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Wednesday-Thursday, February 27-28, 2013 www.newssun.com Volume 94/Number 25 | 50 cents Forecast AP provides space for veteran’s counciling program

By CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY Center program is to actively ing list for help with PTSD. “I’m wholly in favor of the the Vet Center satellite. [email protected] reach out into the community “A Vet Center is a place project,” Parke Sutherland A couple of showers AVON PARK — A new The program is open to all – provide counseling for vet- where men and women can said. war zone veterans with mili- and a t-storm military veteran service will erans suffering from post- talk,” Coulter said. “I’ve seen Mayor Sharon Schuler tary campaign service or High Low come to Avon Park to provide traumatic stress disorder or miracles — lives and mar- agreed. “I can’t think of any readjustment counseling for sexual trauma; grief counsel- riages saved. Currently they better way to use our proper- expeditionary medal, from veterans returning from coming for bereaved military have to travel to Lakeland.” ty than helping our vets,” she World War II forward. 79 51 bat or war zones. families; and assisting veter- Which was why Coulter said. For more information call Complete Forecast Jesse Coulter, of the ans in obtaining benefits. asked the council to provide After a brief discussion the Lakeland Vet Center at PAGE 10A Department of Veteran’s “Twenty-two vets die by free space to the program on covering insurance, the mem- Affairs and director of the suicide every day,” Coulter a part-time basis. bers voted unanimously to (863) 284-0841 or 1-877- Online Lakeland Vet Center, said the told the council. “In Sebring Council members were provide use of the former WAR-VETS, or Coulter at mission of the new Vet there are 80 vets on the wait- quick to respond. code enforcement offices for (863) 284-0841.

Question: Are you Circle of nervous about the Arlene ready to Tuck into retirement automatic federal By CHRISTOPHER Speed is spending cuts due to TUFFLEY begin Friday? [email protected] Thursday LAKE PLACID — When Town Clerk Arlene By SAMANTHA GHOLAR Tuck retires on March 28, Yes [email protected] she will have served the SEBRING – Race fans can town 25 years — longer, if get an early start to the sea- 22.2% her three years as a city son this year with the annual councilor are counted. Circle of Speed event She was appointed town Thursday. clerk in 1988 by Mayor The ‘New and Improved’ Waldo Aliff with the Circle of Speed kicks off the No approval of the town coun- 12 Hours of Sebring Race cil. Week a couple weeks early That means in the last 77.8% with the approval of the quarter century, Tuck has Sebring Chamber of attended at least 600 city Commerce. council and Local Planning Coordinator and owner of Agency meetings. She’s Total votes: 108 Plan B Promotions Lora Todd prepared 25 general fund has worked hard to ensure Next question: budgets, and typed hun- this year’s Circle of Speed is dreds of thousands of let- Will a local Vet a big step up from previous ters, tax receipts, public Center be a benefit years. notices, referendums, meet- Highlands County “We decided to change it ing agendas and minutes. up a little bit so that atten- veterans? She maintained the town’s dees get better service this code book and conducted year. We had some issues last Make your voice heard at all town elections — and year, and we are the new and she did all this (and more) www.newssun.com improved Circle of Speed. while supervising daily We’re going to do things dif- Town Hall business and ferently,” Todd said. Obituaries three secretaries. Last year’s all-you-can-eat “I have worked for seven Martha Hart beer and brats method was a mayors, well over 50 coun- Age 89, of Avon Park News-Sun photo by CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY challenge for coordinators cil members, three police Lake Placid Town Clerk Arlene Tuck is counting the days until March 28. That’s when and vendors so this year Todd Betty Odham chiefs, three town attorneys she retires having served the town for 25 years. Her plans? ‘Do what I want each and everyday.’ has decided to do a more tra- Age 85, of Sebring and many employees,” ditional food vending Tuck said. method. Obituaries, Page 6A She has been honored by Asked what she thought leave the town needing rev- of over $600,000 and over For $5, guests can enjoy a the Lake Placid Chamber was her greatest accom- enue. $1 million cash in the gen- beer and a brat while listen- Index of Commerce three differ- plishment she replied, “After many years of try- eral fund checking ing to live music and check- Celebrations 6B ent years; been a mentor “When I started working ing to keep expenses down, account.” ing out real race cars. with Take Stock in for the town there was a paying cash for everything Tuck added one of her Classifieds 7A “The (race car) drivers Children; and worked with time when we had to cash we purchased — due to the proudest personal moments Clubs & Organizations 7B were very enthusiastic last Keep Lake Placid in some certificates of good advice of Raymond as a professional woman Community Briefs 2A year. When they left the event Beautiful, among many deposit to make payroll. At McIntyre, the county’s came when she became a they told their friends and Crossword Puzzle 9B other volunteer organiza- that time I determined property appraiser — the invited others,” Todd said. Dear Abby 9B tions. when I retired I would not town has a reserve account See MANY, page 5A “We had 25 cars last year but Editorial & Opinion 3A the race coordinator is Fly Lady 9B expecting more than that this Friends & Neighbors 8B year.” Lottery Numbers 2A Eldred named to AP The vintage race car dis- Movie Times 9B play will set up at 5 p.m. in NASCAR This Week 3B Housing Authority Board downtown Sebring along Circle Park Drive. Attendees Sports On TV 2B By CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY involvement. are able to view the classic Follow the [email protected] Eldred was born with obvi- cars as well as have the AVON PARK — City ous disabilities. This has opportunity to met some of News-Sun on council members unanimous- never kept him from achiev- the racers themselves. ly approved Mayor Sharon ing his goals. Circle of Speed will fea- Schuler’s nomination of It is the first time, accord- ture live music from the Mike Eldred to the Housing ing to Arc officials, that a Rebound Band, snowcones www.twitter.com/thenewssun Authority board Monday person with disabilities has from Snowie of Sebring, and night. been named to serve on a city beer, brats and other refresh- Eldred is well known board. ments. The event will take around town, partly because Cam Barnard, of Arc, place from 5-9 p.m. The race of his street cleaning busi- worked with Eldred for years. cars will arrive at 5 p.m. and New-Sun photo by CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY www.facebook.com/newssun Mike Eldred (left), owner and operator of Clean ness, Clean Sweep, which he “His speech pattern is dif- leave promptly at 7 p.m. to Sweep in Avon Park is named to the city’s Housing has owned and operated since ferent, and sometimes he has ensure their safe drives back Authority Monday. City attorney Gerald Buhr, Mayor 1990. Others know him to stop and think,” she said, to the Sebring International Sharon Schuler, and Councilor Parke Sutherland talk through his community See NEW, page 5A Raceway. with him after the meeting. 0790994 01001 Phone ... 385-6155 Fax ... 385-2453 Online: www.newssun.com

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Page 2A News-Sun ࡗ Wednesday, February 27, 2013 www.newssun.com AP council County comments sought considers on preliminary Flood an online Insurance Rate Maps continuing Special to the News-Sun data that show proposed SEBRING – After months maps to be scientifically or poll of collaboration and the reg- technically incorrect. Anyone ular sharing of information who makes an appeal must By CHRISTOPHER resulting in preliminary include the method, data and TUFFLEY Flood Insurance Rate Maps, analysis used to support the [email protected] officials with the incorporat- claim. A comment is an AVON PARK — ed and unincorporated objection to a base map fea- Monday night City municipalities in Highlands ture change or any other non- Councilor Garrett County and the Federal appealable change such as Anderson proposed the Emergency Management correcting the spelling of a city begin a website poll. Agency (FEMA) are asking street name. Anderson’s goal is to the public to participate in a Residents may call their increase and quicken comment and appeal period. local floodplain administra- communication between Flood maps show the tor with questions about city residents and city extent to which areas are at where their property is locat- hall. risk for flooding by the one- ed on the preliminary maps, “We work for the peo- percent-annual-chance- or visit their local county or ple,” Garrett said. “We flood, also known as the base city government office to have to know what people flood, and are used to help view the maps in are thinking. Sometimes determine flood insurance person. Comments and we’ve got to find out so and building requirements. appeals should be sent to a we can take action Property owners — both local official, usually a flood- already.” He added that a Highlands homeowners and business plain administrator or build- poll would be easier and UPrep owners — renters, realtors, ing official, who will send more convenient for resi- mortgage lenders, and insur- them to FEMA. Contact your dents than attending students ance agents in Highlands respective municipality; or if meetings. County are encouraged to you reside in the unincorpo- While other counselors are digging view the preliminary rated area of Highlands were interested and open maps. Those with comments County, contact the County to listening, they also had up ‘bones’ or who would like to file an Planning Department to find specific concerns. appeal have until May 2 to do out who should receive the so. comments and appeals. Mayor Sharon Schuler, News-Sun photo by News-Sun photo by KATARA SIMMONS An appeal is a formal Once all comments and for example, wondered KATARA SIMMONS Highlands University Prepartory School second graders how to make the poll Highlands University Sophia Kogelschatz, Andrew Ayala, Isabel Guerra and Kaden objection to proposed base appeals are resolved, FEMA accessible only to city Preparatory School Roberts run for their lives Friday during a field trip to flood elevations or flood will notify Highlands County second grader Ty residents. She worried Dinosaur World in Plant City. The students have been study- depths, Special Flood Hazard of the effective date of the Sodrel, center, digs ing dinosaurs in science class and were able to do some about outside interfer- deep Friday in search Area (SFHA) boundaries and final maps that will be used hands-on learning with a special field trip. Students participat- zones, or floodways. Appeals for local regulatory and ence, and how the site of fossils at Dinosaur ed in a fossil dig and had a chance to tour the life-size dino would be monitored. World in Plant City. park. must be based on technical insurance rating purposes. Terry Heston worried about cost. More than one member was concerned that yet another task would fall to First witness testifies in Gulf oil spill trial an already stretched city staff. By MICHAEL KUNZELMAN gated the 1989 Exxon Valdez workers and spawned the lar matters since I arrived 18 in 2007. “You have not “I’d like to hear more,” Associated Press spill and New Orleans levee massive spill. Transocean months ago,” Guide wrote. implemented any recommen- said Parke Sutherland, NEW ORLEANS — BP breaches after Hurricane owned the rig; BP leased it. “We have saved BP millions dations. Process safety is adding County failed to implement a new Katrina in 2005. A plaintiffs’ lawyer who and no one had to tell us.” deadly serious, and you’ve Commissioner Don safety plan on the ill-fated The London-based compa- questioned Bea showed him a In a report prepared for the turned it into a traveling Elwell has used the Deepwater Horizon drilling ny has said its “Operating transcript of a deposition of trial, Bea concluded that BP’s roadshow.” Internet successfully to rig even though the company Management System” was Tony Hayward, who was “process safety failures” During cross-examination, keep in touch with his realized a blowout in the designed to drive a rigorous BP’s CEO at the time of the were a cause of the blowout. Bea said those remarks were constituents. Gulf of Mexico was its great- and systematic approach to disaster. Hayward was asked “Financially, BP had the in response to a skit that BP At the same time he est danger, an expert witness safety and risk management. if the deadly April 20, 2010, resources to effectively put presented at a conference that shared Schuler’s con- for people and businesses During cross-examination by blowout could have been into place a process safety didn’t reflect his views on cerns. “We don’t want the suing the company testified a BP lawyer, Bea said the averted if BP had implement- system that could have pre- safety management. staff or council to have to Tuesday. company made “significant ed the safety management vented the Macondo disas- As he questioned Bea, BP spend any time on this,” University of California- efforts” to improve safety program in the Gulf. ter,” Bea testified. attorney Mike Brock recited he said. Berkeley engineering profes- management as early as “There is possible poten- Bea said he had warned BP a long list of steps that BP In answer to concerns sor Robert Bea was the first 2003. tial,” Hayward responded. management several years took to improve safety, citing about vulgar language or witness at a civil trial to However, BP only imple- “Undoubtedly.” before the Gulf rig explosion them as evidence that the determine how much more mented its new safety plan at Bea said BP’s “culture of that “culture is key” to the company wasn’t “cutting cor- repeated rants by one per- BP and other companies just one of the seven rigs the every dollar counts” was company’s ability to operate ners in the area of safety.” son, Anderson said, “This should pay for the spill. Bea company owned or leased in reflected in a May 2009 safely. Bea said the company The case went to trial is not confrontation; it’s a said BP PLC didn’t imple- the Gulf at the time of the email sent by BP well team didn’t heed his warnings. Monday after attempts to step back method, and a ment a two-year-old safety disaster. leader John Guide: “The DW “You still don’t get it,” he reach an 11th-hour settlement much cheaper way to get management program on the Bea said it was “tragic” Horizon embraced every dol- recalled telling BP officials failed. comments then using rig that exploded in the Gulf and “egregious” that BP did- mail-outs.” of Mexico in 2010. n’t apply its own safety pro- The council agreed the “It’s a classic failure of gram to the Deepwater idea was worth exploring. management and leadership Horizon before the Macondo Feb. 27 1 2 3 9 23 53 x:5 City Manager Julian in BP,” said Bea, a former BP well blowout triggered the Lottery Deleon was asked to look Next jackpot $4 million consultant who also investi- explosion that killed 11 into possibilities. Feb. 20 18 23 28 36 43 45 x:4 Center Feb. 16 8 21 26 27 30 40 x:2

Feb. 25 5 21 27 34 35 Feb. 25 (n) 1595 Feb. 24 3 19 24 32 35 Feb. 25 (d) 5877 COMMUNITY BRIEFS Feb. 23 13 26 28 31 33 Feb. 24 (n) 6962 Feb. 22 9 22 27 29 31 Feb. 24 (d) 5359 Roads closed for sures will be re-opened at 10 southbound detour. Feb. 22 2 32 43 44 22 Feb. 25 (n) 610 Circle of Speed p.m. Questions relating to this Feb. 19 3 9 17 36 20 Feb. 25 (d) 442 The northbound detour road closure may be directed SEBRING – The Feb. 15 6 14 34 35 17 Feb. 24 (n) 319 begins at South Ridgewood to Karl Hoglund of the Heartland Riders Association Feb. 12 6 8 24 42 8 Feb. 24 (d) 120 Drive (S.R. 17) at the inter- Sebring Police Department / Plan B Promotions have section of Franklin Street by e-mail at been approved to hold the Feb. 27 2 5 31 39 41 PB: 29 Note: Cash 3 and Play 4 drawings where northbound vehicles [email protected] are twice per day: (d) is the annual Circle of Speed event Next jackpot $90 million will be directed to turn left m or 471-5108. Event-relat- daytime drawing, (n) is the on Thursday. This year’s nighttime drawing. onto Franklin Street. Traffic ed questions may be directed Feb. 20 3 17 19 25 32 PB: 17 event has been scheduled Feb. 16 15 16 46 50 58 PB: 29 PB: Power Ball will follow Franklin Street to to Lora Todd or Plan B from 4:30-9:30 p.m. Due to the intersection of Park Promotions, who may be the length of time it will take Street where it will turn reached at 381-6467. for event setup, local and right following Park Street state roads within the event to North Pine Street. DUMMY 2013; 5.542"; 4.5"; Black; publishers block; 00026403 area will be closed at AP chamber lunch is Vehicles will then turn right approximately 3:30 p.m. Thursday following North Pine Street The following closures to North Ridgewood Drive AVON PARK — The next will be implemented in con- (S.R. 17) where they’ll turn Avon Park Chamber of junction with the event. left ending the northbound Commerce luncheon is at At 3:30 p.m. North detour. noon Thursday at the Hotel Ridgewood Drive will be The southbound detour Jacaranda. Lunch is $11 at closed from Wall Street to begins at North Ridgewood the door. Circle Park Drive; Circle Drive (SR 17) at the inter- This month’s luncheon is Park Drive (State Road 17) section of North Pine Street sponsored by South Florida will be closed; East Center where southbound vehicles State College Foundation. Avenue will be closed from will turn right onto North Don Appelquist and Jane Wall Street to Circle Park Pine Street. Traffic will then Hancock will be giving a Drive; North Commerce follow North Pine Street to presentation about the Avenue will be closed from the intersection of Park Foundation and what it Wall Street to Circle Park Street where vehicles will means to the community. Drive; West Center Street turn left. Park Street will be will be closed from Wall taken to the intersection of Street to Circle Park Drive; Iowa luncheon is Lakeview Drive where traffic and South Ridgewood Drive today will turn left. Lakeview will be closed from Wall Drive will then be followed SEBRING — The annual Street to Circle Park Drive. to the intersection of South gathering of Iowa residents All event-related road clo- Ridgewood Drive, ending the Continued on page 6A

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2227 U.S. 27 South • Sebring, FL 33870 • 863-385-6155 Congregations can make a big difference NEWSROOM ROMONA WASHINGTON Albritton at (863) 781-0306. Give your wonderful thing is beginning in Publisher/Executive Editor name, e-mail address, and number attend- Ext. 515 Highlands County. One of those grass- ing. [email protected] roots-created grand ideas that can make a The Lakeland event is designed partic- DAN HOEHNE A ularly for pastors, representatives of a real difference. The state government is only Sports Editor congregation, or families considering Ext. 528 peripherally involved; the federal and county adopting or fostering a child. [email protected] governments not at all. Albritton said replies received by March 8 are entered into a $100 gift card ADVERTISING This is an idea proposed by Missy Highlands Park Church of the Nazarene drawing the night of the gathering. VICKIE WATSON MITCH COLLINS Albritton. After hearing on the news the in Lakeland. Heartland for Children For so long now, our elected represen- Ext. 518 Ext. 507 [email protected] number of children in need of stable supervises adoptions for the state. The tatives and senators have squabbled and [email protected] homes in Florida, and counting 700 agency is in no way connected with 1-1- gotten nothing done. Within days — BUSINESS OFFICE churches in Highlands County, it occurred 1. unless some sort of middle ground is to her that the Christian community could We urge church pastors and lay leaders found — federal budget cuts will make it JANET EMERSON Ext. 596 help in a practical way. to look into this positive, child-saving harder than ever to provide for our most [email protected] Her vision is to connect church congre- program. As Christians we have a respon- vulnerable children. gations with foster children or orphans. sibility to live our beliefs. It’s beginning to seem as if our politi- Albritton hopes congregations bond Word is getting out, and people are cians could care less about actually solv- together around a needy child. One family responding. The meeting Friday, March ing problems. It’s time we citizens started There once was a could adopt, or foster the child; the rest of 22 is the perfect time to discover what is taking initiative. the congregation could help financially involved in adopting or fostering, and Even better, here is an opportunity to place called America and in other ways to raise her or him. how the process works. do the right thing, at the right time, for “There once television waves Albritton calls her project 1-1-1 — one A free dinner is being served. the right reasons. was a place called (21), cultural stan- child, one family, one congregation. Albritton asks that people RSVP her so The Highlands Park Church of the America,” our dards of morality We think this is both a practical and organizers will know how much food to Nazarene is at 4777 Lakeland Highlands children’s children were broken down spiritual idea, with great merit. prepare — especially if a church sends a Road in Lakeland. Doors open at 6:30 will one day write, (25), homosexuali- On March 22, the Heartland for group. p.m. “a bright and shin- ty, degeneracy and Children plans a special meeting at the Go to [email protected] or call ing city on a hill, promiscuity were divinely placed by presented as “nor- God to serve as a mal” (26), church- beacon of hope to Guest es were infiltrated the entire world. A by those promot- land filled with Column ing social justice generous-hearted Susan (27), prayer in souls who show- Stamper schools was elimi- ered the needy the Brown nated (28). world over with Moreover, the their abundant blessings.” Constitution and founding You see, America was fathers were discredited (29 founded by a handful of & 30) and American cul- God-fearing patriots who ture belittled by those pro- didn’t always agree but moting “cultural sensitivity believed certain things like training” seminars similar life, liberty and the person- to one recently uncovered al pursuit of happiness by a video showing were worth dying for. And employees pounding on to ensure their ideas would tables while chanting anti- survive the ages, they craft- American rants led by a ed one of the most revered man representing the documents ever put to organization, Souder, paper, the United States Betances, and Associate, Constitution. reaping more than $3.3 It wasn’t long before this million taxpayer funds, exceptional nation became according to the envy of those who USASpending.gov. thirsted for freedom and Skousen may have been TODAY’S LETTERS the enemy of those who a prophet, seeing that most despised it. Some loathed of his predictions came to Still no reason for names of different people growing their cultural of the tax would go to the America to the point of pass. Too clever to be cancellation that I talked to, or left mes- tourism. Palm Beach, lakes of Highlands County; making threats while others labeled Communists, they sages for the golf pro to con- Miami-Dade, Sarasota and with only 58 percent left, declared war. But a certain chose the name Editor: tact me. I even told the golf St. Johns (St. Augustine) lakes would only get 5.8 per- few understood defeat was “Progressive” and in the Response to Blindman course that I never put on a counties, to name a few, all cent of the tax. That is, if increasingly less likely and name of change set out to (online comments). Maybe golf tournament and that any have a designated percentage they don’t decide to use the instead devised a plan to dismantle the Constitution, Blindman needs glasses to advice that they could give of tourist tax funds going to lakes money for something take down America from piece by piece. Progress why the fundraiser golf tour- me would help. They said A&C. else as they have done in the within, one small step at a was slow but steady, that is nament was canceled. We had they would. That was about The proposed TDC plan past. time. until their savior, Barack been in touch with the golf six months before the date and the impediments they We asked for a 10-year The leader of the former Obama, arrived. course as far as three weeks was set. place on monies designated sunset to be put in the TDC Soviet Union Communist And no one was outraged prior to Saturday’s game. I had a person that was to promote A&C seriously plan so we could see how the Party, Nikita Khrushchev because the Communist This to the fact that I was told going to play and that person hamper the county’s ability plan worked and the voters promised his beloved mission was complete. As that they would contact other was told that there was no to tap into the lions share of would have some say and Communism would bury former KGB agent, Yuri golf courses about free tournament for Wrede’s. Now the tourist market. Cultural control over TDC. We were the capitalistic West with- Besmenov so eloquently games. That was not done. you tell me why the tourna- tourism is not only the told by Ross MacBeth (book out declaring war. The plan described, without war or That they were going to fax a ment was canceled and why I largest, but the fastest grow- 19 page 241 D) that there was was outlined in a fascinat- bloodshed, America and flyer to the other golf cours- was not told prior to the ing segment of the market. no need for a sunset. The tax ing book called “The her people were demoral- es. That was not done. That I Friday before since I do have And here we sit, a beautifully would only remain in place Naked Communist,” written ized, no longer having the tried three weeks to talk to times, dates and notes what endowed magnet to the cul- for 15 years. Now ask for a in 1958 by a man named reasoning ability to distin- the golf pro at different times was going to be done by the tural tourist, languishing for sunset to be placed in the Cleon Skousen who accu- guish right from wrong, or and even went out there to golf course. lack of vision of a TDC inex- plan and the standard answer rately warned Americans of to comprehend the immen- see how things were going. I Thank you for your reply perienced in promoting A&C. is “No, the voters are not troubles to come unless sity of the treasure they’d even met with the restaurant to my first letter to the editor, They should partner with smart enough to make that things changed. buried just outside the manager and agreed on prices Mr. Blindman. A&C not strip its funding. decision”. Skousen laid out the dan- gates of Hell. for the lunch and what was to David Wrede We need to work together. Thirty percent of the 58 gers Americans faced, point be serverd at lunch time. I Sebring There is much to gain. percent is only 17.4 percent by point, almost as a Susan Stamper Brown is an and the golf pro even came Fred Leavitt, President of the total going to advertis- Communist roadmap to opinion page columnist, moti- up with a price for the golf Partnership should Heartland Cultural ing grants; that is a drop from America’s demise: vational speaker and military game and golf cart charge for Alliance 61 percent of what we have Progressives captured the advocate who writes about poli- the tournament. not lead to strip of now. Democratic Party (goal tics, the military, the economy I was told what it would funds TDC picture painted Sixty percent of the 58 per- number 15), civil rights and culture. Email Susan at cost me to have signs made Editor: cent is 34.8 percent of the actions were taken in [email protected] or up by them. However, I had a too pretty In Sunday’s editorial there total. And they are telling us courts to “weaken basic her website at susanstamper local business make up the is mistake in reference to Art Editor: they will use this to promote American institutions”(16), brown.com. ©2012 Susan signs and save the center & Culture (A&C) “being Answering Feb. 20 Highlands; “just trust us, we the educational system was Stamper Brown. This column monies. I had even put the overlooked and done out of Flourishing art: know we can do a good job.” infiltrated (17), rioting like has been edited by the author. golf tournament in the local its mandated allotment for The story paints a much Oh by the way, they are ask- the Occupy movement was Representations of fact and newspapers as to the time, years -the money has since prettier picture of the Tourist ing for a 50 percent raise of encouraged (19), the press opinions are solely those of the location, and the cost. I went been given to Heartland Development Tax than is the tax, from 2 to 3 percent. was infiltrated (20), domi- author. around and talked to different Cultural Alliance”. The fact true. We were told that this Need more money to do a nation of the big screen and local businesses and recevied is Heartland Cultural tax would bring summer good job. funding for ads. I even Alliance (HCA) has never tourists to Highlands. In the Are they telling us the showed those businesses a received money from the six years from April 5 to Oct. truth this time? If so, they flyer that was made up by the Letters policy Tourist Development Council 11, tax dollars dropped by 37 will not object to asking the golf course of the time, date (TDC). The funds, which percent, due to less tourists. voters if they want a sunset in Make sure to sign your letter and include your address and and cost. I even contacted the are only a fraction of what We said administration the TDC plan in the 2014 phone number. Anonymous letters will be automatically reject- local radio station and they A&C have been “done out costs would be way too high; election and if so, putting the ed. were going to announce it on of” were put in a TDC fund they promised they would first 10-year sunset on the Please keep your letters to a maximum of 400 words. We the radio station. designated for A&C. never go above 29 percent of ballot during the 2016 elec- have to make room for everybody. Letters of local concern take This was not going to cost priority. This fund is under threat of the money taken in. Now they tion, so we voters can say if me anything in return for a Send your letter to 2227 U.S. 27 South, Sebring, FL 33870; being eliminated and never- tell us they want to take 42 we want to keep the TDC or foursome ticket. I had differ- drop it off at the same address; fax 385-1954; or e-mail edi- more replenished by the TDC percent off the top for admin- not. ent golfers that I knew that [email protected]. plan being voted on this istration and leave 58 percent Bill Youngman was going to be there for the To make sure the editorial pages aren’t dominated by the week. Their plan is is incon- of the tax for what it was Sebring tournament. same writers, letters are limited to two per month and a guest sistent with counties that are intended to do. column can be submitted once every three months. I have times, dates and successful in promoting and They promised 10 percent C M Y K

Page 4A News-Sun ࡗ Wednesday, February 27, 2013 www.newssun.com Hospital gift shop reopens Teen charged in Ohio school shooting pleads guilty By THOMAS J. SHEERAN from the judge about the Associated Press plea agreement. CHARDON, Ohio — A Prosecutors say Lane teenager charged with fired 10 shots at students in killing three students at an a cafeteria at Chardon High Ohio high school pleaded School, east of Cleveland. guilty Tuesday to three Lane, who was 17 at the counts of aggravated mur- time of the shooting, was der and other charges. prosecuted as an adult. His T.J. Lane, now 18, also appearance in a Geauga pleaded guilty to two County courtroom came counts of attempted aggra- one day before the anniver- vated murder and a single sary of the deadly shoot- count of felonious assault. ings. Prosecutors agreed to Both the defense and the drop the possibility of the prosecution had sought death penalty, and Lane court-ordered psychiatric likely will be sentenced to testing for Lane to deter- life in prison. Sentencing mine if he would be compe- was set for March 19. tent to stand trial. Dressed in a green open- Before the case went to collared shirt with close- adult court last year, a juve- cropped hair, Lane nile court judge ruled that answered “yes” or “yes, Lane was mentally compe- your honor” to questions tent.

PUBLIX-National Newspaper Plac; 3.639"; 16"; Black plus three; process, main, 97222-liquors; 00027115 News-Sun photo by KATARA SIMMONS ‘I appreciate all that you do,’ said Florida Hospital Heartland Medical Center CEO Tim Cook to volunteer Beth Lewis as he buys a package of almonds from the newly improved gift shop at the hospital in Sebring. An official ribbon cutting ceremony took place Tuesday morning. Patricia Davis was recognized for her efforts as the founder of the gift shop. According to Cindy Alsabrook, Retail Gift Shop buyer/manager for Sebring, Lake Placid and Wauchula, the shop features new merchandise and new incentives. Frequent shopper cards are being issued to help customers earn free merchandise. Alsabrook said that all three gift shops at the local hospital campuses will be updated throughout the year. Stop by the shop to enter to win a free Britto mug. No purchase necessary; a winner will be drawn March 5.

Testimony continues in child sex tourism case

Associated Press activity with minors, along with one Carter in 2011. MIAMI (AP) — A Michigan man on count of attempting child sex tourism. Under questioning by his attorney, trial in Miami federal court denies sexu- Carter said Tuesday that the Haitian ally abusing Haitian children at a resi- national police investigated a few com- Carter said he provided children at the dential center he operated in the plaints of sexual misconduct at his center with food for their families and a Caribbean country. Morning Star Center since 2003. Haitian daily allowance for school. He denied Matthew Andrew Carter faces five authorities never arrested him. counts of traveling from Florida to Haiti Haiti’s government shut down the having sexual relations with any of the for the purpose of engaging in sexual center after U.S. authorities arrested center’s residents.

Rotarians mark golden year of spaghetti

News-Sun staff SEBRING – For 50 years the Sebring Noon Rotary Club has been serving spaghetti dinners in a way to benefit variosu youth projects it helps fund in the city. This year’s spaghetti dinner will from 4:30-7:30 p.m. today at the Highlands County Fairgrounds. Bill Jernigan began in 1965 on the sauce committee under Jimmy Maxcy and started helping his father-in- law, Louis Alsmeyer, as the assistant general chairman, later taking on more respon- sibilities as Alsmeyer’s health began to fail. In 1982 Bill’s son, Larry, joined the family veterinarian practice, the Sebring club and the family’s tradition of being News-Sun file photo involved in this fundraiser. Sebring Noon Rotarians drain a pot of spaghetti for the club’s annual fundraiser, which Larry Jernigan now serves as benefits Sebring youth projects. This year’s spaghetti dinner is tonight at the Highlands Bill’s assistant chairman as County Fairgrounds. well as sauce committee 20-gallon pots. 1926. Mission and the Highlands chairman. Cole slaw, rolls, butter and Any food left over after the County Jail. George Hensley, Ernie cookies will help round out dinners are served is donated Tickets for adults is $7, Breed and Ed Koch were all the meal and are added just as to the New Testament and $5 for children under 12. part of the original commit- the dinners are served. tees and they also continue to For the first time, this year offer their help each year in there will also be a “Drive- making sure the event takes thru” table for take-out din- KIFFLE KITCHEN; 3.639"; 5"; Black plus three; place with few problems. ners. The “Drive-thru” table process, main; 00027896 That first spaghetti dinner will be in front of the ticket profited the club about $600, booth. which was used to improve Bill Jernigan, general Teen Town, now Highlands chairman of the spaghetti Little Theatre. About 800 dinner, said there will also be dinners were sold the follow- the usual four serving lines of ing year. Rotarians, with two at the Since 1978, the profits entrance to the building have been nearly $248,000, allowing the “eat-in” cus- and about 2,000 dinners are tomers to go right in to the served each year. tables set up inside. The two Water is boiled in two 55- “take-out” lines are staffed gallon drums and then about behind the kitchen that plate 400 pounds of dry spaghetti the meals in fold-over trays. is cooked in eight 15-gallon The Rotarians, he said, pots. It takes about 700 normally serve about 1,100 pounds of lean meat and “take-outs” and 500 “eat-in” more than 100 gallons of dinners. tomato products and other Sebring Middle School and condiments to make the Hill-Gustat Middle School spaghetti sauce. bands will help sell tickets. Along with the spaghetti, The stage bands will play a about 24 cases of green beans concert during the dinner. flavored with smoked ham Sebring Rotary Clubs have hocks and chopped fresh supported school bands since onions are simmered in four C M Y K

www.newssun.com News-Sun ࡗ Wednesday, February 27, 2013 Page 5A Many changes seen by Tuck Temporary ban on Florida Continued from page 1A Certified Municipal Clerk. Since 1988 there have welfare drug testing upheld been many changes, of course. President George H.W. Bush was elected that By JAMES L. ROSICA ly stability and child wel- The state then appealed year. Associated Press fare, and that drug use sub- the preliminary injunction “When I started working TALLAHASSEE — A verts both of those aims. to the 11th Circuit. for the town,” Tuck said, federal appeals court But opponents said drug The circuit court’s opin- “we still had ledger books, Tuesday upheld a temporary testing as a condition of get- ion also dismissed the There were no computers ban on a law requiring drug ting welfare benefits is an state’s argument that the except for utility billing. testing of Florida’s welfare unconstitutional search and testing for drugs without Since then we have com- recipients. seizure. suspicion is OK because pletely computerized. No The 11th U.S. Circuit Florida’s law requires potential recipients sign a more onion skin paper; no Court of Appeals in Atlanta welfare applicants to pay for consent form. more erasers.” ruled that a lower court was and pass a drug test to get The court said the state She described other right to temporarily halt benefits. The drug testing cannot condition welfare changes. “We have gone enforcement of the state’s was in effect in the latter benefits “on the applicant’s Courtesy photo from a 45,000-gallon a day Arlene Tuck in May 2006 as seen by many, deep in her drug-testing program. The half of 2011 before being forced waiver” of his consti- wastewater system, to over work for the Town of Lake Placid. opinion said the state of halted by a federal judge. tutional right. 250,000 gallons a day. Florida hadn’t shown a The American Civil “We’ve gone from one her chair. “My plans for the In 1977 she was elected to “substantial special need” Liberties Union had chal- Follow Rosica at http://twit- sanitation truck to three; future are ‘to do what I want the town council. She for such mandatory drug lenged the law’s constitu- ter.com/jlrosica from a two-man police each and every day’.” resigned in 1980 to move to testing. tionality. department to seven officers With four grandsons and a California. The ruling, authored by full time and two full-time granddaughter, she looks However, Tuck said, “My Circuit Judge Rosemary secretaries. Our population forward to attending all their heart was still in Lake Barkett, added that “there is has increased by about 50 special occasions and sport- Placid and I moved back.” nothing inherent to the con- percent — from 1,120 resi- ing events. She was only gone one year. dition of being impover- MARTIAL ARTS (pp); 3.639"; 3"; Black; after dents to 2,285.” Tuck arrived in Lake On returning she went to ished that supports the con- care, rhp, top; 00027030 Tuck is proud the town Placid in 1958, and is a work as a legal secretary clusion that there is a ‘con- rose to the challenge of graduate of Lake Placid again, spending seven years crete danger’ that impover- meeting the needs of the High School. After graduat- with Michael A. Rider ished individuals are prone enlarging population. “The ing she took a secretarial before being recruited by to drug use.” town built a new operation course and earned an Mayor Aliff. Tuesday’s decision means and maintenance facility; a Associate of Arts from South Since then Tuck’s career that the law will continue to wastewater plant and lab; Florida State College, then has been all about the town. not be enforced as the courts purchased a new police the South Florida “I am grateful I had the continue to resolve the department building; and Community College. opportunity to serve the peo- underlying legal issues. made many improvements to Before working for the ple of Lake Placid (as town Florida officials previous- Lake June fields,” she said. town, she was a legal secre- clerk),” Tuck said with a ly argued that Temporary “We have started a special tary, working for the late wide smile, “but I think it’s Assistance for Needy magistrate court and formed Andrew B. Jackson for 15 time for me to allow some- Families, or TANF, benefits a utility advisory commis- years — from 1966 to 1981. one else the honor.” are intended to ensure fami- sion. “We’ve installed many, many miles of roads and put in a lot of beautification.” As to the future, Tuck DUMMY 2013; 9.347"; 13"; Black plus three; process, hometown biz dummy; 00026397 beams and relaxes back in

New interest on board

Continued from page 1A “but he can be easily understood. He is self-sufficient, with his own business. He recently moved from a group home to a Housing Authority apartment of his own.” This makes him an excellent candidate for the Housing Authority board, Barnard said, because he has a strong sense of neighborhood. “He’s interested in his communi- Eldred ty,” Barnard added. “He’s a doer and has initiative. Mike participates in events and attends Housing Authority meetings and watches city council meetings on television. He’s really interested. This is a special oppportunity.” Larry Shoeman, the authority’s director, is a big Eldred fan. “Mike is a very active,” he said. “He cares. He’s been a regular attendee the last several months. He has a disability, but he communicates well and will be a good representative for his community.”

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Continued from page 2A Guest speaker will be Dr. donations from 3-7 p.m. present and past will be R. Ganthier, retina specialist Thursdays, Fridays and LAMPE & KEIFFER; 5.542"; 10.5"; Black; 2/27/13; 00027861 today at Homer’s from Highlands Eye Saturdays. Smorgasbord in Sebring Institute. The doctor brings Square (across the street news about “What is Up and Good Shepherd from Walmart). Registration Coming for Macular Hospice training and fellowship at 11 a.m., Degeneration in 2013” and followed by lunch and fel- there will be an open forum volunteers lowship until 1:30 p.m. (question and answer time) SEBRING — Good For more information, call about retina issues, including (863) 735-0038. visual rehab, other eye disor- Shepherd Hospice needs vol- ders, and visual aids. unteers to support its mis- This group is an informa- sion to provide exceptional Air Force end-of-life care. Attend a Association meets tional type of support group for people experiencing free, 90-minute orientation SEBRING — Members of problems with low vision session to learn more about the local chapter of the Air including age related macu- the fulfilling experience of Force Association will meet lar degeneration. Anyone volunteering with Good at 4 p.m. Thursday in the interested in meeting with Shepherd Hospice. Hospice Kenilworth Lodge’s the group is encouraged to needs volunteers at all levels Governors Room, AFA presi- attend this friendly, informal – from providing compan- dent J. Kendall Galloway meeting. ionship for a hospice patient announced. to supplying office help to “We will have several Yard sale to benefit facilitating a children’s grief support group to supporting major agenda items on our STR9 UP plans agenda including plans for families at the Somers our annual High School LAKE PLACID — A huge Hospice House. Good Science and Math Awards yard sale will be held from 8 Shepherd Hospice has a spe- program,” Galloway said. a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, cial need for licensed profes- All AFA members are March 16 at the STR8 UP sionals to volunteer to pro- invited to attend the meeting. Youth House, 113 S. Main vide hair styling and nail In addition to the regular Ave. care services. order of business, the draw- The group is raising funds Good Shepherd Hospice ing award will be first order to take 50 youth to see the will hold a 90-minute orien- of business. “Story of Jesus” in tation session at 11 a.m. Wauchula. The cost is $45 Friday at the Somers Change in Low per student. To sponsor a Hospice House, 1110 Hammock Road. Vision meeting youth(s), make checks payable to STR8 UP Youth All training is free and SEBRING — The Low Ministry, P. O. Box 654 volunteers do not need any Vision Information Group Lake Placid, FL 33862. One type of prior experience. will meet at noon today in can also donate by PayPal at Contact Regina Merrick at the fellowship hall at St. www.str8up.org. (863) 551-3943 or email John United Methodist Donations will be accept- [email protected] Church, 3214 Grand Prix ed to sell in the yard sale for more information or to Drive. through March 15. Drop off register.

OBITUARIES

MARTHA HART Waters. She was a graduate at 2 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 28, Martha Bennett Hart, age of Johsnton High School and 2013 at Bible Fellowship 89, passed away on Sunday, Winthrop College, Rock Hill, with family receiving friends Feb. 24, 2013 in Avon Park, SC, class of 1948. She taught one hour prior. Memorials Fla. She was born in Avon high school at Green Cove are requested to Scholarship Park, Fla. to Alexander Springs, Fla. and physical Fund in care of Sebring High Henderson education at Woodlawn School or Safe House, 1000 and Mignyon Elementary School from S. Highlands Ave, Sebring, Ruby1969-1989. She was a mem- FL 33870. (Lanier) ber of Sebring Historical Morris Funeral Chapel Bennett. Mrs. Society. 307 S. Commerce Ave. Hart was a She was preceded in death Sebring, FL 33870 cook for the by her husband, Glenn; www.morrisfuneralchapel.com Hart Florida grandson Dale Odham; sister, Alcoholic Marina Kirkland; and a Treatment Center for 18 brother, Philemon B. (BoBo) years, member of the Waters VIIII. She is survived GRIFFIN'S CARPET MART; 7.444"; 10"; Black; 2/27/13; 00027864 American Legion Auxiliary, by sons, Marshall (Judy) AARP, member of Avon Park Odham of Gainesville, Fla., Lakes Baptist Church and a Russell (Nancy) Odham of generous contributor of her Avon Park, Fla., Hugh time and money to many “Bubba” (Nancy) Odham of church and community proj- Titusville, Fla. and Brailey ects. She was a lifelong resi- (Kathy) Odham of dent of Avon Park, Fla. Tallahassee, Fla.; daughter, Mrs. Hart is survived by Bettina (Terry) Galas of her daughters Pamela Sebring, Fla.; brother-in-law, Mitchell (Danny) of Avon Roy Kirkland of Johnston, Park, Fla. and Nancy Davis S.C.; 10 grandchildren and (Merlan) of North Port, Fla; two great-grandchildren. eight grandchildren, 10 great- A memorial service will be grandchildren and one great- great-grandchild. Mrs. Hart was preceded in death by her CENTRAL FLORIDA husband D.J. Hart; sons CASKET STORE &; Jimmy and Dennis Hart; 1.736"; 6"; Black; obit brothers Ray and Roy page; 00027221 Bennett; and a sister, Ruby Heim. Visitation was held Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2013 from 5-7 p.m. at Stephenson- Nelson Funeral Home in Avon Park. A funeral service will be held Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2013 at 11 a.m. (with visitation beginning at 10 a.m.) at Avon Park Lakes Baptist Church with Rev. George Hall officiating. Burial will follow in Bougainvillea Cemetery. Memorial contri- butions may be made to Avon Park Lakes Baptist Church in care of Cornerstone Christian Academy. Stephenson-Nelson Funeral Home Avon Park, Fla. 33825

BETTY ODHAM Betty (Tina) P. Odham, 85, of Sebring, Fla. died Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013. She was born in Johnston, S.C., daughter of the late Philemon Berry Waters VIII and Edith Wright

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA Legals Legals Legals Legals Legals PROBATE DIVISION 1050 1050 1050 1050 1050 FILE NO. PC 13-41 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN RE: ESTATE OF OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Pursuant to a WRIT OF OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA MARJORIE E. STAHLBERG OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, EXECUTION issued out of the County Court in and for High- IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, PROBATE DIVISION Deceased. IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY lands County, Florida, on the 13th day of December, CIVIL DIVISION IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY 2012, the cause wherein ASSET ACCEPTANCE, LLC is FILE NO. PC 13-58 NOTICE TO CREDITORS CIVIL DIVISION CASE NUMBER: 12-983 GCS CIVIL DIVISION Plaintiff, and EJAJ CHOWDHURY, is the Defendant, being Division Probate (Summary Administration) CASE NO. 28-2009-CA-001164 J. RICHARD GREIDER and EILEEN V. CASE NO. 28-2010-CA-000185 Case No. 08388CCS in the said Court, I, Susan Benton, IN RE: ESTATE OF TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC, GREIDER, OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC, Sheriff of Highlands County, Florida, have levied upon all WALTER LEE TROYER, AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: Plaintiff, of, right, title and interest of the Defendant, EJAJ Plaintiff,vs. Plaintiff, Deceased. You are hereby notified that an Order of Sum- vs. CHOWDHURY in and to the following described PERSONAL JEFF A. MURPHY; KELLY M. MURPHY; SWAINE & vs. NOTICE TO CREDITORS mary Administration has been entered in the es- UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, AS- property, to-wit: HARRIS, P.A.; ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES EUGENE S. PAGONIS, et. Al The administration of the estate of WALTER tate of Marjorie E. Stahlberg, deceased, File Num- SIGNEES, CREDITORS, LIENORS, TRUSTEES OF 2003 LEXUS ES 300 CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND AGAINST Defendant(s) LEE TROYER, deceased, whose date of death was ber PC 13-41, by the Circuit Court for Highlands GEORGE R. WRIGHT, DECEASED; CINDI KEN- VIN: JTHBF30G130121337 THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF SALE November 28, 2012, and whose social security County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of NEDY, HEIR; GEORGE WRIGHT III, HEIR; AUDREY I shall offer this property for sale at Ducks Body Shop, WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a Final 1153 Hawthorne Drive, in the City of Sebring, Highlands number is XXX-XX-9676, is pending in the Circuit which is 590 South Commerce Avenue, Sebring, MONIQUE CEJMER, HEIR; NANCY WRIGHT, HEIR; WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM Summary Judgment of Foreclosure entered in the County, Florida, on the 11th day of March, 2013, at Court for Highlands County, Florida, Probate Divi- FL 33870; that the decedent's date of death was HOLLIE CHANG, HEIR; SHIRLEY STREMME; UN- AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, above-styled cause, in the Circuit Court of High- 11:00 a.m., or as soon thereafter as possible. I will offer sion, the address of which is 590 S. Commerce December 8th, 2012; that the total value of the KNOWN SPOUSE OF SHIRLEY STREMME; IF LIV- GRANTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS, lands County, Florida, I will sell the property situ- for sale all of the said defendant, EJAJ CHOWDHURY'S, Avenue, Sebring, FL 33870. The names and ad- estate is $8,052.00 and that the names and ad- ING, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF right, title and interest in and to the aforesaid property at Defendants. ate in Highlands County, Florida, described as: dresses of the personal representative and the dresses of those to whom it has been assigned SAID DEFENDANT(S), IF REMARRIED, AND IF DE- public outcry and will sell the same, subject to all prior NOTICE OF SALE LOT 6, BLOCK 212, OF A REVISION OF A RE- personal representative's attorney are set forth by such order are: CEASED, THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DE- liens, encumbrances and judgments, if any, to the highest Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a final SUBDIVISION OF A PORTION OF PLACID LAKES and best bidder or bidders for CASH, the proceeds to be below. Name and Address VISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, decree of foreclosure entered in the above-enti- SECTION ELEVEN, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT applied as far as may be to the payment of costs and the All creditors of the decedent and other persons Robin Hinkle LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES, AND ALL OTHER PER- tled cause in the Circuit Court of Highlands THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGE 77, satisfaction of the above-described execution. having claims or demands against decedent's es- 1921 Elf Drive SONS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR County, Florida, I will sell the property situated in OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF HIGHLANDS Dated this, February 1st, 2013 tate on whom a copy of this notice is required to Sebring, FL 33875 AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT(S); SPRING Highlands County, Florida, described as: COUNTY, FLORIDA. SUSAN BENTON, SHERIFF OF be served must file their claims with this court ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED LAKE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT; WHETHER DIS- Lots 32, 33, and 34, Block C, of SUN 'N LAKE A/K/A HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE THAT: SOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXISTING, TOGETHER ESTATES SECTION 3, according to the Plat 110 Murray Court By: /s/ Lt. Jack Baily, Jr. TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- All creditors of the estate of the decedent and WITH ANY GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 8, Page 31, of Lake Placid, FL 33852 Lt. Jack Bailey, Jr., TICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE persons having claims or demands against the LIENORS, OR TRUSTEES OF SAID DEFENDANT(S) the Public Records of Highlands County, Florida. at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, for DEPUTY SHERIFF OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. estate of the decedent other than those for whom AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY, at public sale to the highest and best bidder for cash, in the Jury Assembly Room in the basement In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, All other creditors of the decedent and other provision for full payment was made in the Order THROUGH, UNDER, OR AGAINST DEFENDANT(S); cash, in the Jury Assembly Room in the basement of Highlands County Courthouse located at 430 persons with disabilities needing a special accommoda- persons having claims or demands against dece- of Summary Administration must file their claims UNKNOWN TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TENANT #2; tion to participate in this proceeding should contact the of the Highlands County Court- house, in Sebring, South Commerce Avenue, Sebring, Florida at dent's estate must file their claims with this court with this court WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET Defendant(s) agency sending this notice at 434 Fernleaf Ave., Sebring, Florida at 11:00 A.M. on the 20th day of March, 11:00 A.M., on the 14th day of March, 2013. WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA NOTICE OF SALE FL 33870, Telephone 863/402-7228 not later than 2013. Any person claiming an interest in the Any person claiming an interest in the surplus seven days prior to the proceeding. If hearing impaired, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. PROBATE CODE. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a Final surplus from the sale, if any, other than the prop- from the sale, if any, other than the property (TTD) 1-800-955-8771, or Voice (V) 1-800-955-8770, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PE- NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOT- Summary Judgment of Foreclosure entered in the erty owner as of the date of the lis pendens must owner as of the date of the lis pendents, must file via Florida Relay Services. RIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, IN SECTION 733.702 WITHSTANDING ANY OTHER APPLICABLE TIME above-styled cause, in the Circuit Court of High- file a claim within 60 days after the sale. a claim within 60 days after the sale. Prepared Lt. Jack Bailey OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOR- PERIOD, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR lands County, Florida, I will sell the property situ- SIGNED this 25th day of February, 2013. Witness, my hand and seal of this court on the Highlands County Sheriff's Office EVER BARRED. MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH ate in Highlands County, Florida, described as: ROBERT W. GERMAINEClerk of the Circuit Court 15th day of February, 2013. 434 Fernleaf Ave. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET IS BARRED. LOT 6, IN BLOCK E, OF SPRING LAKE VILLAGE By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Sebring, FL 33870 FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) The date of first publication of this Notice is II, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE- Deputy Clerk By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak February 6, 13, 20, 27, 2013 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE February 27, 2013. CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 9, PAGE 43, OF THE February 27; March 6, 2013 Deputy Clerk OF DEATH IS BARRED. Person Giving Notice: PUBLIC RECORDS OF HIGHLANDS COUNTY, If you are a person with a disability who needs as- The date of first publication of this Notice is Robin Hinkle FLORIDA. sistance in order to participate in a program or February 27, 2013. 1921 Elf Drive A/K/A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT service of the State Courts System, you should Personal Representative: Sebring, FL 33875 7532 Honeysuckle Drive FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA contact the Office of the Court Administrator at /s/ Howard Troyer BREED & NUNNALLEE, P.A. Sebring, FL 33870 PROBATE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT (863) 534-4686 (voice), (863) 534-7777 (TDD) or 8320 E 81st Place Attorneys for Person Giving Notice: at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, for FILE NO. PC 13-44 OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT (800) 955-8770 (Florida Relay Service), as much Tulsa, OK 74133 325 NORTH COMMERCE AVENUE cash, in the Jury Assembly Room in the basement Division Probate IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA in advance of your court appearance or visit to the Attorney for Personal Representative: SEBRING, FL 33870 of Highlands County Courthouse located at 430 IN RE: ESTATE OF GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION courthouse as possible. Please be prepared to ex- /s/ Robert E. Livingston Telephone: (863) 382-3154 South Commerce Avenue, Sebring, Florida at CHESTER W. SMITH CASE NO. 12000621GC plain your functional limitations and suggest an Florida Bar No. 0031259 By: /s/ Thomas L. Nunnallee 11:00 A.M., on the 14th day of March, 2013. Deceased. NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, LLC, auxiliary aid or service that you believe will enable 445 S. Commerce Avenue THOMAS L. NUNNALLEE DATED THIS 14TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2013. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Plaintiff, you to effectively participate in the court program Sebring, Florida 33870 Florida Bar No. 0062162 Any person claiming an interest in the surplus The administration of the estate of CHESTER vs. or service. Telephone: (863) 385-5156 E-Mail Address: [email protected] from the sale, if any, other than the property W. SMITH, deceased, whose date of death was CYNTHIA D. LUTTRELL, ELIZABETH ANNE February 27; March 6, 2013 February 27; March 6, 2013 February 27; March 6, 2013 BATES, GEORGE WILLIAM BATES, JOHN owner as of the date of the lis pendents, must file October 26, 2011, is pending in the Circuit Court DAVID BATES, LORI ANNE JOHNSON, TAMMY a claim within 60 days after the sale. for HIGHLANDS County, Florida, Probate Division, LYNNE JOHNSON AND RYAN BENJAMIN DANSER, Witness, my hand and seal of this court on the the address of which is 590 S. Commerce Ave., et al. 14th day of February, 2013. Sebring, FL 33870. The names and addresses of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT the personal representative and the personal rep- Highlands Defendant. FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA County Legals NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak resentative's attorney are set forth below. PROBATE DIVISION 1055 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Deputy Clerk All creditors of the decedent and other per- FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA FILE NO. PC 13-36 Judgment of Foreclosure dated February 7, 2013, If you are a person with a disability who needs as- sons having claims or demands against dece- NOTICE OF APPLICATION PROBATE DIVISION Division: Probate and entered in Case No. 12000621GC of the Cir- sistance in order to participate in a program or dent's estate on whom a copy of this notice is re- FOR TAX DEED 11001971TDS FILE NO. PC 13-48 IN RE: ESTATE OF cuit Court of the TENTH Judicial Circuit in and for service of the State Courts System, you should quired to be served must file their claims with this ELSIE M. CONNER CHAPTER 197.512 F.S. IN RE: ESTATE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that COUNTY OF HIGHLANDS, Highlands County, Florida, wherein NATIONSTAR contact the Office of the Court Administrator at court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER MARILYNN J. BAKER Deceased. the holder of the following certificate has filed said certifi- MORTGAGE, LLC, is the Plaintiff and CYNTHIA D. (863) 534-4686 (voice), (863) 534-7777 (TDD) or THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS cates for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate LUTTRELL; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CYNTHIA D. (800) 955-8770 (Florida Relay Service), as much NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration of the estate of Elsie M. number and year of issuance, the description of the prop- LUTTRELL; ELIZABETH ANNE BATES; UNKNOWN in advance of your court appearance or visit to the ICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. erty, and the names in which it was assessed are as fol- (Summary Administration) Conner, deceased, whose date of death was SPOUSE OF ELIZABETH ANNE BATES; GEORGE courthouse as possible. Please be prepared to ex- All other creditors of the decedent and other lows: TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS January 11th, 2013, is pending in the Circuit WILLIAM BATES; JOHN DAVID BATES; LORI ANNE plain your functional limitations and suggest an persons having claims or demands against dece- Certificate No.: 12374 AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: Court for Highlands County, Florida, Probate Divi- JOHNSON; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LORI ANNE auxiliary aid or service that you believe will enable dent's estate must file their claims with this court Year of Issuance: 05-22-2009 You are hereby notified that an Order of Sum- sion, the address of which is 430 S. Commerce JOHNSON; TAMMY LYNNE JOHNSON; UNKNOWN you to effectively participate in the court program WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE Tax ID: C-33-36-30-010-2040-0050 mary Administration has been entered in the es- Avenue, Sebring, FL 33870. The names and ad- SPOUSE OF TAMMY LYNNE JOHNSON; RYAN or service. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. Description of Property: tate of MARILYNN J. BAKER, deceased, File Num- dresses of the personal representative and the BENJAMIN DANSER; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF February 27; March 6, 2013 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PE- LOTS 5 TO 25 INCLUSIVE BLOCK 204 BELLAGO SUBDIVI- ber PC 13-48, by the Circuit Court for HIGHLANDS personal representative's attorney are set forth RYAN BENJAMIN DANSER; BANK OF AMERICA RIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE below. SION, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of IN PLAT BOOK 3 PAGE 20 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF N.A.; THE INDEPENDENT SAVINGS PLAN COM- FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER All creditors of the decedent and other per- which is Clerk of the Court, Highlands County HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA. PANY; WATERWAY PATIO HOMES CONDOMINIUM BARRED. sons having claims or demands against dece- Courthouse, 430 South Commerce Avenue, Se- Name in which assessed: ASSOCIATION INC PHASE II; TIME INVESTMENT NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET THE LIEN TAG & TITLE TEAM, INC. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC bring, Florida 33870; that the decedent's date of dent's estate on whom a copy of this notice is re- RALPH F. BRINKMAN; JOHN E. BRINKMAN; KATHLEEN R. COMPANY INC.; UNKNOWN TENANT #1; UN- SALE THE FOLLOWING VEHICLES (OR) VESSELS TO FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) death was June 4, 2012; that the total value of quired to be served must file their claims with this MUSSELMAN; MARK A. BRINKMAN; KNOWN TENANT #2 are the Defendant(s). Robert SATISFY LIEN PURSUANT TO SECTION, 677.209, YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE the estate is $47,000.00 and the names and ad- court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER All of said property being in the County of Highlands, Germaine as The Clerk of the Circuit Court will sell 677.210, OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES ON APRIL 04, OF DEATH IS BARRED. THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS State of Florida. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed 2013 AT 10:00 A.M. INSPECT AT LIENORS ADDRESS 1 dresses of those to whom it has been assigned by to the highest and best bidder for cash at 430 S. The date of first publication of this Notice is NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- according to law the property described in such certificate WEEK PRIOR TO THE AUCTION, AS, WHERE IS. *AUCTION such order are: Catherine A. Schaub, 2028 10th COMMERCE AVENUE, SEBRING, FL 33870 AT February 27, 2013. shall be sold to the highest bidder at Highlands County WILL OCCUR AT 5834 DAWSON STREET, HOLLYWOOD, St., Peru, Illinois 61354 and Cynthia L. Hender- ICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 11:00 A.M. on March 13, 2013, the following de- Personal Representative: All other creditors of the decedent and other Government Center in the Board of County Commissioners FL 33023. son-Deutsch, 528 20th Ave., Moline, Illinois Boardroom in accordance with Chapter 45, Florida Stat- scribed property as set forth in said Final Judg- /s/ Kenneth W. Smith 61265. persons having claims or demands against dece- utes at 10:00 A.M., or thereafter on 13th day of March, ment, to wit: Attorney for Personal Representative: LOT #13598 1997 PETERBUILT ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: dent's estate must file their claims with this court 2013. UNIT 225, OF WATERWAY PATIO HOMES, /s/ Michael A. Rider VIN #1XPCDRX0VN417750 All creditors of the estate of the decedent and WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE Dated this 19th day of February, 2013. PHASE II, A CONDOMINIUM, ACCORDING TO THE MICHAEL A. RIDER LIENOR: ELISHA WILLIAM SINGH persons having claims or demands against the FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ROBERT W. GERMAINE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM THEREOF AS Florida Bar Number: 175661 LOCATED AT: STORAGE LOT estate of the decedent other than those for whom ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PE- Clerk of the Circuit Court of Highlands County, Florida RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1698, 13 N. Oak Avenue OWNER: UNKNOWN provision for full payment was made in the Order RIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE Signature: /s/ Debbie Carpenter PAGE 1869 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF HIGH- Lake Placid, FL 33852 CUSTOMER: ABANDONED of Summary Administration must file their claims FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER DEBBIE CARPENTER, Deputy Clerk LANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA AND ANY AND ALL Telephone: (863)465-1111 LIEN HOLDER: UNKNOWN with this court WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET BARRED. February 27, 2013 AMENDMENTS THERETO; TOGETHER WITH AN Fax: (863)465-8100 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET LIEN AMOUNT: $12,200.00 FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA NOTICE OF APPLICATION UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELE- E-Mail: [email protected] FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) PROBATE CODE. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS FOR TAX DEED 12000140TDS MENTS APPURTENANT THERETO February 27; March 6, 2013 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE LOT #13600 1987 PETERBUILT NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOT- CHAPTER 197.512 F.S. Any person claiming an interest in the surplus VIN #1XP5DB9X5HN213433 WITHSTANDING ANY OTHER APPLICABLE TIME OF DEATH IS BARRED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that EUGENIO PEDRO, the from the sale, if any, other than the property LIENOR: NEWTON NERDON PERIOD, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR The date of first publication of this Notice is holder of the following certificate has filed said certificates owner as of the date of the lis pendens must file a LOCATED AT: STORAGE LOT MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH February 20, 2013. for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate num- claim within 60 days after the sale. ber and year of issuance, the description of the property, OWNER: EUFEMIA S. KEARNEY PO BOX 1593, AVON PK., IS BARRED. Personal Representative: Dated this 12th day of February, 2013. and the names in which it was assessed are as follows: FL. 33826 The date of first publication of this Notice is Patricia A. Lewis Robert Germaine Certificate No.: 119 CUSTOMER: ABANDONED February 27, 2013. P.O. Box 16638 As Clerk of the Court Year of Issuance: 06-01-2007 LIEN HOLDER: NONE Person Giving Notice: Pensacola, FL 32507-6638 By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak Tax ID: C-01-33-28-010-0000-6344 LIEN AMOUNT: $14,570.00 Catherine A. Schaub SHEEHAN & CELAYA, P.A. As Deputy Clerk Description of Property: 2028 10th St. Attorneys for Personal Representative IMPORTANT Pursuant to Florida Statue 677.209,677.210 and/or LOT 6344 AVON PARK LAKES UNIT 20, ACCORDING TO Peru, Illinois 61354 Subscribe 300 DAL HALL BLVD. If you are a person with a disability who needs 328.17 AND/OR 713.78 the preceding claim a lien on LAKE PLACID, FL 33852 THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5 Attorney for Person Giving Notice: PAGE 15 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF HIGHLANDS any accommodation in order to participate in vehicles (or) vessels shown for Storage and/or Storage, Telephone: (863)465-1551 labor and/or services. Unless charges are paid in cash, John K. McClure COUNTY, FLORIDA. this proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to Florida Bar No. 184165 said vehicles (or) vessels will be sold for cash by public Attorney for Catherine A. Schaub to the Name in which assessed: you, to the provision of certain assistance. Please E-Mail Address: [email protected] auction on date at time shown, where vehicle (or) vessels Florida Bar No. 286958 DANILO MELENDEZ; INDIGARIBETH MELENDEZ; contact the Office of the Court Administrator, is located. Owners or any one claiming an interest have a MCCLURE & LOBOZZO February 20, 27, 2013 All of said property being in the County of Highlands, (863) 534-4690, at least 7 days before your right to a hearing prior to the scheduled auction which can News-Sun 211 South Ridgewood Drive State of Florida. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed scheduled court appearance, or immediately upon be set by filing demand with Clerk of the Circuit Court in Sebring, FL 33870 according to law the property described in such certificate receiving this notification if the time before the their county and mailing copies of demand to all other shall be sold to the highest bidder at Highlands County Telephone: (863)402-1888 Call scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; No- owners and lien holder. Owner can recover possession Government Center in the Board of County Commissioners without judicial proceeding by posting bond per Florida Fax: (863) 402-2436 tice of Foreclosure Sale; if you are hearing or Boardroom in accordance with Chapter 45, Florida Stat- Statue 559.917. Auction proceeds in excess of charges E-Mail: [email protected] voice impaired, call TDD (863) 534-7777 or 385-6155 utes at 10:00 A.M., or thereafter on 27th day of March, due will be deposited with Clerk of the Circuit Court. Any Secondary E-Mail: [email protected] 2013. Florida Relay Service 711. person(s) claiming any interest(s) in the above vehicles (or) Classified ads February 27; March 6, 2013 Dated this 18th day of January, 2013. February 20, 27, 2013 vessels contact: THE LIEN TAG & TITLE TEAM, INC. (954)985-9070. 25% Buyers premium. *ALL AUCTIONS get fast results ROBERT W. GERMAINE ARE HELD WITH RESERVE* LICENSE #AB-3009 Clerk of the Circuit Court of Highlands County, Florida February 27; March 6, 2013 Signature: /s/ Misty Blackburn MISTY BLACKBURN, Deputy Clerk February 20,27; March 6, 13, 2013

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Unfurnished Garage & H H H U 2100 elp Wanted 2100 elp Wanted 2100 elp Wanted 6200 Apartments 6300 nfurnished Houses 7320 Yard Sales MAINTENANCE MAN/MANAGER RESIDENT MANAGER POSITION AVON PARK - NW - APARTMENTS SEBRING 3BR (Possible 4 BR), 1BA., SEBRING GARDENS RV PARK 1920 needed for 20 unit complex on Lake in Management Position Available. 2BR/2BA $450 mo. New 1BR/1BA Large Fenced Yard. Nice area, Indian Brunns Rd. off Hammock Rd. Annual Sebring. Perfect for retiree South Central Florida, 590 site, 55+ $395 mo. Plus 1st & Sec. Central Streets off Lakeview Dr. $650 Mo. Yard & Bake Sale, Fri Mar. 1, 8-1 at w/Handyman skills. Apartment is Mobile Home/RV Community is seeking Heat & Air. No Dogs or Cats. Call 863-446-1861 or 321-452-7090 Clubhouse & Other locations in park. provided for your compensation. a motivated, dependable person to 863-449-0195 Misc.Household items. Coffee/Donuts 954-584-3465 ext 208 or serve as Resident Manager/mainte- Hotdogs/ Sloppy-Joe's/ Drinks. NORTH AVON PARK 1BR, 1BA, G/W/S Classified [email protected] nance Supervisor. Qualified applicants Homemade Baked Goods 4 sale! paid, you pay electric. No pets, should be experienced in all aspects of 1 yr. lease. Deposit $300. DIESEL MECHANIC NEEDED for local grounds and facilities operations and 7000 SEBRING HILLS * ESTATE SALE * ads $380 Monthly. Call 863-873-5433 hollowcore precast company. maintenance, coordination of mainte- Merchandise 318 Loon Ave., 33872, Mar. 1-2-3, Welding/Electrical skills required. Com- nance employees, and be able to func- Fri-Sat-Sun, 8AM-4PM. Hand-made, get fast results petitive benefit package. Email tion in a team oriented environment vintage quilts and rugs w/ very fine resume/salary requirements to serving 1000+ residents. This salary po- AVON Musical workmanship. Early American tables, [email protected]. sition with excellent benefits package. Merchandise matched bookcases, clean sleep sofa, Fax: 863-655-1215 (Salary commensurate w/exp.) mail Re- 7260 recliners. Patio set, bar stools, round sume to: Andrew Fells 1850 US Hwy. PARK PIANO - ELBRIDGE WITH BENCH card table & 2 chairs, dbl. bed in good ESTIMATOR NEEDED For Local pre- 27 S. Avon Park, Fl. 33825 or email to : $450 OBO. cond., desks, tall lingerie chest, 5 cast hollowcore company. Construction [email protected] CALL 863-658-2673 drawer chest, generator, gas hedge LIL WIZARDS ACADEMY estimating experience required. Precast Job description available upon request. HOUSING trimmer, weed eater, gas & elec. chain Is Looking for F/T & P/T Teachers. estimating experience preferred. saws, pressure washer, bench saw w/ Please call 863-214-8639 or email Drafting experienced a plus. SEEKING WELL Exp. Medical office 1X3 Bargain Buys stand, power tools, lots of hand tools, [email protected] Please send resume help. Exc. billing/collection, communi- 7310 elec. plane, ext. cords, portable Bernina and salary requirements to cation, typing, computer skills & medi- ANTIQUE DRESSER / 6 Drawer with sewing machine, Oreck XL Vacuum, [email protected]. cal terminology are a MUST. Part-time. AD # Full Mirror / Maghoany. $75 obo. portable Oreck, working slide projector MEDICAL RECEPTIONISTS FOR BUSY Fax: 863-655-1215 Fax resume to: 866-593-0635 or email 863-835-1734 /screen, one Hull Art vase, amberina OFFICE. Send reply to Box 125, The to: glasses, ruby berry set, vintage photos, R EASLEY FARMS–2 months experi- METAL BED, Head & Foot board & News-Sun, 2227 U.S. 27 South, [email protected] 00027029 books, cookbooks, Corelle, stone ware ence needed- 40 Temporary workers Hollywood Frame. 76" wide, White. Sebring FL,33870. & china, Corning bake ware, Revere needed in Calhoun City, MS from ap- SUNSHINE PAYDAY LOANS $20. 863-402-2285 PARKER – Smith Farms–2 months ex- ware, vintage cut & etched, crystal proximately April 23, 2013 – Nov 3, Full time clerk needed perience needed- 24 Temporary work- OAK DESK / OLD / 36" X 60" 6 stemware, new coffee pot. Silverplate 2013. Following Supervisors instruc- Must be organized and ers needed in Calhoun City, MS from Drawers & 2 Sliding Pullouts. Good for eight, small Magic Chef chest tions the worker will be clearing ground Have excellent Customer approximately April 23, 2013 – Nov 3, Condition. $50. 863-402-2285 freezer. Nice, clean griddle & elec. of rocks sticks & roots by hand. Gen- Service skills 2013. Following Supervisors instruc- fry pan, microwave, roasters, bread eral field & fence maintenance. Prepar- Fax resumes to: PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE Sears. tions the worker will be clearing ground box, juicers, tumblers, blankets, linens, ing the ground for planting. Covering 863-678-2170 $45. Call 863-385-6214 of rocks sticks & roots by hand. Gen- 2 sets new Egypt. cotton sheets potatoes with use of bedding machine eral field & fence maintenance. Prepar- TEACHER NEEDED For 2/3 year old PUMP - Irrigation or Shallow Well, 1/2 (one still in pkg.), HP F4135 printer, & covering with plastic. Cut slips by ing the ground for planting. Covering class at Christian Preschool, F/T. Call HP Craftsman, Used only 6 weeks. shop vac, pocket knives, grill, wheel hand with knife, place in boxes to load potatoes with use of bedding machine 863-443-2344 $100. 863-465-0335 or 863-464-0027 barrow, red bricks. Sunday 1/2 price & unload onto trucks. Riding mechani- & covering with plastic. Cut slips by and leave message. RV SURGE PROTECTOR-50 amps, RV day, No early sales please. hand with knife, place in boxes to load cal transplanter and loading slips in WHITE & ALLEN FARMS–2 months ex- Elect. Model PLM-50. Excel. cond., no Donna Collins Estate Sales & unload onto trucks. Riding mechani- planting cups. Manually weeding fields Furnished Houses perience needed- 418 Temporary work- longer need-$90. Call 863-991-5806 www.estatesales.net cal transplanter and loading slips in by hand or using hand tools. Divining 6250 ers needed in Big Creek, MS from ap- planting cups. Manually weeding fields plants by hand. Use of mechanical dig- LAKE PLACID - Near Lake Placid Boat SCULPTURED CONCRETE flowerbed proximately April 23, 2013 – Nov3, by hand or using hand tools. Divining ging equipment to dig potatoes. May Ramp, with Lake Access. Very Nice garden edging, straight and curved SEBRING RECREATION CLUB 2013. Following Supervisors instruc- plants by hand. Use of mechanical dig- also harvest potatoes by hand with use 2BR,1BA, Appliances, A/C. $550/mo. pieces, painted beige, many pieces, HUGE ANNUAL YARD SALE. 333 tions the worker will be clearing ground ging equipment to dig potatoes. May of buckets. Must be able to sort, grade plus $50 water. 863-465-1354. good shape, $1 each, 863-385-1604. Pomegranate Ave,behind Sebring of rocks sticks & roots by hand. Gen- also harvest potatoes by hand with use & pack potatoes by size, quality or Police station. Fri-Sat, Mar 1-2, Fri eral field & fence maintenance. Prepar- UPRIGHT VACUUM - Completely of buckets. Must be able to sort, grade type. Load & unload boxes on trucks or 8am-5pm, Sat 9am-1pm. Clothing, ing the ground for planting. Covering reconditioned with a 30 Day Guarantee. & pack potatoes by size, quality or trailers. Clean all hand tools and me- Unfurnished Houses decor, furniture, hardware, electron- potatoes with use of bedding machine $20. 863-402-2285 type. Load & unload boxes on trucks or chanical equipment (All tools will be 6300 ics. This is an exceptional sale! & covering with plastic. Cut slips by trailers. Clean all hand tools and me- provided at no cost to worker) Will also AVON PARK Nice 2BR/2BA House. No Something for Everyone! hand with knife, place in boxes to load chanical equipment (All tools will be plant, cultivate & harvest purple hull pets. $700/mo. Deposit required. Garage & & unload onto trucks. Riding mechani- provided at no cost to worker) Will also peas. Will also plant, cultivate & harvest Call 419-722-0179 Yard Sales cal transplanter and loading slips in 7320 SEBRING SAT. - Sun. 7 - ?. 3704 King plant, cultivate & harvest purple hull watermelons. Work in extreme weather planting cups. Manually weeding fields LAKE PLACID 3/2 131 Loquat Rd. AVON PARK - BIG SALE! 2-Family, 416 Dr. Multi-Family Sale! Modern living peas. Will also plant, cultivate & harvest conditions. Must be able to work with by hand or using hand tools. Divining Screened patio. $700/mo. + $1,000. W. State St, (between Waldron & Cen- room furn., toddler bed, baby & toddler watermelons. Work in extreme weather minimum supervision. Two months ex- plants by hand. Use of mechanical dig- security. Call 305-804-5464 tral) Fri-Sat, Mar. 1st & 2nd, 8am-3pm. clothes & toys, JR. size dresses, jeans, conditions. Must be able to work with perience needed for hand cutting slips ging equipment to dig potatoes. May Lots of misc. items! tops. TV & surround system, microwave minimum supervision. Two months ex- and use of mechanical transplanter & also harvest potatoes by hand with use & much more! perience needed for hand cutting slips mechanical diggers.. Workers will be LAKE PLACID * MULTI FAMILY SALE * of buckets. Must be able to sort, grade and use of mechanical transplanter & paid the highest of $9.50 per hr or ap- 134 Deanna Dr. (Oak Island)) Sat. Mar. SEBRING WOODHAVEN ESTATES & pack potatoes by size, quality or AVON mechanical diggers.. Workers will be plicable piece rates depending on crop 2nd., 8am - 1pm. Furn., Clothing, Home SPRING FAIR. Fri. March 1st. 8 - 12. type. Load & unload boxes on trucks or paid the highest of $9.50 per hr or ap- activity, 3/4 guarantee, 35 hrs per decor, Household items, Kitchen Items. 2122 Jacaranda Way off Bruns Rd. trailers. Clean all hand tools and me- plicable piece rates depending on crop week, housing, equipment and trans- PARK Too Much To List! Crafts, Rummage sale, raffle, chanical equipment (All tools will be activity, 3/4 guarantee, 35 hrs per portation provided at no cost to work- bake sale & misc. provided at no cost to worker) Will also LAKE PLACID Sat. March 2nd. 8 - 1pm. week, housing, equipment and trans- ers who cannot reasonably return to plant, cultivate & harvest purple hull HOUSING 7 Lykes Rd. Team Lykes benefiting Re- LORIDA - Church of God of Prophecy portation provided at no cost to work- their permanent residence at the end of peas. Will also plant, cultivate & harvest lay For Life. Household, clothes, chil- 1808 US HWY 98 Fri & Sat, Mar. 1 & 2. ers who cannot reasonably return to each work day, must be 18 years or watermelons. Work in extreme weather dren's items, a little bit of everything in- 8am-? Sat. 11am serving BBQ Ribs & their permanent residence at the end of older. Transportation and subsistence 1X3 conditions. Must be able to work with cluding Bake Sale Items! Also raffle chicken plus swamp cabbage. Dinners each work day, must be 18 years or expenses to the worksite will be reim- minimum supervision. Two months ex- tickets for a 1/2 day 2 person Hog $7. Baked goods, homemade jellies, older. Transportation and subsistence bursed upon completion of 50% of the perience needed for hand cutting slips Hunt. Knick Knacks & misc. More! expenses to the worksite will be reim- work contract or earlier if appropriate. AD # and use of mechanical transplanter & bursed upon completion of 50% of the We participate in the E-Verify program SEBRING * Community Treasure Sale * mechanical diggers.. Workers will be work contract or earlier if appropriate. and workers must have valid identifica- Whisper Lake Mobile Home Park at paid the highest of $9.50 per hr or ap- 00027491 We participate in the E-Verify program tion for I-9 preparation when they re- Clubhouse, 1429 Whisper Lk. Blvd., plicable piece rates depending on crop and workers must have valid identifica- port to begin work. Apply for this job at Mar. 2nd, 8am - 12pm., Bake Sale, Classified ads activity, 3/4 guarantee, 35 hrs per tion for I-9 preparation when they re- the State Workforce/Job Center office Also available, Coffee / Sweet Tea week, housing, equipment and trans- port to begin work. Apply for this job at in your area, please call for the nearest Lemonade & Goodies get fast results portation provided at no cost to work- the State Workforce/Job Center office office in your area MS 662-842-2175, ers who cannot reasonably return to SEBRING * MULTI FAMILY SALE * 1 in your area, please call for the nearest AL 256-259-1835, LA 318-676-7705, their permanent residence at the end of Day only 1720 Dahlia Ter.,(off Lake- office in your area MS 662-842-2175, FL 863-385-3672, using job order MS each work day, must be 18 years or wood Rd.,-colorful signs) Mar. 2, 8am-? AL 256-259-1835, LA 318-676-7705, 67965. older. Transportation and subsistence Household items, Sm. appliances, Baby FL 863-385-3672, using job order MS expenses to the worksite will be reim- Stuff. Something For Everyone!! 68004. bursed upon completion of 50% of the SEBRING * MULTI FAMILY SALE * work contract or earlier if appropriate. 1109 Lake Sebring Dr., Fri & Sat, 8000 We participate in the E-Verify program SEBRING - 2 STORY TOWN HOME Mar. 1 & 2, 7am - 3pm. Kitchen ware, and workers must have valid identifica- 3 BR, 2 1/2 BA, 1 CG Knick Knacks, Toys, Clothine ( adult Recreation tion for I-9 preparation when they re- $800/Monthly thru children's). Too Much To List! port to begin work. Apply for this job at No Smoking, No pets. SEBRING * WOMAN'S CLUB FLEA the State Workforce/Job Center office RENTED!!!!!! Fitness & Exercise MARKET * Mar. 1st. & 2nd.. 8 - 12pm. in your area, please call for the nearest SEBRING 2BR/2BA 1CG. $700/mo. Equipment CITY OF SEBRING Furn., Small appliances, Clothing, 8150 office in your area MS 662-842-2175, 6530 Mattee Rd. Call 863-385-3101 Jewelry, Electronics, Decorations & EXERCISE BIKE New, used 1 hr. Cost AL 256-259-1835, LA 318-676-7705, Bake Sale. 4260 Lakeview Dr., $296. Will sell for $175. FL 863-385-3672, using job order MS across from Veterans Beach. Also a 3 wheel Bicycle $150. 2X2 67978. Subscribe 1-877-243-2823-863-385-6007. SEBRING FALLS Annual Garage/Bake to the Sale "Sebring Falls" MHP Sat. Mar. AD # 2nd, 8AM till noon. All kinds of items, News-Sun electrical, linens, furniture, books, 9000 puzzles, glassware. Bake sale and 00027786 Call concessions. Everyone welcome! Transportation 385-6155 SEBRING FRI. - SAT. 7 - 4pm. 234 3000 Swan Dr. Buttonwood Bay. No Early Financial Birds Please! 9450 Automotive for Sale 2000 FORD EXPLORER V-8 5.0 XLP White, Sunroof, Stock Tint, Leather Interior, Tow Package, Good A/C & 4000 PLACID ARMS APTS Heat, CD/AM/FM. $2500 obo. DUMMY 2013 Real Estate 863-212-2413 2000 NISSAN ALTIMA GLE, 4DR., Cold 2X2 A/C. Power seats & steering, Sunroof, CIRCULATION Homes for Sale Leather, Alloy Wheels & New Tires, Very 4080 Sebring Clean & Reliable. Asking $4300 obo. 863-465-1713 of 863-465-9100 SEBRING 4BR/1BA. New carpet & tile AD # MANAGER throughout. New Cabinets, Dishwasher, 2005 FORD TAURUS SE - 4DR, Auto, double pain windows & doors. Screen Cruise Control, Cold A/C, Good Tires, porch. Fenced yard. NICE! REDUCED 00027906 Runs A-1, Looks Like New in & out, 2X3 $55,000. 863-202-0697 Regularly Serviced. Price Reduced to $5,000 To Sell! 863-465-1713 or AD # 5000 863-465-9100 00026405 Mobile Homes Mobile Homes 5050 For Sale AVON PARK 55+. 12 x 48 Mobile Home, 1BR/1BA w/Florida Room, Front porch, Carport. Sewer/Water & Gar- bage incl. $5500. 863-221-2447 PALM HARBOR HOMES Demo your mobile home/free tear down at Palm Harbor DUMMY 2013 New mobiles $39K off list John Lyons 800-622-2832 EXT 210 SEBRING - Mobile Home / Double wide Call 385-6155 and a Sales Representative NEWS EDITOR with 2 Lots. 3BR, 2BA Utility Room, Carport, Frt. Porch, Deed restrictions, 115 Sunbird Place. 55+ $39,900.00 will be glad to assist you! 2X6 863-382-4141 Or 863-414-7090 SEBRING 2005 MOBILE HOME 2/2 & Own Lot. Never lived in. $39,900. AD # Owner financing. 863-385-9134 SELECTION OF 1 & 2 Bedroom Units For Sale in friendly/active 55+ Park, 00026406 located near shopping, banks, & hospital. Reasonable lot rent incl. S/W/G & Lawn mowing. Call for more info. or to view units. No pets please. 863-385-7034

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B NASCAR This Week SPORTS 3B News-Sun Wednesday, February 27, 2013 10 things from this year’s NFL combine

By MICHAEL MAROT with a heart condition, cor- ask Lotulelei, who has gener- draft. That means the big Associated Press nerback Dee Milliner is ally been ranked in the top winners will be the teams INDIANAPOLIS — preparing for shoulder sur- three since the college season looking to fill in around Who’s the best athlete? The gery and offensive tackle ended. After doctors diag- Luck, Griffin or Cam Newton best quarterback? How about Eric Fisher appears to be nosed the Utah star with a because this year’s talent the emergence of the read- closing the gap on Luke heart condition, he was sent pool runs deep. And teams option and whether it will Joeckel, the presumptive No. home to see a specialist. may find more value in deal- impact this year’s NFL draft 1 pick (hello, Kansas City?). Before he even left town, ing for Alex Smith or Matt and free agency? A rundown Some analysts are moving some teams were already Flynn than drafting Geno of 10 story lines, none of guard Chance Warmack and saying he’d be off their draft Smith or Matt Barkley, and them related to Manti Te’o, defensive tackle Sharrif board if he couldn’t get those rumors are already fly- from the NFL combine: Floyd into the top five. cleared. ing. 1. WHO’S NO. 1? Expect 2. MEDICAL EXAMS: 3. GOING DEEP. Teams 4. HOLD THE LINE. another shake-up atop the Nothing is more important at looking for an Andrew Luck Coaches and general man- draft board after this week- the combine than passing a or a Robert Griffin III or even agers often talk about building teams around the line of end’s craziness. Defensive physical, and nothing can a Jake Long will be hard scrimmage. This year, they tackle Star Lotulelei went hurt a draft prospect’s stock pressed to find a franchise home after being diagnosed faster than a bad exam. Just anchor at the top of the 2013 See NFL, Page 4B

News-Sun photo by DAN HOEHNE Kelly Broen and the Lady Blue Streaks followed up Add-Vantage: Second Aston their weekend sweep with a team win over Winter Haven Monday. Martin Racing entry for Sebring Lady Streaks Greaves Motorsport sets Sebring lineup stay hot alms.com BRASELTON, Ga. – Aston By DAN HOEHNE No. 2 Doubles, cruising Martin Racing will have two [email protected] past Attoway and Widner factory Aston Martin Vantage SEBRING – After a vic- by an 8-2 count. GTE entries on the grid for tory-laden weekend, the Now at 8-1 on the sea- the 61st Mobil 1 Twelve Sebring girls tennis team son, and having won seven Hours of Sebring Fueled by added another win to their in a row since their loss at Fresh from Florida. regular season record Lakeland in the second After a preseason test ses- Monday, topping visiting match of the season, the sion at Portimão in Portugal, Winter Haven 6-1. Streaks were at Frostproof AMR will test both cars at The only loss of Tuesday and head Road Atlanta before heading the day came in an Sebring to George Jenkins to south to Sebring for the intense, nail-bit- Thursday. opening round of the ing match at No. 2 6 And the win Singles, with Joy comes off a domi- American Le Mans Series Winter Haven presented by Tequila Patrón Donglasan and nant weekend on Saturday, March 16. Lady Blue Devil which saw a Lady Darren Turner, Stefan Ali Mann battling. 1 Streak sweep of Mücke and Bruno Senna will Mann won the the Heartland drive the No. 97 Aston first set, taking a 7-3 tie- Conference Tournament. Martin at Sebring, and breaker to win 7-6, before In the five-school field, Canadian Paul Dalla Lana, Donglasan bounced back each of the Sebring girls American Billy Johnson and with a 6-3 win in the sec- worked their way through ex-AMR factory driver Pedro ond set. Friday’s docket and Lamy driving the No. 007 at But then, in a marathon reached Saturday’s finale. Sebring. of a finish, Mann outlasted Five Lady Green Dane Cameron, another of the Sebring senior by a 10- Dragons also made it to America’s young road-racing 8 count for the win. the championship matches talents, will test with the Nisha Patel and Morgan and helped the team claim team at Atlanta. Heston were also tested a second place overall, just “Although this isn’t the bit, at No. 1 and 4 Singles, ahead of Hardee. respectively, but both But it was the Streaks first time we have run the Photo courtesy of alms.com new Vantage GTE, it’s the Tom-Kimber Smith, Eric Lux and Christian Zugel will share the No. 46 Zytek-Nissan at came away with 6-3, 6-4 who came away victorious first time we’ve been able to Sebring for the opening round of the 2013 American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila wins over Baylee as Patel got it started when Patron. run it in anger and put some Lockwood and Katie she topped Lake Placid’s serious mileage on the car,” Widner. Hannah Waller in the No. was probably as exciting to Greaves’ Sebring Tom-Kimber Smith, Eric At Nos 3 and 5 Singles, 1 Singles final. Turner said of the test in drive for the first time as the Lux and Christian Zugel will though, Kelly Broen and Donglasan won a hard- Portugal. ‘It does feel like a Lineup first drive of the DBR9. I share the No. 46 Zytek- Micaela DeVane only lost fought, No. 2 match over very good step forward. The Greaves Motorsport is have a really good feeling Nissan for the opening round three games total in their Lady Dragon Stephanie team has done a great job banking on three faces famil- about the car and I’m looking of the 2013 American Le straight-set wins. Rodriguez and Broen went over the winter and made iar to American endurance forward to the next test in Broen toped Payton 6-2, 6-0 over Hardee’s some significant improve- racing for its push to a P2 Atlanta in a few weeks time.” Attoway 6-3, 6-0, while Caroline Durrance at No. ments. For me personally, it victory at Sebring. See GREAVES, Page 4B DeVane went 6-2, 6-1 over 3. Bailey Morgan. Heston and DeVane Donglasan then got a then made it a singles little payback as she sweep with wins at Nos 4 teamed with Patel to take and 5 over Lady Wildcat an 8-3 win over Lockwood Madison Burnett and Lake Loria says dismantling and Mann at No. 1 Placid’s Rachel Shattler, Doubles. respectively. And Broen and DeVane Patel and Donglasan took care of business at of Marlins was needed See SEBRING, Page 4B

By STEVEN WINE He said he understands Associated Press why fans are upset but hopes Ed talks racing, Raceway MIAMI — The Miami they will embrace this year’s Marlins’ ballpark sat mostly young, unproven team, which empty Monday, which will many expect to lose 100 likely be the case all year, games. and team owner Jeffrey Loria “We had to turn back the leaned his back against the clock for the moment and bar in a hospitality area, sip- push the restart button,” ping water in circumstances Loria said, “and get these that warranted stronger stuff. young players in here and get Happy hour, it was not. them together and look where As part of a three-day pub- we are in another year or so.” lic relations blitz, Loria met His 30-minute session with with a dozen writers and tried reporters was part of an effort to put a positive spin on his to rehabilitate the reputation widely mocked offseason of the Marlins and their Courtesy photo 12 Hours of Sebring marketing director Kristie Sottile MCT photo owner. decisions. and Sebring International Raceway president and gen- After the Marlins’ dismal Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria answers questions from Angry fans have com- the media in the Diamond Club at the Marlins Stadium plained they expected the eral manager Tres Stephenson were featured guests first season in their new on the “Sports Talk” show with Ed Lynch on Monday. new ballpark to mean com- home, Loria said, the roster Saturday, Feb. 23. “Sports Talk” airs each Saturday petitive payrolls for more dismantling he ordered was austerity was needed because The Marlins will eventual- immediately following the Noon News on WWTK 730- than just one season. the right move because they the Marlins lost tens of mil- ly spend again, and they want AM, but will be pre-emped the next three weeks. Instead they endured the Florida Gator basketball will be broadcast on were headed in the wrong lions of dollars in 2012 after to sign precocious slugger latest in a series of payroll Saturday’s, March 2 and 9, with the 12 Hours of direction. an unprecedented spending Giancarlo Stanton to a multi- Sebring race filling the airwaves on Saturday, March He said a return to payroll spree. year contract, Loria said. See LORIA, Page 4B 16. C M Y K

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THE SCOREBOARD LOCAL SCHEDULE

NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE LIVE THURSDAY: Baseball vs. McKeel, 7 p.m.; JV Baseball at Lake Placid, 6 p.m.; Track Atlantic Division hosts meet, 4:30 p.m. W L Pct GB FRIDAY: Baseball vs. Ridge, 7 p.m.; Softball vs. Mulberry, 7 p.m. New York 33 20 .623 — SPORTS Brooklyn 33 24 .579 2 SATURDAY: Boys Weightlifting at Frostproof Invitational, 9 a.m.; JV Baseball vs. Fort Boston 30 27 .526 5 Avon Park Meade, 11 a.m. Philadelphia 22 32 .40711.5 ON TV Toronto 23 34 .404 12 Southeast Division W L Pct GB COLLEGE BASKETBALL Miami 40 14 .741 — WEDNESDAY Atlanta 32 23 .582 8.5 7 p.m. Georgetown at Connecticut ...... ESPN2 THURSDAY: JV Baseball vs. Avon Park, 6 p.m.; Softball vs. All Saints, 6 p.m.; Track at Washington 18 37 .32722.5 Orlando 15 41 .268 26 7 p.m. Virginia Tech at Miami...... SUN Avon Park, 4:30 p.m.; Boys and Girls Tennis at Okeechobee, 4:30 p.m. Charlotte 13 43 .232 28 8 p.m. Mississippi State at Kentucky ...... 38 FRIDAY: Baseball vs. Mulberry, 7 p.m.; Softball at Frostproof, 6/7:30 p.m. Central Division 9 p.m. Oklahoma at Texas ...... ESPN2 W L Pct GB Lake Placid Indiana 35 21 .625 — 11 p.m. Colorado at Stanford ...... ESPN2 Chicago 32 24 .571 3 THURSDAY Milwaukee 26 28 .481 8 Detroit 22 37 .37314.5 7 p.m. North Carolina at Clemson ...... ESPN Cleveland 18 38 .321 17 7 p.m. Ohio State at Northwestern ...... ESPN2 THURSDAY: Baseball vs. Hardee, 7 p.m.; Softball at Haines City, 5:30/7:30 p.m.; Girls WESTERN CONFERENCE 9 p.m. Duke at Virginia ...... ESPN Tennis at George Jenkins, 4 p.m.; Track at Avon Park, 4:30 p.m. Southwest Division 9 p.m. Missouri at South Carolina ...... ESPN2 FRIDAY: Baseball at Lake Wales, 7 p.m.; Softball at DeSoto, 5:30/7:30 p.m. W L Pct GB 11 p.m. Gonzaga at BYU ...... ESPN2 SATURDAY: Boys Weightlifting at Frostproof Invitational, 9 a.m.; JV Baseball at Lake San Antonio 45 13 .776 — Wales, 11:30 a.m. Memphis 37 18 .673 6.5 Sebring Houston 31 27 .534 14 Dallas 25 30 .45518.5 GOLF New Orleans 20 37 .35124.5 Northwest Division THURSDAY W L Pct GB 9 a.m. EuroPGA – Tshwane Open ...... GOLF TODAY: Baseball vs. State College of Florida, 6 p.m. Oklahoma City 41 15 .732 — Denver 36 22 .621 6 12:30 p.m. LPGA – HSBC Women’s Champions . . . . GOLF THURSDAY: Softball at Seminole State, 2 p.m. Utah 31 26 .54410.5 3 p.m. PGA – Honda Classic ...... GOLF FRIDAY: Baseball at State College of Florida, 6 p.m. Portland 26 30 .464 15 SATURDAY: Baseball vs. State College of Florida, 1 p.m.; Softball vs. Sante Fe, 1 p.m. Minnesota 20 33 .37719.5 SFSC Pacific Division W L Pct GB NBA L.A. Clippers 40 18 .690 — WEDNESDAY Golden State 33 23 .589 6 8 p.m. Golden State at New York...... ESPN L.A. Lakers 28 30 .483 12 Sacramento 19 38 .33320.5 10:30 p.m. Denver at Portland ...... ESPN SPORTS SNAPSHOTS Phoenix 18 39 .31621.5 THURSDAY ___ Saturday’s Games 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Chicago ...... TNT YMCA Spring Soccer fun on the field. Denver 113, Charlotte 99 10:30 p.m. Minnesota at L.A. Lakers ...... TNT Game admission is $2. Cleveland 118, Orlando 94 Washington 105, Houston 103 SEBRING – The Highlands County For more information, call coach Miami 114, Philadelphia 90 Family YMCA is having a sign up for Cheshire at 699-5010, ext. 263. Indiana 90, Detroit 72 NHL their Spring Soccer Program, ages 3-14, Atlanta 103, Milwaukee 102 HURSDAY L.A. Clippers 107, Utah 94 T which ends on Monday, Feb. 25. Florida DEP Trail Runs Sunday’s Games 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at N.Y. Rangers ...... SUN Any questions, please call 382-9622. The Florida Department of L.A. Lakers 103, Dallas 99 Times, games, channels all subject to change Golden State 100, Minnesota 99 Youth Olympics Environmental Protection is hosting the New Orleans 110, Sacramento 95 Boston 11 2 2 24 45 34 Manny Gonzalez and Alan Porter full- following Trail Runs in the State Parks Miami 109, Cleveland 105 Toronto 12 8 0 24 57 46 time umpires. New York 99, Philadelphia 93 SEBRING – The Highlands County listed below Buffalo 6 12 1 13 48 63 American League Family YMCA is hosting a Youth Memphis 76, Brooklyn 72 Southeast Division TORONTO BLUE JAYS–Claimed 1B Lars There are five weeks remaining in the San Antonio 97, Phoenix 87 W L OT Pts GF GA Anderson off waivers from the Chicago Olympics on Saturday, March 2 from 9 “Seven Trail Runs in Seven Weeks in Portland 92, Boston 86 Carolina 9 7 1 19 50 51 White Sox. a.m.-Noon to honor Bo Alvarez. Seven Award Winning State Parks.” Oklahoma City 102, Chicago 72 Tampa Bay 9 8 1 19 69 58 American Association Monday’s Games There will be both boy and girl divi- Winnipeg 8 9 1 17 48 57 AMARILLO SOX–Signed 1B/OF Joe The trail runs include both 5 and 10 K Washington 90, Toronto 84 Florida 5 9 4 14 42 65 Weik and LHP Kurt Elliott. sions for ages 6-14. runs. Atlanta 114, Detroit 103 Washington 6 10 1 13 48 55 EL PASO DIABLOS–Signed INF Miguel Medallions will be awarded for six dif- Race awards for all age groups and T- Denver 119, L.A. Lakers 108 Chacoa. Boston 110, Utah 107, OT WESTERN CONFERENCE GRAND PRAIRIE AIR HOGS–Released ferent events, includes lunch and t-shirt. shirts for everyone who registers. Tuesday’s Games Central Division INF Bryan Frichter, OF Jonny Kaplan Call 382-9622 for questions. You can pre register at www.active.com Orlando at Philadelphia, late W L OT Pts GF GA and LHP Ronnie Morales. Golden State at Indiana, late Chicago 16 0 3 35 61 37 ST. PAUL SAINTS–Signed OF Brandon or call (239) 540-9529. Sacramento at Miami, late Nashville 9 6 5 23 44 47 Tripp. Sebring Elks Golf Pre race registration is $20 and day of Cleveland at Chicago, late St. Louis 10 6 2 22 55 52 Frontier League race registration is $30. Brooklyn at New Orleans, late Detroit 9 7 3 21 57 54 FLORENCE FREEDOM–Signed RHP Jeff SEBRING – The Sebring Elks Lodge Milwaukee at Dallas, late Columbus 5 12 2 12 40 56 Arnold. Released 2B Pierre LePage. No. 1529 monthly golf outing will be held All the races start at 1:00 p.m. Minnesota at Phoenix, late Northwest Division JOLIET SLAMMERS–Placed SS Brad at Golf Hammock Golf and Country Club Bring the family and run together. Charlotte at L.A. Clippers, late W L OT Pts GF GA Netzel on the retired list. Come early or stay late and enjoy the Wednesday’s Games Vancouver 10 4 4 24 52 48 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS–Signed 2B on Monday, March 4, beginning at 8 a.m. Toronto at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Edmonton 7 7 4 18 42 49 Jordan Marks. Cost is $32 which includes golf, cart, parks Sacramento at Orlando, 7 p.m. Minnesota 8 7 2 18 37 42 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MINERS–Signed For more information please contact Detroit at Washington, 7 p.m. lunch and prize fund. Calgary 7 7 3 17 48 59 RHP Blake Nation. Terry Cerullo at (239) 344–5647 or Milwaukee at Houston, 8 p.m. Colorado 7 8 2 16 42 51 WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS–Sold To sign up contact Jack McLaughlin at Dallas at Memphis, 8 p.m. Pacific Division contract of C.J. Gillman to Colorado [email protected] or leave a [email protected]. New Orleans at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. W L OT Pts GF GA Rockies. message on 863 471-3295. February 24 – Highlands Hammock Golden State at New York, 8 p.m. Anaheim 13 3 1 27 59 47 Phoenix at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. BASKETBALL Check in by 7:40 a.m. in the restaurant. State Park, 5931 Hammock Road, Dallas 9 8 2 20 51 53 National Basketball Association Atlanta at Utah, 9 p.m. Los Angeles 9 6 2 20 45 41 Sebring, 33872 Denver at Portland, 10:30 p.m. HOUSTON ROCKETS–Signed C Tim Phoenix 8 7 3 19 50 49 Ohlbrecht. SFSC Hosts Heartland Games March 3 – Charlotte Harbor Preserve LEADERS San Jose 8 6 3 19 41 39 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER–Signed G State Park, 12301 Burnt Store Road, SCORING NOTE: Two points for a win, one point Derek Fisher. AVON PARK – South Florida State Punta Gorda, 33955 FG FT PTS AVG for overtime loss. Women’s National College (SFSC) Community Education Durant, OKC 517 471161028.8 ___ Basketball Association March 10 – Charlotte Harbor Preserve Department announces Heartland Games Anthony, NYK 450 285130628.4 Saturday’s Games ATLANTA DREAM–Named Julie Plank State Park, 12301 Burnt Store Road, Bryant, LAL 559 358157227.1 Edmonton 3, Phoenix 2, SO assistant coach. for Active Adults 2013. Punta Gorda, 33955 James, MIA 557 270145927.0 Washington 5, New Jersey 1 CONNECTICUT SUN–Signed G The Heartland Games for Active Adults Harden, HOU 443 474147826.4 Philadelphia 5, Winnipeg 3 Johannah Leedham. March 17 – Fakahatchee Strand will run March 2 – 30 at various venues REBOUNDS Los Angeles 4, Colorado 1 NEW YORK LIBERTY–Signed F Katie Preserve State Park, 137 Coastline Drive, OFF DEF TOT AVG Detroit 4, Nashville 0 Smith. Re-signed G-F Essence Carson. throughout Highlands County. Howard, LAL 174 446 620 11.9 Tampa Bay 5, Carolina 2 FOOTBALL Copeland, 34137 Ottawa 3, Toronto 2 The cost is a $15 Registration Fee and Randolph, MEM 227 394 621 11.7 National Football League March 24 – Little Manatee River State Montreal 3, N.Y. Rangers 0 an additional $5 per event. Asik, HOU 193 472 665 11.5 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS–Named Wesley N.Y. Islanders 4, Buffalo 0 Park, 215 Lightfoot Road Wimauma, Vucevic, ORL 194 445 639 11.4 McGriff secondary coach. The Heartland Games for Active Adults Dallas 3, San Jose 1 33598. Noah, CHI 202 385 587 11.3 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES–Released DT St. Louis 2, Columbus 1 is sanctioned by the Florida Sports A ASSISTS Cullen Jenkins. Calgary 3, Minnesota 1 Division of Enterprise Florida, Inc. G AST AVG Canadian Football League Sunday’s Games Hoops for H.O.P.E. Rondo, BOS 38 420 11.1 EDMONTON ESKIMOS–Signed LB The mission of the games is to promote Boston 4, Florida 1 Vasquez, NOR 57 541 9.5 Rennie Curran. Detroit 8, Vancouver 3 healthy lifestyles for anyone over 50 and SEBRING – The Mary Toney H.O.P.E. Paul, LAC 46 432 9.4 MONTREAL ALOUETTES–Signed LB Winnipeg 4, New Jersey 2 to provide them an opportunity to com- Holiday, PHL 50 434 8.7 Ejiro Kuale to three-year contract and (Helping Other People Elevate) Chicago 1, Columbus 0 Westbrook, OKC 56 447 8.0 DB Kendric Burney to two-year con- pete at the local, state and national levels. Foundation will be hosting its’ 3rd Annual Carolina 4, N.Y. Islanders 2 STEALS tract. Pittsburgh 5, Tampa Bay 3 Events will be held throughout Community 3-on-3 Basketball G STL AVG WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS–Named Anaheim 4, Colorado 3, OT Highlands County in bowling, golf, bas- Paul, LAC 46 115 2.50 Carl Franks defensive backs coach. Tournament on Saturday, March 9, in the Calgary 5, Phoenix 4 Conley, MEM 53 119 2.25 HOCKEY ketball, billiards, shuffleboard, pickleball, Sebring High School Gym. Lin, HOU 58 110 1.90 Monday’s Games cycling, swimming, horseshoes and tennis. Westbrook, OKC 56 106 1.89 Ottawa 2, Montreal 1, SO National Hockey League The all-day event runs from 8 a.m. to 5 Jennings, MIL 54 101 1.87 Toronto 4, Philadelphia 2 NHL–Suspended San Jose F Ryane Medals are awarded for first, second p.m., with concessions, music and a guest Ellis, MIL 54 101 1.87 Nashville 5, Dallas 4, OT Clowe two games for leaving the bench on a legal line change and starting an and third place, male and female, in each speaker, with a cost of just $5 per player. BLOCKED SHOTS Chicago 3, Edmonton 2, OT sport and age category. G BLK AVG Los Angeles 5, Anaheim 2 altercation during Friday’s game against The tournament will have male and Sanders, MIL 48 154 3.21 Tuesday’s Games Chicago. Register in Building B, Highlands female brackets consisting of three- to Ibaka, OKC 54 160 2.96 Dallas at Columbus, late COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS–Assigned F Sean Collins to Springfield (AHL). Campus or any SFSC campus or center. four-player teams in age groups ranging Duncan, SAN 48 129 2.69 Carolina at Washington, late For more information, contact Hibbert, IND 56 146 2.61 Winnipeg at N.Y. Rangers, late Recalled C Cody Goloubef from from 7-9, 10-12, 13-15 and 16-19. Howard, LAL 52 120 2.31 Pittsburgh at Florida, late Springfield. Community Education (Lauren Redick) at First and second place prizes will be 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Buffalo at Tampa Bay, late DETROIT RED WINGS–Re-signed D Brian Lashoff to a three-year contract. 784-7388 or email awarded in each age group. 3FG 3FGA PCT Boston at N.Y. Islanders, late [email protected]. Korver, ATL 140 302 .464 Calgary at Minnesota, late FLORIDA PANTHERS–Reassigned G The two younger age groups will start Webster, WAS 93 207 .449 Phoenix at Vancouver, late Jacob Markstrom to San Antonio (AHL). NEW JERSEY DEVILS–Reassigned LW play at 8:30 a.m., with the older groups Ilyasova, MIL 60 134 .448 Colorado at San Jose, late LP Softball BBQ tipping off at Noon. Novak, NYK 102 228 .447 Wednesday’s Games Jean-Sebastien Berube from Trenton Calderon, DET 102 228 .447 Washington at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. (ECHL) to Albany (AHL). All teams need to report to the gym 30 NEW YORK RANGERS–Reassigned G LAKE PLACID – Lake Placid High FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Montreal at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. School Softball will be hosting an Alumni minutes prior to the first game of their FG FGA PCT Detroit at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Scott Stajcer from Connecticut (AHL) to Chandler, NYK 222 336 .661 Nashville at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Greenville (ECHL). Assigned F Christian Game and Chicken Barbeque on division. Jordan, LAC 215 358 .601 Thomas to Connecticut. Some age groups fill up fast, so register SCORING LEADERS PHOENIX COYOTES–Signed D David Saturday, March 2, beginning at 10 a.m. Splitter, SAN 228 383 .595 GP G A PTS Barbeque pick-up starts at 11 a.m. and early to secure a spot. Howard, LAL 309 533 .580 Schlemko to a two-year contract. Stamkos, TB 18 13 16 29 ST. LOUIS BLUES–Reassigned G Paul runs until 4 p.m. and includes, for $10, Registration deadline is Friday, March Hickson, POR 292 509 .574 Crosby, Pit 19 9 19 28 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Karpowich from Peoria (AHL) to 8. Tavares, NYI 19 13 12 25 Evansville (ECHL). chicken, baked beans, scalloped potatoes, FT FTA PCT Vanek, Buf 18 12 13 25 roll and dessert. To register, or for more information, Durant, OKC 471 518 .909 WASHINGTON CAPITALS–Re-signed D Zetterberg, Det 19 6 19 25 John Erskine and G Braden Holtby to Water and soda will be available for $1. contact LaVaar Scott at (863) 214-3880, Curry, GOL 164 181 .906 Kane, Chi 19 10 14 24 Collison, DAL 161 178 .904 two-year contract extensions. Alumni softball registration forms are Nick Brooks at (850) 322-8398, or Voracek, Phi 21 8 16 24 LACROSSE Martin, OKC 168 186 .903 St. Louis, TB 18 4 20 24 National Lacrosse League available at the LPHS front office. Princeton Harris at (863) 381-8898. Redick, MIL 122 136 .897 Moulson, NYI 19 10 13 23 COLORADO MAMMOTH–Activated G For those former Dragons who wish to Proceeds for the fun and competitive Datsyuk, Det 18 8 14 22 Tye Belanger from the physically- NHL Elias, NJ 19 5 17 22 play, registration fee is $30 and all forms event go to benefit the Mary Toney unable-to-perform list. 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Page 4B News-Sun ࡗ Wednesday, February 27, 2013 www.newssun.com Loria hopes to sign Stanton – sometime Greaves lineup all set Continued from 1B Sebring International Continued from 1B players, and saved his harsh- “We didn’t break up the begin rising again, but it may Raceway. Mans Series presented by est words for the Miami 1927 Yankees,” Loria said. be a long time before the SPEED’s live coverage purges, which made the fran- Tequila Patron. Dolphins, who are seeking “We broke up a losing ball- Marlins return to last year’s begins at 10:30 a.m. ET. chise the butt of jokes around Kimber-Smith, a triple tax money to help upgrade club that was going $90 million level. Full, online coverage starts the country. class winner at the Le Mans their stadium. nowhere.” “We’re never going to get at 10:30 a.m. ET on Loria is widely viewed as 24 Hours, returns to the The Dolphins have Last week, Reyes said to $100 million,” Loria said. SPEED.com the culprit. team with which he com- The Series’ website “It’s a constant, sometimes stressed that their plan is Loria encouraged him to buy “We don’t have the TV con- peted at Petit Le Mans in offers additional content personal pounding,” Marlins much different from the a house in South Florida, tract to do that.” 2012. such as live in-car cameras, president David Samson said widely criticized financing then traded him two days The Marlins’ local TV rev- Lux won the 2011 ALMS and timing and scoring for after Loria had left the room. agreement for the Marlins’ later. enue is the lowest in the Prototype Challenge cham- all users around the world. “It’s hard for anyone. On top ballpark, built mostly with “What you were told is majors under a deal that runs pionship and drove proto- Viewers outside the U.S. of that, you’re writing public money. inaccurate,” Loria said. “I until 2020, Loria said. types in three classes last can watch the Sebring 12 checks. It’s hard. But I under- “That smear campaign?” haven’t told him to buy a Attendance is another season, and Zugel compet- Hours and all ALMS races stand every side.” Loria said. “I’m sure it’s just house.” problem. ed for Greaves during a full live on ALMS.com. Loria remained silent their effort in order to get Stanton was among those The turnstile count in the FIA World Endurance Visit ALMS.com for cur- through the offseason but their deal done. Listen, I upset by the trade, and new ballpark last year was Championship campaign in rent and future event infor- hired a national public rela- hope the Dolphins get their there’s speculation he’ll soon 1.4 million, 1 million below 2012. mation including tickets tions firm, and his attempt at deal. But it has nothing to do join the long list of Marlins expectations, Samson said. The 61st Mobil 1 Twelve and area accommodations. damage control began with us.” stars to depart over the years. He said season ticket sales Hours of Sebring Fueled by Follow the Series on Sunday with an open letter to Loria conceded the 2012 Loria said he’d like to sign were barely 12,000, and for Fresh from Florida is set Twitter (#ALMS, fans published in several season was awful. Stanton to a long-term deal, this year they’re below for 10:45 a.m. ET on #Sebring12), Facebook and media outlets. He went on a spending but not this season. 5,000, with most of that Saturday, March 16 from YouTube. He plans to make his binge and added All-Stars “We’re absolutely hoping drop-off projected even spring-training debut Jose Reyes, Mark Buehrle that moment will come,” before the Toronto trade that Tuesday and face TV cam- and Heath Bell, along with Loria said. “We will cross so angered fans. eras, hoping to change the manager Ozzie Guillen, but that bridge at the appropriate Many of them want Loria subject. Miami finished last in the NL moment, absolutely.” out, but he said the team’s not “Maybe we could take a East. The projected payroll for for sale. little timeout here,” he said, a All are now gone, with this year is less than $45 mil- “I’m interested in making PR aide at his side. Reyes and Buehrle going to lion, which would likely be this successful,” he said. And Loria expressed sympathy Toronto via a blockbuster the smallest in the majors. then he took another sip of for fans and his departed trade. Loria said he expects it to water.

Disappointing finish, but Danica belongs

By PAUL NEWBERRY She was just another car on past Michael Waltrip for the on what strategy might work Associated Press the track that was fast.” lead — the first woman ever at the end of the race. DAYTONA BEACH — Patrick finally looked like a to lead a Cup race under full- “How am I gonna do this?” Enough with the snarky com- NASCAR Cup rookie on her speed conditions (Janet Patrick recalled thinking. “I ments about Danica Patrick. last trip around the 2 1/2-mile Guthrie, the pioneer for didn’t know what to do exact- Sure, she gets more atten- oval. women racers like Patrick, led ly. Maybe that’s just my inex- tion than her accomplish- Suddenly, she was timid a few laps under yellow in the perience. Maybe it was not ments warrant because she’s a and unsure of herself. 1970s). me thinking hard enough. I’m pretty face competing in a Running third when the Patrick wasn’t out front for not sure. I was a little bit male-dominated sport. white flag waved, she never long, but she was never too uncertain how to do that.” Who knows if she’ll ever gave herself a chance to chal- far back. Clearly, she didn’t figure it be a series champion because, lenge the two guys in front of Her biggest stumbles came out. quite frankly, it’s a rare breed her, Johnson and Dale in the pits, where she kept But it’s time to accept she’s that climbs to the top of any Earnhardt Jr. spinning her wheels trying to not just a well-connected sport. In fact, she appeared to be get away quickly from the box female taking up the spot of a Maybe she’s destined to be going in reverse, hung out at the far end of the lane, los- more deserving male. a middle-of-the-pack racer going down the backstretch as ing valuable track position Danica belongs. her entire career, someone five cars zoomed past her. time and time again. Seriously, she’s just the who can be counted on for She came across the line in Otherwise, it was a largely 13th driver to lead laps in solid results and an occasion- eighth, a bit of a letdown to be drama-free day, which is just America’s two most famous al win. sure. the way you want things to be races, the Indianapolis 500 But, you know what? Surely, the people who on a restrictor-plate track such and now the Daytona 500, She deserves to be here. tuned in only because of as Daytona, where the field joining the likes of Mario That was evident for 199 Danicamania were disap- gets all bunched up and the Andretti, A.J. Foyt, Johnny laps at the Daytona 500 on pointed she didn’t make a slightest miscue can take out a Rutherford, Bobby Unser, Sunday, when she started more aggressive run for the whole pack of cars. Tony Stewart and Tim News-Sun photo by DAN HOEHNE Nisha Patel hammers this backhand Monday during her from the pole, led a total of win. Patrick felt so comfortable Richmond. win against Baylee Lockwood of Winter Haven. five laps and ran near the Patience, everyone. driving at nearly 200 mph that “It’s going to be a lot of fun front for most of “The Great This is a driver who cut her she spent much of the after- to watch her progress,” said American Race.” teeth racing sleek, open-wheel noon going over strategy in Earnhardt, who has long been “At these speeds, she’s very cars. She hasn’t figured out her head, envisioning what the sport’s most popular driv- Sebring makes comfortable,” five-time Cup how to win in one of these the final lap might look like er but might have some com- champion Jimmie Johnson bulky stock cars. and what she might do to get petition. “Every time I’ve said. “She held a great wheel. “I know I’ll be better next around the cars ahead of her. seen her in a pretty hectic sit- it 7 straight She was smooth and pre- time,” Patrick vowed. Passing was at a premium uation, she’s always remained Continued from 1B head coach Jane Hollinger dictable. She was able to take Shortly after the green flag in the new Gen-6 stock car, really calm. She’s got a great said. “The set-up and advantage of the runs when came out — displayed by with only the most experi- level head. She’s a racer. She then bested Hardee’s she had them.” none other than retired NFL enced drivers knowing how to knows what’s coming. She’s Ashley Baker and Durrance atmosphere really helps the Then, the guy who had just star Ray Lewis — Patrick was pick their spots and generate smart about her decisions. She in No. 1 Doubles and Broen girls get ready for won the sport’s biggest race quickly passed by the other the sort of momentum needed knew what to do today as far and Heston finished it off Districts.” for the second time doled out car on the front row, driven by to get around someone. as track position and not tak- with a win over Lady Those aren’t until the the ultimate compliment. Jeff Gordon. Not ashamed to ask for ing risks.” Dragons Claire LeBlanc first week of April, but the “She was just a car on the But, near the midway point advice, Patrick chatted up her Let’s have no more ques- and Jenna Blount at No. 2. way the Streaks are going track,” Johnson said. “I didn’t of the race, she came out of crew chief and spotter over tions about whether she “It was a great tourna- now, Districts can’t get here think about it being Danica. the pits in second and sped the radio, picking their brains belongs. ment for the girls,” Sebring fast enough.

NFL combine answers some questions, raises a lot more Continued from 1B on the bench press. Scouts Barkley, Mike Glennon, round picks in April, too, American football is a great Estonia, can attest. But it’s a prefer to look at the tape. The Geno Smith or someone else thanks in large part to the can show they mean it. Of the sport, as defensive lineman start for a league that is trying reality is the workout war- — few analysts believe contingents from Alabama 333 players who attended this Magus Hunt, a native of to give its game a global spin. riors (see Mike Mamula) in week’s combine, 112 (33.6 there’s a top-10 QB avail- and LSU. The ACC had the shorts don’t always meet the percent) were either offen- able. second-most invites (43), expectations in pads. Don’t UNIVERSAL CENTER OF NATURAL MA; 3.639"; 5"; sive or defensive linemen. 9. SEC RULES. No con- with the Pac-12 third (38). believe it? Here are the top Black; 2/27/13; 00027856 Fans might want to start ference has been better at 10. GOING GLOBAL. five 40 times since 2000: learning names like Corey winning national champi- American football is suddenly Trindon Holliday, Jacoby Lemonier (Auburn DE) and onships over the last decade becoming a hit overseas, too. Ford, Chris Johnson, Darrius Eric Herman (Ohio State and now the SEC’s domina- Players at this year’s combine Heyward-Bey and Demarcus OL). tion is carrying over to the were born or reared in the fol- Van Dyke. 5. CHECK IT OUT. This NFL. The SEC easily had the lowing countries: Australia, 7. FEEL-GOOD STO- year’s rookie class will keep highest number of players at England, Estonia, Ghana, RIES. Defensive lineman the NFL’s background check- the combine (73), and could Germany, Japan, Liberia and Walter Stewart of Cincinnati ers busy through draft week- have the highest total of first- Tonga. Not everyone believes and Georgia linebacker Jarvis end. There are plenty of con- Jones were told they would cerns that need to be sorted have to give up football in SPRINGLAKE GOLF RESORT* NEW; 3.639"; 3"; Black; out, from drug use and alco- college after doctors discov- 2/6,13,20,27; 00027350 hol abuse to academic woes ered congenital spinal condi- and criminal allegations. tions. Both have been cleared Teams want some sort of cer- to play and hope to embark tainty that they’re not going on NFL careers. Then there’s to be risking too much by defensive back D.J. Hayden, using a high pick on a talent- who tore a heart vein in a ed player such as Alec practice collision in Ogletree (DUI arrest on Feb. November and was rushed 16) and then having to con- into surgery. He’s now on tend with more problems. verge of fulfilling a lifelong 6. BELIEVE YOUR dream. EYES. Fans become enam- 8. QB QUANDARY. While ored with things like times in there is debate about who the 40-yard dash and the will be the first quarterback number of reps players have taken this year — Matt C M Y K

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MILITARY SNAPSHOTS Marriage licenses The following people Mullins the Arabian peninsula, the During the nine weeks of filed for marriage licens- Horn of Africa, islands in es during the month of Army Master Sgt. Gary L. training, the soldier studied the Pacific, and Europe. January, 2013: Mullins has returned to the the Army mission, history, Mullins is assigned to the Ⅲ Ronald Leon United States after being tradition and core values, Hubbert and Rossiland deployed overseas at a for- 4th Airborne Brigade physical fitness, and Combat Team, 25th Infantry Gail Robinson, Jan. 25. ward operating base to serve received instruction and in support of Operation Division at Joint Base practice in basic combat During the month of Enduring Freedom. Elmendorf-Richardson, skills, military weapons, February, 2013: Operation Enduring Alaska. He has served in the chemical warfare and bayo- Ⅲ Christopher Clay Freedom is the official name military for 26 years. Davis and Christi Dianna given to anti-terrorism mili- He is the son of Jenelle net training, drill and cere- Walton, Feb. 4. tary operations involving Edwards of Sebring. mony, marching, rifle marks- Ⅲ Steven Jeffrey U.S. troops and allied coali- The master sergeant is a manship, armed and Ashworth and Tommie tion partners. Active duty 1985 graduate of Sebring unarmed combat, map read- Lafran Peoples Warren, and reserve component High School. Colleen Singletary and Robert Julius ing, field tactics, military Feb. 7. members from all branches courtesy, military justice Ⅲ Ross Russo and of the U.S. armed forces Villalobos system, basic first aid, foot Mary Lou Conkle have been deployed to sup- Singletary-Julius marches, and field training Morgan, Feb. 9. port the war against global Army National Guard Pvt. Colleen Dawn Singletary Ⅲ Glenn Lloyd Stimson terrorism outside the borders David V. Villalobos has exercises. and Robert Victor Julius are and Jacqueline Stiles, of the United States. U.S. graduated from basic combat He is the son of Debra and engaged to be married. Feb. 9. troops serve in South, training at Fort Jackson, Saul Villalobos of Lake Colleen is the daughter Barbara Gerstner of Ⅲ Hector Garces-Soto Southwest and Central Asia, Columbia, S.C. Placid. of Steve Singletary of Avon Sebring. and Heather Lynn Park and Tamara and Allen The couple will be wed Johnson, Feb. 10. Wilkerson of Sebring. during a private ceremony Ⅲ Leroy Errols Green Robert is the son of Robert on March 1, 2013 at the and Phyllis Lynette Julius of Bartow and Wilkerson home. Brokenburr, Feb. 11. Victim of your own thoughts Ⅲ Joshua Barrington Leanard Hilton and Tachia Jontrenci Lawson, Continued from page 9B you are only doing it for the happy with what is and Brantley Hayden Feb. 11. event, making a gift, writing recognition of others. You enjoy the process. Don’t Ⅲ Homer Dale Nine a letter, during the time of have to do it for yourself. allow your perfectionism to Cierra Brantley and John and Jeannette Springer the planning if you are pro- We have to catch our ruin another event in your Hayden of Sebring announce Dion, Feb. 11. jecting in your mind the brains before the plot and life. the birth of a son, Brantley Ⅲ Robert Earl Dane and reactions, responses, compli- scheme to destroy our peace. Are you ready to FLY by Caruso, at 7:41 a.m. on Feb. Terry Lyn Byrd Johnston, ments, conversations of what Don’t allow yourself to proj- living your life instead of 15, 2013 at Highlands Feb. 14. will happen upon the com- ect unrealistic outcomes. Be wasting away in the pages a Regional Medical Center, Ⅲ Thomas Alexander pletion, you are setting your- happy with what is. Don’t fairy tale? Sebring. Perez and Karie Lynn self up to be disappointed. make things worse than they Brantley weighed 7 Bateman, Feb. 14. You have taken what should really are or set your expec- For more help getting rid of your pounds, 7 ounces and meas- Ⅲ Daniel Preston and have been something fun and tations so high that nothing clutter and CHAOS, check out ured 18.5 inches in length. Jonelyn Tumakay something done out of love can every live up to them. her website and join her free Maternal grandparents are Muring, Feb. 14. for others into it all being Setting the bar of expecta- mentoring group at T. Brantley and J. Smith. Ⅲ Ronald Kunish Smith about you. tion so high that no one will www.FlyLady.net or read her Paternal grandparents are and Rosa Joanne Looking for validation ever be able to reach it only book, ‘Sink Reflections’ published Kim Rushing and Robby Births Johnston Winkler, Feb. from others instead of look- allows you to always be the by Random House. Help me Hayden. 14. ing for it from yourself is victim and martyr. In your build a Habitat Home this year. at Highlands Regional Ⅲ Daniel Cruz Villa going to make you miser- own mind you believe that http://www.share.habitat.org/fly- Raymond Santiago Medical Center, Sebring. and Raquel Szalczinger, able. If you need others to others really did let you ladybuildproject. Bless others Raymond weighed 7 Sharon Bishop and Feb. 14. tell you how wonderful you down, which makes you with your clutter by donating it pounds and measured 19 Joseph Santiago of Sebring Ⅲ Leonard Thomas are to feel good, you have to right in your feelings of to a Habitat for Humanity inches in length. announce the birth of a son, Westphal and Brenda ask why. You can’t clean, being let down and victim- Restore near you. Copyright Maternal grandparents are Raymond Alexander, at Jane Mason McDaniel, stop smoking, lose weight, ized. 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Special to the News-Sun AVON PARK — A program on growing roses in Florida was presented to the Avon Park Founders Garden Club when they held their February meeting at Robbins Nursery. The message that impressed the members the most was that it is time consuming. Many Courtesy photo things have to be considered The GFWC Woman's Club of Sebring, Inc. held its annual spaghetti dinner on Wednesday, January 31st, 2013. Attendance was great and so was the dinner. A handsome "mystery in growing roses successful- guest" was in attendance and was the hit of the evening. Chairpersons, Bonnie Wiltgen, ly. Starting with a good root Vicki Porter and their committee had lots of helping hands in the kitchen, which made stock is very important. light work and lots of fun. Once purchased, the rose has to be planted in the correct location for sun, with good potting soil and soil Inner Wheel visit to Virgin Islands amendments, adequate water supply, mulch for the Courtesy photo summer months and fertiliz- Debbie Armstrong (left), from Robbins Nursery, sur- er. The bush has to be prised Martha Williams by presenting her with a rose watched for disease and bush from her husband, Winkie, when the Avon Park Founders Garden Club held their meeting at the insect damage and treated nursery. for them. But the end product of a beautiful rose is well worth Betty Hannah reminded the names of the five partic- the effort. members that the club ipants in the Yard Tour to be Club member Martha would have a booth at the held on Saturday, April 6. Williams was surprised with Springtime on the Mall The time of the tour is from the presentation of a rose Festival in Avon Park, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tickets will bush ordered by her hus- where plants grown by the be sold for $5 and a map for band as a Valentine’s Day members will be sold. Betty the tour will be given to the gift. Scott announced that caladi- purchaser as each ticket is Courtesy photo In the business meeting, um bulbs would also be sold. Inner Wheel District Chairman Fran Beers went to St. Thomas, Virgin Island, to visit the Charlotte Truitt announced sold. Betty Scott and Evelyn The March meeting will Inner Wheel there. Shown are Sharon Collin (from left), Vivian St. Juste (executive director the final plans for the Delk will be making flower be held at McCracken’s of Family Resource Center in St. Thomas), chairman Fran Beers, Becky Tunick and club president Claudia LaBorde. anniversary luncheon to be arrangements and visitors to Farm with a program on held on Feb. 22 at the the booth will be able to hydroponic gardening. Jacaranda Hotel. District 9 enter a free drawing for the Anyone wishing to attend director Brenda Norris was arrangements. the meeting should call 452- to be the guest speaker. Anita Helbig announced 1927 for the date and time.

Blue ribbon winners

Courtesy photo Boy Scout Leader Chris Ritenour (from left), Scouts Matthew Kaleky and Forest Ritenour, and Boy Scout leader Robert Starcher accept a $1,500 check from the Lake Placid Noon Rotary Club. Scouts talk about their projects, accept check from Rotarians Courtesy photo GFWC Lake Placid Woman’s Club took 17 entries to Lake Wales Woman’s Club Arts & Special to the News-Sun their daily lives are invited. were in attendance. They Crafts Festival on Feb. 23. Ten blue ribbons were won from the entries and will com- LAKE PLACID — The Ritenour said, “It’s like the spent a week learning about pete at the Florida Federation State convention in April. From left are Dora Tarabori, Lake Placid Noon Rotary national honor club of skills and training. They also Mitzi Eggleston, Sandy Davis, president Terry Reese, Kay Healey, Sally Kinsey, and Club donated $1,500 to the scouts.” shared fellowship with other Joan Dunn. Boy Scouts at their meeting More than 8,000 people scouts. on Feb. 22. Proceeds were from the World Famous Wild CROSSWORD SOLUTION Game Dinner. Scouts Forest Ritenour and Vegas Night SIGMA BIGBAT CSI :NY Matthew Kaleky spoke to the HONOR ARALSEA OPENERA Rotarians about some of their brings in I NANE LALAKER MUDFLAP club’s Eagle Scout projects. Mission They planted 30 trees in RITEAID ACT LGA ARM Highlands Hammock State EASY REM KOREAN TAUS help Park, built a bicycle park at a PHARAOH ENS I LE SPA pre-school and planted more THE I N - CROWD OSE STOP than 100 trees in Hickory LOONS BAL I HA I SECANT Special to the News-Sun Hammock. IRONSIDE ENABLE LARGE SEBRING – On Feb 8, Hickory Hammock is an DEFY P I TH G I F THUNDER close to 200 of Tanglewood’s equestrian park on U.S. 98 in fun residents flocked to the RACHEL , RACHEL Highlands County. The troop clubhouse to play blackjack, PRECEDE LON BOAR AFAR has adopted Hickory sevens, poker, and other A I DAN YEGODS UNDULATE Hammock as a project. games of chance. Between PAWNEE CAKEPAN ZEROG Ritenour and Kaleky turns at the tables, the hungry ALAS NEZ FROST / N I XON attended the 2012 National folk downed several pounds LTR BOLERO THEEAST Order of the Arrow of hot dogs, pulled pork Courtesy photo ODOR AMORAL RRS REST Convention in 2012. Only sandwiches and chips. Tanglewood’s Vegas Night co-chairs David Bernella (left) I WO NAB F I N FAKEFUR and David DeLucia present Rev. Michael Karl (center) scouts who best exemplify What happens in Vegas with a donation of $1,406 for the New Testament the scout oath and law in BLANKED OR I GAMI I B I ZA doesn’t always stay in Vegas. Mission. VENEERS TARHEEL REL I C When co-chairs David DR . DRE JETSAM SKEET Bernella and David DeLucia totaled up the night’s haul they were able to write a check to the New Testament DR. PALOSKY, D.D., ERIC; 3.639"; 3"; Black; Mission in downtown 02/06, 02/13, 02/20, 02/27; 00027033 COCHRAN BROTHERS ROOFING; 5.542"; 3"; Black; feb p/u ads; 00027288 Sebring. The Mission, now in its 37th year, feeds more than 100 people daily and helps those in need with utility bills and more. Pastor Michael Karl was on hand at Tanglewood’s morning coffee on Feb. 11 to receive a donation of $1,406. Congratulations to the large team of volunteers that handled all aspects of the very successful evening.

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Placid Lakes Party Congratulations and wel- us to use only licensed con- Adeline concert and gave Monday morning coffee Concert will be at 7 p.m., Line come to both. tractors for any work we great accolades. The was made and hosted by Saturday, March 9. Louis The Arabian Nights trip have performed on our Heartland Harmonizers bar- Betty and Ellwood Cosgrove Wackershauser announced By Susie Lee was a great success and homes and she expects us to bershop event will be at 2 and Mary Ann Layne. They that come March 17 he will enjoyed by attendees. It was inform the office when we p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday, served doughnuts that were be cooking corned beef, veg- You may have noticed a real treat to travel to have a contractor in. We March 2. Our Richard Eade provided by “All Florida etables, cabbage, potatoes Mary Cooper in the “Red Orlando and leave the hassle should leave our name at the serves as emcee for the Weatherproofing and and carrots, as he has in the Hot Mama’s” line-up pub- to a delightful bus driver. office if requesting tree trim- evening. I am sure it will be Construction, Inc.” Rick past so get your tickets lished last week but she was- Thank you to Alan and ming this spring. an equally wonderful presen- Fulford was the speaker. early; there will be the last n’t listed in the caption. She Wendy for planning the trip. Several friends celebrated tation. Tickets are still avail- Peggy Sue Teague was the dance of the season, The was No. 6. Sorry, Mary. Special February functions a surprise 80th birthday cele- able. emcee for this morning. She Bunny Hop with Larry The Placid Lakes Social close with a spaghetti dinner bration for Bess Wyse March birthdays include: introduced our manager, Jodi Musgrave at 7 p.m., Social Circle will meet at the clubhouse tonight, recently at Yanni’s restau- Cindy DeVietro, Jerry Susco; she told us when our Saturday, March 23. Monday, March 11 at Beef Feb. 27. rant. Hubby Bill did a great Niedzielski, Dolly Blonde, water would be shut off this The Ladies Coffee was O’Brady’s at 6 p.m. It was At the February HOA job planning the event and Bette Chapel, Marion week. We were happy to see taken care of by Marilyn previously listed as Tuesday, meeting, President Mark she surely was surprised. Hibbard, Marge Cerda, Elli the Fords, Bob and Babette, Cromer. She reviewed all the but we changed the date. We Sims advised the board of Daughter Myra and a friend Schweitzer, Mary Tennant, are back. They have had a activities coming up for the have quite a few activities to director officers have “vol- from South Carolina were Wendy Hervey, Connie home in this park for 20 rest of the month. The carry- talk about, and decide which unteered” for specific duties able to attend and spend too Mullen and Doug Purdy. years. Fred and Julie in dinner will be at 5 p.m., ones to go with, so don’t that will help the board func- short a visit with Bess and Best wishes and congratula- Foland’s brother, Bob and Thursday, Feb. 28. The Bus miss this meeting. tion well and distribute Bill. Congratulations, Bess! tions to all. Nancy Ulrey are here to visit trip to the Strawberry The Strawberry Festival responsibility. He thanked We know you are just the with them and their mother, Festival on Thursday, March day trip is March 1. Call Ray Young for constructing a beginning of those “80-year- Mary Ann Ulrey. 7 is all filled up. We sang 452-0923 to squeak in on Tropical Harbor lovely podium for speakers. old folk” this year. Thank Our Sunshine person, Happy Birthday to the fol- this one. It will be close. Estates Mark commended Janet you to Bess for her contribu- Carol Noel, read us the list lowing women: Alice Fazio, Caught up with “Ed” on Johns and Daphne Rigel for tions to our park, especially By Arlene Clouston of people who will be Wilma Miller and Dee Coolidge Avenue on his their monthly efforts organ- her wonderful Christmas receiving get-well cards this Ziegler. Dee, by the way, did walk, picking up litter as he izing and distributing the open house. week: Betty Beaupre, Myrna celebrate with an Open traveled. Did a U-turn to newsletter. Also, thanks to It was a pleasant surprise LAKE PLACID — The Kniseley, Ralph House Birthday Party in the thank him. He’s one of the Janet, Mary Lichtle and to see Cathy Blaise visiting Red Hats of the park had an Chamberlain, Dave Bailie, clubhouse on Sunday, Feb. unsung heroes of the “Litter Georgie Kreuser for com- from Vermont. Cathy was enjoyable luncheon at Chili’s Dee Peterson and Jerry 24. Entry blanks were filled Patrol”. Speaking of litter, pleting the HOA cookbook down for daughter Betty and on Feb. 22. Thirty-five came Allen. God be with them. out for joining the Tai Chi the Litter Campaign ended and thank you to all folks hubby’s marriage at for this happy occasion. Peggy Sue read the names of class immediately following up with two Dumpsters who contributed great Highlands Hammock State After the lunch, they went to people having a birthday this Tuesday morning’s meeting. chock-full with an unusual recipes. Thank you to Mary Park on Sunday, Feb. 24. A a movie but some decided to week and the following were Pamela Jay Paralikis from amount of tires, which creat- Ann and Pete Snay, Lee and reception followed at our go shopping. Next month, present: Wilma Miller, Avon Park is leading the ed the need for the extra Shirley Lundgren and Joanne clubhouse. Family are also the Red Hats will be meeting Melanie Cornwell, Tom class. Dumpster. There is out- Crow, who have used their in from Kansas. at 11:30 a.m., Thursday, Walton, Rita Anderson, Jim The Mustangs of this park standing community spirit creative talents to decorate Congratulations and best March 14, for a pizza party Vancamp, Alice Fazio and went to lunch at Homer’s shown by the pick-up com- the clubhouse monthly. wishes to the happy couple. in the clubhouse. Burt Pritchett. Ruth Ann Smorgasbord in Sebring on mittee. Good job. The January garage sale We were saddened that ill- Thursday night was our Wells played the piano and Tuesday, Feb. 19. Making The duck-houses are all was a great success finan- ness sent Marvin and Joann book club, Tropical Harbor we sang Happy Birthday to the arrangements and hosting rented out. We can’t wait to cially, combined with the Crow home to Canada earlier Lites. The discussions are them. We also sang Happy the lunch was Jerry Hallett. see those little ducklings wonderful camaraderie of than planned. We trust always so interesting. For Anniversary to Buddy and Feb. 19 was also the day with their mama’s. They the local folks visiting our Joanne is improving; our our next meeting we will be Loran Hodgdon and John that the ladies went out to seem to be all wood ducks park. Thanks to the many thoughts and prayers are reading “Tuck Everlasting” and Shirley Woodruff. lunch and they went to so far. Finches are still who assisted in various ways with them and all others of by Natalie and Babbitt and Activities are lining up for Michael’s at the Spring Lake swarming. Their coats are for a very good day. our park family going “The Giver” by Lois Lowry. the month of March. The Golf Resort. Hosting was turning yellow, which means Bette Chapel was recog- through health problems. Syl We meet at 7 p.m., at the Men’s Pancake Breakfast on Doris Dornbach and Mary they’re getting dressed for nized for her excellent book- Kreuser came through sur- home of Paula Bannister on Saturday, March 2; Inky Dixon and they made party their journey north. It won’t keeping work over the years gery well and is back to his the second Thursday of the Finger meets the first favors for each place setting. be long. Ah, spring. as HOA treasurer. Thank you busy self. He and Georgie month. Monday of each month, so Door prizes were also given Town and Country to Daphne Rigel, secretary, enjoyed their daughter and Saturday evening the they’ll be meeting on March away. Seventy-three people MHP for preparing welcome pack- son-in-law in for a few days. Crazy Cards party was held 4; The Mustangs go to enjoyed this luncheon with a ets for distribution to our Barbara Sims had recent sur- in the clubhouse. It was a breakfast the first Tuesday of party atmosphere. By Janet Day future homeowners. gery and is also enjoying very successful evening with each month, so they’ll be “The best way to dress up Wendy Johnson better health. We continue to 114 playing cards. We made going to the Truck Stop at 8 is to put a smile on your announced some March uphold Claudia McManus, more money than we have in a.m., on March 5. The face. It improves your SEBRING — A hearty activities to include break- Mary Demler, Don Blonde the past for Nu-Hope. Spring Musical Show or looks.” welcome to new homeown- fast on Saturday, March 9. and Helen Lucas. ers David and Lynn Cavell, Woodbine will be closed the Congratulations to Gerri who come to us from evening of March 9 from 7-9 Spangler who retired Michigan. 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We hope this will finance. Lynn has served as Donna spoke concerning enable you to enjoy better a teacher’s assistant to chal- park issues and informed us days and return to healthier lenged children. They have that HOA representatives status. Gerri is already plan- become involved in park would be meeting with our ning to volunteer helping in activities since their arrival park owner and Phil and a caregiver relationship as and seem like long-time Donna to discuss and resolve her health allows. owners already. ongoing issues. She advised Some attended the Sweet

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