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95 75 disease sidelines boy Florida’s ROXANNE BROWN Staff Writer 12% blues CLERMONT — t first glance, Silas “Sy” Harger looks per- Years of fectly healthy. What people don’t know about the happy, energetic, fun-loving, 4- year-old boy is that Sy suffers from a rare double-digit disease called eosinophilic esophagitis, an Aillness that may unemployment cause severe allergic reactions and take their toll swelling of the help esophagus from eat- Those interested in reading on residents ing. the Harger family’s blog to learn Heather Harger more about Sy’s condition can THERESA CAMPBELL said her son has visit Staff Writer handled the diagno- www.nomuckmedia.blogspot. Lake County’s latest sis remarkably well, com. considering all he unemployment rate is 12 Donations, to be used only can take in is a spe- for expenses-related medical percent, which is nearly cial amino-acid double the 6.6 percent in services, treatment and travel based formula filled to Cincinnati, can be made by July 2008. with the nutrients, stopping by at any First Green Workforce Central Florida vitamins and pro- Bank and making a contribution said it may be awhile before teins. He drinks the to Sy’s trust fund, or by mailing single-digit unemployment formula juice-box contributions to: returns. style. Silas A. Harger Charitable Unemployment rates are Sy has learned to Trust not projected to reach 6 cope with the reali- First Green Bank percent or lower until ty that he can’t eat 1391 Citrus Tower Blvd sometime in 2016-18, based food, said his moth- er. Clermont, FL 34711 from a forecast by experts “He is such a Call 352-483-9700. at the Florida Economic sport,” Heather said. Estimating Conference, “He has to drink six who predicted that the job- of the formulas per day and he does it without com- less numbers would peak VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL plaining. He has such a good attitude. Sy's really during the months of April Sy Harger picks his bowling ball as his parents, Heather and Jordan Harger, watch Wednesday at Clermont taught me a lot about self-control, self-discipline and to September 2010, fol- Bowling Center. One of the 4-year-old’s prized possessions is a bowling pin signed by his idol, professional bowler Norman Duke. lowed by a slow, steady See DISEASE, A2 decline. That’s depressing news for the area’s unemployed, including Leesburg resident Mike Medrano, 56, who has Your money, your government: Montverde been out of work since October 2008. “I’ve applied to about 50 ROXANNE BROWN Montverde’s supervisor of elections. vote based on what he/she feels is Staff Writer places; it’s tough out there,” Residents not nominated, but who most beneficial for the town. he said. “This is the longest MONTVERDE — With a population want to run, also can qualify by fill- Although the mayor cannot vote, of about 1,500 residents, Montverde ing out the same paperwork and gath- he/she possesses veto power and can strives to maintain its small town ering petitions. overturn votes he/she feels are truly See JOBS, A2 rural character and easy-going After the election, council mem- not in the best interests of all parties lifestyle. bers elect a council president and involved. The town’s motto is “My vice president. The president’s pri- The mayor also acts as the town Index Montverde is Your Montverde” and mary roll includes signing checks administrator — known to most as a encompasses the city’s focus on fam- and filling in for the mayor in city or town manager — and is ily and community. his/her absence. responsible for town hall’s day-to- Classified ...... B9 Emergency personnel include a The vice mayor's would take over day operation, the staff and its annu- for the president when he/she is not Crossword ...... B2 volunteer fire department, a paid fire al budget. chief and a contract with the Lake available. The mayor also is allowed to meet By the numbers Currently, the town’s mayor is Deaths ...... A2 County Sheriff's Office for police with council members individually Troy Bennett, who is completing his services. regarding issues that are scheduled Budget People ...... B1 second term. The town was incorporated on May to be voted upon in upcoming coun- Total Revenue $1,167,582 Other council members include Real Estate ...... C1 18, 1925, with a mayor and five cil meetings. Total Expenditures $1,754,879 councilmen. These are the same President Billy Bates, Vice President “I have to pretty much do what the Remember When ...... B1 offices the town government has Joe Wyncoop and Jim Pierce, Glenn City officials president of the United States does today. Burns and Helen Pearce. annual salaries Sports ...... B4 The process for electing members of The town clerk is Juli D’Agostino. and try to persuade them to vote the right way,” Bennett said. “I wouldn’t Library Director $47,152 the council and the mayor begins According to Bennett, the way Town Clerk $50,721 with an annual town caucus, where Montverde’s government works is really want it any other way though, because it works for us. Fire Chief $48,939 the townspeople have the opportunity similar to that of the U.S. govern- Public Works Director $46,902 to nominate fellow residents to any ment, with the mayor’s role resem- “We have a great team of council open seat. bling that of the country’s president. members who work well together Elected Officials All five members of the council and with me,” he said. “We all Nominees must then solidify their annual salaries Vol. 95, No. 36, 3 sections nomination by qualifying, which have a vote on issues that come respect each other and I think that is Mayor $14,400 ©2008, HarborPoint Media. consists of filling out the required before them, but the mayor does not. why the town has been able to pros- All rights reserved. paperwork and paying a fee to the The mayor’s roll is to chair the meet- per like it has for the past three Council President $4,200 Council Member $3,600 www.southlakepress.com town clerk, who also serves as ings and persuade the council to years.”

A2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, September 3, 2010 IN MEMORY What do you think of Obama’s decision to withdraw combat forces from Iraq? Death Notices SanJuanita Hernandez SanJuanita A. Hernandez, 70, of Groveland died Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2010. Brewer and Sons Funeral Home, Groveland. Ruby Faye Hill Ruby Faye Hill, 1 day, of Zellwood died Friday, Aug. 27, 2010. Becker Family Funeral Home, Clermont. Joice J. Miller-Mullens Joice Jane Miller-Mullens, 69, of Clermont died Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010. Becker Family Funeral Home, Clermont. Joseph Peter Pesce Joseph Peter Pesce, 78, of Leesburg died Thursday, Aug. He did what he said he 26, 2010. Beyers Funeral Home and Crematory, Leesburg. was gonna do, but I don’t My fear is that if the gov- If it’s time, it’s time. I’m I don’t think we should be I think it’s a good idea; we agree with him not waiting ernment there is gonna col- not sure it’s time. at war anyway. We stick our don’t belong there. We did Louis Earl Peters until they really felt solid. If lapse too quickly or be left Tm White noses where they shouldn’t what we were sent there to Louis Earl Peters, 66, of you go nine-tenths of the in an overly fragile state, Windermere be sometimes. We’re sending do originally and if they Montverde died Friday, Aug. way, you need to go that lit- then it will all have been in people over to die and can’t stabilize their own 27, 2010. Becker Family Funeral Home, Clermont. tle one-tenth more to ensure vain. nobody cares. country, that’s their own the structure of the govern- Sue Hensley Doug Huff problem. It’s been going like Grace A. Jones Sands ment. Clermont Clermont that for the past thousands Grace Autum Jones Sands, 1 Denise McGovern of years and I don‘t see it day, of Clermont died Clermont changing anytime soon. Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2010. Christopher Howard Becker Family Funeral Home, Clermont. Police investigate 2 armed robberies

BRAD BUCK A man walked into the Orange The suspect took an undisclosed also got away with cash, Johnson Staff Writer Bank, 2390 E. State Road 50, at amount of money. said. CLERMONT — Police were busy 12:13 p.m. with a black, semiau- The suspect was described as a Investigators do not think the tomatic handgun in his waist- black man, about 5’10” with a robberies are connected. Monday investigating two armed band, Johnson said. heavy build. He was wearing a In the Dollar General robbery, robberies, less than two hours The suspect demanded money gray Polo sweat shirt, blue jeans, a police are looking for a white man apart, both along State Road 50. and told the teller not to pull the painter’s mask, and a visor hat, with salt-and-pepper hair. Authorities were looking for two alarm, police said. He got away in police said. Anyone with information should men in connection with the rob- a white, newer-model Mazda3 About 2 p.m., the Dollar contact Investigator Eric Lane with beries, said Capt. Jon Johnson of hatchback with chrome hubcaps General, 741 E. State Road 50, was the Clermont Police Department at the Clermont Police Department. and a rear spoiler, Johnson said. robbed by a different man, who 394-5588. JOBS From A1

I’ve been unemployed.” worked for The Villages for noted that they are luckier parking lot. “He (the father) cent unemployment in 2009 Medrano recalled he began just over three years before I than many folks in that they had lost his job and lost and 5.7 in 2008. working as a 11-year-old, and got laid off,” Medrano said. do not have mortgage pay- everything. They were literal- Workforce Central Florida got his first full-time job at “I figured I would retire from ments. ly living out of their car.” said 8,969 new claims were age 18. There was a brief time this as I really enjoyed the During his visits to For the past three years, filed in July of people apply- in 1977 when he was out of job. It was good for me Workforce Central Florida as Lake County’s double-digit ing for unemployment bene- work for two weeks after a because I was outside and I he looks for work, Medrano unemployment has consis- fits in Lake, Sumter, Orange company he was working for got to move around. I was so said he sees many people tently been higher than the and Osceola counties, which had closed its doors. familiar with the job that it who have lost their jobs, national average, which is is part of the Orlando service Experienced in sales and was like I was not working; I homes, and are really strug- currently listed as 9.7 per- area. This figure is less than videography, Medrano was so comfortable doing it.” gling to cope. cent. the 12,536 unemployment worked for a CBS television Medrano and his wife have “They look like average, Sumter County fares better claims that were filed in July station in Miami as a camera- been living off of his unem- middle-class people,” than Lake, as the number of 2009, and the 9,436 people man before moving to ployment checks and she Medrano said, recalling the those jobless in Sumter is 9.8 who sought unemployment Leesburg, where he was hired as a videographer in The recently found a job. He sight of one family in WFC’s percent. Sumter had 9.3 per- benefits in July 2008. Villages. “I shot 25 years for the TV DISEASE station in Miami, and then I From A1

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Friday, September 3, 2010 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A3 Lake schools recognized for exemplary involvement

LARRY ELL “It’s the biggie.” Staff Writer Cullen said schools must maintain LEESBURG — Seven Lake County schools huge portfolios that document achieve- have received prestigious recognition for ments in multiple criteria in several cate- harnessing the energy and talents of their gories. many supporters. In order to qualify for the award, a The Educational Foundation of Lake school must achieve 100 percent of the County announced that Beverly Shores criteria in community/business partner- Elementary, Clermont Elementary, ships, family involvement, volunteers, Cypress Ridge Elementary, Fruitland Park student community service and school Elementary, Grassy Lake Elementary, advisory councils. Sawgrass Bay Elementary and Seminole Schools also must have a C grade or Springs Elementary were all named by the above. Florida Department of Education as Five Cullen said this year’s seven winners Star School Award winners for the 2009-10 are the most in district history. Last year, school year. five schools were named Five Star schools The award recognizes that the spirit of and the year before there were three. school improvement and accountability “It touches on every area of emphasis,” are built upon the active involvement of Cullen said. “It shows that our schools are parents, businesses and community mem- reaching out and that our community is bers. reaching in.” “A lot of time and a lot of work goes A certificate of achievement will be into Five Star,” Educational Foundation presented to the schools at the Sept. 13 Executive Director Carman Cullen said. school board meeting in Tavares.

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ABOUT EDITORIALS, COMMENTARY & LETTERS Editorials submitted by mail, e-mail or fax. Jenkin’s must give way to better facility Editorials are the consensus Mail: feel to it.” Saunders, discussions between the opinion of the editorial board, South Lake Press t’s become a legacy, a place in not any individual. They are 732 W. Montrose St. downtown Clermont where thou- The chamber and the city agreed: project architect, the city and the It’s time to move on. chamber have been “very prelimi- written by the editorial staff, but Clermont, FL 34711 I sands of events and meetings have not signed. Some editorials are E-mail: been held, including all sorts of The city has approved the demoli- nary,” but the multipurpose plan for provided by a third-party tion of Jenkin’s and has put in place the new facility makes perfect sense, [email protected] events for kids — of all ages. service. Jenkin’s Auditorium was built in plans for a new facility on the corner for both the public and the operators. Letters Fax: of Lake and Montrose streets. Offering smaller spaces at a lower rate 352-394-8001 the 1940s and ever since has been a Letters are limited to 350 words place where people could have fun. And Darren Gray, the assistant city helps the public, and it gives the oper- on a single issue of public manager, said officials are in the ators more rental flexibility as well. concern. They should either be But like every facility of its kind, a ETERANS time comes when the doors must be process of updating the contract The operators would be the city written by a South Lake V between the city and the chamber, and the chamber, collaborating for resident or address an issue of closed and room must be made for a specific relevance to South If you allowing the chamber to continue as the better of the community. That bigger, better facility. managers of the new building — may sound like a commercial, but in Lake. They must be original, know of a That’s what’s going to happen to signed with the full name of the Lake County auditorium included. this instance it’s accurate. The good writer, and include the writer’s veteran Jenkin’s. The auditorium has been The new building won’t be just an that can come from a cooperative, address and telephone number whose name managed by the South Lake Chamber updated version of the same building. positive effort is, in this case, tangible. for verification. Letters will be should be of Commerce since 1966, with the The new auditorium will be more A construction bid for the project edited for length, grammar and added to the Lake County chamber taking up an adjoining than twice the size of the old, could go out by next spring. clarity. No open letters, form Veterans Memorial, call space. The 2,400 square-foot auditori- expanding its available space to 5,000 This is just another example of how letters or copies of letters to (352) 314-2100 or visit um has been rented out for all kinds square feet. And in the new building, the city of Clermont and the South third parties will be published. www.lakeveterans.com of community events ever since. Writers are limited to one letter space can be subdivided, and there’ll Lake Chamber of Commerce have per month. Letters may be But as chamber President Ray San be a modernized kitchen and upgrad- combined efforts to make their area a Fratello noted, “Right now, Jenkin’s, ed audio-visual equipment. better place. They deserve credit for unfortunately, has this overall ’70s According to City Manager Wayne that.

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PHOTOS BY VICTORIA ALDRICH / SOUTH LAKE PRESS Marbek Construction Co. workers finish remodeling Clermont's old train depot at Lake Minneola Thursday in the Historic Village. The South Lake Historical Society will sell snacks and drinks to visitors when the facility reopens. The old Cooper Memorial Library, which was moved to the site from DeSoto Street in 2009, also is being extensively remodeled to create a museum. Parts of Clermont’s Historic SPECIALS Village may open soon MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY 2 Lrg Cheese Pizzas $15.95 ITALIAN 1 Lrg Cheese Pizza & ROXANNE BROWN BAKERY Staff Writer & PIZZA 20 Wings $21.95 CLERMONT — 470 W. Hwy 50 1 Lrg Cheese Pizza & ith work and reno- Clermont 1 Stromboli $17.95 vations nearly completed, the 352-404-6918 Crazy Friday Special W Lrg Cheese Pizza Historic Village in down- WE DELIVER $10 town Clermont soon will be making history of its own. Assistant City Manager Darren Gray said the vil- lage’s official dedication, which is planned for Oct. 2, will mark years of hard work intended to preserve some of the community’s history. The city, the South NOW OPEN! Lake Historical Society and volunteers worked on the 6 FREE WINGS project. with purchase of 6 or more “The Historic Village is Cannot be combined with any other offer. going to be a true destina- Expires 12/31/10. SLP tion,” said Delores Walker Above: Workers replace the roof of the old Cooper Memorial Library. who is the city’s honorary Below: A replica of a train conductor quietly waits for guests at Lake Minneola. 2465 South Hwy 27 20% OFF historian, a historical socie- Clermont, FL 34711 ENTIRE BILL ty member and long-time the library is so small — Cannot be combined with any other offer. resident. barely more than 700 352-536-2500 Expires 12/31/10. SLP “We are working with the square feet — displays will public schools, arranging be rotated. for field trips and hoping “Inside the library, the people will enjoy strolling workers are ready to do the around and getting a little walls. The roof is complete glimpse into the past,” and the outside siding has Walker said. been completed. They real- Townsend House — ly have made a lot of which was built in 1895 progress in a short period AMERICAN LEGION POST #55 and belonged to the city’s of time,” Walker said. 1063 W. Desoto St. • Clermont, FL first black settlers — and “Once completed, it will the Kern House, which was look very similar to how it SONS OF LEGION (SAL) MEETING built in the mid 1880’s and looked in 1914.” 2nd Monday, Monthly at the Post - 7pm belonged to the city’s earli- Walker said she remem- Sonny Perchitti, Commander est white settlers were the bers taking her young chil- FOOTBALL - FOOTBALL - FOOTBALL first two buildings moved dren to the old library for a Pro, 2010-2011 season begins 9-12-10. Stop by the Post, for fellowship to the Historic Village. Saturday morning reading & fun. We have the Direct TV Package with ALL your favorite teams! The most recent renova- program called “The Cool Air, Cold Drinks, Hot Dogs & Pizza - Daily 11am-close tions improved the 2,500- Lollypop Club.” All at reasonable prices - Guests welcome - Sponsor must sign in. square-foot train depot, “It was part of the rou- Call 352-394-6767 or Catch the latest on our website which was built on the site tine to take your children VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: www.ClermontLegionPost55.com around 1925, and the origi- there,” Walker said. nal Cooper Memorial Renovations to the Kern Library, which was moved and Townsend Houses were from its original site done by the Historical behind City Hall on DeSoto Society but the Train Depot Street to the village in and library renovations February 2009. were funded and complet- A concession stand, ed by the city, at a price of inside the train depot, will $550,000 for both. open this month. The city also owns the Walker said people will land, but the society is To advertise on this page be able to buy cold bever- responsible for managing ages, packaged snacks and the village and events held ice cream. there. please contact The profits from the con- The Historical Society cession stand will be devot- recently hired Dodi King, the South Lake Press at ed to upkeep of the Village. the village’s new manager, “For us, it’s like a who will also be manning fundraiser of sorts,” Walker the concession stand. King said. “And as far as what is the wife of the great 352-394-2183 people can purchase, we grandson of Mr. King who will have to be guided owned a sawmill near depending on what people Sanford around 1885, looking forward to the edu- Walker said when the ask for.” Walker said. cational opportunities the library is finished, the the Once complete, the “She (King) has the heart village will provide. Historical Society plans to library, featurnign historic for it,” Walker said. “With the pavilion under renovate the Quonset Hut, photos and memorabilia, Darren Gray, Clermont’s way, the beach open and also located at the village. will be transformed into a assistant city manager, said all the renovations at the “It will be a great project museum. city officials are looking village, the whole water- and will serve to remind us The library’s pine woods forward to the concession front is really going to of World War II,” Walker floors are original but its stand’s opening and to the come alive soon,” Gray said. air conditioning is not. completion of all the reno- said. Walker said she hopes to While redoing the walls, vations in progress. “It adds to our whole be able to add another Walker said a fireplace was Gray said once complet- waterfront and we have an building — a historic uncovered in the building ed, the village will be “a opportunity for some great chapel — to the village, that was originally built for treasure” for the downtown educational events taking adding that one wedding just $600. area. place down there,” Gray already has taken place on Walker said that since Gray said the city is also said. the courtyard. UR ’S YO HA AGAN E PPY H GAM HO DAY UR DAY! 4-7P FUN M

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A8 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, September 3, 2010 Lessons learned

LARRY ELL Assessing the strengths and Staff Writer weaknesses of the students, as well Lake County students may have as the curriculum itself, is being only completed their first week of done at every school across the school, but their path to success county. This year, that planning has been in the works for a lot has had an added sense of urgency longer. since the FCAT scores were delayed For educators at Treadway for months because of problems Elementary School in Leesburg, with the testing company. efforts to maximize student It’s put greater emphasis on the achievement were rewarded when ability of faculty and staff to accu- Florida Comprehensive rately determine the best formula for achievement. Assessment Test scores raised it “It’s just making our people from a B-rated school to an “A” work really hard,” Chief Academic rating. Officer Nancy Velez said. “It has Principal Robin Neeld said facul- become such a short timeline; at ty and staff got on their toes after the end of the day, we still have to receiving a “B” last year and relied have our kids appropriately on collaboration and planning to placed.” increase the school’s grade. Those Velez said placing the kids in the FCAT results will be used to con- right learning environment is a tinue to build on that success. diagnostic process that involves “We’re going to tweak it to get more than just the FCAT. She said better because we certainly do the test really provides a baseline want to improve,” Neeld said. “We for student analysis that continues take the data and we decide which all year long. children are in our lower quartile “For the most part, what we do and those children will get addi- is we look at them in total and tional support in the areas they make determinations as to what need it.” levels of additional reading, math Improvement is also on the or science support those kids will mind of The Villages Elementary need,” Velez said. “Classes are of Lady Lake principal Ted Wolf. built around that.” His school received enough points Recent FCAT statistics show that to be considered an “A” school, 80 percent of Lake County’s ele- but since 50 percent his lowest mentary and middle schools performing students didn’t show received an “A” or a “B.” And for academic progress, the school those schools that have found the KERI RASMUSSEN-BEKIER / SOUTH LAKE PRESS received a “B” grade. right approach to academic excel- Kaitlyn Deary, 9, writes in a journal during a three-minute free write session in Bill Custer's fifth grade class at Treadway “Obviously, we want to be an ‘A’ lence, consistency is the watch- Elementary on Friday in Leesburg. Treadway went from a B to an A school for the year. Principal Robin Neeld says it's school next year,” Wolf said. “This word. challenging to adjust curriculum based on the FCAT scores. Writing is an area the school is looking to improve in. year, we need to spend more time “If it’s working, we keep it the looking at that lower quartile in same,” Wolf said. “Maintaining is reading and seeing if we can move very important when you’re suc- that level.” cessful.” Lake County schools putting FCAT lessons to work

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IGLESIA METODISTA UNIDA RENAISSANCE CHURCH CLERMONT “EL FARO” “Church For A Change” FERNDALE MONTVERDE “Una iglesia con mentes, corazones y Sundays 10:00 am brazos abiertos” BLESSED SACRAMENT Wednesdays 7:00 pm FERNDALE BAPTIST CHURCH 950 7th Street, Clermont, FL 34711 CROSSROADS FAMILY FELLOWSHIP CATHOLIC CHURCH 830 W Montrose St. at CR455 & CR561A (esquina Hwy 50 & calle 7) 720 12th Street • Clermont, FL 34711 407-469-3888 Come to the Country... Where God, families and Reuniones en el Salon Social Clermont, Florida 34711 352-394-3562 Pastor: Gordon (Bird) Sanders Todos los Domingos a las 6:00 pm Children’s Ministry Provided community are our priority. Located at 16913 #11 Saturday Vigil Masses Sunday School: 9:15 am Visitas a los hogares con cita previa. James Wheeler, lead pastor English: 4 pm and Spanish: 7 pm Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 am Lakeside Dr. Montverde, 34756 1 block north of Favor de llamar para mas informacion y 352-425-3288 Sunday Masses: Evening Worship & pedidos de oracion. Montverde blinking light - Hwy 455 8 am, 10 am, 12 noon (Contemporary Mass) www.thechurchforachange.com Discipleship Study: 6:00 pm Pastora Maria Fernandez 5 pm (Contemporary Mass) TeamKid: Sunday 6:30 pm Services Times: Sunday 9:30 am Praise/Worship 321-946-6833 Reconciliation on Saturday: THE RIVER CHURCH Wednesday: 7:00 pm 10:00 am service and children church 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm (Eng.) “...bringing joy to the city of our God” Prayer Service, Youth Activities, LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH Mission Kids for Children Wednesday evening 7:00 pm 6:15 pm - 6:45 pm (Sp.) 796 Hooks St., Clermont, FL Corner of Hwy 50 & 12th St. (Rt 561) Sundays 352-243-7505 First Sunday evening monthly 6:00 pm www.blessedsacramentcc.com Bible Fellowship Groups 9:30 am Worship Service 10:40 am www.ClermontRiverChurch.com Pastors Jim and Linda Watson Family Prayer Service 6:00 pm Sunday Services GROVELAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Youth Pastors Rob and Leslie Durant Wednesdays 500 Grand Hwy. • 352-394-7374 Coffee & Donuts Bible Study 7:00 pm Sunday School 9:00 am Classic Service 9:00 am EDGE MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST 407-469-3927 or 321-948-2350 Groups for adults, teens, and children Sunday Worship 10:00 am & 6:00 pm Contemporary Service 10:30 am CHURCH ~Nursey provided for all services~ 441 S. Main Avenue, Groveland Wednesday 7:00 pm River Kids and River Babies WOODLANDS LUTHERAN Chris Johnson, Senior Pastor 352-429-2572 For directions and more information, visit: Available during the service Rev. Dr. Donna Manwaring THE CROSSING CHURCH CHURCH & SCHOOL www.lbcclermont.org Traditional Worship 9:30 AM Where Faith Comes to Life 11043 True Life Way SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS LUTHERAN Lighthouse Café 11:00 AM (2 miles N of SR 50 on CR 455) Sundays 10:00 am Clermont, FL 34711 13600 Caspian Lane Sunday Fellowship 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM Sunday Worship 8:30 am & 11:00 am at South Lake Charter School 352.394.0708 Wednesdays 5:30 PM Dinner 15220 Hartwood Marsh Rd Tuesday 8:30 am at the Located just off of Lakeshore Dr. Wednesdays 6:30 PM Christian Education Sunday School 9:45 am Clermont, FL 34711 Bob Evans on Hwy 27 Monday Worship 7:00 pm Nursery & Children’s is Pastor’s Prayer Breakfast NEW JACOB’S CHAPEL MISSIONARY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Activities Provided Pastor: Rev. Dr. Brian N. Kneser Wed: Service 7 pm & Choir Practice 7:30 pm 137 E. Cherry St. • 429-2651 Kendal Anderson, lead pastor BAPTIST CHURCH Worship Services 8:00 am & 10:15 am Sunday School 9:45 am (407) 469-2525 352-241-9909 410 W. Hwy. 50 Sunday School 9:00 am Sunday Worship 10:50 am & 7:00 pm www.thecrossingchurch.org Clermont, FL 34711 Phone: 352-394-4720 Rev. Jonathan C. Ostenberg Wednesday 7:00 pm Rev. Rex Anderson, Pastor FAITH FELLOWSHIP CHURCH (352) 394-3382 Minister Kenneth Williams, Youth Pastor MT. OLIVE MISSIONARY 915 W. DeSoto St. Church Motto: “Equipping Changed People for A BAPTIST CHURCH OAKLAND Sunday School 9:45 am SOUTH LAKE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Changing World!” Sunday Worship Service - 11:00 AM Sunday Worship 10:30 am & 6:30 pm A Place of Love, Life & Growth Sunday Services - Morning Service - Sunday School - 9:30 AM Wednesday Worship 7:00 pm PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7:45 & 11:00 a.m. 131 Chestnut St., Clermont Prayer Service - Saturday 8:30 AM Omar Walker 394-5966 Wednesday - Youth Bible Study - 6:00 p.m. 352-394-2753 Bible Study - Wednesday 7:00 PM & 218 E. Oakland Ave. Thursday - Adult Bible Study - 6:45 p.m. East Ave - 1 block south of SR 50 2nd and 4th Sundays 4:00 PM FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (1/2 mile N. Hwy 50 at Website: www.newjacobschapel.com Worship Times: Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church “Encountering Christ, Growing in Christ, Sharing 15641 Stuckey Loop Tubb St./ West Orange Lumber) e-mail: [email protected] Sunday Christ, wherever we are...” Stuckey, FL 34736 (West of Mascotte) 8:45 am Contemporary Worship 950 Seventh St. 352-394-2412 9 AM (Casual); 11 AM (Traditional) Rev. Clarence L. Southall-Pastor PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA Pastor: Rev. Doug Kokx 6:30 PM Song in the Night (Artistic/Alternative) Phone: (352)429-3888 9:45 am Sunday School For All Ages www.fumc-clermont.org HISPANA DE CLERMONT Church school for all ages 9:30 AM 498 West Montrose Street 11:00 am Traditional Worship Sun. Worship (Traditional) 8 & 11:00 am Childcare provided. Clermont, Fl 34711 Sun. Worship (Contemporary) 9:30 am www.southlakepresbyterian.org Nursery Provided All Services Sunday School 9:30 am & 11:00 am 352-394-4221 MINNEOLA Sun. High School POWERhouse 7-8:30 pm Intinerario de Nuestros Servicios 407-656-4452 Domingo: Estudio Biblico 9:45 am ST. MATTHIAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Wednesday Men’s Fellowship CONGREGATION SINAI OF MINNEOLA Dr. Robert P. Hines, Jr. Servicio de Adoracion 11:00 am (at Holiday Inn Express) 6:30 am Experience Traditional Worship A Progressive Jewish Congregation Miercoles: Estudio Biblico y Oracion 7:00 pm www.oaklandpres.org Tuesday Middle School POWERhouse and a Warm Welcome! Shabbat services are conducted on the 6:30 - 8:00 pm 574 Montrose St. - 394-3855 first, second and final Friday of each Nursery Provided All Events REAL LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH in Downtown Clermont month at 8:00 PM. Weekday School: “Helping Real People... Find Real Faith... Sunday Services 7:45, 9:30 & 11:15 a.m. Services are held at the synagogue located at: Preschool Worship Times 303A North US Highway 27, Minneola Sunday School & Nursery 9:30 a.m. WINTER GARDEN Saturday 6:00 pm Religious School, Men’s Club & Women’s Club Wednesday Evening Service & Study 5:30 p.m. GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday 9:30 & 11:15 am Messgae line: 352-243-5353 CLERMONT, FL Weekend Programs www.stmatthiasfl.org Email: [email protected] FAITH FAMILY COMMUNITY CHURCH •Bible centered preaching The EDGE (Children) Web: congregationsinai-clermont.org 305 Beulah Rd. Winter Garden •Blended worship • Friendly atmosphere All Services WOOTSON TEMPLE CHURCH OF GOD Sunday Worship: 10:00 am Student Life Groups IN CHRIST TEMPLE OF THE LIVING GOD (407) 877-7735 Many Other Activities each week Sundays - 9:30 am (Middle School) 415 Old Hwy 50 • 394-4596 Elder T.L. Wootson Sunday School 9:30 am 14244 Johns Lake Road, Clermont Sundays - 11:15 am (High School) Sunday School 9:30 am 836 Scott St. Clermont, FL 34711 (1/2 Mile East of Wal-Mart) The Way (Middle & High School) Sunday Worship & Children’s Church 11:00 am Sunday Worship 10:45 am Jon Bekemeyer, Senior Pastor Wednesdays 6:00 - 9:00 pm 394-1396 or 394-3004 Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm 407-877-4048 www.getreallife.com Sunday 11:00 am & 7:30 pm Wed Worship & Youth Service 7:00 pm www.communitychurchclermont.org 1501 Steve’s Rd • 352-394-3553 Thursday 7:30 pm Rev. Loyce Rowland Wednesday Family Night 7:00 pm BECKER FUNERAL HOME Cremation Choices “Serving Florida Families Since 1957” To advertise here call Direct Cremation - A Full Service Home - $675 Locally Owned & Operated South Lake Press Plus Container Ron Becker & Charles Becker, Funeral Directors Ron Becker, Director 352-394-7121 352-394-2183 352-394-8228 806 W. Minneola Ave., Clermont, FL 921 S. 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Friday, September 3, 2010 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A9 Brighter future comes at an increasing price Costs continue to as rise more students look to get a higher eduaction

BRAD BUCK Staff Writer AT LSCC Students returned to class- Enrollment is up es this week at Lake-Sumter Community College and 2005-06, 3,359 paid nearly 8 percent more 2010-11, 5,020 than last year. Fees for college courses ... and so is tuition continue an upward climb. 2005-06, $57.24/credit The same goes for the state’s hour 11 public universities, all of which boosted their tuition 2010-11, $92/credit by 15 percent for this school hour year. — figures apply to Florida “I can’t believe we’re at the residents point where we charge (near- ly) $100 a credit hour,” LSCC President Dr. Charles Mojock said. “We’re doing what we “If I didn’t get grants, I can” to keep costs down. Even with tuition spikes, wouldn’t be able to Mojock said students are get- afford it” ting a good bang for their education buck. He meets Brian Emery regularly with student groups, and he hasn’t heard wouldn’t be able to afford it,” anyone complain about the Emery said. costs. He said he knows at least “It is an investment,” one student who had to put Mojock said of a college edu- off LSCC for two years and cation. “You have to ask work to save money for col- yourself, ‘What’s the return lege. on that investment?’” Paying for college could get Brian Emery, 33, of really expensive for Emery Leesburg, attends LSCC and after he graduates from KERI RASMUSSEN-BEKIER / SOUTH LAKE PRESS pays for those classes using LSCC. He hopes to further Lauren Marcone, 21, right, gets information from Sedrick Brinson, from Financial Aid, left, and Nancy Bourne, from Academic Advising middle grants. his studies in accounting and after trying to troubleshoot a problem found with Marcone's bright futures scholarship at LSCC on Thursday in Leesburg. "We work as a Emery graduated from finance at either Stetson team," to answer the students concerns said Bourne. high school in New Jersey in University or Rollins College, 1995. Then he went to tech- both private schools. Tuition there is space in a classroom, tie for No. 17 among the 28 UCF rates 10.9 percent increase. That’s and books cost about nical school and worked in instructors have to let stu- community colleges Tuition at the University of because health and other $32,000 a year. But those are call centers before resuming dents take the course. That statewide. Central Florida has gone up student fees have not gone his education. great business schools, and means paying more for full- Students at Tallahassee by 15 percent in each of the up as much as tuition, he “I decided I wanted a real that’s what’s driving Emery’s time and adjunct instructors. Community College experi- last two academic years. said. job, so I went back to desire to go there. While enrollment contin- enced the biggest percentage school,” he said. College tuitions continue Paralleling that tuition Furthermore, UCF has ues to climb, the Legislature increase — 16 percent — in Emery started attending to climb largely as a result of increase, UCF’s state funding used additional tuition dol- is not giving colleges and classes at LSCC in the fall of increased enrollment, said their tuition from last year to has been cut about $80 mil- lars for programs such as a universities any more money. 2009, studying business LSCC spokeswoman Pat this year. But if they live in lion since July 2007, said uni- comprehensive writing pro- Essentially, there are three administration. This semes- Landsman. Florida, they still pay less per versity spokesman Chad gram to help students in funding sources for LSCC — credit hour than LSCC stu- ter, he’s paying $92 per cred- Enrollment at LSCC has Binette. that area, Binette said. state sales taxes, tuition and dents, $85.85 compared to Binette tried to put some it hour for nine credits of risen 36 percent in the past “We think that’s a fair private donations that go $92. perspective on the tuition classes, or $828 in tuition. three years, she said. Just tuition increase that allows from the fall 2009 to fall toward scholarships. LSCC ranks in a tie for No. hikes. That $92 rate is the in-state us to provide the best edu- tuition. 2010, enrollment went up Even though students are 14 in the state among all The average cost, com- Because he gets grants, the from 4,710 to 5,020, paying almost 8 percent community colleges for cred- bined, for tuition and fees in cation possible,” he said, tuition increases don’t hurt Landsman said. more in tuition this year, it-hour tuition. Daytona 2010 for an in-state UCF stu- adding that tuition among Emery as much as some of The community college LSCC administrators quickly State College is the most dent taking 30 credit hours Florida schools still ranks his classmates. has an open-door policy, and point to the fact that their expensive at $94.90 per cred- for the year was $4,525, he among the lowest in “If I didn’t get grants, I that means that as long as tuition ranks the school in a it hour. said. This year, it’s $5,020, a America.

Celebrating 44 Years Democrats open new club in Clermont in Business

ROXANNE BROWN For information on the South Lake Democratic Club, ize they’re not alone.” Staff Writer call 352-241-7770, or visit www.lakedemocrats.com. The new office is open CLERMONT — The South from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m • SALES • SERVICE • PARTS Lake Democratic Club has all day. we’ve ever had. This will give Mondays through Saturdays. something to celebrate on Voter registration forms people an outlet where they Jacobson said he’d like Thursday other than an elec- will be available and infor- can pick up literature, yard anyone wanting information • ACCESSORIES tion. mation concerning the Fair signs, meet candidates and or materials for the next two WE BUY USED CARTS! The club will hold a grand District’s Amendments 5 and other fellow voters.” months to stop in anytime. opening for its new home at 6 will be highlighted. Jacobson said it’s the cama- He said the organization is WE TAKE TRADES! 889 Montrose Street, at the The club, in existence since raderie he’s looking forward looking for volunteers for BIG DISCOUNTS! 1996 and affiliated with the to. various duties, from calling Electric Club Car Pre-Owned Carts $2,500 & up corner of West Avenue. Must present coupon The celebration, which Lake County Democratic “People don’t realize we voters to going door-to-door, rated #1 in the world! have so many Democrats in begins at 10 a.m., gives the Executive Committee, has putting up campaign signs $ Lake County,” Jacobson said. 2 miles from Hwy 27 community a chance to see had smaller offices in South and readying mailers for 1 500 OFF 4

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September 1 Hwy. 27 in Minneola. Free updated session on tech- See COMMUNITY, A11 Fall Family Storytime: event. Food available for niques for saving money on Children ages 0-4 years and purchase. Children are groceries, personal care their parents/caregivers are encouraged to dress as char- items and more. Bring your invited to a weekly story- acters in the movie for a cos- ideas to this fun Saturday time every Wednesday at tume contest at 6:30 p.m. morning workshop at 10:30 a.m. at the Minneola Call the City of Minneola at Minneola Library, 10:00 a.m. If You’re Not At Your Last Job, Schoolhouse Library in 394-3598, ext. 227 for infor- Registration is required, Minneola. No registration is mation. space is limited. Call the necessary, 100 S. Main Ave., library 432-3921. Should Your 401(k) Be? Call 432-3921 for informa- September 11 tion. Granville Beville Chapter September 21 Leaving a 401(k) with a previous employer could mean leaving it alone with no one to Registration Deadline is 2234 of the United Jewels of the Vine: watch over it. September 1: discover organ- Daughters of the Regency Wine & Liquor, Confederacy: meeting, 11:30 16100 Marsh Road, in the ic gardening with Jeri At Edward Jones, we can explain options for your 401(k) and help you select the one Baldwin on Sept. 11, at a.m., home of Jewel Stansell Stoneybrook West area of B.B.Brown's Gardens, in Groveland. The group Winter Garden, will host a that’s best for you. If you’d like to roll it over to an Edward Jones Individual Clermont. Topics include will also dedicate a head- wine tasting event “Jewels of Retirement Account (IRA), we can help you do it without paying taxes or penalties. what and when to plant, stone for Pvt. William E. the Vine” 6 to 9 p.m., Sept. And you can feel confident that someone is looking out for you and your 401(k). benefits of organic garden- Revels at 10 a.m. today, 21. $12 ticket in advance ing, hands-on experience Empire Church Cemetery, will admit one and get you a To find out why it makes sense to talk with Edward Jones about your 401(k) with testing your soil ph, Empire Church Road in free bottle of wine at the options, call or visit your local financial advisor today. growing soil, composting, Groveland. Contact Carol at event. Tickets are $15 at the planting and designing a 516-5720 or Joyce at 793- door with no free bottle of garden. Cost is $55, bring 8119 for information. wine given. Visit www.local- Paul J Boylan Jr Eric Boylan brown bag lunch. Yard Sale at Historic wineevents.com for tickets Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Homework is required Village: beginning Saturday, and information. 297 East Highway 50 Suite 4 297 East Highway 50 Suite 4 before class starts. Call 429- September 11, West Avenue Clermont, FL 34711 Clermont, FL 34711 5566. and Osceola Street. Visit September 24 352-394-8538 352-394-8538 www.southlakehistoricalsoci- Save the Date: New September 3 ety.com for information. Beginnings and HQ Honda www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC Minneola Gym Flix: will host a charity golf tour- Feature presentation, Star September 18 nament at Bella Collina Wars, Return of the Jedi, 6 Couponing Brainstrom Country Club, 8:30 a.m. p.m., City of Minneola session part 2: Welcome scramble. Proceeds to bene- Gymnasium, 800 N. U.S. back Ms. Gail Smit for an fit homeless moms. Register

Friday, September 3, 2010 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A11 700 laptops headed for Lake students

LARRY ELL According to Chief Financial these computers now to give our taken using online methods that more flexibility, that’s all.” Staff Writer Officer Carol MacLeod, the money high schools more options with necessitate a modern computer. MacLeod said because the state Each of Lake County’s seven would come out of the 2010-11 the amount of testing they have to Also, the portability of the lap- has contracts with Dell and capital funds budget. do at the front end of the school tops will give educators more Hewlett-Packard, she doesn’t high schools will be getting 100 In addition to the technology year,” MacLeod said. “A lot of the options than PC’s that have to be know which manufacturer will be new computers as part of a upgrade, school officials are hop- testing goes on very early in the wired into static labs. supplying the computers, but she renewed effort to refresh the ing the new computers will school year, so as soon as they get “We can move them into a room estimates each unit will cost just school system’s aging technology. enhance the students’ academic here, we’ll get ’em out quick.” for testing and then use them in a under $750. School board members approved achievement as they prepare for Officials cite Florida Department different part of the school when It’s been four years since the dis- the $525,000 expense for 700 lap- upcoming exams. of Education requirements that they’re not needed for testing,” trict last refreshed its supply of tops. “We want to go ahead and get End of Course Examinations be MacLeod said. “It just gives us computers, she said.

COMMUNITY From A9 at www.newbeginningslake. Clermont Girls Softball 690 E. Desoto St. in 5th graders. For more infor- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Friday King. org, or contact Linda at 638 Registration: online registra- Clermont. Call 394-9878. mation call 407-469-2525 or through Saturday. Edge Memorial United 5412, or Jesse Griffin at 874- tion, accepting girls ages 4- School Supply Drive: The visit the website at Cooper Memorial Library: Methodist: Clothing Closet, 5768. Volunteers are also 16. Sign up open for our South Lake Chamber of www.woodlandschurch.com. hours 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., every needed. new age group, 17 and over. Commerce is hosting its CPR Program: first Tuesday Monday through Thursday, Monday, Wednesday, and Register at www.clermont- annual school supply drive each month, $15. Contact 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Friday Friday, 441 S. Main Ave., October 3 girlssoftball.com. Season for local students. Donations William Harrison, Fire through Saturday. Groveland. Call 429-8146. Community Yard Sale: 9 begins in August. can be dropped off 8:30 a.m. Captain at 394-7662. Marion Baysinger New Beginnings Change a.m. to 2 p.m., Montrose St. Clermont Softball League to 5:30 p.m., Monday to Minneola Market: 3 to 6 Memorial Library: hours 10 Boxes: New Beginnings has in downtown Clermont. for Adults: registration open Friday, 691 West Montrose p.m., every Tuesday, a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday and placed change boxes in Vendors call 394-8618, to new and returning teams, St., Jenkins Auditorium, Minneola City Hall, 800 N. Wednesday; 10 a.m. to 8 banks, restaurants and retail spaces $15 for the day. City Hall, 685 West Clermont. For information U.S. Highway 27. Visit p.m., Tuesday and Thursday; stores around the Clermont Montrose St., Clermont. Call call 394-4191. www.minneola.us or call 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and area. All proceeds from the October 9 341-7352 or visit www.city- Teen Mops: a mentoring 394-3598 ext. 229. Saturday. change boxes will be used to 10th Annual Garden Walk: ofclermontfl.com. Season program for girls who are Groveland Farmer's Minneola Schoolhouse benefit recovery programs “Treasures In the Garden,” 9 runs August 23-November under 20 years of age and Market: 2 to 7 p.m., every Library: hours 9:30 a.m. to for the homeless. For infor- a.m. to 3 p.m.. Clermont 10. are pregnant or already have Friday, Lake David Park, 450 6:30 p.m., Monday through mation contact Sandy Garden Club. Tickets $7 Lake Community Action a child. The group provides S. Lake Ave. Call 429-2141 Thursday. Williams at 404-6946. each or 2 for $12. For infor- Agency, Inc.: announces its encouragement and ext. 231. Angels of Mercy Thrift Give a Kid a Backpack and mation call 407-421-6225. participation in the U.S. resources for young mothers Downtown Clermont Store and Food Pantry: store Clean the World: is asking Dept. of Agriculture Child and their children. Free. Farmer's Market: 9 a.m. to 2 hours, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., for monetary contributions October 23 Care Food Program. To par- Contact December Hall at p.m., every Sunday, Monday through Friday. or gently used and new tents 1st Annual Oakland Park ticipate in the free and 241-9618 or email slteen- Montrose St. Call 394-8618. Food pantry hours, 10 a.m. to be dropped off at 8018 5K Run/Walk: October 23 at reduced meal program par- [email protected]. Cagan Crossings to 2:30 p.m., Tuesday Sunport Dr., suite 206 in Oakland Park, benefitting ents/guardians must com- Woodlands Lutheran Community Library: hours through Thursday, 1330 Orlando. Call 877-452-7225 the West Orange Junior plete an application, South Church and School: weekly 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Millholland Drive, or visit Service League. For informa- Lake Child Development, summer programs for preK- Monday through Thursday, Clermont, behind Burger giveakidabackpack.org. tion or sponsorships visit www.oaklandpark5k.com.

Ongoing Angel Food Ministries: a nationwide, ongoing, non- profit organization offers grocery relief to families in and around the Clermont area through a partnership with Real Life Christian Church, 1501Steves Road in Clermont. Orders can be placed online at www.getre- allife.com or at 2econd Life Resale Shop, 207 N. U.S. Hwy. 27 in Minneola. For information call 407-466- 4664 or visit www.angelfoodministries. com.

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Always like to be involved in the regional music scene, offering training, seminars, & clinics as well. We are happy to welcome back Steve Kaufman this October. 763 W. Montrose St. • Historic Downtown Clermont 352-242-5142 OPEN DAILY 10AM & SUNDAY 9AM - 2PM (DURING FARMERS MARKET) Guitarist Steve Kaufman, the only three-time winner of the National Flatpicking Championships, will offer a two-day, all-level flatpicking guitar workshop in Clermont I have parts for all major appliances and air Florida October 8th & 9th. The workshop will conditioning and authorized repair service too! take place at Hancock Building at FUMC, CALL ME OR COME SEE ME! 950 7th St. He will also be “in concert” at Downtown Clermont THE ROOM located in the same building REFRIGERATORS • RANGES • DISHWASHERS Saturday evening October 9th at 8PM. Farmer’s Market MICROWAVES • WASHERS • DRYERS • & MORE! Enrollment for the all-level workshop is limited to 28 students. This year’s slots will go Every Sunday fast, so make your reservations now. Email From 9am - 2pm [email protected] for more details. INCLUDES: (352) 394-6111 Fresh Produce • Plants • Flowers • Fruit Store hours are Monday-Thursday 11-7PM, Vegetables • Herbs • And So Much More! 757 W. Montrose St. • Clermont, Florida 34711 Friday & Saturday 11-4PM, and sometimes For more information visit on Sundays 10-2. We’re located at 798 W. www.clermontdowntownpartnership.org Montrose St. and our phone is (352) 242- or call Cheryl Fishel at 352-394-8618 1838. You may also visit www.CornerStoneGuitars.com and join “CornerStone Music” on Facebook for the most current news!

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HEALTH CALENDAR

September 11 Cardiac Rehabilitation Program: Call the helpline at 319-5617 for third Tuesday, Cooper Memorial Lake and Sumter Counties, 6 p.m., Prostate Cancer screening event: for cardiac patients who have suf- information or visit Library, room 108-A. Contact Thursday, 2105 Hartwood Marsh 9 a.m., September 11, National fered heart attack, have stable www.colana.org. Deborah Snow 406-8465 or e-mail Road., suite 6, Clermont. Call 787- Training Center, part of South Lake angina or who have had heart sur- New Vision for Independence: [email protected]. 5889. Hospital. Presentation by Kenneth gery. For information call 407-296- seeking donations and support for HINT, Health Care Industry Support Group for Caregivers of A. Essig, MD, board certified urolo- 1599. the New Vision Braille Textbook Networking Team: 11:30 a.m. to 1 Alzheimers and Dementia: 2 p.m., gist. Open to the public. Screening Cleaning for a Reason: provides Drive. Call 435-5040. p.m., frist Tuesday of the month. third Thursday, The Best Little fee is $10 payable at the event. free housecleaning for women South Lake Pregnancy Care Carrabba’s Restaurant, 2240 E. S.R. Thrift Shop Complex, 415 Citrus Advanced registration is required undergoing chemotherapy. Visit Center: free pregnancy test, mater- 50 in Clermont. Call 394-8602. Tower Blvd., Clermont. Contact by calling South Lake Hospital at www.cleaningforareason.org. nity clothes, baby items, parenting Narcotics Anonymous: 8 p.m., Betty Ann Gross at 394-5549, 241-7109. Lake County Health Department classes, and counseling, 9 a.m. to Tuesday, Minneola Alliance Deborah Snow at 406-8465 or Vital Statistics office: South Lake 5 p.m., Monday to Friday, 1203 W. Church, room #3, 405 Main Ave., Sharon White at 407-466-6445. September 14 Hospital's Centre for Women's S.R. 50, Clermont. Contact Eddie Minneola. Call 319-5617. Alzheimers Family Organization Fit-N-Fun program: 4:30 to 5:30 Health, 1099 Citrus Tower Blvd. Judge at 242-0257. Pediatric Immunizations: offered Support Group: 2 to 3:15 p.m., p.m., September 14 to October 7, Visit www.lakechd.com or call 241- 24 Hr. Haven of Lake and Sumter by WIC of Lake County Health third Thursday of every month, Minneola Trialhead Park in 9723. Hotline: 753-5800. Department, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Cooper Memorial Library, 2525 Minneola. Certified trainier, Frank Let’s Kick It: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday. Call 357- Oakley Seaver Dr., room 108B, Girardi, Tuesdays and Thursdays, Mondays. Smoking and nicotine Mondays 1668. Clermont. Contact Sharon White, for ages 8 to 12 years. Simple play- cessation, eight-week course. Food Addicts in Recovery Relative Caregivers Raising 407-466-6445 or Deborah Snow, ground games, agility/conditioning Sponsored by South Lake Hospital. Anonymous: 9 to 10:30 a.m., Children Support Group: 6:30 406-8465. drills. Minneola residents $25, For information call 241-7109. Blessed Sacrament Catholic p.m., first Tuesday, First United non-residents, $35. Contact Nar-Anon Family Support Church, room 4, 720 12th St., Methodist Church of Clermont, Fridays Girardi at 987-6740 for informa- Group: A 12-step support group for Clermont. Call John or Bob 863- 950 7th St., Clermont. Call 394- Emotions Anonymous: support tion or to register. families and friends of those with 422-0389. 2412. group, 7 p.m. Contact Mickey at addictions, 7 p.m., Thursdays. Lake County Health 394-0858. September 18 Wednesdays Windermere Union Church, 10710 Department: prescription assis- Narcotic anonymous: 7:30 p.m., Maximized living makeover: 10 Park Ridge-Gotha Road in tance, 1 to 4 p.m., Monday and Narcotics anonymous: 8 p.m., Friday, Shepherd of the Hills, a.m. to 1:30 p.m. United Church Windermere. Visit www.naranon- Wednesday by appointment only, Wednesday, Wootson Temple, 836 13600 Caspian Lane, Clermont. of Christ, 10710 Park Ridge-Gotha fl.org, 1-888-947-8885, or call the United Way office, 415 Citrus Scott St., Clermont. Call 319-5617. Call 319-5617. Road in Windermere. Dr. Colton church at 407-340-7367. Tower Blvd., Clermont. South Lake Teen MOPS (mothers New Vision for Independence: Kaminski will lead the makeover. Narcotics Anonmymous Support of preschoolers): 5:30 p.m. Free event with reservations by Group: 8 p.m., Tuesdays, Minneola Tuesdays Wednesdays, Wesley Center at the support group, 1 to 3 p.m., fourth calling 407-292-0909. Alliance Church, 405 Main Ave. in Greater Clermont Cancer First United Methodist Church in Friday, Asbury House, 949 7th St., Minneola. Thursdays 8 p.m., Holy Foundation: support group, 7 to 9 Clermont. Clermont. Call Florence at 429- Ongoing Temple of Prayer, 1040 School St. p.m., second Tuesday, 927 7th St., 3030. Breastfeeding Workshop: spon- in Clermont. 7:30 p.m. Fridays at Clermont. Thursdays To update, delete or add items in this col- sored by South Lake Hospital. Call the Shepherd of the HIlls Church, Greater South Lake Area Domestic Violence Women's umn, e-mail pamfennimore@daily- 241-7109 to register. 13600 Caspian Lane in Clermont. Parkinson's Support Group: 3 p.m., Empowerment Group: Haven of commercial or fax to 365-1951.\

FAITH CALENDAR

Annual Fashion Show and Congregation Sinai of ATF Youth Group for Thursdays ilies and children grades 3-8, a.m., Widow to Widow sup- Luncheon: Bonefish Grill, Minneola: religious school Middle/High School stu- Windermere Union 7 to 9 p.m., every Friday. port group, 3 p.m., 796 Winter Garden Villages in has openings for children dents: 7 p.m., The River Church Support Group for Edge Memorial United Hook St., Clermont. Visit Winter Garden, Nov. 10. ages 8-13. Call 243-5353. Church, 796 Hook St., adoptive and foster parents: Methodist Church, 441 S. www.clermontriverchurch.co Fashions from Coldwater Shepherd of the Hills Clermont. Call 243-7507. 6 to 7:30 p.m., second Main Ave. Groveland. Call m. Creek. Cost is $22.50 per Lutheran Church: newspa- Thursday, 10710 Park Ridge- the church at 429-2572. Shepherd of the Hills person. Contact Marlene per and magazine recyling Wednesdays Gotha Road., Windermere. Lutheran Church: worship Koslan at 241-4222 or Sandy program, 13600 Caspian Edge Memorial United Call 407-876-2112 or 407- Sunday service, 8 a.m. and 10:15 Langer at 244-4745. Lane, Clermont. All pro- Methodist Church 947-3613. Edge Memorial United a.m., Sunday school, 9 a.m., 4-Night Nassau Cruise: ceeds from recycling benefit Connection: dinner, 6 to Intercessory Prayer: 7 Methodist Church: tradi- 13600 Caspian Lane, The Sisterhood of the FAITH Neighborhood 7:15 p.m; choir rehearsal, p.m., The River Church, 796 tional service, 9:30 a.m. and Clermont. Call 242-9519. Congregation Sinai in Center food bank. Call 242- 7:30 p.m., 441 S. Main Ave., Hook St., Clermont. contemporary service, 11 Woodlands Lutheran Minneola is planning for a 9519. Groveland. Call 429-2572. a.m., 441 S. Main Ave., Church: worship, 8:30 a.m. 4-night cruise to Nassau, South Lake Presbyterian Edge Memorial United Fridays Groveland. Call 429-2572. and 11 a.m., Sunday school, Nov, 29. For information Church Food Pantry: 11 Methodist Church: Celebrate Congregation Sinai: servic- Edge Memorial United 9:45 a.m., 2 miles north of and cost of the cruise con- a.m. to 1 p.m., Mondays recovery group, 5:45 p.m., es, 7:45 p.m., first, second Methodist Church: tweens S.R. 50 on C.R. 455, tact Marlene Koslan at 241- and Fridays. Call 394-2753. 441 S. Main Ave., Montverde. Call 407-469- 4222 or Sandy Langer at South Lake Presbyterian Groveland. Call 407-257- and fourth Friday, 303A N. and youth, 6 to 7 p.m., 441 2525. 244-4745. Church Meals on Wheels: 9 3889. U.S. Highway 27, Minneola. S. Main Ave., Groveland. Call 243-5353 or visit Call 429-2572. a.m. to 12 p.m., Tuesday Men of Steel: 6:30 p.m., To update, delete or add items in Ongoing and Thursdays, reservations The River Church, 796 Hook www.congregationsinai-cler- The River Church: tradi- this column, e-mail pamfenni- Angel Food Ministries: is a required. Call 394-7905. St., Clermont. For men ages mont.org. tional service, 9 a.m., con- more@dailycommercial or fax to nationwide, ongoing, non- The FAITH Neighborhood 20-35. Call 243-7507. Free Friday Flicks: for fam- temporary service, 10:30 365-1951. profit organization that Center: seeking donations of Minneola Alliance offers grocery relief to fami- clothing, food, bed linens, Church: prayer services, 7 lies in and around the blankets, etc., 7432 S.R. 50, p.m., Washington St. and Clermont area through a Groveland. Call 429-1200. Main Ave. Call 394-2028. partnership with Real Life The Mission of Project Shepherd of the Hills Christian Church, Zion of Zion Lutheran Lutheran Church: worship 1501Steves Road in Church: seeking donations service, 7 p.m., 13600 Clermont. Orders can be to assist South Lake county Caspian Lane, Clermont. placed online at www.getre- neighbors with food, pre- Call 242-9519. allife.com or at 2econd Life scriptions, and utilities. Call Christian Men in Action: Resale Shop, 207 N. U.S. 429-2960. 8 to 9 p.m., second Hwy. 27 in Minneola. For Wednesday, New Jacob's information call 407-466- Mondays Chapel, 410 W. S.R. 50, 4664 or visit Hallelujah Acres: support Clermont. Call 321-537- www.angelfoodministries. group, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 1906. com. first Monday. Call 394-7702.

VOLUNTEER CALENDAR

ACS Road to Recovery: away from home for fami- Superior Residences of Answer phones, stuff lies faced with a medical Clermont: Offer time, envelopes, secure drivers, crisis for a child. Call 407- love, and experience to manage scrapbooks, and 898-6127. enrich the lives of resi- other duties. Call 326- South Lake County dents. Training provided. 9599 ext. 112. Historical Society: Donate Call 394-5549. Angels of Mercy Thrift pictures of historic Trout Lake Nature Store and Food Pantry: Clermont or South Lake Center in Eustis: Variety Volunteers as well as County. Mail pictures to of activities. Call 357- donations needed urgent- P.O. Box 121723, 7536. ly for four hour shifts. Clermont, Fl. 34712. Visit Westminster Care of Call 394-4094. www.southlakehistorical- Clermont: Participate in Building Blocks Ministries: Help adults society.com or contact fun activities with resi- with developmental dis- Louise at 394-1453 or at dents and perform clerical abilities. Call 536-9264. Dolores 394-1390. duties. Call 407-654-5988. Community Emergency Response Team: Assist local authorities during times of natural or man- made disasters. Email mpeterson.floridaguard@y ahoo.com. Florida LAKEWATCH: Monitor local lakes with boats. Call 800-525-3928. Friends of Lake Louisa State Park: Assist with accounting, website and newsletter. Call 468-6329 or go to www.floridas- tateparks.org. Give a Kid a Backpack Foundation: Help with mailing, packing, and events. Call 877-452-7225. Long-term care ombuds- man program: nursing homes, assisted living facilities and adult family care homes. Call 888- 831- 0404 or visit www.ombudsman.myflori- da.com. Max's House: Help in educational areas, music, art, fundraising, research, promotion, mentors and cooks. Call 243-1628. Ronald McDonald House: Provide a home A14 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, September 3, 2010

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35 Years Ago - 1975 ennis Staub won the top three places in the wildlife category in a recent Dphotography show sponsored by the city of Leesburg’s recreation department. Staub is a co-owner of Santa’s Bag, manu- facturers of handcrafted gifts headquartered in Minneola. The photographs are on dis- play at A. L. Thayer Framing on 8th Street in Clermont. Did you know that in Clermont, signs, posters, bills or other advertising could not be attached to public utility poles and trees. Letter to the editor from Sen. Jim Gleason: “It was my pleasure to have the fine cooperation of Rep. Richard H. Langley, Clermont, of the Florida House of Representatives, in passing a major anti- crime bill during the 1975 Legislative ses- sion. The bill requires that a person con- victed of one of 11 violent crimes while using a gun must serve a minimum of three years in prison.” Visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baysinger and Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Kuharske, are Mr. and Mrs. James Baysinger and son, Jamey, of Somerset, Mass. Jim graduated May 24 from Bridgewater State College in Massachusetts with a Bachelor of Arts in education and social studies. Winners of the 18-hole Handicap COURTESY PHOTO Tournament played July 4 at Green Valley Buffalo Wild Wings Bar & Grill celebrated the grand opening of its newest restaurant location on Aug. 27 on U.S. Highway 27 in Clermont. Country Club were — Men: 1st flight, Ben Jarrett, 1st; Everett Woolum, 2nd; Bob ROXANNE BROWN Eyerly, 3rd; Boots Boswell, 4th. 2nd flight, Staff Writer H. B. McClanahan, 1st; Clint Hooten, 2nd; “We’re not your typical wing John Rose, 3rd. 3rd flight, Ben Hull, 1st; ondering where to get the best restaurant. We have 14 signature Hugh Morison, 2nd; Art Thayer, 3rd; Sam food, drinks and entertainment — sauces that stick to our wings. Bratton, 4th. Wall under one roof? Ladies: 1st flight, Marian Turville, 1st; Well, Sunshine Restaurant Corp’s CEO They’re not runny sauces and Eileen Rose, 2nd; Maxine Egan, 3rd; 2nd Andrew Gross thinks South Lake residents there’s a flavor to satisfy every flight, Johnny Kay McGuire, 1st; Ann will not need to look any further than taste.” Dupee, 2nd; Kit Morison, 3rd. 3rd flight, Buffalo Wild Wings Bar & Grill in Clermont Judy Shumaker, 1st; Helena Howell, 2nd; —the newest place in town for the entire Andrew Gross Julie Post, 3rd. family. Sunshine Restaurant Corp’s CEO on Buffalo Winners of the Groveland July 4th “If you haven’t tried us yet, just come on Wild Wings Bar & Grill opening in Clermont. cake baking contest were: Clemie in,” Gross said. “We have a fun family Beckham, 1st with a carrot cake; Joan environment, plus we cater to all of our 2465 S. U.S. Highway 27 in Clermont is the Payne, 2nd with a devil’s food cake; Peg sports fans with our huge, ginormous seventh in Florida. A 2,400-square-foot patio Kurfiss; 3rd with a crumb cake; and a spe- screens.” cial 1st place to 7-year-old Wayne Dean, The new Buffalo Wild Wings location at See WINGS, B2 who made a chocolate cake. Highest price paid for a cake was $10.75 for Peg Kurfiss’ cake. Clermont students on the dean’s list for the spring quarter at Florida State University are Eva Lofgren and James H. At times, you have to live and let live Fluhart, Jr. the house is a mess, and he just buys junk Some people would rather choose for five Pat Dragon, general manager of Bob food. I have told him over and over that years to live how they want, eat what they Wade Ford, was pictured presenting Norval Talking what he is doing is going to make him want and do what they love, instead of fif- Brown, supervisor of driver education, a set teen years of eating bland food and doing of keys for one of four donated cars to be With Tori worse, if not kill him. And, I have even taken used in the public schools summer driver him to his doctors’ appointments where they things they hate. I am sure that by now your education program. During the time Bob Tori Kelley, tell him the same. He just doesn’t listen and father knows exactly what he is doing. If he Wade has been in Lake County, he has pro- he gets all worked up and yells at me to leave wanted to put his health first, he would be vided 12 loan-free Fords to the driver edu- Ph.D him alone. How can I be a loving son and eating salads and setting up a treadmill or just watch him do this to himself? stationary bike in front of the TV (which cation program. EAR TORI, Advertisement: “Fleet Oil Fights Signed, wouldn’t be a bad idea). Instead, your father Inflation!” Gasoline 49 cents per gallon, 20- Dad Has Diabetes has decided to spend however much time he D Dear Dad Has Diabetes, has on this planet eating what tastes good gallon limit per car. Corner of U.S. Highway 50 and U.S. Highway 27. You are certainly are in a tough situation, I and being a couch potato. You might ask Clermont High School Class of 1965 have been living with my father, who has can understand why you would feel frustrat- him what is the allure of being a couch pota- held its 10-year reunion at Walt Disney diabetes, while I am between jobs. The ed. I am afraid my answer is not going to be to, but with the intention of understanding World’s Contemporary Hotel. Attending Ithing is, he knows what he is supposed to much help to you. You see, your father is a better — not to criticize him. Remember, we were: Marilyn (Boyett) Annan, Shirley (Lee) eat and that he is required to exercise to stay grown man with the same rights as anyone have to respect people’s personal choices, Bumbalough, Cathy (Caughell) Bloebaum, healthy. I am getting really frustrated watch- else. It is a consensus among the medical even if we don’t agree with them. 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WINGS Dealing with the degenerative: Arthritis From B1 complements the restau- gotten enough at the rant’s 7,000-square-foot restaurant, they can pur- rthritis affects millions of But other sensitivities may also exac- indoor dining area, com- chase their favorite sauces Americans every day. It can erbate arthritis pain. plete with approximately by bottle or gift pack. range from a mild annoyance to Poor digestion is another cause as it A 50 video monitors. Gross said the staff is also a major debilitating disease. There are a leads to inadequate assimilation of Michael Visconti nutrients the body needs to repair Included are some 3-D 65 trained to make every guest few main types of arthritis: osteoarthri- inch screens, 12 large video A.P., N.P. itself. Hypochlorhydria or low stomach feel “at home” even if it tis, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic screens at least 120-inches acid has been shown in one study to means pushing tables arthritis and gouty arthritis or gout. and three 229-inch movie Natural Medicine increase incidence of osteoarthritis by together to accommodate a Osteoarthritis (OA), a degenerative theatre size main video three times. larger group, catering to disease, is a wearing away of the joint the total joint replacement. The thing screens, which are among Adrenal gland dysfunction can cause children and anything else lining or cartilage. Often this comes to realize about joint replacements is the largest video screens at the hormones such as cortisol and one might need while there. from trauma to the joint, usually they also are temporary. They only last any restaurant or sports bar DHEA to become imbalanced causing In addition, Buffalo Wild chronic trauma such as constant over- about 10 to 15 years and have to be in the United States. the body to have altered anti-inflamma- Wings has a full service bar use from sports, work or being over- redone. They also affect the ways your The outside patio area — tory function, which increases pain. This and good old-fashioned weight. body moves, so talk with your surgeon that Gross said will be uti- type of dysfunction will also alter a per- desserts, which includes There’s also rheumatoid arthritis, about all the issues after replacement. lized for the entire year — is son’s sleep cycles — causing insomnia. cheesecake, apple pie and psoriatic arthritis and gout. In the Sometimes these conditions warrant smoker friendly and will chocolate cake. interest of limited space, I am only extreme measures, like when there is Heavy metal, solvent or pesticide have heaters or fans run- exposures can also affect the joint “We’re confident people going to write about osteoarthritis. severe pain and disability but there ning as needed. will try us, love us and keep Conventional treatment for may be other ways to address the prob- function. If there is a history of expo- Gross said all the most sure, a proper chemical chelation and on coming back for more,” osteoarthritis starts with non-steroidal lems to limit the progression of the popular college and profes- Gross said. “That’s what anti-inflammatory drugs such as arthritis and possibly even delay sur- detoxification protocol may improve sional football, wrestling, the condition. Finally, adequate we’re hoping for.” aspirin, Aleve, ibuprophin, etc. gery without suffering with pain or sac- boxing and any other tele- As the new place in town, However, the downside to these is rificing quality of life. hydration is the first, easiest thing to vised sports events that peo- address. Your joints are lubricated with Buffalo Wild Wings is also that most drugs from this category has If supplements work for you great. ple may want to watch will trying their best to get been shown to disrupt the mechanism But if you stop the supplements the synovial fluid. The key ingredient in be featured at the restaurant. fluid is water. Drinking at least eight involved in the community. to build new cartilage so you decrease pain will likely return. This is because Gross said the best thing So far, the Clermont store the pain but are worsening the condi- even though supplements are more glasses a day of water can often help about the whole set-up is with arthritis of all kinds. (This is not has sponsored East Ridge tion of the joints. Steroid injections natural, you are probably not address- that nobody watches alone. and South Lake high and synthetic lubricant injections ing the cause of the condition. including coffee, soda, tea and alcohol The place is always full of as they are diuretics and will cause schools as well as many of (sounds like a motor oil commercial) So here’s how to address the root of family, friends, a friendly the area’s elementary are used in the next stage of treatment. the problem, food allergies and sensi- your body to not use the water proper- staff and of course — fellow ly. It’s your life. It’s your health. schools and two little They have effects from complete res- tivities: Often there are things we eat sports enthusiasts looking league baseball teams. olution of the pain to no help at all — that increase inflammation in the body Doc Visconti’s office is located near the Citrus to cheer their teams along. In addition, Buffalo Wild and also weaken the tissue that was and can cause pain levels to increase. Tower. If you have any questions regarding this “You really get that game Wings plans on partnering injected. The results are usually tempo- Some people with all types of arthritis or any other health related topics, please con- day feel being in the restau- with the city for Clermont’s tact him on his website at rary ranging from a few days to a few are sensitive to foods. The nightshade rant,” Gross said. “But 126th anniversary celebra- www.docvisconti.com. On facebook? Sign up that’s the beauty of it. You months. After that, there are some vegetables such as potatoes, tomatoes, for the “Visconti Acupuncture & Natural tion in October. higher powered pain meds and ulti- peppers and eggplant are the biggest Medicine” fan page for interesting information get to cheer along with fel- “We want to not only feel mately the partial joint replacement or culprits. and updates on natural health. low fans, eat and have a welcome by the communi- great time.” ty, but we want to become As for game day food, as involved as possible with DUPEE Gross claims Buffalo Wild From B1 our community,” Gross Wings has the best wings in said. a totally “like home” envi- Judy (Warren) Williams, Diana Hotaling, Larry Ragar, Bob League All Stars beat Holly Hill to program. Winners were: 1st, Gross said he encourages ronment. (Bruno) Ragar, Patty (Haines) Carter, Butch Swearingin, David advance to the State Little Judy Konsler; 2nd, Kate customers to keep an eye “We’re not your typical McEachern, Jean (Rogers) Sisson, Coggshall, Jerry Sweat, Don League Tournament. Team DiCamillo (author of “Because of out for specials. wing restaurant. We have Carol (Dixon) Laing, Bill Canova and Gary Heath. members are: Alvin Whicker, Winn Dixie”); and honorable As of now, Tuesdays are 14 signature sauces that McGuire, Alayne (Park) Lacy, Jim Lester, Greater Clermont Ralph Stafford, Mike Padgett, mention, Nancy Jones (Clutts), 50-cent wing days; stick to our wings. They’re Kathy (Johnson) Hillman, Carol Chamber of Commerce presi- Laurence Coleman, Ricky Long, Susie Lyon, Kathy Jo Saunders, Wednesdays are 99-cent not runny sauces and (Dorsey) Carter, Patsy (Jenkins) dent, has appointed R. W. 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n ancient proverb explains that teams “If you don’t know why some- thing happened, the answer is A FRANK JOLLEY ‘because that’s where the money is.’” Staff Writer Never has this been truer than during the current push by NFL owners to EUSTIS — John Cena and extend the regular season from 16 to 18 Randy Orton have nothing games. As it stands now, season-ticket to fear from members of holders are charged a single price for all the Triangle Wrestling 20 contests. This policy has angered Club. even the most devoted fans, who argue At the same time, the that the entire preseason consists of a Eustis-based club doesn’t group of exhibition games played by concern itself with its high- third- and fourth-stringers, most of flying counterparts from whom won’t make the final roster. the World Wrestling The owners answer: Add two regular Entertainment circuit. That’s because the local season games and cut the number of organization is interested preseason games in half. This would VICTORIA ALDRICH / SOUTH LAKE PRESS solely on spearheading a allow them to make more money, since drive to reintroduce an extended regular season would pro- East Ridge High School’s Betsy Sharples tees off during a tri-match against Mount Dora Bible and South Lake Tuesday at Green Valley Country Club in Groveland. She shot a 65. wrestling to area high vide more ancillary revenue (parking, schools. Based on the club’s concessions and merchandise sales) performance Saturday at than is possible during the preseason. the Spring Hill Iron Man I NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is Tournament, a solid foun- quick to point out that the current col- dation is being laid. lective bargaining agreement already Seven members of the gives the owners the right to extend Triangle Wrestling Club the season unilaterally. But, he adds, made the trek to Spring Hill the NFL does not want to add the extra for the tournament, join- games without “the active participation ing nearly 150 other grap- of our partners,” by which he means plers from throughout the the players and television networks. state. Five of those who The union argues that regular season competed earned medals, games are much more seriously contest- including Joey Silva, who ed than preseason affairs. For one picked up a gold medal in thing, the regular season features all the the 70-pound class, and best players all the time. That being the Jake Ward, who garnered a case the risk of injury is higher, they pair of silver medals. say, and will lead to shortened careers Other medalists includ- (read money-making opportunities) in ed: Chris Swift (silver a sport whose participants already aver- medal at 60 pounds); Jake age fewer years of play than any other. Matulia (bronze medal at “I would vote to eliminate two pre- 85 pounds); and Dane season games and then keep it at a 16- Whitaker (bronze medal at game season,” Chicago Bears tight end 70 pounds). Desmond Clark said in an interview Also competing for the with USA Today. “When you get into local club were Alex Lopez at 95 pounds and Ed December, you’re like walking zombies. Whitaker and 85 pounds. You can’t feel your joints.” VICTORIA ALDRICH / SOUTH LAKE PRESS VICTORIA ALDRICH / SOUTH LAKE PRESS Amateur wrestling is Although coaches won’t have any- South Lake High School’s Cheyenne Cashwell tees off Mount Dora Bible’s Regan Burt shot a 79 in Tuesday’s match vastly different from the thing to say in the matter, several during Tuesday’s match. She shot a 71. against East Ridge and South Lake. derivation that gets consid- already have chipped in with the argu- erable airtime on cable tele- ment that an extension of the regular vision and pay per view. season will make it more and more dif- POLK STATE COLLEGE 3, LSCC 0 Instead of competing in a ficult to evaluate talent, and therefore choreographed program in more difficult for fringe players to make a squared ring surrounded the roster. Regular-season starters, they by ropes, amateurs grapple add, will need the time to get ready for on a mat with a painted cir- the season. cular boundary. “Personally, I don’t see how it helps Rather than using “for- the game, or the quality of the game,” eign objects” such as chairs said Barry Cofield, a defensive tackle for and ladders, like their pro- the New York Giants, who obviously fessional brethren, amateur missed the point. wresting use a variety of The NFL is the most successful sport moves to score points or in America. It boasts the largest and pin an opponent’s shoul- most enthusiastic fan base; it dominates ders to the mat. all television opposition; it crushes com- The Triangle Wrestling petition from other sports - which Club was formed in 2008, brings up another area of contention. according to Rene Soto, As it stands now, the NFL season club president and coach. begins after Labor Day. For as long as Soto, who discovered the the league has existed, it has allowed sport as a high-school stu- college football to monopolize the holi- dent in New York and wres- day weekend. If the expansion plans go tled in college, said the club has several missions, including reintroducing See HUNSBERGER, B5 the sport to Lake County. “It was removed from This Week’s Games schools in the northern Today East Ridge at South Sumter part of the county in the Eustis at Mount Dora KERI RASMUSSEN-BEKIER /SOUTH LAKE PRESS early 1990s,” Soto said. Lake Mary Prep at First Academy of Leesburg Lake Sumter Community College’s Danika Sanscrainte, right, and Jeassica McGregor defend against Polk State College’s “South Lake High School Leesburg at Orlando Bishop Moore Franscheska Perez during Tuesday’s match in Leesburg. Polk State won the match in three games, 25-19, 25-11 and 28-26. had a team for a couple of Mount Dora Bible at Lakeland Santa Fe years earlier in this decade, Catholic but there was no real push South Lake at Tampa Catholic to add it at other schools. Umatilla at Tavares Lakers fall Wrestling is one of the The Villages at Ocala Lake Weir fastest-growing sports in Inverness Citrus at Wildwood the state, with more than LSCC’s Danika 350 schools offering it. Attention coaches and to Polk Sanscrainte Many of the schools that athletic directors! serves the ball compete against Lake The Daily Commercial needs schedules for to St. County schools in other FRANK JOLLEY all fall sports. Please e-mail them to Petersburg sports also have wrestling [email protected] or fax them to Staff Writer College on teams. 352-365-1951. We will begin running weekly LEESBURG — schedules for all fall sports beginning Sept. 9. The Lake-Sumter Community College Monday in a “This weekend’s tourna- Also, please remember to call in the results volleyball team learned Tuesday that too much confi- five-game ment proves, I think, that of all games and meets to 352-365-8268, 352- dence is not always a good thing. match win for enough talent exists in 365-8283 or 352-365-8269. Each number can After winning a five-game match Monday against the Lakers. Lake County to make it an record information left by coaches if the tele- St. Petersburg College, the Lakers were unable to find organized sport in every phone isn’t answered. All results received by their stride in a three-game loss against Polk State high school and be com- 10 p.m. will appear in the next day’s newspa- College at the Everett Kelly Convocation Center. petitive against more estab- per. Results received after 10 p.m. will run as Game scores were 25-19, 25-11 and 28-26. lished programs.” late results two days later. “We didn’t come out ready to play,” LSCC coach Soto believes wrestling, For example, game called in at 10:30 p.m. Rachel Bruce said. “We were a little overconfident, I Monday would appear in Wednesday’s news- KERI RASMUSSEN- BEKIER / SOUTH paper. LAKE PRESS See LCCC, B5 See WRESTLING, B5 Friday, September 3, 2010 SOUTH LAKE PRESS B5

LSCC From B4 think, and when we saw that Polk minutes of the match. and rebounded with three straight pare the Lakers for back-to-back on problem areas. State didn’t have a very good In the middle game, a long service points, including the match winner matches. That, Bruce feels, demonstrates warmup, our girls thought they run by Michele Gentry allowed the when Brianne Holland’s spike was LSCC’s biggest hurdle, Bruce said, the desire her players have to get bet- could go through the motions and Vikings to push out to a 16-6 lead. blocked out of bounds by the Lakers. was themselves. ter. win. This was a team we felt we The Lakers never led and trailed by Despite the loss, Bruce found sev- “We’re in great shape, so physical “This is a great group of girls and could’ve won, but our heads just as many as 24 points in the game. eral bright spots in the match. fatigue wasn’t a factor,” Bruce said. they’ll learn from this,” Bruce said. were never in the match. For the final game, Bruce inserted “In the third game, we had a lot of “With classes starting, the girls “They know now that they have to “I think all our girls learned some- a fresh lineup, which had an imme- girls step up and give us a great might still be learning to juggle aca- thing and that should help us down diate impact, keeping the pressure effort,” Bruce said. “Tawnee demics and athletics, but that’s not a play hard every night to win and the road.” on the Vikings throughout. The Hoagland did an excellent job as a reason for not playing well. Even the play with heart and passion. We let The Lakers (1-2) struggled from Lakers trailed for most of the game, setter and finished with 12 assists, girls admitted in the locker room one get away tonight, but I don’t the outset, unable to find their but cut the deficit to three on four one block and one service ace in just after the match they weren’t think we’ll take anything for granted rhythm on offense and quickly occasions, before a spike by Mandy one game. Shelby Spring and Mandy focused. again.” falling behind in the opener. LSCC Brennan brought the Lakers to with- Brennan also stepped up. “We can learn from this match Brennan led LSCC with nine kills, trailed by as many as 10 points in in two points (19-17). “It shows the kind of talent we and begin to get better at followed by Spring with seven and (Wednesday’s) practice.” the opener. A mishit by Perez tied the game at have, but we still have to play with Bryeona Creech with four. Jeassica Polk State’s power hitting duo of 21, and LSCC took its first lead of the heart and passion to win.” Bruce said she asked each player McGregor added eight digs. Lizamenile Garcia and Franschecka game at 24-23 on a spike by Victoria Bruce refused to use fatigue from after the match to write down a list Perez blasted spikes from the edges, Parks. Monday’s marathon match as an of areas in which they need to Polk State improved to 2-1 with which made it difficult for the Lakers LSCC had two opportunities to excuse for the lackluster effort. The improve. the win. to establish an attack. serve for the win, but the Vikings team’s preaseason conditioning Five players, she said, asked if they LSCC played Indian River State LSCC led briefly in the opening were able to survive both attempts drills, she said, were designed to pre- could begin practice early to work Wednesday in Fort Pierce. WRESTLING HUNSBERGER From B4 From B4 High School Athletic the mat,” Soto said. Even though he believes the to make wrestling a viable sport Association-sponsored sports, Physical conditioning, deter- future for the club is bright, he to area student-athletes.” through, as it seems they ed the world economy, there teaches a variety of lessons that mination, strategy and an indi- also knows that it must work to Until programs are devel- must, look for the NFL to was an old saying that res- extend beyond the mat. He said vidual’s drive and spirit often sustain its growth. oped at the high-school level, begin competing against the onates today. “What’s good wrestling teaches self-disci- play the biggest factors in the Because wrestling pairs oppo- Soto said the Triangle Wrestling college teams for the first for General Motors is good pline, self-reliance, confidence outcome of a match, Soto said. nents up by weight, Soto Club is welcoming anyone time. And with the current for America.” Replace the and teamwork, in addition to “What a wonderful lesson in believes it is a sport that can interested in learning more NFL season now ending automotive giant with the with a Super Bowl played in improving a student-athlete’s life in these unpredictable times appeal to a wider audience. about the sport. The club meets NFL, and you get a feeling February, the end of the sea- physical fitness. we live in,” Soto said, “to teach Soto said he hopes that getting at 6:45 p.m. every Monday at for the current state of son could easily be pushed The individual nature of the young people that they are word out will help the sport the Eustis Parks and Recreation affairs. What the NFL wants, forward toward the end of sport also teaches at least one responsible for the success they grow in Lake and Sumter coun- Center, and every Tuesday and the NFL will get. In the end, other “key” attribute, Soto said. achieve in life.” ties. that month. The Daytona Thursday at the Martin Luther it’s only a matter of time. “Unlike sports like football, Soto considers the first part of “All we want to do is let the 500 is only the most obvious King Center in Mount Dora. basketball and baseball — his original goals with the club communities know we are here of the possible conflicts. Don Hunsberger is a sports which are all good sports — to be complete — to create a and will help any high school For more information, call Ken Ward In the years before the columnist for the South Lake wrestlers are solely responsible “thriving” club with wrestlers in the area create their pro- at 352-735-2084 or Soto at 352-454- current recession, when Press. E-mail donhunsberger@dai- for their success and failure on competing at the state level. grams,” Soto said. “Our goal is 3727. American business dominat- lycommercial.com CLUB NOTES

Ongoing bridge: 7 p.m. Clermont Clermont Garden Club: 6401 or Rosie at 407-469-4550. Toastmasters 2423: 6:30 Wednesday, St. Mathias on Mom’s Club: Call 536-1219. Recreation Club, Kehlor Sandspurs Circle, 9:45 a.m., Kiwanis of Clermont: 11:30 p.m., St. Matthias Episcopal. Montrose, Clermont. Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority: Building. Call 394-5803. third Tuesday, Clermont a.m., First United Methodist. Call 242-0234. Computer users: 1 p.m., Call 243-9310. Sons of Italy: 7 p.m., third Garden Center, 849 West Ave. H.I.N.T.: 11:30 to 1 p.m., first Vocal Express: 7:30 p.m., third Wednesday, Cooper Mondays Monday, Jenkins Auditorium. Clermont shuffleboard: 9:30 Tuesday, Cheeser’s Palace, Jenkins Auditorium. Call 394- Memorial Library, Clermont, Call 394-7828. a.m., Tuesday and Friday, 707 W. Montrose St., 3173. American Legion Post 55: second floor conference South Lake Christian Kehlor Park, corner of Fifth Clermont. Call 406-8465. Second Monday, W. Desoto Wednesdays room. www.rootsweb.com. Women’s Club: 11:30 a.m., Street and Minneola Ave. Call Street, Clermont. Mops 4: 9:30 a.m., first and AARP, Chapter 5199: 12 third Monday, Sanctuary Ridge 242-9755 or 394-6597. third Tuesday, Real Life See CLUB, B8 Friends of the Cooper p.m., first Wednesday, Kehlor clubhouse, 2601 Diamond Clermont Tops 464: 5:45 Christian Church, 1501 Steves Building. Call 242-0314. Memorial Library: 5 p.m., Club Dr., Clermont. Call 206- p.m., South Lake Presbyterian, Road, Clermont. Call 394- South Lake Democratic fourth Monday. Call 536-2275. 7111. 131 Chestnut St. Call 217- 3553. Mops II: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., 1258. Club: 7 p.m., first Wednesday, Tuesdays Moose Lodge bingo: 7 p.m., Kehlor Building. Call 242-6541. first and third Monday, Church Clermont Woman’s Club: 1 17355 N. U.S. Highway 27, American Legion Post 55: 7 South Lake Philosophers at South Lake, 332 Mohawk p.m., third Tuesday, 1063 p.m., Visit www.clermontwom- Clermont. Call 394-5936. Road. Call 536-1844. Club: 6:30 p.m., second and Desoto St. Call 394-4472. ensclub.com for information Seniors Singles Card Club: 1 Mops I: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., or contact Debbie at 429- fourth Wednesday, Kehlor American Legion Post 239: p.m., third Tuesday, Kehlor Building. Call 242-2333. second and fourth Monday, 7 p.m., second Tuesday, Post 3797, or Kathleen at 241-4437. Building, 466 W. Minneola First United Methodist, 950 Bldg.,, American Legion Road, Cooper Memorial Library Ave., Clermont. Writers group: 1 p.m., sec- ond and fourth Wednesday, Seventh Street, Clermont. Call Mascotte. Book Club: 6:45 p.m., third Sisters of Sound: 7 p.m., 407-451-1222. 821 W. Minneola St. Auxiliary Club of the Tuesday, 821 Minneola St., Community Foundation Positive Thinkers Club: 6 National Organization of Clermont. Building, 2150 Oakley Seaver Clermont Garden Club: p.m., third Monday, Holiday Hadassah: 12 to 1:30 p.m., Democratic Hispanic Blvd., Clermont. Call 321-276- Hibiscus Circle, , 849 W. Ave. Inn Express, 1810 S. U.S. second Tuesday, Perkins Caucus: 7 p.m., second 3123. 9:30 a.m., second Wednesday. Highway 27, Clermont. Call Restaurant, State Road 50 and Tuesday, 466 W. Minneola St., South Lake Bass Anglers: Kings Ridge Masonic: 8:30 223-6782. Citrus Tower Blvd., Clermont. Clermont. Email 6:30 p.m., second Tuesday, a.m., second Wednesday, Teen Mops: 5:30 to 8 p.m., Call 243-9622. Lakecountyhispaniccaucus@g Holiday Inn Express. Call 396- Perkins Restaurant, State second and fourth Monday, Clermont Garden Club: mail.com. 6381. Road 50 and Citrus Tower First United Methodist, 950 Green Thumb Circle, 9:30 a.m., Green Valley Ladies Nine T South Lake Rotary: 7 a.m., Blvd. Call 241-4530. Seventh St. Call 321-206-8655. second Tuesday, Clermont Niners: 12 p.m., Green Valley The Wesley Center. Visit Clermont Downtown Seniors Monday night Garden Center, 849 W. Ave. Country Club. Call Barb at 404- www.southlakerotary.com. Partnership: 8 a.m., third SPORTS CALENDAR Call the South Lake Press to Tuesday Gymnasium. $40 for Minneola Club: 12 p.m. Call 404-2235. get your ad in! 394-2183 League orientation meeting: residents, $50 for non-resi- Tuesdays dents. Call the Minneola 6:30 p.m., Minneola City Hall Magic seniors 80-plus team: Recreation Department at 394- Gym. Volunteer coaches are 9-10:30 a.m., Minneola City Hall 3598, ext. 227 for information or needed. Call 394-3598, ext. 227. gym. Call 241-0475. Sept. 14 registration. Ongoing Green Valley Country Club 9 Fit-n-Fun program: 4:30 to hole ladies golf: 12 p.m. Call 5:30 p.m., Sept. 14 to Oct. 7, Senior Men’s Softball League: Barb at 404-6401 or Rosie at Seeking experienced players Minneola Trialhead Park in (407) 469-4550. ages 55-plus for Monday and Minneola. Certified trainer Frank Thursdays Girardi, Tuesdays and Thursday morning league. Call Thursdays, for ages 8 to 12 243-1205. Clermont Senior Men’s Golf years. Simple playground City of Minneola: Open gym, League: 9 a.m., Sanctuary games, agility and conditioning 7:45-9 a.m., Thursday-Friday. Ridge. Call 394-0195 or (407) drills. Minneola residents, $25, Call 394-3598 ext. 229. 973-6138. non-residents, $35. Contact Instructor Jana McNally: Adult pickup coed volleyball Frank Girardi at 987-6740 for Zumba, 9:30 a.m., Monday, 6 program: 6:30-9:30 p.m., city of information or to register. p.m. and 7:15 p.m., Monday, Minneola gym. Cost is $2 per Sept. 17 7:15 p.m., Wednesday, Minneola player. Registration deadline is Recreation Center. Call 394- To update, delete or add today: Boys and girls ages 6 to 3598 ext. 227. items in this column, e-mail 15. Fall Floor Hockey League at Sundays kristingatlin@dailycommercial the Minneola City Hall Mean Street Pro Wrestling or fax to 394-8001. B6 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, September 3, 2010 Friday, September 3, 2010 SOUTH LAKE PRESS B7 SCHOOL CALENDAR Vettes deliver school supplies Lake Lacrosse: Chris www.mybrightstartclermont.c program. For information con- Gourdie from Lake Lacrosse is om. tact Selenia Quinones at 243- seeking 3rd and 4th grade Citrus Heights Christian 2960, ext. 104. boys to sign up for the Academy: open enrollment LSCC Foundation Lightning Lacrosse team. For and scholarship options Ambassador Program: LSCC is information contact Chris at including Step up for Students looking for students to serve 407-905-0249 or visit and the John McKay scholar- in the Ambassador Program Members of the ‘Vettes R Us” www.lakelax.com. ships are available for the at the college. This position is Corvette Club of Lake County September 2 2010-2011 school year, 101 paid and limited to six stu- delivered school supplies to Minneola Elementary: PTO Grand Highway, Clermont. Call dents per term. For informa- Mascotte Elementary Charter meeting, 6 p.m. in the media 394-4715. tion visit School on August 19th. Debbie center, 310 E. Pearl St. SAC High School Homeschooled www.lscc.edu/ambassadors. Boone organed the drop off this meeting to follow. Call the students wanted: volunteer South Lake Teen MOPS year. The Mascotte Eagles are off school at 394-2600 for infor- opportunity for homeschooled (mothers of preschoolers): to a great start thanks to the mation. students interested in a 5:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Wesley group. Ongoing career in Elementary Center at the First United School Supply Drive: The Education. Minimum 18-week Methodist Church in South Lake Chamber of commitment, earn college Clermont. Commerce is hosting its credit. Contact Juliet Langer at annual school supply drive for [email protected]. To update, delete or add items in local students. Donations can this column, e-mail pamfenni- Imagine Schools at South COURTESY PHOTO be dropped off 8:30 a.m. to more@dailycommercial or fax to Lake: free and reduced lunch 5:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, 365-1951. 691 West Montrose St., Jenkins Auditorium, Clermont. For information call 394-4191. Believers Royal Academy: openings and scholarships available for students K-12th grade, The River Church, 796 Hook St., Clermont. For infor- mation contact Amanda Davis at 636-6110 or visit www.the- [email protected] Bright Start Learning Center: openings for free VPK pro- gram, The River Church, 796 Hook St., Clermont. For infor- mation contact Laura Holley at 243-4220 or visit GOVERNMENT CALENDAR

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Korean Veterans Chapter All Care Animal Hospital, 504 Call 394-6336 or 242-9805. The Chess Club: 10 to 6 Golf 188: 1 p.m., third Wednesday, S. U.S. Highway 27, Minneola. Clermont Positive Thinkers: p.m., Kehlor Building. Call 394- Get out your golf clubs and tee off to support the LSCC stu- James White Center, South Lake Kiwanis: 7:30 6 p.m., third Thursday, Holiday 6280. dent athletes. Groveland. Call 863-609-5112 a.m., Sanctuary Ridge Inn, 1810 S. U.S. Highway 27, South Lake Arts League: 1 The Lake-Sumter Community College Foundation, Inc. and or 243-3257. Clubhouse. Call 407-469-2487. Clermont. Call 223-6782. p.m., first Saturday, South Lake Athletic Department will be hosting its 12th Annual Golf Marine Corp League Sgt. South Lake Arts League Marine Corps League, South Arts League Gallery, 776 Classic at the Mount Dora Golf Club Association Sept. 17. I.W. Hatcher Jr. DRT 1120: 6 Poets: 10 a.m., first Thursday, Lake Detachment 1120: 7 Montrose St., Clermont. Registration will begin at 7:30 a.m. with shotgun start at 8:30 p.m., third Wednesday, Arts League Gallery, 776 p.m., third Thursday, American a.m. The cost is $125 per golfer and includes a fun-filled day Clermont Bowling Center. Visit Montrose St., Clermont. Legion Hall, 1063 Desoto St. Clermont pet therapy: 2 to 3 of golf, a custom golf shirt, goodie bag, plenty to drink and p.m., fourth Saturday. Call 243- www.mcl1120.org. Groveland/Mascotte Lions: Call 407-721-3530. lunch catered by Outback Steakhouse. 2098. Thursdays 7 p.m., second and fourth Fridays “The generosity of our sponsors and golfers makes this day American Legion Post 55: Thursday, Groveland Senior American Legion Post 55: Sundays possible, and is a great opportunity for the community to Bar bingo, 6 to 8 p.m., Center, 142 East Mill St., Open mic, 8 to 11 p.m., Scrabble Club: 1 p.m., play a supporting role in the future of so many of our stu- Clermont. Groveland. Call 429-1133. Clermont. Kehlor Building, Clermont. Call dents”, said LSCC Athletic Director, Mike Matulia. Chess Club: 6 p.m. to 11 Groveland Masonic Lodge Tomoka Chapter of the 348-3879. Proceeds from the Golf Classic benefit the LSCC student- athletes and the Athletic Program. The LSCC Foundation is a p.m., Kehlor Building. Call 394- 190: 7:30 p.m., second and DAR: 10 a.m., first Friday, South Lake Atheists and 501 ( c ) (3) non-profit organization. For more information or 6280. fourth Thursday, 320 Jim Kehlor Building, Clermont. Call Freethinkers: Second and Clermont/Minneola Lions: Payne Road, Groveland. 407-469-3244. to register to play in the event, please contact (352) 323-3645 fourth Sunday. Visit www.athe- or (352) 365-3518. 12 p.m., Sanctuary Ridge The Bell Club: 10:45 a.m., Friends of Minneola Library: ists.meetup.com. Clubhouse. Call 394-3026. second Thursday, Christian 10 a.m., second Friday, Sons of the American The Groveland Writers’ Life Center. Call 394-3347. Minneola Schoolhouse Library, Legion: 12 p.m., second Group: 6:30 p.m., Marion Clermont Garden Club: Minneola. Call 423-3921. Baysinger Library, Groveland. Hummingbird Circle, 9:30 Saturdays Sunday, American Legion Call 429-9154. a.m., second Thursday, 849 American Legion Post 0239: Post, 1063 Desoto St., JUKE BOX: Doowop- West Ave. Breakfast, 8 to 10 a.m., Clermont. Call 394-4472. Acappella Singing Group, 7 Pastfinders of South Lake: 5 American Legion Road, To update, delete or add p.m., Kings Ridge Clubhouse. p.m., second Thursday, Mascotte. items in this column, e-mail Call 536-1466. Cooper Memorial Library, American Legion Post 55: pamfennimore@dailycommer- Kiwanis of Minneola: 5 p.m., Clermont, conference room. Bingo, 6:30 p.m., Clermont. cial or fax to 365-1951.

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003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal Notices Notices Notices Notices FOR LAKE COUNTY Notices Notices Notices Notices FLORIDA EXHIBIT A PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, CORDING TO THE PLAT Whose residence are/is un- PROBATE DIVISION ODS SET FORTH IN pending in the Circuit SERVICE OF A COPY OF THE DECEDENT’S DATE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE THEREOF AS RECORDED IN known SECTION 733.702 OF Court for Lake County, THIS NOTICE ON THEM. OF DEATH IS BARRED. PARCEL 1: COUNTY, FLORIDA PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, File No. bvcccc THE FLORIDA PROBATE Florida, Probate Divi- 2 LOT 5, BLOCK 103, ROYAL And PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 2010-CP-1116-WL CODE WILL BE FOR- sion, the address of All other creditors of the The date of first publica- TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- PARCEL 9: COUNTY, FLORIDA THAT an action to foreclose CORDING TO THE PLAT LOT 1, BLOCK 169, ROYAL And a mortgage on the following EVER BARRED. which is Post Office Box decedent and other per- tion of September 3, Legal Notices THEREOF AS RECORDED IN TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- PARCEL 17: proprty in Lake County, LUCILLE SUGDEN 7800, Tavares, Florida sons having claims or 2010. PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, CORDING TO THE PLAT LOT 12, BLOCK 93, ROYAL Florida: MCCORMICK NOTWITHSTANDING 32778. The names and demands against dece- PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE THEREOF AS RECORDED IN TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- Deceased. THE TIME PERIODS SET addresses of the per- dent’s estate must file Personal Representa- COUNTY, FLORIDA PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, CORDING TO THE PLAT Lot 13, MARINA DEL RAY - FORTH ABOVE, ANY sonal representative and their claims with this tive: 003 Legal And PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PHASE 1, according to the NOTICE TO CREDITORS CLAIM FILED TWO (2) the personal representa- court WITHIN 3 SANDRA E. CAMPBELL PARCEL 2: COUNTY, FLORIDA PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, map or plat thereof as re- The administration of YEARS OR MORE AFTER tive’s attorney are set MONTHS AFTER THE 16451 Disston Avenue Notices LOT 4, BLOCK 128, ROYAL And PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE corded in Plat Book 58, TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- PARCEL 10: COUNTY, FLORIDA Page 86, Public Records of the estate of LUCILLE THE DECEDENT’S DATE forth below. DATE OF THE FIRST Clermont, Florida 34711 CORDING TO THE PLAT LOT 2, BLOCK 89, ROYAL And Lake County, Florida SUGDEN MCCORMICK, OF DEATH IS BARRED. PUBLICATION OF THIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEREOF AS RECORDED IN TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- PARCEL 18: deceased, whose date All creditors of the dece- NOTICE. Attorney for Personal THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIR- PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, CORDING TO THE PLAT LOT 19, BLOCK 102, Address: 133 Cabrillo Drive, of death was August 31, The date of first publica- dent and other persons Representative: CUIT IN AND FOR LAKE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE THEREOF AS RECORDED IN ROYAL TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, Groveland, FL 34736 2009, is pending in the tion of September 3, having claims or de- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED DENNIS L. HORTON COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Circuit Court for Lake 2010. mands against dece- WITHIN THE TIME PERI- Attorney for SANDRA E. And PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE THEREOF AS RECORDED IN has been filed against you County, Florida, Probate CASE NO: 2010 CA 2211 PARCEL 3: COUNTY, FLORIDA PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, and you are required to dent’s estate on whom a ODS SET FORTH IN CAMPBELL LOT 7, BLOCK 136, ROYAL And PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE serve a copy of your written Division, the address of Personal Representa- copy of this is notice re- SECTION 733.702 OF Florida Bar No. 187991 SHARON B. BARAGONA as TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- PARCEL 11: COUNTY, FLORIDA defenses, if any, to it on which is Post Office Box tive: quired to be served THE FLORIDA PROBATE Dennis L. Horton, P.A. Trustee of the Sharon B. CORDING TO THE PLAT LOT 10, BLOCK 79, ROYAL And Tara C. Early, Esquire, 390 7800, Tavares, Florida WILLIAM ROY McCOR- must file their claims CODE WILL BE FOR- 900 West Highway 50 Baragona Revocable Trust THEREOF AS RECORDED IN TRAILS UNIT NO. 1., AC- PARCEL 19: N. Orange Avenue, Ste 260, 32778. The names and MICK with this court WITHIN EVER BARRED. Clermont, FL 34711 bearing date of September PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, CORDING TO THE PLAT THE NORTHWEST QUARTER Orlando, Florida 32801, addresses of the per- 10018 Tween Waters THE LATER OF 3 Telephone: 13, 1996 PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE THEREOF AS RECORDED IN OF THE NORTHEAST QUAR- within thirty (30) days of the sonal representative and Street MONTHS AFTER THE NOTWITHSTANDING (352)394-4008 Plaintiff, COUNTY, FLORIDA PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, TER OF SECTION 11, first publication of this No- the personal representa- vs. And PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE TOWNSHIP 18 SOUTH, tice and file the original with Clermont, Florida 34715 TIME OF THE FIRST THE TIME PERIODS SET Fax: (352)394-5805 MARSHALL H. GAARD, as PARCEL 4: COUNTY, FLORIDA RANGE 28 EAST, LAKE the Clerk of the Court either tive’s attorney are set PUBLICATION OF THIS FORTH ABOVE, ANY E-Mail: Trustee of the Marshall H. LOT 7, BLOCK 150, ROYAL And COUNTY, FLORIDA , SUB- before service on Plaintiff’s forth below. Attorney for Personal NOTICE OR 30 DAYS CLAIM FILED TWO (2) [email protected] Gaard Family Trust Agree- TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- PARCEL 12: JECT TO A RIGHT-OF-WAY attorney or immediatly Representative: AFTER THE DATE OF YEARS OR MORE AFTER No: 00234439 ment dated April 20, 1990, CORDING TO THE PLAT LOT 14, BLOCK 79, ROYAL EASEMENT 66 FEET WIDE thereafter; otherwise a de- All creditors of the dece- DENNIS L. HORTON Sept. 3 & 10, 2010 MARSHALL H. GAARD, indi- THEREOF AS RECORDED IN TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- ALONG THE NORTH SIDE fault will be entered against dent and other persons Attorney for WILLIAM vidually and BETTY LYNN PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, CORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF you for the relief demanded having claims or de- ROY McCORMICK GAARD, his wife, individu- PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE THEREOF AS RECORDED IN in the Complaint. mands against dece- ally, COUNTY, FLORIDA PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, The name of the Clerk mak- Florida Bar No. 187991 dent’s estate on whom a Dennis L. Horton, P.A. Solution to puzzle on B2 Defendants. And PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE ing the sale is Neil Kelly. Dated at Lake, County, this PARCEL 5; COUNTY, FLORIDA August 9, 2010. copy of this is notice re- 900 West Highway 50 NOTICE OF LOT 14, BLOCK 153, And Date at Lake County, Flor- quired to be served Clermont, FL 34711 FORECLOSURE SALE ROYAL TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, PARCEL 13: ida, this 23 day of August, NEIL KELLY must file their claims Telephone: PAPA I RAE ADDS HANDEL ACCORDING TO THE PLAT LOT 1, BLOCK 91, ROYAL 2010. Clerk of the Court with this court WITHIN (352)394-4008 AG I NGBUL L DOOM OVERLY Notice is hereby given 22th THEREOF AS RECORDED IN TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- By:/s/R. SLAGLE, DEPUTY THE LATER OF 3 Fax: (352)394-5805 day of September, 2010, PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, CORDING TO THE PLAT Neil Kelly CLERK MONTHS AFTER THE THEGUMBALLALLY LORAIN at 11:00 a.m., the real PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Clerk of the Court Deputy Clerk E-Mail: property described in the COUNTY, FLORIDA PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, By:/S/TRISH ROBERTS TIME OF THE FIRST [email protected] SADLY BR I O PETTYWOMAN attached Exhibit “A” will be And PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE As Deputy Clerk Lake County: In accordance PUBLICATION OF THIS No: 00234450 PESC I SETH HES LANE sold to the highest bidder PARCEL 6 COUNTY, FLORIDA with the Americans With NOTICE OR 30 DAYS Sept. 3 & 10, 2010 OT I S ASH SE I REL I C for cash LOT 3, BLOCK 155, ROYAL And Ad. No: 00234018 Disabilities Act, persons AFTER THE DATE OF TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- PARCEL 14: September 3 & 10, 2010 with disabilities needing a SERVICE OF A COPY OF LOP ATHOUSANDACES RCA Said sale will be held in the CORDING TO THE PLAT LOT 2, BLOCK 93, ROYAL special accommodation to THIS NOTICE ON THEM. lobby of the Lake County ARENDT CHE I VE AR I AS THEREOF AS RECORDED IN TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF participate in this proceed- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Judicial Center, 550 West PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, CORDING TO THE PLAT THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIR- ing are entitled, at no cost, FOR LAKE COUNTY FIREMAN FRACTAL TITUS Main Street, Tavares, Flor- All other creditors of the PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE THEREOF AS RECORDED IN CUIT IN AND FOR LAKE to the provision of certain FLORIDA ida. The sale will be made decedent and other per- CILIA NATL VILE COUNTY, FLORIDA PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, COUNTY, FLORIDA assistance. Please contact pursuant to the Summary And PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE Court Administration at 550 sons having claims or PROBATE DIVISION BEDKNOBSANDBOOMST I CKS Final Judgment of Foreclo- PARCEL 7: COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 2010-CA-446 W. Main Street, Tavares, FL demands against dece- UN I T SLUR NOTRE sure in the above-styled ac- LOT 9, BLOCK 161, ROYAL And 32778, telephone (352) dent’s estate must file File No. tion, dated and entered TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- PARCEL 15: MFC MORTGAGE, INC. OF 253-0900 x100, within two their claims with this 2010-CP-1133-DB ROSIE GIBBERS DIARIST August 23, 2010 CORDING TO THE PLAT LOT 3, BLOCK 93, ROYAL FLORIDA, (2) working days of your re- court WITHIN 3 PL I ES USE EAT CLANCY THEREOF AS RECORDED IN TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- Plaintiff, ceipt of this document. If ELAINE G. MIKELL Any person claiming an in- PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, CORDING TO THE PLAT you are hearing or voice im- MONTHS AFTER THE SAN MYF I ENDFL I CKA GAP terest in the surplus from DATE OF THE FIRST Deceased. PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE THEREOF AS RECORDED IN v. paired, call (TDD) CLEEF EYE CUE NEMO the sale, if any, other than COUNTY, FLORIDA PLAT BOOK 19, PAGE 1, 1-800-955-8771, or Voice PUBLICATION OF THIS the property owner as of the NOTICE TO CREDITORS TALE WAS TERR TR I ES And PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE JENNIFER M. VERNON, et (V) 1-800-955-8770. NOTICE. date of the lis pendens, The administration of PARCEL 8: COUNTY, FLORIDA al., OL I VETWI ST TOI L METAL must file a claim within 60 LOT 33, BLOCK 164, And Ad No.: 232896 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED the estate of ELAINE G. days after the sale. TINEAR MULHOLLANDDIVE ROYAL TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, PARCEL 16: NOTICE OF ACTION Aug. 20, 27, 2010 & WITHIN THE TIME PERI- MIKELL deceased, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT LOT 11, BLOCK 93, ROYAL Sept. 3, 10, 2010 whose date of death AVERSE OREO F I STBLOOD FORECLOSURE REPORT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN TRAILS UNIT NO. 1, AC- TO: CALVIN VERNON was July 6, , 2010, is LESSEE NEST SASH ENNA

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003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 410 Sales 435 Medical Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices RN PRN SET FORTH IN SECTION 99.79 FEET TO A POINT ON HIRAM D. FIGUEROA et al Dated August 16, 2010 (W)45 in Condominium Unit AGENTS LICENSED Per diem positions IN THE CIRCUIT COURT James P. Hines, Jr. 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA THE EAST LINE OF SAID Timeshare Period Week NEIL KELLY No. 107208 200 Exp. Life & Health available for weekdays FOR LAKE COUNTY Attorney for Personal Rep- PROBATE CODE WILL BE PROPERTY; THENCE RUN (E)34 in Condominium Unit Clerk of the Court Call 352-288-3450 and/or weekends for FLORIDA resentative FOREVER BARRED. SOUTH 00º10’07” WEST No. 501102 By: /s/W,Tillman Dated August16, 2010 At Your Email: NOTWITHSTANDING THE ALONG SAID EAST LINE, Deputy Clerk Neil Kelly home health agency PROBATE DIVISION [email protected] TIME PERIODS SET FORTH FOR A DISTANCE OF 6.03 Count 4 RONALD ANTOINE Paul M. Caldwell, Esquire As Clerk of the Court Service covering Lake, Sumter Florida Bar No. 061492 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED FEET TO A POINT ON SAID FOXX and JACQUELINE Post Office Box 120069 By: /s/V.UHL The Daily Commercial and Marion counties. 2010-CP-1134-WL Hines Norman Hines P.L. TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY HAYNES FOXX Timeshare Clermont, FL 34712 As Deputy Clerk has an immediate Potential for full-time. 315 Hyde Park Avenue AFTER THE DECEDENT’S LINE OF COUNTY ROAD Period Week (O)48 in Con- Telephone: 352-242-2670 No.00234410 need for a full time Home health back- RALPH PHILISTINE ]Tampa, FL 33606 DATE OF DEATH IS 466; THENCE RUN SOUTH dominium Unit No. 408205 NO.00234388 Sept. 03 & 10, 2010 professional in our ground preferred. Deceased. Telephone: (813)251-8659 BARRED. 84º11’09” WEST ALONG SEPT. 03 & 10, 2010 Classified Advertising Competitive pay rates SAID NORTH RIGHT-OF 235 Count 5 JAMES W. GHOL- Department. and mileage. LYNDA B. 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Count 7 TAKISHA MARIA SHIP a Florida general part- SEPTEMBER 17 , 2010 ens, bathrooms, car- Foreman, Lead Me- County, Florida, Probate 226 Palafox Place, 9th HAYES Timeshare Period nership, AT 8:30 A.M. ports, decks, driveway, didates must have ex- chanic, Helper, Division, the address of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Floor Has been filed against you Week (O)20 in Condomin- Plaintiff, cellent communication AISHA-SAFI ALLEN and ADA/Handicap compli- Maint./Tech., Estima- which is Post Office Box FOR LAKE COUNTY Post Office Box 1831 and you are required to ium Unit No. 404201 2003 TOYOTA ance modification, ga- and speaking skills, be tor/Sales, Driver/Ware- Pensacola, Florida serve a copy of your answer GENA LATOY CLARK et al 1NXBR32E53Z035392 computer proficient, 7800, Tavares, Florida FLORIDA Defendant(s) rages, golf cart ga- house Supervisor. 32778. The names and PROBATE DIVISION 32591-1831 or pleading to said Com- Count 9 JOSE HERIBERTO able to type 40 wpm. Telephone: (850) 434-2411 plaint on Plaintiff’s attorney RAMIREZ Timeshare Period 1997 JEEP rages, sunrooms, pat- Comm. & Residential. addresses of the per- NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- ios, screened porches Candidates must also 352-669-8683 of record, Laura L. Lightsey, Week (E)50 in Condomin- 1J4FX58S5VC605222 possess excellent sonal representatives File No. Personal Representative: Bowen Radson Schroth, ium Unit No. 408202 ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 & enclosures, barns. and the personal repre- 2010-CP-967-DB /s/Olga Westmoreland P.A., 600 Jennings Avenue, NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- 1999 UTILITY Concrete & Masonry sales skills. sentatives’ attorney are Bayer, Eustis, Florida 32726, and Count 10 JOAN E. SAWYER suant to a Final Judgment T817556 We offer base pay plus of Foreclosure in the cap- Home Inspections set forth below. IN RE: ESTATE OF file the original answer or Timeshare Period Week CGC1512539 commission; excellent Ad No.: 00233611 pleading in the Office of the (O)9 in Condominium Unit tioned matter dated August 2001 UTILITY benefits to include JOHN A. MADIGAN 12, 2010, I will sell to the 352-750-3555 All creditors of the dece- August 27 & September 03, Clerk of the Circuit Court, No. 404101 1UYVS25301P395323 medical, dental, life, Deceased. 2010 Fifth Judicial Circuit, Lake highest bidder for cash at www.jeromes dent and other persons the front door of the Lake masonry.com 401k and more; paid CDL-A drivers needed County, 550 West Main Count 11 HEATHER MARIE 2004 FORD time off; and sales having claims or de- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Street, Tavares, Florida STEVENS and MIKE LAROY County Judicial Center, 1FMZU73K94ZA64147 for immediate open- mands against dece- The administration of 32778 no later than Octo- STEVENS Timeshare Period 550 West Main Street, Ta- training. ings. OTR and Dedi- dent’s estate on whom a the estate of JOHN A. ber 4, 2010. If you fail to do Week (E)2 in Condominium vares, Florida 32778, at THE ADDRESS WHERE Email resumes to: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 11:00 a.m. on September 248 Gun cated Regional posi- copy of this is notice re- MADIGAN deceased, THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIR- so, a Judgment by Default Unit No. 108110 THE VEHICLES ARE humanresources@ tions available. Must will be taken against you for 23, 2010, the following-de- STORED: dailycommercial.com quired to be served whose date of death CUIT IN AND FOR LAKE scribed property, all of Services have Class A CDL and must file their claims was May 29, 2010, is COUNTY, FLORIDA the relief demanded in said Count 12 JAVIER E. VELEZ REVIS TOWING & RE- or apply at: Complaint Timeshare Period Week which and THE VILLAS AT COVERY OF GROVE- a minimum of 2 years with this court WITHIN pending in the Circuit SUMMER BAY, according to 212 E. Main St. (E)14 in Condominium Unit LAND, INC. FIREARMS TRAINING verifiable OTR exp. THE LATER OF 3 Court for Lake County, CASE NO: 2010 CA 2598 the Declaration of Condo- Leesburg, FL. EOE DONE AND ORDERED at No. 108204 7130 E. SR 50 FL. Concealed license, Call 352-735-0035 MONTHS AFTER THE Florida, Probate Divi- minium, thereof recorded TOWN OF LADY LAKE, a Tavares, Lake County, Flor- GROVELAND, FL 34736 Armed Security TIME OF THE FIRST sion, the address of ida, this 24th day of Count 13 SHONDA AN- in Official Records Book Municipality In the State of 1897, page 1089 Public Officers, Private PAVER INSTALLATION PUBLICATION OF THIS which is Post Office Box August, 2010 NETTE WILBURN Timeshare Ad.No: 00234982 Florida Records of Lake County, lessons, & much more. CREW NOTICE OR 30 DAYS 7800, Tavares, Florida Period Week (W)25 in Con- September 03, 2010 Florida, as amended. Contact Mac at: Exp. - Wildwood Area AFTER THE DATE OF 32778. The names and vs. Neil Kelly dominium Unit No. 408203 Clerk of the Court 352-350-2855 Contact Amanda SERVICE OF A COPY OF addresses of the per- Count 1 AISHA-SAFI ALLEN CHARLES H. HUFF and By:/S/D. LATOURELLE Count 14 DONNELL LA- www.TheRight Medicare Advantage 352-748-4811 x105 THIS NOTICE ON THEM. sonal representatives As Deputy Clerk MONT WILLIANS and KERRI and GENA LATOY CLARK \IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MARILYN HUFF, deceased, Timeshare Period Week Training.com and the personal repre- A. CRAWFORD Timeshare THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIR- Agents and any unknown heirs, (O)46 in Condominium Unit All other creditors of the sentatives’ attorney are Ad. No: 00234769 Period Week (E)38 in Con- CUIT, IN AND FOR LAKE Are you worried about beneficiaries, devisees, No. 103206 DRIVERS decedent and other per- set forth below. grantees, creditors and all September 3 & 10, 2010 dominium Unit No. 108105 COUNTY, FLORIDA the Lockout period? CRST NEEDS YOU! sons having claims or other parties claiming by, Count 2 JUAN CINTRON 256 We work all year long. Immediate opportuni- demands against dece- through, under or against Count 15 PATRICIA ZAMU- Case No: 2010-DR-249 Senior Products, An- All creditors of the dece- DIO and FAURICIO ZAMU- CINTRON and GLORIA M. Instructional ties! No CDL, No prob- dent’s estate must file them and all parties having ABREU Timeshare Period nuities. Seminars for dent and other persons IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF DIO Timeshare Period Week HOLLY CORVIN., lem! CDL Training their claims with this or claiming to have any Week (W)35 in Condomin- having claims or de- THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIR- (E)20 in Condominium Unit Petitioner, Top Producers & TV Available. Great Bene- court WITHIN 3 right, title or interest in and ium Unit No. 105308 mands against dece- to the lands hereafter de- CUIT IN AND FOR LAKE No. 404101 and VOICE LESSONS: Leads. fits & Start earning MONTHS AFTER THE dent’s estate on whom a COUNTY, FLORIDA ERIK CORVIN J. LaVern Smith M.A Call 352-326-2110 scribed; and Count 3 CARLOS EDGARDO $750 - $800 week! DATE OF THE FIRST Dated August 16, 2010 Respondent.. copy of this is notice re- THE HUNTINGTON NA- DURAN-REUS and INGRID NATS Call Today! CASE NO: 2010 CA 2285 NEIL KELLY . PUBLICATION OF THIS quired to be served TIONAL BANK, PARADA DE DURAN Time- 352-394-2530 1-866-987-8257 Clerk of the Court NOTICE OF ACTION FOR NOTICE. must file their claims an unregistered entity; share Period Week (E)44 in www. smithschool ROUTE DRIVER CITY OF EUSTIS, a Munici- By: /s/W,Tillman DISSOLUTION OF MAR- with this court WITHIN Condominium Unit No. ofmusic.com Call Dalton at: Defendants., pality In the State of Florida Deputy Clerk RIAGE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED THE LATER OF 3 Paul M. Caldwell, Esquire 107207 POSITION FILLED! SERVICE & NEW WITHIN THE TIME PERI- MONTHS AFTER THE vs. Post Office Box 120069 TO: ERIK ROAM CORVIN CONSTRUCTION NOTICE OF Count 4 CATHERINE J. ODS SET FORTH IN TIME OF THE FIRST Clermont, FL 34712 2806 Imperial Point Ter- PLUMBERS NEEDED ACTION GURNEY and HARRY J. 299 General SECTION 733.702 OF PUBLICATION OF THIS SUPERIOR SERVICE CORP. Telephone: 352-242-2670 race, Clermont Fl. 34711 Well established Apply at: OF LAKE COUNTY, a dis- NO. 00234380 GURNEY Timeshare Period Oxford real estate THE FLORIDA PROBATE NOTICE OR 30 DAYS IN THE NAME OF THE Week (O)48 in Condomin- 2810 W. Main St. CODE WILL BE FOR- STATE OF FLORIDA solved Florida corporation; SEPT. 03 & 10, 2010 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an brokerage seeking AFTER THE DATE OF MARY M. LAWSON; UN- ium Unit No. 103103 NEED HELP AROUND Leesburg EVER BARRED. action has been filed THE HOUSE with experienced 352-326-5088 SERVICE OF A COPY OF KNOWN SPOUSE OF MARY against you and that you TO: Charles H. Huff and Count 5 BELINDA KAY SALES ASSOCIATE THIS NOTICE ON THEM. M. LAWSON; WALTER KEA- are required to serve a copy cleaning, care giving, Marilyn Huff and any un- JONES Timeshare Period Applicant must be pro- NOTWITHSTANDING TON; AND UNKNOWN of your written defenses, if pet sitting, personal known heirs, beneficiaries, IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Week (W)24 in Condomin- fessional & self-moti- THE TIME PERIODS SET All other creditors of the SPOUSE OF WALTER KEA- any, to it on Holly Corvin assistant and misc. devisees, grantees, credi- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, ium Unit No. 104304 vated. Experience in 455 FORTH ABOVE, ANY decedent and other per- tors and all other parties TON; FLORIDA whose address is 1518 duties. Give me a call Blue Horizon Drive, Cler- The Villages' re-sales Restaurants/ CLAIM FILED TWO (2) sons having claims or claiming by, through, under COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Count 6 SILVIA ALICIA @ 407-948-9080, Defendants., mont Fl 34714 on or before is preferred. Friendly YEARS OR MORE AFTER demands against dece- or against them and all par- Case No.: 10CC2110 LAINEZ and CESAR LAINEZ ask for Linda Hotels/Clubs October 13, 2010 and file THE DECEDENT’S DATE ties having or claiming to Timeshare Period Week office atmosphere & no dent’s estate must file NOTICE OF the original with the clerk of OF DEATH IS BARRED. have any right, title or inter- SUMMER BAY JOINT VEN- (E)21 in Condominium Unit desk fees. Compensa- their claims with this est in and to the lands ACTION TURE I, L. C., a Florida Lim- this Court at 550 West Main LINE COOKS & court WITHIN 3 No. 105101 tion relative to exp. hereafter described, ited Liability company, Street, Tavares, Florida Send resume to: SERVERS The date of first publica- MONTHS AFTER THE IN THE NAME OF THE 32778, before service on Plaintiff, Count 7 MARIA VICTORIA For busy restaurant. tion of September 3, STATE OF FLORIDA Petitioner or immediately [email protected] DATE OF THE FIRST Last know address: FELIX V. ALMEIDA and LOPEZ and FRANCISCO J. MUST HAVE thereafter. If you fail to do Visit 2010. PUBLICATION OF THIS 310 West Lemon Street DANAY NUNEZ et al RAMIREZ PELAEZ Time- EXPERIENCE! Lady Lake, Florida 32159 TO: Walter Keaton, un- Defendant(s) so, a default may be en- www.oxfordland.com NOTICE. known spouse of Walter share Period Week (O)51 in 300 Must be dependable, tered against you for the re- Personal Representa- Condominium Unit No. to preview Keaton, and unknown lief demanded in the peti- have reliable transpor- tive: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- 103206 Financial our company. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED that an action to foreclose spouse of Mary M. Lawson ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 tion. tation, & can pass ROSE PHILISTINE WITHIN THE TIME PERI- and any unknown heirs, on utility and code enforce- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- Count 8 BONIFACIO MELO drug/background 11215 Rosehill Drive ODS SET FORTH IN beneficiaries, devisees, Copies of all court docu- ment liens to the following suant to a Final Judgment Timeshare Period Week screening. Clermont Florida 34711 grantees, creditors and all ments in this case, includ- 420 Customer SECTION 733.702 OF property in Lake County, of Foreclosure in the cap- (E)52 in Condominium Unit Please apply at: Florida other parties claiming by, tioned matter dated August ing orders are available at THE FLORIDA PROBATE through, under or against NO. 106306 Service Continental Attorney for Personal CODE WILL BE FOR- 12, 2010, I will sell to the the Copies of the Circuit them and all parties having Court’s office. You may re- Country Club Representative: From the northwest corner highest bidder for cash at Count 9 STEVEN J. RADATZ Employment EVER BARRED. or claiming to have any view these documents upon DENNIS L. HORTON of the S 1/2 of S 1/2 of SW the front door of the Lake and DARLENE F. RADATZ Admin Bldg, 50 1/4 of SE 1/4 Section 17, right, title or interest in and County Judicial Center, request. Continental Blvd Attorney for ROSE PHIL- NOTWITHSTANDING to the lands hereafter de- Timeshare Period Week Township 18 South Range 550 West Main Street, Ta- (O)4 in Condominium Unit Customer Service Rep. Wildwood ISTINE THE TIME PERIODS SET scribed, You must keep the Clerk of 400 24 East, run South vares, Florida 32778, at No. 106205 Must have good PC & Florida Bar No. 187991 FORTH ABOVE, ANY 00º04’50” East along the 11:00 a.m. on September the Circuit Court’s office no- Last know address of un- tified of your current ad- Employment phone skill. Knowledge Dennis L. Horton, P.A. CLAIM FILED TWO (2) West line of said S 1/2 of S 21, 2010, the following-de- Count 10 TIM SHAAM known spouse of Walter dress. (You may file Notice of Deck Construction. 900 West Highway 50 YEARS OR MORE AFTER 1/2 of SW 1/4 of SE 1/4 a scribed property, all of RAJKUMAR and URSULA 470 General Keaton of Current Address, Florida Look for details: Clermont, FL 34711 distance of 30 feet, thence which and SUMMER BAY ROCHELLE RAJKUMAR THE DECEDENT’S DATE Bessie Keaton Supreme Court Approved Telephone: 89º55’40” East along a line JOINT VENTURE CONDO- Timeshare Period Week abswood.com/job BUS DRIVER WITH CDL OF DEATH IS BARRED. that is parallel to the North 2142 Wolf Branch Road MINIUM I, according to the Family Law Form 12,915.) (352)394-4008 Sorrento, Florida 32776 (E)32 in Condominium Unit or willing to obtain boundary of said S 1/2 of S Declaration of Condomin- Future papers in this lawsuit CDL with in 30 days Fax: (352)394-5805 The date of first publica- No. 103304 405 1/2 of SW 1/4 of SE 1/4 a ium, thereof recorded in will be mailed to the ad- of hire inquire within E-Mail: tion of August 27, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Official Records Book 1681, dress on record at the 423 Accounting distance of 316.88 feet to Count 12 LULA MAE SHORT Professional Montverde Academy [email protected] 2010. the Point of Beginning of that an action to foreclose page 1674 Public Records clerk’s office. on utility and code enforce- Timeshare Period Week CR 455 in Montverde No: 000234457 this description: run thence of Lake County, Florida, as (E)9 in Condominium Unit south 89º55’40” East ment liens to the following amended. Warning: Rule 12,285, Flor- APARTMENT LEASING Sept. 3 & 10, 2010 Personal Representa- property in Lake County, No. 103308 ACCOUNTANT LABORERS 99.53 feet, thence South ida Family Law Rules of PepperTree Apart- POSITION tive: Florida Procedure, requires certain For road building 00º04’50” East 128.80 feet Count 1 FELIX V. ALMEIDA Count 13 KOSTAS G. TRACY SCHMITT automatic disclosure of ments in Wildwood, Leesburg CPA office. to the North right of way of and DANAY NUNEZ Time- SKARMOUNTZOS Time- Fax resume 1060 Osprey Cove Cir- LOT 15 AND 16, BLOCK 2, documents and information. FL. Professional, or- Tax exp. preferred but IN THE CIRCUIT COURT State Road No. 466, thence share Period Week (O)2 in share Period Week (W)35 in 352-330-2609 JAMES ROLAND SUBDIVI- Failure to comply can result ganized, leasing spe- not required. FOR LAKE COUNTY, cle Southwesterly along the Condominium Unit No. Condominium Unit No. EOE/DFWP said right of way 100 feet, SION, ACCORDING TO THE 405104 in sanctions, including dis- cialist for brand new, Fax resume to: FLORIDA Groveland, Florida MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS 104105 34736 thence North 00º04’50” missal or striking of plead- luxury complex, com- 352-728-0034 West 139.22 feet to the RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK Count 2 KENRICK AMIEL ings. PROBATE DIVISION 4, PAGE 24, PUBLIC RE- Count 14 MORNY M. VIL- mission + bonus. Exp. TAXI DRIVERS NEEDED File No. 2010-CP-739 Point of Beginning. TO- BOURNE Timeshare Period LANUEVA Timeshare Pe- pays more. KEVIN MADIGAN CORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, Dated: August 25, 2010 Clean License & Back- GETHER WITH with all per- Week (E)5 in Condominium riod Week (E)40 in Condo- Apply at: P. O. Box 134 FLORIDA NEIL KELLY ground. Days & Nights. IN RE: ESTATE OF manent improvements lo- Unit No. 405107 minium Unit No. 103105 3793 PepperTree Ln. 435 Medical MILDRED JOAN PORTER, North Chili, New York cated thereon, including Clerk of the Court 352-430-7730 Has been filed against you By: /s Fax: 352-399-2157 or Deceased. 14514 1973 HACIE Mobile Home, Count 3 LARNIE BROWN, Count 15 JOHN N. WHITE II ID FH25924PKD2873A and and you are required to TIMOTHY J. PERRY, BER- Deputy Clerk Call 352-399-2129 serve a copy of your answer Timeshare Period Week NOTICE TO CREDITORS Attorney for Personal FH25924PKD2873B. NICE BROWN and STEPHA- (E)5 in Condominium Unit DFWP/EOE or pleading to said Com- No.: 00234281 Representative: NIE L. BROWN Timeshare No. 104103 LESS and Except: plaint on Plaintiff’s attorney Period Week (O)40 in Con- August 27, Sept. 03, 10, The administration of the DENNIS L. HORTON of record, Laura L. Lightsey, MILDRED JOAN dominium Unit No. 405305 17, 2010 DAY CARE TEACHER estate of Attorney for Tracy Bowen Radson Schroth, Dated August 16, 2010 PORTER, deceased, whose A 6-FOOT WIDE STRIP OF NEIL KELLY NEEDED IMMEDIATELY LPN’s Schmiott LAND BEING A PORTION OF P.A., 600 Jennings Avenue, Count 4 STEVEN G. CAL- 500 date of death was April 21, Eustis, Florida 32726, and Clerk of the Court 100 Leesburg/Eustis Area Our Beautiful Facility 2010; File Number Florida Bar No. 187991 THAT CERTAIN DESCRIBED TRIDER and JULIA L. By: /s/W,Tillman Exp’d. 352-217-6505 PROPERTY PER OFFICIAL file the original answer or CAL- Announcement Seeks Caring Pets/Animals 2010-CP-739, is pending Dennis L. Horton, P.A. pleading in the Office of the Deputy Clerk in the Circuit Court for Lake 900 West Highway 50 RECORDS BOOK 1307, TRIDER Timeshare Period Paul M. Caldwell, Esquire Professionals To PAGE 1114, PUBLIC RE- Clerk of the Circuit Court, Week (E)31 in Condomin- Promote Quality Care County, Florida, Probate Di- Clermont, FL 34711 Fifth Judicial Circuit, Lake Post Office Box 120069 vision, the address of which CORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, ium Unit No. 405303 Clermont, FL 34712 102 Lost 410 Sales P/T - 3-11, 11-7 Telephone: FLORIDA, BEING IN THE SW County, 550 West Main is 550 West Main Street (352)394-4008 Street, Tavares, Florida Telephone: 352-242-2670 Long Term Care 501 Pets Tavares, FL 32778. The QUARTER OF SECTION 17, Count 5 MONICA FIORENZA No. 00234357 REWARD for information Experience Required Fax: (352)394-5805 TOWNSHIP 18 SOUTH, 32778 on or before October and MICHAEL JAMES $$TELEMARKETERS$$ names and addresses of 11, 2010. If you fail to do SEPT. 03 & 10, 2010 leading to recovery of Offering Competitive For Sale the personal representative RANGE 24 EAST, LAKE MUNION Timeshare Period WRITE YOUR so, a Judgment by Default stolen Kubota tractor Wages and the personal represen- Ad No: 00233869 COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND Week (O)50 in Condomin- and RTV, construc- OWN CHECK BEAGLE male & YEL- BEING MORE PARTICU- will be taken against you for ium Unit No. 405302 Drug/Background tative’s attorney are set August 27 & Sept. 3, the relief demanded in said tion trailers, tools, F/T 9:00-4:00 M-F LOW LABRADOR fe- forth below. 2010 LARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Check Req. LOWS: Complaint. Count 6 CLAUDIA ELENA equip., appl., saddles PLUS BENEFITS male 3 yrs. old must DONE AND ORDERED at AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Call 352-787-2910 All creditors of the decedent GRANADOS OCHOA Time- FLORIDA & more. Area of CR. APPLY IN PERSON go together/raised as Tavares, Lake County, Flor- 9am - 12pm Fax 877-571-1952 pups. FREE TO and other persons having COMMENCE AT THE share Period Week (O)26 in COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION 505 Adamsville. Call [email protected] SOUTHWEST CORNER OF ida, this 20th day of Condominium Unit No. 134 N. HWY 27/441 GOOD HOME claims or demands against IN THE CIRCUIT COURT August, 2010 Case No. 10CC2099 352-516-0091 Arbor Village Nursing decedent’s estate on whom THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF 405206 SUITE C 352-446-5858 Call FOR LAKE COUNTY, FLOR- SUMMER BAY PARTNER- 490 S. Old Wire Rd. a copy of this notice is re- IDA SECTION 17, TOWNSHIP SHIP, a Florida General 103 Found LADY LAKE, FL after 6pm 18, SOUTH, RANGE 24 Neil Kelly Count 7 ROMEO E. LACAN- Wildwood quired to be served must PROBATE DIVISION Clerk of the Court partnership, file their claims with this CASE NO: 2010 CP 912 EAST, THENCE RUN NORTH DOLA Timeshare Period Plaintiff PUPPY female found in 00º10’07” EAST ALONG By:/S/R SLAGEL Week (O)27 in Condomin- CHIHUAHUAS, AKC reg- court WITHIN THE LATER As Deputy Clerk vs. Mt. Dora on Highland AUTOMOTIVE SALES OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE THE WEST LINE OF THE ium Unit No. 405104 istered w/pedigree 2 MARGUERITE G. CHIL- Darrell E McGregor, the un- & 5th Ave. Call SUPERST#RS MEDICAL TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- DRESS, SAID SOUTHEAST 1/4 FOR known heirs, devisees, ASSISTANT males & 1 female A DISTANCE OF 127.62 Ad. No: 00234420 Count 8 LEONARD A. 352-217-2857 WANTED! CATION OF THIS NOTICE Deceased September 3 & 10, 2010 grantees, assignees, lien- Do you have 5 arms, 5 $300. each Call OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE FEET TO A POINT ON THE MITCHELL and DONNA V. ors, creditors, trustees, or Applicants must have a 352-308-7049 DATE OF SERVICE OF A WESTERLY PROJECTION OF MITCHELL Timeshare Pe- other claimants claiming 124 proven track record of legs and can do 10 NOTICE TO CREDITORS things at once with a COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON The administration of the THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY riod Week (W)25 in Condo- by, through, or under Con- Professional sales success. THEM. Estate of Marguerite G. LINE OF COUNTY ROAD IN THE COUNTY COURT IN minium Unit No. 405208 nie C. McGhee, deceased, OUR TOP SALES smile? A busy Chiro- DACHSHUNDS pups Childress, Deceased, whose 466 PRE FLORIDA DEPART- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, and any and all unknown Services CONSULTANTS practic Healthcare Of- AKC blk & tan 1 girl All other creditors of the de- date of death was January MENT OF TRANSPORTA- FLORIDA Count 9 CURTIS MORRISON parties claiming by, fice in The Villages $300, 4 boys $250 TION RIGHT-OF-WAY MAP and MAMIE LEE MORRISON •Receive 35% cedent and other persons 6, 2010, is pending in the COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION through, under, and against COMMUNITY seeks a professional, each, paper trained, having claims or demands SECTION 11560-2601, Case No.: 10CC2100 Timeshare Period Week Connie C. McGhee, de- commission! Circuit Court for Clay SEMINAR: energetic, person for health certificates, against decedent’s estate County, Florida, Probate Di- DATED 12-20-63, RE- (E)40 in Condominium Unit ceased, and/or the herein •Receive a $1,000 must file their claims with CORDED IN ROAD PLAT SUMMER BAY PARTNER- No. 405201 named defendants who are How To Avoid Low unit Bonus! billing, scheduling and parents on property. vision, the address of which Back and Neck this court WITHIN 3 is 825 North Orange Ave- BOOK 6, PAGE 55, PUBLIC SHIP a Florida general part- not known to be dead or •Write their own office operations. Cash only. Please MONTHS AFTER THE DATE nue, P. O. Box 698, Green RECORDS OF LAKE nership, Count 10 FEDERMAN MU- alive, whether such un- Pain Surgery! schedule! Fax your resume to: call 352-793-1746 OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Cove Springs, FL 32043. COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE Plaintiff, NERA and CLARA I. TORO known parties may claim an 352-430-2203 OF THIS NOTICE. RUN NORTH 84º11’09” Timeshare Period Week Contact Buzzy York at The names and addresses SADY ELENA CRISOSTOMO interest as spouses, heirs, Learn about DRS™ 352-787-2223 of the Personal Represen- EAST ALONG SAID WEST- PAREDES and HIRAM D. (O)16 in Condominium Unit devises, grantees, or other Protocol, a break- GERMAN SHEPHERD No. 405103 to schedule your OPHTHALMIC ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED tative and the Personal Re- ERLY PROJECTRION AND FIGUEROA et al claimants, through and successful PUPPY Purebred. WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS sentative's attorney are set ALONG SAID NORTH Defendant(s) Defendant(s) confidential interview. ASSISTANT/TECH. $275 Firm. Please SET FORTH IN SECTION RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF Count 11 ALEXANDER nonsurgical treatment Ophthalmology office forth below. for herniated and call 352-748-8096 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA All creditors of the decedent COUNTY ROAD 466 AND NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- DAVID PIMENTEL BAEZ and NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- BILL BRYAN seeks to add motivated PROBATE CODE WILL BE and others persons having ALONG A LINE BEING 40.00 ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 RHINA INES REYES TORRES ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 degenerative disc Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep assistant or technician. FOREVER BARRED. FEET NORTH OF AND PAR- DE PIMENTEL Timeshare HOUND MIX female claims or demands against NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- condition. Featuring: Fruitland Park, FL. Experience or strong ALLEL WITH, AS MEAS- suant to a Final Judgment Period Week (O)22 in Con- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- good w/other dogs Decedent’s estate on whom Dr. Jason E. Davis desire to learn is nec- NOTWITHSTANDING THE a copy of this notice is re- URED AT RIGHT ANGLES, of Foreclosure in the cap- dominium Unit No. 405306 suant to a Final Judgment Free to a good home Davis Clinic of essary. Skills include TIME PERIODS SET FORTH quired to be served must THE CENTERLINE OF SAID tioned matter dated August of Foreclosure in the cap- Chiropractic, Inc. Call 352-568-1555 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED file their claims with this COUNTY ROAD 466, FOR A 12, 2010, I will sell to the Count 12 FERNANDO tioned matter dated August patient history, vision, TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE DISTANCE OF 320.48 FEET highest bidder for cash at RAMIREZ VARELA and 12, 2010, I will sell to the Discussion of chronic lensometry & refrac- court WITHIN THE LATER and severe back and AFTER THE DECEDENT’S OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TO A POINT ON THE WEST the front door of the Lake NORMA ROCIO RAMIREZ highest bidder for cash at tion. F/t with benefits. KITTENS 8 wks old, litter DATE OF DEATH IS TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- LINE OF SAID PROPERTY County Judicial Center, Timeshare Period Week the front door of the Lake neck conditions, Send resume to: trained good w/dogs. DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL (O)39 in Condominium Unit BARRED. CATION OF THIS NOTICE 550 West Main Street, Ta- County Judicial Center, treatment options, sdrake@total FREE TO GOOD RECORDS BOOK 1307, vares, Florida 32778, at No. 405306 550 West Main Street, Ta- OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE respective advantages, eyecarecenter.com or HOME. 259-6680 The date of first publication DATE OF SERVICE OF A PAGE 1114 AND TO THE 11:00 a.m. on September vares, Florida 32778, at treatment for failed Count 13 CASSIO BATISTA Fax: 352-315-7632 of this notice is August 27 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON POINT OF BEGINNING; 23, 2010, the following-de- 11:00 a.m. on September back or neck surgery. 2010 THEM. THENCE RUN NORTH scribed property, all of SOUZA and ISMAR FER- 21, 2010, the following-de- KITTENS mix breed, cut- 00º10’07” EAST ALONG which and SUMMER ISLES REIRA DE SOUSA Time- scribed property, all of Q & A Period All creditors of the decedent Light Refreshments. est, smartest ever! and other persons having SAID WEST LINE, FOR A CONDOMINIUM I, according share Period Week (O)23 in which and THE VILLAS AT DISTANCE OF 6.03 FEET; to the Declaration of Condo- Condominium Unit No. SUMMER BAY, according to Reservations Preferred Free. Call or Text claims or demands against 352-551-8760 decedent’s estate must file THENCE RUN NORTH minium, thereof recorded 405307 the Declaration of Condo- 4:00-5:30 pm Tues. their claims with this court 84º71’09” EAST ALONG A in Official Records Book minium, thereof recorded Sept. 7, 2010 Count 14 CLINTON WRIGHT WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER LINE 46.00 FEET NORTH 2172, page 2336 Public in Official Records Book Davis Clinic of MINIATURE PINSCHER THE DATE OF THE FIRST OF AND PARALLEL WITH, Records of Lake County, JR. and LESSIE RICHARD- 1897, page 1089, Public SON WRIGHT Timeshare Chiropractic Retirement Community male, chocolate, 8 PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- AS MEASURED AT RIGHT Florida, as amended. Records of Lake County, 331 Raintree Drive ANGLES, THE CENTERLINE Period Week (O)19 in Con- Florida, as amended. Reservations: mo. old, 6-8 lbs., TICE. (352) 430-2121 Altoona, FL 32702 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED OF SAID COUNTY ROAD Count 1 SADY ELENA CRI- dominium Unit No. 405307 w/papers. $300/obo. WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS 466 FOR A DISTANCE OF SOSTOMO PAREDES and Timeshare Period Week DavisSpineInstitute.com EOE 352-483-2253

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501 Pets 604 Furniture 604 Furniture 604 Furniture 605 Appliances 624 Children’s 635 Garden 649 Medical 652 Articles 652 Articles For Sale items For Sale For Sale SECTIONAL SOFA, FREEZER upright, RAIN BENCH KIT holds STAIR CHAIR LIFTS (2) Stripes/Plaid, excel. electric. $3,000. Call PEKINGESES 2 yr. old works great. $150. CHANGING TABLE & 65 gallons, complete COMPUTER CHAIR TIES, Silk (50) Name cond. Asking $200. 352-504-7189 female, must be only Call 352-504-7189 CRIB natural. $50. instructions to build. w/wheels & plastic Brand. Asking $53. 352-589-9636 pet, great w/adults, 352-669-1390 $69. 352-343-4108 rug 38”x48” $35 Please call shots & 1.5 yr. old DINING ROOM CHAIRS TOILET raised never takes both 748-0702 ALL NEW COMPLETE 4. $100. Please call GRILL HEALTH AROMA 352-394-6204 female, very loving. QUEEN BEDROOM SET SOFA Brand New Babet- 14” elec. almost new RIDING LAWN MOWER used. $20 obo Call 352-504-7189 te’s, end recliners, CRIB turns into Toddler 352-360-8296 $100-$200 Cash FOR ONLY $595. $20. Please call DECK Murray good COOKBOOKS (50) Hard- TUXEDO men’s black, slightly curved back. bed, incl. mattress 352-625-3470 Many to choose from! 352-753-3974 cond $75. Call cover. Asking $90. coat, pants & shirt. DINING ROOM TABLE $600. Please call brown. Asking $75. Can Deliver! Call SOLD! WALKER Good shape. Please call New. $350. Sell for 46” round w/leaf & 4 407-256-3969 352-504-2966 352-748-3580 POODLES & PEEK A 352-638-6942 chairs, padded. $70. MICROWAVE Magic $50.obo Please call $65. 352-217-4809 POOS, AKC. Toy & 352-742-7993 Chef carousel & rack RIDING LAWN MOWER 352-365-2252 Teacups, 1 adult SOFA cream leather, JUMPER Fischer Price ALL NEW Queen-size 1380 watts. $20. MOTOR Kawasaki COOKWARE Salad Mas- TUXEDO men’s blk.,coat poodle avail. Family excel. cond. $250. Precious Planet, lots Orthopedic Pillow Call 352-314-2981 460 KV runs $100 WALKER w/wheels, ter stainless steel, 48-52, pants & shirt. raised. $650 & up. DINING ROOM TABLE 407-256-3969 of fun! Like new. Top mattress w/box Call 352-787-5819 folding new cond. several lg. pc. $150. New $450. Sell $65. 352-307-4444 Drexel Heritage Ma- $40. 352-434-2439 407-256-3969 springs only $375, hogany, 3 leafs. $75. MICROWAVE. Samsung, $40. Please call 352-217-4809 w/warranty. Can de- SOFA multi colored, re- RIDING MOWER Troy 352-326-5325 DART BOARD Brand 352-602-4080 black w/turntable. LEGO’S 2 buckets, 950 SHORKIE, Yorkie Shih liver. 352-552-0525 cliner on each end, Bilt 42” cut 18.5hp New. $25. Please call Med. size. $35. pc. set & approx. WALKER w/o wheels VACUUM Electrolux can- Tzu mix, 6 mo. old, like new. $100. $450. Please call 352-504-7189 DINING ROOM TABLE SOLD 650 pc. set. $40 $20 Leesburg ister complete, works female, has 1st 352-343-6777 352-552-0114 Appliances With round solid wood both. 352-602-4467 352-365-2169 & looks great $100. shots. $300. Please DISHES Corelle service call 352-516-6807 Warranties $75 & up! (Oak). $35. Call REFRIGERATOR Firm 352-357-2771 SOFA SLEEPER excel 18 cu.in., white. $100. RIDING MOWER 28” WALKER for 12 Rosemaire Used Beds all sizes! 352-602-4080 PLAY PEN Graco & BAS- w/o wheels cond. $100 Please 352-742-9403 Snapper elec. start pattern A$50 obo 3Buy 3 Sell 3 Trade SINET, like new. $60 used only 2 wks VACUUM Floor Mate call 352-460-0706 $450 obo call Call 352-323-8031 560 Pet 3 Fast delivery DINING TABLE Amish, for both. Please call Asking $35 obo Call vacuums, washes & 352-552-0114 solid wood, w/leaf, 4 352-787-5376 352-360-8296 dries, excel cond. Supplies call Buzzy’s SOFA W/2 RECLINERS REFRIGERATOR 2.8 cuft ENCYCLOPEDIA SET chairs. $300/obo. dorm size, w/small WALKING CANE alum. $40 321-251-0191 352-315-9886 on ends w/fold down RIDING MOWER 30” World Book, 21 vol- 352-551-5978 freezer, works. $40. SWING Fisher Price, 6 Asking $10. Please AQUARIUM 35 gallon www.buzzysbeds.com table in middle & pull Murray 12.5hp umes. Excel. cond. 352-357-0120 spd., 10 songs, flip call 352-365-2252 VACUUM wet/dry for hex., dry/bottom out drawer. Light $525, 55 hrs, like $50. SOLD! DINING TABLE w/4 up- bar, excel. cond. boat or car never band resealed. $20. royal blue excel. new. 352-787-7843 352-787-9467 BAR Brand new cond. holstered chairs, cond. $500. Cash. REFRIGERATOR GE 25 $20. 352-434-2439 been used $25 Call $150. Please call FIGURINES Limited 352-357-3734 metal table 6’ x 42” 352-625-3470 cu.in., side by side, TOY TRAIN elec. 650 Computers 352-504-7189 w/beveled glass top RIDING MOWER Crafts- Rockwell, several in BIRD CAGE & STAND water & ice, bisque. makes cool sounds. & Equip in- $275. Please call man 44” cut, 6 spd., boxes. $100 for all. cludes COCKATIEL $175. Please call $12. 352-735-2615 WAFFLE BAKER & GRILL BAR STOOLS (2) cush- 352-250-2842 STUDENT DESK excel- 18hp. $425. Call COMPUTER Hewlett 352-314-9537 $35. Please call 352-742-9403 Sunbeam, new. Ask- ion seat & back. lent condition. Asking 352-430-1244 Packard TouchS- 352-753-1834 WALKER, car seat, bal- ing $25 obo. Call $100. Please call $55. Please call mart, windows 7 20” FIREWOOD 10”-18”, DRESSER 72”, 6/draw- REFRIGERATOR Hot ance seat, jumper, 352-750-5607 352-323-4862 352-246-9948 screen, warranty oak. Free! You Pick ers off white in great Point side/side 5 yrs bath tub. For a Girl. RIDING MOWER Snap- CAGE (for birds or sm. good till 11/11. Ask- Up. Call After 5pm. cond. Asking $100. old water & ice $75. 352-308-6623 per, 11.5hp, 38” cut. WATCH ladies Rolex pets) 30.5”L x 18”W BAR STOOLS (3) Taupe 352-383-0970 TABLE & CHAIRS 5 pc $485. Please call ing $600 360-1118 GONE x 18”H., white. $50. rattan, glass top maker not working, replica, vintage, cos- excel cond. $75 fridge & freezer work 352-348-5843 FOLDING CHAIRS (4) tume jewelry. $100 352-748-9611 Please call w/blue seats. $100. 625 Building Samsonite. $35. DRESSER French Pro- 352-460-0458 great, Satina/blk fin- GAMING MOUSE Lo- all. Cash. 321-6158 319-431-2542 vincial blonde excel. ish $499. obo. Supplies/ gitech G500, new in 352-343-3120 DOG CRATE SAGO PALM $5. cond. $70. Call Please call after 5pm Materials Please call box. $50. Please call WATER CHILLER Elkay, 36”Lx21”Wx27”H BED All new 352-729-2354 TABLE vintage glass 352-787-1077 352-259-9641 FRYING PAN (square) Excellent cond. $35. 352-753-2012 brand new. $99 obo. Ortho Pillowtop top, 4 chairs ready CEMENT MIXER 3.5 Sunbeam, lg cover 352-217-5104 SOLD! Mattress & boxsprings. to reupholster. $85. cu.ft. fine condition REFRIGERATOR Whirl- LAPTOP TABLE copper bottom, new. Queen-size DRESSER w/mirror, kids 352-455-8755 first $250 take it. port- pool, 15.7 cu.ft., TREES! SAVE 70% + able, adjustable, $25 obo. 750-5607 with warranty entertainment center Call 352-324-2938 WEDDING DRESS & VEIL DOG STEPS 24”H x clean good cond. GOING OUT OF w/LED light. $15. Starting at $180 media stand. $100. Howey in the Hills size 16 A-line style, 24”W custom made TABLE w/4 chairs ex- $100. 250-3731 BUSINESS SALE! 352-435-0211 GEL BATTERIES (2) U-, Can deliver 309-368-5400 Paid $900 asking $75 obo Call cel cond med. color •3 Gal. 6’ +/- Oaks fits power chairs or 352-408-0675 352-243-1021 $95. 729-2354 $75 352-343-4216 REFRIGERATOR/FREEZE CERAMIC TILES 10 Etc. $3-$5 PRINTER All-In-One Hp lawn mowers. CASH! END TABLE glass top, $100. 365-1437 23”x28”, Rooms To R 25.2cu.ft. GE No boxes wall, white, •15 Gal. 10 for $150 Model F4140. Asking TABLE w/porcelain re- WINDOWS 7, crank out DOG STROLLER Pink Go, New in box. $50. Frost, side by side, 4.25x4.25, 15sf/box. •30 Gal. 10 for $350 $30. Please call GPS Garmin 200, tractable top from lanai w/screens. like new cup holder 352-821-3776 ice & water in door. $69. 942-0048 •Pindo & Sago Palms 352-314-9537 hardly used. $75/obo. & basket $60 Please the ‘50’s. $80. $600/obo. Please CHEAP! 455-5164 Call 352-504-2327 $100. Please call call 352-315-0186 352-551-8798 OR 352-669-1618 352-315-1995 call 352-255-1889 COUNTER TOP/BAR PRINTER HP Photo BED All new ENTERTAINMENT CEN- WOOD PALLETS FREE TER 42” wide, good ADD ON, solid oak, Smart C6300 all in GRILL Readi-To-Go, as Ortho King-size TABLE Wrought Iron In Palm Plaza. cond. Asking $50. STOVE Gibson, elec nice, w/braces. $25. one series, wireless. seen on TV. Asking Pillow Top mattress & w/glass top & 352-326-8957 352-365-1370 beige, excel cond. Call 352-223-2319 640 Guns $35. 352-787-5764 $38. Please call box springs w/chair $100. Call $120 Please call 352-742-2856 with warranty 352-735-1570 352-742-2545 HOUSE PAINT, 5 gal- WORK BENCH 6’ Cus- 600 Starting at ENTERTAINMENT CEN- ROUTER Linksys wire- AMMUNITION 308, 160 lons, high quality, la- HAIR STRAIGHTENER tom Built Wood, $295. Can deliver TER corner, lt. oak, rounds FNM, less G. WRT54G3 Merchandise TELEVISION STAND, tex, different colors. Ion, org. $100, great New. $60. Please 352-243-1021 good cond. $90. Call STOVE, electric, Magic 7.62X51 ball. $80. w/additional antenna. 1950’s. Asking $20. $15. 352-735-3168 cond. Asking $40. call 352-343-7201 352-516-2968 Chef. Asking $60. 352-568-3692 $35. 352-324-2559 Mart Please call Please call 352-267-2088 352-383-2644 352-435-5677 SCREEN DOOR alum 651 Articles WORK BOOTS (8) men’s ENTERTAINMENT CEN- BROWNING A-5 12 incl. steel toe, 10 TER lt. oak, hold 32” WASHER Kenmore, brown, excel cond Wanted HANDICAP RAMP dura- $20 Please call gauge. $700. Call ble 4’ for home use, 1/2-11. Excel. cond. TV, glass doors. $45. good cond. $99. SOLD 1ST DAY $40 all. SOLD! 601 Antiques 321-276-0930 352-728-1208 AVIATION, Military & Na- excel. cond. $75. BED Craftmatic Light 352-259-4290 SLIDING GLASS DOOR, val Memorabilia. 352-409-0400 EGG CRATE WOODEN Twin, extra long. FUTON SOFA/BED very BROWNING A-5, 20 655 Musical $65. Please call SECTIONAL SOFA WASHER white in color patio. $100. Call Medals, books, $200. Please call good cond. $95 gauge. $600. Call badges, letters, uni- Instruments 352-360-1790 352-450-2687 or 352-223-6562 Brand New! works good $100 352-315-1995 HEATER Lasko tower, obo Please call SOLD 1ST DAY forms etc 669-7679 352-350-3621 Micro Fiber & Leather like new. Cost $40. GUITAR Esteban Acous- w/ottoman. $595 352-460-7606 TOILET American Stan- Sell $20. Wildwood. JEWELRY vintage & FUTON wood, thick mat- tic, case, DVD, strap, Can deliver! dard, bisque. Asking BROWNING Model 12, WANTED CASH PAID 352-748-4753 tuner, used twice. costume. $25/all. BED single brass, com- tress. Asking $75. 352-638-6942 Please call 606 Electronics $30. Please call 20 gauge. $750. Gibson, Fender, $75. 813-458-5314 352-321-6158 forter, shams, pillows SOLD 1ST DAY 352-504-2966 352-787-3162, Gretsch, Zemaitis, LADIES CLOTHES, 2 lg dust ruffle. $99. TRUNDLE BED twin size NINETINDO DS LITE (8) 50’s-present, right & obo. 352-357-8549 boxes. Size lg., X-lg. GUITAR new nylon string PITCHERS crackle w/mattress & box with charger. Asking left handed guitars & & 18. Asking $100. FUTON, wood frame, $70. Please call TOILET, white, standard FIREARMS TRAINING acoustic, full size, glass. Asking $5. Call spring $375. Call size, clean, works. FL. Concealed license, amps, will stay in 352-821-2801 352-323-0070 BED, queen, mattress & arms lift for storage. 352-267-3253 352-455-7557 w/gig bag. $50. Call $35. Please call Armed Security musicians hands & MAGAZINE RACK 352-326-9788 box spring, very good Asking $80. NOT go overseas. 352-360-3027 Dave 352-255-7623 Officers, Private wood. Asking $20. TABLE w/4 chair cond. $80 obo. 605 Appliances NINTENDO WII with 3 lessons, & much more. Will Pay Fair Value! Call 352-430-1090 wrought iron, frosted 352-459-6667 games. Asking $100. 630 Garage Sales Contact Mac at: Cash! No refurbish or KEYBOARD electronic & glass top. Asking GLIDER alum., from AIR CONDITIONER 5000 Please call 352-350-2855 fakes, please. E-mail stand. Casio, new $100. 874-6237 BEDROOM SET, king, 1950’s. Asking BTU, 3 yrs. old, used SOLD! CLERMONT Sat. 9/4 www.TheRight [email protected] MOBILE HOME TIRES cond. w/manual $95. dresser w/mirror, $100. Please call 6 mo. $55. Please 8-4pm Sun 8-2pm Training.com & WHEELS 14.5. 352-267-1997 call 352-874-5528 $120. 352-787-7056 602 2/night stands. 352-735-1570 PLAYSTATION II (27) 13222 Palmer Dr off 652 Articles $800. 589-9636 AIR CONDITIONER GE and all hook-ups. Anderson Hill. For Sale KEYBOARD w/stand, ex- Arts/Crafts Something for every- RIFLE 300 Savage NYLON TAPE 2” wide cel. cond. battery or HIDE-A-BED Queen size 5000 BTU. $75. Asking $100. Call w/scope. $425. Call SWATCH (90) vintage good cond. $100 352-348-5843 352-455-7557 one, Pfaltzgraff Le- AREA RUGS (2) Contem- 500’ long. Asking electric operated. BEDROOM SUITE 3 pc, nox, Disney, Anna 352-430-1244 $10. Please call samples w/descrip- ‘50’s, solid Rock Ma- Please call porary design, multi $75. 352-314-3073 Lee’s, media, colored, 6’x7’. $60. 352-735-1591 tions $20 Call ple. Asking $100. 319-431-2542 AIR CONDITIONER win- SPEAKERS 4 Jensen clothes, furniture, SHOT GUN Remington 352-460-0458 352-330-4484 352-365-1370 dow unit, 6000 BTU, model STV880 & ORGAN Yamaha Elec- holiday & housewear Sportsman Model PHONE CARDS (2) Sim HIDE-A-WAY BED 1 yr. old. $60. Call Boston Acoustic. 58, 12 gauge. $400. tone HC-2, excel. 603 Collectibles Queen beige w/blue 352-516-8026 $100. 551-9396 ARMY KEVLAR HELMET, Nextel. $30 for both cond. $100. Please BOOKCASES (2) real DINING ROOM SET ta- 352-430-1244 like new. Call wood 5’x5’ $50 for & gold flowers Vietnam era good call 352-735-1769 AVON CARS (50 plus) ble, w/leaf, 4/chairs, cond. Asking $75. 352-396-3166 both Please call $100. 751-6252 AIR CONDITIONER win- SURGE PROTECTOR WANTED To Buy Low- Asking $75. 30 hutch & china cabinet. SIGARM model 229 40 352-551-8798 Call 352-603-3676 SOLD dow unit, Frigidaire, amp TRC RV. New PITCHERS crackle ery Royale Organ. Call $150. 352-551-7121 caliber Equinox cus- glass. Asking $5. Call KITCHEN TABLE w/4 6500 BTU. $60. $233. Sell $100 obo. tom new w/extras 352-323-4843 AUDIO TAPES 352-323-0070 BARBIE DOLLS (10) in BOX SPRING queen, chairs good cond. 352-483-4462 352-569-4237 635 Garden $550 SOLD! 1ST (14) boxes never opened like new cond. $79. Asking $75 obo. DAY! mostly Patterson & PLANTATION BLINDS (2) $50 takes all Call 352-259-3473 The 352-323-1297 AIR CONDITIONER win- BLOWER Poulan Pro, Parker. Asking $50. 660 Office SURROUND SOUND SINGLE SHOT 20 2” white flax wood 352-326-2505 Villages dow unit, Frigidaire, gas, 200 MPH. $75. 352-323-0875 SYSTEM Panasonic gauge, Model SB. $90. 23”x72” new in box Furniture/ LOVE SEAT RECLINER 8000 BTU. $90. DVD/CD/AM/FM, 352-314-0411 352-430-1244 BOOKS $10. 321-251-0191 Supplies BRITISH COLLECTIBLES CABINET 2 double green in color, good 352-483-4462 $100 365-2169 100 + paper & hardback, kids & ro- royal pins, books, & doors, 3 drawers, cond $75 Please call APPLIANCE CANNALILILES in 3 SMITH & WESSON PRESSURE WASHER COMPUTER DESK cus- mance, good cond. plates All $30. very good cond. $65. 352-460-7606 CLEARANCE CENTER TELEVISION (WEB) gallon can. Only $5. pump, 20 gauge. elec. Karcher $45 tom build 60”Lx25” , $25 all. 357-0766 407-221-5962 352-874-1829 SAVE 30 - 50% w/computer table Call 352-728-4913 $200. Please call Call 352-326-0631 Wx32”H $100 Call MATTRESS & FRAME OFF RETAIL w/chair. $100. Call SOLD 1ST DAY 352-326-9419 OVERSTOCK & BOOKS PUNCH BOWL, cut de- COORS SIGN elec. CARD TABLE 3 in 1, full size, very com- 352-360-1386 CUSTOM NAUTICAL SO- 420 Paper back DISPLAY MODELS & 38 hard cover. sign glass bowl, plat- w/clock, 13”x20”. round, barely used, fortable. Asking $80. LAR LIGHTS hand TAURUS Model 65, 357 COMPUTER DESK good GE, PROFILE, $75. For All. Please ter & 12 cups. $40. $25. Please call brand new. $250. 352-357-9305 TELEVISION made. $25. Kevin Magnum, 4” blue, cond wood grain fin- MONOGRAM, BOSCH, 12 Volt DC call 352-255-9556 352-455-8755 352-330-4484 352-504-7189 352-589-1373 wood grips. $249. ish $40, please call THERMADOR or 110 AC, ideal for MATTRESS queen size, a RV or Van. $25. Af- Call SOLD BOOKS gardening, 3 352-728-2189 BAILEY INDUSTRIES boxes. $30. Call RADIO Bose, Lava Lamp FIGURES Wizard of Oz, CHAIR OTTOMAN Penn- firm, like new. $98. ter 9am. 259-5629 GARDEN CART tilts & 619 N. Dixie Avenue 352-315-4234 & 5 pc Fireplace 10 w/stands, very sylvania House, 352-259-3473 The WHEELBARROW. TAURUS COMPUTER DESK Fruitland Pk. FL 34741 PT-92, 9 MM, poker set. $80 for all nice. $75. Leesburg wheat tweed, like Villages $100 for all. Call washed oak $50 obo STORE HOURS TELEVISION 19” color black finish, extra 352-365-1530 352-434-5395 new. $450. Please THURS/FRI 9am - 4pm w/remote $65. obo 352-551-8798 grips. $249. Please BOWLING BALL 16 lbs Please call call 352-399-5224 MIRROR 29”w X 48”h, SAT 9am - 2pm Please call call SOLD & BAG. $30. 352-753-1076 INDIAN PLATES (13) arched top, Solid- 352-589-6626 GRILL w/1 side burner, Call 352-978-7461 RECORDS vintage 33’s Fruitwood frame. from 1920’s-1950’s most issued by CHAIRS Kitchen ‘50 APPLIANCE REPAIRS & used once, tank & WINCHESTER 12 gauge COMPUTER DESK, light Franklin Mint. $100. $55. 352-821-4311 SALES from $60- cover. $75. Please BURGLAR ALARM All at- over 60. $40 obo oak, Excel. cond. chrome 4/with pad- TELEVISION 19” RCA, semi-auto, Model 352-753-8361 352-603-3676 ded seats. $100. Call $70, 30 day war- color w/stand. Draw- call 352-360-1790 1400 like new. tachments, new in Asking $30. Call box. Asking $95. PITCHERS crackle 352-504-6406 MIRROR OVAL solid ranty. Call 504-1597 ers at bottom Both GRILL w/full tank. Ask- $250. 365-1031 352-385-1830 352-793-5741 RUG Deer Head, moss glass. Asking $5. Call wood 30”X24.5” ex- or 352-315-9010 $30 Call 874-1862 ling $65. Please call WINCHESTER Model cel cond. $65. obo green & caramel. 352-323-0070 CHEST cedar, 46x16.5x 352-205-5279 50, 20 gauge. $500. COMPUTER DESK, white Call 352-385-0675 SOLD 1ST DAY CANISTER SET (3) New $50. Call washed oak. 18.5, cushioned top. BLENDER Magic Bullet, TELEVISION 32” JVC 352-365-1661 PLATES, (8) Star Trek, $35. Please call NEERLEE NEW 21 pc., New in Box. good cond. $50 LAWN EDGER gas 2hp Phaltzgraff, Desert 20”x36”x56”. $70. Hamilton, gold 407-256-3969 FURNISHINGS $50. Firm. Please Please call 3 wheels $45. Rose. Asking $55. Call 352-323-8818 plated. $80 obo. Gently Used Home call 352-874-1416 352-638-6865 SOLD! 649 Medical 352-483-1772 RUG Calico 10.5’ x 12’ 352-455-3342 Furnishings 1yrs old excel cond. CHINA HUTCH DESK L-Shape, almond Showroom POWER CHAIR CD PLAYER w/padding $80 Call black, 6.5’x4’, glass CITRUS JUICER Black & TELEVISION 52”, RCA w/radio, color base, wood top, 3320 US Hwy. LAWN MOWER 4.5 hp, $300.00 Phone 352-516-8026 STAR WARS FIGURES door. Asking $98. Decker almost new Runs great. $175 portable, like new. 30x60. $100. Call 441/27, Fruitland Park self propelled. $95. 352-243-9898 Cost $20. Sell $5. 12” (8). Asking $80 Call 352-942-0048 $15 Please call Cash Firm. Call 352-348-5843 352-330-1902 obo. Please call (old Phillips Dealership) 352-753-3974 352-625-3470 352-748-4753 RUG w/fruit design. 352-455-3342 352-315-1000 DIABETIC SHOES men’s CHAIN 20’ 5/16” & Good cond. for COFFEE & END TABLE COOKER gas, works. LAWN MOWER Murray OFFICE DESK, 2 draw- neerleenewfurnishings. 10 1/2 med. blk., binder $30. Call kitchen/dining area. glass beveled top. com $25. Please call VHS TAPES (35) variety 4hp 22” cut excel ers very good cond.. Velcro straps. New. 352-314-2981 $70. 352-357-9305 $45. 352-874-1829 STEP END TABLES ma- $50 or bring offer. 352-460-0233 includes some Disney cond. $75. Call $75. 352-753-1834 hogany very heavy, 352-365-1487 w/cases. $20. Call SOLD 1ST CALL! or 352-874-5870. NIGHTSTAND 2/draw- CHANDELIER 1 large SEWING MACHINE 1940’s. Asking $85. ers, off white. Asking DISCOUNT 407-221-5962 HOSIPTAL BED, excel. 352-483-1772 LAWN MOWER Mur- cond. Asking $300. globe excel cond. old, portable, mint COFFEE TABLE solid $35. Please call APPLIANCE REPAIR ray, 22” cut, push. PRINTER Lexmark never 352-568-7272 $25. Please call cond., case. Asking been used $25 maple, drop leaf & 352-383-0970 Fix Most For Less Than VIDEO GAME CHAIR $60. 352-742-0789 352-357-3734 $95. 352-793-5741 TEA SET Dragonware, $99 wireless w/accesso- Please call framed pictures. RECLINER La-Z-Boy, occupied Japan era. ries, PYRAMAT. $40. LIFT CHAIR (ladies) re- 352-638-7830 $75. 352-343-7844 maroon. $50. Call MOWER 6.5hp Crafts- $100. Please call 352-504-1309 cliner $75. Call CHANDELIER w/6 lights, SHOES 6 1/2 med. la- 352-742-2856 man Rear Wheel 352-787-5917 812-664-4475 gold & matching dies Euro Step san- 674 Exercise COMPUTER DESK, cor- 624 Children’s Drive, great on hills. double wall light. dals. Asking $8. ner piece, use for 1 RECLINER rocker, blue, Sell $100. 343-5249 Equipment MEDICAL BED excel. $45/obo. 357-8549 352-357-2248 TOYS McDonald’s in month. $100/obo. like new. Asking Washer, Dryer, items working cond. Asking STEPPER good cond. display case & ad- 352-348-4339 $50. Please call Refrigerator PATIO TABLE w/chairs, ACTIVITY SEAT Baby $95. Please call CLOCK LIGHT Michelob SHOES Name Brands, 2 $20.Please call vertisements. $30 352-315-0186 “On Time & On The 8 sided, fiber glass. obo. 352-748-5366 COMPUTER DESK, Lg. Einstein Discover & 352-357-3249 & vintage Budweiser. pairs, New sport & 352-223-3678 Money” Play. $50. Please $100. Please call Asking $100. Call casual 9-9 1/2. $20. Corner unit. $50 Call ROCKER/RECLINER Days, Evenings & 352-315-1995 352-343-6595 $25. Please call call 352-742-8246 352-551-8798 Otto 352-787-7994 WEIGHT BENCH Weder WEXFORD GLASS as- Weekends PODOCARPUS (10) SCOOTER CHAIR. Pride sortment of different 352-408-4688 Call Now Jet 3. Like New. Only pulley system. Ask- COUCH Beautiful Coun- ACTIVITY TABLE Bright shrubs. $80/all. Call CLOTHES Ladies 12/14, SWING 3 person w/can- ing $40. Please call pieces. $95 takes all 352-874-1238 352-787-1226 $425 obo Must sell. 352-787-4605 try Shabby Chic, ROCKER/RECLINER Starts Around We Go 352-728-4913 5 lg. bags, brand opy converts to bed, 352-399-2644 cream w/floral rose. leather, used. $100. w/removable seat. names, great cond. brand new. $75. DRYER PORCH SET $50. 352-217-7219 Call 352-787-8111 Frigidaire Heavy $45. 352-636-6600 5 pc. $58. SOLD! 352-459-1353 604 Furniture Duty, elec., works. wicker, 1 yr. old. SCOOTER Pride Legend WEIGHTS & BENCH Pro $100 or trade for gas $100. Please call elec. excel cond. set all steel regular. DAYBED COVER brick ROCKING CHAIRS out- dryer. 602-4467 BOUNCE & SPIN ZEBRA 352-205-5279 $1,200 Please call COMFORTER SET king, SWIVEL/ROCKER NEW! $500 sell $100. ticking strip pattern, side white $70. for ride toy. Like new. 352-728-3663 w/matching linens, FROM BABETTE’S. 352-418-2982 w/3 pillows. $25. pair. Please call DRYER Kenmore good Asking $20. all PUSH MOWER gas aqua, like new. $75. MUST GO! ONLY! 352-343-4216 352-324-2173 cond. $99. Call 352-357-3996 works great $45. 352-742-4909 $100. 735-8061 675 Sports/ 321-276-0930 Call 352-205-3887 SCOOTER/POWERCHAIR All Brand New CARRIERS, New and Recreation 2 pc. Sofa / Love Seat DESK off white wood SECTIONAL SOFA basi- CRIB off white Sim- Used, attach to hitch, COMFORTER SETS (2) TELEVISION EARS used Micro fiber or Leather. tone laminated, 3 top cally brand new, DRYER used, electric. mons, good cond. RAIN BARREL $39.95. starting at $250 with Twin w/ sheets White once. New sell for AIR HOCKEY good $595. Can Deliver! drawers & 2 lowers. brown. $100. Call $100. Please call needs mattress. $40. Please call warranty, installation w/pastel colors $70 $150, asking $75. cond. $50. Please call 352-638-6942 $100. 259-3170 352-516-7920 352-217-1162 352-383-2302 352-394-7788 avail. 352-217-3437 takes both 259-3170 352-267-2088 352-787-7056

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675 Sports/ 685 Tools/ 806 Houses 807 808 819 1001 Mfd Homes 1150 R V & 1205 Autos 1247 Trailers Recreation Machinery Unfurnished Apartments Apartments Manufactured For Sale Campers Unfurnished Furnished Homes Rental CHRYSLER PT Cruiser NEW Triple Crown Utilty LEESBURG 1/1 Cute GOLDEN FALCON ‘99, Convertible, silver Trailer 5x8. $790. BASKETBALL GOAL GENERATOR Craftsman NEW & PRE-OWNED Cottage. Appl. Incl. 31’, w/slide out. w/blk. top, turbo. Golf To Lake Trailers Life Time, portable. 5600 watt, w/dis- FRUITLAND PARK 2/1 Lowest Prices Ever! connect switch, ex- $600/mo + $600 LEESBURG UMATILLA lake front, porch, carport, $575 $1,750. Please call $11,870. Please call 352-527-0555 $50. 352-742-3154 Lake Yale, travel $5000 Below Cost! SOLD 800-313-9787 cel. cond. $500. sec. 352-319-9932 1 & 2 BR. APTS. No Pets. Owner/Bro- On Existing Models 352-742-4909 trailer or motor ker. 352-750-0756 UTILITY TRAILER 16x8 MOVE IN SPECIAL’S home, furn., 1/br Call: Baird Homes BICYCLE POP-UP CAMPER Ja- dual axle. $900. 3 wheel rebuilt LEESBURG 2/1 on Silver Sunwood Village I & II $125/wk, 2/br 352-787-1988 CHEVROLET ‘01 Impala big seat and basket. cobson ‘87, 16’, a/c, Firm. Please call MITER SAW 10” Ryobi, Lake, $650/mo. plus 352-728-1955 $150/wk. no secu- FRUITLAND PARK 3/2, 74K mi., like new $150. 978-6346 heat & stove. $600. 352-638-2451 good cond. $55. $650 dep. Must see rity, no dep. fenced backyard, tires, cold air. and 343-6608 TAVARES, fully furn. big SOLD! 352-793-9022 or newly remodeled. No 352-669-0000 $800/mo + security $4.995. Please call pets. 352-406-3379. LEESBURG dep 352-874-8880 lot, clean home with 352-406-5721 or 352-216-4973 •2/1 or 2/2 BICYCLE Huffy Beach many extras, 55+ SIERRA TRAILER ‘24, 352-383-8627 1250 Antique $99.00 Deposit & UMATILLA Studio $550. Park. 352-343-8624 w/’12 slide, a/c, Cruiser, 6 spd, LEESBURG 2/1 recent $99.00 Move in. 1 br $575/mo. util. FRUITLAND PARK par- Cars MITER SAW Black & or 352-408-0366 stove, fridge, micro- FORD w/hand brakes. $60 renovations, quiet incl. No Pets. tially furn. 2 br on lg. Mustang ‘98, 80K obo. 352-742-7447 Decker includes new Call 352-787-6928 wave, etc. Must Sell! mi, 6 cyl., excel. near fishing & boat- 352-250-4711 private lot, a/c, W/D. AUTO SWAP CAR COR- blade only $30. Call Asking $5,000. Call cond. new fuel BICYCLE ladies, new, ing, huge fenced No Pets. Call UMATILLA, 2 or 3 br RAL SHOW 352-552-4098 413-244-2775 pump, battery, Sumter standard $75. Call yard. unfurn. LEESBURG 2/1.5, W/D 352-787-4153 or homes, easy financ- UMATILLA Studio $550. brakes, rotors, full Co. Fairgrounds. 352-365-1073 $700/mo. or furn. $620 + dep. Great 352-728-4650 ing. Family Park. MITER SAW Craftsman 1 br $575/mo. util. power, a/c, CD, CB Sumter Swap Meets. $850/mo 343-9987 location. Please call 352-391-0203 TRAILER ‘98, 24’, 10”, 3hp., exten- incl. No Pets. radio & 30+ MPG. 09/05/10 Call 352-787-5885 queen bed, sleeps 6, BICYCLE lady’s, leather sions. $55. Please 352-250-4711 LADY LAKE 2/1 single Asking $3,500. Call 1-800-438-8559 seat & head light, LEESBURG PARADISE! wide, 1/2 ac. corner 1002 Mfd good cond. $5,500. call 352-319-6840 LEESBURG 651-528-4919 or very good cond. $40. 4/2 + bath, 7.4 ac. 5 lot near Lk. Griffin lg. Call 352-259-4290 3 br/2 ba, GREAT Homes 352-793-1527 CHEVROLET ‘55, 2/DR, 352-728-1040 min to Mall, 2,600 scrn. porch & car- Schools. FREE RENT. 80% restored. Ask- PLANER DEWALT hand sf. home. 2,000 sf. 809 Roommate port. $550/mo. Call W/ land TRAILMANOR W/D Available. ‘02, light ing $15,000. Please held, like new sells shop, RV pad. RENTED! MERCEDES ‘05 C320. BICYCLE Roadmaster Ask for Honey Wanted For Sale weight, trailer 28’, call 352-267-4809 for $220 Asking $80 $1,600/mo Call hard body that folds $16,630 Please call Mountain Zone, hand Call 352-483-5660 352-326-8002 BELLEVIEW clean 2/2, 800-313-9787 352-455-0814 LADY LAKE 2/2, Ex- down, king bed. brakes. $40 obo. EUSTIS WANTED stove, fridge. W/D tended living room, Many extras. Like 352-742-7447 someone to share some furn., lg & sm. 1264 Auto PRESSURE WASHER 6 LEESBURG on Lake Grif- W/D, 1/8 mi to Lake new cond. $11,500. TOYOTA ‘00 Sienna, LEESBURG Brick house 2/2 home $100/wk. shed, 2/car cover, hp Craftsman, 2500 fin Efficiency, 1 & 2 Griffin boat launch 2 352-365-0965 Real Low Miles. Parts BICYCLE SEAT dual on sm. lake 2/1/1 + deposit. For Details. scrn. covered entry PSI. New $400. Sell br. Avail. $165 to porches 2 carports, $7,380. Please call cushion, brand new. $750/mo + sec. No Call 352-360-8603 enclosed porch, lg Accessory $100. 343-5249 $200/wk; Incl. elec. No pets $575 mo. w/ 800-313-9787 $15. Please call Pets. 352-255-7761 352-250-8894 corner lot partially TRAVEL TRAILER ‘03, 352-742-0048 lease + dep. fenced. $35,500. 25’, queen bed, HOWEY IN THE HILLS, BRA for ‘07 Saturn TILE TABLE SAW, like LEESBURG gracious Pal- 352-552-6267 352-245-4846 sleeps 6. $6,950. TOYOTA ‘06 Camry. 3/2, seeking 55+ fe- Aura $50 obo Call new in box. Asking mora Park home 2 lg 352-326-9788 $12,220. Please call BICYCLE male. 1/2 util. & 352-552-0114 $60. Please call br + possible 3rd MT. DORA & LEES- 800-313-9787 Vintage. Good cond. $425/mo. Janice 352-408-8784 hardwood flrs, very lg BURG Remodeled Asking $100. Please 352-508-4571 TRI-POD STABILIZER for rooms, french doors, homes in age quali- 5th wheel pin box. CANVAS COVER custom call 352-504-6406 LEESBURG SPECIAL made snap on for a TOOL BOX brand new deck, ramp must see $299 1st mo. Cozy & fied community. 1 & $75. Please call 1206 Aviation Still in box. Double $900/mo Call LEESBURG single or 2 br, pet friendly 1100 352-569-4237 Silverado 6’ bed. BOWLING BALL 14 lbs Quiet 1/1 apts with $50. 352-457-6858 deck. 8 drawer. $95. 352-728-4367 W/D THEN $399/mo. couple 55+ gated w/lots of amenities, Maxim w/bag seldom $400 month for sale Recreation 352-636-6374 Pet friendly community community, WILDERNESS ‘00 38’ 1210 Mcycles/ used $35 Call or lease all offers LEESBURG, 3/2 canal “Blueberry Hill II Apts “ non-smoker to share long. Set up in a 55+ CHEVROLET 4 spd. 352-357-1363 considered. Call Ra- Mopeds front First month Call 352-314-0057 expenses, house- park. Furn, 2/1, transmission. $100. WORK BENCH 7’ Cus- chel 352-504-2290 tom Built Wood, FREE, security dep. keeping and etc. 1101 Boats $5,000. Please call MOTORCYCLE HEL- Call 352-787-7056 BOWLING SHOES Ladies New. $70. Please req’d. $925/mo. No LEESBURG STUDIO Nice $400/mo + util. Call 352-742-0234 MET full face. $25. like new 6 1/2, 352-638-2178 after call 352-343-7201 smoking, pets ok. & clean. $125/wk. BASS BOAT alum. G-3, Call 352-551-4921 COME-A-LONG. Ask- Brunswick. $20 obo. 407-929-8828 incl. util. cable TV. 6pm 1200 352-365-1487 ‘02, 115hp Yamaha, ing $10. Please call 352-303-6266 or w/trailer, low hrs. Transportation MOTORCYCLE SEAT 352-319-6840 LEESBURG/WILDWOOD 813-781-9540. SILVER SPRINGS. Must 900 $7,500. 821-0072 Mustang, fits ‘02 GOLF BALLS used, good 2/1 house $600. 2/1 have job, sober at- Wide Glide, like new. cond. Asking $5 for mosphere, any ages, Real Estate $100. 343-4439 HITCH for ‘95 or older mobile home $450 LEESBURG, 1br $400 BASS TRACKER ‘06 1205 Autos 30 balls. Please call 352-748-0678 background check, Toyota pickup $50 352-223-1498 800 mo. & 2br $500/mo. $325 mo. + $200 For Sale PRO TEAM 170 like BUICK CENTURY ‘81 Call 352-516-8026 MOTORCYCLE STEEL MT DORA + $100 deposit. dep. 352-625-3470 new, less than 20 runs ok, looks good GOLF CLUBS women’s Real Estate 2/2, lake access, pool, 352-434-9785 hrs. $7,000 Call $800. Please call RAILS w/front stop full set & bag. $80. (2). $75. Please call RIM Mustang 5 Star incl. water. $850/mo. LEESBURG, 352-551-6510 352-383-6012 352-787-4357 For Rent LEESBURG TAVARES 2/2 Call for 352-787-7056 Pony.(2). $100. 2 br/2 ba. Split Floor more info 903 Homes BOAT STORAGE 352-360-3335 2/2.5, pool/& more. Venetian Cove Marina CASH PAID Plan. 1 MONTH FREE. 352-602-8095 FOR JUNK CARS! GOLF CLUBS, 3 iron $725/mo. For Sale 352-728-9870 SCOOTER KAIT ‘08 Ask for Candy $150 and up. RIMS (4) ‘06 Suzuki thru SW, driver, 3 Call 352-357-9305 352-326-8002 150cc only 14 mi, wood, putter. $75 805 Houses CLERMONT 3BR/2BA Call 352-771-6191 alum. mags. 15”, 4 Small home like new CHRIS CRAFT ‘96 BR, $750 Please call 352-245-0716 810 Duplexes 352-787-4605 lug, good shape. Furnished MT. DORA LEESBURG, Duplex inside, Lake Minne- 17’, loaded 3.0 SX $100. 552-3000 MUST SEE!! Volvo. Paid $42K. CHEVY ‘04 Impala LS LAKE PANASOFFKEE VERY CLEAN 2/1 no haha view, lorge lot, GOLF LPGA left hand Cottage 2/1, carpet, EUSTIS 2/1 on Lake Like New. $7,900. Full Power. $7,810 YAMAHA ‘05, 650 Clas- sm. furn. 1br. cot- pets $525/mo + dep eat in kitchen, all RUNNING BOARDS ladies irons 3-9, put- hardwood floors, cedar Eustis. No maint., Call 352-343-5249 800-313-9787 sic, Excel. shape, low 54” tage, W/D, $650 mo. 352-551-6772 appl incl. ter new MacGregor closets, lg. kitchen, water & gas incl., miles. $3,200 obo. for sm pickup alum. + $300 dep. incl. $299,000.00 obo bag. $40. 735-6927 W/D hook up covered walk to downtown, CHRYSLER Sebring Ltd. 352-552-5505 $25. Please call util. Non-smoking. LEESBURG, LARGE Call 352-242-1324 DRIFTER 17’, 80 hp 352-636-0263 parking front porch, community pool, or 352-978-3790 or ‘01 convertible like No pets. Call NEWLY RENOVATED boardwalk etc. $620 Mercury motor. new, $3,950. Mt. GOLF SET kids, unused, shed. Close to down- 217-846-3138 $1,800. Please call 1230 Vans 352-418-3003 2/2 & 3/2. Rents mo. 352-636-1709 Dora 407-739-0898 TIRES (4) Affinity Tour- driver, irons, putter, town, shopping & hos- from $599. Call 352-396-5666 pital within 1 mile. FORD ‘96 7 Passenger ing 54 P215/55R16 new bag. $27. Call 806 Houses 352-350-7109 EUSTIS 2 block houses 352-735-2209 $525/mo. EUSTIS Lg. 1/1, hard- FORD ‘02 Focus Wagon, extended. Good 915MS, good cond.. Unfurnished Call 352-383-4792 for $69,900 2/1 + FIBERGLASS 14’, 35hp cond. $2,200. Call $100. 742-0114 POOL PUMP MOTOR & wood flrs. No Pets. 1/1 423 E. Atwater Great Economy Car. MINNEOLA Lg. 2/1, $525 mo. + $200 Johnson, trailer, troll- $4,810 Please call 352-589-1604 SAND FILTER. $100. CLERMONT 3BR/2BA quiet area, lot ing motor, boat good neighbors. Only dep. Dewitt Ct. 800-313-9787 TIRES (4) Uniroyal 352-978-1664 Lake Minnehaha RENTALS $600 mo. No pets. 100’x140’ Call Ira cover, $1,300. After 1235 S U V view $1100/mo + 352-742-7754 321-689-2277 FORD ‘08 Focus SE P225/60R/16, lots of Clermont - 1 br CUTE Call 407-694-3674 11. 352-742-2766 POOL PUMP, MOTOR & util. all appl. & lawn $12,810. Please call. GEO ‘91 Tracker, 4x4, tread. $50. Call after apt. clean, incl. yd & FLOATING DOCK KITS FILTER care incl. 1 yr. lease, LEESBURG 3/2 with ga- 800-313-9787 5 speed, a/c. $1,650. 9am 352-259-5629 NEW! For water $600.00 EUSTIS, 3/1.5. Must INCLUDES HEAVY above ground pool. no pets, no smoking MT. DORA Lg. 2/1, du- rage. $750 mo. + 352-348-5843 Clermont - 3br PET plex, no pets, 447 E sell, $59,000 as is. DUTY HARDWARE $60 352-418-2982 call 352-242-1324 $600 dep. Call Mike You pay closing. Call FORD ‘08 Mustang GT TRAILER HITCH Reese or 352-978-3790 or FRIENDLY home 11th Ave. $650/mo. WITH 4’X8’ $900.00 352-223-5300 352-589-0998 350 Shelby. Won’t ‘98-’04, Toyota Ta- 352-394-7117 or Fenced 407-644-7641 FLOATS! POP-UP CAMPER Ja- Clermont - Direct Lake CALL DON Last! $23,740. Call 1240 Trucks coma pick-up. $75. cell 352-552-8932 800-313-9787 352-815-0268 cobson ‘87, 16’ a/c, Front, Minnehaha 3br LEESBURG Very nice, LEESBURG 4br/2ba 352-343-4108 Light Duty heat & stove. $600. dock + beach 2/1 Good area Move NO MONEY DOWN! SOLD! CLERMONT 3BR/2BA fenced, fireplace. In Special. $600/ Own now. $988 mo. HYDRA SPORTS CC 22’, HONDA ‘98 Accord, CHEVROLET ‘82 3/4 ton WHEEL & TIRE (1) Lake Minnehaha $1,650.00 mo. 352-787-5888 352-575-1547 Mercury 250, new 150K mi., runs great, 350 V-8, auto, top- 2457517, Nissan or per w/vertical door in ROLLER BLADES view $1100/mo + GPS. Great $13,500. moon roof. $3,295. Toyota, 6 lugs, steel. EPPER REE THE VILLAGES 3/2 rare back, new paint, women’s size 9. util. all appl. & lawn ROCKER REALTY P T LEESBURG, Duplex 352-551-1259 obo. 352-396-0800 $35. 352-360-3027 opportunity completely runs great $2,500 $50. Please call care incl. 1 yr. lease, 352-394-3570 VERY CLEAN 2/1 no KIA ‘08 Rio, Great Gas no pets, no smoking Apts. fenced 2.25 acres. obo 352-307-1541 352-551-4921 www. pets $525/mo + dep Mileage. $10,680 WHEELS (2) 1977 Cor- call 352-242-1324 Models Open! Just block from CR SEA RAY 19’ w/lots of RockerRealtyInc.com 352-551-6772 800-313-9787 vette Rally wheels or 352-978-3790 or 466 The Villages, sur- extras. $7,000/obo. DODGE ‘01 Ram 1500 15x8. $100. Both. TUBES (2) for behind 352-394-7117 or Brand New rounded by high price Call 352-568-7636 WEBSTER 4/2 w/garage extended cab, red, 352-815-0268 boat. Cost over $100 cell 352-552-8932 1, 2 & 3 BR. estates, included an After 4pm. LEXUS ‘02 GS 300 close to school 813 Homes immaculate 3/2 1800 ps/pb/pl, hard ton- each, sell for $75 for $600/mo Call Now Leasing Leather, Sunroof, both 812-664-4475 To Share sf home 20’x40’ en- Loaded, Immaculate! neau cover. $7,500 1275 Golf EUSTIS Lake front 813-781-9540 or SKEETER ‘88, 18’, Bass 352-223-9146 Great Move-In closed pole barn, Boat w/trailer, ‘89 $13,995 SPECIAL Carts 3/1.5 attached 352-552-7177 16’x24’ cattle barn, 676 Storage LEESBURG $420/mo. Mercury, 175 hp., in-law apartment. Specials pasture, trees & lots of PONTIAC ‘05 Grand BACK SEAT & CLUB Units $1,200/mo + secu- 807 incl. util. w/pool, avail. trolling motor, fish FORD Ranger ‘99 V6, Call Now extra. Some owner fi- finder, etc. $4,500 AM GT 4.0 eng., auto. Excel. HOLDER complete rity, 352-357-4827 now. Background nancing $219,000 STORAGE SHED 12’x16’ Apartments 352-399-2129 check. 516-9052 obo. 352-323-4843 Black, Black Leather, cond. 138K mi. for Club Car. $100. excel cond. paid Unfurnished 3793 Pepper Tree Ln. Call 352-516-7808 Loaded, Must See! $4,500. 787-6712 352-751-0767 $3,600 sell $2,300 EUSTIS 2/1 fenced, wildwoodapts.com $8,995 SPECIAL family, laundry, car- LEESBURG Close to SUNBIRD 15’, w/trail, NISSAN ‘07 Frontier FIRM. Cash. Like Equal Housing CLUB CAR ‘07 batteries port sm. pet ok EUSTIS mall. Full privileges. motor just over- crew cab. $15,780. new. 352-625-3470 Opportunity FORD ‘05 Econoline 2010 like new $625/mo 409-5949 1 & 2 BR Must be reliable, re- hauled, 40hp Evin- Ext. Van w/ladder 800-313-9787 Green Rated sponsible w/job. rude motor. $2,800. $2,300 obo. Please 685 Tools/ racks & shelves, call 352-430-3616 Energy Efficient TAVARES Efficiency, $375 + shared util. Call 352-360-0849 HOWEY IN THE HILLS. Ready For Work! Machinery North CR. 19A w/scrn. rm. & car- Call 352-728-5211 1000 $10,995 SPECIAL 1247 Trailers 2700sf 3/3. Split 352-357-7332 port. $425/mo. Util. 1120 Marine GOLF CART radio, CD level 2 patios over- AIR COMPRESSOR 40 incl. 352-383-5803 Manufactured BOX TRAILER enclosed player, battery looking Lake Harris LEESBURG single or Equip/ CHEVY ‘01 S10 excel shape. gallons elec. $85 EUSTIS 3 br 2 ba Du- couple 55+ gated Crew Cab, 4X4 charger, still under Call 352-748-2883 in country club, Ja- Homes Supplies 6’x10’x4’. $450 warranty. $4,000. cuzzi, partially furn., plex, w/garage. $800 WILDWOOD 1 br apt, community, $8,495 EXTRA mo. Please call CASH FIRM. Call 352-365-1530 $1,500 mo. 1st, last newly renovated. non-smoker to share FISH DEPTH FINDER SPECIAL PRICE! 352-625-3470 AIR COMPRESSOR + $1,000 dep. 352-483-1001 Parking, laundry fa- expenses, house- Hummingbird Wide Black Max, 220v, 352-406-5728 cilities, water & elec. keeping and etc. portable. Asking NISSAN ‘03 Frontier SEAT COVER Brand 5hp, 80 gallon tank. EUSTIS SANDS 1001 Mfd Homes APARTMENTS incl. $150/wk. Call $400/mo + util. Call $50. SOLD Ext. Cab, 4 cyl, BOX TRAILER enclosed New, plum & grey. $400. 821-7447 Paid $100. Asking 1 & 2 bedrooms. 352-330-4433 352-638-2178 after For Sale 5 speed wooden, metal top LEESBURG 2/1 1812 6pm 1150 R V & $7,995 SPECIAL excel shape 4’x8’x6’. $79. 352-314-2306 High St. CHA fenced Starting at $355 mo. LEESBURG Mid Florida BAND SAW Craftsman 62+, handicapped/ 808 $450 Cash Firm! YAMAHA NEW ‘10. yard, lg. scrn porch Lakes 55+ single Campers In House Financing 12”, 2 spd., 1+hp, disabled. 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Contact: C.J. Risak Phone: (352) 365-8254 FAX: (352) 365-1951 eal Estate E-mail: [email protected] Friday,R September 3, 2010 Daily Commercial/South Lake Press C SECTION MORRIS REALTY AND INVESTMENTS Home features plenty of space and lots of upgrades Everyone’s dream is this refined brand bottom freezer, a smooth-top range, dish- new three-bedroom, 3.5-bath home with a washer, built-in microwave and disposal. huge three-car garage. The tiled foyer opens The kitchen opens to a family room with a to a great room concept with a wet bar that includes a mini-fridge and ice kitchen/dinette area and family room. maker. Both master suites include large There’s a formal living room/den and/or walk-in closets with built-in dressers, gran- office space with a separate dining room. ite tops and bathrooms with double sinks. The oversized covered lanai (20’x45’) has Master bath No. 1 includes a garden tub brick pavers with columns and a retainer with jets and a separate shower. Master wall built for privacy. Enjoy the half-acre bath No. 2 has a huge glass shower. Enjoy lot with lake access deeded to Silver Lake. double-pane, tinted windows, rounded The location is minutes from the shopping corners, granite window sills, raised base- mall and schools. The kitchen features board, recessed lighting and plant shelves granite counter tops, custom 42’’ cabinets throughout. Currently appraised at This home has three bedrooms, 3.5 baths and luxury throughout. with wine rack, stainless steel appliances $485,000, steal this one for $349,900. Call including a side-by-side refrigerator with a Theresa Morris at 352-360-3736.

ERA TOM GRIZZARD REALTY A home with the right stuff to handle Florida’s weather Home, sweet home awaits your arrival. porch is finished with river rock flooring, This immaculate three-bedroom, two-bath ceiling fans and lighting. The inside laundry custom-built beauty with 1,620 square feet of is complete with a washer and dryer that are space is move-in ready and has many entic- only two years old. The side-entry garage has ing extras. There’s an updated kitchen with a screened door and is air conditioned, and it granite countertops and new stainless steel also provides access to the attic for extra stor- appliances, knock-down ceilings, arched age. The front windows are all tinted for doorways, vaulted ceilings and plant shelv- extra relief from Florida’s sun rays. The exte- ing, just to name a few. The large great room is open and welcoming, with a dining area rior has been freshly painted and there is a that opens to the screen porch for nice views whole-house generator to guarantee comfort of a private backyard fountain. The large during a storm. All of this, situated on a master suite features a spacious bath with a well-manicured lawn, is complimented by walk-in closet, his-and-hers vanities, and is Lake Idlewild Estates’ community park and handicap accessible. Both guest rooms are lake activities that are available to all resi- nice and roomy and the guest bath features a dents and guests. $234,900. ML#G4654050. This three-bedroom, two-bath home has 1,620 square feet of space and a whole-house generator. full tub with shower. The screened, enclosed Call Linda Grizzard at 352-504-0085.

PAL REALTY Pond view, double master suites accentuate home

Turnkey furnished on a pond! The Plantation at Leesburg is a resident- The beautiful mature landscaping, the owned, active-adult gated golf and tennis pond view and the double-master suites community with two manned gates, a third make this a very nice retirement home. A that’s monitored, plus a roving patrol. large living room and dining room combo There’s an on-site restaurant, two golf cours- will greet you. Nearby is the kitchen with a es — equity memberships are available — breakfast nook, island and white cabinetry. three clubhouses, three pools, full-time activity directors, 100-plus activities per The main master has a garden tub, walk-in week, state-of-the-art fitness centers, walking shower and dual-vanity sinks. The second and biking trails and a 30-45 minute drive master suite has a bath with a walk-in show- to Orlando’s attractions. Stop by or call the er, dual-vanity sinks and walk-in closets in sales office for your personal tour of this both masters. There is also a den, a screened home and the facilities. PAL Realty, 25327 1 lanai and a 1 ⁄2 car garage with attic stairs for US Hwy 27, Suite 202, Leesburg, FL, 34738; storage. Seller financing offered and priced in (352) 326-3626. See more pictures of #976 1 the 130’s. on our web site www.theplantation.com. This home has two master suites, a screened lanai and a 1 ⁄2 car garage.

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C2 Daily Commercial/South Lake Press Friday, September 3, 2010 How to design PEP talk dramatic fall PHG announces alliance with Bonded Builders Home Warranty table displays Pringle Homebuilding Group LLC, Central Florida’s pre- mier custom builder for active adults, has announced its partnership with Bonded Builders Home Warranty company MARY CAROL GARRITY your fall garden. Scripps Howard News Service to provide its clients with unsurpassed home warranty pro- Multiple-shelved serving tection. f you’d like to perk up caddies are another tool I As one of the nation’s largest warranty companies, Bonded your home with a few love to use as the base of Builders is well known for its rigorous standards and proven I gorgeous autumn dis- tabletop displays in rooms track record of providing industry-leading warranty-related plays, here is a quick four- with normal ceiling heights. services. Only the finest builders who have met Bonded step approach we follow They are great on kitchen Builders’ rigid criteria are offered a membership agreement. when fashioning table dis- islands, dining-room tables “This is a great step for PHG”, says Joe Ziler, the company’s plays. or buffets. Not only do the vice president of operations. “Being accepted by Bonded Step One: Think Big servers add the height and Builders speaks to our strength as an organization, and our To create a display that volume you need to make history of customer-focused business values.” turns heads, start by picking your display stand out, the All homes under construction as of August 1, 2010 and an arresting central piece shelves offer a world of dec- every future home constructed by Pringle Homebuilding that is big enough to add orating possibilities. Group will be automatically enrolled in the Bonded Builders height and mass to your At Garrity’s, we just creat- Home Warranty program. All warranty claims or inquiries overall arrangement, yet is ed a fall dining-room treat- will continue to be handled by PHG staff and trade partners, also interesting enough to ment for a wine-and-cheese with the additional solid assurance of Bonded Builders bring in visual drama. party. We placed a serving Home Warranty group to protect the customers investment When we design displays caddy at the center of the in a fine quality Pringle home. at our stores, we’re decorat- table. First, we filled the SHNS PHOTO COURTESY NELL HILL’S For information about Pringle Homebuilding Group and ing large rooms with tall shelves with a few fall When creating eye-catching fall displays, a strong vertical element Pringle communities call 1-800-325-4471or visit ceilings, so our approach is accents, like a stack of cake always attracts attention. www.Pringle.com. Go Big or Go Home. You plates loaded up with could follow this same phi- gourds. Then we worked in Instead of just lining up losophy if you live in a some party essentials, like an stemware in ho-hum rows, home with lofty ceilings. ice bucket for white wine we put the wine glasses and PROPERTY TRANSFERS The challenge to decorating and a few wine glasses. The ice in a fun wicker basket. big, open rooms is that they caddy is one of my favorites. It measures 28 inches wide To help finish off a dis- can be hard to warm up and Citimortgage Inc By Atty and Law Offices of E Hull II and Amanda J Hull Inter Vivos by 36 inches tall by 14 inch- play, you could use a metal the sheer volume of the David J Stern Pa As Atty, Lt 36, Waterwood Revocable Trust, Amanda J Hull Tr and George es deep and features a won- plant stand or terra-cotta space tends to dwarf smaller Townhouses, $10. E Hull II Tr, L16 Lk View Hts Sec I, $10. derful rustic patina and capital as a mini-stage for a furnishings and accents. If Wells Fargo Bank Na By Atty and Echevarria twisted wrought-iron lines. small tableau that comple- Cpff Corporation of Wy and Nationwide that’s the case in your home, Codilis & Stawiarski As Atty to Federal home Step Two: Mind the ments the larger overall dis- Secured Capital to Juan Huertas, Pt Lts 3,4 don’t be bashful when pick- Loan Mortage Corporation, Lt 47b Royal Oak Leesburg Edmunds Addition, $28,750. Middle play. Ests Fourth Addition, $10. ing the big piece that will Once you have the big Step Four: Celebrate the Secretary of Housing and Urban serve as the backbone of base in place, it’s time to fill Season Jerrell E Larson to Summer Bay Resort Development to Homes in Partnership Inc., Lt Condominium II Association Inc., Un 204101 Wk your display. If your home is in the middle ground of Once you’ve tweaked your 296 Quail Vly Ph IV, $89,000. smaller in scale, adjust 2 Summer Bay Resort Condo II, $867.14. your display with medium- display to near perfection, George E Hull to George E Hull Tr and George accordingly. sized objects. This is your add in the seasonal accents Bernard A Stopper and Naomi M Stopper to We tend to push the enve- Mary Michelle Schroeder, Lt 1454 Orange E Hull Inter Vivos Revocable Trust, 15-22-25, chance to bring in some that will make it scream fall. $10. lope when creating tabletop contrast in color, texture Fill the rustic pail, garden Blossom Gardens Un 7, $100,000. displays at the stores. It’s not and style. I think displays urn or hurricane that’s in Saabirah Amatullah to Raymond Acevedo, George E Hull to George E Hull Tr and George unusual for us to place are more interesting if they the middle ground of your Un 207201 Per 1 Summer Bay Resort Condo II, E Hull Inter Vivos Revocable Trust, Lt 80 pieces of furniture in the take on the overall shape of display with sunflowers, fall $1,500. Clermont Hts Sub, $10. middle of a dining-room a lopsided pyramid, slightly leaves or branches. Susan C Cooperman and Robert D Anders to George E Hull to George E Hull Tr and George table to serve as the dramat- off-center and askew. Those In the foreground of your Vicki E Smith and Wesley Smith, Lt 122 Weston E Hull Inter Vivos Revocable Trust, Pt Lt 9 Lots ic base of a display, such as in the shape of a perfect tri- tableau, tuck in a tiny fall Hills Sub Ph I, $115,000. 10,11 Bowman and Browns Replat Etc., $10. an etagere. Obviously, you’d angle feel too staged for me. treasure, like a vase holding Amanda J Hull and George E Hull II to George George E Hull to George E Hull Tr and George never want a display that’s If you’d like an outdoorsy a fall bloom or a gourd E Hull II and Amanda J Hull Inter Vivos E Hull Inter Vivos Revocable Trust, 7-22-26, $10. this big on your dining- fall feel, search your potting under a cloche. Revocable Trust and Amanda J Hull Tr and U S Bank National Association Tr By Atty, room table if you were going shed for weathered pieces I like to use seasonal dish- George E Hull II Tr, Lt 17 Lk View Hts, $10. Barclays Capital Real Estate Inc As Atty and to have a seated dinner like galvanized buckets, gar- es to add a feeling of fall to party. But it’s an arresting George E Hull II and Amanda J Hull to George Homeq Servicing As Atty to Pablo J Coloma, Lt den statuary and urns. How my dining table. If you have E Hull II and Amanda J Hull Inter Vivos approach if you’re using 34 Mission Park Ph I, $128,000. about a lantern? Or, fill a the storage room in your Revocable Trust and Amanda J Hull Tr and your table to set up buffet or tall, thin vase, hurricane or china hutch — or even if George E Hull II Tr, Pt Tr 43 Groveland Farms, Sandra Ruble, Margaret F Gay and Sandra L simply for show. apothecary jar with seasonal you don’t! — get a set of $10. Ruble to Sandra Ruble Life Est and Margaret F Right now, one of my fruits or veggies, like red fall-themed dishes you can Gay Life Est, Lt 1685 Orange Blossom Gardens favorite big guys to use in George E Hull II and Amanda J Hull to George apples, pears, avocados, arti- enjoy every year. Or, pick up E Hull II and Amanda J Hull Inter Vivos Un 8, $10. fall displays is a fabulous chokes and persimmons. a few pieces of fall dishware US Bank National Association Tr By Atty and wire urn we just got in. It is Revocable Trust, Amanda J Hull Tr and George Step Three: Set Your you can mix in with every- E Hull II Tr, Pt Tr 44 Groveland Farms, $10. JP Morgan Chase Bank Na As Atty to Tricia 6 feet high with a 15-inch Sights Low day dishes. George E Hull II and Amanda J Hull and Engel and Jeff Bethel, Lt 6 Magnolia Pointe, square base, so it won’t fit in Next, tuck a few interest- George E Hull II and Amanda J Hull Inter Vivos $518,000. every room. But if you’ve ing treasures into the fore- Adapted from nellhillsblog.com, which can be linked from the nell- Revocable Trust, Amanda J Hull Tr and George got the space, it looks amaz- ground of the display. For Summer Bay Partnership to Aaron Danielle hills.com home page. Mary Carol E Hull II Tr, Lt 43 Hodges Sub First Addition, $10. Loudermilk, Un 103 304 Wk 37 Villas at ing on top of a table. Fill the our wine-and-cheese-party Garrity can be reached at basket of the urn with display, we relied on inter- [email protected]. George E Hull II and Amanda J Hull to George Summer Bay, $7460. pumpkins or gourds, then esting food arrangements to create a wild and natural give the lowest level of our bouquet of fallen sticks and centerpiece some kick. foliage to spill out of the We perched a wheel of REAL ESTATE NEWS top. cheese on pretty cake plates, If your ceilings aren’t tall then covered them with enough to place a huge urn cloches. Cloches are another Estate Property Tax Act wide and $304 billion in the hoods in Ocoee and on a tabletop, set it up in essential for tabletop Stirling (FRIPTA) is having a positive U.S., Livingston said. Windermere. the center of your foyer to tableaus — everything Commercial effect on the nation’s econo- Two thirds of its members Ashton Woods Homes is a wow guests as they come in. placed under a cloche looks my, according to longtime expect to increase their subsidiary of the Great Gulf Or use it as a focal point in positively regal. negotiates two real estate analyst George investments this year, typi- Group of companies, a Livingston, chairman of NAI cally for trophy properties in North American real estate new office leases Realvest in Maitland. major markets such as New conglomerate headquartered “Reform of FRIPTA has York, Washington, D.C., and in Toronto, and currently Totaling more than 4,900 been a high priority and it is San Francisco. has communities under square feet at the Plaza beginning to pay off,” “The U.S. is still consid- development in Houston, in downtown Orlando Livingston said. ered the most stable and Dallas, Atlanta, Raleigh, “Results of the tax reform secure real estate investment Phoenix, Tampa, Denver and ORLANDO market in the world,” —- Stirling bill are already impacting Orlando. Livingston added. Sotheby’s International the market. REAL Capital For more information call Realty Commercial Group For information call 407- Analytics reports that the 407-647-3700. recently negotiated two U.S. is back on the top of 875-9989 or visit office lease agreements at the list of target markets for www.NAIRealvest.com. the Plaza located on S. foreign investors, largely as a NAI Realvest Orange Avenue at Church result of the reform and the Ashton Woods Street in downtown related upturn in the mar- negotiates sale Orlando. kets,” Livingston added. homes relocates Stirling Sotheby’s Foreign investment is a of industrial Commercial Group major key to recovery of the new Home condo Associates James A. Mincy U.S. commercial real estate and John Kurtz negotiated a investment market,” Design Center For $272,500 in five-year lease for suite 1120 Livingston said. From Altamonte Springs Southwest Orlando with 1,974 square feet repre- “Significant deals by for- to Ocoee senting the landlord, ACM eign investors are taking MAITLAND — NAI Realvest DT Properties LLC and the place right now, including ORLANDO — Ashton recently negotiated the sale new tenant, Creative Zing, three Orlando transactions Woods Homes has relocated of an industrial condo at LLC, a local promotion and and five in Florida,” its New Home Design Center Southwest Orlando’s All Star event marketing agency. Livingston said. from Douglas Avenue in Service Center, 6610 Mincy and Kurtz also rep- “Canada is clearly leading Altamonte Springs to resented landlord ACM DT Kingspointe Parkway off the way, and the deals tend McCormick Woods, one of Properties in the two-year Sandlake Road, west near to be large in size and cut the homebuilder’s newest lease of suite 1410 with the Florida Turnpike. across all property types, communities located on 2,995 square feet to NAI Realvest associate even including hotels,” he McCormick Woods Road off Orlando-based K Property Drew Saphos negotiated the said. S.R. 429 in Ocoee. transaction along with prin- Management LLC. Florida Real Estate Journal Michael Roche, vice presi- cipal Christie Alexander and For information call 407- recently reported that a sur- dent of sales and marketing chairman George 581-5550. vey of members of the for Ashton Woods Homes in Livingston. NAI Realvest rep- Association of Foreign the Orlando area, said the Chairman of NAI Investors in Real Estate resented the seller, New Home Design Center Columbus, Ohio-based (AFIRE) shows renewed com- serves as a showcase where United Midwest Savings Realvest George mitment to U.S. real estate new home buyers can Bank. as their preferred acquisition choose from more than 500 Livingston says target. different choices in floor, Legend Express, Inc. USA “The response, by more wall, and window treat- is the buyer who paid Congress did than half of the members of ments, doors and lighting, $272,500 for the 4,800 something right AFIRE, is the strongest read- bath and kitchen fixtures, square foot facility which ing since 2003,” Livingston cabinetry and counters, and includes 720 square feet of U.S. tax reform generat- said. Among investors, the options such as bonus office/showroom space. ing more foreign invest- U.K. ranks as the second rooms, lanais and gourmet Chuck McNulty of McNulty ment in real estate most preferred with 30 per- kitchens. Group represented the buyer cent of the vote and China Roche said the New home in the transaction. ORLANDO — ranks third with 10 percent. Design Center was relocated Visit Congressional reform of the AFIRE members own assets to be closer to new Ashton www.NAIRealvest.com for Foreign Investment in Real worth $842 billion world- Woods Homes neighbor- information.

Friday, September 3, 2010 Daily Commercial/South Lake Press C3 Bombshell photo is a touchdown of a find

HELAINE FENDELMAN AND remained in that position JOE ROSSON until 1966, with a record of Scripps Howard News Service 165-64-8 — and a national Dear Helaine and Joe: My football championship aunt worked for Coach (1952). Dodd died on June Bobby Dodd of the Georgia 21, 1988. Tech “Yellow Jackets.” When presented with a Marilyn Monroe came to the signed Marilyn Monroe pho- university during his tenure tograph, there is always a and gave him an auto- question about whether she graphed picture of her wear- herself signed it. In most ing a Georgia Tech sweater. instances, genuine signa- The signature reads “Best tures were signed in red — Wishes to Coach Dodd” and but there are exceptions, is signed “Marilyn Monroe.” and we believe this is one of Dodd gave the photo to my those. aunt. What is it worth? There is little doubt in our Thank you. — V.C., minds that this photograph Augusta, Ga. was actually signed by Dear V.C.: It’s hard to Monroe and personally pre- believe that Marilyn Monroe sented to Coach Dodd as the has been dead for 48 years provenance details. It is a this month. She was a wonderful photo of her and Hollywood film goddess, a we feel it has a minimum symbol of all that is woman- insurance value of $7,000 to ly and sexy, and in the $10,000 — but that price minds of many, she still is. could go much higher In his own way, Coach because of its football associ- Bobby Dodd was also a star. ations. He was born in Galax, Va., The marketplace would on Nov. 11, 1908. From dictate your photo’s true 1928 to 1930, he was the value. There are some minor star quarterback for the condition problems around University of Tennessee the edge, and V.C. needs to Volunteers football team take great care to see that with a record of 27 wins, they do not get worse. one loss and two ties. Tennessee fans coined a Helaine Fendelman and Joe phrase while he was there — Rosson are the authors of “Price It “In Dodd We Trust.” Yourself” (HarperResource, $19.95). Contact them at Dodd took over as head Treasures in Your Attic, P.O. Box coach of the Georgia Tech JOE ROSSON AND HELAINE FENDELMAN / TREASURES IN YOUR ATTIC 18350, Knoxville, TN 37928. E-mail This autographed photo of Marilyn Monroe appears to be a winner. football team in 1944 and them at [email protected]. How to make a coat for your dog Some tips on how to DENA FISHBEIN throw a garden party Scripps Howard News Service I have three dogs: a tiny teacup poo- HOME AND GARDEN Make sure you’ve got plen- dle, a medium-sized terrier and a big, TELEVISION ty of seating. Place plenty of lovable Labrador. The 6-pound poodle Showing your garden off trash receptacles on and is extremely spoiled. That, of course, is to friends is quite possibly around the patio to keep our fault. My daughter, Lisa, and I love the best payoff for the clutter and cleanup to a min- to make her dog coats. We don’t know months you spend working imum. why, but she loves to wear them. The to make it look just right. Consider stringing some easiest way to do this is to buy an Why not throw a party and lights or placing candles to existing coat and embellish it. let them “ooh” and “aah” at create ambiance. the fruits of your labor? The Day of the Party: Deal with the bugs. Gather: Make your dog a Here’s a one-stop guide to Citronella candles or torches Simple Pet Coat lovely coat by adding throwing a rager amongst the radishes. filled with citronella oil work Coordinating Fabric a little embellishment great. Giant incense sticks to an old garment. 48 Hours Before the Trims Party: with pleasant, pest-deterring Buttons Get your landscape ready. scents are also effective. Fabri-Tac Mow the lawn so the grass Consider using giant incense Scissors doesn’t have that just-got-a- coils that burn for hours or days; they look great when Pencil or Fabric Marker haircut look the day of the party. Run your string trim- suspended from a tree limb. Needle and Thread mer, too, and tidy up the Use a fan to keep bugs Sizzix Die-Cutting Machine and Dies place. away; flies and mosquitoes (optional) Fluff the mulch in your don’t like windy conditions, beds or spread new mulch and it’s also a nice way to Create: here and there. keep your guests cool. Deep-soak the entire land- Three Hours Before: Put the coat on your pet and roughly Gather some of your sketch out where your design will go with scape. DENA FISHBEIN / SHNS Empty garden carts, water- favorite cut flowers and cre- pencil or fabric marker. Then take the ate one or more large floral coat off. ing cans, potted-plant saucers and any other con- arrangements or several Lay it out flat on your work surface. trims like pompoms, Ric Rac, pleats or ects with my Sizzix die-cutting machine tainers that hold water. small ones. You can either use Sizzix alphabet dies to ruffles. Sew these on tightly with the nee- because it saves so much time. And the Eliminating standing water Use an old Japanese trick create the word of your choice, or sketch dle and thread. shapes come out perfectly every time. cuts down on mosquitoes. and lightly water the areas out letters on your coordinating fabric If you like, you can also sew down the For more information on this die-cut- 24 Hours Before: guests will see as they arrive; and cut them out with scissors. it’s a fabulous way to make letters after the glue has dried for added ting system, go to www.sizzix.com. Clean up the party area. If Using Fabri-Tac, glue the cut letters your party will be on the your garden beds look more onto your coat in the area you sketched strength. patio, position potted plants inviting. Also, hose down out. You can also add shapes such as The coat can be customized with the Dena Fishbein is the designer and artist behind many home, gift and paper products found at and check your cooking paved areas to cool them stars, hearts and flowers to the jacket. pet’s name, or a word describing his or your favorite stores.Visit her blog at denade- equipment to make sure it’s down a bit and reduce the Embellish the coat with buttons and her personality. I love doing these proj- signs.com. in good working order. glare.

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C4 Daily Commercial/South Lake Press Friday, September 3, 2010 PROPERTY TRANSFERS

LOCATION: 1009 Ridgewind Ct, Fruitland Park FEATURES: LOCATION: 1400 Eudora Drive, B17, Mount Dora LOCATION: 2275 Bracknell Forest Trail, Tavares FEATURES: 5BR/2.5BA LISTING PRICE: $150,000 SELLING PRICE: FEATURES: 2BR/1.5BA LISTING PRICE: $19,900 SELLING 3BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $105,000 SELLING PRICE: $150,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Julie Riegler, Morris PRICE: $18,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Ken & Cyndi $101,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Kim Ducharme, Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Julie Roberts, Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE:Cindi Riegler, Morris Realty & Investments. OFFICE: Theresa Morris, Morris Realty & Investments. Heiligenthal, ERA Tom Grizzard.

LOCATION: 4323 S. US 301, Bushnell FEATURES: 5BR/3BA, LOCATION: 657 CR 607C, Bushnell FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, LOCATION: 1124 Windy Bluff Drive, Minneola FEATURES: 1BR/1BA in law apt, Attached Workshop, Bank Owned. built in 2003, Screen Porch, Walk in closet Master Suite. 3BR/2BA, Inground Swedish spa/splash pool, Short Sale. LISTING PRICE: $55,000 SELLING PRICE: $48,000 LISTING LISTING PRICE: $107,400 SELLING PRICE: $104,900 LISTING PRICE: $110,000 SELLING PRICE: $110,000 AGENT & OFFICE: Myra Paxton, Micki Blackburn Realty Inc. LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Diana Marshall, People’s Choice LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Daniel Brady, Micki Blackburn SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Myra Paxton, Micki Blackburn Realty Svc LLC. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Dale Odom, Realty Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Daniel Brady, Micki Realty Inc. Micki Blackburn Realty Inc. Blackburn Realty Inc.

LOCATION: Grand Island FEATURES: 4BR/3BA, large fenced LOCATION: Umatilla FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, in-ground pool LOCATION: Leesburg FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 1,416 sq. ft., built backyard, beautiful kitchen w/corian countertops & inside and separate guest house. 2,006 sq. ft.. LISTING PRICE: in 1990. LISTING PRICE: $60,900 SELLING PRICE: $65,000 laundry w/wash tub LISTING PRICE: $224,900 SELLING $129,900 SELLING PRICE: $120,000 LISTING AGENT & LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Richard Halligan, Century- 21 PRICE: $148,500 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Sharon OFFICE: June Stienstra, Exit Realty Tri-County. SELLING Arrow Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Kim Ducharme, Wooten, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: AGENT & OFFICE: Geoffrey Presson, Silver Beach Realty, LLC. Morris Realty & Investments. Joe Bornstein, Rock Springs Realty. Generate a pre-storm plan that includes generators

ED DEL GRANDE manently installed to a ning. Of course, if your local good way to ensure you can HGTVPro.com home’s electrical system by a officials tell you to evacuate, evacuate, but if you’re I like to call this the “gen- licensed contractor, and run get out of town as soon as stranded at home with no erator season,” since it’s a on natural or propane gas. possible. With that in mind, electrical power, you can use time when many homeown- Generators are a hot item here are a few more com- your car’s built-in generator ers think about getting a when big storms hit, because monsense storm tips that system to power small elec- standard portable generator, it’s important to keep electri- may come in handy when tronics. Just make sure you or a standby generator. cal equipment like sump bad weather approaches: have all the proper cigarette Standby generators are per- pumps and refrigerators run- — Informing others: lighter adapters for devices Before the storm hits and like computers, TVs, camp- after you’ve made plans to ing coolers and cell-phone evacuate or ride out the chargers. Don’t forget safety storm, be sure to change all when powering up the elec- your outgoing home-phone, tronics: always run the vehi- cell-phone and auto e-mail cle outdoors, away from the messages, letting people house, with the car windows know what your plans are. SHNS FILE PHOTO COURTESY DIY NETWORK open. It’s an efficient way to Generators are hot items when big storms hit because they can Bottom line: Having a inform friends and family keep electrical equipment like sump pumps and refrigerators where you’re going, without running if the regular power goes out. storm-ready home-generator having to take the time to system is the most powerful make individual phone calls it won’t fly around the yard seating for you and your preparation you can make. to everyone you know. It’s or through a window. Well, family. Lounge chairs can Master Contractor/Plumber Ed Del also a great backup in case a commonsense tip can be make excellent portable beds Grande is known internationally as some services go down and to take outdoor furniture if neighbors are staying over the author of the book “Ed Del you can’t make outgoing into your house instead, and as well. Grande’s House Call” and for host- calls. set it up in the safe room — Use your car for a short- ing TV shows on Scripps Networks — Make efficient use of where everyone will ride out term power source: It’s and HGTVPro.com. For more infor- mation, visit eddelgrande.com or outdoor furniture: A big tip the storm. This way the always a good idea to have write [email protected]. you hear every year is to tie room can be more comfort- your car full of gas before Always consult local contractors down your patio furniture so able with extra tables and the storm. Not only is it a and codes. A simple change can make a big difference ROSEMARY SADEZ ment or perhaps they need Did you know that the clean? Do you need a new FRIEDMANN repair, but you don’t want to attic stair opening is the enclosed fireplace installed? Scripps Howard News Service throw everything out and largest gap in home insula- With cooler days ahead, a So you are thinking of start from scratch. What to tion? There is something fireplace is a wonderful do? Let’s explore. simple you can do to fill doing “something” with thing to have, even if just Sometimes just a simple that gap. It is called a Draft for the ambiance, but a haz- your home, but don’t know change or addition can Cap and is made of dust-free exactly what. There are ard if it is not in good condi- make a big difference. expanded polystyrene foam. tion. Now is the time to things that need improve- Consider changing wall You install it yourself, too, check it and fix it if neces- color or wallpaper. It is a which is another savings. sary. quick fix and comes across Check it out at your local Are you in the market for as a big makeover. No new home store or Google it new furniture? Go window The Lake & Sumter cabinetry is required. No online. shopping first. Check out new flooring is needed — By the way, have you had the different furniture stores just a simple wall change your electrical wiring for ideas and prices. Once and a big impact can be had. checked lately? If your home Real Estate Section you find the perfect furnish- Are you considering redo- is older, it might be a wise ing the entire kitchen, but thing to do. Faulty or worn ings, shop around to see if can’t afford it quite yet? old wiring can start house you can find the same or Gets Results! How about making a plan of fires. Also, have your house similar items for less money. what you want the finished checked for proper insula- But don’t be fooled by cheap For information about product to be first? After the tion everywhere, not just the prices that deliver cheap plan is in place, buy the attic stairs. Good insulation quality. The item might look advertising in this section call appliances on credit. Once can make your home more good on the outside and at those are paid off, you can energy-efficient as much first glance, but you want it start saving for the rest of heat and air conditioning to continue looking good 352-365-8287 the renovation. Yes, this can be lost through the roof, and hold up well over sever- or e-mail might all take a few years, ceilings and walls if not al years. It is wiser to spend but it is a way of getting to properly insulated. a little more now than to [email protected] the goal without breaking Does your home have a have to spend all over again the bank. fireplace? Is the chimney sooner than later.

Friday, September 3, 2010 Daily Commercial/South Lake Press C5 PROPERTY TRANSFERS

LOCATION: 4981 SE 146th, Summerfield FEATURES: LOCATION: 12327 N. Putney Ct, Leesburg FEATURES: LOCATION: 14600 SE 95th Court, Summerfield FEATURES: 2BR/1.5BA LISTING PRICE: $19,711 SELLING PRICE: 3BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $60,900 SELLING PRICE: $65,000 3BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $55,000 SELLING PRICE: $45,000 $15,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Linda Sears & John LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Richard Halligan, Century 21- LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Ken & Cyndi Roberts, Morris Mello, Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & Arrow. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Kim Ducharme, Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Laura OFFICE: Linda Sears & John Mello, Morris Realty & Realty & Investments. Carlson, Beacon Real Estate. Investments.

LOCATION: 1747 Austin Merritt Road, Groveland FEATURES: LOCATION: 5163 Evans Street, Coleman FEATURES: LOCATION: 2222 Kingsmill Way, Clermont FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 55 Acres, 25x30 Detached Workshop, Contemporary 3BR/2BA, on 1+/- Acre, Bank Owned. LISTING PRICE: $53,000 2BR/2BA, Kings Ridge, 12th Fairway, Corian Counter tops. Brick Home. LISTING PRICE: $550,000 SELLING PRICE: SELLING PRICE: $53,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: LISTING PRICE: $177,600 SELLING PRICE: $167,000 $550,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Dale Odom & Michael Frank Kutch, Century 21/Arrow Realty Inc. SELLING AGENT LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Ron Phillips, Phillips & Assoc. Lovett, Micki Blackburn Realty Inc. SELLING AGENT & & OFFICE: Myra Paxton, Micki Blackburn Realty Inc. Real Estate. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Jane Franklin, OFFICE: Dale Odom, Micki Blackburn Realty Inc. Micki Blackburn Realty Inc.

LOCATION: Foxborough in Tavares FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, LOCATION: Oak Valley, Subdivision Minneola FEATURES: vaulted ceilings, 2 car garage, built in 2005 1,632 sq. ft. LISTING 3BR/2BA, 2 car garag, built in 2004, 1,785 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $104,900 SELLING PRICE: $110,000 PRICE: $111,900 SELLING PRICE: $111,900 LISTING AGENT LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Richard Halligan, Century-21 & OFFICE: Richard Halligan Century, 21 Arrow Realty. Arrow Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Jamie Wooten, SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Diane Reis, Watson Realty. Maiome Realty. Make a couple of Make your own Sedia chair midyear resolutions ZAHID SARDAR chair/stool/table compo- designed pieces which he upholstery are endless, you San Francisco Chronicle SARAH WELCH AND ALICIA ROCKMORE nents designed by Japanese then built himself,” she says. “do have to follow the getbuttonedup.com Fueled by a robust DIY architect Shigeru Ban. It has Natural Finnish pine is instructions for assembly. January gets all of the glory when it comes to New Year’s movement, designers and also licensed a 1974 DIY used for Mari’s pre-cut Sedia You can’t do it blindly resolutions. manufacturers are touting design concept called 1 chair parts, and “the cus- because the sequence is It’s always the talk of the holiday parties and then, once the satisfaction of personal- Autoprogettazione (self- tomer has the opportunity design) by prescient Italian to customize the chair with important,” Vingerhoets January rolls around and you’re back to work or in the car- izing a store-bought object cautions. or building something by industrial designer Enzo paint or upholstery,” pool line, everyone always seems to ask what you’ve Pros: The simplicity of the resolved to change this year. hand. Mari. Vingerhoets says. design makes it timeless, and If you ask us, January is a terrible time to start anew. Sure, An impressive exhibition Mari devised simple Making one’s own chair is it’s technically the beginning of a new year, but with cold, of objects curated by designs (including one for a not easy, even when it is so it leaves “room for endless dreary weather and holiday hangovers, it hardly seems Fuseproject founder Yves chair) that were to be sold as carefully laid out, because creativity,” Vingerhoets says. inspiring. Instead, there’s something about September that Behar at San Francisco’s kits of wooden parts and a unlike most prefabricated Cons: When you nail a inspires the resolution-maker in us. Maybe it’s the new pen- Yerba Buena Center for the box of nails. He eventually furniture, Mari’s parts have piece of furniture together, cils and shiny new shoes we always got at the end of Arts explains how the trend distributed design templates no drilled screw holes to mistakes are nearly impossi- August, but September seems like a great time of the year to gathered steam. Savvy con- without parts because, back align for assembly. Still, then, no manufacturer when the Sedia 1 chair is ble to undo without damag- start fresh. The laid-back summer months gave you some sumers began to personalize ing the soft wood. or “hack” manufactured would make the compo- complete, you have “person- time to recharge, so why not be like a kid again and start Price: Enzo Mari’s your year off in September? goods such as furniture from nents. They didn’t under- al satisfaction and a different Autoprogettazione Sedia 1 Sarah on the “September checkup”: Ikea to suit their own envi- stand his concept. relationship to it,” I’ll admit that I love the New Year’s tradition, so I’m never ronments. Now Mari’s Vingerhoets says. “That is chair: about $310. going to stop making my resolutions on Dec. 31, but I do Some designers, like Autoprogettazione idea has part of the product.” Resources: YBCA.org; gam- look at September and the start of school as a great time to Berlin’s Jurgen Mayer and Artek’s blessing, and the At a glance permartino.com; puma.com; check in with myself to see how I’m doing. Last year’s reso- the Dutch design collective company’s U.S. director, Expert opinion: When you Artek.fi; Arkitektura.com; lution was to add more exercise into my routine, and when I Droog, were inspired by the Simone Vingerhoets, make Enzo Mari’s Sedia 1 zincdetails.com. checked back in September, I realized I wasn’t doing enough collages of DIY Dumpster explains how it ties in with chair, you can slide the back of it. I had to recommit, so it was kind of like starting over divers to incorporate castoff Aalto’s own philosophy: up or down to suit your E-mail ideas for Material World to in September, but I’ve been going strong ever since. furniture in their own “We are going back to our body before nailing. While Zahid Sardar at home@sfchroni- Alicia on “regaining control after the summer”: designs. own roots. Alvar Aalto the choices of paint or cle.com. I love the summer. I love the warm weather, the laid-back One hundred such pieces attitude and the fact that I can spend more time with my created in 100 days by just family. At the same time, I relish routine, and summer is all one London designer, about not having a routine. So I definitely look forward to Martino Gamper, are show- September, when I can get back to the normal schedule. My stoppers at the YBCA show, daughter is back in school, my husband is back full force at called “TechnoCRAFT, the office and I can refocus my attention. For me, September Hackers, Modders, Fabbers, is all about figuring out what I need to do at work and in Tweakers, and Design in the my personal life and getting back on track. Age of Individuality.” Three Ways to Get Yourself Back on Track this September: Puma, the German sport- 1. Rethink your To-Do List. Maybe you’ve played all sum- ing-goods company, and mer and are a little overwhelmed with your to-do list come Artek, the venerable furni- Sept. 1. Take a good, hard look at what makes it on to your ture firm started by Finnish list. Do you really need to bake cupcakes, or could you just architect Alvar Aalto, are buy them at the bakery? Will saying yes to that committee among those that saw the make you feel accomplished, or will it add more chaos to potential of selling such DIY your life? Clear off your list of things that don’t have to be satisfaction with modular, done and you’ll be able to accomplish the important things variable components. PepTalk... that do need completing. For example, Puma’s (People, Places & Events) 2. Do One Thing Well. Most jugglers eventually drop the Mongolian Shoe BBQ allows ...is a weekly feature in the Friday balls, so remember that you don’t need to get everything consumers to customize done all at once. Want to try yoga, learn a new language sneakers with the click of a Real Estate Section. It’s available for and cook your way through Julia Child? Kudos to you, but mouse: Browse their website, your Press Releases, Educational don’t kill yourself doing it all at once. Pick one goal for the pick from a variety of com- Milestones, Office Openings, and month and chip away at that. ponent shoe parts in myriad 3. Break it Down. Ask people what they want to accom- colors and textures, and other pertinent announcements plish and you’ll hear things like “Lose weight” or “Do more Puma will sew them togeth- for the real estate industry. with my kids.” Most folks fail at their resolutions because er. Please send your information to: they pick lofty goals with no plan in sight. Instead of disap- Artek, long known for vir- pointing yourself, break your goals down into tasks and tually indestructible mass- [email protected] then schedule the tasks in your calendar. If you want to lose produced bentwood furni- to have your information considered weight, schedule tasks like grocery shopping, prepping meals ture designed by Aalto, is for this section. Photo’s welcome. and packing healthy lunches (instead of hitting the local promoting L-shaped wood- fast-food joint) into your calendar. composite modular

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Left: This kitchen was badly sophistication outdated and needed a facelift to project the right kind of and style? professional image.

Paint it black Below: This kitchen now has personality and panache because of the use of black in CANDICE OLSON the color scheme. Home and Garden Television any people work part-time from their homes, and many also entertain clients in their homes. This M can provide a more personal and comfortable busi- ness atmosphere in which to develop a working relation- ship. Two of my clients had a large open kitchen where they SHNS FILE PHOTOS most often found themselves entertaining both clients and friends. But the kitchen was badly outdated and needed a face-lift to project the right kind of professional image yet still be comfortable enough for casual dinners. Space was not a concern. A separate eating area large enough to house a family-sized table was open to a spacious working area with plenty of counter space. A small island in the middle provided extra prep room. But the aesthetics hadn’t been updated in years: boring beige countertops, an outdated California ceiling fixture and busy flowered wallpa- per. The first thing to go was the wallpaper, which, with its small, busy pattern, was overwhelming. I repainted the walls a buttery cream color, which provided a serene base from which to work and highlighted the wood cupboards, tying them into the new color scheme. Many people don’t think of black when renovating a kitchen. Used properly, however, it can provide a great anchor in a large room and bring a sense of sophistication and style to any space. The countertops were the first place I brought in black, and the change was immediate. To set off the newly con- temporary feel, I created a backsplash out of inexpensive aluminum panels. The look was the same as if I had used stainless steel, but the cost was less than half. The panels were joined together with stylish chrome grommets in a lin- ear pattern at each seam. The California lighting fixture cast a harsh, unflattering fluorescent light. I took it down and installed recessed halo- gen lights strategically throughout the work area. The effect is a bright, down-to-business feeling during the day and a moody party sense at night. The center-island countertop was replaced with a black countertop that extended a few feet beyond the original size. This allowed a breakfast bar with stools to be put in at the end. Simple, unfussy Roman blinds in a black and cream check try it in a room in your home, but be sure to use it wisely I paid special attention to the large dining table and area. covered the large windows that faced the yard. The final and sparingly. A sophisticated and stylish space is the goal I anchored the eating area with a stunning black and burnt touch was a black candelabra-style chandelier that I centered — not Dracula’s castle. cream area rug, which one would think too formal for a over the table. kitchen, but it works beautifully. I kept their old dining table What really gave this kitchen its personality and panache Interior decorator Candice Olson is host of HGTV’s “Divine Design.” For and chairs and repainted just the spindles and arms black to was the use of black in the color scheme. Don’t be afraid to more ideas, information and show times, visit www.HGTV.com or tie them in with the other black accents in the space. www.divinedesign.tv. Cambodia boasts Construction activity declines of plans for Asia’s to lowest level in a decade

MARTIN CRUTSINGER The Dow Jones industrial average increase since March 2009 and tallest building Associated Press rose more than 200 points in pushed activity in this category to WASHINGTON — Construction morning trading. an annual rate of $266.1 billion. SOPHENG CHEANG by tycoon Pung Khiav Se. Still, the housing industry is That’s still 23.7 percent below the Associated Press spending tumbled in July to the The company’s project manager, lowest level in a decade, as the hardly showing signs of a level of activity a year ago. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — Touch Samnang, said preliminary housing market struggles in the rebound. The July construction The economic downturn has estimates suggest the building Impoverished Cambodia plans to weak economy and without a decline pushed building activity triggered rising defaults on com- would cost $200 million, but the build a 1,820-foot (555-meter) sky- popular home-buying tax credit. down to a seasonally adjusted mercial real estate projects. That project was being studied by experts annual rate of $805.2 billion. has prompted banks to tighten scraper, its prime minister said Construction activity dropped 1 Wednesday, a feat that would give and government ministries. He said That’s 10.7 percent below the pace lending standards and made it it would include a shopping mall, percent in July, the third straight one of the region’s least-developed of a year ago and the lowest level harder for builders to get financ- hotel, apartments and an entertain- monthly decline, the Commerce capitals the tallest building in Asia. since July 2000. ing for new projects. The strength ment center. Department said Wednesday. Prime Minister Hun Sen said he Private residential housing con- in July reflected gains in electric That figure is dwarfed by the sum Government revisions showed struction fell 2.6 percent to an power projects, communications had approved a master plan for the for what is currently Asia’s tallest much weaker activity than previ- skyscraper, which would be located annual rate of $240.3 billion, and transportation. That offset building, the Taipei 101 in Taiwan. ously reported for May and June. about half a mile (one kilometer) adding to the evidence of a slump- further declines in office build- Rising 1,667 feet (508 meters), it However, a separate report from the Royal Palace in Phnom ing industry that has struggled ings, shopping centers and hotels. cost about $1.6 billion. It had been Tuesday from the Institute for Penh — a dusty city of colonial vil- the world’s tallest since 2004 but ever since the tax credits expired Spending on government proj- las, slums and one standout sky- Supply Management showed U.S. in April. ects dropped 1.2 percent to an was overtaken in January when manufacturing expanded for the scraper, the recently completed Dubai unveiled the Burj Khalifa, Reports last week showed that annual rate of $298.8 billion in 13th straight month. The insti- Canadia Tower that is about 377 which rises 2,717 feet (828 meters) sales of previously occupied July. That’s 7.9 percent below the feet (115 meters) high. from the desert. tute’s manufacturing index posted homes fell in July to the lowest pace of a year ago. The July Hun Sen did not say when con- Cambodia, whose commerce is a reading of 56.3 in August, up level in 15 years, and new home decline reflected a 0.6 percent fall struction would start, how much it tiny by international standards, has from 55.5 in July. A reading above sold at the slowest sales pace in in spending by state and local would cost or give any other details, been experiencing a real estate bub- 50 signals growth. nearly half a century. governments, who are struggling except that it would be built by a ble for the past few years, but sever- That quieted fears on Wall Street Private nonresidential construc- with huge budget shortfalls, and a Cambodian company, Overseas al ambitious construction projects of a second recession. Stocks tion managed a 0.8 percent 6.5 percent decline in spending on Cambodia Investment Corp., owned have been delayed or suspended. soared after the report’s release. increase in July. It was the first federal building projects. YOUR PLANTATION AWAITS!

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