Death Row inmate says he PRSRT-STD Postal Customer U.S. Postage found the Lord Clermont, FL Paid I NEWS, A2 34711 Clermont, FL Permit #280 OUTH LAKE PRESS S Serving Clermont, Minneola, Groveland, Mascotte & Montverde Friday, July 30, 2010 www.southlakepress.com 50¢ News stand Rolling Thunder spreads word Radio about POW-MIAs station BRAD BUCK Staff Writer Don’t let the biker outfits fool you. marks Members of Rolling Thunder are there for 93 78 veterans, says Ron Best, a member of the national organization. “We’re not a motorcycle club,” Best said first year Saturday as several members of the group met at Gator Harley-Davidson in Leesburg. ROXANNE BROWN Clermont George Christo of Mount Dora organized Staff Writer the meeting because he hopes to form a chap- MINNEOLA — Those who listen to ter of Rolling Thunder in Lake County. He felt Zmax radio’s “Jay and Zee” in the dreams spurred to establish a local chapter after taking morning have probably heard that “The Ride Home” last year to Andersonville, this month marks the one-year Ga., the home of the National Prisoner of War anniversary of the station. Museum. Since their modest start, co- up place Rolling Thunder lobbies state and federal founders Jay Lawrence and Zee lawmakers on behalf of veterans everywhere. A Michaelson have seen the number of few examples of the group’s lobbying efforts people streaming their Internet broad- for kids include: cast grow with 95 percent of their lis- — Trying to get Congress to establish a com- teners being in Lake County. ROXANNE BROWN mittee on POW/MIA affairs to conduct a full “We’ve had over 500,000 hits and Staff Writer investigation into all unresolved matters relat- not only are we getting new listeners, ing to all wars America has fought, going back but return listeners as well,” Lawrence CLERMONT — What started said. “People can log in anytime, any- to World War II. out as a dream two years ago where. That’s the great thing and lis- will become a haven for kid- — Establishing a “Hire a Veteran Week.” teners tell me that ‘when they listen, snext month when the doors — POW/MIA Memorial Flag Act, signed into they’re hooked.’” to the South Lake Boys and law by President George W. Bush. This ensures Michaelson said she and Lawrence Girls Club open. that the POW/MIA flag will fly below the launched their radio station on the “Usually, you don’t get to American flag any day the American flag is web in lieu of having started a tradi- see things come true to the VICTORIA ALDRICH / SOUTH LAKE PRESS flown in Washington D.C. at war memorials in tional station because they wanted to end, but it’s really happen- Moe Moyer, state director of Rolling Thunder, explains the meaning the nation’s capital. keep up with technology and the ing,” Steering Committee of the "battlefield cross," a makeshift memorial to a dead soldier, The group also will frequently visit hospices member Michelle Michnoff during a meeting to discuss forming a local chapter Saturday at said. “We are extremely excit- See ROLLING, A5 See RADIO, A5 ed and can’t wait to make a Gator Harley in Leesburg. difference in the lives of the kids in the community.” About two years ago, long- time Clermont resident Tim Your Money, Your Government — Howey-in-the-Hills Murry roused a group of con- cerned residents who joined ROXANNE BROWN To this day, Howey-in-the- forces to bring a Boys and Staff Writer Hills remains a r Girls Club to the area. HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS — ral village located on the In that time, they’ve shoreline of Little Lake raised more than $100,000 With a population of 1,271, Howey-in-the-Hills has Harris. toward the cause. The town is run by a The last hurdle — finding a strived to maintain its “strong mayor” type of gov- location — was recently met quaint, quiet charm, its ernment, with no city man- when the board struck a deal beauty and its focus on safe, ager overseeing its day-to- for an open space at the family living. day operations. Clermont Commons Plaza at The town features 1920s A board is made up of five 300 Hatteras Avenue. architecture, two country Now, volunteers are work- clubs that offer dining, golf, members who are elected by ing to ensure that its doors tennis and resort amenities town residents. Each board By the numbers member is elected for a four- will open in time to meet — one being the prestigious Budget some of the after-school 1,000 acre Mission Inn — an year term. adjacent recreation area for Every two years council Total Revenue $1,310,254 needs of many children and Total Expenditures $1,310,254 their families when classes fishing and boating, a water- members elects a mayor and front park and a nature pre- mayor pro tem. serve. “I think this council has City officials annual salaries See CLERMONT, A5 The town was founded by really tried hard to maintain William John Howey and the rural, neigborly feel and Town Clerk $54,419 incorporated as “Howey” on keep the same vision that Dir. of Public Works $54,419 Index May 8, 1925. Mr. Howey had,” said Mayor Police Chief $55,192 In 1927, the name was Chris Sears. “We are, howev- officially changed to Howey- er, moving forward with Elected Officials Classified ...... B9 in-the-Hills to reflect the plans for a new water plant annual salaries rolling hills and lakes, which that for us, will be the VICTORIA ALDRICH / SOUTH LAKE PRESS Mayor $6,000 Clubs ...... XX he dubbed “the Florida biggest expansion in the Howey-In-The-Hills Town Hall. Mayor Pro-Tem $4,800 Crossword ...... B2 Alps.” town’s history.” Councilor $4,200 Deaths ...... A3 People ...... A3 Real Estate ...... C1 Questions for candidates: Lake County School Board District 3 Remember When ...... B1 vested interest in this school strong work ethics will help the the well being and education of Sports ...... B4 Editor’s Note: Every week local candi- dates answer questionnaires for this board. I have two grand children school board to achieve this goal. our children. I pos- election series. Other profiles of local who currently attend public What experience do you have sess extensive candidates will appear here school in this district and I want that would qualify you for the youth and com- to make sure they, as well as all position? munity involve- Alan Garcia, the other kids in Lake County, My educational background ment. I partici- receive the best education possi- includes Undergrad and Grad pated as a Clermont ble. I want the kids, if they desire training instruc- Vol. 95, No. 31, 3 sections Why are you running for pub- School Degrees attained with to go on to higher education, to honors. I possess leadership and tor in the Military ©2008, HarborPoint Media. lic office? have a strong education founda- All rights reserved. decision-making training and I am a grandfather who has a tion that is necessary to succeed experience. I have a passion for www.southlakepress.com in college. I feel that my input and See GARCIA, A8 Garcia

A2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, July 30, 2010 Death Row inmate says he found the Lord

BRAD BUCK trial testimony, Nearly a week after killing Staff Writer No longer wants to participate in appeal Leesburg police Horan, the 6-foot-4 Franklin was TAVARES — A Daytona Beach found Lawley accused of forcing himself into the man on death row for the 2001 continue his participation in his capacity to understand what was bound and shot Leesburg home of then 75-year-old killing of a Leesburg security guard appeals. going on when he stood trial in once in the back at Alice Mae Johnson, beating her no longer wants to participate in Assistant State Attorney Bill the 2004 capital murder of Jerry Elberta Crate and nearly to death with his fists and a the appeal of his conviction or Gross, who has prosecuted cases Lawley, a security guard at Elberta Box Factory on hammer before stealing her car. sentence, saying he has found the against Franklin for nine years, Crate and Box Factory. Tally Box Road The injuries left her in a wheel- early on the morn- Lord. said Franklin told the judge that Lawley was on his knees when chair. ing of Dec. 29, But attorneys for Quawn Moses Perinetti and Gruber are no longer he was shot in the back, investiga- Franklin Gross said Franklin apparently his lawyers. The inmate said the 2001. Franklin, 33, said Thursday they tors said. fled to St. Petersburg in Johnson’s Lord is now his attorney, Gross Lawley was flown to Orlando will continue the appeals process. Franklin also received life sen- stolen car. Authorities caught up They also contend the issue at said. tences in the killing of a Leesburg Regional Medical Center and died This latest twist in Franklin’s the next day. with Franklin there and found the hand is whether their client has pizza delivery man and the murder weapon, a .357 magnum, truly found the Lord, or whether case comes after a ruling in June attempted murder of a community The body of the pizza delivery under the seat — ending the two- he is mentally incompetent. by Circuit Judge Mark Hill that patriarch during a two-week crime man, John Horan, had been found week crime rampage. Franklin is represented by attor- Franklin is mentally competent to spree in 2001. on the same road on Dec. 19, 2001. neys Maria Perinetti and Mark deal with the appeals, Perinetti Gross said Franklin had unsuc- After ordering pizza from Papa Franklin pleaded guilty in the Gruber, who work for the Capital said. cessfully tried to pass himself off as John’s and giving a false address, Horan and Johnson cases, for Collateral Relief Council in She and Gruber said they dis- being mentally incompetent for Franklin and two others were which he received six consecutive Tampa. The group represents indi- agree with the judge’s decision, the trial, and Gross thinks he was accused of ambushing Horan, life sentences. gent inmates. and there was plenty of expert tes- faking. throwing him in the back of his car In 2004, the Florida Supreme In a status conference hearing timony at the January hearing as The jury unanimously recom- and tying him up. Court unanimously upheld the They were accused of shooting Wednesday in Lake County to Franklin’s mental competency. mended that Franklin be put to conviction and death sentence for Horan in the back and killing him Circuit Court, Franklin refused to Franklin told Hill at the hearing death. Franklin, who is being held at a as he tried to run away. sign legal paperwork that would that he didn’t have the mental According to investigators and state prison in Raiford. LSCC Foundation is looking for student leaders

LARRY ELL only embrace the chance Foundation is encourag- assist at cultural and spe- Staff Writer to learn, but the opportu- ing energetic students to cial events and board “We’re looking for students who are outgoing, LEESBURG — Education is nity to teach as well. apply to become an meetings. with good leadership abilities. People who aren’t a two-way street for a This week marks the ambassador before the As compensation for afraid to talk to the community and really explain Aug. 2 deadline. their service, each ambas- select group of students at stretch run of the applica- why LSCC is such a great college. It is a very Lake-Sumter Community tion process to join the “We’re looking for stu- sador receives a $700 College. Members of the program for the Fall 2010 dents who are outgoing, scholarship per semester popular program, but I haven’t had as many and is eligible for an Ambassador Program not semester. The LSCC with good leadership abil- applications this term as I typically do, so we’re additional $600 once they ities,” said Foundation looking to get some good quality students.” Special Events complete 80 hours of Put Health back into Health Care! Coordinator Erin O’Steen. service. O’Steen says the Erin O’Steen “People who aren’t afraid program is totally funded Foundation Special Events Coordinator Specializing in Natural Treatments for to talk to the community through the Hans and Cay Jacobsen Foundation All of Your Health Concerns and really explain why average, possess strong Ambassador Program has LSCC is such a great col- and participation is limit- Pain, PMS, Menopause, Fatigue, High Cholesterol, interpersonal skills and a opened many doors of lege.” ed to only 6 students per Depression, Allergies, Diabetes, Migraines, Insomnia, term. commitment to profes- opportunity to me, both The Student sionalism. personally and academi- Hypothyroid, Reflux Disease, Smoking Cessation Ambassador program was “We typically have to and most others. beat ’em off with a stick,” “It truly is an honor for cally,” alumnus Ashley started in 1987 as a way someone to be selected,” Brown said of the experi- to provide students with O’Steen said. “It is a very Take Charge of Visconti Acupuncture popular program, but I Foundation Executive ence she took with her leadership experience. haven’t had as many Director Rosanne after leaving LSCC. “It your Health! And Natural Medicine Students who are chosen applications this term as I Brandeburg said. “Plus, has provided me with the 235 Citrus Tower Blvd. Ste 105 Clermont 34711 will help promote the col- Call Visit our website at typically do, so we’re real- they’re representing the confidence I needed to lege in outreach capaci- www.docvisconti.com ly looking to get some college and it’s something succeed at the University 352-241-7581 ties, give campus tours, good quality students.” they can put on their level.” To be eligible to apply, application for when they Applications for the the Foundation says stu- go for employment or if Student Ambassador pro- dents must have graduat- they’re going to transfer gram are available online ed high school, hold a to a 4-year university.” at www.lscc.edu/ambassa- minimum 3.0 grade point “The Student dors. Boater’s body pulled from lake Family, friends watch as recovery unfolds

ROXANNE BROWN “Something happened,” she said. Staff Writer Vachon said diving crews used airboats GROVELAND —While Andrew Ford, his girl- with sonar equipment in the search for Ford friend and another man were boating on through the late afternoon Sunday and again Lake Lucy Sunday, the 18-year-old Ford at 7 a.m. on Monday. decided to go for a swim. Barely 12 hours The Groveland Fire Department and later, family members and friends had gath- Florida Fish and Wildlife assisted in the ered at lakeside on Monday as members of search. the Lake County Sheriff’s Office pulled Ford’s Vachon said sonar detected something in body from the depths. the lake around 8:30 a.m. and marked the The sheriff’s office received a call at 5:45 spot at the lake’s bottom. p.m. Sunday about a possible drowning at the Divers went in around 9 a.m. and were able lake on U.S. Highway 19 near Groveland and to confirm the presence of a body. began the search. Sheriff’s detectives and the county’s med- Ford’s mother and siblings were distraught ical examiner were then called to the scene but fatalistic about the result. and were present when Ford’s body was “We’re pretty upset because he’s the baby pulled out of the water at about 11 a.m. of the family, but glad they found his body,” Ford’s sister Lucrecia Waters said. “It gives us It is not yet known whether alcohol was a a little closure.” factor. Cpl. Jim Vachon said the male friend went “We are not suspecting foul play or any- in after Ford, who had seemed to be in dis- thing. It’s very unfortunate, but it looks like it tress, but was physically unable to pull him to was an accidental drowning,” Vachon said. safety. Ford attended South Sumter High School Dorris Ford, Andrew Ford’s mother, said her and was a wide receiver on the school’s foot- understanding after talking with Ford’s girl- ball team. Ford, who many of his friends friend is that after going down, Andrew came referred to as “Drew” would have been a sen- up momentarily, but was gasping for air. ior this fall. DANCING FOR KIDS

VICTORIA ALDRICH / SOUTH LAKE PRESS Lake County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Peyton Grinnell and partner Katie Davis perform a foxtrot Friday. The event raised funds for the Educational Foundation of Lake County. Grinnell won best male performance and was the overall winner. Amanda Wettstein was the best female dancer.

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Friday, July 30, 2010 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A3 Have you begun your back-to-school shopping?

Nope, not yet, but I usually go Not yet, but I will be doing it We have. We started about two No, we haven’t. We usually wait No, I’m a last minute person to Target. soon. I normally just go to Target. weeks ago and we have everything until about two days before the and sometimes I wait until after Eric Connihan Chris Ogilvie from clothes to a new backpack first day of school, but we’re also school begins to see what I really Clermont Titusville and school supplies. waiting to see if the state is going need as far as school supplies. Stacy Poynter with son to be doing the tax free week this Elizabeth Greer Daniel year. Clermont Four Corners Kelly Greer Clermont

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Obituaries great-grandchildren. In lieu Danielle Renee Chase, 37, Clermont died Monday, July Carmen Semco Reynolds, James Luther Stokes of flowers, the family of Clermont died Thursday, 26, 2010. Brewer and Sons 94, of Clermont died James Luther Stokes, 73, of requests donations to be July 22. Becker Funeral Funeral Home, Clermont. Jane Marie Casey Saturday, July 24. Becker Groveland died Friday, July made to the Jane Casey Home, Clermont. Kevin P. O’Donnell Family Funeral Home, 23, 2010. Brewer and Sons Jane Marie Casey, 87, died Memorial Fund of New Charles C. Hesse Clermont. Funeral Home, Groveland. Wednesday, July 21, 2010 at Beginnings of Lake County, Kevin Patrick O’Donnell, home in Clermont, FL. Mrs. 1600 Hunt Trace Blvd., Charles Courtney Hesse, 56, of Bushnell died Sidney B. Robinson Irmgard B. Ulmer Casey was born in Cranston, Clermont, FL 34711. There 77, of Clermont died Friday, Saturday, July 24, 2010. Sidney B. Robinson, 94, of Irmgard Bader Ulmer, 67, RI, on Feb. 3, 1923. She was a celebration of Jane’s July 23, 2010. Becker Family Cremation Choices, Clermont died Friday, July of Clermont died Saturday, moved from The Villages, FL life at Superior Residence of Funeral Home, Clermont. Minneola. 23, 2010. Cremation July 24, 2010. Becker Family to Clermont, FL in 2007. She Clermont, 1600 Hunt Trace Mary D. Klement Carmen S. Reynolds Choices, Minneola. Funeral Home, Clermont. was a homemaker and Blvd., Clermont, FL on Mary D. Klement, 103, of worked in retail sales. She Saturday, July 24, 2010,10:00 Winter Haven died Saturday, was a member of the North a.m. Lake Presbyterian Church. July 24, 2010. Cremation Choices, Minneola. She was active in many char- Death Notices ities and activities. Survivors Geneva M. Lasser include her husband, Earl F. Thomas E. Chapman Geneva M. Lasser, 92, of of Clermont, FL; her brother, Thomas Edward Chapman, Kissimmee died Saturday, Donald Farrar of Warwick, RI; July 24, 2010. Brewer and her son, David E. Casey of 81, of Groveland died Sunday, July 25, 2010. Becker Sons Funeral Home, Gainesville, FL; her daugh- Clermont. ters, Linda J. Smith and Family Funeral Home, Susan M. Jones of Clermont, Clermont. Linda Joyce Nieves FL; six grandchildren and 12 Danielle R. Chase Linda Joyce Nieves, 59, of

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ROLLING From A1 Belk employee charged and other places where veterans are About 1 million people joined with handcuffing kid hurting, just to cheer them up or members of Rolling Thunder at the BRAD BUCK help care for them, Best said. most recent Memorial Day gathering Staff Writer Members educate the public that for POWs and MIAs in Washington, many American prisoners of war D.C. Only about 10,000 of them CLERMONT — An employee at the were left behind after all previous were actually members of the Clermont Belk has been charged with child wars, and they want to help correct Rolling Thunder, Moyer said, a testa- abuse and false imprisonment after police the past and protect future veterans ment to how many people hopeful- say she handcuffed a suspect who allegedly from being left behind. ly do care about veterans issues. stole a cell Formed in 1995, Rolling Thunder Best, of Naples, says veterans’ phone. is a nonprofit organization with issues are personal to members of According to one of Mary nearly 100 chapters nationwide and Rolling Thunder. the boys being Abbott, 40, overseas and 11 in Florida. Lake “These are our fellow veterans,” a loss pre- County would be its 12th chapter. said Best, who served in the Army questioned, he grew vention While many members of Rolling from 1965-68, at Arlington National officer for Thunder are veterans and many ride Cemetery, burying a lot of soldiers uncomfortable with the retailer, motorcycles, neither is a require- from the Vietnam war. “There’s a the situation and was arrested ment to join, they say. bond.” Tuesday Moe Moyer, state director of the Best cited what many veterans say tried to walk out of night, Rolling Thunder, served in the about their combat experience: “We the interview. according to enter Coast Guard from 1967-71, but did went in as strangers, but we came Clermont Down Ce not see combat in Vietnam. Not back as brothers.” police. he Mark enough people know or care about Now retired, Best described volun- A police report shows Abbott was ques- T DAY the military to get involved with vet- teering with Rolling Thunder as “our tioning two juveniles in the loss preven- EVERY s SALE AL erans issues, he said. job; we live for this.” tion office of Belk, 270 Citrus Tower Blvd., 000’ STAR ADDITION 1 ms & TAKE AN PRICE “Less than 1 percent of Americans For information about the Rolling when she says one of the children got bel- f ite ND A STAR SCOUNTED o FI FF LOWEST DI are involved with the military,” Thunder, go to www.rollingthun- ligerent. 10%-50% O sed! Moyer said. “The rest take it for der1.com. To learn more about The According to one of the boys being ques- dise - Not U granted. They need to be reminded Ride Home, go to tioned, he grew uncomfortable with the Merchan RIES daily of these situations.” www.TheRideHome.com. situation and tried to walk out of the inter- New ACCESSO SHOES • ITEMS view. ay OTHING • EHOLD ayaw CL Y • HOUS CLERMONT That’s when Abbott allegedly grabbed his L able JEWELR Avail TOYS • From A1 arm, handcuffed and “slammed” him to GI the ground, according to the police report. 3 W. Orang ANT 02 e St. • Groveland start on Aug. 23. work is just beginning. We have to The questioning started when Abbott saw Hwy 50 DISCOUNT E. across from H S “ I can’t wait to see kids and fami- fund it ongoing, grow it and find a the boys at a Publix near the Belk store, 352-429-0592ardee’s lies coming out to use and support permanent home,” Executive Board police said. While in the grocery store, she the facility,” Murry said. “The more Member Mark Graff said. asked the boys some questions about the participation, the more we will grow. Graff said the money the commit- July 10 theft of jewelry and a Belk employ- And the more we grow, the more we tee has secured will probably be able ee’s cell phone, police said. can do to better the entire communi- to fund about 100 students to start at Then she brought them back to the retail store to interview them, police said. ty.” the newly acquired location. One boy said he was only the lookout for According to Michnoff, the The club is in the process of hiring the other child while the theft happened, $100,000 is enough to keep the club a director, and volunteers are in the police report said. Abbott then told the going for about one year. The place for tutoring and mentoring boys she was going to call the mother of AMERICAN LEGION POST 55 fundraising will continue however, programs. Materials are still coming one of the boys. 1062 W.Desto Ave • Clermont, FL as the plan is to keep the program in. That’s when Abbott said one of the boys going and find a place to build a per- Local businesses, organizations SONS, AMERICAN LEGION (SAL) grew angry, police said. MEETING 2ND MONDAY MONTHLY - 7:00PM manent location. and individuals have donated many Clermont police Capt. Jon Johnson said “I can tell you that it feels exhila- items, including computers, a fence, Wednesday that Belk had the handcuffs BAR BINGO rating to know we’ll be opening on signs, a pool table and furniture, but that Abbott used. But he did not why the EVERY MONDAY & THURSDAY - 6:00-8:00PM the same day school starts but our many essentials are still needed. retailer carries handcuffs. TEXAS HOLD’EM RADIO WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY & SUNDAY - 2:00PM From A1 VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: www.ClermontLegionPost55.com growing trend toward every- community happenings and Nordun, the voice of “Midday however, is what they bring to thing Internet. people from Lake County’s Rewind” from noon to 2 p.m.; the community, including Internet radio also allows business communities include and Cindy Gore, who does programs that focus on local for national accessibility, since Diane Garvis, co-founder of “Cindy in the Afternoon” businesses, South Lake anyone can stream the broad- the Good Neighbor Program from 2 to 5 p.m. every day. Chamber news, safety, parent- casts using their smart who hosts “Around Lake” at The thing Michaelson and ing, home improvement, phones, home or business 10 a.m. and 10 p.m.; Jerry Lawrence are most proud of, sports, law and finances. computers via a link on Zmax’s website, Michaelson said. She said the station, with all its community features and vignettes, has helped to put South Lake County on the worldwide map. “I think we are filling a need that hasn’t been fulfilled in a long time, but what we want- ed to do was make sure that we brought the web to South Lake and South Lake to the world,” Michaelson said. Lawrence said that by 2012, most cars will have Internet radio capabilities. “We feel we’re on the cut- ting edge of where radio is going,” he said. Zmax’s motto is “light and bright,” so the songs, which SUMMER SAVINGS are centered around the ‘80s, PUNCH CARD ‘90s and popular hits of today, are all upbeat and positive in INCLUDES: nature. 6 rounds - 18 holes with cart “We want to happy every- - or - body up,” Lawrence said. 12 rounds - 9 holes with cart Many celebrities have stopped into Zmax’s studio All for Only $70 while passing through Lake Includes Tax County, including actor Henry Winkler (Fonzie), talk show personality Fred 352-394-6165 Thompson and Stacy Oristano 20005 US Hwy 27 N • Clermont, FL of “Saturday Night Lights.” 1.25 miles north of Lakeridge Winery Local voices who feature Sears store • Fine Dining • Personalized Care burglarized • Medication Assistance • Transportation CLERMONT — Two people broke into a Sears store on State Road 50 early Friday • Private Apartments • 24 Hour Staff and stole three flat-screen To advertise on this page televisions valued at a com- bined $3,000, police said. 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G 52 Mondays Call 407-469-2681. Mascotte City Council: 6:30 p.m., first Lake County Republican Party: 7 p.m., and third Monday, Mascotte Civic fourth Tuesday, Tavares Civic Center, 100 Center. Call 429-3341. E. Caroline St. Call 242-4646. Groveland City Council: 7 p.m., first and third Monday, Puryear Building. Call Wednesdays 429-2141. South Lake Democratic Club: 7 p.m., Clermont 4 Obama Supporters: 7 p.m., first Wednesday, Kehlor Building, second Monday, Buffalo's Southwest Clermont. Call 874-4741 or 242-9756. Grill, 1455 E. S.R. 50, Clermont. Call Minneola City Council: 7 p.m., second 227-4094. and fourth Wednesday, Minneola City Lake County Democratic Black Caucus: Hall. Call 394-3598. 7 p.m., second Monday, Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church, Stuckey. Call Thursdays 429-4371 or 407-654-4779. WIN $25 South Lake County Republican Club: 7 B 7 Tuesdays p.m., third Thursday, Buffalo's Southwest HOW TO PLAY Clermont City Council: 7 p.m., second Grill, 1455 E. S.R. 50, Clermont. Call and fourth Tuesday, City Hall, 685 W. 394-4025. 1. Find the hidden Bingo chips within the advertisements in this section that spell “Bingo” Montrose St. Call 394-4081. 2. Mark an “X” on the matching numbers on your entry form. To update, delete or add items in this column, e- Montverde City Council: 7:30 p.m., 3. Fill out your name, address, daytime phone & home phone numbers and mail the entry mail pamfennimore@dailycommercial or fax to form and Bingo card to: second Tuesday, Montverde City Hall. 365-1951. South Lake Press c/o Bingo 732 W. Montrose St GARCIA Clermont, Fl 34711 From A1

as well as in Law standardized national testing necessities of modern day Enforcement. I have strong system is currently set up society. It is important to uti- I CONTEST16 RULES work ethics that are neces- tends to hinder the teaching lize the partnerships with sary to successfully accom- process. Simply put, with business to produce a strong 1. Any resident of any area within South Lake Press’s circulation area may enter. Participants must be 21 years plish the myriad of goals every outcome (funding, and capable workforce. We logistics, and the “No Child of age or older. Employees of South Lake Press, their immediate families, independent contractors and confronting the school board have to employ the feed Left Behind mandates”) back from the business sec- carriers of South Lake Press are ineligible. Drawing will be held each Thursday. Entry forms must be members. being dependent on the tor to find out what and received by Wednesday at noon following the Friday publication. South Lake Press retains the right to pub- If elected, what would be your top three priorities? standardized test scores, the where the students are lack- lish the winner’s name in the following week’s newspaper. schools have a tendency to ing and implement this infor- One: Teacher teach to the test not the stu- mation into the teaching cur- 2. Official entry form: Limit one entry per person per week. Entries must be made on the official entry blank Accountability (Merit Pay) … dents. riculum. We will still need published in South Lake Press. All entries become property of South Lake Press. As I see it, a major flaw with lawyers, doctors, teachers, the recent attempt to imple- We should update existing 3. Winners will be notified via the phone the week following the drawing. If unable to reach winner, the prize engineers and other special- ment merit pay via SB6 was technology in certain ele- will be given away the ized professions, but without that it had no teacher input. I mentary schools and utilize upcoming week. modern technology as the proper educational foun- FREE believe, as written, it created teaching aids. dations being part of the a hindrance to group coop- 4. Claiming a prize: Winner ENTRY FORM modern curriculums in the eration among teachers. Three: Curriculum Reality. must present proof of age school system, we won't be Name ______Instead of implementing This is critical to the quali- with a drivers license or able to keep up with the Address ______coordinated teaching meth- ty of education as it is Social Security card. pace of the non-American ods or the sharing of suc- directly tied to Job Creation. Alteration of these ______countries of today. cessful techniques, the We must have a voice in documents will lead Home Phone ______decisions made by “out- What’s the most impor- to immediate disqualifica- teachers could possibly just Work Phone ______compete against each other siders” that dramatically tant issue in this race? tion. to attain the “Carrot” under impact our region. (State To establish a strong edu- Each Friday the readers of the guise of merit.In place of Legislators, Department of cation foundation for the South Lake Press will BIN this, I would like to establish Education, etc) We must children of Lake County and G O school-wide accountability develop “Green” curriculum receive a Bingo. By cor- to do so by finding alternate not individual teacher courses, including innova- rectly identifying Bingo tions in education to funding to meet this goal. chips in several advertis- 7 accountability. All employees 2534 47 increase local employment In my opinion there are er’s ads, you’ll qualify for 67 within the individual school (teachers, administrators, opportunities. The demands two elements of education, the drawing to be held of education today have each week. Entries may be 13 1 custodians, food services the Administrators and the 8 31 59 74 and etc.) should participate changed. Where once the mailed or delivered to purpose of education was to Teachers. A person can be a FREE in and benefit from Merit good administrator but not South Lake Press. South Pay. train workers for the service Lake Press’s Bingo are 9 21 SPA industry, the demands of necessarily a good teacher CE 53 72 I believe we have our pri- available each week at: today are more problem and visa versa. Therefore, orities reversed. We should 732 W. Montrose St, solving and technology the solution is to start from 2 1 compensate the teacher based. We no longer have Clermont, Fl 34711. No 6 42 48 63 first, staff second and scratch. Get coordination purchase necessary. factory and assembly lines. administrators last. The skills of today are critical between the administrators, Please print legible, we Budgetary cuts should not teachers; add in the parents are not held responsible 5 29 3 thinking skills, not manual 9 52 68 be applied to the classrooms and the business sector. for misspelled names. skills. They are geared to cre- - the children should be kept ate products and services Bring them all together and insulated from these mecha- that work better, easier and nisms - if necessary, cuts get input from each so as to faster, thus, the education find out what the problems should start at the top. curriculum has to meet the Two: District challenge of stimulating the are, how to rectify them and N Last Weeks 34Winner: Responsibility… Teaching to minds of today's youths how to best serve the edu- the test, not the student towards these objectives. cational needs of the chil- (FCAT)… I believe that Education dren. The manner in which the has to evolve with the A good education plays a Marie Pearce NEW very important role in today's society because, without a proper education GAME the youth of today will be THIS SPACE RESERVED without the means to advance economically within EVERY the competitive world that FOR YOUR BUSINESS CARD they live in. B Because of my military 5 FRIDAY and law enforcement back- Direct Cremation ground, I tend to focus on SAFE schools for the chil- O CALL TODAY! 352-394-63 2183 $ dren and educational disci- 675 pline. How will you qualify for Plus Container the race, by petitions or paying the filing fee? And Ron Becker, Director why? I 18 Due to the late filing by me with the Supervisor of 352-394-8228 Elections I will be qualifying 921 S. US Hwy 27 • Minneola, FL for the race by paying the fil- ing fee.

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HEALTH CALENDAR

August 10 Hospital's Centre for Women's p.m., first Tuesday, First United Alzheimers and Dementia: 2 p.m., Health and Wellness Series: Food Health, 1099 Citrus Tower Blvd., Mondays Methodist Church of Clermont, third Thursday, The Best Little Allergies by Dr. Santiago Martinez, Visit www.lakechd.com or call 241- Food Addicts in Recovery 950 7th St., Clermont. Call 394- Thrift Shop Complex, 415 Citrus 6 to 7 p.m., National Training 9723. Anonymous: 9 to 10:30 a.m., 2412. Tower Blvd., Clermont. Contact Center, 1935 Don Wickham Drive, Let’s Kick It: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Blessed Sacrament Catholic The Greater Clermont Cancer Betty Ann Gross at 394-5549, Clermont. For information or to Mondays. Smoking and nicotine Church, room 4, 720 12th St., Foundation: support group, 7 to 9 register call 394-4071, ext. 4412. cessation, eight week course teach- Clermont. Call John or Bob 863- p.m., second Tuesday, 927 7th St., Deborah Snow at 406-8465 or ing step-by-step methods to quit. 422-0389. Clermont. Sharon White at 407-466-6445. Ongoing Sponsored by South Lake Hospital. The Lake County Health The Greater South Lake Area Breastfeeding Workshop: spon- For information call 241-7109. Department: prescription assis- Parkinson's Support Group: 3 p.m., Fridays sored by South Lake Hospital. Call New Vision for Independence: tance, 1 to 4 p.m., Monday and third Tuesday, Cooper Memorial Narcotic anonymous: 7:30 p.m., 241-7109 to register. seeking donations and support for Wednesday by appointment only, Library, room 108-A. Contact Friday, Shepherd of the Hills, Cardiac Rehabilitation Program: the New Vision Braille Textbook United Way office, 415 Citrus Deborah Snow 406-8465 or e-mail 13600 Caspian Lane, Clermont. cardiac patients who have suffered Drive. Call 435-5040. Tower Blvd., Clermont. [email protected]. Call 319-5617. heart attack, who have stable angi- South Lake Pregnancy Care Emotions Anonymous: support na or who have had heart surgery Center: free pregnancy test, mater- Tuesdays Wednesdays are encouraged to participate. nity clothes, baby items, parenting Pediatric Immunizations: offered Narcotics anonymous: 8 p.m., group, 7 p.m. Contact Mickey at Learn to manage controllable risk classes, life skill classes, childbirth by WIC of Lake County Health Wednesday, Wootson Temple, 836 394-0858. factors and receive a customized preparation classes, post abortion Department, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Scott St., Clermont. Call 319-5617. New Vision for Independence: exercise program. For information counseling, diapers, baby food and Tuesday and Wednesday. Call 357- Thursdays support group, 1 to 3 p.m., fourth call 407-296-1599. couseling. All services are free. 1668. Domestic Violence Women's Friday, Asbury House, 949 7th St., Cleaning for a Reason: provides Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Narcotics Anonymous: 8 p.m., Empowerment Group: Haven of Clermont. Call Florence at 429- free housecleaning for women Friday, 1203 W. Highway 50, Tuesday, Minneola Alliance Lake and Sumter Counties, 6 p.m., 3030. undergoing chemotherapy. Visit Clermont. Contact Eddie Judge at Church, room #3, 405 Main Ave., Thursday, 2105 Hartwood Marsh www.cleaningforareason.org. 242-0257. Minneola. Call 319-5617. Road., suite 6, Clermont. Call 787- To update, delete or add items in this col- Lake County Health Department 24 Hr. Haven of Lake and Sumter Relative Caregivers Raising 5889. umn, e-mail pamfennimore@daily- Vital Statistics office: South Lake Hotline: 753-5800. Children Support Group: 6:30 Support Group for Caregivers of commercial or fax to 365-1951.

SCHOOL CALENDAR

August 2 Open House: Cypress School starts on August 23. be 5 p.m., meet your child’s pre-K and kindergarten 10 to South Lake Chamber of School Board Workshop: 2 Ridge Elementary, 5 to 7 Call 407-469-2525 for infor- teacher for kindergarten–5th 10:45 a.m.; 1st grade 11 to Commerce is hosting its p.m., 201 West Burleigh p.m. Visit www.cypress- mation or arrange a tour of grade. 11:45 a.m.; 2nd grade noon annual school supply drive Blvd., Tavares. ridge.org. the school. Visit www.wood- “Meet your Teacher” at to 12:45 p.m. Uniform shirts for local students. Donations Open House: 7 p.m., landschurch.com for infor- Sawgrass Bay Elementary will also be available for pur- can be dropped off 8:30 a.m. August 9 August 19, Woodlands mation. School: today and Friday. chase. Call the school at to 5:30 p.m., Monday to School Board Meeting: 6 Lutheran Church and Mandatory open house: 3rd grade, 10 to 10:45 a.m. 243-1845 for information. Friday, 691 West Montrose p.m., 315 West Main St., School. Classes offered for Mascotte Elementary Thursday; 4th grade 11 to St., Jenkins Auditorium, Tavares. 2K, 3K, 4K, VPK, and Charter School, for pre- 11:45 a.m.; 5th grade noon Ongoing Clermont. For information August 10 extended day care programs. kindergarten orientation will to 12:45 p.m. On Friday, School Supply Drive: The call 394-4191. South Lake High School SAC: meeting, 6:30 p.m., media center.

August 17 Freshman Orientation Program: at East Ridge High School as it hosts “Keys to the Kingdom,” an open house-style informational event with check in anytime from noon to 2:30 p.m. in front of the cafeteria. Upon check-in you will be assigned a “Student Mentor” who will take you on a tour of our campus. Visit www.lake.k12.fl.us for infor- mation.

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Chamber Ambassadors recently presented the “We Noticed Award” to Westminster Care of Clermont for renova- tions to their facilities. Feel free to check them out the next time you are in the area - 151 E. Minnehaha Ave. Clermont (352) 394-2188.

Groveland Police Officer Steel City Pizza was offi- Jack Gunter received the cially welcomed to the July Public Servant spon- South Lake area by sored by Ameriprise Chamber Ambassadors via Financial Services, Inc. their recent Ribbon- Officer Gunter has been Cutting ceremony. Check with the Groveland Police out their “Pittsburgh- Department since 2006, esque” menu and wel- and has excelled in his come the owners Mike role as a patrol officer. and Denise Ganier. They “When responding to calls for service, Jack has worked dili- are located at 1120 E Hwy gently to solve all cases assigned to him with a high per- 50 Suite B in Clermont centage of criminal arrests,” said Lt. Baker who presented and can be contacted at the award to Officer Gunter. (352) 242-1000.

Virgil Morar, Managing Partner Set’s Yoga & of Carrabas Italian Grill was Fitness Studio the July 2010 Gem of the Hills recently became Award winner. The Gem of Chamber mem- the Hills Award is presented to bers and cele- a person or organization that brated their rib- has made a difference in the bon-cutting cere- community.Virgil has been mony with involved with groups like the Chamber American Cancer Society, Boys Ambassadors, & Girls Club, Muscular family, & friends. Dystrophy, New Beginnings, They are located at Trailhead Plaza 540 South Hwy 27 in the South Lake Chamber and Minneola, (352) 988-4607. Stop in and discover the physical many more. and mental benefits of the centuries old discipline of yoga!

South Lake Computers Affordable Signs cele- has a new home, locat- brated their ribbon- ed at 182 W Hwy 50 in cutting with Clermont, directly Ambassadors at their across from D’Amato’s new location 192 Italian Restaurant. Highway 50 in Chamber Ambassadors Clermont, also direct- held a ribbon-cutting ly across from ceremony for them to D’Amato’s Italian celebrate their new Restaurant.. Contact digs! Owner Adam owner/operator Fathelbab can be con- David Graham at tacted at (352) 406-4535 for all (352) 243-2233. your signage needs!

2010 Chamber Hob Nob SAVE THE DATE – AUGUST 17TH! 2010 HOB NOB Tuesday, August 17 The Chamber is proud to present our upcoming Hob Nob event August 17 at the Heritage Hills Clubhouse in Clermont. Presenting sponsors include CenturyLink and Dewitt Excavating. Additional sponsors include First Friday Chamber Connection 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Montverde Academy, Ford Press, the South Lake Press and Daily Commercial and Restoration Specific Friday, August 6 Heritage Hills Clubhouse Chiropractic. It’s a great way to meet the candidates in person and also a chance to participate in the straw 7:15 - 8:30 a.m. 3723 Sanibel Street, Clermont ballot/sample vote of those in attendance – get a feel for how the actual elections may result! Make sure you Jenkins Auditorium, Clermont Make sure you RSVP early RSVP early because we have a limit of 600 reservations for this prestigious event. To RSVP go to Free networking event for because we have a limit of 600 http://www.southlakechamber-fl.com or call the Chamber office at (352) 394-4191. members business – building! reservations for this prestigious event. SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE RSVP required The South Lake Chamber of Commerce is promoting its annual school supply drive which kicked of at the Chamber Breakfast Chamber’s monthly breakfast on July 16. Each year the South Lake Chamber of Commerce collects supplies Business after Hours Friday, August 20 or monetary donations to purchase supplies for our local students. This year the Chamber will be helping 16 Thursday, August 12 7:15 to 8 a.m. schools. Supplies also go to the Teachers’ Apple Mart in South Lake County. Donations should be brought to 5:30 – 7 p.m. Jenkins Auditorium, Clermont the Chamber office at 691 West Montrose St. at Jenkins Auditorium in downtown Clermont, next to anytime Sponsored by South Lake Business Sponsored by: Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. All donations stay in South Lake County. For more infor- Leaders and Beef O’ Brady’s Bret Jones, PA and Jones Cypress Cove mation, call the South Lake Chamber at 352-394-4191. 1642 E. Highway 50 Marina TEACHER APPRECIATION BREAKFAST Clermont, Fl 34711 Co-sponsor: Clermont Woman’s Club, Inc. The South Lake Chamber, the Community Foundation of South Lake County, Pig on the Pond and Event Title Bring a school supply or donation for the and Jo Ann Jones, PhD Candidate for Lake Sponsor CenturyLink are honoring our 2009-20010 Teachers of the Year at the Annual Teacher Appreciation Chamber school supply drive and receive a County School Board, Dist 3 Breakfast August 19 at the Wesley Center, First United Methodist Church in downtown Clermont. Last year free ticket for a chance to win a grand prize. Program: Mark Wilson, President of the more than 750 teachers and administrators attended this event, and this year we look forward to having more Florida Chamber of Commerce as new teachers hear about this signature event. Sponsorship packages are available at the South Lake Chamber. We are looking for sponsors, items for the goody bags and door prizes. Don’t miss out on a great Catering Provided by: Rainbow Restaurant opportunity to promote your business and support your community. Call Lucy Hage at (407) 446-3853 for RSVP required more information on becoming a sponsor or donating items. www.southlakechamber-fl.com

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Ongoing Neighborhood Center food bank. Ave., Groveland. Call 429-2572. Thursdays rary service, 11 a.m., 441 S. Main Congregation Sinai of Minneola: Call 242-9519. Edge Memorial United Windermere Union Church Ave., Groveland. Call 429-2572. religious school has openings for The Mission of Project Zion of Methodist Church: Celebrate Support Group for adoptive and Edge Memorial United children ages 8-13. Call 243-5353. Zion Lutheran Church: seeking recovery group, 5:45 p.m., 441 S. foster parents: 6 to 7:30 p.m., sec- Methodist Church: tweens and South Lake Presbyterian Church donations to assist South Lake Main Ave., Groveland. Call 407- ond Thursday, 10710 Park Ridge- youth, 6 to 7 p.m., 441 S. Main Food Pantry: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., county neighbors with food, pre- 257-3889. Gotha Road., Windermere. Call Ave., Groveland. Call 429-2572. Mondays and Fridays. Call 394- scriptions, and utilities. Call 429- Men of Steel: 6:30 p.m., The 407-876-2112 or 407-947-3613. The River Church: traditional 2753. 2960. River Church, 796 Hook St., Intercessory Prayer: 7 p.m., The service, 9 a.m., contemporary serv- South Lake Presbyterian Church Clermont. For men ages 20-35. River Church, 796 Hook St., ice, 10:30 a.m., Widow to Widow Mondays Meals on Wheels: 9 a.m. to 12 Call 243-7507. Clermont. support group, 3 p.m., 796 Hook Hallelujah Acres: support group, Minneola Alliance Church: p.m., Tuesday and Thursdays, St., Clermont. Visit www.clermon- reservations required. Call 394- 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., first Monday. prayer services, 7 p.m., Fridays triverchurch.com. 7905. Call 394-7702. Washington St. and Main Ave. Call Congregation Sinai: services, The FAITH Neighborhood ATF Youth Group for 394-2028. 7:45 p.m., first, second and fourth Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Center: seeking donations of cloth- Middle/High School students: 7 Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Friday, 303A N. U.S. Highway 27, Church: worship service, 8 a.m. ing, food, bed linens, blankets, p.m., The River Church, 796 Hook Church: worship service, 7 p.m., Minneola. Call 243-5353 or visit and 10:15 a.m., Sunday school, 9 etc., 7432 S.R. 50, Groveland. Call St., Clermont. Call 243-7507. 13600 Caspian Lane, Clermont. www.congregationsinai- a.m., 13600 Caspian Lane, 429-1200. Call 242-9519. clermont.org. Clermont. Call 242-9519. Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Wednesdays Christian Men in Action: 8 to 9 Woodlands Lutheran Church: Church: newspaper and magazine Edge Memorial United p.m., second Wednesday, New Sunday worship, 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m., recyling program, 13600 Caspian Methodist Church Connection: Jacob's Chapel, 410 W. S.R. 50, Edge Memorial United Sunday school, 9:45 a.m., 2 miles Lane, Clermont. All proceeds from dinner, 6 to 7:15 p.m; choir Clermont. Call 321-537-1906. Methodist Church: traditional north of S.R. 50 on C.R. 455, recycling benefit the FAITH rehearsal, 7:30 p.m., 441 S. Main service, 9:30 a.m. and contempo- Montverde. Call 407-469-2525.

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IGLESIA METODISTA UNIDA RENAISSANCE CHURCH CLERMONT “EL FARO” “Church For A Change” FERNDALE MONTVERDE “Una iglesia con mentes, corazones y Sundays 10:00 am brazos abiertos” BLESSED SACRAMENT Wednesdays 7:00 pm FERNDALE BAPTIST CHURCH 950 7th Street, Clermont, FL 34711 CROSSROADS FAMILY FELLOWSHIP CATHOLIC CHURCH 830 W Montrose St. at CR455 & CR561A (esquina Hwy 50 & calle 7) 720 12th Street • Clermont, FL 34711 Clermont, Florida 34711 407-469-3888 Come to the Country... Where God, families and Reuniones en el Salon Social 352-394-3562 Pastor: Gordon (Bird) Sanders Todos los Domingos a las 6:00 pm Children’s Ministry Provided community are our priority. Located at 16913 #11 Saturday Vigil Masses Sunday School: 9:15 am Visitas a los hogares con cita previa. James Wheeler, lead pastor English: 4 pm and Spanish: 7 pm Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 am Lakeside Dr. Montverde, 34756 1 block north of Favor de llamar para mas informacion y 352-425-3288 Sunday Masses: Evening Worship & pedidos de oracion. www.thechurchforachange.com Montverde blinking light - Hwy 455 8 am, 10 am, 12 noon (Contemporary Mass) Discipleship Study: 6:00 pm Pastora Maria Fernandez 5 pm (Contemporary Mass) TeamKid: Sunday 6:30 pm Services Times: Sunday 9:30 am Praise/Worship 321-946-6833 Reconciliation on Saturday: THE RIVER CHURCH Wednesday: 7:00 pm 10:00 am service and children church 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm (Eng.) “...bringing joy to the city of our God” Prayer Service, Youth Activities, LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH 6:15 pm - 6:45 pm (Sp.) 796 Hooks St., Clermont, FL Mission Kids for Children Wednesday evening 7:00 pm Corner of Hwy 50 & 12th St. (Rt 561) Sundays 352-243-7505 First Sunday evening monthly 6:00 pm www.blessedsacramentcc.com Bible Fellowship Groups 9:30 am www.ClermontRiverChurch.com Worship Service 10:40 am Pastors Jim and Linda Watson Family Prayer Service 6:00 pm Sunday Services GROVELAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Youth Pastors Rob and Leslie Durant Wednesdays Coffee & Donuts 500 Grand Hwy. • 352-394-7374 Bible Study 7:00 pm Classic Service 9:00 am Sunday School 9:00 am EDGE MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST 407-469-3927 or 321-948-2350 Groups for adults, teens, and children Sunday Worship 10:00 am & 6:00 pm Contemporary Service 10:30 am CHURCH ~Nursey provided for all services~ River Kids and River Babies 441 S. Main Avenue, Groveland Wednesday 7:00 pm WOODLANDS LUTHERAN Chris Johnson, Senior Pastor Available during the service 352-429-2572 For directions and more information, visit: Rev. Dr. Donna Manwaring THE CROSSING CHURCH CHURCH & SCHOOL www.lbcclermont.org Traditional Worship 9:30 AM Where Faith Comes to Life SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS LUTHERAN 11043 True Life Way Lighthouse Café 11:00 AM (2 miles N of SR 50 on CR 455) Sundays 10:00 am 13600 Caspian Lane Clermont, FL 34711 Sunday Fellowship 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM Sunday Worship 8:30 am & 11:00 am at South Lake Charter School 352.394.0708 Tuesday 8:30 am at the Wednesdays 5:30 PM Dinner 15220 Hartwood Marsh Rd Located just off of Lakeshore Dr. Bob Evans on Hwy 27 Wednesdays 6:30 PM Christian Education Sunday School 9:45 am Clermont, FL 34711 is Pastor’s Prayer Breakfast Monday Worship 7:00 pm Nursery & Children’s NEW JACOB’S CHAPEL MISSIONARY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Activities Provided Wed: Service 7 pm & Choir Practice 7:30 pm Pastor: Rev. Dr. Brian N. Kneser 137 E. Cherry St. • 429-2651 Kendal Anderson, lead pastor BAPTIST CHURCH Worship Services 8:00 am & 10:15 am Sunday School 9:45 am (407) 469-2525 352-241-9909 410 W. Hwy. 50 Sunday School 9:00 am Sunday Worship 10:50 am & 7:00 pm www.thecrossingchurch.org Clermont, FL 34711 Rev. Jonathan C. Ostenberg Phone: 352-394-4720 Wednesday 7:00 pm (352) 394-3382 Rev. Rex Anderson, Pastor FAITH FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Minister Kenneth Williams, Youth Pastor MT. OLIVE MISSIONARY 915 W. DeSoto St. Church Motto: “Equipping Changed People for A SOUTH LAKE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH OAKLAND Sunday School 9:45 am Changing World!” A Place of Love, Life & Growth Sunday Worship Service - 11:00 AM Sunday Worship 10:30 am & 6:30 pm Sunday Services - Morning Service - 131 Chestnut St., Clermont Sunday School - 9:30 AM Wednesday Worship 7:00 pm PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7:45 & 11:00 a.m. Prayer Service - Saturday 8:30 AM Omar Walker 394-5966 352-394-2753 Bible Study - Wednesday 7:00 PM & 218 E. Oakland Ave. Wednesday - Youth Bible Study - 6:00 p.m. East Ave - 1 block south of SR 50 Thursday - Adult Bible Study - 6:45 p.m. 2nd and 4th Sundays 4:00 PM FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Worship Times: (1/2 mile N. Hwy 50 at Website: www.newjacobschapel.com Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church “Encountering Christ, Growing in Christ, Sharing Sunday e-mail: [email protected] 15641 Stuckey Loop Tubb St./ West Orange Lumber) Christ, wherever we are...” 9 AM (Casual); 11 AM (Traditional) Stuckey, FL 34736 (West of Mascotte) 8:45 am Contemporary Worship 950 Seventh St. 352-394-2412 6:30 PM Song in the Night (Artistic/Alternative) Rev. Clarence L. Southall-Pastor PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA Pastor: Rev. Doug Kokx Church school for all ages 9:30 AM Phone: (352)429-3888 9:45 am Sunday School For All Ages www.fumc-clermont.org HISPANA DE CLERMONT Childcare provided. Sun. Worship (Traditional) 8 & 11:00 am 498 West Montrose Street 11:00 am Traditional Worship Clermont, Fl 34711 www.southlakepresbyterian.org Sun. Worship (Contemporary) 9:30 am Nursery Provided All Services Sunday School 9:30 am & 11:00 am 352-394-4221 MINNEOLA Sun. High School POWERhouse 7-8:30 pm Intinerario de Nuestros Servicios ST. MATTHIAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 407-656-4452 Domingo: Estudio Biblico 9:45 am Wednesday Men’s Fellowship Experience Traditional Worship CONGREGATION SINAI OF MINNEOLA Dr. Robert P. Hines, Jr. Servicio de Adoracion 11:00 am (at Holiday Inn Express) 6:30 am and a Warm Welcome! A Progressive Jewish Congregation Miercoles: Estudio Biblico y Oracion 7:00 pm www.oaklandpres.org Tuesday Middle School POWERhouse 574 Montrose St. - 394-3855 Shabbat services are conducted on the 6:30 - 8:00 pm in Downtown Clermont first, second and final Friday of each Nursery Provided All Events REAL LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Summer Schedule month at 8:00 PM. Weekday School: “Helping Real People... Find Real Faith... Services are held at the synagogue located at: Sunday Service 9:00am Preschool Worship Times 303A North US Highway 27, Minneola WINTER GARDEN Saturday 6:00 pm Child Care 8:45am Religious School, Men’s Club & Women’s Club GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday 9:30 & 11:15 am Wednesday Evening Service & Study 5:30 p.m. Messgae line: 352-243-5353 CLERMONT, FL Weekend Programs www.stmatthiasfl.org Email: [email protected] FAITH FAMILY COMMUNITY CHURCH •Bible centered preaching The EDGE (Children) Web: congregationsinai-clermont.org 305 Beulah Rd. Winter Garden •Blended worship • Friendly atmosphere All Services WOOTSON TEMPLE CHURCH OF GOD Sunday Worship: 10:00 am Student Life Groups IN CHRIST TEMPLE OF THE LIVING GOD (407) 877-7735 Many Other Activities each week Sundays - 9:30 am (Middle School) 415 Old Hwy 50 • 394-4596 Elder T.L. Wootson Sunday School 9:30 am 14244 Johns Lake Road, Clermont Sundays - 11:15 am (High School) Sunday School 9:30 am 836 Scott St. Clermont, FL 34711 (1/2 Mile East of Wal-Mart) The Way (Middle & High School) Sunday Worship & Children’s Church 11:00 am Sunday Worship 10:45 am Jon Bekemeyer, Senior Pastor Wednesdays 6:00 - 9:00 pm 394-1396 or 394-3004 Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm 407-877-4048 www.getreallife.com Sunday 11:00 am & 7:30 pm Wed Worship & Youth Service 7:00 pm www.communitychurchclermont.org 1501 Steve’s Rd • 352-394-3553 Thursday 7:30 pm Rev. Loyce Rowland Wednesday Family Night 7:00 pm BECKER FUNERAL HOME Cremation Choices “Serving Florida Families Since 1957” To advertise here call Direct Cremation - A Full Service Home - $675 Locally Owned & Operated South Lake Press Plus Container Ron Becker & Charles Becker, Funeral Directors Ron Becker, Director 352-394-7121 352-394-2183 352-394-8228 806 W. Minneola Ave., Clermont, FL 921 S. 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CFriday, July 30, 2010 www.southlakepress.com B SECTION Remember When Ann Dupee ‘Curls by Julee’ offers much Development gets its certification more than just hairstyling 20 Years Ago – 1990 he 2,600 square-foot clubhouse at the Lake Ridge Club development, with a ROXANNE BROWN Clermont, building new rela- T beautiful view of Lake Minnehaha Staff Writer tionships and providing serv- from high atop a hill off Lake Shore Drive, south of Clermont’s city limits, has “Curls by Julee” is a well- ices to the residents of south Lake County,” she said. received its certificate of occupancy from recognized salon in Lake County. The first phase of 37 lots is Clermont, but it’s not just New customers receive an initial hair cut for $10 and all being accepted into the county road sys- curls that the hair salon’s tem and final permitting of the water sys- prices after that are affordable owner and stylist, Julee tem was granted by DER. Trac Road and extremely competitive. Gunn, can deliver. Anything builders has completed the roads for both related to hair, including However, Gunn’s everyday the first and second phases. The second highlights, lowlights, relaxers, goal is to ensure that every phase consists of 68 lots. perms, up-dos and hair exten- client that walks through her Suzanne McClure, a past president of sions are also available. door leaves satisfied. Beta Theta ESA, installed new officers at the Gunn said that includes a To do that, Gunn conducts home of member Betty Meadows, following lot of corrective work, espe- an in-depth consultation, incoming President Bonnie Kranz’s theme cially when it comes to color. using resources from pictures of “Hot, Hot, Hot!” Also serving will be “I love that I am able to they can look at to opinions Carol Andrews, Vice President; Terry help someone with their hair, and suggestions of the styl- Moherek, Treasurer; Jackie Ulch, it’s an extension of their ists, to make sure she has a Corresponding Secretary; Michelle Delaney, image and their personality, solid understanding of the Recording Secretary; Donna Clarke, and when they leave feeling hair style every customer Educational Director and Eleanor Lofgren, wonderful, I am left feeling truly desires. Parliamentarian. wonderful too,” Gunn said. Gunn also uses Matrix, The students in Miss Cindy Kinat’s 4th As a Central Florida native, Kenra and ISO products and grade class at Groveland Elementary School Gunn said she has proudly has another stylist — Gen — have been busy raising tomatoes. Half their watched the community whose expertise and 10 years plants are not ordinary tomato plants. They grow. of experience, ranging from were germinated from seeds that spent six From her first salon in her specialty hair extensions, cus- years orbiting the Earth. NASA and the Park home, Gunn has developed tom wigs and Dominican Seed Company supplied seeds to classes and maintained loyal rela- braiding, complement her interested in observing the effects of space tionships with her diverse own. exposure on seeds. clientele. Additional services include Clermont High School juniors Carly In fact, Gunn said many of eyebrow, lip-area and chin- Meeker and Shawna McNeff will participate her clients are people she met area waxing and deep-hair in mock state elections at Girls’ State on years ago. conditioning. the Florida State University campus in A 40-year stylist, Gunn has “I want to thank everyone Tallahassee June 15-22. served the south Lake County COURTESY PHOTO who has been a loyal client Clermont Councilman Hal Turville community for more than Owner and hair stylist Julee Gunn of “Curls by Julee,” a salon in and your continued support reported to Council on the Lake County twenty years, specializing in downtown Clermont, and Gen, another stylist at the shop, together is sincerely appreciated,” Commission’s passage of the Mining color and styling for all hair have more than 50 years of experience in cuts, color, perms, highlights, Gunn said. “Because your Ordinance, which exempts all existing types and any special occa- extensions, custom wigs and Dominican braiding. hair is important to you, it is mines and leaves those around the sions for men, women and important to me.” Clermont area free to proceed without con- children of all ages. For information and cern for the aesthetic or environmental and Montrose, nestled “I’m very excited about Recently, Gunn moved into appointments call 352-394- damage they continue to cause. a new location at 650 7th between the Elk’s Lodge and opening my new salon in 2900 or e-mail Turville noted District 3 Commissioner Street, on the corner of 7th the Herb Shoppe. beautiful downtown [email protected]. Richard Swartz was the lone vote in opposi- tion to the ordinance. District 2 Commissioner Don Bailey of Groveland attempted an amendment to bring existing mines into compliance within a number of years but didn’t receive a second to contin- ue his attempts. Linda Coletta, retired attorney, founder Council member Ann Dupee reported on the Florida League of Cities Legislative Action Day and discussed several proposals and operator of Houndhaven, Inc. legislators were trying to keep alive. One was Amendment 3, to “keep local taxes local,” which means no state mandates for Name: Linda Coletta A: Serve and A: The volunteers at Houndhaven impress programs without adequate funding from Hometown: Born in Mooresville, Ind., glorify God, me daily. They generously give their time, the state. Another was fractional assessments on currently residing in Minneola. and He will talent, love and often money to dogs that new construction to place it on the tax rolls Occupation: Retired attorney, currently take care of the otherwise would have no one to love or care when construction is substantially complet- running Houndhaven, Inc. rest. for them. ed. Dupee noted she found out why the Family: Husband Michael and four Q: Name a Q: How does what you do contribute to legislators were approving the fractional labrador retrievers person or inci- the welfare of the area? Name one of your assessments. School systems will be includ- Q: What do you enjoy most about south dent you’ve greatest accomplishments so far. ed in the tax that is expected to generate Lake County? come across A: Founding Houndhaven is one of the $35 million for schools statewide. She said A: I love the privacy and peacefulness of recently that’s greatest blessings and accomplishments of one senator told her the legislature could living on 35 beautiful acres with quick touched you in my life. Houndhaven is celebrating it’s return $35 million currently budgeted for access to restaurants, entertainment and some way. tenth year of serving south Lake County. In education back to the general revenue other amenities. Why did this that time we have rescued approximately account. She said the legislators were still Q: If you had to summarize your philoso- person or inci- 650 dogs and provided lots of dog lovers laying games with educational funding. phy of life in one sentence, what would it dent impress Coletta with an opportunity to be part of helping be? you so much? those wonderful and deserving dogs. See DUPEE, B2

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B2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, July 30, 2010 Use structure and Dealing with muscle weakness communication to aid son with anger issues can help defeat cause of pain eck and back pain continue to levels with acupuncture and a few All children need structure be the top “pain” issues people other techniques, I set up an exercise Talking and consistent discipline. Set N come to my office for, and they program for her back and neck. (This up rules in your home for continue to be the ones that are the Michael Visconti also included posture exercises.) She With Tori most comprehensive to deal with. has shown marked improvement in her the behavior you want to see A.P., N.P. and have set consequences One reason is that pain causes people pain levels and in her posture, Tori to not use the part that is hurting or to endurance and activity levels. for how you will handle Natural Medicine alter their posture to try to avoid the The bottom line is, if you have any Kelley, unwanted behavior through pain. That decreased range of motion might notice a little ache, which then pain issues you may not be addressing Ph.D time out, early bedtime, no and usage causes muscles, tendons and the whole picture if you don’t look at dessert, etc. You need to find progresses to a deeper ache and finally EAR connective tissue to shorten, which up to discomfort and pain. You will muscle strength. Have a qualified train- what motivates him. Ask TORI, makes it harder for the muscles to also notice your upper body will start er or physical therapist set up appropri- D your therapist to help you move the body part to its full range of leaning to the opposite side and that ate strength-training exercises that will with this. motion. This can cause more pain and you eventually have pain in other parts address the primary muscles and the As for his anger, you need the cycle worsens. of the body. support muscles. y 7-year-old son to remember that his family The lack of movement and usage Now, think about holding this up for They will also ensure that the exer- has been told that split up, that is enough to causes the muscles to weaken. This also hours or days. I have seen pain cise will not cause damage to any other M he is oppositional make a kid angry. His stable makes it harder for the body part to responses in people caused by weak condition you might have. Work on defiant. I am trying to find home with both his parents move or to maintain a normal posture, muscles that are so severe, they are put your posture while sitting, standing, more information as to how together is a thing of the causing the person to slouch more or on morphine after receiving cortisone working in the kitchen or at the com- to deal with his defiance past and that can make a to walk abnormally. injections that haven’t worked. puter. One exercise you can do is to and anger. He is also trying child feel very insecure. When muscles weaken they try to Armed with this knowledge, we can take a deep breath and let it out while to deal with my ex-hus- recruit more and more muscles to help Have conversations with help to improve whatever healing pulling your shoulders back and stand- band, his father, who him- do the job. This causes the weakened your son about his feelings modality we are using or are planning ing up straight every time you pass self has issues with excess muscles to spasm and other parts of so he learns to express him- to use. Acupuncture, chiropractic, mas- through a doorway. This will help you anger. He is exhibiting his the body to try to compensate. The sage, etc., will all help but are limited if self. Make it clear that while develop good posture and should help anger in front of my son change in the way the body part moves the pain is perpetuated by weak mus- you are interested in his feel- to improve your pain levels. It is also and I find his discipline or is being abnormally held to reduce cles. The problem will return if we stop great for people to feel more energetic, methods and his own anger ings and want him to com- pain will often cause pain and dysfunc- the treatments. In a study I saw on a municate with you, there breathe better and improve moods. issues affecting my son, who tion in other parts of the body. If you popular news website, women who Our mothers were probably right will still be rules to follow already has his own “anger” have a pain in your knee, for example, undertook a 10-week strength-training when they told us to “sit up straight!” and he will have to trust to deal with. Could you tell it will alter the way you walk or stand, regimen decreased neck pain levels 70- all those years. me of any ways to deal with your wisdom in the deci- which can then cause your back or 80 percent. Aerobic exercise helped his defiant ways or any sions you make for him as your neck to hurt. short-term pain but did not provide Doc Visconti’s office is located near the Citrus methods that I could try. He his parent. If you don’t think weak muscles can the continued benefit that strength Tower. If you have any questions regarding this is in counseling and I have The next time he gets into cause severe pain try an experiment. training did. or any other health related topics, please con- Take a can of soup and hold it in your One of my patients is a woman in tact him on his website at WWW.DOCVISCON- his counselor also trying to trouble, talk with him in a TI.COM. On facebook? Sign up for the “Visconti help me with him. Help! way that brings understand- hand with your arm stretched out to her late 70s who has had multiple back Acupuncture & Natural Medicine” fan page for — Defiant Son ing to how his actions were the side while standing. The first 20-60 and neck surgeries and is in chronic interesting information and updates on natural seconds should be fairly easy. Then you pain. After helping decrease her pain health! not appropriate and how his Dear Defiant Son, choices did not bring his I can only speak generally desired result, but rather a DUPEE about the problem you consequence. Have him From B1 describe as I am not seeing brainstorm with you what you and your son in my would have been more Because the County Property Tax United Way of Lake and Sumter following the consolidation of the office. I think it is a step in appropriate and more effec- Appraiser told Minneola city officials Counties’ Salute to Volunteers are Paul Clermont and Minneola School the right direction that you tive. Encourage him to make they missed the deadline for installing Lewis of Florida Power Corporation Districts in 1915. The school site, locat- are in counseling with him. a better choice in the future the fire tax on city residents’ computer- and Keith Mullins of Lakeridge Winery, ed on 2nd Street in Clermont, was We need to really be careful and stick to the consequence ized tax rolls last year, Council had to South Lake County’s co-chairmen. Last with labels because children donated by E.S. Wiley, with area voters so he sees he will be held find a new way of paying its bill: year’s United Way fund drive amount- approving a $10,00 bond issue to con- live up to them. If you are $22,900, less $3,000 for rent for the fire ed to $347,806, an increase of 17% accountable for bad behav- struct the two story, red brick building defining him as oppositional station, is still owed going back to last over the previous year’s campaign. he most certainly will con- ior. which included four classrooms, three Lastly, even though you October. Meet Lanny Harker, Clermont’s new tinue to be and once it is Several years ago, the city elected to Planning Director. downstairs and one upstairs, an audito- may feel frustrated with documented as a mental dis- merge its volunteer department with Clermont Mayor and former rium, library, principal’s, office, cloak order that he has, the atti- him, do not say, “You are the county. The annual fire tax, $35 for Clermont Elementary School student room and basement. tude that “he can’t help it” just like your father!” He Minneola residential and varying rates Bob Pool proclaimed May 10 as The building was formally dedicated is in danger of being created, knows already that you do for other properties, was suspended for Clermont Elementary School Day in Dec. 17, 1915 and opened to nearly which is a debilitating situa- not like his father, which several years because the city donated Clermont as Student Government 100 students in September 1916. As the tion. You have pointed out puts you in danger of teach- its fire equipment to the county. The President Brandy Breier and CES area grew, the school became over- similarities between your ing him to dislike himself. equipment value was eventually used Principal Sharon Powell looked on. crowded, creating the need for expan- son’s anger and your ex-hus- Encourage positive, solution- up. Minneola resident John Rorabaugh, a sion by 1925 at a cost of $50,000. By band’s. focused discussions which County Commissioners approved the student at the school on the first day 1954-55, the upper grade levels moved Apparently you and your will lead to better behavior. final plan for the 16th Fairway Villas. of classes, and John Boyd, at 86-years- across East Avenue to the current high husband are in conflict and The section is Tract H within the old the oldest living student, were rec- school site (now Clermont Middle children will take advantage To submit a question, go to Village Green plat that is being replat- ognized by Diamond Jubilee organizer www.CentralFloridaMentalHealth. School) and the original school served of that situation by acting as ted to include 14 lots within the tract. and 5th grade CES teacher Rena Clark, com and click the “Talking with elementary students (K-8) exclusively. out of control as his parents Tori” icon. Tori Kelley, Ph.D. is a Village Green, 2 miles east of as were former CES principals Gerry are. Obviously you can’t licensed psychotherapist practic- Clermont, on the north side, south of MacLean, Buford Robinson and Marvin The administration of the schools was- change your ex, but you will ing in Clermont. The contents of SR 50, south of CR 65A and west of Styles. n’t separated until 1962, when the need to cooperate with him this column are for informational Max Hooks Road, received preliminary CES was originally a comprehensive school was renamed Clermont purposes only and are not meant Elementary School (site of Cypress in order to be good parents to be used as a substitute for pro- approvals last year. school, serving the needs of area stu- to your son. fessional therapy. Among those to be honored at the dents from kindergarten to 12th grades Ridge Elementary.) No. 0718

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STAFF REPORT ing in runners from second and third to bring the home DELAND — Robert Lake team to within two. tossed six innings of six-hit Leesburg came roaring baseball and Lightning bats back with five runs during awoke with a vengeance on the next inning to take a Monday as Leesburg greatly comfortable 9-2 lead. The improved its playoff chances rally began with Pierpoint with a 9-6 win over the FCSL cellar-dwelling DeLand Suns. doubled to left center and The offensive fireworks Cellini followed with a single began in the opening inning to put Lightning runners on when the Lightning jumped second and third. After Beary out to a 4-0 lead. was hit by a pitch to load the Matt Pierpont singled to bases, Michael Gonzalez sin- center, advanced to third on gled to left, scoring Pierpont an Adam Cellini base hit to and Cellini. Danny Baatz right and scored on Robert reached on a fielder’s choice, Beary’s infield single. With stole second and advanced to two out, Alex Hudak reached third on the subsequent bad on an error, scoring Cellini throw. DelGuidice doubled with Beary advancing to down the left field line to third. Nick DelGuidice dou- score Baatz and scored when bled to right, bringing in Michael Albaladejo singled to Beary and Hudak. left. The Suns struck back in the But the Suns would not go bottom of the third when quietly, scoring four runs off KERI RASMUSSEN-BEKIER / SOUTH LAKE PRESS Lake loaded the bases with Lake’s replacement, Jesse Caleb Anderson, 4, runs a ball carrying drill during Tuesday during South Lake High School’s annual youth football camp in Groveland. More two out. When Lake fired Holiday, who didn’t have his than 100 youngsters signed up for the camp. The three-day camp is run by Eagles coach Walter Banks and his staff. Youngsters are taught two strikes past Bryan best stuff. Only when Nick offensive and defensive fundamentals. Banks said the camp teaches “passion for the game, because football is a tough sport requiring Adametz, it seemed the Wilson came into the game passion.” He said campers are showing their passion by spending three hours each day working in 90-plus degree heat to become better Lightning might escape fur- were the Lightning able to players. ther trouble, but the Suns close out the seventh inning best hitter lined a shot up the middle for a base hit, bring- See SUNS, B5 Late rally, solid pitching lifts Lightning past Suns Leesburg locks down third place, avoids opening round “play-in” game TREY GARANT Florida Collegiate Summer Special to the Daily Commercial League. By finishing third, LEESBURG — Jason the Lightning avoided Cochcroft was stellar on Saturday’s “play-in” game Tuesday night, going eight between the fourth- and innings and allowing only four hits and one earned run See RALLY, B5 in the Leesburg Lightning’s 2-1 win against the DeLand Suns. FCSL Cochcroft showed com- W L Pct. GB mand, collecting six strike- Winter Park 27 10 .730 -- outs and forcing the Suns to Sanford 27 12 .692 1 swing the bat, not allowing a Leesburg 18 23 .449 11 single walk. Orlando 14 25 .359 14 The Lightning gave DeLand 11 27 .289 16.5 Cochcroft two runs late in Tuesday’s Games the game to give him the Leesburg 2, DeLand 1 VICTORIA ALDRICH / SOUTH LAKE PRESS win, and with one game left, Sanford 9, Orlando 1 Leesburg Lightning’s Danny Baatz beats t he ball to third base in the fourth inning of Tuesday’s game against the DeLand Suns at Pat Thomas secured third place in the Stadium-Buddy Lowe Field in Leesburg. Let’s start paying Lightning load bases with none out in college athletes 9th but fail to score in 3-2 loss to Mavs French friend of mine TREY GARANT the entire night, recording only one hit When the Suns commited back-to-back once said, “You Special to the Daily Commercial in the first three innings and going errors in the top of the final frame, the A Americans have never LEESBURG — Trailing 3-2 in the bot- down in order twice in that time. In the Lightning scored the winning run with- met a shade of gray you Don tom of the ninth inning, the Leesburg fourth, Robert Beary doubled deep to out ever recording a hit. could live with.” My friend Lightning loaded the bases with none right center field, and with two outs, Lightning starter Garrett Bush went 5 believes we tend to see the Hunsberger out. But three outs later, the sacks Mark Darlington came up clutch with 1/3 innings, allowing only four hits and an RBI bloop single to left. The one earned run. Great defensive sup- world in black and white Sports Columnist remained full and the Lightning had and, because of that, we lost another close game, this one to the Lightning tied the game in the bottom port by the Lightning infield helped overreact to practically sought to confront similar Orlando Mavericks, at Pat Thomas of the fifth inning, Alex Hudak drawing Bush to keep DeLand runners off the everything. problems. Stadium-Buddy Lowe Field. a walk, advancing to second on a sacri- base paths, especially in the third He may be right. Florida, South Carolina, The Mavericks came into the game fice bunt then scoring on a clutch two- inning when the Lightning made two Our wars are portrayed as Alabama and Georgia all determined to move a game closer to out RBI by Danny Baatz. Baatz and errors of their own. good against evil, our social face greater or lesser degrees the third-place Lightning. The Mavs Darlington were the only two Leesburg After giving up a leadoff hit, Bush programs are described as of investigation by the pitching staff did its part, giving up just hitters to record multi-hit performanc- delivered a ball in the dirt that skipped wars or battles or struggles NCAA about players receiv- six hits and walking three. The es, each collecting two singles. away from catcher Michael Albaladejo. against poverty, smoking or ing extra inducements Lightning hurlers, however, surrendered The Mavericks took the lead in the He quickly recovered, however, throw- drugs. And anything of (whatever that means) from eight hits and several walks to go along sixth inning on a leadoff double, sacri- ing a strike to second base to catch the which we disapprove is sub- agents. with two errors which resulted in a pair fice bunt, and sacrifice fly. From there, runner trying to steal. The next batter ject to zero tolerance — all Rather than discuss the of unearned runs — and were directly the Mavericks bullpen took care of the hit a screaming liner toward the hole of which makes it hard for individual problems head- responsible for the loss. With their win, Lightning until the ninth inning, when between first and second, but Robert us to avoid overreaction. But on, Alabama’s Lou Saban the Mavericks are within striking dis- the home team would load the bases Beary , showing his range at second, overreaction is exactly what fired a broadside against tance of the third-place Lightning —two with no one out. made a diving stop and threw from his we must learn to avoid if agents in general, comparing games back with three to play. knees to record the second out. reason is to replace rhetoric the unscrupulous among Lightning starter Kyle Wahl struggled Lightning 2, Suns 1 Lightning struck in the top of the and bombast in the world of them to pimps. in his five innings of work, loading the THE VILLAGES — The Leesburg fifth inning when left-fielder Michael sports. “How would you feel if bases in the first three frames on an Lightning traveled to The Villages on Gonzalez lined a one-out single to left. A case in point comes they did it (took advantage equal number of hits. Wahl walked five Friday night to take on the DeLand Gonzalez then stole second base, and an from the recently concluded of ) your child?” he intoned and hit one batter but was somehow Suns, or as they were known through- errant throw by the catcher allowed him SEC Media Days in Hoover, as the press activities began. able to get out of each self-induced jam, out their three-game series, The Villages to then take third as well. Designated Ala. There, addressing four All the coaches share giving up only one run over the first Sluggers. Although the Lightning strug- hitter Adam Cellini drew a walk. The outstanding cases of possible Saban’s outrage, but for dif- three innings and stranding nine gled to mount any offensive attack, key Suns hurler faked a throw to third, NCAA rules violation regard- ferent reasons. Some are Maverick baserunners. Both runs were mistakes by the Suns allowed the visi- catching Cellini too far off the bag, cre- ing contact with agents, the worried that star athletes unearned, coming on throwing errors tors to post a 2-1 victory. Pitching and ating a rundown. Gonzalez took off for top coaches in the country’s by the middle infielders in each inning. defense were the keys, as the two teams top football conference See HUNSBERGER, B5 The Lightning struggled offensively combined could manage just 10 hits. See LIGHTNING, B5

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fifth-place teams, with loser eighth inning, Cochcroft would Lightning fizzle being eliminated. give up his final hit, allowing “That was by far the most four batters to come to the dominating game,” Lightning plate. His dominating perform- League-leading manager Frank Viola said, “I ance showed, never once allow- think the second best game we ing a runner to make it past first pitched as an individual starter after the first inning. Winter Park besides the one that Nic In the seventh inning, down (Kovacs) threw earlier in the 1-0, Lightning's third baseman takes 10-6 win year.” Matt Pierpont, who has been Viola compared Cochroft’s heating up in the past two outing to a complete-game gem games, sent a two out pitch STAFF REPORT thrown earlier in the season deep over the left field fence to LEESBURG — Three singles Kovacs. even the game at one apiece. and a pair of walks combined “Total control throughout,” “Pierpont's home run was to spark a four-run seventh Viola said. big,” Viola said, as the inning on Saturday as the Cochcroft would give up his Lightning had left several base league-leading Winter Park only run of the night, and the runners stranded in previous only run the Suns managed to Diamond Dawgs surged to a innings. get, in the first inning. An In the bottom of the eighth, 10-6 victory over the homes- infield single by the Suns started the Lightning added a run when tanding Leesburg Lightning at the inning, a sacrifice bunt Robert Beary led the inning off Pat Thomas Stadium-Buddy moving the runner into scoring with a walk, stole second and Lowe field. position before being driven in went to third on Michael The Dawgs held a slim 4-3 by an RBI single to left. Gonzalez’s fly out to right. edge going into the critical Lightning defense would end Beary scored the game-winning frame. The Lightning picked the inning with a 5-4-3 double run when the ball got away up single runs in the first, third play. The next six innings were from the third baseman. and fourth frames, while the all about Cochcroft, setting the In the ninth inning, Dylan Dawgs scored one in the first, Suns down in order in every Ortega came in to collect the two in the third and one in the inning until the eighth. In the save, his 11th of the season. fifth. Winter Park opened the scor- LIGHTNING ing in the top of the first From B4 inning when Samuel Kimmel PHOTOS BY VICTORIA ALDRICH / SOUTH LAKE PRESS singled to the right side of the home, and although a good throw would have nailed him, an even Leesburg Lightning infielder Sean Killeen takes the ball to force out Winter Park Diamond infield and reached second on better slide by Gonzalez allowed him to score and Cellini to gain Dawgs’ Brad Dantzler in the first inning on Saturday at Pat Thomas Stadium-Buddy Lowe Field a passed ball. Trey Blackman second. walked to put runners on first in Leesburg. In the bottom of the sixth inning, Bush would get knocked out and second. Brad Hutton sin- by Dexter Kelley (Savannah State University) when Kelley would gled to the right side of the on an infield error to hit a triple to deep right field, collecting an RBI and the only run infield to score Kimmel with plate the second run and for DeLand. Scott Robinson (Lake Sumter CC) came in relief of Blackman advancing to sec- give the visitors a 3-1 Bush in the sixth inning to collect the last two outs. Robinson also ond. lead. shut down the Suns in the seventh and eighth inning, allowing Leesburg’s first score came in In the fourth, Alex only two hits. In the bottom of the eighth inning, Albaladejo made the bottom half when Thomas Hudak lined a one-out one of the best plays of the season by a catcher thus far, when Suns Sicking, Robert Beary and Matt double to right and third baseman Sean Emory (Stetson) popped up a bunt. Albaladejo, Pierpont drew consecutive scored on Sicking’s single scrambling to catch the shallow bunt, laid out, fully extended, walks to load the bases for to right. making an unbelievable catch as his third baseman and Robinson Michael Gonzalez. Gonzalez In the fifth, the Dawgs would come crashing in on the play as well. managed an infield hit to score scored the go-ahead run In the top of the ninth inning, Beary drew a leadoff walk. Mark Sicking with what was the when Dantzler reached Darlington hit a ball directly back to the pitcher for what looked tying run. on an error and moved like a 1-6-3 double play. But a bad throw gave the Lightning run- In the third inning, Sicking ners on first and second with no outs. Matt Pierpont then laid into scoring position on opened with a base hit, down a sacrifice bunt, but the throw was rushed for yet another advanced to third on an errant Kimmel’s base hit. Leesburg’s Sean Killeen scores as Michael Gonzalez crosses error, allowing Beary to score the winning run. throw on a pickoff attempt Hutton’s grounder was the first-base bag in the first inning. and came around to score on booted to plate Dantzler. SUNS The Lightning scored Beary’s double to right center- gle to right center field. the play. From B4 field. twice in the eighth to close to within 8-5, but Brennan advanced to sec- In the bottom of the The Diamond Dawgs ond on a wild pitch and ninth, Gonzalez opened — but not before the Suns had out Joey Delmonico to preserve responded in their half of the Winter Park responded Tim Dye was hit by a with a base hit to right closed the gap to 9-6. the Lightning’s three-run lead. inning when Brad Dantzler with two in the final pitch to give Winter Park When Scott Robinson came The Lightning scored an singled to left center, Kimmel frame to take a five-run but was nailed trying to runners on first and sec- steal second. Adam on to face the Suns in the eighth insurance run in the ninth on drew a base on balls and lead. inning, he immediately got into Pierpont’s single to left. ond. Brennan raced to Cellini then walked and Blackman singled to left, scor- Hutton opened with a trouble when DeLand managed Dyland Ortega came on to ing Dantzler with the first run walk and moved to third third on a wild pitch, went to second on with Hutton scoring on to get runners on first and third. close out the game, retiring the of the inning. Kimmel scored on Mitchel Brennan’s sin- Hudak’s single to center. But Robinson was able to strike side in a 1-2-3 inning. HUNSBERGER From B4 will be caught accepting money or (here come Besides, you have to wonder why it is that only as head coach of the Seattle Seahawks. Rather, the those ‘inducements’ again) other benefits from athletes must perform for the love of the game. penalties are levied years later on players and professional agents looking to lock up representa- Not a single voice is raised in protest if college coaches who had absolutely nothing to do with tion for those who’ll turn pro. The coaches aren’t actors or musicians or dancers or physics majors the offenses being condemned. worried about the consequences for the athlete; manage to make money from their talents while Whether or not Florida Gators star Maurkice they’re worried about the effect the absence of attending school. Why is the athlete treated so Pouncey, for example, accepted $100,000 from an these players might have on the god to which all differently? Colleges and universities have agent, he did or didn’t do it at the exact same coaches pray — the god of bowl- game victory. In become the minor leagues of professional sports time his coach is being paid mega-millions to tell HUGE addition, the coaches themselves don’t want to and are now on a par with the NFL in terms of him that accepting money is illegal. RV SHOW know too much about the dealings of their play- generating revenue. The schools are making a And the morality of the situation? ers with the outside world. For as soon as a coach boatload of money by serving as a training It’s easy to picture a college athlete, raised in knows or thinks he knows that a player has taken ground. In fact, the only parties not making the projects, walking through the student union HUGE something (what, of course, is never defined) he money from on-field collegiate exploits turn out without a dime in his pocket and wondering why must suspend that player or risk having his liveli- to be the people actually playing the game. he gets nothing at all from the sale of the $70 jer- SAVINGS hood (read victories) taken away. It’s a Hobson’s Everyone else is making a bundle. sey with his name on it. choice of which he wants no part. So why are NCAA rules regarding agents unen- Traditionally, schools and the NCAA have July 23rd The other salient fact here is that all the players forceable? argued that scholarships bestowed on prized ath- thru in this athletic drama: coaches, athletic directors, Consider the case of Reggie Bush at USC. Bush letes provide these players with an education NCAA officials, agents and university officials — stands accused of taking money directly from an which will enable them to pursue a career not August 1st all are getting paid for their services. All except agent. otherwise obtainable. the athletes themselves. FOUR YEARS AGO. Perhaps. Hwy 441 in Leesburg But a more likely analysis would be the one Rather than worry about enforcing rules that And that’s the point. The penalties that finally (Right past the mall) can’t be enforced, the NCAA should authorize came down — a two-year ban on bowl appear- offered by M*A*S*H’s Col. Sherman T. Potter paying the players some sort of stipend in return ances for the football team and the return of whenever he encountered a baseless argument.: Clermont for the millions of dollars they bring to their Reggie’s Heisman Trophy (which the school vol- “Bull Puckey,” he used to say. schools. It wouldn’t have to be much, but no unteered) don’t affect Bush at all — he’s playing 352-429-2121 football player ever should have to wander for the New Orleans Saints in the NFL. Nor is Don Hunsberger is a sports columnist for the Daily Ocala through his college career without being able to there any effect on then USC-coach Pete Carroll Commercial. He may be reached at donhunsberger@daily- go to the movies or eat out on a regular basis. — he’s comfortably ensconced in a corner office commercial.com. 352-368-2451

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435 Medical 450 Trades 604 Furniture 604 Furniture 604 Furniture 605 Appliances 606 Electronics 635 Garden DEPENDENCY DIESEL MECHANIC ALL NEW Queen-size COFFEE TABLE Rattan PATIO TABLE & 4 DISCOUNT TELEVISION Panasonic GRILL Weber gas, PROGRAM MANAGER NEEDED W/EXP. Orthopedic Pillow w/glass top. Asking chairs. Nice cond. APPLIANCE REPAIR 27”, w/remote, ex- works. $75. Call To manage the daily 75 Truck Service 500 600 Top mattress w/box $50. Please call Asking $35. Call Fix Most For Less Than cel. cond. $99. Call 352-753-2819 operations of case Wildwood springs only $375, 352-551-0114 352-383-8219 $99 352-787-6366 mgmt. svc’s; supervise Call: 352-748-7575 Pets/Animals Merchandise w/warranty. Can de- liver. 352-552-0525 COMPLETE MATTRESS HEDGE TRIMMER elec. first level supervisory & BOX SPRING SET RECLINER Lane, light TYPEWRITER Sear new works great $35. 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SOLD! CLASSI- fare. Prefer program Benefits Package Spanish style. $200 352-343-7886 624 Children’s costume. $25/all. BAR STOOLS (2) 72”x34” country FIEDS WORK! mgmt. experience. offered after 90 days JACK RUSSELL 22 mo. Call 352-821-0531 352-321-6158 swivel. $80 for both. Spanish style $150. DRYER elec., white items EEO/AAP employer old female, must Call 352-821-0531 have fenced yard. Call 352-223-3094 Roper, 1 yr. old. Ask- MOWER John Deere CERTIFIED SIDE CHAIR (2) Broyhill, BOUNCE & SPIN ZEBRA Free! 352-516-5168 RECORDS size 78, buy ing $100. Call 20” cut, 6.75hp, self DEPENDENCY CASE gray/rose stripe $50. ride toy. Like new. PAINTLESS the box $20. Call COUNTY KITCHEN TA- 352-742-1458 propelled. $200. Call MANAGER KITTEN BED All new for both Please call Asking $20. all DENT / INTERIOR 352-602-4478 BLE & 4 chairs. 352-669-4140 To identify and assess FREE TO GOOD HOME Ortho Pillowtop 352-750-0740 DRYER Kenmore good 352-357-3996 client and family needs TECH. Mattress & boxsprings. $150. Please call ONLY! 352-409-6272 352-223-3094 cond. $99. Call of minors placed in Leesburg F/T good pay ROCKING CHAIRS (2) Queen-size MOWER Murray 22”, & benefits. Exp. req’d. SLEEPER SOFA Dbl. 321-276-0930 CAR SEAT toddler Cosco care by DCF due to KITTENS (3) Awesome 1930’s children’s with warranty 4.5hp, self propelled. abuse or neglect by Contact Val 365-1228 Starting at $180 Blue stripe. New up- good cond. & infant personalities. FREE size. Very good cond. DESK maple w/7 draw- car seat, Graco. $40. $55. Please call caretakers, with the ul- DFWP/EOE $50. 352-561-0856 Can deliver ers, 19x40 top, extra holstery & 6 pillows DRYER used electric. 352-748-2883 TO A GOOD HOME $250. 365-0938 No $100. Please call both. 352-516-8555 timate goal of perma- 352-391-7183 352-243-1021 glass top. $30. Call nency. To evaluate, Saturday Calls. 352-217-1162 PATIO CHAIR Resin DRIVERS SEWING MACHINE elec. 352-383-4919 Adirondack. $5. coordinate and ensure CRST NEEDS YOU! CLOTHES, Girls. 18 mo. necessary svc’s and/or KITTENS & CAT, Trained Singer, Model 24 DRYER. old. Incl. 3 hats, 4 352-455-2644 Immediate opportuni- DESK off white wood SLEEPER SOFA, light Performa elec- treatment are pro- & fixed. FREE TO w/case, works. $25. pairs of shoes. $40. ties! No CDL, No prob- tone laminated, 3 top gray pattern, beauti- tric, 5 cycles, over vided; complete req’d GOOD HOME. 352-330-4484 Call 352-751-6196 PODOCARPUS lem! CDL Training drawers & 2 lowers. ful shape. $100. sized capacity. $90 (10) assessments; assist 352-989-1339 Available. Great Bene- $100. 259-3170 352-323-1297 obo. 352-434-4933 shrubs. $80/all. Call individuals and families fits & Start earning TABLE w/4 chair BED All new CRIB brand new! Con- 352-787-1226 by using such activities KITTENS 3 females, 12 wrought iron, frosted Ortho King-size DESK, nice maple, 4 verts to youth bed $750 - $800 week! drawers, $60. FREEZER Amana, 33” H as delineating alterna- Call Today! wks. litter box trained glass top. Asking Pillow Top mattress & w/changing table. PRESSURE WASHER 352-455-2644 x 42” L 21 3/4” W. tives, helping to articu- 1-866-987-8257 Free to good home. $100. 874-6237 box springs Works great $50. $75 obo. 728-3771 Craftsman 2100PSI, late goals and provid- 352-429-9188 with warranty 352-223-1498 6.25hp, works great. ing needed info. Req’s Starting at DINING ROOM TABLE SLEIGH BEDROOM SET EXERSAUCER Evenflo like new $25.obo $175. Please call Bachelor's Degree in ROOFERS NEEDED $295. Can deliver w/4 chairs. Rattan NEW Queen Cherry, 352-205-3887 Human Svc.’s related Min. 7 yr. Exp. in all MINI DACHSHUND CKC, 352-243-1021 w/glass top. excel ONLY $695. Many FREEZER Kenmore Up- Call 352-602-8969 field and State of FL. silver dapple soft cond $50 365-1355 more sets to choose right 15 cuft, good phase of roofing. PUSH MOWER Child Protection Cert. wire coat, female, 16 TOO MUCH STUFF from! Can Deliver! Call cond. $100. Call GIRLS CLOTHES size 22” Mur- Valid drivers license. ray, 4hp., runs great. Please apply on South Lake area. wks old, vet Turn Your Garages 352-638-6942 SOLD 10-12, shoes 3-5 & checked. $150. Call Barns, Sheds, Closets DINING TABLE Cherry $40. Call Company website 352-267-6511 MICROWAVE GE white. toys. $100/obo. Call 352-429-9532 & Attics into CASH! w/6 chairs, like new 352-750-1196 352-205-3887 www.chsfl.org $600 obo 314-3282 SOFA recliners on ends, $100. Please call Blake’s Auctions 352-259-3170 RAIN BARREL $39.95. TRUCK MECHANIC BED Twin mattress, box or 352-552-6088 white & pastel colors, MINI DACHSHUND, 214 S. 2nd St. RECLINER, Child’s size, Please call Thermo King experi- Leesburg. spring & frame, excel 7.5’. $60/obo. Call black & tan short 352-460-0293 MICROWAVE Sharp, blue good cond. Ask- 352-394-7788 ence a plus. Must have hair, CKC 3/males Florida’s American cond. $50. Call DISH CABINET 72”x33” own tools. Excellent 352-343-8470 white, 800 watt, ing $15. Please call $350 & 2/females Pickers! Estates Living country Spanish style SOLD pay and benefits. & Deceased. $165. Please call SOFA SECTIONAL w/ot- brand new. $50. TREES! SAVE 70% + $400. Ready 8/14. 352-753-8361 Apply in person Call 352-303-5098 Now Accepting BED twin, solid cherry 352-821-0531 toman 2 mos old GOING OUT OF SHORTS, boys (9) size Consignments! wood, antique, no DRESSER 6 drawer, paid $1,900, sell MICROWAVE. Excel. BUSINESS SALE! Call 352-636-4082 $650. Cash firm. 10/12, excel. used PEKINGESE (2) puppies mattress. $25. Call good cond. $65. Cond., Stainless steel. •3 Gal. 6’ +/- Oaks AU4079 AB2893 352-205-3756 352-625-3470 $25. 352-391-2855 cond., name brands. Etc. $3-$5 Expanding Home 10 wks old (2) adult 352-326-8192 $45/obo. 989-7644 Health Agency seeking females 1 yr. old •15 Gal. 8’-10’ $19 •30 Gal. 10’-12’ $49 CNA/HHA/PT/PTA for See Jack $200. each Cash BED. Queen Headboard DRESSER 72”, 6/draw- SOFA W/2 RECLINERS RANGE HOOD 36”, •Pindo & Sago Palms per diem, F/T & P/T 726 Southridge Firm 352-625-3470 602 & frame. Dark wood. ers off white in great on ends w/fold down white, $35. Call SWING & BASSINET, ex- F/T RN/Case Manager Industrial Drive Arts/Crafts Asking $50 cond. Asking $100. table in middle & pull 352-365-0938 No cel cond. Unisex col- CHEAP! 455-5164 Tavares, FL. out drawer. Light Saturday Calls ors. Asking $40. OR 352-669-1618 with benefits PIT BULL PUPPIES Lov- 352-323-0070 352-383-0970 royal blue excel. 352-702-2740 Fax resumes: ing. Ready 8/6. Free ARTS & CRAFTS cond. $500. cash 352-435-0303 to a good home. ITEMS assorted kinds. REFRIGERATOR Ken- WEED WACKER / TRIM- 455 BEDS twin, brass head- DRESSER antique, firm. 352-625-3470 FOUND HOMES! $5. 352-483-1228 boards, some bed- wood, 43.5” x 22” x more side by side, WALKER, car seat, bal- MER gas, runs great Restaurants/ ding incl. $150. 32”. Asking $100. 66” h x 32” w 26” d. ance seat, jumper, $35. Please call RN, CHARGE $25. 352-365-0052 bath tub. For a Girl. 352-205-3887 POODLES & PEEK A SOLD! 352-343-8769 STUDENT DESK excel- POSITIONS Hotels/Clubs lent condition. Asking $75. 352-308-6623 POOS, AKC. Toy & 603 Collectibles BOOKCASE 5 shelves, INTERMEDIATE CARE $55. Please call Teacups, family 6’ tall, white. $20. REFRIGERATOR Kitchen 640 Guns 7am-7pm and Beef O’Brady’s BASEBALL CARDS DRESSER French Pro- 352-246-9948 625 Building raised. $650 & up. 352-874-5418 vincial blonde excel. Aid, good cond. 7pm-7am HIRING SERVERS 8 complete sets $80. TABLE solid wood, $100. Please call AMMUNITION 1000 MED./SURG. at 27405 US Hwy 27 352-307-4444 Call 352-610-3836 cond. $70. Call Supplies/ Rounds of 9mm JHP. BOOKCASE solid wood 352-729-2354 3x5’ or 7’. NICE! 352-429-2742 7pm-7am Suite 109 $100. 352-357-0551 Materials $300 Firm! Call ORTHOPEDIC Apply in person SPITZ/PIT BULL MIX 9 6 shelves, 5’ wide x REFRIGERATOR, white. 352-728-6753 BASEBALL Sammy Sosa CABINET/DRAWER 7pm-7am after 2pm wks old, Loving. Free making history Lim- 7’ high. Asking $65 DRESSER triple size Asking $100. Please 352-323-1297 TABLE vintage glass call 352-636-9340 PULLS (39), Amerock ASN required, BSN To a Great Home! ited Edition. $15. Call Mediterranean oak, AMMUNITION 880 preferred 3 years of 352-728-2389 dual mirrors. $75. top, 4 chairs ready blk. nickel. $60. 352-391-3545 to reupholster. $85. 352-223-3678 Rounds of 308, mili- hospital experience, DISHWASHER BOOKCASES Call 352-314-9794 STOVE elec. all black, (2) like 352-455-8755 tary special, Full Charge experience P/T Exp. preferred TERRIER MIX house bro- new, 45”x29”x15”, glass top, cooks metal jacket. $500. preferred, Critical Care Apply in person BASEBALL/SPORTS ken, loving. Free! adjustable shelves. DRESSER w/mirror, kids TABLE w/4 chairs ex- great $35. Please CERAMIC TILES 10 Firm. 352-728-6753 experience preferred. Harbor Hills CARDS over 100. call SOLD boxes wall, white, Call For Interview. Asking $20 obo. $70. 352-787-2774 entertainment center. cel cond med. color Apply online: Country Club, $95. 729-2354 4.25x4.25, 15sf/box. 352-360-1168 352-323-4903 media stand. $100. BULLETS 270 Winches- www.munroeregional.com 6538 Lake Griffin Rd. WASHER GE heavy duty $69. 942-0048 Lady Lake BUNKBED futon on bot- 309-368-5400 ter ammo. 130 grain TABLE w/4 chairs Oak runs great Asking BATMAN CARDS (50) tom w/mattress & nosler $15. Tarvares, 560 Pet twin top w/Serta. ENTERTAINMENT CEN- finish. Made by $100. obo Call GARDEN TUB never 864-963-0331 RN/PRN 1960’s w/Batman & Amish, good cond. 352-748-5131 used w/faucets. 460 Beauty Supplies Robin button. $60/all $250. 396-4415 TER 6’x7’ fits 27” TV Must have Medicare excel. cond. $100 front/back uphol- WASHER Kenmore, $75/obo. Please call OASIS Home Health 407-221-5962 stered, storage in SOLD! GUN CABINET dark pine, BOOTH RENTAL CHAIR Buri 60” x 40”, 954-854-0411 good cond. $99. experience. AQUARIUM 29 gallon, chairs under seat. holds 6 rifles, locking AVAIL. FOR STYLIST & w/blue cushion 321-276-0930 drawer excel cond complete w/wood BRITISH COLLECTIBLES $150.330-2470 HOUSE PAINT, 5 gal- NAIL TECH. royal pins, books, & w/side table w/glass FUTON wood frame $75. 874-8982 CALL 352-365-6225 stand. $80. Call top. $49. 314-0614 lons, high quality, la- 352-321-6262 plates All $40. w/blk mattress, great WASHER Roper Heavy shape. $75. Please duty good cond. tex, different colors. 407-221-5962 $15. 352-735-3168 GUN CABINET wood, CHAIR French living call 352-250-1913 $60. 669-6905 w/glass door & stor- Retirement Community 470 General room or bed room, AQUARIUM 35 gallon REMOTE CONTROL CAR age, fits 10 rifles. 331 Raintree Drive curved arms & legs. WASHER TOILET American Stan- hex., needs bottom Stuart Little, red FUTON, wood frame, SECTIONAL SOFA Whirlpool, $125. 406-1595 Altoona, FL 32702 DISPATCHER: $35. 407-284-0012 dard, bisque. Asking band resealed. $35. roadster, mint in box. arms lift for storage. Brand New! white, heavy duty su- 352-669-2133 Over the road Trans- per capacity. $55. $30. Please call 352-787-9467 $30. 352-874-5418 Nice cond. $100. Micro Fiber & Leather GUN SHOW Fax: 352-669-1170 portation Company 352-793-4747 352-787-3162, July 31st & Email: joanh@d-s-i-com CHAIR massage, on roll- 352-360-3027 w/ottoman. $595 Aug. 1st. At Ramada needs an experienced Can deliver! EOE STATE QUARTERS, 50 ers, heavy duty Inn, Ocala I-75 to individual for BIRD CAGE made out of 352-638-6942 TOILET, old, big flush all in book “AU”. wood. $20. Please GALLERY TABLE solid 606 Electronics Exit 354 (Hwy. 27) night/evening shift. plywood, sturdy, 2 model, works. $50. $25. Call after 9 am. call 352-483-1065 brass, beveled glass Info Cliffhangers Applicant must be compartments. $50 CELL PHONE Samsung Please call David 352-259-5629 Ethan Allen, like new. 386-325-6114 450 Trades computer literate obo. 352-728-6840 Eternity AT&T touch 352-255-7623 Please send resume to CHAIRS Kitchen ‘50 $65. 352-735-5370 screen w/accesso- [email protected] TOYS McDonald’s in chrome 4/with pad- ries. $75 324-2559 MAKAROV 9mm Ger- A/C INSTALLER & CAGE (for birds or sm. TOILET, white, standard display case & ad- ded seats. $100. Call GLIDER alum., from man w/camo holster TECH. - EXP’D. pets) 30.5”L x 18”W size, clean, works. vertisements. $30 352-504-6406 1950’s. Asking TOO MUCH STUFF & 2 clips. New. $400 Apply in person DRY CLEANING & x 18”H., white. $50. CELL PHONES (2) AT &T $35. Please call obo. 352-748-5366 $100. Please call Turn Your Garages, 352-552-1159 Suter Air Conditioning LAUNDRY counter help 352-748-9611 w/camera & (1) Jig- Dave 352-255-7623 108 Thomas Ave. hard working, reliable, CHEST OF DRAWERS 352-735-1570 Barns, Sheds, Closets gerbug. Asking $40. & Attics into CASH! Leesburg, FL honest, people needed WORLD CHAMPION Natural wood w/blk 352-314-9537 REMINGTON 10 gauge, trim. $35. Call Blake’s Auctions WINDOWS assorted 352-787-9550 Apply in person only. DOG CRATE MUG Milwaukee LAMPS 2 green, 1 beige rabbit ear dbl. barrel, 352-399-2644 214 S. 2nd St. sizes, exterior win- perfect cond. $500. DFWP English Cleaners 791 36”Lx21”Wx27”H Braves ‘57 Mint. $55 & 1 blk & white SPEAKERS 4 Jensen East Hwy 50 Clermont w/shades. $50/obo. Leesburg. dows. $100 obo. 352-793-4793 Excellent cond. $45. Call 352-343-0606 model STV880 & 352-669-2733 Next to McDonalds CHINA CABINET 2/pc. 352-787-5477 Florida’s American Call 352-735-1591 Pickers! Estates Living Boston Acoustic. w/light, great cond. $100. 551-9396 RUGER Super Black 604 Furniture $100. Please call & Deceased. 629 Flea LENS FRAME LOVESEAT muted pastel Now Accepting Hawk early 3 screw, 352-308-6501 Markets/Auctions SOLD! SPECIALIST DOG STROLLER, large, floral pattern, excel Consignments! mint. $600. SPEAKERS, JVC, 12”, 3 CLASSIFIEDS WORK! CDL-A drivers needed F/T for busy office. No purple. Used twice. shape. $30. Call Call 352-636-4082 way speakers in box. New $80 asking $60 CHINA HUTCH 352-787-7692 COMPLETE for immediate open- exp. necessary, but AU4079 AB2893 $50. Call after 7pm. LIQUIDATION DRY ings. OTR and Dedi- preferred. Will train the obo. 352-504-2879 black, 6.5’x4’, glass 352-874-5525 VIRGINIAN DRAGOON door. Asking $98. CLEANER STORE cated Regional posi- right person. MATTRESS & BOX TRUNDLE BED twin size 1421 W. Main St ‘76 mint cond. Com- tions available. Must All Brand New Call 352-942-0048 memorative 44 mag. Apply in Person SPRING Queen w/mattress & box TELEVISION 12 Volt DC .Leesburg, FL 34748 have Class A CDL and REPTILE TANK 55 gal- 2 pc. Sofa / Love Seat $500. Firm! SOLD! Beacon Advanced Sealy Posturepedic. spring $375. Call or 110 AC, ideal for August 7th @ 10am a minimum of 2 years lons w/lid & stand. Micro fiber or Leather. DAYBED wood, good CLASSIFIEDS WORK! Eye Care $99. 352-321-0752 352-267-3253 a RV or Van. $30. Af- For more info, call or verifiable OTR exp. $100 Please call $595. Can Deliver! cond. $75. Call 1320 Shelfer St ter 9am. 259-5629 go to website Call 352-735-0035 Leesburg, FL 34748 352-504-8827 352-638-6942 352-483-8119 649 Medical MATTRESS SET queen, WASHER & DRYER few Phone 407-947-6902 new in package, Or- years old, reliable. TELEVISION 19” color Fax 352-556-1809 BACK BRACES (2) New, tho Pillow Top. $280. $100. 728-2986 or w/remote $90. obo E. BARNETTE med. & lg. $40 for AUCTIONS AB1675 352-425-8851 352-321-8897 Please call both. Please call it’s not just about making the sale anymore... 352-589-6626 E. (Sandy) BARNETTE 352-435-0191 605 Appliances AUCTIONEER AU 1592 MATTRESS, full size box barnetteauctions.com spring & frame, al- DIABETIC SHOES men’s AIR CONDITIONER GE TELEVISION 27” most new $75 Samsung flat screen 10 1/2 med. blk., ...it’s about building trust 352-223-5990 5000 BTU. $75. Velcro straps. New. 352-348-5843 HD digital $100 obo 630 Garage Sales 352-748-5131 $90. 352-753-1834 MIRROR 29”w X 48”h, CLERMONT MOVING APPLIANCE ...it’s about being a part of the community arched top, Solid- TELEVISION 27” Sony SALE Fri & Sat 7/30 GO-GO ELITE TRAVEL 3 Fruitwood frame. CLEARANCE CENTER & 7/31 7:30 am-? wheels like new 3 SAVE 30 - 50% w/remote & swivel $55. 352-821-4311 stand, 4 yrs. old. 2717 Shearwater St. color options. $400. OFF RETAIL Reserves of Lost 352-552-0114 OVERSTOCK & $75. 352-326-8810 MIRROR 48”x30” gold Lake Everything must ...it’s about DISPLAY MODELS go for more info. Call helping businesses grow trim good cond. MOBILITY SCOOTER GE, PROFILE, TELEVISION 36” Pana- 352-552-3907 $200. Please call MONOGRAM, BOSCH, sonic HD, works LIFT, Amigo w/dock- 352-821-0531 THERMADOR good. $100/obo. Call ing hook. $100. Do you love selling a product you believe in? Are you committed to excellence? NEERLEE NEW BAILEY INDUSTRIES SOLD 635 Garden SOLD! FURNISHINGS 619 N. Dixie Avenue if so, we’re interested in talking to you! BLOWER Craftsman Gently Used Home Fruitland Pk. FL 34741 TELEVISION 36” Toshiba Furnishings STORE HOURS gas runs great $50. SCALE weight & height, flat screen, older Call 352-205-3887 balance beam, 300 The South Lake Press is actively seeking a dynamic sales professional that knows the difference Showroom THURS/FRI 9am - 4pm model in excel cond. 3320 US Hwy. SAT 9am - 2pm lbs. capacity. $30. between “just making a sale” and “building a solid and dependable relationship with a client”. $100. 326-2736 352-406-6756 441/27, Fruitland Park CANNALILILES in 3 If you are a sales oriented individual who is self-motivated, customer oriented and (old Phillips Dealership) APPLIANCE REPAIRS & gallon can. Only $5. 352-315-1000 possess exceptional communication and organizational skills, consider joining our team. SALES from $60- TELEVISION 40” Sony Call 352-728-4913 SCOOTER/CHAIR CAR- neerleenewfurnishings. $70, 30 day war- XBR HDTV, not flat com RIER, All Aluminum ranty. Call 504-1597 screen, 304 lbs. Powered Platform, Candidates will be required to maintain established accounts while developing new or 352-315-9010 Must pick up! Nice EDGER Black & Decker 2 in 1 elec. $25. mounts to hitch, clientele and working closely with area business organizations. Transportation required. NIGHTSTAND 2/draw- TV! Can e-mail Pic- folds up, w/warranty. ers, off white. Asking Call 352-326-0631 FREEZER Kenmore 13.5 tures. $400/obo. Call $549. Please call $35. Please call 813-458-7479 352-217-3437 Base salary plus commission, mileage, paid time off, health insurance, 401K & more. 352-383-0970 cu.ft. frost-free up- EDGER gas, 4 wheel, Email or fax resumes to [email protected] 352.365.1951 right, only 5 yrs old, heavy duty, multiple TELEVISION Attention: Human Resources Director or drop off at 732 Montrose St., Clermont. excel. cond. $195. color 14” settings. $100. Call WALKER w/wheels NOT 2 SHABBY 352-669-0498 or cable ready w/re- 352-343-5249 Good shape. $50. CONSIGNMENTS 352-455-1630 mote. Excel picture. 352-365-2252 Now accepting upscale $25 FIRM 552-2147 furn. consignments. DRYER elec. Whirlpool EDGERS ELECTRIC (2) Downtown Leesburg heavy duty, 5 cycle, VCR (2) Excel. Shape both work good $30 WALKING CANE alum. ...it’s about finding the right person 201 W Main St. 3 temperatures. Asking $50 Call for both. Please call Asking $10. Please 352-460-4806 $150. 748-8921 352-394-6204 352-753-2819 call 352-365-2252

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649 Medical 652 Articles 652 Articles 652 Articles 652 Articles 652 Articles 652 Articles 655 Musical 660 Office 675 Sports/ WHEELCHAIR w/leg For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale Instruments Furniture/ Recreation rests. Good shape. ARMY KEVLAR HELMET, CHANDELIER real FLOORMATE Hoover PLANTATION BLINDS (3) SEWING MACHINE ACCORDION, 120 base Supplies BICYCLE Ladies Mon- $75. 978-6346 and Vietnam era good vacuums, washes & 2” white flax wood old, portable, mint Hohner, needs work goose, fair cond. 343-6608 Crystal. $50. Please OFFICE DESK, 2 draw- cond. Asking $75. call 352-429-0546 dries, excel cond. 23”x72” new in box cond., case. Asking Asking $75 ers very good cond.. Asking $35. SOLD! 650 Computers 352-551-8798 $50 321-460-6952 $12. 321-460-6952 $95. 352-793-5741 352-793-6893 $45. 352-874-1829 CLASSIFIEDS WORK! CHANDELIER w/6 lights, PORTA-POTTY used SEWING MACHINE TOO MUCH STUFF or 352-874-5870. BICYCLE ladies, new, & Equip BEDSPREAD King, white gold & matching FOLDING TABLES (2) once. $25. Call Sears in cabinet $25. Turn Your Garages, AMPLIFIER Pyle-pro standard $75. Call George Washington double wall light. very sturdy 6’ long, #PPHP1292A Pow- GAMING MOUSE Lo- 352-434-5395 352-793-8103 Barns, Sheds, Closets 674 Exercise 352-365-1073 style $40. Call $45/obo. 357-8549 new in box. $100. & Attics into CASH! ered speaker/mixer. gitech G500, new in 352-259-3522 352-748-9611 22”Hx17”Wx12”D Equipment box. $50. Please call POWER CHAIR Pronto, SEWING MACHINE, Blake’s Auctions BICYCLE ladies,, excel. CHINA 93/pc PRIMROSE needs batteries. $90 Singer, many extra’s, 214 S. 2nd St 200 + RMS watts. tires, seat, basket, 352-259-9641 40 lbs. 12” 2 way BICYCLE CARDIO Keys BINOCULARS Bushnell by Mikasa. Comes GAZEBO 10’ x10’, obo. Please call good cond. $50/obo. Leesburg. w/computer, like new brakes. Only $65. 10X50 wide angle w/extra pcs. $100. wrought iron w/can- 352-391-9304 352-343-6595 Florida’s American $140. 243-5775 Call 352-552-4098 PRINTER All-In-One Hp $125. Please call Sportsview w/case Call 352-308-6501 vas top. New in box. Pickers! Estates Living SOLD Model F4140. Asking BICYCLE men’s Huffy $45 352-323-1643 $200. 406-1595 PUNCH BOWL, cut de- SEWING MACHINE, an- & Deceased. GUITAR left handed $30. Please call Now Accepting Ibanez elec. w/Prime regular bike. $35. CLOCK Grandmother sign glass bowl, plat- tique treadle type. ELLIPTICAL ENDUR- 352-314-9537 Consignments! amp. $100. Call Call 352-399-2644 BOOKS 3 Danielle Steel style, battery oper- GEL BATTERIES (2) U-, ter & 12 cups. $45. $100. 408-4190 ANCE MACHINE. Call 352-636-4082 352-303-5021 hard backs + 7 pa- ated $60. Call fits power chairs or 352-455-8755 leave message. Asking $275 obo. BICYCLE oldie but a ROUTER Linksys wire- perbacks. $5.00 for 352-343-9344 lawn mowers. CASH! AU4079 AB2893 less G. WRT54G3 352-396-3778 goodie TREK 1000 all. 352-324-3025 $100. 365-1437 RECORDS 45 & 78’s SHOE’S Men’s new ET KEYBOARD electronic & Road w/extra’s. w/additional antenna. VACUUM Sears Ken- stand. Casio, new CLOCK LIGHT Michelob RPM, over 100 total. Wright, size 11A, ELLIPTICAL MACHINE $110. 750-9481 $35. 352-324-2559 more canister, like cond. $100. BOOKS 100 + paper & & vintage Budweiser. GENERATOR older, for a $50/obo. Call Crown Wing-Tip slip works, great shape. new. Asking $95. 352-508-5099 hardback most ro- Asking $100. Call motor home, 2500 352-561-0856 on $35. 259-0680 352-787-2774 $90. Please call BICYCLE WIRELESS KEYBOARD & mance, good cond. 352-551-8798 watt, 110 volts. $75. mouse w/2 speakers SHORTS 2 pair, South- 352-250-1913 Vintage. Good cond. $25 all. 357-0766 Call 352-748-2883 ROASTER/OVEN Nesco Pole. $20 both. Call KEYBOARD w/stand, ex- Asking $100. Please $35. Please call VACUUM Turbo Deluxe cel. cond. battery or COMFORTER SET, King cool sides, excel. 863-514-8527 EXERCISE BIKE Recum- call 352-504-6406 352-435-4669 Wind Tunnel 12 electric operated. BOOKS American history maroon. Like new GENERATOR, 2,800 cond. $15. Please bent, lg. read out, amp. New $150. Sell $75. 352-314-3073 652 Articles & politics. 14 total. just out of the box. watt new in box. call. SOLD! SHORTS ladies 58 pr. $50. 407-284-0012 excel. cond. $60. BICYCLES men’s (1) 21 For Sale Asking $25 obo. $100. 589-7117 Asking $200. Please size 12-14 name ORGAN Lowrey SOLD 1ST DAY! spd. Next Alum. & (1) 352-561-6165 call 352-360-0572 RUG Deer Head, moss brand, excel cond. w/bench $50. Good 5 spd. like new. $70. $45. SOLD! VIDEO Howard Stern, cond. 787-8594 ADULT BRIEFS med., 3 BOWLING BALL 16 lbs COOKBOOKS assorted green & caramel. new, factory sealed. EXERCISER CHAIR Both. SOLD! large packages. $25. & BAG. $30. box full. Excel. cond. HAIR STRAIGHTENER New $55. Call Asking $10. Call Malibu Pilates, 3 vid- Call 352-978-7461 Asking $50. Please Ion, org. $100, great 352-365-1661 SINK dbl. alum. w/fau- ORGAN Technics dbl eos. Asking $95. Call All. 352-324-3025 352-552-2147 keyboard, excel. BIKE RACK. Saris call 352-326-5760 cond. Asking $40. cet & sprayer. Asking 352-787-7273 Lemond 2 bike for 2 352-267-2088 cond. Asking $200. AIR CONDITIONER Fri- BRACELET Brighton, sil- RUG Cheetah 5’x7’ new $50. Please call HOME GYM Body Solid in. receiver. Excel. ver. Asking $25. 352-429-9647 WATCH Brighton, 352-636-6425 gidaire, 6,500 BTU, CROCHET HOOKS (20) cream & chocolate silver/gold, good Asking $400 obo. $100 SOLD! window, like new. Please call alum. all sizes $10. MASSAGER full back brown $55 obo. 352-396-3778 352-360-0659 shape. $35. Please $85. 352-460-0278 takes all. Please call Shiatsui Home Med, 352-365-1661 SPA 2 person heated by call 352-360-0659 660 Office BOWLING BALL. Rolling 352-365-2249 like new. $50. Call Friction, easily TREADMILL Pro Form bag w/2 balls $145 352-308-6501 Furniture/ AIR CONDITIONER win- BURGLAR ALARM All at- RUG w/fruit design. moved. $1,200 obo. Personal Trainer, obo. 728-8207 or tachments, new in 352-408-0323 WEDDING GOWN 4 pc., Supplies dow unit Whirlpool, DOLL’S from ‘50’s & Good cond. for New, Nude silk & older. Good cond. 352-348-6322 10,000 BTU, 110 box. Asking $95. ‘60’s, all kinds. $100 MOBILE HOME STEPS kitchen/dining area. SOLD 1ST DAY! 352-793-5741 beading, 6/8. $100. COMPUTER DESK cus- volt. $75. SOLD! for all. Please call metal frame & wood $70. 352-357-9305 TUXEDO men’s black, 352-324-2690 DIRT BIKE ‘03 Yamaha 352-483-1228 risers 39”Hx41”W. tom build 60”Lx25” SATELLITE DISHES 2 coat, pants & shirt. Wx32”H $100 Call TTR 90, 4/stroke, CANNING JARS pint size $100. 978-7461 from Dish. $50 both. New. $350. Sell for TREADMILL Pro Form, 3/spd, shift on the AIR CONDITIONER win- WEDDING GOWN 352-326-9419 hardly used. $100 dow unit, 7,500 4 dozen. Asking $20 ENCYCLOPEDIA SET 352-728-6840 $65. 352-217-4809 go. $350. 874-4535 obo. Please call white, size 10. $350. Firm. Please call BTU’s. Works great. World Book, 21 vol- Call 352-504-6680 352-314-3292 COMPUTER DESK, sm. SOLD $75. 352-308-5275 umes. Excel. cond. NEBULIZER New, runs SECURITY SYSTEM 2 TUXEDO men’s blk.,coat FOUR WHEELER ‘01 Ya- 60” for office. $35. CHAIN 20’ 5/16” & $50. Call 357-1363 good. Asking $25. cameras & monitor, 48-52, pants & shirt. maha Blaster 2 WEDDING GOWN Call 352-874-1829 AIR CONDITIONER win- binder $30. Call EVENING GOWN Silver, Please call brand new. $100. New $450. Sell $65. 675 Sports/ stroke 6 speed, good 352-314-2981 352-343-5249 352-217-4809 white, size 18W. or 352-874-5870. dow unit. Cold. Fed- size 13/14. $50. 352-365-1437 $200. 352-504-6680 Recreation cond. $900 obo. ders #AEQ7F2BG. 352-504-6680 352-250-6766 $50. 352-589-5559 CHAIN LINK FENCE OUTDOOR FIGURINES, SEWING BOX old, ex- VACUUM CLEANER ba- WORK BENCH 6’ Cus- COMPUTER DESK, white BICYCLE 3 wheel rebuilt GOLF CLUBS Master BOOKS gardening, 3 GATE (3) alum. EXTENSION LADDER Dutch Boy & Girl, ce- pandable, mahog- gless Bissell cost tom Built Wood, washed oak. big seat and basket. Grip, numbered boxes. $30. Call w/posts $60 Please alum. 20’. $75. ment, need painting. any, excel. cond. $160, Sell $50. New. $60. Please 20”x36”x56”. $70. $150. 978-6346 irons, woods, & bag. 352-315-4234 call 352-569-4696 352-435-0191 $50. 352-360-1209 $45. 352-728-2534 352-636-9340 call 352-343-7201 Call 352-323-8818 and 343-6608 $50. 352-787-4113

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675 Sports/ 806 Houses 807 811 903 Homes 1150 R V & 1205 Autos 1247 Trailers Recreation Unfurnished Apartments Condos/Townho For Sale Campers JEEP ‘98 Wrangler HORSE TRAILER ‘03 K & GOLF CLUBS Wilson Ul- MT DORA 3/2/1 remod- Unfurnished uses LADY LAKE. Newly reno- TRAVEL TRAILER Con- 4 cyl., 5 spd., 4x4, K, straight load, pad- tra irons 5-PW, plus 800 eled home, tiled vated 3/1.5 garage, 1100 quest ‘03 in Adult RV softtop. ded divider, tack putter, w/bag. $50. Real Estate throughout, dining LEESBURG Downtown LEESBURG lg. fenced yard, Recreation Resort in Leesburg, $5,395 SPECIAL storage below hay 352-748-7818 area, util. rm. fitted area. The Enclave at 3/2 downtown, private $99,000. No Money can be Relocated. bin, drop gate, kitchen w/appl., scrn Cauthen Circle. A new courtyards. $735/mo. down for qualified $12,000. Please call LANDSCAPE TRAILER bumper pole, great For Rent apartment home + $500 dep. 16’, drop gate, tool cond. $2,400. Call GOLF CLUBS, 3 iron porch, garage, 2 buyer. Seller will pay 352-978-9937 driveways, central community of 1 BR, Call 352-319-8000 all closing costs. box, edger rack. 352-787-6524 thru SW, driver, 3 1 BA Luxury apts. 1101 Boats $895 SPECIAL wood, putter. $75 heat & air, lg. fenced Brokers protected. WILDERNESS ‘00 30’ Call 352-702-2949 UTILITY TRAILER 4’x8’ 352-245-0716 backyard, quiet ROYAL OAKS 1st MO. 352-259-5568 BASS BOAT ‘17 115hp long. Set up in a 55+ 802 Vacation cul-de-sac, conser- Fully Equipped RENT FREE 2/2.5 all CHEVROLET ‘01 S10 good tires, lights, Johnson w/trailer. park. Furn, 2/1, Crew cab, 4x4 Rentals vation to rear. appl. pool, club- LEESBURG. 2/2 lake $5,000 Please call deck, rails, tool box KAYAK Hobie 11’x30” LEESBURG Downtown $2,195 firm. Call $8,495 SPECIAL $895/mo + deposit house, etc. Call front & Lake Eustis 352-742-0234 & jack stand. $325. 48 lbs. paddle & seat SOUTH LEESBURG RV quaint upstairs 1/1 352-787-4514 required. Call 352-516-2657 block stucco totally SOLD! $395. Please call LOTS AVAIL. Mo. $550. + security, no FORD ‘05 Explorer 352-360-5592 remodeled 2 car car- BOAT STORAGE 352-242-4686 $225 Full-hook-ups. pets. 787-5885 1200 Sport Trac 813 Homes port, dock w/hoist. Venetian Cove Marina 1250 Antique PEDDLE CAR Call 352-365-2578 RENTALS 352-728-9870 Transportation leather, sun roof To Share $209K. 742-2545 $13,995 SPECIAL Cars $90 805 Houses Clermont - 1 br CUTE LEESBURG on Lake Grif- Call 352-516-3530 fin Efficiency, 1 & 2 BOWRIDER ‘73 15’3” fi- SUMTER SWAP MEETS apt. clean, incl. yd & LEESBURG Silver Lake 960 Comm 1205 Autos FORD ‘99 Expedition Furnished water $600.00 br. Avail. $165 to area. Close to mall. berglass, like brand No show Aug. 1st. $200/wk; Incl. elec. Real Estate new . 1990 60hp Auto, 3rd row seat See you Sept. 5th. POOL TABLE full size ASTATULA 2/1 Furn. Clermont - 3br PET Full privileges. Must ANY JUNK CAR Cash SPECIAL 352-250-8894 Johnson, just rebuilt, $3,995 1-800-438-8559 w/rack, balls & sticks paid util. $1,150 mo. FRIENDLY home love animals. $375 LADY LAKE near the Vil- paid, up to $500. new fish finder & $250. You move it $1,000 dep. no pets. $900.00 Fenced + shared util. Call lages. Prime location FREE PICK UP! In House Financing seats. $1,800 CASH 1264 Auto Call 352-314-9070 Entire lower level of Clermont - 3br Lake LEESBURG STUDIO Nice 352-728-5211 .789 acres of high- Call 352-445-3909 No Dealer Fees Ever 352-461-9592 home. 408-4014 Dot Villa $1,050.00 & clean. $125/wk. way frontage com- Low Interest Rates! Parts ROD & REEL Penn Spe- Minneola - 3 br/2 bath incl. util. cable TV. 816 Commercial mercial property. BUICK ‘98 LeSabre open porch, near trail CONSIGNMENTS Accessory cial Senator, great 806 Houses 352-303-6266 or Property 352-267-1523 WANTED low miles. $5,810 Lake Jem Auto & cond. $85 both. Call $1,175.00 813-781-9540. 800-313-9787 Marine Sales CANVAS COVER custom Unfurnished Clermont - 4 br home Boats, RV’s, ATV’s, made snap on for a 352-735-1769 MOVE IN SPECIAL’S CLERMONT 1700SF. Motor Homes, Jeeps, 352-383-0956 canal to Chain culde- 1/2 block off Hwy. BUY HERE! PAY HERE! Silverado 6’ bed. WANTED OLD FISHING BUSHNELL. 2/2 $700 LEESBURG Trailers,Tractors, etc. CASH PAID sac EXTRAS!!! 50, great visibility, See Our Entire $50. 352-457-6858 LURES. Heddon, Creek mo with utilities. $1,150.00 Sunwood Village I & II Big Boys Toys FOR JUNK CARS! Chub, and others. Will 352-552-7177 or 1 & 2 BR, $1400./mo + sec. Inventory on Clermont - LAKEFRONT call Randy 1000 2316 W. Main St. $150 and up. buy full tackle box. 813-781-9540 352-728-1955 www.lakejemauto.com COVER HARD TOP fits 4 br home. 2,400 sf. 352-874-1451 Leesburg Call 352-771-6191 Call 352-874-5343 1/2 acre shaded lot, Manufactured 352-516-2400 69”x78”, GMC or CLERMONT/ Chevrolet ‘03 - ’10. W. HWY. 50 downtown Clermont, WILDWOOD. (3) 1br CHEVROLET ‘04 Coupe CLERMONT nice office Homes 1206 Aviation $450. 669-3849 Before Groveland dead-end street newly renovated, GHEENOE wide body Cavalier. $6,410. space fresh paint, 685 Tools/ Mobile Homes For Sale PRIVATE! $1,375.00 Cent. a/c includes 15’, w/trolling motor, Please call clean, avail. now. Machinery w/Owner Finance util. 352-399-4350 like new. $800. Call 800-313-9787 1210 Mcycles/ HITCH Class 2 fits 1br/1ba ROCKER REALTY leave message. 700sf, $700 mo. ‘03-’10 GMC or 352-326-4498 CHRYSLER ‘00 Cirrus From $500 down 352-394-3570 Close to Hwy. 50 & 1001 Mfd Homes Mopeds Chevrolet pickup. AIR COMPRESSOR 27. 407-928-8080 Low miles. $4,810. gas, 5hp. $100. Call ---$$375/month$$--- www. 808 For Sale DIRT BIKE ‘03 Yamaha $175. 669-3849 RockerRealtyInc.com PONTOON 20’ ‘05 Ava- 800-313-9787 352-751-5355 Also Avail. lon Fish In Fun. TTR 90, 4/stroke, Handyman Special Apartments LEESBURG, downtown CLERMONT/ REAR END for Ford 3/4 50hp, 250/hrs. CHRYSLER ‘06 Sebring, 3/spd, shift on the 2br/1ba TAVARES 3/2 w/carport office to rent. 2100 W. HWY. 50 Ton 8 lug, 4.10 BAND SAW 10” Crafts- Furnished $12,000 308-7419 low miles. $8,870. go. $350. 874-4535 From $500 down on canal to the Dead sf. W. Main St & Before Groveland gears, complete. man $40. Call River. Blue Gill Dr. TAVARES 1br/1ba, Please call 321-206-3503 ---$$400/month$$--- 11th Ave. Agent Tom Mobile Homes For Sale $100. 516-8026 Jean 407-932-0898 $775 mo. 978-3382 $330 bi-wkly, all util. PONTOON ‘89 Sylvan 800-313-9781 HARLEY DAVIDSON ‘07 Leave message Johnson 988-8350 w/Owner Finance Road King FLHR 96 RIM Mustang 5 Star plus cable & Wi-Fi. 1br/1ba 20’, 85hp trolling DODGE ‘08 Avenger motor, fish or cruise, cu.in. 6 speed, Pony.(2). $100. FRUITLAND PARK, 3/1, UMATILLA 3/2 Fisher- 321 W. Lanthe St. 819 From $500 down $11,860 CHAIN SAW 16” Poulan, needs a bath. 14,000 mi, many ex- 352-360-3335 super clean man’s Dream dbl. lot 352-669-0961. ---$$375/month$$--- 800-313-9787 great woking order. Manufactured $1,995 Firm. Call tras, to many to list. $625/mo. 303 N. on Lake Nicatoon Also Avail. Asking $50. Call 352-787-6921 $14,000 obo Call TIRE & RIM (1) Fits Villa. 352-399-2237 newly remodeled. For Homes Rental Handyman Special 352-223-1498 UMATILLA lake front, FORD ‘04 Thunderbird, 352-483-2209 HONDA, ACURA or Rent or For Sale. Lake Yale, travel 2br/1ba Silver/Black. DRILL PRESS ALTOONA 2/1 $495/mo From $500 down NISSAN 4 lug 15” FRUITLAND PARK $700/mo. Sale price trailer or motor SEA EAGLE 8’ motor $17,910. Please call $55 . 3/2 + $400 deposit. ---$$400/month$$--- HELMETS 1 lg. & 1 $20 352-742-0894 garage, pool, hot tub, $99K. Fred home, furnished, 1 mount PVC inflatable 800-313-9787 Call 352-516-3530 561-212-8627 352-636-6800 or Jean 407-932-0898 med., good cond., $1,500 dep. $1,200 bedroom $125/wk, 2 352-735-2071 w/74lb thrust motor. bedrooms $150/wk. $225. 753-3622 blk., DOT. $50 both. TIRES (4) Michelin, 15K mo. No pets. HONDA ‘97, Accord 5 SOLD + mi left on tread, GENERATOR 3750 UMATILLA Marion Cnty. no security, no dep. CLERMONT/ LADY LAKE Water Oak 352-323-1413 speed, 2 door, like 205/60R16’s. $100. watts Coleman Pow- 1/1 Cottage, 352-669-0000 W. HWY. 50 Estates 2/2 lg. shady STARCRAFT ‘92, 19’ new. $3,500 obo. ermate Briggs & Before Groveland lot , carport & shed, METRO RIDER ‘06 352-223-1911 HOWEY IN THE HILLS. 1,100sf, near forest, alum. Caddy Cabin 352-753-3704 Stratton eng. on eat-in kitchen. UMATILLA Studio $550. Mobile Homes For Sale new fridge & stove Mercury I/O, ‘05 Fast Scooter 125cc, yel- 2700sf 3/3. Split w/Owner Finance JEEP ‘98 Wrangler wheels runs great $500/mo + $500 1 br $575/mo. util $26,500 Please call load alum. tandem low, 390 mi., like TIRES (4), Bridgestone $195. 205-3887 level 2 patios over- 1br/1ba 352-552-5050 or 4 cyl., 5 spd., 4x4, new. $850/obo. Turanza good tread looking Lake Harris security. No Smok- incl. No Pets. axle trailer. Must sell ing. 352-360-0507 From $500 down 517-896-4136 softtop. 352-385-0360 P235/65/R17. only on golf course, Ja- 352-250-4711 Health. $4,000 or $5,395 SPECIAL GENERATOR Briggs & ---$$375/month$$--- boat only $2,300. $85. 352-246-9948 cuzzi, partially furn., Also Avail. Stratton 10hp, 5,550 $2,500 mo. 1st, last UMATILLA Very Lg. 3/2 809 Roommate LEESBURG 2/1 55 & 352-253-0557 LANDSCAPE TRAILER SCOOTER Panterra 4 Watts. $375. Call Handyman Special + $1,500 dep. fireplace, W/D, & ca- over park. Low lot 16’, drop gate, tool stroke 49cc. $470 TRAILER HITCH EXTEN- 352-552-0481 Wanted 2br/1ba 352-406-5728 ble $800/mo.+ $800 rent, front kitchen, SUNSET BAY ‘07 19 ft box, edger rack. obo. Please call TIONS. 18”, 2”x2” From $500 down 352-787-4471 sec. 352-360-0507 EUSTIS- Roomate de- ---$$400/month$$--- scrn in laundry, lg FL pontoon. Excel. $895 SPECIAL hitch. $25. Call HEDGE TRIMMER, sired: House, forest room & upgrades shape. $16,000. Call 352-324-3254 LADY LAKE, country cot- Jean 407-932-0898 WORK BENCH & pool. $358/mo. Non $6,500. 504-6448 352-357-1654 CHEVROLET 1230 Vans tage 2/1. Lg screen WEBSTER, 3/1 Nice & ‘01 S10 TRUCK CAP for sm. SHOP VAC 5.5HP all smoking. Leave msg or 352-636-4321 Crew cab, 4x4 porch. $650 mo. clean. $625 mo. FRUITLAND PARK DODGE RAM 250 ‘91 pick-up. $65/obo. Craftsman $100. 352-357-5284 2/1, $8,495 SPECIAL 352-753-2118 813-781-9540 or carport & scrn rm A-1 condition, 66K SOLD! SOLD! 352-552-7177 MT. DORA nice 1/1, FL. miles $3,200 Call 810 Duplexes $500/mo. + $550 FORD ‘05 Explorer sec. 352-323-8505 rm., Low Lot rent 352-753-6408 or WHEEL & TIRE (1) LEESBURG 2/1. New $210. $2,500 obo. Sport Trac MITER SAW 10” De- 807 CLERMONT 2BR, 1BA TOO MUCH STUFF 352-406-1791 2457517, Nissan or Walt, excel. cond. paint & carpet. Lg. 352-455-8730 leather, sun roof Toyota, 6 lugs, steel. backyard. Ready to Apartments Carport, water, LADY LAKE 3/2, nice lot Turn Your Garages, Asking $80. Please NEW & PRE-OWNED $13,995 SPECIAL $35. 352-360-3027 move in. $750 mo. smoking no, Secu- clean, great area. Barns, Sheds, Closets FORD ‘02 Conversion call 352-793-9022 Unfurnished Lowest Prices Ever! Requires 1st & $200 rity deposit $650/mo $750/mo. + sec. & Attics into CASH! Van, well kept 1 $5000 Below Cost! FORD ‘99 Expedition security dep. Call 352-243-9373 352-874-8880 Blake’s Auctions Auto, 3rd row seat owner. 45K mi WHEELS (2) 1977 Cor- TABLE SAW 10”, Ryobi CLERMONT/ On Existing Models vette Rally wheels 352-267-8388 W. HWY. 50 214 S. 2nd St. $3,995 SPECIAL $11,500. 323-1674 portable, excel cond. CLERMONT/ Call: Baird Homes Leesburg. 15x8. $100. Both. Before Groveland W. HWY. 50 UMATILLA off Forest Rd 352-787-1988 Asking $80. Call Florida’s American In House Financing 352-815-0268 352-793-9022 LEESBURG 3/1 on Silver Mobile Homes For Sale Before Groveland 8 (2) 3/2 CHA & wa- FORD ‘88 Conversion Lake, $650/mo. plus w/Owner Finance ter. Rent between Pickers! Estates Living No Dealer Fees Ever Mobile Homes For Sale WEIRSDALE. 2/1.5 rent & Deceased. FC150 4 captains 1275 Golf $650 dep. Must see 1br/1ba w/Owner Finance $500 - $600, secu- Low Interest Rates! chairs, elec. windows TABLE SAW Craftsman newly remodeled. Call From $500 down rity dep. & no pets. (or buy) fenced in Now Accepting Carts 1br/1ba property. Country Consignments! & doors, new A/C, 10” w/fence, miter & 352-406-3379. ---$$375/month$$--- From $500 down Call 352-288-2224 Lake Jem Auto & alternator & etc. stand. $75. Please Also Avail. setting, rent $500 Call 352-636-4082 Marine Sales CLUB CAR ‘04, new ---$$375/month$$--- mo. Dep. $500. AU4079 AB2893 Good working van. call 352-793-4747 Handyman Special 352-383-0956 $1,200 obo Call batteries, excel. LEESBURG New 3/2 Lg. Also Avail. WILDWOOD Continental 352-821-0252 cond. $1,800. Call 2br/1ba Handyman Special BUY HERE! PAY HERE! 352-357-5621 lot, great location, Country Club, 2/1, See Our Entire SOLD! TABLE SAW Craftsman near schools & shop- From $500 down 2br/1ba carport, scrn rm. Heavy Duty 10”, on ---$$400/month$$--- From $500 down 1002 Mfd Inventory on ping. $1,050/mo. shed, mostly furn. 1150 R V & www.lakejemauto.com 1235 S U V wheels. $50. Call Owner Financing. Jean 407-932-0898 ---$$400/month$$--- $575/mo. incl. util.. Homes CLUB CAR ‘99, 4 pas- SOLD Jean 407-932-0898 Campers senger 48 v. lights, Call 352-267-4809 Clubhouse w/heated CHEVROLET Blazer ‘92. EUSTIS Special $150 pool & hot tub & Golf W/ land rain enclosure. Nice Deposit.1/2/3 br Apt. HORNET TRAILER ‘98, LEXUS ES 300 ‘02. Runs & looks great, & clean. $1,000 TOOL BOX Craftsman LEESBURG Treasure Course. Possible Op- For Sale Green & beige, moon new tires, cold ac, cd from $455 Call EUSTIS 1/1 on Lake tion to buy. 24’, queen bed, SOLD 1ST DAY! 182 pc. set. Brand Cove. 3/2 big dbl. Eustis. No maint., roof, showroom player. $1,900 Call new $100. Call 352-357-5675 904-200-0316 LEESBURG 2/2 dbl. sleeps 6, w/new wide. Pictures at water & gas incl., wide As is. Asking clean, 76K mi. 352- 552-2147 352-787-4113 www.spencers.net/w hitch, vented air & CLUB CAR good cond. walk to downtown, $27,995. Call heat. $5,900. Call $11,500 Call ayne/rentalfl.htm. LADY LAKE Efficiency. 352-394-0065 48 volt, fast w/rain community pool, 931-935-7700 352-259-4290 1240 Trucks cover. $1,795. Call WELDER Lincoln, wire $795 mo. Furn/Unfurn. boardwalk etc. $490 252-433-8087 Call 352-396-1152 or 352-457-3521 feed. Asking $320. mo. 352-636-1709 MERCEDES BENZ E-420 Light Duty Please Call 352-750-0030 WILDWOOD in Conti- JAYCO DESIGNER Fifth 900 nental Country Club. SEL ‘91. Luxury car 352-516-3530 LEESBURG, 2/1 100% Wheel ‘99, 30’, 2 YAMAHA NEW ‘10. LEESBURG 3/2 with ga- 2/1 single wide lg. slides, WOW! for a small car price. FORD ‘02 F150 Crew tiled, Huge fenced LEESBURG $199 plus rage. $750 mo. + Real Estate Gas, 4/8 yr. warranty. deposit, moves you corner lot. Asking $13,500. 483-3595 $2,985. Please call Cab. $9,410 WORK BENCH yard, patio, carport, $600 dep. Call Mike $4988. If you buy any- 7’ Cus- in. 2 bedrooms. Call $16,500 or make of- 352-406-6422 800-313-9787 tom Built Wood, fresh paint, quiet, 352-223-5300 For Sale where else - We both 352-326-4062 fer. Owner financing lose! 352-793-3948 New. $70. Please $690 mo. avail. 904-625-0769 PACE ARROW ‘86, 31’, 352-343-9987 MERCURY ‘00 Grand FORD ‘89 F150, 4x4, or 813-477-0050 call 352-343-7201 only 56K mi., great lifted, 40” tires, LEESBURG 2 & 3 br Marquis, Digital MT DORA LEESBURG, $200 1st Looking for the shape. $5.900 Firm. ps/pb/pw, cold a/c, apts. & duplexes. 903 Homes Dash. $5,680. Call 2/1 duplex, $750. mo. 2/1 w/laundry. best fishing 352-787-4514 good body & interior, Looking for Rents from $550. 800-313-9787 TAVARES No pets. $525/mo., For Sale spots, runs good, needs mi- entertainment? FREE Month! Call 3/2 home, $950. $400 sec. 551-6772 see the RESIDENTIAL CAMPER nor work, $2,000 Check out the Call Mike. All Avail. 352-350-7109 GRAND ISLAND 2/1 on Outdoor Southern Palms Lot PONTIAC obo. 352-288-3806 WEEKENDER Now 483-6746 ‘06 G6 Coupe LEESBURG, .5 ac. all appliances page #750. $3,000. Silver. $11,780. every Friday! every LEESBURG Windy Villas 2/1, CHA, included brand new 352-742-1887 Please call Sunday in the ’ PAISLEY 3/2 dbl. wide, central A/C roof 6 yrs Who s Your Paper? •2br/1ba. Starting at 800-313-9787 dishwasher, W/D, sports section. country setting, $775 $500/mo. window coverings, old, carpet & tile 3 1247 Trailers yrs old. Willing to Please call mo. w/$775 security •2br/2ba Starting at incl. lawn care. (352) 365-8200 SOUTH LEESBURG RV PONTIAC ‘99 Trans Am deposit. Please call $600/mo. 1811 W. Main St. share closing cost. to start your LOTS AVAIL. $225 LS1, black on black. FLATBED TRAILER 352-669-8120 for Deposit $250. $650/mo. $90,000 Call subscription today. Mo. Full-hook-ups. $10,860. Please call 4’x8’ $350. more details. 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Contact: C.J. Risak Phone: (352) 365-8254 FAX: (352) 365-1951 eal Estate E-mail: [email protected] Friday,R July 30, 2010 Daily Commercial/South Lake Press C SECTION PAL REALTY Pool home offers new appliances, lots of space Now this is resort living! This home fea- a pocket door to the guest bathroom, tures a tropically-landscaped pool with new den/office space, and tiled wet areas. The pool equipment in 2009, beautiful upgrad- resurfaced lanai/pool area has cool deck ed landscaping, 10-foot ceilings, new Pergo and a covered lanai open to pool area. wood flooring and new carpet in the dou- Drastically reduced to the mid 200’s! ble masters. There’s formal rooms plus a The Plantation at Leesburg is an adult family room with a built-in entertainment gated golf and tennis community with two center. The kitchen features a snack bar, manned gates, on-site restaurant, two golf Corian countertops, pendant and recessed lighting, under-cabinet lighting, a built-in courses, three clubhouses, three pools, full microwave, new appliances, a breakfast time activity directors and much more, all nook with built-in bar. The 2.5-car garage within a 30-45 minute drive to Orlando includes cart storage, coach lights and pull- attractions. Stop by or call the sales office: down attic access. PAL Realty, 25327 U.S. Hwy. 27, Suite 202, The master suite features a large walk-in Leesburg, 352-326-3626. See more pictures This home has two bedroom suites, with a covered lanai and 2.5-car garage. closet, dual vanity sinks, a walk-in shower of #843 on our web site www.theplanta- and a soaking tub. The guest bedroom has tion.com

MORRIS REALTY AND INVESTMENT Historic masterpiece has wood floors, fireplace This beautiful historical home, built in tiles and is shared with the living room. 1923, is located in the downtown Leesburg Newly remodeled master bath has his/her historic district and features five bedrooms, sinks, plantation shutters and a sunken gar- four full baths and two half-baths. Enter the den tub. The upstairs hosts three bedrooms, main house in the living room, complete bonus room and three bathrooms (two con- with oak wood floors and fireplace. The for- veniently located in guest rooms). An addi- mal dining room has oak wood floors and tional building is located behind the main chandelier, and is perfect for entertaining. house and is two stories with approximately The roomy kitchen has modern upgrades: stainless dishwasher, convection oven, 320 square feet. To complete the package, a Corian countertops and tile backsplash. wooden deck located off the kitchen of the The downstairs area is shared by the laun- main house overlooks a serene garden area. dry room, family room, two half-baths and Come fall in love with this timeless classic! the master suite. The master has access Home listed with Theresa Morris at 352-360- doors to the living room, screened porch 3736 and Camie Kennedy at 325-408-4668 This home has five bedrooms, four full baths and a guest house on the property. and fireplace that’s complete with imported of Morris Realty and Investments.

ERA TOM GRIZZARD REALTY Large Las Colinas home has plenty of upgrades The feeling of graciousness and hospitali- or. The spacious living room includes a gas ty warms your heart as you enter this four- fireplace, and there are glass sliders that bedroom, 3 1/2-bath pool home located in open to the pool area. Some of the the tranquil gated Las Colinas neighbor- upgrades include beautiful wood floors, hood at Mission Inn. The Normandy floor decorative tray ceiling, upscale fixtures, plan with 3,100 square-foot living area, wiring for surround sound, granite coun- with all of the upgrades, is elegantly and ters, gas range, gas and electric ovens, gas tastefully decorated. Expansive lush land- re-circulating water heater and central vac- scaping, fountains and glorious golf course uum. The pool has a lifetime finish and is views further enhance the beauty of living equipped with a salt chlorinator. You truly in the rolling countryside just 35 minutes can have it all with this home in this loca- from Orlando. The floor plan is well tion. Priced at $599,000. ML#G4627070. This pool home features four bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths and 3,100 square feet of space. thought out and the construction is superi- Call Linda Grizzard at 352-504-0085. The top Real Estate company in Central Florida is about to get REAL! Bank of America

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sales traffic and sales inquiries in the past 60 four-acre estate is located within the Sales traffic through first days,” said Natoli. Savannah Ridge equestrian community in Stirling Sotheby's named Stirling Sotheby's International Realty Winter Garden near Windermere. half of 2010 shows start of launched a major initiative focused on Bella The palatial seven-bedroom home offers exclusive broker for resurgence at Bella Collina in March, Soderstrom added. 13,044 square feet of living space with As of June 30, Stirling Sotheby's reported 19,760 square feet under roof, and features Tavares estate home on Collina in Montverde 10 active listings at Bella Collina. seven bedrooms, seven full baths and four “The key indicator is the prices,” Natoli half-baths, a home theater, a game room, Lake Dora ORLANDO — The nationwide real estate said. three fireplaces, eight-car garage and an ORLANDO — Stirling Sotheby's downturn that brought luxury to the south Sales of home sites at Bella Collina so far attached 2,000 square foot mother-in-law Lake County community of Bella Collina to International Realty has been named exclu- this year have ranged from $6,500 to suite. a virtual halt in 2009 has bottomed out and sive broker for a magnificent 5,460 square $109,000 and averaged $48,000 per home The estate was originally appraised for visitor traffic is now pointing to signs of a foot estate home on Lake Dora at 16001 site. Home site sales in 2009 averaged strong resurgence, according to Roger $5.8 million, Chipps said. Current bids to Acorn Circle in Tavares. $183,000 per home site. complete construction, including an affinity Soderstrom, founder and owner of Stirling Janice McGeough, certified luxury home Visit www.StirlingSir.com for information. edge pool, total approximately $700,000. Sotheby's International Realty in Orlando. marketing specialist at Stirling Sotheby's “In our opinion, Bella Collina will rank as Completion will take an estimated 90-120 days, Chipps added. International Realty, said the three-acre, $1.5 one of the hottest communities in Florida in million Squirrel Point home offers five bed- 2011 and 2012,” Soderstrom said. New 19,760 square foot Erin Wanner, a luxury home specialist at rooms, five-and-a-half baths, a banquet-sized From January 1 through June 30, Bella Stirling Sotheby's International Realty, is rep- Collina reported 11 residential transactions Winter Garden equestrian resenting the equestrian estate. dining room, a huge family room with see- at an average sales price of $883,000 includ- The suggested opening bid for the proper- through fireplace, a seven-car garage, a pri- ing three closed sales and eight that are still estate will be sold at ty is $475,000. vate swimming pool with outdoor terrace, pending. During the same period 12 luxury “The buyer will be someone looking for a and 800 feet of Lake Dora shoreline. home sites sold and 12 more sales are pend- auction with suggested fabulous equestrian estate home at a fraction The gated Spanish-style estate was com- ing, said. Dan Natoli a partner with the LR of what it would cost to build from scratch,” pleted in 1981, said Roger Soderstrom, opening bid of $475,000 Wanner said, “or a custom home builder or Team at Stirling Sotheby's International founder and owner of Stirling Sotheby's ORLANDO — Worldwide Auction Realty investor who wants to complete construc- Realty who is promoting Bella Collina. International Realty. During the first six months of 2009, Bella Services will host a global auction on August tion of the estate and resell it for a substan- Collina reported no new home sales. 19 to sell a new Winter Garden equestrian tial profit.” “This is a rare find,” Soderstrom said. “For Homesite sales at Bella Collina totaled 12 for estate that is under construction and design- Bids will be accepted in person, via tele- the buyer who aspires to ultimate privacy the first half of the year, Natoli said. er-ready with 75 percent of work completed. phone, and on the Internet. For more infor- with a magnificent view of Mount Dora's “Most of the sales activity at Bella Collina Lori Chipps, lead auctioneer for mation visit 'Riviera skyline,' this estate fits the bill.” is recent and we have seen a big jump in Worldwide Auction Realty Services, said the www.SavannahRidgeAuction.com. Visit www.stirlingsir.com for information.

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which ranks as one of the nation's leading providers of U.S. — Provide families with children $30,000 in rental incen- Green building technology, efficient Small Business Administration (SBA) 504 loans for small tives or discounts on their rental amounts at the Oaks at business owners who want to acquire or develop their own Pompano. space design and in-home facilities, closed a commercial loan for Southern Boom & — Use $20,000 to make family-friendly improvements to entertainment potential are the Scissor Lift, Inc. recently for $488,500 in total project costs. the Oaks at Pompano. Southern Boom & Scissor Lift is a lift rental company that — Adjust occupancy standards so that one-bedroom units way to a home buyer's heart provides electric lift and transport equipment for the Orange house two people, two-bedroom units house four people County Convention Center as well as hotel meeting rooms and three-bedroom units house six people. ORLANDO — Green building technology that lowers ener- and other show area venues. — Donate $20,000 to a local fair housing organization(s). gy costs, efficient space design and features that make a “Not only was the loan process simple and painless, but — Provide and verify fair housing training to staff at Oaks home more functional like kitchens, great rooms and dens their program saved us at least 5-10 percent on our down at Pompano and all other properties. are at the top of the “want lists” of most new home buyers payment, compared to handling it conventionally at a HUD's mission is to create strong, sustainable, inclusive today. bank,” said owner, Rickey Slater. “We would do business communities and quality affordable homes for all. HUD is That's the report from Sean Strickler, vice president of sales with MCC again in a heartbeat.” working to strengthen the housing market to bolster the and marketing for Pulte Homes in Central Florida. The SmartChoice Commercial Loan Program helps owners economy and protect consumers, meet the need for quality “More and more buyers are shopping for smaller, smarter of small to mid-sized businesses, like Southern Boom & affordable rental homes, utilize housing as a platform for and more energy efficient homes today,” Strickler said. Scissor Lift, have an opportunity to create wealth and finan- improving quality of life, build inclusive and sustainable “Buyers are looking for proper allocation of the square cial freedom. Their specialization in SmartChoice communities free from discrimination, and transform the footage. Kitchens, dens and great rooms are really important Commercial Loans, also known as SBA 504 loans, allows way HUD does business. and formal living and dining rooms rank low on the list of borrowers, like Rickey Slater, to own their commercial prop- More information about HUD and its programs is avail- priorities. There is a stark comparison to the efficiencies a able on the Internet at www.hud.gov and espanol.hud.gov. new home affords when compared to a used home built a erty with the highest cash-on-cash return financing avail- few years ago,” Strickler said. able, without tying up their precious capital, so they can Strickler said those values mean that home buyers plan to grow even faster. get more living out of their new homes. For more information visit Cambridge closes six HUD lean “New home buyers today are looking at their new home www.TheSmartChoiceLoan.com and www.504Blog.com. loans on senior housing facilities as an estate, where they plan to eat in more often, entertain themselves and their friends,” Strickler said. “They want totaling $40.4 million during the durable, liveable homes. They want to get every ounce of HUD and Florida management value out of it both from an every day use perspective and first half of 2010 the monthly costs associated with the energy efficiency of companies reach agreement to Cambridge Realty Capital Companies reports closing six the home,” he said. transactions totaling $40.4 million during the first half of That's a smart lifestyle strategy, Strickler said. “It's better improve and increase housing 2010 and notes that activity totals should be even more for the environment, it's better for families and it's better for robust in the third quarter of this year. our home buyers,” Strickler said. opportunities for families More than five years ago, Pulte Homes' engineers began “Given the economic challenges, we’re very pleased with Pompano Beach firm to pay up to $70,000 to resolve the way the year is shaping up. Based on loans currently redesigning new homes to dramatically improve their ener- discrimination complaint gy efficiency, Strickler explained. being processed, it now appears that third quarter closings alone could exceed totals for the first six months of the “There's no silver bullet when it comes to energy efficien- WASHINGTON — Families with children are now able to cy,” Srickler said. “It's a combination of several elements, year,” Chairman Jeffrey A. Davis said. live without restrictions at a Pompano Beach, Florida hous- “With interest rates at current low levels, borrowers are from right-sizing, higher efficiency air conditioning systems ing development under a voluntary agreement between the to reduce energy consumption to low-emissive windows that reconsidering the economics of their current situation and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development giving more serious thought to the refinance option,” he screen out most UV rays to Dow's Weathermate® House (HUD), Cornerstone Residential Management, Inc., and the Wrap, which creates an airtight barrier against moisture. noted. Oaks at Pompano, Ltd. The agreement will improve and Cambridge is one of the nation’s leading senior About Pulte Homes: increase the affordability of multifamily housing in their Award winning Pulte Homes crafts smart, life-enhancing housing/healthcare debt and equity capital providers and area and provide $30,000 in rental assistance to families consistently ranks among the top FHA-approved HUD 232 environments that enrich the everyday lives of its home with children. The firms will also make family-friendly owners. By combining sophisticated timeless styling, an Lean lenders. The firm has closed more than 300 senior improvements to their properties and donate $20,000 to a housing/healthcare loans totaling more than $3 billion since unwavering commitment to quality and attention to detail, fair housing organization. Pulte Homes is the nation's premier home brand for move- the early 1990s. The agreement comes after a June 2008 HUD review of In the first half of 2010, the average loan size closed by up buyers in 26 states and the District of Columbia. As the occupancy restrictions set forth by the management group most awarded homebuilder in customer satisfaction, Pulte the company was $6.76 million. The largest transaction was at the Oaks at Pompano, an apartment complex in Homes has ranked tops in the annual JD Power and over $10 million and the smallest was a $1.4 million HUD Pompano Beach, Florida, that leases one, two-and three-bed- Associates® New-Home Builder Customer Satisfaction loan to refinance McGill Terrace Apartments in Chicago. room apartments. HUD discovered that the restrictions not Studysm more than 75 times since 2000. Davis said Cambridge originally provided HUD funding for only forced families to pay more for their dwelling, but also For information about Pulte Homes visit www.pulte.com. the 48-unit apartment community in December 1996. denied families tenancy. The Fair Housing Act, Cambridge is the creator of The Signature Experience, a www.hud.gov, prohibits housing discrimination based on four-step process designed to transform the traditional family status, including actions that unreasonably limit lender/borrower relationship and identify ideal capital solu- Mercantile Capital Corporation rental occupancy. tions for worthy projects. The company has a national origi- “This settlement takes significant steps to further fair nation office in Los Angeles, and numerous correspondent provides commercial real estate housing, make units available to families, and promote a and brokerage relationships nationwide. loan in Orlando worth over positive living environment,” said John Trasviña, Assistant Cambridge publishes the bi-monthly e-PULSE!(R) electron- Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO). ic newsletter, which delivers company news and feature sto- $488,000 “Ensuring fair housing for all at the local level has a signifi- ries via e-mail to corporate friends and clients. Additional cant national impact.” information is available at www.cambridgecap.com Altamonte Springs — Mercantile Capital Corporation Under the terms of the agreement, the management com- panies will: See REAL ESTATE NEWS, C3

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A&M Auto Parts and Chris and Abn Amro Mortgage Thomas Marino Jr., Jeanette Department of Revenue, no Merrill to Co Ed Professional Group Inc., no legal descrip- Marie Marino and Hills of legal description, $0. Inc., no legal description, $0. tion, $0. Clermont Homeowners Idw Center Inc to Adt A1a Registered Agent Inc. Starla Stevenson and Association Inc. to Pnc Security Services Inc., Jud and All Bathroom Solutions Joshua Stevenson to Mortgage, Pnc Bank Na, 2010066321, $0. National City Bank, National LLC to Robert J Rosen, Volusia Geraldine Abner, no legal Hsbc Bank Usa National Cnty, $0. description, $0. City Bank of Inand Accubanc Mortgage, Lt 127 Hills of Association Tr to Mortgage Sumia M. Abdelhameed and Keith T. Hughes, Mortgage Clermont Ph One, $0. Electronic Registration Salem Y.Abdelhameed to Electronic Registration Systems Inc., Aegis Funding Osvaldo J. Acevedo, Marleny Bank of America Na, Indian Systems Inc., First Franklin, Corporation and Annetta River Cnty, $0. Acevedo and Summer Bay National City Bank, Mary Partnership to Summer Bay Alexander, Mtg 2006090410, Candice R. Abel to Summer Abraham Hughes, Mary Partnership and Neil Kelly $0. Bay Partnership, Mtg Abraham and Wells Fargo Clerk, Un 104 106 Wk 11 Villas Florentino Aguirre to US 2003152278, $0. National Bank Association Tr at Summer Bay, $10. Internal Revenue Service, no Ryan Michael Abell to State to Wells Fargo National Ronald B. Adamowicz Jr. to legal description, $0. of Fl, no legal description, $0. Association Tr, 29-18-26, $0. Summer Bay Partnership, Un Leroy W. Aiken, Leonard Cynthia L. Showman, Michael Dr. Abraszek and 402 201 Wk 12 Summer Isles Painting Inc., Royal Plus Inc. Michael L. Abernathy and Lois Marcha A. Abraszek to Bank Condo I, $0. Manchester at Kings Ridge Abernathy to Jack L. of America Na, Barbara Blais, Christy Neighborhood Association Abernathy, no legal descrip- Mtg2004044014, $0. Adams and Christy Palys to Inc., Kings Ridge Community tion, $0. Hsbc Mortgage Services Inc. State Farm Mutual Automobile Association Inc. Chase Home Jorge A. Cordova, Amy W. to Mortgage Electronic Insurance Company and Finance LLC to Chase Home Cordova Bergh, Suntrust Bank, Registration Systems Inc., James Conway, Jud Finance LLC, Chase Mortgage Arrowtree Property Owners Accredited Home Lenders Inc. 2010053523, $0. Company and Neil Kelly Association Inc., John Doe and and Mirta Oliva, Mtg Dennis L. Maxwell to Rosa Clerk, Lt 60 Manchester at Jane Doe to Citimortgage Inc. 2006112699, $0. L. Adams and State of Fl Kings Ridge Ph 1, $0.

Friday, July 30, 2010 Daily Commercial/South Lake Press C3 Lamps can bring more than light into a room

MARY CAROL GARRITY Refuse to settle for anything that does not steal your Scripps Howard News Service heart. Like fine pieces of art, lamps bring character to our I’m thankful that the days when we were expected to homes and help finish a room. And, like art, high-quali- buy a set of four matching brass lamps are long gone ty lamps can be pricey, so it’s important to pick lamps because I’m a big fan of using a wide variety of dissimi- that look perfect in your home and that will capture lar lamps in my home. your heart for years to come. I asked Rich and Beth, two Why not try mixing it up a bit in your room? For of the talented designers at Nell Hill’s, to join with me instance, you could pair a chunky lamp made from a in shedding light on how to pick a lamp that will truly concrete urn or an old wooden finial with a lamp made light up your life. from a fine porcelain vase. I have two really fun lamps Most rooms in your home will call on the power of available at Nell Hill’s Online right now. One features a three different types of lighting: task, accent and over- fun rooster base and is a steal at only $39. The other, head. Start by surveying your space to see what’s miss- the Verdi urn table lamp, is a timeless classic that will ing. work in just about any room and with any decor. It’s I’m not a huge fan of overhead lights because they also at a great price. (Just click the “shop online” button tend to cast a harsh, unforgiving light. In fact, Rich cau- at the top of the Nell Hill’s Web site home page to tions, “No one under the age of 30 should be sitting in access Nell Hill’s Online.) overhead light.” So I tend to illuminate the rooms in Part of the fun of picking a lamp is finding one that is my home with task and accent lights whenever I can. perfect, right down to the last detail. Carefully consider Wall sconces make a great alternative -- they brighten the shape of the lamp. Do you want one with straight up your space without a harsh flood of light. But in lines or curves? Do you prefer a thinner lamp base or rooms where overhead lighting is a must, such as your one that’s hefty? Which will work better for the space -- dining room, Beth urges installing dimmer switches so a short or tall lamp? (If you fall in love with a lamp you can soften the light. that’s a bit too short, you can elevate it with a riser, like The job of task lighting is to give you the proper a stack of books.) amount of light to accomplish whatever job you need Pay close attention to the color of the lamp’s shade. If to get done, from paying the bills to reading that best you want to use the lamp for task lighting, get one with seller you can’t put down. a light color shade because it will give off more light. If When you need a pop of light to brighten a dark cor- you’re looking for mood lighting, you can’t beat a lamp ner or give your room a warm glow, look to accent with a black shade. Colored lamp shades, like red or lights to save the day. In addition to positioning accent gold, are also a great choice for accent lights because lights in prominent places, like on a buffet or side table, they add color to a room. I also like to tuck them into unusual spots, like on the Note the kind of fabric used to cover the shade. Rich kitchen counter, in a bookcase or on the vanity in the points out that different kinds of fabric provide differ- powder room. I think the lamps we pick for our homes should do a ent qualities of light and will dress up or dress down a lot more than bring light into our rooms. They should lamp base. For instance, a linen lamp shade will give a also reflect our style and personality. When you go more casual look than one made of silk. PHOTO COURTESY NELL HILL’S looking for lamps, think of it as a treasure hunt. Scout Lamps add style and mood to a room as well as light. When choosing a lamp, Adapted from nellhillsblog.com, which can be linked from the nell- for a lamp that will blend with the style of your home hills.com home page. Mary Carol Garrity can be reached at attention should be given to the decor theme, colors, scale and proportions and match the scale of your room and furnishings. [email protected]. of the room. REAL ESTATE NEWS From C2 Organize to help your aging parents Active adults will lead Florida’s SARAH WELCH AND patients are under the care ALICIA ROCKMORE of several doctors and spe- home building industry out of the getbuttonedup.com cialists at once. slowdown, says Del Webb executive Becoming a “parent” to 3. Insurance. In addition ORLANDO — Legions of active adults including more your parents can be one of to your parent’s Medicare younger, healthier retirees than Florida has ever accommo- the most emotionally trying policy number and 800 dated in the past will help rekindle Florida’s home building times of your life, especially information number, be sure industry as the national economy heats up, according to if you don’t know how your to keep any information on one of Florida’s most active home builders. parents feel about certain supplemental or secondary Sean Strickler, vice president of sales and marketing for the issues. insurance, as well as long- Central Florida Division of Del Webb, said housing sales to Unfortunately, too many term heath coverage, if he or active adults in Florida are already showing signs of growth people wait until it is too she has it. and the market segment will likely lead the rest of Florida’s late to sit down and have a 4. Finances. It’s always home building industry over the next five years. discussion with parents to advisable to discuss finances “Millions of adults plan to relocate to Florida as soon as learn their needs and wishes. with your parents to learn they sell their family home up north,” Strickler said. Don’t wait for an emergency more about their situation. “The recession created a bottleneck, and many active just because you feel uncom- Will they require financial adults put off the move, but now that the market is picking fortable discussing topics assistance from you or will up again, we expect too see very obvious signs of pent-up like finances, wills and you need to know how they demand, and the steady stream of active adults moving to funerals. Nobody ever wants want their estate distributed? Florida will increase, perhaps dramatically,” he said. to watch his or her parents “All the important factors which have ranked Florida a top While a will can tell you age, but if you have every- retirement destination for more than a century are still how the estate will be divid- thing buttoned up ahead of important — affordable prices, year-round sunshine, no HOLLIE SEHRT AND CINDY RODRIGUEZ / SHNS ILLUSTRATION ed, if you have a record of time, it can ease some of the state income tax, plenty of golf courses, fishing lakes, attrac- Nobody ever wants to watch his or her parents age, but if you have all of their accounts and stress. tions and more,” Strickler said. everything buttoned up ahead of time, it can ease some of the policies, account numbers Recently, two grand opening festivities were held at Del stress. and contact information, it Webb active adult communities at Southshore Falls in Alicia on “caring for an can save you a lot of time Apollo Beach and Del Webb Orlando in Davenport. older parent”: and insurance information, attorney, which allows you and frustration later. “Both grand opening events drew more than 300 prospec- My dad died 15 years ago and all three of us have it at to make financial decisions 5. Coordinate Care. Will and my mom is almost 90 tive home buyers, far surpassing our expectations,” Strickler the ready. I can’t imagine on behalf of your parents. your parents live at home, now. I’m the baby of the reported. not having it all together. It Additionally, each parent require live-in assistance or family by many years, so I’m “Active adult buyers are more demanding than they have would just make things that needs a health-care directive, opt for assisted living? Either been in the past,” Strickler said. “Amenities and features are seeing my mom age well much worse. Now, when also known as a living will, way, aging parents require a important factors, but we’re seeing more demand for energy before my friends are experi- emergencies arise, we can that spells out his or her lot of help. Whether it’s efficient engineering and appliances and efficiently designed encing it. I’ve learned that picking up their groceries or spaces,” he said. it’s never easy, but having focus on her care and com- individual wishes for med- fort instead of scurrying ical care. taking them to doctor’s About Del Webb everything at our fingertips appointments, their needs Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2010, award-winning around for paperwork. 2. Medical. Everybody is vital. My mom, who has can be overwhelming for Del Webb active adult communities provide a vibrant, Even if you do nothing should document the fami- dementia, just broke her hip one person to handle alone. enriched lifestyle for those ages 55 and older, creating an a few months ago. It’s stress- else, complete the first three ly’s medical history. Among unmatched experience for “retirement.” Del Webb commu- tasks and keep the docu- that information, keep a Create a spreadsheet with ful when something like various tasks and divide the nities began with the original Sun City which opened out- ments and information in detailed list of all of the that happens and you’re work among family mem- side Phoenix, Arizona in 1960 and have grown to include one spot (Life.Doc or medications your parent is worrying about their care bers and/or friends. more than 50 communities currently open for new home and recovery. My sisters and Medical.Doc binders are taking. In addition to the sales in 21 states. Del Webb is the best-known brand of I put together her living-will available at www.getbut- drug’s name and purpose, be The writers are co-founders of active adult communities in America and draws on its 50 and power-of-attorney docu- tonedup.com): sure to include dosage Buttoned Up, a company dedicat- years of experience of providing residents an engaging life ments years ago, before the 1. Legal: In addition to a amounts. Also keep a list of ed to helping stressed women get which fulfills their creative, physical, mental, and social organized. Send ideas and ques- standard will, have a lawyer doctor’s names and contact needs. dementia set in. We’ve also tions to For information on Del Webb visit www.delwebb.com. compiled all of her medical draw up a durable power of numbers, since many elderly [email protected].

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C4 Daily Commercial/South Lake Press Friday, July 30, 2010 We are the SHORT SALE EXPERTS! At Mick Blackburn Realty, WE ARE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK WITH KNOW- LEDGEABLE AGENTS.

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Friday, July 30, 2010 Daily Commercial/South Lake Press C5 Tools make perfect gifts for do-it-yourself homeowner DWIGHT BARNETT for pulling nails, side-cutting pliers, and nee- Scripps Howard News Service dle-nose pliers. Q: My husband reads your column. Your Find pliers with rubber grips to protect the advice has helped him to maintain our user from electrical wiring. Also consider a home. I would like to buy him the various carpenter’s tool belt, pocket square and a tools he needs, but everywhere I go they sturdy pair of sawhorses or a sturdy work- have different suggestions of what to buy for bench with built-in wood vise clamps. him. What do you think he needs in his Plumbing projects will require two pairs of tool collection? Channellock pliers, two pipe wrenches and a A: Having the proper tools makes any job crescent wrench, and don’t forget a flash- so much easier, and tools make perfect gifts light. for the do-it-yourself homeowner. Every handyman can use a variety of First, check your husband’s toolbox to nails, screws, picture hangers and various make sure you don’t buy something he fasteners, all of which can be found in pre- already has. A basic tool kit will contain a stocked storage cabinets. Once you’ve select- claw hammer (a 16-ounce version will do), ed the tools he will need, pack them all different sizes of standard and Phillips screw- together in a sturdy portable toolbox. drivers, pliers, wire cutters, a box knife, safe- Dwight Barnett is a certified master inspector with ty glasses and, of course, a tape measure. the American Society of Home Inspectors. Write to To tackle most small home-repair projects, him with home-improvement questions at C. Dwight he will also need a handsaw, coping saw, Barnett, Evansville Courier & Press, P.O. Box 286, Evansville, IN 47702, or e-mail him at nail-set (punch), a standard-size handy bar [email protected]. Please include a SASE with as well as a miniature handy bar, a cat’s paw your questions. WE HAVE MOVED!!!

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C6 Daily Commercial/South Lake Press Friday, July 30, 2010 Here’s a few ways to chill out with summer wine crafts

CATHIE FILIAN ter the same or larger than ly 2 inches in diameter. Press Scripps Howard News Service the hurricane vase) the larger flat end of the cork Chill out with these cool Glass paint (such as FolkArt into the clay to form an ideas for wine. A colorful Enamels) impression and stick to the wine chiller and personal- Flat paintbrush cork. ized cork stoppers are the Round paintbrush Roll out additional colors of perfect summer craft. You E6000 glue clay using a pasta machine (dedicated to clay work) set to don’t need to be an Wine stopper-sized cork advanced painter or sculptor the thickest setting or a rolling Polymer clay to do these techniques. The bar. Use the flower-shaped painted glass chiller is per- Polymer clay glaze polymer clay cutter to cut fect for keeping cold bottles Flower-shaped polymer clay petals. Cut different sizes in chilled, and the decorative cutters in graduated sizes different colors. stopper will keep summer Steps for the glass chiller: Layer the flower shapes on bugs at bay. Wipe the glass vase with top of the clay piece on the Art stores have a variety of rubbing alcohol. Paint leaves cork. Gently press them colors of glass paint and and vines on the glass hurri- together. Press a center into polymer clays, so the sky is cane vase using glass paints the flower using the end of a the limit when it comes to and the flat paintbrush. Add small paintbrush. blossom shapes with the designs. Remove the cork and bake round paintbrush. If you feel nervous about the clay according to the freehand painting, look for Dry and bake the glass vase manufacturer’s instructions. glass stencils and templates. (if necessary) according to the Once the clay has cooled, You can also use a grease glass-paint manufacturer’s glue it to the cork with E6000. pen to draw or trace a instructions. Glaze the clay with polymer design. Glue the bottom of the clay glaze. However you craft it, this cooled hurricane vase to the summer wine craft is sure to center of the cork plant coast- Fill the vase with glass and cool you down and impress er using E6000 glue. Allow to nestle in a bottle of white your friends. set for eight hours. wine. Steps for the wine stopper: Materials for the glass Condition the clay by rolling Cathie Filian is a lifestyle expert, Emmy-nominated television host, chiller and cork stopper: it in your hands to soften it. author and designer. Learn more CATHIE FILIAN / SHNS 8-inch-tall hurricane vase Roll one color of polymer clay about Cathie at A colorful wine chiller and personalized cork stoppers are the perfect summer craft. Cork plant coaster (diame- into a ball that is approximate- www.cathiefilian.com. The Italian kitchen is Brighten up your bathroom HOME AND GARDEN TELEVISION orful hooks or hang vibrant towels. If you will be putting on makeup in the White sinks, tubs and toilets are classic bathroom, says Marcia Walter, of the bathroom fixtures. Learn how to pair them International Association of Color with colors that make them look fresh. Consultants, colors flattering to your skin getting a makeover Although there are some absolutely gor- tone can be important. “Steer clear of gray geous boutique lines producing sinks and and deeper yellow-greens,” she says. toilets in rich, deep colors, white is still by Other deep colors can work very well in ZAHID SARDAR far the most popular choice for toilets, tubs San Francisco Chronicle “A kitchen is no longer a craft shop. bathrooms, however, even if your bathroom and sinks, says Bob Garder, president of the is tiny, says Catherine Stein, president of With the resurgence of crafted, handmade It also has a social and aesthetic National Kitchen & Bath Association. The Color Council. For a clean but comfortable look, Los goods, even the precisely engineered stain- function. We are no longer in the “Don’t try to hide the fact that it’s a small Angeles interior designer Nicole Sassaman less-steel aesthetic of Italian kitchens is get- space,” says Stein. “Instead, treat the room ‘70s when everything ‘designed’ had loves Restoration Hardware’s Silver Sage with ting a makeover. like a little jewel box, painting the walls and white bathroom fixtures. “Or,” says “We are responding to what people want to look avant-garde.” the ceiling the same color, and make it really Sassaman, “try some of the metallic blue now,” says Boffi CEO Roberto Gavazzi. special.” Norbert Wangen paints in the Ralph Lauren line.” Choosing a The company’s newest lines, which build Boffi designer on Vienna-based Norbert Wangen’s timeless, darker paint color also gives you an artistic Courtesy of Susan Kleinman on hgtv.com. For thou- efficient K2 kitchen design that Boffi adopt- backdrop against which you can install col- sands of other ideas, visit www.hgtv.com. ed in 2003, have recycled, distressed wood ry. They may well have supplied the dowa- counters, steam-darkened sustainable acacia ger queen. cabinets and surprisingly humble, tradition- At a glance: How to save water this summer al veneers that have been used for centuries: Expert opinion: “A kitchen is no longer a handmade ceramic tiles with low-relief craft shop,” says Boffi designer Norbert ED DEL GRANDE washer is fully loaded: 10. Water your garden in arabesque patterns. Wangen, 48. “It also has a social and aes- HGTVPro.com Many of us just run a partly the early morning: Take Unlike colorful Ottoman originals, these thetic function.” While he likes spare, effi- The dog days of summer filled dishwasher out of advantage of the head start nostalgic matte-glazed Duemilaotto tiles of cient designs that are timeless, a kitchen can have arrived, and in many habit. Take the time to make created by morning dew. Get fired clay, designed by Boffi Creative also be organized and decorated in the man- communities, water-use sure it’s completely loaded. up a just a little earlier to Director Piero Lissoni, are all white, like ner of other living spaces. restrictions are in full swing. 7. Use the appropriate water your garden. monochromatic plateresque moldings on “We are no longer in the ‘70s when every- You may have noticed that water level for your laun- These are just some tips Hispano-Moresque buildings. thing ‘designed’ had to look avant-garde,” your water pressure has also dry: Again, a small thing that I have seen work The creamy white 1/2-inch-thick square he says. slowed down due to the many of us overlook. Check around my own home. If tiles in three mix-and-match designs some- The new Piero Lissoni tiles “soften the high demand. the laundry load size and set you have any ideas or tricks times vary slightly in size depending on how Boffi look,” says Dzine owner Cardenio Remember, everybody suf- your washing machine to that work for you, please much they shrink or warp in the firing. The Petrucci. They are handmade near Boffi’s fers when water levels are the proper level; you’ll save send them in. If we get occasional discrepancy adds to the overall Milan headquarters and can be made and low. You’ve heard me say on water and sewer-use handcrafted effect, but grout between the enough of them, I can keep delivered within two months. this before, and I’ll say it charges. 15-by-15-centimeter (almost 6 inches) and the water-saving tips flowing Pros: The all-white tiles can be mixed and again: If we all cut down just 8. Fix leaky 20-by-20-centimeter (almost 8 inches) tiles by writing “volume two” matched for a custom look. Tiles are as easy a little bit with our personal faucets/install water-saving makes it easy enough to clad precisely engi- before the summer ends. to clean as stainless steel but don’t show fin- water use, we’ll all have a lot aerators: Repairing and/or neered Boffi kitchen island stove hoods or gerprints. The tiles are intended to fit Boffi more water for our homes in installing new, efficient aera- Master Contractor/Plumber Ed Del form custom backsplashes and wall treat- hood sizes perfectly, so there is little waste. the long run. ments. tors on faucets can save Grande is known internationally as Cons: The tile-clad hoods can weigh as With that in mind, here is hundreds of gallons a the author of the book “Ed Del “They almost look Victorian,” says much as 600 pounds. Metric grids are harder my new list of summertime Cardenio Petrucci, owner of Dzine, the month. Grande’s House Call” and for host- to apply to American construction planned water-saving suggestions. I 9. Use a broom, rather ing TV shows on Scripps Networks showroom that showcases Boffi kitchens and don’t expect everyone to use in inches. than a hose: It seems that and HGTVPro.com. For more infor- baths in San Francisco. That’s no coinci- every tip on this list, but if Price: $20-$32 per tile most of us forgot how to use mation, visit eddelgrande.com or dence: The new tiles are made by Domenico each of us picks out a few Resources: dzinestore.com a broom when cleaning a write [email protected]. Mori in Macerata, south of Venice, in kilns favorites, we can create big- driveway or a walkway. Always consult local contractors that have been in use since the 19th centu- E-mail Zahid Sardar at [email protected]. ger water reserves in each Sweeping saves water. and codes. area of the country until the cooler fall weather kicks in. 1. Turn off the water: While brushing your teeth or shaving, please keep the faucet off. 2. Cut just one minute off your shower time: Your home can save more than 750 gallons a year by follow- ing this simple, water-saving trick. 3. Landscape with native or drought-tolerant plants: Especially in drier areas, if you use native plants and/or grasses that live naturally in dry climates, you’ll water PepTalk... less. (People, Places & Events) 4. Replace old, water- ...is a weekly feature in the Friday guzzling toilets: Installing new, high-efficiency toilets Real Estate Section. It’s available for in place of older models can your Press Releases, Educational save thousands of gallons of Milestones, Office Openings, and water per year. 5. Use leftover water for other pertinent announcements houseplants: By doing for the real estate industry. things like putting a bucket Please send your information to: under your showerhead while you wait for the water [email protected] to heat up, you can reclaim to have your information considered all the water you may need for this section. Photo’s welcome. for watering houseplants and filling your dog’s bowl. SHNS PHOTO 6. Make sure your dish- Ed Del Grande.

Friday, July 30, 2010 Daily Commercial/South Lake Press C7

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HELAINE FENDELMAN AND Clock Company examples shaped JOE ROSSON like the Statue of Liberty holding a Scripps Howard News Service torch that lights up, a three-dimen- Dear Helaine and Joe: I have sional horse reminiscent of Roy been told the item pictured on the Rogers’ Trigger or a carriage that enclosed photograph is valuable. looks to be waiting for Cinderella. The wagon has a light, and the The covered wagon in today’s United Clock Company of question was initially intended to Brooklyn, N.Y., manufactured the be a television lamp, with the piece. Any information would be round “VO” advertising sign locat- appreciated. — R.B., Durham, ed where the clock should be. N.C. Most television lamps were made Dear R.B.: There seems to be a from ceramic and designed to pro- little confusion about the particu- vide a low light, because it was lars of the United Clock Company thought at the time that watching of Brooklyn, N.Y. One source says television without ambient light the founder was Abraham Levy, would damage the viewer’s eyes. who remained president of the These television lamps came in a company until his death in 1961. variety of shapes that ranged from The firm was reportedly in busi- running deer to flamingos, ships, ness at 379 DeKalb Ave. around panthers, dogs and ducks, among JOE ROSSON AND HELAINE FENDELMAN / TREASURES IN YOUR ATTIC 1905, but it was not incorporated others. This covered-wagon exam- One version of this covered-wagon lamp was meant to sit on a television set, another was designed to provide illumination in until 1931. ple is rather large for the genre and a barroom. Another source links this compa- made from metal and wood, not ny to the more famous Sessions ceramics. At auction, this lamp in voluted, but today, 32 percent of hotel and bar business and subse- (with the driver’s hand moving to Clock Company, but exactly how good condition has sold for as the company is still owned by the quently entered the whiskey trade crack a whip over the horses), its they were connected is left rather much as $225. Bronfman family, which fled the around 1916. In 1924, they opened insurance-replacement value rests vague. This source also maintains However, this piece was not pogroms in czarist Russia in 1889 their first distillery. Today, their in the $400 range. If in less-than- that the United Clock Company designed as a household TV light. and settled in Canada. They had brands include Chivas Regal, perfect condition, the value falls was known for its “carnival clocks” Instead, it was modified by remov- dramatically. — or cheap novelty clocks offered ing the clock and adding logos as been tobacco farmers in Russia, but Crown Royal, Captain Morgan, at carnivals as the “grand prize” in an advertisement for the Seagram this crop did not grow well in the Absolut and Mumm, and are sold Helaine Fendelman and Joe Rosson are games. Company, and probably graced a Canadian climate, so the in more than 150 countries. the authors of “Price It Yourself” Bronfmans had to find other ways This covered-wagon advertising (HarperResource, $19.95). Contact them Indeed, the company was known shelf in a barroom somewhere. at Treasures in Your Attic, P.O. Box 18350, for its figural and novelty clocks, The history of the Seagram to earn a living. piece hails from the late 1950s or Knoxville, TN 37928. E-mail them at treas- and collectors can now find United Company is rather long and con- Eventually, they went into the early 1960s. If in perfect condition [email protected]. Home prices rise Suggestions on how to save the in May from April planet and your bank account J.W. ELPHINSTONE Associated Press ROSEMARY SADEZ to 65 F for at least eight insulated jacket on the exte- energy is lost through win- NEW YORK — Home prices rose in May for the second FRIEDMANN hours a day can reduce your rior part of the air condi- dows. A highly insulated straight month as federal tax incentives pulled more buyers Scripps Howard News Service heating costs by up to 10 tioner. shade could help solve that into the market. OK, so we all want to go problem. Duette honeycomb The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city home price percent. Speaking of thermo- Replacing conventional green and save the planet. shades, particularly those index released Tuesday posted a 1.3 percent increase in May stats, try not to place lamps incandescent light bulbs from April. However, we are also all or large appliances near a with compact fluorescent made by Hunter Douglas, Nineteen of 20 cities showed price gains month over pinching pennies to make thermostat, as they put out ones is a smart idea. Though are made specifically for sav- month. Minneapolis and Atlanta led the way with 2.8 per- ends meet. And we all want heat and will make the air the compact fluorescent ing energy, and they are cent and 2 percent increases, respectively. And San Diego homes that are comfortable conditioner run longer than bulbs cost more initially, attractive as well. For those posted its 13th straight monthly gain. and beautiful. So how can necessary. they last up to 10 times trying to save money, there we save the planet, save is a tax credit you can get Only Las Vegas recorded a price decline. The metro hit a Do you still have an air longer, use two-thirds less money and live comfortably for using Hunter Douglas new record low in May. Home prices there have lost 56.4 conditioner placed in your energy and give off 70 per- percent of their value since peaking in August 2006. all at the same time? Here shades. window somewhere in the cent less heat. Oh, and don’t And while Detroit recorded a 0.7 percent increase from are a few suggestions. April, the average home price there is about same as it was It is a good idea to keep house? Removing those forget what Mom taught you Rosemary Sadez Friedmann, an in 1994. heating and air-conditioner units in the fall is an excel- as a kid: Turn the light off interior designer in Naples, Fla., is Overall, the gains underscore the impact of the govern- filters clean. Replacing the lent idea because they invite whenever you leave a room. author of “Mystery of Color.” For ment's homebuying tax credits. Buyers rushed to purchase fiberglass filters with drafts into the house. If that We all know that much of design inquiries, write to before the credits expired at the end of April. The index is reusable, washable ones is a is not possible, then use an our heating and cooling Rosemary at [email protected]. an average of home sales in March, April and May. great idea because it will May is typically a strong month for selling homes. Most save you money and save economists don't expect the price gains to last through the the planet. year and many predict home prices will fall through the rest There are programmable The Lake & Sumter of the year. thermostats that let you set "I bet in six months 15 to 20 cities will have falling temperatures for different prices," said IHS Global Insight economist Patrick Newport. times of the day so when Real Estate Section He predicts prices will fall another 6 percent to 8 percent you’re out and don’t need before turning around next year. the house to be so cool (or Nationally, prices have risen 5.1 percent from their April 2009 bottom. But they remain 29 percent below their July so warm in winter), the tem- Gets Results! 2006 peak. perature automatically More recent housing figures show a gloomier outlook, changes and you will save For information about even though mortgage rates are at the lowest level in on electricity. 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