Police Find Men Lost in Forest Woman Struck, the Forest and Got Lost

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NEWS BRIEFS Police find men lost in forest Woman struck, the forest and got lost. After five became airborne, Yates said. killed Monday Men stranded after vehicle breaks down hours, a Citrus County Sheriff ’s Of- “Within a short time, the helicop- fice dispatcher received a call for ter was able to locate the fire,” A Homosassa assistance in locating the duo. along with Rusk and Nostz, she woman was struck and in Withlacoochee State Forest Citrus County Sheriff Fire Res- said. killed by two vehicles A.B. SIDIBE around in a black Dodge Durango cue, Forestry Department person- The men were discovered at 7:10 while walking on U.S. Staff writer about 10 p.m. Monday just a mile nel, Florida Fish and Wildlife a.m., nine hours after the pair re- 98 on Monday night, south of the Citrus County Deten- Commission and sheriff ’s deputies ported car trouble. according to the Florida A massive search launched in the tion Facility on County Road 491 responded to the general area. “They were only a mile away Highway Patrol. early hours Tuesday for two men when their vehicle broke down, Cit- Deputies used a four-wheeler and from the Durango,” Yates said. “It At 10:30 p.m., Julie lost in the Withlacoochee State For- rus County Sheriff ’s Office spokes- K-9 to search for the men. was great team work and there Mae S. Cineus, 47, was est ended nine hours later with the woman Heather Yates said. They At 5:40 a.m., searchers found the were no injuries.” walking on the outside pair being safely found. decided to leave the vehicle and Dodge Durango. Soon after, one of Chronicle reporter A.B. Sidibe lane northbound on Jacob Nostz, 32, and Tyler Rusk, walk, she added. the deputies reported smelling can be reached at 352-564-2925 or U.S. 98, south of Village 22, both of Inverness, were driving Yates said the pair wandered into smoke. Then the CCSO helicopter [email protected]. Center Drive when she was struck by a 2003 Lexus driven by Mark C. Mann, 44, of Valrico. Mann reportedly BOCC stopped on the side of the road when a 2006 Toyota sedan driven by Qu Qili, 59, also of Ho- Passing the torch eyes mosassa, struck Cineus. She died at the scene. Vick completes The crash remains 2014 under investigation, according to FHP. journey with Tax season oath of office opens Jan. 30 budget The Internal Revenue MIKE WRIGHT Service announced Staff writer Commissioners Tuesday it plans to open the 2013 filing season INVERNESS — Angela Vick was beaming and who forming a plan and begin processing in- could blame her? dividual income tax re- Flanked by her family CHRIS VAN ORMER turns Jan. 30. and husband, standing be- Staff writer The IRS will begin fore 40 employees — now, accepting tax returns on her employees — Vick INVERNESS — Get- that date after updating posed for pictures and acting a jump on next forms and completing cepted well wishes as she year’s budget because of programming and test- embarked on her new job as a potential shortfall from ing of its processing Citrus County Clerk of the the county’s biggest tax- systems. This will reflect Circuit Court. payer started in earnest the bulk of the late tax Betty Strifler, who held the at Tuesday’s county com- law changes enacted job 24 years and was Vick’s mission meeting. Jan. 2. boss for nearly that long, ad- “It is going to be the “We have worked ministered the oath of office biggest issue we face as a hard to open tax season to her protégé during a Tues- community over the next as soon as possible,” day morning ceremony in year,” said Commission IRS Acting Commis- the Old Courthouse. Chairman Joe Meek, sioner Steven T. Miller “I think it’s wonderful,” who introduced the said. “This date ensures Strifler said beforehand. opening session to the we have the time we “Angela will serve the Citrus county very well.” need to update and test County Coincidentally, it was ex- Board of our processing systems.” actly one year ago today County The IRS will not that Vick filed paperwork Commis- process paper tax re- with the Supervisor of Elec- sioners turns before the antici- tions Office to seek her first (BOCC). pated Jan. 30 opening elected office. Although she “Today, date. There is no ad- had served as Strifler’s we’re vantage to filing on chief deputy clerk for five not going Joe Meek paper before the open- years and worked in the of- to be ing date, and taxpayers fice 22 years, Vick still had making Citrus County MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle commission will receive their tax re- to undergo a political cam- ABOVE: Newly sworn-in Clerk of the Circuit Court Angela Vick, left, is hugged by any deci- chairman. funds much faster by paign, which she eventually former Clerk of the Court Betty Strifler on Tuesday morning in the courtroom of the Old sions using e-file with direct won handily with 70 per- Courthouse Heritage Museum in Inverness. Strifler retired as clerk after serving for 24 about deposit. cent of the vote. years. BELOW: Angela Vick, left, is sworn in by Betty Strifler as Vick’s husband, Alan, what we The IRS originally “A year ago we started stands by her side. are going planned to open elec- this journey,” Vick, 47, said. to be cut- tronic filing Jan. 22 this “It is so hard to believe we ting or year. More than 80 per- are here today.” adding cent of taxpayers filed Vick thanked her parents in our electronically last year. for instilling morals, ethics budget, and principles in her life but we Brad while growing up. are going Thorpe Prior to Strifler’s election INSIDE to lay out Citrus County as county clerk, Vick theadministrator. EDUCATION: worked for Frank and Betty process Strifler when they owned a that we are going to go pool supply company in over.” Homosassa. County Administrator “That is when I met the Brad Thorpe and Budget woman who would change Director Cathy Taylor my life,” Vick said. gave an illustrated

Vick thanked friends and budget analysis presen- co-workers for their support. tation with numbers and

“It’s not an accident you graphs to show county are here today,” she said. “I spending on mainte- watched as God ... brought “ nance and services. Veteran woes us to this place.” “The first statement Soldiers deal with higher The office transition was I’d like to make is we education problems due seamless, Vick said. She set A year ago we started this journey. It is have a balanced budget,” to lack of permanent up her administrative Thorpe said. “We al- residence./Page C1 structure in December, so hard to believe we are here today. ready went through a LOCAL: dividing her deputy clerk budget process just re- Angela Vick cently. In the auditorium, “ recently elected and newly sworn-in Citrus County Clerk of the Circuit Court. Prom prep See VICK/ Page A5 we had 500 people show Cinderella’s Closet offers up and talk about it. We dresses to girls./Page A3 went through the budget process and we balanced INDEX the budget for this year. I’m using this current Comics ...... C7 School board OKs high school rezoning budget to outline the Community ...... C5 model to discuss for next Crossword ...... C6 year.” Board members said they thought the Editorial ...... A10 Once the board has proposed elementary rezoning would REZONING Entertainment . . . . .B6 Panel nixes project to built next year’s budget, Horoscope ...... B6 cause anxiety for parents and children MEETINGS it will go “on the road” to Lottery Numbers . . .B4 while providing little relief for schools. On ■ 5:30 p.m. Thursday at residents’ groups so the Lottery Payouts . . . .B6 alter elementary zones the other hand, they embraced a plan to Crystal River High BOCC would not need to Movies ...... C7 MIKE WRIGHT move 160 students in the Citrus Springs- School. have another event such Obituaries ...... A6 Pine Ridge area from Lecanto High School Staff Writer as the 500 people attend- Classifieds ...... C8 to Crystal River High School next year. ■ 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. ing the meeting last year TV Listings ...... C6 INVERNESS — Citrus County School Board member Thomas Kennedy, who 7, at Citrus Springs at the county audito- Board members nixed the idea of rezoning has elementary-school-age children, said Middle School. rium. elementary school students next year but he lives in the affected area. ■ To view map, visit “The final comment will move forward with a rezoning plan for www.citrus.k12.fl.us. two high schools. See SCHOOL/ Page A5 See BOCC/ Page A5 A2 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013 LOCAL CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Friends to raise funds for teacher’s aide spiration to many people. “As weak as she is, her results going on at the treat- ■ WHAT: Local woman ment center up there. I just “She never gives up,” she strength is amazing,” Wasy- Family fundraiser for Donna Danback. take it one day at a time.” said. “I hope I can be half lyk said. “She just continues ■ WHEN: 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 11. Right now, Danback is on the woman she is someday.” to go on. We just want to try ■ WHERE: Cities Bar, 715 S.E. U.S. 19, Crystal River. battles stage 4 a paid medical leave of ab- Danback’s friend, Kim Wa- and make a difference and sence, which runs out in sylyk, said the fundraiser is a ease her mind.” ■ INFO: Fundraiser for Donna Danback, Lecanto Primary colon cancer February. After that, she’ll way to honor her friend and Chronicle reporter Nancy School aide, who has stage 4 colon cancer. Family- need to pay the entire bring the community to- Kennedy can be reached at friendly events — food, face painting for kids, drawings. NANCY KENNEDY amount for her health in- gether, as well as raise money nkennedy@chronicle ■ CALL: Kim Wasylyk at 352-464-4478. Staff writer surance. to help cover her expenses. online.com or 352-564-2927. She hopes to return to LECANTO — There’s al- work by the start of the 2013- ways hope. 14 school year. Meanwhile, That’s what the friends the every-other-week trips and family of Donna Dan- to Chicago and the after ef- back believe and the reason fects from the harsh they hope the residents of chemotherapy consume al- Citrus County will come to a most all her time. fundraiser Friday for the 48- She said she leaves on year-old Lecanto Primary Wednesdays and returns School aide who is battling Fridays, flying from Tampa stage 4 colon cancer. to Chicago. The treatment The family-friendly, no- center is an hour north of smoking event begins at 6 O’Hare Airport. p.m. at Cities Bar, 715 S.E. “The hospital pays the U.S. 19, Crystal River. There airfare, otherwise I’d never will be food, face painting be able to do this,” she said. for kids and drawings. “I drive myself to the airport Prizes include a week’s va- and usually I’m OK driving cation at Hilton Head in back. My son lives 30 min- February, diamond jewelry, utes from the airport in a golf weekend for two at Tampa, so he’s on standby to the Plantation and lots of pick me up if I need him to.” gift certificates from local Her out-of-pocket expenses include parking, gas, businesses. * For information, call Kim tolls and two-day hotel stays Wasylyk at 352-464-4478. in Chicago. Someone picks Danback has been bat- her up at the airport in tling cancer since April 2009 Chicago and brings her and is traveling every other back. week to Chicago for She said the Saturday chemotherapy treatments. after she returns she feels “I was being treated lo- OK enough to spend time cally for over three years, with her 9-year-old son. and my doctor was good, but That’s her priority. By Sun- was running out of options,” day, Monday and Tuesday Danback said. she’s wiped out. She is now a patient at “I try to make things as Cancer Treatment Centers normal as I can for him, of America, which special- going to his soccer games or izes in advanced and com- whatever,” she said. * plex cancers. She said she will most “You hear stories where likely take some type of people are told, ‘You have chemotherapy for the rest of three months; go home and her life. get your things in order.’ Danback’s 26-year-old These doctors specialize in daughter, Lindsay Danback, the hardest cases,” Danback lives at home and helps take said. “By the time we found care of her little brother. my colon cancer, it had Danback’s husband is a spread to my liver. 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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Thorpe to pay for own port training

CHRIS VAN ORMER tor program in New Orleans, La., port authority board member, and another case pending regarding a lic money in it when you are taking Staff Writer late last year because he said he he asked several questions about constitutional challenge to the it away from parks that help the had received complaints he the Port Citrus project, including procedure by which Port Citrus kids and private companies are INVERNESS — Port Director lacked the expertise to be a port whether there were any outstand- gained its state designation. not willing to step up to the plate.” Brad Thorpe offered Tuesday to director. ing lawsuits. Schweickert also urged the Adams said the county should pay his own training expenses of “I realize that may be prema- Thorpe said the Citrus County board to abandon its contract with use its resources to finish current $4,300 for professional ture, based on the feasibility study Board of County Commissioners TranSystems rather than sign it projects, such as widening County certification. outcome,” Thorpe said. would be asked to move $14,000 and conduct the feasibility study Road 491. Addressing the Citrus Port Au- Therefore, Thorpe offered the from the reserve contingency fund with county staff. He said it would When the motion was made to thority as its regular board meet- board the option he outlined. into the port authority account for save more money — $15,000 from accept Thorpe’s offer to pay for ing, Thorpe presented in a memo: The Citrus County Port Author- outstanding litigation bills. the business license fund and his training, Adams was at first in “I will personally front all costs as- ity is composed of county commis- Port Attorney Richard Wesch — $8,000 from county reserves — a quandary if he could vote in sociated with this trip pending the sion members with Thorpe — the who is also the county attorney — than Thorpe’s training expense. favor, as he had voted against the final outcome of the port feasibil- county administrator — serving as said no conclusion had been “Do the feasibility study your- feasibility study contract. But as it ity study. In the event that the said port director. reached about attorney fees in an self,” Schweickert said. “Send the was a separate issue, Adams voted study deems Port Citrus to be fea- Before accepting Thorpe’s offer, alleged Sunshine Law violation suits home.” in favor, making the vote sible, I will seek reimbursement the board discussed and accepted brought by Inverness resident The motion to sign the contract unanimous. for these expenses from Citrus its contract with TranSystems Robert Schweickert Jr. with TranSystems carried by a 4-1 Chronicle reporter Chris Van County Port Authority.” Corp. to conduct a Port Citrus fea- Schweickert, however, attend- vote, with Adams opposed. Ormer can be reached at 352-564- Thorpe had arranged his en- sibility study. It was Commissioner ing as a member of the public, re- “I’m not against a port,” Adams 2916 or cvanormer@chronicle rollment in a certified port direc- Scott Adams’ first meeting as a minded the board he still has said, “but I’m against putting pub- online.com. Around THE STATE Fairy godmother 2.0 Citrus County City leaders outraged ERYN WORTHINGTON over park funds Staff Writer Anger was palpable at INVERNESS — Being a single Tuesday’s Inverness city mom, Dana Davis recalls the fi- council meeting as council nancial burden she endured dur- members discussed the fu- ing her daughter Rachel’s proms. ture of Whispering Pines Wanting to ensure her daugh- Park. Council members, as ter a full prom experiences, well as Inverness Mayor Bob Davis cut corners to save money Plaisted called for accounta- to purchase Rachel’s dresses. bility from county government Proms came and went and and expressed their frustra- Rachel began packing her be- tion at the withholding of longings for college. However, $300,000 of county funds for Rachel’s prom dresses were not the operation of the park. going to make the trip to a Chronicle university. See Thursday’s “I wish there was a place we for a detailed report. could take these,” Davis said to Landfill to take waste her daughter. “I worked hard to for free Saturday make the extra money to buy them. Wouldn’t it be cool if there Citrus County Central Land- was a place for people who are fill will accept up to 60 pounds, struggling to buy a dress to go to?” or 10 gallons, of hazardous With a sprinkle of pixie dust, a household waste for free from lot of organization and the fairy 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. godmother, Cinderella’s Closet For more information, call was magically created. Cin- the Citrus County Solid derella’s Closet — a prom dress Waste Management at 352- giveaway — is a ministry of the 527-7670 or log onto: Working Christian Women group, www.bocc.citrus.fl.us/pub under the umbrella of Corner- works/swm. stone Baptist Church, 1100 W. Questions may be emailed Highland Blvd., Inverness. to hazwasteinfo@bocc. From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2, at Cornerstone Baptist, citrus.fl.us. girls who have limited funds and Weekly hazardous waste a current high school identifica- collections are from 9 a.m. to tion can come and select a gown 1 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, from more than 900 dresses. and Friday. “We don’t just open the doors Transportation and let girls come back and get the gowns,” Davis said. “We focus on group to meet the girls. In each princess team, The Citrus County Trans- three volunteers act as a girl’s portation Planning Organiza- fairy godmothers, Davis said. tion (TPO) is scheduled to “They take a girl and just love on meet at 5 p.m. Thursday at them and gush over them and wait 5:15 p.m. at the Inverness hand and foot on them while they Government Center, at 212 are in there.” W. Main St., Inverness. With a variety of colors, styles ERYN WORTHINGTON/Chronicle For more information,call and lengths, many dresses are Lindsey Michelle prepares for the upcoming Cinderella’s Closet on Feb. 2. the Tampa Bay Area Re- considered the latest styles. gional Transportation Author- There are approximately 100 crown to Lindsey Michelle. ity at 813-282-8200. dresses in each size from 3 and ■ WHAT: Cinderella’s Closet annual prom dress giveaway. “Dana had approached me up; however, Davis is looking for ■ WHEN: about it earlier in the year,” donations of more “gorgeous 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2. Michelle said. “I thought it was Tallahassee girls’ dresses” — sizes 20 and up. ■ WHERE: Cornerstone Baptist Church, 1100 W. Highland Blvd., an amazing organization. All girls “It doesn’t matter what anyone Inverness. deserve that perfect dress and Mild temperatures cut says to them, they are beautiful,” that perfect experience. It seems manatee deaths Davis said about the girls. “They ■ CALL: Call (352) 726-7335. so high class and beautiful for need to embrace that.” everyone. They all deserve that State researchers credit Shoes, purses, jewelry, acces- signed up to help this year, and age, Paul and Jerry’s Self Stor- chance. I didn’t come into this ex- mild winter temperatures for sories and onsite alterations are Davis said she needs 50 more. age, Quality Cleaners, Mary- pecting to take over. I thought I a decline in manatee deaths offered while supplies last. “If we have enough volunteers, Beth’s Bridal and Formal Wear, was just helping out for the day.” last year. During the four proms in Cit- we can set up 20 dressing rooms Profile T-shirts, Dunkin’ Donuts “There are so many people A preliminary report issued rus County, Davis will coordinate for 20 girls to be helped at one and the schools’ culinary who want to give, but they have Tuesday by the Florida Fish with the high schools for profes- time,” Davis said. “There will be departments. no financial way of doing so,” and Wildlife Conservation sionals and volunteers to assist at least 100 girls in line before the “Over the years, Welch’s Appli- Davis said. “This is a way for Commission lists 392 mana- with the girls’ hairdos, makeup doors even open.” ances in Inverness donated the them to help by donating their tee deaths for 2012. and photography. Beginning as a ministry, Cin- use of their box truck for two dresses. It is really an important That’s the fewest since “There was one girl our second derella’s Closet reached out to hours for two different days,” event in a young person’s life. 2008, when 337 deaths were year who was crying,” Davis said. touch girls’ lives and make prom a Davis said. “However, due to The world is so hard now. Memo- confirmed. It’s down from 453 “One of our volunteers went over reality for them. The women went them going out of business, we no ries should be good.” in 2011 and 766 in 2010. and asked her if she was OK. She to friends and friends of friends, longer have this resource. We are Call Cornerstone Baptist said, ‘I have never felt like this putting the word out they were looking for a box truck for trans- Church at 352-726-7335 or email before.’ It is things like that that collecting prom dresses. porting the dresses.” [email protected]. To donate a Gainesville epitomize what we want to do. Businesses, schools, churches Davis began Cinderella’s dress, jewelry or accessories, They are loved. God gives us and individuals began participat- Closet six years ago and thought, visit 1100 West Highland Boule- Machen rescinds everything and doesn’t expect ing, which resulted in a “commu- “We can do this by ourselves. vard in Inverness. retirement at UF anything back and we don’t de- nity-building” event. Over the How hard could it be?” Chronicle reporter Eryn Wor- Cancel the retirement party serve it. Girls will say ‘Why are years, dozens of businesses have Cinderella’s Closet has become thington can be contacted at 352- for University of Florida Presi- you doing this? I don’t deserve been credited with donations. a memorable production for the 563-5660, ext. 1334, or dent Bernie Machen. this.’ Sure you do!” This year, Davis gave a special single mom and teacher. How- eworthington@chronicle More than 100 volunteers have thank-you to Windmill Self Stor- ever, she has decided to pass the online.com. He agreed Tuesday to remain at the Gainesville campus at the urging of Gov. Rick Scott and the chairman of the university’s board of trustees, David Brown. Panel hears Anthony misdemeanor appeal In a written statement, Machen said he changed his Associated Press counts of lying to law en- warn suspects they can re- year-old daughter, Caylee. workers about Caylee’s dis- mind about retiring after Scott forcement officers. main silent and their state- After Caylee disappeared appearance and that she committed to support his goal DAYTONA BEACH — A Anthony’s attorneys ap- ments can be used against in the summer of 2008, An- had recently received a of making Florida a top 10 uni- Florida appellate court was pealed the misdemeanor them in court. The three thony told investigators a phone call from her versity. Florida is listed 17th asked Tuesday to decide convictions on the grounds judges on the Fifth District babysitter named Zenaida daughter. among national public univer- whether Casey Anthony was her statements were inad- Court of Appeals didn’t rule Gonzalez had kidnapped All of the statements were sities in annual higher educa- in police custody when she missible at her murder trial Tuesday. her daughter, that she lies and were the basis tion rankings published by made statements that led to since she hadn’t been read Anthony was acquitted in worked at Universal Stu- for her misdemeanor U.S. News & World Report. her being convicted of four her Miranda rights, which 2011 of murdering her 2- dios, that she had told co- convictions. — From staff and wire reports A4 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013 LOCAL CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE For the RECORD Citrus County three lorazepam tablets that glarizing a home on Roosevelt Highway, Inverness. ■A vandalism was reported at ■A vandalism was reported at Sheriff’s Office evening. She had difficulty per- Boulevard in Beverly Hills. Bond ■ A grand theft was reported 10:22 a.m. Friday, Jan. 4, in the 12:51 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 5, in forming sobriety tasks and tests $15,250. 3800 block of N. Turkey Oak the 3800 block of S. Alpine Ave., Domestic battery at 1:33 p.m. Jan. 5 in the 1800 arrests of her breath showed her blood Burglaries block of N.W. 16th St., Crystal Drive, Crystal River. Inverness. alcohol concentration was 0.76 ■ ■ A residential burglary was River. Jeffrey Keel, 54, of Owens percent. The legal limit is 0.08 reported at 9:59 p.m. Friday, Jan. ■ A larceny petit theft was re- Cross, Ala., at 1:47 a.m. Satur- percent. Bond $10,500. ON THE NET day on a misdemeanor charge of 4, in the 2600 block of E. ported at 2:20 p.m. Jan. 5 in the domestic battery. No bond. Other arrests Monarch Court, Hernando. 2400 block of E. Gulf-to-Lake For more information about arrests made by the Highway, Inverness. Citrus County Sheriff’s Office, go to www.sheriff ■ Briana Pillaro-Estrada, ■ Christopher Stevensky ■ A residential burglary was citrus.org and click on the Public Information link, 18, of Inverness, at 5:54 a.m. Sr., 32, of Inverness, at 1 a.m. reported at 12:45 a.m. Saturday, ■ A grand theft was reported then on Arrest Reports. Sunday on a misdemeanor Saturday on a felony charge of Jan. 5, in the 3500 block of S. at 5:06 p.m. Jan. 5 in the 4000 charge of domestic battery. No burglary of an unoccupied resi- Highlands Ave., Inverness. block of N. Bloom Point, Crystal Also under Public Information on the CCSO website, bond. dence. Bond $5,000. ■ A vehicle burglary was re- River. click on Crime Mapping for a view of where each type ■ William Wagner, 60, of ■ Justin Wilson, 24, of Crys- ported at 11:19 a.m. Jan. 5 in the ■ A petit theft was reported at of crime occurs in Citrus County. Click on Offense Dunnellon, at 8:32 p.m. Sunday tal River, at 9:55 a.m. Saturday 6100 block of W. Pine Circle, 6:27 p.m. Jan. 5 in the 2400 Reports to see lists of burglary, theft and vandalism. on a misdemeanor charge of do- on misdemeanor charges tres- Crystal River. block of E. Gulf-to-Lake High- For the Record reports are also archived online at mestic battery. No bond. passing in an occupied structure ■ A residential burglary was way, Inverness. www.chronicleonline.com. or conveyance and battery. Bond reported at 12:37 p.m. Jan. 5 in ■ A larceny petit theft was re- DUI arrests Citrus County Sheriff’s Office/Fire Rescue Chief Larry $1,500. the 100 block of N.E. 11th St., ported at 8:04 a.m. Sunday, Jan. ■ Dirk Trickel, 25, of East Morabito said the fire service is seeking volunteers to ■ Shyzzam Shackleford Jr., Crystal River. 6, in the 8500 block of W. Peri- North Street, Inverness, at 2:21 serve alongside paid staff at all stations. For informa- 18, of North MLK Jr. Avenue, ■ winkle Lane, Homosassa. a.m. Saturday on a misdemeanor A vehicle burglary was re- tion, call John Beebe, volunteer coordinator, at Clearwater, at 11:41 a.m. Satur- ported at 2:44 p.m. Jan. 5 in the ■ A larceny petit theft was re- charge of driving under the influ- day on a misdemeanor charge of 352-527-5406. ence. According to his arrest affi- 2600 block of S. Pebble Brook ported at 1:13 p.m. Jan. 6 in the retail petit theft. Bond $500. The “Sheriff’s 10-43” show airs on TV station WYKE, davit, he was pulled over on U.S. Drive, Homosassa. 500 block of Independence ■ digital channel 47 and Bright House cable channel 16. 19 in Crystal River. Tests of his Sean Colaci, 30, of West ■ A residential burglary was Highway, Inverness. The show features interviews with sheriff’s office staff breath showed his blood alcohol Nobel Street, Orlando, at 2:47 reported at 7:21 p.m. Jan. 5 at ■ A grand theft was reported from all areas of the agency. It also features Sheriff concentration was 0.251, 0.211 p.m. Saturday on a misde- Poppy Court, Homosassa. at 2:06 p.m. Jan. 6 in the 7200 meanor charge of retail petit Jeff Dawsy taking live calls during the entire show on and 0.241 percent. The legal limit ■ A residential burglary was block of S. Aloysia Ave., Floral theft. Bond $500. the last Wednesday monthly. is 0.08 percent. Bond $500. reported at 10:04 p.m. Jan. 5 in City. ■ ■ Anthony Orfin Jr., 57, of Debroe Bailey, 34, of West the 9900 block of E. Perch Court, ■ A petit theft was reported at The Sexual Predator Unit is responsible for tracking all West Olive Branch Loop, Crystal Cave Court, Hernando, at 1:44 Inverness. 6:03 p.m. Jan. 6 in the 5500 registered sexual offenders and predators in the a.m. Sunday on a misdemeanor River, at 7:57 p.m. Sunday on a ■ A commercial burglary was block of W. Oaklawn St., Ho- county. Click on the Sexual Offender Information link charge of resisting an officer misdemeanor charge of driving reported at 3:19 a.m. Sunday, mosassa. on the CCSO website. without violence. Bond $500. under the influence. According to Jan. 6, in the 9900 block of N. Vandalisms ■ his arrest affidavit, he crashed William Nimnicht, 24, of Citrus Ave., Crystal River. West Liberty Street, Hernando, into a dirt mound in the area of ■ A commercial burglary was at 8:21 a.m. Sunday on a Citrus County Road 486 and Pine reported at 11:34 a.m. Jan. 6 in County warrant for violation of Ridge Boulevard. He had diffi- the 60 block of N.E. U.S. 19, culty performing sobriety tasks probation on an original felony Legal notices in today’s Citrus County Chronicle Crystal River. and refused to submit to a test of charge of grand theft of a firearm. ■ A residential burglary was his breath. Bond $500. No bond. ■ reported at 1:42 p.m. Jan. 6 in ■ Cheri Banks, 42, of West Anthony Giddens, 22, of the 20 block off Roosevelt Blvd., City of Crystal River ...... C3 East Perry Street, Inverness, at Wild Pine Circle, Beverly Hills, at Beverly Hills. 9:48 p.m. Sunday on misde- 1 p.m. Sunday on a Citrus meanor charges of driving under County warrant for violation of Thefts Fictitious Name Notices ...... C10 the influence and driving while li- probation on an original felony ■ A petit theft was reported at cense suspended or revoked. charge of possession of a con- 4:38 p.m. Friday, Jan. 4, in the Meeting Notices...... C10 According to her arrest affidavit, trolled substance. No bond. 2400 block of E. Gulf-to-Lake a witness reported Banks ran ■ Harvey Medina, 36, of Highway, Inverness. him off the road and had been South Columbus Street, Beverly ■ A grand theft was reported Miscellaneous Notices ...... C10 following him around the parking Hills, at 2:16 p.m. Sunday on a at 7:35 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 5, in lot of Fort Island Gulf Beach in felony charge of burglary of an the 6800 block of S. Threshold her vehicle. He also said her ve- occupied residence and a mis- Point, Homosassa. Notice to Creditors/Administration...... C10 hicle hit his vehicle. Banks told a demeanor charge of criminal ■ A larceny petit theft was re- law enforcement officer she had mischief. According to his arrest ported at 11:13 a.m. Jan. 5 in the Tax Deed Notices ...... C10 consumed a pint of vodka and affidavit, he is accused of bur- 2400 block of E. Gulf-to-Lake 000DM1W

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Kennedy had concerns about moving 50 to 60 stu- SCHOOL dents from Central Ridge Continued from Page A1 to Citrus Springs Elemen- tary. He noted Central “From a parent, that Ridge’s population in- would be wonderful,” he cludes 69 students who said of the proposed high have “out-of-zone” waivers. school rezoning. Of those, 20 are “This makes logical children of school sense.” staff. He said it Chuck Dixon, di- wasn’t fair to relo- rector of planning cate 50 Central and growth man- Ridge students agement, had rec- when the school ommended several population in- boundary changes cludes a similar amount of students to ease student Pat populations at Deutschman who are actually Pleasant Grove and Citrus County zoned to another Forest Ridge ele- school board school. mentary schools. member. Deutschman Plans included said she didn’t moving groups of think the rezoning students to Citrus was necessary, es- Springs Elemen- pecially consider- tary, Central Ridge ing the anxiety Elementary, Her- brought upon par- nando Elementary, ents and students Inverness Primary who are forced to and Floral City Ele- change schools. mentary schools. Thomas “We tend to re- MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle Dixon said the Kennedy zone the same Following Angela Vick’s swearing-in ceremony, the new clerk reads the Loyalty Oath of Deputy Clerks to her staff plan would equal- Citrus County pockets of people,” members. ize student popula- school board she said. “They go tions in the member. this way, they go added responsibilities, Vick Strifler’s predecessor, the “We are so far ahead of district’s elemen- that way.” VICK said eliminating her job late Walt Connors, had the some of the offices in the tary schools. All elemen- While dismissing the el- saved about $40,000. job for 20 years before he state,” he said during an in- tary schools but Pleasant ementary rezoning, board Continued from Page A1 “This journey has just retired, giving way to terview. “Between Betty Grove are under capacity. members agreed the high wound its way here,” she Strifler. and Angela, it’s an exciting Board members found school rezoning makes responsibilities among cur- said. “It’s just the most nat- Howard complimented place to be.” fault with the plans, how- sense. Dixon said with rent employees and decid- ural thing in the world.” Strifler and Vick for leading Contact Chronicle re- ever. They said elementary Crystal River’s new en- ing not to fill her old job. Circuit Court Judge Ric the way in technological ad- porter Mike Wright at 352- rezoning would only move trance off Turkey Oak While employees re- Howard noted the rarity of vances, including e-filing of 563-3228 or mwright@ population burdens from Drive, the affected stu- ceived pay bumps with the swearing in a new clerk. civil court documents. chronicleonline.com. one school to another. For dents will be closer to example, proposals would CRHS than LHS. have moved 45 to 60 students The rezoning would not human services, 2007. However, the Nickerson. It would provide from Pleasant Grove or IPS impact students who will economic environ- county still had to a level of analysis to sustain to Floral City Elementary. be seniors next year. BOCC ment and culture maintain capital a legal challenge, Wesch Board member Pat Dixon scheduled two Continued from Page A1 and recreation. The projects “citizen-dri- said. This level would be be- Deutschman said Floral public meetings to gather Feb. 12 meeting will ven” from inception. yond what county staff could City cannot handle more parent input. The board is I’ll make is: We’re not in- cover transporta- The total budget provide. students without renova- expected to make a final cluding Duke Energy’s po- tion. The Feb. 26 of $231,773,880 was In other business: tions the district cannot af- decision on the rezoning in tential shortfall in this meeting will focus broken down to ■ After more than an ford. April. “I can’t see how we can Contact Chronicle re- budget when we talk about on physical environ- Scott show 33 percent hour of discussion, the these numbers,” Thorpe ment. March 12 will Adams goes to the general BOCC agreed to send an- justify moving a single stu- porter Mike Wright at 352- said. “We have not included be devoted to public Citrus County fund; $98.5 million other letter to the Citrus dent down there,” 563-3228 or mwright@ that in this document, be- safety and March 26 commissioner. comes from prop- County School Board about Deutschman said. chronicleonline.com. cause we don’t know what will look at the erty taxes; and $36 concerns some in the com- that will be. It’s a future budget for General Govern- million goes to constitu- munity have about impact GO ONLINE tional officers. The BOCC fees. threat that we’re going to ment. have to deal with. 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Church was born der was of the Catholic faith. Schwartz, 89, of Hernando, March 8, 1946, in Spring- She was born June Pulitzer Prize-winning jour- born in She enjoyed golf and was a Fla., passed away Sunday, 18, 1952, in nalist Richard Ben Cramer, field, Ill., the son of Alexan- member of Rainbow’s End Jan. 6, 2013, at Hospice of der and Dolores Church. He Jack- Manchester, whose narrative non-fiction sonville, Golf Club in Dunnellon. Citrus County, Inverness. He N.H., to the spanned presidential poli- was a Lutheran minister for was born in Buffalo, N.Y., on Gwen Fla., living Left to cherish her mem- late Nor- Bruce tics and the game of base- 40 years, serving his past 10 ory are her husband of 61 Oct. 30, 1923, to the late years at Gloria Dei Mason most of her man J. Wood ball, has died. He was 62. life in years, Robert; her daughter, Leroy John and Martha Wood and Cramer died Monday at Lutheran Church in Lees- Vivian (Paul) Ward of Citrus Louise (Keltz) Schwartz. burg, Fla. The Rev. Church Tampa where she met Gene his surviving mother, Lor- Johns Hopkins Hospital in Mason in junior high school. Springs; her son, Alan Place Charles was a Presbyterian raine (Pluff) Wood. He Baltimore from complica- moved to Beverly Hills, Fla., of Citrus Springs; her son, by faith, and arrived in this in 2002 from Waukegan, Ill. They were later married in moved to Florida nine years tions of lung cancer, his 1951. She taught Sunday Steven Place of Oxford, area in 2001, coming from ago with his partner agent, Philippa Brophy, The Rev. Church was pre- Maine; six sisters in South Canton, N.Y. He was a Pres- ceded in death by his school in Brandon and sang Richard Gosselin of 13 said. Cramer lived with his in the choir much of her life. Portland, Maine; five grand- byterian minister for 12 years. While residing in wife, Joan, on Maryland’s daughter, Deborah. Sur- children; and four great- years, a teacher and coach vivors include his wife of 44 She loved the Lord Jesus New Hampshire, he was Eastern Shore. Christ and was active in the grandchildren. for 19 years and held a Mas- employed by Milford Lum- Cramer won the 1979 years, Martha Jo Church of Sign the guest book at ter of Divinity degree from Beverly Hills, Fla.; his son, church. They moved to In- ber Co. in Milford, N.H., as Pulitzer Prize for interna- verness in 1987 and have www.chronicleonline.com. Yale University. He was a an accountant. He loved an- tional reporting from the Andrew Church and wife member of the U.S. Air Kelly of Indiana; his daugh- been active in Seven Rivers imals, arts and crafts, and Middle East while with the Presbyterian Church since Force and a World War II had an exceptional green Philadelphia Inquirer. ter, Rebecca Strube and veteran. husband Peter of Wisconsin; 1992. She was also active in thumb. His true passion was His other notable work in- Gideons International since Charles is survived by his spending time with his fam- cluded a best-selling biogra- his sister, Sandra Wall of loving wife of 17 years, Mar- Illinois; and his five grand- 1976. During that time, she ily and friends. He had a phy of New York Yankees held every office in the Cit- garet Schwartz. Other sur- contagious smile and a per- great Joe DiMaggio, an in- children. John ‘Jack’ vivors include one son, Paul A memorial service for rus County Camp Auxiliary sonality that was adored by fluential magazine profile of and served on the State cab- Schoch, 88 T. (Karen) Schwartz of Mari- many. another baseball star, Ted the Rev. Church will be at 2 etta, N.Y.; two daughters, p.m. Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013, inet for three years. CRYSTAL RIVER Left to cherish his memory Williams, and a critically ac- Gwen was primarily a lov- Jane D. Schwartz of Sequim, are his son, Jason A. Wood claimed, behind-the-scenes at Gloria Dei Lutheran John A. “Jack” Schoch, 88, ing wife, mother and home- Wash., and Suzanne M. and his wife Heather of An- account of the 1988 U.S. Church in Leesburg, Fla. In of Cedar Creek Assisted Liv- maker. Survivors include Schwartz of Ithaca, N.Y. He dover, N.H.; his daughter, presidential race, “What It lieu of flowers, memorial ing in Crystal River, passed her husband, Gene; her son, was preceded in death by Tiffany D. Dumensil and her Takes: The Way to the White may be given to Alzheimer’s away Friday, Jan. 4, 2013. A E.E. “TB” Mason Jr. (Lynne); one sister, Patricia Main. husband John of Manchester, House.” Research. Heinz Funeral native of Irvington, N.J., he her daughter, Linda Chap- A celebration of life me- N.H.; his seven grandsons, Cramer was known for an Home & Cremation in In- was born May 28, 1924, to man (Rye); her brother, morial service is scheduled Brandon, Deklan, Tristan, in-depth reporting style that verness is handling the Herbert and Hazel (Meyer) Wayne Overley (Betty); her for 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 12, Teigan, Devin, Johnathan involved spending signifi- arrangements. Schoch, one of two children. granddaughters, Beth Goins 2013, at First Presbyterian and Christian; five brothers, cant time with the subjects Sign the guest book at Jack moved to Homosassa (Todd), Melissa Pennello Church in Inverness. Norman Jr. Wood and Scott he profiled and recreating www.chronicleonline.com. in 1989 from Springfield, (Rob) and Heather Compton Arrangements are under Wood of Manchester, N.H., scenes with vivid color and N.J., where he retired as a (Shannon); and 11 great- the care of Chas. E. Davis Wayne Wood of Homosassa, dialogue. His 1986 profile of Lawrence plant superintendent with grandchildren. Funeral Home with Crema- Fla., Timothy Wood of Goffs- Williams in Esquire maga- Huard, 58 Houdaille Construction Ma- Funeral services will be tory in Inverness, Fla. town, N.H., and Douglas zine traced the arc of the INVERNESS terials and R.A. Hamilton conducted at 11:30 a.m. Sat- Sign the guest book at Wood of Glade Hill, Va.; one hitter’s career — including Company. Mr. Schoch was a urday, Jan. 12, 2013, at Seven www.chronicleonline.com. sister, Jane Wood of Man- his personal relationships Lawrence P. Huard,58, of U.S. Army sergeant and vet- Rivers Presbyterian Church chester, N.H.; many nieces and feelings on fame — Inverness, Fla., died Sun- eran of World War II, serv- in Lecanto. The Rev. Ray Susan Davis, 70 and nephews; and his former from early days to post- day, Jan. 6, 2013, at Citrus ing in the Pacific theater as Cortese will officiate. CRYSTAL RIVER wife of 27 years, Diane (Paris) baseball life in the Florida Memorial Hospital in Inver- a cryptographic techni- Gwen’s family will receive Carey of Manchester, N.H. Keys, where, Cramer wrote, ness. Lawrence was born cian. Jack was a life mem- Susan Elaine Davis, 70, of friends from 11 a.m. until There will not be any call- locals might run into him at Oct. 11, 1954, in Burlington, ber and past commander of Crystal River, died Friday, the hour of service. Inter- ing hours in Florida. A me- the tennis club, coffee bar or Vt., the son of Donald and American Legion Post No. Jan. 4, 2013, at Cypress Cove ment services will be at morial service and tackle shop. Elizabeth Huard. He was a 228 in Springfield. While liv- Care Center in Crystal Florida National Cemetery inurnment will be at a later “It was forty-five years financial secretary. ing in Springfield, Jack was River. Private cremation in Bushnell. In lieu of flow- date in Manchester, N.H. In ago, when achievements Lawrence moved to Inver- a deacon, elder and presi- arrangements are under the ers, it is requested contribu- lieu of flowers, donations with a bat first brought him ness in 2012 from Santa Bar- dent of the board of trustees care of Strickland Funeral tions be made to The may be made to the Hu- to the nation’s notice, that bara, Calif. He was a for First Presbyterian Home with Crematory in Gideons International, P.O. mane Society of America in Ted Williams began work on member of Our Lady of Fa- Church and was a Mason. Crystal River. Box 1183, Crystal River, FL his name. Arrangements are his defense. He wanted tima Catholic Church and His passions in life were for the placement of In under the care of Strickland fame, and wanted it with a sang in the choir. He was a fishing, golf, gardening, James Memory Bibles. Heinz Fu- Funeral Home of Crystal pure, hot eagerness that fourth degree knight in the woodworking and carving; Malley, 69 Knights of Columbus No. neral Home & Cremation in River, Fla. would have been embar- and along with his wife Lois, THE VILLAGES 6391 and served as their fi- Inverness, Fla., is handling Sign the guest book at rassing in a smaller man. who survives him, he was an But he could not stand nancial secretary. the arrangements. James Malley, 69, of The www.chronicleonline.com. avid Tampa Bay Rays fan. celebrity. This is a bitch of a Mr. Huard was preceded Sign the guest book at Villages, died Sunday, Jan. Mr. Schoch was also an ac- line to draw in America’s in death by his father, Don- www.chronicleonline.com. 6, 2013. Local arrangements Margaret tive member of the dust,” Cramer wrote. ald Huard Sr., and his are under the direction of Koteskey, 99 First United Methodist His book on the 1988 pres- brother, Donald Huard II. Mary-Ethel Brown Funeral Home & FORMERLY Church of Homosassa and a idential race delved into the Survivors include his Reiter, 89 Crematory in Lecanto with OF INVERNESS proud volunteer for Habitat lives and careers of the can- mother, Elizabeth Huard of SUGARMILL WOODS for Humanity. services taking place at a Margaret M. Koteskey, 99, didates, explaining how Inverness, Fla.; his brother, In addition to his wife of later date in Mt. Pleasant, Mary-Ethel Reiter, 86, of formerly of Inverness, died eventual winner George Michael Huard and wife nearly 64 years, Lois Mich. Sugarmill Woods and Ho- Thursday, Dec. 20, 2012, in H.W. Bush had early in his Cynthia of Crystal River, Schoch, also of Cedar Creek mosassa, Fla., died Monday, Colorado. Services will be at political career resisted the Fla.; and his sister, Mary Assisted Living, he is sur- Anne Dec. 31, 2012, at Seven 11 a.m. Friday, Jan. 11, at urging by advisers to speak Elizabeth Latimer and hus- vived by his sons, John A. Rivers Re- Brogdon, 91 Hernando Nazarene openly about his war record band Michael of Canton, Schoch Jr. (Jamie), gional Med- LECANTO Church. Burial will be the or the death of his young N.Y. Naperville, Ill., and James ical Center following day at Oak Ridge daughter from leukemia — A Mass of Christian burial C. Schoch (Bernadette), Anne Brogdon, 91, of in Crystal Cemetery in Inverness. personal topics he later dis- for Mr. Huard will be at 10 Elizabethtown, Pa.; his five Lecanto, died Saturday, Jan. River, Fla. Chas. E. Davis Funeral cussed movingly during his a.m. Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, grandchildren, Alyson, 5, 2013. Services will be at 11 Born Dec. Home with Crematory in In- presidential campaign. at Our Lady of Fatima Karyn, Megan, Brad and a.m. Saturday, Jan. 12, at 30, 1926, in verness is handling the His 2000 biography of Catholic Church in Inver- Bryan; and two great-grand- Strano-Feeley Funeral Lynbrook, arrangements. DiMaggio, “Joe DiMaggio: ness. Burial will be at Hills children, Logan and Aiden. Home in Newark, Del. Local Long Island, The Hero’s Life” made best- of Rest Cemetery in Floral In lieu of flowers, make arrangements by Chas. E. N.Y., to the seller lists and offered a City, Fla. Heinz Funeral Mary-Ethel memorial contributions to Davis Funeral Home with Wanda late Lee and complex, multi-faceted por- Home & Cremation in In- Reiter First United Methodist Crematory in Inverness. McKeever, 74 Ethel Gher- trayal of his life and career. verness, Fla., is handling Church, 8831 W. Bradshaw CRYSTAL RIVER ity, she moved with her late the arrangements. Blvd., Homosassa, FL 34448. Evelyn husband, Walter Reiter, to Sign the guest book at A memorial service will be Wanda Lou McKeever, 74, OBITUARIES Sugarmill Woods in 1985 Whitman, 90 www.chronicleonline.com. scheduled at a later date. of Crystal River, died Mon- from Wantagh, Long Island, CRYSTAL RIVER Wilder Funeral Home in day, Jan. 7, 2013. Private cre- Obituaries must be N.Y. After Mary-Ethel grad- verified with the funeral Rudolph ‘Rudy’ Homosassa is handling the Evelyn Marie Whitman, mation will take place uated from Malverne High home or society in Montana, 71 arrangements. www.wilder 90, of Crystal River, died under the direction of School in Long Island, she Brown Funeral Home & charge of arrangements. CITRUS COUNTY funeral.com. Monday, Jan. 7, 2013, at her worked briefly as a secre- home in Crystal River Crematory in Lecanto. Rudolph “Rudy” Mon- tary for a New York City under the care of Hospice of firm before her marriage to Frederick tana, 71, of Citrus County, Bowen, 92 Citrus County. Private cre- Fla., passed away Monday, Walter that lasted for 61 mation arrangements are Chas. E. Davis OCALA Funeral Home With Crematory Jan. 7, 2013, at Sunshine years prior to his passing in under the care of Strickland 2010. She and Walter were “Your Trusted Family-Owned LOUISE MATSON Gardens in Crystal River, Frederick Charles Bowen, Funeral Home with Crema- members of Sugarmill Funeral Home for 50 Years” Service: Thurs 1:00 PM - Chapel Fla. He was born May 2, 92, of Ocala, died Thursday, tory in Crystal River. JOHN LUC Woods Country Club. 1941, in Vineland, N.J., to the Jan. 3, 2013. Private arrange- Service: Thurs. 6:00 PM She is survived by her Serv: Fri. 11:30 AM - FL Nat’l Cemetery late William and Lena (Com- ments are under the direc- trickland MAURICE MCDANIEL brother-in-law, Paul Reiter, OBITUARIES S parri) Montana. Rudy was a tion of Brown Funeral Home Service: Fri. 4:00 PM of Pittsburgh, Pa.; two Funeral Home and Crematory HERMAN ROESCH teacher at Remapo High & Crematory in Lecanto. The Citrus County Chroni- Gathering: Sat. 10:00 AM nieces, Leslie (Kevin) Young Funeral Directors DORIS SAND School in Franklin Lakes, cle’s policy permits free C. Lyman Strickland & Tom L. Pace and family of Mt. Lebanon, Private Arrangements N.J., for 30 years, and former Clyde and paid obituaries. 1901 SE H WY . 19 JERE COPPEDGE president of the Sugarloaf Pa., and Christine (Tony) C RYSTAL R IVER Private Arrangements Hardison, 84 Phone 352-563-5660 JAMES RYAN Shores Property Owners As- Salah and family of San 000c2nv DUNNELLON for details. 352-795-2678 Private Arrangements sociation in Sugarloaf, Fla. Mateo, Calif. www.stricklandfuneralhome.com 726-8323 000DOS0 Funeral arrangements He arrived in this area six Clyde Hardison, 84, of are being handled by Wilder years ago, coming from the Dunnellon, died Monday, Funeral Home and any con- Florida Keys, and previ- Dec. 31, 2013. Private cre- dolences may be offered at ously, from New Jersey. mation will take place We Have a their website, www.wilder Rudy was a Catholic by faith, under the direction of funeral.com. and a member of the Demo- Brown Funeral Home & Train Load cratic Club of Citrus County. Crematory in Lecanto. OF HOMOSASSA, Inc. He enjoyed reading, cook- Earl Beatty, 88 of Top Notch ing, gardening, listening to INVERNESS www.verticalblindsofhomosassa.com Doo-Wop music and restor- To Place Your More New & Used ing his El Camino. Earl Raymond Beatty, 88, He was predeceased by of Inverness, died Saturday, “ In Memory ” ad, Than Just Save Big Furniture one sister, Betty Medio. Sur- Jan. 5, 2013. A private cre- On New Mattress & Box Springs! mation will take place Saralynne vivors include his loving Lorrie Verticals • Ethan Allen wife of 41 years, Margaret under the direction of Miller QUEEN $ • Thomasville (Aversa) Montana. 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000DHBZ 000DN12 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE BUSINESS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013 A7 TVs with ‘ultra-high definition’ unveiled Gadget show CES GADGET SHOW IN LAS VEGAS ■ BY THE NUMBERS: The Consumer Electronics Asso- reveals newest ciation, which organizes the show, expects attendance close to the 156,000 people who turned out last year. That’s pretty much at capacity for Las Vegas, which television sets has about 150,000 hotel rooms. The show spans some 1.9 million square feet of booths and exhibits, Associated Press which is equivalent to 33 football fields. LAS VEGAS — The race ■ LOCATION: The Las Vegas Convention Center and to make TVs larger and nearby hotels. larger has created a colossal ■ DATES: After Monday evening’s kickoff speech by problem for manufacturers: Qualcomm Inc. CEO Paul Jacobs, the show floor is As screens grow, picture open Tuesday through Friday. quality worsens — unless ■ VISITING: the viewer moves farther CES is only open to those in the consumer electronics industry. A business card or other business away from the screen. ID is required. The general public cannot attend. The issue is playing out in cozy dens and family rooms — Associated Press around the world. To get the full benefit of a large high- Associated Press recent holiday shopping There’s also no standard definition screen, viewers A model stands next to Samsung 110-inch 4k Ultra HD TV at the Samsung booth Tuesday season, according to re- way of getting content to the must move back from their at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. search firm NPD Group. TV, although Sony took the sets. Because the ideal view- Hampering sales even lead in making movies shot ing distance is no closer stance, will recognize an ex- the diagonal length of the well within the spending further, ultra-HD faces an- in native ultra-HD make it than three times the height panded range of gestures so screen, which is about a range of early adopters. other problem: There’s very to market. of your screen, or about one people can swipe through third closer than before — “I hope you can see that little content. Since 2004, Sony Corp.’s 84-inch ultra- and a half times the diago- on-screen menus in a way without losing clarity. That 4K is not the future, it’s now, only about 50 movies have HD model, which it un- nal length, big TVs have lit- that revolutionizes the old could be appealing to big- and Sony is leading the been shot with an ultra-HD veiled in November, comes erally forced many families’ remote control. screen fanatics who live in way,” said Sony CEO Kazuo camera. They include the with a computer server ca- backs against the wall. Samsung President Boo- small spaces. Hirai. James Bond hit “Skyfall” pable of storing and playing This year, TV makers are Keun Yoon said the new fea- Ultra-HD sets come as It could be a few years be- and the Batman sequel, back giant movie files. It’s doing their best to give tures are a response to the small as new models from fore prices come down “The Dark Knight Rises.” definitely not affordable for huge-screen fanatics more increased choices consumers LG and Sony, which stretch enough for the masses to Only a handful of movies most people, however, and breathing room. New “ultra- have in what they watch. 55 inches diagonally. And es- justify buying ultra-HD TVs, shot on film, including “Taxi the TV unit with the server high-definition” sets were “We have developed TVs timated prices are dropping especially considering U.S. Driver,” have been con- thrown in has a price tag of shown off Monday by LG that respond to people’s from the tens of thousands TV buyers spent a record- verted to ultra-HD. $25,000. Electronics Inc., Sharp needs and lifestyles, TVs to below $10,000, bringing low average of $364 on flat- Corp., Sony Corp. and Sam- that know in advance what these multi-megapixel TVs screen TVs during the sung Electronics Co. at the people want to watch, TVs International CES gadget that have the power to cre- Homosassa 621-7700 show in Las Vegas. ate the ultimate lean-back Crystal River 795-8600 F REE I NSPECTIONS Consumers tend to buy a experience,” Yoon said. 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000DO1K A8 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013 STOCKS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE THE MARKET IN REVIEW

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MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) Here are the 825 most active stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, 765 Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %YTD Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %YTD Name Vol(00) Last Chg Name Vol(00) Last Chg Name Vol(00) Last Chg most active on the Nasdaq National Market and 116 most active on the Ameri- AK Steel ...... 4.69 -.21 +2.0 McDnlds 3.08 3.4 17 90.94 +.03 +3.1 BkofAm 1637857 11.98 -.11 Rentech 33240 2.84 +.05 SiriusXM 711917 3.14 +.06 can Stock Exchange. Tables show name, price and net change. AT&T Inc 1.80 5.2 45 34.35 -.59 +1.9 Microsoft .92 3.5 14 26.55 -.14 -.6 Ametek s .24 .6 21 38.54 -.05 +2.6 MotrlaSolu 1.04 1.9 24 55.94 -.64 +.5 S&P500ETF975353 145.55 -.42 CheniereEn 23864 20.18 -.03 Intel 480297 21.09 -.16 Name: Stocks appear alphabetically by the company’s full name (not abbrevia- SprintNex 646778 5.97 +.01 Vringo 22717 3.30 -.33 Facebook n 444917 29.06 -.36 ABInBev 1.57 1.8 ... 86.29 -1.31 -1.3 NextEraEn 2.40 3.4 14 71.30 +.75 +3.0 tion). Names consisting of initials appear at the beginning of each letter’s list. BkofAm .04 .3 32 11.98 -.11 +3.2 Penney ...... 18.99 -.97 -3.7 NokiaCp 531351 4.05 -.17 NA Pall g 21598 1.52 -.07 Microsoft 439684 26.55 -.14 Last: Price stock was trading at when exchange closed for the day. FordM 461532 13.35 -.08 NovaGld g 18973 4.85 +.01 RschMotn 335624 11.91 -.04 CapCtyBk ...... 12.04 +.11 +5.8 PiedmOfc .80 4.3 16 18.42 +.15 +2.0 Chg: Loss or gain for the day. No change indicated by ... CntryLink 2.90 7.3 36 39.73 -.40 +1.6 RegionsFn .04 .5 ... 7.40 -.06 +3.8 Stock Footnotes: cld - Issue has been called for redemption by company. d - New 52-week Citigroup .04 .1 13 42.46 -.01 +7.3 SearsHldgs ...... 40.16 -2.76 -2.9 GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) low. dd – Loss in last 12 mos. ec - Company formerly listed on the American Exchange’s CmwREIT 1.00 6.2 29 16.11 -.27 +1.7 Smucker 2.08 2.3 21 89.09 -.80 +3.3 Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Emerging Company Marketplace. h - temporary exmpt from Nasdaq capital and surplus list- Disney .75 1.5 16 50.76 -.21 +1.9 SprintNex ...... 5.97 +.01 +5.3 TCF Fn wt 2.09 +.24 +13.0 Orbital 4.08 +.67 +19.6 WashFstBk 14.00 +3.00 +27.3 ing qualification. n - Stock was a new issue in the last year. The 52-week high and low fig- DukeEn rs 3.06 4.7 18 64.90 +.15 +1.7 TexInst .84 2.7 20 31.55 -.37 +2.1 Team 41.88 +4.79 +12.9 BioTime 3.88 +.43 +12.5 PerionNwk 11.35 +1.90 +20.1 ures date only from the beginning of trading. pf - Preferred stock issue. pr - Preferences. pp - EPR Prop 3.00 6.5 20 45.93 -.07 -.4 TimeWarn 1.04 2.1 18 50.15 +1.03 +4.9 TrinaSolar 5.20 +.49 +10.4 Aerocntry 16.14 +1.18 +7.9 PacBiosci 2.12 +.32 +17.8 Holder owes installments of purchase price. rt - Right to buy security at a specified price. s - ExxonMbl 2.28 2.6 11 88.48 +.55 +2.2 UniFirst .15 .2 16 81.72 -.42 +11.5 Ferro 4.23 +.36 +9.3 BovieMed 2.60 +.16 +6.6 ThrshdPhm 4.86 +.61 +14.4 Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the last year. wi - Trades will be settled when the FordM .20 1.5 11 13.35 -.08 +3.1 VerizonCm 2.06 4.8 40 43.10 -1.07 -.4 SignetJwlrs 58.70 +4.87 +9.0 MtnPDia g 4.67 +.27 +6.1 CharmCom 4.24 +.50 +13.4 stock is issued. wd - When distributed. wt - Warrant, allowing a purchase of a stock. u - New GenElec .76 3.6 16 20.90 -.23 -.4 Vodafone 1.54 5.9 ... 26.21 -.33 +4.0 52-week high. un - Unit, including more than one security. vj - Company in bankruptcy or re- HomeDp 1.16 1.8 22 63.22 +.38 +2.2 WalMart 1.59 2.3 14 68.59 +.19 +.5 LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) ceivership, or being reorganized under the bankruptcy law. Appears in front of the name. Intel .90 4.3 9 21.09 -.16 +2.3 Walgrn 1.10 2.9 17 38.17 +.14 +3.1 Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. IBM 3.40 1.8 13 192.87 -.27 +.7 YRC Wwde ...... 6.75 +.16 ... IFM Inv rs 2.20 -.39 -15.1 Aerosonic 3.51 -.37 -9.5 MedicActn 4.05 -.69 -14.6 Lowes .64 1.8 21 34.78 +.02 -2.1 CnElBras pf 4.70 -.51 -9.8 Vringo 3.30 -.33 -9.1 UniPixel 16.75 -2.28 -12.0 INDEXES JPM2x10yT 27.10 -2.91 -9.7 MGTCap rs 3.45 -.34 -9.0 ChiAutL rs 2.71 -.34 -11.1 TO REQUEST STOCKS & FUNDS Fusion-io 19.16 -2.04 -9.6 TriangPet 5.84 -.55 -8.6 BFC Cp pf 26.29 -3.20 -10.9 52-Week Net % YTD % 52-wk RadioShk 2.08 -.17 -7.6 SoCTBcp 2.22 -.17 -7.1 CombiM rs 5.29 -.63 -10.6 High Low Name Last Chg Chg Chg % Chg Request stocks or mutual funds to be listed here by writing 13,661.72 12,035.09Dow Jones Industrials 13,328.85 -55.44 -.41 +1.71 +6.95 DIARY DIARY DIARY 5,539.00 4,795.28Dow Jones Transportation 5,492.29 -21.21 -.38 +3.50 +6.18 the Chronicle, Attn: Stock Requests, 1624 N. Meadowcrest Advanced 1,504 Advanced 254 Advanced 1,148 499.82 435.57Dow Jones Utilities 458.46 -.91 -.20 +1.19 +1.16 Blvd., Crystal River, FL 34429; or call 563-5660. Include Declined 1,498 Declined 175 Declined 1,297 8,674.48 7,222.88NYSE Composite 8,604.38 -32.53 -.38 +1.91 +12.20 Unchanged 128 Unchanged 37 Unchanged 116 2,509.57 2,164.87Amex Index 2,399.34 +.40 +.02 +1.85 +3.50 the name of the stock, market and ticker symbol. For mu- Total issues 3,130 Total issues 466 Total issues 2,561 3,196.93 2,662.96Nasdaq Composite 3,091.81 -7.00 -.23 +2.39 +14.41 tual funds, list parent company, symbol and the exact name New Highs 207 New Highs 13 New Highs 99 1,474.51 1,266.74S&P 500 1,457.15 -4.74 -.32 +2.17 +12.78 New Lows 3 New Lows 4 New Lows 9 15,465.88 13,248.92Wilshire 5000 15,364.43 -42.57 -.28 +2.46 +13.29 of the fund. Staff will not provide real-time quotes. Volume 3,518,878,071 Volume 83,220,924 Volume 1,708,130,537 880.47 729.75Russell 2000 874.70 -1.10 -.13 +2.98 +14.38 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

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Shutterfly 32.40 -.05 Norway 5.5964 5.5892 AcordaTh 27.26 -1.12 UniPixel 16.75 -2.28 BebeStrs 3.65 +.01 Comverse 3.83 -.04 Fastenal 47.56 -.26 Infinera 6.46 -.15 Mellanox 47.76 -2.31 PeregrinP 2.33 -.10 SigmaAld 75.79 +.27 Peru 2.549 2.547 ActivsBliz 10.99 -.19 BedBath 56.38 -.04 ConcurTch 70.06 -.16 FifthStFin 10.80 +.09 InfinityPh 34.89 -1.25 MemorialP 18.12 -.22 PerionNwk 11.35 +1.90 SignatBk 73.34 -.96 Unilife 2.48 +.13 AdobeSy 38.14 +.20 Poland 3.14 3.14 BioRefLab 29.03 -.65 Conmed 28.10 +.02 FifthThird 15.44 -.14 Informat 31.53 +.85 MentorGr 16.45 -.19 Perrigo 108.86 -.17 SilicnImg 4.52 -.14 UtdNtrlF 52.32 -1.19 Adtran 20.72 -.09 Biocryst 1.60 -.05 Conns 28.44 -.14 FnclInst 18.88 -.21 InnerWkgs 14.33 -.07 MercadoL 83.43 +.81 PetSmart 68.03 -.98 SilcnLab 41.61 -.73 UtdOnln 5.86 +.03 Russia 30.3065 30.3453 AdvEnId 13.61 -.19 BiogenIdc 144.39 -2.03 ConsuPtf 6.25 +.64 Finisar 16.10 -.25 Insulet 22.44 ... MergeHlth 2.60 -.03 Pharmacyc 65.12 +.90 Slcnware 5.26 -.15 US Enr 1.65 ... Singapore 1.2296 1.2292 AdventSoft 23.60 +.48 BioMarin 51.84 -.30 CopanoEn 33.00 -.20 FinLine 17.55 +.38 IntgDv 7.41 -.23 Microchp 32.58 -.59 PhotrIn 5.75 -.03 SilvStd g 15.11 +.58 UtdTherap 52.64 -.28 Aegerion 25.76 -.24 So. Africa 8.5792 8.5755 BioSante rs 1.43 +.14 Copart s 30.44 -.39 FstCashFn 48.96 -.23 Intel 21.09 -.16 MicronT 7.23 +.05 PilgrimsP 8.02 -.26 Sina 51.81 -.76 Aegion 23.13 +.46 UnivDisp 26.43 -2.03 So. Korea 1063.46 1063.03 BioScrip 11.40 +.03 CorinthC 2.66 +.04 FstNiagara 8.25 -.01 Inteliquent 2.77 -.11 MicrosSys 42.61 -.41 Plexus 24.31 -1.49 Sinclair 13.12 +.24 AEtern grs 2.55 -.04 UnivFor 39.99 -.14 BlkRKelso 10.39 -.02 CorOnDem 30.38 -.27 FstSolar 31.02 -.35 InteractB 14.23 -.03 Microsoft 26.55 -.14 Polycom 10.98 -.35 Sinovac h 3.24 ... Sweden 6.5494 6.5041 Affymax 20.98 -.29 UranmRs h .44 +.05 BloominB n 16.31 +.06 CoronadoB 5.63 +.06 FstMerit 15.00 -.08 InterDig 43.25 -.49 MillerHer 22.14 -.15 Popular rs 21.90 -.09 SiriusXM 3.14 +.06 Affymetrix 3.49 +.10 UrbanOut 41.18 +.34 Switzerlnd .9239 .9216 Blucora 16.20 +.24 Costco 101.18 -.19 Fiserv 81.60 +.39 Intrface 16.06 -.16 Mindspeed 4.63 -.20 Power-One 4.46 -.11 Skullcandy 6.87 +.15 Taiwan 29.05 29.05 AirMethd s 38.63 -.34 BlueNile 37.16 -1.91 Cray Inc 16.48 -.32 FiveBelw n 32.85 +.08 InterMune 10.39 -.35 Misonix 7.08 -.18 PwShs QQQ 66.52 -.13 SkyWest 13.46 +.09 V-W-X-Y-Z AkamaiT 40.14 -.63 BobEvans 42.97 -.07 Cree Inc 31.44 -.36 Flextrn 6.27 -.12 IntlSpdw 28.70 +.38 MitekSys 4.00 +.24 PriceTR 67.85 -.48 SkywksSol 20.41 -.85 Thailand 30.42 30.44 Akorn 14.06 +.42 BoulderBr 12.70 +.05 Crocs 15.23 -.13 FlowInt 3.92 +.11 Intersil 8.44 -.06 Molex 28.03 -.29 PrSmrt 75.75 -1.48 SmartTc g 1.85 +.12 VCA Ant 21.84 -.21 Turkey 1.7788 1.7806 Alexion 97.49 +.18 BreitBurn 19.69 -.01 CrosstexE 15.05 -.15 FocusMda 25.79 +.11 Intuit 61.62 -.50 Momenta 12.02 -.51 priceline 657.42 +.04 SmithWes 8.76 +.12 VOXX Intl 7.58 +.08 U.A.E. 3.6730 3.6730 Alexza rs 4.74 -.06 Brightcv n 8.96 -.30 CrosstxLP 15.76 -.27 Fortinet 19.09 +.03 IridiumCm 6.76 -.17 Mondelez 26.68 +.02 Primoris 15.86 +.12 SodaStrm 47.15 +.06 ValueClick 19.44 -.13 AlignTech 28.25 -.69 Broadcom 34.02 -.39 Ctrip.com 23.36 -.34 Fossil Inc 98.38 +2.53 IronwdPh 14.00 +.73 MonPwSys 22.31 +.13 PrivateB 16.16 -.11 Sohu.cm 46.45 -1.37 VanSTCpB 80.28 +.08 Uruguay 19.2799 19.2799 Alkermes 21.13 -.07 BrcdeCm 5.36 -.14 CubistPh 44.09 +.15 FosterWhl 24.74 -.09 Isis 11.92 +1.28 MonstrBv s 50.73 +.67 PrUPQQQ s 54.97 -.32 SolarCap 23.83 -1.07 Venzuel 4.2980 4.2927 AllotComm 13.59 -.76 VanIntCpB 87.92 +.23 BrukerCp 16.14 -.28 Curis 3.45 +.03 Francesca 27.13 -.40 Itron 44.88 +.16 Motricity h .47 +.05 ProceraN 18.11 +.06 SolarCity n 14.73 -1.24 VeecoInst 30.79 +.45 AllscriptH 9.79 +.08 BuffaloWW 74.22 -2.43 Cyberonics 55.33 +2.58 FredsInc 12.71 -.12 Ixia 17.52 -.25 Move Inc 8.07 +.07 PrognicsPh 3.40 +.06 Solazyme 8.05 -.22 AlteraCp lf 34.51 -.76 Velti 5.08 -.09 CA Inc 22.83 +.01 Cymer 89.56 -.44 FreeSeas h .42 +.20 MultimGm 13.89 -.24 ProgrsSoft 22.49 +.09 SoltaMed 2.71 -.01 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All oth- AlterraCap 28.99 +.34 J-K-L Venaxis rs 2.46 -.26 CBOE 31.23 -.11 CypSemi 10.12 -.93 FreshMkt 46.15 +.86 Mylan 27.78 -.13 PUShQQQ rs 37.75 +.21 SonicCorp 10.79 +.09 ers show dollar in foreign currency. Altisrce n 91.53 +4.02 CH Robins 63.21 +.06 CytRx rs 2.23 +.08 FrontierCm 4.33 -.13 JA Solar rs 5.15 +.33 MyriadG 26.74 +.23 ProspctCap 11.16 -.06 Sonus 2.20 -.01 VBradley 23.84 -.51 Alvarion h .46 +.02 CME Grp s 52.90 -.59 Cytokinet h .90 +.09 FuelCell h 1.11 +.05 JDS Uniph 13.84 -.30 NIC Inc 16.03 -.19 ProsGlRs n 1.26 -.08 SouMoBc 23.45 +.31 Verisign 39.89 -.17 Amarin 8.38 -.32 CTC Media 8.11 -.04 Cytori 2.87 +.06 FultonFncl 10.39 -.08 JackHenry 40.88 -.19 NICESys 34.68 +.32 Prothena n 6.00 -.29 Sourcefire 44.45 -.80 Verisk 53.90 +.64 MONEY RATES Amazon 266.38 -2.08 CVB Fncl 11.01 -.03 D-E-F G-H-I Jamba 2.54 +.04 NII Hldg 6.40 -.41 PureCycle 3.00 +.04 SpectPh 11.74 -.27 VertxPh 48.50 +1.21 ACapAgy 30.76 +.04 Cadence 13.68 +.27 JamesRiv 3.26 -.21 NPS Phm 9.14 +.20 QIAGEN 18.72 +.10 SpiritAir 18.50 +.26 ViacomB 57.04 +.75 Yesterday Pvs Day AmCapLtd 12.88 -.08 Caesars n 7.40 -.05 DFC Glbl 18.66 -.15 GT AdvTc 3.33 -.13 JazzPhrm 56.01 +.51 NXP Semi 26.55 -.59 QlikTech h 20.02 -.17 Splunk n 28.88 -.49 ViewPtFn 21.70 +.27 ACapMtg 24.98 -.07 DeckrsOut 37.45 -1.53 GTx Inc 4.53 -.22 3.25 3.25 CalaStrTR 10.27 +.11 JetBlue 5.94 -.03 Nanosphere 3.15 +.05 Qlogic 9.82 -.23 Spreadtrm 16.84 -.03 VirgnMda h 37.59 +.06 Prime Rate ARltyCT n 12.31 +.08 CalumetSp 31.15 -2.12 Delcath 1.32 +.01 GalenaBio 1.87 -.03 JiveSoftw 15.05 +.30 NasdOMX 26.10 -.17 Qualcom 63.91 -.10 Staples 11.79 -.20 Discount Rate 0.75 0.75 AmCasino 26.61 +.06 ViroPhrm 25.10 +.28 CdnSolar 3.70 +.04 Dell Inc 10.77 -.29 Garmin 42.25 +.17 JosABank 43.07 -.58 NatCineM 15.12 -.35 QltyDistr 6.50 -.11 StarScient 2.96 +.22 Federal Funds Rate .00-.25 .00-.25 Amgen 88.15 -.38 CapCtyBk 12.04 +.11 Dndreon 5.41 -.33 Genomic 27.96 -.08 KCAP Fin 9.64 +.06 NatInstrm 26.73 -.03 QualitySys 18.44 +.23 Starbucks 55.62 -.10 Virtusa 16.06 +.06 AmicusTh 3.74 +.18 CapProd 7.47 +.09 Dennys 5.19 +.04 Gentex 18.37 -.60 KLA Tnc 47.37 -1.26 NatPenn 9.52 -.08 Questcor 27.38 +.11 StealthGas 8.94 +.47 Vivus 14.43 -.44 Treasuries AmkorTch 4.56 -.14 CapFedFn 11.77 +.05 Dentsply 40.43 -.47 Gentiva h 10.47 -.27 KeryxBio 2.97 +.05 NektarTh 7.71 -.05 QuickLog 2.28 -.06 StlDynam 14.65 -.36 Vodafone 26.21 -.33 3-month 0.06 0.07 Amyris 3.62 -.19 CpstnTrb h .92 +.01 Depomed 6.41 +.01 GeronCp 1.63 +.03 KiOR 6.79 -.21 Neonode 5.07 -.15 Quidel 21.71 -.83 StemCells 1.79 -.07 Volcano 24.34 +.08 6-month 0.11 0.12 Anadigc 2.34 -.12 CardFnc 16.67 +.15 DexCom 14.48 +.08 Gevo 2.03 -.18 KraftFGp n 45.62 -.41 NetApp 32.50 -.74 RF MicD 4.70 -.12 Stericycle 95.44 -.38 Volterra 15.74 -.21 5-year 0.79 0.75 AnalogDev 42.21 -.44 Cardtronic 24.16 +.42 DiamndF h 13.47 -.31 GileadSci 77.40 +.52 KratosDef 4.80 -.04 NetEase 42.50 -.52 RTI Biolog 4.05 -.07 SMadden 42.56 -.38 WarnerCh 12.78 +.08 Anlogic 74.60 +.45 10-year 1.87 1.75 CareerEd 3.39 -.12 DianaCont 6.56 +.20 GblEagle 9.97 +.01 Kulicke 11.89 -.26 Netflix 97.16 -2.04 RadiSys 2.84 -.10 Stratasys 84.36 -.66 WarrenRs 2.98 +.06 AnalystInt 3.60 -.08 DigitalGen 10.93 -.37 GlbSpcMet 14.59 -.24 Strayer 57.17 -.52 30-year 3.07 2.95 Carrizo 20.51 -.04 LKQ Cp s 22.79 +.26 NetSpend 12.45 +.50 Rambus 4.93 +.04 WashFed 17.03 +.01 Ansys 71.08 +.59 CarverBcp 4.03 -.03 DirecTV 50.46 -.10 GluMobile 2.45 -.11 LPL Fincl 29.61 -.06 SunPwr h 7.99 +.36 Neurcrine 8.36 -.02 Randgold 93.17 -.93 Web.com 15.61 +.03 AntaresP 4.04 +.06 Caseys 53.93 -.08 DiscComA 67.85 +1.93 GolLNGLtd 37.68 +.01 LSI Corp 6.92 -.26 NYMtgTr 6.61 -.03 RaptorPhm 6.24 +.09 SupcndTc h .35 +.01 AntheraP h .72 -.01 CatalystP h .59 +.04 DiscComC 61.97 +1.76 GolLNGPt 30.60 -.37 LSI Ind lf 7.45 -.02 NewsCpA 26.13 -.07 RealPage 21.43 -.13 SusqBnc 10.90 -.15 Wendys Co 4.74 -.05 COMMODITIES ApogeeE 25.13 +1.33 Catamarn s 51.95 +.18 DishNetwk 35.97 -.37 Goodyear 14.06 -.04 LTX-Cred 6.26 -.18 NewsCpB 26.66 -.16 Regenrn 176.63 -5.90 SwisherH lf 1.54 -.10 WernerEnt 22.34 -.07 ApolloGrp 20.94 -.56 CathayGen 19.53 -.19 DollarTr s 39.01 -.95 Google 733.30 -1.45 LamResrch 36.98 -.59 NexstarB 12.05 +.30 ReprosTh 16.27 +.83 Symantec 19.42 -.23 WDigital 41.98 -.92 FUTURES ApolloInv 8.75 +.13 Cavium 31.13 -.61 DonlleyRR 9.01 -.34 GrCanyEd 23.50 -.13 LamarAdv 39.68 -.13 NorTrst 52.14 -.95 RepubAir 7.87 +.38 Symetricm 5.81 -.05 Westmrld 10.13 +.05 Exch Contract Settle Chg Apple Inc 525.31 +1.41 Celgene 91.41 +5.68 DrmWksA 16.33 -.13 GrLkDrge 9.55 +.20 Landstar 54.13 +.13 NovtlWrls 1.33 +.03 RschMotn 11.91 -.04 Synacor n 5.42 -.44 WstptInn g 27.49 -.80 ApldMatl 11.51 -.16 CellTher rs 1.63 +.33 DryShips 2.20 +.02 GreenMtC 40.13 -.15 Lattice 4.03 -.12 Novavax 1.95 -.04 Responsys 6.69 +.13 Synaptics 29.86 -.33 WetSeal 2.74 +.04 Lt Sweet Crude NYMX Feb 13 93.15 -.04 AMCC 8.74 -.13 CelldexTh 7.14 +.16 Dunkin 34.11 -.28 Groupon 5.20 -.10 LeapWirlss 6.40 -.37 NuVasive 15.76 -.65 RexEnergy 13.46 +.06 SynrgyPh 6.28 +.07 WholeFd 87.88 -.53 Approach 24.90 -.18 Celsion 7.90 -.09 DyaxCp 3.48 +.05 GulfportE 40.35 -.46 Syneron 9.48 +.60 Corn CBOT Mar 13 688ß +3Ÿ LegacyRes 24.50 -.53 NuanceCm 23.35 +.35 RigelPh 6.80 -.07 WilshBcp 6.29 +.20 ArQule 2.83 -.19 CentEurop 2.01 -.20 Dynavax 3.06 +.13 HMN Fn 3.16 -.34 LexiPhrm 2.33 +.04 NuPathe 3.18 -.22 RiverbedT 19.90 -.75 Synopsys 31.46 +.04 Wheat CBOT Mar 13 750¿ -ß Windstrm 9.61 -.06 ArchCap 44.25 +.06 CentGard lf 8.87 -.53 E-Trade 9.26 -.09 HMS Hldgs 26.14 -.06 LibGlobA 65.46 +.15 Nvidia 12.49 -.28 RosttaG rs 4.61 -.20 SyntaPhm 10.44 +.17 Soybeans CBOT Mar 13 1386¿ -2 Wintrust 38.47 +.23 ArcticCat 36.31 +.69 CenGrdA lf 9.06 -.85 E2open n 18.46 +.56 HainCel 54.13 +.59 LibGlobC 61.30 -.08 OCZ Tech 1.98 +.02 RosettaR 46.43 -.24 Syntel 53.64 +1.66 Cattle CME Feb 13 132.55 -.45 ArenaPhm 10.11 +.91 CentAl 9.40 -.25 eBay 52.68 -.83 Halozyme 6.94 -.14 LibCapA 118.96 +.42 OReillyAu 89.20 -.85 RossStrs 56.82 -.75 TICC Cap 10.49 -.08 WisdomTr 7.46 +.16 AresCap 17.77 -.01 Cepheid 33.97 +1.19 EPIQ Sys 12.89 +.29 HanwhaSol 1.33 +.09 LibtyIntA 20.58 ... Oclaro 1.90 +.18 Rovi Corp 16.71 +.13 TTM Tch 9.06 -.23 WrightM 21.40 +.14 Sugar (world) ICE Mar 13 18.67 -.19 AriadP 19.65 +.77 Cerner 81.93 -1.09 EagleBu rs 2.25 +.04 Harmonic 5.10 -.08 LibVentA n 68.94 -1.63 OdysMar 3.01 -.01 RoyGld 80.91 +2.59 tw telecom 26.38 -.01 Wynn 121.09 -.11 Orange Juice ICE Mar 13 109.35 -1.25 ArkBest 10.20 +.33 ChartInds 66.51 +.06 EaglRkEn 9.12 -.02 Hasbro 35.38 +.03 LifeTech 52.59 +.90 OldDomF s 35.15 -.62 RubiconTc 6.43 -.17 TakeTwo 11.78 -.38 XOMA 2.96 +.07 ArmHld 39.25 +.68 CharterCm 77.20 -.20 ErthLink 6.66 -.08 HawHold 7.05 -.15 LifePtH 40.41 -.23 OmniVisn 14.39 -.39 Rudolph 13.15 +.02 Tangoe 14.69 +1.44 Xilinx 35.61 -.74 ArrayBio 4.18 +.01 EstWstBcp 22.76 ... HrtlndEx 13.23 +.01 TASER 9.14 +.14 ChkPoint 48.22 +1.02 LinearTch 35.70 -.21 OnSmcnd 7.34 +.01 Ryanair 37.53 +.70 Xyratex s 7.67 -.03 Arris 15.36 +.09 Cheesecake 33.58 -.34 Ebix Inc 16.42 -.05 HeartWare 88.00 -1.10 TearLab 5.35 +.10 LinnEngy 36.90 -.12 Oncothyr 2.08 +.03 S-T-U YRC Wwde 6.75 +.16 SPOT ArubaNet 21.54 -.48 ChelseaTh .92 -.04 EducDevel 3.90 -.02 HSchein 82.64 -.44 LinnCo n 37.87 +.09 OnyxPh 82.72 +.59 TechData 45.70 -.54 AscenaRt s 18.31 +.20 ChildPlace 45.98 +.41 8x8 Inc 7.69 +.02 HercOffsh 6.56 -.14 LivePrsn 13.33 +.04 OpenTable 51.87 -1.04 SBA Com 69.62 -.17 Techne 68.50 -.01 Yahoo 19.66 +.26 Yesterday Pvs Day AscentSol h .63 -.00 Yandex 23.16 -.10 ChrchllD 68.65 ... ElectSci 9.74 -.26 Hibbett 52.93 -.55 LodgeNet h .04 ... OptimerPh 10.36 -.07 SCG FnAcq 9.90 ... Tellabs 2.20 +.04 $1661.50 $1674.80 AsiaEntRs 3.60 +.23 CienaCorp 15.46 -.59 ElectArts 13.77 -.68 Hittite 59.09 -3.35 LookSmt h .87 +.01 Oracle 34.44 +.01 SEI Inv 24.54 -.21 TescoCp 11.78 -.30 Zagg 7.70 -.03 Gold (troy oz., spot) AspenTech 27.75 +.20 CinnFin 40.29 -.01 EFII 19.41 +.18 Hollysys 12.62 +.26 Lufkin 57.64 -1.22 Orexigen 5.94 -.08 SLM Cp 17.44 +.05 TeslaMot 33.68 -.66 Zalicus .77 -.04 Silver (troy oz., spot) $30.415 $30.173 AsscdBanc 13.54 -.33 Cintas 42.62 +.12 Eloqua n 23.46 -.06 Hologic 20.89 +.23 lululemn gs 71.63 +.53 Orthfx 36.22 -1.65 STEC 4.90 -.11 TexInst 31.55 -.37 Zhongpin 12.96 +.07 Copper (pound) $3.6570 $3.6410 AstexPhm 3.04 +.05 Cirrus 29.97 +.30 Emcore rs 4.75 +.20 HmLnSvc n 19.79 +.15 Luminex 17.43 +.05 OtterTail 25.62 +.16 SVB FnGp 60.31 +.45 TexRdhse 17.62 -.03 Zillow 32.12 +.52 Platinum (troy oz., spot)$1580.60 $1538.70 athenahlth 77.64 -.35 Cisco 20.31 +.02 EncoreCap 31.06 +.91 HomeAway 22.74 -.67 M-N-0 Overstk 14.47 +.16 SabraHltc 23.48 -.25 Theravnce 21.72 -.04 ZionBcp 22.09 -.45 Atmel 6.69 -.19 CitrixSys 68.46 +.30 EndoPhrm 26.67 +.71 HorizPhm 2.56 -.12 P-Q-R SalixPhm 44.52 ... Thoratec 37.15 +.28 NMER = New York Mercantile Exchange. CBOT = Autodesk 36.30 +.21 CleanEngy 13.70 -.11 EngyXXI 32.69 -.23 HotTopic 10.65 +.20 MELA Sci 1.88 +.08 SanDisk 45.11 -.18 ThrshdPhm 4.86 +.61 Ziopharm 4.42 ... AutoData 59.25 +.34 Cleantch rs 4.32 -.07 Entegris 9.08 -.42 HudsCity 8.50 ... MGE 51.77 +.39 PDC Engy 36.27 +.89 Sanmina 10.84 -.44 TibcoSft 21.94 -.04 Zipcar 12.16 -.03 Chicago Board of Trade. CMER = Chicago Mercantile Ex- Auxilium 18.52 +.03 Clearwire 2.92 +.02 EnteroMed 2.32 -.22 HuntJB 61.33 -.09 MIPS Tech 7.91 +.04 PDL Bio 7.44 +.02 Sanofi rt 1.87 +.05 TitanMach 26.20 +.64 Zogenix 1.49 -.05 change. NCSE = New York Cotton, Sugar & Cocoa Ex- AvagoTch 32.10 -.22 ClevBioL h 1.55 -.09 EntropCom 5.46 -.09 HuntBncsh 6.65 -.05 MKS Inst 26.53 +.53 PLX Tch 3.99 ... Santarus 11.55 +.12 TiVo Inc 12.67 +.30 Zumiez 21.12 +.14 change. NCTN = New York Cotton Exchange. AvanirPhm 3.04 +.04 ClickSft 8.46 -.48 EnzonPh s 4.85 +.03 IAC Inter 45.46 -.57 MTS 52.55 +.21 PMC Sra 5.36 -.08 Sapient 11.14 +.01 Towerstm 3.80 -.05 Zynga 2.50 -.12 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE BUSINESS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013 A9 MUTUAL FUNDS Stocks nose-dive ahead Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg HOW TO READ THE MUTUAL FUND TABLES Advance Capital I: LgCpVal 19.87 -.07 Balanc p 17.31 -.02 NatlMunInc 10.35 +.03 Here are the 1,000 biggest mutual funds listed on Nasdaq. Tables show the fund name, sell RetInc 8.95 +.01 SpEqtA 16.90 -.02 price or Net Asset Value (NAV) and daily net change. Alger Funds B: TradGvA 7.30 -.01 SmCapGr 6.97 -.02 Eaton Vance B: Name: Name of mutual fund and family. of earnings reports AllianceBern A: HlthSB t 9.36 +.02 NAV: Net asset value. GblRisk p 16.37 +.03 NatlMuInc 10.35 +.03 Chg: Net change in price of NAV. GlbThGrA p 66.78 -.57 Eaton Vance C: Associated Press just sitting around waiting HighIncoA p 9.59 +.01 GovtC p 7.29 -.01 Data based on NAVs reported to Lipper by 6 p.m. Eastern. SmCpGrA 38.58 -.08 NatMunInc 10.35 +.03 Market watch for it to begin,” said Kim AllianceBern Adv: Eaton Vance I: Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg U.S. stocks closed lower Jan. 8, 2013 Caughey Forrest, vice presi- LgCpGrAd 31.12 -.04 FltgRt 9.15 +.01 AllianceBern B: GblMacAbR 9.87 ... First Eagle: Lazard Open: Pioneer Funds C: NYBd 12.54 +.02 Tuesday as traders awaited dent and senior analyst at GlbThGrB t 57.11 -.49 LgCapVal 19.92 -.07 GlblA 48.95 -.15 EmgMkO p 20.25 -.06 HiYldC t 10.68 +.01 PrecMM 26.16 +.09 Dow Jones -55.44 OverseasA 22.08 -.07 the start of the corporate Fort Pitt Capital Group, an GrowthB t 28.03 -.07 ParStEMkt 15.17 -.04 Legg Mason A: Pioneer Fds Y: SciTech 15.13 -.05 industrials SCpGrB t 30.39 -.07 FMI Funds: First Investors A CBInrlAllC 9.36 -.07 StratIncY p 11.33 +.01 ShtTBnd 9.29 +.01 earnings season. 13,328.85 investment management AllianceBern C: LgCap p n 17.52 -.01 BlChpA p ...... CBAAgGr 128.78 -.48 Price Funds: SmCpStk 15.40 -.06 EqtyInco p 7.79 -.02 SCpGrC t 30.57 -.07 FPA Funds: CBAAppr 16.04 -.04 Balance n 20.89 -.04 TxEIt 13.76 +.02 The Dow Jones industrial Nasdaq -7.01 firm. Allianz Fds Instl: NewInco 10.59 +.01 GloblA p 7.01 -.03 CBALgCGr 23.37 -.09 BlChip n 46.94 -.04 TxELT 13.98 +.03 GovtA p 11.38 ... average dropped 55.44 The European debt crisis NFJDvVl 12.91 -.07 FPACres 28.52 -.06 WAHiIncA t 6.34 +.02 CABond n 11.57 +.02 TxESh 10.83 +.01 composite 3,091.81 SmCpVl 30.88 -.04 Fairholme 31.61 -.35 GroInA p 16.98 -.07 WAMgMu p 17.26 +.05 CapApp n 22.54 -.05 VA Bd 11.65 +.01 points, or 0.4 percent, to continued to cast a pall over Allianz Funds C: Federated A: IncoA p 2.65 ... Legg Mason B: DivGro n 26.92 -.05 WldGr 21.96 -.06 AGICGrthC 25.23 -.09 MidGrStA 36.82 -.07 MATFA p 12.46 +.03 CBALgCGr 21.01 -.08 EmMktB n 14.22 -.04 VALIC : 13,328.85. The Standard & Standard & -4.74 the market. Unemployment MITFA p 12.88 +.03 Legg Mason C: EmEurop 19.72 -.03 Amer Beacon Insti: MuSecA 10.81 +.03 MdCpIdx 21.58 -.05 Poor’s 500 index fell 4.74, or Poor’s 500 in the 17 countries that use LgCapInst 22.17 -.09 Federated Instl: NJTFA p 13.69 +.03 CMSpInv p 31.45 -.19 EmMktS n 34.25 -.26 StkIdx 26.68 -.07 1,457.15 Amer Beacon Inv: KaufmnR 5.16 -.01 NYTFA p 15.24 +.03 CMValTr p 43.85 -.10 EqInc n 26.99 -.13 Value Line Fd: 0.3 percent, to 1,457.15. The the euro hit a new high, LgCap Inv 21.04 -.08 TotRetBd 11.40 +.01 OppA p 30.37 -.09 Longleaf Partners: EqIndex n 39.25 -.11 LrgCo n 20.22 -.04 PATFA p 13.82 +.04 Nasdaq composite index Russell -1.10 leading the European Amer Century Adv: StrValDvIS 5.07 -.02 Partners 27.11 -.19 Europe n 16.11 -.06 Vanguard Admiral: SpSitA p 24.10 -.07 EqGroA p 24.97 -.04 Fidelity Adv Foc T: SmCap 29.84 -.01 GNMA n 10.00 -.01 BalAdml n 24.08 -.03 shed 7.01, or 0.2 percent, to 2000 Union to warn about the TxExInco p 10.31 +.03 874.70 EnergyT 36.76 -.13 Loomis Sayles: Growth n 38.72 -.07 CAITAdm n 11.77 +.03 Amer Century Inv: TotRtA p 16.78 -.03 3,091.81. risk of fraying social welfare AllCapGr 29.19 -.05 HltCarT 23.24 +.03 LSBondI 15.27 +.01 Gr&In n 23.07 -.06 CALTAdm n12.03 +.03 Forum Funds: Balanced 17.23 -.01 Fidelity Advisor A: StrInc C 15.73 ... HlthSci n 43.12 +.11 CpOpAdl n 79.32 -.20 NYSE diary AbsStrI r 11.07 ... Alcoa reported its fourth- systems in southern Europe. DivBnd 11.12 ... NwInsgh p 23.28 -.02 LSBondR 15.21 +.01 HiYield n 7.04 ... EMAdmr r n 37.03 -.27 Frank/Temp Frnk A: Advanced: EqInc 7.97 ... StrInA 12.70 +.01 StrIncA 15.64 ... InstlCpG 19.37 -.04 Energy n 112.94 -.55 quarter financial results 1,504 Trading has been cau- AdjUS p 8.84 ... GrowthI 27.38 -.07 Fidelity Advisor C: Loomis Sayles Inv: InstHiYld n 9.84 +.01 EqInAdm n n51.51 -.18 ALTFA p 11.90 +.04 after the market closed, tious in the week since Con- HeritageI 22.86 -.02 NwInsgh t n 22.00 -.02 InvGrBdA p 12.67 +.01 MCEqGr n 31.29 -.11 EuroAdml n 61.15 -.24 Declined: 1,498 AZTFA p 11.51 +.03 IncGro 27.78 -.10 Fidelity Advisor I: InvGrBdY 12.67 +.01 IntlBond n 10.02 +.02 ExplAdml n 76.19 -.21 marking the unofficial kick- gress and the White House InfAdjBd 13.12 +.02 CalInsA p 13.04 +.03 Lord Abbett A: IntDis n 46.65 -.17 ExtdAdm n 47.26 -.08 Unchanged: 128 EqGrI n 66.72 -.13 CA IntA p 12.21 +.03 off to weeks of earnings an- struck a deal to maintain IntDisc 10.26 -.04 EqInI n 26.93 -.08 AffilA p 12.36 -.03 Intl G&I 13.03 -.07 500Adml n 134.30 -.39 IntlGroI 11.55 -.05 CalTFA p 7.54 +.02 BdDebA p 8.21 +.01 IntlStk n 14.48 -.06 GNMA Ad n 10.91 ... Volume: 3.5 b FltRateI n 9.95 +.01 COTFA p 12.44 +.03 nouncements from U.S. lower tax rates and post- New Opp 8.65 +.01 IntBdI n 11.71 +.01 ShDurIncA p 4.66 +.01 Japan n 7.97 -.06 GrwAdm n 37.46 -.07 OneChAg 13.43 -.02 CTTFA p 11.43 +.04 MidCpA p 18.41 -.07 LatAm n 38.47 -.32 HlthCr n 61.74 -.07 companies. The aluminum pone sweeping cuts in gov- NwInsgtI n 23.56 -.03 CvtScA p 15.47 -.03 OneChMd 12.85 -.02 StrInI n 12.85 ... Lord Abbett C: MDShrt n 5.23 +.01 HiYldCp n 6.14 ... Nasdaq diary Dbl TF A 12.00 +.07 MDBond n 11.11 +.02 maker said its revenue re- ernment spending. RealEstI 24.03 -.04 Fidelity Advisor T: ShDurIncC t 4.69 +.01 InfProAd n 28.41 +.05 DynTchA 34.04 +.01 MidCap n 57.72 -.20 Advanced: 1,148 Ultra 26.66 -.01 BalancT 16.88 -.04 Lord Abbett F: ITBdAdml n 11.91 +.02 sults exceeded the expecta- Enthusiasm about the com- ValueInv 6.51 -.02 EqIncA p 18.49 -.08 ShtDurInco 4.65 ... MCapVal n 24.58 -.06 ITsryAdml n 11.65 +.01 DivGrT p 13.68 -.04 FedInt p 12.60 +.04 Declined: 1,297 American Funds A: MFS Funds A: N Amer n 36.53 -.08 IntGrAdm n 61.88 -.21 tions of Wall Street analysts, promise pushed the Dow up EqGrT p 62.36 -.12 FedTFA p 12.76 +.03 AmcpA p 22.10 -.06 MITA 21.93 -.06 N Asia n 16.89 -.06 ITAdml n 14.40 +.03 EqInT 26.52 -.07 FLTFA p 11.93 +.03 while per-share earnings 300 points last Wednesday, AMutlA p 28.84 -.12 MIGA 18.22 -.03 New Era n 42.69 -.24 ITGrAdm n 10.31 +.01 Unchanged: 116 GrOppT 42.56 -.05 FoundAl p 11.33 -.04 BalA p 20.70 -.04 EmGA 50.03 -.07 N Horiz n 34.14 -.15 LtdTrAd n 11.15 +.01 were roughly in line with its biggest gain since HiInAdT p 10.47 +.01 GATFA p 12.82 +.04 BondA p 12.92 ... HiInA 3.61 ... N Inc n 9.83 ... LTGrAdml n 10.80 +.05 Volume: 1.7 b IntBdT 11.69 +.01 GoldPrM A 30.25 -.15 expectations. Alcoa rose 20 December 2011. CapIBA p 53.17 -.20 MFLA ...... NYBond n 11.95 +.03 LT Adml n 11.83 +.03 AP MuIncT p 13.80 +.03 GrwthA p 51.56 -.10 CapWGA p 37.63 -.16 TotRA 15.44 -.03 OverS SF n 8.54 -.05 MCpAdml n104.61 -.25 cents, or 2.1 percent, to $9.30 In corporate news: OvrseaT 18.09 -.06 HYTFA p 10.95 +.03 CapWA p 21.11 +.02 UtilA 18.83 -.05 PSInc n 17.40 -.02 MorgAdm n 63.02 -.11 STFiT 9.36 ... HiIncA 2.10 ... ■ EupacA p 41.54 -.09 ValueA 26.00 -.09 RealAsset r n11.20 -.06 MuHYAdm n11.31 +.02 in late trading. storm Sandy, the presiden- Agriculture products Fidelity Freedom: IncomA p 2.26 -.01 FdInvA p 41.66 -.12 MFS Funds B: RealEst n 21.35 -.07 NYLTAd n 11.82 +.03 FF2010 n 14.23 -.02 InsTFA p 12.64 +.02 Alcoa is traditionally the tial election, and the nar- giant Monsanto rose $2.56, GlblBalA 26.90 -.06 MIGB n 16.39 -.03 R2010 n 16.62 -.03 PrmCap r n 73.74 -.18 FF2010K 12.99 -.01 NYITF p 11.95 +.03 GovtA p 14.17 ... GvScB n 10.43 ... R2015 n 13.02 -.03 PALTAdm n11.75 +.02 first of the 30 companies in rowly avoided tax increases or 2.7 percent, to $98.50 FF2015 n 11.91 -.01 LATF A p 12.05 +.04 GwthA p 35.09 -.11 HiInB n 3.62 ... R2020 n 18.11 -.04 ReitAdm r n 94.87 -.19 FF2015K 13.06 -.02 LMGvScA 10.23 ... the Dow average to report and spending cuts known after saying its profit nearly HI TrA p 11.45 +.01 MuInB n 9.04 +.03 R2025 n 13.30 -.04 STsyAdml n 10.73 ... FF2020 n 14.44 -.02 MDTFA p 11.97 +.03 HiInMuniA 15.46 +.03 TotRB n 15.45 -.03 R2030 n 19.21 -.06 STBdAdml n10.62 ... FF2020K 13.51 -.02 MATFA p 12.19 +.04 earnings. collectively as the fiscal tripled in the first fiscal IncoA p 18.25 -.05 MFS Funds I: R2035 n 13.60 -.04 ShtTrAd n 15.91 ... FF2025 n 12.08 -.02 MITFA p 12.37 +.02 IntBdA p 13.74 +.01 ValueI 26.12 -.09 R2040 n 19.41 -.06 STFdAd n 10.79 ... Market-watchers expect cliff. quarter, helped by strong FF2025K 13.73 -.02 MNInsA 13.02 +.03 IntlGrIncA p 31.84 -.09 MFS Funds Instl: R2045 n 12.92 -.04 STIGrAd n 10.83 ... FF2030 n 14.40 -.03 MOTFA p 12.76 +.05 the quarter’s results could “Earnings is going to be seed sales in Latin America. ICAA p 30.79 -.14 IntlEq n 19.21 -.10 SciTec n 27.61 -.21 SmCAdm n 39.89 -.11 FF2030K 13.88 -.03 NJTFA p 12.60 +.04 LtTEBA p 16.37 +.03 ShtBd n 4.85 ... SmCapGrth n32.20 -.07 include many surprises be- the big driver for the next Monsanto raised its earn- FF2035 n 11.99 -.03 NYTFA p 12.13 +.04 MainStay Funds A: NEcoA p 29.06 -.08 SmCpStk n 35.01 -.10 SmCapVal n32.13 -.10 FF2035K 14.05 -.04 NCTFA p 12.95 +.04 HiYldBA 6.15 ... cause of events like Super- ings guidance for the year. N PerA p 31.77 -.08 SmCapVal n40.26 -.13 TxMCap r n 72.83 -.20 couple of weeks, and we’re FF2040 n 8.37 -.02 OhioI A p 13.15 +.04 MainStay Funds B: NwWrldA 54.99 -.19 SpecGr n 19.76 -.06 TtlBAdml n 11.06 +.01 FF2040K 14.10 -.04 ORTFA p 12.58 +.03 ConvB t 14.83 ... STBFA p 10.07 ... SpecIn n 13.03 ... TStkAdm n 36.50 -.10 FF2045K 14.29 -.04 PATFA p 10.94 +.03 GovtB t 8.91 -.01 SmCpA p 40.72 -.10 TFInc n 10.60 +.03 ValAdml n 23.48 -.08 Fidelity Invest: ReEScA p 17.20 -.04 HYldBB t 6.12 ... TxExA p 13.18 +.02 TxFrH n 11.96 +.02 WellslAdm n58.73 -.03 AllSectEq 12.27 -.05 RisDvA p 38.56 -.04 IncmBldr 17.91 -.03 Business BRIEFS WshA p 31.73 -.17 TxFrSI n 5.70 +.01 WelltnAdm n59.31 -.06 AMgr50 n 16.61 -.02 SMCpGrA 34.77 -.10 IntlEqB 10.95 -.02 USTInt n 6.19 +.01 Ariel Investments: Windsor n 52.24 -.18 AMgr70 r n 17.57 -.03 StratInc p 10.73 ... MainStay Funds I: USTLg n 13.27 +.07 Apprec 42.66 +.01 WdsrIIAd n 53.24 -.18 AMgr20 r n 13.18 ... TtlRtnA p 10.32 +.01 ICAPSlEq 39.73 -.06 VABond n 12.34 +.03 overnight. It would not say what (NECC’s) conduct should have Ariel 53.05 +.11 Vanguard Fds: Chevy adopts new Balanc n 20.48 -.04 USGovA p 6.80 ... Mairs & Power: Value n 27.05 -.07 Artisan Funds: CALT n 12.03 +.03 the inspections found. an independent, conflict-free BalancedK 20.47 -.05 UtilsA p 13.76 -.05 Growth n 86.35 -.10 Principal Inv: Intl 24.77 -.09 CapOpp n 34.35 -.09 global ad campaign BlueChGr n 50.05 -.18 VATFA p 12.26 +.04 Managers Funds: DivIntlInst 10.28 -.06 IntlInstl 24.91 -.08 Convrt n 12.93 ... Boeing says the problem ap- party developing a reorganiza- BluChpGrK 50.09 -.17 Frank/Tmp Frnk Adv: Yacktman p n19.52 -.03 LgCGI In 10.13 -.01 IntlVal r 30.66 -.09 DivAppIn n 24.36 -.03 DETROIT — Chevrolet is CA Mun n 12.99 +.03 GlbBdAdv n 13.40 -.02 YacktFoc n 20.92 -.02 LT2020In 12.76 -.03 pears to be unrelated to previ- tion or liquidation strategy,” Har- MidCap 38.44 +.09 DivdGro n 16.95 -.04 Canada n 54.20 +.05 IncmeAd 2.25 ... Manning&Napier Fds: LT2030In 12.67 -.03 MidCapVal 21.25 -.11 CapAp n 30.21 -.05 Energy n 60.17 -.29 dropping its “Chevy Runs ous electrical problems on the rington wrote in the motion filed TGlbTRAdv 13.70 -.01 WldOppA 7.82 -.03 Prudential Fds A: BBH Funds: CapDevO n 12.02 -.02 EqInc n 24.57 -.09 Frank/Temp Frnk C: Matthews Asian: BlendA 18.87 -.05 Deep” slogan and replacing it 787. in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in CorSelN 17.73 -.04 CpInc r n 9.59 +.01 Explr n 81.92 -.23 IncomC t 2.29 ... AsiaDvInv r 14.62 -.11 HiYldA p 5.75 ... Baron Funds: ChinaRg r 31.12 -.36 FLLT n 12.24 +.03 with the new tagline “Find New USGvC t 6.75 -.01 AsianGIInv 18.65 -.01 MidCpGrA 31.91 -.04 GNMA n 10.91 ... Boeing Co. shares have Massachusetts. Asset 50.51 +.06 CngS 465.09 ... Frank/Temp Mtl A&B: IndiaInv r 17.57 +.04 MuHiIncA 10.38 +.01 GlobEq n 19.01 -.06 Growth 55.20 -.03 CTMun r n 12.00 +.03 Roads,” saying that it’s better fallen nearly 5 percent since the Messages requesting com- SharesA 22.77 -.07 PacTgrInv 24.64 -.12 STCrpBdA 11.57 +.03 GroInc n 30.96 -.07 SmallCap 26.89 -.13 Contra n 79.42 -.08 Frank/Temp Temp A: MergerFd n 15.84 -.02 UtilityA 12.12 -.04 GrthEq n 12.53 -.02 geared toward drivers outside fire was reported. ment were left at Lowey’s office Bernstein Fds: ContraK 79.36 -.08 DvMktA p 24.06 -.11 Metro West Fds: Prudential Fds B: HYCorp n 6.14 ... IntDur 14.05 +.01 CnvSc n 26.53 -.02 the U.S. ForgnA p 7.00 -.03 TotRetBd 10.88 +.01 GrowthB 18.62 -.02 HlthCre n 146.36 -.16 and with an NECC spokesman. DivMu 14.84 +.02 DisEq n 24.95 -.02 GlBd A p 13.44 -.02 TotRtBdI 10.88 +.02 HiYldB t 5.75 +.01 InflaPro n 14.46 +.02 DOJ wants trustee TxMgdIntl 14.02 -.12 DiscEqF 24.89 -.02 The General Motors Co. A tainted steroid made by the GrwthA p 19.78 -.13 Midas Funds: Prudential Fds Z&I: IntlExplr n 14.84 -.06 Berwyn Funds: DivIntl n 30.18 -.07 WorldA p 16.08 -.07 Midas Fd t 2.55 -.02 MadCapGrZ 33.13 -.05 IntlGr n 19.46 -.06 brand pointed to its significant in pharmacy case NECC has been linked to a fun- Fund 32.87 -.03 DivrsIntK r 30.12 -.08 Frank/Temp Tmp B&C: Monetta Funds: Putnam Funds A: IntlVal n 31.47 -.21 BlackRock A: DivStkO n 17.73 -.08 Monetta n 15.34 ... overseas expansion over the gal meningitis outbreak that has DivGth n 30.56 -.10 DevMktC 23.49 -.11 AmGvA p 9.12 -.01 ITIGrade n 10.31 +.01 BOSTON — An independent EqtyDiv 20.19 -.08 ForgnC p 6.86 -.03 MorganStanley Inst: AZ TE 9.53 +.02 ITTsry n 11.65 +.01 past several years, noting that GlAlA r 19.89 -.05 EmergAs r n30.08 -.16 IntlEqI 14.44 -.06 trustee must be appointed to killed 40 and sickened more EmrMk n 23.39 -.10 GlBdC p 13.46 -.03 ConvSec 20.87 +.01 LifeCon n 17.08 -.02 HiYInvA 8.16 +.01 Franklin Mutual Ser: MCapGrI 35.50 ... DvrInA p 7.83 -.02 LifeGro n 23.65 -.06 it’s developing products for sale than 600 since this summer. IntlOpA p 32.88 -.23 Eq Inc n 48.02 -.14 Muhlenk n 54.21 -.03 oversee the bankruptcy of a EQII n 19.86 -.06 QuestA 16.74 -.02 EqInA p 17.43 -.01 LifeInc n 14.25 ... BlackRock B&C: GE Elfun S&S: Munder Funds A: EuEq 20.61 -.03 LifeMod n 20.78 -.04 in more than 140 markets Massachusetts pharmacy The Trustee Program is a GlAlC t 18.52 -.04 ECapAp 19.21 -.05 GwthOppA 28.90 -.03 Europe 31.46 -.09 S&S Inc 11.72 ... GeoBalA 13.51 -.02 LTIGrade n 10.80 +.05 around the world. part of the U.S. Justice Depart- BlackRock Instl: US Eqty 45.63 -.06 Munder Funds Y: GlbEqty p 9.85 ... LTTsry n 12.83 +.07 linked to a meningitis outbreak EquityDv 20.23 -.08 Exch 323.88 ... MCpCGrY 33.59 -.04 Export n 22.38 -.04 GMO Trust: GrInA p 15.21 -.07 Morg n 20.34 -.03 “Find New Roads will enable because of the firm’s “gross ment that is responsible for GlbAlloc r 19.98 -.05 USTreas x 25.00 ... Mutual Series: GlblHlthA 45.81 +.12 MuHY n 11.31 +.02 HiYldBd 8.16 +.01 Fidel n 36.69 -.09 the whole company to rally GMO Trust III: BeacnZ 13.66 -.05 HiYdA p 8.03 +.01 MuInt n 14.40 +.03 mismanagement,” among other overseeing bankruptcy cases BruceFund 397.61 -.30 Fifty r n 20.85 ... Quality 22.77 -.03 GblDiscA 28.87 -.06 HiYld In 6.21 ... MuLtd n 11.15 +.01 Buffalo Funds: FltRateHi r n 9.96 +.01 around a consistent theme for and private trustees. The pro- GMO Trust IV: GlbDiscZ 29.26 -.06 IncmA p 7.26 ... MuLong n 11.83 +.03 reasons, a Justice Department SmCap n 28.75 -.12 FrInOne n 29.65 -.09 IntlIntrVl 21.11 -.09 QuestZ 16.88 -.02 IntGrIn p 9.81 -.04 MuShrt n 15.91 ... the brand, and at the same time gram has 21 regional offices, CGM Funds: GNMA n 11.75 -.01 official argued Tuesday. GMO Trust VI: SharesZ 22.94 -.07 InvA p 14.89 -.04 NJLT n 12.36 +.03 Focus n 31.09 +.05 GovtInc 10.55 +.01 serve as an external message EmgMkts r 11.81 -.08 Neuberger&Berm Fds: NJTxA p 9.86 +.03 NYLT n 11.82 +.03 U.S. Trustee William Harring- and Harrington is trustee for Mutl n 29.52 +.08 GroCo n 95.59 -.15 IntlCorEq 28.63 -.12 Focus 22.91 -.10 MultiCpGr 57.26 -.13 OHLTTE n 12.74 +.03 Realty n 30.09 -.01 GroInc n 21.70 -.05 that works in all markets,” GM Region One. Quality 22.77 -.03 GenesInst 49.90 -.02 PA TE 9.56 +.02 PALT n 11.75 +.02 ton also argued in his motion Calamos Funds: GrowCoF 95.46 -.16 Gabelli Funds: Intl r 17.62 -.08 TxExA p 9.09 +.02 PrecMtls r n 15.86 -.14 marketing chief Alan Batey said The Framingham-based New GrwthA p 48.24 -.08 GrowthCoK 95.48 -.15 that an accountant the New Asset 52.99 -.12 LgCapV Inv 28.91 -.08 TFInA p 15.77 +.04 PrmcpCor n 15.23 -.05 Calvert Invest: GrStrat r n 21.21 -.02 in a statement. Goldman Sachs A: Neuberger&Berm Tr: TFHYA 12.77 +.03 Prmcp r n 71.10 -.17 England Compounding Center England Compounding Center Inco p 16.61 +.02 HighInc r n 9.41 +.01 MdCVA p 39.87 -.14 Genesis 51.90 -.02 USGvA p 13.48 -.03 SelValu r n 21.44 -.08 IntlEqA p 14.26 -.06 Indepn n 26.72 ... “The theme has meaning in hired to lead it through the has shut down since the out- InProBd n 13.30 +.01 Goldman Sachs Inst: Nicholas Group: GlblUtilA 10.36 -.01 STAR n 21.05 -.03 SocialA p 30.98 -.06 HiInc I n 9.93 ... VoyA p 22.62 -.08 STIGrade n 10.83 ... mature markets like the U.S. , break was discovered in Ten- SocBd p 16.29 +.03 IntBd n 11.12 +.01 GrOppt 25.31 -.03 Chapter 11 process had a IntGov n 10.84 +.01 HiYield 7.37 ... Nicholas n 49.96 +.17 Putnam Funds B: STFed n 10.79 ... SocEqA p 39.31 -.15 Northern Funds: TaxFrIns 15.78 +.04 STTsry n 10.73 ... as well as emerging markets hopeless conflict of interest be- nessee in September. It said in TxF Lg p 16.61 +.05 IntmMu n 10.67 +.02 HYMuni n 9.44 +.02 IntlDisc n 33.25 -.15 MidCapV 40.14 -.14 BondIdx 10.93 +.01 DvrInB t 7.76 -.02 StratEq n 21.99 -.02 Cohen & Steers: like Russia and India, where its bankruptcy filing last month IntlSCp r n 20.48 -.13 ShtDrTF n 10.65 +.01 HiYFxInc 7.61 +.01 EqInc t 17.28 -.01 TgtRetInc n 12.25 ... cause the NECC’s board can RltyShrs 65.53 -.19 InvGrBd n 11.57 +.01 Harbor Funds: SmCpIdx 9.54 -.01 EuEq 19.80 -.04 TgRe2010 n24.30 -.02 the potential for continued that it was facing at least 130 Columbia Class A: TgtRe2015 n13.51 -.02 fire him at any time. InvGB n 7.99 +.01 Bond 12.46 +.01 StkIdx 18.07 -.06 GeoBalB 13.37 -.02 Acorn t 30.07 -.06 TgRe2020 n24.10 -.05 growth is the greatest,” he said. Japan r 9.74 -.15 CapApInst 43.36 -.03 Technly 16.49 -.05 GlbEq t 8.91 ... Harrington accused the lawsuits by people claiming in- CaAlloMod p 11.44 -.02 TgtRe2025 n13.77 -.03 JpnSm n 8.99 -.11 IntlInv t 61.84 -.36 Nuveen Cl A: GlNtRs t 18.05 -.07 DivOpptyA 8.87 -.03 TgRe2030 n23.72 -.07 “Find New Roads” will be jury from the contaminated LgCapVal 11.45 -.02 Intl r 62.42 -.37 HYMuBd p 17.21 +.04 GrInB t 14.94 -.07 NECC of hiring Keith Lowey LgCapGrA t 27.64 -.07 TgtRe2035 n14.32 -.04 LatAm 46.65 -.42 Hartford Fds A: LtMBA p 11.24 +.02 GlblHlthB 35.77 +.09 used in the brand’s advertising steroid. LgCorQ A p 6.58 -.02 TgtRe2040 n23.57 -.08 and appointing him to its board LevCoStk n 33.02 -.06 CpAppA p 35.19 -.14 Nuveen Cl R: HiYldB t 8.01 ... MdCpGrOp 10.38 -.02 TgtRe2050 n23.48 -.07 starting in the U.S. this quarter. LowP r n 40.07 -.11 DivGthA p 21.07 -.06 IntDMBd 9.38 +.02 HYAdB t 6.08 ... just before it filed for bankruptcy The purpose of its bank- MidCVlOp p 8.68 -.05 TgtRe2045 n14.80 -.05 LowPriK r 40.03 -.12 IntOpA p 15.13 -.08 HYMunBd 17.20 +.03 IncmB t 7.19 ... GM unveiled the “Chevy ruptcy filing, the firm said, was TxEA p 14.33 +.04 Magelln n 75.03 -.16 Nuveen Cl Y: IntGrIn t 9.75 -.05 USGro n 21.84 -.03 “in an apparent attempt to fore- FrontierA 11.17 -.02 Hartford Fds Y: USValue n 12.13 -.03 MD Mu r n 11.65 +.03 CapAppI n 35.18 -.14 RealEst n 21.59 -.05 IntlGrth t 14.82 -.05 Runs Deep” campaign in the to set up a fund to fairly com- GlobTech 21.10 -.11 InvB t 13.42 -.03 Wellsly n 24.24 -.02 stall the appointment of a MA Mun n 12.71 +.04 Hartford HLS IA : Oak Assoc Fds: Columbia Cl I,T&G: NJTxB t 9.85 +.03 Welltn n 34.34 -.04 fall of 2010. The ads drew on MegaCpStk n12.15 -.02 CapApp 44.33 -.18 WhitOkSG 44.87 -.24 trustee.” pensate victims. EmMktOp I n 8.95 -.04 MultiCpGr 48.98 -.11 Wndsr n 15.49 -.05 MI Mun n 12.56 +.02 Div&Gr 21.96 -.06 Oakmark Funds I: Columbia Class Z: TxExB t 9.09 +.02 WndsII n 30.00 -.10 the brand’s 100-year history — From wire reports MidCap n 30.13 -.08 Balanced 21.33 -.02 EqtyInc r 28.97 -.11 “Creditors and victims of the Acorn Z 31.19 -.06 TFHYB t 12.79 +.02 Vanguard Idx Fds: MN Mun n 12.02 +.03 MidCap 29.12 -.01 GlobalI 23.92 -.19 and were narrated by movie AcornIntZ 41.36 -.16 USGvB t 13.41 -.03 DvMkInPl r n101.34 -.63 MtgSec n 11.36 ... TotRetBd 11.99 +.01 Intl I r 21.27 -.06 DivIncoZ 15.04 -.05 GlblUtilB 10.33 -.01 ExtMkt I n 116.62 -.19 and TV star Tim Allen, but failed MuniInc n 13.59 +.03 Hennessy Funds: Oakmark 49.67 -.11 IntTEBd 11.02 +.03 VoyB t 19.04 -.07 MidCpIstPl n113.96 -.27 NJ Mun r n 12.27 +.03 CorGrIIOrig ...... Select 31.85 -.12 SelLgCapG 14.31 +.01 RS Funds: TotIntAdm r n25.24 -.15 to resonate with customers. NwMkt r n 17.81 -.06 Hussman Funds: Old Westbury Fds: Credit Suisse Comm: NwMill n 31.00 -.06 GlobOpp 7.63 -.01 IntGrA 18.30 -.03 TotIntlInst r n100.95 -.60 Joel Ewanick, who headed ComRet t 7.96 ... StrGrowth 10.60 +.03 LgCAlphaA 45.09 -.05 TotIntlIP r n100.96 -.60 NY Mun n 13.71 +.03 ICON Fds: GlbSMdCap 14.91 -.04 DFA Funds: OTC n 61.50 -.44 LgCapStrat 10.16 -.03 Value 26.49 -.14 TotIntSig r n 30.28 -.18 GM’s global marketing when IntlCorEq n 10.76 -.06 Energy S 19.20 -.01 RidgeWorth Funds: 500 n 134.30 -.39 Oh Mun n 12.41 +.03 Hlthcare S 17.93 +.06 Oppenheimer A: the campaign was launched, USCorEq1 n12.66 -.04 100Index 9.64 -.02 AMTFMu 7.31 +.01 LCGrStkA p 8.77 -.02 Balanced n 24.08 -.03 USCorEq2 n12.49 -.04 ISI Funds: Royce Funds: EMkt n 28.19 -.21 Ovrsea n 32.45 -.13 NoAm p 7.93 +.01 AMTFrNY 12.35 +.02 left the company in July. DWS Invest A: PcBas n 25.28 -.09 CAMuniA p 8.85 +.01 MicroCapI 14.96 -.02 Europe n 26.26 -.10 CommA p 19.24 -.07 IVA Funds: PennMuI r 11.80 -.04 Extend n 47.26 -.07 The new campaign also PAMun r n 11.48 +.02 Wldwide I r 16.12 ... CapApA p 49.59 -.12 DWS Invest S: Puritn n 19.71 -.01 CapIncA p 9.18 ... PremierI r 19.68 -.02 Growth n 37.46 -.07 CoreEqtyS 18.65 -.02 Invesco Fds Invest: TotRetI r 14.01 -.03 LgCapIx n 26.92 -.08 comes after the March hiring of PuritanK 19.70 -.01 DivrsDiv p 13.76 -.05 DvMktA p 35.59 -.09 CorPlsInc 11.27 +.01 RealEInc r 11.52 +.01 ValSvc t 11.55 -.08 LTBnd n 14.12 +.07 Invesco Funds: Disc p 60.42 -.06 Commonwealth, a newly EmMkGr r 16.59 -.13 RealE n 32.66 -.07 EquityA 9.76 -.04 Russell Funds S: MidCap n 23.06 -.05 Energy 38.50 -.17 EnhEmMk 11.40 -.02 SAllSecEqF 12.26 -.05 EqIncA p 26.22 -.09 StratBd 11.28 +.02 Pacific n 10.12 -.11 formed company, to handle the Utilities 17.32 -.07 EnhGlbBd r 10.36 +.01 SCmdtyStrt n 8.73 ... GlobA p 65.19 -.48 Rydex Advisor: REIT r n 22.23 -.05 Invesco Funds A: carmaker’s global advertising. GlbSmCGr 38.56 +.02 SCmdtyStrF n8.76 ... GlbOppA 29.99 -.13 NasdaqAdv 16.46 -.03 SmCap n 39.87 -.12 BalRiskA 12.44 +.01 GlblThem 23.71 -.12 SrEmrgMkt 17.28 -.09 GblStrIncA 4.37 ... SEI Portfolios: SmlCpGth n25.74 -.06 Chart p 18.28 -.04 Gold&Prc 13.38 +.02 SEmgMktF 17.31 -.09 Gold p 30.68 -.02 S&P500E n 40.09 -.12 STBnd n 10.62 ... CmstkA 18.26 -.04 Boeing confirms HiYldTx 13.13 +.04 SrsIntGrw 11.98 -.06 IntBdA p 6.58 ... SSgA Funds: TotBnd n 11.06 +.01 Const p 24.50 -.05 IntTxAMT 12.20 +.04 SerIntlGrF 12.00 -.06 IntGrw p 30.90 -.18 EmgMkt 20.87 -.11 TotlIntl n 15.09 -.09 DivrsDiv p 13.76 -.06 location of 787 fire Intl FdS 42.91 -.27 SrsIntVal 9.43 -.06 LtdTmMu 15.12 +.01 Schwab Funds: TotStk n 36.49 -.10 EqIncA 9.36 -.02 LgCpFoGr 33.31 +.01 SerIntlValF 9.45 -.06 MnStFdA 37.87 -.17 HlthCare 18.99 +.05 Value n 23.48 -.08 GrIncA p 21.48 -.06 MINNEAPOLIS — Boeing is LatAmrEq 33.10 -.23 SrInvGrdF 11.57 +.01 PAMuniA p 11.53 +.02 1000Inv r 39.36 -.11 Vanguard Instl Fds: HiIncMu p ...... MgdMuni S 9.56 +.02 StIntMu n 10.86 +.01 SenFltRtA 8.31 ... S&P Sel 22.68 -.07 BalInst n 24.08 -.03 HiYld p 4.47 ... confirming that a fire on one of MA TF S 15.28 +.04 STBF n 8.60 ... USGv p 9.54 ... 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InstIdx n 133.43 -.39 Also Tuesday, the National MuniInB 13.94 +.04 Sentinel Group: Davis Funds C: StratInc n 11.38 +.01 Oppenheimer Roch: InsPl n 133.44 -.38 US Mortg 12.95 -.01 ComS A p 34.85 -.12 NYVen C 34.49 -.09 StrReRt r 9.65 ... LtdNYA p 3.39 +.01 InstTStIdx n 33.04 -.09 Transportation Safety Board Invesco Funds Y: Sequoia 172.09 -.08 Davis Funds Y: TaxFrB r n 11.73 +.02 RoMu A p 17.08 +.04 InsTStPlus n33.04 -.09 BalRiskY 12.52 +.01 Sit Funds: said it will send two more inves- NYVenY 36.17 -.09 TotalBd n 10.94 +.01 RcNtMuA 7.65 +.02 MidCpIst n 23.11 -.05 Ivy Funds: LrgCpGr 44.46 -.07 REITInst r n 14.68 -.03 Delaware Invest A: Trend n 75.16 -.16 Oppenheimer Y: tigators to Boston to examine AssetSC t 25.67 -.08 SoSunSCInv t n23.13-.09 STBondIdx n10.62 ... Diver Inc p 9.34 ... USBI n 11.86 +.01 DevMktY 35.17 -.09 AssetStA p 26.33 -.07 St FarmAssoc: STIGrInst n 10.83 ... SMIDCapG 23.37 -.13 Utility n 18.89 -.09 IntlBdY 6.57 -.01 the Japan Airlines plane. The AssetStrI r 26.52 -.07 Gwth 56.65 -.06 SCInst n 39.89 -.11 TxUSA p 12.31 +.03 ValStra t n 32.41 -.04 IntGrowY 30.73 -.18 HiIncA p 8.60 +.01 Stratton Funds: TBIst n 11.06 +.01 NTSB says the battery had “se- Delaware Invest B: Value n 78.21 -.24 Osterweis Funds: JPMorgan A Class: Multi-Cap 38.40 -.11 TSInst n 36.51 -.09 SelGrB t 35.93 -.12 Wrldw n 20.73 -.04 StrInco n 11.71 +.01 vere fire damage.” CoreBd A 12.04 +.01 RealEstate 30.51 -.04 ValueIst n 23.48 -.08 Dimensional Fds: Fidelity Selects: PIMCO Admin PIMS: MCpVal p 28.07 -.14 SmCap 57.01 -.19 Vanguard Signal: The fire happened on the EmMCrEq n20.60 -.16 Air n 42.09 -.02 ShtTmAd p 9.88 +.01 JPMorgan C Class: SunAmerica Funds: 500Sgl n 110.93 -.33 EmMktV 30.30 -.27 Banking n 20.01 -.04 TotRtAd 11.22 +.01 CoreBd p 12.10 +.02 USGvB t 9.97 +.01 GroSig n 34.68 -.07 ground Monday, with no pas- IntSmVa n 16.32 -.08 Biotch n 116.80 +.83 PIMCO Instl PIMS: JP Morgan Instl: TCW Funds: ITBdSig n 11.91 +.02 LargeCo 11.47 -.04 Brokr n 52.22 -.17 AlAsetAut r 11.11 +.01 sengers on board. But in-flight MdCpVal n 28.52 -.14 EmMktIn 9.41 -.02 MidCpIdx n 33.01 -.08 TAUSCorE2 n10.22 -.04 Chem n 122.86 +.06 AllAsset 12.65 ... JPMorgan R Cl: TotRetBdI 10.30 +.02 STBdIdx n 10.62 ... fires can be catastrophic, so the USLgVa n 23.51 -.10 ComEquip n23.67 -.33 ComodRR 6.58 +.01 TIAA-CREF Funds: US Micro n 14.99 ... Comp n 62.06 -.41 CoreBond n 12.04 +.01 SmCpSig n 35.94 -.10 DivInc 12.29 ... BdIdxInst 10.96 ... TotBdSgl n 11.06 +.01 matter is getting close scrutiny US TgdVal 17.46 -.03 ConDis n 26.14 -.01 ShtDurBd 10.99 ... EmgMkCur 10.56 ... JPMorgan Select: EqIdxInst 11.06 -.03 TotStkSgl n 35.23 -.09 US Small n 23.30 -.03 ConsuFn n 15.25 +.01 EmMkBd 12.51 -.04 IntlEqIInst 16.30 -.10 by aviation authorities. US SmVa 26.95 ... ConStap n 81.08 -.29 USEquity n 11.49 -.02 Virtus Funds A: FltInc r 9.03 -.01 Templeton Instit: MulSStA p 4.97 ... 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CoreInvA 6.47 -.02 FinSv n 63.63 -.15 USLCCrPls n22.71 -.05 Thornburg Fds: DivOppA p 15.73 -.07 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE InfProSec 12.73 +.01 RealRtnI 12.22 +.03 IntValA p 27.78 -.18 Glb5FxInc n 11.13 +.01 Gold r n 35.95 +.03 Janus T Shrs: DivOppC t 15.58 -.06 ShortT 9.88 +.01 IncBuildA t 19.20 -.02 Name Last Chg 2YGlFxd n 10.04 ... Health n 138.81 +.21 BalancdT 26.52 -.05 TotRt 11.22 +.01 Wasatch: TRWAuto 53.27 -.45 Travelers 73.19 +.13 V-W-X-Y-Z WeathfIntl 11.56 -.15 Contrarn T 15.62 -.10 IncBuildC p 19.20 -.02 SmCpGr 42.08 -.11 TaiwSemi 17.54 -.16 DFARlE n 26.78 -.05 Insur n 52.97 -.10 TR II 10.65 +.01 SP Consum 48.47 -.14 Tredgar 21.30 -.12 WeinRlt 27.57 -.15 Leisr n 105.13 -.23 EnterprT 67.64 -.20 IntValue I 28.43 -.18 Wells Fargo Adv C: TalismE g 11.95 +.16 TriContl 16.56 -.04 Vale SA 20.37 -.31 Dodge&Cox: TRIII 9.88 +.01 LtTMuI 14.68 +.02 SP Engy 72.98 -.24 WellPoint 60.07 +.33 Balanced 79.71 -.14 Material n 73.53 +.17 FlxBndT 10.80 +.01 PIMCO Funds A: AstAllC t 12.52 ... SPDR Fncl 16.96 -.05 Target 60.64 -.66 TrinaSolar 5.20 +.49 Vale SA pf 19.67 -.22 WellsFargo 34.71 -.06 Thrivent Fds A: Wells Fargo Adv : TeckRes g 36.71 -.91 ValeantPh 62.29 +.98 Income 13.86 ... MedDl n 57.67 -.35 GlLifeSciT r 31.21 +.11 AllAstAut t 11.09 +.01 SP Inds 38.65 -.30 Tronox s 20.72 -.13 WestarEn 28.89 -.29 MdEqSys n 28.95 +.08 GlbSel T 10.24 -.04 HiYld 5.10 ... CmStkInv 21.47 -.07 TelefEsp 13.56 -.05 TurqHillRs 8.96 -.16 ValeroE 34.67 +.32 IntlStk 35.03 -.20 LwDurA 10.49 -.01 Incom 9.35 +.01 SP Tech 29.35 -.11 WAstEMkt 15.87 +.10 Stock 125.35 -.27 Multmd n 58.71 +.07 GlTechT r 19.15 -.09 OpptyInv 40.47 -.19 SP Util 35.28 -.11 TempurP 33.52 +.01 TwoHrbInv 11.84 +.17 VangTotBd 83.80 +.08 RealRtA p 12.22 +.03 Transamerica A: Tenaris 40.74 -.49 VangTSM 75.01 -.20 WstAMgdHi 6.24 ... DoubleLine Funds: NtGas n 31.73 -.24 Grw&IncT 34.74 -.16 TotRtA 11.22 +.01 Wells Fargo Ad Ins: StdPac 7.71 +.05 TycoIntl s 29.77 -.05 Pharm n 15.59 +.07 Janus T 32.44 -.11 AegonHYB p 9.80 +.01 UlStMuInc 4.82 ... Standex 52.39 +.67 TenetHlt rs 33.47 -.83 Tyson 20.32 +.10 VangREIT 66.94 -.13 WAstInfOpp 13.21 +.01 TRBd I 11.35 ... PIMCO Funds C: FlexInc p 9.43 +.01 Teradata 63.74 -.11 VangEmg 44.52 -.37 TRBd N p 11.35 ... Retail n 63.24 -.16 OvrseasT r 35.30 -.35 Wells Fargo Admin: StanBlkDk 75.42 +.33 UBS AG 16.44 +.10 WstnRefin 27.60 +.66 AllAstAut t 11.05 +.01 Turner Funds: Teradyn 16.95 -.20 VangEur 48.90 -.16 Dreyfus: Softwr n 83.86 -.30 PrkMCVal T 21.80 -.10 Growth 42.75 +.01 StarwdHtl 59.11 -.53 UDR 24.03 +.10 WstnUnion 13.67 ... RealRtC p 12.22 +.03 SmlCpGr n 34.58 -.12 TerraNitro 237.80 +1.30 VangEAFE 35.28 -.19 Aprec 44.71 -.07 Tech n 102.71 -.39 ResearchT 33.25 -.04 Western Asset: StateStr 49.11 -.33 UIL Hold 35.97 -.69 Weyerhsr 29.68 +.20 TotRtC t 11.22 +.01 Tweedy Browne: Tesoro 41.40 +1.18 Vantiv n 21.01 +.24 CT A 12.37 +.03 Telcm n 51.55 -.65 ShTmBdT 3.09 +.01 CrPlsBdF1 p 11.66 ... Steris 35.26 -.38 UNS Engy 43.43 -.11 Whrlpl 105.01 +.64 PIMCO Funds D: GblValue 23.64 -.01 TetraTech 8.33 +.25 VarianMed 74.84 -.35 CorV A ...... Trans n 53.60 -.05 Twenty T 63.29 +.04 CorePlus I 11.66 ... StillwtrM 13.03 -.04 US Airwy 15.16 +.32 WhitingPet 46.10 +.32 RealRtn p 12.22 +.03 US Global Investors: TevaPhrm 38.25 +.19 Vectren 29.66 -.20 Dreyf 10.04 -.01 UtilGr n 57.45 -.14 VentureT 55.76 -.24 William Blair N: StratHotels 6.66 +.07 UltraPt g 18.46 -.04 WmsCos 33.57 -.42 TRtn p 11.22 +.01 Stryker 56.97 -.10 Textron 26.36 -.04 Ventas 65.07 +.31 DryMid r 29.77 -.08 Wireless n 8.40 -.10 WrldW T r 48.42 -.17 AllAm 25.87 -.07 GrowthN 12.34 -.04 UniFirst 81.72 -.42 PIMCO Funds P: SturmRug 48.93 +1.59 Theragen 1.60 +.01 VeoliaEnv 11.77 +.05 WmsPtrs 49.35 -.73 GNMA 15.64 -.01 Fidelity Spartan: John Hancock A: ChinaReg 7.87 -.14 ThermoFis 65.47 -.41 UnilevNV 38.14 -.14 VeriFone 30.95 -.55 AstAllAuthP 11.11 +.01 GlbRs 9.93 -.02 SubPpne 41.64 +.09 Winnbgo 18.07 -.20 GrChinaA r 37.03 -.50 500IdxInv n 51.61 -.15 BondA p 16.46 +.01 TotRtnP 11.22 +.01 ThomCrk g 4.35 -.12 UnionPac 130.18 -.09 VerizonCm 43.10 -1.07 IncomeA p 6.79 ... Gld&Mtls 11.59 +.04 SunCmts 40.90 +.29 WiscEngy 37.14 -.19 HiYldA p 6.73 +.01 500Idx I 51.61 -.15 Parnassus Funds: 3D Sys 58.65 -2.02 UtdContl 25.62 -.05 VimpelCm 10.57 -.41 IntlInxInv n 34.42 -.22 RgBkA 14.69 -.05 WldPrcMn 11.58 +.05 Suncor gs 33.55 -.10 WT India 19.64 ... StratValA 31.77 -.07 EqtyInco n 29.93 -.07 SunriseSen 14.48 -.01 3M Co 95.50 +.01 UtdMicro 2.09 -.02 Visa 159.36 +1.47 TotMIdxF r 42.22 -.11 John Hancock B: USAA Group: WolvWW 39.15 -.84 TechGroA 34.88 -.26 Perm Port Funds: Suntech 1.66 +.18 Tiffany 62.60 +1.50 UPS B 76.14 -.21 VishayInt 10.40 -.19 TotMktInv n 42.22 -.11 IncomeB 6.79 ... AgvGt 33.47 -.06 TW Cable 96.36 -.90 VMware 92.75 +.73 Worthgtn 27.36 -.14 DreihsAcInc 10.73 ... Permannt 48.84 +.08 SunTrst 28.98 +.01 UtdRentals 48.10 -.15 Driehaus Funds: USBond I 11.86 +.01 John Hancock Cl 1: CA Bd 11.17 +.02 TimeWarn 50.15 +1.03 US Bancrp 32.97 +.05 Vonage 2.51 +.08 Wyndham 56.04 +.04 Pioneer Funds A: CrnstStr 23.24 ... SupEnrgy 22.26 -.08 EMktGr 31.03 -.15 Fidelity Spart Adv: LSAggr 13.14 -.04 Supvalu 2.76 -.09 Timken 48.31 -.36 US NGs rs 18.17 -.23 Vornado 81.13 -.81 XL Grp 25.85 -.12 BondA p 9.93 +.01 GovSec 10.30 ... EVPTxMEmI 49.26 -.11 ExMktAd r n 41.18 -.06 LSBalanc 13.72 -.02 Synovus 2.48 -.11 TollBros 34.23 -.12 US OilFd 33.96 +.04 WGL Hold 38.61 -.44 XcelEngy 27.16 +.05 IntlValA 19.44 -.08 GrTxStr 14.77 -.01 TorchEngy .65 -.07 WPX Engy 15.11 -.78 Eaton Vance A: 500IdxAdv n51.61 -.15 LSConsrv 13.49 +.01 Sysco 31.44 -.32 USSteel 25.01 -.70 Xerox 7.22 -.01 PionFdA p 33.20 -.09 Grwth 17.33 -.02 Torchmark 53.05 -.48 Wabash 9.45 -.12 ChinaA p 18.49 -.26 IntAd r n 34.42 -.22 LSGrwth 13.70 -.04 TCF Fncl 12.73 -.05 UtdTech 83.55 -1.02 YPF Soc 15.70 +.75 ValueA p 12.14 -.04 Gr&Inc 16.53 -.04 TorDBk g 83.76 +.02 WalMart 68.59 +.19 AMTFMuInc 10.55 +.04 TotMktAd r n42.22 -.11 LSModer 13.44 -.01 TD Ameritr 18.02 -.05 UtdhlthGp 51.40 -.69 Pioneer Funds B: IncStk 13.87 -.05 Total SA 51.58 -.11 Walgrn 38.17 +.14 Yamana g 16.55 +.20 MultiCGrA 8.71 -.01 USBond I 11.86 +.01 Lazard Instl: TECO 17.06 -.03 HiYldB t 10.57 ... Inco 13.48 +.02 TotalSys 22.70 +.41 UnivHlthS 50.25 -.96 WalterEn 38.78 -.83 YingliGrn 2.84 +.23 InBosA 6.04 ... EmgMktI 19.76 -.06 TJX s 43.50 -.76 Intl 26.04 -.12 Transocn 52.36 -.15 UnumGrp 21.61 -.16 WsteMInc 34.04 +.07 YumBrnds 65.04 -2.85 “If you put the federal government in Page A10 - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013 charge of the Sahara desert, in five years there’d be a shortage of sand.” OPINION Milton Friedman, 1912-2006 CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE

CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE War on pot goes up in smoke EDITORIAL BOARD he war on mari- and make a ton of sales and supervision. Tough Gerry Mulligan...... publisher juana is going up money from it. penalties are planned for driving Mike Arnold ...... editor Tin smoke, and Another benefit of while stoned, or providing the it’s about time. There decriminalization is drug to minors. Charlie Brennan ...... editor at large is no bigger waste of liberating overworked Inevitably, though, more states Curt Ebitz...... citizen member money and resources police and prosecutors, will ease their marijuana laws. Mac Harris ...... citizen member in all law enforcement. whose talents are being Money is why: potential revenues Failure is too polite misspent on dumb, from taxing pot cultivation and Founded Rebecca Martin ...... guest member by Albert M. a description for the dead-end pot cases — sales are too substantial to Williamson Brad Bautista ...... copy chief long campaign to elim- 50 plants in a grow forego. Even the boneheads in Carl Hiaasen “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” inate the pot trade in house tended by some Tallahassee will one day figure — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus the United States. A OTHER hapless bozo who does- that out. colossal flop is what it VOICES n’t even know where Watching America’s legaliza- is. After four decades the seeds came from. tion movement with gloom are and billions spent, marijuana is Most Americans would prefer the Mexican drug cartels, whose SUBSTANCE VS. STYLE easier to get, and more potent, to see drug agents shutting down vast profits from grass smuggling than ever. meth labs and pill mills, which will wither with the loss of their More than 40 percent of all actually kill people. most lucrative market. Americans over 12 have tried it, Like it or not, marijuana is so Pot smokers would just as soon and at least 30 million people deeply imbedded in our culture buy it from a licensed dispensary, smoke it every year. The most re- that it will never go away. You can but they will definitely keep buy- Personalities cent national drug survey found find it on Wall Street, Main Street ing it, no matter what the govern- that 18.1 million Americans had or K Street, on any college cam- ment does. used it during the previous pus or military base. I recall sitting in an unmarked month. Some drug experts fear that car with a DEA agent at a motel Pot is now medically dispensed more lenient laws will increase parking lot in Homestead. Other shouldn’t sink in 18 states and Washington, D.C. consumption and abuse. Others agents were positioned nearby. It’s the largest cash crop in the believe a lawful marketplace will They were all waiting to arrest nation’s largest agricultural state, prove safer. Regardless, the satu- a guy who was supposedly com- California. ration level of reefer is already ing to deliver three bales of A legitimate pain reliever for high. Colombian weed. An undercover partnership cancer victims, “medicinal” mar- In 2011, according to FBI sta- team had set up the deal. ijuana is now available for an as- tistics, a marijuana-related arrest Time dragged on. Radios ounty Commissioner ward Damato. sortment of other symptoms, occurred every 42 seconds in the crackled. Everybody grew rest- Dennis Damato is a man Now, there’s a potential some of them conveniently vague United States. That’s how abun- less and bored. Cof great enthusiasm. wrench in the works of the and impossible to discount. It’s dant the stuff is. A barefoot teenager happened When he latches onto some- well-intentioned plan because not terribly hard to get a pre- Some of those who got busted to roll up on a bicycle. If he saw were career criminals who hap- us — and I don’t know how he thing, he becomes a fervent ad- of hard feelings among a hand- scription. In November, voters in Col- pened to be caught with a joint in didn’t — it didn’t seem to matter. vocate — occasionally leaving ful of city leaders toward Den- orado and Washington dropped their pockets, but many were ca- The kid pulled out a joint and fellow stakeholders with a nis Damato. the pretense and approved the sual users or small-time sellers. lit up. Broad daylight, people all sense that their Comments from adult recreational use of weed. Those who get prosecuted on over the place. opinion, input or THE ISSUE: residents, how- Other states will follow in coming minor pot charges disproportion- If the windows hadn’t been groundwork is ever, indicate the years. ately tend to be Hispanics and rolled up, the smoke would have insignificant. Revitalizing city would be Absurdly, the government still African Americans, not the white filled the DEA car. The agent Such is the case Crystal River. short-sighted not classifies pot as a Schedule I Con- college kids who are toking up a looked over at me and shook his with his “Partner- to overlook Dam- trolled Substance, the same as storm. Cannabis laws have al- head. All we could do was laugh. ship for a New Be- OUR OPINION: ato’s bulldozer heroin and cocaine. Federal law ways been selectively enforced, The boy rode off on his bike. ginning,” in which personal style for prohibits medical marijuana use, and lots of people are sitting in The guy with the bales showed up Damato proposes Don’t let the long-term ben- and the Obama administration jail who shouldn’t be there. empty-handed, so the deal didn’t a partnership be- personalities efits of an inter- has taken action against dispen- The current useless Congress go down. tween the county hinder action. local plan that saries in California. is unlikely to tackle marijuana re- That was 30 years ago. Nothing and the city of would breathe It’s a lost cause, and an expen- form, but the Justice Department has changed. sive one. Any true fiscal conser- could do all taxpayers a favor by Crystal River to leverage funds some new life into Crystal River. ■ vative should be outraged by the letting each state decide for itself. ——— ——— to help rejuvenate the down- At the workshop, 23-year city waste and futility. Making pot legally available to Carl Hiaasen is a columnist for town. The plan — presented by resident Kennedy Smith said, States are rewriting their mar- adults will require caution. Col- the Miami Herald. Readers may Damato at a Dec. 10 city coun- “This is the first comprehen- ijuana laws because that’s what orado and Washington are write to him at: 1 Herald Plaza, cil meeting then a Dec. 20 sive plan I’ve ever seen.” makes sense. Regulate it, tax it, wrestling with the logistics of Miami, Fla., 33132. chamber of commerce-spon- While the mayor and others sored workshop — would seek correctly point to the existing to establish three districts: “Visioning Plan for Downtown” downtown/waterfront, town as evidence to the contrary, center and resort. clearly Smith’s not the only one In showing artist’s render- intrigued by the new proposal. ings during the workshop, While it’d be hard for any plan Damato said, “It’s all doable. that involves money to gain The funding is in place,” refer- traction in this economy, the ring to city, county and grant opportunity to pursue ele- dollars. ments of a similar plan that in- Unfortunately, the proposal cludes funding seems a has become tangled in a style- no-brainer. vs.-substance tug-of-war, with We encourage County Com- some Crystal River officials missioner Damato to do some irked that a plan specific to soul searching and gain insight their city wasn’t crafted with into how to build partnerships their input. through soliciting opinions, Mayor Farley — who didn’t listening, cooperating and in- attend the workshop, later say- corporating the ideas of ing he’s a busy man with a busy others. schedule — has subsequently In addition, however, we im- pointed to the city-crafted “Vi- plore city officials not to get sioning Plan for Downtown,” their feathers ruffled by Dam- asserting that a significant por- ato. Stand back and ask what’s tion of Damato’s plan merely best for Crystal River. If funds mirrors what’s in place. and proposals for enhancing As the mayor of the city, it the city can be realized, don’t would have been appropriate allow personalities to get in for Farley to have been present the way. City leaders have the — and a strong voice — at the ability to shape any plan — be workshop. Comments to the it theirs, Dennis Damato’s, or a Chronicle Editorial Board in combination of both — into a early January reflected his dis- vision good for the city’s LETTERS to the Editor may with Damato. We hope his future. absence from the workshop After all, at issue is the city’s doesn’t stem from disdain to- future. Adams supports park OPINIONS INVITED China in currency biz As your commissioner, I will ■ The opinions expressed in Chroni- I read with interest the article not be supporting withholding of cle editorials are the opinions of in the Friday, Dec. 21 paper enti- Waste of money and they’ll have a new license. No funds for Whispering Pines, es- the newspaper’s editorial board. tled, “Mint testing new material to eye test, reflex test or anything. pecially while some are advocat- ■ All letters must be signed and in- make coins cheaper.” It is interest- This is an article about A person could have ing expenditure “public” money clude a phone number and home- ing that it costs 2 cents to make a Dawsy’s men wasting for studies with the potential de- town, including letters sent via penny and 11 cents to make a arthritis so bad that they email. Names and hometowns will money. I went to the OUND can barely move their velopment of the Citrus County be printed; phone numbers will nickel! That’s kind of like me man- Crystal River Mall Sunday S legs, but as long as their Port. not be published or given out. ufacturing something and selling afternoon early. There OFF check goes in the mail, Because some expenditure de- ■ SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, it for half of what it cost to make! were two deputies sitting they’ll get a new license. cisions have already been made, 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., I have a suggestion. Why don’t off to the side of Office One woman asked me to I realize that hundreds of thou- Crystal River, FL 34429. Or, fax to we have China make our cur- Max behind the bushes. 352-563-3280, or email to start her car for her be- sands of dollars of “public” [email protected]. rency? Maybe they could make a I was there for over an cause she didn’t have the money has and will be spent for nickel for 3 cents. Think of the hour in the mall and strength in her hand to the port studies and project. If savings. them guys were still sit- CALL turn the key, yet she’s port advocates believe more Right now we have outstand- ting there when I went in Yes, Citrus County’s financial still driving. I refused. studies and/or development are ing debt to China of about $1.16 and they were just leaving crisis is real. But the crisis is not 563-0579 The sad part is that some needed, then I fully support trillion. That’s “one” followed by as I came out of the new — the problem has been innocent person will be funding be from “private/special a lot of zeros! China owns a big mall. continued spending, along with the one who gets hurt when interest” funding sources that chunk of us. If you go into Wal- What a waste of money for the large depletion of reserves, there’s an accident. will ultimately benefit from such. mart or other stores and emptied Citrus County people. No wonder change in property values with I have discussed with City the shelves of all that is made in the laws are the way they are in decrease in ad valorem rev- Port too shallow Manager Frank DiGiovanni the China, the store would be virtu- this county. enues, and Duke’s challenge of The port that they’re talking budgetary/funding needs for property assessment. ally empty. No driver’s test given about; we don’t need a port. That Whispering Pines. Whispering A resolution is needed; how- Why shouldn’t they make our The person who called in who canal is only 13 feet deep. Should Pines is a true asset for the chil- ever, let’s keep our priorities on currency? said that some of these senior cit- be 40 to 45 to handle what they dren of our community; we need the “right” projects and not pe- Of course I am kidding. I hope izens should not be driving a car want to have, plus a turning to do all we can to maintain its nalize our children and commu- some bureaucrat in Washington but yet they still get their license, basin. availability. I spoke with state nity’s use of Whispering Pines as doesn’t think of it, but it could should know that the reason they So we don’t need to spend our Sen. Charlie Dean, who has as- a means toward resolution. happen. still get a license is because when tax dollars for things like that sured me he will do all he can to they get a renewal notice, they where we have no heavy industry achieve legislative support on Scott Adams Carl Broman simply have to mail in a check in here. this endeavor. Commissioner, District 5 Inverness

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LETTERS to the Editor Accept blame everyone, it will not cover am appalled whenever I go law. We now have people first state to issue 1 million bags of goodies that were the cost of our spending, so to one of our local flea mar- being shot because someone concealed gun permits. given out to the children by Does anyone really think increasing taxes on only a kets — there are always nu- didn’t like loud music, or Santa. Church members Evelyn O’Brien the “fiscal cliff ” is now the small percentage of us cer- merous vendors selling they objected to a teenager also came out several straw that breaks our back? tainly won’t solve the prob- guns and I am convinced riding a skateboard, or a cus- Crystal River nights and helped out with Fact is, when anyone de- lem either. The spenders few, if any, ask questions of tomer getting a little testy in hot chocolate, cookies and fines precisely what the fis- will simply reverse the in- the purchaser. a pizza parlor. Thanks! even “crowd control.” Mem- cal cliff means, it’s obvious crease on selected voters, Additionally, I believe Representative Young bers of the Allen Rawls we went over that cliff long We send out our sincere claim to give them a tax high-capacity magazines from Tampa is quoted as American Legion and Aux- ago and we are now in the appreciation to all who cut, expect their votes/loy- should be limited in some saying in reference to the iliary also took part by col- inevitable freefall. Our debt helped with our Christmas alty, and divide us even fur- manner and that we should Newtown shooting, “We’ve lecting hundreds of stuffed is over $16 trillion and display on Mary Lue Street ther. They will continue absolutely ban any sales of had quite a bit of conversa- animals for the children headed for $21 trillion in in Inverness. Each year our spending us into oblivion assault-type weapons. I tion about that actually. We and they were on site as four years regardless how display gets a little bigger because none of this will come from a rural back- started our meeting with a helpers as well. There were this dilemma is “resolved.” and we have more and put a dent in the real prob- ground where my father moment of silence for the two special “elves” who (Okay, maybe it will only be more visitors who come to lem. The fiscal abyss will and brother hunted, and families and victims of that were really a big help to $20.9 trillion in four years.) enjoy it with their families be ignored until the next have no objection to ra- horrible shooting.” One Santa as he gave out nearly Our ballooning interest on and friends. We extend election. tional reasons for owning a moment of silence! I’m 1,000 gifts to the children. this debt is approaching great thanks to some spe- Someone once said, gun, but I can’t believe any sure that made the families We hope everyone who half a trillion dollars per cial neighbors who joined “united we stand, divided hunter needs an assault feel better that Mr. Young visited enjoyed the sights year and increasing every our decorating crew and we fall.” Well, America is weapon to kill a deer or a considers a moment of si- and sounds while strolling year, with no end in sight helped put up the thou- now divided like never be- rabbit. Assault weapons are lence adequate. around our display or while and absolutely no way to sands and thousands of fore. The only time in re- designed for one use only Thankfully, Sen. Nelson sitting by our cozy fire pit. It ever pay it, regardless of the lights and decorations, a cent history when we came — to kill as many people as supports a ban on assault- warms our hearts to be able tax rates. We can’t even slow job that literally takes close even close to being united the person wielding it can. type weapons and Sen. to bring everyone a little old its growth, let alone reverse to three months to com- was for a short time after Rubio is willing to have a fashioned Christmas cheer. it and pay down our bills. As for some of our legisla- plete. Members of Her- Sept. 11, 2001. Who will “serious and comprehen- nando United Methodist We look forward to seeing We — American voters — tors here in Florida, let me unite us this time? God? sive” review of gun laws. Church played a big part in you all again next year. send people to Washington point out the following: Half of us try to keep Him One further note: I would our Christmas celebration to spend money so long as Mr. Nugent feels we out of everything we do, not be proud to tell visitors this year by donating many Frank and Linda Sojka they spend other people’s should make more of an ef- while the other half say He that we have become the of the stuffed animals and Inverness money, and so long as they should be, and is, in every- fort to identify and treat spend it on “me” or for my thing we do. Seems to be a mental health issues. That cause/interests. We are like little division there, you probably wouldn’t have children driving our par- think? stopped Adam Lanza, since he had no record of vio- ents deeper into financial To close this on a positive lence and it appears no one ruins. The parents say we note, we can all take solace ever sought psychiatric are in trouble and must cut in knowing it’s “not my care for him. (But his spending, but the children fault!” Everything is some- mother not owning an as- have the credit cards, the one else’s fault. It has to be sault rifle and a Glock auto- lawyers and the politicians the politicians’ fault. If it matic might have.) I heard on their side. The adults, if isn’t the one we elected, one legislator (from an- any, lose. The divided fam- then it’s the one we didn’t other state) remark that it ily loses. elect or those who left of- is easier to buy an assault This “fiscal cliff ” is noth- fice long ago. It can’t be the weapon than it is to have ing more than political one I voted for, of course, so someone committed for gimmickry, and I think it is it must be the one you mental health care. Emily absolutely necessary we voted for. Never, never is it Bazelton, in the Tampa Bay bite the bullet and quit my fault or your fault. So, Times, posits this, “… the whistling past the ceme- rather than plugging the link between untreated tery. Everyone has been leak and bailing water, we mental illness and violence party to (and a beneficiary can simply blame someone … often falls between the of) the reckless spending, else while our ship sinks. cracks … To spot it, wouldn’t so everyone should now That should make us feel we have to do comprehen- pay his “fair share” (an- better. other political gimmick) to sive psychological screen- slow our plunge into the Sam Nall ing for all gun purchasers, “fiscal abyss.” Homosassa as Israel does?” Unfortunately, it won’t Representative Baxley likely happen. Spending feels we should arm school will continue with little re- Time for changes teachers. Do we really want sistance because, like the I firmly believe we to turn our schools into parent-child analogy, irre- should close the gun show armed fortresses? But that sponsible spending buys loopholes whereby a per- seems a likely proposal com- more votes and more love son may purchase a gun ing from the person who is than restraint can ever buy. without submitting to a largely responsible for our 000DPF2 Even if taxes increase on background check. And I asinine Stand Your Ground BEYOND

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Associated Press uals, announcing last month expensive events surround- campaign that exceeded $2 he would take unlimited con- ing Obama’s inaugural on billion. So far, health care WASHINGTON — Plan- tributions from individuals Jan. 21. Obama raised $53 executives and major Dem- ners of President Barack and corporations. million in private money for ocratic Party donors — in- Obama’s second inauguration A fundraising appeal ob- his first inauguration, when a cluding those who’ve taken are soliciting high-dollar con- tained by The Associated record 1.8 million people private meetings with tributions up to an unprece- Press shows the Presiden- packed the National Mall to Obama or his senior staff — dented $1 million to help pay tial Inaugural Committee is see the nation’s first black are among those paying for for the celebration in ex- going far beyond Obama’s president take the oath of of- the party. change for special access. previous self-imposed limits fice. The celebration has The shifts underscore The changes are part of a Obama’s evolving stance on and is looking to blow away been scaled down this year, Associated Press continuing erosion of modern American presi- with less than half the crowd changing how business is Venezuelan embassy work- Obama’s pledge to keep dential inauguration expected and a cut from 10 in- conducted in Washington. ers Tuesday hold up a donors and special interests fundraising records by of- auguration-night balls to two. He criticized pay-for-access framed image of Vene- at arm’s length of his presi- fering donors four VIP pack- But the pressure is high to privileges during his first Associated Press zuela’s ailing President dency. He has abandoned the ages named after the pay for the festivities after campaign, and after coming Capt. Nicholas Tommaso of Hugo Chavez during the policy from his first inaugu- country’s founding fathers. donors already contributed into office he pledged to Carle Place, Nassau monthly Catholic service County, N.Y., right, em- ration to accept donations up Event organizers are hop- to the most expensive polit- have the most transparent devoted to the sick at the braces his girlfriend, Brit- to only $50,000 from individ- ing the packages will pay for ical race in U.S. history, a administration in history. Church of Our Lady of tany Carr, on Tuesday at Regla, in Regla, Cuba. Albany International Airport in Colonie, N.Y. Troops Chavez unable to from the 27th Infantry attend swearing-in Brigade reunited with family and friends following CARACAS, Venezuela — their deployment to Kuwait New gun control push Venezuela’s National Assem- in support of Operation En- bly has approved a plan for during Freedom. President Hugo Chavez not to attend his scheduled inauguration this Thursday and in- Company invents stead be sworn in later before the Supreme Court. mold-free bread Chavez’s congressional al- LUBBOCK, Texas — Atten- lies hold a majority of seats in tion, bread shoppers: A Texas the National Assembly, and company could have the an- they backed the proposal with swer to some consumers’ un- a show of hands. welcome discovery that The country’s opposition just-purchased loaves contain lawmakers on Tuesday mold. strongly criticized the action to MicroZap Inc. claims its put off the swearing-in. They technology allows bread to argued it violates the coun- stay mold-free for 60 days. try’s constitution. The bread is bombarded with microwaves for about 10 sec- Officials seize onds, which kills the mold gold worth $1.7M spores, said chief executive SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — officer Don Stull said. U.S. authorities in Puerto The process could elimi- Rico have confiscated 11 gold nate bakers’ need for preser- bars sent by mail from Cura- vatives and ingredients used cao, officials said Tuesday, to mask preservatives’ flavor, without saying whether the as well as reduce food waste suspected contraband came and increase bread’s shelf from a recent heist on the life, he said. Dutch Caribbean island. Researchers at Texas Tech The gold bars were found University also see using the in several courier packages at technology in bread made in an airport in the Puerto Rican Associated Press developing countries, where town of Aguadilla, said Jeffrey there are fewer food safety Nick Leo visits a memorial Tuesday for shooting victims, in Tucson, Ariz., outside the Safeway supermarket where a gunman opened fire on former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords as she met with constituents in 2011, killing six people Quinones, a spokesman for standards and spoilage is a and leaving 12 others injured. Giffords and her husband launched a political action committee Tuesday aimed at U.S. Customs and Border problem. curbing gun violence as her Arizona hometown paused to mark the second anniversary of the shooting rampage. Protection. The bars weighed Lottery winner’s nearly 77 pounds and have death probed an estimated value of $1.7 Giffords, Kelly announce launch of lobbying group million. CHICAGO — The wife of a Inspectors noted the pack- Chicago lottery winner who Associated Press requests for comments. The senator will “raise funds necessary to bal- ages that arrived in mid-De- was poisoned with cyanide and gun rights advocate didn’t stay ance the influence of the gun cember were “unusually said Tuesday she was devas- TUCSON, Ariz. — Tuesday was at the event, but earlier said he was lobby.” heavy,” and flagged them for tated by his death and cannot not just a day for Tucson to remem- angered by the timing of Kozachik’s There was already some concern inspection before confiscating believe her husband could ber the victims of the deadly shoot- event and paying $50 for a gun was among gun control advocates that the bars as suspected contra- have had enemies. ing that severely injured then- U.S. such little money that it amounted they were losing the momentum band, Quinones said in a Shabana Ansari spoke to Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. It was also to theft. they hoped to have after the New- statement. The Associated Press a day a day when residents could see The dueling gun buyback pro- town, Conn., elementary school after news emerged the 46- firsthand the nation’s gun debate grams — and the annual ringing of shooting that left 20 children and Fire rips through year-old Urooj Khan’s death play out in a busy parking lot out- bells to remember the six dead and six adults dead in December. Con- slum in Nigeria in July was the result of side a city police station. 13 injured, including Giffords, dur- gress was already occupied with LAGOS, Nigeria — A mas- cyanide poisoning and not On one side was a councilman ing the January 2011 attack — came budget concerns. sive fire tore through a water- natural causes, as authorities who supports gun control leading as the congresswoman and her hus- Giffords’ announcement brought front slum in Nigeria’s initially concluded. Prosecu- an effort to give $50 grocery store band announced that they were back memories from the 1980s megacity of Lagos on Tues- gift cards to anyone who turned in forming a political action commit- when Jim and Sarah Brady formed tors, Chicago police and the day, burning down dozens of their firearms to police. On the tee aimed at curbing gun violence. the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Cook County Medical Exam- shack workshops and homes. iner’s Office are investigating other was an event organized by a Giffords and husband Mark Kelly, Violence. Brady, then-President state senator that turned into an a former astronaut, wrote in an op- Ronald Reagan’s press secretary, When firefighters didn’t turn Khan’s death as a homicide, up, locals tried in vain to stop but they have not given any open, unregulated and legal mar- ed published in USA Today that was wounded in the 1981 presiden- ketplace for firearms. their Americans for Responsible tial assassination attempt by a men- the blaze with buckets of details, announced any sus- “We have a fundamental hole in Solutions initiative would help tally ill gunman. water. pects or said whether they the private sales of guns. You can raise money to support greater gun Brady’s organization has been The fire hit along the dirty believed the lottery win could walk up right in front of a cop and control efforts and take on the pow- among the most vocal champions of shoreline of the Lagos La- have presented a motive. buy a gun, no background check, erful gun lobby. gun control since then, but it re- goon, an area full of sawmills Brown: Prison nothing,” said Councilman Steve “Achieving reforms to reduce gun mains to be seen whether Giffords’ that process lumber floated Kozachik. “How much more flawed violence and prevent mass shoot- group can better compete against into the city from hundreds of crisis over can the system be?” ings will mean matching gun lobby- the National Rifle Association and miles away. Massive piles of SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The people who bought guns ists in their reach and resources,” its huge fundraising and political sawdust and loose shavings Declaring that California’s from each other declined repeated the couple wrote. They said that it clout. fill the area. By Tuesday after- long-running prison crisis is noon, a thick plume of smoke over, Gov. Jerry Brown on rose from the mills over the Tuesday challenged a federal city’s long Third Mainland court order by saying the state Bridge, which links the me- has done all it can to safely re- tropolis to its islands. lieve overcrowding and im- Scientists: 2012 hottest year on record Hours later after the sun- prove medical and mental set, the fire still raged in the health care for inmates. Associated Press until next week, but through occur like this in an un- Oceanic and Atmospheric neighborhood. Silhouettes of Meeting further demands the first 11 months of 2012, changing climate,” said Administration, the U.S. last residents could be seen, try- by the courts to reduce the in- WASHINGTON — Amer- the world was on pace to Kevin Trenberth, head of year also had the second ing to toss water onto the mate population, he said, ica set an off-the-charts heat have its eighth warmest climate analysis at the Na- most weather extremes on massive flames, which stood would require ignoring state record in 2012. year on record. tional Center for Atmos- record, behind 1998. There stories high. sentencing laws and putting A brutal combination of a Scientists say the U.S. pheric Research in Boulder, were 11 different disasters The rest of the neighbor- the public at risk by releasing widespread drought and a heat is part global warming Colo. “And they are costing that caused more than $1 hood remained in the dark, violent offenders. He urged mostly absent winter in action and natural many billions of dollars.” billion in damage, including with little points of lights from the judges to end court over- pushed the average annual weather variations. The Last year was 3.2 degrees superstorm Sandy and the flashlights dancing across sight of inmate medical and U.S. temperature last year drought that struck almost warmer than the average for drought, NOAA said. the blackness. mental health care, and up to 55.32 degrees Fahren- two-thirds of the nation and the entire 20th century. Last The drought was the It was unclear if anyone vowed to press his fight to the heit, the government an- a La Nina weather event July was also the hottest worst since the 1950s and was injured in the inferno. Of- U.S. Supreme Court if nounced Tuesday. That’s a helped push temperatures month on record. slightly behind the dust ficials with Lagos state emer- necessary. full degree warmer than the higher, along with climate Nineteen states set yearly bowl of the 1930s, meteorol- gency services could not be old record set in 1998. change from man-made heat records in 2012. Alaska, ogists said. During a “There’s no question that reached for comment into drought, the ground is so there were big problems in Breaking temperature greenhouse gas emissions, however, was cooler than records by an entire degree said Katharine Hayhoe, di- average. dry that there’s not enough Tuesday night. California prisons,” the Dem- is unprecedented, scientists rector of the Climate Sci- U.S. temperature records moisture in the soil to evap- There were no firefighters, ocratic governor said at a say. Normally, records are ence Center at Texas Tech go back to 1895 and the orate into the atmosphere to trucks or emergency equip- Capitol news conference, broken by a tenth of a de- University. She said temper- yearly average is based on cause rainfall. And that ment seen in the neighbor- adding that “after decades of gree or so. ature increases are happen- reports from more than means hotter, drier air. hood, which can be difficult to work, the job is now The National Climatic ing faster than scientists 1,200 weather stations The last time the country reach and dangerous for complete.” Data Center’s figures for the predicted. across the Lower 48 states. had a record cold month outsiders. — From wire reports entire world won’t come out “These records do not According to the National was December 1983. — From wire reports ■ Golf/B2 ■ Local tennis, bowling/B3 Section B - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013 ■ Football/B4 ■ Scoreboard/B4 ■ TV, lottery/B4 ■ Basketball/B5 SPORTS ■ Baseball/B5 ■ Entertainment/B6 CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE

SPORTS Eustis hangs on against CR BRIEFS Pirates coast to college recruit Dustin Dunham don’t know what more you can want Crystal River’s defense helped 53-39 triumph Panthers score last helped push the Panthers past the as a coach,” a proud Feldman said. force Eustis into a couple of Pirates for a 51-49 victory. Crystal River (6-7 overall, 1-5 in turnovers early in the fourth before at Eustis four points to down Even after Dunham’s 3, Pirates District 5A-7) entered the fourth a 3 by Reynolds, a pair of buckets by The Crystal River girls junior point guard Ty period trailing 43-34 in a Pirates sophomore forward Sam basketball team snagged a Reynolds, who bested all Franklin (14 points, six rebounds) fierce defensive battle, and 53-39 victory at Eustis on scorers in the game with was behind by as many and a bucket by Crystal River sen- Pirates 51-49 Tuesday night. 16 points, narrowly as 13 early in the third ior forward Robert Speakman pre- SEAN ARNOLD missed from beyond period after Eustis (10- ceded a game-tying layup by Pirates Jasmyne Eason paced Correspondent the arc before the 7 overall), which sits senior guard Nick Ricca that knot- the Pirates with 19 points buzzer to fall within behind only Nature ted the contest at 45 with 2:55 left. and 13 rebounds. Team- CRYSTAL RIVER — The Crystal inches of beating a Coast with a 5-1 record A field goal by Dunham, who mates Katelyn Hannigan River boys basketball team did squad that handed Crys- in 5A-7, threw down leads the Panthers in scoring for (eight assists), Megan about all head coach Steve Feld- tal River a 34-point loss three dunks within a the season but failed to register Wells (11 points, three as- man could ask in leading Eustis 49- earlier in the season. 90-second span. points in the second and third sists) and Lamechia Rich- 47 with a minute to play in the “It’s a shame because it was But back-to-back 3s by Reynolds quarters, and a pair of converted burgh (nine points, nine Crystal River gym on Tuesday. there for the taking, but to say and senior guard Matt Taylor mid- foul shots by Crystal River junior rebounds) also excelled. But a steal and a free throw fol- you’ve got the ball with a chance to way through the third put the Pi- forward Hunter Roessler evened Crystal River (11-7 over- lowed by a 3-pointer with eight win at home against a team that rates within five and set the stage all) plays Friday at home seconds remaining by Division II beat us by about 35 at their place, I for a tight finish. See PIRATES /Page B4 vs. Nature Coast. District win important for Panthers Judgement The Lecanto boys basketball team improved to 5-2 in District 6A-6 with a day for 45-36 victory at Central in Brooksville on Tuesday night. HoF Mikey Makros (11 points, four assists) and Robert Vega (eight points, 10 re- nominees bounds) were standouts for the Panthers. Lecanto (12-4 overall) Bonds, Clemens, plays 7:30 p.m. Friday at home against Crystal Sosa await River. decision Warriors have no trouble in Associated Press Gainesville NEW YORK — There’s a The Seven Rivers Chris- chance the podium under the tian girls basketball team chandeliers in the gold-and- got 10 points and six re- ivory-colored Vanderbilt bounds from Andrea Room of the Waldorf Astoria Zachar during a 45-4 past- Hotel will go unused. ing of Cornerstone Acad- With the cloud of steroids emy on Tuesday night. shrouding the candidacies of Alyssa Gage (nine Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens points, three steals) and and others, baseball writers Katie Fenton (eight points) may fail for also fueled the road win for the only the the Warriors in Gainesville. second time in Eleven Seven Rivers (8- more than 5 overall, 1-1 District 2A-3) four decades players scored and the to elect any- team worked really hard one to the Hall and played all on defense, of Fame, ren- according to coach Gary dering a news Dreyer. Sammy conference Legends track Sosa unnecessary. About 600 event scheduled people are eli- for Feb. 16

gible to vote in STEPHEN E. LASKO/For the Chronicle The inaugural Nature the BBWAA Citrus guards Lindsay Connors (5) and Shally Morales team up to strip the ball from Central’s Evelyn Coast’s Legends of the election, all Anderson during the Hurricanes’ 60-20 District 6A-6 victory Tuesday night at Citrus High School. Spring Track and Field members of Central’s Anderson shoots for two as Citrus defenders try to block her attempt at Citrus High School. Meet is scheduled for Feb. the organiza- 16 at Lecanto High School. tion for 10 con- The deadline is Feb. 11 secutive years Citrus girls b-ball takes whopping 60-20 win over Central to pre-register, which you Barry at any point. Bonds can do at www.active.com. Results will be STEVE MCGUNNIGLE Correspondent There are four races: announced at ■ The All Comer’s Por- 2 p.m. EST tion is for grades K-6. Wednesday, INVERNESS — Even toward ■ The Future Legends is with the focus the end of an easy win, the best teams know how to keep the infor grades 7-12. on first-time ■ eligibles that tensity up and play solid basket- The Legends Meet is include ball to the final buzzer. for alumni of schools in the Such was the case with the Cit- Bonds, base- following counties: Citrus, rus girls basketball team Tuesday ball’s only Sumter, Hernando, Marion, Roger night, as the Hurricanes routed seven-time Dixie, Levy, Lake, Pasco Clemens visiting District 6A-6 foe Central Most Valuable and Alachua. There will be 60-20 on the strengths of forcing a trophy given out to the Player, and turnovers, a proficient offense Clemens, the only seven-time winning school. and hustle. ■ The Open is for any- Cy Young Award winner. Citrus (14-4 overall, 5-1 district) Since 1965, the only years one over 18 who wishes to went on an 11-0 run to close out participate unattached to a the writers did not elect a can- the opening didate were when Yogi Berra school. This category is not quarter and a team-scoring event. topped the 1971 ballot at 67 seize control the There is also a pre-event percent and when Phil Niekro Hurricanes headed the 1996 ballot at 68 would never re- pick up and social from percent. Both were chosen 5:30 to 8: 30 p.m. on Feb. For more linquish. the following years. Elizabeth 15 at Beef ‘O’ Brady’s in photos, click Crystal River. “It really would be a shame, on this story at Lynch scored on especially since the other peo- www.chronicle a pretty drive to UCF’s O’Leary ple going in this year are not online.com. the basket to among the living, which will make it 11-4. adds pair of make for a rather strange cere- Then following a Central new coaches mony,” said the San Francisco turnover, found Lindsay Connors ORLANDO — Central Chronicle’s Susan Slusser, open in the corner for a three- Florida football coach president of the Baseball Writ- pointer. Shenelle Toxen scored George O’Leary has hired ers’ Association of America. the last two baskets of the quar- two assistants to replace a ter, both layups on assists from Three inductees were cho- pair of coaches that de- Connors and Lynch. Lynch hit a sen last month by the 16-mem- parted after the season. ber panel considering pair of free throws to open the second quarter, making it 20-4. O’Leary announced individuals from the era be- Tuesday the additions of fore integration in 1946: Yan- Central (6-9, 2-3) never got closer than 18 points, as it com- Lorenzo Costantini as de- kees owner Jacob Ruppert, fensive line coach, and umpire Hank O’Day and bare- mitted 29 turnovers and missed a multitude of open looks inside. Mike Buscemi as special handed catcher Deacon teams coordinator and tight White. They will be enshrined The poor shooting (8 of 49 for 16 percent from the floor) doomed lead of the game, holding Central said, “and we play to the end. We ends coach. They take over during a ceremony at Cooper- the Lady Bears’ chances to two points in the fourth. An 8-2 never give up. You always see a for former assistants Blaise stown on July 28. In contrast, Citrus shot 55 per- run closed it out for Citrus after body on the floor.” Winter and Allen Mogridge. Also on the ballot for the cent from the field and had three Shelby Lawler hit a pair of free Connors led Citrus in scoring, Winter is pursuing NFL first time are Sammy Sosa and scorers in double figures while throws, Megan Rogstad drained a dropping in 14 points while going opportunities; Mogridge Mike Piazza, power hitters the Bears as a team failed to three from the wing and Lawler 3 for 4 from three-point range. took an assistant coaching whose statistics have been score more than nine points in finished the night’s scoring with a Lynch finished with 11 points and job at Temple. questioned because of the any quarter. three of her own. five rebounds, while Toxen had 10 Costantini and Buscemi Steroids Era, and Craig Big- The ’Canes continued to build “I think we feed off of each points and five rebounds. both have previous ties to gio, 20th on the career list on their lead from start to finish, other’s energy, and we had really UCF. with 3,060 hits — all for the as the final score was their largest good energy tonight,” Connors See FLY-BY/ Page B4 — From staff and wire reports See HALL/ Page B4 CITRUS COUNTY’S RECREATIONAL GUIDE TO GOLF

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Johnson claims PGA opener after seven holes. His lead straight season since leav- “I’ve done it enough times American wins was down to one shot with ing college at Coastal Car- that it doesn’t really bother five holes to play. He olina, the longest streak me anymore,” Johnson said. wound up closing with a 5- since Tiger Woods won in 14 “I’ve been in this situation shortened event under 68 for a four-shot vic- straight years. Only Phil enough now and I’ve made tory over defending Mickelson (nine) has a enough double bogeys in my in Hawaii champion Steve Stricker. longer active streak of most life. You know, it’s just an- “It was nowhere near ho- consecutive years with a other hole, and you’ve got a Associated Press hum,” Johnson said. PGA Tour win. lot more holes to go where Nothing was. “It looks like very little you can make it up. Fortu- KAPALUA, Hawaii — The winners-only tourna- fear in him,” Stricker said. nately, today I made a dou- Dustin Johnson disap- ment didn’t start until the “Because he’ll hit one a lit- ble and then the next hole I peared into a small valley of fourth day because of gusts tle crooked, but he’ll pull made eagle. That definitely bushes and high grass as he that topped 40 mph, forcing out that driver again and try was the turning point of the searched for another errant officials to shorten it to 54 it again. And he pulled it off, day, because walking off 13, tee shot, this one costing holes. Once it finally got especially at 14. That was I was like, ‘Oh, no, here it him a double bogey and under way, it was over in 29 the deciding shot and chip goes again.’ making the final round of hours. Perhaps it was only for the tournament. Expect “But I came right back, the Tournament of Champi- fitting that a tournament de- a lot of good things as he focused and hit two great ons far more exciting than layed by a powerful wind continues his career.” shots.” he needed it to be. was won by a guy who over- And don’t expect it to ever Johnson also added a pe- Undaunted by his mis- powered the Plantation be dull. culiar footnote to his record. He now has won the last takes or the thought of blow- Course at Kapalua. Johnson has all the tools three PGA Tour events re- ing a big lead, he blasted a “It definitely got close out for greatness, though his de- duced to 54 holes because of driver on the next hole de- there today,” Johnson said. cision-making remains open weather — rain at Pebble spite the potential for more “Sometimes I hit a couple of to criticism. Instead of hit- Beach in 2009, a hurricane ting an iron off the 13th tee trouble. This one was pure, bad drives, but I was always at The Barclays in 2011 and rolling back off the front of able to bounce back and do — it’s tough to get it close to gusts that topped 40 mph in the green. Johnson chipped what I needed to do to stay the pin even with a short Hawaii from a freak in from 50 feet for eagle and out front.” iron — he went with driver weather pattern that led to he was on his way. He never felt truly in com- and invited all sorts of trou- a bizarre season opener. Such a wild sequence — mand until the final two ble. Remember, this is the double bogey-eagle — is par holes, which are downhill. guy who lost a three-shot Dustin Johnson putts on the for the course for this big- Paulina Gretzky, the daugh- lead in the final round of the 13th hole during the final hitting American. ter of hockey great Wayne U.S. Open at Pebble Beach round Tuesday at the PGA And it was only appropri- Gretzky, was spotted with by rushing through wild Tour’s Tournament of ate that this weird, windy Johnson all week and shots in a round of 82. He Champions in Kapalua, start to the PGA Tour sea- watched from the gallery as lost a shot at another major Hawaii. Johnson closed with son would end Tuesday he finished without drama by not realizing he was in a a 5-under 68 for a four-shot with such a wild ride. John- at 16-under 203. bunker on the last hole at victory over Steve Stricker. son had a five-shot lead Johnson won for the sixth Whistling Straits. Associated Press Local LEADERS On Dec. 28, the “Chicks with Sticks played Linda Fick, Cathi Smith, Julie Inkster Flight BRENTWOOD Points Quota. HOLE-IN-ONE Erika LaPerch First 19 On Jan. 2, the Brentwood Wednesday after- Bev McGonnigal +5 Second Low Net 84 MaryBeth St. Bernard noon point quota group played. Closest to the pin: On Jan. 2, Kenny Townsend aced the second hole at Linda Mullen Second 20 First + 9 No. 4 Jan Himmelspach Brentwood Farms during the Wednesday afternoon Birdies Zona Doane Kenny Townsend, Russel Clark No. 8 Carole Seifert point quota group game. No. 3 Carol Moon Third 22 Second + 8 No. 11 Carole Seifert No. 3 Barbara Hirnyk Jean Baker Walt Schoenfeld, Joe Schweickert No. 16 Bev McGonnigal On Jan. 5, Nancy Vallimont made a hole-in-one on the No. 17 Cindy Rhee Nancy Lopez Flight Most over quota and 50/50 winner: “Chicks with Sticks,” a ladies points quota eighth hole using a 7-iron. The shot, from 111 yards Nos. 15, 16 Becky Holland First 23 Rob Jones league, meets every Friday morning at Citrus out, was witnessed by Bev McGonnigal and Bonnie Nos. 4, 11, 17 Pat Laskowski Barbara Lamb Closest to the pin: Springs. Interested players with GHIN handi- Kaiser. Second 29 No. 2 Kenny Townsend caps should call Carole at 352-746-2082. LAKESIDE Maud Gloddy No. 4 Don Henderson On Jan. 1, the Citrus Springs Men’s Associ- On Jan. 3, the LakeSide Ladies Points Quota Closest to the pin: Jan. 5 — Saturday Morning Scramble. ation played one low net. Ron Neal Low net 73 League played. No. 1 Rainey Hart First First 53 Second 69 (tie) Jan Himmelspach Carole Seifert +14 No. 2 Margie Ebbert Bob Myers, L.T. Schull, Pete Clutter, Woody Miner, Gene Kelly, Don Eddy Second low net 77 (tie) Jean O’Brien +4 No. 7 Jo Steele Irv Rayburn Rocky Marziani, Leon Smith (blind) Second Flight Marcie Marcus Closest to the pin: No. 9 Jo Steele Second Second 54 First 65 Verna Brunswick No. 2 Jean O’Brien CTL No. 6 Mary Hayes Leon Smith, Jack Williamson, Margaret Roberts, Chuck Boho, Alex Stevens Flight B No. 8 Marion Ladd Bob Malloy, Doug Sirmons PLANTATION Bob Johansen Second 67 Low gross97 No. 13 Carole Seifert Closest to the pin: Third Dick Van Poucker Shirley Young No. 15 Carole Seifert On Dec. 24, the group played a points game. No. 4 Jerry Feher Third 69 Low net 71 Frank Hughes, Jerry Krause, LakeSide Ladies Points Quota League meets D. Taylor +5 No. 8 Glen Robertson Sam McMechan Terry McCusker Micah McDonald every Thursday morning at 9 a.m. and is now T. Hume +4 No. 11 Pete Clutter Closest to the pin: Second low net 75 Closest to the pin: open to all area ladies. No membership dues D. Stick +3 No. 14 Pete Clutter No. 7 Al Silliman Helen Kennerly No. 2 Frank Hughes are required. Occasional play welcomed. In- K. Mast +3 No. 16 Jack Williamson No. 11 Robin Thomas No. 4 Bob Staker terested players with GHIN handicaps should D. Patel +2 On Dec. 30, Citrus Springs Golf & Country SOUTHERN WOODS call Jan at 352-344-9550. D. Pfannenstein +2 Jan. 6 — Sunday Morning Scramble. Club played 18 Hole Holiday Red Ribbon SUGARMILL WOODS On Jan. 2, the Southern Woods Men’s Golf S. Pfannenstein +2 First -9 Texas Scramble On Dec. 27, the Sugarmill Woods Country Association played Mixed Foursome Team EL DIABLO J. Gusha +2 Chuck Curtis, Dave McLaughlin, First Gross 60, Net 45 Club Men’s Golf Association played Best 2 Point Quota. On Jan. 6, the format was Rye Greensomes On Dec. 27, the group played a points game. Ann McLaughlin Marion Ladd, Stan Hoskins, of 4 Plus Bonus. First +10 (Pairs) K. Grosse +4 Second -7 Bill Mannix, Ed Turschmann Flight 1 Russ Fortune, Ken Leo, First 81/60 D. Wilson +2 Vaughn Thornton, Ann Fish, Second Gross 64, Net 46 First -22 Rich Johnson, Bill Bachman Jon & Gaby Thompson G. Able +1 John Fish, R. J. Cantagallo Janet Lillvik, Johnny Menth, Dick Tuxbury, Jay Yarger, Second +8 Second 93/65 On Dec. 29, the group played a points game. Third -6 (MOC) Walt Norton, Karl Osterman Felix Tarorick, Chuck Reeb Rod Fortune, Al Mayer, Bob & Pat Lampasona D. Plank +6 Jim Pearson, Jan Lassiter, Third Gross 64, Net 51 Flight 2 Erv Koch, Glenn Harwood Third 88/68 B. Reynolds +4 Diane Wagner Barbie McAloan, Mary McConnell First -19 Third +6 Mike & Donna Dougherty D. Lippert +3 Carole, Seifert, Henry McAloan Closest to the pin: Frank Siemietkowski, Tom Jones, Dennis Weeks, Mike Taylor, Closest to the pin: L. Cioe +2 Closest to the pin: No. 2 Paul Roy Paul VanTassell, Paul Domino Dan Pera, Paul Malarkey No. 13 Jon Thompson M. Chesney +2 No. 4 Gold Tees N. O. Bodee No. 4 Joe Goyette Flight 3 Fourth +2 No. 15 Pat Lampasona D. Patel +1 No. 8 White Tees Stan Hoskins 50/50 winner: First -26 Steve Ley, Phil Jasper, On Jan. 7, the group played a nine-hole On Dec. 30, the Sunday Couples played. No.11 All Players Dave Shoemaker Jim Pearson Glenn Harwood, Chet Figg, Allen Moore, Bob Chadderton scramble First No. 16 Red Tees Carole Seifert Jan. 7 — Monday Morning Men’s Group. Frank Wander Fourth +2 First 31/23.25 Jed Brown and Tiara Brown On Jan. 4, the “Chicks with Sticks” played First + 2 Golfers of the week: Ben Lee, Tony Schmid, Bob Marino, Doc Freer, Second Points Quota. Louis DeGennaro Low Gross 79 Rich Galasso, Mike Theodore Curtis Karr, Jeff Sprague Kyle Ruffer and Kendra Ruffer Sue Strobl +4 Second + 1 Dick Tuxbury Closest to the pins: Second 32/25 Third Marj Sibley +4 Kenny McCabe Low Net 68 (tie) No. 4 Mike Taylor Wanda & Terry, Gavin Brown and Kiley Brown Bev McGonnigal +3 Closest to the pin: Dennis Borras, Frank Siemietkowski, No. 8 Dan Pera Jack Durden, Dave Whitacre On Dec. 31, the group played a points game. Closest to the pin: No. 2 Vaughn Thornton Dick Tuxbury No. 17 Al Mayer Third 34/26.75 C. Morgan +4 No. 4 Sue Strobl No. 4 Russ Kauffman Low Net Sr. 65 (tie) 2012 Player of the Year Jon Townsend, Joe Miller, B. Reynolds +3 No. 8 Carole Seifert Jan. 8 — The Beverly Hills Men’s Nine Hole Golf Bill Engelbrecht, Glenn Harwood Most Improved Dennis Weeks Pete Palmer, Ed Stup T. Botilla +3 No. 11 Mary McConnell League results from Brentwood Farms G.C. Closest to the pin: Fourth 35/27.25 B. Davis +1 No. 16 Vickie Colebank Oaks No. 6 CITRUS HILLS Ric Dias, Ray Humphreys, P. Matthews +1 Frank DeLucia 28 “Chicks with Sticks,” a ladies points quota Frank Siemietkowski Hattie Townsend, Clint Fisher D. Pfannenstein +1 Jim McDonough 32 league, meets every Friday morning at Citrus On Jan. 2, the Citrus Hills Men’s Golf Asso- Pine No. 4 Closest to the pin: On Jan. 3, the group played a points game. Jesse Lewis 34 Springs. Interested players with GHIN handi- ciation played “Team Point Quota” on The Mike Howard No. 3 Doc Freer R. Jarzyna +5 Birdies caps should call Carole at 352-746-2082. Oaks Golf Course On Jan. 3, the Sugarmill Woods Country No. 6 Curtis Karr G. Papps +2 Jesse Lewis Jan. 3, the Citrus Springs Men’s Association First +23 (MOC) Club Men’s Golf Assn. played One Low No. 8 Ric Dias, Ray On Jan. 2, the group played Ladies Points. Jim McDonough played 3, 2, 1. Don Morrison, Dick Stillwagon, Gross, One Low Net. T. Brown +6 HMP awards First 147 George Lowell, Bob Fabrie Humphreys, Flight 1 E. Quimby +3 Seamus Graham Rick Hancock, Don Gonczi, Second +23 (MOC) Hattie Townsend, Clint Fisher First -3 (tie) J. Johnson +1 Walter Novak Ed Starling, Glen Robertson (blind) Larry Jones, Bob Sarno Art Anderson, Dick Caines, PINE RIDGE S. Newell +1 Jesse Lewis Second 147 Jim Pachmayer, Lou Pulgrano Chuck Reeb, John Holden On Jan. 6, the Sunday Couples played. Golfers of any age or ability are welcome to join Pete Clutter, Bill Curry, Third +21 On Jan. 2, the women played Throw Out 4 First -3 (tie) First in for a friendly round of nine holes of handicap Bob Manecky, Bob Hunt Denny Cullen, Gene Yanosy, Holes. Mike Howard, Tom Venable, Lanie Cooney, Tom Cooney, golf. we play at 7:45 a.m. every Tuesday morn- Third 150 Bob Clayton, Len Ciriello Babe Zaharais Flight Hank Robinson, Frank Siemietkowski Bob Hastings, Joyce Hastings Bill Ernest, Emil Colletti, Fourth +12 First 17 ing at Brentwood Farms Golf Course. For infor- First -3 (tie) Second mation, call Frank Hughes at 352-746-4800 or Russ Woodworth, Rocky Marziani Bob Feldberg, Dick Brown, Jo Steele Jay Yarger, John Doyle, Second 18 Brenda Ferrell, Charlie Rash, email [email protected]. Closest to the pin: Rod Pavilionis, Gene Stillman George Lentowicz, Stuyvie Wainwright Lisa Wahba Linda Sacker, Gordon Lugg On Jan. 8, the Brentwood Tuesday Ladies No. 4 Doug Sirmons On Jan. 1, the Citrus Hills Ladies Golf Asso- First -3 (tie) Third 21 Third No. 8 Pete Clutter ciation participated in this month’s qualify- League played. Howard Watson, Dillard Jarrell, Jan Lassiter Carol Garvin, Mike Cokus, Team standings No. 11 Bob Manecky ing round for the end of year Ace of Aces Felix Tarorick, Rick Wehrheim Tournament. Patty Berg Flight Betty Holton, Carl Kinney First 14 points No. 14 Doug Sirmons Flight 2 Flight 1 First 15 Fourth Cathy Foody and Clarita Parado No. 16 Rick Hancock First -5 First Low Gross 79 Diane Hosack Kathy McGillis, George McGillis, Second 13 points On Jan. 5, the Citrus Springs Men’s Associ- Bob Gunderman, Ron Broadbent, Pat Laskowski Second 16 Bob Quigly, Ann Marie Lohr Penny Magliano and Jane Vandenbergh ation played 2 bb on even and 3 bb on odd. Tom Jones, Bruce Whewell Second Low Gross 85 Diane Guindon Fifth Third 12 points First 161 Second -4 Peg Crowley Third 16 Lillian Brown, Dwight Brown, Mike Feltner, Dave Balas, Glenora Hilton and Dorothy Gratien Ken Eckhardt, Soc Hiotakis, First Low Net 63 Rainey Hart Diane Elmhurst, Joe Elmhurst Bob Hunt, Don Gonczi Individual standings Bob Chadderton, Frank Wander Marti Jones Second 161 First 7.5 points Flight 3 Second Low Net 71 Pete Clutter, Bob Geci, Cathy Foody First -5 Becky Holland 18 Hole Championship Second 6.5 (tie) Russ Woodworth, Rocky Marziani Chet Figg, Bob Elgart, Flight 2 Golf Course Penny Magliano Closest to the pin: Dick Henry GOLF AND First Low Gross 85 COUNTRY COUNTRY Glenora Hilton No. 4 Jerry Feher Second -3 Lily Kim Citrus Springs, FL CLUB 1 Low Gross 46 No. 8 Mike Feltner Bill Engelbrecht, Bob Mason, Second Low Gross 93 CLUB Rated 4 ⁄ 2 Stars by Golf Digest Penny Magliano No. 11 Glen Robertson Bob Carriveau Cindy Rhee Low Net 28 No. 14 Rick Hancock Golfers of the week: First Low Net 65 Cathy Foody No. 16 Bill Curry Low Gross 82 Ruth Rosenow January at “The Devil” Art Anderson, Mike Howard Second Low Net 71 CITRUS SPRINGS 7 RIVERS Low Net 67 Barbara Hirnyk $32 anytime $28 after 11am / $25 after 1pm On Dec. 27, the Citrus Springs Men’s Asso- On Dec. 27, the 7 Rivers Men’s Golf Associ- Bob Chadderton, Rod Woodbury Flight 3 Prices include tax and cart. 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No. 4 Carry over Bill Stallings On Jan. 1, the Twisted Oaks Ladies Associa- First Low Gross 101 www.eldiablogolf.com 000DPFD No. 8 Harvey Jenkins On Jan. 3, the 7 Rivers Men’s Golf Association tion rang in the new year with fun and low net. Diane Halloran Tee times are going fast!! No. 11 Walt Norton played an “Individual Low Net” tournament. Flight A Second Low Gross 104 Membership & Group Rates Available No. 14 Bob Manecky First Flight Low gross 89 Virginia Romiti Toll Free 1-888-886-1309 No. 16 Bill Curry First 68 Mary Fama First Low Net 74 (tie) 352-465-0986 352-465-0986 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SPORTS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013 B3 A helping hand is needed ith the holidays behind prior to your match. Please call Citrus Area Senior Citrus Hills, 12. at Southern Hills Country Club us, things are starting to Friday, Jan. 18 for your starting Ladies 3.0/3.5 Tuesday All players must be at least 50 Just one regular JCT tourna- Wget back to normal again times if you have not been notified years of age or older with a 3.0 - 3.5 ment left before their season-end- and that means when it’s January before. If you are not able or inter- League rating. Players cannot be both a ing Tournament of Champions there must be a tourna- ested to play but still To play in this league, a player member of a team and a sub. event at Sugarmill Woods onFeb. ment at Crystal River would like to help the must be at least 50 years of age or For information, email chair- 9 and 10. High School. cause, volunteers will older, with a 3.0/3.5 rating. The woman Sue Doherty at suedo- Deadline to register is Jan. 9 at 9 The ninth Annual be available from 8 a.m. league is always looking for play- [email protected]. p.m. Enter by emailing Crystal River Open at to 4 p.m. Saturday and ers to sub for teams. USTA Leagues [email protected]. The entry Crystal River High Sunday to accept your For information, email chair- fee is $20. For information call The new season consists of the School will be held on donation at the tennis woman Lucy Murphy at 352-232-0322. following: Jan. 19 and 20. The pre- courts. The organizers [email protected] or Jan.19 and 20: 9th Annual Crys- 55 and up Senior (3 doubles) — vious two years, this 527-4239. tal River Open at Crystal River would like to stress the mostly Saturdays starting Jan. 12 event has been held point that they will ad- High School. Thursday Morning Citrus 65 and up Senior (3 doubles) — with the less fortunate just the schedule any- Feb. 9 -10: JCT Tournament of Tuesdays and Fridays starting Jan. 15 in our community in Eric van den way possible to allow Area Doubles League Champions at Sugarmill Woods 18 and up Adult (3 doubles, 2 mind. So again this year Hoogen you to participate if you For information, contact chair- March 2 and 3: Second annual singles) — Fridays, Saturdays and — that’s where you ON TENNIS have other commit- woman Diane Halloran at 352-527- Spring Classic at Crystal River come in — they need a Sundays starting Jan. 11. High School. This tournament will ments, tennis or 7763 or [email protected] helping hand. Schedule for the rest of 2013: offer doubles for men’s, women’s otherwise. All proceeds will go to two local Ladies on the Court 18 and up Mixed (3 doubles) — and mixed divisions as well as sin- Tournament Directors: Cindy charity programs: The Youth Ladies on The Court play at 8:30 March, April and May gles for men and women. Entry Reynolds, AJ Glenn at 697-3089 or Group at the First United a.m. Thursdays at Le Grone Park 40 and up Adult (3 doubles, 2 fee will be $20 per person for a [email protected]; Sally de- Methodist Church in Inverness courts in Crystal River. Bring a new singles) — May, June and July single event, and just an extra $10 Montfort at 795-9693 or and The Family Recourse Center can of balls and 50 cents. Two out 40 and up Mixed (3 doubles) — donation for a second event. Pro- [email protected]; Eric in Hernando. of three tiebreak sets are played. August, September, October ceeds from this tournament will van den Hoogen at 352-382-3138 or Entry fee: Donation of cash, toi- For information, contact Bar- Combo Senior and Adult (3 dou- go toward youth missions for In- [email protected]. letries, non-perishable foods, bara Shook at dshook@tam- bles) — October, November and verness First United Methodist and/or gently used clothing (sug- Citrus County Tuesday pabay.rr.com or 352-795-0872. December Youth and Children’s Ministry. gested $20 per person and $10 for Womens Tennis Leagues The results for Jan. 4: Rain Start recruiting! If you have any Each participant will be guaran- second event). Divisions offered make up matches; Bicentennial questions, for information in our teed two matches, a thank-you gift, will be: Women’s, Men’s and Jun- The women-only league is Flyers def. Meadowcrest Aces, 4- District 4 (south) call or email and prizes will be awarded to ior Doubles and Mixed Doubles, geared towards players rated 3.0 to 0; Pine Ridge Mustangs def. River- Leigh Chak at 352-572-7157 or va- division champions. divided in A, B and C. 3.5. If interested in playing or want haven Eagles, 3-2. [email protected] or ———■——— Two matches guaranteed (Con- to captain a team, contact chair- Standings: Pine Ridge Mus- ustaflorida.com. solation Round) and the deadline woman Candace Charles at tangs, 33; Riverhaven Eagles, 31; Eric van den Hoogen, for entries is Jan. 16. 352-563-5859 or Bicentennial Flyers, 31; Sugarmill Tournaments Chronicle tennis columnist, can Check in at least 15 minutes [email protected]. Woods, 16; Meadowcrest Aces, 13; Jan. 12 and 13: JCT Tournament be reached at [email protected].

Tuesday morning, five of the first bama out in Death Valley. Conference has 10 teams were from the SEC. That A week after beating the Tigers had never happened before, so yet in Baton Rouge, La.,Texas A&M, another first for the league that the SEC’s newest heavyweight, won last seven seems to be playing a different rolled into Tuscaloosa, Ala., and game — at least at the very top of beat the Tide by five points behind national titles the league — than everybody else. Johnny Manziel, the eventual Notre Dame, a fine team that Heisman Trophy winner. Associated Press was clearly a year ahead of sched- “I don’t think there’s any ques- ule and the beneficiary of some tion about it,” Saban said Monday FORT LAUDERDALE — There good fortune this season, looked so morning, when asked about is no end in sight, not for Alabama outclassed by the Tide it was hard whether playing in the SEC gives or the Southeastern Conference. not to wonder: “What’s the point?” the team that arrives at the national The Crimson Tide made it two Just hand out the crystal football championship game an edge. straight national championships after the SEC title game in Atlanta. “So if you’re playing those and three in four years on Monday Maybe Oregon would have given teams ... those kinds of games, that night. It can be argued that it’s the the Tide a better run. Throughout kind of competition, playing greatest run in college football this era of SEC domination, the against sort of the best, obviously history, but as with so many things Ducks came closest to breaking the helps you play another good team in college football, that’s difficult streak, losing to Auburn on a last- when you play in a game like this. to quantify. Suffice to say, if you’re play field goal after the 2010 season. “And I don’t even think it’s just putting together a short list, what If a poll was taken of people who those teams, I think it’s the fact that the Tide has done under coach follow college football closely this there’s a lot of teams in our division Nick Saban has a spot on it. season, not those starry-eyed over that we had very difficult games With its 42-14 dismantling of the big name brands, Ducks-Tide with. So it’s almost every game that Notre Dame at Sun Life Stadium, was probably the matchup most you play in the SEC is a game that the Crimson Tide also put another wanted to see in the title game. you could lose, and you have to be notch in the Southeastern Confer- But Oregon didn’t get a second very well prepared for and you ence’s belt. The conference of col- chance after a bad week against have to sort of play with a consis- lege football has won seven Stanford the way Alabama did tency. You can’t play up and down, straight titles now, almost half of after playing the Aggies, and Notre or you’re going to have problems. them by Alabama. Dame, even with all of its great es- And I think all those things really “The fact that a conference can capes, was deserving of the spot. help the consistency and the play- win seven national championships The fact is though, when Ala- ers to understand and appreciate in football in a row, and with four bama got to Miami, it had already what it takes to be successful.” different teams, is extraordinary,” seen better teams than — or at the Alabama quarterback AJ McCar- Commissioner Mike Slive said very least teams as good as — the ron celebrates with Barrett Jones Monday. “It’s something you could Fighting Irish. in the final seconds of the BCS never predict or anticipate no mat- Georgia was 5 yards away from National Championship on Monday ter what you were thinking about.” beating the Tide in the SEC cham- against Notre Dame in Miami. In the final Associated Press Top pionship game. LSU had the Tide Alabama won 42-14. 25, released in the wee hours of down late and couldn’t close Ala- Associated Press Needing different protection End of January Manning goes with glove as weather busy for bowlers Special to the Chronicle cent of 230 and is open to both men and women adult- gets frightful Saturday, Jan. 26 starts a sanctioned bowlers. All busy weekend for the Board prize money will be paid out Associated Press of Directors of the Citrus immediately after the County Bowling association. tournament. ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — There’s a The Association will be Bowlers compete on dou- new “Gloved One” — in Denver, at hosting the 2013 Youth Tour- bles teams and bowl three least. nament at Beverly Hills games with the high handi- Ripping a page from Michael Jack- Bowling Center with Singles cap series determining the son’s playbook, Peyton Manning has and Doubles Events at 12:30 winner. Brackets and practiced for and played in the last two p.m. Saturday and the Team scratch and handicap game games with a sticky-feeling, orange- Event on Sunday, Jan. 27 pots will also be available. and-grey glove on his throwing hand. also beginning at 12:30 p.m. Sure, Manning has earned his fair Annual Youth Entrants are reminded to share of curious glances for donning Scholarship awards cold-weather gear when the temper- check-in at least 30 minutes Associated Press prior to the start of the tour- Youth Bowlers who are in atures are in the 50s, as they were Denver quarterback Peyton Manning has practiced wearing a glove on his Tuesday at practice. nament. Winners in both the high school this year also have throwing hand in preparation for the cold, snowy weather the Broncos anticipate 12-and-under age division an opportunity to compete for But in getting ready for the playoff this weekend at home against the Baltimore Ravens. push, which could include two games and 13-and-up will win tro- additional scholarships offered in sometimes-snowy Denver, Man- A creature of habit who hasn’t worn four-time Most Valuable Player with phies and scholarship by the Greater Citrus USBC ning is leaving no stone unturned. anything on his hands before this sea- more than 59,000 yards to his credit. In money deposited to their Association. These scholar- And, as if on cue, a strong arctic storm son, Manning conceded the glove is a the losses — 41-0 at the Jets, and 24-14 scholarship fund sponsored ships are awarded yearly on is expected to roll into Denver on Fri- concession to the altered feel of his and 20-3 at New England — Manning by the national headquar- the basis of academic achieve- day night, bringing snow and bitter grip, especially in cold weather, after has gone a combined 64 for 120 for 612 ters of the sport of bowling, ment, participation in the sport cold. The high for Saturday’s playoff the multiple neck surgeries he un- yards with one touchdown and seven the United States Bowling of bowling, community service game against Baltimore is forecast to derwent during his season out of interceptions. In two of the losses, his Congress. and other criteria. be 20 degrees. football. passer rating matched the tempera- When a youth bowler Applications forms will be “I certainly don’t think I would ture — never climbing out of the 30s. graduates from high school, Manning, who won his only Super distributed to eligible youth have had to wear the glove had I not To be fair, the last loss came a full their scholarship fund can Bowl playing barehanded in a rain- bowlers in their leagues during storm in Miami in 2007, said he hasn’t been injured last year,” he said. “It’s eight seasons ago, in the divisional be used for any education, part of my injury, some things that playoffs against the Patriots. Also, including college and tech- the month of January. In addi- given much thought to whether the tion to completing the applica- glove would help him more in cold or I’ve had to adjust. I’m in a different Manning has more than his share of nical schooling. wet conditions, each of which can body, some things are different for cold-weather success in the regular On Saturday evening, tion, all applicants must provide make the ball harder, more slick and me, so that’s the reason for that as season, going 7-5 with five 300-yard Sportsman’s Bowl will be letters of recommendation from more difficult to grip. much as anything.” games. That includes Denver’s regu- the site of the monthly Dou- bowling coaches, teachers and “I really have not thought about it Manning could certainly use any lar-season finale against Kansas City bles Handicap Sweeper other adults in the community. that analytically, if that’s the word,” edge he can get in cold weather. on Dec. 30, the second game in which hosted by the Association The Association has been Manning said. “It’s a glove.” He is 0-3 in playoff games in which he tested out the glove, and the first and starting at 7 p.m. En- awarding scholarships for a Of course, if Peyton Manning is the temperature at kickoff is less than NFL home game he’s ever played with trants can check in begin- number of years as an impor- wearing it, it’s more than a glove — 40 degrees. His numbers in those the temperature under 40. His former ning at 6 p.m. Handicap for tant part of its support of youth it’s a topic of conversation. games hardly resemble the norm for a team, the Colts, played in a dome. the tournament is 100 per- activities in Citrus County. B4 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013 SCOREBOARD CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

NFL playoff glance Wireless phones coming All Times EST Wild-card Playoffs LOTTERY Saturday, Jan. 5 Florida Houston 19, Cincinnati 13 Green Bay 24, Minnesota 10 to MLB bullpens this year Sunday, Jan. 6 Here are the winning numbers selected Baltimore 24, Indianapolis 9 Tuesday in the Florida Lottery: Seattle 24, Washington 14 Associated Press them. The signal shuts off automatically ring when Divisional Playoffs CASH 3 (early) if the phones are taken pulled from the docking Saturday, Jan. 12 4 - 8 - 5 LAS VEGAS — Even outside those areas. devices, and a swipe when Baltimore at Denver, 4:30 p.m. (CBS) CASH 3 (late) dugouts and bullpens The landline made the phone is being carried Green Bay at San Francisco, 8 p.m. (FOX) 9 - 1 - 0 will make the call as well. Sunday, Jan. 13 might not need that old headlines during Game 5 Seattle at Atlanta, 1 p.m. (FOX) PLAY 4 (early) landline soon. of the 2011 World Series Both sets of dugouts and Houston at New England, 4:30 p.m. (CBS) 9 - 1 - 0 - 8 Major League Baseball when St. Louis manager bullpens will have anten- Conference Championships PLAY 4 (late) and T-Mobile announced Tony La Russa’s instruc- nas to transmit the signals. Sunday, Jan. 20 8 - 2 - 1 - 1 T-Mobile and MLB Ad- NFC, 3 p.m. (FOX) Tuesday that the cell- tions were misinterpreted FANTASY 5 phone company will pro- by the bullpen coach and vanced Media also are AFC, 6:30 p.m. (CBS) 1 - 17 - 21 - 22 - 28 Pro Bowl vide wireless devices that the Cardinals didn’t have working on other ways to Sunday, Jan. 27 MEGA MONEY managers and pitching the right reliever ready to improve digital content for 4 - 18 - 21 - 29 At Honolulu coaches can use to make face Texas Rangers slug- smartphones and tablets. AFC vs. NFC, 7 p.m. (NBC) MEGA BALL the call to get relievers Mike Sievert, chief mar- Super Bowl 7 ger Mike Napoli. A go- Sunday, Feb. 3 warming up. ahead hit led to a Texas keting officer for T-Mobile At New Orleans The wireless phones will victory, although the Car- USA Inc., says digital con- AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 6 p.m. have docking stations in dinals bounced back to sumption in baseball is (CBS) On the AIRWAVES both sets of dugouts and win Games 6 and 7 and strong and “today’s base- Bowl Glance bullpens, but managers take the title. ball fan is technologically All Times EST TODAY’S SPORTS and coaches can carry The wireless phones will savvy and data hungry.” Saturday, Dec. 15 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL New Mexico Bowl 7 p.m. (ESPN2) Louisville at Seton Hall At Albuquerque games where you can easily in the second half. Arizona 49, Nevada 48 7 p.m. (SUN) Boston College at Virginia Tech Famous Idaho Potato Bowl 8 p.m. (MNT) Mississippi at Tennessee PIRATES get embarrassed on your “Crystal River played At Boise, Idaho home floor, but we fought tremendously hard and shot 9 p.m. (ESPN2) West Virginia at Texas Continued from Page B1 Utah State 41, Toledo 15 9 p.m. (SUN) Virginia at Wake Forest them tooth and nail to the the heck out of the ball in Thursday, Dec. 20 last possession,” Feldman the second half,” Panthers Poinsettia Bowl 11 p.m. (ESPN2) Washington at California At San Diego NBA back up the score before added. head coach Mike Bowe said. Crystal River embarked “We’re just fortunate that BYU 23, San Diego State 6 8 p.m. (ESPN) Los Angeles Lakers at San Antonio Spurs Franklin’s second 10-foot Friday, Dec. 21 jumper in the period gave on an 8-0 run to open the we made the 3 and they 9 p.m. (FSNFL) Orlando Magic at Denver Nuggets Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl his Pirates their first lead game, but six steals by Eu- missed one. Dustin (Dun- At St. Petersburg, Fla. 10:30 p.m. (ESPN) Dallas Mavericks at Los Angeles Clippers since the opening quarter, stis chipped away at and ham) hadn’t made many UCF 38, Ball State 17 4 a.m. (ESPN2) Dallas Mavericks at Los Angeles Clippers Saturday, Dec. 22 making it 49-47. helped it soon overcome shots before the end, but New Orleans Bowl (Same-day Tape) “Obviously Franklin that early Pirate advantage he’s our money player.” COLLEGE HOCKEY Louisiana-Lafayette 43, East Carolina 34 makes a big difference, giv- as the Panthers made it into Junior KC Coleman had a MAACO Bowl 7 p.m. (NBCSPT) Harvard at Boston College ing a big and athletic Eustis the half with a 28-19 edge. 9-point third quarter to pace Las Vegas team a look they hadn’t seen Despite its early shooting all Panthers shooters with Boise State 28, Washington 26 Note: Monday, Dec. 24 Times and channels are subject to change at the from us before,” Feldman struggles, which continued 15 points, and Eustis junior Hawaii Bowl discretion of the network. If you are unable to locate a game said. “We had to mix it up at the foul line, where the center Antwon Clayton led At Honolulu on the listed channel, please contact your cable provider. with a little bit of zone be- squad went 10-for-21 on the the game with nine re- SMU 43, Fresno State 10 Wednesday, Dec. 26 fore they got three of those night, Crystal River contin- bounds. Little Caesars Pizza Bowl baseline dunk plays on us. ued to play strong team de- Crystal River’s tough At Detroit Then we went back to man fense and held its own on week continues as it goes to Central Michigan 24, Western Kentucky 21 Prep CALENDAR (defense) and got a little bit the boards against a bigger Nature Coast on Thursday Thursday, Dec. 27 of new energy from that. Eustis squad until the shots before playing at Lecanto Military Bowl At Washington TODAY’S PREP SPORTS “This was one of those began to fall at a better clip on Friday at 7:30 p.m. San Jose State 29, Bowling Green 20 BOYS BASKETBALL Belk Bowl At Charlotte, N.C. 7 p.m. Citrus at Wildwood Cincinnati 48, Duke 34 GIRLS BASKETBALL Holiday Bowl 7 p.m. Lecanto at Nature Coast FLY-BY At San Diego BOYS SOCCER Continued from Page B1 Baylor 49, UCLA 26 Friday, Dec. 28 6:30 p.m. Weeki Wachee at Lecanto Independence Bowl 8 p.m. Crystal River at Central Outscoring Central 19-5 in At Shreveport, La. GIRLS SOCCER the third quarter, Citrus’ Ohio 45, Louisiana-Monroe 14 Russell Athletic Bowl 6 p.m. Crystal River at Lecanto well-oiled offense was on At Orlando, Fla. GIRLS WEIGHTLIFTING display. Virginia Tech 13, Rutgers 10, OT 4 p.m. Nature Coast at Citrus A pair of 3-on-1 fast Meineke Car Care Bowl WRESTLING breaks highlighted the pe- At Houston Texas Tech 34, Minnesota 31 4 p.m. Lecanto, Belleview at Dunnellon riod, as Central turnovers Saturday, Dec. 29 early in the quarter were Armed Forces Bowl taken the other way and be- At Fort Worth, Texas 5. Texas A&M 11-2 1,230 10 1986 — Penn State came a nice give-and-go be- Rice 33, Air Force 14 7. Stanford 12-2 1,169 8 1985 — Oklahoma tween Lynch and Connors, Pinstripe Bowl 8. South Carolina 11-2 1,038 11 1984 — BYU with Lynch on the scoring At New York 9. Florida 11-2 933 4 1983 — Miami Syracuse 38, West Virginia 14 10. Florida St. 12-2 922 13 1982 — Penn State end, making it 40-13. Fight Hunger Bowl 11. Clemson 11-2 889 14 1981 — Clemson Two minutes later, an- At San Francisco 12. Kansas St. 11-2 871 7 1980 — Georgia other Bears giveaway was Arizona State 62, Navy 28 13. Louisville 11-2 781 22 1979 — Alabama driven downcourt by Con- Alamo Bowl 14. LSU 10-3 756 9 1978 — Alabama nors, again with Lynch and At San Antonio 15. Oklahoma 10-3 615 12 1977 — Notre Dame Texas 31, Oregon State 27 16. Utah St. 11-2 456 18 1976 — Pittsburgh this time Toxen as well, who Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl 17. Northwestern 10-3 443 21 1975 — Oklahoma benefitted from the sharp At Tempe, Ariz. 18. Boise St. 11-2 419 20 1974 — Oklahoma passing to score down low Michigan State 17, TCU 16 19. Texas 9-4 358 NR 1973 — Notre Dame plus the foul. Toxen con- Monday, Dec. 31 20. Oregon St. 9-4 303 15 1972 — Southern Cal verted the three-point play Music City Bowl 21. San Jose St. 11-2 243 24 1971 — Nebraska At Nashville, Tenn. 22. N. Illinois 12-2 227 16 to make it 50-14 with 4:29 Vanderbilt 38, N.C. State 24 23. Vanderbilt 9-4 180 NR left in the third. Sun Bowl 24. Michigan 8-5 147 19 “They’re such a great At El Paso, Texas 25. Nebraska 10-4 119 23 group of kids to coach and Georgia Tech 21, Southern Cal 7 Others receiving votes: Baylor 95, Penn St. 90, NBA standings Liberty Bowl work with,” Citrus head Cincinnati 78, Oklahoma St. 42, Tulsa 34, UCLA EASTERN CONFERENCE At Memphis, Tenn. coach Brian Lattin said. “I 31, Arkansas St. 28, TCU 9, UCF 9, Wisconsin Atlantic Division Tulsa 31, Iowa State 17 6, N. Dakota St. 1. W L Pct GB think we work the ball really Chick-fil-A Bowl New York 23 11 .676 — well. Everybody knows At Atlanta USA Today Brooklyn 20 15 .571 3½ Clemson 25, LSU 24 where to go on the court, and Boston 17 17 .500 6 Tuesday, Jan. 1 Top 25 Poll I think our defense yielded a STEPHEN E. LASKO/For the Chronicle Philadelphia 15 21 .417 9 Heart of Dallas Bowl lot of points for us as well.” Citrus senior point guard Elizabeth Lynch goes in for the The USA Today Top 25 football coaches poll, Toronto 12 22 .353 11 At Dallas with first-place votes in parentheses, final Southeast Division Citrus hosts West Port at underhanded layup, leading her team to a win over Central Oklahoma State 58, Purdue 14 records, total points based on 25 points for first W L Pct GB 7:30 p.m. Friday. on Tuesday night at Citrus High School. Gator Bowl place through one point for 25th, and previous Miami 23 10 .697 — At Jacksonville, Fla. ranking: Atlanta 20 13 .606 3 Northwestern 34, Mississippi State 20 Record Pts Pvs Orlando 12 22 .353 11½ Capital One Bowl 1. Alabama (56) 13-1 1,400 2 Charlotte 9 24 .273 14 denied using PEDs. Bagwell (61), Piazza (59), At Orlando, Fla. 2. Oregon 12-1 1,322 3 Washington 5 28 .152 18 Sosa, who finished with Clemens (43) and Bonds (43). Georgia 45, Nebraska 31 3. Notre Dame 12-1 1,253 1 HALL Central Division Outback Bowl 609 home runs, was among Morris finished second last 4. Georgia 12-2 1,213 5 W L Pct GB At Tampa, Fla. Continued from Page B1 those who tested positive in year when Barry Larkin was 5. Texas A&M 11-2 1,171 9 Indiana 21 14 .600 — South Carolina 33, Michigan 28 MLB’s 2003 anonymous sur- elected and is in his 14th and 6. Stanford 12-2 1,167 8 Chicago 19 13 .594 ½ Rose Bowl 7. South Carolina 11-2 1,064 10 Milwaukee 17 16 .515 3 Houston Astros. Curt vey, The New York Times re- next-to-last year of eligibility. At Pasadena, Calif. 8. Florida State 12-2 942 12 Detroit 13 23 .361 8½ ported in 2009. He told a He could become the player Stanford 20, Wisconsin 14 Schilling, 11-2 with a 2.23 9. Clemson 11-2 916 13 Cleveland 8 28 .222 13½ Orange Bowl ERA in postseason play, is congressional committee in with the highest-percentage 10. Florida 11-2 886 4 WESTERN CONFERENCE At Miami 2005 that he never took ille- of the vote who is not in the 11. Kansas State 11-2 841 6 Southwest Division another ballot rookie. Florida State 31, Northern Illinois 10 12. LSU 10-3 775 7 W L Pct GB The Hall is prepared to gal performance-enhancing Hall, a mark currently held Wednesday, Jan. 2 13. Louisville 11-2 772 18 San Antonio 27 10 .730 — drugs. by Gil Hodges at 63 percent Sugar Bowl hold a news conference 14. Boise State 11-2 633 15 Memphis 22 10 .688 2½ At New Orleans Thursday with any electees. The BBWAA election rules in 1983. 15. Oklahoma 10-3 600 11 Houston 21 14 .600 5 Louisville 33, Florida 23 Or to not have one. say “voting shall be based Several players who fell 16. Northwestern 10-3 580 17 Dallas 13 22 .371 13 Thursday, Jan. 3 just short in the BBWAA bal- 17. Utah State 11-2 444 20 New Orleans 9 25 .265 16½ Biggio wasn’t sure whether upon the player’s record, Fiesta Bowl 18. Texas 9-4 398 25 Northwest Division the controversy over this playing ability, integrity, loting later were elected by At Glendale, Ariz. 19. Oregon State 9-4 366 14 W L Pct GB either the Veterans Commit- Oregon 35, Kansas State 17 year’s ballot would keep all sportsmanship, character, 20. Vanderbilt 9-4 248 NR Oklahoma City 26 8 .765 — Friday, Jan. 4 candidates out. and contributions to the tee or Old-Timers’ Commit- 21. San Jose State 11-2 244 24 Portland 19 15 .559 7 Cotton Bowl team(s) on which the player tee: Nellie Fox (74.7 percent 22. Cincinnati 10-3 186 NR Denver 20 16 .556 7 “All I know is that for this At Arlington, Texas 23. Nebraska 10-4 175 21 Minnesota 16 15 .516 8½ organization I did everything played.” on the 1985 BBWAA ballot), Texas A&M 41, Oklahoma 13 24. Northern Illinois 12-2 156 16 Utah 18 18 .500 9 “Steroid or HGH use is Jim Bunning (74.2 percent in Saturday, Jan. 5 they ever asked me to do and 25. Tulsa 11-3 110 NR Pacific Division BBVA Compass Bowl I’m proud about it, so hope- cheating, plain and simple,” 1988), Orlando Cepeda (73.6 Others receiving votes: Michigan 101; UCLA 75; W L Pct GB At Birmingham, Ala. ESPN.com’s Wallace percent in 1994) and Frank Baylor 52; Oklahoma State 36; Wisconsin 18; L.A. Clippers 27 8 .771 — fully, the writers feel strongly, Mississippi 38, Pittsburgh 17 Central Florida 15; Arkansas State 13; Arizona Golden State 22 11 .667 4 they liked what they saw, and Matthews wrote. “And by def- Chance (72.5 percent in 1945). Sunday, Jan. 6 State 10; Rutgers 9; Kent State 5; Louisiana L.A. Lakers 15 19 .441 11½ inition, cheaters lack in- Ace of three World Series GoDaddy.com Bowl we’ll see what happens,” Big- Tech 2; Arizona 1; Ohio 1. Sacramento 13 22 .371 14 At Mobile, Ala. gio said on Nov. 28, the day tegrity, sportsmanship and winners, Morris finished Phoenix 12 24 .333 15½ Arkansas State 17, Kent State 13 the ballot was announced. character. Strike one, strike with 254 victories and was AP national football Monday’s Games Monday, Jan. 7 two, strike three.” the winningest pitcher of the Washington 101, Oklahoma City 99 Jane Forbes Clark, the BCS National Championship champions Boston 102, New York 96 Hall’s chairman, said last Several holdovers from 1980s. His 3.90 ERA, how- At Miami Note: Partial list Chicago 118, Cleveland 92 last year remain on the 37- ever, is higher than that of Alabama 42, Notre Dame 14 year she was not troubled by 2012 — Alabama New Orleans 95, San Antonio 88 Saturday, Jan. 19 voters weighing how to eval- player ballot, with top candi- any Hall of Famer. Morris 2011 — Alabama Utah 100, Dallas 94 RAYCOM College Football All-Star Classic dates including Jack Morris will be joined on next year’s 2010 — Auburn Portland 125, Orlando 119, OT uate players in the era of At Montgomery, Ala. 2009 — Alabama Memphis 113, Sacramento 81 performance-enhancing (67 percent), Jeff Bagwell (56 ballot by Greg Maddux and Stars vs. Stripes, 3 p.m. (CBSSN) 2008 — Florida Tuesday’s Games percent), Lee Smith (51 per- Tom Glavine, both 300-game East-West Shrine Classic drugs. 2007 — LSU Brooklyn 109, Philadelphia 89 At St. Petersburg, Fla. “I think the museum is cent) and Tim Raines (49 winners. 2006 — Florida Indiana 87, Miami 77 East vs. West, 4 p.m. (NFLN) very comfortable with the percent). If no one is elected this 2005 — Texas Houston 125, L.A. Lakers 112 Saturday, Jan. 26 year, there could be a logjam 2004 — Southern Cal Minnesota 108, Atlanta 103 decisions that the baseball When The Associated Senior Bowl 2003 — Southern Cal Milwaukee 108, Phoenix 99 writers make,” she said. “And Press surveyed 112 eligible in 2014. Voters may select up At Mobile, Ala. 2002 — Ohio State Today’s Games voters in late November, to 10 players. North vs. South, 4 p.m. (NFLN) so it’s not a bad debate by any 2001 — Miami Atlanta at Cleveland, 7 p.m. means.” Bonds received 45 percent The only certainty is the 2000 — Oklahoma Utah at Charlotte, 7 p.m. support among voters who Hall is pleased with the writ- The AP Top 25 1999 — Florida State Philadelphia at Toronto, 7 p.m. Bonds has denied know- The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press 1998 — Tennessee Phoenix at Boston, 7:30 p.m. ingly using performance-en- expressed an opinion, ers’ process. college football poll, with first-place votes in 1997 — Michigan Milwaukee at Chicago, 8 p.m. hancing drugs and was Clemens 43 percent and Sosa “While the BBWAA does parentheses, final records, total points based 1996 — Florida Houston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. convicted of one count of ob- 18 percent. The Baseball the actual voting, it only does on 25 points for a first-place vote through one 1995 — Nebraska Minnesota at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Think Factory website com- so at the request of the Hall of point for a 25th-place vote, and previous rank- 1994 — Nebraska L.A. Lakers at San Antonio, 8 p.m. struction of justice for giving ing: 1993 — Florida State Orlando at Denver, 9 p.m. an evasive answer in 2003 to piled votes by writers who Fame,” said the Los Angeles Record Pts Pv 1992 — Alabama Memphis at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. a grand jury investigating made their opinions public Times’ Bill Shaikin, the orga- 1. Alabama (59) 13-1 1,475 2 1991 — Miami Dallas at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. PEDs. Clemens was acquit- and with 142 ballots had nization’s past president. “If 2. Oregon 12-1 1,358 5 1990 — Colorado Thursday’s Games ted of perjury charges stem- everyone falling short. Biggio the Hall of Fame is troubled, 3. Ohio St. 12-0 1,302 3 1989 — Miami New York at Indiana, 8 p.m. 4. Notre Dame 12-1 1,288 1 1988 — Notre Dame Dallas at Sacramento, 10 p.m. ming from congressional was at 69 percent, followed certainly the Hall could make 5. Georgia 12-2 1,230 6 1987 — Miami Miami at Portland, 10:30 p.m. testimony during which he by Morris (63), Raines (62), alternate arrangements.” CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SPORTS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013 B5 No. 2 Irish women need OT to thwart Bulls Associated Press USF (11-3, 0-1), including her only two shots she attempted team’s last nine points of regula- while sitting out much of the first TAMPA — Skylar Diggins scored tion and first four of overtime. half with two fouls. four of her 19 points in overtime, Smith’s twin sister, Andrell, had 15 South Florida led 35-32 at the helping second-ranked Notre points before fouling out less than break despite shooting 37.8 per- Dame overcome cold shooting and a minute into the extra session, cent and pushed Notre Dame to hold off South Florida for a 75-71 and Inga Orekhova added 13. overtime for the third time in the victory Tuesday night. McBride scored a career-high last nine meetings between the Natalie Achonwa had 20 points 21 points and Diggins had 19 team despite shooting 33.3 percent and Jewell Loyd finished with 18 points, six rebounds, five assists (25 of 75) for the game. The Fight- points and 13 rebounds for the and four steals in Notre Dame’s ing Irish were only slightly better, Fighting Irish (13-1, 2-0 Big East) in 73-72 victory at Connecticut, but shooting 36.8 percent while mak- their first game since handing then- both Fighting Irish stars got off to ing the same number of field goal No. 1 Connecticut its first loss of the slow starts against a South Florida while taking seven fewer shots. season. Kayla McBride was limited team that’s off to its second-best to 12 points on 4-for-14 shooting, but start in 13 seasons under coach South Florida center Akila McDon- keyed a second half surge that Jose Fernandez. ald and Notre Dame forward Natalie helped Notre Dame take its first Diggins missed her first five Achonwa battle for a rebound during lead since early in the game. shots before scoring 11 in the final the second half Tuesday in Tampa. Andrea Smith tied a career high nine minutes of the opening half. Notre Dame won 75-71 in overtime. with 33 points and 11 rebounds for McBride, meanwhile, missed the Associated Press No. 1 Blue Devils Heat on simmer stomp Clemson Pacers hold reer-best 26 points for Alabama No. 10 Mizzou (8-6, 0-1), which has lost six of Miami to 77 eight. Coach Anthony Grant lost dismantles for the first time in seven career points in win conference openers, three at VCU and four at Alabama. Associated Press SEC foe ’Bama Brown was 7 for 11 overall, three days after making only INDIANAPOLIS — Paul Associated Press one of nine attempts in a two- George had 29 points and DURHAM, N.C. — Quinn point victory over Bucknell. The 11 rebounds, and the Indi- Oregon transfer has scored in ana Pacers held Miami to a Cook scored a career-high 27 points and No. 1 Duke double figures four of five season-low point total in an games since becoming eligible 87-77 win over the Heat on held Clemson to its lowest- scoring half in 12 years in a at the semester break. Tuesday night. Earnest Ross added a sea- George made four 3- 68-40 victory Tuesday night. Ryan Kelly added 12 son-best 19 points for Missouri pointers to get the best of his (12-2, 1-0) and Alex Oriakhi matchup with LeBron points in the first half but sat out the second with what helped the Tigers pull away James. David West added 14 with 10 of his 16 points over points and 11 rebounds, and team officials said was a right leg injury. the final 11 minutes. He Lance Stephenson chipped grabbed 11 rebounds. in with 13 points for the Pac- The Blue Devils (15-0, 2-0 ers (21-14), who have won 11 Atlantic Coast Conference) No. 13 Creighton of their last 13 games. shot 48 percent, built a 42-31 91, Drake 61 Dwyane Wade scored 30 rebounding advantage and points and James had 22 pulled away down the OMAHA, Neb. — Ethan points and 10 rebounds for stretch to improve to 58-4 at Wragge matched career highs Miami (23-10), which still home against the Tigers. with 22 points and six 3-point- has the best record in the Devin Booker had 12 ers for Creighton, which got off Eastern Conference. points and 15 rebounds for to a blistering start. It was the first time the Clemson (8-6, 0-2), which Doug McDermott added 16 teams had met since Miami had season lows for points points, Jahenns Manigat had beat the Pacers in six and shooting percentage (28 13 and Grant Gibbs 10 for the games in the conference percent) and shot 12 percent Bluejays (15-1, 4-0 Missouri semifinals last year. in its brutal first half. Valley Conference), who won Miami entered the game The Tigers had just 10 their ninth straight game. leading the NBA in field points at halftime, their Creighton has won 71 straight goal percentage, while In- fewest since scoring nine against opponents .500 or Associated Press against Wake Forest in 2001. diana led the league in Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade puts up a shot against Indiana Pacers center Roy worse, and it was apparent early field goal percentage de- Hibbert during the first half Tuesday in Indianapolis. No. 10 Missouri 84, that the streak was in no jeop- fense. The matchup re- Alabama 68 ardy. The Bluejays, who made a sulted in the Heat scoring Jrue Holiday scored 19 The Rockets have rallied added 18 for Phoenix. season-high 16 3-pointers, led only 35 points in the second points and Spencer Hawes from double-digit deficits for COLUMBIA, Mo. — Jabari by 30 points in the first half and had 14 for the Sixers. their last three wins. Timberwolves 108, half, their lowest-scoring Hawks 103 Brown had career-bests of 22 by 35 late in the second. half of the season. Rockets 125, Bucks 108, Suns 99 points and five 3-pointers and Joey King scored 17 points Nets 109, 76ers 89 MINNEAPOLIS — Nikola Phil Pressey responded from a for Drake (6-9, 0-4). Lakers 112 MILWAUKEE — Brandon Pekovic had 25 points and a shaky first half with 11 points Jennings scored 29 points and Wragge, who had been aver- PHILADELPHIA — Reggie HOUSTON — James career-high 18 rebounds, An- and 13 assists to lead Missouri the Milwaukee Bucks gave Jim aging 9.0 points a game, went Evans had a career-high 23 re- Harden scored 31 and Chan- drei Kirilenko added 21 points Boylan a win in his first game in its SEC debut. over 20 for the second time in bounds, Deron Williams dler Parsons added 20 to help and the Minnesota Timber- as coach with a 108-99 victory Trevor Releford had a ca- three games. scored 22 points and Brooklyn wolves beat the Atlanta the Houston Rockets pick up over the Phoenix Suns. improved to 6-1 under interim Hawks 108-103. their fifth straight win, a 125- The Bucks parted ways with coach P.J. Carlesimo with a 112 victory over the short- Derrick Williams scored 17 win over Philadelphia. coach Scott Skiles on Monday handed Los Angeles Lakers. in what was called a mutual points and Alexey Shved had Evans outrebounded the un- Houston trailed by as many 15 for the Timberwolves, who dersized Sixers 23-22 through decision, and the Bucks as 14 points in the first half, but tapped Skiles’ top assistant were missing coach Rick Adel- three quarters. used a pair of runs in the third Boylan as a replacement. Mil- man due to personal reasons. Andray Blatche scored 20 quarter to go on top and build waukee’s new head coach Terry Porter filled in and led the points for the Nets, hours after a big lead. said before the game his top Wolves to their first victory over he was questioned by Metta World Peace had a priority would be to get the Atlanta since 2006, snapping Philadelphia police as part of a season-high 24 points for the Bucks playing well again after an 11-game skid. sexual assault investigation at Lakers, who were playing losing four consecutive games. Josh Smith had 21 points an upscale hotel. Blatche was without their top three big The Suns were a perfect op- and 13 rebounds and Al Hor- not charged. men Dwight Howard, Pau ponent, playing poorly in the ford had 19 points and 11 He wrote about the incident Gasol and Jordan Hill — all last few weeks with nine losses boards for the Hawks, who on Twitter, saying, “Im ok and I out with injuries. in the last 10 games overall to have lost three straight and didn’t do anything jus was n Kobe Bryant added 20 for go with a nine-game losing four of their last five. They lost Associated Press the area when it happened,” the Lakers and Steve Nash had streak on the road. for the first time this year when Duke’s Quinn Cook, left, drives to the basket as Clemson’s Blatche tweeted. He later took 16 as they tied a season-high Goran Dragic scored 21 Smith and Horford each get a Adonis Filer defends during the second half Tuesday in down the tweet. with their fourth straight loss. points and Jared Dudley double-double. Durham, N.C. Duke won 68-40. A-Rod might be out half the season unfortunately our imaging doesn’t give ing an egg-shaped femoral head and Yankees 3B probably us all the information, and that is through the use of a camera, a motor- something that we’re going to know at ized burr and Fluoroscopic imaging, the time of surgery or after the time of we’re reshaping the bone to a will be back after surgery, during that investigative por- predetermined shape.” tion of the procedure.” Technology is a big part of the All-Star break Kelly said the condition, known as operation. femoral acetabular impingement, was “We have the capacity now,” he said, Associated Press caused by genes, not by steroids. Ro- “to take our preoperative imaging and driguez admitted in 2009 that he used put it in a computer program, which NEW YORK — Alex Rodriguez’s steroids while with the Texas Rangers will tell us exactly what shape we need surgeon said the New York Yankees from 2001-03. to make it in order to provide the ef- third baseman probably will be ready “This is a developmental, genetic fective range of motion that’s required to return to the field after the All-Star predisposition to a certain shape of for his specific sports requirements, break. the hip joint that occurs during the both with his fielding position and with “It would be great if he returns first 15 years of development,” Kelly his offensive position.” faster. Possible that it would take said. “Steroids don’t change the shape A 14-time All-Star, Rodriguez had longer,” Dr. Bryan Kelly of the Hospi- of your bones, of your hip joint. right hip surgery on March 9, 2009, tal for Special Surgery said Tuesday. Kelly said the injury was responsi- and returned that May 8. Kelly said Kelly is scheduled to operate Jan. 16 ble for Rodriguez’s poor performance the left hip requires more recovery on the 37-year-old’s left hip, which has in September and October, when A- time because Rodriguez is a right- a torn labrum, bone impingement and Rod was benched in three of nine handed hitter and rotates it when he a cyst. The procedure is estimated to postseason games and pinch hit for in swings. take two hours, three others. He batted .120 (3 for 25) Pete Draovitch, a certified athletic “Can I give you a percentage chance with no RBIs in the playoffs, including trainer and therapist who heads hip as to whether or not he’s going to be 0 for 18 with 12 strikeouts against rehab at HSS, will work with Ro- closer to the 15-year-old or the 60-year right-handed pitchers. driguez and will design the programs, old?” Kelly said during a 40-minute Rodriguez is due $114 million over and Tony Ambler-Wright, who special- conference call. “The imaging studies the next five years as part of his izes in deep-tissue therapies and will show that he has some cartilage wear record $275 million, 10-year contract, work with A-Rod on a daily basis. Associated Press that makes me think that we will get so his health is a major concern for After the operation, Rodriguez will New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez could be him back to his pre-injury level of play, the Yankees. need six-to-12 weeks for the tissue to sidelined until the All-Star break because of a left hip injury, that it’s not so extensive that it will ul- Describing the bone meeting the heal down to the bone but will do which was disclosed by the team last month. timately impact his ability to play. But socket, Kelly said “we’re basically tak- some range-of-motion exercises. ENTERTAINMENTPage B6 - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013

CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Spotlight on Florida PEOPLE Midseason treats LOTTERIES Bryan, Shelton to SO YOU KNOW host ACM awards Last night’s winning NASHVILLE, Tenn. — numbers, Page B4. Luke Bryan is joining Blake Shelton to co-host MONDAY, JANUARY 7 the 2013 Fantasy 5: 2 – 10 – 11 – 14 – 35 Academy 5-of-5 2 winners $104,351.11 of Coun- 4-of-5 284 $118.50 try Music 3-of-5 9,118 $10 Awards. The INSIDE THE NUMBERS Academy also said ■ To verify the accuracy in a Tues- of winning lottery num- Luke Bryan day news bers, players should release double-check the num- that this year’s show will bers printed above with be April 7 and Brad Pais- numbers officially ley will host the ACM Fan posted by the Florida Jam, a satellite event Lottery. Go to held simultaneously with www.flalottery.com, or the awards show. call 850-487-7777. Bryan replaces Reba McEntire. She served as host for more than a Today in decade before stepping HISTORY aside to concentrate on her new sitcom “Malibu Today is Wednesday, Jan. Country.” 9, the ninth day of 2013. There are 356 days left in the Bobby Orr has Associated Press year. memoir coming Maggie Smith as the Dowager Countess, left, and Shirley MacLaine as Martha Levinson star in the TV series Today’s Highlight: NEW YORK — One of “Downton Abbey.” Where once the post-holiday schedule was a blizzard of chilly reruns, January is aburst with On Jan. 9, 1913, Richard hockey’s greatest and premieres and finales. Milhous Nixon, the 37th pres- most private stars, Bobby ident of the United States, Orr, is finally telling his was born in Yorba Linda, life story. ‘Downton,’ ‘Girls,’ ‘Idol’ and more highlight January TV Calif. “Orr: My Story” will be Associated Press Bill Pullman) who keeps the first concludes its head-scratching run On this date: released family in a stir, yet manages to make on Jan. 18. Stars include Anna Torv, In 1788, Connecticut be- in Octo- NEW YORK — Where once the everything turn out all right by the Joshua Jackson and John Noble. came the fifth state to ratify ber by G.P. post-holiday schedule was a bliz- final fade-out. Fox’s bloody suspense drama the U.S. Constitution. Putnam’s zard of chilly reruns, January is The Gallaghers of “Shameless” “The Following” premieres Jan. 21. In 1861, Mississippi be- Sons. The aburst with premieres and finales. are a much different family. In this Kevin Bacon stars as a former FBI came the second state to se- former Already, the much-adored British dark comedy, William H. Macy stars agent drafted back into service to cede from the Union, the Boston miniseries “Downton Abbey” has as the boozy single father of a brood chase a serial murderer and his vi- same day the Star of the Bruins made its much-awaited season re- of kids who manage their ragtag cious disciples. West, a merchant vessel defense- turn Sundays on PBS. Chicago homestead in spite of My, how Spartacus’ army has bringing reinforcements and Bobby Orr man and On IFC on Fridays, the hilarious Dad’s overindulgences. Also star- grown! Commanding thousands of supplies to Federal troops at three- “Portlandia” is back for its third ring Emmy Rossum, it returns Jan. freed slaves, Spartacus is primed to Fort Sumter, S.C., retreated time Hart Trophy winner season of sketch comedy poking fun 13 for its third season on Showtime. bring down the entire Roman Re- because of artillery fire. as the National Hockey at the peculiarities of Portland, Also on Jan. 13, HBO’s comedy public as the final season begins for In 1931, Bobbi Trout and League’s most valuable Ore., starring Fred Armisen and “Girls” returns for a second season “Spartacus: War of the Damned,” player is promising to Carrie Brownstein. sure to be at least as ballyhooed, dis- Jan. 25 on Starz. Liam McIntyre Edna May Cooper broke an share some experiences And NBC’s mystery melodrama cussed and argued about as the first. plays the rebel leader. endurance record for female he believes “worth put- “Deception” has arrived on Mon- Lena Dunham (who also writes, pro- The world of “Dallas” will be aviators as they returned to ting down on paper.” days. Meagan Good stars as a detec- duces, directs and created the series) rocked during its second season Mines Field in Los Angeles According to Tuesday’s tive going undercover at the home stars as one of a quartet of twen- with the death of arch-villain oil- after flying a Curtiss Robin announcement by Put- of a rich family with whom she was tysomething gal pals in New York. man J.R. Ewing (played, of course, monoplane continuously for nam, Orr will reflect on once friendly, to investigate a mur- Right after “Girls,” HBO by Larry Hagman, who passed away 122 hours and 50 minutes. his remarkable career der within the clan. launches the second season of “En- in November while the series was In 1951, the United Na- and on his angry break On Tuesday, PBS’ “American Ex- lightened,” an affecting comedy in production). Also starring Patrick tions headquarters in New from his former agent and perience” begins a three-week doc- starring Laura Dern as a confused Duffy and Linda Gray, this rebooted York officially opened. close friend Alan Eagle- umentary miniseries, “The New Age-y activist who’s bent on (so to speak) version of the long-run- In 1972, reclusive billion- son. Orr was in dire finan- Abolitionists,” spotlighting Freder- changing the world. ning CBS prime-time soap returns aire Howard Hughes, speak- cial trouble after retiring ick Douglass, William Lloyd Garri- What was Carrie Bradshaw like on TNT on Jan. 28. ing by telephone from the and was among those who son, Harriet Beecher Stowe, John before Sarah Jessica Parker and FX weighs in with an edgy new Bahamas to reporters in Hol- demanded Eagleson be Brown and Angelina Grimke. “Sex and the City”? Find out on drama “The Americans” on Jan. 30. lywood, said a purported au- removed from the NHL’s Also on Tuesday, the FX drama “The Carrie Diaries,” which debuts It stars Matthew Rhys and Keri Rus- tobiography of him by Clifford Hall of Fame after he was “Justified” is returning for its fourth on the CW on Jan. 14. AnnaSophia sell as two KGB agents posing as the Irving was a fake. jailed for fraud. Eagleson season of Kentucky hill-country Robb stars as the high school-era heads of a normal American house- In 1987, the White House resigned in 1998. crime-fighting led by Deputy U.S. Carrie in this likable prequel. hold in the 1980s, as they work tire- Marshal Raylan Givens (series star “American Idol” returns on Jan. lessly to bring down the U.S. on released a Jan. 1986 memo- Rain disciplined Timothy Olyphant). 16 on Fox. Veteran judge Randy behalf of Mother Russia. randum prepared for Presi- On Thursday, comedic action cen- Jackson will be joined by Mariah On Jan. 31, NBC unveils a new dent Ronald Reagan by Lt. for rendezvous ters at the White House with the Carey, Nicki Minaj and Keith medical drama “Do No Harm.” Steve Col. Oliver L. North showing SEOUL, South Korea premiere of NBC’s “1600 Penn.” Urban. Ryan Seacrest, as always, is Pasquale (“Rescue Me”) stars as a a link between U.S. arms — South Korea’s Defense Josh Gad (“The Book of Mormon”) the affable host. neurosurgeon with a great bedside sales to Iran and the release Ministry has decided to stars as the goofball son of the in- After five seasons, Fox’s lovably manner who inconveniently shares a of American hostages in confine pop star Rain to cumbent U.S. president (played by inscrutable sci-fi series “Fringe” body with his sociopathic alter ego. Lebanon. his base for a week for In 1997, a Comair com- meeting with an actress muter plane crashed 18 miles while on duty. short of the Detroit Metropoli- The penalty is the light- tan Airport, killing all 29 peo- est a South Korean soldier ple on board. can face. Paparazzi photos ‘Django Unchained’ action figures draw protest Ten years ago: U.N. recently weapons inspectors said showed Associated Press lectibles recommended for there was no “smoking gun” Rain with people older than 17. Taran- to prove Iraq had nuclear, actress Slavery-era action figures tino has had such figures chemical or biological Kim Tae- tied to Quentin Tarantino’s made for all of his films, in- weapons but they demanded hee when “Django Unchained” are cluding his last, “Inglourious he wasn’t that Baghdad provide private raising questions about Basterds.” That film, too, rev- access to scientists and fresh allowed to whether they’re appropriate. eled in a revenge fantasy set evidence to back its claim have pri- A line of figures of the in history — Nazi Germany. Rain vate meet- movie’s main characters are The Weinstein Co. and that it had destroyed its ings while on sale online, manufac- NECA didn’t immediately weapons of mass destruction. outside his base for offi- tured by toy maker NECA in comment Tuesday. Five years ago: President cial duties such as record- partnership with the Wein- Ali made clear his objec- George W. Bush, on his first ing and performing. stein Co. tions were not with the film visit to Israel as president, Rain is fulfilling his Najee Ali, director of the “Django Unchained,” which warned Iran of “serious con- two-year mandatory mili- advocacy group Project Is- he said he liked and had sequences” if it meddled tary service as an “enter- lamic Hope, plans a news seen twice. again with U.S. warships in tainment soldier.” His conference Tuesday with Associated Press Though controversial in its the Persian Gulf. meetings with Kim raised other Los Angeles black Community activist Najee Ali holds an action figure unusual melding of historical One year ago: Iranian suspicions that the mili- community leaders calling depicting Calvin Candie, Leonardo DiCaprio's character from atrocity and movie mayhem, state radio reported that a tary was coddling popu- for the removal of the toys the Quentin Tarantino film "Django Unchained", during a “Django Unchained” has court had convicted former lar entertainers with from the market. news conference Tuesday in Los Angeles. proven a hit at the box office, U.S. Marine Amir Mirzaei special favors because Ali called the action fig- where it has earned $106.3 Hekmati of working for the they help enhance its ures “a slap in the face of Ali, upon learning of the fig- and what African Ameri- million since opening Christ- CIA and sentenced him to image. Officials deny it. our ancestors.” ures. “We feel that it trivial- cans experienced.” mas. It’s also been nomi- death. (The Obama adminis- “We were outraged,” said izes the horrors of slavery The action figures are col- nated for five Golden Globes. —From wire reports tration and his family deny Hekmati was a CIA spy.) HOROSCOPE Today’s Birthdays: Foot- Today’s ball Hall-of-Famer Bart Starr Birthday — In the year ahead, you could get involved in an endeavors and go for that special something that you’ve process. You deserve such a day. is 79. Folk singer Joan Baez enterprise that you’ll need to be quite secretive about. Your wanted for a long time. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — After being subjected to a cou- is 72. Rock musician Jimmy project could be coveted by the opposition and easily Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Generally, it’s wise to avoid ple of hectic days, you’re entitled to let yourself go and Page (Led Zeppelin) is 69. copied if they got wind of it. discussions on religion and/or politics, but if a friend should relax a little. You don’t need any social fanfare — just time Singer David Johansen (aka Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — None among your group offer a friendly, fresh perspective, you might find it alone with your special someone. Buster Poindexter) is 63. of friends will have a knack for organizing like you. Appoint interesting. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — You should take prospective Rock singer-musician Dave yourself director and start putting some plans together that Gemini (May 21-June 20) — This might be the day to put clients to your favorite haunt rather than to a fancy place. Matthews is 46. Singer A.J. everyone will enjoy. an idea to the test regarding a financial arrangement. The You’ll achieve more in a convivial, homey atmosphere. McLean (Backstreet Boys) Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — That burning feeling in your least you could do is try it out; the payoff could be substan- is 35. tial if things work out. Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Having too structured a ears is likely due to so many friends saying nice things Thought for Today: “De- about you. You have far more boosters than you Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Conditions that influence you schedule might find you much too restless and champing at realize. both physically and mentally can be exceptionally harmo- the bit. Leave yourself some space in which to move about feat doesn’t finish a man, quit Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — When socializing, don’t nious if you handle things in a warm, friendly manner. Play and be able to do as your impulses direct. does. A man is not finished merely mingle with people looking for polite chitchat — cir- life light and easy. Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Friends or relatives who when he’s defeated. He’s fin- culate with persons whom you can learn from. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — When you expend your energies truly believe in you could serve as a springboard to suc- ished when he quits.” — Aries (March 21-April 19) — A coveted goal can be on labors of love, you’ll be amazed at how much you can cess. Their suggestions on how to handle your troubles President Richard Nixon achieved if you’re willing to work for it. Put aside any trivial accomplish, and the enjoyment you’ll derive from the should take the strain off. (1913-1994). Section C - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013

You’ll find lots of sporting goods EDUCATION to choose from 794606 in our classified pages. CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Learning late in life challenging for 77-year-old Hale, who turned 77 years old ally wants to get her GED, so room at Gadsden’s Striplin Ele- come from and where I’m going,” Woman studies recently, is working four days when she’s here, she’s focused.” mentary School for a few years Hale said. each week, studying to earn her Hale was learning about social before her last job at Goldkist in God is another source of inspi- GED. studies the week before Christ- Boaz. ration for Hale, who is a member for GED She started taking classes May mas, but said she really enjoys She is the mother of eight chil- of Galilee Baptist Church in KENDRA CARTER 7. She said she wants to get her studying math. dren and has five generations of Gadsden and sings soprano in the The Gadsden Times GED now because she didn’t fin- “I love math because it’s chal- her family. Her husband, J.W. church choir. ish high school when she was lenging,” she said. “And my Hale Sr., died in January 1993. “And the way I feel now, He’ll GADSDEN, Ala. — On a given younger, later adding that she teacher, Miss Jude, likes to give “I think they’re proud of me,” be the only one to stop me be- day at Even Start in Gadsden, you married young. me a challenge because she Hale said of her children. cause I’ve come too far to turn might see Shirley Hale sitting at “She’s a great student,” Hale’s knows I like to be She also takes inspiration from around,” she said. “I refuse to her special cubicle, with study teacher, Jude Meinzen-Derr, said. challenged.” Meinzen-Derr, saying that her move backward. I only want to books on her desk and her walker “She lacked a lot of confidence Hale said she worked domestic teacher cares. nearby. when she first started, but she re- jobs and worked in the lunch- “She understands where I See GED/ Page C3 Books bound by high tech New NC State library features wide array of technologies, including robotic retrieval systems Associated Press

RALEIGH, N.C. — Yes, the high-tech James B. Hunt Li- brary has books, but they’re not visible when you walk into the building at North Carolina State University. Instead, its 1.5 million books are stored in more than 18,000 metal bins, retrievable by robots when a student requests one. And that’s one of the least high- tech parts of the library, other than the books themselves. “This really is the library of the future,” said David Hiscoe, director of communications for NCSU’s libraries. The five-story library with a 300-foot glass wall was designed by Snohetta, a firm based in Oslo, Norway, as the centerpiece of N.C. State’s Centennial Campus, where classroom buildings sit alongside those housing business and government offices. Sno- hetta also designed the Na- tional September 11 Memorial & Museum in New York. The library had its soft opening Jan. 2, while students were still on their holiday break. Its official grand opening is scheduled for Feb. 12. “The Hunt Library, in my view, is the academic library with the widest array of technologies in the country,” said Joan Lippincott, associate executive director of the Coali- Associated Press tion for Networked Informa- ABOVE: Library technician Carl Piraneo works last week at the “bookBot” book retrieval system at the James B. Hunt Jr. Library at North tion, a joint nonprofit of the Carolina State University in Raleigh. BELOW: The library is five stories tall and has a 300-foot glass wall. Association of Research Li- braries and EDUCAUSE, a brary’s other technology, she it for just the experience to use professional organization for said. the bookBot.” those involved in higher edu- Four robots slide between To save room, the books are cation information technology. rows of bins 50 feet deep and stored by size, not another fil- “And they’ve very carefully 120 feet high. A staffer files a ing system. And the system integrated their technology student’s request for a book on does save space, taking up program with the university’s a computer, and the robot lo- about one-ninth of the room research, learning and teach- cates the right bin, pulls it out needed to store 1.5 million ing mission,” she said. “They and leaves the bin in front of books on shelves. didn’t just do this to be cool. the staffer, who locates the When students look for a They did this because of the right book and takes it to the book, however, they can see it nature of N.C. State, and the student. on a virtual shelf as they would kind of academic and research Grant Zechman, a sopho- under the Library of Congress programs that they have.” more studying textile technol- system. But they also can refine The book robot, known as a ogy, said he wasn’t sure how the search by other parameters bookBot, is unusual, but it’s much he would use the robot, more prevalent than the li- but that “I would absolutely do See LIBRARY/ Page C3 Vets face bewildering battle with GI Bill Learning veterans,” says Jason Thigpen, founder Residency rules cause and president of the Student Veterans Advocacy Group. “Invariably, many are never stops left with no home state for tuition pur- confusion for many poses as a result of this change.” Army Staff Sgt. Stephen Lee was still ver the holiday break, I had a chance to Associated Press in Afghanistan — his second deploy- catch up on my reading. I flipped ment to the war zone — when he began Othrough some professional journals and RALEIGH, N.C. — In choosing to looking at colleges. The California na- some flyers previewing new books on career serve her country in uniform, Hayleigh tive settled on the University of Wiscon- and technical education. Lynn Perez knowingly accepted a no- sin-Madison and had already begun his After reading some arti- madic life. Now the former Army ser- studies when he learned of the coming cles, I came to the con- geant says she and thousands of other changes to his GI Bill benefits. clusion many veterans trying to get a higher education He was looking at an extra $20,000 a researchers and authors are being penalized for that enforced Associated Press year out of pocket. are good at telling us rootlessness. Former Army Sgt. Hayleigh Perez, shown “It was a huge jump,” says Lee, whose what is needed to pre- Under the Post-9/11 GI Bill, the fed- with daugther Calleigh, says she and military occupational specialty, or MOS, pare students for col- eral government will pick up the full in- thousands of other veterans trying to get was human intelligence collector. “And lege/technical schools state cost for any honorably discharged a higher education are being penalized for that’s when I had to start thinking really and careers, but few, if service member wishing to attend a the forced rootlessness of military hard about whether or not I was going to any, address how educa- public college or university. But because service. be able to afford school, or whether I’d Denise Willis tors, school boards and the often intricate rules governing resi- est rate charged for in-state students at have to take a year off and work while I GUEST school systems can im- dency differ from state to state, and even a public school in that state. But under tried to get in-state status.” plement the needed within university systems, many veter- COLUMN changes that took effect in August 2011, Around that time, the university opted changes. Many articles ans face a bewildering battle to exercise while veterans can receive up to $17,500 into the Yellow Ribbon Program, a pro- addressed keeping up the benefits they’ve already fought for. a year for study at private schools, the vision of the GI Bill under which the with technology in the classroom. “It is part of our contractual agreement agency will pay only “the actual net cost school and the VA agree to split the dif- The challenge for educators is not so much when we join the military,” says Perez, for in-State tuition and fees assessed” by ference between the resident and non- keeping up with our students’ knowledge of who filed a $10 million federal civil rights the public institution the veteran is resident rate. There was only a limited technology, which is probably next to impossi- lawsuit against the University of North attending. amount set aside for the program, and ble. The challenge for educators is to create Carolina Board of Governors after one of And if that person is deemed a non- students have to reapply each year, but learning experiences in which students can its schools denied her resident status. resident, the veteran often must pay the Lee lucked out. apply their technological knowledge to solve “It’s been paid for — with blood and difference out of pocket. “This uncertainty almost took me out real-world problems. sweat and tears and deployments.” “For the first time since the inception of school,” he says. “California’s not Because of technology, we know students Until last year, the Department of Vet- of the GI Bill, residency for tuition pur- have limitless access to information. Our erans Affairs would cover up to the high- poses is now an issue for thousands of See VETS/ Page C3 See WILLIS/ Page C3 C2 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013 EDUCATION CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

HONORS ing the 2012 fall semester. To Fredrickson at 352-341-4392. CLASSES AND COURSES be recognized for the award, ■ The Citrus Community ■ Anthony Schembri, the For information about out- honorees must have been en- Concert Choir, Inc. is now ac- doors and recreational classes former secretary of Florida’s rolled full time and earned a cepting applications for its 2013 Department of Juvenile Justice in Citrus County, see the Sun- minimum grade point average scholarship award of $1,500. day Sports section of the under Gov. of 3.90 on a 4.00 scale. Application is open to graduat- Jeb Bush, Chronicle. Taliercio is a senior biology ■ to offer scholarships to local ing high school seniors or en- will be hon- Aaron A. Weaver Chapter ■ The Crystal River Users major. He is a home-school 776 Military Order of the Purple students for the 2012-13 After rolled college students and ored Feb. 27 graduate and the son of residents of Citrus County or Group will meet at 6 p.m. at the Na- Heart is offering two scholar- School Enrichment Program. Wednesday, Jan. 9, at the Richard and Shari Taliercio, of ships for college-bound stu- The program is from 2:45 to 6 children of Citrus County resi- tional Confer- Homosassa. dents. Past and present choir Crystal Oaks Clubhouse, Crys- ence on dents — Chapter 776’s College p.m. Monday through Friday tal Oaks Drive, Lecanto. The FUNDRAISERS of Central Florida (CF) En- and serves students in kinder- members and relatives of choir Bullying in members are also eligible. Ap- public is welcome. Orlando. dowed Scholarship and the Mil- garten through seventh grade. Guest speaker Alana Rouse Anthony ■ The Rotary Club of Sug- plicants may obtain scholarship Schembri itary Order of the Purple Heart The Spot has 20 scholarships will discuss Bright House Net- Schembri armill Woods and the Rotary In- (MOPH) Scholarship for the ac- remaining. qualifications and application will be recog- teract Club of Lecanto High forms from their school guid- work’s “State of the Art” Home nized and honored for the role ademic year 2013/14. The scholarships are avail- Security System and its bene- School have joined together to Chapter 776’s CF Endowed able to local families who qual- ance counselors or online at he took while serving as the support the Box Tops for Edu- www.citruschoir.com. Com- fits to residential customers. Secretary of the International Scholarship awards $500 to an ify. Applications can be picked Go to www.crug.com to sign cation fundraiser for Lecanto applicant accepted or enrolled up at 405 S.E. Seventh Ave., pleted applications must be re- Association of Chiefs of Police Primary School. Box Tops for ceived no later than April 30, up for January classes: at CF as a full-time student (12 Crystal River. Scholarships will ● Juvenile Justice Committee. Education labels can be found 2013. Digital Card Making — While serving his tenure as or more semester credit hours). be given to students on a first- from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Jan. 10, 17 on more than 300 products that ■ The College of Central secretary, Schembri worked Chapter 776 scholarship infor- come, first-served basis. Any families purchase and use on a Florida is awarding dozens of and 24. 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A with Laura Boetto. and among school-age children armill Woods Country Club and receive scholarship applications students free academic tutor- ● major component of CF’s Hon- Adobe Elements — from is a serious problem throughout the other in the Military Outlet no later than 5 p.m. Feb. 28, ing, nutritional education and ors Institute, the Community of 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Jan. 21, 28, the country, and often has seri- Store on West Citrus Avenue in 2013. homework assistance, outdoor Crystal River. Scholars Honors Program of- Feb. 4 and 11. Cost is $25 for ous and lasting consequences. The MOPH Scholarship recreational activities, arts and members and $35 for nonmem- For a complete listing of the fers incoming high school grad- The resolution calls for a awards $3,000 to a member of crafts, computer tech labs, bers. Elements is a superior products, go to www.Rotary uates two-year tuition commitment to working collabo- the MOPH; a spouse, widow, reading teams, mentorship and image editing program that can SMW.com. leadership skills. scholarships, currently valued ratively with educators and non- direct lineal descendant (child, at $3,000 per academic year, fix most common problems that The labels can also be The program runs the entire profit organizations in stepchild, adopted child, grand- while offering partial scholar- occur when using a digital cam- mailed to the Sugarmill Woods school year. On scheduled developing positive, holistic child) of a MOPH member or of ships to those who are currently era or scanning a photograph. Rotary Club. P.O. Box 8, Ho- early dismissal days, the hours anti-bullying initiatives. The res- a veteran killed in action, or attending CF. Students should have basic mosassa Springs, FL 34447. will be 12:30 to 6 p.m. Bus olution passed at the National who died of wounds before Students in the honors pro- computer skills for this class. transportation from Crystal Police Chiefs Conference in SCHOLARSHIPS having the opportunity to be- gram are free to pursue the de- Photoshop Elements 10 will be River Primary and Middle San Diego. come a MOPH member. Great- gree option of their choosing at used during this class. AND CONTESTS schools is available to The Dr. Schembri served as the grandchildren are not eligible. CF, with the scholarship re- ● WordPress — from 9:30 ■ Spot. head of New York City Depart- Take Stock in Children is Applicant must be a U.S. citi- quirement being successful a.m. to 1 p.m. Jan. 14. Cost is offering college scholarships. ment of Corrections under zen, a graduate or pending Registration is required. Call participation in a limited number $10 for members and $15 for Mayor Rudy Giuliani and well To be considered for a schol- graduate of an accredited high 352-794-3870 to apply. Space of honors-level classes that nonmembers. Class will cover as police commissioner in New arship, a child must be in public school; be accepted or enrolled is limited. also serve to fulfill degree re- how to create your own website York. He is a noted author and school in the sixth, seventh or as a full-time student (12 se- ■ The deadline for the Citrus quirements. Students may also using Wordpress, which has nationally recognized speaker eighth grade, meet the financial mester credit hours or 18 quar- Macintosh Users Group 2012 to take classes at any of the CF grown to be the largest self- and was the basis for the 1990s eligibility requirements, agree to ter hours) at a U.S. college or 2013 school year scholarship locations each term, and are hosted blogging tool in the TV show “The Commish.” remain drug, alcohol and crime trade school and have at least applications is Tuesday, Jan. not bound to enrolling only in world, used on millions of sites ■ Denice Aleman of Her- free and get good grades. a 2.75 cumulative GPA based 15, 2013. This year, CMUG will classes offered at the Citrus and seen by tens of millions of nando, Emily Balint of Inver- Take Stock in Children schol- on an unweighted 4.0 grading award scholarships — a mini- campus. Besides financial ben- people every day. WordPress is ness, Sarah Jones of Lecanto, arships are provided through system. Scholarship applica- mum of $500 each — to one efits, the Community of Schol- an Open Source project, which and Richelle Jenkins of Lecanto the Florida Prepaid Foundation. tions must be received at graduating senior from Citrus, ars offers members priority means you are free to use it for were named to the fall 2012 Applications are now avail- MOPH headquarters in Spring- Lecanto and Crystal River high registration each term. anything. Dean’s List at Berry College in able in the guidance offices of field, Va., no later than 5 p.m. schools. Academy of Environ- Typically, a cumulative high For more information, email Rome, Ga. Citrus County School District’s Feb. 13, 2013. MOPH scholar- mental Science seniors, includ- school GPA of 3.75 is needed [email protected]. 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ily back to North Carolina, because of the GI Bill toward the degree for which where they had continued changes, “recipients are fi- currently enrolled.” and VETS paying property taxes, she nancially disadvantaged if “demonstrated objective ev- Continued from Page C1 began applying to schools. they choose to attend a pub- idence of intent to be a resi- She was accepted at both lic institution of higher edu- dent of Arizona.” The home for me anymore. At Fayetteville State Univer- cation. We believe the level Rhode Island Board of Gov- the same time, I didn’t have sity and UNC-Pembroke. of tuition benefits available ernors for Higher Educa- any choice of living in Ken- But while FSU granted at private institutions tion changed its rules in tucky or Tennessee. That’s her resident status, Pem- should apply to public insti- 2009 to grant all veterans in- where the Army told me I broke — which had the tutions, as well.” state status. was going. You’re kind of in courses she most required Last year, Thigpen’s group “These courageous men this limbo where you don’t — classified her as an out-of- helped draft the Veterans and women have made know where your state resi- state student. The difference Education Equity Act, great sacrifices in leaving dency lies.” in her out-of-pocket costs: which would amend Title 38 behind their families, their He graduated in May with $4,603.50 per semester. to extend the $17,500 tuition jobs and all that is familiar a bachelor’s in political When Perez’s appeal to cap to public institutions. to them in life to serve our science. UNC was denied, she and The bill — introduced by state and our nation,” chair- Hayleigh Perez’s case is a Thigpen’s group sued. U.S. Rep. G.K. Butterfield, man Frank Caprio said at D-N.C. — never got beyond prime example of how con- “Mrs. Perez provided the time. “These veterans the subcommittee hearings. voluted these situations can ample evidence to both UNC deserve our admiration and become. System Schools in order to Thigpen says his group respect, and aiding their ef- Perez, 26, enlisted in 2005 substantiate her domicile as will renew its efforts in the forts to secure a college de- and was stationed at North a resident in and of the State Associated Press next Congress. But some gree is one small way we Carolina’s Fort Bragg, of North Carolina,” she said Stephen Lee, right, was still in Afghanistan — his second states have already decided can and should show our where she trained as a radi- in her suit, filed Nov. 8. “Mrs. deployment to the war zone — when he began looking at to act on their own. appreciation for everything ology technologist. She later Perez filed for a residency colleges. The California native settled on the University of According to Student Vet- they have done.” Wisconsin-Madison and had already begun his studies when did a 15-month deployment appeal hearing with UNC erans of America, nine In Texas and Wisconsin, he learned of the coming changes to his GI Bill benefits. He to Camp Bucca, Iraq. Pembroke, was denied any states have passed legisla- veterans who were resi- was looking at an extra $20,000 a year out of pocket. While serving, the Iowa na- representational assistance tion to offer in-state tuition dents at the time of enlist- tive met and married Sgt. 1st and in turn her appeal was the university has complied members stationed here are rates for veterans, regard- ment retain permanent Class Jose Perez-Rodriguez, a denied after being treated fully with federal and state to be considered residents. less of how long they’ve in-state tuition eligibility in medic, and the couple bought with malice and contempt by law,” she told The Associated But Perez had already been lived there. Five other the state university system. a home in Raeford, near the UNC Pembroke officials ...” Press. “On the contrary, we discharged by the time she states have legislation pend- The Illinois Veteran Grant North Carolina base. Perez’s The university system has have demonstrated a strong was accepted at the schools ing, says Mike Dakduk, the program pays for up to 120 next assignment took her to not yet responded to the com- commitment to be very sup- and had not yet been back group’s executive director. credit hours of tuition, but Texas, where she mustered plaint, but spokeswoman portive of the military, which the requisite year. In 2011, Arizona amended veterans must have lived in out in 2009. Joni Worthington denied dis- is obviously very important “The burden of proof is on its laws to grant veterans Illinois at the time of enlist- When Perez learned in crimination against Perez or here in North Carolina.” the student,” Worthington “immediate classification as ment and have returned to late 2011 that her husband’s any other veteran. Under North Carolina said. an in-state student” “while the state no more than six orders would bring the fam- “We certainly believe that law, active-duty service Worthington agreed that in continuous attendance months after discharge.

kind gifts. Of that square stead of allowing high-end be, a place where engaging supercomputer, stored in for collaborative study; walls LIBRARY footage, 150,000 is dedicated housing on the site. in reading, studying and the basement; a visualiza- made of whiteboards; a tradi- library space, while the rest “Just think how things learning will be more inter- tion lab where an English tional library area with about Continued from Page C1 is used by other programs, in- have changed in libraries,” esting and exciting.” professor and his class have 40,000 books on shelves; and cluding the Hunt-backed In- said Hunt, who got two de- Students and faculty told recreated a 3D version of a snack bar on the first floor. — for peer-reviewed mate- stitute for Emerging Issues. grees from N.C. State and officials they wanted a high- the old St. Paul’s Cathedral And yes, food and drink are rial, for example — and the Hunt, who was governor whose mother was a librar- tech library, said Maurice in London (which burned in allowed here. As is talking. virtual shelf will reconfigure 25 years ago when he made ian. “And it isn’t just about York, director of IT for the 1666) and where students “So we got away from li- itself to those refinements. sure the state secured the books anymore either. It’s school’s libraries. listen to sermons by John braries as shushers and Taxpayers contributed property, has an office in his about accessing information “And we had to sort of fig- Donne; and a creativity lab filled with people telling $115 million to the 220,000- namesake library. He made and being able to access a ure out what that means,” he where the Naval ROTC stu- you what to do and trusting square-foot building, which sure the state secured land, lot of things you could get to said. “There really aren’t dents can work on the deck students to do the right also has received $5 million which had belonged to before. The library really that many models out there.” of a 3D ship. thing, which they’ve always in private donations and in- Dorothea Dix Hospital, in- can be, and this library will The answers involved a It also involved 100 areas done for us,” Hiscoe said.

But sadly enough, too few stu- do is an important skill we all peep out of her unless she has a question dents are prepared for either need to have to be successful or needs help with something,” Meinzen- WILLIS a career or for college/techni- in school and in the work- GED Derr said. “She studies steadily.” Continued from Page C1 cal school. place. Continued from Page C1 Meinzen-Derr said Hale has a spe- There are still too many stu- As new students and return- cial seat in the building because she concern as educators is for the dents who think once they get a ing students begin the spring move forward.” has trouble getting around. student to access the informa- job, their learning will be over. session, Withlacoochee Tech- Meinzen-Derr, who has worked with Hale uses Dial-a-Ride public trans- tion efficiently and effectively. They have not embraced the nical Institute is ready to pro- adult education and GED programs for portation to get herself to classes, and We want our students to be concept of lifelong learning. vide and promote rigorous 19 years, said it takes most students six her walker to maneuver around the able to evaluate the informa- While the formal setting of and relevant learning so our months to a year to earn a GED. building. tion and be able to determine learning will be over for them, students can solve demanding Hale said she may complete her However, Meinzen-Derr said Hale fact from fiction. We want our the need to keep reading problems and can experience studies in April, but she plans to con- rarely is absent from class. students to understand the about their job, to learn a new success in the workplace. tinue classes until she finishes the pro- “Sometimes if it’s cold or raining, ethical and legal issues in- process or consult a manual to gram, no matter what happens. She other students much younger won’t ———■——— volved when using data. Yes, troubleshoot a system or piece said she went up three math grade lev- show up, but she’ll get herself in here if we want our students to be of equipment will go on for- Denise R. Willis is the els in August, then three reading grade she can do it,” she said. ready for a career, as well as ever. Just knowing what to do director of Withlacoochee levels in September. After completing her GED, Hale said for college/technical schools. when you do not know what to Technical Institute. “When she comes in, you don’t hear a she wants to become a chef.

0102/0109 WCRN dates are: Jan. 19, Feb. 16, ■ Free tutoring is available at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 15, CHALK Apr. 20, May 18, Aug. 17, Sept. from state-approved providers in the Lecanto High School PUBLIC NOTICE 21, Nov. 16 and Dec. 21. to students who scored a Level cafeteria, 3810 W. Educational Continued from Page C2 For information, call the park 1 or Level 2 on the Reading or Path, Lecanto. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the office at 352-726-3913 or go to Math FCAT last spring at all Cit- The agenda includes IB reg- City of Crystal River, Florida that a PUBLIC HEARING Center, 2644 N. Annapolis Ave., www.inverness-fl.gov. rus County Elementary Schools istration options for 2013/14 will be held relative to Ordinance No. 12-O-27, Hernando, and meets every ■ Citrus County Parks & and the Renaissance Center and an IB sophomore parent regarding the voluntary annexation of the Holland Wednesday night through Jan. Recreation is offering baton (Title I schools). meeting at 7:30 p.m. property into the municipal boundaries of the City of 26. Each participant will be pro- classes at the Citrus Springs Enrollment forms will be Parents of PIBS and IB stu- Crystal River, Florida. The Final required Public Hearing vided a manual written by the Community Center. dents are encouraged to attend. is scheduled for Monday, January 14, 2013, during the mailed to all qualifying families. Regular Council Meetings starting @ 7:00 p.m. in the instructor to cover the work Classes are open to all girls Tutoring is available after Citrus County professional busi- completed and more. Laptops Council Chambers at City Hall, 123 N.W. Highway 19, and boys ages 4 to college age. school, at day care sites or ness leaders are also invited to Crystal River, Florida. or desktop computers are sug- No experience is necessary. community centers, in home or meet the CCIBPO board mem- gested, but not required. For information, call Diane online. Spaces are limited, so if bers and parents. ORDINANCE 12-O-27 Instructor is Paul Simison, Sorvillo at 352-527-6540. All requests for free tutoring ex- For more information, con- who has worked with Lightroom classes are taught by Sorvillo, a ceed the amount of funding tact Sue Schulze, CCIBPO AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CRYSTAL RIVER, since the Beta versions in 2007 former Majorette Queen of available, the school district will president, at 352-212-2766 or FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE VOLUNTARY and has been actively involved America and two-time national prioritize services. [email protected]. ANNEXATION OF 14.04 ACRES MOL OF PROPERTY OWNED BY EAST BALD EAGLE PROPERTIES I, in photography since 1964. champion. Neither the Florida Depart- ■ The Citrus County YMCA Class tuition is $50 for all five Classes and times are: LLC, INTO THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY ment of Education nor the is currently seeking to connect OF CRYSTAL RIVER, FLORIDA, PURSUANT TO classes. To enroll and for more ● 4:45 to 5:30 p.m. — New school district promotes or en- community volunteers through information, call the Art Center SECTION 171.044, FLORIDA STATUTES; PROVIDING Beginners (ages 4 to 7). dorses any particular Supple- their Y Community Champi- A LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY Camera Club at 352-746-0944. ● 5:30 to 6:15 — Competi- mental Educational Services ons program. The Y Commu- SUBJECT TO THE VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION; ■ Sherrie Geick is offering tive team class. provider. For information, call nity Champions program PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION; PROVIDING FOR scrapbooking classes at Whis- ● 6:15 to 7 p.m. — Solo Maribeth Smith at 352-726- embraces volunteers to help in FILINGS WITH THE APPROPRIATE GOVERNMENTAL pering Pines Park recreation competitive class. 1931, ext. 2321. a variety of areas with the AGENCIES; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; building. The all-day class fee is ● YMCA organization. PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF CONFLICTING 7 to 7:45 p.m. — New Be- MISCELLANEOUS $25; the 1/2-day class fee is ginners (ages 8 and older). To volunteer at the YMCA, ORDINANCES AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE $12.50. Bring your own supplies. Class fees are $32 per ■ The Citrus County Interna- call 352-637-0132, or stop by DATE. The classes are from 9 a.m. month, or two different classes tional Baccalaureate Parent Or- the office at 3909 N. Lecanto EXHIBIT “B” to 9 p.m. Saturdays. Class for $45. ganization, CCIBPO, will meet Highway in Beverly Hills. Saturday January 26th Southern Woods Golf Club, Homosassa 9am Shotgun Start GOLF TOURNAMENT

$65 Individual ~ $200 Foursome This ordinance in its entirety, including the legal Includes green fees, cart and lunch. description by metes and bounds may be inspected at the office of the City Clerk during regular working hours. Any and all interested parties may appear at the hearing Ladies, Men’s and Team winners will receive prizes. and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinance. There will be Hole-in-One Prizes, on all par threes. Including a car on Hole #8. Any person who decides to appeal any decision of the Governing Body with respect to any matter considered at Hole Sponsor $150 this meeting will need a record of the proceedings and Includes one golfer, call Jesse for such purpose may need to provide that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, which record includes testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be All proceeds will be used for based. (Section 286.0105 Florida Statutes) Rotary Club of Sugarmill Woods Charitable Projects. Any person requiring reasonable accommodation at this meeting because of a disability or physical impairment For more information call should contact the City of Crystal River, City Manager’s Jesse Mackey at 382-7706 Office, 123 N.W. Highway 19, Crystal River, FL 34428, (352)-795-4216, at least two (2) days before the meeting.

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from The Mini Page © 2013 Universal Uclick Meet Ozomatli 2013 Hurricane Names Ozomatli (O-zo-MOT-li), best known for its Do you remember the name of adult-level music, has released a CD for kids Famous Birthdays CALLEDh/ZOMATLI0RESENTS/ZO+IDZv"AND the hurricane that devastated parts members include Raul Pacheco, Asdru Sierra, In 2013, we celebrate milestone of the northeast U.S. coast in late Justin Poree, Wil-dog Abers, Ulises Bella and Jim Thorpe Jiro Yamaguchi. birthdays of some famous figures May 28, 1888 (125 years) /CTOBER h3ANDYvWASONEOFALISTOF Ozomatli has been singing in the Los Angeles from our past. Jim Thorpe names that the National Hurricane

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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE News NOTES Youth basketball registration open Jewelry making Special to the Chronicle will consist of 6- through 12-year- the fundamentals while helping to Volunteer coaches are needed; a on tap at library olds with several age brackets. build character through a focus on background screening is required The Citrus Springs Library Citrus County YMCA is now tak- Practice will be once a week on a sportsmanship and teamwork. and provided by the Citrus County will add a new monthly meeting registrations for its 2013 Winter weekday evening, with games being Open tryouts and a skill assess- YMCA. Sponsors are also needed ing focusing on jewelry mak- Youth Basketball League, which be- played on Saturday. All practices ment will be given Monday, Jan. 28, and sponsor names will be printed ing to its calendar. gins Monday, Jan. 28. and games will be at the Key Train- to determine team placement. on team jerseys. On the second Wednes- The league will run for 10 weeks ing Center Chet Cole Life Enrich- The league cost is $85 for ages 6 To register for the league, visit day of every month, Edna (two weeks of practice and eight ment Center gymnasium. to 12, and $65 for 3 to 5. Scholar- www.ymcasuncoast.org and down- Mikel will teach a class on weeks of games) and is open to chil- YMCAs across the country have ships are available through the load the form on the Citrus County how to make their own dren ages 3 through 12. been offering youth leagues in bas- YMCA’s Financial Assistance pro- page. Visit the office at 3909 N. beaded jewelry. The Junior League will have ages ketball for many years in a non- gram. To apply, call the office at 352- Lecanto Highway or call 352-637- competitive environment, teaching 637-0132. 0132 for more details. Students will learn how to 3 through 5, and the Youth League make bracelets, necklaces and earrings. The classes will be at 1 p.m. every second NOTES Wednesday. News For more information, call 352-489-2313. Bonsai group to The library is at 1826 W. meet Jan. 12 Country Club Blvd. in Citrus Get your feet wet Springs. Buttonwood Bonsai Club Native plant club will meet at 9:30 a.m. Satur- day, Jan. 12, at Key Training to meet today Center, 130 Heights St., The Citrus Native Plant Inverness. Society will meet at 7 p.m. January meeting is sched- Wednesday, Jan. 9, at the uled to be a swap/sell event. Beverly Hills Lions Club. Members and guests are en- Guest speaker will be Mer- couraged to bring bonsai and ritt “Bryce” Garling of Merritt bonsai or gardening-related Garling Landscape and Hard- materials to trade or sell. Per- scape Services. sons with for-sale items that He will speak on the topic get sold are required to remit of Florida’s native cactus. In- 10 percent of the sale price cluded in the presentation will back to the club. be information on potting, For more information, call planting, grafting, pest control President Bob Eskeitz at and propagation. 352-587-2125. Hobo ‘royalty’ to Class to teach talk to Friends family history When Jo and Dennis Beginning Genealogy, a LeCount moved to Citrus four-week class to get partici- County, they brought a col- pants started on collecting lection of interesting materi- family histories, is slated for als about a fascinating period 10 a.m. to noon Wednes- in the history of the country. days. Mama Jo, as she is best The fee is $20. The class known, was named the Hobo meets at Whispering Pines Queen at the 112th annual Park Recreation Building. convention in 2003. One week will be spent at the As a member of Hobo library using its resources. Royalty, she brings a wealth Jackie Reiss is the instructor. of information to the annual For more information, call meeting of the Friends of Special to the Chronicle 352-726-3913 between 8 Central Ridge Library, 2 p.m. Petty Officer Damion Goodpaster, Seaman Lane Whitaker and Seaman Tyler Hand on a U.S. Coast Guard vessel. a.m. and 5 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 10, in the Computer users community room of the library. Sea Cadet Corps meet today Mama Jo will talk about the The Crystal River (com- differences between hobos recruiting members puter) Users Group will meet and tramps. at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 9, She will tell of the creative Special to the Chronicle at the Crystal Oaks Club- artistry of hobos with displays house, Crystal Oaks Drive, of Depression-era postcards, ooking for something excit- Lecanto. The public is wel- whittling and books, among ing and adventurous for the come. Guest speaker Alana other artifacts. Lnew year? The U.S. Naval Rouse will discuss Bright She will talk about the Sea Cadet Corps Manatee Division House Network’s “State of “Hobos’ 16 Code of Ethics” recruiting drive is on. the Art” Home Security Sys- for these men who were itin- During the past year, the group tem and its benefits to resi- erant workers who longed to has participated in many opportu- dential customers. be free to wander. nities that few youths are able to Go to www.crug.com to Prior to her presentation, enjoy. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxil- sign up for January classes: there will be a brief business iary provided small boat seaman- ■ Digital Card Making — meeting for the election and ship training. The unit toured the from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Jan. 10, installation of officers and USS Robert G. Bradley, a guided 17 and 24. Cost is $25 for Board of Directors for 2013. missile fast frigate at Naval Sta- members and $35 for non- tion Mayport and stayed on base The public is welcome. members. Create digital for the weekend. Cadets partici- Seaman Natasha Rickett works with Seaman Recruit Elizabeth Rooney to C.R. Garden Club pated in naval swim qualifications. learn radio communications. greeting cards using Photo- Multiple divisions joined up at Shop Elements; with Laura to meet Jan. 14 Petty Officer Wekiwa Springs for a mini field ex- Boetto. The Garden Club of Crys- Israel Diaz ■ Adobe Elements — from ercise, where Navy SEALs pro- learns to use tal River will meet at 1 p.m. vided instruction. On other 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Jan. 21, his uniform 28, Feb. 4 and 11. Cost is Monday, Jan. 14, at the Crys- weekends at the home station, U.S. to float dur- tal River Preserve on State Coast Guard personnel provided ing naval $25 for members and $35 for Park Road in Crystal River. training on radio communications swim qualifi- nonmembers. Elements is a Speaker will be Bob Lewis, and law enforcement and were cations. The superior image editing pro- president of the Bonsai Soci- able to take the group out on Sea Cadet gram that can fix most com- ety, and his topic will be search and rescue vessels. Corps is a mon problems that occur “Bonsai Essentials.” The Sea Cadet Corps is a youth youth organi- when using a digital camera All meetings are open to organization for Americans 11 to zation for or scanning a photograph. the public. A business meet- 17 years old who are interested in Americans Students should have basic ing will take place after the the maritime services. Cadets in 11 to 17 computer skills for this class. program. the program are allowed to wear years old in- Photoshop Elements 10 will For more information, call Navy uniforms and gain rank as terested in be used during this class. club President Libby Wentzell they train and learn new skills. the maritime ■ services. WordPress — from 9:30 at 352-897-1557. They earn ribbons for outstanding a.m. to 1 p.m. Jan. 14. Cost performance in trainings, marks- is $10 for members and $15 Sons of Norway manship, good grades and commu- ing at a base, side by side with ac- a range of vocations. nity service, among others. for nonmembers. Class will meet in Spring Hill tive military, in order to earn ad- Manatee Division drills on the cover how to create your own Once a sea cadet goes through vance training credit. second full weekend of each website using WordPress, The Sons of Norway, Sun two weeks of recruit training and The exposure to airman train- month. Interested persons are in- Viking Lodge No. 607 will completes Basic Military Require- ing, scuba classes, Seabee pro- vited to observe a training week- which has grown to be the meet at 6:30 p.m. Friday, ments course work, he or she is el- grams and medical instruction end Jan. 12 and 13, or Feb. 9 and 10 largest self-hosted blogging Jan. 11, at Holy Cross igible for a variety of advanced prepares cadets for real-world mil- at U.S. Coast Guard Station tool in the world, used on mil- Lutheran Church, 6193 trainings. Topics can be as low key itary experience if they choose Yankeetown. lions of sites and seen by Spring Hill Drive, Spring Hill. as culinary arts or as intense as that career path. For more information, call Com- tens of millions of people Join the membership for its Special Warfare Combatantcraft Kids that go a different route manding Officer Lt. Todd Dunn at every day. WordPress is an installation of officers. Re- Crewman (SWCC). Cadets may also still gain valuable teamwork skills, 352-212-5473, or visit online at Open Source project, which freshments will include open- choose to spend a week volunteer- self-confidence and competence in www.manateediv.org. means you are free to use it face sandwiches, coffee and for anything. cake. Play cards in The public is welcome. Sons of Norway is an inter- Floral City national fraternal society Come play cards with a open to persons of Scandina- CHIPS offers help to hearing impaired group of friendly people on vian background, affiliation by the third Friday evening marriage or anyone inter- Special to the Chronicle hard of hearing. train depot on Crystal Street Other services offered are monthly at The Center in Flo- ested in Nordic culture. Citrus Hearing Impaired in Crystal River. If you or interpreting, deaf aware- ral City. Learn something For more information, call No-cost amplified tele- Program Services (CHIPS), someone you know has dif- ness, public education, ad- new — mahjong, hand and Elsie at 352-666-2220 or Nel- phones are available for a United Way agency, is be- ficulty hearing over the vocacy, information and foot, pinochle, etc. Call lie at 727-846-1584. Florida residents who are hind the old Lions Club phone, CHIPS can help. referral. Call 352-795-5000. Carole at 352-341-7745.

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ear Annie: I am a 56-year- much intimacy. Some boys can ashes somewhere that has signif- old male dating a woman confuse their love for Mom with icance for him or ask whether Dwith a 13-year-old son. We their developing sexual feelings. he’d like to bury them. But if he plan to marry in the Please approach this is resistant, we suggest you leave near future. carefully. Suggest that this alone. Neither the photos The boy has no rela- the two of you talk to nor the ashes are in your shared tionship with his fa- the boy’s pediatrician space. You have no reason to be ther and is very fond of about appropriate be- jealous. me, as I am of him. The havior, and make sure Dear Annie: “Frustrated in problem is that he’s a your girlfriend under- Michigan” said she sent her col- mama’s boy. I think he stands that her son’s lege-aged nieces very generous is jealous of me. He long-term best inter- checks and didn’t get a thank-you competes for his ests must take note. She then called the mother mother’s attention and precedence. For infor- of one of the recipients to see goes so far as to crawl mation and assistance, whether it had been lost. The into bed with us in the we suggest the Na- check was then cashed, but still morning in order to ANNIE’S tional Stepfamily Re- no thank-you note. snuggle with her. MAILBOX source Center at In a situation like this, I won- When we sit on the stepfamilies.info. der whether the giver is begging sofa, he joins us and Dear Annie: I mar- for attention. The gift was unso- places his mother’s arm around ried a wonderful widower nine licited. It almost seems as if the his neck as if to say, “Hey, what months ago. We are both in our nieces are saying, “No, thanks, I’d about me?” 60s, and he treats me like a rather do this myself.” I have I’ve tried to ignore this behav- queen. been the recipient of unasked-for ior, but it is starting to wear on “Vern’s” previous marriage of gifts, and they almost always me. My girlfriend sees nothing 34 years was a great one. When come with strings attached. — No wrong with it, saying they have al- we married, he had lots of photos Strings for Me ways been close and it’s always of his late wife. He thoughtfully Dear Strings: If a gift comes been just the two of them. But I removed them, but what upsets with unwanted strings, it need think this isn’t quite right. I want me is that he put a lot of them, in- only be returned — along with a her son to grow up a bit. cluding their wedding picture, in note of thanks. But not to send I raised three children and his home office where he spends any acknowledgement at all is ex- never experienced this type of 40 hours a week. Worse, the cen- tremely inconsiderate. thing with my kids. I feel she terpiece of his bookshelves is the ———■——— needs to do something to curb urn with her ashes. this behavior. Am I being inse- I told Vern I thought this was a Annie’s Mailbox is written by cure or territorial or something? little odd, but he said it would be Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, I love my girlfriend and don’t disrespectful to put her ashes in longtime editors of the Ann want this to be an issue, but I a closet. What do you think? — Landers column. Please email have no idea what to do. Any sug- Second Wife your questions to gestions? — Don’t Want a Contest Dear Wife: Vern was thoughtful [email protected], or Dear Contest: Many boys at 13 enough to remove these photos write to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o are still children, and the cud- from your presence, and his of- Creators Syndicate, 737 3rd dling with Mommy is not indica- fice is his own private space. And Street, Hermosa Beach, CA tive of an aberration. However, we can understand why he 90254. To find out more about this is also a time when Mom wouldn’t want to stick the urn in a Annie’s Mailbox visit the should be setting sensible bound- closet. You can gently encourage Creators Syndicate Web page at aries and gently discouraging too Vern to scatter his late wife’s www.creators.com. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE COMICS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2013 C7

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Today’s MOVIES Times provided by Regal Cinemas and are subject to change; call ahead. Citrus Cinemas 6 — Inverness; 637-3377 7:25 p.m. “GTITL LTELTY MGVYKXGE VBP KMIT “Texas Chainsaw 3D” (R) 12:40 p.m., 4:30 p.m., “Django Unchained” (R) ID required. 12:45 p.m., 7:40 p.m. No passes. 4:15 p.m., 7:45 p.m. “Parental Guidance” (PG) 12:30 p.m., 4:15 p.m., “Parental Guidance” (PG) 1:10 p.m., 4:05 p.m., FBGT JXYK M ZXGSTLT MNNTSYXBG; 7:30 p.m. 7:10 p.m. “Les Miserables” (PG-13) 11:45 a.m., 3:30 p.m., “Jack Reacher” (PG-13) 1:50 p.m., 4:50 p.m., 7 p.m. 7:50 p.m. “Django Unchained” (R) 11:30 a.m. 3:15 p.m., “This is 40” (R) 1:20 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:55 p.m. GBYKXGE XZ HBZY YKMY XZ ABLG BN 6:50 p.m. “The Guilt Trip” (PG-13) 1:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m., “Jack Reacher” (PG-13) Noon, 3:45 p.m., 7:15 p.m. 7 p.m. “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” (PG-13) “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” (PG-13) YKT KTMLY.” — AMZXH LMYKABGT In 3D. 12:15 p.m., 7 p.m. No passes. In 3D. 12:35 p.m., 7:40 p.m. No passes. “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” (PG-13) “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” (PG-13) 4:10 p.m. Previous Solution: “I want to be an old man with a beer belly sitting on a porch, look- 4 p.m. ing at a lake or something.” — Johnny Depp Crystal River Mall 9; 564-6864 “Lincoln” (PG-13) 1 p.m., 4:25 p.m., 7:35 p.m. “Texas Chainsaw 3D” (R) 1:25 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. (c) 2013 by NEA, Inc., dist. by Universal Uclick 1-9 No passes. Visit www.chronicleonline.com for area movie listings “Les Miserables” (PG-13) 12:30 p.m., 4 p.m., and entertainment information. C8 WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 9, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

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Call for rates NEEDED All for $320 QUEEN SZ WATERBED (352) 212-4061 Mechanic ZEBRA BOOKENDS REMOTE $25 like new $,2,500 new (352) 382-7585 Experienced, (352) 228-7143 Soft sides, pillow top, FREE KITTENS Caring & Dependable Lipper & Mann black and 352-613-0529 asking $1,250. boxspring, frame & 7 WEEKS OLD Volunteer Needed CNA’s/HHA’s Must have tools & exp. gold good condition $75. (352) 726-1040 GERBIL CAGE GOOD headboard. $300 OBO WORMED. ASK FOR Legal Assistant Retired, ***apply at:*** call or text 352-746-0401 Building STEREO CABINET CONDITION $25 Must be knowledgea- Hourly & Live-in, 352-613-0529 (352) 637-5525 JENNIFER 352-503-9206 flex schedule offered 6730 N. Citrus Ave. Wood tone with turntable. ble in County Laws, Crystal River, FL Supplies Two Free Siamese LOVING CARE 19”x34 1/2”x16 1/2” $45. GIBSON ELECTRIC Call (352) 464-0779 no phone calls please Appliances DOOR JAMB exterior Please call 352-726-1495 RANGE $100. TO GOOD HOME PROJECT PET (352) 860-0885 (352) 621-0532 new 3/0x6/8 jamb only DINING TABLE W/4 WHITE WICKER PADDED CHAIRS $50 Exp. Marine DRYER $100 Works weather strip alum. COMPUTER DESK & employment Clerical/ threshold rt hand in set (217) 821-6524 Good Things Secretarial NEEDED Fork Lift Driver great. 90 day full CHAIR Attractive, warranty. Call/text up $30 call 352-746-0401 Like New $175. HOOVER STEAM Your world first to Eat PSYCH ARNP CLEANER 65$ Initially PT Soon FT 7 day shift 352-364-6504 INTERIOR DOOR 352-897-4154 OFFICE POSITION **Apply in Person** MASONITE, WHITE 8’H 352-419-5102 FRESH CITRUS @ Dryer & New Washer WICKER Henry Link, Twin Rivers Marina X 2’W $40. MOVING BOXES, USED BELLAMY GROVE Call 352-726-3950 Whirlpool chair & large couch , Need a job 3 Days a weeks phone 2880 N. Seabreeze Pt (352) 527-8993 in good cond 3 XLg, 4 Greens, Strawberries, Lg capacity, Heavy new cushions, end table & computers skills a Crystal River Fl 34429 Lg,11Med12Sm.Bubble Broccoli, Gift Shipping, duty, White, MIRROR BEVELED coffee table or a must. Inverness Fl. no phone calls pls Wrap, $60 248-224-3860 8:30a-5p Closed Sun. 20yrs. in Business. $300. PLATE GLASS MIRROR $350 OUTPATIENT MOVING/STORAGE 352-726-6378 Resume required. (352) 270-8968 39”H X 62”W $30. (352) 597-7353 qualified SURGERY CENTER BOXES- 20 new/4 sizes Blind Box 1821p c/o Hernando United (352)527-8993 26x20x5, 22x15x27, Citrus County Methodist Church Gas Stove/electric employee? RN Computers/ Garage/ 27x16x27,24x24x24 Lost Chronicle, 1624 N. (Citrus County) has oven, stainless steel OPERATING ROOM- $3 ea. 352-422-0294 Meadowcrest Blvd. two positions open, w/ black top, Video Yard Sales EXPERIENCED ONLY! $250. NEW BLACK LEATHER Black Labrador Retriever, Crystal River, FL 34429 BEVERLY HILLS Call Evenings DIESTLER COMPUTER PURSE BY ROLF $25 This area’s about 1½ yrs old, an- AUDIO-VISUAL TECH Pine Ridge Thurs.1/10 - CST (352) 527-2300 New & Used systems CAN E-MAIL PHOTO IN- swers to “Buddy”, lost in OFFICE POSITION and a PIANO Sat.1/12 8am - 12 Graduate of repairs. Visa/ MCard VERNESS 419-5981 #1 vicinity of W. Dunnellon ACCOMPANIST Furn,Hunt/Fish,Tools. approved Surgical KENMORE 352-637-5469 Rd. (352) 400-3302 3 Days a weeks phone Tech program and Both are staff/paid REFRIGERATOR 24cf 5603 N Rosedale Circle - ORIGINAL XBOX employment (352) 795-8662 & computers skills a Certified- ONLY ! positions. Please call stainless side by side TOSHIBA LAPTOP 7 Ex. cond. console, must. Inverness Fl. (352) 726-7245 w/water & ice dispenser years old, has new INVERNESS controllers, DVD conv., source! Long Haired Blk Cat w/ ANNUAL TRASH, 20yrs. in Business. Excellent working for information and indoor. Excellent condi- hard-drive, Windows, of- DVD remote, & games. white undercoat. Large TREASURE & BAKE Resume required. environment, com- application. E-mail – tion. $500. 352-726-9964 fice new 2007, no cam- $100 CALL AFTER 5PM Male 2 yrsold. Neutered SALE Blind Box 1821p c/o Cit- prehensive benefit hernandoumc@ era, $90 (352)465-1616 (352) 212-4888 and chipped. Tom-tom Jan 10 & 11th. Thur Fri rus County package, competi- tampabay.rr.com KENMORE WASHER QUANTUM IM6 BAIT was lost on 10/21 in 8am - 2pm. First Chronicle, 1624 N. tive pay and no call, White looks good works CASTING FISH RODS- Classifieds Beverly Hills. Has been WELDER/ Presbyterian Church Meadowcrest Blvd. nights, or weekends. great! guaranteed. $100. Machinery 6’6”, 1 pc., graphite, seen on N. Columbus St. 206 Washington Ave. ww.chronicleonline.com Crystal River, FL 34429 FABRICATOR Dennis @ 352-476-9019 medium hvy., cork grip, (352) 527-1519 Fax Resume to: All proceeds go Experienced aluminum WELL PUMP Ex+, $25 ea. 628-0033 352-527-1827 welder with fabrication MAYTAG NEPTUNE to charities. Electric Dryer MIRES 1 HP pump with SAMSONITE HANGING 000DM1S skills. Automotive or boat Runs great, Sensor dry. 80 ft of 2 inch pipe. $95 TRAVEL BAG $10 skills a plus. (727) 421-5371 General Call 352-637-0645 First $125 takes it! LUGGAGE Professional (352) 464-4690 CARRIER/PERSONAL Outdoor DOLLY $10 419-5981 General 2 MINI BIKES Microwave, Maytag, Furniture SAMSUNG 4CH Help over stove, bisque $100 firm 352-419-5102 High res. color security Director of $75.obo Dishwasher, POOL LADDER 6 ft pool cameras w/recorder Clinical Services Experienced Maytag $100. obo ladder never used want 3 TIER SHELL BIRD smart phone ready. Night TELEMARKETERS Excellent Condition $25 home phone BATH FOUNTAIN White vision, etc. New paid Responsible for 352-598-9626 (352)794-3041 concrete $25. $600 asking $300. directing the pro- NEEDED. Good 352-527-0324 (352) 212-4079 gram’s psychological R.C.A DRYER $65 Commission Pay. Works great. 30 day Furniture 4 WHEEL WALKER- SAMSUNG brightside and treatment Write your own check seat for resting, folds for touch verizon phone case services to include warranty. Call/text Apply in Person 352-364-6504 storage, spring pressure extra screen protectors technical and 6421 W. Homosassa Tr 3 Pc. Bedroom Set brakes, Ex., $35. call text for details $35. administrative duties, Range Hood like new Dresser with Mirrors, 352-628-0033 352-746-0401 testing, individual, Part-time 2 speed Chest of drawers, 1 group, and family $25. end table, dark pecan therapeutic activities, Help (352) 422-3371 Burlington House research, and $100. (352) 287-0767 participation in MARKETER SEARS KENMORE Tweet overall institutional OUTGOING, SELF WASHER, GE DRYER 4 GREAT DINETTE programming and MOTIVED, ENERGETIC Both good condition. CHAIRS - Wood Frame administration. PERSON FOR B2B. Large loads. Dryer used w/ uphlostered seat & Education: Master’s TRANSPORTATION A only 6 months. $350. backs on wheels $140. Tweet degree from an MUST. CALL 352-419-7017 352-527-9332 accredited college 352-563-2777. ATTRACTIVE, CLEAN, or university in the SMITTYS APPLIANCE COMFORTABLE field of counseling, Schools/ REPAIR. Also wanted SECTIONAL Tan cotton Tweet social work, psychol- Instruction dead or alive washers & with batik floral design ogy, rehabilitation, dryers. FREE $200. 352-897-4154 pick up 352-564-8179 special education or CALI KING BED Good in a related human mattress,springs,and services field is SOLD frame $100 call preferred. 5 years 110V Apartment Size 352-464-4280 related experience in Washer & Dryer w/stand the field of treatment 1 yr old. $175. program develop- SPRING HILL Follow the Chronicle on ment, implementa- SOLD DISPLAY CASES, tion, & evaluation in January Classes ★★★★★★★★★ Refrigerator, Maytag, CASH REGISTER Two a juvenile institution 26 cu ft., side by side, glass/metal display preferred. Superviory COSMO DAYS January 14, 2013 bisque, $300. obo cabinets,$300 and skills necessary. The Range, whirlpool elec. $275; a cash register right person must COSMO NIGHTS January 14, 2013 smooth top self clean , $40 and a stand $25, 1 possess a license: $150.obo Excel. Cond. open glass shelving (MFT, LCSW, LMHC) BARBER NIGHTS February 25, 2013 TURKEY FRYER cabinet $225. “news as it happens right from the state of 352-804-0216 Florida, provide MASSAGE DAY MASTERBUILT BUT- January 14, 2013, TERBALL, USED ONCE at your finger tips” Apply In Person at: MASSAGE NIGHTS $95. (352) 527-8993 2855 W. Woodland January 14, 2013, Ridge Dr. Lecanto, SKIN & NAILS WASHER $100 Works DISPLAY CASES, Florida, 34461 Day School Only great. 90 day full war- CASH REGISTER Two or Email to ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ranty. Call/text glass/metal display [email protected]. BENE’S 352-364-6504 cabinets,$300 and com or apply International WASHER OR DRYER $275; a cash register online at www. $40 and a stand $25, 1 School of Beauty $135 Each. Reliable, usajobs.g4s.com Clean, Like new, open glass shelving Drug Free Workplace 1-866-724-2363 Excellent Condition. Free cabinet $225. / EEO www.isbschool.com Del. 352 263-7398 352-804-0216 www.twitter.com/citruschronicle CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE CLASSIFIEDS WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 9, 2013 C9 General Sporting Pets Mobile Homes Sale or Rent Efficiencies/ Goods For Sale Cottages SHAKESPEARE UGLY 8FT POOL TABLE 5 Tiny Yorkies 2BR, 1½ BA,on your STICK SURF ROD- BWS HOMOSASSA HERNANDO 3 pc slate, Oak cabinet $550 and up, Small, own 75x 150 lot, 1100 12’0”, 2 pc., action Large 3br 2ba MH Affordable Rentals $250. (352) 382-1751 Tiny & Very Tiny Only 2 no fees! new enclosed H, 12-40 lbs., sigma, Ex+, Rent to Own Watson’s Fish Camp Golf Cart Club Car females,1 Male Maltese, sunroom, lg laundry $30. 628-0033 Ready to Move In (352) 726-2225 with utility bed on Raised in loving home. room , furn, 2 storage Owner Financing Avail. STARTER CHEVY back, runs good, CKC Reg. health certs, & buildings, 5111 Castle CALL (352) 795-1272 Rental SMALL BLOCK New comes w/ charger and puppy pacs. Parents on Lake Ave. S. of staggered pattern spare tire. Asking $875 site come watch them Inverness on SR 41 Real Estate Houses $35.call or text 352-564-2756 play (352) 212-4504 $39,500 (740) 255-0125 352-746-0401 or (352) 212-1258 For Rent CRYSTAL RIVER SHOT GUN 20 Gauge 3bdr/2 full baths/ 2 car TROY BILT 3/1 Country Home on JC Higgins pump, adj. AKC BOXER PUPPIES carport on 1 acre. stilts,w/fenced yard. GENERATOR 5500 chock, Like new $275 Boxer Puppies split layout, steel roof, watts, 8550 starting 000DG1E $600 + Utilities. OBO. (352) 476-1113 $450-$600 4-females, caged pool, 20x25 ft Call 920-922-6800 watts. Only run to or (352)-513-5125 3-males deck, lg storage build- RENTAL MANAGEMENT REALTY, INC. circulate oil. Like new SIG SAUER 8 WKS 1/08/2013 ing, Furnished Modular Rent: Houses $350. Call 352-527-0832 REVALUATION -C3, 352-302-0918 $76,900, 5215 Bridget 352-795-7368 Two 12 FT. W overhead 45ACP Night sights, 2 Pt, Castle Lake Park www.CitrusCountyHomeRentals.com Furnished garage doors, with mags. w/case. Like New. MINIATURE POODLES Inverness 352-597-7353 all hardwar, great $800.(352) 441-0645 miniature poodle pups LECANTO/BEVERLY HILLS CITRUS SPRINGS shape $100. ea. or born 10/16/12 Health BANK 1933 Shanelle Path (L) ...... REDUCED $1,000 3/2/2, pets ok SKS ASSAULT RIFLE Cert 1 apricot & 1 black psbl rent w/option $200. both 30 rd mag, AK stock, plus FORECLOSURE 3/2/2 Incl. Full Memb. Pool, Tennis, Gym (352) 287-0767 female & 1 black male al- 202 S. Tyler St. (BH) ...... $650 to buy $695 352-634-3862 original Teak wood stock, most potty trained, raised Land-n-Home, 3/2 WESTERN BOOTS scope, & ammo $750. in our home. $500 cash 1500 sq. ft. On ½ Acre, 2/2/2 Spacious House, Nice Yard, Family Room, Pet Friendly SUGARMILL WDS Acme size 8.5EW brown (352) 302-6565 call 352-419-5662 or paved rd. LOOKS CRYSTAL RIVER furn, 2/2/1 $675 mnth marble good cond. $45. [email protected] GOOD, Have financing 11255 W. Bayshore Dr. (CR) ... $1,200 River Links Realty call or text 352-746-0401 if needed, only $2,500 SOLD 2/2 Waterfront Condo, Great View, Unfurnished 352-628-1616 WINDOW AIR Winchester model 1300, down, $381.44mo. P&I 9454 W. Wisconsin Ct. (CR) ...... $775 CONDITIONER $40 12 gauge rifled barrel, W.A.C. OR $69,900. Rent: Houses 352-419-5102 $400. Winchester model Call 352-613-0587 3/2 Recently Remodeled, On Quiet Street 94 30-30 cal. $400. or 352-621-9183 HOMOSASSA Unfurnished Medical TREADMILL 5865 W. Vikre Path (H) ...... $685 Equipment Golds Gym 450. Electric HERNANDO 3/2/1 Cozy Home, Lg. Yard, Close to Rock Crusher Elementary A NICE HOME IN key board, used 3 3BR 2BA MH 6944 W. Grant St. (H). . . Reduced $685 THE HAMMOCKS/ Ready to move in ! SMW 3/2/2 AUTO MEDICATION hours. Retail $900, RED MINIATURE 2/2/1 Cute, Centrally Located 000DM1M FHA & Owner Financing DISPENSER Battery asking $225. POODLE PUPS INVERNESS/HERNANDO Heat. S Pool, FP avail. call 352-795-1272 Backup Dispense Meds (352) 746-0506 7 WEEKS;2 MALES AND 545 E. Alaska Dr. (CH) ...... $775 maint. free. $1,000 (352) 422-1933 2x Day For 2 Wks $75. WINCHESTER mod. 70 1 FEMALE; $850. 2/2/1 Florida Room with A/C and Handicap Accessible 352-527-0324 HOME-ON-LAND Black Shadow 243WSM. REGISTRATION AND 3/2 Great Shape. 9432 E. Gable Ct. (INV) ...... $700 HEALTH CERTIFI- BEVERLY HILLS Blood Pressure Monitor New in box, Includes ½ Acre. Move In Now 2/2/1 Roomy with Screened Porch, Fenced 1/1, Fresh paint, appl’s Omron, on arm, New factory scope. $695. Will CATES; AVAILABLE $59,900. 12-22-12. CALL Flooring $475. mo. Never used, Pd $100. take 30-30 lever on trade. Call 352-401-2979, Chassahowitzka 352-302-3987 $50. (352) 527-2852 (906) 285-1696 352-419-8233 OR 352-621-3807 3/2 Waterfront DW, $500 [email protected] Hospital Bed Utility 2/2, Fenced Yd DW, $500 Cit.Hills/Brentwood with mattress Palm Harbor Homes 2/2, House w/ Gar., $600 2/2/2 on golf course. Trailers Shih-Tzu Pups, ACA 14 x 50 Mobile Condo Club included $900/mo $35. starting@ $350. Lots of Sugarmill Woods (352) 726-0437 2/2 $29,900 3/2/2, Furnished, $900. 516-991-5747 BOAT TRAILER 16 ft colors, Beverly Hills, Park Special MANUAL WHEELCHAIR AGENT (352) 382-1000 CRYSTAL RIVER boat trailer $100. Home FL (352)270-8827 800-622-2832 ext 210 Footrests included. 2/1 Sm cottage. Good phone (352)794-3041 www.aceofpups.net Apartments $50,OBO. Very Good REPO’S- REPO’S rental history a must. condition. 352-726-5116. NEW Furnished 1st/last/sec $400 + elec. HAULMARK 6X12 REPO’S REHABILICARE NERVE 352-628-1062 ENCLOSED TRAILERS WE HAVE REPO’S STIMULATION SYSTEM CRYSTAL RIVER ONLY $1999. CALL 352-621-9181 CRYSTAL RIVER 2/1 Rehabilicare Promax 2/BR $550. 3BR $750 (352) 621-3678 Hse. Near Twn 563-9857 Water Incl. CHA, $475. Portable Electrical Nerve 352-220-2447 212-2051 Stimulation System TANDEM AXLE Mobile Homes FLORAL CITY {TENS} unit for chronic TRAILER 4 by 6 yard and Land LAKEFRONT 1 Bedrm. CRYSTAL RIVER back and nerve pain, trailer $100. Home phone AC, Clean, No Pets 2/2/2, $750. mo + sec. Paid $375,sell for $200 (352)794-3041 **CRYSTALRIVER** (352) 344-1025 850-371-1568 call 352-419-4767 STONEY 3b/2ba, den,newer c/h/a Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate Stoney is a Boxer/ Apartments CRYSTAL RIVER Sell or Swap cpt & vinyl, very clean + 3/2 ldeal location, 1 acre, For Sale For Sale For Sale Hound mix, light tan bonus RV Hkup. $34,900 Coins and white, who Unfurnished $750. + dep Cridland Real Estate call (352) 628-0508 Fero Cemetery - Beverly 94 S-10 BLAZER PARTS came to the shelter Hills Two Plots Under Lrg Jackie 352-634-6340 Alexander Real Estate BUYING US COINS black interior glass and as a stray. He is HERNANDO Shaded Oak Tree - (352) 795-6633 Top $$$$ Paid. We Also seats 100.00 will sepa- Heartworm negative, CRYSTAL RIVER 2 bedroom. 2 bath single Row 251 - Lots D & E neutered, micro- Nice Large 4br 2ba MH Quiet Country Setting Buy Gold Jewelry rate nice cond. dennis @ family home with garage, Only $2500 for Both 3/2 on 2 acres mol Beating ALL Written 352-476-9019 chipped, and house- READY TO MOVE IN! Crystal River Apts screened patio, & com- (1/2 Price) 352-364-4010 broken. He is a very Owner Fin. Avail. 2 BR/1 BA $400-$500 Approx. 1750 sq ft LA Offers. (352) 228-7676 munity pool/clubhouse ESTATE SALE in Nature easy-going, calm, CALL (352) 795-1272 ALSO HOMES & front porch, Lg rear privileges. $875/month, Coast Landings RV Re- gentle dog, gets MOBILES AVAILABLE PUBLISHER’S screened porch, Patio, 980-285-8125 sort. Large developed along with other HOMOSASSA 24x30 Steel Building, Household site and a separate gated NOTICE: dogs, walks well on a **3/2, Fenced Yard,** CRYSTAL RIVER Steel Carport - great HOMOSASSA storage lot; plus almost All real estate advertis- leash, and is very NEW Flooring, NEW AC 1 & 2 Bd Rm Apartments for boat storage, etc. 2/1 Duplex, $475; new 5th-wheel with ing in this newspaper is CHANDELIER affectionate. He is $5,000 Down, $435. mo for Rent 352-465-2985 Fenced and cross- 3/2/2 House $635. slides, screened gazebo, subject to Fair Housing Bronzed metal, 5 frosted medium in size. Has a (352) 476-7077 fenced, Built in 2003 CRYSTAL RIVER CITRUS SPRINGS and storage building. All Act which makes it ille- glass shades. Like new laid-back personality. Nice Oaks, Wooded, $75. 352-422-1309 HOMOSASSA Large 2/2, Quiet, Clean . 3/2/2 house, $700. for $79,900. For more gal to advertise “any Citrus Springs area Call Joanne @ 2ba 1 ½ ba MH needs incld’s water, $575 mo. River Links Realty info and pictures, click on preference, limitation only 20 Min. to Ocala CONVECTION OVEN 352-795-1288. complete rehab. Good Homosassa,1/1, incld’s 352-628-1616 www.detailsbyowner.com or discrimination based $129,900 Call Crofton; 3 gallon capac- shed, well & septic. water $375 mo. 352-843-5441 on race, color, religion, 352-302-6784 for appt. ity, 1300watts..temp 6524 W. Akazian Lecanto 2/1, quiet,clean, HOMOSASSA/SMW sex, handicap, familial control:defrost. 250-500F Livestock $12,500 (603) 860-6660 scrn porch, $525mo. 2/2/2 Fl rm, fireplace no status or national origin, Asking $40. ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ 352-257- 6461, 563-2114 pets non-smoker. $800 MOTIVATED SELLER or an intention, to make UNIQUE & HISTORIC tele: (352)419-7825 Mobile Homes mo. 1st last + sec dep wants this gone!!! such preference, limita- Homes, Commercial Tell that special INVERNESS 6 Acres w Big SHOP, Waterfront & Land COOLER IGLOO WHITE In Park 2/1, large rms, W/D h-up. (850) 384-4859 tion or discrimination. “ - 150 QT. $75. person Nice 2/2/2 House, Familial status includes “Small Town Tenant pays elec & H2O. Invern. Highlands porches Barns, pond, (352) 527-8993 “ Happy Birthday “ 2/2 on Lake Rousseau. children under the age Country Lifestyle $570. Cl John 726-3849 2/2/1, City Water Excel. pvd rd, Concrete with a classified ad NOW $17,500 of 18 living with par- OUR SPECIALTY DECORATIVE KITCHEN Loc. $675. 352-860-2554 drive. Reduced! under Happy Low Lot Rent $240/mo. INVERNESS ents or legal custodi- SINCE 1989” CANISTER SET WITH $ 114, 900 MLS 357108. Notes. 2003. Used Seasonally 2/1, large rms, W/D h-up. ans, pregnant women LIDS $10 IRIDESCENT INVERNESS www.crosslandrealty. Only $28.50 Owner bought a house. Tenant pays elec & H2O. and people securing QUICHE DISH NEW $10 3/2/2 com 352 726 6644 INVERNESS 419-5981 includes a photo 207-546-6115, cell $570. Cl John 726-3849 custody of children Starting @ $750. under 18. This newspa- Fitness Call our Classified Adult Park 2/1, Retail/Office www.relaxfl.com per will not knowingly Equipment Dept for details Mobile, heat and air, Rentals 352- 601-2615 OR PUBLISHER’S accept any advertising 352-563-5966 nicely furn. large shed, 352-201-9427 NOTICE: for real estate which is sreen rm. carport, $8,200 LECANTO All real estate advertis- TREADMILL ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ in violation of the law. Lot Rent $160 mo. Oak Tree Plaza, Office/ ing in this newspaper is $80 obo Waterfront Our readers are hereby ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ (352) 287-3729 Retail, CR 486, 900 sf. @ subject to Fair Housing AB COASTER informed that all “LET US FIND YOU Wanted to Buy $700+ util. & sales tax. 1 Rentals Act which makes it ille- $40. obo Tell that special INGLIS dwellings advertised mo. Free w/12 mo. Lease gal to advertise “any A VIEW TO LOVE” (352) 613-2333 3/2 Furn., screened porch. in this newspaper are person 352-258-6801 preference, limitation WANT TO BUY HOUSE Lot rent $295 HERNANDO available on an equal “ Happy Birthday “ or discrimination based www. or MOBILE Any Area, Includes amenties. Affordable Rentals opportunity basis. To Sporting with a classified ad Condos/Villas on race, color, religion, crosslandrealty.com Condition or Situation. $15,000 (352) 212-8873 Watson’s Fish Camp complain of discrimina- (352) 726-6644 Goods under Happy (352)726-2225 sex, handicap, familial Call Fred, 352-726-9369 For Rent tion call HUD toll-free at Crossland Realty Inc. Notes. INVERNESS status or national origin, 1-800-669-9777. The .308 AMMO-$100. Soft Only $28.50 3/2 Furn.,Appl., lg screen CITRUS HILLS Lake Front Home or an intention, to make toll-free telephone Point, Hollow Point..New Pets includes a photo porch & shed, Great 2/2 Condo Furnished, on Gospel Island, such preference, limita- number for the 352-503-2792 cond. $16,000. Call for ground floor, single-story, spectacular views tion or discrimination. “ hearing impaired is Open House A TAURUS 45 PT 1911, Call our Classified appt. (352)364-3747 spacious 3/2/2, Familial status includes Dept for details carport, heated pool, 1-800-927-9275. Semi auto pistol. gray & INVERNESS PARK no pets. $650. For Rent, $700 children under the age black never fired, flawless 352-563-5966 or Sale (908) 322-6529 of 18 living with par- ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ 55+, 14X60, 2/2, new (352) 746-9880 cond. All extras Included roof, all appliances, partly ents or legal custodi- $850.(352) 344-0355 furn. screen room, shed, CITRUS HILLS Real Estate ans, pregnant women 352-419-6476 2/2½ Townhouse and people securing Brentwood of Citrus CLUB CAR Mobile Homes For Sale Hills 2/2/2 Quiet Golf Cart condo, full appliances, custody of children For Rent PALM TERRACE culdesac. Totally re- Excellent Condition carport, Citrus Hills under 18. This newspa- 55+ Community, modeled Hrwd $1,500. membership included per will not knowingly CRYSTAL RIVER 1997 3BR/2BA 14 x 66, Prudential Florida accept any advertising Specializing in flrs,ceramic,cpt. 352-527-3125 excel. cond. Shed, 2/1 Income Tax Special Showcase Properties for real estate which is Acreage scrn lanai, lscp yard. COLT Single Action BELLA $400 + dep. Fl. Rm. Carport & Deck call 352-476-8136 in violation of the law. Must see! Army, nickel finish Bella is a beautiful (352)446-6273 $16,000. (352) 400-8231 Our readers are hereby Farms/Ranches & New on market FSBO 4.75 barrel, 45colt silvery brindle Cattle Singing Fores t INVERNESS informed that all Commercial 1816 W. Jena Ct unfired 3rd generation Dog/Shepherd mix, DUNNELLON FLORAL CITY 2/2/1 Lg Condo dwellings advertised Lecanto OPEN mint cond. $1700 obo came to the shelter Hwy. 488, clean 3/2, 2½ 14 x 70, Mobile, 2 lrg. Waterfront Community in this newspaper are SAT&SUN 11-2 352-441-0645 acres, carport, shed with heated pool. $97,500 because her family bedrooms, furnished & From mobiles to available on an equal Concealed Weapons lost their home. She is $540. (352) 795-6970 remodeled, heat & air, Non-smoker, pet restrict. opportunity basis. To NO agents please Permit Course $665. mo 317-442-1063 mansions, 610-248-2090 4 years old, spayed, carport & shed, Wash/ From Gulf to Lakes, complain of discrimina- DAN’S GUN ROOM housebroken, micro- HOMOSASSA Dryer, Lot rent $176. tion call HUD toll-free at (352) 726-5238 $350-$550 2 bedroom. 1 Duplexes give me a call, chipped, and $14,500. 352-344-2420 I sell ‘em all! 1-800-669-9777. The bath. also 1 bed 1 bath toll-free telephone Beverly Hills CUSTOMS MADE Heartworm-negative, Waterfront/Homosassa For Rent 352-422-4137 lovely setting, quiet number for the CROSS BOWS, 150LB weighs 45 pounds. Westwind Village 55+ nancy.wilson@ Homes Walks well on a leash, park with pool, com- Citrus Springs hearing impaired is PULL W/SCOPE $350 munity center,1/2 mile Beautifully furnished yahoo.com Richard (Rick) (352) 628-7633 gets along with other 2/2/1 $650/mo 1-800-927-9275. from boat dock,several Move In Ready, 2/2 Couch, Broker Beverly Hills 3 bedroom. GOLF CART CLUB CAR dogs and is very, very 2 Scrn rms, dbl door, 352-746-7990 Nancy J. Wilson 1 bath. OWNER FIN. playful. Fenced yard available call EZ-GO - 36volt new (352)628-4441 refrig./Ice maker HOMOSASSA 2/1 Realtor® Couch Realty & W/$5OOO DN $822mo charger, new tires & is preferred, but can Washer Dryer, Low 2/1 $525 mo 2/2 $550 Broker-Associate Investments, Inc. NO CREDIT CK Just jump a low fence. brakes. $1200. Golf Cart HOMOSASSA mntnly pyments, mo. incl. garb. Pets? SRES®GRI (352) 344-8018 remodeled,new roof, tile, parts- top & seats $100 Call Joanne @ 2 Bd, 2 Ba. fully furn. $19000 obo No smoking. 1st & sec. Waybright Real Estate, block, w/sep. 2car garage cell (315) 466-2268 352-795-1288. 352-746-0524 (850) 449-1811 Cell 352-212-4981 Inc. RCOUCH.com (352) 793-7223

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Vigliotti LLC Transport, shopping Dr. **BOB BROWN’S** Painting license number in all Your world first appts, errands, etc. Hablo Fence & Landscaping Affordable Handyman Int/Ext FREE advertisements. If you 344-2556, Richard Espanol 813-601-8199 FATHER & SON ✔ FAST • 100% Guar. Lawn Care don’t see a license WATER PUMP SERVICE 352-795-0188/220-3194 ✔ ESTIMATES 35 yrs exp. Need a job Decorative Concrete AFFORDABLE call 508-314-3279 number in the ad, you & Repairs- all makes & Textures, Stamp,Spray ✔ RELIABLE• Free Est should inquire about it or a models. Call anytime! Crack repair, Staining, A 5 STAR COMPANY ★ 352-257-9508 ★ GOT LEAVES GO OWENS FENCING Pressure and be suspicious that Your World driveways, pool decks, Let our DR VAC you may be contact- qualified All Types. Free Est. Affordable Handyman Do the work! Need a Lic/Ins 352-527-1097 ✔ Cleaning ing an unlicensed Comm/Res. 628-4002 FAST • 100% Guar. Call 352-502-6588 employee? ✔ CALL STELLAR BLUE business. The Citrus ROB’S MASONRY & AFFORDABLE of garage sales ✔ Winter Clean Up, Leaves, All Int./ Ext. Painting County Chronicle JOB? CONCRETE Driveways ROCKY’S FENCING RELIABLE• Free Est ★ ★ Power Washing & More Needs. Lic. & Ins. FREE wants to ensure that tear outs Tractor work, Free Est., Lic. & Ins., 352-257-9508 This area’s Call Coastal Lawn Care EST. (352) 586-2996 our ads meet the re- Lic. #1476, 726-6554 ★ 352 422-7279 ★ (352) 601-1447 quirements of the law. #1 Employment Home/Office PIC PICARD’S Beware of any service PRESSURE CLEANING advertiser that can not employment source is... Cleaning Lawnmower & PAINTING Dirt Service Firewood provide proof that source! Repair 352-341-3300 they are licensed to do Classifieds Robert G. Vigliotti LLC business. For questions All AROUND TRACTOR DRY OAK FIREWOOD AT YOUR HOME Painting about business Classifieds Land clearing, Hauling SPLIT, 4 X 8 STACK $80 CLEANING SERVICES Mower and small Int/Ext FREE licensing, please call Classifieds Site Prep, Driveways ESTIMATES 35 yrs exp. ww.chronicleonline.com Delivered & Stacked. Available: Home or engine service & repair. your city or county gov- www.chronicleonline.com Lic/Ins 352-795-5755 352-344-2696 Office (352) 427-4166 352-220-4244 call 508-314-3279 ernment offices. ww.chronicleonline.com C10 WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 9, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Sport/Utility 000DM1Q Boats Cars Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Vehicles Administration Administration Administration 1988 27 ft Sportscraft CHEVROLET Coastal Fisherman, 2005 Venture CADILLAC The administration of the estate of JEAN K. RAMIN, deceased, whose date of 2007, Escalade, cabin cruiser, $10k $4,300. death was September 4, 2012, file number 2012 CP 685, is pending in the Circuit 44k miles, Luxury NAV, Court for Citrus County, Florida, Probate Division; the address of which is 110 N OBO (813)-244-3945 352-341-0018 $29,500. Apopka Avenue, Inverness, FL 34450. The names and addresses of the personal rep- HURRICANE DECK CHEVROLET Call Troy (352) 621-7113 resentative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. BOAT ‘98, Lumina GL, 4 Door, All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands loaded, low miles, V6, CHEVY TRAIL- against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served 2003 Hurricane Deck must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF Boat with 2003 90hp pwr., garaged, clean BLAZER LT 05 exc. cond. asking $7000 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A Yahama 4 Stroke engine. $3,750. (352) 212-9383 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Excellent condition. In- obo, in Hernando All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands FORD (904) 923-2902 cludes trailer, bimini top, 2001 COBRA MUSTANG against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- winter cover, stereo, fish- CONV. 5 SPEED, TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. finder, gps porta potti,new LEATHER MUST SEE SOLD ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF interior, livewell plus full CALL 352-628-4600 CHEVROLET THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO coast guard safety equip For More Info 1997 Suburban LT, New bottom paint 2011 loaded, low mi. ex cond. (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Very economical on fuel FORD Good Tires $5200 obo The date of first publication of this notice is August 15, 2012. 2005, Five Hundred LMT, $8500 Contact Phil Attorney for Personal Representative: Personal Representative: Tomko at 352-220-9435 40K miles, leather, V6 RV & Boat John S. Clardy III No calls before 8:00 am $9,980 Storage Scott Ramin Call Troy 352-621-7113 Florida Bar No. 123129 18446 Valentine Road TRI PONTOON BOAT Clardy Law Firm PA Mount 27 Ft., Fiberglass FORD 1978 MIDAS RV 90k miles, 26ft, sleeps 4 Vernon, WA 98273 250 HP, T top, trailer 2006 Focus ZXW, SE PO Box 2410, Crystal River, FL 34423-2410, Telephone: (352) 795-2946 January included $17,000. 4DR, WGN. 85k miles **$1500 obo** 2 & 9, 2013. 352-613-8453 $5,800 obo 352-212-7032 Call Troy (352) 621-7113 WE HAVE BOATS 773-0116 WCRN GULF TO LAKE HONDA 4x4s Daniel Raleigh Case No: 2012CP734 Notice to Cred. MARINE 2011 CRV LX, 19K miles, PUBLIC NOTICE We Pay CASH For likenew, 4 Cyl. $19,950 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, Used Clean Boats Call Troy 352-621-7113 CHEVY FLORIDA Pontoon, Deck & Fish- ‘05 TRAILBLAZER CASE NO.2012CP734 HYUNDAI IN RE: THE ESTATE OF ing Boats (352)527-0555 57K miles, Excel. Cond. 2006 Elantra, GLS 90K DANIEL RALEIGH, Deceased. boatsupercenter.com $8,500. NOTICE TO CREDITORS miles, likenew, 4 DR, 352-249-7756 auto. $6,800 [Summary Administration] Recreation TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: Call Troy 352-621-7113 JEEP Vehicles 1995, Wrangler You are hereby notified that an Order of Summary Administration has been en- KIA tered in the Estate of Daniel Raleigh, deceased, File Number 2012CP734, by the Cir- $$6,450 cuit Court for Citrus County, FL, Probate Division, the address of which is 110 N. ‘99, Sportage, Conv. 352-341-0018 Top, low miles, Apopka Ave., Inverness, FL 34450; that the total cash value of the estate is $63,156.12 Runs great. JEEP and that the name and address of those to whom it has been assigned by such or- CALL 352-628-4600 der is: ROSARIO HAMILTON, 191W. thistle Pl., Beverly Hills, FL 34465. BRIDGEVIEW 2004, Wrangler X 4WD, ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: 381KWT For pricing. Only 57K miles, All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands 2011 Bridgeview 381 LINCOLN Hard Top $13,800. against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this Notice is served within three KWT 38’ destination 1998, MARK VIII Call Troy 352-621-7113 months after the date of the first publication of this Notice must file their claims with trailer asking $28,900 Automatic, COLD A/C this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- OBO 4 CALL 352-628-4600 JEEP WRANGLER TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS 1990,New motor, no rust, NOTICE ON THEM. slides,ac,42”tv,fireplace,island For an appointment Arizona jeep. $4000. All other creditors of the decedent and persons having claims or demands kitchen /corian to see! (352) 586-8396 against the estate of the decedent must file their claims with this Court WITHIN THREE countertops,residential 4 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. burner MAZDA 2002, Tribute ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. stove/oven,residential Vans The date of the first publication of this Notice is January 9, 2013.. frig,mw,queen bed $3,990 352-341-0018 Attorney for Person(s) Giving Notice: Person(s) Giving Notice: Beverly Hills Citrus County Waterfront /storage, queen sleeper JEROME ROTENBERG, ESQUIRE ROSARIO HAMILTON CAr ney Homes Homes Homes sofa,recliner maxair FORD & Associates, P.A. 191 W. Thistle Pl. covers,awnings front & 1995E-150 Conversion 7655 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy., Ste. 2, Beverly Hills, FL 34465 OPEN HOUSE side. like new Crystal River, FL 34429, 352/795-8888 Van, $3,250. January 9 & 16, 2013. 3 S. Jackson St “FREE 610-597-9936 352-341-0018 1/11 & 1/12, 11am-3pm Foreclosure and [email protected] (352) 422-2084 Short Sale Lists 774-0116 WCRN ATVs Gerald C. Abbott File No: 2012CP736 Notice to Creditors Citrus Hills MAZDA PUBLIC NOTICE Homes 2006 Miata MX5 , Grand IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION BRIDGEVIEW Touring 40K Miles, Auto NEW POLARIS File No.: 2012CP736 Division Probate 381KWT Transmission, Cloth RANGERS IN RE: ESTATE OF GERALD C. ABBOTT HERNANDO 2011 Bridgeview 381 Seats, MP-3 multi-Disk AS LOW AS 7888. Citrus Hills Pool Home KWT 38’ destination Deceased. GAIL STEARNS (6), $13,250 (352) 621-3678 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 4/3/2+, circular drive, trailer asking $28,900 352-400-1551 1 acre lot, below $200k Realtor The administration of the estate of GERALD C. ABBOTT, deceased, whose date of OBO 4 POLARIS death was NOVEMBER 7, 2012, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Flor- 352-527-7856 slides,ac,42”tv,fireplace,island MITSUBISHI 2002, SPORTSMAN Mirage 2000 2dr. coupe ida, Probate Division, the address of which is 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Tropic Shores kitchen /corian ATV. 4X4, SERVICED Florida 34450. The names and addresses of the personal representatives and the 5spd, 107k, 36mpg, cd & Hernando Realty countertops,residential 4 AND READY FOR personal representatives’ attorney are set forth below. Homes burner air. Just serviced. $1850 HUNTING SEASON. All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands (352) 422-4298 stove/oven,residential (352) 422-1026 $2995 against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served (352) 621-3678 must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF Lowest Priced Home Low overhead = frig,mw,queen bed OLDS Office Open /storage, queen sleeper 2000, Intrique THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A in ARBOR LAKES Low Commissions sofa,recliner maxair COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. **OPEN HOUSE** 7 Days a Week $3,990. covers,awnings front & 352-341-0018 Motorcycles All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands 2/2/2 + Den or 3 BR & against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- Waterfront, side. like new Gated Comm. 10a-3p LISA VANDEBOE 610-597-9936 SATURN ION TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. 4695 N. Lake Vista Trl Foreclosures 2007, 4 cyl, 4dr. gold, BMW ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF Broker (R) Owner [email protected] THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. (352) 419-7418 Owner financing auto, AC,CD, 27k miles 1980 R100T, 1000 CC Plantation Realty NATIONAL RV exc. cond. many extras excellent condition NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO available (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Inverness 352-634-0129 2006 Tropical One $8300 obo 352-382-0428 $2,800 owner,34ft, 26000 (352)346-5960 The date of first publication of this notice is January 3, 2013. Homes www.plantation TOYOTA Attorney for Personal Representatives: Personal Representatives: HAPPY 2013! miles,no smoke/pets, /s/Thomas E. Slaymaker, Esquire RAYMOND JAMES TRUST, N.A. realtylistings.com 300HP Cummins diesel,2 2000, Camry LE Harley Davidson INVERNESS I’m Selling V6, 183K miles Super 2002, 883 Sportser, Florida Bar Number: 398535 /s/ Christine R. Parker, First Vice President slides, 6 new tires, 3yr Slaymaker and Nelson, P.A., and Trust Office Block home 2br, 1ba 2 PROPERTIES warranty,many extras. Clean $5,800. obo new tires & saddlebags w/ 2porches, oversized CRYSTAL RIVER Call Troy (352) 621-7113 2218 Highway 44 West, 200 Colonial Parkway, Suite 170 A WEEK $87000. Well maintained. 17k mi., $4,500. obo Inverness, Florida 34453 Lake Mary, Florida 32746 gar. 1 cpt. on 1 + acres. 2 Story, 5BR/3Bath (607) 968-4269 I NEED LISTINGS! 2 boat slips near KINGS 352-341-4506 TOYOTA Telephone: (352) 726 6129, Fax: (352) 726 0223 $130,000 Call Buzz 2000, Camry, Good fuel E-Mail:j [email protected] 352-341-0224 or BAY $425,000. Make Offers 352-563-9857 Campers/ economy, 4 door Secondary E-Mail: [email protected] David 607-539-7872 Travel Trailers transportation. January 9 & 16, 2013.. DUNNELLON CALL 352-628-4600 Floral City Here is that home on for pricing & details. Homes Lake Rousseau that you FOREST RIVER Misc. Notices Misc. Notices Misc. Notices have always wanted! 2br 2010, Surveyor, Sport TOYOTA 1 ½ ba on 1.43 acres 189, 20 ft. Travel Trailer, 2007, Yaris, 59K miles, FLORAL CITY 1 slide, fully equipped 2 DR, H/B $7,800. 3/2/1, quiet st, Lg. lot, w/168ft lake frontage. HARLEY-DAVIDSON Completely remodeled all w/AC, qn. bed, awn- Call Troy 352-621-7113 775-0116 WCRN best offer -inspection 2006 FLHTPI, low miles, PUBLIC NOTICE DEB INFANTINE new interior & windows. ing, pwr. tonque jack, TOYOTA Sat, Sun fm 1 to 5, Realtor corner jacks, micro- all service recorded, Pursuant to FSS 705, the following items will be disposed as provided by state statute No Flood Insurance! ‘96, Camary LE, Home will be sold Sun- wave, equilizing hitch, GREAT looking, good unless claimed by the owner: (352) 302-8046 Priced reduced from sunroof, clean, day night to highest Sleeps 2-3 title, runs strong. Asking Real Estate!... $369,000 to $169,000 non smoker, $3,600 1. Black soft shell case with Galveston electric guitar & Washburn guitar amplifier bidder 727-288-6020 $10,500 (352) 382-1826 $10,500. (352)513-4294 it’s what I do. Call Bernie (352) 344-8553 with power cord Homosassa (352) 563-0116 HIGH LINE HONDA 2. Men’s Bulova watch ERA American 1999, 32ft, Deluxe, 12’ Classic 2005, VTX 1300CC 3. Ladies silver colored ring Homes 4. Red Troybilt 21 inch push mower with Honda motor Realty YOUR “High-Tech” slide out, new 22’ awn- Vehicles 3 TO CHOOSE FROM ing, 55+ park, can be YOU PICK $4,888. OWNER SACRIFICE Phone:(352) 726-5855 Water Front To make claim for the items, contact Betty Rideout, Evidence Custodian, Citrus moved. Was asking (352) 621-3678 $100,000. 4 yrs. Ago, Cell:(352) 302-8046 ** CHEVY** County Sheriff’s Office at 352-341-7425. Realtor $9,000, Sell $6,900 ex- Selling for $29.900 Fax:(352) 726-7386 95 Impala SS cel. shape 231-408-8344 HONDA CALL 352-564-0207 Email:debinfantine@ Rare Collector Car 2007 Full Size Shadow. Sheriff Jeffrey J. Dawsy Forest View/Gated 55+ yahoo.com HI-LO TRAVEL LT-1engine, Superb Harley,1100CC, Chrome, By: Patricia E. Bergerson, Staff Services Director Condition $8,500 bags, trade?, 70mpg TRAILER 2003, tow lite January 9 & 16, 2013 SOLD model 22-03t,exc. cond. (352) 249-7678 $3,500. Crystal River OWNER SACRIFICE $6000 obo 352-422-8092 (727) 207-1619 $100,000. 4 yrs. Ago, 1971 CHEVELLE MAC’S MOBILE RV Meeting Meeting Meeting Selling for $29.900 CONVERTIBLE KYMCO REPAIR & MAINT. Notices Forest View/Gated 55+ stunning, 40k+ in- 2009, 125 cc. Looks and Notices Notices RVTC Certified Tech. vested, fully restored, drives great Only $995 The Meadows Sub. 352-613-0113, Lic/Ins. 350 auto, buckets, con- (352) 621-3678 776-0109 WCRN 2/2/1, New roof, sistant show winner, 01/15 meeting- Affordable Housing Adv. Comm. New AC & Appliances SUNNYBROOK ‘05 high end stereo, red w/ VICTORY 36 ft. 5th wheel, 2 slides, Move In, clean cond. white top & interior 2005, KINGPIN PUBLIC NOTICE 3876 S. Flamingo Terr. kg bd,like new, 60amp $23,900, 352-513-4257 2 TONE, STAGE ONE, Asking $58,000 ROD KENNER serv. NADA $29K asking LOADED WITH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the AFFORDABLE HOUSING ADVISORY (352) 382-5558 352-436-3531 $25K obo 352-382-3298 OPTIONS COMMITTEE will meet at 5:00 PM on the 15th of January, 2013, at WE BUY RV’S, ONLY $7888. the Lecanto Government Building, 3600 W. Sovereign Path, Room 166 ERA (352) 621-3678 Lecanto, Florida. Homosassa MICHELE Suncoast Realty Travel Trailers, 5th Wheels, Any person desiring further information regarding this meeting may contact Citrus ROSE YAMAHA County Housing Services, 2804 W. Marc Knighton Court, Lecanto, FL 34461 (352) Springs Homes Motor Homes Realtor 2005, ROYAL STAR 527-7520. Call US 352-201-6945 TOUR DELUXE, READY Any person who requires a special accommodation (ADA) must provide us at least HOMOSASSA SPRINGS ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ Simply put FOR A ROAD TRIP 72 hours notice. Auto Parts/ Tell that special ONLY $6688. I ‘ll work harder Accessories (352) 621-3678 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: Any person who decides to appeal any decision of the Gov- person erning Body with respect to any matter considered at this meeting will need a rec- “ Happy Birthday “ ord of the proceedings and for such purpose may need to provide that a verbatim 352-212-5097 New Headlight YAMAHA with a classified ad 2007 STRATOLINER record of the proceeding is made, which record includes testimony and evidence isellcitruscounty@ assembly for 1994 under Happy 1800CC LOADED WITH upon which the appeal is to be based (Section 286.0101, Florida Statute) Honda Accord yahoo.com Notes. OPTIONS A REAL TOUR January 9th, 2013 2/2/2 Great Country SCAN OR GO TO (352) 726-0437 Craven Realty, Only $28.50 BIKE ONLY $5889. home on 2 ½ acre www. includes a photo landscaped lot, in great Inc. BestNatureCoast (352) 621-3678 777-0109 WCRN Vehicles PUBLIC NOTICE neighborhood. Move in 352-726-1515 Properties.com Wanted Call our Classified Tax Deed Ready! Call for appt. “To view my 126K 352-503-6511 PINE RIDGE Dept for details Notices N O T I C E THIS IS THE great waterfront $$ TOP DOLLAR $$ 352-563-5966 A meeting of the Citrus County Hospital Board will be held on Thursday, January 17, 2013 beginning at 10:30am in the Board Room, located on the second floor of the PROPERTY YOU’VE properties” For Wrecked, Junk or ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ 2369-0109 WCRN Citrus Memorial Health System Administration Building, 502 W. Highland Blvd., Inver- Sugarmill Unwanted Cars/Trucks. PUBLIC NOTICE BEEN LOOKING FOR! ness, Florida to discuss: Woods Bring your boat, horses, $$ (352) 201-1052 $$ APPLICATION: 2012-238 Citrus County Trucks NOTICE OF APPLICATION in-laws; there is room for A XMAS SALE RFP 155.40 Contract Review and Authority to Execute. everything! 4/3 ½ w/7 car Land FOR TAX DEED BUY-SELL-RENT- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: garage/workshop & in-law A Steering committee meeting of the Strategic Planning Committee of the Citrus A XMAS SALE WELLS FARGO BANK OBO 4/2/3 HEATED POOL suite on 5.83 acres. CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV County Hospital Board will be held on Thursday, January 17, 2013 beginning at **Heatherwood 581** TAX LIENS SECURITIZATION CONSIGNMENTUSA.org BUY-SELL-RENT- 12:00pm in the Board Room, located on the second floor of the Citrus Memorial lots of extras! Mostly wooded w/large access to game reserve TRUST 2010-1 R2 US 19 BY AIRPORT, CR CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV Health System Administration Building, 502 W. Highland Blvd., Inverness, Florida, to dis- SELLER MOTIVATED! backyard. Beautiful & & Tillus Hill, 2.42 Acres The holder of the follow- reduced to 210k serene. High end 461-4518 & 795-4440 CONSIGNMENTUSA.org cuss: well, septic, no impact US 19 BY AIRPORT, CR ing certificate has filed 352-688-6500 or finishes; immaculate fees, $30,000 by BUYING JUNK CARS said certificate for a tax 461-4518 & 795-4440 Community Needs Assessment. 352-212-5023 home in equestrian deed to be issued owner, sold as is • Running or Not • Other. community. (352) 422-0435 CASH PAID - $300 & UP CHEVY C20 thereon. The certificate www.centralflestate.com number and year of issu- (352) 771-6191 1984, LB, solid body & Copies of the Agenda are available by calling the Citrus County Hospital Board of- ance, the description of for pictures/more info. ½ ACRE LOT bed, good glass, interior fice at 352-341-2245. Any person wishing to appeal any decision made by this CASH BUYER’S the property, and the 352-249-9164 with well, septic and needs tlc, dual exhaust, Board, with respect to any matter considered at such meeting, must ensure that a Buying Used Cars Trucks names in which it was as- power pole, impact fee 350v8, Turbo 400, Holly 4 verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record must include the testi- & Vans, For used car lot sessed are as follows: credit, high and dry, barrel, needs ps pump mony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. trees, $11,000 obo LARRY’S AUTO SALES, CERTIFICATE NO: 10-8291 $1400 obo 352-628-7243 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 (352) 795-3710 Hwy 19... 352 564-8333 Persons who require special accommodations under the American with Disabilities pls leave message DESCRIPTION OF PROP- should contact the Citrus County Hospital Board Office, 123 S. Pine Ave., Inverness, WE BUY ERTY: Dodge Ram Florida, 34452 (352) 341-2245 GREENBRIAR TWO CONDO Boat ANY VEHICLE 2008 Big Horn 5.7 Hemi January 9th, 2013. Accessories In Any Condition, Title, 30k Great cond. $19,000 DECL IN OR BK 687 PG No Title, Bank Lien, Call Fred 1199 PHASE XIII UNIT 4B No Problem, Don’t Trade BLDG 34 DESC IN OR BK 778-0109 WCRN Buying or Selling 14 Gallon (352) 628-6470 it in. We Will Pay up to 668 PG 52 PUBLIC NOTICE REAL ESTATE, Marine portable, Gas $25K Any Make, Any FORD RANGER ‘03 NAME IN WHICH AS- Let Me Work For You! Tank, 10ft hose w/ pump N O T I C E Model. 813-335-3794 EDGE, 81k V6 auto., SESSED: GREENBRIAR TWO syphon handle, $75. Very good cond. $8500. CONDOMINIUM ASSOC There will be a workshop on Friday, January 25, 2013 at 9:00am with the Citrus 813-237-1892 Call AJ County Hospital Board of Trustees and the Citrus Memorial Health Foundation, Inc. Di- BETTY HUNT, (352) 564-2746 (352) 419-7703 INC REALTOR Tony Said property being in the rectors in the Board Room, located on the second floor of the Citrus Memorial Health ERA KEY 1 Realty, 2011 20 HSP YAMAHA Cars FORD RANGER County of Citrus, State of System Administration Building, 502 Highland Blvd., Inverness, Florida. This notice in- Inc. Pauelsen 4stroke, shortshaft 1999 XLT 4 door, 3.0 V6, Florida. forms and notifies the public that member(s) of the Citrus County Hospital Board and 352 586-0139 Realtor stainless steel propeller Auto, 131K. Many extras. Unless such certificate Citrus Memorial Health Foundation, Inc. will be in attendance at a joint meeting. The like new, under warranty Garaged, excellent cond. shall be redeemed ac- Citrus County Hospital Board of Trustees will not vote or conduct business. hunt4houses68 352-303-0619 A XMAS SALE cording to law, the prop- @yahoo.com $2000 352-795-0257 $4,500 (352) 382-2801 BUY-SELL-RENT- erty described in such The Citrus County Hospital Board of Trustees will be active participants. This notice in- www.bettyhunts Buy or Sell BOAT TRANSIT CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV certificate shall be sold to forms the public that the Citrus County Hospital Board of Trustees shall participate homes.com. CONSIGNMENTUSA.org SOLD the highest bidder on line, with one or more Citrus Memorial Health Foundation, Inc. Director(s) to discuss: TRAILER Very lg., dbl. I’ll Represent axles up to 33 ft. Any US 19 BY AIRPORT, CR FORD on January 23, 2013 at Resolution of all governance and litigation matters by and boat type! $1800 or 461-4518 & 795-4440 1992 F150 Work Truck. 9:30 A.M. at between the Citrus County Hospital Board and the Citrus Citrus County YOU www.citrus.realtaxdeed.co Memorial Health Foundation. OBO (813) 244-3945 8ft bed, Under 150k mi. Homes BUICK $3000 m. Other. 2007, Lucerne, CXL Dated December 3, 2012 ERA Copies of the Agenda are available by calling the Citrus County Hospital Board of- Boats 55K miles, Leather TOYOTA BETTY STRIFLER American Realty $13,500. obo 2000 Tacoma 5 sp, 174k Clerk of the Circuit Court, fice at 352-341-2245. Any person wishing to appeal any decision made by this Call Troy (352)621-7113 mi, cold air. runs great. Citrus County, Florida Board, with respect to any matter considered at such meeting, must ensure that a $4450 (352) 503-2629 By: Theresa Steelfox, Dep- verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record must include the testi- CADILLAC uty Clerk mony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. 2003 CTS, Must see. TOYOTA Advertised 4 times: Your World Luxury car at an 2004, 4 Runner Sport December 19, 2012 Persons who require special accommodations under the American with Disabilities affordale price. 2WD, 94K mi, Leather December 26, 2012 should contact the Citrus County Hospital Board Office, 123 S. Pine Ave., Inverness, Call 352-628-4600 $12,800. obo January 2, 2013 Florida, 34452 (352) 341-2245. January 9, 2013 January 9th, 2012 of garage sales for an appointment. Call Troy 352-621-7113 BAYLINER 1984 Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Fictitious Fictitious Fictitious Phyllis Strickland cuddy cabin, hard top, Administration Realtor Volvo motor, AQ125A, Administration Administration Name Notices Name Notices Name Notices needs tune-up. Has 2 772-0109 WCRN Best Time To Buy! props, fish/depth finder, 779-0109 WCRN the fictitious name of : 2001 Rolls float on Estate of Jean K. Ramin File No: 2012 CP 685 Notice to Cred. PUBLIC NOTICE Department of State, Tal- PUBLIC NOTICE GLASSWERX I have Owner trailer worth $1000. Fictitious Name located at 4318 North lahassee, FL . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Notice under Fictitious Dated at Crystal River, this Financing Comes w/spare motor File No.2012 CP 685 Division Probate Suncoast Blvd, Crystal and Foreclosures Classifieds Has service manual, Name Law, pursuant to River, FL 34428, in the 4th day of January, 2013. Section 865-09, Florida County of Citrus, intends /s/ Debra A. Hawthorne, 2nd owner - $2500 IN RE: ESTATE OF Statutes. NOTICE IS to register the said name owner TROPIC SHORES call Doug after 4pm JEAN K. RAMIN HEREBY GIVEN that the with the Division of Cor- Published (1) time in the REALTY. 352-212-8385 deceased. ww.chronicleonline.com undersigned, desiring to porations of the Florida Citrus County Chronicle (352) 613-3503 or 352-564-0855 NOTICE TO CREDITORS engage in business under Jan. 9th, 2013