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FRIDAY, FEBRUARYOUTH 24, 2012 LAKE RESS50¢ NEWSSTAND S www.southlakepress.com P GROVELAND City offers healthcare cards to residents ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer locals, saving them an average of the council for consideration. member but it does give us [email protected] The best form of governing is finding about 23 percent off the retail answers to potential problems and Radzik said he and Wilson access to many programs and price of prescription medica- learned of the program’s exis- benefits we couldn’t get other- Groveland has launched a pro- providing relief to real needs — before tions. Groveland is the first city the fact. tence at last year’s NLC annual wise.” gram to provide its more than Radzik said the city is also in Lake County to take advan- OURVIEW | A4 conference. 8,500 residents some relief from tage of the program. “It is of no cost to the city, it’s a looking into other programs the high cost of prescription “I’m excited that the city is able reputable program through offered by the NLC that may be medications. to reach out to people who need something the city has been Caremark and it was a result of available to residents as well. The National League of Cities- some help,” Mayor Mike Radzik looking into since August, after our being a member of the The NLC Prescription Dis- sponsored program makes avail- said. he and former Councilwoman National League of Cities,” count Card can be used by all able free discount cards to all Radzik said the program is Evelyn Wilson brought it before Radzik said. “Not every city is a SEE GROVELAND | A2

GROVELAND | STABLE RELATIONSHIP The many faces of HOMELESSNESS Without a place to call their own, many are struggling just to survive

CHRIS GERBASI | Staff Writer Assistance Act has helped [email protected] the district, including a School-age children team of 12 social workers, can fit the definition of facilitate services for “homeless’’ in a variety of homeless students. ways. They may be living The district has re- in motels or cars, or at ceived $320,000 the past campgrounds or grand- three years, said Jan ma’s house. Tobias, director of stu- The Lake County School dent services. District is providing serv- McCall said the num- ices to a significant number of students that are ber of them: about 2,500 characterized as home- students on any given less is disturbing, but predictable. day. “If you look at the fore- PHOTOS BY KERI RASMUSSEN / DAILY COMMERCIAL The majority of those closure numbers in Lake students have roofs over County, it doesn’t seem their heads, but are shar- so far-fetched,’’ she said. ing other people’s homes. McCall said some stu- Riding into her future “They’re living with dents are living in cars somebody else because and perhaps tents but manda Bacon, above, gives her horse, Sammy, they no longer have a those numbers are diffi- some personal attention as she prepped the home of their own, or cult to determine. horse for a ride at Saddlewood Stables in they can’t find a home of “Some are in RV parks, Groveland. Horse ownership isn’t just about their own because of A quite a few are in motels,’’ riding, however. Bacon’s daily chores include cleaning the financial hardship,’’ said she said. “I’ve heard that pens and stables. After working two years at a horse Kristin McCall, district in the south end of the rescue, Bacon opened her stables with the focus of liaison for the homeless. county, there may be teaching children about horses and riding. “It’s definitely The district figure typi- some in tents, but par- a passion,” she said. “You always learn something; you’re cally hovers around 2,400 ents are not wanting that never an expert.” Bacon wants to keep her operation to 2,600, or about 6 per- to be known. small and manageable. She’s hosting an open house cent of the 41,000 student “If we find out a stu- Saturday, providing entertainment and an opportunity for population. dent is living in a car, we children and adults to learn more. For information, call A three-year state grant do the best we can to get 352-217-1616 or visit www.saddlewoodstables.com. that supports the Mc- Kinney-Vento Homeless SEE HOMELESS | A2

INSIDE CLERMONT CLASSIFIED B8 CROSSWORDS B2 Richardson leaves director’s chair at training center DEATHS A12 REAL ESTATE C1 ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer “As many of you know, we’ve experi- owns and operates the complex, said REMEMBER WHEN B1 [email protected] enced positive growth at the (National coaches and teams from around the SPORTS B4 Training) Center, particularly in our country are using the 120-acre facili- Dr. Dot Richardson, a two-time ties and training there to become VOICES A4 team sports training programs,” South Olympic gold medalist in softball and Lake Hospital Chief Executive Officer more competitive. WORD ON THE STREET A2 eight-year medical director and cur- John Moore wrote in an email notify- Spokesperson Kim Couch said the rent director of Clermont’s National ing the South Lake Leadership Team of staff is excited because the new role SOUTH LAKE PRESS Training Center, will no longer hold the new changes. “To their credit, Dr. will allow Richardson to truly focus on the director’s post. growing the NTC’s athletic programs. VOLUME 97, NO.8 | 3 SECTIONS Dot Richardson and the NTC staff have Richardson, 50, has been reassigned developed and expanded these pro- “With this change, she (Richardson) ©2008, HarborPoint Media. to a new role created just for her — grams particularly over the past two will be able to focus more on the vision and future growth, which she’s All rights reserved. leading the sports training programs years and that focus is paying off.” www.southlakepress.com at the complex. Moore, the head of the hospital that SEE RICHARDSON | A2 DR. DOT RICHARDSON

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A2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, February 24, 2012 What South Lake residents are saying about the... South Lake Briefs CLERMONT Wordon the RECENT WILDFIRES Women’s expo needs Street Did the smoke affect you in any way? vendors for March event The Clermont Woman’s Club is taking applications for vendors for the 10th annual South Lake Woman’s Expo, which will be held March 24 at Wesley Center at the United Metho- dist Church, 950 7th St., north of S.R. 50 in Clermont. The club is offering a bonus for all vendors signing up to participate – a business card ad to be published in the March 16 edition of the South Lake Press. For information, send an email to Basha Schlazer at [email protected]. Yes, the smoke in the No, I live way down We’ve been visiting We have been visiting I live about a mile Admission to the expo, which starts air has affected my on 27 at King’s Ridge, this past week and and golfing here in from there but I’ve at 10 a.m. and ends at 2 p.m., is free. eyes and my breath- so it has not affected staying at a hotel. the area for the past been away the whole ing, especially on me very much at all. When the fire started, week and, yes, weekend. We returned Those attending can purchase Monday while we DON COMERFORD we though the neigh- absolutely; it’s affected Monday and when everything from fashions (men’s and were at the park. CLERMONT bor in the next room my breathing and my husband, who is a women’s) to health and nutrition MARILYN WILSON was smoking a lot but allergies for sure. school bus driver, saw products, to jewelry, travel and health BRAMPTON ONTARIO, it was the smoke from RUTH SAWDON all the smoke, he care products. CANADA the fire coming in ARNPRIOR ONTARIO, was wondering if on from outside. The CANADA Tuesday he’d have any CLERMONT smoke bothers me but problems getting the East Ridge FFA hosts it really hasn’t affected kids to school but he dinner, cake sale Friday my health or driving. didn’t. We smell it but MARSHA CUASCUT it hasn’t been too bad. East Ridge High School FFA will WAYNESBORO, PENN. CAROL HANSON host its ninth annual dinner and cake CLERMONT sale at 6 p.m., Friday, in the cafeteria. A donation of $10 per person will cover the cost of a lasagna dinner ballfields built in 2008 in partner- TAVARES catered by Spiros Restaurant. RICHARDSON ship with Lake-Sumter Community High school graduations dates set CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 College and Lake County govern- The event is held each year to raise ment. funds for students who are attending Special to the Daily Commercial in 2012-13. doing already, but without having Currently, world renowned track educational workshops, state and The graduation times to handle the day-to-day opera- star and hurdler Damu Cherry is national leadership conferences and Two of South Lake’s and locations are as fol- tions of the facility,” Couch said. training at the NTC under coach career development events. high schools will be host- lows: “She’ll be able to continue bringing Dennis Mitchell for the upcoming Tickets are available by contacting ing graduation cere- ࡯ East Ridge High more teams in, coordinate games Olympic games, along with track FFA Advisor, Jessie Reagan at 352-242- monies this school year School, 3 p.m., June 1, at and do what she does best.” and field star Tyson Gay, training 2080, ext. 2637. on June 1. UCF Arena, Building 50, Couch said in addition to under coach Lance Brauman, and Lake County Schools’ North Gemini Boulevard, Richardson’s medical director title, about 30 other athletes from all CLERMONT newest and eighth high Orlando which she has held since 2002, she over the world. school, Lake Minneola ࡯ South Lake High Dedication is Saturday was appointed as director of the In addition, collegiate-level High, does not have a School, 8 p.m., June 1, at for original library NTC just over a year ago. teams use the Legends Way ball senior class this year and school’s football stadium, That left Richardson to oversee all fields for tournaments and practice The Historical Village, located at the will host its first-ever 15600 Silver Eagle Road, of the operational and managerial sessions. corner of West Avenue and Osceola commencement exercise Groveland aspects of the training center, Couch said they are confident Street in Clermont, will host a dedica- including directing current pro- Richardson will be able to expand tion for the original Cooper Memorial grams, developing new activities NTC’s programming even further Library at noon, Saturday. and promoting the center. and attract even more teams and Hot dogs and drinks will be avail- “The NTC is growing and ex- athletes to the facilities. able for purchase following the dedi- panding, teams keep coming in Richardson, an Orlando native, is cation. and our community programs are an orthopedic surgeon and former The library, the Kern and Townsend growing so it was a matter of ‘How softball star who in 1996 led the homes, and the train depot will be do we properly grow,’ because one U.S. Olympic women’s team to a open for guided tours starting at 1 person can’t do everything,” Couch gold-medal victory over China. p.m. said. Hospital officials announced they For information call Dodie King, The NTC offers a state-of-the-art will be conducting a search for a Historical Village manager, at 352- fitness center with a large aquatics new director who will in turn, man- 593-8496. area, including an Olympic-sized age the NTC’s day-to-day opera- pool, a $1.2 million track for run- tions. CLERMONT ning, multipurpose athletic and Richardson could not be reached soccer fields, and the Legends Way for comment. Coin collectors show next week at Hampton Inn The International Coin Collectors Association will host a show Feb. 28- GROVELAND 29 and March 1-3 at the Hampton Inn CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 and Suites, 2200 E. S.R. 50 in Clermont. residents of Groveland and has no restric- “We hope to spend at least $200,000 tions based on a resident’s age, income while we are in town by purchasing level, or existing health coverage. people’s old coin collections, vintage The card can be used at more than bank notes and scrap gold, silver and 60,000 participating retail pharmacies diamonds,” ICCA spokesperson across the country, including the CVS in Dennis Couts said. Groveland. Admission is free to the public. “Given the current economic climate, Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesday where many people need to watch what through Friday, and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., they spend, we are happy to partner with Saturday. the National League of Cities to make this For information call 217-787-7767, prescription discount card available to or visit www. internationalcoincollec- our residents,” City Clerk Teresa Begley tors.com. said. “This card helps residents who are completely uninsured, as well as residents MONTVERDE who have insurance, but have specific medications that are not covered by their Academy event to raise insurance.” funds for cancer society Begley said that in both scenarios, residents experience significant savings on Montverde Academy will host a prescription medications not covered by cancer recognition fundraiser, health plans. “Night for the Cure,” at 6 p.m., March “We’re pleased to have joined forces 2, at the academy’s older athletic field, with the city of Groveland to help their across from Henry O. Roberts residents maintain their health in a cost- Gymnasium. effective way,” said Marc Shapiro, pro- “Night for the Cure” is an event to gram director of the National League of encourage families and individuals Cities. to participate in events raising both “By offering a health-focused program cancer awareness and funds for the that provides significant cost savings and American Cancer Society. is easy to use, we are helping our member An obstacle course, a dunk tank, cities target an important need among bounce houses and concessions will their residents,” Shapiro said. be offered during the event as CVS Caremark administers the NLC “themed” teams consisting of 10 to 15 Prescription Discount Card program. advocates will take part in walking Residents can obtain a free NLC Pre- around the academy’s outdoor track, scription Discount Card in a number of and “passing the baton” to other team ways, including printing them from the members. Internet at www.caremark.com/nlc. Tickets for the event are available Residents can also use www.care- at the main entrance the day of the mark.com/nlc to locate the nearest par- event. ticipating pharmacy or call toll-free at 1- For information call 407-469-2561, 888-620-1749 for assistance. ext. 244.

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PHOTO AT LEFT: Alexis Vettersmith, 8, volunteers with New Beginnings to pass out food, clothing and other items during the weekly community outreach program. New Beginnings, a faith-based not-for-profit group in South Lake County, helps homeless families with programs such as transitional housing, food, clothing, professional counseling, life and job skills training, and job placement assistance.

Lake School District policy defines HOMELESS homeless children as individuals who CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 lack a fixed and adequate nighttime residence, including those who are sharing them out. A motel is better than a car,’’ housing of other people, or living in McCall said. places such as motels, trailer parks, The school district also arranges for campgrounds, shelters, parks, cars or any transportation, by bus or from a teacher number of places not ordinarily used for or friend, so homeless students can con- sleeping accommodations. tinue to attend the same school if they Across the state, nearly 57,000 students have been displaced. were defined as homeless for 2010-11, “If you move them during the school about a 16 percent increase over the pre- year, that can be detrimental to their vious year, according to the state learning,’’ McCall said. Department of Education. About 70 per- Marion County Schools is experiencing cent of those students were sharing hous- similar problems with students living in ing as a result of losing their housing or RVs and campers in the Ocala National economic hardship. Forest. That district has gone as far as to In the 2010-11 count by school district, set up bus stops in the forest in an effort Lake had 2,992 homeless students, to keep kids in school, where they may be Orange, 3,887, Volusia, 2,016, Osceola, getting their only hot meals, said Capt. 1,923, Marion, 1,911, and Seminole, Gail Lazenby of The Villages Fire 1,697. Department. In 2007-2008, Lake County Schools Lazenby is involved in the Backpack identified 606 children as homeless. Program, which provides personal Increased reporting and more accurate hygiene items to those students. counts, as well as economic hardship, New Beginnings, a faith-based not-for- have contributed to the rise, said Chris profit group in South Lake County, also Patton, district communications officer. helps homeless families with programs “There’s a lot of economic upheaval in such as transitional housing, food, cloth- the county, and that’s probably attributed ing, professional counseling, life and job to additional students in that category,’’ skills training, and job placement assis- Patton said. “Mostly, it’s the way we’ve tance. accounted for them under the homeless Executive director Steve Smith says res- definition. They’re not living on the idential programs currently serve 17 stu- streets, they’re just not living in a house, dents, and an outreach program provides or they may be living with grandparents, meals to about 30 more children on families, friends.’’ Saturdays. The counts include any student catego- Smith says the number of homeless stu- rized as homeless who attended school dents in the district continues to rise. He for even a day throughout the year. was told that of about 45 new students Tobias said the district plans to bid dur- entering Lake Minneola High School in ing the next round of competitive grants January, about half were defined as for state aid. homeless. Last year’s grant funding to the district “I’m in the industry and I’m still was increased because of the rising num- shocked at the numbers I’ve heard. The ber of homeless students. numbers I’m seeing are staggering,” “Our numbers continue to be relatively Smith said. “People keep thinking that high as districts go, and we want to con- nationally things are getting better but tinue to support those services until I’m not sure that applies in Lake County.” things turn around,’’ Tobias said.

CLERMONT Right name and DOB, but maybe wrong suspect MILLARD K. IVES | Staff Writer [email protected] Authorities are trying to determine if the mother they arrested over the weekend on a truancy charge has the identical name and birthdate of the actual suspect they were looking for. Elizabeth Fuentes Mar- rero, 41, of Kissimmee, turned herself in to the Lake County jail last week on an arrest warrant for failing to show up on court to answer charges of con- tributing to the delinquen- cy of a minor. An investigation by the sheriff’s office revealed that the daughter of Elizabeth Marrero stopped showing back up at Windy Middle School during the 2009-2010 year after attending on a few days. After a review of the case by the State Attorney’s Office, a summons was issued for the arrest of the mother, Elizabeth Mar- rero, born May 1, 1970. But an official with the State Attorney’s Office said his office is trying to determine if they have the right woman after being contacted by Marrero’ lawyer this morning. The lawyer apparently told the media that his client has a son and no daughter. “We’re trying to see if anything has fallen through the cracks,” said sheriff’s Lt. John Herrell.

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OURVIEW Groveland takes action to help its residents YOUROPINIONS LETTERS TO THE EDITOR BE PROACTIVE: The best form of Paddling against current governing is finding answers to potential problems and providing relief to real needs before the fact. of water management LETTER of the WEEK On Jan. 17 a group of kayakers paddling the Silver River from the bottom roveland might be onto something. City of the river to the famous headspring officials enlisted in a program that allows against the current en-countered G them to provide discount cards for pre- something none of us had seen on scription medications to city residents. The that river — “riffles.” program, sponsored by the National League Riffles are small waves that are of Cities, enables card holders to save about usually seen on rapids with rocks but 23 percent on retail costs of prescriptions. there are no rocks in this part of the Groveland is Lake County’s first city to use river and the water is deep. So how the program. could there be riffles on the Silver? The shaky economy has stirred some unease After numerous inquiries, we discov- in many Americans. Many individuals worry ered that the river dropped from 39.01 about paying their bills, and having enough feet to 35.24 feet or 3.77 feet! That is money to afford their medications. quite a drop in a 5.5-mile river. We commend the city for making the effort to find a service that fills this often-neglected No wonder there were riffles! need. So why was the water so low? Mayor Mike Radzik said city officials had Further inquires revealed that the been looking for a service of this type for at flow was down 55 percent from its More housing is path we should not trod least six months. “I’m excited that the city is median flow of record. This is probably due to a combination of drought Not too long ago, we experienced property values of the existing able to reach out to people who need some the meltdown of the housing indus- homes in our county. help. It is of no cost to the city, it’s a reputable and overpumping the aquifer. The try. The county has money to spend program through Caremark and it was a result spring shed includes some big water Lake County, not to be excluded on economic development, and to of our being a member of the National League users such as the city of Ocala (12 mil- in this insanity, allowed develop- recruit industry to our area. Solar of Cities.” lion gallons per day), The Villages and ments to populate all over the panels, wind generators, computer Radzik said he learned about the program numerous bottled water companies. county under the mantra “job technology can be built here and at a conference. City council members are Now, there is another potentially big creation.” We can literally see the installed on existing homes with considering other programs offered by the user applying for a 13.2 mgd permit utility lines and roads to nowhere grant applications. This would league. from SJRWMD for a cattle ranch and as proof. make the news that we are a pro- The prescription discount card has no age or slaughterhouse (permit No. 129419 gressive county on the cutting edge income restrictions and can be used at about pending). Evidence of the dementia of our civic leaders is the fact that they are drawing a younger population. 60,000 pharmacies. The Silver River flows into the Ockla- trying to do the same thing again, These workers would create the “By offering a health-focused program that waha River, which in turn flows into juggling impact fees trying to entice market for new homes to be built. provides significant cost savings and is easy to the St. Johns. The St. Johns enters the builders. Don’t let a Power Point presenta- use, we are helping our member cities target an Atlantic near Jacksonville. The St. tion and the promise that jobs will important need among their residents,” said Johns also serves as a nursery for This is a fruitless cycle. The only Marc Shapiro, program director of the National numerous fresh and saltwater fish, beneficiaries are the county work- be created by building homes lead League of Cities. which rely on the flow and chemistry ers who inspect, and part-time us down the worn path — been By offering this service to its residents, of the water to help find their spawn- employment for the road construc- there, done that. Go after some- Groveland has tread into an often ignored area ing grounds. tion and utility lines. thing that will lead to more jobs in of governance — finding services that actually Humans and numerous species of It is a fact that adding to a popu- the future. A limited supply of benefit taxpayers directly, in real time. wildlife depend on fish as part of their lation where there is no sustained homes means higher prices, more Serving on governing boards as an elected diet, so we need to keep the flow in employment puts a strain on coun- incoming income for the county, official isn’t merely about discussing current these rivers high enough to maintain ty resources, water, schools, med- and an investment in fixing up problems and finding solutions. The best form these fisheries. ical facilities, waste removal and older homes to put on the market. of governing is finding answers to potential For the first time in decades, the judicial to name a few. The county needs some oversight, problems and providing relief to real needs — Moss Bluff Dam on the upper Ockla- We have enough houses in fore- that is why commissioners are before the fact. waha River is closed until May due to closure, at auction, and on the mar- elected. Some might be experienc- We applaud Groveland officials. Employing low-water levels in the Harris Chain of ket to supply the current demand. ing short-term memory loss. this program is a job well done and demon- Lakes above the dam. That means no Building more only lowers the CAROLYN HUNT-JENNER | Mount Dora strates a keen sense of far-sightedness. flow is going into the upper Ocklawaha from the lakes and springs above the dam that normally feed it. like at such low levels. We picked the exclusions into the laws that they WHAT’S YOUR OPINION? At the other end of the Ocklawaha Eureka as a launch site. We had a diffi- want passed. They tailor the law so it The SOUTH LAKE PRESS invites you to write letters to the editor, River, near where the water enters the cult task just trying to get into/out of looks like a good thing for many peo- expressing your original thoughts, on topics of public interest. Letters St. Johns, is the Kirkpatrick Reservoir our boats without getting stuck in the ple but buried in the language is the 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 and Rodman Dam is currently open mud. Powerboats were having even clause that big business paid for. telephone number for verification. We reserve the right to edit for for its periodic dry down of the reser- more problems. Replacing legislators every term will 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 voir to control invasive plant species Once in our boats, we paddled four not do the trick. Washington congress- per month from the same writer. No open letters, form letters or and to harden the bottom for fish miles north. Returning to our launch man are mostly millionaires. They are copies of letters to third parties will be published. We do not pub- site was a struggle against the current. use to having special perks. That is lish unsigned letters. Submissions are not returned. We retain the spawning. right to archive and republish any material submitted for publication. Combine these three factors — no This may have been the lowest the exactly what the lobbyists deliver. You You can submit your letters by: water exiting Moss Bluff dam, 55 per- Silver and Ocklawaha have been in know they are not thinking of the citi- E-mail (preferred) to: recorded history. zens when they enact special pro- [email protected] cent reduction in flow from the Silver By regular mail to: and the Rodman Dam open — with a LINDA BYSTRAK | Leesburg grams for themselves. Letters to the Editor The vacations, the junkets, the spe- 732 W. Montrose St. long drought and you have a very low Clermont, FL 34711 Ocklawaha River, a river that is sup- Lobbyists cash in on cial programs and sense of entitle- By fax to: posed to be an “Outstanding Florida ment that they have clearly shows that 352-394-8001 greed of our lawmakers Waterway.” they have no sense of how it is for the I share James R. Fisher Sr.’s (Jan. 20) EDITORIALS Water declared to be an OFW is sup- average American. sense of outrage at the actions of our Editorials are the consensus opinion of the editorial board, not any posed to have special restrictions on individual. They are written by the editorial staff, but are not signed. elected officials over the past decades. JOHN D. TOWNS | Tavares Some editorials are provided by a third-party service. any new activities that would decrease However, I believe that the root cause the water quality, or would otherwise is big business money that flows into GUEST COLUMNS degrade the body of water. The Silver CALLING ALL VETERANS If you would like to submit a guest column on a local, state or Washington by the tens of millions national issue, e-mail your submission to southlakepress@daily- River is also an “Outstanding Florida monthly and is delivered by their lob- If you know of a veteran in Lake, Sumter or commercial.com, or mail it to Letters to Editor, 732 W. Montrose St., Waterway.” Marion counties whose name should be added Clermont, FL 34711. Guest columns should be limited to 550 words byists. Over 6,000 are registered. in length. The writer also must submit a recent photograph to be On Jan. 21, five of us kayakers decid- The truly evil part is that they not to the Lake County Veterans Memorial, call published with the column, as well as a brief biographical sketch. ed to see what the Ocklawaha looked only deliver the money, they also write 352-314-2100.

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TAVARES Lake County enacts countywide burn ban ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer interested in making to keep everyone safe. encouraged to keep a con- [email protected] things difficult for anyone “I mean, I couldn’t imag- stant watch for any stray The Lake County Public but the KDBI number is ine anything worse than sparks or embers while Safety Department enact- reaching 600 and 800 is someone starting a fire for cooking outdoors. ed a countywide burn ban considered desert condi- some reason, whether it is Additionally, due to the Tuesday because unusual- tions,” said Jack Fillman, to burn yard waste or sit by potential for accidental ly dry conditions have the assistant fire chief with a fire, then end up burning ignitions, officials said the raised the threat of addi- Lake County Fire Rescue. down the neighbor’s shed, use of motorized equip- tional wildfires. “With recent freezes, no car or house — or their ment such as all-terrain Officials are concerned rain and the wind condi- own.” vehicles (ATVs) and dirt because Lake’s Keetch- tions lately, the possibility The mandatory burn bikes is not recommended Byram Drought Index, of fires has increased ban will remain in effect during times of high wild- which ranges from 0 (no immensely.” until further notice. Any fire risk. Lawnmowers can Since Thursday, Florida burning within the county also pose accidental igni- drought) to 800 (extreme DAILY COMMERCIAL FILE PHOTO Forest Service crews in will be in violation and will tion risks. drought), has 39 percent of Lake County has instituted a county-wide burn ban. the county at 500 and 61 South Lake have been bat- be considered a second- Officials are urging percent at 600. The index tling a stubborn wildfire ing that has not been “It is definitely in the degree misdemeanor, homeowners create a 30- has exceeded 500 for more that already has burned specifically permitted by best interest of public safe- punishable by up to a 60- foot defensible space than three weeks, said 1,200 acres. the Forest Service. This ty and for the protection of day imprisonment and up around their homes, act- John Jolliff, director/fire The mandatory burn includes burning yard both the people starting an to a $500 fine. ing as a firebreak, by chief for the Public Safety ban affects all of unincor- waste, bonfires and camp- outside fire or those who it Although the use of gas removing underbrush or Department. porated Lake County and fires on private or county can affect,” Fillman said of grills and charcoal grills is debris blown down in “We’re certainly not prohibits all outdoor burn- property. the ban. “We’re just trying permitted, the public is storms. Finalists for teaching award using creative techniques Staff Report The final reach an accurate tioned — meeting stu- “One instructional me- selection will conclusion. This dents where they are, aca- thod I use with my stu- Three teachers, sur- be announced means that the focus demically and socially. Not dents is the use of a ‘won- prised on Valentine’s Day at the Educa- of learning is logic, only will this foster a pro- derbox,’ ” she wrote. with news that they have tional Foundat- reasoning, and ductive learning environ- “Each student has a box been chosen as finalists for ion’s Rookie understanding why ment, but a relationship Lake County Schools’ with his or her name on it. Teachers of the and how to what we with students that makes “Throughout the nine- Rookie Teacher of Year know in real-life situ- Year Celebra- them want to perform well week grading period, stu- award, have creative tion on March GIRDNER MACK PALMER ations.” in your classroom.” teaching methods that dents are encouraged to 27 at Lake- Mack is in his first Palmer is in her first year apparently are working. his students. write questions on an Sumter Community Col- year as a social studies Gabriel Girdner from “The first is my profes- as a third-grade teacher at index card about any- lege’s Everett A. Kelly teacher for seventh- and Gray Middle, Anthony sional mission statement. Grassy Lake Elementary. thing they wonder about. Convocation Center in eighth-graders at Oak Park Mack from Oak Park I’m not here to teach you Middle. She said one exercise has Then they put these cards Leesburg after another Middle and Christine what you need to pass sev- “Each day, I try to find made a drastic change in in their ‘wonderbox’ and panel of judges conducts Palmer from Grassy Lake enth grade. I’m here to help ways to show my students her students’ critical and research the answers dur- on-site interviews and Elementary were selected you learn life skills that get that I am not only con- observes the three finalists complex thinking. ing an allotted time.” based on a panel of you through college and cerned about their aca- in the classroom. judges’ review of their beyond,” Girdner wrote. demics, but I am con- In lieu of flowers, consider a gift to support Hospice care. applications. Girdner, in his second “The second truth I teach cerned about their social To be eligible for the year as a math teacher at is my approach to the well-being,” Mack wrote. award, they had to have Gray Middle, wrote in his mathematics we study. “An outstanding teacher is application that he has three years of experience Math is not numbers. Math one who possesses the No. 5019096 or less. two truths he teaches to is thinking carefully to ability to do the aforemen- 888-728-6234 Cornerstonehospice.org

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GROVELAND ELEMENTARY | TERRIFIC KIDS

COURTESY PHOTO Groveland Elementary School’s most recent Terrific Kids were Dawson Kirkland, Alex Bass, Sophia Carrier, Sidney Gullion, Grace Rutzebeck, Liam Lane, Skye Sorenson, Yesenia Gonzalez, Emily Rangel, Keyon Joiner, Pressley Sutter, Payton Harrington, Estrella Bravo, Rosario Gonzalez, Janyia Key, Andrea Hernandez, Mason Cruzado, Marisol Sustaita, Santos Aguilar,Avah Blodgett, Chandani Narain,Timothy Sukhu, Cleon Solomon, Abigail Vidler, Amber Vidler, Alexi Thompson, Summer Duncan, Melody Holloway, Martin Antonio, Jason Hoehn, Alyssa Messmer, Charles Karnolt, Grayson Sutter, Samantha Tepper, Olivia Lichter, Patience Shipman, Skyler Rivera, Hunter Duncan, John-Victor Garcia, Jenna Sellards, Jason Jay, Amaya Bucheli, Maggie Marrow and Christina McGowan. Kiwanis Club of Clermont members are Dave Lofgren, Jeanie Gennrich and Fred Fallman.

CLERMONT ELEMENARY | TERRIFIC KIDS

COURTESY PHOTO Clermont Elementary’s most recent Terrific Kids were Julia Bidone,Savavvah Edgar,Hannah Goodman, Brianna Hill, Anthony Collado, Dylan Armstrong-Bell, Cristaliz Morales-Garcia, Joshua Alonso, Evan Brown, Jasmine Hanscome, Nathan Portillo, Lydia Rodriguez, Dale Farnsworth, Leilani Rouse, De'Aveon Smith, Lorena Perez-Garay, Tionna Giaimo, Dayanara Duprey, Jayla Prather, Coraliz Morales, Elisa leon, Kylee Chenea and Demetreus Odum.

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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.

WINTER GARDEN | EXTRA, EXTRA CLERMONT | ROTARY’S TOP COP CLERMONT | PRESIDENTS HALL

COURTESY PHOTO Eighth-grade creative writing and journalism teacher Whitney Shumaker at Foundation Academy in Winter Garden launched the beginning of a recent journalism portion of her class by dressing COURTESY PHOTO COURTESY PHOTO as a newspaper boy. The class learned about famous newspaper Congratulations to Rotarian and Clermont Police Capt. Chuck John Zweifel was the guest speaker at the Clermont Kiwanis Club men, like Joseph Pulitzer (1847–1911) and William Randolph Broadway, who was selected as the “Rotarian of the Quarter” meeting in January. He presented a history of the Presidents Hall Hearst (1863-1951), and the New York newsboys strike of 1899. by the South Lake Rotary Club in January. of Fame attraction in Clermont. C M Y K

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November Gem of the Hills November Student of the Month Lake Minneola High School BrandonSchwab.com Congratulations Eileen Scates of Scates Realty & Wesley Reed from Ameriprise Financial Advisors The Chamber was pleased to be on hand for Lake Welcome to BrandonSchwab.com. Brandon Schwab, a Investment Properties - Homes for Heroes Affiliate who presented the November 2011 Outstanding Student Minneola High School grand opening ceremonies. The real estate investor who specializes in residential and was the recipient of the November 2011 Gem of the Hills award. Eileen donates numerous hours to of the Month award to Kirsten Foster from East Ridge new school is located at 101 North Hancock Road in commercial redevelopment. Visit his website or contact areaorganizations to help make the South Lake High School. Kirsten received a plaque and $25 donated Minneola. him directly at (352) 989-4498 to find out more Community a better place! by Ameriprise Financial Advisors. information!

President’s Hall of Fame Museum Horace Mann Congratulations to the President’s Hall of Fame Museum who Angel Cut Beauty for Ashes Chamber Ambassadors welcomed Horace Mann to celebrated “Presidents Hall of Fame Day” this past Nov. 16 in Welcome to Beauty for Ashes, Inc., a non-profit Clermont, in recognition of the museum’s 50 years of Welcome to Angel Cut & Color Studio (Owner Jose Angel their new offices located at 3745 S Highway 27 Suite Beaton) located at 12302 Roper Blvd. in Clermont (in organization whose mission is to help hurting women A in Clermont. Horace Mann offers a full line of financial operation, and in honor of the return of the Miniature White of all ages heal through education and mentoring House to Clermont. Owners John & Jan Zweifel cut the the Kohl’s shopping plaza). Please stop by for a visit or & insurance products tailored to meet your needs. You Chamber ribbon to mark the occasion. Stop by this landmark programs. They are located at 1508B Max Hooks Road can contact Nancy Wilkins at 352-241-6785 or visit of Americana located at 123 N. Hwy. 27 in Clermont or call call them at (352) 241-4949 to set up an appointment in Groveland. Contact them at (352) 241-6042 to find their website: www.HoraceMann.com. them at (352) 394-2836 for more information. today! out about all of the vital services that they offer.

Direct Auto Salina’s Market Hammock Oaks Apartments 2011 Wal-mart/Chamber Small Business Award Welcome to Direct Auto Insurance (Manager Dot Johnson). Welcome to Salina’s Market and owner Ranji Welcome to Hammock Oaks Apartments. You can visit Winners Announced Direct Auto offers affordable auto insurance rates Seepersaud. His market is located at 2560 East State their complex at 3550 Lake Center Drive in Mount Dora Each year Wal-mart in Clermont presents to 3 local regardless of past credit score or driving history. Visit their website at www.directgeneral.com or contact them at Route 50 in Clermont (Shoppes at Hancock Village) and or call them at 352-385-9191. Their website is: businesses their “Wal-mart Small Business Award” their office located at 2560 East State Route 50 in offers up fresh produce, fruits, vegetables, meats, and www.hammockoaksapartments.com through the South Lake Chamber. The award is given Clermont (Shoppes at Hancock Village) (352) 241-7500. much more! Ranji can be contacted at (352) 241-6350. to those small business owners who dedicate themselves and much of their spare time to worthy endeavors and charities in the local South Lake area. A surprise presentation was held December 13, 2011 at the Clermont Wal-mart where the winners were announced. Each recipient receives $500. And are chosen by the Chamber’s Member Services Committee. Congratulations to the 2011 award winners: 1. Mike Madawi from Smooth Musical Entertainment who has donated his talents numerous times for various community events. 2. Kay Simpson Papa’s Diner who has donated her time and talents to the Greater Clermont Cancer Foundation. 3. Carlos & Sandy Solis from Graphics Direct. They have donated their time to Pig on the Pond and the South Lake Hospital. Members in Action: Congratulations to all the winners! Making a Difference in our Community Volunteer with the South Lake Chamber! 1. South Lake Kiwanis Club Elves (from left) Linda Sheets, Robbie Ross, Diane Staszel, Lucy Hage (Linda, Diane and Lucy are also members of the Chamber) worked hard as Parking assistance needed for WINEFEST! Santa’s elves during the 23rd Annual Light Up Clermont celebration held in historic Clermont, Friday and Saturday, December 2 and 3, 2011. Each year the group hosts Santa and Mrs. Claus’ and invites the boys and girls of South Lake County to stop in and share their Christmas list with Santa. Lakeridge Winery & Vineyards will be hosting WINEFEST XXII on February 17,18 & 19. 2. Clermont Kiwanis Club members (from left) Kathy Scherer and Kalena Meyers (who are all also members of the Chamber) worked hard to bring smiles to local children This outdoor festival will feature more than 80 arts & during the group’s Annual Christmas luncheon held in Jenkins Auditorium, Friday, December 9. crafts vendors, live music and award-winning Each year the group hosts the luncheon and invites select boys and girls from the south Lake County schools to attend this fun-filled event. Lakeridge Wines. Santa stopped by with gifts for all the girls and boys. Held on Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. t o 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., a $2 donation 3. Santa along with the Kiwanis elf stopped by for a visit at the Chamber December Breakfast at Minneola City Hall to spread holiday cheer. During the breakfast the accepted at the gate will benefit the South Lake Montverde Choir and Michael Madawi from Smooth Musical Entertainment performed several holiday pieces to entertain the crowd. Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber needs volunteers to assist with parking cars at this event. Have fun with fellow Chamber The Chairman’s Corner members while helping raise money for the Chamber 2012: “Business Ready for Business” and its community programs and services. The Chamber will be offering all members who It is my hope that each of you enjoyed a wonderful holiday season of fellowship with friends and family and that the New Year will bring volunteer the opportunity to win a great raffle prize! you good health and prosperity. For every four hours you volunteer you will receive one raffle ticket. Last year the Chamber raffled a First, I wish to extend my thanks and gratitude to John Moore who has served as your Chairman during the 2011 year. Recently appointed $400 PC tablet. Find out what the prize will be this CEO of South Lake Hospital, John has dedicated many years of service to the Chamber of Commerce in a variety of capacities. His year when you call the Chamber TODAY and volunteer leadership in public policy for several years has provided an invaluable framework for the Chamber of Commerce to continue to have your time. an important voice in shaping public policy in our area in ways that will continue to make our community a stronger more viable area A variety of shifts are available. Please call the for families to be employed, and enjoy a quality of living that makes South Lake County an exceptional place to call home. On behalf Chamber office TODAY to schedule your volunteer of the Board and the membership, I extend to you John, our thanks for your leadership, and I look forward to your continued guidance time, (352) 394-4191. on the Executive Committee as the Immediate Past Chair!

Second, the Chamber is privileged to have a President who is very committed and dedicated to the mission of the South Lake Chamber NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS/OFFICERS of Commerce. Ray San Fratello continues to provide energy and enthusiasm to the organization supported by some truly dedicated staff in Ray Villegas, Christie Bobbitt, Janice Hull and Lucy Hage and Cheryl Fishel, our independent contractors. Chairman Tom English Dr. Kasey Kesselring Larry King Joining me on the Executive Committee this year will be Robert Thompson as Vice-Chairman, Wendy Terry as Treasurer, Lucy Hage as Secretary and John Moore as Immediate Bonnie McGuire Past Chairman. These wonderful folks have considerable experience with the Chamber, and I look forward to their leadership throughout the year. Vice-Chair Michelle Michnoff Robert Thompson Keith Mullins It has been my privilege to serve this organization over the past several years; there are abundant opportunities through the South Lake Chamber of Commerce to serve the Merideth Nagel community and to assist in advancing our mission to promote the business community through networking and special events opportunities, membership drives, educational Treasurer John Schmid workshops, Ambassador’s program, and committees on Education, Economic Development and Public Policy. Like many of you, before joining the Chamber, I was engrossed in Wendy Terry Chris Schramm the minutia of my own business and largely unaware of the importance of participating in areas that would help shape our community. Through participation in the Chamber, I Dick Scott have received an invaluable education—a genuine learning experience on how to understand, dissect and analyze the important issues that influence the health of our community Secretary Linda Smith and therefore affect the health of our business community. Lucy Hage Gary Tolley Amanda Walsh As we enter into this New Year, the Chamber Board of Directors will embark on our strategic planning process to provide for us a map to address those issues that are important Immediate Past Chair to serving the membership throughout the year, and I look forward to Ray sharing the results of that process with you sometime in the first quarter. John Moore Ex-Officio Members Troy Bennett In closing, let me invite you to become an active participant in the Chamber…in 2012 we will be Business Ready for Business! Directors Jim Gleason Curt Binney Mark Johnson Dr. Kasey Kesselring Mike Bucher Dolly Miller Chairman Gary Clark Wayne Saunders South Lake Chamber of Commerce Dr. Cheryl Decker Cecilia Smith Ted DeWitt www.southlakechamber-fl.com

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MONTVERDE ACADEMY | THESPIANS CLERMONT | HISTORIC EFFORTS

COURTESY PHOTO COURTESY PHOTO The new Junior ITS Troupe No. 89033 from Montverde Academy recently competed at an area district Architect Nick Jones, left, was recognized for his efforts on behalf of the South Lake County festival at Hagerty High School in Oviedo. Students in the ITS Troupe No. 3977 group attended the Historical Society at the Dec. 13, 2011, meeting of the Clermont City Council. While Jones has District 3 ITS Thespian Competition at Lyman High School in Longwood. They competed in a shared his talents in a variety of ways from building decks to drawing up plans for renovating a combination of performances and technical arrangements. Adrian Ahern, theater arts teacher, World War II Quonset hut, it was his most recent project — designing an outhouse — that gained reported that Montverde Academy students Kevin McDonnell, Carlyn Rosario, Gaby Barber, Samantha him the plaque presented by Ray Goodgame. Jones also has been called to provide the city with Lafferty, Erin Lafferty and Mary Nerad qualified for competition at the largest state competition in the the plans for a project the historic society and a local Eagle Scout candidate are hoping to be able country. Show, front row from left, are Lafferty, Nerad, Melissa Mankewich and Brian McDonnell; and to complete by constructing a nonfunctioning outhouse, complete with a corn cob and a Sears back row from left, Ace Jennings (guide for the day), Alex Williams, Nick Composto, Konnor Kesselring catalog, between the Kern and Townsend houses. For information about the South Lake County and Kevin McDonnell. Historical Society, call Dodie King at 352-593-8496.

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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 am, 11:15 am & 6:00 pm 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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The Clermont Downtown Partnership is pleased to have Pig on the Pond as the Featured Event for the Month of February! Pig on the Pond “For the Kids” March 9th & 10th, 2012 Waterfront Park • Clermont, FL www.pigonthepond.org

CUT OUT THE REGISTRATION FORM & DROP IT OFF AT ANY PARTICIPATING DOWNTOWN MERCHANT TO REGISTER TO WIN. WINNING REGISTRATION WILL BE DRAWN ON MARCH 4, 2012 DURING THE FARMERS MARKET. Enter to be a VIP “Very Important Pig” at “Pig on the Pond” For the Kids March 9th & 10th VIP packet worth over $75 Entry Tickets • Carnival Passes • VIP Parking • Pig Bucks The prize package has been generously donated by the Pig on the Pond.

Any patrons of downtown should look for the flyer posted in store windows. You may complete the registration form as often as you wish and in as many stores as you wish but only once per store visit.

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I have parts for all major appliances and air conditioning and authorized repair service too! CALL ME OR COME SEE ME! Advertise Your REFRIGERATORS • RANGES • DISHWASHERS Business Here! MICROWAVES • WASHERS • DRYERS • & MORE! Clermont Downtown Partnership Call the South Lake Press P.O. Box 120734 Clermont, FL 34712 352.394.2183 (352) 394-6111 For more information, 757 W. Montrose St. • Clermont, Florida 34711 contact Cheryl Fishel, 352.394.8618 [email protected]

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MASCOTTE 16-year-old girl killed after truck overturns

Staff Report Center. into the outside lane and struck a The FHP said Guerrero was riding raised, concrete median. The truck A 16-year-old Mascotte girl died in a 2005 Ford 150, driven by Jose then crossed the grass median, Sunday morning when the pickup Martin Flores, 18, of Clermont, when crossed the eastbound lanes of SR 50 truck she was riding in crashed and the accident occurred at 2:12 a.m. and struck another concrete median overturned several times, ejecting along State Road 50 at Royal Lake before leaving the roadway. her and her teen driver, the Florida Circle in Orange County. The truck overturned several Highway Patrol said. According to crash investigators, times, ejecting both Guerrero and Evelyn Guerrero died of her Flores was westbound along SR 50 in Flores, before coming to rest on its injuries at Orlando Regional Medical the inside when he suddenly veered roof.

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DEATH NOTICES James Franklin Fornes 79, of Groveland died Kenyon Carroll Lynn James Franklin Fornes, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012. Kenyon Carroll Lynn, 77, Mary L. Cashwell 83, of Montverde died Brewer & Sons Funeral of Groveland died Mary Louise Cashwell, Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012. Home, Clermont. Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012. 94, of Clermont died Cremation Choices, Paul Wayne Hurst Becker Family Funeral Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012. Minneola. Paul Wayne Hurst, 44, of Home, Clermont. Brewer and Sons Funeral Gwendolyn Giordano Groveland died Saturday, Elwanda Mae McCann Home, Clermont Chapel. Gwendolyn Giordano, Feb. 18, 2012. Brewer and Elwanda Mae McCann, Alice Ruth Dunn 61, of Davenport died Sons Funeral Home, 76, of Mt. Plymouth died Alice Ruth Dunn, 83, of Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012. Clermont. Monday, Feb. 13, 2012. Center Hill died Friday, Brewer and Sons Funeral Johnny Lee Johnson Cremation Choices, Feb. 17, 2012. Brewer & Home, Clermont. Johnny Lee Johnson, 73, Minneola. Sons Funeral Home, Evelyn Gomez of Fern Park died Monday, James E. McClellan Clermont. Evelyn Gomez, 16, of Feb. 13, 2012. Cremation James “Jim” Emmett Charles E. Ellinger Mascotte died Sunday, Choices, Minneola. McClellan, 66, of Leesburg Charles Edward Ellinger, Feb. 19, 2012. Becker Frank Henry Kozel died Saturday, Feb. 11, 69, of Clermont died Family Funeral Home, Frank Henry Kozel, 79, of 2012. Cremation Choices, Minneola. Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012. Clermont. Leesburg died Thursday, Becker Family Funeral Eddy Gonzales-Castro Feb. 16, 2012. Cremation William Lelan Raymer Home, Clermont. Eddy Gonzales-Castro, Choices, Minneola. William Lelan Raymer, 61, of Clermont died Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012. Becker Family Funeral Home, Clermont. Karen N. Steuerwald Karen Naomi Steuerwald, 50, of Fairbanks, Alaska died Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012. Cremation Choices, Minneola. Kenneth T. Turley Kenneth Timothy Turley, 73, of Leesburg died Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012. Becker Family Funeral Home, Clermont. 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, February 24, 2012 PHONE ...... 394-2183 FAX...... 394-8001 www.southlakepress.com E-mail...... [email protected] COMMUNITY CLERMONT Meet Your ‘Cradle to College’ sale today, Saturday NEIGHBOR ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer BRENDA LEE [email protected] n Friday and Saturday, res- RIVERA-COLON idents will have the oppor- O tunity to shop at a consignment sale like no other in Lake County, filled with every imaginable thing a child may need. It’s called “Cradle to College,” and according to owner Melinda Gill, her goal is to bless as many people as possible, from volunteers and consignors to shoppers and those in need throughout the community, and help them save for the future by saving now. The sale, which runs from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. today and from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, is ࡯ HOMETOWN: Minneola being held in The Wesley Center ࡯ OCCUPATION: Community at First United Methodist advocate for New Beginnings of Church, located at 950 7th Street Lake County in downtown Clermont. A 50 percent off “Super Savings” COURTESY PHOTO ࡯ FAMILY: Single mother of four sale will be held Saturday as Cradle to College owner Melinda Gill, far right, stands with her husband, David, and their daughter, Kylee. Gill said she What do you enjoy most about South Lake County? well. enjoys the blessings of others have received from her “Cradle to College” business venture. And since the sale events are I enjoy its people, their warm listened to it, watched it and it is organization that showcases welcoming smiles, and their held twice annually, attendees CONSIGNMENT SALE passion to help and assist those can already begin planning for in good condition, it can be nearly 1,500 kids consignment resold,” Gill said on her website. events across the country. DATE: Today and Saturday less unfortunate. the fall sale scheduled for Sept. If you had to summarize your 13-15. Consignors sign up to partici- Consignors receive 70 percent TIMES: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. today; 8 a.m. to pate in the sale, then enter their of their total sales ,while shop- 2 p.m., Saturday philosophy of life in one sentence, “I live by my motto that basi- what would it be? cally says, ‘We’re blessed to be a items into an easy online system pers get the benefit of finding LOCATION: Wesley Center at First United via the CTC website, pricing the quality items at bargain prices. We must encourage each other to blessing,’” Gill said. “So if we Methodist Church, located at 950 7th St. embrace life’s lessons, overcome can use that in our business and items and in turn creating bar- Since volunteers are such a in downtown Clermont. them and master them; they embody give back to the community, coded price tags. vital part of the team, they are INFORMATION: Visit Cradle to College at our authentic nature and higher then that’s what we try an do.” Dozens of volunteers then rewarded by having their name www.cradletocollegesale.com, orcall quality. Basically, “Cradle to College” help to turn the 10,000 square entered in a drawing to win one 407-616-1233. You can also follow Name a person or incident you’ve is an upscale children’s consign- foot space where the sale is held of more than 20 prizes donated Cradle to College on Facebook. come across recently that’s ment event and expo that show- into a department-store-like by the expo vendors, and one of touched you in some way. Why cases “gently loved” children’s setting. five packages donated by local did this person or incident items, such as clothing ranging This year, more than 20,000 family photographers. They also information to attendees. impress you so much? from newborn/preemie to size items will be sold, the biggest get to shop early at the sale. “I’d heard of events like this in I came across a two teenagers, ages 12, toys, books, shoes, CD’s and sale yet since the start of “Cradle As for the expo part of the other states, but when I actually 15 and 14, and one child, 11 who DVD’s, baby gear (strollers, to College” in May 2010. event, local businesses that attended the ‘Cradle to College’ volunteer for a non-profit organiza- event for the first time about tion that helps families in need and highchairs, etc.), furniture bed- Since its beginning, “Cradle to cater to moms and children are the homeless. These young ladies at ding, maternity wear and more. College” has been named a featured by allowing them to set two years ago, I couldn’t believe their early age know how to give “The idea is if a child has National Top 10 rated sale by up a booth to display and sell worn it, played with it, read it, ConsignmentMommies.com, an their products, and hand out SEE BIG SALE | B2 SEE NEIGHBOR | B5

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CORRECTIONS DEPARTMENT Installed as officers were: S. placed on those highways. The ing the engineering firm, said PURCHASES MIGRANT LABOR CAMP William Williams, president; Scenic Route signs are now being according to the company’s fig- The State Department of Cor- John Harder, immediate past put up. ures, the loan could be paid off in rections has signed a contract to president; John Minor, first vice GROVELAND HIRES ENGINEERING 40 years with money left over, purchase the migrant labor camp president; Jim Lester, second vice FIRM TO DESIGN SEWER PLANT based on such proposed rates of located north of Clermont on U. president; Frances Oswalt, treas- Sverdrup and Parcel Associates $4.50 for water and $5.50 for sew- S. Highway 27. Deputy Director urer; and William Stone, Charles engineering firm was authorized erage each month for each home. Dave Bachman from Tallahassee Beals, Don Ware, Bob Brown, by Groveland City Council to The City of Mascotte decided not said the camp would be used as Morris Killen and Robert Shu- submit preliminary plans to the to participate. a medium security institution, maker, directors. Mrs. Ella Mae Federal Housing Authority for a CHAMBER CHANGES NAME TO and would accommodate approx- Sheldon is chamber secretary. loan application with which to SOUTHWEST LAKE CHAMBER imately 300 men. A preliminary Harder said Clermont will be build a sewer treatment plant. Groveland Chamber of Com- survey shows there would be promoted as the “Vacation Mayor E. L. Puryear said his merce President Ron Damer some 125 employees with a pay- Capital of the World” and license original understanding was the announced the organization will roll in excess of $500,000 per year. plates will soon be available. He city would pay 25 percent and be known in the future as the YOUNGS WIN FIRST ‘CITIZEN complimented the U.S. Highway obtain a 75 percent loan. “Now,” Southwest Lake County Chamber, Ann Dupee OF YEAR’ AWARD 27 committee, under the leader- he said, “It appears the city will so that surrounding communities REMEMBER WHEN Lucille and Howard Young were ship of Bob Macchi, and said have to raise 60 percent and could have an opportunity to join named the winners of the first there was a great increase in traf- obtain a loan of 40 percent at 5 A weekly column that reprints some in an effort for the betterment of of the more interesting news stories annual “Citizen of the Year” award fic onto U.S. Highway 27 from percent interest.” the entire area. that have appeared over the years in at the Clermont Chamber’s annu- I-75 and the turnpike as a result The total sum is more than $1 the South Lake Press. al banquet. of four large signs that have been million. David Smith, represent- RELIVING HISTORY | B3

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B2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, February 24, 2012 4 steps to relieve conditions of arthritis rthritis affects alleve, ibuprophin, etc. about joint replacements exacerbate arthritis pain. imbalanced causing the millions of However, the downside is they also are temporary, When a sensitive person body to have altered anti- Americans to these is that most drugs only lasting about 10 to 15 eliminates the foods they inflammatory function everyA day. It can range from this category have years. They also affect the have problems with the which increases pain. This from a mild annoyance been shown to disrupt the ways your body moves, pain levels decrease or go type of dysfunction will to a major debilitating mechanism to build new so talk with your surgeon away. also alter a person's sleep disease. cartilage, so you decrease about all the issues of life POOR DIGESTION cycles causing insomnia. There are a few main the pain but are worsen- after replacement. This is another cause as Heavy metal, solvent or types of arthritis — osteo- ing the condition of the There may be other it leads to inadequate pesticide exposure — can arthritis, rheumatoid joints. ways to address the prob- assimilation of nutrients also affect joint function. arthritis, psoriatic arthritis Steroid injections and lems to limit the progres- the body needs to repair If there is a history of and gouty arthritis or gout. synthetic lubricant injec- sion of the arthritis and itself. exposure a proper chemi- I am going to write tions (sounds like a motor possibly even delay sur- Hypochlorhydria or low cal chelation and detoxifi- about osteoarthritis. If you oil commercial) are used gery without suffering stomach acid has been cation protocol may would like more informa- in the next stage of treat- with pain or sacrificing shown in one study to improve the condition. tion about any of the ment. They have effects quality of life. increase incidence of OA ADEQUATE HYDRATION other conditions, feel free from complete resolution Here’s how to address by three times. (If you This is the first and easi- to contact my office. of the pain to no help at the root of the problem: have “heartburn” or est thing to address. Michael A. Osteoarthritis or OA, is all and the results are usu- FOOD ALLERGIES AND “reflux,” it doesn’t neces- Joints are lubricated with a degenerative disease. ally temporary ranging SENSITIVITIES sarily mean you have too “synovial fluid.” The key Osteoarthritis is a wearing from a few days to a few Often the things we eat much acid. Many people ingredient in “fluid” is Visconti away of the joint lining or months. increase inflammation in with those conditions water. Drinking at least NATURAL MEDICINE cartilage. Often this comes In the case of steroid the body and can cause actually have too little eight glasses a day of from trauma to the joint, injections, they will cause pain levels to increase. acid in their stomachs and water can often help with Michael A. Visconti, A.P., N.D., is a usually chronic trauma breakdown of tissue they Some people with all arthritis of all kinds. This doctor of oriental medicine whose other things must be done office is located near the Citrus such as constant overuse are injected into. After types of arthritis are sensi- to improve digestion and does not including coffee, Tower. If you have any questions from sports, work or being that there are some higher tive to foods. The night eliminate the heartburn). soda, tea and alcohol as regarding this or any other health overweight. powered pain meds and shade vegetables, such as ADRENAL GLAND they are diuretics and will related topics, you can contact him Conventional treatment ultimately the “partial” or potatoes, tomatoes, pep- DYSFUNCTION cause your body to not through his Website at www.docvis- conti.com, or on Facebook by sign- for OA starts with non- the “total” joint replace- pers and eggplant, are the This can cause the hor- use the water properly. ing up for the “Visconti Acupuncture steroidal anti-inflammato- ment. biggest culprits but other mones such as cortisol It’s your life. It’s your & Natural Medicine” fan page. ry drugs, such as aspirin, The thing to realize sensitivities may also and DHEA to become health!

and for consignors, it’s ting items their children Street” Community BIG SALE worth it, because all the may need, and who Christmas Program; books FROM PAGE B1 marketing is taken care for belong to organizations to the New Beginnings of you. You get 70 percent of like MOPS, TEEN MOPS Lake County Mulberry Inn how much stuff was avail- your sales and the traffic is or ADAPT — which sup- Women with Children’s able there,” said volunteer, high.” port single, young or in Home; shoes and pajamas consignor and shopper To further the value of need mothers. to Gates of Hope, Village Kerry Gross from “Cradle to College,” Gill Gill said she has been of Hope, and Las Brisas Clermont. donates as much as possi- moved by how apprecia- feeding stations via the “Everything people need ble to teen or single moms tive moms are who have Varustaa organization; for kids in is one place, who can use help in get- been touched by the pro- and school uniforms and gram. supplies to “Back to School A percentage of sales is Cool” of Lake County. are also donated to Additionally, all remain- FUMC’s Clermont Child ing items are donated to Development Center COURTESY PHOTO the 2econd Life Resale Scholarship program, an “Cradle to College,” a children’s consignment sale and expo being Shop, whose proceeds act that Director Misty held Friday and Saturday in downtown Clermont, occurs twice a benefit both New Begin- Leistikow called “awe- year. nings of Lake County and some” and “a blessing" to Real Help (a ministry of struggling families. the above organizations, and the food drive benefits Real Life Christian Church). Direct Cremation “When your family is in and to 10 local families the FAITH Neighborhood “We are a large family. crisis, it helps to know identified as needing a Center in Groveland. We are a family that is $ someone is doing some- little help. For that, participants greatly blessed. We are a 675 thing to help and support Daily toiletry/hygiene and shoppers are asked to family that knows how to you. We are so grateful,” and food drives are also contribute one or more find good deals, and how Plus Container Leistikow said. sponsored by “Cradle to items as a way of helping to save for the future,” In addition, consignors College” during the sale. to give back to others. said Gill. Ron Becker, Director have the option of agree- The toiletry/hygiene drive Gill and her consignors “We pray that ‘Cradle to ing to donate items not benefits Gates of Hope, also give all leftover toys College’ will bless your 352-394-8228 purchased during the sale Village of Hope and Las to the Clermont First family with good deals, 921 S. US Hwy 27 • Minneola, FL to a “free sale” afforded to Brisas feeding station in United Methodist and a way to “save for the the moms who belong to Honduras via Varustaa, Church’s “Miracle on 7th future” too.”

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B4 YOUR CONTACT FOR SPORTS NEWS SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, February 24, 2012 SPORTS EDITOR...... Frank Jolley and PHONE ...... 365-8283 FAX...... 394-8001 www.southlakepress.com SPORTS LEISURE Email ...... [email protected] Quick hits CLERMONT CLERMONT City offers tennis lessons Sports agent’s intern hypes for children, adults The City of Clermont Recreation Department is offering tennis lessons for children and adults beginning Leesburg’s Trevathan for NFL Monday. Sessions for children ages 7-11 are FRANK JOLLEY | Sports Editor Trevathan while both were on on Mondays from 6 to 7 p.m.; and for [email protected] ages 12-16, 7 to 8 p.m., both held at recruiting trip to Gainesville for the 2006 Florida-Florida Palatlakaha Park, 1250 12th St. ogan Brown believes State football. Adult classes are 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Danny Trevathan can Brown was a two-sport Wednesdays, at Lake Felter Park, 1750 play in the National L standout for the Eagles, play- Johns Lake Road. Football League. ing football and baseball, and All classes will be taught by Al The former South Lake High went on to sign a national Schlazer, Ph.D. and member of the School student has made it letter of intent to play base- Lipton Tennis Hall of Fame. his mission to let NFL coach- ball at West Virginia Wesleyan. Beginning tennis players will be es and general managers He left the Buckannon, W.V., taught the basics, including grip, know Trevathan could be a school after two years. Since serve, forehand, backhand and volley, hidden treasure in the his girlfriend lived in Lexing- while the intermediate level player upcoming NFL Draft. ton, Ky. — home to the Uni- will be fine tuning their game within Trevathan, a former Lees- versity of Kentucky — consid- the appropriate level of each partici- burg High School standout, ered transferring there before pant. feels he has proven himself deciding on Midway (Ky.) Cost of the four-week session is $35. after a four-year career at the College and began studying Register at Clermont City Hall, 685 University of Kentucky, where he hounded and harassed sports management. W. Montrose St., Clermont. While at Midway, Brown For information call 352-241-7352. opponents and led the Wild- cats in tackles during his kick-started his friendship junior and senior seasons. with Trevathan, who was only CLERMONT PHOTO COURTESY UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY Trevathan will have an about 20 miles away in Lex- Stinghers lacrosse team opportunity to improve his ABOVE: Former Leesburg High ington. needs players, coaches NFL Draft stock this week in School standout Danny Trevathan, Brown said his ultimate goal who has completed his collegiate is to become a sports agent, a The Scorpion Stinghers girls front of NFL coaches, general managers and scouts at the career at Kentucky, has an dream that got a boost when lacrosse team is looking for players, invitation to compete in the NFL he was introduced to Cook. grades 3-8 for the upcoming season. annual NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium in India- Scouting Combine this week at Almost immediately, Brown Registration is open and new players Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. napolis. imagined how Trevathan are welcome. could benefit from becoming Lake Lacrosse is also looking for The invitation-only event is RIGHT: Logan Brown introduced a four-day assessment of skills. Trevathan to sports agent Bus a client of Cook’s. He brought post-collegiate or post-high school the pair together and, after women’s lacrosse players to help with Brown, a potential sports Cook. agent currently interning for Cook took time to review the program. Trevathan’s on-field creden- one of the most-respected against Mississippi State, Practice sessions are held at Park tials, the legendary agent agents in the NFL, is hoping Georgia and Mississippi. Pals — Palatka Park, 400 12th St., in agreed to represent the Trevathan can improve his Trevathan also led the Wild- Clermont, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., Kentucky standout. draft stock with an eye-open- cats with five forced fumbles Wednesdays, and from 2 to 3:30 p.m., The union served to benefit Sundays. ing effort. and three sacks. Athletes at the combine are His effort against Georgia — Brown, as well. For information call 407-905-0249, “I get to work with Bus in a or visit Lakelax.com. invited by the NFL. Their per- which included a sack and formances at the combine two forced fumbles — earned kind of internship,” Brown CLERMONT often affect perception, draft Trevathan SEC Co-Defensive said. “I get to learn about the status, salary and careers. Player of the Week honors. business from one of the best NTC offers High School Jeff Demps, former South As a junior, he led Kentucky Trevathan said. “Everything agents in the world. Along the Varsity Swim program Lake and University of Florida with 144 tackles, and estab- I’ve been doing since the sea- way, I’ll get to see Danny running back, also has been lished his career high of 17 son ended has been to help become a professional foot- The National Training Center has invited to the combine, but stops against Auburn — the improve my place in the draft. ball player.” announced the newest program to its is unlikely to participate. eventual national champions. I don’t know if I can get into Brown said he spends a Fast Swim Aquatics program is called Demps, a world-class “He was the heart and soul the first round, but I think great deal of time with Cook “High School Varsity Swim.” sprinter, has previously stated of our team,” Kentucky defen- playing for four years in the and Trevathan. He was in The program is designed to keep that he would focus on the sive coordinator Rick Minter Southeastern Conference — Hattiesburg, Miss., until off-season swimmers and athletes in upcoming Olympic trials in said. “Not just on our defense the best (conference) in the recently, watching Trevathan shape, and help them continue to hopes of representing the but on our team. He lived up country — and having the go through his final training improve their stokes and endurance, U.S. at the upcoming Summer to the reputation that preced- statistics I had says a lot. sessions for the combine. or a runner increase their lung capaci- Olympics in London. ed him — or that I found out “All I can do is show what I “I’m just trying to learn and ty. After that, Demps has indi- about when I got here. He was can do and how hard I’m help in any way that I can,” The group will meet from 3:15 to cated he will pursue a career a leader. He worked hard. He willing to work to get better. Brown said. 4:30 p.m., Monday, Wednesday and as a professional track-and- was a playmaker, a producer. Everything else will take care For the most part, Brown Friday. field athlete. “I was never disappointed of itself.” and Trevathan have been vir- Registration is $20. The monthly fee “I’ve had a crazy, but won- in the way he brought it.” Since he wrapped up his tually inseparable for the is $75 for the group. derful time getting ready for Despite his prowess on the career at Kentucky, Trevathan past two months, But while For information or questions call the combine,” Trevathan said. gridiron, Trevathan is consid- has split his time between Trevathan is going through Ozzie Quevedo at 352-241-7144, ext. “As a child, I dreamed of play- ered something of an unknown working out in Leesburg and drill after endless drill in 4293, or send an email to ozzie.queve- ing professional football, and commodity outside of SEC in Hattiesburg, Miss., where Indianapolis, he will do so [email protected]. now I’m getting closer to my circles. Part of the reason for he has spent time with NFL without Brown at his side to dream. I’ve been working hard this, according to some, is legend Brett Favre. Trevathan offer encouragement. CLERMONT to get ready for this, and I’m that Kentucky is known more has hired Bus Cook, who also “I’ll be back in Kentucky, NTC hosts track meet feel that I’m ready. for its basketball achievements lives in Hattiesburg, as his getting ready to start working for elementary grades “Over the last four years, than football accomplish- agent. Ironically, Cook also on my master’s degree,” I’ve played against some of ments. represents Favre. Brown said. “I would love to NTC will host a track meet for ele- the best players in the coun- To help introduce himself to Cook also represents Cam be there with him, but Danny mentary school grades on March 2. try as a member of the South- the football masses, Trevathan Newton, and negotiated the will be fine. He’s so driven to Home or virtual schooled students eastern Conference, and played in the Players All-Star largest rookie contract in NFL reach his dream, which is to interested in joining the NTC team those games have helped pre- Classic on Feb. 4 in Little history in 1995 when he rep- play in the National Football can Mary Beth Reed at the National pare me for this moment.” Rock, Ark. The game, which resented the late Steve McNair League. He’s such a nice per- Training Center at 352-241-7144, ext. Trevathan closed out his boasts of rosters filled with during his initial contract son and he’s worked so hard 4244. college career with 143 tackles NFL draft prospects, provided negotiations with the Houston to reach the combine. The cost is $25, which includes as a senior at Kentucky, Trevathan with a nationally Oiler. The Oilers relocated in “This is his opportunity to entry into the meet, a PE track team including 11 1/2 tackles for televised audience. He re- 1998 and eventually became show that he has the potential T-shirt. loss and a team high four sponded with an interception. the Tennessee Titans. to become one of the best Practices are under way for the interceptions. “I’ve been projected as a Trevathan was introduced linebackers in the National team. He totalled 17 tackles second-round (draft) pick,” to Cook by Brown, who met Football League.” C M Y K

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003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 410 Sales 450 Trades Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices GROWER/ SPRAY TECH - EXP’D resentative and the per- signature of Darae Ian An- (1) incurs a contractual obli- by user through user’s un- deemed in default and (a) tative’s attorney are set LANDSCAPER For lawn fertilization & 2 sonal representative’s attor- thony Palmer,©, hereinafter gation in favour of Secured authorised use of Secured all of user’s property and forth below. 200 Experienced horticul- weed control. Exp. ney are set forth below. “ Secured Party.” With the Party’s, and grant Secured Party’s common Law – rights, title, and interest in tural grower or land- req’d. Valid Florida Legal Notices intent of Being contractually Party’s, a Security interest copyright Property; (8) property pledged as collat- All creditors of the decedent At Your scaper for sales posi- Driver’s license. All creditors of the decedent bound, any Juristic person, in all of user’s assets, land Waives right of presentment eral by user, as set forth in and other persons having tion with a long estab- Mike’s Maintenance and other persons having as well as the agent of said and personal property, in and all defences; and (9) above paragraph “ (2)” , im- claims or demands against Service claims or demands against juristic person, shall display, the sum certain amount of Appoints Secured Party as mediately becomes, i.e. (5) decedent’s estate on whom lished company. Must 352-753-1703 decedent’s estate on whom nor otherwise use it in any £500,000.00 per each oc- non-fiduciary authorized property of Secured Party; a copy of this Notice is re- reside in Clermont- 003 Legal a copy of this notice is re- manner, the common-law currence of use of the com- representative for user, ef- (b) Secured Party’s is ap- quired to be served must Leesburg area. 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Dora FLORIDA For a high volume boat OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE in the spelling of DARAE tives of, and variations in Secured Party full authori- session of, as well as other- DATE OF SERVICE OF A NOTICE Restaurant seeks exp. COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION DATE OF SERVICE OF A IAN ANTHONY PALMER©, the spelling of, DARAE IAN zation and power to engage wise dispose of in any man- COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON dealer. Boating & Case No: 11CC3715 Florida Statute states, Sales Exp. needed. SERVERS, BUSSERS, COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON without the prior, express, ANTHONY PALMER©, plus in any and all actions on ner that Secured Party’s , in THEM. “It is a misdemeanor SUMMER BAY PARTNER- THEM. written consent and ac- costs, plus triple damages; behalf of user, in respect of Secured Party’s , in Se- Salary, commission + LINE COOK/CHEF, SHIP, a Florida general knowledgement of Secured (2) has present intention to user’s outstanding contrac- cured Party’s sole discre- All other creditors of the for any person willfully, DISHWASHER partnership benefits. All other creditors of the de- Party, as signified by Se- authenticate, and hereby tual obligation as set forth tion, deems appropriate, in- Decedent and other persons knowingly, or inten- Email resume to: Call 352-735-2551 Plaintiff, cedent and other persons cured Party’s hand signed and herewith authenticates, above in Paragraph “ (1)” cluding, without limitation, having claims or demands tionally to operate or vs. rnoblesjr@ ORANGE BLOSSOM having claims or demands signature in Red Ink. Se- this security agreement, including, without limitation, sale or auction, at any time against Decedent’s estate attempt to operate a noblesmarine.com KENNETH DIAZ RODRIGUEZ against decedent’s estate cured Party’s neither as- Wherein user is debtor and authentication, deems ap- following user’s default and must file their claims with family day care home HILLS COUNTRY CLUB et al must file their claims with sents, nor consents, nor DARAE IAN ANTHONY propriate of user, as se- without further notice any this court WITHIN 3 DFWP/EOE Defendant(s) without a license or LINE COOK PM this court WITHIN 3 grants, nor implies any PALMER© is secured Party, cured Party, in Secured and all of user’s property MONTHS AFTER THE DATE without registering Apply in person NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE authorization for, any unau- and wherein user pledges Party’s sole discretion, and rights, title, and interest OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION SALES ASSISTANT ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION thorized use of DARAE IAN all of user’s assets, land, deems appropriate and, as in property, described OF THIS NOTICE. with the department, To back up an experi- Between 2:00 - 4:00 NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- OF THIS NOTICE. ANTHONY PALMER©, and consumer goods, farm regards any deposit account above in Paragraph “ (2)” whichever is applica- enced outside sales 1542 Watertower Cir. suant to a Final Judgment all such unauthorized use is products, inventory, equip- of any kind maintained with formerly pledged as collat- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED ble”. Florida Statute Lady Lake. of Foreclosure in the cap- representative Must be ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED strictly prohibited. Secured ment, money, investment any Bank in/under the eral by user, now property WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS states, “No person organized, have some Call 352-753-5100 tioned matter dated Febru- WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Party’s is not now, nor has property, commercial Tort name of any user, and like- of Secured Party, in respect SET FORTH IN SECTION shall advertise a child ary 7, 2012, I will sell to the SET FORTH IN SECTION Secured Party’s ever been, claims, Letters of Credit, wise any deposit account of the “ Mutual Assent Im- 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA direct and telephone highest bidder for cash at care facility without in- sale experience and a SERVERS & 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA an accommodation Party, Letters-of-Credit rights, maintained by any Band plied and Express Contract PROBATE CODE WILL BE cluding within such the front door of the Lake PROBATE CODE WILL BE nor a surety, for the pur- chattel papers, instruments, in/under the Taxpayer Iden- Executed by unauthorized FOREVER BARRED. positive, outgoing, en- County Judicial Center, 550 advertisement the KITCHEN HELP FOREVER BARRED. ported debtor, i.e. “ DARAE deposit accounts, accounts, tification Number of user, use of Secured Party’s ergetic personality. Please apply in person: West Main Street, Tavares, IAN ANTHONY PALMER”, documents, and general in- notwithstanding any Bank Common Law – Copyright NOTWITHSTANDING THE state or local agency li- Must live in Clermont Florida 32778, at 11:00 NOTWITHSTANDING THE nor any derivative of, nor for tangibles, existing and in/under the Taxpayer Iden- Property” ; Self executing TIME PERIODS SET FORTH cense number of such O’Keefe’s Irish Pub A.M. on March 15, 2012 -Groveland area. This Downtown Tavares. TIME PERIODS SET FORTH any variation in the spelling hereinafter arising and tification Number of user, Security Agreement in event ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED facility. The statute ap- is permanent growth the following-described ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED of, said name, nor any other wherever located, as collat- notwithstanding the ab- of unauthorized use of Se- TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE plies to anyone with property, all of which are TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE juristic Person, and is so – eral to secure user’s con- sence of user’s name as cured Party’s common law AFTER THE DECEDENT’S position with a long es- WAIT STAFF SUMMER ISLES CONDO- more than 1 unrelated tablished company. AFTER THE DECEDENT’S indemnified and held harm- tractual obligation in favour account-holder on any such – copyrighted property” , DATE OF DEATH IS child in their home. & BARTENDER MINIUM I, according to the DATE OF DEATH IS less by Debtor, i.e., “DARAE of Secured Party’s for us- deposit account, grants Se- that secured party , again in BARRED. Send resume and Declaration of Condomin- Exp. preferred. BARRED. IAN ANTHONY PALMER”, in er’s unauthorised use of cured Party full authoriza- Secured Party’s sole discre- cover letter stating why Apply Mon.-Thur. at: ium, thereof recorded in Of- Hold-Harmless and Indem- Secured Party’s common tion and Power to originate tion, deems appropriate. The date of first publication this position fits you to ficial Records Book 2172, The date of first publication nify Agreement NO DIAP – –law-copyrighted property; instructions for said de- Terms for Curing Default: of this notice is February 252 Home 151 W. Hwy. 50 or page 2336, Public Records salesandmarketingjobs Call 352-516-9523 of this notice is February 10 02 12 – HHIA – HHIA (3) assents, consents and posit-account band and to Upon event of default, as 24, 2012. Hauling @hotmail.com of Lake County, Florida, as 24, 2012 dated the Tenth day of the agrees with the Secured direct the deposit of funds set forth above “ Under De- amended. Second Month in the year Party’s filing of a Uniform in said deposit account and fault Terms” , irrespective LAW OFFICE OF RICHARD Attorney for Personal Rep- our Lord, Twenty Thousand Commercial Code, hereinaf- execute demand drafts, as of any and all of user’s for- M. KNELLINGER, P.A. CLEANING IN & OUT 470 General Count 5 BALBINA FERNAN- resentative: and Twelve, against any ter “ UCC” financing state- that term, i.e. “ demand mer property and rights, ti- /s/Lauren N. Richardson, Foreclosure & Rental 425 Clerical DEZ, DULCE M. FERNAN- Sara Tolliver, Esquire and all claims, legal ac- ment in the UCC filing of- draft” is defined at tle, and interest in property, Lauren N. Richardson For BEE KEEPER NEEDED properties. Mowing, CHALLENGING DEZ and MIREYA A. CAS- Florida Bar No.390224 tions, orders, warrants, fice, as well as in any UCC3-104(k), to discharge described about in Para- the Firm hauling off debris, Ideal candidate should TRO Timeshare Period RECEPTION/FRONT/ BARNETT, BOLT, KIRK- costs, fines, liens, levies, county-level recording/reg- user’s aforementioned out- graph “ (2)” in the posses- 2815 NW 13th Street, Suite & bush hogging, have an agricultural Week (W)23 in Condomin- DESK POSITION WOOK, LONG & McBRIDE detainers, penalties, dam- istration office, wherein standing contractual obliga- sion of, as well as disposed 305 tree work & background. Be moti- ium Unit No. 404104 601 Bayshore Boulevard, ages, interests, and ex- user is debtor and DARAE tion, without further consent of by, Secured Party’s, as Gainesville, FL 32609-2865 This is only for a truly stump grinding vated to learn a new Dated February 7, 2012 Suite 700 penses Whatsoever, both IAN ANTHONY PALMER© is of user and without Liability, authorized above under “ Telephone:(352)373-3334 extraordinary person NEIL KELLY Call 352-315-9010 or career in Bee Keeping, Tampa FL. 33606 absolute and contingent, as Secured Party’s; (4) As- and user further consents Default Terms” , User may Facsimile:(352)376-1214 that’s very smart, loves Clerk of the Court 352-504-1597 responsibilities include (813)-253-2020 are due and as might be- sents, Consents, and and agrees that appoint- cure User’s default only re Florida Bar No.: 0083119 peoples, is very organ- By: /s/V.UHL come due, now existing and agrees that said UCC Fi- ment of secured party’s as the remainder of user’s said Attorney for Personal Rep- working directly with Deputy Clerk Personal Representative: as might hereafter arise, nancing Statement de- non-Fiduciary authorised former property and rights, resentative ized and computer Paul M. Caldwell honey bee’s. Be famil- Kris M. Creeden and as might be suffered scribed above in the Para- representative for user, ef- title and interest in property 281 Roofing savy. Send resume or iar to with power & Caldwell & Payne, P.A. 17550 Cobblestone Lane by, imposed on, and in- graph “ (3)” is a continuing fective upon user’s default, formerly pledged as collat- /s/Lee M. McGranaghan, Jr. letter stating qualifica- Post Office Box 120069 pneumatic tools, and Clermont, Fl 34711 curred by Debtor for any financing statement, and is irrevocable and coupled eral that is neither in the Lee M. McGranaghan, Jr tions to able to adapt to differ- Clermont, FL 34712 Ad. No: 00327188 and every reason, purpose, further assents, consents, with a Security Interest. possession of, nor other- 5560 Whisperwood Drive salesandmarketingjobs Telephone: 352-242-2670 ent working conditions. Feb. 24, & March 2, 2012 and cause Whatsoever. Mu- and agrees with Secured User further Assents, Con- wise disposed of by, Se- Dalzell, SC 29040 @hotmail.com Attorney for Plaintiff tual Assent Implied and ex- Party’s filing of our UCC fi- sents, and agrees with the cured Party within (20) days Personal Representative Exp. preferred. Ad: 00325253 press Contract executed by nancing statement, as de- following additional Terms of date of user’s default Ad. No. 00327264 Call for an appt. February 17 & 24, 2012 Unauthorized Use of Se- scribed above in Para- of “ Mutual Assent implied only by payment in full. Feb. 24 & Mar. 2, 2012 McHALE ROOFING INC. 430 Retail 352-429-3996 COPYRIGHT NOTICE cured Party’s Common Law graphs “ (3)” and “ (4)” , as and Express Contract exe- Terms of Strict Foreclosure. Re-Roofs and Repairs – Copyright Property, well as the filing of any se- cuted by unauthorised use User’s non-payment in full 100 Tile, Metal, Shingles NOW HIRING! BUILDING INSPECTOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Copyright Notice: All rights Self-executing Security curity agreement, as de- of Second Party’s common of all unauthorized – use Flat Roofs & ASSISTANT MANAGER for Private Provider FOR LAKE COUNTY, reserved re common-law agreement in Event of Un- scribed above in paragraph law – copyright property; fees Itemized in invoice Announcement Mobile Homes FLORIDA authorized Use of Secured “ (2)” in the UCC filing of- Self Executing Security within said (20) day period TRAINEES, BAGGER & Contractor in N. Sum- copyright of Excel. Ref’s Avail. trade-name/trade-mark, Party’s Common Law – fice, as well as in any coun- Agreement in event of un- for curing default as set CASHIERS ter Cnty. Must have 1 Licensed & Insured PROBATE DIVISION DARAE IAN ANTHONY PAL- Copyright Property: By this try-level recording/registra- authorized use of Secured forth above under “ Terms 103 Found & 2 Family, Mech., File No. 2012CP185 MER ©_ as well as any and copyright notice, both the tion office; (6) assents, con- Party’s common law – for Curing default” author- CCC1328197 and Plumbing license all derivatives and variations Juristic Persons and the sents, and agrees that any copyright property” ; Pay- izes Secure Party’s immedi- KITTEN 5/mo old fe- Call: 352-255-2758 that begin with BN. IN RE: THE ESTATE OF in the spelling of said agent of said juristic Per- and all such filings de- ment Terms: In accordance ate non-judicial strict fore- male, Manx, Tortoise $20 to $25.00 per hr. GLORIA H. CREEDEN, trade-name/trade-mark – sons, hereinafter jointly and scribed in Paragraph “ (4)” with fees for unauthorised closure on any and all re- Fax resumes to: Deceased. severally “ User” assent, and “ (5)” above are not, use of DARAE IAN AN- maining former property color. Free to good Common Law Copy- home. 742-2611 1230 South Main St. 352-330-2664 right©2012 by DARAE IAN consent, and agree that any and may not be considered, THONY PALMER© as set and rights, Title, and inter- Wildwood, FL. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ANTHONY PALMER©. Said use of DARAE IAN AN- bogus, and that user will forth above, user hereby as- est in property, formerly Common-Law THONY PALMER© other not claim that any such fil- sents, consents, and agrees pledged as collateral by 104 Special The administration of the trade-name/trade-mark, than authorised use as set ing is bogus; (7) Promises that user shall pay Secured user, now property of Se- Notices estate of GLORIA H. DARAE IAN ANTHONY forth above constitutes un- unconditionally to accept, Party all unauthorized – use cure Party, which is not in 300 435 Medical CREEDEN deceased, whose PALMER©, may neither be authorized use counterfeit- has present intention to fees in full within ten (10) the possession of, nor oth- date of death and whose used, nor reproduced, nei- ing, of secured Party’s authenticate and accept, days of the date Secured erwise dispose of by, Se- NOTICE TO Financial FRONT OFFICE social security number is ther in whole nor in part, common-law copyright and hereby and herewith Party sends user the in- cured Party, upon expiration ADVERTISERS Mid Florida Primary CARRIERS 120-20-0083 is pending in nor in any manner whatso- property contractually binds authenticates and accepts, voice, hereinafter “ Invoice”, of said (20) day default – Care is looking for an The Daily Commercial the Circuit Court for Lake ever, without the prior, ex- user, renders, this copyright as drawee-acceptor, any itemizing said fees. Default curing period. Ownership PLEASE CHECK YOUR County, Florida, Probate Di- notice a security agreement draft drawn by Secured Terms: In event of non-pay- subject to copyright of com- energetic & enthusias- has NEW delivery press, written consent and AD FOR ERRORS THE tic person with at least routes available for the vision, the address of which acknowledgement of DA- wherein user is debtor and Party to Secure Payment of ment in full of all unauthor- mon – law FIRST DAY IT AP- is 550 West Main Street, 1 yr. exp. in a medical CLERMONT & RAE IAN ANTHONY DARAE IAN ANTHONY outstanding unauthorised- ized - use fees by user trade-name/trade-mark, PEARS SINCE THE 3rd Floor, Tavares, FL PALMER©, as signified by PALMER© is Secured Par- use fees, as set forth above within ten (10) days of date priority perfected (6) Secu- office setting for a UMATILLA 32778. The names and ad- the hand-signed, red –ink ty’s, and Signifies that user: in Paragraph “ (1)” incurred invoice is sent, user shall be rity interest subject to UCC DAILY COMMERCIAL front desk position dresses of the personal rep- Financing Statement filed in WILL NOT BE RE- 400 Fax relevant resume the UCC filing office. Record SPONSIBLE FOR IN- owners: DARAE IAN AN- CORRECT ADS AFTER Employment to:352-728-8030 or THONY PALMER© Auto- THE FIRST DAY OF 352-307-2520 graph Common Law Copy- PUBLICATION. IF YOU or email right©2006. Unauthorized Daily Commercial FIND AN ERROR CALL sylviac@mid- 212 E. Main St. use of DARAE IAN AN- floridaprimarycare.com THONY PALMER© incurs THE CLASSIFIED DE- 401 Leesburg or same unauthorized – use PARTMENT IMMEDI- Email: Carriers@ fees as those associated ATELY AT 314-3278 Management MEDICAL BILLER dailycommercial.com with DARAE IAN ANTHONY OR 748-1955. Experience a must for Candidates must have PALMER© set forth above DISTRIBUTION Coding, A/R. For high in Paragraph “(1)”. reliable transportation, THE PUBLISHER AS- DISTRICT MANAGER volume Practice. Drivers License & Ins. SUMES NO FINANCIAL Fax resume to: EOE RESPONSIBILITY FOR Needed Immediately 352-315-1703 ERRORS OR FOR OM- for the Daily FRONT DESK P/T IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MISSION OF COPY. LI- Commercial circulation Ideal for Retiree THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIR- ABILITY SHALL NOT department. Hotel exp. preferred CUIT, IN AND FOR LAKE EXCEED THE COST OF but will train COUNTY, FLORIDA THE PORTION OF Candidate will right person. SPACE OCCUPIED BY have Management MEDICAL Case No: 2011DR1459 Apply in person @ SUCH ERROR. experience, sales and RECEPTIONIST Best Western LPN & MA ROSE LAURE MATOS marketing experience Lake County Inn Suites Petitioner, CANCELLATIONS a plus. Candidate will For busy medical office 1380 E. Burleigh Blvd. and train and hire carriers with experience. Tavares, Fl. 32778 FRANCISCO A MATOS CANCELLATION FOR to deliver the local Fax 352-787-3250 Respondent. ADS RUNNING SATUR- daily newspaper to LEAD UTILITY WORKER DAY MUST BE MADE current subscribers. REGISTERED NURSES Perform repairs/maint. NOTICE OF ACTION FOR BY FRIDAY BY 2:00, Recovery Home Care is on collection/distribu- DISSOLUTION OF seeking RNs in Lake, MARRIAGE CANCELLATIONS FOR Candidate will be tion systems. Valid FL SUNDAY & MONDAY responsible for Sumter and Marion Drivers license req. Visit TO: FRANCISCO A MATOS MUST BE MADE FRI- updating route Counties. Min. 1yr exp. website for details: Address unknown DAY BY 5:00 books, selling Home Care exp. pre- www.cityofclermontfl.com new subscriptions, ferred. EOE, M/F, VP, DV, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED WHO’S THE WORST?? maintaining excellent Call 561-697-6778 or DFWP that a Petition for Dissolu- Debaters from North customer service visit us at; tion of Marriage has been and South Lake County www.recoveryhc.com RECEPTIONIST/ filed against you and you and addressing any are required to serve a copy will square off to argue customer concerns. AA/EOE M/F/D/V OFFICE ASSISTANT of your written defenses, if which Lake County w/positive & helpful at- any, to it on ROSE LAURE Congressional District Valid Drivers License RN / CASE MANAGER titude. P/T 4 days a MATOS, Petitioner, whose has the worst Con- & insurance required. Pleasant, energetic & wk. 9-4. Applicant address is 415 Nuestra gressman. MARCH 3 dedicated RN for home must be dependable, Place, Groveland, Florida Fundraisers benefits This is a full time health agency covering self-starter & organ- 34736 on or before the 16 the South Lake Demo- salaried position with the Lake county area. ized; have great oral & day March 2012, and file Must be flexible and the original with the clerk of crats 2012 Office Fund. bonus incentives. written skills plus MS this Court at 550 WEST Tickets $20/$10 for willing to work some Word/Excel exp. MAIN STREET, TAVARES, students or unem- Schedule includes day, weekends & on-call. Send resume to: Florida 32778, before serv- ployed call 365-1189 night, weekend Home health back- [email protected] ice on Petitioner or immedi- and holiday hours. ground preferred. DFWP ately thereafter. If you fail to Competitive pay rates do so, a default will be en- 105 Positions Please send resume to and mileage. SCHOOL BUS tered against you for the re- Fax resume to: lief demanded in the peti- Wanted DMjobs@ DRIVERS NEEDED dailycommercial.com 352-751-1097 tion. Training provided. WARNING: Rule 12,285, CARE GIVER HOUSE fax to 352-365-8229 Florida Family Law Rules of KEEPER 3 or 4 days or apply in person at Contact: Lake County Procedure, requires certain wk.exp.& transporta- 212 E. Main St. 450 Trades Schools, Transporta- automatic disclosure of tion 352-552-6015 Leesburg tion 352-728-2561 or documents and information. EOE Apply online: Failure to comply can result www.lake.k12.fl.us in sanctions, including dis- RETIRED MALE R.N. missal or striking of plead- 35 yrs. in Clermont 410 Sales SEAMSTRESS ings. seeks work as P/T WITNESSED my hands the For Custom Draperies. seal of this court on 3 Feb- Companion/Driver ADMINISTRATIVE/ CDL-A drivers needed Experienced only. ruary, 2012 352-394-3233 SALES ASSISTANT for immediate open- Apply in person: NEIL KELLY Established 30 year ings. OTR and Dedi- 103 N. Main St. Clerk of the Court old company is seek- cated Regional posi- Hwy. 301 Wildwood. By: /s/T Fierst 160 Schools/ ing a full-time Admin- tions available. Must Deputy Clerk No.:00324635 Instruction istrative/Sales Assis- have Class A CDL and Feb. 10, 17, 24, & Mar. 2, tant. Must be organ- a minimum of 2 years 2012 ized and able to verifiable OTR exp. LIP READING multi-task efficiently. Call 352-735-0035 CLASSES Great Communication 500 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT skills and sales experi- FOR LAKE COUNTY, Hearing Impaired ence required. Please DRIVERS $1000 FLORIDA 6 Week Classes SIGN-ON BONUS Pets/Animals PROBATE DIVISION send your resume or 2 Hrs. a Week work history to & upto .55cpm running To Register salesandmarketingjobs Flatbed Over the road. Case NO.: Call Dottie 35-2011-CP-1385 @hotmail.com No Tarping! Great Division Probate 352-895-7787 Benefit Pkg.! CDL-A, 501 Pets IN RE: ESTATE OF Clean Background & For Sale DOROTHY MILLER FARN- ENERGETIC SALES MVR Required. SWORTH PERSON Call 888-567-4969 BOXER /PITBULL PUPS, Deceased. For 1 mo. work. High Ext. 22 2 female & 2 male. 9 wks old. Shots & NOTICE TO CREDITORS commissions paid. A good sale performance health cert. $75. DRIVERS WANTED each. 504-2327 The administration of the NEED A NEW CAREER? could work into F/T estate of Dorothy Miller employment. With own 4 door car. 2 week prep courses: P/T & F/T Farnsworth, deceased, •AFL Administrator Call 352-250-5076 CAT Female, white & whose date of death was Call 352-455-0168 grey long hair, July 8, 2011, is pending in $300 •EKG $475 spayed. Free to good the Circuit Court for Lake OUTSIDE SALES EXP’D home. 242-7919 County, Florida, Probate Di- •Nursing Asst. $475 $80-$150 up per day. DRIVEWAY PAINTER vision, the address of which •Phlebotomy $475 Paid weekly. Could Reliable, exp. individ- is Post Office Box 7800, www.taylorcollege.edu receive overrides from ual w/driver license, CATS & KITTENS Free to Tavares, FL 32778. The 352-245-4119 names and addresses of other workers. own transportation & good home. hand the Personal Representative Facebook, twitter Call Ed: phone. Good Pay raised Call and the Personal Represen- you tube 352-217-9937 Call 352-728-3569 352-874-0650

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501 Pets 602 604 Furniture 604 Furniture 604 Furniture 605 Appliances 605 Appliances 606 Electronics 606 Electronics 624 Children’s For Sale Arts/Crafts BED All new DINING TABLE Teak, FREEZER upright, Fri- WASHER/DRYER GE TELEVISION 19” Magna- TELEVISIONS (2) 12” items CATS (2). 11 yrs. old POTTERS WHEEL lg & Ortho Pillowtop w/2 leaves, 4 chairs. gidaire, 14.7 cu.ft., LARGE CAPACITY vox w/remote. Beau- JVC all w/remotes. CLOTHES, jogging out- Owner passed away. small wheel heads. Mattress & boxsprings. Seats up to 10. $99 frost free, excel. good cond. $150. for tiful picture. $50 Call $25 Please call fits & jackets size 6 - FREE TO GOOD SOLD Queen-size Call 352-504-4655 cond. $250 Call both 352-243-6315 352-728-8892 352-314-0677 14. $30 obo Call with warranty 352-360-1775 HOME. 551-1016 SECTIONAL SOFA TELEVISION 1990 RCA 561-202-4433 WINE BOTTLE CORKS Starting at $180 DRESSER Cherry wood 606 Electronics 608 A/C & Heat from the early 50’s. Brand New! FREEZER, works great! color. 20”. $25 CATS (4) females, 1 yr. (200) $10 for all. Can deliver Call 407-883-2510 GRACO PACK N PLAY 352-243-1021 $100 picture avail. and/or SOFA LOVE $100 obo. Call CB RADIO Cobra, new in AIR CONDITIONER old. FREE TO GOOD Call 352-365-0191 SEAT $550 Navy blue. Good 352-516-8009 352-551-5368 box. 40 LTD chrome, TELEVISION 20” with GE 5000 BTU. $75. HOME. Please call Can deliver! cond. $30 Call DRESSER W/MIRROR extra loaded w/blue stand. Like new. 352-348-5843 352-357-4150 352-243-1021 HEATER propane gas, 352-324-3498 603 Collectibles Asking $35. Rinnai, floor model. light display. Paid Asking $45. Please CHIHUAHUAS, 1 adult $400 sell for $200 CENTRAL A/C HEAT MOTOR BIKE BOY’S AFRICAN MASKS Direct Call 561-398-3811 SLEEP SOFA, queen, 19,000 BTU $75 Call call 352-326-3878 female $75 & 1 male Call 352-551-1630 house/mobile homes. ELECTRIC, up to 15 from Burkina Faso & light beige, excel 352-470-2503 puppy $200. Call DROP LEAF TABLE w/6 TELEVISION 27” Sylva- Best prices in FL! Free mph, $90 obo Please Mali. Made by hand. BED All new cond. $175 obo Call 352-459-2751 chairs. Good cond. CELL PHONE Optimus, nia color, w/remote delivery & can install. call 352-455-3342 $75 for 3. 435-7633 Ortho King-size 419-464-8280 MICROWAVE GE White, $50 Please call above range, built in. purple, many fea- control. Good cond. 24/7 813-643-9277 GREAT DANE, female Pillow Top mattress 812-592-1416 tures. Used 3 times. $25 352-348-9973 PACK & GO Graco, bas- BOOKS Westerns 100 & box springs SLEEPER SOFA light SOLD blk/white 2 yrs old floral pattern. $50 $70. 352-455-4872 624 Children’s sinet/with carry case. Long Arms by Tabor with warranty. ENTERTAINMENT CEN- TELEVISION 32” Sony good health $120. Evans $89 obo. Call 352-516-9199 MICROWAVE Whirlpool only used twice. $50 352-460-5039 Starting at $295. TER holds 36” TV CELL PHONE Samsung Trinitron w/remote., items obo 561-202-4433 352-253-9236 Can deliver. 75.5”H x 41.5”W. under the cabinet, SGH/T339, T-Mobile SOFA BED by Broyhill, SOLD 1ST CALL! BABY CARRIAGE & IN- JAPANESE CHIN female 352-243-1021 $40 352-874-1862 Blue plaid. Excel bisque, excel cond. flip phone new. $65. PLAY PEN Evenflo Pak N BOOKS, Western 50 $50. 315-430-3389 FANT CAR CHAIR 2 1/2 yrs old all cond. $175. Call 352-551-1630 TELEVISION Play, retro fitted for Louis LaMour. Ask- ENTERTAINMENT CEN- 32” Sony, $29 for both. Call shots, house broke, 931-636-3830 works great. 5 yrs. recall. Like new $40. ing $45 Firm. Call TER / BOOKCASE, PLUG IN MODULE for 352-324-3025 very lovable. Asking CITIZENS BAND RADIO old. $95 Call 352-483-2908 352-324-2661 light Oak. $30 Call SOFA Jenn-Air coil ele- Uniden PC76XL 40 SOLD light colors, new 352-735-6648 BABY CLOTHES new- STROLLER hard 352-245-2567 cond. very nice, ment. $65. channel works good. CASE OF COCA COLA 352-324-2173 born - 12mos. boys. plastic, good cond. KITTENS BED FRAME COMPLETE $100 Please call $35. 348-9973 TELEVISION (6) 8 wks old. 24 full bottles. $100. ENTERTAINMENT CEN- 32” Sony. $75 for all. Call $35. 504-6406 FREE TO GO HOMES fits queen or full. 352-742-7765 RANGE elec, white, Excel cond. Works Please call TER, like new, light 352-617-2337 Please call SOLD runs good. $90 COMPACT STEREO CD, good. $65 Call VIDEO GAMES Leap 352-314-3458 Oak. $95 Call TAPE AM/FM RADIO ADOPTED! SOFA light floral, 76” Call 352-516-4176 352-394-8107 BASSINET wooden, ex- Frog Baby Little BED twin White w/box 352-735-6648 long, good cond. $50 Sony. Excel. Cond. CHRISTMAS ALBUM RANGE GE White, Elec., cel. cond. $40 Leaps, 2 games. LABRADOODLES 2nd spring & mattress, Please call $75 352-323-4862 TELEVISION 36”. JVC. Original Elvis 1951. FURNITURE MISC. sev- smooth top, self Please call $10. 352-357-3351 generation, 2 fe- extra firm. Like new 812-592-1416 Not flat. Works good. Good cond. $40 Call eral pieces. Good COMPUTER DESK 352-433-3671 males & 2 males blk. $75. 735-0519 SOLD $90 Call 352-589-9237 cond. $100 obo Only $25. 625 Building $750. 343-0107 TABLE glass top, rattan Call 352-360-3335 352-821-2801 BED Toddler, sleigh BED takes all 602-7760 48” w/4 swivel RANGE HOOD new, al- COLLECTORS PLATES Twin, mattress set, TELEVISION JVC 36” style, white w/mat- Supplies/ MINIATURE DACHS- frame, headboard. chairs. Excel cond. mond color. Asking ENTERTAINMENT CEN- (6) Darceau Limoges, FUTON blk. metal frame color, remote. $85. tress, pad & sheets. Materials HUND papers are $40 Call $150 Please call $40. Call TER, dark wood, 8.5” w/boxes. $75. & blk. mattress $75 352-383-5850 $50 352-978-4720 avail. 13 mo. old. 352-552-7383 517-458-6163 502-525-1139 glass doors. Great 352-259-3170 Firm. (Lake Pana- BOYS CLOTHES BATHROOM VANITY $225. Fruitland Park $100. 874-3684 w/sink, 60”L, 4 soffkee) 418-3200 TABLE round, glass top REFRIGERATOR 17 TELEVISION Konka 3-6 months. $60 352-603-0940 DECANTER Jim Beam BOOKCASE 6’x30” al- doors & 2 drawers. mond color good w/4 padded chairs. cu.ft. old but cold. RADIO Portable 4 band, Great cond. 36”. $55 Call 352-433-3671 Red Volkswagen. GLIDER alum., from $100. 233-0464 RETRIEVER MIX, 4 yrs. cond. $40 Please SOLD! $50 obo Call AM-FM-Shortwave. Call 352-394-8107 Asking $50. Call 1950’s. Asking CAR SEAT w/butterflies, old, great companion call 352-383-2302 812-767-1918 $15. Please call 352-728-6044 $100. Please call TELEVISION Magnavox 5 lbs. to 35 lbs. $30. CERAMIC TILES DiVinci, dog. Free to good TABLE w/2 chairs, small 352-787-0410 16x16 (19 boxes) 352-735-1570 REFRIGERATOR 26 48”, fair picture. $60 Looks new. Please home. 321-5118 DIE CAST CARS (24) at BOX SPRING & mat- for apartment. Brand 17.8 sq. ft. per box. cu.ft. Frigidaire Elec- Please call call 352-348-3927 24 & 18 Scale. Will tress, twin size, ex- HAND CART new. $100 Call RADIO/CD MARINE Jen- $420. Please call trolux, side/side, al- 352-366-0225 SIAMESE CAT Jasmine, divide. $75 Call cel. cond. $100 Call Asking $15. 352-729-2409 son w/aux. in front. 585-734-9820 most new $575. Call $60. Call CAR SEAT w/flowers 5 Beautiful, older. 352-569-4237 352-246-9948 Call 352-787-1575 TELEVISION Phillips lbs to 35 lbs.. Looks TABLE 352-455-5445 352-227-8913 Needs good home. Wrought Iron Magnavox 27”, w/re- new $30. Call CERAMIC TILES Eliane, Free. 352-978-1242 FIGURINES several. Nor- BUFFET w/3 drawers/2 HUTCH med. brown, w/glass top & w/4 12x12 (9 boxes) REFRIGERATOR Amana, mote, works good. 352-348-3927 man Rockwell Lim- doors 53”x17”x30”. pine wood, excel chair $100. Call RECORDER COMBO 20” 16.1 sq. ft. per box. bottom freezer, $30. 352-742-0894 TOY POODLES (2) cute ited Edition. $100. Excel cond. $45 Call SOLD 1ST DAY 352-735-1570 Panasonic, video, CAR SEATS (4) $180. Please call Bisque. $75 Call TELEVISION Sony 36”, 14 wks, all shots. & 352-314-9537 352-435-0888 SOLD Juniors. $40 for all. 585-734-9820 health cert. Tavares KITCHEN TABLE TABLE, drop leaf Blonde 352-504-2327 3 inputs. Asking $50. 352-323-8481 $300 each. Call HORSE wooden folk art, CHAIR High back Queen 30”x48” w/4 chairs. Like new. Excel SPEAKERS Bose (2) & 352-321-2989 COUNTER, CABINET, REFRIGERATOR blk. GE CHANGING TABLE 269-599-5701 rare saddle $59 Anne. Tan/brown & Excel. cond. $100 cond. $100. Call AIWA RECEIVER SINK & FAUCET for side by side, w/wa- TELEVISION Sony reg. Greco, Cherry Wood. Mount Dora. Please gold stripes. $75 Call 336-648-1237 352-460-0208 $100 obo. Call bathroom, 62”L. ter/ice in door, $100. 43”, w/picture inside Like New. $50 Call 560 Pet call 352-735-1591 352-409-0400 352-406-6086 $175. 357-4169 LOVE SEAT & CHAIR TABLES (2) 24” x 24”, 352-418-3200 picture. $100 FIRM 352-455-7654 Call 352-787-1075 Supplies NICKELS (5) last ones CHAIR Shabby Chic br RECLINER, fair cond. maple & Bookcase. SPEAKERS Boston COUNTER, CABINET, REFRIGERATOR GE CHILDREN’S CLOTHING that were minted. chair Damask uphol- $25. Please call Asking $50. Please Acoustic. 100 watts SINK & FAUCET for AQUARIUM 20 gallon, 17.6cu.ft. bisque, TELEVISION w/VHS built boys & girls 3T - 10, Over 100 yrs. old stered, cream. $30 352-272-4610 call 352-787-1575 per channel. Like bathroom, 96”L. w/stand. complete works great. $50. in. 1990 Quasar, good cond. $20 Call $99 352-787-8594 352-633-2457 new $75. 751-7398 $175. 357-4169 w/light, hood & filter LOVE SEAT custom slip TEA CART rattan & 352-742-9728 color 20”. $25 Call 352-406-1577 $100. 504-8827 CHAIRS (2) white viynal cover, good cond. wicker. Asking $70. 407-883-2510 NICKELS set of 5, Over STEREO SYSTEM Real- DOOR stainless steel, on casters good Asking $80. Call Please call STOVE Elec. GE Black CHILDREN’S DISNEY BIRD CAGE Large, for 100 yrs. old, last istic, radio. cassette, TELEVISION White, 13” exterior 43 1/2” x 93 SOLD!!! 352-383-4903 352-383-4903 glass, flat top. Good record player. $30. VCR TAPES (25) breeding. On rolling ones minted $99 SOLD 1ST DAY! color. Excel cond. good selection. $25 1/2”. $100 Call cart. $99 Call 352-787-8594 352-753-7075 MATTRESS king size, TELEVISION STAND $35 Call for all. 253-9236 352-408-4190 352-504-4655 CHAIRS, CARPETS 352-787-6481 PAPER WEIGHT Simmons Beautyrest, black, on wheels, TAPE/CD COMBO Avon, 11’x13’ & TV’s. WASHER & DRYER snow flake, mint in 3 yrs old. excel cond. SOLD Player. Excel. Cond. TIVO BOX w/manual & PLAYPEN excel. cond. DOORS antique & new BIRD CAGE on stand. $150 takes all. Call (elec.) Whirlpool, org. box. $15 Call 419-464-8280 Paid $1100, selling $75 Call remote like new. $35. Asking $30. $25. Please call W/extras. Red. 20 x SOLD 352-267-8267 26 x 38. $75 Call 352-357-1363 for $200 Call TELEVISION STAND for 352-323-4862 352-753-4043 Call 352-742-2716 352-274-5708 CHEST OF DRAWERS 5 352-551-9595 flat screen, blk SLIDE PROJECTOR for drawers, natural MIRROR Large Bev- w/glass doors. $50 BIRD GYM 2’ x 3’ made 35mm film strips. SOLD eled. $100. Call be- Call 352-728-5893 of wood w/swings. Vintage. $15 Call tween 9-7 516-8009 $20 obo. Call 352-330-4484 CHINA CABINET 4’X6.5’, TELEVISION STAND 352-753-7194 mahogany, excel NEERLEE NEW good cond. $50 obo STAMP 29 cent 1st day cond. $475. obo Call FURNISHINGS Please call DOG CAGE wire 24”W x issue. Land on Gua- 419-464-8280 Gently Used Home 419-464-8280 36”L x 26”H. Asking dalcanal $50 obo Furnishings $40. Please call 352-742-1887 COFFEE TABLE/Fish Showroom 605 Appliances 352-735-8737 tank glass round bot- TROLL DOLLS 70+ 3320 US Hwy. CONVECTION OVEN All different. $100 tom. $60 Call DOG CARRIER 441/27, Fruitland Park Black & Decker, Call 352-589-0770 352-227-8913 Medium. Great cond. (old Phillips Dealership) counter top. Like $10. 352-324-2219 352-315-1000 new. $30 324-2559 TRUCK Hess 1996 COMPUTER DESK sm. neerleenew DOG CARRIER Small. new in box. $15 White washed. No furnishings.com DISCOUNT Backpack style, Call 352-508-5315 SOLD! APPLIANCE black. Like New. $20 OFFICE CHAIR No arms, Repair-Sales-Service Call 352-365-6234 TRUCK SONIC HAULER, COMPUTER DESK Blue. Good cond. Most Repairs by Harley Davidson, w/hutch, 36”, excel. $10 Call DOG CARRIER, med. $20. Please call cond. $50 Call 352-455-2644 21” x 14” x 15”. 352-508-5315 352-343-2781 SOLD! RECLINER / ROCKER, VINTAGE DOLL CONSIGNMENT beige, good cond. DOGGIE STAIRS ROCKER/CRADLE. FURNITURE $30 Please call w/storage. $10 New. REPRODUCTIONS $60 Plus Parts $35 for both. 352-315-1759 WASHER, DRYER, Call 352-324-2219 352-348-7490 & ANTIQUES Prices reduced every REFRIGERATOR RECLINER La-Z-Boy, “Don’t Toss It FERRETS (2) w/cage & WALL TAPESTRY 30 days until sold. blue, good cond. $75 supplies. Neutered & French, 54”x90.” Not 2 Shabby Fix It For Less” Please call Buying Clean descented. Litter Colorful, good cond. Consignments/Main 931-636-3830 trained. Asking $100 343-8008 Street Antiques Washers & Dryers $125. 324-4193 201 W. Main St. ROCKER Hard Maple, Days, Evenings & Weekends LITTER PAN large 604 Furniture Leesburg 460-4806 Honey finish w/blue cushions. $30 Call Call Now w/cover. $5. DESK dark wood w/iron Call 352-314-9326 ALL NEW Queen-size 352-552-7383 352-874-1238 Orthopedic Pillow handles. 5’ x 30” x PET BEDDING 5 lg. bags Top mattress w/box 28”. Summerfield ROCKER/RECLINER rose DISHWASHER GE White, of oak sawdust. Fine springs only $375, $25. 352-307-8289 color, excel cond., near Spanish Springs & clean. $79 Call w/warranty. Can de- DINETTE, Used. SOLD in Villages. Works 352-408-1218 liver. 352-243-1021 Good cond. $99 fine. $75 751-1285 Call 352-315-9886 PET CARRIER Appliances With ROCKING CHAIR en- DISHWASHER Whirlpool Extra small. $25 Warranties $75 & up! works good. $50 DINING CHAIRS (4) Par- graved Oak, great Call 352-787-7286 Used Beds all sizes! cond. $50 Firm. Please call 3Buy 3 Sell 3 Trade sons style, beige. Ex- 407-697-1359 PET CARRIER, 25” L x cel. Asking $150. 352-483-0992 3 Fast delivery 18” W x 17” H, Call 352-589-7842 DISHWASHER Whirlpool, call Buzzy’s SOLD ROCKING CHAIR glider Bisque. Excel. cond. 352-315-9886 style. Asking $50. Asking $75. Call PET WATER FOUNTAIN www.buzzysbeds.com DINING CHAIRS (6) 2 315-430-3389 Drinkwell. $35.00 arms 4 side. Tradi- Please call 321-527-0681 Excel cond. Call BAR STOOLS (2) Rattan. tional. Excel. $100 DRYER Kenmore, elec. 352-787-7286 Like new org. $400 407-284-0012 White. Runs good. Sell for $99 both. SECTIONAL La-Z-Boy, 6 $100 obo. Call 352-735-1647 DINING ROOM TABLE pieces, incl. recliner 407-455-4905 glass 72” x 42”, 4 & chaise. Excel. BED Sleep Number, Parsons chairs. $69. cond. Navy Blue DRYER natural gas, older style. King. 352-728-6835 $800. 787-2075 works well. $25 600 $100 obo. SOLD! 352-406-1419 SOFA, LOVE SEAT light Merchandise DINING TABLE & 6 print 2 matching DESK CHAIR Leather HEATER oil filled radiator Chairs w/3 leaves. lamps, can email Excel cond. $25. type, elec. $20 Mart 64 x 42. $100 Call pics. $295. Call Call 352-787-8217 Please call 352-753-2737 352-566-7556 352-406-1595

601 Antiques SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON B2 ARTWORK (4) painting small to very large. $100 for all. Call BEL ASH AZERA HAR I 203-586-9598 AMA OP T I C C LONES APOP BABY BUGGY, small blue. DEL I VERTHEGOODBOOK SLPGA $45. 352-455-1163 CRAVE T I D I EST A I SLES BED antique walnut, O I LER PER I OLDSTERS good cond., 3/4 size. $100 obo. Call PLAYBOOK FORAFOOL ESTOP 352-454-2208 SEIS CYMBALS SNITS

BED Circa 1930’s. Twin CAM DET BONAMI EYE Pineapple posts. OGEE F ACEBOOK REAL I TY OPE $95. The Villages. 352-215-9911 QUELL LAV I E AZOV REN

CLOCK electric Sail Ship I TSON TEN LEK READS good shape. Made by Uniter. $95. Call J LO GAME MELEE STE I N 352-793-5741 EEN BOOK MARKMYWORDS ORZO ARE UNT I ES ETO BOOK ER PASTURE RACK $99 obo NASAL DONN I SH SANT Call 352-484-3650 BOOK WORM DONKEYSYEARBOOK S SWING wicker, over 150 yrs. old. 69” long SAMENESS ELEA ABUSE $100 Please call ABASED OUTSELL DACHA 352-455-6397 KOKO FUL LMETALBOOK JACKET WOOD BURNING I DEM I NANER STUDY ULA STOVE, all attach SOLD SERE RERAN OPS SFC

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625 Building 625 Building 635 Garden 635 Garden 635 Garden 635 Garden 650 Computers 652 Articles 652 Articles 652 Articles Supplies/ Supplies/ & Equip For Sale For Sale For Sale ALL TREES! SAVE 50% LAWN MOWER Sears, MOWER Troy Bilt, Briggs WHEELBARROW Kelly 5hp self propelled & Stratton, lg wheels Box Bed. $25. Materials Materials OR BUY ME OUT!! EXTERNAL LAPTOP CAMERA 1959 Polaroid FLOOR LAMP, black JACKET Leather Men’s SOLD!!!! in back 6hp $80,. 352-508-9462 or KEYBOARD Micro- Land w/case & pa- with white shade. dress, size 44, 3/4 DOWELS (10 in pack- •3 Gal. 6’ Oaks Etc. 431-3053 afternoon 859-512-8144 SCAFFOLDING 1 full $10 or 20 for $100 soft. 12”x6”, case & perwork, good cond. Asking $12. Call length w/zip out lin- age) ranging from LAWN SPRINKLER 6 set & the brace. $75. •15 Gal 8’-10’ Oaks PATIO TABLE Plastic. book. $40 343-2188 $40 352-434-8129 321-527-0681 ing. $65 742-9487 1/2” to 1 1/4”. $15. station timer + wire. WOOD Free. Will make Call 352-728-1015 $35.or 10 for $250. White 6’ Oval. $10 Call 352-408-4190 New. $30 Call excellent firewood. LAPTOP IBM T40, CAMERA Kodak Easy FLOOR LAMPS (2) JACKET men’s blk. SINK gold enamel steel. •30 Gal 12’ Oaks $75. Call 352-516-7920 352-728-6585 Wildwood area. 1.6Ghz., 512 RAM, Share 8X Digital. $95 brass, 1/shade & leather, size 44-46. FENCE GATE Chain Link. New. Asking $20. •4’ Red Cedar $5. POND SHELL 6 x 3 rigid 352-399-2498 DVD, WIFI, Windows Call 352-748-9141 1/glass globe. $40 $50. 352-793-7027 Misc. poles & acces- Please call •6’-12’ Bald Cypress LEAF BLOWER, gas Troy polyethylene. $50 XP. $100 233-7058 for both. 343-2189 leave message. sories. $45 Call 352-357-7240 •Sago or Pindo Palms Bilt, runs good $35 YARD SWEEPER Ohio CAR MECHANICS Please call MONITOR Samsung, 352-728-4325 352-669-1618 SOLD!!!!! Steel, 42” tow beh CREEPER new, used FOAM RUBBER PADS JACKETS men’s size 42 SINK TOP bathroom, 847-915-5902 15” LCD, $25 SOLD to side under car. 20” x 17.5” x 4” brown, 3/4 length, KITCHEN SINK stainless shell shape design, EDGER MCLane Gas Call 518-366-4555 LINE TRIMMER gas, PRESSURE WASHER $25 obo. 323-4903 thick. Never used. leather w/zip out lin- steel, w/single fau- 24”x22”. $10. Call 3hp. $100 obo. Husky. Only $99 w/blade Weedeater 640 Guns PRINTER $28. 352-728-1186 ing. $100 259-3522 cet, & disposal. $35. 352-742-0894 Wildwood. Call Call 352-552-4098 HP deskjet, CENTRAL A/C HEAT 352-461-7892 GTI-19T. $75 Lees- wide carriage Model house/mobile homes. Call 352-323-3349 TOILET Good cond. RIFLE Mosin Nagant FOLDING PICNIC TABLE JOHN DEERE SIGNS (7) burg. 352-365-2169 PRESSURE WASHER, 1220C. $25 Call Best prices in FL! Free $35 White. Call Dave spots stock w/case, good cond. $60 various sizes. $45 PEDESTAL SINK came ENGINE for lawn mower, elec Campbell-Haus 352-742-7781 delivery & can install. 352-255-7623 LINE TRIMMER Stihl, scope mount, & ex- Please call take all. Call out of 1890 Victorian 12.5hp. Runs good, SOLD!!!! 24/7 813-643-9277 Model F5 55R. $75 tras. $300. Call PRINTER HP photo 352-399-2782 585-403-9567 home. $65 Call UTILITY SINK w/faucet & very good cond. Please call 352-636-0335 smart, good cond. 352-748-3289 connections, white, $100. 793-5319 RIDING MOWER Lowes, CERAMIC PIECES (5) 352-324-3445 $20 Please call GARAGE SHELVING, LEATHER JACKET La- $40 Please call 44” cut, 15hp, mows RIFLE Romanian small, ready to be RADIANT BARRIER Radi- LAWN MOWER 20”, 352-343-4550 custom made. $50 dies, blk, size med. 352-753-1834 MOWER elec. push 18” great, look great. PSL54C new wood, painted. $5. Call ant Guard, 1,000sf 3.5hp, cuts great, Please call very nice, from Italy. cut, Black & Decker. $325. Call 10 round magazines 352-787-5917 roll, insulation $75. runs great. $45. Call PRINTER HP PSC750. 352-360-7049 $35. 352-793-8102 Excel. cond. $85 obo 352-409-6940 org. scope, & new 352-483-2908 352-409-6940 Print, Scan, Copy. CLIMBING SPIKES No 606-262-2006 scope mount. $500. GLASS TABLE TOP & LEATHER JACKETS (2) WINDOW Alum. Dbl. RIDING MOWER Snap- Needs Ink. $40 Call belt. $25. Call LAWN MOWER 22”, 352-636-0335 BASE 72”x36”x1/2”, mens, XLT, 1 dress ROOF PANS (12) 13’ hung, vertical blinds, per, 30” cut, 11.5hp, 352-669-4168 412-812-5461. 5hp, self propelled, MOWER Riding 19hp, base, 12”x36”x29”. & 1 motorcycle. $70 long, good cond. marble sill. 72x36. Pull start. Excel $400 Leave message runs good mows Sears. 12 yr. Runs ROSSI MATCHED PAIR PRINTER/SCANNER HP, $20 352-728-1186 352-314-8678 $200 Please call $100. 343-1046 Call 540-273-7400 good. $75 Call good. No deck $90 22/410, with case. good cond. works, COAT gorgeous full 352-409-6940 GLASS TURN TABLE for LUGGAGE 2 Samsonite, 352-409-6940 352-787-8108 Asking $325. Call just needs ink. $20 length Leopard, Microwave. 14” hard sided, piggy- 352-459-5570 Call 352-460-0780 never worn. $100 ROOFING 2 rolls White WINDOWS plastic verti- MOWER Riding Murray across. $25. Call back w/wheels $70 LAWN MOWER 6hp, SEGO PALMS (2) obo. 407-284-0012 Stone 33’ x 39”. cal slides, 72” differ- Briggs & Stratton 10HP, 30” Good 36”Hx36”W. $100 WINCHESTER Model 94, 651 Articles 352-978-7461 Call 352-787-0410 Asking $50. Call ent widths. $100 eng. runs good $50 cond. Not running. for both. Call 30/30, w/case & COMFORTER Queen, GLASS, Thick (2 pieces) LUGGAGE Hartman, lg. 352-223-7620 315-778-0098 Call 352-728-4913 $100. 874-4535 352-748-7009 scope 3.9x42 Nikko Wanted maroon, floral & 1’4” length x 1’4” suitcase, brown $500 750-1979 striped. $20 Call BICYCLES Three wheel, wide. $10. Please tweed $100 Please 352-385-7215 old, broken or un- call 352-787-0613 call 352-455-6397 649 Medical wanted. Cash paid. COMFORTER SET queen GOLF BAG Ping. Like Call 343-6608 or MATTRESS TOPPER BRIEFS Incontinence size, reversible, pas- New! $30 352-346-1434 memory foam, twin, size lg. 14 per pack- tel colors. $39. Call 352-751-7636 new. $75 Call age. $6.50. Call 352-753-9786 352-793-7027 652 Articles GOLF BAG w/ clubs, 352-259-3170 For Sale COMFORTER Twin, Ha- Bagboy, carousel, MATTRESS TOPPERS GRAB BARS (2) brand waiian Theme/blue Like new cond. $100 (2) Memory Foam fits new, 18” chrome AIR CONDITIONER Fri- w/1 sham. $12. Call 352-343-4802 twin beds. $40. with hardware. $25. gidaire, like new 352-793-8102 352-821-0538 10,000 BTU’s. $100 GOWN, Jessica McClin- 352-357-2708 obo 248-802-2762 COSTUME JEWELRY tock, beautiful teal LIFT CHAIR 2 mo. old. MIRROR large 42 x 37. Reasonable. 12 doz. color size 8. $80 Call Excel.Cond. $350 obo. AIR PURIFIER upright Beautiful ornate earrings for $36. Call 352-223-6562 352-267-5989 Asking $100. Please bronze frame. $75 352-323-0831 PORTABLE POTTY uni- call 352-753-2854 GRILL Charcoal, official 352-357-1363 versal, never used. CUSHION w/heat & signature Jim Beam ALBUMS over 1,000 MIRROR plate glass, $30 obo Call massage. Good liquor. new in box. LP’s. $250 takes all. 98”x66” $100 obo 386-405-1018 cond. $20 Please $100. 321-9401 Please call Please call 352-978-6748 call 352-357-3734 PORTABLE POTTY, al- GRILL gas, Coleman, 419-464-8280 most new. $35 CYPRESS KNEES big like new, cover, tank, AREA RUGS (2 small) MISC ITEMS left over Please call box, to carve or craft. & other extras. $100 Lily pads blues & from Estate Sale. 561-398-3811 $45. Silver Lake Call 253-9308 greens, unique $25. $100 obo Call 352-728-3032 area. 323-8240 TEN UNIT new, unused GRILL portable 2 burner, 352-728-1227 $100. DART BOARD Electronic. stainless steel Call 352-357-3734 BACK MASSAGER MONKEY COLLECTION, Sportcraft 4 player. w/cover. Great cond. (Ho-Medics). Same sm. statues, plates, WALKER only used 3 Ideal for Den. $35 $99 352-255-4913 as new. $35 plaque. $50 for all. days. $25 obo 352-742-2315 Call 352-742-2315 HARD HATS, (4) high Call 352-245-2567 Please call DENIM JACKET Harley 386-405-1018 BED SPREAD King impact plastic, with Davidson. Size M. $40. built-in straps, brand MOVIE WATCH Shreck w/curtains, sham & 352-728-5262 2. Unique. Still in WALKER only used 3 new $45. 748-9611 skirt. $25 Call box. Like new! $35 days. $25 obo 352-348-9494 DISHES Pyrex large & HAT John B. Stetson, 4X Call 352-223-2175 Please call med. 12 of each. Beaver, cream color. 386-405-1018 BED Twin complete $100. Please call Long oval 7 1/4. New MOVIES bag of VCR w/pad, skirt, sheets, 352-394-6204 WALKER w/leg exten- $75 352-748-3505 tapes. Excel cond. sions. $20 sham & comforter. $17 for all! Please $100 735-9378 DISHES, Fiestaware, (6) Call 352-508-5835 HEATER for shop. call 352-324-3025 assorted pieces. forced air 70,000 WALKER, fold-ups. Ex- BEDSPREAD King, cool $60. Please call NECKLACES BTU’s. Thermostat cel. cond. Asking $6. white, Matelasse 352-250-8290 Dozen for $36 $75. 233-0464 Please call incl. accessories. Call 352-323-0831 $60. 352-205-2210 DISHES, Fiestaware, Co- 352-348-9946 HEATING PADS (2) GE balt Blue. (28) pcs. OUTDOOR FIREPLACE BOOKS Christian, Free. work good. $15 $100. Please call Chiminea. $40 650 Computers Good cond. Please call 352-250-8290 Call 352-504-6032 Call 352-343-7203 352-259-3522 & Equip DOLL HOUSE KIT, PAPER BACK BOOKS COMPUTER SYSTEM The Orchid $50 HORNS Train, chrome, Romance & Love BOOKS Romance, Sil- Call 352-357-8909 ‘04 Gateway. Win- houette Desire recent good cond. $100 Stories. 70 in all. dows XP 15.5” moni- editions. 50 @ DRAFTING TABLE, An- Call cell $35 352-272-4610 tor $100. 483-1234 $12.50 350-0010 269-228-1379 tique. Good cond. PENNY ARCADE CARDS $75 Call JACKET Deer Skin, (9) Country & West- COMPUTER SYSTEM 352-787-8217 Disney-’04, Medion BOXED ITEMS 1 room Leather, Fringed, ern signers. $50 Call Windows XP. $100 full from glassware ENCYCLOPEDIAS Men’s 42. $60. Excel 585-403-9567 obo. 352-460-0458 to toys. Clearing out Britanica. Free cond. 365-9661 an Estate. All items Call 352-787-9629 PICTURE framed print by COMPUTER, Windows to be sold as a JACKET ladies Silver Claude Monet, 21”W XP Pro + extras. group. $275 takes FLEA MARKET ITEMS Rabbit, size med., x 18”H. $10 Call $100. Please call all. 352-978-6748 phone cases, router excel cond. $40 Call 352-728-8381 352-460-4503 & modems All $60 352-568-5068 Call 352-324-2559 PLAYSTATION 2 GAMES MONITOR HP 1702 BRAILLE WRITER never GLASS BEADS with MIRROR 42” x 72”. (22) all for $65. 17” flat panel. $50 used. $100. Please Sterling Silver (50). Asking $20. Please call Call 352-669-4168 call 352-483-1180 $55. 352-343-3120 Call 352-357-7240 352-357-2771

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652 Articles 652 Articles 675 Sports/ 807 810 Duplexes 903 Homes 1101 Boats 1205 Autos 1247 Trailers For Sale For Sale Recreation Apartments CLERMONT/ For Sale BOAT ‘64, Starcraft fi- MITSUBISHI ‘07 TIRE & RIM for Trailer. berglass excel shape New! 4.80 x 12, 4 POOL PUMP 1hp WATCHES (2) Men’s. BICYCLE TRAINER WIND Unfurnished W. HWY. 50 FRUITLAND PARK RAIDER Like New! In boxes. CYCLE OPS. Asking 800 Before Groveland new 50hp Mercury V6 Automatic bolt. Was $60. Sell w/propellor. $75 LEESBURG 2/1, W/D Great Opportunity. 109 less than 5 hrs. All $29.95. 748-9141 Call 352-557-1712 Fossil Kenneth Cole. $69. Please call Mobile Homes For Sale S. Iona. 3/2, w/front & Transmission Real Estate hook up. No pets. w/Owner Finance new cables & con- Clean Truck! $70. 352-223-2175 352-728-6835 back scrn porches, lg. TRAILER 16’ tandem POSTER Advertisement, $595/mo + dep. Remodeled 2br/1ba trols. Asking $6,000, SPECIAL $10,995 For Rent backyard, w/privacy axle, w/ramps, new Alice Cooper Schools WATER COOLER, BICYCLE 352-787-5885 From $500 down buy the motor the fence quiet neighbor- deck & lights, good Out. 1972. $40 obo. hot/cold dispenser Vintage. Good cond. LEESBURG Downtown ---$$500/month$$--- boat is free. LEXUS 2002 hood. Near shopping & 352-399-2404 tires, great trailer Ray 352-259-9673 good cond. $60. Asking $100. Please area. The Enclave at Also Avail. schools. $50,000 GS 300 Handyman Special’s Leather, sunroof $875. 409-6940 352-636-6374 call 352-504-6406 802 Vacation Cauthen Circle. A new w/10% down. Owner CONSIGNMENTS POSTER original WWII - apartment home 1br & 2br with 1ba Immaculate TRAILER WATER DISPENSER & BIKE Folding, older. Just willing to finance. WANTED 16’x6’.6” tam- BUY U.S. BONDS. Rentals community of 1 BR, $500 down SOLD! SPECIAL $ 12,995 Heater. Vitapur. New! serviced. Works Boats, RV’s, ATV’s, den axle, rear ramp, $50 Please call 1 BA Luxury apts. --$$300/month$$-- 12” sides, excel. 352-787-0175 $40 Call great. Fits in trunk. *NEWLY REMODELED* Call 352-702-2949 352-227-7084 or UMATILLA/WEIRSDALE Motor Homes, Jeeps, CHRYSLER 2003 352-274-5708 $90. 352-365-6234 Trailers, Tractors, etc. $1,100 Call Dora Canal 1/2 price! ~ Fully Equipped ~ 407-932-0898 2/1, Handyman spe- TOWN & COUNTRY 352-321-4321 PRINTS (5) limited Wild BOWLING BALL 10lbs 6 MOS. FREE RENT! cail $295/mo. Owner Big Boys Toys Loaded WEDDING DRESS LEESBURG, Legend Life & Flowers $100 stra- & Bag $25 352-408-4458 LEESBURG finance. Call 2316 W. Main St. Beautiful Van UTILITY TRAILER 4’x8’, Court 2/2 & 3/2 From Please call pless white, size 10, Call 352-787-0888 407-455-2046 Leesburg SPECIAL $9,995 w/lift gate, like new $700 - $750/mo. 352-787-3299 excel cond. $100 352-516-2400 REDUCED $8,995 cond. $425 Please Call 352-350-7109 Call 352-406-1419 DART BOARD Viper, 806 Houses call 352-406-1332 PROM GOWN, Jessica Shot King, w/wooden 905 FIBERGLASS BOAT 14’ HONDA ACCORD ‘02 WESTERN BOOTS Unfurnished & trailer, nice boat. McClintock, Royal ladies case. Good cond. Newell Hill Villas Waterfront 4 cylinder automatic 8.5. Soft calf stitch 811 Condos $450 Please call 1264 Auto Blue, size 3. $60 Call $55 352-259-1175 CLERMONT 1/1 newly for 1 & 2 bedrooms Great on Gas brown. No smoke. 352-321-4321 352-223-6562 remodeled, new ap- Rent based on income *NEWLY REMODELED* SPECIAL 8,495 Parts $20 352-702-7180 GOLF CLUBS & BAG, 17 pliances, & carport. Range from Townhouses Dora Canal 1/2 price! FLOATING DOCK USED, Accessory PROPANE STOVE An- WIG, brand new Spalding & Palm Lakeview w/private WE BUY CARS! $511 to $590 mo. 6 MOS. FREE RENT! 8’ x 12’ new cond. tique looking. Works Auburn color. Asking Springs clubs. $89. community beach, LEESBURG 2/2 Great lo- In House Financing BATTERY out of Chevro- Pet Friendly 352-408-4458 Asking $1,295. Call fine. $100 Call $35. 352-728-8054 352-753-9786 boat ramp on Lake cation, clean, No No Dealer Fees Ever let S10, only 1 wk 303-408-6779 (Ltd size & breed) 352-459-5570 Minnehaha. Call 9-3pm Mon.-Fri., pets. $600/mo. + Low Interest Rates! old. $60 Please call WINE COOLER Magic GOLF CLUBS 2 sets, 2 $250 deposit or will 910 PURSE COACH, $700/mo. Call 352-365-6060 1120 Marine 352-357-0309 Chef, holds up to bags. $35 take all 352-434-5025 TDD 1-800-955-8771 sell $57,500. Call Condos/Townho Lake Jem Auto & tan/brown, flat/cross 22+ bottles. $50 Mt. Dora, Please call 352-787-8098 CONSOLE for 300ZX body style. $100 obo Equip/ Marine Sales Call 352-259-0210 352-735-1591 CLERMONT/ uses 352-383-0956 new $20. Call 352-343-4445 W. HWY. 50 Supplies Call 352-324-3274 ROYAL OAKS 1 MO. LEESBURG 2/2 Great lo- WORK BENCH new cus- GOLF CLUBS full set, Before Groveland FREE 2/2.5 all appl. cation, clean, No BOAT HULL 18’ BUY HERE! PAY HERE! MOTOR 1971 Plymouth QUILT RACK wooden, tom built wood 6’ Dunlop irons & Triton Mobile Homes For Sale pool, clubhouse, etc. pets. $600/mo. + Seaswirl. $99. Call See Our Entire 318 Short Block. w/cut out hearts. $60. Please call woods & bag $75 w/Owner Finance Call 352-516-2657 $250 deposit or will for info. Will deliver. Inventory on $100 Call $25 Call 406-1577 352-343-7201 Call 352-406-1595 Remodeled 2br/1ba LEESBURG TAVARES 3/2, all appl. sell $57,500. Call 352-314-2123 www.lakejemauto.com 352-557-1712 Eustis area. From $500 down PARK TERRACE APTS. $700/mo 352-787-8098 WORK BENCH new, GOLF CLUBS new irons. ---$$500/month$$--- 2 BR’s avail. $425 & QUILT shams, toss pil- hand built, 5ft w/3” oversized woods, up. Clean & quiet. Incl. Call 352-408-1001 TIRE & WHEEL for Pon- 1206 Aviation SERVICE REPAIR MAN- lows, bedskirt pink, Also Avail. 936 Real Estate toon trailer. Like new UAL Chrysler/Dodge. casters $75 Call ping putter, new bag. Handyman Special’s water/sewer/trash. fits full bed. $45. 352-343-7201 $75. 352-735-6927 Call 352-326-8815 Wanted tread, 20.5x8x10 ‘03-’06 NEW. $20. 352-753-2854 1br & 2br with 1ba 812 Rooms to $28. 728-6585 352-330-2251 $500 down 1210 Mcycles/ GOLF CLUBS Senior La- MOUNT DORA Rent RACK Circular, 655 Musical --$$300/month$$-- I Buy Houses CA$H TRANSOM Boat Wheels Mopeds TIRES (2) John Deere dies shaft. Square II spacious 1br w/floor to fireplace logs. $8 352-227-7084 or EUSTIS $85/weekly, Quick Sale/Fair Price No need for trailer. 20/8.00/8NHS $60 Instruments Irons 3-S. 3 woods. ceiling casement BUDDY SEAT Harley Call 352-728-5262 407-932-0898 laundry, single occu- 407-394-1427 Alum. $85 obo. Call Please call $50 352-748-3225 widows, Berber Davidson, Model KEYBOARD, Casio pancy, whole house 606-615-2094 352-551-9396 RAILING 60’ white alum. CTK-480. Many EUSTIS Completely re- carpeting, unusual FLSTC. $30 Call GOLF CLUBS, 3 iron privileges. No pets. 35” tall, 11 posts & functions. $100. Call modeled. Lg 2/1 En- corner bathtub, walk in 352-357-4827 1 gate. $400 obo. thru SW, driver, 3 352-308-5658 TROLLING MOTOR TIRES (2) Goodyear 352-728-1657 closed porch & laun- closets & private deck 40lb., 12v., foot con- Fortera, 245/65R/17 352-638-2772 wood, putter. $75 dry. $650/mo + dep. & courtyard. $700/mo HARLEY DAVIDSON EUSTIS- Studio apt. trol. New $400+. fair cond. $20 Call ORGAN Thomas Califor- 352-245-0716 or $875/mo w/ all pays for everything. 2004. FLSTCI. Red RAINSUIT Goretex, size $575 house, pool, for- 1000 Still new $275 Call 4,000 mi. Garaged. 352-314-9326 nian. Complete util. 352-516-4176 Water, elec., wireless GOLF SET irons/woods est: room/share $385 352-365-2151 small. Asking $30. w/books. Free, good high speed internet & Chromed out. oversized like new Non-smoking. Leave Manufactured TIRES (2) on Implement Please call home. 561-1997 FRUITLAND PARK 3/1.5 cable - HBO etc. Many extras. 352-365-1032 w/bag. $45. Call msg 352-357-5284 Original cost $24,000. rims 7.60x15, like lg bonus rm. Lg yard, Located in the restored Homes new. $100 Call 352-217-6728 quiet area. Avail Historic former 1150 R V & Asking $12,500. RED HAT ITEMS all new, 660 Office 352-568-3705 now. $875/mo + Tangerine general LADY LAKE just N. of Call 352-404-6308 ablum, hats, tote bag POOL STICK - Tri Max, Campers Furniture/ dep. 352-787-5435 store bldg. The Villages. Room. TIRES (4) 235/75/16, & more. $95 for all. $50 or take GPS Shared, living, & HARLEY DAVIDSON Supplies FRUITLAND PARK Call 407-770-7796 or good shape. $75. 352-455-1163 trade. call cell kitchen. $100/wk. 1001 Mfd Homes ELITE 5th wheel ‘09, ‘98 Ultra Classic ~Move in Special~ 415-517-0153 Please call 608-347-1483 352-750-0672 42’, 2 br., 3 slides, 2 Great shape. COMPUTER CORNER 1st month Free in Feb. For Sale 352-793-4747 REEL TAPES 7” (600) A/C’s. W/D, micro- Asking DESK light tan, 2 tier, Plus last & security. PEPPERTREE opera 2 operas per POOL STICK - Viking, WILDWOOD, private en- wave, dishwasher, $7,900 slide out keyboard. 2,475 sf. 4/2/2 Split *NEWLY REMODELED* TIRES (4) 900/16.5 for tape. $20 Please call $75 or will trade for APARTMENTS try & private bath. sleeps 7. much Please call: $15 742-0789 Plan, with Den & Lg. Dora Canal 1/2 price! truck on 8 hole GM 352-343-9935 GPS Call cell New 1, 2 & 3 BR. $175/wk., incl. water more. non smoker. 352-365-2010 or Lanai. Fenced. 15 min. 6 MOS. FREE RENT! wheels. $200 Call COMPUTER DESK 608-347-1483 Close to The Villages & elec. $300 dep. Will delivery. 810-614-5595 RIDING MOWER Murray to Leesburg or Villages 352-408-4458 352-568-8229 w/hutch & swing arm Rent Specials Now! 352-303-2643 $27,500 obo Call PUTTER long mallet $1,300 mo. HELMET Harley David- 12hp Briggs, excel. table, natural wood. 352-399-2129 ALTOONA Rent to own, 512-791-1516 cond. $250 obo. style. Asking $40. 407-625-9991 son, full face. New! TIRES Truck 18” LT $75. 352-874-3684 wildwoodapts.com 813 Homes 3/2 dbl. wide, on 1/3 matching pair. Lot’s 352-308-5685 Please call Equal Housing Extra large. $100 LEESBURG. 1 ac., close ac. Storage shed & of miles left. $40 Call 352-343-4276 Opportunity To Share FIREPLACE Coleman 352-343-0152 CREDENZA 54”, Oak to Town but very ru- front porch. $2,500 352-255-4913 RUG 8’x10’ Oriental color, excel. cond. wood burning port REEL Penn. #209. $25 ral on gated property. EUSTIS- Studio apt. down, $565/mo. Call JACKET Blk leather, size hand woven, gold & $35 Please call TAVARES 321 W. Ianthe SOLD Eustis. 4/2, 2,400sf with $575 house, pool, for- 352-383-8827 Large. Excel cond. TRUCK BED COVER cream, excel cond. 352-742-7781 Call 352-308-9163 St. 1/1, incl. cable, $50 814-882-3901 porches & decks, Wi Fi, elec. $325 est: room/share $385 CLERMONT/ $50, Please call Metal, from ‘07 Sil PROWLER ‘01 30’ travel DESK CHAIR large, TENNIS RACKET Wilson, amazing kitchen, bi-weekly + dep. Call Non-smoking. Leave W. HWY. 50 352-394-6204 SOLD!!! SAFETY CABLE 10ft. trailer, lg. super swivels/rocks. Used, Never used. Racket great views. Close to 352-669-0961 msg 352-357-5284 Before Groveland $25 Please call slide, queen size MOTORCYCLE HELMET WHEEL & TIRE new good cond. $22 obo. Brace & cover. $95 LRMC. First, last & Mobile Homes For Sale 352-728-6581 TAVARES bed. Sleeps 6, extra Large, full face. New. Michelin on 10 lug 352-321-2174 352-793-5741 Ref’s. No Smoking or FRUITLAND PARK 2/2 w/Owner Finance SCRUBS 9 shirts, 3 Pets. $1,500/mo. MOVE IN SPECIAL entire 2nd floor in Remodeled 2br/1ba clean, gently used, $100 Call wheel, 235/85-16, AVAILABLE pants, 3XL some de- FILE CABINET TENT 10’X10’ screened 352-267-6625 quaint old home. Pri- From $500 down non-smoker. $7,350 352-874-4535 $65. 352-728-2736 2 drawer, 1 & 2 Bedroom units signs & Disney. $40 wood Like New. $25 in, never used. $70 vate entry, kitchen- ---$$500/month$$--- Will deliver. Call $520 to $620/mo MOTORCYCLE JACK To- WHEELS (2) Ford obo 561-0670 Please call Please call RENTALS ette, pool, laundry, Also Avail. 812-207-6332 Fresh & Bright! rin. 1500 lb. capac- Ranger, alum. Asking 352-365-2301 352-636-6374 LONG TERM & cable, util incl. Refer- Handyman Special’s New carpet & appl. ity. $75 Call $40. Please call SEWING MACHINE cast UNFURNISHED RENTALS ences. Call Patti or 1br & 2br with 1ba RIALTA ‘95, nees motor WET SUIT by Sea Quest IN SOUTH LAKE COUNTY W/D hook ups in some 352-821-2801 352-360-3027 iron, Kenmore port- 674 Exercise Tim 352-460-4426 $500 down work. $3,000 obo Farmer John style ROCKER REALTY units. Laundry on site. able. $100 obo. --$$300/month$$-- Please call 352-409-6011. Equipment like new. $65. 352-394-3570 No smokers or pets. MOTORCYCLE SADDLE- 1275 Golf 819 352-227-7084 or 352-429-0843 BAGS. leather 18”x 352-242-0152 Ask For Janet or Emily Daniel 352-409-0212 407-932-0898 Carts SHADOW BOX with mir- AB CIRCLE PRO RockerRealtyInc.com Manufactured 13”. $60. Call Good cond. $85 352-753-7075 ror, 33”x 27”. Beau- 685 Tools/ THE QUARTERS Homes Rental EUSTIS, Hazelton Village STABILIZERS (2) for RV CLUB CAR ‘02, 4 Seat, tiful MUST SEE! $30. Call 352-343-2552 UMATILLA/WEIRSDALE APARTMENTS 55+, dbl. wide 2/2 48v., complete re- slide out $40. SCOOTER ‘07 Schwinn 352-323-8240 Machinery 2/1, Handyman spe- By The Villages *NEWLY REMODELED* fully furn. laundry rm. built 2011. New bat- AERO PILATES 6 mos cail $295/mo. Owner Call 352-569-4237 elec. 500CD. paid AIR COMPRESSOR 5hp, Rent Specials Now! Dora Canal 1/2 price! W/D. $18,000. teries, tires, brakes, old from QVC. Paid finance. Call $240. Sell $75 Firm. SHIRTS (9) 4X & 5X. Ex- 26 gallon tank, ex 352-391-1410 6 MOS. FREE RENT! 850-276-0865 controller, curtains cel. Cond. No smoke. $400 asking $100. 407-455-2046 SUNNYBROOK ‘02 330-936-8415 liveatthequarters.com 352-408-4458 2750SL 5th wheel etc. High Speed. Vil- $40 takes all. Call 352-669-8786 SOLD!!! LEESBURG 2/1.5 par- SUZUKI BERGMAN ‘04 Equal Housing RV, 1 slide, rear liv- lages. $2600. Call 352-702-7180 UMATILLA/WEIRSDALE ALTOONA Rent to own, tially furnished, land- 650, very low miles, EXERCISE BIKE Proform AIR COMPRESSOR Opportunity ing. Located at 352-561-1997 small fenced 2/1 3/2 dbl. wide, on 1/3 scaped lot, wide car- excel cond. XP70, programma Craftsman 1/2hp, Hanes Creek RV Vil- SHIRTS (Sports) (10) XL, mobile, CHA, ac. Storage shed & port adult park, ma- 50 mpg, bags and 7.5 tank, 50’ hose. lage, CR 44. $7,000 men’s, like new $35. SOLD $325/mo. $375/dep. Veranda Apts. front porch. $2,500 rina on Lake Yale, cover included. $75. 352-324-2661 Call 256-762-1028 CLUB CAR 4 seater, Please call GAZELLE EDGE Tony RENTED! SPECIALS LIMITED down, $565/mo. Call $8,800 Please call $2,800 352-357-8909 352-383-8827 407-234-8039 48V, Good cond. Little. $25 AIR COMPRESSOR 1, 1 w/den & 2 br road ready. $1,995 Call 352-343-4454 807 352-735-9400 TABLE & bench cush- SOLD SQUARE DANCE OUT- Craftsman, 30 gal- CLERMONT/ LEESBURG 3/2 in 55+ ions 24”x36”. Good Call 336-817-7509 lon, 5hp, $100 FIRM Apartments MountDora FITS (5) Ladies size POWER HOUSE GYM W. HWY. 50 park. Dbl. wide, cond. $40 Please TRAILER for motorcycle small, Malico Mole. Call 352-751-7398 Apartments.com Before Groveland SET, 220lb Olympic Unfurnished Equal Housing 1400 sq.ft. as is. call 352-561-1812 or dirt bike, single CLUB CAR ‘96 36V, all $75. 352-242-1609 weight set, Complete Mobile Homes For Sale BOLT CUTTERS 30” Opportunity $15,000 Call rail, looks great, pulls accessories + new cable workout set. w/Owner Finance heavy duty. $25 352-787-5917 great. $325. Call batteries, great SQUARE DANCING Include rack & Remodeled 2br/1ba Please call 352-409-6940 shape. $1,795 Call SHIRTS Men’s mostly bench. $300. 808 From $500 down LEESBURG, ‘96 Park 1200 352-324-3274 352-357-3473 size lg. All for $45. 352-308-5658 ---$$500/month$$--- Model, 1/1, furn. 352-589-6642 Apartments Also Avail. encl. porch, canal Transportation 1230 Vans DRILL elec. Black & 1 & 2 Bedroom SPINNING BICYCLE Furnished Handyman Special’s use. $11,500, lot CLUB CAR ‘96 rebuilt, Decker w/bits Windemere Villas CHEVROLET STAND UPS of Allen Golds Gym. Barely 1br & 2br with 1ba rent $220. Call 36v. Curtains, great Jackson. $40 for $14.95 Please call MOVE IN SPECIAL FRUITLAND PARK $500 down HANDICAP VAN ‘93 Used. $100 Call 1 br security 716-307-3080 1205 Autos SOLD! both. Please call 352-753-0657 Fully furn RV’s. All util. --$$300/month$$-- w/power lift. Low mi. 352-409-1238 depoisit $150 352-483-1157 included & cable TV. 352-227-7084 or MUST SELL w/hightop, a/c, power. GENERATOR Generac, 1 br 1st Mo $150 Nice 55+ park on CADILLAC SEVILLE ‘03 Very good cond. TREADMILL Vision Fit- Great for Seniors or 407-932-0898 CLUB CAR w/chargers, STORAGE CHEST 4000 watts. Rent $475 Lake Griffin, Picciola Leather $6,950. Will consider to ness T8600. Works those on fixed income. 2010 batteries, good 110/220 $250 Call 2 br security Rd. 14’x40’, 1/1 Loaded. trade for smaller Van. hold 2, 5 gallon gas perfect. $100 Call Located in old Florida WILDWOOD AREA cond. $1,500 FIRM 540-273-7400 deposit $200 $3,000 Cold A/C 352-589-6642 cans. Made of wood. 352-636-1663 Fish Camp. Fish off Adult Park Call 352-357-1020 $30. 352-742-2856 2 br 1st Mo $200 2/1 $475/mo. CHA. serious calls only. 51K mi. IMPACT WRENCH elec- docks. $650/mo. No Rent $525 352-745-8620 352-408-7829 Good Cond. $3400 675 Sports/ tric new. Was $75 deposit. 1235 S U V TEA CART Vintage, drop 352/728-5444 Call 352-636-2594 Call 352-728--8407 GOLF CART CHARGER leaf w/drawer. Spoke Recreation SOLD Equal Housing MUST SELL OUR or 352-406-9409 Lester 36V. 24amp “SHOW HOME” CHEVROLET BLAZER wheels, bottom tray. Opportunity FRUITLAND PARK 825 Rent-To- Asking $85. Call BICYCLE 24” 12 speed. OF 13 YRS. 2002 $99. 352-399-2484 POWER TOOLS assort- ON LAKE GRIFFIN 330-936-8451 girls mountain bike, BUSHNELL 1/1, 1 year Own Haselton Village - Low CASH PAID Auto, ment & odds & ends Now avail 2br mobile & $40 Please call lease, all appl + W/D taxes for this Prime FOR JUNK CARS! Cold A/C! TENNIS SHOES Ladies, of hand tools. $75 cottages. Fully fur- *NEWLY REMODELED* 352-508-5152 No pets. $500 mo. + area. Many extras. $200 and up. Loaded! GOLF CART TIRES & Skechers Shape Ups, Call 352-315-1759 nished with all utilities Dora Canal 1/2 price! $350 security dep. Drastically reduced Call Call 352-771-6191 Clean! Rims (4) almost new, size 10. Brand New! included. Weekly & 6 MOS. FREE RENT! BICYCLE 26” w/coaster RABBETING JOINER 7” 352-793-6887 or to view many unusual $4695. 18x8.5x8 (Kenda) $40. 352-429-2742 monthly. Move in with 352-408-4458 brake, good cond. central machinery. 352-303-5112 features in this price 352-348-5843 $99 352-259-5698 TOILET Good cond. $35 Please call no deposit with proof CHEVROLET ‘02 $55 Call Dave $100 Please call UMATILLA/WEIRSDALE range. 352-638-6789 352-483-3029 352-568-3705 BUSHNELL 2/2/1, 1 of income. Free use of Monte Carlo SS, 352-255-7623 boats & docks. 2/1, Handyman spe- 1240 Trucks GOLF CART TIRES (2) year lease, + W/D. cail $295/mo. Owner UMATILLA THREE 2 br Dale Earnhardt edition BICYCLE 3 Wheel, re- RADIAL ARM SAW Call 352-787-4514 or homes, 20” w/10” wheels. TOOLS, KNIVES & No pets. $675 mo. + finance. Call use your tax Black with gray Light Duty built. Large Seat & Craftsman. $100 352-636-2594 refund wisely. Call $55 Please call SWORD. Asking $500 security. Call 407-455-2046 interior. Basket. $150. Call Call 352-314-2744 after 5pm. 352-391-0203 352-408-4821 $100 for all. RENTED As new 12,000 miles. CHEVROLET PICKUP 352-343-6608 $17,000 2500 series. 352-348-7490 RECIPROCATING SAW CLERMONT/ FRUITLAND PARK Stu- UMATILLA/WEIRSDALE Call 352-343-5025 Burgundy & silver. BICYCLE 3 wheel. Good Delta Shopmaster W. HWY. 50 dio, full kitchen, 1002 Mfd small fenced 2/1 New diesel engine, TOTER Large rolling gar- cond. Asking $100. heavy duty. $100. Before Groveland elec./cable incl. Homes LANGSTON GOLF bage can. 64 gallon 352-638-2772 mobile, CHA, Automatic CART CENTER SOLD Mobile Homes For Sale $150/wk. Quiet area. W/ land CHEVROLET $3,800 obo $35. Call w/Owner Finance 352-728-1251 $325/mo. $375/dep. El Camino‘81, Sales • Parts • Service 352-435-0055 SOCKET WRENCH SET RENTED! Please call BICYCLE Girls 20” High Remodeled 2br/1ba For Sale brown w/tan interior. Rentals • Custom Shop size 1/8” x 3/4” $8 LEESBURG STUDIO Nice 352-429-0843 School Musical. Nice Please call From $500 down V8 auto, fair to Factory Trained ---$$500/month$$--- & clean $125/wk. no LEESBURG 2/2 fur- good shape. TOOL BOX Diamond TRUCK TENT 6.5’. cond. Tires need air. 352-753-0657 nished, w/Florida rm. Technicians $20 352-516-5364 Also Avail. dep. incl. util. cable $2,200 obo plate alum., for full BATTERIES Sportz for Nissan TV. 352-303-6266 carport & shed. Re- Frontier. $75 Eustis TABLE SAW 10” bench Handyman Special’s Please call size truck. $100 Call 1br & 2br with 1ba or 813-781-9540. duced to $29,000, 352-429-0843 352-255-7185 352-357-4300 352-308-9163 top. Asking $35. Call 270-925-3779 BICYCLE Ladies 26” 10 SOLD!!!!! $500 down speed. Large seat & --$$300/month$$-- 809 Roommate 900 UTILITY TUB w/legs, 1247 Trailers basket. $60 Call 352-227-7084 or NISSAN SENTRA TIRES Golf cart. (4) white 20”x24”x12” TABLE SAW 10” Crafts- Wanted 352-552-4098 407-932-0898 Real Estate 1997 like new $99 takes all. like new. $45 Please man, $85. Lady CAR DOLLY new tires LEESBURG female. Lg. A/C, Heat. Call 336-817-7509 call 352-483-1234 Lake. Call For Sale Good Cond. & paint. $375 518-366-4555 EUSTIS nice 1/1 Br. den. Private bath. Call 352-455-1585 BICYCLE ladies 26” $350/mo. Direct TV. Util. incl. Needs some Work. VACUUM Oreck Can- Schwinn, 10 speed, TABLE SAW 10”. Ace Call 813-781-9540 or RENTED! 1100 $2,000 obo. CARGO TRAILER ‘10 WE BUY GOLF CARTS ister in original carton. excel. cond. $65 Call Hardware. Only $60 352-217-1733 Call 352-303-4156 Haulmark enclosed RUNNING OR NOT. $99 352-751-0369 352-430-1029 Call 352-314-2744 Recreation or 352-461-4538 6’ x 6’ 12’, rear CALL 352-516-2657 EUSTIS- Studio apt. 810 Duplexes ramp door, side $575 house, pool, for- 903 Homes VACUUM Hoover heavy BICYCLE Ladies Huffy. TOYOTA Camry LE door, spare tire, new duty, upright, excel. $50 est: room/share $385 EUSTIS 2/1 on Lake For Sale cond. Asking $2,000 YAMAHA GOLF Non-smoking. Leave ‘05, 4 cylinder,auto cond. $50. Please Call 352-483-1157 Eustis. No maint., leather, loaded & obo. 352-602-7174 CART 2011 call 352-409-1885 Great Classified msg 352-357-5284 1101 Boats water incl., CHA, UMATILLA/WEIRSDALE immaculate.mature Gas 4/8 yr. warranty. BICYCLE ladies, needs washer/dryer. Walk small fenced 2/1 55K miles Retail NEW 4X6 UTILITY Trailer $4,288 LEESBURG downtown, JON BOAT 12’ Grum- VACUUM Panasonic, new tires. Good to downtown, board- mobile, CHA, $13,450. w/spare tire only Save thousands. 1-2br: walk-in shower. man & 30# thrust heavy duty. $20 obo. shape. $25 Call Deals Everyday! 55+, encl. courtyard. walk etc. $580 mo. $325/mo. $375/dep. Asking $12,500 driven 3ml. $400. 352-793-3948 Call 352-357-3764 502-681-5512 Call 352-728-1999 352-636-1709 RENTED! SOLD Call 352-753-0445 Call 352-243-8372 or 813-477-0050 A picture is worth a thousand words....

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PAL REALTY-THE PLANTATION AT LEESBURG Relaxing golf course views

Enter the formal living room that POOL, with fountain, remote control has a largeslider overlooking the fiber optics, solar heated, child safety pool. A dining room and family room fencing. Home is equipped with a open to the kitchen and eat in area. wired security system. Other features The laundry room is nearby and has include solar board insulation, fresh- cabinetry. A master bedroom with his ly painted inside and out, retractable n her closets, one is a large walk in screens on house, garage extended 2 closet , access to pool area. Master feet with retractable screens, attic bath features a dual sink, large walk flooring, brick pavers on drive and in shower, garden tub, cultured mar- walk, beautiful landscaping with ble counters, ceramic tile flooring, curb it and a dog walk with lighting! brass fixtures. The den/office can Our office is located in Plantation double as a 3rd bedroom. The second Plaza, PAL Realty, 25327 US Hwy 27, master bedroom has a large walk in Suite 202, Leesburg, FL 34748 (352) The kitchen has a breakfast bar, eat in area, ceramic tile flooring and lots ofcabinetry, a large pantry closet, attached bath with access to 326-3626. See more pictures of #1295 and glass top stove. pool decking. FIBERGLASS SALINE on our web site www.PALREALTY.net.

ERA TOM GRIZZARD Privacy, space, comfort under a canopy of oaks

This spacious 3/2.5 ~ 3,134 SF home on Another custom feature is a complete sur- 1.24 acres welcomes you the moment you round sound, intercom, security system arrive! Lovely oaks &beautiful landscaping with camera’s and of course its wireless! offer a private oasis for family & friends. The The large 19’x12’ Master bedroom offers beautiful kitchen has all the bells & whistles comfort & peace. Beautiful light fills the starting with a gas cook top & downdraft updated master bath and the master closet ventilation, warming draw, custom pantry, is a “wow” 15’x 7’. This executive home has cabinets, stone counters, under cabinet so many touches and conveniences to lighting and lots of good, practical space. A make life better so you have more time to custom stone fireplace gives warmth to the enjoy together. 4337 Emmaus Rd, Fruitland body & soul. Cozy places & wide open Park. G4680626 ~ $349,700 ~ Call Linda Another custom feature is a complete surround sound, intercom, security system with camera and spaces for conversations & celebrations. Grizzard 352-267-0668 it’s wireless.

MORRIS REALTY & INVESTMENTS Home is where the heart is Wide open spaces-Country Home entertaining indoors or out!. The on almost 7 acres-Custom built home kitchen has all the extras for the gour- features split plan 3 bedrooms 2 bath met cook. Solid surface counter tops, with spacious open floor plan. This wood cabinets, lazy susans, extra property boasts travertine tile drawers, island and a walk in pantry throughout the living areas, kitchen with room for a full stand up freezer. and baths and carpet in the bed- Master suite features dual vanities, rooms. Great room is huge and per- large walk incloset, tiled shower fect for entertaining. The home is w/dual heads, and sliding door out to designed with the wide open floor the back yard w/wide open views. 3 plan that flows from thecharming separate air conditioning zones! This kitchen and dining room into the home has so many extras and great room, and out onto thecovered upgrades in the construction inside lanai and screen enclosed pool with and out. $275,000.Call Jo Leen Cooper The home is designed with the wide open floor plan that flows from the charming kitchen into the where you can enjoy panoramic views with Morris Realty and Investments at great room and out onto the covered lanai. of the surrounding countryside. Enjoy 352-267-0770

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C2 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, February 24, 2012 Setting the best price to sell your home, part 3

ast week, we closed sellers have invested in lish a reasonable expecta- guess whether you “left listed similar homes. At with the mention of the home or what they tion and decide if it money on the table” by the time your home goes L developing a pricing want or need out of it makes sense to endure making too large a reduc- on the market, it has at strategy that is different toward their next pur- whatever inconveniences tion. In any case, your least one thing in com- from establishing a listing chase. are attached to offering a first clue about the per- mon with all other listings price. A strategy antici- If you are severely home for sale. If you have ception of value will be - they are all unsold! If all pates the need to adjust pressed to sell, perhaps no particular timetable, the number and regulari- the listings in a particular your price in response to because of a job transfer set the price near, or even ty of showings. Don’t be neighborhood are over- market activity and lays or unforeseen hardship, a little above, the highest surprised to get a flurry in priced and one is listed out a logical plan for the smartest action is to comparables and play the first few days or higher than the compara- doing so. In either case, a set a price at or a little wait-and-see with the weeks, followed by a ble sold properties, but major determining factor below the comparable market. A successful screeching halt. That will less than the others still is the seller’s motivation value. Hopefully, the pro- strategy many Realtors be the tire kickers satisfy- for sale, it doesn’t repre- for selling. There are only ceeds will at least cover recommend is to sched- ing their curiosity and sent good value. two; I want to sell and I any mortgage payoff, ule a series of periodic wasting a Realtor’s time. need to sell. Attached to closing costs and com- price reductions when the No appreciable showings It’s simply less over- those are the assump- mission. If the level of Carroll property goes on the mar- means you’re way off priced. Remember, most tions that want means urgency is lower, a better ket. This provides an compared to buyers’ buyers, through their real holding out for the high- outcome may be possible. Jaskulski, Jr. opportunity to maximize alternatives and they estate agents, have access est possible price while Determining the break- Carroll Jaskulski Jr is a your sales proceeds, but won’t even waste time to the same data that need means executing even number is a simple Broker/Associate with HOME Real doesn’t waste too much looking. An increase in helped you establish your the fastest possible trans- calculation that should be Estate Professionals in Mount Dora. marketing time at unreal- showings and no offers price and/or strategy. He can be reached at 954-234-4511 They will familiarize action. Unfortunately, done in advance of having or [email protected]. istic prices. In addition, if means you’re getting clos- current market condi- to negotiate the first offer. you use a formula of er but not quite there yet. themselves with property tions do not allow for Wanting to sell is cer- of the days-on-market smaller reductions at Finally, I must address values before making both. In addition, the tainly a more fortunate information comes into more frequent intervals, the total irrelevance of the offers to ensure they don’t market doesn’t care what situation. The application play here. Use it to estab- you will never second asking prices of currently overpay.

PEOPLE, EVENTS AND PLACES

Constructor sees increase of about 40 per- they finance their mort- ground and conservation developed in the future as Rick Bavec, president of hike in remodeling cent this year,” Trask said. gage through Universal areas. a mixed use concept with Tolaris Homes, said the For information contact American Mortgage Visit www.Lennar.com restaurant and office pre-sold luxury home at SANFORD — Dave Matt Trask, Vice President, Company, half-off the for information. users. Cedar Cove will feature Brewer Constructors, the Dave Brewer, Inc., at 407- price of all options and Contact Kevin O'Connor five bedrooms, four baths remodeling division of 330-9901 or email to upgrades and half-off NAI negotiates and Matt Cichocki, at 407- and a three-car garage. Dave Brewer, Inc., which [email protected]. their lot premium. $1 million sale 857-9989 or email to Contact Richard Bavec ranks as one of the Metheny added that [email protected] at 407-402-9866 or email region's most active Lennar offers buyers who register at MAITLAND — NAI or mcichocki@real- to rbavec@tolaris- Realvest recently negotiat- builders of luxury homes emersonparkvip.com to vest.com for information. homes.com for informa- deals for buyers ed the sale of an 8.39-acre priced at more than $1 become a VIP then pur- tion. million, is seeing a big ORLANDO — Home chase a home by Feb. 29 mixed-use site at 205 NAI negotiates Celebration Place in increase in luxury home buyers at Emerson Park in will be invited to attend a lease for facility Meritage opens remodeling projects. Apopka have until the end Celebration for $1 million special Emerson Park VIP model home Matt Trask, vice presi- of February to register for celebration dinner on recently. MAITLAND — NAI dent at Dave Brewer, Inc., VIP treatment, which March 9. Patrick Mahoney, presi- Realvest recently negotiat- ORLANDO — Meritage said the firm's remodeling includes a free iPad valued Lennar is building town dent of NAI Realvest, said ed a lease agreement for Homes has opened a new division currently has 10 at more than $500. homes, executive and NAI Realvest principals 3,000 square feet of indus- four bedroom model projects in the planning Mark Metheny, presi- estate homes at Emerson Kevin O'Connor and Matt trial space at 3665 home at Winter Springs stage. dent of Lennar's Central Park priced from under Cichocki negotiated the Delphini Way in the Village on Tuscawilla Road Last year, Dave Brewer Florida Division, said VIP $130,000. Emerson Park, is REO sale representing the Delphini Airport and Alafaya Trail in Winter Constructors completed home buyers who register located off Ocoee-Apopka seller. Industrial Park North in Springs. 12 major remodeling proj- by Feb. 29 will get the full Road near S.R. 429, and The Celebration Sanford off Lake Mary The two-story “Sinclair” ects, Trask said. VIP treatment. features a community Company of Lake Buena Blvd. model home with 1,911 “We project our remod- That means zero down clubhouse, swimming Vista acquired the site, sit- NAI Realvest associate square feet also offers eling division will see an and zero closing costs if pool, children's play- uated at the Celebration Sean DuPree, CCIM bro- three baths and a two-car office park that fronts on kered the transaction rep- garage. VIEW PHOTOS ON SunBeltHomeSales.com U.S. Highway 192. resenting the landlord, Brian Kittle, vice presi- The buyer was not rep- Delphini Industrial Park at dent of sales, said SunBeltHomeSales.com LIVE RADIO resented by a broker. Northstar LLC of SHOW ON V Meritage Homes is build-

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ERA TOM GRIZZARD Location, location, location

This 3/2 plus den/office modified York with seat & grab bar. The sliding doors in model (2,081 sq.ft.) with expanded the great room lead to an enclosed garage is located on a beautiful conserva- screened lanai (10x21) with sliding tion lot with pond view in Royal acrylic windows where you can enjoy the Highlands 55+ Active-Adult 24-hour privacy your backyard has to offer. Other gated community. This split bedroom highlights include: Dining room, mature plan home features a large eat-in kitchen landscaping, irrigation system and an with upgraded 42” oak cabinets with outside cement patio adjacent to the pull-out shelves, a center island with lanai. All appliances stay. Royal electricity, breakfast bar, closet pantry, Highlands is located within easy access ceramic tile floor and recessed lighting. to the FL Turnpike. To learn more about Adjacent to the kitchen and leading to Royal Highlands and this home listed at the two-car garage is a large inside laun- $229,000 visit my website: dry room with new washer and dryer as www.RoyalHighlands.net. MLS# of 2011. The master bedroom suite has G4680540. Call Doug DuVarney of ERA The master bedroom suite has two walk-in closets and a shower stall with seat & grab bar. two walk-in closets and a shower stall Tom Grizzard, Inc. at (352)255-3236.

MORRIS REALTY & INVESTMENTS Lake Harris Shores

Boaters’ Paradise-Deep Water Canal $500 a year which includes your water for Front Home- Little Lake Harris on the the year. Community waterfront club- Chain of Lakes. This home features 3 bed- house with beach area and community rooms and 2 bath split plan. Great room boat ramp. Lots to do in the neighbor- with corner wood burning fireplace for hood with monthly events. Take the fam- those nice cozy evenings. Open kitchen ily out for a day of boating. There are with nook and breakfast bar. Covered plenty of restaurants to stop at and have screened patio overlooking the water. lunch or load your boat with fishing poles Freshly painted inside, new ac only 1 year old, new ceramic tile, replaced sea wall in and go fishing. Please view the virtual 01 and new 30 year architectural shingles. tour at http://www.tourfactory- Oversized double car garage. 2 storage .com/idxr826004.Home is being offered sheds for lawn equipment and extra at $169,900. PLease call Jo Leen Cooper at items. Double boat houses and hoists. Morris Realty and Investments at 352- Irrigation from the lake. Low HOA fees of 267-0770. Great room with corner wood burning fireplace for those nice cozy evenings.

PAL REALTY-THE PLANTATION AT LEESBURG Breathtaking gourmet kitchen, serene conservation views Elegant and pristine custom designed kitchen designed with luxury in pool home offered for sale by its original mind!Thomasville 42” staggered cherry owners!! Come and see this beautiful cabinets, pull out shelved pantry, pull out Florida home and enjoy your Florida liv- cabinet drawers, island, breakfast bar, ing at its exquisite best! This model home granite countertops & backsplash!! has superb interior decor, modern and Stainless GE profile appliances included sleek, yet cozy and very lovely to accom- split floor plan features oversized master pany the home’s best structural features. suite w/door to lanai & luxurious master You won’t believe how every detail of this bath! Master bath features a garden tub, home’s appearance has been tended with large glass shower, dual elevated 36” mar- such finesse. Too many amazing features ble vanities. Our office is located in to list!! 2 spacious bedrooms, 2 1⁄2 baths, Plantation Plaza, PAL Realty, 25327 US Creating a relaxing & stylish environment, triple sliding glass doors throughouthome lead to the den, enormous family room facing the Hwy 27, Suite 202, Leesburg, FL 34748 extended and screened lanai. gourmet kitchen, breathtaking gourmet (352) 326-3626. See www.PALREALTY.net

feet. PEP Howard B. Feuerstein of Travers PROPERTY TRANSFERS CONTINUED FROM C2 Realty Corp. represented the tenant. In Winter Garden Heidrich negotiat- Bac Home Loans Servicing LP, Robert L Stone Jr, Anna M Stone, loans for small business owners who ed a lease of 1,875 square feet at Countrywide Home Loans Servicing 13-19-25, $112,000. want to acquire or develop their own Carter CommerCenter on behalf of LP to Mounofund LLC, No Legal, Grace A Rigsby and Grace Wescott facilities, reported it closed commer- the landlord COP-Carter LLC. $20,000. Rigsby to Bruce E Rigsby, 14-18-24 cial loans in seven states in January to Orlando-based Kimric Development Huntington National Bank and Eas, $0. finance projects valued at Corporation d/b/a Kimric Auto Wayne A Mercer, Pt Lt 16 Hazzards Paul W Bryan II Tr, David L Weiss $19,173,411. Brokers is the new tenant at 902 Homestead, $25,000. Tr, G Russell Bryan Family Trust to Chris Hurn, chief executive officer Carter Road, suite 290. Kevin P Drako, Cynthia Drako to Thomas Lee Bryan, Renee Lynch of Mercantile Capital Corporation, For information, contact Michael Alexandors F Stylianou, Lt 425 Bryan, 14-18-26, $10. said the firm financed projects in Heidrich, at 407-875-9989 or email to Greater Groves Ph 4, $127,000. Thomas Lee Bryan, Renee Lynch Colorado, Arizona, Tennessee, [email protected]. Marcus Cas Segraves Living Trust, Bryan to Paul W Bryan II Tr California, Louisiana, Texas and Marcus Segraves, Lori Jean Heron David L Weiss Tr, G Russell Bryan Illinois in January. Stirling named brokers Living Trust, Pt Lt 2 Lt 3 Blk Z Family Trust, 14-18-26, $10. Geof Longstaff, chairman of for golf course home Hogan Terrace, $10. Etowah Investments LLC, Mike Mercantile, said the firm’s largest sin- Lori Jean Heron Living Trust, Galvin to St Johns River Water ORLANDO — Stirling Sotheby’s gle loan in January helped finance the Heron Lori Jean to Heron Lori Jean, Management District, 15-19-26, International Realty has been named $5.1 million acquisition of a Comfort Pt Lt 2 Lt 3 Blk Z Hogan Terrace $10. exclusive sales and marketing agents Inn & Suites in Midland, Texas. Sadun Senturk and Sadun S Vera T Beach to Vera T Life Beach for a luxury golf course home at Senturk, Business Solutions Of Est, Ralph E Beach, Donald Lee Alaqua Country Club, one of Seminole NAI negotiates agreements Hillsborough LLC, Metes And Beach, Mackey Sylvia Beach, 15-20- for industrial space County's most exclusive, gated and Bounds, $10. 24 Etc, $10. guarded communities on Markham Eleanor Cecile Skawinski and Samuel A Mcfarland and Anna M ORLANDO — NAI Realvest has nego- Woods Road in Longwood. Eleanor Skawinski to Joseph D tiated three industrial lease agree- Mcfarland to Lake County Pol Roger Soderstrom, founder and Skawinski Tr Subdivision, 15-22-25, $10. ments totaling 10,075 square feet at owner of Stirling Sotheby's Skawinski Irrevocable Trust, Lt George Bedingfield and Cheryl S the Hanging Moss CommerCenter in International Realty, said Jere 841 Whitehall At Kings Ridge Ph I, Bedingfield to Lake County Pol Orlando and at Carter CommerCenter Matheny, International Luxury Home $0. Subdivision, 15-22-25, $10. in Winter Garden. Specialist with the firm's Heathrow John Ralston Arnold Jr Tr, John Edward M Malcom and Audrey M Michael Heidrich, Sr., principal at Real Estate Gallery is listing agent for Ralston Arnold Jr Family Trust to Malcom Est to Lake County Pol NAI Realvest negotiated all three the luxury home, which is priced at Arnold Groves And Ranch Ltd LLP, Subdivision, 15-22-25, $10. transactions on behalf of the land- $1.95 million. 10-24-26, $100,000. Bank Of America National lords. The nearly 11,000 square foot luxury Arnold Groves And Ranch Ltd LLP Association and Bac Home Loans NAI Realvest Associate Michael home, situated on a landscaped two- to John Ralston Arnold Jr Tr, John Servicing LP to Federal National Heidrich, Jr. represented tenant, acre golf course homesite, features Ralston Arnold Jr Family Trust, 11- Mortgage Association, 18-19-26, five bedrooms and seven baths with a Robert E. Himler, Jr. who signed a new 24-26, $0. $100. grand portico and foyer, rotunda Arnold Groves And Ranch Ltd LLP, lease for suite 570 with 4,200 square Lamia Elmahdawy to Sumter dome ceiling, marble floors and Arnold Groves And Ranch Ltd LP to Electric Cooperative Inc, 19-18-24, feet at 6100 Hanging Moss Road in the columns, a private library, home the- John Ralston Arnold Jr Tr, John Hanging Moss CommerCenter. $10. ater, game room and fireplace. Ralston Arnold Jr Family Trust, 11- Lucille M Hancock Tr, Hancock Maitland-based COP-Hanging Moss, The property also includes a corner 24-26 Etc, $100,000. Residence Trust, Lucille M Hancock LLC is the landlord. lot with park-like grounds, large cir- Gammon Frank to Sumter Electric Residence Trust to Hancock Glenna Heidrich also negotiated a lease cular drive and four-car oversized Cooperative Inc, 12-23-25, 10. Lucille Hancock William R Jr, Allan renewal at Hanging Moss for suites courtyard garage. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Douglas Hancock, Jeffrey Wallace 540-550 where Florida Home Medical Visit www.StirlingSIR.com for infor- Corporation By Atty and Florida Equipment Inc. occupies 4,000 square mation. Default Law Group Pl As Atty, SEE PROPERTY | C4

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C4 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, February 24, 2012 Rising sales point to better year for housing DEREK KRAVITZ economist at High Frequency UP,UP AND AWAY? January to that interest by Since the bubble burst, sales AP Real Estate Writer Economics. requesting more permits to have slumped under the weight The National Association of Sales rose across the country in January. construct single-family homes. of foreclosures, tighter credit WASHINGTON — The housing They rose on a seasonal basis by nearly market is flashing signs of health Realtors said Wednesday that 9 percent in the West, 3.5 percent in the “The rise in existing home and falling prices. ahead of the spring-buying sea- re-sales increased 4.3 percent South, 3.4 percent in the Northeast and 1 sales in recent months adds to Many deals are also collapsing son. last month to a seasonally percent in the Midwest. the indication from housing before they close. One-third of Sales of previously occupied adjusted annual rate of 4.57 starts, building permits, and Realtors say they’ve had at least March 2005. At last month’s homes are at their highest level million. homebuilder sentiment that the one contract scuttled over the since May 2010. More first-time Single-family home sales rose sales pace, it would take more sector has improved modestly past four months. That’s up buyers are making purchases. 3.8 percent. And the number of than six months to clear those since the middle of 2011,” said from 18 percent in September. And the supply of homes fell first-time buyers, who are criti- homes, consistent with a John Ryding, an economist at Realtors say deals are collaps- last month to its lowest point in cal to a housing recovery, healthy housing market. Fewer RDQ economics. ing for several reasons: Banks nearly seven years, which could increased slightly to make up 33 homes on the market could Much of the optimism has have declined mortgage appli- push home prices higher. percent of all sales. That’s still help boost prices over time. come because hiring has picked cations. Home inspectors have Sales have now risen nearly 13 below 40 percent, which tends Most economists said the up. More jobs are critical to a found problems. Appraisals percent over the past six to signal a healthy market. January report was encourag- housing rebound. In January, have come in lower than the months. While they are still well One concern is the market is ing, especially when viewed employers added 243,000 net bid. Or a buyer suffered a finan- below the 6 million that econo- still saturated with homes at with other recent positive hous- jobs — the most in nine months cial setback before the closing. mists equate with a healthy risk of foreclosure, which lower ing data. — and the unemployment rate Sales rose across the country market, the gains have coincid- broader home prices. Those Mortgage rates have never fell to 8.3 percent, the lowest in January. They rose on a sea- ed with other changes in the increased to make up 35 per- been lower. Homebuilders are level in nearly three years. sonal basis by nearly 9 percent in market that suggest more sales cent of sales. slightly more hopeful because Analysts caution that the the West, 3.5 percent in the are coming. But the supply of homes on more people are saying they damage from the housing bust South, 3.4 percent in the “The trend is clearly upward,” the market has plunged to 2.3 might be open to buying this is deep and the industry is years Northeast and 1 percent in the said Ian Shepherdson, chief U.S. million, the lowest level since year — and they responded in away from fully recovering. Midwest. Did Pilgrims bring this fork come over on the Mayflower?

HELAINE FENDELMAN and JOE 180-ton merchant ship that common in the fourth century The Pilgrims ROSSON was just 90 to 110 feet long and A.D. were rather Scripps Howard News Service about 25 feet wide. In Venice in 1004, the new austere DEAR HELAINE AND JOE: I have no It had a crew of 25 to 30 and bride of the Doge used a fork people who idea how old this fork may be, 102 passengers on the historic — and was derided by the pop- were allowed but when I was a child, my voyage from Plymouth, ulace for her affectation. to bring the mother told me it came over England, to what became The first mention of a fork in bare on the Mayflower. Could this Plymouth Colony in what is English literature did not necessities to possibly be true, and how now Massachusetts. occur until 1611, when the New World. Could much is it worth? — B.R., Elk Each passenger was given Thomas Coryat mentioned the this fork have Grove, Ill. very little room for personal device in his writings about his belongings. Only the most vital been part of travels in Italy. the DEAR B.R.: We love your items were taken along. Originally, forks were Mayflower story. However, We briefly discussed the Mayflower's straight, two-pronged instru- cargo? when we do appraisal clinics utensil called a “fork” in a ments used for spearing food. around the country, the claim recent column and mentioned They evolved into three- and that the fork’s popularity in JOE ROSSON that this or that item came sometimes four-tined instru- AND HELAINE England did not gain momen- over on the Mayflower is made ments that made it harder for FENDELMAN tum until the 18th century — / SHNS rather frequently. food to slip off once it was several decades after the To date, nothing we have speared. been shown could possibly Mayflower crossed the Eventually, a slight curve was have come over on that storied Atlantic. added to the tines to make the ship. The point here is that our The Mayflower was disman- Pilgrim forefathers likely fork a more efficient scoop. tled in 1624, just four years would have viewed the fork as Unfortunately, the item in after its historic voyage to the being “effete” and its use today’s question was made far New World, and there is very “unmanly.” along in the evolution of the little that is certain about its Pilgrims probably would not fork and is probably from the makeup. have considered using one. mid- to late 19th century. It was essentially a cargo ves- The term “fork” comes from This three-tine version does sel and is thought to have been the Latin word “furca,” which not appear to be handmade a carrack with three masts — means “pitchfork.” It is and would be most valuable as square-rigged on the foremast thought to have been first used part of a larger grouping of and mainmast, but lateen- as a personal dining instru- forks, knives and spoons. By rigged on the mizzenmast. ment in the Eastern Roman itself, this single fork might It is thought to have been an Empire; forks reportedly were have a value of $5. Red all about it! Choose red hues to enliven space DEBBIE ARRINGTON uct designers. Your whole home SEEING RED tions is a throwback: Rocket Red. Bertazzoni range and a red Sacramento Bee can be red, from appliances to Said Skafidas, “This is a classic KitchenAid mixer. A romantic Red in many hues can be layered. wallpaper. But like chocolate, red with a warmer undertone Vibrant, snappy, lucky, cheer- Instead of five pillows in one red, choose bedroom overflows with red red may be best in moderation. that is great for a pop of color or ful, romantic — how can one five complementary shades. linens. “Red is a classic color,” said bringing back that nostalgic feel- No wonder interior designers color do so much? Rachel Skafidas, Dutch Boy ing of the past.” hear more requests for red. But red means more than love, country seeing red ink in tough Paints color-and-design special- Dutch Boy’s best-selling reds “It transcends styles and time fire or “stop.” economic times — also reflects ist. “You are always going to see also reflect an iconic feel: periods and goes well with a “Red is powerful,” said Mary new optimism and an upbeat it around. What makes it look Crimson Sky, Red Wagon and variety of other colors,” said Ann Downey, a designer in attitude. new is the colors that you pair it Victory Red. Deborah Wecselman, a Florida Sacramento, Calif. “It makes “The reds that you will see out with, and how warm or cool it Shoppers have many more red designer with a national follow- people feel warm and loved. there are warming up with more is.” products from which to choose. ing. “It’s a unique and different Also, it incites good appetites, of a yellow undertone; very pas- Ask any hair colorist: Making For example, a laundry room color you don’t see every day and sionate and energizing,” and people look good around the right red is an art. Same goes brings new meaning to “power can brighten up and work with Skafidas said. red, particularly at night.” with paint. Add a bit of blue; red wash” with a red Whirlpool any room. There is nothing like Dutch Boy offers about 160 Red can make itself at home cools. More yellow brings more washer and dryer. An all-red walking into a room and seeing a year-round. It’s become a heat. reds, including nine new shades kitchen fires up mealtime with a favorite of decorators and prod- Today’s red — after years of the this year. Among the introduc- retro-red Smeg refrigerator, a red SEE RED | C6

Krista Nuxoll to Lender Atty to Donna Weaver, 13- $10. $10.00. PROPERTY Asset Trust Llc, Lts 7, 8 R A 18-26, $19,900. Bank Of America Na, Neil Julio Y Toledo, Silvia R CONTINUED FROM C3 Sales Sub Etc, $12,000. Marjorie L Eaton, Marjorie Kelly Clerk, Luis Diaz, Toledo to Servando R Neil Kelly Clerk, Louis L Bouchard, Rock R Carmen L Diaz to Wells Toledo, 3-23-25 Etc, $0. Hancock, 19-19-25, $10. Levay, Evelyn Levay, Bouchard, 13-19-25, $10. Fargobank Na Tr, 22-19-24, Edward D Bass to Paul R Lake County Pol Financial Assurance Federal David W Douglas to David $10,000. Leonard Sr., 31-19-26, Subdivision to Sumter Credit Union, Oak Valley W Douglas, Sherrie M Dorothy Ann Burry to $10,000. Electric Cooperative Inc, 19- Homeowners Association Douglas, 14-19-26, $10. Christina L Burry, 24-18-24, 10.00 19-28, $10. Inc., Amanda Levay to Wells Neil Kelly Clerk, Lake $10. Daniel E Blore to Debra J Richard K Thurston, Fargo Bank Na, Lt 353 Oak County Pol Subdivision to Lakestone Group LLC to Blore, Debra Sunny Kimberly G Thurston to Vly Phii, $100. Tasneem Properties LLC, 16- Julio Perez, 25-19-24, Jennings, Apt Un 210 Villa Doucette Construction Gayle L Mims, Norman 23-25, $15,960. $110,000. Dora Etc, $10.00 Company LLC, Lt 14 Kenneth Mims Est to John C Tyson, Madelyn M Fannie Mae By Atty, Tanya Pizzarello, Tanya M Tuscany Ests At The Lks, Charles Canfield, Carla Tyson to John Vincent Federal National Mortgage Pizzarello to Rodolfo $37,000. Canfield, 11-18-26, Ardito, Donna Lynn Ardito, Association By Atty, Reo Pizzarello, Desciption Shanti Niketan Developers $115,000. 17-19-27, $177,500. Title Company Of Fl LLC As Incomplete, $275.00 LLC to Shantiniketan Larry Brown to Schatzi Henry Dolan, Naomi Atty to Adkinson Malford Beth Ann Scharrer Tr, Incorporated, 27-19-26 Eas, Brown, 12-18-25 Eas, $10. Dolan, Henry Doland, Arlon, 26-19-26, $56,500. William Holmes, Holmes $125,000. Rebecca L Jones to 21st Naomi Doland, Henry Suntrust Bank to Medeacia Vickie to Philip Rosenweig, Lee J Mccarthy to Carol Mortgage Corporation, 12- Eugene Dolan to James F LLC, 28-19-27, $350,000. Legal Incomplete, Mccarthy, No Legal, $10. 19-25, $29,175.97 Rosh, Sandra E Rosh, 20-17- Catherine Mulroy $55,000.00 Richard E Faunda, Fannie Mae By Atty, 29 Eas, $10.00 Trammell, David Matthew Beaufort B Hester, Sarah B Elizabeth K Faunda to City Federal National Mortgage Joe Riley, Joe J Riley to Joe Trammell to Catherine Hester to Marc Chichester, Of Leesburg, Metes And Association By Atty, Shapiro J Riley Tr, Joe J Riley Mulroy Trammell, David Lt 1 Blk G Whispering Pines Bounds, $120,000.00 Fishman And Gache Llp As Revocable Trust, 21-19-26, Matthew Trammell, 3-18-24, Annex, $0.00

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PROPERTY TRANSFERS

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C6 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, February 24, 2012 Buy whole-house or point-of-use water filter?

ED DEL GRANDE Scripps Howard News Service

DEAR ED: I’m on city water and happy with our water. But, I also want to cut down on my bottled-water use and would like to install a water filter to fill my own bottles. I have been doing some research and found information on whole-house filters and point-of-use filters. I’m still a little confused. What’s the difference in these filters? — SALLY, OHIO SHNS Whole-house filters are better for homes because they filter : The main dif- DEAR SALLY drinking water and the water going to plumbing fixtures. ference between a whole- house water filter and a ice/water dispenser. and toilets are possible. point-of-use filter is, as Often, a separate bever- If you’re still a little they say, “location, loca- age faucet can be installed cloudy on this topic, you tion, location.” on a kitchen sink, with the can do what a lot of home- Whole-house filters are filter mounted under the owners do: Install a whole- usually larger and installed sink. This is considered a house filter for the entire right after the water meter point-of-use filter. home, then install a point- or the well pump, and filter The main advantage to of-use beverage faucet on the whole house. Point-of- whole-house filters is that your kitchen sink for extra use filters are usually along with filtered water filtration when filling bot- smaller and installed at the for drinking, the water tles. “point of use” in places like going to plumbing fixtures I hope these filter tips the kitchen sink, or in a is also filtered. So, fewer have cleared up your con- refrigerator with an repairs to faucets, valves fusion.

for that will determine how much and RED which shade of red will be incorporated CONTINUED FROM C4 into a room.” It’s possible to have too much red, bright red rug or piece of artwork with red Deagon noted. “It depends a lot on the tones paired with something patterned, lighting. A room with a lot of light — or a such as a zebra couch.” lot of white — can handle more red. In a "I love red!” said Downey, who has done darker room, red stands out more.” all-red rooms. “Often, designers attract Deagon, whose company Arranging people who share common interests, and Places specializes in room makeovers, I always think red means an adventurous spirit even if it’s a ‘closeted’ one.” tries to work with what clients already Although she’s drawn to many shades, own. Downey uses the right red for the right Deagon offered this example of red suc- room. cess: The homeowner wanted a family “It really depends upon the room, level room that was friendly and inviting with a of formality and type of room,” she said. modern look. They chose a red couch and “It’s a wonderful entertainment color — brown chairs that have the same clean good in dining, living rooms and lines. All red furniture would have been kitchens.” too much in the room; the brown gave it a Kerrie Kelly of Sacramento, author of modern flair and kept the red from “Home Decor: A Sunset Design Guide” becoming too dominant. (Sunset Books, 2009), also works a lot with “We painted the walls a lovely shade of red. yellow to brighten the room and add soft- “I adore red!” Kelly said. “When red has ness,” she added. “The pictures and pil- an undertone of blue, it can create an lows pulled the reds, yellows and browns intriguing dining or office space. With together with a touch of silver for ele- more of an orange undertone, it creates a gance. The result is a bright, friendly and sense of playfulness in a space, which is welcoming space that the homeowner perfect for children’s or outdoor areas.” loves being in.” Kelly offered some examples of red’s The Asian art of feng shui — which har- many moods. A bachelor pad wrapped in monizes living spaces with positive ener- red becomes the perfect backdrop for gy flow — uses the power of red, Deagon contemporary art and menswear fabrics, noted. “People want a red front door in such as a charcoal pinstripe on wingback feng shui. Red brings prosperity and good chairs. For a jewelry designer’s office, two- luck into your home.” tone red wall covering created a feminine But red can also overwhelm its sur- feel when contrasted against black book- roundings. cases and paired with an animal-print “I (worked on) one home with a room rug. where there was too much red,” Deagon Gold River, Calif., designer Cheryl said. “That room was a little too vibrant. I Deagon also uses different reds to create toned it down with darker wood tones different moods. and brought in some blues for balance. “I do love working with the blue-reds “On the other hand, a room full of neu- like wine and burgundy that bring trals needs a lift. That’s when you bring in romance and elegance to a space,” she red accents, such as pillows, a vase or an said. “I also love working with the warm accent wall.” reds like tomato and burnt orange that It doesn’t take a lot of red to make a big are friendly and vibrant. It all depends on difference, Kelly noted, citing another the look and feel that the client is looking example. START LIVING THE LIFE! ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE Sunday Feb. 26th, 1-4 Come See The Life You’ve Waited Your Whole Life For… PLANTER’S POND FRONTAGE! 6 miles south of Leesburg; turn in at Plantation Blvd New, new, new kitchen, baths, flooring and more! stop light; Turn right onto the Plaza access road just 2/2 manufactured home. LARGE STORAGE ROOM! before the guard gate To PAL Realty office. Mid 80’s 1311

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