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NEWS BRIEFS J.C. Penney at Campbell gets death Crystal River Mall to close The J.C. Penney store at the Crystal River Mall will close on Aug 3. “Everyone was made aware last week,” store manager Angela Anderson said on Tuesday. She added they will be working with the neighboring J.C. Pen- ney stores in Spring Hill, Ocala and Gainesville to try to find jobs for the employees. “I was surprised by the decision,” she said. “But certainly I can understand and respect it.” It will be business as normal until June, when the closing process begins. The announcement about the local J.C. Penney comes just about a year after Sears closed its store at the Crystal River Mall. Gun mistake triggers school lockdown MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle Three Crystal River Citrus County Circuit Court Judge Richard “Ric” Howard reads convicted murderer John Campbell’s sentencing order Tuesday afternoon schools were locked while holding the murder weapon Campbell used to attack and kill his father in August 2010. Campbell received the death penalty for down for less than an bludgeoning his father with the hatchet, killing him in his Inverness home. hour Tuesday afternoon over a misunder- standing about a gun Convicted felon bludgeoned father to death, led police on high-speed chase that never existed. Assistant Superin- A.B. SIDIBE charges to double. He is a seven-time tendent of Schools Staff writer felon including a conviction in which Mike Mullen said three he hid in his former sister-in-law’s Crystal River High INVERNESS — John William closet and attacked her with a ham- School boys had cut Campbell, the man convicted of mer when she got home in a quarrel class and were head- hacking his father to death, is now over custody of his infant son. ing back from a fast- facing death by execution. Howard read a detailed sentenc- food restaurant. While Campbell, 39, was sentenced to ing order that ascribed “weight,”

walking through the death Tuesday by Circuit Judge Ric “slight or little weight” or “no Howard for the Au- weight” to both the woods, they encoun-

gust 2010 killing of prosecution’s aggra- tered a snake and his father, John The vating factors and yelled for someone to Henry Campbell, 68. the defense’s miti- aggravating “ get a gun so they Campbell also was gating factors. could shoot it. sentenced 70 years factors outweigh In the end, A passerby heard for robbery crimes Howard said the the boys yell something “ he committed dur- the mitigating prosecution team of about a gun and noti- ing the time of his fa- Rich Buxman and fied school authorities. ther’s death. That factors. Pete Magrino Deputies re- sentence is to run proved four out of sponded, searched the consecutive with the Judge Ric Howard six aggravating explaining his sentencing of 25 years he was factors. boys, and found no John Campbell. weapon. They will be handed in Her- After his convic- disciplined for skipping nando County for at- tion in January, it school but not for the tempted murder for ramming his took the same jurors less than an non-gun incident. vehicle into a parked deputy’s vehi- hour to return with a death penalty cle during a police pursuit following recommendation to Howard. The Sheriff’s the killing of his father. Campbell vote was 8-4 in favor of death. deputies bust also was tagged a habitual violent While the 12-person panel had to felony offender, which caused the be unanimous in deciding a guilty grow house maximum sentences for his robbery verdict, a simple majority vote was On Tuesday, mem- needed to recommend to Howard bers of the Citrus A chained-and-shackled John Camp- whether Campbell should head to County Sheriff’s Office bell stands in court prior to being Tactical Impact Unit sentenced Tuesday afternoon. See VERDICT/ Page A5 served a search warrant at 4715 E. Hills- dale Lane, Inverness, in reference to a possible marijuana grow house. Company lists pan/scraper at $159,000 Upon entry to the four-bedroom, two- sponding to a reporter’s in- bathroom home, de- County: As-is price much lower quiry, called the com- tectives found one pany’s offices to find out bedroom dedicated to MIKE WRIGHT perplexed to learn that more about the online the cultivation of Staff writer Ring Power Corp., which offer. marijuana. credited the county about Assistant County Admin- Michele Mederos, CRYSTAL RIVER — $36,000 in trade-in value istrator Ken Frink said in a 49, and Christopher The unlikely story of a Cit- for the piece of landfill Tuesday memo to County Garifalos, 37, were ar- rus County landfill equipment, posted the ma- Administrator Brad rested and face multi- pan/scraper continues chinery for sale online Fri- Thorpe that Ring Power’s ple charges. Twenty- even as the heavy equip- day at $159,000. list price included im- Special to the Chronicle eight plants were ment transitions away Ring Power withdrew provements and a new The county received about $36,000 in trade-in value for from county ownership. the online advertisement this landfill pan/scraper, but a company wants to sell it seized during the County officials were after county officials, re- See PRICE/ Page A5 for $159,000. operation. — From staff reports

INDEX Comics ...... C7 Three nabbed New details in UCF plot Community ...... C5 Crossword ...... C6 Editorial ...... A12 cluded drinking at a bar near Entertainment . . . . .B6 in meth bust Former student had checklist campus and pulling the fire Horoscope ...... B6 alarm — which investigators Lottery Numbers . . .B4 A.B. SIDIBE Associated Press James Oliver Seevaku- believe was meant to flush out Lottery Payouts . . . .B6 Staff writer maran was crossing items off potential victims. A photo of Movies ...... C7 ORLANDO — The former his list ahead of his planned the list shows the final item Obituaries ...... A6 Three Hernando residents are facing student behind an aborted at- attack on classmates with guns reads: “good luck & give them Classifieds ...... C8 multiple drug charges, with bond for each tack plot at a Florida univer- and homemade explosives, hell!” TV Listings ...... C6 set at $155,500. sity was working off a University of Central Florida Instead, Seevakumaran Jacob Stuebs, 21, William Isaac checklist that included plans Police Chief Richard Beary shot and killed himself as po- Leonard, 29, and Denise Robin Stuebs, 29, to get drunk, pull a fire alarm said at a news conference. lice officers arrived in and then “give them hell,” au- The list found along with his See BUST/ Page A5 thorities said Tuesday. dead body early Monday in- See PLOT /Page A4 A2 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2013 LOCAL CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Hospital, YMCA agree to partnership

Special to the Chronicle This rendering depicts the joint-use facility envisioned by YMCA and Citrus Memorial Health System officials.

Crystal River, Homosassa Y or the hospital.” she said. “It just makes Deal waiting on legal approval and Inverness. Joanna Castle, execu- sense to have one place for Mulligan said he expects tive director of the YMCA people to go with so many high usage when the new Citrus County branch, activities for a better qual- MIKE WRIGHT facility is built on the 18- said Tuesday the agree- ity of life.” Staff writer Hospital Chief Executive Officer acre site. ment benefits the Contact Chronicle re- “It’s not going to sit there community. porter Mike Wright at 352- INVERNESS — Citrus Ryan Beaty sent letters to 800 under-utilized,” he said. “We’re all very excited 563-3228 or mwright Memorial Health System “It’s going to be used by the about this collaboration,” @chronicleonline.com. and the YMCA of the Sun- contributors letting them know of coast have entered into a the potential change. He said he 000ECH8 partnership for a new YMCA and wellness cen- hasn’t heard a negative opinion ter on County Road 486 in Lecanto. from any of them. The CMHS foundation board of directors unani- he said. “We think there’s bers at first were reluctant mously approved the enough win-win to go because contributors agreement Monday night. forward.” made donations under the Because the foundation is The YMCA arrangement belief the hospital well- using private contribu- is not what hospital organ- ness center would be at tions that were meant for izers had in mind when Allen Ridge. another project, the ap- they began a fund-raising Hospital Chief Execu- proval is contingent upon drive for a wellness center. tive Officer Ryan Beaty a written opinion from an The hospital raised more sent letters to 800 contrib- attorney that the founda- than $2 million for a well- utors letting them know of tion’s actions are legal. ness center at its Allen the potential change. He The agreement calls for Ridge medical complex in said he hasn’t heard a neg- CMHS to contribute $2 Lecanto. ative opinion from any of million toward the project. YMCA organizers, how- them. The YMCA must raise $5 ever, suggested a partner- Still, Beaty said he million within 18 months. ship with CMHS at the awaiting a legal opinion to Chronicle Publisher planned YMCA facility be- make sure the hospital can Gerry Mulligan, co-chair- cause many of the amenities shift the project’s location. man of the YMCA capital of a wellness center are also The agreement allows committee, said fund-rais- to be included in the new either party to back out ing is already at the $2.8 building, such as a swim- within 60 days for any rea- million level. ming pool, exercise equip- son or no reason at all. “The community is very ment and classroom space. The YMCA serves about much behind this event,” Foundation board mem- 2,200 children at locales in

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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Around the COUNTY Senators reveal Medicaid plan

Sheriff taking Associated Press Negron’s proposal Thursday. questions tonight We don’t want to do it the Meanwhile, Sen. Aaron Bean TALLAHASSEE — The deci- wants to pass up the free federal Sheriff Jeff Dawsy will be sion to offer Medicaid coverage to Washington way. We want to do it dollars and instead use state funds in the WYKE-TV studio for roughly 1 million Florida resi- to help residents pay for a basic the “Sheriff’s 10-43” show dents under the federal health law the Florida way. insurance plan. Bean and several from 7:30 is triggering partisan bickering other conservative lawmakers to 8:30 amid competing proposals to pass Sen. Joe Negron have spoken out against the so- p.m. up billions of federal dollars en- presenting voucher plan for Medicaid expansion. called “Obamacare” law, saying today, tirely or to accept the money, but the federal government can’t af- taking funnel it into private insurance. share gradually dropping to 90 line with his desire to helping the ford the money it’s borrowing and phone A week after House and Senate percent. state’s uninsured while it is 100 they don’t want Floridians to con- calls, an- committees in the Republican-led Negron said he’s confident his percent federally funded. tribute to the federal govern- swering legislature vetoed expanding bill is laid out in a way that would “I’m confident that we have ment’s lack of fiscal sobriety. questions Medicaid, two very different Med- qualify for funds under The Af- enough time left during the ses- Bean is slated to present his pro- fordable Care Act. He hopes to sion that the Legislature will do posal Wednesday to the Senate and lis- Jeff Dawsy icaid expansion proposals are emerging in the Senate. have a program ready for enrollees the right thing,” Scott said. Health Policy Committee. tening to sheriff of Citrus County will Sen. Joe Negron wants to offer beginning in October. The majority The Stuart Republican law- Both plans would require resi- com- take calls. residents vouchers to purchase of the residents newly eligible for maker wants Florida Healthy dents to pay premiums and co-pays. ments. private insurance. But it’s unclear coverage are childless adults. Kids to oversee the program, say- Negron’s bill doesn’t go into de- Call 352-527-2341 anytime whether fellow Republican law- “The money that is available is ing it has a good track record with tails of co-pays and premiums but after 7:30 p.m. to speak makers will accept federal dollars paid for by taxpayers of Florida. I the state and strong doctor partic- he said federal regulations allow with the sheriff. to pay 100 percent of the program’s voted against expanding Medicaid. ipation. Insurers under Negron’s modest co-pays of around $3.80 “Sheriff’s 10-43” is broad- costs for three years or shun the I don’t support doing it that way,” plan would be required to spend for a hospital visit for those living cast on WYKE, which is offer and rely on state dollars. Negron said Tuesday. “We don’t 85 percent of their funds on below 100 percent of the poverty channel 16 for all cable cus- Under President Barack want to do it the Washington way. health services — a measure that level and higher co-pays and de- tomers. Prior “Sheriff’s 10- Obama’s health care law, the fed- We want to do it the Florida way.” protects for-profit companies ductibles, similar to what the pri- 43” shows can be seen via eral government would pay the Republican Gov. Rick Scott is from scrimping on patient care. vate sector charges, for those the sheriff’s website at entire cost of Medicaid expansion already voicing support for Ne- The Senate Appropriations living between 100 and 138 per- www.sheriffcitrus.org. The for three years, with the federal gron’s proposal. Scott said it is in Committee is expected to take up cent of the poverty line. weekly shows are also re- broadcast on WYKE at 11 a.m. Fridays. Vets case manager available monthly The Citrus County Veter- ans Services Department Pay to make it go away has announced a case manager will be available during the week to assist It’s ‘potty veterans to apply for benefits and provide information time’ for one for other veterans’ benefits. ■ First Wednesday of each month — Lakes Re- Relay for Life gional Library, 1511 Druid Road, Inverness. team ■ Second Wednesday of NANCY KENNEDY each month — Homosassa Staff writer Library, 4100 S. Grand- march Ave., Homosassa INVERNESS ■ Third Wednesday of he Inverness each month — Coastal Re- Relay for Life gional Library, 8619 W. team at Kovach Crystal St., Crystal River. T& Associates Hours are 10 a.m. to 2 law firm hopes to help p.m. To make an appoint- flush cancer away with ment call 352-527-5915. its “Potty Time” fundraiser. Democrats plan To raise cancer FDR/JFK dinner awareness and funds for the American Can- From 6 to 10 p.m. Satur- cer Society, the law firm day, April 27, the Citrus team is selling “insur- County Democratic Execu- ance” against having tive Committee will host the the purple toilet deliv- annual FDR/JFK Fundrais- ered to local businesses. ing Dinner in the Hampton Full insurance pro- Room at the Citrus Hills tection for $25 ensures Country Club. Entertain- against being surprised ment is by Steve Robinson. by a decorated toilet Tickets are $40 Contact filled with flowers in 352-726-3898 or front of your business. [email protected] for For $10, you can have MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle tickets or information about the toilet transferred to Members of the Inverness Relay for Life team at Kovach & Associates law firm are, from left, Sherry Dunn, the event. the Inverness location Mike Kovach, Courtney Tucker, Jennifer Tucker, Laura Kovach and Paula Castro. The team stands with the of your choice. Greene to speak at purple toilet they hope will be instrumental in their fundraising efforts. Buy “insurance” for $25 to keep the Potty removal from eye-catching display off a lawn, donate $15 to have it removed or give $10 to send it to someone else’s lawn. Beverly Hills meeting your location is $15. Property Appraiser Geoff “So far, we haven’t both mesothelioma and Castro added that even had businesses RELAY FOR LIFE Greene will be guest gotten too many ‘no’s,” skin cancer. they wanted to do some- across the county want speaker at the first in a se- said Paula Castro, the They are also doing thing different, some- to participate. ■ April 5, Crystal ries of town hall meetings at law firm’s administrator. this in memory of Mike thing that would make The team hopes to River at Crystal the Cen- The team — Castro, Kovach’s mother, Gio- people notice — like a raise at least $1,000 by River High School. tral Ridge legal assistant Sherry van (“Sugie”), who died decorated purple toilet. the date of the Inver- ■ April 12, Lecanto Commu- Dunn, paralegal Jen- Jan. 23 from breast Castro said one local ness Relay, April 19. at Lecanto High nifer Tucker and her The Inverness Relay nity Cen- cancer. business paid the $25 School. daughter Courtney — is “We’ve gone to the insurance, but asked to for Life goal is to raise ter, ■ April 19, Inverness doing this in honor of Relay for the past three have the toilet deliv- $125,000. at Citrus High spon- Tucker’s husband, “Paula is really per- years with my dad to do ered to their site any- School. sored by David, whose non- the survivors and care- way and kept it there all suasive over the the Bev- Hodgkin’s lymphoma is givers walks, but this is day. phone,” Tucker said. erly Hills Geoff currently in remission; the first time we’re “It’s a good thing we “Every time she gets a been having a lot of fun Civic As- Greene Dunn’s father who was going as a team,” said haven’t had to deliver it ‘yes’ from someone, she with this. sociation. Citrus County diagnosed with stage III Courtney Tucker, 17. to too many places, be- rings a bell. “It makes people The appraiser. bladder cancer last year “This is a way we can be cause it takes two of us “She’s been ringing laugh and it’s all for a meeting and Castro’s father who hands-on and actually to lift it,” Castro said. the bell a lot.” good cause,” he said. will be at was diagnosed with do something.” She added they’ve Kovach said they’ve “It’s potty time!” 7 p.m. Thursday, March 28, and will last about an hour. Complimentary coffee and cookies will be served. This is a chance to get the property appraiser’s po- Immigration, naturalization classes Friday at local libraries sition on the predicament NANCY KENNEDY Tampa for an interview. relating to Progress Energy Staff writer “People get nervous, and we don’t want and choices the county anyone’s nervousness to prevent them Free citizenship class series commission must make. Whether you’re curious about the topic from completing the process and obtain- The meeting is free and of immigration in the United States or ing citizenship,” she said. Special to the Chronicle special presentation at open to all. you’re interested in becoming a natural- There will also be free study materials the final class May 29. For information, call Bon- ized U.S. citizen — or somewhere in be- for the naturalization test (while they Beginning April 17, the Participants in the nie Larsen at 352-746- tween — representatives from the U.S. last), and a time for general questions Citrus County Library seven weeks of classes 2657, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Citizenship and Immigration Services of- and answers. System will be offering a will gain assistance in the Democrats to meet fice will be presenting two informational From 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Ho- seven-week U.S. citizen- goal of passing the U.S. programs Friday, March 22. mosassa Library, at 4100 S. Grandmarch ship program at the Ho- Naturalization Exam. in Homosassa From 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Ave., “Immigration 101” will give a broad mosassa Public Library. Test topics to be re- The Southwest Citrus Lakes Region Library, 1511 Druid Road, overview about immigration, such as the The free classes are from viewed include: Ameri- Democratic Club meets at Inverness, learn about the naturalization different ways people come to the U.S., 1 to 2:30 p.m. Wednesdays can history, branches of 10:30 a.m. the first Satur- process. how to obtain immigration benefits, a lit- from April 17 to May 29. government, courts and “This is for anyone who thinks they’re tle bit about naturalization and how to day of each month at the Materials will be legal system, and famous eligible or close to being eligible or they avoid immigration scams. Sugarmill Woods Country provided. Americans. aren’t sure how to go about being eligi- Susan Mutschler, public services man- Volunteer tutors Learners will receive Club, 1 Douglas St., Ho- ble,” said Sharon Scheidhauer from the ager for the Citrus County Library Sys- mosassa. All registered Cherie Byrnes, Connie sample test questions immigration office in Tampa. “We’ll talk tem, said whenever the library has its Howell, Vickie Caligure and have interview Democrats are welcome to about all the requirements, the forms and twice-a-year citizenship classes, between and Mona Peters will be practice. attend. fees. One of the most helpful things we do 12 and 25 people attend. the instructors. Registration is recom- For information, email is a mock interview. After a person files She said the spring seven-week citi- Immigration lawyer mended. For informa- [email protected] or call an application for naturalization and zenship classes will begin April 17. Friedrich Casutt von tion, contact library staff 352-382-0343. goes through fingerprinting, they get an For information, call the Homosassa Batemberg will give a at 352-628-5626. —From staff reports appointment to come to our office in Library at 352-628-5626. A4 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2013 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

Seevakumaran to plan for an attack. The chief said For the RECORD PLOT they haven’t found a writ- Continued from Page A1 ten explanation. Citrus County ON THE NET tion on an original felony More details emerged Sheriff’s Office charge of grand theft. No bond. ■ Dylan Kelly response to the fire alarm Tuesday about Seevaku- Arrests For more information about arrests made by the , 20, at 12:33 and a 911 call from a maran’s solitary lifestyle. ■ Crystal Nipper Citrus County Sheriff’s Office, go to www.sheriff a.m. March 16 on a felony , 30, and charge of possession of a con- roommate. Beary says au- Seevakumaran’s family Noah Elwood, 37, of South- citrus.org and click on the Public Information link, trolled substance (marijuana) thorities confirmed he said he was a loner who east Fifth Street, Webster, at then on Arrest Reports. and a misdemeanor charge of had gone earlier to the didn’t have a history of vi- 11:30 a.m. March 14 each on olence in a brief state- Also under Public Information on the CCSO possession of drug parapher- bar and drank. No one felony charges of possession website, click on Crime Mapping for a view of ment released by nalia. Bond $2,000. else was hurt. of a firearm by a convicted where each type of crime occurs in Citrus County. authorities. Beary told ■ Kasda Atkins, 30 of Bev- In the 911 call made felon and possession of a con- Click on Offense Reports to see lists of burglary, public Tuesday, Arabo the news conference that trolled substance (metham- erly Hills, at 7:06 a.m. March 16 theft and vandalism. For the Record reports are on a misdemeanor charge of “BK” Babakhani spoke in he acted alone and didn’t phetamine) and misdemeanor also archived online at www.chronicleonline.com. a calm but urgent tone as have any friends. charges of possession of a trespassing. Bond $500. the screeching of the fire “He didn’t like to talk to firearm with removed serial Citrus County Sheriff’s Office/Fire Rescue Chief ■ Robert McCoy, 48, of alarm made it difficult for people,” Beary said. number and possession of Larry Morabito said the fire service is seeking Crystal River, at 3:46 p.m. March the dispatcher to him. He Babkhani said Seevaku- drug paraphernalia. Bond for volunteers to serve alongside paid staff at all 16 on a misdemeanor charge of said he had opened the maran rarely left the each was set at $16,000. stations. For information, call John Beebe, volun- intentional, unlawful threat by door to his room because dorm apartment, accord- ■ Perry Tanner, 22, of teer coordinator, at 352-527-5406. word or act to do violence to an- of the fire alarm and saw ing to a dispatcher’s notes. West Pinoak Court, Ho- other (domestic). No bond. Seevakumaran with a gun. In an interview with stu- mosassa, at 3:47 p.m. March Burglaries “He pulled a gun on dent publication Knightly 14 on a felony charge of traf- ing a law enforcement officer possession of new legend ■ and a Citrus County warrant for drug. No bond. A residential burglary was me,” Babakhani said. News, Babakhani said ficking in or endeavoring to traf- reported at 10:29 a.m. Monday, seven misdemeanor charges ■ John Hamilton “The fire alarm went off. Seevakumaran avoided fic in stolen property. According , 46, of March 18, in the 6700 block of of obtaining property by means I opened the door to see eye contact, never had vis- to his arrest affidavit, he is ac- North Olive Avenue, Crystal E. Red Robin Lane, Inverness. itors to the dorm and cused of pawning stolen jew- of worthless check. Bond River, at 1:51 a.m. March 15 on what’s going on and he’s ■ A commercial burglary elry. He was released on his $1,550. a felony charge of driving while there with some gun.” never was seen talking to was reported at 11:09 a.m. own recognizance. ■ Brittany Reeves license suspended (habitual of- Babakhani told the dis- anyone on a cellphone. , 20, of March 18 in the 7300 block of ■ Dalan Lafave Homosassa, at 3:49 p.m. fender). Bond $2,000. patcher that he slammed “Instead of walking by , 24, of S. Old Oaks Drive, Floral City. me, sometimes he’ll walk West Fern Place, Homosassa, March 14 on a misdemeanor ■ Timothy Carpenter, 25, shut his door and locked it. ■ A commercial burglary at 5:20 p.m. March 14 on a charge of providing aid to an of South Florida Avenue, Floral At the time of the at- around me,” the room- was reported at 5:39 p.m. Marion County warrant for a unmarried minor runaway with- City, at 8:30 a.m. March 15 on tack, packages were wait- mate said in an interview March 18 in the 6600 block of felony charge of petit theft. out notifying a law enforcement a Citrus County warrant for vio- ing for Seevakumaran at posted on the Knightly N. Carl G. Rose Highway, Bond $5,000. officer. Bond $500. lation of probation on an origi- a campus mailroom con- News website. “The only Hernando. taining two 22-round time he made solid eye ■ Denise Schippers, 42, of ■ Zachary Wheeler, 34, of nal felony charge of obtaining Theft magazines and a sling for contact with me is when West Mink Lane, Homosassa, Northeast 12th Terrace, Crystal substance by fraud. No bond. his rifle and a firearms he was pointing the gun at at 3:49 p.m. March 14 on a River, at 7:07 p.m. March 14 on ■ Justin Smith, 33, of East ■ A petit theft was reported training DVD, officials me.” misdemeanor charge of pro- a Citrus County warrant for vio- Glencoe Street, at 8:10 a.m. at 11:41 a.m. Monday, March said Tuesday. Babakhani didn’t im- viding aid to an unmarried lation of probation on an origi- March 15 on a Citrus County 18, in the 800 block of S.E. Investigators have also mediately respond to minor runaway without notify- nal felony charge of warrant for violation of proba- Eighth Ave., Crystal River. said that they found four messages left by The As- makeshift explosives in a sociated Press. backpack, an assault rifle, AP reporters have also handgun, high capacity knocked on the doors of his Legal notices in today’s Citrus C ounty Chronicle ammunition drums and mother and sister’s homes, hundreds of bullets near but no one answered. his body. The business major, Citrus County Tax Collector ...... A13 The police released a who held a job at an on- video of officers’ re- campus sushi restaurant, Fictitious Name Notices ...... C12 sponse to the scene that had never been seen by Bid Notices...... C12 shows several of them university counselors and cautiously entering the had no disciplinary prob- Meeting Notices...... C1 2 suite with their guns lems with other students, drawn as strobes from the said university Foreclosure Sale/Action Notices ...... C12 fire alarm flash. The spokesman Grant Heston. Notice to Creditors/Administration ...... C12 footage shows them en- Heston said that the tering the room and dis- school had been in the Self Storage Notices...... C11 covering his body. process of removing See- Beary said authorities vakumaran from the dor- Tax Deed Notices...... C11 still aren’t aware of a mo- mitory because he hadn’t enrolled for the current Surplus Property...... C11 tive or significant circum- 000E4C8 stance that led semester.

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dieval looking, oaken- VERDICT handled” cutting imple- ment with a blade “more Citizens travel costs scrutinized Continued from Page A1 suited for crushing than cutting” and chopped his death row or be handed father three times in the life without parole. The head with it while he sat Gov. Scott, AG Bondi still have questions about spending ultimate decision of life in a recliner. or death was Howard’s, He then rifled through The News Service of appropriate and fair use of Gilway said he intends employees simply did what but he is required by law his father’s pockets and Florida travel they should no to ask later this week that they were allowed to do. to give “great weight” to went through the house longer be employed there. the Citizens Board of Gov- “While Citizens employ- the jury recommenda- looking for money and TALLAHASSEE — Em- Were all held to that stan- ernors further cap daily ees did not violate the stan- tion. credit cards. ployees of Citizens Prop- dard. I dont think you have meal reimbursements for dards in place, we had very “The aggravating fac- He then took off and erty Insurance Corp. face a to spell it out for them.” employees to $36, the same bad standards that were in tors outweigh the mitigat- used the credit card to second round of travel and Citizens President Barry as for other state govern- place,” Gilway said. ing factors,” Howard said buy gift cards, which he expense cutbacks, follow- Gilway has been scaling ment employees, while Before Gilway was hired to Campbell before im- gave to a drug dealer in ing more questions from back on travel by employ- traveling on state business, last year, employees wer- posing the death Ocala in exchange for Gov. Rick Scott and Attor- ees at the state-created and to cut mileage from ent capped on meal or sentence. crack cocaine. After get- ney General Pam Bondi company, making policies the federal 54-cents a mile hotel expenses, leaving Campbell had no reac- ting high and then being about spending at the more closely resemble rate to the state’s 44-cents. the decision of “reason- tion to the verdict, but tracked by police, he led state-backed insurer. stricter guidelines in place Gilway told Scott, Bondi able standards” to the dis- could be seen thanking them in a chase on U.S. 19 “These are adults, this for state government em- and members of the Cabi- cretion of managers. The his attorneys, assistant before ramming his vehi- isn’t a fraternity, these are ployees. The changes net on Tuesday he prefers guideline had been in public defenders Devon cle into a deputy’s vehi- people employed by Citi- come in response to a re- to move the agency forward place since 2005. Sharkey and Michael cle. Campbell and his zens, and taxpayers dol- view ordered last year by rather than harp on the He imposed a $60 a day Lamberti. attorneys said it was a bid lars are being used,” Scott that found excessive problems of the past. And stipend for meals and lim- The elder Campbell’s to commit suicide after Bondi said Tuesday. “If spending by company offi- he again noted that the pre- ited hotel stays at $150 a body was discovered Aug. killing his father and not they cant figure out what’s cials traveling for work. vious rules were lax, and night last October. 10 by sheriff ’s deputies an attempt to kill the conducting a well-being deputy who was standing check on him in the living by the vehicle. The room of the doublewide deputy fled as the car bar- mobile home the father reled toward him, but still House panel passes stricter ethics bill and son shared on East sustained injuries. Camp- Nugget Lane. bell was hospitalized with 13-02) even with some members say- fice. The House measure would The younger Campbell serious injuries. The News Service of Florida ing they were uneasy with parts of apply that prohibition only to the reportedly grabbed what Campbell has 30 days to TALLAHASSEE — The House the legislation. Senate president and House Howard called a “me- appeal. began its work on ethics reform One departure from the Senate speaker. Tuesday, unanimously approving measure (SB 2) would limit the so- “This change was made after we Stuebs, they found a large legislation that is already facing called revolving door portion of the heard from members who were red container full of sy- charges that its too weak and getting legislation. concerned that the provision was so BUST ringes that tested positive tangled in the politics of the resig- The upper chambers bill would broad and vague that it might un- Continued from Page A1 for meth. In a shed, inves- nation of former Lt. Gov. Jennifer bar all members of the Legislature fairly prohibit former legislators tigators also found one-pot Carroll. from lobbying agencies or taking from legitimate and lawful employ- all of North McGee Drive, cooks, lithium battery cas- The House Ethics and Elections quasi-lobbying jobs with firms look- ment opportunities,” said Rep. Jim were nabbed Monday ings, Coleman fuel cans Subcommittee voted to move for- ing to influence lawmakers for at Boyd, the Bradenton Republican evening and charged with and other things used in ward with the measure (PCB EES two years after the member left of- who chairs the subcommittee. several counts including the manufacture of meth. possession of metham- Investigators also found a phetamine and the manu- few HCI gas generators. public works director trader.com, Ring Power repair cost plus the trade- facture and conspiracy to HCl gas is commonly PRICE Larry Brock had just told posted the pan/scraper for in value. manufacture the drug. used for production of him the equipment was sale Friday at a list price of The memo says Ring Continued from Page A1 When investigators exe- meth. It is often derived dissembled and “in $159,000. While the listing Power’s list price for sale cuted a search warrant on by mixing sulfuric acid pieces” at Ring Power and did not include a photo, includes a “significant re- the residence, they discov- such as commercial drain paint job. The company’s the county would have to the serial/pin number is build of major compo- ered all manner of materials cleaner or hydrochloric sale price “as is,” Frink pay to have it assembled the same as the landfill nents” plus a paint job. associated with the manu- acid (muriatic acid) and said, is $79,000. for resale. pan/scraper. The as-is price, Frink said, facture and use of meth, ac- salt in a reaction con- Citrus County commis- The next day, Schweick- The Chronicle contacted is only $7,000 higher than cording to the report. tainer, referred to as an sioners last week voted 4-1 ert visited the Ring Power county officials Monday to the county’s estimate of Investigators also noticed HCl generator. to trade in the 1995 facility in Brooksville and ask about Ring Power ask- the equipment’s value. burn marks on the grass in According to the report, pan/scraper for a Caterpil- videotaped the fully as- ing a much higher price Frink’s memo said the the backyard that are con- all three suspects admit- lar hydraulic excavator sembled pan/scraper func- for the equipment than it county expects a letter sistent with drips from the ted to roles in the manu- rather than repair it at a cost tioning properly. He then gave in trade-in to the today from Ring Power’s noxious mix of chemicals in facture and use of meth. of $35,709. After the $36,493 posted the video on county. When officials corporate headquarters in “one-pot cooks.” They were arrested and trade-in, the excavator cost YouTube. searched the machinery- St. Augustine with a time- According to arrest transported to the Citrus the county $161,586. Frink said he didn’t trader.com website later in line of events from the records, when investiga- County Detention Center. When citizen Bob know that Ring Power had the day, the posting had company’s standpoint. tors entered the home’s Contact Chronicle re- Schweickert suggested try- assembled the machine on been removed. Contact Chronicle re- master bedroom, which is porter A.B. Sidibe at 352- ing to sell the equipment its own without county Frink’s memo said the porter Mike Wright at 352- reportedly shared by 564-2925 or asidibe online for a higher price, knowledge or approval. value of the repaired 563-3228 or mwright Leonard and Denise @chronicleonline.com. Frink said that assistant According to machinery- pan/scraper is $72,201 — @chronicleonline.com. 000E5ZE Second Six Month Smiles Annual

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Phillians, age Chanda Lee Costa, 67, CRYSTAL RIVER Mrs. Ruth Elizabeth NEW YORK — The Sidney 90 of Lecanto, Florida, Crystal River, died March Hatten, 75 Paul J. “Gangster” Page, Bundy Williams, age 89 of Statue of Liberty is sched- died Saturday, March 16, 18, 2013, at Life Care Cen- 66, of Crystal River, died Inverness, Florida, died uled to reopen by Inde- 2013 in Inverness, FL. ter in Lecanto under the FLORAL CITY Monday, March 18, 2013, in Tuesday, March 19, 2013 in pendence Day, about eight Fanny was born May 27, care of Hospice of Citrus Sidney L. Hatten, 75, the loving care of his fam- Inverness. She was born months after it was closed 1922 in Dayton, Ohio to County. Chanda was born Floral City, died at home ily and his extended fam- December 14, 1923 in Wal- because of superstorm parents Harry and Oct. 15, 1945, in Lansing, March 18, 2013, under the ily at HPH ton, NY, daughter of Albert Sandy. Christina Baker. She was Mich., to the late Robert J. care of his Hospice in and Amelia (Wood) Bundy. Secretary of the Interior married to Max B. and Mary Louise (Powis) family and Lecanto, She worked as a licensed Ken Salazar made the an- Phillians for 63 years. Max Costa. She was employed Hospice of Fla., after practical nurse with Citrus nouncement Tuesday along passed away January 16, as a registered nurse, Citrus losing his Memorial Hospital retir- with U.S. Sen. Charles 2006. working for many years at County. battle to ing after 34 years. She Schumer of New York. In 1940, Fanny gradu- St. Luke’s Hospital in New Mr. Hatten cancer. moved to Inverness, The statue itself was ated from Steele High Bedford, Mass. Chanda en- was born He is Florida from St. Peters- spared damage from the School and later attended joyed sewing, painting and Oct. 14, survived burg in 1970. Her interests late October storm, but Lib- Otterbein College. Fanny embroidery work. She was 1937, in by his lov- Paul included gardening and and her husband Max a lifelong “Parrothead” family get togethers. erty Island, where the Sumrall, ing wife, Page moved to Florida in 1992 and member of the Moose Sidney Mrs. Williams was pre- statue sits, was badly dam- Miss., to Hatten Gail Page; to escape the Ohio winters Lodge of Inverness. the late daughter and son-in-law, ceded in death by her par- aged. Railings broke, full time. They joined Left to cherish her mem- ents, husband, Robert B. paving stones were torn up J.D. and Lavada Hatten. Paula and Harley Hough some of their life-long ory are her children, John of Crystal River, Fla.; step- Williams, daughter, and buildings were flooded. He came to his area in friends in Citrus County. C. Baier Jr. and wife Lisa, 1975 following his retire- daughter, Amy Wildonger Sharon Davis, and 3 broth- The storm also destroyed Fanny retired from the Dartmouth, Mass., and of Orlando, Fla.; sister and ers, James, Ralph and boilers, sewage pumps and ment from the U.S. Air U.S. State Department of Cathy Mehrl and husband Force where he served brother-in-law, Patsy and Leon Bundy. Survivors in- electrical systems on the Defense after 22 years of Steve, Crystal River; more than 20 years, retir- Patrick Hallett of Ontario, clude son, Mark R. (Lor- island. distinguished service in grandchildren, Heather ing as a master sergeant. Canada; two nieces, Emily raine) Williams of NASA moon craft the Defense Logistics Carpenter and husband Following his retirement, Hallett and Carly Sherwin, Hernando, daughter, Bob- Agency. She received sev- Mitchell and Alex Mehrl he worked as a superin- of Ontario, Canada; step- bie (Amos) Billings of In- spots crash sites eral commendations dur- and wife Nichelle; and tendent for several local grandson/granddaughter verness, 9 grandchildren, LOS ANGELES — When ing her career but the great-grandchildren, golf courses including In- Tyson and Kristy Hough; Yvonne, Terri, Henry II, NASA’s twin spacecraft Ebb moment she was most Emily Carpenter and verness Golf and Country and great-grandchildren Elizabeth, Marc II, Jeff, and Flow crashed into the proud of was when she re- Joshua and Brody Baier. Club. Sid was very active Ayden and Allie Hough of Bonnie, Julie and Michael, moon last year, scientists ceived a personal letter Chas. E. Davis Funeral in the VFW, having Canton, Ga. 18 great grandchildren, 2 were not sure they would from President Gerald Home with Crematory is founded the Floral City He was born Sept. 23, nieces, Ginger and Ford praising her work in assisting the family with Michelle, a nephew, get pictures of the impact Post 7122 where he served 1946, in Montreal, Quebec, saving money in negotiat- private arrangements. Do- Bruce, and other numer- sites. as past commander. He Canada, to the late Mar- ing contracts. In addition nations in Chanda’s mem- also was past commander garet E. and John Page. ous nieces and nephews. On Tuesday, NASA re- to her other duties, Fanny ory are requested to Friends who wish may leased before-and-after im- of VFW Post 4337, past Dis- He served in the Royal also served as an Equal Humanitarians of Florida, Canadian Navy from 1964 send memorial donations ages of the lunar north pole trict 7 commander, District Employment Opportunity P.O. Box 924, Inverness, FL 7 quartermaster, and state to 1968 aboard the aircraft to Hospice of Citrus where Ebb and Flow came Counselor at Defense 34451 in lieu of flowers. carrier Bonaventure as an County, P.O. Box 641270, to rest. The Lunar Recon- inspector. Electronics Supply Center Sign the guest book at He is survived by his aircraft mechanic. He was Beverly Hills, FL 34464. naissance Orbiter flew over for 13 years. In 1979 she www.chronicleonline.com. wife, Barbara Hatten, Flo- a man of many talents, The family would like to the crash sites months later was named the top EEO ral City; three sons, Jay writing for local newspa- express their gratitude to and imaged the final resting Counselor in the Defense Hatten of South Carolina, pers in Nova Scotia, creat- both the staff of Arbor spots, which appear as dots Department and received Sidney Hatten Jr., Lutz, ing stained-glass church Trail Rehab and Hospice in the pictures. an award from Washing- and Adam McCann, Floral windows, owning several of Citrus County for the ton, DC. love and care they gave to Ebb and Flow deliber- George City; two daughters, businesses from restau- ately slammed into a lunar Mrs. Phillians was a Catherine Parker of At- rants to Polaris dealer- Mom. Online condolences mountain in December after member of the Inverness Hammond Jr., lanta, Ga., and Valerie ships, but he returned to may be sent to the family successfully mapping the Women’s Club and the Cit- 87 Fimple, Albuquerque, his first love as a meat www.HooperFuneral moon’s gravity field. The lo- rus Four and More. She INVERNESS N.M,; one sister, Genice chanic, working his small- Home.com. Arrangements cation was chosen because was a member of the St. Spetz, Yorbalinda, Calif.; engine repair business. by the Inverness Chapel of George Hammond Jr., it was far away from the Michael the Archangel nine grandchildren; and He was an avid boater in Hooper Funeral Homes & 87, Inverness, died Mon- Apollo landings and other Greek Orthodox Church three great-grandchildren. his early years, an avid Crematory. and an affiliate member of day, March 18, 2013, at his historic sites. Graveside military hon- biker in his later years and the First Presbyterian residence. ors will be offered at 1:30 was the former president SO YOU KNOW Church of Inverness. Private burial at the Calif. nuke plant p.m. Friday, May 22, 2013, of the Rolling Nomads. He The U.S. military Fanny is survived by her Florida National Ceme- from Florida National will be truly missed by his restart delayed tery is under the care of consists of five active- daughter and son-in-law, Cemetery with VFW Post family, friends and his duty services and LOS ANGELES — It’s Chas. E. Davis Funeral Lynn and Robert Thomp- 7122 in charge. Friends biker brothers and sisters. their respective guard going to take a little longer Home with Crematory. son and two grand-daugh- may call at the Chas E A Celebration of Life and reserve units: to find out if the shuttered ters, Jennifer and Emily Davis Funeral Home on memorial will be at 2 p.m. Army. San Onofre nuclear power Thompson. Friday from 10 a.m. until Sunday, March 24, at plant in California will be al- Services for Mrs. Marine Corps. the procession departs for Mickey’s Bar and Billiards Navy. lowed to restart. Phillians will be held 10:00 in Crystal River, Fla. In the cemetery at 12:45 p.m. Air Force. The Nuclear Regulatory a.m., Friday, March 22, lieu of flowers, donations J. ‘Artie’ Sign the guest book at Coast Guard. Commission planned to 2013 at St. Michael the www.chronicleonline.com. can be made to HPH Hos- issue a decision as soon as Archangel Greek Orthodox Sabathe, 73 pice of Lecanto. U.S. flags denote late April on Southern Cali- Church, Lecanto. The fam- HOMOSASSA Sign the guest book at military service on ily will receive friends FREE OBITUARIES local obituaries. fornia Edison’s plan to bring J. 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Special to the Chronicle ond at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 7, at Faith Lutheran Church, 935 S. Crystal Glen The Citrus Community Concert Choir, Drive, Lecanto (in the Crystal Glen under the direction of Jacki Scott and ac- subdivision). companied by pianist Sally Smith, is in Admission will be a $10 donation; chil- rehearsal for its spring con- dren 12 and younger will be certs, “Basket of Joy.” ON THE WEB admitted free. Selections include Mozart’s Donations are the major “Ave Verum Corpus,” Vivaldi’s For more funding source for the choir’s “Gloria,” the Moses Hogan information annual $1,500 scholarship. arrangement of “Deep River” about the For more information, visit and a contemporary song, concerts and www.citruschoir.com or call “Hallelujah,” composed by the Citrus 352-628-6452 or 352-212-1746. Leonard Cohen and recorded Community Information about the and performed by “Il Divo.” Concert Choir, choir’s annual scholarship, in- There will only be two per- visit www.citrus cluding application forms, is choir.com formances this year, the first at also available on the website. 3 p.m. Sunday, March 24, at Applications for the scholar- First Lutheran Church, 1099 ship must be submitted State Road 44 W., Inverness, and the sec- prior to April 30.

Special to the Chronicle The inaugural Have a Heart Charity Yard Sale Festival staged Feb. 23 at Plantation Realty’s office in Crystal River raised $3,271 for several nonprofit groups. The money Car seat safety clinic slated went to the Key Training Center, Nature Coast Ministries, Humane Society, SnippetCitrus, Ronald McDonald House, Kings Bay Rotary, Voices For Children, Love common cause for misuse My Muttz, Hospice, Habitat for Humanity, CASA, Boys & Girls Clubs and Ant’s Angels. Technicians to offer advice, is that the instructions for Mark John Sternal set up and played music off and on throughout the day, joined by both the car seat and the Bill McKee and a handful of others. There was food, a massage table, face painting vehicle are not followed. and more. Ant’s Angels, pictured, made the most money of those who participated childrens’ seat checks for free You don’t need an appoint- in the event. They raised more than $1,400 for Anthony Carafa, who was in a moment, but plan to spend 20 torcycle accident in December. From left are: Nancy Kern, Susan Taft, Laura Greene, Special to the Chronicle ■ Car seats are safe to to 30 minutes per car seat Kristin Bortz, Jayson Bortz, Anthony Carafa, Amy Glynn, Bob Jewett, Tara Jenkins, use and not recalled, ex- inspection. Please bring Jeanne Sternal, Mark Sternal, Brogan Mosteller, Dave Mosteller and Shauna Baxter. How safe is your child’s pired or damaged. the child for each seat and car seat and is it installed ■ Each seat is an appro- instructions for the safety correctly? Have car seats priate seat for each child’s seat or booster. There is no checked at the Crystal age, height and weight. cost for this car seat Walk, take a look at birds in park Dodge Dealership in In- ■ Seats are installed se- checkup service. verness from 10 a.m. to curely with all needed ad- The Crystal Dodge Deal- Special to the Chronicle The walk will be led by outing. 2 p.m. Saturday, March 23. justments completed. ership is sponsoring this members of the local Fort Cooper State Park Certified child passen- “Unfortunately, when I community safety event to Come to Fort Cooper Audubon Society and is is at 3100 S. Old Floral ger safety technicians Sue check car seats each week, help residents provide the State Park at 8 a.m. Satur- open to all experience City Road in Inverness. Littnan and Tania Reaves, four out of five of them are safest possible transporta- day, March 30, and ex- levels of birders. Bring Normal park entrance fee from the Early Learning not installed correctly,” tion for their families. plore the trails in search binoculars, field guides, of $3 per vehicle, up to Coalition of the Nature said Littnan, child passen- For information, call of birds that call Fort bug repellant and any- eight people in a vehicle, Coast, will be on hand to ger safety instructor. Littnan at 352-563-9933, Cooper State Park their thing that would enhance is required. For informa- help. They will check that: Littnan said the most ext. 235. home. the experience on this tion, call 352-726-0315.

News NOTES Nobleton men to serve pasta Fall In Love With Your The Nobleton Men’s Club will serve homemade spaghetti with meat sauce dinners from 4 to 6 p.m. Sat- urday, March 23, at the Tri- Home All Over Again County Community Center, 28444 Forbes Road, Noble- ton (the old firehouse). All dinners are served by donations only, which will go toward purchasing toys for children at Christmas, food baskets and other items. Everyone is welcome. For more information or directions, call Sam Reyka 352- 793-7037. Club plans special interest meeting The Camera Club of the Citrus County Art Center will have a Special Interest Groups meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, March 25. Social time will begin at 6:30 p.m. Jim Houle will conduct the meeting with a demonstration of outside and inside lighting, as well as flash lighting. An ex-Navy Seal photographer and owner of a national company that did school photography, Houle has many years of experience. 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Stroll Family fun for all Citrus Avenue tours coming up March 30 Children’s Week to be celebrated in Citrus Special to the Chronicle south of U.S. 19. Coastal Heritage Museum, uring the past 17 years, the only Week will be a Teen Town Hall spon- There will be two tours, 532 Citrus Ave. broad-based promotion of chil- sored by Partners for a Substance Free Take a stroll down Cit- one beginning at 11 a.m. Additional tours will be Ddren and family issues in Florida Citrus. During the Town Hall, students rus Avenue in Crystal and another at 1 p.m. The scheduled for April and has been Children’s Week. will participate in group discussion River on Saturday, March tours will last approxi- May if there is enough in- A true grassroots event since its in- and other activities, along with a spe- 30, as part of a guided mately 45 minutes. The terest. ception, Children’s Week is supported cial reading of the winning essay from walking tour presented by charge is a $5 donation. The Crystal River Her- by more than 100 nonprofit, corporate, an essay contest. the Crystal River Heritage For more information itage Council is a volun- philanthropic, faith-based, state agen- The essay contest will be in conjunc- Council. John Grannan, and to reserve a place on a teer body of the Citrus cies and organizations. Children’s tion with local middle and high Citrus County Historical tour, call 352-795-1755 or County Historical Society Week develops and imple- schools, giving students the Society president, will 352-302-9480. Each tour Inc. and manages the mu- ments more than 200 com- opportunity to write about present information on group is limited to 15 par- seum, which is open from munity events and activities how their school and com- many of the buildings on ticipants. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday statewide, bringing thou- munity have positively im- the avenue, both north and Tours begin at the through Thursday. sands of parents, children, pacted their lives. The essay policy makers, profession- winners will receive gift als, community leaders and cards. citizens together to share As a reminder of the sig- Free diabetic screening knowledge and information nificance of Children’s Week, about children’s issues in area children will partici- each community across the pate in the Hanging of the state and at the State Capitol. Renea Teaster Hands, where they will make To celebrate Children’s GUEST variations of cutout hands to Week locally, the Devereux COLUMN be hung in Citrus County li- Kids Neighborhood Project braries throughout the and the Community Alliance county, as well as some hand of Citrus County will host a Family Fun art projects going to the State Capitol Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, in Tallahassee. April 6, at Little Spring Park in Crystal These hands sent to Tallahassee will River behind City Hall. The event is be hung in the Capitol rotunda, and free for all. will be delivered by local youth com- This is an outreach event for families missioner Nathan Meeks, a 15-year-old with efforts aimed at promoting the Citrus High School student appointed health, safety and well-being of all chil- to the Children and Youth Cabinet of dren with fun, interactive activity ta- Florida. The Hanging of Hands will be bles throughout the park for children the kick-off for Children’s Week, and and their families to play and learn. will be sponsored by the Community Activities such as Art in the Park, a Alliance, The Early Learning Coalition, local art display for area children and Boys & Girls Clubs, the YMCA, Dev- youths to show their art skills will be ereux Kids and local day care facilities. available, as well as a Teen Talent The hands will be hung on Sunday, Show to highlight youth singers, bands April 7. or entertainers to perform at the The growing success of Children’s gazebo. Week in recent years is largely due to RUTH LEVINS/Special to the Chronicle There will also be a picnic lunch the collaborative nature of the event Jackie DeGraff, president of the Crystal River Kings Bay Lions Club, is a certified dia- served (as long as supplies last) and and the fact that many nonprofits can betic screening instructor for the Florida Lions District 35-0. Here, she screens at a many other vendors on hand to help come together to support children’s is- local arts and crafts festival recently in Yankeetown, with the Vision Van from the Ocala families connect and obtain informa- sues and advocate for the full spectrum Lions Club. Local certified Lions screeners will also be on hand at the Citrus County Fair, tion on local activities for children and of children’s services and needs. March 25 to March 30. families, especially with the summer “We are so looking forward to this break months on the horizon. Family Fun Day event as a part of Chil- The Family Fun Day event organiz- dren’s Week,” local event organizer ers are looking for additional sponsors, Cara Meeks of Devereux Kids said. “We Underwater Egg Hunt set for Saturday vendors and entertainment. know it is going to be a great day for Additionally, to celebrate Children’s families to come out and enjoy the Special to the Chronicle 7 to 12 will hunt from land-based egg hunt de- Week, Citrus County will participate in music, crafts and games together as a 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. signed for younger chil- Pinwheels for Prevention, a child family, while receiving valuable infor- Citrus County Parks & Admission is free and dren and non-swimmers. abuse awareness campaign that con- mation about services that are avail- Recreation invites chil- children will need to bring Eggs are turned in after sists of pinwheel gardens placed able to them in the county.” dren up to age 12 to join in a basket and swimming at- the hunt in exchange for a throughout the county. For information about Children’s the annual Underwater tire. An application of sun- gift bag filled with little The pinwheel gardens will be spon- Week and how to support the Family Egg Hunt festivities on screen is encouraged. toys and candy. sored by the Department of Children Fun Day, call Meeks at 352-586-2843, or Saturday, March 23, at Bi- Eggs will be dispersed For more information, and Families and Devereux Kids. Renea Teaster, facilitator for the Com- centennial Park Pool. throughout the Bicenten- call Bicentennial Park Another event during Children’s munity Alliance, at 352-341-7075. There will be two egg nial Park Pool area. The Pool at 352-795-1478 or Cit- hunts for different age pool itself will be set up rus County Parks & Recre- groups: children up to age with different levels of dif- ation at 352-527-7540, or 6 will hunt from 11 a.m. to ficulty based on swimming visit www.citruscounty 1 p.m. and children ages ability. There will also be a parks.com. 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A look at the annual amount paid to abused,” Simpson said. under the age of 80, mean- paying for the Iraq and said. recipients by war: Since heart disease is ing they weren’t born until Afghanistan wars for the With greater numbers of $25 billion common among older years after the war ended. next century as service troops surviving combat Americans and is the na- Many of those women were members and their fami- injuries because of im- Modern Wars tion’s leading cause of in their 20s and 30s when 20 lies grapple with the sacri- provements in battlefield Vietnam Era death, the future deaths of their aging spouses died in fices of combat. medicine and technology, Korean Conflict thousands of Vietnam vet- the 1960s and 1970s, and the costs of disability pay- erans could be linked to they’ve been drawing the An Associated Press 15 World War II ments are set to rise much their service and their monthly payments since. analysis of federal pay- World War I ment records found that higher. benefits passed along to ■ Civil War and Spanish- Peacetime and other the government is still The AP identified the 10 survivors. American War making monthly payments disability and survivor A congressional analysis There are 10 living recip- to relatives of Civil War benefits during an analysis estimated the cost of fight- ients of benefits tied to the veterans — 148 years after of millions of federal pay- 5 ing the war was $738 bil- 1898 Spanish-American the conflict ended. ment records obtained lion in 2011 dollars, and War at a total cost of about At the 10 year anniver- under the Freedom of In- the post-war benefits for $50,000 per year. The Civil sary of the start of the Iraq formation Act. 0 veterans and families have War payments are going to war, more than $40 billion a To gauge the post-war ’71 ’76 ’81 ’86 ’91 ’96 ’01 ’06 ’11 separately cost some $270 two children of veterans — year are going to compen- costs of each conflict, AP SOURCE: Department of Veterans Affairs AP billion since 1970, accord- one in North Carolina and sate veterans and survivors looked at four compensa- ing to AP calculations. one in Tennessee — each from the Spanish-American tion programs that identify years to come. roughly twice the size of ■ World War I, World for $876 per year. War from 1898, World War I recipients by war: disabled The new veterans are the FBI’s annual budget. War II and the Korean War Surviving spouses can and II, the Korean War, the veterans; survivors of those filing for disabilities at his- And while many disabled World War I, which qualify for lifetime bene- Vietnam War, the two Iraq who died on active duty or toric rates, with about 45 Vietnam vets have been ended 94 years ago, contin- fits when troops from cur- campaigns and the Afghan - from a service-related dis- percent of those from Iraq compensated for post- ues to cost taxpayers about rent wars have a istan conflict. And those ability; low-income wartime and Afghanistan seeking traumatic stress disorder, $20 million every year. service-linked death. Chil- costs are rising rapidly. vets over age 65 or disabled; compensation for injuries. hearing loss or general World War II? $5 billion. dren younger than 18 can U.S. Sen. Patty Murray and low-income survivors Many are seeking compen- wounds, other ailments Compensation for WWII also qualify, and those ben- said such expenses should of wartime veterans or their sation for a variety of ail- are positioning the war to veterans and families did- efits are extended for a remind the nation about disabled children. ments at once. have large costs even after n’t peak until 1991 — 46 lifetime if the person is war’s long-lasting finan- ■ The Iraq wars and Experts see a variety of veterans die. years after the war ended permanently incapable of cial toll. Afghanistan factors driving that surge, Based on an uncertain — and annual costs since self-support due to a dis- “When we decide to go So far, the wars in Iraq, including a bad economy link to the defoliant Agent then have only declined by ability before the age of 18. to war, we have to con- Afghanistan and the first that’s led more jobless vet- Orange that was used in about 25 percent. Korean Citing privacy, officials sciously be also thinking Persian Gulf conflict in the erans to seek the financial Vietnam, federal officials War costs appear to be lev- did not disclose the names about the cost,” said Mur- early 1990s are costing benefits they’ve earned, approved diabetes a eling off at about $2.8 bil- of the two children getting ray, D-Wash., adding that about $12 billion a year to troops who survive decade ago as an ailment lion per year. the Civil War benefits. her WWII-veteran father’s compensate those who wounds of war and more that qualifies for cash com- Of the 2,289 survivors Their ages suggest the disability benefits helped have left military service awareness about head pensation — and it is now drawing cash linked to one in Tennessee was born feed their family. or family members of trauma and mental health. the most compensated ail- WWI, about one-third are around 1920 and the North Alan Simpson, a former those who have died. ■ Vietnam War ment for Vietnam vets. spouses and dozens of Carolina survivor was Republican senator and Those post-service com- It’s been 40 years since The VA also recently in- them are older than 100 born around 1930. veteran who co-chaired pensation costs have to- the U.S. ended its involve- cluded heart disease President Barack Obama’s taled more than $50 billion ment in the Vietnam War, among the Vietnam med- deficit committee in 2010, since 2003, not including and yet payments for the ical issues that qualify, and Come check out said government leaders expenses of medical care conflict are still rising. the agency is seeing thou- our new location! working to limit the na- and other benefits pro- Now above $22 billion sands of new claims for tional debt should make vided to veterans, and are annually, Vietnam com- that issue. 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Money&Markets A click of the wrist gets you more at www.chronicleonline.com European bank woes 1,600 S&P 500 14,600 Dow Jones industrials 1,560 Close: 1,548.34 14,400 Close: 14,455.82 Change: -3.76 (-0.2%) Change: 3.76 (flat) 1,520 10 DAYS 14,200 10 DAYS still hampering market 1,600 15,000 Associated Press countries that use the do “whatever it takes” to 1,550 14,500 euro. preserve the euro. 1,500 14,000 NEW YORK — The lat- “The concern in the The Dow’s biggest fall est twists in Europe’s debt market is that they could this year came Feb. 25, 1,450 13,500 drama weighed down the default or they could be when it lost 1.6 percent 1,400 13,000 stock market Tuesday, off- forced out of the euro zone after the results of Italian setting more good news on and that would create a elections left the country 1,350 12,500 SMONDJF SMONDJF the U.S. housing market. precedent,” said Alec in political turmoil, en- The Dow Jones indus- Young, a global equity dangering crucial eco- StocksRecap HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG. %CHG. YTD trial average managed a strategist with S&P Capital nomic reforms. Even that DOW 14514.34 14382.09 14455.82 +3.76 +0.03% +10.31% gain of just four points, IQ. “The selling, though, is was less than sell-offs a NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 6291.65 6187.41 6239.84 -12.06 -0.19% +17.58% DOW Util. 495.53 491.86 494.27 +2.05 +0.42% +9.09% while other indexes closed fairly contained, and that year ago when borrowing Vol. (in mil.) 3,673 1,648 NYSE Comp. 9073.60 8968.39 9017.66 -27.78 -0.31% +6.80% slightly lower. Investors tells you most people think rates spiked for Spain and Pvs. Volume 3,071 1,506 NASDAQ 3252.60 3205.42 3229.10 -8.49 -0.26% +6.94% were focused on Cyprus, there will be some kind of Italy as investors lost con- Advanced 1303 1030 S&P 500 1557.25 1538.57 1548.34 -3.76 -0.24% +8.56% where the Mediterranean compromise reached.” fidence in the ability of Declined 1734 1418 S&P 400 1141.42 1126.41 1134.81 -2.87 -0.25% +11.21% those countries to service New Highs 201 126 Wilshire 5000 16465.85 16266.57 16365.70 -44.70 -0.27% +9.14% country’s lawmakers vote The Dow and other U.S. New Lows 25 17 Russell 2000 950.79 936.73 942.85 -4.35 -0.46% +11.01% against a proposed bailout indexes started higher fol- their debt. plan for banks that would lowing a report of a sur- On Tuesday, the Dow Stocks of Local Interest have called for raiding the prisingly large increase in rose 3.76 points, or 0.03 savings accounts of ordi- home construction in Feb- percent, to close at 52-WK RANGE CLOSE YTD 1YR nary citizens, setting a ruary. The index gained as 14,455.82. NAME TICKER LO HI CLOSE CHG %CHG WK MO QTR %CHG %RTN P/E DIV precedent in Europe’s on- much as 62 points in morn- Other major market in- AK Steel Hold AKS 3.42 1 8.65 3.51 -.08 -2.2 ttt-23.7 -55.6 dd ... going debt crisis. The vote ing trading. dexes fell. The Standard & AT&T Inc T29.958 38.58 36.14 -.01 ... tss+7.2 +20.0 29 1.80f happened 90 minutes be- It turned lower at mid- Poor’s 500 fell 3.76 points, Ametek Inc AME 29.86 0 42.89 42.76 +.15 +0.4 tss+13.8 +32.1 23 0.24 fore U.S. markets closed, day as Cyprus’ parliament or 0.2 percent, to 1,548.34. Anheuser-Busch InBev BUD 64.99 0 97.31 95.28 -.34 -0.4 tss+9.0 +34.0 1.57e at 2:30 p.m. Eastern time. began debating the con- The Nasdaq composite fell Bank of America BAC 6.72 0 12.68 12.71 +.15 +1.2 sss+9.5 +28.6 49 0.04 The plan was rejected — tentious plan demanded 8.50 points, or 0.3 percent, Capital City Bank CCBG 6.35 0 12.23 11.83 +.18 +1.5 sss+4.0 +50.9 cc ... with zero votes in favor — by the country’s lenders to to 3,229.10. CenturyLink Inc CTL 32.05 2 43.43 34.25 +.05 +0.1 tst-12.4 -5.5 27 2.16m even after being changed seize as much as 10 per- On Monday, the Dow fell Citigroup C24.610 47.92 45.79 -.45 -1.0 tss+15.7 +26.1 14 0.04 to lessen the burden on cent of the funds in savings 62 points after a weekend Commnwlth REIT CWH 13.46 9 25.25 23.31 +.20 +0.9 sss+47.2 +32.7 42 1.00 savers with lower bal- accounts. The market of drama as Cyprus’ lead- Disney DIS 40.88 0 57.82 56.31 -.52 -0.9 tss+13.1 +33.3 18 0.75f ances. The vote leaves steadied in the afternoon ers acceded to the de- Duke Energy DUK 59.63 9 71.13 69.91 +.29 +0.4 tss+9.6 +15.0 19 3.06 Cyprus’s bailout from in- after the vote occurred. mands from European EPR Properties EPR 40.04 0 51.60 51.25 +.03 +0.1 tss+11.1 +17.5 26 3.16f ternational lenders in The eurozone’s debt cri- lenders to seize deposi- Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 77.13 7 93.67 88.58 -.19 -0.2 tts+2.3 +5.3 9 2.28 question. Cyprus is seek- sis still has the power to tors’ funds, which were Ford Motor F8.828 14.30 13.16 -.10 -0.8 tss+1.6 +8.0 10 0.40f ing $15.8 billion to fund its captivate stock global mar- met with outrage. While Gen Electric GE 18.02 0 23.90 23.32 +.07 +0.3 tts+11.1 +18.7 18 0.76 government and its banks. kets, but investors worry the reaction Tuesday was Home Depot HD 46.37 9 71.45 68.79 -.56 -0.8 tss+11.2 +44.0 23 1.56f Without the money, both about it less these days more muted, investors Intel Corp INTC 19.23 2 29.27 21.14 -.12 -0.6 tss+2.5 -20.1 10 0.90 could collapse, and the after European Central were still watching closely IBM IBM 181.85 0 215.90 213.44 +.23 +0.1 tss+11.4 +5.1 15 3.40 country could wind up Bank President Mario to see if the situation worsens. LKQ Corporation LKQ 14.63 7 23.99 20.96 +.06 +0.3 ttt -0.7 +34.1 24 ... leaving the union of 17 Draghi pledged last year to Lowes Cos LOW 24.76 9 39.98 38.24 -.50 -1.3 tts+7.7 +29.4 23 0.64 McDonalds Corp MCD 83.31 0 99.70 98.40 -.17 -0.2 tss+11.6 +3.9 18 3.08 BRIEFS Microsoft Corp MSFT 26.26 3 32.89 28.18 +.08 +0.3 sss+5.5 -11.2 15 0.92 Business Motorola Solutions MSI 44.49 9 63.58 61.67 +.03 ... tts+10.8 +24.0 21 1.04 Congress quiet on nual rate of 618,000, the most approve the catchall spending NextEra Energy NEE 59.88 0 74.55 75.12 +1.00 +1.3 sss+8.6 +27.3 17 2.64f Dreamliner woes in 4 1/2 years. Apartment con- bill after it cleared a proce- Penney JC Co Inc JCP 14.20 1 37.46 16.28 -.16 -1.0 stt-17.4 -54.1 dd ... struction also ticked up, to dural hurdle Monday by a 63- Piedmont Office RT PDM 14.62 0 20.00 19.65 -.16 -0.8 tss+8.9 +16.6 36 0.80 WASHINGTON — As Boe- 285,000. 35 vote. The House, which Regions Fncl RF 5.46 0 8.42 8.29 +.02 +0.2 tss+16.3 +29.6 12 0.04 ing, its airline customers and Panel advances approved a narrower version Sears Holdings Corp SHLD 38.40 4 82.19 51.75 -.35 -0.7 tss+25.1 -32.1 dd ... federal safety regulators two weeks ago, is expected to Smucker, JM SJM 73.20 0 97.94 96.40 +.02 ... tss+11.8 +26.1 20 2.08 struggled over the past two White nomination quickly clear the measure and 0 sss Sprint Nextel Corp S2.30 6.04 6.03 +.16 +2.7 +6.3 +103.1 dd ... months to solve problems WASHINGTON — A Sen- ship it to President Barack 9 tss Texas Instru TXN 26.06 35.73 34.66 +.04 +0.1 +12.2 +7.1 22 1.12f with the new 787 Dream- ate panel has approved Mary Obama for his signature. Time Warner TWX 33.62 0 57.85 55.48 -.74 -1.3 tss+16.0 +59.5 18 1.60f liner’s fire-plagued batteries, On a separate track, the 0 sss Jo White’s nomination to lead UniFirst Corp UNF 55.86 88.35 88.00 +.63 +0.7 +20.0 +46.7 18 0.15 one player has been strangely the Securities and Exchange GOP-controlled House and Verizon Comm VZ 36.80 0 49.15 48.95 +.20 +0.4 sss+13.1 +28.3 cc 2.06 silent: Congress. Commission and sent it along Democratic Senate are ready- Vodafone Group VOD 24.42 7 30.07 28.33 +.40 +1.4 sss+12.5 +11.4 1.53e Despite the plane’s ground- for a final vote. ing votes this week on sharply WalMart Strs WMT 57.18 8 77.60 72.45 +.20 +0.3 tss+6.2 +21.5 14 1.88f ing and the safety issues The Senate Banking Com- different budget blueprints for Walgreen Co WAG 28.53 0 42.95 44.74 +2.31 +5.4 sss+20.9 +27.1 20 1.10 raised by its cutting-edge mittee approved White’s nom- next year and beyond. The Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - technology, there have been ination on a 21-1 vote. Sen. measures are non-binding Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - no congressional hearings or Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, was and largely symbolic. But they paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. news conferences focusing veer off in opposite directions PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. the only member to object. on the problems, and little White is expected to be con- at the same time that Obama Interestrates NET 1YR commentary from lawmakers firmed by the full Senate and seeks to nurture a future com- TREASURIES YEST PVS CHG AGO Stock indexes were mixed Tues- who normally pounce at the become the first former prose- promise blending new tax rev- 3-month T-bill .05 0.05 ... .09 day after a stronger-than-expect- first sign of trouble. cutor to lead the agency that enues with spending cuts ed housing report clashed with 6-month T-bill .10 0.10 ... .14 The unusual bipartisan si- oversees Wall Street. beyond what his Democratic worries about Europe’s debt lence reflects Boeing’s politi- 52-wk T-bill .13 0.13 ... .19 problems. The S&P 500 rose at The panel also advanced allies are willing to offer now. 2-year T-note .25 0.26 -0.01 .38 the start of trading but fell in af- cal clout, wielded by legions Richard Cordray’s nomination The yield on the US to revise 5-year T-note .78 0.81 -0.03 1.20 ternoon trading. The Dow Jones of lobbyists, fueled by hefty to continue as director of the 10-year Treasury 10-year T-note 1.90 1.96 -0.06 2.38 industrial average edged higher. political campaign contribu- cigarette warnings note fell to 1.90 Consumer Financial Protec- 30-year T-bond 3.13 3.18 -0.05 3.48 percent Tues- tions and by the company’s tion Bureau. His nomination RICHMOND, Va. — The day. Yields affect importance as a huge em- Walgreen WAG was approved on a 12-10 government is abandoning a interest rates on NET 1YR ployer and the nation’s single party-line vote. All Republican legal battle to require that cig- consumer loans. Close: $44.74 2.31 or 5.4% BONDS YEST PVS CHG AGO Thanks to its European health and largest exporter. Few compa- members opposed the nomi- arette packs carry a set of beauty retailer Alliance Boots, the nies are as well positioned as Barclays LongT-BdIdx 2.85 2.90 -0.05 3.00 drugstore chain’s second-quarter nation. They have also op- large and often macabre Bond Buyer Muni Idx 4.14 4.16 -0.02 4.67 earnings rose 11 percent Boeing to fend off a potentially posed the newly created warning labels depicting the Barclays USAggregate 1.89 1.91 -0.02 2.29 $45 damaging public investigation. agency and have expressed dangers of smoking and en- PRIME FED Barclays US High Yield 5.63 5.62 +0.01 7.18 RATE FUNDS 40 Yoga pants reveal interest in curtailing Cordray’s couraging smokers to quit. Moodys AAA Corp Idx 3.95 3.99 -0.04 4.11 YEST 3.25 .13 power. The Food and Drug Admin- Barclays CompT-BdIdx 1.08 1.11 -0.03 1.34 pain for Lululemon 6 MO AGO 3.25 .13 35 istration will go back to the Barclays US Corp 2.79 2.80 -0.01 3.45 DMJF Congress works on 1 YR AGO 3.25 .13 52-week range NEW YORK — Lululemon drawing board and create la- $28.53 $45.80 has yanked its popular black budget for 2013 bels to replace those that in- Commodities FUELS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD Vol.: 23.8m (3.5x avg.) PE: 20.2 yoga pants from store shelves Mkt. Cap: $42.28 b Yield: 2.5% WASHINGTON — Con- cluded images of diseased Crude Oil (bbl) 92.16 93.74 -1.69 +0.4 and online after it found that lungs and the sewn-up corpse The price of Ethanol (gal) 2.60 2.63 -0.11 +18.8 gress is finally cleaning up its AmerisourceBergen ABC crude oil fell on Heating Oil (gal) 2.86 2.93 -2.14 -5.9 the sheer material used was unfinished budget business of a smoker, according to a worries that Natural Gas (mm btu) 3.97 3.88 +2.24 +18.4 Close: $50.06 1.76 or 3.6% revealing too much of its loyal for the 2013 budget year with letter from Attorney General Europe’s debt Unleaded Gas (gal) 3.05 3.13 -2.68 +8.3 Drugstore chain Walgreen said that customers. Eric Holder obtained by The problems may it is expanding its supply agreement a bipartisan government-wide with the pharmaceutical wholesaler The see-through yoga garb worsen and lead METALS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD funding bill. But even as that Associated Press. The gov- Gold (oz) 1611.30 1604.60 +0.42 -3.8 through a 10-year deal. is the latest in a series of to weaker de- $55 measure heads toward ap- ernment had until Monday to mand for ener- Silver (oz) 28.81 28.84 -0.11 -4.5 quality glitches that threaten ask the U.S. Supreme Court 50 proval, the House and Senate gy. Gold rose as Platinum (oz) 1555.40 1579.20 -1.51 +1.1 Copper (lb) 3.40 3.42 -0.63 -6.7 to alienate the retailer’s hard- are moving toward votes that to review an appeals court de- investors sought 45 Palladium (oz) 733.40 762.85 -3.86 +4.4 core fan base, which has so cision upholding a ruling that investments 40 will underscore sharp differ- DMJF far been more than willing to considered safe. AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD ences on a bigger problem: the requirement violated First 52-week range shell out $100 for pants and Cattle (lb) 1.25 1.26 -0.60 -3.5 $35.48 $52.15 how to fix the nation’s long- Amendment free speech Coffee (lb) 1.33 1.33 -0.94 -7.4 other athletic garments. Vol.: 17.1m (7.8x avg.) PE: 18.1 term deficit woes. protections. Corn (bu) 7.29 7.20 +1.18 +4.3 Mkt. Cap: $11.52 b Yield: 1.7% Lululemon Athletica Inc. The Senate is positioned to — From wire reports Cotton (lb) 0.91 0.91 +0.33 +21.3 said on its website that it first Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 386.00 394.40 -2.13 +3.2 FactSet Research FDS Orange Juice (lb) 1.40 1.39 +0.43 +20.3 began to understand the ex- Close: $92.82 -5.21 or -5.3% Soybeans (bu) 14.07 14.10 -0.20 -0.9 The financial research company tent of the problem on March Wheat (bu) 7.22 7.13 +1.30 -7.2 posted a 5 percent decline in sec- 11 as part of its weekly call ond-quarter net income due in part with store managers, who MutualFunds to hefty stock-option expenses. $110 voiced worries about sheer- TOTAL RETURN ness. Lululemon didn’t imme- FAMILY FUND NAV CHG YTD 1YR 3YR* 5YR* 100 90 diately respond to queries American Funds BalA m 21.52 -.05 +6.0 +11.3 +10.9 +6.5 about whether the problem BondA m 12.88 +.01 -0.1 +4.7 +5.7 +4.3 80 DMJF was discovered when cus- CapIncBuA m 54.45 +.06 +4.1 +10.5 +8.9 +3.9 52-week range CpWldGrIA m 38.95 -.10 +5.2 +11.8 +7.8 +2.7 $86.88 $109.20 tomers started to return the EurPacGrA m 42.25 -.20 +2.5 +7.3 +5.1 +1.7 Vol.: 1.2m (2.8x avg.) PE: 21.8 Luon pants, the latest batch of FnInvA m 43.69 -.18 +7.4 +12.4 +10.9 +4.7 Mkt. Cap: $4.1 b Yield: 1.3% which went on sale at the be- GrthAmA m 36.65 -.16 +6.7 +11.9 +10.0 +4.6 ginning of the month. IncAmerA m 18.88 +.01 +5.5 +11.9 +10.9 +6.4 Lululemon Athletica LULU InvCoAmA m 32.27 -.02 +7.4 +11.2 +9.6 +4.6 Close: $64.08 -1.82 or -2.8% US housing NewPerspA m 33.03 -.16 +5.7 +11.8 +9.4 +4.8 The company pulled its popular WAMutInvA m 33.87 -.06 +8.5 +12.9 +12.7 +5.4 black yoga pants from store shelves starts rise after it found that the sheer material Dodge & Cox Income 13.93 +.02 +0.5 +5.9 +6.0 +7.0 revealed too much. WASHINGTON — U.S. IntlStk 36.14 -.21 +4.3 +10.2 +5.7 +2.0 $80 Stock 134.59 -.37 +10.4 +17.9 +11.6 +4.8 builders started more homes Fidelity Contra 82.31 -.18 +7.1 +8.7 +12.3 +6.4 70 in February and permits for LowPriStk d 42.93 -.09 +8.7 +12.8 +13.1 +8.9 future construction rose at the Fidelity Spartan 500IdxAdvtg 55.07 -.14 +9.1 +12.3 +12.4 +5.9 60 DMJF fastest pace in 4 1/2 years. FrankTemp-Franklin Income A m 2.31 -.01 +4.7 +12.8 +10.4 +6.7 52-week range The increases point to a FrankTemp-Templeton GlBond A m 13.46 -.01 +1.5 +8.8 +7.2 +8.8 $52.20 $81.09 GlBondAdv 13.41 -.02 +1.5 +9.0 +7.4 +9.1 housing recovery that is gain- Vol.: 17.5m (6.7x avg.) PE: 39.8 Harbor IntlInstl d 63.75 -.27 +2.6 +6.2 +7.5 +2.2 Mkt. Cap: $7.16 b Yield: ... ing strength. PIMCO TotRetA m 11.24 +.01 +0.4 +8.3 +6.5 +7.3 The Commerce Depart- T Rowe Price GrowStk 39.93 -.17 +5.7 +6.0 +12.3 +7.2 Skullcandy SKUL ment said Tuesday that Vanguard 500Adml 143.31 -.34 +9.1 +12.3 +12.5 +5.9 Close: $5.73 0.40 or 7.5% builders broke ground on 500Inv 143.27 -.35 +9.1 +12.2 +12.3 +5.8 The headphones maker hired Nike GNMAAdml 10.85 +.01 -0.1 +2.3 +4.9 +5.5 executive Hoby Darling as its presi- houses and apartments last MuIntAdml 14.32 +.01 +0.2 +5.1 +5.3 +5.6 dent and CEO. Jeremy Andrus month at a seasonally ad- stepped down as CEO in February. STGradeAd 10.83 ... +0.4 +3.7 +3.5 +3.9 000ECBL $10 justed annual rate of 917,000. Tgtet2025 14.29 -.02 +5.2 +8.9 +9.2 +5.3 That’s up from 910,000 in 8 TotBdAdml 11.01 +.01 -0.2 +4.3 +5.3 +5.4 January. And it’s the second- TotIntl 15.36 -.06 +2.5 +6.5 +4.6 +0.3 6 fastest pace since June 2008, Crystal River TotStIAdm 39.04 -.10 +9.5 +12.7 +12.9 +6.7 4 TotStIdx 39.02 -.10 +9.5 +12.5 +12.7 +6.6 DMJF behind December’s rate of 52-week range 305 S.E. US 19 Welltn 36.00 -.05 +6.4 +11.4 +10.2 +6.7 $5.06 $17.76 982,000. WelltnAdm 62.19 -.08 +6.4 +11.5 +10.3 +6.8 Single-family home con- *– Annualized; d - Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. m - Multiple fees are charged, usually a Vol.: 1.9m (2.1x avg.) PE: 5.6 352-795-7223 marketing fee and either a sales or redemption fee. x - fund paid a distribution during the week. Mkt. 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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Do we actually need a EDITORIAL BOARD Gerry Mulligan ...... publisher Mike Arnold ...... editor lieutenant governor? Nope Charlie Brennan...... managing editor eing lieutenant governor through January 2015, and ask The most helpful ticket mate Curt Ebitz ...... citizen member of Florida is like being next year’s Legislature to put a was probably Tom Adams, who Mac Harris ...... citizen member B the best basketball player constitutional amendment on was secretary of state — then a on that team that loses to the the ballot to abolish it. statewide elected office — when Founded Rebecca Martin ...... guest member by Albert M. Harlem Globetrotters. Lt. Gov. Wayne Mixson used state Sen. Reubin Askew of Pen- Williamson Brad Bautista ...... copy chief It’s nature’s way of saying to tell friends he kept a little sacola picked him in 1970. Scott, you’re an under-achiever — but mirror on his desk to hold the tea party outsider who had “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” a darned good one. under Gov. Bob Graham’s nose never before held public office, — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus It’s hardly a stepping stone or every morning. If the mirror helped himself by picking Car- power base; five of the nine fogged, Mixson had the day off. roll, a state representative from previous lieutenant governors He exaggerated; like some Jacksonville and the only black WORLD OF WORK have attempted statewide races, other No. 2 men, he ran the old Republican in the Legislature. and none won. The only two who Department of Commerce. MacKay, who had been a became governor Mixson is one of member of Congress and state served for a total of the two who actually legislator from Ocala, was prob- less than four weeks. became governor, ably the best administrator to Cooperation But they were real for three days of hold the job. He and Chiles governors while it 1987, when Graham were very much a team, and the lasted, with por- left early to take his governor even appointed traits hanging in the seat in the U.S. Sen- MacKay interim head of the old Capitol to prove it. ate. The other was Department of Health and Re- leads to skilled Still, they are sort Lt. Gov. Buddy habilitative Services, which was of footnotes in his- MacKay, who served between secretaries for a while. tory, the Rodney Bill Cotterell for 23 days when A retired Navy officer, Carroll Dangerfields of FLORIDA Gov. Lawton Chiles worked on keeping military bases local workforce Florida politics. It’s died in 1998. expanding in Florida commu- like the meanest barb VOICES MacKay ran for gov- nities. She also co-chaired a task ithlacoochee Tech- In addition to technical the late Sen. Eugene ernor that year but force Scott created on the “Stand nical Institute held a training, there must be an McCarthy ever made, in a ca- lost to Jeb Bush. Your Ground” gun law last year. W first-ever Career emphasis on the basic aca- reer of tart remarks, when he The only time we really It’s doubtful anybody really Expo and Open House in demic skills of math, reading said of fellow Minnesotan Wal- needed a lieutenant governor helps much in the second spot. early March to help prospec- and writing, employers say. ter Mondale, “He has the soul of was before we had one. Gov. Do you really think many peo- a vice president.” Dan McCarty died in 1953 and ple ever thought, “Well, I’m not tive students learn more Too many new workers need Gov. Rick Scott will soon select then-Senate President Charley so sure about Mike Dukakis, but about its training and certifi- remediation in those areas. a replacement for ex-Lt. Gov. Johns became acting governor. that Lloyd Bentsen is one excit- cation programs. By all re- They also are looking for can- Jennifer Carroll, who resigned He was beaten in 1954 by ing guy?” ports, it was a great success. didates with such “employa- last week amid a federal rack- LeRoy Collins. Somehow, we But that illustrates the Raising awareness of tech bility skills” as a positive eteering and fraud investiga- muddled through without a frankly political and strategic training programs at WTI is a attitude, showing respect, tion involving those “Internet lieutenant governor until a 1968 nature of the office. The lieu- good thing, good work ethic, café” joints where you can buy constitutional revision, when tenant governor’s job is to help because technical critical thinking, a phone card and go online to the job was created. the governor win, and then to education is THE ISSUE: and good gamble. She has not been ac- What it’s really good for is po- virtually dematerialize. more important Placing greater communication cused of any criminal offense. litical ballast in a campaign, It’s the only executive office in than ever. emphasis on skills. Scott has said he will wait giving the gubernatorial nomi- the land with no job description. The recent technical Fortunately, until the Legislature adjourns nee some outreach to a part of All it takes is a pulse. And maybe a small mirror. “Closing the education. WTI offers a pro- May 3 to choose a new deputy. the state — or an ethnic or gen- Skills Gap” study gram it calls Ap- Since the job pays about der group — that helps politi- ———■——— in Citrus, Marion plied Academics $125,000 a year and is mostly cally. Mixson, a state OUR OPINION: indoor work, he won’t lack for representative and Jackson Bill Cotterell is a retired and Levy counties to “strengthen applicants. County farmer, helped balance capital reporter who covered commissioned It’s time — and the student’s ac- critically important. But Scott, who has elimi- Graham’s 1978 ticket and soften state politics and government by Workforce ademic, techni- nated thousands of state jobs, his image as a wealthy Miami for United Press International Connection indi- cal and would probably like to delete lawyer. and the Tallahassee Democrat cated employers are plan- employability skill sets.” one more if he could. Maybe he Yellow-dog Democrats in the from 1969 until early 2012. ning to add hundreds of jobs Let’s don’t make it neces- could choose a lieutenant gov- Panhandle wore “I’m a Graham He can be contacted at here over the next few years sary for businesses to seek ernor who only wants the job cracker” lapel buttons that year. [email protected]. but bemoan the lack of work- workers elsewhere. WTI and ers with needed skills. No Citrus County Schools lead- question: We need to do bet- ers must proactively partner ter with job development and in the worlds of business and skills development. economic development so WTI Director Denise Willis they can spot needs, trends often has said she’ll work with and opportunities early, and employers who need specialty prepare for them. training for employees or po- Businesses need to advise tential employees — and cur- the training community of rently, workforce development their needs as early as possi- funds will underwrite the effort. ble in the process. Workforce Here’s the challenge: WTI Connection needs to continue needs time to gear up for supporting the employer- training programs not cur- focused training efforts al- rently on offer, but businesses ready underway. It also must can’t always look a year or act decisively in networking more down the road to iden- with partners to create a tify their needs. When oppor- strong, deep talent pool to tunities present themselves, benefit employers currently businesses may need to react in place and help lure new quickly. ones to our area. While the big push in sec- To reach a successful, dy- ondary education is college namic future for Citrus readiness, it’s clear that County will require compre- plenty of folks aren’t inter- hensive cooperation among ested in — or suited for — education, training, eco- college. They’ll do better for nomic development and themselves by getting a solid workforce support partners, technical education and as well as the community at some hands-on training. large. Let’s make it happen. LETTERS to the Editor Thank you for making run/walk. A special thank-you Your car? You drive Research cameras OPINIONS INVITED to the elementary school run- To the person who called and In response to today’s paper’s event successful ■ The opinions expressed in ning clubs who participated, said, “Why do we have to pay one “Hot Corner: Red-light cameras:” On behalf of the Debby Hud- Chronicle editorials are the opin- and the WTI law enforcement ions of the newspaper’s of those $158 running-the-red- Let me just say, do your research. son Colon Cancer Foundation, editorial board. class who ran. light fines when we’re not even Red-light cameras do not save I want to thank everyone who ■ We live in a wonderful com- lives or prevent accidents. When Viewpoints depicted in political driving the vehicle?” There’s an helped make the sixth annual cartoons, columns or letters do munity. This event, in the six easy fix for that: Don’t a camera goes up, the 5K run/1-mile walk a huge suc- not necessarily represent the years it has been held, has let other people drive OUND county will shorten the cess. Thank you to our spon- opinion of the editorial board. raised more than $60,000. The your vehicle. S yellow light, making it sors: The Citrus County ■ Groups or individuals are Foundation has funded mini- virtually impossible to Chronicle; Citrus Endoscopy invited to express their opinions grants to Florida residents Squirrel powder OFF stop before the light in a letter to the editor. Center; Clear Channel Out- currently undergoing colon I like squirrels, but goes red even if you’re ■ door; The Cancer and Blood Persons wishing to address the cancer treatment, who need a they’re emptying my driving the speed limit. editorial board, which meets Disease Center; Pace Electron- little help with daily ex- birdfeeder as fast as I It causes drivers to slam weekly, should call Charlie ics; and Jazzercise. A special Brennan at 352-563-5660. penses. It has also funded re- can fill it. There’s a on their brakes so they thank you to Chas. E. Davis Fu- ■ search for colon cancer, powder I know that you don’t go through the All letters must be signed and neral Home; Haag, Haag & include a phone number and seeking a cure for this terri- can sprinkle on it that CALL light, all the while you Friedrich; Dr. Gus Fonseca; hometown, including letters ble disease. Most importantly, does not affect the hope the person behind sent via email. Names and and Dr. Paul Hellstern. many people have shared birds but the squirrels 563-0579 you can react quickly We want to thank CREST hometowns will be printed; doesn’t like it. I’d ap- enough to follow suit phone numbers will not be their stories of being School and staff who again al- published or given out. screened. preciate any help. If you can put before they ram your vehicle. I lowed us the use of their facili- ■ it in Sound Off, I’m sure other came from Pasco County where We reserve the right to edit A special thank-you all who ties and assisted with letters for length, libel, fairness people would appreciate it too. my husband ran a red-light registration, shirt distribution, and good taste. have shown their support by camera along with five other ve- participating in the event What hiring freeze? food setup and anything else ■ Letters must be no longer than hicles because the yellow light needed! Thank you also to 600 words, and writers will be year after year. Debby Hud- I was under the belief that Cit- was set for 3 seconds and the Lecanto High School for the limited to four letters per son died too young from a dis- rus County had a hiring freeze. In month. road that he was driving was 60 use of its facilities, and to Su- ease that is 90 percent today’s paper (March 17), I see an mph. Our insurance went up $30 ■ perintendent of Schools Sam SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, curable if detected early. If ad for a secretary, two utilities a month. Cameras in other counties 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., Himmel for her continued sup- you are at least 50 years old, maintenance workers and two are under scrutiny. City councils Crystal River, FL 34429. Or, fax port of this event. to 352-563-3280, or email to please get screened for colon utilities technicians. That’s five are about to ban them and they’re cancer. Do it for someone you Inverness Publix supplied [email protected]. positions this week the county is only meant to be a moneymaker. love. hiring. I’d love for someone in So anyone who wants cameras all the water for the race. Cit- the county to explain how they has not done their research and rus County Jazzercise warmed Thank you to all the school Cindy Staten plan on hiring five people when a little bit of knowledge can be up the crowd and energized representatives who helped president, Debby Hudson they say they can’t hire anyone. a dangerous and costly thing. the participants. spread the word about the Colon Cancer Foundation THE CHRONICLE invites you to call “Sound Off” with your opinions about local or statewide subjects. You do not need to leave your name, and have less than a minute to record. COMMENTS will be edited for length, libel, personal or political attacks and good taste. Editors will cut libelous material. OPINIONS expressed are purely those of the callers. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE OPINION WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2013 A13 Letters to THE EDITOR Unions no longer Unions cite the evils of take all the bats and balls that this government is As for this president’s BOCC made up its mind be- the old aristocracy of rob- with him, ruining what riddled with. Instead he penchant for spending and fore the study’s completion. relevant ber barons and industrial looked like a real fun has opted to hurt high- its resultant effect on this Now we have the medical U.S. government econo- sweatshops of the 1930s time for all the rest of us. profile agencies and their country’s future, it would corridor — a wonderful idea, mists ignore the ominous and ’40s to justify their Guess who reminded employees as part of his serve him well to pay heed since it already exists. international financial existence. But those evils me of this spoiled kid? latest temper tantrum. to something Calvin Currently there are the disasters wrought by have long been addressed Yep, the President of the He also targeted educa- Coolidge said after assum- following medical estab- unions and government by laws prohibiting the United States of America. tion so he can bemoan the ing the presidency: “We lishments on County Road workers. The common acrimonious practices of Like that kid, our spoiled effects the cuts will have on must have no careless- 491 between State Road thread throughout the fi- those contentious labor president wants to inflict our young. Again, he never ness in our dealings with 44 and County Road 486: nancial debacles in Greece, years. Unions of today are as much pain as he can on mentions that these same public property or the ex- Cancer and Blood Dis- Italy, France, Ireland, the new aristocracy raid- the American people so children now owe in excess penditure of public ease Center; Citrus Sur- Spain and others — are ing the public treasury, he can blame it on the Re- of $52,000 each to the gov- money. Such a condition gery Center; West Coast the protests against finan- strong-arming non-union publicans who had the ernment as the result of his is characteristic of under- Eye Institute; Allen Ridge cial reform led by unions workers and bribing nerve to force the sequester. reckless spending. And this developed people, or a Professional Center; Citrus and government workers. politicians to enact laws He didn’t mention, how- amount is growing rapidly. decadent generation.” Memorial Health Care Unit; Our legislators are favorable to unions. ever, that the sequester is I can only conclude that Neil Swanton Lecanto Professional Cen- dancing to the same union/ Only one in 16 workers a plan drawn up at the the slim majority of people Hernando ter (dentistry); and Pain government employee throughout our nation be- White House by him and who voted for Obama either Institute of Central Florida tune that has led to finan- longs to a union. Yet, in two of his aides which he are too busy with their What, another (under construction). cial catastrophe in Europe. many states, 100 percent actually advocated for. iPhones, take for granted I’m sure other medical The campaign contribu- of government employees Well, it turns out that everything the liberal media boondoggle? facilities will join in with- tion bribery scheme in- are forced to belong to a the Republicans have had feeds them, want us to be- Our county commis- out the help of the county fects the entire echelon of union, further evidence of enough of his childish become a socialist country sioners are about to cre- commissioners. political payback for cam- or just don’t give a damn. government from local havior and his failure to ate another boondoggle! It seems as if our county paign contributions. In a I used to be amused by government to the White negotiate. They have had One was the purchase commissioners are prepar- perverse disregard for free people who wrote to the House. President Barack enough of his failure to of Ottawa Avenue from ing to take credit for this. Obama has exempted choice, the government is confront the most impor- Chronicle, a few years ago, Citrus Hills for $2.4 mil- Don’t commissioners union members from con- moving to unionize the tant issue of our time, this saying that G.W. Bush was lion for the privilege of have better things to do to tributing to Obamacare as other 15 workers against country’s out-of-control the worst president ever. Of maintaining this road. stimulate business? a reward for the millions their will despite unions spending and the result- course this was nonsense. The second is Port Citrus, of dollars unions con- losing 400,000 members ant explosion of our na- I have been around a which is worth exploring. Jack Flynn tributed to his re-election during the last year alone. tional debt. So now there long time and I can say However, it appears the Lecanto campaign. Unions claim Any elected official must, will be mandatory cuts. with certainty that this they have a binding legiti- on ethical grounds, recuse The president was of- president has, without a 0320-WCRN mate contract with the himself from voting on any fered the option to minimize doubt, done more to hurt NEWS ARTICLE government which pre- measure that benefits any the effects of these cuts by this country, its people cludes any unilateral con- campaign contributor, union applying them to some of and the American way of TAX COLLECTOR’S OFFICE tract adjustments. or otherwise. The financial the useless, ineffective life than any president in However, the legitimacy benefits to honest govern- and wasteful programs my lifetime. TAX PAYMENT DEADLINE of the government union ment and campaign con- The Honorable Janice A. Warren, Citrus County Tax Collector, contract is suspect when tribution reform are obvious announces that the 2012 real estate and tangible personal it was approved by legis- if the pay-to-enact-laws We Have a property taxes should be postmarked no later than Sunday, lators who accepted huge benefitting special inter- March 31st to avoid additional interest. A 3% interest charge campaign contributions to ests are eliminated. Train Load will be incurred for real estate payments after March 31st. A 1 enact the outrageous 1 ⁄ 2 % interest charge along with a $10.00 collection fee will be John J. Turi union pension/benefits of Top Notch added to tangible personal property taxes after March 31st. contract. Hernando All unpaid parcels will be advertised in the newspaper. New Jersey is strug- New & Used Advertising charges will be added to the delinquent real estate gling with a $30 billion President’s Save Big tax and interest amounts in mid-April. The advertising fee will unsustainable Furniture be added to delinquent tangible personal property tax pension/benefit giveaway policies hurtful On New Mattress & Box Springs! amounts on May 1st. to unions; Illinois, too, is I was watching the news QUEEN • Ethan Allen on the verge of collapse on TV the other night and $ • Thomasville Night depositories are available at both our Inverness and with a reported $99 bil- I couldn’t believe what I SIZE 295 • Drexel Crystal River locations to drop your payment. All March lion deficit. California is was seeing and hearing. It Free Delivery & Setup payments received in our night depositories on March 31st will and removal of • Broyhill not be assessed any interest or additional charges. hurtling toward bank- reminded me of my child- old mattress • Basset ruptcy. How many other hood when one of the rich Another convenient way to make your tax payment by March states are coping (unsuc- kids would supply us with 31st is through our website, www.tc.citrus.fl.us cessfully) with the govern- a couple of new baseballs FURNITURE mental/union and a few bats so we could After March 31st, only certified funds can be accepted for boondoggle? Taxes are have a game. The problem payment of real estate taxes. Certified funds include a certified nearing the confiscatory was, if this kid wasn’t se- DEPOT check, cashier’s check or money order. stage. The existence of lected by the best team, got government unions has the position he wanted 352- 726-4835 If you are an owner of property and did not receive a 2012 tax bill, please contact the Tax Collector’s Office with a description evolved into a silent cor- and couldn’t bat cleanup, 565 Hwy. 41 South, Inverness of the property and to verify the status of the payment. 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Nation BRIEFS Chilly Seven Marines killed in Nev.

ORE. IDAHO The mortar round ex- The Marine Corps said Seven Marines killed Mortar explodes while training ploded in its firing tube in a statement it sus- in an explosion at during the exercise, pended all use of high- Hawthorne Army Depot Brigadier General Jim explosive and illumination Associated Press mine their safety, officials Lukeman said at a news mortar rounds that were in said Tuesday. 80 conference at Camp Leje- the same manufacturing Carson HAWTHORNE, Nev. — The explosion occurred une. He said investigators lots as the ones that were City A mortar shell explosion Monday night at the are trying to determine the fired in Nevada. Hawthorne killed seven Marines and Hawthorne Army Depot, a cause of the malfunction. injured a half-dozen more facility used by troops The Pentagon sus- NEVADA during mountain warfare heading overseas, during Lukeman extended con- pended use of those rounds CALIF. training in Nevada’s high an exercise involving the dolences to the families of worldwide across all desert, prompting the Pen- 2nd Marine Expeditionary the victims. branches of the military. Associated Press Las Vegas tagon to immediately halt Force from Camp Lejeune, “Our first priority is to The identities of those Gulls huddle on Beach 0 100 mi ARIZ. the use of some of the N.C. Several Marines from provide them support and killed won’t be released Street along the Lake 0 100 km weapons worldwide until the unit were injured in we’re doing that now,” he until 24 hours after their Michigan shoreline an investigation can deter- the blast, authorities said. said. families are notified. Tuesday near the SOURCE: ESRI AP Muskegon, Mich., water filtration plant. A late winter storm is dumping snow on Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, with up Defiant to 2 feet forecast in places. Heavy lake-effect snow is expected along Pope sets priorities Lake Superior. teen

NRC: Upgrade nuke sites’ vents gets life WASHINGTON — The Associated Press Nuclear Regulatory Com- mission is ordering U.S. nu- CHARDON, Ohio — clear power plants to Wearing a T-shirt with improve ventilation systems “killer” scrawled across it, at 31 reactors with designs a teenager cursed and ges- similar to those that melted tured obscenely as he was down two years ago in given three life sentences Japan. Tuesday for shooting to The order requires U.S. death three students in an Ohio high school cafeteria. operators to upgrade vents T.J. Lane, 18, had to ensure they remain oper- pleaded guilty last month able even during severe ac- to shooting at students in cidents, such as the March February 2012 at Chardon 2011 incident at Japan’s High School, east of Cleve- Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear land. Investigators have plant. said he admitted to the The order stops short of shooting but said he didn’t requiring plants to install fil- know why he did it. tered vents, as some safety Before the case went to advocates and NRC’s staff adult court last year, a ju- had urged. The filters are venile court judge ruled required in Japan and much that Lane was mentally of Europe, but U.S. utilities competent to stand trial say they are unnecessary despite evidence he suf- and expensive. fers from hallucinations, Associated Press psychosis and fantasies. Judges mulls Pope Francis is driven through the crowd Tuesday in his popemobile in St. Peter’s Square for his Lane was defiant during GPS tracking inauguration Mass at the Vatican. Pope Francis urged those gathered to protect the environment, the the sentencing, smiling weakest and the poorest, mapping out a clear focus of his priorities as leader of the world’s Catholics. and smirking throughout, PHILADELPHIA — A fed- including while four rela- eral appeals court was tives of victims spoke. asked Tuesday to decide Francis urges protection of nature, the weak, the poor After he came in, he whether the government calmly unbuttoned his must obtain a warrant be- Associated Press be protectors of creation, protec- broadcast over loudspeakers. blue dress shirt to reveal fore placing a GPS tracker tors of God’s plan inscribed in “I want to ask a favor,” Francis the T-shirt reading “killer,” on a suspect’s car. VATICAN CITY — Pope Fran- nature, protectors of one another told them. “I want to ask you to which the prosecutor The case before the 3rd cis laid out the priorities of his and of the environment.” walk together, and take care of one noted was similar to one U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- pontificate during his installa- The Argentine native is the another. ... And don’t forget that he wore during the peals in Philadelphia in- tion Mass on Tuesday, urging the first pope from Latin America this bishop who is far away loves shooting. volves three brothers princes, presidents, sheiks and and the first named for the 13th- you very much. Pray for me.” At one point, he suspected of robbing sev- thousands of ordinary people at- century friar St. Francis of Assisi, Back in Rome, Francis was in- swiveled around in his eral pharmacies. Authorities tending to protect the environ- whose life’s work was to care for terrupted by applause several chair toward the gallery placed a GPS device on ment, the weakest and the nature, the poor and most disad- times during his homily, includ- where his own family their car without a warrant in poorest and to let tenderness vantaged. ing when he urged the faithful members and those of the not to allow “omens of destruc- 2010, and the tracking led to “open up a horizon of hope.” The Vatican said between slain teenagers were sit- It was a message Francis has 150,000 and 200,000 people at- tion,” hatred, envy and pride to their arrests two days later. ting and spoke suddenly, hinted at in his first week as pon- tended the Mass, held under “defile our lives.” surprising even his lawyer. Lawyers representing the tiff, when his gestures of simplic- bright blue skies after days of Francis said the role of the trio told a three-judge panel “The hand that pulled ity often spoke louder than his chilly rain and featuring flag- leader of the world’s 1.2 billion the trigger that killed your that warrantless tracking vio- words. But on a day when he had waving fans from around the Catholics is to open his arms and sons now masturbates to lates the Constitution’s guar- the world’s economic, political world. protect all of humanity, but “es- the memory,” he said, then antee against unreasonable and religious leadership sitting In Buenos Aires, thousands of pecially the poorest, the weakest, cursed at and raised his searches. But Assistant U.S. before him on the steps of St. people packed the central Plaza the least important, those whom middle finger toward the Attorney Robert Zauzmer Peter’s Basilica for the official di Mayo square to watch the cere- Matthew lists in the final judg- victims’ relatives. contended that authorities start of his papacy, Francis made mony on giant TV screens, erupt- ment on love: the hungry, the A student who was followed relevant legal prece- his point clear. ing in joy when Francis called thirsty, the stranger, the naked, wounded in the rampage dents at the time in using the “Please,” he told them. “Let us them from Rome, his words the sick and those in prison.” dismissed the outburst. tracker without a warrant and “He said it like a scared had probable cause to sus- little boy and couldn’t talk pect illegal activity. slow enough that anyone It’s unclear when the ap- could understand him,” peals court will rule. said Nate Mueller, who Cypriot lawmakers reject deposits seizure bill was nicked in the ear in Sheriff: Missing the shooting. Mo. mom faked it Associated Press been (implemented) in any Dina Parmertor, mother KANSAS CITY, Mo. — To other country in Europe of victim Daniel, called Lane “a pathetic excuse law enforcement agencies, NICOSIA, Cyprus — and we don’t wish to be the Cypriot lawmakers on experiment of Europe.” for a human being” and the disappearance of a Mis- wished upon him “an ex- souri woman and her young Tuesday rejected a criti- Hundreds of protesters cal draft bill that would outside Parliament tremely slow, torturous daughter death.” for four have seized part of peo- cheered in jubilation and ple’s bank deposits in sang the national anthem She said she has night- days had mares and her family has all the order to qualify for a vital when they heard the bill had not passed. been physically sick over markings international bailout, with not a single vote in favor. Under the original deal the crimes. of an ab- The rejection leaves reached in Brussels late duction: a Cyprus’s bailout in ques- Friday to qualify for the 10 Associated Press cryptic tion. Without external billion euro bailout from Cypriot university students hold a banner reading text mes- other eurozone countries Rachel funds, the country’s banks “Resistance” during a rally Tuesday against a plan to sage ask- Koechner face collapse and the gov- and the International Mon- ing for seize a part of depositors’ bank savings, outside Cyprus’ facing charges. ernment could go bank- Consulate in the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki. etary Fund, Cyprus had to help, a rupt. Nicosia will now raise 5.8 billion euros in phone call that sounded like have to come up with an bonds, no to subjugation, as long as we need to con- additional funds by taxing it was being read from a alternative plan to raise no to national dishonor clude an agreement” but all bank accounts. Those script, an ex-husband with a the money: the govern- and raw blackmail,” said stressed this would be “in under 100,000 euros would history of domestic violence. ment could try to offer a house speaker Yiannakis the next few days.” Banks pay 6.75 percent, and those Instead, Rachel Koech- compromise bill that Omirou during the debate had been ordered to re- above that amount would ner told investigators Mon- would be more palatable before the vote. main shut until Thursday be taxed at 9.9 percent on day night she voluntarily to lawmakers. After the vote failed, he while the bill was debated their deposits. slipped away with Devon The bill, which had said political leaders will and amended, to prevent Facing fury at home and Sandner, the ex-husband been amended Tuesday have a meeting with the a bank run. from Russians who make Associated Press who’s the father of her 4- morning to shield small president on Wednesday Papadopoulos said Cy - up an estimated third of the T.J. Lane smirks Tuesday as year-old daughter, last deposit holders from the to discuss the next steps. prus wanted wants a rene- total amount in Cypriot he listens to the judge dur- week as part of a plan she deposit tax, was rejected Nicholas Papadopou- gotiation of its bailout banks, the government ing sentencing in Chardon, amended the bill Tuesday devised a day before they with 36 votes against and los, the chairman of the deal. Ohio. Lane was given three 19 abstentions. One parliamentary finance But the idea of seizing to exempt small depositors took off. lifetime prison sentences deputy was absent. committee, said banks savings was something with up to 20,000 euros in without the possibility of —From wire reports “No to new colonial would remain closed “for Cyprus rejected. “It has not the bank. parole. ■ NC A&T ■ Golf/B2 wins ■ Tennis, softball/B3 Section B - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2013 NCAA ■ Scoreboard/B4 tourney ■ Baseball/B5 opener. ■ Basketball/B5 /B5 ■ Hockey/B5 SPORTS ■ Entertainment/B6 CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Central stuns Panthers softball with rally STEVE MCGUNNIGLE Lecanto (4-8, 1-5) starter Danielle Yant Casey Vsetula began the Bears’ half of walk) and Holstein collected the only hits Correspondent went the distance as well, shutting the the seventh with a base hit just past short- for the Panthers. Bears down until the fateful seventh in- stop. Koehler collected the key hit of the Lecanto plays 6 p.m. Thursday at Citrus LECANTO — The Lecanto softball team ning, scattering 10 hits to go with two strike- night with a triple all the way to the wall in in another key district game. looked to be in prime position to make its outs and no walks. right field to score Vsetula and tie the move in District 6A-6, carrying a 1-0 lead “We didn’t hit the ball,” Lecanto head game. After Yant retired the next two bat- Hurricanes softball over visiting Central into the late stages. coach Robert Dupler said. “We play great ters, Katie McCarthy’s (2 for 4) RBI single The Lady Panthers put a runner on third defense, we pitch well, we just haven’t put to center gave the Bears the 2-1 lead, be- demolishes Wolf Pack with two outs in the bottom of the sixth for a complete game together yet.” fore Yant induced a pop up back to the The Citrus softball squad improved to 10-4 a potential insurance run, but failed to The Panthers struck first in the third in- mound to end the inning. overall and 3-2 in District 6A-6 with a 13-0 vic- bring it home. ning, as Sidney Holstein led off with a lined In the Panthers’ final at-bat, Koehler tory at Ocala West Port on Tuesday night. single to right field. Kelsie Lilley moved notched a pair of strikeouts to pitch around Central had its only big inning of night in For the Hurricanes, Aaron McIntyre went 2 the top of the seventh, scoring twice on four her to second with a sacrifice bunt, but a two-out walk to Amber Hopkins to end it. hits to dramatically take the air out of after the putout at first, the Central infield Dupler explained his expectations for for 5 with a double, two RBIs and a run, while Lecanto and hang on for a 2-1 district win threw the ball away in attempt to get Hol- the Panthers, saying they have a tendency also making a diving catch in center field and over the Panthers on Tuesday night. stein, who came all the way around to score to gradually get better as the season goes throwing out a runner at second base for a In a classic example of a pitchers’ duel, while the ball ended up in the outfield on on, in hopes to see his team finally put the game-ending double play. Central (10-4, 5-1 in district play) sent the Bears’ miscue. total package together. Citrus’ Kelly Abramowich tossed five in- Kaeleen Koehler to the hill, who tossed a But Koehler fanned the next two “This is a team that gets better every day. nings for the victory with four strikeouts and complete-game three-hit performance, giv- Lecanto batters to end the inning. Koehler They work hard every day,” Dupler said. two hits allowed. The Hurricane also went 1 ing up a lone unearned run with eight would go on to throw four 1-2-3 innings on “When it finally happens, I think of the for 2 with a triple, walk and RBI. strikeouts and one walk. Koehler also did the night. great things we’ll do, but the question is Kayla Quesenberry gave up three hits and the most damage at the plate for the Lady The final frame followed a trend this will it happen.” notched two strikeouts in two innings of relief Bears, going 3 for 4 with a triple and an year for Lecanto, who have lost all of their Paige Richards went 1 for 3 with two for Citrus, who hosts Lecanto on Thursday. RBI. district games by one run. steals for Lecanto while Hopkins (1 for 2, High school BASEBALL Warriors Batted around Pirates tame prevail Lions C.J. RISAK Correspondent over

HOMOSASSA — The person as responsible as anyone else on the Seven Rivers Christian sharks baseball squad for Tuesday’s 16-0 dismantling of Brooksville DAVID PIEKLIK Hernando Christian Academy Correspondent had little to say about his performance. Answers to all ques- CRYSTAL RIVER — Derrick tions were one word in length. Rogers put in another strong Perhaps that could be for- pitching performance and the given if he was a freshman. But Crystal River baseball team he isn’t. In fact, he won’t be a weathered a late Nature Coast freshman for another 16 Tech rally to win 4-3 Tuesday. months. Rogers recorded four strike- Parker Pillsbury, a seventh- outs in 5 2/3 innings and the Pi- grader who happens to be the rates (5-9 overall, 2-3 District No. 3 starter for coach Jim 5A-7) jumped out to an early Ervin’s Warriors, handcuffed STEPHEN E. LASKO/for the Chronicle lead against the Sharks (6-7, 2- HCA on two hits and two walks Lecanto designated hitter Jacob Tourbin gets tagged Tuesday in a pickle between Citrus 5) that was just enough. Austin in collecting the shutout victory. third baseman Tyler Beagan, left, and pitcher Chad Dawson. The ’Canes won 15-0. Wiles moved from designated By the time the Lions got their hitter to pitcher in the sixth in- first base runner — in the third ning to relive Rogers with the inning, on a walk — Seven Citrus jumps all over Lecanto en route to bases loaded and two outs, in- Rivers (now 7-1 overall, 2-1 in ducing an inning-ending District 2A-3) had a 9-0 lead. By ground out. the end of the third inning, the 15-0 pasting on baseball diamond Crystal River head coach Warriors’ run total had grown SEAN ARNOLD fielder Austin Bogart (two runs) totaled two Bobby Stack was pleased with to 16. Correspondent hits and three RBIs. what he saw from Rogers. “It was a quick game,” Ervin Citrus — 9-8 winners over the Panthers in “That’s his fourth quality out- said. “We’re just getting better INVERNESS — Citrus didn’t need 10 in- ten innings on March 8 — sent 13 batters to ing in a row,” Stack said of every night, and tonight we put nings to defeat Lecanto this time around. the plate in the first inning with a flurry of Rogers. “Austin came in and did it all together and had a com- The Hurricanes exploded for eight runs off deep line drives. a jam-up job in a tough, tough plete game. nine hits (five doubles) in the first inning en “We did what we preach finally,” coach situation.” “I mean, on some nights we route to a 15-0 blowout in five innings at Cit- Bogart said. “We drove the ball in the gaps, The Pirates led 4-0 after two might have good pitching but rus High School on Tuesday. which was great for our hitters and great to innings through a combination our defense was spotty, or our The ’Canes (7-5 overall, 4-1 in District 6A- get some runs for Chad (Dawson), who we of hustle and a little luck. With hitting was off. It was good to 6) picked up two more runs in the haven’t scored much for. He’s been the bases loaded in the bottom see us hit the ball hard.” third and returned for five more in throwing all three of his pitches of the first inning and facing a That wasn’t all Seven Rivers a four-hit fourth inning. They tal- great. He needed a quick game to get full count, third baseman Jor- did well against the over- lied 14 hits, seven doubles and five his arm rested. dan Humphreys drew a walk to matched Lions (0-7 overall), walks in their four-inning offen- “(Lecanto senior pitcher Joey) score Zac Pattison from third who remain winless and were sive onslaught. Spell’s been throwing great for them, base. beaten by the Warriors a week Not that junior pitcher Chad For more so it was good to get a jump on some- The next batter — right earlier, 11-0. In the first inning, Dawson needed such generous photos, click one who’s been throwing well.” fielder Casey Purnell — hit a a lead-off single by John run support — he fanned four and on this story at Senior Jacob Tourbin, who had his sacrifice fly ball to deep right Iwaniec and a walk to Cory yielded three hits in five scoreless www.chronicle club’s only extra-base hit of the game, field to score second baseman Weiand set up a first-and-third innings while his defense turned a online.com. took the mound in relief of Spell with Michael Kidd. After Pattison double steal situation, which pair of 4-6-3 double plays behind one out in the first with the ’Canes up and Kidd reached base on worked to perfection with him. 7-0. Sophomore Aston Honeggar pitched the walks in the second inning, two Iwaniec scoring the game’s first “The defense was great backing me up fourth inning for his Panthers (4-8 overall, errors by the Sharks led to two run. Pillsbury doubled in the tonight,” Dawson said. “I felt relaxed and 2-4 in district). more runs by the Pirates to ex- second run, and after a walk to smooth and everything was working out. “As a pitcher, the only reason you give up tend the lead to 4-0. Garrett Griggs, Lance Mosher (Citrus head) Coach (Brady) Bogart always line drives all over the field like that is if Rogers looked to be on cruise doubled in two more. says to work downhill and hit your spots, you’re missing your spots and getting be- control most of the game, “We ran the bases well, we and tonight that worked out great for me.” hind in counts,” Lecanto head coach Dave backed by strong defense. In the executed on the bases,” Ervin Junior catcher Cody Bogart paced his Logue said. “Take nothing away from Citrus, top of the fourth inning with two outs, Nature Coast left said. ’Canes at the plate with a pair of doubles they came out swinging. Their guys did a fielder Matt Rhineberger hit a Still, perhaps his best singu- and three RBIs while going 3 for 4. Senior good job and we just didn’t come ready to sharp line drive toward the first lar praise was reserved for third baseman Tyler Beagan (three RBIs, play, bottom line. We knew the stakes — we and second base gap. Pillsbury. two runs) and junior first baseman Ben needed a win here. It definitely wasn’t what Kidd ranged to his left and “He threw very well tonight, Wright (two RBIs, two runs) each went 2 for dove, catching the ball on a hop he hit his spots,” Ervin said. 3 for Citrus, and ’Canes freshman center See BATTED /Page B4 See WARRIORS /Page B4 See PIRATES /Page B4 ACC coaches upset with 4 bids Associated Press at No. 1, the Hurricanes at No. 4 and the Tar Heels at No. 17 in the RPI. And it was one reason why Atlantic Coast Conference coaches are still UNC coach Roy Williams called Sunday’s selec- reeling from the league’s poor representation in tions broadcast “a confusing show, and I’m still the NCAA tournament. confused.” They’re using words like disappointed, fair, re- “I was disappointed for our league,” Williams spect and perception describing how they feel said Tuesday. “I didn’t think it was necessarily fair about the ACC having just four teams in the tour- for our league. But ... it is what it is so we’ve got to nament and no No. 1 seed. go play.” Miami became the first team to win the ACC It marked the second time in three years the regular-season crown outright along with the ACC got just four bids and fourth time in the eight tournament championship yet fail to get a No. 1 seasons since the league’s expansion to 12 teams seed. in 2006. The league has gotten as many as seven The Hurricanes ended up with a No. 2, as did teams twice, in 2007 and 2009. Duke, which looked destined for a No. 1 before an “I think it’s a really good conference and I was early ACC tournament exit. North Carolina and just hoping it would garner a little more respect Associated Press North Carolina State ended up as No. 8 seeds, than that,” Virginia coach Tony Bennett said after Miami’s Rion Brown (15) celebrates after an 87-77 win over North while Virginia and Maryland both fell on the learning his Cavaliers would head to the NIT. Carolina in the ACC championship game Sunday in Greensboro, N.C. wrong side of the bubble and will play in the NIT. Despite winning the regular season and tournament league crowns, That all came despite the Blue Devils standing See ACC/ Page B4 the Hurricanes are a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament. B2 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2013 GOLF CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Grade A bunker play Snedeker back and ome months ago, my fellow hopes to regain form golf professional, Mary SSlinkard, wrote a wonder- Associated Press He was considered the hottest ful article on how she helps her guy in golf, finishing runner- students make more short putts. ORLANDO — When last up in consecutive weeks to She used a simple acronym — seen on a golf course, Brandt Tiger Woods (Torrey Pines) ABC, standing for Aim, Bulls-eye Snedeker was capping off an and Phil Mickelson (Phoenix) and Clunk, to make her point. amazing run by winning the before winning at Pebble. Oddly enough, I also use an al- Pebble Beach National Pro- So strong was his perform- phabetical reference to help my Am. He mentioned his ribs ance that Snedeker remains students with their bunker play. being sore, but never let on No. 1 in the FedEx Cup stand- At the start of the bunker lesson, that the pain began to in- ings, even though Woods has I draw a large inverted capital “A”, crease over the last four or won twice. He remains No. 4 By in- five holes that Sunday. in the world. verted, I That was five tournaments “I’m probably the freshest mean the ago. guys on the PGA Tour right tip of the Snedeker, who also missed now because I haven’t played letter is the U.S. Open last summer in five weeks, and I’m proba- pointing at because of a rib injury, re- bly one of the few guys that is the player turns to competition this really excited about the next as he or she week at the Arnold Palmer In- stretch of golf,” he said. “So I looks out of vitational. He said his rib feel great about it. I just want the bunker muscle was strained on the to give myself a chance on toward the left side, which was causing Sunday. With a great field like Wayne Larsen flag. With a the pain. And while the two this, would be a lot of fun.” LINKS WITH ball in the rib injuries are not related, Snedeker watched plenty of LARSEN sand, the there is concern about why it golf on television. He moved keeps happening. first line into a new house in Nashville. “I had about every test run drawn is But is he still the hottest you can possibly have run,” pointed directly at the flagstick guy in golf? Snedeker said. “The good with the ball at the lines’ midpoint. “I am not playing anywhere news is I’m completely I refer to this as the target line. near as well as Tiger Woods is The next line is drawn pointing Special to the Chronicle healthy. The bad news is I’m completely healthy. So I don’t right now, so we can answer slightly left of the flag (for a right- Drawing an upside down “A” in the bunker during practice will give that question and get that out golfers trying to improve on that tough shot a good lesson. know why it keeps happening. handed golfer) and connects to the of the way,” Snedeker said. top of the target line. I call this line dent’s left foot on the ball posi- sand? Not me. The letter “A” does I was kind of hoping that something would creep up “He’s playing unbelievable the alignment line. Starting at the tion line. The result is a set-up all the thinking for you. Now all golf. That being said, I’d love to position that is repeatable be- that would lead me to see why ball, the third line is drawn at a 90- that is left for the student to do is see him on Sunday afternoon cause it takes the guess work out to swing with the confidence this keeps happening, and degree angle from the target line and see how I stack up against of everything. The lines do they’re set up correctly to nothing came up. So just have and connects to the alignment him. He’s sharp right now. I’ve not lie. execute the shot. to chalk it up to bad luck, I line. This third line is called the got to develop that again.” Without thinking about any- For the swing, dig your feet guess, and get back healthy.” ball position line. ARNIE’S GRANDSON: With our letter “A” complete, thing but the lines for the place- into the sand for stability, use He could have returned last Sam Saunders first played the we can use it as a template. We ment of their club and feet, the more arms than shoulders and week in the Tampa Bay Cham- Arnold Palmer Invitational as use the named lines created to student has added loft and their body and let the club-head travel pionship, but sat out one more assure the player will assume the club of choice, exposed the along the line of your feet (or to week as a precaution. Instead, an 18-year-old. After leaving proper set-up position to execute bounce of the club to the sand the left for a right-handed golfer), he added the Houston Open Clemson, he received a spon- the bunker shot. First, I have the and insured sand-first contact. making sure to follow through to next week, with everything sor’s exemption each of the student place their wedge on the All the things just mentioned a full finish. geared toward being ready for past three years, twice mak- target line, making sure the face are the technical things that have Practice this tip one time and the Masters. ing the cut without being in of the club is pointed directly at to happen to play well out of the you will improve your bunker His expectations haven’t serious contention. the flag. Next, I have the student bunker, but who can play a shot play and might even want to changed, even though The exemptions were not place their feet on the alignment while thinking about exposing challenge your friends to a Snedeker surely accumulated surprising. He’s Palmer’s line. And finally I place the stu- the bounce of the club to the friendly bunker competition. some rest over the past month. grandson. Local LEADERS Mike Wagner, Diane Wagner Second 122 Closest to the pin: Marj Sibley +4 Second 7 RIVERS George Batson, Bob Staker Rick Hancock, Ed Starling, No. 4 Pete Clutter Rosalie Gosselin +3 Joan and Art Carnevale On March 14, the 7Rivers Men’s Golf Closest to the pin: Don Gonczi and Russ Woodworth (blind) No. 8 Russ Woodworth Pam Atkinson +2 Third Association played the final 18 holes of a No. 2 Dave McLaughlin Closest to the pin: No. 11 Bob Hunt Carole Seifert +2 Bob and Viv Walsh 36 hole tournament. No. 4 Mike Wagner No. 4 & 8 Russ Woodworth No. 14 Pete Clutter Jean Cunningham +1 Fourth First flight 50/50 winner: No. 11 Rick Hancock No. 16 Pete Clutter Amy Thomas +1 Carol Garvin and Mike Cokus First 122 Ann McLaughlin No. 14 Doug Sirmons Jan Kominski +1 Fifth Frank Wade, Clayton Jeck March 19, Men’s Nine Hole Golf League No. 16 Mike Feltner IG&CC Irene Nunes +1 Kathy and George McGillis Second 123 results from Brentwood C.C. On March 12, the Citrus Springs Men’s On March 5, the Inverness Golf & Country Closest to the pin: Sixth Don Eddy, Dick Shephard Vern Bishop 31 Association played total team points. Club Women’s Golf Association held its No. 2 Arlene Elwell Brenda Ferrel and Charlie Rash No. 8 June Goyette Third 126 Tarry Myers 34 First 153 annual Jamboree. Format was best ball No.13 Rosalie Gosselin Paul Collins, Bob Cox Jesse Lewis 35 Rick Hancock, Leon Smith and Mike Feltner for a 2-person team. SOUTHERN WOODS No.15 Arlene Elwell Second flight Birdie winners: Second 149 Flight 1 On March 13, the Southern Woods MGA LakeSide Ladies Points Quota League meets First 116 Bill Collier (2), Rick Mazzacua, George Harvey Jenkins, Dave Balas, First Gross 70 played “Individual Quota Points.” every Thursday morning at 9 a.m. and is now Alex Stevens, Fred Plushanski Patnode. Bill Mannix and Jack Williamson Donna Martin/Sonja Dixon Flight 1 open to all area ladies. No membership dues Second 123 All ages or ability are welcome to join in for a Closest to the pin: First Net 52 First +8 are required. Occasional play welcomed. In- Joe Muscaro, Don Tuers round of nine holes of handicap golf. We get No. 4 Pete Clutter Pat Lau/Barb Kumprey Larre Barrett terested players with GHIN handicaps should Closest to the Pin: the round of golf out of the way early every No. 8 Harvey Jenkins Second Net 54 Second +4 call Jan at 352-344-9550. No. 7 Don Eddy, Fred Plushanski Tuesday morning at Brentwood Golf Course. No. 11 Pete Clutter Sharon Kundel/Marion Ladd Ken Moody The league starts with tee time at 7:45 a.m. No. 14 Pete Clutter No. 11 Alex Stevens, Bob Cox Third Net 58 Third -2 (Tie) For information call Frank Hughes at No. 16 Bob Hunt PLANTATION Nancy Bennett/ Ruth Troyer Frank Nolan 352-746-4800 or email new216@tampa On March 15, Points Quota “Chicks with On March 2, points game results. BRENTWOOD Fourth Net 58 Dan Santero bay.rr.com. Sticks” Results Ray Jarzyna +7 Diane Endres/Corrie Hahn Fifth -3 (Tie) On March 13, the Wednesday Point Quota Sandy Brown +7 On March 4, points game results. Flight 2 Steve Ley Group played. CITRUS HILLS Linda Miller +2 R. Callahan +5 First Gross 77 Rod Fortune First +9 Helen Kennerly +2 C. Morgan +3 On March 13, the Citrus Hills Men’s Golf Cheryl Adamonis/Corkey Lecorchick Flight 2 Lenny Kowalsky June Goyette +1 J. Cioe +2 Association On The Oaks Golf Course First Net 54 First +7 (Tie) Don Gittings Marcie Marcus +1 E. Gerrits +1 played “2 Best Ball Plus.” Maisie Wall/Susan Miller Dick Tuxbury Second +6 Closest to the Pin: On March 10, Couples Group results. First -35 Second Net 57 Ed Lynk Jim Madden No. 4 Vickie Colebank First Bill Duggan, Don Morrison, Carole McHugh/Judy Brogden Third +4 Ty Ross No. 8 Carol Lanzillo Vivienne and Bob Walsh, Jerry Krause, Jack Holeman Third Net 57 Jim Hackett Most over quota (MOC) eagle No. 11 Carole Seifert Euna and Greg Quimby No. 6 Chuck Curtis Second -33 Bonnie Williams/Carol Williams Second Fourth +2 (Tie) Tom Halloran, Bob Prince, No. 16 Ginny Hearns Fourth Net 57 Closest to the pin: Carolyn McNeil, Dan Short and Nancy Phil Jasper George Lowell, John Balais ”Chicks with Sticks,” a ladies points quota Pam Grazio/Sue Sasso No. 2 Steve Arena Sullivan John Doyle Third -31 league, meets every Friday morning at Citrus Flight 3 No. 4 Clair Lockwood Third Flight 3 Gene Yanosy, Curt Messler, Springs. Interested players with GHIN hand- First Gross 76 50/50 winner: icaps should call Carole at (352) 746-2082 or Kathy and George McGillis, First +8 Ed Jones, Lou Pulgrano Rhea Raw/Jan Botzenhart Dexter Elsemore Jan (352) 344-9550. Gail and Wayne Bolle Kyle Muzina Fourth -30 First Net 51 March 16 Saturday Morning Scramble On March 14, the Citrus Springs Men’s Fourth Second +6 Bob Miller, Dick Morelli, Patricia Smith/ Dee Palkevich results. Association played 1 best ball on par 3’s, Joan and Art Carnevale, Ed Skinner Clive Afflick, Don Gatz Second Net 54 First 2 on par 5’s and 3 on par 4’s. Helen and Bill Mclntyre Third +3 (Tie) Fifth -28 Pepita Park/Helen McIntyre Steve Leonard, Mona Evans, First 156 On March 13, Wednesday Ladies Points Nelson Wright Pete Lindley, Jerry McClernon, Third Net 54 Bob Staker, Jim Pearson Glen Robertson, Don Gonczi, Game results. Soc Hiatokis Henry Huntsberry, Len Ciriello Sally Staton/Julie Carpenter Second Leon Smith, Mike Feltner (blind) Kathy Staber +4 Bill Bachman Golf Demo Day Fourth Net 55 Pete Krol, Larry Lietzke, Second 159 K. LeDuc +4 Mike Theodore Citrus Hills will have a Demo Day from 10 Lanette Hei/Bonnie Gruber Mike O’ Donaghue, Rick Urban Bill Curry, Dave Balas, Helen McIntyre +3 Flight 3 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 13, at Skyview Flight 4 Third Emil Colletti, Bill Mannix Diane Elmhirst +2 First +8 at Terra Vista driving range. Come try out the First Gross 82 Robert Haden, Morris Frank, Closest to the pin: Mary Ford +1 Paul Malarkey new and exciting golf clubs from Ping, Tay- Jean Berardi/Barbara Gentile Art Miller, Jesse Lewis No. 4 carryover On March 16, Saturday Points Game Second +6 lormade, Titleist, Cobra, Callaway, Nike, First Net 53 Closest to the pin: No. 8 Dave Balas results. Gene Askins Cleveland and Adams. For more information, Lavera Sasser/Donna Pisarsky No. 2 Ruth Doring No. 11 Glen Robertson D. Patel +6 Third +2 call the golf shop at 352-746-4425. Second Net 55 No. 4 Bob Staker No. 14 Bob Hunt E. Abel +5 Jack Sandlas Becky Jackson/Rose Wood March 17, Sunday Morning Scramble No. 16 Jack Williamson M. Fitzpatrick +5 Fourth +1 Third Net 55 results. CITRUS SPRINGS On March 16, the Citrus Springs Men’s J. Hylton +4 Bill Long Valeria Harris/Betty Seely First 6 under On March 9, the Citrus Springs Men’s Association played 2 best balls. Wayne Larson +4 Fifth -1 Fourth Net 55 Chuck Curtis, Maggie Cart, Association played 1 best ball on holes 1- First 119 Bob Hasting +3 Jim Lunsford Maria Messier/Jan Strickland Anita McCabe, Don Oslance 6, 2 best balls on holes 7-12 and 3 best Pete Clutter, Doug Sirmons, Ed Hogan +3 Closest to the Pin: Second 5 under (MOC) balls on holes 13-18. Dave Balas, Woody Miner LAKESIDE On March 17, Sunday St. Pat’s Divorce No. 4 Larre Barrett Kenny McCabe, Jennie Diaz, First 119 Second 121 Open results. No. 8 Jim Lunsford Ron Cart Doug Sirmons, Emil Colletti, Bill Curry, Harvey Jenkins, On March 14, the LakeSide Ladies Points First No. 13 Bob Chadderton Third 5 under John Lycke and Bill Curry Glen Robertson, Bob Hunt Quota League played. Doris and Ray Osburn No. 17 Jim Wickliffe

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The Citrus County Men’s Bowling Tour- Scholl. The women-only league is geared towards The results for March 15: Riverhaven Ea- nament was held over the weekend at The divisions players rated 3.0 to 3.5. If interested in play- gles def. Meadowcrest Aces, 3-2; Sugarmill Manatee Lanes in Crystal River, with over are boys and girls ing or want to captain a team, contact chair- Woods def. Bicentennial Flyers, 4-0; Pine 100 local bowlers competing in the two-day high school sin- woman Candace Charles at 352-563-5859 Ridge Mustangs def. Citrus Hills Hot Shots, match. The team event was on Saturday gles, boys and girls or [email protected]. 4-0. All players must be at least 50 years of and had 22 teams competing for the cham- middle school sin- age or older with a 3.0 - 3.5 rating. Players pionship title. gles and 10-U Jun- Citrus Area Senior Ladies cannot be both a member of a team and a In addition to the prize money awarded iors (10-ish and 3.0/3.5 Tuesday League sub. For information, email chairwoman Sue to the winners, each squad of bowlers in Doherty at [email protected]. the team event was also competing for an under) on 36- and The results for March 12: Rained out. 60-foot courts. Eric van den additional $100 bonus for the high team in These scores mark the end of session 3, USTA Leagues that squad. There needs to be Hoogen a minimum of four Pine Ridge Mustangs lead league with 45 3.5 Adult 55+ Women: Skyview lost to Har- John Charrette led the line-up of high players to hold an ON COURT points. 4th and last session will start March bor Hills, 3-0. Record 7-1. scores with his opening 300 game and 750 event. If a draw 12.To play in this league, a player must be at 7.0 Adult 65+ Women: Skyview record 0-5. series in the doubles competition. Other cannot be made, players may be moved least 50 years of age or older, with a 3.0/3.5 Bicentennial Park record 1-3. high scores included Ryan Aguilar’s 279 or divisions may be combined to make a rating. The league is always looking for play- Schedule for the rest of 2013: game along with a 266, 267 249 and 224 draw. ers to sub for teams. 18-up Mixed (three doubles): March to May. among the nine games each bowler rolled The format will be decided based on For information, email chairwoman Lucy 40-up Adult (three doubles, two singles): during the tournament. Mike Pozzi’s 269 the size of each draw. Generally, it is Murphy at [email protected] or May to July. and Harvey Keifer’s 268 games were just a preferred for each junior to play with 527-4239. 40-up Mixed (three doubles): August to Oc- few more of the high scoring accomplished regular scoring (deuces) and two out of Thursday Morning Citrus tober. this weekend. Official results of the tour- three sets in the regular draw, as well as Combo Senior and Adult (three doubles): nament will be announced as soon as all of in the consolation draw. Area Doubles League October to December. the averages and scores are verified by tournament officials. Participants are guaranteed to play The results for Feb. 14: Rain make up; Start recruiting! If you have any questions at least two matches. for information in our District 4 (south), call or This Saturday is the next Association- Skyview Advantage def. Skyview Aces, 6-3. sponsored Doubles Sweeper to be held at The entry fee is $20 and balls are pro- e-mail Leigh Chak at 352-572-7157 or The results for March 14: Skyview Advan- Beverly Hills Bowl on Lecanto Highway vided for all the matches. The entry [email protected] or ustaflorida.com. deadline is 9 p.m. Wednesday prior to tage def. Skyview, 5-4; Pine Ridge Mavericks (Rt 491) at 7 p.m. This is a handicap match tournament. def. The Bratz, 7-2; Sugarmill Woods def. Tournaments with 100 percent of 230 being the handi- Enter the tournament by emailing Skyview Aces, 6-3; Pine Ridge Fillies def. Bi- cap. Any sanctioned bowler can be com- [email protected]. Provide your centennial Babes, 6-2. For information, con- Nov. 9-10: Fall Fest Compass Tournament petitive and have an opportunity to cash. name, age, grade in school, city, cell tact chairwoman Diane Halloran at at Crystal River High School. For more infor- All prizes will be awarded that night. Entry phone, name of school and seeding in- 352-527-7763 or [email protected] mation, contact one of the following: fee is $20 per person. Entries will be ac- formation if it applies. The tournament Cindy Reynolds at 352-697-3222 or cepted beginning at 6 p.m. directors reserve the right and have the Ladies on the Court [email protected] Summer leagues will start soon. Check authority to make any and all changes to The results for March 14: No scores re- Sally deMontfort at 352-795-9693 or with your local bowling center for its the draw. Go to JCT on Facebook to get ported. Ladies on The Court play at 8:30 [email protected] schedule of leagues to include youth activ- first-round match times, which will be a.m. Thursdays at Le Grone Park courts in Eric van den Hoogen at [email protected]. ities and watch for additional information. McKay pitches HCA to Panthers fall to Wildcats set went back and forth played the Wildcats’ Some matches with one player winning a Palmer Lovell in two tough 3-2 win over Seven Rivers game and the other match- matches. Lovell won 7-5, ing his effort. Libby finally 6-3. LARRY BUGG McKay scored the winning run in the heavily took the first set 6-4. The The No. 4 and No. 5 Correspondent sixth inning. She singled and reached second set was not as close matches both went to the third on a wild pitch. She scored when contested by and Libby prevailed 6-1. Wildcats. Mark Debolt beat CRYSTAL RIVER — Hernando Chris- Lindsey Spencer struck out but reached Asked if the heat was a Eastmond 6-3, 6-0. Grant tian Academy pitcher Ashley McKay on a passed ball. Lecanto factor in the second set, Lovell took the final match struck out 12 and hurled the visitors to a “Ashley is special,” Hernando Chris- Gurnani said no. of the day from Dhruv 3-2 district win over Seven Rivers Chris- tian coach Mike Drummond said. “She CARL MCDERMOTT “The heat did not affect Patel 6-1, 6-3. tian on Tuesday at Harley Levins Softball did a good job. She came down with the Correspondent my game. He just played Fourth-year Forest Complex. right pitches she needed. really well,” Gurnani said. coach Dave Falcone was McKay allowed just two hits and “That Seven Rivers team is an up-and- LECANTO — The boys The No. 2 singles match happy with the way his walked six as Hernando Christian Acad- coming team. They have a good pitcher tennis teams from Lecanto was the marathon of the players reacted to the emy boosted its overall record to 11-1 and and good catcher. I was proud of my girls and Forest met for the sec- afternoon, lasting well close matches. 2-1 in district play. to hang in there. They have good players.” ond time this year in a dis- over an hour. Lecanto “We have a family thing Tessa Kacer took the pitching loss for Kacer is grateful her team is improving. trict matchup. The sophomore Alford and going here,” Falcone said. Seven Rivers (5-5, 0-4). She had seven “I thought we played really good de- Wildcats came away with a Forest’s Wigelsworth “We all get along real well. strikeouts and walked four. Seven Rivers fense and that was a big improvement,” hard-fought victory 6-1 in a played three sets before I’ve known some of them made three errors. Kacer said. “The hitting was a big im- match where the score the outcome was decided. since they were The Warriors scored both of their runs provement for us. There were a couple of didn’t tell the entire story. Wigelsworth took the first freshmen.” The Panthers veteran in the first inning. Kim Iwaniec and Alli- weird plays that didn’t go right. It makes Forest won six of the seven set 6-2 with Alford return- coach Jack Hall was son Green both reached on walks and us hopeful for districts.” matches but several scores ing the favor in the second equally pleased with his eventually scored on wild pitches. Warriors coach Gary Dreyer was glad were close. by the same score. That set team’s effort. McKay drove in the first Lions’ run, to see his team play as they did. The doubles matches up a tiebreaker set with “We improved over the scoring Chelsey Lowe with a single in the “I am proud of the way that they were played first by agree- the winner being the first first match with Forest,” first inning. played,” Dreyer said. “They played a re- ment with both coaches player to 10. Sam Alford Hall said. “Anytime you Hernando Christian Academy tied the ally good game. They are getting to the and played in pro sets prevailed 10-7 and won the match. improve, it’s a good thing.” score in the fifth inning at 2-2. Kaylee point where they are starting to believe The No. 1 doubles match The No. 3 match was The Lecanto boys play Phillips led off with a single and scored they can win against these really good between the Panthers’ more of the same as Pan- Thursday at home against on Holly Field’s triple to left center. Field teams. That’s what they need to do.” Rishi Gurnani and Sam Al- thers senior Lloyd Justo Springstead. was thrown out at the plate trying for a Seven Rivers Christian plays Thursday ford and the Wildcats’ home run. in Clearwater against Lakeside Christian. 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SPORTS BRIEFS NBA standings EASTERN CONFERENCE NFL owners pass son in the NFL. He has played 28 games Atlantic Division LOTTERY 2 rules changes during his career. He was claimed off W L Pct GB Florida waivers by Miami from the Carolina Pan- New York 39 26 .600 — PHOENIX — NFL owners have thers on Sept. 1, 2012. Brooklyn 39 28 .582 1 Here are the winning numbers selected passed two rule changes to enhance Boston 36 30 .545 3½ Meester to play, signs Philadelphia 26 40 .394 13½ Tuesday in the Florida Lottery: player safety and are expected to vote Toronto 26 41 .388 14 later Tuesday whether to ban offensive 1-year deal with Jaguars Southeast Division CASH 3 (early) players from using the crown of their hel- JACKSONVILLE — Center Brad W L Pct GB 7 - 8 - 0 mets against defenders. y-Miami 52 14 .788 — CASH 3 (late) Meester has decided to rejoin the Jack- Atlanta 37 30 .552 15½ 9 - 8 - 3 The owners outlawed peel-back blocks sonville Jaguars, signing a one-year deal Washington 23 43 .348 29 PLAY 4 (early) anywhere on the field; previously, they to play a 14th season. Orlando 18 50 .265 35 were illegal only inside the tackle box. A Charlotte 15 52 .224 37½ 7 - 8 - 2 - 5 Meester, a second-round draft pick in Central Division PLAY 4 (late) player makes a peel-back block when he 2000, has spent his entire career in W L Pct GB 3 - 7 - 3 - 5 is moving toward his goal line, ap- Jacksonville. Indiana 42 26 .618 — FANTASY 5 proaches an opponent from behind or the He holds franchise records for games Chicago 36 30 .545 5 1 - 11 - 13 - 25 - 30 Milwaukee 34 32 .515 7 side, and makes contact below the waist. played (193) and started (193), and is the Detroit 23 46 .333 19½ MEGA MONEY Also banned is overloading a formation only player to spend 13 seasons with the Cleveland 22 45 .328 19½ 1 - 21 - 22 - 34 while attempting to block a field goal or club. He will enter next season with a WESTERN CONFERENCE MEGA BALL extra point. Defensive teams can now streak of 74 consecutive starts, tied for the Southwest Division 20 W L Pct GB have only six or less players on each side second-longest in team history and the x-San Antonio 51 16 .761 — of the snapper at the line of scrimmage. second-longest streak among active NFL Memphis 45 21 .682 5½ Players not on the line can’t push team- centers. Houston 36 31 .537 15 AIRWAVES Of the 255 players selected in the 2000 Dallas 32 35 .478 19 On the mates on the line into blockers, either. New Orleans 22 46 .324 29½ NFL draft, Meester, New England Patriots Northwest Division TODAY’S SPORTS Starks signs Dolphins’ quarterback Tom Brady and Pittsburgh W L Pct GB MLB PRESEASON BASEBALL franchise tender Steelers wide receiver Plaxico Burress x-Oklahoma City 50 18 .735 — are the only position players currently on 1 p.m. (ESPN2) Boston Red Sox at New York Yankees Denver 47 22 .681 3½ MIAMI — The Miami Dolphins said dean NFL roster. Meester’s first 48 starts Utah 34 33 .507 15½ MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL fensive tackle Randy Starks has signed were at left guard before moving to center. Portland 31 36 .463 18½ 6:30 p.m. (TRUTV) NCAA Tournament, First Round: James Minnesota 23 42 .354 25½ his franchise tender. Pacific Division Madison vs. Long Island Also, the team announced quarterback Rex Ryan: Jets not W L Pct GB 7 p.m. (ESPN2) NIT Tournament, First Round: Indiana State Pat Devlin and cornerback R.J. Stanford actively dangling Revis L.A. Clippers 46 21 .687 — at Iowa have signed their exclusive rights Golden State 39 30 .565 8 9 p.m. (ESPN2) NIT Tournament, First Round: Long Beach PHOENIX — New York Jets coach L.A. Lakers 36 33 .522 11 tenders. Rex Ryan said the team is not actively State at Baylor Sacramento 23 44 .343 23 Starks has appeared in 140 games pursuing a trade of star cornerback Phoenix 23 45 .338 23½ 9 p.m. (TRUTV) NCAA Tournament, First Round: Boise State during his career, 103 as a starter. x-clinched playoff spot Darrelle Revis. vs. La Salle Last season, Starks started all 16 y-clinched division NBA BASKETBALL Speaking at the NFL owners meetings Monday’s Games games and was selected to his second 7 p.m. (SUN) Tuesday, Ryan said it is not a foregone Indiana 111, Cleveland 90 Miami Heat at Cleveland Cavaliers Pro Bowl. He finished the season with 27 Charlotte 119, Washington 114 7:30 p.m. (FSNFL) conclusion the Jets will deal Revis, who Orlando Magic at New York Knicks tackles, 4 1/2 sacks and one interception. Philadelphia 101, Portland 100 8 p.m. (ESPN) is unhappy with his contract. But Ryan Dallas 127, Atlanta 113 Brooklyn Nets at Dallas Mavericks Devlin is entering his third season in BOATING acknowledges any team will listen if an- Brooklyn 119, Detroit 82 the NFL. He was inactive for all 16 5 p.m. (FSNFL) other club calls about acquiring any Denver 119, Chicago 118, OT Powerboat Racing OPA Offshore Series games in 2012. player. Memphis 92, Minnesota 77 (taped) Golden State 93, New Orleans 72 GOLF Stanford is also entering his third sea- —From wire reports Miami 105, Boston 103 Phoenix 99, L.A. Lakers 76 5 p.m. (GOLF) PGA Tour Golf Arnold Palmer Invitational, New York 90, Utah 83 Pro-Am (same-day tape) Tuesday’s Games NHL HOCKEY position. But any thoughts of a Sharks’ Indiana 95, Orlando 73 7:30 p.m. (NBCSPT) rally quickly died out when Wiles Denver 114, Oklahoma City 104 Minnesota Wild at Detroit Red Wings PIRATES caught Brooks off-guard, quickly pivot- Milwaukee 102, Portland 95 Continued from Page B1 ing with a pickoff move and throwing L.A. Clippers at Sacramento, late Note: Times and channels are subject to change at the Today’s Games Brooks out at second to end the game. Miami at Cleveland, 7 p.m. discretion of the network. If you are unable to locate a game and throwing it to first for the third out. Early on in the season, Stack and Toronto at Charlotte, 7 p.m. on the listed channel, please contact your cable provider. The Sharks smelled blood in the fifth Rogers are happy with the team’s play, Orlando at New York, 7:30 p.m. inning when the Pirates made a few er- though both wish there was more scor- Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Dallas, 8 p.m. rors of their own. ing and clutch hitting. Utah at Houston, 8 p.m. CALENDAR With the score 4-3 in the seventh in- Rogers also looks to improve on the Oklahoma City at Memphis, 8 p.m. Prep ning, Nature Coast’s Drue Brooks dou- mound, adding, “I just got to hit my Boston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. bled to put the tying run in scoring spots more often.” Golden State at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. TODAY’S PREP SPORTS Washington at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Philadelphia at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. No local events scheduled for today. Thursday’s Games of RBI singles in the inning) and Portland at Chicago, 8 p.m. Mosher (two-run single). The Warriors Philadelphia at Denver, 9 p.m. Boston 13 11 .542 Boise St. 1½ (139) La Salle Chicago 10 9 .526 Second Round WARRIORS Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 p.m. also scored two runs on errors and an- Texas 12 12 .500 Tomorrow Continued from Page B1 other on a ground out by Jimmy Minnesota 11 12 .478 At Lexington, Ky. Worster. Houston 9 12 .429 Louisville 26 NC A&T Oakland 9 12 .429 Missouri 3 (142½) Colorado St. “He’s a good addition for our team.” Five hitters each had two hits to NHL standings Toronto 9 13 .409 Marquette 3½ (133) Davidson And he should be around for a power Seven Rivers’ 11-hit attack, New York 9 15 .375 Butler 3½ (122½) Bucknell EASTERN CONFERENCE while. paced by Mosher’s two hits and four Los Angeles 5 13 .278 At Auburn Hills, Mich. RBIs. Weiand had two hits and two Atlantic Division NATIONAL LEAGUE Michigan St. 10½ (126½) Valparaiso Of course, there wasn’t much pres- GP W L OT Pts GF GA W L Pct Memphis 4½ Middle Tenn. sure on him. Seven Rivers scored two RBI and Iwaniec, Coy Phillips and Pittsburgh 31 23 8 0 46110 81 Atlanta 14 11 .560 OR more runs in the first on an error and Adam Gage each had a pair of hits. N.Y. Rangers 29 15 12 2 32 70 70 Colorado 11 10 .524 Memphis 1½ Saint Mary’s (Cal) New Jersey 30 13 11 6 32 74 84 a wild pitch to take a 6-0 lead, then got Brennen Dupont started and San Diego 13 13 .500 VCU 7½ (135) Akron worked the first two innings for HCA. N.Y. Islanders 29 13 13 3 29 86 96 St. Louis 11 11 .500 Michigan 11 (139) S. Dakota St. three more runs courtesy of two more Philadelphia 30 13 16 1 27 81 92 Arizona 11 12 .478 At Salt Lake City HCA errors in the second for a 9-0 Dupont also got the Lions’ first hit, a Northeast Division Philadelphia 11 12 .478 Gonzaga 22 (127) Southern U. advantage. blooper down the right field line in GP W L OT Pts GF GA Miami 10 11 .476 Pittsburgh 4½ (119) Wichita St. the fourth inning. Michael Valdes Montreal 29 19 5 5 43 92 73 The seven-run third inning featured Washington 10 11 .476 New Mexico 11½ (125½) Harvard run-producing hits by Weiand (a pair worked the final two innings for HCA. Boston 28196 3 418260 San Francisco 9 10 .474 Arizona 4½ (140) Belmont Ottawa 30168 6 387765 Chicago 12 14 .462 At San Jose, Calif. Toronto 29 15 12 2 32 86 83 New York 8 10 .444 Oklahoma St. 3 (135) Oregon Buffalo 30 11 15 4 26 79 95 Pittsburgh 10 13 .435 Saint Louis 9 (122) New Mexico St. Southeast Division Friday at Springstead, which joins the Milwaukee 9 12 .429 UNLV 2½ (131) California ’Canes as the only other one-loss 6A-6 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Los Angeles 9 13 .409 Syracuse 12½ (127½) Montana BATTED Winnipeg 30 16 12 2 34 80 86 Cincinnati 8 14 .364 Friday team. The Eagles defeated Citrus 9-8 Carolina 29 15 12 2 32 84 82 NOTE: Split-squad games count in the stand- At Philadelphia Continued from Page B1 in extra innings on March 5. Tampa Bay 29 13 15 1 27 96 86 ings; games against non-major league teams Duke 18 (132½) Albany (NY) “We’ll enjoy this and have fun and Washington 29 12 16 1 25 79 87 do not. Creighton 3 (128) Cincinnati at 3 p.m. tomorrow, we’re going to get Florida 30 8 16 6 22 74 110 Monday’s Games Georgetown 13(123½) Fla. Gulf Coast I expected. We’ve competed in all our WESTERN CONFERENCE N.Y. Mets 3, St. Louis 2 San Diego St. 2½ (134) Oklahoma other district games this year. after it,” Brady Bogart said. “We’ll Central Division Miami 6, Minnesota 2, 5 innings At Dayton, Ohio “Even though our defense may not have to probably be ready for (Spring- GP W L OT Pts GF GA Pittsburgh 4, Boston 3 Indiana 20 LIU have made an an error, somebody stead senior ace pitcher Brandon) Chicago 29 24 2 3 51100 62 Atlanta 17, Philadelphia 10 OR needed to step up and make a play Brosher, and we’re going to have to St. Louis 28 16 10 2 34 85 80 Detroit 5, Washington 1 Indiana 20 James Madison Detroit 29 14 10 5 33 78 75 Seattle 6, Oakland 5 NC State 4½ (149) Temple and stop the momentum,” Logue compete every at-bat and try to win a Columbus 30 12 12 6 30 68 79 Cleveland 4, Milwaukee 2 Ohio St. 13½ (146) Iona added. 3-2 ballgame.” Nashville 30 11 13 6 28 70 81 Arizona 5, L.A. Dodgers 3 Notre Dame 1 (141) Iowa St. The win sets Citrus up for what Lecanto plays at Forest at 6:30 p.m. Northwest Division Chicago Cubs 5, San Diego 2 At Kansas City, Mo. looks to be a decisive district contest Thursday. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Texas 8, Kansas City 2 Kansas 20 (133) W. Kentucky Minnesota 28 16 10 2 34 73 69 Cincinnati 4, Colorado 3 North Carolina 4 (142½) Villanova Vancouver 28 13 9 6 32 78 80 Tuesday’s Games Wisconsin 6 (128) Mississippi Edmonton 28 11 11 6 28 69 81 Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Yankees 1 Kansas St. 4 Boise St. Kansas during several Big 12 Calgary 27 11 12 4 26 78 91 St. Louis 5, Miami 4 OR tournaments. Colorado 28 10 14 4 24 71 89 Toronto 10, Houston 6 Kansas St. 4 La Salle ACC Pacific Division If they can beat Villanova on Friday, Tampa Bay 11, Detroit 5 At Austin, Texas Continued from Page B1 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Baltimore 8, Boston 7 Florida 20(140) Northwestern the Tar Heels could face the top- Anaheim 28 21 3 4 46 95 69 Milwaukee 6, L.A. Angels 1 St. seeded Jayhawks in the third round. Los Angeles 28 16 10 2 34 85 71 Cincinnati 10, Chicago White Sox 6 Minnesota 3 (135) UCLA Miami (27-6) beat North Carolina in As for N.C. State (24-10), the presea- Phoenix 29 13 12 4 30 77 82 Colorado 7, Kansas City 2 Miami 12½ (125) Pacific San Jose 28 12 10 6 30 67 74 L.A. Dodgers 7, Oakland 1 Illinois 1½ (127) Colorado Sunday’s ACC final to pair its first reg- son ACC favorite earned the No. 5 Dallas 28 13 12 3 29 73 84 Chicago Cubs 5, Texas 4 NIT ular-season crown with the first tour- seed in the ACC tournament and NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- San Diego 6, Arizona 2 First Round nament title. And going back to the time loss. reached the semifinals to return to San Francisco vs. Seattle, late at Iowa 12½ (133) Indiana St. start of NCAA seeding in 1979, only the NCAAs for the second straight Monday’s Games Today’s Games at Providence 9½ (137) Charlotte N.Y. Rangers 2, Carolina 1, SO Toronto vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, 1:05 p.m. at UMass 4½ (140½) Stony Brook one team — Georgia Tech in 1985 — year. The Wolfpack earned the No. 8 Tampa Bay 4, Philadelphia 2 Boston vs. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa, 1:05 p.m. at Tennessee 9 (125½) Mercer had failed to earn a No. 1 after win- in the East and could have a third- Dallas 4, Calgary 3 Washington vs. Miami at Jupiter, 1:05 p.m. at Baylor 12½(149) Long Beach St. ning at least a share of the regular- Chicago 5, Colorado 2 round matchup with top-seeded Pittsburgh vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, 1:05 p.m. at Southern Miss. 14(141½) Charleston Minnesota 3, Vancouver 1 season crown to go with the Indiana. San Francisco (ss) vs. San Diego at Peoria, Southern Anaheim 5, San Jose 3 tournament title, according to STATS Ariz., 4:05 p.m. at Arizona St. 4 (153) Detroit Virginia (21-11) had wins against Los Angeles 4, Phoenix 0 Milwaukee vs. San Francisco (ss) at Scotts- CBI Tournament LLC. Duke and North Carolina, but losses Tuesday’s Games dale, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. First Round But the Hurricanes ended up with N.Y. Rangers 3, New Jersey 2 to Old Dominion, Delaware and Arizona vs. Chicago White Sox at Glendale, at Purdue 14 (115½) W. Illinois Ottawa 5, N.Y. Islanders 3 a No. 2 (East Region) just like that Boston College undermined that good Ariz., 4:05 p.m. Richmond 5½ (146½) at Bryant Florida 4, Carolina 1 L.A. Dodgers vs. Kansas City at Surprise, Mark Price-led Yellow Jackets team. work. Maryland (22-12) beat Duke Columbus 4, Nashville 3 at Wright St. 5½ (127) Tulsa Ariz., 4:05 p.m. at W. Michigan 1½ (124½) N. Dakota St. Mike Bobinski, who chaired the se- twice, yet lost four of six entering the Buffalo 3, Montreal 2, OT Cleveland vs. L.A. Angels at Tempe, Ariz., Pittsburgh 2, Washington 1 Texas 2½ (148½) at Houston lection committee, said Gonzaga ACC tournament. 4:05 p.m. College Insider Tournament Winnipeg 3, Boston 1 N.Y. Mets vs. Houston at Kissimmee, 6:05 p.m. edged out Miami for a No. 1 seed. But “The perception of our league just First Round St. Louis at Vancouver, late Tampa Bay vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, 7:05 while senior Reggie Johnson said wasn’t great,” Terrapins coach Mark at Canisius 7 (143) Elon Phoenix at Los Angeles, late p.m. at Tulane 6 (140) South Alabama after the UNC win Miami deserved a Turgeon said. “Our league was much Today’s Games Thursday’s Games at Bradley Pk (133) Green Bay No. 1, coach Jim Larranaga and other better than last year. (The ACC) had Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7 p.m. Toronto vs. Tampa Bay at Port Charlotte, 1:05 at Ill.-Chicago 11 (128½) Chicago St. Minnesota at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. p.m. players said they weren’t worried some bad losses early and it just stuck at Texas-Arlington 4 (133) Oral Roberts Dallas at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. St. Louis vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Lucie, 1:10 about it. with us. And teams like us and Vir- at Weber St. 6½ (129) Cal Poly San Jose at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. p.m. “It doesn’t matter to us,” senior Air Force 1 (146) at Hawaii ginia just didn’t get it done on the Chicago at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Oakland vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Ariz., at UC Irvine 8 (133) High Point guard Durand Scott said. “I want them road. If we just would have won on the Thursday’s Games 4:05 p.m. at N. Iowa 15½ (130) North Dakota Toronto at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Milwaukee vs. Chicago White Sox at Glen- to give what we deserve — nothing road a little bit more I think both of us at Kent St. 6 (126) Fairfield Montreal at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. dale, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. less and nothing more.” would have gotten in. But we didn’t.” Florida at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Cleveland vs. Arizona at Scottsdale, Ariz., NBA Duke (27-5) looked set to earn a No. New Jersey at Carolina, 7 p.m. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG The ACC will have its chance to 4:10 p.m. 1 after Ryan Kelly returned from a prove the selection committee wrong Boston at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Washington vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, 6:05 p.m. Miami 11 at Cleveland Washington at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Houston vs. Detroit at Lakeland, 6:05 p.m. Toronto 7 at Charlotte two-month absence due to a foot in- in the next three weeks. The league Calgary at Nashville, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, 7:05 p.m. at Atlanta 5 Milwaukee jury. The Blue Devils were 18-0 with has more Final Four appearances Vancouver at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Philadelphia vs. Boston at Fort Myers, 7:05 p.m. at New York 10 Orlando Kelly and 9-4 without him before the since 1995 (14) than any other league Dallas at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Boston 1 at New Orleans Minnesota vs. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa, 7:05 p.m. ACC tournament but fell flat in a quar- and is tied with the Southeastern Con- L.A. Angels vs. Texas at Surprise, Ariz., 9:05 p.m. at Dallas 4½ Brooklyn Colorado vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, at Houston 8 Utah terfinal exit to Maryland. The Blue ference with the most titles (five) dur- Ariz., 10:05 p.m. Oklahoma City 2 at Memphis Devils ended up as a No. 2 to top ing that span. Spring training Chicago Cubs vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., at San Antonio 8½ Golden State NCAA overall seed Louisville in the “Seeds aside, the ACC always does 10:05 p.m. at Phoenix Pk Washington AMERICAN LEAGUE at L.A. Clippers 11½ Philadelphia Midwest. damage in March,” Miami senior Ju- W L Pct NHL The Tar Heels (24-10) won eight of lian Gamble said. “I don’t think it’s Kansas City 17 6 .739 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE 10 after switching to a four-guard going to come down to what seeds or Baltimore 14 6 .700 NCAA Basketball Tournament at Toronto -135 Tampa Bay +115 lineup to reach the ACC final. But what ranking. We haven’t had all the Seattle 16 7 .696 First Round at Detroit -135 Minnesota +115 they ended up as the No. 8 in the respect league-wide that we want, but Cleveland 14 8 .636 Tonight at Edmonton -115 San Jose -105 Tampa Bay 14 9 .609 FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG at Colorado -125 Dallas +105 South Region with a trip to Kansas I know when the tournament starts Detroit 14 10 .583 LIU 1½(144) James Madison at Anaheim -115 Chicago -105 City, Mo., where Williams coached we’ll definitely get that.” CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SPORTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2013 B5 Tourneys begin Panthers skate A&T Aggies finally past ’Canes 4-1 Associated Press Letestu had a goal and an assist as the Columbus Blue win NCAA game RALEIGH, N.C. — Jackets beat the struggling Tomas Fleischmann, Mar- Associated Press Nashville Predators 4-3 to excel Goc and Shawn tend their franchise-record Matthias scored 6:12 apart point streak to 11 games. DAYTON, Ohio — Jeremy Under- in the third period to lead wood came off the bench to score 19 Fedor Tyutin, Nikita Nikitin the Florida Panthers past points, leading North Carolina A&T and Derick Brassard also the Carolina Hurricanes past 21-loss Liberty 73-72 on Tuesday scored for Columbus, which is 4-1 on Tuesday night. at the First Four, ending an NCAA on a 7-0-4 run. Jacob Markstrom winless streak at nine games. The Flames — only the second stopped 33 shots while flirt- Penguins 2, team ever to make the NCAA tour- ing with his first career Capitals 1 nament with 20 losses — had a shutout, and Filip Kuba had two assists. PITTSBURGH — Defense- chance to win it. John Caleb Sanders man Matt Niskanen scored drove coast to coast and flipped up a The last-place Panthers left-handed layup in heavy conges- scored the first three goals the go-ahead goal in the third tion that just missed. A&T (20-16) re- and held on to snap their period and Sidney Crosby bounded and, while Sanders rolled six-game losing streak. had two assists as the Pitts- in pain on the baseline, began to cel- Markstrom was 2:33 from burgh Penguins extended ebrate an end to more than 30 years the shutout when Jordan their winning streak to 10 of disappointment. Staal scored for Carolina. games with a 2-1 victory over Underwood came in averaging Dan Ellis stopped 40 the Washington Capitals. just over 6 points, but was perfect shots for the Hurricanes, Marc-Andre Fleury made from the field, hitting six field goals who entered atop the 28 saves and Crosby picked in as many attempts. Bruce Beck- Southeast Division but lost up his NHL-leading 36th and ford added 16 points and Lamont their fourth straight. 37th assists for the Penguins. Middleton 14. Rangers 3, Devils 2 The victory advanced the Aggies Sabres 3, to a showdown with top-seeded NEWARK, N.J. — Michael Canadiens 2, OT Louisville (29-5) in Lexington, Ky., Del Zotto scored a short- Thursday. handed goal and set up Rick MONTREAL — Steve Ott’s Davon Marshall had 22 points and Nash’s game winner to lead second goal of the game at Sanders 21 for Liberty (15-21). the New York Rangers to a 2:16 of overtime lifted the Buf- 3-2 victory over the struggling falo Sabres to a 3-2 victory Associated Press NIT New Jersey Devils. over the Montreal Canadiens. North Carolina A&T guard Jeremy Underwood drives against Liberty on Ott and Tyler Ennis scored Tuesday in a first-round NCAA tournament game in Dayton, Ohio. Carl Hagelin also scored La. Tech 71, FSU 66 and Henrik Lundqvist had 29 in the opening period for the hundreds of students onto the court as Hawks’ forward Ronald Roberts saves as the Rangers moved Sabres, who are 5-5-3 under TALLAHASSEE — Raheem Appleby coach Ron Rolston since scored 27 points and Alex Hamilton Robert Morris ruined Kentucky coach made two free throws to tie the game into a tie for eighth place in John Calipari’s homecoming. with 5.7 seconds left, before Pointer’s the Eastern Conference, the Lindy Ruff was fired Feb. 20. added 16 to help Louisiana Tech (27-6) The Canadiens entered the rally from a nine-point second half deficit Lucky Jones led the Colonials (24-10) game-winner. cutoff point for the playoffs. with 15 points but was ejected for a fla- Pointer finished with 15 points and third period down 2-0, but got to beat Florida State 71-66 in a first Senators 5, goals from Max Pacioretty round National Invitational Tournament grant foul on Archie Goodwin with 3:41 Big East Rookie of the Year JaKarr to play. Kentucky, which trailed by 13 in Sampson scored 16 points to lead Islanders 3 and Colby Armstrong to tie game. the game and avoid only their Michael Snaer led Florida State with the second half, managed to tie it twice St. John’s. UNIONDALE, N.Y. — but could never grab the lead. Carl Jones and Langston Galloway Sergei Gonchar scored with second regulation loss in their 24 points in his final game for the Semi- past 18 games. noles while junior Okaro White added Goodwin scored 18 points for the combined to score 37 points for the 1 minute left for the Ottawa 11. Snaer’s 14 points in the first half led Wildcats but couldn’t stop Kentucky’s Hawks (18-14), who were the presea- Senators, who netted four Jets 3, Bruins 1 son pick to win the Atlantic 10. goals in the third period and Florida State to a 28-24 lead. disappointing season come to a stun- WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Florida State (18-16) completed a dis- ning end. Maryland 86, Niagara 70 rallied to beat the New York Blake Wheeler and Evander appointing season after winning the At- St. John’s 63, St. Joe’s 61 Islanders 5-3. Kane scored 57 seconds lantic Coast Conference a year ago. COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Nick Faust Gonchar’s second goal of had 15 points and 11 rebounds, and Mary- apart in the third period and PHILADELPHIA — Sir’Dominic the season came on a blast the Winnipeg Jets rallied to Robert Morris 59, land used a strong second half to defeat Pointer raced down the court and hit a from the point to make it 4-3, beat the Boston Bruins 3-1. Niagara 86-70 in the opening round of the Kentucky 57 jumper from the corner at the buzzer to and Guillaume Latendresse Wheeler added an empty- MOON, Pa. — Mike McFadden hit lead St. John’s to a 63-61 come-from- NIT. added an empty-net goal to netter for the Jets, who two free throws with 8.7 seconds re- behind win over Saint Joseph’s in the Tied at halftime, the Terrapins (23-12) seal the win. passed Carolina again to take maining and Robert Morris shocked de- first round of the NIT. used a 21-2 run to take a 56-38 lead be- Blue Jackets 4, the lead in the Southeast Divi- fending national champion Kentucky Making their record 28th NIT appear- fore coasting to the finish. sion with 34 points. 59-57 in the opening round of the NIT. ance, the Red Storm (17-15) trailed by Five Terrapins scored in double figures, Predators 3 Brad Marchand scored for The Wildcats decided not to call time- double digits midway through the first including Allen and Logan Aronhalt with 15 COLUMBUS, Ohio — the Bruins, who dropped their out after the second free throw but Kyle half, before rallying to take a 57-56 lead apiece. Sergei Bobrovksy shook off a second straight and are two Wiltjer’s 3-pointer before the buzzer on back-to-back layups from Amir Gar- Antoine Mason led Niagara (19-14) with slap shot to his mask and with- points back of Montreal for bounced harmlessly off the rim, sending rett with three minutes remaining. 24 points and Ameen Tanksley had 18. stood two late goals, and Mark the lead in the Northeast. Scott’s grand slam helps Rays top Tigers 11-5 Associated Press Pujols was hit by a pitch from Wily Peralta with two outs in the top of first inning. The ball LAKELAND — Luke Scott didn’t have deflected and broke plate umpire Seth Buck- the breakout season he was looking for last minster's hand. year when he joined the Tampa Bay Rays. Buckminster left the game along with um- He hit only .229 with 14 homers — not pire Anthony Johnson, who changed into what anyone was looking for in Tampa home-plate gear. After a brief delay, with only Bay’s floundering offense. He was back on two umpires left on the field, play resumed for the free agent market at the end of the sea- four batters with Tim McClelland calling son, but he decided to take Tampa Bay’s pitches from behind the mound. best offer and give it one more shot with Johnson returned to the field and McClel- the Rays. Scott hit a grand slam off Tigers starter land shifted to third base three batters into the Doug Fister to lead the Rays to an 11-5 win bottom of the first. Tuesday, raising his spring batting average Reds 10, White Sox 6 to .375. “I feel so good this spring,” Scott said. “I GOODYEAR, Ariz. — Chris Heisey and Jay am seeing pitches better and I am taking Bruce hit consecutive home runs and the the time to see some good pitches. I am Cincinnati Reds tagged John Danks and the doing everything better with my mechan- Chicago White Sox 10-6. ics and I feel like it’s all coming together.” Brandon Phillips singled twice in his first Rays starter Jeremy Hellickson got game since returning to the Reds from the roughed up a bit, allowing three earned World Baseball Classic. Cincinnati roughed up runs in six innings in his second official Associated Press Danks for 10 runs on 11 hits and two walks in start of the spring. Tampa Bay Rays starting pitcher Jeremy Hellickson throws Tuesday during the first inning against the Detroit Tigers in Lakeland. 3 1/3 innings. Tigers starter Doug Fister saw his Heisey hit a three-run homer in the third in- earned run average rise to 7.36 after al- tusz, competing for a spot in Baltimore’s rota- ous four spring training appearances. ning and finished with four RBIs. Bruce following seven runs — two earned — in 3 2/3 tion, pitched five solid innings and the Orioles Yonder Alonso homered for the third time in lowed with his fourth spring homer. innings. He also walked three and allowed beat the Boston Red Sox 8-7. his last six games, a solo shot in the fourth for Adam Dunn hit a long three-run homer off the grand slam to Scott. Matusz is among a number of contenders the Padres. Shelly Duncan also homered for Tampa Homer Bailey in the first. Bailey pitched 4 1/3 for the No. 5 spot. He allowed one run and six Diamondbacks closer J.J. Putz allowed a Bay. innings, just short of his scheduled five after hits, striking out two and walking one. run and a hit in the first inning. Phillies 4, Yankees 1 allowing five runs and nine hits. Baltimore led by six runs before the Red Rockies 7, Royals 2 Cubs 5, Rangers 4 CLEARWATER — Domonic Brown hit his Sox scored six times in the eighth off relievers sixth homer of the spring, Kyle Kendrick threw Daniel Schlereth and Adam Russell to tie it. SURPRISE, Ariz. — Juan Nicasio pitched MESA, Ariz. — Alfonso Soriano and Darwin six impressive innings and the Philadelphia Danny Valencia’s solo home run in the ninth out of trouble in much of his five-inning outing, Barney each homered off Alexi Ogando and Phillies beat the New York Yankees 4-1. put the Orioles ahead. allowing only Mike Moustakas' home run, in the Chicago Cubs beat the Texas Rangers 5-4. Derek Jeter was scratched from New York’s Ryan Dempster started for the Red Sox, leading the Colorado Rockies to a 7-2 win over Johan Yan walked Wellington Castillo before lineup for “precautionary” reasons because of going five innings and giving up three runs on the Kansas City Royals. Soriano hit his third long ball of spring training stiffness in his surgically repaired left ankle, six hits and two walks. Nicasio gave up three hits and pitched out of in the first inning. Anthony Rizzo added a sacri- but the team captain could be back today. Blue Jays 10, Astros 6 jams in the fourth and fifth innings with two run- fice fly in the first. Kendrick allowed one unearned run and ners on and one out. Barney homered with one out in the second. DUNEDIN — Mark Buehrle gave up four runs Yorvit Torrealba and D.J. LeMahieu had run- two hits, striking out three. Texas scored twice in the first two innings and eight hits over four innings in the Toronto scoring singles in the Rockies' three-run fifth New York starter Adam Warren allowed two against left-hander Chris Rusin. But Rusin set- Blue Jays’ 10-6 win over the Houston Astros. inning. The other run scored on two-time Gold runs and seven hits in 3 2/3 innings. tled down and allowed just one hit in his three Brandon Barnes hit his fourth exhibition Glove left fielder Alex Gordon's throwing error. remaining innings. Cardinals 5, Marlins 4 homer, a two-run shot during a four-run third off Jeremy Guthrie, who started last season 3-9 JUPITER — St. Louis starter Shelby Miller Buehrle. Houston opened the inning with five with a 6.35 ERA with the Rockies before being Dodgers 7, Athletics 1 traded July 20 to the Royals, allowed four runs retiring the last 11 batters he faced in four score- consecutive hits. GLENDALE, Ariz. — Yasiel Puig had a two- — three earned — on eight hits and a walk in less innings and the St. Louis Cardinals beat Melky Cabrera hit a first-inning solo homer off run homer and a triple among his four hits, lead- six innings. the Miami Marlins 5-4. Jordan Lyles, who allowed six runs and 10 hits ing the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 7-1 victory Miller allowed a hit and a walk. Joe Kelly, also over 3 2/3 innings. Brewers 6, Angels 1 over the Oakland Athletics. competing for a rotation spot, wasn’t nearly as Padres 6, Diamondbacks 2 PHOENIX — In a game where balls and The 22-year-old Cuban outfielder who signed successful. The Marlins tagged him for eight hits a seven-year, $42 million contract with the and scored their only runs of the game in a four- SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Eric Stults pitched strikes were briefly called from behind the Dodgers in July homered in the first — his third run fourth. six solid innings for his best outing of spring pitcher's mound after an umpire was injured, of spring training — a towering shot over fellow Marlins starter Jacob Turner went five in- training and hit a two-run single, leading the Albert Pujols made his spring debut at first nings, allowing seven hits and four earned runs. San Diego Padres to a 6-2 win over the Ari- base for the Los Angeles Angels in a 6-1 loss Cuban and A's left fielder Yoenis Cespedes. Matt Carpenter hit a two-run double for St. zona Diamondbacks. to the Milwaukee Brewers. Cespedes countered with a home run in the Louis and Kelly singled in the go-ahead run in Stults, a left-hander who is projected for a Pujols played the field for the first time since fifth, a solo shot, to left field — over Puig's head. the sixth. spot in the Padres’ rotation, gave up four hits. offseason surgery on his right knee. The slug- Chris Capuano started instead of Chad He yielded just one hit in the first four innings ger went 0 for 2. Billingsley, who bruised his right index finger in a Orioles 8, Red Sox 7 before the Diamondbacks rallied in the fifth. Rickie Weeks, Aramis Ramirez and Sean bunting drill Friday. In 5 2-3 innings, Capuano, FORT MYERS — Left-hander Brian Ma- Stults entered with a 10.29 ERA in his previ- Halton homered for the Brewers. gave up five hits, a run and struck out four. ENTERTAINMENTPage B6 - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2013

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Go to www. but she does say she hopes this Everything was going well in flalottery.com, or call 850- year is better than the last. the London rehearsal room 487-7777. The actress told Allure mag- until the character takes a bite. azine she wants 2013 to be “a “I took this almighty hunk. I peaceful year for a lot of literally took half the apple in people.” this one mouthful,” she said, Today in She goes on to cite some of laughing. HISTORY 2012’s major headlines like As her scene partner and the Hurricane Sandy and the director watched, stunned, Today is Wednesday, March Newtown, Conn., school shoot- Clarke kept going, despite a ing, adding she hopes “it’s a Associated Press 20, the 79th day of 2013. There mouthful of fruit. are 286 days left in the year. good year for everyone.” “I remember being, ‘Well, I Cory Michael Smith, right, and Emilia Clarke as Holly Golightly in a scene from “Breakfast at Tiffany’s,” performing at the Cort Spring arrives at 7:02 a.m. The 34-year-old, who has a guess I have to kind of go Theatre in New York. 6-year-old daughter named there,’” Clarke said. Today’s Highlight: Suri with Cruise, has said On March 20, 1933, the state Whether it was due to her she’s been playing the Her co-star, Cory Michael she’s “open” to the idea of ex- exuberance or sheer commit- of Florida electrocuted panding her family in the platinum-haired Daenerys Smith, who is making his ment, or a mixture of both, Targaryen in the fantasy ad- Broadway debut in the role of Giuseppe Zangara for the future. Clarke won the part, and what shooting death of Chicago Holmes filed for divorce venture saga “Game of Fred, said Clarke makes the a part it is: Holly Golightly in a Thrones,” a series adapted role her own. Mayor Anton J. Cermak at a from Cruise last June after stage adaptation of Truman Miami event attended by Presi- five years of marriage. from George R.R. Martin’s “She’s so marvelous and Capote’s classic 1958 novella, novel series “A Song of Ice and bright. You don’t even see the dent-elect Franklin D. Roo- Allure’s April issue goes on “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” sale nationwide March 26. Fire.” shadow. The shadow’s gone,” sevelt, the presumed target, the “I still don’t think I really do Last year, viewership he said. previous February. realize the enormity of it,” said climbed to rank as HBO’s third Fans of the Blake Edwards On this date: English edition of Clarke, who will be making her most popular show of all time, film will find this Golightly is In 1413, England’s King Broadway debut — actually, book by Pope Francis averaging 11.6 million viewers very different from the one that Henry IV died; he was suc- her first professional stage weekly across all the com- made Hepburn a fashion icon, ceeded by Henry V. due out in May debut — in the role made fa- pany’s platforms. Season three with her ball gowns, long NEW YORK — An English- mous in film by Audrey begins at the end of the month. gloves, elaborate pearl chokers In 1727, physicist, mathemati- language edition of a 2010 Hepburn. Playing Daenerys has and trademark cigarette cian and astronomer Sir Isaac book co-authored by Jorge “It’s funny, a lot of actors I’ve helped propel the 25-year-old holder. Newton died in London. Mario Bergoglio, now Pope spoken to have sort of said, ‘Oh, Clarke, who is known on the The play’s creative team re- In 1815, Napoleon Bonaparte Francis, will be published in it’s really brave that you’re show as The Mother of Drag- turned to the time period au- returned to Paris after escaping May. doing it,’” she said. “I’m like, ons, into a star. thor Capote originally set his his exile on Elba, beginning his Image Books, a “Catholic- ‘What? Are you kidding me?’ “She’s the reason why I’m story, meaning during World “Hundred Days” rule. interest” imprint of Random This would never have been a doing ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s!’” War II, not the more glamorous In 1852, Harriet Beecher House Inc., announced Tues- choice. It’s a 100 percent yes. Clarke said. “I don’t know how 1960s of the movie. Playwright Stowe’s influential novel about day that “On You don’t say ‘maybe’ to that.” they connect and I don’t know Richard Greenberg has made slavery, “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” Clarke, a petite, stunning Heaven and how I’ve fooled these people it truer to the grittier subject of was first published in book form Earth: Pope brunette with a wide smile, has into thinking I can do both of the novella, which is more ex- after being serialized. Francis on come to the role from what them. But it’s been — and con- plicit in its exploration of the Faith, Family seems like the other side of the tinues to be — the most incred- relationship between a gay In 1952, the U.S. Senate rati- and the galaxy. For the past few years ible roller coaster.” man and a straight call girl. fied, 66-10, the Treaty of Peace Church in the with Japan. 21st Century” In 1969, John Lennon married will come out Yoko Ono in Gibraltar. May 7. The In 1985, Libby Riddles of Pope book was co- Francis Teller, Alaska, became the first written by Princess Diana dresses fetch $1.2M woman to win the Iditarod Trail Rabbi Abra- Dog Sled Race. ham Skorka, Rector of the Associated Press In 1995, in Tokyo, 12 people Latin American Rabbinical were killed and more than 5,500 Seminary in Buenos Aires, LONDON — A collection of others sickened when packages Argentina. some of Princess Diana’s most containing the poisonous gas According to Image Books, memorable evening gowns, in- sarin were leaked on five sepa- “On Heaven and Earth” including one she wore to a White cludes discussions between House dinner where she danced rate subway trains by Aum Shin- the two religious leaders on with John Travolta, fetched rikyo cult members. everything from atheism and more than $1.2 million at a Lon- Ten years ago: On the first euthanasia to abortion and don auction Tuesday. day of the Iraq War, a subdued globalization. Diana famously wore the deep Saddam Hussein appeared on navy, figure-hugging velvet gown state-run television after the ini- Paulina Rubio will to a gala dinner hosted by Presi- tial American air strike on Bagh- judge kids’ version dent Ronald Reagan, during her dad, accusing the United States and Prince Charles’ first joint of a “shameful crime” and urg- of ‘The Voice’ state visit to the U.S. in 1985. ing his people to “draw your MIAMI — A children’s ver- Photographs of her taking to the sword” against the invaders. sion of “The Voice” is arriving White House dance floor with Travolta have become some of Five years ago: In a setback to the U.S. “en español” with for Democrat Hillary Rodham Mexican pop star Paulina the most celebrated images of the princess. Clinton, a drive for a second Rubio as one of the coaches. Associated Press The Victor Edelstein gown Michigan presidential primary Telemundo Media named Diana fans Margaret Tyler and David Jones look at a catalogue collapsed as the state Senate Rubio on Monday as the first of was sold for $362,000, Kerry Tay- Tuesday ahead of the Kerry Taylor “Fit for a Princess” auction in adjourned without taking up a three music coaches on the net- lor Auctions said. It came London. The auction was of 10 dresses formerly owned and worn by work’s upcoming singing com- slightly below the expected max- Britain’s Princess Diana. The total price for the 10 lots was measure calling for a do-over petition “La Voz Kids,” slated imum price of $453,000. $1.2 million not including the 20 percent buyers premium. contest. (Michigan had held an to premiere in the spring on The auction house did not dis- early primary in January 2008 in designers, went for $163,000 auction at the suggestion of her Telemundo. close the identity of the buyer, violation of Democratic Party each. They were a black velvet son, Prince William, in 1997 — The new spinoff of the hit only saying it was sold to a rules, and was stripped of its and beaded gown worn for a three months before she died in singing competition will fea- “British gentleman as a surprise delegates as a result.) Vanity Fair photo shoot by Mario a Paris car crash. Florida-based ture 7- to 14-year-old contest- to cheer up his wife.” Testino at Kensington Palace in socialite Maureen Dunkel One year ago: Front-runner ants. The winner will receive a Nine other of Diana’s dresses 1997, and a burgundy crushed bought about a dozen of the Mitt Romney won the Illinois Re- recording contract with Univer- were sold to bidders, which velvet gown the princess wore to dresses — including the 10 to be publican primary with ease, sal Music and a scholarship. came from around the world and the film premiere of “Back to the sold next month — and put them routing Rick Santorum for his The other two coaches will included three museums, the Future” in 1985. up for auction in Canada in 2011, third big-state win in a row. be announced soon. auction house said. Two dresses by Catherine Diana sold dozens of her but the prices were set too high Today’s Birthdays: Singer —From wire reports Walker, one of Diana’s favorite dresses at a New York charity and many dresses didn’t sell. Dame Vera Lynn is 96. Pro- ducer-director-comedian Carl Reiner is 91. Actor Hal Linden is Today’s HOROSCOPE 82. Country singer Don Ed- Birthday — By living up to your potential and doing energy might cause you to take on far more than is fea- you could walk off the job without hesitation. wards is 74. Hockey Hall-of- everything expected of you, it could turn out to be a ban- sible, but you should take things one step at a time. Do Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — As long as both you and Famer Bobby Orr is 65. Actor ner year, especially regarding material interests. You will what you can, but let others pitch in as well. your mate are thinking “we” instead of “I,” you will remain William Hurt is 63. Movie direc- have no regrets if you capitalize on your opportunities. Cancer (June 21-July 22) — It wouldn’t hurt to be more in harmony with each other. When it comes to any rela- tor Spike Lee is 56. Actress Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — Be extremely careful with thick-skinned than usual, especially if you find yourself tionship, concordance is essential. Holly Hunter is 55. Actress- whom you have a serious discussion. There’s no point in working with someone who tries your patience. Keep Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — A heavier workload model-designer Kathy Ireland is crossing swords with someone you know has a bad your wits about you. than usual might be dumped in your lap. However, as 50. Actor Michael Rapaport is temper. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Goals important to you might long as you tackle it with determination, you will end up 43. Rock singer Chester Ben- Aries (March 21-April 19) — If you don’t want to be dis- not hold the same weight with your co-workers. Having feeling proud of your achievement. nington (Linkin Park) is 37. appointed, don’t allow your expectations to exceed real- different priorities could cause problems for everyone. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Even though you will ity. It’s OK to expect a lot from yourself, as long as what Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Relationships should be have no trouble protecting your own interests, you’re not Actor Michael Genadry is 35. you hope to achieve is pragmatic. pleasant, as long as you don’t impose your will on your likely to be as conscientious about the concerns of oth- Actress-singer Christy Carlson Taurus (April 20-May 20) — When working with others, companions. Being too demanding could spoil things ers. It won’t help your image. Romano is 29. your tolerance could be put to the test, so try to stay quickly. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Timing is generally im- Thought for Today: “I am I calm. You will regret it if you break down and lose your Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Although you can be a good portant in fulfilling your objectives, and today will be no plus my circumstances.” — cool. worker, you can also lose steam easily. Should your in- different. If you’re out of sync with others, it’s likely to di- Jose Ortega y Gasset, Spanish Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Having an abundance of terest wane, regardless of how little there is left to do, lute your achievements. philosopher (1883-1955). Section C - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2013

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Crystal River Middle School seventh-grader Eric St. Pierre struggles through the Muddy Buddy course last week during the school’s American Heart Association fundraiser.

STORY BY MIKE WRIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY BY MATTHEW BECK

CRYSTAL RIVER his year’s American Heart T Association fundraiser at Crystal River Middle School was a real mess. About 170 students who raised Kyle Touchton, a seventh-grader at Crystal River Middle School, crawls on his stomach $3,878 total were rewarded for their through the mud as he approaches the end of the Muddy Buddy course. efforts by participating Friday in a “Muddy Buddy” obstacle course race Physical education teacher Meryl Reynolds said the school has raised $30,000 over every bit as grimy the name suggests. seven years for American Heart Association. The school used to have a “hot shot” blitz, While the race had the usual ob- but then replaced it last year with the Muddy Buddy race. stacles — climbing, jumping, balanc- “It was an awesome event,” she said. “We had way more kids than I thought we would get.” ing and the like — the real draw was crawling through mud before racing to the finish line. Students competed in one-, two-, three- and four-person teams. “It was exciting because it makes you feel dirty,” Juel Culpepper said. “I like the mud. I love getting muddy.”

Deanna McNeil, left, a sixth-grader, and her two seventh-grade friends Kara Quenrud, center, and Robyn Gould — members of the Three Little Pigs team — are all smiles as they near the end of the Muddy Buddy course at Crystal River Middle School.

Michenna McCabe dives headfirst through one of the many wet obstacles on the course. C2 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2013 EDUCATION CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

HONORS partment of Children and Families to wish to apply may obtain an applica- offer 40 local students scholarships tion from guidance counselors at ■ Kylie Philipps, president of for its 2013 afterschool enrichment Dunnellon or Crystal River high Lecanto Levi’s 4-H Club and a student program. The program serves stu- schools, at A.F. Knotts Library on at Pleasant Grove Elementary School, dents in grades kindergarten through 56th Street in Yankeetown, or down- has been a member of the Lecanto seventh grade during the after school load it from the Woman’s Club web- Levi’s 4-H Club for eight years. hours of 2:45 to 6 p.m. site, www.yiwomansclub.com. Associated Press Under the direction of 4-H leader Rebecca Levey, mother of 10-year old twin daughters, These scholarships are available Selection will be made by mem- Margaret Roddenberry, the club has to local families who receive free or bers of the Yankeetown-Inglis poses for a photograph March 4 in the girls’ bedroom in donated countless of hours and thou- New York. Levey, who also runs a tween video review site reduced lunch. Applications can be Woman’s Club Education Commit- sands of dollars to the community. picked up at the headquarters at 405 tee. Completed applications should called KidzVuz.com and blogs about technology and edu- This will be Kylie’s seventh year cations issues, says, “What sex education used to be — S.E. Seventh Ave., Crystal River. be mailed to: Yankeetown-Inglis it’s now the ‘technology talk’ we have to have with our showing a pig at the Citrus County Scholarships will be given to students Woman’s Club Education Commit- kids.” She explains that children need to understand the Fair. This year, Kylie wants to give on a first come, first serve basis. tee, P.O. Box 298, Yankeetown, FL back to the community that has sup- pitfalls of carelessly sharing personal information online. The program runs Mondays 34498, and must be postmarked no ported her for the past six years. through Fridays until May 23. Regis- later than April 5. The Lecanto Levi’s made a dona- tration is required. For more informa- For more information, call 352- tion to PGE a couple of years ago to tion, call 352-794-3870. 447-2057, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. get the Citrus County Blessings pro- Monitoring ■ The Festival of the Arts Commit- Tuesday through Saturday, or email gram, which sends home backpacks [email protected]. full of food with students who may tee is offering $1,500 scholarships ■ Disabled American Veterans, not have enough food to eat for the to graduating seniors from any Citrus County high school or home- Gerald A. Shonk Chapter 70 of Inver- weekend. Kylie has decided to do- ness, is offering a $1,000 scholar- your kids on nate the proceeds from the sale of schooled graduating seniors who are interested in continuing their educa- ship for the 2013 school year. The her pig to the program. scholarship is offered to a disabled J.J. and Jennifer Grow purchased tion in the visual arts. Applications may be obtained from veteran, veteran, survivor of a vet- Kylie’s pig and are paying all of the eran or dependent of a veteran. Facebook? feed expenses; therefore, all money their high school guidance counselors or call Jaret at 352-726-0366. Appli- The recipient shall be enrolled in a Kylie makes will go directly to Citrus full-time course of instruction leading County Blessings program at PGE. cations must be returned to the Festi- val of the Arts Committee by April 8. to a degree program or to a vocational Tax-deductible donations can be skill. Selection shall be conducted by That’s so 2009 made for Kylie’s project. Send ■ The Citrus County Shooting the scholarship committee and will be checks, with Citrus County Blessings Club is offering scholarship money Associated Press off her home’s Wi-Fi after based on the applications submitted. in the memo line, to: Citrus County to students graduating from Citrus 9 p.m., but Patterson calls County high schools who are plan- The procedure requires that applicants WASHINGTON — Re- her attempt to keep tabs Fair Association, 3600 S. Florida Ave. write a statement detailing course of Inverness, FL 34450. ning on a career in some form of law lieved your kids aren’t post- on her kids’ online activity enforcement. study, goals and why they are de- ing embarrassing messages “a war I’m slowly losing Interested students may inquire at serving of this award. Applications and goofy self-portraits on every day.” their school’s guidance office. Appli- may be picked up at guidance de- Facebook? They’re doing Dale Harkness, a tech- SCHOLARSHIPS partment offices in area high schools, it on Instagram and nology director at Rich- cations are available at the club’s AND CONTESTS website at www.ccsc.us, or by calling the Withlacoochee Technical Insti- Snapchat instead. mond-Burton Community tute, Central Florida Community Col- The number of popular High School in Richmond, ■ The Spanish American Club of Jim Echlin at 352-746-0806, or Luis Citrus County will award four Michaels at 352-746-2414. lege guidance offices, or by calling social media sites available Ill., said parents often will John Seaman at 352-860-0123. hand their kids a mobile $1,000 scholarships to graduating ■ Yankeetown-Inglis Woman’s on kids’ mobile devices has All applications must be returned to exploded in recent years. device without under- seniors from local high schools. Ap- Club awards scholarships each the DAV Chapter at 1039 N. Paul Drive, The smartest apps now en- standing what it can do. plications are already in the guidance year to deserving students who at- able kids to chat informally “It’s not anything that offices of each perspective school. tended Yankeetown School for at Inverness, FL 34453 by March 31. ■ with select groups of every parent and grand- Requirements are a 3.0 GPA, an essay least two years and graduated, or will The Hernando-Citrus County friends without bumping parent hasn’t already describing the student’s heritage or graduate, from Dunnellon High Farm Bureau will award one or more up against texting limits and seen,” Harkness said. The community service and a letter of ac- School or Crystal River High School. scholarships up to $1,000. To be eli- without being monitored by problem, he adds, is the ceptance to a two- or four-year col- Also eligible are home-schooled sen- gible for the scholarship, students parents, coaches and col- actions “get documented, lege. Deadline for applications is iors, those attending college and must be a senior, carry at least a 2.5 lege admissions officers, replayed and sent March 31. This is the first year the maintain a 3.0 GPA, and those who grade point average and plan to who are frequent Face- around,” and kids “forget club is awarding four scholarships have worked after graduation but major in an agriculture-related field in book posters themselves. how fast it moves and how thanks to the success of its member now have concrete plans for resum- college. Many of the new mobile far it goes.” talent show fundraiser in September. ing their education. Application forms are available in apps don’t require a cell- That was the case at Call Chairperson Maria Coimbre at the guidance offices of all Hernando phone or a credit card. Ridgewood High School in To be considered for a scholarship, 352-341-0979 for further information. students are asked to write a per- and Citrus County high schools and They’re free and can be Ridgewood, N.J., where a in private schools. used on popular portable male student allegedly ■ The Spot Family Center, a local sonal essay and complete a ques- nonprofit organization based in Crys- tionnaire, have a 3.0 GPA or higher All applications must be post- devices such as the iPod took a screenshot of nude marked or hand-delivered to the Touch and Kindle Fire, as pictures sent to him by fe- tal River, has received funding from and submit teacher and counselor long as there’s a wireless male classmates via Kids Central Inc. and from the De- recommendation letters. Those who See CHALK/Page C3 Internet connection. Snapchat, then posted the “What sex education pictures on Instagram. Ac- used to be — it’s now the cording to a letter to par- SUBMISSION DEADLINES ™ ‘technology talk’ we have ents by the school district’s Follow these guidelines to help ensure timely publica- Innie or Outie? to have with our kids,” said superintendent that was tion of submitted material. The earlier Chronicle edi- Rebecca Levey, a mother later posted online, police tors receive submissions, the better chance of notes of 10-year-old twin daugh- were warning students to running more than once. ters who runs a tween delete any downloaded ■ Community notes: At least one week in advance. video review site called pictures or face criminal KidzVuz.com and blogs charges under child ■ Veterans Notes: 4 p.m. Wednesday for publication Sunday. about technology and edu- pornography laws. ■ Together: 4 p.m. Wednesday for publication Sunday. cations issues. Levey thinks a big hur- ■ Business Digest: 4 p.m. Wednesday for publication Sunday. Eileen Patterson, a stay- dle for parents is getting at-home mom of eight kids over the idea that they are ■ Chalk Talk: 4 p.m. Monday for publication Wednesday. in Burke, Va., said she used invading their kids’ pri- ■ Health Notes: 4 p.m. Friday for publication Tuesday. vacy by monitoring online to consider herself fairly ■ Religious events : 4 p.m. Tuesday for publication Saturday. tech savvy and is fre- activity. In fact, she said, it quently on Facebook, but can be the kid’s first lesson ■ Real Estate Digest: 4 p.m. Thursday for publication Sunday. was shocked to learn her that nothing online is truly Photos and stories are published as space is avail- kids could message their private anyway. able. The Chronicle cannot guarantee place-ment on friends with just an iPod “If they want privacy, color pages. Submit material at Chronicle offices in They Hold Identical Touch. She counts nine they should write in a jour- Inverness or Crystal River; by fax at 563-3280; or by wireless devices in her home nal and hide it under their e-mail to [email protected]. and has taken to shutting mattress,” Levey said. Digital Technologies But, which hearing aid style is best for you? The one that hides inside your ear canal or the one that hides outside of it. Dan Gardner, CEO of Gardner Audiology, holds his new Vendors Wanted Innie hearing aid. He designed it to hide inside the ear canal. Outdoor Adventure Expo Saturday, April 13th 10am-5pm

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000EDH6 www.gardneraudiology.com 000E7RN CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE EDUCATION WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2013 C3 CHALK Continued from Page C2 Hey! Come get your degree Farm Bureau office in Citrus County or in Hernando County by April 1. For infor- Colleges tracking down dropouts, pushing them to finish what they started mation, call 352-796-2526 or 800-282-8317. Associated Press use a magic wand and ■ The BFF Society is offer- have this kind of thing ing a minimum of two $1,000 ST. LOUIS — Carmen happen.” scholarships. Ricotta knows being a One student happy to The scholarships are avail- college graduate could hear about what amounts able to all U.S. citizens at- mean higher pay and to a free degree is Corey tending Citrus County schools better job opportunities, Manuel, 34, an Air Force and it’s not like St. Louis veteran who expects to re- or Citrus County residents Community College ceive a bachelor’s degree seeking a professional career. hasn’t been practically in management informa- Students must have a cu- begging her to wrap up tion systems from Colum- mulative GPA of 3.0 or above. her two-year degree. bia College. He took his Applicants may be subject to The school has been classes at a Denver-area an interview. calling and emailing the branch campus. Candidates will be judged 28-year-old electrician’s Manuel said his educa- on academic achievement apprentice to get her to tional journey includes and financial need. Scholar- return and complete her nearly 200 credits from ship winners will be notified final assignment: an exit five different schools, in- by April. It will be necessary exam. But life has gotten cluding a one-year stint for the scholarship winner(s) in the way and Ricotta has straight out of high school to attend the BFF Society been too busy to make playing basketball at Mis- Awards Banquet on May 13 the 30-minute trip from souri Valley College in or forfeit the scholarship. her suburban home near Marshall, Mo., and a pair Applications must be post- Fenton to the downtown Associated Press of stops at Louisiana State Allison Mitchell draws blood from Dwight Beeson at Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ marked by March 31. The ap- St. Louis campus. University’s community St. Louis Community Hospital on March 30, 2012, in Columbia, Mo. Mitchell is one of nearly 300 Columbia college in Eunice. plication must be in its entirety College students who earned two-year associate degrees after the school tracked them or it will not be considered for College is among 60-plus Now an information schools in six states tak- down once they had left campus. The degree-completion program, known as Project technology manager at de- review. Win-Win, began as a pilot project but has since expanded to more than 60 schools. For more information or an ing what seems like an fense contractor Raytheon, obvious but little-used application, contact Dianne it winds down, some par- At central Missouri’s Co- more difficult than ex- Manuel nonetheless still step to boost college craves the credential he Micklon at 352-527-7442 or ticipating schools plan to lumbia College, the hunt pected, said Cliff Adelman, graduation rates: scour- continue the effort on for students on the verge of a senior associate with the was too busy to pick up [email protected]. ing campus databases to graduating worked so well Washington-based policy along the way. ■ their own. The Daughters of the track down former stu- Ricotta said at this that the school plans to group. “I wanted to make sure I American Revolution are of- dents who unknowingly point, she’s not sure if get- broaden its efforts to find “It ain’t as easy as you had that box checked,” he fering scholarships at three qualify for degrees. ting her two-year degree is bachelor’s degree candi- think,” he said. “You can’t said. different levels — local, state That effort, known as all that necessary. dates who are just one and national. Project Win-Win, has “It’s a pain,” she said. “I class shy of donning the The local Fort Cooper helped community colleges don’t feel like going down cap and gown. The private chapter offers a $500 award and four-year schools in to the college to take a test liberal arts college has al- $>?RILRP for a graduating senior girl Florida, Louisiana, Mis- I don’t need. Yeah, I don’t ready awarded nearly 300 who has at least a 3.0 grade souri, Michigan, New have the degree, but I still retroactive degrees, in- point average and is accepted York, Ohio, Oregon, Vir- took all the classes.” cluding one given posthu- ginia and Wisconsin find Her seeming indifference mously to the mother of a $>PEFLKP at an accredited college or university. hundreds of ex-students to retroactively obtaining deceased former student. by Bealls of The Florida state society who have either earned her degree points to just Another two dozen stu- DAR provides $500 scholar- enough credits to re- one of the challenges fac- dents returned to campus Crystal River ships for male or female high ceive associate degrees ing two-year schools in to finish up after hearing Please join the school graduates and post- or are just a few classes particular as they strive to from the school. shy of getting them. fulfill President Barack The Institute for Higher St. Scholastica Council graduates with a minimum 3.0 of Catholic Women on GPA who has been accepted Backed by financial Obama’s challenge of rais- Education Policy, which support from the Indi- ing college completion oversaw the project, ini- at an accredited college or Saturday, April 6, 2013 anapolis-based Lumina rates to 60 percent by 2020: tially estimated a potential university. Guidelines and ap- Foundation for Education, convincing not just the increase of 25,000 new de- at Citrus Hills Golf plications are available at Cit- the pilot project began public, but even some of grees if its efforts took hold and Country Club rus County public and private several years ago with 35 their students, of the value nationwide. But most Doors open at 11 a.m. high schools. colleges in six states. As of an associate’s degree. schools found the exercise The national DAR has Donation $20, price many scholarships available includes lunch. for high school and college graduates. For information Accepting New OB/GYN Patients about them, visit the website www.dar.org. Click on Schol- For arships and follow the prompts. information ■ The SECO Board of call Trustees will be offering 563-2271 scholarships of $3,000 per student. Up to 12 high school seniors from the cooperative’s service territory will receive 6151 N.Suncoast Blvd., Suite 1C • Next to Seven Rivers Regional Medical Center assistance to go on to a col- 000DTL3 Mon.-Fri. 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. lege or technical school after 000E598 graduation. To qualify, graduates must reside in a home being served by SECO and be enrolled in an accredited college, university or vocational/technical school by the end of 2013. Applications are now available at area high school guidance offices and at any of SECO’s customer service centers in Marion, Lake, Citrus and Sumter counties. They must be returned to SECO no later than March 29. 000DM2B ■ The Homosassa Civic Club is offering the Beri Hagerty-Phelps Scholar- ships to graduating high school Peppermint Patties students and adults who live within the boundaries of the NOW NOW OPEN OPEN Homosassa Elementary School District and/or the Homosassa New Location New Location 000EB5H Special Water District. 859 859 USUS HWY.HWY. 4141 S.S., , Inverness,Inverness, FLFL Information and applications DAN’S IS WHERE are available through guid- WICKED GOOD NEW ENGLAND SEAFOOD ance counselors at Crystal LENT IS River High School, Lecanto MEANT Taking Reservations for Easter Sunday High School, Withlacoochee DAN’S FAMOUS New England Clam Boil Technical School, or College BURGER & FRIES of Central Florida. They are $ 419-4878 also available at www. 5.95 homosassaseafoodfestival.org. 10 FRIED SHRIMP 859 US Hwy 41, S., Inverness, FL Applications must be re- AND FRIES 419-4878 ceived by March 31. 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Closed Mon. & Tues. 000E7B9 information, call 352-628-9333. 7.99 We accept all major credit cards ■ The Citrus Community 1 POUND Concert Choir is accepting SNOW CRABS applications for its scholar- $ ship award of $1,500. Appli- 9.99 “Easter Day Anastasia’s cation is open to graduating 3:00 - 6:00 PM 2494 E. Norvell Bryant Hwy., high school seniors or en- EARLY BIRDS Hernando, FL (Heritage Hills Plaza) rolled college students and Grand Buffett” $ 352-513-4860 residents of Citrus County or 9.95 NEW HOURS-Starting March 18, 2013 children of Citrus County resi- 1 000EDE1 Mon-Thurs - 11am-8pm 1 4 POUND LIVE Fri-Sat - 7am-9pm • Sunday - 7am-2pm dents. Past and present choir Sunday, March 31, 2013 Private functions of 15 or more, contact us. members and relatives of MAINE LOBSTER 95 95 $ $34 Adults • $15 Kids (3-12) You asked for more Greek Food - We’ve answered. choir members are also eligi- 16.99 11:30 am - 6:00 pm ble. Applicants may Sunday Brunch STARTING 3-18 FEATURING obtain scholarship qualifica- WHOLE BELLY CLAMS Appetizers, Greek Sampler Platter tions and application forms & N.E. STEAMERS 2 Tiropitas (Cheese triangles), 2 Spanakopitas (Spinach from their school guidance triangle), 2 Kefredes (Greek Meatballs), counselors or online at & Tzatziki sauce with A Grilled Pita. www.citruschoir.com. Com- LUNCH - AUTHENTIC GREEK SALAD pleted applications must be “Tarpon Springs Style” w/Potato Salad, Crisp Lettuce, Tomatoes, received no later than April 30. Cucumbers, Peppers, Onions, Kalamata Olives, Red Beets, Chick ISCELLANEOUS Peas, Pepperoncini, Feta Cheese, & Special Dressing M Call for details and to make your reservations. Lexi’s Lakis - Chicken, Pork or Gyro Sandwiches ■ Crystal River High School 2 LOCATIONS at Plantation on Crystal River Open Sunday 3/17/13 will host freshman registra- 7364 Grover Cleveland Blvd. 9301 W. Fort Island Trail, For St Patrick’s Day Until 6pm tion night in the high school Homosassa Serving Corned Beef & Cabbage with Potatoes! from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 352-628-9588 Crystal River 352-795-4211 000EDID March 21. Incoming freshmen Highway 44, Crystal River Greek Pastries NOW Available! should attend. 352-795-9081 000E83J www.plantationoncrystalriver.com C4 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2013 EDUCATION CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

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from The Mini Page © 2013 Universal Uclick Meet Randy Kaplan 2ANDY+APLANISASINGER COMPOSERAND Why Girls Are Important guitarist whose latest CD, “Mr. Diddie Wah Diddie,” offers kid-friendly versions of blues and ragtime songs. He has made several You might not think it would matter Meeting a mentor music videos that run on the kids music video who our scientists are. As long as they A group called the Expanding Your ONLINECHANNEL MY+A:OOTVCOM are solving our world’s problems, that Horizons Network is working to help He has performed in several bands and is should be enough, right? also a poet and a book illustrator. He co-wrote girls keep their natural interest in a musical comedy. But girls and boys are different, science and engineering. The network photo by Rikki Gunton Randy grew up in New York City and now just like kids from one part of the organizes conferences where girls lives in Los Angeles. In college, he studied PHILOSOPHY (the study country can be different from kids can meet adult female scientists, or of ideas), writing and literature. He then went on to study acting from another part. ANDDRAMAWRITING(EHASACTEDINSEVERAL46SHOWS mentors, and do hands-on science For example, an educator at Saint activities. (A mentor is someone who He adopted a dog he found abandoned on the Long Island Louis Science Center challenged Expressway. photo by Joshua Sherurcij advises or counsels another person.) from The Mini Page © 2013 Universal Uclick students to come up with a new Science can be found in the most By questioning from The Mini Page © 2013 Universal Uclick source of fuel that was: unexpected places! TM and talking with sRENEWABLE The kids in St. Louis made mentors, young sCOST FREE briquettes, or small, dense bricks, girls can imagine Supersport: R.A. Dickey sABLETOHEATABOXOVENTOA out of clothes dryer lint. They used themselves in a Height: 6-2 Birthdate: 10-29-74 temperature high enough to cook the briquettes as fuel to heat their scientific career. Weight: 215 Hometown: Nashville, Tenn. something. box oven — and it worked! For example, At age 38, when some baseball pitchers are plummeting, The students were all inner-city kids, R.A. Dickey is peaking. After struggling much of his career, As experts pointed out, though, girls may want to the knuckle-balling right-hander enjoyed his best season ever many of whom didn’t have a washer and the idea of using dryer lint might not know if women last year. He posted a 20-6 record for the New York Mets and dryer at home. Many of the girls were have occurred to the boys in the class, scientists have time for friends and won the National League Cy Young Award. used to taking their family’s clothes to a since they might not do as much families. Now playing for the Toronto Blue Jays, Dickey will try to keep baffling laundromat to wash and dry them. batters with that fluttering knuckleball, his No. 1 pitch. laundry. And a student who lives in a The network also provides girls Dickey, who was an Academic All-American and English major at the The girls thought about the large home with a washer and dryer might and their families with information 5NIVERSITYOF4ENNESSEE ISMORETHANAFLOURISHINGPITCHER(ESALSOA trash cans full of dryer lint at not have thought about the huge about local resources, such as science husband and father, and he founded a program that helps youth athletic laundromats. They wondered if the programs. amounts of lint that are available as centers and other science activities in Chances are Blue Jays fans are going to fall for him big-time this spring. lint could be used as a fuel source. a free, renewable source of fuel. the area.

Let’s Do Some Science All the following jokes have something in common. Can you guess the common theme or category? The last time you The Expanding Your Horizons Float your boat painted a picture, Network organizes more than 100 3ALLY What is a shark’s favorite game? Have you ever thought about how Sharon: Swallow the leader! if you mixed two conferences throughout the year all over different types of boats float better colors together, THE536OLUNTEERSCIENTISTSMEETWITH and carry more cargo than others? Sherman: What do you get when you cross a you were doing middle and high school girls to answer Do you think you can predict which shark and a parrot? science. Have questions and help with activities. shapes will carry the most weight? 3TACY A creature that talks your you ever tried to The EYH Network has shared some ear off! juggle? If so, you You’ll need: fun science you can do at home with 3HELLY What did the shark say when he bumped were doing science! family and friends. sPICTURESOFSEVERALTYPESOFBOATS into the whale? sSINKFILLEDWITHWATER Stephan: “Whale, I didn’t do it on porpoise”! Going fishing sFOIL PAPERORCLAY sTOPENNIES from The Mini Page © 2013 Universal Uclick TM When you walk through the woods, you probably don’t see many animals, What to do: Basset Brown TRY ’N though you may hear their calls or see their tracks. Most animals hide much The News Girls in Science FIND of the time to avoid being eaten by others or while hunting for their own next 1. Look at the pictures and think Hound’s about what the boats are used for. Do Words that remind us of kids in science are hidden in the block below. Some meal. How do they go unnoticed, even when they are close to you? words are hidden backward or diagonally, and some letters are used twice. they carry cargo? Do they sail? Are See if you can find: BOYS, BRIQUETTE, CAREER, CURIOUS, DISCOVERY, You’ll need: they used to catch fish? ENGINEER, EXPERIMENT, FUN, GIRLS, IDEA, INQUIRY, INTEREST, LEARN, sNEWSPAPER 5SINGTHEFOIL PAPERORCLAY MENTOR, MUSEUM, NETWORK, QUESTION, SCIENCE, SCIENTIST, TEST. sMARKERS build a boat that you think will carry SCIENCE IS Y K S H N B R E E R A C I W T sCOLOREDPAPER the most cargo possible without FUN FOR R R C R J O R O L E A R N C S sSCISSORS sinking. EVERYONE! E O I M E P I I T F X N T U I V W E U I E R T Q N U V E R T sSEVERALFRIENDS 3. Predict how O T N S Q D N B S U E N R I N What to do: many pennies C E C E Z N E I O E E M E O E 1. Make a your boat will S N E U Y J I A G Y U T S U I hold. Test your I L U M G I R L S N S Q T S C “fishpond” by D T S E T N E M I R E P X E S spreading newspaper out on the to some of the fish and repeat the prediction. Repeat with different floor. experiment. Does the eye make from The Mini Page © 2013 Universal Uclick 2. Cut several fish out of the the fish easier to spot? Next, use a shapes of boats. newspaper, plus an equal number marker to see how you can disguise !LTERYOUR Ready Resources out of colored paper. the eye. Go fishing again. boat as needed to carry as many pennies as possible. What do you 3. While everyone else has their 4AKETURNSMAKINGCHANGESTO The Mini Page provides ideas for websites, eyes closed, one person places all the the fish. What makes a fish harder notice about the shape of the boat books or other resources that will help you learn fish on the newspaper pond. At a or easier to see? Does it matter that carries the most pennies? more about this week’s topics. signal, the others open their eyes and where in the pond it is placed, which On the Web: pick up the first fish they see. way the lines of type go, or whether The Mini Page thanks Heather Gibbons, sEXPANDINGYOURHORIZONSORG chief executive officer of Expanding Your sGIRLSCOUTSORGPROGRAMBASICSSCIENCE Now look at the ones that got it is on a photo or an advertisement? Horizons Network, for help with this issue. away. Discuss which fish were How is that similar to traits that real sPBSKIDSORGDRAGONFLYTV sSALLYRIDESCIENCECOM fish have? Next week, The Mini Page is all about caught, which ones got away and why. turning your eyelids inside out. April Fools’! sUSAGOV6XHST 5SEMARKERSTOADDANEYE It’s about April Fools’ jokes! !TTHELIBRARY The Mini Page Staff sh4HE%VERYTHING+IDS3CIENCE%XPERIMENTS"OOKvBY Betty Debnam - Founding Editor and Editor at Large Lisa Tarry - Managing Editor Lucy Lien - Associate Editor Wendy Daley - Artist Tom Robinson

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News NOTES News NOTES Coin Club to Instructors’ exhibit Parliamentarians convene in BH to do workshop The Beverly Hills Coin Learn how to properly Club will meet at 5:30 p.m. Old Courthouse Heritage Museum show features teachers handle motions at a work- Monday, March 25, at the shop sponsored by the Central Ridge Library in Special to the Chronicle said Kathy Turner Thompson, Citrus teachers and professors. The Citrus County Unit of Par- Beverly Hills. County historical resources officer. evening reception will include re- liamentarians and Citrus There are no dues. The In celebration of the creativity of “From abstraction to realism and freshments. Admission to the mu- County Parks & Recreation club’s purpose is to bring art teachers from Citrus County, the three-dimensional assemblages, seum is free and donations are Board. The workshop will local coin collectors to- Old Courthouse Heritage Museum every possible approach is explored always accepted. be from 9 a.m. to noon Fri- gether and for numismatic presents the first Citrus County Art in the vibrant works on view.” The exhibition will be on view day, April 5, at Whispering education. For details, call Teachers Show, with a special exhi- The vast array of original works of through April 12. For more informa- Pines Recreation Building. bition opening slated for 6 to 8 p.m. art is from more than 20 art teach- tion, call 352-341-6428 or visit Joe at 352-527-2868. The workshop is open to Thursday, March 21, in the John ers. The art professionals bring www.citruscountyhistorical the public. Topics being Spanish club to Murray Davis rotating exhibition more than 375 years of experience society.org. The Old Courthouse gather March 21 gallery area. to the county. Heritage Museum is funded in part taught include: Why “The creativity of Citrus County’s Exhibition opening visitors will by Citrus County government, Citrus Motions are Made, Steps & Our next open meeting art teachers is clearly evident in the have the opportunity to meet the Cit- County Historical Society Inc. and Rules for Handling Motions of the Spanish American works on view in this exhibition,” rus County School District’s art donations. and Amendments — Adopt- Club of Citrus County will ing, Amending and be at 7 p.m. Thursday Revising. March 21, at the Knights of Registration fee is $10; Columbus Hall, 2369 nonrefundable after April 1. Norvell Bryant Highway. View mounds in the moonlight Make checks payable to Anyone interested in be- CCUP and mail to: Patricia coming a member may at- Cowen, 421 N. Turkey tend. Membership is $15. The site is a world- region. The Moon Over the Pine Loop, Lecanto, FL The club meets at 7 p.m. Archaeological park plans walk famous pre-Columbian Mounds tour will begin at 34461-8434. the third Thursday monthly. mound complex and a Na- the Crystal River Archaeo- Call Cowen at 352-746- The meeting is followed by Special to the Chronicle ogy Network from 8 to 10 tional Historic Landmark. logical State Park Museum 9003 or Hugh Morton at a social hour. pm. Friday, March 22, for Join in a torchlit tour as in- at 8 p.m. The park is at 352-527-3991. The CCUP Join the Florida Depart- the final Moon Over the terpretive guides will lead 3400 N. Museum Pointe, meets 9:30 to 11 a.m. the Sugar Babes get ment of Environmental Mounds of the season. The visitors though the moonlit Crystal River, north of the first Friday monthly at together March 27 Protection’s Friends of event is held once a month mound complex. Crystal River Mall. Whispering Pines. Mem- Crystal River State Parks, (September to March) Travel back to A.D. 600, This event is free. bership is open to the In lieu of the regular Gulf Archaeology Re- from 8 to 10 p.m. at the when the Crystal River For more information, public. monthly meeting of the search Institute and Crystal River Archaeolog- site was the most impor- call 352-563-0450 or 352- Central Florida Sugar Florida Public Archaeol- ical State Park. tant ceremonial site in the 795-3817. Bank to stage Babes Doll Club, members Relay car wash will have the annual birthday luncheon at 11 a.m. Bank of America will Wednesday, March 27, at Poker run success have its third annual car Skyview Restaurant in wash fundraiser for Inver- Terra Vista. ness Relay For Life from 10 This month is the quar- a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, terly raffle. All interested March 23, in the parking lot persons are welcome. between Pizza Hut and Sugar Babes Doll Club is a Heidi’s on Main Street. member of the United Fed- ‘Forgotten film’ eration of Doll Clubs. For more information, focuses on finance call Laurie at 352-382- Recent but “forgotten 2299 or Barbara at 352- films” are shown at 3 p.m. 344-1423. every Thursday in March at YMCA to have the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 7633 N. Florida car wash in CR Ave. (U.S. 41), Citrus The YMCA will have a Springs. car wash from 9 a.m. to All are welcome. A $3 3 p.m. Saturday, March 23, donation is suggested. On at Brashears II Aluminum in March 21, Richard Gere Crystal River. stars as a Hedge Fund Donations will be ac- manager in “Arbitrage,” a cepted to help raise funds Special to the Chronicle thriller about love, loyalty for the Relay For Life. All The American Legion Riders Chapter 237 presented proceeds from its third annual Poker Run on Feb. 28 at Ameri- and money. This movie donations go to the Ameri- can Legion Post 237, 4077 N. Lecanto Highway, Beverly Hills. Pictured, from left, are: Dan Lynch, Cecil Rohlf, Joe never played in Citrus can Cancer Society. Smurawa, Julie Nottingham, Bob Perkins, Post Commander Ray Roby, Paul Nottingham, Hospice of Citrus County County. Development Director Linda Baker, Robert Tessier, Legion Riders Director/Poker Run Chairman John Roby, Fred For more information, Lions to serve Bernquist and Chuck Andrews. The run benefited Hospice of Citrus County and Moffitt Cancer Center Ovarian call 352-465-4225 or visit pancakes Sunday Cancer Research. More than 100 motorcycles and 250 people came out to support our charities. The post raised naturecoastuu.org. $3,200 this year, and its three-year total is $10,300. The Beverly Hills Lions Wildlife park to Club, 72 Civic Circle Drive, host bird walk will have its pancake breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m. The Florida Department Sunday, March 24. Novel society to sponsor writing workshop of Environmental Protec- Cost for adults is $4; chil- tion’s Ellie Schiller Ho- mosassa Springs Wildlife dren younger than 12 eat Special to the Chronicle toral research in France led to her speak at Louis le Grand’s 450th An- for $2. This includes all- Charles du Luc historical mystery niversary Symposium about the bal- State Park, with Citrus you-can-eat pancakes, On Friday, April 12, the Florida series (Berkley/Penquin), set in lets produced during its Jesuit County Audubon Society, choice of bacon or sausage Chapter of the Historical Novel So- 1680s Paris. The series has received history and about the Charles du will host a bird walk on or combo, orange juice and ciety will sponsor a one-day writing starred reviews in Publishers Luc books, which bring that piece of Pepper Creek Trail coffee or tea. workshop on “Plot and Characters: Weekly, Kirkus, Library Journal, and Louis le Grand’s history to life. Saturday, March 23. For more information, Who’s in Charge Here?” for readers, Booklist. As a recent Contra Costa The workshop will run from 10 An experienced birder call Lion Shirley at 352- writers and anyone interested in Times review read, “Charles du Luc a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Garden Room at from Citrus County 527-1943. historical novels. is well worth getting to Andre’s Restaurant in the Citrus Audubon will lead the walk. Judith Rock, best-selling know!” Charles, ex-soldier Hills Country Club complex, 505 E. Participants should meet at Wilderness Circle author, will lead the work- turned Jesuit, helps pro- Hartford St., Hernando. The cost of 7:45 a.m. at the entrance to to be March 23 shop. The morning session duce student ballets (yes, the workshop is $50 for FCHNS the park’s Visitor Center. Wilderness Circle Spring will run from 10 a.m. to 12:30 these are real) at the Paris members and $60 for nonmembers. The bird walk will begin at 8 Equinox will be at 11 a.m. p.m. and will be devoted to Jesuit school called Louis le A plate lunch is included in the fee. a.m. Binoculars and a field determining “What or Who is Participants are encouraged to Saturday, March 23. It will Grand. He also often finds guide are recommended. Driving this Plot.” Plotting himself helping Paris’s first bring a one-page synopsis of their be led by Mackie Sanford, Participation in the bird means knowing when and police chief to bring justice novel or work in progress and a of Cherokee descent. walk is free. how to reveal secrets to char- Judith Rock — and compassion — to a brief, clear statement of their For more information and A chair will be set at the acters and readers. changing and dangerous biggest problem with the plot. For north gate of the circle for best-selling to register, call 352-628- Following lunch, the after- author will lead city. The series includes the character part of the workshop, 5343, ext. 1002. prayers. If weather permits, noon session will be “Your sessions. “The Rhetoric of Death,” participants should bring an answer a fire will be built in the cen- Characters: Coaxing them “The Eloquence of Blood,” to the question: “From what charac- Audubon plans ter of the circle and prayers out of the Shadows, Wrestling them “A Plague of Lies” and an e-novella, ter, or between which two charac- will be said. to the Ground.” “Pernelle’s Escape.” The next book ters, does the beginning of the plot Friday bird walk There will be a potluck Rock has been a professional in the series, “The Whispering of flow? What is the inciting incident?” Citrus County Audubon dinner followed by after- modern dancer, police officer, pro- Bones,” comes out in fall 2013. For information and to register, member Fred Hileman will noon music. There’s no fessor, playwright and actress. Doc- Rock returns to Paris in May to call Marian Fox at 352-726-0162. lead a birding walk begin- electricity or water, but ning at the Rainbow there is a portable toilet. Springs State Park at Bring a guest and some- News NOTES 8 a.m. Friday, March 22. thing for the potluck. The group will meet in Call Betty Berger at 352- Camera Club all of the buildings. Monday, March 25, at Holiday host a fundraising “March for the parking lot, continue to 447-2736 or email to trek to museum If there are 10 or more par- Inn Express, 903 Gulf-to-Lake Meals” dance from 6 to 9 p.m. the springhead and then to [email protected] for ticipants, the admission will Highway, Inverness. Friday, March 22, at the Citrus the Butterfly Garden. War- directions. The Camera Club of the be $5; otherwise, cost will be The British American Social County Resource Center, blers, Northern parulas, All invited to Citrus County Art Center will $8 for adults, $6 for seniors. Club meets the fourth Mon- 2804 W. Marc Knighton yellow-throated vireos, and take a field trip Tuesday, Email Bud Smart at day monthly. All interested Court, Lecanto. ruby-crowned kinglets Pickin’ Party March 26, to the Pioneer [email protected] persons are welcome; and re- There will be live entertain- should be active, along with Everyone is invited to an Florida Museum in Dade City. for information. freshments are available. ment by the Peter Kern Show, a few surprises. The walk Acoustic Bluegrass and Members will meet and car- Brit club to hear View the calendar of events known for many styles of will last approximately two Old-time Pickin’ Party be- pool at the Art Center at 9 at www.britamclub.com, or music. All are welcome to an to three hours. ginning at 1 p.m. Sunday, a.m.; travel directions will be refuge speaker call Judi Matthews at 352- evening of music, light re- Beginners are welcome. March 17, at Nature’s Re- available. The British American Social 527-2581. freshments and dancing. Tick- Bring binoculars, good sort on Halls River Road in The museum will provide a Club will host special guest March for Meals ets are $10 and all proceeds shoes and water. No RSVP Homosassa. guided tour from 10 to 11:15 speaker Tom Gotterup, vice help provide more meals for is necessary. A few pairs of The Pickin’ Party will be a.m. Following the tour, the president of The Friends of to help seniors seniors in Citrus County. binoculars are available for staged every Sunday and group will have individual time Crystal River National Wildlife The Citrus County Home For more information, call use. The regular $2 admis- the event is free. to explore and photograph in Refuge, at its 7 p.m. meeting Delivered Meals Program will 352-527-5975. sion fee to the park applies.

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Times provided by Regal Cinemas and are subject to change; call ahead. Citrus Cinemas 6 — Inverness; 637-3377 “Dead Man Down” (R) 1:10 p.m., 4:10 p.m., “F RWCP NHZFOB VOAUMPZP, SIX FT F “The Incredible Burt Wonderstone” (PG-13) 7:35 p.m. 1:40 p.m., 4:40 p.m., 7:45 p.m. “Oz: The Great and Powerful” (PG) 1 p.m., 4 “Oz: The Great and Powerful” (PG) 3:50 p.m. p.m., 7 p.m. GWIRE GMWWNP, F UWIRE VRUVAN “Oz: The Great and Powerful” “Oz: The Great and Powerful” In 3D. (PG) 12:45 In 3D. (PG) 1:30 p.m., 7 p.m. No passes. p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. No passes. “21 and Over” “21 and Over” (R) 1:50 p.m., 4:50 p.m., 7:50 p.m. (R) 1:15 p.m., 4:15 p.m., 7:55 p.m. “Jack, The Giant Slayer” BZPPX FX FO V BVZEPO.” — ZIXM “Jack, The Giant Slayer” (PG-13) In 3D. 1 p.m., (PG-13) In 3D. 1:40 4 p.m., 7:05 p.m. No passes. p.m., 4:20 p.m., 7:10 p.m. No passes. “Snitch” (PG-13) 1:20 p.m., 4:40 p.m., 7:15 p.m. “Snitch” (PG-13) 1:10 p.m., 4:10 p.m., 7:15 p.m. “Identity Thief” NXWIX “Identity Thief” (R) 1:50 p.m., 4:45 p.m., (R) 1:25 p.m., 4:25 p.m., 7:40 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Previous Solution: “You punch me, I punch back. I do not believe it’s good for one’s self-respect to be a punching bag.” — Ed Koch Crystal River Mall 9; 564-6864 (c) 2013 by NEA, Inc., dist. by Universal Uclick 3-20 “The Incredible Burt Wonderstone” (PG-13) 1:45 p.m., 5 p.m., 7:50 p.m. Visit www.chronicleonline.com for area movie list- “The Call” (R) 2 p.m., 4:50 p.m., 7:20 p.m. ings and entertainment information. C8 WEDNESDAY,MARCH 20, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

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Only $28.50 To apply, fax resume, cover letter [email protected] Full time, Pays $13.50 includes a photo per hour. Drug Free and references to 352-259-7982, Workplace. Call our Classi- or email to E-mail resumes to fied Dept for de- Resume1801@yahoo tails [email protected]. .com, No walk-in’s or 352-563-5966 Drug Screen Required for Final Applicant DFWP 000EDES phone calls I I I I I I I I EOE CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE CLASSIFIEDS WEDNESDAY,MARCH 20, 2013 C9

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Both Like New FL. JUMBO SHRIMP cuteness, playfulness Serious Buyers Only (352) 257-8850 15ct @ $5.00lb, & love. This 2-y.o. ASKING $9100.00 OR 3/21 ESTATE Specialty: Color, spayed bulldog mix is Stone Crabs@ $6.00lb AEROMAX BIKE BEST OFFER ADVENTURE 3pm Foils, Make-overs, a love bug & not shy Delivered 352-795-0077 WHEELS NEW. 7-10 Toll free outside w/rows of fun Up-do’s, Perms, about letting you know speed Rim brake Vuelta 1-877-351-8555 or FRAMED COMMEMO- & outside furnishings, Cutting and Styling that. Fun-loving, hubs Bladed spokes 352-897-6766 RATIVE SILVER 6pm several estates sunny outlook, DOLLAR MATT very $199 341-0450 Redken Trained furniture inc. high end active & likes toys. 43,900. 3/2,Dblewide. nice piece. $25.00 leather Flexsteel living Good with children, Delivered & set up, 352-513-4519 room set, household, good with other dogs, New Jacobsen. The GOLD WEDDING appliances, tools, new doesn’t care about only home with a 5 yr. Concealed Weapons BAND items & collectibles cats, loves people. warr., only $500 down Class at the Inver- 14k gold size 6-1/2 3/22 REAL ESTATE She would love a and $293.40/ mo. ness VFW, $55.00 $100.00 LOT AUCTION home where she P&I W.A.C. Must See 10:00 Sat. Mar. 23 352-628-4210 11:00am could play & then set- 352-621-3807 Sold Absolute!!!! NW Don’t Wait tle down & cuddle with 000E4CO Homemade Quilt Til It’s Too Late! Tops 5 for $100; 20th St. Crystal River someone. For an af- 2/1, DW, H/A, 12 x 20 w/deeded use of Walk-In’s Welcome. fectionate, happy dog glass porch Co. water Black Cowboy Hat & Call: 352-220-4386 Boots 11½D New $100 comm. boat ramp. that you could spoil, & sewer, paved rd. Welcome Miki (352) 795-7254 REAL ESTATE LOT she might be the one No HOA $49,995 firm AUCTION 1 pm to Karen’s hair salon you are looking for. $15,000 down, own fi- HONDA SHADOW CONCEALED 10155 W. Pamondeho originally from Long Call Anne @ nan. (352) 567-2031 AREO STOCK WEAPONS CLASS Cir. Crystal River, EVERY SATURDAY Island, Ny. Miki has 352-586-2812. EXHAUST 2005,mint Lake front lot in Spring excelled to the status $50.00 352-621-0142 11 am, $40 Run!! 132 N. Florida Ave. of Master Stylist. Shih-Tzu Pups, Kiln & Accessories LIVE & ONLINE COIN (352) 419-4800 2br 2ba Repo She speaks Males Registered for Sale, AUCTION 6pm 2000 Fleetwood Spanish & English Lots of colors, shelves etc. Estate Coins- Gold, Concealed Weapons SW 14 x 72 / $20K Beverly Hills, FL $200. US Silver, Foreign, Permit Course Incls Delv, Set, A/C & She has been serv- (352)270-8827 (352) 726-8346 Proof & Mint sets, DAN’S GUN ROOM heat, skirt & steps ing the Crystal River www.aceofpups.ne Mattress Trade In Sets 3/23 ONSITE REAL (352) 726-5238 (NO HIDDEN FEES) area clients for over Clean and Very Nice ESTATE & CALL (352) 795-1272 Fulls $50., Qn. $75. CONTENTS: 9am ~ GOLF CLUBS 20 yr. For a free con- Kings. $125, 621-4500 Real Estate 10am 2 complete sets, sultation or to make 1611 S. Ridgewood 1 set of Wilsons, never an BIG MENS TREK BIKE USED HOMES Pt. Inverness, 3/ 2 used, RT handed $130, appointment call Model 820 good bike 32x80 H.O.M. $50,900 1852 sq ft 2+ garage, 2nd set of Wilsons $80 352-628-5200 $25.00 as is ENGLISH SADDLE 28x76 H.O.M. $43,500 Contents: furniture, (352) 270-8117 352-465-9395 Steuben,Hunter/Jumper 28x70 ScotBilt $42,500 quilts, craft & quilting Powerhouse 1500 ex- good cond. $450 40x42 Palm Har. $65k NEW BATHTUB 5 feet / & fabric, Pfaff Creative ercise machine. Boots, ladies sz 7½ 28X70 Live oak $52,500 light tan 1475 CD sewing 24 different exercises. slim, $20 call for details We Sell Homes for 75.00 linda 341-2271 machine++ Like new good cond. 352-341-6991 Hnder $10,000 Call & PERSONAL LIBRARY REAL ESTATE $100 (352) 628-5085 View (352) 621-9183 approx 600 volumes AUCTION - 3 Furnished LECANTO classics, religion, poli- CITRUS SPRINGS SINGLE BICYCLE Crystal River Mobile Home 16 X 66, MH, 3/2, CRYSTAL RIVER tics, etc..$1500obo LOTS 3:00 pm ~ RACK in good condition C.R. Village,2003 Palm single wide 2½ Acres, Quiet, 2/BR $550. 3BR $750 **call for details** Sold absolute!!! asking $20.00 Harbor, 2/2 Liv. Din. Kit , with screen room Consider all reasona- Near Town 563-9857 352-341-0170 518, 540, 546 W. 352-513-4519 windowed lanai, $4,000 ble cash offers Bluster Pl. Citrus Radio Stereo System TREK 7200 MENS $42,900 352-212-8908 (352) 344-9624 (352) 302-9624 CRYSTAL RIVER w/ record player, $50. Springs BIKE 17.5” aluminum Palm Harbor Factory Fully Furn. efficiency Century Safe $150. *check website* HERNANDO Owner Fin./Lease Opt. w/ equipped kitchen. www.dudleys frame, like new $250.00 liquidation sale 2/2, 1978, SW MH, 14 x 352-344-1541 3-2 Mobile All utilities, cable, auction.com call 352-465-9395 3 stock models must 20 block bdg, New FHA Financing Internet, & cleaning SHOWER DOORS 637-9588 10%BP Baby Girl P go. $39k off select Septic, Handy person, Winchester Mod. 70 Baby Girl P is a 4-y.o. $2500 Down provided. $699/mo NEW / 5 FEET/40.00 Au2267 AB1667 2012 models REDUCED $24,900./ bolt action 243 WSM terrier mix who came Town of Hernando 352-586-1813 OB0 LINDA 341-2271 Maine-ly Real Estate John Lyons Offer 352-422-1916 new in box with factory to the shelter because 1.5 Acres SINGER FT WT 221 #381384 scope, $595 will take 800-622-2832 ext 210 FLORAL CITY With carrying her family had to Call 1-727-967-4230 30-30 lever on trade LAKEFRONT 1 Bedrm. case,excellent move & could not take 906-285-1696 AC, Clean, No Pets condition,just serviced her along. She is a INVERNESS (352) 344-1025 $450 352 270 9254 very beautiful shiny 2b/2½ ba, ½ acre black color with white off Turner Camp Rd WE WILL HOMOSASSA’S Snap-On Tools 30 WATT SUZUKI accents & cute upright I I I I I I I I a/c, heat pump 3yrs. Best Housing Value 30 screw & nut drivers BASS AMP LIGHT ears. Medium sized, Tell that special old, 30ft scn porch & BUY YOUR Modern homes from sockets & wrenches WEIGHT & POWER- weighs 42 pounds. 48’open porch on other MANUFACTURED $8,400 or Lease to Own $140, Snap-On shop 2013 ENCLOSED person FUL FOR $30 TRAILERS, 6x12 Calm energy. “ Happy Birthday side, new septic, 18’x31’ Home. from 1976-2013 from $179/mo. vac, stainless steel, $60 352-601-6625 Heartworm-negative. building w/ 220 electric, CALL (352) 795-2377 $1000.down + Lot rent at 315-466-2268 with ramp, $1895 “ with a classi- ALEXANDER BLACK PRECISION ** call 352-527-0555 ** Walks well on a leash fied ad under shed, fenced, on canal Evanridge Community REAL ESTATE TRUCK WINDOW BASS FENDER & gets along very well $68,000 352-726-1791 an exceptional 55+Park (352) 795-6633 TRAILER Happy Notes. rear/solid GMC AFINITY MODEL with other dogs. She 352 628-5977 Hauls 2 jet ski’s, Only $28.50 factory tint W/GIGBAG LIKE NEW! is very friendly & af- Lake Panasofkee INVERNESS 55+ Crystal River galvanized $300 includes a photo $50.00 $85 352-601-6625 fectionate, likes to 3/2 on 4 lots,fenced, CRYSTAL RIVER 1/1 Fully Furnished, Apts, 2 BR/ 1 BA (352)457-6199 352-628-4210 give kisses. Loves her Call our Classi- c/h/a, owner financing Large 4br 2ba Foreclo- Everythings stays, Like $400-$500, ALSO Electric Accordion w/ human friends. She avail. good cond. sure TUB RAIL Medline sound equip. Rolland fied Dept for de- new furn., Washer/Dryer HOMES & MOBILES Deluxe Bathtub will make a wonderful tails 937 CR 454, call for Great Condition 2 sheds, Flat Scrn. TV’s AVAILABLE Electric Organ w/ companion for some details 352-793-5359 NEW ROOF safety rail $30.00 Bench 352-344-1541 352-563-5966 $7,000. (708) 308-3138 352-628-4210 lucky family. Call Jo- or 813-833-4665 Owner Fin. Avail. ELECTRIC GUITAR anne @ I I I I I I I I CALL (352) 795-2377 LECANTO 55+ PK CRYSTAL RIVER TY MASTODONS LIKE NEW PLAYS & 1988 Oaks 3/2 DWMH, Large 2/2, clean, quiet 1/colosso 2/giganto 352-795-1288. “ LECANTO FLORAL CITY ‘99 SOUNDS GREAT! 2/2 dlb MH 25 x 40 40x20, shed, handicap incl. water $575. mo excellent condition 3BR/2BA on 1.10 Acres ONLY $40 $17,900 remld 6yrs ago, access. ramp and HOMOSASSA tagged $10.00 Clean Move in ready 352-601-6625 new rf,shed, on rented shower $25,000. Lg 2/2, Central Locat, 352-628-4210 $3,000 down HAWAIIAN LAP STEEL lot $245 mthly, incl 352-212-6804 scrn. por., $550 mo. $358.83/mo WAC 352-563-2114, UNIVERSAL CHROME MORRELL “MADE IN water,sewer,trash Melody Pk, INV 2/2 TRACTION BARS Call 386-546-5833 352-257-6461 U.S.A.!”VERY NICE BRING YOUR 352-628-1171 Leave Message splitplan c/h/a roof- Nice,$30.00 CONDITION $100 FISHING POLE! over, semi- furn, $8500k 352-628-6277 352-601-6625 Cridland RE, J.Desha CRYSTAL RIVER HOME-ON-LAND LG 2/1 water, sewer, White bathroom cabinet Only $59,900, 3/2 (352) 634-6340 IBANEZ SOUNDTANK garbage, W/D hkup, vanity 30x19 $50.00 “like new” on ½ acre. PEDAL PHASER PH5, Mobile Home on Lake lawn inc. $475 mo. 352-513-4519 or Tape-n-texture walls, new in box. $50. 2/2 w/ Florida Rm. & (352) 212-9205 954-328-1773. new carpet & appli- 352-465-4860 I I I I I I I I Carport, remodeled or 352-212-7922 JEET ances, AC & heat! WHITE BIRD CAGE IBENEZ SOUNDTANK NEW !! 2011 Lot Model low lot rent, beautiful Tell that special Jeet is a favorite @ Warranty, $2,350 20x20, 34” high. On PEDAL Powerlead Dealer must sell $16,000 (618)444-9425 person the shelter, but this dwon, $319.22/mo LECANTO stand with coasters. PL5. $85. Brand new 30 x 76 (4/2) $69,900 (618) 444-9552 $50.00 239-404-8589 “ Happy Birthday loving, loyal dog P&I, W.A.C. Owner Nice 1 Bdrm $500 in box. 352-465-4860 deserves his forever INVERNESS, FL NO HIDDEN FEES 352-216-0012/613-6000 “ with a classi- 55+ park on lake w/5 can finance. Call White Refridgerator home. Neutered 3-y.o. Price incls: delv, set, KEYBOARD YAMAHA fied ad under piers, clubhouse and 352-621-9182 Kenmore 20 cu ft bulldog mix is a beau- skirting, steps, Model PSS-12 Happy Notes. much more! Rent NICE good cond. freezer top tiful dog, inside & out. a/c/heat,upgraded portable Only $28.50 includes grass cutting Homosassa $135, 42” Round Low energy, appliances, APARTMENTS has adapter includes a photo and your water 3/2 owner Fin. Compl. oak/metal drop-leaf best-suited to a quiet furniture/decor, fo L.R. RV SITES 2 Bed / 1 Bath $30.00 352-628-4210 • 1 Bedroom, 1 bath Remodeled, fenced Table w/4 chairs $40 household. A bit fear- & F.R. & kitchen Annual Rental Avail & 2 Bed / 2 Bath LANEY GC LEAD AMP Call our Classi- @$350 inc. H20 back yard, 1800+ sq. ft. 856-803-6046 ful of men (not ag- (NO HIDDEN FEES!!) 55+Park on Lake Furn & Unfurnished 50 watt, 12”speaker, fied Dept for de- Pets considered and $5,000down $525mth gressive, just timid) & MUST SELL Rousseau & The Close to Progress high quality, good cond., tails section 8 is accepted. 352-302-9217 his ideal home would CALL (352) 795-1272 Withlacoochee River, Energy & Hospital needs cleaning. 352-563-5966 Call 352-476-4964 be a calm family with betw. CR & Dunn. 1st and Security from $100 352-465-4860 For Details! I I I I I I I I no young children, or NEW 3/2 Boatslips, baitshop, $575/mo. Call Bathtub Chair SD 2000 ACOUSTIC a woman living alone. JACOBSEN HOME seasonal activities 352-795-1795 for slide in type w/backrest GUITAR LIKE NEW IN Would be a 5Yr. Warranty $2,650 www.LakeRousseau Appt.www.ensing $55, 2 wheel walker ORIGINAL BOX WITH HOMOSASSA RVPark.com properties.com companion/watch 2/1½, Big Lot, Near 19 down, only $297.44/ w/ski’s $40.00, Reg. ACCESORIES $45 dog, as he will bark if mo., Fixed rate Homosassa OPEN HOUSE $425 mo. + Sec. + Ref. Sun 3/17 & Sat 3/23 walker $25.00 352-601-6625 A Diabetic needs someone approaches W.A.C. Come and Dbl. Wide 3/2 95% No Pets 352-628-3019 from 1-5pm 352-621-0896 SD2000 ACOUSTIC unopened, unexpired his yard. Gets along View 352-621-9181 remodeled inside, 1.25 352-795-6336 Electric Scooter GUITAR LIKE NEW IN boxes of test strips will with other dogs, acres half-fenced, recent very seldom used, ORIGINAL BOX WITH pay cash and pick-up, bonds with his Homosassa 2/2/cp roofing & siding, 16x16 w/ ramp, ACCESORIES $45 call Mike 386-266-7748 humans. Immaculate, upgraded workshop,must-see! $350. 352-601-6625 Well-mannered, 1560 sq. ft. quiet nbrhd $65,900 (352) 621-0192 CASH PAID FOR $675 352-633-1593 (352) 220-4327 WASHBURN”J3”JAZZ loving dog awaits his INVERNESS ‘08, LECANTO JUNK MOTORCYCLES chance for John Deere ARCHTOP 352-942-3492 NO CREDIT 4BR/2BA, on ¼ Acre Crystal Glen Oak Tree Plaza, 42 Deck with Kohler, ELECTRIC&CASE,2 happiness LECANTO NO PROBLEM on paved rd. Fenced 3/2/2 Large home Office/Retail, CR 486, $800. EMGS GROVER WANT TO BUY HOUSE @ the Citrus County 2 BR, Remodeled, (Everyone Financed yard. $3000. down, $850 1st-Last-Sec 900 sf. @ $675+ util. & Murray 16HP, $250. TUNERS VINTAGE or MOBILE Any Area, Animal Shelter. CHA, priv. lot. deeded with 10K-40% down $417.53 WAC. Gloria Bonner sales tax. 1 mo. Free Both have new batter- SUNBURST, $200 Condition or Situation ID # 9609968. Call commuity., $500 mo. Private Financing Avail. Call386-546-5833 P & R Mid Florida Realty w/12 mo. Lease ies (352) 344-1310 352-601-6625 Fred, 352-726-9369 352-746-8400 (352) 746-5253 Call(352) 795-1272 Leave Message 352-697-0375 352-258-6801

SMITTYS APPLIANCE AFFORDABLE COUNTY WIDE #1 A+TECHNOLOGIES CLEANING BY PENNY #1 Professional Leaf 30 yrs. Experience! Attention Consum- A TREE SURGEON DRY-WALL25 yrs exp. All Home Repairs. Wkly., Biwkly., Mnthly. vac system why rake? Int/Ext. Comm/Res. ers! Lic. & Ins. Lowest REPAIR. Also wanted COMPUTER REPAIR ☛ dead or alive washers (352) 341-5590 lic.2875, all your drywall All TV’s Installed 352-503-7800, FULL Lawn Service Lic/Ins. Jimmy Please make sure you Rates Free est. & dryers. FREE 114 S. Apopka Ave needs! Ceiling & Wall lic#5863 352-746-3777 352-476-3820 Free Est 352-344-9273 **352-212-9067** are using a licensed (352)860-1452 pick up 352-564-8179 Inverness Repairs. Pop Corn and insured service Removal 352-302-6838 ANDREW JOEHL D & R TREE SERVICE All Tractor & Tree Work 10% Off WITH AD Husband & Wife Team CHRIS SATCHELL professional. Many Land Cleared, Hauling HANDYMAN. Exp. *Good Rates* Lawn & Landscape PAINTING ASAP service advertisers Gen. Maint/Repairs Specialist. Lic. & Ins. 1 time Cleanup, Drive- Residential, Free Est. 30 yrs. Exp., Excel. Ref. are required by state ways (352) 302-6955 Diestler Computer Pressure Cleaning. Kevin 352-364-6185 Free Est. 352-302-5641 Insured 352-464-1397 law to include their New & Used systems 0256271 352-465-9201 state D & R TREE SERVICE repairs. Visa/ MCard #1 A+TECHNOLOGIES Marcia’s Best Clean Helpin Hand Grass Man CALL STELLAR BLUE license number in all Lawn & Landscape Adult Family Care 352-637-5469 All Home Repairs. A HANDYMAN Experienced Expert Cut-Clean-Mulch-Edge All Int./ Ext. Painting advertisements. If Specialist. Lic. & Ins. Home - Alzheimer All TV’s Installed If Its Broke, Jerry Can lic+ref, Free Estimates FREE ESTIMATES! Needs. Lic. & Ins. FREE you don’t see a li- Free Est. 352-302-5641 lic.#5863 352-746-3777 Fix It. Housecleaning Russell 352-637-1363 EST. Dementia Incontinency ON SITE **call 352-560-7609** (352) 586-2996 cense number in the Davies Tree Service (SL 6906450) 503-7052 DUN-RITE ELECTRIC also. 352-201-0116 Lic. ad, you should inquire COMPUTER SERVICE LAWNCARE N MORE Serving Area 15yrs. Since ‘78/ Free Est. Primary Cleaning INTERIOR/EXTERIOR about it and be suspi- Free Est. Lic & Ins (352) 341-4150 lic EC 13002699 Affordable Handyman ☛ **Free Estimates** Leaves, bushes, beds, & ODD JOBS. 30 yrs cious that you may be ✔ cell 727-239-5125 352- 726-2907 FAST • 100% Guar. call Kala 352-212-6817 cleanup, hauling. J. Hupchick Lic./Ins. contacting an unli- ✔ local 352-344-5932 AFFORDABLE treework 352-726-9570 (352) 726-9998 censed Estates/Auction ✔ RELIABLE• Free Est DOUBLE J ★ ★ THE KLEEN TEAM business. The Citrus Services 352-257-9508 Residential/Comm. Merritt Garling Lawn County Chronicle Tree Service JEFF’S Lic., Bonded, Insured & Landscape Services wants to ensure that Stump Grinding, bulk Affordable Handyman Lawn/Pavers/Plantings Cleanup/Hauling BIANCHI CONCRETE ESTATE SALES (352) 419-6557 our ads meet the re- mulch, lic/ins 302-8852 Pricing to Final Check ✔ FAST • 100% Guar. 352-287-0159 Clean outs/Dump Runs INC.COM ins/lic #2579 quirements of the law. KING’s LAND CLEAR- We Ease Stress! 352- ✔ AFFORDABLE CALL STELLAR BLUE Lawns/Brush Removal Driveways-Patios-Sidewlk. Beware of any service ING & TREE SERVICE 344-0333 or 422-2316 ✔ RELIABLE• Free Est THE KLEEN TEAM All Int./ Ext. Painting Lic. (352) 584-5374 Pool deck repair advertiser that can not Complete tree & stump ★ 352-257-9508 ★ Residential/Comm. Needs. Lic. & Ins. FREE /stain. 352-257-0078 provide proof that removal hauling, demo Lic., Bonded, Insured EST. (352) 586-2996 they are licensed to do & tractor work. 32 yrs. Affordable Handyman All Tractor & Tree Work (352) 419-6557 business. For ques- exp. (352) 220-9819 CURB APPEAL ✔ FAST • 100% Guar. Househld, Equipment HANDYMAN DAVE tions about business Yardscape, Curbing, ROCKY’S FENCING ✔ AFFORDABLE & Machinery Moving Pressure Wash homes licensing, please call LAWNCARE N MORE employment Flocrete. River Rock FREE Est., Lic. & Insured ✔ RELIABLE• Free Est (352) 302-6955 & drive-ways, Hauling, your city or county Leaves, bushes, beds, Reseals & Repairs. ★★ 352 422-7279 ★ ★ ★ 352-257-9508 ★ Odd Jobs 352-726-9570 government offices. cleanup, hauling. Your world first Lic.(352) 364-2120 **BOB BROWN’S** AllAROUND TRACTOR AT YOUR HOME treework 352-726-9570 Affordable Handyman Landclearing, Hauling PIC PICARD’S COUNTY WIDE Fence & Landscaping ✔ Mower and small en- DRY- WALL 25 ys exp R WRIGHT TREE Service FAST • 100% Guar. Site Prep, Driveways gine It’s Tune Up time. PRESSURE Need a job FATHER & SON 352-795-0188/220-3194 ✔ AFFORDABLE Lic/Ins 352-795-5755 lic2875,all your drywall Tree Removal & Decorative Concrete 352-220-4244 CLEANING& PAINTING Trimming. Ins. & Lic.# A 5 STAR COMPANY ✔ RELIABLE• Free Est 352-341-3300 needs! Ceiling & Wall or a Textures, Stamp,Spray GO OWENS FENCING ★ 352-257-9508 ★ Repairs. Pop Corn 0256879 352-341-6827 qualified Crack repair, Staining, ALL TYPES. Free Est. Removal 352-302-6838 driveways, pool decks, Comm/Res. 628-4002 REAL TREE Lic/Ins 352-527-1097 Carpentry, Decks, SERVICE employee? Docks, Remodeling CURB APPEAL A-1 Hauling, Cleanups, (352) 220-7418 Yard Work, Pressure Yardscape, Curbing, garage clean outs, **Tax Specials** ROB’S MASONRY & Wash, Home Repair. All phases of Tile CONCRETE Driveways Flocrete. River Rock trash, furniture & misc. This area’s CBC 1253431 Reseals & Repairs. Handicap Showers, SOD SOD SOD & RON ROBBINS Tree tear outs, tractor work, DRY OAK FIREWOOD Mark (352) 287-0767 DECORATIVE ROCK SPLIT, 4 X 8 STACK (352) 464-3748 Lic. (352) 364-2120 Safety Bars, Flrs. Service Trim, Shape & #1 Lic. #1476, 726-6554 422-2019 Lic. #2713 *Installation Specialist* Remve, Lic/Ins. Free $80 Delivered & ALL OF CITRUS John (352) 464-2876 employment Stacked. 352-344-2696 HANDYMAN DAVE D & R TREE SERVICE Clean Ups, Clean Outs est. 352-628-2825 Pressure Wash homes Lawn & Landscape Everything from A to Z source! & drive-ways, Hauling Specialist. Lic. & Ins. 352-628-6790 Odd Jobs 352-726-9570 Free Est. 352-302-5641 JEFF’S AllAROUND TRACTOR Install, restretch, repair HONEY DO’S your SOD SOD SOD & Cleanup/Hauling MAC’S MOBILE RV COMPLETE Sprinkler 344-2556, Richard Classifieds Land clearing, Hauling Clean, Sales, Vinyl Honey’s Don’t Do! DECORATIVE ROCK Clean outs/Dump Runs REPAIR & MAINT. System Check $20.00 Water Pump Service Site Prep, Driveways Carpet, Laminent, Lic. Lic.& Ins., Comm/Res. *Installation Specialist* Lawns/Brush Removal RVTC Certified Tech Weekend special, SOD & Repairs- all makes & ww.chronicleonline.com Lic/Ins 352-795-5755 #4857 Mitch, 201-2245 Jimmy 352-212-9067 John (352) 464-2876 Lic. (352) 584-5374 352-613-0113, Lic/Ins. Inspection. 419-2065 models. Call anytime! C10 WEDNESDAY,MARCH 20, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

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BEVERLY HILLS Beverly Hills I NEED CITRUS HILLS 2/1 w/sunroom, deck on 2/1 family room and 2/2 Furnished back, new utility shed carport, investment or LISTINGS! I SOLD ALMOST long or short term 352-566-7099 or seasonal living $38,900 2 ACRES 2-HOMES A MONTH 352-527-8002, 606-694-7099 352-422-2433 Quiet Country Setting or 352-476-4242 IN 2012 3/2 on 2 acres mol PUBLISHER’S HANDYMAN SPECIAL Let’s BREAK that Approx. 1750 sq ft LA 2/1/1 needs paint & record together! front porch, Lg rear NOTICE: cosmetics $25,900 screened porch, Patio, All real estate ad- **cash only ** 24x30 Steel Building, vertising in this 352-503-3245 Steel Carport - great HERNANDO newspaper is Affordable Rentals for boat storage, etc. subject to Fair Hous- Fenced and cross- Watson’s Fish Camp ing Act which makes (352) 726-2225 fenced, Built in 2003 it illegal to advertise Nice Oaks, Wooded, HOMOSASSA “any Citrus Springs area Studio Apartment preference, limita- only 20 Min. to Ocala All Utilities,WD Included tion or discrimination $126,500 based on race, color, DEB INFANTINE $575Month Realtor MICHELE Call 352-302-6784 352-302-5853Paul religion, sex, handi- for appt. cap, familial status (352) 302-8046 ROSE or national origin, or Real Estate!... Realtor an intention, to make it’s what I do. such preference, BRENTWOOD VILLA Simply put limitation or dis- 2/2/2 cul-de-sac ERA American I ‘ll work harder BLACK DIAMOND crimination. “ Famil- Completely updated! EXCLUSIVE 3/2/2 ial status includes Realty 1816 W. Jena Ct 352-212-5097 3389 N Bent Tree Pt children under the Phone: 352-726-5855 OPEN SUN 12-3PM isellcitruscounty@ 1700 SF, Pool, $1,100 age of 18 living with Cell: 352-302-8046 $96,900 yahoo.com mo. (740) 398-9585 parents or legal cus- Fax: 352-726-7386 PRICED TO SELL! Craven Realty, Inc. todians, pregnant Email:debinfantine@ FSBO 610-248-2090 352-726-1515 women and people yahoo.com securing custody of children CITRUS HILLS under 18. This news- Need a JOB? SANDI Seasonal Rental 3/2 paper will not know- Pool Home, all util. ingly accept any ad- Beautiful Whispering HART Included $2,500 mo vertising for real es- Pines Villa $79,900 352-270-8953 tate which is in viola- Managed, low Maint. #1 Employment source is Realtor tion of the law. fee indowed for sudden Our readers are expenses, walk to park Listing and Selling hereby 352-341-0170 Real Estate informed that all 352-726-5263 Is my Business dwellings advertised INVERNESS I put my heart into it! Beverly Hills in this newspaper are 2/1/cp Clean $550mo. Block home 2br, 1ba available on an equal w/ 2porches, oversized 1st./ Last/ Sec opportunity basis. To 352-476-9649 (786)286-1163 gar. 1 cpt. on 1 + acres. complain of discrimi- $110,000 Call Buzz sandra.hart@ BEVERLY HILLS nation call HUD 352-341-0224 or era.com toll-free at Classifieds Lg 2/2/2, CH/A, FL Rm, Mary(607) 657-8379 fncd yrd, W/D, No Pets 1-800-669-9777. The $675. mo. + sec., toll-free telephone ERA American 352-726-2280 number for the Realty hearing impaired is www.chronicleonline.com BEVERLY HILLS 1-800-927-9275. 352-726-5855 Rent to Own 2 /1½/1 3BD, 2BA, 2Gar, Fl. Rm $2,500 down Gas fireplace, on $475 mo. Water, Main Canal, (352) 726-9369 dock large lot with fruit trees. $138,000 DUNNELLON (321) 303-2875 RAINBOW SPRINGS RENT/RENT TO OWN Specializing in Georgous, 2/2/2 Fireplace , D Washer Acreage,Farms Carpeted, lanai, Ranches & 3BR 2BA 1,500 sq. ft., spotless, quiet. ½AC Commercial 6823 W. Merrivale Ln Country Club Home Built 2006, Fully $799. Special Furnished, by Owner, 352-527-0493 $77,000 obo (260) 348-9667 FLORAL CITY MHm 3/2 w/den Completely Remod- off US 19 newer c/h/a, eled, 2/2/1, waterfront, furn, clean RV Hkup. Behind Fire Station, Own/Fin.**$34,900** $750/mo. Call Cridland Real Estate 352-563-9796 Richard (Rick) JDesha 352-634-6340 HERNANDO 3/2/2 Couch, Broker Rent to/or Own $850 mo.www.rickybobs Couch Realty & .com 352-613-5818 Investments, Inc. (352) 212-3559 4/2 BLOCK HOME, HOMOSASSA mother in law apt, 2/1 CHA, No pets RCOUCH.com nice home $500. mo., 1st + sec $65,000. (352) 628-4210 UNIQUE & HISTORIC (305) 619-0282, Cell Inverness Homes, Commercial 2/2 Waterfront, first, last Waterfront & Land & sec. 1776 S. Moring “Small Town Dr. 352-364-2120 Country Lifestyle OUR SPECIALTY 211 Pine St SINCE 1989” INVERNESS 4BD/3BA. Save 3/2/2 completely $25,000 Just Reduced. remodeled $850 mo. 3000 SF, heated pool, 1144 Woodcrest Ave Granite, SS Appliances, 352-895-0744 Wood, Tile and Carpet. INVERNESS 2 Car Gar, greatroom, golf course home fireplace $235,000 2/2/2, beautifully Call 850-585-4026 remodeled $875 mo 8515 Sandpiper Dr “LET US FIND 352-895-0744 YOU SUGARMILL AVIEW TO WOODS 4/2/2 LOVE” 1/3ac. $1100. mo. www. 727-919-0797 crosslandrealty.com (352) 726-6644 Crossland Realty Inc.

Buying or Selling Gospel Island REAL ESTATE, clean 2/1,no pets, PINE RIDGE $700. 352-212-4010 THIS IS THE Let Me Work PROPERTY YOU’VE HERNANDO BEEN LOOKING FOR! For You! Affordable Rentals Bring your boat, horses, Watson’s Fish Camp in-laws; there is room BETTY HUNT (352) 726-2225 for everything! 4/3 ½ REALTOR w/7 car garage/ workshop & in-law suite on ERA KEY 1 5.83 acres. Mostly wooded w/large Realty, Inc. HERNANDO 3/2/2 backyard. Beautiful & 352 586-0139 Rent to/or Own $850 serene. High end hunt4houses68 mo.www.rickybobs finishes; immaculate @yahoo.com .com 352-613-5818 home in equestrian www.bettyhunts community. www. homes.com. centralflestate.com for pictures/more info. 352-249-9164 Condo for Sale Sugarmill Woods BEVERLY HILLS 2/2, 1,850 sq. ft. , Room for rent in my 35 Beech Street home.$400.00 includes 607-538-9351 utilities. I do have two cats. 352-527-1713 Custom Built 3/2/2 Pool Home on 1.26 INVERNESS acres on Golf Course Rm. for Rent, furn. 2339 sq.ft. living area Share large DW, Util. 3366 sq.ft. under roof incl’d, $325 + $100 Many xtras, price sec. 352-726-0652 reduced. 352-382-1531 For Sale By Golf Course Home 3/2/2½. Update AUCTION throughout. Heated Beautiful 2,800 SF pool; Many extra’s. DUDLEY’S Home on 6 acres in By appointment AUCTION Pine Ridge Estates, (352) 382-2475 3 BR/2.5 BA, Open Floor Plan, Large Eat-in Kitchen, Screened Porch with Pool, 3 Fenced Pastures for Horses, Well Maintained 3 Days Move-in Ready 6 Auctions Auction held on site 5485 W. Bonanza Dr. 3/21 ESTATE Beverly Hills, Fl. ADVENTURE 3pm Sat. April 6th, outside w/rows of fun 11am & outside furnishings, CALL 352-519-3130 6pm several estates Visit furniture inc. high end American Heritage Phyllis leather Flexsteel living Auctioneers.com Strickland room set, household, Realtor appliances, tools, new items & collectibles BEST TIME TO BUY. 3/22 REAL ESTATE LOW PRICES! LOT AUCTION LOW INTEREST! 11:00am Sold Absolute!!!! NW 20th St. Crystal River BUY NOW w/deeded use of comm. boat ramp. Also Owner REAL ESTATE LOT Financing AUCTION 1 pm and Foreclosures 10155 W. Pamondeho Tweet Cir. Crystal River, TROPIC SHORES Lake front lot in Spring REALTY. Run!! Tweet (352) 613-3503 LIVE & ONLINE COIN AUCTION 6pm Estate Coins- Gold, Tweet US Silver, Foreign, Proof & Mint sets, 3/23 ONSITE REAL ESTATE & CONTENTS: 9am ~ Real Estate 10am 1611 S. Ridgewood Follow the Pt. Inverness, 3/ 2 1852 sq ft 2+ garage, Chronicle on Contents: furniture, quilts, craft & quilting GAIL STEARNS & fabric, Pfaff Creative your “Gale Force” 1475 CD sewing Realtor machine++ “news as it REAL ESTATE TROPIC SHORES AUCTION - 3 happens right at CITRUS SPRINGS Realty LOTS 3:00 pm ~ your finger tips” 352-422-4298 Sold absolute!!! Email: Gail@ 518, 540, 546 W. gailsellscitrus.com Bluster Pl. Citrus Web: www. Springs gail sellscitrus.com *check website* Low overhead For more information on how to reach www.dudleys means auction.com savings for you! Citrus County readers call 637-9588 10%BP Waterfront, Au2267 AB1667 www.twitter.com/ Foreclosures & 352-563-5592. Maine-ly Real Estate Owner financing #381384 citruschronicle available. 0008XGZ CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE CLASSIFIEDS WEDNESDAY,MARCH 20, 2013 C11 Tax Deed Tax Deed Tax Deed Tax Deed Tax Deed Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices CAR DOLLY 3/2/2, 2 ½ acres, INVERNESS FORD TCU 10 LLC on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 County of Citrus, State of Clerk of the Circuit Court, A.M. at 24 ft x 32 ft shop custom made, heavy The holder of the follow- A.M. at Florida. Citrus County, Florida www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c Home wanted min. duty, like new, $850 2003 Explorer, Black ing certificate has filed www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c Unless such certificate By: Bonnie C. Tenney, om. $175,000 1800sf, 3/2/2, no dirt Eddie Bauer, 196,000 Hernando Area 352-795-8986 said certificate for a tax om. shall be redeemed ac- Deputy Clerk Dated March 4, 2013 rds. must be in Exce. Miles, Rebuilt Transmis- deed to be issued Dated March 4, 2013 cording to law, the prop- Advertised 4 times: ANGELA VICK (352) 726-7755 Cond. Have cash little sion $2650 OBO thereon. The certificate ANGELA VICK erty described in such March 13, 2013 Clerk of the Circuit Court, over 90K for quick sale 352-228-7086 number and year of issu- Clerk of the Circuit Court, certificate shall be sold to March 20, 2013 Citrus County, Florida Inverness Highlands 443-366-5579 ance, the description of Citrus County, Florida the highest bidder on line, March 27, 2013 By: Bonnie C. Tenney, 4/3/2 $90,500 **BEST PRICE** HONDA the property, and the By: Bonnie C. Tenney, on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 April 3, 2013 Deputy Clerk names in which it was as- Deputy Clerk A.M. at Advertised 4 times: Nr. hosp. & schools For Junk & Unwanted 1997 CRV, priced to 2390-0403 WCRN Pool w/fence, shed & sell….it’s a honda sessed are as follows: Advertised 4 times: www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c PUBLIC NOTICE March 13, 2013 Cars- CALL NOW CERTIFICATE NO: 10-2314 March 13, 2013 om. March 20, 2013 lg. bck lanai, b.o. **352-426-4267** auto, pwr windows APPLICATION: 2012-335 (352)201-1252. call 352-628-4600 for YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 March 20, 2013 Dated March 4, 2013 NOTICE OF APPLICATION March 27, 2013 Pre-qualify please. CRYSTAL RIVER BUYING JUNK CARS DESCRIPTION OF PROP- March 27, 2013 ANGELA VICK FOR TAX DEED April 3, 2013 3 Beautiful wooded acre ★ ★ special newspaper ERTY: April 3, 2013 Clerk of the Circuit Court, Running or Not pricing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: 2393-0403 WCRN lots, high & dry, live CASH PAID-$300 & UP HOMOSASSA 2383-0403 WCRN Citrus County, Florida GERMAN AMERICAN CAP- PUBLIC NOTICE oaks, neighbors adj, (352) 771-6191 TRADEWINDS II A CONDO- PUBLIC NOTICE By: Bonnie C. Tenney, ITAL CORPORATION APPLICATION: 2013-052 $7500ea Crystal Manor SUZUKI MINIUM UNIT 129 DECL OF APPLICATION: 2012-316 Deputy Clerk The holder of the follow- NOTICE OF APPLICATION 229-377-9697 CASH BUYER’S 2002, XL7 3rd row CONDO IN OR BK 1932 PG NOTICE OF APPLICATION Advertised 4 times: ing certificate has filed FOR TAX DEED Buying Used Cars seat, power windows, 1405, TITLE IN OR BK 1373 FOR TAX DEED March 13, 2013 said certificate for a tax NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Trucks & Vans, For locks- $4,995 PG 1036 AND OR BK 1514 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: March 20, 2013 deed to be issued JOSEPH G CAPPUCCILLI used car lot, Hwy 19 352-341-0018 PG 1653 GERMAN AMERICAN CAP- March 27, 2013 thereon. The certificate The holder of the follow- Larry’s Auto Sales NAME IN WHICH AS- ITAL CORPORATION April 3, 2013 number and year of issu- ing certificate has filed 352-564-8333 SESSED: VAN DER VALK The holder of the follow- 2387-0403 WCRN ance, the description of said certificate for a tax TRADEWINDS INC Waterfront Mobile ing certificate has filed PUBLIC NOTICE the property, and the deed to be issued MONEY’S TIGHT! Said property being in the Home Lots on said certificate for a tax APPLICATION: 2012-329 names in which it was as- thereon. The certificate PRICES R RIGHT! County of Citrus, State of Lake Rousseau & deed to be issued NOTICE OF APPLICATION sessed are as follows: number and year of issu- BUY-SELL-RENT- Florida. thereon. The certificate FOR TAX DEED CERTIFICATE NO: 10-8194 ance, the description of Withlacoochee River RV & BOAT STORAGE Car-Truck-Boat-RV Unless such certificate number and year of issu- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 the property, and the Adjacent to adult RV @ $21.20. Per Month consignmentusa.org shall be redeemed ac- ance, the description of GERMAN AMERICAN CAP- DESCRIPTION OF PROP- names in which it was as- TONY park. Water, sewer 352 422-6336 or cording to law, the prop- US 19 BY AIRPORT, CR the property, and the ITAL CORPORATION ERTY: sessed are as follows: available. www. 352-795-0150 erty described in such Pauelsen 461-4518 & 795-4440 names in which it was as- The holder of the follow- FOREST LAKE LOT 62 BLK 2 CERTIFICATE NO: 09-0359 Lake RousseauRV certificate shall be sold to sessed are as follows: ing certificate has filed DESC IN OR BK 574 PG YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2009 Realtor Park.com the highest bidder on line, CERTIFICATE NO: 10-2638 said certificate for a tax 1270,QCD IN 621 PG DESCRIPTION OF PROP- 352-303-0619 WE BUY on April 10, 2013 at 9:30 OPEN HOUSE ANY VEHICLE YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 deed to be issued 65,OR BK 621 PG 66 & OR ERTY: Sun 3/17 & Sat 3/23 A.M. at DESCRIPTION OF PROP- thereon. The certificate BK 799 PG 1768 WESTRIDGE ACRES UNREC Buy or Sell In Any Condition, www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c ERTY: number and year of issu- NAME IN WHICH AS- SUB LOT 36 DESC AS: COM from 1-5pm. Title, No Title, Bank now is the time 352-795-6336 JEEP om. GREEN ACRES ADD 5 UNIT ance, the description of SESSED: TINA MAY MAR- AT INTERSECTION OF N Lien, No Problem, 2000, Grand Dated February 14, 2013 2 PB 5 PG 82 LT 4 OF UN- the property, and the TIN R/W LN OF ST RD 488 AND Don’t Trade it in. We Cherokee 4x4, V8 ANGELA VICK REC SUB OF LTS 62, 63 & 64 names in which it was as- Said property being in the E LN OF SEC 16-17-17 TH S TOP Will Pay up to $25K pw, pl, priced to low Clerk of the Circuit Court, NAME IN WHICH AS- sessed are as follows: County of Citrus, State of 55DEG 51M 10S W AL SD N Citrus County, Florida PERFORMANCE Any Make, Any Model. to list…..call adam at SESSED: GEORGE M SR CERTIFICATE NO: 10-2854 Florida. R/W LN 2478.97 FT TH N 813-335-3794 352-628-4600 for By: Bonnie C. Tenney, ORSIC, GEORGE SR ORSIC YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 Unless such certificate 0DEG 08M 01S E 2234.20 Real estate Deputy Clerk 813-237-1892 Call AJ appointment Said property being in the DESCRIPTION OF PROP- shall be redeemed ac- FT TH N 89DEG 10M 10S W Consultant 1985 Force Advertised 4 times: County of Citrus, State of ERTY: cording to law, the prop- 300 FT TH N 0DEG 08M 01S 85 HP, outboard Eng, March 6, 2013 Florida. CASONS erty described in such E 300 FT TH N 89DEG 10M w/power lift. low hrs March 13, 2013 Unless such certificate CHASSAHOWITZKA RETS certificate shall be sold to 10S W 450 FT TO POB TH N fresh water only $1200 March 20, 2013 shall be redeemed ac- UNIT 3 UNREC SUB LOT 4 the highest bidder on line, 0DEG 08M 01S E 150 FT TH 352-507-1490 March 27, 2013 cording to law, the prop- BLK M DESC AS FOLLOWS: on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 N 89DEG 10M 10S W 300 1991 Mercedes 500 SL 2380-0327 WCRN erty described in such COMM AT NW CRN OF SE A.M. at FT TH S 0DEG 08M 01S W Convertible Hard top CASH PAID FOR PUBLIC NOTICE certificate shall be sold to 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF SEC www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c 150 FT TH S 89DEG 10M 3/2 pool home on 10 Kelly B B $10k asking JUNK MOTORCYCLES APPLICATION: 2013-060 the highest bidder on line, 36-20-17 THN N 89DEG om. 10S E 300 FT TO POB DESC acres w/ FP, zoned $5800 obo 352-942-3492 NOTICE OF APPLICATION on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 34M 28S E ALG N LN OF SD Dated March 4, 2013 IN OR BK 2088 PG 2391 agriculture, walk to all 352-560-0079 FOR TAX DEED A.M. at SE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 ANGELA VICK NAME IN WHICH AS- schools. $179,900 ** BUY, SELL** CADILLAC HARLY DAVIDSON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c 1007.48FT TO POB THN Clerk of the Circuit Court, SESSED: BRENDA (727) 528-2803 or & TRADE CLEAN 08, 1200cc Sportster TC 12 LLC om. CONT N 89DEG 34M 28S E Citrus County, Florida HANNIGAN, BRENDA S 2011 DTS, northstar The holder of the follow- Dated March 4, 2013 315FT THN S 59DEG 03M By: Bonnie C. Tenney, HANNIGAN, WILLIAM 727-698-0723 USED BOATS 4.6L-V8, Luxury collec- 976mi. exc. condition, $9000 (352) 447-1244 ing certificate has filed ANGELA VICK 58S W 285.11FT THN S Deputy Clerk HANNIGAN, WILLIAM D THREE RIVERS tion 25k miles, excel. said certificate for a tax Clerk of the Circuit Court, 23DEG 59M 26S E 62.88FT Advertised 4 times: HANNIGAN MARINE CHIEFLAND cond. , auto, XM HONDA deed to be issued Citrus County, Florida THN S 87DEG 12M 00S W March 13, 2013 Said property being in the GET-AWAY- No Cell US 19 Crystal River radio, Tuscan Bronze thereon. The certificate By: Bonnie C. Tenney, 141.34FT THN N 2DEG 48M March 20, 2013 County of Citrus, State of 1981 Silver Wing GL phone, no garbage **352-563-5510** $33,500 352-382-0042 number and year of issu- Deputy Clerk 00S W 50FT THN N 31DEG March 27, 2013 Florida. 500 Hard removable truck, no pavement. ance, the description of Advertised 4 times: 54M 03S E 186.56FT TO April 3, 2013 Unless such certificate Chevrolet luggage.CB AM/FM 47K Wild life galore! 4 Room Carolina Skiff the property, and the March 13, 2013 POB SUBJ TO ESMT ALG 2391-0403 WCRN shall be redeemed ac- 2008 Aveo $1000 9am-4pm house on 1/4 acre near 21’ w/trailer names in which it was as- March 20, 2013 PROPOSED CANAL ALG N PUBLIC NOTICE cording to law, the prop- & lots of extras! $ 3000 $6,998 352-503-3347 sessed are as follows: March 27, 2013 BDRY THEREOF TO BE USED erty described in such Suwannee River. 352-341-0018 APPLICATION: 2012-336 16 miles to Cedar Key obo 352-795-9847 CERTIFICATE NO: 10-0619 April 3, 2013 IN CONJUNCTION WITH NOTICE OF APPLICATION certificate shall be sold to Motor Bike YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 2384-0403 WCRN OTHERS & SUBJ TO ESMT FOR TAX DEED the highest bidder on line, $35,000.(478) 550-5012 CHRYSLER 50 CC, like new, 400 G-3 2002, PT Crusier DESCRIPTION OF PROP- PUBLIC NOTICE ALG EXISTING CANAL ALG NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 miles, runs great ERTY: SE’LY BDRY IN OR BK 2150 A.M. at Jon Boat, Model 1236 5 speed, power win- APPLICATION: 2012-317 GERMAN AMERICAN CAP- $750 OBO MINI FARMS UNIT 4 UNREC PG 259 www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c Includes; 9.8 Merc, dows, locks- $4,250 NOTICE OF APPLICATION ITAL CORPORATION (352) 746-0167 SUB LOT 41 DESC IN OR BK NAME IN WHICH AS- om. fish/depth finder, swivel 352-341-0018 FOR TAX DEED The holder of the follow- seats, full cover & & trler (315) 439-6005 1105 PG 1016 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: SESSED: KATHLEEN MOR- ing certificate has filed Dated March 4, 2013 $1,650(352) 341-1709 CHRYSLER NAME IN WHICH AS- GERMAN AMERICAN CAP- RIS said certificate for a tax ANGELA VICK 2006 PT Cruiser conv…. SESSED: HENRY E BOOTH, ITAL CORPORATION Said property being in the deed to be issued Clerk of the Circuit Court, Glasstron 19’ weather is getting MILLIE M BOOTH The holder of the follow- County of Citrus, State of thereon. The certificate Citrus County, Florida inboard, outboard, Said property being in the ing certificate has filed Florida. number and year of issu- By: Bonnie C. Tenney, LAKE PANASOFKEE nice…time to drop the County of Citrus, State of Unless such certificate Deputy Clerk 165 hspwr. exc. cond. top…call 352-628-4600 said certificate for a tax ance, the description of 3bdr 1 ba, cbs home, 922-0322 DAILY CRN Florida. deed to be issued shall be redeemed ac- the property, and the Advertised 4 times: lake access, great w/trailer $5500. to set appointment Surplus Prop. Unless such certificate cording to law, the prop- March 13, 2013 352-621-6960 to see thereon. The certificate names in which it was as- income or live-in PUBLIC NOTICE shall be redeemed ac- number and year of issu- erty described in such sessed are as follows: March 20, 2013 property, on beautiful DODGE The Citrus County Board cording to law, the prop- ance, the description of certificate shall be sold to CERTIFICATE NO: 10-9326 March 27, 2013 lot, $39,900 call LET US SELL 2005, Neon of County Commissioners erty described in such the property, and the the highest bidder on line, YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 April 3, 2013 352-303-4505 Automatic transmis- will be selling surplus prop- certificate shall be sold to names in which it was as- on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- YOUR BOAT erty and equipment via the highest bidder on line, sessed are as follows: A.M. at ERTY: 2394-0403 WCRN sion $4,400 the internet at on April 10, 2013 at 9:30 www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c PUBLIC NOTICE 0% FEE!! 352-341-0018 CERTIFICATE NO: 10-2714 RIVER ROAD UNREC SUB FREE Bass Pro Shop govdeals.com, March 4, A.M. at YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 om. LOT 1 BLK AB AND OR- APPLICATION: 2013-053 Gift Card, FORD until March 22, 2013. www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c DESCRIPTION OF PROP- Dated March 4, 2013 ANGE TREE LANDING UN- NOTICE OF APPLICATION Call for Details ‘03, Taurus SE, 8 pass. Pub: March 1 thru March om. ERTY: ANGELA VICK REC SUB LOT 12: LOT 1: FOR TAX DEED wagon,. DOHC,V6, with 22, 2013.. Dated February 14, 2013 GREEN ACRES UNIT 8 PLAT Clerk of the Circuit Court, COM AT SW COR OF SE1/4 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Crystal River Waterfront 352-795-1119 ANGELA VICK BK 11 PG 40 LOT 39 DESC Citrus County, Florida OF SEC 29 -17-20, TN N 89 JOSEPH G CAPPUCCILLI Mercury & Yamaha most options, 105k, nice Condo 2 bedroom. Tax Deed Clerk of the Circuit Court, IN OR BK 928 PG 2133 By: Bonnie C. Tenney, DEG 20M 35S E AL S LN OF The holder of the follow- Parts and Service car private own. $3,750 Citrus County, Florida Deputy Clerk ing certificate has filed 1-1/2 bath. Beautiful (352) 419-4501 Notices NAME IN WHICH AS- SD SEC 29 189.50 FT, TN N condo for sale by owner. By: Bonnie C. Tenney, SESSED: CHARLES REEVES, Advertised 4 times: 0 DEG 58M 11S W 385.74 said certificate for a tax Deputy Clerk March 13, 2013 deed to be issued Located in the “Islands” FORD 2377-0327 WCRN CLARENCE J WAGNER, FT TO POB, TN CONT N 0 1995 Escort wagon PUBLIC NOTICE Advertised 4 times: MARY D WAGNER March 20, 2013 DEG 58M 11S W 200 FT TO thereon. The certificate which is minutes from March 6, 2013 March 27, 2013 number and year of issu- the beach, fishing and 4cyl., Auto, APPLICATION: 2012-314 Said property being in the PT ON SW’LY R/W LN OF 60 March 13, 2013 County of Citrus, State of April 3, 2013 FT RD, TN S 61 DEG 03M ance, the description of golfing. Enjoy catching US 19 CRYSTAL RIVER call 352-628-4600 NOTICE OF APPLICATION (just north of the Mall) FOR TAX DEED March 20, 2013 Florida. 2388-0403 WCRN 10S E AL SD R/W LN 150.57 the property, and the fish and blue crabs from for low price and March 27, 2013 names in which it was as- appointment NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Unless such certificate PUBLIC NOTICE FT, TN S 0 DEG 58M 11 S E your private dock. Year Lund Renegade DAVID DIBARTOLOMEO 2381-0403 WCRN shall be redeemed ac- APPLICATION: 2012-333 124.90 FT, TN S 89 DEG sessed are as follows: round heated pool and CERTIFICATE NO: 09-0358 16’,inc.89 Johnson 70hp FORD The holder of the follow- PUBLIC NOTICE cording to law, the prop- NOTICE OF APPLICATION 01M 49S W 130.50 FT TO tennis courts. Very YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2009 & 94 galvinized trlr. 95 Escort LX Wagon ing certificate has filed APPLICATION: 2012-272 erty described in such FOR TAX DEED POB. LO T 12: COM AT SW private and quiet. DESCRIPTION OF PROP- recent complete interior good cond, runs well, said certificate for a tax NOTICE OF APPLICATION certificate shall be sold to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: COR OF SE1/4 OF SEC $78,000 352-586-1266 FOR TAX DEED the highest bidder on line, GERMAN AMERICAN CAP- 29-17-20, TN N 89 DEG ERTY: overhaul,strong engine 130k, new tires, $1650 deed to be issued obo 352-601-5110 thereon. The certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 ITAL CORPORATION 20M 35S E AL S LN OF SD WESTRIDGE ACRES UNREC Lot of boat for money! number and year of issu- GERMAN AMERICAN CAP- A.M. at The holder of the follow- SEC 29 320 FT, TN N 0 DEG SUB LOT 35 COM AT INT Ask.$4350, 352-897- HONDA ance, the description of ITAL CORPORATION www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c ing certificate has filed 58M 11S W 347.06 FT TO OF N R/W LN OF ST RD 488 5305 or 412-508-0247 2005 Element, AWD, the property, and the The holder of the follow- om. said certificate for a tax POB, TN CONT N 0 DEG & E LN OF SEC 16 TH S 55 good cond, khaki names in which it was as- ing certificate has filed Dated March 4, 2013 deed to be issued 58M 11S W 164.30 FT TO PT DEG 51M 10S W 2478.97 MONTEREY colored, $6500 (352) sessed are as follows: said certificate for a tax ANGELA VICK thereon. The certificate ON SW’LY R/W LN OF 60 FT FT, TH N 0 DEG 8M 1S E 07, 180 Bowrider 2234.20 FT, TH N 89 DEG “FREE 344-1442 or 344-1441 CERTIFICATE NO: 10-6421 deed to be issued Clerk of the Circuit Court, number and year of issu- RD, TN S 61 DEG 03M 10S E 38hrs,mint,135hp.volvo YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 thereon. The certificate Citrus County, Florida ance, the description of AL SD R/W LN 116.28 FT, TN 10M 10S W 300 FT, TH N 0 Foreclosure and factory loaded, alum. trlr Mitsubishi DESCRIPTION OF PROP- number and year of issu- By: Bonnie C. Tenney, the property, and the S 47 DEG 18M 20S E AL SD DEG 8M 1S E 300 FT, TH N Short Sale Lists orig. owner $14k obo 2007 Eclipse, power ERTY: ance, the description of Deputy Clerk names in which it was as- R/W LN 57 .54 FT, TN S 63 89 DEG 10M 10S W 450 FT, 352-419-6086 windows, automatic PINE RIDGE UNIT 1 PB 8 PG the property, and the Advertised 4 times: sessed are as follows: DEG 58M 25S W 157.20 FT TH N 0 DEG 8M 1S E 150 FT transmission $10,899 25 LOT 26 BLK 84 names in which it was as- March 13, 2013 CERTIFICATE NO: TO POB. DESC IN O R BK TO POB, TH N 0 DEG 8M 1S PENN YAN 352-341-0018 NAME IN WHICH AS- sessed are as follows: March 20, 2013 2010-8086 YEAR OF ISSU- 836 PG 268 E 150 FT, TH N 89 DEG 10M 1978 27’ Sports fisher- SESSED: CONRADO CERTIFICATE NO: 10-8420 March 27, 2013 ANCE: 2010 NAME IN WHICH AS- 10S W 300 FT TH S 0 DEG man w/ trailer, needs MONEY’S TIGHT! VALEROS, FELICITAS YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 April 3, 2013 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- SESSED: ESTATE OF 8M 1S W 150 FT, TH S 89 DEG 10M 10S E 300 FT TO some work. $2900 PRICES R RIGHT! VALEROS DESCRIPTION OF PROP- 2385-0403 WCRN ERTY: CHARLES ROY ROTH, ES- POB SUBJ TO EASM OBO (352) 621-0192 BUY-SELL-RENT- Said property being in the ERTY: PUBLIC NOTICE BEGIN AT INTERSECTION TATE OF DIANE MARIE ACROSS W 25 FT DESC IN Car-Truck-Boat-RV County of Citrus, State of HERCALA ACRES UNIT 1 PB APPLICATION: 2012-325 OF S LN OF NW 1/4 OF SEC ROTH OR BK 2088 PG 2391 SWEETWATER Florida. 3 PG 81 COM AT S COR NOTICE OF APPLICATION 10-18-19 AND NE’LY R/W Said property being in the consignmentusa.org NAME IN WHICH AS- 2008 18 ft. Pontoon, Unless such certificate OF LT 9 BLK A, TH N 0 DEG FOR TAX DEED LN OF US HWY 41 TH N County of Citrus, State of US 19 BY AIRPORT, CR SESSED: BRENDA S. 60HP, Yamaha, 4 shall be redeemed ac- 54S E AL W R/W LN OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: 30DEG 03M 06S W AL SD Florida. 461-4518 & 795-4440 HANNIGAN, BRENDA. stroke, $9,999, no trlr. cording to law, the prop- PIEDMONT RD 75.85 FT TO GERMAN AMERICAN CAP- NE’LY R/W LN 603.42 FT TH Unless such certificate HANNIGAN, WILLIAM (352) 257-9496 erty described in such PT ON N R/W LN OF ITAL CORPORATION N 59DEG 57M 09S E 200.06 shall be redeemed ac- PONTIAC HANNIGAN, , WILLIAM D certificate shall be sold to HERCALA RD, TH N 89 DEG The holder of the follow- FT TH S 30DEG 04M 32S E cording to law, the prop- 2003 Bonneville, must HANNIGAN WE HAVE BOATS the highest bidder on line, 36M 6S E AL N R/W LN 5.71 ing certificate has filed 430.52 FT TO MOST W’LY erty described in such SE, V6, pw….pl….priced Said property being in the GULF TO LK MARINE on April 10, 2013 at 9:30 FT TO P T ON E BDRY OF said certificate for a tax COR OF LANDS DESC IN certificate shall be sold to Office Open County of Citrus, State of We Pay CASH For to sell…..call jan at A.M. at LANDS DESC IN OR BK 455 deed to be issued OR BK 759 PG 943 TH S the highest bidder on line, Florida. 7 Days a Week Used Clean Boats 352-628-4600 for www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c PG 165, TH N 0 DEG 33 M thereon. The certificate 17DEG 23M 44S E AL SW’LY on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 Unless such certificate Pontoon, Deck & appointment om. 35S W AL E BDRY 262.15 FT number and year of issu- BNDRY OF SD LANDS A.M. at shall be redeemed ac- and pricing Dated February 14, 2013 TO POB, TH N 0 DEG 33M ance, the description of 262.24 FT TO SW COR SD www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c LISA Fishing Boats cording to law, the prop- ANGELA VICK 35S W 100 FT, TH S 89 DEG the property, and the LANDS SD PT ALSO BEING om. VANDEBOE **(352)527-0555** TOYOTA erty described in such Clerk of the Circuit Court, 36M 6S W 300 FT, TH S 0 names in which it was as- ON S LN OF NW 1/4 OF Dated March 4, 2013 Broker (R) Owner boatsupercenter.com 2010 Prius Perfect certificate shall be sold to Citrus County, Florida DEG 33M 35S E PAR W ITH sessed are as follows: SEC 10-18-19 TH AL SD S ANGELA VICK the highest bidder on line, Condition. Approx. By: Bonnie C. Tenney, E BDRY 100 FT TH N 89 DEG CERTIFICATE NO: 10-2527 LN N 89DEG 53M 15S W Clerk of the Circuit Court, Plantation Realty on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 28,000 miles. 50 mpg. Deputy Clerk 36M 6S E 300 FT TO POB YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 165.14 FT TO POB DESC IN Citrus County, Florida 352-634-0129 A.M. at Under warranty until Advertised 4 times: DESC IN OR BK 888 PG DESCRIPTION OF PROP- OR BK 1953 PG 1759 By: Bonnie C. Tenney, www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c www.plantation December. $17,500 March 6, 2013 1167 & OR BK 1734 PG 165 ERTY: NAME IN WHICH AS- Deputy Clerk om. realtylistings.com 352-249-7203 March 13, 2013 NAME IN WHICH AS- GULF HWY LAND UNIT 9 SESSED: FRANCES PHILLIPS Advertised 4 times: 00 GULFSTREAM Dated March 4, 2013 March 20, 2013 SESSED: RANDOLPH R SEC 3 PB 5 PG 70 LOT 1 OF Said property being in the March 13, 2013 5th Wheel Camper,28’ ANGELA VICK March 27, 2013 RICE EST LOT 44 FURTHER DESC AS: County of Citrus, State of March 20, 2013 2BD 1½BA 2 Carport super slideout, 1owner Clerk of the Circuit Court, Said property being in the BEING AT NE COR OF LT 44 Florida. March 27, 2013 no smking, $7000 obo 2378-0327 WCRN Citrus County, Florida on Lake Rousseau County of Citrus, State of GULF HWY LAND UNIT 9 Unless such certificate April 3, 2013 PUBLIC NOTICE By: Bonnie C. Tenney, Dunnellon 1.4 AC, call 906-250-6504 Florida. SEC 3 TH S 0DEG 04M 08S shall be redeemed ac- 2392-0403 WCRN 2004 SSR APPLICATION: 2012-291 Deputy Clerk 168 ft on lake, No flood Unless such certificate E AL E LN OF SD LT 44 cording to law, the prop- PUBLIC NOTICE CAR/TOY HAULER NOTICE OF APPLICATION Advertised 4 times: insurance completely 5.3 L, Magnaflow super shall be redeemed ac- 169.31 FT TH N 89DEG 36M erty described in such APPLICATION: 2013-051 FOR TAX DEED March 13, 2013 remodedled, Price 2007 charger, and exhaust cording to law, the prop- 43S W 304.15 FT TO A PT certificate shall be sold to NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: March 20, 2013 Reduced$169.000 32 ft Enclosed Goose- 18k miles, $26,500 erty described in such ON W LN OF SD LT 44 TH N the highest bidder on line, FOR TAX DEED JOSEPH G CAPPUCCILLI March 27, 2013 Barney Chilton neck w/liv qtrs. $12,100 call 207-546-6551 certificate shall be sold to 0DEG 03M 56S W AL SD W on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: The holder of the follow- April 3, 2013 352-563-0116 For more info call FORD MUSTANG ing certificate has filed the highest bidder on line, LN 169.30 FT TO NW COR A.M. at GERMAN AMERICAN CAP- 352-560-7247 said certificate for a tax on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 OF SD LT 44 TH S 89DEG www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c ITAL CORPORATION 2004 MACH-1 A.M. at om. CRYSTAL RIVER deed to be issued 36M 51S E AL N LN OF SD The holder of the follow- 2395-0403 WCRN COACHMAN 30ft 23,500 mi; Exc Cond. www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c LT 44 304.14 FT TO POB Dated March 4, 2013 ing certificate has filed 2 Story, 5BR/3Bath Have Extra’s. Only 139 thereon. The certificate PUBLIC NOTICE ‘05, T/T, Qn. Island bd., number and year of issu- om. DESC IN OR BK 1870 PG ANGELA VICK said certificate for a tax 2 boat slips near made. $16,500. Call Dated March 4, 2013 Clerk of the Circuit Court, APPLICATION: 2013-064 + rear bunk beds, slide ance, the description of 297 deed to be issued NOTICE OF APPLICATION KINGS BAY $425,000. out, ducted AC ready Skip(352) 527-3687 the property, and the ANGELA VICK NAME IN WHICH AS- Citrus County, Florida thereon. The certificate Make Offers Clerk of the Circuit Court, By: Bonnie C. Tenney, FOR TAX DEED to go. Very clean. MUSTANG GT 03 names in which it was as- SESSED: D MICHAEL number and year of issu- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: 352-563-9857 sessed are as follows: Citrus County, Florida NASH, MARY NASH Deputy Clerk ance, the description of $9,500 (352) 621-0848 63K, Showcar, Super- By: Bonnie C. Tenney, Advertised 4 times: GERMAN AMERICAN CAP- charger, lots of goodies! CERTIFICATE NO: 09-0316 Said property being in the the property, and the ITAL CORPORATION FOREST RIVER YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2009 Deputy Clerk County of Citrus, State of March 13, 2013 names in which it was as- INVERNESS Chrome, $14,500 obo Advertised 4 times: March 20, 2013 The holder of the follow- 3/2/2 waterfront pool hm 2010, Surveyor, Sport DESCRIPTION OF PROP- Florida. sessed are as follows: ing certificate has filed 352-228-4102 ERTY: March 13, 2013 Unless such certificate March 27, 2013 CERTIFICATE NO: 10-9392 on Lisa Ct, 1/2 acre lot 189, 20 ft. Travel March 20, 2013 April 3, 2013 said certificate for a tax quiet St, whole house Trailer,1 slide, w/AC, COM AT SE COR OF NE1/4 shall be redeemed ac- YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 deed to be issued SOLD OF NW1/4 OF NW1/4 SEC March 27, 2013 cording to law, the prop- 2389-0403 WCRN DESCRIPTION OF PROP- generator $229,000 qn. bed, awning, pwr. 2002 JAGUAR XJR April 3, 2013 thereon. The certificate tonque jack, corner 14, TH N 1 DEG 37M 41S W erty described in such PUBLIC NOTICE ERTY: number and year of issu- 352-419-8337 4 DR,. Super Charged 2382-0403 WCRN certificate shall be sold to APPLICATION: 2012-334 PRAIRIE CHANNEL UNREC jacks, microwave, equili- AL E LN OF NE1/4 OF ance, the description of 4.0 V-8,exc cond, auto NW1/4 OF NW1/4 511.60FT PUBLIC NOTICE the highest bidder on line, NOTICE OF APPLICATION SUB LOT 61: COM AT NE the property, and the Lake Rousseau zing hitch, $9000 trans, leather int, AC, TO POB PT BEING ON APPLICATION: 2012-315 on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 FOR TAX DEED COR OF SE1/4 OF SE1/4 (352) 382-1826 names in which it was as- 5311 W, Riverbend Rd. power sun roof, XJR CTRLN OF EXISTING POLE NOTICE OF APPLICATION A.M. at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: OF SEC 32-17-20, TN S 89 sessed are as follows: 2/1 & carport. New Sport Pkg, factory POWER LN, TH N 1 DEG FOR TAX DEED www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c GERMAN AMERICAN CAP- DEG 37M 16S W AL N LN CERTIFICATE NO: 10-0029 Holiday Rambler NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: om. ITAL CORPORATON OF SD SE1/4 O SE1/4 roof and kitchen SAVOY 2008, 26’ chrome wheels 37M 41S W AL E LN 153.40 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 many upgrades. FT TO NE COR OF NE1/4 GERMAN AMERICAN CAP- Dated March 4, 2013 The holder of the follow- 860.42 FT, TN S 10 DEG DESCRIPTION OF PROP- sleeps 6, ducted air, OF NW1/4 OF NW1/ 4 TH S ITAL CORPORATION ANGELA VICK ing certificate has filed 45M 55S E 54.23 F T, TN S Room to ad, Citrus irri- gas & electric heat, ERTY: 88 DEG 46M 24S W AL N The holder of the follow- Clerk of the Circuit Court, said certificate for a tax 68 DEG 54M 54S W 192.89 NATURE COAST LANDINGS gation, shop or gar- like new, 1 slider ing certificate has filed Citrus County, Florida deed to be issued FT, TN S 122.84 FT, TN S 5 3 age, 170 ft. on lake, 2 LN OF NE1/4 OF NW1/4 OF CAMPGROUND LOT 8 $14,500 352-586-1694 NW1/4 348.16 FT, TH S 1 said certificate for a tax By: Bonnie C. Tenney, thereon. The certificate DEG 01M 24S E 244.33 FT, NAME IN WHICH AS- boat houses, 2 bed- DEG 37M 41S E PAR TO E deed to be issued Deputy Clerk number and year of issu- TN S 76 DEG 20M 33S E room cabin with deck ☛ Just Reduced SESSED: ERNEST E LN 152.59 FT TO PT ON thereon. The certificate Advertised 4 times: ance, the description of 483.19 FT TO POB, TN COLDIRON, JENNIFER A $179,500. number and year of issu- March 13, 2013 the property, and the CONT S 76 DEG 20M 33S E SUNNYBROOK ‘05 I I I I I I I I CTRLN, TH N 88 DEG 54M COLDIRON, NATURE (815) 847-8904 36 ft. 5th wheel, 2 25S E AL CTRLN 348.16 FT ance, the description of March 20, 2013 names in which it was as- 25.61 FT, TN N 78 DEG 47M COAST LANDINGS CAMP- (815) 980-8642 slides, king bd, like new, Tell that special TO POB SUB J TO 25 FT the property, and the March 27, 2013 sessed are as follows: 22S E 90 FT, TN S 9 DEG GROUND ASSOCIATION NADA $29K, Reduced person WIDE EASM AL E BDRY FOR names in which it was as- April 3, 2013 CERTIFICATE NO: 10-9776 03M W 389.10 FT TO A PT INC $19,900 352-382-3298 RD R/W DESC IN OR BK sessed are as follows: 2386-0403 WCRN YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 ON S’L Y LN OF LANDS Said property being in the YOUR “ Happy Birthday CERTIFICATE NO: 10-2602 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- DESC IN OR BK 160 PG “ with a classi- 1405 PG 1037 PUBLIC NOTICE County of Citrus, State of “High-Tech” KZ Toyhauler,07 NAME IN WHICH AS- YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 APPLICATION: 2012-327 ERTY: 172, TN S 35 DEG 32M 24 S Florida. fied ad under DESCRIPTION OF PROP- EDEN GARDENS 1ST ADD W AL SD LN 111.25 FT, TN N Water Front 32’ like new, full slide Happy Notes. SESSED: ESTATE OF DIANE NOTICE OF APPLICATION Unless such certificate new tires, Owan Gen., SPINDLER, NANCY ERTY: FOR TAX DEED PB 3 PG 87 LOTS 44 & 53 36 DEG 00M 20S W AL SD shall be redeemed ac- Realtor Only $28.50 MEYERS, NEAL MEYERS SR, GREEN ACRES ADD 1 LOT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: NAME IN WHICH AS- LN 35. 29 FT, TN N 9 DEG cording to law, the prop- gas tank, Lrg living includes a photo 16 OF LOTS 38 & 39 FUR- SESSED: KENNETH R 05S E 390.21 FT TO POB. area separate cargo JAMES SPINDLER, JAMES R GERMAN AMERICAN CAP- erty described in such SPINDLER, JAMES R SPIN- THER DESC AS: BEGIN AT HODGES, KENNETH RAY DESC IN OR BK 1 204 PG $18,000. 352-795-2975 ITAL CORPORATION certificate shall be sold to Call our Classi- DLER JR, KRYSTAL SPIN- NW COR OF LT 38 GREEN The holder of the follow- HODGES 1172 MAP 547B the highest bidder on line, MAC’S MOBILE RV fied Dept for de- DLER, KRYSTAL A SPINDLER, ACRES ADD NO 1 PB 5 PG ing certificate has filed Said property being in the NAME IN WHICH AS- on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 REPAIR & MAINT. tails MICHELLE SPINDLER 6 SD PT ALSO BEING THE said certificate for a tax County of Citrus, State of SESSED: MICHAEL N A.M. at RVTC Certified Tech. 352-563-5966 Said property being in the NE COR OF LT 39 OF SD deed to be issued Florida. HENSON, NANCY C HUNT, www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c GREEN ACRES TH S 0DEG Unless such certificate SANDRA A JOHNSON, 352-613-0113, Lic/Ins. I I I I I I I I County of Citrus, State of thereon. The certificate om. Florida. 15M 11S W AL E LN OF SD number and year of issu- shall be redeemed ac- ERIC JOHN QUALLS Dated March 4, 2013 Truck Camper Unless such certificate LT 39 134.20 FT TH N 88DEG ance, the description of cording to law, the prop- Said property being in the ANGELA VICK over the Cab sleeps 5, shall be redeemed ac- 49M 19S E PAR TO N LN OF the property, and the erty described in such County of Citrus, State of Clerk of the Circuit Court, SD LT 39 12.51 FT TH S certificate shall be sold to Florida. air, generator, micro- cording to law, the prop- names in which it was as- Citrus County, Florida erty described in such 0DEG 15M 54S W PAR TO sessed are as follows: the highest bidder on line, Unless such certificate By: Bonnie C. Tenney, wave, oven stove, certificate shall be sold to SD E LN 60.06 FT TH N on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 shall be redeemed ac- electric jacks & awn- 2003 FORD CERTIFICATE NO: 10-7904 Deputy Clerk the highest bidder on line, 88DEG 49M 19S E PAR TO YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 A.M. at cording to law, the prop- ing. Fits 8ft bed, 3/4 RANGER edge X-Cab, Advertised 4 times: on April 10, 2013 at 9:30 SD N LN 50.00 FT TH S DESCRIPTION OF PROP- www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c erty described in such March 13, 2013 ROD KENNER ton or dully $5,200. 4x4,match cap,bedliner, A.M. at 0DEG 15M 54S W PAR TO om. certificate shall be sold to tow pkg, 4LV6 $8750 ERTY: March 20, 2013 352-436-3531 (352) 503-2887 www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c SD E LN 162.00 FT TH S OAK MOUNTAIN ESTS UN- Dated March 4, 2013 the highest bidder on line, March 27, 2013 352-860-1394 6pm-9pm 88DEG 49M 19S W PAR TO ANGELA VICK on April 17, 2013 at 9:30 ERA WE BUY RV’S, om. REC SUB LOT 7 DESC AS April 3, 2013 Dated February 14, 2013 SD N LN 224.66 FT TH N TRAVEL TRAILERS, DODGE COM AT THE NW CORNER Suncoast Realty 1996 Dakota Sport V6 ANGELA VICK 0DEG 14M 28S E 356.25 FT OF SE 1/4 OF SEC 5TH WHEELS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, TO A PT ON SD N LN TH N 31-17-19 TH N 89DEG 47M MOTOR HOMES 50,300 actual miles. 88DEG 49M 19S E AL SD N Runs great, excellent Citrus County, Florida 50S E AL THE N LN OF SD Call US 352-201-6945 By: Bonnie C. Tenney, LN 162.24 FT TO POB SUB shape. $5,500 OBO SE 1/4 A DIS OF 1282.16 FT Deputy Clerk TO 10 FT EASE ACROSS W TO THE POB TH CONT N 726-03207 WCRN (Patrick Reese) Sugarmill Advertised 4 times: BNDRY FOR R/W DESC IN 89DEG 47M 50S E AL THE N PUBLIC NOTICE 740-705-9004 March 6, 2013 OR BK 1728 PG 1854 LN A DIS OF 300 FT TH S Disposal of stored goods and property pursuant to Florida Statute #83.0806. DODGE March 13, 2013 NAME IN WHICH AS- 0DEG 02M 33S W 659.70 FT Notice is hereby given that Picard Self Storage, Inc., located at 1274 E. Norvell SESSED: ESTATE OF SHEILA 1996 Ram 1500 Truck March 20, 2013 TH S 89DEG 52M 11S W Bryant Hwy., Hernando, FL 34442, with the rental office located at 1274 E. Norvell March 27, 2013 RADLEY, JAMES PRESTON, 300 FT TH N 0DEG 02M 33S Bryant Hwy., Hernando, FL, 34442 intends to dispose of personal property/goods $2000. 352.795.3708 SHEILA RADLEY ESTATE [email protected] 2379-0327 WCRN E 659.32 FT TO THE POB stored by PATRICK REESE, whose last known mailing address was 8 Taft Street, Beverly SCAN OR GO PUBLIC NOTICE Said property being in the SUB TO A 25 FT EASE AL Hills, FL 34465 for purposes of satisfying delinquent rents and related collection costs MASTER TOW APPLICATION: 2013-061 County of Citrus, State of THE S BNDRY FOR R/W TI- accruing since 8-1-2012. TO www. 2009 77T tow dolly Rug- MONEY’S TIGHT! Florida. PRICES R RIGHT! TLE OR BK 405 PG 336 & Tenant stored goods, if saleable, will be sold on site after this public notice has BestNatureCoast ged built, ex cond. good NOTICE OF APPLICATION Unless such certificate OR BK 1920 PG 2276 OR been published two times in accordance with Florida Statute #83.806. The sale of Properties.com tires. 4500 lbs. towing BUY-SELL-RENT- shall be redeemed ac- BK 2280 PG 961 stored goods, if not redeemed by payment in full of all delinquent rents and related Car-Truck-Boat-RV FOR TAX DEED “To view capability. $795. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: cording to law, the prop- NAME IN WHICH AS- costs, may be sold 15 days from the publication of first notice in accordance with consignmentusa.org great waterfront tread width 44-77 inches PENDER NEWKIRK CUSTO- erty described in such SESSED: RODNEY Florida Statutes. US 19 BY AIRPORT, CR certificate shall be sold to properties” [email protected] DIAN TC10U LLC TUNDIDOR /s/ W. J. Picard, President & Owner or 352-586-1483 461-4518 & 795-4440 TC 10U LLC the highest bidder on line, Said property being in the Published in Citrus County Chronicle, March 20 & 27, 2013. C12 WEDNESDAY,MARCH 20, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

death was May 12, 2012, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, 725-0320 WCRN 727-03207 WCRN (FrancIs Powers) Probate Division, the address of which is 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Flor- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ida 34450. The names and addresses of the personal representatives and the per- Disposal of stored goods and property pursuant to Florida Statute #83.0806. sonal representatives’ attorney are set forth below. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Citrus County Board of County Commissioners will Notice is hereby given that Picard Self Storage, Inc., located at 1274 E. Norvell All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands meet in Regular Session on March 26, 2013, at 1:00 P.M., in the Citrus County Court- Bryant Hwy., Hernando, FL 34442, with the rental office located at 1274 E. Norvell against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served house, 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida, for the purpose of conducting Bryant Hwy., Hernando, FL, 34442 intends to dispose of personal property/goods must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF the regular business of Citrus County. stored by FRANCIS POWERS, whose last known mailing address was 2360 E Kennett THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A Drive, Hernando, FL 34442 for purposes of satisfying delinquent rents and related col- COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Any person requiring reasonable accommodation at this meeting because of a dis- lection costs accruing since 1-1-2011. All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands ability or physical impairment should contact the County Administrator’s Office, 110 Tenant stored goods, if saleable, will be sold on site after this public notice has against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida, 34450, (352) 341-6560, at least two days been published two times in accordance with Florida Statute #83.806. The sale of TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. before the meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, use the TDD telephone stored goods, if not redeemed by payment in full of all delinquent rents and related ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF (352) 341-6580. costs, may be sold 15 days from the publication of first notice in accordance with THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Florida Statutes. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO Any person who decides to appeal any decision of the Governing Body with re- /s/ W. J. Picard, President & Owner (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. spect to any matter considered at this meeting will need a record of the proceed- Published in Citrus County Chronicle, March 20 & 27, 2013. The date of first publication of this notice is March 20, 2013 ings and for such purpose may need to provide that a verbatim record of the pro- Personal Representative: ceeding is made, which record includes testimony and evidence upon which the /s/ Mildred Rose appeal is to be based. (Section 286.0101, Florida Statutes). 728-03207 WCRN (Ellen Taylor) 4839 North Allamandra Dr., Beverly Hills, FL 34465 March 20, 2013. PUBLIC NOTICE Attorney for Personal Representative: Disposal of stored goods and property pursuant to Florida Statute #83.0806. /s/ Thomas E. Slaymaker, Esquire, Attorney for Mildred Rose Florida Bar Number: 398535, Slaymaker and Nelson, P.A., Notice is hereby given that Picard Self Storage, Inc., located at 1274 E. Norvell 731-0320 WCRN Bryant Hwy., Hernando, FL 34442, with the rental office located at 1274 E. Norvell 2218 HWY 44 West, Inverness, FL 34453, Telephone: (352)726-6129, Fax: (352)726-0223 3/28 meeting Citrus County Library System Bryant Hwy., Hernando, FL, 34442 intends to dispose of personal property/goods E-Mail: [email protected], Secondary E-Mail: [email protected] Published two (2) times in the Citrus County Chronicle March 20 & 27, 2013 PUBLIC NOTICE stored by ELLEN TAYLOR, whose last known mailing address was 5155 Opal Point, Her- The Citrus County Special Library Advisory Board will hold their regular Meeting at nando, FL 34442 for purposes of satisfying delinquent rents and related collection 4:00 PM on Thursday, March 28, 2013 at Lakes Region Library costs accruing since 10-1-2012. 1511 Druid Road, Inverness, FL 34452 Tenant stored goods, if saleable, will be sold on site after this public notice has been published two times in accordance with Florida Statute #83.806. The sale of ANY PERSON DESIRING FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MEETING MAY CON- stored goods, if not redeemed by payment in full of all delinquent rents and related TACT THE LIBRARY ADVISORY BOARD RECORDING SECRETARY AT THE CITRUS COUNTY costs, may be sold 15 days from the publication of first notice in accordance with LIBRARY SYSTEM, ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE, 425 W. ROOSEVELT BOULEVARD, BEVERLY Florida Statutes. 734-0327 WCRN HILLS, FLORIDA 34465. TELEPHONE (352) 746-9077 /s/ W. J. Picard, President & Owner vs. Arthur J. Urban, Jr Case No: 2012-CA-1772 Notice of Sale Published in Citrus County Chronicle, March 20 & 27, 2013. PUBLIC NOTICE ANY PERSON REQUIRING REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION AT THIS MEETING BECAUSE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, OF A DISABILITY OR PHYSICAL IMPAIRMENT SHOULD CONTACT THE COUNTY ADMINIS- FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.2012-CA-1772 TRATOR’S OFFICE, 111 WEST MAIN STREET, THIRD FLOOR, INVERNESS, FLORIDA 34450, 729-03207 WCRN (Raymond Costa) HARVEY SCHONBRUN, TRUSTEE, (352) 341-6560, AT LEAST TWO DAYS BEFORE THE MEETING. IF YOU ARE HEARING OR PUBLIC NOTICE Plaintiff, SPEECH IMPAIRED, USE THE TTY TELEPHONE (352) 249-1292. Disposal of stored goods and property pursuant to Florida Statute #83.0806. vs. Notice is hereby given that Picard Self Storage, Inc., located at 1274 E. Norvell BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA Bryant Hwy., Hernando, FL 34442, with the rental office located at 1274 E. Norvell ARTHUR J. URBAN, JR. a/k/a Arthur NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION OF THE Bryant Hwy., Hernando, FL, 34442 intends to dispose of personal property/goods Urban Jr. a/k/a Arthur Urban, GOVERNING BODY WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING WILL stored by RAYMOND COSTA, whose last known mailing address was 2528 Brentwood Defendant. NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE MAY NEED TO PRO- Circle, Lecanto, FL 34461 for purposes of satisfying delinquent rents and related col- NOTICE OF SALE VIDE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD IN- lection costs accruing since 10-1-2012. Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered CLUDES TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. Tenant stored goods, if saleable, will be sold on site after this public notice has on February 28, 2013 in the above styled cause, the Clerk of Circuit Court will sell the (SECTION 286.0101, FLORIDA STATUES) been published two times in accordance with Florida Statute #83.806. The sale of property situate in Citrus County, Florida, described as: /s/ JOE MEEK stored goods, if not redeemed by payment in full of all delinquent rents and related costs, may be sold 15 days from the publication of first notice in accordance with Lots 27 and 28, Block 23, of CRYSTAL HEIGHTS, Section 2, according to the plat March 20, 2013. Florida Statutes. thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 2, Page 7, of the Public Records of Citrus County, /s/ W. J. Picard, President & Owner Florida. TOGETHER WITH that certain 1970 SOUT single wide mobile with ID #7083R. Published in Citrus County Chronicle, March 20 & 27, 2013. at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, in an online sale at 732-0320 WCRN www.citrus.realforeclose.com, at 10:00 a.m., on April 4, 2013. 04/01 meeting Nature Coast EM Foundation Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the PUBLIC NOTICE property owner as of the date of the lis pendens, must file a claim within 60 days after the sale. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Nature Coast Emergency Medical Foundation, Inc. Dated: March 8, 2013. Board of Directors will be holding a meeting on Monday, April 1, 2013 at 1:00 pm. /s/Harvy Schonbrun, Esquire, HARVEY SCHONBRUN, P. A. For those interested in attending the meeting will be held in the Nature Coast EMS 718-0320 WCRN 1802 North Morgan Street, Tampa, Florida 33602-2328, 813/229-0664 phone Administration/Education Building, 3876 W. Country Hill Dr., Lecanto, FL 34461. Pauline S. Karoli File No: 2013CP118 Notice to Creditors March 21 & 28, 2013. Any person(s) requiring reasonable accommodations at this meeting because PUBLIC NOTICE of a disability or physical impairment should contact the President/CEO at Nature IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA Coast Emergency Medical Services, (352) 247-4700, before the meeting. PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO.:2013CP118 If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the Board with respect to any matter considered at this meeting, he/she will need to ensure that a verbatim IN RE: ESTATE OF PAULINE S. KAROLI, record of the proceedings is made, which record shall be the testimony and evi- Deceased. dence upon which the appeal is to be based. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 724-0320 WCRN (SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION) 04-01 meeting Citrus County Water & Wastewater Authority Jennie Sanders, Executive Assistant TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: PUBLIC NOTICE March 20, 2013. You are hereby notified that an Order of Summary Administration has been entered in the estate of PAULINE S. KAROLI, deceased, File Number 2013-CP-118, by the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the CITRUS COUNTY WATER & WASTEWATER AUTHOR- Circuit Court for CITRUS County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 110 ITY will meet on Monday, April 1, 2013, at 1:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible, N. Apopka Ave., Inverness, FL 34450; that the decedent’s date of death was June 5, in the Lecanto Government Building, 3600 W. Sovereign Path, Room #166, Lecanto, 2012; and that the names and addresses of those to whom it has been assigned by Florida to discuss such matters as may properly come before the Authority. such order are: Name Further notice is given that pursuant to Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Part II, 923-0322 DCRN Address Chapter 102, Article IV, Section 102-256, the Citrus County Water & Wastewater Au- PUBLIC NOTICE JEAN CIOE 650 N. County Club Dr., Crystal River, FL 34429 thority will consider adoption of the 2013 Price Index factor of 1.63% for non-exempt, Royal American Construction is soliciting bids from qualified DBE/MBE/WBE subcon- ALL INTERESTED PERSON ARE NOTIFIED THAT: privately-owned water and wastewater utilities operating in Citrus County. The rec- tractors and suppliers for the Crystal River Wastewater Project. Plans and specifica- All creditors of the estate of the decedent and persons having claims or de- ommended price index factor of 1.63 percent was adopted by the Florida Public tions are available electronically for this project at no charge. Please contact Allan mands against the estate of the decedent other than those for whom provision for Service Commission on March 11, 2013. In accordance with the Citrus County Code, Parauka at 850-769-8981 for more information. full payment was made in the Order of Summary Administration must file their claims the Citrus County price index shall be the equivalent of the price index established March 13 thru March 22, 2013. with this court WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLOR- annually by the Florida Public Service Commission and shall be adopted on or be- IDA PROBATE CODE. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER fore May 15th of each year. Each utility under the jurisdiction of Citrus County seek- BARRED.NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, ANY CLAIM FILED ing to increase or decrease its water and/or wastewater rates through application of TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. the price index must follow the requirements of Chapter 102 of Citrus County Code The date of first publication of this notice is March 13, 2013. and Supplemental Rules of the Board. Questions regarding the 2013 Price Index may Person Giving Notice: be directed to Charles Howard, Executive Director of the Citrus County Water & /s/ JEAN CIOE Wastewater Authority, at (352) 419-6520. 730-0320 WCRN lahassee, Florida. undersigned, desiring to 650 N. County Club Dr., Crystal River, FL 34429 PUBLIC NOTICE DATED at engage in business under Attorney for Person Giving Notice: This meeting is open to the public. Fictitious Name Hernando the fictitious name of /s/ROBERT S. CHRISTENSEN, ESQ., Attorney for the estate, Florida Bar Number: Notice under this 14th day of March, F.O.O THE NEST #327, 0075272 PO Box 415, Homosassa Springs, Florida 34447, Telephone: (352) Any person requiring reasonable accommodation at this meeting because of a Ficti- 2013. located at 9707 West Fort 382-7934 disability or physical impairment should contact the Office of Utility Regulation, 3675 tious Name law, pursuant /s/ St. Island Trail, Crystal River, Fax: (352) 382-7936, E-Mail: [email protected] E. Orange Drive, Hernando, Florida 34442-4353, Telephone (352) 419-6520, at least to Section 865-09, Florida Petersburg Di- Florida 34429, in the Secondary E-Mail: [email protected] one week before the meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, use the TDD Statutes. NOTICE IS ocesan Counsel of Cath- County of Citrus, intends March 13 & 20, 2013. Telephone (352) 527-5312. HEREBY GIVEN, that the olic Woman, Inc. to register said name with undersigned, desiring to Published one (1) time in Florida Department of The Citrus County Water & Wastewater Authority will render its decisions based on engage in business under the Citrus County Chroni- State, Division of Corpora- the evidence brought forward under the powers vested in it in F.S. 367.171 and Citrus 723-0327 WCRN the fictitious name of OUR cle. March 20, 2013. tions, Tallahassee, County Code, Chapter 102, Article IV. ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL A DE- Pansy M. Rose File No: 2012CP655 Notice to Cred. LADY OF THE SNOW, lo- Florida. CISION OF THIS AUTHORITY WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS PERTAINING PUBLIC NOTICE cated at 509 North Indigo 733-0320 WCRN DATED at Crystal River, FL THERETO AND THEREFORE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Terrace, Hernando, Flor- PUBLIC NOTICE this 15th day of March, PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE File No.: 2012CP655 Division Probate ida 34442, in the County Fictitious Name 2013. UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. IN RE: ESTATE OF PANSY M. ROSE of Citrus, intends to regis- Notice under Fictitious /s/ Jim Dicks, President BY: ______Deceased. ter said name with Florida Name Law, pursuant to Published one (1) time in HARRY M. KILGORE, CHAIRMAN NOTICE TO CREDITORS Department of State, Divi- Section 865-09, Florida the Citrus County Chroni- CITRUS COUNTY WATER & WASTEWATER AUTHORITY The administration of the estate of PANSY M. ROSE, deceased, whose date of sion of Corporations, Tal- Statutes. NOTICE IS cle. March 20, 2013. HEREBY GIVEN, that the March 20, 2013.

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