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GROVELAND TAVARES Mosquito season starts soon for area GREG JONES | Staff Writer Scott, an entomologist [email protected] with the Lake County April showers bring Mosquito and Aquatic May flowers — and mos- Plant Management quitoes. Division. He has been Three days from now is battling the disease-car- rying and bothersome the start of Florida’s tradi- 1 tional rainy period. It also arthropods here for 2 ⁄2 signals the start of the decades. mosquito season that “The biggest change continues through I’ve seen is when I came here 25 years ago, there December. was less than 100,000 This will be the busiest time of the year for Craig SEE SEASON | A2
ROXANNE BROWN / DAILY COMMERCIAL The Health Occupation Students of America Club at South Lake High School is collecting crutches to send to Africa to help people walk. Health occupation students collect ‘Crutches 4 Africa’ ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer Maybe that is why when Hebert [email protected] It was hard to even imagine heard an interview on the radio HEIDINES PEREZ / DAILY COMMERCIAL about a national organization called Craig Scott, an entomologist with Lake County, shows a ost of the members of the that something as simple as mosquito trap in Tavares. Health Occupation Students crutches could make such a Crutches 4 Africa, it struck a chord M of America, or HOSA Club, at with him. South Lake High School have aspira- big difference in people’s “The organization collects crutches for people in Africa who otherwise tions of going into the medical field lives. We watched videos of wouldn’t be able to walk. On the orga- after graduation in hopes of making Big biters could be in people desperate because nization’s web site, there are videos a difference in the lives of others. that show people crawling on the Already these students coordinate they can’t walk. ground in the dirt because they can’t and participate in 3-4 blood drives — Josh Lopez, HOSA student walk,” Hebert said. “There are also the air this summer each year, study about advances in videos of the founder, Dave Talbot, medicine and physical therapy and President Marcy Vasquez, 18, said. delivering crutches to these people Staff Report known colloquially as practice administering aide to those Health Science Instructor and and watching them come alive.” “gallinippers,” are notori- As Florida braces for ous bloodsuckers that who need it. HOSA Advisor“ John Hebert, who has Immediately, Hebert was inspired mosquito season this They have also collected money taught at the school for 10 years, said thrive in heavily flooded with thoughts about his students year, experts warn that for cystic fibrosis and for the juve- the students just finished a segment areas, according to getting involved. some Sunshine State resi- nile diabetes research foundation in the physical therapy curriculum University of Florida The organization’s goal nation- dents may soon have to and are getting ready to compete in that deals with learning about the researchers. They can also wide, is to collect more than 1 mil- deal with an unusually a state competition early next importance of crutches, which bite through clothing, the lion crutches and have them large, unusually aggres- month that will highlight their skills. included learning how to — and Huffington Post reports. sive and unusually “We like helping out,” HOSA Vice teaching others how to — use them. SEE CRUTCHES | A10 “It’s about 20 times painful “supermosquito.” Psorophora ciliata, SEE BIG | A2 INSIDE CLERMONT CLASSIFIED B7 CROSSWORDS B2 Water possibly contaminated DEATHS A9 REAL ESTATE C1 ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer Legends, King’s Ridge, Magnolia Pointe, REMEMBER WHEN B1 [email protected] Hunt Trace, Greater Pines, Lost Lake, SPORTS B4 Drinking water for 9,475 Clermont John’s Lake, Summit Greens and VOICES A4 households may have been contaminat- Heritage Hills. WORD ON THE STREET A2 ed with human or animal waste. No water boil alert was issued because According to a notice sent to the the water tested was a “raw sample” with SOUTH LAKE PRESS affected homes, an assessment sample no indication that it ever reached the taken from the East Water Treatment treatment plant, officials said. VOLUME 98, NO.12 | 3 SECTIONS Plant on March 19 came back entero- On Friday, residents were informed cocci positive. Additional tests were UF/IFAS PHOTO BY MARISOL AMADOR ©2008, HarborPoint Media. the water was safe. taken March 20. “The way we found it is because we Entomologist Phil Kaufman shows the size difference between All rights reserved. Subdivisions where drinking water an invasive Asian tiger mosquito, right, and the native species www.southlakepress.com may have been affected include the SEE WATER | A2 Psorophora ciliata, sometimes called the gallinipper.
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A2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, March 29, 2013 What South Lake residents are saying about... South Lake Briefs Word on the EASTER TRADITIONS CLERMONT Cagan Crossings Art Street Do you have a favorite Easter tradition or memory? Studio hosts Easter event Bring your aspiring artists, ages 4 and older to the Artist’s Boutique at Cagan Crossings to paint an Easter Bunny card for a donation of $2, from 4 to 7 p.m., Friday, during the Farmers Market, 16640 Cagan Crossings Blvd. Kids can visit Auntie Dawn’s Bakery Café for a cupcake and a chance to guess the number of jelly beans in the jar to win them all. For information, call 352 241-6407 or email [email protected].
We do have a tradi- Going to church and a I was raised in New As a child on Easter, I enjoy dying Easter CLERMONT tion, which is that we family dinner. York where Easter is we got all dressed up eggs with my kids and Church hosts Easter Egg enjoy going to our JUDY WOODBURY given a lot of impor- and went to church. having a family egg church. And while we CLERMONT tance. As a child, I Afterwards, my par- hunt. Treasure Hunt Saturday go every week, the remember my parents ents would take us to KIMBERLY JOHNSON Take a step back to ancient times Easter service is a spe- would take us to the Central Park and CLERMONT and experience the sights, sounds and cial one. There is a lot Bronx Zoo every year, I then, of course, it was smells of Jerusalem while following a of special music and don’t know why, and I the big Easter dinner. map to find Easter eggs along the way, it’s nice. It’s what remember everyone ELBA SILVA Saturday, at the First United Easter is all about, cel- singing “Put on Your MINNEOLA Methodist Church of Clermont. ebrating Christ’s resur- Easter Bonnet.” That Journeys will take place from 9 to rection from the dead. brought it alive for me 11:30 a.m., beginning at the Wesley HEIDI FERNETT but for some reason Center on the north side of the church CLERMONT it’s not there anymore. campus, at 950 7th St., Clermont. EDWIN SILVA For information, call Beth Reed at MINNEOLA 352-394-2412 or email childrensmin- [email protected]. Reed said he does not know taminated hands. let everyone know because we CLERMONT WATER how the water may have been “I’m not saying any of that want everybody to be safe no CONTINUED FROM A1 contaminated, but that all happened, I’m just saying that matter what. We wanted to be Dreamcatcher Horse subsequent tests for fecal bac- those are all possibilities since proactive.” Ranch to host fundraiser noticed Sanford was hit with a teria came back negative. the tests the very next day Possible symptoms of con- Performances by Dreamcatchers contaminant in their water on Reed said there other factors came back negative,” Reed tamination include diarrhea, own Hunt Club Team on rescue hors- the exact same day,” said Bob said. “And with Sanford show- cramps, nausea and headaches. es and Christine Drentwett and Reed, Clermont’s assistant could have caused the water to Amber Clarke with special dressage environmental services direc- test positive, including a con- ing a hit that same day, it’s like “We were telling people, if tor. “The tests were run at our taminated sample container, ‘Did their water cross contam- you feel safer, boil the water performances, from noon to 4 p.m., plants and the moment we got cross contamination from inate ours, or did ours cross but that was just until Friday. Saturday, at DreamCatcher Horse that sample, the well was samples kept at the lab or han- contaminate theirs?’” The water is now safe to Ranch, 10639 Toad Road, Clermont. taken off line.” dling of the sample with con- “Regardless, we wanted to drink,” Reed said. Adopt-a-Chick, pony rides, Easter egg hunt, huge silent auction, crafts, face painting, food and more for the whole family. as like being stabbed, or Not so fun are the dangers of the All performances are free with a BIG having a hot nail driven SEASON job, like snakes, which Scott takes CONTINUED FROM A1 CONTINUED FROM A1 small charge for activities and refresh- into your skin. in stride. He once had an alligator ments to help raise funds for the res- “The bite really hurts, I chomp down of the toe of his boot cue horses. bigger than the sort of typ- people; now Lake County is push- can attest to that,” said before he chased it away. Another For information, call 407-702-8332 ical, Florida mosquito that ing 400,000,” Scott said. Phil Kaufman, an ento- time, a group of turkeys panicked or 353-398-5491 or go to www.dream- While people may identify Scott you find,” Anthony Pelaez mologist at UF. and suffocated after piling up catcherhorses.com. of the Museum of Science Doug Carlson, mosquito and his co-workers as the “spray- against a fence. Scott said had to and Industry in Tampa, control director for Indian truck” guys, they actually are mos- pay an angry turkey farmer $200. TAVARES told WOFL. “And it’s mean, River County, told WPTV quito sleuths. Their main focus is Scott said some mosquitoes can and it goes after people, that the insects are so big, reducing the emerging adult mos- lay eggs that can sit dormant for Bird lovers invited to and it bites, and it hurts.” “it can feel like a small bird quito populations at the source — many years, allowing them to sur- survey event on Saturday Some describe the bite has landed on you.” whether it be a large pile of aban- vive droughts. When it rains, the The Lake County Parks and Trails doned tires or a drainage ditch. eggs will become larvae before Division invites nature enthusiasts to Scott, 61, estimates he spends hatching. Scott said a drought like In lieu of flowers, consider a gift to support Hospice care. explore Lake County’s parks and about 40 percent of his time what Lake County has been expe- reserves, while helping to assess bird checking mosquito traps and riencing for years now will allow and butterfly populations, at this bird bringing dead bugs back to the lab the eggs to build up. and butterfly survey event from 7 to for identification. This identifica- Division Director Eric No. 5019096 11 a.m., Saturday, at the Pasture Re- 888-728-6234 Cornerstonehospice.org tion is important because it tells Cotsenmoyer said Scott’s years of serve, on Lake Erie Road, Groveland. him where to look for mosquitoes experience has benefited the Participants should have their own in their larval stage. department because he is excel- binoculars and field guides. “In Lake County, I believe there lent at identifying areas of need in This free activity will include hiking are 56 types of mosquitoes, and in the county. What makes Scott about two miles on unpaved trails. the state of Florida, I think there stand out is his love for the busi- For information, call 352-253-4950, or are 78,” Scott said. “It varies ness and how he is interested in email [email protected]. because some (varieties) die off learning more about mosquitoes, and some move in from other Cotsenmoyer said. GROVELAND areas. All mosquitoes do different “Craig has been a top asset to our things. That is the reason for the program as far as surveillance,” SLHS seeks candidates Direct Cremation surveillance. Until you know the Cotsenmoyer said. “Craig has been for board officer positions type of mosquitoes you are deal- on top of analyzing and projecting $ ing with, you may not know how outcomes of species compositions South Lake High School is seeking members from its school community to handle them. and species numbers.” 675 to serve as officers on the executive “For example, some mosquitoes A Georgia native, Scott actually Plus Container board for the newly formed All-Sports will only breed in containers such began his mosquito-eradicating Booster Club. as buckets and tires. Then I know Ron Becker, Director career while working for his father, Interested members in the school to look for dog dishes, buckets, etc. Lew, who owned an aerial spraying community are welcome to email, 352-394-8228 Other ones will breed in swamps. business in Savannah. As a teenag- [email protected], their interest Others will only breed in ditches. er, he would prepare the plane in the following offices on the 921 S. US Hwy 27 • Minneola, FL Others breed through plants. They with bug-killing chemicals while Executive Board: Chairperson, vice- like different times of day. So you his father was looking at maps. He chairperson, secretary, treasurer, have to know what mosquito you would then ride shotgun with his membership director, sponsorship are dealing with before you can do father when he took to the skies. director and community outreach something about it.” “My interest was aviation and director. Descriptions of the responsi- Mosquito populations are man- not so much mosquitoes,” said bilities of these offices can be found aged by the use of spray trucks Scott, who graduated from Embry- on the website www.southlakehs.com operating Monday through Friday Riddle Aeronautical University under the tab for Athletics. from dusk to midnight. The county and has a pilot’s license. He The first meeting to finalize and is divided into 10 spray regions and worked in the family business dur- introduce potential candidates before spray truck operators are assigned ing college breaks but, after gradu- elections will be held in the cafeteria to one or more of these regions ating, began taking classes at at 6 p.m., Tuesday, at South Lake High each night based upon surveil- Centers for Disease Control in School. lance analysis and service requests. Atlanta to learn about mosquitoes. Scott said the division gets about “It just snowballed after that,” GROVELAND 1,500 to 2,000 service request from Scott said. “One day I’m learning ‘Math and Science Night’ residents annually, which he and about flying, and the next day I’m others go out and investigate. learning about mosquitoes.” scheduled for Thursday “It is like anything else; you can While Scott and his wife were Groveland Elementary is planning a make a thing boring or you can living in Augusta, Ga., she got a job “Math and Science Night” for stu- make it very interesting,” he said in Orlando and he ended up work- dents and parents at 5 p.m., Thursday, about his job. “I have decided to ing for Lake County. in the cafeteria, at the school, 930 make it interesting. Why is this “To be honest, I enjoy it very Parkwood St., as the Orlando Science mosquito doing this? What is much,” Scott said of his job. “I like Center brings activity stations for stu- going on with this here? You can’t what I’m doing. I like being out. I dents and parents for hands-on expe- outguess nature, and we all know like meeting nice people. It is a riences together. that, but it is so fun to try.” good deal.” For information, call 352-429-2472.
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Friday, March 29, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A3 COMMUNITY CALENDAR CLERMONT TODAY www.fumc-clermont.org. 7 p.m., at the school, 320 LAKE COUNTY HEALTH East Pearl St. Officer cleared in fatal shooting YARD SALE AT RUFF DEPARTMENT HOSTS RESCUE OF CENTRAL THURSDAY SEXUAL HEALTH RISK MILLARD K. IVES | Staff Writer According to the memo, Waldron, who FLORIDA: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., PREVENTION (SHARP) MASCOTTE ELEMENTARY [email protected] was in the park to meet his baby’s moth- today and Saturday, at CLASS: From 9 a.m. to CHARTER SCHOOL er, might have been planning on killing 12552 Scottish Pine Lane Clermont police officer James Rooney, noon, Living Well Center, KINDERGARTEN ROUND UP: the girl and himself. (Greater Pines) in who exchanged gunfire with a man sus- 1120 Citrus Tower Blvd., From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., for Forgie said the suspect committed the Clermont. For informa- pected of smoking in a Clermont park in Clermont. Registration at preschoolers who will be crimes of carrying a concealed firearm, December before the suspect shot him- tion, call 407-247-8595. 352-771-5547 or email to age five on or before Sept. aggravated battery and aggravated self to death, was cleared this week of [email protected]. 1, 2013. For information assault on a law officer. SATURDAY any wrongdoing in the incident. and what to bring, call the “Furthermore, when Mr. Waldron COMMUNITY JERUSALEM WEDNESDAY Tuesday’s decision by the State school at 352-429-2294, aimed his gun at a police officer, the fear MARKETPLACE EASTER EGG Attorney’s Office came after the incident PASTFINDERS GENEALOGY ext. 5839 or go to that he would shoot at the officer was TREASURE HUNT EVENT AT was investigated by the Florida GROUP BASIC GENEALOGY www.ake.k12.fl.us. reasonable and the use of force was FIRST UNITED METHODIST Department of Law Enforcement, which FORMS: 10 a.m., in the PASTFINDERS GENEALOGY authorized by Florida Statutes 776.05 CHURCH IN CLERMONT: usually investigates police-involved Special Collections Room, MEETING: From 5 to 7 p.m., and 776.012,” said Forgie, in the decision shootings. Continuous journeys from second floor in Cooper in room 108, Cooper not to charge Rooney. According to a memo by Walter 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., free Memorial Library, Clermont. Memorial Library in Rooney is back on the job after being Forgie, supervisor of the State Attorney’s event for the public with Call Dottie Dill, at 352-242- Clermont on Oakley Seaver placed on administrative leave, pending games, storytellers, pet- 9805 for information. Dr. Guest speaker is Jack Office in Lake County, Rooney’s use of the outcome of the FDLE investigation. ting zoo, crafts and more, PINE RIDGE ELEMENTARY Butler, genealogist and force was justified because the suspect, The incident occurred Dec. 11 as at the church, 950 7th St., SAC MEETING: At 7 p.m. in member of The Florida 21-year-old Joshua Waldron, pulled a Rooney was monitoring traffic for in downtown Clermont. the media center. State Genealogical Society. revolver and struck the officer in the Clermont Elementary School students, For information, call 352- MINNEOLA ELEMENTARY Call Dottie Dill, at 352-242- forehead with it before trying to fire the 394-2412 or go to CHARTER BOARD MEETING: 9805. gun several times. SEE OFFICER | A5
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OURVIEW Oppelaar receives LETTER of the WEEK special treatment Adolph Hitler enhanced gun owership rights am Oppelaar got a very sweet deal. And Groveland City Attorney Anita Geraci won’t I feel that I must respond to a letter S explain why the city’s new interim city man- written by Gertrude Dickinson and ager received such special treatment. published Feb. 17 in Your Voices. In The city council approved Oppelaar’s contract this letter she writes that Hitler said, earlier this month. Geraci oversaw the hiring “This year (1935) will go down in his- process for the interim manager. tory. For the first time a civilized Following the council’s vote, Oppelaar took nation has full (gun) registration. his place on the council with Geraci and board Our streets will be safe, our police members. more efficient and the world will fol- What makes the hiring unusual is the council’s low our lead in the future.” Perhaps decision not to do a background check on Dickinson should do a little fact- Oppelaar’s miliary service. checking. While Dickinson is indeed As the city’s legal council, Geraci had few words entitled to her own opinions she is to explain the reasoning that paved the way for not entitled to her own facts. Oppelaar’s hiring. She wouldn’t say whether the The fact is that Hitler did not say hiring was wise, handled correctly or whether she that. There were no changes to the officially advised the council to proceed with gun laws in Germany in 1935. There approval of the contract without a military back- were changes to gun laws in ground check. Germany in 1928 and in 1931 under She also wouldn’t say whether the city’s second the Weimar Republic, and most of choice, Oel Wingo, was even contacted after these were actually designed to dis- Oppelaar intially declined the position. arm the Nazis. Prior to the meeting, council members, who In 1938, under Hitler the laws were later unanimously approved the contract, hadn’t changed. They actually enhanced the rights of citizens to bear arms by made up their minds. Oppelaar had earlier accept- VONMEER.DEVIANTART.COM ed an offer, then rejected it after he learned the city exempting long guns from needing German guns from the World War II are shown in this photo. would conduct a background check that included permits, and lowering the legal age obtaining records of his entire 22-year Air Force of ownership for 20 to 18, and terms. Jews were, however, not the anti gun-control faction in this career. extending the validity of a gun per- excluded from bearing personal country to instill the fear that the “When I retired, (the federal government) gave mit from one year to three years. weapons but were not allowed to government will take away your me a DD214 Form, which is basically a snapshot Jews were not considered German manufacture or deal in munitions guns. It is not true and sensible gun of my entire record for whatever purposes it might citizens as citizenship in Germany at and firearms. laws are much needed today. be needed. The military provides that to you as a that time was defined under ethnic The above quote is often used by HELENE MCCARTHY | Leesburg documentation of service,” Oppelaar said. “If push would’ve come to shove, I would have understood, but the city council was happy getting that.” That’s very accommodating of Oppelaar. But the question we have is: What does the city’s new YOURVOICES interim manager have to hide? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Other candidates for the top job have to under- go this type of background check. But for some Be wary of Gov. Rick Writer forgot Catholics in returned. This is a familiar tale, but reason — which Geraci refuses to state — Scott’s Medicaid plans Obama conspiracy theory there is help right nearby. Oppelaar is exempt. The Florida Attorney General’s This still leaves the biggest question unan- I am concerned that our governor, I read Sonny Heninger’s detailed Office has in place an initiative to swered: Why? Rick Scott, who was involved with a account concerning President Should city officials in an open local health care company that was fined mil- help people recover their deposits or Obama’s birth certificate. down payments in cases where the goverment be allowed to change the lions of dollars for fraud, is trying to pri- Heninger failed to mention anoth- rules — apparently with the sanction from their company or business has aban- vatize Medicaid in the state of Florida. er major player in the alleged con- legal expert? doned them. This has scam written all over it. spiracy — the Catholic Church. If Geraci won’t explain why Oppelaar can skirt It is a fact that CEOs of these com- It is called “Seniors Versus Crime Hawaii Catholic Social Services the requirement, who will? panies are not restricted in their Project.” Here are the names and numbers of Groveland’s bonuses and severance if things go produced a historical “chain of title” This is a volunteer organization of elected officials: Mayor James Gearhart (267-1450), awry. Fifth Amendment and deniabili- for the hospital where the president retired folk who work with you and Vice Mayor Tim Loucks (407-963-1036), council ty is what resonates in congressional was born that shows that the name the business involved to try to members James Smith (978-1461), Jared Mincey hearings on wrongdoing. of the hospital in 1958 was indeed recover your money. (702-2972) and John Griffin (223-0085). There is a history of mismanage- Kapiolani Maternity and They have no enforcement clout, Geraci works for the council. And the council ment in the five-county pilot program Gynecological Hospital, which is works for the constituents of Groveland. They are but they have methods, information here in Florida, according to federal exactly the name of the hospital called public servants. And the constituents of and persistence. Each unit of Groveland deserve a better answer than “no com- health officials. printed on the president’s birth ver- “Seniors Versus Crime” works out of ment.” Do not give the go-ahead until tificate. a local sheriff’s office, which puts those concerns have been rectified, According to Heninger, the presi- them in a position to get help and and then with an eye on how these dent could not have been born in information they need. private companies get paid for 1961 in a hospital whose name did- They are wonderful. I worked with WHAT’S YOUR OPINION? administration. The SOUTH LAKE PRESS invites you to write letters to the editor, n’t exist until 1978. the unit in the Sumter County Bankruptcy and fraud are not expressing your original thoughts, on topics of public interest. Letters I’m sure it was just an oversight Sheriff’s Office as that was where should be no longer than 350 words. They must be original, signed uncommon in other programs that with the full name of the writer and include the writer’s address and that Heninger failed to include the the business was located. It has telephone number for verification. We reserve the right to edit for have been privatized and the victims taken a year and a half but bit by length to make room for more letters. Letters also will be edited for are just casualties. What the governor Catholic Church in his conspiracy grammar, clarity, taste and libel. We accept no more than two letters bit, exerting constant pressure, they per month from the same writer. No open letters, form letters or gets back in penalties for fraud is pen- theory concerning the president’s copies of letters to third parties will be published. We do not pub- birth certificate. recovered my money for me. lish unsigned letters. Submissions are not returned. We retain the nies on the dollar considering the right to archive and republish any material submitted for publication. resources spent on investigation, CECILE SCOFIELD | LADY LAKE “Seniors Versus Crime” cannot You can submit your letters by: prosecution and appeals. guarantee that it will recover your E-mail (preferred) to: money. But it will do its best. [email protected] Prevention is the best medicine. By regular mail to: Prevent privatization until the five- State program helps If you have been bilked out of Letters to the Editor seniors from scammers 732 W. Montrose St. county pilot program proves it can money by a business, go to “Seniors Clermont, FL 34711 work without sacrificing the care of Versus Crime” first. It’s free and By fax to: I paid a deposit to a paving compa- 352-394-8001– those less fortunate. ny in our area but the work was they’re on your side all the way. CAROLYN HUNT-JENNER | Mount Dora never done nor the deposit RUTH M. WILLIAMS | LEESBURG
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MINNEOLA City council supports redevelopment plan GREG JONES | Staff Writer Founder’s Ridge — come values are set aside to sup- Mayor Pat Kelley said. “It have been annexed. of-way land needed for the [email protected] up with half the money port economic develop- will bring more economic Family Dynamics Inc., interchange, the MPO says. needed for the state to ment projects such as traf- growth because there is which is behind the largest Other developments have Plans for a new Florida build the interchange in fic infrastructure. By creat- going to be a lot of com- development, the 4,000- right-of-way pending for Turnpike interchange near the middle of the Hills of ing a CRA, the developers mercial growth, which will unit Hills of Minneola, the regional road network Minneola inched closer to Minneola tract. can take out a multi-mil- bring jobs.” intends to donate all right- leading to the interchange. reality this week with ten- According to T.J. Fish of lion loan based of future The community redevel- tative approval of a com- the Lake-Sumter increases in property val- opment plan will allow for munity redevelopment Metropolitan Planning ues, give the state the the zoning, planning and plan for the Minneola Organization (MPO), the money it wants and pay creation of a revenue-gen- Mountain Properties state already has the $30 back the loan over time. erating district. Final Community Redevelop- million set aside to build “It (the plan is a critical approval of the plan is ment Agency. the interchange, but wants component to achieve scheduled for April 16. The Minneola City the four developments to economic growth in South Some 8,083 units of Council voted 4-0 to refund half the money — Lake and in Lake County, industrial, commercial, approve the plan, which or pay back the state some and this will help build the residential and retail uses could help four planned $15 million. interchange there, which are on the drawing board unit developments — The A CRA is a special district can help alleviate some of for almost 4,000 acres of Hills of Minneola, in which current property the current traffic issues land, all inside the Sugarloaf Mountain, values are frozen and any here — mainly on Minneola city limits since Minneola Ridge and future increase in property (Highway) 50,” Minneola the four developments
But as Waldron was hand- trying get his gun to fire. just north of the park, with OFFICER ing over the cigarette, he Rooney, fearing for his a gunshot to the head and CONTINUED FROM A3 pulled a revolver from his left safety, said he then fired a .22-caliber revolver and side and bashed Rooney’s twice at Waldron as the cell phone next to him. who were being released forehead with it — at which suspect continued to flee He was taken to a hospital from class around 2:45 point the officer heard a and shot four more times where he died early the next p.m. The mother of clicking sound, although the as Waldron jumped over a morning after being Waldron’s child later told gun didn’t fire. chain-link fence. Rooney removed from life support. officials she had arranged Rooney said he pulled said he then lost sight of An autopsy revealed the gun- for Waldron to meet with out his service weapon. the suspect. shot was self-inflicted and the child at the nearby Waldron then fled while Law enforcement soon there was gunpowder and a William McKinney Park aiming his gun at the offi- found Waldron in a wood- faint muzzle print at the around that time. cer and looked as if he was ed area on Montrose Street, entrance site of the bullet. According to the report, the 36-year-old Rooney told investigators he spot- ted Waldron smoking a cig- arette. The officer told him smoking was illegal in the park and asked for his identification. Waldron told Rooney he didn’t have any ID and gave the officer two different birthdates. According to sworn testimony, Rooney said he asked to search the suspect at which time Waldron turned his body as if to hide something and admitted he had a marijua- na cigarette on him. C M Y K
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The City of Clermont invites the public to attend the Grand Opening of the Clermont Community Center and new Chamber headquarters on Wednesday, April 17, at 11 a.m., at 620 W. Montrose St. in Downtown Clermont. Tours to follow the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Call 352-394-4191 for more information or go to www.ClermontCommunityCenter.com
CHAMBER SUPPORTS RIBBON-CUTTING CELEBRATIONS EDUCATION The South Lake Chamber of Commerce presented a check for $200 to support the East Ridge High School choral group, “Rhythm of the Knight.” The youth singers performed an inspired a cappella rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” at the Chamber’s February breakfast. The Chamber’s Ambassadors welcomed State Sen. Alan Hays and his staff to their new office in Clermont’s City Hall with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. GEM OF THE HILLS AWARD Debbie Milwee (right) was honored as the Chamber’s “Gem of the Hills.” Milwee, mother of Clermont City Manager Darren Gray, received a plaque from Community Relations Chair Michelle Michnoff (left). Milwee was recognized for her volunteer work, including serving as president of the Clermont Woman’s Club and as a member of the Clermont Downtown Partnership Oasis de Bendicion was joined by Chamber Ambassadors at the church’s and South Lake Historical Society. ribbon-cutting ceremony at 202 Hatteras Ave. in Clermont.
OUTSTANDING STUDENTS OF THE MONTH Dayshani Comeaux (left) is the first Lake Minneola High School student to be named Outstanding Student of the Month. She received the award, sponsored by Ameriprise Financial and Wesley Reed (right), in February for her achievements: member of the National Honor Society, 4.0 GPA, co-captain of the school's dance Chamber Ambassadors were happy to celebrate with one of their own team, juror in Lake County's Teen members, John White, who works at Ford Press, located at 305 S. Canal St. Court and volunteer at several in Leesburg. nonprofits while working part-time.
Raegan Daley (right), a Montverde Academy senior, was named Outstanding Student in March. The award, sponsored by Ameriprise Financial and Wesley Reed (left), recognized her accomplishments, including managing the girls’ soccer team and serving as a member of the National Spanish Honor Society, Key Club and the track and field team. She holds a 3.71 GPA in Ambassadors welcomed new Chamber member Vincent and Francesco’s honors classes and helped raise Italian Bistro with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the restaurant’s location at money to cure cancer. 4120 Corley Island Road, Suite 300, in Leesburg. www.southlakechamber-fl.com
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Friday, March 29, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A9 IN MEMORY OBITUARIES Judith Dianne Gerheim, Leesburg, died Wednesday, 58, of The Villages, died March 20, 2013. Carol Jeanne Ulgener Thursday, March 21, 2013. Harden/Pauli Funeral Carol Jeanne Ulgener, Beyers Funeral Home and home, Eustis. 84, of Groveland, FL Crematory. Nadlean Davis-Moore passed Beaulah Irene Godde Nadlean Davis-Moore, away Beaulah Irene Godde, 92, 74, of Mt.Dora, died March 22, of Leesburg, died Friday, Sunday March 24, 2013. 2013. She March 22, 2013. Beyers Marvin. C. Zanders was born in Funeral Home and Funeral Home, Inc. Toledo, Crematory, Leesburg. Essie Mae Morris Ohio to Judy Juanita Heckert M argaret Essie Mae Morris, 93, Judy Juanita Heckert, 70, and Edgar Jacksonville, died Sunday, of The Villages, died on Stevens ULGENER March 24, 2013. Rocker- Wednesday, March 20, and moved Cusack Mortuary, 2013. Banks/Page-Theus to Lake County, FL in 1978. Leesburg. Funerals and Cremations, In addition to her parents, Barry Haralson Payne Wildwood. she is predeceased by two Arlene Ruth Hymes Barry Haralson Payne, brothers, Robert and 48, of Eustis, died Sunday, Edgar Stevens; and Arlene Ruth Hymes, 80, of March 17, 2013. Hamlin & Edward Ulgener. She is Leesburg, died on Hilbish Funeral Directors, Lutheran by faith and a Tuesday,March 19, 2013. Eustis. graduate of Wittenberg National Cremation Society. Grasner Pierre University. Carol taught 22 Lori Jean Jackson Grasner Pierre, 49, of years in the Toledo, Ohio Lori Jean Jackson, 48, of area schools and 16 years Leesburg, died Monday, Leesburg, died Friday, March 25, 2013. Rocker- in Florida. She was a mem- March 22, 2013. Beyers ber of WWF, NWF, FWF, Cusack Mortuary, Funeral Home and Leesburg. Audubon, Sierra Club, Crematory, Leesburg. ASPLA, HSVS, NHES, and George Rountree Christopher Karnes contributed to several vet- George Rountree, 67, of Christopher Karnes, 46, erans’ groups. Carol is sur- Kissimmee, died Thursday, of Leesburg, died Friday, vived by 4 children: Kathy march 21, 2013. Rocker March 22, 2013. Beyers (Joel) Sharrit, Waterville, Cusack Mortuary, Funeral Home, Umatilla. Ohio; Jerry Ulgener, Leesburg. Barbara (Jim) Pepper both John Kuhns Alberta Earthileen Sellards of Groveland, FL; Dennis John Kuhns, 66 of Ulgener of Lady Lake, FL; Oxford, died on Alberta Earthileen sister-in-laws, Nancy and Wednesday, March 20, Sellards, 90, of Leesburg, Linda Stevens; 3 grandchil- 2013. Banks/Page-Theus died Thursday, March 21, dren and 2 great grandchil- Funerals and Cremations, 2013. Beyers Funeral dren. Viewing will be from Wildwood. Home and Crematory. 10am to 1pm on March Doris McCraney Lois J. Shaffer 30th at 132 E. Magnolia Doris McCraney, 78, Lois J. Shaffer, 81, of Street in Groveland. Howey In The Hills, died Funeral service will follow Umatilla, died Saturday, Monday, March 25, 2013. at 1pm at Brewer Chapel. March 23, 2013. Beyers Beyers Funeral Home and Burial to follow at Lone Funeral Home, Umatilla. Crematory, Leesburg. Oak Cemetery in Leesburg. Susanna R. McQuiston Michael Sievert Brewer & Sons 352-429- Susanna R. McQuiston, 3500 85, of Leesburg, died on Michael Sievert, 36, of Friday, March 22, 2013. Chillicothe, IL, died DEATH NOTICES National Cremation Wednesday, March 13, Society. 2013. Page-Theus Funerals Marvin Robert Casaday Robert S. Menack & Cremations, Leesburg. Marvin Robert Casaday, 91, of Eustis, died Robert S. Menack, 89, of SEE OBITUARIES | A10 Saturday, March 23, 2013. Harden/Pauli Funeral Home, Eustis. Marion E. Craig, Jr. Marion E. Craig, Jr., 66, of Fowler, Mich., died Saturday, March 23, 2013. Banks/Page-Theus Funerals and Cremations, Wildwood. John K. Drew John K. Drew, died Friday, March 22, 2013. Allen J. harden Funeral Home, Mount Dora, FL Ruth E. Galster Ruth E. Galster, 99, of Lady Lake, died on March 23, 2013. National Cremation Society. Judith Dianne Gerheim C M Y K
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can relate to.” in a closet when not need- Groveland donated paint CRUTCHES Hebert got in touch with ed any longer. and the barrels were deco- CONTINUED FROM A1 the local contact for the “It was hard to even rated with C4A messages Colorado based organiza- imagine that something as and symbols to catch shipped to Africa, an tion, Pastor David Rhea simple as crutches could people’s eyes. endeavor which costs who lives in Ocoee, and make such a big differ- Barrels have been thousands of dollars. invited him to the school ence in people’s lives,” placed at the front office Nevertheless, Crutches 4 to meet with and talk to Lopez said. “We watched at South Lake High Africa, with funding with his HOSA students. videos of people desperate School, the Live Well train- Rotary International, has “He really fired them because they can’t walk.” ing facility (formerly the received and delivered up,” Hebert said. Now, the students are NTC), the South Lake more than 51,000 crutches. Josh Lopez, 18, said he doing everything they can Press and Four Corners “I thought, “Hey, this never realized how valu- to get involved in the Physical Therapy, both in kind of fits in nicely with able crutches are to peo- cause and gather as many downtown Clermont. what we’re doing. We ple in countries like crutches as possible for Churches or businesses could do something like Africa, when here in the the organization, which interested in becoming a that,” he said. “That’s the United States, they are thrives on donations from collection site, should con- key for students anyway. taken for granted and all over the country, tact Hebert for a barrel. You gotta do things they either discarded or placed through March and April. “It’s good when people It’s not just crutches become involved,” Rhea either, but canes, walkers, said, adding that he has wheel chairs that are need- been friends with Talbot ed and being collected. for close to 40 years. Leg braces, baby Rhea said that Talbot, strollers and bike trailers the founder of the organi- will also be accepted. zation, who suffered from The students contacted Polio as a child, visited help organizations, church- Uganda and “was horri- es, individuals and busi- fied” to discover the hun- nesses about what they are dreds of people in need of doing. Some have respond- assistance. ed and some have not, but On the Crutches 4 Africa regardless, they hope to web site, a note from receive an abundance of Talbot says: “Back in the donations from throughout United States, I realized the community. that many people have a Hebert said the starting lightly-used and no- goal is to finish April with longer-needed mobility at least 150 crutches, 50 device form a twisted canes, 10 walkers and 4 ankle, ski accident or wheel chairs. operation. I saw crutches “I wish we could fill my at garage sales, in dump- entire room with crutch- sters and unfortunately, in es,” he said, adding that in roll-off containers already they have collect- headed to landfills. I knew ed about 25 crutches and that I had to do something one wheelchair, found and this was the genesis of abandoned in a neighbor- Crutches 4 Africa.” hood by Dalton Mickens, Rhea said that each time 17, one of the HOSA people discover the needs, members. their reactions are similar. Lopez said that even Jose Marquez, 18, crutches, canes or other HOSA’s President, said equipment not in the what touched him was greatest shape will be how easily people here can accepted because they are get pair of crutches any- made “like new” by where when needed com- Crutches 4 Africa before pared to those in Africa being shipped. and other like countries. So far, Andes Recycling “We knew we had to do in Apopka donated ten 55- something and knowing gallon drums to use as how much people will ben- collection receptacles. efit from receiving these The school’s construc- things, makes us feel like tion students were it’s worth doing. We also charged with cutting the know we’re not just coast- tops off the drums to ing through life but making make them barrel-like a difference,” Lopez said. containers to hold the To donate crutches or crutches with digital other mobility devices or design students responsi- to become a drop off loca- ble for signs and flyers to tion, call Hebert at 352- hang at school and 394-2100 X5479. around the community. For information, go to Ace Hardware in www.crutches4africa.org.
March 21, 2013. OBITUARIES B anks/Page-Theus CONTINUED FROM A9 Funerals and Cremations, Wildwood. Charles H. Stockholm Gerald Lee Yorkes Charles H. Stockholm, Gerald Lee Yorkes, 65, of 81, of Leesburg, died Apopka, died on Friday, Wednesday, March 20, March 15, 2013. Hayes 2013. Page-Theus Funerals Brothers Funeral Home, & Cremations, Leesburg. Altamonte Springs. Janet Tower Ellen L. Young Janet Tower, 79, of Ellen L. Young, 97, of Paisley, died Friday, March Leesburg, died Monday 15, 2013. Hayes Brothers March 25, 2013. Page- Funeral Home, Eustis. Theus Funerals & Linda Wisner Cremations, Leesburg. Email obituary submissions or Linda Wisner, 70, of inquiries to obits@dailycommercial. Oxford, died Thursday, com. Include your contact information.
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MINNEOLA Private company to mail utility bills GREG JONES | Staff Writer a year. Additional savings City officials were send- [email protected] should be seen if residents ing about 1,000 late sign up for online billing. notices each month, a lot In about three months, The city could save as of these, they suspect, Minneola residents will much as another $6,000 a because the postcards not get their utility bills on year by ending late notices were getting lost or mis- a postcard and won’t and up to another $4,000 a taken for junk mail. receive late notices. year by not sending sepa- By opting for envelopes The city council has rate water-quality surveys instead of postcards, offi- agreed to outsource the required by the federal cials say they can also mail mailing of utility bills government. Ariscta will other things with the utili- because it will save the be doing all of this, as it ty bills, such as newsletters municipality at least $10,000 does now for the city of or other notices. annually, officials say. Clermont. “I believe outsourcing Minneola spends about “This will give the resi- our water billing and mov- $23,000 a year to send the dents more privacy,” ing to the envelope system postcards, which doesn’t Minneola Mayor Pat Kelley will save money over the include postage and labor said. “We will have a return long term,” council mem- costs such as sorting. The envelope for residents to ber Lisa Jones said. “This city will save these addi- mail back their payment. move will also free up the tional costs by letting We will be able to include employees who currently Ariscta Information the consumer confidence handle billing to work on Systems in Deluth, Ga., survey that we do every tasks that will be more send the notices inside year. We will be able to productive and beneficial envelopes for a flat $23,000 consolidate this process.” for the city.”
MINNEOLA Spring Break starts with prank ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer Lake County Schools up to a possible case of [email protected] spokesman Chris Patton spring fever. Students and faculty said the incident turned One student, noting that were evacuated from the out to be a prank, since a midterms are this week, campus of Lake Minneola roll of toilet paper was said the word on campus High School about 1:15 found to have been lit on was a soap dispenser was p.m. Thursday because of fire in a boy’s bathrooms. set on fire, followed by a roll a small, intentionally set When asked about a of toilet paper when the fire fire in a bathroom. motive, Patton chalked it alarm failed to go off. SouthSouth LakeLake Gathering Places forfor SpiritualSpiritual WorshipWorship
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CLERMONT Sundays 13600 Caspian Lane FERNDALE 415 Old Hwy 50 • 394-4596 Bible Fellowship Groups 9:30 am Sunday School 9:30 am Wed: Casual Service 7 pm BLESSED SACRAMENT Worship Service 10:40 am FERNDALE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Worship & Children’s Church 11:00 am 4th Wed: Candle & Prayer Service CATHOLIC CHURCH Family Prayer Service 6:00 pm at CR455 & CR561A Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Worship Services 8:00 am & 10:15 am 720 12th Street • Clermont, FL 34711 Wednesdays 407-469-3888 Wed Worship & Youth Service 7:00 pm 352-394-3562 Bible Study 7:00 pm Sunday School 9:00 am Pastor: Gordon (Bird) Sanders Rev. Loyce Rowland Saturday Vigil Masses Groups for adults, teens, and children Blessed to be a Blessing Sunday School: 9:15 am English: 4 pm and Spanish: 7 pm ~Nursey provided for all services~ (352) 394-3382 Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 am Sunday Masses: Chris Johnson, Senior Pastor Evening Worship & www.shephillsclermont.org MONTVERDE 8 am, 10 am, 12 noon (Contemporary Mass) For directions and more information, visit: Discipleship Study: 6:00 pm 5 pm (Contemporary Mass) www.lbcclermont.org SOUTH LAKE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TeamKid: Sunday 6:30 pm CROSSROADS FAMILY FELLOWSHIP Reconciliation on Saturday: 11043 True Life Way Wednesday: 7:00 pm Come to the Country...Where God, 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm (Eng.) Clermont, FL 34711 A Place of Love, Life & Growth Prayer Service, Youth Activities, families and community are our priority. 6:15 pm - 6:45 pm (Sp.) 352.394.0708 131 Chestnut St., Clermont Mission Kids for Children Located at 16913 #11 Lakeside Dr. Located just off of Lakeshore Dr. Corner of Hwy 50 & 12th St. (Rt 561) 352-394-2753 Montverde, 34756 www.blessedsacramentcc.com NEW JACOB’S CHAPEL MISSIONARY East Ave - 1 block south of SR 50 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1 block north of Montverde
BAPTIST CHURCH Worship Times: 137 E. Cherry St. • 429-2651 blinking light - Hwy 455 CHURCH OF CHRIST 410 W. Hwy. 50 • Clermont, FL 34711 Sunday School 9:45 am Services Times: 500 Grand Hwy. • 352-394-7374 Sunday Phone: 352-394-4720 • Fax: 352-394-8669 Sunday Worship 10:50 am & 7:00 pm Sunday 9:30 am Praise/Worship Sunday School 9:00 am 9 AM (Contemporary); 11 AM (Traditional) Pastor: Rev. Rex Anderson Wednesday 7:00 pm 10:00 am service and children church Sunday Worship 10:00 am & 6:00 pm Church school for all ages 10:00 AM Assistant Pastor: Rev. Darryl Church Wednesday evening 7:00 pm Wednesday 7:00 pm Childcare provided Youth Pastor: Rev. Tone Lundy MT. OLIVE MISSIONARY First Sunday evening monthly 6:00 pm Youth Group - Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 PM FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Church Clerk: Mrs. Lucressie D. Mcgriff BAPTIST CHURCH Pastors Jim and Linda Watson Church Motto: “Equipping Changed People “Encountering Christ, Growing in Christ, www.southlakepresbyterian.org Sunday Worship Service - 11:00 AM Youth Pastors Rob and Leslie Durant for A Changing World!” Sharing Christ, wherever we are...” Sunday School - 9:30 AM 407-469-3927 or 321-948-2350 Schedule of Worship Services 950 Seventh Street 352-394-2412 ST. MATTHIAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Prayer Service - Saturday 8:30 AM Sunday Morning Service - 11:00 a.m. WOODLANDS LUTHERAN (LCMS) Pastor: Rev. Doug Kokx Sunday Services Bible Study - Wednesday 7:00 PM & Youth/Adult Bible Study - Thursdays - 6:45 p.m. 15333 CR 455, Montverde, FL 34756 www.fumc-clermont.org 8:00 am Rite I 2nd and 4th Sundays 4:00 PM e-mail addresses: 407-469-2525 Sunday Worship (Traditional) 8 & 11:00 am Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church [email protected] (Pastor Anderson) 10:00 am Rite II www.woodlandschurch.com Sunday Worship (Contemporary) 9:30 am 15641 Stuckey Loop [email protected] (Church Clerk) A Look at the Lessons 9:00 am Pastor Rev. Dr. Brian Kneser Sunday School 9:30 am & 11:00 am Stuckey, FL 34736 (West of Mascotte) Contact: Lucressie Mcgriff - 352-348-7955 Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday Service 8:30 am & 11 am Bible Studies & Childrens Activities: Rev. Clarence L. Southall-Pastor Sunday School 9:45 am Nursery Care 10:00 am Sun. Night Children/Youth/Middle School 5-6:30 pm REAL LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Phone: (352)429-3888
Sun. Night High School Activities 7-8:30 pm “Helping Real People Find Real Faith” Youth Group 11:30 am Wed. Night Dinner & Fellowship $6pp, 5-6:30 pm Worship Times 574 West Montrose Street Weekday School: Preschool Saturday 6:00 pm OAKLAND Downtown Clermont MINNEOLA Sunday 9:10 am, 11:15 am & 6:00 pm GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH 352.394.3855 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Weekend Programs CONGREGATION SINAI OF MINNEOLA CLERMONT, FL www.stmatthiasfl.com 218 E. Oakland Ave. The EDGE (Children) A Progressive Jewish Congregation (1/2 mile N. Hwy 50 at •Bible centered preaching All Services WOOTSON TEMPLE CHURCH OF GOD Shabbat services are conducted every •Blended worship • Friendly atmosphere Student Groups Tubb St./ West Orange Lumber) Friday at 7:30 pm Sunday Worship: 10:00 am The Way (Middle School) IN CHRIST 8:45 am Contemporary Worship Many Other Activities each week Services are held at the synagogue located at: 9:45 am Sunday School For All Ages Wednesdays 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Elder T.L. Wootson 303A North US Highway 27, Minneola 14244 Johns Lake Road, Clermont Catalyst (High School) 11:00 am Traditional Worship 836 Scott St. Clermont, FL 34711 (1/2 Mile East of Wal-Mart) Sundays 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Religious School, Men’s Club & Women’s Club Nursery Provided All Services 394-1396 or 394-3004 Jon Bekemeyer, Senior Pastor www.getreallife.com Messgae line: 352-243-5353 407-656-4452 407-877-4048 1501 Steve’s Rd Sunday 11:00 am & 7:30 pm Email: [email protected] Dr. Robert P. Hines, Jr. www.communitychurchclermont.org 352-394-3553 Thursday 7:30 pm Web: congregationsinai-clermont.org www.oaklandpres.org BECKER FUNERAL HOME Cremation Choices “Serving Florida Families Since 1957” To advertise here call Direct Cremation - A Full Service Home - $675 Locally Owned & Operated South Lake Press Plus Container Ron Becker & Charles Becker, Funeral Directors Ron Becker, Director 352-394-7121 352-394-2183 352-394-8228 806 W. Minneola Ave., Clermont, FL 921 S. US Hwy 27, Minneola, FL
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www.clermontdowntownpartnership.com Featured Business of the Month: “domestique Furnishings & Décor ”
domestique Furnishings & Décor opened its doors in May of 2012. Owned by Joan Woodruff and her husband, Terry who have been involved in retail business in Historic Downtown Clermont for the past 5 years. domestique carries new and previously loved furniture and decorator items that are best described as eclectic: Tropical, Transitional and Traditional. When you enter the store you’ll notice the front is staged to showcase interior décor and the back garden room has more rustic furniture and items for your lanai and garden. No matter what your style, you may find that special item you’re looking for at domestique.
Before coming to Florida in 2003, Joan worked with architectural firms in Southern California doing residential and commercial decorating, as well as having her own residential decorating business. With over 20 years of decorating experience she is always available to give design direction when you’re visiting the store or private consultation in your home. Joan says,“Decorating is my passion.”
Stop by 763 W. Montrose St., (directly across from the public parking lot), or give a call 407 592-2881 or 352 242-0960. The store hours are Wednesday to Saturday, 11 – 6 and Sunday, 9 – 2. Monday and Tuesday by appointment.
LOOKING FOR PARTS? Ballesteros Dental Family & Cosmetic Dentistry SEE JULIE “Cowards Made Comfortable” • New Patients Welcome • Smile Make Overs • Private Treatment Rooms • Crowns - Bridges • Insurance Accepted • Implant Restorations • Experienced Staff • Lumineers • Senior Discounts Available • Ask Us About Interest Free • Zoom Whitening Financing through Care Credit • Partials & Dentures 352-394-3071 810 West Desoto St. • Clermont License #DN0013657 Tom Ballesteros, DMD, MAGD Visit our website @ Ballesterosdental.com
Downtown Clermont I have parts for all major appliances and air conditioning and authorized repair service too! Farmer’s Market CALL ME OR COME SEE ME! Every Sunday REFRIGERATORS • RANGES • DISHWASHERS MICROWAVES • WASHERS • DRYERS • & MORE! From 9am - 2pm INCLUDES: Fresh Produce • Plants • Flowers • Fruit Vegetables • Herbs • And So Much More! (352) 394-6111 Clermont Downtown Partnership For more information visit P.O. Box 120734 • Clermont, FL 34712 www.clermontdowntownpartnership.com 757 W. Montrose St. • Clermont, Florida 34711 [email protected]
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Friday, March 29, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A13 GOODforYOU Applauding the accomplishments of readers CLERMONT | HISTORICAL SOCIETY
COURTESY PHOTO Jo Ann Seaver was the guest at a recent South Lake County Historical Society meeting. Seaver was born and raised in Clermont, the daughter of the city’s long-time clerk. She talked about the early years in south Lake County, from swimming in Lake Minneola to standing on the running board of her father’s car clutching the window frame. She also read some of the antidotes her late husband, Leonard Seaver. For information, call 407-314- 7382 or go to southlakehistoricalsociety.com. C M Y K
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Proudly serving B1 YOUR CONTACT FOR COMMUNITY NEWS CLERMONT, MINNEOLA, GROVELAND, MASCOTTE and MONTVERDE SOUTH LAKE PRESS STAFF WRITER ...... Roxanne Brown Friday, March 29, 2013 PHONE ...... 394-2183 FAX...... 394-8001 www.southlakepress.com E-mail...... [email protected] COMMUNITY CLERMONT Meet Your Florida Gold Refinery extends NEIGHBOR RACHEL family ties to the community McCONKEY
ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer [email protected] ince Florida Gold Refinery opened its doors in January, owners Reginald and S Lashanda Ovince feel like they have extended their family ties. That’s because the community has been so welcoming, Reginald Ovince said. “We came here wanting to make a differ- ence and I feel we have,” he said. “We’ve met so many people and since we make sure to treat our clients so well, they keep coming back to us.” “They also tell us they appreciate the fam- ily atmosphere when they walk inside and that’s because we are a family business. HOMETOWN: Okeechobee, FL We’re not a chain. When people come in, OCCUPATION: Independent con- they’ll see me or my wife working here and sultant for Thirty-one gifts and stay hopefully one day, our children.” at home mom. Florida Gold Refinery, at 2433 South FAMILY: Husband Joel McConkey Highway 27 in the Clermont Landing and daughters Regan McConkey, 2, Shopping Center in Clermont, next to the and Brielle McConkey, 11-months. T-Mobile store in the JC Penney/Epic Theatre What do you enjoy most about shopping plaza, is a place where people can South Lake County? sell their gold, silver, diamonds and coins. The people! I love the family envi- “We buy any kind of precious metals,” ronment of South Lake area and the Lashanda said. hilly views. The Ovinces pay 80 percent of the spot If you had to summarize your philosophy of life in one sentence, price, which depends on the commodity’s what would it be? worth on the day it is brought in. Love God first, Love others second, Reginald said he prides himself on, is that and take moments to breathe in all he makes sure that every customer is getting of life’s little things. the most they can possibly get for their jewel- Name a person or incident you’ve ry or other items made from precious metals. come across recently that’s “People tell us “Wow,” because they know touched you in some way. Why they can’t get these prices anywhere else. I did this person or incident would say 99 percent of the people in our impress you so much? business don’t pay these prices, except for A Fellow Thirty-one consultant sold dealers,” Reginald said. everything she had to move to In addition, nothing is purchased without another state in faith that her busi- ness would flourish, she was able to a driver’s license and phone number to move back successfully and promote ensure a just sale and in all cases, if a client within the company because of this is not sure what their valuables are worth, decision. She is an inspiration to me, ROXANNE BROWN / DAILY COMMERCIAL SEE GOLD | B2 Reginald and Lashonda Ovince, owners of Florida Gold Refinery, stand in the store. SEE NEIGHBOR | B2
FROM THE FILES | 62 YEARS AGO — 1951 Reliving history through the pages of the South Lake Press Bids will be received from rep- Bolin, secretary, manage the B&W Dick Padgett; Advisor, Robert A. most original and Hazel Judy, utable companies to construct Canning Company. Heading the Campbell. ugliest. State Road 50 between Clermont Postal Colony are Mayor, Harry American Legion Post 239 has The Homecoming Celebration and the Sumter County line. Williams of Clermont as presi- lost a most capable adjutant, held at Tuscanooga Church last Oct. 26, Peoples State Bank of dent, C. O. Bryson, vice-presi- Roger Morse, who has gone into Sunday was attended by well over Groveland, was one year of age. It dent, and Travis Cork, secretary- the service of his country again. 1,000 persons. now serves 575 customers and treasurer. Julian Rowe was appointed to fill Groveland city election results: has deposits of over $730,000. Dr. Allan T. Davis opened his his unexpired term. E. L. Puryear was re-elected Eight lettermen returning to the dental office in Groveland to the Earl Warren Peck is one of the Mayor; C. J. Ingalls and S. P. Groveland Greenbacks team are public. new teachers at Groveland High Pederson were re-elected to Ray Sewell, Alvin Stewart, Richard Mascotte Town Council unani- School. Council and J. D. Ogden was Hart, Philip Gano, Donald Raines, mously appointed Mr. Irving F. Ralph Harper, owner of Harper elected to Council in place of Tommy Baker, Red Hill and Morse, attorney-at-law, Clermont, Motor Company, celebrated the Chas. Heath, who did not offer for Kenneth Sloan. as Town Attorney. end of 15 years of service to re-election. Vic Oswalt, manager of Grove The Groveland FFA Chapter South Lake County and also the New arrivals at South Lake Service and Supply Co., also elected the following officers for opening of his new building with Memorial Hospital include, a son, Ann Dupee Oswalt Grove Service, is local the school year 1950-51: an old fashioned square dance. Michael Emory, born to Mr. and REMEMBER WHEN manager of the Grand Island President, James Weir; Vice- Costume winners of the Mrs. M. Giddeons of Minneola; a Fruit Co. President, Adelbert Gaskins; Mascotte PTA annual carnival A weekly column that reprints some daughter, Nancy Jo, born to Mr. of the more interesting news stories Groveland residents E. C. Secretary, Donald Raines; were Lazelle Pilgrim, prettiest; and Mrs. Pierce Tyson of that have appeared over the years in Busbee, president, Norton Treasurer, Jimmie Rozar; Allen Gaffney, tackiest; Betty June the South Lake Press. Wilkins, vice president, and W. M. Reporter, Richard Hart; Sentinel, Hyatt, spookiest; Darrell Merritt, SEE HISTORY | B2 C M Y K
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Reginald, said one of the because this business is so CLERMONT much more than selling a bag other certified and licensed Friends of South Lake appraisers who work with and her story reminds me of this everyday. to host swim lessons him, will inspect and appraise the item at no charge. How does what you do con- The non profit, Friends of South tribute to the welfare of the “We wouldn’t want people area? Name one of your great- Lake, working with the National to take advantage of us, which est accomplishments so far? Training Center and South Lake is why we will never take I help other stay at home moms Hospital will offer swim lessons to the advantage of any client,” or working moms start a busi- community beginning in April and Reginald said. “But a lot of ness of their own by introducing continuing through July at the people don’t know what their them to the Thirty-one opportuni- National Training Center pool. stuff is worth. Because of that, ty. The greatest thing of being a Registration for the lessons must be we spend our time talking to part of this direct sales company is knowing that I control my own done in person and are from 4 to our clients and working business. I recently had a lady 7p.m., every Thursday at the National through the selling process join my team that's putting Training Center. Cost is $70 for mem- with them so they can see that herself through school and has a bers, and $85 for non members, cash we are giving them the fairest small child. This business oppor- or check only. prices possible.” tunity will help her reach her goals and she can have fun For information, call 352-241-7144, “If we don’t know some- doing it. ext. 4205. thing, we’ll tell them that, and ROXANNE BROWN / DAILY COMMERCIAL What’s something you’ve then we’ll do some research or Reginald Ovince examines jewelry at the store. always wanted to do but GROVELAND call somebody in who knows haven’t yet? Garden Club to host better than us.” the store in Clermont but within the store stands at Travel to Europe. And although the most pur- another store in Orlando, off nearly 40 years. auction on Wednesday What advice would you give to chased items at Florida Gold Lee Road on Edgewater Drive. “We have fun doing this, we people who want to help out in At 9:30 a.m., Wednesday, the and Refinery are gold and sil- Reginald, who has been in are glad to be part of the the community? Groveland/Mascotte Garden Club will ver, the Ovinces also collect the business for years, said he South Lake community and Discover what your passionate meet at the Groveland Masonic Lodge coins. learned from a jewelry spe- hopefully, we can make a dif- about and seek out organiza- for an auction featuring a large variety Reginald said they mainly cialist in Orlando that’s been ference in the business, giving tions and churches that can of items to be available including take gold and silver coins from in business for over 75 years. people lots of money for their help push you in the right direc- plants, pottery, tools, paintings, food, the year 1964 and earlier and Reginald is also a real estate gold and silver.” tion. Community is so important and it takes everyone doing cookbooks and gardening related specialize in U.S. and investor that buys apartments For information, call 407- items. Kennedy coins that are in and residential single-family 399-7788 or visit www.flgol- their part and helping where they can to make it work. Start In addition club members will offer good condition. homes and teaches other drefinery.com. by making a small contribution information on tools, growing plants, Though new to Clermont, entrepreneurs how to buy real Store hours are Monday with your time and you will be pictures and other items. the Ovinces are not new to the estate. through Saturday from 10 a.m. surprised at how rewarding it For information, call Hershell business. They not only own Altogether, the experience to 7 p.m. and closed Sundays. can be. Womble at 352-429-4271. CLERMONT Howard. first look at the recently com- with Jake Lucas, owner of Bell HISTORY Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fairchild pleted George Jenkins Ceramics, regarding use of ERHS Theater Department CONTINUED FROM B1 have moved into their new Auditorium. George Jenkins, part of the local firm’s build- brings ‘Footloose’ to life home on Waldo Street in president of Publix ing and land on Lake The East Ridge High Theater Montverde; and a son, John Groveland. Supermarkets, gave the build- Minneola as headquarters. Department will bring the musical Peter, born to Mr. and Mrs. The City Council appointed ing to the city when Publix (Half of the front page of Aug. stage adaptation of the popular Jack Hooten. R. O. Cornell as City Clerk. was relocated to the State 11, 1966, showed a map of the 1984 film, “Footloose” to life at 7 p.m., Curtis Curington, who Cornell has been in charge of Road 50/U.S. Highway 27 general development plan for April 3-6. moved here recently from the local Farm Bureau office. Plaza on State Road 50. the City of Clermont prepared Footloose is a story of American Dade City, has completed his Vivian Church Hoyt is open- Lake County Community by Adley Associates, planning spirit where a carefree city kid is new building across from the ing her Clermont home to Action program director, consultants from Jacksonville. transplanted to a small rural town Masonic Temple, installed show a portion of her artwork Freeman Hinson explained A far-sighted Clermont City where rock 'n roll and dancing are new equipment and opened a for the first time since coming the organization’s plans for a Council accepted the plan, forbidden, and sets out to change barbershop to be known as Neighborhood Center in to Clermont in 1947. Hoyt is the story reported, and was hearts and minds, makes all the right Curt's Barbershop. Clermont and requested the one of the outstanding artists on view at Jenkins moves, and wins the girl. Local seamen apprentices City Council make application graduating from the Chicago Tickets are $10 for the presentation. completing recruit training at for available federal funds. Auditorium. Art Institute with a record of Tickets can be reserved at the the Naval Training Center in The facility would have a Don McCaffrey was elected 5,436 hours to her credit. school office, 13322 Excalibur Road in San Diego, Calif. are: Richard personal budget of over president of Green Valley Clermont or by emailing Gustav Okerlind, USN, son of There are two large nude $75,000 annually and is Country Club; Richard [email protected]. The school will Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Okerlind; pictures in the collection that designed to serve the require- Kurfiss, vice president; George be closed Friday for spring break. Stanley Ralph Holley, USN, are very outstanding. One was ments of low-income level Hovis, secretary; Joe Duncan, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. the center of the Chicago Art families in South Lake. A part treasurer; and directors Don Holley; Wendell Virgie Institute Exhibit at the St. of the government’s War on Meeker, James Stalnaker, Rex Do you have information from a McKinney, USN, son of Mr. Louis Exposition. Poverty, 90 percent of the nec- Winn, Everett Woolum, W.H. charity, church or civic event that and Mrs. U. S. McKinney; 1966 essary funds would come “Boots” Boswell and Roy you want featured in the South Lake Herbert Clarence Story, USN, An informal open house on from federal sources with 10 Barnes. Press? Send your information to and Floyd Martin Howard, Aug. 12, will give many percent provided by the city. Lake Level on Aug. 1 of Lake [email protected]. son of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Clermont area residents their Hinson reports he’s talking Minnehaha was 96.37-inches.
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GREEN SWAMP Pair rescued thanks to ham radio users Staff Report of Dade City heard the call 30 minutes, Cody radioed and answered. After hearing back on the repeater, saying A Winter Haven man and the situation, Parker called he was on his way home — his grandson have ham 911 in Pasco County, who thanks to a Lake County radio users to thank after put him in touch with dis- sheriff’s deputy in a depart- the pair recently got patch in neighboring Polk ment truck that had a trapped in Lake County’s County. Cody passed his winch. Green Swamp Wildlife location on to Parker, who “We learned that Joe was Management Area. in turn passed it on to the eight miles inside Lake Joe Cody was exploring Polk County Sheriff’s Office. the management area — County,” Parker explained. “Polk County 911 took “That’s why the Lake which covers 50,692 pro- over trying to get help,” County Sheriff’s Office tected acres in Lake, Parker said. “They called responded instead of the Sumter and Polk counties me back several times for — when their small pickup more information and I Polk County authorities. truck got bogged down in was able to relay informa- The Polk County Sheriff’s the mud when they stum- tion from Joe to them. Office called me back to bled into a flooded area. Then, Ted Bulmanski, who say that the helicopter According to a story in the is also from Dade City, from Lake County found American Radio Relay started monitoring and the truck inside Lake League newsletter, Cody copying Joe’s information.” County and sent both a realized he was out of cell About 30 minutes later, deputy from Lake County, phone range and turned to Parker saw a helicopter fly as well as a Fish and Game his ham radio. over and around Cody’s Officer and winched him Operator Richard Parker position, and, after another out of the mud.
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B4 YOUR CONTACT FOR SPORTS NEWS SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, March 29, 2013 SPORTS EDITOR...... Frank Jolley and PHONE ...... 365-8268 www.southlakepress.com FAX...... 394-8001 SPORTS LEISURE Email ...... [email protected] FHSAA’s ability to investigate eligibility could be impacted by bill FRANK JOLLEY | Staff Writer addition, all investigations vided for state employees. founded 1920 and was recog- [email protected] would have to be wrapped up The FHSAA’s revenue from nized by the Florida Legislature The Florida High School within 90 days. The bill also preseason and postseason in 1997 as the official governing Athletic Association’s ability to would prohibit the FHSAA from events would be cut in half body for interscholastic athletics investigate the eligibility of stu- contracting or paying for more under the bill. The organization in Florida. dent-athletes could be impacted than 520 hours for any investiga- said it expects to take in $2.5 mil- Nearly 800 public and private if a bill that passed its first hurdle tion. lion this year from those con- schools in Florida are members this week eventually becomes Supporters of the bill feel the tests, nearly half if its $5.2 mil- the FHSAA, according to its web- law. FHSAA has been too zealous lion budget. site. House Bill 1279, sponsored by recently in its investigations and HB 1279 marks the second SOUTH LAKE HOSTING Rep. Larry Metz of Yalaha, would believes that HB 1279 will stop time in as many years that state GOLF TOURNAMENT require the FHSAA to assume a the organization from over- legislators have tried to restrict South Lake High School will student-athlete is eligible unless reaching its boundaries. dent-athletes and their families the FHSAA’s power. A bill was hosts its 7th annual golf tourna- he or she is proven to be ineligi- FHSAA officials called the bill to undermine the rules. passed during last year’s legisla- ment, beginning with a shotgun ble. It would change the lan- “an unwarranted cheap shot at “We’re not saying it’s OK to tive session that allowed stu- start at 8:30 a.m. April 13 at guage barring student-athletes fair play.” have open recruitment with this dent-athletes to remain eligible Green Valley Country Club in from receiving “any benefit” “This policy change would bill,” Metz said. in the same year they trans- Groveland. from schools to “significant ben- jeopardize the integrity of high HB 1279 also proposes to limit ferred. Registration begins at 7:30 efit” and would restrict the way school athletic competition by the FHSAA’s revenue and cap the That bill limited the FHSAA’s a.m. investigations are conducted. creating the equivalent of ‘free executive director’s salary at no ability to penalize student-ath- The tournament will be four- “This bill does more to level agency’ for student athletes,” more than the governor’s base letes for recruiting violations, player teams in a scramble for- the playing field between the said FHSAA Executive Director salary, which is currently while cracking down on schools mat. Awards will be given to the FHSAA and students and par- Roger Dearing. “It would invite $130,273. and coaches who were found top four teams. ents,” Metz said recently. the tragic element of cutthroat Dearing’s base salary this year guilty of violating policies In addition, thee will be addi- The bill passed the Choice and recruiting to be wholesome is $151,000. against recruiting student-ath- tional prizes, contests, a silent Innovation Subcommittee world of prep sports. Legislators In addition, the executive letes. auction and lunch. March 20 on a 12-0 vote. need to see this for what it is: director would lose allowances The FHSAA is a non-profit, vol- Cost is $65 per person or $250 If it passes, FHSAA investiga- legitimizing cheating and for a car and cellphone, and untary organization the provides for a foursome. Sponsorships are tors would have to be licensed rewarding the rule breakers.” would not be permitted to supervision, control and promo- still available. and could no longer search the Metz emphasized that the bill receive per diem and travel tion of 15 girls and 15 boys sports For information, call Mike homes of student-athletes. In was not designed to allow stu- expenses larger than what is pro- that is sanctions. The group was Torres at 407-468-9678.
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LEFT: Leesburg High School infielder Jason Baita (13) dives for the ball as Crystal River's Jordan Humphreys (24) runs to second base in the sixth inning. South Lake High School’s annual Crack of the Bat spring break baseball tournament was held this week at the South Lake baseball complex. Teams from around the Central Florida competed in the four-day tournament, which ended Thursday BELOW: Leesburg High School's Jason Baita (13) runs to first base guarded by Crystal River's Kameron Pennington (32).
VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL Leesburg High School's Jason Fitzwater (17) steals second base as Crystal River's Zac Pattison (15) misses a catch in the seventh inning on Monday.
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Friday, March 29, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS B5 Do shoppers really save with manufacturers’ coupons? ecently, while shop- those statistics. tomer. This is done to make sure 10.2 weeks. This is down a bit ping in town, a fan Coupons are changing, and that there is product left on the from 2011 expiration dates, Rstopped me to ask a the type of coupons you that are shelves. according to a NCH Marketing coupon question. “Do shoppers being issued are changing as Where were the other 10 of Services report for third quarter really save with the manufactur- well. The manufacturers have coupons coming from? In-store of 2012. ers’ coupons in the newspaper? stricter rules when it comes to coupons (like Publix store Usually, when you get a Because I just do not have time redemption, and many manu- coupons or tear-pad type coupon you will have anywhere to clip coupons and only utilize facturers are limiting the num- coupons) account for 3.9% of from six to 10 weeks to use it. the online digital coupons,” said ber of like coupons that can be the remaining coupons; 4.6 per- For most of them, the expiration D.N. from Leesburg redeemed. cent are from magazines or date is six weeks. Some manu- Yes, you will save significantly What does that mean? direct mail sources, and facturers are using shorter expi- more using the manufacturers All Proctor and Gamble coupons that are found inside ration dates, like four weeks coupons from your Sunday coupons found in newspaper product packaging. from the date you receive the newspaper over the digital and inserts now have a limit of four Here is the big kicker, in my coupon. printable coupons. It is still the or less. This means that you can opinion: Less than 2 percent of I believe this is a major reason number one source for coupons only use four like coupons in the coupons being used are dig- for the 17 percent decrease in nationwide. one transaction per customer, ital and printable coupons. coupon redemption in 2012 that The NCH Marketing Services per day. Shopping example: You I love digital and printable NCH Marketing Services report- reports that 89.7 percent of can buy four Venus razors and coupons. I feel they are an ed. Shorter expiration dates, coupons redeemed in 2012 were use four Venus razor coupons added savings tool for my family decreases in coupon values, and from your freestanding newspa- from the Proctor and Gamble but they are still the minority. the type of products coupons per inserts (Sunday coupon insert in one transaction. Sure, Another question I received are being issued for are driving inserts from your local paper). you can buy more razors in this last week was this: the redemption of coupons Wow, that is huge in our digital transaction if you wanted too It seems that the expiration down. age! Despite the fact there are so Tanya but you can only apply four dates are getting shorter on the Tanya Senseney has more than 16 years many digital and printable coupons to your purchase. majority of coupons. Is this experience saving and teaching others how to reduce their monthly grocery budget. For coupons available, newspapers Senseney Other companies like Unilever true? –M. P., The Villages information on her classes, contact her at are still the No. 1 source for are limiting the coupons to two The average expiration date [email protected], or go to coupons. I totally agree with DIVINE DEAL DIVA like coupons per day/per cus- on manufacturers coupons is www.DivineSavings.com. C M Y K
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003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices of Foreclosure in the cap- ZALEZ Timeshare Period Clermont, FL 34712 riod Week (O)8 in Condo- IRAIDA PRADA Timeshare DONADO Timeshare Period 2 NOTICE OF SUSPENSION tioned matter dated Mar. IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Week (W)8 in Condominium Telephone: 352-242-2670 minium Unit No. 103-206 Period Week (O)9 in Condo- IN THE COUNTY COURT IN Week (O)51 in Condomin- 15, 2013, I will sell to the AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Unit No. 108-209 [email protected] minium Unit No. 106-303 AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, ium Unit No. 405-204 Legal Notices TO: John A. Roberts highest bidder for cash at FLORIDA COUNTY CIVIL DI- om Count 2 FREDERICK JOR- FLORIDA COUNTY CIVIL DI- the front door of the Lake VISION Count 6 CUTINA GRAY- Attorney for Plaintiff DAN and SOPHIA D. MON- Count 13 TODD C. SPAN- VISION Count 6 WONONA THAYE Case No. 201205291 County Judicial Center, 550 Case No.:12CC4257 Timeshare Period Week NEIL KELLY CRIEFFE Timeshare Period GLER and ANGEL M. SPAN- Case No.:13CC10 ROGERS Timeshare Period West Main Street, Tavares, SUMMER BAY PARTNER- (W)51 in Condominium Unit Clerk of the Court Week (E)24 in Condomin- GLER Timeshare Period SUMMER BAY JOINT VEN- Week (E)4 in Condominium A Notice of Suspension to Florida 32778, at 11:00 AM SHIP, No. 108-211 By: /s/D. Mattson_ ium Unit No. 104-103 Week (O)18 in Condomin- TURE I, L.C., Unit No. 405-105 003 Legal suspend your license and on Apr. 23, 2013, the fol- a Florida general partner- Deputy Clerk ium Unit No. 105-208 a Florida Limited Liability eligibility for licensure has lowing-described property, ship, Count 7 LEONEL GUTIER- Count 3 THADEUS A. KY- company, Count 7 PATRICIA L. Notices been filed against you. You all of which are in SUMMER Plaintiff, REZ and VIVIAN CASTELLA- Ad No.00385868 ENKYENHENE and MARY- Count 14 SANDRA V. Plaintiff, SCHRANKEL and MARK have the right to request a ISLES CONDOMINIUM I, ac- vs. NOS BOU Timeshare Period March 22 & 29, 2013 ANN ABENA AMPADU SPEARS and JOSEPH D. vs. FRANCIS SCHRANKEL NOTICE OF SUSPENSION hearing pursuant to Sec- cording to the Declaration DIANA P. FERNANDEZ Week (E)18 in Condomin- Timeshare Period Week SPEARS Timeshare Period FERNANDO DE JESUS CA- Timeshare Period Week tions 120.569 and 120.57, of Condominium thereof re- AGUIRRE et al ium Unit No. 108-203 (O)39 in Condominium Unit Week (E)16 in Condomin- BREJO MURCIA and LUISA (O)24 in Condominium Unit TO: Joseph A. Riccardo Florida Statutes, by mailing corded in Official Records Defendant(s) IN THE COUNTY COURT IN No. 105-209 ium Unit No. 103-106 FERNANDA GUZMAN No. 405-103 a request for same to the Book 2172, page 2336, NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Count 8 LILLIAM GUZMAN AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, CONTRERAS et al Case No. 201205036 Florida Department of Agri- Public Records of Lake ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 SANTIAGO and JORGE L. FLORIDA COUNTY CIVIL DI- Count 4 BARBARA JEAN Count 15 ELLEN T. STE- Defendant(s). Count 8 AVON FRANCIS culture and Consumer Serv- County, Florida, as NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- RAMOS CARRION Time- VISION MCCORNELL Timeshare FANITS Timeshare Period NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- SHAKESPEARE and JANICE A Notice of Suspension to ices, Division of Licensing, amended. suant to a Final Judgment share Period Week (E)38 in Case No.:12CC4262 Period Week (E)14 in Con- Week (E)45 in Condomin- ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 L. SHAKESPEARE Time- suspend your license and Post Office Box 3168, Tal- of Foreclosure in the cap- Condominium Unit No. SUMMER BAY PARTNER- dominium Unit No. ium Unit No. 103-107 NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- share Period Week (E)48 in eligibility for licensure has lahassee, Florida Count 5 KENNETH RAY AN- tioned matter dated Mar. 7, 108-106 SHIP, 107-306 DATED Mar. 8, 2013 suant to a Final Judgment Condominium Unit No. been filed against you. You 32315-3168. If a request DERSON and JOYCE CULP 2013, I will sell to the high- a Florida general partner- Paul M. Caldwell of Foreclosure in the cap- 405-308 have the right to request a for hearing is not received y Timeshare Period Week est bidder for cash at the Count 9 VICTOR MARTINEZ ship, Count 5 JOEY ALLAN Caldwell & Payne, P.A tioned matter dated Mar. hearing pursuant to Sec- 21 days from the date of he (W)10 in Condominium Unit front door of the Lake HERNANDEZ and CINTHIA Plaintiff, PAULEY and TERRY AN- Post Office Box 120069 12, 2013, I will sell to the Count 9 SHAWNA RESHAN tions 120.569 and 120.57, last publication, the right to No. 502-305 County Judicial Center, 550 HERNANDEZ Timeshare Pe- vs. NETTE PAULEY Timeshare Clermont, FL 34712 highest bidder for cash at STEPHENS and HENRY LEE Florida Statutes, by mailing hearing is this matter will be West Main Street, Tavares, riod Week (E)22 in Condo- KENNETH ALAN JOHNSTON Period Week (E)13 in Con- Telephone: 352-242-2670 the front door of the Lake STEPHENS JR. Timeshare a request for same to the waived and the Department DATED Mar. 20, 2013 Florida 32778, at 11:00 AM minium Unit No. 502-404 et al dominium Unit No. [email protected] County Judicial Center, 550 Period Week (O)38 in Con- Florida Department of Agri- will dispose of this cause in Paul M. Caldwell on Apr. 11, 2013, the fol- Defendant(s). 107-104 om West Main Street, Tavares, dominium Unit No. culture and Consumer Serv- accordance with law. Caldwell & Payne, P.A lowing-described property, Count 10 JOE W. HESTER NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Attorney for Plaintiff Florida 32778, at 11:00 AM 405-305 ices, Division of Licensing, Post Office Box 120069 all of which are SUMMER JR. and FELECIA A. HESTER ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Count 6 JESUS O. PEREYRA NEIL KELLY on Apr. 23, 2013, the fol- Post Office Box 3168, Tal- Ad No. 00386608 Clermont, FL 34712 ISLES CONDOMINIUM I, ac- Timeshare Period Week NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- Timeshare Period Week Clerk of the Court lowing-described property, Count 10 ISAAC WILLIAMS lahassee, Florida March 22, 29, April 5 & 12, Telephone: 352-242-2670 cording to the Declaration (W)43 in Condominium Unit suant to a Final Judgment (E)52 in Condominium Unit By:/s/D. Mattson all of which are in SUMMER JR. and VALERIE L. WIL- 32315-3168. If a request 2013 [email protected] of Condominium thereof re- No. 404-302 of Foreclosure in the cap- No. 106-104 Deputy Clerk BAY JOINT VENTURE CON- LIAMS Timeshare Period for hearing is not received y om corded in Official Records tioned matter dated Mar. 7, DOMINIUM I, according to Week (O)33 in Condomin- 21 days from the date of he Attorney for Plaintiff Book 2172, page 2336, Count 12 PATRICIA DIANE 2013, I will sell to the high- Count 8 GILBERTO ESPI- Ad No.00385872 the Declaration of Condo- ium Unit No. 405-301 last publication, the right to IN THE COUNTY COURT IN NEIL KELLY Public Records of Lake JENKINS JOHNSON Time- est bidder for cash at the NOZA PEREZ and LIZ J. March 22 & 29, 2013 minium thereof recorded in hearing is this matter will be AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Clerk of the Court County, Florida, as share Period Week (E)25 in front door of the Lake MERCADO FELICIANO Official Records Book 1681, Count 11 PETER B. ZAC- waived and the Department FLORIDA COUNTY CIVIL DI- By: S/D. MATTSON amended. Condominium Unit No. County Judicial Center, 550 Timeshare Period Week page 1674, Public Records CARIELLO JR. Timeshare will dispose of this cause in VISION Deputy Clerk 108-312 West Main Street, Tavares, (E)21 in Condominium Unit of Lake County, Florida, as Period Week (E)28 in Con- accordance with law. Case No.:12CC3133 Count 2 GEORGE ALONZA Florida 32778, at 11:00 AM No. 104-306 amended. dominium Unit No. SUMMER BAY PARTNER- Ad No.00387028 FOSTER and DIANNA PA- Count 14 CARL J. KIMBLE on Apr. 11, 2013, the fol- 405-207 Ad No. 00386605 SHIP, March 29 & April 5, 2013 TRICIA SPRINGER-FOSTER- Timeshare Period Week lowing-described property, Count 9 ANNE MARIE POSO Count 1 FERNANDO DE JE- DATED Mar. 20, 2013 a Florida general partner- Timeshare Period Week (W)23 in Condominium Unit all of which are THE VILLAS Timeshare Period Week Need a Job? SUS CABREJO MURCIA and Paul M. Caldwell March 22, 29, April 5 & 12, 2013 ship, (O)27 in Condominium Unit No. 404-202 AT SUMMER BAY, accord- (O)8 in Condominium Unit LUISA FERNANDA GUZMAN Caldwell & Payne, P.A Plaintiff, No. 108-201 ing to the Declaration of No. 103-205 CONTRERAS Timeshare Pe- Post Office Box 120069 vs. Count 15 NOEL JAMES KU- Condominium thereof re- riod Week (W)24 in Condo- Clermont, FL 34712 FELIX MORALES ACOSTA Count 4 CARMEN D. GAR- TIL and CHORTIP KUTIL corded in Official Records Count 10 CONFESOR RO- minium Unit No. 405-305 Telephone: 352-242-2670 Need a Car? and DAYSI GONZALEZ JI- CIA, DANIEL CASALS and Timeshare Period Week Book 1897, page 1089, MAN RODRIGUEZ and Check out Classified [email protected] MENEZ et al JACQUELINE CASALS Time- (W)13 in Condominium Unit Public Records of Lake ROSA LORA PAULINO Time- Count 3 ROCIO YONG GU- om Check out Defendant(s). share Period Week (E)30 in No. 402-305 County, Florida, as share Period Week (W)10 in TIERREZ Timeshare Period Attorney for Plaintiff NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Condominium Unit No. DATED Mar. 8, 2013 amended. Condominium Unit No. Week (O)5 in Condominium NEIL KELLY Classified ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 108-207 Paul M. Caldwell 107-208 Unit No. 405-206 Clerk of the Court NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- Caldwell & Payne, P.A Count 1 KENNETH ALAN By: S/D. MATTSON Section 1200 suant to a Final Judgment Count 5 ELIZABETH GON- Post Office Box 120069 JOHNSTON Timeshare Pe- Count 11 JORGE RUBIO and Section 400 Count 5 MARIA MAL- Deputy Clerk
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003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 134 Cemetery 310 Business 405 410 Sales 435 Medical 450 Trades Notices Notices Notices Notices For Sale Professional AVANTE SKILLED Lots/Crypts BOAT BUILDERS RODRIGUEZ JIMENEZ Time- LOCAL COFFEE ASSISTANT PROPERTY NURSING & REHAB ALL Positions. Ad No.00387037 IN THE COUNTY COURT IN IN THE COUNTY COURT IN share Period Week (E)49 in ROASTING CO. MANAGER Is currently seeking March 29 & April 5, 2013 AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Condominium Unit No. Lakeside Memory Top $$, Bonus. AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, Equip. & Inventory, RN SUPERVISOR FLORIDA COUNTY CIVIL DI- FLORIDA COUNTY CIVIL DI- 408-104 Gardens, Eustis, FL Call 352-429-8888 VISION established sales. All Shifts VISION 3 plots; Garden of LPN /CNA 3-11 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Case No.:13CC9 Case No.:13CC11 Count 14 MARIE M. Devotion, Lot 102-A, Call 352-314-2820 MEDIA ADVERTISING DIESEL MECHANIC THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIR- SUMMER BAY PARTNER- WRIGHT Timeshare Period & 11-7 SUMMER BAY PARTNER- space #1 MULTI-MEDIA NEEDED W/EXP. CUIT IN AND FOR LAKE SHIP, SHIP, Week (W)38 in Condomin- ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE and also a COUNTY, FLORIDA a Florida general partner- a Florida general partner- ium Unit No. 108-202 Garden of Christus, The Quarters Apart- DIRECTOR OF 75 TRUCK SERVICE ship, ship, Lot162-D, spaces 3&4 ments in Lady Lake Wildwood The perfect choice SOCIAL SERVICES Case No. 2012 CA 2234 Plaintiff, Plaintiff, DATED Mar. 20, 2013 Sacrifice $1,295. each (The Villages). Must Call: 352-748-7575 for anyone loving to MAINT. DIRECTOR Civil Division vs. vs. Paul M. Caldwell have 2 yrs. exp. col- MICHAEL EDMUND RILEY et Caldwell & Payne, P.A sell a product they & BROOKE KAY BENINGA et al 400 lecting money & data INTERIM WEEKEND CITY OF EUSTIS, a Munici- al Post Office Box 120069 160 Schools/ believe in. The Daily HVAC SERVICE Defendant(s). entry. Must be pality in the State of Florida, NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Defendant(s). Clermont, FL 34712 Commercial in RN SUPERVISOR TECH Instruction Employment self-motivated & enjoy ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- Telephone: 352-242-2670 Leesburg, FL. Apply on line at: Exp. w/own tools, Plaintiff NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 [email protected] an active sales office. www.avante FAST & AFFORDABLE Newspaper that has an competitive pay & vs suant to a Final Judgment NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pur- om F/T & wknds. $13 hr + centers.com MEDICAL CAREERS benefits. Must have of Foreclosure in the cap- suant to a Final Judgment Attorney for Plaintiff monthly bonus. Bene- or fax resume to: ELSIE M. GRIMSHAW, de- tioned matter dated Mar. of Foreclosure in the cap- NEIL KELLY •CNA, EKG, 401 fits, rent discount clean driving record. ceased and WILLIAM tioned matter dated Mar. Clerk of the Court 352-787-5935 Apply at: 12, 2013, I will sell to the •Phlebotomy Tech available. ADKINS as the Personal highest bidder for cash at 12, 2013, I will sell to the By: S/D. MATTSON •Home Health Aide Management Harris Oil & A/C Representative of the Estate the front door of the Lake highest bidder for cash at Deputy Clerk Apply at EMT/PARAMEDIC, Florida Medical Prep 797 Teague Trail 21901 US Hwy. 441 of Elsie M. Grimshaw;, et County Judicial Center, 550 the front door of the Lake DISTRIBUTION NURSE, MA, RT Mount Dora al., www.beacna.com CR/25 or for a qualified Outside West Main Street, Tavares, County Judicial Center, 550 Ad No.00387040 DISTRICT MANAGER For Busy Urgent Care. 1/4 mi. S. of Hwy. 46 Defendants, Florida 32778, at 11:00 AM West Main Street, Tavares, March 29 & April 5, 2013 floridamedicalprep.com Fax resume Sales Representative Must have Phlebot- 352-508-5560 or call 352-383-2322 on Apr. 23, 2013, the fol- Florida 32778, at 11:00 AM 813-636-8863 that values teamwork omy, IV skills & medi- lowing-described property, on Apr. 23, 2013, the fol- EOE/Drug & Smoke and has a desire DFWP NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE lowing-described property, 100 cation administration. all of which are in SUMMER Free Work Place to succeed. Fax resume to: SALE BAY RESORT CONDOMIN- all of which are in SUMMER Announcement INSTALLATION & IUM III, according to the ISLES CONDOMINIUM I, ac- 352-315-1703 Notice is hereby given that The successful SERVICE TECHNICIAN Declaration of Condomin- cording to the Declaration for the Daily 410 Sales candidate must have on the 2 day of May, 2013, ium thereof recorded in Of- of Condominium thereof re- FAST & AFFORDABLE for water treatment 106 Personals Commercial circulation at least 6 months MEDICAL CAREERS at 11:00 a.m., the following ficial Records Book 1681, corded in Official Records 200 department. Candidate equipment. F/T, per- described real property will Book 2172, page 2336, INSURANCE to 1 year sales •CNA, EKG, page 1850, Public Records GENTLEMAN, 70, Look- will be responsible for manent position for be sold to the highest bid- of Lake County, Florida, as Public Records of Lake AGENTS experience. Is highly •Phlebotomy Tech ing for Lady, com- At Your EUSTIS, MT. DORA, mechanically inclined der for cash: amended. County, Florida, as 220 & 440 agents motivated and •Home Health Aide hard worker. Prefer- amended. panion to live in TAVARES Michigan in Summer Service needed. Prior exp. re- enjoys building client Florida Medical Prep ence given to plumbing The West 22 feet of the Count 1 BROOKE KAY Candidate will quired. Immediate po- relationships, not West 1/2 of Lots 49 and Count 1 & Florida in Winter, www.beacna.com exp., clean driving re- BENINGA Timeshare Period MICHAEL EDMUND have Management sitions avail. afraid to ask for 50; and the East 1/2 of Lots Week (E)36 in Condomin- RILEY Timeshare Period have 2 lovely homes floridamedicalprep.com cord a must, heavy lift- experience, sales and Email resume to: a sale, professional, 352-508-5560 57, 58, 59, and 60, ac- ium Unit No. 407-301 Week (W)52 in Condomin- to share. 434-8066. marketing experience ing. Leesburg area. cording to the Plat of Quay- ium Unit No. 502-103 [email protected] enthusiastic, and Call 352-365-2337 201 Insurance a plus. Candidate will le’s Golf Links Subdivision, Count 2 JOAO CARLOS 124 exhibit a high level FRONT DESK recorded in Plat Book 5. PINHO CORREA and MELI- Count 2 LUIS RICARDO RO- train and hire carriers of integrity. For busy Urgent Care. page 24, Public Records of SANDE FERRAZ CORREA MERO MARCISCANO and Professional 262 Lawn to deliver the local Computer oriented typ- Lake County, Florida Timeshare Period Week WILMA ROSA SANTAMARIA Services daily newspaper to We offer ing skills a must. Pro- (W)11 in Condominium Unit DE ROMERO Timeshare Pe- current subscribers. base salary plus Said sale will be held in the No. 407-301 riod Week (W)20 in Condo- fessional appearance lobby of the Lake County minium Unit No. 503-103 COMMUNITY SALES EXPERIENCED commission; excellent & well groomed. Judicial Center, 550 West SEMINAR: Candidate will be benefits to include Fax resume to: DRILL OPERATORS Count 4 JAMES GIGLIA and responsible for If $200 will make a Main Street, Tavares Flor- BARBARA HESS GIGLIA Count 4 KARLA SUYAPA How To Avoid Low difference part time, medical, dental, life, 352-315-1703 & LABORERS ida. The sale will be made SABILLON HAM Timeshare Prompt reliable & updating route Timeshare Period Week Back and Neck 20-25 hrs, per week, 401k and more; paid MUST have CDL (A/B). pursuant to the Final Judg- (O)23 in Condominium Unit Period Week (E)12 in Con- economical service. books, selling MEDICAL ASSISTANT Pain Surgery! day or evenings. Will time off; and training. Competitive wages and ment of Foreclosure in the No. 403-202 dominium Unit No. ••Free Estimates•• new subscriptions, LPN wanted for P/T Benefits package. above-styled action, dated 108-111 groomed. Easy sell. Learn about DRS™ Ins. & Lic # 1191 maintaining excellent Send Reply To: clinical duties in The MAMMOTH and entered February 27, Count 5 SCOTT STEELE customer service Very good for retiree’s. Villages. Regular 2013. Count 5 ALFRED NOEL Protocol, a break- 352-753-3477 The Daily Commercial CONSTRUCTORS HUNTER and LAURA SUSAN and addressing any Call Ed 352-217-9937 hours. Computer skills HAYES-HUNTER Timeshare SAMSON Timeshare Period through and successful PO Box 490007 390 Golden Gem Dr. Any person claiming an in- Period Week (O)25 in Con- Week (W)38 in Condomin- nonsurgical treatment customer concerns. Leesburg, FL 34749 or a plus. Umatilla terest in the surplus from dominium Unit No. ium Unit No. 402-204 for herniated and 281 Roofing Email to: Fax resume to: 352-771-5634 the sale, if any, other than 407-201 degenerative disc Valid Drivers License Adsalesjobs@ 352-314-9747 EOE the property owner as of the Count 6 BETTY A. SAN- & insurance required. dailycommercial.com or email to: date of the lis pendens, TANA Timeshare Period condition. Featuring: Count 6 ISSAC MC CRAY Dr. Jason E. Davis EOE [email protected] must file a claim within 60 and MARY MC CRAY Time- Week (O)17 in Condomin- This is a full time days after the sale. share Period Week (W)5 in ium Unit No. 108-309 Davis Clinic of MEDICAL BILLER Chiropractic, Inc. salaried position with Condominium Unit No. FT experienced with The name of the Clerk mak- Count 7 NIMALINI Discussion of chronic McHALE ROOFING INC. bonus incentives. 403-304 knowledge of EMR for ing the sale is Neil Kelly. SATHANANTHAN and AN- and severe back and Re-Roofs and Repairs 420 Customer Primary Care Practice Count 7 JOSE GREGORIO TON SEBASTIAMPILLAI neck conditions, Tile, Metal, Shingles Schedule includes day, Service in The Villages. Openings available for Dated at Lake County, Flor- OSTOS BETANCOURT and Timeshare Period Week treatment options, Flat Roofs & night, weekend qualified drivers with ida, this 8 day of March, (W)14 in Condominium Unit Employment Fax resume to: RAQUEL AIMARA MALU- respective advantages, Mobile Homes and holiday hours. our dedicated fleet. We 2013. ENGA NIEVES Timeshare No. 108-210 352-753-3455 treatment for failed Excel. Ref’s Avail. offer weekly pay, direct Period Week (O)22 in Con- Licensed & Insured Please send resume to Neil Kelly dominium Unit No. Count 8 WILLIE L. SLAYTON back or neck surgery. CUSTOMER RN - PART TIME deposit, paid holidays, Clerk of the Circuit Court 401-101 JR. and DEBORAH DENISE Q & A Period CCC1328197 DMjobs@ paid vacation, health Call: 352-255-2758 dailycommercial.com SPECIALIST F/T Exp’d for Home Health By:/s/ D.MATTSON SLAYTON Timeshare Period Light Refreshments. Agency in Bushnell. insurance, assigned As Deputy Clerk Week (W)10 in Condomin- fax to 352-365-8229 For Leesburg Agency. Count 8 BRANDY J. VAN Reservations Preferred OASIS knowledge late model equipment, FOSSEN Timeshare Period ium Unit No. 502-304 or apply in person at Must have ins .& excel. Ad. No:00385939 3:00-4:00pm Tues. customer service exp. and computer layover pay, break- Week (E)31 in Condomin- April 2, 2013 212 E. Main St. March 22 & 29, 2013 ium Unit No. 401-106 Count 9 KENNETH VERNON A 4-40, 2-20 or a skills preferred. down pay, 24 hour Davis Clinic Leesburg dispatch, several bo- THOMAS and PRISCILLA EOE 20-44 is required or Fax resume to Count 9 DINO DWAYNE THOMAS Timeshare Period of Chiropractic obtained shortly after 352-569-0291 nus programs that are WYNN Timeshare Period Week (E)1 in Condominium Reservations: 300 hire. achievable. Unit No. 108-306 Week (O)30 in Condomin- (352) 430-2121 Fax resume to: Call today for details ium Unit No. 401-307 DavisSpineInstitute.com Financial 450 Trades 352-376-5741 or 800-456-2336 DATED Mar. 20, 2013 Count 11 JEFFREY LOWELL Ext. 108 or 114 Paul M. Caldwell THOMPSON and VIRGINIA email to: AIR CONDITIONING Caldwell & Payne, P.A LEIGH THOMPSON Time- [email protected] INSTALLER & Post Office Box 120069 share Period Week (E)10 in Clermont, FL 34712 Condominium Unit No. 301 Business PREVENTATIVE MAINT. Telephone: 352-242-2670 404-303 Must be EPA certified [email protected] 435 Medical & valid drivers license om Count 12 LEONARDO Opportunities needed. Full benefits Attorney for Plaintiff VACA-APONTE and CLARI- after 90 days. Residential Electricians BEL GEORGINA VACA Time- NEIL KELLY RESTAURANT & BAR CAREGIVERS / HHA Apply at: Rough, Trim, & Service Clerk of the Court share Period Week (W)29 in 814 N. Old Wire Rd. Full benefits / EOE By: S/D.MATTSON Condominium Unit No. North Lake County, Needed. Non-Medical Deputy Clerk 108-304 $325K, rent $2,800 PT, in Lake County Wildwood Apply at: plus tax. Qualified HOME INSTEAD 8-4:30pm Mon.- Fri. Exceptional Electric Ad No.00387032 Count 13 EVELYN N. VAR- buyers only. SENIOR CARE or Call 352-330-4433 4070 CR 124A Unit 4 March 29 & April 5, 2013 GAS TIRADO and JUANITA Call 352-250-7813 Call: 352-323-1729 or Fax 352-330-1177 Wildwood
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450 Trades 470 General 601 Antiques 604 Furniture 605 Appliances 606 Electronics 635 Garden 649 Medical 652 Articles 652 Articles PRESIDENTS HALL HORSE COLLAR w/mir- DINETTE w/4 chairs on DISCOUNT TELEVISION Sanyo, 32” LAWN MOWER self pro- POWER CHAIR electric For Sale For Sale SACK ROOFING INC. OF FAME ror, 1900’s. U.S rollers, padded APPLIANCE w/remote excel cond. pelled. Snapper Big 6 Alant’e. Asking FAUCETS Treviso (2) BY is looking for EXPERI- Hame Co. $80. Call seats, good shape. Asking $30. Call Ninja. $85 obo $300. Please call BUD VASES Milk Hwy. 27 and Repair-Sales-Service Glass. 50 for $50. Pfister. New in box. ENCED roofers who Citrus Tower Blvd. 352-483-4762 $95. 352-793-8414 Most Repairs 352-804-7003 SOLD 352-250-8571 have their own tools Call 352-233-0464 Nickel finish. $100. Is looking to interview DINING CHAIRS (4) ar- $60 Plus Parts TELEVISION Sony 32” LAWN MOWER w/Briggs SCOOTER Rascal 600 352-253-2588 and reliable transpor- CARPET SWEEPER a few Good People. 602 row backed w/paint Triniton energy star, & Stratton engine. series. New battery. tation (preferably own Orick, $40 obo FIESTAWARE DISHES Positions available: & Cherry finish. $75 stereo, great picture. $45 Like new. $495 car and drivers lic.). Arts/Crafts Please call cups & saucers, as- Artist, Artistic minded Call 352-483-3822 $50. 352-787-1075 SOLD Please call Apply in person 814-882-3901 sorted colors $99 Craftsman display CRAFT SUPPLIES 4 352-446-7153 308 Oak St., Suite A building. Responsible Call 352-250-8290 Lady Lake 32159 boxes. Yarn, beads & DINING TABLE Wooden TELEVISION, Sylvania LAWN MOWER, White, person for mutable patterns. $100 takes Trestel, 87” w/2 WASHER, DRYER, 19” colored, with re- 5hp, good cond. $50 SCOOTER/POWERCHAIR FIRE WOOD task in gift shop and all. Call 603-0148 leaves, 6 chairs. REFRIGERATOR mote. Asking $15. Please call CARRIER NEW, fits FREE for the taking. SANDERS & EXP’D museum. Transporta- SOLD! “Don’t Toss It 714-283-0268 352-343-4550 into hitch, 60" fold Call 352-504-2951 WOOD FINISHERS tion a must. RUG HOOKING Fix It For Less” out ramp. $195. FOR CABINET SHOP Contact information EQUIPMENT $80 DRESSER chest & (2) Buying Clean TRANSCEIVER HTX 2 LAWN SPREADER Scotts 352-217-3437 Cart heavy steel con- FIRE WOOD, seasoned, Call 352-748-3580 night stands. Good Washers & Dryers meters. Ameco TX8, Snap, new $20 30 pieces for $10. FT Self motivated. for interview. struction. Measures: cond. $300 Call Days, Evenings & PS3. $100. Call Please call TOILET SEAT raised, Please call Leesburg 407-876-3631 or SCRAP BOOK SUPPLIES overall length-48"; 352-406-1709 Weekends 352-408-5095 352-551-5845 w/lock & arms. Good 407-393-8411 352-365-6555 352-394-2836 paper, stamps, em- wooden (removable Call Now cond. Up to 300 lbs. work top) 20" X 45"; bellishments, etc. END TABLE white LAWNMOWER Troy-Bilt FIREPLACE SCREEN & REDELIVERY PERSONS 608 A/C & Heat $30. 787-5817 height-37". 3" swivel $25 Call 821-2801 washed w/table 352-874-1238 21”, high wheel, with End Irons, Brass. The St. Johns River wheels at one end & lamp. Good Cond. Honda engine. $90. WALKER 3 wheels hand $25. 352-324-2173 Water Management DRYER Elec. Good AIR CLEANER UV light 10" fixed wheels at the $30. 243-1458 SOLD brakes and carrying Howey in the Hills. District in Umatilla, FL 603 Collectibles cond. Large capacity. for Central A/C. New. other. 4" deep storage Kills mold & bacteria. pouch. Asking $60. (Sunnyhill Restoration Asking $100. Call shelf located 12" from FIREWOOD SEASONED BETTY BOOP DOLL, like ENTERTAINMENT CEN- $100. 267-1711 MOWER DECK for 800 SOLD! Area), is actively seek- TER solid wood 352-516-1557 series Gravely Trac- the floor. Suitable for 4’ x 4’ pickup truck ing a Sr. Trades We are looking for two new, still in box. Ask- good people to work ing $23. Please call w/lights, glass door. DRYER Gas, White, top HEATER Lasko ceramic, tor. $100. Call WALKER w/feet & use in an electronics load. Asking $50. Worker in our fleet $100. 431-4157 352-394-2678 brake, new. $40 /automotive or home 352-669-5568 area to perform routine part time in the South 352-787-4694 load. Excel cond. 1500 watts, rotating Leesburg & Clermont $100. Call or air fan. $20 Call Please call workshop or airplane preventive mainte- BOBBLE HEAD Evan ENTERTAINMENT CEN- MOWER Earthwise, FOLDING CHAIRS metal area. Doing redeliver- 352-874-4176 352-365-9076 814-882-3901 hangar. $175. Eustis nance on all fleet vehi- Longoria. 2008 TER, Solid Oak & 26” push, elec. 12 amp. (40). Asking $100 for ies for our subscribers. WHEELCHAIR like new, Call 352-357-4202 cles. Rookie of the year. Television. $100. Call Good cond. $75 Call all. Please call Hours are 6am - to ap- FREEZER Frigidaire, 624 Children’s $75 obo CASTANETS Spanish (2 For additional $20. 343-6124 610-737-0330 frost-free white 352-209-5546 352-357-3616 information and to proximately noon. $40 items Call 352-324-4015 pairs). like new $50 per day paid as an in- works well. $225 Please call FOOTBALL & HOCKEY apply, please visit our COMIC BOOKS (125) ENTERTAINMENT CEN- MOWER elec. rear bag- WHEELCHAIR Zero Turn dependent contractor. obo. 352-267-1711 BICYCLE 321-262-5485 CARDS. Pro set. 6 website at good cond. mostly TER. Oak 55”Hx Children’s Dis- ging 18” cut Black & Invacare electric. You will be paid every sets total. $25. Call www.floridaswater.com 1990’s. $65. Call 50”Wx21”D. Nice. GLASS TOP STOVE Fri- ney Princess. Very Decker. Like new. Asking $100. Call Thursday for days CEILING FAN Hunter 352-343-2922 EEO/VET PREF/ 352-253-9236 $25. 589-9237 gidaire, White. Excel good cond. $25. $60. 352-750-1754 812-677-8568 DFWP/TFWP worked. 352-406-2906 52”. Excel cond.. cond. $175. Call $50. Call If interested please call CUT GLASS PITCHER ENTERTAINMENT UNIT MOWER, 22” push, WHEELCHAIR, GOLF SHOES men’s 352-669-6991 16” seat 352-383-8219 352-365-8265 and form 1800’s Excel Beige 6’ x 4’. Upper CRADLE wooden, needs Craftsman, 6.75hp, with leg rests. Asking Footjoy, new, 9 me- a little work.. No ask for Tina Reader cond. $65. Call Glass Doors. $85 MICROWAVE over the Briggs, like new $75 $50. Please call dium. $20 Call 455 mattress. $25 FIRM. CHAIR MASSAGE VHS, 352-787-2083 obo. 217-4221 range. Bisque, May- SOLD 352-343-8173 352-357-1363 Restaurants/ SWIM INSTRUCTORS Call 352-431-9982 Ralph Stephens, set tag, good cond. $75 of 3. New cond. $45. GRILL + propane tanks, For April - July. Must DOLL Dynasty, in org GLASS TABLE 42” REAR TILLER for 800 WHEELCHAIR, Alum. Hotels/Clubs SOLD 1ST DAY! CRIB COMFORTER SET 352-552-2884 liken new. $90. Ta- be American Red box. Purchased in w/Rattan base. $50 series Gravely Trac- 16” wide seat w/leg BUMPERS & CRIB vares. Please call Cross certified & must the 80’s. $55. Call obo. Call MICROWAVE Sharp, tor. $100. Call rests. Weighs 20lb. 352-728-1227 SKIRT in pink. $40. 352-394-2678 CHANDELIER Dining 573-348-2098 HIRING ALL POSITIONS be 18 yrs. old. 352-330-2252 over range. Almond. $100. 343-6608 Room, unique style Taki’s #2 in Eustis If interested call: 352-483-1498 HALL TREE (replica) Excel cond. $90. Call RIDING MOWER MTD, $65 Please call GRILL 2 Burner, Gas Apply in person at: 352-241-7144 x4205 PRINT 1992 Augusta w/mirror. Good cond. 352-728-5209. CRIB very nice, clean GT1846, 3 blades, 650 Computers 352-314-0677 used twice. Includes 1600 S. Bay St., Eustis 12th, 30” x 25”, $75 Please call light wood. Comes for parts. $100 Call cover. $75. Call framed & signed. OVEN from 1950’s vin- & Equip CHESS SET Mexican $65. 352-330-4484 740-250-5602 w/mattress. $100 585-330-8505 352-735-1854 PENNBROOKE GRILLE, tage,, Hotpoint. Push marble w/stand. buttons. Good cond. Call 352-308-9478 DESK TOP COMPUTER RT 44 W Leesburg RECORD ALBUMS 78’s HUTCH, all wood, me- RIDING MOWER Task $40. Call HEATING PADS GE, (2) $100. 735-1570 windows XP, refor- Exp’d Server, P/T Prep RPM. box of 43. $20 dium brown. Excel CRIB white wood, 3 in Force, 36”, needs matted. $100 Call 352-250-1201 good cond. $15 and Line Cooks, must 500 takes all. cond. $400 Please REFRIGERATOR GE 22 1, extra firm mat- battery. $300 Call 352-460-4503 takes both. Call CHINA Johnson Brothers be available nights SOLD call 352-406-1709 cu.ft. Bisque. Good tress & pad. $99. 352-314-0420 352-259-3522 weekends & holidays, Pets/Animals 352-483-1498 LAPTOP Dell & Canon English stoneware. SPOON COLLECTION KING SIZE cond. $200 Call RIDING MOWER Troy, $45. Please call HYDRATION WATER Valid drivers license SOLD 1ST DAY! HOCKEY TABLE $15. PRINTER, both excel. sterling, enamel, Dis- MATTRESS SET 42”. 17hp motor. 352-750-0675 PACK, by Shaklee, required. Country Club $99 Please Call cond. $125 for all. atmosphere. ney, etc. $99 Call REFRIGERATOR GE side Like new. $525 SOLD 1ST DAY! new, nontoxic $60 CALL 352-321-0649 352-455-7557 FIRM. Call CHRISTENING GOWN Call 407-878-6431 Apply in person after 501 Pets 352-365-9803 by side. 23 cu. ft. Handmade. White KITCHEN CADDY ROCKING DINOSAUR 585-330-8505 MONITOR 19” LCD 2pm Tue. thru Sat. , 3 Bisque w/water/ice. Crochet. $40. Call JACKET Black suede For Sale TEAPOT, China, 4 cup, from Pottery Barn. Viewsonic. $35 obo at Restaurant/Club drawers, Oak on $100. 874-4176 RYOBI WEED EATER 352-357-7413 petite sm. Cold Wa- Robert Kinkade. $30 wheels. $50. Call Great cond. $20 Call Please call House. AUSTRALIAN BOXER $30. ter Creek. Like new. fe- Please call 352-406-4231 REFRIGERATOR Hotpoint 352-326-2505 352-348-7760 male approx. 2 yrs. Call 352-787-6464 CLOCK Cypress SOLD! 352-357-3764 freezer on top. Good 18”x23”, good Good w/kids. Free. LIVING ROOM SET SAUCER Ultra, portable TRAIL MOWER PRINTERS (3) your cond. Asking $100. Swisher. shape. $15 Please JACKET men’s Leather 470 General 352-267-1711 Couch, 2 chairs & by Evenflo. Nearly choice. Asking $25. 604 Furniture SOLD 1ST DAY! 44” finish cut. call 352-742-2716 Wilson, size 40. $15 end tables. $500 Call new, $55 Call 11.5hp Briggs & Please call BULL MASTIFF obo Please call male. 352-406-1709 REFRIGERATOR Whirl- 352-242-1609 Stratton motor. Like 352-435-0211 ALLIGATOR TRAPPER/ shots, chip, 8 mo. Appliances With CLOTHING Ladies Chi- 352-787-9332 pool, works great. new. $600 Call cos. 10 pcs. for $65. ASST. AGENT - PT loves kids. Needs Warranties $75 & up! LIVING ROOM TABLES Must have pickup & $60 Please call 625 Building 352-326-3526 651 Articles Please call JACKET Tan, Ladies, good home. Free. Used Beds all sizes! (3). White. Craigslist no criminal record. 3 3 3 352-348-5538 321-246-4371 leather fringe. Small ADOPTED! Buy Sell Trade #3664037703. $70. Supplies/ Wanted Call Jimmy at: TREE SALE 10/12. Cost $125. 3 Fast delivery 352-787-1387 STOVE GE self cleaning, 352-748-5816 CHOW MIX male, 7 yrs. Materials •3 Gal. 6’ Oaks Etc. REASONABLE LARGE COFFEE MAKER Kitchen Now $30. 728-6197 call Buzzy’s ceramic top, Bisque. $10 or 15 for $100 Aid. Brand new. Paid old. neutered, all LOVESEAT Hunter PRESSURE CANNER Good cond. $100 DRY SINK Sears •Oaks - 8’, 15 gallon $189. Sell for $100. JEWELRY BOX, shots. FREE call 352-315-9886 Green. Great cond. for canning food. SOLD 1ST DAY! Open hearth. $100. $49 or 3/$105 352-978-7461 Brighton. Silver. $10. 352-259-1119 www.buzzysbeds.com $75. Call 440-839-2362 Call 352-536-1744 •Larger trees 12’ +/- Call 352-223-4270 352-409-8264 TOASTER OVEN & COMFORTER reversible POMERANIAN (3) adult BED FRAME twin an- $95. to $275. 652 Articles JUICER DOUBLE DEEP FOLDING SCAFFOLD, full size 8 pcs, fitted QVC Chris Frey- females. Call tique Oak. Beautiful LOVESEAT W/MATCH- •12’ +/- Bald Cypress tag West Bend, must see! $75 Call FRYER $75 Firm. portable, 4’. Model For Sale & flat sheets, pillow CARRIERS 352-568-1344 or ING CHAIR. Mauve. 352-435-7071 •Nice Sago Palms stainless extractor. 352-569-5330 352-735-0519 PS-48. $75. Call CATT’S TREES cases & shams, bed- Need immediately for Excel. cond. $100. 352-787-5817 AIR CLEANER Kenmore. skirt. Asking $35. $20. 360-9256 SOLD WASHER GE 352-669-1618 Electro-static. New THE CLERMONT PARROT McCaw, blue & BED full size all wood, SOLD works great $75 FRENCH DOOR 15 lite. $380. Sell $100. K-CUP 3 TIER HOLDER GROVELAND AND gold. w/cage & toys. with box spring & RECLINER full size, Call 352-516-1557 WHEELBARROW large New. $20. MASCOTTE AREA mattress. $60. $100. Call Dave rubber tub & tire. Call 352-315-0320 COMFORTER w/bed Good talker. $800 swivels, tan, good 352-255-7623 Call 352-742-2856 Pick up for papers FIRM. Call 352-460-2891 Only $45. Call AMERICAN FLAGS shirt & shams. King cond. $45 Call 606 Electronics KITCHEN ITEMS for are in Clermont. 352-787-0392 LADDER alum. 16’ ex- 352-728-4913 new 3’x5’ $8 size, Blue plaid. Like BED full size incl. box 352-360-0475 cooking, baking & ********************* tension. Perfect Call 352-326-0631 new. $60. 259-3522 spring & mattress, RECLINER white rattan, CAMCORDER Sharp storage. $20 Call EMAIL: 560 Pet cond. $60 Call 640 Guns COMFORTERS (2) Twin frame & headboard. with blue fabric. Ask- w/charger.$40. AREA RUG, rectangle 5’ 352-787-0410 Carriers@ 352-470-2503 w/matching w/sheets Supplies Good cond. $30. ing $99. Call Call 352-250-1201 AMMUNITION 44 mag, x7’, brown design dailycommercial.com & shams. Floral. KNIFE Cutco Staghorn, SOLD 352-365-9803 CAR CD PLAYER Pana- LAMINATE FORMICA 4’ JHP, 1 box of 100. w/earth tones. $15. or Candidates can BIRD CAGE Round on $40. 352-343-8964 #1882 Bull whip, 8”. sonic w/remote, x 8”, white, thin, 4 Asking $90. Call 352-357-3351 stand, metal. Asking BED Twin, complete, ex- ROCKER/RECLINER Like new. $100. plays MP3 & WMA sheets. Asking $60. 352-483-6120 COMMUNION DRESS $40. 352-742-2856 cel cond. used 10 Brown palm design. 352-357-2708 AVON BOTTLES 352-787-5917 $50. 407-417-2717 white, floor length, times. $100 La-Z-Boy Good cond. AMMUNITION 93 WPA, 1970’s. 15 for $50. BIRD CAGE, Excel. cond. size 7 w/cape. $100 KNIGHT 7’ tall metal, SOLD $50. 728-5893 PAINT Behr Ext. elasto- 9mm 115G. Full Call 352-728-5262 white with toys, CELL PHONE Samsung, obo. 638-1963 perfect cond. $100 Boost or Sprint. $75 meric masonary, 3 metal jacket. $60 or BAKERS RACK, lg. Daily Commercial 16”x14”x17” tall. BED Twin, gold metal SECRETARY small gal. stucco brick, Please call Please call trade. 978-6984 heavy duty, shelves, COMPUTER TABLE on 212 E. Main St. $45. 352-360-1209 headboard. Good 6’x2’x9”, not fancy. tan. $50. 728-6270 352-383-2302 352-326-3655 1 glass, 2 wire. $85. wheels, small, light Leesburg or cond. $50 Call $65 Please call AR-15 223/5.56, seri- DOG CAGE SCAFFOLDING 1 full 989-6280 wood. $30 Call LAMPS (4) w/shades. 2 Include name, address 989-225-2468 352-324-3235 ous inquires only. 19”x24”x20”. Like CELL PHONE Sprint set & the brace. $70. 352-589-8064 w/ceramic birds & 2 and phone numbers. Samsung Galaxy. $850 FIRM. Call BANQUET TABLE 8’ for- new. $50 Call BENCH wooden w/pad SECTIONAL SOFA pastel Call 352-728-1015 tall gold. $200 Call Candidates must have Call for details $100. 352-460-0340 mica tops. $50 CONVECTION ROASTER 352-319-6840 (under seat storage), colors. Very good 352-406-1709 reliable transportation, 352-602-8991 SINK dbl. white cast iron Please call like new paid $99.95 nice cond. $75 Call cond. $100 Call REMINGTON MODEL Drivers License & Ins. DOG CRATE extra large, w/stainless steel fau- 352-343-5156 will sell for $30. LEATHER COAT men’s 352-638-7657 352-874-1862 11-87 Special Pur- EOE new cond. Asking COMPACT STEREO RCA cet & sprayer. $25. 352-326-5994 large, never worn. BOOKCASE Sm., 3 A/FM CASSETTE CD. 352-589-9237 pose semi-auto 12 BAR STOOLS (2) Metal, $100 Call $45. Please call SOFA 7’, 3 cushion, COOLER AC/DC. Never 352-357-2771 shelves, light color. ASKING $40. CALL gauge. 3” mag. Ex- swivel w/backs. $30 352-874-4535 cream background 352-753-8361 SLIDING GLASS DOOR cel. Asking $475. both. Call used, like new. $50. 36”Hx25”W. $15 w/floral print. $100. DRIFTWOOD (2 pieces) Call 352-326-2505 Bronze color. Asking 352-636-2316 352-217-7471 Call 352-217-0586 LEATHER JACKET Wil- 2.5 ft. long for 937-232-0674 DVD SURROUND SOUND $75. Call Dave son’s Ladies, black, ROSSI Rife convertible CURTAIN RODS decora- aquarium. $100 Call BOX SPRING & MAT- Saba. Excel cond. 352-255-7623 BASKETBALL & FOOT- lg. Like new. $60 SOFA 7.5’. 3 Cushion .223 & 20 gauge, tive (4) 48” - 54”. 321-262-5485 TRESS king size. $60. Call BALL JERSEYS. 352-483-4762 w/Mahogany wood 352-217-4221 STEEL DOOR, exterior single shot. $350 $99.00 obo. Call New. $16 for all. Call CARRIERS GUINEA PIG w/cage. Asking $100. Call trim. Floral. $95. 352-728-8381 352-326-2978 w/window. 24” x Call 352-750-1979 352-455-8225 LEATHER JACKETS Need immediately for Free to good home. 352-330-0874 GAME CONSOLE 80”. Good cond. LEESBURG DENIM JACKET Harley Mens & Ladies. Two 352-267-1685 BOX SPRING & MAT- STAND, wood, place $25. 253-2588 649 Medical BLACK SUIT JACKET for $60. Please call SOFA BED Mint Green. on side for games. Davidson size med. PET CARRIERS Pet Mate TRESS Queen size. w/pants & blk. shirt, 321-246-4371 Excel cond. Asking $75 obo. 431-3975 WINDOW White, insu- $20. Call Ultra Traditional King Cole. $90. FOLDING WALKER boys size 12 reg. $175. Please call lated. 70”x28” 352-728-5262 LUGGAGE lg. weekend Vari-Kennels. Med. 352-989-3937 Used 1 week. Asking $20. 352-357-6513 352-357-2674 HAM RADIO ANTENNA w/plantation shut- canvas, black. Excel $35 557-8080 $35. 352-396-9400 BOOKS 2 Boxes. 50+. DISHES 12 place set- CEDAR CHEST Oak in Cushcraft R5, 10-20 ters. $90. 323-8600 cond. $30 Call Daily Commercial SOFA BED, full size gray HOSPITAL BED electric, All kinds. $15. ting, Pfaltzgraff, STAND ON ROLLERS for color Thomasville, meters. $50. Call 352-357-3764 212 E. Main St. in color good cond Sacrifice. Asking 352-357-0766 $100 FIRM. Call bird cage 29.5” H x excel cond. $100 352-742-0067 626 Farm Leesburg or no bar. $75. $100. Works well. 352-242-1609 MATTRESS full w/topper 18.75”W x 18.75D. Call 740-250-5602 BOOKS 68 Westerns, Email: Carriers@ 352-602-4478 NINTENDO Model Equipment 352-408-9128 $50. 352-978-7461 Daniel Steele & 75% down, excel. dailycommercial.com CHAIRS (2) rattan SOFA Beige, good NES001, 6 games, DISHES, Fiestaware, Co- cond. $60 Call BRUSH CUTTER 4’, 3 HOYER LIFT model HPLP more. $20. Include name, address SUPPLIES New, Rapid w/round bottoms. cond. $100 Please controller. AV hookup balt Blue. $99. 352-357-3293 point hitch, 4 yrs old. 400, 400 lb capacity SOLD and phone numbers. bath, pedi paws. & Swivels & rocks. call 352-483-2865 $75. 352-308-5959 SOLD Candidates must have Used 1 summer. can lift patients from nail trimmer $45 $100 603-4113 SPEAKER CABINETS (6) $400 Please call BRACELETS & NECK- MATTRESS TOPPER reliable transportation, SOFA Off White & Blue floor w/two mesh DVD’S (50) very good 352-434-5395 plaid, very good w/18 speakers. $50 352-589-0851 LACES variety 5 doz. memory foam, twin, Drivers License & Ins. CHINA CABINET 2 slings, new batteries. will not separate. new. $55. Call EOE pieces, wood, needs cond. $100 Call or will separately. Asking $1,200 obo. $90 Please call 606-615-2094 352-323-1861 Asking $90 for all. 352-259-3170 glass shelves. $100 419-966-7286 630 Garage Sales 352-617-4963 352-357-2771 obo Call 630-7788 SOFA SLEEPER & SPEAKER SET 40”H, HOWEY-IN-THE -HILLS PORTA POTTY brand BRAVES VS. CUBS (2) MEN’S SPORT COATS CHINA CABINET 2 LOVESEAT acru JVC SX/F7TH, $60 Fri. 9am - ?? 10918 new. Asking $20. Great seats. 4/6 at EAGLE concrete, (6) sizes 44-46 like 600 pieces, wood, needs w/pink/green floral. Please call Williams Ave. From Call after 9am Turner Field. $100. 28” tall. $75 new. $60 for all. glass shelves. $100 $100. 742-1527 352-742-0789 27 take 561 S. to CR 352-259-5629 Call 352-209-6661 Call 352-233-0408 352-394-6204 Merchandise obo Call 630-7788 455, turn left 2 mi. CARRIERS SOFA SLEEPER Light SPEAKER Sony X-Plode. Lures, motorcycle Need immediately Mart CHINA CABINET pastel flowers. Good 300 watt, 12”. In leathers, air pump, SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON B2 UMATILLA, EUSTIS, w/dishes. Good Cond. $50. Call box. $75. weedeater, antiques TAVARES, ALTOONA & cond. $150. Call 352-504-0403 407-417-2717 MT. DORA AREAS 352-406-1709 635 Garden 601 Antiques TABLE 30”x30” w/2 STEREO RCA w/cas- drop leaves, & 2 sette player. $45 COCKTAIL TABLE Rec- Call 352-326-5994 BLOWER gas 25cc, by ANTIQUE DOLLS tangle, glass, wood. chairs. Good cond. Weed Eater, like new. $25. Excel cond. $50. $50 352-253-6426 TELEPHONES (2) VTECH $25. 352-874-1748 Call 352-751-6252 352-389-4601 remotes. $10 Call TABLE 44” round, all 352-735-0061 or GARDEN POND Daily Commercial CHAIR antique barrel COMPUTER DESK 3 pc. wood. Good cond. 212 E. Main St. 352-321-0224 40 gallon. $25. backed, cushioned corner unit. Light $40 Please call Call 352-787-4624 Leesburg or $50 Please call wood. Excel cond. 352-460-0177 TELEPHONES cordless, Email: Carriers@ 352-343-2005 $95. 815-674-3902 base unit & remote GARDEN POND & Fish dailycommercial.com TABLE wrought iron, lg. unit. $25 Call Fountain. 40 gallon. Include name, address CLOCK electric Sail Ship COMPUTER DESK rectangular w/glass 352-735-0061 $50. and phone numbers. good shape. Made Cherry wood, corner top. Excel cond. $30 SOLD Candidates must have by Uniter. $95. Call unit w/light/shelves. Call 352-750-3580 TELEVISION 27” color, reliable transportation, 352-793-5741 $70. 352-728-5911 works good. $15 HEDGE TRIMMER Worx, Drivers License & Ins. TABLE, Heart Shaped, 3 Please call cordless w/charger. EOE DOLL Archie Bunker CONVERTIBLE COUCH, tier. brown, good 352-470-2503 $20 Please call Grandson, new in like new, Beige. cond. $8 Call 352-314-3840 original box. $100. $300 Please call 352-504-6689 TELEVISION 36” To- MARINE ACCESSORIES 352-589-1384 352-406-1709 TABLE, Octagon 42” shiba, w/swivel JOHN DEERE DECK MANAGER - FT stand. Great picture SHOOTS, late model Exp. in boat parts, ac- DOLLS (10) DESK heavy, light wood, w/leaf. $75 obo. Call 352-728-1227 $45. 814-882-3901 48”. Asking $25. cessories, phones & $60 takes all. 30’x59.5”. Asking 352-787-1226 cash drawer. Call 561-398-3811 $45. Please call TELEVISION STAND TELEVISION 52” RCA, Email resume to: 352-483-5604 18”H x 20”Dx40”W, LAWN BOY Runs DRESSER 1976 Ethan good cond. Not a flat SharonNobles@ black. Value $150. Great! $90. Allen, 56”Hx37”W. DESK, L-Shaped. 6’x7’. screen. $85 Call NoblesMarine.com Now $40. 205-2364 Call 352-787-6464 DFWP/EOE Firm $100 Please Great cond. $100 352-636-1999 call 352-360-3335 Firm. Call 352-406-4215 605 Appliances TELEVISION 55” on LAWN MOWER 22” self SCHOOL BUS FANS Table top, wheels, works. $50 propelled Craftsman DINETTE TABLE w/4 COFFEE POT Mr. Coffee, 6.75hp, Briggs. DRIVERS NEEDED Antique. Metal. $30. 4 cup, excel cond. obo. Call for details 352-874-9043 chairs. Good cond. 352-321-0564 SOLD Training provided. $300 Please call $5 Please call Contact: Lake County 352-406-1709 352-728-8381 Schools, Transporta- FISHING REEL, Pfluger, TELEVISION 61” RCA, LAWN MOWER battery tion 352-728-2561 or Trump, 1943. Origi- RECLINER Swivel, TELEVISIONS (2) not flat screen. Need powered, cordless, Apply online: nal box. Never used. Rocker. $35. Older models. $20. work, but plays. excel cond. $80 Call www.lake.k12.fl.us $100. 267-6358 SOLD Call 352-504-0403 $100. 324-2462 352-307-9462
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652 Articles 652 Articles 675 Sports/ 685 Tools/ 806 Houses 808 825 Rent-To- 1001 Mfd Homes 1200 1264 Auto For Sale For Sale Recreation Machinery Unfurnished Apartments Own For Sale Transportation Parts Furnished Accessory MEXICAN LAMP, 36” h STORAGE BINS (5) BICYCLE Men’s 24”. SAW HORSES Metal, TAVARES 3/2 w/bonus WATERFRONT FRUITLAND PARK, new shape. Excel. stackable each are Schwinn, like new. adjustable, fold flat. room. $775/mo. & 1205 Autos FRUITLAND PARK VACATION HOMES Illness Sale by Owner. BED LINER for Truck. cond. Old. $45. 19”Wx12”Hx14”D Foot pedal brakes. New. $30. Please dep. $500. No Pets. Tavares, FL. Starting at Charming furn., 2/1. TWIN PALMS MARINA CADILLAC DeVille ‘94 All Star. Fits 6’ bed. 352-793-5741 $20 352-821-2801 $75. 352-552-4098 call 352-787-6366 Call 352-978-1696 $650.mo. Fully furn. Bought Oct. $13,400. Fully furnished 1 & 2 White, w/gray interior. $30. 352-742-0894 MIRROR & SCONES SET TENNIS SHOES New BICYCLE men’s 26” all TOOLS (3) boxes over bedroom mobiles and 352-343-7780 Invested $1,500 more. Low 55K orig. miles. BENCH SEAT For Dodge 44L x 22 W. Gold or- Balance. New in Box. Terrain 10 speed. 60 pcs, some Crafts- 807 RV's. All utilities riverestwaterfront Sell $13,400. Open Loaded Caravan. Good Cond. nate frame. $35. Size 10 Men’s. $35. Good cond. Asking man $50 cash FIRM. including cable resort.com House 1-7 Sat. & Sun. Apartments Excel. cond. Gray. $95. 352-748-3394 352-455-7557 $35. 352-343-0587 SOLD television. Great for in beautiful Lake Griffin $4,900 352-233-0464 Unfurnished seniors on fixed Isles 55+ park. $226 MIRROR guild & deco- THERMOSTAT 24V BICYCLE Roadmaster VICE 4” heavy duty Please call income. Weekly rates rent, incl. water, BRA LE For 2010 Hyun- rated wood frame, heating & cooling MT Sport. Excel made of cast steel. CLERMONT HWY. 50 352-728-4847 as low as $160. sewer/trash. dai Elantra. Good 40” x 28”. $30. systems. Like new. cond. $75 obo Call Asking $75. Call Before Groveland No deposit with proof 236 Mum Dr. CASH PAID cond. $40. 352-753-8641 $10 Call 314-0003 352-217-8006 352-343-6608 Mobile Homes For Sale of income. Great for 900 Call 616-929-7970 FOR JUNK CARS! 352-728-5893 w/Owner Finance MOBILE HOME WIN- TWIN MATTRESS & BOX BICYCLE Vintage. Good a fisherman. $300 and up. Call Rick Real Estate LEESBURG 55+ water CHEVROLET Rear end, DOWS (4) tinted & SPRING No smoke, cond. Asking $100. Convenience store Call 352-771-6191 407-547-9394 park low rent 2/1, rack & pinion gear. w/screens. $99. no stains. $99. Call Please call on grounds. •Remodeled 2br/1ba For Sale furn. & remodeled. CROWN VICTORIA P71 $30 Please call 724-530-2258 352-246-9948 352-504-6406 Call (352) 787-4514 “LAST ONE” $8,700 cash or fi- ‘99 ex-highway patrol 352-787-7093 MULBERRY TREE $15 800 From $500 down LEESBURG nance. 321-1324 car. Repainted solid VACUUM CLEANER Hoo- BICYCLES (2) 26” 1 ---$$450/month$$--- 1ST MO. FREE! HITCH fits Camry 1996 Please call ver, runs like new. Schwinn 7 spd, 1 blk. Runs great, inte- Real Estate Also Avail. SPANISH VILLAGE LEESBURG Large 1/1, -2005, like new. 352-735-1647 $60 Please call Sorennto 6 spd. $30. 903 Homes rior excel. Power win- Handyman Special’s Pool, great location! 55+ enclosed lanai, Asking $90. Please 352-748-3578 859-404-3838 dow issues. Excel tires, MULTI-TOOL, Crafts- For Rent •1 & 2br from Furn. Efficiency, incl. For Sale furn. Must Sell. $6K daily driver. $1200 obo call 352-742-2074 man w/attachments. ---$350/month$$--- util. & cable $700/mo. obo. 352-408-6352 Call 352-324-4125 VACUUM Dirt Devil up- BIKE RACK Allen, CREDIT NO PROBLEM! LADDER RACK, $45. 352-561-1812 right, baglss. Good mounts to trunk or For other rentals only 2/1 apt. $600/mo. Asking $100. Call 352-874-7375 Furn. $700/mo + util. WILL FINANCE. TAVARES dbl. wide on FORD ESCORT ‘97 ORECK XL Totally re- cond. $25. Call SUV. Excel cond. “HIGH END” HOME. Dora Canal. Furn. Call 352-357-3377 352-408-4771 $90. 407-878-6431 802 Vacation 352-728-5555 Standard shift, conditioned. $75. Call EUSTIS GOLF FRONT 3/1.5, W/D. Heated 1 owner, PORTABLE BACK SEATS Al 352-751-0369 VANITY LIGHT Kichler, 6 GOLF BALLS 600, used. Rentals All remodeled Apts! 352-753-7539 pool, deck. $18,000. high mileage. FOR VAN gray, no lights, 48” long. Good cond. Asking 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms 809 Roommate Call 352-742-1509 Cold A/C, runs good. rips/tears. $45 set. PLASTIC DRUM WATERFRONT Bronze. New $100 $50 all, will separate. starting at $475. EUSTIS/UMATILLA, $1,200 352-348-2159 55 gallons. $20 VACATION HOMES Wanted WATERFRONT Call 352-735-5592 352-636-1352 $350 Dep. only. 3 bedrooms Cash Only Call 32-408-4190 Tavares, FL. Starting at VACATION HOMES Pet OK. EUSTIS WANTED nobankneeded.webs.com Call 407-592-5861 RADIATOR For ‘90-’96 VINTAGE MEN’S 3 PC GOLF CLUBS & BAG, 7 $650.mo. Fully furn. Call 352-357-5675 321-800-8568 Tavares, FL. Starting at Toyota Camry. Like PORCH FLOOR LAMP 352-343-7780 someone to share $650.mo. Fully furn. weatherproof, cream SUITS New & Used woods, 10 irons & 1 2/2 home $100/wk. MUSTANG 1965 new. $100 obo. Call 44-46. Asking $30. putter. $50 obo. riverestwaterfront EUSTIS EUSTIS/UMATILLA, 352-343-7780 2 door 352-217-0586 color. Like new. $10. resort.com + deposit. For Details. 3 bedrooms riverestwaterfront 352-669-1163 352-669-5568 352-589-1384 All remodeled Apts! Call 352-630-0339 Hard top. nobankneeded.webs.com resort.com Completely restored. TIRE 205/6510 on 4 lug 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms 321-800-8568 PRINTS (3) blk & white WALKING CANE hand GOLF CLUBS left 805 Houses starting at $475. LADY LAKE Female only. White w/black interior. wheel. Asking $35. nicely framed of made from nature. handed, 2 drivers. $350 Dep. only. Lg. room in pool FRUITLAND PARK 3/2 1002 Mfd Nice Cond. Please call Marilyn Monroe $60 Cut to size. $10 Call $35 for both or obo Furnished Pet OK. home. $550/mo, in- w/den. On Lagoon $8500. 352-978-1352 352-457-4237 Call 352-267-1711 Homes Call 728-8407 352-365-1819 EUSTIS 2/2 lg. FL rm. Call 352-357-5675 cludes all util. front, Chain of Lakes. TIRE BF Goodrich Trac- WEDDING DRESS GOLF CLUBS top of the insulated. A/C, in. 352-459-1073 $159.900 W/ land tion, new PROPANE LOGS & IN- Size 22 w/Veil. $100. EUSTIS/LEESBURG LINE TOYOTA Camry LE ‘01 line, oversized 55+ community on off 44. NO SECURITY www.galbrerthrealty.com Silver w/gray interior. P215/65R/16. $40 SERT for fireplace. Call 352-536-4023 MOUNT DORA female. Call 352-787-4584 For Sale $60 Please call woods, irons, new Trout Lake. DEPOSIT! 1 br $425/mo includes Auto, full power, Call 352-429-2735 WOMEN’S ATHLETIC bag. $60 735-6927 $750/mo, 1st, last + $150/wk. w/util. incl. TAVARES, 2/2, 55+ 352-787-0392 everything. Call 154K mi. TIRE MICHELIN X24, SHOES Easy Spirit, security. Call 352-223-2758 352-406-6121 Park resident owned. Very good cond. RAIN SUIT Ladies med. 11M. Brand new. GOLF CLUBS, 3 iron 321-202-8071 Furn., enclosed FL. P205/70/R15. On 5 thru SW, driver, 3 LEESBURG $4,000 lug wheel. Like new. like Gortex, cost over $35. 352-360-1209 810 Duplexes rm., CHA, W/D, boat Please call $100 now $35 obo. wood, putter. $75 806 Houses 1ST MO. FREE! $25. SOLD WOOD PALLETS slips to the Dora Ca- 352-326-3676 606-615-2094 352-245-0716 SPANISH VILLAGE LADY LAKE FREE. YOU HAUL, Unfurnished Pool, great location! CLERMONT HWY. 50 nal. Low maint. fee. TIRE Tempest steel $139K 2001 3/2 Sin- No pets. Les Chateau RAINCOAT Ladies, Me- 212 E. Main Street GOLF CLUBS, BAG & Furn. Efficiency, incl. Before Groveland 1206 Aviation belted radial tubeless CLERMONT HWY. 50 gle Family Home Villa, 220 Rue de dium. Like new. Leesburg TEES. Good cond. util. & cable $700/mo. Mobile Homes For Sale 1519sf. Info and pics tire 225/60R16. Before Groveland w/Owner Finance Taresse. Call for info. $7.00. Call $15. Please call 2/1 apt. $600/mo. http://kerkvlietkj.com $35. 352-343-2609 352-753-0657 Mobile Homes For Sale Furn. $700/mo + util. Call Rick 906-360-7941 1210 Mcycles/ 352-343-4111 655 Musical 813-352-2153 TIRES (2) 2358017’S w/Owner Finance 352-728-5555 407-547-9394 Mopeds SANITIZER MACHINE Instruments GOLF SET irons/woods Call Rick •Remodeled 2br/1ba good cond. Asking new cond. Haan. oversized like new 407-547-9394 LEESBURG Efficiency or “LAST ONE” 905 BACK REST for Gold $50. Please call Asking $16. Call ACCORDIAN Accordi- w/bag. $50. Call •Remodeled 2br/1ba 1br. & 2br, $165 to From $500 down Wing by Khrome SOLD! 352-217-4012 $275/wk.. Incl. elec. Waterfront 352-348-9946 ana, made in Italy. “LAST ONE” ---$$450/month$$--- Works. $75 cash. TIRES 4 Michelin $100. 435-0055 From $500 down 352-409-8395 Also Avail. 1100 352-326-5020 GOLF SHOES Foot Joy, P235/65/R17. Great SEWING MACHINE in ---$$450/month$$--- WATERFRONT Ladies. 9M. New in LEESBURG Efficiency or Handyman Special’s for trailer. $75. Good cabinet & storage GUITAR 10 String Also Avail. VACATION HOMES Recreation HARLEY HERITAGE ‘04, box, never worn. 1br. & 2br, $165 to •1 & 2br from Tavares, FL. Starting at cond. 246-9948 chair. $99. Call acoustic, made Handyman Special’s ---$350/month$$--- 43K mi, fuel injected, Deca. Very rare. $30. 352-365-2937 $275/wk.. Incl. elec. $650.mo. Fully furn. 352-728-5637 •1 & 2br from For other rentals only power commander. TONNEAU COVER fiber- $100. 735-1570 352-409-8395 352-343-7780 Lot’s of chrome. SEWING MACHINE MINIATURE GOLF ---$350/month$$--- Call 352-874-7375 glass for 7’ bed, For other rentals only riverestwaterfront Runs GREAT!. Good Singer, w/bench & all GUITAR Acoustic, like CLUBS (2) ladies, LEESBURG STUDIO nice, LEESBURG, 2/1 clean, 1101 Boats Winged, good cond. Call 352-874-7375 resort.com tires & brakes. Sec- SOLD!!!! new, w/soft cover. Pink & Black . $20. clean, $100/wk. Incl. CHA. $550/mo. + $100. 343-9168 352-508-7474 utilities. Please call JOHNSEN 14’ 10” 1989 ond owner. Includes Birchwood. $90. •EUSTIS 3/1 $795/mo $400 dep. Avail April Carmen. 989-3937 813-781-9540 932 Res Lots V Fiberglass jack. $6,000 Call TOW BAR Roadmaster SEWING MACHINE, MITSUBISHI MONTERO 423 E. Atwater 1st. 352-321-8660 407-579-0570 Sterling all terrain, Sears Kenmore 1753 w/Trailer. 25HP KEYBOARD Casio ‘01. Loaded Quiet area. LEESBURG-Great place Acreage w/6 wire cable. Fits Zig Zag. $75. Call 2004 Honda, elec. WK3800, excel cond. w/sunroof. Pearl white. ************************ Great price! 1 & 2BR’s, 813 Homes MOTORCYCLE HELMET Roadmaster bracket. 352-267-6922 EUSTIS, vacant lot 3/4 start, 4 stroke. AC adapter incl. Sport trim package. •EUSTIS 1/1 $495/mo $395-$495/mo. Walk excel. cond. Was 6000 lbs. Asking New battery, to Downtown Main St. To Share ac. all clean, all utili- $1500. Call $400 now $75. SHIRTS (2) Hawaiian $325 Please call Separate Cottage, ties. $19,000. Call SOLD! $290 Please call 570-442-1542 alternator, 423B E. Atwater. Call 352-326-8815 352-406-2906 315-767-8461 style. XL Dry timing chain, breaks EUSTIS WANTED 352-343-4688 cleaned. $24 for Call 321-689-2277 or PRO CRAFT 1986 WITH ORGAN full size, Kimball & water pump. 352-557-4754 LYN TERRACE someone to share SADDLEBAGS fits Gold TRANSMISSION 1957 both. 702-7632 pro entertainer, $4195. 434-8066 Eustis 2/2 home $100/wk. A 200 MERCURY. Wing ‘01-’10, barely Chevrolet, 3 speed. + deposit. For Details. WITH LESS THEN 30 needs tune-up. $50 EUSTIS/UMATILLA, 352-357-7332 used. $100 for pair. $100 FIRM. Call SHOES men’s Nike size PAINTBALL GUN Spyder Call 352-630-0339 HOURS ON THE RE- 352-245-6930 10. New in box. $35 FIRM 431-9982 3 bedrooms www.lynterrace.com 772-486-7190 II, TL w/nitrogen tank nobankneeded.webs.com BUILT ENGINE. ALSO Please call WE PAY YOUR 1000 HAS A TRAILER, & accessories. $90 1230 Vans TRUCK ENGINE Chevy 352-455-3342 660 Office 321-800-8568 WATER & SEWER 819 Call 352-267-4632 Manufactured TWO NEW SEATS straight 6. 250cc. SHOES TS Sport. Size Furniture/ EUSTIS/UMATILLA, Great Move-In AND NEW CARPET , Specials & Free Gifts! Manufactured HONDA ‘96 Asking $100. Call 10. Worn 3x. $15 Supplies SLEEPING BAGS (2 3 bedrooms Homes TROLLING MOTOR ODYSSEY, 574-248-0924 Call 352-430-0407 adults), w/zip cover. nobankneeded.webs.com *1 & 2 Bedroom Units Homes Rental ALSO. WILL SELL *All 1st Floor- Needs computer chip, COMPUTER DESK, slid- Like new, $50 Call 321-800-8568 OUT RIGHT FOR needs work. TRUCK TOOL BOX, 52” SHOES Womens Easy 352-223-1542 No Stairs! ALTOONA 3/2 dbl. wide bed width. Two lids, ing keyboard shelf, FRUITLAND PARK 3/1/2 on 1/3 ac. w/porch. $4,000 OR TRADE New alternator, Spirit 8.5 dbl. wide FOR A SMALL w/lift cylinder, alum. sand. Sandal. New tower rack. $30. SNOW SKI’S Atomic 2 lanai, boat port, TAVARES 321 W. Ianthe $3000 down good tires, w/2 spares. St. 1/1, Wood floors, 1001 Mfd Homes TRAVEL TRAILER OF $75. 352-603-1046 $15. 352-365-2655 352-223-7620 Slalom, bindings, land. $900/mo + se- $600/mo. 383-8827 Asking $900. curity dep. Call incl. cable, Wi Fi, For Sale SAME VALUE. Call 352-483-4462 OFFICE CHAIR white, poles & boots. $90 CLERMONT HWY. 50 VALVE COVERS Moroso SHOES Womens, New 401-465-2519 water, $540/mo. or swivel. Asking $10. 352-205-2210 Before Groveland ALTOONA 3/2 dbl. wide PROP Mercury or Ya- w/gaskets still in box Balance 811. SAS 3 $330/biweekly with 1235 S U V for 350 engine. $75 strap sandal. 9.5 w. Please call TRAMPOLINE small in- GROVELAND Avail 6/1 elec. 352 669-0961 Mobile Homes For Sale on 1/3 ac. w/porch. maha 14.25” 3 352-589-5814 1001 Sandhill.com w/Owner Finance $3000 down blade. $75. Like Call 315-219-2867 $30. 787-0888 door new in box. FORD EXPEDITION ‘99 Asking $75. Call 3/2 + Den Large TAVARES 321 W. Ianthe Call Rick $600/mo. 383-8827 new. 352-365-2629 WHEELCHAIR RAMP St. 1/1, Wood floors, Gold w/tan interior SHOPPING CART 4 674 Exercise 352-589-6963. Kitchen. $1,100. Pets 407-547-9394 very good cond. incl. cable, Wi Fi, SAILBOAT 12’ shell. 160K miles Wheel. Good cond. Equipment ok. 407-283-7528 •Remodeled 2br/1ba CLERMONT HWY. 50 $100 obo Call $15. 352-324-2173 TRIKKE Adult size T8 water, $540/mo. or “LAST ONE” Before Groveland Needs patch work. All power. $75. 352-267-6358 Needs some work 352-729-3124 Howey in the Hills. NORDICTRACK CHAIR Model, excel. cond. HOME WITH POOL $330/biweekly with From $500 down Mobile Homes For Sale elec. 352 669-0961 $2,850 obo SILVER BEADS Morano vintage from the Asking $100. Call EUSTIS, 3/1.5, with LG ---$$450/month$$--- w/Owner Finance WHEELS & TIRES (4) Call Rick Please call (40). $30. All. 70’s. Good cond $99 352-357-2674 fenced yard. Washer, Also Avail. 1120 Marine 225-45-18. 18” TAVARES, 2/1.5, CHA , 407-547-9394 352-406-3716 Call 352-343-3120 obo. 352-217-5104 dryer, fridge and stove W/D hook-ups. No Handyman Special’s Custom. 14 mo. old WET SUIT by Sea Quest incl. $950 per month, •1 & 2br from •Remodeled 2br/1ba Equip/ $600. 409-0785 SLEEPING BAG blue in Farmer John style pets. Refs. $695 + “LAST ONE” 675 Sports/ $950 dep with ref’s. dep. 352-728-4806 ---$350/month$$--- Supplies 1240 Trucks color. Asking $15. Recreation like new. $65. Call 352-406-4303 For other rentals only From $500 down 1275 Golf Please call 352-242-0152 Call 352-874-7375 ---$$450/month$$--- OUTBOARD MOTOR Light Duty 352-343-6995 LARGE. 3/2 2150sf. 808 Also Avail. 1956, Evinrude 3hp, Carts BICYCLE 16” kids. Golf front $1400 LEESBURG CHEVROLET 685 Tools/ Handyman Special’s runs great. $275. CLUB CAR ‘07, new SLICEOMATIC Vegeta- $15. Very nice! 352-753-7539 Apartments FREE RENT! 1 & 2 BR. S10 1998, Machinery •1 & 2br from 352-742-9487 batteries & controller. ble Slicer New in box. Call 701-899-0035 Age qualified. Pet 4 cycle, AC, LEESBURG 3/2/2 CHA, Furnished ---$350/month$$--- $2,995 obo. Call $25. 352-748-9611 friendly. $400/mo For other rentals only Auto, Red. BICYCLE 20” girls. FRUED BISCUIT appl. $950/mo + se- TROLLING MOTOR Minn Excel. cond. 812-431-8828 SLOT MACHINE w/to- Very Nice! $25. JOINER Used once. AAA NICE MOTEL EFFI- w/Amenities. Call 352-874-7375 Kota 24lb thrust. curity. Please call Call 352-504-2290 Asking 3,500 kens & keys. $100 Call 701-899-0035 SOLD! 352-787-9436 CIENCY $150/WK. Asking $35. E-Z-GO 2000 A/C, CABLE TV & EUSTIS 1br, 1 bath Please Call 36V, Freedom Model Please call TAVARES, 2 very 2/1 in SOLD BICYCLE 26” Huffy Uni- LADDER folding 12’ W/D 751-3994 FREE in Haselton Vil- 352-250-3790 2011 batteries, lights, 352-348-7760 MOUNT DORA 1/1 cot- 55+ Community 1 sex, Reconditioned long. Good cond. tage. Walk to town. LADY LAKE or LEES- lage. Partially fur- turn signal. rain SNEAKERS women’s, Purple, 15 speed $40 Call BURG 787-4688 fully furn $600/mo + nished in 55+ park. 1150 R V & enclosure, fold down W/D hookup. No dep. 1 incl. appl. 1247 Trailers Keds, size 7 slim, $65 352-315-0920 352-314-0003 pets. $600/mo Call Recent shingle. over Campers windshield & horn. new 3 pairs. $20 Call $550/mo + dep. & wood roof and sub- AXLES for Mobile Asking $1,750 LADDERS 8’ wood, 8’ fi- 352-735-2824 EUSTIS clean 1/1, util. & 352-357-1363 BICYCLE 26” Ladies util. 937-843-3033 floors. Washer, BALL HITCH heavy duty, Home. $100. Call 352-357-6638 Huffy. Red & blk, big berglass & 6’ fiber- RENTALS cable incl. Adults WATERFRONT dryer, stove & refrig- adjustable, fits 2” re- Call 352-603-5750 SPA 3 person. Good seat & tires. $65 Call glass. Asking $100. LONG TERM & only. No pets. Back- GOLF CART BATTERY 6 VACATION HOMES erator. Loveseat & ceiver. $75 obo cond. Works well. 352-315-0920 352-504-6406 UNFURN. RENTALS IN ground check. $200 volts 2011. Asking Tavares, FL. Starting at queen bedding in- SOLD CARGO TRAILER 5’x8’, $500. Call SOUTH LAKE COUNTY dep. & $160 weekly. cluded. Lot rent. New, one trip MN-FL $50. Please call SOLD! PIPE THREADERS SET 5 ROCKER REALTY 352-357-9169 $650.mo. Fully furn. 336-817-7509 BICYCLE 27” SCHWINN pcs. in case. Asking 352-343-7780 $375. Must meet HUSKY 5th wheel $1600 FIRM. Call 4 SPEED. Asking 352-394-3570 park approval. 15K lbs. new. $300 320-491-7545 STAR GOLF CART ‘12 SQUARE DANCE OUT- $30. Please call Ask For Janet or Emily riverestwaterfront $45. Please call FRUITLAND PARK Stu- SOLD Call 352-243-9677 SS Model, FITS (3 plus 2 crino- 352-408-4084 RockerRealtyInc.com resort.com 859-404-3838 dio, full kitchen, ENCLOSED TRAILER Loaded! line) Asking $50. RUBBER ROOF MEM- PRESSURE WASHER elec./cable incl. Wells Fargo 7’x17’. Never on 320-237-7461 TAVARES 3/3 w/boat EUSTIS 2/2 dbl. wide. BRANE, TPO size O BICYCLE 3 Wheel, re- 1300 PSI. Asking $125/wk. Quiet area. 825 Rent-To- Asking $1,250. Golf course. built. Large Seat & dock & canal access 24’x48’, scrn rm. & 25’ x10’. $100. STEAMER Tobi, (clothes $35. Please call to Lake Eustis. 352-728-1251 Own utility rm. $16,500 SOLD $7,000 Firm. & furniture), new, Basket. $150. Call 352-347-8916 906-287-0180 Please Call 352-343-6608 In-ground pool, W/D. Call 352-589-5639 $95. Please call $1050/mo + dep. LEESBURG UTILITY TRAILER ‘07 352-242-2568 352-728-6585 RADIAL ARM SAW, 10” EUSTIS/UMATILLA, TABLE folder dual leaf, Call 352-602-4223 1ST MO. FREE! LEESBURG, ‘96 Skyline solid butcher block Pace. White alum. BICYCLE Boys 24” Craftsman w/cabinet 3 bedrooms SPANISH VILLAGE Park Model, 55+ for RV or home. 6x12 inside. A-1 YAMAHA GOLF STEREO, 8 TRACK Huffy. Good Cond. & casters excel cond. nobankneeded.webs.com TAVARES, Lake Harris Pool, great location! Park. CHA, 1/1, furn. $100 347-7350 cond. $1750. Call CART 2013 $25. Call 352-323-9338 Asking $150. Call 321-800-8568 Call 352-787-5917 352-383-8219 Shores 3/2, 3 cov- Furn. Efficiency, incl. encl. porch, canal SOLD! Gas 4/8 yr. warranty. ered docks w/lifts util. & cable $700/mo. EUSTIS/UMATILLA, use. REDUCED TO TRAVEL TRAILER KZ ‘06 $4,888 WORKOUT BENCH BICYCLE Ladies 26” STEP LADDERS newly remodeled. 2/1 apt. $600/mo. 3 bedrooms $10,500, low lot 31’, excel. cond. WANTED CAR DOLLY While they last!!! Golds Gym. $30. multi-speed. $40. Wooden 6’ & 8’. $20. $1,000/mo. Call Furn. $700/mo + util. nobankneeded.webs.com rent. 6/6 $220/mo. $9,900 Please call or car trailer. 352-793-4906 Call 352-343-2042 Call 352-552-4098 814-715-5426 352-315-0137 352-728-5555 321-800-8568 Call 716-307-3080 352-742-8412 Call 352-793-8334 or 813-477-0050
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C2 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, March 29, 2013 REAL ESTATE NEWS Home Builders Association email [email protected]. New agent joins Morris LifeStream Behavorial Center. of hosts tournament Realty and Investments Professional Affiliations include: Mid- M/I starts presales Florida Regional, MLS; Enhanced TAVARES — The Home Builders LEESBURG — at newest community Realtor.com with International exposure, Association of Lake-Sumter will host its Linda Marsh has Florida Living Network, National 22nd Annual Golf Tournament, with a LAKE MARY — M/I Homes has started been a Lake County Association of Realtors (NAR), Realtor tee time at 8:30 a.m., on April 19, at the presales at its newest community of resident for 40-plus Association of Lake and Sumter Counties Harbor Hills Country Club in Lady Lake. Lake Heiniger Estates, off Orange years providing the (RALSC), and the Eustis, Leesburg, A luncheon will follow the tournament Blossom Trail and Boy Scout Road in personal attention and prizes will be awarded. Apopka. and dedication to Mount Dora and Umatilla Chamber’s of Sign up sheets for golfers and sponsors David Byrnes, area president of M/I buyers helping to Commerce. are availalble at: www.LakeHBA.com. Homes in the Orlando region, said 37 achieve the ulti- Linda is a graduate of Umatilla High Cost is $85 per player and includes the home sites are available for single family mate goal of buying School and Lake Sumter State College. lunch, golf cart, range balls, mulligan homes ranging from 2,500 square feet of or selling. She is an investment specialist with eight packs, and goodie bags. living space to 5,200 square feet. She has 26 years professional licenses with SEC and Sponsors at the event will decorate Homes will be priced from $233,000 to experience in the NASD; the mother of two and grand- their tables and carts with a “Beach Par- $350,000, Byrnes said. investment bank- mother of three. Tee” theme, and golfers are encouraged The first model at Lake Heiniger ing industry, and MARSH For information call Morris Realty and to dress in their favorite beach attire. Estates will get underway in April. has been in the real Investments, 10135 U.S. Highway 441, For more information or to register by Call David Byrnes, at M/I Homes, 407- estate profession since 2007, and is suite 3, in Leesburg at, 352-435-4663 or please call 531-5100 or email to active in community fundraising events email to the HBA office at 352-343-7101, or [email protected] for information. and serves on the Foundation Board for [email protected].
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Stirling Sotheby’s appoints ORLANDO — Mercantile Capital in Orlando's Baldwin Park, established a development of 372 units, or 60 units per \Weinbrenner specialist Corporation, one of the nation's leading new sales record by selling 30 homes acre. providers of U.S. Small Business during January for a dollar volume in ORLANDO — Stirling Sotheby’s The site's Mixed Use 1 designation in Administration (SBA) 504 loans for small excess of $6 million. International Realty Appoints Beth P. the City of South Daytona permits resi- business owners who want to acquire or Matt Orosz, co-president of Royal Oak Weinbrenner, International Luxury dential, commercial, office, lodging or develop their own facilities, recently Homes said the January sales were 300 Homes Specialist public uses. closed a commercial loan for Christrio percent higher than the same period in Stirling Sotheby’s “There’s also the potential to develop a International Realty Corporation (CHRISTRIO) for $2,133,681 2012 when Royal Oak sold 11 homes, and in total project costs. the highest during a single month since marina with direct access to the has appointed Beth Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic P. Weinbrenner an Established in January of 1998, the homebuilder started operations. Ocean,” Eilers said. International CHRISTRIO was developed to make nail During all of last year Royal Oak sold Luxury Home products less complicated and to pro- 199 homes totaling some $17 million. Eilers and Associate Jason Archer of Specialist at its Lake mote profitable and successful business- “We'll do even better this year,” Orosz Newmark Grubb Knight Frank are lead- Mary/Heathrow es, providing better products to nail said. ing the marketing assignment for the Marketing Center. salons. The company also offers courses Royal Oak Homes is currently building property. Roger in beginner, advanced, intermediate, and and selling homes at 12 communities in Soderstrom, Educational Sales Consultant (ESC) in Lake, Polk, Orange and Osceola ICI has luxury model home founder and owner both acrylic and gel, through their Counties. underway in New Tampa of Stirling Sotheby’s Institute of Advanced Nailery. Royal Oak Homes is a third-generation International Realty, Financing was also provided by Plaza home builder whose track record boasts TAMPA — ICI Homes, which ranks as said Weinbrenner Bank, a community business bank locat- more than 14,000 new homes built in one of the largest and most active luxury earned her associ- WEINBRENNER ed in Southern California and Southern Central Florida over the past 30 years community developers in Florida, are ate’s in science Nevada. under the Cambridge Homes brand, one nearing completion of a five-bedroom degree in Architectural Design and “Plaza Bank stepped up late in the of the region's most successful home model home at Grand Hampton, the Construction Technology from Daytona game when the client was left stranded builders in the 1980s and 1990s. gated, master-planned luxury communi- State College and specialized in by another bank,” said Todd Massas, Founded in 2011, Royal Oak Homes is ty in New Tampa between Bruce B. Architectural CADD drafting and Interior Senior Vice President of Plaza Bank. “We rapidly becoming one of the largest and Design. approved the loan in just one day and most active home builders in the Central Downs Blvd. and I-75 just south of E. “Beth Weinbrenner has a strong back- brought Mercantile in to assist with the Florida area, building in ten active com- County Line Road. ground in architectural design and resi- bridge financing. With their help, we munities in the region. Rosemary Messina, vice president of dential space and landscape planning,” were able to meet the year end close of Call Matt Orosz, at Royal Oak Homes, sales and marketing at ICI Homes, said Soderstrom said. escrow requirement.” 407-206-9305, or email to the two-story home which will be ready She has lived in the Central Florida The SBA 504 loan program helps own- [email protected]. by early March is ICI's “Teramo” floor area for over 35 years and has more than ers of small to mid-sized businesses, like plan designed for a large family with four years of experience as a kitchen and CHRISTRIO, have an opportunity to cre- NAI negotiates lease at 3,927 square feet of living space, and bath designer,” Soderstrom said. ate wealth and financial freedom. It Goldenrod CommerCenter Weinbrenner is a resident of Oviedo comes with a three-car garage. allows borrowers to own their commer- The home is available for purchase at and a member of the Orlando Regional cial property with the highest cash-on- ORLANDO — NAI Realvest recently $569,943. Realtor’s Association. cash return financing available, without negotiated an expansion lease for 2,206 Downstairs, the “Teramo” features a Weinbrenner has extensive experience tying up their precious capital, so they square feet of industrial space and a in marketing and selling luxury proper- can grow even faster lease renewal for 2,206 square feet at sweeping foyer, a large dining area that ties to local, national, and international For information, go to Goldenrod CommerCenter, 1468 N. flows into a sun-filled casual gathering clients, and will also focus on represent- www.504Experts.com. Goldenrod Road in east Orlando. area, a huge kitchen, and a downstairs ing home builders and community Michael Heidrich, principal at NAI owners suite. Upstairs offers four large developers in the marketing and sale of Emerson negotiates Realvest brokered the transactions repre- bedrooms and two full baths with a new residential communities and indi- senting the landlord, COP-Goldenrod, leases totaling 4,000 SF game room, Messina said. vidual custom homes. LLC of Maitland. ICI Homes has 22 home sites remain- Call 407 333-1900 or go to www.stir- ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Emerson The tenant in the Goldenrod lingsir.com for information. International closed on three new long- CommerCenter who renewed Suite 220 ing at Grand Hampton where residents term lease agreements recenlty totaling, and expanded into the adjacent Suite can enjoy a community clubhouse and NAI negotiates sale of office 3,619 square feet of office space in the 230, bringing total occupancy to 4,412 swimming pool, state-of-the-art fitness condominium for $500,000 CenterPointe Office Park in Altamonte square feet is Black Forge, LLC. center, tennis courts and children's Springs and Louisiana Office Park in Go to www.NAIRealvest.com for infor- playground. MAITLAND — NAI Realvest recently Winter Park. mation. Call 386-236-4178 for information. negotiated the sale of a 3,700 square foot Zac Starkey, commercial leasing associ- office condominium at 630 N. Wymore ate at Emerson International, negotiated Newmark Grubb Knight Road in the Maitland Professional Office Emerson International all three lease agreements. Village for $500,000. Frank named broker leases space in Longwood At the CenterPointe Office Park, New Tom R. Kelley, II, CCIM, principal at Foundations Christian Ministries leased SOUTH DAYTONA — Newmark Grubb ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Emerson NAI Realvest negotiated the sale of Suite 2,148 square feet of office space and Knight Frank has been named exclusive International recently closed on a new 330 at the center representing the seller, McGwier Family Law leased 740 square broker in the sale of a unique 6.2-acre lease agreement for 10,445 square feet of Marlyn D. Felsing, LLC of Maitland. feet. commercial development site on the office space at Sanlando I, 2170 West Longwood based FTI Funding LLC, a The Astra Group leased 1,030 square Halifax River in South Daytona. privately held investment firm, pur- State Road 434, Longwood, recently. feet at Emerson's Louisiana Office Park Mark Eilers, managing director at chased the office condominium. Kenneth Koch, director of leasing at on Louisiana Ave. in Winter Park. Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, said the Mark Harkins, Harkins Commercial, Emerson International, negotiated the Call Zac Starkey, at Emerson riverfront site could be perfect for a luxu- Inc. represented the buyer in the trans- new long-term lease agreement. International, Inc., 407-834-9560, or ry condominium, hotel or mixed-use action. Lisa Bailey of Morrison Commercial email to [email protected]. development and the timing is equally For information go to good, impact fees for development of the Realty participated in the transaction www.NAIRealvest.com. representing the new tenant, ATEC Royal Oak sets sales site are discounted 75 percent for the next two years. Systems. record, selling 30 homes Mercantile provides loan The site offers 603 feet of Halifax River Call Kenneth Koch, at Emerson for more than $2.1 M ORLANDO — Royal Oak Homes, based frontage and PUD zoning that allows International, Inc., 407-834-9560. 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Citizens First Bank to Revocable Trust $44,900. Greater Lks Ph 1, Patricia D to Colfin Ai Fl 4 Shores Etc, 10. Batinchok Robert M and Agreement Of Rose T James B Nutter & $207,332. LLC, Lt 14 Worthington Stander Edward J Tr Batinchok Susan A, Lt 17 Knickman and Rose T Company, Troia Dixie Lux Thomas E Tr, Lux Pl, $65,000. and Edward J Stander Sunnyside Trails Ph 2, Knickman Revocable Gayle Est, Hulburt Marlene M Tr, Thomas E Leinbach Paul W to Trust to Norman Daniel J $50,000. Trust and KCK Holdings Marilee N, Hulburt Lux Revocable Trust and Leinbach Paul W Life Est, and Norman Kristina J, Lt Roy Harold Dwane and LLC, Lt 12 Clermont Marilee, Saling Marileen, Marlene M Lux Revocable Ayala Aida L Life Est, 13 Davenport Park, Roy Sheila Ruby to Thr Fl Yacht Club, $100,000. Saling Marilee, Hudson Trust to Kepler Charles R Summers Gretchen L, $264,000. LP, Lt 178 Westwood Ph Mair Albert S to Lamb Marilee N, United States Jr and Kepler Margaret L, Leinbach Kurt W, Ansons Nicola to II, $148,000. Neil W and Lamb of America, U S Lt 136 Lk Frances Ests Un Mcdougal Caryn L and Mogent Eric L and Weeks Zimmerman Edward N Kathleen S, Lt 12 Department Of Housing 2, $45,000. Giese Alison L, Lt 126 Lynette W, Lt 131 and Zimmerman Judy D Dogwood Mtn Etc, and Urban Development, Matella Joseph and Plantation At Leesburg Magnolia Park Ph II, to Siweck Ann Sharon, Lt $254,000. Sylvan Shores Association Spencer Jarrod to Belle Grove, $10. $196,000. 18 Plantation At Leesburg United Southern Bank Inc and Lake County Gustafson Linda Annson Lennar Homes LLC to Aicher Kevin R to Golfview Village, to Beverly William R Tr Clerk of the Court to and Gustafson Charles Schoen Donald and Williams Randall E, Lt $140,000. and William R Beverly Federal National William, Lt 136 Southern Schoen Judith, Lt 129 131 Village Green, Spencer Jarrod and Revocable Trust, Lt 12 Mortgage Association, Lt Fields Ph I, $148,800. Heathrow Country Est $130,000. Matella Andrew to Eagles Point Sub, 13 Pt Lt 14 Blk 47 Sylvan Wallace Ronald A and Homes Ph 2, $422,018. Singh Roy and Singh Sanchez Brett A and $107,000. Shores, $0. Wallace Patricia C to Starble Pasquale E, Nilmani to Seepersaud Hornyak Lindsey L, Lt Fannie Mae, Federal Federal National Mcclellan Troy and Starbal Pasquale, Starble Ramchand, Lt 134 112 Sierra Vista Ph II, National Mortgage Mortgage Association, Mcclellan Lesli, Lt 14 Lk Dorothy M and Starbal Highlander Ests Tw, $175,000. Association and Shapiro National Default Title Idlewild Ests, $172,000. Dorothea to Starble $145,000. Standard Pacific of Fishman and Gache LLP Services and First Lake County Clerk of Pasquale E Tr, Pasquale E Standard Pacific of Tampa to Hyppolite to Thr Fl LP, Lt 120 Groves American Title Insurance the Court, Suntrust Starble Trust, Starble Tampa to Reiber Stanley Sheila and Hyppolite At Baytree Ph 2, $124,300. Company to Mortgage Inc, Reynolds Dorothy Morgan Tr and and Tredway Jeralynn, Lt Dieunon, Lt 119 Reserve Klein Timothy and Citimortgage Inc, Lt 13 Steven M. Reynolds Dorothy Morgan Starble 134 Reserve At Minneola At Minneola Ph 1, Klein Rachel to THR Fl LP, Skyridge Vly Ph I, $10. Stephen M and Reynolds Trust, Lt 13 Blk 43 Sylvan Ph 1, $166,720. $216,500. Lt 123 Sunset Village At Lennar Homes LLC and Smith Richard Clayton, Clermont Ph III, Lennar Homes Inc to Smith Helen Patricia and $160,000. Watson Mark R and Smith H Patricia to Smith Diocese of Central Fl Watson Sherry L, Lt 130 Richard Clayton Tr and Incorporated to Lake Heathrow Country Est Life Est, Smith Helen County Pol Subdivision, Homes Ph 2, $412,029. Patricia Tr and Life Est Lt 13 Blk A Okahumpka, Ansons Nicola to and Rnp Trust, Lt 1193 $10. Mogent Eric L and Weeks Orange Blossom Gardens Hedayat Arman to Lynette W, Lt 131 Un 7, $10. Biglin Eugene M and Magnolia Park Ph II, Underwood & Biglin Kathleen M, Lt 13 $196,000. Underwood LLC to Lakewood Ridge Ph 1a, Standard Pacific of Bolourtchi Parviz D and $138,800. Tampa to Reiber Stanley Bolourtchi Marilyn J, Lt Stowers Stephanie Ind and Tredway Jeralynn, Lt 12 Blk C Harbor Hills Un And Tr and Lace 134 Reserve At Minneola 1, $235,000. Irrevocable Trust to Lingo Ph 1, $166,720. Knickman W Edward Iii Michael, Lt 13 Orange Estancia Orlando LLC Tr, Knickman Rose T Tr, Blossom Gardens Un 3, to Spells Barbara P, Lt 136
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C4 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, March 29, 2013 Go low-cost but bold with rental MAUREEN GILMER sizes can run about $3 Scripps Howard News Service each. Use them to create a So long as there’s a back- new patio for under $100. yard outside your rental If you look at contempo- house, the door is open to rary high-end landscapes, creating affordable out- you’ll discover that those folks prefer to use nearly door living spaces. identical units to create Many rental homes lack greener porous paving backyard landscaping or areas. The steppers can be it’s dull and doesn’t reflect set edge to edge, or leave a any personal style. To cre- gap for decorative gravel, ate a wonderful space in grass or groundcover. just one or two weekends, Create a fire pit for about consider tips from the the same amount of Small Budget Gardener for money using antique- revamping your yard and looking concrete block adding comfortable sum- tumbled in giant drums to mer-living areas outdoors. make them look old. All To get the most from over Pinterest are exam- your efforts, focus on two ples of how to create a fire equally important factors: pit by stacking these First, make low-cost choic- blocks just so. Some repur- es. Second, choose pose old washing- portable items, so you can machine drums to hold take them to your next the fire, surrounded by dry house. walls of block. Their The most affordable weight is such that stacked patio makers are plain creations don’t need a concrete squares known as foundation or mortar. “steppers.” The smallest When it comes time to ones are about 1 foot move, just unstack, load square and 2 inches thick up and go. SHNS SHNS and run about a dollar or An easy-to-install — and affordable — metal trellis cloaks the rain Tall hollyhocks are easy to grow from seed and will produce even so apiece. Larger 2-foot SEE RENT | C5 gutter downspout with fast-growing native honeysuckle. more seed for next year’s crop.
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Friday, March 29, 2013 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS C5 Signed contracts to buy US homes dips slightly
MARTIN CRUTSINGER more than six years after month, the first monthly AP Economics Writer the housing market started gain since April. Even with WASHINGTON — Fewer to collapse. More people the gain, the inventory of Americans signed con- are also moving out on homes for sale was still 19 tracts to buy homes in their own after living with percent below a year ago. friends and relatives in the A limited supply of February, but the level recession. That’s driving a homes for sale has helped stayed near a three-year big gain in apartment con- drive prices higher. high, and analysts believe struction and also pushing U.S. home prices rose 8.1 sales of previously occu- up rents. percent for the 12 months pied homes will keep ris- Pending home sales rose that ended in January, ing in the coming months. SHNS 0.4 percent in the Midwest according to the Standard The National Associa-tion Ordinary dog-ear board fencing treated with watered-down latex or blue stain will recede into a and 0.1 percent in the West & Poor’s/Case-Shiller 20- of Realtors said that its sea- pleasant background. last month. They fell 2.5 city index. That’s the sonally adjusted index for percent in the Northeast fastest annual pace since pending home sales dipped and 0.3 percent in the June 2006. Prices rose in all to 104.8 in Febru-ary. That’s South. 20 cities surveyed and down from January’s read- One concern is that a eight markets posted dou- ing of 105.2 — the highest shortage of available ble digit gains. since April 2010, when a homes is limiting sales in Stable price gains should homebuyer’s tax credit was many markets. More peo- encourage more people to boosting sales. ple are also starting to put buy and put their homes Signed contracts are 8.4 their homes on the mar- on the market, keeping the percent higher than a ket, which could help sales housing recovery going. year ago. in the coming months. And higher home prices There is generally a one- The Realtors’ group last make people feel wealthi- to two-month lag between week said that the number er, which leads consumers a signed contract and a of available homes for sale to spend more and drives completed sale. rose 10 percent last more economic growth. In February, completed sales of previously occu- pied homes rose to a sea- sonally adjusted pace of 4.98 million, the fastest in more than three years. The gains in both signed con- tracts and completed sales point to a housing recov- ery that is strengthening, although re-sales remain below the 5.5 million that are consistent with healthy markets. Steady hiring and near record-low mortgage rates have encouraged more Americans to buy homes
SHNS This lattice bamboo screen is lightweight and easy to attach to a fence to give lovely purple clematis a ladder that's easily detached later.
choice for rentals. You can grow them RENT from seed or buy them in low-cost six CONTINUED FROM C4 packs to make your summer-living spaces look nestled into the landscape. The most Do not overlook paint and stain. They powerful plants are big, burly sunflowers. can turn worn-out wood fences or sheds Use in a patch or row or as a single speci- into something truly delightful. Often, men. Hollyhock is another great choice fencing at rentals is a hodgepodge of that leaves you with a whole crop of seeds wooden slats, but a can of stain can unify for next year. Cosmos, foxgloves and all the spans via subtle color. Water down the amaranths are easy-to-grow choices. latex paint to make it more like stain in As always, containers are the best way to your favorite color. Or if you’re looking for grow anything more long-lived, such as a lovely cottage garden, use whitewash to dwarf fruit trees and blueberries. The larg- transform an everyday look into a clean er the pot the more powerful it will be in and tidy background. greening up rental spaces with big plants A wall trellis is easy to make with scrap that will go elsewhere when you do. twigs -- or simply buy a cheap wood and Learning to garden as a renter is a great paint it. Some gardeners are recycling old way to save money while improving your screen doors, metal bedsteads and sec- lifestyle. Even the smallest spaces can be tions of old wrought-iron fencing for wall incredibly rewarding when transformed treillage, too. These flat panels stand with these ideas. against walls to allow vines to climb up for Maureen Gilmer is an author, horticul- a beautiful vertical garden. Best of all, you turist and landscape designer. Learn more can simply detach the trellis and take it at www.MoPlants.com. Contact her at with you. [email protected] or P.O. Box 891, Big annual plants are always the best Morongo Valley, CA 92256.
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LOCATION: Fox Chase 3692 Briar Run, Clermont FEATURES: LOCATION: 895 Southland Drive, Tavares FEATURES: Choice LOCATION: 1110 Oakland Circle, Tavares FEATURES: Mobile 3BR/2BA, 2,613 sq. ft. gorgeous view, swimming pool two story, 2 lot with water views. Furnished 2BR/2BA – Imperial Terrace Home Estates - Great winter investment or week-end get-away car garage, granite, den, beautiful cabinets LISTING PRICE: LISTING PRICE: $99,900 SELLING PRICE: $80,000 LISTING 2BR/1BA LISTING PRICE: $16,200 SELLING PRICE: $16,200 $260,000 SELLING PRICE: $255,000 LISTING AGENT & AGENT & OFFICE: Marlene Cook, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Marlene Cook, ERA Tom OFFICE: Susan Halverson, Keller Williams Classic III Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Marlene Cook, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Marlene Cook, SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Rick Arbutine, Charles Grizzard Inc. ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. Rutenberg Realty Orlando.
LOCATION: 4337 Lemon Street FEATURES: 3BR/2BA LOCATION: 4145 Bair Avenue, Fruitland Park FEATURES: LOCATION: 1213 9th Street Leesburg FEATURES: 4BR/3BA LISTING PRICE: $79,900 SELLING PRICE: $79,900 4BR/3BA LISTING PRICE: $180,000 SELLING PRICE: LISTING PRICE: $279,900 SELLING PRICE: $276,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Pamela Russell, Foxfire Realty. $172,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Linda Grizzard, ERA LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Jamie Lacourt, Foxfire Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Lena Williams, Morris Realty & Tom Grizzard Realty Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Lena SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Lena Williams, Morris Realty & Investments. Williams, Morris Realty and Investments. Investments.
LOCATION: 6356 Sailboat Avenue, Tavares FEATURES: Royal LOCATION: 26626 Bermuda Drive, Tavares FEATURES: LOCATION: 36624 Barrington Drive FEATURES: 4BR/2BA Harbor – Former builders’ model on the gorgeous shores of Little 3BR/3BA LISTING PRICE: $299,900 SELLING PRICE: LISTING PRICE: $139,700 SELLING PRICE: $133,000 Lake Harris LISTING PRICE: $329,500 SELLING PRICE: $295,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Jo Leen Cooper, Morris LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Joleen Cooper, Morris Realty and $290,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Roxanne Logan, ERA Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Steven Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Joleen Cooper, Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Paula Kerp, Simpkins, Foxfire Realty. Morris Realty and Investments. Easy Street Realty Florida Inc.
LOCATION: Silver Charm Court, Leesburg FEATURES: 5 LOCATION: Marion County Road, Lot 3, Dove Hill LOCATION: 39929 Bayview Drive, Lady Lake FEATURES: Acres LISTING PRICE: $64,900 SELLING PRICE: $50,000 FEATURES: 5 Acre Parcel LISTING PRICE: $69,000 2BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $114,900 SELLING PRICE: LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Theresa A. Morris, Morris Realty SELLING PRICE: $69,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Mike $108,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Carolyn Kennedy, and Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Patricia Cyrus, Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & Morris Realty and Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Bitsios, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. OFFICE: Theresa A. Morris, Morris Realty & Investments. Carolyn Kennedy, Morris Realty and Investments.
LOCATION: 3800 Bayshore Circle, Tavares FEATURES: LOCATION: 9025 Treasure Island Road FEATURES: 3BR/2BA LOCATION: 15144 Colley Drive, Tavares FEATURES: 3BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $199,900 SELLING PRICE: LISTING PRICE: $110,000 SELLING PRICE: $113,000 3BR/2BA, pool, , updated kitchen & laminate floors. LISTING $192,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Theresa A. Morris, LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Lena Williams & Carolyn PRICE: $137,500 SELLING PRICE: $125,000 LISTING AGENT Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Kennedy, Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & & OFFICE: Connie Wilhelm, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING Lee Ungaro, Prudential Results Realty. OFFICE: Lena Williams, Morris Realty and Investments. AGENT & OFFICE: Kyle Clark, Re/Max Town & Country Realty.
LOCATION: 1328 Plymouth Avenue, Mount Dora FEATURES: Move-in condition bungalow with 2BR/1BA, large Florida Room LISTING PRICE: $67,100 SELLING PRICE: $65,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Tammy King, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Pierre Vachon, Coldwell Banker Tyre & Taylor.
LOCATION: 5441 Aurora Drive, Leesburg FEATURES: Legacy of Leesburg 3BR/2BA, with wooded views LISTING PRICE: $128,000 SELLING PRICE: $125,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Marilyn Morris, ERA Tom Grizzard Realty Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Joann Pendley, Allen Realty.
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LOCATION: 1404 New Abbey Avenue, Leesburg FEATURES: LOCATION: 35627 Cypress Ct., Leesburg FEATURES: LOCATION: 25725 Whisper Oaks Leesburg FEATURES: 2BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $87,900 SELLING PRICE: $79,000 2BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $149,900 SELLING PRICE: 3BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $164,500 SELLING PRICE: LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Valerie Foerst, Morris Realty & $127,500 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Valerie Foerst, Morris $155,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Theresa A. Morris, Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Duane Lanier, Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Barbara Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Vangie Berry Signature Realty. Ann Hutcheson, People’s Choice Realty Services. Lynn Roeder, Real Living Real Estate.
LOCATION: 1422 Orkney Drive, Leesburg FEATURES: LOCATION: 304 Woodland Trail, Lady Lake FEATURES: LOCATION: 853 Summit Greens Blvd., Clermont FEATURES: 2BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $61,900 SELLING PRICE: $60,000 3BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $119,000 SELLING PRICE: Great Italian tile throughout, elevated view, 2 car garage, LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Lena Williams, Morris Realty & $115,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Lena Williams, Morris 2BR/2BA, den for office, in 55+ community with great amenities. Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Carol Zior, Century Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Theresa Great location LISTING PRICE: $165,000 SELLING PRICE: 21 Carlino Realty. A. Morris, Morris Realty & Investments. $163,800 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Susan Halverson, Keller Williams Classic III Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Susan Halverson, Keller Williams Classic III Realty.
LOCATION: 11934 Howe Street, Leesburg FEATURES: LOCATION: Trilogy, 141 Crepe Myrtle, Groveland FEATURES: LOCATION: King’s Ridge, 3829 Doune Way, Clermont 3BR/2.5BA LISTING PRICE: $149,500 SELLING PRICE: 3BR/2BA Short Sale, 1,800 sq. ft. , screened in lanai, 55+ FEATURES: 2BR/2BA, All tile floors, 1 car garage, new cabinets, $155,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Theresa A. Morris, community, great clubhouse, wood cabinets, granite counter-tops, screened lanai. LISTING PRICE: $110,000 SELLING PRICE: Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: tile floors, 2 car garage. LISTING PRICE: $109,000 SELLING $90,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Susan Halverson, Keller Linda Marsh, Morris Realty & Investments. PRICE: $109,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Tony Scott, Williams Classic III Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Florida Real Estate Associates. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Susan Halverson, Keller Williams Classic III Realty. Susan, Keller Williams Classic III Realty.
LOCATION: 1223 North Lee Street FEATURES: 3BR/1BA LOCATION: 41240 Posey Drive Eustis FEATURES: Vacant Lot LOCATION: 10100 Misty Meadow Road, Leesburg FEATURES: LISTING PRICE: $34,000 SELLING PRICE: $30,000 LISTING LISTING PRICE: $9,500 SELLING PRICE: $8,500 LISTING 3BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $174,900 SELLING PRICE: AGENT & OFFICE: Valerie Foerst, Morris Realty & AGENT & OFFICE: Theresa A. Morris, Morris Realty & $174,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Theresa A. Morris, Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE Valerie Foerst, Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Theresa A. Morris, Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Morris Realty & Investments. Morris Realty & Investments. Theresa A. Morris, Morris Realty & Investments.
LOCATION: 35224 Haines Creek Road FEATURES: 3BR/2BA LOCATION: 711 Coach N Four Drive FEATURES: 2BR/2BA LOCATION: 2611 Autumn Lane, Eustis FEATURES: Beautiful LISTING PRICE: $133,500 SELLING PRICE: $124,900 LISTING PRICE: $39,500 SELLING PRICE: $33,000 LISTING 4BR/2BA pool home with lots of upgrades. LISTING PRICE: LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Theresa A. Morris, Morris Realty AGENT & OFFICE: Joan M. DeFoe, Morris Realty & $169,000 SELLING PRICE: $160,000 LISTING AGENT & & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Mary Dunn, Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Joan M. DeFoe, OFFICE: Lynne Cox, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING Dunn Realty. Morris Realty & Investments. AGENT & OFFICE: Vangie Berry, Vangie Berry Signature Realty.
LOCATION: King’s Ridge, 3688 Eversholt, Clermont FEATURES: 2BR/2BA, Remodeled by L R Manno INC. tile LOCATION: Heritage Hills, 3605 Corsica Lane, Clermont LOCATION: 1450 Lakemist Lane, Clermont FEATURES: floors and carpet in bedrooms, 1 car garage, new cabinets, FEATURES: Bonita floor plan, new constructions, 1,866 sq. ft. 3BR/2BA, 2,321 sq. ft. Home has formal living and dining with a granite, new stainless appliances and fixtures and fans, screened hardwood floors, granite counter-tops, 2 car garage, screened in 3-car garage. Located on the #3 tee. LISTING PRICE: $219,500 lanai LISTING PRICE: $139,900 SELLING PRICE: $139,900 lanai, interior laundry, wood cabinets. Corner lot. LISTING SELLING PRICE: $210,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Susan Halverson, Keller PRICE: $192,670 SELLING PRICE: $192,670 LISTING AGENT Ronald Lawson, Watson Realty Corp. . SELLING AGENT & Williams Classic III Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: & OFFICE: Linda Replogl, Lennar Builders. SELLING AGENT OFFICE: Brandie Mathison-Klein, Keller Williams Classic Sabina Bayou, Phillips and Associates. & OFFICE: Susan Halverson, Keller Williams Classic III Realty. Realty III.
LOCATION: 6120 Landings Blvd. FEATURES: 4BR/2BA LOCATION: 19818 Eldorado Drive FEATURES: 2BR/2BA LOCATION: 1115 Ben Hope Drive, Leesburg FEATURES: LISTING PRICE: $298,500 SELLING PRICE: $270,000 LISTING PRICE: $94,900 SELLING PRICE: $92,000 LISTING 2BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $71,900 SELLING PRICE: $65,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Lena Williams & Camie AGENT & OFFICE: Theresa A. Morris, Morris Realty and LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Cynthia Wheeler, ERA Tom Kennedy, Morris Realty and Investments. SELLING AGENT & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Judy Blundel, Grizzard Realty Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Valerie OFFICE: Lena Williams & Camie Kennedy, Morris Realty and Camelot Realty. Foerst, Morris Realty & Investments. Investments. C M Y K
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