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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBEROUTH 2, 2011 LAKE RESS50¢ NEWSSTAND S www.southlakepress.com P MASCOTTE CLERMONT Landfill: New firm, SAVAGE and EXTREME old issue ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer [email protected] Signs reading “Stop the Dump!” went up around town months ago amid rumors that a controversial proposal to build a landfill at Heron’s Glen off State Road 33 near Smith Road was being resubmitted. Waste Management Inc. withdrew its application in late 2010, following heated opposition by residents. The company never did resubmit its proposal but in May, when council members were discussing a zoning change that could allow landfills, the signs began to appear. Now, Golden Engineer- ing and Environmental Solutions, a company out of Orlando, has its sights set on the property, along with a proposal that also includes a landfill. An application was filed Aug. 22 with the city. “I can tell you that an VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL application was taken and ABOVE: Morgan Kane of Orlando, front, crawls under barbed wire and slogs through the Mud and Guts finale of has been provided to our the Savage Race. RIGHT: Mike Morrissey of Clermont used body paint to get into the spirit of the “Savage Race.” contract planner (Weaver- Boos Consultants in Cler- mont) for review,” City Prerace flyers warned: ‘If you’re Manager Jim Gleason said. “This is the first step and they (planners) are in the process of reviewing the tough, you need to prove it’ application to see if it’s complete and, if so, does it ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer Kevin Jowett, who labeled the race “a suc- meet the city’s rules and [email protected] cess,” said the feedback he’s gotten has been regulations for it to go for- all positive. evin and Audrey Jowett didn’t know ward to the city for discus- “I think it was an amazing success,” he what to expect from their plans to sion and review.” said. “I was thrilled to have had the opportu- host the first-ever endurace foot race K nity to show off the property to so many According to Gleason, he at their 230-acre “Revolution, the Off Road local people who may not have known about was made aware that resi- Experience.” dents should also be us. People were also so excited about the Admittedly, they were nervous about the receiving a postcard from race, and we would look to host it again if we event held last weekend. But when it was the company in the mail knew we could.” over, the Jowetts were pleased to have been regarding the potential Footpower at Revolution is something new part of “The Savage Race,” an extreme obsta- benefits of the project. to the Jowetts, who purchased the property cle course and five-mile race combination. In addition to project eight years ago and spent years putting in “We hope ‘Revolution’ becomes part of the details, a list of short-term multipurpose tracks and trails overlooking a ‘Savage Race’ family because we’d love to SEE LANDFILL | A2 host it again,” Audrey Jowett said. SEE SAVAGE RACE | A6

CLERMONT INSIDE CLASSIFIED B8 Health care exec Moore to lead South Lake Hospital CROSSWORDS B2 DEATHS A13 ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer Longacre’s impending retire- qualified to lead the hospital, are passionate about provid- REAL ESTATE C1 [email protected] having earned the trust of the ing the best care possible for ment. REMEMBER WHEN B1 A decision for her replace- staff, board and physicians.” the people of the communi- After more than 35 years ment had not been made until After his appointment, ties we serve,” Moore said. SPORTS B4 with South Lake Hospital, Aug. 25, when it was an- Moore said he is grateful to be “South Lake Hospital is truly VOICES A4 Chief Executive Officer Leslie nounced it will be Chief embarking on a new journey, the definition of a community WORD ON THE STREET A2 Longacre — who started her Operating Officer John Moore. and is looking foward to his hospital. You see that connec- career with the hospital as an “John is an experienced continued service to both the tion not only in the hospital SOUTH LAKE PRESS emergency room nurse and health care leader who is hospital and a community he setting, but in the National worked her way up to the top known for his ability to culti- cares deeply about. Training Center, our outpa- VOLUME 96, NO.34 | 3 SECTIONS spot — is passing the gavel vate relationships,” said Susan “I am excited by the oppor- tient centers and our home preceding her retirement. McLean, president of South tunity to continue working health agency.” ©2008, HarborPoint Media. The hospital’s Board of Lake Hospital's Board of with a great team and an All rights reserved. CEO JOHN MOORE Directors has been aware of Directors. “He is uniquely exceptional medical staff that SEE MOORE | AS www.southlakepress.com

A2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, September 2, 2011 What South Lake residents are saying about their... South Lake Briefs CLERMONT Wordon the LABOR DAY PLANS Pharmacist to give advice Street What will you be doing this weekend? on checkups and shots CVS Chief Pharmacist Miriam Onugha and assistants will discuss the important topic of prescription drugs on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Kehlor building. Onugha and assistants will be offering help for the proper use and possible negative interactions or allergic reactions to prescription drugs. The event is hosted by AARP Chapter 5199. Visitors are welcome. Call 352-242-0314 for information. MINNEOLA Well, my husband is Barbecue with friends I have absolutely no We’re going to have a I’ll be working all working but if they and family. plans since I’m retired, party with some weekend, including Canine rescue group have something here SUNJAY KULKARNI but I’ll probably end friends over, and will Monday. But it’s OK; hosts fundraiser car show in Clermont, I’ll come ORLANDO up at my girlfriend’s probably go see the I’m saving up to go to Houndhaven, a canine rescue, reha- down here. They might house somehow. fireworks at Disney. Kentucky to get my bilitation and pet adoption shelter have something going WILLIAM SIINO GEORGE WALKER motorcycle. located in Minneola, is hosting its first on in Groveland too. DAVENPORT CLERMONT JOSHUA HAMLIN “Cruisers for Canines” car show from We’ll see. CLERMONT PAMELA HAMLIN 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Oct. 1, in Winter CLERMONT Garden Village. For information call Linda Colletta, president of Houndhaven, at 352-243- 9795, visit www.houndhaven.org, or CLERMONT contact Thana France from “Cruisers for Canines” at 407-405-5203. LSCC to offer bachelor’s degrees in 3 programs CLERMONT Knights of Columbus to Special to the South Lake Press missioned that incorporated CEO BOARD RE-ELECTS 2 OFFICERS host fundraiser Sept. 24 interviews from more than 40 signifi- The Lake-Sumter Commu-nity cant private and public local employ- Special to the Daily Commercial Blessed Sacrament Knights of College District Board of Trustees has ers to ascertain their current and Lake-Sumter Community College’s District Board of Columbus Council No. 13240 of voted to expand the college's academ- future needs. Trustee member Margo Odom was re-elected by fellow Clermont will host a pasta dinner ic programs to include four-year From this comprehensive analysis trustees to serve as its 2011-12 chair. fundraiser Sept. 24 at Blessed degrees in three areas. emerged the need for a workforce with Odom, a lifelong Lake Countian and Umatilla resi- Sacrament Church, S.R. 50 and 12th LSCC’s four criteria for choosing a bachelor’s degree preparation in eight dent, was appointed to the board by former Gov. Jeb Street in Clermont. Bush in 2005. bachelor’s degree program are: primary fields. The meal features an authentic ࡯ The workforce needs of Lake and An LSCC graduate, she went on to earn her bache- Further study by the college admin- lor’s degree from USF and a master’s degree from Italian pasta and meatball dinner, Sumter counties, istration and input from the Board of Rollins College. She played an active role as a director cooked by members of the council. ࡯ Student interest, Trustees led to the prioritization of the and past-president of the LSCC Foundation prior to join- Adult beverages are available for a ࡯ College assets such as facilities, following three degrees: Bachelor of ing the board, and was Embarq’s regional director of donation. personnel and financial resources, Science in nursing, Bachelor of external affairs until her retirement last year. Doors open at 5 p.m.; dinner served and Applied Science in organizational During his seven years as an LSCC Foundation until 7 p.m. director, Tim Morris held every office within the Tickets are $8 per person and $6 for ࡯ Partner relationships. management, and Bachelor of Applied fundraising organization, including its presidency. The college engaged the community Science in environmental science. Gov.Charlie Crist appointed him in 2007. children under 12 and can be pur- on multiple levels in order to deter- LSCC now embarks on a lengthy Morris will serve as the board’s vice chairman dur- chased at the Blessed Sacrament mine what types of degrees are need- approval process designed by the State ing the 2011-12 academic year. A Leesburg resident, church office, or by contacting Jim ed. Student, faculty and advisory com- of Florida to ensure that new degree he is vice president of Ernie Morris Enterprises, Inc. Laria at 352-243-3292, Robert Britten mittee surveys and focus groups were programs meet the needs in the area Lake-Sumter Community College’s nine-member at 352-394-4047 or Peter Capece at Board of Trustees is made up of five representatives conducted. The New Vision Council to be served, have sufficient demand, 352-243-0393 or 772-571-7084. from Lake County and four from Sumter County. Proceeds will be donated to the comprised of community leaders and are not similar to programs Appointed or reappointed by the governor every four advised LSCC on its future direction. offered by other higher education years, board members govern and set policies for the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church’s A local labor market study was com- institutions in the region. college. social hall renovation project. CLERMONT WE WANT VETERANS Clermont’s Community If you know of a veteran in Yard Sale set for Oct. 2 Lake, Sumter or Marion coun- The Clermont Downtown ties whose name should be added to the Lake County Partnership and the very popular Veterans Memorial, call Clermont Farmers Market will host a 352-314-2100, or visit “Community Yard Sale” from 9 a.m. www.lakeveterans.com. to noon, Oct. 2, on Montrose Street in historic downtown Clermont. Vendor spaces are 12x10 foot and are available for $15 for the day. Guests can enjoy the yard sale while # # # # # # # # # # # # # shopping at the farmers market and visit the local downtown shops for # 4 Days Only # COURTESY WWW.SOUTHLAKEHOSPITAL.COM great deals. Moore led the development, planning, design and completion of the hospital’s recent # Mon.-Thurs. 9/5-9/8 # Visit www.clermontdowntownpart- $63 million expansion. nership.com for a vendor application # # or call Cheryl Fishel, event coordina- 30% OFF ALL SPAS Community Foundation of South tor, at 407-625-3818. # # MOORE Lake and the Central Florida Sports CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 Commission. # CLERMONT (352) 728-0772 • (800) 369-0772 # He joined Orlando Health — a Moore oversees hospital opera- # 3050 US Hwy 441 (S. of 466A), Fruitland Park # partner with South Lake Hospital — Lost Lake Elementary M-F 9-5:30, Sat 9-5, Sun 11:30-4 • Check us out on Facebook tions and most recently led the in 1997. SAC meets Tuesday # # # # # # # # # # # # # development, planning, design and He earned both his master’s of The Lost Lake Elementary School's completion of South Lake Hospital's healthcare administration and his $63 million expansion. School Advisory Council will meet at bachelor’s of business administra- The two-year project nearly dou- 6 p.m., Tuesday, in the Media Center. tion from the University of Kentucky. bled the size of the hospital, adding The agenda includes discussions on additional patient beds, new outpa- South Lake Hospital, in partner- membership and elections, the school tient services, a robotic surgical sys- ship with Orlando Health, is part of a improvement plan, and SAC training. tem and several state-of-the-art 180-acre health, wellness and edu- Future meetings of the council will service lines, including two cardiac cation campus that employs be held Oct. 4, Nov. 1 and Dec. 6 at 6 catheterization labs. approximately 1,100 people and p.m. in the Media Center. Moore is engaged in the business includes the 122-bed hospital, the community here, serving as chair- Centre for Women’s Health, the GROVELAND man of the South Lake Chamber of National Training Center, and an Commerce, and on the boards of outpatient surgery center and Faith Neighborhood Cornerstone Hospice, Lake EMS, endoscopy center. Center needs your help The FAITH Neighborhood Center, a nonprofit agency in South Lake about the environmental protec- County provides clothing and house- LANDFILL tions currently in force and is sur- hold items, as well as food to needy CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 prised about how different mod- families In South Lake County. All ern-day landfills are from those of services are provided at no cost to benefits are outlined on the web- past years. clients. site and include a $1 million con- “I’ve got the same idea that At the present time, the center, tribution from developers for some residents may have about located at 7432 S.R. 50 in Groveland, wastewater treatment, a $200,000 what trash heaps used to look like is in desperate need of clothing. advance host fee in year one to sta- but, nowadays, it’s all more con- Call 352-429-1200 for information. bilize public services and to allevi- trolled because it’s a business,” ate property tax burdens from the Krull said. “People should read up residents, and up to $200,000 more on landfills ... to open their eyes to SEND NEWS BRIEFS TO: in advance host fees prior to the the technological advances asso- opening of Heron’s Glen. ciated with them, whether it [email protected] Mayor Jeff Krull said he has read changes their minds or not.”

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OURVOICE Fighting crime YOUROPINIONS every way they can LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Government working for PROACTIVE POLICING: Law enforcement isn’t merely about catching itself: Business as usual LETTER of the WEEK bad guys and ensuring justice is served. It’s During the past decade, the private about staying one step ahead of the work force has grown only one per- criminals.Good police departments measure their cent, while government has grown 15 effectiveness in terms of crime prevention. percent. In 2009, the average wage in the private sector was $61,059; the average government employee made ighting crime effectively sometimes involves changing your frame of reference. $123,049. F Law enforcement isn’t merely about Today, there are more than 21.3 catching bad guys and ensuring justice is million government employees, repre- served. It’s about staying one step ahead of senting 16 percent of the voting public. the criminals. When spouses are factored in, around Good police departments measure their 30 percent of all government employ- effectiveness in terms of crime prevention, ees who are eligible to vote; most vote rather than cleaning up after the fact. Democrat. Cops will stay in back of the crime wave if If you were a government employee they take a reactive attitude. To achieve suc- or a retired government employee, or cess investigators must find ways to stay one a union construction worker doing step ahead of the criminal element by antici- government work, would you vote for a pating where the next strikes are going to take party that wants to cut government In times of need, library services place. spending? Several local agencies are doing just that — When Obamacare is fully imple- being proactive. mented, there will be 135 new “czars” should not be cut by governments Clermont is one example. Police in that city in his plan. They must have a staff. have a started SALT (Seniors and Law Who will write new regulations for Where do the unemployed find Those politicians who are not reg- Enforcement Together) program with meet- their departments? Whatever they job openings? What if they have no ular library patrons should visit ings mostly held in elderly communities. write will be published in the “Federal computer, no Internet access, no their local libraries. Libraries are no Studies conducted by Consumer Law Center Registrar.” In 30 days, whatever is phone, no car and no newspaper longer hushed enclaves for the show fraudulent telemarketers, for example, written becomes the law of the land! subscription? brainy and bibliophiles. They are direct anywhere from 56 percent to nearly 80 Congress has no say in what is to be They go to the nearest public bustling centers helping communi- percent of their calls at older customers. written. Congress could cut library. ty members on the wrong side of Capt. Jon Johnson said education is the best Obamacare funding, but have you Local governments are now deep the digital divide. These people way to prevent crime. He said people who are ever heard of a government program into their budgetary processes. have neither physical access to aware of how fraudulent schemes and tech- once started, terminated? Revenues are down and services technology nor the resources and niques work are less likely to become victims. Four thousand furloughed FAA must be cut. The “soft” services, skills needed to effectively partici- The Lake County Sheriff’s Office recently host- em-ployees and 70,000 idled construc- such as parks and recreation and pate as digital citizens. They des- ed a “Kicks for Guns” program. tion workers have been in the news libraries are easy prey. perately need the libraries. The message: Turn in your gun, no ques- because of the Essential Air Service Governments must not cut library As Andrew Carnegie the founder tions asked. program initiated in 1978. services. In fact, in this dismal eco- of America’s free library system, The office also gave away Walmart and When airlines were deregulated, the nomic climate, library budgets said, “I choose free libraries as the Target gift cards to entice gun owners. EAS program gave subsides to small should be enhanced. People need best agencies for improving the While much of police work may involve airlines and airports. The program was jobs! masses of the people, because they seemingly mundane matters, such as writing scheduled to terminate in 1988. When People need a place to find jobs, a give nothing for nothing. They only reports or conducting traffic stops, the most a Republican congressman slipped in place with expert research help — help those who help themselves.” significant advances in law enforcement are an amendment to cut 13 of the 150 a public library. VIRGINIA BARKER | Mount Dora comparable to a good game of chess. subsidized airports into a vote on You anticipate your adversaries’ next few continuing funding, West Virginia moves and you set in motion steps to thwart Democrat Sen. Jay Rockefeller com- Vice President Joe Biden called Answer to bad economy their advance. plained, we “risk shutting down our American voters “terrorists.” Is that is simple: More jobs! We commend local law enforcement for nation’s aviation system.” One airport bad manners? their approach. This is one battle we’re confi- was in his district. Who has the power? It is in the While looking at the huge volume of dent the good guys will win. A one-way airline ticket from hands of every voter. hot air that has settled over the middle Orlando to Ely, Nev., (Dem. Sen. Harry The USA is the greatest nation civi- of the country for some time, could it Reid’s district) costing $268 sounds lization has ever produced — a work be possible that it is an accumulation WHAT’S YOUR OPINION? cheap, but the $3,720 we taxpayers are in progress. And we vote. Listen to us, of all the hot air spewing from the The SOUTH LAKE PRESS invites you to write letters to the editor, adding to that ticket is almost 14 times stop name-calling; we, the people, Washington, D.C., area and spreading expressing your original thoughts, on topics of public interest. Letters the ticket price! west? should be no longer than 350 words. They must be original, signed have the power. We will vote at the with the full name of the writer and include the writer’s address and Two-hundred million a year in sub- polls. It is an American tradition. It seems that the president and telephone number for verification. We reserve the right to edit for sidies for the EAS program since 1978 Congress are the experts in creating length to make room for more letters. Letters also will be edited for means little to Congress. It’s just busi- RUTHIE KELLY | The Villages grammar, clarity, taste and libel. We accept no more than two letters more heat than light. Can they come per month from the same writer. No open letters, form letters or ness as usual. up with a way of saving it for winter? copies of letters to third parties will be published. We do not pub- County should adopt lish unsigned letters. Submissions are not returned. We retain the SONNY HENINGER | Leesburg Has the obvious answer of four let- right to archive and republish any material submitted for publication. antitethering ordinance ters — “jobs” — escaped their think- You can submit your letters by: ing? E-mail (preferred) to: The power still lies in the The Lake County Commission [email protected] vote of ‘we the people’ should adopt an antitethering ordi- C’mon you folks in D.C. Get serious. By regular mail to: nance to protect the welfare of dogs Maybe you need to lose yours before Letters to the Editor When President Barack Obama 732 W. Montrose St. and cats. you get real. order-ed a lock-out of duly elected, Clermont, FL 34711 I have observed a white dog chained Remember, we get to vote in 2012. By fax to: sworn-in Congress people from Bring it on! 352-394-8001 day and night, summer and winter. It attending the Obamacare health vot- was reported to animal control, and DEE BETZ | Leesburg EDITORIALS ing odyssey while posting a sergeant- because this poor dog had a small Editorials are the consensus opinion of the editorial board, not any at-arms enforcer to keep the duly individual. They are written by the editorial staff, but are not signed. shelter and water, I was told it was Some editorials are provided by a third-party service. elected public officials from represent- WE WANT VETERANS ing its constituency, that action was legal. How sad. GUEST COLUMNS “groundbreaking.” But the commission can turn this If you know of a veteran in If you would like to submit a guest column on a local, state or President Obama then crisscrossed around. Lake, Sumter or Marioncounties national issue, e-mail your submission to southlakepress@daily- I pray they will adopt an antitether- whose name should be added to commercial.com, or mail it to Letters to Editor, 732 W. Montrose St., the U.S. extolling the virtues of a law the Lake County Veterans Clermont, FL 34711. Guest columns should be limited to 550 words no one read. Is that attention deficit ing law like Seminole County. Memorial, call 352-314-2100, in length. The writer also must submit a recent photograph to be published with the column, as well as a brief biographical sketch. disorder? ELEANOR ARNOLD | Fruitland Park or visit www.lakeveterans.com.

Friday, September 2, 2011 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A5 Arts&Entertainment WINTER PARK CLERMONT ‘Shared History’ comes Drawing Classes set for teens and adults to light in new exhibit New six-week classes for teens and adults, age 14 and older, will are being offered by artist and teacher Beth Kreutz at the South Lake Art League gallery, 776 Montrose St., Clermont. The two-hour classes will teach technical and creative skills to students in a variety of media. Call 352-241-7665 for details. CLERMONT Directors, designers needed for theater group Resumes for show directors, stage managers, set designers, lighting designers, costume designers and choreographers for the 2011-12 season are now being accepted by the South Lake Theatre Company. Shows will include “You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown,” “Smokey Joe’s Café,” a holiday play to be deter- COURTESY PHOTO mined, and “Aida.” This is an image of Jacksonville’s LaVilla community. Resumes can be submitted to resumes@communityartsconnec- Special to the Daily Commercial Museum in Jacksonville and The tion.com. Southeast Museum of Photography For information, call 352-435-5415. id-Century: A in Daytona Beach. Photographic View of The exhibition opens Sept. 9 a Three African-American CLERMONT M panel discussion from 6 to 7 p.m. Communities in Florida, September Historical Society looks 9 to December 30, 2011 on “Preserving Community through for mayors’ photos An original exhibition exploring Documentary Photography.” the shared strength of three black The panel will be moderated by The South Lake County Historical communities in the 1940s and ‘50s Schreyer, with presentations by Society would like to showcase por- in Jacksonville, Daytona Beach and Lydia Stewart, curator and adminis- traits of Clermont’s mayors in the Winter Park debuts on Sept. 9 at trator of the Ritz Theatre and Cooper Memorial Library. both the Jenkins Gallery at Crealdé’s Museum; Dr. Leonard Lempel, pro- The society needs photographs of main campus, 600 Andrews fessor of history and African- the city’s former mayors for use in the Boulevard, Winter Park, and the American studies at Daytona State memorial wall exhibit. Call Dodie King, Historic Village Hannibal Square Heritage Center, College; Melissa Reamer, collections manager, at 352-593-8496 for infor- 642 W. New England Ave., Winter manager at the Southeast Museum mation. Park. of Photography; and Fairolyn Both locations will include Ellie Livingston, Heritage Center manag- LEESBURG Lee Weems’ images of Jacksonville’s er and chief historian. LaVilla community — once known A reception will follow from 7 to Cattle Baron’s Ball goes as the Harlem of the South — from 8:30 p.m. at the Jenkins Gallery on ‘South of the Border’ the archives of the Ritz Theatre and Crealdé’s main campus. Then the Museum; Gordon Parks’ famous The American Cancer Society’s reception will move to the Hannibal photographs of Daytona Beach’s Cattle Baron’s Ball held each year in Square Heritage Center from 8:30 to Midway neighborhood, on loan February will have a “South of the 10 p.m. for a live jazz performance from the Southeast Museum of Border” theme in 2012. Photography; and the family photo- by the Chuck Archard Trio, featuring The event will be held at 6 p.m., Feb. graphs of Winter Park’s Hannibal music from the 1940s and ‘50s. 18, 2012, This exhibition is funded in part at “The Square community, selected from The Heritage Center’s permanent through a tourist development Ranch” at grant from Orange County Bella collection. Government Department of Arts Collina The “Mid-Century” exhibition is and Cultural Affairs. Club. curated by Crealdé Executive Boots, Director Peter Schreyer, in partner- For information, call 407-671- jeans and ship with The Ritz Theatre and 1886, or visit www.crealde.org. cowboy hats will be welcome, but for next year’s event participants can add a little Southwestern flair to their outfit. Lake County Sheriff Gary Borders will be joining Event Chair Ken Knorr of That Company, and Co-Chair Bret Jones and Alison Strange of Bret Jones, PA. The shindig benefits the American Cancer Society Lake/Sumter. the 2012 goal is to raise $175,000 to provide services for local cancer patients and research. Officials are expecting 300- plus attendees, and sponsorship packages are still available. For information, call the American COURTESY PHOTO Cancer Society at 352-326-9599, ext. This is a photo of the original officers of the club. 5706, or send an e-mail to Dorothy Hardee, [email protected]. TAVARES ‘3 Points of View’ on display until October This month’s Art in the Square display at City Hall, 201 E. Main St., Tavares offers “3 Points of View” by artists Yvonne Feavearyear, Sue 407.876.0005 Reynolds and Marylee Voegele. The works of the artists will remain on display until October. Viewers will see a vibrant collection of watermedia and mixed media on paper, board and canvas. More than 30 pieces are on display and available for purchase. Feavearyear, a resident of Leesburg, was born and raised in New York City. She has been an active member of the Leesburg Art Association and serves SERVICES INCLUDE: on the board of the Center for the New Construction & Restoration Arts. Service & Maintenance Mostly a self-taught artist, she has Installation & Service of Boat Lifts & Jet Ski Lifts worked as a commercial artist; creat- Seawall Construction & Repairs ing, designing and producing cus- Installation of Dock Accessories tomized support materials and litera- ture for the corporate convention market’s special events. www.creativedeckanddock.com A6 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, September 2, 2011 SAVAGE RACE CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 lake for water sports. They normally rent boats, buggies, Jeeps and an assortment of 4x4s, all kept in perfect working order. But on Aug. 27, running shoes ruled the day at the property located at 4000 State Road 33 in Clermont. “If you’re afraid of extreme obstacles, fire and mud, DO NOT sign up for ‘Savage Race,’” a flyer for the event warned. “If you’re tough, you need to prove it.” The giant water slide was a refreshing element of the race. The race consisted of a five-mile jog, with obstacles such as a 35-foot awesome costume.” Andy Farrina, 48, and his wife, sand dune, burpees, a mud pit, On a more serious note, another Suzanne Farrina, 50, along with their barbed wire to squeeze under, a contestant, West Palm’s Mark Her- two sons, 15 and 17, led the group. giant water slide, a rubber-tire course mann, 25, ran the race for the first “We like the sense of adventure and fire logs to jump over in between. time and called it “tough.” and the variety of challenges the race Beer and barbecue awaited all the “The burpees (push ups in water) offers, but most of all, it’s very men- race participants, some of whom were grueling and the fire logs were a tal,” Andy Farrina said. showed up dressed in crazy cos- surprise,” Hermann said. “But once Audrey Jowett said her own em- tumes. you start jumping, you get into it and ployees were psyched about the “I do about one to two of these kind of forget they are on fire.” race, and vowed to participate in it types of races a month,” said Joshua Susanne McConn, 18, from themselves next time around. Rodemacher, 29, from Tampa, in his Gainesville, said the fire was the “They complain about having to blonde wig and colorful, skin-tight scariest part of the race for her. She drive through the mud in their ATVs, cycling shorts. “The running sucked, said she would do it again. yet here they are saying they can’t but it’s way fun and I always have a In fact, her entire group, about 35 wait until next year to participate in really good time.” to 40 people from Gainesville’s ‘The Savage Race’ and put them- PHOTOS BY VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL “Mostly, though, I love the people, Health and Fitness Center and RMC selves through the mud,” Audrey One of the scariest obstacles participants had to maneuver through the beer afterwards and wearing this Running Man Club, ran together. Jowett said with a laugh. were the fire logs. Friday, September 2, 2011 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A7

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Totally Unique Organic Salon and Spa is located at 786 W Montrose Street in Historic Downtown Clermont. This full service salon has been offering services to men, women and children for over thirty years. Our services include color, texture, cuts, styles, straighteners, corrective treatments, deep conditioners, nail services, skincare, waxing and massage, provided in a relaxing, clean and professional atmosphere.

Totally Unique has been offering the option of Organic Color, Perms, Straightening Systems and nail care for several years. We offer many hair care products for your home use which are sulfate free and made with organic ingredients. Stylists are Brenda Barton, Tina Foote, Mary Ann Johnson, Marjorie Morphet and Sheri Wolkens.

Our nail care line includes Zoya polish which is free of Formaldehyde, Toluene, and DPB. We offer fiber wrap nails and the new Creative product Shellac. Shellac combines the ease of polish with the permanence of gels, a true innovation in chip-free, extended wear nail color. Shellac goes on like polish, wears like gel, removes in minutes, is hypoallergenic and lasts 14 days with a bright shiny finish. You leave the Salon with completely dry nails with no waiting time to use your hands. There is no damage to the natural nail, no harsh filing and buffing required as with acrylic nails. Kristy Bassett and Judy Mahan, our nail techs can provide you with natural manicures, Shellac, great pedicures and other nail services for the entire family.

Our Esthetician, Kristy Bassett, provides excellent skin care with the Bioelements line and Bioelements Organic line. Facials are customized for your skin type. Refresh your skin and remove fine lines and old skin cells with the Bioelements Lactic Acid Peel. For a firming facial that lifts and tightens your skin, try the Flaxx C Facial. This is a great treatment for your face for special occasions when you want to look your best.

We also offer massage by appointment and these include Swedish,Therapeutic and Deep Tissue. Our skincare and massage are done in two private upstairs rooms at the Salon.

We care about our clients, our community and our environment and choose our products accordingly. Please call for a free consultation regarding color, styles or treatments for your hair. 352-394-5005.

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CLERMONT BOYS & GIRLS CLUB CELEBRATES 1 YEAR ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer club daily. [email protected] “Those numbers speak Children, staff, parents for themselves, I think,” and friends rocked out to said advisory board Briana Kool and the Gang’s ren- member Michelle Blankenship dition of “Celebration” Michnoff. “It shows we supervises as on Saturday. do have a great need here Julissa Brown, The occasion? The in South Lake. Most of all left, Branda anniversary of the Boys though, it’s so satisfying Sheets and and Girls Club — South to know that we have a Micah Coley Lake Unit, an after school safe, positive place for rehearse lifting program, in Clermont. kids to come after- Semira Smith to “It’s amazing. The year school.” form a star went so fast,” unit Suzanne James, who during the Boys Director Tracy Jones said has three children at the & Girls Club of as she greeted attendees club, said she agrees with Lake and and some of the children. Michnoff about having a Sumter Lifetime resident Tim safe place for her chil- Counties' Murry, who helped start dren. She said her chil- anniversary the club, was pleased. dren enjoy the social celebration on “After three years of interaction. Saturday in pushing for this thing, I Rauzette Dorleans, a Clermont. was beginning to feel like foster parent of five, said it wasn’t gonna happen. she likes that the club VICTORIA ALDRICH/ But we didn’t stop and provides structured pro- DAILY COMMERCIAL here we are now, cele- grams and staff support. brating its first year in Volunteers help children the community. It’s fan- with schoolwork, self tastic,” he said. “I’m also esteem and acceptance. thrilled to death about “I just like it here,” said the job Ms. Tracy (Jones) Semira Smith, 7, who was is doing.” the club’s very first mem- “This is the first time ber. we’ve come in, but it Jones said she feels it’s MONTVERDE looks nice and good,” important children cele- said Viva Abreau of brate their accomplish- Clermont. ments and prepare them- Town council candidates should seem familiar Organizers served hot selves for the upcoming dogs, refreshments, pop- week. ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer Newbaur. Heathman, who served as the town’s “Today we’re celebrat- [email protected] corn and cotton candy. Newbaur did not file the required mayor for one term from Nov. 2005 to Jones said she was ing our first year which I paperwork to participate in the actu- Nov. 2007. Montverde’s town council for the pleased with Saturday’s can’t believe got here so al run for office, according to acting “I hope that the citizens of next two years will remain “as is” for turnout and reminisced fast and getting ready for Town Clerk Mary Mason. Montverde are pleased with my per- about how the club has year two, which we’re the most part since only three candi- As for the mayoral seat up for re- formance over the last four years, dates qualified before last Tuesday’s grown in memberships going to make even bet- election, it’s going to be a two-person and hope they re-elect me for anoth- and in support. ter,” Jones said. 4 p.m. deadline for the three open ‘at race that will see current Mayor Troy er two. I’ve very much enjoyed serv- large’ council seats up for re-election. Membership has Michnoff said the club Bennett challenged by Dale ing the citizens as mayor and our needs donations and vol- They are: Glenn Burns, Billy Bates increased from 10 to Heathman. work is not done here. about 260 since the club unteers. and Jim Pierce, all incumbents. Bennett, who has been elected as “There is more work that needs to opened last fall. Four For information about The trio was also nominated by Montverde’s mayor for the past two be done beautifying the town and children attended the enrolling, to donate or to their peers at the town’s annual cau- terms, from Nov. 2007 to the present, upgrading the systems in administra- club’s first day last year. volunteer, call the club at cus on Aug. 9, along with Arthur was nominated at the caucus, as was tion, accounting and municode.” More than 50 visit the 352-394-9840. Shaping of the Arms Research Study

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CLERMONT | NEW BEGINNINGS CLERMONT | CONSTITUTION WEEK

COURTESY PHOTO More than 15 of Clermont’s favorite restaurants served up their best fare in July at the Wesley Center, First United Methodist Church in Clermont for an evening of dinner and dancing to support New COURTESY PHOTO Beginnings of Lake County, a nonprofit organization that offers services to the homeless and hungry. Clermont Mayor Hal Turville Jr. recently presented a proclamation from the city of Clermont Hundreds of local residents enjoyed the evening as DJ Mike Madawi of Smooth Entertainment proclaiming the week of Sept. 17-23 as Constitution Week. The proclamation was presented to the entertained with a mix of ’50s, ’60s and ’70s hits. Funds raised from the event go to programs at New Tomoka Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, marking the 224th anniversary of the Beginnings and ongoing renovation of their community center. For information about New Beginnings, framing of the Constitution of America. From left, Susan DeHart, treasurer; Mayor Turville and visit www.newbeginningslake.org. Carolyn Darling, regent of Tomoka Chapter.

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FREE YOGA CLASS AT COOPER LIBRARY: Setniwas Vashist, who has been a yoga instructor for 15 years, will present a program on the fundamen- tals of yoga and yoga practices, from noon to 1 p.m., Sept. 10, Cooper Memorial Library, 2525 Oakley Seaver Drive, Clermont, Room 108. Call 352-536-2275 for details.

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CLERMONT | BACKPACKS FOR HEADSTART MONTVERDE | NEW STUDENT WELCOME DINNERS

COURTESY PHOTO Montverde Academy welcomed new boarding students on Aug. 15 for a series of new student welcome dinners in the Martha Bedell Dining Hall. The Montverde Academy Admission Team COURTESY PHOTO coordinates the welcome dinners for arriving students to offer them a chance to meet the The Clermont Woman’s Club partnered with the Beta Theta Sorority and Give Kids a Backpack administrators, faculty and staff. Festivities included an introductory welcome from Ian Smith, program to donate school supplies for backpacks for 90 children at Clermont Headstart. From left, upper school ESL and language lab studies, and an interactive game at the dinner’s conclusion Barbara McConnell, Clermont Headstart; Eileen Scates, CWC second vice president; Linda Carberry, comprised of campus related trivia questions asked by Mike Foley, dean of International and CWC chairman; Ann Dupee, CWC chairman and Beta Theta; Sandie Stacy, Beta Theta; and Debbie Domestic Student Services. From left, Dr. Robin Revis-Pyke, a new upper school student, the Milwee, CWC president; and Zoey Kevitt. student’s father, and Ian Smith.

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GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH REAL LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH UNITY OF CLERMONT CLERMONT CLERMONT, FL “Helping Real People Find Real Faith” Positive, Progressive Spirituality MINNEOLA •Bible centered preaching Worship Times Publishers of the Daily Word Saturday 6:00 pm 490 West Avenue, Clermont FL 34711 CONGREGATION SINAI OF MINNEOLA BLESSED SACRAMENT •Blended worship • Friendly atmosphere CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday 9:10 & 11:15 am On the Lake in the Historic Village Train Depot A Progressive Jewish Congregation Sunday Worship: 10:00 am Shabbat services are conducted every 720 12th Street • Clermont, FL 34711 Weekend Programs 407-765-5346 Many Other Activities each week Friday at 7:45 pm 352-394-3562 The EDGE (Children) Email: [email protected] 14244 Johns Lake Road, Clermont Services are held at the synagogue located at: Saturday Vigil Masses All Services Web: southlakeunity.com 303A North US Highway 27, Minneola (1/2 Mile East of Wal-Mart) Student Groups English: 4 pm and Spanish: 7 pm Sunday Service 10:00 a.m. Religious School, Men’s Club & Women’s Club Jon Bekemeyer, Senior Pastor Sunday Masses: The Way (Middle School) Messgae line: 352-243-5353 8 am, 10 am, 12 noon (Contemporary Mass) 407-877-4048 Wednesdays 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Email: [email protected] 5 pm (Contemporary Mass) www.communitychurchclermont.org Catalyst (High School) Web: congregationsinai-clermont.org Reconciliation on Saturday: Sundays 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm FERNDALE TEMPLE OF THE LIVING GOD 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm (Eng.) LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH www.getreallife.com FERNDALE BAPTIST CHURCH 415 Old Hwy 50 • 394-4596 6:15 pm - 6:45 pm (Sp.) 1501 Steve’s Rd Sundays at CR455 & CR561A Sunday School 9:30 am Corner of Hwy 50 & 12th St. (Rt 561) 352-394-3553 Bible Fellowship Groups 9:30 am 407-469-3888 Sunday Worship & Children’s Church 11:00 am www.blessedsacramentcc.com Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Worship Service 10:40 am SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS LUTHERAN Pastor: Gordon (Bird) Sanders Wed Worship & Youth Service 7:00 pm Family Prayer Service 6:00 pm Sunday School: 9:15 am CHURCH OF CHRIST 13600 Caspian Lane Rev. Loyce Rowland 500 Grand Hwy. • 352-394-7374 Wednesdays Wed: Casual Service 7 pm - Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 am Sunday School 9:00 am Bible Study 7:00 pm 4th Wed: Candle & Prayer Service Evening Worship & Sunday Worship 10:00 am & 6:00 pm Groups for adults, teens, and children Worship Services 8:00 am & 10:15 am Discipleship Study: 6:00 pm TeamKid: Sunday 6:30 pm MONTVERDE Wednesday 7:00 pm ~Nursey provided for all services~ Sunday School 9:00 am Blessed to be a Blessing Wednesday: 7:00 pm Chris Johnson, Senior Pastor CROSSROADS FAMILY FELLOWSHIP THE CROSSING CHURCH (352) 394-3382 Prayer Service, Youth Activities, For directions and more information, visit: Come to the Country... Where God, Mission Kids for Children Where Faith Comes to Life www.shephillsclermont.org families and community are our priority. www.lbcclermont.org Sundays 10:00 am Located at 16913 #11 Lakeside Dr. 11043 True Life Way at South Lake Charter School SOUTH LAKE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Montverde, 34756 15220 Hartwood Marsh Rd Clermont, FL 34711 A Place of Love, Life & Growth GROVELAND 1 block north of Montverde Clermont, FL 34711 352.394.0708 131 Chestnut St., Clermont blinking light - Hwy 455 Services Times: Nursery & Children’s Located just off of Lakeshore Dr. 352-394-2753 EDGE MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST Sunday 9:30 am Praise/Worship Activities Provided East Ave - 1 block south of SR 50 CHURCH 10:00 am service and children church Kendal Anderson, lead pastor NEW JACOB’S CHAPEL MISSIONARY Worship Times: 441 S. Main Avenue, Groveland Wednesday evening 7:00 pm 352-241-9909 BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday First Sunday evening monthly 6:00 pm 352-429-2572 www.thecrossingchurch.org 9 AM (Contemporary); 11 AM (Traditional) Pastors Jim and Linda Watson 410 W. Hwy. 50 Rev. Dr. Donna Manwaring 6:30 PM Song in the Night (Alternative) Youth Pastors Rob and Leslie Durant Clermont, FL 34711 Traditional Worship 9:30 AM FAITH FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Church school for all ages 10:00 AM 407-469-3927 or 321-948-2350 Phone: 352-394-4720 Lighthouse Café 11:00 AM 915 W. DeSoto St. Childcare provided. Sunday Fellowship 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM WOODLANDS LUTHERAN Sunday School 9:45 am Rev. Rex Anderson, Pastor www.southlakepresbyterian.org Wednesdays 5:30 PM Dinner CHURCH & SCHOOL Sunday Worship 10:30 am & 6:30 pm Minister Kenneth Williams, Youth Pastor Wednesdays 6:30 PM Christian Education (2 miles N of SR 50 on CR 455) Wednesday Worship 7:00 pm Church Motto: “Equipping Changed People for A ST. MATTHIAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday Worship 8:30 am & 11:00 am SUMMER SCHEDULE Omar Walker 394-5966 Changing World!” Sunday School 9:45 am FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Services - Morning Service - June 12, 2011 to September 11, 2011 Monday Worship 7:00 pm FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Services 7:45am 10:00am 137 E. Cherry St. • 429-2651 7:45 & 11:00 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Dr. Brian N. Kneser “Encountering Christ, Growing in Christ, Sharing Summer Sunday School 10:00am Sunday School 9:45 am (407) 469-2525 Wednesday - Youth Bible Study - 6:00 p.m. Christ, wherever we are...” Nursery Care 10:00am Sunday Worship 10:50 am & 7:00 pm Thursday - Adult Bible Study - 6:45 p.m. 950 Seventh St. 352-394-2412 Youth Group 11:30am Wednesday 7:00 pm Pastor: Rev. Doug Kokx Website: www.newjacobschapel.com 574 West Montrose Street OAKLAND www.fumc-clermont.org e-mail: [email protected] Downtown Clermont MT. OLIVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Sun. Worship (Traditional) 8 & 11:00 am 352.394.3855 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sun. Worship (Contemporary) 9:30 am PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA [email protected] Sunday Worship Service - 11:00 AM 218 E. Oakland Ave. Sunday School 9:30 am & 11:00 am HISPANA DE CLERMONT www.stmatthiasfl.com Sunday School - 9:30 AM (1/2 mile N. Hwy 50 at Prayer Service - Saturday 8:30 AM Tubb St./ West Orange Lumber) Sun. High School POWERhouse 7-8:30 pm 498 West Montrose Street Wednesday Men’s Fellowship WOOTSON TEMPLE CHURCH OF GOD Bible Study - Wednesday 7:00 PM & 8:45 am Contemporary Worship Clermont, Fl 34711 9:45 am Sunday School For All Ages (at Holiday Inn Express) 6:30 am IN CHRIST 2nd and 4th Sundays 4:00 PM 352-394-4221 11:00 am Traditional Worship Tuesday Middle School POWERhouse Elder T.L. Wootson Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Intinerario de Nuestros Servicios Nursery Provided All Services 6:30 - 8:00 pm 836 Scott St. Clermont, FL 34711 15641 Stuckey Loop 407-656-4452 Domingo: Estudio Biblico 9:45 am Nursery Provided All Events 394-1396 or 394-3004 Stuckey, FL 34736 (West of Mascotte) Dr. Robert P. Hines, Jr. Weekday School: Servicio de Adoracion 11:00 am Sunday 11:00 am & 7:30 pm Rev. Clarence L. Southall-Pastor www.oaklandpres.org Preschool Miercoles: Estudio Biblico y Oracion 7:00 pm Thursday 7:30 pm Phone: (352)429-3888 BECKER FUNERAL HOME Cremation Choices “Serving Florida Families Since 1957” To advertise here call Direct Cremation - A Full Service Home - $675 Locally Owned & Operated South Lake Press Plus Container Ron Becker & Charles Becker, Funeral Directors Ron Becker, Director 352-394-7121 352-394-2183 352-394-8228 806 W. Minneola Ave., Clermont, FL 921 S. US Hwy 27, Minneola, FL

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CLERMONT | HIGH TEA CLERMONT | BELL CERAMICS MONTVERDE | FLAG RAISING

COURTESY PHOTO On the morning of Aug. 24 a breathtaking international COURTESY PHOTO flag-raising ceremony took place at Montverde Academy Stonecroft speaker Patti Warner presented etiquette of taking as students, comprised of one middle school student and High Tea at a luncheon of the Christian Women’s Connection, held one lower school student representing their countries Aug. 15, at the Golden Corral Buffet and Grill in Clermont. Warner and joined in support by 40 upper school students, talked about how chipped teacups can represent difficult times in COURTESY PHOTO raised flags around the campus. Students simul- our lives, and how she overcame those “chips” in her life. Reserve Club member Rich Bell was the guest speaker at the Clermont Kiwanis taneously elevated their respective countries flags while your seat for the next CWC Meeting on Sept. 19 by contacting Club Meeting on July 19. He spoke on his family business, Bell Tchaikovsky’s “Overture of 1812” was played over the Julie Madawi at 352-250-8178. Pictured are Jeff and Patti Ceramics. The company, founded in New Jersey, subsequently moved outdoor public sound system in reverence to this Warner. to Florida. He is shown with Joan Kyle. symbolic expression of unity.

CLERMONT | WATER TALK

COURTESY PHOTO Guest speaker at a recent Kiwanis Club of Clermont meeting was Hank Larkin, communications specialist at the St. John’s Water Management District. He spoke on the challenges of obtaining and sustaining water supplies. From left are Larkin, Joan Kyle and Richard Collins.

NOTEBOOK IN MEMORY VOLUNTEERS DEATH NOTICES Clermont. BUILDING BLOCKS Charlotte Joan Kelley MINISTRIES: Help adults Barbara J. Candelore Charlotte Joan Kelley, 91, with developmental Barbara Juliana of Clermont died Saturday, disabilities. Call 536- Candelore, 90, of Clermont Aug. 27, 2011. Becker 9264. died Sunday, Aug. 28, 2011. Family Funeral Home, COMMUNITY Becker Family Funeral Clermont. EMERGENCY RESPONSE Home, Clermont. Jacquelyn L. Miller TEAM: Assist local Helen M. Groover authorities during Jacquelyn L. Miller, 86, of times of natural or Helen M. Groover, 90, of Minneola died Sunday, manmade disasters. Clermont died Sunday, Aug. 28, 2011. Cremation Email mpeterson.flo- Aug. 28, 2011. Cremation Choices, Minneola. [email protected]. Choices, Minneola. Grace M. Mitton FLORIDA LAKEWATCH: William J. Hack Grace M. Mitton, 69, of Monitor local lakes William J. Hack, 72, of with boats. Call 800- Leesburg died Saturday, Mascotte died Friday, Aug. 525-3928. Aug. 27, 2011. Cremation 19, 2011. Brewer and Sons FRIENDS OF LAKE Choices, Minneola. Funeral Home, Clermont. LOUISA STATE PARK: Assist with accounting, Dennis G. House Marion E. Wells website and newsletter. Dennis G. House, 75, of Marion E. Wells, 97, of Call 468-6329 or go to Fruitland Park died Friday, Clermont died Wednesday, www.floridastate- Aug. 19, 2011. Brewer and Aug. 24, 2011. Cremation parks.org. Sons Funeral Home, Choices, Minneola. GIVE A KID A BACKPACK FOUNDATION: Help with mailing, packing and events. Call 877-452-7225. GUARDIAN AD LITEM PROGRAM FREE VOLUN- TEER TRAINING: Help to ensure that children who are involved with the courts due to abuse Direct Cremation and neglect are safe and protected. Call 274-2635 to enroll in a $ volunteer training class. 675 HAVEN SEEKING SHEL- Plus Container TER DONATIONS AND VOLUNTEERS: Donations can be dropped off at Ron Becker, Director 2105 Hartwood Marsh Road, suite 6 in 352-394-8228 Clermont. For informa- 921 S. US Hwy 27 • Minneola, FL tion, call 217-0800.

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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, September 2, 2011 PHONE ...... 394-2183 FAX...... 394-8001 E-mail...... [email protected] COMMUNITY www.southlakepress.com CLERMONT Meet Your Top-notch customer service NEIGHBOR is more than a motto VERONJ HICKEY ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer [email protected] t Tuffy Tire and Auto Service Centers, the idea is “to provide A every customer with the best automotive repair service in the industry through a continuous com- mitment to quality and customer service.” That’s a nationwide mission state- ment, but in Clermont, it is clear operator Lincoln Sam has taken it to heart. The two local stores he runs have both received “outstanding ࡯ HOMETOWN: Groveland performance and customer service” ࡯ OCCUPATION: Director of awards for 2009 and 2010. Community Affairs for Hope “You can’t please everyone, but our International Church goal is to try to by being honest, straight forward and competitive by ࡯ FAMILY: Married with three children. way of the services we offer, and by giving back to the people of the What do you enjoy most about South Lake County? community,” Sam said. “You get by giving. That’s how I see it.” I love South Lake County! The beauty of the area constantly amazes me, To ensure the utmost in customer and the genuine kindness of our service and quality repairs, Jesus local residents makes me proud to Perez, who manages the Tuffy shop be a member of this community. at 1315 Highway 50, and Julio If you had to summarize your Trinidad, who manages the Tuffy at philosophy of life in one sentence, 1648 U.S. 27 (both in Clermont) what would it be? listen closely to each customer who My purpose is to serve and love my walks through the door to ensure fellow man, to be a light to those in they deliver exactly what’s needed. need of encouragement, and to “We try to get to know our cus- use my gifts/talents to improve the tomers from the first time they come human condition. to us,” Perez said. “After that, we Name a person or incident you’ve strive to continue familiarizing our- come across recently that’s selves with their needs so that we touched you in some way. Why did this person or incident learn how to treat them and give impress you so much? them exactly what they want.” Hope International Community SEE TUFFY | B2 Programs just opened the Vision of Hope Thrift Store on Monte Vista Road in Groveland. The break TUFFY TIRE AND AUTO SERVICE room/pantry/laundry room in the store posed a design challenge that LOCATIONS: seemed insurmountable. This room ࡯ 1315 Highway 50, Clermont — managed needs to function as a place of by Jesus Perez refreshment for the volunteers who come in to serve the community and ࡯ 1648 U.S. 27, Clermont — managed by as a distribution area for families in Julio Trinidad ROXANNE BROWN / SOUTH LAKE PRESS need of food pantry items. Long WEBSITE: www.tuffyorlando.com or Joel Tavares, left, an ASE certified automotive technician with more than 13 years experience in the field, and store www.tuffy.com Manager Jesus Perez, work to repair a car at the Tuffy Tire and Auto Center on Highway 50 in Clermont. SEE NEIGHBOR | B5

FROM THE FILES | 20 YEARS AGO — 1991 Reliving history through the pages of the South Lake Press

COMMISSIONERS APPROVE dents are needed for an elemen- Clermont High School gymnasium, David Coggshall; yearbook editor SAWGRASS BAY DEVELOPMENT tary school. students and faculty welcomed Kelly Russ, who presented a copy Lake County commissioners 5 NEW IMPACT FEES APPROVED teacher/coach Bruce Kregloe of the 1991 yearbook; and staff approved the 800-unit residential BY CITY COUNCIL back from active duty in the member Debbie Gaines, assem- and commercial development Five new impact fees on new Desert Storm war. Also honored bly organizer. known as Sawgrass Bay, located construction were enacted by was long-time Booster Club MOTHER’S DAY CEREMONY HONORS east of U.S. 27 at the intersection Clermont City Council May 28 member and former president 2 FORMER UMW PRESIDENTS with Boggy Marsh Road in the and will take effect immediately. Chuck Kindig, who serves with The New Life Circle, the newest Bramalea Urban Node. The homeowner with a three- Kregloe as a reservist in the 495th at Edge Memorial United Metho- In addition to the residential bedroom home will pay a total of Transportation unit based in dist Church in Groveland, was in homes, proposed was a 100-room $2,055.99 in fees — $37.25 for Lakeland. charge of a special recognition motel and 110,000 square feet of police protection, $44.72 for fire The 1990 football team present- program on May 12, National commercial space. service, $397 for parks and recre- ed varsity coach Kregloe with the Mother’s Day. The ceremony was Approved was language that ation, $307 for water, and $1,270 game ball from the Clermont– lovingly dedicated to two UMW the developers, in addition to for sewer service the first year. Groveland Greenback game he presidents, Pauline Shepherd complying with the school Water and Sewer fees will had to miss. Clermont won 41-0. and Marion Baysinger, recently Ann Dupee impact fee ordinance, agree to increase incrementally for the Present for a picture at the cere- deceased. REMEMBER WHEN participate with other develop- first six years. mony were Kregloe and Kindig; Corsages were given the eldest ments on an equitable basis TEACHER, COACH AND DESERT Bruce’s wife, Brenda; their daugh- mothers present, Mrs. Mary Slade A weekly column that reprints some STORM VETERAN HONORED of the more interesting news stories (number of children) to provide a ter, Autumn; Matt Byrd, who pre- and Mrs. Gertie McCalley; the that have appeared over the years in school. The school board rule is With the 50 American flags of sented a book of poetry and read the South Lake Press. 6.2 acres of land, and 1,500 stu- the VFW lining the walls of the his original poem; Principal RELIVING HISTORY | B5

B2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, September 2, 2011 Who’s afraid of the big, bad brown recluse? ost of us are venom, or the venom is A typical home for a spider with you. Next week, I will address not spider too weak to be dangerous brown recluse is a thick Initial redness, itching, black widow spider bites. lovers and a to humans. pile of undisturbed fire- swelling and pain should Let me leave you with fewM of us suffer from This past week my clinic wood, or a stack of old be treated at home with this thought: Any insect “arachnophobia” ... the treated two patients with auto tires. over-the-counter medi- sting or bite can cause an intense fear of spiders. probable brown recluse If you are going to begin cines. Physician evalua- anaphylaxis in someone Should we be afraid of spider bites. These spiders a clean-up project in a tion should occur if the susceptible to a systemic these tiny web-spinners? are the exception since potential spider home like bite reaction continues to allergic reaction. Short- The good news is that their bites generally need this, plan to wear leather become more painful and ness of breath, wheezing, most spiders and their medical attention. gloves and protective red over the next 24 hours. or trouble swallowing are bites are harmless. Brown recluse spiders clothing. Redness spreading away reasons to call 911 imme- There are 37,500 species are only found in the Brown recluse spider from the bite, drainage diately! of spiders in the world Southeast U.S. They are bites usually start out as a from the bite, numbness, and there are only a few brown with a violin painful pustule with sur- tingling or a halo/bulls- Dr. Cheryl Decker is the medical director and owner of The Doc’s In that cause real harm to us. shaped mark on the mid- rounding redness. eye with the appearance ERgentCare LLC. She is a graduate In fact, you have probably dle of their back. The initial presentation of a central black crater of Medical College of Georgia, is a Cheryl been bitten by spiders The most important can mimic MRSA infec- (ulcer) are symptoms fellow in the American College of many times in the past information you need for tions and other insect needing medical atten- Emergency Medicine, and has been Decker and never noticed it. avoiding a brown recluse venom stings. Your physi- tion. board certified since 2000. THE DOC IS IN Most spiders do have a spider bite is knowing cian will probably be Early medical therapy Do you have an acute care venom that they use to where they live. They only unable to make a firm can minimize the damage medical question that might kill their food but usually live in very dark, quiet diagnosis unless you are caused by brown recluse also interest others? Send your spiders don’t have enough places. able to actually bring the venom. question to [email protected].

competitively priced towing TUFFY services. Business CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 Sam even offers free flat-tire repairs and tire rotations CLERMONT Sam said people appreciate because of all the construction being treated well, almost as going on in South Lake. REO Strip Center much as getting the best possible In addition, Sam said all sells for $979,000 service — two things that go hand customers need do is visit the to Chinese group in hand at Tuffy of Clermont. Tuffy website at www.tuffy.com, The Commercial Group “We’ve got a good flow of cus- or www.tuffyorlando.com, to at Stirling Sotheby’s Inter- tomers, many who return time receive coupons on various serv- national Realty recently after time for all of their car ices each month. negotiated the $979,000 needs from the smallest to the “We want our customers to sale of the Lakeridge biggest,” he said. know we are there to help them Commons retail strip Services, done by highly expe- in more ways than one,” Sam center on U.S. 27 north rienced and ASE certified techni- said. “We are in the business of of Clermont to a Chinese cians, at Tuffy begin with free fixing cars, but we also receive consortium. brake, suspension and muffler great satisfaction from knowing Roger Soderstrom, inspections, with other services that we can help out in other founder and owner of from tires, air conditioning and ways, as well.” Stirling Sotheby’s Inter- batteries, to shocks, CV axles, Both Clermont Tuffy stores national Realty, said inter- engine diagnostics, heating, belong to the South Lake Cham- national commercial cooling and tune ups. ber of Commerce, and are all investment specialist Tuffy also features $17.95 oil for supporting various youth ROXANNE BROWN / SOUTH LAKE PRESS Anthony Bordonaro nego- changes, a free exterior car wash programs in the community. Store Manager Jesus Perez points out that Tuffy Tire and Auto Service Centers offer tiated the sale represent- for services totaling more than Tracy Jones, director of the instant financing options for customers. ing the buyer, Shiang Suk $100 at the Highway 50 location, Boys & Girls Club, South Lake Chiang. and instant financing with no Unit, can vouch for that. no matter what,” Jones added. Nebraska, New Jersey, North Lakeridge Commons interest or service fees for up to “Jesus (Perez) at Tuffy (on Tuffy is one of the largest full- Carolina, North Dakota, South includes 18 acres with two one year. Highway 50) has always been service automotive repair fran- Carolina, South Dakota, Virginia retail buildings that total “In the business we’re in, we very supportive and helpful,” chises in the country, specializ- and Wisconsin. Currently, 90 27,000 square feet of space know that when you come to us, Jones said. “He returns calls ing in brakes, alignments, oil percent of franchisees are and approvals to build you more than likely were not immediately, and no matter changes, air conditioning, tires, owner/operators. four additional retail expecting it,” Sam said. “That’s what problems or questions I’ve heating and cooling systems, Though Tuffy first began as a buildings that total 45,000 an unexpected bill. To help out had with the club’s van or bus, he starting and charging systems, muffler shop, it has expanded, square feet. and allow our customers to make is there immediately. and general maintenance and similarly to its competitors, into Lakeridge Commons is payments on repairs, we offer “When we first got our van, he repair. other services, including repairs the second major real the financing.” came out, checked it and was Tuffy operates more than 350 and maintenance for suspen- estate transaction Stirling To make things even easier for willing to get it to his store. He company-owned and franchised sion, brakes and steering. Sotheby’s International customers, Tuffy also offers free had that van fixed in one day tire and auto service centers in The parent company was Realty has negotiated in shuttles back and forth from and gave us a wonderful rate. Alabama, Florida, Illinois, founded in 1970 and is based in the last 30 days with work or home to the shop, and He’s someone I can depend on Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, Toledo, Ohio. Chinese buyers.

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B4 YOUR CONTACT FOR SPORTS NEWS SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, September 2, 2011 SPORTS EDITOR...... Frank Jolley and PHONE ...... 365-8283 FAX...... 394-8001 www.southlakepress.com SPORTS LEISURE Email ...... [email protected] Quick hits CLERMONT CLERMONT NTC introduces first-ever East Ridge duo leads Knights youth lacrosse program The National Training Center has introduced it’s first-ever youth lacrosse program, NTC Fast Stick Girls past South Lake in golf opener Lacrosse Clinics. The program was created for girls ages 7-18 years old FRANK JOLLEY | Staff Writer (grades 3-12). [email protected] The clinics will be held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Mondays and Tuesdays What may be the biggest high-school from Sept. 12 to Oct. 4 at the NTC golf season for Lake and Sumter counties Multipurpose Fields. began Tuesday for area boys and girls The sessions will focus on develop- teams. ing the proper skills for catching and In Clermont, East Ridge got a solid throwing, scooping (ground balls), effort from Mike Cecelia and Frank shooting and defense. Crisante to earn a 161-174 win against To register, visit the NTC Front Desk South Lake at Legends Golf and Country at 1935 Don Wickham Drive, Clermont. Club. For information call Sheri Vogle at Cecelia, a sophomore, paced the 352-241-7144, ext. 4207, or send email Knights with an even-par 36 over the back to [email protected]. nine at the 6,911-yard rolling layout in hills of south Clermont. CLERMONT Crisante, also a sophomore, comple- NTC Fast Track Program mented Cecilia with a 37. for youth starts Sept. 14 South Lake was led by Derrek Drozdyk, who carded a 38. The National Training Center’s Fast On the front nine at Legends, East Track program will start back up Sept. Ridge’s girls team picked up a 202-227 win 14. against Lake Minneola in the Hawks’ first- The track and field program is for ever match. boys and girls ages 8-12 years old that Kaitlynn McCrory paced the Knights emphasizes the importance of being with 47. physically active. The program will Despite the loss, Lake Minneola’s Katie foster all-around skill development Holt earned medalist honors, blistering and teach fundamental skills in run- the layout with a 35. ning, jumps and throws. Like all area teams, East Ridge and The program will meet from 4:30 to South Lake are vying for this year’s state 5:30 p.m. every Wednesday and Friday tournament, which will be held in from Sept. 14 to Nov.18 at the NTC November at three courses in Lake VICTORIA ALDRICH/DAILY COMMERCIAL Track and Field Complex. County — Harbor Hills, Mission Inn and East Ridge High School’s Mike Cecilia, left, and Frank Crisante watch South Lake’s Josh Bacon tee off To register, see the NTC Front Desk. Deer Island. on the 10th hole during a golf match on Tuesday at Legends Golf and Country Club in Clermont. For questions and further details, call 352-241-7144, ext. 4207. LEESBURG CLERMONT New men’s golf league looking for members The South Lake Men’s Golf League Hawks notch is looking for members who enjoy competitive golf. The group meets every Thursday at 8:30 a.m. The new golf league plays at various victory in courses within 20 miles of Clermont. Annual dues are only $25 (valid through Dec. 31, 2012). For information, call Steve Maples at 407-257-6403, or send an email to opening match [email protected]. CLERMONT Staff Report NTC to host Florida Half Lake Minneola High School’s volleyball team won its first match in the school’s history on Monday, defeating homes- Marathon on Dec. 17 tanding Leesburg High School in a close battle that went five The Florida Half Marathon, 10K and sets before reaching a decision. 5K, presented by the National Training The Hawks got standout performances from Junior Genel Center, will take place Dec. 17 at Lake Sturgeon with 20 kills and sophomore setter Alex Mendoza Louisa State Park in Clermont. with 26 assists. Awards will be given to the top three The match was in doubt until the final minutes of the final overall winners for men and women set until LMHS emerged with the 7-25, 25-12, 25-20, 17-25, in all three races, as well as the top 15-14 victory. three finishers (men and women) in “It was just so exciting,” said LMHS coach Amanda Cook. each age division (five year age groups) for the half marathon and the 10K. All half marathon and 10K finishers will receive a medal. Chip timing will be used for all three events. All partici- pating athletes will receive T-shirts. Preregistration entry fees through Dec. 1 are as follows: half marathon $50, 10K $35, and 5K $20. To register visit www.imathlete.com. For information send an email to Jami Bishop at Jami.Bishop@orlando- health.com. KERI RASMUSSEN/ DAILY COMMERCIAL ABOVE: Leesburg High School’s Courtney Collop spikes the ball as Lake SEND SPORTS BRIEFS TO: Minneola’s Allie Lunsford, left, and Renee Deneweth attempt to block. [email protected] RIGHT: Lake Minneola’s Lunsford bumps the ball in the match played Monday in Leesburg.

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Friday, September 2, 2011 SOUTH LAKE PRESS B5 CLERMONT NEIGHBOR CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 NTC celebrates 10th anniversary Sept. 10 story short, a local resident came into the Vision of Hope Thrift Store heard of our dilemma, and resolved SPECIAL TO THE SOUTH LAKE PRESS hundreds of college and games. A new Wall of look forward to continuing our it. The woman shared our predica- international teams, and Fame, which will show- mission to inspire people to ment with a talented Orlando-area The National Training Center generates millions of dol- case memorabilia from make health and fitness a priori- designer, who volunteered to create invites the public on Sept. 10 to lars for the local econo- some of the celebrity a beautiful and functional room that ty for themselves, their families will allow us to better support our help celebrate the 10th anniver- my. athletes who have and the community,” she said. sary of the internationally recog- volunteers and neighbors. I was The milestone celebra- trained at the NTC, will nized sports and wellness facility. Under Richardson’s leadership, impressed, because these women tion will begin at 9 a.m. be unveiled during the knew nothing of Hope International, The NTC, on the campus of the 120-acre NTC complex has with the NTC 10th an- event. yet when they visited the Thrift Store South Lake Hospital, in partner- grown in reputation and world- niversary indoor triath- “We are proud of class facilities that include an they saw what we are doing, ship with Orlando Health, has DR. DOT believed in what we are doing, and lon. what we have been able Olympic-size pool, a human- grown into a major hub in the RICHARDSON eagerly volunteered to put their community providing a fitness All fitness levels are to achieve in our first 10 performance lab and a $1.2 mil- “hands to the plow” to make a dif- center for all ages and levels of welcome to compete in a 10- years and want to show our lion track with a high-tech sur- ference! In South Lake County, these ability, a rehabilitation and sports minute swim, 20-minute sta- appreciation for the communi- face that makes it one of only five types of random acts of kindness tionary bike exercise and 20- ty’s support,” said Dr. Dot such tracks in the world. and “COMMon-UNITY” will sustain medicine program managed by all of us in these challenging times. the hospital, and a home for minute run on the treadmill. Richardson, the two-time Olym- For information about the 10th local youth sports programs. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., the pic gold medalist and orthopedic anniversary events, or to register How does what you do contribute The state-of-the-art facility NTC will host a free pool party surgeon who serves as the NTC’s for the NTC’s 10th anniversary to the welfare of the area? also trains athletes from 30 open to the public that will director and medical director. Triathlon, go towww.southlake- My work with Hope International include refreshments, music and “This is only the beginning. We Community Programs gives me a nations, hosts tournaments for hospital.com. unique perspective of South Lake County. I see hurting people every day; however, I also get to see the from a weekend trip to Savannah, Ga., ࡯ Matthew Johnson, valedictorian for the best in my fellow human-care work- RELIVING HISTORY where they visited the birthplace of Juliette Groveland High School Class of 1991, ers as I collaborate with other agen- CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 Gordon Low, founder of the Girl Scouts. The cies to provide appropriate services walked away from the seniors awards cere- for local children, individuals and girls planned the trip a year ago and worked mony with six scholarships and the DAR families in need of assistance. I am youngest mother present, Mrs. Diane hard on fund-raising projects, getting the American History Award. honored to be one of the many ser- Mitchell, 25; and Mrs. Hope Gallegos, who support from great parents like Judy and vants in our community who work to had borne seven children, the most. Harry ࡯ Three Clermont High School seniors Dane Cornell and other local businesses. were awarded plaques commemorating contribute to the welfare of the area. England and Katrina Lowe and Angie Steffey Making the trip were Rachel Poston, Emily My greatest accomplishment is their outstanding attendance records. Phil sang, and two of the mothers present, Roni Cox, Annette White, Jennifer Fontana, always the last opportunity I have Masters and Miles Bedingfield had perfect Giachetti and Linda Colyear, presented spe- Rachel Boorde, Wendy Pressley, Lida embraced, to be a blessing to some- cial music. attendance all four years. Senior Class one. Consequently, I am fortunate Sanchez, Michelle Roberts, Ashley Cornell, enough to live a life of perpetual LONG-TIME EMPLOYEE RETIRES Andrea Barnum, Laura Buck, Annelise President Mike Delaney had perfect attendance all 13 years of school. This included accomplishments. I don’t say that Meritor Savings (now the Wells Fargo on Ernst, Megan Pagon, Latoya Hill, Mindy because I am perfect, or even good one year of kindergarten. S.R. 50 and Bloxam Avenue) Branch Lono, Jennifer Pressley, Lorna Smith and at what I do. I say that because I get Manager Joyce Driggers, staff members, cus- leaders Maryann Jiannone, Connie Poston ࡯ The Mascotte Civic Center rang to up every morning determined to tomers, family and friends gathered to wish and Sharon Pressley. sounds of applause for six youngsters who make a positive difference … and on most days I accomplish that goal! Romana Huff a fond farewell on her retire- IN OTHER NEWS: were given certificates signed by Mayor Josh ment. Romana and her husband moved ࡯ EMUMC Kids club closed out a great Tomas and City Clerk Sherman Suter, What’s something you’ve always here from Illinois in 1968 to establish the year with a super pizza party. Teachers and accompanied by a letter from Police Chief wanted to do but haven’t yet? Torchlight Trailer Park on U.S. 27 about four helpers have been Pastor Jeff Ramsland; his Jerry Yon. Traveling to Europe is a lifelong miles south of Clermont. wife, Karen; and teachers Janet O’Steen, Uniformed police officer Jim McFatter dream. I love serving others; howev- When Leonard died in 1976, Romana sold Joetta Lee, Julie Law, Mary Schmidt, Bob told council and the audience he had been er, when I “do” Europe, I want to be pampered and treated like a queen. Torchlight and joined then Freedom Campbell and June Fairchild. on routine patrol June 4 at the ballpark Savings, which had its first lady manager, ࡯ County commissioners approved Lake about 7:30 p.m. when he noticed Shana What advice would you give to Sue Reaves. Freedom became Carteret Shore Drive reconstruction of Lake Winona Hoyle, granddaughter of Mayor and Mrs. people who want to help out in Savings Jan. 1, 1983, and Romana worked Bridge to Penzance in Clermont. The bid Josh Thomas, out on the field picking up the community? under manager Ross Little. Carteret became went to Paquette Paving Company, the low- paper. It is my belief that two biblical scrip- Meritor Savings May 5, 1986. Former est of four bids at $158,710 with an engi- McFatter said he thought that was great tures answer that question best: 1 Corinthians 10:24 — “Let no one Meritor managers Sharon Williams and neer’s estimate of $230,000. but was thoroughly amazed when she was seek his own, but each one the Lucille Gross were along those attending. ࡯ Construction has begun on the new joined by five other youngsters — Chris other’s well-being,” and Proverbs GIRL SCOUTS RETURN FROM TRIP half-million dollar public works complex to Hoffman, Jerod Newman, Misty Kirkland 3:27 — “Do not withhold good from TO SAVANNAH, GA. be located on 12th Street, adjacent to and Landi Tyson — who, without being those who deserve it, when it is in Junior Girl Scout Troop #218 has returned Clermont’s sewer plant. asked or told, wanted to beautify their park. your power to act.”

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003 Legal 003 Legal 003 Legal 104 Special 160 Schools/ 410 Sales 435 Medical 450 Trades Notices Notices Notices Notices Instruction LICENSED THERAPIST MAINTENANCE - FT SALES PART-TIME tive’s attorney are set forth a copy of this notice is re- claims or demands against NEED A NEW CAREER? P/T Come in to fill out With benefits Must 2 below. quired to be served must decedent’s estate on whom 300 15-20 Hrs a Week. application. Bring your have vaild Dr. Lic.& All creditors of the decedent file their claims with this a copy of this notice is re- NOTICE TO 2 week courses Eustis Area. •Nursing Asst. $450 resumes pass background Legal Notices and other persons having court WITHIN THE LATER quired to be served must ADVERTISERS Financial Haven of Lake & check. claims or demands against OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE file their claims with this •Phlebotomy $450 •EKG $450 EXPERIENCE Sumter Counties, Inc. Apply in person decedent’s estate on whom TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- court WITHIN THE LATER PLEASE CHECK YOUR 352-787-5889 Southern Palms RV a copy of this notice is re- CATION OF THIS NOTICE OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE AD FOR ERRORS THE •Rehab Tech. $450 quired to be served must OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- •Medical Assistant EOE 1 Advacado Lane FIRST DAY IT AP- WANTED! Eustis, FL. 003 Legal file their claims with this DATE OF SERVICE OF A CATION OF THIS NOTICE PEARS SINCE THE TAYLOR COLLEGE 320 Loans court WITHIN THE LATER COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE in Sales a Plus Notices DAILY COMMERCIAL www.taylorcollege.edu RN’S & LPN’S Call 352-357-8882 OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE THEM. DATE OF SERVICE OF A NEED CASH FAST! $100-$200 a Week Daily pay. EOE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON WILL NOT BE RE- 352-245-4119 Must be Outgoing, CATION OF THIS NOTICE All other creditors of the de- THEM. SPONSIBLE FOR IN- Good, Bad Credit, Hospice, Nursing PUBLIC NOTICE With a Good Home, Corrections, SENIOR ACCOUNTANT OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE cedent and other persons CORRECT ADS AFTER even Bankruptcy, Attitude, Clean Cut Psych, Hospital. needed for natural gas UNCLAIMED VEHICLE DATE OF SERVICE OF A having claims or demands All other creditors of the de- THE FIRST DAY OF Debt Consolidations! & Not Afraid to COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON against decedent’s estate cedent and other persons 866-431-8700 company. Responsible AUCTION. THE FOLLOW- PUBLICATION. IF YOU Personal Loans, Talk to People. THEM. must file their claims with having claims or demands Apply online position requiring ING VEHICLE(S) WILL FIND AN ERROR CALL Business start up Call Ed BE SOLD FOR CHARGES All other creditors of the de- this court WITHIN 3 against decedent’s estate www.nurse-temps.com broad understanding of THE CLASSIFIED DE- available. Home 352-217-9937 cedent and other persons MONTHS AFTER THE DATE must file their claims with 200 General Accepted having claims or demands OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION this court WITHIN 3 PARTMENT IMMEDI- Renovation Loans, SEPTEMBER 20, 2011 ATELY AT 314-3278 Accounting Principles AT 8:30 A.M. against decedent’s estate, OF THIS NOTICE. MONTHS AFTER THE DATE At Your 1st & 2nd Mortgage, 450 Trades must file their claims with OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OR 748-1955. Medical Bills, 423 Accounting and Internal Control; 1983 KOMFORT 23/8 this court WITHIN 3 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED OF THIS NOTICE. Service from $5,000K to Practices. Complete 1K52KTK26D1005276 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS THE PUBLISHER AS- $500,0000K BOOKKEEPER/ job description may be OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION SET FORTH IN SECTION ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED SUMES NO FINANCIAL viewed at OF THIS NOTICE. 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS No Application Fees, ACCOUNTANT THE ADDRESS WHERE RESPONSIBILITY FOR no Processing Fees, POSITION - FT/PT www.langd.org. THE VEHICLES ARE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED PROBATE CODE WILL BE SET FORTH IN SECTION Email resume to WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS FOREVER BARRED. 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA ERRORS OR FOR OM- Free consultations, Leesburg CPA office. STORED: 201 Insurance CDL-A drivers needed [email protected] REVIS TOWING & RE- SET FORTH IN SECTION PROBATE CODE WILL BE MISSION OF COPY. LI- quick, easy and Tax exp. preferred but 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA NOTWITHSTANDING THE FOREVER BARRED. ABILITY SHALL NOT Confidential. for immediate open- or complete job COVERY OF GROVE- not required. ings. OTR and Dedi- LAND, INC. PROBATE CODE WILL BE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH EXCEED THE COST OF 205 Adult Care Call 24 hrs. Toll Free Fax resume to: application on line at FOREVER BARRED. ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED NOTWITHSTANDING THE cated Regional posi- 7130 E. SR 50 THE PORTION OF 1-866-790-7176 352-728-0034 www.langd.org and GROVELAND, FL 34736 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH SPACE OCCUPIED BY tions available. Must FAX to 407-614-5766, TIME PERIODS SET FORTH AFTER THE DECEDENT’S ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED NOTICE SUCH ERROR. Florida Statute states, have Class A CDL and Attn: Dahlia Rochell. Ad: 00297289 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED DATE OF DEATH IS TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE a minimum of 2 years Deadline to apply September 2, 2011 TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE BARRED. AFTER THE DECEDENT’S “It is a misdemeanor AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS CANCELLATIONS for any person willfully, verifiable OTR exp. 09/09/11. EOE DATE OF DEATH IS The date of first publication BARRED. knowingly, or inten- 425 Clerical Call 352-735-0035 BARRED. of this notice is SEPTEM- CANCELLATION FOR TOW TRUCK DRIVER PUBLIC NOTICE tionally to operate or BER 2, 2011. The date of first publication ADS RUNNING SATUR- attempt to operate a 400 Full Time or Part Time RECEPTIONIST/ The date of first publication of this notice is SEPTEM- DAY MUST BE MADE Apply in person at: UNCLAIMED VEHICLE of this Notice is Sept.2, Attorney for Person Repre- BER 2, 2011. family day care home Employment ADMIN. ASSISTANT CSR/DISPATCHER AUCTION. THE FOLLOW- 2011 sentative: BY FRIDAY BY 2:00, without a license or avail. at established Needed Immediately Kling Towing & ING VEHICLE(S) WILL /s/Dennis L. Horton Attorney for Person Repre- CANCELLATIONS FOR without registering Construction Manage- For The Daily Recovery BE SOLD FOR CHARGES /s/HALLIE L. ZOBEL Dennis L. Horton, P.A. sentative: SUNDAY & MONDAY with the department, ment/Real Estate De- Commercial 833 CR 466A Hallie L. Zobel Attorney for GREGORY E. /s/Dennis L. Horton MUST BE MADE FRI- whichever is applica- velopment firm. Flexi- This is a part-time en- Fruitland Park SEPTEMBER 16, 2011 Attorney for Personal Rep- SILVA Dennis L. Horton, P.A. DAY BY 5:00 405 AT 8:30 A.M. ble”. Florida Statute ble 30 hr. Mon. thru try level position. Posi- resentative Florida Bar No: 187991 Attorney for Dennis L. Hor- states, “No person Professional Fri. work week. An ex- tion requires excellent UTILITY SERVICE Florida Bar No. 0748218 DENNIS L. HORTON, P.A. ton Florida Bar No: 187991 WORKER 2004 CHEVROLET Bailey Zobel Pilcher PLC 900 WEST HIGHWAY 50 DENNIS L. HORTON, P.A. shall advertise a child cellent opportunity for communication skills, 1GNDX13E74D108731 610 S. Maitland Avenue CLERMONT, FL 34711 900 WEST HIGHWAY 50 care facility without in- CHILD CARE advancement for the superior computer and needed for natural gas Maitland, FL 32751 Telephone:(352)394-4008 CLERMONT, FL 34711 cluding within such DIRECTOR right person. phone skills with the company. Entry level 1998 PONTIAC position involving basic Telephone: 407-622-1900 Fax:(352)394-5805 Telephone:(352)394-4008 advertisement the Immediate opening for Please send your ability to multi-task. 3G2JB1242WS860315 E-Mail: Fax:(352)394-5805 and semi-skilled work state or local agency li- a Childcare Director for resume to: Prior Customer Service /s/Pierre R. Pierre-Cancel [email protected] E-Mail: in the distribution and THE ADDRESS WHERE 124 cense number of such a Christian Child Care [email protected] experience is a plus. PIERRE R. PIERRE-CANEL [email protected] maint. of gas system. THE VEHICLES ARE facility. The statute ap- facility in Leesburg. Please send resume to Personal Representative: Personal Representative: Professional Competitive pay & STORED: 5532 Westview drive /s/Gregory E. Silva Personal Representative: plies to anyone with Must be familiar with humanresources@ benefits. Complete job REVIS TOWING & RE- Orlando, Florida 32810 P. O. Box 441 /s/Dennis L. Horton Services more than 1 unrelated DCF rules and regula- dailycommercial.com COVERY OF GROVE- description may be N. Falmouth, Massachu- 900 West Highway 50 child in their home. tions concerning child fax to 352-365-8229 LAND, INC. viewed at No: 00296701 setts 02556 Clermont, Florida 34711 COMMUNITY care, and some knowl- 435 Medical or apply in person at 7130 E. SR 50 September 2 & 9, 2011 SEMINAR: www.langd.org. GROVELAND, FL 34736 edge of USDA food 212 E. Main St. Ad. No: 00296960 Ad. No: 00296738 How To Avoid Low 253 Home Leesburg Fax resume: September 2 & 9, 2011 September 2 & 9, 2011 program. Salary is ASSISTANT Ad: 00297284 Back and Neck EOE 407-614-5766 Improv/Decor based on experience DIRECTOR OF Email resume: September 2, 2011 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Pain Surgery! and negotiable. FOR LAKE COUNTY, NURSING & [email protected] 100 RANDYS Call for a confidential FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Learn about DRS™ RN SUPERVISOR DIESEL TRUCK Atten. Dahlia Rochell, PROBATE DIVISION Announcement DRYWALL & PAINT interview at: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FOR LAKE COUNTY, Protocol, a break- 3-11 & 11-7 MECHANIC - FT Deadline to apply FLORIDA 352-365-1709 diesel mechanic. Must LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA through and successful LPN / RN ALL SHIFTS 09/12/11 File No. 2011-CP-1053 PROBATE DIVISION Interior/Exterior have own tools. Fri. PROBATE DIVISION nonsurgical treatment Avante @ Leesburg Division Probate 103 Found Textures, Repairs, 7am-3:30pm, Sat - File No. 2011-CP-1070 for herniated and is now hiring. File No. 2011-CP-1024GRS New Construction. Sun 7am-7:30pm and IN RE: JAMES REGINALD Division Probate CHIHUAHUA mixed male degenerative disc Apply online @ SILVA blk & tan, found in condition. Featuring: Weekly Specials Mon 7am-3:30pm. 3 455 IN RE: ESTATE OF www.Avantecenters.com days off during week. MARIE MICHELE Deceased. IN RE: DOROTHY M. DAVI- Leesburg area. Call Dr. Jason E. Davis 352-455-8226 410 Sales Fax Resume to: Restaurants/ SON Full benefit package ANESTAL PIERRE-CANEL 352-345-9235 Davis Clinic of 352-787-5935 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Deceased. Chiropractic, Inc. COLDWELL BANKER after 90 days. Hotels/Clubs Deceased. Tony Hubbard Realty, Apply in Person The administration of the NOTICE TO CREDITORS DOG Female, reddish Discussion of chronic color, lt. eyes, w/blue and severe back and 1795 E. Hwy 50, Cler- or fax resume to: NOTICE TO CREDITORS estate of JAMES REGINALD BILLING SPECIALIST BARMAID leash. Grand Island neck conditions, mont Fl. 34711, is 352-429-8963 SILVA, deceased, whose The administration of the NEEDED IMMEDIATELY MUST BE date of death was JULY estate of DOROTHY M. area. 352-504-5847 treatment options, now interviewing for 2 Carroll Fulmer The administration of the full time Real Estate FT for busy medical EXPERIENCED. estate of MARIE MICHELE 26, 2011, is pending in the DAVISON, deceased, whose respective advantages, Logistics Corp Circuit Court for Lake date of death was AUGUST Agents. Call Tony @ practice. Must have Groveland Apply in person: ANESTAL PIERRE-CANEL, treatment for failed Between 2pm-4pm deceased, whose date of County, Florida, Probate Di- 15, 2011, is pending in the back or neck surgery. 407-948-8038 (cell) exp. w/ins. verification We are proud to be an death was May 19, 2011; vision, the address of which Circuit Court for Lake & A/R. EEO & AA employer Umatilla Tavern is P.O. Box 7800, Tavares, County, Florida, Probate Di- Need a Car? Q & A Period 205 North Central Ave. File Number Light Refreshments. TELEMARKETERS Fax resume to: 2011-CP-1024 is pending FL 32778. The names and vision, the address of which 352-323-8714 Umatilla, FL addresses of the personal is P.O. Box 7800, Tavares, Reservations Preferred F/T, experienced for in the Circuit Court of Lake A/C Contractor in Lake County, Florida, Probate Di- representative and the per- FL 32778. The names and Check out 4:00-5:30 pm Tues. DRIVERS - TEAMS: vision, the address of which sonal representative’s attor- addresses of the personal September 6, 2011 & Marion counties. Top $6,000 Team Sign-On TIJUANA FLATS is P.O. Box 7800, Tavares, ney are set forth below. representative and the per- Davis Clinic pay & benefits. FRONT DESK F/T Bonus when you team LEESBURG, FL Florida 32778. The names sonal representative’s attor- of Chiropractic Fax resume to: For busy Group drive for Werner Enter- Energetic Mgr. and addresses of the per- All creditors of the decedent ney are set forth below. Classified 352-629-6990 Practice, exp’d only. and other persons having Reservations: prises! Min. 1 yr Mgr. Exp. sonal representative and (352) 430-2121 or call for appt. Fax resume to: Call Now for details! Resumes to: the personal representa- claims or demands against All creditors of the decedent decedent’s estate on whom and other persons having Section 1200 DavisSpineInstitute.com 352-629-1211 352-326-2761 1-888-567-4862 [email protected]

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455 470 General 560 Pet 603 Collectibles 603 Collectibles 604 Furniture 604 Furniture 604 Furniture 605 Appliances 606 Electronics Restaurants/ TAXI DRIVER F/T Supplies BASKETBALL CARDS SPORTS CARDS CHINA CABINET & BUF- LOVE SEAT Floral print. TABLE & 4 CHAIRS pad- REFRIGERATOR 2 cu.ft. TELEVISION 50” Good Hotels/Clubs Clean Lic. & PET BEDDING 4 lg. bags 3000+ All for $25. WANTED! From FET, maple, glass Like new. $99. ded, light wood great for dorm. cond. w/remote. Background of oak sawdust. Fine Please call 1940’s, 1950’s, doors, & lights. $100 Call 352-821-2601 w/leaf. $50. Call Works great. $40 $100 Please call GRAND OAKS RESORT 352-516-6066 & clean. $95 Call 352-636-2430 1960’s & 1970’s & Call 978-6822 352-787-0613 Call 352-989-2097 352-365-9519 EMPLOYMENT 352-408-1218 Memorabilia, Auto- LOVE SEAT La-Z-Boy, OPPORTUNITIES BRIDE DOLL (Nicole) graphs. CHINA CABINET Lighted, 70”Wx40”D, good TABLE Dining Room. REFRIGERATOR GE 25 TELEVISION 48” in solid •Food Preparation PET SAFE PATIO PANEL 22” tall, long veil & 352-589-7981 or Lt. wood. Perfect cond. $75 Call Oak w/4 chairs, Nice cu. ft. side by side. oak cabinet, good sportscards4john@a Workers for sliding glass door train. $40. Call cond. $125 Call SOLD Bushnell. $90. Call Water & Ice. Bisque cond. $75 Call ol.com •Retail Sales Assoc. for small dog or cat, 352-357-8909 352-259-4315 352-815-0268 $250 742-9403 352-326-8570 •Grounds Manager $75 SOLD LOVE SEAT Multi-floral. •Groundskeeping 500 CABBAGE PATCH 604 Furniture CHINA HUTCH TOP Excel. cond. Wood TABLE drop leaf pedes- REFRIGERATOR GE side TELEVISION Sanyo 19” Workers Pets/Animals SNAKE/RABBIT CAGE DOLLS (4) 1970’s 5.8’x4.8’x1’ lighted, trimmed. $100. tal, mahogany, brass by side ice/water w/video cassette •Deli/Gourmet Market outdoor, 10’ L, Era. $60 for all. ALL NEW Queen-size glass shelves. $100. 352-728-4487 claw toe caps. $100 door dispenser excel. controls on front. Manager heavy. $20 Eustis 352-750-2842 Orthopedic Pillow 352-728-6449 42”x32”. 978-6822 cond. $250 obo. $35. 352-326-4141 Candidates must email area 352-406-1577 Top mattress w/box LOVE SEAT w/slip cover 352-536-2621 updated resume with CADILLAC ELDORADO springs only $375, COFFEE TABLE great & DAY BED mustard TABLE w/4 padded TELEVISION Sylvania REFRIGERATOR cover letter and salary 501 Pets TANK & STAND 10 gal- ‘59 Model Car w/warranty. Can de- design, rippled wave color, new. $65. chairs. Mint cond. Whirl- colored, 13” used expectations to: For Sale lon w/lock lid metal Maisto. 1:18. $20 liver. 352-243-1021 top. 3’L x 17.5”H 352-383-4903 $50 Please call pool 19 cu.ft. Side by once. Asking $20. careers@ Call 352-508-5315 $99 748-0702 352-272-4610 side, bisque. $50 SOLD!!!!! stand up to 20 gallon Appliances With TheGrandOaks.com BLUE HEELER Spade fe- $30 352-455-8226 MATTRESS & BOX 352-308-7896 Or Apply in person male. Free to good CADILLAC ELDORADO Warranties $75 & up! COFFEE TABLE heavy SPRING twin (2 sets) TABLE Wrought Iron STOVE 30” Almond in WEATHER RADIO Mid- between Noon-3pm home Oxford area. ‘59 Model Car Used Beds all sizes! duty thick glass top, $100 obo Please call w/glass top & w/4 color. Electric. $75 land. New w/papers. on Mondays ADOPTED Maisto. 1:18. $15 3Buy 3 Sell 3 Trade $40 obo Call 352-314-2123 chair $100. Call Call 352-406-5751 $15 Please call Call 352-508-5315 3 Fast delivery 352-343-4445 352-735-1570 352-357-2248 PIZZA MAN/COOK/ BORDER COLLIE CROSS call Buzzy’s COMPUTER DESK MATTRESS Brand new STOVE Flat top. WAITRESS/CASHIERS/ CUPS & SAUCERS (12) TABLES (3) Living room, female. Free to good 600 352-315-9886 $50 obo pillow top & box $100 obo. 624 Children’s DELIVERY PERSON home Oxford area. Nippon, Occupied Call 352-552-3000 spring Queen. $100 Entertainment cen- Call 352-406-6820 items Must 18 yrs. old! Call 352-748-2178 Merchandise Japan, bone china. www.buzzysbeds.com both 352-787-2819 ter, 2 toddler beds. Call 352-669-2400 $60 Call 750-0675 COMPUTER DESK $95 352-702-5153 STOVE TOP black, Ken- BICYCLE Girls 16” Huffy BORDER COLLIE CROSS Mart BAR CHAIRS (4) & BAR 4.5 x 5. Wood. $100 MATTRESS Sealy Pos- more, burners only, Toy Story 3, new in female. Free to good DISHES Canonsburg STOOL (1). $80 Firm. Call 352-391-5786 turpedic. Queen, less near new. $100 Call box. $50 Call 460 Beauty home Oxford area. Pottery, call for Call 352-314-0597 than 1 yr. Clean. 352-429-2742 352-272-4610 Call 352-748-2178 pieces avail. $100 COMPUTER DESK light $125 324-2727 or BAR STOOLS (2) 24” HAIRSTYLIST 601 Antiques 352-568-5155 finish 19 x 45 x 25. 352-978-0973 STOVE, elec GE white CAR SEAT & Base Graco padded, swivel seats. Booth Rental only BOXERS, Boston’s, Mal- $35 Please call SECTIONAL SOFA w/Black door, self Snugride 35 car seat $60 for the pair. Call Call Phillip tese, Poodles, York- BED Circa 1930’s. Twin DOLLS (12) in good 352-330-1441 MATTRESS SET Tem- Brand New! cleaning. $100 Excel & base. Neutral. Like 352-636-2567 ies & much, much Pineapple posts. cond. Some are por- 352-217-0433 purPedic deluxe king. and/or SOFA LOVE SOLD new $50 787-6312 $95. The Villages. SEAT $550 more. Please Call celain. All for $60. BED All new COMPUTER DESK small Non-smoking. $600. STOVE, gas, excel. 352-728-1262 352-215-9911 352-323-1988 Ortho Pillowtop White washed. Excel. obo. SOLD! Can deliver! CHILD BICYCLE SEAT 470 General 352-243-1021 cond. $25 DOLLS (13) Raggedy Mattress & boxsprings. cond. $35. Call Ibert Safe-T, 2 front CLAY CROCK Call 352-483-6547 CATS (2) male/female. shades of Ann & Andy. $60. Queen-size 352-787-1949 MATTRESS TempurPe- mounts, Safe & Fun! Female fixed, male brown, 4 gallon size. Call 352-357-0225 with warranty dic Memory Foam TWIN BED Complete WASHER & DRYER Like $65 434-2439 not good w/kids. $100. Please call Starting at $180 COUCH & LOVE SEAT Queen size 10” thick w/headboard light new. Works very Free. 508-809-0287 352-742-5074 FIGURINES several. Nor- Can deliver burgundy & brown. as seen on TV. Never wood. $40. Please well. $350 obo both. CHILD BICYCLE SEAT man Rockwell unlim- 352-243-1021 $100. Please call used still in Factory call 352-702-1211 352-250-9156 Ibert Safe-T, 2 front CARRIERS CATS, 2 of them. Both CLOCK electric Sail Ship ited edition. $100. 352-461-4601 Package. Cost over mounts, Safe & Fun! good shape. Made WICKER TABLE glass The Daily Commercial spade. Free to good 352-314-9537 $2,000 but will sell top w/4 chairs. $65 WASHER Maytag 7 cy- $65 434-2439 home Oxford area. by Uniter. $95. Call COUCH Chocolate for $500 Cash. cle excellent cond. has NEW delivery 352-793-5741 Call 352-978-8671 routes available for the Call 352-748-2178 FOOTBALL CARDS Brown, Like New! 386-450-0204 $100 call CRIB Childline full size, CLERMONT AREA 3000+ All for $25. Paid $500. Asking WINE CABINET Ma- 352-243-4079 w/mattress, com- CATS, 2 of them. Both CLOCK electric Sail Ship MATTRESS, Twin sized IMMEDIATELY Please call BED 4-Poster King sized $200 602-7015 hogany, Beautiful. forter, & bumper spade. Free to good good shape. Made clean, good shape 352-636-2430 w/mattress good $300 352-446-3950 WASHER Whirlpool pads. $50 669-5960 home Oxford area. by Uniter. $95. Call $20. Please call shape $100 obo COUCH Hide a bed, pas- heavy duty, almost Call 352-748-2178 352-793-5741 352-702-1211 FOOTBALL CARDS and 352-483-0510 tel blue floral, white WING BACK CHAIR brand new. $100. CRIB LA Baby Metal, Hockey cards. Misc wash, rattan. $100 NEERLEE NEW SOLD 1ST DAY! folding, full size & SAW, cast iron, 15”x11” Tapestry Jungle $25 CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES (4) & sets all for $100 BED All new 352-267-4632 FURNISHINGS Call 352-742-2856 portable. $80. Call Daily Commercial & 1 long haired w/stand. Heavy, At- 352-343-2922 Ortho King-size Gently Used Home WASHING MACHINE GE 352-742-8246 212 E. Main St. Adult. $100 each. las w/craftsman mo- Pillow Top mattress COUCH Light blue, 2 re- Furnishings Energy Star Like Leesburg 407-340-0718 tor. $50 751-0090 GOLF CLUBS Ping I2 & box springs versible cushions, Showroom 605 Appliances new. $100 Call DOLL HOUSE Belling- Candidates must have KITTEN All white. Free 1,3,5,7 woods 25 with warranty. Good cond. $35 3320 US Hwy. 352-874-4535 ham miniature farm reliable transportation, STEREO CONSOLE years old Excel. $80 Starting at $295. 352-383-2398 441/27, Fruitland Park AIR CONDITIONER house. $40 Call to good home. Magnavox 1964 Drivers License & Ins. Call 352-243-0821 obo 352-735-6927 Can deliver. (old Phillips Dealership) GE 5000 BTU. $75. 606 Electronics 352-787-0175 EOE Plays beautifully. 352-243-1021 DESK office type cream 352-315-1000 352-348-5843 KITTEN male Free to $100 357-8110 INSULATORS (18) for color with wood grain neerleenew BLU-RAY PLAYER FEEDING SET First good home. Sum- Telephone Pole, top. Asking $50. furnishings.com BREAD MACHINE, new Samsung, w/HDMI & Year’s newborn-tod- merfield area. Please STEREO CONSOLE glass. $45 for all. 352-330-1902 in box $30. Call all other other cable dler reclining seat. call 828-319-8293 w/turn table & radio. 352-508-5697 NESTING TABLES (3) SOLD incl. $80 250-4125 $25. 352-429-9811 Excel. cond. $60. DESK Solid Dark wood. Hand painted. Beau- KITTENS & CATS loving obo 352-874-2262 MILITARY MAP 1850 BED Brass, Queen, no 3’ long. Student tiful. Excel. $100 Call COFFEE MAKER 10 Cup BOOM BOX Memorex MOVIES VCR collection CASHIERS / pets, need good framed. 12” by 14”. spring & mattress. desk. Excel. $100 352-793-9513 Connaisseur Elec. w/CD/AM/FM. port- Mary Kate & Ashley BAGGERS home. FREE. Call for TABLE 1920’s enamel/ Excel cond. $30 Excel cond. $100 352-223-7391 Excel. $30 obo able $50. Brand Olsen. (15), $40 obo Apply in Person at: info. 352-551-9695 chrome legs Unique 352-383-1280 Call 971-340-8702 PATIO BAR w/small 352-735-8037 5pm new. 352-978-7461 Call 352-669-1163 Florida Citrus Center $35. Please call matching table. KITTENS 8 weeks old. DINING CHAIRS (6) 1230 S. Main St. 352-793-8102 White washed wood. CD/DVD Free to good home MODEL TRUCK Hess BED FRAME King size, black, excel. cond. COOKER Microwave, 22” combo ROCKING HORSE Radio Wildwood, FL 34785 $30 352-551-1457 Call 352-326-4174 ‘91. New in the box. excel. cond. $25 $100. Please call Tastiwave. bake, w/remote Panasonic, Flyer, good cond. WINDOWS (20) antique, $15 Please call Please call 352-434-8850 roast, grill, fry. $40 2007 model. $51 Asking $50 Call CLEANING PERSON wooden framed. 352-508-5315 352-483-6547 PATIO SET Brown rat- 352-314-0411 Call 352-321-9401 352-326-2717 KITTENS Asking $100. Call Bi-weekly preferably DINING RM TABLE Dark tan, loveseat, chair, DISCOUNT on a Thur. or Fri. for a Free to good homes! 352-383-5850 & ottoman. $55 Call CEL PHONE Boost pre Call 352-516-9652 MODEL TRUCK Hess BED Twin Complete. Wood top & 2 bench APPLIANCE REPAIR SCHOOL UNIFORMS (10 two bedroom apart- ‘91. New in the box. Wicker headboard. seats. Excel. $100 352-323-0070 Fix Most For $60 paid Pink, Sanyo pr.) size 12R, excel. ment in the my home. MINI DACHSHUND fe- 602 $15 Please call $100 Please call 352-223-7391 Plus Parts Juno. $40 Like New cond. $40 Call For inquiry: male 6 yr. Spayed Arts/Crafts 352-508-5315 352-748-2193 RECLINER Heat & vi- 352-446-0959 352-728-3928 maydempsey@ brates. Blue. Like Red. No small kids. DINING TABLE 60” W/2 STROLLER hard plas- gmail.com CERAMIC MOLDS (10). new. $99 Call DVD PLAYER Free 352-394-5428 POSTER framed of CAPTAINS BED, Blue, 3 Leaves 4 cane back brand tic, good cond. Duncan books. 50 352-821-2601 Sanibel Lighthouse, drawers, clean mat- chairs $75 obo new, portable 7” $35. 504-6406 PAPILLON 10 yr. Pure brushes & tools. $25 100th Anniversary. tress. Gently used. 352-483-0510 RECLINER Old but still $100 Please call GOLF CART Wildwood 748-4753 Washer, Dryer, 350-702-7736 Bred, male. Needs Out of print. 18” by $99 352-406-5401 usable. Free. SWING, for infant BUILD TECH. Refrigerator good home. Free. 24”. $25 Call DINING TABLE oblong Call 352-314-3941 Zoo animals $40. Like Must have valid PET VISORS compo- “Don’t Toss It Fix It DVD PLAYER portable. 352-988-3809 352-383-1280 CHAIR brown w/black w/4 padded chairs. New 352-735-0892 driver's license & own nents to sew. Lg spots. Good cond. 4’x3’, 2 extra leaves. ROCKER RECLINER like For Less” For use in car, train or tools. Must be reliable WEST HIGHLAND TER- container (100’s) RAZOR Straight. Origi- $100 obo Call $99 748-0702 new oyster shell Days, Evenings & bus. Asking $60. Call TABLE w/2 chairs, Apply in person at: $99. 352-569-0166 nal, made in Ger- 352-383-4903 color. $75. Call Weekends 352-455-4872 2505 Industrial St. RIER. 8wks old male wooden, approx. $500. Please call many. $8 Wildwood. CHAIR Green print. DINING TABLE w/pad, 352-793-5773 Call Now 3’x5’, $25 obo. Call Leesburg, FL 34748 VEST PANELS KINDLE WIFI Almost 352-551-0002 352-748-4753 Good cond. $35 incl leaf. No chairs. 352-874-1238 352-357-7851 Pre-printed. Not New! Great cond. RECORDS 78’s buy the Call 352-259-4315 $20. 352-455-3469 ROLL TOP DESK Dark made anymore. 17 $50 Please call LANDSCAPE 560 Pet box. Asking $20. or 352-735-0061 wood, Med. sized. TRAVEL SYSTEM Graco for $50 569-0166 352-259-4315 LABORERS Call 352-602-4478 CHAIRS (19) metal Good cond. $100 DISHWASHER Frigidaire Stylus. Like new. Call 352-753-0854 Supplies frame w/padded seat DRESSER French, refin- Call 352-787-8059 Electrolux Gallery Se- Neutral gender. DFWP/EOE 603 Collectibles SILVER PLATED BOWLS, & back. dark green. ished Cream/gold 9 ries. $50. Call PLAY STATION II slim, $100 787-6312 BIRD CAGE, hangs on w/3 games. Like new floor stand. New. 29” musical cookie jar & $76 314-2820 drawer, Excel. $100. SOFA & LOVE SEAT, 352-669-2523 ARMY PISTOL BELT 407-284-0012 gray. Queen pillow $75. Please call high 33”x15”. $100. w/45 Leather holster. figurines. $100 625 Building top bed. $90. Call DISHWASHER Galaxy, SOLD OPENING 352-748-9611 M1968 Army can- CASH 255-5054 DRESSER w/mirror. 352-702-5153 Runs good! White. Supplies/ WAREHOUSE teen & 1945 Army CHEST OF DRAWERS 4 Brown, in good cond. $45. Please call RADIO Crosley AM/FM POSITION AVAILABLE CAT CAGE 58” x 30” x hatchet. Stamped US STATE THIMBLES ce- drawers, white Materials ramic (50). $50 $49 Please call SOFA BED & MATCHING 352-753-4072 Stereo, plays re- Call Robert 79” on wheels. Win- Mann 1945 hooked w/clown decals. $20 cords/CD’s cassettes DOORS for mobile 352-702-9984 dow space, 4 levels. CASH ONLY call 352-357-7851 CHAIR green floral on the belt. $100 Call 352-748-2193 print. $99. Call $75. SOLD! home. Brand new, no $25 352-787-1824 352-383-1280 352-255-5054 DRYER elec. Whirlpool. END TABLES ice box 352-552-7509 Works good. Asking windows 31 x 71. OUTDOOR MAINT. CHEST OF DRAWERS 5 style. $50/pair. Good $99. Please call SPEAKERS 4 Jensen $99 352-365-6234 BASEBALL CARD 50 TABLE RADIO 1949 P/T cutting grass, DOG KENNEL CARRIER RCA Victor. Original. drawers very good cond. Please call SOFA BED Clayton Mar- 352-449-9799 model STV880 & extra lg. like new. Upper deck flyball cond. Asking $60. Boston Acoustic. moving debris & pa- Works great. $75 352-343-2922 cus , camel back, FAUCET PULL OUT perwork. No equip- selling $55 obo. with instruction book. 352-874-2262 blue w/white design. $50. 352-551-9396 $15 352-343-2253 Call 352-396-4277 FREEZER Upright Ken- Stainless steel paid ment needed. Must be SOLD ENTERTAINMENT CEN- $100 742-0177 more 13 cu. ft. Good STEREO SYSTEM 2 re- $300 sell for $100. able to work week- BASEBALL CARDS Yan- TOOL CHEST Wood. An- CHEST w/4 drawers, TER in good cond. cond. Almond $85. New. 323-0788 ends. DOG KENNEL lg. kees, Burger King tique, 1913. 20 x 11 white wood, 48”x30” 49.5” x 48” tall. $15 SOFA Multi-floral. Used SOLD 1ST DAY! mote speakers, cassette, radio CD $21 Fax resume to: 8’x15’, $100. Call sets. $20 Call x 10. Excel cond. $35. Please call Call 352-326-4192 little, Excel. Wood MICROWAVE Over the 352-253-0704 SOLD 352-343-2253 $75 352-735-5370 352-383-2302 trimmed. $100. 352-753-0657 FENCE POST Vinyl 3.5” range. $25. x 3.5” x 72” 10 ENTERTAINMENT CEN- 352-728-4487 Call 352-406-6820 TER 51 x 18 x 41. SUBWOOFER (2) Polk posts for $75 Call Dark Oak. $ 100. SOFA TABLE w/glass RANGE Frigidaire Elec- Audio 12”, 400 SOLD! Call 352-429-2742 top, excel cond. $50 trolux Gallery Series. watts, fiber carbon. Please call $85. Please call $80. 352-360-3027 GUTTER 26’ w/10’ ENTERTAINMENT CEN- 352-787-8108 352-669-2523 spout, Brown. $28, TER Blonde. Excel SURROUND SOUND Please call cond. $20 Call SOFA w/ dbl recliner on RANGE Hotpoint white JVC, almost new, 352-793-8102 SOLD! each end. Tan, mi- w/black oven. Asking used 3 mo. Sell for $100 350-3621 crofiber. New $400. $65 obo. Call HARD HATS, (4) high ENTERTAINMENT CEN- obo 352-787-4114 352-551-5739 impact plastic, with TER Holds 42” TV. TABLE handmade SURROUND SOUND built-in straps, brand Shelves. $75 obo mosaic top $60 set REFRIGERATOR 18cu.ft, JVC, almost new, new $50. 748-9611 352-735-8037 5pm 352-408-4688 frostfree, white/al- used 3 mo. Sell for mond. $75. Call $100 350-3621 ENTERTAINMENT CEN- TABLE & 3/CHAIRS on 352-989-6706 KITCHEN SINK cast iron TER holds up to 32”. casters, blue for- REFRIGERATOR works TELEVISION 17”, runs porcelain w/faucet. Wood. $100 Call mica, 41” round. great. $50 obo Call good. $20. $50. Please call 352-391-5786 $99 obo. SOLD! 352-314-2123 Call 352-348-2587 352-537-2983 ENTERTAINMENT CEN- TER wood & glass. SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON B2 8.5 x 6. 3 sections. $100 589-5661

ENTERTAINMENT CEN- PRONG RONDO LAPD RPMS TER, holds 36” TV. Oak, mint cond. RUMOR OCEAN INRI IRMA $250. 272-0800 ONEMORET I ME MNEMON I CS ENTERTAINMENT CEN- ENE EGOMAN I A SMUGGLE TER, w/storage walnut, excel cond. NEU AGAS SEE I T $100 636-6374 J I F ENG I NEMOUNTS OULU

FUTON Good shape. AMI LL I ON DELLA TENN I S With frame & mat- PANASON I C DAPS REEVE tress cover. $75. SOLD EDDY NOTTOMENT I ON MEM DE I ST SRTA OMN I VORE GLIDER alum., from 1950’s. Asking NOO I L LEXUS ATEAT $100. Please call 352-735-1570 MAGNETIC ISIS SMILE

KITCHEN CART on ARN D I V I NEMOTHER POOL wheels 2 shelves. D I EC I ENOL EASEMENTS Excel cond. $2 Call SOLD RAMONA EN I AC LATEDATE ELON NOMENCLATURE LOS KITCHEN TABLE w/4 chairs. Good shape. TRALA OCAS I TT $70 Please call 352-461-4601 VIDEOED IRONMIKE OID ONEMOMENT STATESWOMEN LOVE SEAT Beige, Good cond. 40” x 67”. $75 COEN I S I T TOR I C ATSEA Please call ENDS ATTY SNACK SHORN 352-552-4015 B10 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, September 2, 2011

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625 Building 635 Garden 652 Articles 652 Articles 652 Articles 674 Exercise 685 Tools/ 806 Houses 807 811 Condos Supplies/ YARD VAC Craftsman For Sale For Sale For Sale Equipment Machinery Unfurnished Apartments 5.5 Briggs & Stratton Materials AREA RUG 5’x6’ neutral GRILL gas Char Broil SHOE POLISHER Elec. EXERCISER “AB TOOL BOX COMBO SORRENTO Mt. Ply- Unfurnished Townhouses Engine. Like new! color. Asking $18. stand up, Black & ROCKET”, like on TV. Matco Rusty Wal- mouth area. 2/2/1 LADDER 12 to 24’ alum. $200 324-3537 w/cover tank & gas LEESBURG, 2/2 & 3/2 VERY NICE! Lg 2/1.5 Extension Excel Please call $40. 352-460-0177 brown brushes. $45 Hardly used. $50. lace, top chest, rolla- Golf Course commu- W/D. No pets. 352-728-8054 352-383-8075 Call SOLD way & side cabinet. nity. Scrn porch. Appl Large newly renovated! cond. $95. Call Rents from $600/mo $650/mo + dep. 640 Guns HARLEY DAVIDSON Some tools incl. incl. fenced yard. 352-330-2251 Ta- Call 352-350-7109 Call 352-787-5885 BARRELS for floating ble top books. Per- SHORTS ladies (40 pair) NORDIC TRACK CLAS- $1500 343-7905 W/D. No pets or CCI MINI-MAG .22LR smokers. $825/mo. PLYWOOD (15) 3/4”, Dock. 3 for $25. fect cond. $15. like new cond. $40 SIC PRO SKIER, good LEESBURG, Shady Ter- VERY NICE! Lg 2/1.5 #HV-PHP 1000 828-342-4663. 3’3”x 4’. Asking Please call 352-365-6234 takes all. Call cond. Asking $50. WOOD LATHE Crafts- race Villas, 2/1 W/D. No pets. rounds $98. 352-259-5926 352-259-3522 352-589-9237 $99. Please call 321-206-8042 man 12” x 36”, like w/garage no pets. $650/mo + dep. 352-449-9799 HAT Men’s Ranch West- SILVERWARE service new, w/turning tools 807 $650/mo. 460-8924 Call 352-787-5885 FIREARMS TRAINING BLANKETS (10) THICK ern Wear. Size 7 3/8, RECUMBENT BIKE excel. on table. $90. for 8 +. $10. Call Apartments MINNEOLA SCREEN DOOR Alumi- FL. Concealed License, USED FOR PACKING Tan $10 Please call 352-568-7581 cond. Paid $149.99 SOLD 1ST DAY! 812 Rooms to “G” License, PLEASE CALL 352-360-1209 sell for $60 obo. Call Lg 1br w/spacious liv- num 3’ by 80” no Unfurnished ing room and kitchen. NRA Instructor 352-343-5019 SKILLET Corning Ware 352-348-7129 MAGAZINES Shop Notes Rent hinges. $25 Call On site laundry facility. Training ICICLE LIGHTS wire & electric. Asking $10. Woodworking (93 is- Apartments Available 352-748-2883 TOTAL GYM XL like $575. per mo. LADY LAKE just N. of Contact Mac at: BOOKS mostly romance. lights white, 150’ Please call new. Asking $100 sues). $60. Call WINDEMERE VILLAS Call about our w/$300.00 security. The Villages. Room. SINK Pedestal, Kohler, 352-350-2855 Over 100. All for $30 plus. $20 Call SOLD! SOLD 352-343-3309 www.TheRight obo Good cond Call 352-324-2173 MOVE-IN SPECIAL Call Tony at Shared, living, & w/faucets & drain 407-948-8038 kitchen. $100/wk. Training.com 352-357-0766 SPORT COATS (3) 46 TREADMILL Vita Master WORK BENCH 3 x 6 All 1Br $250 dep $500 mo white. Excel cond. 2Br $300 dep $550 mo 352-750-0672 24”D 20”W x 34’H. JACKET Ladies leather Reg. Brand name. Pro X6. Good cond. Steel, heavy duty. LEESBURG AVAIL NOW! GALESI 25 caliber, older BOOKS, Civil War by suede Western fringe $35 for all. Call $100. Please call $75 Please call (352) 728-5444 MONTCLAIR VILLAGE $199. Please call HUD Vouchers LEESBURG Private BR 352-742-1967 gun, shoots good. Catton, Sandburg, w/embroidery design 352-394-6204 352-753-1728 352-446-3950 2, 3 & 4 BR Starting $170 Please call Shaara. (8) $35 Call X-lg. $20. 429-4586 Accepted at $470/mo Patio share rest of house. 352-348-4881 SOLD WORK BENCH new cus- Equal Housing $110/wk Call WINDOWS Alum. (2) JEWELRY 80 pieces, STADIUM THROWS (2) WEIGHT MACHINE com- Duplex apts. A/C, tom wood 6 ft. $60. Opportunity 352-504-5407 used. 37.5 x 36. old & new. $75 50”X60”, reversible. plete. By Impex, Equal Housing Op- BREAD MACHINE Please call Good cond. $20 Call GUN CABINET holds 12 West Call 352-323-8434 $20. Please call $100. Please call portunity. Contact 352-343-7201 BUSHNELL 816 Commercial 352-250-4466 rifles w/bottom stor- Bend. Asking $30. 352-259-3522 352-396-4448 Melissa 326-3300 age. Mint cond. Please call 1/1 $125/wk. LADIES CLOTHING 100 includes all utilities Se Habla Español Property $150 272-0800 352-330-1902 STORAGE CABINETS (2) WRENCHES 20 in all. 14 630 Garage Sales pc. Size 6-18 $68 675 Sports/ 813-781-9540 or Suncast & Black & are US made in 24” MINNEOLA TRAILSIDE Clean & pressed. Call Recreation 352-303-6266 NICE 2/1 & 2/2 starting CLERMONT 8am -2pm GUN CABINET holds 12 BRIDE MAIDS DRESSES 352-404-3084 Decker. Good cond. carpenters tray. $25 at $585/mo + dep. PLAZA - Hwy. 27 front- rifles, custom built, (2) white w/touch of 352-383-1280 Sat. 9/3 tools, rolltop $100 568-1700 BASKETBALL STAND BUSHNELL 2/1.5 all, No pets. W/D age, 1000 sq. feet CHA desk, entertainment w/bottom storage silver. Brand new. LADIES CLOTHING 100 SWING metal turns into Portable 7’ Good hook-up. Please call Finished off very nice. $300 Call 272-0800 $100. 702-2798 appl. incl. W/D, 1 yr. center, toys, & misc. pc. Size 6-18 $68 a bed w/mattress. $25 Cond. Will deliver. lease. No Pets. 352-787-5885 Rent includes water, 15720 Sausalito Cir- BUSINESS SUITS (12), Clean & pressed. Call 352-357-3616 $80. 352-343-2711 $625/mo. $500 dep. garbage, CAM fees. All ITHACA 12 gauge pump cle Greater HIlls Woman’s. $30. Call 352-404-3084 Call 352-793-6887 you pay is electric and shotgun, engraved 352-217-8890 SWISS ARMY KNIFE BICYCLE 26” Men’s or 352-303-5112 sales tax $950.00 per Model 37. $325 Call LEATHER JACKET Men’s 800 month. Call Tony at GROVELAND 1061 Authentic. Excel. Like Huffy. Wide white Bluegrass Dr. Lex- 352-793-4019 CAMERA WESTON size L. Excel cond. new. $25 Call walls Bike lock. Like Real Estate CLERMONT 407-978-8038 ington Village 8-12 WX-7 35mm Used Smoke free home. 352-408-4190 new $80 589-1373 2/2 w/all kitchen appli- PEPPERTREE Sat. 9/3. Furn, tools, MAUSER German 8mm, twice. $75 Like new, $45 301-7634 For Rent ances plus W/D. New 819 hunting items, World War II. Nazi 352-357-9838 TABLE TOP Glass. 4’ x BICYCLE 26” Roadmas- tile flooring. $750.00 Apts. clothe, toys, Dora markings. $250 Call LUGGAGE (3) pieces 4’ w/rounded cor- ter Mountain Sport. per mo. w/$400.00 se- Models Open! Manufactured ATV, bikes. SOLD! CHAPS Ladies brown leather set. All for ners. 1/4” thick. New $75 Firm. curity. Call Tony at Homes Rental leather suede with $49 Please call $40. 352-753-1834 352-460-4503 407-948-8038 Brand New PISTOL TAURUS fringe. $100. Call 802 Vacation WEBSTER 352-753-0657 BICYCLE 3 Wheel. 1, 2 & 3 BR. BUSHNELL 3 br 2.5 ba Sat - Mon. Dawn-? PT1911 45 auto- 352-551-8798 TANZANITE RING 1.5 Rentals CLERMONT/ Dbl-wide w/carport, matic. Crimson Trace Very nice. $150. W. HWY. 50 Now Leasing 1760 CR. 753 S. MEN’S JEANS (3) Brand carats. Marquis cut. Call 352-346-1434 scrn. porch, fenced. (follow signs off laser grips & 400 CHILDREN’S PILLOWS name, new, clean. Sterling. Size 7 $65 Dora Canal Frontage Before Groveland Great Move-In Facing State Forest. rounds of Winchester Mobile Homes For Sale 471). Bring your (2) $12 for both Dora Size 42 x 30 $48 Call 352-301-7634 BICYCLE 3 wheeler HOMES 1/2 PRICE! Near horse trails. ammunition. Photo w/Owner Finance Specials trailers boxes & cash and Diego Call Firm 352-404-3084 w/large seat. “Miami Free rent until 2012 $700/mo 1st., last to a huge hand tools, Identification. Pack- 352-315-0550 TEDDY BEARS (20) all in 352-343-7401 2br/1ba Call Now and $500 dep. Lo- Sun”. Good cond. From $500 down hardware & machine age price $900. Call MEN’S JEANS (3) Brand brand new cond. $150. Please call 352-399-2129 cated 6 mi. W. of 239-273-2363 ---$$400/month$$--- sale. CLAM SHELL CARRIER name, new, clean. $100. for all. 352-430-0407 3793 Pepper Tree Ln. Bushnell. Call Tina at on trailer. New Size 42 x 30 $60 352-365-9519 806 Houses Also Avail. 352-793-8717 PISTOL US Pistol Co. 2” Handyman Special wildwoodapts.com 635 Garden parts/spare parts. Firm 352-404-3084 BICYCLE Ladies 26” Unfurnished Equal Housing barrel. Made in $100 787-9526 TEE-SHIRTS (13) Teens 1br/1ba $500 down CLERMONT/ Panther, good cond. --$$325/month$$-- Opportunity W. HWY. 50 AMARYLLIS BULBS lg. 1905. In the family MIRROR for wall, an- Sizes Lg.- extra Lg. $35 Please call CLERMONT 3/2 lg yd size. Red some pink, for 105 years. Hid- CLOCK RADIOS (2) elec. tique wood. 29” x 734 Anderson St. 407-932-0898 or Before Groveland Good cond. $15 for 352-603-3676 LADY LAKE over 150, take all den serial #. Has hol- Good cond. $16 for 29”. $50. Call all 352-326-4192 $850/mo. 352-404-8607 Mobile Homes For Sale $100 483-2679 ster wear & trigger Arden Place Apts. New w/Owner Finance the both. Call 352-787-8111 BICYCLE Mens 21 619-991-7780 guard. 10 rounds 352-728-4729 EUSTIS 1br & 2/2, 1-story 2br/1ba TRUCK TOPPER to cover speed, Mongoose, all apts. Coming the Win- CART Agri-fab lawn or incl. $100 firm. Must MIRROR solid heavy, CLERMONT 3br/2ba 2/1 $475/mo. From $500 down truck bed. 69”x78”. alum. Excel $100 ter of 2011. Lots of garden, 3’x5’, pull show photo identifi- CLOSET DOORS Mir- approx. 2’Wx4’H. Ex- 1006 Disston fenced 813-781-9540 or --$$400/month$$-- Very good cond. firm 352-357-2771 features, green rated, behind. great cond. cation. Please call rored. 79” x 48.5” x cel. cond. $50 obo yd $700/mo + dep. 352-303-6266 Also Avail. $100. 669-3849 energy efficient, only $80 409-6940 352-383-1280 94.5” Excel cond. Call 352-343-4445 BOWLING BALL 16 lbs call 352-874-6331 Handyman Special & BAG. $30. EUSTIS El Sereno Apts. $595 & $725/mo. 1br/1ba $500 down $50 352-253-2588 UNIFORMS Ladies Med. Call 352-978-7461 CLERMONT/ 1 MO. FREE RENT For details call --$$325month$$-- CHAISE LOUNGERS RIFLE 22 Savage model MIRRORS (2) matching, 3 sets multi colored W. HWY. 50 2/2. $575/mo. 877-781-6995 or 407-932-0898 or w/ottoman. (2) PVC 3B Made in Utica CLOTHES RACK as seen high quality, 23.5” x & 1 odd top. $15 for Before Groveland & padded. $50 Call N.Y. Barrel drilled for BOWLING BALLS (2) 600 N. Grove. [email protected] 352-404-8607 at Lowe’s. Chrome. 48”. $60 for both all.352-391-9611 16lbs Ebonite-Maxim Mobile Homes For Sale 502-750-0512 Weave scope. Ameri- Selling for Call 352-361-5688 Pd. $75. 724-309-4915 Amf-Venom. Both for w/Owner Finance 3333333333 CONTINENTAL COUN- can walnut. 43” $40. 352-357-1647 VACUUM Kirby Genera- 2br/1ba CREPE MYRTLE TREES length, barrel 30”. $20 352-787-2133 EUSTIS 3EUSTIS3 TRY CLUB 2/2 furn. ORIENTAL RUG 9’X12’, tion 5, all attach- From $500 down 55+ pool clubhouse. White or Pink. 7 gal. Incl. 100 rounds. CLOTHES STEAMER blue & gray, excel ments. Excel. $100 --$$400/month$$-- First Month Free! 1 BEDROOM - NEW 6 for $90 Call $125 firm Must have BOWLING BALLS (2) Starting at $460/mo $850/mo + elec. & Portable. Like new! cond. $75. Call obo. SOLD!!!!! 16lbs Ebonite-Maxim Also Avail. 1 Story. Walk to Publix dep. 352-408-6843 352-787-1226 photo identification. $40 Please call SOLD Handyman Special Very nice Call: 352-357-7332 Please call Amf-Venom. Both for Water incl. Pets ok. 3333333333 EDGER / TRIMMER 352-753-4043 VERTICAL BLINDS new $20 352-787-2133 1br/1ba $500 down Dora Canal Frontage Black & Decker $35 352-383-1280 PANTS (12) Men’s cas- cond. 80” x 88”, fits --$$325/month$$-- Call 352-357-5675 HOMES 1/2 PRICE! Call 352-357-3764 CLOTHING Men’s 38 by ual. Various colors. DEER STAND Climbing Free rent until 2012 6’ slider. $35. Call 407-932-0898 or EUSTIS HOMES LTD. 1, SHOTGUN 410 Harring- 30. 17 pieces in all. Size 34-30. $60. $50 Please call 808 352-343-7401 352-326-4141 352-404-8607 2 & 3br. Patio apt. EDGER Craftsman gas ton & Richardson Incl. jeans & shirts. 352-217-7471 352-435-0055 Apartments Pardner Model, sin- $30 352-383-1280 EUSTIS Waterfront 2/2 laundry facility. RENT powered. $50. WEDDING DRESS white EXERCISE BIKE Pro ASST. AVAIL., based EUSTIS 55+ New gle shot. $155. Call PARTS CLEANER for carport, laundry. Pets Furnished Call 352-242-1609 COIN SORTER $30 w/veil size 8, beauti- Form 10.8x. Pro- Mobile homes in a 352-348-4881 Auto’s. Good shape. ok. $750/mo. on income. Equal Please call ful $75. Call grammed or manual. LAKE GRIFFIN 2/Br mo- Quiet park. CHA, EDGER hand held ECHO, Works good. $100 352-409-5949 Housing Opportunity. 352-326-5451 352-483-5661 $100 978-6288 Call 352-357-8287 bile fully furn. All util. Refrigerator, stove & works great $60 649 Medical Call 352-669-2379 incl. Weekly rates + dishwasher included. Please Call FRUITLAND PARK $650/mo + utilities COMFORTER queen 10 PATIO BAR rectangle, 655 Musical FISHING ROD Berkley, EUSTIS sm. 1/1, for 1 much more! Call SOLD BATTERIES Rayovac for 3/1.5, hardwood flr. 352-396-2042 pieces, Burgundy & 55 x 34 x 38. $30 Call Cobalt Fire. Brand person. $400/mo + 352-636-2594 for Hearing Aids 7 packs gold. Beautiful. $100 Instruments Fireplace, lg screen of 16 per pack. $80. 352-330-1441 new. $35. Call security. No pets or more info. No dep. GARDEN LIGHTS (10) 352-217-0433 FLUTE CASE Gig bag, patio, fenced back w/proof of income or EUSTIS on 44A East of low voltage, new. 352-728-1015 352-343-8008 yard & some appl. smokers. Call Eustis 2/1 for 1 or 2 PORCH SWING wooden, Navy & Red, great 352-357-4827 social security. $15 Please call LIFT CHAIR GREEN. COMIC BOOKS (over w/hardware, excel. shape. $20 obo Call $900/mo people w/experience GO CART 5hp, 2 pas- in handling horses. 352-326-0631 Good cond. $400 Call 500). Batman, Su- cond. $50 Call 352-323-0981 407-790-6156 LAKEFRONT RESORT in senger, roll cage, EUSTIS sm. 1/1, for 1 $350/mo. + elec. & HEDGE TRIMMER 17” 352-787-8028 perman, Spiderman, SOLD!!!! LADY LAKE 2/1.5, lg. Leesburg. Quiet & seat belts, runs great person. $400/mo + approx. 1 hr work in Black & Decker etc. $100 793-8431 GUITAR Acoustic $250 409-6940 spacious backyard lg. security. No pets or peaceful cottages POWER CHAIR barn, early am daily. $20.357-3764 Jazzy PURSE Sag Harbor, w/case, nearly new. 2 car carport, corner smokers. Call and RV’s for rent, 600. Runs & Looks Background check is CURTAIN ROD 12’, for Gucci design, $100 obo Call GOLF BAG CADDY (2) lot, unattached storage 352-357-4827 utilities incl. Call New! $500 obo. req’d. Call Jan for HEDGE TRIMMER Black Vertical Blinds. Ask- trimmed in pink. $18 352-348-7000 Brand new. Asking building. W/D hook-up. 307-670-4818 352-343-3309 LADY LAKE details. 589-5825 & Decker elec., dual ing $25. Please call Call 352-793-8102 $40 for both. Excel. school district & action blade 20”. Clean Big Efficiency POWER CHAIR Jet 3, 352-323-1730 GUITAR Acoustic, “Pink 352-750-5904 AMAZING neighbors! LEESBURG furn. Studio. $45. 352-728-4729 Call 352-396-1152 or FRUITLAND PARK ~ Good cond. $400. QUILT Victorian Heart, Carly” w/case/straps. $700/mo. MOVE-IN $165/wk Incl CURTAINS, (2) valances GOLF BAG, CLUBS, 352-750-0030 FOR SALE OR RENT LANDSCAPE RAKE Call 352-787-8028 Queen, w/shams. Ex- $75. Great cond. condition! Shown by elec/cable. No smok- 86”W x 22L” w/2 BALLS & TEES. $45. Sale $5000 down 30” aluminum. $35. cel. $50 firm. SOLD Tom Grizzard Realty LAKE FRONT with dock ing 352-454-2657 throw pillows. $30. 352-617-9000 352-394-1395 352-504-4724. (Ask $600/mo or Rent for 350-669-7800 TOILET for Handicap Nice! Spacious 1/1 TWIN PALMS MARINA $575/mo Charming use. Wide, Adjust- 352-259-3170 PIANO Upright w/bench, for Howard Whelchel) GOLF CLUBS Men’s Adult. $650/mo + at Lake Griffin 1 - 2 Br 2/2 55+ Call able height & arms. REEL TAPES 7” (600) beautiful. Must see & Application, security LAWN MOWER 20” 4hp w/bag. $35 dep. 352-728-3032 Fully Furn. Cottages 352-633-1757 $40 352-357-3616 DINING CHAIR LONG opera 2 operas per hear. Sacrifice $430. dep. ($725) works great $50 Call 352-255-4913 incl. elec. & Cable TV lease Call COVERS scroll polys- tape. $20 Please call 352-735-0519 LAKE FRONT with dock LEESBURG 2/1 Down- Great for Fishermen LADY LAKE 2/1 mobile 352-409-6940 WALKER, hand brake ter/cotton. (4). $25. 352-343-9935 Nice! Spacious 1/1 352-728-8054 GOLF CLUBS, 3 iron town. Fenced, small Weekly Rental Unfurn. No pets w/seat. Good Cond. 660 Office Adult. $650/mo + Move In Special! ROOM DIVIDER thru SW, driver, 3 pets ok $600/mo + Please call for more LAWN MOWER 22” $45 Please Call dep. 352-728-3032 Stay 3 weeks & DISHES 38 pieces + 3 68”x36”. Wood, de- Furniture/ wood, putter. $75 dep. Magalski r info 352-516-4193 Craftsman 6hp, self 352-326-5413 352-245-0716 LEESBURG the 4th week is Free! propelled, works bowls, Purple flow- sign on both sides, Supplies 352-504-8035 WHEELCHAIR Good ered trim for every- 3/2 condo Move in today, Call LADY LAKE 2/2 Lg. lot. great $65 Call $80 435-0064 352-636-2594 or Cond. $45 Call day $25 568-7581 COMPUTER/DRAWING GOLF SET irons/woods in 55+ community W/large living rm. 352-409-6940 352-326-5413 oversized like new LEESBURG 3/1 1804 352-787-4514. RUG 8’6”x10’6” oval, CHAIRS (2). $60 obo. w/clubhouse, pool, $550/mo just off w/bag. $45. Call High St. CHA, Lg util. DISHES Gibson Stone- Royal Palace ornate, Call 352-787-2774 shuffleboard. Minutes 441. 352-408-8562 LAWN MOWER Crafts- WHEELCHAIR Heavy 352-217-6728 rm. Fenced in back to mall & downtown UMATILLA Furn. Adult man 18” Manual ware 8 pc. place set- 100% wool. $100 Studio & 1Br Incl util. duty. Good cond. DESK CHAIR black with yard. Shaded lot & Leesburg. No pets. LADY LAKE 3/2 nice lot, push type. $50 Call $45 Please call ting 32/pieces. $20. 352-323-8240 carport $625/mo Call No pets Starts $550 352-357-8909 5 casters. Asking PUMP/FILTER & MOTOR $750/mo + $750/dep. clean great area 352-259-1175 352-753-1728 for 15’ or smaller 352-867-7117 mo 352-250-4711 RUG Aubusson, rd, 4’ $15. Please call Incl. basic cable, water $750/mo + security above ground pool DISHES, Fiestaware, (6) w/5” fringe. Cream 352-357-8909 & lawn care. Please Call 352-874-8880 LAWN MOWER Crafts- 650 Computers $50 418-2982 call 207-450-1714 or 809 Roommate man 18” Manual assorted pieces. w/pastel flowers $75 LEESBURG 3/2/1 re- 304-472-3021 LADY LAKE 40209 Mat- push type. $50 Call & Equip $60. Please call 352-314-2820 DESK CHAIR high back, cently renovated Wanted cloth, burgundy, 685 Tools/ w/new appl., lg. thews Rd. Lg. 4/2, 2 352-259-1175 352-250-8290 RUG Oriental runner. LEESBURG 1 or 2br Liv- COMPUTER COMPAQ, swivels. Like new. Machinery fenced yard, scrn. ing rm, kitchen, bath. TAVARES Someone to screened-in porches, Windows Vista, 16’ x 2’ 9” $35. water & garbage incl. LAWN MOWER Old DRESS Lace overlay, $60 352-357-0225 porch, good neigh- $135/wk or $500/mo. share 2/2 on water clean, install $100. Call 352-728-1186 No security dep. fashioned push reel. purple in color. Size BAND SAW Ryobi 9”. borhood. $850/mo + 352-250-9061 $400/mo. Please call Call SOLD! $825/ first & $775 Like new easy push 16. $30 obo Call RUG w/fruit design. EXECUTIVE CHAIR High- $75 Please call security dep. Call 352-602-8095 RENTED last. Call 753-1700 $50 SOLD!!!! 352-735-0061 Good cond. for back. Excel cond. 352-636-6783 LEESBURG 3/1 upstairs COMPUTER MONITOR Black. $25 Call DRUMS 55 gal. kitchen/dining area. unit, 315 S 2nd St. 17” flat screen, built 352-742-0789 810 Duplexes LEESBURG, 2/2 Remod- LAWN MOWER push, $70 352-357-9305 ENGINE HOIST $100. W/D hook-up $545 in speakers. $39 Call PLASTIC $15.00 CALL LEESBURG sm. 3/1 on 1 eled, close to Wal- heavy duty, Honda, Please call mo 352-787-2700 352-753-9786 352-408-4190 ac +/-, CHA US 27 & CLERMONT/ mart. No pets. works good. $25 Call RUG wool pile FAX MACHINE Brothers 352-603-0940 ext.225 Hwy. 44 $600/mo. W. HWY. 50 $550/mo. 1st & last. SOLD 1ST DAY! FATIGUES Camouflage 5’.3”x7’.6”. Blue, ex- 770 plain paper, 3 HUTCH w/desk for com- printing cartridges. FINISHING NAILER Porta Nick 561-396-5357 Before Groveland Call 352-516-9248. MOWER, self propelled (2 sets) small/short. cel. cond. $100 Call LEESBURG 3/2 with ga- Mobile Homes For Sale puter. Pickled wood, $50 Please call 352-343-8913 $99 352-208-5914 Cable Like new. New rage. $775. mo. + WILDWOOD AREA 4hp, runs good. $95. light in color. $100 $155 Sell $75. Bob RENTALS w/Owner Finance Family Park: 352-348-5843 352-742-4670 $650. dep. Call Mike 2br/1ba 352-383-5850 SANDALS Ladies new 5 STAND Printer/Com- 352-748-3578 •Clermont - 3br/2ba 352-223-5300 3/2 single-wide CHA puter 16 x 28 w/roll- $700.00 From $500 down $675/mo. + dep PATIO PLANTER 24’ of MONITOR 15” DELL FIBER OPTIC CHRIST- pr., size 9W, all col- ers 4 shelves Pecan. FRAMING NAILER New •Clermont - 2br. Large LEESBURG Downtown --$$400/month$$-- Incl. water, sewer, linear growing space New in Box. $40 obo MAS TREE 6’, w/ex- ors, $50. takes all. area. The Enclave at Also Avail. 352-430-0407 tra color wheel. $50. Call 352-343-8964 $55 352-553-8363 $179. Sale price home on canal to Lawn maint. & trash. for plants etc. $89 $95. Call Bob Cauthen Circle. A new Handyman Special 352-745-8620 Call 352-508-5373 Call 352-638-9296 Lake Minnehaha PRINTER Cannon IP 674 Exercise 352-748-3578 $875.00 incl. yd.care apartment home 1br/1ba $500 down SCRUBS Cherokee, 5 community of 1 BR, PODOCARPUS (10) 1800, w/ink blk & •Clermont - 3 br, ca- ---$$325/month$$--- FIREPLACE SCREEN 38” sets, like new, differ- Equipment 1 BA Luxury apts. shrubs. $80/all. Call color, also software. GENERATOR, Coleman nal to LakeMinne- 407-932-0898 or 825 Rent-To- x 31” w/end irons. ent colors and sizes Call 352-702-2949 352-787-1226 $35 343-8027 5.0K - 6.2K like new. haha $900. 352-404-8607 $35 Please call $50 435-0064 AB LOUNGER Extreme ~ Fully Equipped ~ Own Tony Little’s. Only $450 obo. Call •Clermont - 3br in Clair 352-324-2173 SCRUBS large EUSTIS 2/2 w/extra liv- PRINTER Dell 3000CN $95 obo. Please call 352-253-0213 Place Sub. $1,000. RAIN BARREL $39.95. 2 pairs, blue. $20. LEESBURG on Lake Grif- ing rm W/D, wood Dora Canal Frontage Color, laser. Extra 352-787-2774 •Clermont - 3br tiled Please call FLEA MARKET MER- Call 352-728-8054 fin Efficiency or 1 br. floors & carport. HOMES 1/2 PRICE! 352-394-7788 Cartridges. $50. LADDERS 24’ ext. alum split plan, fenced, Free rent until 2012 CHANDISE (10) AB LOUNGER Works Avail. $165 to $750/mo + $250 352-569-0240 boxes. $100 take all. & 8’ A-frame brick patio $1,100. $200/wk; Incl. elec. dep Please call 352-343-7401 great! $20 Call wooden $100 for incl. yd. care. SEGO PALMS (2) SOLD!!! SEWING MACHINE old, 352-365-0811 352-217-7314 352-516-2586 36”Hx36”W. $100 PRINTER Epson, all in portable, mint cond., both. 352-551-8798 •Groveland - 3br in Lexington Estate, for both. Call one NX400.New in case. Asking $95. LEESBURG on Lake Grif- LEESBURG 1/1 Newly box. $60 obo Call FOOT BATH & MAS- 352-793-5741 BOWFLEX Ultimate, MITER SAW Langdon nice $1,000. 352-748-7009 hardly used. $500. fin Efficiency or 1 br. redone. Lg Yard. 352-348-7129 SAGER. Dr Scholls. antique, Model 72. •Clermont - 4/3 HUGE Avail. $165 to Call 352-551-6510 $100 Please call home. Sky Valley $500/mo + dep. Excel. cond. $7 $200/wk; Incl. elec. 352-315-0137 SEWING MACHINE old, 850-559-9320 Sub. $1,350.00 TRIMMER Craftsman ROUTER cradlepoint 352-357-0120 CELLERCISER Adult re- 352-217-7314 900 portable, mint cond., 2 cyl gas engine. $50. CTR, 350 & Sprint bounder, w/carrying MITER SAW Nobex. 352-242-1609 case. Asking $95. $75 Please call ROCKER REALTY Real Estate U760 card both $45. GAME two person elec- 352-793-5741 bag. $259 new. Ask- 352-394-3570 LEESBURG PEPPERTREE 811 Condos Call 352-324-2559 ing $99 326-5296 352-636-6783 WATER FOUNTAIN Rock tric Poker, Black www. APTS. 2503 South For Sale RockerRealtyInc.com St. 1 & 2br. 62+, formation. Asking Jack, Dice, & Horse SEWING MACHINE PLATE JOINER by Skil, DVD’S “Beach Body” handicapped or dis- Townhouses $100. Please call ROUTER Sprint, w/con- Racing table, $400. Singer, in cabinet new. $75 Please nections $35. Call 352-751-0560 (12) & books. New abled. Spacious 352-551-8798 w/chair $50. Call $120. Now $40. call 352-217-8890 LEESBURG 352-430-0407 352-483-2679 units, quiet, a/c com- 352-383-7553 SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS munity rm. Starting 3/2 condo 2/2/1 with workshop 903 Homes WEED WACKER Black & GLASS TABLE TOP 26” at $450. Equal Hous- in 55+ community SEWING MACHINE ROUTER Craftsman Potting shed. New Decker Grass Hog HP x 52”, beveled edge ing Opportunity. Call w/clubhouse, pool, For Sale Singer. Desk top 1.5hp, with 8 new kitchen, tiled baths 14” 7.2 amp $40 651 Articles 1/4” thick, new. $75. EXERCISE BIKE Stamina Falon.728-1500 shuffleboard. Minutes 407-284-0012 style. $35 Call R360S. Recumbent. extra cutting bits. Active community to mall & downtown Call 352-259-1175 352-365-0811 $65. 352-408-0675 Wanted Good cond. $75 Call Indoor/outdoor pool Leesburg. No pets. LADY LAKE in the city 352-793-9513 Lots of activies. LEESBURG STUDIO Nice $750/mo + $750/dep. 1992 Dbl-wide 3/2 WEED WACKER/EDGER I BUY NON RUNNING GRILL CharBroil 2/burn- SHIRTS (2) ladies, but- STRAP NAILER Pasload $695/mo + dep. & clean. $125/wk. Incl. basic cable, water Great cond. fenced. combo, gas Black & lawn mowers, any ers. Asking $10. ton down, Petite EXERCISE SYSTEM Gy- Air. (positive place- Ask for Diane incl. util. cable TV. & lawn care. Please Nice neighborhood Decker, good cond. quantity, cash paid. Eustis area. Please large. Kim Rogers. rotonic 1000. $90 call ment) $100 Call Tom Grizzard Realty 352-303-6266 or call 207-450-1714 or $68K Please call $45. 352-552-7808 352-409-6940 call 352-406-1577 $8. 352-357-2248 352-504-0499 352-551-4921 352-787-0590 813-781-9540. 304-472-3021 352-551-6510

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905 1101 Boats 1230 Vans 1235 S U V 1235 S U V 1235 S U V 1235 S U V 1240 Trucks 1240 Trucks 1240 Trucks Waterfront TROLLING MOTOR Minn NISSAN ‘05 Murano SL TOYOTA 2009 Light Duty Light Duty Light Duty kota, Auto pilot, foot CHEVROLET TAHOE ‘02, 3.5 ltr silver/black, NISSAN 2008 JEEP 2008 VENZA CHEVROLET 2001 FORD 1997 Dora Canal Frontage control. $100 Call 4x4 Z71, black, sun roof. non smoker $22,810 HOMES 1/2 PRICE! 850-559-9320 QUEST LIBERTY $10,250. 742-1967 Silverado X-Cab F150 4X4 V8 FORD 2004 $21,320. leather, 107K mi. ~ 3 to choose from ~ 800-313-9787 Free rent until 2012 Good cond. On-Star W/Tonneau, Duals, 5 speed, Cold A/C RANGER SUPER CAB 352-343-7401 WELLCRAFT 16 ft. 800-313-9787 $16,210 SATURN 2009 VUE XR 6 Power Captain seat Standard Cab 19K MILES speed boat. $1,800 Tow Pkg. $10,900. 1-800-313-9787 352-391-9790 cylinder. Leather ex- 1240 Trucks Running boards. All Long bed. $18,710 Call 352-742-7534 tra nice! $18,500 Light Duty paper work Excel. 19 Runs & Drives Great 800-313-9787 930 Out-of- 352-343-5005 mpg 246K mi. $6,200. $5500. obo SATURN 2005 RELAY 7 Jim at 352-406-5578 352-728-4548 area 1150 R V & FORD 2005 ESCAPE MISTUBISHI 2007 TOYOTA 2008 FORD 2005 XLT SUPER NISSAN ‘08 Raider. passenger, DVD XLT Super low miles, OUTLANDER RAV4 CAB. Low miles. Spray in liner Factory GUNTERSVILLE, AL. Campers player. $8,800. Call leather $11,900 Call $13,920 $17,310 $14,900 Call Who’s Your Paper? warranty $10,900 Blue Heron RV Re- 352-343-5005 352-343-5005 352-343-5005 sort. Deeded RV Lg. CHAIR for RV. Base 352-343-5005 1-800-313-9787 CALL 800-313-9787 South Lake Press! lot, paved pad & bolts to floor, has 2 patio, deck, pool positions & turns. storage shed & club- $100 347-7350 house. $39K Call 352-408-6451 CONVERTED BUS GMC w/all equipment. Good Diesel engine w/auto transmission. Ready for the road. $15,000. Obo 1000 352-446-3950 Manufactured 1200 Homes Transportation 1205 Autos 1001 Mfd Homes CASH PAID For Sale FOR JUNK CARS! $200 and up. CLERMONT/ Call 352-771-6191 W. HWY. 50 Before Groveland CHEVROLET 1994 Mobile Homes For Sale ASTRO VAN w/Owner Finance 7 Passenger 2br/1ba Low miles! From $500 down SPECIAL $3,995. --$$400/month$$-- Also Avail. LEXUS 2002 Handyman Special GS 300 1br/1ba $500 down Leather, sunroof --$$325/month$$-- Immaculate 407-932-0898 or SPECIAL $ 12,995 352-404-8607 CHEVROLET 2002 Dora Canal Frontage SUBURBAN Z71 HOMES 1/2 PRICE! 4X4 Tow package Free rent until 2012 Sunroof, loaded! 352-343-7401 Entertainment System. SPECIAL $12,495. Eustis Haselton Village 55+ Lovely huge home. FORD 2004 Prime area. $28,900 F250 Lariat Crew Cab, for quick sale obo Leather. Loaded! Call 352-638-6789 Beautiful Truck! or 352-742-0196 SPECIAL $14,495. FRUITLAND PARK ~ SUZUKI 2008 FOR SALE OR RENT Forenza Sale $5000 down 4 door, 4 cylinder $600/mo or Rent for Great Economy car! $575/mo Charming SPECIAL $9,995. 2/2 55+ Call 352-633-1757 WE BUY CARS! In House Financing LADY LAKE in the city No Dealer Fees Ever 1992 Dbl-wide 3/2 Low Interest Rates! Great cond. fenced. Nice neighborhood Lake Jem Auto & $68K Please call Marine Sales 352-551-6510 352-383-0956 BUY HERE! PAY HERE! LEESBURG 1976 a 2/1 See Our Entire w/shed ,carport. Par- Inventory on tially furn. Located in www.lakejemauto.com a park. $1500. Call 352-513-4336 or CHEVROLET 2008 978-914-3993 cell. Corvette Coupe 6spd $35,740 LEESBURG 2/1.5 Beau- Call 800-313-9787 tiful in 40+. 1200sf w/shed & pool. Pets CHEVROLET 2011 ok $7,500 must sell CAMARO 352-227-8517 $23,740 Call 800-313-9787 LEESBURG Coachwood East 2/2 w/carport. CHEVROLET CAVALIER Dbl-wide.Completely ‘99 red convertible. Furn. ready to move Excel cond. 78,500 in. Own your land. mi. Blue Book retail $49K Please call $6660. Asking 352-365-6691 $4500. 753-4700 New Dbl-wide 44’x24’ Asking $24,000 FORD 1997 Mustang New Single-wide convertible, Black 65’ x 14’ w/beige top. 6 cylin- Asking $19,000 der. Manual trans- Located in a nice mission. 80K original quiet park in Eustis. mi. $4500 Call Lot rent is $310/mo. 352-551-7569 Sorry, no children. FORD 2004 FINANCING AVAILABLE Taurus SE sunsetvillagepark.com 30K miles 352-396-2042 $5,860 Call 800-313-9787 PALM HARBOR HOMES MERCURY 2004 4/2 From $499/mo Grand Marquis Loaded! $8,710 3/2 From $399/mo Call 800-313-9787 Loaded! Homes on your lot NISSAN 2007 Zero down! Sentra SER 1-800-622-2832 $13,820 Call 800-313-9787

1002 Mfd TOYOTA 2008 Homes CAMRY $15,170 W/ land Call 800-313-9787 For Sale VOLKSWAGON 2008 BEETLE $20,760 Call 800-313-9787 1100 1206 Aviation Recreation 1210 Mcycles/ Mopeds 1101 Boats GO CART 5hp, 2 passenger, roll cage, BASS TRACKER ‘88, seat belts, runs great 115hp Yamaha $250 409-6940 needs work, eng. blew-up nice alum. HELMET Lg.Excel. trailer. $1,500 obo Cond. $10. Call as is. 352-449-9799 352-874-5528

BAYLINER Bass Trophy, HONDA 600 ‘96, 72K Fish & Ski ‘88, 16.5’, mi. needs carburator 85hp outboard. Runs work. $950 obo. good. $3,900 obo. 352-449-9799 352-253-0213

BAYLINER TROPHY ‘88 HONDA TRIKE Burgundy 16.5’ w/85hp motor, Loaded. Excel cond. trolling motor, trailer, 71,570 mi. $8500 cover & top. Must Call 352-821-0502 see, many extras $4,500 483-2679 MINI SCOOTER CTM HS-120 3 wheel BOAT antique, wooden. w/new battery. $275 7’ Sailing Dinghy no 352-253-5276 sails/rutter. $100. 352-815-0268

PONTOON w/trailer. 18’ SADDLE BAGS leather, ‘98. Excel. Cond. like new, $45. Seat & boat covers & Please call all equip. $6500 Call 352-326-0631 352-446-3950 VESTS (2) & 1 pair PONTOON TRAILER ’04 Leather pants & 18/20. $1295 Sell or chaps. All for $50 trade for guns. 352-357-4827 352-742-1508 YAMAHA ‘07 Morphus SAFARI 20 ft Pontoon 250cc, silver, 4K mi. $1,000 Call $4,950. Please call 352-742-7534 352-205-6055

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1240 Trucks 1240 Trucks 1247 Trailers 1264 Auto 1264 Auto 1264 Auto 1264 Auto 1264 Auto 1264 Auto 1264 Auto Light Duty Light Duty Parts Parts Parts Parts Parts Parts Parts AXLES for Boat trailer. Accessory Accessory Accessory Accessory Accessory Accessory Accessory Good shape $60 for BED RAILS for Chevrolet CONVERTIBLE CAR HITCH PINTLE HOOK INTAKE MANIFOLD Cir- ASTRO VAN COVER CAM SHAFT Lunati WHEELS (4) fits Chevro- both. Please call Colorado extended SEATS (2) Britax Adjustable has 2 cle track cheater in- FORD F-150 FORD $20 Good cond. 502/292. $50 obo let, 6 lugs, good 352-821-0254 cab ‘10 Black $65 Marathon, w/cover 5/16th” ball. $50. take. $75 obo Call XLT ‘05. F-150 1996 Call SOLD Call 352-989-0665 cond. $100. Call 352-728-6468 set. $75 408-9980 352-408-1576 352-989-0665 Red, Extended Cab 6 cyl., Automatic 352-360-3027 8’ Bed w/topper Power steering & Tow package Power brakes TOW DOLLY 2004 Elec BED LINER formed, was BENCH SEATS for ‘97 CARBURETOR Edelbroch HEAD remanufactured HITCH w/receiver, brand KIA BUCKET SEAT Tan 78K mi Great Truck! Cold A/C brakes, new tires. in Ford F250. Asking Dodge Ram (3) all model 1405. for a Ford 300 6 cyl- new, fits Chrysler Se- ‘05 model $50 Call $11,000 $2650 $750 obo Call $30. Please call $100 obo Call 600CFM. $80 Call inder $100 Call bring. $100 obo Call 561-398-3811 or 1275 Golf 352-589-5018 352-348-5843 352-365-2998 352-357-3351 352-787-2133 352-357-9585 352-516-8026 352-357-2618 352-561-1167 Carts MUFFLER from a ‘05 Miata MX5 auto. Like GOLF BAG CARRIER 2 new $50. obo. Call holders w/basket for 352-343-0989 Gem Car. $150 obo. RIMS & TIRES 8 hole, 352-343-6739 16”.$55. Please call 352-793-4747 GOLF CLUBS (2 sets) RIMS TIRES Chevrolet w/bags. Good Cond. 5 on 5 lug. (5) $100 $50 Please call SOLD 1ST DAY 352-259-1574 STEERING WHEEL LOCK “The Club”. Excel. LANGSTON GOLF $25 Please call CART CENTER 352-383-8219 Sales • Parts • Service TIRES (3) 185/75/14 & Rentals • Custom Shop (2) 20/8.00/8NHS Factory Trained $100 Please call Technicians 352-551-9396 BATTERIES 352-357-4300 TIRES (2) General 275/45R20. Good tread $100 obo for both 352-793-8431 LANGSTON GOLF TIRES (4) Michelin p225-60R-16. Good CART CENTER tread. $99 Call Sales • Parts • Service SOLD Rentals • Custom Shop TIRES 185 70 R13. 4 Factory Trained Good cond. $80 Call Technicians Dave 352-255-7623 BATTERIES 352-357-4300 TOOL BOX Full size pick up. Alum $115 Call 352-346-1434 YAMAHA NEW ‘10. Elec. 4 yr. warranty. TOW BAR Roadmaster, $3788. If you buy any- used very little. Good where else - We both cond. $100 Call lose! 352-793-3948 352-343-1046 or 813-477-0050 FromtheKitchen Every Wednesday in the

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PAL REALTY, THE PLANTATION AT LEESBURG Elevated pond views

This home has plenty of curb appeal gutters and downspouts and an irriga- and sits on an elevated lot, overlooking a tion system with timer. Excellently priced country pond & pasture land. Serene in the low 200’s . The Plantation at sunsets are an everyday occurrence in Leesburg is a resident owned active adult this split 2/2 and den with formal rooms gated golf and tennis community with on plus a family room open to the kitchen site restaurant, 2 golf courses with equity with long snack bar. Knockdown drywall memberships available, 3 clubhouses, 3 finished walls w/rounded corners, 42 pools, full timeactivity directors, 100+ inch maple cabinets, extended golf cart activities per week, state of the art fit- garage, Corian countertops, tiled wet nesscenters, walking and biking trails areas, upgraded appliances, drywall Our office is located in Plantation Plaza, kitchen chase vent, attic access and attic PAL Realty, 25327 US Hwy 27, Suite 202, flooring w/standing room, 2 inch blinds Leesburg, FL 34748 (352) 326-3626. See throughout, ceiling fans in bedrooms, more pictures of #1193 on our web site Family room opens to kitchen with long snack bar. den, living room, family room & lanai, www.theplantation.com

ERA TOM GRIZZARD Fabulous family home in Wingspread

This fabulous family home located private upstairs bonus room that in the beautiful Wingspread includes a half bathroom and addi- Subdivision of Fruitland Park offers 4 tional storage closets. The center of bedrooms, 3 andhalf baths and over the house is an open kitchen and fam- 3400 Square Feet of living area. The ily roomwith fireplace, built in enter- moment you walk thru the front doors tainment center, dining area and slid- you will feel right at home. The foyer ing glass doors that open to the cov- introduces the living room and formal ered lanai, summer kitchen & dining room and adjacent master suite screened pool area. A perfect home with a full master bath which includes his and her sinks, garden tub and sep- for entertaining! Extras that should arate shower. This home offers a split not be excluded are a three car garage, bedroom design with two bedrooms beautiful one acre lot with fenced sharing a Jack and Jill style bathroom backyard. To preview this home or and another private bedroom with a obtain additional information, please hall baththat opens to the pool. One contact LauriGrizzard 352-267-1420 of the best features of the homes is the G4674007 $399,950 Two bedrooms share a Jack and Jill style bathroom.

MORRIS REALTY & INVESTMENTS Peaceful oasis on 16 acres

Look no further, this is your peace- plete with cook top island and break- ful oasis. What a find with 16 acres fast bar. The downstairs features a ofpristine beauty and your own pond! bedroom, full bath and its own living Bring the horses because this great room, that would make a perfect in property is zoned AG with a 30x30, 4- law area. Walk out the downstairs to stall barn with running water and also find an open porch and serene electricity. This two story, three bed- setting. This extremely well built room, three bath walk out style home home is sure to amaze you! You will features panoramic views of your serene land. Custom built in 1980, this fall in love with the open floor plan, home boasts 3,828 sq. ft. of living huge island kitchen and amazing space under heat and air. The views. This home is your dream come upstairs hosts the main living room true! Call today to preview. Lena (complete with fireplace), dining Williams (352) 636-4488 or Camie room, two bedrooms and den. Also Kennedy (352) 408-4668 at Morris Open floor plan with huge island kitchen and amazing views. upstairs is the spacious kitchen com- Realty & Investments.

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C2 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, September 2, 2011 Pricing your home for sale – Part 2

ast week, we closed ing, and lot premiums kitchen/family room, part of the list price. by identifying the like water, golf, oversize Here is a case in point. they paid the builder to Ultimately, the house L need to use the or corners. However, A former neighbor (the re-engineer a large sec- sold for substantially less average square foot price even the most desirable original owners of a 2 _ tion of the wall dividing than the asking price. In of comparable sales to upgrades will probably yr. old house) sought my the two areas. What was addition, the home was establish your home’s not recoup 100 percent of advice in pricing their removed happened to be on the market almost “base” value. You simply the original cost. home for sale. We the only wall in the fami- twice as long as the com- multiply that average In order to recover the reviewed upgrades done ly room that could munity average. That’s price times the indoor additional investments by the builder for which accommodate an enter- additional money spent living area of your home. that you made in the they paid extra (e.g., tainment center - a on mortgage payments, The next step is to make property, the items for granite countertops, requirement for most taxes, utilities, landscape adjustments for major which you paid must rep- wood cabinets, extended buyers of large single maintenance, etc. for a premium features that resent increased value to patio, waterfront lot, cir- family homes. Secondly, property they didn’t want your house has and the the majority of prospec- cular driveway). I agreed they paid thousands to own anymore. The others don’t or vice versa. tive buyers. In other that these were legiti- extra to tile the entire moral of the story is sim- For instance, if none of words, if you have made mate upgrades and floor space, including all ple. If something you the other properties had additions and/or alter- Carroll should be factored into four bedrooms. have done to personalize pools and yours does, ations (no matter how their asking price. Although tile floors are the home will cause you should add a reason- expensive) to accommo- Jaskulski, Jr. However, two items were universally acknowl- prospects to question the able amount to your date very personal inter- Carroll Jaskulski Jr is a done for very personal edged as an upgrade to cost of undoing it, it isn’t price to reflect the value ests, they are not likely to Broker/Associate with HOME Real reasons and at consider- living and high traffic an upgrade. of the pool. If the reverse be considered worthy of a Estate Professionals in Mount Dora. able cost, but added no areas, few people want Next week, we will con- exists, you would reduce higher price by others. In value. The couple owned the soles of their feet clude this series with your price by the same fact, it is not uncommon tomization. That certain- a very large original oil greeted by cold ceramic some advice on deter- amount. Some of the for such items to be per- ly doesn’t mean you painting, a prized pos- first thing in the morn- mining and implement- items that deserve con- ceived as actually lower- shouldn’t have done it for session that was to hang ing. My evaluation of ing a pricing strategy (not sideration would be sig- ing value because the personal enjoyment. Just on a living room wall. So these two issues fell on just a price) and informa- nificant upgrades in next owner will incur a don’t expect that others that they would be able deaf ears and they tion about industry con- kitchens, baths or floor- cost to reverse the cus- will want to pay for it. to view it from the remained a significant ditions impacting prices.

REAL ESTATE NEWS PROPERTY TRANSFERS Partnership able housing throughout Association holds celebrates 36th Orange, Lake and Sumter finance seminar Lajune P. Cole to John Simpson MHC Lakeside Terrace LLC, 10- Counties. APOPKA — The Homes and Leslie Simpson, 3-21-25 Eas, 19-24 Etc, $8,113,250. Guest speaker for the TAVARES — The Home in Partnership, Inc. board $70,000. Timothy Mack Davis and Debra event is Andre Brooks, Builders Association of of directors is hosting its Lake and Sumter’s Sales Ismael Enrique Caicedo and Ana Ann Davis to Timothy Mack vice president of Wells Carolina Jaramillo to Summer Bay 36th Annual Appriciation and Marketing Committee Davis,12-18-24, $10. Fargo Home Mortgage, Resort Condominium Ii Association Dinner, 6 p.m., Oct. 13 at is hosting a seminar enti- Neil Kelly Clerk, Joshua L. Pinion, the Orlando Sheraton regional sales manager. Inc., Un 205205 Wk 19 Summer Bay tled “New And Renewed Joshua Lee Pinion, Lake County Pol Hotel North in Maitland. The Orlando Sheraton Resort Condo II, $994.06 Finances.” Subdivision, Renovation Holdings The dinner is a fundrais- Hotel North Hotel is locat- Neil Kelly Clerk and Summer Bay Inc. Pinion Spouse and Arthur T. Pastor Allen Speegle is ing event for Homes in ed at 601 N. Lake Destiny Resort Condominium Association Blundell to Suntrust Mortgage the speaker at the event. Partnership to recognize Road in Maitland. Inc. to Stacey L. Humphrey, Inc., 12-19-25, $21,000. The event is 7:30 p.m. and thank those that who For information, call Summer Bay Resort Condominium Edith Welder and Milton Welder Sept. 21 at 1100 N. Joanna continue to support Homes in Partnership, Inc. Association Inc. Est to Wanda M. Reichert,12-19-25 Ave., Tavares. Call 343- Homes in Partnership, in Apopka at 407-886- Un 208 206 Wk 1 Summer Bay Etc., $10. Resort Condo I, $100. Inc., in providing afford- 2451. 7101 to make reservations. Deep South Rentals LLC to John Summer Bay Resort P. Doty and Nancy M. Hoff, 12-19- Condominium Association Inc. and 26, $64,000. Neil Kelly Clerk to Armando Flores, PEP TALK Summer Bay Resort Condominium Neil Kelly Clerk, Robert E. Belt, Association Inc. and Carmen Mark J. Bassett, Sally A. Bassett, Pulte to host east Orlando. and-a-half baths or three Flores, Un 403 206 Wk 4 Summer Sheila A. Belt and Suntrust grand opening Sean Strickler, vice presi- baths in 1,835 square feet of Bay Resort Condo III, $100. Mortgage Inc. to Federal National Mortgage Association, 12-20-24, $0. dent of sales for Pulte living space with a two-car Anthony M. Russo and Miriam ORLANDO — Pulte Clermont Breeze LLC, Mario Homes, said visitors need to garage. Russo to Anthony M. Russo, Lt 14 Homes will host a grand Prieto, Blue Springs Reserve make reservations prior to The 500-acre master Greengrove Ests, 0. opening and wine tasting Townhomes Homeowners the event in order to gain planned VillageWalk at Lake Regional Asset Servicing on Sept. 8 to showcase its Association Inc. Blue Spring security gate access. Nona features a community Corporation to Marc Rothstein and new “Cayman II” luxury Reserve Townhomes Townhome Priced from $219,990, the clubhouse with resort style Mary Rothstein, Lt 81 Trails Of model town home at Montverde, $335,250 Homeowners Association Inc. “Cayman II” town home amenities that include two VillageWalk at Lake Nona, Barbara Grenon and Michael Capri Contractors Inc. and Neil optionally features three or swimming pools, tennis off Narcoossee Road, south Grenon to Sandra Simon Tr and Kelly Clerk to CNI Bank, 14-21-25 of State Road 528 in south- four bedrooms and two- and basketball courts. Sandra Simon Trust, 1-17-28, $10. Etc., $100. Bank of America The Lake & Sumter Real Estate Section Contact Susan or Cheryl. Gets Results! Susan Davis Cheryl Burgess NMLS #432392 NMLS #432396 For information about We are your local trusted lenders with over 50+ combined years of mortgage lending experience with the same company! advertising in this section call Susan Davis Cheryl Burgess 352-365-8287 3200 C.R. 44-B 401 No. 14th Street Mount Dora, FL 32757 Leesburg, FL 34748 or e-mail (352) 385-1469 (352) 315-3849 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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ERA TOM GRIZZARD Hidden southern style treasure

This 4/3, 4244 square foot Southern include wood flooring, granite, hand Style pool and lakefront home has the crafted custom cabinets with accent natural charm, elegance and historical lighting, solid French doors with tran- tie that few others can parallel. The som windows throughout, stone tile, same can be said for the location on 16 wood burning and gas fireplaces, and acres with a 4 acre private and beauti- crown molding everywhere. The Fluted ful deep lake, all surrounded by con- Trim and the decorative Plinth Block servation area. Some of the design add significant design touches. elements that lend to the nostalgia and long lasting appeal are the allur- Besides the attached 4 car garage, there ing porches, verandas, decorative win- is a 90’ x 60’ metal building on an 8” dows, arched casement windows, and slab, a horse barn with four 12’ x 24’ stylishdormers. The exterior finish is stalls. So bring your horses, classic cars Redwood and Tennessee Stack Stone and add your own finishing touches. with Mahogany French Doors at the $550,000 Call Linda Grizzard 352-267- Tennessee Stack Stone with mahogany French doors. entrance. Quality features inside 0668

MORRIS REALTY & INVESTMENTS Direct Lake Eustis frontage

Direct lake eustis frontage on the beau- beyond. Kitchen has been stylishly tiful Harris Chain of Lakes! Located on an upgraded withgranite countertops, tile elevated lot for extraordinary views of the backsplashes, ceramic tile on floors and breathtaking sunsets. This amazing pool solid wood cabinetry. Professionally home features a 2 car garage, 3 large bed- maintained landscaping. City water and rooms & 3 full baths plus a spacious office. sewer but irrigation is on well. Custom Features include storage galore. Home built private boat dock/ boat lift . Makes boasts 2 private master suites, one for easy access to Harris Chain of Lakes. upstairs and one downstairs. Upstairs Located on a quiet dead end street with suite would make the perfect guest/moth- little traffic yet conveniently close to er-in-law quarters with its own second shopping, hospitals, restaurants and his- story balcony overlooking the pool and toric downtown Tavares on Lake Dora fantastic Lake Eustisfrontage. Living room with its new Sea Plane basin and numer- features numerous sets of sliding glass ous shops and fine dining. $359,900. Call doors overlooking heated, screened in Scott Strem 352-978-3428 at Morris Realty pool and picturesque Lake Eustis views & Investments. Two private master suites-one upstairs and one downstairs.

PAL REALTY-THE PLANTATION AT LEESBURG Chain of Lakes access

Sunken living room, formal dining shed 2006, new windows 2001 in bonus used as Florida room, efficient kitchen room with window a/c, window treat- with oak cabinetry, upgraded glass top ments and blinds, 6 ceiling fans, well stove, kitchen nook with front yard water & septic, large fenced backyard, window & open to the Florida/dining additional square footage of 270 under room. The master bedroom has roof with window units. Private com- indoor/outdoor carpet & mirrored munity boat ramp to the harris chain of closet door, a master bathwith tiled lakes, close to lake square mall, restau- shower. The guest bedroom also has rants & more. Give away priced at low pile carpet & mirrored closet with a $70,000! Our office is located in guest bath shower with tub. The third Plantation Plaza, PAL Realty, 25327 US bedroom has a window a/c, study/den, Hwy 27, Suite 202, Leesburg, FL 34748 handicap ramp at front door, new (352) 326-3626. See more pictures of awnings & siding in 1998, new roof & #1196 on our web site www.theplanta- Kitchen nook opens to Florida/dining room. gutters 2005, new a/c 2001, new storage tion.com Was this chair designed by Arne Emile Jacobsen?

HELAINE FENDELMAN and JOE ROSSON and affordability. (and others), Jacobsen began Scripps Howard News Service Midcentury-modern furniture doing product design in the early is all about straight lines with a Dear Helaine and Joe: 1950s. His first chair was the “Ant few organic curves and virtually Chair,” molded plywood on three no ornamentation. It was an out- Is it possible that you could tell spindly steel legs, and his next growth of early-20th-century me something about this chair? I was the Model 3107 - Series 7 reactions against excessive chair, which was also made from purchased it in the early 1960s embellishments and the use of when it was on display in a molded plywood, but with an “style” as a form of status. hourglass shape and four steel model home. I wonder what it is Instead, midcentury modern worth now. legs. celebrated technology, mobility Jacobsen is also known for two Thank you, and democracy by making “good N. McN., Novi, Mich. important upholstered chairs that design” available to a larger num- he designed in 1956 for the Royal ber of households. The move- Dear N. McN. Hotel in Copenhagen. These are ment was fueled by the growth of the “Egg Chair,” which looks postwar suburbs and the demand something like an egg cut away We are tired of talking about of returning veterans for modern- with curves to be a comfortable “gloom and doom” in the feeling furnishings to fill the seat, and the “Swan Chair,” which antiques-and-collectibles world. rooms in their new homes. We do not enjoy discussing the Arne Emile Jacobsen (1902- was all curves. waning interest in such areas of 1971) was a Danish architect and The chair belonging to N. McN. collecting as Victorian furniture designer who is often credited was inspired by Jacobsen’s 3107 and glassware, and we are happy with “creating” the so-called chair. From its inception, the 3107 to get the opportunity to discuss a “Danish Modern” style. In was widely copied. The chair in category of collecting that seems Europe, he is known for his today’s question, with the very to be on the upswing — namely, incredible, somewhat Spartan graceful and attractively sweep- midcentury modern. buildings, but he is known ing arms and wooden legs, is This term — first employed in around the world for his simple probably an early-’60s teakwood the 1950s — refers to an impor- but highly effective chair designs. adaptation. tant design movement that is We will not delve into his Though not an actual Jacobsen characterized by simplicity and incredibly successful career as an piece, this chair is still well- by shapes inspired from nature. It architect, but will focus on his designed and is a true midcentu- was heavily influenced by chairs instead. Somewhat ry-modern period piece. It is cur- JOE ROSSON AND HELAINE FENDELMAN / SHNS Scandinavian designers and has a inspired by the American design rently worth between $250 and This chair, with its hour-glass-shaped back, is based on a design by Arne Emile focus on functionalism, utility team of Ray and Charles Eames $350. Jacobsen.

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PROPERTY TRANSFERS

LOCATION: 7119 Sadler Road, Mount Dora FEATURES: LOCATION: 3520 Foxboro Ct., Mount Dora FEATURES: LOCATION: 8117 SE 174th Belhaven, The Villages FEATURES: 4BR/2BA, Lake Ola waterfront. LISTING PRICE: $189,900 3BR/2BA, Pool home & large fenced backyard. LISTING 2BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $133,500 SELLING PRICE: SELLING PRICE: $110,250 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: PRICE: $169,900 SELLING PRICE: $150,000 LISTING AGENT $135,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Camie Kennedy & Jessica Huey Graham, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING & OFFICE: Jessica Huey Graham, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. Lena Williams, Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT AGENT & OFFICE: Darlene Clark, Exit Realty Tri-County. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Theresa Ward, Pierce Realty. & OFFICE: Lynne Marinelli, CB/All Village Realty.

LOCATION: 17627 SE 93rd Butler Ct, The Villages LOCATION: 3510 Imperial Lane, Lakeland FEATURES: 3,381 LOCATION: 1498 Whooping Drive, Groveland FEATURES: FEATURES: Corpus Christi (2+Den/2 BA) model in the Village sq. ft. Fenced in back yard and a huge, screened in pool and Comfortable 3BR/2BA with screen patio and pond view. of Springdale. LISTING PRICE: $159,900 SELLING PRICE: lanai. 2 car garage is oversized. LISTING PRICE: $126,899 LISTING PRICE: $84,900 SELLING PRICE: $80,000 LISTING $139,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Debbie Gentry, ERA SELLING PRICE: $128,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: AGENT & OFFICE: Cindy Elkhander, Metro Brokers Realty. Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Misty Cheryl S. Glover, Keller Williams Homestead Realty. SELLING SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Cathy Hill, ERA Tom Grizzard Noland, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. AGENT & OFFICE: Mary Kay Cook, Keller Williams. Inc.

LOCATION: 4330 Arlington Ridge Blvd., Leesburg FEATURES: LOCATION: 5117 Ballark Street, Mount Dora FEATURES: Arlington Ridge 2BR/2BA, 1,518 sq. ft., open floor plan Lancaster at Loch Leven – New 2011, 3BR/2BA, 1,676 sq. ft. LOCATION: 10767 SE 176th Street, Summerfield FEATURES: LISTING PRICE: $89,900 SELLING PRICE: $87,000 LISTING LISTING PRICE: $146,990 SELLING PRICE: $140,000 2BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $69,900 SELLING PRICE: $62,500 AGENT & OFFICE: Bonnie Webb, Coldwell Banker Residential. LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Pam Feirick, Watson Realty New LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Lena Williams & Camie SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Audrey Foisy, ERA Tom Home Center. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Lisa Jones, ERA Kennedy, Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & Grizzard Inc. Tom Grizzard Inc. OFFICE: Judy Ray, Keller Williams Cornerstone.

LOCATION: 12333 Blue Heron Way, Leesburg FEATURES: LOCATION: 3727 Briar Run Drive, Clermont FEATURES: LOCATION: 850 Grand Regency Pointe, Altamonte Springs 3BR/2BA, updated, on Chain of Lakes front. LISTING PRICE: 3BR/2BA, Built 2010, 1,798 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $190,200 FEATURES: 1BR/1BA, Crescent Place condo, beautifully $162,000 SELLING PRICE: $124,000 LISTING AGENT & SELLING PRICE: $180,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Paul maintained. LISTING PRICE: $46,485 SELLING PRICE: OFFICE: Cindy Wheeler, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING King, Standard Pacific of Tampa. SELLING AGENT & $43,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Audrey Foisy, ERA Tom AGENT & OFFICE: Deborah Elliot, Charles Rutenberg Realty. OFFICE: Nancy McCloskey, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Rob Sneddon, Success Investment Realty.

LOCATION: 27202 Blue Willow Court, Leesburg FEATURES: LOCATION: 140 E. Dicie Avenue, Eustis FEATURES: LOCATION: 520 Arbor Pointe Avenue, Minneola FEATURES: Legacy of Leesburg 1,826 sq. ft., former model home LISTING 3BR/2BA, 1,187 sq. ft., Built in 1955, Block. LISTING PRICE: New Construction – Reserve at Minneola LISTING PRICE: PRICE: $166,500 SELLING PRICE: $166,000 LISTING AGENT $48,000 SELLING PRICE: : $47,600 LISTING AGENT & $165,000 SELLING PRICE: $165,000 LISTING OFFICE: & OFFICE: Marilyn Morris, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING OFFICE: Vangie Berry, Vangie Berry Signature Realty of Lake Standard Pacific Homes. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Ian AGENT & OFFICE: Alice Ristine, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. County, LLC. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Larry Beard, ERA Drummond, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. Tom Grizzard Inc.

LOCATION: 315 Water Shore Drive, Leesburg FEATURES: Stunning 4BR/3BA, 2,853 sq. ft., upgrades throughout. LISTING PRICE: $259,900 SELLING PRICE: $235,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Nancy McCloskey, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. LOCATION: 33817 Picciola Drive, Fruitland Park FEATURES: LOCATION: 17346 Promenade Drive, Clermont FEATURES: SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Alysa Hritzik, Re/Max Realty 3BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $77,900 SELLING PRICE: Former model 3BR/2BA with upgrades galore. LISTING PRICE: Center. $68,357.50 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Debbie Woods & $121,900 SELLING PRICE: $119,900 LISTING AGENT & Roland Stults, Morris Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT OFFICE: John Gordon, Keller Williams Classic Realty. & OFFICE: Jon Wanbert, Remax Realty Center. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Nancy McCloskey, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc.

LOCATION: Altamonte Springs FEATURES: 2BR/2BA, 1,519 sq. ft. Ground floor unit with beautiful pond view. Close to pool LOCATION: 5107 Dora Drive, Mount Dora FEATURES: LOCATION: 146 Tiffany Loop, Royal Palms, Davenport & clubhouse, shopping mall, Fl. Hospital & easy acess to I-4. 55+ Waterfront on Lake Ola – Pool home with 3BR/2BA on1.5+/- FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 1,333 sq. ft., in ground heated pool. community. LISTING PRICE: $69,000 SELLING PRICE: acres. LISTING PRICE: $399,000 SELLING PRICE: $330,000 LISTING PRICE: $85,000 SELLING PRICE: $86,000 LISTING $66,300 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Bill Deese, Coldwell LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Pamela Myers & Michele Lowe, AGENT & OFFICE: Bonnie Valentine & Gita Blake, Watson Banker Camelot Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Diane Dave Lowe Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Shirley Realty Corp. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Celia Davis, Avalar Ward, Keller Williams Advantage. Peacock, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. Real Estate Services. Friday, September 2, 2011 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS C5

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