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ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer stopped en route to Grassy [email protected] Lake and Minneola Ele- Pablo Areas, a Lake mentary Schools to pick up County Schools bus driver the container. who was the focus of an Patton said Areas admit- ted picking up the contain- PHOTOS BY GREG JONES / DAILY COMMERCIAL investigation into how a pressurized container filled er for his own use when Former marine Jeff Raggi of Kissimmee visits his grandfather’s grave with his fiancee. Raggi said visiting the cemetery is a moment questioned. of reflection and not sadness. with Malathion — a pesti- cide — contaminated some “He may not have known BUSHNELL children on his bus last what was in it but that’s just Friday, was fired after it; that’s the point,” Patton reporting to work on said. “It’s dangerous to Tuesday morning. bring a chemical on the A day to honor all who served According to Lake County bus. That can’t be tolerated.” Schools Spokesperson Chris Once on board, the con- Patton, a review of the bus’ tainer somehow was jarred National Cemetery visitors reflect on duty and sacrifice surveillance video spoke or set off, at which time, volumes. some of its contents were GREG JONES | Staff Writer Areas was sent home released in the form of a gas [email protected] Friday when the investiga- that began spewing out of tion began. He’d only been the container. eorge Samuelsen, 87, a World with the district for about By the time the children War II veteran, remembers four to five months, accord- arrived at Minneola Ele- G the tradition of Memorial Day. mentary School, some were ing to Patton. He recalls the days of American’s “The video clearly shows complaining of itchy or waking up and going to the ceme- he (Areas) was responsible burning eyes, trouble tery and decorating the graves of for the chemical being breathing and nausea. In loved ones who fought for their brought onto the bus,” all, about 23 students and homeland. Samuelsen believes Patton said, adding that it adults had to be hosed Memorial Day had a little more seems Areas at one point down and decontaminated. meaning when it was dubbed Decorations Day because of that graveyard tradition. A youth advisor for Holy Cross A man and woman visit a grave at Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell. Lutheran Church in Spring Hill, Samuelsen believes Memorial Day On Monday, those emotions and said. “I will be buried here. The is not only a holiday to honor the beliefs were evident throughout government does a good job when soldiers but also an opportunity to the Florida National Cemetery in it comes to memorials for soldiers.” teach young Americans why the Bushnell. Former Marine Jeff Raggi was event is celebrated. Dana Gowen, 66, came from visiting his grandfather’s grave. “Yes, I serve this country, and we Orlando to pay his respects. Gowen, “I don’t look at it as a somber still have people serving this coun- moment,” Raggi said. He believes try in Iraq and Afghanistan,” he who received a Purple Heart for his involvement in a rocket attack dur- soldiers served their country and said. “We are here to recognize all don’t think about politics until it is the people who died for this coun- ing the Vietnam War while in the ROXANNE BROWN / DAILY COMMERCIAL Army, said the holiday is special for time to vote. ty. We are here to help the youth “It is about the people next to More than 20 adults and students were hosed down by Minneola and him. He came to visit the grave of a understand their grandparents you, and it is about the people in Clermont firefighters in a decontamination effort after being exposed to sacrificed a lot and loved the chil- friend who fought in World War II. an insecticide identified as Malathion on the bus while en route on May dren of this country.” “This was a wonderful event,” he SEE MEMORIAL DAY | A2 25 to Grassy Lake and Minneola Charter Elementary schools.

GROVELAND INSIDE CLASSIFIED B8 Student, football player, family caretaker CROSSWORDS B2 DEATHS A6 REAL ESTATE C1 ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer GRADUATION “It’s just me, my mom and sister. [email protected] It’s always been that way. I’ve never REMEMBER WHEN B1 WHEN: 8 p.m. Friday SPORTS B3 James Brooks transferred to South met my dad,” Brooks said. “I try and WHERE: Football field help my mom as much as possible VOICES A4 Lake High School from another CLASS SIZE: About 460 because she had a stroke when she school in Ocala last year when he WORD ON THE STREET A2 graduates was 12 that left her partially para- and his mother and sister needed to VALEDICTORIAN: Not yet determined lyzed on the right side of her body, so get away from a bad situation. SOUTH LAKE PRESS she struggles sometimes with things, He immediately joined the foot- roles as a wide receiver, running and my sister was born with Down VOLUME 97, NO. 22 | 3 SECTIONS ball team, and it was soon clear he back and sometime quarterback syndrome. was an important part of the team. VICTORIA ALDRICH / DAILY COMMERCIAL ©2008, HarborPoint Media. on the back burner for his even “I had to cook and clean and At the end of the day every day, more important role of evening South Lake High School senior All rights reserved. Brooks has had to put his important caretaker at home. SEE GRADUATION | A2 James Brooks poses at the school. www.southlakepress.com

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A2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, June 1, 2012 What South Lake residents are saying about ... South Lake Briefs CLERMONT Wordon the LIFE AFTER GRADUATION Hospice to host volunteer Street What advice can you give to this year’s graduates? trainings on June 5, 12 Cornerstone Hospice will host training sessions on June 5 and June 12 for individuals who would like to volunteer to run errands for patients, read a book or magazine to patients, or stay with patients while their main care- givers takes a break. Both sessions will be held from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Blessed Sacra- ment Church, 720 12th St., Clermont. Lunch and snacks will be provided. Interested individuals are asked to preregister by calling volunteer specialists Ann Sheridan at 352-742-6895; I would say for them I think they should If they are going to If they go to college, I I would say not to Sandy Acht at 352-702-1229; or Lisa to continue their stay positive because work, I would say would say take a party so hard and Gray at 352-742-6806. education without the outside world is don’t give up, even course in science or often and instead, stay taking a break or not as easy as they after the first 100 math that applies to focused more on CLERMONT anything because once may think it is. You refusals. That’s how something, not school because that’s you put anything in have to have hope, many I got but you ancient history. what's gonna count in Take a guided tour of front of that, it’s hard and eventually things have to crack open the A RT SPITZER the future. Scrub-Jay Trail Saturday to go back sometimes. will fall into place ... door to a job, then HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS ALISIA MOHABIR The public is invited to a guided It’s hard to finish your so never give up. I once you do, get WINTER GARDEN tour of the Florida Scrub-Jay Trail, education after life would also say to employed and start 11490 Monte Vista Road in Clermont, gets in the way. listen to your parents, getting a work history. from 8 to 11 a.m. on Saturday. HIRAM RIVERA teachers, coaches or ILETA SPITZER This free educational tour is part of CLERMONT other adults you look HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS the overall citizen effort by the Florida up to because they do Scrub-Jay Consortium to save the fed- have more experience erally threatened Florida scrub-jay, may have gone and is open to all adults and children. through similar Reservations are required by calling things. ASONG TAKU 352-429-5566, or by sending an email MINNEOLA to [email protected]. CLERMONT MEMORIAL DAY LEESBURG | SECOND CHANCE SCHOLARSHIPS Dine Around the Block CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 fundraiser is June 9 The public is invited to enjoy an your country,” he said. “When you are in the military evening with friends at the second you know what you are signing up for.” annual “Dine Around the Block” event Deron Mikal, 79, who represents veterans seeking for New Beginnings from 6 to 9 p.m., compensation and benefits, said the soldiers who June 9, at Minneola City Hall. died for this country represent the standards of Guests will enjoy delicious food America. from the areas best restaurants, beer He said American soldiers fought for freedom and and wine and great entertainment fought against oppressive governments. from the band “Past Tense.” He pointed out the more than 100 people killed Visit www.newbeginningslake.org recently in Houle, in Syria, as an example of the evils or call 352-241-8500 for ticket infor- the American soldiers were facing to preserve free- mation. dom. “It is a memorial of all those who served in battle,” CLERMONT he said. “These people really stood for America and COURTESY PHOTO Beginner photography for holding back the oppressive governments of workshop is June 9 other countries.” The Summit Green Women’s Club has developed a scholarship with the Lake- Sumter Community College Foundation, Inc. to assist women over the age of 35 who Learn about birds and other wildlife live in Clermont and have a desire to continue their education at LSCC. The Summit with well-known photographer and Green Women’s Club has more than 130 members and through fundraising efforts birder Thomas Dunkerton as he talks created the Second Chance Scholarship. They were able to award three scholarships about the basics of photography in 2011-12 to deserving women in South Lake County. At its May 12 luncheon, the covering exposure, composition, ISO Summit Green Women’s Club awarded $500 scholarships to Jeanne Battersby and settings, aperture, and composition Jennifer Sokloski. Show, from left, are Pauline Nourse, Claudia Morris, Jennifer from 8 to 10 a.m., June 9, at the Sokloski, Jeanne Battersby and Kay Behrens. Florida Scrub-Jay Trail, 11490 Monte Vista Road, Clermont. Deadline to register for the work- ter and about whether their caretak- shop, part of the continuing educa- GRADUATION ers will be able to do everything just tion series offered by the Florida CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 the way everyone’s used to, I feel like Scrub-Jay Consortium, is Monday. it’s been a long time coming.” Call 352-429-5566, or send an email watch over my sister. I had to be Brooks said. “My sister hasn’t even to [email protected] to register. there to help my mom.” grasped the idea that I’m leaving Cost for the event is $20 for mem- His sister, Brooks said, is two years either, so that’s gonna be a little hard bers, and $25 for nonmembers. his senior but with severe Down too.” syndrome has the mentality of a Another thing that Brooks said has CLERMONT much younger girl. always helped him succeed is his Tea party host election “People tell me, ‘but you’ve miss mom really encouraging him about this or you’ve missed that,’ but it finishing high school and going to forums on June 11, 16 doesn’t phase me. I knew it was college, because they were accom- Twenty-four candidates for Lake Direct Cremation always my responsibility,” he said, plishments she could never achieve County, state and U.S. Senate and adding that it wasn’t until eighth herself after her stroke. House offices have confirmed their $ grade that football became part of “I feel like I’m doing this for my plans to participate in election forums the mix. entire family. My mom and other to be hosted this month by the South 675 “My mom thought it was just me family members tell me I’m making Lake 912 Tea Party, including a major Plus Container doing a sport. She didn’t think I was them all so proud and it makes me caucus in Minneola on June 16 featur- serious but I guess when I look back, feel good. It makes me feel like I have ing almost all of the candidates. Ron Becker, Director I can say it was all part of a plan,” something more to live for, and The candidates are running for the Brooks said, referring to God’s plan. that’s amazing to me,” Brooks said. 352-394-8228 Brooks said he only began think- offices of sheriff, property appraiser, ing of football as “a future” when one This week, Brooks will march supervisor of elections, county com- 921 S. US Hwy 27 • Minneola, FL of his coaches shared his feeling for across the stage at South Lake High missioner Districts one, three and Brook’s potential . School for his diploma. Looking five, school board Districts one, two “My coaches began to encourage back, Brooks said he thanks God for and four, Florida state senate Districts and push me, and people would all the prayers He answered. 20 and 32, U.S. Senate and U.S. House give me rides to practices and games “A lot of times, I’d kind of sit quiet- District 10. if I didn’t have one,” he said. “People ly and pray not to get thrown off Tea party co-chair leaders Fred told me I could be a special kid, and track. I never did and now, as I think Costello and Jim Krakowski announc- I began to do more.” about the future that I have ahead of ed the following forums: Brooks said his mom also tried to me, the advice I have for others is ࡯ June 11 — Lake County School make as many games as she could that no matter how hard things Board District 1 candidates James but when she couldn’t, she always seem, never give up,” Brooks said. Nussbaumer and Bill Mathias will asked him all about the game after- “There’s a reason for everything, and participate in a forum at 7 p.m. at wards. it may mean that greater things are Jenkins Auditorium. Brooks is still reeling from the sur- ahead. You may not like it, or under- ࡯ June 16 — All candidates will real feeling he’s had since the day he stand why, but just believe it.” appear at a caucus at Minneola City found out he’ll be attending Kent And for those without a care in the Hall on Highway 27 to answer pre- State University on a “full-ride” foot- world, Brooks said he can’t stress the pared and audience questions about ball scholarship as a starting wide importance of good grades. themselves, their policies, plans and receiver this fall. “Once you get your grades, all the views of the office they seek. In October 2011, Brooks accepted doors will open up all over the place. For information on the forums go to a full-ride football scholarship at That and attitude,” Brooks said. www.SouthLake912TeaParty.com. Kent State University. He leaves July “Attitude makes a difference. It’s 8 for Ohio. really how you look and react to To have your organization’s news “My mom wants to stay here and everything. You have a bad attitude published, send information to while I worry about her and my sis- and people don’t want you around.” [email protected]

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MONTVERDE Longtime volunteer now interim fire chief ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer According to the town’s web site, Fetters [email protected] has more than 12 years of experience in the Residents in Montverde now have a new fire and emergency services profession, and person at the helm of the fire department has served as past lieutenant and captain after Chief Steven Sette recently stepped for the Montverde Fire Department. down from the post. Fetters also works as a firefighter for the Sette’s last day, according to town officials, City of Groveland and will continue to do so, was May 12. since every position at the Montverde Fire “As you know, my fire service career has Station is strictly as a volunteer. spanned the past 30 years and, after much 'We have firefighters who drive as far as 19 thought and careful deliberation, I have miles to help the town,” Bennett said, made the decision to pursue other endeav- adding that although the town was paying ors and retire from the fire department…,” Sette a small salary, the goal was always to Sette wrote in a letter dated May 7. “I would return to an all volunteer status. like to take this opportunity to thank each of The town has not had a fire in five years, you for your support and I sincerely appreci- Bennett noted, but said the firefighters do ate having been given the opportunity to respond to a lot of medical calls. serve the town in the capacity of fire chief.” The town council recently had a meeting Mayor Troy Bennett said while he and other town officials were not happy to hear with fire personnel and residents to figure about Sette’s departure, they did not want to out what departmental changes might be stand in his way, either. needed going forward. Bennett said the “He served his tenure and is chasing other meeting resulted in many positives and a rainbows,” said Bennett, who appointed goal to strengthen the town’s relationship longtime volunteer Montverde Firefighter with the fire departments in neighboring Noel Fetters as interim chief. communities was expressed. “I talked with him (Fetters) and it was a Fetters could not be reached for comment pretty easy choice,” Bennett said. Wednesday.

CLERMONT ‘Ad Age’ focuses on Lake

Staff Report while their wives shop, to buy presents for. In with the store manager short, their spending pro- Clermont was promi- often stopping to visit with file looks a lot like that of a nently featured in a recent them as he’s making his article in Advertising Age couple much younger. rounds. Basha uses online- that focused on marketing It’s all meant to create a — or the lack thereof — coupon sites such as more inviting environ- aimed at Baby Boomers. Coupon Mom. While she ment for the store’s core “Welcome to the Mar- likes the idea of Groupon, demographic, Carmicheal keting Wasteland: Cler- she said hasn’t seen many said. mont, Fla.,” reads the deals that appeal to her He also visited other headline. “Despite More age group yet, Carmichael South Lake areas, and Spending Power Than said. But that many be Ever, Increased Vitality spoke with Al and Basha Schlazer, who he has writ- changing as marketers and a Budding Online and merchants become Presence, Today’s Boom- ten about before. Both sum up the changing more aware of Boomer ers Still Struggle for bucks. Marketers’ Attention. democrahpics today. See the complete article What Gives?” reads the The Schlazers like to at http://adage.com/arti- subhead. vacation, they drive sporty It’s not that Clermont is a cars and they like to col- cle/news/marketing- wasteland, but that the lect things, Carmichael wasteland-clermont- seniors represented there said. They also have family fla/234998/?page=4 and elsewhere are often overlooked by marketers and merchants because the growing numbers of Boomers are seen as not having a lot of disposable income, the magazine said. The article by reporter Matt Carmicheal says this trend may be slowly changing because households headed by seniors have 47 times the net worth of households headed by those 35 or younger. And with man- dated cost-of-living increases in many pension and retirement plans, seniors are the only age group whose real income grew since the recession in 2007, he reported Carmichael visited the Clermont Bowling Center and spoke with octogenar- ian Wayne Shrecengost, whom he described as not your grandfather’s grandfather. “He and the rest of the country’s 65-and-up seniors are changing,” Car- michael said. “They’re living longer. They’re more active. They’re online. Not as often as their kids and grandkids, but often because of them. And they’re unlikely to take the inattention from marketers sitting down.” He also toured the Publix grocery store adjacent to Kings Ridge retirement community, noting it has twice as many pow- ered shopping carts as a typical branch and other amenities specifically for its senior shoppers. Male seniors flock to free coffee there and chat with others

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OURVOICE Veterans deserve YOUROPINIONS a proper burial LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Why didn’t Congress abide LAID TO REST: We must always take time to remember and reflect on the heroic sacrifices by 1945 UN Treaty with US? LETTER of the WEEK that brought this country its unparalleled level of I appreciated the April 9 article freedom and prosperity. That should include “Civics 101: Health care and legal making sure that our veterans have a proper precedents.”I am not a legal or con- burial. It’s the least we can do for them. stitutional scholar but I do believe the Constitution was written in plain English so every American citizen proper burial is the least this nation could read it and understand what our ought to provide its veterans. But even Founding Fathers were thinking and A that basic amenity was left unattended writing about. in at least one case. The article said … “the Supreme During recent renovation efforts at the Court has the authority to review acts Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, workers of Congress and determine whether or found the remains of a veteran in a cardboard not they violate the Constitution.” container. That is an awesome and important U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., chairwoman responsibility. of the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs, The article shared with readers the and U.S. Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., a ranking words of the Supreme Court in 1803 member of the committee, introduced legisla- when it said, “An act of the legislature tion to ensure veterans’ remains would receive repugnant to the Constitution is void.” dignified burials. I couldn’t agree more. The Dignified Burial of Veterans Act of 2012 That being the case,I wonder why PHOTO COURTESY WEDDINGDRESSART.ORG would authorize the U.S. Department of the Supreme Court didn’t find the leg- Veterans Affairs to furnish a casket or urn to a islative decision supporting President deceased veteran when the V.A. is unable to Bush's invasion of Iraq repugnant to Marriage vows: Maybe they identify the veteran’s next-of-kin, and deter- the Constitution? mines that sufficient resources are otherwise In the second paragraph of Article VI unavailable to furnish a casket or urn for burial of the U.S. Constitution, we read: should expire after 5 years in a national cemetery. “This Constitution, and the Laws of The bill would require the V.A. to report to the United States which shall be made A family of four male children can few friends who share his outrage Congress on the industry standard for urns and in pursuance hereof; and all treaties have the same father but each and anger at elected officials and caskets and whether burials at national ceme- made, or which shall be made, under child sees him in a different light. others in positions of authority. He teries are meeting that standard. Under current the authority of the United States, The oldest child’s father is young, is not a good student in school. law, the V.A. is not authorized to buy a casket or shall be the supreme law of the Land; impatient, intolerant, angry with As the third child matures, he urn for veterans who do not have a next-of-kin and the Judges in every State shall be the world while struggling to find a takes great pains to learn how to do to provide one, or the resources to be buried in bound thereby, any Thing in the job that pays enough to support a chores around the house. He has a an appropriate manner. Constitution or the Laws of any State wife and a child. He screams at his good relationship with his parents Florida’s two senators, Democrat Bill Nelson to the contrary notwithstanding.” wife because he feels that she and two of his siblings. He and his and Republican Marco Rubio, added their Obviously, Congress cannot do any- trapped him into getting married by oldest brother just have a speaking names and support to the legislation. thing that violates the Constitution. becoming pregnant. relationship. He has many friends Our memories of the great human sacrifice But when the Constitution says that The second child’s father is impa- outside of his family. He is a class our predecessors made carry forward our noble treaties the United States signs are tient, intolerant and angry that his officer in school. traditions and ideals of freedom and selfless- also the supreme law of the land, job pays just enough to keep his As the fourth child matures, he ness. We are, in essence, the traditions we cher- President Bush could have asked his family fed and housed. His scream- loves both of his parents and two of ish and the convictions we hold. staff to search all of the treaties that ing outbursts toward his wife occur his siblings. He has a speaking rela- Monday is more than just another day off the United States had signed. They less frequently. tionship with his oldest brother. He from work. It is a solemn time to remember certainly would have come across the The third child’s father is impa- is a good athlete, is popular with his and reflect on this country’s heroic sacrifices treaty the United States signed in 1945 tient but now understands that his peers and does extremely well in that brought us this unparalleled level of free- that was sponsored by the United children must be taught the skills school. dom and prosperity. Nations and says in their charter: that he acquired over the years. People are amazed that all four 3) “All members shall settle their His job now pays enough to take his children were reared by the same international disputes by peaceful family on weekend camping trips, parents because they have such dif- WHAT’S YOUR OPINION? means in such a manner that interna- where he considers his wife an ferent personalities. The SOUTH LAKE PRESS invites you to write letters to the editor, tional peace and security and justice equal partner in erecting tents and I wonder why society does not expressing your original thoughts, on topics of public interest. Letters should be no longer than 350 words. They must be original, signed are not endangered.” cooking over an open fire. take into account that parents are with the full name of the writer and include the writer’s address and 4) “All members shall refrain in their The fourth child’s loving father constantly maturing, just as their telephone number for verification. international relations from the threat We reserve the right to edit for length to make room for more let- holds him on his lap and hugs him children are maturing. ters. Letters also will be edited for grammar, clarity, taste and libel. or use of force against the territorial frequently.He hugs his wife and The youngest child will never see We accept no more than two letters per month from the same integrity or political independence of assists her by doing chores cheer- his drunken, womanizing father writer. No open letters, form letters or copies of letters to third any state.” parties will be published. fully around the house. He has give his mother a beating because We do not publish unsigned letters. Submissions are not returned. ROBERT MORGAN | The Villages become an ardent advocate for his his father has stopped being angry We retain the right to archive and republish any material submitted chosen political party. with the world. for publication. Currently, with 50 percent of all You can submit your letters by: Health care professionals As the oldest child matures, he is E-mail (preferred) to: are assets to community impatient, intolerant and angry marriages ending in divorce, maybe [email protected] with the world. His attitude with the time has come when marriage By regular mail to: Letters to the Editor I would like to thank Dr.Maria his peers frequently becomes a vio- vows will automatically expire at 732 W. Montrose St. Rexach and her excellent staff at the lent argument, or even a fist fight. the end of five years of marriage. Clermont, FL 34711 veterans clinic in Leesburg. I also By fax to: He is not on friendly terms with his Every couple would then have the 352-394-8001 want to commend the outstanding parents or his siblings. He has very option to walk away or stay and paramedics, and the great staff in the few close friends.He is a troubled renew the marriage vows for anoth- EDITORIALS emergency room at Leesburg Regional er five-year period. Editorials are the consensus opinion of the editorial board, not any student in school. individual. They are written by the editorial staff, but are not signed. Medical Center. These men and As the second child matures, he is It is not fair to children to have Some editorials are provided by a third-party service. women health care professionals are impatient and intolerant of others unmarried parents or parents who very well trained and were very kind. around him. He has a grudging argue constantly. GUEST COLUMNS The veterans clinic, LRMC, para- I wonder how many are in prison If you would like to submit a guest column on a local, state or relationship with his parents and national issue, e-mail your submission to southlakepress@daily- medics and ambulance service are a his younger siblings. He and his because of a failed home life and commercial.com, or mail it to Letters to Editor, 732 W. Montrose St., wonderful asset to Lake County and upbringing. Clermont, FL 34711. Guest columns should be limited to 550 words oldest brother have long periods in length. The writer also must submit a recent photograph to be we, as residents, reap the benefits. not speaking to one another. He has Raymond L. Lohsl is a resident of Leesburg. published with the column, as well as a brief biographical sketch. TIM CAMPBELL | Leesburg C M Y K

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DEATH NOTICES Directors, Eustis. Daniel Frederick Rich, Esther M. Kenjosian 64, of Eustis, died Monday, May 21, 2012. John Richard Alden Jr. Esther M. Kenjosian, 85, Harden/Pauli Funeral John Richard Alden Jr., of Eustis, died Saturday, Home, Eustis. 51, of Sorrento, died May 26, 2012. Anita Grace Verrall Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Harden/Pauli Funeral Harden/Pauli Funeral Home, Eustis. Anita Grace Verrall, 78, of Home, Eustis. Burnell L. McDaniel Chattanooga, TN, died James Russell Athey Sunday, May 20, 2012. Burnell L. McDaniel, 94, Hamlin & Hilbish Funeral James Russell Athey, 87, of Clermont, died Monday, Directors, Eustis. of Leesburg, died May 21, 2012. Floyd’s Jean Mae Watts Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Funeral Home, Clermont. Jean Mae Watts, 67, of Steverson, Hamlin & Lillian May Milward Hilbish Funerals and Orlando, died Friday, May Cremations, Tavares. Lillian May Milward, 99, 11, 2012. Unity Memorial Donald Berry of Leesburg, died Funeral Home East, Inc., Thursday, May 24, 2012. Apopka. Donald Berry, 85, of Page-Theus Funerals & Sebring, died Friday, May Johnny Weatherington Cremations, Leesburg. 25, 2012. Banks/Page- Johnny Weatherington, Theus Funeral Home, Iris Nerida Perez 39, of Montgomery, AL, Wildwood. Iris Nerida Perez, 59, of died Wednesday, May 23, Mary M. Boitnott Orlando, died Sunday, May 2012. Banks/Page-Theus 20, 2012. Unity Memorial Funeral Home, Wildwood. Mary M. Boitnott, 91, of Stephen Paul Womack Mount Dora, died Sunday, Funeral Home East, Inc., May 27, 2012. Apopka. Stephen Paul Womack, Harden/Pauli Funeral William A. Pettyplace 61, of Leesburg, died Home, Eustis. William A. Pettyplace, Thursday, May 24, 2012. Ronald William Girardin Sr. 71, of Umatilla, died Harden/Pauli Funeral Home, Eustis. Ronald William Girardin Thursday, May 10, 2012. Hamlin & Hilbish Funeral Email obituary submissions or Sr., 73, of Eustis, died inquiries to obits@dailycom-mer- Thursday, May 24, 2012. Directors, Eustis. cial.com. Include your contact infor- Hamlin & Hilbish Funeral Daniel Frederick Rich mation.

CLERMONT No new light on Hancock GREG JONES | Staff Writer from State Road 50 north to County Road [email protected] 50, plus repair sidewalks and ramps, and Residents living at or near North do some median work. Hancock Road in Clermont will not get a The improvements will cost taxpayers new traffic signal they wanted to curb $108,000, which is less than the $150,000 speeding, but they will get a few upgrades cost of a traffic signal. Fred Schneider, to help the situation there. county engineer for the Lake County Public Some residents, including longtime Works Department, said regular mainta- Clermont City Councilman Ray nence for a traffic signal could cost taxpay- Goodgame, showed up at a Lake County ers another $3,000 a year, which doesn’t Commission meeting this week to lobby for account for emergencies or replacing wires a traffic light at the intersection of North every 10 years. Hancock Road and Diamond Club Drive. Schneider said public works will begin Instead, commissioners unanimously making those road modifications in about agreed to re-stripe North Hancock Road six months. C M Y K

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A8 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, June 1, 2012 GOODforYOU Applauding the accomplishments of readers

SUBMIT YOUR OWN PHOTOS AND INFORMATION: Do you have photographs from a charity, church or civic event that you want featured in “Good for You”? You can send them to pam- [email protected]. Be sure to identify everyone in the photo (full names) and include details on the who, what, when, where and why of the event. And don’t forget to include your contact information.

MASCOTTE POLICE | APPRECIATION GROVELAND FIRE | APPRECIATION

COURTESY PHOTO The Rev. Dr. Donna Manwaring of Edge Memorial United Methodist Church is shown presenting COURTESY PHOTO Mascotte Chief of Police, Rolando S. Banasco with a certificate of appreciation. “It is just our way of The Rev. Dr. Donna Manwaring presents Groveland fire Chief Willie Morgan with the Certificate of saying thank you for all that these brave men and women do to protect and keep our communities Appreciation on April 15 at the Edge Memorial United Methodist Church special recognition service safe.” Manwaring said. and luncheon honoring the department.

SouthSouth LakeLake Gathering Places forfor SpiritualSpiritual WorshipWorship

LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH SOUTH LAKE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TEMPLE OF THE LIVING GOD CLERMONT Sundays A Place of Love, Life & Growth GROVELAND 415 Old Hwy 50 • 394-4596 Bible Fellowship Groups 9:30 am 131 Chestnut St., Clermont Sunday School 9:30 am BLESSED SACRAMENT Worship Service 10:40 am 352-394-2753 EDGE MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST Sunday Worship & Children’s Church 11:00 am CATHOLIC CHURCH Family Prayer Service 6:00 pm East Ave - 1 block south of SR 50 CHURCH Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm 720 12th Street • Clermont, FL 34711 Wednesdays Worship Times: Wed Worship & Youth Service 7:00 pm 352-394-3562 Bible Study 7:00 pm Sunday 441 S. Main Avenue, Groveland Groups for adults, teens, and children 9 AM (Contemporary); 11 AM (Traditional) Rev. Loyce Rowland Saturday Vigil Masses 352-429-2572 ~Nursey provided for all services~ English: 4 pm and Spanish: 7 pm Church school for all ages 10:00 AM Rev. Dr. Donna Manwaring Chris Johnson, Senior Pastor Childcare provided Sunday Masses: For directions and more information, visit: Youth Group - Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 PM Traditional Worship 9:30 AM 8 am, 10 am, 12 noon (Contemporary Mass) www.lbcclermont.org www.southlakepresbyterian.org MONTVERDE 5 pm (Contemporary Mass) Lighthouse Café 11:00 AM 11043 True Life Way Reconciliation on Saturday: Sunday Fellowship 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM Clermont, FL 34711 ST.MATTHIAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH CROSSROADS FAMILY FELLOWSHIP 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm (Eng.) 352.394.0708 Sunday Services Wednesdays 5:30 PM Dinner Come to the Country... Where God, 6:15 pm - 6:45 pm (Sp.) Located just off of Lakeshore Dr. 7:45am 9:30am 11:15am Wednesdays 6:30 PM Christian Education families and community are our priority. Corner of Hwy 50 & 12th St. (Rt 561) Rector’s Reflections 8:45am www.blessedsacramentcc.com Located at 16913 #11 Lakeside Dr. NEW JACOB’S CHAPEL MISSIONARY Sunday School 9:30am FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Montverde, 34756 BAPTIST CHURCH Nursery Care 9:30am & 11:15am CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 block north of Montverde 410 W. Hwy. 50 Youth Group 11:30am 137 E. Cherry St. • 429-2651 500 Grand Hwy. • 352-394-7374 Clermont, FL 34711 574 West Montrose Street Sunday School 9:45 am blinking light - Hwy 455 Sunday School 9:00 am Phone: 352-394-4720 Downtown Clermont Services Times: Sunday Worship 10:50 am & 7:00 pm Sunday Worship 10:00 am & 6:00 pm Rev. Rex Anderson, Pastor 352.394.3855 Sunday 9:30 am Praise/Worship Wednesday 7:00 pm Wednesday 7:00 pm Minister Kenneth Williams, Youth Pastor www.stmatthiasfl.com 10:00 am service and children church Church Motto: “Equipping Changed People for A FAITH FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Wednesday evening 7:00 pm Changing World!” WOOTSON TEMPLE CHURCH OF GOD MT.OLIVE MISSIONARY 915 W. DeSoto St. Sunday Services - Morning Service - IN CHRIST First Sunday evening monthly 6:00 pm BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 am 7:45 & 11:00 a.m. Elder T.L. Wootson Pastors Jim and Linda Watson Sunday Worship 10:30 am & 6:30 pm Wednesday - Youth Bible Study - 6:00 p.m. Sunday Worship Service - 11:00 AM 836 Scott St. Clermont, FL 34711 Youth Pastors Rob and Leslie Durant Wednesday Worship 7:00 pm Thursday - Adult Bible Study - 6:45 p.m. 394-1396 or 394-3004 Sunday School - 9:30 AM 407-469-3927 or 321-948-2350 Omar Walker 394-5966 Website: www.newjacobschapel.com Sunday 11:00 am & 7:30 pm Prayer Service - Saturday 8:30 AM e-mail: [email protected] Thursday 7:30 pm WOODLANDS LUTHERAN (LCMS) FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Bible Study - Wednesday 7:00 PM & “Encountering Christ, Growing in Christ, REAL LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH UNITY OF CLERMONT 2nd and 4th Sundays 4:00 PM 15333 CR 455, Montverde “Helping Real People Find Real Faith” Sharing Christ, wherever we are...” Positive, Progressive Spirituality Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church 407-469-2525 950 Seventh Street 352-394-2412 Worship Times Publishers of the Daily Word Pastor Rev. Dr. Brian Kneser 15641 Stuckey Loop Saturday 6:00 pm Pastor: Rev. Doug Kokx 490 West Avenue, Clermont FL 34711 Sunday School 9:45 am www.fumc-clermont.org Sunday 9:10 am, 11:15 am & 6:00 pm On the Lake in the Historic Village Train Depot Stuckey, FL 34736 (West of Mascotte) Sunday Service 8:30 am & 11 am Weekend Programs Sunday Worship (Traditional) 8 & 11:00 am 407-765-5346 Rev. Clarence L. Southall-Pastor The EDGE (Children) www.woodlandschurch.com Email: [email protected] Sunday Worship (Contemporary) 9:30 am Phone: (352)429-3888 All Services Sunday School 9:30 am & 11:00 am Web: southlakeunity.com Student Groups Bible Studies & Childrens Activities: Sunday Service 10:00 a.m. The Way (Middle School) Sun. Night Children/Youth/Middle School 5-6:30 pm Wednesdays 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm OAKLAND Sun. Night High School Activities 7-8:30 pm Catalyst (High School) MINNEOLA Wed. Night Dinner & Fellowship $6pp, 5-6:30 pm Sundays 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm FERNDALE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Weekday School: Preschool www.getreallife.com CONGREGATION SINAI OF MINNEOLA 218 E. Oakland Ave. 1501 Steve’s Rd FERNDALE BAPTIST CHURCH GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH A Progressive Jewish Congregation (1/2 mile N. Hwy 50 at 352-394-3553 at CR455 & CR561A CLERMONT,FL Tubb St./ West Orange Lumber) 407-469-3888 Shabbat services are conducted every •Bible centered preaching 8:45 am Contemporary Worship SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS LUTHERAN Pastor: Gordon (Bird) Sanders Friday at 7:45 pm •Blended worship • Friendly atmosphere 13600 Caspian Lane Sunday School: 9:15 am 9:45 am Sunday School For All Ages Services are held at the synagogue located at: Sunday Worship: 10:00 am Wed: Casual Service 7 pm - Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 am 11:00 am Traditional Worship Many Other Activities each week 303A North US Highway 27, Minneola 4th Wed: Candle & Prayer Service Evening Worship & Nursery Provided All Services 14244 Johns Lake Road, Clermont Worship Services 8:00 am & 10:15 am Discipleship Study: 6:00 pm Religious School, Men’s Club & Women’s Club 407-656-4452 (1/2 Mile East of Wal-Mart) Sunday School 9:00 am TeamKid: Sunday 6:30 pm Messgae line: 352-243-5353 Dr. Robert P. Hines, Jr. Jon Bekemeyer, Senior Pastor Blessed to be a Blessing Wednesday: 7:00 pm Email: [email protected] 407-877-4048 (352) 394-3382 Prayer Service, Youth Activities, www.oaklandpres.org www.communitychurchclermont.org www.shephillsclermont.org Mission Kids for Children Web: congregationsinai-clermont.org BECKER FUNERAL HOME Cremation Choices “Serving Florida Families Since 1957” To advertise here call Direct Cremation - A Full Service Home - $675 Locally Owned & Operated South Lake Press Plus Container Ron Becker & Charles Becker, Funeral Directors Ron Becker, Director 352-394-7121 352-394-2183 352-394-8228 806 W. Minneola Ave., Clermont, FL 921 S. US Hwy 27, Minneola, FL

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SUBMIT YOUR OWN PHOTOS AND INFORMATION: Do you have photographs from a charity, church or civic event that you want featured in “Good for You”? You can send them to [email protected]. Be sure to identify everyone in the photo (full names) and include details on the who, what, when, where and why of the event. And don’t forget to include your contact information.

GROVELAND | A PPRECIATION FOUNDATION ACADEMY | EDUCATION ART CONTEST

COURTESY PHOTO COURTESY PHOTO The Rev. Dr. Donna Manwaring of Edge Memorial United Methodist Church is shown presenting From left,Tal Minks, a junior from Foundation Academy in Winter Garden, won first place in the high Groveland police Chief of Police T.R. Merrill with a certificate of appreciation. “It is just our way of school category at the annual Central Florida Education Guide art contest. Sophia Murray was in saying thank you for all that these brave men and women do to protect and keep our communities the top ten in the middle school category. She received a first-place award for the elementary safe,” Manwaring said. Each department also received a framed Police Officer’s Prayer. school category in last year’s competition.

PINE RIDGE ELEMENTARY | TERRIFIC KIDS CYPRESS RIDGE ELEMENTARY | TOP KIDS

COURTESY PHOTO Pine Ridge Elementary Terrific Kids for May 4 are Travis Sahadeow, Faith Harvey, Jade Barnes, Abigail COURTESY PHOTO Shirer, Cassidy Crawford, Nathan Jackson, Omesh Guman, Yarilynn Rodriguez, Aasia Smith, Autumn Cypress Ridge Terrific Kids for May 1 are Christian Fernandez, Jonathan Stark, Isabelle Millman, Rangel, Nayef Jabak, Jianni Vasquez, Nicholas Ryone, Sloan Hudson, Andrew Poulin, Isabella Mims, Sammy Taylor, Jesus Cuevas, Jordan Monson, Adesh Rambaran, Dylan Abbott, Cori Ralston, Ethan Briana Brown, Cameron Highnote, Anthony Sweet, Tyler Starcher, Donovan Baggett, Ethan Hollinger, Heinzen-Notartomaso, Chase Pfeiffr, Peyton Cooper,Abby Marks, Ellie Ramsey, Camryn Anctil, John Kaleb Register, Kylie Ade, Katelyn Baker, William Solomon, Rich Lopez-Torres, Joshua Hartzfeld, Yeriel Wade, Hannah Herbert, Ethan Roberts, Jordyn Randolph, Kyla Kauffman, Courtney Lewis, Nyla Canel-Reyes, Christian Duran, Samantha Czerniakowski, Megan Pamplin, Briar Hughey, Michelle Pierce, Will Delaney, Samuel Baptiste, Nicholas Aquilino and Gavin Mashaw. Padron, Laila Rojas, Robert Ernst, Delden Phelps, Hayley Powell, Sye Cottrell, William Sermons, Chase Meinhart, Rebecca Velez, Daniel Beebe and Isaiah McCoy. The principal is Amy Cockcroft. The assistant principal is Stephanie Mayuski. The Kiwanian is Colleen Brost. NOTEBOOK CLERMONT | MORMON’S FOOD DRIVE SATURDAY CONGREGATION SINAI HOSTS KLEZMER CONCERT: 7 p.m., 303A U.S. Highway 27 in Minneola. The concert will include twin gui- tarists Joe and Lynn Goldovits. For information, call 352-243-5353.

COURTESY PHOTO The Clermont Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints initiated a food drive to benefit the weekend backpack program at Groveland Elementary School on May 12, culminating at Lake David Park with a picnic and food donation weigh-in. Church members, neighbors, co-workers and friends donated more than 1,630 pounds of food for the program. The program accepts non- perishable food items that are sent home to ensure children have sufficient food to eat on weekends. Marque Reddick, family-school liaison at Groveland Elementary, was available to accept the donation from Bishop David Scott.

NOTEBOOK JUNE 6

GROVELAND/MASCOTTE GARDEN CLUB MEETING AND POTLUCK LUNCHEON AND PLANT EXCHANGE: 11:30 a.m., at the Masonic Lodge on Jim Payne Road in Groveland. Bring food for the local food bank. For information, call 352-429-4271.

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www.clermontdowntownpartnership.com Featured Business of the Month: Bacchus Vino Etcetera Bacchus Vino Etcetera Eighth Anniversary

Historic downtown Clermont is the home of a friendly wine shop where the staff and customers believe that wine is for your enjoyment, not intimidation. Open since 2004 at the corner of Montrose and Seventh, across from Jenkins Auditorium, Bacchus Vino Etcetera is commemorating their eighth anniversary with a month long celebration.

When it comes to wine education, one should keep an open mind and an open bottle. Owners Keith and Karen Mullins encourage Bacchus’ customers to explore and savor the vast array of wines available from around the world. Frequent sampling opportunities include evening gatherings featuring wines from a specific area, grape variety, winery or other theme. Often a wine or two is available for sampling as customers drop by to shop. A popular tasting and shopping event is the Wine Walk which features wines from Bacchus Vino Etcetera being sampled at various merchants throughout the downtown area. The Summer Wine Walk will take place June 22nd from 6:30 until 9:00. Tickets are currently available at Bacchus Vino Etcetera.

Bacchus Vino Etcetera is the home of the By the Light of the Moon Lunar Wine Club. Each time there is a full moon members receive a bottle each of specially selected red and white wines at a preset price. Between full moons, club members are eligible for exclusive offers and wine discounts. The club is an excellent way to learn about and try new wines, and is a great gift idea.

Bacchus Vino Etcetera currently stocks over 700 wines from 16 countries and 9 states. Wines from many popular wineries can be found along with those from some lesser-known producers. For customers with specific requests Bacchus Vino Etcetera can special order wines not already in stock (subject to availability). For the beer lover in the family Bacchus carries a selection of imported and domestic craft ales and lagers. In addition to the wines and beers, a variety of wine racks, corkscrews, stemware, picnic baskets and wine related gifts are available.

Stop by soon and learn what Keith’s 40 years of experience in the wine business can add to your wine enjoyment. www.bacchusvinoetc.com 692 West Montrose Suite D (352) 394-9805

LOOKING FOR PARTS? Ballesteros Dental Family & Cosmetic Dentistry SEE JULIE “Cowards Made Comfortable” • New Patients Welcome • Smile Make Overs • Private Treatment Rooms • Crowns - Bridges • Insurance Accepted • Implant Restorations • Experienced Staff • Lumineers • Senior Discounts Available • Ask Us About Interest Free • Zoom Whitening Financing through Care Credit • Partials & Dentures 352-394-3071 810 West Desoto St. • Clermont License #DN0013657 Tom Ballesteros, DMD, MAGD Visit our website @ Ballesterosdental.com

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

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CLERMONT MIDDLE | STUDENT OF THE YEAR PINE RIDGE ELEMENTARY | DRIVE FOR THE KIDS

COURTESY PHOTO COURTESY PHOTO Bob Barnette, right, from the Napleton Auto Group-Clermont Dodge in Clermont, is shown Jacob Hiatt, an 8th grader at Clermont Middle School, is shown receiving the “Student of the Year” presenting a check to Tim Szymanski from Pine Ridge Elementary School in Clermont. The auto award from Bob Grenier, president of the Lake County Historical Society. Hiatt was recognized by the group recently raised $510 for Pine Ridge Elementary School in Clermont through the Chrysler Society at its 6th Annual Awards Banquet on April 27 for his dedication to serving as a docent at the “Drive for the Kids” program event held on March 31. Fifty-one participants earned a $10 Historic Village in Clermont. For information, visit southlakehistoricalsociety.com or call Dodie King contribution to the school from Chrysler by taking a brief test drive in a Town & Country minivan at 352-593-8496. the dealership in Clermont.

City of Clermont Mayor’s Proclamation

The General Election of the City of Clermont shall be held on the 6th day of November, 2012, between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time at Jenkins Auditorium, 691 Montrose Street; Kings Ridge Clubhouse, 1900 Kings Ridge Boulevard; Legends Clubhouse, 1700 Legendary Boulevard; Cooper Memorial Library, 2525 Oakley Seaver Drive; Family Christian Center, 2500 S. US Hwy. 27, Summit Greens Clubhouse, 1190 Summit Greens Boulevard; Sundance Apartments Gymnasium, 1601 Johns Lake Road; Heritage Hills Clubhouse, 3195 Heritage Hills Boulevard; St. Matthias Episcopal Church, 574 W. Montrose Street and Woodlands Lutheran Church, 15333 Highway 455. The purpose of this election is to elect:

City Council Member Seat 1 (Two Year Term) City Council Member Seat 3 (Two Year Term) City Council Member Seat 5 (Two Year Term)

A primary election will be held on the 14th day of August, 2012, if there are more than two candidates who qualify for any one of the above seats.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the City of Clermont to be affixed on this 8th day of May, 2012. ______Mayor Harold S. Turville, Jr.

ATTEST: ______Tracy Ackroyd, City Clerk

Election Qualifying opens on Monday, June 4, 2012 at 12:00p.m. (Noon) and closes on Friday, June 8, 2012 at 12:00p.m. (Noon)

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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, June 1, 2012 PHONE ...... 394-2183 FAX...... 394-8001 www.southlakepress.com E-mail...... [email protected] COMMUNITY CLERMONT | FOUR CORNERS Meet Your ‘Tell, show, do’ approach to dentistry NEIGHBOR

ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer ROSLYN BROWN [email protected] SOUTH LAKE DENTAL LOCATION: 5 33 Cagan Park Ave., Suite t South Lake Dental, the 307, at Cagan Crossings in Clermont. whole family — ages one HOURS: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday, A and up — is welcome. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday In fact, for Dr. Carla Talavera- INFORMATION: Call 352-242-0912. Jordan, DMD, positively influ- Spanish speakers welcome. encing the youngest of patients beginning with their first visit, or reintroducing older patients fixed implants. to healthy dental hygiene habits Talavera-Jordan also works is the epitome of family den- closely with an elite group of tistry. specialists in the area so that Either way, Talavera-Jordan’s when a patient needs a referral approach is the same. for a procedure such as a root “We use the ‘tell, show, do’ canal, they can feel good about approach with children and knowing it’s someone they can with adults because for us to put trust too. the chair back and do what we “I’m trained to do everything ࡯ HOMETOWN: West Palm Beach basically but there are some have to do inside the mouth of ࡯ OCCUPATION: U.S. Postal Service any patient is like second cases where a specialist is in order,” she said. ࡯ FAMILY: Three sons — one in the nature, but for the person in the Marine Corps, one in the Army and chair, it can be a nerve-racking In 1991, Talavera-Jordan the youngest in military academy. and shocking thing,” she said. graduated from dental school in PHOTOS BY ROXANNE BROWN What do you enjoy most about “We understand that and it’s Honduras. She practiced there South Lake County? why we try and make our Dr. Carla Talavera-Jordan DMD, left, with the help of dental assistant Marlene for nearly five years before Mullings, cares for patient Yvette Torres from Davenport at South Lake Dental at The beautiful hills and how you can patients feel as comfortable as coming to the United States. look out over the city. Four Corners in Clermont. possible, while we work to earn When she arrived, however, If you had to summarize your their trust.” she found out that her degree philosophy of life in one sentence, Talavera-Jordan also believes would need to be reaccredited, what would it be? in taking her time, so she tries so she went back to dental If at first you don’t succeed, try, try not to double book herself on school for another three years again. appointments, with the excep- and graduated from Nova Name a person or incident you’ve tion of occasional walk-ins or Southeastern University in Ft. come across recently that’s emergency cases. Lauderdale in 2003. touched you in some way. Why “We give our patients one-on- After graduation, she worked did this person or incident one, very personalized service, as a dentist at other dental impress you so much? and we take our time to do offices in Clermont, Winter I attend Real Life Church in Clermont things right and in a relaxed Haven and Lake Wales until July and to see the work they do in the manner,” she said. community is amazing, and it’s all of 2007, when she opened her free. South Lake Dental is consid- own practice, hence the begin- ered a general family and cos- How does what you do contribute ning of South Lake Dental in to the welfare of the area? metic dental practice. For Clermont. patients, that means an array of By working at the postal service, you Since then, Talavera-Jordan meet a lot of business people who services from general check- said she has tried to inspire her have no idea how to spread the ups, x-rays and cleanings to patients into taking care of their word that they are around. One of procedures like fillings, crowns, teeth and mouths by reminding my greatest accomplishments is that whitening, veneers and dentures. At South Lake Dental, staff members include Office Manager Dennis Jordan, Dr. them of a couple of facts she’s I was able to assist a customer in The dentist also offers implant Carla Talavera-Jordan, and dental assistants Marlene Mullings and Patricia crowns and hybrid bridges, or Aponte. SEE DENTISTRY | B2 SEE NEIGHBOR | B2

FROM THE FILES | 45 YEARS AGO — 1967 Reliving history through the pages of the South Lake Press

CLERMONT HIGH HONOR ROLL Burton, Jan Hatcher, Charlene McQuaig, Betsy Kay Ogden and batting leaders midway in the STUDENTS NAMED Roberts, Ann Cunningham, Steven Fairchild. season with .500 batting averages. Clermont High School Principal Lauren Ann Hodson, Herbert Lee ࡯ A children’s health panel ࡯ Four teams play ladies soft- Norval Brown released the school’s Pharr and Martha Fain Yates. featuring comments from Dr. ball at the Mascotte Community honor roll. Students with all “A” In other news: Charles Anderson and Dr. James Park Tuesdays and Thursdays at grades were: Donna Powell, ࡯ Jimmy Olivenbaum, son of R. Davis Jr. of Clermont, and Dr. 6:30 and 8 p.m. CBS Industries Brenda Faye Sutton, Andy Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olivenbaum, Richard Hedrick, eye specialist team members are Amanda Olivenbaum, James Carter and received his Bachelor of Science from Orlando, will present the Hoskinson, Laura Hettinger, Rita McCaffrey. degree in electrical engineering program at Clermont Elementary Kathy Hull, Lisa Lovelady, Diane Students on the “A-B” honor from the University of Florida. School’s PTO meeting. Hoffman, Terry Akers, Dale roll were Sandra Gail Hamrick, ࡯ Pvt. J.K. “Butch” Bolin III, son 25 YEARS AGO — 1987 Rouse, Jennifer Stewart, Allison Frank Lemine, Sally McQuaig, of Mr. and Mrs. J.K. Bolin Jr., has ࡯ Chris Griffin of Clermont won Hoskins, Bonnie Woodley, Debbie Kathy Padget, Lisa Moore, Diane completed basic training at Ft. first place in the Lake County Batman and Wendy Myers. Coach Lindley, Deborah Shewey, Ralph Jackson. He leaves for Oakland, Curriculum Fair held at the Lake is Rodney Drawdy. Ioder, Bruce Taylor, Janice Hos- Calif., and service in Vietnam. Square Mall in Leesburg. He col- ࡯ The Groveland Girl Scout kinson, Lewis Paul Lineberger, ࡯ Jennifer Fairchild was hon- lected his prize-winning display Mounted Patrol held its 24th Ann Dupee Mary Carr,Debra Hayes, Roland ored on her eighth birthday at a on “Castles in Scotland” when annual rodeo at Tin Cup Ranch. REMEMBER WHEN (Bobby) Resler, Patricia Butts, party given by her mother, Mrs. visiting there to attend his broth- Preparing and serving burgers Nancy Viti, Toni Layne, Francis J.D. Fairchild, at their Groveland er’s wedding. A weekly column that reprints some and hot dogs was the food com- of the more interesting news stories Lynn, Paula Cochran, Natalie home.Guests were Mary Annette ࡯ Brent Pauley (Braves), Steven mittee consisting of Inez Gill, that have appeared over the years in Middleton, Daniel Kyle, Diane Moody, Denise Barwick, Melody Napper (Indians) and Eric Ward the South Lake Press. Harper, Linda McAllister, Deana Booth, Diana Hope, Pam (Dodgers) were the Little League RELIVING HISTORY | B2

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B2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, June 1, 2012 Be smart: Protect yourself from summer heat ast summer, I Every year, more injuries based on their sun expo- something bad is happen- are yelling at the kids went to the zoo and deaths occur from sure now as children, not ing to their bodies. (Some because they are not and had a great inattentive people than just the sun exposure as adults have the same behaving. Parents, think! time.L I heard someone any other time of year. they age in their adult issues.) The children don’t start talking about how stupid People burning themselves lives. Water is the best thing the day grumpy and whin- the animals looked. I at cookouts or with fire- Children, also, don’t to keep your body healthy ing. In most cases, they thought the animals were works, suffering from heat think about sunburn until in the heat. Even things become that way when probably thinking the stroke, sunburn, lawn- after it happens. You have like Gatorade, lemonade they are hungry and tired. same thing about us mower accidents, drunk to make sure they are and fruit juices have lots I know people have a humans! driving and boating are covered and frequently of sugar and are not as limited time to spend at As I looked around, I only a few of the countless apply sunscreen to keep beneficial as plain water. the attractions but if you saw people with bright problems that occur this them safe. However, Gatorade will are tired due to running white skin, no sunscreen time of year. The next issue is also replace some of the salt around in the heat, then and the beginnings of Having a little common more important for chil- lost when we sweat heavi- your kids are probably some serious looking sense can make this time dren — dehydration. ly. Filtered or spring water tired too. Plan your meals, sunburn. I saw parents of year safe. Soda, ice tea and beer are the best. breaks and even naps first pushing kids in strollers First, wear sunscreen along with coffee and Proper planning and and don’t “push past” a with the sun canopies not and sun coverings. Recent some of the “kids” drinks keeping track of your time break. The plan should Michael A. in place, and the children studies have shown that do not rehydrate people. outside is also very impor- revolve around the small- almost panting with their sunscreen is no match for The water in those drinks tant. If you are not used to est child. tongues hanging out, the old cotton undershirt will not be used by the the heat, as some of our Also, add more breaks if Visconti looking like they were just for the kids. Protective body, and the person will northern visitors may not they are needed by your NATURAL MEDICINE pulled out of the desert. clothing and limiting sun just dehydrate more. be, it is really not wise to kids or yourself. Visiting I saw dehydrated people exposure between 10 a.m. Some of those drinks are spend an entire active day less sights or rides is bet- Michael A. Visconti, A.P., N.D., is a drinking soda, iced tea and 3 p.m. will help diuretics, which will outside in 90-plus degree ter than seeing more stuff doctor of oriental medicine whose office is located near the Citrus and beer thinking that immensely. increase urination causing weather. when everyone is tired, Tower. If you have any questions was going to quench their Today, the protective the water in the body to Take breaks from the yelling and crying. regarding this or any other health thirst, while all of the ani- layer of the atmosphere is come out before being heat and the exertion. As There are plenty of other related topics, you can contact him mals were keeping cool in thinner than when we used. with the above recom- ideas to keep your sum- through his Website at www.docvis- conti.com, or on Facebook by sign- the water or under shade. were kids. People are Children are even more mendations, children are mer safer and happier for ing up for the “Visconti Acupuncture Which ones were the burning more easily today, susceptible to dehydra- even more important to everyone but I am just & Natural Medicine” fan page. stupid ones? and there are many more tion, heat poisoning and plan around. starting with these recom- Summer is upon us and cases of skin cancers. heat stroke. They are run- It makes me angry and mendations. Using com- Memorial Day begins the For you parents, your ning around and do not sad when I see a family on mon sense and having a most dangerous 90 days of children’s rates of skin have the reasoning mech- vacation where the kids sense of humor will make the year. cancers will increase anism to let them know are crying and the parents this summer great.

invite the public to the grand School personnel honored at a DENTISTRY RELIVING opening celebration and bar- reception included Shirley NEIGHBOR CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 becue at Lake Susan Lodge and McKinney, Groveland Middle FROM PAGE B1 HISTORY Marina. School, and Drury Rambo, realized, especially in this economy. FROM PAGE B1 ࡯ Linda and David Sheets Clermont Junior High School. doing that. “I know living through these finan- invite all friends and relatives Classified personnel honored What’s something you’ve cial times is tough, so many people Suzanne and James Cason, to join in celebrating the 50th were Hazel Jones, Clermont always wanted to do but tend to leave going to the dentist on Marion Manning, Dorothy wedding anniversary of her High; Irene Kise, Clermont haven’t yet? the back burner, but I tell them to try Connor, Bonnie Homan and parents, Edwin and Dot Kindred. Junior High and Edith Miller I would like to make greeting and get in because dental problems Cynthia Kuharske. Announcer ࡯ Montverde City Council from Mascotte Elementary. cards for elderly people in don’t get better over time, but much was Tom Devier; co-leader is voted for a charter amendment ࡯ O rlando’s Downtown nursing homes. worse,” she said. “I tell patients to try Candy Ogden. Senior high making the formerly elected Athletic Club has chosen What advice would you give not to wait until something hurts, and point, ages 14 and over, went to city clerk position into an Clermont High School senior to people who want to help out in the community? I remind them that prevention is less Kirsty Connor while junior employee of the town, serving Lance Walsworth as one of expensive than treatment. high point, ages 13 and under, at the discretion of council. Central Florida’s top 13 scholar Visit your local church or “That’s the key.” went to Lisa Manning. Events ࡯ Rachel Nichols, daughter of community center and volun- athletes for 1986-87. Lance is teer. Anything you can do to Patients appreciate Talavera-Jordan were barrels, poles, keyhole Dr. and Mrs. Tom Nichols of the son of Dan and Connie and flag race. help someone else is always and rave about her chair-side manner. Clermont, has received the Walsworth of Suburban Shores. a positive thing. Yvette Torres from Davenport says ࡯ Among the 54 Lake County “Outstanding Student in ࡯ Prices at Publix: Clorox she’s been coming to South Lake Middle School 4.0 students are General Communication” bleach, gallon bottle, 89 cents; Dental since it opened and has always Kelli Angel, Natalie Dame, award from the College of Tropicana orange juice, half Do you have news or been pleased with the care she’s James Hunnicutt, Jennifer Communication at Florida gallon carton, $1.99’ Florida photographs from a received. Lamp and Jennifer McCabe State University in Tallahassee. sweet, tender yellow corn, 10 charity, church or “She (Talavera-Jordan) is a very pro- from Clermont Junior High and ࡯ Accounting major Andrew ears for $1.89; Publix premium civic event that you fessional person. She has good Trevor Gentry and Larinda Hettinger made the FSU Dean’s ice cream, half gallon, $2.19; want featured in the hands,” Torres said. “She takes good Salyers from Groveland Middle. List. He is a member of Phi liquid Dove dish detergent, 22- South Lake Press? cares of her patients, and has a way ࡯ The Winter Garden Delta Theta, which presented ounce bottle, 29 cents; Publix Send them to pam- of making people feel at ease. I would Regional Shopping Center will him with the Outstanding apple juice, 64-ounce bottle, fennimore@daily- absolutely recommend her to every- celebrate its grand opening. Scholar award. 99 cents; large eggs, a dozen, commercial.com. one.” New owners and management ࡯ Retiring Lake County 19 cents.

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R Shakespeare’s “All 85 Go (for) Down Longfellow poem the world’s a 86 Unbiased account? 1 Roman censor 51 Chihuahua drink stage” speech 64 River to the Rhône 80 Barely 94 Lose it 109 Back-to-sch. time 89 Announcement made 2 Game ender, at times 52 Tandoor-baked 36 Polyester fabric 66 When many German 81 “I did it!” 98 Holiday quaff 111 Growl by a transplant 3 Chemical endings bread 39 Macho drag queen? surgeon, perhaps? steins are lifted 82 It’s grounded every 99 Not worth ___ 112 Sitting on one’s 4 Given prominence 53 Where heroes are 46 Shield border 92 British isle made 67 They get bigger Saturday 100 Singer of the 1958 hands 5 “A diamond is 47 Make, as a copy of a when you smile 84 Prepare, as some #1 hit “It’s Only 113 Simba’s mate 93 Allan-___ (figure in forever,” e.g. 55 Elaine of “Seinfeld” CD the Robin Hood 69 Hit the runway Mexican-style Make Believe” 115 ___ effort 6 Saint-Germain-des- 59 Represented 48 Stop on a line legend) 71 Astronomical beans 101 The first “H” in Prés sights 62 Outlaw Belle who is 116 Tactless 95 Omelette ingredient distance: Abbr. 86 Aesop, notably Hanukkah 7 Ohio or Colorado: said to have 117 Mmes., over the For any three answers, 96 Middling grades 72 Refrain syllables 87 Places for gates 105 Former TV judge call from a touch-tone Abbr. harbored Jesse border phone: 1-900-285-5656, 97 Stigmatize a “great” James 73 Easter activity 88 “That makes sense” 107 Suffix with cigar 120 Actor Alastair $1.49 each minute; or, 8 Some tennis winners king? 63 Many a Little 74 Abhor 90 Saturn S.U.V. 108 Cousin of an with a credit card, 1-800- 9 Head line? 121 Cambodia’s Lon 814-5554. 100 Hankering League coach 77 Actor Alain 91 Conclusive trial ostrich ___ Solution to puzzle on page B8

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B3 YOUR CONTACT FOR SPORTS NEWS SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, June 1, 2012 SPORTS EDITOR...... Frank Jolley and PHONE ...... 365-8283 FAX...... 394-8001 www.southlakepress.com SPORTS LEISURE Email ...... [email protected] MONTVERDE Academy is well know for college-ready athletes

FRANK JOLLEY | Sports Editor [email protected] ontverde Academy’s athletic successes are well known. The M tiny college preparatory school is southern Lake County has long been recognized for its high academic standards but is also home to one of the top boys basketball and soccer programs in the country. Based on the results of the school’s annual sports awards ceremony, held recently in the school’s auditiorium, Montverde Academy’s reputation for producing college-ready student athletes is beginning to extend into other athletic arenas. Thirty-five graduating student ath- MONTVERDE ACADEMY’S letes earned college scholarships in STUDENT ATHLETE SIGNEES sports ranging from swimming to golf, tennis and ever waterskiing. Lauren Robertson, swimming, Birmingham Southern Montverde Academy’s best-known Benjamin Gebauer, swimming, Connecticut College programs — boys basketball and boys Tamas Herr, golf, Limestone College soccer — also were recognized with 20 Arthur Nunes, golf, Loyola of Chicago graduates from those sports earning the Arthur Edelman, golf, University of Denver PHOTO COURTESY / MIKE STONE right to compete at the next level. Ana Paula Costa, golf, Nova Southeastern University Members of the Lake County Arsenal U10 girls soccer team show off their medals after winning the “It is a tremendous accomplishment Ying Zhou Yun, golf, Auburn University fourth annual Champions Cup. Pictured, back row, from left, are Grace Hinerman, Brooke Schulz, to have this level of athletic achieve- Scott Gilbertson, golf, Limestone College Janae Torres, Kara Haas and Erica Treadwell; front row, from left, Sydney Cox, Bella Recinos, Macy ment here at Montverde Academy in Laszaic, Riley Rojahn and Lanie Grimando. our senior class,” said Mike Potempa, Maxime Blandin, golf, Southern Methodist University Montverde Academy athletic director. Jeffrey Cox, golf, Fordham CLERMONT “It is a true testament to the hard work Jessel Mohammed, golf, Flagler College and dedication of our student athletes, Taylor Woosley, waterskiing, Arizona State University and reinforces our overall goal as an Tanguy Oukeo, tennis, Webber International U10 Arsenal wins Champions Cup institution, which is to prepare our Ray Perez, baseball, Wabash Community College young men and women for life at the Michael Frazier, basketball, University of Florida Staff Report record, Arsenal was seeded first overall in next level both academically and athlet- Patricio Garino, basketball, George Washington the bracket and was set to face second- ically.” University The Lake County U10 Arsenal girls’ soc- seeded Brandon Blue in a championship- Every senior on the boys basketball Michel Enanga, basketball, Coastal Carolina cer team won the Gold Division champi- game rematch. team and boys soccer team received onship of the fourth annual Champions Landry Nnoko, basketball, Clemson University Less than five minutes into the game, scholarships. In addition, Akeyla Cup on May 19-20 at the Northwest Akeyla Furbert, soccer, USC Aiken the ball struck an Arsenal player’s hand Furbert was the first girls soccer player Recreation Complex in Apopka. Henrique Novaes, soccer, East Tennessee State in school history to earn a scholarship Arsenal has now won six champi- inside the 18-yard box giving the Brandon when she signed a national letter of Alex Anyaegbunam, soccer, East Tenn. State onships this season — three were 11- team a penalty kick. The Brandon team intent with the University of South Joao Ramalho, soccer, East Tenn. State University player teams and three were 3-on-3 titles. did not waste the opportunity, taking a 1- Carolina-Aiken. David Graydon, soccer, St. Louis University In the first match of pool play, Arsenal 0 lead early on the penalty kick. Montverde Academy’s two represen- Jair Minors, soccer, St. Louis University faced F.C. America’s Premier Black team. Undeterred, Arsenal responded, tying Arsenal started tentative but found the the score quickly and launching a scoring tatives at the Florida High School Donte Brangman, soccer, St. Louis University back of the net in the first 10 minutes. outburst that lifted the locals to a 6-1 win Atheltic Association state swimming Juan Jose Morales. soccer, Mercer University F.C. America responded shortly after to and the tournament title. championships in 2011 — Benjamin Luis Fernando Vega, soccer, Fla. Gulf Coast U. even the score at one apiece. Arsenal “This was a great effort with all players Gebauer and Lauren Robinson — Brian Woulfe, soccer, Catawba College agreed to scholarships with Connecti- regrouped quickly and went on a scoring contributing to our success,” Arsenal Oumar Diakhite, soccer, Lindsey Wilson College spree and cruised to a 7-1 win. coach Naji Khouri said. “The girls domi- cut College and Birmingham Southern University, respectively. Victor Franca, soccer, Bellhaven University In the second pool match, Arsenal nated their bracket as they outscored Anderson Cardoso, soccer, University of Great Falls blanked the Gainesville Soccer Alliance their opponents by a 21 to 3 margin. The The Eagles’ golf program garnered Renan Zampieri, soccer, University of Great Falls Blue team 5-0, and closed out pool play defense was great all weekend and the nine scholarships for student-athletes with a 3-1 win against the Brandon F.C. midfielders and forwards capitalized on and the baseball team picked up one. Rodrigo Souza, soccer, University of Great Falls Blue team. the majority of the opportunities they “Some people dream of success, Bassam Mahmoud, soccer, University of Great Falls After finishing pool play with a 3-0 created.” SEE MONTVERDE | B4 Diego Navas, soccer, Elizabethtown College

CLERMONT NTC women’s soccer team opens season Saturday at home

Staff Report Head Coach Henry Moyo said. “We have tional home games at 7 p.m. on June 16, a very good group of both young and at 1 p.m. on June 17, and at 7 p.m. on July The NTC Phoenix, a new women’s soc- experienced players. They have covered 7. Conference playoffs will begin in mid- cer team, will play its inaugural home much ground in training the last couple July. game Saturday night against the Tampa of weeks and are excited to get on the Coach Moyo played professional soccer Bay Hellenic United at the National Training Center in Clermont. playing field.” in Zimbabwe and retired from the game The two squads are part of the Women’s The 7 p.m. home opener will be played in Germany. Prior to joining the NTC in Premier Soccer League, the leading ama- on the NTC Athletic Fields, which is part 2011, he was the head soccer coach for 15 teur soccer league in the nation with of South Lake Hospital at 1935 Don years at Lee University in Cleveland, more than 70 women’s teams. Wickham Drive. Admission is $5 per per- Tenn., where his men’s team ranked as The NTC Phoenix is in the Sunshine son. high as fourth in the nation. Conference of the WPSL and the team Youth that participate in the NTC Fast He also produced players that went on consists of 32 players, ranging in ages Kick soccer program can wear their NTC to play pro both in the MLS, USL Pro and from 18 to 32. Fast Kick/Phoenix jersey to the game for England. The coaching staff also includes “We are looking forward to having the free admission. Mike Dickey, NTC Phoenix coach, and community come out and support the vs. Tampa Bay Hellenic United The NTC Phoenix’s schedule consists of Steve Crane, NTC Soccer Academy coach, NTC Phoenix in their first home game,” 7 p.m., Saturday, at NTC Athletic Fields seven regular season games, with addi- and coach Doug Farley.

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B4 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, June 1, 2012 Walmart’s new coupon policies net big savings almart is another ability to use manufacturer’s super store giant. coupons on the same item. But Sam Walton (the Target still does not allow other W store coupons. owner/creator of Walmart) started working retail at JCPenny. In Walmart has revamped its 1962, he purchased his first website to attract more coupon- store from the Brooks Brothers, ers. Currently, the No. 1 most who owned “Ben Franklin” visited page on Walmart’s web- stores, and called it Walton’s site is the new “in-stores now” 5-10 store. Located in Rogers, page that offers coupons that Ark., the store marked the flag- you can clip right from the ship of Walmart. website, as well as manufactur- It wasn’t until the end of the er’s samples and more! 1960s that the first Walmart was Here are a few points on Sam Walton’s first store was a 5-10 store located in Rogers, Ark. opened. Now Walmart is the No. Walmart’s new coupon policies: 1 discount supercenter in the ࡯ BOGO (buy one, get one this one. It is short, simple and you will save so much more. world. free) coupons are accepted to the point. Check out the Walmart web- There are many, many ways to from manufacturers and price PRICE MATCHING site and print coupons from the save at Walmart: Tanya matching Price matching is my favorite new “In-store specials” tab. Save on gas purchases when ࡯ Soft drink cap and Catalina way to save at Walmart. You I encourage you to print out you use your Walmart credit Senseney coupons are now accepted simply bring any local ad to the Wal-Mart coupon policy card or gift card for fuel pur- ࡯ If the coupon value exceeds your store and get the lowest from www.DivineDealDiva.com. chases. DIVINE DEAL DIVA the price of the item, the excess advertised price. This is a great With the new revamped coupon ࡯ Price match any advertised may be given to the customer as way to save on produce and acceptance policy, Walmart will product degrees and revamped its cash, or it can be applied toward more items that you need with- give you the difference between ࡯ Coupon acceptance policy coupon acceptance policies to the basket purchase. out going to many different your coupons and the actual ࡯ New in-store pricing the surprise of retailers every- As you can imagine, this is a stores. Better yet, you can even price of the product. You can ࡯ Pharmacy program where. big deal in the coupon world. I use coupons on top of the price also apply this to the rest of ࡯ Coupon policy Target has been the super- am curious to see how this new matching. your basket items. In 2010, many Walmarts didn’t center giant when it came to policy will pan out. I do not If you make a list of your Remember, you can email me anytime at even take online coupons. In coupon redemption by offering know of any other store that has needs and bring the advertise- [email protected] if you have a 2011, the company turned 360 Target store coupons, plus the published a policy similar to ments you want to price match, question or comment.

CLERMONT MONTVERDE MVA alumni who have moved on include CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, a veteran for- NTC will host softball, baseball camps June 7-15 ward with the Milwaukee Bucks in the Special to the South Lake Press Meals can either be packed and while others wake up and work hard at it,” National Basketball Association. brought to camp or can be provided said Potempa. “This is a solid base from Montverde Academy’s boys soccer team The National Training Center will be by the South Lake Hospital Cafeteria. which we can now build for the future. has been competing on a national level for holding a softball day damp coached To register your child, pick up a The basketball team, a national power for only two seasons but has staked its claim by Stephenie Hash, sports specialist, form at the NTC front desk or down- the past decade, has earned considerable as the nation’s best high-school program and a baseball day camp coached by load an application from www.ntc- recognition in that span with 60 players with two undefeated seasons, including a Nick Utley, sports assistant. softball.com under the Camps/Clinic sign commitments with college basketball 23-0-4 record in the 2011-12 campaign and The camps for ages 5-12 will be held tab. programs. a No. 4 ranking in at least one national poll. on weekdays from June 7-15 at the For information, call Stephenie In addition to this year’s class of signees, “Some people dream of success, while NTC. Hash at 352-241-4585, or send an which include Michael Frazier, Patricio others wake up and work hard at it,” Campers will take part in instruc- email to Stephenie.Hash@orlando- Garino, Michel Enanga and Landry Nnoko, Potempa said. tion of softball/baseball fundamentals. health.com.

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Notice is hereby given that Personal Representative & An Administrative Complaint Attorney for Person Repre- the undersigned, pursuant Thornless Blackberries Attorney for Estate to impose an administrative sentative: to the “Fictitious Name Call 352-748-3702 Florida Bar No. 434507 fine has been filed against /s/Dennis L. Horton Statute” Florida Statute 301 Hillcrest Street you. You have the right to Dennis L. Horton, P.A. countrytimeberries.com 865.09, 2009, will register Orlandp, FL 32801 request a hearing pursuant Attorney for SONIA DUYT- with the Division of Corpo- Telephone: (407) 843-2222 to Sections 120.569 and SCHE rations, Department of Facsimile:(407) 648-5050 120.57, Florida Statutes, by Florida Bar No: 187991 State, State of Florida, upon mailing a request for same DENNIS L. HORTON, P.A. receipt of proof of publica- Norma Falconer to the Florida Department of 900 WEST HIGHWAY 50 tion for this notice the Ficti- 2345 Fenton Avenue Agriculture and Consumer CLERMONT, FL 34711 tious Name, to wit: Services, Division of Licens- 200 Clermont, FL 34711 Telephone:(352)394-4008 Co-Personal Representative ing, Post Office Box 3168, Fax:(352)394-5805 WELLNESS ALTERNATIVES Tallahassee, Florida E-Mail: At Your MASSAGE David Fitch 32315-3168. If a request [email protected] 2008 Country Brook Ave- for hearing is not received Service Intends to register the said nue by 21 days from the date of Personal Representative: Fictitious Name located at Clermont, FL 34711 publication, the right to /s/Sonia Duytsche the below address: Co-Personal Representative hearing in this matter will 25125 Turkey Lake Road be waived and the Depart- Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida 1016 PARK CENTRAL CIR. Ad No: 342220 ment will dispose of this 34711 201 Insurance GROVELAND, LAKE May 25 & June 1, 2012 cause in accordance with Ad.No.: 00343232 COUNTY, FLORIDA 34736 law. June, 1 & 8, 2012 252 Home That the interested owner in Ad No.: 00342242 Hauling said business enterprise is May 25, June 1, 8, & 15, as follows: NOTICE OF SUSPENSION 100 2012 Announcement COLLEEN SEARLES Case No.: 201003577 TO: Fredrick W. Hansen WE DO CLEANING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN & OUT Dated in Lake County, Flor- FOR LAKE COUNTY, 105 Positions ida this 23 day of May, A Notice of Suspension to FLORIDA Foreclosure & Rental 2012. suspend and an Administra- PROBATE DIVISION Wanted properties. Mowing, tive Complaint to revoke hauling off debris, /s/Colleen Searles your license and eligibility File No. 2012-CP-000663 CNA exp’d seeking & bush hogging,tree for licensure has been filed Division Probate work. Will provide, work &stump grinding Ad No.00342520 against you. You have the IN RE: ESTATE OF right to request a hearing bathing/personal Call 352-315-9010 or June 1, 2012 MARGUERITE E. LEGGETT care/etc. 255-7803 pursuant to Sections Deceased. 352-504-1597 120.569 and 120.57, Flor- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ida Statutes, by mailing a NOTICE TO CREDITORS THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIR- request for same to the 281 Roofing CUIT, IN AND FOR LAKE Florida Department of Agri- The administration of the COUNTY, FLORIDA culture and Consumer Serv- estate of MARGUERITE E. Feeling PROBATE DIVISION ices, Division of Licensing, LEGGETT, deceased, whose Trapped? CASE NO. 2012-CP-634 Post Office Box 3168, Tal- date of death was May 14, lahassee, Florida 2012 is pending in the Cir- IN RE: ESTATE OF JAMES 32315-3168. If a request cuit Court for Lake County, FALCONER, for hearing is not received Florida, Probate Division, McHALE ROOFING INC. Deceased by 21 days from the date of the address of which is Post the last publication, the Re-Roofs and Repairs Office Box 7800, Tavares, Tile, Metal, Shingles NOTICE TO CREDITORS right to hearing in this mat- FL 32778. The names and Make your ter will be waived and the addresses of the personal escape! Flat Roofs & The administration of the Department will dispose of representative and the per- Mobile Homes Estate of JAMES FAL- this cause in accordance Find a new job in sonal representative’s attor- The Daily Excel. Ref’s Avail. CONER, deceased, whose with law. ney are set forth below. Licensed & Insured date of death was August 2, Commercial Employment CCC1328197 2011; File Number Ad No.: 00343215 All creditors of the decedent Listings. Call: 352-255-2758 2012-CP-634, is pending June 1, 8, 15, & 22, 2012 and other persons having Appearing daily!

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435 Medical 450 Trades 470 General 501 Pets 604 Furniture 604 Furniture 606 Electronics 624 Children’s 635 Garden For Sale items FRONT OFFICE ANTIQUE DESK Solid MATTRESS & BOX BLACKBERRY CURVE PATIO SET wrought iron SPRING Mid Florida Primary LABRADOR MIX 1 yr. old Oak. 60 years old. King Koil, #8530 Purple INFANT FURNITURE, round table w/glass 300 Care is looking for an male. Good w/kids. [email protected]. Memory Foam. Like w/case. Like new. bounce chair, walker, top & 4 chairs. $75 energetic & enthusias- Free to good home. $100. 483-2344 new, excel. cond, $40 352-272-4753 car seats. All for $80 Call 352-324-2227 Financial new. $1,000, asking tic person with at least 352-874-6959 CELL PHONE LG Opti- Clermont 455-5143 PATIO SET, 4 sling back Appliances With $600 Please call 1 yr. exp. in a medical CARRIERS mus V, Virgin Mobile, chairs , 48” round. PITBULL PUPPIES (2) Warranties $75 & up! 352-728-8892 NINTENDO DS in box. office setting for a FIELD SERVICE The Daily Commercial 1200 minutes + table. Good cond. TECHNICIAN has NEW delivery males. $100 each Used Beds all sizes! Brand new, blue & front desk position. Please call 3Buy 3 Sell 3 Trade MATTRESS & BOX data. $90 404-2230 black. $50 Call $75. 787-7048 301 Business Fax relevant resume Join a team based, routes available SPRING Pillow top, IMMEDIATELY FOR 352-227-8913 3 Fast delivery COMPACT DISK/Tape 352-272-4753 PAVERS WITH BORDER to:352-728-8030 or leading manufacturer Immaculate. $100 of stainless steel CLERMONT, TAVARES, call Buzzy’s Player. Phillips. $30 10’ X 10’ area or 352-307-2520 SNAKE Red Tail Boa, 3’, 352-821-2345 Call 352-742-8476 NINTENDO DS. Like Opportunities equipment for food, LEESBURG & cage with locking 352-315-9886 new! Couple games SOLD or email OTTOMAN STORAGE pharmaceutical and LADY LAKE AREAS. screen. $100 Firm. www.buzzysbeds.com DVD/VRC COMBO JVC incl. $70 Call FURNITURE STORE sylviac@mid- chemical industries. rectangular 48” x w/remote. Works PLANT & TREES Cheap! 352-874-1416 352-357-3996 You dig! Asking $15 In history district of floridaprimarycare.com ARMOIRE 2 shelves. 32”, light green. great. $25 obo. for all. Please call Fruitland Park We are looking for a Light wood. Fair cond. $100. 787-6366 352-383-7553 STROLLER Baby Trend, $110,000 takes all MEDICAL 560 Pet w/hood & basket. 352-324-3025 Field Service Techni- $35 352-406-1419 PATIO FURNITURE 4 including furniture. ASSISTANT Supplies ENTERTAINMENT CEN- Good cond. $30 Call cian, dispatched from pieces. Good $85 TER, dark wood, PODOCARPUS (30) in 1 Call 352-409-1531 F/T, experienced with our Tavares, Florida lo- Daily Commercial BED All new 352-217-4221 AQUARIUM 20 gallon, Please call glass doors. Great gallon containers. $90 knowledge of EMR for cation. This position 212 E. Main St. Ortho Pillowtop w/stand. complete 352-589-6642 $100. 874-3684 STROLLER Comfort SOLD Primary Care Practice operates on an on-call Leesburg or Mattress & boxsprings. w/light, hood & filter Tracker, w/time & in The Villages. Good capacity with extensive Email: Carriers@ Queen-size PATIO TABLE 48” Plate NAVIGATION SYSTEM PUSH MOWER MTD benefits & competitive $80. 504-8827 with warranty temperature monitor travel. Candidate must dailycommercial.com Glass Top, Octagon, Garmin $50 $35 217-4221 w/Briggs & Stratton pay. be proficient in MIG & Candidates must have AQUARIUM 75 gallon, Starting at $180 cast cement base. Call 352-323-4862 148cc w/20” cut. Fax resume to: 400 TIG welding, and pos- reliable transportation, w/wooden stand. Can deliver $50. 343-0587 HOME THEATER SYS- $80 obo. 636-0151 352-753-3455 Drivers License & Ins. 352-243-1021 625 Building sess mechanical apti- $250. 352-702-2207 RECLINER, Waterbed TEM, LG Network, Employment EOE Supplies/ PUSH MOWER Toro, 22” RN PRN tude with the ability to Mattress, Fan, Table, Blu Ray. $75 Call Self propelled w/bag. install, repair, and AQUARIUM 75 gallon, M-F day shift at local FLOOR/SALES - PT w/wooden stand. Floor Lamp. $100 for 352-989-0222 Materials $100 Call outpatient center. maintain equipment. Mature, exp’d, good $250. 352-702-2207 all. 352-308-9343 MULTI MEDIA SPEAKER 352-455-0694 Req’d qualifications - Responsibilities include with the public. House- BATHROOM VANITY AQUARIUM ROCKING CHAIR solid SYSTEM Philips, ex- SEGO PALMS Bright 410 Sales ACLS, venipuncture, ensuring equipment keeping duties & light 90 gallon w/sink, 60”L, 4 BED All new wood smaller Vintage cel. cond. $25. Call green. 3 gallon pots. pt. monitoring. runs at optimal levels, lifting. w/filter & wooden doors & 2 drawers. Ortho King-size chair w/cushion. 352-315-0798 $5.00 Call INSIDE Marketing Email resume: and performing routine Apply in Person stand. $300. $75. 233-0464 repairs and mainte- 352-702-2207 Pillow Top mattress $75. 352-246-9948 352-748-9185 Position [email protected] Wed. or Thur. only. PRINTER Kodak ESP3. BATHTUB cast iron, 5’, nance of custom & box springs Must be experienced Morning Glori Antique BIRD CAGE 15.5” D x Very good cond. $20 left hand outlet. light WEED EATER, EDGER, RN'S & PHYSICAL manufactured stainless with warranty. in landscape sales, Mall 1111 S. 14th 15.5” H x 13.5” W. 352-552-2569 gray in color, as new. Blower Homelite gas, estimating, or pur- THERAPIST WANTED: steel equipment for the Starting at $295. Full Time positions for Leesburg, FL 34748 Great for Travel. Can deliver. RADIO SCANNER Triple $95. 748-5523 3 in 1. Excel. Cond. chasing. Send resume chemical, food, dairy $20. 352-748-9611 Trunking. Radio $65. 307-9462 to salesandmarketing- South Lake County ar- and pharmaceutical in- SCHOOL BUS 352-243-1021 BATH TUB Metal eas, Home Health exp. SECTIONAL SOFA Shack. $100 Call white enamel. $99. [email protected] dustries. We offer a DRIVERS NEEDED BIRD CAGE, like new 352-239-0033 preferred, competitive competitive salary and 26"Hx20.5"Wx13"D, Brand New! Great cond. 365-6234 640 Guns TELEMARKETER Training provided. salary, great benefits. full benefits, including buy me. $35. Call and/or SOFA LOVE RADIO Thomas Picconi FLOORING 8’x4’ cream with experience. Fax resume to: Contact: Lake County ASSORTED OLD STOCK 401K, health, dental 352-728-2736 SEAT $550 AM/FM, CD, tape color. Congoleum. AMMUNITION 232 Work from home. 352-259-3656 or and flexible spending Schools, Transporta- Can deliver! player w/stand. $99 CAT CARRIERS BEDROOM ARM CHAIR, $30 Please call rounds 44 magnum. We furnish leads. Call 352-391-5375 account. If you are tion 352-728-2561 or (2) med. 352-243-1021 352-434-2439 Call: 352-217-9937 Apply online: size, like new. $50 greens & orange col- 352-406-6071 $100. 750-1979 qualified and inter- ors, cushioned. $25. SNACK TV TABLES, RECEIVER Technics, ested in joining our www.lake.k12.fl.us for both. Please call LIGHT FIXTURES 24 x PISTOL Smith & Wesson THE DAILY SOLD! 352-742-2668 Nested, 3. Glass top w/turntable, works team, please send 48 enclosed 2 lights. 40 caliber new COMMERCIAL HAS AN w/brass legs. $44 perfectly. $25 obo White. $15 Call w/case, never fired, your resume to: CAT TREE 4 tiers, paid BEDROOM CHAIR Rust 352-343-1050 Call 352-383-7553 Walker Stainless $359, asking $100 color. Good cond. 352-793-5204 2 clips, box of RN’S Equipment Co. LLC Please call $40 Call SOFA HIDE-A-BED RECEIVER/AMPLIFIER PLYWOOD 3/4” (15,1/2 ammo. $650 obo. LifeStream is looking 625 State Street, SOLD! 352-455-2224 Queen size. FREE. good cond. Asking sheets) 3.5’x4’ $99 352-343-5166 New Lisbon, WI 53950 WAREHOUSE Please call $70. Please call for dynamic individuals BOX SPRING & MAT- takes all. Call WALTER PPK stainless Attn: Human ASSISTANT NEEDED 717-793-6098 352-360-3027 to join the psychiatric TRESS king size. ex- 352-449-9799 .380 caliber pistol, FOR A FULL TIME Resources/Jim Arzt Applicants must have hospital team. Desired cel shape. $100 Call STUDENT DESK $40 TELEVISION 1990 RCA holster, 2 magazines, POSITION IN Email: warehouse and electri- SCAFFOLDING 1 full individuals will be mo- 352-702-1211 Pease Call color. 20”. $15 $500 FIRM. Call OUR CLASSIFIED [email protected] cal experience, plus a set & the brace. $75. tivated to work with 401-286-9044 Call 407-883-2510 Call 352-728-1015 352-326-0770 ADVERTISING DEPT. children, adults and www.walkerstainless.com clean driving record, 600 BUREAU Wooden. The successful candi- No Phone calls please. high school diploma or Good cond. $90 TABLE 53” round, TELEVISION 27” Sony SHINGLES Tamko geriatrics. Trinitron w/wooden 649 Medical date will have a mini- Apply online at: EEO/Drug/Smoke Free equivalent. Applicant Merchandise Call 352-314-8600 wicker & glass. $40 around 8 bundles. mum of 1-year sales Work Place Call 352-323-0070 stand on rollers. $55. $100 Please call www.lsbc.net must have strong PC CARPET 8 x 12. Cream PORTABLE POTTY, al- experience, marketing Mart 352-429-9811 352-568-5155 or at 515 W. Main St. skills. Company is an Beige, blue. $30 TABLE Wrought Iron most new. $35 or customer service Leesburg EOE and Drug-Free w/glass top & w/4 TELEVISION 27” Sony Please call experience. Candidate FRAMERS W/EXP. Call 352-435-0055. SINK Double sided, DFWP/EOE/ Must be self moti- Workplace. MVR & chair $100. Call w/energy star. Excel white enamel, cast 561-398-3811 will be responsible for This organization Background checks. CHAIR desk, rolling, 352-735-1570 cond. $50 Call all Legal & Obituary vated! Benefits avail. iron. $99. Great POWER CHAIR 4 wheel, participates in E-Verify PATRIOT BUILDERS Apply in person at: 601 Antiques upholstered, blue. $20 352-259-3522 cond. 365-6234 Notices. Candidate Pike's Electric, Inc. Call 352-435-0055 TRAVEL TRUNK, wood good batteries. $300 must have be detail 352-516-6563 or CAMERAS (13) 1908 - w/old dome top. $90 TELEVISION 32” Sharp Please call RN’S/LPN’S 352-307-9671 719 Industrial Drive CHINA CABINET Colonial STEEL DOOR A1 regular oriented with excellent REFRESH TODAY Wildwood, FL 34785 1997, Kodak Vest Please call great picture, w/re- size w/lock & keys. 352-343-6608 Walnut 85”Hx58”W, 352-742-5038 mote. Asking $55. communication and WORK TOMORROW LAWN & LANDSCAPE SOLD 1ST DAY! $85 obo Call SCOOTER Maxima speaking skills, be 2/pc, top glass front Call 352-735-0519 Clinical Nurse MAINTANCE CIGARETTE LIGHTERS, $100. 434-5314 TRUNDLE BED w/built in 352-365-1661 Pride, good cond. computer proficient, Refresher 6/6/12 Must have valid drivers dresser & desk. All TELEVISION 36” Sharp, $500 Please call able to type 40 wpm, (17) 1930’s - COCKTAIL TABLE made TOILET & TANK (2) IV Certification license and transporta- SOLD 1ST DAY!! wood. Excel cond. great cond. Not flat Mansfield, bone, re- 352-357-4686 and be deadline 6/7/12 tion. Must do by Harden, oak. $99 $100. 751-7595 screen. $90 FirmCall driven. Please call model take out. TOILET LIFT attaches to Call 800-677-5224 professional work. 500 JEWELRY Choker neck- WICKER TABLES 352-787-1075 $100 303-0804 toilet seat has hand kaneeducational@ Call 352-406-4205 lace w/bracelet. 352-787-8217 We offer base salary W/glass top. (3). $50 TELEVISION 52” RCA grips. Asking $40. yahoo.com Pets/Animals Rhinestone. $50 Call COUCH & END TABLES TOILET (bowl only) plus commission; ex- Call 401-286-9044 HDTV. $100 352-821-0538 www.NurseRefresher.com 352-742-2856 Asking all for $99. American Standard, cellent benefits to in- Local Construction Call 352-396-4263 354-314-2123 elongated, new. $50 VEHICLE POWER LIFT Company needs LINENS clude medical, dental, 450 Trades Antiques. Fab- 605 Appliances TELEVISION Flat screen 352-569-4696 for scooter. $350. worker with 5 yrs exp. COUCH & LOVESEAT for life, 401K and more; rics, table cloths, 19” Sharp. Works Please call on Paving Crew. 501 Pets Lanai. White, wicker. CAN OPENER Elec. WINDOW dbl. pane paid time off; and large selection. Excel good. $80 Call 352-357-4686 sales training. Apply: 101 Weber Ave. For Sale $85. 483-3870 $100 Call stainless steel edge, 352-589-6626 36”x62” low-E glass. 352-259-4675 cord storage. Villages $85 Please call Email resumes to: Leesburg, FL. DFWP ROUND TABLE 18”, WALKER 4 wheels classifiedjobs@ 352-365-0006 BICHON/POO puppies, $10. 391-5788 TELEVISION new Dymex 352-343-2552 w/brakes & seat M/F, health cert., good cond. $60. COUCH leather, off 19” 720P LED w/re- dailycommercial.com Call 352-728-3571 white, good cond. COOK TOP GE Profile, WINDOWS (4) alum. SOLD!!!! or apply at: CDL-A Drivers wanted DRIVERS blk/white, $300/400. mote. $85. Call $70 Please call Black. Excel. Cond. 352-205-0180 38”Wx23.5”H. Sur- WALKER Lifestyle, 4 212 E. Main Street for immediate open- $1,000 SIGN-ON Beautiful Call SCHOOL DESK 352-669-3649 217-823-9280 $95 Eustis face mount. $40 wheel, brakes, stor- Leesburg, FL., EOE ings, Competitive pay BONUS & Make upto good cond. $40. 407-421-3502 TELEVISION Rear Pro- take all. 793-8103 and benefits. No Touch Call 352-728-3571 CREDENZA STEREO jection 53”. Like New age seat. As New. .60cpm! Great miles, CAT Black, female. DISCOUNT Freight, Assigned CABINET, good cond. Cond. $100 Call WOODEN DOOR 24”W $45. 352-742-1527 benefits & home time. Free to good home. SCHOOL DESK Dated APPLIANCE 425 Clerical Equipment, OTR 48 $75 Please call 352-343-9347 X6’ 8”H, insulated, Flatbed offering no Call 863-253-2040 1891. Cast Iron & Repair-Sales-Service States, Regional 29 tarping!! CDL-A, 1 yr. hardwood. $100 352-787-8217 glass top to bottom 650 Computers CHURCH SECRETARY States, Must hold valid Most Repairs TELEVISION Sharp, $50. 787-6855 OTR exp., good MVR. CATS & KITTENS Rag obo. 352-461-7892 DESK Mahogany, an- & Equip 30 hrs/wk. Experience CDL A and 2 yrs exp. Doll Siamese need 19” color w/remote. Call Frank Donnelly at: tique. Good cond. $50. 352-255-6490 req’d in basic Quick- Call 352-735-0035 1-888-567-4969 x22 loving home. Call 630 Garage Sales COMPUTER PROGRAM books, Microsoft Office 602 $95. Please call TELEVISION Sony 36” 352-551-9695 352-259-3522 Roxio. Convert VHS Suite, & people/tele- INDUSTRIAL Arts/Crafts Wega. On/Off Switch CLERMONT to DVD easily. $60 phone skills. MECHANIC CATS RESCUED ALL DESK, L-Shaped. 6’. broken. U haul. $20 ESTATE SALE 455 SPAY & NEUTERED & 352-728-8892 Send resume to: Valensa International, SCRAP BOOKING MATE- Great cond. $100 $60 Plus Parts Call 352-728-6468 By Reggie & Suzanne emmanuelchurch Restaurants/ RABIES SHOTS. FREE. RIALS, 2 lg. roll away WASHER, DRYER, 1727 Anderson St. INK CARTRIDGE HP57, a leader in the Nu- Firm. Call TELEVISION Sylvania @embarqmail.com 352-516-9652 containers, all new. REFRIGERATOR Thur. - Sat. 8am- 4pm New in package, cost traceuticals Industry, is Hotels/Clubs 352-406-4215 19” & LXI 20”. No or mail to: $100 561-0856 “Don’t Toss It Antiques, sterling silver $40 asking $25. Call seeking a mechanic CATS Tabby, 1yr. old. DINETTE Wood w/leaf remotes. $60. Call Emmanuel Baptist with expertise in indus- Free to approved Fix It For Less” set, whole house of 352-343-1046 WALKING FOOT. for & 4 chairs. $50. Buying Clean 352-431-9982 Church trial maintenance for BANQUET SERVERS home. Call furn., 2 wrought iron PRINTER All-in-one Ep- PART TIME Bernina sewing ma- Call 352-589-4315 Washers & Dryers 1710 U.S. Hwy. 441 E our Eustis, FL facility. 352-602-7973 chine. In org case. TELEVISIONS (2) 12” patio sets, china & son, needs ink.. Leesburg, FL 34748 Valensa is a well re- Apply in person DINING ROOM SET Days, Evenings & JVC all w/remotes. crystal, antique corner DOG 6 mo. female. $25. 352-457-6858 Weekends Good cond. $40 Call spected, privately-held Harbor Hills White Shabby Chic $25 Please call chairs & deacon bench 352-753-4043 company that has Country Club Loves kids, looks Table w/6 chairs & Call Now SOLD! 603 Collectibles ROUTER D-Link 432 Dental been in business for 6538 Lake Griffin Road part Chow & Lab. cabinet. $250. Excel. 352-874-1238 VCR/DVD COMBO excel 635 Garden DI-604. New in Box 12+ years. The ideal Lady Lake Free. 352-308-7896 352-217-7219 BELL, Music Boxes, Ea- DORM REFRIGERATOR cond. Toshiba. Ask- $15. 352-406-4773 DENTAL ASSISTANT candidate will have a No phone calls please. DOG Large mix. 2yr. gles, & owls nice DINING ROOM TABLE experienced and Haier white. Asking ing $50. Call ALL TREES ON SALE min. of 3 years exp. in Lovable, good pieces. $50 Call Round, walnut, w/2 must have expanded $60. Please call 352-323-4862 •3 Gal. 6’ Oaks Etc. industrial mainte- COOK & DISHWASHER w/kids. Free, good 352-735-0892 ext. leaves, pads. 652 Articles duties & Radiology. 352-771-3635 $10 or 20 for $100 nance. Requirements: PT, exp. required. home. 406-9468 $100. 404-5130 •Larger trees 12’ +/- For Sale Please call CABBAGE PATCH DRYER Whirlpool Duet 608 A/C & Heat H.S. Diploma, evening Apply in person, delivered. & planted. 352-751-1178 and weekend work Harbor Hills KITTENS & MOM CAT DOLLS (2) boy & girl, DINING SET Casual, Gas. Front load. AFGHAN KIT 9 skeins & AIR CONDITIONER $135 to $275. Lady Lake Area necessary. Country Club Free to good home. w/certificates. $100 wood table 78” x Runs great. Tavares. more, w/instructions. GE 5000 BTU. $75. •4’ Red Cedar $5. Email resume to: 6538 Lake Griffin Rd. 4 red, 1 calico. obo 352-561-0856 40”, 2/Captains $100. 223-2317 $50 obo Call 863-253-2040 352-348-5843 •6’-12’ Bald Cypress [email protected] Lady Lake CHINA Noritake 8 PC. chairs & 4/regular 352-748-7678 chairs, French Coun- MICROWAVE counter- ULTRAVIOLET AIR •Sago or Pindo Palms 435 Medical KITTENS (4) 8 wks old. From early 1900’s. top, & toaster oven. CATT’S TREES AIR CLEANER Oreck FREE TO A GOOD $95 Call try Style by Lane, CLEANER for Central TEAM & SOLO very nice. $350. Good cond. $50 for A/C . $100 Please 352-669-1618 electronic filter. $50. AVANTE SKILLED DRIVERS LAKE CNTY HOME. CALL 352-321-0982 both. 352-742-2668 Call after 9am 352-504-6343 352-787-6955 call 352-504-2327 CHAISE LOUNGE for NURSING & REHAB Immediate positions RESTAURANT COLLECTORS PLATES MICROWAVE Kenmore pool area. White. 352-259-5629 RN Supervisor MANAGER KITTENS 10 weeks, DRESSER & MIRROR WINDOW A/C GE available! 48 CPM split (4) Hummel w/certif- 700-800 Watts. $15 Like new. $60. Call AIR MATTRESS Afternoons, Exp. in A la Carte, Free to good home. Maple. $100. 12,000 btu. (Energy Queen. for teams. 35 CPM for cates & boxes. $100. Call 352-735-2604 Call 352-314-9326 352-205-2210 Fold up Frame. In LPN’s 3pm-11pm solo drivers. Drop & Banquet and external Call 202-352-4758 352-343-2072 SOLD!!! & 11pm-7am catering. Up to DRESSER 6 drawers MICROWAVE Over the CHAISE LOUNGE Patio bag, on rollers. $30 hook avail. No touch KITTENS 8 wks. Call 352-753-4281 CNA’s for 3pm-11pm freight. Weekly pay + $40,000 yr. COOKWARE SET cast with mirror. Like range. Bisque. Like WINDOW A/C UNIT. or pool. Excel cond. & 11pm-7am Send reply to Free to good home. iron by Wenzel 6 pc. new. Asking $75. new! $100 Call w/dehumidifier LG $40 Call AIR PURIFIER Hoover Si- insurance. CDL-A w/1 Call 352-460-0667 Experience preferred. year OTR req'd. Food Box 312 New. Asking $75. 352-326-5399 352-409-1238 SOLD!!!! 352-589-4315 lence Air 4000. $50 LABRADOR MIX 1 male 352-315-1612 Apply on line at: grade tank carrier. The Daily Commercial DRESSING TABLE Louis MICROWAVE/CONVEC- EDGER John Deere, Please call 18 months old. FREE www.avantecenters.com 800-877-2430 P.O. Box 490007 DOLLS from around the XIV style, Cabriole TION OVEN counter- 624 Children’s gas. 4 wheels. $60 352-728-5262 or fax resume to: Leesburg, FL TO GOOD HOME. www.indianriver World. 25yrs + old. legs, inner mirror. top, $30 Please call items Call 352-753-4281 ALKALIZER WATER ION- 352-787-5935 transport.com 34749-0007 Call 352-669-1888 Excel cond. $30 obo. $98. 352-432-1772 352-365-9621 EDGER walk behind, IZER, DBS. New Call 352-978-0169 ELEGANT FURNITURE MICROWAVE/STOVE & CAR SEAT Toddler 3hp, works great. $1745. Asking HORSE COLLAR An- LIKE NEW! OVEN Hot Point 3 in up to age 5. Blue. $10 $55 Please call $97.50. 989-0222 SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON B2 Call 352-431-9982 tique, leather, oval, Over stuffed love seat, 1. $60 Call 352-409-6940 AREA RUG 10’x14’, straps & chain. $75. glass top table w/4 352-348-9973 CHANGING TABLE GAZEBO FRAME beige, tan & burnt 352-324-2173 comfy chairs on RANGE gas & REFRIG- Graco, Cherry Wood. 10’X11’, needs new orange. $100 Call rollers. Country French Like New. $50 Call CHEF SCRAPE WOMAN TOG JACKET heavy, official ERATOR. Asking $99 roof. $75 Call 505-450-4153 pickled finish dining for all obo. Call 352-455-7654 352-483-2113 Ford Mustang, size table w/8 chairs. AREA RUGS Various AONE LA I CAL HYDRA ODO NEW. 352-314-2123 XL. $85 Call $1,850 takes all. CHANGING TABLE GRASS CATCHER for sizes & colors. $100 352-239-0033 Call 352-409-1531 REFRIGERATOR w/pad. Lt. blonde 22” Murray push Call 407-461-3841 TREATOFVERSA I LLES LOP wood. $50 Call PING PUTTER Authentic, Good Cond. $100 mower. $50 Call BEADED JACKET Black, END TABLES (2) Broyhill Call 352-551-9695 352-242-1898 ONSTAGE STARZ I SA I DNO Genuine, over 50 yrs. dark solid wood. $99 352-483-2908 Lawrence Kazar. Ex- old. $99 Call Excellent cond. Call REFRIGERATOR CRADLE SWING, Fisher LAWN MOWER 20”, cel cond. M. $10 Call UMASS I KO SANS 352-735-6927 352-246-9948 18 cu.ft. White. $225 Price Nature’s Touch 3.5hp, cuts great, 352-404-5130 Papasan. $60 Call PLATES (8) Chinese, (1) Call 352-365-9621 runs great. $45. Call DACRON ASTUD I NSCARLET GLIDER alum., from 352-561-5686 BEAN BAG jumbo, Russian & (3) Nor- 1950’s. Asking REFRIGERATOR, white 352-409-6940 blue in color. $15 CRIB w/mattress. Lt. ORLE BURN DEPOT I LA man Rockwell. $100 $100. Please call 4/shelves, 3/draw- LAWN MOWER 22”, Call 352-516-7920 for all. 323-0875 blonde wood. $50 352-735-1570 ers, right hand hinge. 5hp, self propelled, BEVELED GLASS GOODANDREAD BEERBELL SOLD Call 352-242-1898 PORCELAIN DOLL. HEAD & FOOT BOARD big wheels, runs 27x27 3/16 thick. New in Box. $10 Full size, enamel, STOVE gas, like new CRIB White. Great good mows good. $50. 728-6189 NUT GAEA VEE ADD I E Call 352-617-1999 cond. Mattress incl. $85 352-409-6940 w/frame. $75 Call w/grill on top. Black BLAZER $50 352-483-2142 men’s Palm ASUSUAL DERMAL NOD QUILT Hand made. 352-821-2345 in color. $125. Call LAWN MOWER Elec., Beach, size 46 Reg. Wedding ring pat- 352-343-2478 CRIB wooden Evenflo, used little w/cord. Good cond. $30 Call tern. Nice cond. $95 PARTANIMAL BILLTHEKID HIDE A BED Queen, like STOVE Whirlpool self good cond. $50 Like New. $85 Call 352-394-6204 Call 352-321-0982 Call 352-321-0521 352-307-9462 LEA ODEDON TRUSTME new. Never slept on. cleaning, perfect BOOKS Handyman En- STAMPS 1996 hard- Sage. $100 Call cond. hardly used. DOLLS Monster High. LAWN MOWER Murray, cyclopedias. Aprrox. RATED RED RYAN OPT cover commemora- 352-323-0711 1/2 priced @ $350 (2). New, never 22”, 3.8hp, good 20. $20 Call tive mint set. $60. SOLD opened. $30 Call cond. $65 Call 352-446-0959 352-821-0538 KITCHEN TABLE & 352-455-7557 352-728-2534 FA I RTALE L I VERSTABLE Chairs, green check- WALL OVEN GE Profile- BOOKS Hardcover, Best 604 Furniture ered cloth seats, Black. Digital. Exccel INFANT CAR SEAT, PATIO SET 36” glass Sellers, Excel. cond. A I T ADALE OEUF CEES Solid oak. $175 Cond. $95 Eustis Walker Sassy Seat. top table w/Umbrella. $3.00. Call BRANDALEXANDER TH I RST ALL NEW Queen-size 352-483-2344 407-421-3502 Asking $40. Call 4 new chairs. $100. 352-504-8053 Orthopedic Pillow 352-455-7557 352-217-4816 BOOKS pertaining to Top mattress w/box UPDO DPS YAWED LIVING ROOM CHAIR WASHER Whirpool Cab- wars. $75 takes all. springs only $375, INFANT CLOTHING PATIO SET wicker, 5 Nice. Good cond. $50. rio, needs repair. Please call w/warranty. Can de- 0-2yrs. mostly girls, piece plus cushions. LODGERS LOG I N B I TTERS Call 352-357-9305 Asking $75. Call 352-753-4043 liver. 352-243-1021 352-314-3458 some new. $85 Cler- Like new. $295. I RS THESOUNDANDTHEFUR mont 352-455-5143 352-385-1830 ANTIQUE CHAIR Floral LOVE SEAT Broyhill, WINE COOLER 20 Bot- BOOKS Western, (20) STU TEP I D ALLOUT SODA material. Very good plaid, excel. cond. tles higher. Asking STROLLER hard WHEELBARROW med. large. print. $20 cond. $30 Call $50 obo Call $100. Please call plastic, good cond. for only $20. Please call TSP EATME REALLY TRES 352-552-1098 352-728-8217 352-787-2083 $35. 504-6406 Call 352-552-4098 352-357-4722

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652 Articles 652 Articles 652 Articles 675 Sports/ 685 Tools/ 807 810 Duplexes 825 Rent-To- 1210 Mcycles/ For Sale For Sale For Sale Recreation Machinery Apartments CLERMONT/ Own Mopeds BREADMAKER very MOVING PADS (12) WINE COOLER Haier. GO CART ENGINE 5hp. STEP LADDER wood 8’, Unfurnished W. HWY. 50 good cond. Asking New, holds 18 bot- Briggs & Stratton. very good cond. Ask- Before Groveland ON DORA CANAL. Low 1100 Used once. $100 CLERMONT/ $25. Please call Call 352-633-8643 tles, black, $100. 5hp. $75 Call Dave ing $40. Call Mobile Homes For Sale priced homes, high Recreation 352-406-6086 SOLD! 352-255-7623 352-460-0728 W. HWY. 50 w/Owner Finance quality people. 6/Mo. MUSIC BOX wood 50 Before Groveland Remodeled 2br/1ba Free Lot Rent! From CAMERA PENTAX Auto songs Concertina. WORK BENCH wooden, GO CART FRAME TABLE SAW W/Stand. Mobile Homes For Sale From $500 down $3,750 Financing. HARLEY DAVIDSON focus, red eye reduc- Asking $60. Call strong, sturdy, $100 Call Dave 10” Ryobi. Like New! w/Owner Finance ---$$450/month$$--- 352-408-4458 2002 Heritage Softail tion, IQ zoom. $50 352-821-1610 6’Lx20”Dx32”H 352-255-7623 $100 Call Remodeled 2br/1ba Also Avail. 1101 Boats LOADED obo 343-4445 $100 357-1363 352-306-5432 ORECK Air Cleaner. GOLF BALLS Titleist, top From $500 down Handyman Special’s WEIRSDALE/UMATILLA $9,900 CARPET SHAMPOOER Never used. $90 655 Musical flight, Callaway & WATER PUMP PLIERS ---$$450/month$$--- 1br & 2br with 1ba 2 Mobiles, fenced lot ALUMACRAFT 12’ www.luckyucycles.com by Hoover. Works Call 352-751-0369 more. $3.00 Mt. lg. 16”. Made in Also Avail. $500 down $350 or $450/mo. Boat. W/Trailer & 352-330-0047 Dora 352-978-1242 Handyman Special’s --$$350/month$$-- 407-599-4446 crank. 4 stroke good. $50 Call PACKING BOXES 58, Instruments USA, good cond. 352-357-0225 $15. 352-460-0728 1br & 2br with 1ba 352-227-7084 or Nissan Motor small-large. Good DRUM SET Starter. GOLF CLUB SET, bag $500 down 407-932-0898 Plus CASSETTE TAPES 40’s & pull cart. $25 WORK BENCHES 4’ to SOLD Good cond. Cymballs --$$350/month$$-- EUSTIS 2/1 on Lake Elec. Motor -70’s, Big Bands, Call 352-406-6071 8’ wood, handmade. 352-227-7084 or $1900. PANTS Men’s 10 pr. SOLD!!!! Eustis. No maint., Glenn Miller. $75 GOLF CLUB Wilson $80 max. Call 407-932-0898 352-330-0062 Call 352-787-7093 Designer, dress/cas- DRUM SET Tama, Elec- 352-343-7201 water incl., CHA, HARLEY DAVIDSON ual! 40x30 $45. Driver autographed EUSTIS 2/1 $600/mo washer/dryer. Walk BASS BOAT 2006 ROAD KING tronic. Everything by John Daily. $100 900 1st mo. free $500 CEILING FANS (2) 352-348-0475 incl. $40 Call to downtown, Board- ‘90 Cajun SUPER CLEAN, Hampton Bay 48” obo. 352-753-0445 dep. Call John walk etc. $600 mo. PET DOOR Extra large 352-988-4964 Real Estate On trailer, w/‘90 LOW MILES brown. $50 obo for 561-601-4648 352-636-1709 never used $25.00 GOLF CLUBS Suzuki 115hp oil in- $11,750 all. 352-787-0811 KEYBOARD Casio. www.luckyucycles.com Call 352-357-3463 Bag & Balls. $25 LADY LAKE 3/2, laundry LEESBURG 2/1 For Sale jected motor w/power Asking $60. 352-330-0047 CEMENT BLOCK Vari- Call 352-753-0657 800 room, fenced back- WINDY VILLAS tilt & trim & 24V. troll- PICNIC TABLE 8’ Call 352-323-1988 ous sizes. $100 obo. GOLF CLUBS like new, yard, $675/mo + se- $550 per month ing motor. $3,000 wooden, as is. good MUSIC BOOKS variety, Call 352-874-4535 Call 352-728-6840 irons, new woods, Real Estate curity dep. Call gunpropertyservices.com cond. $100 obo. 1940’s-1970’s. 100 new bag. $40. 352-693-3345 or 352-874-9904 CERAMIC MOLDS 352-357-0766 books all for $100 For Rent 903 Homes BOAT 16’. 352-735-6927 718-415-5939 6 Person FREE PILLOWS new designer 352-753-1834 LEESBURG For Sale Call 352-735-0337 GOLF CLUBS Men’s, 70hp Nissan home decor, modern ORGAN Estey Discovery 3/l large, carport, W/D HARLEY DAVIDSON Full set w/bag. Good w/trailer CHANDELIER Dining & antique. $35 Call II. 36” x 15” X 32”. hookup, $725/mo, LEESBURG 3/1 new 2011, 1200C cond. $99 Call & accessories. Room 20 glass pan- 505-450-4153 w/bench. $100 802 Vacation Call 407-970-3428 roof/siding, pool Good Cond. 356 MILES els. Excel. $65 352-978-1242 POWER POLE Tempo- 352-326-3046 Rentals w/deck, front & back $1800. 8,500 352-323-1965 GOLF CLUBS, 3 iron LEESBURG porch 1/scrn, well, www.luckyucycles.com rary 16’. (2) 20 amp ORGAN Hammond, oak 811 Condos Call 352-357-3387 thru SW, driver, 3 2/1.5 TOWNHOUSES huge building. On 2 352-330-0047 CHANDELIER Dining breakers, meter box 25 foot peddles, ON DORA CANAL. Low wood, putter. $75 SPACIOUS & lots. Quiet, trees, pri- Room, unique, pew- $75. 352-728-6840 looks & plays great priced homes, high 1120 Marine 352-245-0716 AFFORDABLE Townhouses vate atmosphere. ter. $65 Call $100. 323-8240 quality people. 6/Mo. PRINTS (5) limited Wild Free Lot Rent! From CALL FOR Asking $70,000 Call Equip/ 352-314-0677 GOLF IRONS, Bazooka Life & Flowers $100 ORGAN Lowrey/Double $3,750 Financing. LEESBURG 352-343-6121 Tour 3-pw, Graphic SPECIALS! Supplies CLOTHING (50 pieces) Please call Keyboard w/bench. 352-408-4458 3/2 condo Senior Shaft. $99. 352-728-1955 ladies name brand, 352-787-3299 $25 Call 360-0475 in 55+ community BASS BOAT COVER, HONDA 1996 size 16 New & like 352-435-4669 w/clubhouse, pool, LEESBURG sm. remod- SPINET PIANO Needs LEESBURG canvas 17.5’. Good GOLD WING new. $75 742-9025 PURSE COACH, 805 Houses shuffleboard. Minutes eled 2/1 on 1 ac +/-, minor tuning, but GOLF PULL CART 3/2 condo cond. $100 Call RUNS GOOD! tan/brown, flat/cross to mall & downtown CHA US 27 & Hwy. COFFEE MAKER Keurig good shape. $100 $5.00 Please Call Furnished in 55+ community 352-360-1287 $4,100 body style. $100 obo Leesburg. No pets. 44 $600/mo. Call Mini Plus. excel. Call 352-483-6697 352-753-0657 w/clubhouse, pool, www.luckyucycles.com Call 352-343-4445 LEESBURG, Newly reno- $800/mo + $500/dep. RENTED! BOAT ANCHOR with cond. $50. Call GOLF SET irons/woods shuffleboard. Minutes 352-330-0047 vated Cabins on Lake Incl. basic cable, water chain and 150’ of 352-753-0521 REEL TAPES 7” (600) oversized like new to mall & downtown 660 Office Griffin. 1 & 2 br Leesburg. No pets. & lawn care. Please SORRENTO cute as a SOLD!!! opera 2 operas per w/bag. $45. Call COMFORTER SET starting $750. Furn. call 207-450-1714 or button cottage, newly tape. $20 Please call Furniture/ 352-217-4012 $800/mo + $500/dep. Queen, pastel colors, 352-343-9935 & unfurn., incl. elec., Incl. basic cable, water 304-472-3021 remodeled, sitting on 1150 R V & w/accessories. $40 Supplies GOLF SHOES women’s water, sewer, WiFi. & lawn care. Please approx. .5 acre, out- RUG 8 x 10 indoor/out- LEESBURG Highland Campers Call 352-314-0050 Etonic, Size 10. me- Min. 6/mo. lease. call 207-450-1714 or Lakes, 2/2 furn. in lined w/18 lg. oaks. door beige weave. COMPUTER DESK HONDA 1996 dium $18. Call 386-747-7119 304-472-3021 55+ community A must see. $59,000 DEHUMIDIFIER Whirl- $40 Call w/hutch & swing arm AIRSTREAM 32’ VLX600, CLEAN 352-314-2306 w/lots of amenities.. Call 352-409-1531 pool, excel. cond. 352-750-2842 table, natural wood. LEESBURG Downtown CAMPER WE FINANCE 806 Houses $750/mo util incl. + $50 Please call $75. 352-874-3684 GOLF SWING TRAINER area. The Enclave at Very good condition, $2,900 RUG Shaw w/2 match- Unfurnished Cauthen Circle. A new security dep. Call THE VILLAGES Court- 352-483-5669 FAX MACHINE Brothers, New. Kallassy-s with many extras. www.luckyucycles.com ing door rug. Main apartment home Mon. - Fri. Between yard Villa 2/2 CBS. $11,500 obo. Package DEHUMIDIFIER Whirl- Model 560, excel. Swing Magic. 5 Iron. 352-330-0047 color cream. $60 CLERMONT/ community of 1 BR, 9-5pm 365-1457 Immaculate. Many deal available w/diesel pool, portable. $50 cond. $25 Call $30. 352-787-7093 Call 352-357-1647 W. HWY. 50 1 BA Luxury apts. upgrades. Golf Cart truck if needed. Very good cond. 352-728-3057 HORSE SHOE SET LEESBURG Southpointe Before Groveland Call 352-702-2949 Incl. Turn-key. FSBO Call 352-343-8756 352-750-0367 RUGS AREA (2 small) w/pegs. $20 Mobile Homes For Sale 2/2, part. furn. $750 Asking $177,900. Lily pads blues & ORGANIZER for office Call 352-753-1680 ~ Fully Equipped ~ No smoke/sm. pets DIGITAL PHOTO ALBUM w/24 letter size slots. w/Owner Finance 412-310-8115 FOREST RIVER greens, unique. $25. Remodeled 2br/1ba LEESBURG downtown, OK. 407-491-8852 WILDWOOD on key chain. Holds 352-728-3032 Gray wood. $10 Call MOTOR, VACUUM ALL 352-255-9814 ACCESSORIES 15’ x From $500 down 1-2br: walk-in shower. WEIRSDALE/UMATILLA TRAVEL TRAILER ‘06, HONDA 2007 60 pictures. New, 55+, encl. courtyard. 812 Rooms to $25 561-398-3811 RUGS rectangle 5’x8’ 42’ pool. $100. ---$$450/month$$--- 2 Mobiles, fenced lot Like new, 21’, VTX1300C, brown colors. Good 674 Exercise 352-330-5985 Also Avail. Call 352-728-1999 Rent $350 or $450/mo. Queen bed, full bath. LOADED DINNERWARE SET cond. $15. Please Handyman Special’s LEESBURG, Downtown 407-599-4446 Asking $5,200 White w/blue trim & call 352-793-8102 Equipment PAINTBALL GUN Spyder, 1br & 2br with 1ba FEMALE PREFERRED $6,300 obo. www.luckyucycles.com w/2 helmet & acces- 1/1, W/D avail. $550 flowers. 40pc. $55 $500 down + dep. No pets. FREE RENT & UTIL. Call 352-551-0928 352-330-0047 SADDLE BAGS for Har- AB CIRCLE PRO Like sories. $100 Call Must be honest, car- Call 352-742-2856 --$$350/month$$-- 352-787-5885 905 MOTORCYCLE BOOTS ley Davidson Sport- new. Dvd, books, 352-321-8606 ing & clean. Platonic. PACE ARROW RV DISHES Corelle 8 piece 352-227-7084 or Waterfront 1987, 32’ -56K miles. Men’s size 11. Ask- ers. $100 Call knee pads. $95 firm. 407-932-0898 PEPPERTREE Call 352-357-0607 setting. Asking $25. 407-592-7459 352-408-3573 POOL TABLE Pro 8’ (46 Great for Hunting or ing $20. Please call Please call x 92”), 3 pc. Slate, EUSTIS 1/1 Lake Front, APARTMENTS LADY LAKE just N. of Fish camp. 352-742-7761 SAFE Foreline Security. EXERCISER 2000 ELITE, Mahogany. $1350. Gated, Tiled Flrs. New 1, 2 & 3 BR. ON DORA CANAL. Low 352-242-1609 The Villages. Room. priced homes, high Won’t last long at MOTORCYCLE CHAPS 37”h x 19”w. Excel TM Platinum series 787-3445 ext 28. W/D, Parking. Adults Close to The Villages $3,900. DISHES, Fiestaware, (6) Shared, living, & quality people. 6/Mo. Black Leather. Excel. cond. $95 Call by Clark. sacrifice $600 mo. & $600 Rent Specials Now! kitchen. $100/wk. Please call assorted pieces. 352-324-3025 $100. 674-9288 ROD & REELS (2) Free Lot Rent! From Cond. XL $60 Call Mitchell Asking $90 dep. Duplex for rent 352-399-2129 352-750-0672 352-787-4514 $60. Please call 352-267-0609 wildwoodapts.com $3,750 Financing. 352-365-6234 SEWING MACHINE GAZELLE ELLIPTICAL will sell separately. 352-408-4458 TABLE & BENCH cush- 352-250-8290 Equal Housing LEESBURG Single MOTORCYCLE SADDLE- Brothers XL5700, MACHINE. Asking Call 352-787-9675 EUSTIS 3/2/2 w/1 acre, Woman/Couple to ions 24”x36”. Good DISHES, Fiestaware, Co- $50 Please call $75. Please call Opportunity BAGS. leather 18”x ROD & REELS 1 Shake- Royal Trails Subd. off share large 2007 cond. $40 Please balt Blue. (28) pcs. 352-239-0033 352-366-0225 CR 44. $925/mo, LADY LAKE call 352-561-1812 13”. $50 Call $100. Please call speare & 1 Baitcast. house - furn. No 352-753-7075 GRAVITY RIDER first, last & security. Arden Place Apts. New 352-250-8290 SEWING MACHINE $60 will sell sepa- smoking, dependents TONGUE JACK for Travel Dressmaker Port- 400gr. $25 obo. rately. 787-9675 Call 352-357-1913 1br & 2/2, 1-story or pets. 4br/2.5ba, Trailer. New. Heavy MOTORCYLCE JACKETS DOLLY 2 Position w/bal- able. All Steel. $50 Call 352-357-0766 FRUITLAND PARK 3/1 apts. Coming the Sum- 2/living rms., 2/din- Duty. $25 Call (2) size 42. Asking ROLLER BLADES men’s, mer of 2012. Lots of 1000 $45. Please call loon tires. Good Call 352-223-6562 ing rms., W/D. Quiet PILATES CHAIRS Malibu size 9-12 w/acces- Close to everything. 352-326-9788 cond. $70 Call w/3 DVD sets. Ask- Pest control incl. features, green rated, backyard w/water Manufactured 352-742-7761 352-314-9537 SEWING MACHINE sories. $20 Call energy efficient, only falls. Rent: 1/$480, VIKING ‘99 pop-up Singer Touch-N-Sew, ing $100. Call 352-406-1595 $675/mo + Sleeps 6 SADDLEBAGS Throw 352-552-8263 $675/dep. Call $595 & $725/mo. 2/$700 + elec. & Homes DRAPES 4 panels portable, extra bob- For details call air & heat, awning over. Asking $35 84”Lx60”W, white, TIRES (4) for 4 wheeler, 352-552-7546 or $150 dep. Avail. Firm. Please call bins. $90 326-8786 STATIONARY BIKE 877-781-6995 or June. 326-5121 refrigerator, 2 burner lined. $60 obo Call Goodyear 25”, good 352-357-3387 stove, very clean. 352-561-1997 SHIRTS Mens 10 De- Sears. Good cond. cond. $99 Call [email protected] 352-314-0708 $100 firm. Call LADY LAKE 3/1 CHA, $2,000 TIRES Avon 18” & 21” signer. Like New! 352-787-7584 TAVARES 813 Homes Please call EASTER VILLAGE Dress/Casual XL 352-728-6581 Close to Villages. 1001 Mfd Homes Like new. Asking W/5 ac $750/mo + MOVE IN SPECIAL To Share 352-343-4778 houses, bunny peo- $40 352-348-0475 TREADMILL In Motion, 685 Tools/ AVAILABLE $50. Please call dep 352-636-2226 For Sale 352-343-4518 ple, grass, & more. Model T900, touch 2 Bedroom units EUSTIS WANTED $75 352-245-2567 SHOES Ladies, SAS. Machinery 1200 White sandal, 12S. fitness monitor. $20 LAKE PANASOFFKEE $600 to $620/mo someone to share ALTOONA Rent to own, TRUNK universal new in FLEA MARKET ITEMS Never worn. $40 obo 518-873-1483 AIR COMPRESSOR Cen- AREA 2/2 CHA, fenced Fresh & Bright! 2/2 home $100/wk. 3/2 dbl. wide, on 1/3 Transportation box, fits all scooters yard, scrn porch, util. phone cases & other 352-360-1209 TREADMILL non-elec. tral Newmatic 2hp, New carpet & appl. + deposit. For Details. ac. Storage shed & w/flat rack, w/back- items. All $60. 170psi, good cond. sheds, nice area. Laundry on site. Call 352-630-0339 or front porch. $2,500 rest. $60. 978-2927 SHOES MEN’S New Bal- folds up w/wheels. 1205 Autos 352-324-2559 $60 352-630-9907 $500/mo. No smokers or pets. 352-455-2832 down, $565/mo. Call ance, size 10, tan excel. cond. $50 Call Children/Pets Ok GARMENT BAGS 1 352-321-2174 Daniel 352-409-0212 352-383-8827 color. New cond. DRILL Hitachi 18 volt Call 352-569-1484 817 Storage CASH PAID red, 1 black. Like new. $10 352-348-9946 TREADMILL Weslo Ca- w/2 Li-ion batteries, or 352-568-1323 THE QUARTERS FOR JUNK CARS! $25. 352-385-1830 w/charger & case. CLERMONT/ $300 and up. SHOES new men’s. dence 200 CS Space LEESBURG 3/2 dbl. APARTMENTS GLASS TURN TABLE for $50. 352-569-0551 RV & BOAT W. HWY. 50 Call 352-771-6191 Bass slip-on style, Saver. $75. Call wide on private lot. By The Villages YAMAHA 2002 Microwave. 14” COVERED STORAGE Before Groveland size 8 $35. Call SOLD 1ST DAY! DRILL PRESS Delta Mil- Non-smoker, $900/ Rent Specials Now! BUICK PARK AVE. V-STAR 1100 across. $20. Call 12’W x 40’D & 14’H Mobile Homes For Sale 352-787-0410 waukee, good cond. mo + first & security. 352-391-1410 ‘98 Sun Roof, Leather EZ FINANACE 352-978-7461 WEIGHT BENCH Gold on site owners. $100 w/Owner Finance $100 Call 352-205-1234 liveatthequarters.com per/mo. or pay for Loaded $2,995 SKILLET electric 16”, Gym XR7.9 w/bar & Remodeled 2br/1ba 352-324-2227 Equal Housing 12/mo. get 2/mo. Special: $6,495 www.luckyucycles.com GOBLETS, 6, Avon brand new. Asking weights. Great cond. LEESBURG Beautiful, From $500 down Opportunity FREE. 352-330-0047 Collectibles. Red. $55 $30. Please call $100. 504-2327 FUEL CONTAINERS (4) waterfront, 3/3/2 on ---$$450/month$$--- Call Mary for appt. CADILLAC ELDORADO Call 352-343-1050 352-787-9197 & 6 gallon water Lake Griffin, $1,200 Also Avail. YAMAHA Silverado Veranda Apts. 352-455-8042 ESC ‘01 1100. ‘06. Light bar, GRILL Charcoal by We- 675 Sports/ cooler. $25 for all. Call 757-450-1432 Handyman Special’s Pearl White Finish SWIVEL SWEEPER G2, 352-636-0263 SPECIALS LIMITED saddlebags, wind- ber w/cover, used 3 brand new in box. Recreation LEESBURG sm. remod- 1br & 2br with 1ba Only 40,000 mi. times $45 Call 1, 1 w/den & 2 br 819 $500 down shield, engine guard, $50. 352-748-9611 GENERATOR Craftsman, eled 2/1 on 1 ac +/-, 352-735-9400 Special: $9,995 rear seat w/back SOLD! BASEBALL BAT Combat, 10hp Gentek, 5600 CHA US 27 & Hwy. --$$350/month$$-- TABLE LAMP, Mexican composite. B1. 31”. MountDora Manufactured 352-227-7084 or rest. Original owner, GRILL Thermos lg., 33” high. Excel. watts, 120/240 volt. 44 $600/mo. Call CHEVY COBALT ‘07 garage kept. New Great cond. $100 Apartments.com Homes Rental 407-932-0898 4 cyl. Automatic 2/tanks, accessories, Cond. $45 Call 8600 surge watt. RENTED! Equal Housing battery, rear tire, 352-326-3050 Economical Car on wheels w/cover. 352-793-5741 $325. Please call LEESBURG, Newly reno- Opportunity carb ported & tune 352-409-6940 ALTOONA LEESBURG 55+, 2/2 Special: $9,895 $75. 352-742-0662 BASKETBALL HOOP vated Cabins on Lake 2/2, $500/mo. up. 8000 mi. $4700 TELEVISION RCA 10’-12’ tall, portable, 3333333333 dbl. wide, needs work.. LADDER Fiberglass ext. Griffin. 1 & 2 br Call 352-223-6802 Call 563-320-1862 HAIR CUTTING SYSTEM 36” Heavy. $50 new net. Asking $75 3 3 Low lot rent. $7.900 JEEP LIBERTY ‘06 28’ pole & limb at- starting $750. Furn. EUSTIS Flowbee. Used once. Call 352-702-7180 obo Call 357-3616 ALTOONA CLEAN LADY LAKE V-6 2WD $50 Please call tachment. $75. Call & unfurn., incl. elec., 1 BEDROOM - NEW 2/1 furn., club house 1230 Vans TUXEDO Black, worn 1 Story. Walk to Publix 3/2 $560/mo. & Automatic 352-357-0225 BICYCLE 26” men’s 352-569-0551 water, sewer, WiFi. & pool $4,900 Nice Car once. All access. Red Next Mountain Bike, Min. 6/mo. lease. Call: 352-357-7332 2/1.5 $495/mo. CHEVROLET CONVER- LOG CHAIN heavy duty 3333333333 352-409-6618 or Special $10,495 HAT, Stetson large gray, & Black 3 shirts reconditioned. $75 386-747-7119 $300 dep. SION VAN 350. ‘01, 16’. Asking $25. 352-396-1176 org. box. Asking $100 365-0938 Call 352-315-0920 No pets. Leather, Ice Cold Air, Please call LEESBURG, The Planta- FORD F-250 ‘04 $35. Mt. Dora. 352-735-2071 or LEESBURG, Fully Furn., high mi. $2,450. Call UTILITY PUMP Flowtec, BICYCLE 352-787-6366 tion 55+. $950/mo 5.4 Ltr. Triton 352-735-1591 - Schwinn 808 352-636-6800 55+ Park 2/1. 352-391-1653 or 1/6hp, Model 1950’s, Black Phan- 2/2/2 1550sf. Gor- Crew Cab 2wd. MITER SAW 10” Crafts- $5,500. Must Sell! 518-526-2524 HOT TUB, seats 5, wa- FPOS1300. $40 Call tom. 1990’s reissue. geous redwood deck. Apartments Special: $14,495 man. good cond. ALTOONA Rent to own, 352-434-8975 terfall & lights. Good 352-483-2908 $400 obo. Call Rent includes HOA (2 Furnished DODGE CARAVAN ‘98. cond. $500. Call $75 Tavares Call 3/2 dbl. wide, on 1/3 WE BUY CARS! Auto, V-6, A/C, VACUUM Oreck Can- 3352-357-4116 pools, gym & more). ac. Storage shed & 352-461-6107 302-236-0179 Complete lawncare ON DORA CANAL. Low In House Financing Loaded. $3300, or ister in original carton. FRUITLAND PARK front porch. $2,500 BICYCLE 3 Wheel, re- w/chemicals & pres- priced homes, high No Dealer Fees Ever trade. 348-5843 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS & $75 352-751-0369 NAIL GUN Paslode Coil TWIN PALMS MARINA down, $565/mo. Call built. Large Seat & sure wash. (over quality people. 6/Mo. Low Interest Rates! GLASSWARE 4 VACUUM CLEANER Leg- Nailer. 1 1/4” to 2 Completely furn. Effi- 352-383-8827 FORD ‘95 Aerostar Van, Basket. $150. Call $200/mo in extras). Free Lot Rent! From boxes. All for $25. end II. Good cond. 352-343-6608 3/8”. $100 Call ciencies on Lake Grif- 5 passenger. 62K 352-551-4921 Call Diane 787-0590 $3,750 Financing. Lake Jem Auto & 352-348-7490 W/accessories. $100 fin all util. incl. free CLERMONT/ original mi. $2200. BICYCLE 3 wheel. Made Ext 1311 352-408-4458 Marine Sales 352-589-1384 NAIL GUN use of Kayak & Ca- W. HWY. 50 352-391-2597 LADIES ASSORT in England. Good Paslode Strap 352-383-0956 RENTALS noes, fish off the Before Groveland CLOTHING Asking VACUUM Hoover Canis- cond. $100 Call Nailer. Asking $100. SENIORS & ADULTS LONG TERM & docks. Great for Retir- Mobile Homes For Sale 1240 Trucks $10 for all. Call ter, Wind Tunnel, 352-787-6111 Please call 56x12, 2/2, screen BUY HERE! PAY HERE! UNFURN. RENTALS IN ees or young couple. w/Owner Finance 321-246-4371 with extras. Like new 352-551-4921 room, in nice quiet See Our Entire Light Duty BICYCLE Ladies. 26” SOUTH LAKE COUNTY No dep. w/proof of in- Remodeled 2br/1ba LADIES SHOES & $100. 365-1741 PAINT SHAKER New! park in Eustis. Inventory on w/large seat & tires. ROCKER REALTY come wkly or mo. rate. From $500 down CHEVROLET 1500 Sil- PURSES. Asking $20 Pneumatic. ONLY $2,900 www.lakejemauto.com VALANCES (2) lined, $30 Call 352-394-3570 Also 1br Mobile and ---$$450/month$$--- verado, Ext. Cab. for all. Please call 40-70psi. 11lb max. 352-396-2042 86”W x 22”L with/2 352-728-4913 Ask For Janet or Emily 3br avail. long or short Also Avail. MERCURY GS, ‘96, 4 225K mi., extra 321-246-4371 $25. 352-357-3463 Pillows. $35. Call RockerRealtyInc.com term fully furn. Handyman Special’s door, 77K miles. clean, drive every BICYCLE men’s Upland Call 787-4514 or SENIORS AND ADULTS $1,200 obo Call LUGGAGE 3 pieces, 352-259-3170 PAINT GUN heavy duty., SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS 1br & 2br with 1ba day. $3,500. Call Beach Cruiser, 26”, 636-2594 after 5pm $500 down NEW and NEWER 352-365-9621 Samsonite, hard VINYL BLINDS Roll up. 4 lg. frame, nearly .5hp. Sprays up to 5 2/2 55+ community. 352-408-0808 sides, off white. $30 gallons in 1/hr. $95 --$$350/month$$-- homes on a nice 5’ & 4 4’. White. new. $75 315-0920 1 yr lease. $600/mo quiet park in Eustis TOYOTA 89 Celica GT Call 352-357-1363 Good cond. $40 Call Call 352-787-1075 Newly renovated incl. LEESBURG 352-227-7084 or Convertible, $2,500. DODGE DIESEL 2003 1ST MO. FREE! $5,000-$10,000 LUGGAGE Samsonite, 352-326-9105 BICYCLE Raleigh 24” cable. 742-3367 407-932-0898 obo. runs & looks 3500 truck w/bed top- PAINT SPRAYER Pro SPANISH VILLAGE Cash price. Only 3 left! large, near new, $90. Technium alum. great 352-227-8517 per & roll-out exten- WALL MIRROR Brand Men’s. $100. Magnum XR7, new, Pool, great location! LEESBURG 2/2 Lot rent $310 per mo. 352-429-2742 new. 3’ x 4’. $45 1 gallon, 5 gallon 807 1-352-396-2042 sion, good condition. 352-357-2771 Furn. Efficiency, incl. Rent/Buy, canal front 1206 Aviation $16,500. Option pack- MATTRESS TOPPER Call 352-750-2842 hanger. Paid $669, Apartments util . $800/mo. 55+ requirement. memory foam, twin, BICYCLE TAG-A-LONG sell for $350 FIRM UMATILLA, 2br. Like age available. 32’ Air- WATER COOLER w/cold 2/1 apt. $650/mo. Western Shores. stream Camper. new. $65. Call Schwinn Almost Call 352-326-0770 Unfurnished Furn. $750/mo + util. Completely furn., no new Family Park. Fi- storage under & (2) 5 New. $100 After 9. nancing. $9,300. Call 352-343-8756 352-259-3170 gallon water bottles. 352-728-5555 pets or smokers. 352-753-4072 POWER WASHER CLERMONT Call 352-391-0203 1210 Mcycles/ MEDICINE CABINET, $60. 352-323-6229 2/2 with all appl. plus $1,000/mo without FORD RANGER ‘93 w/fi- BICYCLE Husky 1750psi. $70 util. $1,300/mo Mopeds berglass bed topper. 17”x27” has mir- obo. 352-728-4847 stack W/D. Convenient UMATILLA Furn. Adult rored front & frame. WEDDING GOWN, ex- Vintage. Good cond. Central Location. NO Studio $550 & 1br w/util. or $120,000 1002 Mfd Cold A/C, auto, p/s, $20. 352-343-5019 Asking $100. Please to purchase. Call new brakes, AM/FM. quisite $450. Size PRESSURE WASHER PETS! $750. mo., plus $575, incl util. No 7-8, sleeveless satin, call 352-504-6406 $600. sec. dep. Call pets .352-250-4711 352-742-1061 Homes Excel. $2,200. Call MIRROR w/white frame, G24 w/Honda eng. 352-399-2277 20”x24”. Asking fitted bodice has BICYCLE, 20” Huffy Needs pump. $50. Tony 407-948-8038 W/ land $20. Please call pearls & crystals. Ca- Girls. Good cond. 352-343-9168 (or) Carey ON DORA CANAL. Low For Sale 352-343-5019 thedral train has lace Asking $20. Call 407-948-2838 priced homes, high with pearls & crys- 809 Roommate 50 CLEAN 502-750-0512 RADIAL ARM SAW 10” quality people. 6/Mo. 1250 Antique MIRRORS (2) 53 x 43. tals. Will include free LEESBURG Wanted Free Lot Rent! From PRE OWNED BIKES Simulated Antique storage box for BICYCLE, Timber Power Delta, no stand. Ask- 1ST MO. FREE! 1012 R V Lots GOOD OR BAD CREDIT Cars ing $100. Please call $3,750 Financing. Wood. Lake Pan. gown. Please call Climber Mt. Bike, SPANISH VILLAGE 352-408-4458 www.luckyucycles.com $80. 352-603-1443 352-408-5844 24”, excel. New. $65 352-315-1612 Pool, great location! EUSTIS WANTED FRUITLAND PARK RV 352-330-0047 AUTO SWAP-CORRAL obo. 352-321-9351 Furn. Efficiency, incl. someone to share SITE AVAIL. elec. and SHOW - JUNE 3rd MONKEY COLLECTION, WESTERN PAPERBACK RECIPROCATING SAW util . $800/mo. 2/2 home $100/wk. WEIRSDALE/UMATILLA cable provided. Lo- Sumter County sm. statues, plates, BOOKS (116) Louis DUMB BELLS (2) DeWalt, elec. new in 2/1 apt. $650/mo. + deposit. For Details. 2 Mobiles, fenced lot cated in Old FL. Fish HARLEY BOOTS Fairgrounds plaque. $50 for all. L’Amour $95 for all. 25lbs. $30 box $70. Please call Furn. $750/mo + util. Call 352-630-0339 or $350 or $450/mo. Camp. $350/mo. Ladies, Excel cond. Sumter Swap Meets. Call 352-245-2567 352-343-4633 Call 352-365-0938 352-751-7398 352-728-5555 352-455-2832 407-599-4446 Call 352-787-4514 Size 7. $75 365-6234 800-438-8559

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1250 Antique 1264 Auto 1264 Auto 1264 Auto 1264 Auto 1264 Auto 1275 Golf Cars Parts Parts Parts Parts Parts Carts MG TD 1952 Accessory Accessory Accessory Accessory Accessory CARPET custom made for EZ-GO cart. Paid ORIGINAL BRAKE ROTORS (2) front FORD TRUCK BED SPOILER Factory Cobra TIRES (2) P235/75/R15 Very good cond., for Ford ‘96 F150. Wing for ‘93 Mus- on 5 lug wheels. TOW DOLLY, good $200. Now $30 Call ‘73-’79. $75 407-697-1359 drives & looks great, Asking $40. Call 7am.-10pm 728-4325 tang Hatchback. Good cond. $75 Call cond. new paint. rust-free, new tires & 352-483-0992 $75. 352-406-7374 352-978-1352 Asking $500. Call MATS, All weather for wiring harness, num- 352-360-3027 LANGSTON GOLF bers match. CAR COVER Mopar cus- Ford Escape. ‘10 & TIRE LT235/85R-16 al- TIRES W/Wheels. Priced to sell at tom fit for PT Cruiser. up. $60 Call most new. Asking 70/225/14 w/Rally CART CENTER $18,000. Tavares. $65 Please call 352-347-7350 $60. Please call ElCamino wheels. TRANSMISSION JEEP Sales • Parts • Service 352-793-1747 SOLD! $100. 409-7584 NV3550 5 spd. man- Call 352-343-8756 OIL PAN for ‘04-’05 Rentals • Custom Shop ual. Asking $350. Factory Trained CHROME SS GRILLE Ford Freestar. 4.2L. TIRE new, 6.50-15, 4 TOOL BOX Diamond Call 352-324-2236 1264 Auto ‘09 - current. Chevy New cond. Incl. seal ply, black wall. $50. Plate w/locks. Good Technicians Parts Silverado 1500. $75. 315-4019 Bushnell. Call cond. $100. Call BATTERIES $100. 408-9845 352-815-0268 352-360-3027 352-357-4300 TRUCK TOOL BOX Alu- Accessory DASH COVER Maroon RIMS TOYOTA FACTORY TIRES (2) John Deere TOOL BOX for Full Size HUBCAPS, 16”, 5 minum, sits on rails, BED LINER for 2004 1998 Chevrolet 20/8.00/8NHS $60 Truck. Diamond lug. Asking $100. locked lids. Excel. YAMAHA GOLF Dodge dually. $35 Cavalier. Used. $10 Please call Plate. $85 Call $90. 352-406-1561 CART 2012 Call 352-321-1089 Call 352-360-3335 352-551-9396 352-793-8103 Please call Gas 4/8 yr. warranty. 352-396-8755 FORD MAVERICK PARTS SPARK PLUG WIRES, TIRES (2) GOODYEAR TOPPER, beige, for 8’ $4,488 CHEVROLET PARTS 1970-75. Hoods, Chrysler 3.3 or 3.8 Wrangler SRA pick up. $100 Lake WINDSHEILD for While they last!!! $50 7am.-10pm. doors & more. $100 engine. Like new, $5 235/70/16. $60 Call Panasoffkee Call 89-91 Cadillac DeVille. 352-793-4906 352-728-4325 Call 352-396-4263 352-330-2251 352-742-0894 352-418-3200 $50. 352-315-4019 or 813-477-0050

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FEATURES EDITOR NAME HERE UP AND DOWN: Sales contracts for homes dropped in April / C5 ࡯ 352-365-8254

ERA TOM GRIZZARD Beautiful waterfront home Completely & tastefully remodeled - truly kitchen features granite counter and island like a brand new home! As you enter you upgraded stainless steel appliances and- will be greeted by the stunning hand stove hood, walk-in pantry & tiled back- scraped wide-plank hardwood floors thru- splash. Bathrooms have newcustom vani- out all main living areas and large 18 “ ties, new commodes, fixtures & tiled show- ceramic tile in baths & utility room. This er in master. Breathtaking views through home shows much larger than it appears – large picture window overlooking mani- with nearly 2500 sq. ft l/a it has 4 bedrooms cured yard and spectacular sunsets over and 3 baths, living room with fireplace the lake. With 1.5 acres, large backyard, framed by custom built-in bookcases and sandy beach and nearby shopping, restau- separate family room off of kitchen. The rants, walking paths & tennis this warm & open floor plan optimizes magnificent lake inviting house – is a place you will want to views from almost every room. Everything come home to! Offered at $419,000 - call is new – light fixtures, ceiling fans, crown ERA Tom Grizzard Realtors Cindy Wheeler molding thru-out, 5" baseboards, and neu- (352) 255-6032 or Carole Thompson (352) The open floorplan optimizes magnificent lake views from almost every room. tral colors to suit any decor. Designer 267-0064.

MORRIS REALTY & INVESTMENTS Beautiful canal front home

Beautiful canal front custom built peace and quiet with a view of the home on large lot located in a gated canal. Yard is nicely landscaped. community! Immaculate 3 bedrooms, Home is located close to shopping, 2 baths, split plan, formal living room, hospitals, downtown Leesburg, and family room with sliding glass doors only minutes to The Villages. Close in leading out to large screen enclosed yet it feels like you are out and away lanai, kitchen has plenty room includ- from all the hustle and bustle! Bring ing eat at kitchen counter with corian your boat to your own private deck kitchen counter tops and separate then cruise towards Lake Griffin and dining area connecting kitchen and all of the Chain of Lakes. Community family rooms, lots of extras including, has fenced in lot for storage. This is a inside utility, roof only 1 year old, must see home...take one look and you newer A/C and heat, security system, will fall in love with all this home has large walk in closet in master bed- to offer! $156,500.! Call Deb Woods at room, oversized 2 car garage, and 352-212-1268 or Roland Stults at 352- MORE! Sit on the lanai and enjoy the 406-8030! ML#G4670597 Immaculate 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, split plan with formal living room and family room.

REALTOR Superbly appointed Finally on the market! A desirable plan with two bedrooms, two baths and floor plan, block construction in a lawn office/den with double door entry. The maintained village. Upgraded laminate master bedroom features a sitting area wood floors, ceramic tile in wet areas, and bathroom with a garden tub, sepa- crown molding, ceiling fans, oversized rate shower and dual sinks. Great loca- upgraded water heater, enclosed lanai tion, park like views, private backyard, withcustom shades, pavered walkway sliding doors, screened front porch, in back yard, tinted windows, extra indoor laundry room, all appliances insulation in garage ceiling and screen convey, top of the line refrigerator, enclosure in garage. This home features washer and dryer. Nicely priced in the a family room open to the breakfast 170’s. Our office is located in Plantation nook and formal dining room directly Plaza, PAL Realty, 25327 US Hwy 27, adjacent to the galley kitchen which is Suite 202, Leesburg, FL 34748 (352) 326- also open to the breakfast nook and in 3626. See more pictures of #1336 on our Split plan with two bedrooms, two baths and office/den with double door entry. view of the park like backyard! Split web site www.PALREALTY.net

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C2 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, June 1, 2012 PEOPLE, EVENTS AND PLACES Park Square opens sales of range in size from 1,820 square feet of Former state senator and representa- single family, villa homes living space to 3,100 square feet. Lake HBA hosts ‘Power tive Carey Baker is the guest for the Two and three bedroom villa homes at Networking’ workshop workshop and will speak on, Building ORLANDO — Park Square Homes is Summerbrooke range in size from 1,380 Relationships and Utilizing Your selling new single family homes priced TAVARES — Registration continues for from the $150s and villa homes priced square feet of space. this June 20 event held at the Home Relationships. from the $120s at Summerbrooke, locat- Gupta said Park Square Homes has 23 Builders Association office with conti- The event is free to HBA members and ed off U.S. Highway 441 near State Road villa homes available and 60 single fami- nential breakfast served at 7:30 a.m., and $10 each to non-members. 46 in Mount Dora in Lake County. ly homes. the program beginning at 8 a.m., 1100 N. Sponsored by Loretta Maimone of Real Vishaal Gupta, president and chief Visit www.parksquarehomes.com or Joanna Ave., in Tavares. Living Performance Realty International. operating officer at Park Square Homes, contact Anthony Rouhana, internet An in-depth follow-up hour will take To make reservations, email said new three, four and five bedroom home sales at 407-529-3031, or email to place after the networking event from 9 [email protected] or call 352-343- single family homes at Summerbrooke [email protected]. to 10 a.m. 7101 on or before June 19.

REAL ESTATE NEWS

Amelia constructs $185,000 “Sales activity at Amelia National is up a unique luxury five of the nation’s wall, introduces designs year-over-year and we anticipate an even home on a one- top 10 markets for better 2013,” said Rosemary Messina, acre golf course site listing price increas- JACKSONVILLE — Amelia National vice president of sales and marketing. at Alaqua Country es are right here in Golf & Country Club recently completed “We recently launched a Discovery Tour Club, one of Florida. construction of a permanent wall along program to focus on out of state home- Seminole County’s Roger the concourse on the community’s buyers and bring them in to familiarize most exclusive, Soderstrom, southern boundary. them with the property, the homes, the gated and guarded David Haas, chief development officer founder and owner magnificent golf course and clubhouse. communities on at ICI Homes and of Stirling Sotheby’s With five tours booked in the last six Markham Woods Amelia National, International Realty, weeks, interest is high and that bodes Road in Longwood. said the cost of con- said for Rachel well for the future,” she said. Roger McGrath and struction was Soderstrom, $185,000. “The Discovery Tour program was also Debbie Keilin, inter- timed to take advantage of the recent founder and owner national luxury The concourse MCGRATH launch of a new portfolio of luxury cus- of Stirling Sotheby’s HARTMANN home specialists at wall is just part of International the flurry of activity tom home designs at Amelia National,” Stirling Sotheby’s said Don Wilford, ICI Homes division Realty, said International Luxury Homes International Realty underway at Amelia Specialist Mary Ann Hartmann is repre- National. The club president, who is responsible for the in Volusia County, design and construction for ICI Homes senting the property which is listed at it’s already old news has hosted several $2,800,000. in the north Florida area. that the Daytona local charitable The luxury home, built by award-win- The design portfolio includes 21 new Beach region ranks events and tourna- ning custom home builder Charles floor plans that can be fully customized eight in the nation ments in the last Clayton Construction, offers five bed- several months. HAAS and range in size from 2,321 square feet for listing price of living space to 4,050 square feet with room suites, and six full baths in 7,576 “We like to show off square feet of beautifully designed living growth. the property whenever we can,” said three, four, five and six bedrooms and McGrath and priced from $289,900 to $800,000. space. A grand foyer and curved stair- Haas. “Over the last three years, more case are among the home’s stunning fea- Keilin closed on than $2 million has been spent on main- “Amelia National is in the perfect posi- eight luxury homes tion to benefit from an improving econo- tures along with upscale finishes that tenance, carry costs and improvements include travertine floors with wood inlay, in April that totaled my with luxury custom home sales,” said for the Amelia National community.Our granite, custom crafted cabinetry, and more than $3.5 mil- Haas. “We’re debt-free, and that puts us KEILIN solid long-term commitment to the proj- 12-inch baseboards. lion and averaged in a unique position in the market.” ect is beginning to yield some promising The gourmet kitchen includes a center $440,000 each, Soderstrom said. Contact Rosemary Messina at 386-236- results.” island, granite counters, a six-burner gas “We have been seeing a steady growth 4231 or email to For example,Haas recently brought in Viking stove and ovens, custom stone of our listing inventory as the housing a nationally respected, independent golf [email protected], or David Haas exhaust hood, Subzero refrigerator and market recovers,” McGrath said. “Sellers course consultant to do a top-down at 386-236-4170 for information. freeze drawers. are more confident, past sales indicate review of the Tom Fazio designed course A magnificent outdoor living area fea- that prices are due to rise, and we’re see- and club operation. “We were very Stirling named exclusive tures a covered lanai, gas fireplace and ing more buyers who are ready to move pleased that they gave us an excellent broker for home separate open sided cabana with built-in up to nicer homes or retire from the rating for maintenance and operations.” ORLANDO — Stirling Sotheby’s grill and bar, a resort style swimming north,” she explained. Keeping Amelia National in the spot- pool with heated spa, travertine pool At the same time, Keilin said all of their light and in tip-top shape is paying off. International Realty has been named exclusive sales and marketing agents for deck, and a separate cabana house for listings are globally marketed on dozens guest accommodations. of luxury internet portals around the LARGE PHOTOS ON SunBeltHomeSales.com Contact Mary Ann Hartmann at 407- world. 466-1538 or email to mhartmann@stir- “We are seeing an increase in foreign

LARGE PHOTOS ON SunBeltHomeSales.com lingsir.com, or visit www.StirlingSIR.com. buyer activity and it is becoming a signifi- FEATURED HOMES cant part of our business,” she added. GOLF COMM! CUTE 2/2 HOME WITH Riviera Bella to start For information contact Debbie Keilin 2/2 HOME PARTLY MANY BRAND NEW LADY LAKE LEESBURG construction of new home at 386 451-4251; or Rachel McGrath at 386 FURN. GLASS FL EXTRAS AND IMPROVEMENTS. 795-0911, or visit www.StirlingSIR.com. ROOM. WELL CARED BRIGHT & SPACIOUS DEBARY— Riviera Bella, a luxury FOR. VERY ACTIVE FLOOR PLAN. COMM home community located on the St. COMM. HAS CANAL ACCESS Pulte Homes to host grand TO LAKE HARRIS. John’s River in Debary, will start construction of its new “Turino” model opening of Windermere LK2167 $20,000 LK2168 $32,900 home within the next 30 days priced ORLANDO — Pulte Homes will host a from $327,900. Grand Opening event on Sat., June 2 WATERFRONT! NICE BRING YOUR BOAT! Jerome Henin, president of the Henin 2/2 HOME PRICED TO LRG 2/2 HOM WITH unveiling the new single family commu- LEESBURG SELL. VERY CLEAN & LEESBURG MANY UPGRADES. Group, which is developing Riviera Bella, nity Windermere Terrace, located off PARTLY FURN. VERY NEWER A/C. HWH, said the two-story luxury home offers Overstreet Road in Windermere. ACTIVE COMM. APPL., LAMINATE FLOORS. HOA FEES five bedrooms and three-and-a-half Sean Strickler, vice president of sales for WON'T LAST LONG AT ONLY $95/MTH. ON baths in 3,369 square feet of living space. THIS PRICE. Pulte Homes in Central Florida, said the LAKE YALE. The home features Mediterranean archi- Grand Opening event will include food tecture, a tile roof, brick paver driveway LK2114 $10,000 LK2157 $25,900 trucks and live music from 11 a.m. to 2 and walks, deluxe landscape, gourmet p.m., 11341 Roskin Lane, along with tours IT’S TIME TO LIST YOUR HOME WITH US!! kitchen, a kids retreat, and a 380 square of the “Madison” model home. foot bonus room. The event is free and the public is invit- LIVE RADIO 1 MILE Henin said the new Turino model ed to attend. SHOW ON 790 AM SOUTH OF home is one of the 14 new model homes Windermere Terrace features wooded EVERY TUESDAY HARLEY recently designed for Riviera Bella that 12:00-1:00PM conservation and pond view homes. MOBILE HOME RESALES DAVIDSON will range in size from 1,500 square feet Strickler said the eight new single family LARGE PHOTOS ON SunBeltHomeSales.com of living space to 4,500 square feet and home designs offered at Windermere BUYERS OR SELLERS CALL 352-314-0900 will be priced from $189,900 to $430,000. Terrace starting from the $240s have three LARGE PHOTOS ON SunBeltHomeSales.com For information contact Matt Boltz at to six bedrooms with two to four baths 386-668-7811 or email to mboltz@henin- and range from 1,744 to 3,649 square feet co.com. with two and three car garages. Strickler said Windermere Terrace Stirling has team in Volusia amenities include a community swim- for housing comeback ming pool and cabana, top-rated ORLANDO — Listing prices, the sale Windermere schools, and upscale shop- price of a home that’s posted when the ping or dining within minutes of the home is listed for sale, is an accurate community with easy access to Orlando’s benchmark of perceived real estate values downtown and international airport. within a given regional market. And a recent study by Realtor.com shows that SEE REAL ESTATE | C3

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MORRIS REALTY & INVESTMENTS Direct waterfront home This is an absolutely amazing home. many updates and upgrades including This Palm Harbor beauty boasts 2117 but not limited to custom dual pane square feet and features a four bed- energy efficient windows, new paint room floor plan which could also be and stucco trim, new granite counters used as a three bedroom with den. The with matching stainless steel appli- open spacious feel is perfect for enter- ances, custom ceramic tile, laminate taining. The living room features a fire- wood, updated light fixtures and fans place and plenty of natural light. You throughout, stone pavers, and a fenced will enjoy cooking in your completely dog run. You will appreciate this one tiled Kitchen with a pass thru to the the moment you drive up and see the living room. Your Master bedroom gorgeous landscaping and stamped could be downstairs or upstairs leaving driveway. Take in the beautiful views endless possibilities. Enjoy breezy from almost any room. Don't miss afternoons on the enclosed porch tak- your chance to own on the Harris ing in the beautiful waterfront views. chain of lakes! $229,900 G4683375 Call The living room features a fireplace and plenty of natural light. This well maintained home has had Lena Williams at 352-636-4488.

PAL REALTY-THE PLANTATION AT LEESBURG Beautiful landscaping

Split three bedroom, two bath home kitchen, bedrooms, lanai & garage. features a living/dining combo great Irrigation system with timer, low month- room, large master bedroom and guest ly association fees, furniture negotiable. bedroom close enough to the guest bath Very nicely priced in the very low 100’s! to be a second master if needed plus just The Plantation at Leesburg is a resident across from the den/3rd bedroom. The owned active adult gated golf and tennis formal dining area is near the ample community with 2 manned gates, a 3rd kitchen with tiled countertops and is monitored plus a roving patrol. Stop breakfast nook with bay window, a vinyl by or call the sales office for your person- enclosed lanai, pavered driveway & al tour of this home and the facilities. walkway, pavered landscape curbing, Our office is located in Plantation Plaza, tiled wet areas, indoor laundry, backyard PAL Realty, 25327 US Hwy 27, Suite 202, arbor, new roof 2011, new washer, dryer Leesburg, FL 34748 (352) 326-3626. See & range in 2012, attic flooring w/several more pictures of #1339 on our web site The formal dining area is near the ample kitchen with tiled countertops and breakfast nook with bay access points, ceiling fans in living room, www.PALREALTY.net window.

ERA TOM GRIZZARD Golf course home in Royal Highlands

This lovely 3/2 Windsor model (1,756 an inside laundry room with washer, sq.ft) with golf cart garage is located on dryer and storage cabinets. This split the golf course in Royal Highlands 55+ bedroom plan home sits on a beautiful active-adult gated community. The lot that you will enjoy when you BBQ eat-in kitchen with thermopane bay on your back patio. Other highlights window is bright and inviting and fea- include: New furnace (2009), new air tures a quality gas stove with convec- conditioner (2007), new gas stove tion oven and warmer drawer, upgrad- (2010), in-wall pest defense system, ed cabinets with pull-out drawers, humidistat, all appliances stay and the built-in microwave, recessed lighting termite bond is transferable to buyers. and a convenient breakfast bar. There Royal Highlands is located within easy is a spacious great room with a volume access to the FL Turnpike. To learn ceiling, solar tubes and sliding doors more about Royal Highlands and this that lead to the (12x22) screened lanai. home listed at $173,500 visit my web- The master bedroom suite includes a site: www. RoyalHighlands.net. MLS# There is a spacious great room with a volume ceiling, solar tubes and sliding doors that lead to the walk-in closet, dual sink vanity, garden G4683437. Call Doug DuVarney of ERA screened lanai. tub and separate showerstall. There is Tom Grizzard, Inc. at (352)255-3236.

four luxury villas. tant contribution Meritage Homes has installed efficient heating and cooling REAL ESTATE Charles O'Sullivan, division president made to energy efficient construction equipment, efficient products and third- CONTINUED FROM C2 for ICI Homes in the Orlando area, and environmental protection by build- party verification of energy perform- which is developing Cypress Reserve ing more than 789 Energy Star certified ance. Many of the new homes at Villas, said the three bedroom villa homes last year. “Energy Star builder partners offer Windermere Terrace feature Pulte’s Life homes underway at Cypress Reserve Collectively, these homes will save cus- new homes that are designed and built Tested® new home designs that include Villas range in size from 1,700 square tomers approximately $352,683 on utili- to standards well above most others on the Pulte Planning Center, the perfect feet of living space to 1,830 square feet ty bills each year. the market today” said Jonathan Passe, place for homework, and Drop Zone, priced from the $180s. The environmental benefits of the Director of EPA's Energy Star residential similar to a northern mud room with a New villa homes at Cypress Reserve Energy Star certified homes include: branch. “Because Energy Star certified place to leave shoes and backpacks feature two car garages, tile roofs, brick Eliminating the emissions from 387 homes undergo rigorous independent before entering the living area. These paver driveways, great rooms and vehicles, saving 2,338,596 lbs of coal, inspections and testing, homebuyers plans also include studies, game rooms, kitchens with crown molding and 42 planting 639 acres of trees, or saving the who choose Energy Star can be confi- and additional structural features to cus- inch cabinets. environment 4,586,457 pounds of Co2 dent that their new home will offer real tomize each home For information contact Lisa A. Egle at per year. energy efficiency, comfort, durability, For information about Windermere 386-236-4273, Rosemary Messina at 386- To earn the Energy Star a home must and value for years to come.” Terrace, visit www.Pulte.com/orlando. 236-4231, or Aramis M. Rodriguez at meet strict guidelines for energy effi- Last year alone, with the help of [email protected]. ciency set by the U.S. Environmental Energy Star and partners, Americans Cypress Reserve breaks Protection Agency. The homes are at saved nearly $400 million on their utility ground on newest phase Meritage recognized with least 20 percent more efficient than bills and avoided greenhouse gas emis- standard new homes built today. sions equivalent to those of more than ORLANDO — Cypress Reserve Villas, housing award Energy Star certified homes offer 510,000 vehicles. More than 1.3 million the gated luxury resort community on ORLANDO — Meritage Homes was homebuyers all the features they want in Energy Star homes have been built in Florida Boulevard in Kissimmee recently recently recognized by the U.S. the United States since the program first hosted a groundbreaking ceremony a new home plus energy-saving features Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) event to start a new phase of construc- like effective insulation systems, high began labeling homes in 1995. tion and has already sold out its first with a 2012 Energy Star Leadership in performance windows, tight construc- Visit www.meritagehomes.com for Housing Award, recognizing the impor- tion and ducts, properly-sized and information.

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Paul A Higdon and Legal Incomplete, $10. 20-20-25, $10. Paul Stasio Tr, Steven 19-25, $1. Deborah Studer to Stephanie Higdon and Robert T Sangster to Louis Leonard, Peggy Stasio Tr amd Robert V Neil Kelly Clerk, Joe Robert J Stimpfling, Relocation Advantage Tamara Reeder, Lt 34 L Leonard, Louis R Stasio And Joan L Allen Byerly, Katie 12-21-25, $37,000.00 LLC, Lt 14 Oakmont, Blk 1 Eustis Hts On Lk Leonard and Peggy Stasio Revocable Nichols, Wachovia Brandon W Hodge, $143,000. Eustis Etc, $250,000. Leonard to Frank Pugh Living Trust to Steven Mortgage, Wachovia Neil Kelly Clerk, Relocation Advantage Charyl L Folds and and Linda Pugh, Lt 30 Stasio, 11-21-25, $10. Mortgage Fsb, World Brandon Hodge, LLC to Steven G Gray Gabbard Charyl L Eagle Nest Mobil Home Scott A Owens and Savings Bank Fsb to Jennifer L Hodge, and Mi Young Gray, Lt Folds to Timothy Pk Ests 1st Add, $10. Kimberly C Owens to Wells Fargo Home Jennifer Hodge and 14 Oakmont, $143,000. Jackson, Un 405302 Wk William Henry Kling Terry L Allshouse and Mortgage and Wells Countrywide Home Shirley R Burley and 4 Villas At Summer Est to Connie Lynn Trudie L Quick, 12-18- Fargo Bank Na, 12-19- Loans Inc, 13-19-25, Judith H Kimble, Un E Bay, $10. Croak and Michael A 25 Eas, $75,000. 25, $4,000. $100. Scottish Highland Bouis Cathye Tr, Croak, 11-18-26, $10. Deborah L Brazill to Darryl E Studer and Gerald R Kyser and Condo, $80,000. Frank Stephan Bouis William Henry Kling Wood T Brazill, 12-19- Deborah A Studer to Wanda E Kyser to Susan E Smith and Family Trust and Est to Connie Lynn 25, $1. Robert J Stimpfling, Lawrence E Black and Ronald J Smith to Nhp Florida Fruit Company Croak and Michael A Wood T Brazill to 12-21-25, $219,000. Barbara A Back, Metes Global Services LLC, to Purcell Groves LLC, Croak, 11-18-26, $10. Deborah L Brazill, 12- Darryl E Studer and And Bounds, $35,000.

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SETH PERLMAN / AP A new home still under construction is seen for sale in Springfield, Ill. Sales contracts for US homes dropped in April

MARTIN CRUTSINGER both previously occupied homes and new AP Economics Writer homes in April near two-year highs. WASHINGTON — A gauge of Home prices rose in March from Americans who signed contracts to buy February in most major U.S. cities for the homes fell in April from nearly a two-year first time in seven months, according to high in the previous month. the Standard and Poor’s/Case-Shiller The decline was the biggest in a year. index. Still, sales are well ahead of last year’s While the nation’s weaker cities pushed level for the same month, suggesting the the overall price index down to its lowest housing market is improving slowly. level since the housing bubble, price The National Association of Realtors declines have slowed nationally and said that its index of sales agreements prices rose in 12 of 20 major markets. dropped to 95.5, down from March’s read- Modest sales and rising prices add to ing of 101.1. other encouraging signs for the housing A reading of 100 is considered healthy. market, which has mostly slumped since One year ago, the level was 83.5. the bubble burst five years ago. Contract signings typically indicate Builders are breaking ground on more where the housing market is headed. homes and requesting more permits to There’s a one- to two-month lag between a signed contract and a completed deal. build single-family homes later this year. The decline could be a sign that a Long-term mortgage rates have never milder winter accelerated some home been lower. The average rate on the 30- sales that normally take place in the year fixed mortgage fell to 3.78 percent spring. last week, the lowest since long-term Ian Shepherdson, chief U.S. economist rates began in the 1950s. at High Frequency Economics, said pend- Still, the pace of home sales remains ing home sales rose in the first quarter of well below healthy levels. Economists say the year at a 28 percent annualized rate. it could be years before the market is fully Most economists were expecting a healed. decline in April. Many people are having difficulty qual- “The decline is bigger than we expect- ifying for loans. Or they can’t afford larger ed, but the underlying upward trend is down payments required by banks. Some still intact,” Shepherdson said. would-be buyers are holding off because Contract signings rose 0.9 percent in they fear prices could keep falling. the Northeast in April from March. But A better job market has made more they fell in the other three regions. The people at least open to buying. Employers biggest decline was in the West, where have added 1 million jobs in the past five signings fell 12 percent. Signings dropped 6.8 percent in the South and 0.3 percent months, though the gains slowed in April in the Midwest. Still, all four regions and March. The unemployment has reported higher sales activity last month dropped a full percentage point since than in April 2011. August, from 9.1 percent to 8.1 percent in The March national reading was the April. highest since April 2010, the final month Economists estimate that employers that Americans could qualify for a federal will have added 160,000 jobs this month. home-buying tax credit. The government issue the May jobs That helped drive completed sales of report today. Home prices rise in most cities

CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER price index shows that sharply in Detroit, Chicago AP Economics Writer prices increased in 12 of and Atlanta. WASHINGTON — Home the 20 cities it tracks. The increases partly prices rose in March from Three of the weakest reflect the beginning of the February in most major markets reported signs of spring selling season. The U.S. cities for the first time improvement. Prices month-to-month prices in seven months. The increased in Tampa and aren’t adjusted for season- increase is the latest evi- Miami, while prices in Las al factors. dence of a slow recovery Vegas were unchanged. The overall index of 20 taking shape in the trou- The biggest month-over- cities was essentially bled housing market. month increases were in unchanged in March, after The Standard & Phoenix, Seattle and falling 0.8 percent in Poor’s/Case-Shiller home Dallas. Prices dropped February. Interiors: Working with a blue carpet

ROSEMARY SADEZ FRIEDMANN blue works well in just about any scene Scripps Howard News Service and with many moods. With blue carpet, Interior-design school tells us that blue you can use blue on the walls, too, but it is not a wise choice for carpet. That is should be a very soft blue. White on the walls, of course, makes the blue on the because it can create a sort of down-in- floor pop nicely. Neutral tones on the wall the-dumps atmosphere. Another reason such as off-white, cream or even a very is that it might be difficult to choose color soft yellow will complement your blue combinations for the rest of the decor carpet very well. that will work well with all that blue on What if you like bold colors? Great. You the floor. But have no fear. If you love blue can bring in bright red, deep blue, purple and are willing to express that love with a or orange for other colors in the room. blue carpet, do it. Instead of a soft yellow, a bold yellow Blue carpet works with just about accent looks great with blue, if bold is the everything. Let’s explore. way you choose to go. All these colors Blue doesn’t have to mean “depressing.” work nicely with blue. Teal green is anoth- It is actually a calming and relaxing color. er color that works beautifully with blue. It represents peace, trust, adventure and exploration, so you can already see that SEE CARPET | C8

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MAUREEN GILMER / SHNS MAUREEN GILMER / SHNS The curled leaves of kale often suffer woolly aphids in the hot months. This ant is carefully tending aphids and their winged relatives.

MAUREEN GILMER / SHNS MAUREEN GILMER / SHNS Releasing ladybugs to feed on aphids reduces their numbers naturally. Hard-shell scale afflicts fruit trees, where ants farm them aggressively. Are ants farmers or ranchers? Both MAUREEN GILMER fore they work hard to propa- cult to control. Often there is so these are cool-season crops. to the backs of leaves where spi- Scripps Howard News Service gate ever-larger populations of much honeydew it washes When it gets hot, they tend to der mites and other pests hide. honeydew-producing plant down the bark and turns black decline, and this weakening of Yet another solution is to “Agriculture is very rare in the animal pests. as mildew grows on the residual the plant reduces its natural release live ladybugs into your world. We only know of four animal If you find ants on any of your sugars. This black sooty materi- defenses. First aphids arrive, food-garden plants. Ladybugs groups that have discovered agricul- veggies or fruit trees, they are an al is a good indicator that you then ants show up to spread feed on aphids and tiny scale ture: ants, termites, bark beetles and indicator that aphids or scale have scale problems on the them around. babies as they move out of the humans.” are present. This is not unusual, branches, and nine times out of Don’t run out and buy pesti- mother’s protective shell. If you — Entomologist Ted Schultz, for these pests are everywhere 10 there will be ants present, cides. One easy way to keep are using this method, do not Smithsonian National Museum of Natural in the natural world. Ants may too. them under control on food apply insecticidal soap so long History actually transport pests from Aphids are more common in plants is to wash the leaves top as the ladybugs are still there. one of your plants to the next in the food garden, where they and bottom with a jet of water Always keep a sharp eye on Ants are farmers, or, more an effort to start a new ranch. were once known as “plant lice.” before sunrise or around sun- developing plants. Spend time accurately, they’re ranchers. That is why ants are so prob- These small pests tend to afflict set. Do this every week or two among them so your vision They may decide to homestead lematic — they actually help soft new growth and flower throughout the growing season becomes accustomed to the your veggies, but it’s not to feed pests to spread throughout your buds. A few can turn into an to prevent population growth of tiny insects that make or break upon these plants. Ants want to garden. Don’t try to kill the ants, infestation as fast as kids can aphids and scale. your garden. Above all, don’t let make your garden a home for look for the pests and go after pick up head lice in kinder- For more challenging infesta- ants settle a homestead, their livestock. Ants favor two them instead. garten. tions, consider insecticidal because their hard work can insects that they do not eat, but Fruit trees are common hosts There are many different sizes soap.Soap is a neurotoxin for turn those first few breeders encourage to reproduce and of scale insects that attach and colors of aphids. In the food insects, but not for us or our into a giant herd of very damag- spread into much larger themselves to twigs and garden they tend to attack pets. You can make it yourself ing livestock. colonies. Why? Because these branches. Ants tend these plants that are stressed. For from Internet recipes or buy a pests that suck life out of your colonies to harvest every drop example, cabbage-family crops ready-to-use bottle at a home- Maureen Gilmer is an author, horticulturist and landscape designer. Learn more at plants secrete a sweet liquid of honeydew that is pushed out like kale and broccoli are prone improvement store. Never apply www.MoPlants.com. Contact her at known as honeydew. Ants love from beneath the hard shells to gray fuzzy aphids during the this in direct sunlight or you’ll [email protected] or P.O. Box 891, to feed on honeydew, and there- that make these pests so diffi- warmer months. This is because burn the leaves. Be sure to apply Morongo Valley, CA 92256.

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LOCATION: 1327 E. 8th Avenue, Mt. Dora FEATURES: LOCATION: 3700 Liberty Hill Drive Legends, Clermont LOCATION: 321 Betty Lane Courtney Park, Mascotte 3BR/2BA, 1,340 sq. ft., built 2005, Block/Siding LISTING FEATURES: 3BR/3BA, 2,238 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $219,900 FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 1,193 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $59,900 PRICE: $89,300 SELLING PRICE: $87,500 LISTING AGENT SELLING PRICE: $203,160 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: SELLING PRICE: $59,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Kris & OFFICE: Vangie Berry& Tera Morgan, Vangie Berry John Muller, Watson Realty Corp.. SELLING AGENT & Persaud, Watson Realty Corp. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Signature Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Ryan Berry, OFFICE: Colleen Donlevy-Burns, Keller Williams Classic III Ryan Heitman, Micki Blackburn Realty Inc. Vangie Berry Signature Realty. RE.

LOCATION: 4101 S. Lake Hiawatha Drive FEATURES: LOCATION: 1317 Kellogg Drive, Tavares FEATURES: LOCATION: 939 Eagles Landing FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 1,418 3BR/2BA, 1,812 sq. ft., Screened-in Lap Pool LISTING PRICE: 3BR/2BA, 1,601 sq. ft., built 2005, Block/Stucco LISTING sq. ft., with Enclosed Lanai LISTING PRICE: $119,500 $164,900 SELLING PRICE: $159,000 LISTING AGENT & PRICE: $88,000 SELLING PRICE: $85,000 LISTING AGENT SELLING PRICE: $115,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: OFFICE: Misty Noland, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING & OFFICE: Vangie Berry & Tera Morgan, Vangie Berry Dale Lamb-Witter, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT AGENT & OFFICE: Marilyn Morris, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. Signature Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Bill Deese, & OFFICE: Dale Lamb-Witter, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. CB/Camelot Realty.

LOCATION: 7620 Arrow Lane FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 1,960 sq. LOCATION: 8189 Bridgeport Bay Circle, Mount Dora LOCATION: 9113 Ivey Hill Court, North Bay, Orlando ft., with Enclosed Lanai on 2.5 Acres LISTING PRICE: $210,000 FEATURES: Lakes of Mount Dora direct water frontage FEATURES: 5BR/3BA, 2,872 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $414,000 SELLING PRICE: $200,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: 3BR/2BA LISTING PRICE: $169,900 SELLING PRICE: SELLING PRICE: $400,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Marilyn Morris, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & $169,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Linda Lake, ERA Tom Sandy Simmonds, Watson Realty Corp. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Debbie Studer, Northstar Realty Services. Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Carroll Jaskulski, OFFICE: Lois Cox, Watson Realty Corp. Home Real Estate Professionals.

LOCATION: 16019 Buxley Court, Westchester, Clermont LOCATION: 30105 PGA Drive, Sorrento FEATURES: LOCATION: 12631 Pine Island Drive FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 1,592 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: $119,900 3BR/2BA, 1,719 sq. ft. built 2001, Block LISTING PRICE: 1,744 sq. ft., Canal Front to Lake Eustis LISTING PRICE: SELLING PRICE: $114,600 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: $100,000 SELLING PRICE: $100,000 LISTING AGENT & $139,900 SELLING PRICE: $125,000 LISTING AGENT & Monique McGuire, Watson Realty Corp. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Tera Morgan, Vangie Berry Signature Realty. OFFICE: Cindy Wheeler, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING OFFICE: Rod Doyle, Moe Doyle Realty Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Eddy Working, Re/max Realty AGENT & OFFICE: Andrew Driggers, Garden Gate Real Center. Estate Inc.

LOCATION: 27024 Trimpi Road FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, 2,191 LOCATION: 5668 Freeport Drive, Tavares FEATURES: LOCATION: 1234 Majestic Palm Ct, Apopka FEATURES: sq. ft., enclosed lanai LISTING PRICE: $210,000 SELLING 3BR/2BA, 2,213 sq ft, built 2000, Siding/Wood Frame. LISTING 3BR/2BA, 1,700 sq. ft., Built in 1986, Stucco LISTING PRICE: PRICE: $160,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Linda PRICE: $189,900 SELLING PRICE: $180,000 LISTING AGENT $127,000 SELLING PRICE: $127,000 LISTING AGENT & Grizzard, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & & OFFICE: Tammy King, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING OFFICE: Vivian Lehman, RWI Properties Inc. SELLING OFFICE: Jim Krone, Summit Realty. AGENT & OFFICE: Duane Lanier, Vangie Berry Signature AGENT & OFFICE: Susan Tindel, Vangie Berry Signature Realty. Realty.

LOCATION: 2717 Tremont Drive, Eustis FEATURES: LOCATION: 6014 Spring Creek Ct., Mt. Dora FEATURES: LOCATION: 3017 Linmont Lane, Eustis FEATURES: 4BR/2BA, 3BR/2BA, 1,849 sq. ft., built 2000, Block/Stucco LISTING 2BR/2BA, 1,684 sq. ft., built 1994, Block/Stucco LISTING 1,422 sq. ft., built 2000, Block/Stucco LISTING PRICE: $90,000 PRICE: $165,000 SELLING PRICE: $150,000 LISTING PRICE: $114,900 SELLING PRICE: $114,900 LISTING AGENT SELLING PRICE: $90,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: AGENT & OFFICE: Ryan Berry & Vangie Berry, Vangie Berry & OFFICE: Leah Mason, Exit Realty Tri-County. SELLING Debbie Rolf, Coldwell Banker Residential RE. SELLING Signature Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: George AGENT & OFFICE: Ronni Caggiano, Vangie Berry Signature AGENT & OFFICE: Tera Morgan, Vangie Berry Signature Kittleson, Catherine Hanson. Realty. Realty.

LOCATION: 117 Carrera Avenue, Davenport FEATURES: Short Sale, 6BR/5.5BA pool home, 2,771 sq. ft. Formal Dining Room and Large Eat-In Kitchen. All appliances and window LOCATION: 72 Wafford Street, Umatilla FEATURES: treatments convey. Large screened-in pool deck. LISTING 2BR/1BA, wood frame, deep lot, screened porch. LISTING LOCATION: 15336 Starleigh Road, Stone Creek, Winter Garden PRICE: $259,900 SELLING PRICE: $237,000 LISTING AGENT PRICE: $31,500 SELLING PRICE: $21,372 LISTING AGENT FEATURES: 4BR/2.5BA, 1,345 sq. ft. LISTING PRICE: & OFFICE: Brandie Mathison-Klein, Keller Williams Classic & OFFICE: Geoffrey Presson, Silver Beach Realty LLC. $110,000 SELLING PRICE: $113,000 LISTING AGENT & Realty III. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: David Klein, Keller SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Geoffrey Presson, Silver Beach OFFICE: John Muller, Watson Realty Corp.. SELLING AGENT Williams Classic Realty III. Realty LLC. & OFFICE: David Kravitz, Charles Rutenberg Realty.

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C8 DAILY COMMERCIAL/SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, June 1, 2012 Butter device could churn up some cash

HELAINE FENDELMAN make the time pass faster Over the years, there This particular churn has and JOE ROSSON while this tedious task is have been a variety of two things going for it — Scripps Howard News Service performed. churns used for making and both involve the exten- DEAR HELAINE AND JOE: Butter has been a part of butter. Perhaps most iconic sive stenciling found in I would like to know the our diets for a long time, is the “plunge churn” or front and back. One side insurance-replacement and before it was made “dash churn,” which is usu- has the name and address value of this butter churn. commercially and available ally a tall, cylindrical earth- of the maker in Boston, and It is marked “Parker and in grocery stores, dairy enware or wooden vessel that in itself is important. Woods, 49 No. Market 411 farmers would milk their with a lid that had a hole in On the other side, howev- the middle. Merchants Row, Boston, cows and collect a portion er, is a simple “No. 1” below of the milk in a shallow pan Starting in the 18th cen- Mass.” It is in good condi- the crank, and there is a or dish that was then stored tury, other types of churns tion. marvelous and large sten- — A.M.T., FORT PIERCE in a cool place. These set- were used. The paddle tling dishes — also called churn used paddles on a ciled image of a cow. It has DEAR A.M.T.: horns and its side looks There is an old work “pancheons” and “milk rod turned by a wheel. pans” — can be found Barrel churns could be something like one of those song, sung in the South old charts that show the (and elsewhere), “Come made from brass, earthen- turned around and around cuts of meat on the profile butter come; Come butter ware and glass and are col- using a handle (or the han- come; Granny stands at lectible in their own right. dle would turn paddles of a cow. the gate, with a hot john- In the pan, the cream inside the barrel). The piece As we said, barrel butter nycake ...” Similar chants would rise to the top, and, in today’s question is a vari- churns of this type are not SHNS have been sung all over the after about a half-day (or ety of barrel churn widely rare, but the stenciling Most of us get our butter from the supermarket, but there was a world to help maintain the so), was skimmed off and used in the late 19th and gives this example an time when it was made in small amounts, in churns such as this one. rhythm of churning and to taken to the churn to be early 20th centuries. insurance-replacement made into butter. Some The best picture we have value in the $150-to-$225 farmers might wait a little shows the churn without a range (models with no START LIVING THE LIFE! longer, either to collect lid, and we were about to stenciling or less-interest- more milk for cream or to devalue it because of the ing stenciling can have a allow the cream to ferment missing part. But, luckily, value of less than $75). just a bit, which “ripens” we happened to spot the the flavor. The device used original lid in another view Helaine Fendelman and Joe Rosson to take the cream off is and were a bit relieved. are the authors of “Price It Yourself” (HarperResource, $19.95). Contact called a “skimmer,” These churns are not them at Treasures in Your Attic, P.O. ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESS! AFFORDABLE RETIREMENT “fleeter,” “scummer” or uncommon, and the miss- Box 18350, Knoxville, TN 37928. Split plan 3/2, great room, lg breakfast nook, at The Forest! Furnished 2/2, updated roof & AC, “skimming spoon (ladle),” ing lid would have been a Email them at treasures@kno- screened lanai. PRIVACY HEDGE IN BACK! WOODED SETTING! serious deduction. Low 100’s #1349 Priced in the 40’s! Yes the 40’s! #831 and it, too, is collectible. logy.net.

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