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FRIDAY, JANUARYOUTH 20, 2012 LAKE RESS50¢ NEWSSTAND S www.southlakepress.com P ATentofTin Party affiliations of REGISTERED VOTERS in Lake County Republicans 85,325 Democrats 64,659 No party affiliation 32,810 “Others” 8,094 Voting for Republican nomination starts soon CHRIS GERBASI | Staff Writer [email protected] Early voting is under way for a presi- dential primary that is expected to draw a good turnout in Lake and Sumter counties. The Republican presidential prefer- ence primary election will be held Jan. 31. The election is for Republican vot- ers only. Early voting runs from VICTORIA ALDRICH/DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday through Jan. 28, and includes Larry Rescoe discusses with guests the South Lake Historical Society’s project to convert a used World War II-era Quonset hut into a museum. The museum Sunday. will feature items donated or loaned by area residents, said SLHS secretary Delores Walker. All Lake County locations will be CLERMONT open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Hours in Sumter County are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Any registered Republican voter who wants to vote before Election Day Quonset hut to house World War II museum may vote at any of the early voting locations. On Election Day, voters ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer months renovating the structure inside The only problem now is that the cabi- must go to their assigned precincts. A [email protected] and out in preparation for its transforma- nets, shelves and showcases are in need of signature and photo identification are tion into a museum. soon-to-be-opened World War II items to fill them up, said the veteran who required to vote. Last summer, the city weather-proofed served in Vietnam and during WWII in the Emogene W. Stegall, county super- museum will be housed inside a the outside of the building. Grants from Army Intelligence department. visor of elections, said voters have A Quonset hut, a venue that should the Community Foundation of South Lake Historical society members hope veter- shown “a lot of interest’’ in this year’s bring back memories for soldiers who and Sears allowed the inside to be parti- ans and their families can loan or donate presidential primary, just as in past lived in the “tents of tin” during their mili- tioned, cleaned up and built up. artifacts. years. tary service. Larry Rescoe, Jim Briggs, Gene Thomas, Walker said they are looking for all types “We usually have a pretty good “This (Quonset hut) is where soldiers Dwayne Zoller and Ray Goodgame have of memorabilia from uniforms, shoulder turnout,’’ Stegall said. “In 2008, we had lived and slept during the war,” Historical refinished the wood and floors, weather patches and medals, to posters, identifica- a very good turnout.’’ Society Treasurer Delores Walker said of proofed windows, and sanded and painted tion cards, pictures and dog tags. Stegall said the ballots were certified the lightweight prefabricated structures the inside of the hut. According to Rescoe, they are also in and printed before some Republican that were made of corrugated galvanized candidates withdrew from the race. Rescoe, a park ranger at Lake Louisa need of a set of military bunk beds (two- steel. The candidates on the ballot: Michele State Park and accomplished carpenter story), a wall locker, two male mannequins Bachmann, Herman Cain, Newt The Quonset hut has been sitting at the has been busy building lighted display and a small round table that can be used South Lake Historical Society’s Village for cabinets, shelves and showcases for WWII SEE POLITICS | A2 years. Volunteers have spent the past five memorabilia. SEE QUONSET | A2

MASCOTTE INSIDE CLASSIFIED B8 Banasco takes police chief CROSSWORDS B2 DEATHS A5 reins from retiring Allen REAL ESTATE C1 REMEMBER WHEN B1 ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer SPORTS B4 [email protected] VOICES A4 Last year on Jan. 3, 2011, Mascotte Police Chief Steve Allen WORD ON THE STREET A2 presented the Education Award to Corporal Ronaldo Banasco in recognition of having attained his master’s SOUTH LAKE PRESS degree in criminal justice from Keiser University. Fast forward one year to the day — to Jan. 3, 2012 — and VOLUME 97, NO.3 | 3 SECTIONS once again, Allen presented Banasco with something. This ©2008, HarborPoint Media. time, it was his police chief badge. VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL All rights reserved. Interim Police Chief Ronaldo Banasco SEE POLICE CHIEF | A5 www.southlakepress.com

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A2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, January 20, 2012 What South Lake residents are saying about the... South Lake Briefs CLERMONT Wordon the THE SINKING OF THE CRUISE SHIP The Haven, Renaissance Street Do you think the ship’s captain should have been arrested? Group have relocated The shared office of The Haven of Lake and Sumter Counties and The Renaissance Group of Central Florida, has moved from 2105 Hartwood Marsh Road to 345 N. U.S. Highway 27 in Clermont. All services are provide free of charge at the facility. Call Gloria Bailey at 352-242-1711 for information about the Renais- sance Group. CLERMONT Definitely, I mean if I think something Yes, because it seems Yes, for leaving all Yes. Because he’s a Legends raises $4,000 you are gonna leave should be done with he caused the accident those people there not coward and very self to help co-worker in need the ship under those him. All the facts may that killed people and knowing what to do. centered. There’s gotta circumstances, with not be out yet, but then he left the ship in GWEN ARNDT be something wrong Legends Golf and Country Club in people still on there in there’s something a bad way. CLERMONT with the guy’s head. Clermont recently hosted a golf tour- danger, then yes, he is wrong in Denmark. ROGER REES SEASONAL He knows better and nament that raised more than $4,000 definitely responsible NORMAN ARNDT CLERMONT RESIDENT knew what he was to benefit co-worker Linda Adelson, a for that. He should be CLERMONT SEASONAL doing. He deserves server at Legends Grille and Tavern at tried and serve time RESIDENT whatever is coming to Legends Golf and Country Club who for each person that him. is undergoing treatment for breast dies actually. CARMEN RODRIGUEZ cancer. ALISON DUFLON CLERMONT Gene Garrote, president of Cele- CLERMONT bration Golf Management, which owns and operates Legends Golf and Country Club, said 40 Legends golfers entered the tourney, which featured hole sponsors and raffles. “Linda Adelson is a very special per- son, and Legends is a very special golfing community,” Garrote said. “We have conducted many fundrais- ers at Celebration Golf Managements family of courses throughout Central Florida, but you never realize how important these events are until it hits close to home like this,” Garrote said. For information, contact Garrote at 407-566-1045. CLERMONT Karaoke Master singing contest begins Preliminary weekly competition for the Karaoke Master singing contest is under way at the Lakeside Grille and Sports Bar in downtown Clermont and will continue every Wednesday through March 7. Top scores from weekly contests will receive a $25 gift certificate from Lakeside Grill and also qualify for one of eight slots to compete in the grand finale taking place on March 14. VICTORIA ALDRICH/DAILY COMMERCIAL Karaoke Master is a production of South Lake Historical Society Secretary Delores Walker looks over potential display items for the new World War II museum to be housed in a renovated Smooth Musical Entertainment which Quonset hut at the society’s Historical Village. is owned and operated by Clermont businessman Mike Madawi. In lieu of flowers, consider a gift to support Hospice care. “I’m calling this a ‘classy’ build- QUONSET ing,” Walker said. “I think when it’s Entry fee and application are CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 finished, there will be a lot for peo- required. ple to see.” Call 352-267-0044 for details, or go for a possible display of soldiers And though Rescoe said he will to www.smoothme.com. 888-728-6234 Cornerstonehospice.org sitting in their barracks playing be finished with most of the reno- cards and one of what their sleep- vations before the end of the GROVELAND ing quarters looked like. month, much work is still to be Discover ‘The Importance Rescoe said the beds will be made done to finalize the displays before of Being Earnest’ up to look “tight” as expected of all the museum’s opening sometime soldiers, no matter what branch of this spring. Walker said she’s The South Lake High School the military they served in. shooting for an opening in May Performing Arts Department has “For veterans, they’ll turn the on Armed Services Day. If not, announced the next show of the 2011- corner, see the bed and just she’d like to choose another day 12 theater season will be Oscar Wilde’s ‘know,’” Rescoe said. that is patriotic in nature. hysterical comedy of manners, “The Also in the museum will be a Walker is donating the dog tags, Importance of Being Earnest.” Direct Cremation “Wall of Remembrance,” dedicat- Performances will take place on Jan. ed to honoring any WWII veterans her identification card and other memorabilia belonging to her own 26-29 in the auditorium of South Lake who were born, raised or who died High School, located at 15600 Silver $ in South Lake County. husband, an armed guard on mer- chant ships who served during Eagle Road. 675 Clermont Councilman Ray Shows are at 7 p.m. Jan. 27 and 28 Goodgame, a member of the his- WWII in the Navy reserve. Plus Container Funds are also being accepted and at 3 p.m., Jan. 29. torical society and a military veter- All ages are invited. Recommended an, said veterans’ names, ranks, for items that can be purchased, Ron Becker, Director such as the beds and mannequins. age of interest is middle school and branches of service and where older. they served will be included on a Anyone with any items to Seating is limited to 50 per perform- 352-394-8228 wall to one day be filled with metal donate can contact Dodie King, ance with reservations highly recom- 921 S. US Hwy 27 • Minneola, FL name tags (symbolizing dog tags) Historic Village manager, at 352- of those veterans who’ve died. 593-8496. mended. Reservations can be made by calling Jennifer Julian at 352-394- 2100, ext. 5540, or by email at, [email protected]. POLITICS Tickets are $5 for all guests. CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 CLERMONT Gingrich, Jon Huntsman, Gary Johnson, Relay for Life looking for Ron Paul, Rick Perry, Mitt Romney and Rick participants and sponsors Santorum. The registration books are closed, and as One of many Relay for Life events of Jan. 14 in Lake County, there were 85,325 taking place in Lake County will be in registered Republicans among a total of Clermont, April 27-28, and will 190,888 registered voters. By comparison, include a 24-hour run/walk event at there were 64,659 Democrats; 32,810 with the South Lake High School track in no party affiliation; and 8,094 “others.’’ Groveland. In Sumter County, there were 34,090 regis- Organizers are looking for individu- tered Republicans, 22,408 Democrats and als, businesses, service organizations, 13,005 “others” for a total of 69,503. schools and others to support the For information, visit the Lake County worldwide event by organizing a Elections Office at 315 W. Main St. in team, contributing monetarily or Tavares; call 352-343-9734; e-mail elec- hosting a fundraiser for the event. [email protected]; or go to For information on Relay for Life in elections.lakecountyfl.gov. South Lake contact Karen In Sumter County, call 352-569-1540 or Zimmerman at 407-758-1041, or visit visit www.sumterelections.org. www.relayforlife.org.

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OURVOICE Pay attention, YOUROPINIONS get engaged LETTERS TO THE EDITOR There’s nothing left for STAY INFORMED: Although politics may lawmakers to promise not grab the interest of the public, staying informed In 1831, a French member of the and expressing your opinion are two vital elements aristocracy, Alexis De Toqueville, con- for retaining a healthy democracy. ducted an extensive visit to the newly minted United States to study our lorida’s legislators began their annual political and social structure. In 1835, session two months earlier than usual — he wrote a very insightful book, F to approve new voting districts based on “Democracy in America,” that had recent U.S. Census figures. The maps must be both praise and criticism for the U.S. ready in time for this year’s elections. He noted that in representative With Republicans in control of both the state governments, office seekers promise House and state Senate, redistricting decisions things to voters if they elect them. But, will have long-reaching effects. he wondered, paraphrasing, what do Lake and Sumter counties have two senators you do when there is nothing left to and four representatives with districts covering promise? portions of this area. The House has 120 repre- We are now seeing this dilemma sentatives; the Senate has 40 members. come to pass in Europe. Legislators have a full agenda, including The first crisis is Greece. The Greek billion-dollar budget problems. government joined the Euro and, Gov. Rick Scott wants to boost education allegedly, had the help of Goldman MILLARD K. IVES / DAILY COMMERCIAL funding with about $1.9 billion in cuts from Sachs to conceal its borrowing to fund Homeland Security officers participate in an Operation Shield training exercise on Jan. 3 Medicaid through lower reimbursements to a generous social welfare system that at the Leesburg Social Security Administration office. hospitals in South and Central Florida. Under simply was not sustainable. Hairdres- Scott’s plan, companies would get $35 million sers and radio announcers could retire in tax cuts and another $230 million in incen- in full government pensions at 50 DHS has turned into armed thugs tives to expand. because they were in “hazardous” occupations. Legislators have 60 days to get their work This is the latest travesty brought conduct should be brought before There are many other examples of done. Voters should pay attention and get to you by the federal government in Congress to answer these ques- engaged. Florida’s economic and political well- bizarre “retirements” and a strong the name of national security. tions, and then fired. Arming a being is at stake. Staying informed and express- culture of avoiding taxes. Men, heavily armed with semiau- bunch of goons and sending them ing your opinion are two vital elements for As Margaret Thatcher has famously tomatic weapons, surrounded the unannounced into public spaces, retaining a healthy democracy. said, “Socialism works until you run Leesburg Social Security office on saying you’re being proactive out of other people’s money.” Well, the Jan. 3. The Department of This is our government. Our elected repre- against terrorism, is terrorism. Greeks have run out of other people’s Homeland Security (DHS) called it sentatives are making decisions that will The DHS has turned into a bunch money, and the Germans and others a proactive drill. They stated they change our lifestyles and shape our future. of armed thugs running around like simply don’t want to pay anymore. I checked videos, security, alarms a SWAT team. We cannot afford to ignore what’s going on believe that, in spite of the European and more. in Tallahassee.Our representatives need to Do we need this? Does it make Union’s strenuous efforts, Greece will I guess to the DHS scaring seniors you feel any safer knowing your hear from us. Here are their names, telephone eventually have to declare bankruptcy with heavily armed men makes numbers and email addresses: federal government is planning and leave the E.U. more sense than sending two peo- future unannounced armed raids But this also raises the specter of ࡯ State Sen. Paula Dockery, R-Lakeland, ple in business attire. against other public places you may Italy, Spain, Portugal and Ireland. Not The heavily armed men also ran- 850-487-5040, [email protected] be? ࡯ State Sen. Alan Hays, R-Umatilla, 850-487-5014, to mention the precarious state of domly checked IDs. Do we now Freedom is not free. Some people Belgium and France. have to carry our “papers” to enter a [email protected] take advantage of their freedom ࡯ State Rep. Charles E. Van Zant, R-Keystone Heights, The E.U. is demanding a fiscal public building? and try to restrict the freedom of 850-488-0665, [email protected] regime that guarantees years long Did the DHS actually think it others. We pass laws to take care of ࡯ State Rep. Larry Metz, R-Yalaha, 850-488-0348, depression. I believe populist politi- would find a situation here that these situations, but only after the [email protected] cians will rise up, be elected and insist would require it to use this much ࡯ State Rep. Stephen Precourt, R-Celebration, 850-488- on returning to their own deeply force, or that anyone would even laws are broken do we take action. 0256 devalued currency. This spells chaos in think to call the DHS, if it did? If someone were to take a terrorist ࡯ State Rep. H. Marlene O’Toole, R-Lady Lake, 850-488- Europe. People are seeking to leave Where are these battle-ready troops action against a public building, law 5991, [email protected]. the Euro, and this has caused the U.S. being staged? Will we now have enforcement can handle it. To send dollar to strengthen. Iceland chose not DHS stormtrooper bases in all in the stormtroopers and call it a to accept this. It experienced a short, metro areas? Are they now a sepa- proactive drill is dangerous, stupid WHAT’S YOUR OPINION? sharp depression but is on the mend. rate federal police? and un-American. The SOUTH LAKE PRESS invites you to write letters to the editor, Our turn is coming. Uncle Sam bor- This is how tyranny begins. Before If this is the federal governments expressing your original thoughts, on topics of public interest. Letters rows 43 cents for every dollar he cur- long you’ll be hearing, “I was only answer to preserving freedom, then should be no longer than 350 words. They must be original, signed with the full name of the writer and include the writer’s address and rently spends. We are looking at a fis- following orders.” the terrorists have already won. telephone number for verification. We reserve the right to edit for cal train wreck because our debt and Whoever authorized this kind of TERRY POMERLEAU | Fruitland Park length to make room for more letters. Letters also will be edited for grammar, clarity, taste and libel. We accept no more than two letters unfunded liabilities are as bad, if not per month from the same writer. No open letters, form letters or worse, than those of Europe. There are copies of letters to third parties will be published. We do not pub- lish unsigned letters. Submissions are not returned. We retain the three political parties in Congress — sions but should not be able to He has been abusing executive pow- right to archive and republish any material submitted for publication. the Democrats, the Republicans and exempt themselves from federal laws ers, thus setting the stage for disband- You can submit your letters by: the appropriators. The appropriators that the rest of us have to live under. ing Congress. E-mail (preferred) to: [email protected] come from both parties and, because As it now stands, Congress is a con- The Supreme Court and many of the By regular mail to: of their seniority, gravitate to the tinuing criminal enterprise just like other federal courts have been seeded Letters to the Editor 732 W. Montrose St. appropriations committees, where Wall Street, big pharma and big agri- with socialist liberal judges that will Clermont, FL 34711 they enjoy great power and influence. culture. rule in Obama’s favor when requested, By fax to: 352-394-8001 But they have spent us into the same Time to get out the pitchforks and thus ending constitutional law. He dead end as Europe. march. would not be the first world leader to EDITORIALS Because of this impending crisis, the take control of a nation. Editorials are the consensus opinion of the editorial board, not any JAMES R. FISHER SR. | Mount Dora individual. They are written by the editorial staff, but are not signed. next election is probably the most His administration is the most cor- Some editorials are provided by a third-party service. important in more than 100 years. We Heaven help us if Obama rupt, incompetent, dangerous and must severely limit members of tyrannical administration in American GUEST COLUMNS is re-elected this year history. If you would like to submit a guest column on a local, state or Congress to an absolute term limit of national issue, e-mail your submission to southlakepress@daily- 12 years. Heaven help us if Obama is re-elect- He has a long history of being at commercial.com, or mail it to Letters to Editor, 732 W. Montrose St., ed in 2012. odds with America and our core prin- Clermont, FL 34711. Guest columns should be limited to 550 words We must prevent them from ever in length. The writer also must submit a recent photograph to be lobbying any government entity what- For the sake of our children and ciples. published with the column, as well as a brief biographical sketch. soever. They receive generous pen- grandchildren, he must be defeated. LARRY BIDDLE | Lady Lake

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Friday, January 20, 2012 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A5

CLERMONT Local schools rev up for Celebrate Literacy Week

Special to the South Lake Press from author Marianne a vocabulary word. selves wrote and illustrat- Berkes. Grassy Lake Elementary, ed. Guest speaker Michael Students at South Lake Groveland Elementary Minneola — Family read- Sterns ,who is a speaker County schools will be — Combined Family ing day. and author of books, will participating in a host of Reading Night and Sawgrass Bay Elemen- share his message and tell events next week aimed at "Snuggle Up with a Book." tary, Clermont — Each stu- about the adventures of promoting literacy during Parents and students will dent will create a new Kokopelli (the main char- the statewide Celebrate be invited to come to book cover for their acter in his books). He will Literacy Week, Florida! school for an evening of favorite book. The new speak to the classes for 45 This year's theme is reading fun. They can covers will be joined minutes. “Take the Lead and Read.” come with a blanket and together to create one A sampling of local FRIDAY school events for literacy dressed in pajamas as part giant class quilt. The quilts week includes: of the classroom “snuggle will be hung outside each Cypress Ridge Elemen- up with a book.” Others classroom. Classes will be tary, Clermont — Guest MONDAY can continue the family encouraged to tour the readers throughout the Groveland Elementary reading night where par- hallways to see the dis- day. — Launch the theme ents read with/to their plays. Groveland Elementary children — Authors and communi- “Read Every Day – Lead a THURSDAY ty guest readers through- Better Life” on the morn- WEDNESDAY ing announcement with Sawgrass Bay Elemen- out the day. the PSA video produced by Cypress Ridge Elemen- tary — “Meet Young Lost Lake Elementary, the media specialist. tary, Clermont — "Snuggle Authors and Snuggle Up Clermont — Vocabulary Lost Lake Elementary, Up and Read" includes and Read.” Students and hat parade. Clermont — Fairy Tale students dressing in paja- parents will be invited to Sawgrass Bay Elemen- Day: Students share their mas and bringing their pil- come to school from 6 to 8 tary, Clermont — Author favorite fairy tale with the lows and favorite books to p.m. dressed in their paja- and motivational speaker class. read. mas to listen as guest read- Michael Sterns will give Groveland Elementary ers read stories. Cookies various presentations for TUESDAY — Faculty, staff and stu- and hot chocolate will be the entire school, and Cypress Ridge Elemen- dents will be encouraged served. Students will dis- share his books and posi- tary, Clermont — Visit to wear a T-shirt depicting play books that they them- tive message about literacy.

Banasco holds an associate’s interim police chief will save the city POLICE CHIEF degree, a Bachelor of Arts and a mas- a little money during a time of tran- CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 ter’s in criminal justice. sition. In addition, Banasco plans on con- As of now, Banasco will take his Banasco took over as interim chief tinuing his education to receive a interim post with a starting salary of on Jan. 10 after Allen retired after doctorate in business administra- $57,960 per year. nine years as Mascotte’s police chief tion. Preceding his retirement, Allen and 39 years total in law enforce- According to Banasco, another earned an annual salary of $73,382. ment. thing he brings to table is that he Gleason said the $57,000 salary is “I view the chief (Allen) as a high speaks Spanish, something he feels the opening range for the position. mentor, so when he handed his is a positive attribute since many of That number, he said, will be badge over to me, it was like a sense Macotte’s citizen's are of Hispanic reviewed in approximately six of honor for me, not only because I descent. months, when Banasco’s interim sta- was named interim chief, but “That I can communicate with tus will most likely be discussed by because my goal is to assume his those Spanish-speaking citizens members of council. role and continue his quest for the might bring some comfort and citizens of Mascotte,” Banasco said. “For all intensive purposes, Mr. bridge the communication gap, Allen’s last day on the job was Banasco is the police chief. The which is a big, big benefit in law marked by a luncheon attended by ‘interim’ status just means it’s on a enforcement,” Banasco said. “When city staff, city officials and police trial basis and gives council and the you’re dealing with Latinos, you have department personnel. individual in the position the oppor- a culture that becomes more open Banasco is Lake County’s first-ever tunity to make sure of a good fit,” when linguistics are not in their Hispanic/Puerto Rican police vhief, Gleason said, adding that he has who many citizens know simply as way.” confidence in Banasco, since he’s “Officer B.” Banasco’s goal is to retain an open- already been in the city for many “It’s a wonderful thing for me to door policy for every citizen of years and is acclimated to the com- have been looked at and promoted. I Mascotte. munity and staff. was also overwhelmed by the com- “If someone needs something, if Mayor Tony Rosado said he feels munity’s response and support,” they’re victims of a crime or if they Banasco is a great addition to staff Banasco said. “And being the first have a concern, we’re there to help and is looking forward to working Hispanic/Latino police chief sets a them,” he said. “I’d like to retain with him. good milestone, and shows others things the way they are. We are a “I am confident that he (Banasco) that what it takes is perseverance, safe, friendly city, we patrol and citi- has the dedication, knowledge, edu- perseverance, perseverance.” zens are very proactive.” cation and ability to be efficient at After a 13-year stint as a correc- Banasco said Allen’s code, which the helm,” Rosado said. “I also think tions officer with the Florida states, “We strive to do so (serve the it’s a great asset to have someone in Department of Corrections, Banasco citizens) with respect, fairness, and the community with his cultural came on board with the Mascotte compassion. We work hard to diversity. Police Department in 2000 as a respond as quickly as possible, and “It helps make people see we're police officer reserve and code we hold ourselves to the highest probably more diversified than peo- enforcement officer. standards of performance and ple may think,” the mayor said. He left briefly to go to Winter ethics,” will remain in place at all Banasco, who is married with Haven in 2003 but returned to times. three children, said he hopes to be Mascotte later that year as a field According to City Manager Jim appointed as full-time chief after his training officer. Gleason, Banasco’s appointment as interim period.

IN MEMORY

DEATH NOTICES Guadiamus, 80, of John Lamar Stewart Kenny E. Walker Clermont died Thursday, John Lamar Stewart, 75, Kenny E. Walker, 64, of Craig A. Barnett Jan. 12, 2012. Cremation of Ferndale died Thursday, Choices, Minneola. Clermont died Tuesday, Craig A. Barnett, 57, of Jan. 12, 2012. Becker Jan. 10, 2012. Cremation Groveland, died Thursday, John W. Kilpatrick II Family Funeral Home, Jan. 12, 2012. Cremation John Wesley Kilpatrick II, Clermont. Choices, Minneola. Choices, Minneola. 55, of Clermont died James Joseph Costello Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012. Becker Family Funeral James Joseph Costello Home, Clermont. “Doc”, 84, of Clermont died Wednesday, Jan. 11, Thomas J. Paulick 2012. Becker Family Thomas J. Paulick, 90 of Funeral Home, Clermont. Clermont, died Sunday, John Louis Ford Sr. Jan. 15, 2012. Becker John Louis Ford Sr., 88, Family Funeral Home, of Webster died Sunday, Clermont. Jan. 8, 2012. Floyd’s John Edward Perine Funeral Home, Clermont. John Edward Perine, 67, Charles Gaffney Jr. of Clermont, died Sunday, Charles “Clayton” Jan. 15, 2012. Becker Gaffney Jr., 78, of Family Funeral Home, Dunnellon died Sunday, Clermont. Jan. 15, 2012. Becker John Romano Family Funeral Home, John Romano, 78, of Clermont. Clermont died Tuesday, Joyce M. G’sell Jan. 10, 2012. Floyd’s Joyce M. G’sell, 92, of Funeral Home, Clermont. Umatilla died Wednesday, Vernice Snow-Griffin Jan. 11, 2012. Cremation Vernice D. Snow-Griffin, Choices, Minneola. 81, of Webster died Daisie C. Guadiamus Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012. Daisie Clements Cremation Choices, Minneola. C M Y K C M Y K

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801 City Grille Engage Church Pamela J. Helton, P.A. A T Title & Trust Et Al Shoppe Reed & Archer AdComm Creative Marketing Group Finders Keepers Richard & Toni Bell B&H Consultants First United Methodist Church S. Lynn Cummings, P.A. Bacchus Vino Etcetera Florida From a Kayak Salon Love BankFIRST Flower's Finds Smooth Musical Entertainment Becker Funeral Home Flowerscape Solutions, Inc South Lake Animal League Bishops Paint & Carpet Granny Nannies South Lake Art League Broadway Pet Grooming Spa Graphics Direct South Lake Chamber of Commerce Cheeser's Palace Grizzard Commercial Realty South Lake County Historical Society Choice Collections Consignment Hancock Bank South Lake Elks City of Clermont Hanks Electric South Lake Junior Woman's Club Clermont Herb Shop & Day Spa Hibiscus Studio South Lake Montessori School Clermont Office Suites Homes For Heros South Lake Press Clermont Sewing & Quilting Insight Credit Union St. Matthias Episcopal Church Clermont Women's Club Kyle Promotions Sugar Mama’s Bake Shoppe Colourz for Hail & Nails Lake Apopka Natural Gas District The News Leader CornerStone Music Lyn's Deli & Ice Cream Shop The Vintage View Dancewear Corner Marbek Construction Tomas J Ballesteros, DMD Dobby Stained Glass Moonlight Players Totally Unique Downtown Waterfront Florist M-Print Graphix, Inc Tres Chic Boutique Eco Sports New Beginnings United Southern Bank Ecomaids Green Cleaning Services Not Just Dance Victor J Baker - Primerica Encore Home Décor Olivenbaum Insurance WEBvelations

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Friday, January 20, 2012 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A9 MONTVERDE | TERRIFIC KIDS AT NEW HOPE GOODforYOU Terrific Kids for New Hope Christian Academy in Applauding the accomplishments of readers Montverde for December 2010 were Ryan Auffrey, SUBMIT YOUR OWN PHOTOS AND INFORMATION: Do you have photographs from a Jordan Ullah, F. Andrew charity, church or civic event that you want featured in “Good for You”? You can send them Rivera, Lizzy Rivera, Ethan to [email protected]. Be sure to identify everyone in the photo (full Maltzman, Mia Powell, names) and include details on the who, what, when, where and why of the event. And don’t Gabriel Rosario. forget to include your contact information. COURTESY PHOTO CLERMONT | BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB DONATION

COURTESY PHOTO From left, Alan Garcia, Michelle Michnoff, Richard Collins, Kathy Scherer, R. J. Sumner and Audrey Jackson-Morgan present a $750 check to the Boys & Girls Club at a recent Clermont Kiwanis Club meeting.

CLERMONT | CARFIT PROGRAM Linda Harville from the Lake County Sheriff’s office was the guest speaker at a December meeting of the Clermont Kiwanis Club. She spoke on the CarFit Program.

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NOTEBOOK SATURDAY BILLIE THATCHER SINGS BROADWAY — A ONE WOMAN SHOW: 7 p.m., Congregation Sinai, 303A N. U.S. Highway 27 in Minneola. Tickets $10. Contact Carolyne Gilbert at 352-242-0413 for tickets and information. “BEST KEPT SECRETS OF BECOMING AN ARTIST” WITH JUDI MATTISON: For beginners, 1 p.m., Marion Baysinger Memorial Library, 756 W. Broad St., in Groveland. Contact Norma Thompson at 352-429-4639 for details. LET A RETIRED GREY- HOUND RACE INTO YOUR HEART MEET AND GREET: 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Irish Farms and Pet Supply, 102 S. Highway 27, Minneola, Call 352-243-0924. HISTORIC VILLAGE TOUR GUIDE TRAINING: 10 a.m., for anyone interested in serving as a tour guide for the homes and other buildings located in the Historic Village in Clermont. Call 352-394- 1390 for information. TREE GIVEAWAY BY CLERMONT GARDEN CLUB IN CELEBRATION OF ARBOR DAY: 8 a.m., Publix store at the Citrus Tower, Clermont. Trees will be distributed on a first- come-first-serve basis. JAN. 23 LAKE MINNEOLA HIGH SCHOOL SAC MEETING: 6 p.m., media center. OPERA@THE LIBRARY’S PROGRAM FOR JANUARY WILL BE GIUSEPPE VERDI’S OTELLO: 1:45 to 5 p.m., in room 108B, Cooper Memorial Library, 2525 Oakley Seaver Dr., in Clermont. Contact Dennis Smolarek at 352- 536-2275 and email at [email protected]. C M Y K

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Friday, January 20, 2012 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A11 GOODforYOU Applauding the accomplishments of readers

SUBMIT YOUR OWN PHOTOS AND INFORMATION: Do you have photographs from a charity, church or civic event that you want featured in “Good for You”? You can send them to [email protected]. Be sure to identify everyone in the photo (full names) and include details on the who, what, when, where and why of the event. And don’t forget to include your contact information.

CLERMONT | WOMEN’S CLUB DONATION

COURTESY PHOTO Joann Apel, past president of the Clermont Women’s Club and member of the South Lake County Historical Society board of directors, is shown donating a check for $500 to Ray Goodgame, president of the historical society, on behalf of the women’s club at a recent meeting of the historical society in Clermont. Funds will help with renovations to the interior of the Quonset hut located in the Historical Village, which is being converted into a World War II Museum (see related story on Page A1. For information, visit southlakehistoricalsociety.com, or call Dodie King at 352-593-8496.

MINNEOLA | TERRIFIC KIDS

COURTESY PHOTO December’s Terrific Kids at Grassy Lake Elementary School in Minneola were Marcus Boone, Yarely Martinez-Lopez, Jayson Quinones, Jose Velez, Clayton Grant Russell, Christian Lugo, Melodie Guadamuz, Jillian Tulchinsky, Seth Moore, Kaylee James, Tyler Wilkins, Brian Mort, Ralph Ortiz, Logan Miller, Morgan Lucas, Gabriella Rodermond, Victoria Kowalczyk, Justin Lima, Nicole Wilzcynski, Miriam Lawton, Karmiya Smith, Jodimae Leodones, Lily Chatfield, Francisco Negron, Shayla DeLaCruz, Luke Talaber, Natalie Guzman, Eric Bhagwan, Madison Lucas, Emily Lachhman, Taylor Hines, Henry Purser, Paige Ward, Kenlee, Krumm, Meredyth Davis, Samantha Jones, Jaylynn Morales, Ledio Gjunkshi, Madison Meehan, Laina Iannotti, Madison Muniz, Devin Lampe, Austin Cammarano, Chris Martinez, James Tharp, Lauren Nasca, Rayanna Taylor, Teigen Pedersen, Stephanie Martinez, Gunnar Uutinen, Koby Smith and Jared Stephens.

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A12 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, January 20, 2012 GOODforYOU Applauding the accomplishments of readers

SUBMIT YOUR OWN PHOTOS AND INFORMATION: Do you have photographs from a charity, church or civic event that you want featured in “Good for You”? You can send them to pam- [email protected]. Be sure to identify everyone in the photo (full names) and include details on the who, what, when, where and why of the event. And don’t forget to include your contact information.

MINNEOLA | CELEBRATING CHANUKAH WINTER GARDEN | YOUNG ARTISTS

COURTESY PHOTO Vinnie Siracusano, the elementary and middle school art teacher at Foundation Academy in Winter Garden, recently entered student artwork in a national art contest with 16 of the students’ artwork chosen eligible for monetary prizes to be awarded later this year. The eighth-grade students were Zach Cox, the Leaning Clarinet of Cheeza; Gracie Gaffney, Hatch-Choo ... Choo; and Morgan Hassell, Say CHESSSS! The seventh-grade students were Cynthia Hall, Still Life; Delaney Sharp, COURTESY PHOTO Trainbow; and Brandon Baltodano, Puppet Pose. The sixth-grade students were Rebecca Faria, Members of Congregation Sinai in Minneola celebrated Chanukah in December by lighting a Moving Still Life (fan); Lauren Mansuy, Fan Blowing Bubbles; and Valeria Colon, Art Rocks (fan). The Menorah, and singing songs at a December event, led by Joe and Lynn Goldovitz and accompanied fifth-grade students were Neilly Ross, Turtle in Boat at Sunset; Sarah Lau, Wooden Bridge; Morgan by some of the children. Everyone enjoyed a traditional meal of potato latkes served with applesauce Lane, Pizza Train; and Danielle Siracusano, Spouting Train. The fourth-grade student was Tate and sour cream and jelly donuts for dessert. For information about Congregation Sinai, 303A N. U.S. Minks, Coke Bottle Legs. The third-grade students were Katie Hoenstine, Twisted Rails; and Isabel Highway 27 in Minneola, call 352-243-5353. Johnson, Zolo Still Life.

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GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH REAL LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH UNITY OF CLERMONT CLERMONT CLERMONT, FL “Helping Real People Find Real Faith” Positive, Progressive Spirituality MINNEOLA •Bible centered preaching Worship Times Publishers of the Daily Word Saturday 6:00 pm 490 West Avenue, Clermont FL 34711 CONGREGATION SINAI OF MINNEOLA BLESSED SACRAMENT •Blended worship • Friendly atmosphere Sunday 9:10 & 11:15 am On the Lake in the Historic Village Train Depot A Progressive Jewish Congregation CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday Worship: 10:00 am Weekend Programs Shabbat services are conducted every 720 12th Street • Clermont, FL 34711 407-765-5346 Many Other Activities each week The EDGE (Children) Friday at 7:45 pm 352-394-3562 Email: [email protected] 14244 Johns Lake Road, Clermont Services are held at the synagogue located at: All Services Web: southlakeunity.com Saturday Vigil Masses 303A North US Highway 27, Minneola (1/2 Mile East of Wal-Mart) Student Groups Sunday Service 10:00 a.m. English: 4 pm and Spanish: 7 pm Religious School, Men’s Club & Women’s Club Jon Bekemeyer, Senior Pastor The Way (Middle School) Messgae line: 352-243-5353 Sunday Masses: Wednesdays 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm 407-877-4048 Email: [email protected] 8 am, 10 am, 12 noon (Contemporary Mass) Catalyst (High School) www.communitychurchclermont.org Web: congregationsinai-clermont.org 5 pm (Contemporary Mass) Sundays 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm FERNDALE Reconciliation on Saturday: www.getreallife.com LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH TEMPLE OF THE LIVING GOD FERNDALE BAPTIST CHURCH 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm (Eng.) 1501 Steve’s Rd 415 Old Hwy 50 • 394-4596 Sundays 6:15 pm - 6:45 pm (Sp.) 352-394-3553 at CR455 & CR561A Sunday School 9:30 am Bible Fellowship Groups 9:30 am Corner of Hwy 50 & 12th St. (Rt 561) 407-469-3888 Sunday Worship & Children’s Church 11:00 am www.blessedsacramentcc.com Worship Service 10:40 am SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS LUTHERAN Pastor: Gordon (Bird) Sanders Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Family Prayer Service 6:00 pm 13600 Caspian Lane Sunday School: 9:15 am Wed Worship & Youth Service 7:00 pm Rev. Loyce Rowland CHURCH OF CHRIST Wednesdays Wed: Casual Service 7 pm - Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 am 4th Wed: Candle & Prayer Service 500 Grand Hwy. • 352-394-7374 Bible Study 7:00 pm Evening Worship & Worship Services 8:00 am & 10:15 am Sunday School 9:00 am Groups for adults, teens, and children Discipleship Study: 6:00 pm Sunday School 9:00 am TeamKid: Sunday 6:30 pm Sunday Worship 10:00 am & 6:00 pm ~Nursey provided for all services~ MONTVERDE Blessed to be a Blessing Wednesday: 7:00 pm Wednesday 7:00 pm Chris Johnson, Senior Pastor (352) 394-3382 Prayer Service, Youth Activities, CROSSROADS FAMILY FELLOWSHIP For directions and more information, visit: www.shephillsclermont.org Mission Kids for Children Come to the Country... Where God, THE CROSSING CHURCH www.lbcclermont.org families and community are our priority. Where Faith Comes to Life 11043 True Life Way SOUTH LAKE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Located at 16913 #11 Lakeside Dr. Sundays 10:00 am A Place of Love, Life & Growth Montverde, 34756 Clermont, FL 34711 at South Lake Charter School 131 Chestnut St., Clermont GROVELAND 1 block north of Montverde 352.394.0708 15220 Hartwood Marsh Rd 352-394-2753 blinking light - Hwy 455 Located just off of Lakeshore Dr. Services Times: Clermont, FL 34711 East Ave - 1 block south of SR 50 EDGE MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST Sunday 9:30 am Praise/Worship Worship Times: CHURCH Nursery & Children’s 10:00 am service and children church NEW JACOB’S CHAPEL MISSIONARY Sunday Activities Provided 441 S. Main Avenue, Groveland Wednesday evening 7:00 pm BAPTIST CHURCH 9 AM (Contemporary); 11 AM (Traditional) Kendal Anderson, lead pastor 352-429-2572 First Sunday evening monthly 6:00 pm 410 W. Hwy. 50 Church school for all ages 10:00 AM 352-241-9909 Rev. Dr. Donna Manwaring Pastors Jim and Linda Watson Childcare provided Youth Pastors Rob and Leslie Durant www.thecrossingchurch.org Clermont, FL 34711 Traditional Worship 9:30 AM Youth Group - Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 PM Phone: 352-394-4720 Lighthouse Café 11:00 AM 407-469-3927 or 321-948-2350 www.southlakepresbyterian.org FAITH FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Rev. Rex Anderson, Pastor Sunday Fellowship 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM WOODLANDS LUTHERAN (LCMS) 915 W. DeSoto St. Minister Kenneth Williams, Youth Pastor Wednesdays 5:30 PM Dinner ST. MATTHIAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 15333 CR 455, Montverde Wednesdays 6:30 PM Christian Education Sunday School 9:45 am Church Motto: “Equipping Changed People for A All are welcome to worship with us 407-469-2525 Sunday Worship 10:30 am & 6:30 pm Changing World!” Sunday Pastor Rev. Dr. Brian Kneser FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 am Wednesday Worship 7:00 pm Sunday Services - Morning Service - 7:45 - Rite I 137 E. Cherry St. • 429-2651 Sunday Service 8:30 am & 11 am Omar Walker 394-5966 7:45 & 11:00 a.m. 9:30 - Music & Choir Sunday School 9:45 am www.woodlandschurch.com 11:15 - Praise Music Wednesday - Youth Bible Study - 6:00 p.m. Sunday Worship 10:50 am & 7:00 pm FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 10:15 - Sunday School Youth Group Thursday - Adult Bible Study - 6:45 p.m. Wednesday 7:00 pm “Encountering Christ, Growing in Christ, 10:30 - Fellowship Brunch Website: www.newjacobschapel.com Sharing Christ, wherever we are...” Nursery 9:30 & 11:15 OAKLAND e-mail: [email protected] MT. OLIVE MISSIONARY 950 Seventh Street 352-394-2412 Located in Downtown Clermont BAPTIST CHURCH 574 W. Montrose Street PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Pastor: Rev. Doug Kokx PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA (352) 394-3855 Sunday Worship Service - 11:00 AM 218 E. Oakland Ave. www.fumc-clermont.org HISPANA DE CLERMONT www.stmatthiasfl.com Sunday School - 9:30 AM (1/2 mile N. Hwy 50 at Sunday Worship (Traditional) 8 & 11:00 am Prayer Service - Saturday 8:30 AM Tubb St./ West Orange Lumber) 498 West Montrose Street Sunday Worship (Contemporary) 9:30 am 8:45 am Contemporary Worship WOOTSON TEMPLE CHURCH OF GOD Bible Study - Wednesday 7:00 PM & Clermont, Fl 34711 Sunday School 9:30 am & 11:00 am 9:45 am Sunday School For All Ages IN CHRIST 2nd and 4th Sundays 4:00 PM 352-394-4221 11:00 am Traditional Worship Bible Studies & Childrens Activities: Elder T.L. Wootson Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Intinerario de Nuestros Servicios Nursery Provided All Services Sun. Night Children/Youth/Middle School 5-6:30 pm 15641 Stuckey Loop 836 Scott St. Clermont, FL 34711 407-656-4452 Sun. Night High School Activities 7-8:30 pm Domingo: Estudio Biblico 9:45 am 394-1396 or 394-3004 Stuckey, FL 34736 (West of Mascotte) Dr. Robert P. Hines, Jr. Wed. Night Dinner & Fellowship $6pp, 5-6:30 pm Servicio de Adoracion 11:00 am Sunday 11:00 am & 7:30 pm Rev. Clarence L. Southall-Pastor www.oaklandpres.org Weekday School: Preschool Miercoles: Estudio Biblico y Oracion 7:00 pm Thursday 7:30 pm Phone: (352)429-3888 BECKER FUNERAL HOME Cremation Choices “Serving Florida Families Since 1957” To advertise here call Direct Cremation - A Full Service Home - $675 Locally Owned & Operated South Lake Press Plus Container Ron Becker & Charles Becker, Funeral Directors Ron Becker, Director 352-394-7121 352-394-2183 352-394-8228 806 W. Minneola Ave., Clermont, FL 921 S. US Hwy 27, Minneola, FL C M Y K

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Proudly serving B1 YOUR CONTACT FOR COMMUNITY NEWS CLERMONT, MINNEOLA, GROVELAND, MASCOTTE and MONTVERDE SOUTH LAKE PRESS STAFF WRITER ...... Roxanne Brown Friday, January 20, 2012 PHONE ...... 394-2183 FAX...... 394-8001 www.southlakepress.com E-mail...... [email protected] COMMUNITY CLERMONT Meet Your Old-fashioned family medicine NEIGHBOR with modern-day technology ROY DUBOIS

ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer [email protected] he husband and wife team of Dr. Adolfo Teran and T Pediatric Nurse Practioner Ardiana Teran want people to know that their newly opened medical practice is “the whole enchilada.” “You have everything under one roof for the whole family,” said Adolfo Teran, adding that between he and his wife, they can treat patients of any age. ࡯ HOMETOWN: Eustis “It’s our family taking care of ࡯ OCCUPATION: Owner of Dubois your family,” he said. Motors, Inc., Groveland Adolfo, who has worked in primary care and urgent care in ࡯ FAMILY: Wife of 13 years, Donna; sons, Blake, 26, Chase, 23, and the area since 2004, is a board Logan, 23, both at the University of certified family physician. Florida, Tanner, 21; and daughter, However, he will be leaving the Danielle, 18. majority of pediatrics up to his What do you enjoy most about wife, board certified Nurse South Lake County? Practitioner Ardiana Teran. The people because they are friendly “What we’re trying to do is go and cordial, and since I was raised back to the old way where one around town, I know most of them doctor, or in our case, one doc- and have done business with a lot of tor’s office, takes care of the them for years. That actually makes it a nice environment. It’s also a nice whole family,” Ardiana said. place to raise your kids and still In addition, she said it’s nice have access to the bigger things as for them as doctors to get to well. know each of their patients and If you had to summarize your their families so that together Dr. Adolfo Teran and Pediatric Nurse Practioner Ardiana Teran in their newly opened medical office located at 835 7th philosophy of life in one sentence, they can formulate a health and Street, Suite 5, across from the First United Methodist Church in downtown Clermont. what would it be? treatment plan that best fits Treat people as you want to be each individual, their lifestyle “We want to be personable ORANGE DOC FAMILY MEDICINE treated and overall, treat people and their conditions. and we want to give the best right, do the right thing and be “It’s not a treadmill medical care possible,” he said. “Our OWNERS/DOCTORS: Dr. Adolfo Teran/Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Ardiana Teran focused with your endeavors. office,” she said. “We listen and patients deserve that, and also, LOCATION: 835 7th Street, Suite 5, across from the First United Methodist Church Name a person or incident you’ve spend time with our patients, we treat them just like we would in downtown Clermont come across recently that’s touched you in some way. Why work together and get to know want to be treated.” HOURS: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday, Wednesday and Friday; closed for lunch did this person or incident each other as health partners.” However, he wants patients to between noon and 1 p.m. impress you so much? Adolfo Teran said that’s exactly know that although he is intent INFORMATION: Call 352-404-896, go to www.orangedocfamilymedicine.com, or I do a lot on my own, but in my life the type of care his patients search youtube under “orangedoc” for videos detailing the practice’s concept, deserve. SEE DOCTOR | B2 tours of the office and a New Year’s message. SEE NEIGHBOR | B5

FROM THE FILES | 21 YEARS AGO — 1991 Reliving history through the pages of the South Lake Press

A SPECIAL ‘THANK YOU’ FOR to lunch on my birthday and had overnight Friday to New Smyrna Clermont from Nashville, making NEPHEW’S WAR SERVICE a few friends in that evening, Beach for surfing and walking the beautiful music with a brand new A recent week was very special. including two local Marines who beach was warm and wonderful. band.) My nephew, David Killian, and served with distinction in the We arrived back in town early EDC PRESIDENT TESCH SPEAKS his friend, Gina Keller from recent war, captains Mark Suther- enough Saturday for a nice pon- TO CHAMBER MEMBERS Seattle, were here as my “thank land and George Miller and their toon boat ride and swim, cour- Rick Tesch, president of the you” to David for his outstanding wives. tesy of Joe Patterson. Economic Development Council service in the Persian Gulf as a Thursday, Dave and Gina went Anyone in the vicinity of Min- of Mid-Florida, was guest speaker gunner in an M-1 tank in the to EPCOT while I worked and nehaha and East Avenues was at the September Clermont Area Bravo Unit of the Second Marine then entertained Beta Theta treated to some great jazz music Chamber of Commerce breakfast Division. sorority and State Epsilon Sigma by two excellent bands Saturday at the Flagship Inn (now the They flew all night, got a nap Alpha president Beth McCoy for night at the welcome home party Palace on U.S. Highway 27 north and we were off to see the Miller a meeting at my home. Also Barry and Marjorie Cummings by the turnpike.) Lite cheerleaders Monday night attending were Delta Nu presi- gave their Marine Corps son, Erik, Those attending the meeting at the Rusty Fox. Dave got an dent Delores Vander Meer, vice who had just returned from the included Larry Lennox, Lake autographed poster of the girls president Jo Fleming, educational Persian Gulf. County Land Company, chamber Ann Dupee for his new home in Ellensburg, director Diane Boylan, and Alpha I was proud to take David and vice president; Patrick Smith, REMEMBER WHEN Wash., where he attends Central Eta president Lynn Grant. My co- introduce him around. South Lake Memorial Hospital Washington University. hostess Barbara Eyerly organized The two young men had some A weekly column that reprints some CEO, president; Denise Anastasia, of the more interesting news stories Tuesday, they went to Sea World a lovely ham dinner beforehand. time together. (Two members of CBS Industries; and former that have appeared over the years in while I worked at the South Lake In Washington State the Pacific one band were Joey and Leslie the South Lake Press. Press. Wednesday, I took my staff Ocean is very cold, so an Eberline, who are back in RELIVING HISTORY | B5

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B2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, January 20, 2012 A resolution is a long-term commitment

It’s after the holi- the task by ourselves? Do and medications that may These are some of the matters if you “resolve” to days and we we have the support or influence your weight physical issues that come do it. have reviewed resources to do the task? loss; decreasing stress; up but there are some Lastly, get the knowl- tIhe things we don’t like Do we have the knowl- and improving sleep. mindsets and attitudes edge you need to do what about ourselves from edge to do what needs to When we have separat- that are more important. needs to be done. Learn 2011 or before. Now, it’s be done? ed out the various compo- First, you must under- the safe and effective way time for our “resolution,” Another definition of nents to achieving our stand that everything is a to exercise or change your but do you actually “resolve” is “to separate goals, we need to find out process. As it is said in the diet so you don’t hurt understand what that into constituent or ele- what strengths, weakness- military, no plan stands in yourself and make things means? mentary parts; break up.” es and resources we need battle, meaning you can worse. One definition is “to This definition can help to make it happen. plan all you want but life Find a doctor who will come to a definite or us to succeed. If you are a salesperson happens and alters it. help you address your earnest decision about; Part of the process after on the road all the time, This is a long-term health issues and is willing determine to do some- determining what we you won’t be able to cook resolve. If you mess up to work with you. If they thing.” want to resolve, be it much so you will have to one day, don’t say “I fail- are not willing to help When we make a resolu- weight loss, stopping plan your meals so you ed” and quit. You have to you, then find another Michael A. tion, we are determining smoking or getting healthy, make healthier choices at stop the unwanted action doctor who will. to change something we is to establish what that restaurants. You will have and start back on your There are ways to get Visconti want to change. means in a definable way. to make the time to exer- resolution “right away!” your body healthier and to NATURAL MEDICINE When we don’t achieve I want to lose weight is cise as we rarely “find Know that you will have lessen or eliminate the what we are trying to do, not as effective as I want time” to do things when bumps in the road so need for most medica- Michael A. Visconti, A.P., N.D., is a we list ourselves as fail- to lose 30 pounds by June. we are busy. don’t turn back and go tions but you have to do it doctor of oriental medicine whose ures and offer such ex- It also is important to If you don’t have exer- home every time you hit a properly. And it does take office is located near the Citrus Tower. If you have any questions cuses as “I didn’t do it separate the task into its cise equipment in your pothole. commitment! regarding this or any other health because of this or that.” elementary parts so you house, then you will have Next, know that the Remember, you are in related topics, you can contact him In reality we only failed have a clear idea of what to get some or join a gym resolution is your respon- charge of your health and through his Website at www.docvis- to understand the process needs to be done to or a class that will satisfy sibility and your path. your life. You must make conti.com, or on Facebook by sign- ing up for the “Visconti Acupuncture and commitment of mak- accomplish your goals. that part of your plan. Others may or may not the decision to change, & Natural Medicine” fan page. ing the resolution. For instance, losing You also need to find help you. Life may or may and you must then make When we truly resolve weight will entail modify- out what medical condi- not help you. You have to it happen. Don’t let cir- to do something there are ing what and how much tions and medications are resolve to do this no mat- cumstances or other peo- a number of factors that you put into your mouth; causing you to keep weight ter what or who is trying ple, even loved ones, take come into play. How com- modifying the amount on and address them so to sabotage you. away your resolve. mitted we are to the task? you exercise; addressing they will not limit your God will be there to help It’s your life! It’s your How able are we are to do your medical conditions plan. you and that is all that health! Happy New Year.

“There’s nothing like getting the infor- that Adolfo himself has taken of various was given a community service award in DOCTOR mation on the spot, no waiting for it to events and places in an effort to show a 2006. CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 be mailed, etc,” Adolfo said. “It also can different side of himself to his patients. He completed residency in 2007 and make a big difference when doctors have The rooms are themed depending on moved to central Florida and worked in on keeping his office filled with a “small- something to compare their findings the pictures on the wall, from the “Blue the area since then doing outpatient town touch,” it is run with the latest against and when they can see exactly Angels” room to the “Beach Room.” primary care and urgent care. technology and state-of-the-art equip- what medications a patient is taking and The pediatric room features Tinker Bell Ardiana, RN, MSN, CPNP received her ment. what tests they’ve already had.” and Transformers. bachelor’s in nursing from the University “I think we are giving people exactly Adolfo said he can also make copies of “The idea of a small practice like this, of Texas EL Paso in 2006. After gradua- what they want – an old-fashioned doc- medical records on encrypted flash where it’s me and my wife seeing patients, tion, she started working in the Neonatal tor but with a laptop,” the doctor said drives for those patients who bring one is to provide the continuity and care that Intensive Care Unit in El Paso. After one with a laugh. in, and who would benefit from having can only be achieved from seeing one year, she moved to Central Florida with Topping the technology list is Orange their information readily accessible at all doctor that listens, knows you well and is her husband and started working once Doc’s completely paperless charting times. never rushing you out,” Adolfo said. “And again in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit system, electronic prescriptions, which In addition, patients will soon be able that we can treat the entire family under Level III at Winnie Palmer Hospital in mean medications are electronically sent to log onto the portal to make future, as one roof makes it even better. That’s Orlando. to the pharmacy of the patient’s choice, well as same-day appointments them- what I like. I’m a family doc.” Due to her passion for health care and and a website filled with resources that selves. Adolfo graduated from the Nicaraguan children, she continued her education at Adolfo and Ardiana feel will benefit their “We think it’ll be really nice for patients Autonomic National University in Leon, University of South Florida to fulfill her patients to the utmost degree. to be able to make their own appoint- Nicaragua, in 1997 with a doctor of med- goal as a pediatric nurse practitioner in Soon to be included on the website is a ments. They’ll be able to see our sched- icine and surgery degree. the state of Florida. completely HIPPA-secured portal where ules, see what self-scheduling time slots He pursued his dream to become a Ardiana is passionate regarding edu- patients can access any of their records, are open, and schedule themselves right physician in the United States and dur- cating children and their parents on pos- labs or tests online. in,” he said. ing residency at Texas Tech University at itive choices which will impact their That comes in very handy, especially if Most of all, however, the Terans want El Paso, Texas, he was strongly involved future and health. a patient needs to visit another doctor or people to feel they have doctors who are in smoking cessation and in 2007 was One positive attribute about Ardiana is urgent care center while out of town. It is there for them and their families through given a research award for his work. He that she has a way of communicating also good for those winter residents who anything they may be facing regarding was also involved in helping the commu- with children at their level to make the see another doctor while back home for their health. nity of El Paso by seeing poor and unin- experience of visiting the doctor’s office the warmer months. Their office is even filled with pictures sured patients for free, For this work he less traumatic.

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B4 YOUR CONTACT FOR SPORTS NEWS SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, January 20, 2012 SPORTS EDITOR...... Frank Jolley and PHONE ...... 365-8283 FAX...... 394-8001 www.southlakepress.com SPORTS LEISURE Email ...... [email protected] TAVARES GAINESVILLE Bassmaster Open this weekend Demps opts against NFL; on Harris Chain

FRANK JOLLEY | Sports Editor [email protected] turns to track for career The Harris Chain of Lakes is set to host the season-opening stop for the FRANK JOLLEY | Sports Editor Southern Division of BASS’ Bassmaster [email protected] Open this weekend. any people don’t get It will mark the only stop in Florida the opportunity to do this year for professional fishing’s M what they do best to largest organization. earn a living. The tournament began Thursday. Oftentimes, the responsibil- Boats will launch today and Saturday ities that go along with paying at 7 a.m. or safe light and conditions, bills and family obligations whichever come first, from Wooton dictate how a person chooses Park, 200 S. Rockingham Ave. his or her ultimate profession. Weigh-in today will be at 3 p.m. at Jeff Demps, however, is one Wooton Park. For the final day on of the fortunate ones who Saturday, the weigh-in will be held at have options. 4:30 p.m. at The former South Lake High Bass Pro Shops, School and University of 5156 Inter- Florida football and track-and- national Drive field standout could choose in Orlando. between making himself Admission to available to NFL teams in the the launches upcoming draft, or putting his and weigh-ins world-class speed on display is free. as a professional sprinter. This will be After pondering his choices the first time that a BASS event held in and discussing them with his Lake County holds its final weigh-in family, Demps announced more than 40 miles away in Orlando. last week that he was shelving Anglers competing on the Harris his NFL dreams to run for the Chain are vying for a top prize of Gators’ track team during the $5,000 and a fully-rigged boat, and a spring season before focusing spot in the 2013 Bassmaster Classic, on a professional track career. which is scheduled to be held in Tulsa, He also hopes to compete Okla. for a spot in this year’s Sum- The 2012 Classic is scheduled for mer Olympics in London. Feb. 24-26 on the Red River near “Once I got done with the Shreveport, La. Gator Bowl,” Demps told The top 40 anglers at each open GatorZone.com, “I kind of event can earn cash prizes. already had my mind made The circuit’s three divisions — up, it was just when was I Southern, Central and Northern — will going to tell everyone. I enjoy make a total of nine stops in nine track and it’s something I love states during a season that runs from to do. January until October. “When I’m out here, I’m “We wanted to come up with a enjoying myself and having schedule that included a wide range of fun with the guys. I wanted to fishery types, on dates that made sense come back and run.” for that fishery, and with a geographi- Demps’ prowess on the cal spread that made participation eas- track is substantial. He is a ier for more tournament anglers,” said two-time defending NCAA Jerry McKinnis, a member of BASS’ champion in the 60-meter ownership group. dash, and is a four-time Host to more than a dozen BASS national champion and a events since 1986, the Harris Chain of five- time All American. Lakes was the site of the Bassmaster At South Lake, he was a Elite Series season opener in 2011. At state champion in multiple that event in March, Gainesville sprints and set the state high- angling legend Shaw Grigsby stunned school record in the 100-meter the field by catching more than 75 dash in the 2008 state finals PHOTO COURTESY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA pounds over four days. — a mark that has since been Former South Lake High star Jeff Demps will run for the University of Florida track team this spring, compete for The sprawling, canal-linked chain broken. a spot on the U.S. Olympics squad and then try his hand at a professional track career. has produced for open pros, too. In a In addition, Demps com- 2009 Open Series event, John Kremer peted for a spot on the 2008 On the gridiron at South before choosing track over Mike Holloway, Florida’s posted 29 pounds, 13 ounces on the U.S. Olympic team. He set a Lake, Demps rushed for more football,” Banks added. track and field coach, is excit- tournament’s opening day, and even- junior world record in the 100 than 3,000 yards in his career Demps said he began work- ed to see what Demps can do, tual victor Bryan Hudgins landed a 30- during a qualifying heat at the and scored nearly 40 touch- ing out with the Gators top- now that he is completely 15 sack on Day 2. Olympic trials, stopping the downs as a running back for ranked track team this week focused on track. He believes In 13 previous Bassmaster events clock in 10.01. coach Walter Banks. and is hoping to begin com- Demps’ best as a sprinter is held on the fishery, soft plastics and Despite his track prowess, “I’m happy for Jeff and his peting in February. In the still to come. spinnerbaits have ruled the day, claim- Demps walks away from a family,” Banks said. “I hope he interim, Demps is transform- “Jeff is unique,” Holloway ing every win but one. football career with an im- has a long career on the track, ing himself from a football told GatorZone.com. “He has A recent cold snap has thwarted an pressive statistical legacy. and will get his opportunity to player into a sprinter — always done very, very good otherwise balmy winter and lowered With the Gators, he ran for represent the United States in something he’s had to do things in track and field while water temperatures below traditional 2,470 yards and scored 23 the Olympics this year. It’s every year. doing lifting and other things spawning levels. touchdowns, including 569 rare that someone has the The makeover includes that football players do. Tournament lunkers on the Harris yards and six touchdowns as ability to compete at the losing nearly 15 pounds, but “What that tells me is that Chain frequently crack double digits, a senior. highest level in two sports, he is not nursing any injuries Jeff is a very special guy. If you like the 10-pound, 4-ounce giant that Unless he changes his but Jeff is a unique talent. he sustained from football can run 9.9 (in the 100) and struck Matt Greenblatt’s Zoom Trick mind, Demps’ final football “I certainly would love to season. Last year, Demps run 6.5 (in the 60) and do the Worm in last year’s Elite event. game was played on Jan. 2 see him test his ability in the battled a nagging ankle injury things he has done, training The biggest lunker in BASS’s tourna- when the Gators beat Ohio National Football League, but and other gridiron-related as a football-slash-track guy, ment history on the chain was Art State 24-17 in the Gator Bowl I know this is a decision he ailments during his annual what happens when he is just Ferguson’s 11-1 in 2005. in Jacksonville. thought about for a long time makeover. a track guy?” MATTRESS MARKET of FLORIDA HIGH END MATTRESSES AT LOW END PRICES!

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Friday, January 20, 2012 SOUTH LAKE PRESS B5 RELIVING HISTORY Small change brings big rewards CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 n our last column, the money. Then before This is a tried and true chamber board member ࡯ Lake Nellie Oaks (just we talk-ed about you know it, you have method and the only one Paul Lewis, Winter Garden south of Lake Louisa Oaks) a few simple ways saved hundreds of dol- Dave Ramsey recom- District Manager of Florida has large wooded home- I Power, who came to partic- to save. Were you able to lars. Example: This week, mends as well. It may sites. Prices start at $32,500 implement any of the I saved $99.98 on All seem silly to put your ipate in the Park Pals golf on interior lots and $59,900 strategies into your detergent at CVS. I put money into envelope but tournament at Palisades on lakefront lots. Chain of budget this week? I $10 into our savings if you are struggling to Country Club later that lakes access to Lake Louisa. would love to hear what envelope. make ends meet, then morning. Boat ramp, dock, picnic Tesch told chamber helps you to save. • A penny saved is a the envelope method area, recreational park area. members that Clermont Last year, I received an penny earned — We all may help you. Max Judy and Associates was better off than a lot of email from a reader about have some loose change It is all about going Realtor, Inc. how they were able to laying around some- cities during the current IN OTHER NEWS: back to basics. You sim- recession because of its save while their kids were where. In my house, my ࡯ Superintendent of ply separate your money proximity to Orlando, and little. It is very common 4-year-old is fascinated Schools Dr. Tom Sanders and place it into the cor- the new industrial park in most households to with change right now responding envelope – has formed a Committee have a piggy bank or two, and is always raiding our being developed by the electric, water, cable, for Excellence at the Vo- but this couple would money jar to play with county at U.S. Highway 27, groceries, daycare, birth- Tech Center. Members from keep the change jar in the coins. S.R. 19 and the Turnpike day, taxes, etc. By putting interchange. South Lake County are Keith the kitchen. Every time Next time you pay in Mullions, Al Fogle and Jeff they shopped, whatever cash, do not use your a little bit into the birth- Lake County pays day and taxes envelopes, $100,000 to belong to the Ladd. was saved went into that change. Instead, give the ࡯ Newly elected mayor of jar. Before anything else dollar amounts to the you will not have to feel EDC, which recruits new Tanya the pinch of a $70 bill industry for the four-coun- Minneola Hillary Drew was was done, they would cashier and any change sworn into office Sept. 30 put the money into their that is given back will go when it comes time to ty area — Orange, Lake, Senseney pay your yearly tag/taxes Seminole and Osceola. by City Clerk Noradell Hess. savings jar. into your “a penny saved” Three hundred and forty They were able to pur- DIVINE DEAL DIVA jar. You will not believe for your vehicle. CHECK OUT THESE PRICES You can find more FOR LOCAL SUBDIVISIONS voters turned out to cast chase furniture, travel, how fast this will grow. 194 votes for Drew and 146 categories at www.Dave- ࡯ Lake Catherine Estates vacations, etc., with the Take 10 percent of the One reader in Leesburg votes for Alice Beebe. amount you save on any Ramsey.com. at S.R. 50 and Villa City money they had saved on wrote in to tell me how ࡯ Elementary school purchase and put it into Road (565 North) in Grove- groceries with coupons. excited they were to be Tanya Senseney has been coupling students of Pat Percy’s Art an envelope or special land, has 33 lots zoned resi- It may be a little tough- able to buy new tires for more than 14 years. She teaches Studio/Gallery on Montrose place at home. families how to reduce their dential estates, paved er in today’s economy to their car with money Street had their photo This is more manage- monthly grocery expenditures, and streets, underground utili- do this but there are more raised from “a penny taken before their “show” at able for families because give back to the community. Would ties, lot size 30,000 square ways you can save big saved” technique! That is Cooper Memorial Library it is smaller increments. you like Tanya to speak at your feet, $15,000. Clyde Puryear without breaking the something to be excited next event, or would you like her to in the breezeway between bank. You do have to be disci- about. Realty, Broker. host a workshop? Contact her at ࡯ Crescent West, a sub- the adult and children’s •10 percent savings — plined enough not to use • Envelope game — [email protected]. division on the Clermont areas. Chain of Lakes overlooking Students pictured were Crescent Lake has lots from Dara Ulch, David Edwards, Revitalization) board with the city of Groveland. There, we are mak- $15,600. It features two ten- Andrew Bertonaschi, James NEIGHBOR ing headway to help with the downtown revitalization efforts, and Modica, DeAnn Sides, CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 trying to make an difference for the residents in the community. nis courts with cold water We’re not there yet, but we’re making an impact, fountain, fishing pier, sand Hollie Lillard, Sarah Kelly, volleyball court, two play- Kara Northcutte, Angie since meeting Donna (my wife), my father-in-law, over time, has What’s something you’ve always wanted to do but haven’t grounds and lake access for Perez, Earle Henderson, yet? impressed me with his giving heart and his kindness. He does each lot. Clermont Realty, Brian Bogeart, Ashley Brier, things for people without expecting in return, and he’s touched me Go to a Washington Redskins game at the FedEx field in in a way that makes me want to be more like that. Inc., Broker. Daniel Lundstorm, Annette Washington, D.C. ࡯ Greater Construction Leone and Samantha Land. How does what you do contribute to the welfare of the area? What advice would you give to people who want to help out in Corporation is now in Lake The students meet for We do try to do right by others. We help people through bad times the community? County. Greater Hills is on 1 1⁄2 hours Wednesday and by helping them with their automotive needs. We give them a lot of Find someone who needs help, care or any type of assistance, S.R. 50 and Greater Hills Friday afternoons and work leniency and help them financially to help in this recessionary peri- whether it’s emotional or financial, and help when and how you Boulevard. Prices from in watercolor, drawing and od where other places may not. We’re into helping families get can. through their trying times and with their education goals so they $79,900. Eight exciting new collage. can go on and help others during their lives, as well. At one time, models; oversized lots. ࡯ The Village Inn an- we put a homeless man to work at our shop, and we try to do as Know a good “Neighbor” that you’d like to see us profile? Recreation area includes nounced the opening of the many humanitarian things as we can. One of my greatest accom- Send their name and contact number to pool, tennis, tot lot and Fireside Restaurant inside plishments is recently getting on the CRA (Community [email protected] cabana. the Village Inn. C M Y K

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Timeshare Period Week HICLE(S) WILL BE SOLD Week (W)13 in Condomin- Post Office Box 120069 (E)29 in Condominium Unit FOR CHARGES DUE ON: Ad.No:00320783 ium Unit No. 501206 Clermont, FL 34712 No. 402203 January 20, 2012 Telephone: 352-242-2670 February 07, 2012 Count 6 TULIO SOBRAL Attorney Count 5 BETTY ANN POR- AT 8:30 A.M. MARTINS E ROCHA and Ad. No: 00319155 TER Timeshare Period GABRIELA FERREIRA DO- January 13 & 20, 2012 Week (E)22 in Condomin- 2001 SATURN IN THE COUNTY COURT IN VALE Timeshare Period ium Unit No. 502207 1G8ZP12861Z348677 AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Week (E)31 in Condomin- FLORIDA ium Unit No. 408206 IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Count 7 JOSEPH KENNETH THE ADDRESS WHERE THE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, RICHARDSON and PATRICIA VEHICLES ARE STORED: Case No: 11CC3284 Count 7 MIRIAM L. SOTO- FLORIDA DEVON JACKSON Time- REVIS TOWING & RECOV- SUMMER BAY PARTNER- MAYOR Timeshare Period COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION share Period Week (E)3 in ERY OF GROVELAND, INC. SHIP, a Florida general Week (E)36 in Condomin- Case No: 11CC3285 Condominium Unit No. 7130 E. SR 50 partnership ium Unit No. 502203 SUMMER BAY PARTNER- 502107 GROVELAND, FL 34736 Plaintiff, SHIP, a Florida general Ad.00321294 vs. Count 8 STEPHEN ADAM partnership Count 8 MICHAEL AN- January 20, 2012 MAURICE LEE BROWN and SOWELL Timeshare Period Plaintiff, THONY RIDDICK Timeshare JOY MARIE BROWN et al Week (O)28 in Condomin- vs. Period Week (E)21 in Con- Defendant(s) ium Unit No. 501306 VICKNER OLAINCE et al dominium Unit No. 501109 NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Defendant(s) NOTICE Under Fictitious Count 9 MELISSA DAWN Count 10 DIMAS LEVY RIV- Name Statute Law Pursuant ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- SUDDRETH Timeshare Pe- ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 ERA GUEVARA and ENA H. to Section 865.09, riod Week (E)18 in Condo- ALVAREZ Timeshare Period Florida Statutes suant to a Final Judgment NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- of Foreclosure in the cap- minium Unit No. 501105 suant to a Final Judgment Week (E)18 in Condomin- ium Unit No. 502401 To Whom It May Concern: tioned matter dated Decem- of Foreclosure in the cap- ber 21, 2011, I will sell to Count 10 EDANA NICOLE tioned matter dated Decem- THOMAS Timeshare Period Count 11 LILLIAN RIVERA Notice is hereby given that the highest bidder for cash ber 21, 2011, I will sell to at the front door of the Lake Week (E)45 in Condomin- the highest bidder for cash Timeshare Period Week the undersigned, pursuant ium Unit No. 501209 (E)34 in Condominium Unit to the “Fictitious Name County Judicial Center, 550 at the front door of the Lake West Main Street, Tavares, County Judicial Center, 550 No. 501106 Statute” Florida Statute Count 11 HEIDI VELEZ and 865.09, 2009, will register Florida 32778, at 11:00 West Main Street, Tavares, A.M. on February 2, 2012 FRANKIE VELEZ Timeshare Florida 32778, at 11:00 Count 12 DWIGHT RUCKER with the Division of Corpo- Period Week (E)44 in Con- Timeshare Period Week rations, Department of the following-described A.M. on February 2, 2012 property, all of which are dominium Unit No. 408202 the following-described (O)1 in Condominium Unit State, State of Florida, upon No. 502301 receipt of proof of publica- SUMMER ISLES CONDO- property, all of which are MINIUM I, according to the Count 12 MARTHA MA- SUMMER ISLES CONDO- tion for this notice the Ficti- NOLA VILLEGAS and MAR- Count 13 YVONNE MARIE tious Name, to wit: Declaration of Condomin- MINIUM I, according to the ium, thereof recorded in Of- THA MONTOYA Timeshare Declaration of Condomin- SANCHEZ and LETICIA ficial Records Book 2172, Period Week (O)43 in Con- ium, thereof recorded in Of- SANCHEZ RAMIREZ Time- ALL CARE ANIMAL dominium Unit No. 408101 share Period Week (O)24 in HOSPITAL page 2336, Public Records ficial Records Book 2172, of Lake County, Florida, as page 2336, Public Records Condominium Unit No. amended. Count 13 ROSALINDA VI- of Lake County, Florida, as 501101 Intends to register the said RUET-MARTINEZ Timeshare Fictitious Name located at amended. Count 1 MAURICE LEE Period Week (E)18 in Con- Count 14 NILDA E. SANTI- ’ BROWN and JOY MARIE dominium Unit No. 501206 Count 1 VICKNER OLAINCE AGO ORTIZ Timeshare Pe- Who s Your Paper? BROWN Timeshare Period Timeshare Period Week riod Week (W)3 in Condo- South Lake Press! Count 14 STEPHEN LEE (E)23 in Condominium Unit minium Unit No. 502406

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003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 100 405 435 Medical 470 General 501 Pets 603 Collectibles 604 Furniture Notices Notices Notices Announcement Professional For Sale OPERATING ROOM NOW HIRING CAST IRON COOKWARE, BEDROOM SET 5 pc, modified biosolids treat- tion during normal busi- SCRUB TECHNICIAN, AVI Foodsystems, Inc. Wenzel 6 pcs. new. King with mattress & Count 15 JOANNE M. SAR- LEGAL SECRETARY RUSSIAN BLUE 7 Male, mirror. $500. Call ment facility (BTF). The ness hours, 8:00 a.m. 102 Lost RN/LPN, NEEDED: is the new food & bev- neutered. Loving. Asking $85. Call GENT Timeshare Period facility is located at to 5:00 p.m. Monday Must have at least 352-315-1612 352-343-1090 Week (E)46 in Condomin- P/T Scrub Technician erage provider at the Free to good home. 16000 Frank Jarrell through Friday, except CAT Church of God 5 yrs. litigation exp. and Flex RN or LPN ium Unit No. 501305 Please call National Training Cen- 210-275-7346 Road, Clermont, Lake legal holidays, at the Youth Retreat in with pre and post op DAVID WINTER COT- Dated December 22, 2011 352-444-6246 ter & we are looking BEDROOM SET king, 5 NEIL KELLY County, Fl. The Depart- Central District Office of Leesburg, light or- experience, needed for TAGES, mint in org. or email for staff to come on SCOTTISH TERRIER pc. Mattress cost 2K, Clerk of the Court ment has assigned File the Department of Envi- ange w/pink collar & busy Ophthalmic board for upcoming box. 4 for $100 obo. Complete set only By: /s/V.UHL Number ronmental Protection, jbcourtreportercl PUPS 2 males, yellow name tag. Call ASCs. No weekends, events! black/blonde, 1 fe- 352-357-1363 $1800 Silver Lake. Deputy Clerk FLA624314-003-DWIS 3319 Maguire Boule- 937-266-8725 or @yahoo.com no nights. Come join Paul M. Caldwell Great P/T job or a fun male blonde. Paper 352-742-1044. to the project vard, Suite 232, Or- 407-491-7648 our TEAM! way to supplement FIGURINE, angel, Love Is Hurry won’t last! Caldwell & Payne, P.A. the Department will is- lando, FL. trained. $400 Call Patient, from Hamil- Post Office Box 120069 REWARD! Fax resume to MFESC, your income! Flexible 352-557-1946 Clermont, FL 34712 sue the permit with the 410 Sales (352) 735-2444 schedule! Now hiring ton collection. $30 BEDROOM SET Queen Telephone: 352-242-2670 attached conditions un- Ad: 00320666 105 Positions on call Concession YELLOW LAB Free to Call 352-357-8909 light Oak, new. $75 less a timely petition for January 20, 2012 Attorney Wanted DIRECT SALES REPS. MEDICAL ASSISTANT Stand Workers. good home. Silver Lake Area. Call Ad. No.00319088 an administrative hear- FIGURINES several. Nor- January 13 & 20, 2012 Selling Products For Office exp. EMR, Call 352-216-6860 352-323-8240 ing is filed under section NOTICE Under Fictitious BOOKKEEPING Interested candidates man Rockwell Lim- 120.569 ad 12.57 of COMCAST ECG’S injections, Name Statute Law Pursuant In my home. 10 yrs. multi task. should visit ited Edition. $100. BOOKCASE 2 shelves the Florida statutes be- to Section 865.09, Leads Provided PUBLIC NOTICE exp. Quickbooks, References to: AVIFoodsystems.com 560 Pet 352-314-9537 pressboard, 30”H x fore the deadline for fil- Florida Statutes Aggressive Offers/ to complete an UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUC- Quicken, Excel. P.O. Box 490918 LIFE MAGAZINE 1st one SOLD!!!!! ing a petition. The pro- Call 352-205-1060 Commission Plans application! Supplies TION. THE FOLLOWING VE- cedures for petitioning To Whom It May Concern: Call Jason Leesburg, FL. 34749 published Nov.. HICLE(S) WILL BE SOLD Please call BOOKCASE 3 shelves for a hearing are set 407-408-8476 1-866-215-5581 AQUARIUM 30 gallon SOLD! FOR CHARGES DUE ON: Notice is hereby given that SILVER LAKE pressboard, 40”H x forth below. the undersigned, pursuant 160 Schools/ or apply online: with any questions! w/light, fish, air ASSISTED LIVING LIGHTER Ronson, 24” W x 10”D. $15. February 03, 2012 A person whose sub- to the “Fictitious Name www.TNTDSG.com EOE pump & accessories. Instruction Accepting applications. Varaflame, Vara- 352-753-8361 AT 8:30 A.M. stantial interest are af- Statute” Florida Statute $85 352-787-8359 tronic, $75 FIRM. fected by the Depart- 865.09, 2009, will register Apply in person CEDAR CHEST White BIRD CAGE 18” x 18” x Call 352-217-4809 2000 FREIGHTLINER ment’s proposed per- with the Division of Corpo- M-F 8am-2pm PURCHASING MGR. / Wicker $50 25.5”. Good cond. 1FUPCSZB1YLF06450 mitting decision may pe- rations, Department of 34601 Radio Rd. STOREROOM MEMORABILIA Dale Call 419-966-7286 State, State of Florida, upon $45 Call tition for an administra- Leesburg, FL. SUPERVISOR Earnhardt hats, pic- 1978 DORSEY receipt of proof of publica- 352-568-5068 CHAIR swivel rocker tive proceeding (hearing) For American Cement tures, & magazines, 138790 tion for this notice the Ficti- full size, green. $40. under sections 120.569 tious Name, to wit: NEED A NEW CAREER? PHONE PRO - 450 Trades Company with a mini- BIRD CAGE 31”W x18”H $100. 314-2123 mum of 5 years exp. 608-347-1483 THE ADDRESS WHERE THE an 120.57 of the Florida 2 week courses for: APPOINTMENT x18”D front to back. MODEL RAILROAD Reviews purchase req- CHAIR, rocks & reclines, VEHICLES ARE STORED: Statutes. The petition EDIBLES CLERMONT, LLC •AFL Administrator SETTER $50. Like new. Call MAGAZINES vintage D/B/A EDIBLES uisitions and issues yellowish gold. & REVIS TOWING & RECOV- must contain the infor- $300 $9-15/hr. Days only. 352-978-7461 (over 500). $95 Call ERY OF GROVELAND, INC. ARRANGEMENTS •EKG $475 Top Producers Only. purchase orders. Dresser w/mirror mation set forth below DOG CAGE, wire, 2’H x 352-399-2484 7130 E. SR 50 and must be filed (re- •Nursing Asst. $475 (352)385-3566 Keeps inventory re- $60. 561-398-3811 GROVELAND, FL 34736 Intends to register the said •Phlebotomy $475 cords. Performs pur- 3’L x 22” W. Asking MONKEY COLLECTION, Ad.00321288 ceived by the clerk) in Fictitious Name located at CDL-A drivers needed $40. Please call CHAIRS Rugged high the Office of General the below address: www.taylorcollege.edu for immediate open- chasing by phoning sm. statues, plates, January 20, 2012 vendors to obtain pric- 352-742-1221 plaque. $50 for all. back w/arms. $45 Counsel of the Depart- 352-245-4119 425 Clerical ings. OTR and Dedi- Call 352-728-1999 ment at 3900 Common- 4355 SOUTH HIGHWAY, ing and specifications. DOG HOUSE for Call 352-245-2567 cated Regional posi- CHAIRS SWIVEL (2) IN THE COUNTY COURT IN wealth Boulevard, Mail SUITE C-11, IN LAKE Monitors receipt of all small dog. $50 OFFICE PERSONNEL RE- tions available. Must MUGS Norman Rockwell AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Station 35, Tallahassee, COUNTY, FLORIDA 34711 materials. Records Call 352-394-6204 white, excel cond. CEPTIONIST, sched- have Class A CDL and (5) Perfect cond. $30 $75 Please call FLORIDA Florida 32399-3000 a minimum of 2 years purchasing transac- PET BEDDING 5 lg. bags obo. Call COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION That the interested owner in uling, computer tions in ledgers and in 352-343-3787 Petitions by the appli- said business enterprise is: verifiable OTR exp. of oak sawdust. Fine 352-385-7215 Case No: 11CC3712 cant or any of the par- skills, and quick computer. Forklift and & clean. $79 Call CHAIRS WING BACK (2) SUMMER BAY PARTNER- 200 Call 352-735-0035 books. 35-40 per mechanical experience POOL CUE STICKS (2) SHIP, a Florida general ties listed below must EDIBLES, LLC 352-408-1218 1 beige and 1 light be filed within fourteen At Your week. Call COMMERCIAL TRUCK required. SAP knowl- Vintage. Asking $95. green. $100 for partnership 407-877-9300 or PET CRATE Soft side. Please call Plaintiff, days of receipt of this Dated in New Haven TIRE MAN Exp’d. edge helpful. both. 352-568-1414 vs. written notice. Petitions County, Connecticut this 17 Service fax resume to for night shift. Resume with salary Excel cond. $35 352-365-1819 day of January 2012. COFFEE TABLE , Octa- CARMINE V. SOCCI and filed by any persons 407-877-3600 Call 352-748-0024 history to: Call 352-326-8626 SLIDE PROJECTOR for gon & 2 End tables, SHERI L. SOCCI et al other than those entitled dgoshorn@ PET WATER FOUNTAIN 35mm film strips. Defendant(s) /s/Kamran Farid, CSR/DISPATCHER oak & glass. $100 to written notice under Manager/VP ORDER ENTRY CLERK Needed Immediately americancement Drinkwell. $35.00 Vintage. $25 Call NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- P/T Seasonal in Mount company.com Excel cond. Call Call 352-735-8737 ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 section 120.60(3) of the 201 Insurance For The Daily 352-330-4484 Florida Statutes must be Ad.No:00321530 Dora. 2+ years related 352-326-8626 COFFEE TABLE Oak. NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- Commercial STAMP 29 cent 1st day filed within fourteen January 20, 2012 experience. Knowledge Good cond. Asking suant to a Final Judgment This is a Full & Part SNAKE/RABBIT CAGE issue. Land on Gua- of Foreclosure in the cap- days of publication of 214 Auctions of QuickBooks & Excel SCHOOL BUS $75. Please call time entry level posi- outdoor, 10’ L, dalcanal $50 obo tioned matter dated January the notice or within four- IN THE COUNTY COURT IN required. Salary based tion. Position requires DRIVERS NEEDED heavy. $20 Eustis 352-343-2922 05, 2012, I will sell to the on experience. 352-742-1887 teen days of receipt of AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, ONLINE AUCTION excellent communica- Training provided. area 352-406-1577 COMPUTER DESK small highest bidder for cash at the written notice, FLORIDA Sell your personal Submit resume to: Contact: Lake County STEINS 4. Avon-Brazil. the front door of the Lake tion, computer and White washed. Excel. whichever occurs first. COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION items at Auction glen.martin@ phone skills with the Schools, Transporta- In boxes. $32 All. County Judicial Center, 550 Case No: 11CC3838 americraftcookware.com 352-330-4484 cond. $35. Call West Main Street, Tavares, Under section 120.60(3) without the high cost ability to multi-task. tion 352-728-2561 or 352-787-1949 of the Florida statutes, SUMMER BAY PARTNER- of Ebay. Apply online: Florida 32778, at 11:00 SHIP, a Florida general Prior Customer Service A.M. on February 16, 2012 however, any person Free through 6/2012. experience is a plus. www.lake.k12.fl.us 604 Furniture COMPUTER DESK, solid partnership 432 Dental wood. Asking $100 the following-described who has asked the De- Plaintiff, See Please send resume to 600 property, all of which are partment for notice of vs. www.sbpauctions.com Circjobs@ ALL NEW Queen-size obo. Please call THE VILLAS AT SUMMER agency action may file a DANIEL LARUE ALEXANDER Orthopedic Pillow 352-702-5261 BAY according to the Decla- DENTAL ASST. EXP. dailycommercial.com Merchandise petition within fourteen and LINDA ALEXANDER et Needed P/T $15/hr. fax to 352-365-8229 Top mattress w/box CONSIGNMENT ration of Condominium, al 252 Home thereof recorded in Official days of receipt of such Experienced only. or apply in person at Mart springs only $375, FURNITURE SALE notice, regardless of the Defendant(s) Hauling w/warranty. Can de- Records Book 1897, page NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Fax resume to: 212 E. Main St. Over 6,000 sq.ft. 1089, Public Records of date f publication. 352-787-9036 500 liver. 352-243-1021 ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 CLEANING IN & OUT Leesburg 10%-30% Lake County, Florida, as The petitioner shall mail NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- NO PHONE CALLS EOE off on most items amended. a copy of the file a peti- Foreclosure & Rental Pets/Animals Appliances With suant to a Final Judgment 601 Antiques Warranties $75 & up! Not 2 Shabby tion to the applicant at of Foreclosure in the cap- properties. Mowing, DRIVERS Consignments/ Main Count 4 JAMES KEONI STE- Used Beds all sizes! the address indicated tioned matter dated January hauling off debris, 435 Medical TEAMS BED Circa 1930’s. Twin Street Antiques PHENS Timeshare Period 5, 2012, I will sell to the & bush hogging, 3Buy 3 Sell 3 Trade Week (E)20 in Condomin- above at the time of fil- UPS Contractor needs Pineapple posts. 201 W. Main St. ing. The failure of any highest bidder for cash at tree work & $95. The Villages. 3 Fast delivery ium Unit No. 105304 BUSY MULTI Drivers, req. 1 yr OTR, Downtown Leesburg person to file a petition the front door of the Lake stump grinding 501 Pets 352-215-9911 County Judicial Center, 550 LOCATION INTERNAL Class A CDL. 23 yrs. call Buzzy’s COUCH & CHAIR Good Count 5 JENNIFER R. STET- within the appropriate Call 352-315-9010 or West Main Street, Tavares, MEDICINE PRACTICE old Hazmat 100% no For Sale BEDROOM SET, Queen, 352-315-9886 cond. Both recline. SON Timeshare Period time period shall consti- 352-504-1597 Florida 32778, at 11:00 SEEKS FULL TIME/ touch. 352-408-5870 solid wood, dresser, www.buzzysbeds.com $55 Call Week (O)15 in Condomin- tute a waiver of that A.M. on February 16, 2012 CATS (4) females, 1 yr. ium Unit No. 106106 PART TIME STAFF FOR nightstands. $500 352-360-3335 person’s right to request the following-described FIELD SUPERVISOR F/T old. FREE TO GOOD ARMOIRE solid wood, 270 Pets THE FOLLOWING obo. 352-702-5261 an administrative deter- property, all of which are Scheduling, trim, & HOME. Please call heavy, Excel cond. COUCH almost brand Count 6 MICHAEL POSITIONS: mination (hearing) under SUMMER BAY RESORT general knowledge of 352-357-4150 CLOCK electric Sail Ship $500 Please call new w/massage & STEWART and DONNA M. CONDOMINIUM I, according IS YOUR PET Medical Assistant STEWART Timeshare Period sections 120.569 and all residential building. good shape. Made 352-343-7905 to the Declaration of Condo- IN NEED OF A (LPNs considered), CHIHUAHUA pocket SOLD! Week (W)44 in Condomin- 120.57 of the Florida Computer experience. by Uniter. $95. Call minium, thereof recorded in GOOD WALK? Billing, Medical Re- pups (3) cute, play- ARMOIRES (2) solid ium Unit No. 104302 Statutes. Any subse- Fax resume to: 352-793-5741 DESK 29 x 42. Light Official Records Book 1582, cords, Phlebotomist. ful, great companion. wood, heavy, Fair quent intervention (in a page 1119, Public Records 352-383-7023 Oak finish, excel Count 7 LUKE GERARD Call for a Consultation! Some positions require $300. 483-7387 DESK 1960’s, 7 draw- cond. $50 Please proceeding initiated by of Lake County, Florida, as cond. $75 Call STRZYZEWSKI and 352-557-1946 travel between offices, LAND SURVEYING ers, great shape. call 352-343-7905 another party) will be amended. DOG 11 mo. male mixed 352-735-0201 CYNTHIA MARIE located in Leesburg INSTRUMENT/ SOLD!!!! only at the discretion of breed. Not Pitbull. BAR STOOLS (2) Ethan DINETTE SET w/6 STRZYZEWSKI Timeshare Count 1 DANIEL LARUE AL- First Walk Free!!! and The Villages. All RODPERSON NEEDED Period Week (E)1 in Condo- the presiding officer Sweet, loving, large. DISHES (6) Violette, Allen, dark pine, EXANDER and LINDA ALEX- positions require exp. Exp. preferred. Inquire matching chairs & minium Unit No. 106205 upon the filing of a mo- Free 352-433-7450 Luneville, France. swivel seats, brass ANDER Timeshare Period Those who cannot at Wade Surveying SOLD tion in compliance with 281 Roofing $60 Please call foot rail. Mint cond. Week (O)12 in Condomin- come to work every (352)753-6511 DOG Chocolate Lab, 2 Count 8 VALENTINA THO- rule 28-106.205 of the ium Unit No. 203106 352-360-1317 $150 Call 233-0464 DINING ROOM TABLE MAS Timeshare Period day need not apply. yr. Loving. Free to Florida Administrative MECHANIC glass top 39” x 60”, Week (O)6 in Condominium Fax resume to good home. Call DRESSER 4 drawers, BAR STOOLS (2) Rattan. Code. Count 2 BRIAN D. COVENEY Exp’d, for Truck Trailer w/4 chairs. $75. Unit No. 106208 352-693-2476 or 352-303-6642 Dark Oak color, Like new org. $400 A petition that disputes and SARA WALDRON Shop in Wildwood, 352-455-5007 COVENEY Timeshare Period Email DOGS Inuit, Black Lab, SOLD!!! Sell for $99 both. Count 10 CHARMAINE A. the material facts n Florida. Must have own 352-735-1647 DINING SET w/6 chairs Week (W)34 in Condomin- McHALE ROOFING INC. [email protected]. German Shepherd, TREECE-WILLIAMS Time- which the Department’s ium Unit No. 208106 tools. Evening shift, LAMP 1950’s signed, good cond. Dark share Period Week (O)32 in Re-Roofs and Repairs Free. Call or text. BAR STOOLS (3) High action is based must Mon.-Fri. Benefits. beautiful, 42”H, wood. $25. Call Condominium Unit No. Tile, Metal, Shingles DIRECT CARE STAFF 352-551-1016 back swivel, light contain the following in- Count 3 HOWARD L. Call 352-748-5500 SOLD! 352-343-7905 105103 DANSBY and TERESA Flat Roofs & For Eustis & Mt. Dora Ext. 232 Paul or Jeff pine. Like new! $90 formation: area. F/T, P/T & week- DOGS Inuit, Black Lab, (a) the name, address, DANSBY Timeshare Period Mobile Homes German Shepherd, LAMPS (2 VINTAGE) & Call 352-617-9000 DINING TABLE, chairs & Count 12 ELVIS A. WAD- Week (O)18 in Condomin- ends. For more info. SERVICE ADVISOR DELL and CARMEN R. and telephone number Excel. Ref’s Avail. Free. Call or text. PEDESTAL LAMP (1). BED All new side server, Queen ium Unit No. 208106 Licensed & Insured contact: Join a Winning Team! Anne, Walnut. $250 SCHWARTZ Timeshare Pe- of each petitioner; the t_mlekodaj_cclf@ Experienced & highly 352-551-1016 SOLD! Ortho Pillowtop riod Week (E)16 in Condo- name, address, and CCC1328197 Mattress & boxsprings. Call 352-357-0459 Count 4 RONNIE KEITH yahoo.com motivated service DOVES (3) white. Very SWING wicker, over 150 minium Unit No. 103307 telephone number of the Call: 352-255-2758 Queen-size or 352-455-1255 JENSEN and ANNE CATH- advisor needed. Great healthy $75 Call yrs. old. 69” long petitioner’s representa- LEEN JENSEN Timeshare with warranty Count 15 WILSON YSABEL work environment, 352-324-3254 $100 Please call DRESSER 3 drawer tive, if any; the Depart- Period Week (E)2 in Condo- Starting at $180 marble top matching Timeshare Period Week minium Unit No. 208206 Excel. Pay & Benefits PARAKEETS (12) multi 352-455-6397 (O)23 in Condominium Unit ment permit identifica- Apply by Email: Can deliver night stands. $60. tion number ant the colors, w/cage, must TABLE LAMPS White 352-243-1021 No. 106101 Count 5 PATRICIA EVETTE Frank_Florimonte 352-750-1237 Dated January 5, 2012 county in which the sub- buy all $70 Please Porcelain, 20” high. MEEKS-MARTINEZ Time- MEDICAL BILLER & @jenkinscars.com call 352-267-7292 DRESSER Cherry wood NEIL KELLY ject matter or activity is share Period Week (W)4 in 300 $20 for both Call Clerk of the Court located; FRONT DESK TECHNICIAN 352-323-3545 from the early 50’s. Condominium Unit No. PARAKEETS 1 yr. (3). $100 picture avail. By: /s/V.UHL (b) A statement of how 208202 Financial For busy medical office Join a Winning Team! Deputy Clerk with experience. Free to a good home. WANTED: Lionel Trains 352-516-8009 Paul M. Caldwell and when each peti- We're looking for a Call 352-728-6970 Any amount or cond. Count 6 APRIL M. NORRIS Fax 352-787-3250 BED Caldwell & Payne, P.A. tioner received notice of Qualified Technician PEKINGESE pups (2 Cash paid. Will pick All new DRESSER lg w/6 draw- the Department action; and JAY J. SHARWARKO Ortho King-size ers & 2 doors in mid- Post Office Box 120069 Timeshare Period Week w/a positive attitude. males) 9 wks. Will up. 920-279-4281 Clermont, FL 34712 Pillow Top mattress (c) A statement of how (O)47 in Condominium Unit Own tools T Exp. a also sell parents.. SOLD!!! Telephone: 352-242-2670 each petitioner’s sub- No. 203205 must. Excellent pay & box springs Attorney $200 each. Please 603 Collectibles ENTERTAINMENT CEN- stantial interests are af- & benefits. call 352-267-7292 with warranty. Ad. No: 00320603 fected by the Depart- Count 7 ERIK JON OSTO- Starting at $295. TER holds 36” TV January 20 & 27, 2012 Apply by Email BASEBALL CARDS (720) ment action; JICH and AMBER MICHELLE 400 Frank_Florimonte POODLE PUPS (2). Fe- in notebook, late Can deliver. 75.5”H x 41.5”W. (d) A statement of all MCGILLICUDDY Timeshare @jenkinscars.com male. 8 wks. 1 Apri- SOLD! 352-243-1021 $50 352-874-1862 NOTICE Under Fictitious disputed issues of mate- Period Week (W)15 in Con- Employment dominium Unit No. 201206 cot, 1 Black. $350 ENTERTAINMENT CEN- Name Statute Law Pursuant rial fact. If there are 455 Call Charlotte BOOKS Westerns 100 TER / BOOKCASE, to Section 865.09, none, the petition must 352-409-4622, Long Arms by Tabor light Oak. $30 Call Florida Statutes Count 8 JEANNE WEISS so indicate; PALMSTEEN Timeshare Pe- Restaurants/ Leave message. Evans $89 obo. 352-245-2567 352-253-9236 To Whom It May Concern: (e) A statement of facts riod Week (O)30 in Condo- 401 Hotels/Clubs that the petitioner con- minium Unit No. 208101 POODLES AKC 9 wks, BED FRAME Queen 2 ENTERTAINMENT CEN- Management shots & papers. BULL NOSE DOLPHIN nightstands, w/lights TER fits up to 32” TV Notice is hereby given that tends warrant reversal Count 9 MICHAEL POTOSKI SERVERS Cute! Tavares $400 SPORT FISH Perfect & mirrors $60 pick w/shelves. Cherry. the undersigned, pursuant or modification of the Experience Required cond. Ready to hang. to the “Fictitious Name and AMY JO POTOSKI DISTRIBUTION Call 269-599-5701 up 352-255-7161 $99 obo. 702-1211 Department action; Timeshare Period Week Full and Part Time $75 352-742-9225 Statute” Florida Statute (f) A concise statement DISTRICT MANAGER PUPPIES 5 mo. Springer BED queen size oak ENTERTAINMENT CEN- 865.09, 2009, will register (O)17 in Condominium Unit Apply in person of the ultimate facts al- No. 201203 Harbor Hills Spaniel/Terrier. Free CARDS Back to Future, box springs & mat- TER fits up to 32” TV with the Division of Corpo- Needed Immediately leged, as well as the Country Club to approved home. full set, Beatles, & 3 tress. $50. Call w/shelves. Cherry. rations, Department of for the Daily State, State of Florida, upon rules and statutes which Count 10 MICHELLE HER- 6538 Lake Griffin Rd. 352-602-7973. SOLD! 352-728-1015 $99 obo. 702-1211 receipt of proof of publica- entitle the petitioner to SHEY SMITH Timeshare Pe- Commercial circulation riod Week (E)50 in Condo- Lady Lake tion for this notice the Ficti- relief; and department. No Phone Calls Please SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON B2 tious Name, to wit: (g) A statement of the minium Unit No. 203106 relief sought by the peti- Candidate will TWO B’S STUDIO LLC Count 11 GEORGE ROBERT 470 General tioner, stating precisely SULLIVAN JR. and KIM- have Management the action that the peti- BERLY DIANE F SULLIVAN experience, sales and Intends to register the said marketing experience CANVASSER /OUTSIDE STILT CLARICE CERAMIC Fictitious Name lo tioner wants the Depart- Timeshare Period Week (W)5 in Condominium Unit a plus. Candidate will APPOINTMENT ment to take. SETTER TOGAE AEROSOL AVOCADO 301 N. Baker Street A petition that does not No. 203105 train and hire carriers Suite 2 11 to deliver the local Construction back- dispute the material Count 12 ROBIN WRIGHT ground helpful. Reli- OSAKA DONTPLAYMATCHES Mout Dora, Lake County, facts o which the De- daily newspaper to Florida,32757 TEER Timeshare Period current subscribers. able vehicle needed. REVERSE I TE CREAM partment’s final action Week (O)4 in Condominium Call Craig may be different from Unit No. 201205 That the interested owner in Candidate will be 352-728-3329 KEEPUPTHEJONESES ARLO said business enterprise is the position taken by it DFWP in this notice. Person Count 13 JANE MARY VAK- responsible for OPA EACH LAW BARBARA BOYCE whose substantial inter- OUTIS Timeshare Period updating route CAR DETAILER ests will be affected by Week (O)20 in Condomin- books, selling FEW COASTER DULC I NEA Dated in Lake County, Flor- ium Unit No. 208106 new subscriptions, for busy Dealership. any such final decision Must have exp. in de- ida this 13 day of January , of the Department have maintaining excellent GREENENVY DATEDEST I NY 2012 Count 14 ELBERT M. tailing cars. Have good the right to petition to VANKEUREN and JUDY L. customer service and addressing any drivers license and EARLE SEAS TARE ECCE /s/Barbara L. Boyce become a party to the VANKEUREN Timeshare Pe- able to pass drug test. proceeding, in accor- riod Week (W)20 in Condo- customer concerns. Ad.No: 00320926 dance with the require- minium Unit No. 202104 STYL I ZE EATME ZEROES Date: January 20, 2012 ments set forth above. Valid Drivers License Count 15 JOE GARY & insurance required. GET THEPROGRAM Mediation under section WRIGHT, STEPHANIE ETHEL STATE OF FLORIDA DE- 120.573 of the Florida WRIGHT, RODERICK NEAL GOETHE AORTA EP I CURE Statutes is not available THREETS and ANGEL This is a full time SEE CHRIS BOWDEN PARTMENT OF ENVI- salaried position with RONMENTAL PROTEC- for this proceeding. ROCHELLE THREETS Time- PHILLIPS BUICK ANT I MLLE PHEN LATEN share Period Week (O)30 in bonus incentives. TION The application is avail- 2160 Hwy. 441 able for public inspec- Condominium Unit No. SEALEDAK I SS IMTHEBAND NOTICE OF INTENT TO 203201 Fruitland Park, FL Schedule includes day, DFWP ISSUE PERMIT Dated January 6, 2012 night, weekend PATTERNS STANDEE AHA The Department of Envi- NEIL KELLY and holiday hours. MAGIC MOMENTS ronmental Protection Clerk of the Court Accepting appl. for KIN OLDE NIL Need a Car? By: /s/V.UHL gives notice of its intent Please send resume to all ages, specifically to issue a permit to Deputy Clerk AQUA PASSF LY I NGCOLORS Paul M. Caldwell DMjobs@ need experienced Solorganics, LLC Check out Caldwell & Payne, P.A. dailycommercial.com toddler help. 45 hr. MULLS O I L RENEWAL (16000 Frank Jarrell Post Office Box 120069 fax to 352-365-8229 preferred. Must be Road, Clermont, Lake Clermont, FL 34712 or apply in person at 18 yrs, of age please I ONLYWANNABEYOU I RENE County, Fl 34714) for a Classified Telephone: 352-242-2670 Call 352-243-6811 Attorney 212 E. Main St. permit revision to con- Leesburg EOE STA I NED UKULELE ZONED struct and operate a Ad. No: 00320848 Section 1200 January 20 & 27, 2012 EOE Lic.#C05LA0038 HARNESS SEMI NAL ESSES C M Y K

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604 Furniture 604 Furniture 606 Electronics 625 Building 640 Guns 652 Articles 652 Articles 652 Articles 675 Sports/ 685 Tools/ Supplies/ For Sale For Sale For Sale Recreation Machinery ENTERTAINMENT CEN- TABLE brand new in TELEVISION 21” Pana- SMITH & WESSON 38+ TER Maple Finish. Materials P, 5 shot revolver, box, 2 mo. old, light sonic w/remote. $35 CHAMPAGNE GLASSES SQUARE DANCE OUT- BICYCLE 26” w/coaster DRY MOUNT PRESS By wood, $60 Call nearly new. $400 HARNESS Horse. SOLD! Call 352-314-0677 12 long stem. $20 FITS (5) Ladies size brake, good cond. Technal. Model 500 321-527-0681 Call 352-314-0099 Antique $75 ENTERTAINMENT CEN- PEDESTAL SINK obo. Please call Call 352-748-0520 small, Malico Mole. $35 Please call w/film. $50 Call TER wood. w/27” TELEVISION 26” Vizio Kohler. Like new! $99 352-748-7678 $75. 352-242-1609 352-483-3029 352-348-7490 Magnavox TV. $60. TABLE metal base round Flat Screen. War- Call 352-742-1967 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY HEATER elec. Honey- 1911-A1. 45 acp. well, 1500 watt, auto BICYCLE 3 wheel, lg 352-360-3335 beveled glass top, ranty. $150 Call WINDOW Alum. Dbl. CHANDELIER 12 lights, STEAM MOP Shark Crimson Trace laser thermostat, mint seat, lg basket, MOWER ZERO TURN 21”x25”. $30 obo. 352-408-2791 hung, vertical blinds, gold, almost new. w/pads. $20 obo. ENTERTAINMENT CEN- 352-330-1441 marble sill. 72x36. SOLD $15. 352-434-5314 gasoline engine, can Simplicity ZT Series. TER/STORAGE white $55. Please call SOLD! 14hp Kohler, 38” cut TELEVISION 27” RCA $100. 343-1046 HEATER portable, forced be ridden w/or w/o wood grain 73”L. 352-638-6789 A-1 cond. Moving TABLE round, glass top color, w/remote. $45 WINCHESTER Defender air w/thermostat, 20 mph. $285 Call $50. 352-728-3032 w/4 padded chairs. Please call WOOD WALLS TABLE TOP Glass. 4’ x 352-409-6940 Sale in progress. 20 gauge. 2 3/4, 3” CHANDELIER w/cande- 70,000 BTU’s. $75 4’ w/rounded cor- Asking $875 Spare FUTON MATTRESS, Good cond. $99 Call 352-552-1402 Pre-fab. 10 for $100 shotgun with green labras, gold, good Call 352-233-0464 ners. 1/4” thick. BICYCLE 3 Wheel, re- belts, oil filter, new Sealy, blue, excel. 352-343-5019 Call 352-267-1472 sight. All black finish. cond. $50. Please HELMET, Pith, tan, & $40. 352-753-1834 built. Large Seat & battery. Other tools, cond. $99 obo Call TELEVISION 27” Sharp TABLE Wrought Iron Mint cond. $350. call 352-259-3522 straw cowboy hat, Basket. $150. Call 352-702-1211 w/remote. $50 630 Garage Sales SOLD w/glass top & w/4 Call 352-314-9326 352-399-6001 VACUUM Oreck Can- 352-343-6608 CHINA Johnson Broth- SOLD!!!! GLIDER alum., from chair $100. Call CLERMONT Jan.20 &21 ister in original carton. BICYCLE Boys Huffy, 10 TELEVISION JVC 36” ers, 12 settings (70 HORNS Train, chrome, ROTOZIP spiral saw kit 1950’s. Asking 352-735-1570 Fri. & Sat. 8am - $99 352-751-0369 speed, 24”, like new Color Surround 649 Medical pcs.). Marlow pattern good cond. $100 in case, $50 Please $100. Please call TABLE, drop leaf Blonde 2pm 2210 S. Lake- $30 Please call Sound. Works good. $95 352-357-8909 Call cell VACUUM Dirt Devil 12 call 352-551-4921 352-735-1570 Like new. Excel $90. 352-821-2801 shore Dr. ESTATE 352-748-3225 SALE Furniture, CARRIER - Electric lift 269-228-1379 amp. Like new. $60 HEADBOARD & 9 cond. $100. Call CHRISTMAS TREE 7’ Call 352-365-0971 BICYCLE girls 12 speed. TABLE SAW 10” Crafts- TELEVISION Sanyo 13” household items, for powerchair/ HORSE wooden folk art, drawer Dresser 352-460-0208 Pre Lit & Rotating. mountain bike, Call man almost new 36” w/remote Works appl., tools & lots scooter, mounts to rare saddle $79 VACUUM Hoover Dual w/lights. Queen size. TABLES (2) 24” x 24”, $90 obo. 5-8pm. Dave Tavares $40 table w/ext. $100. great. Not flat. $12. more. Portions of this hitch. $549. Call Mount Dora. Please brush action. Used $99 352-348-2587 maple. Asking $50. 352-460-9349 407-405-1968 352-343-4633 352-259-8090 sale will be donated 352-217-3437 call 352-735-1591 once. $95 Call KITCHEN TABLE 48” x Please call to horses with a mis- CLOCK RADIO’S (2) Re- 352-326-4141 BICYCLE Girls 24” La- TELEVISION Sylvania JACKET Deer Skin, TABLE SAW Old 10” 38”, extra leaf, 352-787-1575 sion a therapeutic DROP ARM COMMODE alistic elec. Asking Jolla, almost new. 32”. Not a flat screen. Leather, Fringed, VACUUM Hoover heavy Craftsman. Table is wood, blonde. $50 TABLES 42” round, $60 352-504-8176 riding program. Drive Medical De- $20 for all. Call duty, upright, excel. $75 FIRM Call SOLD!!! Call 352-233-0464 Come out and sup- Men’s 42. $60. Excel pedestal, 2 drop TELEVISION White, 13” luxe, Steel. Need to 352-728-4729 cond. $50. Please 352-253-1499 port us. For more in- cond. 365-9661 TRUCK TOOLBOX Dia- LIVING ROOM CHAIR leaves, black. $75. color. Excel cond. sell. $100 748-4580 COAT gorgeous full call 724-309-4915 BICYCLE Girls Moun- Nice. Good cond. $50. Call 352-728-1999 formation please call JACKET Deer Skin, mond plate. Fits full $35 Call length Leopard, cape VASES, BASKETS tain 26”. $100 obo. Call 352-357-9305 352-636-0599 HOSPITAL BED Elec. Leather, Fringed, & size. 61” x 69”. $95 VANITY WITH CHAIR like 352-787-6481 collar full sleeves Other Household Call 352-357-4690 firm. 352-568-7224 LIVING ROOM SET sofa, CLERMONT-Annual Em- Good Cond. $90 Men’s 42. $60. Excel new. Valued $800 TELEVISIONS 37” & never worn. $100 items. $100 Call BICYCLE Huffy 26” love seat, recliner. All erald Lakes Rum- Call 352-787-1546 cond. 365-9661 WORK BENCH new selling for $100. 24”, work well $75 obo. 407-284-0012 352-742-1887 girls Mountain. $35 recline. Excel cond. mage Sale 8am-3pm 4-8 ft. $80 max. 352-314-9537 for both. Please call TEN UNIT new, unused COAT Men’s size 44. JACKETS men’s size 42 Call 801-589-6801 Gray in color. $400 Jan. 27 & 28 1401 $100. VERTICAL BLINDS (2) 352-343-7201 WARDROBE 2 door, 4 352-461-6729 Cashmere, full length brown, 3/4 length, Call 352-223-1503 W. Hwy 50. Call 352-357-3734 leather w/zip out lin- fabric 7’ x 6’ & 2 BICYCLE Huffy 26” shelves, Fruitwood TELEVISIONS JVC 27”, double breasted. $75 Traverse rods. $100 WALKER Dolomite, obo 742-9487 ing. $100 259-3522 girls Mountain. $35 LOVE SEAT & CHAIR color. Asking $50. w/stand. (2) 12” JVC 635 Garden 352-259-4675. Call 801-589-6801 RECLINER, fair cond. 352-750-1237 never used. $60 JEANS (7) Levi’s Skinny, all w/remotes. $45 COAT Men’s. Skin, Real VERTICAL BLINDS (2) $50 Please call Please call misses, size 14. Ex- BICYCLE Ladies 26”, 1 WATER BED King size, 352-314-0677 ALL TREES! SAVE 50% leather. XL Black. fabric 7’ x 6’ & 2 352-272-4610 352-343-2485 cel cond. $40 Call new tire & tube. Fair FREE. Please call New cond. $55 Lady Traverse rods. $100 800 TIVO BOX w/manual & OR BUY ME OUT!! 352-669-6573 cond. $10. Call LOVE SEAT beautiful flo- 352-365-2151 remote like new. $35. •3 Gal. 6’ Oaks Etc. WALKER w/leg exten- Lake. 348-9946 352-259-4675. 352-365-1878 sions. $20 Real Estate ral print, excel cond. 352-753-4043 $10 or 20 for $100 COMFORTER Queen, JUKEBOX 45’s very Call 352-508-5835 VERTICAL BLINDS, BICYCLE men’s 10 $25 Please call 605 Appliances •15 Gal 8’-10’ Oaks maroon, floral & good cond. w/45’s in VIDEO GAME Nintendo it. $500. Call White 106” X 96”. speed Schwinn, good For Rent 352-446-1913 excel cond., w/all $35.or 10 for $250. striped. $20 Call AIR CONDITIONER 352-223-1503 Heavy duty. $100 cond. $20 Please LOVE SEAT leather good hookups/25 games. •30 Gal 12’ Oaks $75. 650 Computers 352-385-7215 GE 5000 BTU. $75. Call 352-314-0199 call 352-787-1332 solid color, good $95. Call 357-2771 •4’ Red Cedar $5. & Equip LEATHER JACKET La- 352-348-5843 COMFORTER SET full WATCH Gold w/blue BICYCLE RACK for auto, cond. $60 Please •6’-12’ Bald Cypress size w/sheets, dies, blk, size med. CONVECTION OVEN dial. Invicta, Pro hitch mount, heavy 802 Vacation call 352-638-6789 624 Children’s •Sago or Pindo Palms COMPUTER DESK shams, skirt, etc. very nice, from Italy. Wolfgang Puck. 1 352-669-1618 Great cond. $60. $45. 352-793-8102 Diver Auto. New $80 $80 Please call Rentals LOVE SEAT light green $25. 787-0613 352-460-4482 352-483-6120 mo. old. Was $130 items AZALEA Southern Call 352-455-1163 Micro Suede 65”, 2 CORAL for a salt water LEATHER JACKETS (2) *NEWLY REMODELED* Sell $80. 205-5279 Charm (10) shrubs. COMPUTER, Windows WATCH Men’s Guess, BICYCLE Schwinn Trail cushions. $75. BASSINET w/stand port- aquarium, nice, 2 lg mens, XLT, 1 dress Dora Canal 1/2 price! CONVECTION OVEN $80/all. Please call XP Pro + extras. silver w/blue face. Way. Alum. 21 sp. 352-460-0744 able, Blue & White boxes. Silver Lake & 1 motorcycle. $70 6 MOS. FREE RENT! Wolfgang Puck. 1 352-787-1226 $100. Please call $55. Please call w/circus animals Area $40. 323-8240 352-314-8678 SOLD!!!! 352-408-4458 LOVE SEAT Light muted mo. old. Was $130 352-460-4503 352-343-8008 pattern. No smoking, $35 obo 504-8327 BUDIA PALMS (2) in LUGGAGE Hartman, lg. BICYCLE Sell $80. 205-5279 COSTUME JEWELRY WATCHES (2) Men’s. no pets. Clean. $99 pots. $100 takes DESKTOP COMPUTER suitcase, brown Vintage. Good cond. 805 Houses BOYS CLOTHES Reasonable. 12 doz. Like New! In boxes. Call 352-793-8103 DISCOUNT both. Please Call Dell, DVD Burner. tweed $100 Please Asking $100. Please 3-6 months. $60 earrings for $36. Call Fossil Kenneth Cole. Furnished APPLIANCE Call 352-433-3671 352-748-7009 Asking $100. Call call 352-455-6397 call 352-504-6406 MATTRESS SET Repair-Sales-Service 352-323-0831 $70. 352-223-2175 CART Pulls behind golf 352-255-5530 METAL DETECTOR full size, clean, $70 Most Repairs CHANGING TABLE COWBOY HATS, (2) dark BICYCLES 26”, 15 spd., FRUITLAND PARK, 3br, Call 352-602-4622 Greco, Cherry Wood. cart or mower. LAPTOP Think Pad, WATER TANK (2) Sinco. great cond. Men’s & Manufactured house. Dumps. $30 obo excel cond. $50 brown suede & tan, 14 gallon, Stop MATTRESS SET King Like New. $50 Call SOLD!!!! SOLD!!!! Stay in old Florida Fish 352-326-8127 Call 321-527-0681 SOLD! Sprayers. $45 Call size, good cond, 352-455-7654 MICROWAVE cooking / Camp, fully furn. all 352-348-9973 DART BOARD Viper, utilities including cable SOLD CHILDREN’S DISNEY EDGER Craftsman MONITOR 19” flat CUSHION w/heat & storage items. 24 WIG, brand new Shot King, w/wooden TV, use of dock & VCR TAPES (25) 2.5HP Elec. Excel w/sound, AVI & VGA massage. Good SOLD! MATTRESS SET Queen, Auburn color. Asking case. Good cond. boats. Wkly or monthly $60 Plus Parts good selection. $25 Cond. $28 Call hookups & cords. cond. $20 Please w/headboard & MISC ITEMS assorted $35. 352-728-8054 $55 352-259-1175 rate. Move in, $100 WASHER, DRYER, for all. 253-9236 352-360-9369 $40 352-728-6449 call 352-357-3734 SOLD! REFRIGERATOR cell phone case, cra- GOLF CLUB driver & security dep. and show EDGER/TRIMMER. MONITOR LCD 17” DART BOARD Electronic. WII GAME New Super “Don’t Toss It COMFORTER Twin, Dora dle point router $40 Mario. New $150. iron, good cond. proof of income. MEDIA CENTER med. Hardly used. Black & color, Compaq, Ex- Sportcraft 4 player. Fix It For Less” Reversible & Hop Call 352-324-2559 Used once. Asking $10. Please call RENTED! brown, 46”x19”x32”, Scotch game rug. Decker. $35. Call cel. Cond. $45. Ideal for Den. $35 Buying Clean 781-405-7321 Call 352-742-2315 MOVIE Shreck 2. $100 728-8103 352-787-7093 LAKE PANASOFFKEE good cond. $45 Call Washers & Dryers $10. 352-357-3351 352-357-3764 352-326-9633 Unique. Still in box. WORK BENCH new cus- GOLF CLUBS 2 sets. sm. furn. 1br. cot- Days, Evenings & CRIB LA Baby Metal, HEDGER gas Pro MONITOR, flat screen DECANTERS Avon (75+) Like new! $35 Call tage, W/D, $600 mo. MIRROR Large Bev- 17”, like new. $75 men’s after shave. tom built wood 6’ Hogan H40. & Z Tour Weekends folding, full size & Tanaka, 20” bar ex- 352-223-2175 3. w/bags. $50 Call + $300 dep. incl. eled. $100. Call be- cel cond. $90. Call 728-1591 or $60. Please call Call Now portable. $70. Call SOLD! NECKLACES 352-343-7201 352-406-1595 util. Non-smoking. tween 9-7 516-8009 352-874-1238 352-742-8246 352-348-6171 352-874-3346 No pets. Call DISHES 26 pieces Hart- Dozen for $36 GOLF CLUBS Cobra NEERLEE NEW LAWN MOWER PRINTER Canon Pixma, 352-418-3003 DRYER Hotpoint, elec. CRIB w/mattress, white, 20”, land Stoneware. $20 Call 352-323-0831 655 Musical copy irons. Oversized FURNISHINGS 3.5hp, cuts great, all in one, color Excel 220V, good cond. new cond. $100 Please call NINTENDO DS/DSI Instruments woods. New bag. Gently Used Home Please call runs great. $45. Call cond. $25 Please 352-357-9069 806 Houses SOLD! call 352-404-5130 Games. $6.00 Call $50. 352-735-6927 Furnishings 352-978-1352 352-409-6940 GUITAR AMP Roland mi- Unfurnished Showroom FREEZER Upright, Gib- DISHES 52 pieces, glass 352-255-5279 GOLF CLUBS JMax CRIB w/mattress. LAWN MOWER 6hp, PRINTER CANON, scan, salad bowl. Asking croCube 4 speakers. 3320 US Hwy. son. Great cond. Briggs engine, self print & copy. New ink OUTDOOR FIREPLACE Digital effects. Excel CLERMONT 2 Story, 441/27, Fruitland Park Cherry wood. $65 $25. Please call Chiminea. $40 SOLD!!!! SOLD!!!! Call 352-242-1609 propelled. Only $45, installed. $75 352-728-4729 cond. Battery or A/C 4br/3.5 bath, 3 car ga- (old Phillips Dealership) 352-326-5476 Call 352-504-6032 power. Adapter incl. GOLF CLUBS, 3 iron HEATER blk cast iron ELECTRIC MOTOR BIKE, Call 352-728-4913 rage, in Tradds Land- 352-315-1000 DISHES 58 pieces, Inde- OUTSIDE BBQ signature $125. 343-4375 thru SW, driver, 3 ing. Indoor/outdoor gas room heater, up to 15 mph, $90 LAWN MOWER Crafts- PRINTER/COPY/SCAN neerleenew pendent Stoneware, Jim Beam liquor. wood, putter. $75 Video CAMERA survail- limited use, un- obo Please call man 6.75hp. ESP 3250 Kodak. furnishings.com pale yellow. $30 Call new in box. $100 GUITAR Yamaha 352-245-0716 lance and ALARM. vented, 2500 BTU’s, 352-455-3342 w/grass catcher. $75 Like New! $30 PATIO SET Wrought iron 352-357-9069 Call 352-321-9401 classical. $25 Water softening in en- Asking $500 Call Call 352-735-8737 352-787-2109 GOLF CLUBS, BAG, w/4 padded chairs. Call 352-343-4375 tire home. Lawn Main- 352-385-0311 GIRLS CLOTHES DISHES Pyrex large & PAINTING (4) signed, BALLS & TEES $29 Good cond. $95. obo LAWN MOWER Troy Bilt. PRINTER/SCANNER HP, KEYBOARD Yamaha, tenance included. 12-18 months $50 med. 12 of each. modern, framed, Call 352-753-0657 Call 352-455-9568 HEATER oil filled radiator Call 352-433-3671 Self propelled & good cond. works, $100. Please call multi-function, stand, Brand new washer/ just needs ink. $20 $100 for all. Call bench & music. &75 GOLF SET irons/woods PATIO Sets w/4 chairs, type, elec. $20 INFANT CAR SEAT Baby grass catcher. Excel. 352-394-6204 Dryer. Private backyard Call 352-460-0780 352-702-7123 Call 352-728-4469 oversized like new PVC, never been out- Please call Trend. Black & Gray. $100. 728-4913 Asking $1700/mo. No 352-406-1595 DISHES, Fiestaware, (6) PAPER BACK BOOKS w/bag. $45. Call SOLD!!!!! $25 Call LAWN TRACTOR Bolens PRINTERS (2) HP STRATOCASTER Fender pets please. Cal assorted pieces. Romance & Love 352-217-6728 317-490-2468 MICROWAVE excel. 352-326-2505 38” cut, 15.5hp. Like 3-In-One. $20. $60. Please call Squier Like new! No RECLINER medium blue Stories. 70 in all. case. $75. Call HELMET Four Wheeler cond. used lightly. PACK & PLAY, High new. New battery, SOLD! 352-250-8290 CLERMONT/ tweed w/small red $35 352-272-4610 352-343-4375 HJC. Yellow, black, & $25. Please call Chair & Car Seat. alternator, blades, W. HWY. 50 flicks. $75. Call DISHES, Fiestaware, Co- PATIO HEATER silver. Adult size. 352-461-3433 $50 Call plus metal 10 cu. 651 Articles 40,000 Before Groveland 352-343-2189 ft.dump.. $500 Call balt Blue. (28) pcs. BTU. LP gas, tank & 660 Office $60 352-429-8914 MICROWAVE OVER 352-326-3183 Wanted $100. Please call Mobile Homes For Sale RECLINER small leather Jim 352-728-1900. gas incl. $100. Call MOUNTAIN BIKE Like w/Owner Finance STOVE Kenmore, PLAYPEN Evenflo, tan & 352-250-8290 Furniture/ with Ottoman, white. WANTED OLD REFRIG- 352-324-3130 new! 26” Ground 2br/1ba white, excel cond. green, excel cond. LAWNMOWER Toro 21” SOLD ERATOR DRAPES Custom made, PICTURE Supplies Master. $65 Call From $500 down $50. 352-483-6629 $40 obo Please call self propelled. Only for beer. 21”x38”, Frigidaire by General Sage green paid Flower arrangement, 309-657-7012 --$$400/month$$-- RECLINER Tan, good REFRIGERATOR Amana 352-504-8327 $100 Call CHAIR MATS (2) for car- Motors preferred. $1,200, excel cond., $12.95 Please call Also Avail. cond. Reduced, $65 25 cu. ft. Side by 352-552-4098 pet, clear, 45”x53”, PAINTBALL GUN Never PLAYPEN excel. cond. 40’s - 50’s vintage $95 352-343-6595 352-753-0657 Handyman Special obo Please Call side, ice & water. MOTOR 6.0hp Briggs & good cond. $50 for used. Retail $45. Asking $30. 814-282-6156. FAN decorative ,Lasko both. 352-874-7136 1br/1ba $350 down 352-742-9771 $100. 516-7920 Call 352-742-2716 Stratton. Vertical POKER TABLE TOP Asking $10 --$$325/month$$-- shaft. Like new! indoor/outdoor 4’ tall $10 Call after 9am. 352-617-1935 ROCKER / RECLINER & REFRIGERATOR Roper ROLLER BLADES Child’s 652 Articles COMPUTER DESK 352-227-7084 or $100 326-4141 w/light 3 speed. $40. 352-259-5629 Accent Chair. Good 18cu.ft. $200. Pacer inline. Size 3, 47”x24”, cherry PING PONG TABLE But- 407-932-0898 For Sale Call 352-561-1812 PORCELAIN DOLL SOLD!!! 352-314-3458 ask knee/elbow pads. MOWER 6.5hp Snapper wood. good cond. terfly. Like New! CYPRESS COVE FIREPLACE HEARTH free for Al. $15 352-343-5934 self propelled, great Beautiful, sets in $70 246-9948 $200 Call COTTAGES ROCKER RECLINER, BARREL 55 gallon, standing w/air circu- rocking chair. $35 on hills. $100. DESK CHAIR large, 352-669-7319 On Beautiful Lake La-Z-Boy, Blue, good REFRIGERATOR Whirl- $20. Please call lating fan 34”H. $75 Call 352-343-2973 STROLLER hard 352-343-5249 swivels/rocks. Used, Griffin. 1 & 2br. cond. $75. Please pool 15.7 cu.ft., like plastic, good cond. 352-787-6855 obo. 352-314-2123 POOL TABLE Brunswick brand new. top POWER CONVERTER good cond. $25 obo. Contender, full size. w/scrn. porch. Start- call 352-343-3787 $35. 504-6406 MOWER Craftsman, self BEACH CHAIRS Good FIREWOOD Free! SOLD! propelled, 7hp, grass 110-12 volt w/cord. 352-321-2174 $700. Good cond. ing @ $650/mo. In- ROCKING CHAIRS (2) TODDLER RIDE RAMP, cond. $8.00 Call Fruitland Park area. $20 Call cludes water & elec. catcher $100 FILE CABINET 2 drawer, 352-728-1213 wood. Need work. WASHER & DRYER STRAIGHT SHOT, ex- 352-365-0971 GONE 1ST DAY! 352-406-6712 386-747-7119 cel. cond. $35 Call 431-3053 afternoon wood Like New. $25 REEL DAIWA SPIN STAR $30 Call Whirlpool. Like New! BED SPREAD Queen FISHING BOOKS Bass 352-343-2042 MOWER Troy Bilt, Briggs PRINTS (5) limited Wild Please call Model #3505C, new EUSTIS 5/3 w/extra 352-357-0766 $400 Call Beige w/pink roses, Masters Ultimate & Stratton, lg wheels Life & Flowers $100 352-365-2301 in box. $20 Call rooms, 1 acre ROLL AWAY BED with 352-742-7420 shams & 2 pillows. Fishing 9 Volumes Please call in back 6hp $80,. New! $45 343-0349 OFFICE DESK CHAIRS 352-793-4019 shaded lot. bedding. Asking $60. WASHER Maytag $30 625 Building $60 352-357-9585 352-787-3299 4047 E. Orange Ave. 431-3053 afternoon Good cond. $10 ROD & REEL CUSTOM Please call Call Doug Supplies/ BEDSPREAD queen size FOAM RUBBER PADS $1,250/mo. PATIO CHAIRS (4) PVC PURSE COACH, Call 352-787-9197 GLASS PENN JIG 352-552-1855 SOLD! w/2 pair drapes. Very 20” x 17.5” x 4” Call 352-483-4546 Materials with thick cushions, tan/brown, flat/cross MASTER, excel. $50 good cond. $30 Call thick. Never used. OFFICE DESK CHAIRS WINE REFRIGERATOR nice. $90. Call body style. $100 obo Call 352-793-4019 FRUITLAND PARK Nice 269-362-7301 $28. 352-728-1186 Good cond. $10 Haier w/glass doors, DOORS antique & new 352-552-1855 Call 352-343-4445 Call 352-787-9197 little 1br, newly reno- BINOCULARS Tasco, RODS & REELS. Heavy vated, quiet neigh- blk w/stainless steel $25. Please call FOOD PROCESSOR Cui- QUILT RACK wooden, duty, salt water. $75 352-267-8267 PATIO TABLE & 4 7X-15x35. Good borhood, W/D $100 343-4445 Chairs. $100 sinart. Prep 11 Plus. w/cut out hearts. 674 Exercise Call 716-550-0539 SECTIONAL SOFA cond. $20. Call $75 Call $25 Call 406-1577 hookup. $450/mo. DRYWALL 1/2” thick. Call 419-966-7286 352-787-7093 Equipment TENNIS SHOES Ladies, Call after 6pm Brand New! 606 Electronics 48 x 48. $4.00 352-483-5661 Eustis area. Skechers Shape Ups, and/or SOFA LOVE POND SHELL 6 x 3 rigid BIRD CAGE 16 x 17.5 x 603-858-1160 CELL PHONE Optimus, Call 352-669-0448 polyethylene. $50 GARAGE SHELVES 4 REEL TAPES 7” (600) AERO PILATES 6 mos size 10. Brand New! SEAT $550 22, portable. Blue FRUITLAND PARK purple, many fea- HARD HATS, (4) high Please call metal 31x15x71 opera 2 operas per old from QVC. Paid $40. 352-429-2742 Can deliver! Ribbon Connection. ~Move in Special~ tures. Used 3 times. impact plastic, with 847-915-5902 wood shelves $100 tape. $20 Please call $400 asking $100. 352-243-1021 $95 352-748-0520 TOTAL GYM Good 1st month Free in Jan. $70. 352-455-4872 built-in straps, brand 407-504-5136 352-343-9935 352-669-8786 SLEEP SOFA Quality new $45. 748-9611 SEGO PALMS (2) BOOKS 162 Paperback/ Plus last & security. CELL PHONES (2) excel. 36”Hx36”W. $100 GAS STOVE, Portable RUG 5’x9’ Mediterra- BIKE EXERCISER Weslo SOLD!!!!! 2,475 sf. 4/2/2 Split Palliser, full size, like HEAT PUMP 4 ton Hardback, romance New! One burner, nean, floral design. new. Asking $100 new. Nutmeg color cond. $60 for both. for both. Call & mystery, $40 WATER SKI VEST Plan, with Den & Lg. Please call Rheem classic high 352-748-7009 gas cartridge. $20 Good cond. $20 SOLD!!!! Lanai. Fenced. 15 min. w/2 botanical pil- efficiency pump, 352-267-4632 352-357-0766 352-343-9168 O’Brien, XL New lows. $475. Call 352-217-7256 WEED/HEDGE TRIMMER BOWFLEX EXTREME, $99. Asking $35. to Leesburg or Villages w/Aquefier heat re BOOKS HARDCOVER GLASS GRINDER Inland, RUG SCRUBBER $20. $1,400 mo. 352-751-6460 COBRA CB RADIO & Edger Worx 18 (20) , Stephen King, only used twice. Call 352-343-5249 SOLD! volt. Like new! $40 new. Asking $98. Please Call 407-625-9991 SLEEPER SOFA 3 cush- Model 29 LTD Clas- $100 takes all. Call $550 obo. Call WET SUIT by Sea Quest 352-343-4276 Please call 352-787-9197 LEESBURG 3/2 Silver ion, flowered. Excel sic. A-1 cond. $45. KITCHEN SINK cast iron 352-326-5476 352-636-1080 Farmer John style 352-636-0263 porcelain w/faucet. 352-787-3631 RUG SCRUBBER $20. Lake, split level, tile cond. $300 Call BOOKS Old Western CURL BAR & 4 dumb like new. $65. 640 Guns GLASS TABLE TOP & Please Call floors, scrn porch, 352-669-0388 DVD PLAYER Good SOLD!!!! 25 for $10. bells, 75 lbs of 352-242-0152 BASE 72”x36”x1/2”, 352-787-9197 fenced, big garage, SLEEPER SOFA Queen. cond. Works well. MARBLE COUNTER- BLACK POWDER RIFLE Call 352-357-4722 SOLD! WET SUIT JACKET nice neighborhood. $10 Call base, 12”x36”x29”. SANDALS Ladies new 5 Excel cond. Blue/Pink TOP 2’ x 4’. $50 50 caliber. Conn. BOOKS Westerns, Women’s Neoprene $850/mo 383-8827 352-255-6490 $35 352-728-1186 pr., size 9W, all col- ELLIPTICAL MACHINE Floral. $75 firm. Call 352-267-1472 Valley Arms Bobcat. Authors John Stone/ zip front Xlg. $35. ors, $50. takes all. $100 Please call LEESBURG BEAUTIFUL 352-742-9225 MICROPHONE Shure, PEDESTAL SINK came $99 717-370-1169 Compton. $100 GLASS TURN TABLE for 352-330-1517 352-259-8090 Microwave. 14” Call 352-343-8964 LAKE FRONT SOFA & CHAIR, brown, SM57 or SM58 $65. out of 1890 Victorian BUSHMASTER AR-15 takes all. 748-5799 EXERCISE BIKE Please call home. $65 Call across. $30 Call SEWING MACHINE 685 Tools/ 2/2 W/D hook-up, rust & green, excel. semi, less than 50 BRAILLE WRITER never 352-978-7461 Schwinn, dual action, scrn porch $700/mo. 352-357-9585 352-748-3289 rounds fired. Nc Star, Singer, portable in w/computer monitor. SOLD!!!! used. $100. Please good shape. Asking Machinery + $700 security PLAYSTATION 2 Games, ROOF PANS alum. (13) flashlight, laser, call 352-483-1180 GO-CART runs needs Excel cond. $150 Call 352-978-0074 SOFA & LOVE SEAT light scope & hand guard. cable Factory, com- $90 352-742-2856 AIR COMPRESSOR 2 remotes, 1 DVD re- 12’ long, good cond. BREAD MAKER Used Call 352-751-6460 color, excel. cond. mote microphone. $220 Please call SOLD!!!! plete w/tires. $100 SHEDDER 10 Sheet Craftsman 1.5hp. 15 •LEESBURG Like New SOLD once. Excel cond.. Call 352-348-2743 GAZELLE EDGE by Gallon. Used/Good 3/2 patio homes in $75. 352-551-5978 352-409-6940 CIMARRON model $35 Call Cross Cuts CD’s, credit cards. $30 Tony Little! $50 cond. $99 434-9540 gated community. SOFA & OTTOMAN. By PLAYSTATION 2 Sony SINK bathroom, shell 1860, Richards-Ma- 352-504-2327 GPS Garmin Nuvi 200, Call 352-636-1663 4.3” full color scrn. 352-435-0055 AIR COMPRESSOR $750/mo. Going Fast! La-Z-Boy Multi teal Slim w/2 controllers, shape design, son conversion. CAR TOP CARRIER GAZELLE EDGE by Tony •LEESBURG 2/2/1, plaid. Good cond. cards, games & ex- 24”x22”. $10. Call 45LC, never fired. SOLD!!!! SHOES Ladies from Sears, 4hp, 20 gal. Sears X Cargo. Excel Little, like new. $40 SOLD! with fenced back yard. $50 352-357-0459 tras $100 357-2771 352-742-0894 $500 Call 267-0367 cond. New hardware. GRILL gas portable, for Shoe Biz, 7.5 narrow Please call $650/mo. SOFA light colors, new SPEAKER, microphone, SINK, kitchen, by Kohler, PISTOL Zastava 9 shot, $75 352-455-5213 camping w/case, new. $20. Call 352-408-1576 BLOWER Craftsman 2 Call NOW! 352-357-1363 352-408-8887 cond. very nice, turntables, accom- cast iron, dbl. w/low 7.62 w/ammunition New never used. RECUMBENT BIKE, speed, good cond. CARPET 10’x29’, SPACE HEATER Oil Ra- $100 Please call modates up lg. area. center divider. Al- 2 magazines. $295 cream, $40, good $50. 352-551-4708 works good, less $20 Please call LEESBURG Scottish 352-742-7765 $50. 352-323-4903 mond $98 751-5737 Perfect. 750-1979 diator style. $10 Call than half price. $45 352-787-1332 Highland, cozy 2/2 SOLD HANDBAG new Arcadia 616-240-2492 SOFA Light muted pat- SPEAKERS Boston WALL SINK w/high back RIFLE 30 Caliber Car- bone pearl patten red Call 502-525-1139 BRAD NAILER air pow- on cul-de-sac. tern. No smoking, no Acoustic. New $149 came out of 1890 bine. Asking $650. CARPET 10’x39’ gray, underside, lg. Paid SPACE HEATER Pelonis ered, new in box. $850/mo + dep. pets. Clean. $99 Sell $75. Call Victorian home. $65 Please call good cond. $40 $300, sell $100 obo. oil filled radiator. Al- 675 Sports/ $25 Please call 352-255-1728 SOLD SOLD!!!! 352-793-8103 352-751-7398 Call 352-748-3289 352-735-9741 407-284-0012 Recreation 352-569-4237 LEESBURG sm. remod- STOOLS PUB STYLE 4 STEREO Sony, compact WINDOW 2’X6’ white vi- SHOT GUN Browning CARPET New! Beige, HANGING LIGHT Fixture SPACE HEATER Propane CIRCULAR SAW Porter eled 2/1 on 1 ac +/-, Wood. $100 All. Call disc 5 speakers, duel nyl & insulated. $50 Sweet Sixteen. $750 Mohawk. 8’x8’x9”. for Dining room. 5 20,000 BTU’s. Ask- BACKPACKING EQUIP- Cable Rockwell. CHA US 27 & Hwy. 352-460-9349 cassette. $50. Call Please call obo Please call $50. Call globe, pewter. $35 ing $100. Please MENT $100 #178 8 1/4, w/case 44 $600/mo. Call 5-8pm. 352-551-4708 352-787-6855 352-638-0949 352-343-1127 352-383-6648 call 352-787-3631 Call 352-728-1657 etc. $100 348-7490 561-396-5357

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806 Houses 807 819 819 819 825 Rent-To- 903 Homes 903 Homes 936 Real Estate Unfurnished Apartments Manufactured Manufactured Manufactured Own For Sale For Sale Wanted Unfurnished Homes Rental Homes Rental Homes Rental FRUITLAND PARK UMATILLA/WEIRSDALE LEESBURG/SUNNYSIDE *NEWLY REMODELED* 900 3/2, I Buy Houses CA$H 2/1, Handyman spe- Rural Lake Harris Dora Canal 1/2 price! ranch, price reduced Quick Sale/ Fair Price LEESBURG ALTOONA Rent to own, LADY LAKE 2/2 CHA, FRUITLAND PARK 3/2 cail $295/mo. Owner home on 2 acres, 6 MOS. FREE RENT! Real Estate to $95,000. New 407-394-1427 PARK TERRACE APTS. big 3/2 on 1/3 acre, $425/mo + security CHA, $700/mo. No heat pump, roof, finance. Call w/dock, 4br/2ba, 2 BR’s avail. $425 & eat in kitchen, fire- dep. Please call pets. Call Kacie at 352-408-4458 dbl. garage, near For Sale windows, sprinklers, 407-455-2046 up. Clean & quiet. Incl. place, new laminate 352-787-9236 Homeowners Realty move in ready. Call LRMC and Lake UMATILLA/WEIRSDALE water/sewer/trash. floors, glamor bath. 352-728-2818 352-360-2359 Square. $1,700/mo. Call 352-326-8815 $2,500 down, LEESBURG 6 mi. West. 2/1, Handyman spe- 905 Call 407-298-1368 SENIORS & ADULTS cial, $295/mo. TAVARES 2/1, W/D $700/mo 2/1, CHA. $525/mo. Waterfront 352-383-8827 ONLY $7,000 Owner finance. Call LEESBURG sm. remod- hook up, Small pets + security. Call (CASH PRICE) 903 Homes MT. DORA, 4/1, + bo- 352-455-0546 407-455-2046 eled 2/1 on 1 ac +/-, *NEWLY REMODELED* 1000 ok. Near Hosptial & 2/2 New Homes in For Sale CHA US 27 & Hwy. nus room, CHA Com- 441, $600 mo. + CLERMONT/ nice quiet park Dora Canal 1/2 price! LEESBURG/WILDWOOD 44 $600/mo. Call 6 MOS. FREE RENT! Manufactured pletely upgraded, No $400 dep. Section 8 W. HWY. 50 in Eustis. WEIRSDALE AREA 2/1 CHA tile floors 561-396-5357 352-408-4458 pets. $750/dep. ok. 352-348-8554 Before Groveland nice. $475/mo. + 66x14, A/C, appl., Rent w/option to buy FRUITLAND PARK 3/2 Homes 352-978-1696 Mobile Homes For Sale dep. 352-461-9070 carport & scrn room. dbl. wide 3/1 702 Hall St. (min. THE QUARTERS w/Owner Finance Call 352-396-2042 $600/mo. 1st., last from The Villages) WILDWOOD, 3,467sf, 932 Res Lots APARTMENTS 2br/1ba SENIORS & ADULTS $49,500 or make of- 3/3 on cul-de-sac. Fl. RENTALS ONLY $15,000 & dep. 6 miles East Acreage By The Villages From $500 down WILDWOOD AREA of Weirsdale in fer. 352-504-0038 rm. & bonus rm., LONG TERM & --$$400/month$$-- (CASH PRICE) ADULT PARK w/pool table & 48” Flat 1001 Mfd Homes UNFURNISHED RENTALS Rent Specials Now! Big Tree subdv. NORTH EAST TENNES- Also Avail. 2/2 New Homes in • 2/1 single wide scrn TV, Granite SEE 10 acres moun- For Sale IN SOUTH LAKE COUNTY 352-391-1410 nice quiet park Call 352-821-1597 Need a Car? ROCKER REALTY liveatthequarters.com Handyman Special $500/mo w/CHA counter tops, custom tain land along Hwy. 1br/1ba $350 down in Eustis. FAMILY AREA Check out cabinets, well, golf 94. Good hunting & *NEWLY REMODELED* 352-394-3570 Equal Housing 44x24, A/C, appl., Need a Job? Ask For Janet or Emily Opportunity --$$325month$$-- • 1.5/1 single wide cart/storage rm. home sites. $27,000 Dora Canal 1/2 price! 352-227-7084 or carport & scrn room. $550/mo w/CHA Check out Classified Classified $220,000 (will Rent) Owner financing at 6 MOS. FREE RENT! RockerRealtyInc.com Call 352-396-2042 Veranda Apts. 407-932-0898 Call 352-745-8620 Section 400 Section 1200 Call 352-748-2877 6%. 352-483-4546 352-408-4458 TAVARES 3/2, near SPECIALS LIMITED Lake Square Mall on 1, 1 w/den & 2 br the water. $845. 352-735-9400 352-874-5966 MountDora Apartments.com TAVARES 3/2/2 Lake- Equal Housing front, 1815 Lake Opportunity Villa Dr. incl. appl. & 3333333333 lawn maint. $1,225 3EUSTIS3 /mo 1st, last + sec. Call 407-359-5891 1 BEDROOM - NEW 1 Story. Walk to Publix UMATILLA 3/2 Fisher- Call: 352-357-7332 3333333333 man’s Dream, dbl. lot on Lake Nicatoon. Newly remodeled. 808 For Rent or Sale. $800/mo. Sale price Apartments $79K. Call Fred Furnished 352-455-1918 TWIN PALMS MARINA UMATILLA/WEIRSDALE FRUITLAND PARK 2/1, $295/mo. Fully furnished 2br. Handyman. Owner fi- Mobile homes incl. nance. Call utilities & cable TV. 407-455-2046 Free use of boats, bar- WILDWOOD, 3,467sf, becues & fishing off 3/3 on cul-de-sac. Fl. dock. Weekly/monthly rm. & bonus rm., rate. Move in w/$50 w/pool table & 48” Flat security dep. & proof scrn TV, Granite of income. counter tops, custom cabinets, well, golf RENTED! cart/storage rm. UMATILLA Furn. Adult $220,000 (will Rent) Studio $550 & 1br Call 352-748-2877 $575, incl util. No pets .352-250-4711 807 Apartments 809 Roommate Unfurnished Wanted BUSHNELL 1/1, 1 year EUSTIS- Studio apt. lease, all appl + W/D $583/mo. house, pool, No pets. $500 mo. + forest, or room/share $300 sec. $385/mo. Non-smok- 352-793-6887 or ing. Leave msg 352-303-5112 352-357-5284 CLERMONT/ 810 Duplexes W. HWY. 50 Before Groveland CLERMONT/ Mobile Homes For Sale W. HWY. 50 w/Owner Finance Before Groveland 2br/1ba Mobile Homes For Sale From $500 down w/Owner Finance ---$$400/month$$--- 2br/1ba Also Avail. From $500 down Handyman Special --$$400/month$$-- 1br/1ba $350 down Also Avail. --$$325/month$$-- Handyman Special 352-227-7084 or 1br/1ba $350 down 407-932-0898 ---$$325/month$$--- 352-227-7084 or EUSTIS 407-932-0898 All remodeled Apts! EUSTIS 2/1 on Lake Move in by Jan. 31st Eustis. No maint., Super Special Pricing! water incl., CHA, 2br-$499; 3br-$599. washer/dryer. Walk $100 Dep. only. to downtown, board- Pet OK. Hurry! walk etc. $580 mo. Call 352-357-5675 352-636-1709 EUSTIS El Sereno Apts. LEESBURG 3/2 1100 $1 MOVE IN SPECIAL sq.ft. $800/mo + 2/2. $550/mo. 600 N. Grove RENTED Call 352-361-5688 811 Condos EUSTIS- Studio apt. $583/mo. house, pool, forest, or room/share Townhouses $385/mo. Non-smok- ing. Leave msg ROYAL OAKS 1 MO. 352-357-5284 FREE 2/2.5 all appl. pool, clubhouse, etc. EUSTIS sm. 1/1, for 1 Call 352-516-2657 person. $400/mo + security. No pets or LEESBURG very nice smokers. Avail. 2/1 2/1.5 W/D. No pets. Call 352-357-4827 $650/mo + dep. Call 352-787-5885 •FRUITLAND PARK 2/1, Apt. $575/month. 812 Rooms to •LEESBURG Rent 2/1, Apt. $550/month. Call 352-636-4454 EUSTIS 3 blocks from downtown $100 dep. $400/mo., all util. incl. 352-589-1448 EUSTIS- Studio apt. $583/mo. house, pool, LEESBURG forest, or room/share 2/1.5 TOWNHOUSES $385/mo. Non-smok- & 2/1 SPACIOUS ing. Leave msg & AFFORDABLE 352-357-5284 CALL FOR SPECIALS! 813 Homes 352-728-1955 To Share LEESBURG REDUCED! 2/1.5 W/D hookup, EUSTIS- Studio apt. courtyard, private $583/mo. house, pool, parking. $400 + forest, or room/share dep. 352-787-2715 $385/mo. Non-smok- ext. 222 ing. Leave msg 352-357-5284 LEESBURG Downtown LEESBURG, 1br, $450 area. The Enclave at per mo. $400/dep. Cauthen Circle. A new Avail. 2/5. Util. & ca- apartment home ble paid. 348-4175 community of 1 BR, 1 BA Luxury apts. MONTVERDE/ Call 352-702-2949 CLERMONT AREA ~ Fully Equipped ~ 2 adjoining rms to rent LEESBURG, 2/2 & 3/2 3br/2.5 lg. mobile Large newly renovated! home furn. W/D, com- puter. 2 ac, most pets Rents from $600/mo Call 352-350-7109 welcome. $275/mo per rm & equal split LEESBURGdowntown, util. 407-469-2693 1/1 & 2/1 walk-in shower. 55+ courtyard Call 352-728-1999 819 PEPPERTREE Manufactured APARTMENTS Homes Rental New 1, 2 & 3 BR. *NEWLY REMODELED* Close to The Villages Dora Canal 1/2 price! Rent Specials Now! 6 MOS. FREE RENT! 352-399-2129 352-408-4458 wildwoodapts.com Equal Housing ALTOONA Opportunity Nice 2/1 & 2/1.5 Only $495/mo. LADY LAKE $300 security dep. Arden Place Apts. New No pets 1br & 2/2, 1-story 352-735-2071 or apts. Coming the Win- 352-636-6800 ter of 2011. Lots of features, green rated, ALTOONA Rent to own, energy efficient, only 3/2 dbl. wide, on 1/3 $595 & $725/mo. acre. Storage shed & For details call front porch. $2,000 877-781-6995 or down, $565/mo. Call [email protected] 352-383-8827

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1001 Mfd Homes 1001 Mfd Homes 1001 Mfd Homes 1001 Mfd Homes 1001 Mfd Homes 1101 Boats 1101 Boats 1150 R V & 1230 Vans For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale Campers PONTOON 20 ft. w/gal- TRI HULL w/40hp Mer- DODGE RAM VAN ‘94 LEESBURG, Quail Ridge vinized trailer, 70hp cury motor. Good Great work van, ALTOONA Rent to own, AWESOME!! EUSTIS South Palm Re- SENIORS & ADULTS 1100 BASE TOW PLATE & 3/2 dbl. wide, on 1/3 sort Park Model furn, Estates 2/2, w/land ONLY $7,000 Johnson, bimini top, trailer & trolling mo- Brackets. Honda runs good, with lot’s OPEN HOUSE ac. Storage shed & Make offer Call 100’x140’, city & (CASH PRICE) Recreation runs good. Carbure- tor. Fully equipped, CRV. (Roadmaster). of room for tools EUSTIS 2/2, 55+, front porch. $2,000 336-817-7509 well water, excel. 2/2 New Homes in tor recently rebuilt & runs & looks good. $75. 352-343-7047 and materials. huge home. Convenient down, $565/mo. Call cond. Please call nice quiet park new tilt/trim. Hum- $1,800 obo Call Asking $1,600 obo location. Appl. included. 352-383-8827 GRAND ISLAND, 55+ 352-735-1647 in Eustis. mingbird Fish Finder. 352-399-2553 FIFTH WHEEL Four Please call REDUCED TO gated, 3/2, scrn rm. 66x14, A/C, appl., $2,995. Call Wind Supreme ‘01 352-321-7470 $25,900 obo. on lake, wood flrs, PALM HARBOR 1101 Boats 352-303-4497 33’ w/3 slide outs. ALTOONA Rent to own, carport & scrn room. 1120 Marine 352-638-6789 stainless steel appl. HOMES Call 352-396-2042 $10,500. obo Call big 3/2 on 1/3 acre, & granite kitchen. Equip/ 1235 S U V Red Tag Sale EAGLE ‘88 17 ft. w/’98 352-669-1693 eat in kitchen, fire- Reduced $79,500. PONTOON 20’, 40hp Over 10 Stock Units 75hp Yamaha Supplies place, new laminate CLERMONT/ 352-669-8949 Must Go 1002 Mfd Tohatsu Twin batter- RACK alum. 4” bumper CHEVROLET BLAZER floors, glamor bath. W. HWY. 50 $2,500 742-7121 or ies CD stereo, Troll- FULTON OUTBOARD mount, 67” long x 2002 LEESBURG Save Up To $35K $2,500 down, Before Groveland 4/2 beauti- Homes 507-273-9859 ing motor, all acces- MOTOR BRACKET up 38” wide. $75 Auto, ful, vinyl siding 1980 800-622-2832 $700/mo. Mobile Homes For Sale Ext. 210 W/ land Need a Car? sories. No trailer. to 20hp motor. $85 352-434-5314 Cold A/C! sq.ft. w/fireplace, Check out Loaded! 352-383-8827 w/Owner Finance $1,650. Tavares obo. 606-615-2094 TABLE & bench cush- 2br/1ba new A/C & heat. SENIORS & ADULTS For Sale Classified 352-508-1425 Clean! Three car carport, all ONLY $15,000 Section 1200 MARINE CD PLAYER, ions 36”. Good cond. $4450. From $500 down $40 Please call Need a Car? --$$400/month$$-- appliances. Call (CASH PRICE) brand new in box 352-348-5843 407-580-5652 2/2 New Homes in 1020 Mfg Homes USB Port. $100. 352-561-1812 Also Avail. TOYOTA Land Cruiser nice quiet park Need a Job? 352-360-3027 TIRE & RIM for Trailer. Check out Handyman Special LEESBURG Wanted ‘73, Hunter Green in Eustis. ST225-75R15. New! 1br/1ba $350 down Lake Griffin Harbor ‘95 TROLLING MOTOR, Mo- color. 4x4, rebuilt 44x24, A/C, appl., Good Year. $100 Call Classified --$$325/month$$-- Fleetwood, dbl. 2/2 WE BUY USED Check out Classified torguide, 36lb thrust, engine, new 352-227-7084 or in 55+ Furn. $35,900 carport & scrn room. MFG. HOMES 5 speed, foot control 231-420-5575 Call 352-396-2042 brakes, new electri- Section 1200 407-932-0898 352-217-1682 CALL 352-787-1988 Section 400 $75 352-753-7075 TRIPOD for 5th wheel, cal. $8,500 obo $75 Please call Please call 336-817-7509 352-638-0949 1200 1240 Trucks Transportation Light Duty CHEVROLET 1977 1205 Autos PICK-UP 4x4, tow pkg. BUICK CENTURY ‘03, CUSTOMIZED. Tan w/cloth interior. REAL SHARP. V6, 4 door, good Asking $2,000 obo cond, well main- Please call tained. Auto trans- 352-223-6802 mission. all power. Asking $5,900 Call DODGE RAM QUAD 352-793-4733 CAB 2005. 4.7 liter, V-8. 6’ Bed. BUICK LASABRE 1999. W/Tow package. Good cond. Runs well, 89K mi. 82K mi. Great Cond. In & Out! Leather Interior, Asking $12,500. power seats. Call 352-365-9869 Numerous features. Asking $3,945 FORD F150 ‘89 351 Call 352-787-9856 Windsor Granny 4 speed, 1 ton axles, CASH PAID 513 gears, 37” FOR JUNK CARS! Goodyear military $200 and up. tires w/90% tread, Call 352-771-6191 hydraulic dump bed. CHRYSLER SEBRING $2,800 Call for more LXI Convertible. ‘01. detail. 461-8227 Excel cond. TOYOTA PICK UP TUN- White w/blk. top. DRA ‘10, SR5, 4x4, New tires & battery tow package/off road Fun in the sun! package, hard ton- Asking $4,900. neau cover, step Call 352-343-5249 rails, 28K miles. Ex- HYUNDAI SONATA ‘08, cel. cond. senior light blue w/cloth owned. $29,500 interior, sun roof, 352-748-2809 loaded. AM/FM, CD radio, economical. 1247 Trailers $42K miles. $12,500 obo UTILITY TRAILER 4’x7’, Call 352-753-7923 w/rack, excel cond. MERCURY SABLE ‘04, $575 Please call LS Premium, new 352-365-1819 tires, 64K miles. UTILITY TRAILER 5 x 10 Leather, full power Tilt. Plywood floor. package, alloy $250. Call wheels, loaded, ex- 352-460-0472 cel. cond. senior UTILITY TRAILER 5 x 10. owned. $7,500 New tires, new bear- 352-748-2809 ings. $350 Call PONTIAC GTT 352-787-3757 2000. Fully Loaded. 1264 Auto 103K mi., Parts Runs & Drives Excel Needs some TLC. Accessory $2800 BUCKET SEATS (2) Kia Call 352-653-5009 ‘05 model Gray $100 SUZUKI GRAND VI- 561-398-3811 or TARA 352-561-1167 ‘06 Loaded with CAPTAINS CHAIRS For features! V-6 Sharp! Van. Velour, w/swival SPECIAL $11,995 . stands. $60 Call 352-343-7351 PONTIAC MONTANA ‘99 7 Passenger CAR TOP CARRIER, Great Family Vehicle used once, like new, SPECIAL $5,995 $65. Please call 352-307-9462 NISSAN ROGUE ‘08 ENGINE Ford 289 cubic Very Clean inch/66 Mustang. All Excellent Gas Mileage SPECIAL $ 13,995 SOLD!!!! PIPE RACK Kargo Mas- CHEVROLET TAHOE LT ter, for full size ‘04. LEATHER, All Fac- pickup. $100 Call tory Equipment, 4x4, 352-394-0561 Onstar, DVD, TV, Loaded SERVICE REPAIR MAN- This Week Only! UAL Chrysler/Dodge. SPECIAL $15,995. ‘03-’06 NEW. $25. 352-330-2251 CHEVROLET COLO- TIRE & WHEEL for Motor RADO LT ‘05 Z71 Home 8.75 R16 Crew Cab 4x4. .5LT. 8 lug. $30 Call Leather. 352-406-6712 Perfect Condition TIRES (3) 185/75/14 & This Week Only! (2) John Deere SPECIAL $14,495. 20/8.00/8NHS $100 352-551-9396 WE BUY CARS! In House Financing TIRES & RIMS (2) 30 No Dealer Fees Ever spoke, Cragers, good Low Interest Rates! cond. $70 Call 352-551-1630 Lake Jem Auto & TIRES (2) fits truck Marine Sales Michelin XPS RIB 352-383-0956 7.50R16. $70. 352-360-3027 BUY HERE! PAY HERE! See Our Entire TONNEAU COVER Fits Inventory on Nissan crew cab 4 www.lakejemauto.com door. $100 obo. 352-669-2379 1206 Aviation TRUCK BED COVER Metal, from 2007 Chevy w/short bed. 1210 Mcycles/ $100 669-3849 Mopeds TRUCK BED LINER Nis- san. 60 x 76. $25 CHAPS leather Call 801-589-6801 woman’s. Asking $80. Call 352-551-8798 TRUCK BED LINER Nis- san. 60 x 76. $25 HARLEY ROAD KING Call 801-589-6801 ‘00. 16K mi. Garage kept, hard bags, seat driver & passenger, 1275 Golf fuel injected, Police Carts special, lots of extra chrome, windshield, CLUB CAR ‘00 Loaded. crash bar, new tires. Asking $2,395 Ta- $7,500.728-4961 vares. Please call 217-840-9254 JACKETS (2) blk leather, like new, XL. EZ GO Runs & Looks SOLD! Good! $1200 obo. Call 352-406-6086 MOPEDS Puch 1 runs 1 GOLF CART Gas. New for parts. Asking tires, Great Shape. $300. Please call Moving Sale. $3500. 352-949-2217 352-750-1237 MOTORCYCLE HELMET TIRES (4) like new Large, full face. New. $100 takes all. Call $100 Call 336-817-7509 352-874-4535 WE BUY GOLF CARTS YAMAHA BRUIN ‘05. RUNNING OR NOT. 350 4X4. Low hours, CALL 352-516-2657 hard woods camou- flage. $2,500 obo. YAMAHA GOLF Call 352-638-0949 CART 2011 YAMAHA GRIZZLEY ‘07 Gas 4/8 yr. warranty. 450 4x4. Low hrs.. $4,288 Hard woods camou- Save thousands. flage. $4,250 obo 352-793-3948 Call 352-638-0949 or 813-477-0050 C M Y K

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C2 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, January 20, 2012 Preparing your home for sale, part 1

ave you ever majors. assume the worst - items tour of your home and that tell everyone they noticed how some Sending the same behind the walls, above grounds as they might be have arrived are often H meat markets use types of subliminal mes- the ceilings and inside seen by someone not painted over, hidden by bright green plastic ruf- sages is every bit as all things mechanical conditioned to overlook- vegetation or so obscure- fles to line the rows in important when your have also been neglect- ing its imperfections. ly placed that they are their display cases? Or, home is shown to a ed. Unfortunately, these Everyone knows the not visible from the how auto dealers use prospective buyer. As a are also the most expen- cliché about how many street. This is especially super bright lights in the matter of fact, not pay- sive repairs; plumbing, chances you get to make problematic if there is no showrooms and on the ing attention to detail electrical, HVAC and a good first impression. FOR SALE sign dis- lots? Could it be that the could be easily perceived appliances. The next When your home is for played. Clean them, green, contrasting with as “The Not So Hidden step in their thought sale, that first impression replace them, move the red or pink of the Dissuaders.” This is the process is the assump- is made the second a them or illuminate them. meat and fish, makes the first of a three part series tion they will face prospective buyer sees it Just keep them easy to product look fresher? that will identify the extraordinary expenses. from the street. This is find. If you have a curb- Who could deny that the most common mistakes, They are likely to have the origin of the term side mailbox, add a set of intense lights make the explain why they are one of two reactions. “curb appeal.” It is liter- spotless autos look even problematic and offer Carroll Either they walk away, or ally a measure of how numbers there too, but shinier and more desir- easy solutions. they compensate with an much the prospect wants remember to clean or able. In 1957, Vance When a significant Jaskulski, Jr. extremely low offer. to get out of the car and paint the mailbox. Next week, in Part ll, Packard wrote a book number of little things Carroll Jaskulski Jr is a Many of us get so proceed. about these little sub- are left unaddressed, you Broker/Associate with HOME Real accustomed to certain The first thing that you we will address high tleties called The Hidden can count on buyers Estate Professionals in Mount Dora. elements of our sur- want noticed, by impact, low cost spruce Persuaders. It high- having an almost univer- He can be reached at 954-234-4511 roundings that we stop prospects, or Realtors up of the grounds and or [email protected]. lighted the practice of sal, negative reaction. noticing them. with prospects, is the building exterior. In Part merchandising and was Often it will be unspo- can see looks bad, how Unfortunately, others do address. That’s right — lll, we will conclude by required reading for vir- ken, but the question bad is what I can’t see?” notice them. What fol- simple as it sounds — moving inside and offer- tually all business will be there; “If what I They will automatically lows is a comprehensive the few little numbers ing more helpful advice.

REAL ESTATE NEWS ‘The Morning Continential breakfast exclusive sales and mar- sion. Buzz’ starts soon will be served at 7:30 a.m. keting agents for an his- The site, located at 1305 with the program begin- E. Plant St. in Winter TAVARES — Dale toric 5.15 acre high intensi- ning at 8 a.m. Garden, includes the Britt Roberts, marketing and ty development site in This program, free to Mansion, an elegant resi- advertising expert will Winter Garden that HBA members, is for includes an historic man- dence built in 1929, along present, “Increase Your with two additional free Qualified Traffic with the everyone involved in sales or advertising, marketing, standing buildings. Right Marketing The home and buildings Techniques,” on Feb. 15 at and budgeting. Cost for non-members is $10 per totaling a combined 7,256 the Home Builders square feet of commercial Association of Lake and person. space have been used as Sumter Counties office, An RSVP is needed by professional offices. 1100 N. Joanna Ave., noon, Tues., Feb. 14. The property is located Tavares. For information or regis- tration call the HBA office on the corner of Plant at 352-343-7101 or email to Street and E. Crown Point Road a quarter mile west [email protected]. www.SunBeltHomeSales.com LIVE RADIO of the S.R. 429 interchange, SHOW ON said Roger Soderstrom, 790 AM Stirling named founder and owner of EVERY TUESDAY agents for site Stirling Sotheby’s 12:00-1:00PM ORLANDO — Stirling International Realty. MOBILE HOME RESALES Sotheby’s International “This highly visible site sits on the main thorough- 1 MILE SOUTH OF HARLEY DAVIDSON Realty has been named ARNOLD ON US HWY 441 LEESBURG 352-314-0900 fare or “gateway” into downtown Winter Garden ESTATE SALE! LARGE VERY CLEAN! NICE 2/2 WITH NEW CUSTOM 2/2 LOCATED IN A from the Central Florida KITCHEN, HEAT PUMP VERY CLEAN PARK. Toll-way,” Soderstrom said. (2010) AND LIFETIME HOME IS HANDICAP “Surrounding properties METAL ROOFOVER. ACCESSIBLE WITH on both sides are posi- OVER 20K IN LOW LOT RENT. ENHANCEMENTS. HOME IS IN AN tioned for commercial PARTIALLY FURNISHED ESTATE SALE AND IS development, and Plant St. WITH FLAT SCREEN TV. PRICED TO SELL. was recently improved, including utilities,” he said. LK2097 $9,900 LK2100 $19,900 Stirling Sotheby’s LOW LOT RENT! TURNKEY! 2/2 OPEN International Realty asso- BEAUTIFUL 2/2 HOME FLOOR PLAN, AMAZING CUSTOM ciate Mark Arnold is listing SET WITH A PRIVATE BREAKFAST BAR, agent for the site, BACKYARD, PAVER BONUS RM & LRG CONTEMPORARY HOME DRIVEWAY AND BACK BDRMS. ALL NEW Soderstrom said. PATIO, NEW ARGON VINYL INSULATED “This property will be WINDOWS, NEW OAK WINDOWS, HEAT PUMP OPEN HOUSE particularly appealing to KITCHEN CABINETS & 2009, FLA RM W/ A/C & attorneys, doctors, finan- APPLIANCE PACKAGE. HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. Sunday, January 22nd, 2pm-4pm cial service firms and 3501 Trout Avenue, Fruitland Park LK2094 LK2092 health care enterprises,” $23,000 $23,500 Soderstrom added. 2,008+ sq ft Custom designed 3/2 Contemporary Premier home “We will be marketing • Upgraded granite/maple • Double height cage with the property to developers kitchen in-ground pool and investors using a • Upgraded hardwood flooring • Two-car garage • Floor to ceiling wood • Separate workshop number of development burning fireplace • Fenced grounds of 1/2 acre scenarios encompassing • Bonus room office and vegetable garden the site’s 224,000 square AMAZING HOME! AMAZING UPGRADES! AMAZING PRICE! feet which is served by an off site storm water reten- $229,888 tion pond,” Arnold DIR: 27/441 to Picciola Cutoff, L on Sailfish, R on Trout Ave, Home on R explained. VIRTUAL TOUR: www.3501troutavenue.com “A professional commer- cial office space user seek- ing a Winter Garden loca- tion would find that the historic residence will also offer interesting and MIKE POWELL unique opportunities for Matching People to Property current use, future expan- I am here to help. sion and proprietary par- 352-678-5680 ticipation in the growth www.villages-realty.com and development of the property,” he added.

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PAL REALTY-THE PLANTATION AT LEESBURG Golf course fairway, green views

Enjoy beautiful golf course views bath which has a shower/tub combo. from your covered patio! Nicely livable The lanai has ceramic tile flooring, home and has a formal dining room. acrylic sliding windows and exits to a Living room has a large slider to lanai BBQ patio which has retractable and the dining room is open to living awning for enjoyableevenings! Priced room. Thekitchen features wood floor- in the mid 100’s The Plantation at ing, breakfast bar, pantry, a large eat- Leesburg is a resident owned active in nook,pull out shelving, and under adult gated golf and tennis communi- counter lighting. The master bedroom ty with 2 manned gates, a 3rd is moni- has two walk in closets and a bath tored plus a roving patrol. Our office with large walk in shower, separate is located in Plantation Plaza, PAL dressing vanity and dual sink vanities. Realty, 25327 US Hwy 27, Suite 202, The guest bedroom has a double door Leesburg, FL 34748 (352) 326-3626. The kitchen features wood flooring, breakfast bar, pantry, a large eat-in nook, pull out shelving, and entry, plus guest bedroom two could See more pictures of #1268 on our web under counter lighting. easily be a suite with the nearby guest site www.PALREALTY.net

ERA TOM GRIZZARD Stunning designer home

Fully custom, built by award-winning with walk-in ceramic tiled shower. Two Pringle Development, located in nature- additional bedrooms are privately locat- themed Legacy of Leesburg. Walk in and ed with the guest bath. This top-of-the- appreciate the handsome wood laminate line custom home has an enlarged, 3 car flooring that highlights the great room, garage with utility door, and is highly enhanced by volume ceilings, an abun- energy efficient with added tailored foam dance of windows, and wall of pocketing and radiant barrier insulation. All of this sliders to spacious screened lanai. and more on a spectacular, private cul de Designer oak cabinetry prevails in the sac lot with wooded and pondbackyard pretty expanded kitchen with solid sur- views. Located in a premier gated com- face counters and upgraded appliances. munity, there are miles of walking/biking There's a convenient breakfast bar adja- paths and acres of wildlife conservation cent to the nook and den, all overlooking areas. All the designer amenities you are the wooded setting. The splitplan fea- seeking! Contact Marilyn Morris, ERA tures a luxurious master suite, featuring Tom Grizzard, 352-314-1508 for more Designer oak cabinetry prevails in the pretty expanded kitchen with solid surface counters and two walk-in closets, sumptuous spa bath information. upgraded appliances.

MORRIS REALTY & INVESTMENTS Estate custom pool home Fabulous home is on a private Spring w/ pedestal sink. Double pane windows, fed lake! Executive home with 2804 sq ft Spears + Spears Construction, oversized living area features stunning lake views garage w/ 2 doors & workbench, BONUS from every room, sunset views & aesthet- ROOM above garage – finished and vent- ic & structural upgrades throughout. ed w/ HVAC – access through attic ladder Private gated entry and double door currently. Two story screened enclosed entry to home, Great room concept w/ in-ground pool area w/ summer kitchen. oversized wood burning fireplace & wet Home is currently built w/ two bedrooms bar. Formal Dining area w/ chandelier & Formal Living. Kitchen w/ solid Cherry but can be retrofitted to include a third cabinets, granite counters, smooth top bedroom...original floor plan includes range, wall oven, side/side refrigerator & the physical space w/ ceiling lighting, built-in wine rack. Large master suite window & door positions already in place features large walk-in closet, double (seller will pay to reconstruct bedroom). Large master suite features large walk-in closet, double sinks, large walk-in shower, separate garden sinks, large walk-in shower, separate gar- For more info call Theresa Morris 352- tub and linen closet. den tub & linen closet. Guest half bath 360-3736 at Morris Realty & Investments.

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NAI negotiates new lease 9560 or email to ejemerson@emerson- In December, Mercantile Capital that it’s more valuable to buy new,” said agreement for office space us.com. closed five loans to finance projects val- Jimmy Stewart, LWR Communities vice- ued at $18.4 million, including a $4 mil- president of sales. “For just about 9 per- ORLANDO — NAI Realvest recently Mercantile reports lion loan to a West Virginia hotelier. It cent more, you can buy a home custom- negotiated a new lease agreement for record-breaking year was Mercantile Capital’s first loan to a made just for you in Lakewood Ranch, 3,869 square feet of class A office space West Virginia company, Hurn added. with a new home warranty, in a new at 11869 High Tech Ave. in an office park ORLANDO — Mercantile Capital In the past eight years Mercantile community and at a great value.” The off Quadrangle Blvd. and High Tech Ave. Corporation, which recently opened new Capital has closed over $744.8 million average sales price of a new home in in east Orlando. offices in the Old Florida National Bank worth of commercial loans in 36 states Lakewood Ranch last year was $397,149, Senior associate, Mary Frances West building on Court Avenue in downtown that helped create 5,081 jobs. more than double the median sale price CCIM, negotiated the transaction repre- Orlando reported it had a record-break- Hurn said he expects loan volume and in the two county Sarasota/Manatee senting the tenant, Numera Social, LLC, ing year in job creation to increase dramatically in a start up healthcare software firm based 2011. region of $150,097. in Seattle. Chris 2012. The average price of a resale in The landlord, Liu Family, Ltd., was rep- Hurn, chief “The SBA 504 loan program was devel- Lakewood Ranch last year was $364,171, resented by Nicholas Fouraker of Bishop executive oped to stimulate small business growth, as opposed to the average in Beale. officer at create new jobs, and generate wealth for Sarasota/Manatee of $229,984. Contact Mary Frances West, CCIM, at Mercantile entrepreneurs,” Hurn said. “Today, the Schroeder-Manatee Ranch, Inc. 407-875-9989, email at Capital SBA 504 ranks as one of the nation’s most President and CEO Rex Jensen expressed [email protected] or visit Corpora- efficient economic stimulus efforts and pride that Lakewood Ranch is “bucking www.NAIRealvest.com for information. tion, said one of the best job generators.” the trend of resales overshadowing new Recent changes in SBA rules now allow the eight home sales.” Jensen also pointed to SBA 504 financing for a wider range of Emerson completes year old growing demand for new rental apart- business expenses, including refinancing renewal lease agreement firm closed ments in the successful, master-planned 57 commer- of current commercial mortgages. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Emerson community. “I am pleased that cial loans in Hurn said Mercantile Capital’s largest International recently closed on a renew- Lakewood Ranch is experiencing a surge 15 states in single loan in December 2011 financed a al lease for 18,212 square feet of office $6.7 million self-storage facility in in demand for residential product of all space at Lakeside Office Park, 283 2011 to types and price points,” Jensen said. “We finance HURN Tallahassee. Crane's Roost Blvd. in Altamonte For information, call 407-786-5040 or are actually looking to bring on new Springs. commercial real estate projects valued at builder partners in our single and multi- more than $174.4 million, a 24 percent visit www.sba.gov. Eric Emerson, vice president and gen- family product offerings. Few other increase over 2010. eral manager of Emerson International, Florida communities can say that.” Most important, Hurn said, the loans New home sales surpass said Sean Westcott, director of leasing at The Ranch’s newest rental apartment helped create 1,132 new jobs. last year’s resales Emerson International, negotiated the complex, Lost Creek Resort, is now open Mercantile Capital Corporation is one renewal lease with Sodexo Operations, LAKEWOOD RANCH — Bucking state for leasing and has been a big draw for of the nation’s largest providers of U.S. LLC. and national real estate trends, LWR commercial construction in the area as Small Business Administration (SBA) 504 Mohl Partners participated in the lease Communities on Florida's gulf coast well. loans for small business owners who negotiations representing Sodexo. more than doubled its new home sales Lakewood Ranch officials expect the want to acquire, develop, or refinance Emerson International is a wholly over 2010, ending the year with 391 new new home sale upswing to continue in their own facilities. owned subsidiary of The Emerson home sales in Lakewood Ranch for 2011, 2012, due to a recovering economy, new The SBA 504 loans typically require Group, the global corporation that is one a 71 percent increase from 2010. communities like the active-lifestyle only 10 percent down and offer below of the largest privately-owned property Out of all the homes sold in Lakewood neighborhood Esplanade by Taylor development companies. market rates and very favorable terms, Ranch last year, 56 percent were new and Contact Eric J. Emerson at 407-834- Hurn said. 44 percent were resales. “Buyers realize SEE PEP | C4

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C4 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, January 20, 2012 Growing interest leaves homebuilders less gloomy

DEREK KRAVITZ meet higher required AP Real Estate Writer down payments. WASHINGTON — U.S. Low appraisals are scut- homebuilders are growing tling some deals after con- a little less pessimistic tracts have been signed. As about the depressed hous- a result, some people who ing market after seeing want to buy a new house more people say they are holding off because might be open to buying a they can’t sell their home. home this year. The National Those in a position to Association of Home buy are benefiting from Builders/Wells Fargo lower prices and mortgage builder sentiment index rates. The average rate on rose four points to 25 in the 30-year fixed mortgage January. That’s the highest is at a record low 3.89 per- level since June 2007. cent. Yet those factors have Even with the fourth done little to boost home straight increase, the gen- sales. eral mood is dim. Any reading below 50 indicates David Crowe, the builder negative sentiment about group’s chief economist, the housing market. The pointed to some regional index hasn’t reached 50 pockets of strength. New since April 2006, the peak Orleans, Pittsburgh and of the housing boom. other smaller areas, in par- The index is rising ticular, have reported AL BEHRMAN / AP because builders are see- increased buying. In this Jan. 5 photo, a construction worker guides a rafter into position at a construction site, in Dayton, Ohio. U.S. homebuilders are ing a rise in people shop- growing less pessimistic about the housing market, despite tighter lending standards that have slowed home sales. ping for a home — not New homes make up a because they are seeing small portion of housing more sales. In fact, 2011 sales. But they have an may end up being the outsize impact on the worst year for new-home economy. The builder sales on records dating trade group says each new back half a century. home built creates an Builders are struggling to average of three jobs for a compete with foreclo- year and generates about sures, which have forced down prices of previously $90,000 in taxes. occupied homes. And Sentiment about current many people are finding it single-family home sales hard to qualify for loans or rose three points to 25, according to a separate THE COMPETITION gauge in the survey. Builders are struggling to compete Builders are also more with foreclosures, which have optimistic about future forced down prices of previously occupied homes. And many people sales. are finding it hard to qualify for The outlook improved loans or meet higher required across the country, rising down payments. Low appraisals nine points in the are scuttling some deals after con- tracts have been signed. As a Northeast, five points in BOB WELLINSKI / AP result, some people who want to the West, two points in the Jim Weiler, of Jim Weiler Construction, sets a roof truss on a home under construction in LaPorte, Ind. Rising interest from would-be buy a new house are holding off South and one point in the buyers is leaving U.S. homebuilders less pessimistic about the housing market. But tighter lending standards are still keeping many because they can’t sell their home. Midwest. potential buyers from purchasing new homes.

Ranch’s newest country club community feel very bullish about the Tampa mar- PEP were up from 2010 as well, with 107 lots ket,” Partyka said. Crossman to sponsor 5K CONTINUED FROM C3 sold compared to 61 sold the year before. TLC ranks among the most respected race for samaritan village “Most of these lot sales were made dur- engineering firms in the nation, with a Morrison, and bold, creative moves to ing the second half of the year,” said portfolio including projects in 46 states. ORLANDO — Crossman & Company, revive the local economy like the cre- Stewart, “leading us to believe this The landlord, 500 WS Owner LLC c/o the Orlando-based firm that ranks as one ation and development of the Premier upward trend will continue into 2012.” Parkway Realty Services LLC of of the largest retail property manage- Sports Campus, which opened in early Lakewood Ranch is the 8,500-acre Jacksonville was represented in the ment and leasing firms in the Southeast, 2011 in Lakewood Ranch. In 2011, the award-winning master-planned commu- transaction by Nancy Herz of Parkway hopes a 5K run in April at Baldwin Park economic impact to the region totaled nity in Sarasota and Manatee counties Realty Services. near downtown Orlando will prove a more than $30 million from events and on the West Coast of Florida. Just min- Visit www.NAIRealvest.com for infor- major fundraiser for Transitions Resale tournaments at the Premier Sports utes from the Gulf Coast beaches, and mation. Boutique that supports Samaritan Campus in Lakewood Ranch. “From the cultural assets in Sarasota, Lakewood beginning, our philosophy has always Ranch is already home to more 15,000 Lennar opens 297 home Village, Inc. been centered on economic develop- residents and features A-rated schools, a sites at Emerson Park Samaritan Village is a transitional ment,” said Jensen. “We have always and hospital, the Sarasota Polo Club, a 75- home for women seeking freedom from will always strive to create two jobs for acre sports complex, its own Main Street ORLANDO — Lennar has started pre- addiction and street life. every home in Lakewood Ranch, and the with theaters, shopping and dining, and sales in a new community at Emerson The event has a special appeal for John sports campus is just one more way we four million square feet of commercial Park in Apopka with 297 home sites. Crossman, president of Crossman & have figured out to draw people to this property. Mark Metheny, president of Lennar's Company. “It combines all of my pas- Central Florida Division, said Lennar is area.” For information, visit www.lake- sions, running, retail, and helping people With more than 20 events already building townhomes at Emerson Park woodranch.com. in crisis,” Crossman said. scheduled for 2012 the economic impact priced from the $120s and single-family is projected to be more than $70 million homes priced from the $170s on 55-and Crossman & Company plans to recruit NAI negotiates extension more than 40 runners for the event from this year. lease for TLC Engineering 75-foot home sites. “We are seeing a lot of visitors coming Three and four bedroom townhomes Crossman & Company, Central Florida in to our information centers when they ORLANDO — NAI Realvest based in at Emerson Park will range in size from FSU Track Boosters, a Baldwin Park are here for sporting events at the cam- Maitland recently negotiated a new lease 1,600 square feet of living space to 1,900 Friday men's Bible study that Crossman pus,” said Lakewood Ranch Ambassador agreement for 8,240 square feet of Class square feet. participates in and several company Greg Spring. Visitors like Phil and Jane A office space at 500 N. Westshore Blvd. New three, four and five bedroom sin- contacts. Levene from Connecticut. Their son in Tampa. gle-family homes will range in size from “The mission of Samaritan's Village Scott competed in soccer tournaments at Paul P. Partyka, managing partner at 1,700 square feet to 3,700 square feet. benefits the entire community, not just the campus in 2011 and the family is NAI Realvest, negotiated the lease repre- Emerson Park, located off Ocoee- the young women it helps,” Crossman now looking to move to Lakewood Ranch senting the tenant Orlando-based TLC Apopka Road near S.R. 429, features a said. “The Central Florida community permanently. “Soccer is what introduced Engineering for Architecture with an community clubhouse, swimming pool, us to this area,” said Jane Levene. “We assist from chairman George Livingston children's playground and conservation has a big stake in its continued success,” would have not been here if it wasn’t for and Christie Alexander, principal. areas. he said. soccer and now we have absolutely fallen “TLC Engineering, which has 10 offices Visit www.Lennar.com or contact Jassy For information, visit www.samari- in love with the area and plan to either throughout Florida plus Nashville and Friddle, Marketing Manager Lennar tanvillage.net, or retire here or buy a vacation home here.” Dallas, extended its lease in the Tampa Central Florida-Orlando Region 888-317- www.crossmanco.com, or call 407-423- Lot sales to builders in Lakewood Bay market for another five years, as they 7489. 5400 for information.

PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Federal Home Loan Mortgage Tr, Charles Michael Holt Sr Joan E Horn Trust, Lt 80 Country Mcpherson Resler to Keith S Robert M Shaker Ind And Tr, 26 Etc, $10. Corp By Atty, Florida Foreclosure Family Trust, Linda Roy Holt Club Of Mt Dora Un 2, $10. White, Brenda L White, 10-23- Linda T Shaker Ind And Tr, Merritt Edwin to Chiesa Attorneys Pllc As Atty to Lynette Family Trust, Un 1 Clermont Roy A Bradford to Roy A 25 Eas, $455,000. Robert M Shaker Family Trust, Carlene, 20-19-24, $40,000. L Long, Pt Tr 33 Groveland Hillside Terrace Condo Etc, Bradford Tr, Roy A Bradford Robert Kurz, Margaret C Kurz Linda T Shaker Family Trust, Farms, $45,000. $39,900. Trust, 1-19-25, $10. $100.00 to Alan R Griffin, Ruth E Griffin, Joseph E Zagame Sr Family Joseph M Simpson, Amanda Simpson to Annette M Farr, 20- Carmen Butler, Josephine Enrique J Alejo, Enrique M Centerstate Bank Of Fl Na, 11-23-25, $10. Trust to Cf Southeast Reo II LLC, Butler to Josephine N Butler to Alejo, John Alejo, Randy Alejo, Centerstate Bank Na, Jeremiahs International 15-19-24, $0. 24-25, $5,000. Metes And Bounds, $1. Randy B Alejo to Rejer Centerstate Bank West Fl Na, Trading Company Inc. to James Gayle Foulkes to Alan Wayne John C. Crawford II to City Of Joseph Brothers, Cynthia Investment Co, 20-24-25, $0. Centerstate Bank Mid Fl Na, Giok Su Chua Bradley, Linda Humphrey Bradley Leesburg, 22-19-24, $10. Brothers to American Tire Hoffman Holding LLC to James D Shepard, Neil Clerk Lisa Glaser Chua, 12-19-26, Humphrey Group LLC, 17-18- Crescendo Management Inc to Distributors Inc, Lt 7 Bridgestone Alfresco Acquisitions LLC, Lts Kelly to Traditions Properties 24, $25,000.00 $40,000. Sarabande Property Company At Legends, $225,000. 183, 245 Bella Collina, $7,000. LLC, 10-23-24 Jim R Murphy, Margaret Ellen Branch Banking And Trust LLC, 22-20-25 Etc, $1,000,000. Crescendo Management Inc to Malton LLC to Alfresco Robert A Vandeberghe, Ellen K Company, Neil Kelly Clerk, Murphy to Dean J Ostermeyer, Frank S Bouis, 23-20-25, $10. Acquisitions LLC, Lts 224 Bella Vandeberghe to Thomas Dean Leesburg Commons LLC, Joseph Lucinda M Ostermeyer, 18-19- Earl M Crittenden Est to Helen Greylock Marketing LLC, Linda Collina W, $7,000. Resler, Melissa Mcpherson E Zagame Sr Ind And Tr, Jane 26, $91,000. J Crittenden Tr, Earl M Roy Holt, Charles M Holt to Allan E Horn, Joan E Horn to Resler, 10-23-25 Eas, $10. Curtis Zagame Ind And Tr, Jane Robert K Seidle, Robert Seidle Crittenden Family Trust, 22-21- Charles M Holt Tr, Linda Roy Holt Allan E Horn Tr, Allan E Horn And Thomas Dean Resler, Melissa Curtis Zagame Family Trust, to Clermont Vacant LLC, 18-23- 25 Etc, $10.

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PROPERTY TRANSFERS

LOCATION: 9839 Wedgewood Lane, Leesburg FEATURES: LOCATION: 7534 Redwood Country Road Frisco Bay, Orlando LOCATION: 7010 Shadowood Circle, Mount Dora FEATURES: 3BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $199,000 SELLING PRICE: FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 1,530 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $119,000 3BR/2BA, 2,023 sq. ft., Bank owned. Gated community. 3/2 home $163,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: JoLeen Cooper, Morris SELLING PRICE: $115,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: with golf course frontage, updated kitchen with granite, screened Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Jane Sandy Simmonds, Watson Realty Corp. SELLING AGENT & lanai and great views. LISTING PRICE: $179,900 SELLING Ault, eal Living Performance Int’l. OFFICE: Steve Glose, Keller Williams Homestead Realty. PRICE: $186,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Kren Sartele, ReMax Realty Center. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Heather Hamilton, Maimone Realty.

LOCATION: 1908 Tweed Ct., Leesburg FEATURES: 3BR/2BA LOCATION: 9315 Taborfield Avenue, Orlando FEATURES: LOCATION: 3218 Bahama Circle FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 1,729 LISTING PRICE: $76,713 SELLING PRICE: $75,000 LISTING 3BR/2.5BA LISTING PRICE: $355,500 SELLING PRICE: sq. ft., Enclosed Lanai. LISTING PRICE: $159,000 SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Camie Kennedy & Lena Williams, Morris $345,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Kim Ducharme, Morris PRICE: $149,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Karen Levy & Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Brenda Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Patricia Raphael Levy, Coldwell Banker Camelot Realty. SELLING Dearmond, C-21 Professional Group. Vanyo, Watson Realty Corp. AGENT & OFFICE: Alice Ristine, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc.

LOCATION: 9918 Santa Barbara Court FEATURES: 3BR/3BA, LOCATION: 2960 Lake Huron Lane FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, LOCATION: 27320 Falcon Feather Way, Leesburg FEATURES: 2,366 sq. ft., Enclosed Pool & Lanai. LISTING PRICE: $399,000 2,014 sq. ft., Enclosed Lanai. LISTING PRICE: $189,000 Balmoral model 1539 sq. ft LISTING PRICE: $$169,000 SELLING PRICE: $335,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: SELLING PRICE: $161,500 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: SELLING PRICE: $124,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Mary Jane Easley, Mission Inn Real Estate Inc. SELLING Carole Thompson & Cindy Wheeler, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. Peggy Coven, Re/Max Realty Center. SELLING AGENT & AGENT & OFFICE: Linda Grizzard, ERA Tom Grizzard Realty SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Guy Shipley, Maimone Realty OFFICE: Marilyn Morris, ERA Tom Grizzard. Inc. Inc.

LOCATION: 6221 Steffi St., Leesburg FEATURES: Highland LOCATION: 4091 Lake Bluff Driv FEATURES: 3BR/2BA LOCATION: 10734 Treadway School Road FEATURES: Lakes, 1827 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $125,000 SELLING LISTING PRICE: $89,900 SELLING PRICE: $79,00 LISTING 4BR/3BA LISTING PRICE: $69,900 SELLING PRICE: PRICE: $115,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Marilyn AGENT & OFFICE: Jarene Mathias-Remax Realty Center. $70,000LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Susan Jackovich-Keller Morris, ERA Tom Grizzard. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Alreyas Baksh-Regal Homes Williams. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Karin Carroll-Remax Stephen Misciagno, Mizz Realty. Real. Realty Center.

LOCATION: : 2960 Lake Huron Lane FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, LOCATION: 29350 Old Mill West, Tavares FEATURES: 2,014 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $189,000 SELLING PRICE: 3BR/2BA, Upgraded, spacious pool home LISTING PRICE: $161,500 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Carole Thompson & $259,900 SELLING PRICE: $251,900 LISTING AGENT & Cindy Wheeler, ERA Tom Grizzard. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Linda Lake, ERA Tom Grizzard. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Guy Shipley, Maimone Realty . OFFICE: Linda Lake, ERA Tom Grizzard

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Friday, January 20, 2012 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS C6 Home-fix: Pop-up gutter drains

DWIGHT BARNETT piece of a 2-by-4-inch board placed Scripps Howard News Service inside the gutter to prevent crushing : I had a contractor install pop- damage from the ladder. up gutter drains. They were sup- Make sure the feet of the ladder are Qposed to be dug 10 feet out. He on a solid footing and that it does not only did this for one at the back of the lean to the left or to the right. Wear rub- house. The other three are only 4 to 5 ber gloves, a long-sleeved shirt and eye feet out. I wasn't aware of this and protection when scooping debris from wouldn't have realized this wasn't the gutter. proper. I am now convinced that this is Rather than dump the debris on your the reason that the gutters at the front lawn, use a small bucket hung from a overflow. Am I right? rung on the ladder using an old coat : Having the buried drains closer hanger bent to make a hook. to the home's foundation will not Cover shrubs and flowers with a tarp Acause the gutters to overflow. As to prevent damage from loose and long as the drains are at least 6 feet falling debris. Once the gutters are from the foundation and the yard clean, use a garden hose to flush the slopes away from the home, the pop-up downspouts until they are running free drains are properly installed. and clear. Gutters overflow because the drains If the downspouts are clogged, they or the gutters themselves are clogged. will need to be removed, cleaned and Gutters should be cleaned and main- reinstalled. After the gutters are clean tained annually; if you live in a heavily and have had time to dry, you should wooded area, the gutters may need to caulk and seal all joints and seams be cleaned every four to six months. against future leaks. It would be a good Leaf-clogged gutters can lead to foun- idea to install a leaf-guard system to dation flooding and possible structural prevent leaf and debris from getting damage, so it is important to keep the into the gutters in the future. gutters free of debris. When working from the roof area or Dwight Barnett is a certified master inspector with the American Society of Home Inspectors. Write to him with from a ladder, make sure you stay clear home-improvement questions at C. Dwight Barnett, of all overhead wiring. If you must lean Evansville Courier and Press, P.O. Box 268, Evansville, a ladder against the gutter, use a short Ind. 47702 or email him at [email protected]. Decorate for winter with textiles HOME AND GARDEN TELEVISION tian Howell says, “Put your SHOW A LITTLE SKIN feet first. A dramatic and When it comes to winter It’s that time of year — easy way to change things time to wrap up in warm decorating, Howell be- sweaters and scarves. By up in a room is by bringing lieves you can’t go wrong bringing heavier, more in a great rug. Sheepskin with textiles that have a luxurious textiles into your rugs are so wonderful for high pile and texture. She space, you can dress your the winter months. They suggests decorating with home for the colder feel wonderful underfoot, furs, chenille, velour and weather, as well. and bring lots of warmth wools. PUT YOUR FEET FIRST into the room, while keep- Courtesy of Lana Kole of Lana Kole Textile designer Khris- ing a light airy feeling.” Studio on hgtv.com