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Mostly cloudy with some T-storms needed High Low 82 51 Complete Forecast in Lake PAGE 8A Online Placid Nobody files to Question: Do you run against think the U.S. will have to conduct Royce, Bastardi military action By ED BALDRIDGE against Iran before [email protected] the end of this year? LAKE PLACID — There is no need for council elections in the town of Lake Placid, according to Yes News-Sun photo by KATARA SIMMONS Town Clerk Arlene Tuck, because First Presbyterian Church of Lake Placid volunteers Christi Bobo, Niel ‘Buddy’ Matheis and Cannon Bobo sort only the two incumbents turned in through donated items Saturday morning to take to Birmingham, Ala. to assist victims of a recent tornado. the qualifying paperwork. 62.1% The group will be collecting supplies for the until March 5 at the old Atlantic Diesel warehouse on C.R. 621 in Lake Placid. “The qualifying period has ended. I only had two candidates: Ray Royce and Steve Bastardi,” Local students to aid said Town Clerk Arlene Tuck on Friday. No in disaster relief “Therefore, the Town of Lake 37.8% over spring break Placid will not hold an election April 3,” By SAMANTHA GHOLAR Tuck added. Total votes: 66 [email protected] “Despite the long LAKE PLACID — A group of students are meetings, I really Next question: preparing to spend their spring break this year think we are mak- Bastardi Should health doing something much more fulfilling than hitting ing a difference, insurance plans be the beach or hanging around the house. and I feel like there required to cover the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Placid has is a lot left to scheduled a mission trip for 24 youth group stu- accomplish,” Royce full cost of birth dents to visit Birmingham, Ala., to help with torna- News-Sun photo by KATARA SIMMONS told the News-Sun control for women? Cannon Bobo, from left, Darryl White, Don Childress, do disaster relief and be of service to all in the Dwayne White and Niel Matheis unload a washer and a Friday. “We are Make your voice heard at community. dryer Saturday morning that were donated by Don and working on the The city of Birmingham was rocked by a torna- Linda Childress. Appliances along with other supplies regional utilities Royce www.newssun.com will be taken to Birmingham to help provide relief to tor- and the LDRs (Land See STUDENTS, page 6A nado victims. Development Regulations), we are Obituaries working with the county to estab- John Jongens lish county-wide fire suppression. We may sometimes be long winded- Age 84, of Lake Placid but I feel like we are making a dif- Donald Rousseau Sr. County to discuss LDR changes ference in the long run.” Age 92, of Sebring “I guess it shows you are doing By ED BALDRIDGE Development Regulations, ward,” Richie said. some good when no one feels they Joanne Seiple [email protected] and is key to helping housing Most of the changes need to run against you,” Royce Age 79, of Lake Placid SEBRING — County and business startups, reduces the requirements for added. “Honestly, during my first Commissioners will take according to commission county staff to complete election, I had to go door-to-door. Obituaries, Page 7A another look at the sweeping chair Jack Richie. items like concurrency clear- Some would invite you in and some changes to Chapter 12 of “We are making some ance, archaeological clear- County would just say thank you and close Index Commission county ordinances on great changes,” said Richie. ance or preliminary site plans the door. But I got to meet a lot of Arts & Entertainment 3C Tuesday with the goal of “It is our goal to make it chair Jack people and hear some real concerns. by five days. Richie says the Business 1B making the it faster for devel- faster and easier for construc- That made a difference for me.” The time county staff now goal of LDR opers to get started on proj- tion to start on new projects. Bastardi was not available for Classifieds 5D has is 20 days to review and changes is to ects. “We asked staff to reduce comment at press time. Community Briefs 2A make suggestions to develop- make the devel- Chapter 12 is also known the time it takes to review Both candidates will be sworn in Crossword Puzzle 2C ers and the commission is opment process to developers as the several items and that will faster and easi- before the April town council meet- Dear Abby 2C Highlands County Land help development move for- See COUNTY, page 6A er. ing, according to Royce. Editorial & Opinion 3A Horoscope 2C Lottery Numbers 2A Movie Times 2C Sports On TV 2B Students shine at Soup Follow the News-Sun on Up the Arts fundraiser

By SAMANTHA GHOLAR of broccoli cheddar, mush- this. I think it’s great, it is a www.twitter.com/thenewssun [email protected] room, and numerous other cool event,” Owens said. and SEBRING — Sounds of soups to patrons who made Each year the event raises smooth jazz from the Sebring contributions to the students’ thousands of dollars for in- High School Jazz Band and fundraiser. need students and their fami- smells of delicious soups Senior Natasha Owens was lies. www.facebook.com/newssun filled the air in Sebring High behind the serving counter Lake Country Elementary School’s cafeteria Thursday along side fellow seniors and third grader Pedro Palaciof News-Sun photo by SAMANTHA GHOLAR afternoon during the annual friends, Danielle Francis and and SHS junior Juana Soup Up the Arts guests choose from hundreds of bowls at Soup Up the Arts Fundraiser. Kelsey Colicci. the 10th annual event Thursday afternoon. 0990994 01007 Students served up bowls “This is my first year doing See SOUP, page 6A Phone ... 385-6155 Fax ... 385-2453 Online: www.newssun.com

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Page 2A News-Sun ࡗ Sunday, February 19, 2012 www.newssun.com COMMUNITY BRIEFS Sebring was ahead of the curve on electric cars Math Parent Night with it? How about donat- at Lake Country ing it to the Highlands Electric car, hybrid, its all the talk! fascinating, and if you haven’t had a County Family YMCA. Did you know there’s an electric car chance to visit with Archivist Carole LAKE PLACID — Your donation will help a inside the Historical Society? Goad at the Sebring Historical Society, Parents and students at child in the community Yes, Sebring was ahead of the curve! Lake Country Elementary you are really missing out. Located at learn how to swim or par- In 1974, the Sebring-Vanguard Corp. School will gather together 321 West Center Ave., behind the ticipate in a sports pro- factory began mass production of the for an entertaining and edu- library, the Historical Society is open to gram. electric CitiCar at the Sebring Airport cational program aimed at the public Monday through Thursday, All proceeds will benefit facility. More than 2,500 were produced helping promote financial 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. You can also join the Strong Kids Campaign. from 1974-1978. At first, 10 cars were education among student Centennial Notebook them at their next quarterly luncheon The Y is a non-profit produced daily. The vehicles would go families during Math Saturday, April 28, at noon. Just bring a 5013C business. For more 26 miles per hour and would travel Parent Night from 6-7 p.m. dish to share and $1.50 each for bever- information, call 382-9622. between 30 and 40 miles between elec- donated by James and Lola Adams in on Thursday. age and table service to the Jack Stroup tric charges. 2006, attracts visits by electric car Times are tough, making (Sebring) Civic Center. Chuck King in They didn’t sell because 26 mph was enthusiasts, teenagers thinking the car is it the perfect time for your Since it’s founding in 1968, the just too slow. They added two batteries ‘cute,’ retired vehicle engineers and peo- family to attend the popular concert at Society has archived thousands of docu- each and that increased top speed to 38 ple wanting to know the history of how “What’s On the Menu? Reflections ments and photographs of Sebring and mph and the cars began to sell at a cost such a project developed in a small town Financial Education for Highlands County institutions and fami- AVON PARK – Chuck of under $3,000. like Sebring. Families” workshop. King, America’s premier The car at the Historical Society, The history behind Sebring is most Learning how to manage See ELECTRIC, page 7A comedy magician and hyp- money is an important les- notic entertainer, will bring son even for young chil- his show to Reflections on dren. Come to this fun, Silver Lake at 6:30 p.m. restaurant-themed event Hard work and attention to detail pay Monday. Few entertainers where parents and kids possess the natural ability learn how to work on to amaze and amuse an household budgets, togeth- off with National Board certification audience like King. He er and ways kids can save presents a show that is a for things such as sports unique blend of comedy, Dunsford is 50th full-time teacher in county to earn honor gear, books or video magic and hypnosis (volun- games. By CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY instructions have to be car- teers only). For more information [email protected] ried out precisely as asked, Known as the king of about the “What’s on the SEBRING — Cara even the pages submitted clean comedy, King has Menu? Financial Education Dunford, a reading resource have to be in the right order. appeared with Bill Cosby, for Families” program and coach and teacher at Hill- The slightest deviation, and Jay Leno and Tim Allen. to access free teacher Gustat Middle School, is the the application is rejected. Tickets for this outra- resources visit www.volun- most recent district educator “I realistically couldn’t geously funny and audience teerusafoundation.org/. to earn a National Board for have done the format correct- friendly show are $8, and Professional Teaching ly if two of my friends, the public is welcome. Call Dinner, concert set Standards certification. Courtney Floyd and Ashley 452-5037 Wednesday at Unity She is the 50th full-time Cloverhouse, hadn’t men- Under the Oaks teacher in Highlands County tored me,” Dunford said. SEBRING — On to accomplish and pass the Floyd and Cloverhouse are Wednesday, Unity Life Opry is Sunday difficult process. Three sub- both national board certified. Enrichment Centre opens stitute teachers have as well. Dunford thanks her friends SEBRING – Country, its doors to an International According to the board’s News-Sun photo by CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY by paying it forward and bluegrass, blues, and night of food and music website, since 1987, more Cara Dunford is the reading coach and resource teacher at becoming a reading coach to gospel music can be heard Hill-Gustat Middle School. She is also the most recent with its Italian bistro and than 97,000 teachers nation- other teachers. at the Under The Oaks National Board Certified teacher in Highlands County. concert featuring wide have been so certified “I now teach teachers. I Opry from 1-4 p.m. singers/songwriters Adam — a large number, but a analyze student data and pro- Sundays. There is always a Ray and Kim Timmermann. small percentage. ing endorsement, and plans “There is a high failure vide professional develop- special guest at this alco- The evening begins at The process is demanding on a Ph.D.. rate,” Dunford said, referring ment. I help develop lesson hol-free, family venue. 5:30 p.m. with dinner and takes months. Finally, the applicant has to the entire process, not just plans, give advice, reassur- The event is just off which includes fresh gar- The applicant has to pro- to take a four-hour standard- the exam itself. ance and relieve stress. I talk Powerline Road on 3414 den salad, a variety of duce four entry portfolios. ized test. Dunford had to go “The format is very exact,” Beck Ave. For information, Italian pasta dishes, bread, Each entry must include a to Orlando for the exam. Dunford said. Not only do all call 253-0771. See DUNSFORD, page 7A coffee or tea and 15-page paper reflecting on dessert. The show starts at Dessert card party the lesson plans submitted, KAYLOR & KAYLOR; 5.542"; 1.5"; Black; auto accident above lottery; 0 0 0 1 7 0 4 1 7 p.m. how well students under- Ray has 12 years classi- set for Thursday stood and integrated the les- cal piano training and six son, and a self critique of SEBRING – The GFWC years of jazz on piano, what worked well and what Woman’s Club of Sebring, trumpet and vocals during didn’t. 4260 Lakeview Drive, will his childhood in Oregon For example, an applicant host a dessert card party at and Washington states. has to show a sample stu- 11:30 a.m. Thursday. The Timmermann has lived in dent’s progress complete event is open to players of Sebring since 1987 and is with work product, then ana- cards, bridge and other Feb. 14 29 37 38 39 42 44 x:2 co-owner of Timmermann lyze the student’s improve- games. Citrus & Tropical Fruit ment over time, explaining Lottery Next jackpot $6 million Cost is $3 per person. Nursery. She will perform the strategies used and why Feb. 11 1 8 11 20 47 52 x:5 Phone 382-6670 or 655- original music, some they were chosen. Center Feb. 8 3 12 20 22 31 52 x:2 0105 for reservations. Argentine folklore and “You have to show you’re Feb. 17 7 19 22 28 29 Feb. 17 (n) 8173 requests. Red Hatters set for involved, doing things above Dinner and show is and beyond the ordinary,” Feb. 16 1 10 26 29 30 Feb. 17 (d) 3515 Feb. 16 (n) 0218 offered for $20 per Spring Fling Dunford said. Feb. 15 3 9 26 29 31 Feb. 14 1 2 5 15 35 Feb. 16 (d) 9413 person. Concert only tick- In addition to being a Tickets are now being ets are available at $15. Florida Reading Initiative sold for The Red Hatters Feb. 17 19 22 26 29 13 Feb. 17 (n) 910 each. Reservations are trainer and a curriculum annual Green Spring Fling Feb. 14 6 9 17 36 20 Feb. 17 (d) 477 required. To reserve tickets leader at Memorial and must be purchased by Feb. 10 6 27 34 44 14 Feb. 16 (n) 337 and for more information Elementary School, Dunford March 1. Tickets for lunch Feb. 7 12 13 25 39 6 Feb. 16 (d) 675 call the Centre Box office has been very successful at are $9.95. The theme for at 471-1122. Visit winning grants that enhanced decorated hats is anything Feb. 14 3 5 10 26 27 PB: 27 Note: Cash 3 and Play 4 drawings www.UnityofSebring.org or instruction — at least one are twice per day: (d) is the pertaining to casinos. Next jackpot $61 million email TheCentre@vis- every year since 2007 when daytime drawing, (n) is the The event will be at 10 nighttime drawing. tanet.net/. she joined the district as an Feb. 11 3 4 18 29 50 PB: 20 a.m. Thursday, March 8 at Feb. 8 PB: PB: Power Ball elementary teacher, mostly 17 28 38 39 51 33 Brighton in the Bingo Hall. YMCA taking car teaching kindergarten or first For further information, grade. She also earned a mas- KAYLOR & KAYLOR; 5.542"; 1.5"; Black; social security below lottery; 0 0 0 1 6 6 3 4 donations call 465-0161 or email ter’s degree and a specialist [email protected] SEBRING – Got a car degree in educational leader- and not sure what to do Continued on page 7A ship, is working on her read-

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Courtesy photo David Flowers (right) has formally announced his candidacy for the office of Supervisor of Elections for Highlands County. Flowers had previously served the public as a county commissioner, deputy sheriff and criminal investigator, business owner, and volunteer fire- fighter. Flowers is currently the county’s Director of Facilities. ‘I have the background, experience, and education to fulfill the duties of this office and provide the best service possible to our citizens,’ Flowers stated while filing his paperwork with Joe Campbell’s office on Friday morning.

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At rock bottom and still digging 2227 U.S. 27 South • Sebring, FL 33870 • 863-385-6155 NEWSROOM ADVERTISING here is very little to cheer about in the other large Medicaid providers. Shands ROMONA WASHINGTON VICKIE JONES at UF has no local tax support to buy Ext. 518 $69.2 billion budget approved by the Publisher/Executive Editor [email protected] back these cuts.” Ext. 515 Florida House. It is a balanced budget, Nursing homes, mental health treat- T [email protected] certainly, but it is largely balanced on the backs ment center and drug abuse programs CIRCULATION of the poor, the sick and the young. are also on the chopping block. TONY MCCOWAN It’s clear that the Legislature’s main SCOTT DRESSEL Ext. 522 It is a balanced budget, certainly, but will be expected to pay more while priority this election year is to pass out [email protected] it is largely balanced on the backs of the receiving less. yet another no-new-taxes budget. Even Editor Ext. 516 poor, the sick and the young. But the worst thing about the House proposals to begin collecting sales taxes [email protected] At first blush, the $1 billion increase budget, and the Senate’s yet to be on online purchases (which are already BUSINESS OFFICE for public schools seems impressive, approved version, are the deep cuts in legally owed but seldom paid) are being DAN HOEHNE until you consider that just last year the funding for so-called “safety net” hospi- ignored. Sports Editor JANET EMERSON Ext. 528 Ext. 596 Legislature cut $1.35 billion from tals, like Shands at UF, that provide the But the budgets we’re seeing in both [email protected] [email protected] school budgets. bulk of charity care for low income and the House and Senate by no means rep- Per student support for education has poor Floridians. resent a responsible approach to funding been in steady decline for the last five Shands alone stands to lose upward of the basic necessities of a large, modern years, and a $1 billion increase won’t $60 million in Medicaid funding. In a state. begin to make up that deficit. classic case of wishful thinking, law- Lawmakers have been hacking away Agents in your The House budget contains an 8 per- makers are hoping that at least some of at the state spending for five years cent tuition increase for state universi- the state funding cuts for hospitals will straight. They have finally hit rock bot- ties. But it also cuts general revenue be restored by local taxes. But as state tom, but they’re still digging. lunchbox support for higher education by 6 per- Rep. Chuck Chestnut III, D-Gainesville, cent. So, arguably, university students pointed out, “Shands at UF is not like An editorial from the Gainesville Sun. As I grew up and went to school, I ate my share of Laura’s sack lunches. I don’t Look remember ever complain- Laura Ware ing to my mother about them, not even when the The lunch consisted of fare for the day was a the following: a turkey and peanut butter sandwich. My cheese sandwich, a banana, mom’s attitude on lunch some potato chips and was “eat it or go hungry,” apple juice. The preschool which didn’t leave a lot of girl who brought the lunch room for complaints. was told it wasn’t nutri- When John and James tious and was instead given were growing up, I some- a school lunch to eat – times sent them to school from which she consumed with a bag lunch, though as three chicken nuggets. they grew older and harder The school sent the to please I resorted to sim- offensive lunch back home ply giving them money to with the girl along with a buy whatever the school bill for the school lunch of was selling for lunch. Yes, $1.25. I realize this takes points The mother, who is off my Good Mom score, nameless in the article, was but it made life easier for outraged. She wrote a com- me and both boys emerged plaint to her state represen- from the experience tative, whose office is healthy and whole, so I checking it out. School don’t feel quite so guilty officials also were investi- about it. gating. I was never called into Let me point out that by the school to explain my their own standards, the choice of fare for the boys. bag lunch brought to When I was young, no one school that day was appro- ever went poking into my priate. It had servings of lunch bag to check up on grain, meat, dairy, and what my mom was feeding fruit. This isn’t candy and me or my siblings. It was soda we’re talking about assumed that parents were here. TODAY’S LETTERS smart enough to provide And – if I may dare to A threat to the public, their kids with a decent ask – what is the govern- meal. ment doing poking into a tourism Times have apparently kid’s lunchbox anyway? Editor: changed. According to an What business is it of Abuse by the public servant, our article at www.carolina- theirs what is in there? Florida State legislators, land grabs by journal.com and other sites, Where is their constitution- our large landowners is not accepted by someone is inspecting pre- al authority to tell a parent the voting public. school lunches – and what to give a kid for Defeat HB1103 and SB1362; they replacing them if they lunch? are thefts of public property for the don’t meet up to certain I am all for good nutri- very few. Lawmakers want to turn pub- standards. tion, despite what I choose lic waters into private property. I am not kidding. to eat at times. I am NOT This legislation will lead to barbed According to the article, for the government sticking wire and no trespassing signs, keeping The Division of Child their noses where they Florida kayakers, canoeists, boaters, Development and Early don’t belong. And that bird watchers, hunters and sports fish- Education at the means our kid’s lunches. ermen away from their favorite places Department of Health and What’s next? Will food at the edge of our lakes and rivers, Human Services requires inspectors go door to door warns the Florida Audubon Society. all preschool facilities to to examine our refrigera- The legislation, HB1103 and SB1362, serve lunches that meet tors and cupboards? Will is being pushed by agricultural interests USDA guidelines. If a child our grocery lists be and large property owners who stand to brings a lunch from home checked out? Just how far see their holdings increase under a that doesn’t, the facility is will this desire to take care lower water mark definition. Boaters required to supplement the of us go? could be arrested for standing on the meal so that the guidelines Things like this make me shore fishing, hunters could get arrest- are met. shake my head. Do we ed for hunting in marshes that dry in What are these guide- really want a federal gov- low water seasons. lines? They consist of one ernment that goes to this Florida’s definition of the “ordinary serving each of milk, meat, level in the name of “tak- high water” separates public from pri- and grain, and two servings ing care of us?” vate lands has stood legal muster for eye. Its beauty and family recreation is Bouquet of vegetables and/or fruit. I know I don’t. I’m not decades, taken from an editorial from gone. Property values, lost business Blue Lagoon a slice of Keep this in mind, it gets so sure about my fellow the Gainesville Sun and needs repeat- revenue and the attraction for future important later. Americans. heaven ing. residents is non-existent. This came to a number Laura Ware is a Sebring resi- It is also a threat to Florida’s tourism I called every human being in the of people’s attention dent. She can be contacted by e- industry, Florida’s largest industry. The county that may have some knowledge Editor: because someone checking Dear Highlands County and sur- mail at bookwormlady@ tourism industry depends on its public on the mystery, no answers. Forget try- out lunchboxes at an ele- embarqmail.com Visit her web- access to its many lakes and waterways ing to attract industry and airport com- rounding area: Do you like good food? mentary school in Raeford, If you do, go to the Blue Lagoon, 4120 site at www.laurahware.com. and wetlands. Let’s protect people and merce. No one will come. It’s a embar- North Carolina on Jan. 30 Guest columns are the opinion U.S. 27 N., in Sebring (471-6001) next animal rights, animals that exist no rassment to our community. I am start- came across a lunch they of the writer, not necessarily to the car wash. place on earth other than on the Lake ing a website soon, www.savelakejack- deemed unfit according to those of the staff of the News- My wife and I ate there the other Wales Ridge area. They draw people son.com/. the guidelines. Sun. from all over the world to see our beau- Paul Gaetano night and had hot, peel-and-eat shrimp tiful state. Sebring — we thought we were in the Keys. Stop the drainage and drawdown of They were the best shrimp ... so succu- Florida’s public waters to enrich the Offering answers lent and delicious. We also had a great EDITORIAL PAGE POLICY few. Editor: salad and some fried waffle sweet pota- Make sure to sign your letter and include your Stop HB1103 and SB1362. In letters to the editor on toes. The next best thing about our address and phone number. Anonymous letters will be Billie E. Jewett (Wednesday) Feb. 15, Michael Smith meal was the price. It was so reason- automatically rejected. Sebring asked some religious questions. able. Please keep your letters to a maximum of 400 Be sure to tell Rob (and/or Bob) we Lake Jackson needs help If he will contact me via e-mail ( words. We have to make room for everybody. Letters [email protected]) I will answer his sent you. It’s a little slice of heaven. of local concern take priority. Editor: questions Scripturally. Now, great, new excited customers, Send your letter to 2227 U.S. 27 South, Sebring, FL Where is the water in lake Jackson? Pastor George C. Parsons Donn and Judith Goodwin 33870; drop it off at the same address; fax 385-1954; Sebring’s jewel is now sebring's black Lake Placid Sebring or e-mail [email protected].

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By CHRISTOPHER address the dangers of tak- TUFFLEY ing drugs and having sex as [email protected] well as the pressures that SEBRING — Middle and come with dating. high school students and There will be discussions their parents, as well as of the influences of modern youth ministers and youth entertainment and role directors are asked to mark models. Saturday, Feb. 25 on their “We’ll be helping kids calendars. think about the emotional, That is the day the physical, and spiritual con- Southside Community sequences of bad deci- News-Sun photo by SAMANTHA GHOLAR Resource Center plans its Seniors Danielle Francis, Natasha Owens and Kelsey sions,” Brown said. first day-long, faith-based Colicci serve bowls of soup to Soup Up the Arts attendees “I do this because I want Thursday afternoon at Sebring High School. Teen Summit at Avon Park to. I have to give back to the Middle School. The event is free. community.” Soup Up the Arts a “We’re trying to get as He added that the untime- many kids to come as possi- ly death of Whitney super success again ble,” said Keith Brown, one Houston is a perfect exam- of the organizers and a ple of why teens need guid- Continued from page 1A “We made way more than member of the Polk County ance in a chaotic world. we planned,” said Acosta. Sheriff’s Office. “We’re The summit begins at 10 Salvodor are the two students “Our goal was 450, we ended promoting a positive a.m. and ends at 4 p.m. whom this year’s fundraiser News-Sun photo by SAMANTHA GHOLAR up with around 600 (bowls).” Sophomore Anthony Saja creates a large bowl during the approach to life.” For more information call will benefit. Acosta continued to help annual Soup Up the Arts fundraiser at Sebring High Guest speakers will Brown at (863) 513-8826. Both Palaciof and Soup Up attendees find the School. Saja and Josiah Berry (standing) created more than 300 bowls for the event. Salvodor have struggled with perfect addition to their bowl cancer and are currently still collection. fighting their battles. “I’m looking for some- spent most of the evening at than 30 minutes. I can do County to discuss Guests at the Soup Up thing orange,” said one guest. the bowl maker creating them in like 10 to 15,” said event turned in tickets in Another guest came in additional bowls. Saja. exchange for one-of-a-kind looking for a bowl made by a “Between both of us we No matter the length of changes to LDR bowls created by SHS art stu- certain talented young artist. made about 300 bowls,” said time it takes, Saja, Berry and dents. Hundreds of glazed, “I want one made by Berry. the rest of the SHS art class Continued from page 1A alcoholic beverages. colorful bowls filled the Anthony,” said the guest to Saja agreed and began to spent time and energy to put According to the county asking those times to be tables along the wall in the senior Sara Carol. explain the process of bowl together an event that goes agenda packet, the school reduced to 15 days. cafeteria waiting for selec- Carol kindly directed the making. above and beyond to help fel- A spreadsheet accompa- board rejected the idea of tion. guest to a section of bowls “The time it takes to make low students. nying the LDR changes reducing the setbacks which Senior Katryna Acosta was created by sophomore art stu- a bowl is different. For a big Ticket sales alone collect- showed that staff already “would not be a benefit to pleased with the event and dent Anthony Saja. one, it can take anywhere ed well over $2,000. The performed below the neces- the school board.” smiled brightly to each pass- Saja and Josiah Berry each from 30 minutes to an hour a final count will be completed sary time limits, and even Another change in the ing guest in assistance. created the most bowls. Saja small one can be done in less this week. below the proposed 15 LDRs includes a require- days, on most projects from ment that homeowners 2007-10. associations cannot sell In addition to the faster roads or right-of-ways Students to help tornado victims in Ala. times from drawings to without first offering to dedicate them to the county. Continued from page 1A ground breaking, the com- mission will hear from staff The commission meets in do Jan. 24, just nine months concerning reducing the the Government Center at after another devastating minimum setbacks between 600 S Commerce at 9 a.m. series of tornados swept schools and places that sell Tuesday. through the same area. Niel Matheis has become increasingly involved in the project and is working with the students along with oth- Justices urged to limit ers in the community and congregation to go above redistricting review and beyond the call of duty. Associated Press enough time to conduct a “My best friend and I TALLAHASSEE — complete review. wanted to do something Challengers submitted writ- Bondi, a Republican, more,” said Matheis. ten arguments Friday asking submitted the plan to the The duo took on the chal- the Florida Supreme Court Supreme Court on Feb. 10, lenge of collecting supplies to reject the Republican- which began a 30-day to take on the trip to controlled Legislature’s review period. Oral argu- Birmingham. Matheis’ moth- plan to redistrict itself while ment is scheduled for Feb. er and her boyfriend have Attorney General Pam 29, just 10 days before the been a vital part of the strat- Bondi urged the justices to justices must make deci- egy to provide supplies to conduct an “extremely lim- sion. those in need by providing ited” review. The arguments focus on the boys with a 53-foot trail- News-Sun photo by KATARA SIMMONS The Florida Senate also whether the Legislature has er to collect items for trans- Books, puzzles, toys and games are being collected as well as basic hygiene items to help victims of a recent tornado in Birmingham, Ala. filed a brief arguing the complied with an anti-ger- port. maps should be approved rymandering amendment “We are starting to collect and joining Bondi in sug- that voters placed in the items for people that were that, then it would be great. something that you want to everything. gesting that challengers, Florida Constitution in affected by the tornado. We The big thing we need is donate but you are unable to “First we will drop off all instead, be required to make 2010 through a citizen ini- are working with a founda- kids’ toys. These families get it down here to us, we the items at the Foundry. more detailed claims in tiative. They also approved tion called The Foundry and lost everything and while have church members who The next day we are hosting lower courts. a second Fair Districts they work closely with the they are in shelters waiting are organizing things to be a block party in a communi- The justices should pre- amendment that covers con- Red Cross. The Red Cross to have their homes rebuilt picked up,” Matheis said. ty to get everyone out and sume the validity of the gressional redistricting. pre-screens families to see if the kids are bored; we don’t The students will be col- involved. We will do a lot of Legislature’s work, not Both prohibit lawmakers they need assistance,” want them to be sitting lecting items and donations cleaning up and rebuilding attempt to find a “perfect” from intentionally drawing explained Matheis. around twiddling their every weekend until they and of course we will spread plan and approve the maps maps to favor or disfavor A number of items are thumbs. We want them to leave for Birmingham on the word, which is the most “unless there is obvious, incumbents and political needed to supply the fami- still be able to be kids,” March 10. important thing,” Matheis facial error,” Bondi wrote. parties. They also protect lies in Birmingham during Matheis said. The drop off location is at said. A brief submitted by the minority voting rights, the group’s trip. Things such Members of the congrega- the old Atlantic Diesel ware- For more information con- Florida Democratic Party require districts to be com- as clothing (men, women, tion have backed Matheis house on County Road 621 tact Matheis at 840-2113. To also asked the justices to pact and say that existing kids), baby supplies, water, and the youth group’s mis- in Lake Placid. Students will arrange pick-up for items, allow parties to file subse- political and geographic toiletries (deodorant, tooth- sion. Donations and services be present from 10 a.m. until contact the First quent challenges if they boundaries should be fol- paste, etc.), and used work- have been provided to ensure 3 p.m. every Saturday and 2 Presbyterian Church in Lake decide they don’t have lowed if feasible. ing appliances. that this project becomes a p.m. until 4 p.m. every Placid at 465-2742. “We aren’t expecting peo- reality. Sunday. 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www.newssun.com News-Sun ࡗ Sunday, February 19, 2012 Page 7A Electric cars not new to Sebring OBITUARIES JOHN JONGENS Shepherd Hospice, 1110 She was an active member John Jongens, 84, of Lake Hammock Road, Sebring, FL of First Presbyterian Church Continued from page 2A Three thousand books ated by Goad and is on dis- Placid passed away 33870. Online condolences in Lake Placid. Her other were ordered. They’re $25 play in a storefront at the lies, arranged in more than Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012. Mr. and memories may be shared interests included music, gar- each, but if you buy two or Lakeshore Mall throughout 120 displays and hundreds Jongens was born Dec. 15, by visiting dening, and reading. more, they’re $20 each. the Centennial Year. of files and are readily 1927 in Wormer, North www.bankspagetheus.com. Joanne is survived by her They will be sold as first- Mayor George Hensley accessible to researchers. Holland, The Netherlands Arrangements are entrusted children, Keith R. Miller urges all citizens, groups, All activities of the come, first-served, but are and moved to Lake Placid in to Banks/Page-Theus clubs, societies and busi- (Valerie), Larry D. Miller archives management are printed locally at The Print 1983 from Warren, Mich., Funerals and Cremations, nesses to join in the celebra- (Juanita), Craig J. Miller intended to shine light on Shop, so more can be after his retirement from Wildwood. tion. The Centennial (Renae), and step-daughter the positive accomplish- ordered and received in a Ford Motor Company. He Planning Committee meets Lynn Paiz (Rick); 13 grand- ments of people in our com- timely manner. had served in the Royal JOANNE SEIPLE the first Thursday of each children and 10 great grand- munity, to remember and Goad wrote the Dutch Army from 1947- Joanne M. Seiple, 79, of month at 4 p.m. The public children. She was prede- honor individuals who have Centennial book with con- 1950, was a member of the Lake Placid, Fla., passed is invited and encouraged to ceased by her husband, James represented the best in tributing articles from Memorial United Methodist away on Friday, Feb. 10, attend, at the Jack Stroup and her step-daughter, moral values and communi- Patricia Pond, Romona Church in Lake Placid where 2012 at the Palms of Sebring (Sebring) Civic Center. Pamela Schaefer. ty spirit, to include every Washington and Allen he was in the choir. He also Rehabilitation Center. Like us on Facebook at A memorial service will be person and group and lead Altvater III. Gary enjoyed being a handyman Joanne was born to the late www.facebook.com/Celebrat held at First Presbyterian them to realize they are Lamperelli directed the and a bicyclist. Russell and Pearl eSebringCentennial, go to Church, 118 N. Oak Ave, “stakeholders” in the com- book ad sales campaign, He is survived by his lov- Bergenstock, the website, Lake Placid, Fla., at 2 p.m. munity. which was necessary to fund ing wife of 52 years, Ellen; on 2 April www.Sebring100.com, call Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012. She The Historical Society the publishing. Many of the two daughters and their hus- 1932, in 655-5554 or email will be interred alongside her just completed a commemo- ads in the book are histori- bands, Janet and Terry Allentown, [email protected] to late husband, Robert C.F. rative “One-Hundred Years cal themselves, with tributes Alphonse of Casco, Mich. Pa. She grad- get involved. Miller, at St Paul’s Cemetery, of Sebring” centennial book, to family members and busi- and Cynthia and James uated from Reference this article in Trexlertown, Pa. illustrating the 100-year his- nesses, accompanied by Williams of Brandon; sister, Allentown every Sunday and you won’t In celebration of her life tory of the town. It’s cur- photos of the same. Gre Jongens of Leiden, The Seiple High School miss a thing. and in lieu of flowers, dona- rently being published so it In addition to the book, Netherlands; nine grandchil- in 1950 and tions may be made in Jen Brown is a member of the should be available for pur- an extensive, five double- dren and two great-grand- later that year married Robert Joanne's memory to the First Sebring Centennial chase by the end of the board display depicting the children. He was preceded in C.F. Miller, starting her fami- Presbyterian Church Committee. month. history of Sebring was cre- death by his parents, Douwe ly and career. Following the Memorial Fund, 118 N. Oak and Cornelia Jongens. death of her husband Ave, Lake Placid, Fla. OMMUNITY RIEFS Mr. Jongens life will be (Robert) in 1970, she remar- C B celebrated at 11 a.m. ried (James E. Seiple) in Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012 in 1977, and later retired and Continued from page 2A Death notice No Two Pros, Mixed Fireman. Call for time. Memorial United Methodist relocated to Florida where Bavarian Doubles at 9 a.m. Loyal Order of the Moose Church, Lake Placid. For she spent the remainder of Donald J. Rousseau Sr., - Friday – meets at 6:30 p.m. Monday. those wishing, memorial her life. Prior to her retire- 92, of Sebring, died Monday, Wunderkinds play District/State/Amateur Women of the Moose and contributions may be made ment, she was employed as Feb. 13, 2012. Memorial at club Shuffleboard Draw the House Committee meet to The Lakeview Christian an executive secretary at service will be at 10 a.m. Doubles, 9 a.m. School, 503 Kent Ave. Lake Allentown State Hospital for Sunday, Feb. 19 at St. SEBRING — The at 7 p.m. The LOOM - Saturday – Board meet- Placid, FL 33852 or Good more than 25 years. Catherine Catholic Church. Sebring Recreation Club General meeting is 7:30 ing, 3 p.m. will host the Bavarian p.m. Music from 6-10 p.m. Call 385-2966. Wunderkinds band along with Fireman on Wednesday, Franke on with its annual Germanfest Shrine Ladies host today. German food will be Thursday, Big Freddie on served starting at 12:30 card party Friday and Written in Red p.m.; the band will play on Saturday. Call 465-0131. AVON PARK — The from 1-3 p.m. The Lake Placid Elks Ladies of the Highlands Lodge 2661 will host music Never Fade Shrine Club will host a with Chrissy on Monday. luncheon and card party Bluegrass in Call for time. There will be from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. a blood drive on Friday and concert today Monday at 2604 State Road music by Don and Allen. 17 South. Donation is $7 AVON PARK — Never Call for times. Any ques- each. The event is open to Fade Bluegrass Gospel tions, call 465-5707. players of bridge, cards, Band will be in concert at The American Legion games, etc. 10 a.m. today at Calvary Auxiliary, Placid Unit 25 Call 386-1939. Baptist Church, 2220 U.S. will hosting a casino trip to 27 South, (across from Immokalee on Tuesday. South Florida Community Model Railroad Club meets Tuesday Cost is $25 (you receive College). $30 free play and $5 food To book a concert, con- SEBRING — All Sebring voucher). Coffee and tact Bill Keen at (813) 752- doughnuts served from 1900 or e-mail Model Railroad Club will 7:45-8:15 a.m., from the [email protected] meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday American Legion Post, . at the Church of Christ, 3800 Sebring Parkway, 1490 U.S. 27 North. Sign- Courtesy photo Primal Connection unless otherwise directed. up before Tuesday. Non- Cara Dunford reads to Vicki Payne’s 2nd grade class at Memorial Elementary School. members welcome. Call gathers for drum Members run model rail- Many of the children pictured were Dunford’s students in 2011, she said, and helped her roads on their “HO” Gauge 655-0232. earn her National Board certification. circle layout. The VFW Post 3880 will SEBRING — The Primal Call Curtis Petersen at host music with Tom on Dunford earns National Board recognition Connection Community 382-6967. Friday. Call for time. Horse Continued from page 2A The delay, however, cost national board education Drum Circle will take place races are set for 5:30 p.m. teachers in off the ledge,” behind the Sebring Civic NARFE meets Friday. Call 699-5444. her. “I watched the stipend stipend was cut.” she said. Center, 355 W. Center Ave, Tuesday The American Legion slowly disappear,” she said. The stipend, however, is Dunford said she began overlooking Lake Jackson, Placid Post 25, 1490 U.S. “It’s ironic that the year not what motivated her. She the application process in from 3-5 p.m. today. SEBRING — NARFE 27 North, will sponsoring Florida adopted the national teaches for the love and Everybody is welcome. Chapter 288 of Highlands “That’s Entertainment USO August of 2010 and turned in standards is the same year the reward of teaching. Bring a chair or blanket. County will meet Tuesday Tribute Show” from 7-9:30 her completed packet in Bring an instrument if you at Homer’s Smorgasbord. p.m. Saturday, Feb. 25 with November of 2011. have one. Bring something Lunch is at 11 a.m., fol- two acts plus intermission. She learned of her success MARTIAL ARTS (pp); 3.639"; 3"; Black; main ff to drink. Bring a friend. All lowed by the speaker and Tickets $15. Call 465-0975. in January. top rhp ; 0 0 0 1 6 4 3 8 ages. business meeting at noon. “My goal was to become a Join the Primal The guest speaker will be SEBRING nationally certified teacher Connection and make a joy- Elizabeth Peralta of Blue The Sebring Elks 1529 even before I knew I wanted ous sound. No experience Cross/Blue Shield of will host a Mardi Gras a master’s,” she said. Back necessary. Play along, Florida. party from 4:30-7:30 p.m. then the district paid the cost dance or just enjoy the All current and retired Tuesday with dinner and of application ($2,500) in music. Some percussion federal employees (and music for $7. Dance to full. spouses) are invited to instruments will be avail- Buddy Canova. Dance to As life happens, Dunford attend. able for the public to use. music by Frank E. from began work on her master’s For more information, first. It took three years to This is a fun event for the 4:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday call LR “Corky” Dabe, complete — what with full- whole family. (dance only, $5). Dinner For more information president, at 382-9447. time teaching and a young and/or dance on Friday. contact Fred Leavitt, Primal son at home. Call for details. Call 471- Connection, at 402-8238 or Events planned at 3557. e-mail fred@primalconnec- lodges, posts tion.org AVON PARK Telecom Pioneers Did You Tournaments at The Combat Veterans meet Wednesday Recreation Club Memorial VFW Post 9853 JD FINANCIAL; 3.639"; 4"; Black; make good LAKE PLACID — KNOW? will have NASCAR on the 2/19,22; 0 0 0 1 7 0 5 4 big screen today. Call for Telecom Pioneers In Florida, the bicycle is SEBRING — The legally defined as a vehicle. Sebring Recreation Club, time. Music by Uptown (Telephone Bell System People) will hold a lunch- Bicyclists using a public 333 Pomegranate Avenue, Country from 5-8 p.m. roadway are considered will host the following Friday. Karaoke by Johnny eon meeting at 11:45 a.m. operators of motor vehicles events this week: B. from 5-8 p.m. Saturday. Wednesday at the Elks and are responsible for observing all traffic laws. - Monday – Amateur For details, call 453-9853. Lodge in Lake Placid. With few exceptions, there Shuffleboard Tournament, Lunch is $8.75 per per- is only one road and it Any Doubles at 9 a.m. LAKE PLACID son. Call Dee Gray at 385- is up to motorists and - Wednesday – Line The Lake Placid Moose 2367 for reservations. bicyclists to treat each other with care and respect. dancing, 6:30 p.m. 2374 will host the district Telecom Pioneers from Adherence to the law is the - Thursday – Moose Riders’ meeting at 1 Avon Park, Sebring and foundation of respect. Shuffleboard Tournament, p.m. today. Music with Lake Placid are invited.

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SECTION B BUSINESS News-Sun Sunday, February 19, 2012 Financial Helping good memories hang around intervention Hawaii native’s for your personalized jewelry parents? Sometimes it’s hard lasts a lifetime enough just keeping track of your own finances. But, as By SAMANTHA GHOLAR Shaedon takes her time and is many of us have learned, life [email protected] careful with the precious gets even more complicated SEBRING — Looking for pieces that go into the prod- when your parents come to a way to hang on to your uct. you for assistance with their Valentine’s bouquet forever? Along with flower petals, money matters – or worse, Endearings jewelry may be Shaedon creates earrings when they don’t ask for help just the thing you need. from other everyday items but really should. Created by Hawaii native, that people may want to pre- Many people are fiercely Dawn Shaedon, Endearings serve. independ- is a unique idea that allows Lace, animal fur and hair ent and customers to have a piece of are a few other things that hate to one moment or one special can be transformed into a relinquish day for a lifetime. pair of earrings for any occa- control Shaedon creates one-of-a- sion. over any kind jewelry by drying out “I can take a piece of lace aspect of flower petals from from a dress or a bridal veil their lives, Valentine’s Day bouquets, and make them earrings too. especially wedding bouquets, anniver- Also you can do fur from personal News-Sun photo by SAMANTHA GHOLAR Personal saries or any other special your dog and things like Dawn Shaedon creates unique ‘Endearings’ by hand that capture a specific moment in financial day that may come up. that,” Shaedon said. time for customer to wear for a lifetime. matters. Finance “I started doing this in The earrings come in a Some are Jason Hawaii. A friend of mine got variety of shapes — rectan- has been building up her cus- downright Alderman me started in Los Angeles gle, teardrops, hearts and cir- tomer base. Shaedon feels the suspicious when anyone, when I lived there. I’ve been cles — all of which are avail- uniqueness and the sentimen- including their own children, in Sebring for three months able to create the molds and tal value of the product is the tries to intercede. now,” said Shaedon. earrings for customers. most important thing about But don’t give up. Try to Petals from flowers are “You can take an item her business. become familiar with your dried and then placed into a that’ll be put away in a scrap Interested customers can parents’ financial, medical transparent case mold where book or thrown away and contact Shaedon at her home and legal records while their Shaedon “freezes” them in make it wearable forever. office to place an order. health and finances are still time. Once the molds are dry That’s why I call them “You can just take a couple in good shape so you'll be and hardened, Shaedon uses Endearings. I’m a real of flower petals and seal able to spot any warning tools and materials to trans- romantic, sentimental person. them in an envelope and get signs that something’s amiss. form the mold into earrings. For me to be able to provide them to me and I create the Indicators that your par- “It’s a wonderful idea. something from a moment in earrings,” Shaedon said. ents might need a hand Everywhere I go I get com- a day that can be cherished The earrings are priced at include: pliments on my earrings, and kept forever, it makes me $20 a pair. Currently - Unpaid bills, late pay- women always ask me where happy,” Shaedon said. Shaedon is working on build- News-Sun photo by SAMANTHA GHOLAR ment notices or utility shut- I got my earrings from,” Endearings has been fea- ing her Endearings website Each pair of Endearings are hand made by designer off warnings. Shaedon said. tured at local craft and art and can be reached by phone Dawn Shaedon. The earrings are created from personal - Calls or letters from pieces of flower petals, love letters, lace or any other inti- The process to creating the shows and festivals the last at 382-6565 or 808-203- mate item. earrings is a bit long, but couple months as Shaedon 3804. See TAKING, page 2B

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Page 2B News-Sun ࡗ Sunday, February 19, 2012 www.newssun.com BUSINESS Manrique named interim Business seminar president, CEO of set for Feb. 29 Special to the News-Sun business or who have start- AVON PARK – “Starting ed a business and want to Cornerstone Hospice Your Business” is a free make sure they did it cor- seminar presented by the rectly. Licenses, marketing, Special to the News-Sun a prior president and CEO of grams as well as writing Small Business entity selection, and busi- SEBRING – Ed Clement, hospices along with three CON’s (Certificates of Need) Development Center at ness planning are among chairman of the board of experiences in fulfilling an to permit Cornerstone’s University of South Florida. the items discussed. directors for Cornerstone interim position. growth into Orange, Osceola, It will be held on The seminar will be pre- Hospice & Palliative Care Additionally, she has expert- Polk, Hardee, Highlands Mary Manrique Wednesday, Feb. 29 at sented by David Noel, Inc., has announced the ise in organizational psychol- counties,” Lehotsky said. South Florida Community Certified Business Analyst appointment of Mary ogy, with a wealth of knowl- “We couldn’t have accom- College Corporate and with the SBDC. Seating is Manrique BSN, MA as inter- edge in organizational devel- plished this and so much the staff and the support of Continuing Education limited, so call Noel at 784- im president and CEO for the opment and growth.” more without her. I have the communities we serve, Room T05 from 2-4:30 p.m. 7378 to reserve a seat in the not-for-profit organization Retiring CEO Pat every confidence that Mary’s we will continue to provide It is designed for persons seminar or for further infor- which cares for patients and Lehotsky was delighted to leadership will allow the leadership and excellence in thinking of starting a small mation. families facing a life-threat- learn of this appointment. organization to meet today’s hospice and palliative care.” ening illness in Sebring and “Mary’s work with healthcare challenges and Since 1984, Cornerstone throughout all Highlands, Cornerstone as VP plan for the future.” Hospice and Palliative Care, Hardee and Polk counties. Patient/Family Services/ Transition and change is Inc., a not-for-profit commu- “With over 30 years of Chief Operating Officer always challenging but a con- nity-based healthcare organi- Deuth joins Re/Max hospice experience and 12 where she has been responsi- stant reality. In accepting, zation, has provided care and years at Cornerstone ble for the development and Manrique said, “I’m honored services to central Florida Realty Plus II Hospice,” Clement said, management of all clinical to have been entrusted with residents experiencing life- “Mary was the logical choice operations that included such this position and appreciate limiting illnesses. To learn Special to the News-Sun to provide leadership and activities as establishing the the support I’ve been receiv- more, call 382-4563 or toll- LAKE PLACID – Jean continuity during this time of Marketing and Access ing from everyone. Each and free (800)503-5756 in Deuth has joined Re/Max transition; we are so fortu- Department, developing, every one at Cornerstone is Highlands and Hardee coun- Realty Plus II. nate to have someone with planning and implementing so important to our mission ties or visit www.corner- her skills and knowledge hospice houses, developing of providing the very best in stonehospice.org as well as Deuth joins after 12 within our organization. In the award-winning ‘Tuck-In’ end-of-life care to patients www.SeriousIllness.org/Corn years with a smaller compa- addition, Manrique has been and Life Enrichment pro- and families. Together with erstone. ny. She has been a multi- million producer each year and looks forward to the same success at Re/Max. Taking over parents’ finances not an easy decision Deuth specializes in waterfront properties, and Continued from page 1B sessions and relevant paper- cial management program daunting task for anyone. has a vast knowledge of the work (such as property run by Visa Inc. (www.prac- Offer to help with the paper- Deuth creditors or collection agen- inventory, as well as the deeds, car registration, jew- ticalmoneyskills.com/budg- work; or, if they work with cies. residential market in gener- Deuth is an avid LPHS elry, etc.). eting). an accountant or tax prepar- - They’ve had to choose al. sports fan. - Outstanding and recur- - If you’re helping pay or er, ask to attend the next between filling prescriptions She lives in Lake Placid Contact Deuth at 414- ring debts (mortgage, car process their bills, request meeting. and buying food, utilities or with her husband, and they 5326 or stop by and see her loan, medical bills, utilities, that duplicate account state- Don’t be afraid to ask other necessities. have two daughters and at her new location, 801 etc.). ments be sent to you as well, your parents if they need - Unlikely magazine sub- three grandchildren all liv- U.S. 27 North, just immedi- - All income sources, so you can quickly spot any help managing their ing in Lake Placid as well. ately north of RaceWay. scriptions or cheap prizes – including Social Security, errant activity. finances. Chances are, in 30 signs they may be targets of pension, 401(k), IRA, invest- - Set up automatic bill years you’ll thank your own telemarketing or get-rich- ment accounts and savings. payment for utilities and kids for the offer. Follow the News-Sun on quick schemes. - Bank accounts, credit other monthly bills to avoid - Seemingly unnecessary cards, safe deposit box con- late payment fees. Just make Jason Alderman directs Visa’s home improvements; or con- tents and insurance policies, sure the account is always financial education programs. versely, signs that they can't including password, agent sufficiently funded. 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Henscratch Farms wins nine awards Special to the News-Sun Magnolia, a semi-sweet LAKE PLACID scuppernong wine; a Silver – Henscratch Farms Vineyard Medal for Country Blush, a & Winery participated in the sweet scuppernong and mus- 24th annual International cadine blend; a Silver Medal Wise & Grape Juice for Golden Sunrise, a dry fin- Competition held in Tampa at ish scuppernong wine; a the Florida State Fair from Silver Medal for Raspberry Feb. 9-11. A panel of 25 Southern Sippin’, a semi- accredited wine judges from sweet fashion fruity sipping across the nation gathered to wine; and a Bronze Medal for taste and judge wines from Country Red, a sweet musca- more than 200 commercial dine wine. wineries, and 35 hobbyist The grapes that these wine makers from around the wines are made from, scup- world. pernongs and muscadines, This year Highlands are both native grapes to this County can share in the area and are grown on the 20- recognition of Henscratch acre farm located only a few Farms bringing back nine miles off U.S. 27 in Lake awards from the annual com- Placid. These grapes are har- petition. Henscratch Farms vested in August and submitted seven wines to this September each year produc- competition, all bringing ing 4,000 gallons of wine back awards. annually available only at The awards are a Double Henscratch Farms Winery. Gold Medal and Best of Business hours are 10 a.m. Show Florida White for to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Country White, a sweet scup- Saturday and 12-4 p.m. pernong wine; a Double Gold Sunday. It is closed Medal for Red Sunset, a dry Mondays. Call 699-2060 or finish muscadine wine; a go online to www.hen- Gold Medal for Southern scratchfarms.com/. C M Y K

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Nov. 18, 2011 $12,000. PT TR 17 In Sec. 7-36-29, $89,900. Club Community Unit 13, 36-31/Easement, $65,000. Nadine DesGouttes to $49,000. Charles P. Raupach to $135,000. Shawn A. Wiggins to Duane J. Sugg to Sandra Lona Hinds, L8 Blk 152 David William Smith, L9 PT Jerry Wayne Davis to Lawrence J. Martin, L16 Blk Witt, L1107 Sebring Hills, Placid Lakes Sec. 12, Nov. 30 L10 Lake Josephine Sub, Brian H. Lee, L18/19 Blk A 2 Lake June Pointe Phase 2, $79,900. $5,500. $200,000. Cherokee Hts., $68,500. $277,500. Richard S. McClelland to Circle Three Development Matthew Varkey to Peggy Deutsche Bank National John M. Bedell to Bobby John Tozzi to Gene R. Eric Zwayer, L1 PT L2 Blk to Jonathan Sapp, L19 Lynn Beck, PT Sec. 5-35- Trust Co. to Jason A. Hirsh, J. Runner, L14 River Greens Conley, PT Sec. 23-34-29, 267 Lake Sebring Sub, Sebring Commerce Center, 31/Other, $312,000. L75 Blk 196 Sun 'N Lake Sub, $130,000. $5,000. $38,000. $56,000. Est. Replat, $25,200. Adeline Ann Walther to Diana Jamerson to James Sheila Thomson Tubbs to Nov. 23 Karen Sue Brakebill to Dec. 5 Nestor Berdecia, L2B PT Tucker, Parcel 95 Highlands Kendall L. Ogg, PT TR A Richard Cruz, L9 Blk 131 L2A/3A/3B Blk R Tomoka Homes Sub, $8,500. Bank of America to Robert Somervale Downs, $54,500. Frances J. Tiner to Mann Heights Sec. 3, $100,000. Klemens Schoenfelder to W. Hykes, L22 Blk 268 Phyllis Fields-Elias to Leisure Lakes Sec. 6, Spitler III, L9 Blk 135 Vera S. Nigh to Janet James E. Jackemeyer, L3 Sun'N Lake Est. Sebring Robert A. Pilkington, L44 $78,000. Northside Sub/Other, Rivera, L7-9 Josephine PT L4 Blk 2 Erin Park, Unit 13, $124,900. Grayces Mobile Est. Unit 2, Joanne P. Walker to $23,000. Nature Land, $100,000. $32,000. Dawn Michele Lewis to $52,000. Charles R. Bates, Unit 113 Paul Sanford Greenstein Douglas W. Lockhart to Ronald E. Hochhauser to Jason Honderick, L17/18 Blk Sandra Lynch to Robert S. Building 4 Golf Village to Robert A. Cox, L15 Hilda Barajas, L3 PT L2/3 Brett Stalls Hogan, L13 Blk 218 Carva Hills Sub, McClain, L109-B Cormorant Condo, $53,500. Tomoka Heights Sec. 2-5 Blk 29 J H Drigger’s Add to 13 Placid Ridge Est., $30,000. Point Sub Unit 11, $117,000. Johnny L. Baugher to Replat, $135,000. the Town of Lake Stearns, $90,000. Manuel Vasquez to Rory D. Davis to Florencio Cheryl A. Baugher, L35 Blk Paul I. Holbert to RCN & $99,900. Allan MacDougall to Larry George C. Fisher, L4 Blk Jereos, L9498-9501 Avon 750 Sun 'N Lake Est. FEN Revocable Trust, Aaron P. Michaud to E. Drake, L14 Blk I Avon 206 Sun'N Lakes Est. Sec. Park Lakes Unit 29, Sebring Unit 15 R1, L1A/1B Thunderbird Hill Kristophr V. Le, L94 Golf Lakes, $120,000. 18, $62,000. $65,000. $99,200. Village III, $108,000. Hammock Unit III, $179,000. Glena M. Scott to Miguel Judith A. Howard to Robert R. Sunderman to Vincent E. Honc to Rita Owen to W. Henry Louis Pagan to Eliud Soto, Gonzalez, L7487/7488 Avon Kenneth Daniels, L9 Blk 22 Loren J. Kaufman, Unit 20 Richard Green Jr., TR 28 B Shaw Jr., L18 Blk 140 Placid L28 Blk 23 Sun 'N Lake Est. Park Lakes Unit 23, Sun'N Lake Est. Sebring Dockside of Sun'N Lakes, In Sec. 7-36-29, $60,000. Lakes Sec. 11, $60,000. Sebring Unit 2, $45,000. $84,000. Unit 2, $55,000. $78,000. Eugene W. Trumble to Heartland National Bank David C. Colman to Whitney McGee, L56 Pine & James Patton to Jerry L. Cassandra S.C. Van to Octavio N. Nunez, PT Dec. 7 Clevenger, L29 Blk 263 Robert A. Daniels, L3 Oak Waveren to Theodore O. Lake Sub, $65,000. Sec. 18-34-31, $235,000. Sun'N Lake Est. Sebring Lane Sub, $36,000. Kayes, L19 Sylvan Shores Velva Ruth Hartt to Bar Vr, Luz Marina Munoz to Lee A. Riggenbach to Unit 13, $150,000. Eric Seamon to Theodore Est. Sec. D, $7,000. PT Sec. 3-36-28/Other, Martha Callejas, L49 James R. Weslager, L6 Blk L. Barscewski, L16-18 Blk Carl W. Harner to Claudia $900,000. Holiday Acres, $4,000. 12 Lake Haven Est. Sec. 1, Nov. 21 130 Leisure Lakes Sec. 6, R. Brigham, L21 PT L20/22 Olan E. Brewer to Heath Shirley Elsea to Harry M. $120,000. $146,500. M. Barnes, L10907/10908 Janet Steadham to Jerry E. Fisher to Karen B. Blk 264 Lake Sebring, Love, L33 Blk 2 Venetian Donald L. Sheets to Avon Park Lakes Unit 34, William C. Whorley, L5 Blk 7 Whittington, L4A Blk Q $62,900. Village Revised, $52,000. Dennis R. Bowden, L321 $59,500. Fransvilla, $80,000. Tomoka Heights Sec. 3, Thomas A. Baker to Marilyn R. Heller to Louis Grayces Mobile Est. Add 3 Richard E. Bentz to $110,000. Joseph Brooks, L9048-9050 Cullen, L31 Blk 100 Placid Unrec, $26,000. Dec. 2 Raymond C. McKenzie, L21 William J. Poleatewich to Avon Park Lakes Unit 28, Lakes Sec. 15, $110,000. Blk F Spring Lake Village Cindy Lou Stephenson, $125,000. Survival Tech to Juan A. Frank J. Brady to Charles Nov. 28 VIII/Other, $230,000. L1064 Sebring Hills, Shawn Cruse to Sharah Robles, L854 Sebring Ridge W. Bartels, PT L1/2 Lake Cypress Ridge Land & $75,000. Noel S. Durrance to Willie S. Burnley, L2 Blk G Lake Sec. D, $2,200. Placid Shores, $400,000. Homes Inc. to Larry J. Wolf, Haydee Badal to Aaron R. Jerome Wallace, L1 Blk A Jackson Heights, $60,000. R.E. Winebarger Jr. to Unit 3D Bldg. 3 Lake Park Seward, L97 The Knoll Sub, Town of Sebring 1st Add, Fannie Mae to Gerald L. Raymond A. Davis, L5 Blk 1 Dec. 6 Village Condo Phase II, $3,000. $52,000. HarveyPT Sec. 6-35-29, Lake Josephine Hts., Federal Home Loan $95,000. Janice F. Ables to Richard Miguel Garciga to Saul $48,500. $20,000. Mortgage Corp. to Timothy Michael E. Browning to B. Pilkenton Jr., Unit 10 Martinez, L6 Blk 6 Jonesville William E. Wolcott to R.E. Winebarger Jr. to Jay Albright, L3 Blk A Ricardo Gil, L619 Sylvan Waterway Patio Homes Sub Unrec., $2,000. Robert F. Gibson, L12 Blk Raymond A. Davis, L6 Blk 1 Kaywood Add, $67,900. Shores Est. Sec. D, Condo, $118,900. Noel S. Durrance to Luke SS Spring Lake Village V, Lake Josephine Hts., James B. Dye to Timothy $69,900. Tammie C. Marasco to J. Merrick, L9 Blk 3 Lake $65,000. $20,000. P. Dye, L13 Blk 174 Placid Avon Park Camp Assn. Mohan Poulton, L8-11 Josephine Sub, $225,000. Caribbean Properties Inc. Heartland National Bank Lakes Sec. 16, $2,000. Inc. to Ted E. Casto, L16 PT Sebring Lakes, $6,500. Gaetano M. Intravaia to to Clifford M. Ables III, L2-8 to Ericka R. Search, L15 Blk Neil Griffin to Francis V. L17 Blk 6 Avon Park Camp Daniel F. McCoomb to Venda S. Horne, L38 PT L39 Schumacher Est., $210,000. 135 Suniland Sub, $35,000. Gillogly, L20-B Vantage Sub, $1,800. Robert D. Morris, L19 Blk Blk A Meadowlake, Eustus S. Nelson to Terri D. LaTour to Jay M. Pointe, $65,000. Paul Alan Gibson to David GG Spring Lake Village VI, $217,000. Eduardo Bonea, PT Sec. 6- Congleton, PT L2 Blk G Marie C. Isenhour to Jeff Winer, PT L19/20 Blk 45 $118,500. TD Bank to Henry E. 33-28/Other, $175,000. Hillside Lake Est., $66,000. R. Stanley, PT Sec. 23-36- Leisure Lakes Sec. 11, Nancy Dye to John J. Brunelle, L18 Blk 1 Lake Kathleen L. Conklin to 29, $3,500. $131,500. Huffman, L540/541 Sebring June Hills, $18,000. Dec. 1, 2011 Alice Malanga, L1 Blk 143 John W. Clark to Harold Lynne M. Kelley to Anna Hills, $62,500. Highlands Independent PT Placid Lakes Sec. 11 Oscar Sussman to Yvette Eldon Gledhill, L26 Hampton V. Ramirez-Adam, L97 EMAKS Inc. to Lake Bank to Alejandra Guerrero, Resub, $102,000. Orjales Hernandez, L15 Blk Woods Sub, $190,000. Prairie Oaks Phase I 1st Placid Holdings Co., PT L19 Blk 2 Smoak Brothers Allan P. Moss to Freeman 11 Sebring Ridge Sec. G, Lena M. Perrone to Terry Replat, $152,000. Sec. 26-37-29/Other, Add, $35,000. $77,000. Glick, L219 Grayce’s Mobile Paget, L10 Blk 54 Sun 'N Highlands INdependent $215,000. J.E. Futch Custom Homes Est. Add No. 2, $32,000. Lake Est. Sebring Unit 5, Dec. 8 Secretary of Veterans Bank to Anthony Dennis, L3 Inc. to Edward Devier Phillip Smith to James P. $68,000. Affairs to Puthi Leang, L33 Blk 10 Highlands Park Est. Harman, L13 Blk 57 Sebring D'Avignon, L1/2 Blk 3 Donna M. Griffith to Jon J. Donald Gonzalez to Blk E Spring Lake Sec. 1, Sec. D, $62,000. Country Est. Sec. 3, Orange Blossom Country High, PT Tract 2 In Sec. 31- Continued on page 4B $17,500. Philip J. Bello to DJR Robert A. Daniels to Lori Holdings, L2/3/16/17 Blk 41 C. Helms, L11 Shady Acres Sun'N Lakes Est. Sec. 2, Est., $90,000. $1,000. GRIFFIN'S CARPET MART; 7.444"; 10"; Black; 2/19/12; 0 0 0 1 7 0 5 0 Carla Renee Bennett to Larry E. Risk to Bratt S. Maria C. Garcia, L18 Lake Bowes, L2 Blk 50 Placid Anoka Mobile Est., $36,000. Lakes Sec. 6, $130,000. David J. Kleczek to Diane M. Gongaware, L25 Nov. 29 Watersedge Sub, $260,000. Maxene Fontil to Erwin E. Robert C. Winters to Wagenknecht, L38 Sunset Louise A. Arsen, Unit 80 Pointe on Dinner Lake Sub, Waterway Patio Homes $92,000. Condo, $99,900. Patrick M. Richart to Kevin E. Heater to Charles L. Reynolds Jr., Timothy M. Babcock, Unit L176-178 Lake Groves, 204 The Terraces at Lake $262,100. Placid, $40,000. Patrick M. Richart to Terry L. Reynolds, Blk F/G Lake Nov. 22 Groves/Others, $128,000. Paul Wetmore to Leonard Jason B. Rogers to Alton Troyer, L9 PT L10 McCorkel D. Rogers, PT Sec. 16-38- Resub, $14,000. 30, $175,000. Stephen E. Braddock to David Lasher to Eduardo Julie Jean Ross, L7 Blk 5 Palacios, L41 Valencia Lake Blue Est., $69,400. Acres Sub, $5,000. PNC Bank to Margaret E. Highlands Independent Mulvihill, L457 Sebring Hills Bank to Natural Ag Sub, $54,000. Solutions, L15 DeSoto Ray S. Clark to Norma Industrial Park Phase I, Musgrave, L8 Loyd’s $170,000. Landing, $525,000. Linda B. Marsh to Stanley Aurora Loan Services LLC McCracken, L1 Blk D Lotela to Kevin Kraft, L9 Blk 44 Terrace 2nd Add, $58,900. Sebring Lakes Unit 4A, George E. Taylor to Roger $114,900. K. Brockett, L130 Grayce’s Jimmy S. Moon to John R. Mobile Est. Unit 2, $22,000. Lawrence, L43 Blk 5 Lake Federal Home Loan and Ranch Club 3rd Add, Mortgage Corp. to Miguel $126,500. Garciga, PT L8 Blk 44 Town Joan L. Garrison to John of Avon Park, $12,500. L. Hickman, L5 Blk ZZ PT Highlands Independent Fairway Lakes Replat, Bank to Patricia G. Cooper,

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Page 4B News-Sun ࡗ Sunday, February 19, 2012 www.newssun.com DEED TRANSFERS Continued from page 3B 24-37-32/Other, $1,148,600. Cox, L28/29 Blk 24 Lake Gordon F. Maufort, L38 Federal Home Loan Pritchett Real Estate Group Haven Est. Sec. 2, $24,000. Thunderbird Hill South Unit Mortgage Corp. to Sammy Inc., Unit 3-A The Manors, Arnulfo Diaz, L7 Blk 4 Lake Dec. 14 Joseph Lipsky to Thomas II, $40,000. H. Campbell, PT Sec. 25-37- $15,500. Josephine Hts. 2nd Add, W. Tucker, L6 PT L7 Blk C Vito Tamma to Dmitry 29, $82,500. $23,000. Cynthia I. Guzman to Country Club Sebring Phase Zeldin, PT Sec. 24-34-30, Ronald R. Bamfield to Dec. 29 C & H Utilities Inc. to Alger Kimberly A. Crawford, L14 2 Sec. 5 Enchanted Oaks, $20,000. Timothy Rector, L7 Paradise Arkwood, PT TR A Valencia Blk 10 Orange Blossom Est. Wells Fargo Bank to $272,500. Vito Tamma to Leonid Cove, $113,000. Acres Sub, $3,000. Unit 4, $15,000. Johnnie Jacobs Jr., L4 Blk D Highlands Independent Schusterman, PT Sec. 24- Robert W. Schuettler to PNC Bank to Sean T. Eleanor H. Potter to Lakeside, $34,900. Bank to Excavation Point 34-30/Easement, $20,000. Janet Morgan, L25 Blk 16 Dreessen, PT L13 Blk 3 Howard K. Gehrke, L2 PT L3 Inc., PT Sec. 16-35-29, Roy A. Rodgers to Holiday Lake Est. Replat, Reta B. Culp to Arthur L. Arbuckle Branch Ranchettes Tomoka Heights Sec. 6, $15,000. Jennifer Lynn Crawford, L8 $3,800. Peterson, L25-A Vantage 1st Add Unrec, $38,000. $172,500. Blk 425 Highland Towers Briarpath Properties to Pointe, $64,000. Bank of New York Mellon Cleo Elifritz to Riley Dec. 19 Sub Revised, $63,500. Will Carter, L7 Blk B Price & Harrynarine Maharaj to to Charles McKibben, Whitaker Sr., L11 Grayce’s Richard J. Lanza to Leroy Gorham’s Sub, $16,000. Charles W. Fuqua, L59B L8466/8467 Avoin Park Mobile Est., $28,000. Properties of Central C. Armstrong, L48 Attila George Bartha to Vantage Pointe Sub Phase Lakes Unit 26, $45,000. Larry M. Vezina to Florida to David R. Headrick, Edgewater Village Sub, George Sipe, L5 Blk 56 II, $34,000. Juan J. Lopez to Peter E. Gregory Kingery, L7 L16 Blk 178 Sun 'N Lakes $85,000. Placid Lakes Sec. 19, Scarborough & Sons Desmond, L27 Blk A Lake Charlotte Shores Sub, Est. Sebring Unit 10, $4,900. Signet Homes Inc. to $150,000. Ranch Inc. to United States Shore Sub, $262,500. $70,000. Properties of Central Hazleda Modikhan, L10 Blk Margaret L. Mosnat to of America, PT Sec. 25-37- Terry J. Fulnecky to Linda Elton M. Lawrence to Jeff Florida to Brian Berry, 250 Placid Lakes Sec. 20, Gary F. Gentry, L3-6 Blk 3 30, $326,600. Lou Brady, PT L9 Blk T M. Sullivan, L15-20 Blk V L14/15 Blk 11 Highlands $2,000. Highlands Park Est. Sec. F, Jack W. Scarborough to Spring Lake Village II, Lakemont Est./Others, Park Est. Sec. R, $5,300. Good Shepherd United $50,000. United States of America, $60,000. $18,000. Properties of Central Methodist Church of Lake Rene Barajas to Manuel PT Sec. 36-37-30, $15,300. Jose A. LeGrand to James W. Haynes to Leon Florida to David R. Headrick, Placid Inc. to Working Faith Barajas, L3/4 Dormac Hills, Karen Retherford to Kenneth L. Smith, L64 Thomas Jr., L15 Blk 1024 L7 Blk 67 Sun 'N Lakes Est. Ministries of South Florida $30,000. Eduardo Vega, L37 Blk 4 Sebring Shores Highlands View Add, $1,600. Sec. 2, $4,900. Inc., PT Sec. 9-37-30, Marc C. Marasigan to Development Sec. 3, Rhoda Straw to William H. Susan A. Rankine to Perry Highlands Park Est. Sec. E, $310,000. Benson B. Cruz, L4750- $75,500. Hering, L12 Blk 54 Lake Taylor, L6/7 Blk 13 Orange $1,200. Lillian Unit 1, $24,600. Blossom Est. Unit 8, 4754 Avon Park Lakes Unit Tony Bassett to Jimmy D. Charles Harrison to Kevin $17,000. Dec. 22 15, $13,000. Hinsley, L36 Lake Sebring Dec. 9 Ursula A. Simons to S. Howell, L6 Blk 1 Lake & Paul E. Myers to William James Higley Barnes III to Est., $75,000. Clarence R. Urban to Robert H. Burley, L7/8 Blk 2 Ranch Club, $55,000. T. Cole, Unit 202-1 Masters Mark D. Heisterkamp, L6 Blk Meb & Associates Inc. to John T. Ruggiero, L7 PT L8 Lake Letta Est., $31,000. Mollie A. Patterson to First Condo, $22,000. K Spring Lake Sec. 1, Abderrahim McHatet, L16 Blk 1 Placid Ridge Est., Ralph Zimmerman Jr. to Larry V. Reynolds, L15/16 William R. Benson to $45,000. Blk 56 Sun 'N Lake Est. $235,000. Ray M. Lamb, L16 Blk M Blk 4 Map of Oakland Sub, Sergio Pena, L22-24 PT L21 Stanley Curtiss Willis to Sebring Unit 5/Others, Rafael Rivera to Paul J. Lake Jackson Heights, $40,000. Blk F West Avon Park William L. Holmes, L1 Blk 2 $16,000. Danelutti, L2 Blk 43A $100,000. Magaly Healy to Thomas Mahan Syndicate/Other, Normandy Shores Est., Gladys M. Marlowski to Sebring Country Est. Sec. 2, Walter W. Solheim to A. Clark, L26 Blk 143 Sun 'N $25,000. $75,000. $98,000. Hosmer L. Compton, L5/6 Ronald L. Cherrier Jr., Lake Est. Sec. 15, $95,800. James J. Gallagher to Harry A. Clark Jr. to Wilfred F. Keading to Blk 4 Lake View Heights, L995/996 PT L994 Avon Michael J. Boley, L2 Blk 3 Thomas L. Ball, L19 Tomoka Lawrence A. Chunat, L82 $4,000. Park Lakes Unit 3, $69,500. Dec. 15 Lake June Pointe Phase 1, Heights Sec. 2 Replat, Blk 1 Venetian Village Rayanna Szwec to Ruby Keystone Land $180,000. $110,000. Federal National Revised, $54,000. E. Wesley, L271 Sebring Investments to Red Water Reed A. Baker to Jeff Fred Czmus to Chester J. Mortgage Assn. to Jerry R. Lowell R. Wegner to Kirby Hills, $99,900. Investments, L1-43 Little Robert Stanley, L22 Blk N Furgala Jr., L517 Sebring Duball, L5 Blk 751 Sun 'N N. Priddy, L74 Blk 1 C. Imogene Brines to Red Water Shores, Hudeck’s Unrec, $30,000. Hills, $55,000. Lakes Est. Sebring Unit Venetian Village Revised, Arthur L. Livermore, PT L1 $150,000. Luis Gonzalez to Pura C. William J. Heiring to Jose 15R1, $130,000. $45,500. Blk 2 H E Coy Sub, $25,000. Highlands Independent Pol, L6 PT L5/7 Blk 264 F. Morales, Unit 12A The Diane Rousselle to Orangefield Citrus Inc. to Harriet R. Herbert to Janet Bank to QS Sebring Owner, Lake Sebring Sub, $90,000. Manors, $30,000. Howard E. Short, L865 B & L Cattle Co., Farm 38 A. Harding, L15 Blk 26 Sun PT Blk 4 Sunset Beach Sub, Eugene F. Thompson to Deutsche Bank National Sebring Hills, $5,000. Lake View Park 'N Lake Est. Sebring Unit 2, $207,000. Thomas L. Bates, L8 Blk XX Trust Co. to Lane Capp, L42 Wauchula State Bank to Tract/Other/Easement, $45,000. Richard J. Brilhante to Fairway Lakes Replat, Blk 52 Placid Lakes Sec. 6, Roy Thomas, L51 Blk E $150,000. Susana Rosado Shapow Matthew B. Cissel, L24 Blk $17,500. $120,700. Hillside Lake Est., $23,000. Lance Von Drewitz to to Jo Ann Murphy, PT L25 255 Sun 'N Lake Est. Bernard R. Thomas to James W. Nolen Jr., L3 Blk 2 Denco to Two Bar G Blk 154 Placid Lakes Sec. Sebring Unit 15, $47,000. Richard T. Vanderberg, L15 Altamont Place Add 2, Dec. 12 Farms, PT Sec. 4-38- 12, $54,500. Mark A. Howard to Jerry 31/Others, $815,900. Willow Gate, $87,500. $37,000. Scott Richard Cook to H. Melendy Jr., PT Sec. 1- Raymond C. Brooker to Pablo A. Nieves to Pedro Patricia A. Vallancourt to Kevin R. Cheatwood, L48 Dec. 28 35-29/Easement, $320,000. Brooker Fence Co. Inc., PT Vazquez, L13 Blk K Spring Donald Jaquith, L60 Sebring Placid Park Land, $110,000. Deutsche Bank National Joaquin Merlo to Limberg L1 DeSoto Industrial Park Lake Village II, $12,000. Falls, $68,000. James R. Briggs to John Trust Co. to Lauren A. Cancino, L6 Blk 21 Phase I, $350,900. George R. Dean to Andres Suntrust Bank to Donald L. Hickman, L16/17 Blk XX Moore, L14 Blk K Spring Hoffman’s Grove Add to Dustin E. Hazel to Robert Soler, L4877/4878 PT 4879 H. Murphy Jr., L24/25 Blk 10 Fairway Lakes Replat, Lake Village II, $42,500. Lake Stearns 2nd Resub, Lincoln, PT L11/12 Blk 242 Avon Park Lakes Unit 15, Placid Lakes, $68,000. $20,000. J. Michael Swaine to $55,000. Placid Lakes Sec. 20, $108,000. DKR Mortgage Asset Raul M. Hernandez to Robert S. Swaine, L8/9 PT $150,000. Judith Holt to Michael Trust I to Migdalia Salusso, Jose Armenta Guerrero, PT L10 Blk 245 Sebring Virl C. Peters to Dale A. George, L10 Blk 3 Florida L10994/10995 Avon Park Dec. 30 L20/21 Blk C Crescent View, Heights/Others, $180,000. Hayes, L11A Thunderbird Highlands, $63,000. Lakes Unit 34, $59,000. Gordon W. DeFouw to $17,000. Heartland National Bank Hill Village II, $80,000. Renae Lynn Allamand to Darrell L. Kephart, L5 Irene P. Osborne to Milton to Brian A. Annett, L6 Blk 3 William F. Hutchinson III to Robert G. Hoffner, L11 Blk Valencia Acres Sub, Mende, L6 Blk 79 Lake Altamont Place Add 2, ZPD, L11/12 Edgewater Dec. 20 14 Lake Haven Est. Sec. 1, $38,000. Lillian Sec. Highlands Lakes $65,000. Point Sub, $255,000. H. Duane Bayman to $62,000. Unit 1, $40,000. Thomas U. Jackson Jr. to Deutsche Bank National Wauchula State Bank to Saundra S. Batty, L108-A Juan A. Artiles to Steve Meb & Associates Inc. to Charles L. Reynolds Jr., PT Trust Co. to Patricia L. Frederick S. Treadway, L8 Cormorant Point Sub Unit Victor Alles, L658 Las Abderrahim McHatet, Sec. 17-37-30, $585,900. Olson, PT Sec. 22-39- Eagles Nest Est., $55,000. II/Other, $100,000. Palmas Resort, $15,000. L23/24/28/29 Blk 65 Sun 'N Christine Pavlo Hatfield to 28/Easements, $4,300. Rodney A. Davis to Jim D. Allman to Janet John H. McCracken to Lake Est. Sebring Unit 6, Palmetto Avon Park I, PT William R. Cameron to William R. Jarrett, Unit Stephenson, L5 Blk 12 Lake Fruit Basics, PT Sec. 3-35- $12,800. Sec. 20-33-28, $225,000. Sharon L. Cottrill, L34 14E/14F Casa Del Lago Letta Est. Sub, $28,900. 29/Others, $240,000. Theodore O. Kayes to Dorothy Barkau to Edgewater Village, $75,000. Condo Phase 14, $320,500. Heather M. Allen to Linda Robert E. Jones Jr., L19 Michael D. Eskut, L14 Blk Heartland National Bank Terrell, L26 Blk 4 Orange Dec. 27 Sylvan Shores Est. Sec. D, 245 Sun 'N Lakes Est. Sec. to Buyblocker.com Inc., L11 Dec. 16 Blossom Est. Unit 9, $7,000. Glenn E. Welch to James 19, $97,000. Blk 3 Lake June Vista, $54,700. Beverly K. Bass to Dario Donald P. Leaver to H. Pope, PT L3/4 Blk 3 Town Harold Luttman to Nancy $80,000. Steve Vandevoorde to Gonzalez, PT Tracts 3/4 Blk Robert L. Newman, L15 Blk of Avon Park/Other, K. Patterson, L26 Grayce’s BWT LLC to Diane Brad Vandevoorde, L135 6 River Ridge Ranches 100 Placid Lakes Sec. 14, $82,000. Mobile Est. Unit 2, $36,000. Belcher, PT L13 Blk 48 Grayce’s Mobile Est. Unit 2, Unrec, $132,000. $100,000. Wells Fargo Bank to Land Value Holdings Inc. Original Town of Sebring, $10,000. Peter Edward Kelly to Howard Builders Inc. to Joseph W. Schanz, L9 Blk to Terry L. Johnson, PT L1 $54,500. Aaron T. Peavy to Hong Le, L15/16 Blk 44 Amy G. Campbell, L1532 246 Placid Lakes Sec. 20, Blk 51 Avon Park Est. Unit II, Southern Sisters Family Ltd. Fannie Mae to Anthony Sebring Country Est. Sec. 2, Sebring Ridge Sec. F, $76,000. $127,500. Ptn., TR 30 Simone Luyk, L233 Golf Hammock $10,000. $82,500. Martin Turner to Midflorida Robert L. Parker to Paul J. Properties Unit III, $195,000. Humberto Ambriz to Manuel F. Galliano to Credit Union, L13 Blk LL Page, L4 Blk 7 Harder Hall Unrec/Easements, $45,000. Scott Gerald Doney to Ronald W. Bonomo, L7 Blk 7 Robert O. Trier, L164 Golf Spring Lake Village V, Country Club II, $150,000. Duane E. Franzen, L15 Fannie Mae to Timothy J. $100,600. Temple Terrace, $100,800. Hammock Unit III, $155,000. Eva Thompson to Willow Gate, $99,000. Conley, L28 Blk E Spring Mary E. Walker to Patricia Baisden to Ricky Journey Property Amanda Thompson, L15 Blk Susan M. Kemper to Investments to Aaron P. Lake Village III, $50,000. Independent Baptist Church E. Shepherd, L8 Blk 14 A Avon Lakes Sub, Linda Matthews, L5-B Michaud, L53 Pine & Lake of Sebring Inc., L8/9 Blk 11 $118,500. Orange Blossom Est. Unit 7, Cormorant Point, $134,900. Sub, $121,500. Dec. 21 DeSoto City 2nd Sub, Barbara J. Kesselring to $33,600. Ginger Pitts to Pamela Thomas Walton Colleur to JP Morgan Chase Bank to $5,000. Teddy J. Seachord, L21 Blk Ryan Hubbard to Jean B. Athene Vaughn, L795 Noel S. Durrance, L166 Home Start, L44 Ridgewood City of Sebring to 78 Town of Sebring 8th Add, Nichols, L17 Blk 23 Sebring Sebring Hills/Other, Country Est. Sec. 1, Highlands Homes Sub, Est., $38,000. Elizabeth E. Orr, L57 $59,800. $21,000. $42,500. $33,500. Branch Banking & Trust to Thunderbird Hill South Unit Virginia M. Johnson to to Kathleen W. Giancola to Highlands Independent Lake Partners to Charles Orlando Capote, PT Venus II, $5,000. Dale T. Bradshaw, L31/32 Tabitha G. Teachman Bank to Mark Arthur, L66B E. Mielke, Tract J PT Tract H Park Plat 2, $9,000. Heartland National Bank Blk 9 Golfview Est., Kramer, L12 Blk 6 Leisure Vantage Pointe Phase II, Placid Plaza, $112,000. Frederick A. Bowen to to Justin Albritton, L10205- $194,500. $8,500. Nicolas Investments to John Zilinski, L9 Blk 285 10207 Avon Park Lakes Unit Bonnie E. Brooker to Lakes Sec. 1, $7,000. Signet Homes Inc. to John Blaser, L19 Blk 70 Placid Lakes Sec. 20, 31, $96,000. Bobby Jim Hubbard, L10/11 Pamela Benson Ferrara to Michael Hodde, L24 Blk 95 Placid Lakes Sec. 19, $82,900. Beverly A. Burke to Blk 507 Sebring Manor, Jessica Prescott, L2 Blk N Placid Lakes Sec. 14, $2,500. Richard H. Jordan to H. Deanna Lee Dietiker, L2 Blk $30,000. Spring Lake Village II, $2,700. Thomas E. Reeds to Lesley Watson, L7 Blk 25 177 Placid Lakes Sec. 17, Michelle Marie Wills to $70,000. Federal Home Loan Donald Triplett, L31 Sunset Orange Blossom Est. Unit $110,000. Martin Wells, L9 Lake & Sebring Land Ltd. Ptn. to Mortgage Corp. to Crystal Point On Dinner Lake, 12, $4,500. Penny Merritt Devane to Ranch Club 1st Add, Marc Sander, L107 Villages Negron, L31 PT L30 Blk 302 $150,000. Humane Society of DP Partners Ltd., PT Sec. 6- $187,000. of Highlands Ridge Phase Lake Sebring, $85,500. Lucie L. Cox to Lucie L. Highlands Co. Florida Inc. to 38-31, $250,000. Cano & Harry Corp. Inc. to VII-C Sec. 1, $48,000. Dec. 13 Brian Doke Bruce to ADVANTAGE FLOOR COVERING; 3.639"; 3"; Black; Christopher B. Green, L5 Blk 2/15,19; 0 0 0 1 6 9 0 4 COCHRAN BROTHERS ROOFING; 5.542"; 3"; Black; feb. ads p/u; 0 0 0 1 6 4 3 0 10 Sylvan Shores Est. Sec. A, $72,500. Heartland National Bank to Charles L. McKibben, L1 Blk 185 Sun 'N Lake Est. Sebring Unit 11, $60,000. Nicholas L. Peneau to Shawn A. Wiggins, L69 Blk 143 Placid Lakes Sec. 11 Rev. Resub, $103,800. V. Doris Mitchell to Robert Baker Sr., L50 Grayce’s Mobile Est. Unit 2, $25,000. Lykes Bros. Inc. to Highlands Ethanol, PT Sec.

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www.newssun.com News-Sun ࡗ Sunday, February 19, 2012 Page 5B PUBLIC RECORDS The following people filed Marriage Licenes The following people filed Divorces Dec. 19, 2011 er and Brant Dixon, Nov. 8, for marriage licenses during for divorce during the month Richard Jeffrey Reinhardt, 2011. the month of January, 2012: Roberto Carlos Cruz- of January, 2012: Athena Phelps, petitioner petitioner and Yamile Maria Jennifer Nicole Goodwin, Bradley Warren Mahlum Resendiz and Ines Mejia, Juana Alvarez, petitioner and Ronald Phelps, Dec. 5, Reinhardt, Dec. 19, 2011 petitioner and Christopher and Nena Nicole Hoppes Dec. 9, 2011. and Gervasio R. Alvarez, Jan. 2011 Tamara N. Salaman, peti- Earl Goodwin, Nov. 9, 2011. McGathey, Jan. 1, 2012. Alex James Davis and 4, 2012. Richard Walter Robbins, tioner and Marcos Salaman, Justin Daley Anderson, Isaac Lee Carroll and Laverne Annette Smith, Dec. Ralph Lawrence Peck, peti- petitioner and Carla Jean Dec. 19, 2011 petitioner and Kristi Marie Jean Marie Ritacco 10, 2011. tioner and Gina Marie Robbins, Dec. 5, 2011 Robyn P. Durrance, peti- Anderson, Nov. 15, 2011. Bateman, Jan. 1, 2012. Billy Angel Wingate and Gardner, Jan. 4, 2012. Katherine E. Smith, peti- tioner and Dale K. Durrance, Bernard Beursken, petition- Gus Ramirez Jr. and Catherine Jane Miller Justino Rodriguez, peti- tioner and Timothy W. Smith, Dec. 22, 2011 er and Denise Beursken, Nov. Cassandra Mercadies Wright, Dec. 11, 2011. tioner and Maria Chevere, Dec. 5, 2011 Ledius Emile, petitioner 15, 2011. Herendeen, Jan. 1, 2012. Thomas Lee Moore and Jan. 4, 2012. Deborah S. Ashton, peti- and Imite Emile, Dec. 22, Karlo Chacon, petitioner Edgardo Diaz Rivera and Emerido Chistena Cadmiel Sepulveda-Molina, tioner and Patrick S. Ashton, 2011 and Awilda Torres, Nov. 15, Celia Victoria Diaz Ayala, Rodriguez, Dec. 11, 2011. petitioner and Sandra I. Dec. 7, 2011 John Joseph Fay, petitioner 2011. Jan. 4, 2012. Adam Sarnac Hawk and Batista-Roman, Jan. 4, 2012. Sebrina Jean Cannie, peti- and Sarah Higgins Fay, Dec. Shawn Lee Kuhns, petition- Tillman Franklin Ammons Marcia Jean White Hawk, John Dewey Criss, petition- tioner and David Artis Cannie, 22, 2011 er and Tina Marie Kuhns, Nov. III and Ashley Nicole Dec. 12, 2011. er and Tammy Lynn Criss, Dec. 7, 2011 Derrick E. Lewis, petitioner 15, 2011. Massey, Jan. 7, 2012. Thomas Fred Scott and Jan. 5, 2012. Robert M. Dean, petitioner and Amber J. Lewis, Dec. 22, Paula Elizabeth Quinn, peti- Lee Brandon Wimberly Vonceil Tysk Meier, Dec. 14, Tracy Finney, petitioner and and Mary Emilie Dean, Dec. 7, 2011 tioner and Jerome Quinn, and Katie Nicole Sexauer, 2011. John Finney, Jan. 5, 2012. 2011 Jose Torres, petitioner and Nov. 15, 2011. Jan. 7, 2012. Jack Mac Tran and Lisa Kay Golde, petitioner Jennifer Ray Ferguson, Marilyn Oscasio, Dec. 22, Delores Holmes, petitioner Fredrick Earl Ragland and Neelawattie Etwaru, Dec. and Bernard O. Golde III, Jan. petitioner and Ralph Larry 2011 and Kenneth Holmes, Nov. 16, Andrea Murtha Cox, Jan. 7, 16, 2011. 5, 2012. Ferguson, Dec. 7, 2011 Karen Perez, petitioner and 2011. 2012. Roy William Sager and Teresa L. Ramsey, petition- Vicki Lynn Hall, petitioner Pablo Perez III, Dec. 28, 2011 Angela N. Beckman, peti- Darryl Williams Sanders Deanna Rose Carroll, Dec. er and Thomas G. Ramsey, and Daniel Thomas Hall, Dec. tioner and Carl R. Beckman, Jr. and Mary Clare 17, 2011. Jan. 5, 2012. 7, 2011 The following filed for Nov. 29, 2011. Whittemore, Jan. 8, 2012. Travis Dwayne Grills and Charles R. Barker, petition- Florence Richmond, peti- divorce during the month of Anneliese Kurtz, petitioner Marvin Wendell Gibbs Tifany Suzanne Milne, Dec. er and Kathleen J. Roberts, tioner and Robert Richmond, November, 2011: and William Kurtz, Nov. 29, and Lanette Tatianna Reid, 17, 2011. Jan. 6, 2012. Dec. 7, 2011 Angela Long, petitioner and 2011. Jan. 12, 2012. Wesley Jay Anderson and Derrick E. Lewis, petitioner Kristofer E. Creed, petition- Kevin Long, Nov. 1, 2011. Judy Suzanne Melvin, peti- William Russell Odham Courtney Lynne Mason, and Amber J. Lewis, Jan. 6, er and Maria I. Creed, Dec. 8, Richard Selph, petitioner tioner and William Jackson and Kacie Morgan Bovard, Dec. 19, 2011. 2012. 2011 and Sarah Selph, Nov. 3, Melvin, Nov. 29, 2011. Jan. 13, 2012. Jimmy St. Louis Jr. and Lynne M. Cadden, petition- Andrew Crivello III, peti- 2011. Lori Marie Spino, petitioner Navor Jaramillo-Martinez Hermene Volvaire Henry, er and Michael R. Cadden, tioner and Norma Jean Andrew Crivello III, peti- and Joseph Cosmos Spino, Crivello, Dec. 9, 2011 and Maria Elba Zuniga, Jan. Dec. 19, 2011. Jan. 9, 2012. tioner and Norma Jean Nov. 29, 2011. Miranda Ley Suttles, peti- 14, 2012. Raymond Jerome Claitt Betty Jean Wilhelm Crivello, Nov. 7, 2011. Tammy L. Moll, petitioner tioner and Wayne Oliver Jacinto Ovalle II and and Wanda Lorraine Sinnott, petitioner and Elizabeth Chayka Dunn, and John Morgan Moll, Nov. Suttles, Dec. 9, 2011 Alejandra Nava, Jan. 14, Carpenter Ward, Dec. 19, Joseph Patrick Sinnott, Jan. petitioner and William Cecil 30, 2011. Deborah J. Alvarez, peti- 2012. 2011. 9, 2012. Dunn, Nov. 7, 2011. tioner and Nelson Alvarez, Ricky Lynn Haines and Michael Dean Alger and John Cronin, petitioner and Silvino Martinez Guillen, Dec. 13, 2011 Jodi Ann Isles Navarro, Jan. Jennie Lynn Farmer Mason, Dana Lynn Cronin, Jan. 11, petitioner and Erica Marie 14, 2012. 2012. Lataurus Green, petitioner Guillen, Nov. 7, 2011. Dec. 19, 2011. Adelfo Villalobos and Albert Glenn McNorton, and Leroy Green, Dec. 13, Anita Carol Hester, petition- Brian Mitchell Richter and Pamela Marie Bissell petitioner and Gloria Susan 2011 er and Robert Dempsey Martha Marlene Mullis Gutierrez, Jan. 17, 2012. McNorton, Jan. 11, 2012. Kimberly Kay Hitt, petition- Welch, Nov. 7, 2011. Silbermann, Dec. 21, 2011. Kendall Lee Ogg and Thomas Bungard, petition- er and Jay Thomas Hitt, Dec. Tammy L. Moll, petitioner Derrick Jermaine Pope Heather Ashley Taylor, Jan. er and Sandra Bungard, Jan. 13, 2011 and John Morgan Moll, Nov. and Elgenette Bennita 20, 2012. 19, 2012. Glenda Marie McKenzie, 7, 2011. Williams, Dec. 22, 2011. The news James Lee Ramey and Barbara Lee Caldwell, peti- petitioner and Kevin Ray Jesse J. Moore, petitioner Alfred McDonald Barnette Angel Marie Brown, Jan. 20, tioner and Jeffrey Scott McKenzie, Dec. 13, 2011 and Angela M. Moore, Dec. 7, and Barbara Sue Couch 2012. Caldwell, Jan. 19, 2012. Shaira Y. Vazquez Rosado, 2011. Potts, Dec. 22, 2011. is just a Thomas Logan Campbell Brenda Joyce French, peti- petitioner and Carlos R. Deborah Medlyn Duffus Gregory Arthur Glowatz and Desi-Rae Ray McBryer, tioner and Paul David French, Sanhago Melendez, Dec. 13, Reynolds, petitioner and and Lynn Ann King Kohler, Jan. 21, 2012. Jan. 19, 2012. 2011 Revel Ratcliff Reynolds, Nov. click away! Harley Davidson Hazeltine Dec. 27, 2011. Kevin L. Hill, petitioner and Olga Lidia Alvarez, petition- 7, 2011. and Amie Rose Lare Bailey, Brian John Rodriguez and Deborah E. Hill, Jan. 19, er and Julio Alvarez, Dec. 19, Laverne Annette Smith, Jan. 21, 2012. Ashley Chacon Rodriguez, 2012. 2011 petitioner and John David www.newssun.com Juan Felipe Martinez and Dec. 27, 2011. Deborah Lynn Lambert, Lloyda A. Dawkins, peti- Sylvester, Nov. 7, 2011. Arely Alaniz, Jan. 23, 2012. Scott Charles Hansen and petitioner and Anthony tioner and Donald Garth Charles E. White, petitioner Wayne Paul Boudreau Mary Sue Kragt Kemp, Dec. Michael Lambert, Jan. 19, Dawkins, Dec. 19, 2011 and Merri C. White, Nov. 7, and Jaime Lee Goggins, 28, 2011. 2012. Nirmala Narayan, petitioner 2011. Jesse Juan Rios and Ana and Chandra Kumar Narayan, NEWS-SUN Jan. 30, 2012. Jennifer Stadelbauer, peti- Donna S. Ferchen, petition- Richard Glenn Patterson Iris Negron, Dec. 28, 2011. tioner and Reinhard Jr. and Mindy Carlene Cain, Preston Wayne Hammons Stadelbauer, Jan. 23, 2012. Jan. 31, 2012. and Rosetta Marie Dibble Vickie Holsey, petitioner Sweat, Dec. 29, 2011. and Coy Dewitt Moore, Jan. DR. ROTMAN, DARRIN; 5.542"; 10.5"; Black; 2/5,12,19,26; 0 0 0 1 6 5 9 3 The following people filed Terence Patrick 25, 2012. for marriage licenses during Chambers and Janus Mary Lynda M. Hughes, petition- the month of December, Fox, Dec. 30, 2011. er and Lawton C. Hughes, 2011: Shaun Morgan Breeden Jan. 25, 2012. Arden Lavern Straw Jr. and Crystal May Young Hall, Harry L. Jordan, petitioner and Marsha Kay Day Straw, Dec. 31, 2011. and Felicia Jordan, Jan. 25, Dec. 1, 2011. Henry Lee Turner III and 2012. Jeremy Alexander Engler Laverne Holdman, Dec. 31, Jennifer Ealy Morrison, and Maureen Clare 2011. petitioner and Leon Edward Moldaschel Phillips, Dec. 2, Kevin Ireland Smith and Morrison, Jan. 25, 2012. 2011. Tenille Marie Drury, Dec. 31, Travis Taylor, petitioner and Reymundo Peres and 2011. Kadeajah Taylor, Jan. 25, Saundra Beth Lester Channing Cortez Levens 2012. Ramirez, Dec. 7, 2011. and Haley Dylane Roberts, Melbourne Small and Dec. 31, 2011. The following people filed Anna Floria Gardener Juan Omar DeJesus and for divorce during the month Williams, Dec. 7, 2011. Berta Maria Tejon, Dec. 31, of December, 2011: Justin Kyle Albritton and 2011. Moises Gomez, petitioner Kristine Elaine Ogg Steven Anthony Williams and Odaliz Fraginals, Dec. 1, Garrison, Dec. 9, 2011. and Gwendolyn Kay Peiffer 2011 Jeremy Dallas Colladay Kellk, Dec. 31, 2011. 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Page 6B News-Sun ࡗ Sunday, February 19, 2012 www.newssun.com HEALTH NEWS Taking the next step towards a healthier Highlands County Efforts made by Drug Drug Free Highlands and Free Highlands, local law Highlands County’s law enforcement, the Florida enforcement agencies are Hospital Parish Nurses with taking matters into our own local drug take back pro- hands and are looking to gram Operation Medicine place permanent drop boxes Cabinet have shown great in the law enforcement success. With just three offices in Highlands take back days since County. September 2010, Highlands Guest Column The drop boxes are very County residents have dis- similar to a mailbox/safe in posed of about 2,300 Amanda Sherley which pills can be deposit- pounds of prescription and ed. Citizens can drop off non-prescription medica- their unwanted medications Permanent drop boxes tions. within seconds with no were placed in the Winter The most recent study, questions asked and no long Haven Police Department released in 2011, shows lines. Law enforcement sees about eight months ago due that past 30-day use of any this to be an extremely ben- to a noticeable increase in illicit drug has remained eficial tool, especially since prescription drug traffic and unchanged. However, a thousands of pills have use in the area. Since then, number of drug categories been collected since the last Courtesy photo 219 pounds of prescription Myron and Linda Pickering came to Tanglewood in 1997 and were part of the first Cancer showed statistically signifi- pill drop event in October. medications have been dis- Benefit back in 2000. cant reductions for some Drug Free Highlands posed of, which may not age groups, one of them would like to extend this sound like much, but only being 10th graders that opportunity to support our pills are being discarded, used Vicodin in the past efforts to all community not the bottles they come What goes around year. This number dropped members and businesses. If in. from 7.7 percent in 2010 to you are interested in mak- Drug Free Highlands gets 5.9 percent in 2011. This ing a donation, or have fur- numerous calls from people data reiterates that raising ther questions please feel asking what to do with their comes around community awareness, par- free to contact Amanda medications until the next ticipating in disposal pro- Sherley at 441-5101 or 382- Operation Medicine In any new community remarked that she never grams and simply educating 2138. Cabinet. We know that peo- there are those open, wel- Guest believed she would have to people on the dangers of ple are storing their medica- Amanda Sherley is project coor- coming, friendly souls who Column make a “withdrawal” from prescription drug abuse tions until the next pill drop dinator for Drug Free want to make everyone feel the account that had been may not be a solution to the Neil Simpson and we know this because Highlands. Guest columns are at home. It seems that when built up through all the years epidemic, but is certainly of the great volumes of pills the opinion of the writer, not Myron and Linda Pickering and a daughter and are now of our Cancer Benefit. making an impact. that are purged at these necessarily those of the News- arrived in Tanglewood with the proud grandparents of Linda suggests that each As plans roll out for an events. Sun staff. their fifth-wheel back in six grandchildren and one and every one of us who upcoming Operation 1997, they ran into such a great-grandchild. In July cares about people needs to Medicine Cabinet, set for fellow in Bill Stottlemeyer. they will celebrate 50 years get involved in the fight Saturday, April 28, from 10 In the summer of 1999, of wedded bliss. For the against cancer. As she says, a.m. to 2 p.m., Drug Free Bill went up to Indiana to most part, they’ve lived a “Cancer doesn’t care who it Highlands and local law Did You visit Myron and Linda in harmonious life. They are strikes.” enforcement have some- KNOW? YOU CAN BE TICKETED FOR FAILING TO PULL their hometown of Kokomo, avid karaoke performers. Myron chimes in to say thing else up their sleeve. OVER AND STOP WHEN AN AMBULANCE, POLICE, FIRE OR OTHER EMERGENCY VEHICLE IS Ind. While there, Bill took Sadly, their vocals are the that, “If it’s within you to After hearing success sto- TRAVELLING TO MEET AN EMERGENCY. ill, was taken to the local one thing they can’t seem to help someone, jump in and ries about Winter Haven BELOW IS THE FLORIDA LAW. EMERGENCY VEHICLES hospital by the Pickerings do in harmony. do it.” He knows that what Police Department’s grip on Upon the immediate approach of an authorized emergency vehicle, while en route to meet an existing emergency,the and subsequently rushed by In 2000, they sold their goes around comes around. prescription drugs, we’re driver of every other vehicle shall, when such emergency vehicle is giving audible signals by siren, exhaust whistle, or other adequate device, or visible signals by the use of ambulance to the regional house and fishing boat and Linda is doing great now. itching to try something displayed blue or red lights, yield the right-of-way to the emergency vehicle and shall immediately proceed to a hospital some 60 miles hit the road. After nine years Another success story. that will likely decrease position parallel to,and as close as reasonable to the closest edge of the curb of the roadway, clear of any intersection away. He had lung cancer as nomads, they bought a How are they paying it prescription drug abuse in and shall stop and remain in position until the authorized emergency vehicle has passed, unless otherwise directed and got great care but didn’t house on Beartooth Pass forward? When they discov- Highlands County. by any law enforcement officer. get back to Tanglewood until where Linda’s beloved ducks ered that their friend, Jan late in the 1999/2000 season. can still be seen. For 15 “Bubbles” McMellon had Putting heads together years, Linda made and pur- also been diagnosed with FRAMES AND IMAGES; 5.542"; 10.5"; Black; main; 0 0 0 1 7 0 5 3 with Bob Weed and other chased outfits for her ducks. cancer, they took right over, neighbors, the idea was They were certainly a talk- drove her to Moffitt and are hatched to have a gathering ing point in the Outback for making sure that she gets the to welcome Bill and his years. same great care that Linda wife, Joan, back to the park. The ducks have been neg- had. Bob Weed played, friends lected of late. It seems that When hundreds of and neighbours partied and more important things took Tanglewood residents gather Tanglewood’s Cancer over Linda’s life. In June, on Feb. 21 at this year’s Benefit was born. That first she visited Florida Hospital Cancer Benefit Finale, we’ll year, $350 was raised. After for a mammogram and they take time to reflect on all the 2011 Benefit, the total discovered breast cancer. who have lost the fight to donated for cancer research She speaks highly of the cancer, those who are still had surpassed $315,000. local hospital. They referred battling and those who have The Pickerings lived on her to Moffitt in Tampa beaten the dread disease. either side of the little town where both Linda and Myron We will also take a moment of Windfall, Ind. and ended found the staff to be amazing to thank Myron and Linda up high school sweethearts. professionals who have the for getting us started down They moved to Kokomo, human touch. Coming home this road to find a cure for worked for GM, raised a son from Moffitt, Linda cancer.

First county-wide Community Health Survey under way

Special to the News-Sun The results of the survey site www.newssun.com/. What do you think of the will be published in June and For those without access to medical services in Highlands will be incorporated into the a computer, printed surveys County? Are they available? Highlands County 2012 are available at the Sebring Are they accessible? Are they Community Health Health Department, 7205 S. effective? What do you think Improvement Plan, which will George Blvd.; the Avon Park of the quality of life in be published in the fall. Health Department, 400 Highlands County? To take the survey in South Lake Ave.; and the From now until the end of English, go to Lake Placid Health April, residents can make https://www.surveymonkey.c Department, 100 North Main their views known in the first om/s/highlandshealthsur- Ave. county-wide Community veyenglish/. The survey is For further information, Health Survey. also available in Spanish. call the Highlands County The survey is sponsored by The News-Sun also has the Health Department, 386- the Community Health link to the survey on its web- 6040. Improvement Planning Partnership (CHIP) of Highlands County and the Highlands County Health STANLEY STEEMER CARPET; 3.639"; 3"; Black; Department. It is anonymous 2/19/12; 0 0 0 1 7 0 4 6 and confidential. It is also easy to complete. Respondents are asked to answer 25 multiple-choice questions about the health care services they have sought and used, the ease or difficul- ty they have had obtaining those services, and any barri- ers they have encountered due to the unavailability of the services or due to their own inability to access or afford the services. C M Y K

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MCT Customers check out the iPad on display at the Apple Store at The Village at Sanlitun shop- ping center in Beijing, China. China faces conflict of law, business in iPad row By JOE McDONALD mainland Chinese court in moves, Proview has filed a AP Business Writer December that it was not trademark-violation lawsuit BEIJING — Chinese offi- bound by that sale. Apple that goes to court Wednesday cials face a choice in Apple’s appealed. A hearing is sched- in Shanghai. dispute with a local company uled for Feb. 29. That deadline is likely to over the iPad trademark — “My gut reaction is that prompt Apple to agree to a side with a struggling entity many of these activities real- settlement within a few days that a court says owns the ly could be seen as pre-settle- to avoid the uncertainty of a name or with a global brand ment brinksmanship,” said court fight, said Kenny that has created hundreds of David Wolf, a technology Wong, an intellectual-proper- thousands of jobs in China. marketing consultant in ty lawyer with the firm Experts say that means Beijing. “Proview’s motive is Mayer Brown JSM in Hong Beijing’s political priorities money, not to shut down Kong. rather than the courts will Apple.” “I think Apple will be settle the dispute if it esca- Shenzhen Proview under immense pressure to lates. Technology is a subsidiary of have this settled as soon as Shenzhen Proview possible,” he said. Technology has asked regula- ‘If this “Obviously, it depends on the tors to seize iPads in China in amount the Shenzhen compa- a possible prelude to pressing becomes ny is asking.” Apple Inc. for a payout. political — In a statement, Apple said There have been seizures in its deal with Proview covers some cities but no sign of and it’s very the iPad trademark in 10 dif- action by national-level easy to see ferent countries, including authorities. China. Proview has a strong case this becoming “Proview refuses to honor under Chinese trademark law, political — their agreement with Apple in but that could quickly change China and a Hong Kong court if Beijing decides to inter- then I think has sided with Apple in this vene to avoid disrupting iPad Apple’s matter,” Apple said. sales or exports from facto- Apple has pointed to a ries in southern China where chances look Hong Kong court ruling in the popular tablet computers pretty good.’ July that said Proview and are made, legal experts say. the Taiwan company both “If this becomes political STAN ABRAMS were “clearly under the con- — and it’s very easy to see lawyer, professor trol” of the same Taiwanese this becoming political — businessman, Yang Long-san, then I think Apple’s chances and refused to take steps LCD screen maker Proview look pretty good,” said Stan required to transfer the name International Holdings Ltd., Abrams, an American lawyer under the agreement. headquartered in Hong Kong. who teaches intellectual The companies acted Chinese news reports say property law at Beijing’s together “with the common Proview is deeply in debt, Central University of Finance intention of injuring Apple,” increasing the pressure for it and Economics. the judge said. to demand a substantial pay- The dispute centers on But that was not the final out from Apple. whether Apple acquired the judgment in the case and Proview International, iPad name in China when it might not be accepted by meanwhile, has been sus- bought rights in various mainland courts, Wong said, pended from trading on the countries from a Proview because Hong Kong has a Hong Kong stock market affiliate in Taiwan in 2009 separate legal system.Apple since August 2010 and will for 35,000 British pounds also ran into a trademark dis- be removed in June if it can- ($55,000). pute before it launched the not show it has sufficient Apple insists it did. But iPhone in 2007. Cisco assets, business operations Proview, which registered the Systems Inc., the maker of and working capital. iPad trademark in China in networking hardware, had In a rapid-fire series of 2001, won a ruling from a owned the trademark.

Facebook hack lands UK student in prison for 8 months

By RAPHAEL SATTER and grave incident of social student pleaded guilty on Associated Press media hacking to be brought Dec. 13. He had argued that LONDON — A British stu- before the British courts.” he was merely trying to show dent who stole sensitive It was not immediately the Palo Alto, California- information from Facebook’s clear exactly what informa- based company how to internal network was sen- tion Mangham stole, improve its security, but tenced to eight months in although police said that he Judge Alistair McCreath said prison Friday. didn’t manage to compromise that Mangham’s actions had Prosecutor Sandip Patel any personal user data. “very serious potential con- said that Glenn Mangham, Scotland Yard said in a state- sequences” which could have 26, had hacked into the social ment that the breach had been “utterly disastrous” for networking giant’s computers occurred “over a short period Facebook. from his bedroom in the of time” in April of last year “You and others who are northern England city of but did not divulge precisely tempted to act as you did York and stole what the Patel how he managed to break really must understand how described as “invaluable” into the computers. serious this is,” McCreath intellectual property. The statement said that said. “He acted with determina- Facebook Inc. discovered the Facebook, which boasts tion, undoubted ingenuity breach in May and alerted the some 845 million users and it was sophisticated, it FBI, who traced the source of worldwide, recently filed was calculating,” Patel told the attack back to Britain. papers for its initial public London’s Southwark Crown Scotland Yard’s e-crimes unit offering at the beginning of Court ahead of sentencing raided Mangham’s home on this month, putting it on track Friday. He added later: “This June 2. to price its stock in May or represents the most extensive The software development June. C M Y K

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Associated Press Medicare patients. backed it. WASHINGTON — The tax cuts, jobless cover- In the House, however, a Congress swiftly approved age and higher doctors’ pay- solid majority of Republicans legislation Friday renewing a ments would all continue backed the measure despite payroll tax cut for 160 million through 2012. reservations about its $89 bil- American workers and jobless Passage of the legislation lion impact on the budget benefits for millions more, hands Obama a victory over deficit over the coming backing the main items on objections from many decade. President Barack Obama’s Republicans who oppose it And Republicans said the jobs agenda in a rare burst of but were eager to wipe the final deal, significantly Washington bipartisanship. issue from the election-year changed from a tea party- The Senate approved the agenda. backed measure that passed in $143 billion measure on a 60- It also clears away a politi- December, was the best 36 vote minutes after the cal headache for House Republicans could get. House approved it by a Republicans, who blocked a “We don’t control sweeping 293-132 vote. two-month extension of the Washington. Democrats still Obama is expected to sign it tax cut and jobless coverage control Washington — they shortly after returning from a in late December, only to control the Senate, and they West Coast fundraising retreat quickly under a buzz control the White House,” swing. saw of opposition from con- said Rep. Dave Camp, R- On Friday in an appearance servative and GOP leaders Mich., the top House negotia- at a Boeing factory in Everett, from around the country. tor on the measure. “A divid- Wash., Obama gave lawmak- With that history, ed government must still gov- ers a verbal fist bump. Republicans seemed ready to ern.” Camp cited stricter job “It is amazing what hap- get the fight behind them and search requirements for peo- pens when Congress focuses change the subject for the rest ple receiving unemployment on doing the right thing of this election year. benefits and other reforms to instead of just playing poli- “We’re dumb, but we’re not the program as wins for con- tics,” Obama said. “This was stupid,” McCain told servatives. a good example, and reporters after he voted. “We But many GOP lawmakers Congress should take pride in did not want to repeat the were upset that the measure it.” debacle of last December. It’s would add to the federal In fact, Obama’s jobs agen- not that complicated.” deficit and doubted that it da had politics woven into it, “I think everyone learned a would do much to boost the including campaign-style ral- lot from the end-of-the-year economy. Another concern lies and news coverage that — stuff,” said Senate Majority was that it cuts a payroll tax along with the GOP presiden- Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev. that’s dedicated to paying tial primary — have coincided “Everything doesn’t have to Social Security benefits. with a boost in his poll num- be a fight.” Republicans, Reid Deficit spending would make bers. added, have “opposed virtual- up for the lost revenue, but Under the bill, workers ly everything we’ve tried to some lawmakers fear it would would continue to receive a 2 do. I think they came to the chip away at Washington’s percentage point increase in conclusion that that hasn’t commitment to the program. their paychecks, and people worked out very well,” Reid “I cannot and I will not sup- out of work for more than six said. port legislation that extends months would keep jobless Opposition was stronger in the payroll tax holiday with- benefits averaging about $300 the Senate, where out paying for it,” said Rep. a week, steps that Obama says Republicans voted against the Phil Gingrey, R-Ga. “This will help support a fragile measure by a 2-1 margin. Five will add $100 billion to the recovery from the worst eco- Democrats and Sen. Bernie deficit and it will create an nomic downturn since the Sanders, I-Vt., opposed the even greater shortfall within Great Depression. measure, while 14 the Social Security trust fund It would also head off a Republicans, including that already has over $100 bil- steep cut in reimbursements Minority Leader Mitch lion shortfall just in the last for physicians who treat McConnell of Kentucky, two years.”

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been counting the ballots since 1934. Final began requiring interested showgoers to 1. Who votes for the ballots are mailed in February, and voters submit applications to get one of the covet- Academy Awards? have another two weeks to return them. Up Facts ed seats. Online registration begins in the The more than 6,000 members of to five nominations are made in most cate- fall at www.oscars.org, and a random draw- the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and gories, and balloting for the nominations is ing determines which lucky fans will get Sciences vote for the winners of the annual restricted to members of the academy carpet-side access. awards. A little more about the vaunted branch concerned. (That means directors, and trivia Getting inside the Kodak Theatre to see academy: It was originally made up of 36 for instance, are the only nominators for the Oscars presented isn’t as easy; atten- members when it was organized in May the directing award.) A committee of mem- dance at the awards is by invitation only. 1927. Douglas Fairbanks Sr. was the first bers from all branches chooses the nomina- about the No tickets are available to the public. president. Membership has grown over the tions in the foreign language category. years, and now academy members represent Nominees for Best Picture and final win- 16. What year was the longest 15 branches: actors, art directors, cine- ners are chosen by all academy members. Oscar show? matographers, directors, documentary, exec- Oscars The 74th Academy Awards, which aired utives, film editors, makeup artists and hair- 7. How long does it take Price- March 24, 2002, hold the record for the stylists, music, producers, public relations, WaterhouseCoopers (PWC) to count um. For three years during World War II, longest show at four hours and 23 minutes. short films and feature animation, sound, the ballots? That year “A Beautiful Mind” won Best visual effects and writers. the statues were painted plaster, but A long time. In fact, the company says it wartime winners were given gold-plated Picture, and Halle Berry and Denzel takes about 1,700 “person-hours” to count metal awards when the war ended. In 1949, Washington won the top acting awards. 2. Do studios campaign for awards? and verify the ballots by hand. The Oscars have changed considerably Studios and publicists campaign vigorous- the statuettes began to be numbered behind Oscar’s heels, beginning with No. 501. since the first ceremony, held May 16, ly for the nominees, though the academy has 8. Does PWC really count each ballot 1929, when it took just five minutes to clamped down in by hand? Where are the statuettes made? present the statuettes. recent years on Yes — that’s why it takes so long. Once 12. Since 1983, they’ve been cast, molded, gifts and gim- the winners are chosen, PriceWaterhouse- polished and buffed by R.S. Owens and 17. Have the Oscars ever been can- micks. Now, the Coopers brings two complete sets of Company, a celed? campaigns consist envelopes to the ceremony by separate, Chicago awards No, but they have been postponed three mainly of efforts secret routes. The company’s balloting part- specialty compa- times. In 1938, the show was delayed for a to make sure vot- ners (there are usually two or three) also ny. It takes a week due to flooding in Los Angeles. The ers see the nomi- memorize the list of winners as a precau- dozen people 20 1968 ceremony was rescheduled after the nated films — tionary measure — they are the only people hours to make one assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. In special showings, who know the winners before they are Oscar statuette. A 1981, the show was postponed a day after the screening DVDs announced on the Oscars telecast. PWC few extra awards assassination attempt on President Reagan. and free admis- partners hand the sealed envelope to the pre- are created each The war in Iraq began only days before sion to commer- senters just before they walk onstage. (The year to account the 2003 ceremony, but the show went on, cial runs of the partners used to hand-deliver the envelopes for the possibility albeit a more scaled-down version. The red films. So-called to the presenters onstage, originating the of ties or multiple carpet was shortened to the area outside the “for your consideration” ads in trade publica- phrase, “The envelope, please ...”) Kodak Theatre’s entrance, and the bleacher tions are also de rigueur, and have been for recipients. Extras are stored in the seats were removed. quite a while. In 1935, MGM was the first 9. Are all of those security measures AMPAS academy’s vault studio to campaign with ads in the press tout- really necessary? A craftsman demon- 18. When was the awards ceremo- strates casting an until the next ing its film, “Ah, Wilderness!” It didn’t work The academy works very hard to ensure ny first broadcast on television? Oscar statuette. year’s ceremony. — the movie didn’t earn a single nomination. the secrecy of the results, but it wasn’t The 25th Academy Awards, on March 19, always that way. When the first Academy How do the statuettes make the 1953, were the first to be televised. Before 3. How many award categories are Awards were presented in 1929, the win- 13. trip from Chicago to Los Angeles? that, all the ceremonies except the first one there? ners were announced three months before Believe it or not, they traveled by com- were broadcast on There are 24 categories, a big increase the ceremony. For the next decade, the mon carrier for many years. But in 2000, the radio. The 16th from the 12 awards that were handed out the academy released the list of winners to the Oscars were stolen from the loading Academy Awards first year of the Oscars in 1929. The newest newspapers for publication at 11 p.m. on dock. They were recovered a week later, were even broad- category, Best Animated Feature, was added awards night. In 1940, the Los Angeles but the academy changed its ways. Now, cast overseas to in 2001. Some awards have been eliminated Times broke the embargo, spilling the the statuettes travel by air, accompanied by American soldiers. along the way, including Engineering beans to many showgoers, who read the list an R.S. Owens representative. Effects; Best Director, Comedy Picture; and of winners before they even arrived at the 19. Who has Title Writing, which became obsolete after ceremony. From then on, only Price Is “Oscar” the statuette’s offi- hosted the most the success of talking pictures. 14. Waterhouse (the former name of the com- cial name? Oscar shows? pany) knew the results before the ceremony. Bob Hope host- 4. What about the Scientific and No — it’s actually called the Academy Award of Merit. There are several theories ed or co-hosted the Technical Awards? 10. Who about how it got its nickname, including show a record 18 A committee of about 40 experts repre- designed the times. Billy senting the technical areas of film, including that an academy librarian thought the AMPAS Oscar statuette? Crystal comes in Bob Hope received lighting and equipment, digital imaging and It was award resembled her Uncle Oscar, and starting calling it by his name. The name second with eight five special Oscars electronics and research, meets to evaluate designed by hosting gigs. during his lifetime. entries. The committee then gives recommen- MGM art direc- was first used by a Hollywood columnist in 1934 in reference to Katharine Hepburn’s dations to the academy’s Board of tor Cedric When did the Academy Awards Best Actress win. The academy officially 20. Governors, which selects the winners. The Gibbons before stop being a banquet affair? adopted the name in 1939. Scientific and Technical Awards are present- the first awards For the first 15 years, the Oscars were ed at a formal dinner on a date prior to the were presented in presented at banquets held in Hollywood Oscar ceremony. 15. Can anyone attend the Oscars 1929. George presentation? hotels. The 16th Academy Awards were Stanley, a Los held at Grauman’s Chinese Theater, and 5. So how does someone become an Yes and no. The academy offers a few Angeles sculptor, hundred bleacher seats to fans who want to subsequent ceremonies were held at vari- academy member? brought it to life. ous theaters, including the Shrine AMPAS gawk at the stars on the red To become a member, a candidate must be The statuette fea- Auditorium, the RKO Pantages Theater, sponsored by two members of the branch for carpet. Starting with the tures a knight standing on a reel of film, 74th Academy the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium and the which he or she qualifies. (For example, an gripping a sword in his hands. It has- Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. Since 2002, actor must be sponsored by two member Awards in 2002, n’t changed much over the years, the academy the ceremony has been held at the Kodak actors.) The application then must be except when the pedestal was made Theatre, and it will be for the foresee- approved by the branch’s executive commit- higher in 1945. The statuette stands able future. tee before it goes before the academy’s Board 1 1 13 /2 inches tall and weighs 8 /2 — Becky Sher and Jody Mitori, of Governors. The board also can invite mem- pounds. bers-at-large — members whose craft does McClatchy-Tribune not fall into one of the established branches. SOURCES: 11 . What is an Oscar statuette WWW.OSCARS.ORG; made of? WWW.OSCAR.COM; 6. How long do academy voters have VARIETY.COM; INTERNET Today, it’s made of gold-plated bri- MOVIE DATABASE, to make their decisions? tannium, a pewter-like alloy. The original IMDB.COM; “THE ACADEMY Nomination ballots are sent to academy AWARDS: THE COMPLETE statues were made of gold-plated bronze, HISTORY OF OSCAR,” BY GAIL members in December or January, and vot- KINN AND JIM PIAZZA; but that was abandoned after a few PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS. ers have two weeks to return them to years in favor of the smoother britanni- PriceWaterhouseCoopers, the firm that has

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WHITE HOUSE COUNSEL By JOHN LAMPKIN ACROSS 88 Legend automaker Belief leads to 1 Freeway entrances 90 "Good Eats" series 6 High flier creator __ Brown 9 Sour 91 Many MIT grads behavior 14 Unexpected victory 92 Address for a bride, 19 "__ the news today, often Small boys truth. Selfishness oh boy": Beatles lyric 93 Address the throng watch and learn and evil are every- 20 Percent add-on 94 Leave no doubt about more than we where present. 21 Give it a shot 95 Historical period sometimes realize. However, the truth 22 Vertical 96 MAUDE When I was a of Scripture is 23 BILLY 99 Orch. section single Mom, I even more power- 27 Hockey Hall of Famer 100 On a streak loved caring for ful. That is why my son and our Jesus came. So Gordie 102 Longtime sports- Pause And 28 Banded quartz caster Harmon home. I taught that he would 29 Where the Piper 103 __ buco him age appropri- Consider overcome the piped 105 "Hmm ..." ate tasks such as Jan Merop world, sin and 30 Comical Martha 108 Air conditioner picking up his death. His love and toys and organizing them in kindness is incomprehensi- 32 Pockets picked at a brand that's "hard to a closet in our tiny apart- ble; and, yet, when accept- deli? stop" ment…a skill that would ed, is life-changing. 34 Gathers bit by bit 110 Table d'__: fixed serve him well when he Listen to what we read in 38 Play a part menu lived as a bachelor in a Titus 3: 4& 5, NKJV, where 41 OLD WHISKERS 114 DICK compact studio apartment; Paul reminds us of God’s 45 "Hmm ..." 119 Once more and, even now in marriage. loving kindness and that 46 Certain Tibetan 120 Came to a close how we behave is a reflec- 48 Choir section 121 One-eighty But, this one day when tion of the love of Christ in 49 L.A.'s Getty Center, 122 Mint product he was still of pre-school us, “But when the kindness e.g. 123 "Blame It on the __ Solution on page 6C age, I noticed that of his and the love of God our 50 Whimper Nova": 1963 hit own accord, he had gath- Savior toward man 51 Action film heroes 124 Docket load ered the garbage and with- appeared, not by works of are often in it 125 Some govt. heads 24 Six-Day War hero 56 Insect stage 85 Suspends out fanfare had taken it out righteousness which we 52 "It's __ Unusual Day": 126 Small fry 25 Bank jobs 58 "Dies __" 89 Beckon from afar to the backyard trash can. have done, but according to 1948 song 26 Korbut and others 59 Caress, wave-style 92 Small engine I was so proud of him for His mercy He saved us…” 53 Posed DOWN 31 Time and __ 62 First name in scat 93 Command taking on another responsi- He says that we are to con- 54 "__ a stinker?": Bugs 1 Too amusing for words 33 Play the fife 65 Forest friends of 94 Innsbruck iron bility without being told. I stantly affirm that believers Bunny line 2 Suffix for stink 35 It may be hidden Frodo 96 Ivanhoe's beloved bent down to his level and in God “should be careful hugged and thanked him to maintain good works.” 55 Impetuously 3 Advice from 82- 36 Gift to play with 67 Chip off the old 97 Edits 57 FIDO Across? and said I’d give him some (vs. 8) 37 Baseball commis- flock? 98 Racehorses 60 Choir section 4 Less ruddy money for doing this. I will In other words, the things sioner since the '90s 69 Cathedral toppers 101 Vintage stereos 61 Design deg. 5 Star Wars letters never forget his reply. we believe will be followed 38 A, as in Athens 71 Pipe collar 104 "Not again" 62 Designer Saarinen 6 Shot glass He scrunched up his face by good actions. We cannot 39 Advice from 114- 72 Like some chips 106 Minute minute pt. 63 Speak against 7 Home of Zeno as he pulled back to look at win God’s approval and sal- Across? 73 Calendario start 107 Portuguese lady 64 Place to hear a cow- 8 Neil Armstrong, e.g., me. vation. That is his gift to 40 "__ Bulba": Gogol 75 Glassy-eyed one 109 Tamiroff of "Touch bell before becoming an “I didn’t do it for us. But, once we belong to 66 Fashion monogram astronaut novel 77 Advice from 41- of Evil" money. I did it for love.” him, let’s behave as his 68 Lat neighbors 9 Sporty VW 42 "Kitchen Nightmares" Across? 111 Advice from 96- What a wonderful world children. 70 Poor writing 10 "Oliver!" chorus host Gordon 79 Yoga position Across? this would be if everyone What we believe is acted out of love. How sat- expressed in our actions, 71 Fox sci-fi series members 43 Auto financing org. 80 Advice from 23- 112 Genealogist's hand- isfying it would be if all our words and our 74 Word in an ultimatum 11 Go around 44 __ a limb Across? iwork people’s consciences were attitudes. May we do it all 76 Strikers' org.? 12 Physics subject 47 Whence some moms 81 Longtime Moore co- 113 Slow Churned ice tuned in to God and high for love. Selah 78 Sister of Lustica in 13 Chucklehead are greeted star cream standards were the norm; 50 Writes poorly? 82 Like one's con- 114 Fast punch "Born Free" 14 Angle toward the sky integrity and morality Jan Merop is a News-Sun cor- 52 Advice from 57- science, hopefully 115 Big head 82 SOCKS 15 Shaver ruled; and, faithfulness, rrespondent. Guest columns 84 Two-event events 16 Bottom line amount Across? 83 Get fresh with 116 Scale fourths honesty and virtue pre- are the opinion of the writer, 86 Puts away cargo 17 It'll never fly 53 Hoity-toity sort 84 Flower toxic to cows, 117 OR figures vailed. not necessarily those of the 87 Put away dishes? 18 USA rival 54 Novelist Seton ironically 118 Prime meridian hrs. But sin is still perverting News-Sun staff. Don’t be afraid to Telltale burns prove smoker share your opinions, Sagittarius hasn’t cleaned up his act

Metro Services Horoscope Dear Abby: “Dwayne,” What do you advise? stones in the bracelet were Aries (March 21-April my boyfriend of eight years, — Missing My Man in natural or man-made, the 20) — Aries, expect others to insists on smoking in his California thought behind the gift was gravitate toward you this Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. bedroom. In our last apart- Dear Missing Your Man: genuine. week. Your decisions will 22) — Scorpio, expect to ment he’d fall asleep with a Please accept my sympathy carry extra weight and others tackle work projects with lit cigarette and ended up for the loss of your husband. Dear Abby is written by Abigail will look to you for guidance renewed vigor this week. burning holes in our couch, You have given me four Van Buren, also known as and support. That extra hop in your step numerous blankets and pil- valid reasons not to reach Jeanne Phillips, and was found- Taurus (April 21-May will enable you to get every- lows as well as the carpet. out to your husband’s family, ed by her mother, Pauline 21) — Taurus, you’re think- thing done without breaking When we moved, Dwayne Dear Abby the most important of which Phillips. Write Dear Abby at ing of creative ways to pass a sweat. assured me he had stopped, is that if you get another www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box some time, but relaxation Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. but a month ago I noticed because the Environmental round of rejection from them 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. might be the best solution. 21) — Sagittarius, speak his blanket and mattress Protection Agency has clas- it will crush you. That’s why Use the down time to your mind when others ask have burn holes and so does sified secondhand smoke as I advise against it. recharge your batteries. your advice. Don’t be afraid the carpet by his bed. a Group A carcinogen. To Because they haven’t spo- Gemini (May 22-June to share your opinions, even We live together with our verify this, and get further ken to you or included you FAIRMONT CINEMA; 21) — Gemini, hold your if those opinions are bound to 6-year-old son and, needless information, contact the in 13 years, on top of the 1.736"; 6"; Black; tongue to avoid stepping on ruffle some feathers. to say, I’m scared to death American Cancer Society fact you never felt accepted movie listings p/u; other people’s toes this week. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. Dwayne will burn this place (800-227-2345) or the in the first place (your 0 0 0 1 7 0 3 2 Reserve your comments for 20) — Capricorn, this week down. I have talked to him American Heart Association words) — the healthy thing when people ask for them, provides the perfect opportu- about it numerous times. All (800-242-8721). for you to do is to keep your and you’ll be happy you did nity to reconnect with old he does is yell and say it distance. However, because so. friends. Use some unforeseen won’t happen because ciga- Dear Abby: My husband in all this time you have Cancer (June 22-July 22) downtime to do just that and rettes are “safer now.” died 13 years ago. Since been unable to finish your — Cancer, mixing business enjoy the much-needed I have discussed this with then I have pretty much lost grieving process, I urge you with pleasure could prove respite. our landlord to no avail. I everything, except the grief. to consider grief counseling. disasterous. Better think Aquarius (Jan. 21-Feb. thought about calling social Recently it occurred to me again before you take this 18) — Aquarius, others services, but I don’t want to that I have some photo- Dear Abby: We recently route in the next few days. prove especially grateful of get him in trouble. I could graphs his siblings and celebrated the milestone Romantic ties may break if your efforts this week. Be really use some good advice. nieces might like copies of. birthday of a dear friend you let them. gracious when accepting — Scared For My Life in I don’t want them to know with a party. In honor of the Leo (July 23-Aug. 23) — praise and spread some of Milwaukee where I live — in a battered occasion we presented her Leo, it may be time for a your own as well. Dear Scared: Because old trailer — because I’m with a very nice bracelet complete makeover. You’ve Wednesday will prove to be Dwayne is unwilling to be ashamed. with various fabricated gem- earned the right to some fun. more responsible, it’s time They are all well-to-do stones set in a nice silver indulgence, so treat yourself Pisces (Feb. 19-March to consider your son’s safety and never seemed to like me. setting. As she was identify- to a mini-vacation and some 20) — Pisces, you have a lot and your own. Your No one has spoken to me ing the names of the stones, pampering. of supporters who want to boyfriend is not only addict- since my husband’s death. I blurted out that they Virgo (Aug. 24-Sept. 22) help you with whatever they ed to tobacco, he is also I don’t want it to seem “weren’t real” because I did- — Virgo, you’re very good at can. Make the most of this misguided. If cigarettes were like I’m expecting anything n’t want her thinking we marching to the beat of a dif- generosity. “safer now” there wouldn’t in return because I’m not, were trying to pass them off ferent drummer. But some- be burn holes in his bedding nor do I want to see them as the real thing. times it can be to your advan- Notable birthdays and the area surrounding socially. Now I’m afraid I might tage to fall in line with the where he sleeps. If moving I know I don’t fit in with have cheapened our gift — pack if it serves your best Feb. 19: Victoria Justice, isn’t feasible, at least make them. I’d just like to do although believe me, her interest. Actress (19); Feb. 20: French sure there are working something nice since we all bracelet was not cheap. I Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Stewart, Comic Actor (48); smoke detectors in your loved him. feel like an idiot. Should I — Not every day can be an Feb. 21: Charlotte Church, apartment and an extra one From experience I think try to fix this mess or just let exciting day, Libra. If you Singer (26); Feb. 22: Lea outside Dwayne’s bedroom they’ll find some way to it be? make the most of what Salonga, Actress (41); Feb. door. misinterpret or misunder- — Foot In Mouth in the you’re working with, you can 23: Aziz Ansari, Actor (29); Frankly, it would be stand the gesture. southwest Classified ads get make boring moments a little Feb. 24: Billy Zane, Actor healthier for you and the I’ll be hurt and, added to Dear Foot In Mouth: I results! more enjoyable, especially (46); Feb. 25: Sean Astin, boy if Dwayne didn’t smoke the depression and grief, I think enough has already with friends. Actor (41). at all in your apartment don’t think I could handle it. been said. Whether the Call 314-9876

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Special to the News-Sun everything from pop to opera, he capti- shows. New York’s Show Music AVON PARK – Aussie Darren vates audiences with his Aussie charm Magazine describes him as “ ‘Terrific’ Williams performs during South Florida and amazing vocal range. His highly an accomplished performer who knows Community College’s Matinee Series at acclaimed show, Poperatic, is irre- how to please an audience.” He has also 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 21 in the SFCC sistible to young and old alike, and with been described as one of the entertain- Theatre for the Performing Arts, a repertoire spanning seven languages, ment world’s best-kept secrets. Highlands Campus. he has true international appeal. The 2012 Matinee Series is sponsored His first stage appearances were at the Although raised on rock n’ roll, the by Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Bassetti, Lampe age of 7 when he won several medals for son of Australian Bandstand’s Warren and Kiefer Hearing Aid Center, Inc., and singing at Sydney’s Opera House. Since Williams is equally at home singing the The Palms of Sebring Retirement then, he has been perfecting his craft to classics. He has also appeared in Community. become one of Australia’s finest live Gordon Frost’s production of ‘South Tickets range from $15 to $20 and performers, recently being voted The Pacific’ and was the leading man in may be purchased online 24 hours a day, Peter Allen Australian Variety Rodger’s and Hammerstein’s musical ‘A seven days a week, at http://performanc- Entertainer of the Year and Best Male Grand Night for Singing’ in Sydney. He es.southflorida.edu. Tickets may also be Vocalist by his peers at the Mo Awards - has also appeared on many of purchased by calling the SFCC Box Australia’s top honors for excellence in Australia’s television variety shows and Office at 784-7178 or by visiting the live entertainment. He has won five Mo has traveled the globe as a headline act SFCC Box Office from 11:30 a.m. to Awards and two Ace Awards (Australian for an array of corporate clients and the 2:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 11:30 a.m.- Courtesy photo Club Entertainment Awards) for Best world’s most luxurious cruise lines. 2:30 p.m in the front the of the SFCC Australia’s Variety Entertainer of the Year, Darren Williams, Male Vocal Performer. Now based in New York, he is receiv- Theatre for the Performing Arts, 600 W. will perform Tuesday, Feb. 21 at South Florida Community With the rare ability to sing just about ing rave reviews for his first U.S. College Drive. College’s Theatre for the Performing Arts.

‘Ghost Rider’ should drive to top of box office

By PAUL DERGARABEDIAN million to $17 million range. “The Borrower Arrietty,” The network said it was For The Associated Press The top 5 will likely round which has earned more than airing the repeats “due to LOS ANGELES — out with either Warner Bros. $126 million worldwide. unforeseen circumstances,” Sony’s “Ghost Rider: Spirit “Journey 2: The Mysterious but offered no other explana- of Vengeance” in 3-D, star- Island” or Fox’s 3-D rere- ’Colbert Report’ off tion. ring Nicolas Cage as Marvel lease of “Star Wars: Episode air; Comedy Central A person close to the show, Comic character Johnny One — The Phantom mum as to why who wasn’t authorized to Blaze, is looking to kick Menace.” speak publically on the mat- President’s weekend into Both have the potential to NEW YORK — Comedy ter, told The Associated Press Courtesy photo high gear with an expected earn grosses in the low teens Central’s “Colbert Report” is that new episodes are expect- Marti Capodiferro and Gary Filip present an afternoon of four-day holiday debut in their second weekend in off the air and it’s a mystery ed to return soon. entertainment followed by the Sebring High School Show around $30 million. theaters. why. A publicist for Colbert Choir at SFCC on Tuesday, Feb. 28. However, given the recent But don’t be surprised if An expected new episode declined to comment. spate of over-performing Disney’s debut of “The of the show was replaced by Colbert’s popular “fake films at the domestic box Secret World of Arrietty” a repeat on Wednesday. commentary” program airs Local talent takes office, the film’s weekend sneaks in there, too. Comedy Central said Monday through Thursday at total could go much higher. The G-rated animated film Thursday’s live show will be 11:30 p.m. ET, following SFCC stage Feb. 28 The first installment, is the American adaptation of off, too. The show doesn’t air “The Daily Show” with Jon released over President’s the 2010 Japanese smash a live version on Fridays. Stewart. Special to the News-Sun graces Charlie’s Restaurant weekend in 2007, debuted AVON PARK – In a dou- on Friday and Saturday with a whopping $52 million ble bill concert, Marti evenings. Capodiferro trav- for the four-day period. heartland harmonizers; 5.542"; 5"; Black; heartland harmonizers; 0 0 0 1 7 0 4 0 Capodiferro and Gary Filip els every Sunday through- Sony’s romantic drama present an afternoon of out Central and South “The Vow,” starring entertainment followed by Florida to various churches Channing Tatum and Rachel the Sebring High School as a soloist and concert per- McAdams, led last week- Show Choir during South former. end’s Valentine’s box office Florida Community The Sebring High School chart with a $41.7 million College’s Matinee Series Show Choir takes the stage bouquet and received addi- performance at 1:30 p.m. on presenting popular music tional love from audiences Tuesday, Feb. 28, in the for the second half of the with $11.5 million on SFCC Theatre for the show. The show choir has Valentine’s Day alone. Performing Arts. been led by Choir Director And that was a Tuesday. Capodiferro and Filip’s Luanne Hawk since 2006. So a four-day, second-week- show “Standards through They perform at various end gross in the mid-$20 mil- Time” features music from festivals and concerts lions is not out of the ques- several generations that will throughout the year, most tion, with a domestic total of endure forever. With Gary nearly $90 million likely by recently at the Highlands on piano, singing harmony Monday night. County Fair. and lead vocals, and Marti Denzel Washington and The 2012 Matinee Series framed by the piano, Ryan Reynolds in is sponsored by Dr. and singing lead vocals, their Universal’s “Safe House” Mrs. Dennis Bassetti, interpretations of these also exceeded opening Lampe and Kiefer Hearing classic melodies and lyrics expectations last weekend will sweep you away. Aid Center, Inc., and The and should draw an upcom- Adding a dash of humor and Palms of Sebring ing four-day total in the low a couple of surprises, the Retirement Community. $20 million range. audience won’t forget this Tickets range from $10 to Twentieth Century Fox experience. $15 and may be purchased unleashes the action comedy Filip, a recording artist online 24 hours a day, seven “This Means War” as a sort and premiere piano bar days a week, at http://per- of anti-Valentine for those player in downtown formances.southflorida.edu. ready to leave the mushy Chicago, and Capodiferro, a Tickets may also be pur- stuff behind and embrace a church page; 5.542"; 7.1"; Black; church page dummy; 0 0 0 1 5 5 5 8 stage actress and church chased by calling the SFCC different kind of romance. and band singer in Miami, Box Office at 863-784-7178 Starring Chris Pine and crossed paths after moving or by visiting the SFCC Tom Hardy as two former to Lake Placid. Now, both Box Office Monday-Friday, CIA operatives who realize living away from any large 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m, locat- they are dating the same urban areas, Filip is musical ed in the front the of the woman played by Reese director at the Lake Placid SFCC Theatre for the Witherspoon, the McG- Montessori Academy, Performing Arts, 600 West directed film should draw a teaches privately, and College Drive, Avon Park. four-day gross in the $15

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Page 4C News-Sun ࡗ Sunday, February 19, 2012 www.newssun.com ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT New classes planned at Caladium Co-op Special to the News-Sun vided as well as a brush to Park Headquarters in LAKE PLACID — The paint with. The student is Seward. Caladium Arts and Crafts asked to bring an apron to Cindy Barber, a retired Cooperative is excited to protect their clothing as the computer professional from announce that new classes dyes will not wash out if a major systems integrator will be offered at the Co-op. they are accidentally will be teaching Computors The Dry Felting splashed on. This class will 101. You will need to bring Beginners Class will be held be held on March 3 from a fully charged Microsoft from 9:30 a.m. until 12:30 9:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m.. Windows laptop. No Apple p.m. on Feb. 25. Each stu- Both of these classes will computors at this time. In dent will be supplied with be taught by Kerry Kline addition, Barber will also one white 60-inch-long who comes from New teach Beginning No Sew Art scarf with the design out- Zealand via Alaska. She Quilts. Both classes will lined , two dry felting nee- moved her gallery/studio begin on Feb. 27. The class Special to the News-Sun dles, and colored roving. from New Zealand to fee for each session is $19 Yellow House Gallery artist Tom Bruha is Courtesy photo Each student is required to Seward, Alaska in 1996. for members and $20 for Yellow House Gallery artist Jan Fetters cur- an accomplished watercolorist, but he is bring a piece of polystyrene Kline delights in the differ- non-members. The com- now striking a new path in enhanced digital rently is the featured artist with her water- artwork. He recently won an honorable men- color batiks exhibit at the South Florida at least 3 inches thick and at ent light she finds in the putor class will be in the tion at the Lake Placid Art Festival. Community College’s upstairs gallery least 5-by-8 inches in size. clear colors of the northern mornings from 9-11 a.m. The class fee is $30 and the hemisphere and finds ways and No Sew Art Quilts will class is limited to 12 stu- to express them in the medi- be taught in the afternoons Meet the artists of Highlands dents. ums she enjoys working from 1-4 p.m. Students will The Silk Painting with which include dye on need to bring small sharp Beginners Class is also $30 silk, oil on canvas, acrylics scissors. (Optional is a Art League’s Studio C and is limited to 15 stu- and watercolors. rotary cutter, cutting mat dents. The students will be Her work since coming to and a quilt ruler.) Special to the News-Sun provided with a silk covered Alaska has won many The Caladium Arts and SEBRING — Studio C, or ring about 8 inches around awards and her work is hung Crafts Cooperative is at 132 The Dragonfly Studio as which can be hung in a win- in many interesting places E. Interlake Blvd., Lake named by its artists, is a dow or on a wall. Students such as a silk movement of Placid. Visit the website study in artistic diversity. will have several designs to 82 yards designed and hung www.caladiumarts.org or Photography, sculpture, pot- choose from for this project. with students from Seward call 863-699-5940 for fur- tery, watercolor and acrylic The dyes will also be pro- High School for National ther information. paintings, and textiles make it one of the most eclectic of the artist studios at the Yellow House Gallery in downtown Sebring. The MILLER'S CENTRAL AIR; 5.542"; 10.5"; Black plus three; process, Gallery has a total of five 2/5,12,19,26; 0 0 0 1 6 5 8 0 artist studios with more than 26 artists on permanent dis- play. Dragonflies hold a special meaning for Jan Fetters, one Courtesy photo of the artists in residence. Clara Carroll has many artistic interests, and designs and creates beautiful silk scarves and hand-woven linens. Her Growing up, Fetters had textiles lend a glow to the Dragonfly Studio at the Yellow always spent a lot of time House Gallery. around lakes, watching them dart from one place to anoth- er. She is an avid dragonfly the work of artists James Lescard’s landscape and object collector, and the stu- Ward, Tom Bruha and Diane floral acrylic paintings are dio looks out over the water, Lescard. jewels of color and detail. hence the name. Ward’s brilliant and rich She often photographs her The Dragonfly is tucked contemporary acrylic paint- subjects on location while neatly away in the back of the ings and mixed media sculp- riding around in an airboat. Yellow House, overlooking tures are striking. His pottery Browsers are always wel- the fountain courtyard and evokes themes of the come at the Yellow House, Lake Jackson, with artists Jan Southwest. He was influ- which is next door to the Fetters and Clara Carroll. enced by artists such as Sebring Public Library at Fetters is an accomplished Picasso and Pollack. He 1989 Lakeview Drive. The water color artist and teacher. immerses himself in his hours are Tuesday through She won first place at the paintings and finds great joy Friday from 10 a.m. until 5 Highlands Art League’s Fine by exploring life through p.m., and Saturdays from 10 Arts Festival last November, contemporary expressionism. a.m. until 3 p.m. Artists’ and currently is a featured Ward also holds art classes websites can be found at artist with her watercolor entitled “Explorations in www.highlandsartleague.org/ batiks exhibit at the South Contemporary Expressions” . Florida Community for adults and children at the The opening receptions College’s upstairs gallery. Art League. each month are the second Carroll has many artistic Bruha is an accomplished Friday, from 5- 8 p.m. during interests, and designs and watercolorist, but he is now Destination Downtown. Call creates beautiful silk scarves striking a new path in 385-5312 for more informa- and hand-woven linens. Her enhanced digital artwork. He tion. The Yellow House textiles lend a glow to the recently won an honorable Gallery always provides free studio. mention at the Lake Placid gift wrap for all purchases as The studio also features Art Festival. well.

Cirque du Soleil plans performance for Oscars

LOS ANGELES (AP) — ment. were reluctant to perform on Aerialists, acrobats and con- Khalil wouldn’t reveal any television in years past tortionists are among the specifics about the perform- “because we felt as though a guests at this year’s Academy ance other than to say “the lot of it got lost in transla- Awards. theme is very much in line tion,” Khalil said, but they Telecast producers Don with paying tribute to the appreciated the way their Mischer and Brian Grazer movie-theater experience” performance came across say they’ve invited Cirque do and different from “Iris,” when they participated in the Soleil to perform during the Cirque’s regular show at the 74th Academy Awards. Oscar show. Kodak Theater, which is “That boosted our confi- The three-minute perform- billed as “a journey into the dence knowing that we’re ance will be among the inter- world of cinema.” comfortable in front of the national troupe’s biggest yet, Like “Iris,” the music for camera,” she said. said Cirque du Soleil special the troupe’s Oscar perform- Khalil and the performers events director Yasmine ance was composed by have been working on their Khalil, featuring more than Danny Elfman. routine since before 50 artists. Most Cirque shows Cirque du Soleil troupes Christmas. employ 75 to 80 artists over two hours, she said. Cirque du Soleil has a show in residence at the LAKE COUNTRY JEWELERS; 9.347"; 3"; Black plus three; process, make good 2/19,26; 0 0 0 1 7 0 6 0 Kodak Theatre, where the Oscars will be presented on Feb. 26, but the performance planned for the awards tele- cast is “unique for this one evening” and not taken from any of the troupe’s 22 pro- ductions playing around the world. Performers from those shows, however, are heading to Hollywood. Khalil says artists from Japan and Russia are flying in to participate in the Academy Awards seg-

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www.newssun.com News-Sun ࡗ Sunday, February 19, 2012 Page 5C ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ‘Ricky Nelson Remembered’ British spies stumped by Chaplin mystery more than just a concert By JILL LAWLESS vately denounced Chaplin Associated Press as “one of Hollywood’s par- LONDON — They foiled lor Bolsheviks.” Special to the News-Sun plots and cracked Nazi To the spies’ surprise, AVON PARK — He is the codes, but Britain’s spies there was no record of the only artist to have a No. 1 were unable to solve the performer’s birth. song, No. 1 movie and No. 1 mystery of Charlie “It would seem that TV show in the same week. Chaplin’s birth. Chaplin was either not born To identical twins Matthew Although the entertainer in this country or that his and Gunnar Nelson he was is celebrated as one of name at birth was other simply called ‘Pop.’ London’s most famous than those mentioned,” MI5 Ricky Nelson — the man sons, newly declassified concluded. for whom “Life Magazine” files reveal that Britain’s Chaplin’s life is a coined the phrase “Teen Idol” MI5 domestic intelligence Dickensian rags-to-riches — swooned audiences for service found no records to story. Raised in London in a more than 30 years before his back up Chaplin’s claim family of music-hall enter- tragic death in 1986. that he was born in the city tainers, he moved to the Matthew and Gunnar contin- on April 16, 1889. United States in 1910 and ue the Nelson family enter- Uncertainty about became one of Hollywood’s tainment dynasty and bring a Chaplin’s origins linger to first megastars with his multi-media concert experi- this day — a mystery shabby, bowler-hatted ence to the South Florida Chaplin himself may have everyman persona, the Community College Theater helped to nurture. Little Tramp. for the Performing Arts Artist The previously secret In 1952, as fears of Series at 7:30 p.m. on file, released Friday by Soviet infiltration raged in Thursday, March 8. Britain’s National Archives, the U.S., American authori- “This is much more than a shows that MI5 investigated ties asked MI5 to investi- concert,” Gunnar Nelson said the silent film star in the gate Chaplin’s political during in a phone interview. 1950s at the request of U.S. allegiances and personal Audiences will hear all of authorities, who had long background, including a Ricky’s biggest hits, includ- suspected him of commu- long-standing rumor that ing “Hello, Mary Lou,” Courtesy photo nist sympathies. MI5 histo- Charlie Chaplin was an “Travelin’ Man,” “It’s Late,” Twins Matthew and Gunnar Nelson pay tribute to their father, Ricky Nelson, in ‘Ricky Nelson Remembered,’ which will be at SFCC on March 8. rian Christopher Andrew alias and the performer’s “Garden Party” and more. said the FBI’s red-hating true name was Israel Gunnar said the show com- chief, J. Edgar Hoover, pri- Thornstein. bines footage from “The makers. Gunnar’s grandfa- broadened my artistic capa- leader learns of Ricky’s tal- Adventures of Ozzie & ther Ozzie and his band hit bilities. I’ve found the show ents, he lets him drum, and Harriet.” No. 1 in 1939, Ricky had two translate into bettering my eventually sing “I’m “My family has actually No. 1 hits and Gunnar and guitar work — I had to learn Walkin.” The rest is TV and been entertaining for well Matthew (performing under how to play like James music history. Dr. Eric Palosky; 3.639"; 3"; Black; -; 0 0 0 1 7 0 8 0 over 100 years,” he said. the rock band Nelson) hit No. Burton.” “The band leader in the “Not only were Ozzie & 1 in 1990 with their pop rock “The Adventures of Ozzie episode was given his first Harriet radio and TV stars, smash “Love and Affection.” & Harriet” is TV’s longest music gig by Ozzie,” Gunnar but Harriet’s parents were For Gunnar, performing running live action sitcom in said. “It came full circle.” vaudeville performers, and “Ricky Nelson Remembered” history. After starring on Tickets to “Ricky Nelson the Nelsons were in the trav- has changed him as an artist. radio, the TV show pre- Remembered” are $33, $36 eling circus. I’m proud to say “I was actually more reluc- miered in 1952 and aired and $39. Applicable fees may that each Nelson has done tant than Matthew to perform until 1966. apply. Purchase at the SFCC something extraordinary dur- our father’s songs,” Gunnar “My favorite episode was Performing Arts Box Office ing their era.” said. “I was concerned as an ‘Ricky the Drummer,’” (600 West College Drive) The Nelson family is listed original songwriter and musi- Gunnar said. In the episode, Monday-Friday from 11:30 in the Guinness Book of cian of that fine line between Ricky thought he was going a.m. - 2:30 p.m. and one hour World Records as being the being an artist and an act. to be a replacement drummer prior to showtime), via phone only family in history with “This is an absolutely for a band, but he was actual- at 784-7178 or online at per- three generations of No. 1 authentic show and it has ly the roadie. When the band formance.southflorida.edu/.

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Page 6C News-Sun ࡗ Sunday, February 19, 2012 www.newssun.com ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Five favorite Reese Witherspoon performances

By CHRISTY LEMIRE finds the loneliness and vul- her the Academy Award for her most challenging work in fictional 1950s town of inability to keep her mouth AP Movie Critic nerability in Tracy, and best actress. her youth, and this darkly Pleasantville. Gary Ross’ shut. Everyone’s better for it LOS ANGELES — “This makes us ultimately sympa- funny, twisted take on the high-concept directorial — especially the audience. Means War” may not be thize with her. ‘Legally Blonde’ “Little Red Riding Hood” debut finds its characters Reese Witherspoon’s finest (2001) fairy tale is a prime exam- transforming and literally Think of any other examples? hour — it’s a glossy, noisy, ‘Walk the Line’ ple. She stars as Vanessa, a becoming more colorful, Share them with AP Movie love-triangle-slash-spy-romp (2005) As a perky blonde sorori- trashy teenager who ends up more complicated, and a lot Critic Christy Lemire through — but it’s fun and it allows ty girl myself, I initially hitching a ride with a youth of that has to do with Twitter: her once again to demon- In theory this is Joaquin mistook this for a documen- counselor named Bob Witherspoon’s character’s http://twitter.com/christylemire. strate her radiant likability. Phoenix’s movie, because tary. That’s how convincing (Kiefer Sutherland) in hopes It also allows us the opportu- he’s the one playing Johnny Witherspoon is as the ebul- of finding her grandmother. nity to look back at her Cash. Then along comes lient Elle Woods, a pam- She opens up to him but CROSSWORD SOLUTION career and ponder five of her Witherspoon as Cash’s life- pered campus princess who eventually realizes he’s a best performances: long love, June Carter, and finds her true voice in the serial killer. High-spirited she pretty much steals the unlikeliest of places: and foul-mouthed, she ulti- ‘Election’ (1999) movie right out from under- Harvard Law School. She is mately turns the tables on just irresistible here in the him, and the sight of No matter what she does, neath him. This isn’t a knock classic ditzy-blonde mode, a Witherspoon pistol-whipping no matter how many major on Phoenix, who’s extraordi- perfectly coifed, pink-clad and berating Sutherland in roles she takes on or Oscars nary in capturing the energy force of nature, and her her girlish Southern twang is she wins over her career, and essence of a towering charm and conviction make a hoot. Witherspoon will always be American cultural figure. the fish-out-of-water antics Tracy Flick to me. And I say Witherspoon, though, just work. As the saying goes, ‘Pleasantville’ (1998) that with great affection. The takes over the entire screen, you have to be pretty smart balance she finds here is so and when she’s gone, you In a large and esteemed to play dumb. In that regard, delicate and difficult. She’s want her to come back. This ensemble cast that features Witherspoon proved she playing an essentially unlik- was the first truly grown-up, Tobey Maguire, William H. must be brilliant. (Everyone able character: a prim, womanly role she’d played Macy and Joan Allen, involved should have quit scheming know-it-all who at this point, and she got to Witherspoon just shines. She while they were ahead, will do whatever it takes to be not just an engaging on- uses her comic timing to though, and said no to be voted president of her stage performer (she also great effect here as a sassy “Legally Blonde 2: Red high school’s student gov- sang and played the harpsi- and subversive teenager who White & Blonde.”) ernment. Adorable and chord) but also a wife, moth- gets unwittingly sucked into annoying at once, she always er, caretaker and no-non- ‘Freeway’ (1996) the television set with her seems to be trying too hard sense family backbone. Oh, twin brother (Maguire) and to please. But Witherspoon and the performance earned Witherspoon did some of finds herself in the idyllic, PLACES TO WORSHIP Places to Worship is a paid a.m.; Wednesday: Evening a.m.; Blended Service, 10:30 a.m.; hard-of-hearing. Office phone, 385- 33852 (two miles east of U.S. 27 advertisement in the News-Sun Service, 7 p.m.; Children/Youth, 7 Mision Buatista Hispana, 2 p.m.; 0752. on County Road 621), 465-7065. that is published Friday and p.m. Telephone: 453-4256. Fax: Sunday Evening Worship, 6 p.m. I Spring Lake Baptist Church, Ray Culpepper, senior pastor. Sunday. To find out more infor- 453-6986. E-mail: office@apfellow Wednesday night programs at the “Where the Bible is Always Open.” Sunday: Bible classes, 9 a.m.; CHURCH OF mation on how to place a listing ship.org; Web site, www.apfellow ROC begin 5:30 p.m., at church Pastor Richard Schermerhorn, Worship Celebration with the BRETHREN in this directory, call the News- ship.org. begin 6:30 p.m. Preschool and 7408 Valencia Road; 655-2610. Lord’s Supper each week 10:15 Sun at 385-6155, ext. 502. 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Church, 24 Rainer Drive, Lake Hispanic pastor. Regular Sunday Bell St., Avon Park, FL 33825. Wednesday Mid-week Bible Study I Sebring Christian Church, Placid, FL 33852. invites you to schedule: 8:30 a.m. orchestra Telephone, 453-5339. Rev. John D. and Prayer Service, 6:30 p.m. 4514 Hammock Road, Sebring, FL CHURCH OF CHRIST come worship with us in spirit and rehersal; 9 a.m. Library open; 9:30 Girdley, pastor. Sunday School, Nursery available for all services. 33872. Tod Schwingel, Preacher; truth at 10:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. a.m. Sunday School; 11 a.m. 9:45 a.m.; Sunday Worship, 11 I Sunridge Baptist Church, David Etherton, Youth Pastor. I Avon Park Church of Christ, Sunday, and at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Morning Worship; 11 a.m. a.m.; 11 a.m. Children’s Church; (SBC) 3704 Valerie Blvd. (U.S. 27 Sunday Worship, 9:30 a.m.; 200 S. Forest Ave., Avon Park, FL For information contact (239) 671- Children’s Church; 6 p.m. evening Sunday Evening Worship, 6 p.m. and Valerie, across from Florida Sunday School, 11 a.m.; Sunday 33825. Minister: Larry Roberts. 0390. Pastor Travis Vanderford. worship. Wednesday schedule: Wednesday night programs for Hospital), Sebring. Tim Finch, pas- Youth Service, 6 p.m; Evening Sunday Worship Services, 10:30 5:15 p.m. supper; 6 p.m. Bible children, youth and adults at 7 p.m. tor. Sunday School, 9;30 a.m.; service at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday a.m. and 6 p.m. Nursery facilities Study and Prayer; 6:30 p.m. Adult I Independent Baptist Church, Sunday Morning Worship, 10:45 night meals, 5:30 p.m. followed by are available at every service. Bible ASSEMBLY OF GOD Choir Practice; 6 p.m. children’s 5704 County Road 17 South, a.m.; and Sunday Evening Service, classes at 6:30 p.m. Changing Study: Sunday, 9:30 a.m. and choir rehearsals; 7 p.m. mission Sebring, FL 33876. Sunday 6 p.m. Wednesday: Prayer, Bible Seasons, a men’s grief support Wednesday, 7 p.m. Bible centered I Christ Fellowship Church programs. Hispanic Services: School, 9:30 a.m. Sunday worship, Study, and Youth, 6:30 group, meets at 1:30 p.m. classes for all ages. Church phone: (Assembly of God), 2935 New Sunday school at 9:30 a.m., wor- 10:30 a.m. Sunday evening, 6 p.m. p.m.Nursery provided. For informa- Wednesdays. Alzheimers 453-4692. Life Way. Bearing His Name; ship service at 11 a.m. and evening Wednesday service, 7 p.m. tion, call 382-3695. Caregivers Support Group meets I Sebring Parkway Church of Preaching His Doctrine; and worship at 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Fundamental, soul-winning, mis- at 1 p.m. Thursdays. Office hours, Christ, 3800 Sebring Parkway, Awaiting His Coming. “Worshiping study at 7 p.m. Call 453-6681 for sion-minded, King James Bible 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday-Friday. Sebring, FL 33870; 385-7443. We God in Spirit and in Truth.” Sunday details. Church. Larry Ruse, pastor. Phone CATHOLIC Phone 382-6676. would like to extend an invitation School, 9 a.m.; Morning Worship, First Baptist Church of Lake 655-1899. Bus transportation. I First Christian Church, 1016 for you and your family to visit with 10 a.m.; Evening Worship, 6 p.m. I Josephine, 111 Lake Josephine I Leisure Lakes Baptist Church, Our Lady of Grace Catholic W. Camphor St., Avon Park, FL us here at Sebring Parkway. Our Wednesday: Worship, 7 p.m. Drive, Sebring (just off U.S. 27 mid- 808 Gardenia St., Lake Placid (just Church, 595 East Main St., Avon 33825; (863) 453-5334; on the hours of service are: Sunday Bible Pastor Eugene Haas. Phone 471- way between Sebring and Lake off of Miller at the west end of Lake Park, 453-4757. Father Nicholas Web at www.firstchristianap.com. Class, 9 a.m.; Sunday Worship 0924. Placid). Your place for family, June) “Where the old fashion McLoughlin, pastor. Saturday Vigil Our motto is “Jesus is First at First Service, 10 a.m.; Sunday Evening I First Assembly of God, 4301 friends and faith. Sunday morning gospel is preached.” Sunday Mass is 4 p.m. in English and 7 Christian Church.” Greg Ratliff, Service, 6 p.m.; Wednesday Kenilworth Blvd., Sebring. The Rev. worship service is 11 a.m. Nursery School begins at 9:30 a.m.; p.m. in Spanish; Sunday mass 8 Senior Minister; Bible School 9 Service, 7 p.m. Wilmont McCrary, pastor. Sunday is provided for both services with Sunday Worship service at 10:45 and 10:30 a.m. in English. a.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; Wednesday School, 10 a.m.; Morning Worship Children’s Church at 11 a.m. Life a.m.; Sunday Evening Service is at Weekday mass at 8 a.m. studies for all ages, 6 p.m. Nursery CHURCH OF and KIDS Church, 11 a.m.; changing Bible Study for all ages 6 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting Confessions are at 3:30 p.m. provided for all events. Evening Worship, 7 p.m. NAZARENE starts at 9:45 a.m. Associate Pastor and Bible Study at 6 p.m. Call the Saturday. Religious Education I First Christian Church Wednesday Family Night, (Adult Allen Altvater leads the youth in church at 699-0671 for more infor- Classes are 9-10:20 a.m. Sunday (Disciples of Christ), 510 Bible Study), LIFE Youth Group, I First Church of the Nazarene their quest to become more like mation. for grades K through 8th. Poinsettia Avenue, (corner of Royal Rangers, Missionettes, 7:30 of Avon Park, P.O. Box 1118., Christ. Sunday night worship at 6 I Maranatha Baptist Church Confirmation class is from 6:30-8 Poinsettia and Eucalyptus), Avon Park, FL 33825-1118. 707 W. p.m. Phone 385-6431. p.m. Wednesday Bible Study and (GARBC), 35 Maranatha Blvd., p.m. Wednesday. Youth Nights Sebring, FL 33870. Phone: 385- Main St. Randall Rupert, Pastor. Prayer meeting at 7 p.m. along with Sebring, FL 33870 (A half mile east grades 6th and up, 6:30-8 p.m. 0358 or 385-3435. The Rev. Sunday: Sunday school begins at youth worship in the youth facility, of Highlands Avenue on Arbuckle Wednesday. Ronald Norton, Pastor; Sunday BAPTIST I 9:45 a.m. for all ages; morning wor- and missions training for all chil- Creek Road.) Sunday School, 9 St. Catherine Catholic Church, School, 9 a.m.; Praise Breakfast, dren. Call the church at 655-1524. a.m.; Morning Worship, 10:15 a.m.; 820 Hickory St., Sebring. Mailing ship at 10:45 a.m.; and evening I 10 a..m., Morning Worship, 10:30 Avon Park Lakes Baptist I service at 6 p.m. Wednesday First Baptist Church of Lake Evening Service, 6 p.m. Mid-week address: 882 Bay St., Sebring, FL a.m.; Children’s Church, 10:30 a.m. Church, 2600 N. Highlands Blvd., evening service is at 7 p.m. with Placid, Knowing God’s Heart and service, Wednesday, 6 p.m. Daily 33870, 385-0049; fax, 385-5169; Thursday, Praise and Worship, Avon Park, FL 33825. George Hall, special services for children and Sharing God’s Hope, 119 E. Royal Prayer and Bible Study, 8 a.m., email, [email protected]; web- 6:45 p.m. Youth Fellowship, 7:15 Pastor. Christ centered and bibli- adults. Special services once a Palm St., Lake Placid, FL 33852 Hamman Hall. Pastor Gerald site, www.stcathe.com. Very Rev. p.m.; Midweek Bible Study, 7:15 cally based. Sunday worship serv- month for seniors (Prime Time) and (863) 465-3721, Website: Webber and Associate Pastors José González, V.F., p.m. ices, 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. www.fbclp.com. Email: informa- Don Messenger and Ted Ertle. [email protected]; Parochial Ladies ministries. If you need any Nursery facilities are available. [email protected]. Sunday services - Phone 382-4301. Vicar, Rev. Victor Caviedes, 385- more information, call 453-4851. Bible studies at 9:45 a.m. Sunday I Traditional Service 9 a.m., I Parkway Free Will Baptist 3993; Assisting Priest (retired), CHRISTIAN & First Church of the Nazarene and 7 p.m. Wednesday. Prayer Contemporary Service 10:30 a.m. Church, 3413 Sebring Parkway, Rev. J. Peter Sheehan; Decons, of Lake Placid, 512 W. Interlake Time 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Link Groups at 9 and 10:30 a..m., Sebring, FL 33870. Welcome to the Rev. Mr. James R. McGarry and MISSIONARY Blvd., Lake Placid, FL 33852. Bible classes at 9:45 a.m. are cen- Senior Sunday Night at 6 p.m. church where the “Son” always Rev. Mr. Max M. Severe. Parish ALLIANCE Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Morning tered for all ages. Choir practice at Wednesday Activities: Family din- shines. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; office hours, 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. worship, 10:45 a.m.; Evening serv- 5 p.m. Sunday. Church phone: ner at 5 p.m. ($4 per person, reser- Morning Worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday Monday-Friday. Masses – Daily I The Alliance Church of ice, 6 p.m. Wednesday evening, 7 452-6556. vations required). Prayer meeting, Evening Worship, 6 p.m.; and Masses 8 a.m. and noon Monday- Sebring, 4451 Sparta Road, p.m. Classes for adult children and I Bethany Baptist Church Youth Intersections, and MaxKidz Wednesday Evening Worship, 7 Friday; 9 a.m. Saturday. Weekend Sebring, FL 33875. Call 382-1343. youth. Call 465-6916. Pastor Tim (GARBC) We are located at the Extreme meet at 6:15 p.m. The p.m. End-of-the-Month-Sing at 6 Masses 4 and 5 p.m. Saturday, 5 Rev. Steve Hagen, pastor. Sunday Taylor. corner of SR17 and C-17A (truck church is at 119 E. Royal Palm St., p.m. on the last Sunday of each p.m. Saturday Spanish Mass (Holy services: Sunday School meets at route) in Avon Park. Join us Lake Placid. For information, call month. The Rev. J.S. Scaggs, pas- Family Youth Center), 8 and 10:30 9:30 a.m.; Sunday Morning Sunday morning at 9:00 AM for cof- 465-3721 or go to www.fbclp.com. tor. Church phone: 382-3552. a.m. Sunday, noon Sunday Sunday Worship Service meets at 10:30 CHURCHES OF fee and doughnuts, followed with I First Baptist Church of Lorida Home phone: 214-3025. Affiliated Mass; 5 p.m. Sunday English a.m.; Sunday Evening Bible Study CHRIST IN Sunday School for all ages at 9:30. located right on U.S. 98 in Lorida. with the National Association of Family Mass (Holy Family Youth meets at 6 p.m. (off site); Sunday morning worship service Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m. Free Will Baptists, Nashville, Tenn. Center). Confession: every Wednesday Prayer Gathering CHRISTIAN UNION begins at 10:30 a.m., and evening for all ages. Sunday worship serv- I Sparta Road Baptist Church, Saturday 3-3:45 p.m. or first Friday meets at 6 p.m. I worship service is at 6 p.m. On ices are at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. (SBC) 4400 Sparta Road. Rev. of the month 7:15-7:45 a.m., or by Community Bible Church - Wednesdays, the Word of Life teen Preschool care is provided at the Ken Geren, interim pastor. Sunday appointment with any priest. Churches of Christ in Christian ministry and the Catylist class 11 a.m. worship service. school, 9:45 a.m.; Sunday Morning I St. James Catholic Church, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Union, (Orange Blossom (20's+) begin at 6:30 PM. The adult Wednesday evening Bible Study Worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday Evening 3380 Placidview Drive, Lake Conference Center) 1400 C-17A I Bible and Prayer Time begins at 7 and Prayer meeting is at 6:30 p.m., Worship, 6 p.m. Wednesday: Placid, 465-3215. Father Michael Christian Science Church, 146 North (truck route), Avon Park. p.m. For more information go to followed by adult choir rehearsal. Prayer/Bible Study, 6 p.m. Nursery J. Cannon. Mass schedule: N. Franklin St. Sunday: 10:30 a.m. Presenting Jesus Christ as the www.bethanybaptistap.com or call From September the AWANA provided. For information, call 382- Summer (May 1 to Oct. 31) - morning worship and Sunday answer for time and eternity. the church office at 863-452-1136. groups meet. First Lorida is the 0869. Saturday Vigil, 4 p.m.; Sunday 8 school. Testimonial meetings at Sunday morning worship service, I Faith Missionary Baptist “Place to discover God’s love.” For I Southside Baptist Church a.m. and 9:30 a.m.; Weekdays, 9 4 p.m. each second and fourth 10:30 a.m. Nursery provided. Church, off State Road 17 North of more information about the church (GARBC), 379 S. Commerce Ave., a.m. December thru Easter - Wednesday. A free public reading Junior Church activities at same Sebring at 1708 LaGrange Ave. or the ministries offered, call 655- Sebring. David C. Altman, Pastor. Saturday, 4 p.m.; Sunday, 8 a.m., room/bookstore, located in the time for K-6 grade. Sunday School Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Morning 1878. Sunday School for all ages, 9:30 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.; Weekdays 9 church, is open before and after Bible hour (all ages), 9:30 a.m. Worship, 11 a.m.; Evening I First Baptist Church, Sebring, a.m.; Morning Worship Service, a.m.; and Holy Days 8 a.m., 9:30 church services. The Bible and the (Transportation available.) Sunday Worship, 6 p.m. Wednesday 200 E. Center Ave., Sebring, FL 10:45 a.m.; Evening Worship, 6 a.m. and 7 p.m., first Saturday at 9 Christian Science textbook, evening praise and worship serv- Service, 7 p.m. Deaf interpretation 33870. Telephone: 385-5154. Dr. p.m. Wednesday: Student ministry, a.m. ‘Science and Health with Key to ice, 6 p.m. Wednesday evening available. Ken Lambert, Pastor. David E. Richardson, senior pas- 6:30 p.m.; Awana kindergarten the Scriptures’ by Mary Baker Eddy prayer service, 7 p.m. Children and Phone 386-5055. tor; Rev. Joe Delph, associate pas- through fifth grade, 6:30 p.m.; are our only preachers. All are wel- youth activities at 7 p.m. I Fellowship Baptist Church, tor, minister of youth and activities; Adult Midweek Prayer and Bible CHRISTIAN come to come and partake of the Wednesday. Everyone is welcome, 1000 Maxwell St., Avon Park, FL and Rev. Nuno Norberto, associate Study, 7 p.m. A nursery for under comfort, guidance, support and please come worship with us. Don 33825. Sunday: Sunday School, pastor, minister of music and senior age 3 is available at all services. I Eastside Christian Church, healing found in the lesson-ser- Seymour, Senior Pastor. Phone 9:30 a.m.; Morning Worship, 10:45 adults. Group Bible Studies, 9:15 Provisions for handicapped and 101 Peace Ave., Lake Placid, FL mons. 452-0088.

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Sunday School, Traditional Worship Service at 8:10 3840 Lakeview Drive, Sebring, FL Sebring. Church phone: 385-7848, McQuaid, associate pastor. Web of God’s Word, prayer and fellow- 9 a.m.; Worship Service, 10 a.m. and 10:50 a.m. in the sanctuary, 33870. Sunday Services: Holy Faith Child Development Center, site www.bfcsebring.com. Church ship. Come early and stay after for Session meets at 6:30 p.m. the Contemporary Worship in the FLC Eucharist Rite I - 7:45 a.m., Holy 385-3232. Rev. Gary Kindle, pas- office 385-1024. fellowship time. Child care and chil- second Thursday of the month, at 9:30 a.m. Sunday School at 9:30 Eucharist Rite II - 10 a.m. Midweek tor. Traditional Worship service, 8 I Calvary Church, 1825 dren’s church are provided. September through June. Board of and 10:30 a.m. Methodist Youth service on Wednesday at 6 p.m. a.m. Sunday; Sunday Praise Hammock Road, Sebring, FL Reinhold Buxbaum is pastor. The Deacon’s meet at 5:30 p.m. first Fellowship at 5:30 p.m. Sundays Sunday School for all ages at 9 Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. 33872; 386-4900. An independent Way – A place for you. Office Monday of the month. Choir with Rick Heilig, youth director. Communion is served the first, third community church. Sunday morn- Phone:471-6140, Church Cell a.m. The nursery is open 8:45 a.m. rehearses at 7 p.m. each The 10:55 a.m. Sunday worship until 15 minutes after the 10 a.m. and fifth Sunday of the month. ing worship, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.; Phone:381-6190. Email: theway Wednesday, September through service is broadcast over WITS service ends. Wednesday: Adult Sunday school and Bible classes: Bible study, 11:15 a.m.; Sunday [email protected]. Web site: April. Presbyterian Women meet at 1340 on AM dial. There is a nursery Bible study, 9:30 a.m. Visitors are 9:15 a.m. Sunday. Worship service evening service, 6 p.m.; www.TheWayChurch.org 10 a.m. the third Thursday of the available at all services. always welcome. The Rev. Jim is broadcast at 8 a.m. on WITS Wednesday Prayer and Bible month. Organist: Richard Wedig. I Kurtz, rector. Church office 385- 1340 AM each Sunday. Study, 6:30 p.m. Pastor Lester Choir Director: Suzan Wedig. First United Methodist Church, 7649, for more information. Educational opportunities include Osbeck. A small friendly church PRESBYTERIAN Church phone, 655-0713; e-mail, 200 South Lake Avenue, Avon I St. Francis of Assisi Episcopal weekly adult Bible studies. Faith’s waiting for your visit. [email protected], Park, FL 33825. (863) 453-3759, R. Church, 43 Lake June Road, Lake Closet Thrift Store (385-2782) is I Christian Training Ministries I Covenant Presbyterian Church Web site, http://slpc.embarq James Weiss, Pastor, Sunday Placid, FL 33852. Phone: 465- open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Inc., on Sebring Parkway. Enter off (PCA), 4500 Sun ‘N Lake Blvd., space.com. School - 9 a.m., Worship - 10:30 0051. Rev. Elizabeth L. Nelson, Tuesday through Friday and 9 a.m. County Road 17 on Simpson Sebring, 33872-2113. A a.m. Bible study third Tuesday of Rector. Sunday Worship, 8 a.m., to noon Saturday. All are warmly Avenue. Sunday service is at 10 Congregation of the Presbyterian every month at 6 p.m. Prayer 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday welcome in the Faily of Faith. a.m.; Wednesday Bible study at 7 Church in America. Sunday morn- SEVENTH-DAY Shawl Ministry on the second and evening: Holy Communion with I Good Shepherd Lutheran p.m. A nursery and children’s ing worship: Informal service, 8 ADVENTIST fourth Friday of the month at 2 p.m. Healing Service, 6 p.m. Child care Church (AALC) American church are provided. The church is a.m.; traditional service, 10:30 for women who love God and cro- a.m.; Sunday school, 9:15 a.m.; I available at the 8 a.m. and 10:30 Association of Lutheran part of Christian International Avon Park Seventh-day cheting. Visit us at our church Web a.m. Sunday service. Come see Churches, 3240 Grand Prix Drive, Ministries Network, a full gospel, evening service, 6:30 p.m. Adventist Church, 1410 West site: www.fumcap.org. what makes us different. Sebring, FL 33872. James Weed, non-denominational ministry. Linda Wednesday evening Prayer Avon Blvd., Avon Park. Phone: I Memorial United Methodist pastor. Worship Service, 10:30 M. Downing, minister, lindadown- Meeting, 6 p.m.; Children’s/Youth 453-6641 or e-mail: avonparks- Church, 500 Kent Ave., (overlook- a.m. Sunday. Bible Study, 9 a.m. [email protected]. Casey L. Downing, Group, 5:30-7 p.m.; choir practice, [email protected], Sabbath ing Lake Clay) Lake Placid, FL, GRACE BRETHREN Nursery provided. Social activities: associate minister, caseydown 7:15 p.m. Phone: 385-3234; Fax: School, 9:30 a.m Saturday. Church Choir, Missions, Evangelism. [email protected]. Church phone: 385-2759; e-mail: covpres@stra- Service 10:45 a.m. Saturday. 33852. The Rev. Fred Ball. pastor. I Grace Brethren Church, 3626 Phone 385-2346. 314-0482. Web site: www.ctm to.net; Web site: Wednesday prayer meeting 7 p.m. Claude H.L. Burnett, pastoral Thunderbird Road, (863) 835- I New Life Evangelical Lutheran forme.com www.cpcsebring.org. Rev. W. Community Service hours on assistant. Sunday schedule: 0869. Dr. Randall Smith, senior Church, 3725 Hammock Road, a I Grace Bible Church, 4541 Darrell Arnold, pastor. Office hours: Tuesday and Thursday is from 9:00 Heritage Worship Service, 8:30 pastor. Sunday services at 9 a.m., Congregation of the Evangelical Thunderbird Road, (second church 8:30-12:30 a.m. Monday-Friday. a.m. till 2 p.m. A sale takes place a.m.; Sunday School for all ages, 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m.; Wednesday Lutheran Synod (ELS) in fellowship on left) Sebring, FL 33872. Phone, I First Presbyterian Church the first Sunday of each month. 9:30 a.m.; Celebration Worship services at 7 p.m. We offer “Kid with the Wisconsin Evangelical 382-1085. Andrew Katsanis, senior ARP, 215 E. Circle St., (two Senior Pastor Paul Boling. Walker Service at 10:45 a.m.; New Song City” Children’s Ministry throughout Lutheran Synod (WELS). Sunday pastor. Saturday Worship, 6:30 entrances on LaGrande), Avon Memorial Academy Christian worship service at 10:45 a.m. all services, and there are variosu Worship at 10 a.m.; Bible Study, 9 p.m. Sunday, 9 and 11 a.m. Park, FL 33825. Phone: 453-3242. School offering education for Loving nursery care provided every other classes for teens, married a.m. For more information, call Tuesday 6 p.m. Grace Bible The Rev. Robert Johnson is the kindergarten through 12th grades. Sunday morning. Middle School couples, “prime-timers,” and Bible Pastor Brian Klebig at 385-2293 or Academy Adult Investigating Truth; pastor. Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.; ALL ARE WELCOME. Website is Youth, 4 p.m.; High School Youth, studies in Spanish. “Kid City” Day visit the Web site at www.newlife first and third Tuesday, Prayer Sunday Worship, 10:45 a.m.; www.discoverjesus.org 5:30 p.m. We offer Christ-centered Care, Preschool and After-School sebring.com. Gathering, 7:15 p.m.; Wednesday, Wednesday Bible study, 10:30 I Sebring Seventh-Day Sunday school classes, youth pro- Monday-Friday: 7 a.m.-6 p.m. (For I Resurrection Lutheran Church Children’s & Youth Programs, 6 a.m.; Potluck dinner, 6 p.m. third Adventist Church, 2106 N. State grams, Bible studies, book studies registration call: 385-3111). Check - ELCA, 324 E. Main St., Avon p.m.; Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., Wednesday; choir practice, 6:30 Road 17, Sebring; 385-2438. us out on the Web at www.sebring- Park. Pastor: Rev. John C. College Ministry. p.m. each Wednesday; Mary Circle Worship Services: 9:15 a.m. and Christian fellowship. Church grace.org. Grodzinski. Sunday service at 9:30 www.GBCconnected.org business meeting, 1 p.m. second Worship hour, 11 a.m. Prayer meet- office, 465-2422 or www.memori- a.m. Sunday school will resume in I Highlands Community Church, Wednesday; Sarah Circle business ing, Tuesday, 7:15 p.m. alumc.com. Lakeview Christian the fall. Coffee and fellowship hour a casual contemporary church, meeting, 4 p.m. second Thursday; Community service: every Monday School, VPK to grade 5; 465-0313. INTERDENOMINATIONAL follow the service. Midweek meets at 3005 New Life Way. Women’s Ministries Combined 9-11 a.m. Health Seminar with Dr. I St. John United Methodist Fragrance Free Wednesday wor- Coffee at 9:30 a.m.; Worship at 10 Bible study, 4 p.m. third Thursday. Seralde, every Friday, 10:00 a.m. Church, 3214 Grand Prix Drive, I World Harvest and Restoration ship, (year round) 7 p.m. Office a.m. Nursery and Kid’s World Be a part of a warm, caring church Pastor Amado Luzbet. Sebring, FL 33872. The Rev. Ministries, (non-denominational) phone number is 453-6858. classes. Small groups meet family with traditional services, fol- Ronald De Genaro Jr., Pastor. I 2200 N. Avon Blvd., Avon Park, FL Trinity Lutheran Church - throughout the week. Church lowing biblical truth. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Adult I 33825. Phone: 452-9777 or 453- LCMS, 25 Lakeview St., Lake phone is 402-1684; Pastor Bruce A. First Presbyterian Church, Sunday School, 11 a.m.; Sunday 3771. Sunday service: Sunday Placid, FL 33852; 465-5253. The Linhart. ARP, 319 Poinsettia Ave., Sebring, THE CHURCH OF Morning Worship, 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m. School, 10 a.m. and worship, 11 Rev. Richard A. Norris, pastor; I The Lord’s Sentinel Fellowship FL 33870. 385-0107. Sunday LATTER DAY SAINTS and 11 a.m. Nursery provided for all a.m. Wednesday services: 7 p.m. Susan C. Norris, Trinity Tots Pre- Church, 148 E. Interlake Blvd., School, all ages, 9:30 a.m.; services. Phone 382-1736. prayer meeting/Bible study. Pastor: School director; and Noel Johnson, Lake Placid (at Lake Placid Worship Service, 11 a.m.; Tuesday: I The Church of Jesus Christ of W.H. Rogers. minister of youth and family life. Christian School), Pastor Juanita Grief Support Group, 1 p.m.; Youth Latter Day Saints, 3235 Grand www.stjohnsebring.org I Worship schedule after Easter Folsom. Sunday morning service, Group (middle and high school), Prix Dr., Sebring, Fl 33872; (863) Spring Lake United Methodist through December: Worship serv- 10:30 a.m.; Monday, Sentinel 3:30-6:30 p.m.; Wednesday: Adult 382-9092 Steve Austin, Bishop; Church, 8170 Cozumel Lane, LUTHERAN ice 9 a.m., and Education Hour, School of Theology, 7 p.m.; Church Bible Study, 10:30 a.m.; Choir Mark Swift, 1st Counselor; Del (Hwy 98) Sebring. The Rev. Clyde 8:45 a.m. Worship schedule for service, Tuesday, 7 p.m. More Rehearsal, 5:30 p.m. Nursery avail- Murphy, 2nd Counselor. Family Weaver Jr., Pastor. Worship serv- I Atonement Lutheran Church January through Easter: Worship information at www.juanitafolsom able during worship. Call the History Center (863) 382-1822. ice starts at 9:55 a.m. Bible Study (ELCA), 1178 S.E. Lakeview service, 8:30 and 11 a.m., ministries.com. church office for more information Sunday Services: Sacrament meets at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday. Drive., Sebring. David Thoresen, Education Hour 9:45 a.m. I Union Congregational Church, and other classes. Rev. Darrell A. Meeting, 10-11:10 a.m.; Gospel Choir Practice at 4:00 p.m. on Deacon, Spiritual Leader, on first, Traditional Service with Holy 106 N. Butler Ave., Avon Park, FL Peer, pastor. Doctrine, 11:20 a.m. to noon; Thursday. Church office phone: I third and fifth Sunday each month, Communion each first and third 33825. Sunday worship services First Presbyterian Church, Priesthood/Relief Society, 12:10- 655-0040. and Rev. Jefferson Cox on the sec- Sunday. Non-Traditional Service are at 8:45 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. in ARP, www.fpclp.com, 118 N. Oak 1p.m.; Primary for children, 11:15 ond and fourth Sunday of each each second, fourth and fifth the Millennium Church. Sunday Ave., Lake Placid, 465-2742. The a.m. to 1 p.m.; Youth Activities: month. Jim Helwig, organist/choir Sunday. Seasonal mid-week serv- school for all ages is at 9:15 a.m. Rev. Ray Cameron, senior pastor; Wednesdays, 7-8:20 p.m. Scouts: director. Worship service at 9:30 ices Wednesday evenings during We also offer a Saturday service at the Rev. Drew Severance, associ- first and third Wednesday, 7-8:20 UNITED CHURCH a.m.; Holy Eucharist is every Lent and Advent. Call church office 6 p.m. with Pastor Tiger Gullett in ate pastor. Sunday morning tradi- p.m. Activity Days: 8-11 yr old Boys OF CHRIST Sunday. Coffee hour on the first for additional Worship times and the Millennium Church. tional worship is at 8 and 9:30 a.m. and Girls, second and fourth and third Sunday of each month. special holiday services. Other Nursery/child care is available for in the sanctuary; contemporary Wednesdays, 7-8:20 p.m. I Emmanuel United Church of Council meeting on the first activities and groups include: all services. Senior Pastor is Bill worship is at 11 a.m. Sunday Christ, Jesus didn’t reject people, Monday of month; Ladies Group Choirs; Ladies Guild and LWML; Breylinger. Office: 453-3345. Web school classes for adults is at 9:15 neither do we. Join us for worship WELCA meets at noon second Men’s Fellowship Group, Small page at www.weareunion.org. All and 10:45 a.m. and for all ages, THE SALVATION every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and Monday of month with lunch. Bring Group Bible Studies as scheduled; teachings are taken from the adults and children, at 9:45 a.m. in ARMY you’ll be embraced by a compas- a dish to pass. Church Vegetable Trinity Tots Pre-school, Youth Manufacturer’s Handbook - The the educational building. sionate congregation that is all- Garden Club meets as needed. Group activities (call for meeting Holy Bible. Come join us. Wednesday: 6:45 p.m., youth I The Salvation Army – Center Labyrinth Prayer Garden open times and dates). Visit us online at: I Unity Life Enrichment Centre, group (middle and high school), for Worship. Sunday: Sunday inclusive. 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Page 8C News-Sun ࡗ Sunday, February 19, 2012 www.newssun.com Frogs are fascinating and diverse creatures

Polly-Wog are cov- tropical climates and are There once was a polly ered with a generally more abundant in named Wog jelly-like warmer areas. Some frogs Who wanted to change to substance love water such as ponds and a frog, which acts streams although there are So he dropped off his tail as a pro- some species that never Grew legs without fail tective enter the water. These And croaked all day on a coating. species live on land and only log. Once visit the water when they are — Author unknown News From hatched, ready to mate. they begin Some frogs live in trees The Have you ever had the life as a and have tiny sticky pads on experience of raising tad- Watershed tadpole or their toes to help them cling poles into frogs? My son and Corine Burgess polliwog. to the surface they are I did, and it was fun and They climbing on. Some frogs educational for both of us. don’t look like frogs at this burrow under ground and We watched as the tiny tad- point, but actually resemble others cannot hop at all. poles formed legs and began little fish. They have a tail Frogs that live in colder cli- Courtesy photo to change right before our and external gills which they mates must hibernate. Frogs begin life as a tadpole or polliwog. They don’t look like frogs at this point, but actual- eyes. breathe through. Tadpoles Frogs have a difficult life ly resemble little fish complete with a tail and external gills which they breathe through. As Frogs are different from feed on plants and decaying because they have many ene- they develop, they begin to grow hind legs and then front legs. The tail slowly retracts and most other creatures and animal matter. As they mies. Bats, heron, fish, rac- disappears all together. they are fascinating to develop, they begin to grow coons, snakes, turtles and watch. Those of us that hind legs and then front legs. humans are among their reside in Florida are fortu- The tail slowly retracts and predators. Different species nate because our state has disappears all together. Once of frogs have various types comes from the male frog. are attracted to insects, so For years, frogs have been the richest concentration of these stages are complete, of protection from these dan- They sing or grunt to attract you should be able to see used in science classes by amphibians in the United the newly formed frog hops gers. Some frogs have poi- the females for mating pur- them and most certainly hear students to dissect and learn States, including 27 native on to the land as an adult. son glands located in their poses. Another reason that them on a nice, balmy about anatomy. But perhaps species of frogs. Frogs have strong hind skin. Others use camouflage frogs make noise is to warn Florida night. most importantly, frogs are These fascinating crea- legs, which enable them to and may change color when trespassing males that they Frogs are important to part of the ecosystem and tures are vertebrates known leap forward great distances. threatened. Some frogs are are encroaching on their ter- humans for many reasons. food chain. Other animals as amphibians. This simply Their front legs are short and so brightly colored that ani- ritory. Enjoyment of the sounds feed on them and each link means that they live part of are used to prop up their mals will avoid them Females have a voice, too, they make is certainly a plus in the chain is vital to the their lives in the water and bodies so they can sit. They because they believe they but it is much softer and for any nature lover. Many balance of nature. the other part on land. The eat mostly insects, but will are poisonous or taste bad. may not be heard over the species of frogs are con- word amphibian originates also munch on earthworms, Some frogs will try to fool loud males. Most of us have sumed by people in various Corine Burgess is and from two Greek words. minnows and spiders. Most the predator by puffing had the privilege of hearing countries. Frogs eat insects Environmental Specialist for the “Amphi” means both and frogs have a sticky tongue, themselves up with air, the chorus of music that which can be serious pests. Highlands County Parks and Natural Resources Department. “bios” means life. All which it flips out rapidly which makes them look too frogs create. Stand beside a They are used for medical Guest columns are the opinion of amphibians are cold blood- when prey passes by. Once it big to swallow. pond or lake in the evening research to test for new the writer, not necessarily those ed, which means their body has captured the insect on Other protective tactics and take a flashlight. Frogs drugs. of the News-Sun. temperature is the same as the sticky substance, it include foul smells emitting the surrounding temperature. retracts its tongue trapping from the frog’s body, playing These creatures do not need the unfortunate creature. The dead by holding their breath, to drink water to survive frog then swallows its meal loud screams and even uri- HIGHLANDS INDEPENDENT BANK; 5.542"; 10.5"; Black plus three; process, because all the moisture they in one piece. They only have nating to give that “bad 2/19/12; 0 0 0 1 7 0 7 6 need is absorbed into their teeth in their upper jaw, so taste.” Frogs are also bodies. chewing isn’t much of an equipped with bulging eyes, All frogs begin life as an option. Frogs prefer to hunt which enable them to have a egg, which will hatch within at night. panoramic view. They can 3-25 days depending on the Frogs are found just about view all directions and many species and the water tem- everywhere except in times escape the enemy. perature. Usually the eggs Antarctica. They prefer The singing you hear

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SECTION CLASSIFIED D SPORTS PAGE 5D News-Sun Sunday, February 19, 2012 Avon Park advances, Blue Streaks stopped By DAN HOEHNE be said for the adrenaline of toward the end and almost [email protected] the big stage. had him,” assistant coach LAKELAND – Illness, Torres shook off whatever Omar Torres said. “We told inexperience and a brutal was ailing him to take an 8-6, him, against this guy, you’ve draw all came in to play for first-round decision over got to be physical with him the Highlands County contin- Tampa Robinson’s Jeremy early and wear him down, gent Friday, during the first Andujar, in the Class 1A, otherwise he’ll just keep day of the FHSAA Wrestling 113-pound weight class. adding points. Jose finally Championships at the He had a tougher second started too, but it was too Lakeland Center. match, against Chase late.” The first of these setbacks Singletary of Somerset – an Dropped into the consola- was felt earlier in the week, old nemesis he had lost to at tion bracket, Torres would as Avon Park’s Jose Torres the Spiegel Memorial now have to keep winning had battled a fever and flu- Invitational last month. through wrestlebacks to stay like symptoms, leaving him Torres would come up in medal contention. News-Sun photo by DAN HOEHNE feeling tired and weak com- short again, on the wrong Red Devil Dylan Brown pulls down his first round opponent, Giancarlo Bennardo of He did that in his third American Heritage Delray Beach. Brown would take his first to matches by pins to move ing in. side of a 13-2 decision. into Saturday’s action at the FHSAA State Wrestling Championships in Lakeland. But there’s something to “He made a nice comeback See STATE, Page 4D Devils reach region semifinals Sebring 60s By ED BALDRIDGE man in the fourth, but the [email protected] Devils continued to press AVON PARK — Avon hard. slug it out Park used the home-court When the score hit 63-44 advantage to roll up a 65-51 Avon Park, Clemons went to Special to the News-Sun Rudy Pribble was the win over Sarasota Booker on his bench with 2:26 left in the SEBRING – The cold winning pitcher. Thursday in the Class 4A fourth, using the youth to temperatures early in the The Angels did their Regional Quarterfinals. keep Booker on the run while week froze out Monday’s fair share of heavy hitting Despite being at a disad- holding Jamal Gaines, the Sebring 60+ Senior as well, with J.R. Reed vantage height-wise to the Tornados leading scorer, to Softball League action. belting two doubles and Tornadoes, Avon Park just 11 points for the night. But things certainly two singles and Woody pressed them with their Avon Park kept passing heated up in a hurry come Woodward getting a dou- speed. under the basket, drawing Wednesday, as the Cubs ble and two singles. But Sarasota kept close by Booker away from Travis outslugged the Angels, 21- Charlie Ouinn, Brian capturing the defensive Lawton, who picked up seven 18, and the White Sox bat- Pluth, Spider McMinn and rebounds. point and 10 rebounds. tered the Red Sox by a 26- Tom McNally each tallied Booker controlled the Booker continued to pep- 6 score. three hits. defensive rebounding per away from the outside in In the closer contest, the In the other contest, it through the first half of the the second half of the game, Cubs were lead by John seemed the White Sox game and kept the score and had plenty of opportuni- Buja’s home run and three scorebook was too over- close, at 26-24 Avon Park at ties, but only netted three doubles, along with a loaded to sort through the the half. treys before the buzzer homer and two singles stats. “We looked good. We sounded. from Robert Fanstock. The Red Sox, mean- adjusted at the half and kept Both teams picked up 21 Adding into the hitting while, got a home run, the pressure on and they points in the fourth, but parade, John Miller had double and three singles missed shots,” Devil head Booker still trailed 65-51 three doubles and a single, from Todd Martin in the coach Luther Clemons said. Don Dobbert had a double losing effort. “We hit our shots. Marcus when the clock ran out. and three singles, Larry Jim Radcliffe had two (Dewberry) and Reggie Romeollo Roberts was also Ambuhl had four single- triples, a double and sin- (Baker) just kept hitting.” in the doubles club with 15 base hits, Kyle Saunders gle, Bob Poulin had a dou- Dewberry would end as the points on the night. had three singles and Gene ble and two singles and game’s top scorer, with 18 “Romeollo contributed a Tomlinson had a triple and Jess Hathaway added points, while Baker finished lot tonight,” Clemons said. two singles. three base-knocks. with 16. The Devils face Berkeley The Devils pulled away Prep in Tampa on Tuesday in from Booker in the third, the regional semi-finals at 7 relying on the press and p.m. and Clemons stated speed to keep Booker on the Avon Park was sticking to the reaction, allowing Avon Park game plan they have used all Lady Streaks a to score 18 points in the third season. while holding Sarasota to just “We are going to practice. one bucket. We will practice on Saturday smashing success “That’s where the game and then practice Monday, News-Sun photo by DAN HOEHNE changed,” Clemons said. then go play ball,” he said. Marcus Dewberry lead three Red Devils in double figures Traffic picked up as “That’s the strategy for with 18 points in Avon Park’s playoff win over Booker Booker switched to man-to- Berkeley Prep. Practice.” Thursday.

Lady Panthers getting on a roll

By DAN HOEHNE Labrador lead off the inning [email protected] with a double to deep left- AVON PARK – Early in center and one out later the first game of Thursday’s Shaneque “Red” Simmons doubleheader with Pasco- drew a base on balls. Hernando on the Lady Huhn singled and when the Panther diamond, head coach throw in got away, Carlos Falla was feeling the Labrador’s run came in. frustration of his teams’ early Belardi then was hit by a season inconsistency. pitch and Shearin lofted a fly “I swear, we make up ways ball deep enough to bring to allow teams to score,” he home another run. said Those runs came in handy This was after a second as the Panthers came up with inning, after all, where a a couple more ways to give walk, wild pitch, dropped up runs, but tightened the foul pop-up and a diving stab cinch enough to hold on to of a shot up the middle could- the 6-4 win. n’t quite be corralled lead to Fireballing Jessica Griffin a 1-0 Pasco lead. had another strong start for News-Sun photo by DAN HOEHNE The Lady Conquistadors Morgan Huhn and the Lady Panthers made it five out of South Florida, and with the scored a bit more convention- their last six with Thursday’s doubleheader sweep of visiting team starting to get past ally the next inning, on three Pasco-Hernando. some of their creative mis- straight singles, for a 2-0 takes, things could well be lead, but the tide would start on a Morgan Huhn sacrifice with a single for a score and on the upswing. to shift. bunt. after Mackenzie Hunt got a That thought was given a News-Sun photo by DAN HOEHNE A Kira Wickes RBI single When Lexi Belardi’s bunt base-knock to left, Wickes lift as the Lady Panthers then Joy Donglasan puts her all into this backhand during Thursday’s match with Lake Placid. Sebring faced a in the fourth cut the lead in attempt was misplayed, tallied another run with a hit went out and pounded Pasco tougher challenge with the young and improving Lady half and three more runs in Diamond scored and for a 4-2 lead. in the nightcap, behind Kim Dragons, but swept to victory to move to 5-0 on the the fifth took the lead. Belardi’s heads-up baserun- SFCC would pad the lead Martin’s pitching and a sud- season. The Lady Streaks have a busy week upcoming Courtney Diamond of ning got her all the way to with two insurance runs in denly hot offense, by a 16-2 as they face George Jenkins and Kathleen at home Casselberry reached on an third. the bottom of the sixth. score to move the team’s Tuesday and Thursday before hosting the Heartland Conference tournament next weekend. error and was moved along Breanna Shearin followed Miami native Amanda record to 7-5. C M Y K

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THE SCOREBOARD LOCAL SCHEDULE

NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE IVE MONDAY: Softball vs. Sebring, 5/7 p.m. Atlantic Division L TUESDAY: Baseball vs. Ridge Community, 7 p.m.; Boys Tennis at Sebring, 4 p.m.; Track W L Pct GB and Field at Lake Placid, 4:45 p.m. Philadelphia 20 11 .645 — PORTS Boston 15 14 .517 4 S THURSDAY: Softball vs. Ridge Community, 7 p.m.; Track and Field at Sebring, 4:30 New York 15 16 .484 5 Avon Park p.m. 1 Toronto 9 23 .281 11 ⁄2 ON TV New Jersey 8 23 .258 12 Southeast Division W L Pct GB AUTO RACING Miami 24 7 .774 — Orlando 20 11 .645 4 SUNDAY TUESDAY: Baseball vs. Hardee, 7 p.m.; JV Baseball at Hardee, 6 p.m.; Boys Tennis at 1 Atlanta 19 11 .633 4 ⁄2 11 a.m. NHRA – Lucas Oil Series ...... ESPN2 Desoto, 4 p.m.; Girls Tennis vs. DeSoto, 4 p.m.; Track and Field hosts meet, 4:45 p.m. Washington 7 24 .226 17 1 1 p.m. NASCAR – Daytona 500 Qualifying . . . . . FOX THURSDAY: Baseball at LaBelle, 7 p.m.; JV Baseball vs. LaBelle, 6 p.m.; Track and Charlotte 4 26 .133 19 ⁄2 Central Division 9 p.m. NHRA – Arizona Nationals ...... ESPN2 Field at Sebring, 4:30 p.m. W L Pct GB Lake Placid Chicago 25 7 .781 — Indiana 18 12 .600 6 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Milwaukee 12 18 .400 12 Cleveland 11 17 .393 12 SUNDAY MONDAY: Softball at Avon Park, 5/7 p.m. Detroit 10 22 .313 15 1 p.m. Michigan State at Purdue ...... CBS TUESDAY: Baseball at McKeel Academy, 4 p.m.; Boys Tennis vs. Avon Park, 4 p.m.; Girls WESTERN CONFERENCE 1 p.m. Syracuse at Rutgers ...... ESPN2 Tennis vs. George Jenkins, 4 p.m. Southwest Division THURSDAY: Baseball at DeSoto, 7 p.m.; JV Baseball vs. DeSoto, 6 p.m.; Softball vs. W L Pct GB 1 p.m. Vanderbilt at Georgia ...... SUN San Antonio 21 9 .700 — 7 p.m. South Florida at Pittsburgh ...... ESPN2 LaBelle, 5/7 p.m.; Boys Tennis at Kathleen, 3:30 p.m.; Girls Tennis vs. Kathleen, 3:30 1 Dallas 20 11 .645 1 ⁄2 Sebring p.m.; Track and Field hosts meet, 4:30 p.m. 1 7:30 p.m. Oregon at Stanford...... SUN Memphis 17 14 .548 4 ⁄2 1 Houston 17 14 .548 4 ⁄2 MONDAY New Orleans 7 23 .233 14 7 p.m. Connecticut at Villanova...... ESPN Northwest Division 9 p.m. Baylor at Texas...... ESPN W L Pct GB TUESDAY: Softball vs. Lake Sumter, 4 p.m. Oklahoma City 23 7 .767 — TUESDAY WEDNESDAY: Baseball vs. Seminole State, 6 p.m. 1 Denver 17 14 .548 6 ⁄2 7 p.m. Illinois at Ohio State ...... ESPN THURSDAY: Softball at Palm Beach State, 5 p.m. 1 Utah 15 14 .517 7 ⁄2 1 7 p.m. Kansas State at Missouri ...... ESPN2 FRIDAY: Baseball vs. Dundalk 6 p.m. Portland 16 15 .516 7 ⁄2 1 9 p.m. Kentucky at Mississippi State ...... ESPN Baseball vs. University of Tampa (B team, doubleheader), 1 p.m. Minnesota 15 16 .484 8 ⁄2 SFCC SATURDAY: Pacific Division W L Pct GB L.A. Clippers 19 9 .679 — L.A. Lakers 18 12 .600 2 COLLEGE GYMNASTICS 1 Golden State 11 16 .407 7 ⁄2 SUNDAY 1 Phoenix 12 19 .387 8 ⁄2 1:30 p.m. LSU at Florida ...... ESPN2 PORTS NAPSHOTS Sacramento 10 20 .333 10 S S ___ Thursday’s Games “Doc Owen” Golf Tourney Scholarship Golf Tournament will be on Indiana 93, New Jersey 88 GOLF Saturday, March 31, at the Country Club Chicago 89, Boston 80 AVON PARK – The Avon Park Noon of Sebring. L.A. Clippers 74, Portland 71 SUNDAY Friday’s Games 9 a.m. EuroPGA – Avantha Masters ...... GOLF Rotary club will host its’ Third Annual The four-man scramble with handicap Charlotte 98, Toronto 91 1 p.m. PGA – Northern Trust Open ...... GOLF David “Doc Owen” Golf tournament on flights has a $65 entry fee per person. Orlando 94, Milwaukee 85 Saturday, Feb. 25, at Highlands Ridge Registration is at 7:30 a.m. with a shot- Miami 111, Cleveland 87 3 p.m. LPGA – Honda LPGA Thailand...... GOLF Detroit 114, Sacramento 108 3 p.m. PGA – Northern Trust Open ...... CBS North. gun start 8:30 a.m. Minnesota 111, Houston 98 7 p.m. PGA – Ace Group Classic ...... GOLF The two-person scramble-format entry Entry fee includes greens fee, golf cart Oklahoma City 110, Golden State 87 fee is $60 per person with prizes in flight and lunch, along with great prizes for Memphis 103, Denver 102 New Orleans 89, New York 85 groups, lunch, goodie bag, and refresh- Hole-in-One, Closest to the Pin and Dallas 82, Philadelphia 75 NBA ments on the course. Longest Drive. Utah 114, Washington 100 SUNDAY Registration starts at 7 a.m. with an 8 Make checks payable to Wings of Faith L.A. Lakers 111, Phoenix 99 Saturday’s Games 1 p.m. Dallas at N.Y. Knicks ...... ABC a.m. shotgun tee time. CWC Scholarship Fund. San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, late 3:30 p.m. Orlando at Miami ...... ABC Entry information and check payable to For questions call Alvin Walters at 381- New Jersey at Chicago, late 8 p.m. Denver at Oklahoma City ...... ESPN Avon Park Noon Rotary mailed to Chet 5706 or Jerome Matthews at 273-2533. Golden State at Memphis, late Atlanta at Portland, late MONDAY Brojek, 3310 Par Rd, Sebring, FL 33872. Submit entries by Monday, March 26. Sunday’s Games 4 p.m. Atlanta at Chicago ...... ESPN Golfers should include their names and All proceeds benefit college-bound Dallas at New York, 1 p.m. 8 p.m. Orlando at Milwaukee ...... SUN handicaps along with their check. senior graduates, Class of 2012. Orlando at Miami, 3:30 p.m. 8 p.m...... TNT Those needing a form may email tour- Sacramento at Cleveland, 6 p.m. Boston at Dallas Boston at Detroit, 6 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Portland at L.A. Lakers ...... TNT ney director [email protected] or call Florida Trail Association Charlotte at Indiana, 6 p.m. him at 385-4736. Utah at Houston, 7 p.m. Business entry of two-persons plus a The Florida Trail Association - Philadelphia at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Heartland Chapter has one more outing Milwaukee at New Jersey, 7 p.m. NHL hole sign for a total of $200 is available L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 8 p.m. SUNDAY for the first time this year. scheduled for the month of February. Denver at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. 12:30 p.m. Regional – Pittsburgh at Buffalo, San Jose at Business hole signs for $100 are also Saturday, Feb. 25 LEAGUE LEADERS Activity: Bike ride, approx 20 miles Scoring Detroit or St. Louis at Chicago ...... NBC available by contacting Chet via email or FG FT PTS AVG 3 p.m. Boston at Minnesota...... NBC phone. followed by lunch (optional) at “The Bryant, LAL 316 192 867 28.9 TUESDAY Other Place” in Polk City. James, MIA 303 211 840 28.0 Hammock Scramble Location:Van Fleet Trail, Berkley Rd. Durant, OKC 293 173 805 26.8 7:30 p.m. Anaheim at Tampa Bay ...... SUN Love, MIN 241 217 747 25.8 SEBRING – Golf Hammock Golf and (CR 665), Polk City (This is a rails-to- Westbrook, OKC260139 678 22.6 Country Club will be holding a 2-person trails paved trail, running through farm Aldridge, POR 267 120 655 22.6 WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL scramble on Saturday, Feb. 25 at 1 p.m. and woodlands. Ellis, GOL 208 114 560 21.5 Restrooms are available at the picnic D. Williams, NJ216 146 640 21.3 SUNDAY Cost is $60 per team, with full payout for Griffin, LAC 245 102 593 21.2 2 p.m. Tennessee at Mississippi ...... 38 the top three places for men, ladies and shelter at the 10-mile mark where we will Howard, ORL 230 170 630 20.3 3 p.m. Duke at Maryland...... ESPN2 co-ed teams – a skins pot will also be take a short break. Rebounds 3:30 p.m. Florida State at Miami ...... SUN Bring: Bicycle, sun and bug protection, OFF DEF TOT AVG available. Howard, ORL 108 366 474 15.3 5 p.m. Purdue at Michigan State ...... ESPN2 Call the pro shop or stop by for a regis- snacks, water and helmet. Love, MIN 119 292 411 14.2 5:30 p.m. Washington at Arizona...... SUN tration form. Cost: Only for your own lunch at the Bynum, LAL 88 240 328 12.6 ONDAY M Must have your registration form in to restaurant. Varejao, CLE 109 178 287 11.5 2 p.m. Notre Dame at Louisville ...... ESPN Cousins, SAC 127 204 331 11.4 pro shop by Thursday, Feb. 23. Contact: Eileen Valachovic, 956-2145, 7 p.m. Ohio State at Penn State...... ESPN2 Griffin, LAC 90 221 311 11.1 for meet time and other information. 9 p.m...... ESPN2 Gasol, LAL 97 222 319 10.6 Vanderbilt at Kentucky McFarling Golf Scramble Gortat, PHX 81 237 318 10.3 Times, games, channels all subject to change Art League Golf Classic Humphries, NJ 110 187 297 10.2 SEBRING – SpringLake Golf Resort Lee, GOL 84 175 259 10.0 WESTERN CONFERENCE Columbus at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. AVON PARK – Pinecrest Golf Club Assists Central Division Colorado at Winnipeg, 8:30 p.m. will be hosting the 6th Annual James will host the 2nd Annual Golf Classic to GAMES AST AVG Vancouver at Edmonton, 9 p.m. W L OT Pts GF GA McFarling Golf Scramble on Saturday, benefit the programs of Highlands Art Nash, PHX 28 305 10.9 Detroit 40 17 2 82 187 137 SCORING LEADERS March 10, on the Panther Creek course. Rondo, BOS 21 200 9.5 League on Saturday, March 10. St. Louis 35 15 7 77 145 114 Player Games G A PTS Paul, LAC 23 202 8.8 Registration will begin at 7:30 a.m. Nashville 33 19 6 72 162 152 Malkin, PIT 50 32 37 69 Coffee and doughnuts will be available Calderon, TOR 32 280 8.8 Chicago 30 21 7 67 180 176 Giroux, PHI 53 22 45 67 with a 9 a.m. shotgun start. Rubio, MIN 31 268 8.6 at the 7:30 a.m. registration, and play will Columbus 17 34 6 40 133 186 Stamkos, TB 57 39 27 66 Cost of the four-person, flighted scram- D. 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ESPN ran the headline He has captivated sports and are determining appro- He left the floor he once “Chink in the Armor” after fans with unexpected domi- priate disciplinary action to owned, skipping down a car- Lin had nine turnovers in nance on the court that ensure this does not happen peted runway and slapping New York’s loss to the New sparked a seven-game win- again. We regret and apolo- outstretched hands with Orleans Hornets on Friday ning streak. gize for this mistake.” every step. night on its mobile website ESPN says in a statement The story was first report- It was time to leave for his that could be seen on Saturday it removed the ed by Outsports.com. new home. It was time to go back to Miami and run down an NBA title. James scored 28 points in NASCAR seizes part of his third game back in Cleveland as a visitor, Dwyane Wade added 22 and Johnson’s Daytona 500 car the Heat concluded a six- By MARK LONG examine, a routine proce- president of competition. game road trip with their fifth Associated Press dure for the sanctioning Knaus has been caught straight win, 111-87 over the DAYTONA BEACH — body. cheating before. Cavaliers, who seemed Five-time NASCAR cham- NASCAR allowed the Most notably, he was intimidated by Miami’s mere pion Jimmie Johnson and Hendrick Motorsports team ejected before the 2006 presence. crew chief Chad Knaus are to fix that area of the car Daytona 500 after NASCAR Booed loudly every time back in the spotlight at one before practice begins for found illegal modifications he touched the ball by fans of racing’s biggest stages — the Feb. 26 Daytona 500. following a qualifying ses- who haven’t forgiven him for and not for the right reason. Qualifying is scheduled sion. leaving two years ago, James MCT photo NASCAR confiscated for Sunday. Last season, Knaus was scored 16 in the third quarter LeBron James had little trouble with his former team Friday night, but has also been doing a little flirting with part of their Daytona 500 “Well, it’s a hell of a way caught on camera telling when the Heat opened a 34- his hometown fans. car Friday because of illegal to start the 2012 season,” Johnson that if he won at point lead. modifications, a rocky start said Ken Howes, vice presi- Talladega he needed to He added four dunks, three games by 10 points or more. to Cleveland with the Heat, to Speedweeks for a team dent of competition at “crack the back of the car,” 3-pointers, five rebounds, The Bucks won the NBA and as usual, it turned in to trying to bounce back from Hendrick Motorsports. “But apparently to build an five assists and rested the title that year. more than just a game. its worst season. the car obviously failed explanation in case the car entire fourth quarter. The Heat could be on their James touched some Sprint Cup Series offi- inspection and NASCAR did not pass post-race Miami has won eight of way to one of their own. nerves in Northeast Ohio and cials determined the No. 48 has directed us how they inspection. Nothing came of nine, and went 5-1 on its trip, James had spent the past South Florida on Thursday Chevrolet had illegally want it fixed and we’re busy that situation. winning by an average of two days staying at his man- when he said he could envi- modified C-posts, an area of doing that. We’re waiting on Knaus has been fined and 18.8 points. sion in nearby Bath, Ohio, a sion a return to the Cavs at sheet metal between the roof some parts to arrive and penalized several other “The way we won these perk he enjoyed and a stay some point. and the side windows. we’ll put it back together times, too. last five games was very that made him a little nostal- “I think it would be great,” It could lead to penalties and run it through inspec- This situation doesn’t impressive,” James said. “We gic. he said. “It would be fun to for Knaus and the team. tion again.” appear to be as serious as it went on the road and won by On Thursday, James play in front of these fans Officials cut off the C- The No. 48 team could be was in 2006. double digits in each of those expressed the possibility of again. ... And if I decide to posts and planned to ship fined, docked points or both “Ejection? No, no, we’re games and in some hostile returning to the Cavs before come back, hopefully the them to NASCAR’s following the series’ pre- good,” Pemberton said. environments. It was defi- his career is over. fans will accept me.” research and development mier event. “That was a little bit differ- nitely a big road trip for us, That’s years down the Those remarks didn’t sit center in Concord, N.C., for “There’s always a poten- ent because that was a post- six games in 10 days. We road. well with some Miami fans, further testing. tial, but we’ll just wait until event we’d already been in. took care of business.” His immediate plans are to but James didn’t back off his In the meantime, the parts after Speedweeks is over That wasn’t a pre-race The Heat showed no mercy win championships with the comments Friday. in question were put on dis- with,” said Robin inspection or pre-qualifying on the Cavs, who got 17 Heat. However, he did clarify play for other teams to Pemberton, NASCAR’s vice inspection.” points from rookie Kyrie With Cleveland owner Dan that he is committed to the Irving and 15 from Ramon Gilbert sitting courtside, Heat. Sessions. James and the Heat wasted “I love the fans of Miami. Cleveland coach Byron no time in opening their huge I’m here,” said James, who Scott was disturbed by a loss lead. can opt out of his contract in which his team fell behind champions club; 5.542"; 10.5"; Black; champions club; 0 0 0 1 6 6 2 8 Miami scored the game’s after the 2014 season. “The by 23 in the first quarter and first 11 points and pushed its question was asked of me, never recovered. lead to 25-5 when James could I see myself playing “We looked like we were grabbed a lob and delivered a back here. I said yeah, in the frightened,” Scott said. “I vicious one-handed slam, an sense of I don’t know what said at halftime, ‘It boggles early punctuation mark. my future holds and I don’t my mind that you are scared James and Mario Chalmers want to take that out. of another man.”’ hit consecutive 3-pointers “I’ve got everything That would be James, who later in the quarter as the invested with this team. I’m toyed with the Cavs and Heat opened a 21-point lead looking forward to the years silenced a sell-out crowd that after one. to come.” came to vent again at a play- This wasn’t what Scott had But according to a report er who thrilled them for in mind. from Yahoo! Sports, James seven seasons. One of his assistants had has been using messengers to Other than pregame intro- written on the dry-erase relay to Gilbert that he wants ductions, James was the one board in Cleveland’s locker to return to Cleveland in who made more noise. room the message: “Hit three years. “He’s been playing at an First.” James was asked to com- MVP level all season,” Heat The Heat landed the initial ment on the report. coach Eric Spoelstra said. shot and kept ‘em coming. “Not true, not true at all,” “He’s arguably playing the They pushed their lead to he said. best ball of his career. He’s 27 on a 3-pointer by Wade That’s all conjecture. playing as well as anyone in and Miami went 8 of 12 from This is fact: He and Heat the league.” long range in opening a 63- look unstoppable. The Heat ended their trip 38 lead. NOTES: James improve to with a devastating perform- In the third, James went on 6-1 against the Cavs, averag- ance at both ends over the a personal 7-0 run he started ing 25.7 points. ... Cavs G Cavs, who had played them with a pair of free throws. Daniel Gibson sat out with a tough in two previous losses He followed that with a sprained left ankle but could this season. thunderous dunk and capped be back Sunday against Miami led 11-0, 21-2, 29-8 it with a 3-pointer. Sacramento. ... Spoelstra had and 35-14 in the first quarter. After the ball swished high praise for Cleveland’s The Cavaliers never had a through the net, James head- young squad. “The future chance. ed down court nodding to looks very bright for their On the trip, the Heat also fans as if to say, “Remember organization and the future won three games in three me?” could be now,” said nights, becoming the first “We took the crowd right Spoelstra. “They have a lot of team since the 1979-80 out of it,” James said. “That young talent.” ... Cavs C Phoenix Suns to accomplish was big. It was a good way to Semih Erden left with a that three-peat. start the game.” bruised left wrist in the third And with Tuesday’s 15- This was James’ third visit quarter and didn’t return. point win at Indiana, the Heat also became the first team since Milwaukee in 1970 to win three consecutive road HARDER HALL GOLF COURSE; 3.639"; 3"; Black; sports; 0 0 0 1 6 5 1 3 Get the paper

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Page 4D News-Sun ࡗ Sunday, February 19, 2012 www.newssun.com State sees Devils in contention, tough road for Streaks Continued from 1D wrestlers there, Avon Park to go, DeJesus has the time, backs and right in front of had still managed to be tied and now the experience, to Figur. match of the day, edging for 22nd in the team rankings build on this trip to state. It would be a tough, well- Bozeman’s Brandon Reyes 7- out of the 71 Class 1A But it was that brutal draw wrestled battle, with Arias 5, to end Friday with a win schools after the first day of that was the most painful eking out a 4-2 win and end- and continue into Saturday’s competition. drawback of the day, as ing Figur’s run. competition – one win away “That just never happens,” from assuring himself of a Things didn’t turn out Sebring senior Josh Figur an emotional Miller said medal. quite so well for the two rep- came up three points short of afterward about the bad luck Red Devil teammate, resentatives from Sebring, as advancing to Saturday. of the draw. “To face the Dylan Brown, made his path neither Chris DeJesus nor In the 170-pound weight first- and third-ranked a bit more direct, taking con- Josh Figur was able to class, Figur’s first opponent wrestlers in the state, just to secutive wins in impressive advance to Saturday’s action. was Crestview’s Tyler Goudy get out of the first day. fashion to advance in the After a technical fall loss, – not only the top-ranked Normally you’ll face one and 285-pound class. in the Class 2A 160-pound wrestler for the class in the then the other in a medal Opening up against division, to Javier Rodriguez state, but one of the top- match, but never both on the Giancarlo Bennardo of of Archbishop McCarthy, ranked in the nation. first day. American Heritage Delray DeJesus was in a close con- “He knew (Goudy) was “He’s such a tough kid Beach, Brown got a pin 22 test with Taylor Bartelson of first in state, but I didn’t tell who’s worked so hard,” seconds into the second Niceville in the crucial him he was one of the top in Miller continued, the pain of round. wrestleback to stay alive. the country,” Miller said. “He the moment and emotion of Things were a tad easier Even at 3-3 in the last half took the loss, but he hung in recollection evident on his against Florida High’s Dylan of the final round, Bartelson there with him for over two face. “I remember after my Coley, about 10 seconds moved ahead and DeJesus rounds, so that was impres- brother’s last match, being on worth, as Brown, in control was unable to close the gap in sive.” those stairs, my last match, for most of the first round, the 7-3 loss. Now in wrestleback mode, we were sitting on those got the pin just 12 seconds “That was his inexperience Figur then took a convincing stairs and here we are again. into the second round. showing,” Blue Streak head 7-0 win over Homestead’s News-Sun photo by DAN HOEHNE “Fortunately for us, my With a 2-0 record, Brown coach Josh Miller said. “He Anthony Wint. Above: Sebring’s Josh Figur got this win over Homestead’s brother and I both had gotten has assured himself a medal got frustrated and when he But things soon got tough Anthony Wint, but couldn’t overcome a brutal set of match- medals, but it was tough es in Friday’s FHSAA Wrestling Championships at the in Saturday’s final rounds, as does that, he doesn’t stay as the state’s third-ranked because it was our last Lakeland Center. Below: Jose Torres bounced back from a he was set to face Max Tejada aggressive. And you’re not wrestler, Dylan Arias of matches. That just makes this second-round loss with a wrestleback win over Randon of Jacksonville Bolles late going to score points that Olympic Heights, was upset Reyes of Bozeman. one that much harder.” Saturday morning. way.” in his second match, drop- And with just the two Though with another year ping him into the wrestle-

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By LAUREN WELBORN to an atmosphere slightly Shockers intrigued scouts News-Sun correspondent different than her hometown from various schools, SEBRING – Sebring util- but is still a bit apprehen- including Webber and ity starter Jayme Faircloth sive about the change. Thomas, where fellow may still be sporting blue “Its bittersweet leaving teammate and close friend next year, but she is trading family and friends who will Dino Lower recently signed. in her Streak uniform for be two hours away, but it’s She preferred the that of a Seahawk as she also new chapter in life.” Broward area more, howev- made an official commit- Her parents, Todd and er, and looks forward to ment to Broward College Jessie Faircloth, agreed. playing while earning an Tuesday morning. “We’re very proud of our education. While she believes she daughter,” they said. “She’s In fact, Faircloth added will be playing outfield for got a big experience ahead that she will be joined by the Seahawks, Faircloth has of her, but we will still sup- some of her fellow also made appearances on port her and travel as often “Shocker Sisters” in second base and shortstop as we can to see her.” Broward as roommates as for the Blue Streaks Sinness also sees a bright they play for head coach throughout her four-year future for Faircloth. Jennifer Lopez. varsity career. “She’s a great kid and Until that time comes, she However, when asked her she’s going to fit in wherev- plans to continue to hit the preference, she smiled and er she goes. I think she has weight room to prepare her- said, “Anywhere on the the ability to go in right self for the advanced play field.” away and push somebody she is about to face and also “Jayme is the definition for a starting spot.” explained that she will be of a team player; she’s ver- This travel will be noth- playing for a junior college satile and can bat anywhere ing new to the Faircloth’s, level travel team branching from the number one to the as they have supported both from the Shockers after the number nine slot,” said her and her sister Kara in regular season. Sebring head coach Joe attending numerous travel- Jayme will be studying Sinness. “She’s going to ball tournaments around the sports medicine for her two what you ask of her. If you country as they played for years at Broward and looks ask her to lay down a bunt, the Arcadia-based Southern forward to continuing her she is going to get a bunt Shockers. education wherever the down. If you ask her to hit Her experiences with the ensuing roads may lead her. to the right side, she’s going to do everything she can to get the ball to the right SPRINGLAKE GOLF RESORT* NEW; 3.639"; 3"; side.” Black; feb. ads; 0 0 0 1 6 4 3 7 Like most her age, Faircloth is looking forward

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1050 Legals 1050 Legals 1050 Legals 1050 Legals 1050 Legals 1050 Legals IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT DAYS AFTER THE SALE. OF THE 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT In accordance with the Americans with Dis- IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA abilities Act of 1990, persons needing special ac- CIVIL DIVISION FILE NO. PC 12-44 CIVIL ACTION CIVIL ACTION CIVIL ACTION commodation to participate in this proceeding CASE NO.: 282011CA000775A000XX Division: Probate CASE NO.: 28-2008-CA-001620 CASE NO.: 28-2009-CA-001518 CASE NO.: 28-2010-CA-000841 should contact the Clerk of the Court not later ONEWEST BANK, FSB, IN RE: ESTATE OF CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC, SUNTRUST BANK, N.A., FINANCIAL FREEDOM ACQUISITION LLC, than five business days prior to the proceeding at Plantiff, EARLA D. Plaintiff, Plaintiff, Plaintiff, the Highlands County Courthouse. Telephone vs. HERSHBERGER vs. vs. vs. 863-386-6565 or 1-800-955-8770 via Florida UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIARIES, Deceased. EUGENIO DIAZ, et al, JOSE A. SINTAS, et al, BARBARA A. SACK, et al, Relay Service. DEVISEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Defendant(s). Defendant(s). Defendant(s). DATED at Sebring, Florida, on February 1, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHERS The administration of the estate of Earla D. NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 2012. WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE Hershberger, deceased, whose date of death was NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Or- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final ROBERT W. GERMAINE ESTATE OF MARY RUTH LUTES, et al, November 14, 2011, and whose social security der Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale dated January Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated January Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated Febru- As Clerk, Circuit Court Defendants. number is XXX-XX-0214, is pending in the Circuit 27, 2012 and entered in Case No. 31, 2012 and entered in Case No. ary 08, 2012 and entered in Case No. By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak NOTICE OF ACTION Court for Highlands County, Florida, Probate Di- 28-2008-CA-001620 of the Circuit Court of the 28-2009-CA-001518 of the Circuit Court of the 28-2010-CA-000841 of the Circuit Court of the AS DEPUTY CLERK TO: vision, the address of which is 430 South Com- TENTH Judicial Circuit in and for HIGHLANDS TENTH Judicial Circuit in and for HIGHLANDS TENTH Judicial Circuit in and for HIGHLANDS February 12, 19, 2012 UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIARIES, DEVISEES, AS- County, Florida wherein FINANCIAL FREEDOM AC- merce Avenue, Sebring, Florida 33870-3701. The County, Florida wherein CHASE HOME FINANCE County, Florida wherein SUNTRUST BANK, is the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND QUISITION LLC is the Plaintiff and BARBARA A. names of the Personal Representative and the LLC, is the Plaintiff and EUGENIO DIAZ; CHARMIN Plaintiff and JOSE A. SINTAS; THE UNKNOWN OF THE 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, ALL OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN SACK; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ON BEHALF Personal Representative's attorney are set forth P. DIAZ A/K/A CHARMIN PRESCOTT DIAZ; ANY SPOUSE OF JOSE A. SINTAS; MAYTE Y. SAN- IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA THE ESTATE OF MARY RUTH LUTES, DECEASED. OF U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN below. AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY, TANA; THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MAYTE Y. Case #: GC 11-623 Last Known Address: Unknown DEVELOPMENT; STATE OF FLORIDA - DEPART- All creditors of the decedent and other per- THROUGH, UNDER, AND AGAINST THE HEREIN SANTANA; ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CARLA RENEE BENNETT, Personal Representative Current Residence: Unknown MENT OF REVENUE; are the Defendants, The sons having claims or demands against dece- NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND AGAINST ESTATE OF DAVID L. MARSH, Deceased YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for Foreclo- Clerk of the Court will sell to the highest and best dent's estate, including unmatured, contingent or NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) Plaintiff(s), sure of Mortgage on the following described prop- bidder for cash at JURY ASSEMBLY ROOM IN THE unliquidated claims on whom a copy of this notice SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, vs. erty: BASEMENT OF THE HIGHLANDS COUNTY COURT- is served must file their claims with this court EST AS SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, CLAIMANTS, WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM MICHAEL MOOTOOSAMMY, a/k/a. LOT 8, BLOCK 2, OF SCHAFFNER ESTATES, AC- HOUSE, 430 SOUTH COMMERCE AVENUE at WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AF- OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; CHAMPION MORTGAGE, AN INTEREST AS SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, Khevendranauth Mootoosammy, and CORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED 11:00 AM, on the 7th day of March, 2012, the TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF A DIVISION OF KEYBANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; SYLVAN RAMKARAN MOOTOOSAMMY, IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 12, OF THE PUBLIC RE- following described property as set forth in said THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE TION; are the Defendants, The Clerk of the Court SHORES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.; are Defendant(s) CORDS OF HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA. Final Judgment: DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at the Defendants, The Clerk of the Court will sell to NOTICE OF SALE has been filed against you and you are required to LOTS 3 AND 4, BLOCK 4, LAKE AND RANCH ON THEM. JURY ASSEMBLY ROOM IN THE BASEMENT OF the highest and best bidder for cash at JURY AS- Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a final de- serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it, CLUB 2ND ADDITION, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT All other creditors of the decedent and other THE HIGHLANDS COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 430 SEMBLY ROOM IN THE BASEMENT OF THE HIGH- cree of foreclosure entered in the above entitled on Marshall C. Watson, P.A., Attorney for Plaintiff, THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGE 70, persons having claims or demands against dece- SOUTH COMMERCE AVENUE at 11:00 AM, on the LANDS COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 430 SOUTH cause in the Circuit Court of Highlands County, whose address is 1800 NW 49TH STREET, SUITE IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF HIGHLANDS dent's estate, including unmatured, contingent or 8th day of March, 2012, the following described COMMERCE AVENUE at 11:00 AM, on the 29th Florida, I will sell the property situate in Highlands 120, FT. LAUDERDALE FL 33309 on or before COUNTY, FLORIDA. unliquidated claims, must file their claims with property as set forth in said Final Judgment: day of February, 2012, the following described County, Florida, described as: March 27, 2012, a date which is within thirty (30) A/K/A 1509 Lakeshore Drive, Lorida, FL this court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER LOT 6, BLOCK 147, LAKEWOOD TERRACES, property as set forth in said Final Judgment: Lot 14 and Lot 16, of SMITH-McGINNIS COS. RE- days after the first publication of this Notice in THE 33857 THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS SHEET NO. 3, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT LOT 556, SYLVAN SHORES ESTATES SECTION SUBDIVISION of Lots 2 to 5 inclusive, Block 25, NEWS SUN and file the original with the Clerk of Any person claiming an interest in the surplus NOTICE. THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE D, ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF Avon Park, Florida according to the plat thereof as this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attor- from the sale, if any, other than the property ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR- 94, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF HIGHLANDS AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 13, PUB- recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, of the Public ney or immediately thereafter; otherwise a default owner as of the date of the Lis Pendens must file EVER BARRED. COUNTY, FLORIDA. LIC RECORDS OF HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA. Records of Highlands County, Florida. will be entered against you for the relief de- a claim within sixty (60) days after the sale NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET A/K/A 4100 THOMPSON AVENUE, SEBRING, A/K/A 1602 PINETOP TERRACE, LAKE PLACID, Lot 7 of a subdivision of Lot 8, 9 and 10, Block manded in the complaint. WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of the Court FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) FL 338750000 FL 33852 21, Section 22, Township 33 South, Range 28 If you are a person with a disability who needs on February 8, 2012. YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE Any person claiming an interest in the surplus Any person claiming an interest in the surplus East, Town of Avon Park according to the plat assistance in order to participate in a program or ROBERT W. GERMAINE OF DEATH IS BARRED. from the sale, if any, other than the property from the sale, if any, other than the property thereof recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 3, Public service of the State Courts System, you should Clerk of the Circuit Court The date of first publication of this Notice is owner as of the date of the Lis Pendens must file owner as of the date of the Lis Pendens must file Records of Highlands County, Florida. contact the Office of the Court Administrator at By: /s/ Annette E. Daff February 19, 2012. a claim within sixty (60) days after the sale a claim within sixty (60) days after the sale at public sale, to the highest and best bidder for (863)534-4686 (voice), (863)534-7777 (TDD) or Deputy Clerk Personal Representative: WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of the Court WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of the Court cash, at the Jury Assembly Room, Basement, 430 (800)955-8770 (Florida Relay Service) as much in Florida Default Law Group, P.L. Earl D. Hershberger on February 8, 2012. on February 2, 2012. South Commerce Ave., Highlands County Court- advance of your court appearance or visit to the P.O. Box 25018 805 Armisted Street ROBERT W. GERMAINE ROBERT W. GERMAINE house, Sebring, Florida, at 11:00 a.m. on the 7th courthouse as possible. Please be prepared to ex- Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 Avon Park, FL 338254203 Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court day of March, A.D. 2012. plain your functional limitations and suggest an F10032177 Attorney for Personal Representative: By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak WITNESS my hand and official seal of this auxiliary aid or service that your believe will enable **See Americans with Disabilities Act Tanya Bell Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Honorable Court, this 8th day of February, A.D. you to effectively participate in the court program In accordance with the Americans Disabilities Act, Florida Bar No. 0052924 Florida Default Law Group, P.L. Florida Default Law Group, P.L. 2012. or service. persons with disabilities needing a special accom- UAW Legal Services Plan P.O. Box 25018 P.O. Box 25018 ROBERT W. GERMAINE WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court modation to participate in this proceeding should 2454 McMullen Booth Road Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 As Clerk of said Circuit Court this 14th day of February, 2012. contact the individual or agency sending the no- Bldg. B-Suite 425 F08105274 CHASEDIRECT-SPECFHLMC--Team 3 F09101201 SUNTRUST-CONV-Team By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak ROBERT W. GERMAINE tice at Echevarria & Associates, P.A., P.O. Box Clearwater, FL 33759 **See Americans with Disabilities Act 4-F09101201 Deputy Clerk As Clerk of the Court 25018, Tampa, FL 33622-5018, telephone (813) (727)669-5319 or (877)309-1787 In accordance with the Americans Disabilities Act, **See Americans with Disabilities Act February 12, 19, 2012 By: /s/ Toni Kopp February 19, 26, 2012 persons with disabilities needing a special accom- In accordance with the Americans Disabilities Act, 251-4766, not later than seven (7) days prior to As Deputy Clerk modation to participate in this proceeding should persons with disabilities needing a special accom- the proceeding. If hearing impaired, (TDD) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT February 19, 26, 2012 contact the individual or agency sending the no- modation to participate in this proceeding should 1-800-955-8771, or voice (V) 1-800-955-8770, OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT tice at Echevarria & Associates, P.A., P.O. Box contact the individual or agency sending the no- via Florida Relay Service. IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 25018, Tampa, FL 33622-5018, telephone (813) tice at Echevarria & Associates, P.A., P.O. Box February 19, 26, 2012 CASE NO. 282011CA000017XXXXXX OF THE 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 251-4766, not later than seven (7) days prior to 25018, Tampa, FL 33622-5018, telephone (813) GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC, Plaintiff, IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT the proceeding. If hearing impaired, (TDD) 251-4766, not later than seven (7) days prior to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT vs PROBATE DIVISION OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 1-800-955-8771, or voice (V) 1-800-955-8770, the proceeding. If hearing impaired, (TDD) OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, DENYELLE A. DIBBLE, et al., FILE NO. PC-11-472 IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA via Florida Relay Service. 1-800-955-8771, or voice (V) 1-800-955-8770, IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA Defendants. Division: ______CIVIL ACTION February 19, 26, 2012 via Florida Relay Service. GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION NOTICE OF SALE IN RE: CASE NO.: 28-2008-CA-001237 February 12, 19, 2012 CASE NO: 11-593GCS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 THE ESTATE OF LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant an Order CHESTER EARL BITER, TRUSTEE FOR FIRST FRANKLIN MORTGAGE AS TRUSTEE FOR ACE SECURITIES CORP. IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT or Summary Final Judgment of foreclosure dated Deceased. LOAN TRUST, MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET- HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST, SERIES 2006-OP2, CIVIL ACTION IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA January 31, 2012, entered in Case No. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-FF2, ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES CASE NO.: 28-2009-CA-001017 CIVIL ACTION 282011CA000017XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR Plaintiff, Plaintiff, WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR CASE NO.: 11-535GCS the Tenth Judicial Circuit in and for Highlands DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE vs. vs. HOLDERS OF BANC OF AMERICA FUNDING PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION, County, Florida, wherein GREEN TREE SERVICING The administration of the estate of CHESTER ROSEMARIE ST AMAND, et al, JOSEPH MOORE YOUNG; UNKNOWN SPOUSE CORPORATION MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH Plaintiff, LLC, is the Plaintiff and DENYELLE A. DIBBLE; EARL BITER, deceased, File Number PC-11-472, Defendant(s). OF JOSEPH MOORE YOUNG; UNKNOWN CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-5, vs. SUNTRUST BANK; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UN- is pending in the Circuit Court for Highlands NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED FORECLOSURE SALE TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TENANT #2, ET AL Plaintiff, VICTOR HERNANDEZ RIVERA A/K/A VICTOR KNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PAR- County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Or- Defendant(s) vs. HERNANDEZ, et al, TIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, THROUGH, UNDER which is 590 South Commerce Ave., Sebring, der Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale dated January NOTICE OF ACTION - JULIE WHITNEY A/K/A JULIE M. WHITNEY, et al, Defendant(s). OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS AC- Florida 33870. The names and addresses of the 27, 2012 and entered in Case No. CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE Defendant(s). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE TION, OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY personal representative and the personal repre- 28-2008-CA-001237 of the Circuit Court of the TO: NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY sentative's attorney are set forth below. TENTH Judicial Circuit in and for HIGHLANDS JOSEPH MOORE YOUNG; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated January HEREIN DESCRIBED, are Defendants, I will sell, ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED County, Florida wherein LASALLE BANK NA- JOSEPH MOORE YOUNG whose residence is un- Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated January 31, 2012 and entered in Case No. 11-535GCS of pursuant to Chapter 45, Florida Statutes, to the THAT: TIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR FIRST known if he/she/they be living; and if he/she/they 31, 2012 and entered in Case No. the Circuit Court of the TENTH Judicial Circuit in highest and best bidder for cash at the Highlands All creditors of the decedent and other per- FRANKLIN MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, MORTGAGE be dead, the unknown defendants who may be 28-2009-CA-001017 of the Circuit Court of the and for HIGHLANDS County, Florida wherein PHH County Courthouse, 430 S. Commerce Ave., Se- sons having claims or demands against dece- LOAN ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES spouses, heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, TENTH Judicial Circuit in and for HIGHLANDS MORTGAGE CORPORATION is the Plaintiff and bring, FL 33870, on the 29th day of February, dent's estate on whom a copy of this notice is 2007-FF2, is the Plaintiff and ROSEMARIE ST lienors, creditors, trustees, and all parties claiming County, Florida wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, VICTOR HERNANDEZ RIVERA A/K/A VICTOR HER- 2012, at 11:00 am, the following described prop- served within three months after the date of the AMAND; TENANT #1 N/K/A EDWARD WILLIAMS an interest by, through, under or against the De- N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR HOLDERS OF BANC OF NANDEZ; MILAGROS COLON A/K/A MILAGROS erty as set forth in said Final Judgment: first publication of this notice must file their claims are the Defendants, The Clerk of the Court will sell fendants, who are not known to be dead or alive, AMERICA FUNDING CORPORATION MORTGAGE COLON COLON; TENANT #1 N/K/A CARLOS MAR- LOT 5, BLOCK 10, ORANGE BLOSSOM ES- with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OR THREE to the highest and best bidder for cash at JURY and all parties having or claiming to have any PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-5, TINEZ RODRIGUEZ are the Defendants, The Clerk TATES UNIT NO. 8, ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- ASSEMBLY ROOM IN THE BASEMENT OF THE right, title or interest in the property described in is the Plaintiff and JULIE WHITNEY A/K/A JULIE M. of the Court will sell to the highest and best bidder PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 6, CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AF- HIGHLANDS COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 430 SOUTH the mortgage being foreclosed herein. WHITNEY; CHRISTOPHER C. WHITNEY; SPRING for cash at JURY ASSEMBLY ROOM IN THE BASE- PAGE 18, PUBLIC RECORDS OF HIGHLANDS TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS COMMERCE AVENUE at 11:00 AM, on the 8th day YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to fore- LAKE PROPERTY ASSOCIATION, INC.; SPRING MENT OF THE HIGHLANDS COUNTY COURT- COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE ON THEM. of March, 2012, the following described property close a mortgage on the following property: LAKE CLUB, INC.; SATE OF FLORIDA; HIGHLANDS HOUSE, 430 SOUTH COMMERCE AVENUE at ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE All other creditors of the decedent and per- as set forth in said Final Judgment: LOT 18, BLOCK 9, SOUTHSIDE PARK SUBDIVI- COUNTY CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT; are the 11:00 AM, on the 29th day of February, 2012, SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN sons having claims or demands against the es- LOT 27, BLOCK 58, A RESUBDIVISION OF SION, ACCORDING TO AN UNRECORDED PLAT OF Defendants, The Clerk of the Court will sell to the the following described property as set forth in THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE tate of the decedent must file their claims with BLOCKS 58 AND 69, PLACID LAKES SECTIONS SOUTHSIDE PARK SUBDIVIDION BY C.E. HAWK- highest and best bidder for cash at JURY ASSEM- said Final Judgment: LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE SIX AND EIGHT, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT INS, DATED FEBRUARY 10, 1948, BEING A SUB- BLY ROOM IN THE BASEMENT OF THE HIGH- UNIT 1-E, THE MANORS II; COMMENCE AT THE DAYS AFTER THE SALE. DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGE 42, DIVISION OF ALL OF THE NW 1/4 AND THE WEST LANDS COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 430 SOUTH NORTHEAST CORNER OF BLOCK A, W.F. JOHN- In accordance with the Americans with Dis- TICE. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF HIGHLANDS 193.0 FEET OF THE SW 1/4 OF GOVERNMENT COMMERCE AVENUE at 11:00 AM, on the 29th SONS FIRST ADDITION TO THE CITY OF AVON abilities Act of 1990, persons needing special ac- ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED COUNTY, FLORIDA. LOT 7, OF SECTION 26 LYING WEST OF THE day of February, 2012, the following described PARK, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS commodation to participate in this proceeding WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. A/K/A 111 FOX RIDGE ROAD, LAKE PLACID, A.C.L.R. R/W AND ALL OF NORTH 1/2 OF GOV- property as set forth in said Final Judgment: RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 23, OF THE should contact the Clerk of the Court not later The date of first publication of this Notice is FL 33852 ERNMENT LOT 8 OF SECTION 27, ACCORDING LOT 37, BLOCK EE, SPRING LAKE VILLAGE VII, PUBLIC RECORDS OF HIGHLANDS COUNTY, than five business days prior to the proceeding at February 19, 2012. Any person claiming an interest in the surplus TO THE GOVERNMENT SURVEY, LYING EAST OF ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED FLORIDA; THENCE RUN NORTH 89 DEGREES 55 the Highlands County Courthouse. Telephone Personal Representative: from the sale, if any, other than the property S.A.L.R. R/W OF TOWNSHIP 33 SOUTH, RANGE IN PLAT BOOK 11, PAGE 7, OF THE PUBLIC RE- MINUTES 25 SECONDS WEST ALONG THE NORTH 863-386-6565 or 1-800-955-8770 via Florida Jeff Biter owner as of the date of the Lis Pendens must file 28 EAST IN HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA. CORDS OF HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA. LINE OF BLOCK A FOR A DISTANCE OF 494.50 Relay Service. 3601 Stonehaven Court a claim within sixty (60) days after the sale has been filed against you and you are required to A/K/A 1012 GREENWAY TERRACE, SEBRING, FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE DATED at Sebring, Florida, on February 1, Orlando, FL 32817 WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of the Court serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it FL 33876 CONTINUE NORTH 89 DEGREES 55 MINUTES 25 2012. on February 8, 2012. on counsel for Plaintiff, whose address is 3010 Any person claiming an interest in the surplus SECONDS WEST FOR A DISTANCE OF 67.47 ROBERT W. GERMAINE Attorney for Personal Representative: ROBERT W. GERMAINE North Military Trail, Suite 300, Boca Raton, Florida from the sale, if any, other than the property FEET; THENCE SOUTH 2 DEGREES 08 MINUTES As Clerk, Circuit Court ROBERT J. SLOTKIN Clerk of the Circuit Court 33431 on or before March 23, 2012 (30 days owner as of the date of the Lis Pendens must file 17 SECONDS WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak Fla. Bar No. 442320 By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak from Date of First Publication of this Notice) and a claim within sixty (60) days after the sale OF BLOCK A FOR A DISTANCE OF 133.76 FEET; AS DEPUTY CLERK 600 S. Andrews Avenue, Suite 600 Deputy Clerk file the original with the clerk of this court either WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of the Court THENCE RUN SOUTH 89 DEGREES 55 MINUTES February 12, 19, 2012 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Florida Default Law Group, P.L. before service on Plaintiff's attorney or immedi- on February 2, 2012. 25 SECONDS EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 72.92 Telephone: (954) 522-2347 P.O. Box 25018 ately thereafter; otherwise a default will be en- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ROBERT W. GERMAINE FEET; THENCE RUN NORTH 0 DEGREES 11 MIN- Fascimile: (954) 527-8897 Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 tered against you for the relief demanded in the FOR THE 10THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Clerk of the Circuit Court UTES 43 SECONDS WEST FOR A DISTANCE OF February 19, 26, 2012 F08077069 COUNTRY-CONV--Team complaint or petition filed herein. IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak 133.68 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. 2-F08077069 WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court at CASE No.: 10-889-GCS Deputy Clerk A/K/A 33 W RAYMOND STREET, AVON PARK, **See Americans with Disabilities Act County, Florida, this 13th day of February, 2012. U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Florida Default Law Group, P.L. FL 33825 In accordance with the Americans Disabilities Act, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF MASTR AS- OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, P.O. Box 25018 Any person claiming an interest in the surplus persons with disabilities needing a special accom- BY: /s/ Annette E. Daff SET BACKED SECRUITIES TRUST 2007-WMC1 IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 from the sale, if any, other than the property modation to participate in this proceeding should DEPUTY CLERK MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES SE- GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION F09070969 BANKAMERICA2-CONV--Team 2 - owner as of the date of the Lis Pendens must file contact the individual or agency sending the no- RIES 2007-WMC1, CASE NO: 12-39 GCS F09070969 a claim within sixty (60) days after the sale IN THE CIRCUIT COURT tice at Echevarria & Associates, P.A., P.O. Box Plaintiff, SunTrust Bank **See Americans with Disabilities Act WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of the Court OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 25018, Tampa, FL 33622-5018, telephone (813) vs. Plaintiff, In accordance with the Americans Disabilities Act, on February 2, 2012. IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA 251-4766, not later than seven (7) days prior to CESAR ARTEGA A/K/A CESARA ARTEAGA, RA- vs. persons with disabilities needing a special accom- ROBERT W. GERMAINE CASE NO. 282010CA001097XXXXXX the proceeding. If hearing impaired, (TDD) MONA LATORRE, Shirley V. Smith; Unknown Spouse of Shirley modation to participate in this proceeding should Clerk of the Circuit Court BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., 1-800-955-8771, or voice (V) 1-800-955-8770, Defendants. V. Smith; Unknown Tenant #1 and Unknown contact the individual or agency sending the no- By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak Plaintiff, via Florida Relay Service. NOTICE OF SALE Tenant #2 tice at Echevarria & Associates, P.A., P.O. Box Deputy Clerk vs February 19, 26, 2012 PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 Defendants. 25018, Tampa, FL 33622-5018, telephone (813) Florida Default Law Group, P.L. JHON J. COSTANO A/K/A JHON J. CASTANO; UN- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Sum- NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE 251-4766, not later than seven (7) days prior to P.O. Box 25018 KNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. mary Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated Janu- TO: SHIRLEY V. SMITH, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF the proceeding. If hearing impaired, (TDD) Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTER- ary 31, 2012, and entered in Case No. SHIRLEY V. SMITH 1-800-955-8771, or voice (V) 1-800-955-8770, F11016251 CENDANT-SPECFNMA-R-UNAS- ESTS BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST A 10-889-GCS of the Circuit Court of the 10th Judi- 136 WEST LAKE DAMON DRIVE, AVON PARK, via Florida Relay Service. SIGNED-Team 4-F11016251 NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION, OR HAV- cial Circuit in and for Highlands County, Florida, FL 33825 February 12, 19, 2012 **See Americans with Disabilities Act ING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR wherein U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS Whose residence is unknown if he/she/they be In accordance with the Americans Disabilities Act, INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF living; and if he/she/they be dead, the unknown persons with disabilities needing a special accom- Defendants. MASTR ASSET BACKED SECURITIES TRUST defendants who may be spouses, heirs, devisees, modation to participate in this proceeding should NOTICE OF SALE 2007-WMC1 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, contact the individual or agency sending the no- PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 TIFICATES SERIES 2007-WMC1, is Plaintiff and and all parties claiming an interest by, through, tice at Echevarria & Associates, P.A., P.O. Box NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant an Order CESAR ARTEGA A/K/A CESAR ARTEAGA, RA- under or against the Defendants, who are not 25018, Tampa, FL 33622-5018, telephone (813) or Summary Final Judgment of foreclosure dated Having something to sell MONA LATORRE, are Defendants, I will sell to the known to be dead or alive, and all parties having 251-4766, not later than seven (7) days prior to January 31, 2012, entered in Case No. highest and best bidder for cash in the Jury As- or claiming to have any right, title or interest in the proceeding. If hearing impaired, (TDD) 282010CA001097XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of sembly Room, Basement 430 South Commerce the property described in the mortgage being 1-800-955-8771, or voice (V) 1-800-955-8770, the Tenth Judicial Circuit in and for Highlands and not advertising is like Avenue, Sebring, FL at 11:00 o'clock A.M. on the foreclosed herein. via Florida Relay Service. County, Florida, wherein BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., 29th day of February, 2012, the following de- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to fore- February 12, 19, 2012 is the Plaintiff and JHON J. COSTANO A/K/A JHON scribed property as set forth in said Summary Fi- close a mortgage on the following property: J. CASTANO; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UN- nal Judgment, to wit: LOT 3, BLOCK G, AVON PARK LAKES, ACCORD- winking in the dark. You KNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PAR- LOT 19, BLOCK 180, SUN N LAKES ESTATES, ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN TIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, THROUGH, UNDER SECTION 17, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF PLAT BOOK 4, AT PAGE 94, OF THE PUBLIC RE- OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS AC- AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGE 86, OF CORDS OF HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA. know what you’re doing, TION, OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF HIGHLANDS COUNTY, has been filed against you and you are required RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY FLORIDA. to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, HEREIN DESCRIBED, are Defendants, I will sell, Classified Located: 462 Blue Moon Avenue, Lake Placid, Christopher Pelatti, BROCK & SCOTT, PLLC, pursuant to Chapter 45, Florida Statutes, to the but no one else does. FL 33852 whose address is 1501 N.W. 49th Street, Suite highest and best bidder for cash at the Highlands and all fixtures and personal property located 200, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309 on or before ads County Courthouse, 430 S. Commerce Ave., Se- therein or thereon, which are included as security March 27, 2012, and file the original with the bring, FL 33870, on the 29th day of February, Call News-Sun in Plaintiff's mortgage. clerk of this court and in addition to the copy to 2012, at 11:00 am, the following described prop- get Any person claiming an interest in the surplus Plaintiff's attorney or a default will be entered erty as set forth in said Final Judgment: funds from the sale, if any, other than the property against you for the relief demanded in the com- LOT 18, BLOCK 64, SUN 'N LAKES ESTATES owner as of the date of the lis pendens must file a plaint or petition filed herein. classifieds today! fast SECTION 2, ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT claim within 60 days after the sale. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court at THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8, Dated at Sebring, Highlands County, Florida, Highlands County, Florida, this 14th day of Febru- PAGE(S) 28, PUBLIC RECORDS OF HIGHLANDS results this 1st day of February, 2012. ary, 2012. 314-9876 COUNTY, FLORIDA. Bob Germaine CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE Clerk of said Circuit Court BY: /s/ Toni Kopp SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak DEPUTY CLERK THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE As Deputy Clerk February 19, 26, 2012 LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 February 12, 19, 2012

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1050 Legals IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 10-1133GCS Assigned to: J. David Langford TD BANK, a National Association, f/k/a RIVERSIDE NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA vs. CINDY WILLEY, MARK WILLEY, ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S), WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR LIVING, WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS, and JOHN DOE and/or JANE DOE as Unknown Tenants-in-Possession Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 NOTICE IS GIVEN that pursuant to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated February 7, 2012, Case No. 10-1133GCS, in the Circuit Court of the Tenth Judicial Circuit, in and for Highlands County, Florida, in which TD BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, is Plaintiff, and CINDY WILEY and MARK WILEY, are Defendants, the Clerk will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at the High- lands County Courthouse, Jury Assembly Room Basement, 430 S. Commerce Avenue, Sebring, Florida at 11:00 A.M., on March 7, 2012, the fol- lowing described property set forth in the Sum- mary Final Judgment of Foreclosure, to-wit: Lot 21, Block 507, Sebring Manor, according to the map or plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 2, Page 57, Public Records of Highlands County, Florida. Together with that certain 1989 KIRK Mobile Home VIN#14604193, Title #47186907, RP#R0441626. Property Address: 4810 Mundell Avenue, Se- bring, Florida 33870. Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the property own- ers as of the date of the Lis Pendens must file a claim within 60 days after the sale. Dated this 8th day of February, 2012. DUMMY 2012 Clerk of Court, Highlands County, Florida By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak Deputy Clerk February 19, 26, 2012 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SERVICE DIRECTORY IN AND FOR HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 28-2010-CA-000513 SEC.: Civil U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF OF THE HOLDERS OF THE CREDIT SUISSE FIRST BOSTON MORTGAGE SECURITIES DUMMY CORP., HOME EQUITY PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-1 Plaintiff, v. RONALD F. KELLY A/K/A RONALD KELLY; KEISHA SMITH; ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND AGAINST 5X21.5 THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.; SEAN W. FIELDER; DAWN FIELDER; AND FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE SERV- AD # ICES, CO Defendant(s). NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Or- der of Final Summary Judgment of Foreclosure dated January 31, 2012, entered in Civil Case No. 00015557 28-2010-CA-000513 of the Circuit Court of the Tenth Judicial Circuit in and for Highlands County, Florida, wherein the Clerk of the Circuit Court will sell to the highest bidder for cash on 7th day of March, 2012, at 11:00 a.m. in the Jury Assembly Room, Courthouse Basement, 430 South Com- merce Avenue, Sebring, Florida 33870, relative to the following described property as set forth in the Final Judgment, to wit: THE SOUTHERLY 1/2 OF LOT 6, ALL OF LOT 5, AND ALL OF LOT 4, LESS AND EXCEPT THE SOUTHERLY 15 FEET THEREOF, LYING IN BLOCK 270, LAKE SEBRING SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2, AT PAGE 16, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COM- MENCE WHERE THE COMMON LINE OF LOTS 3 AND 4 INTERSECTS CLEVELAND ROAD; THENCE RUN NORTHWESTERLY ALONG CLEVELAND ROAD A DISTANCE OF 15 FEET FOR POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE RUN NORTHEASTERLY AND PARALLEL TO THE COMMON LINE OF LOTS 3 AND 4 TO THE REAR LOT LINE OF LOT 4; THENCE RUN NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE REAR OF LOTS 4, 5 AND 6 A DISTANCE OF 130.50 FEET; THENCE RUN SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG THE CENTER LINE OF LOT 6 TO POINT ON CLEVELAND ROAD; THENCE RUN SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG CLEVE- LAND ROAD A DISTANCE OF 110 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date of the Lis Pendens must file a claim within 60 days after the sale. If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in order to participate in this pro- ceeding, you are entitled at no cost to you, to the provision of certain assistance. Please contact: Office of the Court Administrator Phone: (863) 534-4686 TDD: (863) 534-7777 or (800) 955-8770 (Florida Relay Service), as much in advance of your court appearance or visit to the courthouse as possible. Please be prepared to explain your functional limitations and suggest an auxiliary aid of service that you believe will en- able you to effectively participate in the court pro- gram or service. DATED AT SEBRING, FLORIDA THIS 1ST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2012. ROBERT W. GERMAINE, CLERK Clerk of the Circuit Court By: /s/ Priscilla Michalak DEPUTY CLERK HIGHLANDS COUNTY, FLORIDA February 12, 19, 2012

Highlands 1055 County Legals Highlands County Sheriff’s Office Request for Proposals (RFP)

RFP 12-01 Inmate Video Visitation System The Highlands County Sheriff’s Office is seeking RFP’s from vendors to provide services, for a complete turnkey Inmate Video Visitation System.

RFP with criteria, requirements, copy of scope of work may be downloaded from the web:www.highlandssheriff.org or will be provided upon written request by contacting: : Deb J. Olson, General Services Manager, Highlands County Sheriff’s Office, 434 Fernleaf Avenue; Sebring, Florida 33870 Phone: 863-402-7266; Fax: 863-402-7344; or by E-Mail: dol- [email protected].

All technical questions may be forwarded to Major David Paeplow, Highlands County Sheriff’s Office, 434 Fernleaf Avenue, Sebring, Florida 33870 (863) 402-7221.

A Non-Mandatory Pre-Proposal Conference will be held on March 1, 2012 at 9:00a.m. at the following location: High- lands County Sheriff’s Office, General Services, 434 Fern- leaf Ave, Sebring, FL 33870. The purpose of this confer- ence is to answer and explain any questions concerning the specifications or the RFP and to allow prospective ven- dors an opportunity to see currently installed equipment.

Proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope and marked with the bid number and name to identify the en- closed bid. Bids must be delivered to the Highlands County Sheriff’s Office, 434 Fernleaf Avenue, Sebring, Florida 33870 so as to reach said office no later than 2:00 P.M. March 22, 2012 at which time they will be opened. February 19, 26, 2012

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Highlands Furnished H H H H 1055 County Legals 2100 elp Wanted 2100 elp Wanted 2100 elp Wanted 2100 elp Wanted 6150 Apartments Highlands County Sheriff’s Office CAREGIVER P/T for active in home cli- SEBRING - LOOKING For (Big Brother / SUNSHINE PAYDAY LOANS RESTAURANT HIRING SEBRING LOVELY, Newly painted & Request for Proposals (RFP) ents in Sebring. 15 hrs. per week, in the Big Sister) to care for Child. Mon - Fri, Full Time Clerk Needed *COOKS * SERVERS * DISH. * BEV. furnished 1BR on Lakefront Estate. morning. Exp. preferred, but not re- 6pm - 8pm. Call 863-382-0192 To Travel among locations CART * Needed! Spring Lake Golf No Pets! Utilities & cable included RFP 12-02 Inmate Telephone Services quired. Position requires ability to per- In Okeechobee, Clewiston, Resort. Apply in Person. Wed. - Sat. $425/mo 863-655-1068 SEVERAL TUTORS NEEDED for stu- form moderate to heavy physical tasks. Labelle and Arcadia 2pm -5pm. Call for directions only! The Highlands County Sheriff’s Office is seeking RFP’s dents in kindergarten through 8th Interested persons should contact Cash Handling Experience 863-655-0900 Unfurnished from qualified vendors to furnish, install, maintain and pro- 385-1082 or 658-4931. grade. Monday - Thursday 2:30-5:00. A Plus Apartments vide local and long distance telephone service for coinless Mileage paid @ $.50/mile. Compensa- Fax Resumes to: 6200 inmate telephone services at the Highlands County Deten- CHURCH SECRETARY P/T needed. tion is $25/hour. Year round position. 863-678-2170 AVON PARK ** Highlands Apartments tion Facility. Absolutely must have experience in To start as soon as possible Call Work Wanted 1680 North Delaware Ave. Microsoft Publisher and Microsoft 786-326-5179. Please email resume to: 2300 RFP with criteria, requirements, copy of scope of work ZOLFO SPRINGS - ADMINISTRATIVE 1BR, 1BA & 2BR, 2BA Available. Word. Call 863-453-6681 COMPANION TO ELITE may be downloaded from the [email protected] ASST./OFC. MANAGER General Office Central Heat & Air. Extra insulation. FIRST BAPTIST Pre-school is hiring for Elderly Person. * Honest * Reliable web:www.highlandssheriff.org or will be provided upon Duties, Phones, Data Entry. PAPER- 1st & Sec. Call 863-449-0195 a PT Pre-School Teacher & Substitute STANLEY STEEMER * Personable * Excellent Driver. written request by contacting: : Deb J. Olson, General WORK. Attention to detail a must. Services Manager, Highlands County Sheriff’s Office, 434 Teacher, Christian, and fun loving. Ap- now accepting applications for Call 863-658-2250 AVON PARK - Apartment with Balcony 30-40 hrs/week. $9.00/hr to start. Call Fernleaf Avenue; Sebring, Florida 33870 Phone: ply at First Baptist Pre-School. 200 E CLEANING TECHNICIAN. Overlooking Lake Verona and City Park. 863-773-4202 or fax resume to: 863-402-7266; Fax: 863-402-7344; or by E-Mail: dol- Center Ave, or call 863-385-4704. Good Driving Record, People Person. 100 E. Main St. Laundry Facilities. [email protected]. 863-655-2158 for instructions. 863-773-6193 SPECIAL: $325/mo. INSURANCE AGENT 863-453-8598 All technical questions may be forwarded to Major David IN LAKE PLACID OFFICE 3000 Paeplow, Highlands County Sheriff’s Office, 434 Fernleaf REQUIRED 440 OR 220 LICENSE AVON PARK - SHADY OAKS APTS Avenue, Sebring, Florida 33870 (863) 402-7221. CONTACT SELENA AT 863-382-6611 Financial 1 & 2 BR , Fully renovated units, W/D hookups. Laundry service available. LOOKING FOR P/T General Office A Non-Mandatory Pre-Proposal Conference will be held on Senior Discount. 863-257-0017 Person, Bilingual a plus, Mon. - Fri. CITY OF SEBRING March 1, 2012 at 11:00a.m. at the following location: AVON PARK - LEMONTREE APTS Highlands County Sheriff’s Office, General Services, 434 12pm - 5pm. Possible F/T in the future. Fernleaf Ave, Sebring, FL 33870. The purpose of this Call 863-402-0603 or Email to: 4000 1BR $495 mo. + $200 Sec. Deposit, conference is to answer and explain any questions con- [email protected] 2X2 available immediately. Washer/Dryer cerning the specifications or the RFP and to allow pro- & WSG included. Call Alan PATIENT CARE TECHNICIAN Real Estate spective vendors an opportunity to see currently installed 386-503-8953 equipment. Needed for dialysis clinic - Certified SEB. - LG. 1/1, MOVE IN FREE 1/2 MO. Hemodialysis Technician preferred, but AD# Homes for Sale 1 apt. tile floors, A/C, free cable. Proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope and will train right Phlebotomist. Must be Avon Park marked with the bid number and name to identify the en- able to pass a Background and Drug 4060 1 apt. dishwasher incl., all util. closed bid. Bids must be delivered to the Highlands Screen check. Call Peggy at (863) AVON PARK Large 2/3 Home, in nice Quiet, safe, no dogs, no last mo. County Sheriff’s Office, 434 Fernleaf Avenue, Sebring, 382-9443 or fax resume (863) 382-9242 00016699 neighborhood. $125,000. Call 863-385-1999 Florida 33870 so as to reach said office no later than 2:00 863-452-5265 P.M. March 22, 2012 at which time they will be opened. ROYAL CARE OF AVON PARK cur- February 19, 26, 2012 rently has a F/T Maintenance Manager Unfurnished Houses position available. The applicant must Homes for Sale 6300 have experience in maintenance super- Sebring * SEBRING COUNTRY ESTATES * vision in a health care institution, 4080 Announcements WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN for Newer Home. 3BR / 2BA / 2CG. W/D knowledge of life safety, and local, Hoop up, Tile throughout, Screened 1100 state & federal codes. Applicant must $55,000. 2/1 Near Lake Jackson. Nice, quiet area. 1622 total sq. ft. w/shade porch. Behind Walmart. 1st. & security. also demonstrate knowledge in air-con- $875 mo. 863-659-4415 ditioning, heating, plumbing, mechani- trees & carport. 1520 Hotiyee St. Se- cal and electric equipment generally bring or Call Ed Goodyear @ AVON PARK HOME Lake Front Estate, CHECK 863-446-0957 Compton Realty Inc. Private Setting. 2/1 All Appliances, Wa- used in health care institution. Salary based on experience. Applicant must ter, Garbage & Lawn Care. $600/mo. apply in person at Royal Oak Care of Homes for Sale 863-452-2299 Avon Park, 1213 W. Stratford Rd., Avon Lake Placid AVON PARK LAKES - 3BR, 2BA, 2Car YOUR Park. EOE, M/F, DFWP. 4100 LAKE PLACID * SYLVAN SHORES* garage, Fenced in back yard. $800 per WANT NEW FURNITURE? 3BR / 2BA / 2cg / Home Office. New month. Call 863-873-6906 Need to sell the old furniture first? Paint, Carpet & Appliances. By Leave message. Call News-Sun classifieds, 314-9876 EWS UN Appointment Only. $125,000.00. AD Then shop till you drop! N -S 863-465-1111 Please check your ad on the LAKE PLACID ** Sylvan Shores ** 2BR / 2BA. Pool, Remodeled Kitchen, AVON first day it runs to make sure it ADT Alarm, Privacy Fence, Fireplace. $10,000. Down. Owner financing. PARK iscorrect.Sometimesinstruction $99,500. Call 863-446-2027 s over the phone are HOUSING misunderstood and an error Acreage for Sale can occur. If this happens 4260 SEBRING BEAUTIFUL 5 acres on Selah 1X3 to you, please call us the first Rd. Excel neighborhood. Double wide day your ad appears and we 3/2. 2 Barns, 2 wells w/pumps. Large AD # Oak trees. Close to Golf courses & will be happy to fix it as soon Highlands Hammock. Lots of Wildlife to 00016440 as we can. AGERO observe & enjoy. Private, yet close to everything. $150,000. 863-285-6503 If We can assist you, please TAKING BIDS For rental of 640 acres call us: in Central Highlands County (Sec8, T35S, R29E) Suitable for Recreational use or cattle farming 314-9876 3X10.5 No Hunting Owners reserve all timber rights Submit written bids to: News-Sun Kocher Law Office PO Box 363 Winamac, In. 46996 Classified AD # PARK 5000 HOUSING 1200 Lost & Found 00017051 Mobile Homes 1X3 FOUND CHARM BRACELET at Publix South in Sebring. Call to identify Mobile Homes AD # 863-655-0893 5050 For Sale LAKE PLACID Furnished Single Wide 00016442 DOES Mobile Home. Great Quality! 1 Lg. bdrm., lg. closets, utility room w/washer MAKING MONEY & dryer. Great floor plan, new appl. Florida Room w/hide a bed, carport w/storage shed. Located in Lake Gar- MAKE den Mobile Home Park. Water & trash incl. Low lot rent. Great Club house. Lake setting, close to shopping. YOU $18,000 negotiable. Call 863-699-2333. PALM HARBOR HOMES HAPPY? 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6300 Unfurnished Houses 7300 Miscellaneous 8050 Boats & Motors SEBRING - 2BR, 2BA, W/D hook up, SHOWCASES * Glass * Various Sizes PORTA BOAT 14ft. and 10hp, 4 stroke New kitchen, utility room, fenced yard. $50 each. Call 863-257-3592 Nissan motor, both new/used. Paid Sm. Pets (w/ deposit) $475 monthly $4,000. Sell for $2,900. Will send pic- plus $400 deposit.863-243-4580 tures. (Lake Placid). Call 302-344-3892 SONY 60" Vega 1080DPI HDTV $400 (w/ free 24" older TV). / 3pc. cream Warehouses color Rattan Set, (1) Loveseat & (2) Bikes & Cycle for Rent Chairs, removable pastel color Equipment 6550 cushions $400. 863-471-6298 8200 LAKE PLACID * STEEL GARAGE 30' RECUMBENT BICYCLES X 30' * Electricity & Water Available. (1) Rans V2 and (1) Rans Vrex. $200 Monthy. ( 124 Hallmark Avenue ). Bargain Buys $800 each. Used but not abused, Call 863-465-4845 7310 Very Well Maintained. Call Paul BOOTS HARLEY Davidson. Women's 863-452-0678 DUMMY 2012 Business & Offices size 7.5, used. $40 obo. Call 863-273-4617 6600 For Rent Sporting Goods LOCATION * LOCATION *LOCATION GOLF BALLS / GOOD USED / PER 8350 Office space on Sebring Pkwy., 1/4 mi DOZEN $2. 863-385-2605 E. of Walmart on Rt., Parkway Plaza. GUN RG 38 Cal. Hand Gun With New 600-1200 sq. ft. @ $1.00 per sq. ft. per Box Of Ammunition. $100. 3X10.5 mo. Great for Starter Business or 863-385-2605 Relocation. Call to show 863-446-1137 SILK GREENERY in Rattan Plant Stand. $28. 863-382-6006 7000 Garage & 7320 Yard Sales PROCESS**** Merchandise LAKE PLACID Sat. - Sun. 2/18-2/19. 7 - BIG GUN SHOW 4pm. 1104 Peachtree. Quilts, boat Highlands County Fair Grounds sling, weather vane, antiques, books on Sebring, FL Furniture tape, tons of better clothes, books, 7180 glassware. FEBRUARY 25TH BEDROOM SUITE * Queen Box Springs & Mattresses, Dresser with SEBRING - LEISURE ACRES ANNUAL & 26TH AD # Large Mirror * Light Wood. $400. CLUB HOUSE SALE! Wednesday, SAT. 9-5; SUN. 9-4 Call 863-471-6287 February 22nd. 8am - 11:30 am. Concealed Course At Show! 3651 us highway 27 S. Call 321-777-7455

Wanted to Buy NORTGATE 7340 Recreational 00017114 Vehicles CASH 8400 ROAD KING 2012 40'. Double slide ** I BUY COINS & SILVER! ** FURNITURE outs, 2bdrm/den, washer, dryer, dual Free Estimates /No Obligation. A/C, dishwasher, microwave. Loaded! Call 412-996-4153 1X3 Pet free/Smoke free. $27,900. Call 630-631-1795 COUNT AD # ROAD KING 2012. Pull type Travel Pets & Supplies Trailer. Front kitchen, king bed, w/d, 00016595 7520 d/w, table w/4 chairs. 2 power slides. 1 VERY SMALL Shorkie, male, No pets, non smoker. Clean! Can de- adorable! Vet checked & first shots, liver. $24,500 obo. Call 630-862-6956 raised with small children, $400. ROAD KING 44', 5th Wheel, 2012. 4 THE 765-265-0944. slide outs, 2 bdrm/2 bath. All options, Must sell! $44,000. Call 860-331-5208. TRAVEL TRAILER 2004 Arctic Fox Trailer 30', 2 slides. Sleeps 6. Smoke NOTICE Free. 814-823-1460 SHAMROCKS Florida statute 585.195 states that all dogs and cats sold in Florida 9000 must be at least eight weeks old, have an official health certificate Transportation Musical Merchandise and proper shots and be free of in- 7260 testinal and external parasites. DIGITAL PIANO Kawai 2005. Concert Utility Trailers performance CP115. Mahogany con- 9220 sole. Excel.cond. Asking $2,500 obo. LIKE NEW / Enclosed trailer 14' X 7' Call 863-655-0290 8000 with Extras. $3800. 2986 N. Tivoli Road, Avon Park Lakes. Miscellaneous Recreation 7300 Automotive for Sale FIBERGLASS TOPPER for 8' truck 9450 $100/ 4 wheeled electric scooter w/ Boats & Motors CROSLEY HOT SHOT 1951. basket $300 / Electric lift for van to haul 8050 Beautiful Condition! $12,000. scooter $100 / Wheelchair $25 / Pedal BOAT- SCOUT 2001 - 155 center Call 386-479-7086 boat $25. Call 863-655-6212 console, never in salt water (fresh water only!) Yamaha 50 hp w/ stainless steel prop / Tilt & Trim / Trailer / New Bimini top / New Minn Kota Edge 55 lb trolling HORSE TRAILER / 2000 Sundowner motor. $6995 obo. 863-655-1990 or Valuelite 3 Horse Slant Load 561-346-5696 LINCOLN TOWNCAR 2007. Mint cond. Bumperpull w/ Ramp. $6500 obo. 48K mi. $19,500 firm. Call Great condition! ** Must See ** 863-314-8642 863-655-1990 or 561-346-5696

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