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TAVARES GROVELAND Historical Museum reopens Bottler asked ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer [email protected] to justify fter months of turmoil that ended earlier this year with A the election of a new board request to of directors, the Lake Coun- ty Historical Society is back on track and has reopened the Lake double usage County Historical Museum. It recently took about 18 vol- Staff Report unteers 140 hours each to move the museum’s collection from Niagara Bottling in has until February the first floor to the fifth floor of to justify its request to the St. Johns River the Lake County Historic Court- Water Management District to nearly dou- house on Main Street in Tavares. ble the amount of water it pumps from the “It was a Herculean job but we Floridan aquifer. did it. It was a big accomplish- District staff said additional technical in- ment for us,” Historical Society formation was needed on the company’s ap- President Rick Reed said. plication and last week sent out a Request for Earlier this year, the Historical Additional Information (RAI) letter. Society was hampered by infight- Niagara has until Feb. 7 to respond to ing that divided the group and saw both sides recognizing their the RAI or to request an extension to the own board members following SEE NIAGARA | A2 separate elections. As bicker- ing continued and the negative publicity mounted, Lake County stepped in to freeze its financial support of the Historical Society and closed the museum’s doors. In April, another election was held and the county recognized Reed as president, backed up by Vice President Sanna Henderson (a former mayor of Leesburg), Trea- PHOTO COURTESY OF NIAGARA BOTTLING surer Howard King and Secretary Niagara Bottling in Groveland uses water from the Floridan Michael Holland (a member of the Aquifer to make and then fill plastic bottles with water. Eustis City Council). Last month, the county commission agreed to restore funding in the amount of Who are our biggest $18,800 to the new board. LINDA CHARLTON / “The show of support and just SPECIAL TO THE knowing that our commission- DAILY COMMERCIAL users of water? ers acknowledge and support us Staff Report means so much,” Reed said. ABOVE: Society Presi- The museum on the fifth floor dent Rick Reed plac- Niagara is one of seven bottled water — which is open on Fridays and es a sign declaring operations permitted in the 18-county St. Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 pm, the museum open. Johns River Water Management District. and on Sundays from 12 noon to 2 LEFT: A display on Those seven bottled water companies pm — features displays that help the main floor of are allocated a combined total of 2 million tell the story of the entire county. the Historical Court- gallons a day from the Floridan aquifer, “I love being at the muse- house. less than three-tenth’s of 1 percent of the um and I love being able to take water used in the district on a daily basis, people through Lake County’s according to district officials. SEE MUSEUM | A9 SEE USERS | A2

INSIDE GROVELAND CLASSIFIED B8 Clermont, FL Permit No. 280 CROSSWORDS B2 U.S. POSTAGE PAID U.S. POSTAGE presort standard mail DEATHS A12 African Children’s Choir slated to perform REAL ESTATE C1 ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer We hear so many people tell “The singing was so inspi- REMEMBER WHEN B1 [email protected] us what a blessing it is to rational and beautiful, and it SPORTS B4 was awesome to interact with The African Children’s Choir, have heard them sing, but it’s the children afterwards to hear VOICES A4 under the umbrella of a non- a blessing for the children more about their testimonies,” WORD ON THE STREET A2 profit organization called “Mu- Kish said. “It was a fabulous in- sic for Life,” is traveling the too, to experience what teraction and my own children, SOUTH country, wowing crowds with they do while here, coming who were preteens at the time, LAKE their voices and inspirational from so much poverty. were very moved as well.” PRESS stories. According to representatives The group will be in Grove- Joseph Mukasa of the The African Children’s Volume 98, No. 43 land to perform a free concert the concert was an experience Choir, the childrens’ perfor- 3 sections beginning at 7 p.m., today, at she’s never forgotten. mance will feature well-loved ©2008, Halifax Hope International Church, Kish said she is happy to children’s songs and dances Media 7432 Highway 50, Suite 109. know that the choir will once from their homeland, in ad- Group Erika Kish, who heard the again be stopping in Groveland dition to traditional Spirituals All rights reserved group years ago during a pre- as part of its tour spanning the and Gospel favorites in English. www. southlakepress.com vious visit to the church, said East Coast this year. SEE PERFORM | A11 A2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, October 23, 2013 What South Lake residents are saying about ... Area Briefs CLERMONT Wordon the COSTUMES Sawgrass Bay Elementary Street If you could be anything for Halloween, awarded $2,5000 grant what would it be? Sawgrass Bay Elementary School has been awarded a Walmart Local Facility Giving Program grant in the amount of $2,500. The school, in recognizing its man- date to foster learning and to pre- pare students to have the appropriate 21st century skills applied for and was awarded funding to further its technol- ogy program, allowing the school to purchase additional devices. In the coming months the school will launch its “Bring Your Own Technology” initiative.

Chewbacca, so I can Abraham Lincoln, but I’d be Marie Antoinette I would be a goril- CLERMONT match my dog. from the movie ’Abraham because of the elaborate la wearing a tuxedo. I CHARLIE DUFRESNE Lincoln Vampire Hunter’ medieval dresses, corsets, have always wanted to Kings Ridge Royal CLERMONT It’s inspiring. the white curly big hair dress up as that. I mean, Showcase set for Nov. 9 ADAM VAN and the pink lipstick. what’s funnier than that? “My Three Sons” will entertain CLERMONT DAPHNE VAN I would also like to answer guests with an old-fashioned bar- CLERMONT the door to the kids who bershop harmony at the Kings Ridge are trick-or-treating, hand Royal Showcase at 7 p.m., Nov. 9, in them candy in my gorilla the Ballroom. Tickets are $25. suit and see their faces. Kings Ridge is at 1900 Kings Ridge BOB HULLEY Blvd., Clermont. CLERMONT For information and tickets, call 352-242-9653. the company, said it’s not renewal and modifica- responded by saying they NIAGARA out of the ordinary for the tion request include: wanted proof the wa- CLERMONT FROM PAGE A1 district to want more de- ■■ Withdrawing 63 per- ter would actually come tails on requests to pump cent (576,000 gpd) from from the lower aquifer South Lake Art League response time frame, dis- more water. the lower Floridan aqui- and that area lakes would to host art festival trict officials said. When “RAIs are part of the fer and 37 percent not be impacted. The Downtown Clermont Art Fest the application is con- process that we respect,” (334,000 gpd) from the Niagara’s existing per- on Nov. 2-3 is currently booking en- sidered complete, district he said Thursday. upper Floridan aquifer. mit authorizes them to tertainment for the festival. ■ staff will determine if the Niagara is permitted ■ Reducing Niagara’s use water to manufacture Interested jazz and blues musicians under a permit that the upper Floridan aquifer plastic water bottles and requested allocation of should call Mary Prescott, coordina- district approved in Sep- withdrawal from 484,000 to purify groundwater water meets the permit- tor, at 352-406-0904. Limited perfor- tember 2009 to withdraw gpd to the 334,000 gpd. for bottled drinking wa- mance slots are available. ting criteria. The district’s up to 484,000 gallons per In its application ma- ter using a reverse osmo- governing board would For information, call Prescott at day (gpd) from the up- terials, Niagara indicates sis process at its facility 352-406-0904. then make the final de- per Floridan aquifer. That that by taking less water northwest of Groveland. cision on whether to is- permit expires in Decem- from the upper Floridan That facility has been op- WINDERMERE sue or deny a permit at a ber 2013. Niagara wants aquifer, impacts to the erating since 2008 and public meeting. to increase that amount surficial and upper Flori- serves customers in the Church to host annual Joe Kilsheimer, a public to 910,000 gpd. dan aquifers would be re- southern and mid-Atlan- pumpkin patch event relations consultant for Details about Niagara’s duced. District officials tic states. Windermere Union Church pre- school, 10710 Park Ridge-Gotha Road allowed to pump up to shows, including: Course in Clermont – up just north of Windermere, will host USERS 2,887 million gallons per ■■ Jon’s Nursery in Eustis to 262 million gallons per their annual pumpkin patch from FROM PAGE A1 year. Clermont is fol- – up to 350 million gallons year for irrigation. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Oct. 31, or as lowed by The Village Cen- per year for 200 acres of a ■■ Silver Lakes/Western long as they have a supply of pump- Niagara currently ter Community Develop- containerized nursery. Shores communities in kins. The church has a wide variety of pumps up to 484,000 gal- ment District (up to 1,782 ■■ The Lake Cogen Leesburg – up to 230 mil- sizes and prices for the pumpkins that lons per day and wants million gallons for pub- power plant in Umatilla – lion gallons for year for will be available, and proceeds benefit to increase that to up to lic consumption and ir- up to 329 million gallons commercial water. the preschool. rigation), the city of Ta- per year. If granted the request 910,000. That’s a jump Outside groups are also welcomed vares (up to 1,547 million ■■ The O’Brien 1-6 citrus to pump up to 332 mil- from 176 million gallons for story time and pumpkin selecting gallons), the city of Fruit- operation in Howey in lion gallons per year, Ni- at the pumpkin patch. per year to 332 million. land Park (up to 445 mil- the Hills – up to 265 mil- agara would be exceed- Who are the biggest po- For information, call 407-909-0464, lion gallons) and the city lion gallons per year for ed only by Jon’s Nursery or send an email to wucpreschool@ tential users of permitted of Mascotte (up to 444 416 acres of citrus and 6 among commercial wa- gmail.com. water from the Floridan million gallons.) acres of urban landscape. ter users in Lake. aquifer in Lake County? Next on the list are a ■■ Dewar Floral LLC of Another South Lake wa- CLERMONT According to Joe half-dozen commercial Mount Dora – up to 264 ter company, Spring of Kilsheimer, public rela- water users with the po- million gallons per year Life Spring Water in Mont- Cagan Crossings to tions consultant for Ni- tential to pump more for an 86-acre container verde, is currently permit- host annual pumpkin patch agara, the city of Cler- than Niagara does now, nursery. ted to use up to 100 mil- mont is No. 1 since it is Kilsheimer’s information ■■ King’s Ridge Golf lion gallons per year. Cagan Crossings Farmers Market will host the fifth annual pumpkin patch from 4 to 8 p.m., Friday, with CLERMONT vendors featuring produce, food, arts, crafts, pumpkins for sale by local Boy Scouts troops, entertainment and fun things for the kids. Relay for Life kick off Market vendors and merchants will be passing out candy to the kids for safe trick or treating. Donate canned event set for South Lake food items to benefit a local food bank The American Cancer So- es, hospitals, schools, ser- and receive a wristband to participate ciety Relay For Life of South vice organizations and faith- in the safe trick or treat. Lake/Cagan Crossings is based groups to celebrate The market is at Cagan Town hosting a kick off event at those who have battled can- Center, Cagan Crossings Blvd., off U.S. 6:30 p.m., Thursday, at Live cer, remember loved ones Highway 27 in the four corners area of Well Fitness Center at South lost, and provide everyone Clermont. Lake Hospital. an opportunity to fight back Call 352-242-2444, extension 206 for As the world’s larg- against the disease. details. est grassroots fundrais- For information, call the ing program, the Relay For American Cancer Society at CLERMONT Life movement mobilizes 352-326-9599, or go to Re- friends, families, business- layForLife.org. Taste of South Lake tickets currently on sale The South Lake Chamber of CLERMONT Commerce has tickets available for the third annual Taste of South Lake event taking place from 5 to 8:30 p.m., Nov. 7, ‘Murder By Moonlight’ at Waterfront Park in Clermont. Direct Cremation The community event features sam- murder mystery show set ples of signature dishes and drinks from $ more than 25 top restaurants, musical The Moonlight Players mont, where the murder entertainment provided by Grammy- 675 will hold the third annu- will occur. nominated Jerry Bravo and his band, Plus Container al “Murder By Moonlight” Those who solve it cor- and the latest products and services by Murder Mystery Show rectly will be entered into dozens of South Lake businesses. Ron Becker, Director with performances ev- the prize drawing. Tickets are $20 in advance and ery evening at 6 p.m., Fri- Cost for this event is $10 can be purchased online at www. day through Sunday, at the and reservations are avail- southlakechamber-fl.com at the 352-394-8228 Moonlight Players Ware- able by calling 352-319-1116 Chamber, 620 W. Montrose St. in 921 S. US Hwy 27 • Minneola, FL house Theater, 32B W. Mon- For information, go to Clermont. For information, call trose St. in downtown Cler- www.moonlightplayers.com. 352-394-4191.

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OURVIEW City officials LETTER of the WEEK continue to Get the mind- numbing deficit surprise us under control he average person n the past six month, we’ve come to expect has no comprehen- surprises from Groveland city officials. sion of what a trillion Recently, however, city council members is. If dollars, the per- I Tson might say, “A one with have behaved in a very unsurprising manner. City council members hired a consultant to a lot of zeros behind it,” advise them on ways to help clear the politi- then chuckle. But knowing cal air and make for kinder, gentler governing. America is over $16 trillion The hiring of attorney Russell Hamilton in debt is no laughing mat- came in the wake of accusations from city ter. staff of a hostile work environment and nu- Compare it to each person merous resignations of top city officials. in America. One trillion dol- COURTESY PHOTO Hamilton’s advice may have been expected. lars divided by 300 million He said city officials should “bury the hatchet.” Americans equals $3,333. Council members listened attentively — Now multiply by 16. If gov- this will help. If you made with something else. The In- and briefly — to Hamilton’s recommenda- ernment decided the na- one dollar every second, it ternational Monetary Fund, tions. tional debt were to be paid would take you 12 days to made up of countries whose “This wonderful community, with this oh so off tomorrow, you would be a millionaire. You would goal is to stabilize exchange bright future, ... (is) being imperiled by what I owe $53,328.00. be a billionaire in 32 years, rates, has also recommend- feel is totally unnecessary, totally unjustified Let’s talk numbers. A but it would take 31,688 ed replacing the dollar be- mistrust between council, former city manag- thousand dollars has three years for you to make a tril- cause of America’s “out of er, and city staff.” zeros behind it; a million, lion dollars. control” spending. Hamilton stated the obvious. Which is not six zeros; a billion, nine ze- A million hours ago it was If countries no longer are surprising. ros; and a trillion, 12 zeros 1895. A billion minutes ago, required to use dollars for He was hired by a city council — many of its or 1,000,000,000,000. Politi- an emperor ruled Rome. A trading they will no longer members the catalyst behind most of Grove- cians are talking in figures trillion seconds ago civili- be required to keep large land’s recent controversies — and told the math majors in college don’t zation didn’t exist and pre- deposits of dollars in their board what it wanted to hear. historic beasts roamed the Hamilton, to his credit, targeted Mayor understand. banks. Maybe the following will earth. We are buying our own James Gearhart and Vice Mayor Tim Loucks There have been a myriad for creating the perception they overstepped help you understand: debt because no one else their legislative boundaries. A billion seconds ago it articles on our $16 trillion will. The Fed will no longer Ron Putnam who lives in Groveland was 1959. A billion minutes national debt, and we have be able to print dollars with- couldn’t have summed it up better: Council ago Jesus was alive. A bil- a president who spent more out something to back them members “should have talked about a plan lion hours ago our ances- money in his first four years up. Inflation will cause our and maybe outline what they are going to do tors were living in the Stone in office than all 43 presi- way of life to collapse over- to begin the process of fixing things.” Age. A billion days ago no dents before him combined. night. Hamilton later insisted he expects council one walked the earth on two Government now spends The plan of liberal pro- members to respond productively to his re- feet. A billion dollars ago $435.8 million dollars per gressives is to collapse port. But if the council’s silence and cursory was only eight hours and 20 hour. The Republican Con- America’s economy with reaction are any indication, the public can ex- minutes — at the rate our gress could veto this spend- debt, which they hope leads pect business as usual. And that’s bad news. government spends money. ing but won’t. to the beginning of a New Council members allegedly violated laws, One million seconds pass- Recently, Gulf Arab states World Order. When they created “a hostile work environment” lead- es every 12 days. It takes 32 met with representatives succeed, say hello to Marx- ing to numerous resignations, hired a consul- years for 1 billion seconds to from Russia, China and oth- ism and Communism, both tant to help remedy what ails Groveland, then pass and 31,688 years for 1 er countries to work toward byproducts of Socialism. treated a paid consultant’s advice as if it were trillion seconds to pass. replacing the “dollar” as the just another item on a busy city agenda. Still not clear? Maybe world’s reserve currency Sonny Heninger lives in Leesburg The actions and attitudes of this city coun- cil continue to perplex us. But that’s no sur- prise. YOURVOICES WHAT’S YOUR OPINION? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The SOUTH LAKE PRESS invites you to write letters to the editor expressing your original thoughts on topics of public inter- One big lie was that we would but to keep spending. They est. Letters should be no longer than 350 words. They must be The Republicans original, signed with the full name of the writer, and include the have been forced to default on don’t care because they don’t writer’s address and telephone number for verification. We re- were right on serve the right to edit for length to make room for more letters. our debt if the ceiling was not feel the pain and being the rul- Letters also will be edited for grammar, clarity, taste and libel. raised. As knowledgeable peo- ing class don’t believe they ever We accept no more than two letters per month from the same the debt hike writer. No open letters, form letters or copies of letters to third ple keep telling this adminis- will. parties will be published. We do not publish unsigned letters. A recent Associated Press ar- tration and those people who On the subject of Obamacare, Submissions are not returned. We retain the right to archive and ticle, “GOP: No debt hike with- will listen, there is more than Obama himself has already republish any material submitted for publication. out concessions” was an insult You can submit your letters by: enough revenue coming into butchered this “wonderful Email (preferred) to: to everyone’s intelligence. the government to cover pay- law” with changes that help his [email protected] Jack Lew is a liberal lackey of By regular mail to: ments on the debt and then friends, but he won’t consider Letters to the Editor Obama and friends, and the ar- some, all while allocating funds even delays in it to help average 732 W. Montrose St. ticle is full of lies, half-truths Clermont, FL 34711 to critical services and getting American’s. By fax to: and distortions. runaway spending programs The Republicans have made 352-394-8001 President Obama himself, under control. If there is a de- their share of mistakes and are when he was a senator and EDITORIALS fault, it will be solely of Obama’s not the smartest political strat- again while he was running for Editorials are the consensus opinion of the editorial board, choosing. egists. But on this issue they are not any individual. They are written by the editorial staff but are president, railed against rais- The truth is that Obama and not signed. Local editorials are published Wednesday, Friday, trying to do what’s right for the Saturday and Sunday. ing the debt ceiling, citing the the Democrats want to keep large majority of American’s. irresponsibility of placing such spending and mortgaging our GUEST COLUMNS Obama is the unyielding If you would like to submit a guest column on a local, state a large burden on future gener- future. They don’t seem to care or national issue, email your submission to southlakepress@ ations of Americans. What has how many people are un- or un- Idealogue, and everyone dailycommercial.com, or mail it to Letters to Editor, 732 W. who is honest with themselves Montrose St., Clermont, FL 34711. Guest columns should be changed? der-employed or whose wages limited to 550 words in length. The writer also must submit a knows it. recent photograph to be published with the column, as well as The debt has nearly doubled, and buying power continues to a brief biographical sketch. but now it’s OK? decline. They offer no solutions HOYT ELROD | Leesburg Wednesday, October 23, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A5 TAVARES Sighted people experience life in the dark THERESA CAMPBELL ra. “I love this stuff; I teams of two, the par- has been devoted to do- Staff Writer like being able to put ticipants were given as- ing fundraising for New [email protected] myself in somebody signments to complete Vision for Indepen- else’s shoes.” while blindfolded. dence. The moment Jenni- “This is a wonderful Mandy Richardson, “A lot of our patients, fer Mendez covered her event because it cre- marketing manager for unfortunately, do suffer eyes with a red blind- ates awareness,” added Mid Florida Eye Cen- from macular degen- fold mask, her world Mendez. ter, was given the as- eration, glaucoma, cat- changed from that of a Both colleagues of signment to experience aracts, and a lot of ail- sighted person to expe- Insight Credit Union, what it’s like to be blind ments to the eye, so it’s riencing life as a blind the two women were and catch a bus and pay important to us for con- person. among several busi- for the bus fare. She was tinue to give back to our “I am feeling very, ness employees taking assisted by Terri Kracht, community and to un- very uneasy,” Men- part in the White Cane campaign/market- derstand where our pa- dez said Oct. 15, car- Safety Day — “Close ing director for United tients are coming from,” rying a white cane in Your Eyes for New Vi- Way of Lake and Sumter Richardson said. “We one hand as her other sion” — for a glimpse Counties. are huge supporters of arm was being steadied of daily life for those “I was terrified,” Rich- New Vision and we try above the elbow by the who are blind or visu- ardson said of being to support them in what hand of her guide, Jen- ally impaired. The an- blindfolded and get- they do.” nifer Rivera, as the two nual event is hosted ev- ting on the bus. “I was Richardson said she walked down the side- ery year on Oct. 15 by so worried that I was plans to share her White walk of Main Street in New Vision for Inde- going to be an incon- Cane Safety Day ex- Tavares. “Every little pendence, a national- venience to the other perience with her col- dent in the road I can ly accredited non-prof- riders, and I was so wor- THERESA CAMPBELL / DAILY COMMERCIAL leagues. feel significantly.” it organization that ried that I was going to “Hopefully, next year Mendez was panicked Terri Kracht, left, guides Mandy Richardson to a bus in Tavares provides free adaptive hold the bus route up. as the two women took part in White Cane Safety Day. we can get more Mid by small downward training for individu- In hindsight, I should Florida Eye staff out to slopes at street cross- als with low vision or have asked the driv- more than a minute (of have experienced this. get involved in this,” she ings that she couldn’t blindness for residents er how many passen- inconvenience) but it It definitely was an eye- said. see, but she was more in Lake, Sumter County gers were on the bus felt like forever.” opener, pardon my Those interested in aware of feeling the and The Villages. and told them this was Richardson said her pun,” she said. “And I learning about New Vi- unevenness with her All of the White Cane a learning activity, and White Cane Day experi- had a terrific guide; Ter- sion’s rehabilitation ser- feet and by the use of a Safety Day attendees please forgive me for I ence was an unforgetta- ri was wonderful.” vices may visit www. white cane. She also be- were taught how to be might take a little more ble adventure. Richardson said Mid newvisionfl.org or call came nervous walking a safe sighted guide. In time. It probably wasn’t “I’m really glad to Florida Eye Care Center 352-435-5040. a few blocks from Tava- res City Hall to the Lake County Administration Building, where she and Rivera were instructed to go to the lower lev- el floor for the office of Emogene Stegall, Lake County Supervisor of Elections and ask for in- formation. The two women switched roles on the way back. It was Rive- ra’s turn to be blind- folded and trust Men- dez as her guide. “This experience has been great,” said Rive-

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Salad, Steamed Rice) 2pc per order Haru Maki ...... 3.75 Mixed Vegetable Tempura...... 10.95 Tamago...... 3.60 Kani Ka ...... 3.95 Chicken Tempura...... 14.95 Gyoza ...... 4.25 Shrimp Tempura ...... 14.95 Krab Stick...... 3.80 Shumai ...... 4.50 Chicken Teriyaki...... 13.50 Fish Roe ...... 3.80 Age Tofu ...... 4.50 Shrimp Teriyaki ...... 14.95 Salmon Teriyaki ...... 14.95 Tuna (Maguro) ...... 4.50 Yakitori ...... 4.50 Beef Teriyaki ...... 15.50 Salmon (Sake) ...... 4.50 Vegetable Tempura ...... 4.50 Salmon Katsu...... 14.95 Chicken Negimaki ...... 5.25 White Tuna (Escora)...... 4.00 Chicken Katsu ...... 13.95 Beef Negimaki ...... 6.25 Pork Katsu ...... 13.95 Octopus (Tako)...... 4.20 Ginger Ika ...... 6.95 Mackerel (Saba) ...... 4.00 Ebu Tempura ...... 6.75 HIBACHI (GRILLED) Surf Clam ...... 4.00 Soft Shell Crab ...... 7.50 Beef Tataki ...... 6.95 (Served with Soup. Salad, Rice or Noodle) Smoked Salmon...... 4.00 Vegetable ...... 10.95 Squid (Ika) ...... 4.00 FROM SUSHI BAR Chicken ...... 13.50 Steak ...... 15.50 Shrimp ...... 4.20 Sonomono ...... 4.75 Salmon ...... 15.50 Takosu ...... 5.75 Red Snapper (Tai) ...... 4.00 Shrimp ...... 15.50 Eel (Unagi) ...... 5.00 Sushi 5 pieces ...... 7.50 Scallop ...... 16.50 Sashimi 7 pieces ...... 7.95 Chicken & Shrimp ...... 16.50 Yellowtail (Hamachi)...... 4.50 Tuna Tataki ...... 9.95 Steak & Shrimp ...... 17.50 Conch...... 4.50 Tuna Kobachi ...... 9.95 Steak & Chicken ...... 17.50 Salmon Roe (Ikura) ...... 4.50 Salmon & Shrimp ...... 17.95 Scallop & Salmon ...... 18.50 Tobiko ...... 4.50 Combination Hibachi ...... 19.95 Scallop ...... 5.00 (Shrimp, Scallop, Steak) SPECIAL ROLLS Lobster & Shrimp...... 20.95 Sweet Shrimp...... 7.00 Ahi Roll ...... 7.95 American Dream Roll ...... 9.95 Butterfly Roll ...... 8.95 SUSHI BAR SUSHI BAR Caterpillar Roll ...... 7.95 Served W. Soup & Salad Crazy Roll ...... 9.95 ROLL OR HAND ROLL Alaska Roll ...... 4.50 (Chefs’s Choice of fish) Dragon Roll ...... 9.75 Avocado Roll ...... 3.75 Maki Combo...... 12.95 Dynamite Roll ...... 6.75 Asparagus Roll ...... 3.50 Sushi Regular ...... 17.95 Eastern Roll ...... 9.95 Boston Roll...... 4.75 Sashimi Regular ...... 17.95 Fire Cracker Roll...... 9.65 California Roll...... 4.50 Tekka Don (Tuna Over Rice) ...... 17.95 Golden Roll...... 9.65 Cucumber Roll ...... 3.75 Eel Don (Eel Over Rice)...... 18.95 Happy Roll ...... 9.65 Cucumber & Avocado Roll ...... 3.75 Chirashi ...... 18.95 House Tempura Roll ...... 8.95 Chicken Tempura Roll ...... 4.25 Sushi Deluxe ...... 19.95 Hot Night Roll ...... 9.65 Chicken Cheese Roll ...... 4.25 Sashimi Deluxe ...... 21.95 Sushi & Sashimi Combo for One ...... 22.95 Ikaho Roll ...... 9.95 Eel Cucumber Roll ...... 5.50 Love Boat ...... 42.95 Island Green Roll ...... 9.95 Futo Maki ...... 4.75 Krab Cheese Roll ...... 4.50 Dragon Boat ...... 53.95 King Roll ...... 9.65 Philadelphia Roll ...... 4.75 Party Boat ...... 67.95 Lobster Tempura Roll...... 11.95 Sweet Potato Tempura Roll...... 4.25 Lover’s Roll...... 9.65 Shrimp Tempura Roll ...... 4.95 L & G Roll ...... 9.65 Spicy Kani Roll ...... 4.50 NOODLES SOUP Monster Roll ...... 9.65 Salmon Roll ...... 4.50 Nabe Yaki Udon ...... 10.95 Mt. Fuji Roll ...... 7.95 Salmon Avocado Roll...... 4.50 Tempura Udon...... 11.95 New York Roll ...... 8.65 Salmon Skin Roll ...... 4.25 Naruto Roll ...... 9.65 Spicy Tuna Roll...... 5.25 SAUTEED NOODLES Ocean Roll ...... 9.65 Spicy Crunchy Salmon Roll ...... 4.75 Yaki Udon w. Mixed Vegetables ...... 9.95 Pink Lady Roll ...... 9.65 Shrimp Avocado Roll ...... 4.75 Yaki Udon w. Chicken ...... 10.95 Queen Roll ...... 9.65 Spicy White Tuna Roll (Escora) ....4.50 Yaki Udon w. Beef ...... 11.95 Spicy Red Snapper ...... 4.50 Rainbow Roll ...... 9.50 Yaki Udon w. Jumbo Shrimp ...... 11.95 Tuna Roll...... 4.75 Rock & Roll...... 9.65 Tuna Avocado Roll ...... 4.95 BENTO BOX (DINNER) Sweet Heart Roll ...... 11.25 Vegetable Roll ...... 3.95 Snow White Roll...... 9.65 White Tuna Avocado Roll (Escora)4.50 Bento Box ...... 17.95 Spicy Rio ...... 10.95 Yellowtail Scallion Roll ...... 4.95 Spider Roll ...... 8.75 Sunflower Roll ...... 8.65 Super Crunch Roll ...... 9.65 Sunny Roll ...... 9.65 LUNCH SPECIAL (Mon-Sat: From 11:00am-3:00pm) Samurai Roll ...... 9.65 (Served w. Miso Soup & Salad) Tiger Eye Roll ...... 8.65 Alaska Roll Tokyo Roll...... 8.95 Avocado Roll L1. Vegetable Tempura ...... 6.95 Uptown Roll ...... 11.95 Asparagus Roll L2. Chicken & Vegetable Tempura 7.95 Boston Roll $7.75 L3. Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura ..8.50 Volcano Roll ...... 10.55 L4. Chicken Teriyaki ...... 7.95 California Roll Any Two Rolls L5. Beef Teriyaki ...... 8.95 JAPANESE FRIED RICE Cucumber Roll L6. Shrimp Teriyaki ...... 8.75 Japanese Veg Fried Rice ...... 7.95 Cucumber & Avocado Roll L7. Salmon Teriyaki ...... 8.75 Japanese Chicken Fried Rice ...... 9.95 L8. Chicken Katsu ...... 7.95 Chicken Tempura Roll L9.Ton Katsu (Pork Katsu) ...... 7.95 Japanese Beef Fried Rice ...... 11.95 Chicken Cheese Roll Japanese Jumbo Shrimp Fried Rice ...... 11.95 Eel Cucumber Roll HIBACHI $10.55 (Served w. Rice, Soup & Salad) Futo Maki DRINKS Any Three Rolls L10. Vegetable...... 6.95 Drinks ...... 1.50 Krab Cheese Roll L11. Chicken ...... 8.45 Soda, Iced Tea, Hot Japanese Tea Philadelphia Roll L12. Shrimp ...... 8.95 L13. Steak ...... 9.25 Japanese Soda...... 2.50 Sweet Potato Tempura Roll Milk ...... 2.00 Shrimp Tempura Roll SUSHI & SASHIMI Orange Juice...... 2.50 Spicy Kani Roll (Served w.Soup & Salad) Apple Juice ...... 2.50 L15. Sushi ...... 9.95 Salmon Roll L16. Sashimi ...... 11.95 Salmon Avocado Roll L17. Sushi & Sashimi...... 13.95 Salmon Skin Roll DESSERTS BENTO BOX LUNCH SPECIAL Ice Cream ...... 3.00 Spicy Tuna Roll (Served with Rice, Soup, & Salad, 4pc Machi Ice Cream...... 3.95 Spicy Crunchy Salmon Roll California Roll, Gyoza) Tampurua Banana ...... 2.95 Spicy White Tuno Roll (Escora) $9.50 Fried Ice Cream ...... 4.25 L18. Pork Katso Spicy Red Snapper Fried Cheese Cake ...... 4.25 L19. Shrimp Tempura Tuna Roll L20. Chicken Teriyaki KID’S MENU Tuna Avocado Roll L21. Salmon Teriyaki L22. Chicken Katsu $6.95 Vegetable Roll L23. Beef Teriyaki Hibachi or Teriyaki White Tuna Avocado Roll (Escora) L24. Chicken Tempura L25. Veg. Tempura (Choice of Chicken, Steak, or Shrimp) Yellowtail Scallion Roll Tempura or Katsu (Choice of Chicken or Shrimp) Fried Rice or Noddles (Choice of Chicken, Shrimp or Steak) Happy Hour 4:30-7pm • Mon. - Thurs SIDE ORDER White Rice ...... 2.00 2 For The Price of 1 Fried Rice ...... 2.50 Brown Rice ...... 2.75 Noodle ...... 2.95 House Sake • All Beers • House Wines Cannot Combine With Any Other Offer. Except Holidays Expires 11/30/13. Lovers Combo $5.00 OFF FREE SUSHI 15% OFF 20% OFF ALL Any 2 Specialty Rolls Buy Any 2 Specialty and 2 House Wines $35 Rolls And Get 1 Entire Bill SUSHI ROLLS for Dinner Menu Regular Roll FREE Dinner Menu Only Tuesday&Thursday 4:30-7:00pm $24.00 Monday&Wednesday 4:30-7:00pm Cannot Combine With Any Friday - Sunday. Cannot Combine ONLY. Cannot Combine With Cannot Combine With Any Cannot Combine With Any With Any Other Offer. Other Offer. Except Holidays Any Other Offer. Other Offer. Other Offer. Expires 11/30/13. Expires 11/30/13. Expires: 11/30/13. Expires 11/30/13. Expires 11/30/13. A8 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, October 23, 2013 TERRIFIC KIDS AT GROVELAND ELEMENTARY No matter what time of the day it is, 11pm you can place Time to sell your classified that recliner! 24 merchandise ad 7 online, pay for it and Joan picked her price, just wait for the uploaded a photo and paid for her ad. phone to ring!

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SUBMITTED PHOTO roveland Elementary School thoughtful terrific kids are: Annabelle Hardy, Sarah Ortiz, Nata- lie Rudolph, Jacob James-Fahie, Alisa Persaud, Dalton Jones, Cayden Crockett, Melina Prem- www.dailycommercial.com Gchard, Jordyn Tarquine, Cassidy Brittain, Stephen Beck, Anthony Lorio, Kiara Lantigua, Juan Sepulveda, Grace Rutzebeck, Natalia Bartko, Ryan Pettaway, Justin Guiterrez, Mattie Hattaway, Amber McGhee, Samantha Marquez, Neel Shah, Bazil Tillis, Jaylen Wilson, Cassandra Russell, *Employment advertisements are excluded. Please call 352-314-FAST to speak with a customer service rep. Isabella Iadone, Luis Franciso Guevera, Christopher Turmel, Oscar Perez, Alba Rivas, Daniel Reedy, Lake: 352-314-3278 or Sumter: 352-748-1955 Austin Cipriano. Principal is Kimberly Sneed-Jarvis. Kiwanians are: Pauline Wallace, Alan Garcia, Dave Lofgren.

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CLERMONT GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH REAL LIFE CHRISTIAN FERNDALE MINNEOLA CLERMONT, FL CHURCH •Bible centered preaching “Helping Real People Find Real Faith” Worship Times •Blended worship • Friendly atmosphere BLESSED SACRAMENT ERNDALE APTIST HURCH CONGREGATION SINAI OF Saturday 6:00pm F B C CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday Worship: 10:00 am MINNEOLA Sunday 9:30am, 11:15am & 6:00pm at CR455 & CR561A 720 12th Street • Clermont, FL 34711 Many Other Activities each week A Progressive Jewish Congregation Vida Real (en español), Domingos a las 6:00pm 407-469-3888 352-394-3562 14244 Johns Lake Road, Clermont Shabbat services are conducted every Family Night is every Wednesday! Pastor: Gordon (Bird) Sanders Saturday Vigil Masses Friday at 7:30 pm (1/2 Mile East of Wal-Mart) Lil’ Life Groups (Nursery - 5th grade) 6:30-7:30pm Sunday School: 9:15 am English: 4 pm and Spanish: 7 pm Services are held at the synagogue located at: Jon Bekemeyer, Senior Pastor The Way (Middle School) - 6:30-7:30pm Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 am Sunday Masses: 303A North US Highway 27, Minneola 407-877-4048 Catalyst (High School) - 7:30-8:30pm Evening Worship & 8 am, 10 am, 12 noon (Contemporary Mass) Religious School, Men’s Club & Women’s Club www.communitychurchclermont.org Real Parenting - 6:30-7:30pm Discipleship Study: 6:00 pm 5 pm (Contemporary Mass) Message line: 352-243-5353 www.getreallife.com TeamKid: Sunday 6:30 pm Reconciliation on Saturday: Email: [email protected] 1501 Steve’s Rd Wednesday: 7:00 pm 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm (Eng.) LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH Web: congregationsinai-clermont.org 352-394-3553 Prayer Service, Youth Activities, 6:15 pm - 6:45 pm (Sp.) Sundays Mission Kids for Children Corner of Hwy 50 & 12th St. (Rt 561) Bible Fellowship Groups 9:30 am TEMPLE OF THE LIVING GOD www.blessedsacramentcc.com SOUTH LAKE PRESBYTERIAN Worship Service 10:40 am 415 Old Hwy 50 • 394-4596 CHURCH Sunday School 9:30 am Family Prayer Service 6:00 pm A Place of Love, Life & Growth Sunday Worship & Children’s Church 11:00 am CROSSROADS FAMILY FELLOWSHIP Wednesdays 131 Chestnut St., Clermont Groveland Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Christian Non-Denominational Bible Study 7:00 pm 352-394-2753 Wed Worship & Youth Service 7:00 pm Where our priority is God, Families & Community East Ave - 1 block south of SR 50 Groups for adults, teens, and children Rev. Loyce Rowland 15701 S.R. 50, #106 ABUNDANT BLESSINGS ~Nursery provided for all services~ Worship Times: Clermont, FL 34711 Sunday MESSIANIC CONGREGATION Chris Johnson, Senior Pastor At Greater Hills and Hwy 50 9 AM (Contemporary); 11 AM (Traditional) 756 W. Broad St. Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m. For directions and more information, visit: Church school for all ages 10:00 AM Groveland, FL 34736 MONTVERDE Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 p.m. www.lbcclermont.org Childcare provided Marion Baysinger Memorial Library Children classes both services 11043 True Life Way Youth Group - Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 PM Tuesday at 6:30 pm Men and women’s monthly meetings Clermont, FL 34711 www.southlakepresbyterian.org “Jew & Gentile One in Messiah” WOODLANDS LUTHERAN (LCMS) Open prayer Tuesdays at 10:00 a.m. 352.394.0708 352-544-5700 15333 CR 455, Montverde, FL 34756 Sr. Pastor’s Jim and Linda Watson Located just off of Lakeshore Dr. 407-469-2525 Assoc. Pastor’s Lee and Vanessa Dobson ST. MATTHIAS EPISCOPAL www.woodlandschurch.com www.crossroadsfamilyfellowship.org CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Rev. Dr. Brian Kneser [email protected] NEW JACOB’S CHAPEL MISSIONARY 574 West Montrose Street OF GROVELAND Sunday Service 8:30 am & 11 am Clermont, FL 34711 Phone: (352)242-1144 BAPTIST CHURCH 137 E. Cherry St. • 429-2651 Sunday School 9:45 am 352.394.3855 God is good...all the time! 410 W. Hwy. 50 • Clermont, FL 34711 Sunday School 9:45 am www.stmatthiasfl.com Sunday Services 10:50 am & 6:00 pm Phone: 352-394-4720 • Fax: 352-394-8669 Sunday Services Wednesday Service 6:30 pm FIRST UNITED METHODIST Pastor: Rev. Rex Anderson 8:00 am  10:00 am CHURCH OAKLAND Assistant Pastor: Rev. Darryl Church Beginning Oct. 6, 2013 – 5:00 pm Service “Encountering Christ, Growing in Christ, T LIVE ISSIONARY Youth Pastor: Rev. Tone Lundy Spiritual Growth M . O M Sharing Christ, wherever we are...” Church Clerk: Mrs. Lucressie D. Mcgriff Sunday School  Youth Group  Nursery BAPTIST CHURCH 950 Seventh Street 352-394-2412 Sunday Worship Service - 11:00 AM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Church Motto: “Equipping Changed People Adult Bible Study  Women’s Bible Study Pastor: Rev. Doug Kokx Sunday School - 9:30 AM 218 E. Oakland Ave. for A Changing World!” Men’s Prayer Breakfast (1/2 mile N. Hwy 50 at www.fumc-clermont.org Prayer Service - Saturday 8:30 AM Schedule of Worship Services Tubb St./ West Orange Lumber) Sunday Worship (Traditional) 8 & 11:00 am Bible Study - Wednesday 7:00 PM & Sunday Worship (Contemporary) 9:30 am Sunday Morning Service - 11:00 a.m. WOOTSON TEMPLE CHURCH 8:45 am Contemporary Worship 2nd and 4th Sundays 4:00 PM Sunday School 9:30 am & 11:00 am Youth/Adult Bible Study - Thursdays - 6:45 p.m. OF GOD IN CHRIST 9:45 am Sunday School For All Ages Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Elder T.L. Wootson Bible Studies & Childrens Activities: e-mail addresses: 11:00 am Traditional Worship 15641 Stuckey Loop Sun. Night Children/Youth/Middle School 5-6:30 pm 836 Scott St. Clermont, FL 34711 Nursery Provided All Services [email protected] (Pastor Anderson) Stuckey, FL 34736 (West of Mascotte) Sun. Night High School Activities 7-8:30 pm 394-1396 or 394-3004 407-656-4452 [email protected] (Church Clerk) Rev. Clarence L. Southall-Pastor Wed. Night Dinner & Fellowship $6pp, 5-6:30 pm Sunday 11:00 am & 7:30 pm Dr. Robert P. Hines, Jr. Contact: Lucressie Mcgriff - 352-348-7955 Phone: (352)429-3888 Weekday School: Preschool Thursday 7:30 pm www.oaklandpres.org

BECKER FUNERAL HOME NEW REFORMED PLANT CHURCH Cremation Choices “Serving Florida Families Since 1957” We meet our God on Sunday at Direct Cremation - A Full Service Home - $ Locally Owned & Operated Superior Residence at 10:30 AM. 675 1600 Hunt Trace Blvd. Plus Container Ron Becker & Charles Becker, Funeral Directors Ron Becker, Director 352-394-7121 (Behind Home Depot) 352-394-8228 806 W. Minneola Ave., Clermont, FL Pastor Harm Biehl 407-325-8663 921 S. US Hwy 27, Minneola, FL Wednesday, October 23, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A9 LEESBURG Exhibit to celebrate Barbie — an American icon

THERESA CAMPBELL er, I manipulate and gan to understand all Staff Writer IF YOU GO refine the original im- she represented and theresacampbell@dailycommercial. WHAT: Barbie art, fea- age by adjusting col- my opinion of her com turing works of Cheryl or and varying the size changed. But like a Cabrera, and a silent of the square. Once I friend, the fond mem- Barbie lovers and col- auction of nearly 100 lectors won’t want to Barbie dolls, unopened achieve the desired im- ories of our time spent miss visiting the Lees- in original boxes. age, I print a copy and together still make me burg Center for The WHEN: Now through place it in my sketch- smile.” Arts through Dec. 13, Dec. 13 book,” Cabrera said. The artist placed the “The printouts become first bid of $35 for the where nearly 100 col- WHERE: Leesburg Cen- lectible Barbie dolls still ter for The Arts, 429 a maquette of the final 1959 Barbie in the si- in their original boxes West Main St. painting. From these lent auction. Bidding are available through CALL: 365-0232 maquettes, I begin the will continue through a silent auction, along painting process which Dec. 13, the last day of with the chance to buy personalizes and hu- the exhibit. Barbie fan growing original, unique Barbie manizes the image.” Melon Patch Theater up,” said Painter, im- doll artworks created The artist is no dif- has set up a dress-up pressed by the artist’s by artist Cheryl Cabre- ferent from millions of area at the art center for acrylic paintings of tiny ra of Savannah, Ga. other women and girls kids to enjoy while they squares that resemble “This is great tim- who grew up playing view the Barbie exhib- Barbie images. ing, right before Christ- with Barbie dolls. it and see the dolls on “One of the most in- mas,” said Amy Paint- “I can remember display. There are wigs, teresting things about er, executive director of many hours spent with hats, dresses, costumes her work is the col- the center. She believes her when I was a child,” and different things or theory, the color many visitors will relish Cabrera said. “She was children can have fun matching and the time the chance to see Bar- the one whom I lived putting on, while also she takes to make all of bie through the years. THERESA CAMPBELL / DAILY COMMERCIAL vicariously and the ob- posing inside large these different colors. Guests can bid on ject of my affection. As pink Barbie boxes. The Masquerade Barbie with costume designed by famous fash- She only works from their favorites, includ- ion designer Bob Mackie is one of the dolls in the silent auction. I became older, I be- Candy treats are also ing the first Barbie from primary colors, and 1959 in black-and- set Connections event opened the boxes, nev- ends up with this … white striped bath- from 5:30 to 7 p.m. will er had them on dis- Her work is a time-con- Celebrating 44 Years ing suit. Mattel made have an opportuni- play,” Painter said. “She suming process.” in Business a 35th anniversary re- ty to enjoy wine, hors just collected them. The artist discov- production of its origi- d’oeuvres and view the This is the first time ered her art style one nal Barbie in 1994, and exhibit. that the whole collec- day on a whim, while $ the art center has this The art center re- tion has been out at working on a zoomed- 300 doll in the silent auc- ceived the Barbie dolls once.” in, pixelated section on tion, along with several from one of the center’s Once the art cen- her computer. Cabre- OFF board members with ter decided to host a ra found an area made REMANUFACTURED limited editions. One of CARTS the dolls, Masquerade the idea that the dolls Barbie silent auction, of tiny squares of color Cash or check. Must present ad on purchase. Ball Barbie, is wearing could be auctioned Painter said it was her appeared in focused. Limited Time Offer - See store for details. fashions designed by to raise funds for the job to take the event a “This experience was the inspiration for my 2 miles from Hwy 27 Electric Club Car famous designer Bob center’s outreach pro- step further and find rated #1 in the world! Mackie. grams for children. The art to complement the current body of work,” she said, noting the • SALES • SERVICE Business owners donor of the Barbie collection. HWY 27/441 ★ and visitors attend- dolls inherited them “I went on a search computer became her • PARTS ACCESSORIES ing tonight’s Cham- after her aunt died. and found Cheryl Ca- sketching tool. WE BUY USED CARTS ber of Commerce Sun- “Aunt Betty never brera, who was a big “With the comput- WE TAKE TRADES 1416 North Blvd. • Hwy 441 • East Leesburg THANK YOU FOR READING have lived here, includ- on what part of Lake THE SOUTH LAKE PRESS! 787-4440 • www.noblesgolfcarts.net • Open M-F 8-5 MUSEUM ing Amy Oakley, au- County they live in FROM PAGE A1 thor Marjorie Kinnan or know most about, Rawlings and Ulysses Reed noted. history, because it is S. Grant,” Reed said. “I Valerie Bronson, who so unique,” Reed said. also like to share local also volunteers at the “Every city in the coun- ghost stories and like museum, said the His- ty has a different fla- to tell people about the torical Society is look- vor and its own unique POW camp that at one ing for members, is the history and stories. It’s time was located near museum, which is al- ways looking for tour a big amount of infor- Lake Sumter State Col- lege in Leesburg.” guides. Reed said those mation, but not so big Reed said he has a interested in volun- that we can’t get our lot of information to teering as a tour guide arms around it.” share and many stories are not required to join Volunteers man the to tell. In fact, after 15 the historical society. museum every week- years of writing histor- “Anybody can be a end. Reed and his wife ical columns for The tour guide, we’d wel- Nancy are there most Daily Commercial , he come that, the only re- Fridays from 10 a.m. to said he still has plenty quirement is that the 2 p.m. more to write. they love history and “I like to tell them Every volunteer has are willing to learn (visitors) stuff about many stories to tell about the history in famous people who as well, depending Lake County,” he said. Celebrating 100 Years

One hundred years ago a newspaper came to life, thus the Clermont Clarion was born. It’s kind of hard to imagine the planning to put together and launch a newspaper back in 1913. Think of the planning that went into how to build a newspaper without today’s resources, sell subscriptions, design and layout the news of yester year. Needless to say it certainly must have been an interesting time. Today, the South Lake Press still delivers county news covering Clermont, Minneola, Mascotte, Montverde and Groveland. As part of our year long celebration we will produce a special 100th commemorative tabloid showcasing timeline milestones in the organization's history and offer a look into the past to see the progression of the paper as well as Clermont, where you can find many historical photographs from the past 100 years, along with stories that transformed Clermont. A walk down memory lane will feature past Publishers and more. This special keepsake will be a suppliment in the South Lake Press and Daily Commercial and distributed at all the area Chambers and other high traffic locations. For advertising information contact your South Lake Press or Daily Commercial Media Representative at (352) 365-8200 Format: Tabloid Publishes: SLP - 12/18/13 Deadline: 11/29/13 DC - 12/22/13

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Selected from Historic Downtown Clermont's 80-plus members, we're pleased to present the CDP Featured Business of the Month: “Vineyards of the World”

VINEYARDS OF THE WORLD Wine Room, Beer House, Cafe, Tapas

A little bit about us

Let's see... How do we make this story short, interesting and precise? If there is one word that can describe us is INTERNATIONAL. Owners Yellymary (aka Mary for all of our regulars) and Sascha share a passion for food, wine and beer. In their quest for the perfect location to chill out and relax in their off days they realized that there was no place that could offer such a variety in Clermont. With this idea in mind they chose Downtown Clermont as the home for this enterprise.

We found a great location in downtown Clermont. Our current location used to be a tanning salon so you can only imagine the amount of hard work we put into that building. Oh, yes, and it is a 1924 building! It took us over 3 months to remodel the place. Yellymary took charge of the decor ideas and style. We guess all those hours invested watching HGTV and Food Network finally paid off!

Sascha was born and raised in Germany and his great passion is beer. He carefully selects the beers that go in our list (right We’re open every day but Mondays. Hours are from now over 300) always including of course the good German beers. He also has an MBA and graduated Suma Cum Laude 4pm- 2am except Sundays. Sundays we open for so he takes care of that part of the business too. farmers market at 10:30am and close at 4pm. We also serve artisanal coffees and a wide variety of non In the other hand, Yellymary was born and raised in Puerto Rico. Once she married Sascha almost 10 years ago she started alcoholic beverages. Kids eat FREE on Sunday and we learning about wines and their regions. As part of her Latin culture, she decided to include tapas to the menu and pair it have a TV Room in which we play cartoon movies for with wines and beers. She completed law school in 2009 but put a hold on her career to follow her long time dream of them. Happy Hour is every day til 7:30pm with house owning a wine bar. She is in charge of the wine and tapas menu as well all the logistics of the bar. We call ourselves wine 2 for $7. Wednesdays is Acoustic Jamming Nights educated drinkers! in which local musicians gathers to jam along with all you can drink house wine for $15. You can also rent our Now, the good question: how a German and Puerto Rican end up together? Well, we met in Puerto Rico while Sascha was facilities for private events. We also offer wine lockers an exchange student. You will have to come to the bar for the rest of the story! for rental and a cool Beer Club!

You will always get personalized service at Vineyards of the World! We host Beer School twice a month. You pay $10 for Either Mary or Sascha will be there to help you with your selection! tasting 5 beers and 5 tapas while you learn about each Right now our wine list consists of more than 100 wines and more of the beers. We host a Tapas & Wine Tasting the last than 300 craft beers! Saturday of every month and we always choose a wine region. We do 5 wines and 5 tapas and a sommelier Each one of our rooms will transport you to the main wine regions of comes and talks about the wines. October’s wine the world. We call it the EPCOT of wine bars. From Italy to Napa tasting will be Spain. Both events start at 7pm and RSVP Valley… you will be transported there with the sip of a glass of wine! is preferred. We have live entertainment every weekend. Also in October we will be celebrating our Second We love you Clermont! Thank you for your love and support! Let's Oktoberfest… Ein Prosit! This will be on October 26, have another one to celebrate all of you! Cheers! 2013 along with the Downtown Partnership.

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they know. You tell 1984 but the groups PERFORM some of the kids in Af- change each year to FROM PAGE A1 rica they can build a give different children big house and they the experience of trav- The concert is free don’t know what that eling and singing for au- and open to all, but an is. They’ve never seen a diences, Mukasa said. offering will be taken big house. But by trav- Music for Life (the at the performance to eling to and staying parent organization for support African Chil- in the homes of oth- The African Children’s dren’s Choir programs, er families here in the Choir) works in Ugan- such as education, care United States, they see da, Kenya, Rwanda, and relief and develop- and experience differ- Sudan, Nigeria, Gha- ment programs. ent things.” na and South Africa. Joseph Mukasa, a Kish, who had two of MFL says it has edu- chaperone from Ugan- the children from the cated more 52,000 chil- da who is traveling choir and one chaper- dren and has affected with the choir this year, one from the choir on the lives of more than said the main goal of the last visit, said her 100,000 people through the choir is not only to family learned a lot its relief and develop- raise money to educate from the experience. ment programs. MFL’s the children, but to also “They had pictures stated purpose is to raise awareness about of their mud houses help create new leader- their lives in Africa. and it was these chil- ship for tomorrow’s Af- Each year, the choir dren in our home, who rica, by focusing on ed- is made up of children were standing in feet of ucation. from families in Africa mud and water... The The African Chil- who are struggling and thing that was the most dren’s Choir has had whose children have amazing however, was the privilege to per- little or no opportuni- how lovingly they talk- form before presidents, ties for an education. ed about their families heads of state, most re- Mukasa said when and how, despite their cently Queen Elizabeth the children are ac- struggles and hard- II of England, for her cepted into the choir, ships at home, they diamond jubilee. The they learn a lot about could not wait to get choir has also had the life beyond their villag- back to them.” honor of singing along- es since they stay with Mukasa said he hopes side artist such as, Paul host families who vol- to see a lot of people at McCartney, Annie Len- unteer to house and the concert in Grove- nox, Keith Urban, Mari- feed them while they land, where the group ah Carey and Michael are at their church or singing will consist of W. Smith. town for each concert. eight girls and eight For information “They love singing boys ages 8-10 years about the performance for the crowds who old. in Groveland, call 352- gather to watch them The choir started in 429-4722. perform wherever they go,” Mukasa said. “We hear so many people tell us what a blessing it is to have heard them sing, but it’s a blessing for the children too, to experience what they do while here, coming from so much poverty.” “It shows them what life can be, it helps mentor them and stretches their minds to things beyond what Come Sample the BEST South Lake Chamber of Commerce Taste of South Lake & Business Expo NovemberNovember 7th7th 5:00-8:305:00-8:30 pm pm Waterfront Park Clermont, FL

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CLERMONT Man found dead in pool MILLARD K. IVES | Staff Writer down, and asked someone to call [email protected] 911 as she attempted to pull Roch- ester from the pool. She only could A 70-year-old man has died after manage to keep his head above wa- being discovered floating face-down ter until paramedics arrived. in a swimming pool in a 55-plus community. Rochester was taken by ambu- The incident involving John Roch- lance to South Lake Hospital, but ester was reported Oct. 9 at the Sum- was pronounced dead on Saturday, mit Greens Clubhouse in the 1100 according to the Medical Examiner’s block of Summit Greens Boulevard, Office. but the investigative report wasn’t Autopsy results weren’t available released by the Clermont Police De- Tuesday. partment until Tuesday. The investigative report adds that According to the report, paramed- Rochester’s wife told detectives he ics responded to a possible drown- had open heart surgery about 15 ing just after 6:30 p.m., when the vic- years ago and “he had not been him- tim was not breathing. self the last few days and she was try- A security guard for Summit ing to get him into the doctor.” Greens told police she discovered No foul play is suspected, but the Rochester in the pool, floating face investigation is ongoing. Thank you for reading the South Lake Press!

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[email protected] COMMUNITY www.southlakepress.com CLERMONT Meet Your Run for Freedom 5k is Saturday NEIGHBOR ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer Again Ministries, human JENNY [email protected] trafficking is considered the fastest growing criminal in- PORTER eginning at 7:30 a.m., dustry in the world, hav- Saturday, the 5k Run ing grown from $9 billion a B for Freedom at Wa- year worldwide three years terfront Park in Clermont ago to $32 billion world- will highlight the work that wide currently. April Rager, a Realtor with Rager said immediate- Keller Williams, has done ly upon hearing all this, in organizing the event she knew she wanted to and making sure partici- do something to help, so pants are ready to run for a she committed to organiz- good cause. ing the 5k run. All the pro- In turn, the event will ceeds, she said, will be go- pay off big for Dream Again ing to local people who can Ministries’s Run for Free- make a difference in the dom, a locally headquar- cause. tered organization found- Through sponsorships ■■ HOMETOWN: Groveland ed by Pasco and MaryAnn and profits from the day’s ■■ OCCUPATION: Family health Manzo, that raises aware- activities, Rager’s goal is to coach and work from home mom ness and funds in the fight raise $20k for Run for Free- ■■ FAMILY: Four beautiful girls: against human trafficking. dom/Dream Again Minis- Erin, 12, Gaia, 9, Ceridwen, 5 “Like many people, I was tries. Rowan, 2. Two cats named Stosh not aware of how close “You always say “Why and Harriet. to home human traffick- me?” but this time, I was so What do you enjoy most about ing can and has hit. You inspired to do something to South Lake County? think, ‘No, we’re just little SUBMITTED PHOTO help and I thought, “Why Clermont, it can’t happen April Rager, a Realtor with Keller Williams, organized the 5k Run for Free- not me?” Rager said. Even though this area has explod- dom at Waterfront Park. ed in the past several years, it here,’ but it can happen The 5k run on Saturday still feels like a small town com- here,” Rager said, adding People don’t realize it’s happening here but it is set to begin with regis- munity to me. You talk to your that through a presentation tration at 6:30 a.m. at Cl- neighbors, the people at the bank led by Pasco Manzo at the could be my daughter, it could be anybody’s ermont’s Waterfront Park, remember who you are, schools Women’s Council of Real- daughter who gets picked up, so I want to do with the first race starting are only a few miles away (if that) tors Luncheon earlier this what I can to help change that misperception. at 7:30 a.m. Rager said she and you see friends everywhere year, she learned about an is encouraging that any- you go (at least I do!) April Rager incident where a girl who one who wants to help, 1. If you had to summarize your was picked up by a human “People don’t realize somewhat of a hub when it join in on the run, regard- philosophy of life in one sen- trafficker in Orlando, ended it’s happening here but it comes to human trafficking less of their age, shape or tence, what would it be? up in Minneola. could be my daughter, it because of its access and size. Registration is $25 in Life is about expansion and shar- The incident happened could be anybody’s daugh- connection to many routes. advance and $35 the day ing our joy with others so that in 2009, but it goes to show ter who gets picked up, so In addition, Rager said that of. Already registered are they, too, will expand. that South Lake Coun- I want to do what I can to another thing she was sur- many local family mem- 2. Name a person or incident ty, Clermont, Minneola, help change that misper- prised about is the statistic bers and even some of Cl- you’ve come across recent- Groveland, all of the cities ception,” Rager said. that shows that all victims ermont’s own police offi- ly that’s touched you in some around here, are not im- She said she was also sur- are not young girls, but can cers, including Police Chief way. Why did this person or mune to this kind of trage- prised to learn that U.S. be anybody. Charles Broadway. incident impress you so much? dy, she said. Highway 27 is considered According to Dream SEE RUN | B2 SEE NEIGHBOR | B2

FROM THE FILES | 55 YEARS AGO — 1958 Reliving history through pages of the South Lake Press FIGHTING THE FEDS Over 60 club members and an upcoming election. student. Strong protests have been guests from Groveland, Cler- W.L. Hullinger, publisher of At the next school board filed with the U.S. Senate’s mont, Mascotte and Minneo- the Clermont Press and the meeting, the board voted to subcommittee on education la attended the dinner meet- Groveland Press gave a stir- put the question of consoli- by the Florida State Chamber ing at Jane’s Café. Joe Jenkins, ring talk as he discussed his dation up to the public. of Commerce against pend- Lake County superintendent childhood education. He stat- CONSTRUCTION NEEDS of schools, and others spoke ed the smaller school was no ing bills that would authorize Following a December, on consolidation, mainly competition for the child, the federal financing of pub- 1957 survey by the State De- for the Groveland-Clermont that more diversified cours- lic schools, and against other partment of Education of area. es made for competition, bills seeking federal domina- Lake’s school plants, Jen- Jenkins told of a survey but most of all the impor- tion over the American edu- kins said they recommended taken on needs of separate tance of subjects that could cation system. schools and cost and ad- be had when more students $4,512,000 in construction for CONSOLIDATION OF vantages of a consolidat- were available to choose such the next five years. It is esti- Ann Dupee COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS ed school. The importance courses. mated that in order to finance REMEMBER WHEN Speakers brought out the of a wider choice of subjects The group as a whole this program, including con- importance of consolidated solidation of the seven high A weekly column that reprints in a consolidated school was agreed the program on con- high schools in Lake County, stressed. Jenkins stated con- solidation had been enlight- school centers into three, the some of the more interest- county would have to float a ing news stories that have ap- and some of its drawbacks, at solidation was something the ening, giving them a better peared over the years in the the Groveland Junior Wom- people would have to decide insight into the importance bond issue of approximately pages of the South Lake Press. an’s Club’s July meeting. for themselves, probably in of better education for the SEE HISTORY | B2 B2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, October 23, 2013

There will also be a bounce He achieved a scho- of dental equipment RUN house, cotton candy and snow HISTORY lastic standing that that will make drill- FROM PAGE B1 cones for the children and booths FROM PAGE B1 ranked him 23rd for ing cavities almost a with information about human the year among the painless operation for Other race times are 8:30 a.m. To trafficking, including packets $3,500,000. 1,856 full-time male the patient. The new a fun run/walk wave and 9:30 am about how to spot signs of victims South Lake Coun- students in his class. “Airotor” cools the for strollers invited/family walk. and how to donate. ty plant improvement ■■ Mrs. Robert C. mouth by a system of The Lake County Sheriff’s Office, Rager said she can’t wait to see recommendations in- LaFollette, daugh- water and air that does who has also developed a human everyone at Saturday’s race and cluded: Clermont, four ter of Mrs. T.D. Lord away with the heat trafficking task force, will be help- thanks the entire community for classrooms for the el- of Groveland and a caused by drilling. ing at the race and at 10:30 a.m., their support. ementary school and graduate of Groveland ■■ Mr. and Mrs. George children can take part in a decorat- Racers can pick up their pack- major alterations to in- High School, received Douglas Durden ed bike contest Rager said many lo- ets the day of or the day before the clude renovation of the the U.S. Air Force’s have been employed cal businesses have donated prizes race at Keller Williams. For infor- building. Seven class- Outstanding Rating as teachers for the for the runners and for the children mation, call Rager at 321-689-6940, rooms, band and cho- and Sustained Superior Groveland High and who take part on the bike decorat- or send an email to aprilrager@ ral room, library and Performance Award of Elementary Schools, ing contest. earthlink.net. gymnasium at the high $100 from Col. Harold stated Frank B. Farr, school. Groveland, two L. Hughes, Chief of supervising principal. science rooms, two Staff of the Airways and ■■ The Emanuel and our relationship with food. I do this commercial rooms, Air Communications Lutheran Bible Camp NEIGHBOR through documentaries, workshops, cook- Service at Scott AFB in ing demonstrations, phone consultations band and choral room is caring for the largest FROM PAGE B1 and soon it will move onto public speaking and gymnatorium. Illinois. She was one of group of young people events. Through it, I have already noticed a Mascotte, renovation only four Civil Service to attend encampment My elderly neighbor recently passed away. shift in my friends. A new consciousness is of building and im- employed members this week coming from She lived in a studio apartment just be- emerging about what is considered healthy provement of heating to be awarded the rare the Florida District yond my back yard. Everyday I could look and how to transition to whole foods. New system. Lincoln Park Outstanding Rating. of the Augustana out my kitchen window and see her sit- eating habits are being formed. Starting ■■ Groveland’s own ting outside in her electric wheel chair just the discussion and bringing light to the top- Elementary, Clermont, Lutheran Church. watching the day go by. She always told ic is creating change. one classroom, a cafe- coach, Shaw Buck, will Wilmore Carlson, me how much she enjoyed watching my torium and storage. Al- direct the North team member of the Zion 4. Name one of your greatest accom- of the annual All-Star girls play in the yard. When she went into plishments so far. terations to create two Church, manages the the hospital I visited her once. Sitting with satisfactory classrooms football game of star camp. her seemed to cheer her up so much. Besides my four girls, my greatest ac- in old frame building. players from the state ■ complishment is overcoming my illness. ■ Girl Scouts from The reason she left an impression on me Edgewood Elementa- of Florida to be played was the fact that she didn’t really have I will forever carry with me the strength Clermont, Minneola anyone, yet she became a constant in and perseverance I developed even on ry, Groveland, two el- at the University of and Groveland are at- my life. Now I find myself looking out the the days that I just didn’t want to get ementary classrooms, Florida Stadium on tending a five-day en- kitchen window and expecting to see her out of bed. I have such a deep faith and administrative suite. Aug. 7. Two of his GHS campment in the wil- there or I come home and glance in her new love for life. It has set my passion NAMES IN THE NEWS players were named derness of Highlands direction. I was always very busy with my on fire! The human spirit is capable of so to the North team: Jay Hammock State Park much if only we believe it is possible. ■■ The Minneola girls and mostly a wave to each other was Polk, all-state and all- near Sebring. Living our relationship. I did help her puppy get Progressivettes spon- 5. What’s something you’ve always want- conference guard; and in the out-of-doors, it’s shots a few times. But now I wonder, ed to do but haven’t yet? sored a housewarming ‘Did I do enough?’ But we must all rest in for Minneola Mayor Charles Howard, all- sleeping in tents the knowledge that we did what we could. I want to be a public speaker and fig- and Mrs. Hamp Walker conference halfback. and cooking over In loving memory to Ms. Arizona Rogers. ure for a healthy lifestyle and I can’t wait at their new home on They were chosen by wood fires are Marjo to share my story in an effort to create the state’s coaches to Middleton, Bo Peep 3. How does what you do contribute to change. I haven’t done it yet, but I WILL! Lake Shore in appre- the welfare of the area? ciation for the devel- participate in this an- Freeman, Bonnie 6. What advice would you give to peo- nual game for only I am in the business of empowering people opments and help Cochran and Virginia ple who want to help out in the com- those boys who have Hunt, Clermont; Patty to put them in charge of their own health. munity? he has given the citi- The future of their health. I am now a liv- zens in the way of im- graduated from their Jo Haines, Minneola; ing example of overcoming illness through Know what you’re passionate about, provements to the respective high schools. and Sandra Fay Frontz nutritional therapy (healing through food). I then take that and start talking to peo- NEWS OF NOTE and Cherl Ann Harb, try to incorporate health into the everyday ple about it. Because what we are pas- community. lives of my children, as well as family and sionate about is the exact reason we are ■■ Hostesses were Mrs. ■■ New postage rates Groveland. friends. My hope is that it has the ripple here. When we share our gift it contrib- Mary Blackburn, chair- go into effect Aug. 1. ■■ T-bone and sirloin affect where a conversation starts about utes to the whole and it starts right here man; President Mrs. Regular first-class let- steaks are 89-cents a how to change our current eating habits in your community. Mary Stahl, who acted ters will require 4-cents pound at Publix. as mistress of ceremo- postage an ounce; air ■■ Clermont swim- nies; and Mesdames mail letters 7-cents an ming team mem- Charles Neidinger, ounce; air mail post- bers participating in Andrew Norris, Paul al cards 5-cents each; the District 2 AAU    Mann, Jessie Andrews, and regular postal Jr. Olympic qualify- Elmer Smith, Millard cards 3-cents each. ing meet in Eustis Coggshall, Beulah ■■ Next Sunday morn- are Richard Beverly; Johnson, Elmer ing at the drive-in ser- Natalie, Glenna and   Pond, Elizabeth vice, the Rev. Russell Tiffany Middleton, Pulliam, Maud Shortt, V. Carr will give a ver- Sandy Walker and Violet Meeker, Lucy bal impersonation Marcia Macdonald. 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[email protected] www.southlakepress.com SPORTS LEESBURG South Lake tops Yellow Jackets, 28-24 FRANK JOLLEY | Staff Writer [email protected] FRIDAY’S GAMES ■■ Tavares at Eustis, 7 p.m. South Lake’s pass-catch ■■ Ocoee Legacy Charter at First combination of Nick Guidet- Academy of Leesburg, 7 p.m. ti and Buck Solomon has be- come more lethal to oppos- ■■ Mount Dora Bible at Ocala Christian, 7 p.m. ing teams as the season has progressed. ■■ South Lake at Mount Dora, On Friday, in a critical 7 p.m. Class 6A-District 10 clash ■■ Winter Garden Foundation at with Leesburg, the duo ap- Monverde Academy, 7 p.m. proached legendary status. ■■ Weeki Wachee at South Sum- Guidetti lofted a fourth- ter, 7:30 p.m. down pass to Solomon in the ■■ East Ridge at Winter Springs, end zone with less than two 7:30 p.m. minutes to play to give South ■■ Wildwood at The Villages, Lake a 28-24 victory at H.O. 7:30 p.m. Dabney Stadium. ■■ Umatilla at Starke Bradford, The win was the first dis- 7:30 p.m. trict victory for the Eagles ■■ Ocala Trinity Catholic at Lake and was the first Class 6A-10 Minneola, 7:30 p.m. loss for Leesburg. Lake Min- neola, the district’s only oth- leading the way with 23 car- er undefeated team, lost to ries for 149 yards. Hutchin- Orlando Edgewater, mean- son, contributed 82 yards on ing that each team in the dis- PAUL RYAN / DAILY COMMERCIAL 16 carries. trict has a 1-1 record. As a team, South Lake had Kevin Evans carries the ball for the South Lake Eagles. The top teams in each dis- 480 yards of offense. trict will advance to the Flor- attack, chewed up yardage ti dropped back a couple of the win. Leesburg had 146 yards ida High School Athletic As- in chunks to quickly move steps and tossed a rainbow Solomon’s game-winning rushing, led by Benton with sociation playoffs. the ball inside the Yellow pass into the corner of the catch was his second scoring 88 yards and three touch- Leesburg (6-2 overall) re- Jackets 20. end zone, where Solomon pass of the game. In the sec- downs. Dunham completed bounded from a 21-14 half- As the clock wound inside outjumped his defender for ond quarter, after Leesburg 16-of-22 passes fro 182 yards time deficit with a four-yard the 2-minute mark, the Ea- the ball, giving the Eagles a had cut into South Lake’s with an interception. Adrian touchdown run by Bryant gles stalled at the 11 yard line 3-point lead. Puente’s point 14-0 lead with a 8 yard scor- Falconer had five catches for Benton in the third quarter and faced a fourth-and-6 sit- after was partially blocked ing run by Benton, Guidet- 57 yards. to tie the game and took its uation. but drifted over the crossbar, ti and Solomon hooked up The win was South Lake’s only lead of the game when Both teams used a series of giving South Lake a four- on a slant pass that Solomon eighth in 18 games in the se- James Eldridge kicked a 22- timeouts in succession to set point lead and forcing Lees- turned into a 47-yard score ries. Leesburg had won six of yard field goal with 5 min- up their fourth-down align- burg to score a touchdown to temporarily silence the the last seven matchups be- utes, 28 seconds left in the ments. South Lake sent field with 1:48 to play. Yellow Jackets’ rally. tween the programs. It also fourth quarter. goal kicker Angel Puente on Leesburg quarterback For the game, Solomon prevented Leesburg coach South Lake (6-1 overall) the field at one point for an Jabari Dunham seemed had eight catches for 139 Randy Trivers from earning took the ensuing kickoff and apparent field-goal attempt, poised for a potential game- yards and two touchdowns. his 100th career win. moved the ball from its own but coach Mark Woolum winning drive, but he made Guidetti completed 13-of-18 In his fourth season with 35-yard line with six straight quickly changed his mind his only mistake of the game passes for 230 yards and two the Yellow Jackets, Trivers running plays. Kevin Evans and ran his offensive unit on the third play of the drive touchdowns. has a 99-40 career record, in- and Charles Hutchinson, the back on to the field. when his pass was intercept- South Lake’s running game cluding a 26-13 mark with Eagles’ two headed running On the snap, Guidet- ed by Hunter Howard to seal also was a factor, with Evans Leesburg. Iron Jungle gets sixth weightlifter into states

FRANK JOLLEY | Staff Writer ping out at 49 kilograms (108 [email protected] pounds), giving her a total of 85 kilograms (187 pounds). Alexis Smith is the latest Smith will join teammates member of the Iron Jungle to Kalyn Trull, Warren Brown, reach the next level. Morgan Rhone, Leann Holap- The Leesburg High School pa and Jose Barajas at states. sophomore surpassed her “Alexis showed me what she goal during the Southeast was made of at (Saturday’s) Classic weightlifting meet re- meet,” Iron Jungle coach Josh cently in Orlando and became Boyer said. “We spoke before the sixth member of the Lake the meet and let her know County’s Iron Jungle Weigh- what she needed in order to lifting team to qualify for next qualify (for states), and she month’s state meet. was up for the challenge. She Smith entered Saturday’s didn’t look as comfortable as meet needing a combined I would’ve liked at our last total of at least 81 kilograms meet and entered this meet (about 178 pounds) in the with a combined total of 77 Clean-and-Jerk and Snatch kilograms (169 pounds). We disciplines to reach the Flor- discussed what she needed, ida Weightlifting Federation weight wise, but also about finals on Nov. 9 and 10 in Al- her trusting her technique. tamonte Springs. She hoist- “She was focused and went ed 36 kilograms (79 pounds) into the Southeast Classic on in the Snatch — a personal a mission.” PHOTO COURTESY / JOSH BOYER best — and recorded person- Smith finished second over- Iron Jungle Weightlifting team members (from left) Kalyn Trull, Warren Brown, Morgan Rhone, Leann Holappa, al records on each of her lifts all in the 75 kilogram (165 coach Josh Boyer and Alexis Smith pose for photos following Saturday’s Southeast Classic weightlifting in the Clean-and-Jerk, top- SEE JUNGLE | B7 tournament in Orlando. LHS FOOTBALL LIVE WEBCAST Listen to ALL the LHS Football Games! All LHS Football Games will be Broadcast at www.meridix.com/everywhere.php?liveid=LHSJacketFootball

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lograms (116 pounds), much more comfort- JUNGLE picked up the Iron Jun- able and confident and FROM PAGE B4 gle’s lone win with a to- will compete at 77 kilo- tal weight of 82 kilo- grams (169 pounds) at pound) weight class grams (180 pounds). states.” and will compete She hit on a 34 kilogram Boyer said he was alongside Holappa in Snatch and a 48 kilo- “very pleased” with the the 69 kilogram (152 gram Clean-and-Jerk, Iron Jungle’s perfor- pound) weight class at both personal records, mance in Orlando. the state finals. as was her total weight. “When you hit as Holappa, also com- Since her last meet in many personal records peting at 75 kilograms, September in Savan- as we did, you know raised her total to a nah, Ga., Rhone has you are things the right personal best 104 ki- raised her total weight way,” Boyer said. “We lograms (229 pounds). by five kilograms (11 have five youth lift- She hit a 47 kilogram pounds). ers and one junior lift- Snatch and 57 kilo- Brown, in just his er (Barajas) compet- grams in the Clean- second USA-Weight- ing at the FWF state and-Jerk, and walked lifting meet, hit a per- championships next away with a second- sonal record of 69 kilo- month. We’re also go- place finish. grams (152 pounds) in ing to compete as a “Leann actually hit the Snatch — a person- team in hopes that we a 62 kilogram (136 al record — and 84 kilo- can bring home a team pound) Clean, but un- grams (185 pounds) in championship in addi- locked an elbow on the Clean-and-Jerk. His tion to any individual the Jerk and received total weight of 153 ki- honors we receive.” a scratch on the at- lograms (337 pounds) At last year’s compe- tempt,” Boyer said. also is a personal best. tition, Iron Jungle alum “The Clean looks out- He finished second in Kendra Young was a standing as did the the meet. state title at 69 kilo- Jerk, except for the el- “Warren has raised grams and Cheyenne bow. I think she’ll def- his total by more than Hunnewell earned a initely hit that lift at 40 pounds since the Al- silver medal at 75 kilo- states.” tamonte Open in Sep- grams (165 pounds). Trull, competing in tember,” Boyer said. “I “I can’t wait to see her first meet since think he still has a lot who brings home state June, took second place more weight in his at- medals this year,” Boy- at 63 kilograms (138 tempts. He is getting er said. pounds). She hit a 37 kilogram (81 pound) Snatch and 55 kilo- grams (121 pounds) in the Clean-and-Jerk, good for a total weight EUSTIS CLERMONT of 92 kilograms (202 Alan Boone, HAS, BC-HIS pounds). 483-HEAR 243-HEAR President & Wife Linda Boyer said Trull will (4327) (4327) “LAKE COUNTY’S 2755 S. Bay St. Suite F 221 N. US Hwy 27, Suite H likely compete at 58 ki- (Across from the Citrus Tower) MOST TRUSTED (Across from Tractor Supply Company) NAME IN HEARING lograms (127 pounds) Mon. - Fri. 9am to 4pm, Sat. by appointment AIDS” at states. Rhone, lifting at 53 ki- www.lakemedicalhearing.com

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MELARA Timeshare Pe- LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR Timeshare Period Week (E)48 in Condomin- share Period Week (E)8 in Condominium Unit 504-104 riod Week (E)2 in Condominium Unit No. COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA ium Unit No. 406-405 No. 0307 502-307 COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Count 2 TARA HAYNES and ATTIE PAUL Case No.:13CC2125 Count 11 FEDERICO THOMAS THOMPSON Count 3 VICKI LOUISE WALKER Timeshare Timeshare Period Week (E)1 in Condominium Count 12 JERALD LLEWELLYN METCALF and Case No.:13CC2141 and MARIA VERDEJO Timeshare Period Period Week (E)16 in Condominium Unit No. Unit No. 501-105 CHRISTINE MARIE METCALF Timeshare Pe- SUMMER BAY JOINT VENTURE I, L.C., Week (E)18 in Condominium Unit No. 0303 riod Week (E)48 in Condominium Unit No. a Florida limited liability company, SUMMER BAY PARTNERSHIP, 504-106 DATED October 3, 2013 Count 4 FRANCES V. JAKOVLEVAS-MO- 502-101 Plaintiff, a Florida general partnership, Paul M. Caldwell RALES Timeshare Period Week (O)3 in Con- vs. Plaintiff, Count 12 LUIS TORRES Timeshare Period Caldwell & Payne, P.A dominium Unit No. 502-401 Count 13 DONNA M. MEZOFF Timeshare Pe- LATONJA L. BROWN FAIR et al vs. Week (E)19 in Condominium Unit No. Post Office Box 120069 riod Week (O)46 in Condominium Unit No. Defendant(s). MARIA SOLEDAD OLARTE DE RICO et al 404-403 Clermont, FL 34712 Count 5 ROBERTO JIMENEZ Timeshare Pe- 501-101 Defendant(s). Telephone: 352-242-2670 riod Week (W)13 in Condominium Unit No. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT Count 14 PAUL VOLLGRAFF and SHERRIE A. Primary: [email protected] 408-305 Count 14 JASMINE MARY MILNE and CHRIS- TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO VOLLGRAFF Timeshare Period Week (W)24 in Secondary: [email protected] South Lake Press is the best! TINE ELIZABETH RUTLAND Timeshare Period NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pursuant to a Final F.S. CHAPTER 45 Condominium Unit No. 408-403 Attorney for Plaintiff No need to read the rest! Week (E)50 in Condominium Unit No. Judgment of Foreclosure in the captioned NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pursuant to a Final DATED October 3, 2013 NEIL KELLY We don’t jest! 502-101 matter dated October 2, 2013 I will sell to Judgment of Foreclosure in the captioned Paul M. Caldwell Clerk of the Court the highest bidder for cash at the front door matter dated October 2, 2013 I will sell to the Caldwell & Payne, P.A By: s/ T. Dickinson of the Lake County Judicial Center, 550 West highest bidder for cash at the front door of Post Office Box 120069 Deputy Clerk CROSSWORD ANSWERS PUZZLE ON PAGE B2 Main Street, Tavares, Florida 32778, at the Lake County Courthouse, 550 W. Main Clermont, FL 34712 11:00 AM on November 12, 2013, the fol- St., Tavares, FL 32778, at 11:00AM on No- Telephone: 352-242-2670 Ad No.00412813 ROS I NS ASPCA TMC I NT lowing-described property, all of which are in vember 12, 2013, the following-described Primary: [email protected] October 16 & 23, 2013 SUMMER BAY JOINT VENTURE CONDOMIN- property, all of which are in SUMMER ISLES Secondary: [email protected] PUTNAM T I ERED O I L NEE IUM I, according to the Declaration of Condo- CONDOMINIUM I, according to the Declara- Attorney for Plaintiff MI SS IONIMPOSS I BLE FAD minium thereof recorded in Official Records tion of Condominium thereof recorded in Offi- NEIL KELLY Book 1681, page 1674, Public Records of cial Records Book 2172, page 2336, Public Clerk of the Court IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR OAKEN AMA DODOB I RD Lake County, Florida, as amended. Records of Lake County, Florida, as By: S/T. Dickinson LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA amended. Deputy Clerk COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION BOULDERCOLORADO PANTY Count 1 LATONJA L. BROWN FAIR Time- ONT V VANS LOTHAR I OS share Period Week (O)49 in Condominium Count 1 MARIA SOLEDAD OLARTE DE RICO Ad No.00412822 Case No.:13CC2152 Unit No. 405-206 Timeshare Period Week (W)33 in Condomin- October 16 & 23, 2013 DENEB ENT MFA ETAT ium Unit No. 502-302 SUMMER BAY PARTNERSHIP, RENEW SHAWLS CARKEYS Count 2 ISRAEL CABRERA and OFELIA CA- a Florida general partnership, CH I A ESAU MI RA LAP BRERA Timeshare Period Week (E)52 in Con- Count 2 JOSE SIMON PENA Timeshare Pe- IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR Plaintiff, dominium Unit No. 405-203 riod Week (O)2 in Condominium Unit No. LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA vs. MA R Y ANN WAH I SN T ONO 502-401 COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION MARCIO FABIO GUILHEN and DANIELLA LIS- Count 3 LEONCIO MARIANO PHILOMENO BOA DE MIRANDA et al I KO REDCAP EDSELS ONS Count 3 CARLOS JOSE RAMIREZ and ADELIA CROES Timeshare Period Week (W)52 in Case No.:13CC2147 Defendant(s). N I L GRAY I RA MEATP I E Condominium Unit No. 405-104 VILLAREAL Timeshare Period Week (E)49 in Condominium Unit No. 501-309 ATL ALES AFAR ASHE SUMMER BAY PARTNERSHIP, NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT Count 4 HECTOR A. GOMEZ and ANEL MAR- TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Count 4 JANET LEE RAMSEY and RODGER a Florida general partnership, JAIALAI SYSTEM SI TBY GARITA GOMEZ Timeshare Period Week (O)6 Plaintiff, NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pursuant to a Final in Condominium Unit No. 405-207 DEAN RAMSEY Timeshare Period Week (E)4 Judgment of Foreclosure in the captioned NOGS NANO YAK BEAUT in Condominium Unit No. 502-301 vs. JASON G. BEACH et al matter dated October 4, 2013, I will sell to D I GRESSED I ONA A LGA Count 5 CLAUDINE SUOR and KATYNA Defendant(s). RENEE GAINEY Timeshare Period Week (W)8 Count 5 MARIA MAGDALENA RAUDA Time- I NS T R P E R P E T U A LMO T I ON in Condominium Unit No. 405-104 share Period Week (E)1 in Condominium Unit No. 502-307 NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO GETAHEAD RXS CEASE DATED October 3, 2013 F.S. CHAPTER 45 Paul M. Caldwell ESO I TSANUPH I L LBAT T LE Count 6 DALE ALSON REMON and CAROLYN NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pursuant to a Final Caldwell & Payne, P.A Judgment of Foreclosure in the captioned Post Office Box 120069 ELAINE HARRAL Timeshare Period Week SSN SAM ONEONE EKEOUT (O)48 in Condominium Unit No. 402-106 matter dated October 2, 2013 I will sell to the Clermont, FL 34712 highest bidder for cash at the front door of TEE SSS WELTS LASS I E Wednesday, October 23, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS B9

003 Legal Notices 003 Legal Notices 003 Legal Notices 134 Cemetery 432 Dental 470 General Lots/Crypts Count 15 AMELIA LUANNE NALLS Timeshare PUBLIC NOTICE DENTAL ASSISTANT COLLISION TECH. EXPERIENCED Period Week (E)48 in Condominium Unit No. NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF CLERMONT HILLCREST MEMORIAL 2 lots, opening Experinced only. $15/hr. With benefits. 504-106 According to the Florida Self Storage Act, & closing w/2 vaults. Serenity sec- Fax resume to: 352-787-9036 DATED October 7, 2013 ABA Enterprises/DBA Westgate Storage lo- The City Council of Clermont is asking for tion. Worth 9,070 sell for $6,800. NO PHONE CALLS Paul M. Caldwell cated at 1153 10th St, Clermont, Fl 34711 volunteers to serve on the Code Enforcement Caldwell & Payne, P.A gives Notice that the following Tenant is in Board, Planning and Zoning Commission, Po- Call 352-793-8102 Post Office Box 120069 default of the rental agreement. lice Officers Pension Board of Trustees and DENTAL ASSISTANT Clermont, FL 34712 Firefighters Pension Board of Trustees. If you Experienced for busy office. Must Telephone: 352-242-2670 Samual Bohn, C-55 are interested in serving, please send a letter have expanded duties & radiology SEE DAVIS COLEMAN Primary: [email protected] of interest and a resume to the attention of PHILLIPS BUICK Secondary: [email protected] Tracy Ackroyd, City Clerk, 685 West Mon- certified. Looking for outgoing A 1963 Studebaker-Auto, I.D.# 63-R-1055 dependable, professional person must COLLISION CENTER Attorney for Plaintiff will be sold or disposed of on November 2, trose Street, Clermont, FL 34711 by Novem- 3320 Hwy. 441, Fruitland Park, FL NEIL KELLY 2013 at 9PM. We have the right to sell or re- ber 21, 2013. 200 be able to multi task. Clerk of the Court fuse any bids. Westgate Storage-(352) 352-751-1178 Bys/ T. Dickinson 394-6700. Ad No.00413000 At Your Service Lady Lake Area MAINTENANCE WORKING Deputy Clerk October 16 & 23, 2013 SUPERVISOR Ad No.00412390 Requires HS diploma, exp. in indus- Ad No.00412828 October 16 & 23, 2013 October 16 & 23, 2013 435 Medical trial Maint., welding, fabrication & 3 100 201 Insurance phase electrical. Work is in mfg. envi- Announcement ronment, doing general Maint. duties. IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OR DISPOSITION Work hrs. & days vary. FT, 1st shift LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA w/benefits. Pay depending on exp. COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION According to the Florida Self Storage Act, 205 Adult Care $12-$17 hr. Groveland Mini Storage, LLC located at 178 Apply at Global Tire Recyling Groveland Farms Road, Groveland, FL 34736 102 Lost NOTICE 1201 Industrial Drive Case No.:13CC2158 gives notice that the following Tenant is in default of the rental agreement. Florida Statute states, “It is a CONTRACT LPN OR PARAMEDIC Wildwood or fax resume to: SUMMER BAY PARTNERSHIP, CAT lg. black male. Small white spot on misdemeanor for any person willfully, To assist with mobile nuclear stress 352-330-2214 a Florida general partnership, Lizette Gonzales, #15 chest. Treasure Island Road knowingly, or intentionally to operate tests. Must have experience with IVs, Plaintiff, area..REWARD Call 352-787-8165 or attempt to operate a family day EKGs and able to assist moving and SALES CLERK vs. Unit content is said to contain gym contents, ELIDA C. ADDERLEY et al care home without a license or transporting camera and equipment. 9am -5:30pm, 2 days/wk. Health sofa, misc. Unit will be sold or disposed of on without registering with the Fax resume to: 352-728-2529 Defendant(s). October 26, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. We have Food Store. Call 352-365-6477 the right to sell or refuse any bids, and may 104 Special department, whichever is applicable”. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT dispose of all contents according to Florida Notices Florida Statute states, “No person EKG TECH SCHOOL BUS TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 State Statutes. All Sales Final, CASH ONLY. shall advertise a child care facility NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pursuant to a Final Needed immed. FT in The Villages. DRIVERS NEEDED Everything sold as is where is. No guaran- without including within such Fax resume 352-323-9507 Judgment of Foreclosure in the captioned tees. Please call to confirm sale at 352- advertisement the state or local Training provided. matter dated October 4, 2013, I will sell to 429-0090. NOTICE TO Lake County Schools, Transportation the highest bidder for cash at the front door ADVERTISERS agency license number of such facility. The statute applies to anyone EMT/PARAMEDIC, NURSE, 352-728-2561 or of the Lake County Courthouse, 550 West Ad No.00411848 Main Street, Tavares, Florida 32778, at with more than 1 unrelated child MA with X-ray Apply online: www.lake.k12.fl.us October 9, 16 & 23, 2013 PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD FOR 11:00 AM on November 19, 2013, the fol- ERRORS THE FIRST DAY IT APPEARS in their home. For Busy Urgent Care. lowing-described property, all of which are in Must have Phlebotomy, IV skills & VETERINARY TECHNICIAN/ASSISTANT SUMMER ISLES CONDOMINIUM I, according SINCE THE DAILY COMMERCIAL WILL Small animal practice looking for a NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR medication administration. to the Declaration of Condominium thereof 281 Roofing Email to: new team member to fill a full time recorded in Official Records Book 2172, IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND INCORRECT ADS AFTER THE FIRST page 2336, Public Records of Lake County, medicalbillingtoday@ yahoo.com position. Must have at least 2 years of FOR LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY DAY OF PUBLICATION. IF YOU FIND technician/assistant experience. Job Florida, as amended. CIVIL DIVISION AN ERROR CALL THE CLASSIFIED MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST & duties include everything from lab DEPARTMENT IMMEDIATELY AT work and surgery to dentistry and cli- Count 2 TOKKY OLUSEGUN OLUWATOYIN Case No.: 13CC2172 314-3278 OR 748-1955. AUTHORIZATION SPECIALIST TEMITAYO ADEMOYERO and ROTIMI ASHIRU For internal medicine ent education. Salary negotiable de- Timeshare Period Week (W)9 in Condomin- SUMMER BAY PARTNERSHIP, pending on experience. Microscope ium Unit No. 108-301 THE PUBLISHER ASSUMES NO MCHALE ROOFING INC office in Leesburg. Exp. preferred a Florida general partnership, Please fax resume to skills & venipuncture a must! Plaintiff, FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR Re-Roofs and Repairs, Tile, Metal, Please email resume to: Count 3 NOE ADEMAR ARAGON and 352-315-0578 vs. ERRORS OR FOR OMMISSION OF Shingles Flat Roofs & Mobile Homes [email protected] BRENDA IVANIA QUIJADA Timeshare Period NANCY C. BRADSHAW et al COPY. LIABILITY SHALL NOT EXCEED Excel. Ref’s Lic & Ins. CCC1328197 Week (E)49 in Condominium Unit No. Defendant(s). THE COST OF THE PORTION OF Call 352-255-2758 502-307 SPACE OCCUPIED BY SUCH ERROR. WINDOW TREATMENT INSTALLER NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT 450 Trades Highly motivated w/drivers license. Count 4 LUIS F. AYALA CORDERO and RU- TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 CANCELLATIONS Will train the right person. MARIS SERRANO SANTIAGO Timeshare Pe- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pursuant to a Final POSITION FILLED riod Week (E)1 in Condominium Unit No. ELECTRICIAN Judgment of Foreclosure in the captioned EXPERIENCED SERVICE ELECTRICIAN 402-405 matter dated October 2, 213 I will sell to the CANCELLATION FOR ADS RUNNING highest bidder for cash at the front door of SATURDAY MUST BE MADE BY Please call Carol at: Count 5 MARGARET M. BAULIS Timeshare the Lake County Courthouse, 550 West Main FRIDAY BY 2:00, CANCELLATIONS 352-748-5818 or 480 Legal Period Week (O)19 in Condominium Unit No. Street, Tavares, Florida 32778, at 11:00 AM 300 email resume to 402-206 FOR SUNDAY & MONDAY MUST BE on November 14, 2013, the following-de- MADE FRIDAY BY 5:00 Financial [email protected] LAW FIRM IN THE VILLAGES scribed property, all of which are in SUMMER 8618 NE 43rd Way, Wildwood Seeks a probate paralegal for very Count 6 CYNTHIA LEE BIGELOW Timeshare BAY RESORT CONDOMINIUM II, according to Period Week (O)50 in Condominium Unit No. the Amended and RestatedDeclaration of busy department. Probate experience 502-307 Condominium thereof recorded in Official Re- 124 Professional is required & computer expertise es- cords Book 1582, page 1253, Public Re- sential. Excellent pay & benefits. Count 7 SARAH RICHARDSON BURNETT cords of Lake County, Florida, as amended. Services 301 Business Timeshare Period Week (O)19 in Condomin- Opportunities ium Unit No. 402-103 Count 1 NANCY C. BRADSHAW Timeshare Period Week (E)43 in Condominium Unit No. COMMUNITY ELECTRICIANS & POSITION FILLED Count 9 JENNIFER VELA CLAYTON Time- 205-204 RESTAURANT ELECTRICAL share Period Week (E)49 in Condominium SEMINAR: 150 SEATS WITH FULL LIQUOR APPRENTICES Unit No. 408-406 Count 2 INGRID JUNE CLARK and COY How To Avoid Low North Lake County, Applicants must have experience and CHRISTIAN CLARK Timeshare Period Week Back and Neck Serious buyers only. 352-250-7813 a clean driving record, high school di- Count 11 PAULETTE WILLIAMS FRANKLIN (O)33 in Condominium Unit No. 206-104 Pain Surgery! Timeshare Period Week (E)18 in Condomin- ploma or equivalent. Company is an EOE and Drug-Free Workplace. Excel- ium Unit No. 502-107 Count 3 JOSE CARMEN GARCIA Timeshare Learn about DRS™ Protocol, a Period Week (O)25 in Condominium Unit No. lent health benefits, 401k and PTO; 500 breakthrough and successful Count 12 JESUSA G. GALVAN Timeshare Pe- 205-105 MVR & Background checks. riod Week (E)52 in Condominium Unit No. nonsurgical treatment for Apply in person at: Pets/Animals 501-104 Count 4 BARBARA GILLESPIE and VERNON herniated and degenerative PIKE'S ELECTRIC, INC. W. GILLESPIE Timeshare Period Week (W)5 disc condition. 719 Industrial Drive Count 13 RICARDO GALVAN and MARIA R. 400 in Condominium Unit No. 207-103 Featuring: Dr. Jason E. Davis Wildwood, FL 34785 GALVAN Timeshare Period Week (O)43 in DATED October 3, 2013 Davis Clinic of Employment Condominium Unit No. 408-405 Paul M. Caldwell Chiropractic, Inc. 501 Pets Caldwell & Payne, P.A Discussion of chronic FOREMAN / LOADER OPERATOR/ Count 14 ELIU ARTURO GARCIA PEREZ Post Office Box 120069 For Sale Timeshare Period Week (O)28 in Condomin- and severe back and PIPE LAYERS/ LABORERS Clermont, FL 34712 Walk-in interviews ium Unit No. 404-205 Telephone: 352-242-2670 neck conditions, 405 Professional AUSTRALIAN BOXER female approx. 2 DATED October 7, 2013 Primary: [email protected] treatment options, Monday 10/21 9:30-3:30 yrs. Good w/kids. Free. 267-1711 Paul M. Caldwell Secondary: [email protected] respective advantages, 1307 Nichols Dr., Tavares Caldwell & Payne, P.A Attorney for Plaintiff treatment for failed ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF - Underground pipe construction Exp. Post Office Box 120069 NEIL KELLY back or neck surgery. ADMINISTRATION sewer/water/storm req. 560 Pet Clermont, FL 34712 Clerk of the Court Apply: www.d1cd.com Telephone: 352-242-2670 Q & A Period CITY OF CLERMONT By: s/ T. Dickinson or contact 813-986-1922 Supplies Primary: [email protected] Deputy Clerk Light Refreshments. Please visit our website Secondary: [email protected] Reservations Preferred for additional details: EEOE/DFWP DOG CAGE Attorney for Plaintiff 3:00-4:00pm Tues. www.cityofclermontfl.com Huge 5’ x 3’ & new large Ad No.00412806 dog bed. $70. 352-742-0250 NEIL KELLY October 16 & 23, 2013 OCTOBER 29, 2013 EOE, M/F, V/P, D/V, DFWP POOL REPAIR / MECHANIC EXP’D Clerk of the Court DAVIS CLINIC Must have ref’s., valid drivers license By: s/ T. Dickinson DOG CRATE Large, hard plastic. 25W x Deputy Clerk Need a Job? OF CHIROPRACTIC PRESCHOOL TEACHER PT & insurable. Top pay, right person. Check out Classified Reservations: CDA required. Must be dependable, Call 352-787-8367 29D x37L. $50 obo. 352-321-2174 Ad No.00412827 (352) 430-2121 energetic, and child-friendly. October 16 & 23, 2013 Section 400 DavisSpineInstitute.com Apply in person at: DOG STROLLER up to 30lbs. Cup hold- 1005 W Main Street Leesburg QUICK LUBE TECH. NEEDED ers & carrier. $50. 352-602-7332 between 9:00 - 5:00 Exp’d. preferred. Tire exp. a plus. Call 326-5942 for directions. DRIFTWOOD for reptile aquarium (2 pc.) for 3ft. $100 407-878-6431 UMATILLA POLICE DEPARTMENT has opening for police officer. PET KENNEL chain link w/gate 6’x9’ Requires HS diploma or GED, Ask for Tom Zion $99 Call 352-728-5911 Fl LEO certification. $16.00 hr PHILLIPS BUICK Apply 251 N. Central Ave. EOE 2160 Hwy.. 441 Fruitland Park, FL 34731 410 Sales DFWP TIMBERWOOD PROPERTIES 600 is currently looking for a shop em- ployee to learn the cabinetry business Merchandise from the ground up. No experience necessary, just a general knowledge Mart $$$$$$$$$$$$$ of tools. Must be 18, have a valid driver license, and be willing to work. Hand out FREE Newspapers, in Please apply at 1735 Tally Box Road, different locations within our Leesburg. Call 352-435-4657 601 Antiques delivery area. for directions only. (Clermont area call Joseph at: ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, Old Indian Rug & 813-484-3766.) TIME DEFINITE SERVICES Misc. All for $100. 352-348-7490 Eustis, Lake and Hiring Over The Road Drivers - Class Sumter County and tell people A CDL required. All late model equip- CLOCK electric Sail Ship good shape. about the Specials. ment - 2012 & newer. We pull 53’ Made by Uniter. $95. Cal 793-5741 Part time Days & Evenings. Reefers. Great Pay & Bonuses. Must be willing to run 48 states. Good for retirees. COKE BOTTLE old 1915, from Quincy, Call Ed 352-217-9937 Apply at: www.timedefinite.com FL, straight sided, $40 793-3877 $$$$$$$$$$$$$ or call 352-399-7900 x 1015 GLIDER w/cushions. Coverts to bed, LEASING SPECIALIST vintage. $100 Call 352-383-7607 TRAILER MECHANIC Sunstate Carriers has an opportunity SNUFF BOX antique European solid for an experienced Trailer Mechanic. sliver. $95 Call 352-314-0923 Excellent benefits - paid vacation, paid sick days, health insurance, overtime TOY TRAIN SET, Marx “O” gauge, 9pcs. in Lady Lake/The Villages Area. Wants pay. Work in a clean & well equipped $40. Leesburg 352-874-5418 Professional w/1yr Sales Exp. Must be shop. Must have own tools, able to do able to plan, report, and meet dead- PM inspections, repairs such as brake lines. FT & some wknds required. jobs & electrical wiring/lights, ability to 602 Arts/Crafts $11/hr (more w/exp.) + Commission weld & tractor PM a plus but not re- & Bonus. Benefits. quired. CRAFTS/ SUPPLIES/ BEARS /TABLES Apply at 797 Teague Trail - OR $100 takes all. 352-365-9519 Fax (813) 636-8863, EOE/Drug & Smoke Free WP SCRAPBOOK RACK 12X12 paper rack, 60 shelves. $50 352-742-1527 LEASING SPECIALIST Apply in person 726 Southridge Industrial Dr. Tavares, FL 603 Collectibles NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE AUGUSTA XII Color Print 25 x 30, ‘92. Framed/signed. $65. 330-4484 in Lady Lake/The Villages Area. Wants Professional w/1yr Sales Exp. Must be 455 able to plan, report, and meet dead- Restaurants/ BUYING Baseball, Football, Basketball, lines. FT & Wknds required. $11/hr Non-sports cards 1870 to 1980. (more w/exp.) + Commission & Bo- Hotels/Clubs Autographs, memorabilia, bobbin nus. Benefits. heads. Sets, singles. No collection to Apply at 797 Teague Trail - OR BARTENDER - FT large. Call: 352-589-7981 or Email: [email protected] Fax (813) 636-8863, MUST be exp’d. Evenings & Wknds. Attn: Leasing Specialist Apply in person 3-5pm EOE/Drug & Smoke Free WP DOLL Boyd’s Yesterdays Child, Laura VIC’S EMBERS SUPPER CLUB w/box & cert. $45. 352-360-0028 7940 US Hwy. 441 Leesburg, FL 425 Clerical HOLLY HOBBY COLLECTION 45 pieces. FRONT DESK CLERK/NIGHT AUDITOR $100. 352-315-1612 OFFICE ASST./ RECEPTIONIST - FT for Hotel in Lady Lake. Hotel or retail Must have bookkeeping exp w/back- experience okay. RECORD COLLECTION 113 LP’s $100 ground for construction company. Forward resume to obo Call 352-357-2218 Must to be able to multi-task. Lady [email protected] Lake area. Email to: [email protected] 604 Furniture 470 General RECEPTIONIST / OFFICE ASST. BAR STOOLS (4) white wood w/cush- Self-starter w/organizational skills & CLEANING ion, $60. Call after 9am 259-5629 computer experience. Full Time. Must LOVE to clean. Detail oriented, Email resume to: non-smoker. Great work environment. BED FRAME Queen size $35 obo. Call [email protected] Email [email protected] 352-396-5739 B10 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, October 23, 2013

604 Furniture 604 Furniture 606 Electronics 635 Garden 650 Computers 652 Articles & Equip For Sale BED King, w/mattress & frame. Good WICKER LOVE SEAT w/cushions, excel RECEIVER Denon with remote. Very LAWN MOWER Briggs engine, runs cond. $40. Call 352-636-1352 good cond. $99. 352-323-4862 great. 20” cut. Only $50 728-4913 cond. $150. 352-431-3952 MONITOR Samsung flat screen 20”. FIREPLACE w/2” fire brick wall. glass $100. 352-459-0899 doors. $95 Call 352-787-1134 STEREO SYSTEM Panasonic, CD, w/5 BED Queen, electric. Excel cond. $350. LAWN TRACTOR Yard Man 42”, 0 605 Appliances CD changer. $30 obo 357-3728 Turn. Works great. $800. 728-4913 352-435-0888. PRINTER CARTRIDGES KODAK 2 color FIREWOOD FREE, Please call & 2 black. $30 Call 352-516-0999 Appliances With Warranties TELEVISION Toshiba color, works PATIO SET Small, 2 chairs, glass top. 352-391-5331 BED Twin w/frame, mattress, box $75 & up! Used Beds all sizes! good. $50 Call 352-365-6075 $40. 352-431-3952 spring. excel cond. $100 589-4915 3Buy 3Sell 3Trade 3Fast delivery PRINTER HP Office Jet 7310, all in one. FUR CAPES 1/Red & 1/Black, Susan TELEVISION 27” Sony Trinitron, very PLANT Crown of Thorns, red blossoms Great cond. $99 Call 589-1234 Lucci. $100. 352-409-8264 Call Buzzy’s 352-315-9886 good picture. $60 352-589-8363 BED w/frame & mattress/box spring www.buzzysbeds.com all year 3 gallon. $25. SOLD!!!! queen size. $50. 352-536-4023 PRINTER HP PSC500, w/7 ink car- GARAGE DOOR OPENER Genie, com- TELEVISION, Emerson 32” color w/re- PLANTS (10 Century) $100 Call tridges $60. 352-728-3273 plete 1.5hp. $40. 435-0809 DISCOUNT mote. $50 obo Call 352-728-2668 BEDROOM SET Queen, Tommy Ba- APPLIANCE 352-638-2246 hama type, Dresser, mirror, night Repair-Sales-Service Most Repairs GARMENT BAG bi-fold, like new. $20 stand & mattresses. Excel. cond. $60 Plus Parts 608 A/C & Heat RUBBER TREE PLANT. Beautiful, sym- 652 Articles Call 352-385-1830 $500. 352-735-8095 metrical. $20. 352-735-1647 For Sale AIR CLEANER UV light for A/C. Kills HALLOWEEN COSTUME adult ladies, BEDS Twin (2) including spreads if de- mold/bacteria. $100. 267-1711 STAG HORN FERN extra large. $100 BATH TOWELS 24, large, Excel cond. $15. Call 352-434-9855 sired. $95. 787-7157 or 552-7248 You move. Call 352-603-4113 All colors. $55. 352-793-8102 AIR CONDITIONER Whirlpool window TREE SALE HALLOWEEN COSTUME Michael Jack- BISTRO SET, table w/2 swivel rocking WASHER, DRYER, unit. 8000 BTU , $95. 728-2534 BOOKS New, 22+ on the Kennedy’s & son, w/accessories. $50. 742-2668 chairs w/burgundy cushions. New •Oaks, Sycamores, Cypress, Fig, REFRIGERATOR Mulberry, Cherry Laurel, etc. the Royals. $50. 352-516-2893 cond. $150 Call 352-435-0823 “Don’t Toss It AIR CONDITIONER window unit, 5000 BTU’s. $50 Call 352-753-7075 • Palms, Queen, Pindo or Sago HOT TUB COVER Dark tan. Brand new. Fix It For Less” •Special 6’ +/- Oaks $10 or 15/$100 BRACELET Pandora, sterling silver 7.5, 6’7” x 5’. $80. 352-321-8606 BUNK BED FRAMES red, excel. cond. Buying Clean •Cypress or Oaks up to 12’ no charms. $40. Call 324-2559 $100 obo. 352-516-7108 Washers & Dryers 624 Children’s CATT’S TREES HOT TUB Older, works great. 3-4 seats. Days, Evenings & Weekends 352-669-1618 Call Now BREAD MACHINE Farberware, Auto- $250.obo. Call 352-552-4217 CHAIRS (2) Black & gold, designer ac- items matic. Like new. $25. 874-1862 cent chairs. $24.50 for the pair. Call 352-874-1238 352-989-0222 BABY BATHTUB, toddler potty & sassy 640 Guns JACKET Black Leather size S/M cost DISHWASHER KitchenAid, almond. seat. $22. 352-455-7557. CAMERAS (2) Cannon & Polaroid. $50. $100 sell for $35. 407-310-6628 Works good. $35 obo. 669-1163 for both. Call 352-787-1539 CHEST OF DRAWERS 5 drawers, no AMERICAN RIFLEMAN MAGAZINES smoking. Excel. $80. 246-9948 BARBIE TOWNHOUSE, good cond. $60. (220+ issues). $65. 352-742-1409 JEANS, name brands (30 + pairs) size DRYER elec. Whirlpool, heavy duty, lg. Please call 352-669-4789 CAST IRON POT, indoor/outdoor 3 12-14 & 10 tops. $68 793-8102 capaity. $70. SOLD!!!! quart w/lid $35. SOLD CHINA CABINET Ethan Allen, Maple, 2 REMINGTON Model 1903 Custom Rifle. CLOTHING for girls, size 7-8, great se- .30-06. $325. Firm. 352-408-2468 JUKEBOX 1963 Seeburg, glass & piece w/glass shelves. $295 Call lection. All very nice. Over 200 352-314-2717 DRYER GE gas, white, good cond. $50 CERTIFIED PRINCESS DIANA DOLL chrome,. $100 352-307-8289 pieces. $150 Call 352-253-0245 CLOTHES, 4 for $100. 217-4221 Please call 352-404-8288 RIFLE CVA .50 caliber, Black & Nickel COMPUTER DESK. Good cond. $50. w/scope. New $400 352-753-7692 LADIES HATS & CLOTHING Summer & MICROWAVE Emerson Professional se- ROCKING HORSE hand crafted. $95. CHESS SET hand carved oriental Call 352-396-5739 Call 352-406-6122 Fall, good cond. $23 357-2248 ries. $30 obo. 352-431-3975 SHOT GUN SHELLS Vintage 410. $6.00 pieces. $100 Call 704-530-4305 Call 352-728-2692 LAWN CHAIRS (2) white, plastic w/blue CORNER TV wood entertainment cen- MICROWAVE Samsung, over stove, blk. CHRISTMAS TREE 7’ LED, pre-lit, in ter, 4x4x2, $75. 715-971-8152 625 Building pads. $40. Call 352-742-2856 Used 2 yrs. $80 Call 352-742-3445 SHOT GUN SHELLS Vintage 410. $6.00 box. 2yr. old. $75. 742-7256 Supplies/ Call 352-728-2692 DESK / TABLE antique white, solid MIXER, KitchenAid w/all attachments, Materials LUGGAGE Samsonite, hard sides, 3 CHRISTMAS TREE 7’, no lights, storage piece set. $35 Call 352-357-1363 wood. excel cond. $95 435-0823 mint con. $85 SOLD!! bag. $35 Call 352-314-3254 JACUZZI Whirlpool Bath. No pump. $75 649 Medical obo. Call 352-314-2123. MATTRESS TOPPER 4” thick, king size DINETTE SET 5 pieces, solid oak, very REFRIGERATOR dorm size, good cond. CIGARETTE MACHINE Powermatic, $75 new cond. $99. 352-636-9358 nice. $100 Call 352-460-0472 $100 Call 352-702-6860 BED ALARM for patients who try to get Please call 352-800-1455 KITCHEN SINK stainless steel, 8” deep, out of bed. $20. 352-793-7027 DINETTE SET Rattan glass top w/4 REFRIGERATOR Frigidaire, side by side. W/Delta faucet. $40 253-2357 MEN’S CLOTHING XLg shirts 40-44W Stainless/black w/ice maker & in CLEANING MACHINE Steam Bullet, no chairs on rollers. $99. 753-3914 CARRIER for power chairs or scooter shorts. 10 pcs. $20. 321-246-4371 door water dispenser, w/on door chemicals, like new $45. 787-7048 PATIO DOORS Sliding glass. White with fold out ramp. $75 793-4253 user interface display to choose op- Frame. $75. Call Dave. 255-7623 DINETTE TABLE w/6 chairs/leaf. Ivory, tions, ice water, etc. Like new Only COFFEE MAKER KitchenAid. New. Paid MEN’S DESIGNER CLOTHES, Pants 32 SCOOTER 3 wheel, elec. new batteries, x 32. Shirts M-L. $75. 787-7348 excel cond. $300 obo. 787-5776 2.5 yrs. old. $550 Call SHOWER DOOR opaque glass. 27 $189. Sell for $100. 352-978-7461 352-729-2160 looks & runs like new. $300 Call 1/4”x 69 1/4”. $50. 446-7849 352-315-0984 DINING ROOM TABLE, Oak, Octagon, 4 COMFORTER SET King, 8 pc. Blue ta- MOVING BOXES 36 various sizes, $40 Upholstered swivel captains chairs REFRIGERATOR GE 18.3, no frost. Runs SLIDING GLASS DOORS Set of 3. 47”W persty w/drapes. $80. 750-4828 SOLD!!!! on casters. $160. 435-0888 good. $80 Call 352-742-3445 SCOOTER/POWERCHAIR CARRIER x 78”H. $60. 352-617-9000. NEW, fits into hitch, 60" fold out ramp. $195. 352-217-3437 DESIGNER CLOTHING Chicos/Cache, MUSICAL CANDLES (2) battery oper- END TABLES (2), golden oak. $50. STOVE Elec. Propane water heater, STUDS (20) 2X4’x104”, grade 2. & 10/pcs. $100. 321-246-4371 ated. $35 Call 352-753-3974 window A/C. $75. 865-789-6393 352-787-5917 other wood. $100 obo. 484-3650 SHOP RIDER 4 wheels, 24V w/charger. $300 Call 352-343-6608 OIL PAINTING beautiful sailing ship, STOVE Whirlpool, elec. White. $75. DISHES 12 piece setting w/extra serv- ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 4 dr. 3 ad- WOOD -8/4 solid, mahogany, maple, ing pieces. $50. 352-365-0109 24”x30”. $65 352-357-3043 SOLD oak for lathe turning. $2. 357-2708 justable shelves. $50. 233-0464 WALKER w/seat & basket. Good cond. WASHER Whirlpool, heavy duty. XL ca- Blue. $100 Call 352-217-3195 END TABLE new, solid natural Oak, $45 ORIENTAL RUG 7.5 x 7.5 round. $35 GLIDER Large, oak. W/foot stool, wheat pacity. $65. SOLD 635 Garden Please call 352-347-7350 Call 352-989-0222 color cushions. New cond. $175. Call 352-435-0823 CONCRETE FOUNTAIN, no pump. Good 650 Computers FAUX LEATHER JACKET size 3X med. POCKET NOVELS 37 Spencer series 606 Electronics cond. $100 Call 352-735-1570 & Equip brown. $30. 352-343-3459 mysteries. $30. 352-343-4633 HUTCH & CREDENZA Lighted w/4 doors. $300. 352-343-0587 GAME PSP Sony brand new in box. GLIDER COUCH & 2 CHAIRS alum., CARTRIDGES for Dell Printer Series # 5, FIESTAWARE DISHES cups & saucers, PUNCH BOWL W/24 Cups. Gold trim & $100 Call 352-455-3342 vintage. $100 Call 352-617-5498 4 color/5 black. $90 all. 326-8111 assorted colors $99 Call 250-8290 white leaf pattern. $39. 742-5074 LAMPS, Collection Quality. $10. Call 352-787-7157 or 552-7248

MATTRESS Queen w/bed rails. $100. Call 352-476-3476

MATTRESS Serta full size, clean. Ask- ing $75. Please call 352-323-8079

MATTRESSES (2) twin, clean. $20 for both. Call 352-357-1012

MEDIUM BROWN LEATHER COUCH, chair and ottoman. wood/metal cocktail and 2 side tables.Purchased from Rooms to Go in July 2012. Still in brand new condition. sofa is 86"$1150.00 352-586-1266

PATIO CHAIRS (4) w/cushions, like new. $50. Call 352-636-1352

PATIO FURNITURE Table, square 5.5x3.5 tile top 6 chairs/2 swivel/rocker. $150. 551-5845

PATIO SET table, 4 chairs & 2 rockers w/cushions. $50 obo Call 357-4169

RECLINER tan Microfiber. Good cond. $100. 262-441-0156

RECLINER, Swivels & Rocks. Marroon. $45. 352-408-4711

RECLINERS (2) Leather, matching. 7 mo. old. $350. 352-435-0888

ROCKER/GLIDER Oak , matching foot glider. Excel. cond. $35 435-0888

ROCKING CHAIR , glider, White wood, excel cond. $50 352-250-8832

SIDE SERVING TABLE w/wine rack & granite shelves. $74.50 989-0222

SLEEP SOFA 68” long, 2 cushions, light color. $50. 352-602-0202

SOFA & LOVESEAT, Sage, overstuffed. $250. Good cond. $250. 431-3952

SOFA 9’, lt. beige, excel cond. Wash- able cushions. $50. 315-1908

SOFA BED Cream color. $100. 352-561-4940

SOFA BED w/matching back pillows. $50. 787-7157 or 552-7248

SOFA Black Leather, 3 cushion, full size. $30. 352-561-1167.

SWIVEL ROCKER full size , green, good cond. $25. Cell 608-347-1483

TABLE & CHAIRS 42” Round, wood. $150. 352-360-9047

TABLE, Heart Shaped, 3 tier. brown, good cond. $8 Call 352-504-6689

TELEVISION STAND Glass & wood w/3 shelves. $50. 407-614-4174

TELEVISION STAND, Dark glass. Paid $125. Now $35. 352-552-7248

TWIN BED white laminate, new mat- tress. $100. 352-250-4711

TWIN BEDS (2), complete w/linens. $300. Call 352-589-1787 Wednesday, October 23, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS B11

652 Articles 675 Sports/ 806 Houses 810 Duplexes 1001 Mfd Homes 1205 Autos For Sale Recreation Unfurnished For Sale CLERMONT HWY. 50 CADILLAC DEVILLE 4 dr. 2002. 108K Before Groveland RUBBER BOOTS GOLF CLUBS men’s complete set EUSTIS waterfront 2/2, carport, Pet OK. EUSTIS 2/1 in 55+ park. Shed & car- mi.. $2300. 352-429-1387 men’s, 4 pairs, size 8 Mobile Homes For Sale USA, excel cond. $27. SOLD!!! w/bag. $25. 502-750-0512 $700/mo. Call 352-589-0749 port & A/C porch. $2,500. Call w/Owner Finance 352-357-5556 Call Rick 407-547-9394 CORVETTE ‘94 LT1 MUST SELL Red, SEWING MACHINE Singer Feather- GOLF CLUBS Wilson, Ladies. New in MOUNT DORA 3/2 $725/mo incl. wa- •Remodeled 3br/2ba 71K miles. Nice $8,700 Call weight, Excel cond. $325 Call box. Pink. $95. 352-483-4762 ter. Requires 1st, last + security. “LAST ONE” TAVARES 352-255-4877 352-751-0369 Non-smoker. Call 352-357-3457 From $1,000 down $595/mo. Furn. 352-343-7780 GOLF CLUBS, 3 iron thru SW, driver, 3 ---$$500/month$$--- CASH PAID wood, putter. $75 352-245-0716 OCALA Handyman Hunt Cabin. Low Also Avail. riverestwaterfrontresort.com SEWING MACHINE Singer, recently re down pay 352-269-4051 FOR JUNK CARS! conditioned. $35 352-751-0369 Handyman Special’s $300 and up. GOLF SET irons, oversized woods, •1 & 2br from 1002 Mfd Call 352-771-6191 w/bag. Like new. $50. 729-2595 RENTALS ---$350/month$$--- SEWING MACHINE Singer. New in box.. LONG TERM & UNFURN. RENTALS IN For other rentals only Homes Asking $90. Call 321-262-5485 SOUTH LAKE COUNTY. Call 352-874-7375 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM ‘93, good cond. GOLF SET, oversized graphite woods, ROCKER REALTY 352-394-3570 W/ land 139K mi., $1300 352-406-5918 SINGING PARAKEET ON STAND sensor irons. New. $80. 352-735-6927 Ask For Janet or Emily LEESBURG, 1br, 2br & 3br. Great price. For Sale & batteries, new. $15. 360-1209 RockerRealtyInc.com $599+. Call 352-350-7109 NIKE JAWBONE UP $100 obo. Size TOYOTA Camry ‘98, 4 door, full power, med. Brand new. 352-409-6011 sun roof. $3500 352-636-0263 SLACKS Ladies size Med. petite. Bon LEESBURG, 1012 R V Lots Worth, 6/pair. $25. 352-777-0045 807 Apartments Beautiful Remodeled PUTTER Ping, excel. cond. 50 yrs. old. Unfurnished 2br/1ba, $450/mo. TRIUMPH 1976 convertible spit fire. $30 Call 352-735-6927 1721 Birchwood Circle Needs works, many spare parts. SUITCASE, SAMSONITE w/wheels, lg. Call 352-325-1289 now! $600 Call 352-323-0973 excel. cond. $30. 352-343-1050 AZALEA HILL APARTMENTS STUDIOS, SADDLE Brown Leather, English. Good 1, 2, 3 BEDROOMS $400 - $925. cond. $60. 352-326-2432. 352-431-3790 TEAPOT SET full size w/utensil holder, 811 Condos Hummingbird. $50. 352-357-0225 1206 Aviation TREADMILL Ride Strider 3360. $100. CLERMONT HWY. 50 Townhouses 352-552-3000 Before Groveland TOOTHBRUSHES (2) SONIC CARE. New Mobile Homes For Sale ROYAL OAKS 1 MO. FREE 2/2.5 all 1210 Mcycles/ $70 for both. Call 352-508-4786 w/Owner Finance appl., pool, clubhouse, etc. Call 685 Tools/ Call Rick 407-547-9394 352-516-2657 Mopeds TUXEDO Men’s, Coat/Pants/Shirt, size Machinery •Remodeled 3br/2ba 48-42. $65. 352-217-4809 “LAST ONE” MOTORCYCLE CARRIER w/ramp. Ver- From $1,000 down 816 Commercial CIRCULAR SAW sahaul VH-SPORT-RO. Never used. 7 1/4” Black & Decker, ---$$500/month$$--- Property TYPEWRITER Smith-Corona, Elec. XE good cond. $35 352-391-5833 $250 Call 352-728-1051 5100 w/5 ribbons. $30. SOLD!!!! Also Avail. Handyman Special’s LEESBURG DRILL PRESS Delta 12”, good cond. •1 & 2br from Warehouses w/Offices SPORTSTER 883, Black, 9K miles, WALKER 4 wheels w/seat & pouch, like $100 SOLD Great cond. 2nd owner, Some extra new. $30 SOLD ---$350/month$$--- 2315-25 Griffin Rd. 1,150 up to For other rentals only 12,400sf. Starts at $300/mo. $4400. 352 360-3335 GENERATOR Porter Cable. 5250watts. Call 352-874-7375 Office/Showroom WII BEATLES ROCK BAND GAME & $450.. Call 352-343-6608 DRUM SET. $60. 352-343-9279 DOWNTOWN TAVARES - 1/1 small, 1607 Hwy. 441 $850/mo 1240 Trucks quiet apt bldg 2 blks from Lake Dora Small Shop or Office PLANER Delta 12” w/stand. Good cond. riverwalk with restaurants and 2204 Citrus Blvd (441) Light Duty SOLD 655 Musical $80 parks, $330/biweekly, $400 dep, $320/mo., includes utilities 352-787-0004 incl elec, water, Sat TV, Wi-Fi, Hard- CHEVROLET 2500 HD, ‘09. Pick Up. Instruments PRESSURE WASHER needs some work wood floors, Cent AC. Old Dogs,cats 1750psi. $50 Call 352-348-9973 V-8, towing package, bed liner, CD OK. 352-669-0961 819 1100 player, fifth wheel hitch, 18K mi. BANJO 5 string, Kay. W/accessories. $225. Call 352-343-6608 $21,000. 352-409-3806 PRESSURE WASHER, Craftsman 850, EUSTIS Manufactured Recreation New $400, sell for $100. SOLD All remodeled Apts! Homes Rental PIANO Bungalow Mission Style. Attrac- 2 Bedrooms DODGE DAKOTA ‘07, 4 door, 6 cylin- PROFESSIONAL GANG BOX metal. der, 60K, $11,300 Call 365-6238 tive oak finish. $100. 383-9132 Special starting at ATTENTION SENIORS AND ADULTS $100. 352-750-0367 $575 Only $350 Dep. Pet OK. Never lived in. Brand New 66x14, 3/2, 1101 Boats 352-357-5675 in nice quiet park in Eustis. 660 Office RADIAL ARM SAW 8 1/4 Craftsman, $650/mo + utilities. Sorry NO KIDS. 1247 Trailers w/stand. $100 352-391-5833 COVERED BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT Furniture/ Call 352-396-2042 Twin Palms Marina located on Lake Griffin. Water & elec. avail. TRAILER heavy duty, 5.5’ x 9’ w/15’ 6 Supplies ROUTER Sears, 6.5 amp. w/router ta- CLERMONT HWY. 50 Weekly, Monthly or Yearly. ply tires, Used once. Pd $1400 sell ble. $50. 352-343-1286 Before Groveland BOAT RENTALS for $1000. Call 352-250-3343 COMPUTER DESK w/hutch. Good cond. LEESBURG MOVE-IN SPECAIL Mobile Homes For Sale Twin Palm AdPontoons, Jon Boats, Heavy, Umatilla $100 771-2310 SCROLL SAW Ryobi, w/link arms + 6 w/Owner Finance Kayaks 2 BRS. 1.5 BA, TOWNHOUSES UTILITY TRAILER 5’x8’ w/ramp, mesh pkg. blades. $80. 352-391-5833 352-728-1955 Call Rick 407-547-9394 & Canoes. •Remodeled 3br/2ba Call 352-787-4514 bottom & tongue jack. 13” tires COMPUTER DESK, 3 drawers, very w/spare. $550 Call 352-314-0145 good cond. $70 Call 750-5604 TOOL CART Craftsman 10 drawers, like LEESBURG “LAST ONE” new. $200 Call 352-391-5833 1ST MO. FREE! From $1,000 down SPANISH VILLAGE ---$$500/month$$--- 1150 R V & UTILITY TRAILER heavy duty, 5’x10’, tilt CORNER COMPUTER DESK, glass Also Avail. w/chrome. $75 obo. 360-5787 VACUUM PUMP 110 volts, full size. Pool, great location! Campers top, side rails, new 15” tires, ideal $75 Please call 352-406-9405 Furn. Efficiency, incl. Handyman Special’s for golf carts. $775. obo Call util. & cable $700/mo. •1 & 2br from 352-343-8898 DESK 40”x18”, wood, 7 drawers $20. BIG COUNTRY FIFTH WHEEL. ‘11. 2/1 apt. $600/mo. ---$350/month$$--- Call 352-636-1352 WINDOWS aluminum frame. Asking For other rentals only 29RK, Elite Edition, 2 slides, Queen $20. Call 352-396-5739 Furn. $700/mo + util. bed. Asking $25,000. 409-3806 352-728-5555 Call 352-874-7375 1264 Auto DESK CHAIR w/arms, plus home office supplies. $40. 352-787-0410 LADY LAKE 3/1 CHA, $550/mo + se- SALEM LA BY FOREST RIVER, 2009 Parts LEESBURG Downtown area. curity. Call 352-787-9236 The Enclave at Cauthen Circle. M262FLS. 1 Slider, full bath, awn- Accessory DESK, ADJUSTABLE CHAIR, CARPET A new apts home community of 1/1 ing, luggage rack, queen bed, sleeps 6, fiberglass ext. Excel cond. PROTECTOR $40 352-460-7646 Luxury apts. Fully Equipped. $600/mo CAR BRA for 2002 Mazda Miata. $50. Call 352-702-2949 Weight 6040lbs. $15,000. 800 SOLD SOLD MIDDLE DESK 60”Wx29”Hx30”D, 6/drawers, $75. 352-406-1253 Real Estate LEESBURG Palmora Park, 2 br. garage apt. Covered parking. 1 block to TRAILER HITCH Reese leveling & sway CAR COVER Like new. $45. Call For Rent 900 bars. $99. Call 352-233-0408 lake. $595/mo. 352-255-6002 352-383-8219 OFFICE DESK, CHAIR & RUG 50”x70”. Real Estate $80. 352-314-0505 LEESBURG, 1/1, with W/D, CHA, car- For Sale 1200 TIRE Michelin/Alloy wheel. 225/60 port. $450 plus security. 787-2715 R16. 75%. $100. 352-324-2173 674 Exercise Equipment 802 Vacation Ext. 222 Transportation Rentals LYN TERRACE TIRES & RIMS 34 x 10 x 50 x 15. Super EXERCISE MACHINES. (2) Tony Little. 903 Homes 1205 Autos Swampers for Toyota. Like new. Both $70. 352-874-0352 WATERFRONT CABIN, scrn. porch, ca- Eustis $875. 352-303-3798 ble & all util. $225-$275 per wk. 352-357-7332 For Sale 352-314-2123 www.lynterrace.com FORESTER ‘04 675 Sports/ Great Move-In 50K mi. Like new. TIRES (4) 245/60-R18. $60. Call LEESBURG 352-326-9105 Recreation Specials & Free Gifts! Home for sale $7,500. Won’t last! #S14170A 805 Houses *1 & 2 Bedroom Units 2br 2ba, new carpet, freshly painted. *$5,488. *All 1st Floor - No Stairs! Waterview TOOL BOX Alum. Diamond Plate for BICYCLE 26” men’s, very good cond., Furnished Call 352-504-2260 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA SEL ‘08 small Pick up. $75. 323-8805 rebuilt $50 obo SOLD!!!!!!!!! 1 Owner. Low mi. LEESBURG rent to own 3/2 w/carport. 808 Apartments LEESBURG #S14169A $750/mo + util. 352-753-5414 *$7,888. TOOL BOX for pickup front. Alum, like BICYCLE 26” Men’s. Very good cond. Furnished New home for sale $59,900. new. $100 Call 352-396-2511 $65. obo. Call 352-460-4449 Must See! 3br 2ba, gorgeous, waterview home, screened lanai. AUDI TT 2.0T 806 Houses FRUITLAND PARK 40K mi. Auto Power Top BICYCLE 26”, 18 speed. Good cond. TWIN PALMS MARINA Call 352-504-2260 TOW BAR w/wiring kit & safety chains. Unfurnished #140319B $100. Call 352-771-1307 $25 Call 352-821-2801 NEWLY RENOVATED *$21,444. 1 BR. MOBILES FULLY FURNISHED LEESUBRG, rent to own $590/mo CENTER HILL 5/2/2 house, $1,000/mo ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED, w/down payment assistance. TRANSMISSION JACK 800 lb. capacity. BICYCLE 3 Wheel, Easy Glide. Needs 1st, last + security. 352-568-7486, 352-269-4051 CHEVROLET CORVETTE ‘08 work. $35. SOLD CABLE TV. FREE USE OF KAYAK & 20K mi. Loaded $100 Call 352-250-1199 CANOES. CONVENIENCE STORE #SP2272 CLERMONT HWY. 50 ON PROPERTY. NO SECURITY OCALA Handyman Hunt Cabin. Low *$28,888. BICYCLE 6 sp. 26” girls w/basket. Excel Before Groveland DEPOSIT WITH PROOF OF INCOME. down pay 352-269-4051 cond. $100. 352-508-5335. 1275 Golf Mobile Homes For Sale GREAT FOR SENIORS. DODGE DAKOTA 4x4. ‘04 w/Owner Finance WEEKLY & MONTHLY RATE. WATERFRONT HOME 6cyl. Club Cab, Low miles. Carts BICYCLE Diamond Back, Sorrento Call Rick 407-547-9394 SMALL PETS WELCOME. FRUITLAND PARK #SSSP2320 Sport, Men’s 26”, 21 speed. $75. •Remodeled 3br/2ba CALL 352-787-4514 3/2 canal front, Lake Griffin *$6,888. CLUB CAR rear seat, new charger, 3yr. 352-259-0633 “LAST ONE” $144,900 Call 352-787-4584 old battery. $1100. 352-360-1178 From $1,000 down LEESBURG GalbreathRealty.com *With $3000 cash or trade and are BICYCLE girls 24” Huffy, 1 speed, foot ---$$500/month$$--- 1ST MO. FREE! plus tax, tag and $599 dealer fee. brake, fenders, A-1 $45. 728-6835 Also Avail. SPANISH VILLAGE COOLER Playmate for Golf Cart. Good Handyman Special’s Pool, great location! 910 Condos/Townhouses BILL BRYAN SUBARU cond. $10 Call 352-259-3522 •1 & 2br from Furn. Efficiency, incl. util. & cable BICYCLE vintage from the 30’s, $100 MULTIPLE ADORABLE/ AFFORDABLE 8730 US Hwy. 441 Call 352-504-6406 ---$350/month$$--- $700/mo. Leesburg, Florida For other rentals only CONDOS FOR RENT! DON'T MISS GOLF CART Yamaha, 2007., 48V, Red, 2/1 apt. $600/mo. 352-240-7480 like new. $1995. 336-817-7509 Call 352-874-7375 Furn. $700/mo + util. OUT! BICYCLES 3 Wheel, rebuilt. Large Seat 352-728-5555 4- 2/2'S $699 & Basket. $150. 1-352-343-6608 FRUITLAND PARK 3/2/1 Duplex, quiet 1- 1/1 $625 family area. Lawn care included. 1-2/2 $750. 407-359-9500 CABIN TENT 3 rooms. $75. $745/mo. 352-874-5966 809 Roommate 352-787-1865 Wanted 932 Res Lots LEESBURG rent to own $590/mo Acreage GOLF CLUBS (3) w/Izzo Shag Bag ball w/down payment assistance. EUSTIS AREA furn. room, util paid.. dispenser. $25. 352-702-7632 352-269-4051 $80 week. Call 352-250-5012 FRUITLAND PARK , three quarter acre corner lot lover looking picturesque valley scene. Nicely treed lot. Corner of Blue Moon and Valley Rd. Owner highly motivated to sell. Priced at $21,900. Call Joyce for more info No matter what time 321-960-7533. 10pm 24 of the day it is, Time to sell that 7 you can place bookcase! your classified merchandise ad 1000 online, pay for it and Manufactured Homes Pam picked her price, just wait for the uploaded a photo and phone to ring! paid for her ad. 1001 Mfd Homes Fast, convenient and For Sale on your schedule! CLERMONT HWY. 50 Before Groveland It’s just that simple! Mobile Homes For Sale w/Owner Finance Call Rick 407-547-9394 •Remodeled 3br/2ba “LAST ONE” From $1,000 down ---$$500/month$$--- Also Avail. Handyman Special’s •1 & 2br from ---$350/month$$--- For other rentals only www.dailycommercial.com Call 352-874-7375 SENIORS AND ADULTS NEW and NEWER *Employment advertisements are excluded. Homes in a nice quiet part in Eustis. Please call 352-314-FAST to speak with a customer service rep. $25,000 - $45,000 Financing avail. Lake: 352-314-3278 or Sumter: 352-748-1955 Only 3 left! Lot rent $350 per mo. 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www.southlakepress.com www.dailycommercial.com Homes352-365-8208 n [email protected] MAGRUDER: Understanding impact fees / C5 ERA TOM GRIZZARD Silver Lake area One owner custom 3/2 home with 1890 A/c/heat 3 years old. 13 x 6 utility room Sq. Ft. living area - Immaculate on over 1/2 with laundry tub, back exit door and room acre with no HOA Fees! Solid brick home. for storage or extra refrigerator. Oversized Newer carpet throughout. Large living garage 24 x 24 with room for workshop, room with brick floor to ceiling fireplace. pull down stairs, painted floor, side entry. Large dining room with sliders to Also, there is a 11 x 6 a/c’d room that can outside open patio overlooking gorgeous be used for office or storage room off of backyard. Large kitchen with beautiful garage. Foyer with coat closet. Great Silver wood cabinets, neutral countertops and Lake area with tennis, racquetball, nature newer permastone flooring. Eat-in area. trails, doggie park, college, restaurants, Master suite is 13 x 15 and has walk-in shopping, medical and worship facilities closet. Master bath and guest bath have nearby. Make this lovely home your next tiled floors with tub/shower combination. address. Just listed at $149,450. Call Cindy 3rd bedroom has large deep closet with Wheeler today at 352-255-6032. ERA Tom Immaculate on over 1/2 acre with no HOA Fees! shelving. Linen closets, pocket doors. Grizzard Realty

COLDWELL BANKER Absolutely stunning 4 bedroom home with with plant shelves. The spacious many upgrades, Move In enclosed patio is the perfect area Ready Open Floor Plan with for all your entertaining which beautiful enclosed Salt water is surrounded by beautiful pool with new solar panels, mature landscaping. Curbing newer AC, Granite counter has been added to maintain tops with Cherry cabinets in flower beds and keep the yard Bathrooms and the kitchen, gorgeous. Custom made screen new appliances, garden tub door has been added to the in master bath, carpet, tile garage door. Stacey Padgett and laminate wood flooringColdwell Banker, Tony Hubbard throughout, Vaulted ceilings Realty 352-267-7994 Move in ready open floor plan with beautiful enclosed salt water pool.

H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H 9:00 AM H H H 352-505-8740 H TO H 3360-B US Hwy 441/27 • Fruitland Park H MOBILE HOME RESALES 1:00 PM H 50 Continental Blvd. • Wildwood H H 10701 US Hwy 441 • Lakes At Leesburg H H H OPEN HOUSE H www.FourStarHomeS.com H H H LAKE GRIFFIN HARBOR H FEATURED HOMES H H H FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25TH H H & H H SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26TH H H H H MEET US AT H LAKEFRONT HOME! This home has ON CANAL W/Huge Deck & Boat H 7438 HARBORVIEW DR H it all. Garage, large Florida room, Slip! Turn-key 2BR/2BA. New A/C in H H lots of built-ins, dock, and a hot 2012, Newer appliances & freshly H CALL CLAUDIA FOR DETAILS 352-406-6102 H tub! Do not miss this one! painted. 10x20 FL room. H H OM1873 $35,000 LB6937 $29,500 H Photos! SunBeltHomeSales.com Photos! H H H H H H H H H H H OVERLOOKING Pond, Lake Griffin, CHAIN OF LAKES Access! Plywood H H Clubhouse, the Pool & Boat Docks! sub flooring. Dock/Deck. Large FL H H Oversized shed & long carport. rm & screen rm. Close to H H Ceramic tile floors. pool & shopping. H H H H LB6883 $22,900 LB6860 $19,900 H H H H H H H H H H H H 3 bedroom on CANAL to Lake BOATING on A Budget! Furnished H Harris. Textured walls, high 2BR/2BA w/built-ins, washer/dryer, H ceilings, eat-in kitchen golf cart updated A/C & re-sealed roof. Enjoy H H storage, & nicely landscaped yard. the sunset from your lanai. H H H H LB6834 $99,000 LB6792 $23,500 H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H C2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS/Wednesday, October 23, 2013 DAILY COMMERCIAL/Friday, October 25, 2013 NYC’s Gracie Mansion could be a mayor’s home again

JONATHAN LEMIRE The current structure was Associated Press built in 1799 by a merchant named Archibald Gracie in NEW YORK — New York a location that, at the time, City’s most famous house is was in the countryside more on the verge of becoming a than 5 miles north of the home again. fledgling New York City. It Gracie Mansion, the changed hands several times 214-year-old building that is until it was seized by the city the official residence of the in 1896 after the owner failed city’s mayor, has sat vacant for to pay taxes. the last 12 years after Michael It briefly housed the Muse- Bloomberg instead elected um of the City of New York, to live in his luxurious Upper but in 1942, powerful Parks East Side town house. Commissioner Robert Mo- Although he has never ses designated it the offi- spent a night there, Bloom- cial residence of the mayor, berg poured millions into a prompting Fiorello LaGuar- sweeping renovation of the dia to move in. In 1966, the graceful Federal-style man- home nearly doubled in size sion, which sits in a Manhat- thanks to an expansion. tan park that overlooks the The four-bedroom home, powerful confluence of the which Bloomberg uses for East River and the Long Is- weekly meetings, has 12 full- land Sound. AP PHOTO time employees, including But with Bloomberg leav- ABOVE: Gracie Mansion is shown in kitchen and gardening staff. ing office at year’s end, Gra- New York. RIGHT: The master bed- The bulk of the mansion’s cie Mansion, which has been room in Gracie Mansion is shown. $1.7 million operating bud- open to the public as a mu- get is picked up by the city, seum and used to host city comment on the mansion these days, saying he does with additional costs paid receptions, will again be- by the conservancy. Because come a private residence, a not want to appear over- confident of victory. But at the mansion will likely be- legacy that is etched right in come a full-time residence, a candidate forum this year, its glass. the conservancy will be able he noted that the Brooklyn Hidden behind a curtain to host fewer events at the home he shares with his wife in one of the mansion’s front home. and two children gets crowd- rooms is a small window that The home’s downstairs has been the victim of lov- ed and “Gracie obviously has features the kitchen, meet- ing graffiti done by children a little more space.” ing rooms and a gigantic of former mayors. Then-12- Republican Joe Lhota has ballroom for events, while year-old Caroline Giuliani, said he would live there with the upstairs is the living daughter of Rudy, carved his family but has allowed quarters. The home is dot- “Caroline 2001” into the win- that he might occasionally ted with antiques donated dow before moving out, fol- spend a weekend night back gave $7 million to refurbish The nonprofit organization by some of the city’s most lowing the example of John in his Brooklyn home. the home’s porches, stairs was established in 1981 by prominent families, though Lindsay’s daughter Margaret, Gracie Mansion, which is and bathrooms. Mayor Ed Koch to preserve the incoming mayor would who etched her name in 1965. painted in its original yel- “The place was falling the mansion, which sits on be able to furnish it as he Could “Dante” or “Chi- low with green shutters and apart,” said Susan Danilow, the site of another home wishes. ara” (de Blasio) or “Kathryn” white trim, has changed executive director of the that was commandeered by That could prove use- (Lhota) be next? considerably since the Gi- nonprofit Gracie Man- George Washington during ful since the four-post bed The major mayoral candi- uliani family departed in sion Conservancy. “May- the Revolutionary War. in the master suite appears dates have all indicated they December 2001. (The may- or Bloomberg may not have That home was destroyed far too short for de Blasio’s would likely move into the or himself had moved out lived there, but he really by British cannonballs, one 6-foot-5 frame. mansion if elected. earlier that year after sepa- loves the home.” of which was found a centu- “This is not just a histor- Public Advocate Bill de rating from his wife.) Soon The kitchen was redone ry later during construction ic home from the 18th cen- Blasio, the Democratic nom- after taking office, Bloom- last year at a cost of $1.25 work. The 12.5-pound ball tury,” Danilow said, “but a inee who has a command- berg, under the guise of be- million, money that was now sits on a mantle in the home where history is still ing lead in the polls, will not ing an anonymous donor, raised by the conservancy. home. made.”

PEOPLE, PLACES AND EVENTS ‘Old West, New Champion Oak- marketing and launch- Horizons’ theme land Raider teams.” ing new home commu- Magruder added, “We nities as well as REOs for fall home show are pleased he will and short sales. He is TAVARES — The spend three hours at also a licensed mort- Home Builders Asso- our Home Show meet- gage broker who has ciation of Lake-Sumter ing fans, signing auto- worked for the Or- will host the 2013 Fall graphs, taking pictures, ange County Proper- Home Show themed and talking football.” ty Appraiser’s office as- “Old West, New Hori- The meet and greet is sessing and defending zons” at the Wildwood free and open to the property values. Community Cen- public. For information, call ter, 6500 Powell Road, For information, call 386-668-7811. Wildwood, from 9 a.m. the Home Builders As- to 3 p.m., Nov. 9, and sociation of Lake-Sum- Winston James admission is free. ter at 352-343-7101, or Development Designed with the go to www.LakeSum- public in mind, the terHBA.com. leases warehouse event will offer the lat- space to lighting est information in Tony Marrillia company home building tech- appointed as ORLANDO — Win- nology, information on construction new materials, remod- ston-James Develop- eling ideas, and guests manager ment Inc., based in can talk with builders, South Daytona, recent- WINTER PARK — ly completed a lease mortgage brokers, re- Tony Marrillia has altors and home im- agreement for 3,749 been appointed as square feet of office/ provement specialists. construction manag- Woolf and his pup- warehouse space at er at Henin Homes to 2785 Wrights Road in py pals with the Com- oversee the manage- panions for Courage its Aloma Commerce ment and construction Center located in Ovie- group will be on hand of the home builder’s for photos. Classes and do off Aloma Avenue custom homes. near State Road 417. seminars will be held, Jerome Henin, presi- and door prizes will be Winston Schwartz, dent of Henin Homes, president of Winston- awarded throughout said Marrillia has more the day. James Development, than 20 years of experi- said the new tenant Oakland Raider, 2013 ence as a home build- NFL Hall of Fame fi- Optimal Lighting LLC ing professional. He specializes in sales and nalist and six-time first formerly was president installation of energy team Pro Bowl player of construction for Bel- LED lighting. Ray Guy is the guest of Aire Homes and most For information, call Ro-Mac Lumber and recently was a manag- PepTalk... 386-760-2555. (People, Places & Events) Supply Inc., and will be ing member of Marlin at the Ro-Mac Lumber Homes. The UCF grad- Office leases at ...is a weekly feature in the Friday booth from 10 a.m. to uate holds an active 1 p.m. Autographs will general contractor’s li- University Court Real Estate Section. It’s available for be limited to one per cense. in East Orlando your Press Releases, Educational guest. Henin said he also Milestones, Office Openings, and Don Magruder, chair appointed Raymond ORLANDO — Se- other pertinent announcements of the home show Venditti as new home nior Broker Associ- ate Mary Frances West, for the real estate industry. committee and the sales specialist at Hen- CEO of Ro-Mac Lum- in Homes. Venditti, a li- CCIM negotiated two Please send your information to: ber and Supply said, censed real estate bro- office lease agreements [email protected] “Ray Guy is the great- ker has more than 25 at University Court, at to have your information considered est NFL punter in his- years of experience in 3361 Rouse Road off for this section. Photo’s welcome. tory and he played residential real estate University Blvd. in east on three Super Bowl sales, specializing in SEE EVENTS | C5 SOUTH LAKE PRESS/Wednesday, October 23, 2013 DAILY COMMERCIAL/Friday, October 25, 2013 C3 NEW LEASE RENEWALS AT CRYSTAL CENTER IN LAKE MARY AI Realvest recently negotiated two lease renewal Nagreements for Class B medical office space totaling 3,916 square feet at the Crystal Center, 3300 W. Lake Mary Blvd. in Lake Mary. Senior broker associate, Mary Frances West, CCIM negotiated both transactions representing the landlord, Maya Associates LLC of Okemos, Mich. Dr. A. Gupta M.D., P.A., renewed the lease of Suite 220 with 2,026 square feet and Dr. B. Rai Gupta, M.D., P.A. renewed the lease of Suite 230 with 1,890 square feet. For information, call 407-875-9989 or go to www.NAIRealvest.com.

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DAVE BREWER INC. APPOINTS DARLA SUTRICH AS DESIGN COORDINATOR ave Brewer Inc. of Sanford has appointed Darla Sutrich Ddesign coordinator. Matt Trask, vice president at Dave Brew- er Inc., said Sutrich earned an AS degree in interior design and has more than 10 years of experience in the custom home building indus- try. “Darla will be responsible for liaison among vendors, construc- tion managers, decorators and cli- ents,” Trask said. Dave Brewer Inc. ranks as one of the region’s most active builders of luxury homes val- ued at more than $1 million. Call Dave Brewer Inc. at 407-330-9901, or send an email to Matt Trask at [email protected].

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At Coldwell Banker Tony Hubbard Realty REDUCED NEED TO SELL!! we only get paid a traditional real SPECTACULAR 4 BDRM, 3 BA, POOL HOME estate commission with no rear neighbors. Open floor plan, 42” cabinets, FEES for our services. Granite countertops throughout, ceramic hardwood We DO NOT charge floors & ceramic tile. This home is fully loaded. additional fees. BRING OFFERS SELLERS NEED TO SELL!! $299,900 1795 E. Hwy 50 • Clermont Directions: 27 South to right on Hammock Ridge, follow left on OPEN HOUSE Lakeshore. Pass Loghouse, turn right on Wyandotte, house on left. OCT. 26 • 11-2 Pam Eddy The HAFA (Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternative Program) has been extended until 12/2013. DID YOU Visit www.MakingHomeAffordable.gov for a great source for your options including 352-536-0622 KNOW??? refinancing, financing, loan modifications, and more. Call Pam Eddy at 352-536-0622 for details. Email: [email protected] C4 SOUTH LAKE PRESS/Wednesday, October 23, 2013 DAILY COMMERCIAL/Friday, October 25, 2013 PAL REALTY Peaceful and relaxing Beautiful pool home with three bedroom, ceramic tiled foyer, kitchen, bathrooms 2 baths, open kitchen to family room, & laundry room, two inch blinds and formal dining and living areas. Living verticals thru out, ceiling fans. Two car room with large slider to lanai and pool, garage with coach lights, service door, formal dining room, family room is open attic stairs and attic flooring. Large pool to kitchen with large sliders to lanai, area with additional BBQ patio, chlorine separate door to back yard. Kitchen system, electric heated pool, pool alarm, features black appliances, breakfast bar, irrigation system with timer. Low monthly oak cabinets, large pantry, breakfast association fees and tremendously nook, ceramic tile and Corian counters. priced in the 180’s! 30-45 minute drive A master bedroom with large walk in to all Orlando attractions. Stop by or call closets, French door to lanai, master bath the sales office for your personal tour of with large soaking tub, separate walk in this home and the facilities. Our office is shower, large linen closet and dual sinks. located in Plantation Plaza, PAL Realty, Two large guest bedrooms and guest 25327 US Hwy 27, Suite 202, Leesburg, bath with shower/tub combo. Pocket FL 34748 (352) 326-3626. See more door to a private guest suite, dual zone pictures of #1362 on our web site www. Stop by or call the sales office for your personal tour of this home. heating and cooling, tinted windows, PALREALTY.net

FOUR STAR HOMES Highland Lakes Enjoy the lovely view and fish space. Other areas could be pond from inside or outside this used as den, office, eating nook, great home that features large etc. G4699967. $140,000. Stop windows across the back and in or call Four Star Homes today! a screened porch for relaxing. 352-505-2020. Office locations Pretty hardwood floors greetare: 3360-B US Hwy 441/27, you at the front door and con- Fruitland Park, FL 34731.. Just tinue into the light and bright north of the Leesburg Walmart, kitchen w/newer appliances and inside Continental Country and a gas range. Expanded din- Club, off CR44, 50 Continental ing room and a really nice large Blvd, Wildwood, FL 34785. See living room. Each side of house more information and photos has a bedroom and bath of of this home, online at www. generous size and good closet FourStarHomes.com. Convenient to the Florida Turnpike and Orlando. Premier Community.

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“Stunning 4br/3ba Home In Osprey Pointe Living Closets And So Much More! Master Suite Offers Awaits You With This Prestigious Move In Ready Large Master, His/Hers Closets And Vanities, Jetted 4/3 Pool Home With Office, Formal Living, Formal Tub W/ Separate Shower And Water Closet. Enjoy Dining & Large Family Room. Enjoy The Large 1/2 The Comfort Of A One Year Home Warranty As Well! Acre Corner Lot With Long Driveway And Side The 4th Bedroom Is Located Where The Original 3rd Entry Garage. This Is Truly A Wow Home That Has Bay Garage Was That Is Completely Under Heat And Been Completely Renovated. You Will Enjoy Real Air. Perfect For An In-Law Suite, Teenager, “Man Hardwood Maple Flooring Throughout The Home Cave” Or Hobby Room. Splash Into The Refreshing And Tile In The Bathrooms. Crown Molding Through Heated Pool At The End Of A Long Summer Day & Main Living Area & Master Bedroom. Features Enjoy Entertaining On The Large Pool Deck. This Include: Brand New Roof With 15 Year Warranty, Home Is The Most Impeccably Kept Home You Will Granite Counter Tops Throughout The Kitchen And See On The Market! Enjoy Gated Community Living Bathrooms, Led Lighting Throughout, Under Cabinet With Chain Of Lakes Access/Dock. This Home Has Lighting In Kitchen And Pantry, Beautiful Gas Everything On Your Wish List And Is Available Fireplace With Special Lighting, New Variable Speed Today! Come See It Today! For More Information, Pool Pump, Completely Renovated Bathrooms And Please Contact Brandie Mathison-Klein With Keller Kitchen, Newer Stainless Steel Appliances, Plantation Williams Classic Iii At 352-432-3200, Or Visit Www. Gated community living with Chain of Lakes access/dock Shutters, Outside Landscape Lighting, California Mkghomes.Com Mls# G4699782

MORRIS REALTY Country estate on 5 acres

Bring your family and bring your horses. gazebo. Attached 2 car garage heated 3 bedrooms 2.5 baths POOL home. and cooled and plumbed for an extra Remodeled 2 story home with all the bath. Home is situated on 5 acres extras. Living room with electric rock fenced and cross fenced with 4 board fireplace. Kitchen with stainless steel fencing. 3 separate pastures to rotate appliances, granite counter tops and the horses. Pole barn with 5 stall areas. large pantry. Spacious master bedroom An additional detached 3 car garage with large master bath featuring double with front and side doors for those sinks, Jacuzzi tub, large walk in shower collectable cars. 3 stall barn area with with updated tiling and pebble floor tack room. You are just a horseback ride with adjustable body jets and rain away to Lake Norris reserve a 2000 acre shower. Upstairs has another master riding reserve. What a great place to call bedroom with double sinks, and a home. Call Jo Leen Cooper with Morris sizeable double shower with 2 shower Realty and Investments at 352-267-0770. heads and 2 seats. Third bedroom Check out the virtual tour at http:// measures 21x13. Screened in pool with www.tourfactory.com/idxr1067692 Remodeled 2 story home with all the extras.

PAL REALTY Golf course views! Fantastic floor plan and beautiful golf the 140’s! The Plantation at Leesburg is course frontage! Double master floor a resident owned active adult gated golf plan, two car garage, two masters and tennis community with 2 manned suites, den/office. Large great room, gates, a 3rd is monitored plus a roving kitchen with island and breakfast patrol. On site restaurant, 2 golf courses nook, formal dining space, master with equity memberships available, 3 bedroom, 2nd master bedroom, den/ clubhouses, 3 pools, full time activity office, Florida room. Premium location, directors, 100+ activities per week, state spectacular view of the golf course, of the art fitness centers, walking and open floor plan, upgraded laminated biking trails & a 30-45 minute drive to wood floors, carpet in bedrooms and all Orlando attractions. Stop by or call den/office, upgraded with hurricane the sales office for your personal tour insulated windows throughout ( 40% of this home and the facilities. Our energy savings ) new roof in 2005, new office is located in Plantation Plaza, 3 ton AC unit in 2000, new disposal & PAL Realty, 25327 US Hwy 27, Suite 202, microwave in 2006, new refrigerator Leesburg, FL 34748 (352) 326-3626. See Low monthly association fees and fabulously priced in the 140’s! and dishwasher in 2004. Low monthly more pictures of #1562 on our web site association fees and fabulously priced in www.PALREALTY.net SOUTH LAKE PRESS/Wednesday, October 23, 2013 DAILY COMMERCIAL/Friday, October 25, 2013 C5 Some explanation on understanding impact fees any Floridians hear cannot be used to pay for In South Lake Coun- built on a piece of raw land government officials past needs, maintenance, or ty, new higher transporta- the property tax collections M and property owners replacement. tion fees will be charged on increase ten-fold for per- squabble about impact fees In Lake County there are Jan. 1, 2014, and it will drive petuity. Businesses argue and many of them have no five types of impact fees for construction costs up signif- that growth is necessary to idea what these fees are and residential construction, icantly on new businesses. expand the tax base, keep the purpose they serve. which includes schools, For example, under the new property values up and cre- An impact fee is a fee or transportation, fire, parks plan, to construct a 10,000 ate jobs. tax that is imposed by a lo- and libraries. To construct square foot medical office Most jurisdictions in cal government on a new a 2,500 square foot home in in Clermont, the owner will America have no impact structure to pay for all or a Clermont a homeowner will be charged a transportation fees, and, by many accounts portion of the cost of pro- have to pay $6,570 in impact impact fee of $26,236 and a Don Magruder the three states which im- viding public services to the fees when the new rates go fire impact fee of $13,010. AROUND THE HOUSE pose the most impact fees structure. The implementa- into effect (Jan. 1, 2014). Before the first shovel of dirt (Florida, Arizona and Cali- tion and amounts of these Commercial impact fees is turned the medical office Don Magruder is the CEO of Ro- fornia) suffered a far worse fees are controversial, with are far more punitive for owner will pay $39,246 in Mac Lumber and Supply Inc., housing collapse in 2008 be- and he is also the host of the both sides making strong businesses because the fees or taxes. “Around the House” radio show cause impact fees add no arguments for and against studies that local jurisdic- Those who support im- heard every Monday at noon at value to real property. them. tions perform to justify im- pact fees believe the fees are My790AM WLBE in Leesburg. Just like any tax, an impact Impact fees are for future pact fees make an assump- necessary for newcomers needed to ensure the com- fee will change behavior. If infrastructure needs, such tion that a business will and new businesses to build munity can prosper. these fees stop construction, as new student stations for create more traffic. In Lake the local infrastructure to On the contrary, proper- then existing homes in the schools, roads, libraries, County there are two types support their needs. There ty owners and construction community may suffer be- parks and fire stations that of impact fees for a new are many who argue that companies point out that cause the new home market the new structure will have commercial project, trans- growth does not support it- growth does pay for itself, is what primarily drives the on the community. They portation and fire. self and impact fees are because when a structure is pricing of existing homes. Fruit flies make their presence known in the kitchen LEE REICH ripe and overripe fruits. keep busy laying eggs — cept in the refrigerator. Associated Press Cooling temperatures up to 2,000 of them. The We gardeners know, drive them indoors. An eggs hatch into mag- however, how cold I suppose I should abundance of ripe and gots, which feed, be- deadens the flavors of look upon fruit flies as overripe apples, toma- come adults, and round garden-fresh fruits, and old friends. Our for- toes, pears and oth- the cycle goes, leading even ruins the flavors mal introduction took er fruit, much of it now to skyrocketing popu- of some, such as toma- place in junior high brought indoors, pro- lations of maggots and toes and bananas. school, in science lab. vides further entice- Fortunately, some Now they visit regular- fruit flies. ment for their move. SWAT THEM simple devices can help ly, every late summer It’s actually fruit flies’ in the war against fruit and early fall. larvae — small, white To control fruit flies, flies. There’s some pri- Still, for old friends, maggots — that are start by regularly dis- mal satisfaction in just they can be bother- feeding on the fruits. Af- carding overripe fruit. swatting at them with some. No, they don’t ter feasting for five or six It also helps to clean a rolled-up, wet face- bite, but I’d rather do AP PHOTO days, larvae are trans- kitchen sink drains, cloth, or you could go without their flitting where bits of fruits or Fruit and fly traps are shown in New Paltz, N.Y. formed into the all-too- a little more high-tech around any ripening familiar flies. The fe- their juices may lodge. and vacuum them up fruit in the kitchen. flies don’t really turn summer they’ve been males do more than just You could, of course, right out of the air. Both EGG-LAYING RIGHT up this time of year; hanging around out- flit around for the few bypass the whole prob- of these methods must, ON SCHEDULE they just make their doors, attracted there, days they are alive; they lem by not having any of course, be kept up As it turns out, fruit presence known. All as they are indoors, to fly up to six miles and ripe fruit indoors ex- on a regular basis.

ects the home builder ready-to-move-in EVENTS will sell 320 homes this homes available in 16 FROM PAGE C2 year. communities across Last year, Royal Oak the Orlando region in Orlando. The leases Homes sold 130 new Orange, Osceola, Lake representing the land- homes in five Central and Seminole counties. lord, RREF Interchange Florida communities. Brian Kittle, division of Florida, Rouse, LLC The home build- vice president for Mer- of Daytona Beach. New er was recently named itage Homes in the Or- tenants are Myler Dis- the fastest growing pri- lando region, said the ability, a Social Securi- vate business in Cen- homes, with from four ty disability tral Florida in 2012 by a to seven bedrooms law firm headquar- local trade publication. range from 1,900 tered in Lehi, Utah, square feet of living leased Suite 120 with area to 5,200 square Meritage Homes feet. 1,380 square feet in has move-in- Prices of the homes University Court; and range from the low Mevesi Inc., a busi- ready homes in $200s to the mid $600s. ness intelligence ser- 16 communities For information, vice provider for phar- ORLANDO — Mer- go to www.meritage- macies who renewed itage Homes has 66 homes.com. its lease of 1,380 square feet in suite 175 at Uni- versity Court. Go to www.nai- realvest.com for infor- mation. Royal Oak Homes Reports sales of 248 new homes since January ORLANDO ­— Roy- al Oak Homes reports it has sold 248 new homes from January 1 through September in nine Central Florida communities. Matt Orosz, copres- ident of Royal Oak Homes, said he proj- C6 SOUTH LAKE PRESS/Wednesday, October 23, 2013 DAILY COMMERCIAL/Friday, October 25, 2013 LARGE PHOTOS ON SunBeltHomeSales.com PROPERTY TRANSFERS LARGE PHOTOS ON SunBeltHomeSales.com • LARGE PHOTOS ON SunBeltHomeSales.com

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LOCATION: 1047 Sandhill Street, Groveland FEATURES: 3BR/2BA LOCATION: 11128 Martin, Leesburg FEATURES: 4BR/3BA, 2,358 1,805 sq. ft.. Affordable home in Cranes Landing East. Split floor plan. sq. ft., country setting on 5 acres. LISTING PRICE: $275,000 SELL- Beautiful back yard. LISTING PRICE: $139,900 SELLING PRICE: ING PRICE: $255,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Tamm Kissinger, $139,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Tiki Jackson, Micki Blackburn Exit Realty Tri-County. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Lisa Jones, ERA Realty Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Charlotte Rose, Charlotte Tom Grizzard Realty Inc. Rose Realty.

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POND VIEW! ALL TILE FLOORS! Split 3/2, great room, nook, vinyl enclosed lanai, Split 3/2, private guest suite, great room, large roof updated, wood laminate & tile floors, NO nook, vinyl enclosed lanai, OPEN BACKYARD CARPET! Mid 100’s #1567 VIEWS! 160’s #1566 The Life You’ve Waited Your Whole Life For... Something for Everyone!! Let Us Find Your Dream Home! SeaSonal & oFFiCe LOCATION: 1103 Lantana, Eustis FEATURES: Azalea Park, long Term HoUrS 3BR/2BA, very nice on cul-de-sac, large lot. LISTING PRICE: renTalS mon-SaT: 9-5 $105,000 SELLING PRICE: $90,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: SUn: bY aPPT. Logan Wilson, Exit Realty Tri-County. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: available 25327 US Hwy. 27 Ste. 202, Leesburg, Fl. 34748 Logan Wilson, Exit Realty Tri-County. (352) 326-3626 ~ (800) 234-7654 [email protected] www.PALREALTY.net C8 SOUTH LAKE PRESS/Wednesday, October 23, 2013 DAILY COMMERCIAL/Friday, October 25, 2013 PROPERTY TRANSFERS

LOCATION: 812 Pine Drive, Leesburg FEATURES: Split floor plan, LOCATION: 721 Bengal Avenue, Tavares FEATURES: Imperial Terrace LOCATION: 1032 Haselton Street, Eustis FEATURES: 2BR/1.5BA handicapped accessible, furnished. LISTING PRICE: $8,900 SELL- 2BR/2BA with front screen porch. LISTING PRICE: $69,900 SELL- Minutes from downtown Eustis and Mt. Dora. Move in ready. Large ING PRICE: $8,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Bob O’dea, Sunbelt ING PRICE: $60,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Marlene Cook, dining area and kitchen with loads of cabinets. Newer carpet and paint. Home Sales. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Carolyn Schottel, Sunbelt ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Marlene Cook, LISTING PRICE: $94,900 SELLING PRICE: $90,000 LISTING Home Sales. ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. AGENT & OFFICE: Lauren Fickett, Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Don Oliver, John Roberts Realty.

LOCATION: Wildwood FEATURES: Split floor plan, metal roof-over, LOCATION: Eustis FEATURES: Fully furnished; enclosed Flori- LOCATION: 12938 Gleason Way, Clermont FEATURES: 5BR/3BA golf cart garage LISTING PRICE: $39,900 SELLING PRICE: $35,000 da room; washer/dryer LISTING PRICE: $19,900 SELLING PRICE: home with 2,948 sq. ft. Formal dining, spacious family room, gran- LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Kevin Ducharme, Four Star Homes Inc. $16,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Bob Murphy, Four Star Homes ite counter tops and stainless steel appliances in kitchen, separate office/ SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Mary Jane Grimes, Four Star Homes Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Bob Murphy, Four Star Homes Inc. den. Magnificent views of Lake Louisa. LISTING PRICE: $319,900 Inc. SELLING PRICE: $315,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Brandie Mathison-Klein, Keller Williams Classic III Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Brandie Mathison-Klein, Keller Williams Classic III Realty.

LOCATION: Eustis FEATURES: Thermopane windows, sun room, LOCATION: 5129 Harper Valley Road, Apopka FEATURES: Lifetime LOCATION: 150 Millwood Road, Leesburg FEATURES: Mid Fl. screen porch LISTING PRICE: $17,900 SELLING PRICE: $12,000 roof, alarm, handicap accessible. LISTING PRICE: $15,900 SELLING Lakes, water conditioner, golf cart garage, new windows. LISTING LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Elizabeth Walley, Four Star Homes Inc. PRICE: $15,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Jerry Ousterout, Sun- PRICE: $21,900 SELLING PRICE: $16,200 LISTING AGENT & OF- SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Elizabeth Walley, Four Star Homes Inc. belt Home Sales. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Ed Salvatore, Sunbelt FICE: Carolyn Schottel, Sunbelt Home Sales. SELLING AGENT & OF- Home Sales. FICE: Carolyn Schottel, Sunbelt Home Sales.

LOCATION: 13631 Via Roma Circle, Clermont FEATURES: 4BR/2BA LOCATION: 1632 East Avenue, Clermont FEATURES: 5BR/2.5BA LOCATION: Orlando FEATURES: Cul-de-sac; Laminate wood floors; 2,439 sq. ft. Fantastic home @Lake Louisa Highlands PH 111. Deeded 4,017 sq. ft. Quality custom home. Top notch Construction. Marble large bedrooms LISTING PRICE: $29,900 SELLING PRICE: $27,500 access with dock on Lake Louisa. LISTING PRICE: $215,000 SELL- floors, granite counter tops, crown molding and much more. LIST- LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Ruby Bowman, Four Star Homes Inc. ING PRICE: $215,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Dan Brady, ING PRICE: $349,900 SELLING PRICE: $349,000 LISTING AGENT SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Edwin Jefferson, Four Star Homes Inc. Micki Blackburn Realty Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Julie Mat- & OFFICE: Ryan Heitman, Micki Blackburn Realty Inc. SELLING taei, Coldwell Banker Res R E. AGENT & OFFICE: Georgina Doran, Doran Real Estate Company.

LOCATION: 12319 Woodlea Road, Tavares FEATURES: Short Sale! LOCATION: 11751 Delwick Drive, Windermere FEATURES: LOCATION: 107 Palm Drive, Lady Lake FEATURES: Water Oak, Tape Large 3BR/1BA home with fenced backyardLISTING PRICE: $55,000 4BR/3BA home with 2,786 sq. ft. Gourmet kitchen with granite coun- & textured walls, laminate floors, new paint. LISTING PRICE: $27,900 SELLING PRICE: $51,001 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Lisa Jones, ter tops, large master suite, heated pool with spa, no rear neighbors. SELLING PRICE: $22,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Kim Cecil, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Lisa Jones, ERA Plenty of amenities in 24-hour guard gated community. LISTING Sunbelt Home Sales. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Ed Salvatore, Sun- Tom Grizzard Inc. PRICE: $474,000 SELLING PRICE: $474,000 LISTING AGENT & belt Home Sales. OFFICE: Brandie Mathison-Klein, Keller Williams Classic III Realty SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Dana Rohe, Coldwell Banker Residen- tial Realty.

LOCATION: 101 Pine Tree Drive, Leesburg FEATURES: Fl. Mid LOCATION: 13251 Harbor Shore Lane, Winter Garden FEATURES: LOCATION: 134 Forest Drive, Leesburg FEATURES: Fl. Mid Lakes. Lakes. Private dock, laminate floors, new appliances. LISTING PRICE: 2BR/2.5BA home with 1,236 sq. ft. High ceilings, plenty of clos- Private boat dock, wrap around Fl. room. LISTING PRICE:$20,700 $28,000 SELLING PRICE: $25,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: et space, oak kitchen cabinets, upstairs 2 bedroom suite plan. LIST- SELLING PRICE: $15,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Carolyn Carolyn Schottel, Sunbelt Home Sales. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: ING PRICE: $129,900 SELLING PRICE: $125,000 LISTING AGENT Schottel, Sunbelt Home Sales. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Kim Ce- Carolyn Schottel, Sunbelt Home Sales. & OFFICE: Brandie Mathison-Klein, Keller Williams Classic III Realty. cil, Sunbelt Home Sales. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Deb Schroeder, Gold Star Realty & Man- agement.

LOCATION: 36424 South Fish Camp, Grand Island FEATURES: LOCATION: 4301 N Hwy. 19, Mt. Dora FEATURES: Fl. Lakes Saun- Move-in ready 3BR/1.5BA light and bright! LISTING PRICE: $77,900 LOCATION: Leesburg FEATURES: Waterfront. Private lot. Chain of ders. Waterfront community, low fees. LISTING PRICE: $7,500 SELL- SELLING PRICE: $74,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Lisa Jones, Lakes access. LISTING PRICE: $15,500 SELLING PRICE: $12,000 ING PRICE: $6,500 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Ed Salvatore, Sun- ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Mindi Ruhl, LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Bonnie Perotti, Four Star Homes Inc. belt Home Sales. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Ed Salvatore, Sunbelt ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Bonnie Perotti, Four Star Homes Inc. Home Sales. SOUTH LAKE PRESS/Wednesday, October 23, 2013 DAILY COMMERCIAL/Friday, October 25, 2013 C9 352-394-6611 450 E. Hwy 50 • Clermont, FL CHECK OUT OUR NEW OWNER FINANCING PROGRAMS www.MickiRealty.com

CUTE HOME WITH JUST HERE IT IS!!!! MOBILE HOME 3/1 MOBILE ON 5 ACRES ADORABLE STARTER OR MANUFACTURED HOME ALMOST 5 ACRES UNDER 1500 SQ.FT WITH ACCESS TO THE WITH GRANDFATHER OAKS!! INVESTMENT HOME IN GROVELAND Nice double wide mobile located 3/2 on a corner lot with a one WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER Property is completely fenced 4/1 in town location. All within 2/2 with just under in Clermont. 3/2 with a fireplace. car carport. Located in Lake This would make a great weekend with paved road frontage. walking distance to the stores. 1500 sq. ft. of living. Bring your horses. Panasoffkee. G4693173 retreat. Fenced backyard with a utility G4696031 Close to Hwy 50/27. Fenced in 2+/- acres. Property is fenced. 352-793-8084 shed. G4649064 352-793-8084 352-793-8084 G4693555 G4694291 G4699683 $39,000 $39,900 $84,900 $84,900 $95,500 $99,000

COUNTRY STYLE ADORABLE, DIRECT AWESOME INVESTMENT BEST DEAL IN TOWN!! LAKEFRONT ON LAKE BEAUTIFUL HOME ON POOL HOME CANAL FRONT OPPORTUNITY!! 2/1 home on the Clermont Chain. LOUISA JUST REDUCED!!! 3 LOTS!!! This 3/2 has an in-law suite and is 3/2 with nearly 1500 sq. ft. 3/2 Duplex with a 1 car garage Large spacious great room and Adorable 1950’s Nice 3/2 with almost 1800 sq. ft. situated on a ½ acre corner lot. Nice Stone Fireplace. on each side. Located within a 30x10 screened porch. bungalow. 1/1 with a Wood laminate in all living areas. No HOA. Lots of Charm! minutes to Hwy 27 & 50. Covered boat lift. carport on 1 acre. Wood burning Fireplace. G4697844 G4696704 G4696621 G4695837 G4698750 G4698381 $119,900 $144,900 $149,900 $150,000 $159,000 $169,900

GORGEOUS ST. ANDREWS BEAUTIFUL HOME ON ADORABLE HOUSE OUTSTANDING 4/3 WITH DON’T MISS THIS CHARMING 2 STORY MODEL IN KINGS RIDGE OVER ½ ACRE ON 4.5 ACRES OVER 2000 SQ. FT. AFFORDABLE LAKEFRONT/ HOME This 3/2 has golf OVERLOOKING THE LAKE 3/2 with lake access. Located This home was built in 2011. POOL HOME 5/3 with over 3200 sq. ft. of course views. Located This 3/2 has over 2,000 sq. ft. across from Swiss Fairways. Features include screened in 3/2 with just under 2700 sq. ft. living. 2 stall horse barn and a near the rear gate. with a spacious kitchen. Close to town. porch and fenced in back yard. Oversized Florida Room. 30x40 metal building with electric. G4698057 G4697882 G4699774 G4697974 G4699961 G4695022 352-793-8084 $174,000 $199,000 $199,900 $219,900 $245,500 $275,000

10 ACRES OF COUNTRY REDUCED BILTMORE GORGEOUS HOME ON THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO ACREAGE & PRIVACY ON GREAT WATERFRONT LIVING AT ITS BEST!!! MODEL 8+/- ACRES GATED OWN A PIECE OF LOCAL HISTORY! THE CHAIN OF LAKES ESTATE OR POSSIBLE 3/2 w/formal living & dining room. 4/4.5 with over 3300 sq. ft., golf This property would be perfect for Majestic 3 story, 4/3 home that 2/2 on almost 3 acres on DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY Nice wood burning fireplace. course frontage plus one of lake the Horse Lover!! This 3/2 has all has been totally renovated by the Lake Louisa. New boat 3/2 home on just under 20 acres. New roof in 2006. county’s largest lap swimming the upgrades. Beautiful custom current owner. Possible bed & dock with several slips. Located across from Swiss G4695924 pools!!! G4692116 kitchen. G4698888 breakfast. G4699039 G4697346 Fairways. G4699698 $324,900 $339,900 $349,000 $364,000 $449,000 $525,000 VACANT LAND VACANT LAND VACANT LAND VACANT LAND

PRESTIGEOUS MARGAREE GARDENS! BETTER THAN YOUR OWNER FINANCING MOTIVATED SELLER/ REDUCED!!! UPSCALE MOTORCOACH Home Builder’s personal custom built 5/3 WILDEST DREAM! Affordable lot. SELLER FINANCING GORGEOUS 1 ACRE COMMUNITY two half baths, with over 4,000 sq. ft. of 5/4 with just under 6,000 sq. ft. Bring your own builder. 2.5 square acre. Bring your Beautiful high & dry lot All lots have large concrete pads living. Direct Lakefront with pool & spa, of living. This has 3 stall stable No HOA fees!!! own builder. Enjoy country surrounded by executive homes. with water, electric and sewer. private boat dock with lift. Two master with a tack room & feed room. Lot dimensions 190x90. living at its finest! G4658578 G4602338 Club House & pool. G4680121 suites. Gorgeous kitchen! G4695717 Fenced & Cross Fenced. G4689932 G4698066 352-793-8084 352-793-8084 352-793-8084 $949,900 $1,190,000 $24,900 $27,900 $49,900 $53,000

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BEAUTIFUL 5+/- ACRE ZONED R-1, HIGH & DRY 20 ACRE PARCEL FULLY OWNER FINANCING GORGEOUS 10+/- ACRE BUILD YOUR OWN PLANTATION PIECE 7.85 secluded wooded FENCED AVAILABLE WATERFRONT TRACT ON 77+/- ACRES Located across from the Swiss acres! Zoning permits This would make a wonderful Located on a canal leading to Lake Build your dream home Plenty of room to farm or bring Fairways Golf Course. Lake horses. Quiet old Florida Ranch or Estate. Zoning permits Louisa of the Clermont Chain. Lot waterfront estate. No HOA your toys, boats, RV’s etc. Access. No Deed Restrictions or neighborhood. horses. There is a well on the dimensions are 80x400. No HOA. or Deed Restrictions. Endless possibilities!! G4690536 HOA. G4699786 G4699290 property. G4698827 G4672964 G4699788 352-793-8084 $109,900 $109,900 $152,900 $174,900 $219,900 $499,900

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DON’T MISS THIS DON’T MISS THIS GREAT DUPLEX IN THE CITY HIGHWAY FRONTAGE ON 50 GREAT FRONTAGE ON INCOME PRODUCING OPPORTUNITY DUPLEX INVESTMENT! LIMITS OF MASCOTTE Zoned C-1 with a 4,000 sq. ft. +/- HIGHWAY 27 & HWY 19 PROPERTY Affordable Hwy frontage Built in 2005 – Two 3/2 Unique property that is 5 ½ acres building. This property can be This lot is 2.30 acres 4 Apartment rentals in the property zoned C-1. w/1100 sq. ft. of living. Both that is zoned low density, split into 2 parcels (1+/- acre). with electrical Downtown historic district of The lot is 100x100. sides have a 1 car garage. single family 1-4 units. Price to Sell!!! on property. Clermont. Owner motivated! G4657330 G4636944 G4699978 G4695513 G4683923 G4695512 $49,900 $159,900 $239,900 $299,900 $310,000 $374,900

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