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FRIDAY, AUGUSTOUTH 24, 2012 LAKE RESS50¢ NEWSSTAND S www.southlakepress.com P MINNEOLA CLERMONT Gray headed back home? City Council to vote on financial package GREG JONES | Staff Writer greg [email protected] The Clermont City Council will vote on a financial package at its next meeting to bring Darren Gray, the former city assistant manager and cur- rent Lake County manager, back as its city manager. Longtime Clermont Councilman Ray Goodgame made the motion this week to return Gray, and the council will vote on the financial package Aug. 28. Good- game’s motion stated “Darren Gray has agreed to come back to the city subject PHOTOS BY VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL GRAY Building Blocks Ministries instructor Brenda Huba, left, prunes plants with clients Brian Bean and Diane Griffin at South Lake Hospital. to contract negotiations.” Goodgame said the terms of the contract won’t be known until the council meeting. Helping to build SEE GRAY | A2 a better life MOUNT DORA ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer RIGHT: Building Blocks Ed Havill dead at 71 [email protected] Ministries client Robert Young smells herbs in South Lake MILLARD K. IVES | Staff Writer been left shocked and he Building Blocks [email protected] Hospital’s community garden. saddened by the death. Ministries Learning “He truly cared about BELOW: Huba shows client Long-time Lake County T Center, which pro- the Lake County commu- Melissa Swift how to water vides life skills and job property appraiser Ed rose bushes. nity,” Parks said. skills training to adults 18 Havill died Havill served 36 years and older with develop- Highway 27, Suites B & C Aug. 18, as property appraiser mental disabilities, in Minneola, now has less than a before he was unseated encourages its partici- Whetro envisioning bet- week after by former state Sen. pants to “dream, believe ter things to come. losing his Carey Baker on Aug. 14in and achieve.” Now, a new “We have 4,000-square- position in the Republican primary. location for the center has feet of space for our pro- a heated Commissioner, Jen- founder Dr. Paula Whetro grams now. That’s another race. nifer Hil counted spend- doing the dreaming as she 1,500-square-feet we did- HAVILL H avill ing wisely as Havill’s works to expand on the n’t have before. We have so reportedly died of a heart biggest achievement in center’s most popular pro- much room and we are so attack while mowing his office. grams. excited,” Whetro said, smil- “He was very frugal and The center has been lawn in Mount Dora, ac- ing from ear to ear as she cording to Sean Parks, a always watched out for around since August 2006 many homes throughout made certain activities walked with ease through Lake County,” said Hill. when Whetro, who has a south Lake County. difficult because of the Lake County Commis- bigger classrooms, among sioner. “He was very conscious developmentally disabled Until about three weeks confined space. chairs, supplies and com- of how money was spent ago, it was housed in a A much anticipated He was 71. daughter, saw a need for puter stations. and where it went.” the program. Since then, building with small class- move to the center’s new Parks said he and other the nonprofit center has rooms in Clermont that location at 548 South SEE FACILITY | A2 county officials have SEE HAVILL | A2
INSIDE TAVARES CLASSIFIED B10 CROSSWORDS B2 DEATHS A10 A healthier start REAL ESTATE C1 REMEMBER WHEN B1 GREG JONES | Staff Writer tricts, Lake County began imple- SPORTS B4 [email protected] menting a healthier menu for VOICES A4 students in the beginning of the There will be more whole grains 2011-12 school year to get ready WORD ON THE STREET A2 on school lunch menus this year, for this year. Officials believe this along with a wider selection of has made the transition easier SOUTH LAKE PRESS fruits and vegetables and other for students because they don’t healthy options, after new VOLUME 97, NO.34| 3 SECTIONS have to adjust to a new menu Department of Agriculture guide- ©2008, HarborPoint Media. immediately. lines take effect to set calorie and Lake County Food Supervisor All rights reserved. sodium limits for school meals. PHOTO BY VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL www.southlakepress.com But unlike other school dis- SEE FOOD | A3 Triangle Elementary School cafeteria worker Cynthia Whitted gets ready for lunch.
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A2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, August 24, 2012 What South Lake residents are saying about... South Lake Briefs Word on the HURRICANE ISAAC GROVELAND Girls on the Run program Street Are you concerned about Isaac making landfall next week? at elementary school Registration is open for the “Girls on the Run” program at Groveland Elementary School for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade girls. The program offers combined train- ing for a 5k run through lessons and culminates by giving the girls the opportunity to participate in a non- competitive 5k running event. Training for the girls will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:15 to 4:45 p.m. for 12 weeks, with the season beginning the week of September 10 No, I think everything Yes, I’m always con- No, I’m not even No, I’m not concerned Yes and no. No, and ending December 6. The team will participate in the OUC 5k in will be just fine. It’s cerned about hurri- thinking about that really, but if it upsets because I didn’t Orlando on Sat., Dec. 1. like whatever hap- canes to a certain because I have too the convention, I’ll be know there was a Cost is $130 per girl, and includes a pens, happens. extent; you have to be many other things to happy. hurricane out there T-shirt, participation in the certified HILDA EMPERADO aware. If it seems like worry about right RON EMPERADO and yes because 5K, certificates and awards, curricu- CLERMONT CLERMONT it will be posing a now. there’s always some lum, handouts, other GOTR fees, and BRANDON PEREIRA threat as it gets closer, worry with hurri- snacks for the girls after school. CLERMONT we’ll get prepared fur- canes since they can Financial assistance may be provided ther. ruin some of our upon completion of the application EVELYN ROSE houses and our trees. process online. CLERMONT JANNAI MARTIN Visit www.gotrorlando.org or con- GROVELAND tact Kathy Smith at Groveland Elementary School at 352-429-2472 for information. to care for the center’s gar- to use my imagination,” equip them to be more inde- FACILITY den. This opportunity pro- Smith said. pendent and do things for LEESBURG CONTINUED FROM A1 vides Building Blocks clients Smith is one of the students themselves and their fami- an opportunity to develop who receives a small scholar- lies,” case worker and South Lake Pro Wrestling for disabled kids at LSCC Some of the courses offered marketable job skills. ship to attend the center. instructor Sandy Castor said. by the center’s job skills The puppetry class, which Building Blocks was awarded “The Building Blocks pro- See the return of the Bounty training program include involves a large puppet the- a grant from the Community grams lift their self esteem Hunters, Venom, The Rednecks, Raz, clerical, computers, retail, ater students stand behind Foundation of South Lake to and makes them feel better Moco Loco and others at this event, 6 woodworking and dressing while manning their 3-foot assist clients who must pay about themselves and their p.m., Saturday at Lake Sumter for success. Life Skills train- high puppets, was forced to privately to attend the Center hope for living.” Community College, U.S. Highway ing includes budgeting, com- operate in the open air — while they remain on the “You can’t help but fall in love 441 in Leesburg. puters, cooking, language practically outside. Medicaid Waiver waitlist. with the big smiles on their General admission to the event is arts, health and nutrition, In the new facility, the sewing, Dennis Gromak, 69, one of faces when they know they’ve $10, age 10 and under free with funds independent living, fitness recycling and crafting class- the center’s oldest students, accomplished something.” raised benefiting the Miracle and community awareness. A rooms are huge and the pup- takes the computer classes in Because of that, Castor said, Baseball League for disabled and few other classes, sewing, pet theatre has its own room — hopes of “getting out of his “the more room the better for handicapped kids. arts and crafts, recycling and inside — where students can apartment” and securing a job. as many programs as we can Participants are subject to change. puppetry are also offered. In maneuver the puppets. For Gromak, who gets offer.” For tickets and information, contact the old facility, those class- For Judith Smith, 26, one of around with the help of a Building Blocks Ministries Joe Woods at 352-404-3807 or David rooms were so cramped that the center’s clients, that’s walker, the new building Learning Center’s hours are Harbor at 352-308-1098. attendees barely had enough great news since one of her means an easier time getting Monday through Friday from space to spread out and work favorite things in life, she said, in, out and about. 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. (until 4 TAVARES on their projects. is “entertainment.” “If they (students) are look- p.m. Monday-Thursday and 3 Health Department offering Clients in the job skills Among other classes, Smith ing for a job in the communi- p.m. Friday for the office). class to help quit smoking gardening class go to participates in arts and crafts ty, this is where they can get For more information, call Clermont Health and and puppetry. trained. If they’re looking to 352-536-9264 or visit Register today for this free six-week Rehabilitation Center at “I like coming here. I like to help out at home or get out www.buildingblocksmin- program to become tobacco free. South Lake Hospital weekly This program will be offered by the learn and have fun and I get on their own, our classes istries.com. Lake County Health Department at two locations and dates for your conven- ience, beginning Monday, 6:30 to 8:30 HAVILL Florida’s Regional Train- negotiations and was a liaison p.m., at the National Training Center, ing Institute. GRAY between the public and council. classroom B, South Lake Hospital, 1935 CONTINUED FROM A1 Havill had been suffer- CONTINUED FROM A1 Lake County Commission Don Wickham Dr., in Clermont. And ing from leukemia and Chairperson Leslie Campione said beginning on Sept. 14, 10 to 11 a.m., at Baker, who was was undergoing treat- “He has given us what he want- she hates to see Gray go, but she the Simpson Farm House next to the endorsed by former Gov. ment for cancer that was ed, and the council will vote on said the county is a good position W.T. Bland Public Library, 1995 N. Jeb Bush, served as a in remission, Parks said. the pay package,” he said. “I feel because Deputy County Manager Donnelly St., in Mount Dora. state representative and “He was on the road to confident he will be our city man- David Heath has a great deal of For information and to register, call senator for Lake County recovery,” Parks said. ager.” ability and experience. She said 1-877-252-6094, space is limited. in the Florida Legislature. Hill said typically when In spite of the negativity sur- Heath was hired about two He was a co-owner of someone dies in office, rounding the city’s police depart- months after Gray came on board. CLERMONT A.W. Peterson Gun Shop the governor appoints a ment and the departure of City “He has literally been there in Mount Dora. He also replacement. But with Manager Wayne Saunders, Cler- every step of the way with Darren The Pastfinders of South had been enlisted in the the end of Havill’s term so mont officials believe getting Gray putting in new procedures and Lake Genealogical Society Florida Army National close (Baker will take can help move the city forward. systems,” she said. Guard for more than 31 office in January) it’s not “We look at him as a young man But Campione said it is unlikely The Pastfinders of South Lake Gen- years and served as a first clear what will happen who has grown up and is return- the county and city will get into “a ealogical Society in Clermont has final- sergeant and military with the position until ing home,” Goodgame said. “He bidding war” for Gray’s services. ized the September class schedule. school administrator at then. has done an excellent job for the She notes that Gray is not unhap- All classes are free and are open to county.” py working for the county, but the public. The group meets in conference In lieu of flowers, consider a gift to support Hospice care. At the meeting, Clermont City wants to return Clermont to spend Council directed its attorney, Dan more time with and be closer to Room 108 of he Cooper Memorial Mantzaris, to examine the possi- his family. Library, 2525 Oakley Seaver Dr., bility of bringing back Gray, who “The fact that we could lose Clermont. worked for the municipality for six Darren, and I would hate to see Scheduled meeting/classes are: No. 5019096 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sept. 4, with 888-728-6234 Cornerstonehospice.org years. Mantzaris and Joe Van Zile, him go, but I’m just not concerned the city finance director, spent the about the functions of the county general help. week in negotiations with Gray, manager position going unful- 10 a.m., Sept. 5, basic genealogy who has worked for the county for filled because we do have a deputy forms. Bring family names, dates, almost two years. county manager, and we wouldn’t places and paper and pencil. Be pre- Clermont officials believe Gray miss a beat,” she said. “And we pared for small fee for forms. would be able to make an imme- would just decide at that point 9:30 a.m. to noon, Sept. 6, with diate impact because of his excel- would we want him (Heath) to general help. lent relationship with the city take that role or would we to look 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sept. 18, with employees, knowledge of many of at a new (person). But that is general help. the city’s projects and his overall something that needs to be dis- 10 a.m., Sept. 19, with other Direct Cremation ability to manage governmental cussed at a public meeting to find research forms. Bring family names, departments. out were everyone is at.” dates, places and paper and pencil. Be $ “He has the relationships and Lake County Commissioner Jim prepared for small fee for forms. the skill set to be successful,” said Conner said he spoke with Gray in 9:30 a.m. to noon, Sept. 20, with 675 general help. Clermont Councilman Rich Van person to try to convince him to stay. Plus Container Wagner, a pastor at Family “I urged him to pray about it and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sept. 25, with Christian Center on Highway 27. give it a lot of though,” Conner general help. Ron Becker, Director “He knows everyone and he can said. “He has done a fabulous job. 9:30 a.m. to noon, Sept. 27, offer- hit the ground running. He has a He bought in some really good ing help with Census records. 352-394-8228 good working relationship with people such as David Heath and For information, call 242-9805 or 921 S. US Hwy 27 • Minneola, FL employees, and he lives here. We (budget director) Steve Koontz. I 394-6336.s finalize class schedule for had a lot of citizens come to the think David can step in without September. council and suggested looking any problem. Dave has very good into bringing back Darren before background. He has a lot of Do you have information from a SEIZE THE DAY’S going out and spending money to administrative experience and charity, church or civic event that WORLD NEWS. get someone else.” skill. David is an intellectual.” you want featured in the South Lake As assistant city manager, Gray Gray, who was in Clermont for Press? Send your information to prepared the city’s budget, partici- meetings on Friday, couldn’t be [email protected]. www.dailycommercial.com pated in collective-bargaining reached for this story.
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shown obese students carry many of their FOOD eating problems into adulthood. CONTINUED FROM A1 “We serve 60 percent of free and reduced meal (students) in Lake County Gary Dodd said the district discovered Schools,” Dodd said. “This is pretty much during the trial run last year that students this groups only choice, and we want to enjoyed fresh vegetables, cut into smaller make sure the menu is nutritious, and portions, so they can dip them into things maybe the parents don’t have these veg- like peanut butter and hummus. He said etables that they can purchase from the the past school year allowed him and other grocery store. And if the kids eat these district officials to see what foods students vegetables they may ask the parents to liked, which will help Lake County avoid buy them. Then we can have an carry- throwing out large amounts of food. over effect.” The transition is a serious one for many Dodd also said the menu will include of the nation’s lunch-line managers, who more green vegetables, such as broccoli. are having to implement the biggest He said the portions will be smaller and update to federal school-food guidelines have less stretchy vegetables, such as corn in 15 years. and potatoes, and less saturated fats. He “We don’t want healthy trash cans. We said the school district had to buy addi- want kids who are eating this stuff,” said tional software to help meet the federal Kern Halls, who is trying to bring healthi- guidelines of healthy diet for students. er foods this year to Orange County “Students must take in one serving of a Public Schools. produce — a vegetable or fruit,” he said. Lake officials believe eating more veg- “There will be now a wider selection of etables, fruits and smaller portions, will green vegetables, and in the past we did- allow students to take a healthier lifestyle n’t have that much of beans such as lentils beyond the classroom and into adult- and kidney beans. We are going to see hood. School Superintendent Susan more of that. And other vegetables we PHOTOS BY VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL Moxley said there is a national emphasize started to implement in the last school Oranges and other fruit are among the healthy items at Triangle Elementary School. on the education system putting forward year are cauliflower, celery, mushrooms healthier meals, and Lake is following the and cucumbers. model to help students live a healthier life. “We will use 1-percent milk and move “We are very excited about the menu away from the whole milk, and the choco- because it is nutritionally balanced,” she late milk will have reduced calories and said Tuesday, on the second day of the less sugar. We have less sodium and more new school year. “It promotes healthy eat- whole grains.” ing. We believe when students have the Dodd said the federal government is right meals to start their day they will be working with school districts to improve alert and learning.” the menu to see what works and doesn’t. Dodd said kids eat 15 to 20 percent of Some school cafeterias also are using their meals during the school year at school. cutting-edge market research. They’re He said the federal government knows that filming what kids eat, test-marketing new kids in elementary, middle school and even products before they go on the line and high school, develop eating habits for the doing menu surveys to find out exactly rest of their lives. He said studies have what students think about a dish’s taste, appearance and temperature. A Colorado State University professor studied the dining habits of kids in Loveland, Colo., with an eye toward measuring ways to get them to choose healthier foods. Leslie Cunningham- Sabo, who photographed “before” and “after” pictures of kids’ lunch trays, found that kids eat more fruits and vegetables if they have lunch after recess, instead of before recess. She found that corn consumption went up when generic “corn” labels were replaced with colorful cards describing the vegetable as “mellow yellow corn.” Carol Brewer, food services manager at the school, The Associated Press contributed mate- looks over the new hydroponic garden. rial to this report.
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OURVOICE Preventing sports YOUROPINIONS injuries important LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THIS IS A TEST: Procedure is a fine OTHERVOICES preventative tool that may LETTER of the WEEK curtail more serious consequences. Ryan budget plan esponsible adults sometimes spend their time trying to find ways to mitigate the is Robin Hood in R harsher consequences of the rough and tumble of youthful play. The physical risks are reverse, on steroids more clearly on display in high school sports, especially football. he great divide between the A recent study states that high school football “haves” and the “have nots” players get hit in the head between 200 and 1,900 T exists. Under the Ryan-Romney times per season. budget the gap will grow. The Lake County Athletic Association wants to The top 20 percent now holds 93 educate people and raise money for its ImPACT percent of the nation’s wealth. The Concussion Program. other 80 percent share the remainder “I think a brain injury is a serious consequence of 7 percent with more middle class of contact sports,” said Dr. J. Michael Ray, an people now falling into poverty. The wealth orthopedic surgeon at the National Training COURTESY MEDICALTOURISMCO.COM Center’s Sports Medicine Institute, which is assist- reduction of the ing with the program. housing and “In past years, this has gone unchecked — not investment bust, Let Congress know: Funding changes only because of lack of equipment or lack of sci- and the resulting ence, but also because of lack of knowledge both unemployment, from the coaches’ standpoint, parents’ standpoint has added to this would do harm to radiation therapy as well as physicians.” divide, but low A central tenet in medicine is cer. Using state-of-the-art technolo- The Immediate Post-Concussion Assessment Kathy wages, lack of “first, do no harm.” As a radiation gies, we’re able to shrink cancers and Cognitive Testing is a 20-minute, computer- medical benefits, oncologist in Leesburg, this princi- and help relieve pain and other Weaver retirement and ized evaluation often administered by a trainer. It ple guides me in the care I provide troublesome symptoms. can give doctors a baseline assessment of an ath- the transfer of our GUEST COLUMNIST to cancer patients each and every We do all of this on an outpatient lete’s mental abilities so that after an injury, the manufacturing day. basis — allowing patients the con- test can be retaken for a true measure of recovery. industry overseas had already made Used by other school districts, college programs this a fact of life in our country. Tax Unfortunately, this guiding prin- venience and comfort of care with- and teams in the NBA and NFL, the test has loop holes for the wealthy have ciple seems to not extend to deci- out having to travel long distances become a standard tool used in comprehensive widened this gap. sion makers in Washington, D.C. to a hospital. clinical management of concussions for athletes The Center on Budget and Policy In fact, the Centers for Medicaid One in three Americans is affect- from age 10 through adulthood. Priorities states: “The new Ryan budg- and Medicare Services recently pro- ed by cancer at some point in their The school district didn’t start using the pro- et is a remarkable document ... due to posed changes to funding for can- lifetime. gram until October of last year. All Lake County its extreme nature. This budget is cer care that will — most certainly For those who have faced it, are children will be tested before participating in any Robin Hood in reverse — on steroids. — do a great deal of harm. If a pro- currently facing it, or will on day sport this fall and officials are even considering It would likely produce the largest posed rule goes into effect, $300 battle it, I implore you to contact bringing testing to Pop Warner football. redistribution of income from the million will be slashed from free- your member of Congress and Children who get concussions are graded on a bottom to the top in modern U.S. his- standing radiation oncology prac- encourage them to step in. scale of one to 10, and doctors — not parents, tory and likely increase poverty and tices nationwide, which will mean Cancer is a difficult road, and we shouldn’t make it any harder by cut- athletic trainers or coaches — make the final deci- inequality more than any other budget facility closures, staff layoffs, and sion on whether they can return to play. And not refusal of care to Medicare benefici- ting important funding from in recent times (and possibly in the patients. the family doctor, either, but Ray and his staff at nation’s history).” aries. BOBBY E. HARRISON, M.D. | Leesburg NTC in Clermont. Candidate Romney not only sup- Radiation therapy is critical to This is a fine preventative tool that may curtail ports this budget but his polices patients with certain types of can- Intercommunity Cancer Centers more serious medical consequences. would further cut the income tax on These types of brain injuries must be addressed the those earning the most, while responsibly and thoroughly. After all, the health ending tax credits for those making recommend best practices and priori- All candidates should have and well-being of players is more important than the least. tize primary care. to show birth certificates who wins the big game. Congress can then accept or reject In response to Ryan’s budget, the To keep our country free for these policies, or make their own plan “NUNS on the bus” have a message: Americans, this is my idea. Not only for cost reductions. If the level of “A moral budget serves all, not just the should a voter have to show proof that WHAT’S YOUR OPINION? Medicare spending exceeds set targets wealthy. That is called economic jus- they are who they say they are, but The SOUTH LAKE PRESS invites you to write letters to the editor, and Congress does nothing, the expressing your original thoughts, on topics of public interest. Letters tice.” also everyone running for an office in should be no longer than 350 words. They must be original, signed Under Ryan’s budget, an individual Department of Health and Human our government, no matter at what with the full name of the writer and include the writer’s address and Services will enact the panel’s recom- telephone number for verification. We reserve the right to edit for on Medicare will pay an extra $6,400 level — city, state or federal — would length to make room for more letters. Letters also will be edited for to obtain their health care with vouch- mendations. have to show a birth certificate. grammar, clarity, taste and libel. We accept no more than two letters Medicare costs are already being per month from the same writer. No open letters, form letters or ers through private insurance compa- Obama has told us he is a Muslim copies of letters to third parties will be published. We do not pub- nies. reduced and this program has the and that there are more Muslims in lish unsigned letters. Submissions are not returned. We retain the support of experts in the field of cost right to archive and republish any material submitted for publication. This will increase the number of America than any country in the containment. You can submit your letters by: seniors in poverty. world. Their thoughts of God, life, E-mail (preferred) to: The safety nets of Social Security We’ve seen what private insurance women and many other things are [email protected] and Medicare have protected many of By regular mail to: under Medicare Advantage has done. very different from those of Americans our seniors in this recession, and with Letters to the Editor You must use their approved doctors, born and raised here. 732 W. Montrose St. the support of President Obama they Clermont, FL 34711 hospitals. If you travel out of your DALE LAMB | LADY LAKE will continue for future generations. By fax to: state, you may not be covered. 352-394-8001 Will we move backwards, fighting They often refuse to pay for recom- the same battles all over again — vot- EDITORIALS mended treatments and have higher Editorials are the consensus opinion of the editorial board, not any ing rights, civil rights for all, equal pay VETERANS individual. They are written by the editorial staff, but are not signed. deductibles for policy holders. Some editorials are provided by a third-party service. for women, abortion and birth con- The Affordable Care Act trol — or will we vote for the policies If you know of a veteran living GUEST COLUMNS (Obamacare) will control costs of that rebuild and improve our infra- in Lake, Sumter or Marion Medicare through a panel of experts, counties whose name should If you would like to submit a guest column on a local, state or structure, protect consumers, pay national issue, e-mail your submission to southlakepress@daily- IPAB (doctors and patient advocates) be added to the Lake County workers a living wage and move us commercial.com, or mail it to Letters to Editor, 732 W. Montrose St., appointed by the president and Veterans Memorial, call Clermont, FL 34711. Guest columns should be limited to 550 words forward as a country? 352-314-2100, or visit in length. 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Friday, August 24, 2012 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A7 GOODforYOU Applauding the accomplishments of readers
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COURTESY PHOTO Back to School is COOL Lake County is a local 501-c (3) charity that has collected clothing, toiletries and supplies for students with the help of local businesses and volunteers who delivered more than 16,000 items. From left, Robby Kennedy, Clermont Beef ‘O’ Brady’s; Debbie Mixon-president, South Lake Junior Woman’s Club; Pam Clark, marketing director, Paramount Urgent Care; Chick Kennedy, Clermont Beef O’Brady’s; Julie Hulley, founder, Back to School is COOL Lake County; Tracy Durrance, COURTESY PHOTO First Green Bank; Aimee Stanley, Optima One Realty, marketing director BTSIC; Kristen McCall, From left, Terry Moherek, Avalon Bartoli, Cheylene Poplawski, Shane Rocker, Elaine Barton, Louise Homeless Advocate Lake County Schools, board member BTSIC. Front: Katelynn Blythe and Zach Poplawski and Phyllis Rodman. Terry Moherek, philanthropic director of Beta Theta Chapter of Blythe. Rear: John Beatty, manager, Minneola Stor Kwik. Not pictured, Emily Blythe, board member Epsilon Sigma Alpha International, presents a check for $500 to Elaine Barton, president of Horses BTSIC; and Jone Boyack, social worker Lake County Schools. With A Mission. Funds were raised from Beta Theta’s annual Mardi Gras event.
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Elks invest in their communities through programs that help children grow up healthy and drug-free, by undertaking projects that address unmet need, and by honoring the service and sacrifice of our veterans.
The Mission Statement of the Elks is to inculcate the principals of Charity, Justice, Brotherly Love, and Fidelity; to recognize a belief in God; to promote the welfare and enhance the happiness of it's Members; to quicken the spirit of American patriotism; to cultivate good fellowship; to perpetuate itself as a fraternal organization; and to provide for it's government, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the United States of America will serve the people and communities through benevolent programs demonstrating that Elks Care & Elks Share.
On July 17th, 1952, the South Lake Lodge was founded in our community, and for 60 years, has continued to imbody these principals to help others in our community, sponsoring Scout troops, giving out scholarships, aiding our elderly and veterans, and providing Christmas for children and families that would otherwise be impossible. Florida is the only state with two state projects, our Fl Elks Children's Therapy Services, which provides free orthopedic care to children in need until the age of 18, and Fl Elks Youth Camp, which offers a summer camping experience to all children, regardless of medical needs.
To be eligible for membership in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, you must be a citizen of the United States over the age of 21 who believes in God. South Lake Elks welcomes all in our community to join us in our mission to improve the quality of life in South Lake, Fl.
The Elks Lodge is located on the corner of 7th and Minneola, 705 Minneola Avenue in Historic Downtown Clermont. For membership information please call 352-394-3918 Tuesday through Saturday after 4 pm
Pictured are Kent Adcock, from Habitat For Humanity of Lake Sumpter, and Rebecca Teston, from Haven House, receiving $1,000 check each for their continuing great works in our community. They are being presented by Officers of our Lodge, Rhonda Kleizo, Loyal Knight, Leslie Eberline, Lodge Secretary, Jim Yaskiewicz, Lodge Exalted Ruler, and Niki Fulmer, Lecturing Knight.
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TAVARES Should county restrict homeowners’ unregistered vehicles? GREG JONES | Staff Writer owner living next door to greg [email protected] someone who uses their There’s an old Jeff property as a storage yard Foxworthy joke that says if for unregistered, inopera- ble or abandoned vehi- there are four or more cars cles,” she said. “In these up on blocks in your front instances, one property yard, you might just be a owner must tolerate what redneck. He says the same has essentially become a thing about cutting your junkyard or car lot next Restrictions could grass and finding forgotten door, with no recourse for be tightened on vehicles. protecting their owner homeowners who store non- Lake County officials property value.” working cars, aren’t seeing the humor in Director of Conserva- such as this one jokes like these after tion and Compliance in Lisbon, on their receiving complaints from Gregg Welstead pointed property. residents about non-run- out that the county does ning vehicles creating not require vehicles in neighborhood eyesores. As VICTORIA ALDRICH / yards to be registered. DAILY COMMERCIAL a result, they want to However, for an unregis- strengthen an existing tered vehicle to be con- ordinance which address- sidered acceptable for es unregistered or aban- outside storage, he sug- doned vehicles. gested requiring it to be Commission chair Leslie fully operable and capa- Campione, who doesn’t ble of safe movement want areas of the county to under its own power. end up looking like junk- Welstead suggested an yards, has directed county unregistered vehicle may staff to look at what other not be stored in such Lake County has no might be too restrictive. tion,” she said. looking at regulations in counties are doing about manner if it appears to be restrictions on how many “The last thing I want to “But a fair regulation other counties, I am cer- the problem. an abandoned or derelict unregistered vehicles can do is create an economic will allow for a reasonable tain we can create an “I am very sensitive to vehicle, which would be stored on a homeown- hardship for someone number of unregistered ordinance that is sensitive the protection of property include cars that are er’s property. While who has multiple unregis- vehicles that are operable to everyone’s property rights, but our current wrecked, inoperative or Sumter County limits this tered vehicles on their but not being used, and rights which is something regulations are deficient used solely for storage number to one, property because of their will exempt any cars that our current rules do and unfair to the property purposes. Campione thinks this current financial situa- stored in a garage. After not do.” MINNEOLA Montverde race picks CLERMONT House painter arrested Speeding gets cop He allegedly stole medication, then left crash scene up more challengers written reprimand MILLARD K. IVES | Staff Writer Highway 27 and Lake GREG JONES | Staff Writer Friday to fill out the [email protected] Minneola Shores where greg [email protected] required paperwork if they MILLARD K. IVES | Staff Writer [email protected] A house painter witnesses said the Six candidates, including wish to be on the ballot. vehicle that caused In addition, residents was arrested on a the board’s vice president, A police officer has been issued a written repri- the accident had can petition for a slot on number of charges will be vying for two posi- mand after a witness videotaped her driving more left the scene. after allegedly tions on the Montverde the ballot if they can get than 80 mph on Interstate 4, according to a After scanning the stealing a cus- Town Council this fall, signatures from a least 10 Clermont police spokesman on Friday. area, deputies spot- tomer’s anti-anxi- while another two incum- percent of the total num- Debbie Reasoner, who has been with the ted King sitting on a ety medication bents have picked up chal- ber of voters who took part curb on Willow Run department for about six years, was apparent- and leaving the lengers in Mascotte. in the last city election and Street with an ly heading to a department-approved training job, only to Montverde had its annu- submit the required pa- HUNTER empty prescription session in Daytona Beach when the incident become involved al Town Caucus this week perwork by the deadline. occurred. bottle of Wynkoop, who owns two in a vehicle acci- Lorazepam in his pants for residents to nominate Lt. Michael McMaster, police spokesman, dent. candidates to run for two local businesses, was first said his department and city officials learned pocket. elected to the council after Beau Russell Hunter, 38, When deputies made at-large council seats in about the incident after a link to a video, post- serving for seven years on of Minneola, was charged contact with the woman the Nov. 6 general election. ed on YouTube — showing the marked the town’s planning coun- with petit theft, posses- whose name was on the Incumbent Councilman Clermont police car at speeds up to 87 mph sion of a controlled sub- Lorazepam, she told them Joe Wynkoop, the board’s cil. He has lived in the — was sent to the interim police chief and city stance and leaving the she had hired a crew to vice president, got the town for approximately 18 manager, along with an email detailing the scene of an accident. paint the inside of her nod, but incumbent Coun- years. incident. He remained in the home. cilman Mike Revell — who In Mascotte, incumbent The driver wrote that he was on the inter- Lake County jail on She also said the reportedly was not inter- councilors Louise state in Sanford when the marked patrol car Friday in lieu of $16,250 Lorazepam had been ested in running again — Thompson and Brenda sped up behind him in an attempt to push bail. stored in a kitchen cabinet did not. Brasher both qualified to him out of the way. Hunter was part of a to which the crew had Also nominated to run seek re-election on Nov. 6, The driver let the police car pass and began crew painting the inside access. for a seat were residents and each picked up a chal- using an iPad to video the speeding vehicle, of a residence this week. The supervisor of the Karey Harden, Jon lenger, officials there said. McMaster said. According to an arrest painting crew told Hopman, Josephine Lo- Seeking Thompson’s Seat 2 The marked car eventually slowed down. affidavit, deputies deputies Hunter had left pez, Jim Peacock and Dan is Donnie Burchfield, “Officers need to be held to a higher stan- responded to a crash for lunch earlier and had McQuaig. All of the nomi- while Valerie Walstead dard,” said McMaster on why his department scene on Aug. 16 on U.S. not returned to the job. nees have until 4 p.m. on wants Brasher’s Seat 4. issued the officer a written reprimand.
CLERMONT Council candidates Bates, Murry square off
THERESA CAMPBELL | Staff Writer their schools,” he said. meeting where he native,” Murry said, the [email protected] Murry, 58, was plan- expected to hear the only candidate who was ning to spend Tuesday election results. born and raised in Timothy Bates and Tim night at the city’s council “I’m the true Clermont Clermont. Murry will square off in the general election in Novem- ber for Clermont City Council, Seat 1, after nei- ther emerged with more than 50 percent of the votes in the four-person council race in the Nov. 14 primary. Bates received 1,432 votes for 42.78 percent of the 10 precincts that went to the polls. Murry had 788 votes for 23.54 percent; Thomas Spencer came in third with 633 votes and 18.91 percent, while Cuqui Whitehead finished last with 494 votes for 14.76 percent. Bates, 39, said he cam- paigned hard and has met a lot of people in his quest for the council seat. He said he didn’t have a chance to celebrate the election results. “I have two younger kids and they had school ori- entations, so as soon as the polls closed, I was at
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DEATH NOTICES Hilbish Funeral Directors, Home, Eustis. Eustis. Beyers Funeral Home, died Tuesday, August 7, Eustis. Jean Harrison Willard B. Johnson Umatilla. 2012. Anderson-Hence James W. Carroll Betty A. Corbett Jean Harrison, 84, of Willard B. Johnson, 91, of Danielle Renee Lyon Funeral Home, Wildwood. James W. Carroll, 75, of Betty A. Corbett, 86, of Eustis, died Tuesday, Mount Dora, died Danielle Renee Lyon, 46, Richard Noel Rehm Altoona, died Tuesday, Grand Island, died Friday, August 21, 2012. Central Wednesday, August 15, of Leesburg, died Friday, Richard Noel Rehm, 76, August 14, 2012. Aug. 17, 2012. Florida Cremation, 2012. Beyers Funeral August 17, 2012. Beyers of Leesburg, died Saturday, Harden/Pauli Funeral Harden/Pauli Funeral Tavares. Home, Umatilla. Funeral Home and August 18, 2012. Beyers Home, Eustis. Home, Eustis. Marylin L. Jenkins Colette F. Kleber Crematory, Leesburg. Funeral Home and Sylvia J. Cloutier Frederick J. Goff Marylin L. Jenkins, 79, of Colette F. Kleber, 64, of Linda Moore Crematory, Leesburg. Sylvia J. Cloutier, 84, of Frederick J. Goff, 75, of Leesburg died Saturday, Leesburg died Friday, Aug. Linda Moore, 69, of Michael Joseph Roy Sorrento, died Wednesday, Saturday, August 18, 2012. Aug. 18, 2012. Hamlin & 17, 2012. Beyers Funeral Leesburg, died Monday, Michael Joseph Roy, 53, August 15, 2012. Hamlin & Harden/Pauli Funeral Hilbish Funeral Directors, Home and Crematory, August 20, 2012. Page- of Bushnell, died Saturday, Leesburg. Theus Funerals & August 11, 2012. Norman Arthur Ladue Cremations, Leesburg. Cremation Choices, Norman Arthur Ladue, Louise Hayes Muse Minneola. 81, of Leesburg, died Louise Hayes Muse, 90, Eileen Therea Tirikaine Monday, August 20, 2012. of Eustis, died Thursday, Eileen Therea Tirikaine, National Cremation August 16, 2012. 76, of Webster, died Society, Fruitland Park. Harden/Pauli Funeral Thursday, Aug. 16, 2012. James G. LaVeigne, Jr. Home, Eustis. Purcell Funeral Home, James G. LaVeigne, Jr., Pauline T. Muetzel Bushnell. 88, of Oxford, died Pauline T. Muetzel, 77, of Frances Williams Thursday, August 16, 2012. Fruitland Park, died Frances Williams, 59, of Banks/Page-Theus Thursday, Aug. 16, 2012. Mt. Dora, died Saturday, Funeral Home, Wildwood. Harden/Pauli Funeral August 18, 2012. Marvin C. Jeannette B. Litz Home, Eustis. Zanders Funeral Home, Jeannette B. Litz, 81, of Robert E. Parker Inc., Apopka. Leesburg, died Wednesday, Robert E. Parker, 88, of Minnie C. Young August 15, 2012. Beyers Fruitland Park, died Minnie C. Young, 85, of Funeral Home and Wednesday, August 15, Umatilla, died Thursday, Crematory, Leesburg. 2012. Page-Theus Funerals Aug. 16, 2012. Beyers Shane T. Livingston & Cremations, Leesburg. Funeral Home, Umatilla. Shane T. Livingston, 29, Charles Pennington Email obituary submissions or of Mount Dora, died Charles Pennington, 51, inquiries to obits@dailycommer- cial.com. Include your contact infor- Monday, August 13, 2012. of Coleman/Ft. Myers, mation.
CLERMONT Woman remains critical after suicide attempt Staff Report she had recently been released from Lifestream and had threatened suicide for A woman remains in critical condition most of the day,Draper said. after apparently trying to jump to her Witnesses said the woman attempted death from the third story of a Clermont to climb over the railing on one side of the billiards lounge Saturday night, police complex but was pulled away from the said. edge.Security asked to her leave. Sgt. Malcolm Draper, police depart- Witnesses said the woman stood near ment spokesman, said the woman — who the elevator for a few seconds before she was not identified — fell three floors at bolted to another railing, climbed over it, the Q Room on U.S. Highway 27 South hung over the edge for a few seconds and and was initially admitted to Orlando then fell to the concrete sidwalk below. Regional Medical Center in critical condi- The extent of the woman’s injuries tion. She has since been moved from the remains unknown. Trauma Unit to the Intensive Care Unit, The Q Room is known for its billiards but still remains in critical condition. and has three stories, including a popular According one of the woman’s friends, lounge on top called the Sky Bar.
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CLERMONT It was a stompin’ good time Thousands attend winery’s annual grape event
THERESA CAMPBELL | Staff Writer Abigail Marks, 7, and her [email protected] father, John, of Clermont. The lovable Lucille Ball Grape stompers were generated laughs stomping timed in a 2-minute dura- grapes in an “I Love Lucy” tion to see who could television classic and for crush the most juice with one grandmother, her their feet, reliving an memory of the show was Ancient Roman tradition all it took to sink her feet that dates back to 200 BC. into the wooden vat for “I’ve never done this some grape-stomping fun. before and always wanted Sandra Lassely of to,” said Gayle Taylor, 30 of PHOTOS BY THERESA CAMPBELL / DAILY COMMERCIAL Brooksville was joined by Winter Garden, who was ABOVE : Sandra Lassely stomps grapes with her grandson her 7-year-old grandson, thrilled to be declared a Wyatt, 7. RIGHT: Gayle Taylor, 30, of Winter Garden, reacts with Wyatt, and his mom, winner in her group while excitement after learning she extracted the most juice among her Jessica, two of the thou- accompanied by her group. sands participants of the friend, Erin Murphy, 34. “It was so amazing, 18th Annual Harvest “It was gooey, and it was to be another big day. Grape Stomp at Lakeridge exciting, and it was so something different. I like “This is one of our large Winery in Clermont on good to do this with my doing different things and events of the year where Sunday, the last day of the friend,” Taylor said. “It was having new experiences,” thousands of people come two-day event filled with so much fun.” said Felitiano, who stomped here just to grape stomp- music, food, tours and free “It was really cool, and her feet hard and fast to win ing,” she said, pleased that wine tasting. kind of slimy,” added her group’s stomp. She cred- while the event was free, “We’ve been wanting to Murphy, “but it was fun.” ited “being an athlete” as people were making dona- do this since we moved Owen Kendrick, 4 of vital to her win. tions to benefit Lake here in 2005 and have been Ocala, was joined by his Sean McLeod, festival Sumter Boys and Girls Club. coming to the winery,” said mom, Amy, for their first coordinator, said harvest “The Lakeridge Winery Lassely, who noted “noth- grape stomp. season at Lakeridge tries to be good neighbors; ing compares” to the win- “My parents live in Winery brings out enthusi- we’re happy to be able to ery’s tasty wines. “And the Michigan and they told us astic crowds. help the community,” she first time I ever saw grape about it,” said Amy, who “This definitely brings said. stomping was on ‘I Love wanted to created a mem- people here,” he said. Heidorn also was delight- Lucy’ and it has stuck with orable experience for “People love this and they ed by the positive com- me all of these years.” Owen. “This was a lot of come back every year to do ments from grape stom- Unlike the Lucy episode fun and he loved it.” this. We’ve had people pers and other attendees. where she’s covered in pur- Courtney Felitiano, 20, come here from the north “We hear over and over ple stains from a grape-vat of Orlando, said she and states and from Canada.” again that this is just fabu- fight, the Lassely family her sisters thought that Paula Heidorn, a retail lous,” she said. “They’re emerged with clean the Lakeridge Winery sales tour guide, said about saying, ‘We loved being clothes and victorious: event would be something 1,500 people attended here, we had a great time Jessica was declared a win- fun to do before school Saturday’s event and she and we’re going to come ner in a tie along with starts this week. expected Sunday to add up back again.’”
TAVARES South Lake Press is the best! Officials hold training to stop bullying No need to read the rest! Staff Report have the safest learning importance of reporting We don’t jest! environment. Every student and documenting poten- Bullying prevention has should have the respect and tial bullying behaviors was become a priority for Lake admiration that he or she so also stressed. County Schools and, with richly deserves.” “The documentation is school starting Monday, One of the items Brooks key to knowing what is that message was rein- Rumenik, director of the forced at a training session going on with a situation,” Office of Safe Schools, Rumenik said. this week with principals, reviewed with the audi- The Safe Schools assistant principals and ence is the importance of district staff in attendance. bullying prevention train- Department at Lake Co- Brooks Rumenik and ing for all school staff, from unty Schools is continually Julie Collins from the the teacher to the custodi- monitoring reports of bul- Florida Department of an. She shared online lying at school campuses Education’s Office of Safe training materials that are and assists schools with Schools reviewed defini- specifically helpful for bus implementing bullying tions of bullying and drivers as they monitor prevention programs. harassment, state law, student behavior on the Several months ago, a school board policies and way to and from school. frustrated Umatilla High bullying reporting meas- “The more we can devel- School student was kicked ures. With the information op those relationships off a middle school bus in-hand, principals and with our transportation after being accused of bul- assistant principals are staff, I think the safer our lying the same students she tasked with sharing the school campuses are going had complained about in bullying information with to be,” she said. vain for picking on a devel- their school staff. In helping staff recog- opmentally challenged girl. “Bullying is a topic of nize signs of bullying and “Bullying is not always great concern for our com- addressing bullying munity and school district,” behaviors, a number of obvious as it can happen said Dr. Susan Moxley, resources were shared in very subtle ways,” said Superintendent of Lake with staff including sever- John R. Schmidt, Admin- County Schools. “We want al websites, including istrative Coordinator of the to make sure we are doing www.fldoe.org/safeschool Safe Schools Department. all the things we need to do s/bullying.asp, www.stop- “Together, we can eradi- in our school system to bullying.gov and safesup- cate bullying at Lake make sure our students portiveschools.ed.gov. The County Schools.”
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CLERMONT ‘Kicks for Guns’ trades firearms for gift cards MILLARD K. IVES | Staff Writer Devin Thomas, riding a motor- [email protected] cycle, brought in a 12-gauge rifle The annual Kicks For Guns that was in pieces in his back- event in Lake County, which pack. He said a friend of his found it in the woods. allows residents to trade in their “I'm going to use this to buy weapons for gift cards, apparent- groceries,” said Thomas, riding ly lost a little kick this year. off on his bike with the gift card. The Lake County Sheriff’s Of- The event was sponsored by fice only collected 67 in the 12- Central Florida Crimeline and hour campaign at its substation Real Radio 104.1. in Clermont on Aug. 16, At last year's event, the sher- a huge drop from the nearly 400 iff's office started out with $8,000 guns collected last year. worth of gift cards before run- Sgt. James Vachon, sheriff’s ning out by 9 a.m., getting rein- spokesman, said since the loca- forcements with the help of Real tion was changed from the Lake Radio 104.1 successfully plead- County Fairgrounds in Eustis last ing for donations — and then year to south Lake this year, it's running out again before distrib- hard compare numbers. uting about $12,000 worth. “It's a program we believe in Thursday’s vehicles tended to and we wanted to make sure it trickle through the drive-thru as was available to Lake County officials managing the event residents who could benefit tried to seek shelter from the from it so I would say it's a suc- sun. They even gave out gift cess no matter how many guns cards to at least one person with were traded in, Vachon said. a BB gun, although a smaller Kicks for Guns ran from 7 a.m. amount. to 7 p.m. Aug. 16 and was part of But with the take including a Central Florida 14th annual several old and antique guns and program and effort to get illegal rifles as well as at least one with and old guns off the street — no the serial number scratched off, VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL questions asked. Tennis shoes officials still called the event a Lake County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Art Newcombe, left, Master Deputy Cory Anderson and Cpl. Greg Holtzclaw, examine guns used to be the gift given to par- success. turned in at the annual Guns for Kicks program on Aug. 16. ticipants, thus the name. “Some of these guns don't The sheriff's office had $5,000 need to be on the streets,” said Officials with Central Florida sacre in 1999. cards as opposed to having par- worth of Walmart gift cards and Lt. Todd English. Crimeline say Kicks for Guns Initially, the campaign handed ticipants try on shoes. set up a drive-through at its State He added the change in loca- began over concerns of children out free tennis shoes to those English said guns collected at Road 50 substation in Clermont. tion this year gave residents in having their tennis shoes taken, who turned in guns. But Bergin the event are typically destroyed Most participants were give $50 South Lake a better chance to some at gunpoint, as well as the said organizers eventually decid- with the exception of some that gift cards. drop off guns. Columbine High School mas- ed it was easier to hand out gift are eligible for deputies to use. SouthSouth LakeLake Gathering Places forfor SpiritualSpiritual WorshipWorship
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CLERMONT Sundays 13600 Caspian Lane FERNDALE 415 Old Hwy 50 • 394-4596 Bible Fellowship Groups 9:30 am Wed: Casual Service 7 pm - Sunday School 9:30 am BLESSED SACRAMENT FERNDALE BAPTIST CHURCH Worship Service 10:40 am 4th Wed: Candle & Prayer Service Sunday Worship & Children’s Church 11:00 am CATHOLIC CHURCH Worship Services 8:00 am & 10:15 am Family Prayer Service 6:00 pm at CR455 & CR561A Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm 720 12th Street • Clermont, FL 34711 Sunday School 9:00 am 407-469-3888 352-394-3562 Wednesdays Wed Worship & Youth Service 7:00 pm Blessed to be a Blessing Saturday Vigil Masses Bible Study 7:00 pm Pastor: Gordon (Bird) Sanders Rev. Loyce Rowland (352) 394-3382 English: 4 pm and Spanish: 7 pm Groups for adults, teens, and children Sunday School: 9:15 am www.shephillsclermont.org Sunday Masses: ~Nursey provided for all services~ Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 am 8 am, 10 am, 12 noon (Contemporary Mass) Chris Johnson, Senior Pastor SOUTH LAKE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Evening Worship & 5 pm (Contemporary Mass) MONTVERDE For directions and more information, visit: Discipleship Study: 6:00 pm Reconciliation on Saturday: A Place of Love, Life & Growth 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm (Eng.) www.lbcclermont.org 131 Chestnut St., Clermont TeamKid: Sunday 6:30 pm CROSSROADS FAMILY FELLOWSHIP 6:15 pm - 6:45 pm (Sp.) 11043 True Life Way 352-394-2753 Wednesday: 7:00 pm Come to the Country... Where God,
Corner of Hwy 50 & 12th St. (Rt 561) Clermont, FL 34711 East Ave - 1 block south of SR 50 Prayer Service, Youth Activities, families and community are our priority. www.blessedsacramentcc.com Worship Times: 352.394.0708 Mission Kids for Children Located at 16913 #11 Lakeside Dr. Sunday Located just off of Lakeshore Dr. Montverde, 34756 CHURCH OF CHRIST 9 AM (Contemporary); 11 AM (Traditional) FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 500 Grand Hwy. • 352-394-7374 1 block north of Montverde NEW JACOB’S CHAPEL MISSIONARY Church school for all ages 10:00 AM Sunday School 9:00 am 137 E. Cherry St. • 429-2651 blinking light - Hwy 455 Childcare provided Sunday Worship 10:00 am & 6:00 pm BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 am Services Times: Youth Group - Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 PM Wednesday 7:00 pm 410 W. Hwy. 50 Sunday Worship 10:50 am & 7:00 pm Sunday 9:30 am Praise/Worship www.southlakepresbyterian.org Clermont, FL 34711 Wednesday 7:00 pm 10:00 am service and children church FAITH FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Phone: 352-394-4720 ST.MATTHIAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Wednesday evening 7:00 pm 915 W. DeSoto St. Rev. Rex Anderson, Pastor MT.OLIVE MISSIONARY Sunday School 9:45 am Summer Schedule First Sunday evening monthly 6:00 pm Sunday Worship 10:30 am & 6:30 pm Minister Kenneth Williams, Youth Pastor June 3, 2012 to September 30, 2012 BAPTIST CHURCH Pastors Jim and Linda Watson Wednesday Worship 7:00 pm Church Motto: “Equipping Changed People for A Sunday Services 8:00am & 10:00am Sunday Worship Service - 11:00 AM Youth Pastors Rob and Leslie Durant Omar Walker 394-5966 Changing World!” Rector’s Reflections 9:00am Sunday School - 9:30 AM 407-469-3927 or 321-948-2350 Summer Sunday School 10:00am Sunday Services - Morning Service - Prayer Service - Saturday 8:30 AM FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 7:45 & 11:00 a.m. Nursery Care 10:00am WOODLANDS LUTHERAN (LCMS) “Encountering Christ, Growing in Christ, Bible Study - Wednesday 7:00 PM & Youth Group 11:30am 15333 CR 455, Montverde Sharing Christ, wherever we are...” Wednesday - Youth Bible Study - 6:00 p.m. 2nd and 4th Sundays 4:00 PM 574 West Montrose Street Thursday - Adult Bible Study - 6:45 p.m. 407-469-2525 950 Seventh Street 352-394-2412 Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Downtown Clermont Pastor: Rev. Doug Kokx Website: www.newjacobschapel.com Pastor Rev. Dr. Brian Kneser 352.394.3855 15641 Stuckey Loop www.fumc-clermont.org e-mail: [email protected] Sunday School 9:45 am www.stmatthiasfl.com Stuckey, FL 34736 (West of Mascotte) Sunday Worship (Traditional) 8 & 11:00 am Sunday Service 8:30 am & 11 am Sunday Worship (Contemporary) 9:30 am Rev. Clarence L. Southall-Pastor REAL LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH www.woodlandschurch.com WOOTSON TEMPLE CHURCH OF GOD Sunday School 9:30 am & 11:00 am Phone: (352)429-3888 “Helping Real People Find Real Faith” Bible Studies & Childrens Activities: IN CHRIST Worship Times Sun. Night Children/Youth/Middle School 5-6:30 pm Elder T.L. Wootson Sun. Night High School Activities 7-8:30 pm Saturday 6:00 pm 836 Scott St. Clermont, FL 34711 OAKLAND Wed. Night Dinner & Fellowship $6pp, 5-6:30 pm Sunday 9:10 am, 11:15 am & 6:00 pm 394-1396 or 394-3004 MINNEOLA
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Friday, August 24, 2012 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A13 AREA CELEBS COME TOGETHER TO BENEFIT HOMELESS RECOVERY PROGRAMS
Area celebrities came together to play in a softball game at the Legends Way Ballfield in Clermont. Sponsored by New Beginnings of Clermont, proceeds from the game went to benefit the organization’s homeless recovery programs. TOP LEFT: Lake County Commissioner Sean Parks bangs out a hit. ABOVE: Olympic golf medalist Dr. Dot Richardson throws out the first ball prior to Friday’s game. B OTTOM LEFT: South Lake Hospital corporate financial officer Lane Sewell runs to third base as South Lake Chamber of Commerce President Ray San Fratello watches.
Aurelio Parra jumps over Tommy Novak as he scores a run Friday in the first inning of the New Beginnings celebrity softball game at the National Training Center in Clermont. The event raised money for the group.
PHOTOS BY VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL
Officials rethink expulsion GREG JONES | Staff Writer standing, or he or she can back in school if they are [email protected] sit out the entire year. So, progressing.” Kids who get into seri- they have a choice on Board chairwoman what they want to do.” ous trouble at school get Rosanne Brandeburg said While Howard said he expelled. No exceptions. she understands there are doesn’t have much sym- No appeal. No way back different situations pathy for someone kicked until that expulsion runs involving poor decisions, out of school for a serious out. but added she would infraction, like an assault, have a “big issue” with a Now, some school offi- he doesn’t want to throw a cials are looking at the student who had a seri- roadblock in front of a ous infraction like selling expulsion policy and say- student who has made a ing “No fair.” They want to drugs on campus. mistake, learned from it, “I would like to see tweak it with a behavior and is trying to get back agreement for expelled what all that student has on track. to complete to show that students to satisfy if they “When you have a he or she has been reha- want to return to the sophomore who makes a bilitated and is not into school system without mistake and is out for drugs, and is not going to serving the full time of part of his junior year, his their punishment. college and entire future be back on campus doing “With a behavior con- (could be affected)...” he it three months later,” she tract, what we will do is said. “I know there are said. up front say, ‘You won’t state rules we have to Getting expelled is a last have to appeal it... If you work with. Anytime resort, with officials first do this stuff, we will cut somebody who is going to opting for alternative your expulsion short,’” have an expulsion over six placement. However, Board member Tod months for a victimless with no appeal process in Howard said. “That crime, I would like to see place for those expelled, behavior agreement will that person come back to work on a behavior agree- be in our final order, and the board once they have ment continues. Howard that student will have the (taken care) of all the said it is all about getting choice to go out and do other stuff that involved a student educated so he all those things to put teen courts or whatever, or she doesn’t make poor themselves in good so we can get this person choices in the future. Get Ready For Next Year! Save up to $80000 Off Sale starts 8/22/12 thru 9/8/12 Buy Today - No Payments till April 2013 0% APR for 48 months (WAC) SAME DAY DELIVERY* *With approved credit
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Proudly serving B1 YOUR CONTACT FOR COMMUNITY NEWS CLERMONT, MINNEOLA, GROVELAND, MASCOTTE and MONTVERDE SOUTH LAKE PRESS STAFF WRITER ...... Roxanne Brown Friday, August 24, 2012 PHONE ...... 394-2183 FAX...... 394-8001 www.southlakepress.com E-mail...... [email protected] COMMUNITY Meet Your NEIGHBOR MARY GILLIS MASON
HOMETOWN: DeLand OCCUPATION: Montverde town clerk/CPA What do you enjoy most about South Lake County? I love the diversity of South Lake County — the spirit, community VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL and rural beauty of small towns Publix at Summer Bay, a 77,770-square-foot Publix-anchored center in the Four Corners area, has been sold to a Canadian real estate investment trust. combined with the excitement of growth and opportunity of a larger city. CLERMONT If you had to summarize your philosophy of life in one sentence, what would it be? “To leave the world a bit better, Canadian firm buys Clermont mall whether by a healthy child, garden patch, or a redeemed social condition … is to have succeeded.” Staff Report other grocery-anchored shop- and a Hess Station. an 88,316-square-foot Publix- — Ralph Waldo Emerson. ping centers in northern and Traffic counts for the center are anchored center in Merritt Name a person or incident you’ve dens, one of the nation’s central Florida, totaling 333,615 50,000 vehicles per day on Island; and Publix at Holly Hill, come across recently that’s leading retail real estate square feet of space, that was sold Highway 192 and 38,000 on a 57,870-square-foot Publix- touched you in some way. Why E owners and developers, to H&R REIT for $55.5 million. Highway 27. anchored center in Holy Hill. did this person or incident impress you so much? has sold Publix at Summer Bay, Co-tenants include Pinch A The other properties in the All of the properties feature a 77,770-square-foot Publix- Penny, Florida Store Property portfolio include the Corridors at Working in Montverde, I have seen occupancy levels higher than 89 how the residents of our small town anchored center in the Four Management, Fantastic Sam’s, Ponte Vedra, a 52,959-square-foot percent. Corners area. take pride in coming together to Precious 1 Nails, South Lake center in Jacksonville anchored Publix at Summer Bay report- help a neighbor in need. Seeing The center at 17445 U.S. Primary Care, Florida Store by the Fresh Market; Mandarin edly only has a couple of units for these residents and my own Highway 192, near the intersec- Vacation Rentals, Cleaners 2000, Oaks, a 56,700-square-foot rent, one at 3,600 square feet and co-workers provide personal and tion of U.S. Highway 27, was H & R Block, Papa John’s Pizza, Publix-anchored center in included in a portfolio of four Shang Hai Chinese Restaurant Jacksonville; First Merritt Center, SEE BUYS MALL | B2 SEE NEIGHBOR | B2
FROM THE FILES | 55 YEARS AGO — 1957 Reliving history through the pages of the South Lake Press
BRICE CHOSEN TO COORDINATE Mrs. J. V. Brice. the reopening of Taylor Restau- Down the grocery aisles at FLORIDA’S GATOR GROWL IN OTHER NEWS: rant on Minneola Avenue at 8th Publix we find: Lykes Super Creek Riley Brice, 936 Montrose St., Clermont American Legion Street. smoked picnics at 33 cents per Clermont, was named technical Post 55 held the first meeting in Mr. and Mrs. John Whiting of pound; Swift’s franks at 43 cents coordinator for the University of its new post home on DeSoto the Clermont Tower Gift Shop per pound; sirloin steaks, 95 cen- Florida’s Homecoming Gator Street on Aug. 1. The home is received a request from the ters per pound; chuck roast, 45 Growl, the university’s largest completed and practically fur- Spanish Embassy in Washington, cents per pound; and T-bone project of the year. Brice, a senior nished. Members have the pros- D.C. Seems officials had received steaks at 99 cents per pound. in the College of Arts and Science, pect of getting a piano. Jack some of the color postcards and Down the produce lane we find will direct all technical phases of Knight is post commander. views of the groves taken from a quart basket of Carolina peach- the five-hour Growl, which is an The high temperature for the the top of the tower and wanted es at 39 cents; golden ripe toma- outgrowth of the annual home- week of July 16-27 was 97 while more. toes, 19 cents per carton; and coming-eve pep rally. the low was 69. Total rain for the Citizens Bank of Clermont’s golden ripe bananas at three Brice has been active in cam- week was 4.53 inches. board of directors elected E.K. pounds for 29 cents. pus affairs and has served on the Attending Boys State from Brockway as president. Brockway At Cantwell’s Department Executive Council, clerk of the South Lake County were Bill first came to Clermont about store we find men’s sport shirts, Ann Dupee Honor Court, president of the Osgood of Montverde and Bob 1912 and later took up residence your choice, for 99 cents; men’s REMEMBER WHEN Lyceum Council, president of the Muraro of Groveland. on Lake Louisa, where he has dacron pants, your choice, $5.95; Men’s Glee Club, physics hon- Clermont City Council adver- resided for many years. He has A weekly column that reprints some 12 Birdsey diapers for $1.59; and of the more interesting news stories orary, and was valedictorian of tised for bids to pave Disston been a stockholder since 1929 Ship ’N Shore blouses $1.59 each. that have appeared over the years in the Clermont High School Class Street and Palm Lane. and on the board of directors the South Lake Press. of 1954. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.Addie Taylor announces since 1934. SEE HISTORY | B2
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B2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, August 24, 2012 BUYS MALL CLERMONT FROM PAGE B1 the other at 1,200 square feet. Officials raising awareness of brain injuries Danny Finkle, Brad Peterson, Luis Castillo and GREG JONES | Staff Writer Used by other school districts, play), but when you tested him, “Each school has a resource Rob Saracco, of HFF, repre- [email protected] college programs and teams in it showed his neurocognitive officer, and there are other sented the seller in the trans- resources throughout the com- High school football players the NBA and NFL, the test has signs weren’t quite right,” Ray action. munities, such as drug clinics, can receive anywhere from 200 become a standard tool used in said. “I think it helps out because Edens develops, owns and and there are counselors and to nearly 1,900 hits to the head comprehensive clinical manage- we don’t send them back in to operates neighborhood guidance personnel to help stu- per season, a recent study shows. ment of concussions for athletes play early. It helps make sure shopping centers in primary from age 10 through adulthood. they are fully healed before they dents in those areas,” Highland markets throughout the East Because of this, the Lake County said. “There is no protocol in the Athletic Association wants to The program gives an athlete a go back on to the field.” Coast. neurocognitive assessment to Purdue University released a school system for a concussion.” The company has built an brings more awareness and raise Steve Pisarkiewicz, a member more funds for its ImPACT help to objectively evaluate the two-year study in February in institutional-quality portfolio concussed athlete’s post-injury which impact sensors were of the Retired Central Florida of 130 retail centers, includ- Concussion Program. NFL Players Association, said the “I think a brain injury is a seri- condition and track recovery for embedded in helmets of an ing another 21 in Florida. a safe return to play to help pre- Indiana high school team. ImPACT test can help prevent ous consequence of contact kids from getting a second con- Edens has regional head- vent the cumulative effects of Purdue found that players sports,” said Dr. J. Michael Ray, cussion in a short time span. He quarters in Boston, New York, concussions. received 200 to nearly 1,900 hits an orthopedic surgeon at the said the brain has to have time to Washington D.C., Atlanta, to the head per season. National Training Center’s Sports The school district didn’t start heal like any other body part. Miami and Columbia, SC. using the program until October Lake County Schools District H&R REIT is a Canadian Medicine Institute, which is ass- Beau Jarrell, another member, sisting with the program. “In past of last year. All Lake County kids Athletic Director Trish Highland said the more people are edu- real estate investment trust will be tested before participating said she is grateful for all the which owns a North Ameri- years, this has gone unchecked cated on what the school dis- in any sport this fall and officials sponsors and support the pro- can portfolio of 40 office, 117 — not only because of lack of trict is trying to do, the better are even considering bringing gram has been receiving through- industrial, 133 retail proper- equipment or lack of science, but they can understand the seri- testing to Pop Warner football. out the community. She said the ties comprising over 43 mil- also because of lack of knowl- ousness of the issue. Kids receiving a concussion are annual Lake County Schools Golf lion square feet, and three edge both from the coaches’ Jarrell and Pisarkiewicz often graded on a scale of one to 10, Tournament has raised money development projects with a standpoint, parents' standpoint talk to coaches, athletic trainers, which was used to buy education total value of approximately as well as physicians.” and doctors — not parents, ath- parents and children to educate $9.1 billion. The Immediate Post-Concussion letic trainers or coaches — make materials, help administrator the people about concussions. Larry Froom, chief financial Assessment and Cognitive Testing the final decision on whether test and will be used to buy future “We won’t ever tell people we officer of the company, could is a 20-minute, computerized eval- they can return to play. And not software to store data. had ‘our bell rung’ or ‘clock not be reached for comment uation often administered by a the family doctor, either, but Ray For the first time, the district cleaned,’ he said. “What we will about the sale. trainer. It give doctors a baseline and his staff at NTC in Clermont. will have the infrastructure in say is, ‘It is a brain injury,’” Jarrell assessment of an athlete’s mental “I think it works better because place to address brain injuries said. “We try not to emphasize abilities so that after an injury, the there was a least one case where the same way it addresses bad those old terminology we used test can be retaken for a true meas- a kid looked fine and everything behavior or poor academic per- back in our days. You never say NEIGHBOR ure of recovery. looked great to go back in (and formance, she said. that. You have a brain injury.” FROM PAGE B1
financial assistance to their neigh- completed his two weeks of annual active new offices of First Federal Savings and bors has been very inspiring. HISTORY training duty at the Naval Training Center in Loan of Clermont, which was beginning its How does what you do contribute CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 Great Lakes, Ill. 14th year. (The building at the corner of S.R. to the welfare of the area? Marine First Lt. Marvin K. Boykin, son of 50 and Bloxam Avenue is now the home of 45 YEARS AGO — 1967 As town clerk, I interact daily with Mrs. and Mrs. Marvin Boykin of Minneola, Wells Fargo.) the residents of Montverde. A large Dr. W.K. Smith has been certified a has earned his aviator’s “Wings of Gold” Page one also pictured Minneola City part of my job is listening to their “diplomat” in the American Board of after completing flight training at the Naval Clerk Mamie Mitchell at her desk in the new needs and finding resolutions to Abdominal Surgery. Smith has practiced in Training Station in Pensacola. city clerk’s offices located in the old post their problems. One of my greatest South Lake County since 1952. Officers installed for American Legion office building on the corner of Main and accomplishments was using my Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong of Grove- Auxiliary Unit 55 of Clermont were: Presi- Pearl Streets. accounting background to create land celebrated their 67th wedding anniver- dent Mrs.Blanche Townsend; Vice President better accounting reporting systems South Lake Press Publisher George Dupee sary.Married June 25, 1900, in Middletown, Mrs. Annabelle Cochran; Second Vice wrote in the editorial: “There have been for the town. It has been very President Mrs. William Stull; Secretary/- rewarding for me to see more resi- Del., they moved to Florida in 1921. After many accomplishments in South Lake Treasurer Mrs. Lillian Abrams; Chaplain dents participating in our budget and living at Island Grove in the Cross Creek County. financial processes. area for seven years, they sold their home to Mrs. Leila Warren; Historian Mrs. Robert author Marjorie Kinlaw Rawlings and Harris; and Sergeant-at-Arms Mrs. William The beginning of construction of a signifi- What’s something you’ve always cant addition to South Lake Memorial wanted to do but haven’t yet? moved down the state of Groveland. Quirk. Commander and Mrs. Don Smith and Hospital, the beginning of a real effort in E xplore Italy’s Tuscan region further Their grove on Redwing Road has been home since 1928, although they also operat- their three children arrived from Monterey, Groveland to build a sewer system, the acti- … or follow Crosby, Stills and Nash vation of the labor camp north of Clermont on tour! ed the Groveland “Teacherage” from 1932 to Calif., to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. into an Industrial Park (now site of Lake What advice would you give to 1951. This was a boardinghouse, a hotel for Don Smith and Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Smith. people who want to help out in teachers and occasionally others employed Mrs. Smith and the children, Adela, Rusty Correctional Institution), construction of the community? in the Groveland area. and Randy, will made their home in Cler- the fishing pier at the foot of 8th Street in Find an activity in which you are The Armstrongs have three daughters — mont while Cmdr. Smith is on duty in the Lake Minneola, the start of a large resort particularly skilled, then find an Mrs. LT. (Marion) Staats of Pennsylvania Middle East. and recreational area south of Clermont and outlet to give your gift to the and Clermont; Mrs. J.V. (Frances) Brice of 41 YEARS AGO — 1971 construction of the new Sumter Electric community. Clermont; and Mrs. L.N. (Catherine) Harnage SLP EDITORIAL LAUDS COMMUNITY building in Groveland. ACCOMPLISHMENTS “Probably the biggest thing upcoming in If you know a good Neighbor you’d like of St. Augustine. to see honored, send their name to Seaman Larry G. Ragar, 20, USNR, son Page one of the Jan. 7, 1971, South Lake our area is the beginning of the sewer sys- [email protected] of Mrs. Francis L. Ragar of Clermont, has Press showed an artist’s rendering of the tem in Clermont.”
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THE MEANING OF IT By Patrick Berry / Edited by Will Shortz 1 23 456 78910 11121314151617
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Across 44 Response to feeble 103 Underside of a ship 14 1951 Baseball Hall 22 23 24 25 1 Tsp. or tbsp. excuses 104 “How dare you of Fame inductee 26 27 4 Tax expert, briefly 45 Scrammed climb a barbed- 15 Kia subcompact wire fence wearing 7 Slow-cooked dish 46 Semitransparent 16 Bearded beast 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 curtain my sweater!” 11 “Star Trek: T.N.G.” 17 Partake of 106 “I’m in a hurry to 35 36 37 character Geordi 49 Carnival dance 21 “Great” guy see that bug ___ 50 Faulkner’s “A Rose squashed!” 23 “Maisie” star 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 18 Coin of little value for ___” Sothern 110 “Yeah, I’m asking 51 Seat seeker 45 46 47 48 49 19 Mine layer for people’s 24 Honored a king, 53 Hard workers perhaps 20 Iditarod endpoint impression of this 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 56 Lawn starter 21 Short, light musical inkblot -- so?!” 27 Peace disrupter 57 58 59 60 61 62 piece 57 Actress Russo 111 Annual Academy 30 It means “farmer” in 58 Furry feller? list Afrikaans 22 “Talking isn’t going 63 64 65 66 67 to reseal that wine 61 Spree stops 112 “Catch!” 31 Binary star in Cetus bottle!” 63 “Of course this car 113 U-Haul driver’s 32 Bullet points 68 69 70 71 25 “Quit trying to make isn’t voice- place 33 First circle of hell 72 73 74 75 76 77 a paper doll by controlled!” 114 Abbr. for an in Dante’s ripping the paper!” 68 Go by unlimited number? “Inferno” 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 26 “I can see why 69 IHOP order 115 They take stock 34 Work in a bakery 85 86 87 88 89 90 shoppers avoid this 70 Hold up one’s end? during an 35 Castaway’s message off-brand white emergency 72 Field authority 36 Hip-hop’s Run-___ 91 92 93 94 bread!” 116 Senatorial 75 Wood nymph 37 Shirley who sang 27 One of England’s agreements 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 76 Drink name suffix “Goldfinger” Cinque Ports 117 Rooting area 77 Saintly quality 38 Eisner’s successor 103 104 105 28 Dinette set 118 [How shameful!] 78 Peabody Essex as Disney chief 29 Cry for 106 107 108 109 110 Museum city 39 Marisa of “The 30 Zookeeper’s Down 80 Old Testament Wrestler” 111 112 113 114 injuries, maybe 1 Gelatin made from section 40 Really economize consommé 115 116 117 118 31 Beverage that’s 83 Slow and steady 41 Claim
R graded 2 Conversation opener? 85 Lucky charms 42 Approximately one 35 “Do the Right 3 Rwandan people 88 “This tippy out of every two Thing” pizzeria 4 Truffle coating 58 Symbol on 73 “Speed-the-Plow” 86 Kid aged 10-12 101 Joins the mob Christmas tree is deliveries California’s flag playwright 102 Unable to leave 36 “I already know my driving me crazy!” 5 Boat tip 43 Sea gull nesting 87 Goofballs homemade cold 59 Spot 74 Demotion victim of 103 Paleontological 91 “Stop dillydallying 6 Pilot who makes site, maybe 89 Renders invalid cream is useless!” 2006 find and use your vertical takeoffs 47 Gave out 60 55-Down letter 90 Dainty desserts 77 Palmtop, e.g., in 104 Quaker pronoun 38 “So you finally got boarding pass!” 7 Most snarky 62 Like Tarzan’s 92 Inclines 48 Fighting spirit brief the gist of that mannerisms 105 Coup d’___ 94 Apiece 8 In good shape 93 Stable supply 51 Handles badly? 79 North Carolina Stephen Hawking 64 Whitebeards 106 NBC offering, 95 Old school 9 Kuwaiti ruler 97 John who wrote book!” 52 Besieged city during college town briefly 65 D-Day code name “Appointment in 96 Mechanical engineer 10 Ready to go through the Spanish Civil 81 Muckraker Jacob 107 Besides For any three answers, the wringer 66 Incessantly Samarra” call from a touch-tone Howe War 82 Vegas attraction 108 Alt-rock genre 11 Slatted windows 67 The Teflon Don 98 Didn’t get involved phone: 1-900-285-5656, 97 Grotesque giant 54 Pinkish red 83 Hedonists’ 109 Animal trap $1.49 each minute; or, 12 Kicks in one’s share 71 Opposite of “da” 99 Skilled hand with a credit card, 1-800- 98 Practices wearing 55 Single-sex house, opposites 110 It’s asked for a 814-5554. gloves 13 Barometer reading usually 72 Employment 84 ___ degree 100 Until now reason Solution to puzzle on page B9
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Friday, August 24, 2012 SOUTH LAKE PRESS B3 Dollar Tree steps boldly into couponing business
eports indicate that Coupons that require the Dollar Tree Stores will cashier to write in the price are Rsoon begin taking not allowed manufacturers coupons. This is Coupons that give you a free a big step for the Dollar Tree item when purchasing a select corporation, which has up until item are not allowed. this year been very anticoupon. For example: A coupon that I called most of our local stores gives you a free pack of gloves this past week and they con- when you purchase a bottle of firmed. Comet. This type of coupon will Dollar Tree will begin taking not be allowed. manufacturers coupons on Sunday in most areas. Some will Retailer specific coupons begin in September. There will are not allowed. be signage to confirm in each Coupons must be presented using my coupons. This is a "In our current economy with store. at time of purchase great step for Dollar Tree. customers struggling to balance There is no official policy yet Coupons cannot be In my opinion, Dollar Tree is their family budgets in the face on the website but all the stores Tanya redeemed for more than the keeping up with the of persistently high unemploy- did confirm the following about value of the product Joneses.Both Dollar General and ment and now unpredictable the new policy. Senseney This means no overage, and Family Dollar accept manufac- fuel prices, many people are The ABC’s of the new Dollar the coupon will be price adjust- turers coupons, and have gone a finding Dollar Tree to be a desti- Tree coupon policy: DIVINE DEAL DIVA ed if it is for more than $1. step farther to create their own nation for high-value consumer Only two (2) like coupons I expect a new corporate poli- store coupons as well. products. The company oper- allowed per transaction. Buy one get one free cy to be in effect by September This is a bold move for Dollar ates more than 4,520 stores in This means you can buy two coupons are not allowed. when all stores nationally will Tree. During the second fiscal the U.S. and Canada. It opened cans of Lysol and use two 50- Only two Internet printable be operating on the same policy. quarter, Dollar Tree Inc. report- 77 stores, expanded or relocated cent coupons. If you buy more coupons allowed per order. Officials with my local store said ed a 26 percent increase in sales. 21, and closed five during the Lysol, they will be $1 each. You Therefore, if you are buying that individuals can pick up the Here is what CEO Bob Sasser second quarter." four products and using current policy at store locations. can still buy more items like had to say recently during a cor- If you have questions, you can email Comet, chips, etc., and use Internet printed coupons, they I am looking forward to visit- porate conference call with [email protected] if you have a coupons on those items also. will only allow two. ing Dollar Tree next week and investors: question or comment.
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B4 YOUR CONTACT FOR SPORTS NEWS SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, August 24, 2012 SPORTS EDITOR...... Frank Jolley and PHONE ...... 365-8283 FAX...... 394-8001 www.southlakepress.com SPORTS LEISURE Email ...... [email protected] Quick hits CLERMONT MOUNT DORA Red Hawks travel baseball teams looking for players The Central Florida Red Hawks travel baseball teams are looking for players ages 7 to 12 years old to com- pete on their 7U-12U teams for the fall season. Teams roster players from Brevard, Volusia, Seminole, Orange, Lake, Polk, Sumter and Marion counties. For information, call 352-735-0015, or send an email to mtdorabaseballa- [email protected]. HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS 9th annual Scott Strong Golf Tournament is Oct. 5 The Educational Foundation of Lake County will be hosting the 9th annual Scott Strong Golf Tournament on Oct. 5 at Mission Inn. Registration begins at 7 a.m. with a shotgun scramble beginning at 8 a.m. Lunch and an awards ceremony fol- low play. The cost is $175 per person. This tournament has raised more AP FILE PHOTO than $700,000 for the teachers and Trell Kimmons, Justin Gatlin, Tyson Gay and Ryan Bailey celebrate after receiving their silver medals. students in the Lake County Public Schools since it inception in 2004. In addition to funding such pro- grams as Back to School Fair, Apple- NTC athletes bring home silver and bronze medals Mart and Grants for Great Ideas, pro- ceeds from this tournament also pro- vide scholarships to the Scott A. Staff Report (Nigeria) and Ryan Brathwaite hurdles (Barbados). I Campbell-Brown — Bronze Medal, Strong Memorial Scholarship recipi- Out of a dozen athletes who came from “We are honored that these world-class 100-meter sprint; Silver Medal, 4x100 ents. To date 33 scholarships have around the world to work out at the athletes chose to train in Lake County as relay been awarded. National Training Center in Clermont For information, or to reserve your they pursued their Olympic dreams,” said I Bledman — Bronze Medal, 4x100 with dreams of winning an Olympic Scott Blankenship, director of Lake foursome, call 352-326-1265, or send medal, half did exactly that in London relay County’s Office of Economic Development I an email to [email protected]. this year. Samantha Henry-Robinson — Silver and Tourism. “This helps solidify Lake Medal, 4x100 relay The dozen Olympians training at the County as a place with top-notch facilities KISSIMMEE The NTC is a state-of-the-art sports NTC represented eight different countries and sports venues, as they can play a major McLane Charity Golf at the 2012 London Olympic Games and role in ultimately attracting more visitors to complex that features a 400-meter out- Tournament is Sept. 29 included Tyson Gay (USA), Justin Gatlin the county.” door track and field complex and cross (USA), Kellie Wells (USA), Veronica The six medal-winning athletes who country course, a human performance The 10th annual McLane Charity Golf Campbell-Brown (Jamaica), Samantha trained at the NTC combined to win as lab, athletic fields, an aquatic center and Tournament benefitting the Children’s Henry-Robinson (Jamaica), Debbie many or more medals than 57 countries a 37,000 square-foot fitness center. Miracle Network is set for Sept. 29 at Ferguson-McKenzie (Bahamas), Kelly- that won at least one medal. They were: For more information about sports and Falcon’s Fire Golf Club in Kissimmee. Ann Baptiste (Trinidad and Tobago), I Gay — Silver Medal, 4x100 relay training venues in Lake County, call the This year's event will feature a heli- Keston Bledman (Trinidad and Tobago), I Gatlin — Bronze Medal, 100-meter Lake County Office of Economic copter ball drive, a skills challenge and sprint; Silver Medal, 4x100 relay an expanded live and silent auction. Abi Oyepitan (Great Britain), Churandy Development and Tourism at 352-742- I W ells — Bronze Medal, 100-meter Registration and information can be Martina (Netherlands), Selim Nurudeen 3918, or visit www.sportsinlakefl.com. found at www.mclanecharitygolftourna- ment.net. CLERMONT | KING’S RIDGE GOLF CLUB SCRAMBLE MINNEOLA Wild Turkey Federation banquet is Saturday Food, fun, fellowship and fundraising are set as the main events at the annual Hunting Heritage Super Fund banquet at 5 p.m., Saturday, at Minneola City Hall. The event is hosted by the South Lake Osceola’s chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation. The NWTF’s Hunting Heritage ban- quets raise funds for wild turkey conser- vation while combining a meal with a chance to swap stories with other sportsmen and women, win valuable prizes and purchase items unique to the NWTF. Tickets to the South Lake Osceola chapter’s Hunting Heritage Super Fund Banquet cost $100 for couples or $55 for singles. The cost of admission also includes a one-year subscription to “Turkey Country,” the NWTF’s full-color publica- tion that includes stories about conser- COURTESY PHOTO vation issues, turkey calling and hunt- ings Ridge Golf Club recently hosted a nine-hole scramble tournament for 31 participants in the Fairways for Wounded Warriors golf program, ing, the NWTF’s education program, which links wounded veterans with sponsoring clubs and volunteers to help rehabilitate and rejuvenate the returning veterans. Jay Scruggs, JAKES (Juniors Acquiring Knowledge, K general manager of Kings Ridge Golf Club, said four Kings Ridge Golf Club members played the round with each wounded veteran. The tournament Ethics and Sportsmanship), Wheelin’ included prizes and a luncheon when play concluded. Rocky Nicholson, a golf coordinator at Kings Ridge, helped organize the tournament. Scruggs said Sportsmen NWTF and Women in the Kings Ridge Golf Club has been selling $3 souvenir American Flags to raise money for the Wounded Warriors project. Above, before the tournament, a Outdoors outreach programs. large crowd cheered as club members and wounded warriors participated in a golf cart parade.
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TODAY’S HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL KICKOFF CLASSIC PRESEASON GAMES Demps signs deal with Pats Winter Park at East Ridge, 7 p.m. Eustis at Umatilla, 7 p.m. FRANK JOLLEY | Staff Writer Ocala Christian at First Academy of Leesburg, 7 p.m. * [email protected] Belle Isle Cornerstone Charter at Mount Dora Bible, 7 p.m. Orlando Jones at Leesburg, 7 p.m. Less than a week after winning a Wildwood at Deltona Trinity Christian, 7 p.m. silver medal in the Summer Olympics, Jeff Demps became a pro- Haines City Landmark Christian at Montverde Academy, 7 p.m. fessional football player. Orlando Lake Nona at Lake Minneola, 7:30 p.m. The former South Lake High Mount Dora at Orlando Bishop Moore, 7:30 p.m. School and University of Florida South Lake at Apopka Wekiva, 7:30 p.m. standout ended speculation on Tavares at Ocala Lake Weir, 7:30 p.m. Friday when he announced that he had signed a contract to play for the New England Patriots. WE WANT YOUR SCORES! “To everyone wondering, yes it’s true I’m now a New England Patriot,” Staff, Coaches or other 3668. People chosen as free- Demps said. “Glad to be a part of the lance writers will be paid per authorized team officials are team. It’s truly an honor.” encouraged to call in results of story and receive a press cre- games and matches to the dential which will grant Demps’ track and marketing Daily Commercial Sports reporters access to the side- agent, Clermont-based attorney Department. lines and press box, as well as Nohemy Baltodano, was first to con- admission to games the firm the signing Friday evening. COURTESY PHOTO If you do not speak with a reporter is working. Former South Lake High School and University of Florida standout Jeff Demps runs for person identifying themselves Baltodano would not release terms of the contract, but said Demps will yardage during his college career. Demps announced on Friday that he had signed a as a reporter with the Daily In most instances, schools contract to play with the New England Patriots in the National Football League. Commercial, please call 352- also provide free parking to report to the Patriots on Sunday. members of the media. New England also confirmed the 365-8268 with the final scores touchdown and averaged 25 yards time ever recorded in the event. for all teams involved and the signing on its website with a one- Those selected will be expect- per return for the Gators. For his He wasn’t selected to run in the names of pertinent players. We sentence confirmation: “The New ed to write game stories between career, Demps averaged 28.8 yards finals the following day, after Tyson need first and last names. If England Patriots announced the 350 and 500 words and have per return. Gay and Ryan Bailey were added to possible, also include each them emailed to our offices in signing of rookie free agent running team’s record. time for the next day’s edition. back Jeff Demps today.” The Patriots struggled with their the team. Nonetheless, Demps Results received before 10 Sometimes, this will require wait- Demps’ signing capped a whirl- return game last season, ranking earned a silver medal for his contri- p.m. will appear in the follow- ing out weather delays. wind day that began when various 29th on kickoff returns, with a 21.4 bution during preliminaries. ing day’s edition of the Daily yard average. At Florida, Demps rushed for 605 A laptop computer or having news outlets reported Demps had Commercial in a story format access to a computer is signed with the Patriots, a claim “He had a little bit of production,” yards and scored seven touchdowns that will begin on the front required. In some instances, it Caserio said. “How that translates as a freshman in 2008, helping the page of the sports section. Baltodano quickly denied . may be possible for a free- The Patriots hosted Demps for a over, the schemes are different. Any Gators beat Alabama in the SEC Any result received after 10 lancer to write at the Daily workout on Thursday and began the returner that comes into the NFL, Championship game and win the BCS p.m. will be published as soon Commercial offices. whatever they did in college National Championship that season. as possible. process of finalizing an agreement, There is the potential that according to NFL.com reporter Ian schematically is probably going to He finished his career with 2,470 yards If the telephone is not freelance writers also will be Rapaport. New England reportedly be a lot different than what we’re rushing and 23 touchdowns. answered by a live voice, used during the winter and became a frontrunner for Demps’ going to ask him to do.” He is the eighth-leading rusher in please leave your information spring sports seasons. Demps went undrafted in the NFL school history. on the recording. services because Patriots coach Bill Freelance writers are not Belichick is a longtime friend of Draft in April after announcing he Other teams considered to be fron- Results can also be emailed paid mileage to and from Urban Meyer, who recruited and would bypass the NFL and pursue a trunners for Demps were the Tampa to: [email protected] games, but we make every pos- coached Demps at Florida. professional track career. Because he Bay Buccaneers and the New York Jets. or frankjolley@dailycommer- sible effort to keep freelancers Rapaport said the Patriots envision was not drafted, Demps was a free Had he agreed to terms with the cial.com, or faxed to 352-365- from travelling very far for agent and able to sign with any team. Jets,Demps would’ve been reunited 1951. games. For example, Lake Demps as a versatile and unique County freelancers will not be weapon because of his combination After failing to make the U.S. with quarterback Tim Tebow, with It is often easier for swim- expected to cover games in of speed, hands and his ability to Olympic team in the 100-meter whom he played during the Gators’ ming, cross country and track- dash, Demps was named to the team last national championship season. and-field results to be faxed in. Sumter County and no freelance play multiple roles. If the fax is used, please call writer will be asked to leave Patriots director of player person- as part of the 4x100 relay pool and “Jeff is a great guy and a great play- afterwards to let us know a fax Lake and Sumter counties. nel Nick Caserio said Demps could ran the leadoff leg for Team USA on er,” Tebow said on Thursday. “He’s was sent. For information about have an immediate impact on the Aug. 10 during preliminary heats. someone I was proud to play with in becoming a freelance writer for team’s kick-return game. On The Americans won their heat, stop- college and he did a great job for us. Also, anyone interested in becoming a freelance writer the Daily Commercial, call 352- Thursday, Belichick said he was look- ping the clock in 37.38 seconds, an I’d love to have him as a teammate during football season and pos- 365-8268, or email ing for improvement in that area. American record at the time and because I know how hard he works sibly beyond should call 352- [email protected]. 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003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal Notices Notices Notices Notices In The Name of the State of VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, 2 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE OF SERVICE OF Florida: according to the Declaration THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIR- PROCESS BY PUBLICATION of Condominium, thereof Legal Notices CUIT, IN AND FOR LAKE STATE OF NORTH CARO- TO: Elsie M. Grimshaw, de- recorded in Official Records COUNTY, FLORIDA LINA ceased, whose last known Book 1897 page 1089, COUNTY OF STANLY address was 108 E. Quayle Public Records of Lake Case No: 2011 DR 002230 IN THE GENERAL COURT OF Avenue, Eustis, Florida County, Florida, as JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT 32726, and all unknown amended. 003 Legal MANOLITO JOSHUA DES- DIVISION heirs, beneficiaries, lega- MET, 12-SP-98 tees, devisees, personal Count 1 ANGIE EUGENE Notices Petitioner, representatives, creditors Timeshare Period Week FOR THE STEP-PARENT and any other persons (O)48 in Condominium Unit TANICA NICOLE ALFORD, claiming by, through, under No. 104201 NOTICE OF SUSPENSION ADOPTION OF: Nicholas Respondent. Alexander Aderholt or against Elsie M. Grim- shaw, or the estate of Elsie Count 2 LILIANA Case No.: 201202343 AMENDED M. Grimshaw. FERNANDEZ Timeshare TO: Brian J. Shan BY: Dennis Clyde Aderholt, NOTICE OF ACTION FOR Jr. Period Week (E)9 in Condo- DISSOLUTION OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED minium Unit No. 106106 A Notice of Suspension to MARRIAGE that an action to foreclose a suspend and an Administra- TO: James Matthew Clark, lien imposed by the Code Count 3 MARIA E. tive Complaint to revoke Respondent TO: TANICA NICOLE AL- Enforcement Board of the FERNANDEZ Timeshare your license and eligibility FORD City of Eustis, Florida pursu- Period Week (O)31 in Con- for licensure has been filed TAKE NOTICE that a Peti- 2345 10TH ROAD, SW, ant to §162.09, Florida dominium Unit No. 103105 against you. You have the tion for Adoption of a Minor Apt. 237 Statutes, on real property right to request a hearing Child (Stepparent) was filed Vero Beach, Florida located in Lake County, Count 4 DAVID FLOREZ pursuant to Sections by Dennis Clyde Aderholt, 32961-5261 Florida, described as fol- Timeshare Period Week 120.569 and 120.57, Flor- Jr. on the 6th day of June, lows: (E)43 in Condominium Unit ida Statutes, by mailing a 2012, with the Clerk of Su- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an No. 105302 request for same to the perior Court for Stanly action has been filed The West 1/2 of Lots 49 Florida Department of Agri- County, Albermarle, North against you and that you and 50; and the East 1/2 of Count 5 NANCY FONT culture and Consumer Serv- Carolina, in the above-enti- are required to serve a copy Lots 57, 58, 59, and 60, Timeshare Period Week ices, Division of Licensing, tled case. The Petition re- of your written defenses, if according to the Plat of (E)42 in Condominium Unit Post Office Box 3168, Tal- lates to a male child born any, to it on Manolito Quayle’s Golf Links Subdivi- No. 107107 lahassee, Florida January 17, 2003 at Arnold Joshua Alford, whose ad- sion, recorded in Plat Book 32315-3168. If a request Palmer Hospital in Orlando, dress is 15945 Bayvista 5. page 24, Public Records Count 7 SHEYLA KARLA for hearing is not received Orange County, Florida Dr., Clermont, Florida of Lake County, Florida FREITAS Timeshare Period by 21 days from the date of named Nicholas Alexander 34714 on or before August (hereinafter referred to as Week (O)46 in Condomin- the last publication, the Clark-Taylor born to Bonnie 31, 2012 and file the origi- the “Property”). ium Unit No. 103301 right to hearing in this mat- Lynn Taylor. nal with the clerk of this ter will be waived and the Court at 550 WEST MAIN Has been filed against you Count 8 YANDY FRUTOS Department will dispose of TAKE NOTICE that you are STREET, TAVARES, Florida and you are required to and GLORIA JEAN FRUTOS this cause in accordance required to make defense to 32778, before service on serve a copy of your answer Timeshare Period Week with law. such pleasing no later than Petitioner or immediately forty (40) days after the or pleading to said Com- (E)21 in Condominium Unit thereafter. If you fail to do plaint on Plaintiff’s attorney No. 106302 Ad No.: 00351048 date of the first publication so, a default may be en- of record, Todd J. Mazenko, August 3, 10, 17 & 24, of this notice, exclusive of tered against you for the re- Esq., 600 Jennings Avenue, Count 9 DIANA PATRICIA 2012 such date. Upon your failure lief demanded in the peti- to do so, the Petitioners will Eustis, Florida 32726, and GALLEGO Timeshare Period tion. apply to the Court for the file the original answer or Week (E)35 in Condomin- NOTICE OF SUSPENSION relief sought in the Petition. pleading in the Office of the ium Unit No. 107103 Copies of all court docu- Any Parental rights that you Clerk of the Circuit Court, Case No.: 201202343 ments in this case, includ- may have will be terminated Fifth Judicial Circuit, in and Count 10 ARESKY GARCIA TO: Brian J. Shan ing orders, are available at upon the entry of the order for Lake County, Florida on and YANIURKA SANTANA the Clerk of the Circuit of adoption. or before September 7, Timeshare Period Week A Notice of Suspension to Court’s office. You may re- 2012. If you fail to do so, a (E)52 in Condominium Unit suspend and an Administra- view these documents upon This the 13th day of Judgment by Default will be No. 107308 tive Complaint to revoke request. August, 2012 taken against you for the your license and eligibility relief demanded in said Count 11 DOMINGO for licensure has been filed You must keep the Clerk of /s/ Amy S. Davis Complaint. ALFREDO GARCIA and against you. You have the the Circuit Court’s office no- Amy S. Davis, Attorney for YANETH BRENES Timeshare right to request a hearing tified of your current ad- Petitioner Done and Ordered at Lake Period Week (E)25 in Con- pursuant to Sections dress. (You may file Notice NC Bar #22809 County, Florida, this 24th dominium Unit No. 104206 120.569 and 120.57, Flor- of Current Address, Florida 235 Cabarrus Avenue E. day of July, 2012 ida Statutes, by mailing a Supreme Court Approved Concord, NC 28025 Count 12 MARIA ELENA request for same to the Family Law Form 12,915.) Neil Kelly GARCIA, FRANCISCO E. Florida Department of Agri- Future papers in this lawsuit Ad.: 00350721 Clerk of the Circuit Court GARCIA and JOSE F. culture and Consumer Serv- will be mailed to the ad- Aug.17, 24 & 31, 2012 By: /s/ K. MITCHELL GARCIA Timeshare Period ices, Division of Licensing, dress on record at the As Deputy Clerk Week (O)8 in Condominium Post Office Box 3168, Tal- clerk’s office. Unit No. 105105 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF lahassee, Florida Ad. No: 00351567 THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIR- 32315-3168. If a request Warning: Rule 12,285, Flor- Aug. 3, 10, 17 & 24 2012 Count 13 BARBARA E. CUIT IN AND FOR LAKE for hearing is not received ida Family Law Rules of GLOVER Timeshare Period COUNTY, FLORIDA by 21 days from the date of Procedure, requires certain Week (O)50 in Condomin- the last publication, the automatic disclosure of IN THE COUNTY COURT IN ium Unit No. 103103 CASE NO: 2012 CA 2234 right to hearing in this mat- documents and information. AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Civil Division ter will be waived and the Failure to comply can result FLORIDA Count 14 MICHEL JOSE Department will dispose of in sanctions, including dis- COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION GONZALEZ Timeshare CITY OF EUSTIS, a Munici- this cause in accordance missal or striking of plead- Case No: 12CC1716 Period Week (E)22 in Con- pality in the State of Florida, with law. ings. SUMMER BAY PARTNER- dominium Unit No. 105309 Plaintiff SHIP, a Florida general vs. Ad No.: 00351048 WITNESS my hand and seal partnership Count 15 JESSICA RANAY August 3, 10, 17 & 24, of this court on July 25, ANGIE EUGENE et al GRIGSBY Timeshare Period Elise M. Grimshaw, de- 2012 2012 Defendant(s) Week (O)24 in Condomin- ceased and William Adkins ium Unit No. 103104 NEIL KELLY as the Personal Represen- NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Clerk of the Court tative of the Estate of Elsie ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 August 08, 2012 Feeling lost in your job? By: /s/Donna Rudolph M. Grimshaw; and All Un- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- NEIL KELLY Deputy Clerk known Heirs, Beneficiaries, suant to a Final Judgment Clerk of the Court Legatees, Devisees, Per- of Foreclosure in the cap- By: /s/W.Tillman No.: 00350450 sonal Representative, Credi- tioned, matter dated August Deputy Clerk Aug. 3, 10, 17 & 24,2012 tors and Any Other Person 7, 2012 I will sell to the Paul M. Caldwell Claiming by Through Under highest bidder for cash at Caldwell & Payne, P.A. or Against Elsie M. Grim- the front door of the Lake Post Office Box 120069 shaw or the Estate of Elsie County Judicial Center, 550 Clermont, FL 34712 M. Grimshaw, West Main Street, Tavares, Telephone: 352-242-2670 Get a new direction with Great Classified Defendants, Florida 32778, at 11:00 Attorney for Plaintiff A.M. on Sept. 20, 2012 the Ad. No: 00353783 Classified Employment NOTICE OF ACTION following-described prop- Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 Listings. Deals Everyday! erty, all of which are THE
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003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Week (E)43 in Condomin- riod Week (O)23 in Condo- Count 8 ELSA COTTO Condominium Unit No. minium Unit No. 105210 IN THE COUNTY COURT IN ium Unit No. 103207 IN THE COUNTY COURT IN minium Unit No. 103307 RIVERA and ALBERT IN THE COUNTY COURT IN 104208 AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, GOMEZ VELEZ Timeshare AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Count 7 JOHN H. JONES III FLORIDA Count 2 KAY ANTONIA FLORIDA Count 15 RICARDO J. Period Week (E)37 in Con- FLORIDA Count 13 DIANE STATEN and EMILY KAY BAY Time- COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION BUTLER Timeshare Period IN THE CIRCUIT COURT COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION LOPEZ Timeshare Period dominium Unit No. 108104 COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION RAYSOR Timeshare Period share Period Week (E)23 in Case No: 12CC1717 Week (E)34 in Condomin- FOR LAKE COUNTY, Case No: 12CC1756 Week (O)41 in Condomin- Case No: 12CC1780 Week (E)26 in Condomin- Condominium Unit No. SUMMER BAY PARTNER- ium Unit No. 105312 FLORIDA SUMMER BAY PARTNER- ium Unit No. 104101 Count 9 TONYA D. DASCH SUMMER BAY PARTNER- ium Unit No. 106301 104102 SHIP, a Florida general PROBATE DIVISION SHIP, a Florida general Timeshare Period Week Count 1 VILMA A. PALLENS SHIP, a Florida general partnership Count 3 LIZETTE partnership August 08, 2012 (E)30 in Condominium Unit ORTIZ and NELMARIE partnership Count 14 RENALDO R. Count 8 JAMES EARL Plaintiff, FRANCHESCA CAMACHO File No. 2012-CP-987 RYAN O. HOFFMAN and NEIL KELLY No. 108103 MAESTRE PALLENS Time- Plaintiff, REEVES and CHERYL LOU- JONES and EULA MARIE MARICEL S. ABBADIE and Timeshare Period Week Division Probate BRITNY D. HOFFMAN et al Clerk of the Court share Period Week (E)27 in YENI ARELI CALERO MARTI- ISE REEVES Timeshare Pe- JONES Timeshare Period WILLIAM A. ABBADIE et al (O)7 in Condominium Unit IN RE: ESTATE OF Defendant(s) By: /s/W.Tillman Count 10 JOSE LUIS DELA- Condominium Unit No. NEZ et al riod Week (0)45 in Con- Week (O)10 in Condomin- Defendant(s) No. 104301 MARJORIE I. SMITH Deputy Clerk TORRE Timeshare Period 108110 Defendant(s) dominium Unit No. 105112 ium Unit No. 104208 Deceased. NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Paul M. Caldwell Week (E)19 in Condomin- NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Count 4 ANGEL L. ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Caldwell & Payne, P.A. ium Unit No. 502301 Count 2 WILKENS PARAI- NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Count 15 PATRICIA ME- Count 9 MARK ALAIN ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 CANALES and LIBERTAD NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- Post Office Box 120069 SON Timeshare Period ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 NEZES SINVEL REIS Time- JOSEPH and CHERTINA NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- MARIA TAVERAS Timeshare suant to a Final Judgment Clermont, FL 34712 Count 11 LILIANA Week (E)33 in Condomin- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- share Period Week (0)8 in DYSHELLE JOSEPH Time- suant to a Final Judgment Period Week (O)45 in Con- The administration of the of Foreclosure in the cap- Telephone: 352-242-2670 DELGADO Timeshare Period ium Unit No. 108109 suant to a Final Judgment Condominium Unit No. share Period Week (E)42 in of Foreclosure in the cap- dominium Unit No. 104303 estate of MARJORIE I. tioned, matter dated August Attorney for Plaintiff Week (E)38 in Condomin- of Foreclosure in the cap- 105311 Condominium Unit No. tioned, matter dated August SMITH, deceased, whose 7, 2012 I will sell to the Ad. No: 00353777 ium Unit No. 108110 Count 3 TYRONE KIRK PAT- tioned, matter dated August 105107 10, 2012 I will sell to the Count 5 AMPARO CANGAS date of death was July 28, highest bidder for cash at Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 TERSON Timeshare Period 2, 2012 I will sell to the August 06, 2012 highest bidder for cash at and MANUEL GONZALEZ 2012 is pending in the Cir- the front door of the Lake Count 12 RAFAEL DUDA- Week (O)51 in Condomin- highest bidder for cash at NEIL KELLY Count 10 PAMELA I. JO- the front door of the Lake Timeshare Period Week cuit Court for Lake County, County Judicial Center, 550 MEL Timeshare Period ium Unit No. 501306 the front door of the Lake Clerk of the Court SEPH and ALBERTO CAR- County Judicial Center, 550 (E)43 in Condominium Uint Florida, Probate Division, West Main Street, Tavares, IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Week (E)16 in Condomin- County Judicial Center, 550 By: /s/W.Tillman DENAS Timeshare Period West Main Street, Tavares, No. 104308 the address of which is Post Florida 32778, at 11:00 AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, ium Unit No. 108109 Count 4 ANDRES A. PENA West Main Street, Tavares, Deputy Clerk Week (E)43 in Condomin- Florida 32778, at 11:00 Office Box 7800, Tavares, A.M. on Sept. 20, 2012 the FLORIDA LOPEZ and IINDRA R. RUBI- Florida 32778, at 11:00 Paul M. Caldwell ium Unit No. 106307 A.M. on Sept. 06, 2012 the Count 7 BESSY JEANETHE FL 32778. The names and following-described prop- COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Count 13 ILIANEXCIS ANO Timeshare Period A.M. on Sept. 13, 2012 the Caldwell & Payne, P.A. following-described prop- CARCAMO Timeshare addresses of the personal erty, all of which are THE Case No: 12CC1773 FIGUEROA MORENO and Week (O)2 in Condominium following-described prop- Post Office Box 120069 Count 11 GLENN R. KNIGHT erty, all of which are THE Period Week (E)33 in Con- representative and the per- VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, SUMMER BAY PARTNER- JAIME L. ROLON ALICEA Unit No. 402405 erty, all of which are THE Clermont, FL 34712 and MELISSA O. GARSIDE VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, dominium Unit No. 105108 sonal representative’s attor- according to the Declaration SHIP, a Florida general Timeshare Period Week VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, Telephone: 352-242-2670 Timeshare Period Week according to the Declaration ney are set forth below. of Condominium, thereof partnership (E)15 in Condominium Unit Count 5 BARBARA M. PIC- according to the Declaration Attorney for the Plaintiff (E)2 in Condominium Unit of Condominium, thereof Count 8 RAVON CARMI- recorded in Official Records Plaintiff, No. 108204 CIRELLI Timeshare Period of Condominium, thereof Ad No.: 00353574 No. 106107 recorded in Official Records CHAEL Timeshare Period All creditors of the decedent Book 1897 page 1089, ELIZABETH AMADOR and Week (E)20 in Condomin- recorded in Official Records Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 Book 1897 page 1089, Week (O)6 in Condominium and other persons having Public Records of Lake VICDARIZ S. LORA- Count 14 SHEYNA MADE- ium Unit No. 108111 Book 1897 page 1089, Count 12 ANDREW BARNES Public Records of Lake Unit No. 103305 claims or demands against County, Florida, as RODRIGUEZ et al LINE FLORES Timeshare Public Records of Lake LANE Timeshare Period County, Florida, as decedent’s estate on whom amended. Defendant(s) Period Week (E)21 in Count 6 ROSA ELENA County, Florida, as IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Week (E)22 in Condomin- amended. Count 9 RICARDO CAR- a copy of this notice is re- Condominium Unit No PULIDO and ZOHANY amended. AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, ium Unit No. 103306 RASCO and VILOETA N. quired to be served must Count 1 RYAN O. HOFFMAN NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- 108105 PULIDO Timeshare Period FLORIDA Count 7 FARIDETH ARVELO CARRASCO Timeshare file their claims with this and BRITNY D. HOFFMAN ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Week (E)39 in Condomin- Count 1 YENI ARELI COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Count 13 MARDOQUEO LE- BURGOS and MARILYN Period Week (O)5 in Condo- court WITHIN THE LATER Timeshare Period Week NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- Count 15 WALTER BENJA- ium Unit No. 402405 CALERO MARTINEZ Time- Case No: 12CC1829 MUS, EDWIN LEMUS and CRUZ MORALES Timeshare minium Unit No. 107207 OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE (O)30 in Condominium Unit suant to a Final Judgment MIN FUENTES and GLORIA share Period Week (O)29 in SUMMER BAY PARTNER- CRISTOBAL CASTILLO Period Week (E)46 in Con- TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- No. 105105 of Foreclosure in the cap- FRANCISCA FUENTES Count 7 ROSA EVA RAMOS Condominium Unit No. SHIP, a Florida general Timeshare Period Week dominium Unit No. 105203 Count 11 VALERIA PAOLA CATION OF THIS NOTICE tioned, matter dated August Timeshare Period Week ABREGO Timeshare Period 105208 partnership (O)33 in Condominium Unit CASTELLO and JORGE AR- OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE Count 2 VILMA IGLESIAS 2, 2012 I will sell to the (E)10 in Condominium Unit Week (E)7 in Condominium CANDIDO P. HERNANDEZ No. 103106 August 10, 2012 IEL PAPAGNO Timeshare DATE OF SERVICE OF A Timeshare Period Week highest bidder for cash at No. 108209 Unit No. 108212 Count 2 PAULA MARTINEZ and ANGELA V. NEIL KELLY Period Week (E)47 in Con- COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON (O)39 in Condominium Unit the front door of the Lake Timeshare Period Week HERNANDEZ et al Count 14 JORGE EDUARDO Clerk of the Court dominium Unit No. 105304 THEM. No. 104104 County Judicial Center, 550 August 03, 2012 Count 9 DENIS FRANCISCO (E)23 in Condominium Unit Defendant(s) LEON and LASTENIA J. By: /s/W.Tillman West Main Street, Tavares, NEIL KELLY REYES Timeshare Period No. 104304 MOSQUERA-LEON Time- Deputy Clerk Count 12 LUIS F. CHANG All other creditors of the de- Count 3 LARRY Q. ISAAC Florida 32778, at 11:00 Clerk of the Court Week (E)45 in Condomin- NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- share Period Week (E)5 in Paul M. Caldwell and MARTA I. CHANG cedent and other persons and STEPHANIE B. ISAAC A.M. on Sept. 11, 2012 the By: /s/W.Tillman ium Unit No. 108102 Count 4 ZOBEIDA MO- ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Condominium Unit No. Caldwell & Payne, P.A. Timeshare Period Week having claims or demands Timeshare Period Week following-described prop- Deputy Clerk RALES and PEDRO A. RIV- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- 105309 Post Office Box 120069 (O)6 in Condominium Unit against decedent’s estate (O)10 in Condominium Unit erty, all of which are SUM- Paul M. Caldwell Count 10 NORMA ARACELI ERA Timeshare Period suant to a Final Judgment Clermont, FL 34712 No. 103104 must file their claims with No. 105102 MER ISLES CONDOMINIUM Caldwell & Payne, P.A. RIVERA Timeshare Period Week (E)35 in Condomin- of Foreclosure in the cap- Count 15 CURTIS DEAN Telephone: 352-242-2670 this court WITHIN 3 I, according to the Declara- Post Office Box 120069 Week (E)20 in Condomin- ium Unit No. 105103 tioned, matter dated August LOONEY and BRENDA Attorney for the Plaintiff Count 13 BRIAN JOSEPH MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Count 4 JEFFREY L. JASEK tion of Condominium, Clermont, FL 34712 ium Unit No. 502101 7, 2012 I will sell to the BAXTER HAMBY LOONEY Ad No.:00353497 CIAVARELLA Timeshare OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Timeshare Period Week thereof recorded in Official Telephone: 352-242-2670 Count 5 ROLANDO MO- highest bidder for cash at Timeshare Period Week Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 Period Week (O)4 in Condo- OF THIS NOTICE. (O)4 in Condominium Unit Records Book 2172 page Attorney for the Plaintiff Count 11 NORMAN ROB- RALES-JIMENEZ and JANET the front door of the Lake (O)19 in Condominium Unit minium Unit No. 104105 No. 104103 2336, Public Records of Ad No.: 00353509 ERTS JR. and PRISCILLA ORTIZ-ALVAREZ Timeshare County Judicial Center, 550 No. 104302 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Lake County, Florida, as Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 THOMAS ROBERTS Time- Period Week (E)51 in Con- West Main Street, Tavares, IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Count 14 ELAINE R. COHEN WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Count 5 ZOLA S. JENKINS amended. share Period Week (E)7 in dominium Unit No. 104104 Florida 32778, at 11:00 August 08, 2012 AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, and LINDA A. BLOZIE Time- SET FORTH IN SECTION Timeshare Period Week Condominium Unit No. A.M. on Sept. 20, 2012 the NEIL KELLY FLORIDA share Period Week (E)14 in 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA (E)50 in Condominium Unit Count 1 ELIZABETH IN THE COUNTY COURT IN 108206 Count 6 JONATHAN DANIEL following-described prop- Clerk of the Court COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Condominium Unit No. PROBATE CODE WILL BE No. 103306 AMADOR and VICDARIZ S. AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, MORENO Timeshare Period erty, all of which are THE By: /s/W.Tillman Case No: 12CC1718 105307 FOREVER BARRED. LORA-RODRIGUEZ Time- FLORIDA Count 12 ANDRES ROLDAN Week (E)6 in Condominium VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, Deputy Clerk SUMMER BAY PARTNER- Count 6 SIMONE SHERONIA share Period Week (E)5 in COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Timeshare Period Week Unit No. 105101 according to the Declaration Paul M. Caldwell SHIP, a Florida general Count 15 LUZ LETICIA COL- NOTWITHSTANDING THE JOHNSON Timeshare Condominium Unit No. Case No: 12CC1779 (E)18 in Condominium Unit of Condominium, thereof Caldwell & Payne, P.A. partnership LAZOS and RAMON A. TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Period Week (O)31 in Con- 108306 SUMMER BAY PARTNER- No. 408206 Count 7 PATRICIA R. MO- recorded in Official Records Post Office Box 120069 Plaintiff, ALVARADO Timeshare Pe- ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED dominium Unit No. 103305 SHIP, a Florida general RENO Timeshare Period Book 1897 page 1089, Clermont, FL 34712 JULIA VALERIE BROWN et riod Week (E)30 in Condo- TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Count 3 RICARDO ARVIZU partnership Count 13 GERALD WADE Week (O)26 in Condomin- Public Records of Lake Telephone: 352-242-2670 al minium Unit No. 107307 AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Count 7 RAUL JORGE and and LAURA VILLAS- Plaintiff, ROSS Timeshare Period ium Unit No. 104108 County, Florida, as Attorney for Plaintiff Defendant(s) DATE OF DEATH IS DULCE MARIA JORGE ANADEARVIZO Timeshare VILMA A. PALLENS ORTIZ Week (E)33 in Condomin- amended. Ad. No: 00353773 August 03, 2012 BARRED. Timeshare Period Week Period Week (E)9 in Condo- and NELMARIE MAESTRE ium Unit No. 108310 Count 8 PEDRO L. PINEDA Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- NEIL KELLY (O)23 in Condominium Unit minium Unit No. 108303 PALLENS et al and HILDA IRENE MON- Count 1 CANDIDO P. ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Clerk of the Court The date of first publication No. 104103 Defendant(s) Count 14 MICHAEL A. CADA Timeshare Period HERNANDEZ and ANGELA NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- By: /s/W.Tillman of this notice is August 17, Count 4 HORACIO RENDON SCHNEIDER and PAMELA S. Week (O)35 in Condomin- V. HERNANDEZ Timeshare IN THE COUNTY COURT IN suant to a Final Judgment Deputy Clerk 2012. Count 8 PRINCE JOSEPH BALDERAS and CLAUDIA NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- SCHNEIDER Timeshare ium Unit No. 104203 Period Week (E)20 in Con- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, of Foreclosure in the cap- Paul M. Caldwell Timeshare Period Week RIVERA BALDERAS Time- ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Period Week (E)6 in Condo- dominium Unit No. 107108 FLORIDA tioned, matter dated August Caldwell & Payne, P.A. Attorney for Personal Rep- (O)46 in Condominium Unit share Period Week (E)28 in NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- minium Unit No. 402203 Count 9 JUANA M. QUI- COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION 2, 2012 I will sell to the Post Office Box 120069 resentative: No. 107303 Condominium Unit No. suant to a Final Judgment ROGA Timeshare Period Count 2 CARLOS HUBERT Case No: 12CC1830 highest bidder for cash at Clermont, FL 34712 /s/Dennis L. Horton 108206 of Foreclosure in the cap- Count 15 DOYLE EUGENE Week (E)44 in Condomin- HURTADO and ANA M. SUMMER BAY PARTNER- the front door of the Lake Telephone: 352-242-2670 DENNIS L. HORTON Count 11 CHARLENE S. tioned, matter dated August SHELTON and GAYE BEN- ium Unit No. 105203 NOLTE Timeshare Period SHIP, a Florida general County Judicial Center, 550 Attorney for the Plaintiff Attorney for OTIS WILLIAM KING Timeshare Period Count 5 AUDRA F. BAUM 2, 2012 I will sell to the FIELD SHELTON Timeshare Week (O)30 in Condomin- partnership West Main Street, Tavares, Ad No.:00353555 MATTISON III Week (O)44 in Condomin- and FREDERICK S. BAUM highest bidder for cash at Period Week (E)7 in Condo- Count 10 JOSE RAFAEL ium Unit No. 103108 Plaintiff, Florida 32778, at 11:00 Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 Florida Bar No: 187991 ium Unit No. 105108 Timeshare Period Week the front door of the Lake minium Unit No. 108204 RAMOS BANDAS and MARCIA BROWN and MU- A.M. on Sept. 11, 2012 the Dennis L. Horton, P.A. (W)25 in Condominium Unit County Judicial Center, 550 ELIZABETH RAMOS Time- Count 3 JAMIE DESIREE BARAK HASSAN et al following-described prop- 900 WEST HIGHWAY 50 Count 12 ERIC LAMB No. 406304 West Main Street, Tavares, August 03, 2012 share Period Week (O)39 in JENKINS Timeshare Period Defendant(s) erty, all of which are THE CLERMONT, FL 34711 MONTANEZ Timeshare Pe- Florida 32778, at 11:00 NEIL KELLY Condominium Unit No. Week (E)14 in Condomin- VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, Telephone:(352)394-4008 riod Week (E)9 in Condo- Count 6 FRANCIS T. A.M. on Sept. 11, 2012 the Clerk of the Court 107208 ium Unit No. 106104 NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- according to the Declaration Fax:(352)394-5805 minium Unit No. 105211 CALABRIA and MARY S. following-described prop- By: /s/W.Tillman ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 of Condominium, thereof E-Mail: CLIFF Timeshare Period erty, all of which are SUM- Deputy Clerk Count 11 JORGE L. RAMOS Count 4 BRENTZ JEREMIAH NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- recorded in Official Records [email protected] Count 13 RAFAEL LEON Week (E)3 in Condominium MER ISLES CONDOMINIUM Paul M. Caldwell RIVERA and JOHANNA TI- JOHNSON and KATHERINE suant to a Final Judgment Book 1897 page 1089, VELEZ and ELBA J. Unit No.408405 I, according to the Declara- Caldwell & Payne, P.A. RADO DE JESUS Timeshare M. JOHNSON Timeshare of Foreclosure in the cap- Public Records of Lake Personal Representative: ALEMAN RIVERA Timeshare tion of Condominium, Post Office Box 120069 Period Week (O)10 in Con- Period Week (O)50 in Con- tioned, matter dated August County, Florida, as /s/:Otis William Mattison III Period Week (E)6 in Condo- Count 7 KELLVIN CHAVEZ thereof recorded in Official Clermont, FL 34712 dominium Unit No. 104104 dominium Unit No. 105207 2, 2012 I will sell to the amended. 4454 Ag Road minium Unit No. 105204 Timeshare Period Week Records Book 2172 page Telephone: 352-242-2670 highest bidder for cash at Groveland, Florida 34736 (E)20 in Condominium Unit 2336, Public Records of Attorney for the Plaintiff Count 12 OREL RAYMOND Count 5 RONALD WAYNE the front door of the Lake Count 1 JULIA VALERIE Ad.No.: 00353847 Count 14 ROBERT EUGENE No. 108105 Lake County, Florida, as Ad No.: 00353455 and FLORENCE JEAN Time- JOHNSON Timeshare Pe- County Judicial Center, 550 BROWN Timeshare Period August 17 & 24, 2012 LIVINGSTON Timeshare Pe- amended. Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 share Period Week (E)33 in riod Week (E)41 in Condo- West Main Street, Tavares,
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003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Florida 32778, at 11:00 Count 13 JOSE LUIS No. 103201 Condominium Unit No. Clerk of the Court (E)23 in Condominium Unit A.M. on Sept. 13, 2012 the VAZQUEZ CRISPIN and 104208 Count 2 CESAR GABRIEL By: /s/W.Tillman Count 4 MANUEL J. No. 404403 200 300 following-described prop- JUANA MARTINEZ Count 2 MARIANELA MOR- JIMENEZ GUZMAN Time- Deputy Clerk SANCHEZ and GLADYS erty, all of which are THE RODRIGUEZ Timeshare GADO ANGLES Timeshare August 06, 2012 share Period Week (W)40 in Paul M. Caldwell SANCHEZ Timeshare Period Count 9 DENISE RACHEL At Your Financial VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, Period Week (O)50 in Con- Period Week (O)23 in Con- NEIL KELLY Condominium Unit No. Caldwell & Payne, P.A. Week (O)1 in Condominium DOMINGUEZ and JESUS M. according to the Declaration dominium Unit No. 107204 dominium Unit No. 107108 Clerk of the Court 501303 Post Office Box 120069 Unit No. 103303 DOMINGUEZ Timeshare Pe- Service of Condominium, thereof By: /s/W.Tillman Clermont, FL 34712 riod Week (E)51 in Condo- recorded in Official Records Count 14 LUCAS VEGA Count 3 JOHN ELLISON Deputy Clerk Count 3 SAID IMRAN KHAN Telephone: 352-242-2670 Count 5 JUAN SANTIAGO minium Unit No. 108109 Book 1897 page 1089, PEREZ and DERIK CORTES MOTTLEY and NATALIE Paul M. Caldwell Timeshare Period Week Attorney for Plaintiff Timeshare Period Week Public Records of Lake ESTRADA Timeshare Period ANN SMITH Timeshare Pe- Caldwell & Payne, P.A. (O)2 in Condominium Unit Ad. No: 00354395 (O)20 in Condominium Unit Count 10 DELORIS A. County, Florida, as Week (O)49 in Condomin- riod Week (O)45 in Condo- Post Office Box 120069 No. 406201 Aug 24 & 31, 2012 No. 106108 DUKES-SIMANCA Time- 201 Insurance amended. ium Unit No. 103304 minium Unit No. 103202 Clermont, FL 34712 share Period Week (E)17 in Telephone: 352-242-2670 Count 5 LEONARDO Count 6 JONATA SANTOS Condominium Unit No. Count 1 MARCIA BROWN Count 15 RUBEN Count 4 LORETA EVELYN Attorney for Plaintiff PACHECO and MARGARET IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Timeshare Period Week 108306 205 Adult Care and MUBARAK HASSAN VILLATORO and MARIBEL MUTYORA Timeshare Pe- Ad. No: 00353600 ORTIZ Timeshare Period AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, (O)30 in Condominium Unit 400 Timeshare Period Week G. VILLATORO Timeshare riod Week (O)31 in Condo- Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 Week (W)42 in Condomin- FLORIDA No. 103208 Count 11 MICHAEL DOUG- NOTICE (E)11 in Condominium Unit Period Week (E)51 in Con- minium Unit No. 104201 ium Unit No. 503304 COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION LAS FALVO and SHELIA Florida Statute states, Employment No. 105302 dominium Unit No. 107104 Case No: 12CC1914 Count 7 FRANCISCO EVETTE GAUSE Timeshare “It is a misdemeanor Count 5 JAMARR R. NANCE IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Count 6 FRANK UGARTE SUMMER BAY PARTNER- PUBLIO SANZ and Period Week (O)50 in Con- Count 2 MYNOR J. GUERRA August 15, 2012 and L. M. ROWLAND- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, and SARAJANE PERITT SHIP, a Florida general MARITZA VERGER Time- dominium Unit No. 402304 for any person willfully, LUCERO Timeshare Period NEIL KELLY NANCE Timeshare Period FLORIDA Timeshare Period Week partnership share Period Week (E)13 in knowingly, or inten- Week (E)43 in Condomin- Clerk of the Court Week (E)15 in 107301 COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION (O)30 in Condominium Unit RICHARD A. MAYNEZ and Condominium Unit No. Count 12 EDWARD E. FRA- tionally to operate or ium Unit No. 104306 By: /s/W.Tillman Case No: 12CC1911 No. 502207 MARJORIE Z. BASINGER et 104105 ZIER Timeshare Period attempt to operate a 401 Deputy Clerk Count 6 ROBERT NIEVES SUMMER BAY PARTNER- al Week (E)40 in Condomin- family day care home Count 3 ANDREA GUTIER- Paul M. Caldwell and ADIS MARILYN NIEVES SHIP, a Florida general Count 7 BANATE ULYSSE Defendant(s) Count 8 G PETER ium Unit No. 108202 without a license or Management REZ GOMEZ Timeshare Pe- Caldwell & Payne, P.A. Timeshare Period Week partnership and CLARA CATOR Time- SCHANNON Timeshare without registering riod Week (O)18 in Condo- Post Office Box 120069 (0)51 in 104207 ANGELA Y. BICKHAM- share Period Week (E)6 in NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Period Week (O)22 in Con- Count 13 MARIA DE- minium Unit No. 103305 Clermont, FL 34712 BYRDSONG, YOLANDA Condominium Unit No. ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 dominium Unit No. 104203 LOURDES GARCIA Time- with the department, Telephone: 352-242-2670 Count 7 JEDDAH N. NO- DIANE HOWARD, LAW- 501306 NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- share Period Week (E)42 in whichever is applica- DISTRIBUTION Count 4 RICARDO GUTIER- Attorney for Plaintiff VIELLO PALMER Timeshare RENCE S. BYRDSONG and suant to a Final Judgment Count 10 EARNESTINE Condominium Unit No. ble”. Florida Statute DISTRICT MANAGER REZ Timeshare Period Ad. No: 00354431 Period Week (E)30 in Con- FORREST A. HOWARD et al Count 8 HECTOR A. VIERA of Foreclosure in the cap- SMITH and HOWARD SMITH 108109 states, “No person for the Daily Week (O)38 in Condomin- Aug 24 & 31, 2012 dominium Unit No. 105111 Defendant(s) Timeshare Period Week tioned, matter dated August Timeshare Period Week shall advertise a child ium Unit No. 106204 (E)20 in Condominium Unit 14, 2012 I will sell to the (O)38 in Condominium Unit Count 15 MARIA GUADA- care facility without in- Count 8 DARILUZ NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- No. 108202 highest bidder for cash at No. 105311 LUPE HERNANDEZ OROZCO cluding within such Count 5 TONIA HAYES IN THE COUNTY COURT IN NUNEZDERAMIREZ Time- ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 the front door of the Lake Timeshare Period Week Timeshare Period Week AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, share Period Week (O)39 in NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- Count 9 NANCY M. County Judicial Center, 550 Count 12 JOHN HENRY (E)24 in Condominium Unit advertisement the (E)13 in Condominium Unit FLORIDA Condominium Unit No. suant to a Final Judgment WALKER SUTTON and West Main Street, Tavares, SPAIN JR. and LACEE No. 108207 state or local agency li- No. 104205 COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION 107303 of Foreclosure in the cap- DANIEL SUTTON Timeshare Florida 32778, at 11:00 MARIE SULLIVAN Time- cense number of such Commercial circulation Case No: 12CC1878 tioned, matter dated August Period Week (E)49 in A.M. on Sept. 25, 2012 the share Period Week (E)37 in August 10, 2012 facility. The statute ap- department. Candidate Count 6 MARY T. HEIRESS SUMMER BAY PARTNER- Count 9 ARMANDO BENITO 14, 2012 I will sell to the Condominium Unit No. following-described prop- Condominium Unit No. NEIL KELLY plies to anyone with will be responsible for Timeshare Period Week SHIP, a Florida general ORTA-MORALES and ANA highest bidder for cash at 108206 erty, all of which are THE 103207 Clerk of the Court more than 1 unrelated TRIANGLE AREA, (E)45 in Condominium Unit partnership G. GALLOSO Timeshare Pe- the front door of the Lake VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, By: /s/W.Tillman child in their home. EUSIS, MT. DORA, No. 105310 MARTHA LORETDEMOLA et riod Week (E)37 in Condo- Count 10 GREGORY Count 13 JAMES R. Deputy Clerk County Judicial Center, 550 according to the Declaration TAVARES al minium Unit No. 104305 West Main Street, Tavares, WASHINGTON and CYNTHIA of Condominium, thereof STEVENS Timeshare Period Paul M. Caldwell Count 7 PATRISHA R. HER- Defendant(s) Florida 32778, at 11:00 ELAINE WASHINGTON recorded in Official Records Week (O)10 in Condomin- Caldwell & Payne, P.A. 252 Home Candidate will BERT and YAHCOB KAHLIL Count 10 ANGEL YAMIL A.M. on Sept. 25, 2012 the Timeshare Period Week Book 1897 page 1089 Pub- ium Unit No. 105309 Post Office Box 120069 have Management SWINTON Timeshare Pe- NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- ORTEGA Timeshare Period following-described prop- (O)34 in Condominium Unit lic Records of Lake County, Clermont, FL 34712 Hauling experience, sales and riod Week (E)17 in Condo- ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Week (E)6 in Condominium erty, all of which are SUM- No. 402401 Florida, as amended. Count 14 ERIC M. STONE Telephone: 352-242-2670 marketing experience minium Unit No. 103108 NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- Unit No. 104208 MER BAY RESORT CONDO- and YULAINE D. WOODARD Attorney for Plaintiff WE DO CLEANING a plus. Candidate will suant to a Final Judgment MINIUM III, according to the Count 11 GEORGE B. Count 1 RICHARD A. MAY- Timeshare Period Week Ad. No: 00354391 of Foreclosure in the cap- IN & OUT train and hire carriers Count 8 ADALBERTO VINA- Count 11 MARIBEL Declaration of Condomin- WATTS Timeshare Period NEZ and MARJORIE Z. (E)13 in Condominium Unit Aug 24 & 31, 2012 to deliver the local LES Timeshare Period Week tioned, matter dated August RODRIGUEZ PACHECO ium, thereof recorded in Of- Week (O)21 in Condomin- BASINGER Timeshare No. 103304 Foreclosure & Rental (O)8 in Condominium Unit 7, 2012 I will sell to the Timeshare Period Week ficial Records Book 1681 ium Unit No. 108206 Period Week (O)50 in Con- properties. Mowing, daily newspaper to No. 106302 highest bidder for cash at (E)43 in Condominium Unit page 1850 Public Records dominium Unit No. 104205 Count 15 LUDORA IRENE 100 hauling off debris, current subscribers. the front door of the Lake No. 106205 of Lake County, Florida, as Count 12 YADIRA DE STRIPLING SHOWS and Announcement & bush hogging,tree Count 9 LAVERNE D. WAL- County Judicial Center, 550 amended. FATIMA WHITE and LYDIA Count 2 LUCILA BANDA MALCOLM SCOTT DUNCAN work &stump grinding Candidate will be TERS Timeshare Period West Main Street, Tavares, Count 13 HAL MARK PAR- YADIRA WHITE Timeshare NEAVES Timeshare Period Timeshare Period Week Call 352-315-9010 or responsible for Week (O)37 in Condomin- Florida 32778, at 11:00 MENTER and MARINA Count 1 ANGELA Y. Period Week (E)21 in Con- Week (O)18 in Condomin- (O)48 in Condominium Unit 104 Special updating route ium Unit No. 106302 A.M. on Sept. 20, 2012 the DAVIES PARMENTER Time- dominium Unit No. 402106 No. 104304 352-504-1597 BICKHAM-BYRDSONG, ium Unit No. 105307 books, selling following-described prop- share Period Week (E)2 in YOLANDA DIANE HOWARD, Notices Count 10 ANDREW PHILLIP erty, all of which are THE Condominium Unit No. LAWRENCE S. BYRDSONG Count 14 MARGARET S. Count 3 CATHY ANN NOYE August 15, 2012 281 Roofing new subscriptions, WEIDENSEE and ANITA L. VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, 105110 and FORREST A. HOWARD YOUNG, LATASHA M. Timeshare Period Week NEIL KELLY NOTICE TO maintaining excellent FARREN Timeshare Period according to the Declaration Timeshare Period Week YOUNG and GABRIELLE LEA (E)28 in Condominium Unit Clerk of the Court ADVERTISERS customer service Week (O)22 in Condomin- of Condominium, thereof Count 14 ROBERT PARRA (W)21 in Condominium Unit YOUNG Timeshare Period No. 105211 By: /s/W.Tillman and addressing any ium Unit No. 103304 recorded in Official Records Timeshare Period Week No. 403302 Week (E)31 in Condomin- Deputy Clerk customer concerns. Book 1897 page 1089, (O)19 in Condominium ium Unit No. 501106 Count 4 BRENDA MARIE Paul M. Caldwell PLEASE CHECK YOUR Count 11 MARY MAHONEY Public Records of Lake Unit No 104205 Caldwell & Payne, P.A. AD FOR ERRORS THE Count 2 ROLAND PALMA and HERBERT C. Valid Drivers License WEINREICH and RALPH County, Florida, as CHAVIANO Timeshare Count 15 JULIAN R. ZAM- FERNANDEZ Timeshare Post Office Box 120069 FIRST DAY IT AP- McHALE ROOFING INC. & insurance required. FREDERICK WEINREICH amended. Count 15 TASHA AMENA Period Week (W)26 in Con- BRANO and MARTHA J. Period Week (O)31 in Con- Clermont, FL 34712 PEARS SINCE THE Re-Roofs and Repairs Timeshare Period Week PEACE and LAMONT AN- dominium Unit No. 407108 SUAREZ Timeshare Period dominium Unit No. 105309 Telephone: 352-242-2670 DAILY COMMERCIAL Tile, Metal, Shingles (E)27 in Condominium Unit Count 1 MARTHA LORET- THONY PEACE Timeshare Week (O)15 in Condomin- Attorney for Plaintiff This is a full time WILL NOT BE RE- Flat Roofs & No. 107204 DEMOLA Timeshare Period Period Week (O)35 in Con- Count 3 QUINCY J. ium Unit No. 108102 Count 5 NELSON ROBERTO Ad. No: 00354465 SPONSIBLE FOR IN- salaried position with Week (O)5 in Condominium dominium Unit No. 106103 CLAYTON and AZIZA M. PENA MEHNERT Timeshare Aug 24 & 31, 2012 Mobile Homes bonus incentives. Count 12 OSCAR H. WENDE Unit No. 103101 CLAYTON Timeshare Period August 15, 2012 Period Week (O)27 in Con- CORRECT ADS AFTER Excel. Ref’s Avail. THE FIRST DAY OF Timeshare Period Week August 03, 2012 Week (E)38 in Condomin- NEIL KELLY dominium Unit No. 103202 Licensed & Insured Schedule includes day, (E)40 in Condominium Unit Count 2 ALLAN J. MARIN NEIL KELLY ium Unit No. 403108 Clerk of the Court PUBLICATION. IF YOU IN THE COUNTY COURT IN CCC1328197 night, weekend No. 104305 SR. and PIERINA M. MARIN Clerk of the Court By: /s/W.Tillman Count 6 JORGE QUIN- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, FIND AN ERROR CALL Call: 352-255-2758 Timeshare Period Week By: /s/W.Tillman Count 4 CLAUDIO COSTA Deputy Clerk TANILLA Y D ACOSTA and FLORIDA THE CLASSIFIED DE- and holiday hours. Count 13 DEIRDRE FAY (O)27 in Condominium Unit Deputy Clerk and LUCIANA CASTILHO Paul M. Caldwell GLORIA EVANGELINA COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION PARTMENT IMMEDI- WILLIAMS Timeshare Pe- No. 107106 Paul M. Caldwell DIAS COSTA Timeshare Caldwell & Payne, P.A. TORRES PEREZ Timeshare Case No: 12CC1945 Please send resume to riod Week (O)48 in Condo- Caldwell & Payne, P.A. Post Office Box 120069 ATELY AT 314-3278 Period Week (W)21 in Con- Period Week (O)3 in Condo- SUMMER BAY PARTNER- OR 748-1955. DMjobs@ minium Unit No. 103302 Count 3 SERGIO A. MARTI- Post Office Box 120069 dominium Unit No. 403204 Clermont, FL 34712 minium Unit No. 107202 SHIP, a Florida general dailycommercial.com NEZ Timeshare Period Clermont, FL 34712 Telephone: 352-242-2670 partnership fax to 352-365-8229 Count 14 B FRANKLIN Week (E)34 in Condomin- Telephone: 352-242-2670 Count 5 GERSON SAMUEL Attorney for Plaintiff Count 7 ALEJANDRO CARLOS RUBEN AMARO THE PUBLISHER AS- YARD Timeshare Period ium Unit No. 104102 Attorney for the Plaintiff DIAZ GARCIA and Ad. No: 00354485 RAMIREZ and JOSEFA and CARIDAD QUINTANA SUMES NO FINANCIAL or apply in person at Week (0)7 in Condomin- Ad No.: 00353440 CHARLINE J. ORTIZ-DIAZ Aug 24 & 31, 2012 DOLORES HOLLEMAN AMARO et al RESPONSIBILITY FOR 212 E. Main St. ium Unit No. 105311 Count 4 TERRY R. MATHIS Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 Timeshare Period Week Timeshare Period Week Defendant(s) ERRORS OR FOR OM- Leesburg Timeshare Period Week (O)41 in Condominium Unit (O)34 in Condominium Unit EOE Count 15 GUADALUPE JA- (O)51 in Condominium Unit MISSION OF COPY. LI- No. 401205 IN THE COUNTY COURT IN No. 106204 NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- ABILITY SHALL NOT VIER ZARATE Timeshare No. 105312 IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Period Week (E)33 in Con- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Count 6 NAMIL H. FINNEY FLORIDA Count 8 XIMENA PAZ NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- EXCEED THE COST OF dominium Unit No. 106203 Count 5 TONYA RENEE MA- FLORIDA and SELMA A. FINNEY COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION SANCHEZ CERMENATTI and suant to a Final Judgment THE PORTION OF ZORA and RAJAB MAZORA COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Timeshare Period Week Case No: 12CC1913 MIGUEL MAURICIO AVILA of Foreclosure in the cap- SPACE OCCUPIED BY 410 Sales August 06, 2012 Timeshare Period Week Case No: 12CC1880 (W)23 in Condominium Unit SUMMER BAY PARTNER- RIVERA Timeshare Period tioned, matter dated August SUCH ERROR. NEIL KELLY (E)19 in Condominium Unit SUMMER BAY PARTNER- No. 401308 SHIP, a Florida general Week (E)32 in Condomin- 10, 2012 I will sell to the Clerk of the Court No. 103206 SHIP, a Florida general partnership ium Unit No. 106103 highest bidder for cash at CANCELLATIONS By: /s/W.Tillman partnership Count 7 DARIEN E. HILL ANA LUCIA AREVALO the front door of the Lake MEDIA ADVERTISING Deputy Clerk Count 6 SABRINA HAYES Plaintiff, and MITCHELL A. HILL BAIRES et al Count 9 NORMA LETICIA County Judicial Center, 550 MULTI-MEDIA Paul M. Caldwell MCKENDALL and THOMAS NICOLAS PEREIRA and CANCELLATION FOR Timeshare Period Week Defendant(s) SANCHEZ Timeshare Period West Main Street, Tavares, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Caldwell & Payne, P.A. ANTHONY MCKENDALL OHILDA GUIROLA PEREIRA (W)10 in Condominium Unit Week (E)20 in Condomin- Florida 32778, at 11:00 ADS RUNNING SATUR- Post Office Box 120069 Timeshare Period Week et al No. 407303 NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- ium Unit No. 103205 A.M. on Sept. 18, 2012 the DAY MUST BE MADE Clermont, FL 34712 (O)22 in Condominium Unit Defendant(s) ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 following-described prop- BY FRIDAY BY 2:00, The perfect choice Telephone: 352-242-2670 No. 104304 Count 8 BIRGER VESTER- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- Count 10 KENNETH RAY erty, all of which are SUM- CANCELLATIONS FOR for anyone loving to Attorney for the Plaintiff NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- GAARD HOST Timeshare suant to a Final Judgment THAMES JR. and BARBARA MER ISLES CONDOMINIUM sell a product they Ad No.: 00353582 Count 8 DEBORAH A. ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 SUNDAY & MONDAY Period Week (E)4 in Condo- of Foreclosure in the cap- J. MATTHEWS Timeshare I, according to the Declara- MUST BE MADE FRI- believe in. The Daily Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 MILLER Timeshare Period NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- minium Unit No. 401102 tioned, matter dated August Period Week (E)44 in Con- tion of Condominium, Week (E)34 in Condomin- suant to a Final Judgment DAY BY 5:00 Commercial in 10, 2012 I will sell to the dominium Unit No. 106106 thereof recorded in Official Leesburg, FL. ium Unit No. 105103 of Foreclosure in the cap- Count 9 LUDEK PALA and Records Book 2172 page highest bidder for cash at Newspaper that has an IN THE COUNTY COURT IN tioned, matter dated August EMMA PALOVA Timeshare the front door of the Lake Count 11 JORGE M. 2336, Public Records of 105 Positions AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Count 9 JUDITH C. MILLER 2, 2012 I will sell to the Period Week (E)26 in Con- County Judicial Center, 550 TREVINO Timeshare Period Lake County, Florida, as FLORIDA Timeshare Period Week highest bidder for cash at dominium Unit No. 403309 West Main Street, Tavares, Week (E)38 in Condomin- amended. Wanted COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION (E)25 in Condominium Unit the front door of the Lake Florida 32778, at 11:00 ium Unit No. 106307 Case No: 12CC1831 No. 106305 County Judicial Center, 550 Count 10 JESSICA LYNN A.M. on Sept. 18, 2012 the Count 2 CLAUDIA AR- COURIER SUMMER BAY PARTNER- West Main Street, Tavares, POWERS and BRUCE following-described prop- Count 12 WILFREDO GUETA-SANTILLAN Time- Count 10 MICHELLE Florida 32778, at 11:00 ARMANDO TURIS and LUZ Seeking position, SHIP, a Florida general ALBERT POWERS Time- erty, all of which are THE share Period Week (O)47 in for a qualified Outside partnership DENISE MILLER Timeshare A.M. on Sept. 13, 2012 the share Period Week (E)49 in VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, GUADALUPE TURIS Time- Condominium Unit No. have exp’d, in MARIA E. RODRIGUEZ Period Week (E)5 in Condo- following-described prop- Condominium Unit No. according to the Declaration share Period Week (O)41 in 402106 medical & legal. PT Sales Representative FIGUEROA and LUIS minium Unit No. 103105 erty, all of which are THE 403309 of Condominium, thereof Condominium Unit No. Call 352-552-0064 that values teamwork AMBERT CANDELARIO et al VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, recorded in Official Records 103202 Count 3 TALONDA BERRY and has a desire Defendant(s) Count 11 MARK LANE according to the Declaration Count 11 LUIS MANUEL Book 1897 page 1089 Pub- and TIFFANY ANN BERRY to succeed. MITCHELL and MARLENE D. of Condominium, thereof RODRIGUEZ and ALMA lic Records of Lake County, Count 13 ISEL VALENZUELA Timeshare Period Week 106 Personals NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- MITCHELL Timeshare Pe- recorded in Official Records VIRGINIA BARRERA Time- Florida, as amended. and LEONCIO GIL Time- (O)49 in Condominium Unit The successful riod Week (0)18 in Condo- Book 1897 page 1089, share Period Week (E)47 in LADY seeking male ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 share Period Week (W)46 in No. 402102 candidate must have NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- minium Unit No. 103307 Public Records of Lake Condominium Unit No. Count 1 ANA LUCIA ARE- Condominium Unit No. companion (Lees- suant to a Final Judgment County, Florida, as 401204 VALO BAIRES Timeshare 103102 Count 4 RICKEY BROWN burg) non smoker, at least 6 months of Foreclosure in the cap- Count 12 FRANCIA MARI- amended. Period Week (O)14 in and NUCLEAR MONTGOM- social drinker, 79 yrs to 1 year sales tioned, matter dated August ZOL MOLINA QUINONEZ Count 12 JOHN Condominium Unit No. Count 14 KAREN D. VANCE ERY BROWN Timeshare Pe- +. Likes movies, din- experience. Is highly Timeshare Period Week 14, 2012 I will sell to the Count 1 NICOLAS PEREIRA WAKABIKWA and OLGA 106103 Timeshare Period Week riod Week (O)29 in Condo- ners. 408-4396 motivated and highest bidder for cash at (O)11 in Condominium Unit and OHILDA GUIROLA WAKABIKWA Timeshare (O)33 in Condominium Unit minium Unit No. 402401 enjoys building client the front door of the Lake No. 103106 PEREIRA Timeshare Period Period Week (W)36 in Con- Count 2 RACHELL ANN No. 106103 Week (O)4 in Condominium relationships, not County Judicial Center, 550 dominium Unit No. 401202 BERNARD Timeshare Period Count 5 DAVID EARL CAM- afraid to ask for West Main Street, Tavares, Count 13 WILLIAM C. MON- Unit No. 105107 Week (O)5 in Condominium Count 15 MICHAEL ERON and STEPHANIE ROB- Florida 32778, at 11:00 ROE Timeshare Period Count 13 CLARENCE WARR Unit No. 107301 PATRICK VAZQUEZ and INSON CAMERON Time- Looking for the a sale, professional, A.M. on Sept. 25, 2012 the Week (O)20 in Condomin- Count 2 JANNICE PINETTE and SHARON D. WARR CHRISTINA DOMENIQUE share Period Week (O)36 in enthusiastic, and following-described prop- ium Unit No. 106102 ESTRADA and JOEL F. RIOS Timeshare Period Week Count 3 JERALD LAMONT SECONDO Timeshare Condominium Unit No. best fishing exhibit a high level erty, all of which are THE GONZALEZ Timeshare Pe- (O)24 in Condominium Unit BERRY Timeshare Period Period Week (E)49 in Con- 404302 of integrity. VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, Count 14 PENELOPE B. riod Week (E)26 in Condo- No. 401305 Week (E)47 in Condomin- dominium Unit No. 105102 spots, according to the Declaration MOORE Timeshare Period minium Unit No. 105305 ium Unit No. 106107 Count 6 SILVIA IRENE We offer Week (0)36 in Condomin- August 15, 2012 see the of Condominium, thereof Count 14 JOSEPH STEPHEN CHAVEZ FLORES, XIMENA base salary plus recorded in Official Records ium Unit No. 106303 Count 3 YOJANI D. WRIGHT and BEVERLY Count 4 YUNIESKY NEIL KELLY PATRICIA CHAVEZ FLORES Outdoor Book 1897 page 1089 Pub- POLANCO Timeshare Period DIANE WRIGHT Timeshare CARVAJAL and MADALIT Clerk of the Court and IRMA BERNAL TOVAR commission; excellent lic Records of Lake County, Count 15 STANLEY LEON Week (E)7 in Condominium Period Week (E)49 in Con- DE ARMAS Timeshare By: /s/W.Tillman Timeshare Period Week page benefits to include Florida, as amended. MOORE and JOANNA LYN Unit No. 103307 dominium Unit No. 407309 Period Week (O)26 in Deputy Clerk (E)31 in Condominium Unit medical, dental, life, MOORE Timeshare Period Condominium Unit No. Paul M. Caldwell No. 108212 every 401k and more; paid Count 1 MARIA E. Week (E)6 in Condominium Count 4 ZULLY E. POLO Count 15 KAREN YUABOV 103202 Caldwell & Payne, P.A. Sunday in the time off; and training. RODRIGUEZ FIGUEROA and Unit No. 105210 ECHEVERRIA Timeshare Pe- Timeshare Period Week Post Office Box 120069 Count 7 JOSE VICENTE riod Week (E)47 in Condo- Clermont, FL 34712 LUIS AMBERT CANDELARIO (W)26 in Condominium Unit Count 5 RODOLFO DIAZ HERNANDEZ and sports section. Send Reply To: Timeshare Period Week August 08, 2012 minium Unit No. 103307 No. 407209 LEANDRO DIAZ Timeshare Telephone: 352-242-2670 MELISA MORALES Please call (O)26 in Condominium Unit NEIL KELLY Period Week (O)18 in Attorney for Plaintiff FIGUEROA Timeshare Pe- The Daily Commercial No. 105108 Clerk of the Court Count 5 CHRISTOPHER LEE August 15, 2012 Condominium Unit No. Ad. No: 00354487 riod Week (E)47 in Condo- (352) 365-8200 PO Box 490007 By: /s/W.Tillman PRICE and DAWN HOFF NEIL KELLY 103101 Aug 24 & 31, 2012 minium Unit No. 501305 to start your Leesburg, FL 34749 or Count 2 ANGELICA M. Deputy Clerk PRICE Timeshare Period Clerk of the Court subscription today. Email to: RODRIGUEZ ROSADO Time- Paul M. Caldwell Week (O)1 in Condominium By: /s/W.Tillman Count 6 EUGENIO HERNAN Count 8 HOWARD MELVIN Adsalesjobs@ share Period Week (O)42 in Caldwell & Payne, P.A. Unit No. 107202 Deputy Clerk IN THE COUNTY COURT IN GOMEZ and JANNETH AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, DICKERSON and SHEL- dailycommercial.com Condominium Unit No. Post Office Box 120069 Paul M. Caldwell GOMEZ Timeshare Period LENE LAMESA DICKERSON 105106 Clermont, FL 34712 Count 6 JUDY D. PUGH Caldwell & Payne, P.A. FLORIDA EOE Week (E)32 in Condomin- COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Timeshare Period Week Telephone: 352-242-2670 Timeshare Period Week Post Office Box 120069 ium Unit No. 105203 Count 3 ALFREDO Attorney for Plaintiff (O)48 in Condominium Unit Clermont, FL 34712 Case No: 12CC1915 SUMMER BAY PARTNER- RODRIGUEZ Timeshare Ad. No: 00353630 No. 104108 Telephone: 352-242-2670 Count 8 LESTER F. SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON B2 Period Week (O)46 in Con- Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 Attorney for Plaintiff SHIP, a Florida general LABRADOR Timeshare partnership dominium Unit No. 104105 Count 8 CARLOS RIERA Ad. No: 00354672 Period Week (O)19 in Timeshare Period Week JESUS A. RODRIGUEZ IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Aug 24 & 31, 2012 Condominium Unit No. (E)51 in Condominium Unit ORTIZ et al AMT CPA STEW LAFORGE Count 4 TOMAS ROQUE AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, 103204 and MAYRA VARA Time- No. 107301 Defendant(s) FLORIDA IN THE COUNTY COURT IN SOU ORE NOME SONAT I NA share Period Week (O)7 in COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Count 9 NATHAN S. LAND Count 9 CARLOS LUIS RI- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Condominium Unit No. Case No: 12CC1879 and REBECCA L. LAND ESGO and MADAY R. RI- FLORIDA ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 PUTACORK I N I T CUT I TOUT 105302 SUMMER BAY PARTNER- Timeshare Period Week ESGO Timeshare Period COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- SHIP, a Florida general (E)3 in Condominium Unit Week (O)31 in Condomin- Case No: 12CC1912 suant to a Final Judgment I TSNOWONDER DOVER Count 5 EZEKIAH ROSE and partnership No. 106204 SANDRA ELAINE ium Unit No. 104208 SUMMER BAY PARTNER- of Foreclosure in the cap- Plaintiff, SHIP, a Florida general tioned, matter dated August CHINA NEED BITES MILK FFRENCH-ROSE Timeshare MARIDALIA BERRIOS MO- Count 11 JOSE R. LOPEZ Count 10 JENNIE RIVERA partnership 14, 2012 I will sell to the Period Week (O)1 in Condo- RALES and CARLOS and DAMARIS GONZALEZ CARRASQUILLO Timeshare DENNIS L. JARAMILLO and highest bidder for cash at minium Unit No. 103206 HERIBERTO MORALES et al LOPEZ Timeshare Period SALS DONTRUB I T I N Period Week (O)8 in Condo- PAZ V. JARAMILLO et al the front door of the Lake Defendant(s) Week (O)44 in Condomin- Count 6 SANDRA minium Unit No. 104204 Defendant(s) County Judicial Center, 550 ium Unit No. 106306 West Main Street, Tavares, I TSABOUT T I ME SPAREME ROSE-JARRETT Timeshare NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Count 11 JONATHAN RIV- NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Florida 32778, at 11:00 Period Week (E)46 in Con- ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Count 12 MARIA L. LOPEZ GOTLOST SCR I M SAMBA ERA RUIZ Timeshare Period ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 A.M. on Sept. 25, 2012 the dominium Unit No. 103107 NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- and MIGUEL ANTONIO Week (E)9 in Condominium NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- following-described prop- suant to a Final Judgment MENGUAL Timeshare EMI LY POL SERFS SOD Count 7 IVAN RUIZ and Unit No. 104306 suant to a Final Judgment erty, all of which are THE of Foreclosure in the cap- of Foreclosure in the cap- Period Week (E)25 in VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, MILDRED PORTO Time- tioned, matter dated August Condominium Unit No. Count 12 DIANA LEE RIV- tioned, matter dated August according to the Declaration RENE BEAVER STORES share Period Week (E)32 in 2, 2012 I will sell to the 104308 ERS Timeshare Period 14, 2012 I will sell to the of Condominium, thereof Condominium Unit No. highest bidder for cash at Week (O)29 in Condomin- highest bidder for cash at recorded in Official Records ITGOESWITHOUTSAYING 104307 the front door of the Lake Count 13 JODY L. LORING ium Unit No. 103206 the front door of the Lake Book 1897 page 1089 Pub- County Judicial Center, 550 County Judicial Center, 550 and TONISHA LAKISHA lic Records of Lake County, ELAPSE OMELET MOON Count 8 JOSE A. SALGADO West Main Street, Tavares, BROWN Timeshare Period Count 13 SUHAIL West Main Street, Tavares, Florida, as amended. and YAHAIRA BONILLA Florida 32778, at 11:00 Week (E)43 in Condomin- RODRIGUEZ OCASIO and Florida 32778, at 11:00 UMP DRYAD ADE P I ETY Timeshare Period Week A.M. on Sept. 11, 2012 the ium Unit No. 103104 HECTOR M. RODRIGUEZ A.M. on Sept. 25, 2012 the Count 1 JESUS A. (E)32 in Condominium Unit following-described prop- MAYSONET Timeshare Pe- following-described prop- RODRIGUEZ Timeshare SALEM TORAH ANDANTE No. 105304 erty, all of which are THE Count 14 RUBEN D. riod Week (O)37 in Condo- erty, all of which are SUM- Period Week (O)6 in Condo- VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, MARTINEZ GOMEZ Count 10 JOSEPH UWALUE minium Unit No. 105210 MER ISLES CONDOMINIUM minium Unit No. 104102 AMULETS I CANTSTANDI T according to the Declaration I, according to the Declara- Timeshare Period Week UTULU and OMOLOLA of Condominium, thereof (O)38 in Condominium Unit Count 14 GLADYS M. tion of Condominium, Count 2 MARIA VICTORIA LADUNNI CHRISTIANA recorded in Official Records No. 103307 GETONWITHIT EACH RODRIGUEZ and JULIA M. thereof recorded in Official ROSILLO and SARA OJURI Timeshare Period Book 1897, page 1089, RODRIGUEZDETORRES Records Book 2172 page MICAELA MENDEZ Time- Week (E)33 in Condomin- Public Records of Lake Count 15 STEPHEN ETON EL I AS OGRE SPARS Timeshare Period Week 2336 Public Records of share Period Week (E)20 in ium Unit No. 104204 County, Florida, as ANTHONY YOUNG and (0)34 in Condominium Lake County, Florida, as Condominium Unit No. amended. amended. SUSAN JANE YOUNG 105210 BELLY THATTEARS I T Count 12 MARIA EUGENIA Unit No. 104306 Timeshare Period Week VARGAS CHAVEZ Time- Count 1 MARIDALIA BER- (E)42 in Condominium Unit STEPONI T WHATS I TTOYOU Count 15 JOSE JAVIER Count 1 DENNIS L. JARA- Count 3 LEONARDO share Period Week (E)38 in RIOS MORALES and CAR- No. 105212 RODRIGUEZ and AMANDA MILLO and PAZ V. JARA- SANCHEZ and NANCY Condominium Unit No. LOS HERIBERTO MORALES JEAN RODRIGUEZ Time- MILLO Timeshare Period SANCHEZ Timeshare Period NOMI NEES HERE CAB ETC 107206 Timeshare Period Week August 10, 2012 share Period Week (E)5 in Week (O)26 in Condomin- Week (O)14 in Condomin- (E)43 in Condominium Unit ium Unit No. 404206 NEIL KELLY ium Unit No. 103106 LOOTERS YEAS STY TSK
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Palm lounge. light brown. 652 Articles Will furnish leads 352-821-2801 ers. $50 Call SPRINT HTC EVO 4G. 4 travel between offices, EOE $30 obo. 669-1163 727-798-0976 Tree, decor $50 firm. mo. old w/charger & $35. 748-4299 For Sale Work from home. located in Leesburg BIRD CAGE 21” x 32” x 352-742-2319 case. $175. Call GENERAL MAINT./ 62”, on rolling stand. SCYTHE curved handle, EDGER by Weed Eater, Call Ed and The Villages. All DRESSER w/out mirror. 352-504-6448 new $20 ANSWERING MACHINE LOT PERSON - PT Great cond. $100. 100 yrs. old. $100 Gloss black. 7 TABLE LAMP, Mexican 352-217-9937 positions require exp. Please call 33” high. Excel. Call 352-315-0544 W/CORDLESS HAND- Those who cannot General service & car- Call 352-669-6573 drawer. $50 Call STEREO & SPEAKERS SETS GOOD COND. pentry asst. exp. 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Asking HOUSEKEEPER’S legs are built in, 604 Furniture TABLE metal base round $50. 407-314-5288 pelled, bagger. AREA RUG 8 x 11. MEDICAL BILLER w/play top. $100. TER faux oak. $60 $100. 669-2379 Burgandy, Floral bor- Now hiring PT. Must Call 352-227-7507 glass top, 21”x25”. FOR A FULL TIME FT experienced with have own vehicle. 352-434-8094 Appliances With TELEVISION 32” der. $30. 435-0055 knowledge of EMR for $30 obo. Call LAWN TRACTOR REAR POSITION IN Call 352-638-0090 Warranties $75 & up! ENTERTAINMENT CEN- w/matching stand. BAR Padded, w/mirror Primary Care Practice BIRD FEEDERS (4), 352-330-1441 TIRES on rims, like OUR CLASSIFIED Used Beds all sizes! TER Fits 36” TV, Good cond. $85 Call front, about 5’ long in The Villages. MAGIC MOMENTS metal, good cond. new. $40 Call ADVERTISING DEPT. 3Buy 3 Sell 3 Trade glass doors, CD stor- TABLE Wrought Iron 352-343-5256 $100. Excel cond. The successful candi- Fax resume to: seeking lead teacher $15 takes all. Please age. $50. 753-1170 w/glass top & w/4 352-516-7920 for young children call 352-751-4227 3 Fast delivery Call 352-223-6322 date will have a mini- 352-753-3455 chair $100. Call TELEVISION Flat screen LEAF BLOWER Reming- (2/3’s). Must pos- call Buzzy’s ENTERTAINMENT CEN- 352-735-1570 19” Sharp. Works BARBECUE GRILL, gas, mum of 1-year sales DOG CRATE large 2 TER Good cond. $50 ton, elec. 150mph. experience, marketing MEDICAL sess patience, com- 352-315-9886 good. $80 Call excel. cond. great for passion, and CDA or doors, tray, like new Please call TRUNDLE BED, wrought Used twice. or customer service RECEPTIONIST in box. $60. www.buzzysbeds.com 352-589-6626 SOLD hunting camp. $75. F/T, experienced with higher. Call 352-243 561-398-3811 iron, designer dark 352-787-1467 experience. Candidate 352-365-2301 BED metal frame green, good cond. TELEVISION Sanyo, 25”, wil knowledge of EMR for 6811. EOE, Lic. ENTERTAINMENT CEN- PATIO CHAIRS (2) new l be responsible for w/headboard, foot- $100 315-9896 portable. $35. Works BED RAIL all Legal & Obituary Primary Care Practice #C05LA0068 DOG CRATE Mt. Dora, TER partial glass Bronze sling action board & rails. $100 Great! Call Jacquline Smith $80. Portable. $15. Notices. Candidate in The Villages, with MANAGER PT 36”x24”x27” $25. front. Real nice. $50. WARDROBE very old Call 352-702-2740 352-409-1502 352-343-2072 Call 352-255-6490 must have be detail opportunity for ad- for mobile home park, Please call 352-748-1648 Cedar. Asking $35. oriented with excellent vancement. 352-383-2985 BED Twin with mattress, Please call TELEVISION Sony Tri- BEDSPREAD Queen size live on site Hwy. 50 ENTERTAINMENT CEN- POND LINER communication and Fax resume to: box spring & frame. 352-233-0464 nitron 24”, nice pic- with accessories. near Groveland. DOG KENNEL, airline TER wood. Nice 5’x6’x16”D. Free speaking skills, be 352-753-3455 Asking $100. Call ture, w/remote. $40. Asking $25. Call Call 727-954-7719 approved. Model cond. $50. Call Form. $50. Call 573-348-2098 computer proficient, 352-748-8096 605 Appliances 352-360-3027 352-435-0055 PHARMACY MARINE ACCESSORIES 200P. $45. Call cell 352-431-9982 able to type 40 wpm, 407-493-8178 BEDROOM SET Retro, BEER CAN COLLECTION and be deadline TECHNICIAN MANAGER - FT ENTERTAINMENT CEN- COOK TOP Electric, 4 TELEVISION Sony Tri- RIDING MOWER 30” & PARA. Will trade. with compounding exp. good cond. $125. burner. Working nitron 24”, nice pic- Murray. 12.5hp. driven. Exp. in boat parts, ac- DOG SUPPLIES, many Call 352-319-6881 TER Wormwood Please call needed immediately FT cessories, phones & items & CAT ITEMS. large. Beautiful. $75. cond. $50 Call Dave ture, w/remote. $40. w/bagger & mulching 352-394-3233 We offer base salary with benefits. cash drawer. $35 for all. BOX SPRING & MAT- 352-617-9000 352-255-7623 352-360-3027 blades. $500 obo. plus commission; ex- Fax resume: Email resume to: 352-324-3025 TRESS, Queen, extra 352-516-9268 BLANKET King size, FUTON BED all wood DISCOUNT TURNTABLE & AMP Pio- green, used once. cellent benefits to in- 352-323-9507 SharonNobles@ clean. First $65. RIDING MOWER DOGGY DOOR 8’, patio SOLD 1ST DAY with a green mat- APPLIANCE neer, Vintage. needs Asking $30. Call clude medical, dental, NoblesMarine.com or Repair-Sales-Service repair, good cond. Troy-Bilt, 42” cut , life, 401K and more; Fax: 352-787-4524 panel. 7”x11” open- tress. $50 obo. 352-360-0743 450 Trades ing. $50 Call CHAIR rattan swivel. 352-435-7985 Most Repairs $95. 787-1546. bad engine. $100. paid time off; and DFWP/EOE Very nice. Asking $60 Plus Parts firm. 352-787-1880 BLENDER New Cuisinart 352-259-5929 VOICE RECORDER sales training. Oakland Presbyterian $35. Please call FUTON BED all wood 600 watt, crushes DRIVERS Olympus DS2 digital, ROCKING CHAIR, pipe Email resumes to: PT Maintenance/ FISH TANK & STAND 35 352-787-5580 with a green mat- ice 50 oz. glass jar. UPS Contractor needs base, cover instruc- furniture. cushioned. classifiedjobs@ Property manager gallon, good cond. tress. $50 obo. $55. 352-748-9611 Drivers, req. 1 yr OTR, CHAIR Tony Stewart Of- tions. $50 874-9043 Excel cond. $30 Call dailycommercial.com Wanted for local $50 Please call 352-435-7985 or apply at: Class A CDL. 23 yrs. fice Depot, all 352-589-5814 BOOKS (118) paperback church. M-F, 4 hrs per 352-396-4263 leather. Awesome! GLIDER alum., from current authors Nora 212 E. Main Street old Hazmat 100% no WASHER, DRYER, WEED EATER John day. Minor repairs, set $99. 352-272-5190 1950’s. Asking 608 A/C & Heat Roberts. Asking $40. Leesburg, FL., EOE touch. PET DOOR White, adj. REFRIGERATOR Deere 410. Works Call 407-567-8158 up rooms for mtgs, for sliding doors, fits $100. Please call 352-406-1577 regular maintenance of CHAIRS (2) wrought 352-735-1570 “Don’t Toss It AIR CLEANER UV light good. $45. Call pets up to 12lb. $75. for Central A/C. Kills 352-348-9973 BOOKS (118) paperback The Leesburg Area FACILITY/PLANT AC units, clean debris iron, padded ice Fix It For Less” 352-460-0442 HEADBOARD/BOOK Buying Clean mold & bacteria. current authors Nora Chamber of Commerce SANITARIAN NEEDED off roof, etc. Must pass cream table chairs YARD FOLDING CHAIR $50. 352-748-2029 CASE, wood, full Washers & Dryers $100. 504-2327 Roberts. Asking $40. is looking for an at Valensa Interna- background check. PET STROLLER Four oval w/foot rest. $30 size. $40 obo. Call Days, Evenings & 352-406-1577 experienced tional, located in Eus- Contact pastor at Paws like new. Ask- Please call CHAIRS (6) w/green 352-431-9982 Weekends AIR CONDITIONER Fri- SALES PERSON tis, FL to keep the food [email protected]. ing $50 Firm. Call seats. $50 for all. 352-315-0544 BOOKS vintage, approx. This position is respon- 352-326-9419 Call Now gidaire 6000 BTU’s, ingredient production SCHOOL BUS Please call HIDE-A-BED twin, firm, window unit. $100 15-20. $30 for all. sible for growing the facility clean and in or- 352-630-7788 excel cond. 352-874-1238 640 Guns Please call chamber membership DRIVERS NEEDED PET TAXI By Pet Mate. 352-460-0458 derly condition. non-smoking. $80 DISHWASHER GE, good 352-348-7490 and securing advertis- Training provided. 23”L x 14”W x 16”H. CHAIRS stackable, HAND GUN 32 caliber Responsibilities Excel cond. $25 obo. Call 352-246-9948 cond. Asking $100. AIR CONDITIONER BOOKS Western. (25) ers for several media Contact: Lake County heavy plastic (10) . GE 5000 BTU. $75. Intrac Arms. Asking include: Call 352-589-8350 KITCHEN TABLE 42” Please call $20 outlets and events. If Schools, Transporta- Good cond. $50 Call 352-348-5843 $275. Please call •Cleaning duties, incl. round w/extension. 352-217-0433 Call 352-357-4722 you want to be a part floors/walls/ceilings tion 352-728-2561 or STAND ON ROLLERS for 352-324-2998 352-399-6001 of a professional busi- Apply online: Asking $40. Call DISHWASHER Kenmore AIR CONDITIONER, May- BREAST PUMP Evenflo, •Cleaning restrooms bird cage 29.5” H x CHAISE LOUNGER on HUNTER’S DOG BOX ness organization that www.lake.k12.fl.us 352-669-2926 works great. Asking tag, 5000 BTU’s. clean, w/carry case, •Dusting 18.75”W x 18.75D. rollers pastel colors SEAT on metal represents businesses $50. Please call $40 Please call bottles etc. $35. Call •Removing trash $50. 352-978-7461 excel. cond. $100 KITCHEN TABLE all 352-483-5261 frame. $25 obo. Call and is a leader in Lake This position will work obo. 352-435-7649 wood w/4 chairs. 352-343-6954 352-308-9478 County, please fax or 480 Legal TRACKING COLLARS (5) 352-391-9304 closely with the quality Asking $100 obo. DRYER GE Super Ca- FILTER for A/C 16”x20”, CASSEROLE 2 Quart, email your resume to: & antenna, Wildlife CHEST OF 4 DRAWERS, NORTH AMERICAN dept. in maintaining a LEGAL ASSISTANT 352-435-7985 pacity 7 cycle, heavy life time, new in box. CorningWare. Asking Executive Director Materials 219 box. brown, 25”x15”x3’. ARMS 22 conversion sanitary environment needed for law firm in duty. $100 Call Pd. $90 sell for $50 $18 Please call (352) 787-3985 or $450. 551-9554 Good cond. $75 Call KITCHEN TABLE all cylinder Revolver. suitable for food proc- The Villages. Practice wood w/4 chairs. 352-617-0718 Call 352-385-7359 352-242-1609 admin@leesburg essing. Requires excel. 352-748-0702 SOLD chamber.com emphasis is on com- Asking $100 obo. observation skills and CHEST OF DRAWERS DRYER GE. Good cond. CHANDELIER Dining EOE mercial real estate. Ex- 352-435-7985 $100 obo. 624 Children’s REMINGTON Model 700 Room, unique style attention to detail. A cellent organizational large 5 drawers. 257 Roberts, Circa good understanding of Asking $50. Call KITCHEN TABLE blonde, Call 352-323-8079 $65 Please call skills, ability to com- items ‘80” never fire, new 352-314-0677 GMP's a plus. Must be municate effectively 352-729-2409 3’x3’ w/leaf up. & 2 EXHAUST FAN Down in box. $650. Call 425 Clerical able to lift up to 50 lbs. 600 padded chairs. $85 draft, Jenn Air. BOYS CLOTHES size CHANDELIER new in and a positive “can do” 352-638-8476 Be able to work 8-12 CHEST OF DRAWERS Call 352-748-0702 Squirrel cage. Excel. 8-16 large bag. Ask- box. $40. Please call attitude required. Only Merchandise large 5 drawers. FULL TIME POSITION hr shifts standing. Abil- hard working team $30. 324-2173 ing $40. Please call SHOT GUN New England 352-217-3628 Asking $50. Call KITCHEN TABLE wood 12 gauge single shot w/benefits: A highly or- ity to operate forklifts, players need apply. 352-433-3671 CHINA service of 14 Mart 352-729-2409 top & metal base. KOOL MATE Igloo excel cond. $100. ganized, detail ori- scissor lifts and floor Corel Word Perfect, w/many serving pcs. $100 obo Call 110-12V, 36 w/con- CAR SEAT Grayco tan, 352-348-9946 ented, self-starter scrubbing equip. DoubleTime®, title in- CHINA CABINET mahog- Asking $100. Call (training provided). 352-630-7788 verter. $40. Mt Dora. excel. cond. Asking needed for a fast surance and real es- any 68”x 36”, Godd 352-735-1591 352-360-0743 paced office. Applicant Send resume to: tate experience a plus. cond Asking $75. LAMPS (Italian glass) or- $30. Please call 649 Medical must process a work- [email protected] Excellent pay and 601 Antiques Call 352-314-2419 ange a pair, 24”H, MICROWAVE GE over 352-460-0005 CHRISTMAS TREE 6’. COMMODE bed side, Asking $15. ing knowledge of Mi- benefits. BOOK PRESS Antique, COFFEE TABLE no shades. $80. the stove mount, ex- GIRLS CLOTHES MAINTENANCE - PT 352-357-8663 cel. cond. $100. very clean. $65 Call 352-787-0613 crosoft Office Outlook, Please send resume cast iron, good cond. Solid wood. $50 Size 6 - 16. 90 pieces. Please call Word & Excel. Individ- for small complex. to: Administrator, 352-217-0433 CLOTHING 13 piece Must have own tools. Asking $70. Call Call 352-455-2224 LAMPS (Italian glass) or- $90. 352-433-3671 352-751-4227 ual must be depend- P.O. Box 491357 352-315-1612 ange a pair, 24”H, MICROWAVE GE Space- Motherhood Mater- able, people oriented Apply at: Leesburg, FL COFFEE TABLE & 2 End GIRLS CLOTHING size CPAP MACHINE Rem- nity summer clothes. 301 E. Gulf Atlantic Tables, wrought iron no shades. $80. maker. Like new. 3T - 6X, 75 items. and posses the ability 34749-1357, or CLOCK electric Sail Ship 352-357-8663 Black, over range. star w/humidifier & $50 702-2740 to learn fast. Hwy. between 9-1pm Fax to: 352-326-2608 w/glass top. $50. Asking $25. Call travel case. $100. good shape. Made $199. 326-8000 COFFEE MAKER Kitchen No phone calls please. Fax: 352-748-5677 Or email to: by Uniter. $95. Call Call 352-434-9855 LIVING ROOM SET 352-406-1577 Call 352-259-2769 Email your resume to: w/end tables, lamps REFRIGERATOR GE, Aid. Makes 12 cups. admin@mclinburnsed. 352-793-5741 COFFEE TABLE Amish LIFT CHAIR brown [email protected] com & tv stand. $500. bisque, excel. cond. GIRLS CLOTHING size Paid $189. Sell for IImmediate mmediate Oak w/2 end tables. 3T - 6X, 75 items. leather. New cost $100. 978-7461 COSTUME JEWELRY Fair to good cond. Call 352-434-9882 $225 Please call Vintage. 2 sets. 352-217-0433 Asking $25. Call $1,200. Asking LAW FIRM IN $75. 508-4413 LOVE SEAT White $550. Please call COMFORTER Queen, OpeningOOpening pening Necklace & bracelet. 352-406-1577 floral pattern. Like THE VILLAGES $40. Call 787-9332 COFFEE TABLE Bamboo wicker, 54” long. REFRIGERATOR Sears 352-753-7910 is looking for a clerical SERVICE TECHNICIANS Good cond. $40 Call 4.2cu.ft. Like new. HEELYS (shoe skates) new. Asking $25. w/glass top & match- 352-742-5274 assistant to support NEEDED ROCKER antique, Oak, ing end table. $50 352-753-7075 Asking $95. Call Black w/pink & blue. SCOOTER E-Z-Go. 3 real estate closing Applicants must have 500 good cond. Asking 352-233-0464 Size 6 girls. New $25 Wheel. Like new! Call 561-398-3811 MAP FILE Steel case, 5 COMFORTER SET agents. Requires good experience and a clean $100. Please call obo. 352-323-1810 $450 obo. Call Queen, pastel colors, telephone personality, driving record, high Pets/Animals 352-357-7413 COFFEE TABLE lg. tinted drawer, good cond. REFRIGERATOR, Freezer 352-406-0805 $75 Call KitchenAid, w/ice PLAYPEN excel. cond. w/accessories. $40 attention to detail and school diploma or oval glass top, brass Call 352-314-0050 organizational skills. equivalent, electrical li- ROUND TABLE 18”, pedestal legs. $65 352-409-0400 maker. Works. Asking $25. SCOOTER/POWERCHAIR SOLD! Call 352-742-2716 Full time entry-level cense a plus but not good cond. $60. obo 352-330-0874 MATTRESS & box spring CARRIER NEW, fits Call 352-728-3571 COOLER Coleman lg. position. Must have required. Company is 501 Pets COFFEE TABLE Ornate, for twin, excel cond. SINK Stainless Steel El- WALKER Sassy Seat & into hitch, 60" fold size. Good cond. $20 prior office experience, an EOE and Drug-Free For Sale SCHOOL DESK light wood, glass top. non-smoker. $80 kay. Double bowl, 18 Baby bathtub. $50. out ramp. $195. Please call prefer legal, but will Workplace. MVR & good cond. $40. $75 Call 3552-246-9948 gauge w/4 holes. Call 352-455-7557 352-217-3437 352-259-3522 train right person. Background checks. Call 352-728-3571 352-434-9855 $100. 326-8000. Email to: Admin@ Apply in person at MATTRESS TOPPER WINNIE THE POOH WALKER 2 wheels, like COOLER Igloo 120 BLOODHOUND 5 yr. mclinburnsed.com or Pike's Electric, Inc. TEA POT org. Lipton. COFFEE TABLES, Queen Memory Foam VENT, Over the Range. stuffed animal, 4’ new. $15 Call quart. Asking $50. Must have room to Fax to: 719 Industrial Drive $35 Please call Oak wood. $50. 2“ from Kohls. $65 White. $35. Like new! $30. Call 352-259-5629 after Please call 352-326-2608. Wildwood, FL 34785 ADOPTED!!!! 352-315-1033 Call 352-561-4179 Call 352-399-2484 Call 352-669-3575 352-409-8264 9am. 352-589-1234
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652 Articles 652 Articles 655 Musical 675 Sports/ 805 Houses 807 808 819 905 1205 Autos For Sale For Sale Instruments Recreation Furnished Apartments Apartments Manufactured Waterfront CASH PAID COUNTRY WESTERN MIRROR 38”H x 42”W. PIANO Celvano, black TRACKING COLLARS (5) VILLAGES 2/2, 1100sf Unfurnished Furnished Homes Rental ON DORA CANAL. Low FOR JUNK CARS! $300 and up. CD 20 songs. $7.50 Ornate lovely curved ebony, transposer, & antenna, Wildlife 2/Gated senior com- WEIRSDALE 1/1 Avail. priced homes, high frame. $70 Call recorder, one finger Materials 219 box. munity. Pool, golf, CLERMONT/ Call 352-771-6191 Call 352-742-1887 W. HWY. 50 now, spacious, CLERMONT/ quality people. 6/Mo. 352-357-1363 cords, lighted key- $450. 551-9554 tennis (bordering Vil- smoke free remod- W. HWY. 50 Free Lot Rent! From CORVETTE ‘94, CURTAINS 6 Panels 84” board. $850 Call lages). Unfurn. Before Groveland ORGANIZER ON TRAMPOLINE 16’ round eled with W/D. On 3 Before Groveland $3,750 Financing. white with gray interior camel suede, w/2 352-589-1459 w/convection oven, Mobile Homes For Sale WHEELS 26” port- w/security net & acres, lg. fenced Mobile Homes For Sale 352-408-4458 new windshield, Torga double rods w/brack- dishwasher, side by w/Owner Finance able w/handle. $26. hardware. $85 Call yard. $650 includes w/Owner Finance top, carpet, rubber ets. $75. 728-0041 PIANO w/Bench, Bald- side, above stove mi- •Remodeled 2br/1ba Call 352-787-1226 win, walnut finish. 352-267-1656 elec. & TV. Add $50 •Remodeled 2br/1ba seals, radio, seats re- CUSTOM Chevy Impala crowave, new over- From $500 down Good cond. $650. ---$$450/month$$--- & bring your horse! From $500 down covered. 2008. 60,000 miles, PILLOW Sealy Contour TRAMPOLINE, sized W/D. Covered ---$$450/month$$--- Asking $11,000 obo. Call 352-343-2847 Like new. Asking $75. •One large 3br/2ba Call 352-537-4790 $14,000. OBO, Land- Memory Form stan- porch, garage, patio •One large 3br/2ba Call 352-617-0078 scaping Equip. trailer & dard size, new in box Call 352-431-9973 w/furn., gas grill, $1,000 down 660 Office ---$$525/month$$--- $1,000 down 1000 809 Roommate PONTIAC GRAND PRIX machine $6,000. OBO, $25. 352-343-4111 WAKE BOARD with size fenced backyard ---$$525/month$$--- Also Avail. GTP ‘02. French Dinning Room.. Furniture/ large boots. Asking w/doggie door. Also Wanted Also Avail. Manufactured PNEUMATIC BARREL Handyman Special’s Super charged coupe, set, Lg. Dresser & $100. Please call avail. furn. Call Handyman Special’s VACUUM goes on a Supplies •1br & 2br with 1ba 118,450 mi. White Night tables, French 352-243-1458 352-347-7993 FRUITLAND PARK, •1br & 2br with 1ba Homes 55 gallon barrel. $15 $500 down w/brown leather int., Living room tables . DESK CHAIR w/arms, $100/wkly or $375/ $500 down Call 352-431-3347 --$$350/month$$-- sunroof, heads up dis- (must see) Singer In- plus home office WILDWOOD 806 Houses mo. includes utilities. --$$350/month$$-- 352-227-7084 or play, auto start remote. dustrial sewing ma- POOL ACCESSORIES In- supplies. $40 Call CYCLERY Unfurnished Ask for Levy. 352-227-7084 or 407-932-0898 $4500. 259-2769 chine. Call. tex Pump, vacuum, 352-787-0410 Full Service 352-547-4811 407-932-0898 1001 Mfd Homes 352-394-2557 or SOLD!!!! Bicycle Shop CLERMONT/ EUSTIS LADY LAKE own br, fe- PT CRUISER ‘01 352-346-3368 674 Exercise For Sale In Wildwood. W. HWY. 50 All remodeled Apts! male age 50-65, LADY LAKE 4/2, W/D, Black w/gray interior. POOL FILTER & Inline 410 HWY. 44/301, Before Groveland DEEP FRYER works automatic chlorina- Equipment 1,2, & 3br’s clean, neat no drugs. 4 miles from ALTOONA 3/2 dbl. wide 5 speed w/propane. Good Wildwood Mobile Homes For Sale Starting at $460. $400 per mo. Call The Villages. on 1/3 acre, com- manual transmission. tor. $75. Call AB CIRCLE PRO w/DVD, Winn Dixie Plaza w/Owner Finance shape. $100 Call 352-409-3244 $200 Dep. only. 352-396-3274 $800/mo, $400 dep. pletely renovated, Need engine work. 352-408-9255 books. Like new. 352-399-2983 •Remodeled 2br/1ba Pet OK. Call 352-728-5002 fenced. $4,000 $650 obo PRINTS (5) limited Flow- $95 firm. wildwoodcyclery.com From $500 down Call 352-357-5675 LEESBURG female. Lg. down, $675/mo Call DISHES, Fiestaware, (6) ---$$450/month$$--- Br. den. Private bath. ers & Wild Life all for 352-408-3573 HARBOR HILLS brand 352-383-8827 SOLD!!!! assorted pieces. $100 Call Ronald •One large 3br/2ba Direct TV. Util. incl. ON DORA CANAL. Low $60. Please call AB ULTRA LOUNGE, 685 Tools/ new lg. 2 bedrooms, $350. 326-8774 priced homes, high CLERMONT/ 352-787-3299 $1,000 down 2 story $995/mo. 352-250-8290 good cond. $50 Machinery ---$$525/month$$--- quality people. 6/Mo. W. HWY. 50 1206 Aviation Call 352-753-7539 TAVARES Someone to PUNCH BOWL w/11 Please call Also Avail. Free Lot Rent! From Before Groveland EAGLE Cement yard art AIR COMPRESSOR 1hp, share 2/2 on water glasses. Princess 352-357-9069 Handyman Special’s $3,750 Financing. Mobile Homes For Sale 46” Wide x 27” Tall Sears, 12 gallons, LEESBURG - Walk to $400/mo. Please call 1210 Mcycles/ House. $25 obo Call •1br & 2br with 1ba 352-408-4458 w/Owner Finance wing tip. Asking $99. BENCH PRESS WITH 125 psi. almost new. downtown! 2/2 Avail. 352-602-8095 52-323-8031 $500 down •Remodeled 2br/1ba Mopeds 352-233-0408 WEIGHTS. $100 obo. SOLD $550/mo & $550 dep. REEL TAPES 7” (600) Call 352-455-1767 --$$350/month$$-- Park Terrace Apts. WILDWOOD AREA From $500 down EAGLE Cement yard art 810 Duplexes ---$$450/month$$--- JACKET AGV red opera 2 operas per or 352-357-0652 CHAIN SAW (2) 352-227-7084 or (352)326-8815 FAMILY AREA leather, Euro style, 46” Wide x 27” Tall Asking $20 for both. 407-932-0898 •One large 3br/2ba tape. $20 Please call BOWFLEX POWER PRO, LEESBURG 1 or 2br Liv- CLERMONT/ 1/1, CHA $525/mo. new lg. $50. Bush- wing tip. Asking $99. 352-343-9935 SOLD! Sewer & Trash incl. $1,000 down 352-233-0408 strength training sys- EUSTIS 3/1.5, family ing rm, kitchen, bath. W. HWY. 50 nell. 352-603-1438 room, wood/tile 352-745-8620 ---$$525/month$$--- RUG 8’X11’, Hunter tem. $75. Can de- CHAIN SAW Craftsman From $475/mo. Call Before Groveland Also Avail. EARRINGS (192) liver. 352-255-8097 14”, gas. $75. floors, garage & 352-250-5164 Mobile Homes For Sale 1235 S U V Selling for $96. green, w/mauve & Handyman Special’s Call 352-460-0442 porch. $850/mo Call w/Owner Finance Call 352-323-1861 tan. $60 obo Call STATIONARY BIKE & LEESBURG •1br & 2br with 1ba 352-327-7589 352-383-8827 •Remodeled 2br/1ba 825 Rent-To- YUKON DENALI ‘06 cardio fit excerciser. CHAIN SAW Homelite 1ST MO. FREE! $500 down AWD, new tires, ENCYCLOPEDIA Colliers HARBOR HILLS brand From $500 down Own --$$350/month$$-- RUGS AREA (2 small) Both for $50 Call w/case, 14” good SPANISH VILLAGE ---$$450/month$$--- starter. Remainder of edition. (22 volumes) cond. $50. Please new lg. 2 bedrooms, 352-227-7084 or $25. Please call Lily pads blues & 352-357-1777 Pool, great location! •One large 3br/2ba Transmission War- greens, unique. $25. call 352-346-1434 2 story $995/mo. Furn. Efficiency, incl. 407-932-0898 ranty. Lots of Extras! 352-669-5568 STATIONARY BIKE Call 352-753-7539 $1,000 down 352-728-3032 util . $800/mo. ---$$525/month$$--- EUSTIS 2/2 1987 single 132K mi. FAN 12” oscillating on Sears. Good cond. CHAINSAW 14” elec- 2/1 apt. $650/mo. SEWING MACHINE $100 firm. Call tric. $50 Brand new! LADY LAKE 2/1 cottage Also Avail. wide, 56’x14’, in $12,750. obo. stand. Excel cond. clean & nice, no chil- Furn. $750/mo + util. Handyman Special’s quite adult & senior Call 352-636-0425 $20 Please call In Cabinet. $40. 352-728-6581 Call 352-589-6626 352-728-5555 Call 352-603-5432 dren, no pets. Cou- •1br & 2br with 1ba park. Lot fee 352-259-3522 CHANNEL LOCKS lg. ples only. $575/mo. OPEN HOUSE $350.ONLY $2,000 SHOES (6) size 8.5 - 9, 675 Sports/ 16”. Made in USA, LEESBURG Downtown $500 down 1240 Trucks FIREWOOD Free you 352-787-8112 --$$350/month$$-- SUNDAY, 1 - 3:30 Call 352-396-2042 narrow. New. $25 for Recreation good cond. $15. area. The Enclave at LEESBURG Light Duty pick up. Please call LADY LAKE, Harbor Cauthen Circle. A new 352-227-7084 or MT. DORA, dbl. wide 352-330-1884 all. Please call 352-460-0728 Remodeled 1,350sf, 352-728-3032 BASKETBALL HOOP Hills, beautiful 3/2 in apartment home 407-932-0898 2/2, added carport, CHEVROLET ‘99 CIRCULAR SAW 10” 4/2. New A/C, appl., & FIREWOOD Hickory. You 10-12’ high. New gated community. New community of 1 BR, EUSTIS 2/1 tile floors workshop, sunroom S-10 Pick Up. SHOES new Nike Air Craftsman w/rolling roof. Inside washer & Haul. Free!! Call net. $45. Call carpet/paint. Includes 1 BA Luxury apts. screen porch private & utility rm. furn. One Owner 4 cyl., Max, sz 9.5, orange. stand. $40. Call dryer. Fenced 1/2ac, GONE 352-787-4579 lawn service. $1,250. Call 352-702-2949 parking $625/mo. 121 Ixora Ave. Hibis- A/C. W/topper. Wrong size. $75 obo. 407-741-3091 detached garage Sennett Realty Group ~ Fully Equipped ~ plus utilities. Call cus MHP 55+. Best offer FLEA MARKET ITEMS 352-365-1661 BICYCLE 3 Wheel, re- w/220 power. Play- CIRCULAR SAW Crafts- 352-326-0411 LEESBURG downtown, 352-357-9078 or SOLD! or trade phone cases & other built. Large Seat & house, dog kennel, RV SHOES new Nike Air man 10” Tilt Arbor, LEESBURG all util. incl. 1br & 1 352-504-6040 $5200. items. All $50. Basket. $150. Call Close in, parking. $94,900. ON DORA CANAL. Low Max, sz 9.5, orange. on stand. $80 Call full ba, $600/mo + 352-348-5843 352-324-2559 352-343-6608 3/2, 10 ac. Horse MOUNT DORA 2/2, priced homes, high Wrong size. $75 obo. 352-326-5247 Farm. Clean, appl., security. Call fenced, tiled floors, quality people. 6/Mo. 352-365-1661 BICYCLE Boys 22”. FLOOR STEAMER Shark. CIRCULAR SAW very scrn. porch, big 352-552-0181 carport, $650/mo. Free Lot Rent! From 1250 Antique Used once. Asking $20. Leesburg oaks, board on wire, $3,750 Financing. SHOES Women’s size 5, Call 352-217-9920 good condition. Ask- LEESBURG Efficiency Call 352-383-8827 Cars $50. Please call out buildings. Pad- Avail. $160 + $150 352-408-4458 office dress. $10 ing $20. Please call MT. DORA, 2/2, single Call 352-267-0590 352-728-5125 obo. Call BICYCLE Cruiser 26” 352-408-1576 dock, gated paved dep.. MOVE-IN; Incl. Men’s Huffy. Asking entrance. $1050/mo. garage screened SENIORS AND ADULTS LINCOLN ‘78 FLOOR STEAMER Shark. 386-336-7572 DISC & BELT SANDER. elec. 352-409-8395 porch, W/D, quiet NEW and NEWER CONTINENTAL MARK V $42. Please call Call 352-250-2467 ON DORA CANAL. Low Used once. Asking SHOPPING/LAUNDRY Asking $30. TAVARES 321 W. Ianthe strret. Excel. cond. homes on a nice blue/blue, leather runs 352-360-3027 MASCOTTE 3BR/ 1 1/2 priced homes, high $50. Please call CART lg. w/4 wheels. Call 352-323-8208 St. 1/1, incl. cable, 321-689-4529 quiet park in Eustis good. Can be seen at bath. quality people. 6/Mo. 352-728-5125 New 1/2 price $30 BICYCLE Cruiser 26” Fenced yard, Wi Fi, elec. $330 $5,000-$10,000 Ride and Drive Auto. DOVETAIL FIXTURE, adjacent to school Free Lot Rent! From GAS GRILL Charbroil. Call 352-483-5507 Men’s Huffy. Asking bi-weekly + dep. Call 811 Condos Cash price. Only 3 left! 204 W. Burleigh Blvd. $42. Please call Craftsman, Asking $850/mo + deposit $3,750 Financing. Tavares. $2,900. Good cond, like new. $75. Please call 352-669-0961 Lot rent $310 per mo. SNACK TABLES, Nested, 352-360-3027 call 352-394-4818 352-408-4458 1-352-396-2042 Call 352-508-5417 Shop Vac. $100. Call set of 3, glass top 352-242-1609 TAVARES MINNEOLA, 3/2/2, new Townhouses 352-326-5399 w/brass legs. $35. BICYCLE Men’s Murray, MOVE IN SPECIAL WILDWOOD, 2/1, single 26”, single speed. DRILL cordless w/bits, carpet & freshly wide in Adult Park, 1264 Auto GAS GRILL Fair cond. Call 352-343-1050. like new. $7 AVAILABLE ROYAL OAKS 1 MO. Free!!! Like new. $50 Call painted. $1,000/mo. 1 & 2 Bedroom units newer appl. Many re- Parts STAIN GLASS & equip- Call 352-753-0657 plus $1,000/dep. FREE 2/2.5 all appl. Call 352-431-3347 352-406-1595 $520 to $620/mo. pool, clubhouse, etc. pairs done. $10,000 ment. Call for more EXTENSION LADDER Call 352-404-3251 Fresh & Bright! obo. 352-748-6413 Accessory GATOR FOOTBALL info. $99. Call BICYCLE new 24”, 18 Call 352-516-2657 speed Mountain $85. RENTALS New carpet & appl. 900 TICKETS VS Bowling BRAKE SHOES for ‘98 352-750-4339. Call 352-330-7272 LONG TERM & Laundry on site. WILDWOOD 1/1, 1st 1002 Mfd Green. 9/1/12. $100 Sport Roadmaster. floor, incl. cable, wa- Real Estate Cavalier. $15 Call 352-516-7920 STORAGE CONTAINERS Will trade for adult 3 GAS DRILL Echo EZR UNFURN. RENTALS IN No smokers or pets. Homes Call 352-223-4270 2 under bed, vertical, SOUTH LAKE COUNTY TavaresApartments.com ter, pool & lawn care. wheeler or $75. Call 210. Heavy duty. $550/mo. 330-0874 For Sale GRILL gas very good 42”x13”. 7 drawer. 352-589-1459 $80 obo. Call ROCKER REALTY Daniel 352-409-0212 W/ land CORVAIR ENGINE cond. with cover. $45. 669-3575 352-348-9973 352-394-3570 3333333333 YALAHA, in Waterwood. For Sale PARTS. $50. All. Asking $65 obo. BICYCLE Red, Men’s Ask For Janet or Emily 3/2/2 Townhome, la- Call 352-874-4535 352-748-8096 SUITCASE Samsonite, 26” Alum., light- GENERATOR Troy Bilt, RockerRealtyInc.com 3EUSTIS3 hard side, upright, nai. Pool, club house HITCH w/equalizer bars, HAMMOCK weight w/access. Model 030245, 1 BEDROOM - NEW & Marina. $1,000 good for pulling wheels. 30”, new in $75. 223-3642 never used. 5550 SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS 1 Story. Walk to Publix 903 Homes 54” x 170” long. $45. box. reg. $380, now per mo. Call trailer. $100. Call Call 352-365-0191 BICYCLE SEATS, watts. $400 Call 2/2/1 with workshop Call: 352-357-7332 352-603-0034 For Sale 352-504-6406 $120 Call 394-0065 352-874-8232 Potting shed. New 3333333333 HAT Joe Fraiser style, tractor style. $50 SWIVEL SWEEPER G2, Call 352-455-4757 kitchen, tiled baths 1100 REAR BUMPER COVER I-BEAM TROLLEY great felt, size large. $7 812 Rooms to HOMES FOR SALE for Mustang GT, cordless rechargeable, for garage or shop. Active community Please call BICYCLE Vintage. Good 808 www.galbreathrealty.com Recreation 1994-1998. Asking 2lbs. New in box. $50. $85 obo Please call Indoor/outdoor pool Rent 352-753-0657 cond. Asking $100. Lots of activities. Apartments Agents for buyers $50. 407-314-5288 352-748-9611 Please call 352-669-2379 EUSTIS $90/weekly, Call 352-787-4584 ICE CREAM MAKER $725/mo + dep. Furnished RECEIVER HITCH, new, TOWER FAN Hollywell 352-504-6406 MITER SAW 12” com- Call Diane laundry, single occu- electric. Like new. pancy, whole house fits Kia Sorrento w/remote. $40 obo BICYCLE Women’s. pound. Asking $100. Tom Grizzard Realty EUSTIS Very nice 1/1 Asking $20. Call privileges. No pets. 1101 Boats 2011 & up. $75 Call Please call $30. obo. Good Please call 352-504-0054 w/office space. Wa- 352-787-5580 352-308-5658 352-638-8553 352-357-8549 cond. Call 352-243-1458 TAVARES 1/1, CHA, ter, & cable included. JON BOAT 14’ wide LADIES CLOTHING large bottom fiberglass. TIRES (3) P225/55/R18 TYPEWRITER Royal, 352-321-2174 MULTI TOOL Craftsman, W/D hook up, near Adults. No pets. bag, 42 items size 813 Homes Good cond. $100 Pirellli P6. Good elec. Excel cond. router combo formica Hospital $550/mo. + Background check. 12-14. Wildwood. BICYCLE Women’s. Like $200/dep. $620/mo. To Share LEESBURG 2/2 352-396-4263 cond. $100 obo Call $30. 352-461-7892 $50. Call new. Paid $90, now trimmer, etc. & case. dep. Pet ok. Call 352-383-6648 352-409-3298 352-357-9169 Dbl. wide furnished, JON BOAT Tracker 10’, 352-787-5776 SOLD!!!! $50. 343-0587 LEESBURG widow would LADIES CLOTHING med. owner must sell used 5x. Like new TONNEAU COVER for UNIFORMS, scrubs, & NAIL GUN Paslode Strap TAVARES/MT. DORA FRUITLAND PARK like to share home top 12-14, bottoms, CARRIER RACK due to illness. $450. Will deliver. ‘01 Silverado 6’8” jacket, lg. size. excel. for bicy- Nailer. Asking $100. Modern 2/2/2 on No deposit fully fur- with same. Full 100 items 25 shoes $13,500 352-255-9098 bed. Asking $75. cond. $5 Please call cles, fits 2 bikes, Please call cul-de-sac. Deed re- nished 2br mobile house privileges. $100. 323-3587 LEESBURG 2/2 352-434-9150 352-728-8460 good cond. $25 Call 352-551-4921 stricted. No pets/ home all utilities in- $500/mo. Call PONTOON Star Deck 352-365-6327 Dbl. wide. Lot rent LADIES WARDROBE smoke. $1,100/mo. cluded, cable TV. Free 352-255-2226 24’, 75hp Mercury, y TRANSMISSION for S10 VACUUM Bissell Power- ROUTER Milwaukee reasonable. $8,500 many new w/tags. CUE STICK negotiable. Call use of boats, fish off new carpet & reup- 5 speed stick shift. force Helix, used Jack Dan- heavy duty, brand Call 352-409-6618 Size 16-20. $7.00 352-638-8476 our docks. Great for 819 holstered, GPS Asking $100. Call once. $30 Call in iel’s Collectable, like new w/case & guide. or 352-396-1176 Call 352-728-2668 singles or couple. Wkly depth/compass/fish SOLD! evening. 787-0043 new in case. $30 $99. 352-434-4416 UMATILLA 3/1 $800 Manufactured obo. 352-483-3353 or mo. rate. sonar, live well. Incl. LIGHT FIXTURES 4’ mo., 1st/last mo. LEESBURG Reduced to TRUCK TOOL BOX Dia- VACUUM Panasonic, TOOL CHEST 2 draw- Call 352-787-4514 Homes Rental twin axle trailer hanging, weather DIRT BIKE rent. 352-408-1845 $65,000. 3/1 well mond Plate alum. heavy duty. $20 obo. ‘05 Honda ers,. w/86 pieces. of w/brakes. $8,900. proof. 3 at $75. Call or 352-272-9272 LADY LAKE furn. effi- ALTOONA 3/2 dbl. wide kept older home narrow or wide bed. Call 352-357-3764 150. Very good mechanics tools. 352-728-2299 407-256-2106 cond. $900 Call ciency util. incl. on 1/3 acre, com- w/extra lot Wood $100. 408-0614 VALANCES (2) lined, $65. 352-343-7201 VILLAGES 2/2, 1100sf $500/mo Rustic set- floors, lg work shop, LUGGAGE Samsonite, 3 352-603-9152 2/Gated senior com- pletely renovated, 1120 Marine 86”W x 22”L with/2 WEED WACKER Home- ting. No pets/smok- fenced. $4,000 mature trees & pc. set, hard sides, FREEZER SUIT munity. Pool, golf, 1275 Golf Pillows. $35. Call for cold lite HD. Brand new, ing. 352-259-6571 down, $675/mo Call hedge for private at- Equip/ beige. $30 Call 352-259-3170 weather. 1 pc. Med. tennis (bordering Vil- mosphere w/in- Carts 352-357-1363 missing string spool. lages). Unfurn. 352-383-8827 Supplies $80 Call $60. 352-315-1612 ground pool. Was VINYL FLOORING 352-793-3042 w/convection oven, LEESBURG CLUB CAR ‘91, well 9’5”x9’5”, new. $50 TAVARES, 1/1 reno- renting for MAGAZINE collection WELDER Hobart. dishwasher, side by 1ST MO. FREE! vated mobile home in $800/mo., you can ANCHOR SHADE 6 x 6. maintained, will need 18/mo of Oprah obo Please call GOLF CLUBS left Asking $350. side, above stove mi- SPANISH VILLAGE $75. Please Call SOLD!!! 352-343-4445 handed, like new, 55+ park. Furn. Non finance for $529/mo. $10. Please call Call 352-243-1458 crowave, new over- Pool, great location! Smoking/No Pets. @ 7% Call for de- 352-551-4921 352-728-2668 irons, woods, & bag. sized W/D. Covered Furn. Efficiency, incl. GOLF CART ‘03 elec. 6 WINE COOLER Hold 12 $45. 352-735-6927 WORK BENCH w/shelf, $500 per mo. & tails. 352-365-0242 BASS BOAT COVER, batteries, canvas en- bottles. Great cond. wood, 6’L x 22”D x porch, garage, patio util . $800/mo. $500 dep. Call canvas 17.5’. Good MASSAGE CUSHION, w/furn., gas grill, 2/1 apt. $650/mo. closure. $850 Call $100 Call GOLF CLUBS, 3 iron 34.5”H $60 Call 937-843-3033 cond. $100 Call 352-589-1459 good cond. $20 352-483-4762 thru SW, driver, 3 352-343-7201 fenced backyard Furn. $750/mo + util. 352-360-1287 Please call wood, putter. $75 w/doggie door. Also 352-728-5555 WILDWOOD Continental SIDE CONSOLE LANGSTON GOLF 352-446-0959 655 Musical 352-245-0716 avail. furn. Call Country Club. Gated Small 352-347-7993 UMATILLA Furn. Adult 2/2 Many Amenities. for boat with Teleflex CART CENTER Instruments GOLF SET irons/woods Seasonal rental or steering. $100. Call MATTRESS TOPPER Studio $550 & 1br Sales • Parts • Service oversized like new full time. Call for OPEN HOUSE 352-636-0942 memory foam, twin, 807 $575, incl util. No Rentals • Custom Shop ACOUSTIC GUITAR w/bag. $45. Call more information. SUNDAY, 1 - 3:30 new. $55. Call pets. 352-250-4711 TROLLING MOTOR, mo- Factory Trained Excel cond. $60. 352-217-4012 Apartments 570-636-3241 LEESBURG 352-259-3170 Remodeled 1,350sf, tor Guide 725, 24lb. Technicians Call 352-348-2743 HOT TUB Blue. $100. 800 Unfurnished 4/2. New A/C, appl., & thrust, foot control. BATTERIES Please Call Real Estate roof. Inside washer & $60 obo. 267-4632 352-874-9043 EUSTIS very nice studio, 352-357-4300 For Rent furn. or unfurn. util. dryer. Fenced 1/2ac, PING PONG TABLE, $550/mo. + $500 detached garage 1200 PAR CAR ’07 Elite ad- (folding) & accesso- dep. 407-247-8329 w/220 power. Play- justable seats, new ries. $40. house, dog kennel, RV Transportation batteries. Super SOLD parking. $94,900. clean. Must see. LADY LAKE Asking $2,400. Call POOL 3.5’ deep. 802 Vacation Arden Place Apts. New 1205 Autos 352-459-1353 Like new. Asking $75. Rentals 1br & 2/2, 1-story 352-431-9973 apts. Coming the Sum- CADILLAC SEDAN POOL 3.5’ deep. mer of 2012. Lots of DeVille ‘97 New Motor YAMAHA GOLF Like new. Asking $75. ON DORA CANAL. Low features, green rated, Call 352-267-0590 supports & alternator, CART 2012 352-431-9973 priced homes, high energy efficient, only cold A/C, New extras! Gas 4/8 yr. warranty. quality people. 6/Mo. $595 & $725/mo. LEESBURG, 3/1, new Clean. $2500 obo. $4,488 TRAMPOLINE, Free Lot Rent! From For details call remodeled. Asking 352-561-1436 or While they last!!! Like new. Asking $75. $3,750 Financing. 877-781-6995 or $45,000. Please call 352-205-9849 352-793-4906 Call 352-431-9973 352-408-4458 [email protected] 352-669-6742 Umatilla or 813-477-0050 C M Y K
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C2 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, August 24, 2012 Advocate talks on lender placed insurance
ith much of our and mitigation inspec- through the foreclosure commissions to the banks placed coverage which nation still strug- tions. This may push even process could be under and offer servicing accounts for roughly 10 W gling with a slug- more consumers into the pinch of lender-placed activites traditionally per- percent of the gross writ- gish economy and con- lender-placed insurance, mortgages for a substan- formed by the bank/ser- ten premium for personal sumers frantically work- creating new financial tial amount of time and at vicer. This creates “reverse and commercial residen- ing to make ends meet, hardships. great risk. In the event of a competition” where con- tial policies in our state. there is a new crisis Further, as private hurricane or significant sumers and investors will It has always been my blocking the path to our insurance companies con- catastrophic event, many be charged for the costs of perspective that the NAIC economic recovery — tinue to pull away from of these consumers will be the insurer to secure the is a body that works lender-placed insurance. coastal areas and re-eval- left without important bank’s business rather toward making sure there The economic impact of uate coverage for cata- coverage benefits such as than true competition is a level playing field for this issue is further mag- strophic events through- personal property and where the consumer or insurers and a healthy nified in Florida by the out our country, additional living expense end user of the product insurance marketplace. I large number of con- Floridians already strug- coverage that they would receives the benefit of believe the NAIC has the tools available through sumers who are faced gling to make mortgage certainly need to recover. competitive rates to cap- market conduct reviews to with or are in the midst I believe these are issues ture their business. payments may be forced make lender-placed insur- of foreclosure. that the NAIC must n The profitability of into foreclosure proceed- ance programs more More than 1.4 million address: this product, and the ings when faced with the transparent and efficient, Floridia homes are Robin Smith n Investigations in New recognition by the bank- added expense of lender- to protect our citizens insured by our state’s pub- York and review by other ing industry that this placed insurance. from being improperly lic insurer, Citizens Westcott consumer advocates show profiability can be Florida already has one placed in lender-placed Property Insurance Robin Smith Westcott is the Florida that the loss ratios for accessed through intiri- of the highest foreclosure coverage, and reduce Corpration. I receive insurance consumer advocate. Lender Placed Insurance cate contractual relation- rates in the country and numerous complaints are extremely low — as ships with insurance com- costs and burdens not from consumers who no Tampa and Miami are was taking 806 days, or 2.2 low as 22 percent for some panies has led to excessive only to homeowners but longer meet Citizens’ among the leading cities years, for the foreclosure insurers. However, Lender rates and abuses. our states economies. underwriting guidelines, for foreclosures. As of process to be completed Placed insurers typically Florida consumers risk Robin Smith Westcott is the Florida as our insurer of last resort March 31, Florida ranked once started. file rates that assume loss in the lender-placed mar- insurance consumer advocate. For first in the country with That means homeown- information, call 850-413-5923 or has taken actions to ratios much greater than ket has unique character- email. Robin.Westcott@myfloridac- depopulate through 271,000 delinquent loans ers who remain in their historical losses. istics. As few as four com- fo.com. He was appointed by Chief aggresive underwriting and at the end of 2011, it homes while going n Many insurers pay panies write lender- Financial Officer Jeff Atwater. Lessons in leadership require we become part of something bigger
e are all part of Last year, we created a fortable asking questions ahead in their own way. It moving forward. something big- solid business plan, com- and also underscore how all boils down to mutual Gus Grizzard is an U.S. W ger than our- plete with what we call, serious I am about indi- respect. Army veteran of the 82nd selves, something great. “Wildly Important Goals,” vidual accountability. In turn, our agents keep Airborne Division and Constant awareness of and deemed it a working Everyone knows straight the management team joined the real estate this fact helps one to document. Meaning it from the horse’s mouth accountable. The result? industry in 2007. Gus and effectively move forward grew with our business how important they are in We won the ERA system’s ERA Tom Grizzard are in life. and the environment we making our company highest honor in 2011 two-time consecutive One of the ways we operate in. great. and then, we won it again recipients of the ERA keep things moving in As a family, we collec- While our plan is clearly in 2012. Gene Francis Memorial tively set quarterly goals our business is to defined, how we execute The validation that we Award which is the high- and evaluate them every were part of something empower each and every on that plan changes est honor given to an ERA few weeks. Together, we big, something great was one of our stakeholders from person to person company, reflecting the discuss plans to move thanks to our belief in sit- icing on the cake because — our agents — to be an qualities most respected integral part in not only ahead and the always uational leadership. Once of our shared commit- throughout the global planning our company’s advancing tools to make agents understand that ment to business plan- ERA system and is met- goals but charting the it happen including, Gus Grizzard they can apply their own ning. Our company per- rics driven. path to reach them. This social media, the Gus Grizzard is an Army veteran of methods toward reaching formance over the last clearly communicates to Internet, new technolo- the 82nd Airborne Division and joined our goals the concept of year-and-a-half has Gus Grizzard and ERA Tom Grizzard them that they are part of gies, etc. If we identify a the real estate industry in 2007. executing the plan increased significantly, are two-time consecutive recipients something bigger, some- specific challenge, our spreads like wildfire. And catapulting our company of the ERA Gene Francis Memorial Award which is the highest honor thing we all think is great, business plan evolves to understand how they are they know as long as they to new levels of energy moving the plan forward. given to an ERA company, reflecting our business. meet it head on. are moving in the desired and excitement. The the qualities most respected How do we do this? In addition, I personally One-on-one meetings direction I will support momentum is certainly throughout the global ERA system baby steps. meet with each agent to allow agents to feel com- them and let them move keeping our company and is metrics driven.
PEOPLE, EVENTS AND PLACES
Dave Brewer appoints areas of construction planning, project prospective home buyers in two commu- room, three-and-a- Jim Murray manager management and building trades. nities,Meritage Homes has introduced half-bath luxury “Jim Murray is very well respected in the Echo hybrid solar system at Fells home is priced at SANFORD — Dave Brewer Inc, which the industry,” Trask said. “He is one of Landing in Lake Nona and Windermere $379,900 with a ranks as one of the the most knowledgeable project man- Trails on Reams Road in Windermere. lake view. region’s leading agers in the region and we expect him to Brian Kittle, vice president of sales for International builders of luxury be a great addition to our team,” Trask Meritage Homes, said there are 150 Luxury Home homes valued at said. home sites at Fells Landing and the same Specialist Chris more than $1 mil- Murray will serve as construction man- number of home sites at Windermere Wilson of the firm’s lion, has appointed Orlando/Dr. ager for both the firm’s new home con- Trails. veteran home Phillips Marketing struction and remodeling divisions. builder Jim Murray Homes at Fells Landing range in size Center is listing For information, call Dave Brewer, Inc. as construction from 2,581 square feet of living area and agent for the home. at 407-330-9901 or e-mail mtrask@dave- manager. are priced from the mid-$200s. Special features brewer.com. At Windermere Trails homes range of the custom craft- Matt Trask, vice WILSON president at Dave from 2,200 square feet of living area and ed home include Brewer, Inc., said Meritage introduce solar are priced from the high-$200s. chef’s kitchen with 42-inch mahogany Murray has more panels at Fells Landing Contact Brian Kittle at 407-712-8641 or cabinets and granite counters, Viking six- e-mail to Brian.Kittle@meritage- burner gourmet gas range and stainless than 30 years of ORLANDO — Meritage Homes is going experience in all homes.com. steel appliances; Brazilian cherry hard- MURRAY solar! In an energy saving effort to wood floors, marble inlays, dual sided Stirling named marketing custom oak staircase, vaulted ceilings agents for golf home and surround sound in every room. Visit www.StirlingSIR.com for infor- ORLANDO — Stirling Sotheby’s mation. International Realty has been named exclusive sales and marketing agents for NAI negotiates lease for a a 3,974 square foot luxury home over- South Philly Steaks by UCF looking the 2nd fairway of the rolling Errol Estate Golf Course in Apopka. MAITLAND — NAI Realvest recently Roger Soderstrom, founder and owner negotiated a new retail lease for 1,260 of Stirling Sotheby’s International Realty, said the Mediterranean-styled five-bed- SEE PEP | C3
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1040 and 1048 at “A special petition is being organized to Del Webb gets resurgence PEP 4220 Church St. in show the authority how much the com- in interest from northerners CONTINUED FROM C2 the industrial cen- munity cares, Messina said. ORLANDO — A steadily improving ter. John Sadri of “Discontinuing the ferry service will national economy and increasing con- square feet of retail Coldwell Banker also have a profound impact on the First space at 12094 sumer confidence, especially from baby represented the Coast's economic, transportation, and Collegiate Way off boomers in the northern states have buyer. environmental interests,” Messina Alafaya Trail across The units were in prompted more buyer interest for retire- from UCF in east added. ment and second homes across Florida, shell condition at Among the events planned for the Aug. Orlando. time of sale and the according to Del Webb, the nation's lead- 25 day at Mayport will be live music, NAI Realvest buyer will handle ing builder of developments for people food trucks, artists and special guests Associate Mitch the interior build- ages 55 and older. throughout the day which will end at 9 Heidrich negotiated out of the space “We are seeing the first signs of a grow- the transaction rep- p.m. Mayport Village is located at 4610 ing wave of pent-up demand for new including a rest- HEIDRICH resenting the ten- room, office space Ocean St. in Atlantic Beach. homes in our active adult communities ant, Philadelphia- and electrical. For information contact Elaine Brown SEE REAL ESTATE | C5 based South Philly Contact Michael Heidrich at 407-875- 904-318-5904. Steaks 123, LLC. HEIDRICH 9989, or e-mail to The landlord is [email protected]. Collegiate Square LLC of Winter Park, and was represented in the negotiations ICI Homes will help with by Rusty Stoekel of Demetree Real Estate. St. Johns River ferry service Heidrich said the tenant, a Philly DAYTONA BEACH — ICI Homes, a cheese steak restaurant, is beginning its leading home builder and community entry into Florida by serving the UCF developer with neighborhoods in the area and is seeking sites to open several Jacksonville, Daytona Beach, Orlando more locations within the next couple of and Tampa areas will be one of the “key” years. sponsors and promoters in an attempt to Contact Mitch Heidrich, at 407-875- save the St. Johns Ferry Service. 9989 or e-mail to mitchheidrich@real- Rosemary Messina, vice president of vest.com, or visit www.NAIRealvest.com sales and marketing for ICI Homes, said for information. a special event, “Ferry Fest,” is scheduled at Mayport Village starting at 1 p.m. and NAI negotiates sale ending at 9 p.m. of industrial condo The Jacksonville Port Authority recent- MAITLAND — NAI Realvest recently ly announced it would stop supporting negotiated the sale of a 2,700 square foot the ferry operations. industrial condo at Monroe “We want to get involved,” Messina CommerCenter IV in Sanford for said, adding “visitors and residents use $170,100.00. the ferry on a daily basis.” Michael Heidrich, a principal at NAI “We need to let legislators and the Port Realvest negotiated the transaction rep- Authority officials know that the commu- resenting the seller and developer, Small nity supports continuation of the ferry Bay Partners, LLC of Maitland. service and this Aug. 25 event at Mayport Cloudy Logic LLC purchased units will be a major step in that direction.”
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C4 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, August 24, 2012 Rise in home sales reflects improvement
CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER ers. An index of builder confi- AP Economics Writer dence rose to its highest level in WASHINGTON — Americans five years in August. bought more homes in July than Builders responded by apply- in June, the latest evidence that ing for the largest number of the housing market is slowly, but building permits in nearly four steadily, improving. years last month. They broke Sales of previously occupied ground on slightly fewer new homes rose to a seasonally ad- homes in July than in June. But justed annual rate of 4.47 million that was after the number of in July, a 2.3 percent increase housing starts had reached a 3 from the previous month’s rate, 1/2-year high in June. the National Association of Realtors said. In July, the number of unsold The industry’s recovery has homes ticked up to 2.4 million. It grown more consistent, though would take about 6.4 months to it remains sluggish and uneven. exhaust that supply at the cur- July sales were below the 4.6 mil- rent sales pace. That’s just above lion annual pace reached in April the six months’ inventory that and May. And the annual sales typically exists in a healthy econ- pace is below the roughly 5.5 omy. million that economists consid- Even with near-record-low er healthy. mortgage rates, many would-be Still, sales have increased 10.4 buyers are having difficulty qual- percent compared with a year ifying for loans or can’t afford the ago. DAMIAN DOVARGANES / AP larger down payments being The sales increase last month A single family home is for sale in the Hollywood area of Los Angeles. Americans bought more homes in July than in June was broad-based. Purchases and prices rose, the latest evidence that the housing market is slowly recovering. Sales of previously occupied homes rose required by banks. rose for single-family homes and to 4.47 million in July, a 2.3 percent increase from the previous month, the National Association of Realtors said. Hiring picked up a bit in July, condominiums. And sales rose which could support more home in three of four U.S. regions. Toll Brothers said Wednesday measured year over year, has ers make up about 40 percent of sales in the coming months. Job They were flat in the West. that its net income jumped 46 risen. sales. growth helps consumers feel “Rising single-family home percent in the May-July quarter. A big reason for the price Purchases are being restrained more secure about their finances sales indicate that households “We are enjoying the most sus- increase is that sales for pricier by low levels of homes available and typically encourages more are feeling increasingly confi- tained demand we’ve experi- homes have picked up, while for sale and by tight credit stan- of them to buy a house. dent taking on larger purchases enced in over five years,” CEO sales of homes below $100,000 dards, the Realtors’ group said. Employers added 163,000 jobs as their (finances) improve,” Douglas Yearley said. have fallen, the Realtors’ group Other recent reports have con- last month, the most since Joseph LaVorgna, chief U.S. The Realtors’ report said the said. tributed to the picture of a heal- economist at Deutsche Bank, median home price dipped in The number of first-time ing industry. Home prices are February. Job gains had averaged said in a note to clients. July from June to $187,300. Still, homebuyers, critical to a hous- rising nationwide. And builders only 73,000 in the April-June The sales gains are being driv- that’s up 9.4 percent from a year ing rebound, rose to 34 percent are growing increasingly confi- quarters, raising fears that the en in part by higher-priced ago. It’s the fifth straight month of sales, up slightly from June. In dent because they’re seeing economy was faltering and homes.Luxury home builder in which the median price, as a healthy market, first-time buy- more traffic from potential buy- might even slip into recession. Consider the incredible coleus when summer gardening JOE LAMP’L tiny, spotted and marbled much-needed moisture Heavily ruffled green Scripps Howard News Service to gigantic, toothed, lobed down by the roots. Even edges and a pale cream When you think of the and divided. They come in with its fabulous color, center; 18 inches tall. incredible colors of a sum- upright form, mounding, coleus doesn’t need a lot of mer garden you think creeping and trailing. And feeding. My plants stay WILD COLORS flowers, right? But exuber- while coleus can be over- looking great all season ant color doesn’t always wintered in pots in the simply by planting in com- “Gold Brocade” — Gold house, the mature plants post-rich soil. need dazzling flowers and leaves speckled with are more likely to bloom or Coleus grows quickly. shimmering summer sun- vibrant purple and red; 18 shine. You can have dis- harbor pests and diseases. When the plant is getting It’s better to take cuttings started, pinch the stems inches tall. plays of incredible color in “Bipolar By Golly” — lower light without a or buy new plants each back by about one-third to Pale lavender with red and flower in sight, thanks to spring. keep them compact and coleus. Morning sun and after- full. Deadhead any flowers yellow speckles; 28 inches Coleus is a member of noon shade is the rule of you see developing to keep tall. the mint family, with its thumb for any coleus. But the plant robust and grow- “Kaleidoscope” — characteristic square breeders have been intro- ing strong. Grown out- Lemon yellow with out- stems and oppositely ducing lots of sun-tolerant doors, coleus is largely landish streaks of red and arranged leaves. It’s actual- varieties that can take a lot pest-free. Inside, keep an bright green centers; 30 ly a heat-loving herba- more light than many of eye out for mealy bugs, inches tall. ceous perennial, but is the older hybrids. Most spider mites and aphids. have “solar” or “sun” in An occasional spray of BURPEE HOME GARDENS / SHNS usually treated as an annu- SHORT AND TRAILING al, since even the slightest their names, and sport insecticidal soap should Coleus is a member of the mint family. brighter reds and more keep them under control. breath of frost will turn it “Red Trailing Queen” — to mush. There are no vivid greens in their Most coleus mail-order tall. Red leaves rimmed in USDA zones warm enough foliage. Coleus with varie- and Internet sources sell “Wasabi” — Stunning “Solar Flare ” — Wide, to grow it through the win- gated leaves of white, named varieties, while the colors and patterns for full light-green leaves with yel- green lobes; 12 inches tall. ter consistently. In spring, cream or yellow will turn cheaper garden-center sun and shade. Durable low edges and red centers; “Thumbellina” — Tiny, when the soil temperature green in too much sun. offerings sometimes go and rugged, the serrated 24 inches tall. 1-inch leaves in green and stays above 55 degrees F, Coleus likes even mois- unidentified. There can be chartreuse leaves hold burgundy; 6 inches tall. it’s time to plant in part- ture best, but in shade will a lot of confusion about their brilliant color with- BEST IN SHADE “Trailing Salamander” — sun and well-drained soil. do better with drier soil. In cultivar names, but with so out fading or spotting. Black with green edges; 12 The colorful leaves come full sun, be sure to give all many to choose from, just “JoDonna” — Burgundy “Diablo ” — Long, red- inches tall. in many shades of purple, coleus plenty of water. It pick the ones that catch centers surrounded by ruffled leaves with black bright lime green; 30 inch- centers; 34 inches tall. Joe Lamp’l, host of “Growing a red, orange, pink, green may wilt in high heat, but your eye! Here are a few Greener World” on PBS, is a master and yellow — just about will spring back quickly favorites, listed by charac- es tall. “Black Magic ” — gardener and author. For more infor- every color except blue — when given a drink. A 2- to teristic, to get you started. “Solar Eclipse” —Black Purple-brown, scalloped mation, visit www.joegardener.com. in dozens of patterns, 3-inch layer of mulch over marks in a highly toothed, leaves; 12 inches tall. For more stories, visit shapes and sizes, from the soil will help retain BEST IN SUN cherry-red leaf; 18 inches “Butter Cream ” — scrippsnews.com.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
Funke Todd to Funke Keppel Daniel L and Nasser and Royal Welder Herbert and Fannie Mae and Robinson Vivian I to Marcelle, 18-21-24, Keppel Rolanda K, 23- Equestrian Ranch Club Welder Diane to Essen Federal National Robinson Vivian I Tr $50,000. 29-28 Eas, $305,000. Residents Association Michael Drew, 3-19-25, Mortgage Association and Vivian I Robinson Barry Miriam and Scobee Andrea to Inc to Fifth Third Bank, $10. to Hileman Darren R Living Trust, 4-18-24, Ferioli Peter to Hatley Capule Baby Korina and 28-24-26 Etc, $100. Hunters Trace and Hileman Martin, $10. Partners LLC, 19-21-26, Victor Clermont, 25-19- Mcdarmont Robert Investments Inc to 34-18-28 Eas, $181,460. $80,000. 24, $13,750. John and Mcdarmont Byblos Development Sein Gladys Cotto, Hancock Bank and Lake County Clerk Of Mckay David B and Ellen Kay to Inc, 30-22-26, $10. Cotto Gladys and Cotto Peoples First The Court, RBC Bank Hancock Bank, 25-23- Mcdarmont Lillian M, Yonetti Marianne to Otoniel to Cotto Community Bank to USA, Florida Choice 25, $10. 29-18-27, $10. Yonetti Marianne Tr Otoniel and Cotto Cassagnol Claude Leon Bank and Dorton John School Board Of Lake Wells Fargo Bank Na and Marianne Yonetti Gladys, 35-21-24, $10. and Cassagnol Kathleen W to PNC Bank County Fl and City of Tr,Homeward Trust, 32-17-27, $10. Sein Gladys Cotto, Galfo, 5-18-24, $64,500. National Association, Mount Dora, 27-19-27, Residential Inc and Vanguard Storage Cotto Gladys and Cotto Galbreath William K 19-23-25, $100. $0. American Home Leesburg LLC to Grand Otoniel to Cotto Lennar Homes LLC Lake County Clerk Of Mortgage Servicing Inc Pooh Bah LLC, 32-18- Otoniel and Cotto to City Of Leesburg, 5- and Lake County Pol The Court, Royal to Kirby David and 26, $220,000. Gladys, 35-21-24, 19-24, $1. Subdivision, 2-23-26, Equestrian Holmes Bruce E, 29-19- Grand Pooh Bah LLC $10.00 Suggs Harry A to $10. Development Inc, 27, $14,300. to Lake County Pol Robinson Vivian I and Alfresco Acquisitions Moore Jon Ind And Tr Aynessazian Barry Mcelroy Margaret to Subdivision, 32-18-26, Robinson Theron E to LLC, 5-22-26, and Trust 4120 Lake Allen, Aynessazian Lady Lake House LLC, $0. Robinson Vivian I Tr $1,093,000. Saunders to Richenberg Barry Daniel, 3-18-24, $0. Benson Frank Edward and Vivian I Robinson Talerico Donna E and Kyle, 23-19-26, $51,000. Aynessazian Barry Essen Michael Drew and Martinez Benson Living Trust, 4-18-24, Holtman Thomas J, David, Aynessazian to Welder Herbert and Margaret G to Benson $10. Talerico Ralph L to Orr Ewing Nicole and Barry Jon, Elkoussa Welder Diane, 3-19-25, Frank Edward, 32-22- Robinson Vivian, Jeffrey Allen, 6-17-28, Holtman Nicole to Hayssam, Farahat $10. 25, $10. Robinson Theron and $29,000.
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improving and baby boomers homebuyer interest and the Orlando newcomers James Brandman from Orchard Lake, REAL ESTATE savings increasing, they are willingness of baby boomers and Amy Setaro, who moved Mich.; David and Patty CONTINUED FROM C3 no longer delaying their plans to sign contracts with Del into their new home at Del Carpenter from Mass.; and Bo for retirement and want to Webb communities,” Strickler Webb Orlando in May, the and Jean Fritz from Pa. accel- in Florida,” said Sean start taking advantage of the said. story is the same. Earl erated their new home pur- Strickler, vice president of Del legendary Del Webb lifestyle,” The Sutters, who recently Ellsworth and Joyce Ryan chases thanks to quick sales Webb in North Florida, which Strickler added. moved into a new home at from Raleigh, N.C., who in of their family homes. is currently selling in six Del According to recent studies Del Webb Stone Creek in just three days of his home “That's the story we're hear- Webb communities in the by Del Webb there is an Ocala, had leased an apart- being listed Ellsworth sold his ing over and over again, and Jacksonville, Ocala, Orlando upward trend of baby ment when a buyer made an home while Ryan sold hers we expect we'll hear it a lot and Tampa markets. boomers becoming more offer on their home in Ohio within 60 days. more as the economy picks up “A substantial portion of financially prepared for retire- almost as soon as it was list- “Luckily we found a short- steam and housing sales recent newcomers at our Del ment and also planning to ed. Having put off their term rental nearby because improve across the board,” Webb communities had previ- retire in a different state than Florida retirement for almost our new home at Ocala's Del Strickler said. ously delayed building a new they currently live. Florida five years waiting for prices to Webb Stone Creek will be For information, contact home in retirement, and were remains a perennial favorite recover, the Sutters paid a ready for move-in by Lyndsey Patterson at 407-661- dependent on selling their and a top contender among small penalty to break their October,” said Ellsworth. 2150, ext 1416, or e-mail to family homes in the north- baby boomers looking for lease to move into their new At Del Webb Ponte Vedra lyndsey.patterson@pulte- eastern states. But, with their retirement home. “This Florida home. near Jacksonville, three cou- group.com; or visit www.del- national economic conditions bodes well for the sustainable For recent Del Webb ples: Jerry and Joannie webb.com or pultegroup.com. PROPERTY TRANSFERS
LOCATION: The Plantation at Leesburg FEATURES: 2BR/2BA, LOCATION: 2390 Westland Road, Mount Dora FEATURES: LOCATION: 11435 Pine Ridge Road FEATURES: 6BR/4.5BA, Florida room, double carport. 1,232 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: 2BR/2BA, 1453 sq. ft. ISTING PRICE: $84,900 SELLING 3,392 sq. ft., enclosed lanai LISTING PRICE: $335,000 $69,900 SELLING PRICE: $62,500 LISTING AGENT & PRICE: $84,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Michael Tart, SELLING PRICE: $300,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: OFFICE: Adriana Skoloda, PAL Realty. SELLING AGENT & Vangie Berry Signature Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Felecia Humphrey, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT OFFICE: Audrey Mackiewicz, PAL Realty. Sylvia Jodi Wright, Keller Williams. & OFFICE: D’Anne KinCannon, In Touch Real Estate, LLC.
LOCATION: 1112 Calloway Circle, Clermont FEATURES: LOCATION: 212 Bayou Bend Road, Groveland FEATURES: LOCATION: 2340 Park Forest Boulevard, Mount Dora 4BR/4BA, 3,840 sq. ft., pool, in the Legends Golf Community. 3 3BR/2.5BA Special features: Greenbelt reserve view, 3 car garage, FEATURES: Country Club of Mount Dora – Elegant 3BR/2.5BA car garage, extra-large lot, no rear neighbors. Guard gated granite counter-tops, 42” cabinets, 3/2.5, large screened in lanai, LISTING PRICE: $247,900 SELLING PRICE: $175,000 community. LISTING PRICE: $314,900 SELLING PRICE: fabulous clubhouse. Trilogy 55+ community, 2,600 sq. ft. LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Betty Hensinger, ERA Tom $310,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Brandie Mathison- LISTING PRICE: $274,000 SELLING PRICE: $250,000 Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Daniel O’Flaherty, Klein, Keller Williams Classic Realty III . SELLING AGENT & LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Susan Halverson CRS SFR Keller Williams. OFFICE: Gilda Santacana, Re/Max Premier Properties. GREEN, Keller Williams Classic III Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Susan Halverson CRS SFR GREEN, Keller Williams Classic III Realty.
LOCATION: Lake Yale Road, Umatilla FEATURES: Gorgeous LOCATION: 33948 Linda Lane FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 1,559 sq. LOCATION: 364 Juniper Way FEATURES: 2BR/2BA, 1,160 sq. 7.85 lakefront acres on Lake Frances LISTING PRICE: $70,000 ft., lakefront LISTING PRICE: $339,5000 SELLING PRICE: ft., enclosed lanai LISTING PRICE: $119,000 SELLING PRICE: SELLING PRICE: $55,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Lisa $249,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Cindy Wheeler, ERA $104,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Dru Foley, ERA Tom Jones, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Debbie Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Karen Levy, Lisa Jones, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. Woods/Roland Stults, Morris Realty & Investments. CB/Camelot Realty.
LOCATION: 4247 Allen Road, Fruitland Park FEATURES: LOCATION: 15907 Chestnut Lane, Tavares FEATURES: LOCATION: 2713 Beacon Street, Eustisx FEATURES: 2BR/2BA 3BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $139,900 SELLING PRICE: Squirrel Point, 4,700 sq. ft., 2006 built. LISTING PRICE: LISTING PRICE: $79,900 SELLING PRICE: $75,900 $139,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Carole Thompson, $395,000 SELLING PRICE: $355,000 LISTING AGENT & LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Joleen Cooper, Morris Realty ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Lauren OFFICE: Aaron Mighty, Mighty Realty. SELLING AGENT & and Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Gina Buck, Fickett, Morris Realty & Investments. OFFICE: Marilyn Morris, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. Garden Gate Real Estate.
LOCATION: FEATURES: LOCATION: 404 Cricket Hollow Lane, Eustis FEATURES: Cricket Lake Village, Eustis Short Sale! Cricket Lake Village 3BR/2BA nestled in quiet 3BR/2BA, single-car garage, nicely landscaped, short sale. LISTING PRICE: SELLING PRICE: LISTING neighborhood LISTING PRICE: $61,800 SELLING PRICE: $61,800 $55,126 AGENT & OFFICE: $55,126 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Ian Drummond, ERA Ian Drummond, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Geoffrey Geoffrey Presson, Silver Beach Presson, Silver Beach Realty, LLC Realty, LLC
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C6 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, August 24, 2012 Treasures: Tea carts are not everyone’s bag
HELAINE FENDELMAN accompaniments for high famous for their tea carts. The rest of this tea cart party on a warm day,” not to a certain extent, although and JOE ROSSON tea or before-dinner cock- Paalman carts in particular appears to be made from “afternoon tea in the salon we are quite sure there are Scripps Howard News Service tails. Such a device might could be very fancy. wicker along with what with the ladies dressed to many ladies (and gentle- men) who still strive for per- DEAR HELAINE AND JOE: also be termed a “tea trol- Tea carts or wagons looks to be in the photo- the nines with hat and I think this tea cart is ley” or “tea wagon.” remained popular into the graphs a glass shelf. The gloves.” fection and elegance in their homes and entertainment more than 100 years old. The service of tea is still an 1930s and even had a revival large rubber wheels also In the first quarter of the everyday occurrence in in the third quarter of the styles. As we said earlier, the What is your opinion of its appear to be from the early 20th century when this cart most households in the 20th century, when being a tea trolley is a bit out of fash- age and value? part of the 20th century. was made — say, circa 1915 United Kingdom, and it can good hostess became very ion, and on today’s market a Thank you, The extensive use of wick- — there were books show- be quite an elaborate event. important after the priva- er and the large rubber ing the woman of the house nice example such as this J.A., VERO BEACH In the United States it is tions of World War II. wheels suggest to us that how to be the perfect host- one has an insurance DEAR J.A.: much less so, but the tea Examining the photo- this cart was not meant to ess; and the ladies of the day replacement value in the Reportedly, the term “tea cart is still found in many graph provided by J.A., we be used in a formal living or strove with tenacity for per- $225-$300 range. cart” was first used in 1817, American homes, where it is see from the “tiger striping” dining room, but was fection and elegance both Helaine Fendelman and Joe Rosson and was just a cart on now often used as a rolling on the drop leaves that this designed for use on the in their homes and in the are the authors of “Price It Yourself” wheels used to hold a tea bar or as place to display particular cart was made at patio. The removable wicker manner in which they (HarperResource, $19.95). Contact service of silver or porcelain them at Treasures in Your Attic, PO Box plants. least partially from quarter- tray is something of a plus, entertained company. that could be easily wheeled 18350, Knoxville, TN 37928. Email Some American compa- sawn oak. This fits in with but this, too, says, “garden Those days have passed them at [email protected].) from the kitchen or butler’s nies such as the Imperial an origin from the first pantry to wherever the tea Furniture Co. (1903-1962) quarter of the 20th century was to be served. and the Paalman Furniture when quarter-sawn oak was It could also be used to Co. (1916-1966), which were popular with those who hold other beverages, as both located in Grand liked the so-called “Mission well as the customary Rapids, Mich., became style.”
JOE ROSSON and HELAINE FENDELMAN / SHNS Tea carts were once popular in American homes, but now are out of fashion.