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NEWS BRIEFS CR moves Boards unite to fight Riverwalk project along County commission, school board agree to fund lengthy battle against Duke The Riverwalk project along King’s Bay will receive further study now that all five property owners affected by the boardwalk support it. Members of the Crystal River City Council, sitting as the Community Rede- velopment Agency, ap- proved City Manager Andy Houston’s request Monday night to continue studying the project another 60 days. Riverwalk is a boardwalk connecting Cracker’s restaurant with Charlie’s Fish House. City business leaders said Riverwalk would be a significant tourist attraction. Chronicle Publisher Gerry Mulligan, who heads the chamber of commerce’s Crystal River area council, said Riverwalk would showcase the bay. “We have one of the most beautiful assets in the whole world,” Mulli- gan said. “We have kept that view from people for many, many years.” Houston said the esti- MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle County Commissioner Dennis Damato, left, sits quietly while listening to newly elected Commissioner Scott Adams on Monday morning as Adams mated cost is $1 million. voices his opinion that previous county commission administrations have been fiscally irresponsible. —From staff reports MIKE WRIGHT Staff writer INSIDE LECANTO — The business of ALL ABOARD: fighting back against Progress Energy Florida over its 2012 tax payment began Monday with the Citrus County Commission and school board agreeing to fund start-up costs for what could be a lengthy legal battle. Before a sparse crowd of fewer than 50 people at the College of Central Florida in Lecanto, both boards agreed to pay up to $175,000 each in the next six months to contest a lawsuit Arkitechture Progress has brought against A man from the Nether- Property Appraiser Geoff Greene lands completes a full- over the assessment of its energy The Citrus County Commission and the Citrus County School Board met jointly Monday at the College of size replica of Noah’s complex north of Crystal River. Central Florida. Ark./Page A12 The funds also will go toward Greene creating a “baseline” ap- give the county a true value of the the tax collector and Florida De- “We haven’t seen a challenge of ENDURANCE CHAMPS: praisal of real and tangible prop- company’s taxable assets. partment of Revenue. this magnitude — ever,” Cloud erty at the nuclear and coal Both boards also formally ap- Greene’s attorney in the Duke said. plants. Officials said the ap- proved adding the county com- case, Thomas Cloud of Orlando, Progress and its parent praisal, which could cost an ad- mission and school board as said it could be one of the largest ditional $320,000, is necessary to defendants, along with Greene, tax cases in the state’s history. See TAX /Page A2

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Number of constestants The conflict began in April, when steadily dwindles in the civic club’s lease on the fire sta- Homosassa “ addressing “Last Man Standing” It’s going to be tion at 10950 W. Yulee Drive expired competition./Page A3 like one-stop and the county declared it surplus nonprofits near property that could be turned over ‘skills gap’ OUT OF THE BLUE: “shopping for all our to a nonprofit group to advance its agreement work in the community. The civic PAT FAHERTY needy clients. club had an arrangement with the CHRIS VAN ORMER Staff writer We Care Food Pantry to use the fire Staff writer Diane Toto station twice a month to distribute Having the right workers with We Care Food Pantry. food to the needy. Two charities that fought each available to meet the needs of The civic club applied to own the other to own the Old Homosassa fire Services, to give an update. existing and emerging employ- fire station at the same time that station are close to resolving their “This has been a project that ers has been an ongoing Toto, food pantry president, made a conflict in a way to benefit county Commissioner Kenney, Ken Frink concern of the Citrus claim to continue using the property residents on many levels. and myself have been working on County Economic Develop- for food distribution. Jim Bitter with The proposed agreement, which for months,” Pearson said. “Diane ment Council. the civic club said the club needed has yet to be finalized, was revealed Toto with We Care and the Ho- The issue of a “skills gap” in the property to convert the old fire- last week at the end of the Citrus mosassa Civic Club were both vying the local workforce mirrors the house into a learning center for chil- County Board of County Commis- for that building. After many months employment situation at the na- dren and adults. Mystery man sioners meeting, when Commis- of working it out, Diane has gra- tional, state and regional levels. The battle between the two non- Police in Great Britain sioner John “JJ” Kenney asked Cathy ciously come up with the idea to In 2013, the EDC will have a profits has been waged since April. are trying to identify a Pearson, assistant county adminis- move to the outreach center on Atlas subcommittee focusing on that man who apparently fell trator and director of Community Drive in Homosassa.” See BUILDING/ Page A5 issue, according to EDC Exec- out of a plane and into utive Director John Siefert. It a quiet London neigh- will consist of EDC board borhood./Page A12 members and include representatives from Withlacoochee INDEX Obama tax plan no small deal to small businesses Technical Institute, College of Central Florida, the Citrus Comics ...... C6 Obama’s proposal would hit about an important engine for economic County School District and Cit- Community ...... C4 Plan could affect 940,000 people who report business growth and job creation. rus Memorial hospital. Crossword ...... C5 income on their individual or They recite it as gospel: Paying “We have a skills gap in Cit- Editorial ...... A10 household returns, said the Joint higher taxes will reduce the amount rus County,” Seifert said. “It’s Entertainment . . . . .B4 940,000 owners Committee on Taxation, the official of profits business owners would bigger than this region. Horoscope ...... B4 scorekeeper for Congress. That’s otherwise re-invest in their compa- Florida and the U.S. suffer Lottery Numbers . . .B3 Associated Press only 3.5 percent of the people who nies, making them less likely to ex- from having jobs available that Lottery Payouts . . . .B4 report business income, but those pand and hire more workers. Many they are unable to fill with WASHINGTON — President Movies ...... C6 business owners are projected to economists agree tax increases in skilled workers.” Barack Obama’s plan to increase Obituaries ...... A6 earn 53 percent of the $1.3 trillion in general limit economic growth. But Workforce Connection, taxes on top earners would have Classifieds ...... C7 business income that will be re- there are big disagreements about which represents Citrus, Levy TV Listings ...... C5 only a small impact on the nation’s ported on individual returns next magnitude — how much relatively and Marion counties, recently economy, according to congres- year. small changes in the top two income announced it will convene a sional budget experts. But don’t tell tax rates would affect the economy task force early in the year to that to small-business owners facing That, Republicans in Congress a tax hike. argue, makes those business owners See BUSINESS/ Page A5 See EDC/ Page A4 A2 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012 LOCAL CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

said. “The reason you have reserves is for a rainy day like this. The rainy day came and guess what? We weren’t prepared.” Commission Chairman Joe Meek and Commis- sioner Rebecca Bays noted the county has one of the lowest tax rates and spending per person in the state. “Some of the comments here have been insulting to this board,” Meek said. He said the issue is the Progress tax situation, not the county’s budget process. MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle On the school board side, Property Appraiser Geoff Greene addresses county commis- board members agreed that sioners and school board members at Monday’s meeting. the Duke tax issue has placed them in a difficult Special to the Chronicle While each board’s vote situation. Members of the Citrus County Audubon Society will volunteer in the Audubon Christmas was unanimous to join the However, according to bird count on Jan. 4. TAX lawsuit and pay toward ex- Continued from Page A1 Superintendent of Schools penses, Commissioner Scott Sandra “Sam” Himmel, Adams suggested settling the circumstances are company, Duke Energy, paid with Progress to avoid costly different. Local volunteers to join $19.3 million for its 2012 litigation. District officials have ap- taxes. County officials say He said the company has pealed to the state for more the actual tax bill, based on uncertainty with its broken funding, and Himmel said Greene’s assessment of the Audubon bird count nuclear power plant, offline the state may supplement property, is about $36 mil- since 2009, and the future of all but $2.5 million of the Special to the Chronicle form decisions by the U.S. both the result of conserva- lion. two of its coal burning loss from the Progress tax The difference plunged plants. Fish and Wildlife Service, tion efforts. payment. More than 60,000 volun- the Department of the Inte- Last year’s count shat- both the commission and “We have to be realistic,” The state oversees school board into a financial he said. teers across the country rior, and the EPA. Because tered records. A total of nearly all the school dis- will be counting birds from birds are early indicators of 2,248 counts and 63,227 crisis, with each now miss- He noted that Progress trict’s millage, and bases Dec. 14, 2012, to Jan. 5, 2013. environmental threats to people tallied over 60 mil- ing $7.5 million and $8.1 mil- representatives met with state funding on the local Locally, on Jan. 4, 2013, habitats we share, this is a lion birds. The journal Na- lion, respectively, from their county and school board tax base. A drop in the tax birders from the Citrus vital survey of North Amer- ture wrote an editorial current budgets. officials two weeks ago base would increase state County Audubon Society ica and, increasingly, the citing CBC as a model for Progress’ lawsuit chal- and offered to pay $30 mil- funding. and volunteer citizen scien- Western Hemisphere.” citizen science. lenges the methodology lion in taxes this year. With the potential of hav- tists will be part of the re- CBC revealed the dra- The count began in 1900 Greene used to create his Those officials, including ing its net Duke tax loss regional Binocular Brigade, matic impact climate when Dr. Frank Chapman, assessment, particularly on County Administrator duced from $8.1 million to many rising before dawn to change is already having on founder of Bird-Lore (which pollution-control equip- Brad Thorpe and County about $2.6 million, school participate in the world’s birds, and a disturbing de- evolved into Audubon mag- ment added in 2009. Greene Attorney Richard Wesch, board member Pat longest-running wildlife cline in common birds, in- azine) suggested an alterna- pegged the value of that told the Progress repre- Deutschman suggested the census, begun in 1900. cluding the northern tive to the holiday “side equipment at more than $1 sentatives that they could district pay less for litiga- The 113th CBC is ex- bobwhite quail. The many hunt,” in which teams com- billion; the company says it not negotiate a tax pay- tion than the county. Board pected to be larger than decades of data not only peted to see who could should be considered sal- ment and that Progress members agreed to the ever, expanding its geo- help identify birds in need shoot the most small game, vage and taxed at a much should be negotiating as- $175,000 for six months and graphical coverage and ac- of conservation action — it including birds. Chapman lower rate. sessments with the prop- then to address the equal- cumulating information also reveals success stories. proposed that people count The company is basing its erty appraiser. ization issue later. argument on a state law that about the winter distribu- CBC helped document the birds instead. Adams suggested taking School board member tions of various birds. comeback of the Bald Eagle For more information, go creates a special classifica- the company’s offer and Thomas Kennedy said he tion for pollution-control Today, volunteers from all and significant increases in to CitrusCountyAudubon. then participating in a understood Deutschman’s 50 states, every Canadian waterfowl populations, com. equipment that practically lawsuit regarding the logic. However, Kennedy exempts it from taxation. province, parts of Central assessments. said, students utilize many and South America, Greene said a Citrus County “Do we really think a county programs that could circuit court judge in 1998 Bermuda, the West Indies, WE’LL MEET OR BEAT ANY COMPETITOR’S PRICE court, after paying lawyers be impacted by the Duke tax and Pacific Islands count ruled that law unconstitu- for three years, will get us a shortfall. The Savings Are Yours Because tional. and record every individ- The Factory Is Ours! more generous offer?” “I feel an obligation to ual bird and bird species Officials said if Progress Adams said. them,” Kennedy said. FAUX WOOD BLINDS, TOP TREATMENTS sticks with its decision to seen in a specified area. DRAPERY, SHADES, SHUTTERS S Adams, as he did during Board member Linda pay $19 million in taxes in “This is not just about the board’s emergency Powers agreed. VERTICALS 2012 and in the coming counting birds,” said Gary 2012 meeting on Nov. 30 to dis- “We are in a partnership,” SAR002402 years, it would reduce the Langham, Audubon’s chief cuss the Duke issue, railed she said. company’s taxes $340 mil- scientist. “Data from the against prior commission Both boards agreed to 72 HOUR lion over 30 years. 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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Around THE STATE Former policeman set to die Citrus County to death is insane,” lawyer Ronald academy. But he was fired from that Ex-officer Pardo killed nine people Guralnick said recently. agency in 1979 for falsifying traffic Runway at airport Regino Musa, the brother of one tickets. He was soon hired by the set to close Associated Press doing the world a favor by killing of Pardo’s victims, said it’s difficult police department in Sweetwater, a them. to grasp that the execution will fi- small city in Miami-Dade County. The east/west runway at TAMPA — Manuel Pardo was a “I am a soldier, I accomplished nally happen. He and his elderly In 1981, Pardo was one of four the Crystal River Airport will decorated Florida police officer be- my mission and I humbly ask you to mother plan to attend. Sweetwater officers charged with be closed all day Wednesday fore he was fired for lying and give me the glory of ending my life “It’s about time. It’s been so long, brutality, but the cases were dis- for the repainting of the run- turned to life as a vigilante, slaying and not send me to spend the rest of you just want to get it over with,” missed. way markings. The runway is nine people during a three-month my days in state prison,” the then- said Musa, whose sister, Sara Musa, In 1982, The Miami Herald re- expected to reopen on Thurs- crime spree. 31-year-old Pardo told jurors at his was killed by Pardo. “I still have ported Pardo saved a 2-month-old day morning. Almost 27 years later, Pardo, 56, is 1988 trial. nightmares and I don’t have words boy’s life by reviving him with CPR. For more information, con- scheduled to be executed Tuesday Pardo’s attorneys are trying to to describe it. I can’t believe that it’s Another story, written by famed tact Crystal AERO Group Inc. night. U.S. Judge Timothy Corrigan block his execution, arguing in fed- happening.” South Florida columnist and nov- at 352-795-6868. denied Pardo’s request for a stay on eral appeals that he is mentally ill, Pardo, a former Boy Scout and elist Carl Hiassen, noted that Pardo Monday. something his trial attorney be- Navy veteran, began his law en- arrested a man for stealing valu- Aviation board Most of Pardo’s victims were in- lieved more than two decades ago. forcement career in the 1970s with able parrots and cockatoos to use meeting canceled volved with drugs, officials said, “I think that anyone who would the Florida Highway Patrol, gradu- as live sacrifices for a Santeria and Pardo contended that he was get up and ask a jury sentence him ating at the top of his class at the ritual. The Citrus County Aviation Advisory Board meeting scheduled for Thursday has been canceled. Its next meeting will be at Be my manatee 2 p.m. Jan. 10 in Room 166 at the Lecanto Government Building. The board advises the county commission about land acquisitions, leases, construction, reconstruction, improvements, repairs, maintenance and general opera- tion of all public airport facilities. For more information, call 352-527-5480. Thorpe to speak about budget issues County Administrator Brad Thorpe will address current budget and Duke Energy issues at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Beverly Hills Lions Club, 72 Civic Circle, during the December meeting of the Cit- rus County Council. Networking with coffee and doughnuts will start at 8:30 a.m. CRMS to host holiday camp The Crystal River Middle School chapter of the Na- tional Junior Honor Society is having a “Holiday Kid Camp” from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Satur- AMANDA MIMS/Special to the Chronicle day, Dec. 15, in the school’s German tourist Sebastian Mende, 32, proposed to Anika Harms, 29, Saturday while snorkeling at Three Sisters Springs in Crystal River. While cafeteria. The event is open underwater, he held a waterproof sign that said: “HALLO ANIKA! MARRY ME PLS!” The sign also had a cartoon manatee on it with a speech bubble that said: “DO YOU WANNA BE MY MANATEE?” to the first 100 registrants at a cost of $10 for the first child and $5 per every other child per kid per family. The youths will be making arts and crafts, ornaments, and will watch a movie. Contestants dwindle in ‘Last Man Standing’ Lunch will be provided. For more information, con- PAT FAHERTY get a five-minute bathroom tact Deborah Beck at 352-422- Staff Writer break every eight hours and 6921 or visit the NJHS link at can be supplied with food by http://crmslessonplans.wiki CRYSTAL RIVER — supporters. They can also spaces.com/NJHS and print There are no points for good smoke and have their cell out a registration form. Forms form in “Last Man Standing.” phones charged. should be brought to the Crys- Instead, contestants use Within the rules they can tal River Middle School atten- whatever means they con- squat, hop, jog in place, dance office. jure up — within the rules pace or exercise as long as — to stay awake and avoid only their feet rest on the disqualification. ground. New Port Richey And after 50 hours, some They cannot leave the of the contestants were confined area and bath- Husband finds starting to stink; others room breaks in the portable wife’s body in canal stumbled a little or spoke toilets are strictly timed. The medical examiner’s of- with a slow slur. Debbie Miller is the mon- fice will determine an exact By noon Monday, 11 re- itor, a perfect role for a mained — 10 men and a cause of death after a woman who spent 21 years woman — with sunburned woman’s body was found with the state prison system. faces and droopy eyes. They Nothing escapes her eyes. floating in a New Port Richey were encouraged by a small “This is our core group,” canal. crowd of family members, she said. “Quite a few of A Pasco County Sheriff’s friends, former contestants them packed it in, the rest of PAT FAHERTY/Chronicle Office statement identified the and passersby. them got disqualified. The woman as 76-year-old Vickie “Last Man Standing” contestant Heath Hounshell of Inverness was one of the final 11 still It started at 10 a.m. Satur- majority just said ‘I can’t standing Monday afternoon. The winner-take-all event has a prize of $5,000. Petrakis. Her husband found day, on a taped-off patch of handle it.’” her body Monday morning. asphalt in the rear parking She recalled one man Miller thought the Citrus Hounshell said. “I pretty said. “The ones left are in Authorities said there were lot of the Crystal River Mall. who dropped out due to Kia-sponsored event could well know who the competi- high spirits.” no signs of foul play. Forty-seven standers had swollen legs, another who end Monday evening, but tion is.” She said the next event is A preliminary investigation started, including 14 women. had been on dialysis. Then several of the remaining The 33-year-old estimated planned for January in showed a friend called the Others had entered and did- there was the 61-year-old contestants were not so sure the event would run through Ocala. husband, telling him their car n’t show. woman who stayed “chip- and warned supporters to Wednesday and had support Contact Chronicle re- was parked in the area. Au- There is a $5,000 winner- per” but did not have the expect another day. from confident friends. porter Pat Faherty at 352- thorities say that when the take-all purse for the last stamina and dropped out “I’m holding up all right,” “I give everyone who 564-2924 or pfaherty husband arrived, he person standing. Contestants late Sunday evening. Inverness resident Heath came here credit,” Miller @chronicleonline.com. searched the area and found his wife floating in the canal. Spring Hill Witness: Rilya Wilson defendant got aid falsely Teen fatally stabs mom’s boyfriend Associated Press Smith in their meetings — to get Sims, attended trial for the first time nally realized that Rilya was missing. cash assistance and food stamps. Monday. Now 18, Sims said she Ramirez Romero said Graham al- Authorities said a 17-year- MIAMI — A state welfare worker Graham is not related to the girls didn’t know Rilya but felt compelled ways brought the younger sister old boy fatally stabbed his testified Monday that the caretaker and was not even their legal custo- to come to court on her behalf. with her to those meetings, and on mother’s live-in boyfriend. of missing foster child Rilya Wilson dian. Her live-in companion, “I just wanted to be here for jus- one occasion she asked Graham The stabbing took place claimed false family ties to the girl Pamela Graham, was their official tice for my sister,” said Sims, who why Rilya was never there. during an argument at their and a younger sibling in order to caretaker at the time. was accompanied by her adoptive “She told me it was too hard to home in Spring Hill on Sun- qualify for state aid, which contin- Geralyn Graham faces life in parents and U.S. Rep. Frederica handle two babies in the interview,” day afternoon. Hernando ued to flow for over a year after au- prison if convicted of killing Rilya. Wilson, D-Fla. The congresswoman Ramirez Romero testified. County Sheriff’s officials said thorities believe Rilya was killed. The girl disappeared in late 2000 is not related to Rilya but has been “Did she ever say, ‘DCF took the teen left the house after Diana Ramirez Romero, a De- and her body has never been found. deeply involved in the case and Rilya?’” asked prosecutor Sally arguing with 39-year-old partment of Children and Families Graham insists she is innocent and sponsored child welfare reform Weintraub. David Floyd. He then re- employee who handles economic has claimed an unknown DCF laws while in the state Legislature. “No,” Ramirez Romero replied. turned home and grabbed a assistance, testified that 66-year-old worker took the girl for a mental On the witness stand, Ramirez Earlier Monday, former DCF ad- kitchen knife and stabbed Geralyn Graham said she was the evaluation and never returned her. Romero said Graham first applied ministrator Barbara Toledo said grandmother of Rilya and a The case shook up Florida’s child for state benefits in February 2001 for she and her co-workers began to be- Floyd in the chest. younger sister, Rodericka, and both welfare system, spurring develop- Rilya and her younger sister. She pe- lieve “something terrible had hap- Deputies said Floyd died at girls lived with her. Ramirez ment of a new child tracking system riodically visited the welfare office pened” when they were unable to a hospital Sunday evening. Romero said that enabled Graham and other key changes in state laws. several additional times until March verify Graham’s story about what — From staff and wire reports — who used the name Geralyn An older sister of Rilya’s, Brandy 2002, a month before DCF officials fi- happened to Rilya. A4 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012 LOCAL CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Levy sheriff’s office For the RECORD Citrus County Other arrests meanor charge of resisting an ■ A petit theft was reported at Sheriff’s Office ■ Janet White, 57, of Lake officer without violence. Bond 2:07 p.m. Dec. 7 in the 500 block Panasoffkee, at 8 a.m. Friday on $500. of N. Citrus Ave., Crystal River. investigating homicide DUI arrest a Citrus County warrant for vio- ■ ■ Megan Bramlett, 35, of Burglaries A grand theft was reported at Special to the Chronicle methamphetamine charges. lation of probation on an original ■ 3:18 p.m. Dec. 7 in the 3100 block West Pinedale Circle, Crystal felony charge. Bond $1,000. A residential burglary was He was released from state River, at 3:55 p.m. Saturday on reported at 12:46 p.m. Friday, of E. Squirrel Court, Inverness. ■ The Levy County Sheriff ’s prison in 2008, according to a felony charge of fleeing a law Patricia Stillaire, 26, of Dec. 7, in the 200 block of S. ■ A grand theft was reported Office is investigating a the Florida Department of enforcement officer and misde- South Osceola Street, Beverly Monroe St., Beverly Hills. at 3:55 p.m. Dec. 7 in the 8400 Hills, at 10:43 a.m. Friday on a homicide after George Corrections website. One of meanor charges of driving under ■ A residential burglary was block of N. Carl G. Rose High- Citrus County warrant for viola- Hamilton Pierce, 51, was the charges dated to 2005, the influence and refusal to ac- reported at 2:23 p.m. Dec. 7 in way, Hernando. tion of probation on an original found dead inside his resi- for which he received drug cept and sign a citation. Accord- the 6600 block of S. Frankfurter ■ A grand theft was reported felony charge. No bond. dence on Friday. offender probation. He was ing to her arrest affidavit, a law Way, Homosassa. at 4:47 p.m. Dec. 7 in the 4900 ■ Deputies were alerted to found to have violated the enforcement officer attempted to Cody Wright, 20, of East ■ A residential burglary was block of W. Norvell Bryant High- the death on Friday, Dec. probation and was sen- stop her after receiving informa- Live Oak Lane, Inverness, at reported at 9:24 a.m. Saturday, way, Crystal River. 12:15 p.m. Friday on an original 8, by an unidentified family tenced to prison. tion about a drunken driver in the Dec. 8, in the 1900 block of S. ■A grand theft was reported at member. No cause of death Anyone with informa- area of Rock Crusher Road and felony charge of burglary. Ac- Melanie Drive, Homosassa. 6:28 p.m. Dec. 7 in the 1600 block is being given by the sher- State Road 44 near Crystal cording to his arrest affidavit, he tion is asked to call ■ A residential burglary was of S.E. U.S. 19, Crystal River. River. She allegedly tried to flee, was arrested in connection with iff ’s office. This would be Sheriff ’s Det. Jimmy An- reported at 9:50 a.m. Dec. 8 in ■ pulled up to her home on an attempted burglary of Inver- A larceny petit theft was re- the county’s second homi- derson at 352-486-5111, or the 200 block of S. Jefferson St., ported at 9 a.m. Saturday, Dec. Pinedale Circle and tried to get ness Liquors on State Road 44. cide for 2012. remain anonymous by Beverly Hills. 8 in the 200 block of N.E. U.S. Pierce was sentenced in calling Crime Stoppers at out of the vehicle. She was or- Because of his cooperation with ■ A residential burglary was 19, Crystal River. 2007 to 13 months on two 877-349-8477. dered back into the vehicle. She investigators, he was released had difficulty performing sobriety on his own recognizance. reported at 7:31 a.m. Sunday, Vandalisms tasks and tests of her breath ■ Dec. 9, in the 4500 block of W. ■ A vandalism was reported Jason James, 25, of North Sanction Road, Lecanto. showed her blood alcohol con- Bucknell Terrace, Hernando, at at 12:02 a.m. Friday, Dec. 7, in CEO Rusty Skinner said the ■ centration was 0.214 and 0.199 1:40 p.m. Friday on a Citrus A commercial burglary was the 70 block of S. Washington assessment quantifies what EDC percent. The legal limit is 0.08 County warrant for felony reported at 4:49 a.m. Monday, St., Beverly Hills. regional leaders in work- percent. Bond $6,300. charges of dealing in stolen Dec. 10, in the 8000 block of W. ■ A vandalism was reported Continued from Page A1 force development, eco- Homosassa Trail, Homosassa. Domestic property and burglary of an oc- at 12:06 a.m. Dec. 7 in the 2400 nomic development and battery arrest cupied residence. Bond Thefts block of E. Gulf to Lake High- address issues and recom- education had already sus- ■ Brian Blair, 22, of Inver- $15,000. ■ A larceny petit theft was re- way, Inverness. mendations in a regional pected — that a skills gap ness, at 11:12 a.m. Sunday on a ■ Charles Amaturo, 43, of ported at 12:35 p.m. Friday, Dec. ■A grand theft was reported at skills gap assessment deliv- exists — but could not ade- misdemeanor charge of domes- East Briar Court, Inverness, at 7, in the 600 block of E. La Salle 9:37 a.m. Dec. 8 in the 2100 block ered last week to its board quately address without tic battery. No bond. 4:12 p.m. Friday on a misde- St., Hernando. of W. Austin Drive, Dunnellon. of directors. specifics. That assessment targeted According to the report, manufacturing, health care, employers in key industries information technology, believe applicants lack business and financial serv- basic academic and “soft” Legal notices in today’s Citrus County Chronicle ices and transportation, dis- skills as well as experience tribution and logistics. and that those applying for Seifert said the EDC effort manufacturing and health- is compatible with what care jobs lack critical indus- Workforce is doing. And he try skills. said the Tampa Bay Re- “When we say there is a Meeting Notices ...... C10 gional Partnership, which ‘skills gap,’ we’re not saying includes Citrus County, is that applicants are un- also addressing the problem. skilled,” Skinner said. “The “The issue is that we’ve got issue is, do their skills 6,000 people unemployed match what’s needed to Notice to Creditors/Administration. . . . C10 and between 500 and 600 job compete in our current and openings and in some cases emerging job market? The these skills don’t exist,” he answer, at least in some tar- said, citing electronics and geted industry sectors, is no. Surplus Property ...... C10 software as two of the af- Now we have to focus on the fected local industries. specific skills and skill Workforce Connection areas that are needed.” 000DCR2

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businesses because 94 percent of America’s busi- BUSINESS nesses are structured so Continued from Page A1 that profits go directly to partners or shareholders and job creation. who report the income on The Congressional their individual tax returns. Budget Office estimated last It’s a way for business own- month that Obama’s plan to ers to avoid paying taxes increase taxes only on top twice on the same income earners would reduce eco- — once at the corporate nomic growth by 0.1 percent level and again when prof- of Gross Domestic Product its are distributed as next year, or about $16 bil- dividends. lion. That translates into Under Obama’s plan, the about 200,000 fewer jobs. 33 percent tax rate would By comparison, letting all rise to 36 percent on taxable the tax cuts enacted in 2001 income above $231,000 for a and 2003 expire would re- married couple filing duce economic growth by jointly. The top tax rate 1.4 percent of GDP, resulting would increase from 35 per- in about 1.8 million fewer cent to 39.6 percent on tax- jobs, the CBO said. able income above $397,000. “It’s a very tiny portion of Obama’s plan also would the cliff impact and it very phase out the personal ex- much raises revenues and it emption and gradually re- does so in a fair way,” Rep. duce itemized deductions Sander Levin of Michigan, for individuals making more senior Democrat on the tax- than $200,000 and married writing House Ways and couples making more than Means Committee, said of $250,000. The top capital Obama’s proposal. “It will gains tax rate would rise not stifle economic growth from 15 percent to 20 per- in any significant way.” Associated Press cent. Qualified dividends, Most of the expiring tax President Barack Obama watches workers Monday during a visit to the heavy duty engines line at the Daimler Detroit which are now taxed at a top cuts were first enacted Diesel plant in Redford, Mich. rate of 15 percent, would be under former President taxed as ordinary income George W. Bush and ex- married couples. He wants through reducing or elimi- a balanced approach that Americans don’t get new for top earners, or at a top tended by Obama in 2010. to extend the Bush tax cuts nating tax breaks. But also cuts spending is jobs and the debt problem rate of 39.6 percent. This time around, Obama for people making less. Boehner opposes Obama’s wrong,” Boehner, said re- that we have will continue That, some business own- says he is determined to let House Speaker John proposal to increase tax cently. “It’s only going to to threaten our children’s ers complain, would leave the tax cuts expire on in- Boehner and other Republi- rates on high earners. make it harder for our econ- future.” them with less money to come above $200,000 for in- cans have said they are “Raising taxes on small omy to grow. And if our Republicans often relate hire new workers or keep dividuals and $250,000 for open to more tax revenue businesses instead of taking economy doesn’t grow, the tax increases to small the ones they have.

ships out in the commission accom- to Catholic Charities. routes all over the county entire area under the civic munity, was able to plished, Commis- “We partnered with with places to transfer so club,” Bitter said. “We have BUILDING get a donation from sioner Kenney. Catholic Charities,” Toto that residents as far away as folks who are already lined Continued from Page A1 Village Toyota Cadil- Thank you.” said. “Although the civic club Dunnellon and Floral City up to help us with remodel- lac of $2,000 and I Kenney said he has allowed us to use their could ride the bus to the ing and design. We’re going Only now has an agreement think we have this appreciated every- office for all this time, we re- outreach center in Atlas to have a town meeting. We been approached. If the almost settled. We one’s effort. ally need our own facilities.” Drive, where they soon will first hope to help the kids at deal goes through, both non- just need Ken Frink Commission Toto said at least 15 agen- be offered a number of serv- the school to catch up in cies would be housed at the ices, including a medical mainly their reading skills profits and all the clients to make sure the Diane Toto Chairman Joe Meek they serve should benefit. permits go through. I with We Care said: “This was a big outreach center, including a clinic in addition to dental and math skills. And then Pearson said Toto would think it’s going to Food Pantry. job. A few months free dental agency that was care, according to Toto. we’d like to do something move her food distribution work out real well.” ago, it was dividing an exciting new service. “It’s going to be like one- with adults, particularly on work to the Catholic Chari- Pearson said civic the community Toto said dental equipment stop shopping for all our the computer. We have a lot ties Outreach Center at 9020 club leaders would be down there. You made it has been donated by a needy clients,” Toto said. of senior citizens who have W. Atlas Drive, which is in pleased when the recom- work. Good job.” county dentist who retired “This has been something come into the area and have an industrial park west of mendation to offer it the Kenney joked: “I got the and 21 of the county’s 54 we have been dreaming no way of keeping in touch U.S. 19 on the north side of firehouse goes before the $2,000 but it cost me $35,000 dentists have agreed to treat about for quite some time with the grandkids except Homosassa. But Toto will board at a future meeting, if because I had to buy an- patients. because there is nothing on by letter and phone. We ex- need to build a shed for food an agreement is reached. other vehicle.” “Also, since the county put this side of the county.” pect that we will get a good storage and a forklift truck. “They will be able to turn Commissioner Rebecca the (expanded) bus route to- Toto said she wished the reception from the commu- The shed will cost about that firehouse into an activ- Bays responded, “A small gether, all our clients with- civic club good luck with its nity. We wish everybody well $13,000. ity center for children and price to pay.” out transportation can now learning center. in this whole thing.” “The Homosassa Civic Diane Toto has a much bet- The outreach center reach us,” Toto said. Bitter said the civic club Chronicle reporter Chris Club has agreed to finance ter place to do her food came into being just over a Since the beginning of would be thrilled with the Van Ormer can be reached $8,000,” Pearson said. “We drive. If you haven’t been year ago when the Knights this month, Citrus County proposed agreement. at cvanormer@chronicle have a private donor who’s out to Atlas Drive, it’s awe- of Columbus 6954 dis- Transit started expanded “It will consolidate that online.com or 352-564-2916. going to finance $3,000. And some, nobody’s around banded and donated its Commissioner Kenney, be- there. She’s going to be able building — reported to be cause he has great relation- to serve a lot of people. So, worth more than $300,000 —

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Drop your letter by the Crystal River Mall or the Citrus County Chronicle between Friday, November 23 and Friday, December 14, 2012 All letters will be published for all to read and enjoy online at www.chronicleonline.com/letterstosanta2012! 000CYNZ A6 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Obituaries Grace Millie Anthony ‘Tony’ Feds rule on health care Gager, 91 Surface, 80 Rogers, 84 TENNESSEE INVERNESS HOMOSASSA Grace Barbara Gager, 91, Millie Gray Surface, 80, Anthony E. ‘Tony’ Rogers law’s Medicaid expansion died peacefully in the Inverness, died Dec. 9, 2012 died Monday, Dec. 3, 2012, Memory Care Unit of the at her residence. Millie was after suffering a long ill- Associated Press The administration’s ruling puts the ball Terrace Saturday, Dec. 8, born on May 1, 1932, in ness. Tony will always be re- back in the states’ court. Administration 2012. She was born April 19, Union, W. Va., to the late membered for his love of WASHINGTON — States must commit officials said states can expand Medicaid 1921, in Detroit, Mich. She Dewey and Monnie (Sparks) life; dancing and music was to fully expanding their Medicaid pro- part way, but wouldn’t get the three years of was of the Lutheran faith. Boyce. A military wife, after his passion. He was born grams to take advantage of generous fund- full federal funding provided under the law. Grace was preceded in relocation to this area in Aug. 9, 1928, in New York, ing in the federal health care law, the “The law contemplated that every Amer- death by her parents, 1972, she was employed by N.Y. He graduated high Obama administration said Monday. ican would have a way to get health insur- Amelia and Hazen Vogt, her the Citrus County School The ruling affects a federal-state program ance coverage,” Medicaid administrator loving husband Capt. Oliver school in the New York City Board as an executive sec- that covers nearly 60 million low-income Cindy Mann said. “It’s very significant fed- Wesley Gager, and her public schools. He worked retary with 22 years of serv- beloved daughter, in numerous manufacturing and severely disabled people, caught in a eral support, unlike any other federal support Barbara Sellers. ice. Millie enjoyed her positions; retiring from IBM tug-of-war between Republican governors provided to any other coverage initiative. She was a caring and duti- family of church friends at in Boulder, Colo., and then and the Democratic administration. “We are going to remain true to that in- ful wife to her husband Oliver, First Church of God and moving to Homosassa, Fla., President Barack Obama’s health care tent of Congress and not waive that provi- who was a pilot captain for their nursing home in 2004. law expanded Medicaid to cover people sion,” she added. U.S. Airways. They were ministry. She loved to read. He is survived by his two up to 138 percent of the federal poverty Most states are still pondering their de- members of the Left to cherish her mem- brothers, and sister, three line, or about $15,400 for an individual. cision. Twelve have said they’ll turn down Soaring Eagles Club, where ory are her son, Dewey sons, Tom, Vincent, and Joey The change mainly affects low-income the expansion, although legislators are they had many friends. As the “D.C.” and wife Rhonda as well as three grandchil- adults without children at home, as well as still debating the issue in some cases. An- wife of a pilot, they moved Surface, Cumming, Ga.; her dren. low-income parents who can’t get coverage other 14 states have said they’ll accept it. often and had many adven- daughters, Jenna Glea A funeral mass is sched- under current Medicaid rules. There’s no deadline for states to decide, tures in life. She and her hus- Surface, Inverness, and uled from 11 to 12 a.m. Under the law, the federal government and they can try the expansion and later Gayna and husband James band retired to Saturday, Dec. 22, 2012, at will cover 100 percent of the cost of the cancel it if it doesn’t work out. Crystal River, Fla., where they Beasley, Wellborn, Fla.; her St. Benedict’s RC Church in first three years of the expansion, gradu- Two nonpartisan groups, the Kaiser lived for 30 years. Grace brother, Wes H. and wife Crystal River. In lieu of ally phasing down to a 90 percent share — Family Foundation and the Urban Insti- moved to Marie Boyce, Jacksonville; flowers, donations can be still a far more generous match than states tute, said in a recent report that states can Chattanooga, Tenn., three 10 grandchildren; and five years ago to be closer to her made to Citrus County Hos- have traditionally received. The expan- expect to receive $9 in federal funds for great-grandchildren. She sion, scheduled for 2014, is expected to every $1 they spend on the expansion. granddaughter, Jennifer Thal. was preceded in death by a pice and the Sugarmill She is survived by her Manor Adult Living Facility. provide coverage to about half the 30 mil- Also on Monday, the Obama administra- son, Billie Marshall lion people uninsured people who will tion granted conditional approval to six son, Wesley Gager of Surface Jr. Sign the guest book at benefit from the law. states to set up new insurance markets called Yankeetown; grand- Services will be con- www.chronicleonline.com. But some governors said Medicaid was exchanges. Under the law, the exchanges daughter, Jennifer Thal ducted by Groves F.H. and already straining their state budgets to a will serve as a one-stop shop for consumers, (Jake) of Signal Mountain, burial in Fairview Christian Michael Tenn.; grandson, Mark breaking point, and the Supreme Court in steering middle-class people to subsidized Church Cemetery, Union, Williams, 49 Osborn (Angie) of Colum- June gave states the right to opt out of the private coverage and low-income people W.Va. In lieu of flowers, the INVERNESS bus, Ohio; grandson, expansion. Since the court decision, Re- to Medicaid. Colorado, Connecticut, Mas- Michael Osborn of Chat- family requests donations to First Church of God, 5510 E. Michael V. Williams, born publican governors have been asking if sachusetts, Maryland, Oregon, and Wash- tanooga, Tenn.; and three Dec. 6, 1963, died Dec. 6, they can do a partial expansion. ington received approval. great-grandchildren, Na- Jasmine Lane, Inverness, 2012, due to complications talie and Maggie Thal, and FL 34453. Chas. E. Davis Andrew Osborn. Funeral Home with from his epilepsy. Michael A special thanks to the Crematory is assisting the was born in Tennessee but residents and staff at the family locally. lived most of his life in Cit- Terrace, companions Sign the guest book at rus County. Michael devel- Report: Asian economies will through Home Helpers, and www.chronicleonline.com. oped epilepsy as a teenager Hospice of Chattanooga. In and struggled through the lieu of flowers, memorial Barbara years dealing with this dis- surpass United States, Europe contributions may be made Metz, 75 ability. Michael shared his to a favorite charity. The struggles through art and lit- CRYSTAL RIVER Associated Press the start of a new presiden- higher than the U.S. by 2030.” services will be a private erary endeavors. He had a tial administration and is The rising populations of gathering of family. book published in 2004 and The Service of Remem- WASHINGTON — The aimed at helping U.S. poli- disenfranchised youth in Funeral arrangements by had many pieces of his art brance for Mrs. Barbara A. United States could see its cymakers plan for the future. places like Nigeria and Pak- Vanderwall Funeral Home, published throughout the Metz, age 75, of Crystal standing as a superpower The report also predicted istan may lead to conflict Dayton, Tenn. years. River, Florida, will be held eroded and Asian the U.S. will be energy- over water and food, with Please share your memo- Michael was preceded in 1:00 PM, Wednesday, De- economies will outstrip independent. “nearly half of the world’s ries of Grace on her online death by his father, Gene guest register at www.van cember 12, 2012 at the those of North America Violent acts of terrorism population ... experiencing Williams. He is survived by derwallfh.com. Inverness Chapel of Hooper and Europe combined by will also be less frequent as severe water stress,” the re- his wife, Mary of Inverness; Funeral Homes with Pastor 2030, according to the best the U.S. drawdown in troops port said. mother, Joyce of Inverness; Florence Lloyd Bertine officiating. guess of the U.S. intelli- from Iraq and Afghanistan That instability could lead brother, Chris (Tammy) of Interment will follow at gence community in its robs extremist ideologies of to conflict and contribute to Amdur, 88 Hernando; sister Wendy Magnolia Cemetery, latest forecast. a rallying cry to spur at- global economic collapse, FORMERLY OF (Allen) of Ga.; niece, Tiffany Lecanto, Florida. The fam- “The spectacular rise of tacks. But that will likely be especially if combined with BEVERLY HILLS (Shawn); nephews, ily will receive friends from Asian economies is dra- replaced by acts like cyber- rapid climate change, the Brandon, Stephen Florence R. Amdur, 88, 11:00 AM until the time of matically altering ... U.S. terrorism, the study’s au- authors warn. (Stephanie), Mitchell, and formerly of Beverly Hills, service, Wednesday at the influence,” said Christo- thors say. That’s the grimmest Chase; daughter, Sara passed away Dec. 6, 2012. Inverness Chapel. Online pher Kojm, chairman of In countries where there among the “Potential Marie; granddaughter, Funeral services will be 2 condolences may be sent to the National Intelligence are declining birth rates Worlds” the report sketches Briyanna; and four great- p.m. Wednesday at Fero the family at www.Hooper Council, as it released the and an aging population for 2030. Under the heading nieces. Funeral Home. 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000D3NM 000DFDI 000DBR2 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012 A7 Gas drilling can Woman found guilty of murder in lottery death be made cleaner Associated Press State Attorney Jay Pruner At times, the defendant in closing arguments. “He closed her eyes and averted TAMPA — A woman was found out about it and her face from the jury as Associated Press convicted Monday of first- threatened to kill her. She prosecutors played audio degree murder in the slay- killed him first.” recordings made by an un- PITTSBURGH — In the ing of a lottery winner in Hileman argued that dercover officer posing as a Colorado mountains, a central Florida and there were other criminal who would take spike in air pollution has was sentenced to potential suspects the fall for Shakespeare’s been linked to a boom in oil mandatory life whom prosecutors murder. and gas drilling. A thousand without parole by a refused to consider. Prosecutors said Moore miles away on the plains of judge who called “There were a lot befriended Shakespeare north Texas, there’s a her “cold, calculat- of people who owed in late 2008, claiming she drilling boom, too, but some ing and cruel.” Mr. Shakespeare a was writing a book about air pollution levels have de- Dorice “Dee lot of money. One how people were taking clined. Opponents of Dee” Moore guy owed him a mil- advantage of him. They drilling point to Colorado showed no emotion Dorice lion dollars,” he claimed Moore later be- and say it’s dangerous. Com- as a jury foreman Moore said during his clos- came his financial ad- panies point to Texas and read the verdict. sentenced to ing arguments. viser, eventually say drilling is safe. life in prison. Judge Emmett Bat- “The police focused controlling every asset he The answer appears to be Associated Press tles sentenced her to on Dee Dee Moore and they had left, including an ex- that drilling can be safe or it A combine cuts durum near an oil well on Aug. 19, 2008, in an additional minimum didn’t even consider other pensive home, the debt can be dangerous. Industry Tioga, N.D. The worries about what drilling does to the air mandatory 25 years for people.” owed to him and a $1.5 practices, enforcement, ge- are both global and local, with scientists concerned about using a gun in the commis- Pruner could not be million annuity. She ulti- ography and even snow the effects on climate change as well as the possible health sion of a felony. Moore has reached for comment im- mately swindled Shake- cover can minimize or mag- consequences from breathing smog, soot and other 30 days to appeal. mediately. speare out of his nify air pollution problems. pollutants. “I can sleep good at night Battles instructed the dwindling fortune, then “It’s like a vehicle. Some because I know I had done jury that it could convict shot him and buried his cars drip oil,” said Russell billions of dollars to enough research. the very best job,” said De- the 40-year-old Moore of a body under a concrete Schnell, deputy director of remedy. Some environmentalists fense attorney Byron Hile- lesser charge. Following slab in her backyard, the federal Earth System The worries about what say if leaks and pollution man. “I feel sad for the the verdict, he called Pruner said. Research Laboratory in drilling does to the air are can be minimized, the boom victim. I feel sad for their Moore “the most manipula- In opening statements, Boulder, Colo. “You have both global and local, with has benefits, since gas burns families. I feel sad for the tive person” he had ever Moore’s attorney told the wells that are absolutely scientists concerned about much cleaner than coal, defendant because these seen, describing her as jury that his client was try- tight. And you have other the effects on climate emitting half the carbon types of cases are no-win “cold, calculating and ing to help protect Shake- places where a valve gives change as well as the possi- dioxide. situations.” cruel.” speare’s assets from a out, and you have huge ble health consequences Al Gore told The Associ- Jurors deliberated for Prosecutors built much pending child-support case leaks.” from breathing smog, soot ated Press that it’s “not irre- more than three hours be- of their case from confiden- when he was killed by drug The good news, nearly all and other pollutants. sponsible” to look at gas as a fore finding Moore guilty of tial informant’s statements dealers who haven’t been sides agree, is that the tech- Hydraulic fracturing, or short-term substitute for the first-degree murder and financial records. caught. nology exists to control fracking, has made it possi- coal-fired electricity. But charge prosecutors had Moore was briefly Former inmate Rose methane gas leaks and ble to tap into deep reserves Gore added that the main lodged against her in the banned from the Tampa Condora, who was locked other air pollution associ- of oil and gas but has also component of gas, methane, death of Abraham Shake- courtroom Monday over up with Moore, said she vis- ated with drilling. The bad raised concerns about pollu- is a more potent heat-trap- speare, who won millions concerns that she may have its her friend every night at news is that the industry is tion. The industry and many ping greenhouse gas than in 2006. Shakespeare’s threatened jurors. She was the jail. booming so rapidly that federal and state officials CO2. That means that if mother was in the court- back a short time later for “She’s not what people some companies and some say the practice is safe when large quantities leak, the ad- room, but showed no closing arguments, but said think she is. She did not kill regulators can’t seem to get done properly, but environ- vantage over coal disap- emotion. she did not want to take the that man,” Condora told re- ahead of the problems, mental groups and some sci- pears, the former vice “She got every bit of his stand in order to protect porters during a break in which could ultimately cost entists say there hasn’t been president said. money,” said Assistant her family. the trial.

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MicronT 6.67 +.24 UranmRs h .32 -.01 BioSante rs 1.64 +.12 Crocs 13.79 +.14 Fossil Inc 88.51 -.83 InvRlEst 8.64 +.06 Perrigo 104.87 +2.53 Sinclair 11.05 +.45 AkamaiT 39.20 +.38 MicrosSys 41.80 +.04 UrbanOut 37.00 -.37 Switzerlnd .9333 .9347 BlkRKelso 9.93 -.03 CrssCtryHl 4.70 +.19 FosterWhl 23.72 +.61 IridiumCm 6.03 -.04 PetSmart 70.25 -.11 SiriusXM 2.74 -.01 Akorn 12.97 +.28 MicroSemi 20.15 +.54 Taiwan 29.11 29.07 Blckbaud 21.20 -.27 CrosstexE 13.06 +.55 Francesca 22.54 -1.29 IronwdPh 11.03 -.20 PetMed 12.24 -.15 SironaDent 62.50 +.34 V-W-X-Y-Z AlaskCom 2.00 -.05 Microsoft 26.94 +.49 Thailand 30.65 30.64 BloominB n 15.09 -.34 CrosstxLP 14.65 +.71 FreshMkt 49.60 -.32 Isis 9.42 +.44 MillerHer 20.61 -.08 Pharmacyc 58.80 +2.78 Skullcandy 8.21 +.03 VCA Ant 20.71 -.09 Alexion 92.65 +1.15 Blucora 14.09 -.06 Ctrip.com 18.43 +.23 FrontierCm 4.71 +.01 IvanhoeE h .77 +.21 Plexus 23.40 +.49 SkyWest 11.75 +.20 Turkey 1.7895 1.7882 Alexza rs 5.23 +.04 Mindspeed 3.98 +.02 VOXX Intl 6.56 +.12 BobEvans 40.47 +.31 CubistPh 41.03 +.07 FuelCell h .89 +.04 Ixia 15.65 +.02 Misonix 6.50 +.05 PluristemT 3.57 +.11 SkywksSol 22.33 -.51 U.A.E. 3.6732 3.6733 AlignTech 26.20 +.69 BostPrv 9.24 +.02 CumMed 2.39 +.03 FultonFncl 9.69 +.07 Polycom 9.71 +.28 SmithWes 9.40 -.52 ValueClick 19.57 +.10 Alkermes 19.00 +.32 J-K-L Mitcham 11.98 -.20 VanSTCpB 80.44 -.05 Uruguay 19.3495 19.4099 BttmlnT 24.15 +1.05 Curis 3.14 +.09 FushiCopp 9.36 -.01 MitekSys 3.14 -.31 Popular rs 20.09 +.23 SodaStrm 38.74 -.86 AllotComm 19.78 +.34 Bridgeline 1.44 -.24 Cyclacel rs 6.07 -.38 j2Global 30.69 +.07 PwrInteg 33.04 +.61 Sohu.cm 38.25 +.47 VanIntCpB 88.47 -.03 Venzuel 4.2927 4.2955 AllscriptH 11.26 -.14 G-H-I Molex 27.05 +.05 Broadcom 33.99 -.24 Cymer 88.74 +.23 JA Solar rs 3.34 -.20 Momenta 11.03 +.33 Power-One 4.28 +.19 Solazyme 7.49 +.16 VanTIntStk 46.11 +.13 AlnylamP 17.60 +.95 BroadSoft 33.36 +.70 CypSemi 10.43 +.20 GT AdvTc 3.38 -.12 JDASoft 44.85 +.05 PwShs QQQ 65.12 +.19 SonicCorp 10.40 +.12 VeecoInst 29.44 +.54 AlteraCp lf 32.10 +.52 Mondelez 25.94 +.36 BrcdeCm 5.53 ... 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Liquidity 39.04 -.46 S-T-U Telik rs 1.94 +.23 SPOT ArmHld 36.75 +.28 Cheesecake 33.14 +.05 EncoreCap 28.15 +.75 HorizPhm 2.28 +.03 LivePrsn 12.29 +.04 OdysMar 2.69 +.04 Tellabs 3.42 +.06 Yandex 23.00 +.04 ArrayBio 3.62 -.01 ChelseaTh .96 +.03 EndoPhrm 27.98 -.31 HorsehdH 9.47 +.30 LodgeNet h .13 -.01 OldDomF s 33.39 +.06 SBA Com 68.90 -.18 TeslaMot 34.57 +.40 Yongye 5.03 -.01 Yesterday Pvs Day Arris 14.36 +.07 OmniVisn 15.00 +.04 ZaZaEngy 2.08 +.09 ChildPlace 46.44 -1.14 Endologix 14.07 +.08 HotTopic 9.81 +.03 Logitech 7.55 +.03 SEI Inv 22.01 -.08 TesseraTch 16.45 +.25 $1713.00 $1719.60 ArubaNet 20.79 -.06 ChiCeram 1.96 +.04 EngyXXI 32.57 -.15 HubGroup 32.20 +.48 LookSmt h .79 -.03 OnSmcnd 6.77 +.05 SHFL Ent 13.20 -.09 TxCapBsh 44.81 +.26 Zagg 7.18 +.21 Gold (troy oz., spot) AscenaRt s 18.61 -.35 ChrchllD 62.89 +.01 Entegris 9.22 +.02 HudsCity 8.06 +.08 Lufkin 58.60 +.88 Oncothyr 4.02 +.05 SLM Cp 17.15 +.25 TexInst 29.82 -.03 Zalicus .67 -.01 Silver (troy oz., spot) $33.300 $33.681 AsiaEntRs 2.90 -.01 CienaCorp 15.80 +.20 EntropCom 5.10 -.01 HuntJB 58.65 +.18 lululemn gs 72.28 -.25 OnyxPh 77.20 -.10 STEC 5.04 +.22 TexRdhse 16.08 +.06 $3.6905 $3.6400 OpenTable 46.21 +.91 Zhongpin 12.48 +.04 Copper (pound) AspenTech 26.50 ... CinnFin 40.58 +.08 EnzonPh s 4.83 +.10 HuntBncsh 6.24 +.07 Luminex 16.92 +.03 Saia Inc 22.12 +.82 Theravnce 21.99 +.21 Zillow 27.20 -.49 $1623.30 $1613.80 AsscdBanc 12.86 +.15 Cintas 42.04 +.04 Epoch 27.74 -.06 IAC Inter 43.48 -1.43 OptimerPh 10.80 +.42 SalixPhm 41.57 -.62 Thoratec 38.52 +.71 Platinum (troy oz., spot) M-N-0 Oracle 32.07 +.15 ZionBcp 19.95 +.11 AstexPhm 2.76 +.06 Cirrus 27.63 -.97 Equinix 194.08 +4.39 ICG Grp 10.86 -.36 SanderFm 48.95 +.55 ThrshdPhm 4.24 +.13 NMER = New York Mercantile Exchange. CBOT = athenahlth 75.88 +2.00 Cisco 19.79 +.46 Ericsson 9.79 +.10 IPG Photon 60.84 +1.24 MCG Cap 4.40 -.11 OraSure 7.43 -.02 SanDisk 42.79 +.54 TibcoSft 20.64 +.27 Ziopharm 4.09 +.10 Athersys 1.02 -.02 CitzRepBc 18.59 +.19 ExactSci h 9.90 -.05 iShACWX 41.08 +.15 MEI Phrm 2.14 +.11 Orexigen 5.28 +.43 SangBio 6.06 +.13 TitanMach 23.35 +.45 Zipcar 8.47 +.05 Chicago Board of Trade. CMER = Chicago Mercantile Ex- AtlasAir 42.72 +.32 CitrixSys 62.56 +.53 Exelixis 4.42 +.05 iSh ACWI 47.67 +.10 MGE 50.70 +.08 Orthfx 37.10 -.06 Sanmina 10.27 +.11 TiVo Inc 12.12 +.02 Zogenix 1.16 -1.20 change. NCSE = New York Cotton, Sugar & Cocoa Ex- Atmel 5.50 +.07 CleanEngy 13.47 +.35 Expedia s 57.71 -2.17 iShNifty50 25.13 +.14 MIPS Tech 7.61 +.10 OtterTail 24.93 +.27 Santarus 9.89 -.10 TowerGrp 17.32 -.22 Zumiez 20.30 -.49 change. NCTN = New York Cotton Exchange. AtossaG n 4.82 +.07 Clearwire 2.40 +.01 ExpdIntl 38.22 +.88 iShNsdqBio 138.97 +2.06 MTS 49.34 +.27 Overstk 14.20 -.05 Sapiens 3.95 +.07 TractSupp 84.81 -1.07 Zynga n 2.43 -.13 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE BUSINESS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012 A9 MUTUAL FUNDS

Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg HOW TO READ THE MUTUAL FUND TABLES Stocks edge higher Advance Capital I: MultiCGrA 8.38 ... Balanc p 17.07 +.02 InBosA 5.99 ... Here are the 1,000 biggest mutual funds listed on Nasdaq. Tables show the fund name, sell RetInc 9.01 +.01 LgCpVal 19.46 +.02 price or Net Asset Value (NAV) and daily net change. Associated Press two months following a Alger Funds B: NatlMunInc 10.54 -.01 SmCapGr 6.96 +.04 SpEqtA 16.04 +.09 Name: Name of mutual fund and family. Market watch weak earnings forecast and AllianceBern A: TradGvA 7.36 ... NAV: Net asset value. NEW YORK — Stocks Dec. 10, 2012 a public spat with the GblRisk p 17.78 -.01 Eaton Vance B: GlbThGrA p 64.48 +.63 HlthSB t 10.62 +.05 Chg: Net change in price of NAV. edged higher Monday on founder of Autonomy, a Dow Jones HighIncoA p 9.47 +.01 NatlMuInc 10.54 -.01 Data based on NAVs reported to Lipper by 6 p.m. Eastern. Wall Street after a strong +14.75 company it acquired for $10 SmCpGrA 38.11 +.13 Eaton Vance C: industrials AllianceBern Adv: GovtC p 7.35 +.01 Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg sales report from McDon- 13,169.88 billion last year. LgCpGrAd 30.36 +.02 NatMunInc 10.54 -.01 First Eagle: Lazard Open: Pioneer Funds B: ald’s offset concerns about Italian Prime Minister AllianceBern B: Eaton Vance I: Inco 13.57 +.01 Nasdaq +8.92 GlbThGrB t 55.17 +.54 FltgRt 9.11 ... GlblA 49.92 +.12 EmgMkO p 20.08 +.08 HiYldB t 10.40 +.02 Intl 25.65 +.09 the surprise resignation of Mario Monti, who has been GrowthB t 27.26 -.02 GblMacAbR 9.84 +.01 OverseasA 22.67 +.07 Legg Mason A: Pioneer Funds C: NYBd 12.77 ... composite SCpGrB t 30.31 +.10 LgCapVal 19.51 +.01 First Investors A CBAgGr p 130.09 +.74 HiYldC t 10.50 +.02 PrecMM 26.96 +.38 Italy’s prime minister. In- 2,986.96 credited with restoring con- AllianceBern C: FMI Funds: BlChpA p ...... CBAppr p 15.94 +.01 Pioneer Fds Y: SciTech 14.68 +.04 SCpGrC t 30.49 +.11 LgCap p n 17.09 +.02 EqtyInco p 7.66 +.01 CBLCGr p 24.39 +.03 StratIncY p 11.30 ... ShtTBnd 9.29 ... vestors also waited for de- Standard & +0.48 fidence in the nation’s econ- Allianz Fds Instl: FPA Funds: GloblA p 6.88 +.01 GCIAllCOp 9.02 +.04 Price Funds: SmCpStk 14.71 +.10 velopments in crucial U.S. Poor’s 500 omy, announced that he NFJDvVl 12.72 +.02 NewInco 10.64 ... GovtA p 11.44 +.02 WAHiIncA t 6.25 ... Balance n 21.03 +.02 TxEIt 13.91 -.01 1,418.55 SmCpVl 31.85 +.13 FPACres 29.02 +.05 GroInA p 16.67 +.03 WAMgMu p 17.59 +.01 BlChip n 45.17 -.10 TxELT 14.17 ... budget talks. would step down after for- Allianz Funds C: Fairholme 30.55 -.22 IncoA p 2.63 ... Legg Mason B: CABond n 11.75 -.01 TxESh 10.86 ... The Dow Jones industrial Russell mer Prime Minister Silvio AGICGrthC 26.64 +.03 Federated A: MATFA p 12.78 ... CBLgCGr t 22.11 +.02 CapApp n 23.44 ... VA Bd 11.81 ... +3.99 Amer Beacon Insti: MidGrStA 35.63 +.10 MITFA p 13.12 -.01 Legg Mason C: DivGro n 26.37 ... WldGr 21.53 +.07 average rose 14.75 points to 2000 Berlusconi’s party dropped NJTFA p 13.98 -.01 826.26 LgCapInst 21.86 +.04 MuSecA 11.00 ... CMSpInv p 29.96 +.06 EmMktB n 14.35 +.04 VALIC : 13,169.88. The index traded its support for his Amer Beacon Inv: Federated Instl: NYTFA p 15.53 -.02 CMValTr p 42.30 +.02 EmEurop 18.64 +.13 MdCpIdx x 20.67 -.86 LgCap Inv 20.69 +.03 KaufmnR 4.87 -.01 OppA p 30.23 +.09 Longleaf Partners: EmMktS n 33.29 +.17 StkIdx x 25.93 -.86 NYSE diary PATFA p 14.09 -.01 within a narrow range of government. Amer Century Adv: TotRetBd 11.66 +.01 Partners 26.50 +.03 EqInc n 26.35 +.04 Value Line Fd: SpSitA p 24.46 +.01 Advanced: 1,673 EqGroA p 24.56 +.05 StrValDvIS 5.06 +.01 SmCap 28.43 +.01 EqIndex n 38.39 +.01 LrgCo n 19.75 +.04 just 56 points throughout Italian government bond TxExInco p 10.47 ... EqIncA p 7.85 ... Fidelity Adv Foc T: Loomis Sayles: Europe n 15.94 +.04 Vanguard Admiral: TotRtA p 16.89 +.03 the day. The Standard and Declined: 1,351 yields, a critical measure of Amer Century Inv: EnergyT 35.61 -.01 LSBondI 15.20 +.02 GNMA n 10.04 +.01 BalAdml n 23.81 +.02 Forum Funds: AllCapGr 30.63 +.01 HltCarT 23.40 +.14 StrInc C 15.53 +.02 Growth n 37.28 -.08 CAITAdm n 11.92 ... Poor’s 500 finished 0.48 how much the country has AbsStrI r 11.16 -.01 Balanced 17.60 +.03 Fidelity Advisor A: LSBondR 15.14 +.03 Gr&In n 22.57 -.01 CALTAdm n12.24 ... Unchanged: 130 Frank/Temp Frnk A: point higher at 1,418.55. The to pay to borrow, jumped. DivBnd 11.19 +.01 NwInsgh p 22.66 +.02 StrIncA 15.44 +.02 HlthSci n 43.14 +.45 CpOpAdl n 80.08 +.54 EqInc 7.85 ... StrInA 12.87 +.01 AdjUS p 8.85 ... Loomis Sayles Inv: HiYield n 6.96 +.01 EMAdmr r n 35.94 +.15 Nasdaq composite ended Volume: 2.9 b Concern that the European ALTFA p 12.12 +.02 GrowthI 27.84 +.03 Fidelity Advisor C: InvGrBdA p 12.85 +.01 InstlCpG 18.58 -.03 Energy n 112.70 +.09 AZTFA p 11.68 -.01 HeritageI 22.51 +.03 NwInsgh t n 21.33 +.01 InvGrBdY 12.86 +.02 InstHiYld n 9.80 +.01 EqInAdm n n51.05 +.02 up 8.92 points at 2,986.96. debt crisis was enveloping CalInsA p 13.21 -.02 Nasdaq diary IncGro 27.44 +.07 Fidelity Advisor I: Lord Abbett A: MCEqGr n 30.34 +.15 EuroAdml n 59.43 +.03 McDonald’s rose 93 cents Italy, one of the euro re- InfAdjBd 13.54 +.02 CA IntA p 12.37 -.01 AffilA p 11.91 ... IntlBond n 10.12 -.01 ExplAdml n 74.87 +.37 EqGrI n 65.19 +.07 CalTFA p 7.65 -.01 Advanced: 1,408 IntDisc 10.09 -.02 EqInI n 26.56 +.03 BdDebA p 8.11 ... IntDis n 45.92 +.03 ExtdAdm n 45.63 +.18 to $89.41. A key sales figure gion’s largest economies, IntlGroI 11.38 +.02 COTFA p 12.67 -.01 ShDurIncA p 4.65 ... Intl G&I 12.94 +.01 500Adml n 131.44 +.05 FltRateI n 9.90 ... CTTFA p 11.62 -.01 rose in November as U.S. Declined: 1,050 helped stymie markets New Opp 8.19 +.02 IntBdI n 11.77 ... MidCpA p 17.82 +.04 IntlStk n 14.26 +.04 GNMA Ad n 11.01 -.01 OneChAg 13.32 +.02 CvtScA p 15.19 +.05 Lord Abbett C: Japan n 7.82 -.01 GrwAdm n 36.64 +.01 NwInsgtI n 22.99 +.02 Dbl TF A 12.38 -.02 customers bought more Unchanged: 128 around the world earlier in OneChMd 12.75 +.02 StrInI n 13.03 +.02 ShDurIncC t 4.68 ... LatAm n 41.27 +.33 HlthCr n 63.19 +.33 RealEstI 23.19 +.01 DynTchA 32.79 +.07 Lord Abbett F: MDShrt n 5.24 ... HiYldCp n 6.11 +.01 breakfast offerings and the year. Fidelity Advisor T: EqIncA p 18.10 +.03 Volume: 1.5 b Ultra 25.98 +.04 BalancT 16.64 ... ShtDurInco 4.65 ... MDBond n 11.26 -.01 InfProAd n 29.74 +.06 limited-time Cheddar Investors were also fol- ValueInv 6.35 ... FedInt p 12.76 -.01 MFS Funds A: MidCap n 59.23 +.28 ITBdAdml n 12.24 +.01 AP DivGrT p 13.25 +.02 FedTFA p 12.98 ... American Funds A: MITA 21.90 +.03 MCapVal n 25.30 +.09 ITsryAdml n 11.84 ... Bacon Onion sandwiches. lowing developments in EqGrT p 60.77 +.07 FLTFA p 12.19 -.01 AmcpA p 21.49 +.06 MIGA 17.75 +.04 N Amer n 35.76 +.09 IntGrAdm n 60.70 +.14 EqInT 26.13 +.03 FoundAl p 11.17 +.01 Robert Pavlik, chief mar- ald’s sales, he said, gave in- budget talks in Washington. AMutlA p 28.44 +.04 EmGA 48.12 -.01 N Asia n 16.84 +.07 ITAdml n 14.58 -.01 GrOppT 41.21 +.07 GATFA p 13.04 ... BalA p 20.37 +.01 HiInA 3.58 ... New Era n 42.96 +.16 ITGrAdm n 10.51 +.01 HiInAdT p 10.30 +.01 GoldPrM A 30.81 +.40 ket strategist at Palm Beach, vestors something positive Tax increases and federal BondA p 12.99 +.01 MFLA ...... N Horiz n 35.39 +.17 LtdTrAd n 11.19 -.01 IntBdT 11.74 ... GrwthA p 50.12 +.16 CapIBA p 53.36 +.07 TotRA 15.20 +.01 N Inc n 9.88 +.01 LTGrAdml n 11.09 +.04 Fla.-based Banyan Part- to focus on as Italy’s sudden spending cuts start Jan. 1 MuIncT p 13.99 -.01 HYTFA p 11.16 -.01 CapWGA p 36.95 +.06 UtilA 18.38 -.02 NYBond n 12.16 -.01 LT Adml n 12.01 -.01 OvrseaT 17.52 +.01 HiIncA 2.08 +.01 ners, said the company’s political turmoil sent a jolt unless a deal is reached to CapWA p 21.63 +.02 STFiT 9.36 ... ValueA 25.56 +.03 OverS SF n 8.46 +.02 MCpAdml n101.83 +.36 IncomA p 2.22 +.01 PSInc n 17.30 +.02 EupacA p 41.15 +.09 Fidelity Freedom: MFS Funds B: MorgAdm n 61.91 +.09 strength was encouraging. through European markets. reduce the U.S. budget InsTFA p 12.82 ... RealAsset r n11.12 +.04 FdInvA p 40.63 +.02 FF2010 n 14.37 +.01 MIGB n 15.87 +.04 MuHYAdm n11.48 ... NYITF p 12.13 -.01 RealEst n 20.75 -.01 McDonald’s, one of the 30 Hewlett-Packard rose 36 deficit. Economists say the GlblBalA 26.77 +.05 FF2010K 13.17 +.01 GvScB n 10.50 ... NYLTAd n 12.02 -.01 LATF A p 12.26 -.01 R2010 n 16.76 +.02 GovtA p 14.59 ... FF2015 n 12.02 +.01 HiInB n 3.59 ... PrmCap r n 73.61 +.38 stocks in the Dow, was trad- measures, if implemented, LMGvScA 10.27 ... R2015 n 13.05 +.02 cents to $14.16 and also GwthA p 34.19 +.03 FF2015K 13.24 +.01 MuInB n 9.19 -.01 PALTAdm n11.92 -.01 MDTFA p 12.19 ... R2020 n 18.09 +.02 HI TrA p 11.33 ... FF2020 n 14.55 +.01 TotRB n 15.21 +.01 ReitAdm r n 92.39 ... ing as high as $100 at the be- helped push the Dow could eventually push the MATFA p 12.43 -.02 R2025 n 13.26 +.02 HiInMuniA 15.63 ... FF2020K 13.67 +.01 MFS Funds I: STsyAdml n 10.80 +.01 MITFA p 12.50 -.01 R2030 n 19.05 +.03 ginning of 2012. higher. The company’s stock economy back into IncoA p 18.16 ... FF2025 n 12.13 +.01 ValueI 25.68 +.03 STBdAdml n10.67 ... MNInsA 13.18 ... R2035 n 13.47 +.02 IntBdA p 13.79 +.01 FF2025K 13.82 +.01 MFS Funds Instl: ShtTrAd n 15.93 -.01 The pickup in McDon- has been battered the past recession. MOTFA p 12.97 -.01 R2040 n 19.17 +.03 IntlGrIncA p 31.08 +.06 FF2030 n 14.44 +.01 IntlEq n 18.93 +.06 STFdAd n 10.89 -.01 NJTFA p 12.84 -.01 R2045 n 12.76 +.02 ICAA p 30.68 +.04 FF2030K 13.97 +.01 MainStay Funds A: STIGrAd n 10.88 ... NYTFA p 12.34 ... SciTec n 26.53 +.09 LtTEBA p 16.50 -.01 FF2035 n 11.95 +.01 HiYldBA 6.08 ... SmCAdm n 38.53 +.19 NCTFA p 13.16 +.01 ShtBd n 4.85 ... NEcoA p 28.84 +.05 FF2035K 14.05 +.01 MainStay Funds B: TxMCap r n 72.02 +.07 OhioI A p 13.35 -.01 SmCpStk n 35.94 +.16 N PerA p 31.13 +.03 FF2040 n 8.34 +.01 ConvB t 14.37 +.04 TtlBAdml n 11.19 ... ORTFA p 12.82 -.01 SmCapVal n39.28 +.18 NwWrldA 53.88 +.15 FF2040K 14.09 +.01 GovtB t 8.95 +.01 TStkAdm n 35.60 +.04 PATFA p 11.14 -.01 SpecGr n 19.57 +.02 STBFA p 10.08 ... FF2045K 14.24 +.01 HYldBB t 6.06 +.01 ValAdml n 22.93 +.01 ReEScA p 16.64 -.01 SpecIn n 13.05 +.02 WellslAdm n59.81 +.05 SmCpA p 39.50 +.13 Fidelity Invest: IncmBldr 17.64 +.02 RisDvA p 37.82 +.03 TFInc n 10.77 -.01 WelltnAdm n59.59 +.06 TxExA p 13.37 -.01 AllSectEq 13.02 -.01 IntlEqB 10.99 +.03 T-bill rates mixed at auction SMCpGrA 36.75 +.05 TxFrH n 12.13 ... Windsor n 50.74 +.03 WshA p 31.32 -.01 AMgr50 n 16.42 +.01 MainStay Funds I: StratInc p 10.74 +.01 TxFrSI n 5.72 ... WdsrIIAd n 52.56 +.11 Ariel Investments: AMgr70 r n 17.44 +.01 ICAPSlEq 38.02 +.04 TtlRtnA p 10.56 +.01 USTInt n 6.27 +.01 Vanguard Fds: Associated Press Another $28 billion in six- $9,993.18. That would equal Apprec 40.76 +.19 AMgr20 r n 13.41 +.01 USGovA p 6.82 ... Mairs & Power: Ariel 50.90 +.27 USTLg n 13.86 +.05 CALT n 12.24 ... Balanc n 20.21 ... UtilsA p 13.64 +.02 Growth n 84.73 +.20 VABond n 12.53 -.01 month bills was auctioned an annualized rate of 0.091 Artisan Funds: CapOpp n 34.66 +.24 BalancedK 20.21 ... VATFA p 12.47 -.01 Managers Funds: Value n 26.61 +.05 Intl 24.41 +.07 BlueChGr n 49.58 +.02 Convrt n 13.01 +.02 Interest rates on short- at a discount rate of 0.135 percent for the three-month Frank/Tmp Frnk Adv: Yacktman p n19.34 +.04 Principal Inv: IntlInstl 24.58 +.07 BluChpGrK 49.64 +.02 DivAppIn n 24.05 +.02 GlbBdAdv n 13.58 ... YacktFoc n 20.77 +.04 DivIntlInst 10.17 +.01 term Treasury bills were percent, down from 0.14 bills and 0.137 percent for IntlVal r 30.23 +.01 CA Mun n 13.13 -.02 DivdGro n 16.87 +.04 IncmeAd 2.20 ... Manning&Napier Fds: LgCGI In 10.23 +.01 MidCap 38.77 +.23 Canada n 53.16 +.48 Energy n 60.00 +.04 mixed in Monday’s auction: percent last week. the six-month bills. TGlbTRAdv 13.83 +.01 WldOppA 7.69 +.02 LT2020In 12.78 +.01 MidCapVal 21.70 +.05 CapAp n 28.98 +.01 EqInc n 24.35 +.01 Frank/Temp Frnk C: Matthews Asian: LT2030In 12.62 +.01 BBH Funds: CapDevO n 11.83 ... Explr n 80.36 +.39 Rates on three-month bills The six-month rate was Separately, the Federal IncomC t 2.24 +.01 AsiaDvInv r 14.40 -.01 Prudential Fds A: CorSelN 17.70 +.02 CpInc r n 9.48 +.01 FLLT n 12.45 -.01 USGvC t 6.78 ... AsianGIInv 18.44 ... BlendA 18.09 +.01 were unchanged and rates the lowest since these bills Reserve said Monday that Baron Funds: ChinaRg r 29.81 -.02 GNMA n 11.01 -.01 Frank/Temp Mtl A&B: IndiaInv r 17.93 +.01 HiYldA p 5.70 ... GlobEq n 18.69 +.01 Asset 48.05 ... CngS 465.09 ... on six-month bills fell to the averaged 0.13 percent on the average yield for one- SharesA 22.38 +.04 PacTgrInv 24.18 +.09 MidCpGrA 31.77 +.06 GroInc n 30.48 +.01 Growth 53.44 +.03 CTMun r n 12.24 -.01 Frank/Temp Temp A: MergerFd n 16.04 +.05 MuHiIncA 10.55 ... GrthEq n 12.27 ... lowest level since mid- Sept. 17. year Treasury bills, a popu- SmallCap 25.57 +.10 Contra n 77.77 +.03 DvMktA p 23.50 +.29 Metro West Fds: STCrpBdA 11.58 ... HYCorp n 6.11 +.01 Bernstein Fds: ContraK 77.80 +.03 September. The discount rates reflect lar index for making ForgnA p 6.74 +.01 TotRetBd 11.13 ... UtilityA 11.89 +.02 HlthCre n 149.71 +.79 IntDur 14.27 +.01 CnvSc n 25.32 +.07 GlBd A p 13.62 ... TotRtBdI 11.13 ... Prudential Fds B: InflaPro n 15.14 +.03 The Treasury Depart- that the bills sell for less changes in adjustable-rate DivMu 15.00 -.01 DisEq n 24.41 +.03 GrwthA p 19.30 ... Midas Funds: GrowthB 18.03 +.03 IntlExplr n 14.68 -.04 TxMgdIntl 13.86 ... DiscEqF 24.36 +.03 WorldA p 16.04 +.02 Midas Fd t 2.62 +.03 HiYldB t 5.70 +.01 IntlGr n 19.06 +.04 ment auctioned $32 billion than face value. For a mortgages, was unchanged Berwyn Funds: DivIntl n 29.42 +.05 Frank/Temp Tmp B&C: Monetta Funds: Prudential Fds Z&I: IntlVal n 31.01 +.01 Fund 32.74 +.10 DivrsIntK r 29.37 +.05 in three-month bills at a dis- $10,000 bill, the three-month at 0.18 percent last week, DevMktC 22.80 +.28 Monetta n 14.59 -.01 MadCapGrZ 33.03 +.07 ITIGrade n 10.51 +.01 BlackRock A: DivStkO n 17.47 +.03 ForgnC p 6.57 +.01 Morgan Stanley B: Putnam Funds A: ITTsry n 11.84 ... count rate of 0.09 percent, price was $9,997.73 while a the same as the previous EqtyDiv 19.97 ... DivGth n 30.02 +.06 GlBdC p 13.65 ... GlobStratB 14.81 ... AmGvA p 9.21 +.02 LifeCon n 17.35 +.01 GlAlA r 19.62 +.01 EmergAs r n29.19 +.09 unchanged from last week. six-month bill sold for week. Franklin Mutual Ser: MorganStanley Inst: AZ TE 9.68 ... LifeGro n 23.67 +.02 HiYInvA 8.07 +.01 EmrMk n 22.62 +.10 QuestA 17.67 +.05 IntlEqI 14.44 +.04 ConvSec 20.36 +.02 LifeInc n 14.81 +.01 IntlOpA p 32.55 +.04 Eq Inc n 47.28 +.06 GE Elfun S&S: MCapGrI 35.28 +.06 DvrInA p 7.72 +.01 LifeMod n 21.07 +.02 BlackRock B&C: EQII n 19.63 +.01 Muhlenk n 56.73 -.02 ECapAp 18.47 +.01 S&S Inc 12.10 ... EqInA p 17.45 +.03 LTIGrade n 11.09 +.04 GlAlC t 18.22 +.01 US Eqty 44.69 ... Munder Funds A: EuEq 20.23 +.02 LTTsry n 13.59 +.05 HIGHLIGHTS BlackRock Instl: Europe 30.52 +.04 GwthOppA 28.33 +.01 Business Exch 323.88 ... GMO Trust: GeoBalA 13.27 ... Morg n 19.95 +.03 EquityDv 20.02 ... USTreas x 25.01 +.01 Munder Funds Y: GlbEqty p 9.47 -.01 MuHY n 11.48 ... GlbAlloc r 19.73 +.01 Export n 21.62 +.01 GMO Trust III: MCpCGrY 32.42 +.05 GrInA p 14.68 ... MuInt n 14.58 -.01 HiYldBd 8.07 +.01 Fidel n 35.74 -.01 about $455 million in 2011, ac- successful members of the Quality 23.50 +.05 Mutual Series: GlblHlthA 47.72 +.25 MuLtd n 11.19 -.01 Gov’t investigating BruceFund 407.95 +1.50 Fifty r n 20.07 +.01 GMO Trust IV: BeacnZ 13.37 +.02 HiYdA p 7.94 +.01 Buffalo Funds: FltRateHi r n 9.91 ... cording to the report. “Nuri Cops” (roughly “net IntlIntrVl 20.60 -.04 GblDiscA 30.02 +.05 HiYld In 6.17 +.01 MuLong n 12.01 -.01 phone app makers SmCap n 28.79 +.16 FrInOne n 29.49 +.03 GMO Trust VI: GlbDiscZ 30.47 +.05 IncmA p 7.28 +.01 MuShrt n 15.93 -.01 Taxpayers so far have paid cops”), a squad of nearly 800 CGM Funds: GNMA n 11.79 -.01 EmgMkts r 11.52 +.05 QuestZ 17.86 +.06 IntGrIn p 9.64 ... NJLT n 12.56 -.01 Focus n 27.85 -.08 GovtInc 10.66 ... The government is investi- roughly $170 billion to rescue volunteers who help govern- IntlCorEq 28.12 -.03 SharesZ 22.61 +.05 InvA p 14.47 +.01 NYLT n 12.02 -.01 Mutl n 27.71 -.06 GroCo n 95.19 +.19 Quality 23.51 +.05 Neuberger&Berm Fds: NJTxA p 10.02 -.01 OHLTTE n 12.95 -.01 gating whether software com- Realty n 28.69 +.09 GroInc n 21.13 +.02 Fannie and Freddie, which suf- ment censors by patrolling the Gabelli Funds: Focus 22.49 +.01 MultiCpGr 55.09 +.05 PALT n 11.92 -.01 Calamos Funds: GrowCoF 95.25 +.19 panies that make cellphone Asset 54.56 +.14 GenesInst 50.91 +.22 PA TE 9.68 -.01 PrecMtls r n 15.98 +.10 fered huge losses from risky Internet for pornography in their GrwthA p 50.57 +.01 GrowthCoK 95.22 +.19 Goldman Sachs A: Intl r 17.39 +.06 TxExA p 9.23 ... PrmcpCor n 15.37 +.06 Calvert Invest: GrStrat r n 20.55 +.01 apps have violated the privacy mortgages during the 2008 fi- spare time. MdCVA p 38.39 +.10 LgCapV Inv 27.66 ... TFInA p 15.99 -.01 Prmcp r n 70.90 +.36 Inco p 16.64 +.01 HighInc r n 9.32 +.01 Indepn n 25.35 +.02 Goldman Sachs Inst: Neuberger&Berm Tr: TFHYA 12.96 ... SelValu r n 21.36 +.04 rights of children by quietly col- nancial crisis. Unlike most developed na- IntlEqA p 13.96 +.02 Genesis 52.72 +.23 USGvA p 13.58 +.04 STAR n 20.95 +.03 SocialA p 30.69 +.04 InProBd n 13.75 +.04 GrOppt 24.28 +.04 lecting personal information IntBd n 11.18 ... HiYield 7.43 ... Nicholas Group: GlblUtilA 10.31 ... STIGrade n 10.88 ... tions, pornography is illegal in SocBd p 16.37 +.01 STFed n 10.89 -.01 SKorea volunteers IntGov n 10.91 ... HYMuni n 9.58 ... HiInc I n 9.98 ... VoyA p 21.57 +.03 from phones and sharing it with SocEqA p 38.21 ... Nicholas n 49.74 +.16 Putnam Funds B: STTsry n 10.80 +.01 South Korea, though it remains TxF Lg p 16.87 -.01 IntmMu n 10.78 ... MidCapV 38.64 +.10 IntlDisc n 32.29 -.02 ShtDrTF n 10.69 -.01 Northern Funds: TaxFrIns 16.00 -.02 StratEq n 21.43 +.08 advertisers and data brokers, fight pornography Cohen & Steers: easy for its tech-savvy popula- IntlSCp r n 19.69 +.01 Harbor Funds: BondIdx 11.10 +.01 DvrInB t 7.65 +.01 TgtRetInc n 12.32 +.01 RltyShrs 67.82 -.01 TgRe2010 n24.62 +.02 the Federal Trade Commission InvGrBd n 11.72 +.01 Bond 13.11 +.01 HiYFxInc 7.53 +.01 EqInc t 17.28 +.03 Moon Tae-Hwa stared at his tion to find. Columbia Class A: TgtRe2015 n13.61 +.01 InvGB n 8.04 ... CapApInst 42.06 +.05 IntTxEx 11.13 -.01 EuEq 19.31 +.02 Acorn t 28.67 +.10 TgRe2020 n24.16 +.02 said Monday. Such apps can More than 90 percent of Japan r 9.35 -.02 IntlInv t 61.13 +.12 SmCpIdx 9.20 +.04 GeoBalB 13.14 +.01 computer, dizzy and nauseous DivOpptyA 8.78 +.01 TgtRe2025 n13.77 +.02 JpnSm n 8.86 -.01 Intl r 61.88 +.12 StkIdx 17.68 +.01 GlbEq t 8.51 -.01 capture a child’s physical loca- LgCapGrA t 26.62 -.01 TgRe2030 n23.63 +.02 from the hours of porn he’s South Korea’s homes have LgCapVal 11.42 +.01 Hartford Fds A: Technly 15.90 +.12 GlNtRs t 17.46 +.01 LgCorQ A p 6.55 +.01 TgtRe2035 n14.23 +.02 tion, phone numbers of their LatAm 44.89 +.34 CpAppA p 33.80 +.08 Nuveen Cl A: GrInB t 14.41 ... viewed online while his wife high-speed Internet access, MdCpGrOp 10.00 +.01 TgtRe2040 n23.38 +.03 LevCoStk n 31.53 +.14 DivGthA p 20.66 +.01 HYMuBd p 17.46 ... GlblHlthB 37.93 +.19 MidCVlOp p 8.35 +.04 TgtRe2050 n23.28 +.03 friends and more. and more than 30 million of its LowP r n 39.70 +.14 IntOpA p 14.93 +.03 LtMBA p 11.31 -.01 HiYldB t 7.93 +.01 and children slept. He feels no PBModA p 11.39 +.01 LowPriK r 39.69 +.14 Nuveen Cl R: HYAdB t 6.04 ... TgtRe2045 n14.68 +.02 The FTC described the mar- TxEA p 14.54 ... Hartford Fds Y: USGro n 21.14 ... shame — only a righteous 50 million people own smart- Magelln n 72.54 -.04 CapAppI n 33.88 +.07 IntDMBd 9.49 -.01 IncmB t 7.21 +.01 FrontierA 10.80 +.03 MD Mu r n 11.80 +.01 HYMunBd 17.46 ... IntGrIn t 9.52 +.01 USValue n 12.02 +.02 ketplace for mobile applications phones. GlobTech 20.75 +.09 Hartford HLS IA : Wellsly n 24.69 +.02 sense of mission. MA Mun n 12.90 -.01 CapApp 43.16 +.12 Nuveen Cl Y: IntlGrth t 14.35 +.03 — dominated by online stores Columbia Cl I,T&G: MegaCpStk n11.87 +.01 RealEst n 21.55 ... InvB t 13.05 ... Welltn n 34.50 +.03 Moon is among the most — From wire reports EmMktOp I n 8.79 +.04 Div&Gr 21.88 +.01 Wndsr n 15.03 ... MI Mun n 12.69 -.01 Balanced 21.36 +.04 Oak Assoc Fds: NJTxB t 10.01 -.01 operated by Apple and Google Columbia Class Z: MidCap n 29.55 +.11 WhitOkSG 43.62 +.07 MultiCpGr 47.15 +.04 WndsII n 29.61 +.06 Acorn Z 29.73 +.11 MidCap 28.25 +.14 Vanguard Idx Fds: — as a digital danger zone with MN Mun n 12.14 -.01 TotRetBd 11.97 +.01 Oakmark Funds I: TxExB t 9.23 ... AcornIntZ 40.17 +.03 TFHYB t 12.98 ... DvMkInPl r n101.33 -.02 MtgSec n 11.37 -.01 Hennessy Funds: EqtyInc r 29.42 +.09 DivIncoZ 14.90 +.01 USGvB t 13.50 +.03 ExtMkt I n 112.64 +.46 inadequate oversight. In a re- MuniInc n 13.78 -.01 CorGrIIOrig ...... GlobalI 22.79 ... IntTEBd 11.15 -.01 GlblUtilB 10.27 ... MidCpIstPl n110.97 +.39 NJ Mun r n 12.50 -.01 Hussman Funds: Intl I r 20.36 -.05 port by the FTC’s own experts, SelLgCapG 13.67 +.01 VoyB t 18.17 +.03 TotIntAdm r n24.65 +.04 NwMkt r n 18.10 +.07 StrGrowth 11.04 -.01 Oakmark 49.64 +.02 Credit Suisse Comm: RS Funds: TotIntlInst r n98.60 +.15 it said the industry has grown NwMill n 32.94 +.08 ICON Fds: Select 33.34 +.05 ComRet t 8.16 -.01 NY Mun n 13.91 -.01 Old Westbury Fds: IntGrA 17.62 +.05 TotIntlIP r n 98.62 +.15 DFA Funds: Energy S 18.93 +.07 LgCAlphaA 44.45 +.06 TotIntSig r n 29.57 +.04 rapidly but failed to ensure that OTC n 59.77 +.21 Hlthcare S 17.75 +.06 GlobOpp 7.66 +.01 IntlCorEq n 10.36 ... Oh Mun n 12.60 -.01 GlbSMdCap 15.22 +.05 Value 26.07 +.06 500 n 131.41 +.05 the privacy of young con- USCorEq1 n12.30 +.03 ISI Funds: RidgeWorth Funds: Balanced n 23.81 +.02 100Index 10.19 ... NoAm p 7.99 +.01 LgCapStrat 9.93 +.01 USCorEq2 n12.19 +.03 Ovrsea n 31.66 +.07 Oppenheimer A: LCGrStkA p 11.57 +.01 EMkt n 27.34 +.11 sumers is adequately DWS Invest A: IVA Funds: Royce Funds: Europe n 25.50 +.01 Citrus County in conjunction with Lowes Home PcBas n 24.43 +.04 Wldwide I r 16.33 +.04 AMTFMu 7.48 ... protected. CommA p 19.16 -.02 PAMun r n 11.66 -.01 AMTFrNY 12.69 +.06 MicroCapI 14.23 +.05 Extend n 45.57 +.19 DWS Invest S: Invesco Fds Invest: PennMuI r 11.22 +.05 Growth n 36.64 +.02 Improvement and the Citrus County Chronicle Puritn n 19.52 ... DivrsDiv p 13.37 +.03 CAMuniA p 9.01 -.01 The FTC did not say which CoreEqtyS 18.31 +.06 PuritanK 19.52 ... PremierI r 18.95 +.09 LgCapIx n 26.31 +.01 Invesco Funds: CapApA p 48.28 +.06 CorPlsInc x 11.28 -.02 RealEInc r 11.57 +.01 TotRetI r 13.42 +.03 LTBnd n 14.72 +.05 or how many companies it was Energy 37.16 -.12 CapIncA p 9.10 ... Central Ridge Community EmMkGr r 16.22 -.02 RealE n 31.67 ... ValSvc t 11.16 +.02 MidCap n 22.41 +.07 Utilities 17.21 +.02 DvMktA p 34.37 +.14 EnhEmMk x 11.29 -.08 SAllSecEqF 13.05 ... Russell Funds S: Pacific n 9.93 -.02 investigating. Center at Beverly Hills Invesco Funds A: Disc p 57.64 +.09 EnhGlbBd rx 10.35 -.17 SCmdtyStrt n 8.94 -.02 EquityA 9.50 +.01 StratBd 11.55 +.01 REIT r n 21.65 ... BalRiskA 12.45 +.01 GlbSmCGr 39.25 -.03 SCmdtyStrF n8.97 -.02 EqIncA p 25.08 +.04 Rydex Advisor: SmCap n 38.46 +.18 Chart p 17.92 +.03 Fannie, Freddie GlblThem 22.92 +.07 SrEmrgMkt 16.41 +.04 GlobA px 63.20 -.65 NasdaqAdv 16.04 +.05 SmlCpGth n24.63 +.10 CmstkA 17.54 +.01 December 14th Gold&Prc 13.99 +.16 SEmgMktF 16.44 +.05 GlbOppA x 28.76 -.23 SEI Portfolios: STBnd n 10.67 ... Const p 23.70 -.03 execs earned $200K HiYldTx 13.37 ... SrsIntGrw 11.69 +.03 GblStrIncA 4.35 ... S&P500E n 39.21 +.02 TotBnd n 11.19 ... DivrsDiv p 13.38 +.03 IntTxAMT 12.38 -.01 SerIntlGrF 11.71 +.03 Gold p 32.07 +.44 SSgA Funds: TotlIntl n 14.73 +.02 EqIncA 9.14 -.01 A government report finds 2:00 pm Intl FdS 42.91 -.02 SrsIntVal 9.13 -.01 IntBdA p 6.61 +.01 EmgMkt 20.19 +.11 TotStk n 35.58 +.04 GrIncA p 20.81 -.03 LgCpFoGr 32.95 -.01 SerIntlValF 9.14 -.01 LtdTmMu 15.32 ... Value n 22.93 +.02 HiIncMu p ...... Schwab Funds: median pay for nearly 2,000 LatAmrEq 41.25 +.22 SrInvGrdF 11.72 ... MnStFdA 36.91 -.06 Vanguard Instl Fds: $15 per tree HiYld p 4.42 +.01 HlthCare 18.68 +.11 MgdMuni S 9.76 ... StIntMu n 10.91 -.01 PAMuniA p 11.70 -.01 BalInst n 23.82 +.02 senior managers at govern- HYMuA 10.29 -.01 1000Inv r 40.64 +.03 MA TF S 15.59 -.02 STBF n 8.60 ... SenFltRtA 8.29 ... DevMkInst n 9.72 -.01 IntlGrow 28.44 +.10 S&P Sel 22.54 +.01 Payable in advance. Call for more SP500S 18.98 ... SmCapDisc n23.44 +.06 USGv p 9.84 +.01 EmMkInst n 27.34 +.11 ment-controlled Fannie Mae MuniInA 14.18 -.01 SmCpSl 21.49 +.10 WorldDiv 23.91 +.04 SmllCpS r n 17.81 +.09 Oppenheimer B: TSM Sel r 26.07 +.03 ExtIn n 45.63 +.18 information 352-746-4882 PA TFA 17.35 ... FTAllWldI r n87.79 +.14 and Freddie Mac exceeded Davis Funds A: SCpValu r 15.61 +.02 AMTFMu 7.44 ... Scout Funds: NYVen A 36.04 +.06 StkSelLCV r n11.81 +.03 US MortgA 13.03 +.01 GrwthIst n 36.64 +.02 $200,000 last year. Invesco Funds B: AMTFrNY 12.70 +.06 Intl 32.91 +.03 Bring your lights & decorations Davis Funds B: StkSlcACap n28.12 +.02 CpIncB t 8.93 +.01 InfProInst n 12.11 +.02 MuniInB 14.16 -.01 Selected Funds: NYVen B 34.20 +.05 StkSelSmCp 19.68 +.10 EquityB 8.78 +.01 InstIdx n 130.57 +.05 The Federal Housing Fi- US Mortg 12.96 ... AmShD 44.00 +.07 and lift your spirits! Davis Funds C: StratInc n 11.53 +.02 GblStrIncB 4.37 ... InsPl n 130.58 +.05 Invesco Funds Y: Sentinel Group: InstTStIdx n 32.22 +.04 nance Agency, which oversees NYVen C 34.54 +.05 StrReRt r 9.78 +.01 Oppenheimer Roch: BalRiskY 12.53 +.01 ComS A p 35.09 +.06 InsTStPlus n32.22 +.03 Trophies will be awarded Davis Funds Y: TaxFrB r n 11.90 -.01 LtdNYA p 3.44 ... the two mortgage giants, also Ivy Funds: Sequoia 165.39 +.15 MidCpIst n 22.50 +.08 NYVenY 36.49 +.05 TotalBd n 11.07 +.01 RoMu A p 17.48 +.06 AssetSC t 24.98 +.11 Sit Funds: REITInst r n 14.30 ... for the best trees. Delaware Invest A: Trend n 78.72 +.03 RcNtMuA 7.78 ... did an inadequate job monitor- AssetStA p 25.89 +.12 LrgCpGr 47.58 +.02 STBondIdx n10.67 ... Diver Inc p 9.47 +.01 USBI n 11.95 ... Oppenheimer Y: AssetStrI r 26.16 +.11 SoSunSCInv t n23.15+.07 STIGrInst n 10.88 ... ing pay, according to the re- SMIDCapG 22.56 +.14 Utility n 18.59 -.02 DevMktY 33.96 +.14 HiIncA p 8.61 ... St FarmAssoc: SCInst n 38.53 +.18 TxUSA p 12.52 -.01 ValStra t n 31.20 +.11 IntlBdY 6.60 ... port released Monday from the Lighting of the Trees by JPMorgan A Class: Gwth 56.24 +.07 TBIst n 11.19 ... Delaware Invest B: Value n 75.04 +.26 IntGrowY 30.60 +.02 CoreBd A 12.15 +.01 Stratton Funds: TSInst n 35.60 +.04 Citrus County Commissioners. SelGrB t 34.56 +.11 Wrldw n 20.02 ... Osterweis Funds: inspector general for the JPMorgan C Class: Multi-Cap 37.21 +.08 ValueIst n 22.93 +.01 Dimensional Fds: Fidelity Selects: StrInco n 11.79 +.01 CoreBd p 12.20 ... RealEstate 30.84 +.02 Vanguard Signal: FHFA. EmMCrEq n19.76 +.06 Air n 39.83 +.27 PIMCO Admin PIMS: JP Morgan Instl: SmCap 55.99 +.13 500Sgl n 108.57 +.04 The tree will remain on display EmMktV 29.41 +.11 Banking n 19.14 +.01 ShtTmAd p 9.91 ... 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N Y S E ValueInst 49.78 +.03 DivOppA p 15.41 -.01 InfProSec 13.16 +.02 FinSv n 61.02 -.06 BalancdT 27.01 +.01 ModDur 11.20 +.01 Thornburg Fds: DivOppC t 15.21 -.02 Name Last Chg Glb5FxInc n 11.33 ... Gold r n 37.22 +.41 Contrarn T 14.63 +.06 RealRtnI 12.81 +.02 TalismE g 11.08 -.05 TransDigm 130.08 +.36 V-W-X-Y-Z WebsterFn 20.31 +.49 EnterprT 66.68 +.28 IntValA p 27.11 +.11 Wasatch: Target 61.96 -.32 2YGlFxd n 10.14 ... Health n 146.52 +.87 ShortT 9.91 ... SPDR Fncl 15.99 -.04 Transocn 45.84 -.29 WeinRlt 27.12 -.05 IncBuildA t 18.75 +.03 SmCpGr 43.30 +.08 TataMotors 26.07 -.27 DFARlE n 26.14 ... Insur n 52.89 -.14 FlxBndT 11.06 ... TotRt 11.65 +.01 SP Inds 37.68 +.19 Travelers 73.34 -.05 VF Cp 148.65 -3.96 WellPoint 58.21 +.43 IncBuildC p 18.75 +.03 Wells Fargo Adv C: TeckRes g 35.75 +.90 Tredgar 18.63 +.58 Vale SA 18.38 +.40 Dodge&Cox: Leisr n 104.37 +.13 GlLifeSciT r 31.22 +.25 TR II 11.17 +.01 SP Tech 28.84 +.07 WellsFargo 33.05 -.18 Material n 70.87 +.45 GlbSel T 9.71 +.02 IntValue I 27.73 +.11 AstAllC t 12.45 ... TelefBrasil 21.73 -.18 TriContl 16.12 +.01 Vale SA pf 18.05 +.29 Balanced 77.58 +.12 TRIII 10.23 ... LtTMuI 14.77 -.01 SP Util 35.47 +.01 WestarEn 28.54 +.14 GblStock 9.06 +.01 MedDl n 60.28 +.22 GlTechT r 18.31 +.05 Wells Fargo Adv : TelefEsp 12.74 -.16 TrinaSolar 3.13 +.03 ValeroE 32.66 +.80 PIMCO Funds A: Thrivent Fds A: StdPac 6.57 +.03 WAstEMkt 15.53 -.06 Income 13.96 +.01 MdEqSys n 28.53 +.12 Grw&IncT 33.90 +.01 CmStkInv 20.39 +.06 Standex 48.24 +.21 TempurP 27.99 +.79 TurqHillRs 7.40 +.17 VangTotBd 84.86 +.05 AllAstAut t 11.36 +.01 HiYld 5.06 ... IntlStk 34.09 -.03 Multmd n 56.63 -.05 Janus T 31.65 +.01 OpptyInv 38.86 +.11 StanBlkDk 71.84 +.65 Tenaris 38.38 -.40 TwoHrbInv 11.85 +.17 VangTSM 73.13 +.09 WstAMgdHi 6.29 -.03 LwDurA 10.66 ... Incom 9.37 ... TenetHlt rs 29.61 +.76 VangREIT 65.18 -.03 Stock 120.67 +.21 NtGas n 30.70 +.01 OvrseasT r 33.26 +.17 Wells Fargo Ad Ins: StarwdHtl 54.17 -.13 TycoIntl s 28.63 -.03 WAstInfOpp 13.32 +.05 RealRtA p 12.81 +.02 Transamerica A: Teradata 58.63 +.44 VangDivAp 60.12 +.04 DoubleLine Funds: Pharm n 15.60 +.08 PrkMCVal T 22.00 +.04 UlStMuInc 4.83 ... StateStr 44.94 -.21 Tyson 19.56 -.07 WstnUnion 12.97 -.03 TotRtA 11.65 +.01 AegonHYB p 9.70 +.01 Teradyn 16.33 +.49 VangEmg 43.33 +.29 TRBd I 11.37 ... Retail n 63.97 -.88 ResearchT 32.23 +.02 Wells Fargo Admin: Steris 33.99 +.49 UBS AG 16.07 -.12 PIMCO Funds C: FlexInc p 9.41 ... Terex 25.96 +1.10 VangEur 47.65 +.13 Weyerhsr 27.45 +.24 TRBd N p 11.36 ... Softwr n 84.69 +.19 ShTmBdT 3.11 ... Growth 41.16 -.01 Sterlite 8.30 +.06 UDR 22.94 -.09 AllAstAut t 11.24 +.02 Turner Funds: TerraNitro 215.35 +.29 VangEAFE 34.40 +.02 Whrlpl 99.66 +1.65 Dreyfus: Tech n 98.92 +.23 Twenty T 61.67 +.17 Wells Fargo Instl: StillwtrM 11.47 +.16 UGI Corp 33.06 -.08 RealRtC p 12.81 +.02 SmlCpGr n 35.24 +.16 Tesoro 40.88 +1.23 UIL Hold 36.39 +.01 VarianMed 71.41 +.71 WhitingPet 42.75 -.90 Aprec 44.23 +.02 Telcm n 50.99 -.17 VentureT 59.32 -.02 UltSTMuA 4.83 ... Stryker 54.79 +.22 TotRtC t 11.65 +.01 Tweedy Browne: SturmRug 48.60 -2.84 TetraTech 6.98 +.10 UNS Engy 42.41 -.08 Vectren 29.56 +.07 WmsCos 31.22 ... CT A 12.64 -.01 Trans n 52.57 +.43 WrldW T r 45.97 +.11 Western Asset: TevaPhrm 42.52 +.10 VeoliaEnv 11.10 +.08 PIMCO Funds D: GblValue 25.69 +.04 SubPpne 38.00 -.01 US Airwy 12.78 +.01 WmsPtrs 46.75 -.44 CorV A ...... UtilGr n 56.56 +.04 John Hancock A: RealRtn p 12.81 +.02 CrPlsBdF1 p 11.70 +.01 Textron 24.19 +.40 VeriFone 33.00 +.44 US Global Investors: SunCmts 39.63 ... UltraPt g 19.13 -.62 Winnbgo 13.71 +.03 Dreyf 9.79 -.01 Wireless n 8.18 -.01 BondA p 16.47 +.01 TRtn p 11.65 +.01 CorePlus I 11.70 ... Theragen 1.52 ... VerizonCm 44.03 -.38 IncomeA p 6.74 ... AllAm 25.28 +.09 Suncor gs 32.49 -.01 UndArmr s 50.13 -2.03 DryMid r 29.95 +.15 Fidelity Spartan: PIMCO Funds P: William Blair N: ThermoFis 64.78 +.50 VimpelCm 11.26 +.29 WiscEngy 37.57 -.22 RgBkA 14.55 +.03 ChinaReg 7.54 +.03 Suntech .87 -.02 UniFirst 71.29 +.23 GNMA 16.12 +.02 500IdxInv n 50.49 +.02 AstAllAuthP 11.43 +.02 GrowthN 12.25 +.02 ThomCrk g 3.16 +.15 Visa 148.66 +.11 WT India 19.22 +.03 500Idx I 50.50 +.02 John Hancock B: GlbRs 9.85 +.01 SunTrst 27.20 +.03 UnilevNV 37.99 -.12 GrChinaA r 34.73 +.50 TotRtnP 11.65 +.01 SupEnrgy 20.86 +.06 3M Co 91.87 +.36 VishayInt 9.95 +.11 Worthgtn 23.26 +.27 IntlInxInv n 34.24 +.02 IncomeB 6.74 ... Gld&Mtls 11.97 +.18 Tiffany 57.48 -.94 UnionPac 125.23 +1.28 VMware 92.60 +.80 HiYldA p 6.65 ... Parnassus Funds: Supvalu 2.64 -.02 UtdContl 20.89 +.38 Wyndham 50.46 +.82 TotMIdxF r 41.53 +.05 John Hancock Cl 1: WldPrcMn 11.71 +.14 TW Cable 93.92 -.97 Vonage 2.48 +.02 StratValA 30.81 +.04 EqtyInco n 29.58 +.12 SwiftTrans 9.28 +.41 UPS B 73.68 +.51 TotMktInv n 41.51 +.04 LSAggr 12.85 +.02 USAA Group: TimeWarn 46.63 -.19 Vornado 76.66 +.12 XL Grp 25.33 +.24 TechGroA 33.88 +.07 Perm Port Funds: Synovus 2.36 +.03 UtdRentals 43.20 +.50 USBond I 11.95 ... LSBalanc 13.61 +.01 AgvGt 32.64 ... Timken 45.57 +.08 WGL Hold 38.89 +.15 XcelEngy 27.23 +.11 DreihsAcInc 10.58 ... Permannt 48.67 +.14 Sysco 31.73 -.10 US Bancrp 31.90 -.12 Driehaus Funds: Fidelity Spart Adv: LSConsrv 13.59 +.01 CA Bd 11.29 -.01 TCF Fncl 11.61 +.06 TitanMet 16.46 -.02 WPX En n 15.34 -.27 Xerox 7.03 -.06 Pioneer Funds A: CrnstStr 23.40 +.04 TollBros 30.35 -.42 US NGs rs 19.68 -.60 Wabash 8.69 +.11 EMktGr 29.78 +.11 ExMktAd r n 40.58 +.17 LSGrwth 13.56 +.02 TD Ameritr 16.34 -.24 US OilFd 31.39 -.14 YPF Soc 12.76 +.76 500IdxAdv n50.50 +.02 LSModer 13.44 +.01 BondA p 9.97 ... GovSec 10.35 +.01 TorchEngy .60 -.02 WalMart 72.15 -.14 EVPTxMEmI 47.89 +.16 IntlValA 18.88 ... TE Connect 35.92 +.03 USSteel 21.85 +.08 Yamana g 17.79 -.07 IntAd r n 34.26 +.02 Lazard Instl: GrTxStr 14.78 ... Torchmark 52.11 +.34 Walgrn 36.35 +.25 Eaton Vance A: PionFdA p 32.43 -.01 TECO 16.86 +.02 UtdTech 81.01 +.02 YoukuTud 14.68 +.74 TotMktAd r n41.52 +.05 EmgMktI 19.67 +.08 Grwth 16.84 +.04 TJX s 43.08 -.37 TorDBk g 81.30 +.20 WalterEn 36.34 +2.13 ChinaA p 18.12 +.04 ValueA p 11.96 ... Total SA 49.98 +.22 UtdhlthGp 54.19 +.32 WsteMInc 34.33 +.21 YumBrnds 66.25 -.05 AMTFMuInc 10.81 -.01 USBond I 11.95 ... Gr&Inc 16.15 ... TaiwSemi 16.88 -.15 IncStk 13.62 +.01 TotalSys 21.96 -.22 UnumGrp 20.97 +.14 WeathfIntl 10.93 -.06 Zimmer 65.50 +.01 “The difficulty in life is the choice.” OPINIONPage A10 - TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012 George Moore, 1900 CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE

CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Crist would rather switch than fight EDITORIAL BOARD re you old enough to re- can to avoid a bloody primary Street meltdown occurred. His member those brilliant old fight, lost anyway in 2010. actions at the time were basically Gerry Mulligan...... publisher A Tareyton cigarette ads that For a tuned-in politician, Crist no different than what New Jer- Mike Arnold ...... editor ran in the 1960s and 1970s (or cig- has made some really bad deci- sey Gov. Chris Christie did re- Charlie Brennan ...... editor at large arette commercials at all)? sions in the last few years. First, cently in working together with For those readers who are not, he didn’t appoint himself to the President Obama as storms bat- Curt Ebitz...... citizen member the actor in this com- U.S. Senate seat Mel tered his state. Mac Harris ...... citizen member mercial would appear Martinez vacated. Both governors, as moderate Founded Rebecca Martin ...... guest member with a black eye, say- Then, he decided he Republicans, correctly recog- by Albert M. ing, “Us Tareyton wanted to be a Senator nized that in times of crisis, they Brad Bautista Williamson ...... copy chief smokers would rather after all instead of stay- must cast politics aside and take “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” fight than switch,” im- ing in the governor’s the appropriate action to protect — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus plying that they would mansion. Finally, he the interests of citizens. fight, or even take a wasn’t up to the fight The difference is that Christie, punch, for a cause or to and decided not to take while taking the black eye from SAVING ANIMALS make a principled de- on Tea Party favorite GOP loyalists for his Obama em- cision they believed in, Sen. Marco Rubio as a brace, did not continue a love af- like smoking Tareytons. Republican. fair with the president. He Those commercials Steven Kurlander Crist is a truly gifted turned around and quickly ve- were popular in a tur- FLORIDA politician yet some- toed legislation establishing a bulent political era, VOICES what a political state-run health insurance ex- when not only popular enigma. He’s polished change, blaming the Obama ad- Cat adoption politicians but the av- and enormously at- ministration for not providing the erage American took tractive when in front answers he said he needed to principled and sometimes un- of a lens but also likable to the make a fiscally sound decision on popular stands on either side of common man and woman. No the president’s health care law. issues, like the Vietnam War and one works a room better than Christie is the same moderate the civil rights movement. Charlie Crist when campaigning, Republican he was before Hurri- program That commercial came back to whether for himself or for an- cane Sandy — and is looking pretty me last Friday when I read that other candidate. both for re-election and as a possi- former Florida Gov. Charlie Crist Yet his detractors say he has no ble presidential candidate in 2016. had announced on Twitter that he true principles, that he will take a Crist, on the other hand, had switched his registration to stand on an issue only after con- chose to continue to embrace working the Democratic Party. sulting his pollster first. And now, Obama, ditch the moderate Suntanned Charlie switched worse, he is a traitor, a dubious wing of the GOP and abandon n an effort to reduce the trap, neuter and release pro- parties, choosing to avoid the politician who has proven in his moderate Republican princi- number of cats euthanized gram and continuing public ed- fight for moderation in the GOP abandonment of the Republican ples. And he did all this in 2010, Iat the county animal shel- ucation about the importance and take that black eye on his Party that he is entirely out for just when the social- ter, a trial program is under- of spaying and neutering. perfect Adonis face. himself, a 21st century Benedict conservative and Tea-Party way to see if eliminating the However, some of these People had been expecting Arnold. surge led to initial, but not sus- fee for adopting cats will lead steps, such as spay/neuter pro- Crist to jump ship for quite a And as governor, he ran the state tainable, voter support. well, his term, in fact, marked by a Now, what remains to be seen to more adop- grams will only while. Yet his decision marked not only a new phase of a politi- number of righteous decisions that is if Crist’s tortured political jour- tions. While the produce results THE ISSUE: cal career along a path of pop- ran against his party’s wishes — ney will continue if he decides to program is rela- over the long run. ulist expedience in building his and his political future — includ- run for Governor as a Democrat tively new, initial Free cat adoption The free cat adop- peculiar brand of “conservative ing keeping early voting polls open and make a Specter of himself. results indicate it tion is an effort to program shows liberalism,” a somewhat middle later during the 2008 election and ———■——— is successful. results. immediately inground politically. It also illus- vetoing a bill eliminating tenure The previous crease the num- trated a lack of that ’60s fortitude for Florida teachers. Steven Kurlander is an attorney, fee for cat adop- OUR OPINION: ber of adoptions, to fight rather than switch. Some Crist’s biggest mistake as a Re- communications tions was $35, and it seems to be GOP moderates, including for- publican leader was embracing strategist/writer and columnist which basically Program deserves working. If the mer Pennsylvania Sen. Arlen too enthusiastically both the for the Sun Sentinel and Florida covers the cost the public support. program contin- Specter who switched parties Obama Stimulus package and the Voices, and a blogger for the shelter incurs in ues to be success- after 30-plus years as a Republi- president himself when the Wall Huffington Post. checking the animal for dis- ful, it should definitely be part ease, neutering, vaccinating of a long-term program. We and microchipping. On Sept. commend Commissioner J.J. 15, the county shelter began a Kenney for recommending the six-month trial of free cat free cat program, and employ- adoption where the only cost to ees and volunteers at the shel- the adoptee is a $5 license fee. ter for implementing it. The initial results show that for While the results are posi- the period from Sept. 15 to Nov. tive, the free adoption pro- 20, cat adoptions increased by gram has costs. With a tight 9 percent. county budget, it is question- The adoption program is an able if the county can afford to extension of the compromise continue the free adoptions between the commission and past the initial trial phase. animal advocates who had pro- This is where volunteers can moted a “no-kill” animal shel- step in to help make the pro- ter that the commission gram a continuing part of the determined was an unrealistic animal shelter programs. goal. As part of the compro- We encourage individuals mise, the commission ap- and organizations who want to proved a “Strive for Life” limit the number of cats eutha- program that commits the nized to donate time and county to a number of steps in- money to support the program, tended to reduce the number and to work with the animal of animals that are euthanized. shelter to help secure the long- These steps include working term funding and volunteer with individuals and groups support needed to keep the who want to see more pet adop- program operating over the tions, working with the feral cat long term.

Bless you young woman Thanks Roger Krieger On Nov. 15 I was checking out Thank you, Roger Krieger. It LETTERS at the TJ Maxx register. I had doesn’t take a brain surgeon to to the Editor used a credit from a previous figure out just what Roger said; transaction and was short $2.90. that the arrogance of the public Costas wrong confiscation will prevent any- I stated I had no cash. A very nice utilities is a result of our legisla- OPINIONS INVITED thing except our freedom. Once young woman next to me handed tors, local and state. All over the So now Bob Costas is an ex- ■ The opinions expressed in Chroni- we are disarmed, we are no me a $20 bill to use and of state, legislators (are) selling out pert on the Second Amendment cle editorials are the opinions of longer free. course I thanked her and said to the power company. I hope you and gun control? Like any other the newspaper’s editorial board. Bob Costas should stick to that I would just used my debit. I enjoyed your free meal. knee-jerk liberal dancing on the ■ Persons wishing to address the sports reporting, which he does hope she sees this and knows strings of his puppet master, editorial board, which meets passably well, and leave the wel- Litter from trucks weekly, should call Mike Arnold how very special she is. What a Costas expresses outrage at the at 352-564-2930. fare of the United States alone. If This call is in regards to the lit- wonderful gesture. I promise to Constitution and says we need ■ he and his tree-hugging liberal pay it forward. Bless you. ter on the highways in Citrus All letters must be signed and in- more gun laws, all because of clude a phone number and home- friends don’t want guns, that’s Loved the parade County. Not all of the litter is the tragedy of the NFL football town, including letters sent via their decision — but don’t tell me coming from the citizens. Twice player who killed his girlfriend, email. Names and hometowns will I have to give up my guns because Much better job after now I have seen garbage then himself. This was a tragedy, be printed; phone numbers will you need more face time on TV. the Christmas parade get- trucks driving down the not be published or given out. no question about that, but ■ ting things back open. OUND highway, both (U.S.) 19 would we have seen the grim- We reserve the right to edit Harry Cooper S letters for length, libel, fairness Much, much better job and (State Road) 44, with faced Costas chiding the Ameri- and good taste. Hernando than last year. It was horri- OFF garbage in the back end can public if Joe Sixpack had ■ ble. This year, much better. of their truck flying out – Letters must be no longer than committed these terrible 600 words, and writers will be Treated well Good job, Crystal River. I small pieces of paper, crimes? No, like any other sleazy limited to four letters per month. I recently had a total knee re- loved the parade. I had a small boxes, plastic bags, headline-hunting liberal, Costas ■ SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, placement, spending three days great time. By the way, we all sorts of garbage fly- is springboarding off this 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., in the hospital, which wasn’t a loved all the balloons. ing out of the truck. So tragedy for his own popularity. Crystal River, FL 34429. Or, fax to CALL good experience although my let’s talk to the garbage Sorry Bob, anyone I’ve talked 352-563-3280, or email to Stop fancy meals [email protected]. doctor and the surgical team people and have them with on this thinks you are a real were excellent. I’m calling the Chroni- 563-0579 empty those back ends jerk — shame on you for using cle in reference to the before they ever hit the I decided to go to a rehab fa- this tragedy to make yourself girlfriend and himself. What Board of Education, on how they roadways. look good on air. Sagging popu- cility for my recovery and chose can save money. Get rid of all new gun laws would have pre- Diamond Ridge in Lecanto. I Look how they voted larity is a lame excuse for what vented this? Ah yes — here is these elaborate breakfasts and you are trying to do. can’t say enough from the time I lunches. When I was a kid, you For those of you who think the hidden agenda — total con- arrived until discharge. The had one item for lunch and that things are going to be different Costas said we need more gun fiscation of all firearms in the nursing and therapy staff were was it. There was no breakfast. the next four years: Look in Mon- laws — huh? It is already against USA. That is where the anti- incredible they went above and You want to give them breakfast? day’s paper (Dec. 3) on “How a whole bunch of laws to shoot American gun grabbers are beyond in the care they provided Give them plain cereal. You don’t your lawmakers voted.” Every someone and kill them, but going with this and we decent me. It was pretty close to having need to buy sausage, eggs and all one of them, Marco Rubio voted Costas said we need more. How Americans cannot allow our- one-on-one care; their response that. You’ll save a lot of money. one way, Bill Nelson voted the about enforcing the existing gun selves to be swayed by the emo- time was blemish-free. Make it one item – cereal – and opposite in every category. laws? It would have made no dif- tional response we feel over the one item for lunch, period. You’ll Things will remain the same, I’m ference in this case. The NFL senseless loss of two lives. We Donna Carl save money. afraid. player would still have shot his cannot for a second believe that Beverly Hills

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Questions abound this coming. allowed into stores, Folks, we are at a cross- restaurants, etc. Why is it such a shock roads here and it is up to that Duke Energy did what I think I speak for most our elected officials to of the doggie people out they did to Citrus County? choose which road we Anyone paying attention there when I say that we will take. We cannot af- are good with these laws to Duke’s history of paying ford a long, protracted their tax bills should have — but not when stores so court fight because we blatantly disregard it. expected this and prepared most assuredly will go for it. What surprises me is Now, let me say this — broke if it comes to that. there are a lot of disrep- the hysteria that is being Even if we were to win in expressed by some county utable people purporting court, the legal costs in themselves to be service leaders. Why didn’t Geoff the meantime would fi- Greene know that this was dog trainers — when in nancially handcuff the actuality all they do is coming? Did he have his county for years. head buried in the sand send off information to be This isn’t a fight between laminated and voila — with his fingers crossed the two biggest kids on the when he sent them that you have a service dog ... block. It’s a fight between a not! These dogs are bill? If he had no idea that multi-billion dollar corpo- this was coming, or if he highly trained for specific ration and a small rural jobs for their partners did know this was a possi- county that realistically bility but did not tell the with disabilities — could be on the brink of fi- please, let’s all work to- various county depart- nancial Armageddon. We ments prior to their budget gether to make this law need to settle this ASAP, work for those who really requests, he should resign and get on with county Sound OFF immediately. need it and those of you business. who carry your little dogs Duke’s tax bill history This will test the forti- into stores illegally, Time to recycle quiet outing. I’m sure the hikers, birders, has been well publicized. tude and intelligence of geocache enthusiasts, native plant soci- please stop — you are I’m calling the Chronicle in reference to It should have been set- our elected officials. We eties and the horse people will have hurting the very people “Recycle.’ You know, if Citrus County recy- ting off alarms at our tax are at their mercy and we plenty to say about this lame-brained who need these dogs the cles, there’s a lot of money to be made in appraiser’s office the sec- have no recourse until the proposal. most. recycling. They could really put that to- ond the deal to buy next elections. Progress Energy was ward the budget. But in order to recycle, Neighborhood patrols Scary isn’t it? Joanne Peters, CEO finalized. to get the people to recycle, they got to Interesting to read that the deputies are Courtroom Dogs Mark Stoltz give them some type of kickback. So even patrolling Sugarmill Woods for the past I believe Geoff Greene For Kids Inc. failed in his duty to look if you take a couple of dollars off their six months. I wish they’d come up and Inverness Homosassa out for the best interest of taxes or off their water bill or something patrol Pine Ridge. And also, since when Citrus County and should Great pig roast for recycling because they make lots of do detectives have time to do patrols resign. He will not of Obstacles too high money in recycling. It’s time to give a lit- around neighborhoods and keep the Heritage Days in Floral tle bit back and you’ll get more back. neighborhoods safe? I thought the course, but hopefully at the I have been pondering City was an outstanding deputies were responsible for that activity. next election we’ll remem- Scott Adams’ proposal at event again this year. Great Nutcracker fantastic ber this fiasco. He allowed the Dec. 4 BOCC meeting to weather and great food and The performance of “The Nutcracker” Keep Citrus clean this money to be allocated allow four-wheelers into fellowship at the TOO FAR at (Curtis) Peterson Auditorium Saturday Helping to keep Citrus County beautiful, on the assumption that it state parks. I applaud his Pig Roast! was absolutely fantastic. We can be so why doesn’t code enforcement and high- was a done deal. If he was a initiative, but I see this plan CFO instead of an elected Thanks to everyone for proud that we have such talented teach- way workers pick up all the illegal signs all as full of problems. First is ers and students at the School of Dance over the county while driving around in official, I’m sure he would their help, including the liability issue; every- be fired. County Commissioner Scott Arts here in Citrus County. Thank you their pickup trucks? Call the violators, pe- body would have to sign a very much. nalize them. How about Keep Citrus Why should Duke feel Adams and his wife Pam. waiver of liability. Children County Beautiful and litter patrol violators any empathy for Citrus Pat Brady under a certain age would ATV idea a bad one picking up the signs for disposal? Illegal County? Inverness have to ride in a seat with a Get real, Mr. Adams, regarding your signs are not a beautiful sight in our Why should they care? safety belt. There would suggestion to have all-terrain trails in our county. I’m a litter patrol volunteer and I Duke isn’t going to “do Follow ADA rules have to be a driving age forests. First you say it’s cheap, then you do pick up the signs when I can. If we all what’s right” for us. They limit — say anybody that reference the money they will spend on pull together, we can clean this county up couldn’t care less because With regards to the con- has a valid state issued dri- hotels and lunches. Which is it? Just one and stop these illegal signs. they worship the bottom- troversy over dogs in pub- ver’s license. There would four-wheeler costs thousands of dollars. line. We aren’t people to lic: The ADA is quite be no booze, an enforced Besides, it appears forestry doesn’t have Great Christmas show them, we represent num- specific about what is and speed limit, no guns, no the manpower to do anything about the Went to see “The Nutcracker Suite” the bers only. They know they what is not a service ani- horseplay, no driving side- mud trucks that tear up the forest roads other day put on by the School of Arts have us by the Adam’s apple mal. I personally have by-side and drivers must and dig holes so deep, family users can’t and Dance here in Inverness. Just got and can drag this through asked our local Walmart stay on established trails. get through or around them if they don’t one word to say: Fan-freaking-tastic! the courts until we are on to be more aggressive The list goes on; not to men- have a mud truck of their own. Who is the verge of bankruptcy. when it comes to screen- tion the need for a full-time going to police the trails so they don’t Thanks for free meal Citrus County is the only ing service dogs in their law enforcement officer on race? Do you have money in your budget Thank you, thank you, thank you to Ap- county that has taxed the store. The manager told duty at all times there are for that? Oh yeah, and when I’m hiking in plebee’s Restaurant for serving the veter- pollution control equip- me it is store policy to riders in the park. the forest, I just can’t wait to hear these ans a free meal on Veterans Day. Thank ment at beyond their sal- only ask “does this dog Sorry Scott, this one four-wheelers tearing up and down the you. This Vietnam veteran and his wife vage value. The other nine offer you comfort?” That doesn’t pass the smell test. trails. You and I both know that the vast had a great time and a great food selec- counties in Florida where is why people are sliding majority won’t be family groups on a tion. Thank you, Applebee’s. they have this equipment past the federal mandate Lynn & Sandy Dostal do not. In May of this year, that service dogs only are Homosassa Duke let it be known that they had a real problem with the tax assessment. Citrus Springs Civic Association Mr. Greene should have let it be known then that we Annual Going on Vacation? might have a budget Christmas shortfall. Parade www.chronicleonline.com/subscription_services This is a direct result of the monopolistic power Let us know when you would like your newspaper that the utilities have en- delivery paused for vacation using our website. joyed for decades. What Sunday, can we do as customers to December 16th fight this? Take our business elsewhere? Santa Claus Is Coming to Town! I have some thoughts on the PSC and the oversight This free event to the community begins at the fountain at Citrus Springs Blvd and S.R. 41 they enjoy at our expense • Vacation stop by the corporate-owned Accepting floats and marchers of all kinds: & restart options state Legislature. That is baby, family and businesses for another time. Sheriff Dawsy has im- Participants in parade: line up at 1pm • Purchase a gift plied that we are not safe Parade starts at 2pm subscription because of this. School Su- perintendant Himmel has Please Mail registration form to: said cuts are coming. Citrus Springs Civic Assn C/O Ann Ottavio • Change of County commissioner’s say 10821 N. Dragonis Dr. Citrus Springs Fl 34433 address form jobs and services will be For Info Call: 352 465 1191 or cut. email: [email protected]

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Nation BRIEFS World BRIEFS Protest Health law brings new fee Fighter Associated Press “Especially at a time when the Health and Human without detailing the total we are facing economic un- Services Department. It will cost and scope of the WASHINGTON — Your certainty, (companies will) be used to cushion health program. medical plan is facing an be hit with a multimillion- insurance companies from Of the total pot, $5 billion unexpected expense, so you dollar assessment without the initial hard-to-predict will go directly to the U.S. probably are, too. It’s a new, getting anything back for it,” costs of covering uninsured Treasury, apparently to off- $63-per-head fee to cushion said Sheaks, a principal at people with medical prob- set the cost of shoring up the cost of covering people Buck Consultants, a Xerox lems. Under the law, insur- employer-sponsored cover- with pre-existing conditions subsidiary. ers will be forbidden from age for early retirees. under President Barack Based on figures pro- turning away the sick as of The $25 billion fee is part Obama’s health care vided in the regulation, em- Jan. 1, 2014. of a bigger package of taxes overhaul. ployer and individual The program “is intended and fees to finance Obama’s The charge, buried in a health plans covering an es- to help millions of Ameri- expansion of coverage to the Associated Press recent regulation, works out timated 190 million Ameri- cans purchase affordable uninsured. It all comes to Associated Press Linda Erspamer, a veteran to tens of millions of dollars cans could owe the health insurance, reduce about $700 billion over 10 A Free Syrian Army fighter nurse of more than 30 for the largest companies, per-person fee. unreimbursed usage of hos- years, and includes higher takes position Monday years at Sparrow Hospital employers said. Most of that The Obama administra- pital and other medical fa- Medicare taxes effective close to a military base in Lansing, Mich., stands is likely to be passed on to tion said it is a temporary cilities by the uninsured this Jan. 1 on individuals near Azaz, Syria. Monday with a dozen other workers. assessment levied for three and thereby lower medical making more than $200,000 members of the Michigan Employee benefits lawyer years starting in 2014, de- expenses and premiums for per year or couples making Syrian rebels Nurses Association on the Chantel Sheaks calls it a signed to raise $25 billion. It all,” the Obama administra- more than $250,000. People continue advance state Capitol steps in Lans- “sleeper issue” with signifi- starts at $63 and then tion says in the regulation. above those threshold ing, Mich., protesting right- cant financial conse- declines. An accompanying media amounts also face an addi- BEIRUT — Rebels cap- to-work legislation. Organ- quences, particularly for Most of the money will go fact sheet issued Nov. 30 re- tional 3.8 percent tax on tured part of a sprawling Syr- izers said the gathering large employers. into a fund administered by ferred to “contributions” their investment income. ian army base outside the was meant to symbolize embattled northern city of the silencing of unions that Aleppo, tightening the opposi- nurses said will happen tion’s grip on areas close to should the legislation become law. the Turkish border, activists said Monday. Once on the defensive, Syria’s rebels have gained Ex-LA official gets Ready for its cargo momentum in recent weeks prison for child porn with a number of tactical ad- LOS ANGELES — A for- vances, seizing airbases near mer Los Angeles official who Damascus and Aleppo and once blamed a spinal tumor putting President Bashar for his obsession with child Assad’s forces on their heels. pornography was sentenced In an interview with Dubai to seven years in federal TV, Syria’s top military defec- prison Monday to be followed tor said Assad’s regime is by a lifetime of supervision. “over” and advised the presi- Sixty-four-year-old Albert dent to leave office and let the Abrams, white-haired and country’s people decide their balding, addressed a judge at own fate. a hearing attended by his Cuban dissidents family and friends. He admitted he collected denounce arrests child pornography and distrib- HAVANA — Cuban dissi- uted sexually explicit images. dents accused authorities His lawyer said materials Monday of a wave of arrests seized from his home cov- to prevent them from gather- ered almost 20 years during ing to mark International which he hid his activities Human Rights Day. from family members, includ- More than 100 government ing his wife of 38 years. opponents were briefly de- Associated Press tained and promptly sent Man shot dead A full-scale replica of Noah’s Ark in seen Monday in Dordrecht, Netherlands. The Ark opened its doors after receiving permission to receive up to 3,000 visitors per day. back to their homes, human near Central Park rights monitor Elizardo NEW YORK — A man walk- Sanchez said. ing down a street outside a Dutchman completes full-scale replica of Noah’s Ark “The saving grace is that school near Central Park was (the arrests) are of short duration,” said Sanchez, who shot in the back of the head on Associated Press Monday and lay mortally heads the Cuban Commis- sion for Human Rights and wounded in a pool of blood as DORDRECHT, Netherlands — National Reconciliation. his killer escaped with a get- Just as the first storms of winter roll away driver, police said. in, Dutchman Johan Huibers has A leader of the group The shooting occurred finished his 20-year quest to build a known as the Ladies in White around 2 p.m. outside the full-scale, functioning model of said they were rounded up Saint Thomas Choir School, Noah’s Ark — an undertaking of, Sunday when they held their a small boarding school for well, biblical proportions. weekly protest march outside young boys on a fairly quiet Huibers, a Christian, used books a Havana church. street between busy avenues 6-9 of Genesis as his inspiration, fol- Israel PM attacks teeming with tourists and lowing the instructions God gives shoppers. Noah down to the last cubit. double standards The gunman, wearing a Translating to modern measure- JERUSALEM — Israel’s dark coat with a dark hood and ments, Huibers came up with a prime minister on Monday ac- khaki pants, came up behind vessel that works out to a whop- cused the international com- 31-year-old Brandon Lincoln ping 427 feet long, 95 feet across munity of “deafening silence” and 75 feet high. Perhaps not big Woodard of Los Angeles and in response to recent vows by enough to fit every species on fired what appeared to be a sil- the head of the Hamas mili- Earth, two by two, as described in tant group to fight on until the ver semi-automatic pistol, strik- the Bible, but plenty of space, for ing him once, police spokes - An interior view of the full-scale replica of Noah’s Ark, with life-size replicas Jewish state is destroyed, instance, for a pair elephants to of animals. man Paul Browne said. No dance a tango. and appeared unmoved by motive had been revealed. Johan’s Ark towers across the flat many times throughout its history. Johan’s Ark also contains a the gathering storm of global Arm wrestler Dutch landscape and is easily visi- Huibers thinks new floods are restaurant on the topmost level and condemnation of his govern- ble from a nearby highway where it possible, not least due to global a movie theater capable of seating ment’s plans to continue set- convicted in death lies moored in the city of Dordrecht, warming. He cites a New Testament 50 people. Around the edges of each tling the West Bank. WORCESTER, Mass. — A just south of Rotterdam. passage prophesying “the cities of level of the craft are displays on an- Speaking to foreign re- champion arm wrestler from Gazing across the ark’s main the coast shall tremble” near the cient Middle Eastern history and porters, Netanyahu accused Massachusetts has been hold, a huge space of stalls sup- end of times. dress, scenes from the life of Noah, the international community convicted in the death of his ported by a forest of pine trees, vis- But he’s not worried the whole and games for kids, including water of having double standards, wife, who jumped out of a itors gaze upon an array of stuffed Earth will ever be flooded again. In pumps and a system of levers to lift condemning not-yet-built set- window to escape him. and plastic animals, such as buffalo, the Bible, the rainbow is God’s bales of hay. tlements in the West Bank Forty-one-year-old Allen zebra, gorillas, lions, tigers, bears, promise it won’t be. Down below there is a honey- while standing quiet during a Stilkey of Worcester was con- you name it. Elsewhere on the ark “I had a call from American tele- comb system of hatches, each open- historic visit to the Gaza Strip is a petting zoo with actual live ani- vision,” he said, laughing. “This has ing into an area where food could victed Monday of manslaugh- by Hamas’ exiled leader, mals that are less dangerous or eas- nothing to do with the end of the be sealed in for long-term storage. Khaled Mashaal. ter. His wife, Lisa, jumped ier to care for — such as ponies, Mayan calendar,” he said. There is an outdoor space near from a second-floor window Making his first trip to the dogs, sheep, and rabbits — and an He said his motivation is ulti- the stern with a dizzying series of Hamas-ruled territory over the of their home in February dur- impressive aviary of exotic birds. mately religious, though. He wants stairwells. Walking around, Johan ing what authorities said was weekend, Mashaal delivered “This boat — it’s amazing,” said to make people think about what points out features such as the cur- a series of speeches to a violent argument. Alfred Jongile, visiting from South vature of the upper deck, which he their purpose is on Earth. throngs of supporters vowing Prosecutors said Stilkey Africa with his Dutch wife. “I want to make people question said would have been used to col- to wipe Israel off the map. threatened to kill his wife first. For Huibers, a builder by trade, it that so that they go looking for an- lect rainwater for drinking, as well They said he had recently all began with a nightmare he had swers,” and ultimately find salva- as for letting animals such as horses NKorea readies taken out a $250,000 life in- in 1992, when the low-lying Nether- tion through God and eternal life, out to exercise where they could rocket launch surance policy on her. lands was flooded, as it has been he said. run around. — From wire reports SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea is pressing ahead with preparation for a long- range rocket launch after ex- tending its liftoff window by ‘Falling man’ leaves behind questions in London another week until Dec. 29 because of technical problems. papers, or go to church, po- neighbor Stephanie Prud- It’s North Korea’s second Unidentified man apparently fell from plane lice thought the man was a homme said. “There were attempt this year, and the fifth murder victim. But it was police everywhere.” since 1998, to launch a rocket Associated Press It’s a pleasant place, with sidewalk of Portman Av- soon determined he had The identity of the man that the United Nations, easy connections into cen- enue, half a block from a been a stowaway who fell remains a mystery three Washington, Seoul and oth- LONDON — The subur- tral London, generally free convenience store, an up- from a passenger plane months later. He carried no ers call a cover meant to test ban stillness of the comfort- of crime and congestion. scale lingerie boutique and when it lowered its landing identification, but police be- technology for missiles that able, two-story homes in That changed early on a a shop selling Chinese gear directly above Portman lieve he may have been could be used to strike the west London’s Mortlake sunny Sunday morning in herbal remedies. Avenue. from Angola. They are ask- United States. They have neighborhood is broken only September when a man In the hours after the “It was scary, there was a ing the public to help iden- warned North Korea to cancel by the roar of jets thunder- from Africa literally fell crumpled body was found, body on the street, and no- tify the man, whose death the launch or face more ing overhead on the final ap- from the sky and landed as early risers were getting body knew at first that he has traumatized the sanctions. proach to Heathrow Airport. with a loud thud onto the up to walk their dogs, get the had fallen from a plane,” neighborhood. — From wire reports ■ Heat once ■ Basketball/B2 again prove ■ Football/B2 Section B - TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012 too much for ■ Sports briefs/B2 Hawks./B2 ■ Scoreboard/B3 ■ Entertainment/B4

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SPORTS BRIEFS As Royals mortgage future, Rays bet on it NHL cancels games Associated Press hander Wade Davis to the The Royals haven’t Along with acquiring Royals late Sunday, the known what that’s like in Shields and Davis in ar- through Dec. 30 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — former All-Star pitcher years. guably the biggest move NEW YORK — The NHL When James Shields believes everything is in Despite the matricula- his tenure, Moore also re- eliminated 16 more days from broke into the big leagues place for Kansas City to tion of their best signed Jeremy Guthrie to the regular-season schedule with Tampa Bay, the Rays replicate the Rays’ suc- prospects to the big a $25 million, three-year Monday, and if a deal with were no better than the cess. league club, the Royals deal and acquired Ervin the players’ association isn’t Kansas City Royals. “The Royals are defi- still struggled to a 72-90 Santana and his $12 mil- reached soon the whole They lost more than nitely on the right track,” record and a third-place lion salary from the Los season could be lost. 100 games his first sea- Shields said Monday. finish in the weak AL Angeles Angels. That son, and fared little bet- “They definitely remind Central last season. It means Kansas City’s top The league wiped out all ter the following year. But me of our ‘07 season was their ninth consecu- four starters next season games through Dec. 30 in its by his third season as a going into our ‘08 season tive losing season, and weren’t on their opening latest round of cancellations. starter, the Rays had fi- in the Rays organization, extended to 27 the num- day roster this past year. The cancellation of just nally turned the corner, and I think there’s a good ber of years it’s been “Our goal is to add as two more weeks of the many of their prized possibility we can step in since the franchise last much pitching depth as we season, however, could prospects forming the nu- that direction. I’ve been played in the postseason. can as every organization perhaps signal hope of a cleus of a team that up- there when we’ve lost 100 The biggest reason for tends to do, especially this deal to begin play in early staged AL East stalwarts games before. I’ve also the lousy finish was a time of year,” said Moore. January. Negotiations be- Boston and the Yankees won 96, 97 games before, dearth of starting pitch- “It looks like a good Associated Press tween the league and the and advanced all the way and I think me and Wade ing, and that’s something mix of people, I think, Wil Myers is pictured in 2012. The players’ association broke to the World Series. bring a little of that to the that general manager with Shield and San- Tampa Bay Rays acquired the minor- off last week, but NHL Now, after a block- table, knowing how to Dayton Moore has been tana,” Davis said. league phenom in a trade with the deputy commissioner Bill buster deal that sent win and what it takes to aggressively trying to re- Kansas City Royals for pitchers Daly said Sunday the sides Shields and fellow right- win.” solve this offseason. See TRADE/ Page B3 James Shields and Wade Davis. are trying to restart talks this week. Daly wrote in an email to The Associated Press on Monday that nothing had Reynolds been completed regarding a meeting with the union. Source: Bounty on fire as ruling Tuesday A person familiar with the decision said former Pirates NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue will rule Tuesday afternoon on the latest demolish round of player appeals in the NFL’s bounty probe, and that any potential pun- Villages ishment will be delayed by a week. The person said the delay is designed to give a Crystal River 71, federal judge in New Or- leans the opportunity to Villages 47 rule on pending motions to STEVE MCGUNNIGLE throw out the suspensions Correspondent and remove Tagliabue as the appointed arbitrator for CRYSTAL RIVER — Ty these player appeals to the Reynolds and the Crystal league. The person spoke River Pirates awoke in a re- to The Associated Press sounding manner in the sec- Monday on condition of ond half to turn a close anonymity because no rul- game into a 71-47 rout of the ings have been an- visiting Villages Buffalo nounced. Monday night, as Reynolds scored 17 of his 25 points Gatti, Virgil Hill after halftime. enter boxing hall See PIRATES /Page B3 SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Ar- turo “Thunder” Gatti didn’t live to see his finest day. Gatti, who won world championships in two dif- Warriors ferent weight classes, heads the class of 2013 to be inducted into the Inter- hold fast, national Boxing Hall of Fame. The honor, announced Monday, comes three years after his un- fend off timely death. A native of Calabria, Italy who was raised in Mon- Master’s treal, Gatti retired in 2007 with a record of 40-9 with 31 knockouts and was se- Seven Rivers 52, lected in his first year of eli- gibility. Gatti died three Master’s 45 Associated Press years ago in Brazil at age New England Patriots strong safety Steve Gregory breaks up a pass intended for Houston Texans wide receiver SEAN ARNOLD 37 under mysterious cir- Lestar Jean on Monday during the second quarter in Foxborough, Mass. The Patriots won 42-14, but held the Correspondent cumstances. Texas scoreless in the first half. Also selected for induc- LECANTO — After Mas- tion were: Virgil “Quicksil- ter’s Academy converted a ver” Hill, a five-time world Patriots send clear message in battle between two of league’s best technical foul shot to tie the champion who won a silver score at 42-42 with 2:51 re- medal at the 1984 Associated Press The Texans (11-1) entered with first time since joining the NFL maining, the Seven Rivers Olympics and defended his the NFL’s best record. The Patri- in 2002. Christian boys rode their light heavyweight title 20 — FOXBOROUGH, Mass. ots (9-3) had the AFC’s third-best Taking advantage of disorgani- defense and foul shooting to times over his two reigns; om Brady threw four mark. zation and poor coverage by the a win, outlasting the Eagles two-time light flyweight touchdown passes as the But New England, with plenty Texans, Brady threw scoring in the final stretch. champion Myung-Woo Yuh New England Patriots of big-game experience with five passes on his first three posses- Class 3A Master’s, of of South Korea; lightweight T turned their much- Super Bowl appearances and sions — 7 yards to Aaron Hernan- Oviedo, missed several field Wesley Ramey and mid- hyped game against the Houston three championships in the past dez, 37 yards to Brandon Lloyd goals during the span while dleweight Jeff Smith in the Texans into a blowout and hand- 11 seasons, confused and domi- and 4 yards to Hernandez, for a the Warriors made nine of old-timer (posthumous) ily winning 42-14 on Monday nated the Texans, who reached 21-0 lead 4 minutes into the sec- 11 free throws to defeat the category; 19th century Irish night. the playoffs last season for the ond quarter. visiting Eagles 52-45 on boxer Joe Coburn in the pi- See WARRIORS /Page B3 oneer category; referee Mills Lane; ring announcer Jimmy Lennon Jr.; manager Arturo “Cuyo” Hernan- dez; cartoonist Ted Carroll; After this, what’s next for Manny Pacquiao? and journalist Colin Hart. Associated Press facing some of the toughest for two months, compared Ravens fire OC questions of his remark- to 4 1/2 for Marquez. Cameron after loss MANILA, Philippines — able 17-year career: does During that time the OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Manny Pacquiao has al- his future lay in boxing, Mexican bulked up and be- Cam Cameron was fired ready achieved what most politics, show business, re- came more muscular to Monday as offensive coor- of his countrymen can only ligion, or perhaps there’s withstand the blows from dinator of the Baltimore dream of: lifting himself even a new challenge on Pacquiao that proved so out of wrenching poverty, damaging in their three Ravens, who have lost two the horizon? securing a future for his “Being the king of box- previous encounters. straight and are still striving children and becoming a ing, being the highest paid Pacquiao grew up a sur- for consistency in the run- hero to Filipinos the world athlete in boxing ... it goes vivor and fighter, overcom- ning and passing game. over. with the territory,” boxing ing poverty and cut-throat Cameron ran the team’s Not content with just analyst Ed Tolentino said. competition in a country offense since the start of winning in the ring, Pac- “For Pacquiao, the fame where half of the popula- the 2008 season, when quiao also set about mak- was too much to handle. tion lives on $2 a day and current coach Jim Har- ing his mark in politics. There was just too many 3,000 leave for jobs over- baugh replaced Brian But after his stunning things on his plate other seas every day. Associated Press Billick. loss to Juan Manuel Mar- than boxing.” He left high school to Juan Manuel Marquez celebrates Saturday after knocking —From wire reports quez in Las Vegas on Sat- The distraction was costly out Manny Pacquiao in the sixth round in Las Vegas. Referee urday, the 34-year-old is for Pacquiao, who trained See NEXT/ Page B2 Kenny Bayless tends to Pacquiao at right. B2 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012 SPORTS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

SPORTS BRIEFS Schiano: Panthers rout Dunnellon in rain ‘Do your The Lecanto Panthers boys soccer team dominated neighboring Dunnel- job’ lon on Monday night in nasty conditions, notching a 5-1 win on the road as Bucs playoff rain muddied the pitch. Panthers Eric Fruge and David Rice scored two hopes dim after goals apiece in the lop- sided win. The victory wins squandered takes the Panthers to 5-1-1 on the season. Lecanto will Associated Press host Vanguard at 7:30 p.m. TAMPA, Fla. — The fad- Tuesday. ing Tampa Bay Buccaneers Keppinger, Sox ink talk about needing to make more plays. three-year deal Coach Greg Schiano just CHICAGO — Jeff Kep- wants his players to concen- pinger isn’t sure where he’ll trate on doing their jobs at play with the White Sox. all times. He is certain Chicago is the The coach rejected the place for him, though. notion Monday that the The White Sox an- Bucs (6-7) failed to protect a nounced a three-year, $12 fourth-quarter lead for the million contract with Kep- fourth time this season be- pinger on Monday after cause they did not make reaching an agreement last enough plays down the week, adding a versatile in- stretch of a last-second 23-21 fielder who could fill a hole loss to rookie quarterback at third base. Nick Foles and the Philadelphia Eagles. “I really like that city,” he Yes, Tampa Bay failed to said on a conference call. make a potential game-saving “I thought it would be a interception, and Foles ex- good fit for me.” tended the winning drive Keppinger is set to earn with a pair of fourth-down $3.5 million next season, conversions. $4 million in 2014 and $4.5 But Schiano said there million in 2015 after hitting were also other factors that a career-high .325 in 115 contributed to a defeat that games with Tampa Bay dealt a blow to Tampa Bay’s last season. He made 41 chances of making the starts at third base, 23 at playoffs. second, 21 at first and 19 “You’ll never hear that as the designated hitter. from me. ... I don’t think The White Sox have an that’s the case,” Schiano said opening at third and there’s of the recurring theme of a good chance he’ll wind players explanations for up there even though he squandering an 11-point lead never discussed that with in the final four minutes. them. Kevin Youkilis fin- “I think you have to do your job, and you have to get ished last season at the 11 guys doing their job con- position for Chicago and is sistently. ... I think when you now a free agent. focus on making plays, that’s Tigers agree to exactly when you don’t make plays,” Schiano deal with C Pena added. “Focus on doing your DETROIT — The Detroit job and plays come to you, Tigers have agreed to a the game comes to you. one-year contract with That’s what we believe catcher Brayan Pena. around here.” Pena had a .236 batting The Bucs were left won- average with two homers dering how Philadelphia and 25 RBIs in 68 games was able to end an eight- last season for the Kansas game losing streak that was City Royals. He hit .320 in Associated Press the Eagles’ longest skid LeBron James prepares to shoot over the Atlanta Hawks’ Josh Smith during the first half Monday in Miami. 50 at-bats with runners in since 1970. scoring position last sea- “We did a lot of things that son. He has hit .248 with you normally would look at 14 homers and 98 RBIs and say that you win the over eight seasons with the game, but we didn’t win the game,” Schiano said. Royals and Atlanta Braves. The Buccaneers out- The 30-year-old Pena rushed the Eagles 136 yards will back up Alex Avila. to 29, forced the game’s only Mientkiewicz to turnover and sacked Foles six times. manage Miracle Josh Freeman overcame a MINNEAPOLIS — Former slow start to lead three scor- Minnesota first baseman Miami stymies Atlanta once more, expanding division lead ing drives that turned a 10- Doug Mientkiewicz has been point halftime deficit into a chosen by the Twins to Associated Press Warriors 104, Bobcats 96 Spurs 134, Rockets 126 (OT) 21-10 lead that Schiano felt manage their Class A affiliate his defense would be able to CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Stephen HOUSTON — Gary Neal scored 29 in the Florida State League, MIAMI — LeBron James scored protect. Curry put on a show for his hometown points and Tony Parker had a triple- the Fort Myers Miracle. 27 points, Dwyane Wade had 26 It didn’t happen, in part, fans, finishing with 27 points, seven double to lead the San Antonio Spurs The Twins announced and the Miami Heat pulled away because of what Schiano de- assists and seven rebounds to lead to a 134-126 overtime win against the their minor-league assign- in the second half to beat the At- scribed as “self-inflicted” Golden State over Charlotte. Houston Rockets on Monday night. ments for 2013 on Monday. lanta Hawks 101-92. mistakes on both offense James (10-16) and Wade (11-13) Curry, who grew up in Charlotte and Parker had 27 points, 12 rebounds Mientkiewicz played for and defense. made 21 of 29 shots for Miami, which made a name for himself leading and 12 assists to complement Neal’s the Twins from 1998 to 2004. “We committed too many shot 58 percent overall to improve nearby Davidson College to the brink 7-of-10 performance from 3-point range. He was the hitting coach last penalties, some in crucial to 10-1 at home this season. Chris Bosh of the Final Four in 2008, shot 10 of 22 Jeremy Lin had his best game since situations. Some could be season for the Ogden Rap- had 14 points and 10 rebounds, and from the field and hit four 3-pointers. It joining the Rockets, scoring a career argued, but that doesn’t mat- tors in the Pioneer League, Norris Cole scored 10 for the Heat. was his eighth straight 20-point game, high-tying 38 points. ter. If they’re called, they a rookie-level farm club of Josh Smith scored 22 points and a career best. are,” Schiano added. “At the the Los Angeles Dodgers. Al Horford finished with 20 points 76ers 104, Pistons 97 Mavericks 119, Kings 96 end of the game, we have Jake Mauer, who managed and 11 rebounds for Atlanta, some opportunities to the Miracle from 2010 to which briefly held the lead mid- PHILADELPHIA — Evan Turner had DALLAS — O.J. Mayo scored 19 points and the Dallas Mavericks took makes the game be over, 2012, has been moved to way through the third quarter be- 18 points and 11 rebounds, and Jrue and we don’t do it.” control with 31-3 run in the first half to Class A Cedar Rapids. fore the Heat got rolling and Holiday scored 25 points to lead Tampa Bay, which fell two win their 17th straight regular-season MLB, StubHub moved 1 1/2 games ahead of the Philadelphia past Detroit. games behind Seattle and Hawks in the Southeast Division. Thaddeus Young added 20 points home game against Sacramento with one behind Washington, renew ticket deal Atlanta is 0-2 against Miami this and Spencer Hawes 15 for the Sixers. a 119-96 victory over the Kings on Dallas and Minnesota for CHICAGO — Major season and 1-7 since March 2011. Greg Monroe missed a tip with less Monday night. the final NFC wild-card League Baseball Advanced A 17-4 run was the difference than a minute left that came back to Chris Kaman, playing on a sprained spot, also surrendered Media and StubHub.com maker, turning a two-point deficit haunt Detroit. Holiday sank a 19-footer left ankle he suffered last week, scored fourth-quarter leads in announced a new five-year into an 11-point lead with 1:24 re- for a 100-95 lead and the Sixers stretched 16 of his 18 points in the first half for losses to the Redskins, New deal Monday that contin- maining in the third. the lead from the free-throw line. Dallas. York Giants and Atlanta ues the website’s role as Falcons. the official secondary ticket market for the sport while eliminating the cheap list- people’s champ” — an in- ucts. He’s a regular on TV, ernor, and younger brother, Timothy Bradley. Questions spiration to the legions of and hosts his own show. Rogelio, for congress in arose if Pacquiao was show- ings that had become an NEXT the poor, and the man the He’s made a movie. Another neighboring South Cotabato ing the wear of 17 years in eyesore for some clubs. Continued from Page B1 rich and powerful wanted to passion is cock fighting, a province. the ring, and whether the The minimum price for rub shoulders with. traditional past time in the In the meantime, he distractions catching up baseball tickets on StubHub work as a baker and a con- As the titles, honors and Philippines. promised to clean up his act: with him. in 2013 will be $6, a more struction worker to earn money started pouring in, so He was Pacquiao Inc. no more gambling, drinking Saturday’s loss to Mar- appealing number for the money for his mother and did distractions. Showbiz “takes a lot of and womanizing, and took quez, whom he had beaten league after some seats were siblings after his father left Politicians, minor actors time, a lot of energy. You up preaching the Bible. twice and drawn once, only listed for pocket change dur- them. As a scrawny and an assortment of hang- have to prepare for these Some called it a public rela- made the question more ur- ing the five-year deal that teenager, he was a stowaway ers-on formed his huge en- shows,” said boxing com- tions stunt for a budding gent, although Pacquiao expired after this past season. on a ship that took him from tourage. mentator Ronnie politician, but Pacquiao in- made no mention of a possi- The $6 ticket includes his southern hometown of “You only need a Ferris Nathanielsz. “(Pacquiao) sisted it was for real. ble retirement. commissions and the deliv- General Santos City to the wheel and his training camp loses focus because he has “To those who think that “Among boxers, they don’t ery fee for the website, which capital, Manila, where he would have been a circus,” so many things to worry way, let us leave them be. I have the word retirement in previously charged cus- took up boxing while work- Tolentino said. about and attend to.” will pray for them. Even their dictionary. It’s so hard tomers at least $10.40 after ing as a laborer. In a nation where celebri- Pacquiao was elected to Jesus Christ, even after he to admit that all of sudden they selected their seats. After finding success in ties, money and politics Congress from his southern performed miracles, no one it’s over, especially for Pac- Under StubHub’s new local bouts, Pacquiao began equal a winning formula, Sarangani province in 2010, believed him, what more for quiao,” Tolentino said. pricing model, customers his international career in Pacquiao played his card by and has announced he will a sinner like me,” he said, “His demotion was from will pay a $2.25 delivery the late 1990s. In the next running for Congress in run for re-election next adding he did not want to be the penthouse to the dog- fee per ticket up to $10. decade, he became a house- 2007, but lost. year. Taking a cue from his a pastor but share how “the house,” he added. “I think political allies, he appears Lord changed my life.” really there has to be a lot of That’s compared to a flat hold name by clinching The most popular face in eight world titles in eight town, he turned to crooning to be building a political or- Then came the first blow: soul searching. ... He has to $5.40 delivery fee before. weight categories. At home, his own songs. His picture ganization, with his wife, a controversial decision consult his family, his real —From staff and wire reports he was declared a hero, “the endorsed countless prod- Jinkee, running for vice gov- awarding his June fight to entourage.” CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SCOREBOARD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012 B3

USA Today/ESPN Top 25 poll No. 15 Hoyas cruise onward “It’s a team effort in the The point total for The top 25 teams in the USA Today-ESPN Florida LOTTERY Associated Press men’s college basketball poll, with first-place wrong direction,” Long- Georgetown (8-1) against votes in parentheses, records through Dec. 9, WASHINGTON — Long- wood coach Mike Gillian Longwood (2-8) was much points based on 25 points for a first-place vote Here are the winning numbers selected wood had this kind of night said. bigger than the Hoyas man- through one point for a 25th-place vote and last week’s ranking: Monday in the Florida Lottery: against No. 15 Georgetown: Otto Porter scored a ca- aged in two of their last three seven Lancers had multiple reer-high 22 points, added wins. They beat Tennessee Record Pts Pvs CASH 3 (early) 1. Indiana (25) 9-0 769 1 turnovers; seven Hoyas seven assists and four steals 37-36 and Towson 46-40 around 2. Duke (6) 9-0 749 2 9 - 9 - 5 scored at least six points. and returned after taking an a 64-41 win over Texas. 3. Michigan 9-0 705 3 CASH 3 (late) It all meant an 89-53 victory apparent hit to the head Jeylani Dublin led Long- 4. Syracuse 10-0 663 4 4 - 2 - 9 5. Florida 7-0 644 5 for Georgetown Monday. during the second half. wood with 10 points. 6. Louisville 8-1 609 6 7. Ohio State 6-1 586 7 PLAY 4 (early) 8. Arizona 7-0 568 8 0 - 8 - 9 - 0 Royals’ top pitching Shields said he relishes 9. Kansas 7-1 537 9 PLAY 4 (late) prospect, left-hander Mike the opportunity to return to 10. Illinois 10-0 465 14 TRADE 11. Missouri 8-1 450 11 7 - 3 - 9 - 1 Montgomery and third base- the role of franchise ace. 12. Cincinnati 9-0 447 12 Continued from Page B1 man Patrick Leonard to It was the same role he 13. Creighton 9-1 338 13 FANTASY 5 Tampa Bay. Kansas City also had his first few years in 14. Gonzaga 9-1 325 10 2 - 12 - 24 - 28 - 34 will receive another player Tampa Bay, before David 15. San Diego State 7-1 292 15 The Royals certainly 16. Minnesota 10-1 225 21 mortgaged their future to or cash. Price and others blossomed, 17. UNLV 7-1 224 18 put it together. “When you get a chance to and a role in which he feels 18. North Carolina 7-2 222 16 On the AIRWAVES Tampa Bay’s biggest prize upgrade and get a pitcher comfortable. He’s logged at 19. Michigan State 8-2 213 17 in the six-player swap is un- the caliber of James Shields least 200 innings six consec- 20. New Mexico 10-0 207 20 21. Georgetown 7-1 163 23 TODAY’S SPORTS doubtedly outfielder Wil and Wade Davis, we felt it utive seasons, has 14 com- 22. Kentucky 6-3 125 19 BASKETBALL Myers, widely regarded as was the right thing for us to plete games over the past 23. Oklahoma State 7-1 116 22 7 p.m. (ESPN) New York Knicks at Brooklyn Nets the top prospect in the mi- do for our team today and two years, and his 3.89 ERA 24. Notre Dame 8-1 110 25 9:30 p.m. (ESPN) Los Angeles Clippers at Chicago Bulls nors. The 22-year-old hit going forward,” Moore said. for his career makes him 25. N.C. State 6-2 93 24 The Royals have made a the most effective starter in Others receiving votes: Wichita State 88, 3 a.m. (ESPN2) New York Knicks at Brooklyn Nets (same-day tape) .314 with 37 homers and 109 Pittsburgh 74, Oregon 32, UConn 10, Murray CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SOCCER RBIs last season, and he significant financial com- the Royals’ new-look rota- State 10, Wyoming 8, Butler 4, Mississippi 2, 2:30 p.m. (FSNFL) Manchester United FC vs CFR Cluj. From starred during the All-Star mitment to winning this sea- tion. VCU 2. son. Kansas City starters com- Old Trafford in Trafford, Greater Manchester, England (taped) Futures Game hosted by The AP Top 25 Kansas City, putting to- Along with taking on San- bined for a 5.01 ERA last Note: gether a pair of hits and tana’s hefty contract, the season, fifth-worst in the big The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Times and channels are subject to change at the driving in three runs. Royals will pay Shields leagues. college basketball poll, with first-place votes in discretion of the network. If you are unable to locate a game parentheses, records through Dec. 9, total Moore said he tried to $10.5 million this season “Starting pitching, I think points based on 25 points for a first-place vote on the listed channel, please contact your cable provider. keep Myers out of the deal, while holding a club option that’s where it starts,” through one point for a 25th-place vote and last but he also understood that of $12 million with a $1 mil- Shields said. “What the week’s ranking: “you have to give up some- lion buyout for next season. Rays did the last couple Record Pts Prv Davis is due to make $2.8 years, it’s been about start- 1. Indiana (44) 9-0 1,580 1 Prep CALENDAR thing to get something,” so 2. Duke (20) 9-0 1,551 2 he parted with one of the million this season and $4.8 ing pitching and defense. 3. Michigan 9-0 1,444 3 TODAY’S PREP SPORTS game’s top prospects. million in 2014, with the That’s the key to success. 4. Syracuse 8-0 1,378 4 BOYS BASKETBALL He also sent along right- Royals holding options on Hopefully me and Wade can 5. Florida 7-0 1,319 6 hander Jake Odorizzi, the the next three years. get the job done.” 6. Louisville 8-1 1,303 5 7:30 p.m. Springstead at Citrus 7. Ohio St. 6-1 1,211 7 7:30 p.m. Academy at the Lakes at Seven Rivers 8. Arizona 7-0 1,178 8 7:30 p.m. 9. Kansas 7-1 1,087 9 Crystal River at Hernando GIRLS BASKETBALL midway through the period. “We’re a second-half 10. Illinois 10-0 991 13 The Pirates had 19 fourth- team. We come out, get (a) 11. Cincinnati 9-0 944 11 6 p.m. Academy at the Lakes at Seven Rivers PIRATES quarter points while clamp- good (offensive) run, and 12. Missouri 8-1 877 12 7 p.m. Hernando at Crystal River Continued from Page B1 13. Minnesota 10-1 714 14 7:30 p.m. ing down on defense to limit play good defense,” said 14. Gonzaga 9-1 699 10 Citrus at West Port the Villages to just 18 points Reynolds. “And I just came BOYS SOCCER 15. Georgetown 7-1 577 15 Reynolds had nine points for the entire second half. out looking to score, and get 16. Creighton 9-1 525 16 6 p.m. South Sumter at Crystal River in the third quarter, as Crys- Reynolds took over the the W.” 17. New Mexico 10-0 512 18 7:30 p.m. 18. San Diego St. 7-1 491 17 Eustis at Citrus tal River (4-3) outscored the game in all aspects after the The Villages looked 19. Michigan St. 8-2 328 19 7:30 p.m. Vanguard at Lecanto Villages 22-11 to take a 52-40 half, finishing with 25 poised in the opening half to 20. UNLV 7-1 305 21 GIRLS SOCCER lead heading into the fourth. points, 15 rebounds, five as- pose a challenge, running 21. North Carolina 7-2 298 20 7 p.m. Lecanto at Forest 22. Notre Dame 8-1 283 22 Up 36-32, Reynolds took a sists and four steals. And out to an 11-6 lead following 23. Wichita St. 9-0 280 24 7 p.m. Crystal River at South Sumter steal the length of the court, Crystal River head coach a Lunz 3-pointer and driving 24. Oklahoma St. 7-1 251 23 drawing a foul and hitting a Steve Feldman has seen this score by Henry Liu. The 25. NC State 6-2 213 25 pair of free throws. Another before. teams were tied at 16 at the Others receiving votes: Oregon 177, Pitts- steal from the junior guard “It was like a repeat of the end of the first quarter, and burgh 177, Kentucky 44, Wyoming 15, UConn BASEBALL 10, Marquette 8, VCU 6, Butler 5, Maryland 5, NBA standings led to a jumper by Hunter other night. He wanted the the Pirates held a 30-29 half- American League time edge. Murray St. 4, Alabama 3, Miami 3, Virginia Tech EASTERN CONFERENCE BOSTON RED SOX—Claimed RHP Sandy Roessier, then Reynolds ball, and when he wants the 3, LSU 1. Atlantic Division Rosario off waivers from Oakland. drove the lane and con- ball, he’s very tough to In addition to the offen- The Women’s AP W L Pct GB CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Agreed to terms verted on a nice double- cover,” said Feldman. “He sive outburst, the second New York 15 5 .750 — with INF Jeff Keppinger on a three-year contract. pump score. was drawing double teams, half saw the Pirates clamp Top 25 Brooklyn 11 8 .579 3½ DETROIT TIGERS—Agreed to terms with C After a free throw by the getting to the line, and he down defensively and on Philadelphia 12 9 .571 3½ Brayan Pena on a one-year contract. Desig- The top 25 teams in the The Associated Boston 11 9 .550 4 Buffalo’s Lane Munz (11 can create his own shot bet- the boards, forcing 19 Buf- Press’ women’s college basketball poll, with nated LHP Matt Hoffman for assignment. Toronto 4 17 .190 11½ points, five rebounds), ter than anyone else on the falo turnovers and outre- first-place votes in parentheses, records TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Named Pat Hent- Southeast Division through Dec. 9, total points based on 25 points gen bullpen coach. Reynolds found Robert team.” bounding the Villages 41-19 W L Pct GB for a first-place vote through one point for a National League Speakman down court as Reynolds went 11 for 20 on the night. Miami 14 5 .737 — 25th-place vote and last week’s ranking: CINCINNATI REDS—Agreed to terms with the Pirates easily broke the from the line on the night. Matt Taylor contributed Atlanta 12 6 .667 1½ Record Pts Prv OF Ryan Ludwick on a two-year contract. Orlando 8 12 .400 6½ Villages’ full-court press, Feldman also noted how 12 points and six rebounds 1. Stanford (22) 8-0 978 1 PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Re-signed RHP 2. UConn (16) 8-0 968 2 Charlotte 7 13 .350 7½ making it 44-33. contagious of an offensive for Crystal River, while Washington 2 15 .118 11 Jason Grilli to a two-year contract. The fourth quarter saw spark he was, as Damien Roessier finished with eight 3. Baylor (2) 7-1 930 3 FOOTBALL 4. Duke 8-0 884 4 Central Division National Football League Crystal River continue to Westfall (16 points, six re- points and six rebounds. 5. Notre Dame 6-1 806 5 W L Pct GB widen the gap, embarking bounds) and other Pirate The Pirates will visit Her- Chicago 11 8 .579 — ARIZONA CARDINALS—Placed C Rich 6. Georgia 10-0 790 6 teammates came to life of- nando tonight for a 7:30 7. Kentucky 8-1 783 7 Milwaukee 10 9 .526 1 Ohrnberger on injured reserve. Claimed QB on an 11-3 run from the start 8. Louisville 9-1 713 8 Indiana 10 11 .476 2 Brian Hoyer off waivers from Pittsburgh. to open up a 20-point lead fensively in the second half. start. 9. California 7-1 614 11 Detroit 7 16 .304 6 BALTIMORE RAVENS—Fired offensive co- 10. Maryland 6-2 610 9 Cleveland 4 17 .190 8 ordinator Cam Cameron. Announced quarter- 11. Penn St. 7-2 564 10 WESTERN CONFERENCE backs coach Jim Caldwell will assume the that included a pair of buck- I hoped our team would be 12. Oklahoma 8-1 514 13 Southwest Division duties of offensive coordinator. 13. Tennessee 6-1 512 14 W L Pct GB CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed TE Brad WARRIORS ets by three different Eagle coming together around 14. UCLA 5-1 485 17 San Antonio 18 4 .818 — Smelley from the practice squad. Released DL shooters. January after losing four 15. Purdue 9-1 450 15 Memphis 14 4 .778 2 Ronnie Cameron. Continued from Page B1 Master’s guard Matt starters from last season, 16. Oklahoma St. 6-0 392 16 Dallas 11 10 .524 6½ MIAMI DOLPHINS—Claimed WR Armon Richards made it a tough but I’m happy with how far 17. Dayton 10-0 334 19 Houston 9 11 .450 8 Binns off waivers from Cincinnati. Released CB 18. Texas 6-1 326 12 Monday in a nondistrict start for Seven Rivers (3-2) we’ve already progressed New Orleans 5 14 .263 11½ Michael Coe. 19. North Carolina 8-1 230 21 matchup. as he connected on three from since then.” Northwest Division MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Signed TE LaMark 20. Ohio St. 6-2 223 20 W L Pct GB Seven Rivers trailed for beyond the arc in the first 4 The Warriors went 20 for 21. Miami 7-1 211 23 Brown to the practice squad. Oklahoma City 17 4 .810 — all but 2 minutes in the first minutes of play to help Mas- 32 on foul shots. Gage, who 22. Kansas 8-1 180 17 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Activated RB Utah 12 10 .545 5½ 23. Texas A&M 5-3 83 — Brandon Bolden from the suspended list. half, but a 3-pointer by jun- ter’s to a 14-7 lead. But War- made four straight free Minnesota 9 9 .500 6½ 24. South Carolina 10-0 75 — NEW YORK JETS—Signed LB Joseph Dick- ior Adam Gage, whose 20 riors senior John Iwaniec throws in the waning min- Denver 10 11 .476 7 25. West Virginia 6-2 73 — son and WR Titus Ryan to the practice squad. points and 14 rebounds led (four steals) harassed utes and had four steals in Others receiving votes: Florida St. 64, Portland 8 12 .400 8½ Released DT Matt Hardison and WR Eddie Pacific Division the game in both categories, Richards, who paced his the game, noted his team- Arkansas 58, Nebraska 55, Iowa St. 53, McGee from the practice squad. W L Pct GB Delaware 15, Chattanooga 6, St. John’s 6, OAKLAND RAIDERS—Reinstated LB lifted the Warriors to a 26-25 Eagles with 17 points, limit- mates’ success at the foul L.A. Clippers 14 6 .700 — Duquesne 4, Syracuse 4, Iowa 3, Michigan St. Rolando McClain from the reserve/suspended advantage with 35 seconds ing him to just two more field line while lamenting his Golden State 14 7 .667 ½ 2, Colorado 1, Gonzaga 1. by club list. Signed CB Chimdi Chekwa from the to go in the second period. goals the rest of the game. own foul-shooting struggles L.A. Lakers 9 12 .429 5½ practice squad. Released CB Ron Bartell and Monday’s men’s scores Sacramento 7 13 .350 7 The teams combined to “We made an adjustment early in the game. FB Owen Schmitt. score just five points in the after the first timeout be- “I need to work on that,” EAST Phoenix 7 15 .318 8 Monday’s Games SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Suspended RB first 6:20 of the third period cause Richards is a great Gage said of his free throws. Georgetown 89, Longwood 53 Brandon Jacobs for the remainder of the regu- LIU Post 90, Felician 81 Golden State 104, Charlotte 96 before Gage and sophomore shooter,” Seven Rivers head “We aim to be around 70 lar season following a series of posts on social Navy 69, Bryant 59 Philadelphia 104, Detroit 97 media sites addressing his lack of playing time. Cory Weiand (13 points, 10 coach Jim Ervin said. “In- percent as a team, so I need SOUTH Miami 101, Atlanta 92 COLLEGE rebounds) each dropped in stead of switching defend- to be right up there. Louisiana-Monroe 68, SE Louisiana 61, OT San Antonio 134, Houston 126, OT Southern U. 77, William Carey 50 Dallas 119, Sacramento 96 COLORADO—Named Mike MacIntyre foot- 3-pointers to help their ers on the screen, we left Seven Rivers plays at Virginia Tech 70, MVSU 49 Toronto at Portland, late ball coach and signed him to a five-year con- squad build a 10-point edge John Iwaniec on him and he home again tonight against MIDWEST Tuesday’s Games tract. by the end of the quarter did a great job. Academy at the Lakes. Bethany Lutheran 76, St. Thomas (Minn.) 73 L.A. Lakers at Cleveland, 7 p.m. OHIO STATE—Announced junior DT The lead proved crucial “Cory (Weiand) and Adam “We’re getting much more Johnathan Hankins will enter the NFL draft. Detroit 81, Alabama St. 68 New York at Brooklyn, 7 p.m. in helping the Warriors sur- (Gage) have stepped up all solid as a team, and we need Martin Luther 76, St. John’s (Minn.) 63 Denver at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. UTEP—Named Sean Kugler football coach. FAR WEST Washington at New Orleans, 8 p.m. WESTERN KENTUCKY—Named Bobby vive a creeping fourth-quar- season for us,” Ervin added. to come out (tonight) and Seattle 75, E. Washington 69 L.A. Clippers at Chicago, 9:30 p.m. Petrino football coach. ter rally by Master’s (1-5) “I had said in the preseason play well,” Gage said. 000DBTQ

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I’m referring, writing and a king’s ransom of a extravehicular activities discussion of personal AP television writer of course, to “Fox & Friends.” With cast: Dustin Hoffman, Nick Nolte, (EVAs), they became the last troubles powered her to their three-part harmony, co-hosts Dennis Farina, Jill Hennessy and two men to date to step onto the heights of an industry, — NEW YORK Steve Doocy, Gretchen Carlson and Richard Kind for starters. It ex- the lunar surface. transforming her into the hat was TV like in 2012? Brian Kilmeade offer up a unique plored a strange and fascinating On this date: As with every year, it one of the biggest stars of the brand of jovially partisan delivery. world while capturing the horse In 1792, France’s King was a mix of the ridicu- genre known as grupero. W Theirs is a seamless, finish-one- races with breathtaking footage. Louis XVI went before the lous and the sublime, the sacred Her life was cut short at another’s-sentence knack for issu- But three horses died during pro- and the profane. Convention to face charges its peak on Sunday by an ing the network-designated duction of the series. That sad fact, A TV-centric political season of treason. (Louis was con- airplane crash in northern messages as news. and another — the show wasn’t ex- victed, and executed the fol- provided many memorable mo- ■ “Girls” (HBO). Lena Dunham actly a ratings blockbuster — led to Mexico that also killed six lowing month.) ments (President Barack Obama’s this, Lena Dunham that. Blah, HBO canceling “Luck” after its friends and co-workers. In 1816, Indiana became missing-in-action debate perform- blah, blah. She, in her mid-20s, cre- first season. The 43-year-old mother the 19th state. ance; Clint Eastwood’s empty-chair ated, wrote, directed, produced ■ “Smash” (NBC). This NBC mu- of five and grandmother duet). Excellence persevered with and starred in a half-hour comedy sical drama put a bright, sexy In 1928, police in Buenos of two became a symbol of series such as HBO’s “Boardwalk series about 20-something adult- sheen on one of filmdom’s most Aires announced they had resilience for millions of Empire” and “Treme,” AMC’s hood, femininity and sexuality. She timeless tropes: Hey, kids, let’s put thwarted an attempt on the fans on both sides of the “Mad Men,” History’s surprisingly sparked adulation, conversation, on a show! Which “Smash” did, em- life of President-elect Herbert U.S.-Mexican border. Her splendid “Hatfields & McCoys,” arguments and green-eyed envy of bedding songs and dance into the Hoover. fame grew as she ABC’s promising new “Nashville,” her talent. “Girls” was a series that story of how a Broadway musical In 1937, Italy announced it branched out into acting, CBS’ “The Good Wife” and, of couldn’t be ignored — at least, by comes to life. Sure, “Smash” took was withdrawing from the appearing in independent course, AMC’s “The Walking Dead” pop-culture cognoscenti. It will knocks for unbelievable plotlines, League of Nations. film, reality TV and the with its icky charm. surely be welcomed back in Janu- cardboard characters and trite In 1941, Germany and televised singing competi- Then there were stinkers like ary with even more attention, if show tunes. It gave new life to the Italy declared war on the tion “La Voz Mexico.” the best-forgotten ABC sitcom possible (with always the threat of term “hate-watch” (that act of United States; the U.S. re- Rivera sold more than “Work It,” which, focusing on two a backlash), as viewers resume ar- watching something solely to de- sponded in kind. 15 million copies of her 12 guys who dress as women to get guing: Does the series measure up light in its awfulness). So what? In 1946, the United Na- major-label albums and jobs, was mercifully axed after just to all the hype? With a show-must-go-on defiance tions International Children’s won a string of Latin two airings. ABC’s “Good Morning ■ “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo” emblematic of Broadway, “Smash” Emergency Fund (UNICEF) music awards. Her shows America” finally managed to out- (TLC) and “Killer Karaoke” never flagged in its unique charm was established. filled both the Staples fluff NBC’s “Today” and stole the (truTV). Two new reality shows and meticulous artistry. In 1961, a U.S. aircraft car- Center in Los Angeles and ratings crown. “The Tonight Show blazed new trails of idiocy. One ■ “Sons of Anarchy” (FX). Tough rier carrying Army helicopters Mexico’s National Audito- with Jay Leno” wore on. capitalized on redneck stereotypes guys on motorcycles selling guns arrived in Saigon — the first rium, a feat few male Bottom line: It’s not easy to nar- and a 6-year-old beauty pageant and drugs. Tough women keeping direct American military sup- singers in her industry row down a Top 10 anything for TV. veteran. The other invited contest- them in line, or trying. Rival gangs, port for South Vietnam’s bat- achieved. Still, once this year’s thousands of ants to sing their hearts out while corrupt cops and a club member- tle against Communist Many of her songs dealt hours are assessed, 10 notable being zapped with electricity or ship in turmoil. Jax (Charlie Hun- guerrillas. with themes of dignity in achievements emerge, for better or dunked in a vat of snakes. In a TV nam), his mother, Gemma (Katey In 1997, more than 150 the face of heartbreak, worse. universe swamped with reality Sagal), and her husband, Clay (Ron countries agreed at a global and her shows were ■ “Breaking Bad” (AMC). It’s no- shows, these two stood apart as Perlman), were the core of a series warming conference in known for their festive at- table not only for how twisted, funny groundbreaking, inspired and dis- that, in its fifth season, raged Kyoto, Japan, to control the mosphere and her inti- and shocking it is, but also for how maying — if for no other reason wilder than ever. A family drama Earth’s greenhouse gases. mate interactions with it keeps on upping the ante. This than they served as a reminder set in a hard-hitting workplace, Ten years ago: The her fans. She would fill summer’s satisfying miniseason that each is merely a way station en “Sons” was bloodthirsty and bril- United States let an inter- song requests from fans ended in a most unlikely fashion, route to the next extreme in outra- liant like nothing else on TV. cepted shipment of North Ko- who had suffered heart- hinting that Walter White (series geous crassness. ■ Donald Trump (all over the rean missiles proceed to the break and setbacks, and star Bryan Cranston) might actu- ■ “Homeland” (Showtime). In its place). Never before has this list Persian Gulf country of would often pull women ally break free from his life of spi- second season, this series remained bestowed a personal commenda- Yemen a day after the vessel and girls onto stage to per- raling disaster and resurrect his suspenseful, disturbing and rid- tion. But then, The Donald is an ex- was detained. sonally tell them to keep happy home. But then, in the last dled with surprises. It mined drama ceptional TV presence. Whether a moving forward. Five years ago: The Senate scene, Walter’s drug-enforcement- from possibly the most damaged game-show host (NBC’s “The Ap- Intelligence Committee took The plane, being flown agent brother-in-law made the con- pair of protagonists, opponents and prentice”), a commentator-at-large closed-door testimony from by two pilots, was taking nection that had always eluded star-crossed lovers in TV history. (Fox News Channel and else- CIA Director Michael Hayden her and her publicist, Ar- him: the drug lord he’s been chas- Marine Sgt. Nicholas Brody where), a beauty contest impresa- on how videotapes of terror turo Rivera, her makeup ing all this time is Walter! Once (Damian Lewis) was a prisoner of rio (his Miss USA pageant, which is suspect interrogations were artist, Jacob Yebale, and again, the series’ never-broken war in Afghanistan who had re- broadcast on NBC), a former al- two friends, one named promise was upheld. Next sum- made, then destroyed. turned home a national hero and most-candidate for president, or a One year ago: Former Mario Macias and another mer’s final eight episodes aren’t soon-to-be-elected U.S. Congress- free-floating billionaire attention who was identified as going to be pretty! military strongman Manuel man — and, covertly, a terrorist junkie, Trump leverages the media Antonio Noriega was flown Gerardo, to the central ■ “Fox & Friends” (Fox News turncoat. Carrie Mathison (Claire with enviable shrewdness. Exactly from France to Panama to Mexican city of Toluca Channel). We could easily salute Danes) was a former CIA agent suf- the nature of Trump’s TV appeal face additional punishment in after a Saturday night shows that keep us laughing like fering from a bipolar disorder as has yet to be identified. Equally un- concert before thousands “The Daily Show With Jon Stew- well as emotional ties to the man explained is why he always gets a his home country after in the northern city of art,” “The Colbert Report,” “Satur- she was obsessed with bringing pass from his media gatekeepers, spending more than 20 years Monterrey. All were day Night Live” and “Real Time down. no matter what he says or does. But in U.S. and French prisons killed. with Bill Maher.” But maybe we ■ “Luck” (HBO). This drama set why sweat the vagaries of stardom? for drug trafficking and She was nominated for could more appropriately single at a California racetrack boasted Trump rules. Or if he doesn’t, he money laundering. Latin Grammys in 2008 out one obvious wellspring for the rich density of David Milch’s will surely be the last to know it. Today’s birthdays: Actress and 2011. Rita Moreno is 81. Pop singer David Gates (Bread) is 72. HOROSCOPE Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., Today’s is 71. Actress Donna Mills is Birthday — There are strong indications that you could be- them and the ways you go about doing so. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — It behooves you to be an atten- 70. Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., come involved in two or more very serious enterprises in Aries (March 21-April 19) — Because your words are tive listener when engaged in a conversation with someone is 69. Singer Brenda Lee is 68. the year ahead. Even if the returns are small at first, don’t likely to carry more weight, listeners will prick up their ears who is young at heart. Tips from this person could brighten Actress Lynda Day George is give up. With time, they could become impressive. to hear what you’re saying. Be careful you don’t reveal any- your life considerably. 68. Singer Jermaine Jackson Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — It’s important for you to thing unintended. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — When there is something im- establish your own agenda instead of letting associates set Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Chances are you’ll be more portant you need to accomplish today, there’s no need to is 58. Rock musician Nikki the agenda. You’ll know better than they what is best for you. adept than usual at gauging the course of events. Wisely broadcast it to the entire world. If you want to moan and Sixx (Motley Crue) is 54. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — If you’re smart enough to use this gift to anticipate changes that may not be evident groan about it, do so only after you’ve done the job. Rock musician Darryl Jones recognize it, some information you possess could give you to others. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — If you feel you have some (The Rolling Stones) is 51. an edge in a competitive career development. However, Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Before signing any type of good ideas that could benefit co-workers, try to do some- Rapper-actor Mos Def is 39. nothing will happen unless you make a move. agreement, you should scrutinize the fine print. Chances thing about it, even if those who work at your side aren’t too Actor Rider Strong is 33. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Get out and mingle, because are it’ll be the little details that turn out to be of real signifi- supportive. Even setting a good example could help. Thought for Today: “A social gatherings should prove to be enjoyable, provided cance, and they could make trouble. Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Even if you think in small technical objection is the first the group is small and the topics aren’t of a serious nature. Cancer (June 21-July 22) — If you are on your toes and monetary terms, that’s OK, because modest profits could refuge of a scoundrel.” — Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — Certain goals can be much are smarter than competitors, you’ll fare quite well, espe- quickly add up to a tidy sum. A good attitude could help you Heywood Broun, American easier to attain if you first visualize successfully achieving cially with commercial involvements. find bargains that others overlook. journalist (1888-1939). INSIDE Section C - TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012 ■ Yai Yai /Page C2 ■ Dr. Frank Vascimini HEALTH & LIFE /Page C2

CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE USDA to allow more meat, grains in school lunches Dr. C. Joseph Bennett NAVIGATING CANCER Tamoxifen for 10 years? s many of my readers know, over the Apast several days I have had many questions thrown at me regarding a drug called tamoxifen. Tamoxifen is one of the most successful cancer drugs ever used in this country. For women with estrogen receptor-positive (ER-positive) breast cancer, it was the first drug widely used to help slow the progression of cancer, and in some cases lower the risk of getting breast cancer. For decades, we have recommended that Associated Press women take the drug for Side salads await the students of Eastside Elementary School on Sept. 12 in Clinton, Miss. The Agriculture Department is responding to five years, thinking that criticism over new school lunch rules by allowing kids to eat more grains and meat in the lunchroom. the benefit of the drug lasted five years but not Associated Press They set limits on calories and salt and phase “It takes time to work out the kinks,” beyond, and also con- in whole grains. Schools must offer at least Wootan said. “This should show Congress cerned about a few possi- — WASHINGTON one vegetable or fruit per meal. The depart- that they don’t need to interfere legislatively.” ble long-term side effects he Agriculture Department is re- ment also dictated how much of certain food Congress has already interfered with the that can occur with sponding to criticism over new school groups could be served. rules. Last year, after USDA first proposed T lunch rules by allowing more grains While nutritionists and some parents have the new guidelines, Congress prohibited USDA See BENNETT/ Page C3 and meat in kids’ meals. praised the new school lunch standards, oth- from limiting potatoes and French fries and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack told ers, including many conservative lawmakers, allowed school lunchrooms to continue count- members of Congress in a recent letter the refer to them as government overreach. Yet ing tomato paste on pizza as a vegetable. department will do away with daily and many of those same lawmakers also have The school lunch rules apply to federally weekly maximums of meats and grains. Sev- complained about hearing from constituents subsidized lunches served to low-income eral lawmakers wrote the department after who say their kids are hungry at school. children. Those meals have always been sub- the new rules went into effect in September Though broader calorie limits are still in ject to nutritional guidelines because they saying kids aren’t getting enough to eat. place, the rules tweak will allow school lunch are partially paid for by the federal govern- School administrators also complained, planners to use as many grains and as much ment, but the new rules put broader restric- saying set maximums on grains and meats meat as they want. In comments to USDA, tions on what could be served as childhood are too limiting as they try to plan daily many had said grains shouldn’t be limited be- obesity rates have skyrocketed. meals. cause they are a part of so many meals, and School kids can still buy additional foods “This flexibility is being provided to allow that it was difficult to always find the right in other parts of the lunchroom and the Dr. Sunil Gandhi more time for the development of products size of meat. school. Congress two years ago directed CANCER & that fit within the new standards while grant- The new tweak doesn’t upset nutritionists USDA to regulate those foods as well, but the BLOOD ing schools additional weekly menu planning who fought for the school lunch overhaul. department has yet to issue those rules. DISEASE options to help ensure that children receive Margo Wootan, a nutrition lobbyist for the Montana Sen. Jon Tester, a Democratic a wholesome, nutritious meal every day of Center for Science in the Public Interest, says among the lawmakers who wrote to USDA the week,” Vilsack said in a letter to the change is minor and the new guidance about the rules, praised the move. Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D. shows that USDA will work with school nu- “Schools need flexibility to make sure kids Lymphoma The new guidelines were intended to ad- trition officials and others who have get the nutrition they need to focus on their dress increasing childhood obesity levels. concerns. studies,” he said. can be cured r. Smith was in severe pain and so The aging of America: Mhe initially went Manage holiday stress to see his primary-care physician. After an initial Is your ENT doctor up to date? he holiday season This year, aim for a workup, a CT scan of his is a joyful time, happier, healthier holi- abdomen was ordered s we know, the noidectomies and ear T but stress from in- day season. The best gift and it showed a large 18- fastest-growing surgeries — will enter creased social pressures you can give your cm (7-inch) mass. This was Aportion of the this age group. and demands on your friends and family is and enlarged lymph node. United States popula- However, in the fu- time can take a toll on genuine enjoyment of The normal size of a tion are those 65 years of ture, we will need to your physical and men- the time you spend to- lymph node is usually age and older. De- change our way of think- tal health. gether. Here are some 1 cm. creased birth rates and ing and become more Holiday activities tips for managing He also lost his appetite increasing life spans are proficient in the diagno- leave you less time for holiday stress: and so did not eat much. the factors. It is com- sis and treatment of sleep, relaxation and Dr. Carlene Wilson ■ Plan ahead. Sched- He also felt very weak. He monly accepted that our head and neck prob- regular exercise. Disrup- WELLNESS ule specific times for ac- was on a large dose of nar- older patients see cer- Dr. Denis Grillo lems, such as hearing tion of your normal rou- tivities such as baking, cotics and still he was in tain doctors with more EAR, NOSE loss, ringing of the ears, tines can result in CORNER decorating and gift- significant pain. I saw him frequency, i.e. orthope- skin cancers and & THROAT anxiety, sleep distur- wrapping. Make a shop- on an emergency basis dists, urologists and car- growths in the head and bances, headaches, loss of appetite ping list and plan your shopping so and started a workup. He diologists, to name a few. neck area. and poor concentration. Several you make as few trips as possible. had a CT-guided biopsy of As ear, nose and throat (ENT) Since the 1960s, the number of weeks of this pressure weaken Shop early to avoid the crowds. the mass at the hospital as doctors, we, too, will see an in- people 65 and older has doubled to your immune system, leaving you ■ Separate the hype from reality. outpatient. I also did a crease in our senior adult patient 33 million people. A century ago, more susceptible to colds and flu. The media bombards us with emo- PET/CT scan, which population. seniors accounted for 4 percent of Your own expectations and the tional images of what Christmas showed enlarged lym- In the next 10 to 20 years, baby the U.S. population. Currently, this expectations of family members should be like. Decide what the phadenopathy. The biopsy boomers — on whom we have done can also cause stress that affects multiple tonsillectomies, ad- See GRILLO /Page C2 your mental well-being. See WILSON/ Page C2 See GANDHI/ Page C3

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Yes, as much as the tree has. people can converse easier Dr. Remy, and a set of sexagenarian dentures I am an 86-year- it brings up some interest- move on to the next step. As Dr. Remy had so many tricks to offer weakened. If enough pres- old lady and I ing points. First off, congrat- you might suspect, this sure were put on the den- Q: have a question ulations on having a set of meant he was always avail- that lead to a successful denture, ture through either normal not of importance, but cu- teeth that have been so use- able and had lots of time to chewing or a fall to the floor, riosity. ful for such a long period of spend with you if you had even in tough situations. ... I always the denture is more apt to When I was 21 years old, I time. You are not alone in the patience for him. break. Though things like had all my teeth pulled. this category. There are Thankfully, my Dad taught think of him and silently thank him this can normally be re- New ones were many people me to seek out those who for all the knowledge he gave me. paired quickly, one might not put in imme- from your era could help bring you to the prefer to have a new set of diately. I still who have experi- next level and stick with did not have the dentures when it comes to denture dentures made, as either a have the same enced much the them. placed immediately after longevity. Also know that, backup set or their primary dentures. That same situation. As you probably sus- the extractions. You might though a denture can fit as ones. makes them 65 This reminds pected, I did all of my re- recall from previous well as you have described, I hope that I have an- years old. This me of a professor movable denture cases with columns that immediate over the years there are swered your question ade- was done in at dental school Dr. Remy and loved every dentures are what we do likely changes to one’s ap- quately. I want to thank you Rhode Island. who I was very minute of it. He had so many most of the time because pearance that might be evi- for reminding me once I’ve never used fond of. His tricks to offer that lead to a people of our time do not dent. Through the process again of Dr. Remy. The story any kind of stuff name was Dr. successful denture, even in want to go without teeth for of creating a new set of I told here always puts a to hold them in. Dr. Frank Remy. Dr. Remy tough situations. I never had any period of time. There teeth, many of those smile on my face. He was a They are thin in Vascimini was the kind of to wait to have my work are many tricks available to changes can be addressed if great man. make them successful, but it is important to the patient. the roof part and SOUND BITES guy who made a checked because no one ———■——— bottom teeth are set of teeth simi- else wanted to work with there is nothing like waiting If this were not the case, one worn down some. I eat any- lar to what you have de- him. I always think of him for healing to take place and would probably continue Dr. Frank Vascimini is a thing. My question is: Have scribed. Simply stated, he and silently thank him for then making the dentures. It using the teeth they are dentist practicing in Ho- you ever met anyone else made them the old fash- all the knowledge he gave leads to a better-fitting set of comfortable with. mosassa. Send your ques- who has had dentures that ioned way — with great suc- me. Once again, Thanks Dr. teeth that have the potential Another potential con- tions to 4805 S. Suncoast long, still in “fine” working cess. He had much to offer Remy! to last longer. cern is the wear that occurs Blvd., Homosassa, FL condition? as an instructor, but he was Back to you: One of the That being said, please over time. You made men- 34446 or email them to him A: Thanks for your email. longwinded and very picky reasons you have had such know that you are the ex- tion of this. When the mate- at info@Masterpiece This is a good question, and in approving the student to success is the fact that you ception rather than the rule rial gets thinner, it is also DentalStudio.com.

■ Make a budget and stick foods and eat them slowly. relationships. Make sure step confrontations with dif- nuts and alcoholic drinks, WILSON to it. Piles of expensive gifts Compensate for calorie- children get enough rest. ficult family members, and where toddlers cannot do not create happiness. rich meals by eating lightly Plan some activities or put aside hurt or angry feel- reach them. Continued from Page C1 The stress and anxiety of the rest of the day. Avoid games to keep them enter- ings until you can discuss Be careful when using dealing with debt can en- fatty sauces and dressings, tained during family gather- them later with someone candles, and turn off lights holidays mean to you, and dure for months after the or substitute low-calorie in- ings. who sympathizes. when you are away from home. Designate a driver if set priorities for yourself holidays. Your family and gredients in your holiday Older teens may not want ■ Reach out to others. If and your family. Do not com- to spend all their time with alcohol is being consumed. friends would much rather recipes. You can find many you are alone during the If your teenagers are pare yourself to your friends receive a simple token of ideas on the Internet. family, but arrange for them holiday, consider volunteer- and neighbors — celebrate going to a party, make your affection than cause ■ Set aside time for your to participate in specific ac- ing your services at a in your own way. arrangements to pick them you a financial burden. Ask tivities. Family is important church, shelter, hospital or ■ Simplify. Do not try to children. Children enjoy up (no questions asked) them! for them too. rather than have them ride do everything. Ask each your attention more than nursing home. Organize a Your adult children may with someone who has been family member to choose ■ Take time to relax and anything else. Simplify your shared meal with neighbors exercise. Schedule some holiday activities so that you have other holiday obliga- or friends. drinking. one activity or tradition that tions. Be understanding if Have a healthy, happy he or she particularly en- quiet time to take a walk, sit can devote time to playing Talk to your doctor or they cannot come to your holiday! joys, and concentrate on down and watch a favorite with them, going for walks seek professional counsel- traditional holiday celebra- those. Keep your holiday TV show, or enjoy a cup of or outings, or doing craft ing if you feel extremely de- ———■——— tion. Arrange other ways to meals simple and use some coffee with a friend. projects together. pressed, overwhelmed, or Dr. Carlene Wilson is a communicate, such as store-bought items to ■ Eat healthy foods. Have ■ Help your children to anxious during the holidays. board-certified internist phone calls or Skype, an al- lighten the workload. a healthy snack before you manage stress. The intense ■ Keep your family safe. and pediatrician in ■ Get enough sleep. You go to a party to diminish the materialism of Christmas ternative celebration on an- Follow safety precautions to private practice in Crystal can deal with stress better temptation to overindulge. can bewilder and confuse other day, or a shared video. prevent accidents when put- River. Call her at when you are not overtired. Fill your plate with fruits children. Establish family ■ Avoid family conflicts. ting up lights and decora- 352-563-5070 or visit Make a regular bedtime one and vegetables. Serve your- traditions that emphasize Stress and alcohol bring out tions. Keep glass ornaments www.IMPWellness of your priorities. self small portions of rich spiritual values and family the worst in people. Side- and small objects, as well as Center.com.

In an effort to better com- Diminished smell and are many factors that enter type of situation is an eld- to properly address the municate and meet the taste disorders are wide- into this equation. Families erly gentleman with throat problems of the senior pa- GRILLO needs our senior popula- spread, but fortunately be- tend to play a greater role in cancer and a wife who has tient. Currently, there are Continued from Page C1 tion, the ENT must focus on nign. Head and neck cancer the decision-making Alzheimer’s. The husband efforts by the Academy of the more common com- is very common because process for elderly patients. may not be able to undergo Otolaryngologists to address figure has tripled, and by es- plaints that affect patients many people from this gen- Surrogate decision-makers a complicated surgery with this concern in the training timates will reach more 65 years of age and older. eration were unaware, need to be evaluated closely. a lengthy recovery time in of new doctors. than 20 percent by 2030. This will include ear prob- early on, of the dangers of Achieving consensus may the hospital, and may need ———■——— In 1996, one-quarter of lems such as hearing loss, alcohol and tobacco require more time and ef- to opt for outpatient radia- the senior population as- balance disorders, noises in consumption. fort. tion therapy, which will Denis Grillo, D.O., FOCOO, sessed their health as fair the ear and wax obstruction. It is important that the On the other hand, an in- allow him to continue to is an ear, nose and throat or poor, compared to 10 Nasal problems include ENT understands a senior dividual who is the sole care for his wife. specialist in Crystal River. percent for all persons. allergies and sinusitis as the adult’s need for quality of caregiver for an ailing A future ENT will have to Call him at 352-795-0011 or Most older people have at most common and can be as life, not just the issue of spouse may have special take these factors into ac- visit CrystalCommunity least one chronic condition, involved as severe nose longevity at any price. There needs. An example of this count, or he will not be able ENT.com. and most have multiple bleeds, secondary to high conditions. blood pressure and blood Of the most frequently oc- thinners. Other nasal prob- Hanukkah Candle 000CSLA curring ENT problems, lems can affect airway and Our Goal Is A hearing loss and sinusitis quality of sleep, which is Lighting & Celebration were in the top 5 percent of often a common problem in the complaints. the elderly. Wednesday, December 12, 2012, 6:00 pm Historic Courthouse Grounds in Downtown Inverness Healthier You Latkes • Potato Pancakes New Patients & Walk-Ins Munchkins • Coffee & Tea • Music Are Always Welcome Humana, Freedom, Medicare, United Health Care assignment accepted Accepting New Patients All invited B.K. Patel, M.D . H. Khan, M.D. 2222 Highway 44 W., Inverness Internal Medicine Board Certified Family Pactice Call for an Appointment Join us for the only public Hanukkah 352-860-0633 celebration in Citrus County. • Geriatrics [email protected] • Family & General Medicine • Internal Medicine Dr. Pablo Figueroa SPONSORS: Se Habla Español • Intensive Care (Hospital) Joe’s Family Restaurant, Serving Citrus County Since 1993 • Long-Term Care (Nursing Home) Seventh Heaven Salon & Spa Active Staff at both Seven Rivers WE ACCEPT Citrus County Chronicle • Medicare • Aetna & Citrus Memorial Hospitals • Humana Citrus County Historical Society • United Healthcare Congregation Beth Shalom of Citrus County • Coventry • Medicare Primary • Blue Cross/ Blue Shield • Cigna • Universal THANK YOU: Citrus County Parks & Recreation Medical Care Centers • And Other Major Insurances Benny Cruz, Citrus County Sheriff Fire Rescue Mon.-Fri. 8:30am-4:30pm, Saturday by appt. only 8:00am-11:00am Beverly Hills Inverness Homosassa 3775 N. Lecanto Hwy. 308 S. Line Ave. 4363 S. Suncoast Blvd. Beverly Hills Inverness Homosassa Springs “Caring is my Profession” 000DH3Q (352) 746-0600 (352) 344-5511 (352) 503-2011 000DBRN CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE HEALTH & LIFE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012 C3

lished online Dec. 5 in The five years of treatment were women allocated to con- cancer mortality during the Institute and a member of BENNETT Lancet to coincide with a randomly allocated to continue tamoxifen and 25.1 second decade after diagno- the Citrus County Unit of presentation at the annual tinue treatment to 10 years percent for controls, and the sis. So, if you are on tamox- the American Cancer Continued from Page C1 San Antonio Breast Cancer or stop treatment. The ef- breast cancer death rate ifen, talk to your physician, Society. Watch Navigating Symposium. fects on outcome were re- was 12.2 and 15 percent, re- look at all factors regarding Cancer, hosted by Dr. tamoxifen. Researchers from the ported for the 6,846 women spectively. Long-term fol- this medication, including Bennett, on WYKE TV, But that may all change, University of Oxford in the with ER-positive disease. low-up is ongoing. So, as you the side effects and long- every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. because patients with early- United Kingdom assessed The researchers found can see, there is a small but term risks, and determine and every Thursday at 10 that continuation of tamox- real benefit noted with con- stage ER-positive breast the effect of continuing ther- individually whether taking a.m. If you have any cancer seem to show evi- apy with tamoxifen for 10 ifen correlated with signifi- tinuing treatment. suggestions for topics, or tamoxifen for 10 years is the dence of an improvement in years instead of stopping at cant reductions in the risk These results, taken to- have any questions, please the risk of recurrence and five years. A group of 12,894 of breast cancer recurrence, gether with results from pre- right thing for you. contact him at the Robert ■ the risk of death if they con- women from the worldwide breast cancer deaths, and vious trials of five years of ——— ——— Boissoneault Oncology tinue tamoxifen for 10 years “Adjuvant Tamoxifen: the overall risk of death. tamoxifen treatment versus Dr. Bennett is a board Institute, 522 North instead of just five years. Longer against Shorter” During years five to 14, the none, suggest that 10 years of certified radiation Lecanto Highway, Lecanto, The data from this study, re- trial who had early breast cumulative risk of recur- tamoxifen treatment can ap- oncologist at the Robert FL 34461, or E-mail at cently presented, was pub- cancer and had completed rence was 21.4 percent for proximately halve breast Boissoneault Oncology [email protected].

groin, pelvis, underarms, and patient’s NHL was interme- One week after I started ment, now shrunk to only 1 hematologist and oncologist. neck. Because lymph tissue diate grade or an aggressive his treatment, his pain was cm. He is finishing remain- He is volunteer medical ad- GANDHI is found in so many parts of one. markedly better and he ing chemotherapy of a total viser of the Citrus Unit of Continued from Page C1 the body, NHL can start al- These types of lymphoma needed very little narcotics. course of 18 weeks. I am American Cancer Society. most anywhere and can usually need more intensive Two weeks later, he was very optimistic that his can- Write to 521 N. Lecanto showed he had diffuse large spread to almost any organ chemotherapy. Treatment is completely pain-free, his cer is in complete remission Highway, Lecanto, FL 34461, cell Non-Hodgkin’s lym- in the body. It most often be- usually started immediately. appetite markedly im- and he has an excellent email [email protected]. phoma (NHL).This is a can- gins in the lymph nodes, liver, These lymphomas are often proved and he felt a lot bet- chance of cure. com or call 352-746-0707. cer of the lymph nodes. spleen, or bone marrow. curable. ter. He lost his hair from Remember, there are Groups of tiny, bean- NHL has many different He was in agony from his chemotherapy, but he over- many new remarkable treat- shaped organs called lymph types and subtypes, and the pain when I started the all felt much better because ments for cancer. In the nodes are located through- exact diagnosis is very im- treatment with chemother- the cancer responded to modern era, do not get out the body at different portant. It can be either low- apy. He was on RCHOP treatment. scared of cancer and do not sites in the lymphatic sys- grade or intermediate or chemotherapy, which is a After two months, I lose hope. tem. The largest concentra- high-grade, depending on combination of five differ- checked his PET/CT scan ———■——— Always tions of lymph nodes are what pathologists find ent drugs. This is very ag- again. His cancer which was Dr. Sunil Gandhi is a Welcoming found in the abdomen, under the microscope. My gressive treatment. 18 cm in size before treat- New Patients Health NOTES FRANK J. VASCMINI, DDS 4805 S. Suncoast Blvd.

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KIDDER ORTHOPEDIC LABORATORIES SUNCOAST DERMATOLOGY CITRUS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 605 W. Highland Blvd., The Lecanto branch office is 5676 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy., Collins, Margaret MD FAAD 502 W. Highland Blvd., Inverness ...... 726-3400 at 1241 S. Lecanto Highway Crystal River ...... 795-5556 Massullo, Ralph MD FAAD Inverness ...... 726-1551 Wartels, Michael MD FAAD OPHTHALMOLOGY (County Road 491), open from ASSISTED LIVING Welton, William MD FAAD MUNROE REGIONAL 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays SUNCOAST EYE CENTER (7 p.m. Wednesdays), 8:30 Bonomo, Brian PA-C MEDICAL CENTER NATURE COAST ASSISTED LIVING EYE SURGERY INSTITUTE a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays and Chatham, Kristy PA-C 279 N. Lecanto Hwy, Lecanto...... 527-9720 ...... 352-867-8181 Freedman, Alan M. MD 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays. Watkins, Erin PA-C SUNFLOWER SPRINGS Estes, Elizabeth ARNP REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Seigel, Lawrence A. MD The Inverness branch is at 221 NE Hwy 19, RESORT STYLE 525 N. Dacie Point, Bayonet Point 301 W. Main St., open from ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITY Lecanto ...... 746-2200 - 873-1500 Crystal River ...... 795-2526 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. week- 14000 Fivay Road, www.sunfloweralf.com ELDER LAW ATTORNEY Hudson ...... 727-819-2929 ORTHOPEDIC/SPORTS MEDICINE days, (6:30 p.m. Wednesdays), 8733 W. Yulee Drive, 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturdays Homosassa ...... 621-8017 Sean W. Scott, PA INDEPENDENT LIVING GULFCOAST SPINE INSTITUTE and closed Sundays. 3233 East Bay Drive, Largo. . . . . 727-539-0181 Visit www.lifesouth.org. SUNSHINE GARDENS Ronzo, James Joseph, DO ● Crystal River ...... 563-0235 FAMILY/GENERAL PRACTICE Bono, Frank S. DO, 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. INVERNESS CLUB APARTMENTS Inverness ...... 855-485-3262 11, Arbor Trail Rehab & Skilled 518 Ella Ave., SUPERIOR RESIDENCES OF LECANTO BEVERLY HILLS MEDICAL CENTER Nursing, Turner Camp Road, Inverness ...... 344-8477 MEMORY CARE ASSISTED LIVING Alugubelli, Venkat R. MD FAAFP NATURE COAST ORTHOPAEDICS & Inverness. www.superioralf.com ● 3737 N. Lecanto Hwy., SPORTS MEDICINE 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday, 4865 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy. Beverly Hills ...... 746-1515 INTERNAL MEDICINE Dec. 11, Bealls, East Gulf-to- Lecanto ...... 746-5483 Choung, Walter I, MD Hubbard, Jeremiah A. DO Lake Highway, Inverness. HEALTH & WELLCARE SERVICES OF FL CARDIOLOGY Gira S. Shah, MD 2155 W. Mustang Blvd., ● 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. DeGraw, Johnnie R. MD McCollough, Barney PA 203 S. Seminole Ave., Beverly Hills ...... 746-5707 Wednesday, Dec. 12, Bealls, CITRUS CARDIOLOGY CONSULTANTS Inverness ...... 726-7800 East Gulf-to-Lake Highway, Attanti, Srinivas MD FACC Tzivanis, James PA 5915 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy, Inverness. Delfin, Luis MD FACC 2236 Hwy 44 West, Crystal River ...... 794-3872 TRI-COUNTY INFECTIOUS DISEASE Inverness ...... 344-2663 ● 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Gonzalez, Javier M MD FACC CONSULTANTS, LLC Wednesday, Dec. 12, Ho- Govindarajan, Balachander MD FACC SUNCOAST PRIMARY CARE SPECIALISTS Gillikin, Sheila MD mosassa Elementary School, Miryala, Vinod MD FACC Villacastin, Alex T. MD 520 SE 8th Ave., Jaimangal, Shantie DO Crystal River ...... 564-2663 West Yulee Drive, Homosassa. Pasupuleti, Suman MD Co, Alistair W. MD 212 S. Pine Ave., ● Rodriguez-Gonzalez, Miguel A. MD FACC Gonzalez, Carlos F. MD Inverness ...... 633-0215 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday, Dec. Saluck, Brian H. DO FACC FACOI PET/CT SERVICES 13, Camp E-Nini-Hassee, Navarro, Catherine MD Savage, Kenneth L. MD Villacastin, Alexander T. ARNP-BC Stage Coach Trail. Floral City. Stark, Stephen H. MD FACC MASSAGE THERAPY ● Villacastin, Maria N. ARNP-BC PET/CT SERVICES OF FLORIDA 9 a.m. to noon Thursday, Trigo, Gisela MD FACC Villacastin, Sheila M. ARNP-BC 3404 N. Lecanto Hwy., Dec. 13, Walmart Supercenter, Walker, Dennis J. MD SERENITY DAY SPA Beverly Hills ...... 746-6888 West Gulf-to-Lake Highway, 3733 E. Gulf to Lake Hwy., 308 W. Highland Blvd., Inverness. . . 726-8353 1031 N. Commerce Terrace, Inverness. Inverness ...... 341-5520 Lecanto ...... 746-1156 1541 SW 1st Ave., Suite 101, ● 760 SE 5th Terrace, Crystal River. .. 795-4165 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, 7991 S. Suncoast Blvd., Ocala...... 352-622-1133 Dec. 14, Citrus High School, 211 S Osceola Ave., Inverness...... 726-8353 Homosassa ...... 382-8282 MEDICAL SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT West Highlands Boulevard, PHARMACIES Inverness. 601 E Dixie Ave. Medical Plaza 101, 10489 N. Florida Ave., Citrus Springs ...... 489-2486 QUALITY MOBILITY ● 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Leesburg ...... 352-315-0627 FITNESS All Home Equipment Available Dec. 15, Red’s Restaurant, Carl 910 Old Camp Road, Bldg. 210 Sales • Service • Rentals • Repairs BRASHEAR’S PHARMACY 206 W. Dampier St., G. Rose Highway, Hernando. Lake Sumter Professional Plaza, DYNABODY FITNESS CLUB 609 SE Hwy. 19, ● The Villages ...... 352-751-3356 Inverness ...... 637-2079 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sun- 2232 Hwy. 44 W., Inverness ...... 344-3553 Crystal River ...... 564-1414 day, Dec. 16, St. Scholastica CHIROPRACTIC Catholic Church, West INVERNESS YOGA AND WELLNESS MENTAL HEALTH 471 N. Dacie Point, Lecanto ...... 746-3420 Homosassa Trail, Lecanto. CHANEY CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC CENTER ● 2 to 7:30 p.m. Monday, Chaney, William DC DIBCN 118 N. Pine Ave, Downtown Inverness ...... 726-7060 Albright, Dianne PHD, LMHC, ACS, NCC PODIATRY Dec. 17, Hernando Elementary 3470 N. Lecanto Highway, 111 W. Main St. Ste 301, School, East Trailblazer Lane, Beverly Hills ...... 270-8869 HEALTH EDUCATION Inverness, FL ...... 637-1200 Hernando. ADVANCED ANKLE & FOOT CENTERS OF FL ● 4056 Commercial Way, COLLEGE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tues- Spring Hill...... 352-686-6385 Ford, Cyndie Ford, LMHC NCC Raynor, David B. DPM day, Dec. 18, Rock Crusher El- 3800 S. Lecanto Highway, Lecanto ...... 746-6721 470 Pleasant Grove Rd., 490 Pleasant Grove Road, ementary, South Rock Crusher DENTAL Inverness ...... 341-0435 Inverness ...... 726-3668 Road, Homosassa. 3001 S.W. College Road, ■ CITRUS DENTAL OF INVERNESS LECANTO — “Surviving Holland, Edwin L. DDS Ocala...... 352-873-5800 CITRUS PODIATRY CENTER the Holidays” workshops by NURSING HOMES Pichardo, Edgar L. DMD Nature Coast EMS...... 249-4700 Daly, Edward J. DPM the Wings Grief Support Team 2231 Highway 44 W. - Unit 101, Pritchyk, Kenneth P. DPM of Hospice of Citrus County will Inverness ...... 726-5854 HEALTH RELATED PRODUCTS CYPRESS COVE CARE CENTER 4930 S. Suncoast Blvd. Suite A, be presented at locations in 700 SE 8th Ave., Homosassa ...... 621-9200 CITRUS HILLS DENTAL FURNITURE PALACE & MATTRESS Homosassa, Beverly Hills, WAREHOUSE Crystal River ...... 795-8832 Lecanto, Inverness and Inglis. Davila, Alexa DMD Davila, Jose DDS 3106 S. Florida Ave., 2385 N. Lecanto Highway, Most people who are in 2460 N. Essex Avenue, Inverness ...... 726-2999 DIAMOND RIDGE HEALTH & REHAB Lecanto ...... 746-0077 mourning or are experiencing a Hernando ...... 527-1614 2730 W. Marc Knighton Ct., tragic situation in their lives WHOLESALE SLEEP CENTER Lecanto ...... 746-9500 SURGERY have a very hard time facing COMPLETE FAMILY, COSMETIC & IMPLANT 1298 E. Norvell Bryant Hwy., the holidays. Once pleasant ex- DENTISTRY Hernando ...... 344-8882 LIFE CARE CENTER pectations become overshad- Swanson, Richard C. DMD PA BON IMAGE 1815 SE US 19, HEARING 3325 W. Jerwayne Ln., Sastry, Narendra MD owed by heartbreak; grief can Lecanto ...... 746-4434 Crystal River ...... 795-1223 GENESIS HEARING CARE 5466 S. Suncoast Blvd., make the holidays times quite Homosassa ...... 503-2019 painful. But there’s hope. 20336 E Pennsylvania Ave., LEDGER DENTISTRY OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY The Wings Grief Support Ledger, Jeremy A. DMD PA Dunnellon...... 352-489-9479 Mohammadbhoy, Adnan DO PA Team offers programs at no 3640 S. Suncoast Blvd., HOME HEALTH SERVICES 11535 W. Emerald Oaks Dr., cost that are open to the entire Homosassa ...... 628-3443 COMPREHENSIVE WOMEN’S Crystal River ...... 794-6056 community. Call Lynn at COMFORT KEEPERS HEALTHCARE OF CITRUS COUNTY 352-621-1500. Visit Hospice of TIMBERLANE FAMILY DENTISTRY NON MEDICAL IN-HOME CARE Miller, Joseph DO FACOG PREMIER VEIN CENTER Citrus County on Facebook or Rogers, Mark C. DDS PA SeniorServicesCitrusCounty.com 11521 W. Emerald Oaks Dr., Sharma, Ravi MD Crystal River ...... 794-6060 at www.hospiceofcitrus.org. 1972 N. Future Terrace, [email protected] 7767 S. Suncoast Blvd., Lecanto ...... 746-9111 Inverness ...... 726-4547 Homosassa ...... 621-0777 ● 2 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, ONCOLOGY/HEMATOLOGY Dec. 13, Hospice of the Nature DERMATOLOGY SENIOR HOME CARE UROLOGY Coast Clinical Office, at 24-B 494 S Pleasant Grove Rd., County Road 40 E., Inglis. BAY DERMATOLOGY & COSMETIC Inverness ...... 344-0150 ROBERT BOISSONEAULT ONCOLOGY UROLOGY INSTITUTE OF CENTRAL SURGERY PA ■ CRYSTAL RIVER — INSTITUTE FLORIDA Dorton, David W. DO FAOCD Board Cert. HOSPICE Bennett Jr., C. Joseph MD Son, Kenneth A. MD Seven Rivers Regional Esguerra, David DO FAOCD Board Cert. Medical Center offers the fol- Brant, Timothy A. MD 605 W. Highland Blvd., Broughton, Brandi PA-C HPH HOSPICE 522 N. Lecanto Highway, Inverness ...... 341-6338 lowing health education pro- 7739 S. Suncoast Blvd., 3545 N. Lecanto Hwy., Lecanto ...... 527-0106 grams presented by Homosassa ...... 503-2002 Beverly Hills ...... 527-4600 COMMUNITYPage C4 - TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012

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News NOTES News NOTES WAR plans F.C. Garden Club meeting, dinner to gather Dec. 14 Withlacoochee Area Resi- The Floral City Garden dents will have its quarterly All invited to help Spot get ready for annual Christmas party Club will meet at noon Friday, meeting and fourth annual Dec. 14, at the Withlapopka turkey dinner Wednesday, Special to the Chronicle full swing. at Crystal River Church of God, 2180 Community Center, 1104 Dec. 12, at the Yankeetown- Three gift-wrapping parties with N.W. 12th Ave., Crystal River. Call Flounder. Inglis Woman’s Club. Volunteers are needed to help Christmas music and refreshments 352-795-3079. There will be no program in Doors will open at 6 p.m. wrap gifts for the eighth will be held to wrap more than 3,000 ■ From 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. December; there will be a for mingling with neighbors, annual Spot Fam- toys for families in Citrus County. 13, at Crystal River United Methodist potluck luncheon at noon. and food will be served ily Center Toy Make it a family event: All are in- Church, 4801 N. Citrus Ave, Crystal There will be a business around 7 p.m. A donation of Drive, vited to participate. Volunteers may River. Call 352-795-3148. meeting after lunch. All meet- ■ $12 for adults and $7 for chil- which is bring wrapping paper, tape and scis- From 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 18, ings are open to the public. dren 12 and younger will let now in sors, but that is not mandatory. A fa- at The Spot Family Center, 405 S.E. For more information, call vorite Christmas dessert to share is Seventh Ave., Crystal River. Call 352- guests sample deep-fried club President Christine always welcome. 794-3870. turkey, ham and all the as- Come wrap: The Spot Family Center will host Harnden at 352-341-3247. sorted sides and desserts. ■ From 6 to 8 p.m. the eighth annual Christmas Jam in For information, call 352- Inverness Lions Tuesday, Dec. 11, Jim LeGrone Park, where the slate yard sale 447-5434, or email warinc. wrapped gifts will be distributed to [email protected]. local children. Inverness Lions Club will Sugar Babes All participants must be registered have its final yard sale of the and present to receive a gift. Regis- year from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fri- to meet Dec. 12 tration will be from 5:30 to 7 p.m. day, Dec. 14, and Saturday, The annual Christmas Friday, Dec. 24. Dec. 15. party of the Central Florida For more information, call the Spot Items for resale are being Sugar Babes Doll Club will at 352-794-3870. accepted at 3399 E. Gulf-to- be at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Lake Highway, Inverness. Dec. 12, at the home of one For more information, call of the members. 352-422-2224. Members and guests are Shop With a Cop asked to bring a toy or teddy Have fun with bear for donation to children snowbirds in need. There will be a The American Canadian Christmas grab bay with such Snowbirds Club will be active surprises as dish towels, pot again this season with a holders, etc., plus the weekly golf scramble, euchre, quarterly raffle. bridge and shuffleboard, as Visitors are welcome. For well as dinners for Christmas more information, call Laurie and Valentine’s Day, a picnic at 352-382-2299, or Barbara and annual meeting. at 352-344-1423. Whether you are new to County Council the area, a snowbird or have lived here for years, all are to meet Dec. 12 welcome for a good time. For Citrus County Council will more detailed information re- meet at 9 a.m. Wednesday, garding your area of inter- Dec. 12, at 72 Civic Circle, est(s), email citrussnowbirds Beverly Hills. County Admin- @gmail.com, or call Tony at istrator Brad Thorpe will talk 352-341-4407. about current budget issues and Duke Energy. Toy Run to benefit Doors open at 8:30 a.m. foster children with doughnuts and coffee Harley-Davidson will host available with networking. its 2012 Toy Run on Satur- Members will vote on the day, Dec. 15. Everyone is in- 2013 Executive Board mem- vited to ride or drive. bers. All are welcome. There will be a Citrus For more information, County Sheriff’s escorted ride email Theresa Waldron at to Harley-Davidson of Crystal [email protected], or River, with kickstands up at call 352-746-5984. 11 a.m. at the McDonald’s/ Bealls parking lot at 2801 E. Wisconsin Club Gulf-to-Lake Highway, plans luncheon Special to the Chronicle Inverness. The Wisconsin Club will At its recent annual meeting, the Citrus County Citizens’ Academy Alumni Association presented a check for $500 to the The after-ride party in- meet at 11:30 a.m. Wednes- Sheriff’s Office’s Shop With a Cop program. Pictured are: Dawn Faherty, CAAA President Jonna Wing, CAAA Vice Presi- cludes food and drink, a free day, Dec. 12, at The Boat- dent Charles Hidalgo and Deputy Todd Farnham. Both Faherty and Farnham spoke to the group about their work with the concert by Charlie C and Re- annual program. house Restaurant in member This, and kids’ air Crystal River. rides. Meal choices are fried fish, The event will benefit Cit- roast beef, lasagna and rus County foster children, grilled chicken. Reservations who will be there to receive and meal choices are re- Holiday grief workshop is free their gifts. Gifts will be acquired. All former Wiscon- cepted at the dealership until sinites and others welcome. Christmas Eve. Special to the Chronicle friend are welcome to par- 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 13, ment counselor, partici- For information, call 352- To reserve a spot, and for ticipate in a free holiday at St. Timothy’s Evangelical pants will learn valuable 563-9900 or visit www.HD more information, call Joyce Many community mem- grief workshop. HPH Hos- Church, 1071 N. Suncoast tips for coping during the CrystalRiver.com. at 352-860-1292. bers anticipating a difficult pice, “Healing People’s Blvd. (U.S. 19) in Crystal holidays. holiday season due to the Hearts in Citrus County,” is River. For more information, Pet photos Precious Paws death of a loved one or providing the workshop at Led by an HPH bereave- call 352-527-4600. help Hospice ADOPTABLES Barkaritaville, 3892 N. Lecanto Highway, Beverly Hills (same plaza as New Kitties England Deli and Café), will Choir offers ‘Citrus Christmas Present’ present “Pet Photos with Santa” from 1 to 3 p.m. t was a most delightful “Citrus The gifts of the choir continued to ciative audience of Citrus Commu- Saturday, Dec. 15. Christmas Present” from the all- delight us with “There’s No Place nity Concert Choir fans. There is a suggested $5 Ivolunteer Citrus Community Like Home For the Holidays” with A festive “We Wish You a Merry donation per photo (5 inches Choir last Sunday at St. Timothy’s soloists Carolyn Crawford and Steve Christmas” was the closing signature by 7 inches). All pets must be Lutheran Church in Crystal River, di- Johnson, a piece written by Al Stil- on the choir’s lovely Christmas card on a leash. All donations will rected by Jacki Scott with accompa- man, Robert Allen and Mark Hays. to all of us who enjoy their annual benefit patients and families niment by Sally Smith. The first half of the festive concert presentations. With a nostalgic noting of the was concluded with “Everywhere Bravo! Bravo! Bravo to the choir’s served by Hospice of Citrus group’s debut at St. Timothy’s in 2003 Christmas Tonight” composed by violinists, Liesa Miller, Jean Beck, County. with 22 members, the group has Phillip Brokks, J. Paul Williams and Anna Lane and the cello soloists, Vir- For more information or grown to include 42 and is Joseph Martin. ginia Lane and Stephen Lane. to make a reservation, able to offer annual schol- The second part of the The adaptation of Archangelo’s call Barkaritaville at 352- arships. concert was the Citrus Christmas Cantata was a stupendous 513-4829. Special to the Chronicle It was a mix of popular County debut of “A Christ- effort on the part of each member of Help foster child’s Kittens, cats and dogs are and traditional holiday mas Cantata” written by the choir and its director and accom- ready for a Santa special favorites, like “There’s Archangelo Corelli and only panist. Bravo! Bravo! holiday be happy delivery with the help of Elf No Place Like Home for the second performance in Sincere appreciation is extended Rhonda. This service is The Citrus County Foster the Holidays” evoking Florida. to the dedicated officers: President available in the Citrus Parent Association is in des- It was a resounding Jim Houle, Vice President Sally County area and must be memories of family gath- perate need of sponsors for Mackler, Treasurer Muriel Chess, arranged for at the time of erings of the past. Christmas proclamation foster and foster/adoptive adoption. PPR pets are The concert opened with soloists Jim Houle, Secretary Barbara Benson and the children for Christmas. well socialized and most with a rousing rendition Ruth Levins Shirley Perregaux and Ash- choir representatives, Karen Briskie Without community sup- get along with other ani- of “Let’s Have a Christ- AROUND THE lyn Gibbs. and Robert Morris. port, these children’s Christ- The third part of the con- A nonprofit organization, the choir mals. A few would do best mas Celebration,” written COMMUNITY mas would not be as by David T. Clydesdale, cert featured “Jesus Child” is dedicated to the presentation of in a home without small memorable. The association followed by the deeply composed by John Ritter, classical choral music for the benefit children. The needs of each tries to compensate for this pet are discussed with po- moving “What a Wonderful Child,” the story of Jesus, the shepherds, the of the community and the provision featuring soloist Natalie Brown. angels, Joseph and Mary, and the of scholarships for vocal arts stu- time of year when feelings of tential adopters. Stop by loss are at their highest. the Crystal River Mall Cellos and violins added to the shining star over His head. dents. Missing their loved ones is adoption center from noon magic of the musical selections. We The familiar “Lord of the Dance,” ———■——— to 4 p.m. Thursday through were favored with a traditional Cat- by Sydney Carter and David Will- one of the many issues these Sunday and you may find alonian carol, “The Icy December,” cocks, “Wonder as I Wander” by John Ruth Levins participates in a variety children go through during just the perfect pet. View written by Mark Hays, followed by Ritter, and the classic favorite “Silent of projects around the community. the holiday season. pets at www.preciouspaws “Some Folks Christmas” by “Suwan- Night,” by Franz Gruber and David Let her know about your group’s Call Lynn at 352-860-0373 florida.com or call 352- nee River” composer Stephen Foster Willcocks, concluded the “Citrus upcoming activities by writing to P.O. until 9 p.m. and she will 726-4700. and Greg Gilpin. Christmas Present” to a most appre- Box 803, Crystal River, FL 34423. match you with a child.

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ear Annie: I work in the Sara’s dismissal has made the think? — Another Little Thing in after-school program of a rest of us afraid to say anything to the Way Dhighly regarded private upper management for fear of Dear Little Thing: We won’t get school. It’s a part-time getting the same treat- into the “size doesn’t matter” dis- job at minimum wage, ment. What should we cussion, because it obviously but the kids are great, do? — Worried for the matters to you. First, try Kegel and I am grateful to be Kids exercises (talk to your gynecolo- employed. Dear Worried: Yo u gist for information). It is also My problem is with need to register a possible to find greater satisfac- the supervisor of the complaint about Jane tion through different positions program. “Jane” con- in a large enough and techniques and the use of sex stantly changes our group that no one’s toys. But only you can determine group assignments, job is threatened. how important this is to your re- putting us with a dif- First, document in- lationship. If you truly love Har- ferent age group al- stances of mistreat- rison, this is something most every day. This ment or manageable. Otherwise, it’s makes it difficult for ANNIE’S inappropriate behav- simply a source of frustration. the kids to bond with MAILBOX ior with the children. Dear Annie: This is in re- us as their caregivers Then several of you sponse to “N.Y., N.Y.,” who didn’t and settle into a routine. Since should speak to Jane’s superior, want to visit her aging grand- the kids have various activities together, and present your record mothers. Guess what? It’s not all outside of our program, keeping of evidence. Don’t make it per- about you. Those old people are up with the ever- sonal. Surely the school would still “in there” in that failing changing schedules to make sure not want to leave itself open to a mind and body. Life gives us all they get where they need to be is lawsuit from a parent. kinds of opportunities to set a nightmare. Even worse, Jane Dear Annie: I am a 60-year-old aside our comforts and be of sometimes subs if one of the reg- divorced female and have been service to someone in need. Stop- ular caretakers is absent, and she seeing “Harrison” for three ping by to say hello, even if we is terrible with the kids. She fre- years. Despite the fact that Har- just hold their hand while they quently loses her temper and rison is a wonderful man — hon- sleep or listen to their babblings, yells at them, and I overheard est, funny, handsome, loyal and allows them to know at some her tell one little boy that he was hardworking — there is one thing deep level that we care about “bad” when he misbehaved. And I can’t get past: He is terribly them. — Loving Daughter-in-Law, several of us were present when under-endowed, if you get my Eureka, Calif. she used racial slurs about some drift. I’m embarrassed to even of the children. One of my co- think of complaining about this, ———■——— workers, “Sara,” finally decided but it affects the whole lovemak- she had to speak up, but when ing thing. I’ve always had a strong Annie’s Mailbox is written by she went to Jane’s supervisor, it sex drive, and the lack of, um, Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, turned out Jane had already size is unsatisfying. How do I get longtime editors of the Ann lodged a complaint about Sara, past this? I truly care about Har- Landers column. Please email and instead of listening to what rison and hate to think that I’m so your questions to anniesmail- Sara had to say, they fired her. shallow that his size would mat- [email protected], or write to: Sara was a dependable, dedi- ter so much. It’s as petty as a man Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators cated worker who was loved by saying his girlfriend is great, but Syndicate, 737 Third Street, the kids. We think Jane sensed she’s flat-chested, so she’s out. Hermosa Beach, CA 90254. To Sara’s growing dissatisfaction But obviously it’s bothering me find out more about Annie’s and struck first. enough to write. What do you Mailbox visit www.creators.com. C6 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012 COMICS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

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Today’s MOVIES Crystal River Mall 9; 564-6864 Citrus Cinemas 6 — Inverness; 637-3377 “Playing for Keeps” (PG-13) 1:30 p.m., 4:30 “Rise of the Guardians” (PG) 4:40 p.m. “L TLAZ BSLWBTY IZMBCYZ KFZO BUZ p.m.,7:30 p.m. “Rise of the Guardians” (PG) In 3D. 1:40 p.m., 7:45 “The Collection” (R) ID required. 4:50 p.m. p.m. No passes. “Killing Them Softly” (R) ID required. 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 “Life of Pi” (PG) In 3D. 12:45 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:10 p.m. SHK MHSYMLHCYTO MUCZT BSX XHS’K p.m. No passes. “Red Dawn” (PG-13) 1:55 p.m., 4:40 p.m., 7:40 p.m. “Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part 2” (PG-13) 1 p.m., “Rise of the Guardians” (PG) 4:10 p.m. 4:10 p.m., 7:20 p.m. IZKUBO ZBMF HKFZU.” — KBOTHU “Rise of the Guardians” (PG) In 3D. 1:15 p.m., 7:15 “Skyfall” (PG-13) 12:30 p.m., 3:45 p.m., 7 p.m. p.m. No passes. “Wreck-it Ralph” (PG) 1:30 p.m., 7:40 p.m. “Life of Pi” (PG) In 3D. 1:05 p.m., 4 p.m., 7 p.m. “Wreck-it Ralph” 3D (PG) 4:30 p.m. No passes. “Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part 2” (PG-13) 1:45 p.m., “End of Watch” (R) ID required. 1:15 p.m., 4:20 p.m., MBTXGZTT 4:45 p.m., 7:45 p.m. 7:30 p.m. “Skyfall” (PG-13) 1 p.m., 4:05 p.m., 7:10 p.m. Previous Solution: “The sun every morning is a beautiful spectacle, and yet most of the audience still sleeps.” — John Lennon “Flight” (R) 1:10 p.m., 4:15 p.m., 7:20 p.m. Visit www.chronicleonline.com for area movie listings “Wreck-it Ralph” 3D (PG) 1:40 p.m., 7:50 p.m. No and entertainment information. (c) 2012 by NEA, Inc., dist. by Universal Uclick 12-11 passes. Times subject to change; call ahead. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE CLASSIFIEDS TUESDAY,DECEMBER 11, 2012 C7

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(352) 795-7989 for $40 352-341-0450 352-586-7222 DISPLAY 19inch 4 Piece Floral Living PATIO SET old. 352-637-1920 widescreen PC monitor + Room Set. $300 obo Heavy duty glass top CRAFTSMAN LT1000- DVI TV, internal speakers Full Size Headboard w/lazy susan, 5 matching Seafood Appliances LAWN TRACTOR For $80 352-341-0450 $25. obo chairs & umbrella - aqua Trades/ sale. 17.5 Horse power, (352) 302-1685 $300 Firm 352-228-9395 42 inch mower. Electric Outdoor Skills start, 6 speed transaxle. (352) 302-1112 DISHWASHER - Maytag Furniture POODLE Fresh Florida 15ct. Will include dual bag Performa, BRAND NEW 11 months old apricot **JUMBO SHRIMP** grass catcher. $500.00. ‘09 CLUB CAR cond. Never used. White. PATIO SET color. @$5.00/lb, 9ct @7.00/lb Cash only , please. ELECTRIC Weighs 12lbs,10oz. 275.00 Call Heavy duty glass top $2000. 352-637-4864 Fl Stone Crabs @6.00/lb 352-726-6168 $450. delivered (352)795-0077 (352)464-1591 or w/lazy susan, 5 matching or 352-220-3277 (352) 341-7728 Manufacturer of (352)270-3772 chairs & umbrella - aqua A/C Grilles, Registers $300 Firm 352-228-9395 2BR, 1½ BA,on your SOFA & LOVESEAT and Diffusers TVs/Stereos Furniture General own 75x 150 lot, exc. condition DRYER $100 with full 90 Domestic is currently accept- day warranty call/text no fees! new enclosed like new, $300 ing applications for Furniture sunroom, lg laundry 352-503-6719 352-364-6504 2 SONY VCR’S MATTRESS SETS Beautiful 7’ CHRISTMAS TREE an experienced SLV-779HF $15 EACH Factory Seconds This is a beautiful 7’ room , furn, 2 storage Submersible Pump Sheet Metal Fabrica- ELECTRIC RANGE W/ Inverness 352-341-3607 Antique bed and chest Twin $99.95, Full $129.95 Douglas Fir w/box. Looks buildings, 5111 Castle 3 wire $75. tor. Must have a OVER RANGE set, 2 pc. China Hutch, Qn. $159.95, Kg. $249.95 real. $40. Call Ruth Lake Ave. S. of Guaranteed 19’ FLAT SCREEN strong math and me- MICROWAVE Both Small end table $500 for 352-621-4500 352-382-100 Inverness on SR 41 will demonstrate chanical aptitude, TV/DVD 6 mos. old. Just $39,500 (740) 255-0125 maytags, white, Brand all (352) 560-7132 PAUL’S FURNITURE BAVARIAN CHINA 352-726-7485 ability to read and New! Never been used. sold home. Have manual, BEAUTIFUL BUTCHER & THRIFT SHOP SERVICE FOR 12+ interpret Engineering Range is $360 and OTR remote, box & packing. 3bdr/2 full baths/ 2 car BLOCK TABLE FOR 2 nice electric lift chairs DINNERWARE w/gold ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ Drawings, ability to Microwave $210. $100. 352-341-3607 carport on 1 acre. Free Services BREAKFAST NOOK OR Homosassa 628-2306 trim. $400 OBO plan, fabricate, as- Call (352)464-1591 or split layout, steel roof, Tell that special JAMO SPEAKER KITCHEN ISLAND 34”H Preowned Mattress (352) 746-3327 caged pool, 20x25 ft semble, install, layout (352)270-3772 SELECTORS JSS4 AND $$ TOP DOLLAR $$ person and perform all types 36”L 24”W WITH 2 Sets from Twin $30; BOSS GENERATOR deck, lg storage build- JSS6 $15 ea. STOOLS $95 For Wrecked, Junk or “ Happy Birthday “ of fabrication, have GE REFRIGERATOR Full $40.Qn $50; Kg $75. like new, $400 ing, Furnished Modular Inverness 352-341-3607 (352) 527-9930 352-628-0808 $76,900, 5215 Bridget Unwanted Cars/Trucks. with a classified ad knowledge in sheet 21 cubic ft w/ice maker Futon, metal frame MONSTER SPEAKER Pt, Castle Lake Park, $$ (352) 201-1052 $$ under Happy metal layout, includ- white, $200 obo COACH & LOVESEAT SECTIONAL SOFA great cond. $250 CABLES 13 foot pair with Inverness 352-597-7353 Notes. ing bending deduc- 352-382-0608 Peach, Aqua & cream. camel, 2 yrs old, 352-637-1369 $$ CASH PAID $$ Only $28.50 tion. Must have expe- gold terminals, and 20 Nonsmoking home! $150 for junk vehicles. exc. cond. $600 includes a photo rience in using hand foot cut end pair, $35 (352) 621-3330 Christmas Tree 6-8 Tiny Yorkies $600. 352-634-5389 GE REFRIGERATOR 352-628-6974 9 ft, pre lit, wesley pine - $700. ea.Small, Tiny operated benders, side by side 352-341-0450 Complete Bedroom Set SOFA & LOVESEAT used once & Very Tiny Only 2 fe- BUYING JUNK CARS Call our Classified press brakes, sheet icemaker/water runs Broyhill, Twin - Headbd • Running or Not • NAKAMICHI AV7 exc. condition $125. males,1 Male Maltese, Dept for details metal punches great white $300 RECEIVER W/ COOL- Dresser w/mirror, desk CASH PAID - $200 & UP like new, $300 (352) 527-2327 Raised in loving home. 352-563-5966 (manual and hydrau- 352-637-1510 ING FAN Harmonic Time w/hutch, chest of draw- (352) 771-6191 352-503-6719 CKC Reg. health certs, & ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ lic) and be able to Alignment Amplifier $75 ers. Good cond. $250 Drum Set, amplifier puppy pacs. Parents on FREE REMOVAL operate fabricating KENMORE 25.5 Inverness 352-341-3607 (352) 563-5206 SOFA BED Full Sz, w/earphones $65 site come watch them Washers,Dryers,Riding machines, such as double door refrigerator matching patterned 3 wheel woman’s bike Couch, Love Seat play (352) 212-4504 Mowers, Scrap Metals, shears, brakes, plus KitchenAid flat top NILES IRZ6+ AASO3329 pillows, easy clean w/basket $100 Medical Blue Floral Antena towers 270-4087 presses to cut, punch, electric stove. All in exc. $15 INVERNESS material, paprika color, 352-527-0409 & 3 Tables 7’ CHRISTMAS TREE and bend materials. cond. Color - Bisque 352-341-3607 sat in spare bedroom, MATRESS FULL SIZE excellent condition This is a beautiful 7’ Job will also consist of $400 OBO barely used. $250 DUDLEY’S Douglas Fir w/box. Looks & SONY 5-CD PLAYER $450. AUCTION BOX SPRING FULL SIZE NEEDED trimming, filing, grind- (352) 476-1113 or S530D $50 INVERNESS Call. (352)464-1591 real. $40. Call Ruth ing, deburring and (352) 746-3649 FREE (352) 527-4484 Experienced, (352)513-5135 352-34-3607 TWIN BED frame, maple 352-382-100 Caring & Dependable buffing using hand DINETTE SET **THREE AUCTIONS** color headboard and box tools and power KENMORE DRYER in SONY DVD/CD/DVP 4 ft Glass top w/4 chairs 4000 S Florida Ave Adventurer CNA’s/HHA’s springs— no mattress Free Offers tools. Must be able good working condition $20 on casters, $250 Inverness Folding Bikes Hourly & Live-in, $25.00 352-794-3020 or flex schedule offered to inspect assemblies with large drum.$75 Inverness 352-341-3607 (352) 897-4739 New condition with 352-586-4987 12/11 ESTATE for conformance to 352-527-3177 SONY RECEIVER DINING ROOM SET. carrying case, Black Lab Mixed LOVING CARE specifications, using TWO CURIO FIREARMS red 1 speed, gray 6 spd Female 4 years old subwoofer & 5 disc Cherry double pedestal (352) 860-0885 measuring instru- KENMORE RANGE CABINETS, walnut preview 4p, Auction6p, $100 ea. or both $180 very affectionate cd/dvd changer in great table, two leaves and ments such as cali- Almond Kenmore electric great condition! Court Ordered sale - (352) 422-4731 and friendly shape $100 call pad. Six parson style pers, scales, gauges, range with self cleaning $100 ea. 352-637-1369 100+ guns, reloading (352) 400-1460 VETERINARY 352-257-3870 fabric chairs off white. DUNNELLON etc. Excellent bene- oven. Good condition. Plus other items. Photos equip.,amo. Accs. High FREE TECHNICIAN fits package, 401k. TCL L40FHDF11TA Garden/Lawn Stndrd S&W,Walthers, Hwy. 488, clean 2/2, $75. 352-860-0142 available, non smoker, no ADULT MALE CAT Apply In person to 40-INCH TCL Glock, Hand & Long Fenced, $475. + dep. pets. Excellent. $750 Supplies ORANGE 3YRS OLD Min. 3 yrs. experience METAL INDUSTRIES L40FHDF11TA 1080p 60 gun.Catalog on Web (352) 795-6970 LG FRONT LOAD Call 352-382-3960 (352) 621-2042 Email or Fax Resume 400 W. Walker Ave., Hz LCD HDTV, 1 yr old ************************* WASHER 1yr old. Perfect DINNING TABLE FOR 8 Craftsman ERGOMOTION Fax (352) 794-0084 Bushnell, Fl 33513. cond. White $650 used little cost $400 ask Riding Mower DFW, EOE. Brand New, excellent 12/13 ESTATE Bed w/vibration, Dormia plantationanimal@ (352) 527-3204 $200 firm 419-7017 Briggs & Stratton Condition, $100 Buy ADVENTURE Memory Foam Mattress yahoo.com Eng. , 15.5 HP Motor YAMAHA CD PLAYER asap. Best offer Session #1 preview BRAND NEW - pd $2200 FREE Biscuit & Gravy Refrigerator Whirlpool, 42” Deck $400 CDC-765 $25 (352)465-1616 12p,Auction 3p, Hshld, will sell for $1400 obo half order Bring this ad to MASON & white, 25½ cu ft. side (352) 746-7357 Inverness 352-341-3607 ENTERTAINMENT Patio, Tools, Boxes of 352-566-6221 Bob’s Kitchen MASON TENDERS by side icemaker, eve- Professional CENTER, light wood, LAWN MOWER Dixon, Value & fun, Appliances 5364 Suncoast rything works $150 Computers/ FLORAL CITY Must be experienced Washer, Whirlpool, holds 36” tv, $150 zero turn, 30 inch. With 5:30pm 1937 BMW Homosassa, fl 34446 352-637-5032 attachable Craftsman Russian Replica Mo- Fri. 14, & Sat. 15, 8a-4p 352-628-0334 reliable and have white, super capacity Video ★ ★ Citrus County transportation to and from $150 (352) 637-4731 lawn sweep, $750. torcycle w/sideframe MOVING SALE FUTON Black metal Session#2 Everything Must Go! FREE KITTENS Hospital Board CCHB work in Citrus & sur- CANON EOS REBEL frame, high quality 352-637-0663 Auction 12050 Hyacinth Point 12 wks old, litter trained EXECUTIVE rounding counties SMITTYS APPLIANCE DIGITAL CAMERA Great mattress & cover. Photo 6pm, Appliances Store OAK FOREST 352-382-4654 ASSISTANT (352) 302-2395 REPAIR , washers condition, $350 Call available. Non smoker, SOLD Liquidation, gas & elec FREE KITTENS dryers,FREE pick up (352)464-1591 no pets. Excellent $95 2006 HUSQVARNA stove, wall ovens, FORD 352-564-8179 Garden Tractor 25hp washer dryers, fridge, to good home. Have Will assist the CCHB COMPONENT VIDEO 352-382-3960 ‘03, Ranger XLT, 31,200 Schools/ Kohler Hydrostatic range tops, Quality fur- both males & females in any daily activities CABLES ½ meter oxygen FUTON by Mercury. miles, 5 spd., w/ topper transmission, 48” mower nishing from Sugarmill (352) 476-5230 including clerical and Instruction free copper, 3 coaxial Black metal, high quality excel. cond. $6,000. SOLD & 48” landscape box Woods Estate Designer Free Kittens office duties and WHIRLPOOL STOVE cables w/pro grade mattress and cover. Call (352) 795-1332 financial documenta- Furniture, Art, Gifts, tuxedo/ 6wks old flat top blk, 5 yrs old. RCA’s. $24 341-0450 Photo available. Non tools, & more *********** friendly, healthy tion wth expectation good cond. smoker, no pets. Excel- General GOLF CLUBS Wilson DIESTLER COMPUTER Aggressor irons, 2-SW, 5 727-580-1083 of profiency in Word, lent. $95 352-382-3960 Excel, Outlook and New & Used systems 12/15 COLLECTIBLE woods plus bag and Free leather couch and WASHER $100 with full FUTON W/THICK & GIFT Powerpoint. repairs. Visa/ MCard 4 Piece Floral Living balls, stiff shafts, $50. leather recliner. Need 90 day warranty call/text Mattress Full size futon Preview 9am,Auction Resumes will be 352-637-5469 Room Set. $300 obo Eves 352-382-0953 pickup as soon as possi- 352-354-6504 w/mattress cover & 2 11am,Christmas Gifts accepted before Full Size Headboard ble. Call for description SPRING HILL ERGOMOTION matching decorative pil- Auction, Die Cast, DECEMBER. 21, 2012 $25. obo JEFF’S Cleanup/Hauling and info 352-344-4688 WASHER & DRYER Bed w/vibration, Dormia lows. $75 OBO 563-1241 Barbies, steins, Dis- Clean outs/Dump Runs May Send to January Classes white, good condition (352) 302-1685 ★★★★★★★★★ Memory Foam Mattress King Size Bed neyana, Lenox, 100’s + Lawns/Brush Removal Free Lion Head cchbtrustees@ $250 for pair BRAND NEW - pd $2200 (352) 302-1112 Dwarf Bunnies, ciruscountyhospital COSMO DAYS excel. cond. Precious Moments, Lic. (352) 746-3444 352-212-9371 will sell for $1400 obo 4 WHEEL WALKER- 8 weeks old board. com January 14, 2013 $100. Tom Clark Gnomes, 352-566-6221 hand brakes & wheel Key Board System (352) 302-3113 or Mail to CCHB COSMO NIGHTS (352) 795-0763 Cookie jars, Col. plates WASHER OR DRYER locks, seat, folds for stor- www.dudleysauction. Korg, & Kwai, w/ dbl. PO Box 1030 January 14, 2013 HP COMPUTER desktop LARGE SECTIONAL Pond Gold Fish, Suck- $135.00 Each. Reliable, age, Ex., $50. com 637-9588 10%BP stand, hard cases and Inverness Fl. 34451 BARBER NIGHTS a1430n dual-core 1GB SOFA Very nice erfish, Snail. Free to Clean, Like New, 352-628-0033 Au2267 AB1667 hatch cords, 4 mic DFWP/EOE February 25, 2013 RAM 250GB 24xDVD L-sectional couch with good home. Excellent Condition. Can Maine-ly Real Estate stands, 2 mics, mixer & MASSAGE DAY 9way card readers HD dual recliners on each ‘09 CLUB CAR 352-270-1524 Deliver 352 263-7398 #381384 500 watts amp, 2 Peavy January 14, 2013, audio $100 341-0450 end. $300 352-503-2610 ELECTRIC MASSAGE NIGHTS speakers, & PA sys. Adj Restaurant/ TOSHIBA PORTABLE Like new dining room ta- $2000. 352-637-4864 Entertainment Center seat, $500 obo Good Things January 14, 2013, or 352-220-3277 Lounge SKIN & NAILS Auctions DVD PLAYER SD-P1400 ble with 4 chairs, solid All wood,Light Oak 352-341-1709 to Eat New In Box 7” LCD All wood. $75 OBO 19” TV 32” Sanyo old style TV Day School Only ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Acessories Included $60 [email protected] with remote. $15 exc. cond. $275 for both FRESH CITRUS @ EXECUTIVE 727-463-4411 call/text:(352)364-1453 563-1073 352-726-6845 BELLAMY GROVE CHEF BENE’S DUDLEY’S Greens, Strawberries, AUCTION MOVING HELPERS Country Club International Broccoli, Gift Shipping, Restaurant exp. Need 2 helpers to help 8:30a-5p Closed Sun. School of Beauty **THREE AUCTIONS** me move. Only 2 or 3 helpful not req. Send 352-726-6378 resume to: Blind Box 1-866-724-2363 4000 S Florida Ave SINGLE COPY bulky items, the rest is www.isbschool.com Inverness hand cart stuff in boxes, Fresh Florida 15ct. 1818P c/o Citrus County Chronicle, easy money. $150 each **JUMBO SHRIMP** 12/11 ESTATE for help. Around week of @$5.00/lb, 9ct @7.00/lb 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd. Crystal River, FL FIREARMS CONTRACTOR Dec 20th. Call Fl Stone Crabs @6.00/lb Business 34429 preview 4p, Auction 6p, 352-584-7238 delivered (352)795-0077 Buy/Sell Court Ordered sale - 100+ guns, reloading equip.,amo. Accs. High 000DCQZ Attention Owner WANTED Stndrd S&W,Walthers, Gen.-Site-Sub Glock, Hand & Long Are You Contractor, wants to gun. Catalog on Web join your company as ************************* Interested In: active partner/investor. (352) 382-7554 12/13 ESTATE ADVENTURE Session #1 preview • Being your own 12p,Auction 3p, Hshld, boss? LOCAL BRIDAL/ Patio, Tools, Boxes of FORMAL WEAR Value & fun, Appliances • Increasing potential Business for Sale 5:30pm 1937 BMW All Equipment and Russian Replica Mo- earnings? Inventory Included torcycle w/sideframe CALL (352) 563-0722 Session#2 Auction • Growing your 6pm, Appliances Store Liquidation, gas & elec exclusive area? stove, wall ovens, Antiques washer dryers, fridge, • Working range tops, Quality fur- nishing from Sugarmill independently? 1947 DENTAL TOOL Woods Estate Designer • Working with a CABINET Solid wood Furniture, Art, Gifts, great shape art deco call tools, & more *********** successful company? for info. & will email pic’s $100. Mike 352-586-7222 12/15 COLLECTIBLE & GIFT Preview 9am,Auction 11am,Christmas Gifts Collectibles Auction, Die Cast, Barbies, steins, Dis- neyana, Lenox, 100’s + Precious Moments, Tom Clark Gnomes, Call (352) 563-6363 ext. 1201 Cookie jars, Col. plates www.dudleysauction. com 637-9588 10%BP Business Hours 9 AM-4 PM Daily Au2267 AB1667 Maine-ly Real Estate Requirements: Do you have what it takes? #381384 • Ability to work overnight • Attention to detail • Covered Truck, Van or SUV • 365 Days/Year • Clean Driving Record • Deadline and Customer ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ HAMMER DOWN • Credit & Background Check Tell that special AUCTIONEERS Service oriented FRI, 12/14 kitchen, • Access to your own help person bath, laundry room sale • Flexible under pressure “ Happy Birthday “ SAT, 12/15, general • Lifting and physical ability with a classified ad merchandise, Preview • Team Player • Positive Thinker under Happy @4pm, Auction@6pm, Notes. 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Permit Course TODDLER W/AMP,TUNER,STRAP FL (352)270-8827 $25.00 352-344-5311 HEADBOARD Brand DAN’S GUN ROOM 6-8 Tiny Yorkies www.aceofpups.net CORD,&MORE $75 (352) 726-5238 FIESTA DISHES New Metal Headboard, 352-601-6625 $600.- $700. ea. Small, SERVICES FOR 8. $15. Best offer Tiny & Very Tiny Only 2 Feed/Fertilizer GOLF CLUBS Wilson EXTRA SERVING (352)465-1616 PACIFIC CS SERIES females,1Male Maltese, Aggressor irons, 2-SW, 5 /Supplies BOWLS $150 FIRM 5PC DRUM SET Raised in loving home. TOY HESS TRUCKS woods plus bag and SMW (352) 503-6734 w/Sabian cymbals, dbl CKC Reg. health certs, & mint cond. w/bag & box, balls, stiff shafts, $50. DOG CRATE 48”length peddle kit, stool,$450 puppy pacs. Parents on FOOSBALL TABLE, air great Christmas gift! Eves 352-382-0953 x29½ width $40 hockey/various games 5 dif. trucks $30 ea 352-201-1916 site come watch them DOG IGLOO $10 approx size 4 ft X 2ft X 3 352-341-4754 Parker Bros. shotgun, play (352) 212-4504 (352) 527-0982 PIANO Dachshunds mini, long ft. $50 OBO Video Palm Corder 12ga. V. H. - $1150. Yamaha portable “Grand” hair, x-mas pups, fe- 352-563-1241 Panasonic, Zoom X14, Trapdoor Springfield, DGX-505 w/ stand, bench males, blck & cream, Livestock Fresh Florida 15ct. color & sound, soft shell 45-70 - $500. Ithaca & foot switch. Digital champion blood **JUMBO SHRIMP** case, tapes & papers 20ga. double - $425 music, notebook & lines-ready when you are @$5.00/lb, 9ct @7.00/lb Excel cond. $175. Call (352) 270-6142 software. New cond. $300- (352) 795-6870 Fl Stone Crabs @6.00/lb 352-228-3040, 489-0122 $500 (352) 489-1593 (352) 220-4792 delivered (352)795-0077 Remmington Model WHIRPOOL DRYER 700, 300 ultra mag ENGLISH BULLDOG Generator for Sale Heavy Duty $150 Fitness w/adj burris scope BEAUTIFUL PUPS, Troybilt, 5550 Watts GLIDER WALKER Equipment gun$500 obo gun cabi- 1 Males & 3 Females, 120/240V, Never used w/footstool, good cond. net $50 352-537-4144 Available AKC and all $400. $50, 352-795-7254 Shots $1,500 to $1,750 (352) 419-6253 3 FOOT TRAMPOLINE 3 TREK 7300FX BIKE WOMAN’S BICYCLE 26” FOOT TRAMPOLINE, Call for info IRON REMOVER Hard Rock GS Silver 20” light aluminum (352) 613-3778 SIX LEGS, SUEDE RIM, frame 24 speed whole house system 21 speed Mountain Bike. TIGHT TOP, $20 (352) 341-7732 w/ chemical feeder, $75 Call 352-621-7586 Hybrid - Flat handlebar 352-341-0450 racer $325 own. manual like new Yamaha Motor Scooter 352-341-0450 000DCQU Cost $850. Asking $350. “Razz” 1988, Street legal. 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Smart, Call our Classified MATTRESS AND 352-344-5283 Goods Trailer tilt-bed, 4x8x2 athletic, agile, high Dept for details BOXSPRING (DOUBLE) Wheel chair Ramps sides, new tires, and energy, very loving. 352-563-5966 PILLOW TOP LIKE NEW Will load into any SUV spare, excellent $350 Gets along with other ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ DUDLEY’S (352) 503-6972 SELDOM USED ...$50. or van, hold any power AUCTION dogs and loves (352)637-2499 chair, or handicaped humans, is a great Mobile Homes cart. $150. walking/jogging MEN’S MOUNTAIN **THREE AUCTIONS** 352-228-3040, 489-0122 Baby Items companion. Was For Rent BIKE, SCHWINN 4000 S Florida Ave found abandoned, Aluminum body,Has Inverness gears and brakes $50 tied to a trailer, but is BRING YOUR Coins still very trusting. She 352-344-3472 12/11 ESTATE FISHING POLE! loves belly rubs, chew FIREARMS bones, and squeaky missionincitrus.com Collector buying preview 4p.Auction 6p, baby crib $75., musical toys. A fenced yard Citrus County’s Only sterling silver flatware Court Ordered sale - cradle $50., stroller $50., for Eve would be Mobile Homes Mobile Homes Mobile Homes Emergency Homeless and US silver coins 100+ guns, reloading adjustable high chair preferred, as she & Veteran’s Shelters (352) 601-7074 equip.,amo. Accs. High $30., Fisher Price cradle For Sale For Sale In Park loves to run. Now 80-100 a night Stndrd S&W,Walthers, swing $55. 352-637-5537 Call Judy includes 18 children Musical Glock, Hand & Long 2BR, 1½ BA,on your Palm Harbor Homes 2 Bedroom Home, Oak GRACO PACK ‘N’ PLAY @352-503-3363. EMERGENCY FUNDS Instruments gun. Catalog on Web own 75x 150 lot, Stilt Homes Pond Mobile Hm Park & Other needs are Used few times when ************************ POODLE no fees! new enclosed 34 Years Experience Ready to move in. needed at this time. “MADE IN U.S.A.” grandchild visited.Navy INVERNESS, FL sunroom, lg laundry Go directly to the $13,500 Nice Area, print, gender-neutral. $20 11 months old apricot 55+ park on lake w/5 352-794-3825 PEAVEY BASIC 40 12/13 ESTATE room , furn, 2 storage factory & Save Quiet Neighborhood color. piers, clubhouse and BASS COMBO AMP ADVENTURE 352-341-3607 buildings, 5111 Castle 800-622-2832 3 miles from shopping MOTORIZED BICYCLE Weighs 12lbs,10oz. much more! 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H20 split layout, steel roof, CALL 352-621-9181 Owner bought a house. 352-601-6625 Pets considered and caged pool, 20x25 ft Session#2 Auction Call Lee (352) 817-1987 BALDWIN PIANO section 8 accepted. deck, lg storage build- MOVING HELPERS 6pm, Appliances Store Hamilton Studio upright ing, Furnished Modular Need 2 helpers to help Liquidation, gas & elec Call 352-476-4964 FLORAL CITY Bench Seat, Oak wood For Details! $76,900, 5215 Bridget Mobile Homes me move. Only 2 or 3 stove, wall ovens, 55 + Park. Fully furn., mint cond. $1,000. Pt, Castle Lake Park and Land bulky items, the rest is washer dryers, fridge, SETH 2/2, DW, 2 Carports, hand cart stuff in boxes, 352-746-1654 DUNNELLON Inverness 352-597-7353 screened porch & remod- range tops, Quality fur- Seth is a 1 y-o red Hwy. 488, clean 2/2, easy money. $150 each Casio Keyboard Piano nishing from Sugarmill nosed pit bull puppy FLORAL CITY eled. Fun park lots of for help. Around week of CTK574 W/Stand & Fenced, $475. + dep. 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Com- CHEST $30 reverb guitar combo 11am,Christmas Gifts person chewing on his bone! 2 br. 1 ba. $375mo down, $381.44mo. P&I pletely updated DW Auction, Die Cast, Friendly, energetic, HOMOSASSA home on Lake Hender- 352-527-1493 amp. $850. “ Happy Birthday “ 1st , Last & Sec W.A.C. OR $69,900. 3/2, Fenced Yard, (352) 522-0467 Barbies, steins, Dis- with a classified ad and loves his human (352) 382-5661 Call 352-613-0587 son 55+Park. Ph neyana, Lenox, 100’s + and dog friends. A NEW Flooring, NEW AC 309-453-3072 or POOL TABLE Key Board System under Happy or 352-621-9183 $5,000 Down, $435. mo Regulation 7 ft Korg, & Kwai, w/ dbl. 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Adj Au2267 AB1667 Dept for details his foster family, 3/2 W/ Porch & Deck $59,900. 2 + acres, 2 workshops, cushion $2,500.00 obo seat, $500 obo Maine-ly Real Estate 352-563-5966 Crystal and Gerome $650/mo. first & sec Call 352-401-2979, Owner Fin. 20% DOWN (352) 527-2085 352-341-1709 #381384 ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ @ 352-533-4332. “ 603-860-7455 352-621-3807 $160K 352-628-0304

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Call 815-535-7958 Pets? No smoking. 1st 3 bedroom. 2 bath. CRYSTAL RIVER HOWITZKA 352-422-4006 & sec. 352-212-4981 2450sqft. $1000 central 1 & 2 Bd Rm Apartments Charming 2br 1.5ba, www.cartermaria.com MOBILE HOME, Fully for Rent 352-465-2985 A/C ,well, quite area newly remodeled in quiet Furnished. Everything Efficiencies/ 352-464-0268 area. 980sq ft $60,000. stays. Just move in. 2 FLORAL CITY Owner Fin., 10% down Motivated seller Sheds, washer/dryer all Cottages wants this gone!!! FREE Use of boat ramp, CITRUS SPRINGS amortized over 15yrs at appliances. Must See! fishing dock, canoe & 7% 5-yr balloon. 6 acres w Big SHOP, HERNANDO 3/2/2, W/D, auto gar- $8,000. (708) 308-3138 Jon boat rentals. 1 BR Possible trade for Nice 2/2/2 House, Affordable Rentals age opener, newer $300/$200 dp. Trails land/home in TN or GA. porches Barns, pond, STONEBROOK MHP Watson’s Fish Camp appl’S, snroom. Newer End Camp, A Friendly call 352-382-1800 pvd rd, Concrete 2BR, 2BA, 1200 sq. ft., (352) 726-2225 home, good neighbrd. Place to Live drive. $ 149K Fully Furnished $795. mo. 352-382-1373 352-726-3699 MLS 357108. Lakeview Homosassa Rental Real Estate www.crosslandrealty. $40,000., MUST SEE! HOMOSASSA CRYSTAL RIVER For Sale com 352 726 6644 (352) 628-9660 Houses 2/1, Incld water, trash 2/1 Sm cottage. Good & lawn. $550 mo. + Sec. BLACK DIAMOND rental history a must. Real Estate 352-634-5499 3/2 Pool home $1150.00 1st/last/sec $400 + elec. Need a For Rent Bob @ Coldwell Banker 352-628-1062 INVERNESS 2/1 352-634-4286 no pets, $500 + dep. CRYSTAL RIVER JOB? CHASSAHOWITZKA 919 Turner Camp Rd. CRYS. RIV. & BH 3/2 on 10 Acres, 3/2 Waterfront DW, $500 352-860-2026 Great Neigh., Like New W/ inground pool ESTATE SALE in Nature 2/2, Fenced Yd DW, $500 352-302-1370 $1000/mo(352) 621-3135 Coast Landings RV Re- 2/2,House w/ Gar., $600 INVERNESS sort. Large developed Employment 3/2, Seasonal DW, $1,000 2/1, Tri-plex, Great Loc., Rent: Houses site and a separate gated source is... SUGARMILL WOODS Furnished HOMOSASSA storage lot; plus almost clean & roomy. no pets 2/1 Duplex, $475 3/2/2 furnished $900. new 5th-wheel with $500.mo 1st. & Last 3/2/2 House, AGENT (352) 382-1000 Citrus Springs slides, screened gazebo, $300. Sec. 352-341-1847 Meadows, $675 (off 488 btwn Citrus and storage building. All CITRUS SPRINGS Real Estate Hernando Citrus County CRYSTAL RIVER LECANTO Springs & Dunnellon) for $79,900. For more 3/2/2 house, $750 Homes Homes 3/2 on 10 Acres, Nice, Clean 1 BR, 1 BR Cottage $350 mo info and pictures, click on Classifieds For Sale River Links Realty With inground Pool Ceramic tile throughout newly remodeled, non www.detailsbyowner.com 352-628-1616 www.chronicleonline.com Lowest Priced Home $1000/mo(352) 621-3135 352-216-0012/613-6000 smoking.(352) 465-4234 352-843-5441 PUBLISHER’S in ARBOR LAKES NOTICE: **OPEN HOUSE** All real estate advertis- 2/2/2 + Den or 3 BR & ing in this newspaper is Gated Comm. 10a-3p subject to Fair Housing 4695 N. Lake Vista Trl Act which makes it ille- (352) 419-7418 gal to advertise “any preference, limitation Inverness or discrimination based on race, color, religion, Homes sex, handicap, familial Phyllis Strickland status or national origin, 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Realtor or an intention, to make 1 car garage, New Roof, such preference, limita- laminate, flooring, Best Time To Buy! tion or discrimination. “ 1000 sq. ft, $57,000, Familial status includes 352-419-6719 I have Owner children under the age Financing Inverness and Foreclosures of 18 living with par- 2 br. 2 ba 1car garage, ents or legal custodi- Close to downtown. TROPIC SHORES ans, pregnant women New carpet, bath fixtures, and people securing REALTY. fans lights, & stove. (352) 613-3503 custody of children Asking $55000.00 under 18. This newspa- call 352-344-8194 per will not knowingly accept any advertising Lake Front Home for real estate which is on Gospel Island, in violation of the law. spectacular views Our readers are hereby spacious 3/2/2, informed that all For Sale. Nego. dwellings advertised (908) 322-6529 in this newspaper are available on an equal Crystal River opportunity basis. To Homes complain of discrimination call HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The CRYSTAL RIVER toll-free telephone 3/2 on 10 Acres, number for the W/ inground pool MICHELE hearing impaired is $1000/mo(352) 621-3135 ROSE 1-800-927-9275. Homosassa Realtor Homes Simply put The Meadows Sub. I ‘ll work harder 2/2/1, New roof, New AC & Appliances 352-212-5097 Move In, clean cond. isellcitruscounty@ Specializing in 3876 S. Flamingo Terr. Asking $58,000 yahoo.com Acreage (352) 382-5558 Craven Realty, Farms/Ranches & WALDEN WOODS Inc. Commercial Adult Community 352-726-1515 2/2, DW+Carport, Furn. Close to Community MINI FARM Center, Pool, $25,000 5 Acres(2 lots) adj Call 352-428-6919 Pine Ridge/C.Springs 3/2/2, block home Homosassa w/lots of extras! $185K Springs Homes (352) 564-8307 PINE RIDGE- THIS IS THE PROPERTY Richard (Rick) YOU’VE BEEN LOOK- Couch, Broker ING FOR! Bring your boat, horses, in-laws; Couch Realty & there is room for Investments, Inc. everything! 4/3.5 w/7 car (352) 344-8018 4/2 BLOCK HOME, garage/workshop & in-law mother in law apt, RCOUCH.com suite on 5.83 acres. nice home $65,000. Mostly wooded with large (305) 619-0282, Cell back yard. Beautiful & UNIQUE & HISTORIC serene. High end Homes, Commercial Sugarmill finishes; immaculate Waterfront & Land Woods home in equestrian “Small Town community. Country Lifestyle www.centralflestate.com OUR SPECIALTY for pictures/more info. SINCE 1989” 352.249.9164 39 Greentree Street, Homosassa 3 bedroom. 2 bath. 1/2 OFF SUGARMILL HOME. RE- DUCED: $129900 GRANITE/SS HIGH CEILINGS/DOUBLE TREY/ PLANT SHELVES/ 3/2 WITH OF- FICE/ 2050sq ft. MOVE “LET US FIND YOU IN CONDITION/2005 A VIEW TO LOVE” Contact Ryan 352-346-7179 or www. [email protected] crosslandrealty.com (352) 726-6644 Tony Crossland Realty Inc. Pauelsen Realtor Commercial 352-303-0619 Real Estate Buy or Sell OZELLO **approx. 2.5 acres** I’ll Represent commercial .w/boatramp. YOU and gulf access, 3, 18’, roll-ups, $149k Buying or Selling call 352-634-3862 REAL ESTATE, ERA Beverly Hills Let Me Work For You! American Realty Homes BETTY HUNT, Waterfront REALTOR REMODELED 2/2/1 ERA KEY 1 Realty, Inc. Homes 103 S Desoto. 1208 sf 352 586-0139 New: appliances, paint, hunt4houses68 “FREE flooring, light fixtures, @yahoo.com fans. Updated kit/baths. www.bettyhunts Foreclosure and $47,900. 527-1239 homes.com. Short Sale Lists

Citrus Hills SUGARMILL WOODS Homes 2 Bd, 2 Bth, 2 Car Gar. Well, Lawn sprinklers Solar Heated Pool, 25 Sycamore Circle $95,000 352-382-1448 CLEARVIEW ESTATES 3+BR/ 2.5 BA, 2+Garage on 1 acre. Clear views up Citrus County and down the trails. Too Homes many extras, must see. Mid $200’s 352-860-0444

Hernando Office Open Homes 7 Days a Week FAIRVIEW ESTATES Expansive custom built LISA VANDEBOE home on one acre. 3/2 w/ Broker (R) Owner den, 4 car garage w/ Plantation Realty workshop. Great entertainment spaces GAIL STEARNS 352-634-0129 inside and out. Realtor www.plantation Call Myriam at Weston realtylistings.com Properties LLC Tropic Shores 352-613-2644 DUNNELLON Realty Here is that home on (352) 422-4298 Lake Rousseau that you have always wanted! 2br Low overhead = 1 ½ ba on 1.43 acres For more information on how to reach Low Commissions w/168ft lake frontage. Completely remodeled all Citrus County readers call new interior & windows. 352-563-5592. Waterfront, No Flood Insurance! Foreclosures Priced reduced from Owner financing $369,000 to $169,000 Call Bernie 0008XGS available (352) 563-0116 C10 TUESDAY,DECEMBER 11, 2012 CLASSIFIEDS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

Waterfront Boat Recreation Cars Classic Sport/Utility Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Homes Accessories Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Administration Administration Administration 2000 Chevy Corvette CRYSTAL RIVER MERCURY NATIONAL RV CHEVROLET CHEVROLET 2 Story, 5BR/3Bath Metallic Bowling Green ‘83, El Camino, Re- Outboard motor 7.5hp. 2006 Tropical One Std shift, one owner, 1999 Tahoe 509-1217 TUCRN 2 boat slips near Kings stored V6, white, w/ Neal E. Wilborn File No: 2012-CP-647 Notice to Creditors Ran good, need works, owner,34ft, 26000 & garage kept. 4 x 4 $3,495. Bay $429,000. Make gas tank & hoses $275 custom cover, SS tires, 352-341-0018 PUBLIC NOTICE Offers 352-563-9857 miles,no smoke/pets, See to appreciate. (352) 382-3467 300HP Cummins diesel,2 wheels, low m.l, $6,000 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION (352) 621-9874 File No. 2012-CP-647 KINGS BAY AREA slides, 6 new tires, 3yr obo 352 464-0167 CHEVROLET 2004 Trailblazer IN RE: ESTATE OF Division A Special home on deep warranty,many extras. BUICK 4 x 4 , $7,995 ______water. $460,000 Watercrafts $87000. Well maintained. 1997, Skylark $2,950 352-341-0018 NEAL E. WILBORN, a/k/a 804 SE 1st Court, Cyr Riv 352-341-4506 NEAL ELLIOT WILBORN, SR., 352-341-0018 (352) 795-3264 KIA Deceased. HONDA BUICK LACROSS ‘08, Sorrento LX, sport NOTICE TO CREDITORS Open Waterfront on 2006 Aquatrax 2 wave Campers/ Lake Hernando 08, White, 4dr, 40kmiles utility, 1 owner car, ex- The administration of the estate of NEAL E. WILBORN, a/k/a NEAL ELLIOT runners and trailer,1135 Travel Trailers WILBORN, SR., deceased, whose date of death was September 29, 2012, and whose 3,300 sf under roof 2,000 Cloth int. $13,000. cel. working cond. 112k cc 4 stroke motor,100 ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ social security number is XXX-XX-9744, is pending in the Circuit Court for CITRUS liv., 3/2/1. den & fam. 352-726-1864 mi. $8,300 obo 726-9285 hours each, completely HI-LO TRAVEL Tell that special County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 110 N. Apopka Avenue, In- rm. cage inground maintained,one has CHEVROLET TOYOTA verness, Florida 34450. The names and addresses of the personal representative and pool. 2 lrg. sheds, dock, TRAILER 2003, tow lite person turbo, both have reverse. model 22-03t,exc. cond. ‘03 Monte Carlo, 1999 4 Runner, 2WD, the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. on 1 acre $269,900 $8,000.00 352-267-0952 2 DR, V6, runs great, “ Happy Birthday “ All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands 813-240-7925 $7500 obo 352-422-8092 Mich tires, Some cos- 100k mi. $4,300 with a classified ad metic damage, Runs against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served MAC’S MOBILE RV (352) 270-8759 under Happy must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF YOUR “High-Tech” Notes. Great $5200 OBO THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A Boats REPAIR & MAINT. CHEVY (352) 344-0072 Water Front RVTC Certified Tech. Only $28.50 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 2004 Malibu, LTZ, includes a photo All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands Realtor 352-613-0113, Lic/Ins. $3,995. against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- 2005 G3 EAGLE 185 352-341-0018 4x4s TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. fish ready, w/90 4-stroke MONTANA Call our Classified 2004 30 FT. 5th Wheel, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF Yamaha and trailer, fresh DODGE Dept for details THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. water use, $7500 2 slide-outs, includes 2004 NEON, 4DR AUTO- 352-563-5966 CHEVY NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) 352-513-4621 slider hitch. $17,000. MATIC, PRICED TO SEL, ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ 2005, Colorado 4 x 4, YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. (352)493-1195, 538-6446 CALL 628-4600 Sitting on 33’s, Auto., The date of first publication of this notice is December 11, 2012. ‘07 14FT AIRBOAT For More Information Call 352-628-4600 Attorney for Personal Representative: Alum., Like new, seats 4 WE BUY RV’S, FORD Trucks For More Information HOLDEN, CARPENTER, ROSCOW & KURDZIEL, PL Personal Representative: Travel Trailers, w/ drive-on alum trailer. ‘00, Mustang LX, /s/CHARLES I. HOLDEN, JR. /s/ Neal E. Wilborn, JR 5th Wheels, Incl $30,000 850hp world auto, V6, red, runs DODGE 5608 NW 43rd Street c/o Holden, Carpenter, Roscow & Motor Homes Gainesville, Florida 32653 Kurdziel, PL racing engine. Orginal excellent, $4,700. $ CHEAP $ 2004, DAKOTA, 4 x 4 cost $55,000. Selling Call US 352-201-6945 Crew Cab, MUST SEE, (352) 377-5900 5608 NW 43rd Street (352) 257-3894 Cell E-Mail Address: [email protected] Gainesville, Florida 32653 $25,000.(352)793-3511 (352) 794-6069 Office RENTALS Priced to Sell, Call For Details 352-628-4600 Florida Bar No.: 036709 or cell (352)303-9612 Auto Parts/ FORD Consignment USA December 11 & 18, 2012. ROD KENNER Accessories Escort, 4 Door, consignmentusa.org JEEP WE DO IT ALL! 352-436-3531 73k miles, New tires 2001 4cyl “TJ” Auto., Truck Bed Tool Box extra clean $3,650 BUY-SELL-RENT- A/C, soft top with lift kit. Meeting Meeting Meeting ERA AIRBOAT diamond plate aluminum (352) 257-3894 Cell CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV Low miles $10,500 Notices Notices Notices Suncoast Realty 15ft, Rivermaster locks both ends, 60” top (352) 794-6069 Office US 19 BY AIRPORT 352-220-4634 ★ Low Payments ★ 6 cyl, Continental Aircraft 51” bottom, exc. cond. FORD FUSION 506-1211 TUCRN engine, warp-drive prop, $100, 352-726-6845 Financing For ALL 12/17 Meeting 2010 Fusion, White exte- 461-4518 & 795-4440 Vans $7500 352-637-1391 rior, black interior,great PUBLIC NOTICE Vehicles NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Directors of the Citrus Memorial Health gas mileage, all the good- Foundation, Inc., a Fla. not for profit corporation will meet in Special Meeting for the Wanted ies: Navigation, Sync, MAZDA purpose of conducting an ATTORNEY/CLIENT SESSION on Monday, December 17, Power seat, a/c, ‘04. MPV, 7 Seater, 2012, at 7:15 P.M., in the Board Room, Administration Annex Building, Citrus Memorial sun/moon roof, leather, CHEVROLET mnrf, every thing pwer, Hospital, 502 W. Highland Boulevard, Inverness, Florida, for the purpose of commenc- $CHEAP $ AM/FM, all maintenance shwrm cond. 60k mi. ing an attorney/client session pursuant to Section 286.011(8), Florida Statutes. The at dealer, no accidents. SILVERADO $9,400 (352) 522-0467 purpose of the ATTORNEY/CLIENT SESSION will be to discuss all pending Citrus County RENTALS 08 CREW CAB, Blue SCAN OR GO TO Steve - 508-816-3964 or Hospital Board litigation cases. Pursuant to said statute, the Board will meet in open BAYLINER 1984 Consignment USA e-mail Silver, 67K miles, session and subsequently commence the attorney/client session which is estimated www. cuddy cabin, hard top, consignmentusa.org [email protected]. show-room condition ATVs to be approximately one and half (1.5) hours in duration. At the conclusion of the BestNatureCoast Volvo motor, AQ125A, WE DO IT ALL! $19,500 FLAWLESS, Fully ATTORNEY/CLIENT SESSION, the meeting shall be reopened per public notice. Properties.com needs tune-up. Has 2 BUY-SELL-RENT- accessorized “To view CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV GMC Guaranteed PERFECT POLARIS Those persons to be in attendance at this ATTORNEY/CLIENT SESSION are as follows: props, fish/depth finder, 2003, Yukon great waterfront 2001 Rolls float on US 19 BY AIRPORT Well Below Book at 2003 Trail Blaze 250 au- Citrus Memorial Health Foundation Board Members: ★ Low Payments ★ $8,495 $13,750, Firm tomatic, runs great, gar- Joseph Brannen properties” trailer worth $1000. 352-341-0018 David Langer Comes w/spare motor Financing For ALL 352-634-2091 age kept, very good 461-4518 & 795-4440 cond, needs 1 front tire, James Sanders Has service manual, HONDA Carlton Fairbanks, DMD Real Estate $1400 obo 352-795-9878 2nd owner - $2500 $$ TOP DOLLAR $$ 2004, ACCORD 4DR, IT’S FORD Sandra Chadwick V. Reddy, MD Robert Collins Wanted call Doug after 4pm For Wrecked, Junk or A HONDA…Call For Pric- ‘03, Ranger XLT, 31,200 V. Alugubelli, MD 352-212-8385 Unwanted Cars/Trucks. ing and Appointment miles, 5 spd., w/ topper Motorcycles Ryan Beaty, Chief Executive Officer Relocating family need- or 352-564-0855 $$ (352) 201-1052 $$ 352-628-4600 excel. cond. $6,000. Clark A. Stillwell, Esquire, Attorney for Citrus Memorial Health Foundation, Inc. ing atleast a 3/2/2 home LINCOLN Call (352) 795-1332 James J. Kennedy, Esquire, Attorney for Citrus Memorial Health Foundation, Inc. in Hernando Elementary BUYING JUNK CARS 1993 Town Car, Good Richard Oliver, Esquire, Attorney for Citrus Memorial Health Foundation, Inc. EAGLE SKIMMER ‘04 HONDA Court Reporter school district. Pre ap- ‘99, Flats Boat, tunnel, • Running or Not • Cond. New brakes, good FORD 2003 EXPEDITION 750 Shadow Aero. Runs December 11, 2012. proved/ fast transactions. 50 John, new troll mtr., CASH PAID - $300 & UP rubber, leather interior, LEATHER SEATS, V8 & looks great! $3500 No Real Estate Agents FF, GPS, excel. $6,000 (352) 771-6191 $2000 (352) 220-6303 3rd ROW SEATING (352) 344-0084 Kenny (419) 544-9355 obo (352) 527-4910 CASH BUYER’S NISSAN CALL 628-4600 Buying Used Cars Trucks 2004 350Z, silver 2dr. For An Appointment FLATS BOAT 507-1211 TUCRN Lots For Sale 1995 18ft Islander cc & Vans, For used car lot convertible, exc cond. 53k mles, $14,800 obo FORD 12/17 Meeting 2004 90hp Mercury 2ST. LARRY’S AUTO SALES, PUBLIC NOTICE 352 2004 F150XL 4x4,115K very low hrs. Jack plate, Hwy 19... 564-8333 352-382-4239 KAWASAKI A special shade meeting of the Board of Directors of the Citrus Memorial Health polling platform, fish SATURN ION miles, Camper top, V8, Foundation, Inc., will be held on Monday, December 17, 2012 at 7:00 P.M., in the White reg. cab 2006 VULCAN VF900 finder, heavy duty Alum. WE BUY 2007, 4 cyl, 4dr. gold, Board Room, located on the second floor of the Citrus Memorial Health System Ad- $7000.00 352-746-9150 Custom. Only 7000 trailer w/spare tire. $7200. ANY VEHICLE auto, AC,CD, 27k miles ministration Building, 502 Highland Blvd., Inverness, Florida. The following item will be 8525 LAKE In Any Condition miles, garage kept 906-203-2221 exc. cond. $9200 OBO on the agenda for this meeting: Tile, No Title, Bank Lien, GMC $3500 (352) 464-1495 BREEZE LANE, (Homosassa) (352) 382-0428 1) Risk Management Discussion (pursuant to Fla. Stat. 395.0197(14). INVERNESS, FL, No Problem, Don’t Trade ‘03, Sierra, extra cab, This agenda item will not be open to the public. JON BOAT it in. We Will Pay up to Classic new tires, Extra Clean December 11, 2012. 34450 $25K Any Make, Any automatic V6, $6,950 Build your dream home 18 ft., flat bottom,all Vehicles new decking, 25H Model. 813-335-3794 (352) 257-3894 Cell KAWASAKI on this beautiful GOLF 813-237-1892 call AJ (352) 794-6069 Office COURSE lot (100X125) mercury, GPS & Trailer CHEVROLET 2007 Vulcan 2000 located in Inverness Golf $3,500 (352) 563-0328 1980 Corvette Sting Ray, TOYOTA Classic Lt Factory 2053 508-1211 TUCRN and Country Club. Have Cars T-Top, 350 V8,Automatic, 1992 Pick-up, 10 Ft box cc in mint condition with 12/17 Meeting fun boating, fishing and STARCRAFT only 550 miles. Looks PUBLIC NOTICE ‘92 20FT PONTOON A/C,All original matching truck, 135K e-z miles, jet skiing on the nearby numbers,86,000 original well maintained, ready to and runs great Red and The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Citrus Memorial Health 50hp Yamaha, like new, Foundation, Inc., will be held on Monday, December 17, 2012, at 6:00 P.M., in the Tsala Apopka Chain of miles,98% restored, go, $3800 OBO Black with many extras. Lakes. Enjoy nature, wild- enclosed toilet, trailer dbl $ CHEAP $ $6750 FIRM. Phone Board Room, located on the second floor of the Citrus Memorial Health System Ad- $11,700.000 (352) 344-8882 or ministration Building, 502 Highland Blvd., Inverness, Florida. life and the natural beauty axel w/ new tires. 352-726-8124 $4400.(352) 220-1342 RENTALS 352-267-0952 [email protected] of Fort Cooper State Consignment USA There will also be meetings of the Executive Committee, Audit Committee, and the Park. Call Kelly at WE HAVE BOATS consignmentusa.org Surplus Surplus Surplus Finance Committee held in the Board Room, beginning at 3:00 p.m. to address gen- 860-459-2411 GULF TO LAKE WE DO IT ALL! Property Property Property eral, financial and administrative matters to be presented to the Board. Copies of HOMOSASSA MARINE BUY-SELL-RENT- the Agendas are available in the Administration office. Any person wishing to appeal any decision made by this Board, with respect to any matter considered at Wooded Lot, wet lands We Pay CASH For CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV 918-1130 DAILY CRN will be selling surplus prop- ber 27, until December such meeting, must ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, on Lee Woods Drive Used Clean Boats US 19 BY AIRPORT Surplus Prop. erty and equipment via 17, 2012. which record must include the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to ★ ★ PUBLIC NOTICE 112 x 114 ft. river ac- Pontoon, Deck & Fish- Low Payments the internet at Pub: November 27 thru be based. The Citrus County Board cess, but not on River ing Boats (352)527-0555 Financing For ALL govdeals.com, Novem- December 17, 2012. December 11, 2012. $7,000. 352-621-1664 boatsupercenter.com 461-4518 & 795-4440 of County Commissioners

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