BORDERS STILL in COMMAND New District Health, Wellness Center Opens

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Staff Report “I’d like to thank district staff and CareHere The Lake County for helping to get this School Board, joined by facility up and running to representatives from the provide our employees community and Care- with an option to have Here, recently opened medical care,” School the district’s new Board Chair Rosanne Employee Health and Brandeburg said. Wellness Center on U.S. Lake County Schools Highway 27, near State opened its first Employee Road 19. Health & Wellness Center Located in the front a year ago in Eustis. The offices of the district’s centers are a no-cost new transportation cen- alternative for employ- ter at 20265 U.S. Highway ees, retirees and depend- 27 North, the Employee ents that are covered by Health & Wellness Center the district’s health insur- is about 2,000 total ance plan. square feet with a recep- The centers do not tion lobby, records room, replace the district’s health offices and three exam DAILY COMMERCIAL FILE PHOTO rooms. SEE CENTER | A2 Lake County Sheriff Gary Borders was re-elected by a wide margin on Tuesday. See story on A9. Sheriff wins big; CLERMONT Baker beats out Havill Bates, Murry square off THERESA CAMPBELL | Staff Writer Staff Report tion in the Nov. 6 general [email protected] election is a write-in Despite a contro- Timothy Bates and Tim candidate. Murry will square off in versial Lake In another close- County Sheriff’s the general election in ly-watched race that November for Clermont Office shooting pitted sitting Lake City Council, Seat 1, after death one month County School Board neither emerged with ago that led to members Rosanne BATES MURRY protests and the threat of a Brandeburg and Jim Miller more than 50 percent of lawsuit, Sheriff Gary the votes in the four-per- Bates, 39, said he cam- against one another VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL Borders easily won re-elec- son council race in paigned hard and has because of redistricting, Rosanne Brandeburg, right, chats with friends while waiting for tion Tuesday night by Tuesday’s primary. met a lot of people in his Miller came within a cat’s election results on Tuesday at the Lake County Administration more than a 2 to 1 margin Bates received 1,432 quest for the council seat. hair of the 50 plus-1 per- Building in Tavares. over veteran lawman votes for 42.78 percent of He said he didn’t have a cent of the vote needed to chance to celebrate the Sandy Carpenter. win another four-year 15.8 percent of the vote. had won a couple of straw the 10 precincts that Another popularity con- went to the polls. Murry election results. term. Miller, who garnered Borders received 67.02 polls in recent weeks, “I have two younger test saw high-profile, for- had 788 votes for 23.54 49.1 percent, will now face percent of the vote com- despite an incident on July kids and they had school mer state Sen. Cary Baker percent; Thomas Spencer Brandeburg, who captured pared with 32.9 percent for 15 when a sheriff’s deputy orientations, so as soon come out ahead over long- came in third with 633 35.1 percent, in the general Carpenter, who ran for shot and killed a man in as the polls closed, I was time Lake County Property election this fall. Also in sheriff in 2004 but lost in his apartment while look- votes and 18.91 percent, at their schools,” he said. Appraiser Ed Havill, virtu- that primary race was the GOP primary to Chris ing for another suspect in while Cuqui Whitehead Murry, 58, was planning ally giving Baker the job Leesburg bail bondsman Daniels, who later died in a finished last with 494 because the only competi- Pernell Mitchell, who won bus crash. Borders also SEE PRIMARY | A2 votes for 14.76 percent. SEE COUNCIL | A2

INSIDE TAVARES CLASSIFIED B10 CROSSWORDS B2 Board battle will continue in November DEATHS A9 REAL ESTATE C1 GREG JONES | Staff Writer Mathias said he believed his Seat, Jim Miller got more votes the District 1 Seat in August of REMEMBER WHEN B1 [email protected] private sector experience as a than fellow board member and 2010. Due to the redistricting, SPORTS B3 business owner appealed to Chairperson Rosanne Bran- Miller lives in the new District 2 There will be a newcomer on voters. deburg, but not enough to win and decided to run in his new VOICES A4 the Lake County School Board. “A business approach is the outright. Miller, who won 49.1 district as opposed to serving out WORD ON THE STREET A2 In the District 1 race, Bill core of my campaign, because I percent of the vote, will face the final two years of his current Mathias, an U.S. Army veteran, have 30 years of experience in Brandeburg, who won 35.1 per- term. Miller will resign his SOUTH LAKE PRESS defeated Jimmy Nussbaumer in the private sector, and I started cent, in the Nov. 6 general elec- District 1 Seat effective at mid- Tuesday night’s nonpartisan pri- VOLUME 97, NO.33 | 3 SECTIONS my business with $5,000, and tion. The third candidate in the night on Nov. 19th if elected and mary. Mathias received almost you don’t last that long unless race, Leesburg bail bondsman ©2008, HarborPoint Media. will begin representing District 2 72 percent of the vote. Mathias you are fiscally responsible,” Pernell Mitchell, got 15.8 percent. on Nov. 20. All rights reserved. praised his opponent, calling Mathias said. Miller, who couldn’t be reached www.southlakepress.com him a good person. For the school board District 2 for comment Tuesday night, won SEE BOARD | A2

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A2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, August 17, 2012 CLERMONT South Lake Briefs Schmid marks its 10th anniversary CLERMONT Softball game benefits Special to Daily Commercial Leadership in Energy and Environmental homeless children Design (LEED) Platinum bank and auto In July 2002, brothers John and George dealership in Florida. A celebrity softball game fundraiser Schmid and one other employee opened The LEED projects include First Green for New Beginnings will be held at 7 a general contracting business in a small Bank’s 11,893 square-foot headquarters p.m., Today, at at the National office in south Lake County. Ten years and in Mount Dora, a showcase of sustainable Training Center Softball Complex, $200 million in business later, Schmid features, and Headquarter Honda, a 2350 Legends Way, in Clermont. Construction marks its anniversary as 47,556-square-foot dealership incorpo- Tickets are $5, and any child in one of Central Florida’s largest and most rating many environmentally-friendly sports uniform will get in free with a successful general contractors. features, including an 8,000-square-foot paying adult. The 24,000-square-foot current head- All proceeds will benefit the home- quarters in Clermont is now home to 39 green roof system. Schmid Construction employs a close- less recovery programs of New employees and a host of major projects Beginnings. that include many national brands. knit team that will mark the 10th anniversary at a private celebration next month. For information, call New What makes Schmid’s story all the more Beginnings at 352-404-6946, all Sandy remarkable is how the company thrived The company believes in being a good community partner and supports many Farnsworth at 352-617-8788, or go to when construction business, especially in www.newbeginningslake.org. Florida, was hit harder by the economy charities, including the American Cancer than probably any other industry in Society, Boy Scouts of America and the CLERMONT America. Yet Schmid has grown through South Lake Chamber of Commerce, the difficult times, rising from 16th largest where John Schmid serves on the board. City starts tennis classes locally-owned Central Florida general The company not only contributes finan- for adults, kids Monday contractor in 2007 to sixth in 2012. cially but encourages employees to vol- “I give all the credit to our employees,” unteer their time and gives them paid The city of Clermont will be starting said President John Schmid, alumni of the time off work to help nonprofits. its fall tennis classes on Monday with University of Central Florida and Florida Big milestones for the company include classes for children 7 years and up Institute of Technology who is a certified notable projects, such as the 135,121 COURTESY PHOTO beginning at 6 p.m. and for children general contractor in three states. square-foot Xymogen manufacturing and Schmid Construction founders, from left, George 11 years and up beginning at 7 p.m. Among its many achievements, Schmid distribution center in Orlando, and more Schmid, vice president and operations manager, Each four-week session will be held Construction is a state leader in green than a dozen national-franchise con- and John Schmid, president, stand in front of the at Palatlakaha Park, which is located construction, having built the first structions in 11 different industries. company’s Clermont headquarters. on 12th Street just south of SR 50. The adult classes (four weeks each) will begin Wednesday at 7 p.m. and will be held at Lake Felter Park on Johns vote and will face sec- LEESBURG Lake Road next to Lost Lake Elementary. BOARD ond-place vote getter T. The fee for each session is $35. CONTINUED FROM A1 Lowe, who captured 29.1 For information, call the city of percent, in the fall elec- Clermont Recreation Department at For the school board tion. The third candidate Geared up for school 352-241-7352. District 4 race, incum- in this race, Cheryl bent Debbie Stivender Thomas, won 28.2 per- GREG JONES | Staff Writer said. “They can go to a guidance CLERMONT won 42.6 percent of the cent of the vote. [email protected] counselor or another official at their Art league hosts treasure A lot of parents can remember as child’s school and let them know box paint party Saturday children when going back to school their financial situation, because ease management, med- Artists young and old are invited to CENTER meant getting new school clothes, Lake County (School District) has a ications, lab work and good support system.” come paint treasure boxes from 10 CONTINUED FROM A1 maybe a new book bag or lunch health and nutrition Stepping up to meet the need a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, at the South box, and new school supplies. But coaching. The Clermont are several groups and organiza- Lake Art League, 16640 Cagan today, with one in four Florida chil- insurance of Blue Cross location will also be tions such as Back to School is Crossings Blvd., in Clermont. dren at or below the poverty level, and Blue Shield, but it is equipped with digital x- COOL, the Educational Found- For a donation of $5, guests will they can’t have those happy memo- another option for ray equipment. ation of Lake County and its part- receive all supplies and instruction ries without a little help. employees. The centers are staffed ners, cast members at Walt Disney needed to paint a design on a treasure Julie Hulley, founder and execu- “The office in Eustis is by a physician and other World, and others. box, and then donate the box back to well used and I am most supporting medical staff tive director of Back to School is School starts in three days and the art league for distribution to the appreciative to be able to and wellness team, COOL, said it is critical for the the Educational Foundation is hav- young patients at Shriners hospitals for extend this program to community to get involved with including a registered ing back-to-school fairs this week chronically ill children up to age 18. South Lake,” School helping young people because to help almost 6,000 students. The For information, go to www.south- Board Vice Chair Kyleen nurse, registered dieti- there are many students in need three fairs will help 3,198 students lakeartleague.com, or call 352-241-6407. Fischer said. cian, tobacco cessation throughout the county. She said if from kindergarten to fifth grade get The centers focus on coach, exercise coach families can’t afford food, buying backpacks with school supplies, CLERMONT wellness initiatives, and behavioral health school supplies, clothes and other and, with the help of Walt including providing coach. Friends of Library host necessities is almost impossible. Disney cast members, another employee’s health risk The Lake County “Lake County families need to book sale on Saturday School Board approved a assessments, which is a know they are not alone,” Hulley SEE SCHOOL | A3 Friends of Cooper Memorial Library contract with CareHere short health examination invite the public to come to the orga- that indicates a patient’s Crowne, LLC on May 9, nization’s semiannual book sale from risk for certain diseases 2011, to provide medical who won 42.6 percent of the vote, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday. and medical conditions. services at the health and PRIMARY This popular book sale is one of the Other services avail- wellness centers. A third will face T. Lowe, who picked up CONTINUED FROM A1 29.1 percent, in the general elec- biggest in the area. There are books for able at the center include location is scheduled to all interests priced from 25 cents to $1. primary care type servic- tion. Cheryl Thomas narrowly open later this fall in the same complex. For information call Kathy Weaver es, including chronic dis- Leesburg. came in third at 28.2 percent. Borders was appointed to com- In the District 1 school board at 352-241-9630. pete Daniels’ term and he won his race, Okahumpka businessman In lieu of flowers, consider a gift to support Hospice care. first four-year term in 2008. This Bill Mathias won 71.8 percent of GROVELAND will be his second because no the vote to easily defeat Groveland Tour the Pasture Reserve Democratic challengers qualified businessman Jimmy Nussbaumer, as restoration efforts begin for the race. who won 28.1 percent. No. 5019096 The election was also a test of The Lake County Parks and Trails 888-728-6234 Cornerstonehospice.org About 23 percent of Lake’s regis- the longevity of Havill, who has tered voters turned out, just about Division invites residents on a tour of served for 36 years. Baker, whose matching the percentage in the the Pasture Reserve, from 8 to 10 a.m., campaign stressed “bold reforms” 2008 primary. Saturday, on Lake Erie Road in were needed in the property Lake County Supervisor of Groveland. appraiser’s office, won 48.4 per- Elections Emogene Stegall, herself The guided excursion will give cent of the vote to Havill’s 41.5. up for re-election, was hoping for guests a first-hand look at Lake County’s efforts to restore the reserve’s Rounding out the field was Walter more because it was a universal native ecosystems. Price, owner of an appraisal firm, primary. Republican candidates The event is free. Participants are who captured 9.9 percent. for sheriff, public defender and the encouraged to bring water, snacks, Havill had accused Baker of Lake County Water Authority drew mudslinging, saying the former sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat and no Democratic challengers, mean- hiking shoes. Reservations are lawmaker ran negative ads and ing all voters could cast ballots and encouraged but not required. put out negative mailings. “Will decide the winners of those races For information, or to make reserva- you vote for someone backed by Tuesday night. tions, call 352-253-4950, or send an e- politicians who has no clue about More than 10,000 absentee bal- mail to [email protected]. appraising property, or the candi- lots were turned in for the primary. date who has PROVEN he can do Stegall, a Democrat, will face CLERMONT the job well?” Havill’s campaign Republican challenger Margie said. Eaton, who captured 52.3 percent Opera at the Library’s The District 4 school board race of the vote Tuesday night com- program for August saw another three candidates run- pared with 38.4 percent won by ning and -- again -- not enough Vincenzo Bellini’s bel canto classic Keith A. Farner and 9.2 percent “Norma” is the August presentation of votes to go around for a clear win- won by Paul Avery Richardson. Opera at the Library from 1:45 to 5 p.m., ner. Incumbent Debbie Stivender, In other local races: Aug. 27, in Room 108 B, Cooper — Mike Graves defeated Bo Memorial Library, 2525 Oakley Seaver Dr. Samargya to replace long-time A brief introduction and lecture by Direct Cremation Public Defender Howard “Skip” Dennis Smolarek, reference librarian, COUNCIL Babb, who is retiring. and Norma Trivelli, adjunct professor $ CONTINUED FROM A1 — Adam S. Dufresne defeated of foreign languages and vocal coach 675 Joseph BonJorn for an at-large seat at Lake-Sumter Community College to spend Tuesday night at the on the Lake County Water will preceed the presentation. Plus Container city’s council meeting where he Authority. The program is free to the general expected to hear the election — Timothy Bates and Tim Murry public, with light refreshments pro- Ron Becker, Director results. will square off this fall for Seat 1 on vided at intermission by the Friends “I’m the true Clermont the Clermont City Council. of the Opera. 352-394-8228 native,” Murry said, the only — Arleen P. Volat bested Barbara For information, call Smolarek at 921 S. US Hwy 27 • Minneola, FL candidate who was born and Thompson and Mary Sharpe for 352-536-2275 or send an email to raised in Clermont. Precinct Committeewoman 85. [email protected].

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CLERMONT Group seeks home for brain-injured people

ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer Boston’s Cambridge University, [email protected] where she was to have started The Brain Injury Foundation grad school before her accident, and got a master’s degree in Corp. is looking for a place to call rehabilitative counseling. home for brain-injured men and In 1986, Barbara moved to women. Florida with her parents and, The organization’s president, after realizing there were no sup- John Hughes, said it would be a port groups in Lake County, place where those with brain started one. injuries can reside in peace. She and her husband met at Hughes would know, since for the support group and said their him, the whole idea behind the marriage is a prime example of project is close to his heart con- what the home would provide, sidering that for the past 24 years, Castlow said, explaining that he and his wife Joanne Hughes since her own personal brain have been the primary caretakers injury left her unable to do much for their brain injured son; now physically, her husband has 45-year-old Tim Hughes. remained stronger in that regard Active, full of life and stationed so he helps her and vice versa. in Panama during his time in the “We play off each other’s U.S. Army, Tim, then 21, was in a strengths as the people in such a vehicle accident that left him in a home would be able to do for coma from three months. one another,” she said. When he woke up, Tim was left Regardless, the home for now, with a frontal lobe brain injury is more of a dream for lack of and not quite the same person VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL funding. he once was. Struck by a brain injury as a 21-year-old soldier, Tim Hughes, center, has been cared for ever since by his parents, Joanne Hughes said he is determined “We knew nothing about trau- and John Hughes. to one day realize his dream and matic brain injuries, caring for a hopefully, see his son living in an brain- injured person, dealing around other ‘normal’ people, There would be no other charges United States Congress, said that environment where he can with one or what being a caregiv- and we have been trying to teach for the occupants and they would the Centers for Disease Control flourish. er to a brain injured person him to live independently in his have access to the building’s game and Prevention estimate 1.7 mil- That is why he is looking for entails before our son was own apartment.” Hughes said. room, gym and swimming pool, lion deaths, hospitalizations and individuals, businesses, organi- injured,” Hughes ex-plained. “But just think how he and others giving them the opportunity to emergency department visits zations, governemtn entities — “It’s a constant thing, though. would be if they were for the most have a place to socialize and get to related to traumatic brain injury anybody — to help financially. What we tell him yesterday, he part, around people with similar know each other while remaining in the United State each year. Fellow members of the sup- may forget today. He doesn’t know injuries, personalities and behav- physically fit. Statistics provided to the support group all pitched in to pay when he has to go to the bath- iors. They’d be great.” Hughes said the center, port group show that there are for Hughes' costs to incorporate room so he has to set his watch. In fact, the whole premise equipped with employees to approximately 135 brain injured but he has no other resources. It’s a strange situation, our son’s.” behind Hughes’ idea of a home cook, clean and supervise, people in Lake County alone and Hughes has also applied for Hughes said that today, he and where brain injured individuals would provide a place where the another 110 in Sumter County. dozens of grants, and though he his wife know a lot about brain would be able to live together, is occupants could be independ- “It would be a place where they has not found funding yet, injury from every aspect, includ- that. ent, but at the same time be a could live on their own, but be remains inspired. Hughes said ing the struggles, complications, An initial plan Hughes has for- place where they would have where the other residents could he will continue pressing on for triumphs, necessities and hard- mulated for the corporation is to friends, support, help and relate and understand what the the sake of his son and others ships that go along with it. purchase an old motel near understanding. other is going through. They who need this. He said they understand their Bloxam in Clermont that is for “It would be a place for them wouldn’t be so isolated.” Castlow “There is nothing being done son better and, in turn, under- sale for about $400,000. to thrive,” he said. said, adding that there is far too for the brain-injured people in stand their own role. They've Hughes said the facility would Barbara Castlow, 57, who heads much isolation for people with the U.S., except state organiza- also come to realize that many then be refurbished into one up the Lake County Traumatic brain injuries. tions that keep us current on people who don’t deal with the bedroom apartments with small Brain Injury Association — a sup- Castlow, and her husband Jeff what is happening with these situation on a day-to-day basis, kitchens, living rooms and bath- port group for those with a brain Castlow have both suffered brain people and having a general understand neither. rooms in each. injury or people associated with injuries in their lives. meeting once a year in the mid- “I can tell you firsthand that my There would also be a central someone who has a brain injury Castlow has been living with dle of the state,”Hughes said. son doesn’t feel normal around dining room that would serve — said it’s something that would her injury for more than 30 years “This program would be a ‘normal’ people because they dinner each night for everyone, be of benefit. after she survived a car accident start.” don’t feel normal around him,” but breakfast and lunch would A newsletter of the that left her in a coma for three For information or to donate Hughes said. “Sure, we’ve helped be the responsibility of each Congressional Brain Injury Task months when she was 21. or learn more about the project, our son to behave decently individual living there. Force, associated with the Still Castlow returned to call 352-638-3442.

Traffic Safety Team, which will provide SCHOOL 1,300 students with bicycle helmets. CONTINUED FROM A2 Cullen-Batt said Lake County has about 67 percent of its students qualify for free or 2,000 middle school and high school stu- reduced lunches. She said some students dents will receive the same. not only need school supplies, but many “We do these fairs each year, but what organizations are also finding them need is different about our fairs is we identify underwear, shoes and food. the students by name and we work with “This is our 15th year that the founda- agencies to make sure there are no dupli- tion has been doing this,” Cullen-Batt cations,” said Carman Cullen-Batt, execu- said. “When we started we had 400 kids, tive director of Educational Foundation. and now we help almost 4,000 students. “And if the family didn’t show up to that And another 2,000 high school and mid- event, we know the name and we are able dle school students are being helped to get in touch with the social worker, so thanks to Disney. What the public needs the child can get the supplies.” to remember is that the need doesn’t go Cullen-Batt said the Educational away with the first day of school.” Foundation spent more than $40,000 to Last Thursday, Lake County make sure the fairs are a success. She said it Superintendent Dr. Susan Moxley joined partnered with different organizations her counterparts from Orange, Osceola, such as the Lake Count Dental Society, Seminole and and Polk counties to receive Lake Action Agency, Lake County Sheriff’s a record 3.1 million supplies and 13,000 Office, Lake County Library and Florida backpacks from Disney World staff mem- Vision Quest, which will conduct eye bers for kids in the five counties. The items exams at the fairs. were loaded into five school buses in The Educational foundation also part- Orlando for transport to the five school dis- nered with the Lake County Community tricts.

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Smart 911 is YOUROPINIONS a smart idea LETTERS TO THE EDITOR IRS is right LETTER of the WEEK BE PROACTIVE: Smart 911allows citizens to proactively provide critical details prior to an emergency. to go after mart911 is a smart idea. Lake County officials installed the upgraded system S through a state grant. the tax To use a cliche, Smart911 is 911 on steroids. The system employs an information-sharing process that utilizes every moment of an emer- cheaters gency call. Essentially, it packs the gap between when a ongressman Bill Posey is busy call is made and when emergency workers trying to block attempts by the arrive. C IRS to find tax cheats. Posey The network allows residents to create free thinks it will hurt the economy to online safety profiles of household information. catch the cheaters. Posey thinks we Emergency operators see the profiles when a should let them get away with cheat- call is made. They can access that information ing until the unemployment is around and transmit it to rescue crews, who arrive at 6 percent. How many years ago was it their destination prepared. that 6 percent was the unemployment “The more information that a citizen can rate? provide to us in an emergency, the better,” said I think Posey should follow the lead Greg Holcomb, the county’s Emergency 911 of Congressman coordinator. “The time during an emergency Rich Nugent, who COURTESY LAIST.COM is often very chaotic and vital details can be sponsored H.R.605, advantageous when made available to the 911 the Protect and Privatizing Amtrak invites corruption telecommunicators. Smart911 allows citizens Serve Act, designed to proactively provide us with those details to have the IRS John Mica, chairman of the Trans- trust fund that is invested to pro- prior to an emergency.” share fraudulent portation and Infrastructure Com- duce income for the retirement Here’s some examples of how system may taxpayers informa- mittee, remains intent on privatiz- fund. If they get away with this, the work: tion with other ing Amtrak. National Association next will be all private pension ࡯ In the case of a missing child, an operator Choice agencies including of Retired and Veteran Railway funds. can see a photo of the child, issue an Amber Edwards law enforcement. Employees (NARVRE) can be proud Make no mistake about it, if the To quote a recent Alert and forward the photo to officers after the of its work in turning back repre- Republicans win the White House GUEST COLUMNIST Nugent mailer call. A map of the child’s last known location is sentative Mica’s efforts to hand over and Senate, they have now gone on about tax fraud: included. lucrative Amtrak routes, such as the record that one of their priorities is “There’s no way of telling how much ࡯ For fire calls, the operator can know how Northeast Corridor, Chicago Ell, to dismantle the railroad retirement we’ve already lost to these tax crooks. many people live in the house, the locations of and the San Diegan to private and reduce its benefits to that of the bedrooms, special medical conditions and In the Tampa area alone, the numbers investors in 2011. He is still at it! Social Security. If you are a railroad whether pets are on the premises. are estimated to be in the billions of Privatization is an open invitation worker or railroad retiree, and care ࡯ If victims suffer from allergies, the 911 dollars. At a time when we’re on a fis- to corruption. A vote for Mica is a about your retirement security, this operator will see their names and their aller- cal cliff, we need to be doing every- vote for privatizing! election will be the most important gies. If the caller is unable to speak, EMS will be thing we can to protect each and every Also chairman of the Budget ever. dispatched with an EpiPen in hand. precious taxpayer dollar — not twid- Committee, Paul Ryan, wants to We urge residents to put their profiles into dle our thumbs while criminals rob give away $2 billion of the Railroad Join NARVRE. It is the only feder- the system. It just may make the difference one the Treasury.” Retirement Fund money every 10 ally chartered organization for the day. What the IRS wants to do is to be years to the government coffers but sole protection of the Railroad For information, call the Lake County Public able to trade depositor lists with for- no tax dollars are involved in rail- Retirement System. To join and Safety Department at 352-343-9458, or visit eign banks to track tax cheats who road retirement. It is a private pen- attend meetings, call 352-748-7009. www.smart911.com. have offshore accounts. Florida is sion fund. You will be glad you did. home to tens of billions of dollars in The railroad retirement fund is a D. J. LYNCH | Wildwood foreign deposits. WHAT’S YOUR OPINION? What Posey wants to stop is the IRS The SOUTH LAKE PRESS invites you to write letters to the editor, requirement set to start in January, expressing your original thoughts, on topics of public interest. Letters should be no longer than 350 words. They must be original, signed that U.S. banks disclose the identities House’s refusal to pass How can we blame our president for with the full name of the writer and include the writer’s address and of foreigners with deposits. U.S. tax Obama’s jobs bill is wrong the jobless numbers when Congress telephone number for verification. We reserve the right to edit for cheaters with deposits in foreign blocks the jobs bill? What can he do length to make room for more letters. Letters also will be edited for I’m trying to understand why the grammar, clarity, taste and libel. We accept no more than two letters banks will be revealed, and the when they won’t do their job, and yet per month from the same writer. No open letters, form letters or cheaters will need to repent by paying U.S. House of Representatives won’t people are blaming him. copies of letters to third parties will be published. We do not pub- cooperate with President Obama in lish unsigned letters. Submissions are not returned. We retain the their fair share. I would think the voting public right to archive and republish any material submitted for publication. I think that is fair and should be regard to the jobs bill. There are many would be smarter than that. You can submit your letters by: done. roads and bridges needing repair, and E-mail (preferred) to: many other needs as well that could Shame on the House of Representa- [email protected] The IRS said: “This rule simply tives for its present actions. How can By regular mail to: requires the same reporting on foreign put people back to work if Congress Letters to the Editor would just work together. representatives in good conscience 732 W. Montrose St. depositors that we require on our own take their pay and pay raises they do Clermont, FL 34711 citizens and delaying it will only delay I’m a senior and a veteran and I’m not deserve? I always had to work for By fax to: asking why I have to pay these people 352-394-8001 our efforts to crack down on offshore my pay like so many other faithful tax evasion.” in Congress for doing absolutely noth- Americans. EDITORIALS Seems fair to me. ing to help our economy. To solve this Editorials are the consensus opinion of the editorial board, not any JAMES M. BUSH | Leesburg individual. They are written by the editorial staff, but are not signed. Apparently, Posey thinks lax policy problem, we need to vote every one of Some editorials are provided by a third-party service. immigration is O.K. for foreigners’ them out who are not working togeth- money. As Nugent said, “We need to er. They are definitely not earning their If you know of a veteran in Lake, GUEST COLUMNS get all that is due the Treasury. Job pay! That would be many of them. If you would like to submit a guest column on a local, state or Sumter or Marion counties whose national issue, e-mail your submission to southlakepress@daily- creating should come as we catch During George W. Bush’s administra- name should be added to the Lake commercial.com, or mail it to Letters to Editor, 732 W. Montrose St., crooks. Crooks don’t deserve a holiday tion, many of our jobs were sent over- Clermont, FL 34711. Guest columns should be limited to 550 words County Veterans Memorial, call in length. The writer also must submit a recent photograph to be from justice.” seas. It has taken awhile but they are 352-314-2100. published with the column, as well as a brief biographical sketch. Choice Edwards is a resident of Clermont. slowly coming back. C M Y K

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Friday, August 17, 2012 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A9 After 36 years, Havill out as appraiser Borders beats Carpenter by 2-1 MILLARD K. IVES | Staff Writer Lake County,” he said. GREG JONES | Staff Writer office is talented and dedicated services easier to use for Lake [email protected] Borders and Carpenter both [email protected] to Lake County. County residents. Baker said he Lake County Sheriff Gary ran as Republicans and with no With 36 years serving as Lake “I don’t think it is a reflection wants not only to bring new ways Democrat in the race, he only on me or him because, after 36 Borders soundly defeated Orange County Property Appraiser, Ed of helping residents, but also said needed the win Tuesday’s pri- years, I believe folks thought it County sheriff’s Capt. Sandy Havill’s run has come to an end. it is important to allow staff mary to hold onto the office. was time for someone with new Carpenter with 67 percent of the Former state Sen. Carey Baker members to bring more of their ideas” Baker said. “I’m inheriting vote. Borders admitted it was a tough will face Pamela A. Lee, a write-in ideas and initiatives forward to Borders strolled on the grounds campaign but wasn’t clear if the a great office, and there is a lot on help citizens. candidate, in the Nov. 6 general my shoulders, but I could have of Cobb’s Tractor in Eustis late recent Andrew Scott shooting, election. Havill said he hopes Baker Tuesday after a day of campaign- where deputies killed the wrong not have done this by myself. I doesn’t clean house and bring in Baker received 48.4 percent of ing with a wide grin as he meet man after going to the wrong had a lot of help from good peo- a new staff. Baker has indicated the Republican primary vote, the hundreds of supporters who Leesburg home, was a concern. ple.” his doesn’t have any plans to do and Havill, who has been elected Baker, who was endorsed by gathered for his victory party. At the Remax Realty Center on so. to nine consecutive terms, former Gov. Jeb Bush, served as a “I’ve had so much support and In addition, Havill accused State Road 19 in Eustis, where received 41.5 percent of the vote. state representative and senator I will continue to serve the coun- Carpenter’s supporters had gath- Walter B. Price Sr. received 9.9 Baker of being a nice guy in pub- for Lake County in the Florida ty well,” said Borders. ered Tuesday night, the crowd percent of the vote. lic, but being the opposite. Havill With 102 of 103 precincts Legislature. He is a co-owner of was more solemn. Baker said he and his volun- said he would not be a “hyp- reporting, by 9 p.m., Carpenter A.W. Peterson Gun Shop in Carpenter, who also lost to teers visited more than 10,000 ocrite” by calling to congratulate had only 33 percent of the vote. Mount Dora. He also has been Daniels in the 2004 election, homes and spoke to residents enlisted in the Florida Army Baker. Havill said he believes Borders said he will continue to blamed his Tuesday loss on a lack about his plans for the county. National Guard for more than 31 some in the Republican party build on his recently formed Baker said he feels humbled to years and serves as a First had it in for him when he cybercrime unit — which goes of voting in South Lake and some beat a long-term politician, and Sergeant and Military School became a non-partisan politi- after child predators — as well as gated communities. he said he knows he has lot of Administrator at Florida’s cian for two years due to his dis- focus on identity fraud and drug He said he wasn’t sure what he work to do. He believes the tran- Regional Training Institute. like for former Gov. Charlie Crist dealing. plans to do in 2016. sition will be easy because the He said his goal is the use tech- and other activities he didn’t “I will continue to go after the “I just have to see where the staff at the property appraiser’s nology to save money and make agree with in the Tallahassee. crimes that have a big effect on Lord guides me,” Carpenter said.

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MINNEOLA | BETA THETA FOR THE HOMELESS GROVELAND | B ETA THETA FOR FAITH

COURTESY PHOTO COURTESY PHOTO Janet Hawkins, of Beta Theta, a chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha in Minneola, presents a $500 check Pinky Barbour, a Beta Theta sister, presented a $500 check to Jerry Colyer, executive director of the to Steve Smith, founder and president of New Beginnings, a homeless recovery program. FAITH Neighborhood Center in Groveland.

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Proudly serving B1 YOUR CONTACT FOR COMMUNITY NEWS CLERMONT, MINNEOLA, GROVELAND, MASCOTTE and MONTVERDE SOUTH LAKE PRESS STAFF WRITER ...... Roxanne Brown Friday, August 17, 2012 PHONE ...... 394-2183 FAX...... 394-8001 www.southlakepress.com E-mail...... [email protected] COMMUNITY CLERMONT Meet Your Women’s Centre for Excellence NEIGHBOR provides a unique experience MAYSSA TOPPINO ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer GENERAL INFORMATION [email protected] The Women’s Centre for Excellence he Women’s Centre for has two locations: 2400 Hooks Street in Excellence (formerly Clermont, behind the Chik-fil-A / Office T Clermont Obstetrics, Depot Plaza — phone number 352-241- Gynecology & Infertility) is a 6460 — and 100 W. Gore Street, Suite division of Women’s Care 102 in downtown Orlando — phone Florida. As a premier obstetrics number 407-656-0209. and gynecological group, it Hours are: strives to provide high-quality Clermont location: 9 a.m. -7:15 p.m., Monday; 8:45 a.m. -7:15 p.m. Tuesday obstetrics, gynecology and infer- and Wednesday 8 a.m. - 6:45 p.m., tility care in a warm, compas- Thursday; 8:30 a.m. - 5:15 p.m., Friday sionate atmosphere, while edu- Downtown Orlando location: 10 a.m. - cating and involving patients. 4 p.m., Monday; 8 a.m. - 6:15 p.m., ࡯ HOMETOWN: S t. Clairsville, Ohio “We manage everything from Tuesday; 9 a.m. - 5:15 p.m., Wednesday; adolescence gynecology to 8 a.m. - 6:30 p.m., Thursday; and 8 a.m. ࡯ OCCUPATION: Comprehensive menopause by addressing all the - 5:30 p.m., Friday. ophthalmologist/eye surgeon pivotal changes a woman experi- ࡯ FAMILY: Husband and two ences throughout her life,” said emphasizes her role as an educa- beautiful children. administrator Tanis Hudson. tor and women’s advocate. She What do you enjoy most about The Women’s Centre for has a special interest in working South Lake County? with young women to help them The great people, friendly communi- Excellence serves South Lake PROVIDED PHOTO and Orange County with hospi- understand the importance of a ty and, once the construction is fin- Dr. Mary Beth Lewis, left, and Dr. Kristina McLean of the Women's Centre for healthy lifestyle and how to ished, very little traffic without any tal affiliations at South Lake Excellence in Clermont. toll roads. Hospital, Clermont and Winnie make small changes that can yield big results. If you had to summarize your Palmer Hospital for Women & makeup, chemical peels, cus- Hudson said. “And the 4D ultra- philosophy of life in one sentence, Children, Orlando. tomized facials, Vibraderm treat- sounds let you see your baby Katie Helle, the centre’s certified nurse midwife — who came what would it be? Each highly skilled practitioner ments, dermal fillers and before you meet your baby.” “Work hard, Play harder.” is dedicated to providing person- Dysport injections. The follow- Dr. Kristina McLean originally from the Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Children — is Name a person or incident you’ve alized, sensitive and compas- ing medical grade skin care founded the practice in 2003. In available for those desiring that come across recently that’s sionate care with the utmost products are for sale at the Medi- 2005 Dr. Mary Beth Lewis- “midwife” delivery experience. touched you in some way. Why confidence. spa: Obagi, Glytone, Image and Boardman joined the staff. In July did this person or incident Helle provides expert care that “Our physicians and staff take Latisse, a prescription solution 2009, they joined Women’s Care impress you so much? maximizes the joy, safety and time to get to know our patients used to grow longer, thicker lash- Florida. Both are board certified. My husband dropped his wallet well-being of both mother and es. Newer physicians include Dr. filling gas at a gas station. A young and families so we may gain an baby. understanding of their lifestyle, The Women’s Centre for Jacqueline McLaughlin and two lady found it and turned it in to “Both Tiffany (Knightly) and police with everything in it. It had bilingual-speaking physicians, family history and other critical Excellence is one of very few Katie (Helle) provide invaluable over $300 in cash. It is inspiring to factors important in providing offices in Lake County that offer Dr. Jeanmarie Texier and Dr. services that help us achieve the see first-hand how easy it still is to comprehensive quality health the da Vinci Robotic System for Debra Ortiz., who are fluent in full circle of care for our patients find honest, caring people right here care,” the Centre’s website stat- many procedures and surgeries, Spanish. in our community. Simply making at the Women’s Centre for the effort to return it is commend- ed. as well as 3-D and 4-D ultra- Tiffany Knightly, a nurse prac- Excellence,” Hudson said. The Medi-spa offers NovaLash sounds. titioner, specializes in aesthetic able, let alone resisting temptation. Another thing that patients How does what you do contribute extensions, laser hair removal, “With robotic surgery, women treatment and the evaluation may like about the centre is that fractional treatments, skin resur- have minimal down time and and treatment of recurrent vul- to the welfare of the area? facing, special event airbrush very little invasion. It’s amazing,” vovaginal problems. Knightly SEE WOMEN | B2 SEE NEIGHBOR | B2

FROM THE FILES | 25 YEARS AGO — 1987 Reliving history through the pages of the South Lake Press

NEW TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATORS Groveland Elementary can The girls, all residents of either MENU CONTAINED INTERESTING PREPARE FOR SCHOOL YEAR boast of a new school building, Clermont or Minneola, are Velecia FACTS ABOUT CITY New at Clermont High School opening last January, as well as Armstrong, Stacy Dugan, Bobbie In the menu centerfold of L.J. will be James Dandridge, new two new staff members, Carol Rae Vaning, Laura Ann Buck, Grunt’s restaurant located on the dean and athletic director, and Powell and Connie Fleetwood. Prudance Ann Parks, Jaclyn Dugan southwest corner of 8th and teachers Bobbie Kilcrease, Laura The South Lake Educational and Kim Griner. Montrose streets (location now is Hagen, Red Godwin and Susan Center in Mascotte welcomes The annual Miss Clermont 801 City Grill) were some interest- Moxley (Moxley is now superin- Paul Rykowski, Pamela Burtnett, Pageant will take place Labor Day ing facts about Clermont. tendent of Lake County Schools). William Mosley and Chris Ward. at Jaycee Beach on a special ࡯ An official Ford Motor New teachers at Groveland New teachers to be welcomed events stage in the Highlander Company, the Clermont Motor Middle School are Sheryl Hodges at Clermont Elementary School Hut area. The event is sponsored Company, occupied the property Williams and Val Dougherty. are Kimberly Leighton, David by the Clermont Chamber of in 1923. That year it sold 200 New at Clermont Junior High Edge, JoAnn Harman, Robert Commerce and directed by the Fords. School are Bobby Howell, Eileen Bruce Bryan and Carolyn chamber’s new executive director, ࡯ The Clermont Clarion (fore- Buckley and Cliff Revell. McGowan. Marge Tindal. runner of the South Lake Press) Minneola Elementary School LOCALS ENJOY VARIETY OF Contestants are Keely Rogers, reported on the front page, Ann Dupee welcomes new teachers Mary L. LABOR DAY FESTIVITIES Kisten Brown, Amanda Wilkes, “Majority votes for incorporation REMEMBER WHEN Page, Janice Kropp (after a year’s A highlight of the annual Darla-Jean Ralston, Tracy Roehn, of Clermont.” This was Dec. 28, absence), Guy Maurin, Terry Clermont Chamber of Commerce Candi Walker, Jeri Johnson, A weekly column that reprints some 1916. of the more interesting news stories McCray and Lisa Leitner. Labor Day events at Jaycee Beach Stephanie Fagan, Lynn Blair, ࡯ On Nov. 9, 1922, Clermont that have appeared over the years in Nancy Slaughter is the only new is the Little Miss Labor Day pag- Shelley Lambert, Billie Purvis and the South Lake Press. teacher at Mascotte Elementary. eant for girls ages 6 through 10. Elizabeth Wooten. SEE HISTORY | BX

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plete with fresh baked cookies, “Patients have gone on to say Women’s health is our passion. NEIGHBOR WOMEN pizza on Monday evenings, cof- how they’ve never been given so We have such an opportunity to CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 CONTINUED FROM B1 fee, tea and lemonade, Hudson much information or had other make a big, tangible impact on said. There’s even a harpist a few doctors take the time to answer so someone’s life. Not everyone has I work hard to help people to find the goal of the physicians and hours each week. ways to incorporate healthy habits many of their questions,” she said. a chance to do that, and that’s the staff is to ensure that every “No one really likes going to Beyond the comfort and relax- what we keep in mind every into their daily routine. As a physi- woman who comes to the office the doctor, so we’ve tried to cian, I always approach the whole ation, McLean said the centre’s day,” McLean said. “We provide a patient. As a specialist, this improves feels at home, comfortable and make it as pleasant as possible, “like family.” like going to spa or a lovely hotel focus is to educate patients. warm, pleasant atmosphere and the health of the eyes, as well as She said that by the time a treat our patients like family. We general health; it just matters to me. The uniquely designed lobby lobby” Hudson said. Every year, we donate thousands of and each themed exam room McLean said one of the biggest patient leaves, she will have been get you, because we are you.” dollars in free care right here in feel like “anything but a doctor’s compliments they get is how given as much information as For information, call 352-241- South Lake. We always participate office,” Hudson said. It offers peaceful people feel when they possible about her health care. 6460 or visit www.excellencefor- with the sheriff’s drug prevention decor worthy of “The Ritz,” com- come in for an appointment. “It’s not just our profession. women.com. program as I feel the future of our youth is integral to a sound community. In the same vein, we also donate thousands of dollars to many handling of pet animal carcass- IN OTHER NEWS: Recreation Area and the popular causes in the community including HISTORY es would threaten surface water ࡯ David Payne and his father, Park Pals playground. schools. I also host high school and CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 and spread contamination via Graham, held an open house of 45 YEARS AGO — 1967 college students in my practice who scavenger animals such as rac- the new Peoples State Bank in ࡯ Little League Dodgers base- are interested in careers in health became the Hollywood of coons and stray dogs. the new Emerald Lakes Plaza on ball team members are: Danny care. My greatest accomplishment, Florida with the dedication of a like most mom’s, is my kids and my Petitioner Troy S. Bronson was S.R. 50 in Clermont. David is Driggers, Charles Ellrodt, Tim family. movie company and studio on given approval for a Conditional assistant vice president and Scott, Jimmy Ellrodt, Craig Osceola Street between 2nd and What’s something you’ve always Use Permit in an agricultural manager of the Clermont Bowen, Barry Cummings, David wanted to do but haven’t yet? 3rd streets. First movie was zone for an egg processing branch, while Graham is presi- Bell, Bob Ainsworth, manager; “Boots and Shoes.” N ow that the kids are getting older, plant, cooler and laying sheds. dent of PSB and manager of the Tommy Bowen, David Scott, we would like to travel more. REQUEST FOR PET CEMETERY The high-rise egg laying opera- Groveland office. Keith Hornyak, Robert Teal, DENIED BY PLANNING BOARD What advice would you give to tion will be a high-tech business ࡯ Clermont City Council Robert Hutchingson and Robert people who want to help out in The request to allow a 75-acre in the Mascotte area off approved the purchase by the Fleming. Team sponsor is the community? pet cemetery in the Sugarloaf Tuscanooga Road approximate- city of 18.5 acres of property on Citizen’s Bank of Clermont. Follow your heart. There are many Mountain area was denied by ly one-half mile from S.R. 50. Lake Palatlakaha, located north- ࡯ Don St. John is home for two ways to help your community as a the Lake County Planning and When operating, the project will west of 12th and Seminole weeks after completing six weeks whole, as well as individuals and Zoning Board. There was much employ between 30 and 35 peo- streets, from R. E. Oswalt at of boot camp at San Diego. He families. As long as your heart is in opposition from neighboring ple, some middle management, $350,000. The property is the reports to the USS Kearsarge at it, you will have a big impact. property owners who feared the mostly minimum wage. home of the Palatlakaha Long Beach on Aug. 1.

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R graded 2 Conversation opener? 85 Lucky charms 42 Approximately one 35 “Do the Right 3 Rwandan people 88 “This tippy out of every two Thing” pizzeria 4 Truffle coating 58 Symbol on 73 “Speed-the-Plow” 86 Kid aged 10-12 101 Joins the mob Christmas tree is deliveries California’s flag playwright 102 Unable to leave 36 “I already know my driving me crazy!” 5 Boat tip 43 Sea gull nesting 87 Goofballs homemade cold 59 Spot 74 Demotion victim of 103 Paleontological 91 “Stop dillydallying 6 Pilot who makes site, maybe 89 Renders invalid cream is useless!” 2006 find and use your vertical takeoffs 47 Gave out 60 55-Down letter 90 Dainty desserts 77 Palmtop, e.g., in 104 Quaker pronoun 38 “So you finally got boarding pass!” 7 Most snarky 62 Like Tarzan’s 92 Inclines 48 Fighting spirit brief the gist of that mannerisms 105 Coup d’___ 94 Apiece 8 In good shape 93 Stable supply 51 Handles badly? 79 North Carolina Stephen Hawking 64 Whitebeards 106 NBC offering, 95 Old school 9 Kuwaiti ruler 97 John who wrote book!” 52 Besieged city during college town briefly 65 D-Day code name “Appointment in 96 Mechanical engineer 10 Ready to go through the Spanish Civil 81 Muckraker Jacob 107 Besides For any three answers, the wringer 66 Incessantly Samarra” call from a touch-tone Howe War 82 Vegas attraction 108 Alt-rock genre 11 Slatted windows 67 The Teflon Don 98 Didn’t get involved phone: 1-900-285-5656, 97 Grotesque giant 54 Pinkish red 83 Hedonists’ 109 Animal trap $1.49 each minute; or, 12 Kicks in one’s share 71 Opposite of “da” 99 Skilled hand with a credit card, 1-800- 98 Practices wearing 55 Single-sex house, opposites 110 It’s asked for a 814-5554. gloves 13 Barometer reading usually 72 Employment 84 ___ degree 100 Until now reason Solution to puzzle on page B8

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B3 YOUR CONTACT FOR SPORTS NEWS SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, August 17, 2012 SPORTS EDITOR...... Frank Jolley and PHONE ...... 365-8283 FAX...... 394-8001 www.southlakepress.com SPORTS LEISURE Email ...... [email protected] Demps expected to sign NFL contract

FRANK JOLLEY | Staff Writer [email protected] Jeff Demps won an Olympic medal. Now, he’s looking for a new challenge. After winning a silver medal in the 4x100 meter relay event in London, the former South Lake High School and University of Florida standout has submitted his letter of intent with the National Football League and signed with an agent. According to a source close to Demps, he is expected to sign a contract soon. Because he wasn’t drafted by any team during the NFL Draft in April, Demps is a free agent and eligible to sign with any team. A story in PewterReport.com, a website that covers the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, said the closest NFL team to Lake County is “very interested” in signing Demps. “In fact, the Bucs came close to signing Demps this summer when he failed to qualify for the Olympics,” PewterReport.com publisher Scott Reynolds said. “The Bucs see the value Demps brings from a football standpoint, as well as a public relations standpoint in appealing to the rabid Gators fan base in the Tampa Bay area. Tampa Bay used to have several Gators players on the team during the team’s rise in the late 1990’s under head coach Tony Dungy. “The only former Florida player on the COURTESY PHOTO Bucs’ current training camp roster is Former South Lake High School and University of Florida standout Jeff Demps runs for yardage during his college career. After winning a silver medal at Ahmad Black, who was Tampa Bay’s fifth- the Summer Olympics, multiple sources say Demps will sign a contract with an NFL team, possibly as early as later this week. round draft pick in 2011.” Reynolds said Tampa Bay would likely fast. He’s a complete football player and “Now he wants to fulfill his dream of At the University of Florida, Demps use Demps as a slot receiver and a run- one of the fastest in the history of the sport. playing in the NFL.” rushed for 605 yards and scored seven ning back on offense and as a kick return- “He has the potential to be a star in the Huffstutler said Demps has returned touchdowns as a freshman in 2008, help- er on special teams. NFL.” from London, but would not confirm with ing the Gators win 2009 National Walter Banks, former South Lake coach Demps’s guardian when he attended whom Demps was close to signing. Championship. He finished his career and current Monverde Academy offen- South Lake, Kenneth Huffstutler, said Demps was not available for comment after last season with 2,470 yards rushing sive coordinator, describes Demps as a Demps has wanted to pursue a career in and repeated attempts to contact his and 23 touchdowns. potential game changer. He believes the NFL since high school. He said agent, Daniel Rose of Delray Beach were Demps is the eighth-leading rusher in Demps will be a success in the NFL Demps never wavered from that goal, unsuccessful. school history. because of his work ethic and “passion to even in January when he announced Demps was named to the Olympic He also holds numerous indoor and succeed.” plans run track professionally, appearing team as part of the 4x100 relay pool and outdoor track titles, and helped the Banks added that Demps would be an to bypass a potential NFL career. ran the leadoff leg for Team USA during Gators win the 2012 Indoor and Outdoor asset to every NFL team because of his Huffstutler said Demps made that Friday’s preliminary heat. The American NCAA titles, the first school to accomplish ability to score each time he touches the announcement so that he could focus on team won its heat, stopping the clock in the feat since 2003. football. He said Demps’ overall talents competing in the Olympics without the 37.38 seconds, an American record and At South Lake, Demps was named to the compare favorably to former multi- distraction of having to vie for a spot in what was then the fourth-fastest time Class 4A All-State second team in football faceted running back Deuce McAllister. the NFL Draft. ever recorded. as a senior and won the state title in the “Jeff has the drive to do whatever he “Jeff never gave up his goal of playing in He didn’t run in the finals on Saturday, 100-meter dash in 2008 at the Florida wants,” Banks said. “He learned to catch the National Football League,” Huffstutler after Tyson Gay and Ryan Bailey were High School Athletic Association state the ball out of the backfield when he was at said. “The Olympics was a challenge and added to the team, but still earned a silver track and field championships. His win- Florida and has worked hard on his block- he wanted to give his all to that goal. He medal for contributing during prelimi- ning time of 10.37 was the fatest time ever ing. He’s not just someone who can run did the Olympics and won a silver medal. naries. recorded in the FHSAA finals at the time.

CLERMONT TEAM WINS WORLD SERIES

The Clermont Pride won the USSSA 16U “A” Division World Series recently at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Lake Buena Vista. The series was part of ESPN’s High School Games week. Pictured are: Destiny Moye, Jordan Ramirez, Alexina Mora, Natalia Rodriguez, Odalys Cordova, Marissa Mesiemore, Victoria Atkinson, Taylor Dotson, Stephanie Nuzzo, and Blakeleigh Boyette. The team is coached by Roberto Rodriguez. Mesiemore and Mora received the tournament’s Outstanding Pitcher award. Ramirez and Atkinson were the tournament’s Most Valuable Players. PHOTO COURTESY / ROBERTO RODRIGUEZ

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B4 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, August 17, 2012 GOODforYOU Applauding the accomplishments of readers

CLERMONT | BACK TO SCHOOL IS COOL CLERMONT | EMPLOYEE OF DISTINCTION

COURTESY PHOTO John Moore, center, president South Lake Hospital, and a member of the Kiwanis Club of Clermont, COURTESY PHOTO was guest speaker at a recent meeting of the club. He gave an update on the South Lake Hospital Julie Hulley, left, member of the Kiwanis Club of Clermont and founder of the 501c3 not-for-profit campus and thanked members of the club who volunteer. He introduced one of the hospital’s team charity, “Back to School is Cool Lake County,” for underprivileged students, addressed the Kiwanis members, Beth Sawicki, left, RN, BSN, who was recently named “Employee of Distinction” at the Club of Clermont recently. Kathy Scherer, president of the Kiwanis Club of Clermont, is also pictured. hospital. Kathy Scherer, president of the Kiwanis Club of Clermont, is also pictured.

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003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices (O)7 in Condominium Unit Paul M. Caldwell FRANCHESCA CAMACHO 2 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE COUNTY COURT IN IN THE COUNTY COURT IN IN THE COUNTY COURT IN No. 107205 Caldwell & Payne, P.A. Timeshare Period Week IN THE COUNTY COURT IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIR- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Post Office Box 120069 (O)7 in Condominium Unit AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Legal Notices CUIT IN AND FOR LAKE FLORIDA FLORIDA FLORIDA Count 2 MARCUS BUTLER Clermont, FL 34712 No. 104301 FLORIDA ONLY, Everything sold as is COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION and SHARONDA MONIQUE Telephone: 352-242-2670 COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION where is, no guarantees.. Case No:12CC1645 Case No:12CC1646 Case No:12CC1647 BUTLER Timeshare Period Attorney for Plaintiff Count 4 ANGEL L. Case No:12CC1757 Please call to confirm auc- CASE NO: 2012 CA 2234 SUMMER BAY PARTNER- SUMMER BAY PARTNER- SUMMER BAY PARTNER- Week (O)21 in Condomin- Ad. No: 00353783 CANALES and LIBERTAD SUMMER BAY PARTNER- tion at 352-429-0090. Civil Division SHIP, a Florida general SHIP, a Florida general SHIP, a Florida general ium Unit No. 103308 Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 MARIA TAVERAS Timeshare SHIP, a Florida general 003 Legal partnership partnership partnership Period Week (O)45 in Con- partnership Notices Ad No 00352719 CITY OF EUSTIS, a Munici- Plaintiff, Plaintiff, Plaintiff, Count 3 JORGE L. COLINA dominium Unit No. 104303 Plaintiff, Aug. 10 & 17, 2012 pality in the State of Florida, ROSLYN MICHELE GIL- DWAYNE RANDOLPH MAT- LEYDI DOMINGUEZ and Timeshare Period Week DELORA JOHNSON et al Plaintiff MOUR et al THEW CARTWRIGHT and ALEXIS PEDRO PEREZ et al (E)38 in Condominium Unit Count 5 AMPARO CANGAS Defendant(s) vs. Defendant(s) ARLENE YVETTE CART- Defendant(s) No. 103302 and MANUEL GONZALEZ PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE COUNTY COURT IN WRIGHT et al Timeshare Period Week NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUC- Elise M. Grimshaw, de- NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Defendant(s) NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Count 4 PATRICIA Y. CRUZ (E)43 in Condominium Uint ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 ceased and William Adkins ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 BONILLA Timeshare Period FLORIDA No. 104308 NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- TION. THE FOLLOWING VE- COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION HICLE(S) WILL BE SOLD as the Personal Represen- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- Week (O)46 in Condomin- suant to a Final Judgment tative of the Estate of Elsie suant to a Final Judgment ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 suant to a Final Judgment ium Unit No. 104304 Case No:12CC1717 Count 7 BESSY JEANETHE of Foreclosure in the cap- FOR CHARGES DUE ON: SUMMER BAY PARTNER- M. Grimshaw; and All Un- of Foreclosure in the cap- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- of Foreclosure in the cap- CARCAMO Timeshare tioned, matter dated July SHIP, a Florida general known Heirs, Beneficiaries, tioned, matter dated July suant to a Final Judgment tioned, matter dated July Count 5 GLORIBETH CRUZ Period Week (E)33 in Con- 31, 2012 I will sell to the SEPTEMBER 3, 2012 partnership NOTICE OF SERVICE OF Legatees, Devisees, Per- 31, 2012 I will sell to the of Foreclosure in the cap- 31, 2012 I will sell to the DONDIS Timeshare Period dominium Unit No. 105108 highest bidder for cash at AT 8:30 A.M. Plaintiff, PROCESS BY PUBLICATION sonal Representative, Credi- highest bidder for cash at tioned, matter dated July highest bidder for cash at Week (E)15 in Condomin- the front door of the Lake MARICEL S. ABBADIE and STATE OF NORTH CARO- tors and Any Other Person the front door of the Lake 31, 2012 I will sell to the the front door of the Lake ium Unit No. 105305 Count 8 RAVON CARMI- County Judicial Center, 550 2001 GMC WILLIAM A. ABBADIE et al LINA Claiming by Through Under County Judicial Center, 550 highest bidder for cash at County Judicial Center, 550 CHAEL Timeshare Period West Main Street, Tavares, 1GTHC23U71F164719 Defendant(s) COUNTY OF STANLY or Against Elsie M. Grim- West Main Street, Tavares, the front door of the Lake West Main Street, Tavares, Count 6 CELSO CRUZ Week (O)6 in Condominium Florida 32778, at 11:00 IN THE GENERAL COURT OF shaw or the Estate of Elsie Florida 32778, at 11:00 County Judicial Center, 550 Florida 32778, at 11:00 FIGUEROA and JOHANNA Unit No. 103305 A.M. on Sept. 06, 2012 the 2005 DODG NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT M. Grimshaw, A.M. on Sept. 06, 2012 the West Main Street, Tavares, A.M. on Sept. 06, 2012 the SANTOS Timeshare Period following-described prop- 1B3EL46X15N697702 ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 DIVISION Defendants, following-described prop- Florida 32778, at 11:00 following-described prop- Week (O)18 in Condomin- Count 9 RICARDO CAR- erty, all of which are THE NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- 12-SP-98 erty, all of which are THE A.M. on Sept. 04, 2012 the erty, all of which are THE ium Unit No. 107303 RASCO and VILOETA N. VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, THE ADDRESS WHERE THE suant to a Final Judgment NOTICE OF ACTION VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, following-described prop- VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, CARRASCO Timeshare according to the Declaration VEHICLES ARE STORED: of Foreclosure in the cap- FOR THE STEP-PARENT according to the Declaration erty, all of which are THE according to the Declaration Count 7 RAUL ANGUIANO Period Week (O)5 in Condo- of Condominium, thereof REVIS TOWING & RECOV- tioned, matter dated July ADOPTION OF: Nicholas In The Name of the State of of Condominium, thereof VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, of Condominium, thereof DEANDA and ADRIANA minium Unit No. 107207 recorded in Official Records ERY OF GROVELAND, INC. 31, 2012 I will sell to the Alexander Aderholt Florida: recorded in Official Records according to the Declaration recorded in Official Records GONZALEZ DEANDA Time- Book 1897, page 1089, 7130 E. SR 50 highest bidder for cash at Book 1897, page 1089, of Condominium, thereof Book 1897, page 1089, share Period Week (O)20 in Count 11 VALERIA PAOLA Public Records of Lake GROVELAND, FL 34736 the front door of the Lake BY: Dennis Clyde Aderholt, TO: Elsie M. Grimshaw, de- Public Records of Lake recorded in Official Records Public Records of Lake Condominium Unit No. CASTELLO and JORGE AR- County, Florida, as Ad No. 00353765 County Judicial Center, 550 Jr. ceased, whose last known County, Florida, as Book 1897, page 1089, County, Florida, as 105112 IEL PAPAGNO Timeshare amended. August 17, 2012 West Main Street, Tavares, address was 108 E. Quayle amended. Public Records of Lake amended. Period Week (E)47 in Con- Florida 32778, at 11:00 TO: James Matthew Clark, Avenue, Eustis, Florida County, Florida, as Count 8 DWAYNE D. DE- dominium Unit No. 105304 Count 1 DELORA JOHNSON A.M. on Sept. 06, 2012 the Respondent 32726, and all unknown Count 1 ROSLYN MICHELE amended. Count 1 LEYDI DOMINGUEZ LOATCH and ANDREA DE- Timeshare Period Week PUBLIC NOTICE heirs, beneficiaries, lega- GILMOUR Timeshare Period and ALEXIS PEDRO PEREZ LOATCH Timeshare Period following-described prop- Count 12 LUIS F. CHANG (O)1 in Condominium Unit erty, all of which are THE TAKE NOTICE that a Peti- tees, devisees, personal Week (O)17 in Condomin- Count 1 DWAYNE RAN- Timeshare Period Week Week (E)30 in Condomin- and MARTA I. CHANG No. 104105 VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUC- tion for Adoption of a Minor representatives, creditors ium Unit No. 104205 DOLPH MATTHEW CART- (O)42 in Condominium Unit ium Unit No. 103305 Timeshare Period Week according to the Declaration TION. THE FOLLOWING VE- Child (Stepparent) was filed and any other persons WRIGHT and ARLENE No. 103205 (O)6 in Condominium Unit Count 2 ANA M. MALAVE of Condominium, thereof HICLE(S) WILL BE SOLD by Dennis Clyde Aderholt, claiming by, through, under Count 2 MARIA RAMONA YVETTE CARTWRIGHT Count 9 PHILLIP CARROLL No. 103104 Timeshare Period Week recorded in Official Records FOR CHARGES DUE ON: Jr. on the 6th day of June, or against Elsie M. Grim- GONZALEZ DE RODRIGUEZ Timeshare Period Week Count 2 EFRAIN DUANY DEVAUGHN Timeshare Pe- (E)38 in Condominium Unit Book 1897, page 1089, 2012, with the Clerk of Su- shaw, or the estate of Elsie and CARLOS S. AROSTEGUI (O)45 in Condominium Unit Timeshare Period Week riod Week (O)2 in Condo- Count 13 BRIAN JOSEPH No. 104107 Public Records of Lake August 31, 2012 perior Court for Stanly M. Grimshaw. Timeshare Period Week No. 105209 (O)33 in Condominium Unit minium Unit No. 104205 CIAVARELLA Timeshare AT 8:30 A.M. County, Albermarle, North (E)34 in Condominium Unit No. 104105 County, Florida, as Period Week (O)4 in Condo- Count 3 BECKY A. MARKLE amended. Carolina, in the above-enti- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED No. 107205 Count 2 WILLA MAE CASH Count 10 GERARDO JERRY minium Unit No. 104105 Timeshare Period Week 2006 FORD tled case. The Petition re- that an action to foreclose a Timeshare Period Week (O) Count 3 ANGELA ESPINOSA DIAZ Timeshare Period (O)42 in Condominium Unit Count 1 MARICEL S. 1FTPW12V46FA84504 lates to a male child born lien imposed by the Code Count 3 OLAF DURAN GON- 5 in Condominium Unit No. and SILVIO ALFONSO HER- Week (O)40 in Condomin- Count 14 ELAINE R. COHEN No. 103302 ABBADIE and WILLIAM A. January 17, 2003 at Arnold Enforcement Board of the ZALEZ Timeshare Period 104307 RERA Timeshare Period ium Unit No. 103304 and LINDA A. BLOZIE Time- THE ADDRESS WHERE THE Palmer Hospital in Orlando, City of Eustis, Florida pursu- Week (O)21 in Condomin- Week (E)13 in Condomin- ABBADIE Timeshare Period share Period Week (E)14 in Count 5 JOAN M. Week (E)3 in Condominium VEHICLES ARE STORED: Orange County, Florida ant to §162.09, Florida ium Unit No. 107301 Count 3 MARIA D. CASTI- ium Unit No. 104103 Count 11 SIRDELROL Condominium Unit No. MARTINEZ MERCADO Unit No. 107307 REVIS TOWING & RECOV- named Nicholas Alexander Statutes, on real property LLO DIAZ and JULIO CESAR VONZEL DRAYTON Time- 105307 Timeshare Period Week ERY OF GROVELAND, INC. Clark-Taylor born to Bonnie located in Lake County, Count 4 AARON M. GROSS PENA ALBERTO Timeshare Count 5 CARLOS EVANS share Period Week (E)19 in (O)21 in Condominium Unit Count 2 JOSHUA RAY 7130 E. SR 50 Lynn Taylor. Florida, described as fol- and DENISE L. GEORGE Period Week (O)5 in Condo- Timeshare Period Week Condominium Unit No. Count 15 LUZ LETICIA COL- No. 105209 ANDERSON and JESSICA GROVELAND, FL 34736 lows: Timeshare Period Week minium Unit No. 104202 (E)37 in Condominium Unit 105101 LAZOS and RAMON A. Ad No. 00353763 TAKE NOTICE that you are (O)20 in Condominium Unit No. 107306 NICOLE ANDERSON Time- ALVARADO Timeshare Pe- Count 7 ALTAGRACIA share Period Week (E)3 in August 17, 2012 required to make defense to The West 1/2 of Lots 49 No. 103303 Count 4 EDGARDO L. Count 14 ADRIANA DUE- riod Week (E)30 in Condo- MATOS and JOHN Condominium Unit No. such pleasing no later than and 50; and the East 1/2 of CHAVEZ CASABLANCA Count 6 JOSE FIALLOS and NAS DE GALLEGOS, GRA- minium Unit No. 107307 ANTHONY CRESPO Time- 105102 forty (40) days after the Lots 57, 58, 59, and 60, Count 5 PIA LILLEMOR Timeshare Period Week CARMEN S. FIALLOS Time- CIELA TREVINO RODRIGUEZ share Period Week (O)33 in date of the first publication according to the Plat of GUSTAFSSON Timeshare (E)34 in Condominium Unit share Period Week (0)24 in and HECTOR JESUS SORIA August 03, 2012 Condominium Unit No. Count 3 JUAN ANDRE and PUBLIC NOTICE of this notice, exclusive of Quayle’s Golf Links Subdivi- Period Week (E)8 in Condo- No. 107305 103205 MARTELL Timeshare Period NEIL KELLY 104203 such date. Upon your failure sion, recorded in Plat Book minium Unit No. 105303 Week (E)52 in Condomin- NELIDA ELIZABETH ANDRE Clerk of the Court Timeshare Period Week UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUC- to do so, the Petitioners will 5. page 24, Public Records Count 5 OMAR CONDE and Count 8 JOSE A. FLORES ium Unit No. 105308 By: /s/W.Tillman Count 8 JOSE MENDOZA (O)19 in Condominium Unit TION. THE FOLLOWING VE- apply to the Court for the of Lake County, Florida Count 6 RENE GUZMAN and OMAR CONDE MARTINEZ Timeshare Period Week Deputy Clerk LEYVA and CONSUELO No. 106304 HICLE(S) WILL BE SOLD relief sought in the Petition. (hereinafter referred to as REMBER G. GONZALEZ FU- Timeshare Period Week (E)7 in Condominium Unit Count 15 DATRIL JAYVIS Paul M. Caldwell ORDONEZ Y CAMPOS FOR CHARGES DUE ON: Any Parental rights that you the “Property”). NES Timeshare Period (E)5 in Condominium Unit No. 103106 DUNBAR and GRACE MARY Caldwell & Payne, P.A. Timeshare Period Week Count 4 RAMON JORGE may have will be terminated Week (0)27 in 104202 No. 105109 RACE Timeshare Period Post Office Box 120069 (O)20 in Condominium Unit SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 upon the entry of the order Has been filed against you Count 9 MARIA H. FLORIDA Week (O)48 in Condomin- ARANDA Timeshare Period Clermont, FL 34712 No. 107306 Week (O)12 in Condomin- AT 8:30 A.M. of adoption. and you are required to Count 7 JACKQULINE FAY Count 6 SAMUEL CORTES and LAZARO and LAZARO ium Unit No. 107105 Telephone: 352-242-2670 ium Unit No. 103203 serve a copy of your answer HARE-WALLACE Timeshare JR. and MILDRED OCASIO J. FLORIDORODRIGUEZ Attorney for the Plaintiff Count 9 BRIAN MILLER and 2007 KIA This the 13th day of or pleading to said Com- Period Week (E)8 in Condo- Timeshare Period Week Timeshare Period Week August 1, 2012 Ad No.:00353555 GEOGIEMAE LEERLENE Count 5 FENANDO KNAFE121975435049 August, 2012 plaint on Plaintiff’s attorney minium Unit No. 105103 (O)26 in Condominium Unit (E)10 in Condominium Unit NEIL KELLY Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 MILLER Timeshare Period ARANIBAR, MARIA RIENY of record, Todd J. Mazenko, No. 104208 No. 103207 Clerk of the Court Week (E)15 in Condomin- THE ADDRESS WHERE THE /s/ Amy S. Davis Esq., 600 Jennings Avenue, Count 8 LEON HARRIS By: /s/W.Tillman LAFUENTE, MELVY ALBA ium Unit No. 105201 DE SALAZAR and JHONNY VEHICLES ARE STORED: Amy S. Davis, Attorney for Eustis, Florida 32726, and Timeshare Period Week Count 7 LINDA DIANE CRA- Count 10 ESTHER KPANKA Deputy Clerk MANFRED SALAZAR SALA- REVIS TOWING & RECOV- Petitioner file the original answer or (E)13 in Condominium Unit MER Timeshare Period FREEMAN Timeshare Period Paul M. Caldwell Count 10 SULEMA LAURA ZAR Timeshare Period ERY OF GROVELAND, INC. NC Bar #22809 pleading in the Office of the No. 103208 Week (O)35 in Condomin- Week (E)12 in Condomin- Caldwell & Payne, P.A. MIR Timeshare Period Week (E)42 in Condomin- 7130 E. SR 50 235 Cabarrus Avenue E. Clerk of the Circuit Court, ium Unit No. 103201 ium Unit No. 103207 Post Office Box 120069 Week (E)6 in Condominium GROVELAND, FL 34736 Concord, NC 28025 Fifth Judicial Circuit, in and Count 9 CLINTON AUSTIN Clermont, FL 34712 ium Unit No. 105311 Unit No. 107107 Ad No. 00353766 for Lake County, Florida on HENRY CRAWFORD and Count 8 HAROLD CRUZ and Count 11 ANDRE LAMAR Telephone: 352-242-2670 Count 6 RAFAEL AREVALO August 17, 2012 Ad.: 00350721 or before September 7, MELISSA ELVIRA SCOT- ROXANA M. DOMINGUEZ FULLER Timeshare Period Attorney for the Plaintiff Count 12 KOUROCHE and YANIRA A. AYALA Aug.17, 24 & 31, 2012 2012. If you fail to do so, a LAND DE HENRY Timeshare Timeshare Period Week Week (E)34 in Condomin- Ad No.:00352605 MOHANDES, NATASHA S. Timeshare Period Week Judgment by Default will be Period Week (E)28 in Con- (E)49 in Condominium Unit ium Unit No. 103305 Aug. 10 & 17, 2012 MOHANDES and ZULEIKA (E)33 in Condominium Unit taken against you for the dominium Unit No. 107105 No. 103303 IN THE COUNTY COURT IN VANESSA FIGUEROA Time- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF relief demanded in said Count 13 FRANCISCO M. No. 105309 share Period Week (O)49 in THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIR- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Complaint. Count 10 RAFAEL ANGEL Count 9 CARLOS A. CUS- GARCIA and MARIA ISABEL Condominium Unit No. CUIT, IN AND FOR LAKE Count 7 FARIDETH ARVELO FLORIDA HERNANDEZ and LERIDA TODIA BUCETA and SU- LEON Timeshare Period IN THE COUNTY COURT IN 103202 COUNTY, FLORIDA BURGOS and MARILYN COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Done and Ordered at Lake JOSEFINA HERNANDEZ SANA VAZQUEZ VAZQUEZ Week (E)17 in Condomin- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, CRUZ MORALES Timeshare Case No: 12CC1756 NOTICE OF SUSPENSION County, Florida, this 24th Timeshare Period Week Timeshare Period Week ium Unit No. 104201 FLORIDA Count 13 MALACHITA Case No: 2011 DR 002230 Period Week (E)46 in Con- SUMMER BAY PARTNER- day of July, 2012 (E)25 in Condominium Unit (O)6 in Condominium Unit COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION MOLYNEAUX Timeshare Case No.: 201201960 Case No: 12CC1716 dominium Unit No. 105203 SHIP, a Florida general No. 105105 No. 107104 Count 14 RICKY ONIEL partnership Period Week (E)22 in MANOLITO JOSHUA DES- TO: Philip A. Johnson Neil Kelly GARDNER Timeshare Period SUMMER BAY PARTNER- Condominium Unit No MET, Count 8 KEVIN WAYNE RYAN O. HOFFMAN and Clerk of the Circuit Court Count 11 RODERICK VAN Count 10 MATTHEW DAR- Week (O)11 in Condomin- SHIP, a Florida general 103203 Petitioner, BAGBY Timeshare Period BRITNY D. HOFFMAN et al A Notice of Suspension to By: /s/ K. MITCHELL HOLLINS Timeshare Period RELL DAVIS and LORI ANN ium Unit No 106105 partnership Week (O)4 in Condominium Defendant(s) suspend and an Administra- As Deputy Clerk Week (O)37 in Condomin- DAVIS Timeshare Period ANGIE EUGENE et al Count 14 ALBERTO TANICA NICOLE ALFORD, Unit No. 103306 tive Complaint to revoke ium Unit No. 107205 Week (E)12 in Condomin- Count 15 TIMOTHY NOAH Defendant(s) MONTILLA and JACQUE- Respondent. your license and eligibility NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Ad. No: 00351567 ium Unit No. 104205 GIBBS and TAMMY SUE ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 LINE MONTILLA Timeshare for licensure has been filed Aug. 3, 10, 17 & 24 2012 Count 12 KARL NICO GIBBS Timeshare Period NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Count 9 HELEN P. Period Week (O)12 in AMENDED BAPTISTE Timeshare Period NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- against you. You have the HOMEIER and MARIA JA- Count 11 APRIL LASHEENA Week (O)49 in Condomin- ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Condominium Unit No. NOTICE OF ACTION FOR Week (E)42 in Condomin- suant to a Final Judgment right to request a hearing COBA HOMEIER Timeshare DE JERINETT Timeshare ium Unit No. 105101 NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- 103302 DISSOLUTION OF ium Unit No. 105307 of Foreclosure in the cap- pursuant to Sections Period Week (O)9 in Condo- Period Week (O)42 in Con- suant to a Final Judgment MARRIAGE 120.569 and 120.57, Flor- of Foreclosure in the cap- tioned, matter dated August minium Unit No. 103204 dominium Unit No. 103104 August 1, 2012 7, 2012 I will sell to the Count 15 MYRIAM ALEJAN- ida Statutes, by mailing a NEIL KELLY tioned, matter dated August Count 10 MICHAEL R. DRA VASQUEZ Timeshare TO: TANICA NICOLE AL- BARBOSA and MAGDA highest bidder for cash at request for same to the Count 13 KEISHA GRACE Count 12 JANELLE EVETH Clerk of the Court 7, 2012 I will sell to the Period Week (E)32 in Con- FORD BARBOSA Timeshare Period the front door of the Lake Florida Department of Agri- HUDSON Timeshare Period DELEON and JOSE GUADA- By: /s/W.Tillman highest bidder for cash at dominium Unit No. 103208 2345 10TH ROAD, SW, Week (E)40 in Condomin- County Judicial Center, 550 culture and Consumer Serv- Week (E)10 in Condomin- LUPE ZAMORA Timeshare Deputy Clerk the front door of the Lake Apt. 237 ium Unit No. 103106 West Main Street, Tavares, ices, Division of Licensing, ium Unit No. 104102 Period Week (E)45 in Con- Paul M. Caldwell County Judicial Center, 550 August 1, 2012 Vero Beach, Florida Post Office Box 3168, Tal- West Main Street, Tavares, Florida 32778, at 11:00 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT dominium Unit No. 105110 Caldwell & Payne, P.A. A.M. on Sept. 20, 2012 the NEIL KELLY 32961-5261 lahassee, Florida Count 14 VINCENTE HUM- Post Office Box 120069 Florida 32778, at 11:00 Count 11 JOSE L. Clerk of the Court FOR LAKE COUNTY, BARBOZA Timeshare Period following-described prop- 32315-3168. If a request FLORIDA BERTO RUIZ and ANA Count 13 CINTHIA MIREYA Clermont, FL 34712 A.M. on Sept. 20, 2012 the By: /s/W.Tillman YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an for hearing is not received following-described prop- Week (E)35 in Condomin- erty, all of which are THE PROBATE DIVISION MILENA RUIZ Timeshare DIAZ and CARLOS DIAZ Telephone: 352-242-2670 VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, Deputy Clerk action has been filed by 21 days from the date of Period Week (E)41 in Attorney for the Plaintiff erty, all of which are THE ium Unit No. 103102 Paul M. Caldwell against you and that you Timeshare Period Week according to the Declaration the last publication, the File No. 2012-CP-987 Condominium Unit No (O)8 in Condominium Unit Ad No.: 00352864 VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, Caldwell & Payne, P.A. are required to serve a copy right to hearing in this mat- according to the Declaration Count 12 GILLERMO of Condominium, thereof Division Probate 103207 No 107303 Aug. 10 & 17, 2012 recorded in Official Records Post Office Box 120069 of your written defenses, if ter will be waived and the of Condominium, thereof BARRIENTOS AVALOS and Clermont, FL 34712 any, to it on Manolito IN RE: ESTATE OF SANDRA RITA BUSTOS Book 1897 page 1089, Department will dispose of Count 15 ELIZABETH Count 14 GRELINA M. recorded in Official Records Telephone: 352-242-2670 Joshua Alford, whose ad- MARJORIE I. SMITH GUTIERREZ Timeshare Pe- Public Records of Lake this cause in accordance SUAREZ LAINEZ Timeshare DIVINAGRACIA and MEIN- Book 1897 page 1089, Attorney for the Plaintiff dress is 15945 Bayvista Deceased. Notice Under Fictitious riod Week (E)43 in Condo- County, Florida, as with law. Period Week (E)45 in Con- HART F DIVIANGRACIA Public Records of Lake Aug. 10 & 17, 2012 Dr., Clermont, Florida Name Statute Law Pursuant minium Unit No. 106202 amended. dominium Unit No. 106203 Timeshare Period Week County, Florida, as 34714 on or before August NOTICE TO CREDITORS to Section 865.09, Ad No.: 00350351 (E)39 in Condominium Unit to Section 865.09, amended. 31, 2012 and file the origi- July 27, August 3, 10 & 17, Florida Statutes Count 13 ALEXANDER D. Count 1 RYAN O. HOFFMAN The administration of the August 1, 2012 No. 105302 and BRITNY D. HOFFMAN nal with the clerk of this 2012 NEIL KELLY Count 1 ANGIE EUGENE BENTON and FANETTA S. IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Court at 550 WEST MAIN estate of MARJORIE I. JASPER-BENTON Time- Timeshare Period Week AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Clerk of the Court Count 15 YLUMINADA To Whom It May Concern: Timeshare Period Week STREET, TAVARES, Florida SMITH, deceased, whose share Period Week (O)6 in (O)30 in Condominium Unit FLORIDA By: /s/W.Tillman DOMINGUEZ Timeshare (O)48 in Condominium Unit 32778, before service on date of death was July 28, Condominium Unit No No. 105105 COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Deputy Clerk Period Week (E)3 in Condo- Notice is hereby given that No. 104201 Petitioner or immediately 2012 is pending in the Cir- the undersigned, pursuant 105107 Case No: 12CC1773 cuit Court for Lake County, Paul M. Caldwell minium Unit No. 106108 Count 2 VILMA IGLESIAS thereafter. If you fail to do Caldwell & Payne, P.A. to the “Fictitious Name Count 2 LILIANA SUMMER BAY PARTNER- so, a default may be en- Florida, Probate Division, Count 14 NESTOR F. Timeshare Period Week SHIP, a Florida general Post Office Box 120069 August 1, 2012 Statute” Florida Statute FERNANDEZ Timeshare tered against you for the re- NOTICE OF SUSPENSION the address of which is Post BERMUDEZ and LORENA (O)39 in Condominium Unit partnership Clermont, FL 34712 NEIL KELLY 865.09, 2009, will register Period Week (E)9 in Condo- lief demanded in the peti- Office Box 7800, Tavares, SALAZAR Timeshare Period No. 104104 Plaintiff, Telephone: 352-242-2670 Clerk of the Court with the Division of Corpo- minium Unit No. 106106 tion. Case No.: 201202343 FL 32778. The names and rations, Department of Week (O)47 in Condomin- ELIZABETH AMADOR and addresses of the personal Attorney for the Plaintiff By: /s/W.Tillman Count 3 LARRY Q. ISAAC TO: Brian J. Shan Ad No.: 00352869 State, State of Florida, upon Count 3 MARIA E. ium Unit No. 107207 VICDARIZ S. LORA- Copies of all court docu- representative and the per- Deputy Clerk and STEPHANIE B. ISAAC RODRIGUEZ et al Aug. 10 & 17, 2012 Paul M. Caldwell receipt of proof of publica- FERNANDEZ Timeshare ments in this case, includ- A Notice of Suspension to sonal representative’s attor- Count 15 WILLIAM DAVID Timeshare Period Week Defendant(s) Caldwell & Payne, P.A. tion for this notice the Ficti- Period Week (O)31 in Con- ing orders, are available at suspend and an Administra- ney are set forth below. BRAVO Timeshare Period (O)10 in Condominium Unit Post Office Box 120069 tious Name, to wit: dominium Unit No. 103105 the Clerk of the Circuit tive Complaint to revoke Week (E)14 in Condomin- No. 105102 NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Clermont, FL 34712 Court’s office. You may re- your license and eligibility All creditors of the decedent IN THE COUNTY COURT IN TRANQUIL ESSENCE ium Unit No. 104302 ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Telephone: 352-242-2670 Count 4 DAVID FLOREZ view these documents upon for licensure has been filed and other persons having AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, MOBILE MASSAGE Count 4 JEFFREY L. JASEK NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- Attorney for the Plaintiff Timeshare Period Week request. against you. You have the claims or demands against FLORIDA August 1, 2012 Timeshare Period Week suant to a Final Judgment Ad No.: 00352463 (E)43 in Condominium Unit right to request a hearing decedent’s estate on whom COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION NEIL KELLY (O)4 in Condominium Unit of Foreclosure in the cap- Aug. 10 & 17, 2012 Intends to register the said No. 105302 You must keep the Clerk of pursuant to Sections a copy of this notice is re- Case No: 12CC1717 Fictitious Name located at Clerk of the Court No. 104103 tioned, matter dated August the Circuit Court’s office no- 120.569 and 120.57, Flor- quired to be served must SUMMER BAY PARTNER- the below address: By: /s/W.Tillman 2, 2012 I will sell to the file their claims with this Count 5 NANCY FONT tified of your current ad- ida Statutes, by mailing a SHIP, a Florida general Timeshare Period Week Deputy Clerk Count 5 ZOLA S. JENKINS highest bidder for cash at dress. (You may file Notice request for same to the court WITHIN THE LATER partnership 600 RIVER BIRCH COURT Paul M. Caldwell Timeshare Period Week the front door of the Lake OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE (E)42 in Condominium Unit of Current Address, Florida Florida Department of Agri- Plaintiff, CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, No. 107107 Caldwell & Payne, P.A. (E)50 in Condominium Unit County Judicial Center, 550 Supreme Court Approved culture and Consumer Serv- TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- MARICEL S. ABBADIE and FLORIDA 34711 Post Office Box 120069 No. 103306 West Main Street, Tavares, Family Law Form 12,915.) ices, Division of Licensing, CATION OF THIS NOTICE WILLIAM A. ABBADIE et al Clermont, FL 34712 Florida 32778, at 11:00 OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE Count 7 SHEYLA KARLA Future papers in this lawsuit Post Office Box 3168, Tal- Defendant(s) Under Fictitious That the interested owner in Telephone: 352-242-2670 Count 6 SIMONE SHERONIA A.M. on Sept. 11, 2012 the DATE OF SERVICE OF A NOTICE FREITAS Timeshare Period will be mailed to the ad- lahassee, Florida Name Statute Law Pursuant said business enterprise is Week (O)46 in Condomin- Attorney for the Plaintiff JOHNSON Timeshare following-described prop- dress on record at the 32315-3168. If a request COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- as follows: Ad No.:00352669 Period Week (O)31 in Con- erty, all of which are SUM- THEM. to Section 865.09, ium Unit No. 103301 clerk’s office. for hearing is not received ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Florida Statutes Aug. 10 & 17, 2012 dominium Unit No. 103305 MER ISLES CONDOMINIUM by 21 days from the date of NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- CHRISTINA L. HIDALGO I, according to the Declara- All other creditors of the de- Count 8 YANDY FRUTOS Warning: Rule 12,285, Flor- the last publication, the suant to a Final Judgment To Whom It May Concern: and GLORIA JEAN FRUTOS Count 7 RAUL JORGE and tion of Condominium, ida Family Law Rules of right to hearing in this mat- cedent and other persons of Foreclosure in the cap- Dated in Lake County, Flor- DULCE MARIA JORGE thereof recorded in Official having claims or demands Timeshare Period Week IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Procedure, requires certain ter will be waived and the tioned, matter dated August Notice is hereby given that ida this 8 day of August (E)21 in Condominium Unit Timeshare Period Week Records Book 2172 page against decedent’s estate AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, (O)23 in Condominium Unit automatic disclosure of Department will dispose of 10, 2012 I will sell to the the undersigned, pursuant 2012. No. 106302 FLORIDA 2336, Public Records of documents and information. this cause in accordance must file their claims with highest bidder for cash at No. 104103 Lake County, Florida, as this court WITHIN 3 to the “Fictitious Name COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Failure to comply can result with law. the front door of the Lake Statute” Florida Statute /s/Christina L. Hidalgo Count 9 DIANA PATRICIA Case No: 12CC1718 amended. in sanctions, including dis- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE County Judicial Center, 550 Count 8 PRINCE JOSEPH OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION 865.09, 2009, will register GALLEGO Timeshare Period SUMMER BAY PARTNER- missal or striking of plead- Ad No.: 00351048 West Main Street, Tavares, with the Division of Corpo- Ad No.00353220 Week (E)35 in Condomin- Timeshare Period Week Count 1 ELIZABETH OF THIS NOTICE. SHIP, a Florida general (O)46 in Condominium Unit ings. August 3, 10, 17 & 24, Florida 32778, at 11:00 rations, Department of August 17, 2012 ium Unit No. 107103 partnership AMADOR and VICDARIZ S. 2012 A.M. on Sept. 06, 2012 the No. 107303 LORA-RODRIGUEZ Time- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED State, State of Florida, upon Plaintiff, WITNESS my hand and seal following-described prop- receipt of proof of publica- Count 10 ARESKY GARCIA JULIA VALERIE BROWN et share Period Week (E)5 in of this court on July 25, WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS erty, all of which are THE Count 11 CHARLENE S. Condominium Unit No. SET FORTH IN SECTION tion for this notice the Ficti- IN THE COUNTY COURT IN and YANIURKA SANTANA al 2012 VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, tious Name, to wit: Timeshare Period Week KING Timeshare Period 108306 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Defendant(s) Week (O)44 in Condomin- according to the Declaration FLORIDA (E)52 in Condominium Unit NEIL KELLY PROBATE CODE WILL BE of Condominium, thereof ium Unit No. 105108 Count 3 RICARDO ARVIZU FOREVER BARRED. EPIPHANY HAIR STUDIO COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION No. 107308 NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Clerk of the Court recorded in Official Records Case No:12CC1715 ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 and LAURA VILLAS- By: /s/Donna Rudolph NOTICE OF SUSPENSION Book 1897 page 1089, Intends to register the said Count 11 DOMINGO Count 12 ERIC LAMB ANADEARVIZO Timeshare NOTWITHSTANDING THE SUMMER BAY PARTNER- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- MONTANEZ Timeshare Pe- Deputy Clerk Public Records of Lake Fictitious Name located at SHIP, a Florida general ALFREDO GARCIA and Period Week (E)9 in Condo- Case No.: 201202343 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH suant to a Final Judgment riod Week (E)9 in Condo- County, Florida, as the below address: partnership YANETH BRENES Timeshare of Foreclosure in the cap- minium Unit No. 108303 No.: 00350450 TO: Brian J. Shan ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED amended. minium Unit No. 105211 TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Plaintiff, Period Week (E)25 in Con- tioned, matter dated August Aug. 3, 10, 17 & 24,2012 630 8TH STREET WILLIAM BROWN et al dominium Unit No. 104206 2, 2012 I will sell to the Count 4 HORACIO RENDON A Notice of Suspension to AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Count 7 FARIDETH ARVELO Count 13 RAFAEL LEON BALDERAS and CLAUDIA DATE OF DEATH IS CLERMONT, LAKE COUNTY, Defendant(s) highest bidder for cash at suspend and an Administra- BURGOS and MARILYN FLORIDA 34711 Count 12 MARIA ELENA VELEZ and ELBA J. RIVERA BALDERAS Time- tive Complaint to revoke BARRED. the front door of the Lake ALEMAN RIVERA Timeshare CRUZ MORALES Timeshare NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- GARCIA, FRANCISCO E. share Period Week (E)28 in NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE your license and eligibility County Judicial Center, 550 Period Week (E)6 in Condo- Period Week (E)46 in Con- That the interested owners ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 GARCIA and JOSE F. Condominium Unit No. OR DISPOSITION for licensure has been filed The date of first publication West Main Street, Tavares, minium Unit No. 105204 dominium Unit No. 105203 in said business enterprise NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- GARCIA Timeshare Period 108206 against you. You have the of this notice is August 17, Florida 32778, at 11:00 are as follows: suant to a Final Judgment Week (O)8 in Condominium According to the Florida Self right to request a hearing 2012. A.M. on Sept. 11, 2012 the Count 14 ROBERT EUGENE August 10, 2012 of Foreclosure in the cap- Unit No. 105105 Count 5 AUDRA F. BAUM Storage Act, pursuant to Sections following-described prop- LIVINGSTON Timeshare Pe- NEIL KELLY Michelle Lundy tioned, matter dated July and FREDERICK S. BAUM Groveland Mini Storage, 120.569 and 120.57, Flor- Attorney for Personal Rep- erty, all of which are THE riod Week (O)23 in Condo- Clerk of the Court Patricia Coit 31, 2012 I will sell to the Count 13 BARBARA E. Timeshare Period Week LLC, located at ida Statutes, by mailing a resentative: VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, minium Unit No. 103307 By: /s/W.Tillman highest bidder for cash at GLOVER Timeshare Period (W)25 in Condominium Unit 178 Groveland Farms Road, request for same to the /s/Dennis L. Horton according to the Declaration Deputy Clerk Dated in Lake County, Flor- the front door of the Lake Week (O)50 in Condomin- No. 406304 Groveland, FL 34736 Florida Department of Agri- DENNIS L. HORTON of Condominium, thereof Count 15 RICARDO J. Paul M. Caldwell ida this 14 day of August County Judicial Center, 550 ium Unit No. 103103 gives notice that the follow- culture and Consumer Serv- Attorney for OTIS WILLIAM recorded in Official Records LOPEZ Timeshare Period Caldwell & Payne, P.A. 2012. West Main Street, Tavares, Count 6 FRANCIS T. ing Tenant is in default of ices, Division of Licensing, MATTISON III Book 1897 page 1089, Week (O)41 in Condomin- Post Office Box 120069 Florida 32778, at 11:00 Count 14 MICHEL JOSE CALABRIA and MARY S. the rental agreement. Post Office Box 3168, Tal- Florida Bar No: 187991 Public Records of Lake ium Unit No. 104101 Clermont, FL 34712 /s/Michelle Lundy A.M. on Sept. 04, 2012 the GONZALEZ Timeshare CLIFF Timeshare Period lahassee, Florida Dennis L. Horton, P.A. County, Florida, as Telephone: 352-242-2670 following-described prop- Period Week (E)22 in Con- Week (E)3 in Condominium Stacey Jones Dority, Unit 32315-3168. If a request 900 WEST HIGHWAY 50 amended. August 08, 2012 Attorney for the Plaintiff Ad No.00353958 erty, all of which are THE dominium Unit No. 105309 Unit No.408405 01 for hearing is not received CLERMONT, FL 34711 NEIL KELLY Ad No.:00353497 August 17, 2012 VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, Barbara Russell, unit 41 by 21 days from the date of Telephone:(352)394-4008 Count 1 JULIA VALERIE Clerk of the Court Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 according to the Declaration Count 15 JESSICA RANAY Count 7 KELLVIN CHAVEZ the last publication, the Fax:(352)394-5805 BROWN Timeshare Period By: /s/W.Tillman of Condominium, thereof GRIGSBY Timeshare Period Timeshare Period Week Unit contents are unknown right to hearing in this mat- E-Mail: Week (E)43 in Condomin- Deputy Clerk recorded in Official Records Week (O)24 in Condomin- (E)20 in Condominium Unit Units will be sold or dis- ter will be waived and the [email protected] ium Unit No. 103207 Paul M. Caldwell Book 1897, page 1089, ium Unit No. 103104 No. 108105 posed of on August 18, Department will dispose of Caldwell & Payne, P.A. Public Records of Lake Count 2 KAY ANTONIA 2012 at 10:00 a.m. We this cause in accordance Personal Representative: Great Classified Post Office Box 120069 Count 8 ELSA COTTO August 08, 2012 have the right to sell or re- /s/:Otis William Mattison III County, Florida, as BUTLER Timeshare Period with law. NEIL KELLY Clermont, FL 34712 RIVERA and ALBERT fuse any bids, and may dis- 4454 Ag Road amended. Week (E)34 in Condomin- Clerk of the Court Telephone: 352-242-2670 GOMEZ VELEZ Timeshare pose of all contents accord- Groveland, Florida 34736 ium Unit No. 105312 Ad No.: 00351048 By: /s/W.Tillman Attorney for Plaintiff Period Week (E)37 in Con- ing to Florida State Stat- Ad.No.: 00353847 Count 1 WILLIAM BROWN August 3, 10, 17 & 24, Deals Everyday! Deputy Clerk Ad. No: 00353777 dominium Unit No. 108104 Timeshare Period Week utes. 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003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 405 410 Sales Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Professional THE DAILY Count 9 TONYA D. DASCH CADA Timeshare Period SMITH and SANDRA Count 8 CARLOS RIERA FIREFIGHTER / EMT Timeshare Period Week IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Week (O)35 in Condomin- IN THE COUNTY COURT IN YVONNE SMITH Timeshare IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Timeshare Period Week 200 COMMERCIAL HAS AN (E)30 in Condominium Unit AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, ium Unit No. 104203 AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Period Week (E)50 in Con- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, (E)51 in Condominium Unit The City of Clermont No. 108103 FLORIDA FLORIDA dominium Unit No. 105107 FLORIDA No. 107301 At Your Fire Department is ac- COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Count 9 JUANA M. QUI- COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION cepting applications for Count 10 JOSE LUIS DELA- Case No: 12CC1779 ROGA Timeshare Period Case No: 12CC1830 Count 9 MALIHE Case No: 12CC1879 Count 9 CARLOS LUIS RI- Service F/T Firefighter/EMT, TORRE Timeshare Period SUMMER BAY PARTNER- Week (E)44 in Condomin- SUMMER BAY PARTNER- SOWLATI-BOROUJERDI SUMMER BAY PARTNER- ESGO and MADAY R. RI- $13.78/hr. (2604 hrs Week (E)19 in Condomin- SHIP, a Florida general ium Unit No. 105203 SHIP, a Florida general Timeshare Period Week SHIP, a Florida general ESGO Timeshare Period annually; Kelly day ium Unit No. 502301 partnership partnership (E)34 in Condominium Unit partnership Week (O)31 in Condomin- FOR A FULL TIME Plaintiff, Count 10 JOSE RAFAEL Plaintiff, No. 105308 Plaintiff, ium Unit No. 104208 every 28 days). Min. POSITION IN Count 11 LILIANA VILMA A. PALLENS ORTIZ RAMOS BANDAS and MARCIA BROWN and MU- MARIDALIA BERRIOS MO- 201 Insurance requirements for appli- OUR CLASSIFIED DELGADO Timeshare Period and NELMARIE MAESTRE ELIZABETH RAMOS Time- BARAK HASSAN et al Count 10 PEGGY ANN RALES and CARLOS Count 10 JENNIE RIVERA cation consideration: ADVERTISING DEPT. Week (E)38 in Condomin- PALLENS et al share Period Week (O)39 in Defendant(s) STARKES Timeshare Period HERIBERTO MORALES et al CARRASQUILLO Timeshare •Current State of The successful candi- ium Unit No. 108110 Defendant(s) Condominium Unit No. Week (E)35 in Condomin- Defendant(s) Period Week (O)8 in Condo- 205 Adult Care Florida Firefighter II date will have a mini- 107208 NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- ium Unit No. 105312 minium Unit No. 104204 Cert. Count 12 RAFAEL DUDA- NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- NOTICE mum of 1-year sales • Current State of experience, marketing MEL Timeshare Period ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Count 11 JORGE L. RAMOS NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- Count 11 PEDRO E. ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Count 11 JONATHAN RIV- Florida Statute states, Florida EMT or Week (E)16 in Condomin- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- RIVERA and JOHANNA TI- suant to a Final Judgment SUAREZ PEREZ and YOAN- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- ERA RUIZ Timeshare Period “It is a misdemeanor or customer service ium Unit No. 108109 suant to a Final Judgment RADO DE JESUS Timeshare of Foreclosure in the cap- DRA C. GARCIA SADA suant to a Final Judgment Week (E)9 in Condominium Paramedic Cert. for any person willfully, experience. Candidate of Foreclosure in the cap- Period Week (O)10 in Con- tioned, matter dated August Timeshare Period Week of Foreclosure in the cap- Unit No. 104306 •Current CPR for will be responsible for Count 13 ILIANEXCIS tioned, matter dated August dominium Unit No. 104104 2, 2012 I will sell to the (E)1 in Condominium Unit tioned, matter dated August knowingly, or inten- Healthcare Providers tionally to operate or all Legal & Obituary FIGUEROA MORENO and 2, 2012 I will sell to the highest bidder for cash at No. 107203 2, 2012 I will sell to the Count 12 DIANA LEE RIV- card holder (or Notices. Candidate JAIME L. ROLON ALICEA highest bidder for cash at Count 12 OREL RAYMOND the front door of the Lake highest bidder for cash at ERS Timeshare Period attempt to operate a equivalent). Timeshare Period Week the front door of the Lake and FLORENCE JEAN Time- County Judicial Center, 550 Count 12 LIDIA NOHEMI the front door of the Lake Week (O)29 in Condomin- family day care home must have be detail •Cert. of Completion oriented with excellent (E)15 in Condominium Unit County Judicial Center, 550 share Period Week (E)33 in West Main Street, Tavares, TORRES VELARDE and County Judicial Center, 550 ium Unit No. 103206 without a license or of Emergency Vehicle No. 108204 West Main Street, Tavares, Condominium Unit No. Florida 32778, at 11:00 ROBERTO POYATO Time- West Main Street, Tavares, without registering communication and Florida 32778, at 11:00 104208 A.M. on Sept. 13, 2012 the share Period Week (E)31 in Florida 32778, at 11:00 Count 13 SUHAIL Operators Course with the department, speaking skills, be Count 14 SHEYNA MADE- A.M. on Sept. 11, 2012 the following-described prop- Condominium Unit No. A.M. on Sept. 11, 2012 the RODRIGUEZ OCASIO and min. 16 hrs). computer proficient, LINE FLORES Timeshare following-described prop- Count 13 DIANE STATEN erty, all of which are THE 104208 following-described prop- HECTOR M. RODRIGUEZ whichever is applica- •Successfully passed ble”. Florida Statute able to type 40 wpm, Period Week (E)21 in erty, all of which are SUM- RAYSOR Timeshare Period VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, erty, all of which are THE MAYSONET Timeshare Pe- Lake Tech Fire and be deadline Condominium Unit No MER ISLES CONDOMINIUM Week (E)26 in Condomin- according to the Declaration Count 13 LAURICE R. VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, riod Week (O)37 in Condo- states, “No person Academy Employment driven. 108105 I, according to the Declara- ium Unit No. 106301 of Condominium, thereof TOWNSEND Timeshare Pe- according to the Declaration minium Unit No. 105210 shall advertise a child Testing process within tion of Condominium, recorded in Official Records riod Week (E)12 in Condo- of Condominium, thereof care facility without in- the last 12 months. Count 15 WALTER BENJA- thereof recorded in Official Count 14 RENALDO R. Book 1897 page 1089, minium Unit No 106105 recorded in Official Records Count 14 GLADYS M. cluding within such We offer base salary MIN FUENTES and GLORIA Records Book 2172 page REEVES and CHERYL LOU- Public Records of Lake Book 1897, page 1089, RODRIGUEZ and JULIA M. Completed applications advertisement the plus commission; ex- FRANCISCA FUENTES 2336, Public Records of ISE REEVES Timeshare Pe- County, Florida, as Count 14 BLANCA TRIG- Public Records of Lake RODRIGUEZDETORRES and related certificates cellent benefits to in- Timeshare Period Week Lake County, Florida, as riod Week (0)45 in Con- amended. OURA and MIREYA ARGEN- County, Florida, as Timeshare Period Week state or local agency li- must be received in cense number of such clude medical, dental, (E)10 in Condominium Unit amended. dominium Unit No. 105112 TINA CALDERA Timeshare amended. (0)34 in Condominium the Human Resources life, 401K and more; No. 108209 Count 1 MARCIA BROWN Period Week (O)1 in Condo- Unit No. 104306 facility. The statute ap- Department by: Count 1 VILMA A. PALLENS Count 15 PATRICIA ME- and MUBARAK HASSAN minium Unit No. 107304 Count 1 MARIDALIA BER- plies to anyone with paid time off; and August 31, 2012 at sales training. August 03, 2012 ORTIZ and NELMARIE NEZES SINVEL REIS Time- Timeshare Period Week RIOS MORALES and CAR- Count 15 JOSE JAVIER more than 1 unrelated 5:00 pm. NEIL KELLY MAESTRE PALLENS Time- share Period Week (0)8 in (E)11 in Condominium Unit Count 15 MANUEL TUNJAR LOS HERIBERTO MORALES RODRIGUEZ and AMANDA child in their home. Email resumes to: Clerk of the Court share Period Week (E)27 in Condominium Unit No. No. 105302 Timeshare Period Week Timeshare Period Week JEAN RODRIGUEZ Time- Visit www.Cityof classifiedjobs@ By: /s/W.Tillman Condominium Unit No. 105311 (O)14 in Condominium Unit (E)43 in Condominium Unit share Period Week (E)5 in ClermontFL.com dailycommercial.com Deputy Clerk 108110 Count 2 MYNOR J. GUERRA No. 103102 No. 103201 Condominium Unit No. or details. or apply at: Paul M. Caldwell August 06, 2012 LUCERO Timeshare Period 104208 252 Home EOE, M/F, V/P, D/V, 212 E. Main Street Caldwell & Payne, P.A. Count 2 WILKENS PARAI- NEIL KELLY Week (E)43 in Condomin- August 1, 2012 Count 2 MARIANELA MOR- DFWP Post Office Box 120069 SON Timeshare Period Clerk of the Court ium Unit No. 104306 NEIL KELLY GADO ANGLES Timeshare August 06, 2012 Hauling Leesburg, FL., EOE Clermont, FL 34712 Week (E)33 in Condomin- By: /s/W.Tillman Clerk of the Court Period Week (O)23 in Con- NEIL KELLY Telephone: 352-242-2670 ium Unit No. 108109 Deputy Clerk Count 3 ANDREA GUTIER- By: /s/W.Tillman dominium Unit No. 107108 Clerk of the Court WE DO CLEANING PROPERTY MANAGER Attorney for the Plaintiff Paul M. Caldwell REZ GOMEZ Timeshare Pe- Deputy Clerk By: /s/W.Tillman IN & OUT 423 Accounting Ad No.: 00353509 Count 3 TYRONE KIRK PAT- Caldwell & Payne, P.A. riod Week (O)18 in Condo- Paul M. Caldwell Count 3 JOHN ELLISON Deputy Clerk Foreclosure & Rental Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 TERSON Timeshare Period Post Office Box 120069 minium Unit No. 103305 Caldwell & Payne, P.A. MOTTLEY and NATALIE Paul M. Caldwell Week (O)51 in Condomin- Clermont, FL 34712 Post Office Box 120069 ANN SMITH Timeshare Pe- Caldwell & Payne, P.A. properties. Mowing, ACCOUNTING CLERK ium Unit No. 501306 Telephone: 352-242-2670 Count 4 RICARDO GUTIER- Clermont, FL 34712 riod Week (O)45 in Condo- Post Office Box 120069 hauling off debris, FOR A/P - FT Attorney for the Plaintiff REZ Timeshare Period Telephone: 352-242-2670 minium Unit No. 103202 Clermont, FL 34712 & bush hogging,tree for brand new 300 A/P keying & process- IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Count 4 ANDRES A. PENA Ad No.: 00353574 Week (O)38 in Condomin- Attorney for the Plaintiff Telephone: 352-242-2670 work &stump grinding units @ PepperTree ing thru checks for AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, LOPEZ and IINDRA R. RUBI- Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 ium Unit No. 106204 Ad No.: 00352486 Count 4 LORETA EVELYN Attorney for Plaintiff Call 352-315-9010 or ANO Timeshare Period Aug. 10 & 17, 2012 MUTYORA Timeshare Pe- Ad. No: 00353600 Apts., close to The Vil- multiple companies. FLORIDA 352-504-1597 lages. Organized & as- COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Week (O)2 in Condominium Count 5 TONIA HAYES riod Week (O)31 in Condo- Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 Statement review. Case No:12CC1774 Unit No. 402405 Timeshare Period Week minium Unit No. 104201 sertive leader for staff Prior A/P & Accounting SUMMER BAY PARTNER- IN THE COUNTY COURT IN (E)13 in Condominium Unit 281 Roofing of 6. Must have 2 yrs exp. a plus. Mon. -Fri., SHIP, a Florida general Count 5 BARBARA M. PIC- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, No. 104205 IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Count 5 JAMARR R. NANCE 100 Mgmt exp. Salary ne- 8am - 5pm, w/bene- partnership CIRELLI Timeshare Period FLORIDA AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, and L. M. ROWLAND- Announcement gotiable w/exp. + fits. Pay based on exp. Plaintiff, Week (E)20 in Condomin- COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Count 6 MARY T. HEIRESS FLORIDA NANCE Timeshare Period monthly bonus oppor- ium Unit No. 108111 Case No: 12CC1829 Timeshare Period Week Week (E)15 in 107301 Apply in Person: KELLY LYNN MULINA et al COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION tunity. Health benefits, 900 Main St., Ste. 204 Defendant(s) SUMMER BAY PARTNER- (E)45 in Condominium Unit Case No: 12CC1878 102 Lost Count 6 ROSA ELENA SHIP, a Florida general No. 105310 SUMMER BAY PARTNER- Count 6 ROBERT NIEVES paid vacation & sick, The Villages, FL 32159 PULIDO and ZOHANY partnership and ADIS MARILYN NIEVES discount on rent avail- NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- SHIP, a Florida general AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD McHALE ROOFING INC. ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 PULIDO Timeshare Period CANDIDO P. HERNANDEZ Count 7 PATRISHA R. HER- partnership Timeshare Period Week able. Week (E)39 in Condomin- and ANGELA V. BERT and YAHCOB KAHLIL (0)51 in 104207 female, white with Re-Roofs and Repairs E-mail to: NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- MARTHA LORETDEMOLA et black 11 yrs. old. 425 Clerical suant to a Final Judgment ium Unit No. 402405 HERNANDEZ et al SWINTON Timeshare Pe- al Tile, Metal, Shingles [email protected] of Foreclosure in the cap- Defendant(s) riod Week (E)17 in Condo- Defendant(s) Count 7 JEDDAH N. NO- Family pet. Reward. Flat Roofs & Fax to: 813-636-8863 tioned, matter dated July Count 7 ROSA EVA RAMOS minium Unit No. 103108 VIELLO PALMER Timeshare 352-408-8280 Mobile Homes OR apply at: RECEPTIONIST/OFFICE 31, 2012 I will sell to the ABREGO Timeshare Period NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Period Week (E)30 in Con- Excel. Ref’s Avail. Week (E)7 in Condominium ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Count 8 ADALBERTO VINA- dominium Unit No. 105111 3793 Pepper Tree Ln. ASSISTANT highest bidder for cash at ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 104 Special Licensed & Insured Energetic & depend- the front door of the Lake Unit No. 108212 NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- LES Timeshare Period Week NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- EOE/DFWP suant to a Final Judgment (O)8 in Condominium Unit Count 8 DARILUZ Notices CCC1328197 able for Lady Lake of- County Judicial Center, 550 suant to a Final Judgment Call: 352-255-2758 West Main Street, Tavares, Count 9 DENIS FRANCISCO of Foreclosure in the cap- No. 106302 of Foreclosure in the cap- NUNEZDERAMIREZ Time- fice. Computer skills Florida 32778, at 11:00 REYES Timeshare Period tioned, matter dated August tioned, matter dated August share Period Week (O)39 in NOTICE TO 410 Sales and willingness to A.M. on Sept. 04, 2012 the Week (E)45 in Condomin- 7, 2012 I will sell to the Count 9 LAVERNE D. WAL- 7, 2012 I will sell to the Condominium Unit No. ADVERTISERS learn a must. Hours following-described prop- ium Unit No. 108102 highest bidder for cash at TERS Timeshare Period highest bidder for cash at 107303 MEDIA ADVERTISING 9am -5pm. Starting @ erty, all of which are THE the front door of the Lake Week (O)37 in Condomin- the front door of the Lake Count 10 NORMA ARACELI County Judicial Center, 550 ium Unit No. 106302 Count 9 ARMANDO BENITO PLEASE CHECK YOUR MULTI-MEDIA $8/hr. VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, County Judicial Center, 550 ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Email resumes to: according to the Declaration RIVERA Timeshare Period West Main Street, Tavares, West Main Street, Tavares, ORTA-MORALES and ANA AD FOR ERRORS THE Week (E)20 in Condomin- Florida 32778, at 11:00 Count 10 ANDREW PHILLIP G. GALLOSO Timeshare Pe- FIRST DAY IT AP- ladylakeofficeassistant@ of Condominium, thereof Florida 32778, at 11:00 gmail.com ium Unit No. 502101 A.M. on Sept. 20, 2012 the WEIDENSEE and ANITA L. Sept. 20, 2012 riod Week (E)37 in Condo- PEARS SINCE THE 300 The perfect choice recorded in Official Records A.M. on the Book 1897, page 1089, following-described prop- FARREN Timeshare Period following-described prop- minium Unit No. 104305 DAILY COMMERCIAL for anyone loving to Public Records of Lake Count 11 NORMAN ROB- erty, all of which are THE Week (O)22 in Condomin- erty, all of which are THE WILL NOT BE RE- Financial sell a product they ERTS JR. and PRISCILLA VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, ium Unit No. 103304 Count 10 ANGEL YAMIL SECRETARY County, Florida, as VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, SPONSIBLE FOR IN- believe in. The Daily for busy office equip. amended. THOMAS ROBERTS Time- according to the Declaration according to the Declaration ORTEGA Timeshare Period share Period Week (E)7 in of Condominium, thereof Count 11 MARY MAHONEY Week (E)6 in Condominium CORRECT ADS AFTER Commercial in dealer. Type proposals, of Condominium, thereof Leesburg, FL. Count 1 KELLY LYNN MU- Condominium Unit No. recorded in Official Records WEINREICH and RALPH recorded in Official Records Unit No. 104208 THE FIRST DAY OF handle inventory, up- LINA Timeshare Period 108206 Book 1897 page 1089, FREDERICK WEINREICH Book 1897 page 1089, PUBLICATION. IF YOU Newspaper that has an date data base, cus- Week (O)36 in Condomin- Public Records of Lake Timeshare Period Week Public Records of Lake Count 11 MARIBEL FIND AN ERROR CALL tomer svc. Must be ium Unit No. 103202 Count 12 ANDRES ROLDAN County, Florida, as (E)27 in Condominium Unit County, Florida, as RODRIGUEZ PACHECO THE CLASSIFIED DE- dependable, detail ori- Timeshare Period Week amended. No. 107204 amended. Timeshare Period Week PARTMENT IMMEDI- ented and have good Count 2 ALFRED ALLAN (E)18 in Condominium Unit (E)43 in Condominium Unit 400 No. 408206 Count 1 CANDIDO P. Count 12 OSCAR H. WENDE No. 106205 ATELY AT 314-3278 organizational skills. MURDERS Timeshare Pe- Count 1 MARTHA LORET- OR 748-1955. riod Week (O)8 in Condo- HERNANDEZ and ANGELA Timeshare Period Week DEMOLA Timeshare Period Employment MS Office exp. req’d. minium Unit No. 103204 Count 13 GERALD WADE V. HERNANDEZ Timeshare (E)40 in Condominium Unit Week (O)5 in Condominium Count 13 HAL MARK PAR- for a qualified Outside Full benefits. M-F 8–5. ROSS Timeshare Period Period Week (E)20 in Con- No. 104305 Unit No. 103101 MENTER and MARINA THE PUBLISHER AS- Sales Representative Fax resume Count 3 SOLEDAD MUR- Week (E)33 in Condomin- dominium Unit No. 107108 DAVIES PARMENTER Time- SUMES NO FINANCIAL that values teamwork 407-244-8605 or ILLO Timeshare Period ium Unit No. 108310 Count 13 DEIRDRE FAY Count 2 ALLAN J. MARIN share Period Week (E)2 in RESPONSIBILITY FOR and has a desire E-mail to [email protected] Week (O)51 in Condomin- Count 2 CARLOS HUBERT WILLIAMS Timeshare Pe- SR. and PIERINA M. MARIN Condominium Unit No. ERRORS OR FOR OM- 401 to succeed. EOE/DFWP ium Unit No. 103103 Count 14 MICHAEL A. HURTADO and ANA M. riod Week (O)48 in Condo- Timeshare Period Week 105110 SCHNEIDER and PAMELA S. NOLTE Timeshare Period minium Unit No. 103302 MISSION OF COPY. LI- Management (O)27 in Condominium Unit ABILITY SHALL NOT The successful Count 4 CARMEN MYERS SCHNEIDER Timeshare Week (O)30 in Condomin- No. 107106 Count 14 ROBERT PARRA and SOPHIA ISABEL MYERS Period Week (E)6 in Condo- ium Unit No. 103108 Count 14 B FRANKLIN Timeshare Period Week EXCEED THE COST OF DISTRIBUTION candidate must have 432 Dental Timeshare Period Week minium Unit No. 402203 YARD Timeshare Period Count 3 SERGIO A. MARTI- (O)19 in Condominium THE PORTION OF DISTRICT MANAGER at least 6 months (O)32 in Condominium Unit Count 3 JAMIE DESIREE Week (0)7 in Condomin- NEZ Timeshare Period Unit No 104205 SPACE OCCUPIED BY for the Daily to 1 year sales No. 105111 Count 15 DOYLE EUGENE JENKINS Timeshare Period ium Unit No. 105311 Week (E)34 in Condomin- SUCH ERROR. experience. Is highly BUSY DENTAL OFFICE SHELTON and GAYE BEN- Week (E)14 in Condomin- ium Unit No. 104102 Count 15 TASHA AMENA motivated and looking for a motivated Count 5 DINKAYEHU ZEW- FIELD SHELTON Timeshare ium Unit No. 106104 Count 15 GUADALUPE JA- PEACE and LAMONT AN- and up beat person for Period Week (E)7 in Condo- VIER ZARATE Timeshare THONY PEACE Timeshare CANCELLATIONS enjoys building client DIE NAKEW Timeshare Pe- Count 4 TERRY R. MATHIS relationships, not Front Desk position. 2 riod Week (E)50 in Condo- minium Unit No. 108204 Count 4 BRENTZ JEREMIAH Period Week (E)33 in Con- Timeshare Period Week Period Week (O)35 in Con- yrs. minimum exp. in minium Unit No. 103103 JOHNSON and KATHERINE dominium Unit No. 106203 (O)51 in Condominium Unit dominium Unit No. 106103 CANCELLATION FOR afraid to ask for August 03, 2012 M. JOHNSON Timeshare ADS RUNNING SATUR- Commercial circulation a sale, professional, ins. & dental software. No. 105312 Email resumes' to: Count 6 TYLON L. NA- NEIL KELLY Period Week (O)50 in Con- August 06, 2012 August 03, 2012 DAY MUST BE MADE department. Candidate enthusiastic, and VAROLI Timeshare Period Clerk of the Court dominium Unit No. 105207 NEIL KELLY Count 5 TONYA RENEE MA- NEIL KELLY BY FRIDAY BY 2:00, will be responsible for exhibit a high level aleadingdentist Week (O)36 in Condomin- By: /s/W.Tillman Clerk of the Court ZORA and RAJAB MAZORA Clerk of the Court CANCELLATIONS FOR TRIANGLE AREA, of integrity. @gmail.com or call ium Unit No. 103308 Deputy Clerk Count 5 RONALD WAYNE By: /s/W.Tillman Timeshare Period Week By: /s/W.Tillman 352-267-0422 Paul M. Caldwell JOHNSON Timeshare Pe- Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk SUNDAY & MONDAY EUSIS, MT. DORA (E)19 in Condominium Unit MUST BE MADE FRI- We offer Count 7 MOHAMED ALI NA- Caldwell & Payne, P.A. riod Week (E)41 in Condo- Paul M. Caldwell No. 103206 Paul M. Caldwell TAVARES ZIR and NOORIN NAZIR Post Office Box 120069 minium Unit No. 105210 Caldwell & Payne, P.A. Caldwell & Payne, P.A. DAY BY 5:00 Candidate will base salary plus DENTAL HYGIENIST Timeshare Period Week Clermont, FL 34712 Post Office Box 120069 Count 6 SABRINA HAYES Post Office Box 120069 have Management commission; excellent PT, Experience (E)3 in Condominium Unit Telephone: 352-242-2670 Count 7 JOHN H. JONES III Clermont, FL 34712 MCKENDALL and THOMAS Clermont, FL 34712 experience, sales and benefits to include preferred. No. 105105 Attorney for the Plaintiff and EMILY KAY BAY Time- Telephone: 352-242-2670 ANTHONY MCKENDALL Telephone: 352-242-2670 124 marketing experience medical, dental, life, Fax Resume to: Ad No.: 00353455 share Period Week (E)23 in Attorney for the Plaintiff Timeshare Period Week Attorney for the Plaintiff 401k and more; paid Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 Condominium Unit No. Ad No.: 00353582 Ad No.: 00353440 Professional a plus. Candidate will 352-728-3373 Count 8 MIGUEL ANGEL (O)22 in Condominium Unit train and hire carriers time off; and training. 104102 Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 No. 104304 Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 NEVAREZ and CAROL KEYS Services to deliver the local NEVAREZ Timeshare Period IN JUST 10 Week (E)32 in Condomin- Count 8 JAMES EARL Count 8 DEBORAH A. daily newspaper to Send Reply To: IN THE COUNTY COURT IN JONES and EULA MARIE COMMUNITY The Daily Commercial SATURDAYS ium Unit No. 105103 IN THE COUNTY COURT IN MILLER Timeshare Period IN THE COUNTY COURT IN current subscribers. AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, JONES Timeshare Period You can have the skills AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Week (E)34 in Condomin- AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, SEMINAR: PO Box 490007 FLORIDA Week (O)10 in Condomin- you need to get a job Count 9 STEPHEN PHIL FLORIDA ium Unit No. 105103 FLORIDA How To Avoid Low Candidate will be Leesburg, FL 34749 or COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION ium Unit No. 104208 as a OAKLEY Timeshare Period Case No: 12CC1780 COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Back and Neck responsible for Email to: Week (E)9 in Condominium Case No:12CC1834 Count 9 JUDITH C. MILLER Case No: 12CC1880 DENTAL ASSISTANT SUMMER BAY PARTNER- Count 9 MARK ALAIN Pain Surgery! updating route Adsalesjobs@ Unit No. 104308 SUMMER BAY PARTNER- Timeshare Period Week SUMMER BAY PARTNER- 10-Saturday course. SHIP, a Florida general JOSEPH and CHERTINA books, selling dailycommercial.com SHIP, a Florida general (E)25 in Condominium Unit SHIP, a Florida general Tuition $2,300 partnership DYSHELLE JOSEPH Time- Learn about DRS™ EOE Count 10 MARY A. REMES partnership No. 106305 partnership new subscriptions, Plaintiff, share Period Week (E)42 in Protocol, a break- Payment plans. Timeshare Period Week Plaintiff, Plaintiff, maintaining excellent YENI ARELI CALERO MARTI- Condominium Unit No. Call 407-478-0206 for (O)46 in Condominium Unit TIMOTHY JEROME ORR et Count 10 MICHELLE NICOLAS PEREIRA and through and successful customer service NEZ et al 105107 Info. packet & Free CD. No. 103104 Defendant(s) al DENISE MILLER Timeshare OHILDA GUIROLA PEREIRA nonsurgical treatment and addressing any Defendant(s) Period Week (E)5 in Condo- et al for herniated and CLASS STARTS Count 10 PAMELA I. JO- customer concerns. Count 11 KATHLEEN ANNE minium Unit No. 103105 Defendant(s) SEPT. 15, 2012 NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- SEPH and ALBERTO CAR- degenerative disc REMNER Timeshare Period NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- OPEN HOUSE ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 DENAS Timeshare Period condition. Featuring: Valid Drivers License Week (O)34 in Condomin- ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Count 11 MARK LANE NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- SEPT. 8, 2012, 11am NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- Week (E)43 in Condomin- Dr. Jason E. Davis ium Unit No. 105302 NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- MITCHELL and MARLENE D. ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 & insurance required. TELEMARKETER suant to a Final Judgment ium Unit No. 106307 Davis Clinic of SPACE IS STILL of Foreclosure in the cap- suant to a Final Judgment MITCHELL Timeshare Pe- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- with experience. AVAILABLE Count 12 EDGAR D. REN- of Foreclosure in the cap- riod Week (0)18 in Condo- suant to a Final Judgment Chiropractic, Inc. This is a full time tioned, matter dated August Count 11 GLENN R. KNIGHT In partnership with GIFO and SANTIAGO GAR- tioned, matter dated July minium Unit No. 103307 of Foreclosure in the cap- Discussion of chronic salaried position with Will furnish leads 2, 2012 I will sell to the and MELISSA O. GARSIDE CIA-GUTIERREZ Timeshare 31, 2012 I will sell to the tioned, matter dated August and severe back and Work from home. Lake Sumter highest bidder for cash at Timeshare Period Week bonus incentives. Period Week (E)38 in Con- highest bidder for cash at Count 12 FRANCIA MARI- 2, 2012 I will sell to the Community College the front door of the Lake (E)2 in Condominium Unit neck conditions, Call Ed dominium Unit No. 105201 the front door of the Lake ZOL MOLINA QUINONEZ highest bidder for cash at www.mygodas.com/lscc County Judicial Center, 550 No. 106107 treatment options, Schedule includes day, West Main Street, Tavares, County Judicial Center, 550 Timeshare Period Week the front door of the Lake respective advantages, 352-217-9937 Lic. by FL. Commission Count 13 TANIA West Main Street, Tavares, (O)11 in Condominium Unit County Judicial Center, 550 night, weekend Florida 32778, at 11:00 Count 12 ANDREW BARNES treatment for failed of Ind. ED Lic. #3333 RIVERA-RIVERA and IVAN Florida 32778, at 11:00 No. 103106 West Main Street, Tavares, and holiday hours. A.M. on Sept. 13, 2012 the LANE Timeshare Period VEGA Timeshare Period A.M. on Sept. 04, 2012 the Florida 32778, at 11:00 back or neck surgery. following-described prop- Week (E)22 in Condomin- Week (O)44 in Condomin- following-described prop- Count 13 WILLIAM C. MON- A.M. on Sept. 13, 2012 the Q & A Period Please send resume to erty, all of which are THE ium Unit No. 103306 ium Unit No. 103307 VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, erty, all of which are THE ROE Timeshare Period following-described prop- Light Refreshments. DMjobs@ 435 Medical VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, Week (O)20 in Condomin- erty, all of which are THE according to the Declaration Count 13 MARDOQUEO LE- Reservations Preferred dailycommercial.com Count 14 WILLIAM E. RIV- according to the Declaration ium Unit No. 106102 VILLAS AT SUMMER BAY, of Condominium, thereof MUS, EDWIN LEMUS and 4:00-5:30pm Tues. fax to 352-365-8229 EROS GOMEZ and NATALIA of Condominium, thereof according to the Declaration AVANTE SKILLED recorded in Official Records CRISTOBAL CASTILLO August 21, 2012 VEREA Timeshare Period recorded in Official Records Count 14 PENELOPE B. of Condominium, thereof or apply in person at NURSING & REHAB Book 1897 page 1089, Timeshare Period Week Davis Clinic Week (E)3 in Condominium Book 1897, page 1089, MOORE Timeshare Period recorded in Official Records 212 E. Main St. Public Records of Lake (O)33 in Condominium Unit Is currently seeking a Unit No. 106305 County, Florida, as Public Records of Lake Week (0)36 in Condomin- Book 1897 page 1089, of Chiropractic Leesburg No. 103106 Reservations: RN - NIGHT amended. County, Florida, as ium Unit No. 106303 Public Records of Lake EOE SUPERVISOR Count 15 KARLENE A. amended. County, Florida, as (352) 430-2121 Count 14 JORGE EDUARDO 3-11 & 11-7 RODGERS Timeshare Period Count 15 STANLEY LEON amended. DavisSpineInstitute.com Count 1 YENI ARELI LEON and LASTENIA J. Week (E)44 in Condomin- Count 1 TIMOTHY JEROME MOORE and JOANNA LYN with staffing, computer CALERO MARTINEZ Time- MOSQUERA-LEON Time- ium Unit No. 106102 ORR Timeshare Period MOORE Timeshare Period Count 1 NICOLAS PEREIRA skills & central supply share Period Week (O)29 in share Period Week (E)5 in 405 Week (E)32 in Condomin- Week (E)6 in Condominium and OHILDA GUIROLA experience. Condominium Unit No. Condominium Unit No. August 1, 2012 ium Unit No. 107204 Unit No. 105210 PEREIRA Timeshare Period 105208 105309 Professional Apply on line at: NEIL KELLY Week (O)4 in Condominium www.avante Clerk of the Court Count 3 KIMBERLY M. August 08, 2012 Unit No. 105107 Count 2 PAULA MARTINEZ Count 15 CURTIS DEAN NEED INSTRUCTORS centers.com By: /s/W.Tillman PERRI and JOSEPH F. NEIL KELLY Timeshare Period Week LOONEY and BRENDA Violin, Dance, or fax resume to: Deputy Clerk PERRI Timeshare Period Clerk of the Court Count 2 JANNICE PINETTE (E)23 in Condominium Unit BAXTER HAMBY LOONEY Paul M. Caldwell Week (E)17 in Condomin- By: /s/W.Tillman ESTRADA and JOEL F. RIOS Percussion, Karate. 352-787-5935 No. 104304 Timeshare Period Week Caldwell & Payne, P.A. ium Unit No. 103107 Deputy Clerk GONZALEZ Timeshare Pe- WILDWOOD (O)19 in Condominium Unit Post Office Box 120069 Count 4 ZOBEIDA MO- Paul M. Caldwell riod Week (E)26 in Condo- Call 352-353-0400 •CERTIFIED NURSING No. 104302 Caldwell & Payne, P.A. Clermont, FL 34712 RALES and PEDRO A. RIV- Count 4 DONATO PERSI- minium Unit No. 105305 ASSISTANT Telephone: 352-242-2670 CHETTI Timeshare Period Post Office Box 120069 ERA Timeshare Period August 08, 2012 Attorney for the Plaintiff Week (E)9 in Condominium Clermont, FL 34712 Count 3 YOJANI D. •RN STAFF NURSE Week (E)35 in Condomin- NEIL KELLY Ad No.:00352565 Unit No. 104203 Telephone: 352-242-2670 POLANCO Timeshare Period Looking for the •LPN STAFF NURSE ium Unit No. 105103 Clerk of the Court Aug. 10 & 17, 2012 Attorney for Plaintiff Week (E)7 in Condominium FT/PT/PRN shifts avail. By: /s/W.Tillman best fishing Count 5 SONIA PIMENTEL Ad. No: 00353630 Unit No. 103307 Looking for a few good Count 5 ROLANDO MO- Deputy Clerk Timeshare Period Week Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 spots, RALES-JIMENEZ and JANET Paul M. Caldwell Nurses to join one (O)38 in Condominium Unit Count 4 ZULLY E. POLO ORTIZ-ALVAREZ Timeshare Caldwell & Payne, P.A. see the great team. Must have No. 107206 ECHEVERRIA Timeshare Pe- Period Week (E)51 in Con- Post Office Box 120069 Has your job become extinct? Skilled Nursing Facility riod Week (E)47 in Condo- Outdoor dominium Unit No. 104104 Clermont, FL 34712 Count 6 MICHAEL SCOTT minium Unit No. 103307 experience, Florida Li- Telephone: 352-242-2670 page SECKMAN and JESSICA cense. Count 6 JONATHAN DANIEL Attorney for Plaintiff ASHLEY CLINTON Time- Count 5 CHRISTOPHER LEE every Qualified candidates MORENO Timeshare Period Ad. No: 00353773 share Period Week (E)29 in PRICE and DAWN HOFF Week (E)6 in Condominium Aug. 17 & 24, 2012 Sunday in the Unit No. 105101 Condominium Unit No. PRICE Timeshare Period 104301 Week (O)1 in Condominium sports section. Count 7 PATRICIA R. MO- Unit No. 107202 Please call RENO Timeshare Period Count 7 EUCLID T. SMALL Evolve into something new (352) 365-8200 Week (O)26 in Condomin- Timeshare Period Week Count 6 JUDY D. PUGH to start your 715 E. Dixie Ave. ium Unit No. 104108 (E)50 in Condominium Unit with The Daily Commercial Timeshare Period Week subscription today. No. 106207 (O)48 in Condominium Unit Leesburg, FL 34748 Count 8 PEDRO L. PINEDA Employment Listings. No. 104108 or Fax resume to: and HILDA IRENE MON- Count 8 PAUL ANTHONY Updated daily! 352-365-0718

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435 Medical 450 Trades 470 General 560 Pet 603 Collectibles 604 Furniture 604 Furniture 606 Electronics 635 Garden 652 Articles PUMP TRUCK DRIVERS PET LODGE & SPA Supplies PING PUTTER Authentic, DINING ROOM SET, TABLE Glass top 4’x4’ TELEVISION 32” UMBRELLA STAND For Sale Genuine, over 50 yrs. Broyhill, 1 leaf w/6 w/2 chairs. Palm w/matching stand. Black wrought iron, MEDICAL Experience preferred, is looking for exp’d dog DOG KENNEL, airline BLENDER New Cuisinart CDL CIass A with good handlers to fill shifts approved. Model old. $99 Call wicker backed chairs Tree, decor $50 firm. Good cond. $85 Call basket weave. $20. 600 watt, crushes ASSISTANT driving record re- round the clock due to 352-735-6927 & china cabinet. Ask- 352-742-2319 352-343-5256 Call 352-748-4299 F/T, experienced with 200P. $45. Call cell ice 50 oz. glass jar. quired. Great pay plus increasing business. 407-493-8178 ing $375 obo. $55. 352-748-9611 knowledge of EMR for benefits. Long-term Fax resume to: PLATE Bessie Pease 352-406-0907 TABLE 54” round w/4 TELEVISION Flat screen 640 Guns Primary Care Practice growth opportunities 352-224-1432 or Gutmann, Sweet chairs on casters. 19” Sharp. Works in The Villages. Good DOG SUPPLIES, many BROWNING 16 gauge, BOOK Encyclopedia of exist. We’re offering a complete an applica- items & CAT ITEMS. Slumber LTD. $30. DINING TABLE Wood Good cond. $100 good. $80 Call Health 1908 colored benefits & competitive career, not a job. tion at 10837 US Hwy 352-589-9237 w/4 chairs & extra Call 352-327-7589 352-589-6626 auto & 7 boxes of pay. $35 for all. ammunition $275 plates, 1432 pages. 441, Suite 3, Leesburg 352-324-3025 leaf. Great cond. $50. 352-742-9568 Fax resume to: (next to Home Depot). PLATE Bessie Pease $50. 352-551-5308 TABLE folder dual leaf, TELEVISION Sanyo, 25”, SOLD 1ST DAY! 352-753-3455 No calls please. Gutmann, Tender solid butcher block portable. $35. Works DOGGY DOOR 8’, patio HUNTER’S DOG BOX BOOKS vintage, approx. panel. 7”x11” open- Reflections LTD. DRESSER w/mirror. for RV or home. Great! Call 15-20. $30 for all. Applications taken $30. 352-589-9237 Gloss black. 6 draw- $100 347-7350 352-409-1502 SEAT on metal MEDICAL BILLER SERVICE TECHNICIAN ing. $50 Call Please call from 9am-Noon. ers. $50 Call frame. $25 obo. Call FT experienced with WITH EXPERIENCE 352-259-5929 352-348-7490 Call 352-787-4757 727-798-0976 352-391-9304 knowledge of EMR for Competitive pay. SCULPTURE Billy D Wil- TABLE folder dual leaf, TURNTABLE & AMP Pio- Health & Life Ins. liams Blk women col- solid butcher block neer, Vintage. needs Primary Care Practice FISH TANK & STAND 35 RIFLE Windchester 94, BREAST PUMP Evenflo, in The Villages. SPECIALTIES gallon, good cond. lection. Pd $110, DRESSER w/mirror. for RV or home. repair, good cond. clean, w/carry case, INSTALLER $30 obo. 669-1163 Med. color wood. $100 347-7350 $95. 787-1546. 30-30, Made 1928. Fax resume to: $50 Please call Excel. cond. $1800. bottles etc. $35 call 352-753-3455 2+ yrs exp. installing 352-396-4263 $25. Call 352-308-9478 wire shelving, shower SCYTHE curved handle, SOLD! TABLE LAMP, Mexican VOICE RECORDER 352-365-2169 doors and mirrors. Ap- 100 yrs. old. $100 33” high. Excel. Olympus DS2 digital, SEE KEITH FREE PET DOOR White, adj. STEVENS 20 Gauge CASSEROLE 2 Quart, PHARMACY plicant must be able to for sliding doors, fits Please call DRESSER w/out mirror. Cond. $45 Call base, cover instruc- CorningWare. Asking TECHNICIAN accurately measure PHILLIPS BUICK 352-324-3235 Gloss black. 7 352-793-5741 tions. $50 874-9043 Shot Gun, 95 rounds 2160 Hwy. 441 pets up to 12lb. $75. of ammo. $150. $18 Please call with compounding exp. and cut wire shelving 352-460-0442 drawer. $50 Call 352-242-1609 needed immediately FT and cut and polish Fruitland Park, FL SMYTHE WOOLEN MILL 727-798-0976 TABLE LAMPS, large, 608 A/C & Heat SOLD 1ST DAY! with benefits. bevel edge mirrors. DFWP Dept. 56, never dis- custom made, Clean driving record a PET KENNEL large. 35”L AIR CLEANER UV light 649 Medical CHANDELIER Dining Fax resume: x 21”H, 18”w, slide played. Original END TABLES (2) w/glass lighted base. $80. Room, unique style 352-323-9507 must. Drug free work- STANLEY STEEMER sleeve. $100 obo. inserts & bottom Call 352-561-4179 for Central A/C. Kills out bottom. $20. mold & bacteria. DISPOSABLE FITTED $65 Please call place. Carpet Cleaners - FT 352-561-0856 shelves. $90 both. Apply in person 352-742-9568 $100. 504-2327 BRIEFS, med. 12 per 352-314-0677 Clean FL MVR, 21 yrs. Call 352-751-5737 TABLE metal base round package. $6. Call BAILEY INDUSTRIES, STATE QUARTERS, all CHANDELIER new in & up, drug free, back- PET STROLLER Four ENTERTAINMENT CEN- glass top, 21”x25”. AIR CONDITIONER 352-326-0631 INC. years P & D, AU. $12 box. $40. Please call ground check. Bene- Paws like new. Ask- TER faux oak. $60 $30 obo. Call GE 5000 BTU. $75. 1107 THOMAS AVE. Call after 9am. 352-330-1441 352-217-3628 fits: paid training & ing $50 Firm. Call Call 352-227-7507 352-348-5843 POWER CHAIR new LEESBURG, FL holidays, 401k. 352-259-5629 352-326-9419 never used. Asking CHINA service of 14 3599 W. Main St. TABLE Wrought Iron FILTER for A/C 16”x20”, PROFESSIONAL ENTERTAINMENT CEN- $950. Please call w/many serving pcs. Leesburg, FL 604 Furniture w/glass top & w/4 life time, new in box. STAND ON ROLLERS for TER Fits 36” TV, 352-461-6107 Asking $100. Call CAREGIVERS 455 [email protected] chair $100. Call Pd. $90 sell for $50 bird cage 29.5” H x glass doors, CD stor- 352-360-0743 If you like helping oth- Restaurants/ Fax 352-728-8692 Appliances With age. $50. 753-1170 352-735-1570 Call 352-385-7359 ers, Comfort Keepers 18.75”W x 18.75D. POWER LIFT SEAT elec- Hotels/Clubs $50. 352-978-7461 Warranties $75 & up! tric, 300lb capacity. CHRISTMAS TREE 6’. is looking for CNA, Used Beds all sizes! ENTERTAINMENT CEN- TRUNDLE BED, wrought 624 Children’s Asking $15. HHA, & Homemaker 3 3 3 Asking $40. Call LINE COOK - EXP’D. Buy Sell Trade TER Good cond. $50 iron, designer dark 352-326-0631 Call 352-787-0613 Companions to join our 3 Please call green, good cond. items award-winning team. Apply in Person Fast delivery Mon. or Tue. 561-398-3811 $100 315-9896 BABY CRADLE Complete CLOTHING 13 piece Dental, Vision, Mini call Buzzy’s SCOOTER EZ-Go. 3 Motherhood Mater- Medical, Paid Vaca- 2pm - 3pm 500 352-315-9886 w/mattress. Excel Wheel. Like new! nity summer clothes. Wolfy’s Restaurant 600 ENTERTAINMENT CEN- TRUNDLE BED, wrought cond. $35. Call $500 obo. Call tion, Staying Bonus, www.buzzysbeds.com $50 702-2740 401K, Continued. Edu- 918 N. 14th St. Pets/Animals TER partial glass iron, designer dark 352-343-2973 352-406-0805 NO PHONE CALLS. Merchandise front. Real nice. $50. green, good cond. cation, FT/PT, nights & BED Full size, antique, 352-748-1648 $100 315-9896 BABY CRIB Dark Walnut, CLOTHING Boys 11-12 weekends needed. Mart whitel metal, head & SCOOTER/POWERCHAIR yr. old. Assorted Apply online at: mattress & cover. CARRIER NEW, fits 465 Domestic foot. $75. Call ENTERTAINMENT CEN- WARDROBE very old items. Good cond. http://centralflorida 501 Pets SOLD! SOLD!!! into hitch, 60" fold $40 352-343-3120 seniorhomecare.com TER Wormwood Cedar. Asking $35. out ramp. $195. DIRECT CARE STAFF For Sale Please call /backer/ large. Beautiful. $75. BASSINET white, basket 352-217-3437 Must know sign 601 Antiques BED metal frame 352-617-9000 352-233-0464 COFFEE MAKER Kitchen language AFL. BOSTON TERRIER Pups, w/headboard, foot- storage below. Ask Aid. Makes 12 cups. 10 wk, 1 females. CLOCK electric Sail Ship board & rails. $100 SOLD!!! WALKER 2 wheels, like Send resume to: FUTON BED all wood 605 Appliances Paid $189. Sell for [email protected] 1st. shots. $300 Call good shape. Made Call 352-702-2740 new. $15 Call $100. 978-7461 450 Trades 352-304-2836 with a green mat- by Uniter. $95. Call COOK TOP Electric, 4 CAR SEAT Grayco tan, 352-259-5629 after 352-793-5741 tress. $50 obo. 9am. CHAIR Tony Stewart Of- 352-435-7985 burner. Working excel. cond. Asking COMFORTER SET CATS (2) Sisters, Adult. cond. $50 Call Dave CARPENTER - EXP’D 470 General fice Depot, all $30. Please call Queen, pastel colors, Calico. FREE TO COSTUME JEWELRY leather. Awesome! 352-255-7623 WALKER 2 wheels, like in framing & remodel- FUTON metal w/choco- 352-460-0005 w/accessories. $40 GOOD HOME. Please Vintage. 2 sets. $99. 352-272-5190 new. $15 Call Call 352-314-0050 ing. Must have tools. call 352-357-4150 Necklace & bracelet. late brown mattress. DISCOUNT PLAYPEN excel. cond. 352-259-5629 after Call 352-516-6638 or SOLD!!!! APPLIANCE Asking $25. 9am. $40. Call 787-9332 CHAIRS (2) wrought COOLER Coleman lg. Fax 407-654-4948 CATS RESCUED ALL Repair-Sales-Service Call 352-742-2716 iron, padded ice Most Repairs size. Good cond. $20 SPAY & NEUTERED & ROCKER Wooden, An- GLIDER alum., from WALKER w/seat & cream table chairs $60 Plus Parts PLAYPEN excel. cond. Please call CARRIERS RABIES SHOTS. FREE. tique, 1885. $125 $50. 352-748-2029 1950’s. Asking wheels. $35 Good 352-259-3522 The Daily Commercial 352-516-9652 obo. Call $100. Please call Asking $25. cond. Call Call 352-742-2716 has NEW delivery 352-561-4179 CHAIRS (6) w/green 352-735-1570 352-394-6204 routes available COOLER Igloo 120 CRESTED GECKO. ROUND TABLE 18”, seats. $50 for all. IMMEDIATELY FOR WALKER Sassy Seat & quart. Asking $50. 18X18X24 B-T, Led good cond. $60. Please call GRANDFATHER CLOCK, WALKER with hand CDL-A Drivers CLERMONT AREA. Baby bathtub. $50. Please call lite bar, etc. Pd Call 352-728-3571 352-630-7788 beautiful. New WASHER, DRYER, brakes & SHOWER 352-589-1234 Bonus Transportation $262. all for $110. $1,200 sell for $700 Call 352-455-7557 SEAT. $100. Call REFRIGERATOR COUNTRY WESTERN has new opportunities Call 352-460-2600 CHAIRS stackable, obo. 352-603-5432 “Don’t Toss It 352-787-5917 & immediate openings SCHOOL DESK WINNIE THE POOH CD 20 songs. $7.50 good cond. $40. heavy plastic (10) . Fix It For Less” for you! OTR & Re- DACHSHUND Male cur- stuffed animal, 4’ Call 352-742-1887 Call 352-728-3571 Good cond. $50 Call HIDE-A-BED twin, firm, Buying Clean 650 Computers gional positions avail. rent. Very sweet. excel cond. Like new! $30. Call Daily Commercial 352-324-2998 Washers & Dryers 352-409-8264 & Equip CURTAINS 6 Panels 84” Class A CDL & mini- $220. Please call non-smoking. $80 Days, Evenings & mum 2 yrs. verifiable 212 E. Main St. 352-217-7219 TEA POT org. Lipton. Call 352-246-9948 camel suede, w/2 Leesburg or $35 Please call CHAISE LOUNGER on Weekends INK CARTRIDGE HP57, double rods w/brack- OTR experience. 625 Building New in package, cost Call 352-735-0035 Email: Carriers@ 352-315-1033 rollers pastel colors Call Now ets. $75. 728-0041 DOG female blk & white, excel. cond. $100 KITCHEN TABLE 42” Supplies/ $40 asking $25. Call dailycommercial.com 1 yr. old shots & 352-874-1238 Candidates must have obo. 352-435-7649 round w/extension. 352-343-1046 CUSTOM Chevy Impala wormed. Rescue. Asking $50. Call Materials 2008. 60,000 miles, reliable transportation, 603 Collectibles DISHWASHER Kenmore DRIVERS FREE 352-504-5847 352-669-2926 $14,000. OBO, Land- Drivers License & Ins. CHEFFEROBE ARMOIRE works great. Asking GARAGE DOOR OPENER LAPTOP TABLET UPS Contractor needs scaping Equip. trailer & EOE ALBUMS (48) Country Antique, solid wood $50. Please call 1/3hp, Liftmaster. w/power cord, key- Drivers, req. 1 yr OTR, HAMSTER w/cage, com- music official archive KITCHEN TABLE all board & case. $100. machine $6,000. OBO, Class A CDL. 23 yrs. w/mirror. Excel cond. 352-343-6954 Asking $39. Call plete. FREE TO collection. $200 Call $100 Call 435-0888 wood w/4 chairs. 352-728-6835 Firm. 352-357-2771 French Dinning Room.. old Hazmat 100% no DISPATCHER FT/PT GOOD HOME. Call 352-669-2972 Asking $100 obo. set, Lg. Dresser & touch. M-F Computer skills DRYER Elec. Excel cond. French 352-874-8849 CHEST OF 4 DRAWERS, 352-435-7985 GENERATOR Honda, MONITOR 18” view, Night tables, Call 407-567-8158 needed. Great Deal. Asking Living room tables AVON BOTTLES (30) dif- brown, 25”x15”x3’. 8,000 watt. Elec. speakers, keyboard . Fax resume to: KITTENS 4 mo. Fixed, ferent shapes. $50 SOLD!!!! (must see) Singer In- 352-365-6684 Good cond. $75 Call KITCHEN TABLE blonde, start. Barely used. & mouse. $35 Call shots, male/female. takes all. Call 352-748-0702 3’x3’ w/leaf up. & 2 $3,000 obo. Call 352-343-3243 dustrial sewing ma- Leware Construction or Apply in person DRYER GE Super Ca- chine. Call. Free, good home. 352-406-0882 padded chairs. $85 352-561-4179 PRINTER & SCANNER Company is seeking 833 CR 466A 321-689-1371 CHEST OF DRAWERS pacity 7 cycle, heavy 352-394-2557 or Fruitland Park Call 352-748-0702 HP. Asking $50. •HEAVY EQUIPMENT CHINA TEA SET Lefton, Med. colored wood. duty. $100 Call 352-346-3368 SOLD! INTERIOR 36” 6 panel Call 352-552-2926 SERVICE MECHANIC, MINI DACHSHUND Black complete 15 pc. KITCHEN TABLE wood 352-617-0718 •DATA ENTRY MAGIC MOMENTS dr, prehung, primed DISHES, Fiestaware, (6) & tan, first shots, Heritage Rose. Excel top & metal base. white. $60. Like PRINTER All-in-one, PERSON seeking lead teacher COFFEE TABLE EXHAUST FAN Down assorted pieces. for young children kennel trained. $200 $100. 435-0888 $100 obo Call new. 352-787-6855 Photo Smart. Excel. Apply M - F, 7 - 3:30 Call 352-455-6705 Solid wood. $50 352-630-7788 draft, Jenn Air. $60. Please call Call Hunter Short (2/3’s). Must pos- cond. $65 Call DICKENS ORIGINAL 7 Call 352-455-2224 Squirrel cage. Excel. SCAFFOLDING 1 full 352-250-8290 352-787-1616 or sess patience, com- , 352-315-1033 MIX BREED DOG male, $30. 324-2173 set & the brace. $75. Email to: passion, and CDA or never displayed. In LIVING ROOM SET 45 lbs. 1 yr. old. Ex- COFFEE TABLE & 2 End Call 352-728-1015 DISHES, Fiestaware, Co- [email protected] higher. Call 352-243 original shipping car- w/end tables, lamps PRINTER CARTRIDGE HP cel w/kids. FREE. ton. $350 obo. Tables, wrought iron REFRIGERATOR & MI- balt Blue. (28) pcs. DFWP/EOE 6811. EOE, Lic. w/glass top. $50. & tv stand. $500. SCREEN DOOR alum. #88XL Black. $25. Call 352-874-8849 352-561-0856 Call 352-434-9882 CROWAVE work $100. Please call #C05LA0068 Call 352-434-9855 white, 36” x 68”. Call Al 352-250-8290 SOLD!!!! Asking $15. Call 352-314-3458 SHEPHERD MIX male, 7 GLASSES, Cocktail & MAP FILE Steel case, 5 MAINTENANCE - PT COFFEE TABLE Amish 352-728-6835 DOLLY 2 Position w/bal- for small complex. POSITION months old. FREE TO Martini w/bamboo drawer, good cond. REFRIGERATOR Sears RAM HARD DRIVE 200 GOOD HOME. Call trim & 2 wicker trays. Oak w/2 end tables. loon tires. Good Must have own tools. Fair to good cond. $75 Call 4.2cu.ft. Like new. SINKS (4) Stainless Steel gigabytes. Asking AVAILABLE 352-321-5118 $55. 352-793-4253 352-409-0400 Asking $95. Call cond. $50. Call Apply at: $75. 508-4413 used. Asking $80. $99. Please call 352-314-9537 301 E. Gulf Atlantic Office / Production 352-233-0464 Please call 352-434-4416 SIAMESE CAT male, GOBLETS AVON 6 col- EARRINGS (192) Hwy. between 9-1pm The Villages COFFEE TABLE Bamboo MATTRESS & box spring 352-978-1664 Fax: 352-748-5677 F/T position for moti- neutered, beautiful. lectibles, red, vintage for twin, excel cond. 606 Electronics Selling for $96. w/glass top & match- TOILET White. TRANSFER YOUR VHS vated person w/good Free to good home. 1970’s. $28. Call non-smoker. $80 Call 352-323-1861 ing end table. $50 $35. Call Dave TAPES to DVD’s eas- computer skills, gen- Call 352-217-7219 352-343-1050 3552-246-9948 BLUE TOOTH H15, com- Call 561-398-3811 352-255-7623 ier with Roxio. $20. MAINTENANCE - PT eral office & light pro- patible w/most 352-728-8892 ENCYCLOPEDIA Colliers for small complex. LAUREL & HARDY me- phones. $20 Call edition. (22 volumes) duction. Mon. - Fri. 560 Pet COFFEE TABLE lg. tinted MATTRESS TOPPER Must have own tools. 9-5, good pay, retire- morbilia 10 items. Queen Memory Foam 352-446-0959 635 Garden 651 Articles $25. Please call Apply at: Supplies $55 Please call oval glass top, brass 352-669-5568 ment program & paid pedestal legs. $65 2“ from Kohls. $65 301 E. Gulf Atlantic vacation. 352-330-4484 Call 352-399-2484 CELL PHONE Boost In- Wanted obo 352-330-0874 cognito, has web, ALL TREES ON SALE FAN 12” oscillating on Hwy. between 9-1pm E-mail resume to: AQUARIUM 20 gallon, WANTED used roof pans camcorder/camera. •3 Gal. 6’ Oaks Etc. stand. Excel cond. Fax: 352-748-5677 Jobs@abarcode w/stand. complete MATTRESSES (2) for or used free stand- MEDAL BADGES Politi- COFFEE TABLE Ornate, $30 obo. 483-3353 $10 or 20 for $100 $20 Please call business.com w/light, hood & filter trundle beds, great ing carport. Call or fax to: $80. 504-8827 cal, 9 total. Clinton, light wood, glass top. •Larger trees 8’-12’ 352-259-3522 etc. $15 Call $75 Call cond, clean. $50 Call $25 to $275. 352-396-6506 HVAC INSTALLER 352-750-0088 352-315-9896 CELL PHONE, T-Mobile w/3 yr. exp. 352-330-4484 352-434-9855 SGH/T339, Samsung •4’ Red Cedar $5. FIRE PIT Steel. Portable AQUARIUM 30 gallon, •6’-12’ Bald Cypress 652 Articles Sales/Service MATTRESSES (2) for excel cond. $50. w/grate & screen $1,000 sign-on SCHOOL BUS light, hood & decora- NINJA TURTLES (4) COFFEE TABLE oval 352-551-1630 •Sago or Pindo Palms For Sale top. New. $65 obo. DRIVERS NEEDED tion. $75. Call 1988. 13” tall. $80. Queen Ann, 45”x trundle beds, great Cheap bonus/truck cond, clean. $50 Call ANSWERING MACHINE Call 352-561-0856 Trade tools & back- Training provided. 352-821-2801 Call 352-455-7557 27”. Asking $75. HUAWEI PINNACLE CATT’S TREES Call 352-753-3974 352-315-9896 352-669-1618 W/CORDLESS HAND- FIREWOOD Free you ground check a must. Contact: Lake County Metro PCS, like new. SETS GOOD COND. pick up. Please call Clermont/Apopka Schools, Transporta- PAPERWEIGHTS Avon BIRD CAGE green wire, MICROWAVE CART Oak, $20. Call $10. 352-383-2093 352-330-1884 Leesburg/Ocala tion 352-728-2561 or 1983 Fostoria Crys- COFFEE TABLE Oval, BISTRO SET W/2 legs are built in, on caster, drop leaf, 352-223-4270 Resume to: jeffw@ Apply online: w/play top. $100. tal. 3 pc. $36. Call Queen Anne style, CHAIRS with glass AREA RUG 8 x 11. door, shelf. $50 Call top. $45 obo. FIREWOOD Hickory. You deltamechanical.com www.lake.k12.fl.us 352-434-8094 352-742-5074 cherry color. $55. MICROWAVE w/cart, GE. Burgandy, Floral bor- 352-735-0201 352-435-0064 Haul. Free!! Call Call 352-793-4253 Sanyo 26” Flat der. $30. 435-0055 352-396-2370 or COFFEE TABLES, OAK TABLE approx. screen, JVC VHS 352-348-4584 Oak wood. $50. w/tapes, Brother BROMELIAD 6” pots. BAR Padded, w/mirror 48x24 w/Pedastal, Okay for Landscape. Call 352-561-4179 1440 laser printer. front, about 5’ long FLEA MARKET ITEMS SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON B2 needs refinished. $8.00. Call $100. Excel cond. $250 obo, all. phone cases & other $30. 352-750-4339 352-504-6162 Call 352-223-6322 COFFEE & END 352-561-4179 items. All $50. TABLES Oak finish. 352-324-2559 COAT LATTE UTAH TRAI T PLATE GLASS 27”X44” CUSHIONS Sunbrela, $55. 352-589-5814 PLAY STATION GAMES BEDSPREAD Queen size no scratches or thick, 1 chair, 1 with accessories. (60+). Most popular, GRILL gas very good DODO ACRED SOSO EARNS chips. $35. Call lounge. light brown. Asking $25. Call COMPUTER DESK & mint, org. cases. cond. with cover. 352-589-7214 $35. 748-4299 573-348-2098 S HOWO F H A N D H I T T H E B OOK CHAIR Good cond. $100 669-1163 Asking $65 obo. $75 Call RECLINER Good cond. 352-748-8096 ELI CLIP LOCATIONS 352-348-2389 Blue $75 Call RADIO/CD/DVD Phillips, LAWN MOWER Murray BEDSPREAD, King size, 352-728-4904 20” push mower beige, w/shams. Pd HAMMOCK SP I LLTHEBEAN ROLE w/remote, 2 speak- 54” x 170” long. $45. CORNER CABINET ers & subwoofer SOLD!!! $225. Sell for $50 ROCKER/RECLINER Call 352-365-0191 6.5’H, white. Good $25. 352-633-2457 Call 352-343-6595 PAD ATE LOA FARS I DE La-Z-Boy swivel cloth cond. $50. Call LAWN TRACTOR REAR HAT Joe Fraiser style, RUED EXG I MANOFLETTER 352-406-1419 excel cond. $100 TIRES on rims, like obo. 352-435-7649 RECORD PLAYER w/CD BLANKET King size, felt, size large. $7 & cassette, & re- new. $40 Call green, used once. Please call APASS ONCEMORE DUCAT COUCH & LOVESEAT cords. Philco. $50 352-516-7920 Asking $30. Call SNACK TABLES (4) 352-753-0657 Brown leather. $50. Call 352-343-3120 352-360-0743 YELLOWPAGE I DEA PANE Ethan Allen solid Good cond. Call LEAF BLOWER Reming- HAT Joe Fraiser style, SOLD! cherry. $75. Call ton, elec. 150mph. SRS REUP CAAN RHONES 352-735-5370 STEREO & SPEAKERS BOOKS Western. (25) felt, size large. $7 Disc occasionally Used twice. Like $20 Please call WETBEH I NDTHEEAR new. $40. 787-9332 COUCH beige floral. SOFA & CHAIR skips. $25 Call Call 352-357-4722 352-753-0657 MOD I SH ALDA ANTS B I B Very good cond. Broyhill. Beige striped. 352-348-7490 $100 obo. Call $50. 352-483-2849 PATIO CHAIRS (2) new SPED ESTD GOLDENYEAR 352-435-0064 Bronze sling action SUBWOOFER Sony Ex- Jacquline Smith $80. NHL ER CRASSEST TANGO SOFA BED Mauve & plode 12”. 300 watt, 352-343-2072 COUCH Blue w/wood Turquoise, w/match- perfect cond. Asking PATIO TABLE trim. Great cond. ing stool, good cond. BILLOFRIGHT USED KIRK $50. 407-314-5288 Glass top. Asking $25. $75 Call $95 352-330-0874 Call 573-348-2098 CRAYOLA OER REV NEE 352-383-5660 TELEVISION 32” color, TAPS BUTTERF INGER SOFA retro 1960’s Olive flat screen, good pic- POND LINER COUCH Tan Ultra Suede Green, 7’ long. Great ture, no sound. $20 5’x6’x16”D. Free CROSST I ES MOHR ESA w/black leather trim. cond. $99 Call Call 352-357-3728 Form. $50. Call BAGOF TR I CK SOWONESOAT SOLD!!!! .352-617-5896 352-435-0055 ECONO OK I E CR I BS ARNO DINING TABLE w/5 STOOLS (3) for counter. TELEVISION 32” ROCKING CHAIR, pipe chairs & 2 leafs. Brown $75 obo w/matching stand. furniture. cushioned. RYDER NOSY ANN I E LEAP Good cond. $95 Call Please call Good cond. $85 Call Excel cond. $30 Call 352-748-1648 352-630-7788 352-343-5256 352-589-5814

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652 Articles 652 Articles 675 Sports/ 685 Tools/ 806 Houses 807 810 Duplexes 825 Rent-To- 1001 Mfd Homes 1205 Autos For Sale For Sale Recreation Machinery Unfurnished Apartments Own For Sale PONTIAC SUNFIRE ‘01 Unfurnished CLERMONT/ LOW MILES! HELMET HJC Full Face. TYPEWRITER Royal, CIRCULAR SAW very LEESBURG, min. from W. HWY. 50 Used twice. New elec. Excel cond. BICYCLE Boys 22”. MOUNT DORA 1/1 Only 86K. mi. Auto, $20. Leesburg good condition. Ask- historic downtown. LEESBURG PARKSIDE Before Groveland mobile home, new tires, cold A/C, SOLD!!! $50. Call ing $20. Please call 2/1. $675 per mo. 2br, CHA. $425/mo. Mobile Homes For Sale 352-383-6648 Call 352-217-9920 complete remodeled. 4 door, tinted win- 352-408-1576 Call 352-255-8665 plus $425 security w/Owner Finance Carport, open porch, dows, rear spoiler. KOOL MATE Igloo 36 BICYCLE Men’s Murray, dep. 352-326-9533 Remodeled 2br/1ba close to downtown UNIFORMS, scrubs, & OPEN HOUSE Runs great! $3600. w/converter. Asking 26”, single speed. DISC & BELT SANDER. LEESBURG, on Lake From $500 down Mt. Dora and Tavares. jacket, lg. size. excel. SUNDAY, 1 - 3:30 Call 352-396-5313 $40. Mt Dora. Call Like new. $50 Call Asking $30. Eustis, 2/2, nice LEESBURG AVAIL NOW! ---$$450/month$$--- Seller financing avail., cond. $5 Please call LEESBURG 352-735-1591 352-406-1595 Call 352-323-8208 view. Off 473. $900 MONTCLAIR VILLAGE Also Avail. w/no interest. 352-728-8460 Remodeled 1,350sf, plus elec. Call 2, 3 & 4 BR Starting Handyman Special’s $2,900 1206 Aviation DOVETAIL FIXTURE, 4/2. New A/C, appl., & LADIES CLOTHING large BICYCLE SEATS, 828-283-1138 or at $470/mo Patio 1br & 2br with 1ba Call 352-383-4792 VACUUM Kenmore up- Craftsman, Asking roof. Inside washer & bag, 42 items size tractor style. $50 313-445-5338 Duplex apts. A/C, $500 down right w/attachments $75. Please call dryer. Fenced 1/2ac, 12-14. Wildwood. Call 352-455-4757 Equal Housing Op- --$$350/month$$-- detached garage SENIORS AND ADULTS 1210 Mcycles/ $30. 352-461-7892 in good cond. $40. 352-242-1609 MASCOTTE 3BR/ 1 1/2 portunity. Contact 352-227-7084 or NEW and NEWER 352-357-9497 w/220 power. Play- Mopeds BICYCLE SEATS, bath. Fenced yard, Melissa 326-3300 407-932-0898 house, dog kennel, RV homes on a nice LADIES CLOTHING med. tractor style. $50 DRILL cordless w/bits, adjacent to school Se Habla Español parking. $94,900. quiet park in Eustis CARRIER For Motorcycle VALANCES (2) top 12-14, bottoms, lined, Call 352-455-4757 like new. $7 $850/mo + deposit PEPPERTREE LEESBURG $5,000-$10,000 w/ramp. 400lb. ca- 100 items 25 shoes 86”W x 22”L with/2 Call 352-753-0657 call 352-394-4818 3/l large, carport, W/D Cash price. Only 3 left! pacity. $160. Call $100. 323-3587 Pillows. $35. Call BICYCLE Vintage. Good APARTMENTS hookup, $695/mo, Lot rent $310 per mo. 352-326-4141 352-259-3170 cond. Asking $100. DRILL cordless w/bits, RENTALS New 1, 2 & 3 BR. Call 407-970-3428 1-352-396-2042 LADIES WARDROBE Please call like new. $7 LONG TERM & Close to The Villages DIAMO ‘06, 250. Runs many new w/tags. VINYL FLOORING 352-504-6406 Call 352-753-0657 UNFURN. RENTALS IN Rent Specials Now! TAVARES, Spacious 2/1 Call 352-267-0590 great. Good tires. Size 16-20. $7.00 9’5”x9’5”, new. $50 SOUTH LAKE COUNTY 352-399-2129 within walk to 1002 Mfd Great gas mileage. obo Please call I-BEAM TROLLEY great ROCKER REALTY wildwoodapts.com Call 352-728-2668 BICYCLE Women’s. Like schools and down- ON DORA CANAL. Low Homes $500. firm. 352-343-4445 for garage or shop. 352-394-3570 Equal Housing town Tavares. Gran- SOLD! new. Paid $90, now $85 obo Please call Opportunity priced homes, high W/ land LUGGAGE Samsonite, 3 $50. Call Ask For Janet or Emily ite countertops, in- 352-669-2379 RockerRealtyInc.com quality people. 6/Mo. pc. set, hard sides, WINE COOLER Hold 12 352-321-2174 side utility. NO DE- Free Lot Rent! From For Sale HELMET full face, bur- beige. $30 Call bottles. Great cond. LADY LAKE POSIT REQUIRED. $3,750 Financing. gundy. Paid $160. $100 Call MITER SAW 12” com- SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS Arden Place Apts. New $700 monthly incl. Like new. $40 Call 352-357-1363 CARRIER RACK for bicy- pound. Asking $100. 352-408-4458 352-483-4762 cles, fits 2 bikes, 2/2/1 with workshop 1br & 2/2, 1-story monthly pest control. 1012 R V Lots 352-408-4688 Please call Potting shed. New apts. Coming the Sum- Call 352-516-2478 good cond. $25 Call 352-243-1458 MAGAZINE collection 655 Musical 352-365-6327 kitchen, tiled baths mer of 2012. Lots of 1235 S U V 18/mo of Oprah Active community features, green rated, RENT SPECIAL!! Instruments MULTI TOOL Craftsman, ALTOONA $10. Please call COLLARS (5) & antenna, Indoor/outdoor pool energy efficient, only 811 Condos FORD EXPEDITION XLT router combo formica 3/2 $500/mo. 352-728-2668 ACOUSTIC GUITAR Wildlife Materials Lots of activities. $595 & $725/mo. ‘06. 4 x 4, PW, PL, trimmer, etc. & case. $725/mo + dep. For details call 2/1 $450/mo. Roof Rack, Excel cond. $60. 219 box. $450 Call $50. 343-0587 MASSAGE CUSHION, Call Diane 877-781-6995 or Townhouses 900 w/$300 dep. Running boards Call 352-348-2743 352-551-9554 good cond. $20 Tom Grizzard Realty [email protected] And RV Lot $290/mo. 3rd row seat. Cold A/C NAIL GUN Paslode Strap Real Estate Call 352-735-2071 or Please call BANJO, 5 string w/hard COLLARS (5) & antenna, 352-504-0054 ROYAL OAKS 1 MO. Really Nice Nailer. Asking $100. TAVARES 321 W. Ianthe 352-636-6800 352-446-0959 shell case. Original Wildlife Materials $11,500. Please call VILLAGES 2/2- 1100sf St. 1/1, incl. cable, FREE 2/2.5 all appl. For Sale $1995. Asking $800 219 box. $450 Call Call 352-303-9213 352-551-4921 2 - Gated senior Wi Fi, elec. $330 pool, clubhouse, etc. 352-551-9554 MATTRESS TOPPER obo. 352-435-0211 community. Pool, bi-weekly + dep. Call Call 352-516-2657 memory foam, twin, ROUTER Milwaukee YUKON DENALI AWD golf, tennis (border- 352-669-0961 New Tires, Starter, new. $55. Call GUITAR Ibanez Flat top CUE STICK Jack Dan- heavy duty, brand ing Villages). Unfur- 903 Homes 352-259-3170 w/case & amplifier. iel’s Collectable, like new w/case & guide. THE QUARTERS 812 Rooms to Remainder of Trans- nished w/convection mission Warranty. $400 obo. Call new in case. $30 $99. 352-434-4416 oven, dish washer, APARTMENTS Rent For Sale 1100 132K mi. MIRROR 38”H x 42”W. 352-435-0211 obo. 352-483-3353 side by side, above By The Villages HOMES FOR SALE Lots of Extras! Ornate lovely curved TOOL CHEST 2 draw- stove microwave, Rent Specials Now! Recreation FREE RENT & www.galbreathrealty.com $13,500 obo. frame. $70 Call PIANO Samick Baby FREEZER SUIT for cold ers,. w/86 pieces. of new oversized W/D. 352-391-1410 weather. 1 pc. Med. Agents for buyers Call 352-636-0425 352-357-1363 Grand, excel cond. mechanics tools. Covered porch, ga- liveatthequarters.com UTILITIES $80 Call Call 352-787-4584 Asking $2,000. Call $65. 352-343-7201 rage, patio w/furni- Equal Housing preferably a female 352-793-3042 ORGANIZER ON 352-324-3130 ture, gas grill, fenced Opportunity must be honest, clean 1101 Boats 1240 Trucks WHEELS 26” port- WELDER Hobart. back yard w/doggie & respectable. Your able w/handle. $26. GOLF BAG First Flight, Asking $350. own room & bath. Light Duty 660 Office door. Also available BOAT & TRAILER 14’ Call 352-787-1226 leather, great cond. Call 352-243-1458 Veranda Apts. Call 352-357-0607 Furniture/ furnished Call Mirror Craft. Alum. $25. Call 352-347-7993 SPECIALS LIMITED CHEVROLET ‘99 Supplies 352-787-1332 WORK BENCH w/shelf, Good cond. $500. S-10 Pick Up. PILLOW Sealy Contour wood, 6’L x 22”D x 1, 1 w/den & 2 br Call 352-430-0407 Memory Form stan- 813 Homes One Owner 4 cyl., DESK CHAIR w/arms, GOLF CLUBS left 34.5”H $60 Call YALAHA, 352-735-9400 low mi. dard size, new in box 352-343-7201 3 bed 2 bath in beauti- MountDora To Share $25. 352-343-4111 plus home office handed, like new, JON BOAT 14’ wide 5 speed supplies. $40 Call irons, woods, & bag. ful Waterwood. Com- Apartments.com bottom fiberglass. A/C. W/topper. 352-787-0410 munity pool. Boat dock Equal Housing Good cond. $100 PNEUMATIC BARREL $65. 352-735-6927 Opportunity LEESBURG widow would $5795. available. $1,200. like to share home OPEN HOUSE 352-396-4263 352-348-5843 VACUUM goes on a Sennett Realty Group 674 Exercise GOLF CLUBS, 3 iron with same. Full SUNDAY, 1 - 3:30 55 gallon barrel. $15 352-326-0411 3333333333 LEESBURG thru SW, driver, 3 house privileges. PONTOON, 19’ w/50hp DODGE 2500. ‘04, Call 352-431-3347 Equipment Remodeled 1,350sf, wood, putter. $75 3EUSTIS3 $500/mo. Call Mercury motor. Live Hemi, 4-wheel drive, 800 YALAHA, in Waterwood. 4/2. New A/C, appl., & AB CIRCLE PRO w/DVD, 352-245-0716 1 BEDROOM - NEW 352-255-2226 well, foot operated Club Cab. POOL FILTER & Inline 3/2/2 Townhome, la- roof. Inside washer & books. Like new. 1 Story. Walk to Publix trolling motor every- Custom Exhaust, automatic chlorina- Real Estate nai. Pool, club house dryer. Fenced 1/2ac, $95 firm. GOLF SET irons/woods & Marina. $1,000 Call: 352-357-7332 thing needed for Custom Wheels, tor. $75. Call 3333333333 MOUNT DORA looking detached garage 352-408-3573 oversized like new For Rent per mo. Call fishing, all covers & Alarm System. 352-409-3244 for single roommate. w/220 power. Play- life jackets. Low w/bag. $45. Call 352-603-0034 $375/mo - $100/wk 97K mi. $10,900. AB ULTRA LOUNGE, house, dog kennel, RV hours. $3,700 obo. 352-217-4012 util incl. no pets. Call Call 352-267-0406 PRINTS (5) limited Flow- good cond. $50 parking. $94,900. Owner leaving in 1 808 352-434-9855 ers & Wild Life all for Please call HOT TUB Blue. $100. 807 Apartments week for TN. Call $100 Call Ronald 352-357-9069 Please Call 802 Vacation 865-405-5006 1247 Trailers 352-787-3299 352-874-9043 Rentals Apartments Furnished RENT SPECIAL!! AB ULTRA LOUNGE, ALTOONA TRAILER, Enclosed, Unfurnished EUSTIS Very nice 1/1 PUNCH BOWL w/11 good cond. $50 3/2 $500/mo. 1120 Marine 6x12. $1,800 obo. JEEP WRANGLER ‘97, ON DORA CANAL. Low w/office space. Wa- Call 352-267-0590 glasses. Princess Please call 5 speed, 4 cyl. 2/1 $450/mo. Equip/ Good Cond. Call priced homes, high CLERMONT/ ter, & cable included. 352-217-8205 House. $25 obo Call 352-357-9069 Alloy Wheels w/$300 dep. LEESBURG, 3/1, new 52-323-8031 quality people. 6/Mo. W. HWY. 50 Adults. No pets. Supplies A/C, Winch, Extras Free Lot Rent! From Before Groveland And RV Lot $290/mo. remodeled. Asking Background check. Call 352-735-2071 or 1250 Antique BENCH PRESS Adult owned $3,750 Financing. Mobile Homes For Sale $200/dep. $620/mo. $45,000. Please call REEL TAPES 7” (600) W/WEIGHTS. $100 91K mi. 352-636-6800 352-669-6742 ANCHOR SHADE 6 x 6. Cars 352-408-4458 w/Owner Finance 352-357-9169 $75. Please Call opera 2 operas per obo. 352-455-1767 $7,600. Remodeled 2br/1ba MOUNT DORA 1/1 352-551-4921 LINCOLN ‘78 tape. $20 Please call or 352-357-0652 Call 352-552-3968 From $500 down FRUITLAND PARK 352-343-9935 805 Houses No deposit fully fur- 819 mobile home, CONTINENTAL MARK V ---$$450/month$$--- complete remodeled. BASS BOAT COVER, BOWFLEX POWER PRO MOUNTAIN BIKE 12 nished efficiency all blue/blue, leather runs , Furnished Also Avail. Manufactured Carport, open porch, canvas 17.5’. Good RUG 8’X11’, Hunter strength training sys- speed. Good cond. Handyman Special’s utilities included, cable good. Can be seen at close to downtown cond. $100 Call Ride and Drive Auto. green, w/mauve & tem. $75. Can de- SOLD!!! 1br & 2br with 1ba TV. Free use of boats, Homes Rental LEESBURG, Newly reno- Mt. Dora and Tavares. 352-360-1287 204 W. Burleigh Blvd. tan. $60 obo Call liver. 352-255-8097 $500 down fish off our docks. vated Cabins on Lake Seller financing avail., Tavares. $2,900. 352-327-7589 MOUNTAIN BIKE Boys --$$350/month$$-- Great for singles or ALTOONA 3/2 dbl. wide Griffin. 1 & 2 br couple. Weekly or w/no interest. SIDE CONSOLE Small Call 352-508-5417 EXERCISE CYCLE Pro- 26”, new tires & starting $695 Furn. 352-227-7084 or on 1/3 acre, com- RUGS AREA (2 small) monthly rate. pletely renovated, $2,900 for boat with Teleflex Form XP 70 Clear- tubes, new brakes. & unfurn., incl. elec., 407-932-0898 Call 352-383-4792 steering. $100. Call Lily pads blues & View Upright. $60 $30. 352-326-4141 Call 352-787-4514 fenced. $4,000 greens, unique. $25. water, sewer, WiFi. 352-636-0942 1264 Auto SOLD! Min. 6/mo. lease. EUSTIS down, $675/mo Call 352-728-3032 LEESBURG 352-383-8827 Parts POOL 3.5’ deep. 386-747-7119 All remodeled Apts! 905 TROLLING MOTOR SEWING MACHINE STATIONARY BIKE & Like new. Asking $75. 1,2, & 3br’s 1ST MO. FREE! Accessory SPANISH VILLAGE Waterfront Minnkota #65. 28 lb. In Cabinet. $40. cardio fit excerciser. 352-431-9973 VILLAGES 2/2- 1100sf Starting at $460. CLERMONT/ thrust. Forward & Call 352-603-5432 Both for $50 Call $200 Dep. only. Pool, great location! BRAKE SHOES for ‘98 2 - Gated senior W. HWY. 50 ON DORA CANAL. Low back. $90 346-1434 352-357-1777 TANNING BED Perfect Pet OK. Furn. Efficiency, incl. Cavalier. $15 community. Pool, Before Groveland priced homes, high SHOES (6) size 8.5 - 9, Tan Pro SF240. Call 352-357-5675 util . $800/mo. Call 352-223-4270 golf, tennis (border- Mobile Homes For Sale quality people. 6/Mo. TROLLING MOTOR, mo- narrow. New. $25 for STATIONARY BIKE $600 obo. Call 2/1 apt. $650/mo. ing Villages). Unfur- HARBOR HILLS brand w/Owner Finance Free Lot Rent! From tor Guide 725, 24lb. all. Please call Sears. Good cond. 352-638-6793 Furn. $750/mo + util. nished w/convection new lg. 2 bedrooms, Remodeled 2br/1ba $3,750 Financing. thrust, foot control. CORVAIR ENGINE 352-728-3032 $100 firm. Call 352-728-5555 oven, dish washer, 2 story $995/mo. From $500 down 352-408-4458 $60 obo. 267-4632 PARTS. $50. All. 352-728-6581 TRAMPOLINE 16’ round ---$$450/month$$--- side by side, above Call 352-753-7539 UMATILLA Furn. Adult Call 352-874-4535 SHOES Women’s size 5, w/security net & Also Avail. stove microwave, Studio $550 & 1br office dress. $10 TREADMILL Profoam, hardware. $85 Call new oversized W/D. Handyman Special’s 1150 R V & obo. Call 352-267-1656 LEESBURG - Walk to $575, incl util. No HITCH w/equalizer bars, heart, distance & Covered porch, ga- pets. 352-250-4711 1br & 2br with 1ba Campers 386-336-7572 SOLD!!!! rage, patio w/furni- downtown! 2/2 Avail. $500 down good for pulling $550/mo & $550 dep. trailer. $100 Call TRAMPOLINE, ture, gas grill, fenced --$$350/month$$-- CONVERSION MICRO SHOPPING/LAUNDRY Like new. Asking $75. Park Terrace Apts. 809 Roommate 352-504-6406 WEIGHTS 400 lbs, back yard w/doggie 352-227-7084 or 1000 CAMPER ‘07 CART lg. w/4 wheels. Call 352-431-9973 (352)326-8815 2/benches 2/ EZ curl door. Also available Wanted 407-932-0898 6’x12’x7’, new tires, New 1/2 price $30 Manufactured REAR BUMPER COVER bars, 4/straight bars, furnished Call A/C, excl. shape. Call 352-483-5507 WAKE BOARD with size LEESBURG 1 or 2br Liv- EUSTIS, person to share for Mustang GT, 4 sets of dumb bells. 352-347-7993 FRUITLAND PARK 3/1 $3,500 Call large boots. Asking ing rm, kitchen, bath. large waterfront Homes 1994-1998. Asking $100. Must sell due w/carport on .31 352-728-1878 $100. Please call From $475/mo. Call home. Pool, hot tub, $50. 407-314-5288 SNACK TABLES, Nested, to health. Call acres. Fenced yard, 352-243-1458 806 Houses 352-250-5164 boat & dock. $600. util. shed. $650/mo set of 3, glass top 352-728-2759 FLEETWOOD ‘95 Pace w/brass legs. $35. per mo. util. incl. 1 + security. $100 gift RECEIVER HITCH, new, Unfurnished LEESBURG Arrow Class A, 32’, Call 352-343-1050. WILDWOOD child ok. Call card w/lease. Call fits Kia Sorrento 1ST MO. FREE! 1001 Mfd Homes needs a little TLC. 675 Sports/ CYCLERY 518-706-0708 Holly 352-551-0289 2011 & up. $75 Call CLERMONT/ SPANISH VILLAGE For Sale Reduced to $4,300 352-638-8553 STAIN GLASS & equip- Full Service W. HWY. 50 Pool, great location! obo. 352-396-6506 Recreation FRUITLAND PARK, ment. Call for more Bicycle Shop Before Groveland Furn. Efficiency, incl. LAKE PANASOFFKEE ALTOONA 3/2 dbl. wide $100/wkly or $375/ info. $99. Call BASKETBALL HOOP In Wildwood. Mobile Homes For Sale util . $800/mo. 2/1. One pet ok/no on 1/3 acre, com- STOVE TOP for RV or TIRES & RIMS (4) mo. includes utilities. 352-750-4339. 10-12’ high. New 410 HWY. 44/301, w/Owner Finance 2/1 apt. $650/mo. smoking Call pletely renovated, Patio, 3 burner At 215/70/16 Bridges- Ask for Levy. net. $45. Call Wildwood Remodeled 2br/1ba Furn. $750/mo + util. 352-793-1571 fenced. $4,000 tone, lots of tread. 352-547-4811 SOLD!!! SWIVEL SWEEPER G2, 352-787-4579 Winn Dixie Plaza From $500 down 352-728-5555 down, $675/mo Call Rims 5 x 4.5 Star Al- loy off a Jeep. $400 cordless rechargeable, 352-399-2983 ---$$450/month$$--- LEESBURG 3/2 w/car- 352-383-8827 firm. 352-272-5190. 2lbs. New in box. $50. wildwoodcyclery.com Also Avail. LEESBURG 2/1, lg. LEESBURG female. Lg. port, fenced yard on 1200 352-748-9611 BICYCLE 26” Men’s 10 Br. den. Private bath. CLERMONT/ Handyman Special’s yard no dogs. $135 .28 acres. Gas oven W. HWY. 50 Transportation sp. Excel cond. large 1br & 2br with 1ba wkly. 352-408-9275 Direct TV. Util. incl. & stove top. TIRES (3) P225/55/R18 seat & tires. $60. 685 Tools/ $375. 326-8774 Before Groveland Pirellli P6. Good TOWER FAN Hollywell $500 down $750/mo + security. Mobile Homes For Sale w/remote. $40 obo Call 352-728-4913 Machinery --$$350/month$$-- LEESBURG Downtown $100 gift card on cond. $100 obo Call MOUNT DORA looking w/Owner Finance 1205 Autos 352-787-5776 Please call 352-227-7084 or area. The Enclave at lease. Call Holly Remodeled 2br/1ba 352-357-8549 BICYCLE 3 Wheel, re- 407-932-0898 Cauthen Circle. A new for single roommate. 352-551-0289 TIRES (4) P235-60Rx18, CHAIN SAW Craftsman $375/mo - $100/wk From $500 down AUDI A4 PREMIUM, VACUUM Panasonic, built. Large Seat & apartment home ---$$450/month$$--- off a Santa Fe. Ask- 14”, gas. $75. EUSTIS 3/1.5, family util incl. no pets. Call 2011. 10,250 mi. heavy duty. $20 obo. Basket. $150. Call community of 1 BR, ON DORA CANAL. Low Also Avail. ing $100. Please call Call 352-460-0442 room, wood/tile 352-434-9855 Ibis White, Call 352-357-3764 352-343-6608 1 BA Luxury apts. priced homes, high Handyman Special’s 352-793-7982 floors, garage & Black leather. Call 352-702-2949 TAVARES Someone to quality people. 6/Mo. 1br & 2br with 1ba CHAINSAW 14” elec- porch. $850/mo Call Perfect cond. ~ Fully Equipped ~ share 2/2 on water Free Lot Rent! From $500 down tric. $50 Brand new! 352-383-8827 $25,000. $400/mo. Please call --$$350/month$$-- TRANSMISSION for S10 Call 352-589-6626 LEESBURG downtown, $3,750 Financing. Call 352-357-5184 352-602-8095 352-408-4458 352-227-7084 or 5 speed stick shift. EUSTIS Arbor Hills all util. incl. 1br & 1 Anytime. Asking $100. Call CHANNEL LOCKS lg. full ba, $650/mo + 407-932-0898 3/2.5/2, fenced. Pets WEBSTER, 3/2 dbl wide, 352-793-4747 16”. Made in USA, OK. $1,050/mo. Call security. Call BUICK LESABRE ‘99, good cond. $15. 810 Duplexes 2 car garage. Coun- EUSTIS 2/2 1987 single TRUCK TOOL BOX Dia- 352-455-2224 352-552-0181 wide, 56’x14’, in 117,780 mi, new a/c, 352-460-0728 MOUNT DORA 2/2, try setting, fenced new intake manifold, 4 mond Plate alum. ac. $650/mo & dep. quite adult & senior HARBOR HILLS brand fenced, tiled floors, dr, white w/blue con- narrow or wide bed. LEESBURG Efficiency 352-793-4364 park. Lot fee CIRCULAR SAW 10” new lg. 2 bedrooms, 1br. Avail. $160 to carport, $650/mo. vertible top. Runs $100. 408-0614 Call 352-383-8827 $350.ONLY $2,000 Craftsman w/rolling 2 story $995/mo. $220 MOVE-IN; Incl. Call 352-396-2042 great. $2,195 obo. stand. $40. Call Call 352-753-7539 elec. 352-409-8395 WILDWOOD AREA Call 407-469-2520 or 1275 Golf 407-741-3091 ADULT PARK ON DORA CANAL. Low 407-765-9326 Carts LADY LAKE 2/1 cottage LEESBURG Nice 1br, all MT. DORA, 2/2, single 1br $450/mo. priced homes, high CIRCULAR SAW Crafts- clean & nice, no chil- util. included. garage screened FAMILY AREA quality people. 6/Mo. 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C2 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, August 17, 2012 REAL ESTATE NEWS Centex Homes unveils floor Sullivan Ranch features a 5,000 space to 1,563 square feet and are information. plans at Sullivan Ranch square foot community clubhouse and priced from $164,990. state-of-the-art fitness center, a resort- Ashton Woods Homes, headquar- Lennar to gives away MOUNT DORA — Centex Homes has style junior Olympic swimming pool, a tered in Atlanta, is one of the nation's cruise at Aug. 24 luncheon introduced four new floor plans at children's park, a dog park for home largest private homebuilding compa- gated Sullivan Ranch development in ORLANDO — Lennar's Central owner pets, and natural lakes and oak nies with operations in growth com- Mount Dora that range in size from Florida Division plans to give away a preserves. munities in Atlanta, Austin, Dallas, 2,402 square feet of living space to free four-day, three-night Caribbean Floor plans are available to preview Houston, Killeen, Orlando, Phoenix, 4,107 square feet — the largest home Cruise during a realtor luncheon 11 online at www.centex.com/sullivan- San Antonio, Raleigh and Tampa. Centex builds, with three, four, five, six a.m. to 1 p.m., on Fri., Aug. 24 at ranch, or call 407-661-4795 to make an For information visit www.ashton- and seven bedrooms. Independence, 14219 Pleach St. in appointment to visit the sales and woodshomes.com. Sean Strickler, vice president of sales Winter Garden. model center located at 21419 Sullivan for Centex Homes in North Florida, Mark Metheny, president of Lennar's Ranch Blvd., Mount Dora. Crossman signs lease for said the floor plans are part of Centex commercial space Central Florida division, said Lennar Homes Sullivan Ranch 75' Series plans to detail its “You Snooze, You Ashton Woods builds model CLERMONT — Tracy Worrell of designed for oversized 75-foot home Lose” campaign aimed at home buyers. homes at Lake Reams Crossman & Company, one of the sites. Lennar is offering zero down pay- largest providers of commercial real “Our new floor plans feature optional ORLANDO — Ashton Woods Homes ments, zero closing costs and savings estate services in the southeast, has has two soon to be completed town worth up to $30,000 when using stone elevations, three car garages, and signed a new lease for 716 square feet home models under construction, at our popular 'planning centers,'” of commercial space at 15701 S.R. 50 Lennar's preferred lenders on sales of Strickler said. Lake Reams, located off Reams Road in Clermont. select new homes in Lennar's Orlando Centex Homes planning centers offer in Windermere. The landlord of Gateway Center communities including the Clermont space for the whole family to manage That's the word from Michael Roche, leased the space to Mitre Accounting and Space Coast areas through Aug. 31. busy lives and stay organized while vice president of sales and marketing & Tax Services. Lennar's Central Florida Division, being close to the main living area of for Ashton Woods Homes in the Gateway Center is just a few miles which ranks as the Number One home the home, Strickler explained. Orlando region. from Southlake Hospital on S.R. 50 builder in both the Orlando and Tampa The new two, and three to seven- Each town home will offer three and has retail, office and medical regions, builds single-family Estate bedroom homes at Sullivan Ranch bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths and a suites available for lease. The property Homes, Manor Homes and Town range in size from 1,392 square feet of private courtyard. offers great visibility, ample parking Homes priced from the $160s at living space to 4,107 square feet are The new town homes at Lake Reams and prominent signage. Independence. priced from $119,990 to the mid $260s. range from 1,516 square feet of living Visit www.crossmanco.com for Visit www.lennar.com for information. PEOPLE, EVENTS AND PLACES

Lennar to away cruise Gonzalez earned her Florida Real “The savings to us is significant and PAC Land Development, a Winter Park today at Cortland Woods Estate License two years ago. She earned represents a substantial increase in our firm, paid $6.6 million to acquire the an Associates operating income,” he said. property, which includes almost all of the ORLANDO — Lennar's Central Florida Degree in Contact Eric J. Emerson, at 407-834- land designated in the mixed-use Oviedo Division plans to give away a free four- Accounting from 9560, or e-mail to ejemerson@emerson- on the Park PUD development plan day, three-night Caribbean cruise at the Ulster County us.com for information. approved by the City of Oviedo and enti- realtor luncheon 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., today, Community tled for approximately 1,478 multi-family at Cortland Woods at Providence, on U.S. College in Stone Park Square appoints Highway 17-92 in Davenport. units, 192,000 square feet of retail facili- Ridge, N.Y. Aldridge superintendent ties and 60,000 square feet of office Mark Metheny, president of Lennar's “Katherine Central Florida division, said the special ORLANDO — Park Square Homes, space. Gonzalez has a “PAC Land Development is working event will detail Lennar's “You Snooze, wide range of pro- which builds new single-family and town You Lose” campaign aimed at home buy- homes priced from the mid-$100s in diligently with the City of Oviedo to fessional experi- modify the entitlements and phasing, so ers. ence that supports seven Orlando area residential and resort Lennar is offering zero down pay- communities, has appointed Robin they can break ground on this project her real estate soon,” Hankins said. ments, zero closing costs and savings career,” Soderstrom Aldridge construction superintendent. worth up to $30,000 when using Lennar's Vishaal Gupta, president and chief “The City of Oviedo is committed to said. She served as moving the project forward,” Hankins preferred lenders on sales of select new an executive in her GONZALEZ operating officer at Park Square Homes, homes in the Orlando region through said Aldridge has more than 20 years of added. family’s develop- The city is participating in the project Aug. 31. ment business, and has decorated experience as a home builder, including with a significant voter-approved contri- Lennar’s Central Florida Division, homes in the Heathrow area. 14 years at Park Square Homes. bution to the streetscape and greenscape which ranks as the number one home Gonzalez specializes in servicing Aldridge, who attended the University design and infrastructure, Hankins builder in both the Orlando and Tampa DeBary area golf front communities and of Central Florida, is rejoining the Park added. regions, builds single-family homes luxury properties in Volusia and Square Homes team, Gupta said. priced from the $190s at Cortland Woods Seminole Counties. For information contact Anthony Contact Thomas Hankins, at 407-875- at Providence. “She has a sharp eye for design and she Rouhana, at Park Square Homes, 407- 9989 or e-mail to [email protected] Visit www.Lennar.com for information. is very customer focused,” Soderstrom 529-3031 or e-mail to Arouhana@park- or visit www.NAIRealvest.com. said. squarehomes.com. NAI negotiates office lease Visit www.StirlingSIR.com for informa- Winston James starts 4 at Gateway Plaza tion. NAI negotiates sale of farm bedroom luxury homes land in east Orlando MAITLAND — NAI Realvest recently Altamonte Springs — Winston James negotiated a new office lease in Gateway Emerson closes on $20 ORLANDO — NAI Realvest recently Construction Co. based in South Plaza, 1201 S. million mortgage loan negotiated the sale Daytona, in partnership with Incentive Orlando Ave. in Emerson International, Inc. which of a 49.42 acre tract Properties, has started construction of a Winter Park recent- owns and develops office parks, luxury zoned for agricul- four bedroom, three-and-a-half bath lux- ly. condominiums and golf course com- ture use at 10501 ury home at the Island Club a gated resi- NAI Realvest munities in Central Florida, recently James Creek Rd. dential community located on AAA Drive Principal Tom R. closed on a new $20 million mortgage (SR 520) in east in Lake Mary. Kelley II, CCIM agreement with a U.S lender sub- Orlando. Winston Schwartz, president of represented the sidiary of parent company ING based NAI Realvest Winston James Construction, said the tenant Fimognari in the Netherlands. Associate George luxury home will open in the fall. Financial in a lease Eric Emerson, vice president and Viele brokered the The 3,280 square foot home will be agreement for general manager of Emerson transaction repre- priced at $499,900. suite 320 with 1,481 International, said the new 20-year senting the seller, Incentive Properties of Altamonte square feet. loan, with a 4.65 percent interest rate, The Margaret B. Springs is marketing the luxury home, Gateway Plaza, Ltd. enables Emerson International to Vickery Family Schwartz said. is the landlord. retire existing mortgages on its south- Limited Contact Winston Schwartz, at 386-760- Contact Tom R. Partnership in VIELE KELLEY, II west Orlando Major Plaza buildings I 2555, or Kelley, II CCIM, at Orlando. and II, Altamonte Lakeside Plaza Joseph Schwartz, at 407-279-1876 or 407-875-9989, or e-mail to The buyer, Salt Lake City-based Office Park, Louisiana Office Park in email josephschwartz@incentiveproper- [email protected], or visit Farmland Reserve paid $345,900 for the Winter Park and University Research ties.com. www.NAIRealvest.com. Park I in southeast Orlando, totaling property that has frontage on S.R. 520. Contact George Viele, at 407-875-9989, Or Larry Vershel or Beth Payan, at Larry approximately 350,000 square feet of Vershel Communications 407-644-4142. Sotheby’s names Katherine Class B office space. email at [email protected] or visit Gonzalez sales associate www.NAIRealvest.com. Don Jennewein and Nathan Lynch Tolaris reports inquires up ORLANDO — Stirling Sotheby’s of CBRE brokered the mortgage agree- by more than 50 percent ment, Emerson said. Architects awarded International Realty has appointed contract for New Starbucks Katherine Gonzalez an International Shutts & Bowen represented bor- LAKE FOREST — Tolaris Realty Group, Luxury Home Specialist in the firm’s rowers Emerson International Inc. ORLANDO — Cuhaci & Peterson located at Lake Forest in north Heathrow/Lake Mary Marketing Center. and Emerson Investments Architects LLC, based in Orlando's Seminole County off S.R. 46 west of Roger Soderstrom, founder and owner International, Inc. Baldwin Park, was recently awarded a Interstate 4, reports listings for sales of of Stirling Sotheby’s International Realty, “Mortgage interest rates today are at contract to design a new Starbucks cof- existing homes and buyer inquires dur- said Gonzalez is a New York City native record lows and it makes excellent fee shop in Winter Haven. ing the first six months of this year are sense to refinance quality real estate who relocated to the Central Florida area Lonnie Peterson, chairman at Cuhaci up more than 50 percent over the same assets,”Emerson said. in 2000. & Peterson Architects, said the new period last year. 1700 square foot Starbucks will be Rick Bavec, president of Tolaris located at The Landings in Winter Realty Group and chief operating offi- Haven, near Cypress Gardens Blvd. and cer, said the real estate company has First Street. added new associates and is seeking to Call 407-661-9100 for information. add more real estate professionals to keep up with the surge in activity. NAI negotiates sale of 54 Bavec said buyers and sellers are acres for downtown center most active in upscale neighborhoods OVIEDO — NAI Realvest in Maitland in Orange and Seminole Counties, but recently negotiated the sale of 54-acres homes in all neighborhoods are seeing off Mitchell Hammock Road and Oviedo an increase in demand. Blvd. in Oviedo that is destined for devel- “We are seeing a marked increase in opment as a new urban city center. activity and we expect sales to increase NAI Realvest principal Thomas E. at a rapid pace over the next 12 Hankins, CCIM, SIOR, and associate Eric months,” Bavec said. Parrs negotiated the transaction repre- Richard Bavec, President, Tolaris senting the seller, GAHA Oviedo LLC of Realty Group, 407-402-9866 San Diego. [email protected].

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Homebuilder confidence at 5-year-high in August

ALEX VEIGA The National Association of been trending higher since n’t reached that level since April of foreclosures slowed sharply AP Real Estate Writer Home Builders/Wells Fargo October and only dipped once 2006, the peak of the housing last year, and banks appear to be holding back from flooding the U.S. homebuilders grew more builder sentiment index rose two since January — suggesting a boom. market with foreclosed proper- confident in the housing recov- points this month to 37, up from turnaround in housing is solidi- Homebuilders have mostly ties. ery in August, as many reported 35 in July. That’s the highest fying after years of stagnation. enjoyed improved sales trends As confidence has increased, that prospects for sales are the reading since March 2007. Any reading below 50 indicates this year, aided by low mortgage so has construction. Builders best they’ve been since the home The index, which is based on negative sentiment about the rates and a decline in the inven- bubble burst five years ago. responses from 478 builders, has housing market. The index has- tory of unsold homes. The pace SEE BUILD | C4

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C4 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, August 17, 2012 Home Depot sees signs of improving housing market

ASSOCIATED PRESS Brian Sozzi, chief equi- ties analyst with NBG ATLANTA — The Home Productions, noted that Depot Inc. is feeling more the improvement in sales optimistic about the of bigger-ticket items recovery of the housing suggests consumers are market after customers opening up to the possi- spent more on sprucing bility of larger projects, up their homes in the such as redoing their cab- second quarter. inets. They’re also spend- The country’s biggest ing on other items. home-improvement retailer said Tuesday that “People are buying strong cost controls and lawn mowers and other healthy sales of paint, items they weren’t neces- bathroom accessories sarily buying in 2010 or and kitchen installations 2011, when they just did- helped lift its net income n’t want to put that on by 12 percent during the their credit cards,” he period. said. The Atlanta-based Home Depot’s total company boosted its full- operating expenses also year outlook, citing its eased to $4.46 billion performance so far this during the quarter, down year. 3 percent from a year ago. In a conference call The improvement was with investors, Chairman partly the result of tight and CEO Frank Blake cost controls and a new noted that some of the regulation that caps the strongest growth in the amount banks can charge latest quarter came from retailers when customers the markets that were hit pay with debit cards. hardest in the downturn, SUE OGROCKI / AP In the second half of the such as California and In a Nov. 14, 2011 file photo a truck pulls out of the parking lot at a Home Depot store in Oklahoma City. Better sales in the U.S. and year, however, Home Florida. healthy demand for its mainstay home-improvement products helped Home Depot’s net income rise 13 percent in its fiscal second Depot expects expenses “These are encouraging quarter, the company reported. to rise as it spends on signs of stabilization in new call centers and the housing market,” in the quarter rose just 2 BY THE NUMBERS stores are located, the fig- other operational Blake said. percent from a year ago ure rose 2.6 percent. improvements. Overall, revenue at stores open at least a year rose 2.1 percent, which The metric is a key He also noted that the and came in short of Wall was slower than the 4.3 percent growth last year. The company noted Looking ahead, Home Street expectations. gauge of a retailer’s housing market is now a that the warm winter pulled sales of many seasonal items, such as Depot now expects fiscal And although the com- health because it strips contributor to the coun- gardening products, into the first quarter. 2012 earnings of $2.95 pany lifted its earnings- out the impact of recently try’s gross domestic prod- In the U.S., where the majority of Home Depot’s stores are located, per share, up from the uct, rather than a drag. per-share forecast, it did- opened or closed loca- the figure rose 2.6 percent. The metric is a key gauge of a retailer’s $2.90 per share it previ- Another positive sign n’t update its outlook that tions. health because it strips out the impact of recently opened or closed ously forecast. Revenue is for Home Depot: the sales for the year would locations. Transactions of $900 or still expected to rise 4.6 Commerce Department grow by 4.6 percent. Transactions of $900 or more, which make up about 20 percent of more, which make up said that Americans When the housing mar- U.S. sales, rose 3.4 percent in the quarter, as appliance, kitchen and about 20 percent of U.S. percent, implying $73.63 boosted their spending at ket is weak, companies flooring sales increased. Transactions of $50 or less, which also make sales, rose 3.4 percent in billion. retail businesses in July such as Home Depot up about 20 percent of sales, were down 0.7 percent. the quarter, as appliance, Analysts expect earn- by the largest amount in struggle because new kitchen and flooring sales ings of $2.92 per share on five months, as spending construction slows and much on their homes as percent growth last year. increased. Transactions revenue of $73.95 billion. increased on furniture contractors don’t spend during the housing bub- The company noted of $50 or less, which also Home Depot runs more and building materials, as much on supplies. ble, Home Depot said it that the warm winter make up about 20 per- than 2,200 stores. Its among other items. Homeowners also pull saw signs of improve- pulled sales of many sea- cent of sales, were down smaller rival Lowe’s Cos. Still, the housing mar- back on projects, such as ments in key areas. sonal items, such as gar- 0.7 percent. reports its earnings. ket is still a long way from kitchen or bathroom ren- Overall, revenue at dening products, into the The company attrib- Shares of Home Depot returning to its heyday ovations. stores open at least a year first quarter. uted the decline to the rose $1.60, or 3 percent, before the recession. Although customers rose 2.1 percent, which In the U.S., where the sales of seasonal items to $54.42 in morning Home Depot’s net sales still aren’t spending as was slower than the 4.3 majority of Home Depot’s into the first quarter. trading.

of paint, bathroom accessories Home Builders. biggest decline since February ter. BUILD and kitchen installations helped In August, builders reported 2011. That was down from a two- Hiring appeared to recover CONTINUED FROM C3 lift its net income in the second seeing the best sales level since year high of 382,000 in May. somewhat in July. Employers quarter by 12 percent. February 2007, according to a Sales remain well below the added 163,000 jobs, the most broke ground in June on the Many economists believe that separate measure in the NAHB 700,000 annual rate that econo- since February. Still, the unem- most new homes and apart- housing construction could con- survey. Their outlook for sales in mists equate with healthy mar- ployment rate ticked up to 8.3 ments in nearly four years. And tribute to overall economic the next six months is at the kets. percent from 8.2 percent in June. permits to build single-family growth this year for the first time highest level since March 2007. And the housing recovery Though new homes represent homes rose to the highest level since 2005. Turnout by prospective buyers, could stumble further if eco- less than 20 percent of the hous- since March 2010. “While there is still much room meanwhile, returned to levels nomic growth and employment ing sales market, they have an Consumers also appear more for improvement, we have come not seen since May 2006. stay weak. outsize impact on the economy. upbeat about the housing mar- a long way from the depths of Still, the recovery has been From April through June, Each home built creates an aver- ket and are investing more in the recession and the outlook subject to fits and starts. Sales of employers added an average of age of three jobs for a year and their homes. Home Depot, the appears to be brightening,” said new homes fell 8.4 percent in only 73,000 jobs. And the econo- generates about $90,000 in tax nation’s largest home improve- Barry Rutenberg, chairman of June to a seasonally adjusted my grew at a tepid 1.5 percent revenue, according to the ment retailer, said healthy sales the National Association of annual rate of 350,000 — the annual rate in the second quar- NAHB’s data.

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LOCATION: 34251 Island Drive, Leesburg FEATURES: LOCATION: 24832 John Sutton Lane, Astatula FEATURES: LOCATION: The Villages FEATURES: 2BR/2BA, 1,158 sq. ft. 2BR/2BA, 1,732 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $149,500 SELLING 3BR/2BA, 2,001 sq ft. LISTING PRICE: $109,000 SELLING LISTING PRICE: $199,900 SELLING PRICE: $197,712 PRICE: $115,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Tera Morgan, PRICE: $98,500 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Michael Tart, LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Angela Wilder, ReMax Premier. Vangie Berry Signature Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Vangie Berry Signature Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Joseph Hamblin, Coldwell Tera Morgan, Vangie Berry Signature Realty. Michael Tart, Vangie Berry Signature Realty. Banker All Village Realty.

LOCATION: 4816 Grassy Knoll, Tavares FEATURES: 3BR/2BA LOCATION: Mill Pond Road, Tavares FEATURES: Vacant LOCATION: The Plantation at Leesburg FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, LISTING PRICE: $123,235 SELLING PRICE: $119,990 Land LISTING PRICE: $20,000 SELLING PRICE: $17,500 screen room, carport. 1,558 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $84,888 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Kathy Shippey, DR Horton. LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Susan Tindel, Vangie Berry SELLING PRICE: $80,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Joleen Cooper, Morris Realty & Signature Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Susan Tindel, Audrey Mackiewicz, PAL Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Investments. Vangie Berry Signature Realty. Sandra Forinash, ERA Tom Grizzard Realty Inc.

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LOCATION: 1027 Mellathon Circle FEATURES: 5BR/3BA, LOCATION: 32800 Oak Park Drive FEATURES: 2BR/2BA, LOCATION: 5837 Celebration Way, Leesburg FEATURES: 3,324 sq. ft., waterfront pool home LISTING PRICE: $535,000 1,780 sq. ft., corner lot LISTING PRICE: $162,000 SELLING Legacy of Leesburg, 1,482 sq. ft. Balmoral built 2007. LISTING SELLING PRICE: $500,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: PRICE: $145,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Kathy O’Brien, PRICE: $124,000 SELLING PRICE: $118,000 LISTING Linda Grizzard, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Barbara AGENT & OFFICE: Marilyn Morris, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. OFFICE: Cindy Wheeler, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. Anderson, Anderson Real Estate. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Marilyn Morris, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc.

LOCATION: 742 Woodview Drive, Tavares FEATURES: LOCATION: 50989 Hwy 27 #305, Davenport FEATURES: LOCATION: 5916 Windsong Oak Drive, Leesburg FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 1889 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $135,900 SELLING market long LISTING PRICE: $87,899 SELLING PRICE: Windsong at Leesburg, 1,753 sq. ft. new construction. LISTING PRICE: $126,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Timothy $92,500 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Cheryl S. Glover, Keller PRICE: $129,060 SELLING PRICE: $127,000 LISTING Cantrell, Remax Realty Center International. SELLING AGENT Williams Classic III. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: John Bides, AGENT & OFFICE: Kathy Shippey, D.R.Horton Realty. & OFFICE: Tera Morgan, Vangie Berry Signature Realty. Platinum Luxury Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Marilyn Morris, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc.

LOCATION: 2100 Tealwood Circle, Tavares FEATURES: LOCATION: 2359 Washington Road, Eustis FEATURES: LOCATION: 2732 Lake Landing, Eustis FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 4BR/2BA, 2,222 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $109,000 SELLING 3BR/1BA, 1,148 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $45,600 SELLING 1,435 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $125,000 SELLING PRICE: PRICE: $107,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Nick PRICE: $50,100 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Ryan Berry, $125,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Ryan Berry, Vangie Beveridge, Keller Williams at the Lakes. SELLING AGENT & Vangie Berry Signature Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Berry Signature Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Ryan OFFICE: Tera Morgan, Vangie Berry Signature Realty. Andy Key, Exit Realty Tri-County. Berry, Vangie Berry Signature Realty.

LOCATION: 2230 Boardman Road, Bartow FEATURES: LOCATION: 13201 Fountain Bleau Drive, Clermont LOCATION: 130 Deepcove Road, Winter Garden FEATURES: Freshly painted inside and out , new kitchen appliances as well FEATURES: Corner Unit, 3BR/2BA Townhome located in the Beautiful end unit on corner lot. Wood laminate flooring in the as new carpeting. 4BR/2BA. With an unbelievable 28' x 17' prestigious gated community of Magnolia Pointe. Community living room, custom stone countertops in the eat in kitchen. screened in lanai. A two car detached garage as well as a one car offers heated pool, fitness center, boat ramp, dock, tennis courts, Private Courtyard for dinners on the Patio. LISTING PRICE: detached garage that can be used as a workshop, extra storage. tot lot playground, and 24 hour man-gated security. LISTING $103,899 SELLING PRICE: $102,500 LISTING AGENT & LISTING PRICE: $99,899 SELLING PRICE: $96,000 LISTING PRICE: $95,000 SELLING PRICE: $97,000 LISTING AGENT OFFICE: Cheryl S. Glover, Keller Williams Classic III. AGENT & OFFICE: Cheryl S. Glover, Keller Williams Classic & OFFICE: Beth Hobart, Keller Williams Advantage II. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: John Tremblay, The Team Real III. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Brenda Gillaspy, Re/Max SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Cheryl S. Glover & David Estate Group. Paramount Properties. Velms, Keller, Keller Williams Classic III.

LOCATION: The Plantation at Leesburg FEATURES: LOCATION: The Plantation at Leesburg FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, LOCATION: The Plantation at Leesburg FEATURES: 2BR/2BA, 2BR/2BA, Florida room, 2 screen rooms, 1.5 car garage. 1,434 sq. screen room, 2 car garage. 2,226 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: screen room, 1 car garage. 1,348 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: ft. LISTING PRICE: $105,000 SELLING PRICE: $107,500 $189,900 SELLING PRICE: $178,000 LISTING AGENT & $67,500 SELLING PRICE: $53,500 LISTING AGENT & LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Mark Brooks, PAL Realty. OFFICE: Alice Ristine, ERA Tom Grizzard. SELLING AGENT OFFICE: Dawn Brooks, PAL Realty. SELLING AGENT & SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Brenda Greenlee, PAL Realty. & OFFICE: Adriana Skoloda, PAL Realty. OFFICE: Audrey Mackiewicz, PAL Realty.

LOCATION: 182 Bayou Bend, Groveland FEATURES: LOCATION: 10512 Spring Lake Drive, Clermont FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 2 car garage, Granite, no electric bill, solar home. 5BR/3.5BA with 3,102 sq. ft. Lake views on the Palisades golf LOCATION: 157 Compass Rose Drive, Groveland FEATURES: Just North of Lake Ridge Winery on Hwy 27, 1,783 sq. ft., new course. LISTING PRICE: $327,000 SELLING PRICE: $286,000 Short Sale – 4BR/2BA with open floor plan LISTING PRICE: Construction, beautiful clubhouse. LISTING PRICE: $00,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Michael Hammert, Watson $97,000 SELLING PRICE: $97,000 LISTING AGENT & SELLING PRICE: $211,000 SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Realty Corp. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Mario Deniz, OFFICE: Lisa Jones, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT Susan Halverson, Keller William’s Classic III Realty. Keller Williams Classic Realty III. & OFFICE: : Lisa Haynes, CB/Tony Hubbard Realty Inc.

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C6 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, August 17, 2012 Yardsmart: Make jam! MAUREEN GILMER less jams with all sorts of summer storage. Lids allow you to process Scripps Howard News Service produce. the full jam jars in a large canning There is no catalyst like a large Pectin products are packaged kettle so the tops suck tightly to the mature fruit tree to lure us back to with step-by-step directions on rim of the jar, then, when they’re the art of food preservation. The how to make jam. These will tell cooled, you screw on the bands for ability to can excess fruit means you how much fruit, sugar and safekeeping. you’ll enjoy it all winter long. If pectin you’ll need for a recipe, The process of making jam is you’re a beginner, the easiest way which is then easily translated simple. It involves adding fruit to to get started is by making fruit into the number of Mason jars sugar and cooking until it boils, jam. Jam is often confused with you’ll need. then adding pectin and pouring jelly, but the latter is more difficult Jam is easy to make in the small, into sterile jars. Leave the skin in because you must strain out the pint-sized Mason jars. Select there if you wish. My cousins loved fruit to create a clear-colored sug- those with a wide mouth to make my plum jam because the sour-tart ary spread. With jam, you cook the them easier to fill. Small jars also skins were included, unlike super- entire fruit, including the peel, if make lovely gifts that will be ready processed store-bought jams that you wish, which cuts out the more to share for the holidays. Use are consistently sweet. You might difficult steps so it’s more fun to Mason jar lids and the correspon- want to invest in special canning make. Later, after you have more ding bands to ensure a tight seal. tongs that allow you to securely experience, you can graduate to In the past, many homemakers grab the jars out of a hot water bath jellies and marmalades. sealed their jam jars with paraffin safely. Pectin makes your jam gel into a wax. It is sold with canning sup- Even if you’ve never tried it solid mass. Fruit naturally contains plies. Paraffin was a cost-saving before, making fruit jam is fun and pectin, but it’s not enough to technique that allowed you to recy- easy. However, check the website ensure a good set every time. Many cle pickle or jam jars from store- we’ve listed above for further homemakers have turned to Certo bought products. It’s done by filling details. Making jam is a super-proj- and Sure-Jell brand pectins you the jar with hot jam, then pour the ect to share with your sons and can buy at the supermarket. The melted paraffin over the top to seal daughters for useful lessons in self- website, www.kraftbrands.com- it. While this is commonly done for sufficiency. When it’s all done, MAUREEN GILMER / SHNS /surejell/, is a virtual encyclopedia jams you’ll eat right away, it’s not as you’ll enjoy perfect jars of brightly Plums have uniquely flavored skin that adds homemade taste to your of tips and recipes for making flaw- safe as banded lids for long-term colored jam. jams. Home Style: All about buffets MARY CAROL GARRITY You can also put a buffet in your Scripps Howard News Service entry, topped with a large mirror. Or The best thing about buffets is that put one against an empty wall in your they are an ideal addition to just about living room to serve as a bar when you any room in your home. Here are some entertain. quick tips on how to pick and use a If you have a boring hallway that buffet to add style to your home. needs some life, put a buffet against Dining-room designs are changing one of the walls, top it with an accent quickly, and we’re finally free from the lamp and create a grid of great artwork matchy-matchy edict that said your behind it. (Maybe some great photos dining-room furniture had to be a set. of your family?) Now we’re all having a blast exploring PICK THE RIGHT BUFFET FOR YOUR SPACE new ways to create dining rooms that Use these four guidelines to help you better reflect our own style. select the right piece: But one tradition I’m holding fast to How are you going to use the buf- is including a buffet in dining-room 1 fet? Will it be in your dining room, decor. When we have guests for coffee providing a spot to hold food and or cocktails, it makes the perfect bev- beverages? Or will you use it in anoth- erage server. er room, mostly for decorative pur- Every time I pack my table full of poses? guests, then gobble up the middle of Does the style suit your home? Do the table with a big centerpiece, it 2 you want a sleek, modern buffet — saves the day by providing room from or something more traditional? Do which to serve the food. And it gives you prefer informal pieces, like a buf- me a stage for an ever-changing sea- fet that looks like it was taken from an sonal display. old farmhouse, or one that’s very Here are just a few advantages to high-style? No matter what you pick, using buffets: make sure the piece harmonizes with BUFFETS MAKE A BEAUTIFUL ANCHOR the other furnishings in the room and These attractive, versatile pieces can in your home. add style to almost any room. Along How much do you want to invest with bookcases, secretaries and hutch- 3 in your buffet? es, I frequently use buffets as that stal- Like most furniture, buffets come in wart wooden piece that gives a room a wide range of prices and the quality structure and strength. (Plus, they give can vary. Do you want a buffet you can the bonus of additional storage space.) enjoy for five to 10 years? Or do you Top the buffet with great accents, sur- want one that you can hand down as a round it with artwork — and your family heirloom? Once you determine room is done. the lifespan of the piece, you’ll have a BUFFETS ARE VERSATILE AND HARDWORKING better feel for whether you want some- Buffets make an ideal place to put a thing trendy or timeless, budget or flat-screen TV, hoisting the screen to built to last a lifetime. just the right height so it’s easy to see. What size fits your space? Because Or if you prefer to hang your TV on the 4 buffets can be space hogs, it’s wall, slide a buffet up underneath it, important to measure the length of so the TV is not visually floating on the the spot where you’d like to put the wall. buffet to be sure it will be a good fit. Whether the TV is sitting on top of Another dimension to keep in mind the buffet or mounted on the wall is the depth of the buffet, especially if behind it, include the TV in your over- it will be in a hallway. Make sure it’s all display on the buffet. not so deep you can’t get around it Work in a few accents on the table- easily. top that balance out the screen, and If your buffet will be in a dining incorporate the screen into a montage room, make sure you get one that is 3 of artwork. You’ll be amazed by how to 4 inches taller than your dining this helps the TV melt into the back- table. It’s important to have different ground when it’s not in use. heights for visual variation in a room.