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NEWS BRIEFS Family first: Hale resigns school board New look for “This is where school district, state funding or my focus needs to property tax issues involving stocks today New member leaving after just two be,” she said in an Progress Energy Florida. The Chronicle is interview. Rather, she said, health issues updating the design months to tend to ailing relatives Hale, who de- involving her family escalated of its stocks page be- feated Bill Murray since taking office in mid- ginning with today’s MIKE WRIGHT And after just two months on in the August pri- November. publication. Staff writer the job, Hale walked away. mary, attended “A lot can happen quickly,” she The new design will Hale abruptly resigned Monday just three board Susan Hale said. include 10-day trends CRYSTAL RIVER — Susan from the Citrus County School meetings and par- Hale, a former technology for the S&P 500 and Hale was the low-key candidate in Board, saying she wanted to spend ticipated very little in the teacher at Lecanto High School, a low-key race who voters elected the NASDAQ; daily re- more time with ailing family discussions. declined to discuss her family’s to office over an established two- members, including her mother She said the problem wasn’t caps of the major mar- term incumbent. kets; the top 42 stocks and husband. learning the complexities of the See HALE/ Page A5 of local interest; daily recaps of interest rates; daily recaps of commodities and the top 25 mutual funds. New Additionally, readers will be informed of Supply and demand news events about AMBER the major companies being traded. The information is Alert a contained in a con- densed format and is designed for ease of use. wakeup Readers with Inter- net access can obtain any stock listing using call the Chronicle’s “Stock Lookup” feature at MIKE WRIGHT chronicleonline.com. Staff writer Click on the News header and then Stock An AMBER Alert is de- Lookup. Search by signed to get the public’s ticker or stock name. attention and that’s ex- actly what happened Meeting today early Monday morning. on MFLs Many Citrus County res- idents were jolted awake The Southwest around 1:40 a.m. by what Florida Water Man- sounded like an Armaged- agement District will don warning from their have a public hearing MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle cellphones. from 10 a.m. to noon Patriot Sporting Goods owner Jamey Clovis displays a .22 Long Rifle GSG AK-47 in his store in Citrus Springs. “An AMBER Alert has today to give affected The 25-round magazine can be replaced with a five-round clip, making it legal for hunting in many states, been issued in your area, persons an opportu- according to Clovis. He said he believes the weapon will be targeted for a ban by lawmakers because of its please check local nity to present evi- resemblance to the AK-47 assault rifle and its large capacity magazine. media,” a text message dence and arguments read. on the rules proposed No location, no website, by the district to es- Rising prices hitting county shooters in pocketbook no phone number. tablish minimum flows As it turned out, the PAT FAHERTY for the Homosassa AMBER Alert came from Staff writer and Chassahowitzka Immokalee, about 200 river systems. miles south of Inverness, he gun business is involving the disappear- District staff will be good in Citrus available to respond ance of a 2-year-old girl. TCounty. The child was found, un- to questions or com- In fact, it has been on harmed, a few hours later ments regarding the an upswing since Nov. 7, in a nearby wooded area. proposed rules. The when President Obama The alert was the first hearing venue is in was re-elected. in a new program begin- the district’s govern- And the sales of guns ning in 2013 that sends au- ing board room, at and ammunition got an- tomatic emergency 2379 Broad St., other boost — by the fear AMBER Alerts to millions Brooksville. of possible government of cell company cus- restrictions in response tomers who have smart- — From staff reports to the school shootings in phones. Newtown, Conn. Prior to this year, cell Patriotic Sporting INSIDE customers had to sign up Goods in Citrus Hills is for the Wireless AMBER HEALTH & LIFE: about to mark its first an- Alert program. The wire- niversary. Leaning heav- less industry then joined ily to the firearm and the Federal Communica- shooters’ supply side of tions Commission and the business, the store is Federal Emergency Man- a nonprofit that employs agement Agency to create and assists disabled the Wireless Emergency Marketing veterans. Alerts program. Coca-cola will begin an And owner Jamey Clo- Now all AMBER Alerts advertising campaign vis, an expert on — plus alerts issued by about obesity./Page C1 firearms, is just as will- the president or alerts of ing to extol the virtues of ASK THE EXPERTS: imminent threats, such as life in Citrus County as tornadoes or attacks — Health & Life he is to share knowledge are automatically sent to of guns and ammunition. wireless customers with He has built a following smartphones in areas tar- of loyal local customers geted by the alert. and attracts out-of-area Florida Department of shoppers looking for Law Enforcement Special hard-to-find firearms. Agent Carol Frederick “The volume that we Jamey Clovis unpacks a box of large-capacity magazines in his Patriot Sport- ing Goods store. Recently, he said, the price for the magazines that hold extra said Monday’s alert shows See GUNS/ Page A5 rounds of ammunition has doubled and they now retail for about $40. kinks exist in the process. Frederick, who said co- workers in Tallahassee also received the same alert, said FDLE issues Obama backs gun control proposals email AMBER Alerts to anyone who signs up to re- Doctors Bennett, ceive them. Gandhi and Grillo and President acknowledges he faces tough fight in Congress “Our hotline was very Yvonne Hess share their active with people asking expertise./Page C1 what the alert was,” Fred- Associated Press would have to “examine their unveil a comprehensive erick said. “They thought INDEX own conscience” as they tackle roadmap for curbing gun vio- it was issued by FDLE. We WASHINGTON — President gun control legislation after the lence within days. His plan will only issue email alerts.” Comics ...... C8 Barack Obama endorsed con- horrifying Connecticut school be based on recommendations Community ...... C6 The National Center for troversial bans on assault shootings but in the face of op- from Vice President Joe Biden’s Missing and Exploited Crossword ...... C7 weapons and high-capacity am- position from the National Rifle gun task force and is expected to Editorial ...... A10 Children receives munition magazines on Monday, Association and other pro-gun include both legislative propos- AMBER Alert notifica- Entertainment . . . . .B4 as well as stricter background rights groups. als and steps Obama can imple- Horoscope ...... B4 tions from local law en- checks for gun buyers — but Obama spoke at a midday ment by himself using his Lottery Numbers . . .B3 forcement and state or Lottery Payouts . . . .B4 conceded he may not win ap- White House news conference presidential powers. federal agents on the Movies ...... C8 proval of all in a Congress re- one month after the Newtown el- But the most sweeping and scene of a child’s disap- Obituaries ...... A6 luctant to tighten restrictions. ementary school rampage, which contentious elements — includ- pearance. Authorities in Classifieds ...... C9 “Will all of them get through ignited a national discussion on ing an assault weapons ban — Immokalee sought a TV Listings ...... C7 this Congress? I don’t know,” preventing mass shootings. statewide alert because said Obama. He said lawmakers The president said he would See OBAMA/Page A5 the girl disappeared in the middle of the night

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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Around the COUNTY Improvements hit bump in road TOO FAR meeting and dinner Jan. 24 Inverness council accepts design grant, but scales back street construction project The public is invited to NANCY KENNEDY Traffic-calming and aesthetic will construct within 10 years. eight to 10 years in our CIP (City TOO FAR’s pig roast dinner Staff writer improvements have been planned Knowing how important the im- Improvement Plan),” DiGiovanni and meeting at 6 p.m. Jan. and the city has already secured a provements are … this is not a proj- said. 24, at the East Citrus Civic INVERNESS — Motorists who Florida Department of Trans- ect we want to walk away from.” Road improvement projects in- Center. The cost of the din- travel on Forest Drive in Inver- portation grant of $35,000 for the The council voted to accept the volving Highland Boulevard and ner is $5 per person. ness know it seems to attract driv- design portion of the project. $35,000 grant, with the under- Zephyr Street are on the agenda County Commissioner Scott ers who like to speed, which As for funding for the actual standing that the project would be for tonight’s city council meeting, Adams will speak at 7 p.m. makes it dangerous to the hun- construction, they’ve hit a small scaled down, consolidating traffic- which begins at 5:30 p.m. at the In- FWC to hold meeting dreds of city residents who live in bump in the road. calming elements at specific, verness Government Building, the housing areas along that “The (FDOT) construction rules strategic locations and reducing 212 W. Main St., Inverness. The about Lake Rousseau street, said Inverness City Man- have changed and the actual con- construction costs. public is welcome to attend. Lake Rousseau aquatic ager Frank DiGiovanni at a recent struction may or may not qualify “If DOT construction (funding) Chronicle reporter Nancy plant management is the city council meeting. with the new rules,” DiGiovanni never materializes, by shrinking Kennedy can be reached at topic for the Jan. 31 public “We’ve discussed this for said. “If we utilize the $35,000 for the scope of the project the city [email protected] meeting hosted by the years,” he told council members. the design, DOT mandates that you can budget funds over the next or 352-564-2927. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. This meeting is sched- uled for 1 p.m. at the Lake Rousseau RV Park and Fishing Resort, on the southwest shore of the lake. Take County Road 488 west from Dunnellon or east from U.S. 19/98 to Northcut Avenue. Go north His own boss to the end of the road and bear left to 10811 N. Cov- eview Terrace. There is a survey avail- able online from Jan. 14 through Feb. 14 at www.surveymonkey.com/s/ 6JHZ3HT. For more information, call 352-726-8622. Meek to speak at women’s network County Commission Chairman Joe Meek is the scheduled guest speaker for today’s Women’s Politi- cal Network of Citrus County meeting. The meet- ing begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Citrus County Resource Center, 2804 Marc Knighton Court, off County Road 491 in Lecanto. For information, call Jeanne McIntosh at 352- 484-9975. Free financial class offered online Residents who made a New Year’s resolution to cut back on spending have been invited to get some help through a free online fi- nancial seminar. Citrus County Extension Services directs residents to training called Calendar- MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle Based Budgeting from Seventeen-year-old Greg Downing sits in front of his Outcast Tackle Shop in Homosassa and discusses his thoughts on owning a busi- 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Thurs- ness at such a young age. In addition to owning the shop, Downing hopes to work as a full-time fishing guide in the future. day. Register at bit.ly/ CBBWeb. High school student learns the fishing business by owning tackle shop The seminar will teach how to achieve financial ERYN WORTHINGTON knowledge when you come in goals, build a spending plan Staff writer This is the best college education here,” Downing Jr. said. “Fish- and reduce spending leaks. ing is what I love to do. I am HOMOSASSA — Sitting on the he could get — hands-on and working with local guides for Inglis woman hurt top step in front of his shop, Greg my clients. You ask a question in U.S. 19 crash Downing Jr. is young, full of life real business. and it gets answered.” A motorist who lost control and continuously has his black “I just went to a show in Labrador Jasmine by his side. of her vehicle Monday morn- Greg Downing Sr. Raleigh, N.C., and bought a lot He is 17 years old and com- ing ran into a median, causing father of young enterpreneur. of affordable tackle like Star pleting his senior year in a Rods,” Greg said. “I want to ap- the vehicle to roll over several home-school program. Waking peal to a casual angler all the times, according to a prelimi- up early in the morning, Down- nances and so much more.” properties,” Downing Sr. said. way up to professionals.” nary report by the Florida ing Jr. completes his studies “This is the best college edu- “At 16 he started a commercial Currently, he does not carry Highway Patrol. and then goes to work. How- cation he could get — hands-on fishing business where he got a live bait; however, Downing Jr. Donna E. Johnston, 46, of ever, employment is different and real business,” said his fa- products fishing license to buy said he plans to offer it by the Inglis, was traveling north in for him. He is his own ther, Greg Downing Sr. “How and sell fish. Instead of just summer. the left lane on U.S. 19 at employer. much does it cost to turn the fishing for fun, he made a The shop opens at 9 a.m., 7:10 a.m. when her vehicle Owner of Outcast Tackle key to open up the door? How profit.” however he promised that will went onto the median shoul- Shop, 10330 W. Yulee Dr., Ho- much do you have to sell every- Downing Jr. used the earnings change in the summer, as fish- der just before Green Acres mosassa, Downing Jr. recog- day to make a living and sur- from his commercial fishing ing picks up. Street. Johnston’s 2006 Ford nizes the hard work required to vive? Those are concepts he is business and the knowledge he “People’s responses and traf- Ranger went down into the be an entrepreneur and busi- learning how to do.” learned from his father to open fic is great, but it is a slow time median and slid sideways ness owner. Since Downing Jr. was 11 the tackle shop on his own. of year for the fishing industry,” and then flipped several “Balancing school and the years old, his father taught his Local guides provide him Downing Jr. said. “People know times before coming to rest business has been my hardest son how to invest in real estate. with information on the current we are going to be here every on its wheels facing north, task,” Downing said. “However, “We own several corpora- water conditions, tackle and day.” according to the report. I have learned how to run a tions together where one cor- products to buy. Doors are open now with a Johnston reportedly had business, business plans, fi- poration owns eight different “There is a lot of current grand opening set for March 2. her seat belt on and was never ejected. The vehi- cle’s air bags didn’t deploy. Nature Coast EMS trans- ported Johnston to Seven Rivers Regional Medical Alliance hopes to raise canning center awareness Center with incapacitating injuries. PAT FAHERTY there is a need, the agriculture cept that would eliminate wasted canning center is and some of its Staff writer crops, combat hunger and en- history. —From staff reports community would like get a con- versation started. courage home gardens. “We can In other business, State Rep. The Agricultural Alliance wants “The center has very nice change lives and have a real im- Jimmie T. Smith, R-Inverness, to get people talking about the equipment located in an old his- pact on self-sufficiency,” she said. explained his recently filed Correction fate of the Citrus County Canning toric building. We want to help the “We have to encourage the county state lands bill, which would Center. canning center, but we are not in not to sell it until we can jump on allow small ranchers and farm- Due to incorrect informa- Chroni- The center is deeply rooted in charge.” it.” ers to use adjacent state lands tion provided to the the county’s past, but has been on cle “I see the canning center as an “We need to find out from the to expand. , a story on Page C6 of shaky ground since county budget asset,” said Dr. Philip Geist, area county what they plan to do with “This is what a small commu- Saturday’s edition, “Celtic- cuts in 2009. Located in a former director, Small Business Develop- it,” said member Dixie Hollins, nity needs,” he said and asked for Maine event” contained in- school house in Lecanto, it is op- ment Center. “We need to see if “or if there are other organiza- input from the agriculture correct contact information. erated by Citrus County Parks and there is an interest and feasibility tions in the county that don’t want community. For tickets or information, Recreation. in using it as an asset to create it to go.” The alliance will have a booth call 352-341-6445. Concerned about the facility’s jobs and help farmers move Discussion led to formation of a at the Manatee Festival and at the Readers can alert The future in the current budget cli- products.” task force of members interested AGRItunity 2013 Conference and Citrus County Chronicle to mate, the Alliance took up the Diane Toto, of We Care Food in exploring the issue. Subse- Trade Show on Jan. 26 in any errors in news articles issue at its Monday meeting. Pantry, outlined a plan for the fa- quently, the alliance approved a Bushnell. by emailing newsdesk@ “The Agricultural Alliance does cility that would convert the can- donation of $300 to make a video Contact Chronicle reporter Pat chronicleonline.com or by not speak for the canning center,” ning center to utilizing metal to put online to raise public Faherty at 352-564-2924 or calling 352-563-5660. member Dale McClellan said. “If cans. The plan is a compete con- awareness by showing what the [email protected]. A4 TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2013 LOCAL CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE For the RECORD FHP: 548 DUI Citrus County inal felony charges of battery Man faces child Sheriff’s Office on a law enforcement officer, aggravated battery and resist- Domestic battery arrest ing arrest with violence. No ■ David Cave Jr. bond. sex charges arrests during , 30, of ■ Thomas Byrne Homosassa, at 9:57 p.m. Sat- , 42, of urday on a misdemeanor Luray Drive, Port Richey, at A.B. SIDIBE bed. Ed- charge of domestic battery. 12:18 p.m. Saturday on a Staff writer wards felony charge of criminal mis- No bond. was try- holidays chief. Bond $1,000. A 66-year-old man ar- ing to pull Other arrests ■ Charles Semko , 37, of rested and charged with up his ■ Jonathan Holtz, 42, of West Joni Lee Court, Ho- A.B. SIDIBE East Ireland Court, Hernando, lewd and lascivious con- pants, the ■ Citations: Statewide, mosassa, at 11:30 p.m. Sat- Staff writer at 9:35 a.m. Friday on a Geor- duct involving a 6-year- report 39,202; in Citrus, urday on a felony charge of gia warrant for violation of old boy last July has been said. 193. possession of a controlled The Florida Highway Pa- probation on an original re-arrested and now Subse- substance (methampheta- charged with rape in the Gerald trol made its presence felt ■ DUI arrests: 548; in felony charge of burglary. No Edwards quent in- mine) and misdemeanor same case, according to during the just-ended holi- Citrus, 5. bond. charges of possession of terviews day season by issuing more the Citrus County Sher- with the child, who is now ■ Speeding citations: ■ Lori Dube, 31, of North less than 20 grams of iff ’s Office. 7, indicate Edwards sexu- than 39,000 traffic citations 13,660; in Citrus, 86. Webb Point, Hernando, at cannabis and possession of and making 548 driving- 11:50 a.m. Friday on a felony Gerald Stefan Edwards, ally violated the boy dur- ■ drug paraphernalia. Bond under-the-influence arrests Safety belt citations: charge of sex offender’s fail- $6,000. East Wacker Street, Her- ing that incident, 2,570; in Citrus, 20. across the state. ure to report a name/address ■ Christopher Sizemore nando, is facing charges of according to the report. , sexual battery of a child Citrus County accounted ■ Crashes: 10,876. change within 48 hours. Bond 31, of West Larchwood Street, In July, Edwards had for 193 of the 39,202 cita- $20,000. younger than age 12. No an explanation for why a ■ Homosassa, at 11:49 a.m. tions issued and five of the Motorist assists: ■ Brandon Kessel bond was allowed. witness reportedly found 10,900; in Citrus, 32. , 21, of Sunday on felony charges of DUI arrests. Twenty safety Southwest 80th Street, Ocala, grand theft and burglary of an Edwards was nabbed him in a room with a boy, belt violations and 86 at 2:07 p.m. Friday on a Citrus unoccupied residence and a this past Friday after with the door closed and speeding tickets also were were cited for failure to County warrant for failure to misdemeanor charge of re- more evidence surfaced his pants down to his handed out in Citrus, ac- buckle up during the cam- appear in court for a felony sisting an officer without vio- related to his alleged con- knees: his pants were too cording to FHP data. paign. Nearly 11,000 mo- charge of grand theft and a lence. According to his arrest duct before his arrest for big and would often fall Col. David Brierton, di- torists received assistance misdemeanor charge of driv- affidavit, he is accused of bur- lewd sexual behavior off him whenever he rector of the Florida High- from the agency, while ing while license suspended. glarizing a residence on West with a child. stands, the report stated. way Patrol, announced there were 10,876 crashes No bond. Trotter Lane in Homosassa According to the CCSO Edwards, who is cur- late last week his agency’s statewide. ■ John Titus, 47, of North and taking items including a report in July, a witness rently in custody at the preliminary enforcement Law enforcement agen- Cheyenne Drive, Beverly television, games, a game opened the closed door of Citrus County Detention results in the nationwide cies across the state re- Hills, at 3 a.m. Saturday on a system, several watches, a a bedroom and found Ed- Center, did not give a “Drive Sober or Get Pulled ported 58 fatalities during Citrus County warrant for fail- computer and cash. Bond wards standing in front of statement this time since Over” campaign from Dec. that period. ure to appear in court for orig- $7,500. the child, who was on a he has an attorney. 12 to Jan. 2. He said FHP beefed up its force by having troop- ers postpone administra- tive duties in favor of road Legal notices in today’s Citrus County Chronicle patrols and adding re- servists and auxiliary troopers to patrol duty. “Our troopers were out on the roadways to help Florida residents and visi- Meeting Notices...... C12 tors have a safe and enjoy- able holiday period,” Brierton said. “Every year the members of the patrol do their part to identify unsafe drivers and remove Notice to them from the roadways, as well as taking the ap- propriate steps to deter unsafe driving behaviors.” Creditors/Administration. . . . . C12 According to the FHP, more than 2,500 motorists 000DM1W YESTERDAY’S WEATHER FLORIDA TEMPERATURES CITRUS COUNTY HI LO PR HI LO PR HI LO PR City H L F’cast City H L F’cast 83 58 0.00 NA NA NA 78 58 0.00 Daytona Bch. 78 59 s Miami 82 72 s Ft. Lauderdale 80 70 s Ocala 81 56 s Fort Myers 81 62 s Orlando 81 59 s Florida'’s Best Community Newspaper Serving Florida’s Best Community Gainesville 80 54 s Pensacola 71 56 r Homestead 83 64 s Sarasota 78 60 s To start your subscription: Jacksonville 79 55 s Tallahassee 79 56 s Call now for home delivery by our carriers: HI LO PR Key West 80 72 pc Tampa 78 62 s Citrus County: 352-563-5655 82 60 0.00 Lakeland 79 59 s Vero Beach 79 62 s Marion County: 888-852-2340 Melbourne 79 64 s W. Palm Bch. 80 73 s 13 weeks: $36.65* — 6 months: $64.63* — 1 year: $116.07* *Subscription price includes a separate charge of .14 per day for transportation cost MARINE OUTLOOK and applicable state and local sales tax. Call 352-563-5655 for details. 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Tsala Apopka-Floral City n/a n/a 42.40 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday Levels reported in feet above sea level. Flood stage for lakes are based on 2.33-year flood, the mean- annual flood which has a 43-precent chance of being equaled or exceeded in any one year. This data is Main switchboard phone numbers: WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY MORNING obtained from the Southwest Florida Water Management District and is subject to revision. In no event High: 79 Low: 55 will the District or the United States Geological Survey be liable for any damages arising out of the use of Citrus County — 352-563-6363 Partly cloudy. this data. If you have any questions you should contact the Hydrological Data Section at (352) 796-7211. Citrus Springs, Dunnellon and Marion County residents, call toll-free at 888-852-2340. THURSDAY & FRIDAY MORNING THE NATION I want to place an ad: High: 76 Low: 56 To place a classified ad: Citrus – 352-563-5966 Marion – 888-852-2340 Partly to mostly cloudy with a chance of To place a display ad: 352-563-5592 showers. Online display ad: 352-563-5592 ALMANAC I want to send information to the Chronicle: TEMPERATURE* DEW POINT MAIL: 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., Crystal River, FL 34429 Monday 82/60 FAX: Advertising – 352-563-5665, Newsroom – 352-563-3280 Monday at 3 p.m. 56 EMAIL: Advertising: [email protected] Record 84/23 Newsroom: [email protected] Normal 70/42 HUMIDITY Mean temp. 71 Monday at 3 p.m. 41% Departure from mean +15 POLLEN COUNT** PRECIPITATION* TreesToday’s and weeds active were lightpollen: and Where to find us: Monday 0.00 in. grassesJuniper, were absent. Maple, Elm Meadowcrest Total for the month trace office Total for the year trace **LightToday’s - only extreme count: allergic will8.7/12 show symp- Normal for the year 1.34 in. toms, moderate - most allergic will experience 1624 N. *As of 7 p.m. at Inverness Wednesday’s count: 10.7 FORECAST FOR 3:00 P.M. Meadowcrest symptoms, heavy - all allergic will experience Blvd. UV INDEX: 5 symptoms.Thursday’s count: 10.3 TUESDAY Crystal River, 0-2 minimal, 3-4 low, 5-6 moderate, AIR QUALITY FL 34429 7-9 high, 10+ very high Monday was good with pollutants Monday Tuesday Monday Tuesday Blvd. BAROMETRIC PRESSURE City H L Pcp. Fcst H L City H L Pcp. Fcst H L Monday at 3 p.m. 30.14 in. mainly particulates. Albany 47 35 .01 pc 38 24 New Orleans 54 46 .14 sh 60 45 Inverness SOLUNAR TABLES Albuquerque 28 16 pc 31 14 New York City 72 48 c 44 33 office DATE DAY MINOR MAJOR MINOR MAJOR Asheville 61 51 .77 r 46 40 Norfolk 68 50 .14 r 46 44 (MORNING) (AFTERNOON) Atlanta 67 54 .51 r 59 48 Oklahoma City 38 21 pc 38 20 106 W. Main Atlantic City 61 48 r 42 35 Omaha 29 8 s 34 22 St., 1/15 TUESDAY 8:32 2:20 8:56 2:44 Austin 49 35 pc 42 29 Palm Springs 53 33 s 60 40 Inverness, FL 1/16 WEDNESDAY 9:25 3:13 9:48 3:36 Baltimore 58 47 sh 43 36 Philadelphia 58 50 r 42 35 34450 Billings 16 6 sn 36 28 Phoenix 45 30 s 53 34 CELESTIAL OUTLOOK Birmingham 48 36 .86 r 47 42 Pittsburgh 58 32 .01 c 38 25 SUNSET TONIGHT ...... 5:55 P.M. Boise 18 5 pc 25 7 Portland, ME 59 41 s 36 22 Boston 61 49 c 41 30 Portland, Ore 33 29 .01 fg 38 30 Who’s in charge: SUNRISE TOMORROW ...... 7:25 A.M. Buffalo 44 29 .04 pc 34 26 Providence, R.I. 62 49 c 42 27 Gerry Mulligan ...... Publisher, 563-3222 MOONRISE TODAY ...... 9:54 A.M. 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comfortable in the role, very un- Hook Elementary School prepared,” Deutschman said. “I the worst day of his presi- HALE think people underestimate the ALERT OBAMA dency and vowed to take Continued from Page A1 difficulty and responsibility of Continued from Page A1 Continued from Page A1 action. being a school board member.” Parents of the slain Con- health issues. Asked if her own Kennedy said Hale didn’t and there were no witnesses. will require approval from necticut children added health contributed to the deci- show enthusiasm on the board. The center then sent the AMBER a Congress that has been their voices to the na- sion to resign, Hale said, “a little “I’m not sure she really knew Alert to its secondary carriers — com- loath to tackle gun control tional dialogue Monday. bit,” but declined to elaborate. why she wanted the job, and panies that can quickly disseminate the legislation for more than a Members of the newly Hale gave a brief resignation sometimes that seemed appar- information to their customers, said decade. The politically formed group Sandy Hook letter to board Chairwoman Gin- ent,” he said. “I don’t know what Bob Hoever, director of special powerful NRA has vowed Promise called for an ger Bryant that offered no expla- motivated her to be a board programs. to fight any measure that open-minded discussion nation for her decision. member.” Hoever, whose office is in Washing- would limit access to guns about a range of issues, in- “This letter is to serve as my Hale said the issue was family ton, D.C., said AMBER Alerts have the and ammunition, a hard- cluding guns, mental official resignation from my cur- health and nothing more. ability to quickly mobilize citizens into line position that could health and safety in rent position of Citrus County “My heart’s still there, no helping to find missing or abducted sway some Republicans schools and other public District IV School Board Mem- doubt about it,” she said. children. and conservative places. ber, Citrus County, Florida. This Hale praised board members The text message is limited to 90 Democrats. And lawmakers in New resignation is to take effect im- and the administration. characters and the FCC will not allow a Despite the opposition, York state pressed ahead mediately,” the letter reads. “It’s been a great two months,” link to the AMBER Alert website as Obama said he would “vig- with what would be the na- “Thank you for your cooperation she said. “I have nothing but part of the message, Hoever said. orously pursue” measures tion’s first gun control and kind consideration of this positives.” Still, he acknowledged that Monday’s to tighten gun laws. measure approved since matter.” Hale’s resignation leaves the message could leave residents of Citrus “My starting point is not the school shootings. Her resignation left board school board with four members County convinced that the alert was for to worry about the poli- Among the items in a ten- members shocked. until Gov. Rick Scott appoints a their own community. tics,” he said. tative agreement in the “I’m bewildered. I don’t know replacement. “I feel really bad for anybody it did The president’s new re- state Legislature are fur- what happened,” Bryant said. Murray declined to comment wake up,” he said. “We’re going to have solve follows a lack of ther restrictions on the “I’ve never seen that happen on Hale’s resignation and said to really take a look at the program.” movement in tackling gun state’s ban on assault before.” he hadn’t thought about whether Though cell customers can opt out of violence throughout much weapons, limits on the size Board members Pat he would seek appointment to the AMBER Alert program, Hoever of his first term, despite of magazines to seven bul- Deutschman and Thomas fill the vacancy. hopes they do not. several high-profile shoot- lets, down from the current Kennedy said it seemed Hale Contact Chronicle reporter “We don’t want to anger the public,” ings. He called the Dec. 14 10, and more stringent was having trouble fitting in. Mike Wright at 352-563-3228 or he said. “We want to embrace the pub- massacre of 20 children background checks for “She seemed to be very un- [email protected]. lic to help find these children.” and six adults at Sandy sales.

prices based largely on the to arthritis. He said this is buyers can expect a lot of mosassa. “Prices are going people on the range.” fear of future restrictions. a growing part of his questions and a lot of ad- way up for guns and As a longtime gun GUNS “They’re not putting a business. vice — whether they a ammo, we’re dealing with dealer, Garvin is adamant Continued from Page A1 gun in every window of Clovis also takes pride want a gun for self- supply and demand.” about not losing any Sec- their house, they’re going in locating what customers defense, a gun to carry, one “Obama is the best gun ond Amendment rights. do here is absolutely unbe- target shooting,” he said. want, which has brought in for target shooting or just salesman America ever “They’ve got a right to do lievable,” Clovis said. “It’s a hobby, it’s definitely many buyers as demand think they’d better get one had,” he said. something to protect chil- “Nov. 7 was when it recreational shooting,” he and the threat of being out- now. As for cost, they can He has found a similar dren in the classrooms,” started.” The customers said. “People are upset be- lawed has made some of expect to spend $350 to trend with customer shoot- he said, “but you are not have been a mix of long- cause a part of their life the more exotic semi- $550 for a handgun for per- ing habits. “They’re not for going to stop crazy time shooters and first- they’ve built into retire- automatic firearms and ac- sonal protection. hunting or self-defense, people.” time buyers. To ment — going out and tar- cessories very hard to find “We want them to get the people are plinking,” he Marc Solgan has a dif- accommodate the latter, get shooting — is pretty and very expensive. right gun,” he said. “It may said. “Just plinking (shoot- ferent take on the gun he also offers and recom- much being taken away “In general my costs not that Glock they heard ing for fun).” business. He owns Ameri- mends eight-hour gun from them as prices dou- have doubled,” he said. about, but something more Garvin thinks the smart can Trading Post Pawn in courses from entry level to ble and triple.” “Seventeen major gun suitable.” money would be to just Crystal River. Being pri- expert. He gets a lot of first-time manufactures in this coun- The store also attracts ride out the trend, but in- marily a pawn shop, which His best-selling gun has buyers where a retired guy try raised their prices as of collectors, and Clovis has stead people are paying handles guns, he said his been the Ruger 10/22 Take- buys a gun for some target Jan. 1.” Prices have in- some unique historic the high prices. He thinks business has not been af- down, a target shooter fa- shooting and is back in the creased between 5 and 40 pieces traded in by local we are likely to see some fected as much and gun vorite that can be taken store shortly thereafter be- percent, and this is only residents. ban on certain imported sales have always been apart for easy transport. cause his wife wants her January. As a result, peo- “People are buying up firearms and high-capacity steady. While semi-automatic own gun. ple are stocking up so they ammunition real quick, magazines. “You don’t Contact Chronicle re- assault type rifles have Another aspect of serv- will be able to continue there are some shortages,” need a 30-round clip to porter Pat Faherty at 352- dominated the news, ing a senior clientele is their shooting hobby. said Jud Garvin, owner of hunt,” he said. “But they 564-2924 or pfaherty they’re not for most of his matching the firearm to a He said first-time gun Garvin’s Guns in Ho- are more convenient for @chronicleonline.com. Citrus County customers. shooter’s physical capabil- But they have been hit by ities — such as a person rapidly rising ammunition lacking hand strength due WE’LL MEET OR BEAT ANY COMPETITOR’S PRICE CARPET • TILE • WOOD • VINYL • LAMINATE Hours: 621-7700 The Savings Are Yours Because Mon. Fri. 8-5pm Homosassa Sat. 9-1pm Crystal River 795-8600 F REE I NSPECTIONS The Factory Is Ours! Inverness 860-1037 FAUX WOOD BLINDS, TOP TREATMENTS T ERMITE S PECIALISTS DRAPERY, SHADES, SHUTTERS S S INCE 1967 VERTICALS

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000DRM6 A6 TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2013 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Obituaries Wilma Toyota retakes global Chapman, 82 LECANTO Wilma Chapman, 82, of auto sales crown from GM Joseph Lecanto, Fla., died Jan. 12, Body, 82 2013, at HPH Hospice in Associated Press HERNANDO Lecanto. Arrangements by McGan Cremation Service, DETROIT — Toyota has Joseph Michael Body, Hernando. once again dethroned Gen- 82, Hernando, died Jan. 11, eral Motors as the world’s 2013, in Citrus Memorial Robert top-selling automaker. hospital. Mr. Body was The Japanese company born in Manville, N.J., Oct. Fordham, 79 sold 9.7 million cars and 31, 1930, to the late Daniel HOMOSASSA trucks worldwide in 2012, and Helen Mr. Robert Benjamin although it’s still counting. Body. He Fordham, 79, of GM sold 9.29 million. moved to Homosassa, Fla.,, died Both companies saw Citrus Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2013, in higher sales, but Toyota’s County in Inverness. Arrangements growth was far larger as it 1988, from are under the direction of rolled out new versions of Eastthe Homosassa Chapel of popular models like the Meadow, Hooper Funeral Home & Camry. GM executives Joseph N.Y., Crematory. promised sales growth Body where he this year, especially in the retired U.S. Both companies say after 35 years from Pan publicly that they don’t American Airways as an care about who wins, but aircraft maintenance su- concede that the crown is pervisor. Mr. Body served an important morale in the USAF and is a vet- Richard ‘Dick’ booster for employees. eran of the Korean Senderling Sr., GM was the top-selling Conflict. His love and carmaker for more than Associated Press growing knowledge of 80 seven decades before los- HOMOSASSA Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda shows a remodeled Crown sedan last aviation ignited his long ing the title to Toyota in month in Tokyo. Toyota sold a record 9.7 million vehicles last year, bouncing back by career with Pan Am, 2008. But GM retook the A funeral Mass 22 percent from a disaster-struck 2011. It has set an even higher target of 9.91 mil- where his influence ex- sales crown in 2011 when for Richard “Dick” lion vehicles for 2013. The numbers underline Toyota’s solid turnaround from supply panded to key manage- Toyota’s factories were Senderling Sr., 80, of disruptions caused by the earthquake and tsunami in northeastern Japan in 2011 ment roles before his slowed by an earthquake Homosassa, Fla., will be at that had hurt global production and sales. retirement. A skilled and tsunami in Japan. The 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 18, swimmer and a man with a disaster left Toyota deal- Camry, the top-selling car their position,” he said. compact, closed in on GM 2013, at St. Scholastica passion for self-learning in ers with few cars to sell. in the United States. Toyota builds 70 per- with an 11 percent sales Catholic Church. Inter- many areas, Mr. Body lived The company has since GM’s global sales rose cent of the cars it sells in increase across the globe. ment, with military hon- a full, active life in his new recovered. 2.9 percent last year, it an- the U.S. in North America, The United States, where ors, will follow at Florida community. Since his ear- Toyota’s comeback from nounced Monday at the including the Corolla. VW Group sales rose 34 National Cemetery in liest years, he was dedi- the earthquake, and flood- North American Interna- GM is also contending percent, led the way. Bushnell. The family will cated to learning new ing in Thailand, is only tional Auto Show in De- with a stronger Volkswa- Schuster expects GM to receive friends, Thursday skills and engaging them. part of the story, said Jeff troit. Toyota sales rose 22 gen. It narrowly edged out hold off Volkswagen in from 4 to 6 p.m., at the Ho- He was an accomplished Schuster, senior vice pres- percent. the fast-growing German 2013. That’s because VW mosassa Chapel of Hooper woodcraftsman and the ident of forecasting for Schuster expects Toyota company for second place has more of a presence in Funeral Homes & consumate fix-it man. He LMC Automotive, a De- to keep the lead over GM in 2012. VW sold a record Europe, where sales are Crematory. built a woodworking shop troit-area industry fore- this year as it launches a 9.1 million vehicles. falling as the region for himself and spent casting firm. The company new Corolla. Volkswagen, with big struggles with high unem- countless hours in it doing Sam also has freshened up its “I think that’s going to sellers like the Passat ployment and weak what he loved — creating. Murphy, 66 stale midsize sedan, the be enough to keep them in midsize sedan and Jetta economies. He was also a self-taught HOMOSASSA financial planner, building Sam Murphy, 66, of a deep understanding of Homosassa, passed away economics over the years. Jan. 12, 2013. He was pre- Staying busy and involved ceded in death by the love Company offers coupons in cars were important values to of his life, Darlene. He is Mr. Body. He worked at survived capture the digital coupon the hands-free sync button tual coupon was on the Whispering Pines Park as Associated Press by his son, market. There are plenty on their steering wheel Roximity app on Swanson’s a park aide and also Michael ST. PETERSBURG — of apps that use GPS- and instruct the Sync pro- phone. worked as a pool mainte- Murphy The company that sends based location services to gram to access Roximity. In the coming months as nance specialist. He and and wife you blue envelopes determine a phone user’s Then the driver can the app and technology his wife traveled exten- Penny; stuffed with coupons also location and nearby deals search for deals. mature, Swanson said, the sively, including a trip daughter, wants you to save money — but Roximity’s app taps On a recent day not long app and Sync devices will around the world. The Sara while you’re driving. into the vast number of after the partnership was remember a driver’s “pref- birth of his granddaughter Murphy- Valpak has partnered deals from Valpak. announced, Gigi Swanson, erence-based behavior” Tasha, in 1987, brought Sam Ellis and with Roximity, a Denver- “This partnership took the digital alliances and and send alerts based on great joy to his life and he Murphy husband, based app developer, to us to the next level,” said partnerships strategist at prior redemptions — simi- is remembered fondly for Stephen Ellis; grandsons, bring coupons and deals Nancy Cook, the vice pres- Valpak, demonstrated the lar to Amazon’s or iTunes’ his care and dedication to Mason and Bryce Murphy; to drivers of newer-model ident of digital business device on a new Ford “recommendations.” her. and extended family and Fords and Lincolns who development at Valpak. Focus. Valpak already targets Left to mourn his pass- friends. use the voice-controlled “We’re delivering offers “Find nearby deals,” homeowners who receive ing is his wife of 60 years, Sam was currently em- Sync AppLink connected anywhere, any time.” she said to her dashboard. their coupons based on ZIP Anne (Osyczka) Body, ployed as area manager in to their mobile phone. About one million Fords “Roximity found 10 deals code; the coupons are sent Hernando; two daughters, Refactory. The app allows people and Lincolns are set up nearby,” the computerized out in batches of 10,000 in Joanne Osenenko and hus- A funeral service will be to hear about personal- for the new app and tech- woman’s voice replied. One the U.S. and Canada and band Derek, of Woodstock, at 2 p.m., Friday, Jan. 18, ized deals from stores, nology, Cook said. of the deals was for a large are based on geographical N.Y., Susan Madden and 2013, with a visitation one restaurants and other Here’s how it works: pizza at a nearby restau- locations, income levels husband Kevin, of East hour prior at Stowers businesses as they drive. People who drive selected rant. Swanson showed how and postal carrier routes. Meadow, N.Y.; his brother, Funeral Home, Brandon, The “coupon” appears on vehicles with the Sync Ap- to call the restaurant or All of the mailed offers are William, of St. Louis, Fla. Interment will follow the driver’s smartphone pLink can download the read details of the offer, all printed in St. Petersburg; Mo.; and one grandchild, at Hillsboro Memorial and can be redeemed Roximity app on their without touching the some 40 million coupons Tasha. Gardens, Brandon. In lieu once the car is stopped. phone. Once in the car, phone. Had Swanson are printed and sent each Funeral services will be of flowers donations may Valpak, which is based they plug the phone into wanted to buy that pizza, month. at 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 18, be made to Hospice of in St. Petersburg, is trying the USB port and launch she would have showed the Many of those offers will 2013, at Chas. E. Davis Fu- Citrus County of the to branch out from the tra- the Roximity app. As they cashier the coupon once in- be featured on the Roxim- neral Home. Burial with Nature Coast, P. O. Box ditional print offers and are driving, they can push side the restaurant; the vir- ity app. military honors will follow 641270, Beverly Hills, at Florida National FL 34464, 866-642-0962 Cemetery. Visitation will hospiceofcitrus.org. be 12 to 1 p.m., at the fu- Stowers Funeral Home, neral home. www.stowersfh.com, pro- Fla. officials want shorter ballot, more early voting Sign the guest book at vided information. www.chronicleonline.com. Associated Press they should have the flexi- ments,” said Duval County allows the questions to ex- SO YOU KNOW bility to hold at least eight elections supervisor Jerry ceed the 75-word limit im- Katherine TALLAHASSEE — Long and up to 14 days of early Holland. posed on citizens groups Cordell, 93  The Citrus County voting lines in November voting, and to be allowed The Legislature loaded that petition to have ques- Chronicle’s CLEARWATER policy that again put Florida more flexibility in choosing up the ballot with anti- tions placed on the ballot. permits both free and under national scrutiny early voting sites. They also abortion, pro-church, tax Counties that had never Katherine Lee Cordell, paid obituaries. Email could be eased in future said the 11 long questions cut and anti-Obamacare previously had multi-page 93, of Clearwater, Fla., obits@ chronicle elections if lawmakers re- the Republican-dominated questions designed to ballots used them in the died Sunday, Jan. 13, 2013, online.com or phone store the early voting days Legislature jammed onto bring out conservative vot- last election, while the in Hernando. Interment 352-563-5660 for they cut and stop putting the ballot increased voting ers. And they took advan- ballot in Miami-Dade will take place at Wood- details and pricing so many long constitu- time and required more tage of an exemption that county was 12 pages long. lawn Memory Gardens, St. options. tional amendment propos- time to scan the multi- Petersburg. Services are  Paid obituaries are als on the ballot, a Senate paged ballots. private. Arrangements are printed as submitted committee heard Monday. “A shorter ballot reduces under the direction of the by funeral homes. 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YTD Poor’s 500 1,470.68 DOW 13519.95 13460.47 13507.32 +18.89 +0.14% +3.08% for the iPhone 5 may be nitely in wait and see NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 5602.34 5569.78 5600.49 +27.87 +0.50% +5.53% weaker than expected. Russell -0.67 mode,” said Brian Gen- DOW Util. 459.58 457.65 458.19 -0.77 -0.17% +1.13% The Dow Jones industrial 2000 880.10 dreau, a market strategist Vol. (in mil.) 2,951 1,848 NYSE Comp. 8721.89 8688.56 8717.44 +5.05 +0.06% +3.24% average edged higher. at Cetera Financial Group. Pvs. Volume 3,242 1,781 NASDAQ 3123.31 3104.24 3117.50 -8.13 -0.26% +3.25% Advanced 1502 1147 S&P 500 1472.05 1465.69 1470.68 -1.37 -0.09% +3.12% The Dow rose 18.89 NYSE diary Investors will be scruti- Declined 1506 1282 S&P 400 1060.50 1055.93 1059.15 +1.24 +0.12% +3.79% points to 13,507.32 Mon- Advanced: 1,502 nizing revenues to assess New Highs 235 139 Wilshire 5000 15527.54 15460.96 15513.37 -9.51 -0.06% +3.46% day, having fallen as Declined: 1,506 whether the drawn-out New Lows 3 9 Russell 2000 880.98 877.56 880.10 -0.67 -0.08% +3.62% much as 29 points at the Unchanged: 130 debate over the “fiscal start of the day. The S&P cliff ” had an impact on Stocks of Local Interest 500 fell 1.37 point to Volume: 2.9 b consumer spending. A se- 52-WK RANGE CLOSE YTD 1YR 1,470.68. The Nasdaq Nasdaq diary ries of tax hikes and NAME TICKER LO HI CLOSE CHG %CHG WK MO QTR %CHG %RTN P/E DIV composite index fell 8.13 Advanced: 1,147 spending cuts due to points to 3,117.50 come into effect Jan. 1 AK Steel Hold AKS 3.42 2 10.33 4.46 -.22 -4.7 ttt -3.0 -51.1 dd ... Declined: 1,282 The S&P 500 closed at a were only averted by a AT&T Inc T 29.02 6 38.58 34.02 -.25 -0.7 tts+0.9 +20.2 44 1.80f five-year high of 1,472 on Unchanged: 139 last-minute deal. Ametek Inc AME 29.86 0 38.97 38.60 -.17 -0.4 tss+2.7 +32.0 21 0.24 Thursday, following a Volume: 1.8 b Earnings growth has Anheuser-Busch InBev BUD 60.52 9 91.21 87.30 -.30 -0.3 tst -0.1 +46.9 1.57e AP 9 tst solid start to the fourth- likely peaked for now be- Bank of America BAC 6.44 12.20 11.47 -.16 -1.4 -1.2 +69.9 30 0.04 quarter earnings report- cause companies have 0 tss Capital City Bank CCBG 6.35 12.23 11.88 -.11 -0.9 +4.5 +23.4 dd ... ing period and amid demand. Apple slipped been relying on cost cut- 6 tss CenturyLink Inc CTL 36.50 43.43 40.07 -.25 -0.6 +2.4 +18.1 36 2.90 optimism that the outlook below $500 a share for the ting, rather than growth, 0 tss Citigroup C 24.61 43.25 42.22 -.12 -0.3 +6.7 +35.5 13 0.04 for global growth is first time in nearly a year, to boost profitability, says 4 sss Commnwlth REIT CWH 13.46 21.43 15.86 +.15 +1.0 +0.1 -7.5 28 1.00 brightening. in early trading. The stock Ron Sloan, a senior port- 9 rss Disney DIS 38.38 53.40 50.59 +.01 ... +1.6 +32.6 16 0.75f Apple’s stock, which isn’t has slumped 28 percent folio manager at Invesco. Duke Energy DUK 59.63 6 71.13 65.39 -.30 -0.5 tss+2.5 +7.0 18 3.06 included in the Dow but since closing at a record Analysts currently fore- EPR Properties EPR 40.04 7 48.92 46.14 +.13 +0.3 sss+0.1 +10.8 20 3.00 accounts for 10.3 percent of $702.10 in September. cast that fourth-quarter Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 77.13 8 93.67 89.58 -.03 ... rss+3.5 +7.9 11 2.28 the Nasdaq index and 3.7 Computer maker Dell 2012 earnings for S&P 500 Ford Motor F 8.82 0 14.07 13.99 -.01 -0.1 tss+8.0 +17.6 11 0.40f percent of the S&P, slid surged $1.41, or 13 per- companies will increase Gen Electric GE 18.02 7 23.18 21.12 -.01 ... rts+0.6 +15.6 16 0.76f $18.55 to $501.75 after The cent, to $12.29 following a 3.3 percent, according to Home Depot HD 43.52 9 65.92 63.48 -.22 -0.3 tss+2.6 +49.2 23 1.16 Wall Street Journal re- report it’s in talks with S&P Capital IQ. That com- Intel Corp INTC 19.23 3 29.27 22.00 -.00 ... rss+6.7 -11.4 10 0.90 ported the company has re- buyout firms. The com- pares with 8.4 percent IBM IBM 179.32 5 211.79 192.62 -1.83 -0.9 tts+0.6 +8.5 13 3.40 duced its orders for iPhone pany is considering going from the same period a Lowes Cos LOW 24.76 0 36.47 35.38 -.45 -1.3 ttt -0.4 +37.3 21 0.64 5 components due to weak private with at least two year earlier. McDonalds Corp MCD 83.31 5 102.22 91.53 -.20 -0.2 tss+3.8 -5.3 17 3.08f Microsoft Corp MSFT 26.26 1 32.95 26.89 +.06 +0.2 sts+0.7 -0.2 15 0.92 Motorola Solutions MSI 44.18 0 57.63 57.67 +.17 +0.3 sss+3.6 +26.8 24 1.04 NextEra Energy NEE 58.71 0 72.22 71.69 -.09 -0.1 tss+3.6 +25.3 14 2.40 Penney JC Co Inc JCP 15.69 1 43.18 18.09 -.17 -0.9 ttt -8.2 -46.6 dd ... Rates mixed at weekly T-bill auction Piedmont Office RT PDM 16.10 9 18.91 18.50 +.10 +0.5 sss+2.5 +8.5 16 0.80 Regions Fncl RF 4.75 9 7.73 7.19 -.05 -0.7 tss+0.8 +51.7 cc 0.04 Associated Press The Treasury Depart- was the highest since Sears Holdings Corp SHLD 34.00 3 85.90 44.60 +3.65 +8.9 sss+7.8 +34.0 dd ... ment auctioned $28 billion those bills averaged 0.085 Smucker, JM SJM 70.50 0 90.24 88.30 +.08 +0.1 sss+2.4 +14.5 20 2.08 WASHINGTON — In- in three-month bills at a percent on Dec. 26. Sprint Nextel Corp S 2.10 0 6.04 5.69 -.23 -3.9 tss+0.4 +157.4 dd ... terest rates on short-term discount rate of 0.075 per- The discount rates re- Texas Instru TXN 26.06 8 34.24 32.34 -.08 -0.2 tss+4.7 +7.8 20 0.84f Treasury bills were mixed cent, up from 0.065 percent flect that the bills sell for Time Warner TWX 33.62 0 50.28 49.30 -.31 -0.6 tss+3.1 +35.6 18 1.04 in Monday’s auction with last week. Another $32 bil- less than face value. For a UniFirst Corp UNF 55.86 8 88.35 81.44 -.39 -0.5 tss+11.1 +33.7 16 0.15 rates on three-month bills lion in six-month bills was $10,000 bill, the three- Verizon Comm VZ 36.80 5 48.77 42.59 -.71 -1.6 ttt -1.6 +16.5 39 2.06 rising to the highest level auctioned at a discount month price was Vodafone Group VOD 24.95 3 30.07 26.27 -.32 -1.2 tss+4.3 +1.3 1.54e in three weeks while rates rate of 0.105 percent, the $9,994.69, while a six- WalMart Strs WMT 57.18 6 77.60 68.30 -.33 -0.5 tts+0.1 +18.2 14 1.59 on six-month bills were same as last week. month bill sold for Walgreen Co WAG 28.53 0 39.21 39.04 -.06 -0.2 tss+5.5 +17.9 18 1.10 unchanged. The three-month rate $9,998.10. YRC Worldwide Inc YRCW 4.56 3 14.80 6.63 -.07 -1.0 ttt -1.8 -41.2 dd ... Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last Business HIGHLIGHTS 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or Dell’s stock soars on UPS abandons $6.9 billion paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. report of possible buyout deal for TNT Express

Interestrates NET 1YR ROUND ROCK, Texas — Dell’s stock UPS scrapped plans to grow in Europe TREASURIES YEST PVS CHG AGO Stock indexes were mixed on soared 13 percent Monday on a report that through the acquisition of Dutch delivery com- 3-month T-bill .06 0.06 ... .03 Monday, as drops in telecom- the struggling personal computer maker is in pany TNT Express because European regula- munications and technology 6-month T-bill .10 0.10 ... .05 talks to take the company private. tors were getting ready to reject the $6.9 billion stocks offset gains by compa- 52-wk T-bill .13 0.13 ... .09 nies that sell consumer goods. Citing unidentified people familiar with the deal. 2-year T-note .25 0.25 ... .22 The Standard & Poor’s 500 in- situation, Bloomberg News said Dell has dis- It would have been the largest acquisition The yield on the 5-year T-note .76 0.78 -0.02 .79 dex fell to a modest loss for the cussed a potential sale with at least two firms in UPS history. 10-year Trea- 10-year T-note 1.85 1.87 -0.02 1.87 second consecutive day. sury note fell to that specialize in buying companies that UPS offered in March to buy TNT, Europe’s 30-year T-bond 3.03 3.05 -0.02 2.91 1.85 percent have fallen out of favor with investors. The second-largest delivery company, to better Monday. Yields Harry Winston HWD report didn’t name the interested firms. compete with Europe’s largest, Deutsche affect interest NET 1YR Dell Inc., based in Round Rock, Texas, de- Post’s DHL. Regulators objected, saying the rates on con- Close: $15.08 0.62 or 4.3% BONDS YEST PVS CHG AGO Swatch Group, the Swiss watch clined to comment. deal would reduce competition in the market sumer loans. maker, said that it will pay about $1 Barclays LongT-BdIdx 2.64 2.65 -0.01 2.43 for express delivery of small packages. UPS billion to acquire the Canadian Swatch in $1 billion deal Bond Buyer Muni Idx 4.02 4.02 ... 4.63 watch and jewelry brand. said Monday that it had proposed “tangible Barclays USAggregate 1.80 1.81 -0.01 2.19 $16 for Harry Winston brand remedies,” but after meeting with regulators PRIME FED Barclays US High Yield 5.75 5.75 ... 7.95 15 RATE FUNDS GENEVA — Switzerland’s biggest watch on Friday, the Atlanta company told TNT it Moodys AAA Corp Idx 3.77 3.78 -0.01 3.90 14 YEST 3.25 .13 maker, Swatch Group AG, will pay about $1 saw no prospect of the deal being approved. Barclays CompT-BdIdx 1.05 1.06 -0.01 .99 6 MO AGO 3.25 .13 13 billion to buy Canada’s Harry Winston watch Barclays US Corp 2.73 2.74 -0.01 3.68 OJND Investors exit stock funds 1 YR AGO 3.25 .13 52-week range and jewelry brand, officials from both compa- $10.32 $16.14 nies said Monday. for sixth year in a row Commodities FUELS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD Vol.: 6.3m (10.8x avg.) PE: ... The Biel, Switzerland-based company BOSTON — Investors pulled money from Crude Oil (bbl) 94.14 93.56 +0.62 +2.5 Mkt. Cap: $1.28 b Yield: ... The price of nat- Ethanol (gal) 2.33 2.29 +0.04 +6.4 agreed to pay $750 million to acquire the stock mutual funds in 2012 for the sixth year Flowers Foods FLO ural gas rose on Heating Oil (gal) 3.06 3.01 +1.79 +0.6 brand from Toronto-based Harry Winston Di- in a row, despite the stock market’s strong hopes that fore- Natural Gas (mm btu) 3.37 3.33 +1.38 +0.7 Close: $27.22 2.39 or 9.6% amond Corp. and will also assume as much performance. Bond funds attracted the most casts for colder Unleaded Gas (gal) 2.75 2.74 +0.53 -2.1 Bankrupt snack maker Hostess temperatures Brands said that it selected bids by as $250 million in debt, a joint statement cash since 2009, another illustration of how the rival bakery to buy six of its will mean in- METALS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD said. conservative investors have become with Gold (oz) 1668.90 1660.00 +0.54 -0.4 bread brands for $390 million. creased demand $30 The acquisition includes the Harry Winston their money since the financial crisis. for heating. That Silver (oz) 31.08 30.37 +2.35 +3.0 25 production company in Geneva and more A net $90 billion was withdrawn from U.S. would cut into Platinum (oz) 1656.30 1629.30 +1.66 +7.6 Copper (lb) 3.62 3.64 -0.55 -0.6 than 500 employees globally. stock mutual funds last year, industry con- the glut of sup- 20 Palladium (oz) 702.55 700.70 +0.26 -0.0 sultant Strategic Insight said on Monday. The ply of the com- 15 E-book reading on the rise OJND total included $26 billion pulled out in Decem- modity. AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD 52-week range Cattle (lb) 1.30 1.31 -0.19 +0.4 $18.46 $27.25 among young people ber, the tenth month in a row that with- Coffee (lb) 1.53 1.53 -0.03 +6.6 Vol.: 3.4m (3.6x avg.) PE: 30.9 NEW YORK — E-books may finally be drawals have exceeded deposits. Corn (bu) 7.24 7.09 +2.15 +3.7 Mkt. Cap: $3.76 b Yield: 2.4% Cotton (lb) 0.76 0.76 -0.13 +0.5 catching on with the toughest of customers: JPMorgan told to fix Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 376.20 371.40 +1.29 +0.6 Fifth & Pacific FNP young people. Orange Juice (lb) 1.12 1.14 +0.13 -3.9 oversight tied to $6B loss Close: $14.31 1.47 or 11.4% A report commissioned by children’s pub- Soybeans (bu) 14.60 14.25 +2.46 +2.9 Weaker sales at the clothing lisher Scholastic Inc. finds that 46 percent of WASHINGTON — JPMorgan Chase & Wheat (bu) 7.67 7.55 +1.62 -1.4 company’s Juicy Couture brand hurt its fourth-quarter performance, but respondents aged 9-17 had read an e-book Co. has been ordered to take steps to correct MutualFunds its 2012 revenue beat expectations. as of last year, compared to just 25 percent poor risk management that led to a surprise $16 in 2010. And around half of those who have trading loss last year of more than $6 billion. TOTAL RETURN FAMILY FUND NAV CHG YTD 1YR 3YR* 5YR* 14 not read an e-book say they want to do so. Federal regulators also on Monday cited 12 American Funds BalA m 20.90 +.02 +2.5 +14.5 +10.2 +4.7 But the appeal of paper remains. 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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE State’s schools still face hurdles EDITORIAL BOARD he periodical state’s graduation countability instruments are Gerry Mulligan ...... publisher Education rate was ranked 44th important. We do need to know TWeek recently in the nation. The re- what is working and how insti- Mike Arnold ...... editor published its annual port didn’t event tutions are performing as well Charlie Brennan ...... editor at large Quality Counts State take into account as how well students are learn- Curt Ebitz ...... citizen member Report Card. Florida that graduating sen- ing. But Florida’s problem is received a B- and iors’ ACT and SAT that we have a system that Mac Harris ...... citizen member ranked sixth nation- scores were among measures competence in only a Founded Rebecca Martin ...... guest member ally, so immediately the worst in the few subjects. So rather than ac- by Albert M. Williamson Brad Bautista ...... copy chief the usual suspects country or that 50 counting for all the things that engaged in the typi- Dan Gelber percent of those who matter in schools, we make all “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” cal self-adulation. FLORIDA graduate need reme- that matters only the things we — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus The Republican dial work if they get account for. Party of Florida and VOICES to college. And compounding the prob- Gov. Scott rushed to Of course you get lem is a funding shortfall. MEETING TODAY tweet out their congratulations what you pay for, and, indeed, Florida schools, with such lim- to each other for these our poor achievement score ited budgets, can’t afford to em- successes. was very close to the D+ we re- phasize anything but what is I don’t relish being the guy ceived in the “education fund- tested and what is part of the constantly throwing cold water ing” category. According to school grading system. The re- on the party, but a closer read of Education Week, Florida ranks sult is a terrible kind of triage in Don’t lose the Education Week report re- near the bottom in every rele- public education, where elec- flects what most parents of vant education spending tives, higher-level coursework, schools kids already know. All is metric. extra-curricular activities are definitely not well in Florida’s So before they uncork cham- all neglected or, worse, elimi- schools. The report grades the pagne bottles, Floridians nated because they don’t im- sight of MFL 50 states on a variety of educa- should know that the failure of prove a school’s grades. tion components, and where Gov. Scott and the legislature to A strong accountability sys- Florida did well is not nearly as support public schools ade- tem needs to broaden, not nar- important as where we tanked. quately has created a palpable row the curriculum. That Florida received top grades achievement deficit in our cannot happen if you only have ramifications for its accountability and as- state. Getting straight A’s for accountability without ade- sessments. In other words, we having lots of tests is not the quate school funding. Until Tal- his morning, regional Water (OFW) law. Included got an “A” for the amount and same as getting A’s on the tests. lahassee understands the need water officials will on the OFL list are both the quality of testing we conduct in Weighing a malnourished dog to raise the bar as well as the fi- Thear questions and Homosassa and Chassahow- our schools. This should come every day doesn’t make him any nancial investment, Florida comments from citizens who itzka rivers, as well as the as no surprise to Florida teach- better. We shouldn’t be cele- will continue to celebrate medi- feel the condoning of the re- Withlacoochee and Crystal ers, who feel forced to spend brating how sophisticated our ocrity at the expense of true testing regimen is when we per- achievement. duction of flows in the Chas- rivers, which have yet to have more time giving tests than ac- tually teaching coursework. form so poorly, and too many That’s because testing is not sahowitzka and Homosassa MFLs set. But testing is not teaching, young people don’t graduate — teaching. rivers does noth- While and, in fact, in the category of or graduate lacking skills to ■ ing but court fur- SWFWMD has ac- “achievement” Florida was reach their full potential in the ——— ——— ther degradation. THE ISSUE: knowledged river clearly subpar. We earned a C- job market. Dan Gelber was a state During the Minimum flows degradation — from Education Week because, Don’t misunderstand. I be- senator and former House 10 a.m. meeting at and levels. evidenced by according to its report, too lieve there have been achieve- Democratic leader from the Southwest such things has many kids are not proficient in ment gains in the few subjects Miami. He can be contacted at Florida Water habitat loss and math or reading. Plus, our tested and strongly believe ac- [email protected]. Management Dis- OUR OPINION: signs of saltwater trict (SWFWMD) Don’t blur the intrusion — it headquarters in line between seeks to establish Brooksville, water flows and a wedge of dis- officials will Outstanding tinction between likely politely lis- Florida Water water flow and ten to opponents laws. pollution factors. of the recently es- While working tablished mini- at the direction of mum flows and levels (MFLs). the governor and state law- They’ll correctly be able to makers, water district offi- point to action to cut the MFL cials would be heralded if for the Chassahowitzka from they said, “Yes, allowing a re- the staff-recommended 9 per- duction in flow without tak- cent to 3 percent, which is the ing all polluting variables — same as the Homosassa’s present and future — into ac- MFL. count is ludicrous. We’re ob- If, loosely, history proves ligated under the OFW law to correct, the citizens will crit- ensure that we don’t allow icize the science behind any degradation and our ex- MFLs and question why any pertise would best be used by level of degradation could be allowing us to have sway on allowed, and water officials factors that can improve will stress that their job, as water quality.” related to MFLs, relates ex- They’d be heralded by clusively to water flow, not lovers of Florida’s environ- other degradation issues ment — but they’d probably such as septic tanks, fertiliz- want to get there resumes in ers and saltwater intrusion. order. While the MFLs for the two If nothing comes from this LETTERS rivers are now law, the citizen morning’s meeting, we hope to the Editor activists are applauded for the citizens can inspire ac- pushing the issue. River flow knowledgment by those with Gun debate no debate vances in technology, all the in- OPINIONS INVITED formation in the world is now is inextricably linked to power that the multiple fac- The debate about gun con- ■ The opinions expressed in available at your fingertips ei- water quality and until state tors that determine a river’s trol (a misnomer) really is Chronicle editorials are the ther on the Internet or at your officials connect those dots, health are intertwined and about confiscation and opinions of the newspaper’s editorial board. public library. The library Floridians should seriously no singular one can be sepa- suppression. even has computers and will worry about the health of our rated out. When Mary B. Gregory al- ■ Viewpoints depicted in political cartoons, columns or letters do show you how to use them if riverine environments. Key retired water officials leges that no one would dare not necessarily represent the you don’t already know. When Citrus Countians, specifi- have been vocal about the oppose the Second Amend- opinion of the editorial board. you quote fantasies or hearsay, cally, should be vocal about backward movement in water ment rights but suggests “one ■ Groups or individuals are you are proving yourself to be the state-mandated MFL pol- management. We need those approach” is to disarm the invited to express their opinions both uneducated and unin- icy that smacks in the face of presently in office to do the people by prohibiting ammuni- in a letter to the editor. formed and also not a worthy the Outstanding Florida same. tion, she plays a cat and mouse ■ Persons wishing to address the participant in any conversa- game. editorial board, which meets tion or discussion. If you think There are some sensible sug- weekly, should call Charlie Brennan at 352-563-5660. you can persuade or intimi- gestion on both sides of the de- fer your driver’s license. ■ date people into accepting ID proof tougher bate, but name-calling is not All letters must be signed and include a phone number and your point of view by making Yesterday, I went to change Cheering up section one of them. hometown, including letters outrageous statements, then I my driver’s license ad- Sometimes when I’m The NRA is being verbally sent via email. Names and think you are fooling at least attacked and blamed by some hometowns will be printed; one person. Besides that, if you dress. Well, they asked OUND feeling low, don’t know phone numbers will not be for my birth certificate. S which way to go, I need who know little about the or- published or given out. can persuade or intimidate ganization. Since 1871, a major people with nonfactual data, I said, “Well, I don’t OFF a laugh to cheer me up. ■ Letters must be no longer than have my birth certifi- Some funny lines, objective of the NRA has been 600 words, and writers will be are they really the type of peo- cate. I’m not quite sure Sound Off does it every the training of people of good limited to four letters per ple that you choose to associ- if I was born at home time. repute in the safe handling month. ate with? or in the hospital.” and proper use of firearms. ■ SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, Maybe some of you just need Then they wanted a Don’t assume, ask Over 90,000 training instruc- 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., to edit your own letters before tors teach gun safety. Those so Crystal River, FL 34429. Or, fax passport. I said, “What? CALL This is in regards to to 352-563-3280, or email to you let them fly. The last time I I never had a pass- the article, “Waste of critical of the NRA should [email protected]. checked, there were 60 sec- port.” Sixty years ago, I 563-0579 money,” in Jan. 9’s read its training materials be- onds in a minute. At a rate of went to Korea, but the Sound Off. The person fore making unfounded judge- Do your research fire of four per second, that Marine Corps said I who wrote that, who ments. The tens of thousands would equal 240 rpm, and not didn’t need a passport. I have was at the mall and saw those of people who have success- There is an old saying: “it is 100 rpm as suggested by one proof of my new address from two police officers there, how fully completed safety courses often better to remain silent writer. If you really want to the post office. I was told that did this person know that these and the many programs for and be thought a fool than to know the difference between a was no good. I could buy a police officers were not there for youth, adults and law enforce- speak and remove all doubt.” I semi-auto and an automatic weapon easier than transferring a reason? They could be there ment personnel are a matter of believe this holds true for weapon, look it up. If you want my driver’s license. I am 77, for a couple hours. I’m a retired record. some of the people who send to know how many rounds per moved to a new address for police officer from up North and E.G. Yerian’s letter calling letters to the editor. Maybe you minute an AR-15 will fire, look three months, 6 miles from my I was in the drug unit and some- the NRA greedy, sick, and hav- should just call in and you it up. Kudos to those of you previous address. I will say the times we had units sitting in ing blood on its hands seems to won’t have to give your name. who do your research before clerk and her supervisor were parking lots for four hours wait- me to fall in the category of By the way, the preceding sending in letters. I would be very polite and finally got me a ing for the hit to go down. So for hate mail. I don’t see any facts statement was just an opinion, glad to discuss any topic with change of address even though I a person to say something like backing up her allegations. as I don’t have any factual data you even if I’m not familiar didn’t have my birth certificate that, it’s ludicrous. These offi- Her letter is irresponsible and to back it up. Facts are estab- with that topic. I can always or my passport. Is every Ameri- cers are there for a reason. If he pap. lished truths, backed up by em- look it up on my cell phone. can supposed to have a pass- was so concerned about it, he pirical data, and not just port? Let’s get sensible and should have went over and Gordon B. Boucher something you’ve made up in Captain W. J. (Jack) Fowler change the documents to trans- asked him. Inverness your own mind. Due to ad- Homosassa

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LETTERS to the Editor Real help for vets volved, then please don’t obstruct those who are I recently received an willing to try to do some- email from Citrus County thing constructive to put Veterans Coalition Chair- the PSC back on the track man Richard Floyd bring- that was originally ing my attention to a intended. letter to the editor that “We the People” is the appeared in the Citrus beginning of the pream- County Chronicle’s Dec. ble of our Constitution. It 27 edition, written by Pa- is time to take that phrase tricia Dukeman of Ho- seriously and do mosassa. The letter told something! an all-too-common story When the PSC was of delays in the release of formed, the intention was funds by the military to its that it would be a tool for families. These delays the consumer. Well, that create hardships and in tool has morphed into a this particular case, it was screwdriver. And I am affecting not just the pay- tired of being one of the ment of household utili- screws. ties, but it was also making the difference of Mark Stoltz whether the family’s chil- Inverness dren would have gifts to open on Christmas morning. We are broke As I read Ms. Duke- Someone please tell me man’s letter, I was ap- what is wrong with the palled that she had not people who run this coun- been advised to contact try, whether Democrat or the Citrus County Veter- Republican. We’re broke ans Coalition (CCVC), or and can’t help our own the Citrus County Veter- seniors, veterans, orphans ans Foundation for assis- or homeless. tance. Although the CCVC In the past few years we is a fairly new organiza- have provided direct cash tion (established in 2004), aid to: we are a very proactive 1. Hamas – $351 million community organization, 2. Libya – $1.45 million and receive many refer- 3. Egypt – $397 million rals from the Veteran’s 4. Mexico – $622 million Administration, busi- 5. Russia – $380 million nesses and churches 6. Haiti – $1.4 million throughout Citrus County. 7. Jordan – $463 million The CCVC also has an 8. Kenya – $816 million aggressive promotion de- partment. Besides listing 9. Sudan – $860 million our events in the Coffee 10. Nigeria – $456 million News, Peddler’s Post and 11. Uganda – $451 million other publications, our 12. Congo – $359 million community relations rep- 13. Ethiopia – $981 million resentative, Barbara L. 14. Pakistan – $2 billion Corcoran, appears every 15. S. Africa – $566 month on WYKE’s “Every million Day is a Gift” show, 16. Zambia – $331 million hosted by HPH Hospice’s 17. Iraq – $1.08 billion Anne Black. Mrs. Corco- 18. Tanzania – $554 ran also writes a column million for the Citrus County Chronicle. The column, Even with these billions Veterans Views, appears of dollars of financial aid, on the second Sunday of they all hate us! the month and discusses Our retired seniors on issues that affect veterans “fixed incomes” receive and their families. no aid, nor any breaks Our CCVC food bank is while our government open to Citrus County’s and religious organiza- qualified veterans on tions pour hundreds of Tuesdays and Thursdays millions of dollars and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and tons of aid to foreign is kept stocked with dry countries! goods, canned goods and We have hundreds of more through cash and the Harley Davidson busi- Progress in line.” I would an eye on, then something There is a small but adoptable children who food donations as well as ness in our area, and we suggest he read the edito- is wrong. Again, that is a growing movement under are shoved aside to make money earned through are happy to hear about rial by Randy Schultz in very simple description, way that is going to try to room for the adoption of our monthly yard sales. that. However, it never The Palm Beach Post but it is an undisputable change this system before foreign orphans. We provide a multitude should have become so dated Dec. 14, 2012. fact. the next election. I am America: A country of services for the more much of a challenge. We The PSC is in the pock- Who oversees the PSC? proud and honored to be where we have homeless than 23,000 military veter- cannot help but feel a bit ets of the utilities. That is Our esteemed state Legis- a part of it. without shelter, children ans living in the Citrus disappointed that, with so obvious to anyone willing lature. The proverbial fox If the consumer contin- going to bed hungry, eld- County area. Although many who knew of us and to take the time to see watching the henhouse. ues to perpetuate the erly going without our membership is still our mission, the case still through the rhetoric. The The same group that re- same apathetic attitude needed medications and small, we’re a very proac- failed to find its way to us. subject of the editorial is ceives God knows how toward the status quo, mentally ill without treat- tive group of veterans. Hopefully, with the pub- just one instance of their many millions of dollars then things will continue ment, etc. Yet I remember Part of our strength is via lication of this letter, we lack of ethics and total in “donations” from the to get worse. Instead of a few years ago 12 TV sta- partnering with the Dis- can help even more veter- disregard for the average utilities. You see the co- complaining and always tions running telethons to abled American Veterans ans and their families by consumer. nundrum here? The referring to how “they” raise money for the peo- Chapter 70, their Auxil- connecting them with The name Public Serv- politicians and PSC share must fix things, get in- ple of Haiti for earth- iary, the Korean War Vet- businesses willing to do- ice Commission implies the gold while the con- volved and become one of quake aid. Ships and erans Association, and nate time and/or materi- they are there for us. But sumer is getting the shaft. the “they.” If people con- planes loaded with tents, several other military ori- als, or at the very least, the name is an oxymoron. I wrote State Rep. Jim- tinue to groan and moan clothes, bedding and ented organizations. We pointing those in need in They enjoy too many mie T. Smith and Sen. but don’t get involved, medical aid! are a volunteer, non-paid, the right direction to get perks at the expense of Charlie Dean in the hope then at least learn the Imagine if our “govern- group of veterans whose the help they seek. the consumer. The vari- of getting their input on facts before you espouse ment” gave this same type mission is to make a dif- So, step up to the plate, ous junkets and parties the feasibility of getting their virtues. of support to our own ference in the lives of veterans of Citrus County, for them are paid for by this changed. It was a The PSC is out of con- needy back here at home. those veterans that are in and join our group. We the utility companies. The waste of time. Rep. Smith trol. Their arrogance and Sad isn’t it? need. Our motto is “Veter- have some interesting money that is spent for owes his re-election to pious attitude must be Yet, our government ans helping Veterans.” and fun project positions these, of course, comes special interests. He cer- reined in before they be- continues to spend money Our newsletter, The open now. Just a few from the consumer. tainly wasn’t re-elected on come unmanageable. Our we don’t have and need to Coalition Crusader, can hours of your time will The original concept in his abysmal job perform- legislature should not be borrow to help foreign be obtained free of charge make a world of the formation of the PSC ance. Not they, nor any their watchdog. They both countries! at many Citrus County difference! was to oversee the utili- other politician are will- have become shameful ing to dam up the flow of tools of special interests. Tom Restivo businesses. It is also Daniel P. Corcoran ties to make sure we were available in .pdf form via not gouged. That is a very money. If you choose not to get in- Inverness our website at www.ccvcfl. Citrus Springs simple and succinct way org. It contains valuable of describing their mis- 000DPFA information as well as Change for PSC sion. When lavish parties, resources. The Jan. 6 edition of the trips and other amenities The situation Ms. Duke- Citrus County Chronicle are allowed to be given to man wrote about had a has a letter from Alfred PSC members by the very happy ending thanks to Mason, “PSC keeps industry they are to keep

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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Nation BRIEFS Obama in showdown with GOP World BRIEFS Shoveling Vows not to use debt ceiling to negotiate deficit reduction Bathing Associated Press ceiling. Obama vowed only after Obama agreed unprecedented. Monday not to use the debt to broad spending cuts. It would require a de- WASHINGTON — Reit- ceiling to negotiate deficit On Monday, Obama said gree of financial creativity erating a threat he first is- reduction. “We are not a Congress should act. “The that could test the law, per- sued in the deadbeat nation,” full faith and credit of the haps even the Constitution. summer of 2011, he declared, creat- United States of America It could shortchange So- President Barack ing an inevitable is not a bargaining chip,” cial Security recipients Obama on Monday showdown with he said. and other people, includ- warned Republi- congressional “Republicans in Con- ing veterans and the poor, cans that older Republicans. gress have two choices who rely on government Americans might The government here,” Obama said. “They programs. not get their Social could run out of can act responsibly, and It could force the Treas- Associated Press Associated Press Security checks cash to pay all its pay America’s bills, or they ury to contemplate selling An Indian Hindu holy man Bruce Thackery shovels and veterans won’t Barack bills in full as early can act irresponsibly and government assets, a step snow Monday at his Obama swings his head as he get timely benefits as Feb. 15, accord- put America through an- considered but rejected in bathes at Sangam, the workplace in the if Congress fails wants GOP to ing to one authori- other economic crisis. But 2011. In short, the Treas- Business Depot in Ogden, act responsibly. confluence of the rivers to increase the tative estimate. they will not collect a ran- ury would have to create Utah. Ganges, Yamuna and government’s borrowing That means Washington som in exchange for not its own form of triage, cre- mythical Saraswati on authority. could once again plunge crashing the American ating a priority list of its Monday during the royal Republicans are insist- into political brinkman- economy.” most crucial obligations, bath on Makar Sankranti Report released ing on spending cuts in ex- ship like it did in 2011 Without an agreement, from interest payments to at the start of the Maha on Wood death change for raising the when Congress ultimately every option facing his ad- debtors to benefits to vul- Kumbh Mela in Alla- current $16.4 trillion debt raised the debt ceiling, but ministration would be nerable Americans. LOS ANGELES — A new habad, India. Millions of report shows coroner’s offi- Hindu pilgrims are ex- pected to take part in the cials amended Natalie large religious congrega- Wood’s death certificate tion that lasts more than based on unanswered 50 days on the banks of questions about bruises on Sangam. her upper body. Los Angeles coroner’s of- ficials state in an addendum to Wood’s autopsy report 13 killed in that some of the bruises Syrian airstrike may have occurred before BEIRUT — Syrian ac- she went into the water and tivists said at least 13 peo- drowned, but that could not ple including eight children be definitively determined. have been killed in a Authorities renewed their regime airstrike on a Dam- inquiry into Wood’s 1981 ascus suburb. death in late 2011. Mon- The Britain-based Syrian day’s report lays out the Observatory for Human reasons for altering her Rights said Syrian war- cause of death from drown- planes hit the residential ing to “drowning and other neighborhood of undetermined factors.” Maadamiyeh south of Dam- Wood was on a yacht off ascus on Monday morning. Catalina Island with hus- The Observatory said at band Robert Wagner and least seven more people co-star Christopher Walken are trapped under the rub- before somehow ending up ble. The group relies on re- in the water. ports from activists on the Sheriff’s spokesman ground. Steve Whitmore said Monday’s attack comes a Wood’s death is an open in- Associated Press A public transport minibus is stopped by Malian soldiers Monday at a checkpoint at the entrance to day after heavy bombard- vestigation, but reiterated ments of strategic areas that Wagner is not consid- Markala in central Mali. Despite intensive aerial bombardments by French warplanes, Islamist insurgents grabbed more territory in Mali on Monday and got much closer to the capital, French and Malian around the capital from ered a suspect. authorities said. which the government is Shooting suspect trying to dislodge rebels. At least 45 people were re- charged as adult ported killed. FRESNO, Calif. — A 16- Mali rebels make gains, year-old student who was Robbers dig teased by his California tunnel to bank high school classmates for BERLIN — German po- his red hair, social awk- vow to avenge bombings lice say robbers dug a 100- wardness and bookish ap- foot tunnel into the safe pearance will be tried as an Associated Press region many fear could become a copters and Mirage fighter jets, deposit room of a Berlin adult for allegedly wounding launch pad for terrorist attacks failed to halt the advance of the bank and escaped with a classmate with a shotgun BAMAKO, Mali — Despite a on the West and a base for coor- rebels, who were only 250 miles their haul, setting a fire as and trying to target another. punishing bombardment by dination with al-Qaida in Yemen, from the capital, Bamako, in the they left to cover their French warplanes, al-Qaida- Somalia and Pakistan. far south. Bryan Oliver pleaded not tracks. guilty Monday in Kern linked insurgents grabbed more The Islamist fighters re- The rebels “took Diabaly after territory in Mali on Monday, seiz- sponded with a counter-offensive fierce fighting and resistance from Berlin police spokesman County Superior Court to Thomas Neuendorf said the two counts of premeditated ing a strategic military camp that Monday, overrunning the garri- the Malian army, that couldn’t brought them far closer to the son town of Diabaly, about 100 hold them back,” said Le Drian, tunnel led from an under- attempted murder and three ground garage into the counts of assault with a government’s seat of power. miles north of Segou, the admin- the French defense minister. Declaring France had “opened istrative capital of central Mali, Mali’s military is in disarray bank’s safe deposit room. firearm in the attack Thurs- the gates of hell” with its assault, said French Defense Minister and has let many towns fall with Neuendorf told The Asso- day at Taft Union High the rebels threatened retribution. Jean-Yves Le Drian. barely a shot fired since the in- ciated Press on Monday the School that left a 16-year- “France ... has fallen into a trap The French Embassy in Ba- surgency in the West African na- tunnel was “very profes- old wounded. much more dangerous than Iraq, mako immediately ordered the tion began almost a year ago. sional” and must have Defense attorney David Afghanistan or Somalia,” said evacuation of the roughly 60 While the al-Qaida-linked ex- taken weeks or even Torres said in court that Omar Ould Hamaha, a leader of French nationals in the Segou re- tremists control the north, they months to complete. It was Oliver did not waive his the Movement for Oneness and gion, said a French citizen who had been blocked in the narrow elaborately constructed and right to change his plea in Jihad in West Africa, one of the insisted on anonymity out of fear central part of the landlocked even had ceiling supports. the future. rebel groups controlling the north, for her safety. nation. Police were alerted to the The potential penalty for speaking on radio Europe 1. France expanded its aerial They appear to have now done break-in early Monday just one count of premedi- French fighter jets have been bombing campaign, launching a flanking move, opening a sec- when a security guard no- tated attempted murder with pummeling the insurgents’ airstrikes for the first time in ond front in the broad southern ticed smoke coming from a firearm is 32 years to life. desert stronghold in the north central Mali to combat the new section of the country, knifing in the deposit room. Students who know the since Friday, determined to shat- threat. But the intense assault, from the west on government Neuendorf said police ter the Islamist domination of a forces. teens said Oliver had been including raids by gunship heli- are still trying to determine bullied. what valuables were stolen Divers assess from the deposit boxes. hull of drill rig Rape hearing to ANCHORAGE, Alaska — be fast-tracked Divers and remotely oper- Military suicides hit record high in 2012 NEW DELHI — Defense ated underwater vehicles lawyers said the cases of five have completed a review of combat in Afghanistan and “This is an epidemic that in the danger zone, when men charged in the fatal the hull of a Royal Dutch Deaths surpass Iraq, complicated by anxi- cannot be ignored,” Sen. they’re transitioning back gang rape of a young ety over the prospect of Patty Murray, D-Wash., said to their families, back to Shell PLC drill barge that woman on a moving New ran aground two weeks ago being forced out of a Monday. “As our newest their communities and re- US combat shrinking force. generation of service ally finding a sense of pur- Delhi bus are expected to be on a remote Alaska island. shifted to a fast track court. A spokeswoman for the Pentagon figures ob- members and veterans pose for themselves,” said fatalities tained Monday by The As- face unprecedented chal- Kim Ruocco, whose hus- A hearing on whether to joint information center on move the cases was to be the Kulluk grounding, sociated Press show the lenges, today’s news shows band, Marine Maj. John Associated Press 349 suicides among active- we must be doing more to Ruocco, killed himself be- held Monday. It had been Amber Bassen, said infor- duty troops last year were ensure they are not slip- tween Iraq deployments in set for last week but was mation gathered by divers WASHINGTON — Sui- up from 301 the year be- ping through the cracks.” 2005. She directs a suicide rescheduled when it turned and the ROVs is being cides in the U.S. military fore and exceeded the Military suicides began prevention program for a out that the official list of analyzed. surged to a record 349 last Pentagon’s own internal rising in 2006 and soared to support group, Tragedy charges was not completely The Kulluk is a circular year, far exceeding Ameri- projection of 325. Statistics a then-record 310 in 2009 Assistance Program for legible. barge 266 feet in diameter can combat deaths in alone do not explain why before leveling off for two Survivors, or TAPS. Five men have been with a 160-foot derrick. Afghanistan, and some pri- troops take their own lives, years. It came as a surprise The Army, by far the charged with the Dec. 16 The Kulluk drilled last year vate experts are predicting and the Pentagon’s mili- to many that the numbers largest of the military serv- attack on the young in the Beaufort Sea. It was the dark trend will grow tary and civilian leaders resumed an upward climb ices, had the highest num- woman, who died later in a being towed to Seattle on worse this year. have acknowledged that this year, given that U.S. ber of suicides among Singapore hospital. They Dec. 27 when it lost its tow The Pentagon has strug- more needs to be done to military involvement in active-duty troops last year could face the death line. Reattached lines also gled to deal with the sui- understand the causes. Iraq is over and the Obama at 182, but the Marine penalty if convicted. A sixth cides, which Defense broke and the vessel ran Last year’s total is the administration is taking Corps, whose suicide num- suspect, who said he is 17 Secretary Leon Panetta aground New Year’s Eve. highest since the Pentagon steps to wind down the war bers had declined for two years old, is likely to be and others have called an in Afghanistan. years, had the largest per- The drill vessel was re- began closely tracking sui- tried in a juvenile court if epidemic. The problem re- cides in 2001. It exceeds “Now that we’re de- centage increase — a 50 floated Jan. 6 and towed to medical tests confirm he is flects severe strains on mil- the 295 Americans who creasing our troops and percent jump to 48. The Kiliuda Bay, a sheltered bay a minor. on Kodiak Island. itary personnel burdened died in Afghanistan last they’re coming back home, Marines’ worst year was —From wire reports with more than a decade of year, by the AP’s count. that’s when they’re really 2009’s 52 suicides. —From wire reports ■ Sports briefs/B2, B3 ■ B2 Section B - TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2013 Basketball/ ■ Lance Armstrong/B2 ■ Scoreboard/B3 SPORTS ■ TV, lottery/B3 ■ Entertainment/B4 CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Oak Hall comeback sinks SRCS girls CARL MCDERMOTT sisters combined for 21 re- the basket and forced them to Correspondent bounds and four blocked shots. shoot from the outside. The Ea- Gage’s 18 points leads Warriors past Eagles Seven Rivers coach Gary gles hit only three of 10 shots SEAN ARNOLD affair between the former dis- LECANTO — Two determined Dreyer had nothing but praise but it was enough to take a 7-3 Correspondent trict rivals, with both teams teams met on the basketball for his team destire the loss. lead as the first quarter ended. featuring more of a half-court court Monday night as the Seven “The girls played a good team At the start of the second LECANTO — Despite un- style of play that slowed the Rivers Christian Warriors took and gave it everything they quarter Seven Rivers was able dergoing a pair of four-minute game down and kept shots at a on the Oak Hall Academy Eagles had,” Dreyer said. “I’m very to solve the pressure defense scoreless stretches in what was minimum. of Gainesville. In the end, Oak proud of their effort.” and its offense clicked into gear. not near its sharpest game, the “I thought we gave a lot of Hall prevailed 50-45 in a game Oak Hall used a full-court The team started to find the Seven Rivers Christian boys effort, but I don’t think we whose outcome was in doubt pressure defense that led to nu- open shooter and used quick basketball squad cruised to a executed consistently on until the final minute. merous Warrior turnovers and passes for easy baskets. This 50-31 victory over Oak Hall in offense,” Warriors head coach The Warriors were led by a lack of points being scored. forced the Eagles to abandon the Warriors’ gym on Monday. Alexis Zachar with 20 points Seven Rivers’ height advantage It was a relatively tame See BOYS/ Page B3 and Andrea Zachar with 10. The kept their opponent away from See SRCS/ Page B3 CR girls blast into semis Pirates soccer routs Taylor in District 2A-6 tourney C.J. RISAK Correspondent

OCALA — Now is no time to relax. That was essentially the half- time message delivered by Crystal River girls soccer coach Bill Reyes to his team Monday during its Dis- trict 2A-6 Tournament quarterfinal match against Pierson-Taylor at Ocala Trinity Catholic High School. The Pirates started quickly against the Wildcats, scoring twice in the first four minutes, then just as quickly faded for the remainder of the half. They bounced back in the sec- ond half, however, putting four balls into the Pierson-Taylor net to pull away to a 6-0 triumph. The victory allows second- seeded Crystal River, now 10-9-2, to advance to the district semifi- nals opposite third seed South Sumter. That match will be at 5 p.m. Wednesday at Trinity Catholic. Pierson-Taylor finishes at 5-16. “We played a lot better in the second half than in the first,” said senior midfielder Melissa Cang Cuesta, who scored one and as- sisted on another of the Pirates first three goals. “I thought we STEPHEN E. LASKO/For the Chronicle passed real well in the second half Citrus senior Deycasha Miller shows off some fancy footwork helping her team to a 2-1 victory over Hernando High School and the score shows it. in the District 3A-6 quarterfinals on Monday night at Citrus High School. With the win, No. 3 seed Citrus moves on to the “We had high expectations com- semifinals Wednesday at Leesburg High School against No. 2 seed Eustis, who defeated Central 8-0. ing into this match and we scored real fast, then we diddle-daddled around a bit.” Second-half goals give Citrus 2-1 win over Hernando in quarters Which is what led to Reyes’ half- JAMES BLEVINS the visiting Hernando game-winning goal off a “It came at a really good time talk. Correspondent Leopards late in the second perfect cross pass from time in the game,” Lammer “That was typical of us in the half off Deycasha Miller’s teammate Paige Antonelli said of her goal. “Because first half,” he said. “We came out INVERNESS — After al- 25-yard shot to the upper 90 to give the No. 3 seed Hur- we only had five minutes quickly, we got the lead and that most two full halves of rela- in the 68th minute. ricanes a 2-1 victory over left and I thought we would gave us a cushion. Then we got off tively messy soccer play, With less than five min- No. 6 Hernando in the Dis- have to go into overtime. the cushion. the Citrus Hurricane girls utes left in the game, Citrus trict 3A-6 quarterfinals “Then (Antonelli) made a “If we don’t come out hard and soccer team pulled it to- sophomore Jesselyn Lam- Monday evening at fast and keep it up, we leave the gether and drew even with mer punched home the Hurricane Stadium. See CANES/ Page B3 door open for our opponent. In the See CR/ Page B3 Murray opens Aussie with win Associated Press major. very open. He doesn’t lie to you, “It was a good start, nice to he tells you exactly how it is and MELBOURNE, Australia — win in straight sets,” he said. “It that’s exactly what I needed.” Playing his first Grand Slam was the hottest day we’ve had Serena Williams overcame a match as a major winner, Andy for a while so the court was right ankle injury to win her first Murray looked quite comfort- playing much quicker.” match at the Australian Open, able in his return to the After a record heat wave routing Edina Gallovits-Hall 6-0, Australian Open. early last week, the last few days 6-0 on Tuesday. Murray beat Robin Haase of in Melbourne With the match 19 minutes the Netherlands 6-3, 6-1, 6-3 in have been cool. old and Williams leading 4-0, the opening round at Mel- The tempera- the 15-time major winner fell to bourne Park on Tuesday. ture was head- the court awkwardly, clutching Asked what it felt like to play ing toward 84 her right ankle. She was helped after his triumph at the U.S. degrees when to her court-side chair and her Open, where he became the Murray was on ankle was heavily taped by a first British man since 1936 to Rod Laver WTA trainer. win a major title, the third- Arena. The third-seeded Williams, ranked Murray said: “I can try Serena It’s been 12 attempting to win her third con- and focus on the second part of Williams months since secutive major title, returned to my career now.” Murray started the court and won the next four The 25-year-old Murray working with eight-time major points, then held service to take seemed more at ease and re- winner Ivan Lendl, and he at- the opening set before again re- laxed than he has been in previ- tributes much of the success in ceiving treatment. ous trips to the season’s first his breakthrough 2012 to his She dominated the second partnership with his new coach. set, allowing the Romanian Andy Murray hits a forehand It’s relaxed “in front of the player to win just six points. return to Robin Haase during cameras, yeah,” Murray joked. In early women’s matches their first round match Tuesday “Behind closed doors he works Tuesday, 42-year-old Kimiko at the Australian Open in me very hard. Date-Krumm upset No. Melbourne, Australia. “We’ve had a very good rela- Associated Press tionship so far. He’s very honest, See AUSSIE/ Page B2 B2 TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2013 SPORTS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

SPORTS BRIEFS CR scores 2-1 win on Senior Night Dolphins planning the 46th minute, Swanson was the second half, but with five min- good efforts in there — Eric Pirates striker knocked down by a Leesburg de- utes to go, Verlato watched his Hartwell, Adam Burns, and Travis $400M in stadium fender while in the box, setting up main concern unfold. got his 25th and 26th goals tonight upgrades the winner. Swanson threw a sub- Away from the ball during a prior to the injury. We outshot Swanson nets Crystal River possession, Swan- them, Kyle Kidd played a great MIAMI GARDENS — tle deke, then chipped the ball past the Yellow Jackets keeper to son was shoved hard to the game, and the defense is strong.” Miami Dolphins owner both goals his right for the easy score. ground unprovoked and seem- The lone Leesburg score came Stephen Ross unveiled a The Crystal River defense ingly intentionally by a Leesburg on a rare defensive miscue, as plan to modernize Sun Life STEVE MCGUNNIGLE Correspondent clamped down from there, and defender. The act went unseen by Tyler Ware stole the ball off the Stadium on Monday, and Pirate keeper Kyle Kidd notched the referees, but Swanson would feet of the Crystal River defense promising to personally CRYSTAL RIVER — It wasn’t 10 saves along the way. be forced to leave the game with inside the box, turning and firing cover the majority of the “We never quit. Our goal this a shoulder injury. for the score to knot it at at 1-1. $400 million estimated cost the prettiest way to go out on Sen- ior Night, but the Crystal River year was to finish games,” Crystal After a timeout and plenty of Swnason opened the scoring of the project. Pirates boys soccer team got what River coach Bobby Verlato said. jawing between the teams, the off an assist from Andrew Dyakon The rest would come from they ultimately wanted — a 2-1 “They got that goal, which put us game was restarted with four in the eighth minute, taking the tax dollars, and that would victory over visiting Leesburg on on our heels. But then that PK re- minutes left and then immedi- feed then following a deflected likely need approval from Monday night to send their sen- ally changed the momentum and ately called over by the referee ball to just in front of the net, eas- both state and local lawmak- iors off the home pitch for one from there we stepped up.” team, as unsportsmanlike play ily knocking it in past the ex- ers. However, Ross said that final time. Crystal River (7-7-6) withstood picked right back up where it left tended keeper. any public dollars for the Crystal River senior standout a late surge by Leesburg (6-6-3), off, sealing the Pirate win. Crystal River put 15 shots on project would not result in Travis Swanson scored both while maintaining its cool as the “It was a complete game and we goal to Leesburg’s 11. higher taxes for residents of goals, the second on a penalty game got chippy down the stretch. started playing like a team,” Ver- The Pirates travel to West Port- Miami-Dade County. kick early in the second half. In Each team had a yellow card in lato said. “There were individual Ocala for a 7:30 p.m. start tonight. Instead, the Dolphins are looking for a slightly higher hotel tax in the county, as well as a larger state sales- AP source: tax rebate. And in return for the deal, the Dolphins say the deal would keep them in Armstrong South Florida through at least 2034, though stopped short of saying that not admits to getting public money would jeopardize the franchise’s future. doping They plan to add about 3,600 new seats closer to Magic blown out the field, improved ameni- Cyclist tells ties and a canopy roof that 120-91 on road would shield fans from the elements of South Florida’s Associated Press Oprah he often-harsh weather while WASHINGTON — Emeka used PEDs preserving a natural-grass Okafor had 19 points and 11 re- playing surface. bounds, leading six players in Associated Press Henderson, double figures for Washington in Linder, Porter a 120-91 victory over the Orlando AUSTIN, Texas — After a Magic on Monday night for the decade of denial, Lance return to Miami Wizards’ third straight win. Armstrong has finally come CORAL GABLES — The Wizards were just 4-28 be- clean: He used perform- Seantrel Henderson, Bran- fore their streak, but beat Okla- ance-enhancing drugs to win don Linder and Curtis homa City, Atlanta and now the Tour de France. The disgraced cyclist Porter will return for their Orlando — all at home — to nearly double their wins total. Washing- made the confession to senior seasons at Miami. Oprah Winfrey during an in- The trio made their an- ton leaves Tuesday on a five-game, eight-day road trip while the na- terview taped Monday, a nouncements on Monday. tion’s capital will be consumed by person familiar with the sit- Henderson started the final Inauguration ceremonies. uation told The Associated seven games of the 2012 John Wall had 12 points and six Press. The person spoke on season at right tackle for the assists in 20 minutes in his second condition of anonymity be- cause the interview is to be Hurricanes, while Linder game of the season after missing broadcast Thursday on Win- started all 12 at right guard the Wizards’ first 33 with a left and Porter was limited to frey’s network. knee injury. The admission Monday only two starts at defensive Washington shot a season-best tackle because of injury. came hours after an emo- 56.1 percent, scored its most points tional apology by Armstrong With their decisions now and had its largest winning margin to the Livestrong charity that final, Miami expects to have of the season. A.J. Price and Kevin he founded and took global 20 of 22 offensive and Seraphin had 18, Bradley Beal on the strength of his defensive starters back scored 17, and Jan Vesely matched celebrity as a cancer survivor next season. his season high with 10. who came back to win one of Jameer Nelson had 19 points sport’s most grueling events. Irish RB Wood and 12 assists to lead Orlando, and The confession was a stun- leaving for NFL Nikola Vucevic added 13 points ning reversal, after years of SOUTH BEND, Ind. — and 13 rebounds. Arron Afflalo, public statements, interviews Notre Dame running back who had 30 points against the and court battles in which he denied doping and zealously Cierre Wood won’t be back Clippers, missed 10 of 11 from the field and finished with two points. protected his reputation. for his final year of eligibility Winfrey tweeted after- with the Fighting Irish. Orlando hoped it would be bol- stered by the return of Glen Davis ward, “Just wrapped with The 6-0, 215-pound and E’Twaun Moore, who were (at)lancearmstrong More senior from Oxnard, Calif., both hurt in games against Wash- Associated Press than 2 1/2 hours. He came announced Monday he will ington. Davis, who had 13 points, Orlando Magic forward Glen Davis goes up for a shot as he guarded by READY!” She was sched- enter the NFL draft, calling sprained his right shoulder in the Washington Wizards forward Kevin Seraphin in the first half Monday in uled to appear on “CBS This it a family decision. Wood Magic’s win over the Wizards on Washington. Orlando lost 120-91 to the Wizards. Morning” on Tuesday to dis- was second on the team in cuss the interview. Dec. 19. Orlando then lost 10 from the bench, the Grizzlies were led 48-20 at the break. Ivan Johnson 2012 in rushing with 742 Even before the taping ses- straight before winning on Satur- without their leading scorer as Rudy had a basket for the Hawks with 2:54 yards on 114 carries, sion with Winfrey began day at the Los Angeles Clippers. Gay was excused for his grand- left in the first quarter, and Atlanta did including rushing for 2 around 2 p.m., EST, Arm- In the fourth loss in that stretch — mother’s funeral in Baltimore. not score again until Al Horford’s tip strong’s apology suggested he yards on four carries in a to Washington — Moore sprained This also was the Clippers’ first trip with 5:15 left in the second. The would carry through on 42-14 loss to Alabama in his right elbow. to Memphis since they won Game 7 Hawks missed 17 consecutive shots promises over the weekend the BCS title game. The Wizards led the entire of their opening-round playoff series during the drought while getting to answer her questions “di- He rushed for 2,447 game. They were ahead 28-22 rectly, honestly and candidly.” yards on 450 carries in after one and outscored the Magic last May, and they held the Grizzles to outscored 14-0. a season-low in points. The cyclist was stripped of three seasons with the 31-18 to take a 59-40 lead with 1:53 Celtics 100, Bobcats 89 his Tour de France titles, lost to play in the first half, but Or- Eric Bledsoe, starting for Paul, had most of his endorsements Irish, finishing seventh on BOSTON — Rajon Rondo scored 17 Notre Dame’s all-time list. lando ended the period on a 13-0 14 points, and Blake Griffin scored 10. and was forced to leave the tear with Nelson scoring eight Zach Randolph had 15 for Mem- points with 12 assists and 10 rebounds foundation last year after the No. 1 Louisville’s straight points on two 3-pointers phis. Wayne Ellington added 11, and to lead the Boston Celtics to a 100-89 U.S. Anti-Doping Agency is- strong 2nd half and a jumper. He passed to Josh Darrell Arthur had 10. victory over the Charlotte Bobcats. sued a damning, 1,000-page downs UConn McRoberts for a dunk to end the Bulls 97, Hawks 58 It was Rondo’s third triple-double of report that accused him of half, pulling the Magic to 59-53. the season and the 26th of his career, masterminding a long- HARTFORD, Conn. — CHICAGO — Carlos Boozer scored including playoffs. running doping scheme. Russ Smith scored 23 Clippers 99, Grizzlies 73 20 points, Luol Deng added 18 and Paul Pierce scored 19 and Avery About 100 staff members of points and Gorgui Dieng MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Reserves the Chicago Bulls held Atlanta to a Bradley added 16 for Boston, which the charity Armstrong had six points and 16 re- Jamal Crawford and Matt Barnes each franchise-low 20 points in the first half won for a season-high sixth consecutive founded in 1997 gathered in a bounds and Louisville, play- scored 16 points, and the Los Angeles of a 97-58 victory over the Hawks. game. Kevin Garnett, who needed 13 conference room as Arm- strong arrived with a simple ing just hours after it moved Clippers easily routed the Memphis Reserve forward Mike Scott scored points to tie Patrick Ewing for 16th on message: “I’m sorry.” He to No. 1, used a strong sec- Grizzlies 99-73 with Chris Paul miss- nine points to lead Atlanta as none of the NBA’s career scoring list, was 2 for choked up during a 20-minute ond half to beat Connecti- ing his first game this season because the starters reached double figures. 11 from the field and scored just seven talk, expressing regret for the cut 73-58 on Monday night. of a bruised right kneecap. Josh Smith and Kyle Korver had nine points to go with his 10 rebounds. long-running controversy tied The Cardinals (16-1, 4-0 The matchup between two of the points each. Hakim Warrick and Ramon Ses- to performance-enhancers Big East) won their 11th best teams in the West wasn’t close The Bulls held the Hawks to just sions had 16 points apiece for the had caused, but stopped short straight game and like the much of the way. While Paul watched five points in the second quarter and Bobcats. of admitting he used them. others they relied on their star backcourt and pres- sure defense. after his first match at Melbourne Federer and Murray, the domi- round match against No. 2 Maria Omar Calhoun led the AUSSIE Park since his epic five-set win nant four men in recent years. Sharapova, who won her first Huskies (12-4, 2-2) with 20 over Rafael Nadal in last year’s Djokovic doesn’t have another match 6-0, 6-0 in 55 minutes. Continued from Page B1 points while Shabazz final. “I have great memories.” Grand Slam winner in his half of Also advancing were No. 4 Ag- Napier added 12. David Ferrer, who took the No. the draw after his Serbian Davis nieszka Radwanska, No. 6 Li Na, 12-seeded Nadia Petrova of Rus- 4 seed when fellow Spaniard Cup teammate Janko Tipsarevic No. 9 Samantha Stosur, No. 11 No. 12 Purdue sia 6-2, 6-0, and former No. 1- Nadal withdrew because of ill- ousted Australian veteran Lley- Marion Bartoli and No. 13 Ana women win in ranked Caroline Wozniacki won ness and injury, had only a cou- ton Hewitt, a former U.S. Open Ivanovic and 17-year-old Ameri- the last six games to beat Sabine ple of hundred people watching and Wimbledon winner. can Madison Keys. three overtimes Lisicki of Germany 2-6, 6-3, 6-3. in cavernous Hisense Arena on Murray is in the same half of On the men’s side, fifth-seeded WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. Former U.S. Open and French Day 1. He opened with a 6-3, 6-4, the draw as Federer, who was Tomas Berdych, the 2010 Wim- — Sam Ostarello had 22 Open champion Svetlana 6-2 victory over Olivier Rochus of opening against Benoit Paire of bledon finalist, beat American points and 19 rebounds Kuznetsova continued her come- Belgium. France on Rod Laver Arena im- Michael Russell 6-3, 7-5, 6-3. Monday night and No. 12 back from a knee injury that kept Ferrer knows that without his mediately after women’s cham- Four American men also ad- Purdue defeated Ohio State her out of the U.S. Open, ending compatriot in the draw, there’s a pion Victoria Azarenka played vanced Monday, led by No. 20 82-75 in triple overtime. her run of 40 consecutive majors. semifinal spot up for grabs, but Monica Niculescu of Romania. Sam Querrey, the highest-ranked Courtney Moses led the Also, No. 14 Maria Kirilenko had he’s content to stay under the Congestion on center court U.S. man in the tournament after Boilermakers (14-2, 3-0) a 6-4, 6-2 win over American radar. means Serena Williams, the big John Isner pulled out with an in- with 24 points. Her layup late Vania King, and China’s Peng “Of course, Novak, Roger and favorite to win the women’s title, jury. Querrey beat Daniel Munoz- in the second extra period Shuai beat Canada’s Rebecca Rafael and Murray — they’ve will play her first-round match at de la Nava of Spain 6-7 (2), 6-4, tied it at 68 after Ohio State Marino 6-3, 6-0. won Grand Slams,” he said. “It’s Hisense Arena against Roma- 6-2, 6-4. had a 68-62 lead. All three of Novak Djokovic started his bid very difficult for (another) player nia’s Edina Gallovits-Hall, who is The others were Brian Baker, ranked No. 110. Tim Smyczek and Ryan Harrison, the Boilermakers’ Big 10 for a third consecutive Australian to win the first Grand Slam of his career. For me, I am trying to do That’s the same court where whose reward for beating Santi- wins were in overtime. title on Monday, posting a 6-2, 6-4, 7-5 win over Paul-Henri Mathieu. my best.” her older sister, Venus, opened ago Giraldo of Colombia 2-6, 6-4, — From wire reports “Hello, everybody, it’s great to The majors in 2012 were with a straight-set win Monday to 7-5, 6-4 was a second-round be back,” he told the big crowd shared by Djokovic, Nadal, Roger move closer to a potential third- match against Djokovic. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SCOREBOARD TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2013 B3

these teams met in the regular season, the Pirates won 6-3, Pierson-Taylor Men’s Top 25 CR scoring goals on a corner kick, a direct Continued from Page B1 The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ kick and a penalty kick. college basketball poll, with first-place votes in LOTTERY His concern proved misplaced. parentheses, records through Jan. 13, total Florida second half, we were much better.” Cuesta penetrated down the left side points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and last It certainly didn’t take long for the of the defense to score with 32:35 left week’s ranking: Here are the winning numbers selected Pirates to assert themselves. The in the second half, and Cheyenna Record Pts Prv Monday in the Florida Lottery: opening kickoff was played back to “Tito” Lyons made it 4-0 by lofting a 1. Louisville (36) 15-1 1,591 3 Cuesta, who sent a ball through the shot over the keeper with 23:54 to play. 2. Indiana (13) 15-1 1,527 5 CASH 3 (early) center of the defense to Brooke Christina Bresson put a shot in out 3. Duke (14) 15-1 1,501 1 0 - 5 - 4 4. Kansas (1) 14-1 1,416 6 Levins for the finish. Crystal River of a scrum after a corner kick and Na- 5. Michigan (1) 16-1 1,415 2 CASH 3 (late) had a 1-0 lead after 13 seconds. talie Ezzell fielded a pass from De- 6. Syracuse 16-1 1,284 7 1 - 7 - 3 The Pirates doubled their advantage laney Owens on the left side and 7. Arizona 15-1 1,205 4 8. Gonzaga 16-1 1,141 9 in just 3:36, with Aubrey Menster field- placed another ball over the keeper to 9. Minnesota 15-2 1,041 8 PLAY 4 (early) ing a crossing pass into the middle and round out Crystal River’s scoring. 10. Florida 12-2 1,019 11 3 - 6 - 6 - 1 putting it into the net for a 2-0 lead. Reyes knows the formula to ad- 11. Ohio St. 13-3 939 15 But that’s what the score read at vance to the district final. 12. Creighton 16-1 896 13 PLAY 4 (late) 13. Butler 14-2 855 14 3 - 0 - 9 - 9 halftime, with Crystal River unable to “We’ve got to minimize our lapses 14. NC State 14-2 836 20 add to its total despite numerous and play to the best of our ability, and 15. San Diego St. 14-2 704 16 FANTASY 5 chances. It concerned Reyes; when not to our opponent’s ability,” he said. 16. Kansas St. 13-2 670 18 17. Missouri 12-3 598 10 8 - 14 - 17 - 27 - 34 18. Michigan St. 14-3 426 22 Nov. 30 during the regular season. 19. New Mexico 15-2 368 25 The lone Leopard goal came in the 20. Notre Dame 14-2 295 17 On the AIRWAVES CANES 48th minute off Erika Lewis’ corner 21. Oregon 14-2 238 — Continued from Page B1 22. VCU 14-3 212 — kick, which managed to sail just over 23. Illinois 14-4 199 12 TODAY’S SPORTS Elizabeth Rinaldi’s outstretched hands 24. UCLA 14-3 185 — perfect cross to me,” Lammer continued. to find the back of the net. 25. Marquette 12-3 177 — MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Others receiving votes: Cincinnati 121, UConn 7 p.m. (ESPN) Tennessee at Kentucky “And then I had to kind of calm down be- Rinaldi started the game in goal for 70, Georgetown 56, Mississippi 55, UNLV 26, 7 p.m. (ESPN2) Notre Dame at St. John’s cause I was excited and just shoot.” the Hurricanes before taking over at Wisconsin 25, Boise St. 9, Miami 9, Wichita St. 9 p.m. (ESPN) Wisconsin at Indiana Lammer’s goal also punched the midfield after Hernando’s goal. 6, Temple 5, Pittsburgh 2, Baylor 1, Utah St. 1, Lady ’Canes’ ticket to the semifinal Citrus easily outshot Hernando 19-4 Wyoming 1. TENNIS 2 p.m. (ESPN2) match in Leesburg on Wednesday in the game, but Feldt gave credit to a The Women’s Top 25 Australian Open — First Round (Taped) against No. 2 seed Eustis, an 8-0 winner physical Leopards defense. 9 p.m. (ESPN2) Australian Open — Second Round The top 25 teams in the The Associated 3 a.m. (ESPN2) Monday against No. 7 Tavares. “They didn’t give us anything easy,” Press’ women’s college basketball poll, with Australian Open — Second Round The series of goals late in the second Feldt said of Hernando. “It wasn’t like first-place votes in parentheses, records half, started by Miller — who led her they had breakdowns.” through Jan. 6, total points based on 25 points Note: for a first-place vote through one point for a Times and channels are subject to change at the team with shots on frame as well — Lammer credits Miller’s goal as the 25th-place vote and last week’s ranking: discretion of the network. If you are unable to locate a game marked the beginning of a more focused key moment in the game that changed Record Pts Prv on the listed channel, please contact your cable provider. team who hadn’t looked as in control of Citrus’ fortune. 1. Baylor (34) 14-1 991 1 2. Notre Dame (1) 14-1 948 2 the ball for much of the first 60 minutes “The team was really nervous and 3. UConn (2) 14-1 914 3 of play. tense (after Hernando’s goal),” Lammer 4. Duke (3) 15-0 907 4 CALENDAR “Overall, I’m happy that we won but I said. “(Miller’s goal) put us back in.” 5. Kentucky 15-1 817 6 Prep was disappointed in our play,” Citrus Feldt hopes the struggles his team 6. Stanford 14-2 787 5 7. California 13-2 755 7 TODAY’S PREP SPORTS head coach Ian Feldt said. “We came in faced against Hernando serves as a 8. Penn St. 13-2 724 8 BOYS BASKETBALL extremely over-confident. We played wakeup call for the Lady ’Canes as it 9. Tennessee 13-3 670 9 only gets tougher as they advance 7 p.m. with no sense of urgency. No intensity. 10. Maryland 12-3 615 10 Crystal River at Tavares And credit Hernando, they played re- through districts. 11. North Carolina 17-1 590 11 7:30 p.m. Seven Rivers at OCA ally tough and they had nothing to lose.” “If we don’t come out playing our best 12. Purdue 13-2 536 12 GIRLS BASKETBALL 13. Georgia 15-2 519 13 The Hurricanes defeated the Leop- against Eustis,” Feldt said. “It’s going to 14. UCLA 13-2 468 14 6 p.m. Seven Rivers at OCA ards 4-0 in their one and only meeting be real tough.” 15. Louisville 14-3 422 15 7 p.m. Tavares at Crystal River 16. Oklahoma 14-2 410 16 7:30 p.m. 17. Oklahoma St. 12-2 324 21 West Port at Lecanto called a timeout, which seemed to set- 18. Dayton 13-1 276 22 7:30 p.m. Citrus at Springstead tle his team and cool the Eagles’ hot 19. South Carolina 14-3 256 18 BOYS SOCCER SRCS hand. The Warriors started using their 20. Texas A&M 13-5 233 20 7:30 p.m. Continued from Page B1 21. Colorado 13-2 232 23 Lecanto at Citrus height down low to score easy baskets 22. Florida St. 13-3 182 18 7:30 p.m. Crystal River at West Port and went on a six-point run to give 23. Kansas 11-4 124 17 WRESTLING their pressure defense and switch to them some breathing room. 24. Iowa St. 12-2 88 25 5:30 p.m. 25. Michigan 14-2 86 — Lecanto at Clearwater Central Catholic a zone in an attempt to slow down the Oak Hall would not fold as they Others receiving votes: Syracuse 39, Vanderbilt charging Warriors. The second period went on an 11-point run to regain the 23, Miami 12, Michigan St. 12, Nebraska 12, was all Seven Rivers as the Warriors lead 36-33. The third quarter ended Pure Stocks Feature Chicago 21 15 .583 1 UTEP 8, Villanova 8, Iowa 5, Delaware 4, outscored their opponent 22-5 to take with the Eagles’ Madison O’Leary Arkansas 2, Creighton 1. Driver Hometown Finish Milwaukee 19 17 .528 3 Karlin Ray Floral City 1 Detroit 14 24 .368 9 a 25-12 halftime lead. making a three-point shot from way Larry Welter Jr. Williston 2 Cleveland 9 30 .231 14½ As the second half got underway, the behind the arc as the buzzer sounded. Morris Richardson Williston 3 WESTERN CONFERENCE Oak Hall girls returned to the pressure The fourth quarter started with the James Holly Weirsdale 4 Southwest Division defense they started the game with, to Eagles holding a four point lead and Citrus County Randy Spicer N. Port Richey 5 W L Pct GB Jeff Firestine Venice 6 San Antonio 29 11 .725 — great effect. The Eagles forced that was the largest lead until the final Speedway Glen Keller Venice 7 Memphis 24 12 .667 3 turnovers and turned them into points. seconds. Seven Rivers tied the score Tricia Turner Old Town 8 Houston 21 17 .553 7 Race results for Jan. 12 The Eagles went on a 13-0 run to twice but were never able to pull Scotty Anderson Wesley Chapel 9 Dallas 16 23 .410 12½ Super Late Models Feature Glen Colyer Homosassa 10 New Orleans 11 26 .297 16½ pull within two points before the War- ahead. As the clock ran down, the War- Driver Hometown Finish Mod Mini Stocks Feature Northwest Division riors were able to score their first bas- riors were forced to foul and the Ea- W L Pct GB Herb Neumann Jr. Inverness 1 Driver Hometown Finish Oklahoma City 30 8 .789 — ket of the second half. gles’ Taylor Tomlinson made all four George Gorham Jr. Lakeland 2 Robbie Yoakam Hernando 1 Denver 23 16 .590 7½ Seven Rivers coach Gary Dreyer of her foul shots to put the game away. Daniel Keene Jr. Weeki Wachee 3 James Ellis Brooksville 2 Portland 20 17 .541 9½ Darryl Shelnut Lake City 4 Michael Lawhorn Clermont 3 Mike Bresnahan Lecanto 5 Utah 20 19 .513 10½ Chris Allen Bushnell 4 Minnesota 16 19 .457 12½ Todd Brown L. Panasoffkee 6 Phil Edwards Crystal River 5 and 3-pointers by three different play- Eric Stokes South Carolina 7 Pacific Division ers over a 2:30 span, narrowing the Chris Snow Inverness 6 W L Pct GB BOYS Anthony Cataldie Umatilla 8 Chris Zimmerman Largo 7 L.A. Clippers 29 9 .763 — Warrior advantage to 42-29 midway Bryan Dorer Winter Haven 9 Steve Griffin Inverness 8 Golden State 23 13 .639 5 Continued from Page B1 David King Alturas 10 through the period. Nick Neri Palmato 9 L.A. Lakers 16 21 .432 12½ But Oak Hall scored just once more Alex Guenette Canada 11 Wayne Heater Homosassa 10 Sacramento 13 24 .351 15½ Jessica Murphy Groveland 12 Randy Foote Holliday 11 Phoenix 13 27 .325 17 Jim Ervin said. “Defensively, we in the final four minutes, leaving the Steven King Bartow 13 Jay Curry Homosassa 12 Sunday’s Games played pretty well for most of the Warriors to a comfortable 19-point Joe Winchell Dade City 14 Mike Slavick Brandon 13 New York 100, New Orleans 87 stretch. But we didn’t run our offen- triumph. Andy Anderson Port Richey 15 Richard Kuhn Ocala 14 Milwaukee 107, Toronto 96 John Buzinec Summerfield 16 Pro Challenge Feature Brooklyn 97, Indiana 86 sive sets from half-court and we didn’t Seven Rivers senior Jared Bogart, Tony Altiere Inverness 17 Driver Hometown Finish San Antonio 106, Minnesota 88 push the ball with the pass, which got an undersized 5-foot-11 power for- Dewayne Hitchcock Crystal River 18 Jerry Heflin Gainsville 1 Denver 116, Golden State 105 us in trouble a couple of times.” ward who said he aims for 10 boards a William Fuller Lecanto 19 Mark Landis Delray Beach 2 Oklahoma City 87, Portland 83 Seven Rivers (8-6 overall) opened to night, led all rebounders with nine re- Pro Trucks Feature Randy Glick Ocala 3 L.A. Lakers 113, Cleveland 93 Driver Home Town Finish Paul White Umatilla 4 Monday’s Games a 13-1 advantage before Eagles sopho- bounds while also scoring nine points. Jessica Murphy Groveland 1 Zach Ayers Meriella, GA 5 Washington 120, Orlando 91 more Trevor Pope, who paced 3A Oak “I’m kind of undersized to be play- Bruce Bennett Orlando 2 Boston 100, Charlotte 89 Hall (3-9) with 14 points, made his ing down low sometimes, but I just try Mica Williams Lakeland 3 Chicago 97, Atlanta 58 L.A. Clippers 99, Memphis 73 club’s first field goal with 35 seconds to use my strength and box out as Brian Harbin Bartow 4 Dallas 113, Minnesota 98 much as I can, which coach is always Jason Rendell Lakeland 5 remaining in the first period. Oklahoma City 102, Phoenix 90 After leading 15-7 with three min- telling us,” Bogart said. “And I think I Jake Reedy Masarky Town 6 NBA standings Miami at Utah, late Donnie Burkhalter Groveland 7 EASTERN CONFERENCE Cleveland at Sacramento, late utes left in the half, junior Adam Gage can jump pretty high, so I try to use David Pollen Tampa 8 Atlantic Division Today’s Games (game-high 18 points, eight rebounds) that and my quickness to my advan- Shawn Bailey San Antonio 9 W L Pct GB Indiana at Charlotte, 7 p.m. and freshman guard Zac Saxer (five tage against taller guys. I really enjoy Pat Mahoney Venice 10 New York 24 13 .649 — New Orleans at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. rebounds) each scored five points in the defensive side of the game.” Sam Scott Naples 11 Brooklyn 22 15 .595 2 Toronto at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Street Stocks Feature Boston 20 17 .541 4 L.A. Clippers at Houston, 8 p.m. the final two minutes of the half to The Warriors, who are finished with Driver Hometown Finish Philadelphia 16 22 .421 8½ Portland at Denver, 9 p.m. help their Warriors to a 25-12 advan- district play and have secured a third Milwaukee at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Kyle Peters Clermont 1 Toronto 14 23 .378 10 seed for the tournament, travel to Wednesday’s Games tage at the break. Curtis Flanagan Inverness 2 Southeast Division Chicago at Toronto, 7 p.m. Seven Rivers sophomore guard Ocala Christian Academy, tonight for James Peters Winter Garden 3 W L Pct GB Indiana at Orlando, 7 p.m. a 7:30 p.m. game before returning Joey Bifaro Inverness 4 Miami 24 11 .686 — Cory Weiand tallied nine of his 14 David Kingsbury Brooksville 5 Brooklyn at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. points in the third period before sen- home for a matchup with Crystal Atlanta 21 16 .568 4 Houston at Dallas, 8 p.m. Robert Kuhn Jr. Dunnellon 6 Orlando 13 24 .351 12 Denver at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. ior guard John Iwaniec culminated River on Thursday. Dora Thorne Floral City 7 Charlotte 9 28 .243 16 New Orleans at Boston, 8 p.m. the quarter with a 2 at the buzzer to “Crystal River’s good,” Ervin said. Mark Fallows Crystal River 8 Washington 7 28 .200 17 Memphis at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. secure a 40-16 lead for the Warriors. “(Pirates head coach Steve) Feldman’s Bubba Martone Floral City 9 Central Division Cleveland at Portland, 10 p.m. Tommy Stokes Floral City DQ W L Pct GB Washington at Sacramento, 10 p.m. The Eagles played better in the really turned them around, so we’re Mike Wilson Dade City DQ Indiana 23 15 .605 — Miami at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. fourth quarter behind five team steals looking forward to playing them.” Sports BRIEFS Panthers hold foe 7:30 p.m. tonight. to just 19 points Hurricanes swing The Sgt. Dennis James Flanagan Foundation The Lecanto boys basketball past Hornets team scored a 40-19 victory at Devin Pryor scored a game- 7th Annual Belleview on Monday night. high 26 points to lead the Citrus The Panthers (13-5 overall) boys basketball team to a 54-47 7th Annual had no scorers in double figures road victory. Sports & Celebrity and were led by senior guard Desmond Franklin chipped in Mikey Makros with nine points. 10 points for the Hurricanes, Sophomores Darius Sawyer Golf Tournament now 11-6 overall. Memorabilia Auction (eight points) and Brandon Citrus hosts River Ridge at Burich (seven points) were next 7:30 p.m. Wednesday for in scoring for Lecanto. Sunday, January 20th The Panthers host West Port Senior Night. at 7:30 p.m. Friday in a crucial Two minor leaguers Shot Gun Start - noon District 6A-6 clash. suspended 50 games Hosted by Chester V. Cole Panthers escape NEW YORK — Tampa Bay El Diablo Golf & Country Club Life Enrichment Center Bears’ den with win catcher David Wendt and free- Scramble Tournament Sports and celebrity items Lecanto freshman Taylor agent catcher Bryan Henry Mitchell hit the go-ahead basket have been suspended for 50 Entrance Fee of $70 per player, four player teams Shirts, balls, bats and photos with 18 seconds left to help de- games each following positive Raffle, door prizes, closest to the pin, longest drive, Music provided by Al Vee’s Events to Remember liver the Panthers’ girls basket- tests under baseball’s minor ball team to a 53-50 triumph at league drug program. straightest drive, tournament favors Brooksville Central High School The commissioner’s office Chicken Dinner following tournament. on Monday night. said Monday that each tested Mitchell netted seven points positive for Methylhexa- total for Lecanto, who is now neamine, a banned dietary on a six-game winning streak. supplement. For reservations and Information, call The Panthers’ Deanna Taken by the Rays in the 50th Moehring led the team with 17 round of the 2009 amateur draft, points, while teammate Megan the 26-year-old Wendt hit .276 (352) 697-1815 or (352) 637-5242 Straight added 11 points. with five RBIs in 58 at-bats last Lecanto, now 8-9 overall, 2- year for Double-A Montgomery. FILLING UP FAST - CALL ASAP 000DRKX 4 overall, hosts West Port at — From staff and wire reports ENTERTAINMENTPage B4 - TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2013

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SUNDAY, JANUARY 13 Fantasy 5: 4 – 5 – 7 – 19 – 24 5-of-5 4 winners $45,896.12 Actress Olivia Wilde, left, and 4-of-5 410 $72 actor Jason Sudeikis watch 3-of-5 11,083 $7 Kansas play American in an SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 NCAA college basketball game Powerball: 10 – 14 – 21 – 23 – 47 in Lawrence, Kan. Powerball: 7 5-of-5 PB No winner Wilde and Sudeikis No Florida winner engaged 5-of-5 2 winners $1 million No Florida winner LOS ANGELES — Olivia Lotto: 2 – 9 – 12 – 24 – 31 – 46 Wilde and Jason Sudeikis are 6-of-6 No winner getting married. 5-of-6 44 $3,598.50 A spokeswoman for Wilde AP Photo/NBC, Paul Drinkwater 4-of-6 2,564 $49.50 confirmed Saturday that the Lena Dunham, second right, accepting the award for best TV comedy series for “Girls,” during 3-of-6 45,447 $5 couple is engaged. Joy Fehily the 70th annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Fantasy 5: 1 – 4 – 13 – 18 – 30 released no other details. Calif. At right is producer Judd Apatow. 5-of-5 5 winners $54,079.62 The engagement was first 4-of-5 413 $105.50 reported by People.com. 3-of-5 11,808 $10 This will be the second wedding for both actors. Big night for cable TV in Golden Globes Wilde finalized her divorce INSIDE THE NUMBERS DAVID BAUDER and “the acute anxiety that man on the top of the ticket, from documentarian Tao AP Television Writer populates my entire life.” presidential candidate John ■ To verify the accuracy of Ruspoli in 2011 after eight “This award is for every- McCain — was the support- winning lottery numbers, years of marriage. Sudeikis BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — one who felt like there wasn’t ing actor winner. players should double-check was previously married to The taut political thriller a space for her,” Dunham Jay Roach, executive pro- the numbers printed above “Pitch Perfect” screenwriter “Homeland,” the coming of said. “This show has made a ducer of the show, said with numbers officially Kay Cannon. They divorced age comedy “Girls” and space for me.” Moore was brave to take on posted by the Florida Lottery. Go to www. in 2010. “Game Change,” the movie Showtime’s “Homeland” the role of a political polariz- flalottery.com, or call 850- Wilde, 28, rose to fame on about Sarah Palin’s rocky scored a sweep of the biggest ing figure in the film, which 487-7777. TV’s “House M.D.” Her film campaign for the vice presi- drama awards, including balances her appeal as a sud- credits include “Tron: dency in 2008, were the big best TV drama for the second den national figure and the Legacy” and “Cowboys & television winners in the year in a row. Co-stars Claire chaos backstage in the cam- Today in Aliens.” Sudeikis, 37, is a star Golden Globes. Danes, who plays CIA agent paign. of “Saturday Night Live.” He The biggest losers? Com- Carrie Mathison, and “Now with you and Tina HISTORY hosted the MTV Movie mercial broadcast networks Damian Lewis, who stars as Fey, we have three of the Awards in 2011 and appeared ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox — Sgt. Nicholas Brody, both most incredible imperson- Today is Tuesday, Jan. 15, the in the film “Horrible Bosses” none of which aired those won top acting awards. Lewis ations of Sarah Palin,” Roach 15th day of 2013. There are 350 that same year. shows. One award for PBS emotionally dedicated his said, “counting Sarah Palin.” days left in the year. saved broadcast television award to his late mother, Makers of “Game Change” Today’s Highlight: from a complete shutout. while Danes paid to tribute said they attempted to build On Jan. 15, 1943, work was Hogan sues spine Premium cable rivals HBO surgery clinic to her baby son. a balanced portrait of Palin, completed on the Pentagon, and Showtime battled for su- Alex Ganza, executive pro- and Moore said backstage headquarters of the U.S. CLEARWATER, Fla. — premacy throughout Sunday ducer of “Homeland,” re- Sunday that it was not a char- Department of War (now night’s telecast. In the end, Wrestler Hulk Hogan has called an arduous night of acter assassination. Although Defense). HBO pulled out a 5-4 victory. filed a lawsuit against the filming where star Claire Palin aides criticized the de- On this date: “It’s the only place to have Tampa-based Laser Spine Danes, eight months preg- piction, the former Alaska In 1559, England’s Queen made a show like this,” Lena Institute, say- nant, had to do multiple governor told ABC News the Elizabeth I was crowned in Dunham said backstage after takes being chased in a ing the clinic film did not matter to her. Westminster Abbey. the series she created for drainage pipe. did unneces- “One of the things I found In 1777, the people of New sary surgeries HBO, “Girls,” won two Lewis said the last 18 Globes. “Cable television is in my research is that she’s Connecticut declared their inde- that damaged months working on the only place where I’m an incredibly devoted parent pendence. (The republic later his career. “Homeland” have been “an going to get the kinds of sto- and cares very much about became the state of Vermont.) The Tampa exciting, wonderful journey.” ries I want to tell funded.” He said that picking up “a what she does,” Moore said. In 1862, the U.S. Senate con- Bay Times “Girls” was named best piece of hardware like this is “The conclusion I drew was firmed President Abraham reports that comedy and Dunham, who a great perk,” holding up his she was simply unprepared Lincoln’s choice of Edwin M. Hogan filed Hulk stars as Hannah Horvath in Globe. for the vice presidency.” Stanton to be the new Secretary the lawsuit Hogan the series about young Danes said she was “very Kevin Costner won the of War, replacing Simon Cameron. Monday. He women in their 20s navigat- proud to be working in this Globe for best acting in a TV In 1913, actor Lloyd Bridges filed under his real name, ing young adulthood in New medium in this moment in miniseries or movie for was born in San Leandro, Calif. which is Terry Bollea. It York City, was named best this company.” “Hatfields & McCoys.” The In 1929, civil rights leader seeks damages of $50 million. comic actress. With the ex- Showtime’s fourth award History channel miniseries Martin Luther King Jr. was born In addition to claiming un- ception of fellow HBO ac- went to Don Cheadle, named proved a big hit when it aired in Atlanta. necessary surgeries, the law- tress Julia Louis-Dreyfus best comedy actor for his role last spring. Costner, who won In 1947, the mutilated remains suit also says the Laser Spine (star of “Veep”), the other as Marty Kaan, leader of a a Globe for directing “Dances of 22-year-old Elizabeth Short, Institute used an endorse- nominees in the best actress team of slippery manage- With Wolves” in 1991, nostal- who came to be known as the ment from Hogan without category worked for broad- ment consultants in “House gically recalled walking into “Black Dahlia,” were found in a va- permission or payment. cast networks: Golden Globe of Lies.” the awards ceremony as a cant Los Angeles lot; her slaying The Laser Spine Institute co-hosts Tina Fey and Amy “Game Change” was young actor. remains unsolved. says it is aware of the lawsuit, Poehler, and Zooey De- named best TV movie or Veteran actress Maggie In 1954, Marilyn Monroe and but to protect patient privacy, schanel, star of Fox’s “New miniseries. Julianne Moore Smith, who plays Violet Joe DiMaggio got married at San it does not want to discuss Girl.” won as best actress in a Crawley, the Countess of details of the case. Dunham thanked her fel- miniseries or movie for her Grantham in the PBS period Francisco City Hall. (The mar- low nominees for helping her portrayal of Palin while Ed piece “Downton Abbey,” won riage, however, lasted only about Louis Gossett Jr. get through middle school, Harris — as best supporting actress in nine months.) mono, a ruptured eardrum although he portrayed the a TV series. Ten years ago: White House honored budget director Mitchell Daniels WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah predicted federal deficits would — Oscar-winning actor Louis balloon to the $200-$300 billion Gossett Jr. has become the range over the next two years. first out-of-state resident hon- ● Mickey Mouse and The Walt ored by a Utah human rights Disney Co. scored a big victory as group. the Supreme Court upheld longer The 76-year-old Gossett re- copyright protections for cartoon ceived the Drum Major characters, songs, books and Award from the Martin other creations worth billions of Luther King Jr. Utah Human dollars. Rights Commission during a Five years ago: Mitt Romney luncheon Friday in West scored his first major primary vic- Valley City. tory in his native Michigan. ● Dur- Then-Gov. Michael Leavitt ing a visit to Saudi Arabia, signed an executive order President George W. Bush creating the commission in warned that surging oil prices 1999 in an effort to promote threatened the U.S. economy and principles of human rights. he urged OPEC nations to boost Gossett stressed the impor- their output. ● Actor Brad Renfro, tance of education and being who as a youngster had played sensitive to other cultures the title role in “The Client,” was during an address to a crowd AP Photo/NBC, Paul Drinkwater found dead in his Los Angeles of about 200. Executive Producer Howard Gordon, foreground, accepting the award for best TV drama series home; he was 25. for “Homeland” during the 70th annual Golden Globe Awards. One year ago: Addressing a

—From wire reports conference in Beirut on democ- racy in the Arab world, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Today’s HOROSCOPE demanded that Syria’s president, Birthday — It looks like you could make two valuable Aries (March 21-April 19) — Developments taking only be stimulating, but will prove to be very Bashar Assad, stop killing his own friends in the year ahead who will prove to be helpful, place behind the scenes of which you’ll be unaware rewarding as well. people, and said the “old order” of each in their independent areas of expertise. There’s are likely to have a constructive effect upon your Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — In an endeavor that mu- one-man rule and family dynasties a chance the first pal will be instrumental in leading material well-being. Soon all will become clear to you. tually affects you and your special someone, don’t was over in the Middle East. you to the second one. Taurus (April 20-May 20) — You’ll get a desired op- make a move without discussing it with your partner, Today’s Birthdays: Actress Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — You seem to be portunity to strengthen a troubling relationship that who might have some good ideas on how to handle it. Margaret O’Brien is 76. Actress better equipped to handle mental assignments than has meant a lot to you. Make the most of it; good Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Regardless of what is Andrea Martin is 66. Actor-director to do anything physical. Take care of the brainwork, friends can be hard to come by. asked of you, perform to the best of your abilities. Get- Mario Van Peebles is 56. Actor Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Once your ambitions and let others do the heavy lifting. ting things right and doing them well will provide you James Nesbitt is 48. Actor Chad are aroused, there’s no stopping you, as events are Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Although you’ll have with enormous gratification. Lowe is 45. likely to prove. In fact, you’re capable of accomplish- good earning abilities, conversely you could also have Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Even if you have diffi- Thought for Today: “One day ing what even you thought to be impossible. we must come to see that peace strong urges to spend. Don’t allow the latter to run the Cancer (June 21-July 22) — If you’re a keen ob- culties in managing certain jobs assigned to you, do show and put you in debt. server and a good student, you’re likely to learn the very best work that you can. You’ll be better able is not merely a distant goal we Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — You could be far more something through a personal experience that you’ll to cope with things knowing that you tried your best. seek, but that it is a means by fortunate than usual working on endeavors or enter- be able to put to excellent use down the line. Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — It doesn’t matter which we arrive at that goal. We prises that you personally initiate and/or manage. If Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Be alert for an unusual how busy you are or how many projects you start, must pursue peaceful ends there is something you’re anxious to get rolling, don’t opportunity to participate in something exciting that’s what really counts is how much you complete. If through peaceful means.” — Mar- wait on others. originated by another. Getting involved will not you’re smart, you’ll be mindful of your limitations. tin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968). INSIDE Section C - TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2013 ■ Dr. David B. Raynor /Page C2 ■ Dr. Richard Hoffmann HEALTH & LIFE / Page C3

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Dr. C. Joseph Bennett NAVIGATING CANCER Coffee, caffeine and cancer few weeks ago, I wrote about the A potential benefit of a glass of wine a day. For those of you who don’t drink wine, here is some other possibly good news. A new study has found Associated Press a strong association be- This undated image shows a frame grab taken from a new commercial from Coca-Cola. The Atlanta-based company said it will start tween caffeinated coffee airing a two-minute spot during the highest-rated shows on CNN, Fox News and MSNBC in hopes of flexing its marketing muscle in intake and death from the debate over sodas and their impact on public health. The ad lays out Coca-Cola’s record of providing drinks with fewer calories cancers of the mouth over the years and notes that weight gain is the result of consuming too many calories of any kind, not just soda. and throat. The researchers found people who drank more

Coca-Cola to address obesity for first time in television advertising than four cups of caf- feinated coffee per day

CANDICE CHOI that drinking sugary beverages interacts were at about half the AP Food Industry Writer with genes that affect weight and ampli- risk of death of these It looks like a page “ fies a person’s risk of obesity beyond what often fatal cancers com- NEW YORK — Coca-Cola became one out of damage control it would be from heredity alone. pared to those who only of the world’s most powerful brands by Mike Jacobson, executive director for See BENNETT/ Page C5 equating its soft drinks with happiness. “101. They’re trying to the Center for Science in the Public In- Now it’s taking to the airwaves for the first terest, was skeptical about the intent be- time to address a growing cloud over the disarm the public. hind Coca-Cola’s ads and said that if the industry: obesity. company was serious about helping re- The Atlanta-based company on Monday Mike Jacobson executive director, Center for Science in the duce obesity, it would stop fighting soda will begin airing a two-minute spot during Public Interest. taxes. the highest-rated shows on CNN, Fox “It looks like a page out of damage con- News and MSNBC in hopes of flexing its trol 101,” he said. “They’re trying to dis- marketing muscle in the debate over of soft drinks sold at restaurants, movie arm the public.” sodas and their impact on public health. theaters, sports arenas and other venues. The Center for Science in the Public In- The ad lays out Coca-Cola’s record of pro- The mayor of Cambridge, Mass., has al- terest has been critical of the soft drink in- viding drinks with fewer calories over the ready proposed a similar measure, saying dustry and last year released a video years and notes that weight gain is the re- she was inspired by New York’s move. parodying Coke’s famous polar bears be- Dr. Sunil Gandhi sult of consuming too many calories of any And when PepsiCo Inc., the No. 2 soda coming plagued with diabetes and other CANCER & kind — not just soda. maker, recently signed a wide-ranging en- health problems from drinking too much BLOOD The company declined to say how much dorsement deal with pop singer Beyonce, soda. it was spending on the commercials, critics called for her to drop the contract Coca-Cola said its ads aren’t a reaction DISEASE which it started putting together last or donate the funds to groups that fund to negative public sentiment, however. In- summer. health initiatives. stead, the idea is to raise awareness about For Coca-Cola, the world’s No. 1 bever- Recent studies have also suggested that lower-calorie drinks and what it plans to age company, the ads reflect the mounting sugary drinks cause people to pack on the do in coming months, said Stuart Kro- Revised pressures on the broader industry. Later pounds, independent of other behavior. A nauge, general manager of sparkling this year, New York City is set to put into decades-long study involving more than effect a first-in-the-nation cap on the size 33,000 Americans, for example, suggested See PUSH/ Page C5 screening guidelines

ervical cancer is New year brings an extremely pre- Rural medical care C ventable cancer. It is caused by infection by ural areas have nearly one-fourth of transitions, challenges a virus called HPV, or always had is- America’s population Human Papilloma Virus. This virus is most com- R sues with being resides in a rural area, ’m welcoming the Health Department. monly passed from per- underserved as far as making the delivery of New Year with a I’ve left a great sup- medical care goes, and care a challenge. son to person during Idifferent view out port system behind: sexual activity. There there is not likely any Some estimates sug- of my office window. laughter and tears relief in the future gest that there is a are different types, or The end of the old year with co-workers, unbe- strains, of HPV, and with the continuing need for about 50,000 brought with it the end lievable encourage- economic problems to 60,000 health care some strains are more of a job. The normal ment and trust from strongly associated with and predicted short- providers needed to nostalgia of December administration, and of age of health care Dr. Denis Grillo resolve this problem; certain types of cancers. was coupled with a course the clients with HPV vaccines protect providers. EAR, NOSE this includes physi- flood of memories as I whom I’ve been cians, nurses, and against certain strains of There are about 50 departed the Health Yvonne Hess blessed to share a sea- & THROAT medical assistants. the virus. million Americans Department for a new WALKING son of their lives. With more advanced who lack access to Challenges to de- position with The Cen- I’ve approached this liver rural medicine can include THE WALK understanding of this quality primary care due to their ters in Lecanto. transition much differ- virus and its role in caus- rural settings and shortages of harsh weather as well as travel Transitions are al- ently than many in the and transportation difficulties. ing cervical cancer, re- medical providers. Only about 10 ways difficult, even under the past. cent guidelines for percent of America’s doctors Also, some of the difficulties in best of circumstances, and I had practice in rural America, but See GRILLO /Page C4 the best circumstances at the See HESS/ Page C4 See GANDHI/ Page C4

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ot knowing based on differential the cause of pain or disease if pad atrophy, bone tumor or cyst, lopathy could also be etiologies the diagnosis diagnosis when the the obvious or primary diagno- flexor tendonitis, lumbar radicu- of red, hot, painful and swollen Nof a patient’s cause of symptoms sis is incorrect. lopathy, gout and bursitis are toes. Antibiotics will not help a complaint after a his- can not be ascer- Having differential diagnoses some of the other common gout attack. tory and examination tained. It is also im- helps the doctor help the pa- causes of heel pain. Do not be afraid to ask what is undesirable, but portant when tient, as they serve as contingen- These are differential diag- else could cause the symptoms does happen. Physi- attempts at treatment cies and time savers in getting to noses that must be considered if you are experiencing. cians are able to eval- have provided no the root of the problem so the treatment for heel spur or plan- I find this often helps me as uate patients, their benefit or the condi- most appropriate treatment, test tar fascitis fails or does not coin- the discussion with a patient complaints, test re- tion is worsening. or referral can be made in a cide with a patient’s history or often brings more clues to light sults and arrive at the Dr. David Raynor Differential diag- timely fashion. physical examination. in finding the cause of the prob- correct diagnosis and BEST FOOT noses are what physi- A patient with heel pain may Treatment for fascitis when lem, or helps solidify the diag- help in rapid order cians are taught to tell me they are convinced they the real problem is radiculopa- nosis that has been made. much more often FORWARD come up with as pos- have a heel spur based on what thy will always fail. ———■——— than not. sible causes for a pa- other people have told them. A red, hot, painful and swollen This is not always the case. tient’s problem or problems in Many times they are correct in toe could be an ingrown toenail. David B. Raynor. DPM, is a This occurs in any profession addition to the primary diagnosing plantar fascitis, but Gout, trauma or ill-fitting shoes podiatrist in Inverness and can where diagnosis of a problem is diagnosis. there are also times they are not in a patient with neuropathy, pe- be reached at 352-726-3668 or at necessary. It is important, how- The differential diagnoses are — and treatment for plantar ripheral artery disease or www.AdvancedAnkleAndFoot ever, to refer for testing, a spe- important as a fall-back diagno- fascitis will not help. microembolization, cellulitis, os- Centers.com with questions or cialist, or for a second opinion sis to look in other directions for Stress fracture of the heel, fat- teomyelitis and lumbar radicu- suggestions for future columns. Health NOTES ■ PORT RICHEY — The medical facility. It will prepare HEALTH NOTE GUIDELINES ment of Health. To register your health insurance issues. Alzheimer’s Family Organiza- students to sit for the Florida and find out more, call 813- For an appointment at any tion will present its 13th an- Bureau of EMS EMT Certifi-  Support group information will list monthly 929-1000 or visit www. center, call 352-527-5956. nual Gong Show at 6 p.m. cation Exam. meetings first, as space is available, then weekly gnahec.org. Leave your name, telephone Saturday, Feb. 2, at the Jew- Individuals interested in meetings. ■ Free eight-week “Grief’s number and a short message. ish Community Center in Port registering should contact stu-  It is the responsibility of each organization to Journey” workshop from A SHINE counselor will return Richey, Pasco County. Tickets dent services and complete inform the Chronicle about changes to existing 10:30 a.m. to noon Wednes- the call. are $40 (preferred seating), an application. The office is listings. days beginning Jan. 30 for ● Citrus County Resource $30 and $25. This event is open from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m.  To submit information about upcoming seminars, those who have experienced Center, 2804 W. Marc BYOB, and dinner will be Monday through Friday; how- health-related events open to the public or support the death of a loved one, Knighton Court, Lecanto. catered by Carrabba’s Italian ever, appointments can be group meetings, email newsdesk@chronicleonline hosted by Paul Winstead, li- ● First United Methodist Grill. It will include door scheduled after business .com attn: Health Notes; fax 352-563-5660 or write censed mental health coun- Church, 8831 W. Bradshaw prizes, auctions and draw- hours if needed. For informa- to: Health Notes c/o Citrus County Chronicle, 1624 selor and grief counselor with St., Homosassa. ings, snacks and soft drinks. tion, call Floyd Mead, lead in- N. Meadowcrest Blvd., Crystal River, FL 34429. the Citrus team of HPH Hos- ● St Anne’s Episcopal Call the Alzheimer’s Family structor, at 352-586-8611, or pice, at the First United Church, 9870 W. Fort Island Organization at 727-848-8888 Lori Thompson, student serv- Methodist Church of Trail, Crystal River. ● or 888-496-8004. ices and clinical coordinator, 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. board-certified physicians and Homosassa. ● Inverness Library, 1511 ■ SPRING HILL — Oak at 352-601-7330 or visit 15, Bealls, North Suncoast licensed medical profession- Pre-registration is required. Druid Road, Inverness. Hill Hospital H2U Partner’s www.naturecoastems.org. Boulevard, Crystal River. als. Website: SevenRiversRe- For information, call Winstead Club events during January. ■ SPRING HILL — Oak Hill ● Noon to 3 p.m. Wednes- gional.com. Call 352-795- at 352-527-4600. Support GROUPS The hospital is at 11375 Hospital’s For Your Health day, Jan. 16, Bealls, North 1234 to register for the HPH “Healing People’s Cortez Blvd., Spring Hill, 1.9 community education series, Suncoast Boulevard, Crystal programs. Hearts in Citrus County” offers ■ National Osteoporosis miles east of US 19 on State 5:30 to 7 p.m. Monday, Jan. River. ● Take Steps Toward care, comfort and support for Foundation Citrus County Road 50. Visit OakHill 28, with Kirill Ilalov, M.D., pre- ● 4 to 7:30 p.m. Wednes- Strong Bones — 1 p.m. community members. Visit Support Group, 1 p.m. the Hospital.com. senting “Back Pain in Adults: day, Jan. 16, First Baptist Wednesday, Jan. 23, in the HPH-Hospice.org. third Tuesday monthly in the ● 10 a.m. Jan. 15 — Blood Diagnosis & Treatments” at Church of Crystal River, Cit- Medical Offices Building Com- ■ Nature Coast EMS Citi- training room at Citrus County pressure screening. Heritage Pines Country Club, rus Avenue. munity Room. Join physical zens Academy will begin Resource Center, 2804 W. Marc Knighton Court, ● 10:30 a.m. Jan. 15 — 11524 Scenic Hills Blvd., Hud- ● 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thurs- therapist Bruno Silva to find Jan. 29, a hands-on opportu- Friendly Four Band. son, 1/2 mile east of U.S. 19 day, Jan. 17, Citrus Kia, out which lifestyle choices you nity for community members Lecanto. Each month offers a ● on County Line Road. Southeast U.S. 19, Crystal can modify to prevent bone to see and learn what Nature different speaker. Speaker: 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Dr. Cheryl McFarland-Bryant, Jan. 19 — Suncoast Driving Dr. Ilalov, board-certified in River. loss. You’ll also get a sneak Coast EMS Paramedics and owner of Better Health Chiro- School. orthopaedic surgery and fel- ● 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. peak at how weight-bearing, EMTs do every day. ● lowship trained in spine sur- Thursday, Jan. 17, Citrus resistance and balance exer- Graduates learn skills they practic, a board-eligible ortho- 10 a.m. Jan. 22 — Blood pedic specialist, licensed as a Pressure Test. gery, will cover both County School Board, Sixth cises slow down or prevent can use in actual emergen- the thinning of bone. Free, but medical technologist and ● 10 a.m. Jan. 22 — non-surgical and surgical Street, Crystal River. cies, because the academy is register. medical laboratory technician. “Coney Island” Day. management of the neck and ● 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, focused on hands-on training, spine. His presentation will ● Prostate Cancer Screen- This is part of the NOF’s Af- ● 10:30 a.m. Jan. 22 — Jan. 18, Nick Nicholas Ford, showing and teaching the ing — During January, men filiated Support Group Pro- Friendly Four Band. cover signs and symptoms, Inverness. skills that an EMS crew may older than 40 who have not gram dedicated to providing ● causes, diagnosis, medica- ● 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Satur- use. Participants will get to Jan10 a.m.. 29 — Blood tions, non-surgical and surgi- had a prostate cancer screen- accurate, timely information pressure screening. day, Jan. 19, Manatee Festi- practice starting IVs, intuba- ing in the past 12 months are and support to people af- ● cal treatments and val Highway 19, Crystal River. tions, defibrillations, reading 10:30 a.m. Jan. 29 — rehabilitation approaches. welcome to register for a free heart rhythms and doing a full fected by osteoporosis. Call Buddy’s Band. ● 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Admission is free and a prostate-specific antigen “code” on a SIMMAN man- Laura Henderson at 352-341- ● Jan. 20, Manatee Festival, 12:30 p.m. Jan. 30 — complimentary hot meal will (PSA) and physical exam on nequin. In the final session, 4778 or email TheBoneZone U.S. 19, Crystal River. “Meet & Eat.” be served. Seating is limited Wednesday, Jan. 30, in the participants will take care of a [email protected]. ■ ● CRYSTAL RIVER — and reservations are required. Noon to 6 p.m. Monday, hospital’s Ambulatory Surgery simulated patient in a mock ■ Nature Coast Multiple Seven Rivers Regional Call 352-628-6060 in Citrus or Jan. 21, Eagles AERIE 4272, Center. Appointments are lim- patient care scenario and Myeloma Support Group, 6 Medical Center’s relaunched register online at OakHill West Grover Cleveland ited and will be scheduled be- have the opportunity to ride p.m. the third Wednesday website, SevenRiversRe- Hospital.com/foryourhealth. Boulevard, Homosassa. tween 4 and 7 p.m. Call along with paramedics and monthly at the Oak Hill Hospi- ● gional.com, features interac- ■ LifeSouth Community 10 a.m. 4 p.m. Tuesday, 800-436-8436 to schedule EMTs. The Nature Coast EMS tal Partner’s Club (formerly tive health tools, a health Blood Centers: Donors in Jan. 22, Love Chevrolet, your appointment. Citizens Academy is free and Spring Hill Enrichment Cen- library and enhanced event January will be entered in a State Road 44, Inverness. ● One-Day Childbirth Edu- meets from 6 to 9 p.m. every ter) at Oak Hill Hospital, calendar, a monthly blog and drawing to win an iPad mini. ■ Flu shot clinics are of- cation — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat- Tuesday for eight weeks. Call 11375 Cortez Blvd. (State email newsletter. Interactive To find a donor center or a fered by B&W Rexall Drugs in urday, Jan. 12, in the Medical 352-249-4700 to register. Road 50), Brooksville. Free health tools help users learn blood drive near you, call 352- Inverness. Call Donna Offices Building Community ■ HPH Hospice, Healing dinner buffet will be served. more about blood pressure, 527-3061. Donors must be at Stevenson at 352-726-1555. Room. Expectant couples People’s Hearts, two-day new Contact Herb and Dianne body weight and diabetes. least 17, or 16 with parental ■ Nature Coast EMS offer learn about labor, delivery and volunteer orientation from Terry at 352-621-0672 or The health library provides permission, weigh a minimum flu shots for $28; however, relaxation techniques, exer- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, [email protected], or the definition, symptoms, di- of 110 pounds and be in good the flu shot is free with valid cising, newborn characteris- Jan. 30, and Friday, Feb. 1, at Richard Blustein at 352-428- agnosis and treatment of health to be eligible to donate. Medicare Part B, and many tics and breastfeeding. Cost is the HPH Team offices, 3545 4536 or [email protected]. common conditions and A photo ID is required. other insurance providers are $30. Registration is required. N. Lecanto Highway in the ■ SPRING HILL — Look diseases. The Lecanto branch office also accepted. Flu shots are ■ Gulfcoast North Area Winn-Dixie shopping plaza in Good Feel Better Support The classes and programs is at 1241 S. Lecanto High- available 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Health Education Center is Beverly Hills. Group, 3:30 to 5 p.m. third Web page provides a detailed way (County Road 491), open Monday through Friday, (ex- partnering with Robert Bois- HPH staff believe if you Wednesday monthly at the listing of current and future from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. cept holidays), at the Nature soneault Oncology Institute want to do more with your Florida Cancer Specialists, health seminars, screenings weekdays (7 p.m. Wednes- Coast EMS administration of- (RBOI), Citrus County Health own life, there is no volunteer 10441 Quality Drive, Suite and community events. These days), 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. fice on Homosassa Trail at Department and the First opportunity more rewarding 203, in the Medical Arts Build- events are educational and Saturdays and 10 a.m. to 4 Country Hill Drive in Lecanto. United Methodist Church of than working with hospice. ing next to Spring Hill Hospi- often free to attend. To read p.m. Sundays. If your organization, busi- Homosassa to provide free Qualifications needed: tal. Call 352-688-7744. the monthly blog or receive The Inverness branch is at ness, ALF or other group six-week tobacco depend- Caring heart, positive attitude, ■ “Different Strokes for the email newsletter, visit 301 W. Main St., open from would like to schedule a flu ence classes in Inverness, extra love to share and a big Different Folks” stroke sup- SevenRiversRegional.com, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. week- clinic at your location, call Lecanto and Homosassa. smile that appears on de- port group, 10:30 a.m. to click on the “About” tab and days, (6:30 p.m. Wednes- Jane Bedford at 352-249- Classes are available during mand. RSVP or receive infor- noon the third Thursday the links to the blog and days), 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 4751 or email JaneB@ the day and in the evening mation by calling Debi monthly in the Inpatient Reha- newsletter sign-up pages. Saturdays and closed Sun- naturecoastems.org. beginning in January; free Shields, volunteer coordina- bilitation Multipurpose Room Hospital news and happen- days. Visit www.lifesouth.org. ■ CRYSTAL RIVER — and optional supply of nico- tor, at 352-527-4600. at Seven Rivers Regional ings are posted on facebook. ● 8 a.m. to noon Tuesday, Seven Rivers Regional tine replacement therapy ■ Florida Department of Medical Center in Crystal com/srrmc and twitter.com/ Jan. 15, Sunflower Springs Medical Center offers the fol- (NRT) including patches, gum Elder Affairs SHINE program River. Call 352-795-1234 for srrmc, or call HEALTHconnect Assisted Living, West Yulee lowing health education pro- or lozenges. This program is offers free and unbiased infor- details. at 352-795-1234 for informa- Drive, Homosassa. grams presented by funded by the Florida Depart- mation and assistance for all See GROUPS/ Page C3 tion about services and events.

■ The Citrus Marion Chap- 000DLQH ter of the Florida Registered Nurses Retired (RNR) will Our Goal Is A meet Monday, Jan. 28, at In- verness Golf & Country Club. Sign-in for the meeting starts Healthier You at 11 a.m. Speaker will be Dr. Attangi from the Citrus Memo- New Patients & Walk-Ins rial Heart & Vascular Center, who will speak on vascular Are Always Welcome disease. Charity will be Humana, Freedom, Medicare, United Health Care assignment accepted Guardian Ad Litem. Retired nurses wishing to attend B.K. Patel, M.D . H. Khan, M.D. should call Mary Jane at 352- Internal Medicine Board Certified Family Pactice 726-6882 or Gladys at 352- 854-2677 by Wednesday, • Geriatrics Jan. 23. • Family & General Medicine ■ Are you ready to start a • Internal Medicine new exciting career? Register • Intensive Care (Hospital) for the 16-week EMT (Emer- • Long-Term Care (Nursing Home) gency Medical Technician) Active Staff at both Seven Rivers class beginning Monday, Jan. & Citrus Memorial Hospitals 28, at Nature Coast EMS Ad- ministration building, 3876 W. Country Hill Drive in Lecanto. Primary The course prepares stu- Medical Care Centers dents to provide basic life support measures as a mem- Mon.-Fri. 8:30am-4:30pm, Saturday by appt. only 8:00am-11:00am ber of an ambulance crew, at Beverly Hills Inverness Homosassa the scene of an accident, dur- 3775 N. Lecanto Hwy. 308 S. Line Ave. 4363 S. Suncoast Blvd. ing transport to a hospital or Beverly Hills Inverness Homosassa Springs medical facility and in the (352) 746-0600 (352) 344-5511 (352) 503-2011 000DOP7 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE HEALTH & LIFE TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2013 C3 Emergency preparedness extends to drug safety

What med- such as in a fire. It is should be discarded if they have ■ Reconstituted Drugs: For For example, insulin that is ication con- especially important come into contact with flood or children’s drugs that have to be not refrigerated has a shorter Q:cerns should to assure the effec- contaminated water. made into a liquid using water shelf life than the labeled expi- I have in case of a tiveness of lifesaving In the ideal setting, capsules, (reconstituted), the drug should ration date. flood or other natural drugs and these tablets and liquids in drug con- only be reconstituted with puri- If a contaminated product is disaster? should be replaced as tainers with screw-top caps, fied or bottled water. Liquids considered medically necessary A: This is a good soon as possible. snap lids or droppers should be other than water should not be and would be difficult to replace question, especially However, if the life- discarded if they are contami- used to reconstitute these quickly, you should contact a during hurricane sea- saving medication in nated. In addition, medications products. health care provider (for exam- son. The FDA re- its container looks that have been placed in any al- ■ Drugs that Need Refrigera- ple, Red Cross, poison control, cently (2012) issued a Richard Hoffmann normal to you, the ternative storage containers tion: Some drugs require refrig- health departments, etc.) for consumer bulletin for ASK THE medication can be should be discarded if they have eration (for example, insulin, guidance. come in contact with flood or the safe use of drugs PHARMACIST used until a replace- somatropin and drugs that have If you are concerned about the that have been poten- ment is available. contaminated water. been reconstituted). If electrical efficacy or safety of a particular tially affected by fire, ■ Drugs Exposed to In many situations, these power has been off for a long product, contact your pharma- flooding or unsafe water, and Unsafe Water: Drugs (pills, oral drugs may be lifesaving and re- time, the drug should be cist, health care provider or the lack of refrigeration after a nat- liquids, drugs for injection, in- placements may not be readily discarded. manufacturer’s customer serv- ural disaster. halers, skin medications) that available. For these lifesaving However, if the drug is ab- ice department. ■ Drugs Exposed to Excessive are exposed to flood or unsafe drugs, if the container is con- solutely necessary to sustain life ———■——— Heat, such as Fire: The effec- municipal water may become taminated but the contents ap- (insulin, for example), it may be tiveness of drugs can be de- contaminated and lead to dis- pear unaffected (i.e., if the pills used until a new supply is avail- Richard P. Hoffmann, stroyed by high temperatures. eases that can cause serious are dry) they may be used until able. Because temperature sen- Pharm.D., has been a You should consider replacing health effects. replacements can be obtained. sitive drugs lose potency if not pharmacist for more than your medications if there’s a The FDA recommends that However, if a pill is wet, it is refrigerated, they should be re- 40 years. Send questions to him possibility that your medication drug products — even those in contaminated and should be placed with a new supply as at 2960 E. Coventry Court, was exposed to excessive heat, their original containers — discarded. soon as possible. Hernando, FL 34442.

6:45 p.m. Wednesdays at 10 a.m. Saturdays at Yana 7 p.m. Fridays at Our Lady of South Rehabilitation Hospital ties. Support group meetings GROUPS Dunnellon Presbyterian Club, 147 Seventh St. (off Cit- Grace, Roosevelt Boulevard, of Spring Hill. Call Charissa are in the CMHS Administra- Church, 20641 Chestnut St., rus Avenue), Crystal River. Beverly Hills. Call Carolyn at Haffner at 352-346-8864. tion Building unless indicated. Continued from Page C2 Room 204 in office building, ● Tuesday Morning Seren- 352-341-0777. Organizations ● ACS Man to Man use right-side entrance across ity: 10 a.m. Tuesday at Unity ■ The Encouragers Sup- Prostate Support and Educa- ■ FFRA (Families and from the Memorial Garden; Church, 2628 W. Woodview port Group has been helping ■ Alzheimer’s Associa- tion Program, 11:30 a.m. the Friends Reaching for the Abili- Nar-Anon is for family and Lane, Lecanto. people deal with depression, tion-Florida Gulf Coast Chap- second Wednesday monthly. ties), third Friday monthly at friends of addicts. ■ Alcoholics anxiety, bipolar disorder and ter affiliated support groups Meetings are in the confer- the Key Training Center in In- Find a free local support Anonymous: If you drink, more. Weekly meeting. Call are for family members, care- ence room at the Robert Bois- verness at 130 Heights Ave. group in your area: call 888- and want to stop, call Alco- 352-637-3196. givers and others interested in soneault Oncology Institute at Social time and business 947-8885 or go to holics Anonymous Nature ■ Anorexia and bulimia learning more about 522 N. Lecanto Highway in meeting at 9 a.m. is followed www.NARANONFL.org. Coast Intergroup at 352-621- anonymous 12-step support Alzheimer’s disease. Meet- the Allen Ridge Medical Mall. by a speaker at 10 a.m. Lisa ■ Recovery from Food 0599. Visit the website: group, 5:45 p.m. Mondays at ings are open to everyone Call 352-527-0106. Noble from the Seven Rivers Addiction, 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. www.ncintergroup.com. the Yana Club, 147 N.W. Sev- and free of charge. To Regional Medical Center will Thursdays at St. Anne’s ■ AC Group, 7 p.m. Tues- enth St., Crystal River (behind arrange free respite care so See GROUPS/Page C4 talk about wound care, hyper- Church, 9870 W. Fort Island days at Church Without Walls, the police station). Call Char- you can attend a group, call baric medicine, diabetes and Trail, Crystal River, in the 3962 N. Roscoe Road, Her- maine at 352-422-3234. the Hernando office at 352- treating wounds. Call Ron parish hall library. Call Peg at nando. Call Laverne at 352- ■ Citrus Abuse Shelter 688-4537 or 800-772-8672. Phillips, president, at 352- 410-903-7740. 637-4563. Visit the website: Association (CASA), 1100 ● Website: www.alz 382-7819 or visit www.ffra ACT NOW! ■ Food Addicts in Recov- www.alcoholicsforchrist.com. Turner Camp Road, Inver- support.com — Live chat citrus.org. ery Anonymous (FA) is a ■ A 12-step Christian sup- ness, offers two free weekly every Wednesday at noon. ■ Fibromyalgia Support free 12-step recovery pro- port group meets at 6 p.m. women’s domestic abuse Message boards open at all Deadline Jan. 31st Group, 1:30 p.m. the third gram for anyone suffering every Wednesday at Living support groups: 5:30 to 7 p.m. times to post questions and Saturday monthly at Dr. Sec- from food obsession, overeat- Waters Ministries, 12 N. Mel- Tuesdays and 10:30 a.m. to leave replies. Join the oni’s in Suite C-2 of the Sec- ing, undereating or bulimia. bourne St., Beverly Hills. Call noon Wednesdays. Child care Alzheimer’s Association on- oni Family Chiropractic For details or a list of meet- Meg at 352-527-2443. Free available. Call CASA at 352- line community at www.alz Center at 2220 State Road 44 ings, call 352-270-8534 or and open to the public. 344-8111. .org/living_with_alzheimers_ in Inverness (Dynabody visit www.foodaddicts.org. ■ DUNNELLON — Grief ■ Celebrate Recovery: message_boards_lwa.asp. plaza). He will discuss how ● 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sundays support group, 6 p.m. Thurs- ● ● Brooksville: Lykes Me- chiropractic treatments can 7 p.m. Wednesdays and at Queen of Peace Catholic days at the First Baptist Fridays at the Christian Re- morial County Library, 238 help people with fibromyalgia. Church Main Hall, 6455 S.W. Church of Dunnellon, 20831 covery Fellowship Church, Howell Ave.; 2:30 p.m. first Call group leader Ada Fox at State Road 200, Ocala. Powell Road. Call the church 2242 W. State Road 44. Call Friday monthly. Call Jerry 352-637-3364. ■ Depression and anxiety at 352-489-2730. Fisher at 352-688-4537. ■ 352-726-2800. The Ostomy Support peer support group meets at ■ Narcotics Anonymous: ● ● Brooksville: Oak Hill Group of Citrus County, 2 7 to 9 p.m. Fridays at 10 a.m. Thursdays at Central ● Easy Does It, 8 p.m. Hospital Senior Partners, p.m. the third Sunday monthly Seven Rivers Presbyterian Ridge Library. Monday and Saturday, Lions 11361 Cortez Blvd.; 2:30 p.m. in the Cypress Room at Citrus Church’s Student Ministries ■ Bereavement Group, Den, U.S. 41, Floral City. Building. Dinner available be- first Thursday monthly. Call Memorial Health System’s of- 1:30 to 3 p.m. Thursdays in ● Jerry Fisher at 352-688-4537. LEND US fice building in the old school- It Works How and Why, 7 fore the meeting from 6 to the back hall, St. Thomas p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday ● Spring Hill: The Resi- house, 131 S. Citrus Ave., 7 p.m. for $4 donation and a Church, off U.S. 19 south of and Saturday and noon Sun- dence at Timber Pines, 3140 Inverness. Call Steve at 352- coffee house after. Call 352- YOUR Cardinal Street. Group is day, YANA Club, 147 N.W. Forest Road; 2 p.m. third 229-4202 or Sue at 352-560- 746-6200. composed of men and Seventh St., Crystal River. Monday monthly. Call Diane TM 7918. ● Gulf to Lake Church Min- women who are experiencing ● Focus on Recovery, 8 Koenig at 352-683-9009 or ■ SPRING HILL — istry Complex, West Gulf-to- EARS grief and are convinced “Life p.m. Thursday, First Christian The Residence at 352-683- Leukemia/Lymphoma Sup- Lake Highway in Crystal can be good again.” Open to Church, Grover Cleveland 9009. Free respite care pro- port Group, 5 to 6:30 p.m. River. Dinner at 6 p.m. Fri- all. Come or call Anne at 352- Boulevard, Homosassa. vided, call to reserve. Participants the fourth Tuesday monthly at days, followed by large- and 212-0632. ● ■ First United Methodist the Florida Cancer Institute- Recovery on the River, 8 small-group time and a Coffee sought for hearing ■ Al-Anon groups meet p.m. Monday and Friday, Café at 9. Call 352-586-4709. Church of Homosassa has New Hope’s Spring Hill Cen- regularly in Citrus County. Call several support groups that in noise study ter, 10441 Quality Drive, Suite Lecanto Church of Christ, ■ Nature Coast Ministries 352-697-0497. State Road 44 and County seeks to help the homeless run on a monthly basis. All Starkey, America’s largest 203 in the Medical Arts Build- ● groups are open to the public ing next to Spring Hill Hospi- Inverness AFG: 8 p.m. Road 491, Lecanto; 8 p.m. and hurting of Citrus County. Mondays, Our Lady of Fatima and free of charge, and meet manufacturer of hearing tal. Call Jeff Haight, R.N., Sunday 797 S. Rowe Terrace, We offer referrals to Celebrate Catholic, 550 S. U.S. 41. at 1 p.m. in Room 203 in the instruments is partnering with facilitator, at 352-688-7744. Lecanto, east of C.R. 491 and Recovery, call 352-563-1860. ● Crystal River AFG: S.R. 44. Administration Building: ■ Caregivers’ Support ■ Overcomers Group for Gardner Audiology for a field 8 p.m. Tuesdays, St. Bene- ● First Monday: diabetic and Information meeting, Narcotics Anonymous is people recovering from addic- dict Catholic, 455 S. Suncoast support group. study of consumer satisfaction 1 p.m. the fourth Tuesday not affiliated with any of the tions to drugs, alcohol or Blvd. ● monthly at St. Timothy meeting facilities listed. Infor- other out-of-control habits, Second Monday: with newly patented hearing ● Lutheran Church, 1070 N. Last Resort AFG: mation line: 352-382-0851. 8 p.m. Mondays at the Sanc- Alzheimer’s/dementia care- ■ aid technology. Voice IQ was Suncoast Blvd., Crystal River. 11:30 a.m. Wednesdays, First Overeaters tuary, 7463 Grover Cleveland givers support group. Call Charlotte Downing at United Methodist, 3896 S. Anonymous: Blvd. Call Paul at 352- ● Fourth Monday: stroke designed to maintain speech 352-422-7044 for directions/ Pleasant Grove Road, ● 5 p.m. Wednesdays at 628-2874. survivors support group. understanding in noise and information. Refreshments Inverness. St. Anne’s Episcopal Church. ■ Dunnellon Life Recov- ● Memory Lane Respite of- ● relieve the strain of hearing served. Lecanto AFG: 8 p.m. Call Rita at 352-382-8503. ery group for adults where fered weekly for people with ● ■ OCALA — Ocala Health Thursdays, Unity Church of Voices of Recovery, 1 to addiction, compulsion and Alzheimer’s/dementia. Any- conversation in a crowd and Stroke Support Group Citrus County, 2628 W. 2:30 p.m. Mondays at the codependency issues are one bringing a loved one for other difficult listening situa- meets 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. the Woodview Lane, Lecanto. Senior Center (V.A. building) dealt with, at 7 p.m. Mondays the first time is encouraged to fourth Tuesday monthly at the ● Crystal River AFG: 11:30 on County Road 491, at Rainbow Springs Village come early to fill out informa- tions. Senior Wellness Community a.m. Thursdays at YANA Lecanto. Call Dolores at 352- Church, 20222 S.W. 102nd tion forms. Call 352-628-4083 In exchange for completing Center (9850 S.W. 84th Club, 147 Seventh St. (off Cit- 746-5019. St. Road, Dunnellon. Call for meeting dates. a pre and post-fitting question- Court, Suite 500, Ocala). Call rus Avenue), Crystal River. ● The Circle of Love, 1 to Char at 352-465-1644 or ■ Citrus Memorial Health 800-530-1188 to register. ● Awareness Lunch Bunch 2:30 p.m. Thursdays at Our Nancy at 352-794-0017. System is a 198-bed, not-for- naire Gardner will loan these AFG: 12:30 p.m. Fridays, St. Lady of Grace Church in Bev- ■ SPRING HILL — Parkin- profit community hospital that hearing aids for a free 30 day Weekly meetings Margaret Episcopal, 114 N. erly Hills, 6 Roosevelt Blvd. son’s Tai Chi Group, 2:30 to provides health care services ■ “Together We Grow” Osceola Ave., Inverness. Call Carolyn at 352-341-0777. 3:30 p.m. Tuesdays in the pri- to residents of Citrus County field study. Audiologists with Nar-Anon Family Group, ● Beginners Al-Anon: ● The New Beginning, vate dining room at Health- and surrounding communi- advanced university degrees will provide all exams and Friends, Fashion followup care free of charge. and Fun At the end of 30 days par- ticipants will return the aids or Ladies of West Citrus Elks they may purchase them with generous field study discounts. Call or click GardnerAudiology.com to join the study Community-Wide Fitness Challenge Office Locations: Crystal River & Inverness No excuses this year - Join the 9th Annual Fitness Challenge 352-795-5700 • You get points for a variety of types of exercise • Teams select the fitness level category to compete in: “Jocks”, “Getting There”, or “Just Getting Started” • Report points weekly and get helpful tips along the way • Friday, January 25th • Doors 802924-01 000DR8L

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and can lead to harm from are detected before this longer have a cervix should physician, according to the ber of pap smears. This treatment of cell changes age would likely resolve on not be screened, according new guidelines, for at least also avoids unnecessary GANDHI that would never go on to their own and not become to the new guidelines. 20 years, even if it means further testing if a pap test Continued from Page C1 cause cancer,” according cancerous. Likewise, women older testing after age 65. is questionable. to Dr. Debbie Saslow, di- The recommendations than 65 should not be In addition, the guide- ———■——— screening of cervical can- rector of breast and gyne- also extend the time inter- screened if they have had lines recommend against cer are revised. Until now, cologic cancer for the val between tests. Women three consecutive negative using the HPV DNA test Dr. Sunil Gandhi is a a pap test was the only American Cancer Society. ages 21 to 65 should be pap tests or two consecu- alone in women of any age hematologist and available test for screening New guidelines recom- screened with the pap test tive negative co-tests or using co-testing in oncologist. He is for cervical cancer. mend for screening to start every three years. Women within 10 years, and the women younger than 30 volunteer medical adviser Now a new test called at age 21, regardless of ages 30 to 65 who have the last test was administered years of age, because HPV of the Citrus Unit of HPV DNA testing is also when a woman becomes HPV DNA test and the pap within five years. is common in young American Cancer Society. available. sexually active. The groups test (co-testing) can be However, women with a women, but the vast ma- Write to 521 N. Lecanto “Pap tests have been concluded most HPV in- screened every five years. history of cervical precan- jority of HPV infections Highway, Lecanto, FL done yearly in the past, but fections, which are spread When not to screen cer or a cancer diagnosis are transient. 34461, email we now know that annual through sexual contact, Women who have had a should continue screening This new set of guide- [email protected]. screening is not needed and cervical changes that hysterectomy and no as recommended by their lines will reduce the num- com or call 352-746-0707.

Access to technology is The latest statistics sug- nal medicine, OB/GYN and ice Corps is also expand- for more than 25 years, I another reason. Doctors gest less than 5 percent of general surgery. ing its programs by provid- understand the rigors of GRILLO prefer to provide the best medical school graduates As the subspecialties be- ing scholarships and loans practicing in these circum- Continued from Page C1 for their patients, and fear plan on living and practic- come more sophisticated to assist medical students stances, but the benefits if they move to a rural area ing in a rural or small town. and more technologically who are interested in are undeniable. You live in implementing health care they may have to compro- Some ideas have been driven, they are likely to practicing in underserved a community with nice initiatives and reforms are mise that ideal. hatched as a result of this remain in larger centers. areas. people who you get to easier to do in a more so- Technology, as we all problem, and they include To bridge the gap problem, As our population know and see on a regular phisticated, urban setting. know, is very expensive starting medical schools in there may be the ability to grows, the trend is still to basis, which cannot be Newer, younger doctors and much easier to imple- rural or small communities utilize computers, as well remain around large met- done in a larger center. who are not from a rural ment in a larger center that have a percentage of as telemedicine, and ropolitan areas, so small Hopefully, these advan- setting will reluctantly prac- where there are multiple seats devoted in each class maybe even import a sub- towns and rural areas will tages will hit home with tice in rural areas because doctors using and utilizing to students who will com- specialist once in a while still be difficult to serve. some of the younger doc- of the fact they are used to the technology. Sometimes mit to returning to smaller to address these difficult Years ago, when there tors starting out, and in the being in a more dense doc- in these cases the more rural settings. medical problems and dif- were plenty of health care future we may not have tor population. The training complicated medical prob- Also, choosing candi- ficult patients. providers, it only took a this problem. centers typically provide a lems are better suited to dates from small rural The U.S. government few months to fill the shoes ———■——— lot of resources and abun- be done at a large hospital areas will make them more has looked at several of a retiring health care dant supplies, and the abil- or teaching center, and likely to return to those ideas, including seeking provider. Now it seems like Denis Grillo, D.O., ity to bounce ideas off of that is also the importance areas and serve the under- international medical it takes years, and it is FOCOO, is an ear, nose other doctors. of a rural doctor to under- served patient population. school graduates who are much more complicated and throat specialist in This is difficult to do in stand what he can do well, This is probably more prac- accustomed to practicing and difficult to retain Crystal River. Call him at a rural setting, particu- and what more impor- tical with primary care in rural areas, recruiting someone in these areas. 352-795-0011 or visit larly if you are the only tantly he cannot do well specialties such as family them to the United States. As a doctor who has CrystalCommunity show in town. and needs to refer out. practice: pediatrics, inter- The National Health Serv- practiced in a rural area ENT.com.

progress in the leavings of without the accompanying found peace at my depar- by my brain and cherished nities. I need all of your my life — moving them sad feelings. I often left ture — weird, right? I felt instead of dismissed or prayers, thoughts and sup- HESS from rollercoaster friendships just to show all the tough feelings. Sad ignored. port as I move forward. Continued from Page C1 traumas into choreo- that I could walk away, was right up there, making My exit complete, I’m Maintaining my column as graphed exits, packaged “their loss, not mine.” tears that poured from my turning toward this next I move into my new job is Those of us with dys- highly programmed and This emotional game eyes, wistful memories beginning. a special perk, and I relish functional family back- unemotional. worked relatively well to threading through my I am delighted and the opportunity to con- grounds tend to mishandle At this particular transi- keep me protected from mind in the weeks leading blessed to have been tinue my connection with transitions. We are known tion, I’ve made it a per- sadness. Sad threw me up to my leaving. But there asked to become the Di- my readers. My new con- to throw tantrums and cre- sonal mission to continue back into those anxious were other emotions com- rector of Citrus County tact information is listed ate quite a bit of drama, to bond and build on the times of my childhood peting for air time, bring- Services for The Centers. and, as always, I look for- leaving a trail of emotional relationships I was leaving when I was at the mercy of ing calm and light- I will oversee the pro- ward to your feedback. wreckage heaped with the while in the midst of the the state of my parents’ heartedness to those last grams and staff, build new Happy New Year! refuse of anger and shame leaving process. marital troubles. days. partnerships and collabo- ———■——— in our wake. Or we can For many years, I battled Sad defined a condition Along with the old jokes rations for our community, avoid the change alto- with the emotion called of being out of control, revisited, there were new and will inspire our staff Yvonne Hess, M.S., gether and never have any “sad.” Sadness was a per- empty, and lost. Sad was to jokes hatched. Commit- and community to success- LMFT,CAP, is director of closure in our lives, just vasive theme in my early be avoided at all costs, be- ments were made and fully fulfill the mission of Citrus County services for blindly hop from one open childhood and I spent cause the wounds were se- dates set for reconnecting The Centers. The Centers. She can be door to the next. years in recovery keeping vere and potentially in other venues. Messages This is a wonderful chal- reached at 352-628-5020, Since I began my recov- relationships superficial life-threatening. of congratulations and lenge, and I’m very excited ext. 1013, or yhess@ ery, I have made a lot of so I could leave or be left What I found was a pro- well-wishes were received to embrace these opportu- thecenters.us.

● Look Good Feel Better County support groups and Citrus County Clinical Office, County/Hospice of the Nature way (County Road 486 east GROUPS Group: monthly at Robert workshops. Call 866-642- 326 Line Ave., Inverness. Coast licensed 1985, is a not- of C.R. 491), Lecanto. Free Boissoneault Oncology Insti- 0962 or 352-527-2348 for Social support: for-profit charitable organiza- respite care provided, call to Continued from Page C3 tute, Allen Ridge Medical Mall, information. ● 10 a.m. Tuesday — tion providing comprehen - reserve. 522 N. Lecanto Highway, Grief workshops: Frank’s Family Restaurant, sively responsive and com- ● Weekly ongoing Be- ● AHEC Quit Smoking Lecanto, sponsored by the ● 1 p.m. Thursday — Hos- 2780 N. Florida Ave., passionate end-of-life serv- reavement Group from HPH Group: 3 p.m. Tuesdays at American Cancer Society, the pice of Citrus County Clinical Hernando. ices to the terminally ill and Hospice and St. Timothy’s Robert Boissoneault Oncol- Cosmetology Association and Office, 326. S. Line Ave., ● 1 p.m. first Thursday — their families in 12 counties of Evangelical Lutheran Church, ogy Institute, Allen Ridge the Personal Care Products Inverness. Mulligan’s Grill (formerly North Central Florida. It also available to anyone who has Medical Mall, 522 N. Lecanto Council. A licensed cosmetol- ● 2 to 3:30 p.m. Wednes- Mango Grill), 1305 Norvell provides grief support serv- experienced the loss of a Highway, Lecanto. Call 813- ogist is present to advise day — Newly Bereaved Grief Bryant Highway (C.R. 486), ices for children and adults in loved one, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. 929-1000, ext. 213. women about many issues. Workshop, Wings Education Hernando. the community. Thursdays at St. Timothy’s ● Breast Cancer Support For dates, times, more infor- Center, 8471 W. Periwinkle ● 11:30 a.m. third Tuesday ■ HPH Hospice, in part- Evangelical Lutheran Church, Group: 11:30 a.m. the second mation or to register, call the Lane, Homosassa. — LIFT luncheon nership with the Alzheimer’s 1071 N. Suncoast Blvd. (U.S. Friday, Robert Boissoneault American Cancer Society at Grief support groups: (widows/widowers), Citrus Association Florida Gulf 19), Crystal River. There is no Cancer Institute. Call Judy 800-395-5665. ● 11 a.m. Tuesday — Our Hills Golf & Country Club; call Coast Chapter, offers Care- cost to attend. Call Paul Win- Bonard at 352-527-4389. ● Mended Hearts Support Lady of Grace Catholic 352-621-1500, ext. 1728 for givers Support Groups for stead at 352-527-4600. ● Citrus Cancer Support: Group: 10 a.m. second Fri- Church Parish Life Center, 6 reservations. caregivers of dementia or HPH Hospice, a nonprofit 4:30 p.m. the third Tuesday, day, Gulf Room at CMHS His- Roosevelt Blvd., Beverly Hills. Wings education series: Alzheimer’s patients to pro- agency initially licensed in cafeteria meeting room. Call toric Building. Call ● 9 a.m. Wednesday — ● “4th Tuesdays @ 2” — vide information, education 1984, provides, care, comfort Carol at 352-726-1551, ext. Cardiovascular Services at Grief’s Journey ... A Walking Wings Education Center, and emotional support in a and support to individuals af- 6596 or ext. 3329. 352-344-6416. Group, Whispering Pines 8471 W. Periwinkle Lane, safe, comforting and confi- fected by a life-limiting illness ● Cancer Support: at Can- ● Ostomy Support: 2 p.m. Park (Parking Area E). Homosassa. dential environment. in Citrus County. In addition to cer Treatment Center. Call third Sunday, Cypress Room ● 10 a.m. Thursday — ● Teen Encounter and There is no charge, and its office in Beverly Hills, it has Jeannette at 352-746-1100 for at CMHS Historic Building. Wings Education Center, Camp Good Hope — Camps everyone is welcome to join. a Hospice House on Norvell date and time. Call Steve Spielman at 352- 8471 W. Periwinkle Lane, for grieving children/teens of- Call Sue Piatek at 352-527- Bryant Highway in Lecanto for ● Diabetes Support Group: 229-4202, Sue Penner at Homosassa. fered in April and October. 4600 with questions. patients with limited caregiv- Call Carol McHugh, R.N., at 352-560-7918, Sharon ● 2 p.m. second Thursday ● Suicide Survivors Sup- ● First Tuesday, 11 a.m., ing assistance and a Hospice 352-341-6110 for details. Brummer at 352-382-4446 or — Hospice of the Nature port Group, 1 to 2:30 p.m. Our Lady of Fatima, 550 S. Care Center in Citrus Health ● Head and Neck Cancer Betty or Mel Shipley at 352- Coast Levy Office, 24-B Mondays at the Hospice of U.S. 41, Inverness. & Rehabilitation Center in In- Support: Robert Boissoneault 341-0005. County Road 40 E., Inglis. Citrus County Hospice ● Second Monday, 1 p.m., verness for patients with com- Cancer Institute. Contact ● Stroke Support Group of ● 10:30 a.m. Saturday — House, 3350 W. Audubon First United Methodist Church plicated pain and symptoms. ■ Oak Wendy Hall at 352-527-0106. Citrus County: 3 p.m. third First United Methodist Park Path, Lecanto. The of Homosassa, 8831 W. Brad- SPRING HILL — Hill Hospital ● Heart-Healthy Eating Wednesday monthly, CMHS Church, 831 Bradshaw St., group is free and open to the shaw St., Homosassa. Free H2U Partner’s Workshop: 1:30 to 3 p.m. sec- Annex Building conference Homosassa. public. Participants need not respite care provided, call to Club support groups meet on ond Wednesday every other room, State Road 44 across Evening support groups be hospice families. For infor- reserve. the campus of Oak Hill Hospi- month, CMHS Medical Office from Walgreens. Call 352- (for working people): mation, call Lynn Miller at ● Fourth Tuesday, 5 p.m., tal, 11375 Cortez Blvd., Building. Call 352-560-6266 344-6596 or 352-344-1646. ● 6 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays, 352-527-2020. Emeritus at Barrington Place, Spring Hill. or 352-344-6538 to register. ■ Hospice of Citrus newly bereaved — Hospice of Hospice of Citrus 2341 W. Norvell Bryant High- See GROUPS/Page C5

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000DL3N Eagle Buick GMC, Crystal Motor Car Company 000DOOQ CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE HEALTH & LIFE TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2013 C5 Dental staff help catch oral cancer early wanted to share some The oral surgeon did the One very important part dentist and hygienist are important information biopsy and it came back Dr. Frank Vascimini of this story is how it all very important in caring Iabout oral cancer and inconclusive. SOUND BITES began and how his dental for many aspects of your how it has come into my Rather than wait and hygienist found this suspi- overall health. life on a personal level. see what happens, the oral cious spot and so his story I have always known For those of you who don’t surgeon did another Dr. Frank Vascimini’s office man- of cancer began. that, and now it has hit too know me, my name is Lisa biopsy — and it confirmed ager, Lisa, writes today’s column to I can’t emphasize close to home. If you have and I have been Dr. Vasci- my uncle does have oral give a personal account of oral enough the importance of been putting off going to mini’s office manager cancer. My uncle has never cancer in her family. Look for Dr. including your dentist as a your dentist for whatever since 1993. smoked a day in his life. Vascimini’s regular column to re- member of your health reason, please make an My uncle, who is very On Christmas Eve morn- turn next week. care team. It’s also impor- appointment — it could much like my father, was ing, he had an appoint- tant to see the same den- save your life! diagnosed with oral can- ment with the oncologist weeks while his tongue showed his cancer did not tist and hygienist, if ■ cer a few days before and they mapped out his heals. spread anywhere else. possible; they really be- ——— ——— Christmas. His hygienist course of treatment, which As bad as all this sounds, He does a have a rough come very familiar with Dr. Frank Vascimini is a and dentist have no doubt includes surgery, he is a very lucky man. road ahead; however, he is your mouth and can pick dentist practicing in saved his life. chemotherapy and radia- His oncologist said if healthy, has a great team of up on any changes quickly, Homosassa. Send your At his last dental clean- tion. With this type of sur- this was left undiagnosed, doctors and is being just like my uncle’s hy- questions to 4805 S. ing, his hygienist noticed a gery, and because of the it would have spread into treated at one of the coun- gienist did. Suncoast Blvd., suspicious spot on his location of the cancer on his lymph nodes and he try’s most prestigious hos- The misconception has Homosassa, FL 34446 or tongue. She alerted the his tongue, he will have to would be looking at lym- pitals. He is expected to always been that dentistry email them to him at dentist, and my uncle was have a feeding tube for a phoma, as well. I am happy recover from this and lead is just cosmetics — this is info@MasterpieceDental sent for a biopsy. period of three to four to report his PET scan a normal life. so far from the truth. Your Studio.com.

ON THE NET PUSH  YouTube video: Continued from Page C1 www.youtube.com/ watch?v=zybnaPqzJ6s beverages for Coca-Cola North America. has already made several “There’s an important moves to help customers conversation going on make better choices, such about obesity out there, as putting calorie counts and we want to be a part of on the front of its cans and the conversation,” she bottles in the U.S. Last said. year, it also started posting In the ad, a narrator calorie information on its notes that obesity is an vending machines ahead issue that “concerns all of of a regulation that will re- us” but that people can quire soda companies to make a difference when do so by 2014. they “come together.” The Public concern over the spot was produced by calories in soda is appar- Brighthouse and Citizen2 ent in Coca-Cola’s chang- and is intended to reflect ing business. In North Coca-Cola’s corporate re- America, all the growth in sponsibility among cable its soda business over the news viewers. past 15 years has come Another ad, which will from low- and no-calorie run later this week during drinks, such as Coke Zero. “American Idol” and be- Diet sodas now account for fore the Super Bowl, is nearly a third of its sales in much more reminiscent of the U.S. and Canada. catchy, upbeat advertising Other beverages such as people have come to ex- Associated Press sports drinks and bottled pect from Coca-Cola. It High-fructose corn syrup is listed as an ingredient on a can of soda Sept. 15, 2011, in Philadelphia. Scientists have water are also fueling features a montage of ac- used imaging tests to show for the first time that fructose, a sugar that saturates the American diet, can trigger growth. tivities that add up to brain changes that may lead to overeating. The study, published Jan. 1 in the Journal of the American Medical As- Even with the growing burning off the “140 happy sociation, is small and does not prove that fructose or its relative, high-fructose corn syrup, can cause obesity, but popularity of diet sodas, calories” in a can of Coke: experts say it adds evidence they may play a role. however, overall soda con- walking a dog, dancing, sumption in the U.S. has sharing a laugh with address confusion about thought there were as careful with the ads to re- But among the options declined steadily since friends and doing a victory the number of calories in many as 900 calories in a main consistent with its under consideration is 1998, according to the in- dance after bowling a soda, said Diana Garza can of soda. brand voice and avoid putting the amount of ac- dustry tracker Beverage strike. Ciarlante, a spokeswoman When talking about sounding “preachy.” tivity needed to burn off Digest. The 30-second ad, a ver- for Coca-Cola Co. She said calories and weight gain, Coca-Cola declined to the calories in a drink on Follow Candice Choi at sion of which ran in Brazil the company’s consumer Garza Ciarlante noted that give details on what it cans and bottles. www.twitter.com/candice last month, is intended to research showed people the company had to be plans for the year ahead. The company noted it choi.

take with fatal mouth and or occasional coffee specifically upon fatal ment or growth of cancers. coffee. throat cancer in the Can- intake. cases of mouth and throat Although it is less com- ———■——— BENNETT cer Prevention Study II, a A dose-related decline cancer occurring over a 26- mon in the United States, Continued from Page C1 prospective U.S. cohort in the relative risk was ob- year period in a popula- mouth and throat cancer is Dr. C. Joseph Bennett is a study begun in 1982 by the served with each single tion of individuals who among the 10 most com- board-certified radiation occasionally or who never American Cancer Society. cup per day consumed. were followed very care- mon cancers in the world. oncologist and a member drank coffee. The study is Among 968,432 men and The association was inde- fully and who were cancer- This study adds to the evi- of the Citrus County Unit published online in the women who were cancer- pendent of sex, smoking free at enrollment in dence of a possible protec- of the American Cancer American Journal of Epi- free at enrollment, 868 status or alcohol use. Cancer Prevention Study tive effect of caffeinated Society. Watch demiology. deaths due to mouth and There was a suggestion II. coffee in the development “Navigating Cancer” on Previous research stud- throat cancer occurred of a similar link among The impact of this re- and growth of cancers of WYKE TV at 7:30 p.m. ies have suggested that during 26 years of those who drank more search could be huge. Cof- the mouth and throat. Tuesdays and at 10 a.m. coffee intake is associated follow-up. than two cups per day of fee is one of the most It may be of consider- Thursdays. If you have with reduced risk of can- The researchers found decaffeinated coffee, al- widely consumed bever- able interest to investigate any suggestions for topics, cer of the mouth and consuming more than four though that finding was ages in the world, and con- whether coffee consump- or have any questions, throat. To explore the find- cups of caffeinated coffee only marginally signifi- tains a variety of tion can lead to a better contact him at 522 N. ing further, researchers per day was associated cant. No association was antioxidants and other bi- prognosis after cancers of Lecanto Highway, examined associations of with a 49 percent lower found for tea drinking. ologically active com- the mouth and throat have Lecanto, FL 34461, or caffeinated coffee, decaf- risk of mouth and throat The findings are unique pounds that may help to been diagnosed. Makes me email feinated coffee and tea in- cancer death relative to no in that they are based protect against develop- want that morning cup of [email protected].

Wednesday monthly, Diane lian Rojas, facilitator. and activities are open to area’s largest private employ- GROUPS Terry, facilitator. ● Leukemia and Lym- members only. Membership is ers, and offers Hernando ● phoma Society Support open to Hernando, Pasco, County’s only comprehensive Continued from Page C5 Kidney Education Sup- port Group — 2 p.m. third Group — 6 p.m. fourth and Citrus County residents cardiovascular program, in- Always Wednesday monthly, Mary Wednesday monthly, Lordes for $20 a year. cluding open heart surgery. Welcoming ● Diabetes Support Group Jane Talty, facilitator. Arvelo, facilitator. Oak Hill Hospital has been Approximately 300 physi- New Patients — 10 am. second Monday ● ALS Support Group — 2 ● Crohn’s Disease Support serving the Nature Coast cians, 950 associates and monthly, Kim Palmer, p.m. the third Thursday, Katie Group — 6 p.m. the last since 1984. It is the largest more than 350 volunteers FRANK J. VASCMINI, DDS facilitator. Mitchell, facilitator. Thursday monthly, Isaiah Del medical facility in Hernando comprise Oak Hill Hospital’s 4805 S. Suncoast Blvd.

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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE News NOTES Harmonic convergence News NOTES New Englanders Club plans card, to meet Jan. 18 game party The New Englanders will Education foundation to present ‘Allegro’ concert Jan. 19 The Inverness Woman’s meet at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. Club will sponsor a card 18, at the Olive Tree Special to the Chronicle Chorus, along with Main Street and Proceeds from the concert will and board game luncheon Restaurant. The speaker Live Out Loud, internationally benefit Citrus County Schools’ at the First Presbyterian will be County Commis- The Citrus County Education acclaimed quartets. music, art and PE programs. Church of Inverness at sioner Joe Meek. Foundation will present “Allegro,” All are welcome to the concert, For more information, email 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Come hear what is new a concert featuring the award- set to begin at 2 p.m., Saturday, Jan. [email protected]. Jan. 19. in Citrus County. For more winning Tampa Bay Heralds of 19, at Curtis Peterson Auditorium. Tickets for the day, which information, call Jack at Harmony Cost is $20. includes a salad luncheon 352-746-1571. Barbershop with dessert, are available Learn ballroom for $10 and may be re- served by calling Fran dancing with doc Pierce at 352-37-1582. Citrus County Parks & Bridge or game players Recreation and Dr. Fred without partners are invited Spurlock will offer ballroom to come, but should advise dancing classes at the Cit- they need a partner when rus County Canning Center making a reservation. in Lecanto starting Tues- CHWC to sponsor day, Jan. 15. Spurlock has been Bunco Bash trained at the Arthur Murray Partners for a Substance-Free Citrus The CHWC’s annual studios outside Baltimore, Bunco Bash will be Thurs- and will teach rumba, fox day, Jan. 17, at the Beverly trot, waltz, cha-cha and Hills Lion’s Club, 72 Civic swing. Beginners and inter- Circle, Beverly Hills. The mediate dancers are doors will open at 7 p.m. welcome. and play will start at 7:30 Lessons will be from p.m. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays Admission is $15; call and Thursdays. Cost is $5 Ginny at 352-527-7077 or for singles or $7 for a Ann at 357-344-8708. Tick- couple. ets can also be purchased For more information, at the door. Proceeds go to call 352-465-7007 or 352- the CHWC’s scholarship 527-7540. fund and to local charities Advanced signing the club supports. There will be great cash prizes, class to begin gifts, treats and beverages An advanced sign lan- for all. guage class will begin Audubon Society Tuesday, Jan. 15, at Citrus Hearing Impaired Program to meet Jan. 16 Services, 109 N.E. Crystal Citrus County Audubon St., Suite B (at the old train Society will meet at 7 p.m. depot in Crystal River). Wednesday, Jan. 16, at If you have considered Unity Church of Citrus learning a new language, Special to the Chronicle County, 2628 W. Woodview Partners for a Substance-Free Citrus elected new officers at the Dec. 13 meeting. Pictured, from left, standing, are: this is a wonderful opportu- Aileen David, maintenance and sustainability chair; Nathan Meeks, youth representative; Alpha McGaughey, fund Lane, Lecanto. nity to give sign language a development chair; Cregg Dalton, vice chair; Darla Graber, media and communications chair; Dale Benefield, chair- Guest speaker will be try. The course will intro- man; Kelly Chisman, board secretary; Lorrie van Voorthuijsen, youth chair; Heather Yates, law enforcement repre- Matthew Beck, chief pho- duce students to topics sentative; and Brenda Frazier, treasurer. Front row, sitting, are: Renna Jablonskis, executive director; Cara Meeks, tographer and photo editor such as deaf awareness, assessment chair; Virginia Bawcom; administrative assistant; and Alida Langley, immediate past chairwoman. Part- at the Chronicle. His pres- deaf culture, finger spelling ners for a Substance-Free Citrus brings citizens together to create healthy and drug-free environments through The entation, “Photography and receptive, expressive Drug Free Communities program. Partners for a Substance-Free Citrus is comprised of community leaders, parents, Styles and Techniques,” will and conversational skills. youths, teachers, religious and fraternal organizations, health care and business professionals, law enforcement, the focus on his many pub- The fee for the class is $40 media and others working together at the local level. lished and unpublished bird due before first day of and wildlife photos, includ- class. Books will be made ing some of his methods for available for an additional capturing an award-winning charge. photo. For more information or Quilters to meet in Inverness All CCAS events are to register, call Maureen open to the public. For Tarabasco, CHIPS, at 352- more information, visit 795-5000 or 352-422-3435. Special to the Chronicle the month. club supports. This is fol- Jan. 3 are: President CitrusCountyAudubon.com. The first meeting of the lowed by a workshop(s) on Denise Helt, Vice President Country musicians The Citrus Friendship month is a business meet- new or different Shirley Gorsuch, Secretary Spanish club sets sought to play Quilters Guild will meet at ing followed with show- techniques. Roxanne McCormick and monthly meeting 1 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 17, at and-tell, when members The second meeting is a Treasurer Sharlee Green. Country musicians are the Lakes Region Library, may show handiwork and very short business meet- For more information, The Spanish American invited to volunteer their tal- 1551 Druid Road, Inver- either keep it or donate it to ing, followed by show-and- call Denise Helt at 352-344- Club of Citrus County will ents on Thursday mornings ness. The club meets the one of many different com- tell and workshops. 1675, or Shirley Gorsuch at meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, to play at the West Coast first and third Thursdays of munity organizations the New officers installed 352-637-6838. Jan. 17, at the Knights of Community Center in Ho- Columbus Hall, 2389 W. mosassa near the VFW on Norvell Bryant Highway. Veterans Drive. The club is a multi-na- Call Jersey Jim at 352- tional social organization 422-2187. Spontaneity reigns at dinner theater promoting unity among the Latino population in Citrus t was a nostalgic gathering of for- was a song that she had performed Shier Sr. uttered Presley’s, “Thank County. It is open to all. Precious Paws mer Playhouse 19 volunteers out as a junior high teenager. you, very much,” indicative of the Membership is $15 per ADOPTABLE Iat the Beverly Hills Lions Club When Shier Sr. was performing King’s Southern demeanor. person. for Encore Ensemble’s Dinner The- Richie Valens’ “La Bamba,” Monica Swinging along with the cast of tal- The next dance is the ater production of “Win, Lose or Tichaeur chimed in and gave a rous- ented musicians, we thrilled to their annual Valentine’s Sweet- Corbin Die,” a zany, madcap whodunit audi- ing rendition that garnered ap- versions of “The Girl From heart Dance Saturday, Feb. ence-participation afternoon. plause, applause, applause! Ipanema” and “Walkin’ in 9, at the Knights of Colum- Recalling the magic that was Play- Tailor made for Encore’s theatri- Memphis.” bus Hall. The Havana house 19 were Beverly Dildine, Jeri cal style, “Win, Lose or Die” was a Pam Shreck’s aggressive promo- Boys will perform many of Augustine, Lynne Parley, Monica spoof rendering of a lyrical pursuit tion of Fruit City Beverage was a riot. the Cuban dance favorites. Tichaeur, Pat Cram, Mar- show. With a skeleton Mike Shier II joined her with the in- Guest solo vocalist Luis sha Griffin and Jeannie script, it was an impro- troduction of Mocha Coke. Ashley Rosas will bring us back to Scotty. Memories of “The vised, ad-lib, move-on mu- Shier and Mike Shier Sr. gave a stel- the Musica Del Trio era. King and I,” “Annie,” and sical game show. lar performance of Barry Manilow’s “Havana Pete” will be a “To Kill A Mockingbird” Whodunit pros were “Copacabana.” special host emcee. flowed. Tim Danowksi as Joe Vo, Uproarious laughter was evoked For information email Encore filled the hall Ted Taylor as Les Parker, as Kisner as Judy attempts to ad- [email protected]. with their special magic Michael Shier II as Fur- minister CPR to Mike II as the ques- that memorable night long Shemp, Pam Schreck tions begin to surface: Who did it? Computer users with my favorite dinner as Del Spiggens, Ashley How? Why? Special to the Chronicle theater extra-added at- Kisner as Judy Dawson, Each character mingles through offer classes Corbin is a teenage fe- traction: vocals by the Ruth Levins and Laura Radecki and the audience trying to convince us The Crystal River (com- male pure black feline. Shiers (Mike Sr. and Mike Mike Shier Sr. as Daisy they were innocent. puter) Users Group will She is sweet, likes com- AROUND THE II) and the cast. We were and Sparky. In the end we learned that it was pany and loves to be pet- COMMUNITY offer a class in Adobe Ele- invited to sing along and Brittany Malicorte Mike Shier Sr. as Sparky. As the en- ted. She is waiting for ments from 9:30 to 11:30 served as the cue card girl. tire cast assembled on the stage and that special loving home call out favorites. a.m. Jan. 21, 28, Feb. 4 sang “Money Can’t Be Love” and of her own where she will Amazingly, spontaneity reigned as Jackie Shier was the costume assis- and 11. have a place to gaze out we thoroughly enjoyed “Give My Re- tant and kitchen manager with her “Goodnight Sweetheart,” another Cost is $25 for members a window and a sunny gards to Broadway,” Tony Orlando’s staff, Stephanie Santiago and entertainment treat came to an end and $35 for nonmembers. spot to curl up for a cat- “Tie A Yellow Ribbon,” Bing Cameron Puopolo. and it was hugs all around for all of Elements is an image edit- nap. Kittens and cats are Crosby’s “White Christmas,” Neil Di- Audience contestants were Mark us as we exited the hall. ing program that can fix Beshears, Ted Taylor, Caroll Bowers, Watch for Encore Ensemble’s next available for adoption at amond’s “Sweet Caroline,” Charley most common problems Rich’s “Behind Closed Doors,” B.J. Lydia Valentine, and L.P. Archer. theatrical adventure coming soon. the Pet Supermarket on that occur when using a State Road 44 in Inver- Thomas’ “Raindrops Are Falling on During the progression of the plot, To join the players, you can call Mike my Head,” The Drifters’ “Up on the we heard “Let It Be,” TV theme Shier Sr., president, at 352-601-3506. digital camera or scanning ness during regular store a photograph. hours. The Crystal River Roof,” and “Under the Boardwalk,” songs from “All in the Family,” 1960s ———■——— Mall adoption center is Johnny Mathis’ “Chances Are,” hits “Downtown” and “California Students should have open noon to 4 p.m. “Knock Three Times” and “You’ll Dreamin’” and Beatles songs, in- Ruth Levins participates in a basic computer skills for Thursday through Sun- Never Walk Alone.” Pam Schreck cluding “Yesterday” and “Can’t Buy variety of projects around the this class. Photoshop Ele- day. View pets at practically brought down the house Me Love,” dueling lyrics of “Jail- community. Let her know about ments 10 will be used dur- www.preciouspaws with an impromptu version of “Ice house Rock” and “Heartbreak your group’s upcoming activities by ing this class. florida.com or call 352- Cream Joe” after plucking Joe Plum Hotel,” Elvis Presley standards, and writing to P.O. Box 803, Go to www.crug.com to 726-4700. from the audience to assist her. It after “Suspicious Minds,” Mike Crystal River, FL 34423. sign up.

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ear Annie: I used to could indicate mental health of the most difficult events travel a fair amount for or medical issues, and he that happens in life. Only Dmy job. These trips in- should see his doctor. when you walk in these shoes cluded lunches and dinners Dear Annie: I recently made do you understand what a per- with my co-workers, some- a new friend at work. We have son is going through when times in groups, sometimes known each other for three they become a survivor of a not. At no time did I ever have months, and we get along suicide. the faintest interest great. However, I lost my nephew to suicide in having an affair. imagine my sur- in 2008. As difficult as it was, I But my husband prise last week sought the support of our local thinks otherwise. when she told me Survivors of Suicide support During the entire she used my first group. They understood ex- time I traveled, he name on an online actly what our family was constantly accused dating site. At first I going through. Through their me of sleeping with just thought it was a love, support and compassion, “somebody.” I never little weird, but I was able to hold myself to- once gave him a now I feel really un- gether. reason to think I comfortable about It has now been four years, was cheating. I rec- it and don’t know and my life has gone on, but ognized that this what to do. not without difficult days and was just his way of ANNIE’S How can I get her sadness. Without the support dealing with his to change her on- group, it would have been own insecurities MAILBOX line profile without much more difficult. I con- and poor self- ruining our work tinue with the support group image. relationship? — Miffed so that the incoming folks can I have not worked for a Dear Miffed: This was pre- see that life goes beyond their number of years, but on occa- sumptuous but not disastrous. present grief. sion, he stills insinuates that I If she used only your first Please, if you find yourself had affairs. Instead of being name and the rest of her in- in this situation, seek out supportive of my hard work formation is her own, it’s an- S.O.S. through a national hot- then and now, he thinks it’s noying but not compromising. line, your local family services more important to keep sug- However, the fact that she or on the Internet, for they un- gesting that I’m always looking would do this without consult- derstand your pain, and they for someone else to sleep with. ing you indicates that she give you hope when such dark- How do I get him to stop? — could easily take other liber- ness shadows your life. — Not a Cheater ties down the road, so you are S.O.S. Survivor Dear Not: Your husband smart to nip this in the bud. ———■——— sounds overly suspicious. We Be nice but honest. Say, don’t mean to add to the prob- “Dottie, remember when you Annie’s Mailbox is written by lem, but sometimes those who said you used my first name on Kathy Mitchell and Marcy are having affairs accuse the your dating profile? It really Sugar, longtime editors of the spouse of the same offense. made me uncomfortable. And Ann Landers column. Email Tell your husband that his prospective dates don’t like your questions to anniesmail continuing accusations under- that sort of thing, either. [email protected], or write to: mine your trust and make you Please change it immedi- Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators wonder what is really going ately.” If she is the type who Syndicate, 737 Third St., on. Counseling could help get would end a friendship over Hermosa Beach, CA 90254. To to the bottom of it. If he is un- this, consider it a bullet find out more about Annie’s willing, you can choose to turn dodged. Mailbox and read features by a deaf ear or get counseling on Dear Annie: Hats off to you other Creators Syndicate WANT MORE PUZZLES? your own. However, if his ac- for printing the letter about writers and cartoonists, visit  Look for Sudoku and Wordy Gurdy puzzles in the Classified pages. cusations become more stri- World Suicide Prevention Day the Creators Syndicate Web dent or more frequent, this and bringing awareness to one page at www.creators.com. C8 TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2013 COMICS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Peanuts Garfield

Pickles For Better or For Worse

Sally Forth Beetle Bailey

Dilbert The Grizzwells

The Born Loser Blondie

Kit ’N’ Carlyle Rubes Dennis the Menace The Family Circus

Doonesbury Betty

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Times provided by Regal Cinemas and are subject to change; call ahead. Citrus Cinemas 6 — Inverness; 637-3377 “Gangster Squad” (R) ID required. 1:30 p.m., “YHOYWWYXOY SJ KTY CXWSISKYZ “Gangster Squad” (R) ID required. 12:45 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:10 p.m. 4:20 p.m., 7:30 p.m. “Texas Chainsaw” (R) ID required. In 3D. “Texas Chainsaw” (R) ID required. In 3D. 1 p.m., 1:40 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:30 p.m. No passes. NPSWSKA KB SILMBGY KTY RCNWSKA 4:30 p.m., 7:40 p.m. No passes. “Zero Dark Thirty” (R) ID required. 1 p.m., “Zero Dark Thirty” (R) ID required. 12:15 p.m., 4:20 p.m., 7:40 p.m. 3:45 p.m., 7:10 p.m. “Les Miserables” (PG-13) Noon, 3:30 p.m., “Les Miserables” (PG-13) 1:15 p.m., 4:45 p.m., BE FTNK ABC TNGY KB BEEYM.” 7 p.m. 7:15 p.m. “Jack Reacher” (PG-13) 12:30 p.m., 4:10 p.m., “Django Unchained” (R) ID required. 1:10 p.m., 7:20 p.m. 4:40 p.m., 7 p.m. — MSOU LSKSXB “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” (PG-13) “Parental Guidance” (PG) 1:45 p.m., 4:15 p.m., 4 p.m. 8:05 p.m. Previous Solution: “I don’t say we all ought to misbehave, but we ought to look “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” (PG-13) “Jack Reacher” (PG-13) 1:50 p.m., 7:20 p.m. as if we could.” — Orson Welles In 3D. Noon, 6:50 p.m. No passes. “The Guilt Trip” (PG-13) 4:50 p.m. (c) 2013 by NEA, Inc., dist. by Universal Uclick 1-15 Crystal River Mall 9; 564-6864 “Lincoln” (PG-13) 1:20 p.m., 4:35 p.m., 7:45 p.m. “A Haunted House” (R) ID required. 2 p.m., Visit www.chronicleonline.com for area movie list- 5 p.m., 8:10 p.m. ings and entertainment information. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE CLASSIFIEDS TUESDAY,JANUARY 15, 2013 C9

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Call PT Certified are independent Free Delivery 352 auction.com Clerical Posi- strong work ethic, contractors, not quoise, navy blue. (352) 637-2645 Dental Assis- communication skills 263-7398 637-9588 10%BP DINETTE SET Very good Cond. $350 tion employees of the Johnson Casual, 30 LOST Grey Long Hair tant & a professional WASHER$100 Works Au2267 AB1667 (352) 503-9494 Citrus County Maine-ly Real Estate in, glass-stainless Maine coon cat 20lbs Data Entry, Acct. appearance. Jones great. 90 day full Chronicle #381384 dinette w/ 2 chr $250. TWIN VEE 2006 very friendly. Receivable, Pho- Call 352-746-0330, NCTIS certification warranty. Call/text Naguchi glass top 26ft 210hrs, Twin 140hp Homosassa area nes, Word & Excel ask for Vicki. or equivalent experi- 352-364-6504 coffee table $150 Suzukis, 4 Stroke, Oldfield & Meadow. Exp. ence is a plus. Must Westinghouse (352) 503-9494 Extras, Trailer $28,500 Reward (727) 422-4433 Cust. Service. 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We are 352-563-1519 or 3 Days a weeks offering sign-on January Clas- STORAGE AUCTION vices 10am ON SITE @1925 727-504-4488 $200 phone & computers bonuses! We are ses FIRM skills a must. Inver- busy & growing & W Main St, Inverness Responsible for H H H H H H H H H ness Fl. need you to make 14 units lock cut 5 directing the pro- COSMO DAYS 70’ TV HITACHI 20yrs. in Business. this growth success- min before each unit gram’s psychological January 14, 2013 model 70Vx915 $400. Resume required. ful. Please e-mail is sold. CASH Be like and treatment COSMO NIGHTS the tv shows with the (352) 503-3087 Blind Box 1821p c/o your resume to: January 14, 2013 Citrus County services to include gamble of what [email protected] BARBER NIGHTS SUBWOOFERS Chronicle, 1624 N. technical and maybe. or apply at February 25, 2013 -sound dynamics rts Meadowcrest Blvd. administrative du- 1-17 Kablelink.com MASSAGE DAY series 1000-100 watts Crystal River, FL ties, testing, individ- ESTATE AUCTION (Job#26) January 14, 2013, rms/400 watts 34429 ual, group, and fam- 3pm outside House ily therapeutic activi- MASSAGE NIGHTS hold, Entire wood & peak-like new $50. ties, research, and ELECTRICIAN January 14, 2013, Mechanics work 352-527-9982 Receptionist/ participation in SKIN & NAILS shop, Wood Lathes, Day School Only Office Assistant overall institutional Recently retired, to power washers rows programming and ad- supervise electrical H H H H H H H H H of boxed merch- ministration. upgrade two BDR BENE’S andise. T, TH, F Education: Master’s home Citrus Springs International 5pm FIVE ESTATE 9:30a-3:30pm degree from an Area. VEHICLES 3-0 X 6-8 EXTERIOR Strong phone & accredited college or Advise your experi- School of 2004 Honda S2000 DOOR JAMB “ONLY” computer skills. university in the ence, Frank Boitz Beauty garage kept toy new $25.call text Excel required field of counseling, Box 248, Indian 1-866-724-2363 w/on 750miles Col- 352-746-0401 APPLY IN PERSON social work, psychol- Rocks Beach FL. www.isbschool.com lector sports car, w/resume 10a-2p ogy, rehabilitation, 33785-0248 2006 VW GTI hatch- 131 Hwy. 19N special education or back 60+K , Inglis in a related human Exp. Marine 2002 VW Eurovan services field is Camper18k,(these 3 preferred. 5 years Fork Lift Driver cars from 1 estate) DIESTLER COMPUTER related experience in BAVARIAN CHINA 2007 Buick Lucerne New & Used systems the field of treat- 7 day shift SERVICE FOR 12+ CXL loaded 64K, repairs. Visa/ MCard ment program devel- **Apply in Person** DINNERWARE 2012 Kia Forte ONLY 352-637-5469 HOUSEKEEPERS opment, implementa- Twin Rivers Ma- w/gold trim. $300 1,850 miles. All Es- tion, & evaluation in rina OBO tate Vehicles GREAT WEB TV SYSTEM a juvenile institution 2880 N. Seabreeze (352) 746-3327 OPPORTUNITY to buy. Apply within NO 2 keyboards, epson preferred. Super- Pt 6pm Inside Quality Calls BOOKENDS, ZEBRA C88 Printer $50 viory skills neces- Crystal River Fl Antique, Lipper&Mann, furniture, Knives, (352) 382-2545 BEST WESTERN sary. The right per- 34429 Jewelry, Large 614 NW Hwy 19 pair, black and gold $65. son must no phone calls pls Power tools Crystal River 352-746-0401 possess a license: 1-19 (MFT, LCSW, DISNEYS 75 YEARS AUTOGRAPH LMHC) from the Exp. Power music & memories 3 AUCTION state of disc cd limited edition 11am Celebrity & Equip. & Small pd.$50 sell $20. MF 1125 Tractor Florida, provide Engine Sports, Live & On with Loader 352-527-9982 Line everything from Mechanic 2008 Dump Trailer ARNP or PA Apply In Person at: FRAMED DISNEY golf to Rock& Roll. 6 x 10 (352) 586-1736 2855 W. Woodland PRINT “FLATTERY” Bats, balls, Albums, Wanted Part Time Ridge Dr. Lecanto, Must have at least 2 cert.#838 of photos, books, for a busy Pediat- Florida, 34461 yrs. exp. in a small 2000-18”by cards & more from ric or Email to engine shop, and 24”-$100.more info call Hendrix to Tiger. Practice in Crystal [email protected]. have own tools 352-527 9982 www.dudleys River, Send Re- com or apply Apply in Person KISSING FACES auction.com WELL PUMP sume online at www. M-Fri 6659 W SCULPTURE By John 637-9588 10%BP MIRES 1 HP pump to: usajobs.g4s.com NORVELL Cultrone $70. can text Au2267 AB1667 with 80 ft of 2 inch lindapracticemgr Drug Free Workplace BRYANT HWY, CR pic. call or text Maine-ly Real Estate pipe. $95 @tampabay.rr.com / EEO H NO CALLSH 352-746-0401 #381384 (727) 421-5371 C10 TUESDAY,JANUARY 15, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

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Naguchi glass top hand brakes & wheel Rainbow MOTORCYCLE SEAT LG SZ $350. coffee table $150 Sleep by Number Air locks, seat, basket, complete good cond. cruiser saddlemen his BOTH EXC. COND. (352) 503-9494 Bed, King Size, folds for storage, Ex., $100.00 and hers mint 100 firm. (352) 270-8475 complete, exec. cond., $50 352-628-0033 352-628-4210 DINING TABLE like new $,2,500 new 352-621-0142 High quality table 6 ft. Step Ladder 4 WHEELED WALKER asking $1,250. $20. Over 60 Jig Saw Puz- WITH SEAT AND w/4 chairs, leaf, and (352) 726-1040 hutch. Asking $400 (352) 860-0183 zles $50. for all BRAKES GREAT but worth much Small wooden table 55 Gallon Fish Tank (352) 746-3799 SHAPE ONLY $85. more. white $12 with Cabinet Stand, PET CARRIER ME- 352-464-0 316 AB LOUNGER WORK (352) 860-0183 352-860-2475 with all accessories DIUM SIZE FIBER- 4” TOILET SEAT ON THOSE ABS $375. GLASS ONLY $15. RISER BRAND NEW ONLY $40. SOLD (352) 613-7429 352-464-0316 WITH HANDLES FOR 352-464-0316 3 Pc. Bedroom Set SUPPORT ONLY $25. 2004 FORD V10 PIN FISH TRAPS FOR EXERCISE BIKE FAN 000DM1M DISPLAY CASES, Dresser with Mirrors, STOCK INTAKE $35. BAIT FISH- 9” X 14” X 352-464-0316 TYPE WORKS THE CASH REGISTER Chest of drawers, 1 end call or text 24”, bait box inside, 2 BATHTUB SAFETY ARMS TOO GREAT Two glass/metal dis- table, dark pecan 352-746-0401 available, $15 each. RAIL SHAPE ONLY $85. play cabinets,$300 Burlington House $100. ACER 77E 352-628-0033 Medline Deluxe in box 352-464-0316 and $275; a cash $35.352-628-4210 register $40 and a TEEN BUNK BED 17”MONITOR tube RCA Video Camera GAZELLE LIKE BEDSIDE COMMODE stand $25, 1 open $175- Double Bed on type monitor with accessories EXERCISER OK & ALUMINUM glass shelving cabi- top, large desk below. incl.manual &cable-like $125. SHAPE ONLY $40. WALKER ADJUSTA- net $225. Silver/metal frame. new.”free” Men’s Golf clubs $60 352-464-0316 352-527-9982 BLE LEGS ON EACH 352-804-0216 Bought from Kids’ Garmin GPS $60. PURSUIT EXERCISE Room to Go. Email for Casio Electronic Cash (352) 527-7223 20.00 EACH 352-464-0316 BIKE ALL Glass top Wicker pix. Excellent Register PCR-T465 $20 ROCKING HORSE ELECTRONICS SU- dinning table shape/like new. email: Kenmore Upright Black-colored, rocks MANUAL WHEEL- PER [email protected] Freezer #253 by rubber, batteries CHAIR WITH FOOT- CONDITION $100. seats 6 w/6 chairs or (352) 212-2901 34 Tall x 27 wide $60 are optional for sound, RESTS GOOD SHAPE 352-464-0316 & bar chairs. All 352-503-6971 ok condition, $30 ONLY $100. Two Bar Stools RECUMBANT (352)465-1616 352-464-0316 wicker, all padded Country style, solid oak, CENTRY FIRE Stationary bike $100 $500 OBO 2ft high w/windsor back PROOF SAFE. 17 X RYOBI 10” COM- SHOWER CHAIR OBO WITH BACKREST FI- (352) 425-0667 & swivel seat. $100 20 X 18. 135LBS, POUND MITER SAW- Tricycle $100 OBO (352) 341-1941 NEW $425 ASKING #TS1342, 15 Amps, BERGLASS (352) 621-4611 Leather Living room $225. 5500 RPMs, dust bag, W/ADJUSTABLE set& King size Wood (352) 212-4079 EX+, $60. 628-0033 LEGS ONLY $35. ROWING MACHINE 352-464-0316 BY BODY ROW GET bedroom set custom Chrome continental Kit SALMON NATURAL made & IN SHAPE $85. tire cover $40 SKIN FISH MOUNT- 31 WALKER 352-464-0316 priceless (352) 860-2475 inches, Ex. condition, 4 wheels/hand brake ANTIQUE JOHN TREADMILL 586-3231 CORTLAND GRAPH- $35. 352-628-0033 seat&basket good DEERE 110 LAWN $80 obo LEATHER LIVING ITE FLY ROD- Precision cond. 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RYOBI 200MPH (352) 382-7399 Bush Master, XM15 352-503-6971 SAMSUNG BRIGHT- elry WEAPONS COURSE 243WSM. New in box, BLOWER Model A3, 223 Assault Riffle MATTRESS SETS DIGITAL PICTURE SIDE touch Verizon cell Beating ALL Written WAVE MASTER Free At the Inverness Includes RY09550 26cc, 8-20-09. with 30 round mag, Beautiful Factory BOOK Brookstone phone good condition Offers. (352) 228-7676 Standing Punching Bag. VFW Post 4337. factory scope. $695. Great condition, Must new in box, $1,650. Seconds holds 500 pics like new, $35. 352-746-0401 Great Condition. $40 Sat. Jan. 19, 10 am Will take 30-30 lever SEE. Paid $129, asking AR Style, 30 round Twin $99.95, Full complete in box $40.call 352-201-2665 $55. Dont wait on trade. (906) $50. Mike SKYLIGHT 27+ 27 mags, lightly used $129.95 Qn. $159.95, text 352-746-0401 Til It’s Too Late 285-1696 646-509-6654 BUBBLE TYPE UV $40.(352) 533-2228 Kg. $249.95 DINING TABLE FIBERGLASS ONLY Call 352-220-4386 352-621-4500 Weed Wacker W/4 PADDED CHAIRS $50. 352-464-0316 “NEW” ACOUSTIC CAMO HOLSTER, For info & reservations 32CC, craftsman, gas $50. obo GUITAR SMALL Uncle Mikes OAK ENTERTAIN- Weed Waker MENT CENTER. VERY (217) 821-6524 SOLD W/CASE,STRAP,XTRA 8FT POOL TABLE size 10 for belt $10.call SIG SAUER Bandit, gas, 2 LAZY BOY/ CLUB STRINGS,PICKS 3 pc slate, Oak cabinet or text 352-746-0401 REVALUATION -C3, 2013 Enclosed Trail- GOOD COND. 2 Craftsman Blower DOG CAGE DRAWERS & 4 RECLINERS, BUR- ETC.$75 352-601-6625 $250. (352) 382-1751 45ACP Night sights, 2 ers 32CC gas, 3L X 22W X 25H $25 mags. w/case. Like DOORS. $150 GUNDY $400. “NEW” ELECTRIC AMMUNITION 6x12 with ramp, Homelite Blower COOLER $5 New. $800.(352) (765) 336-9590 B & S PRESSURE GUITAR “FAT STRAT” .223/5.56 AMMO Wolf $1895 model 170 gas, 2 Wheel cart $5 441-0645 (352) 860-0183 WASHER 2000 PSI, STYLE BLEMISHED Military Concealed Weapons ** call 352-527-0555 ORIENTAL DINING Echo Chainsaw #500 $120. ** ROOM CHEST VL, 18” Gas $150 for General Field Fence SOUNDS GREAT! $45 Classic. $75 for 100 Class at the Inver- Smith Corona, 48” black lacquer w/ All Total 47in H x 200 ft SOLD 352-601-6625 rounds. 352-427-0051 ness VFW, $55.00 1903-A3, .30-06, NEW gold flowers $200. Riding Lawn Mower L. Two 12 FT. W over- BALDWIN PIANO BLUE BURTON 10:00 Sat. Jan. 19, $535. HAULMARK 6X12 6 Panel Oriental John Deer 1991, #212 24 Posts 3in X 6½ ft. head garage doors, Hamilton Studio upright CART BAG Don’t Wait Trap Door, Spring- ENCLOSED TRAIL- Black & Gold Screen 36” cut, ran in 2010, Utility gate 50in h x with Bench Seat, Oak wood W/SUGARMILL CC Til It’s Too Late! field, Rifle .45-70 ERS $325. cast iron rear end 12ft L. All for $320 all hardwar, great shape mint cond. $500. LOGO LIKE NEW $75 Walk-In’s Welcome. $495. ONLY $1999. (352) 503-9494 $225. (352) 628-1126 (352) 228-7143 $100. ea. or $200. both 352-746-1654 (352) 382-1971 Call: 352-220-4386 (352) 270-6142 (352) 621-3678

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Priced reduced miles,no smoke/pets, ALSO HOMES & Couch, Broker from $369,000 to 300HP Cummins die- MOBILES AVAILA- $169,000 sel,2 slides, 6 new ti- BLE Couch Realty & Call Bernie res, 3yr Investments, (352) 563-0116 warranty,many extras. CRYSTAL RIVER $87000. Well main- 1 & 2 Bd Rm Apart- Inc. YOUR tained. 352-341-4506 ments for Rent (352) 344-8018 “High-Tech” 352-465-2985 RCOUCH.com Water Front INVERNESS Realtor ESTATE SALE in Na- UNIQUE & HIS- Phyllis Strick- 2 B/R’s Availa- ture Coast Landings TORIC land ble RV Resort. Large de- Homes, Commer- Realtor 5TH WHEEL KNOLLWOOD veloped site and a cial 33FT separate gated storage GOOD CONDITION TOWNHOMES Waterfront & Land Best Time To Buy! lot; plus almost new “Small Town MUST SELL Rental Assistance 5th-wheel with slides, Country Lifestyle (423) 202-0914 Available For I have Owner screened gazebo, and OUR SPECIALTY Qualified Appli- Financing storage building. All for SINCE 1989” and Foreclosures cants $79,900. For more info DUDLEY’S Call 352-344-1010 and pictures, click on TROPIC SHORES AUCTION MWF, 8-12 & 1-5 www.detailsbyowner.com *THREE AUCTIONS* 307 Washington REALTY. 352-843-5441 (352) 613-3503 1-15 Ave STORAGE AUCTION Inverness Florida ROD KENNER 10am ON SITE @1925 Equal Housing 352-436-3531 W Main St, Inverness Opp. ERA 14 units lock cut 5 min before each unit “LET US FIND Suncoast Realty is sold. CASH Be like YOU the tv shows with the AVIEW TO gamble of what maybe. LOVE” 1-17 ESTATE AUCTION www. 3pm outside House From mobiles to crosslandrealty.com hold, Entire wood & mansions, (352) 726-6644 GAIL Mechanics work INVERNESS From Gulf to Lakes, Crossland Realty shop, Wood Lathes, 2/1, large rms, W/D give me a call, Inc. STEARNS Re- SCAN OR GO power washers rows h-up. Tenant pays elec I sell ‘em all! altor TO www. of boxed merch- & H2O. 352-422-4137 BestNatureCoast andise. MINIATURE POO- $570. Cl John nancy.wilson@ 5pm FIVE ESTATE GIRLS BABY 6-12 **CRYSTALRIVER** 726-3849 Tropic Shores Properties.com VEHICLES mos. shorts, shirts, DLES miniature poodle 3b/2ba, den,newer yahoo.com “To view pups born 10/16/12 Realty 2004 Honda S2000 summer outfits, 12-18 c/h/a cpt & vinyl, very great waterfront garage kept toy mos.dresses 31 Health Cert 1 apricot & clean + bonus RV Nancy J. Wilson HOMOSASSA (352) 422-4298 1 black female & 1 Realtor® GNC Commercial properties” w/on 750miles Col- pieces, $20. Hkup. $34,900 lector sports car, 352-400-5650 black male almost Cridland Real Estate Broker-Associate 7311 Grover Cleveland Low overhead = LECANTO 2006 VW GTI hatch- potty trained, raised in Jackie 352-634-6340 SRES®GRI Blvd. 3/2 MH $69,900. Low Commis- our home. $500 cash Oak Tree Plaza, Of- Waybright Real Es- (603) 860-6660 back 60+K , call 352-419-5662 or CASTLE LAKE 2 bed- fice/ tate, Inc. sions 2002 VW Eurovan room. 2 bath. 2/2 S/W Camper18k,(these 3 [email protected] Retail, CR 486, 900 **Heatherwood 581** Fully furnished move in cars from 1 estate) sf. @ $700+ util. & MOTIVATED Waterfront, access to game re- Shih-Tzu Pups, condition. 2007 Buick Lucerne sales tax. 1 mo. Free SELLER wants this serve & Tillus Hill, 2 screen rooms, 2 Foreclosures CXL loaded 64K, ACA w/12 mo. Lease gone!!! 2.42 Acres well, sep- sheds 2012 Kia Forte ONLY starting@ $350. Lots 352-258-6801 6 Acres w Big Owner financ- tic, no impact fees, Landscaped with sprink- 1,850 miles. All Es- of colors, Beverly SHOP, Nice 2/2/2 ing available $30,000 by ler on quiet cul-de-sac tate Vehicles GREAT Hills, FL House, porches owner, sold as is 352-212-1883 OPPORTUNITY to buy. (352)270-8827 Barns, pond, pvd rd, (352) 422-0435 www.aceofpups.net 6pm Inside Quality CRYSTAL RIVER Concrete drive. Re- ½ ACRE LOT furniture, Knives, Nice Large 4br 2ba MH CITRUS HILLS duced! I have been with well, septic and Jewelry, Large READY TO MOVE IN! $ 114, 900 MLS selling an power pole, impact fee Power tools  2/2½ Townhouse Owner Fin. 357108. credit, high and dry, 1-19  condo, full appli- CITRUS average of Avail. CALL (352) ances, carport, Cit- www.crosslandrealty. trees, $11,000 obo AUTOGRAPH 795-1272 com 352 726 6644 2 Properties rus Hills membership SPRINGS a month (352) 795-3710 AUCTION included 11am Celebrity & I I I I I I I I HERNANDO 2/2 DW 3/2/2, 2 yr old Pool I NEED Owner Financing Tell that special On lot, with Shed & Prudential Florida home in imacculate 5 ACRES FLORAL Sports, Live & On Deck See for your- Showcase Proper- PUBLISHER’S LISTINGS! CITY Line everything from person condition, self at 2562 N. Treas- ties NOTICE: Landscaped back- Pasture Land golf to Rock& Roll. “ Happy Birthday All real estate ad- ure Pt. $28,500 obo call 352-476-8136 yard. $125,000 Priced 9858 S. Istachatta Rd Bats, balls, Albums, “ with a classi- vertising in this 352-464-0719 to sell! 2012 Taxes $115 w/ photos, books, fied ad under newspaper is INVERNESS CALL (570) 412-5194 Agricultural Greenbelt, cards & more from Happy Notes. HOMOSASSA 2/2/1 Lg Condo subject to Fair Hous- Water/Elec/Barn/fence Hendrix to Tiger. Only $28.50 **3/2, Fenced Yard,** Waterfront Community ing Act which makes $89K. MLS#354831 www.dudleys includes a photo NEW Flooring, NEW with heated pool. it illegal to advertise Realty Connect auction.com AC $5,000 Down, Non-smoker, pet “any (352) 212-1446 637-9588 10%BP Call our Classi- $435. mo restrict. $650. mo preference, limita- Au2267 AB1667 (352) 302-9217 fied Dept for de- I I I I I I I I 317-442-1063 tion or discrimination PINE RIDGE DEB INFANTINE Maine-ly Real Estate tails Tell that special HOMOSASSA based on race, color, THIS IS THE Realtor #381384 352-563-5966 person 2ba 1 ½ ba MH needs religion, sex, handi- PROPERTY YOU’VE (352) 302-8046 I I I I I I I I “ Happy Birthday complete rehab. Good cap, familial status BEEN LOOKING FOR! Real Estate!... BOAT TRANSIT “ with a classi- shed, well & septic. or national origin, or Bring your boat, it’s what I do. TRAILER Very lg., dbl. FOREST RIVER fied ad under 6524 W. Akazian an intention, to make horses, in-laws; there axles up to 33 ft. Any 2010, Surveyor, Citrus Springs such preference, Sport 189, 20 ft. Happy Notes. $12,500 (603) 2/2/1 $650/mo is room for everyth- boat type! $1800 or limitation or dis- ERA American Travel Trailer, Only $28.50 860-6660 352-746-7990 ing! 4/3 ½ w/7 car OBO (813) 244-3945 WANT TO BUY includes a photo crimination. “ Famil- garage/workshop & Realty 1 slide, w/AC, qn. bed, Phone:(352) HOUSE HOMOSASSA ial status includes in-law suite on 5.83 ac- awning, pwr. tonque 726-5855 or MOBILE Any Area, Call our Classi- 2/2 $500 MO NO children under the res. jack, corner jacks, mi- Cell:(352) 302-8046 Condition or Situa- fied Dept for de- SMOKING & NO PETS age of 18 living with Mostly wooded w/large crowave, equilizing parents or legal cus- Fax:(352) 726-7386 hitch, $10,500, re- tion. Call Fred, tails 2/2 on Lake Rous- 814-566-8708 backyard. Beautiful & 1988 27 ft Sportscraft todians, pregnant Email:debinfantine@ duced to $9800 352-726-9369 352-563-5966 seau. serene. High end Coastal Fisherman, HOMOSASSA women and people yahoo.com (352) 382-1826 NOW $17,500 finishes; immaculate cabin cruiser, $10k I I I I I I I I 2/2 $550 mo. incl. securing Low Lot Rent home in equestrian OBO (813)-244-3945 garb. Pets? No custody of children $240/mo. 2003. Used community. 5HP OUTBOARD s+moking. 1st & sec. under 18. This news- HIGH LINE Seasonally www.centralflestate.com MOTOR LIKE NEW 1999, 32ft, Deluxe, 352-212-4981 paper will not know- Owner bought a for pictures/more info. $385 (352) 341-2661 or 12’ slide out, new 22’ 13 Chickens $5. ea. ingly accept any ad- house. 207-546-6115, 352-249-9164 352-586-7437 awning, 55+ park, can 2 Roosters $7 ea. vertising for real es- CRYSTAL RIVER cell be moved. Was ask- 2 Ducks $10. ea. tate which is in viola- BASS TRACKER 2/1 Income Tax Spe- ing $9,000, Sell $6,900 (352) 503-6796 Adult Park 2/1, tion of the law. 12ft. Jon Boat, cial $400 + dep. excel. shape (352) 364-1819 Mobile, heat and air, Our readers are w/ 6HP motor & trailer, (352)446-6273 HERNANDO 231-408-8344 nicely furn. large Affordable Rentals hereby $1,750 obo CRYSTAL RIVER shed, sreen rm. car- Watson’s Fish Camp informed that all (352) 563-0665 6851 W Vanaman Ct CITRUS HILLS port, $8,200 (352) 726-2225 dwellings advertised GOLF COURSE HOME HI-LO TRAVEL $450/$400 dp 2/2 Lot Rent $160 mo. in this newspaper are 3/2/2+ $173K. TRAILER 2003, tow DUNNELLON (352) 287-3729 available on an equal BY APPT ONLY lite model 22-03t,exc. 5159 W Disney Lane INGLIS opportunity basis. To (216) 849-3447 cond. $425/ $400 dp 2/2 complain of discrimi- $6000 obo (727) 480-5512 3/2 Furn., screened porch. Lot rent $295 CRYSTAL RIVER nation call HUD HERNANDO 352-422-8092 HOMOSASSA Includes amenties. 3/1 Country Home on toll-free at Citrus Hills Pool MICHELE BAYLINER 1984 1-800-669-9777. The $350-$550 2 bed- $15,000 (352) stilts,w/fenced yard. Home ROSE cuddy cabin, hard MAC’S MOBILE RV BELLA room. 1 bath. also 1 toll-free telephone 4/3/2+, circular REPAIR & MAINT. Bella is a beautiful 212-8873 $600 + Utilities. top, Volvo motor, bed 1 bath lovely number for the drive, Realtor RVTC Certified Tech. silvery brindle Cattle Call 920-922-6800 AQ125A, setting, quiet park INVERNESS hearing impaired is 1 acre lot, below 352-613-0113, Lic/Ins. Dog/Shepherd mix, Simply put needs tune-up. Has with pool, commu- 3/2 Furn.,Appl., lg 1-800-927-9275. $200k 352-527-7856 came to the shelter 2 props, fish/depth nity center,1/2 mile screen porch & shed, I ‘ll work harder because her family finder, 2001 Rolls SUNNYBROOK ‘05 from boat Great cond. $16,000. lost their home. She is float on trailer worth 36 ft. 5th wheel, 2 dock,several availa- Call for appt. 352-212-5097 4 years old, spayed, CRYSTAL RIVER $1000. Comes slides, kg bd,like new, ble call (352)628-4441 (352)364-3747 housebroken, micro- 2/BR $550. 3BR $750 isellcitruscoun- w/spare motor Has 60amp serv. NADA chipped, and HOMOSASSA INVERNESS PARK Near Town 563-9857 ty@ service manual, $29K asking $25K 55+, 14X60, 2/2, new ARBOR LAKES 2nd owner - $2500 Heartworm-negative, 2 /1, Screen Porch **OPEN HOUSE** yahoo.com obo 352-382-3298 weighs 45 pounds. roof, all appliances, HOMOSASSA call Doug after 4pm $375mo 1st , Last & 2 BR, Seasonal, 2/2/2 + Den or 3 BR Walks well on a leash, partly furn. screen Craven Realty, 352-212-8385 Sec (352) 382-5661 Avail. Now. PUBLISHER’S & WE BUY RV’S, gets along with other room, shed, Inc. or 352-564-0855 641-660-3312 fenced back yard! Travel Trailers, dogs and is very, very HOMOSASSA 352-419-6476 NOTICE: All real estate ad- Gated Comm. 10a-3p 352-726-1515 MINI-X KAYAK 5th Wheels, playful. Fenced yard is 2/2, 2 lg porches & MOBILE HOME, SUGARMILL WDS vertising in this 4695 N. Lake Vista Fully loaded for fishing Motor Homes preferred, but can 1 carport. $675 Fully furn, 2/2/1 $675 mnth newspaper is Trl or fun. Electric motor Call US 352-201-6945 jump a low fence. (908) 884-3790 Furnished. Everyth- River Links Realty subject to Fair Hous- (352) 419-7418 $500.(352) 341-1297 Call Joanne @ HOMOSASSA ing stays. Just move 352-628-1616 ing Act which makes 352-795-1288. TRI PONTOON 3/2, CHA, $650mo,dep in. 2 Sheds, it illegal to advertise $650 352-503-6747 washer/dryer all ap- “any BOAT (352) 628-1928 pliances. Must See! preference, limita- 27 Ft., Fiberglass $7,500. (708) 308-3138 250 HP, T top, trailer HOMOSASSA tion or discrimination PALM TERRACE BEVERLY HILLS based on race, color, INVERNESS included $17,000. 4 Tires S. Slashpine 2/1 $450+ Block home 2br, 1ba 352-613-8453 215- 65/17 avail now 352-287-0086 55+ Community, 2/1 + Florida Room, religion, sex, handi- 1997 3BR/2BA 14 x 106 S. Fillmore $550 cap, familial status w/ 2porches, oversized TWIN VEE 2006 10,000 miles left INVERNESS 66, mo. 352-422-2798 or national origin, or gar. 1 cpt. on 1 + ac- 26ft 210hrs, Twin 140hp $60 for Set Close In, 1 & 2 BR excel. cond. Shed, an intention, to make res. $130,000 Call Suzukis, 4 Stroke, (352) 628-1126 MH Clean, Quiet & Fl. Rm. Carport & BLACK DIAMOND such preference, Buzz 352-341-0224 or Extras, Trailer $28,500 Newer 3/2/2 $1,150 BLUE Comfortable Deck $16,000. (352) limitation or dis- David 607-539-7872 (352) 564-8882 New Headlight Bob @ Coldwell Blue is an approxi- 352-212-6182 400-8231 crimination. “ Famil- WE HAVE BOATS assembly for 1994 mately 8-y.o. neu- Banker 352-634-4286 Tony Singing Fores t ial status includes GULF TO LAKE Honda Accord tered male Cattle LECANTO children under the Pauelsen (352) 726-0437 3/2 on 5 acres, 1st, FLORAL CITY Cit.Hills/Brentwood MARINE Dog mix, Came to 2/2/2 on golf course. age of 18 living with last & sec. $500. off 14 x 70, Mobile, 2 lrg. Realtor We Pay CASH For the shelter because Club included parents or legal cus- his family lost their Cardinal bedrooms, furnished & GRAND 2006 352-303-0619 Used Clean Boats SILVERADO 5TH remodeled, heat & air, $900/mo 516-991-5747 todians, pregnant Pontoon, Deck & WHEEL TAILGATE home. Blue is white (352) 628-4482 women and people CUSTOM HOME   and tan, weighs carport & shed, Wash/ CRYSTAL RIVER www.81woodfield. Buy or Sell Fishing Boats $100 Dryer, Lot rent $176. securing (352)527-0555 & about 50 pounds, is 2/1 custody of children CanBYours.com a bit chubby for his $14,500. 352-344-2420 81 Woodfield, boatsupercenter.com VINYL RANGER BED Water Incl. CHA, under 18. This news- I’ll Represent COVER $75 size, which is me- Waterfront/Homosassa $496. 352-220-2447 paper will not know- Homosassa dium. He is house- 3 Bed/2 Bath/3 Car Gar YOU (352) 637-2982 BANK Westwind Village 55+ 212-2051 ingly accept any ad- broken, very Beautifully furnished vertising for real es- Salt Water Pool & More! friendly and affec- FORECLOSURE Move In Ready, 2/2 CRYSTAL RIVER tate which is in viola- $339K, MLS#356914 2/2/2, $750. mo + sec. ERA tionate. The most Land-n-Home, 3/2 2 Scrn rms, dbl door, tion of the law. Realty Connect 850-371-1568 American Re- striking thing about 1500 sq. ft. On ½ refrig./Ice maker Our readers are (352) 212-1446 him is that he has Acre, paved rd. alty Washer Dryer, Low hereby BRIDGEVIEW very beautiful blue LOOKS GOOD, mntnly pyments, HOMOSASSA informed that all The Meadows Sub. $$ TOP DOLLAR $$ eyes, which catch Have financing if $19000 obo 2/1 Duplex, $475; dwellings advertised 2/2/1, New roof, 381KWT For Wrecked, Junk your attention imme- needed, only (850) 449-1811 Cell 3/2/2 House $635. in this newspaper are New AC & Appliances 2011 Bridgeview 381 or Unwanted diately. He loves $2,500 down, CITRUS SPRINGS available on an equal Move In, clean cond. KWT 38’ destination Cars/Trucks. people and wants to $381.44mo. P&I 3/2/2 house, $700. opportunity basis. To 3876 S. Flamingo trailer asking $28,900 $$ (352) 201-1052 $$ be by your side . Is W.A.C. OR $69,900. River Links Realty complain of discrimi- Terr. OBO 4 very obedient and Call 352-613-0587 352-628-1616 nation call HUD Asking $58,000 slides,ac,42”tv,fireplace,island walks well on a or 352-621-9183 (352) 382-5558 kitchen /corian BUYING JUNK CARS HOMOSASSA toll-free at • Running or Not • leash. He is quite INVERNESS 1-800-669-9777. The “FREE countertops,residential Crystal River 55+ Large 3br 2ba MH 2/1 Great Location, 4 burner CASH PAID - $300 & laid-back and would Rent to Own toll-free telephone Foreclosure make a great com- Park. 2BR/1BA Car- 55+ community, Bring stove/oven,residential UP Ready to Move In  number for the and Short Sale (352) 771-6191 panion for an older port & Screened boat & fishing gear. hearing impaired is frig,mw,queen bed Porch. Heat/Air Owner Financing Avail. $695 Lists /storage, queen person. CALL (352) 795-1272 1-800-927-9275. Call Joanne @ $9,500. 352-746-4648 (352) 344-1380 sleeper sofa,recliner CASH BUYER’S 352-795-1288. Ask for Brit maxair covers,awnings Buying Used Cars INVERNESS front & side. like new Trucks & Vans, For Dachshunds Pup- HERNANDO 3/2/2 610-597-9936 used car lot LARRY’S 3BR 2BA MH pies Ready to move in ! Starting @ $750. [email protected] AUTO SALES, Mini, Long hair, fe- Chassahowitzka www.relaxfl.com Hwy 19... 352 males, FHA & Owner Financ- 3/2 Waterfront DW, 352- 601-2615 OR 564-8333 black & cream. ing avail. call $500 352-201-9427 Champion blood lines. 352-795-1272 2/2, Fenced Yd DW, $250 $500 INVERNESS SALE LAYAWAY (352) 220-4792 HOME-ON-LAND 2/2, House w/ Gar., Lakefront Patio BUY-SELL-RENT- 3/2 Great Shape. CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV $600 Home maint.free 2BD, Quiet Country Sett- ½ Acre. Move In Buying or Sell- CONSIGNMENTUSA.org Sugarmill Woods 2BA w/ Den, Move In ing Now I I I I I I I I US 19 BY AIRPORT, 3/2/2, Furnished, Ready, $900 mo. Ka- 3/2 on 2 acres mol ing $59,900. Tell that special CR $900. ren Morton Approx. 1750 sq ft LA REAL ESTATE, Office Open Call 352-401-2979, AGENT (352) 382-1000 JW Morton Real Es- Let Me Work For person 461-4518 & 795-4440 352-621-3807 front porch, Lg rear 7 Days a Week tate Century 21 screened porch, Patio, You! “ Happy Birthday 352) 212-7595 “ with a classi- Palm Harbor Homes 24x30 Steel Building, WE BUY RED MINIATURE Steel Carport - great LISA VANDEBOE fied ad under ANY VEHICLE New 2013...30x76 BETTY HUNT, Happy Notes. POODLE PUPS 4bd/3ba. for boat storage, etc. REALTOR Broker (R) In Any Condition, Ti- 7 WEEKS;2 MALES CRYSTAL RIVER Fenced and cross- Only $28.50 tle, No Title, Bank $0 Down. $399/Month ERA KEY 1 Realty, Owner includes a photo AND 1 FEMALE; $850. 800-622-2832 ext 210 Studio Apt. Com- fenced, Built in 2003 Inc. Plantation Re- Lien, REGISTRATION AND pletely Furn. on Nice Oaks, Wooded, No Problem, Don’t HERNANDO 352 586-0139 alty Call our Classi- HEALTH CERTIFI- REPO’S- REPO’S Hunter’s Sprgs, sun Citrus Springs area hunt4houses68 Trade it in. We Will CATES; AVAILABLE deck, W/D rm. All util. Affordable Rentals only 20 Min. to Ocala 352-634-0129 fied Dept for de- Pay up to $25K Any REPO’S Watson’s Fish @yahoo.com tails 12-22-12. CALL incl’d.+ boat dock. $129,900 Call www.bettyhunts www.plantation Make, Any Model. 352-419-8233 OR WE HAVE REPO’S $700/mo. Camp 352-302-6784 for 352-563-5966 813-335-3794 [email protected] CALL 352-621-9181 352-372-0507 (352)726-2225 appt. homes.com. realtylistings.com I I I I I I I I 813-237-1892 Call AJ C12 TUESDAY,JANUARY 15, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

LARIAT 2005 TOYOTA ** CHEVY** FORD Camry XLE 77K mi ‘00, Dully, V10, Goose 95 Impala SS Neck towing pkg. 1995, E-150 loaded RED 4 cyl 1 Rare Collector Car Conversion Van, owner clean carfax 125k mi, clean $8,600., LT-1engine, Superb 352-637-4864, 220-3277 $2,850. $10,850 way under KBB Condition $8,500 352-341-0018 352-419-4513 (352) 249-7678 SALE LAYAWAY BUICK BUY-SELL-RENT- 2007, Lucerne, CXL 1971 CHEVELLE CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV 55K miles, Leather CONVERTIBLE CONSIGNMENTUSA.org $13,500. obo stunning, 40k+ in- US 19 BY AIRPORT, Call Troy CR NEW POLARIS Citrus County’s vested, fully re- (352)621-7113 461-4518 & 795-4440 RANGERS stored, 350 auto, AS LOW AS 7888. CADILLAC buckets, consistant TOYOTA (352) 621-3678 ‘02, Best STS, Black show winner, high 2004, 4 Runner Sport on Black, sunroof end stereo, red w/ POLARIS 78K mi., new tires white top & interior 2WD, 94K mi, Leather $12,800. 2002, SPORTSMAN $7,500. (352) 628-1126 $23,900, ATV. 4X4, SERVICED obo 352-513-4257 AND READY FOR CADILLAC Call Troy HUNTING SEASON. 2003 CTS, Must see. 352-621-7113 Luxury car at an $2995 Volume Leader CHEVROLET affordale price. 1964 ½ TON PICKUP (352) 621-3678 Call 352-628-4600 35kmi. 283 V8, 3 sp for an appointment. Column shift, $8995 CHEVROLET OBO (352) 464-3106 CADILLAC 2002, Camaro Z28 2007, Escalade, $9,750. 44k miles, Luxury DALIN DAY STAR 352-341-0018 FORD NAV, $29,500. 2006, 700mi saddle 1967 MUSTANG, 99% CHEVROLET Call Troy (352) bags, Fully dressed, org. No body work, is Expanding its 621-7113 Call (352) 527-1191 ‘96, Suburban LT, rust free, great cond. excel. cond. Leather, 71k mi CHEVROLET Harley Davidson garaged. Must See $13500 $4,400 obo 270-3795 2002, Silverado 2002, 883 Sportser, 352-447-1823 $3,990 new tires & saddlebags DUDLEY’S 352-341-0018 17k mi., $4,500. obo AUCTION MGB 1973 (607) 968-4269 *THREE AUCTIONS* Red convertible, CHEVY TRAIL- 1-15 show room cond. BLAZER LT 05 HONDA STORAGE AUCTION Everything works. exc. cond. asking 2005, VTX 1300CC 10am ON SITE @1925 $6200 $7000 3 TO CHOOSE FROM W Main St, Inverness (765) 336-9590 obo, in Hernando YOU PICK $4,888. 14 units lock cut 5 (904) 923-2902 (352) 621-3678 min before each unit is sold. CASH Be like JEEP HONDA the tv shows with the 2011 Patriot 2.0L, 5 2007 Full Size Shadow. gamble of what speed, FWD, a/c, Harley,1100CC, SALES maybe. power Chrome, bags, trade?, 1-17 windows/doors, 70mpg $2,800. Crystal white, 12k, like new, ESTATE AUCTION I I I I I I I I River 3pm outside House $12,750 352 513-4100 (727) 207-1619 hold, Entire wood & Tell that special Mechanics work person KYMCO shop, Wood Lathes, “ Happy Birthday 2009, 125 cc. Looks power washers rows “ with a classi- and drives great Only of boxed merch- fied ad under $995 andise. Happy Notes. (352) 621-3678 5pm FIVE ESTATE Only $28.50 1978 MIDAS RV VEHICLES includes a photo 90k miles, 26ft, sleeps VICTORY 2004 Honda S2000 4 2005, KINGPIN garage kept toy Call our Classi- **$1500 obo** 2 TONE, STAGE ONE, FORCE w/on 750miles Col- fied Dept for de- 352-212-7032 LOADED WITH lector sports car, tails OPTIONS 2006 VW GTI hatch- 352-563-5966 ONLY $7888. back 60+K , I I I I I I I I (352) 621-3678 2002 VW Eurovan If You Are Overworked And Underappreciated Camper18k,(these 3 YAMAHA cars from 1 estate) JEEP 2005, ROYAL STAR 2007 Buick Lucerne 2004, Wrangler X TOUR DELUXE, CXL loaded 64K, 4WD, Only 57K mi- READY FOR A ROAD TRIP ONLY $6688. 2012 Kia Forte ONLY CHEVROLET les, 1,850 miles. All Es- Hard Top $13,800. (352) 621-3678 tate Vehicles GREAT 2003, Avalanche $6,300 Call Troy OPPORTUNITY to buy. 352-621-7113 YAMAHA ST OP BY TODAY! 6pm Inside Quality 352-341-0018 2007 STRATOLINER furniture, Knives, JEEP WRANGLER 1800CC LOADED Jewelry, Large FORD 1990,New motor, no WITH OPTIONS A Power tools 2003 F250 rust, Arizona jeep. REAL TOUR BIKE We Are Seeking Fulltime Applicants Only, 1-19 $6,495. $4000. ONLY $5889. AUTOGRAPH 352-341-0018 (352) 586-8396 (352) 621-3678 AUCTION 11am Celebrity & Past Auto Sales Experience Not Required. Sports, Live & On Line everything from golf to Rock& Roll. Be Sure To Compare Us To All The Others!!! Bats, balls, Albums, 513-0122 WCRN photos, books, Kennedy, James L.2013CP004 Notice to Cred SA cards & more from PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Hendrix to Tiger. File No.2013-CP-004 www.dudleys W e Offer: IN RE: ESTATE of JAMES L. KENNEDY, auction.com DECEASED, 637-9588 10%BP NOTICE TO CREDITORS Au2267 AB1667 (Summary Administration) Maine-ly Real Estate TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE:  Best Work Schedule In The Business #381384 You are hereby notified that an Order of Summary Administration has been en- tered in the Estate of James L. Kennedy, deceased, File Number 2013-CP-004, by the FORD Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 110 ‘05, Thunderbird, North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida 34450; that the decedent’s date of death  Weekly, Monthly And Year-End Bonuses 37k miles, was November 24, 2012; that the total value of the estate is $43,795.01 and that the $24,000. names and address of those to whom it has been assigned by such order are: (352) 465-4015 Gayle Livermore, 2380-123rd Circle NW, Coon Rapids, MN 55448  401k With A Company Match FORD Christopher Kennedy, 1709 Fairbanks Avenue, Clare, IA 50524 2001 COBRA MUS- TANG CONV. 5 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: SPEED, LEATHER All creditors of the estate of the decedent and persons having claims or de-  Health, Dental And Vision Benefits MUST SEE mands against the estate of the decedent other than those for whom provision for CALL 352-628-4600 full payment was made in the Order of Summary Administration must file their claims For More Info with this court WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED BY LAW. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WITH BE FOREVER BARRED.  FORD NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO Very Aggressive And Easy To 2005, Five Hundred (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. LMT, 40K miles, The date of first publication of this Notice is January 11, 2013. Person Giving Notice: leather, V6 $9,980 Understand Pay Plan /s/Christopher Kennedy Call Troy 1709 Fairbanks Avenue, Clare, IA 50524 352-621-7113 Attorney for Person Giving Notice: FORD BRADSHAW & MOUNTJOY, P.A., /s/Michael Mountjoy, Esquire  Paid Training And Salary 2006 Focus ZXW, SE 209 Courthouse Square, Inverness, FL 34450 Florida Bar Number: 157310, Telephone: (352)726-1211 4DR, WGN. 85k miles Published two (2) times in the Citrus County Chronicle January 15 & 22, 2013 $5,800 obo Call Troy (352) During Adjustment Period 621-7113 FORD MUSTANG  2007, 7000 mi, garage Paid Vacation kept, GT clone. 514-0115 TUCRN Call (352) 527-1191 PUBLIC NOTICE  HONDA N O T I C E Beautiful Work Place 2011 CRV LX, 19K The Citrus County Board of County Commissioners will conduct a workshop on miles, likenew, 4 Cyl. Thursday, January 31, 2013 at 5:30pm in the Lecanto Government Building 3600 W. $19,950 Sovereign Path, Room 280, Lecanto, Florida to discuss the CR-491 Corridor Planning  Call Troy Project. This notice informs and notifies the public that members of the Citrus County Lowest Pack In The Industry Hospital Board of Trustees will be in attendance at this workshop. The Citrus County 352-621-7113 Hospital Board of Trustees will not vote or conduct business but will actively partici- HYUNDAI pate in the discussion.  2006 Elantra, GLS The Citrus County Hospital Board of Trustee(s) will be active participant(s) in the dis- H uge Pre-Owned Inventory cussion of the CR -491 Corridor Planning Project as it is related to Citrus County Hospi- 90K miles, likenew, 4 tal Board business. This notice informs the public that members of the Citrus County DR, auto. $6,800 Hospital Board of Trustees shall participate in the discussion and this matter will come Call Troy to the Citrus County Hospital Board for further discussion and action at a later date 352-621-7113 and time. Copies of the Agenda are available by calling the Citrus County Hospital Board at KIA 352-341-2250. Any person wishing to appeal any decision made by this Board, with ‘99, Sportage, Conv. respect to any matter considered at such meeting, must ensure that a verbatim rec- Top, low miles, ord of the proceedings is made, which record must include the testimony and evi- Runs great. dence upon which the appeal is to be based. CALL 352-628-4600 Persons who require special accommodations under the American with Disabilities Brand For pricing. should contact the Citrus County Hospital Board Office, 123 S. Pine Ave., Inverness, Selling Florida, 34452 (352) 341-2250. LINCOLN Published one (1) time in the Citrus County Chronicle January 15, 2013 1998, MARK VIII Automatic, COLD A/C CALL 352-628-4600 in the world For an appointment 515-0115 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE to see! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of County Commissioners of Citrus County, LINCOLN Florida, at a regular meeting held on the 8th day of January, 2013, at 2:00 P.M. in the ‘95, Town Car Commission Chambers, Citrus County Courthouse, 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inver- Selling Domestic 140k miles $2,250 ness, Florida 34450, adopted a Resolution approving street vacation SV-12-03 filed (352) 628-1126 by, the Citrus County Department of Planning and Development on behalf of the Department of Public Works closing, vacating, abandoning and discontinuing the MERCEDES existing streets described on the attached Exhibit “A”, renouncing and disclaiming Luxury Brand 2006 SLK 350 Conv. any right of Citrus County and the public in and to said existing streets, and in and to $26,000 OBO & any lands delineated on said recorded plat of the same. 2005 430 $22, 000 JOE MEEK, CHAIRMAN OBO (352) 621-4611 Board of County Commissioners of Citrus County, Florida in Customer SatisfactionSatisfaction MITSUBISHI EXHIBIT A ‘01, Eclipse GT, A PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED IN SECTION 35, TOWNSHIP 18 SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, vice and sunroof, black w/ tan CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA, SAID PARCEL SHOWN ON THE PLAT OF RECORD FOR CRYS- in Sales, SerService and leather int. runs TAL PARADISE ESTATES, UNIT NUMBER 2, A SUBDIVISION RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, great PAGE 88, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA, AS “SEACAUCUS TER- $2,500. 352-464-0719 RACE”, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Deliver Deliveryy QualityQuality MITSUBISHI BEGIN AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF BLOCK P, OF SAID CRYSTAL PARADISE ESTATES Mirage 2000 2dr. SUBDIVISION, THENCE S 00016’28”W ALONG THE WEST BOUNDARY OF SAID BLOCK P A coupe 5spd, 107k, DISTANCE OF 359.52 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 1 OF SAID BLOCK P; 36mpg, cd & air. Just THENCE S 66039’36”W A DISTANCE OF 54.57 FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 11 serviced. $1850 (352) OF BLOCK R OF SAID SUBDIVISION; THENCE N 00016’28”E ALONG THE EAST BOUNDARY 422-1026 OF SAID BLOCK R A DISTANCE OF 381.03 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID BLOCK R; THENCE N 89052’28”E A DISTANCE OF 50.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINN- OLDS MOBILE ING. SAID PARCEL CONTAINS 18502.5 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS. ‘95 SEDAN, auto- AND matic, good cond. THAT PART OF A 50-FOOT ROADWAY DESCRIBED IN OR BOOK 2456 PG 1981, PUBLIC $1,450 RECORDS OF CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA, THAT LIES SOUTH OF A LINE FROM THE SOUTH- 352-637-2588 EAST CORNER OF LOT 23, CRYSTAL PARADISE ESTATES UNIT 3 UNRECORDED TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 31, CRYSTAL PARADISE ESTATES UNIT 3 UNRECORDED, AND OLDSMOBILE ‘99 NORTH OF A LINE FROM THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 13, BLOCK R, CRYSTAL PARA- Cutlass, custom, 4 DISE ESTATES UNIT NO. 2 TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 1, BLOCK P, CRYSTAL DR, loaded, good PARADISE ESTATES UNIT NO. 2. mi., V6, cruise, tilt, Published one (1) time in the Citrus County Chronicle January 15. 2013 LET’S GO PLACES! gar. clean $3,650. (352) 212-9383 516-0115 TUCRN SALE LAYAWAY PUBLIC NOTICE BUY-SELL-RENT- CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV N O T I C E OF EXECUTIVE SESSION MEETING DURING MEETING CONSIGNMENTUSA.org The Citrus County Hospital Board of Trustees will hold an Executive Session meeting US 19 BY AIRPORT, during the January 30, 2013 at 1:30pm and the February 27, 2013 at 1:30pm regular CR meeting under the authority of Section 286.011(8), Florida Statutes. The Executive 461-4518 & 795-4440 Session will be closed to the public to allow the Citrus County Hospital Board of Trus- VILL AGE CADILLAC tees to meet with the board’s Attorney(s) to discuss the settlement negotiations or TOYOTA strategy related to litigation expenditures in all pending litigations. 2000, Camry LE Present at the Executive Session will be Debbie Ressler, Robert Priselac, Krista Joseph, V6, 183K miles Super Michael Bays, Gene Davis, William Grant - General Counsel, Bruce Blackwell, Es- Clean $5,800. obo quire, Clifford Shepard, Esq., Barry Richard, Esq., Arthur England. Esq., Taylor Ford, Call Troy (352) Esq., Glenn Burhans, Esq., Bridget Smitha, Esq., Vincent Falcone, Esq., and Court Re- TOYOTA SCION 621-7113 porter. The Executive Session will be held in the Board Room located on the second floor of TOYOTA the Citrus Memorial Health System Administration Building, 502 W. Highland Blvd, In- 2000, Camry, Good verness, FL and will begin at 1:30pm. When the Executive Session commences the 2431 S. Suncoast Blvd. fuel economy, 4 door door will be closed. At the conclusion of the Executive Session, the meeting of the transportation. Board will be reconvened and the public is invited to rejoin. CALL 352-628-4600 Copies of the Agenda are available by calling the Citrus County Hospital Board of- HOMOSASSA, FL 34448 for pricing & details. fice at 352-341-2250. Any person wishing to appeal any decision made by this Board, with respect to any matter considered at such meeting, must ensure that a TOYOTA verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record must include the testi- 2007, Yaris, 59K mi- mony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. les, Persons who require special accommodations under the American with Disabilities 352-628-5100 2 DR, H/B $7,800. should contact the Citrus County Hospital Board Office, 123 S. Pine Ave., Inverness,

Call Troy Florida, 34452 (352) 341-2250. 000DORV 352-621-7113 Published one (1) time in the Citrus County Chronicle January 15, 2013