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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2013 www.southlakepress.com 50¢ NEWSTAND South Lake Press moves to Wednesday Staff Report The South Lake Press is celebrating 100 years during 2013. The official celebration is Dec. 18. Recently, you may have noticed a change in our publication day. As of Sept. 18, the newspaper started publishing on Wednesday. The earlier publication allows us to get the news out sooner, and provide advertisers three more days to promote their products and services before the weekend. Additionally, Wednesday has become the ROXANNE BROWN / DAILY COMMERCIAL food day for many newspapers national- ly. And retailers are better positioning them- Brandon Larracuente, an aspiring actor from Clermont, visited East Ridge High School last week to speak with students of the school’s selves by marketing their messages to the drama and musical theater classes about things he’s learned and wished he had been told about in his journey to an acting career. consumer earlier in the week — in addition to the traditional Sunday paper. CLERMONT The Daily Commercial will continue to publish seven days a week. “Our printed products will be driven by our digital focus,” Kevin Austin, vice president Teen actor gaining momentum of advertising for the Daily Commercial and South Lake Press, said. “More than ever, we’re ROXANNE BROWN moving to become a digital-first company. Staff Writer In my senior year in high “Today, we know our print products con- [email protected] school, I wanted to play tinue to grow, but we know times are chang- baseball. I also wanted to ing and we have to reorganize operations to ears ago, Brandon Lar- emphasize online news with advertising and racuente’s goals involved pursue an acting career, so meet the demand.” Y a bat, a ball and dreams of I had to make a choice. making it to the Big League. The move comes as the newspaper’s par- Brandon Larracuente ent company, HarborPoint Media, has entered Today, Larracuente’s goal still into a letter of intent pursuant to which Halifax involves making it to “the show,” After weighing his options, he Media Group of Daytona Beach would acquire but instead of baseball, he’s hop- knew he had to take a gamble. the assets of HarborPoint, principally the Daily ing to become a Hollywood star. “I like baseball but I liked act- Commercial of Leesburg, the News-Sun of Se- Larracuente, now 18, called ing more,” he said. “At first I bring, and the South Lake Press of Clermont. the choice “a hard one.” thought, ‘Maybe I can balance “This is about building from a position we “I was playing base- baseball and acting,’ but inside, are today, which from an audience stand- ball and acting in plays I knew I couldn’t. I knew I had to point is a position of strength,” Austin said. throughout the com- pick one and I cried when I de- “This is a deliberate strategy, not a reaction to munity,” he said. “I cided to quit baseball.” something.” was embarrassed by After focusing his efforts sole- The South Lake Press, or The Clermont Clari- the acting, howev- ly on acting, Larracuente began on first published in 1913. It will be continue to er, so not too many seeing results. Already, he has be delivered to subscribers and direct mailed. people knew I was landed a recurring role in a show You can view a portion of the electronic edi- even into that. on Nickelodeon and another in tion of the paper at www.southlakepress.com. But it was be- an upcoming movie. “The South Lake Press now delivers to coming hard- Hard work is the key, Lar- 20,000 homes weekly, up 5,000 copies, which er and harder racuente recently told students we added back in July,” Austin said. to juggle both taking acting and musical the- Austin realizes some subscribers who have and do both ater classes at East Ridge High a habit of reading the news on Friday will not well. School. “In my se- like the change. But he said many will like the “Start building your resume nior year in high changes. by taking parts, even if they are school, I want- “We’re going to continue to provide an ex- small ones in high school shows, cellent printed product,” said Austin. “Read- ed to play base- community theaters, commer- ers will still get quality news reporting, but ball. I also wanted cials, everything,” he said. what we’re going to continue our focus on de- to pursue an acting That’s what Larracuente did, veloping incredible digital products for the career, so I had to future.” make a choice.” SEE ACTOR | A3

INSIDE CLERMONT CLASSIFIED B5 CROSSWORDS B2 DEATHS A7 ‘Unity in the Community Fest’ set for Saturday REAL ESTATE C1 REMEMBER WHEN B1 Staff report business and food vendors, Schools students will display ty by bringing together lots of live entertainment, includ- an art exhibit in the High- different churches, organiza- SPORTS B3 The second annual “Uni- ing performances by Chris- lander Hut. tions and businesses. Finally, VOICES A4 ty in the Community Fest” tian recording artists Whit- “This festival serves three we use the proceeds to help WORD ON THE STREET A2 is set to take over Clermont’s ney Lynn and Eva Kroon Pike, purposes,” said Event Coor- feed local needy families.” Waterfront Park. The event, teen sensation Felicity, plus dinator Pastor Jimmy Wil- According to Williams, it SOUTH LAKE PRESS scheduled for Saturday, music by 1031 Band, Brianna, liams of Better Life Worship was that goal of “feeding Volume 98, No. 40 | 3 sections boasts free parking and free and the Better Life Worship Center in Clermont, one of the hungry” that inspired admission with activities for Band. The kids zone features the event’s hosts. “First, it’s a event organizers to partner ©2008, HarborPoint Media patrons of all ages. inflatables, games, arts and great free event for local fam- with another local charity All rights reserved “Unity in the Communi- crafts and face painting. Dur- ilies to enjoy. Second, it pro- for the addition of the Buses www. southlakepress.com ty” will feature more than 100 ing the event, Lake County motes community-wide uni- SEE EVENT | A2

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A2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, October 2, 2013 What South Lake residents are saying about ... Area Briefs CLERMONT Wordon the FLU SHOTS Pastfinders group to host Street Will you be receiving a flu shot this year? open house on Saturday The Pastfinders group of South Lake Genealogical Society will host an open house, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, at the Cooper Memorial Library, 2525 Oakley Seaver Drive, Clermont. If you have thoughts about chron- icling your family history and need help getting started, this group can help show you where to look and how to record your findings. For information, call 352-242-9805. CLERMONT Lakeridge Winery to No, because I’m aller- No, I haven’t gotten my No, I haven’t gotten one No, because I’ve seen peo- gic to eggs and never get it. flu shot yet, but I plan to. and I won’t be getting one ple get sick too many times host vintage car show My husband gets one ev- When I remember, I always because every time I do, I when they get the flu shot. Lakeridge Winery’s annual “Vintage ery year, however, and my get it. When I was working, get deathly ill for the next I’m generally pretty healthy Venture” car show will take place daughter gives them actu- I didn’t have to remember two months. I’m not kid- and I would like to stay that Saturday and Sunday with two days of ally, so my grand kids have to go and do it, because the ding. way so I stay away from it. outdoor fun featuring live 50’s and 60’s all gotten one or are getting company would give them HARMON BIEHL MARY JO BIEHL music, a vintage car show, award-win- one too. to all the employees on a CLERMONT CLERMONT ning Lakeridge wines, tours and more. GLENDA O’CONNOR specified day. Hours are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., CLERMONT SHARON KOWALSKI Saturday, and from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., CLERMONT Sunday. A $2 donation will be accepted at the gate to benefit the Mustard Seed of Central Florida. Parking is free tion that works with 16 need anyone who can COMMUNITY for all guests. EVENT local schools to provide run, walk or crawl to Registration to participate in the FROM PAGE A1 food to over 500 children register and we encour- CALENDAR car show is from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., in need every week. Pro- age team participation Saturday, and 10 a.m. to noon, WEDNESDAY n’ Backpacks 8K/5K/ ceeds from the run will for those interested,” Sunday, and is open to all cars prior to Fun Run to kick-off this help Program Direc- Hammond said., “ PINE RIDGE ELEMENTARY SAC 1979. Preregistration is $3 and will be $5 the day of the event. year’s festival. tor, Tandy Hammond The Miles for Meals MEETING: At 7 p.m. in the me- “This partnership is a and her team to expand 8K, presented by Du- dia center. For information, call 352-394-8627, bois Motors, and the Run or go to www.lakeridgewinery.com. perfect example of the their efforts to help even FRIDAY type of unity that can more hungry kids. With The Moos 5K, pre- really make a difference “We are blessed to sented by Chick-fil-A, SOUTH LAKE HIGH SCHOOL’S CLERMONT right here in Lake Coun- have the support of will run simultaneously FFA CHAPTER HOSTS ANNUAL at 7:30 a.m. The free kid’s ‘Biker Bingo for Hospice’ ty,” Williams said. some great local busi- “FUN’ N STUNT NIGHT”: A fund- event scheduled for Sunday Buses n’ Backpacks is nesses for our first ever fun run, compliments of raiser for the chapter, at 7 p.m., a non-profit organiza- benefit run, now we Bella Collina, will start in the school auditorium, 15600 The “Biker Bingo for Hospice” event promptly at 8:15 a.m. Silver Eagle Road in Groveland. on Sunday at Stormy Hill Harley- Medal presentations Admission is $2. For informa- Davidson, 2480 S. U.S. Highway 27, in will immediately follow tion, call 352-394-2100. Clermont begins at noon. the run and will lead into SATURDAY Doors open at 10 a.m., where guests the Unity in the Commu- can enjoy refreshments and a wine tast- nity opening ceremony LOW-COST PET VACCINATION ing event with the wines from Lakeridge at 9 am. The festival will CLINICS: From 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 Winery, plus a few specialty vendors. conclude at 3 p.m. p.m., Clermont Equestrian, 750 Bingo event proceeds will bene- For information Desoto St., call 352-242-1257. fit Hospice and volunteers will be on hand to make sure everyone is having about the festival, go to SUNDAY Direct Cremation http://unitysl.wix.com/ fun time. unity-2013, or find it on WINDERMERE UNION CHURCH, For information, go to www.stormy- $ Facebook at www.face- UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST hillharley.com, or call 352-243-7111. 675 book.com/lakeunity- HOST “INTO THE LIGHT, ENDING THE SILENCE”: MINNEOLA Plus Container community. 6 p.m., 10710 For information about Park Ridge-Gotha Road, Wind- ermere. A community-wide in- ‘Read for the Record’ Ron Becker, Director the run, go to www.bus- esnbackpacks.com. To terfaith candlelight service to set for Thursday at library observe National Mental Illness register for the run, go The Minneola Schoolhouse Library Awareness week. Admission is 352-394-8228 to www.active.com un- will take part in Jumpstart’s annu- free. Call the NAMI office at 407- 921 S. US Hwy 27 • Minneola, FL der Buses n’ Backpacks al “Read for the Record” event from 8K/5K. 253-1900, or go to www.winder- mereunion.org for details. 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., Thursday, where children are invited to join us at the li- OCT. 13 brary to read out loud and be counted and added to those across the country CONGREGATION SINAI KOL NI- attending read aloud gatherings. DRE: At 10 a.m., 303A N. U.S. This year’s book, which shows the Highway 27 in Minneola. Ticket value of friendship, is “Otis” by Loren information at 352-243-5353. Long. OCT. 18 For information, call 352-432-3967. FALL FUN DAY AT WINDERMERE CLERMONT UNION CHURCH PRESCHOOL: At 10710 Park Ridge-Gotha Road, Garden club to host series of from 4 to 7 p.m., including inflat- free events beginning Saturday ables, pony rides, face painting, food and vendors. Tickets are re- The Clermont Garden Club is in- quired for each activity and will viting the public to a series of free be on sale that day. Call 407-909- lectures and demonstrations tak- 0464, or email wucpreschool@ ing place on the first Saturdays in gmail.com. October, November, January, February and March at the club, 849 West Ave., near downtown Clermont. The first program, “Five Friendly CLERMONT Herbs of Florida,” will be presented by Karen Kennen, president of the Legends Golf and Clermont Garden Club, at 10 a.m., Saturday. Country Club to Refreshments will be served featuring herb-laced delicacies, and recipes host annual golf will be available. For information about the group, go tournament Oct. 11 to www.ClermontGardenClub.com. Legends Golf and Country Club, on Legendary Blvd., off MONTVERDE U.S. Highway 27, south of State Montverde Academy Road 50 in Clermont is the ven- ue for the 7th annual Clermont forms alumni association Kiwanis Oakley Seaver Memo- The new formed Montverde rial Golf Tournament, Oct. 11, Academy Alumni Association, and its with a 1 p.m. shotgun start. membership, is free to all MVA alum- Last year’s Clermont Kiwan- ni regardless of whether or not they is Oakley Seaver Memorial Golf graduated and will maintain alumni Tournament at Legends Golf correspondence and relationships. and Country Club drew more Opening on Sept. 23, 1912, the than 120 participants, accord- Montverde Industrial School was ing Jay Scruggs, general man- formed “to educate children from ager at The Legends. families of limited means, and pro- For information or to regis- vide them with training for the heart, ter, call Hal Cummings at 352- head and hand.” 394-6098, or send an email to For information, go to www.mont- [email protected]. verde.org.

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at least 10 plays in New don’t get paid very well, the right agent and acting and in school.” long shot, but he’s keep- ACTOR York, where his fami- but just go with it and when to take chances. Santo said Lar- ing his fingers crossed FROM PAGE A1 ly used to live, and has be nice to everyone you Larracuente says he racuente’s visit was a for a role in “The Walk- even had bit parts in meet along the way, be- made many sacrific- good one because even ing Dead, “Graceland” starting with roles such television shows such cause you never know es. Still, he remains on though he tells his stu- or any series that could as Danny Zuko in a as “The Glades” on A&E when you might cross the dean’s list in school, dents the same things, advance his career. high school musical at and “Every Witch Way” paths with them again.” is active in the stu- they probably accept it “I’m paying for the Montverde Academy on Nickelodeon. Nina Bethencourt, 14, dent council as a stu- better from one of their trip myself and I know and as a baseball play- As much as he em- a ninth grader in East dent diplomat and with peers. it’s a gamble,” he said. er in a live theater show phasized his success- Ridge’s musical theater community service Earlier this year, Lar- “There are no guaran- called “All Stars,” which es, Larracuente also program called Lar- work in the area. racuente shot scenes tees. If a book a role, was written and direct- touched on the down- racuente’s visit “great.” “I used to have a big for his role in Nick’s I’ll stay and if I don’t I’ll ed by local playwright side, such as having au- “I am currently look- social life, but ever “Every Witch Way.” come back. Either way I Tom Kline with the ditioned for a part in the ing at agents and search- since I started taking He also was in Miami plan to continue work- Moonlight Players The- TV series “Vampire Dia- ing for one that I can this seriously, for real, shooting scenes for the ing towards my college ater in Clermont. ries” and not getting it. grow with,” she said. I found out that there film “Last Vegas,” star- degree in broadcast Larracuente has also “I started with ‘ex- “Any tips are helpful.” is sometimes no time ring Robert De Niro and journalism and I’ll keep taken bit parts in a few tra work,’ and let me Vince Santo and Ja- for that,” he said. “I’ve Morgan Freeman. on trying for the shows commercials, includ- tell you, the pay wasn’t son Misner, the teach- missed many parties In January, Lar- I want,” he said. ing several for Uni- good, but the more ex- ers for acting and mu- and times I normal- racuente will go to Los “After all, who versal Studios, Dis- perience you get the sical theater at ERHS, ly would have hung out Angeles to audition for would’ve even thought ney, Beall’s and Belk. better,” he said. “Peo- led a question-and-an- with and mess around one of the hundreds of I could have gone from He worked as an extra ple treat you kinda bad swer session, and stu- with friends. I get frus- television roles prior to doing plays in Cler- in anything that came sometimes, too, there dents began asking Lar- trated but I just keep the pilot season each mont to doing a movie along, has appeared in are long nights and you racuente how to find my eye on the prize in year. He knows it’s a with Robert De Niro?”

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OURVOICE LETTER of the WEEK Officials make How do I rate Barack Obama’s presidency? right decision ow do I rate Barack Obama’s presidency? Let Hme count the ways. DECISIONS, DECISIONS: Sometimes it’s 1) President Obama has nev- the small one that have the biggest impact er owned a business, not even a lemonade stand, nor has he ome news stories just seem in- managed a business. He has never cut a paycheck or paid significant and unimportant — unemployment taxes. He has on the surface. been only in “public service,” But behind legislative discus- code word for government job. Ssions sometimes lay substantial infor- Yet he purports to know how mation that may transform a city for people should run their busi- the better. nesses. He does not. We believe Leesburg city commis- 2) President Obama has nev- sioners made some changes that er served in the military. He could reap big returns. has not endured boot camp or The commission voted to modify the slept in a foxhole with bullets zoning of an industrial park near the flying over his head. He does Florida Turnpike to make it easier for not understand military termi- companies on the 3,100-acre site. nology, nor can he pronounce the terms. Duke Energy recently studied the FILE site north of County Road 48 and east Awarding a brave Marine of the turnpike. The property is known the Medal of Honor, our Com- as the Florida Energy and Aerospace mander-In-Chief three times in ed on the stage at the Demo- VFW marching on Memorial Technology. one statement, referred to the cratic Convention. He is the Day in uniforms overused and Marine Corpse. Commissioners were asked to hire only president of these United too small? Does he remem- Dan Quayle could not spell a South Carolina consulting firm, at States who has been shrouded ber the Fourth of July, fireworks potato. Obama fails the test as in so much secrecy. At the post a price not to exceed $29,500, to do and hot dogs? commander-in-chief. of the most powerful position In a foreign country, instead a site evaluation and then certify the 3) President Obama has no in the world, he fails at being property “ready for industrial develop- of being proud, he calls Amer- former friends or girlfriends transparent and above board. ica arrogant. This is his legacy ment.” he can name from his col- 4) President Obama was as a proud American, and he “Companies are not willing to wait lege days. No one can remem- not raised in America. Did he fails. for a community to find an appropri- ber him as ever being in one of ever ride in a parade on his A man with a resume like this ate site and determine its suitability their classes. He has sealed all first two-wheeler with train- is not a leader but is like the for development — that due diligence of his theses and records from ing wheels and red, white, and “Emperor With No Clothes,” needs to be done before the prospect Occident and Harvard. blue streamers flying from the surrounded by sycophants. comes calling,” said McCallum Swee- No one knows anything handle bars? Did he proud- ney Consulting of Greenville in its pro- about him before he sprout- ly watch old veterans with the Anita Hansen lives in Clermont posal. The site is undeveloped except for a city wastewater treatment plant. Duke YOURVOICES Energy, which has agreed to help LETTERS TO THE EDITOR market the property, said in its report the site would be ideal for com- Ethanol in gasoline will Property association there could be a human health panies involved with aerospace, make engines run better ignores resident’s request hazard from exposure to infec- plastics, logistics/distribution and tious disease such as plague, vi- general machinery. I am writing in regard to an ar- I live in the Royal Highlands ruses, etc., to the elderly, persons It’s the little decisions that some- ticle by Dale McFeatters on Sept. Property Owners Association, Inc. with immune disorders, children times have the longest reaching finan- 9 about ethanol. (RHPOA). visiting RHPOA, cancer patients cial impact on communities. Leesburg I haven’t had a problem with Recently there was a dead ro- finding, storing and using gaso- such as myself and pets. leaders made the right decision. dent and biomass floating in the Unmaintained and/or poorly line without ethanol. I have pur- pool house next to me, and the chased regular gas at Harris Oil maintained pools can carry nae- stench was really bad on very hot gleria fowleri, the rare brain-eat- on U.S. Highway 441 in Mount days. WHAT’S YOUR OPINION? Dora. ing amoeba. The SOUTH LAKE PRESS invites you to write letters to the The president of RHPOA and It is also available at Palm Gar- How would you like to live next editor expressing your original thoughts on topics of public inter- the property manager have ig- est. Letters should be no longer than 350 words. They must be dens on the north side of Dead to this hazardous health situation original, signed with the full name of the writer, and include the nored my emails on the subject. writer’s address and telephone number for verification. We re- River Bridge, on U.S. Highway and be ignored by the president The rodent may be infected and serve the right to edit for length to make room for more letters. 441 in Tavares, and probably and property manager? Letters also will be edited for grammar, clarity, taste and libel. a carrier of disease. We accept no more than two letters per month from the same anywhere you can buy boat gas. writer. No open letters, form letters or copies of letters to third I used it in my riding lawn- As a retired scientist, I believe RONALD E. NEY JR. | Leesburg parties will be published. We do not publish unsigned letters. Submissions are not returned. We retain the right to archive and mower for several years without republish any material submitted for publication. any problem, and stored it in a You can submit your letters by: small 1 3/4 gallon gas can with- Email (preferred) to: [email protected] out any “goo” developing. CALLING ALL VETERANS By regular mail to: Ethanol can be made from Letters to the Editor 732 W. Montrose St. many other sources besides corn If you know of a Clermont, FL 34711 — switch grass, tree bark, wood veteran living in Lake, By fax to: and others. 352-394-8001 The more ethanol we use, the Sumter or Marion EDITORIALS less our dependence on foreign counties whose name Editorials are the consensus opinion of the editorial board, oil. not any individual. They are written by the editorial staff but are should be added to the not signed. Local editorials are published Wednesday, Friday, Ethanol used in any large en- Saturday and Sunday. gine will make it run cooler, last Lake County GUEST COLUMNS longer, have more power and it Veterans Memorial, If you would like to submit a guest column on a local, state also keeps the air cleaner, reduc- or national issue, email your submission to southlakepress@ call 352-314- dailycommercial.com, or mail it to Letters to Editor, 732 W. ing pollution. Montrose St., Clermont, FL 34711. Guest columns should be I believe ethanol, on the 2100, or go to www. limited to 550 words in length. The writer also must submit a recent photograph to be published with the column, as well as whole, is worthwhile. lakeveterans.com. a brief biographical sketch. JAMES M. BUSH | Leesburg C M Y K

Wednesday, October 2, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A5 Clermont model to appear on ‘The Bachelor’

Staff report A 27-year-old fashion model from Clermont will appear as a potential romantic interest on the ABC television show The Bachelor when its new season airs Jan. 6, several entertainment industry websites are reporting. “I have experience in a variety of media formats including magazines, newspapers, and TV as well as at- tend trade shows and expos,” Amy Long said in her profile on the website ModelMayhem.com. The Bachelor is a reality television dating game show that debuted in 2002. The series revolves around a single bachelor and a pool of romantic in- terests (typically 25), which could include a potential wife for the bachelor. The conflicts in the series, both internal and external, stem from the elimina- tion-style format of the show. Filming for the upcoming season has already be- gun but the show releases little information that might give away any storylines prior to airing. However, ABC has said the bachelor for the 2014 season will be Juan Pablo Galavis, a former soccer player and single father. Long graduated from Florida State University in 2008 and was a member of Alpha Delta Pi, the website wetpaint.com states. That site, along with others, identified her as being on the show. A fitness buff, Long was a general assignment reporter for WCTV in Tallahassee before going into Clermont fashion model Amy Long will appear as a potential romantic interest on the ABC television show “The Bachelor,” when its modeling full time, most recently for Body Glove new season airs on Jan. 6. swimwear.

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A6 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, October 2, 2013 CLERMONT City fire department gets achievement award Staff report “When we hear the fire departments for their fire 2012 or reducing fire deaths The NASFM Fire Research truck coming down the street prevention programs that by at least 10 percent during and Education Foundation is The Clermont Fire De- and see its lights, we know have been proven to save the year. committed to reducing that partment was recently pre- firefighters are responding to lives year after year.” In addition, award recipi- number. sented with a Life Safety someone in trouble. What we Since 1994, the Life Safety ents documented active and “Experience tells us that Achievement Award for its don’t know is that these un- Achievement Award has rec- effective fire prevention pro- fire prevention activity and fire prevention accomplish- ognized local fire prevention grams as well as a clear com- public education can signifi- sung heroes are doing a lot ments in 2012. efforts that have contribut- mitment to reducing the cantly reduce life and proper- The award was handed out of things behind the scenes ed to reducing the number of number of house fires in the ty loss from residential fires,” by the National Association that save lives,” said Alan lives lost in residential fires. community. Degnan said. of State Fire Marshals Fire Re- Clark, assistant vice presi- Clermont Fire Department Although residential fires “Prevention and education search and Education Foun- dent of Special Investigations is one of 117 fire departments in the U.S. account for only are very cost effective com- dation in partnership with at Grinnell Mutual. across the United States to re- 20 percent of all fires, they re- pared to the traditional ap- Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance “The Life Safety Achieve- ceive the award this year for sult in 80 percent of all fire proach of relying on fire sup- Company. ment Award recognizes fire recording zero fire deaths in deaths. pression.

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Wednesday, October 2, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A7 SOUTH LAKE HIGH | GEM OF THE HILLS

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IN MEMORY DAMAGE DEATH NOTICES Patricia A. Evans, Tuesday, September 81, of Coleman, died 24, 2013. Banks/Page- PREVENTION NOTICE Reverend Willie Anderson Monday, September Theus Funerals & Cre- Reverend Willie An- 23, 2013. Banks/Page- mations. derson, 91, of Leesburg, Theus Funerals and Lewis A. Taylor died Thursday, Septem- Cremations. This public notice is published in accordance Lewis A. Taylor, 84, of ber 26, 2013. Marvin C. Patsy Gail Green with, and as required by, the Department of Zanders Funeral Home, Sebring, died Tuesday, Inc. Patsy Gail Green, 73, of September 24, 2013. Transportation, Code of Federal Regulations. Milton, died Thursday, Banks/Page-Theus Fu- Doris P. Banks September 26, 2013. nerals & Cremations. Doris P. Banks, 84, of Banks/Page-Theus Fu- Elaine E. Winegarden Please call Sunshine State One Call at 8-1-1 Leesburg, died Wednes- nerals and Cremations. day, September 25, Elaine E. Winegarden, to locate your gas service 48 hours before Harvey W. Howell 86, of Wildwood, died 2013. Page-Theus Fu- Harvey W. Howell, Thursday, September digging or having a contractor dig in your nerals & Cremations. 84, of Leesburg, died 26, 2013. Banks/Page- yard or near natural gas lines. This service William C. Cramer Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2013. Theus. will be performed at no cost to you. William C. Cramer, Page-Theus Funerals Virginia M. Yanachik 102, of Fruitland Park, and Cremations, Lees- Virginia M. Yanachik, died Sunday, Septem- burg. 88, of The Villages, died ber 22, 2013. Beyers Fu- Eugene Lee Jenkins Monday, September 23, neral Home and Crema- Eugene Lee Jenkins, 2013. Page-Theus Fu- tory. 81, of Leesburg, died nerals & Cremations. James R. Dunn Thursday, September Robert A. Young James R. Dunn, 82, of 26, 2013. Page-Theus Funerals & Cremations. Robert A. Young, 84, Eustis, died Friday, Sep- of Tavares, died Sunday, tember 27, 2013. Hard- Thomas James Payne, Sr. September 29, 2013. en/Pauli Funeral Home. Thomas James Payne, Harden/Pauli Funeral Patricia A. Evans Sr., 78, of Lakeland, died Home.

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A8 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, October 2, 2013 BUSHNELL Police: ‘Shadow’ abused child MILLARD K. IVES “Shadow” alleged- him Staff Writer ly admitted he came to promise [email protected] the forefront of Walk- not to er’s personality the day hurt the Sumter County de- in question because he baby. tectives said they were was frustrated after be- Both able get a self-described ing held inside. The ba- were schizophrenic to admit by’s screaming prompt- jailed to abusing his toddler WALKER ed him to injure the Tuesday after summoning one child. without of his personalities to The child’s mother, bail — answer their questions. Noemi Diaz, 24, told Walker Terrance Walker, 19, detectives that Walk- on child initially denied any er had multiple person- abuse knowledge of the how alities and also blamed charges his 3-month-old girl the injuries on “Shad- and Diaz sustained fractures to ow.” However, Diaz said on child both the left and right DIAZ “Shadow” told her sev- neglect femur, but said one of eral weeks ago that he charg- his multiple personali- was annoyed and want- es. Lt. Bobby Caruthers, ties might have done it. ed to harm the baby be- sheriff’s spokesman, Detectives asked to cause the toddler inter- said he couldn’t con- speak to his persona fered with their sex life. firm if Walker was a called “Shadow,” ac- Diaz said she spoke schizophrenic or had cording to the Sumter with “Shadow” about any documented histo- County Sheriff’s Office. her concerns and made ry of mental illness. “That will be up to the State Attorney’s Office to decide,” he said. The couple lives in Bushnell. Caruthers said the investiga- tion started after dep- uties responded to Cit- rus Memorial Hospital on Sept. 19 to possible abuse of the child. The baby was eventual- ly transferred to Tampa General Hospital.

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CLERMONT GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH REAL LIFE CHRISTIAN FERNDALE MINNEOLA CLERMONT, FL CHURCH “Helping Real People Find Real Faith” •Bible centered preaching Worship Times •Blended worship • Friendly atmosphere BLESSED SACRAMENT Saturday 6:00 pm FERNDALE BAPTIST CHURCH CONGREGATION SINAI OF Sunday Worship: 10:00 am CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday 9:10 am, 11:15 am & 6:00 pm at CR455 & CR561A MINNEOLA Many Other Activities each week A Progressive Jewish Congregation 720 12th Street • Clermont, FL 34711 Weekend Programs 407-469-3888 352-394-3562 Shabbat services are conducted every 14244 Johns Lake Road, Clermont The EDGE (Children) Pastor: Gordon (Bird) Sanders Saturday Vigil Masses All Services Friday at 7:30 pm (1/2 Mile East of Wal-Mart) Sunday School: 9:15 am English: 4 pm and Spanish: 7 pm Student Groups Services are held at the synagogue located at: Jon Bekemeyer, Senior Pastor Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 am Sunday Masses: The Way (Middle School) 303A North US Highway 27, Minneola 407-877-4048 Evening Worship & 8 am, 10 am, 12 noon (Contemporary Mass) Wednesdays 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Religious School, Men’s Club & Women’s Club www.communitychurchclermont.org Discipleship Study: 6:00 pm 5 pm (Contemporary Mass) Catalyst (High School) Message line: 352-243-5353 TeamKid: Sunday 6:30 pm Reconciliation on Saturday: Sundays 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Email: [email protected] Wednesday: 7:00 pm 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm (Eng.) LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH www.getreallife.com Web: congregationsinai-clermont.org 1501 Steve’s Rd Prayer Service, Youth Activities, 6:15 pm - 6:45 pm (Sp.) Sundays 352-394-3553 Corner of Hwy 50 & 12th St. (Rt 561) Mission Kids for Children Bible Fellowship Groups 9:30 am TEMPLE OF THE LIVING GOD www.blessedsacramentcc.com Worship Service 10:40 am 415 Old Hwy 50 • 394-4596 SOUTH LAKE PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School 9:30 am Family Prayer Service 6:00 pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH Sunday Worship & Children’s Church 11:00 am CROSSROADS FAMILY FELLOWSHIP Wednesdays 137 E. Cherry St. • 429-2651 A Place of Love, Life & Growth Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Christian Non-Denominational Bible Study 7:00 pm Sunday School 9:45 am 131 Chestnut St., Clermont Wed Worship & Youth Service 7:00 pm Where our priority is God, Families & Community Sunday Worship 10:50 am & 7:00 pm Groups for adults, teens, and children 352-394-2753 Rev. Loyce Rowland 15701 S.R. 50, #106 ~Nursery provided for all services~ East Ave - 1 block south of SR 50 Wednesday 7:00 pm Clermont, FL 34711 Chris Johnson, Senior Pastor Worship Times: At Greater Hills and Hwy 50 Sunday Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m. For directions and more information, visit: MT. OLIVE MISSIONARY 9 AM (Contemporary); 11 AM (Traditional) MONTVERDE Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 p.m. www.lbcclermont.org BAPTIST CHURCH Church school for all ages 10:00 AM Children classes both services Sunday Worship Service - 11:00 AM 11043 True Life Way Childcare provided Men and women’s monthly meetings Clermont, FL 34711 Youth Group - Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 PM Sunday School - 9:30 AM WOODLANDS LUTHERAN (LCMS) Open prayer Tuesdays at 10:00 a.m. www.southlakepresbyterian.org Prayer Service - Saturday 8:30 AM 352.394.0708 15333 CR 455, Montverde, FL 34756 Sr. Pastor’s Jim and Linda Watson Bible Study - Wednesday 7:00 PM & Located just off of Lakeshore Dr. 407-469-2525 Assoc. Pastor’s Lee and Vanessa Dobson 2nd and 4th Sundays 4:00 PM ST. MATTHIAS EPISCOPAL www.woodlandschurch.com www.crossroadsfamilyfellowship.org CHURCH Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Pastor Rev. Dr. Brian Kneser [email protected] NEW JACOB’S CHAPEL MISSIONARY 574 West Montrose Street 15641 Stuckey Loop Sunday Service 8:30 am & 11 am Phone: (352)242-1144 BAPTIST CHURCH Clermont, FL 34711 Stuckey, FL 34736 (West of Mascotte) Sunday School 9:45 am God is good...all the time! 410 W. Hwy. 50 • Clermont, FL 34711 352.394.3855 Rev. Clarence L. Southall-Pastor Phone: 352-394-4720 • Fax: 352-394-8669 www.stmatthiasfl.com Phone: (352)429-3888 FIRST UNITED METHODIST Pastor: Rev. Rex Anderson Sunday Services CHURCH Assistant Pastor: Rev. Darryl Church 8:00 am  10:00 am OAKLAND Beginning Oct. 6, 2013 – 5:00 pm Service “Encountering Christ, Growing in Christ, Youth Pastor: Rev. Tone Lundy Sharing Christ, wherever we are...” Spiritual Growth Church Clerk: Mrs. Lucressie D. Mcgriff Groveland 950 Seventh Street 352-394-2412 Sunday School  Youth Group  Nursery PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Church Motto: “Equipping Changed People  Pastor: Rev. Doug Kokx Adult Bible Study Women’s Bible Study 218 E. Oakland Ave. for A Changing World!” Men’s Prayer Breakfast www.fumc-clermont.org (1/2 mile N. Hwy 50 at BUNDANT LESSINGS Schedule of Worship Services A B Sunday Worship (Traditional) 8 & 11:00 am Tubb St./ West Orange Lumber) MESSIANIC CONGREGATION Sunday Morning Service - 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship (Contemporary) 9:30 am WOOTSON TEMPLE CHURCH 8:45 am Contemporary Worship 756 W. Broad St. Sunday School 9:30 am & 11:00 am Youth/Adult Bible Study - Thursdays - 6:45 p.m. OF GOD IN CHRIST 9:45 am Sunday School For All Ages Groveland, FL 34736 Bible Studies & Childrens Activities: e-mail addresses: Elder T.L. Wootson 11:00 am Traditional Worship Marion Baysinger Memorial Library Nursery Provided All Services Sun. Night Children/Youth/Middle School 5-6:30 pm [email protected] (Pastor Anderson) 836 Scott St. Clermont, FL 34711 Sun. Night High School Activities 7-8:30 pm 394-1396 or 394-3004 Tuesday at 6:30 pm 407-656-4452 [email protected] (Church Clerk) Wed. Night Dinner & Fellowship $6pp, 5-6:30 pm Sunday 11:00 am & 7:30 pm “Jew & Gentile One in Messiah” Dr. Robert P. Hines, Jr. Contact: Lucressie Mcgriff - 352-348-7955 Weekday School: Preschool Thursday 7:30 pm 352-544-5700 www.oaklandpres.org

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Wednesday, October 2, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A9 CLERMONT Couple face fraud charges

Staff report personal home construc- three years in prison for tion and improvements, aiding and assisting in A Clermont couple has vehicles, investments, the preparation of a false been charged with tax and jewelry in that same tax return. fraud for trying to con- year totaling at least $1.5 According to state re- ceal income from the In- million,” the press release cords, Steven is list- ternal Revenue Service stated. ed as registered agent because of child support Both defendants were and president of Supe- action, authorities said. charged with conspira- Scarlet and Steven rior Contracting Inc., cy to defraud the IRS and 2630 Shady Oak Place M. Veres III, former- with willfully filing false in Groveland. Although ly contractors at a Coral tax returns. Steven also there are no Lake Coun- Springs-based company was charged with aiding called Superior Contract- and assisting in the prep- ty property records in his ing, face years in prison aration of a false tax re- name, Scarlet is listed as if convicted, the United turn. the owner of a vacant lot States Attorney’s Office Both face a mini- at that address. for the Southern Dis- mum sentence of up to She also is listed as the trict of Florida stated in a five years in prison for owner of a house at 2706 press release. the conspiracy charge Valiant Drive in Cler- In 2005, the Superior and three years for each mont. That house is val- Contracting received mil- count of willfully filing ued at $170,578 by the lions of dollars from con- false tax returns. In addi- Lake County Property tracts to repair hurricane tion, Steven faces up to Appraiser’s Office. damaged condomini- ums in St. Lucie County, stated the release from U.S. Attorney Wilfre- SEIZE THE DAY’S do Ferrer and Acting IRS Agent in Charge Michael SPORTS NEWS. De Palma. They said Scarlet was in charge of the company’s books. www.dailycommercial.com In 2007, Steven pe- titioned for a down- ward modification of his Celebrating child support to a former 44 Years spouse he divorced in in Business 2003, two years before he married Scarlet, the press release stated. In support $ of that action, Steven al- 300 legedly provided copies OFF of his delinquent person- REMANUFACTURED al and corporation in- CARTS come tax returns, which Cash or check. Must present ad on purchase. were subsequently filed Limited Time Offer - See store for details. with the IRS. 2 miles from Hwy 27 Electric Club Car “On their 2005 U.S. In- rated #1 in the world! dividual Income Tax Re- • SALES • SERVICE turn, defendants Scarlet HWY 27/441 ★ Veres and Steven M. Veres • PARTS ACCESSORIES III claimed to have an ad- WE BUY USED CARTS justed gross income of a WE TAKE TRADES negative amount, yet the 1416 North Blvd. • Hwy 441 • East Leesburg defendants had expen- 787-4440 • www.noblesgolfcarts.net • Open M-F 8-5 ditures for real property, Come Sample the BEST South Lake Chamber of Commerce Taste of South Lake & Business Expo NovemberNovember 7th7th 5:00-8:305:00-8:30 pm pm Waterfront Park Clermont, FL

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A10 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, October 2, 2013 CLERMONT | XXXXXXX CLERMONT | HISTORICAL SOCIETY

PROVIDED PHOTO Mike Corradino, primate housing developer, was the speaker at a meeting of the South Lake County Historical Society in Clermont. While most people in South Lake know PROVIDED PHOTO Corradino as the owner and publisher of the South Lake Tablet, he once operated the Representatives of the Daughters of the American Revolution attended the fall conference for the group in Florida Monkey Sanctuary for 20 years. His presentation, complete with sound effects, September at the Florida Hotel Conference Center in Orlando joining members from 100 chapters from around kept the audience laughing while sharing some of his memorable experiences and the state. Members from the Clermont Tomoka Chapter who attended were Joanne Cramer, secretary; Sarah fascinating information about primate behavior. For information about the South Lake Wyrick, parliamentarian; Carolyn Darling, vice regent; Martha Nolte, regent and Beverly Oyler, registrar. Also at- County Historical Society and the historic village call Dodie King, at 352-593-8496 or tending were Susan DeHart, treasurer and Fairrell Jacobs, historian. go to www.ClermontVillage.org. Get Out & Go!

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Selected from Historic Downtown Clermont's 80-plus members, we're pleased to present the CDP Featured Business of the Month: “Vineyards of the World” VINEYARDS OF THE WORLD Wine Room, Beer House, Cafe, Tapas A little bit about us

Let's see... How do we make this story short, interesting and precise? If there is one word that can describe us is INTERNATIONAL. Owners Yellymary (aka Mary for all of our regulars) and Sascha share a passion for food, wine and beer. In their quest for the perfect location to chill out and relax in their off days they realized that there was no place that could offer such a variety in Clermont. With this idea in mind they chose Downtown Clermont as the home for this enterprise.

We found a great location in downtown Clermont. Our current location used to be a tanning salon so you can only imagine the amount of hard work we put into that building. Oh, yes, and it is a 1924 building! It took us over 3 months to remodel the place. Yellymary took charge of the decor ideas and style. We guess all those hours invested watching HGTV and Food Network finally paid off!

Sascha was born and raised in Germany and his great passion is beer. He carefully selects the beers that go in our list (right We’re open every day but Mondays. Hours are from now over 300) always including of course the good German beers. He also has an MBA and graduated Suma Cum Laude 4pm- 2am except Sundays. Sundays we open for so he takes care of that part of the business too. farmers market at 10:30am and close at 4pm. We also serve artisanal coffees and a wide variety of non In the other hand, Yellymary was born and raised in Puerto Rico. Once she married Sascha almost 10 years ago she started alcoholic beverages. Kids eat FREE on Sunday and we learning about wines and their regions. As part of her Latin culture, she decided to include tapas to the menu and pair it have a TV Room in which we play cartoon movies for with wines and beers. She completed law school in 2009 but put a hold on her career to follow her long time dream of them. Happy Hour is every day til 7:30pm with house owning a wine bar. She is in charge of the wine and tapas menu as well all the logistics of the bar. We call ourselves wine 2 for $7. Wednesdays is Acoustic Jamming Nights educated drinkers! in which local musicians gathers to jam along with all you can drink house wine for $15. You can also rent our Now, the good question: how a German and Puerto Rican end up together? Well, we met in Puerto Rico while Sascha was facilities for private events. We also offer wine lockers an exchange student. You will have to come to the bar for the rest of the story! for rental and a cool Beer Club!

You will always get personalized service at Vineyards of the World! We host Beer School twice a month. You pay $10 for Either Mary or Sascha will be there to help you with your selection! tasting 5 beers and 5 tapas while you learn about each Right now our wine list consists of more than 100 wines and more of the beers. We host a Tapas & Wine Tasting the last than 300 craft beers! Saturday of every month and we always choose a wine region. We do 5 wines and 5 tapas and a sommelier Each one of our rooms will transport you to the main wine regions of comes and talks about the wines. October’s wine the world. We call it the EPCOT of wine bars. From Italy to Napa tasting will be Spain. Both events start at 7pm and RSVP Valley… you will be transported there with the sip of a glass of wine! is preferred. We have live entertainment every weekend. Also in October we will be celebrating our Second We love you Clermont! Thank you for your love and support! Let's Oktoberfest… Ein Prosit! This will be on October 26, have another one to celebrate all of you! Cheers! 2013 along with the Downtown Partnership.

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FROM THE FILES | 25 YEARS AGO — 1988 Reliving history through pages of the South Lake Press INCINERATOR GOING and charges of poor sanitary the annual Miss Clermont Pag- dent; Candi Walker, vice presi- FOR BOND FINANCING management of an egg farm eant held Labor Day afternoon dent; Tara Simpson, secretary; A revised contract be- west of Mascotte, the Coun- at Jenkins Auditorium. Candi and treasurer, Lona Clark. tween NRG Recovery Group ty Commission will seek adjust- Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CHS Sophomore Class of- and Lake County contain- ments to Bronson Farms’ Condi- Rob Walker, received the crown; ficers are: Michael Delaney, ing the most recent conces- tional Use Permit that includes a Keely Rogers was Miss Conge- president; Patti Prevatt, vice sions was presented to coun- formal management plan. niality and Stacy Spradlin, first president; Sandra Logan, sec- ty commissioners Sept. 6. The Florida is the first large state runner-up. Other participants retary; and Christie Surin, unapproved draft will go to to allow parents to obtain So- were Lori Schoonover, Che- treasurer. financial institutions as a ba- cial Security cards for new- rie Kuharske, Tara Simpson and CHS Freshman Class officers sis for obtaining bond financ- borns when birth registration Sherry McMaster. are: Christina Lindgren, presi- ing. Commissioners will vote information is submitted. CLERMONT HIGH SELECTS OFFICERS dent; Kim McGuire, vice pres- on the 41-page package after Minneola Mayor May Clermont High School se- ident; Suzanne Carlisle, secre- study on Sept. 12. Griffith has started a nice pub- nior class officers this school tary; and Mica Ivey, treasurer. Ann Dupee Also scheduled was a Sept. lic service for the people of year are Greg Olivenbaum, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH REMEMBER WHEN 27 vote to set in motion two or- Minneola by publishing a president; Melissa Hopkins, TO CELEBRATE 100 YEARS dinances supporting the coun- monthly bulletin about city First Baptist Church will A weekly column that reprints vice president; Kathleen Pal- ty’s obligations in the $66 mil- services and goings on. ulis, secretary; and Rhonda soon celebrate 100 years of some of the more interest- lion dollar incinerator plant. Christian ministry when its ing news stories that have ap- MISS CLERMONT RECEIVES CROWN Boykin, treasurer. peared over the years in the LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS Seven students at Clermont CHS Junior Class officers Centennial Celebration takes pages of the South Lake Press. Acting on odor complaints High School were contestants in are: Stephanie Shafer, presi- SEE HISTORY | B2 C M Y K

B2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, October 2, 2013 Naturopathic Medicine Week is Oct. 7-13 ’m writing today to pharmaceutical compa- cine, homeopathy, phys- Cause, Doctor as Teach- are receiving from those tell about another nies and the AMA were ical medicine, mind- er and Prevention is the in the conventional Igreat stride for Natu- doing to the practice of body medicine and Best Medicine. (A more medical system and the ropathic Medicine li- medicine in this coun- counseling. detailed description of system itself. censure in the United try. (Does that sound fa- After graduation, one these and other things The demand for Na- States, not just Florida. miliar?) He combined his must pass three days about Naturopathic Phi- turopathic Medicine A few weeks ago, the conventional medical of Naturopathic medi- losophy are available on has brought it to the na- U.S. Senate made Oct. training with the herbalist cal board exams before my website.) tional levels it is cur- 7-13 Naturopathic Med- and “Nature Cure” philos- licensure is granted. These tenets allow us rently enjoying. My col- icine Week. This is a fan- ophies of the U.S. and Eu- There are five, four-year to use whatever is best leagues are being seen, tastic opportunity for rope creating a truly inte- Naturopathic medi- for the patient, be it rec- heard, or read about on people to learn the ben- grative medical system. cal schools in the U.S. ommending an herbal Dr. Oz, The Katie Couric efits of Naturopathic Naturopathic licen- and two in Canada, but formula or recommend- show, The Doctors, PBS medicine and how it in- sure was granted in there are also a lot of ing surgery. It is not the NPR, as well as local tegrates with and pro- quite a few states in the correspondence Natu- pharmaceutical or the TV shows, radio shows, vides alternatives to the U.S. in the early 1900s. ropathic schools that do surgery that is necessar- and in newspapers and conventional medical Florida granted licen- not provide even close ily bad but whether it is magazines. (If you know model in this country. sure in 1926 when Natu- to the training that a used unnecessarily or Dr. Oz or one of the First, as a disclosure, I Michael ropathic physicians were four-year graduate is improperly. others please let them am one of only five peo- given full rights to prac- given. Many “holistic” prac- know I’m available). ple in Florida with both Visconti tice including prescrib- Those schools spend titioners are actually The U.S. Senate, mak- a four-year Naturopath- ing pharmaceuticals and lots of money to lob- treating “convention- ing Oct. 7-13 Naturo- ic medical degree and NATURAL MEDICINE performing minor sur- by against ND licensure ally” by giving herbs or pathic Medicine Week, an acupuncture physi- Michael A. Visconti, A.P., N.D., gery along with the com- since they would lose a supplements just like is another manifes- cian’s license, so I have is a doctor of oriental medi- pleted natural remedies customer base if states a drug. Even though tation of the aware- a vested interest in pro- cine whose office is locat- and practices. Current- become licensed as something is “natural” it ness that people want moting and growing Na- ed near the Citrus Tower. If ly there are 19 states and their graduates would can still be suppressive a safe, effective alter- turopathic medicine in you have questions regarding territories in the U.S. not be allowed to be li- and may not be treating native to the expensive, Florida. this or any other health-relat- that license NDs. censed. Unfortunately the root cause. Being on poor treatment that our I keep my license as a ed topic, you can contact him To be a licensed ND, in 1959 the Florida leg- 20 supplements instead country’s medical sys- Naturopathic physician through his website at www. you must graduate from islature shut down the of 20 drugs is not neces- tem is providing. docvisconti.com, or on Face- sarily any better for the in Vermont while trying book by signing up for the a four-year Naturopath- Board of Naturopathic For information re- to regain licensure for “Visconti Acupuncture and ic medical school which Examiners which issued person. The bottom line garding Naturopath- Naturopathic medicine Natural Medicine” fan page. is 5,000 hours just like licenses for NDs mean- is to get the body work- ic medicine, go to www. in Florida. I am also a conventional medi- ing no new licenses ing so it doesn’t need docvisconti.com. There very proud and happy pathic medical school. cal school and has the have been given in Flor- anything to make it are also links there to this awareness is hap- He was an over-achiev- equivalent educational ida since. work properly. state and national in- pening at this time as er, MD, DO, chiroprac- requirements to conven- What sets an ND apart There is a growing formation resources. September 2013 marked tor and the first Naturo- tional medical schools from other practitioners awareness and desire Feel free to contact me my 10th year in practice pathic doctor. (The titles including all the basic is the philosophy. We for Naturopathic medi- if you have questions here in Clermont. ND and NMD, Naturo- sciences, pathology, mi- practice by six tenets: cine since many peo- that the websites don’t Naturopathic medi- pathic Medical Doctor, nor surgery, and phar- Do No Harm, the Heal- ple are disillusioned and answer for you. Thanks cine began in 1903 when are used by practitioners macology along with ing Power of Nature, dissatisfied by the poor for making my 10 years Dr. Benedict Lust cre- in the U.S.) extensive education in Treat the Whole Per- treatment both clinical- in practice in Clermont ated the first Naturo- He did not like what the nutrition, herbal medi- son, Find and Treat the ly and personally they great ones.

to a resident mem- ficers are: Ted Dukes, the northeast 308 acres Among them was Elementary School Car- HISTORY bership of almost 700 president; Missy Metz, at U.S. Highway 27 and Catherine “Micki” nival. FROM PAGE B1 members and to house vice president; Andrea U.S. Highway 192. Blackburn of Clermont, Wendy Jones and this growth two addi- Knight, secretary; and Originally a town of the Republican can- Adam Whitaker con the place Oct. 2, 1988. tional sanctuaries have Holly Klinger, treasurer. 6,000-8,000 people was didate for the Florida Davis Elementary Car- In 1988 a group of five been constructed. The Members of Junior predicted and con- House of Representa- nival. people who met togeth- present church plant Girl Scout Troop 564 struction had started on tives District 46 seat. King and Queen at er for worship services includes two educa- earning badges were: some of the landscaping Ray Schalk Jr., a 1988 Clermont Elementa- organized what would tional buildings, a new Kelly Hatfield, Cara and units before fund- CHS graduate and now ry were Bryan Schuster later become known as two-story Christian life Northcutt, Tiffany ing ran out. (The prop- a freshman at Flori- and Jennifer Stephens; First Baptist Church Cl- center and the old “Ga- Beighley, Kristin Wat- erty is now home to da State University, is Bryan Williams, Prince ermont. The beginning bles” property. son and Robin Wake- Summer Bay resort.) also a published author. and Katrice McGriff, land, Boating Barge; body took the name GROVELAND NAMES IN THE NEWS He has an article, “Tur- Princess. Grace Baptist Church HIGH SCHOOL NEWS and Kelly Hatfield, Kris- key Hunting, Old Two Randy Hunt was pic- tin Watson, Melanie “Are we a bunch of after the great Grace Varsity cheerlead- Shoes” published in the tured with two bass he Horton and Kelly Gra- winners?” asked Ron- Baptist Temple in Phila- ers at Groveland High current issue of Florida caught in Lake Minne- ham, Math Whiz Badge. ald Reagan, President of delphia, P.A., previously School for the 1988- Woods and Waters Pro- haha. One weighed 9 the United States, in the 1/2 pounds, that being attended by the found- 89 school year are: BRAMALEA (NOW tector magazine, pub- ing M.E. Wilson family. Heather Cockcroft, SUMMER BAY) Roosevelt Room of the verified by Jack and Su- lished by Clermonter This family motivated Dana Coppage, Hillary It appears the hous- White House on Tues., sie Matthews. Paul Andrea. the blessing and build- Spooner, Tamu Griffen, ing development, Bra- Sept. 13. The assembled Lake County School ing of the early Bap- Margie Myers, Phyl- malea, is in the process group of 120 clapped 37 YEARS AGO — 1976 Board voted to endorse tist church at its present lis Toole, Christy Craw- of starting up develop- and cheered. They were Kim Coppage and the first Lake County and only site, at 5th and ford, Becki Judy and ment again. The prop- all Republican candi- Chuck Beard were Special Olympics to be Montrose Streets. Kristi Garner. erty is located 20 miles dates running for state crowned King and held at Leesburg High The church has grown Student Council of- south of Clermont on or national office. Queen of the Mascotte School in March 1977.

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B3 SOUTH LAKE PRESS YOUR CONTACT FOR SPORTS Wednesday, October 2 , 2013 and SPORTS EDITOR...... FRANK JOLLEY TELEPHONE...... 365-82683 FAX...... 394-8001 LEISURE E-MAIL...... [email protected] www.southlakepress.com SPORTS LEESBURG Masoline rings up 462 yards total offense FRANK JOLLEY | Staff Writer [email protected] FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE ■■ Montverde Academy at First Even Byron Masoline Academy of Leesburg, 1 p.m. seemed to realize his perfor- ■■ Winter Park Lake Howell at East mance on Friday was not a Ridge, 7 p.m. routine effort. ■■ Orlando Lake Highland Prep at The First Academy of Lees- Mount Dora, 7 p.m. burg senior ran with the ball, threw the ball, fielded punts ■■ The Villages at Umatilla, 7 p.m. and kickoffs, and intercepted ■■ Orlando Bishop Moore at Tava- a pass for the Eagles and fin- res, 7 p.m. ished with 462 yards of total ■■ Windermere Prep at Mount Dora offense in a 46-20 win against Bible, 7 p.m. Windermere Prep at Sleepy ■■ Wildwood at Crescent City, Harbor Sports Complex. 7 p.m. Dude Edwards backed up ■■ Leesburg at Orlando Edgewater, Masoline with three touch- 7:30 p.m. downs and 135 yards rush- ■■ Eustis at Keystone Heights, ing to help First Academy 7:30 p.m. of Leesburg improve to 4-0 ■■ South Sumter at Dade City Pas- overall and 3-0 in the Sun- co, 7:30 p.m. shine State Athletic Confer- ence. Coupled with Mount Windermere Prep finished Dora Bible’s 46-0 win against with 273 yards of total of- Lecanto Seven Rivers Chris- fense, including 144 rushing. tian, the Eagles and Bulldogs Davis led the rushing corps are tied for the North Divi- with 85 yards on seven car- sion lead in the SSAC. ries and completed 10-of-25 The two rivals are set to face PHOTOS BY PAUL RYAN / DAILY COMMERCIAL passes for 129 yards and two on at 7 p.m. Nov. 1 at Mount interceptions in the fourth First Academy of Leesburg’s Byron Masoline runs for a long gain against Windermere Prep at Sleepy Hollow Sports Com- Dora Bible. quarter. plex in Leesburg. The Eagles notched a 46-20 victory. Masoline got the Eagles Masoline now has 703 yards started on their second pos- Ojay Cummings scored Parker Davis ran 56 yards on tie for the SSAC North Divi- rushing this season with 12 session of the game with a twice, once through the air the first play of the game, but sion lead. touchdowns. 38 yard scoring run that in- and once on the ground. the Eagles defense stiffened “With only 17 players on The Eagles will now prepare cluded enough hip shakes “Our offensive line did an and forced a field goal. After our roster, we play iron-man for a rare afternoon game on and head bobs to make him- unbelievable job,” Maso- Masoline’s first score of the football, but our kids really Friday against Montverde self the envy of a contestant line said. “They blocked hard game, First Academy never showed us something on the Academy at Sleepy Hol- on Dancing with the Stars. It from the start and got enough trailed. defensive side of the ball,” low. The game was originally was the first of three scoring of a push against the defen- The Eagles built a 27-17 First Academy coach Sheldon scheduled for Sept. 6, but was runs for Masoline, who also sive line to give me enough lead at halftime and their un- Walker said. “These kids play postponed because of stormy passed for two touchdowns. room to run. I saw the holes derrated defense stifled the so hard whenever they’re on weather. Masoline had 326 yards when the opened and I was Lakers in the second half, the field. It’s been such a thrill Montverde Academy will rushing on 23 carries and able to hit them. outscoring their guests 19-3 for me to watch them go from enter the game with a 3-1 af- scored three touchdowns. “This was a game for the of- after intermission. Despite a a 1-8 team to where there are ter beating Orlando Christian He also completed 8-of-10 fensive line. We couldn’t have playing with a smaller roster, now. We can’t ask for any- Prep 33-30. passes for 136 yards and two done much without the job in terms of players available, thing more than they give us. First Academy of Leesburg touchdowns. they did up front.” First Academy of Leesburg I wouldn’t trade these kids for has not lost a regular-season Trevor Lloyd led the Eagles’ First Academy of Leesburg methodically imposed their any others in Lake County. game since losing 29-20 to receivers with three catches fell behind early, when Win- will on Windermere Prep, “I have the best coaching Mount Dora Bible on Sept. 7, for 89 yards and a touchdown. dermere Prep quarterback which entered the game in a job in Lake County!” 2012. Ex-South Lake standout has always been about team FRANK JOLLEY | Staff Writer the first time I met him. You “Once you are Jeff’s friend, in. However, Brown said his said. “It’s not often that you [email protected] probably wouldn’t even know you will always be Jeff’s friend likely could’ve been a see a kid for the first time and he’s a professional athlete un- friend.” success at other sports. you feel that he’s going to be Jeff Demps has never less someone told you before As if to prove Brown’s point, “He’s always been the best special. I felt that way about played to get publicity. you met him. one of the few comments at whatever he wanted to do,” Jeff when I saw him as a fresh- The former South Lake “He’s simply a really nice Demps made after Tampa Brown said. “There was one man. Even then, I thought he High School and Universi- person.” Bay announced its decision time, I was harassing him, had a shot at the NFL. ty of Florida standout under- Brown said he first met to activate him was to thank telling him he couldn’t catch “He’s a special person who stands that his ability to run Demps when Brown was his friends and supporters in and he looked me dead seri- is an incredible role model faster than all but a handful a freshman at South Lake. Lake County. He said noth- ous and said, ‘I’ll beat you at for our young people.” of people on the planet at- Demps, a grade behind ing about recent individual your best sport right now.’ We Banks said Demps has al- tracts attention, but he’d rath- Brown, was looking for play- accomplishments, which in- drove home and had a com- ways understood the impact er blend in than stand out. ers for his youth football clude being part of Team USA bine in my front yard. He beat he can have on people. At In Demps’ mind, he would league team and saw Brown at the IAAF World Champion- me at everything from throw- South Lake, for instance, he rather see his team and his and liked the ninth-grader’s ships in Moscow in August. ing a baseball to catching would turn up at events in- teammates get all the ink. size. “Thanks to everyone for all footballs to most push ups volving the Special Olympics That’s why his friends like- “I guess I was a pretty big the support and for always and everything in between. and “race” against the ath- ly weren’t surprised Sept. 23 kid, so he introduced himself being behind me over the last “Jeff has always looked a letes. when the Tampa Bay Buc- and then said his team need- several years,” Demps said. competitive edge and has an “Jeff would always let the caneers officially activated ed a quarterback,” Brown “It really means a lot!” incredible desire to be the kids beat him, and they Demps and he was nowhere said. “I told him I was a base- Said Brown, “That’s Jeff. He best at everything he takes on would be smiling from ear- to be found when reporters ball player and had never never says much, but when and that is why he is where he to-ear after that,” Banks said. went looking for a response. played on a football team be- he does talk, it comes straight is now.” “Those kids would be boast- “Jeff has never done any- fore. He wouldn’t stop ask- from his heart.” Walter Banks, Demps ing about beating Jeff Demps. thing to make a name for ing me until I agreed to play Brown, a hospital direc- coach at South Lake, echoed It made their day to race and himself,” said Logan Brown, Pop Warner football that year tor in Bowling Green, Ky., Brown’s sentiments. beat him. I don’t know many a longtime friend. “He’s al- and I went on to play in high said because of Demps’ abil- “When I learned that Jeff teenagers who had the ma- ways been about his team. He school. We became friends ity to run faster than anyone, was officially on Tampa Bay’s turity to understand how big wants to help his team win. almost instantly and we’ve football and track were natu- roster, I thought about his that was for those kids, but And he’s been that way since been friends ever since. ral sports for him to compete journey to the NFL,” Banks Jeff understood.” LHS FOOTBALL LIVE WEBCAST Listen to ALL the LHS Football Games! All LHS Football Games will be Broadcast at www.meridix.com/everywhere.php?liveid=LHSJacketFootball

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Clark said many peo- “Most people expe- investing now. and develop strategies. BOOK ple do not realize it, rience feelings of fear If someone who is 25 “That’s the sto- NEIGHBOR FROM PAGE B1 but paying themselves or greed at one time or years old can get seri- ry I wanted to tell in FROM PAGE B1 is also a must, even if another, which is why ous enough to put $50 my book. The story wisely. The book also they think that they it’s essential to keep per week into a retire- of how a small town I teach children and adults touches on some of can’t afford to. In ad- emotions out of investment portfolio, Clark country boy went up to swim. It is my hope that the biggest mistakes dition, he said keep- ing and why it’s just as said, they can grow from nothing by doing my work will help prevent people make when ing emotions in check essential to have the their money to more things others also have drownings in my community. they are trying to build through tough times right advisor who un- than $1 million. the ability to do.” 4. Name one of your greatest wealth. or events in life, as well derstands what your “The stock market is To purchase a copy of accomplishments so far. As an example of as through the good goals and fear factors one of the most effi- Clark’s book, “The Sim- My greatest accomplish- some of the tips Clark times, is also key. are to help you stay on cient and best ways to plification of Becom- ment is raising my children offers in his book, he Two things that can track,” he said. grow assets, but it’s not ing a Millionaire,” go to to be confident in them- said it is good for peo- quickly destroy a per- Clark said he does not that simple if you don’t www.amazon.com and selves. ple to start out with son’s financial assets like hearing of people know what you’re do- search for the title or 5. What’s something you’ve finding a good finan- are fear and greed, he retiring with no money. ing,” he said. “I didn’t search by author using always wanted to do but cial adviser and one said, adding that peo- He said there’s no need get to where I am with- “Gary L. Clark.” Clark’s haven’t yet? they feel comfortable ple fear a “down mar- for that to happen, es- out losing more money book will soon be re- I’ve always wanted to trav- with, develop a plan ket” the most, when in pecially if a person who than I needed to have leased as an eBook and el around the world and see and commit 100 per- reality it can be “your is in their early to mid- lost because of not to Barnes and Noble other places. cent to following it. best friend.” 20’s starts saving and knowing how to plan bookstores nationwide. 6. What advice would you give to people who want to help out in the community? Community involvement doesn’t have to be big. Ev- ery little thing we do can lead to big improvements.

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003 Legal Notices 003 Legal Notices 301 Business 405 Professional Count 2 ROBERTO L. CARABALLO TORRES Opportunities and YAHAIRA SILVA LABOY Timeshare Period Declaration of Condominium thereof recorded Week (E)32 in Condominium Unit No. in Official Records Book 1681, page 1850, RESTAURANT PHOTOGRAPHER/ 2 501-104 Public Records of Lake County, Florida, as 200 150 SEATS WITH VIDEOGRAPHER Legal Notices amended. At Your Service FULL LIQUOR Count 3 CYNTHIA ANN DORSEY Timeshare North Lake County, Period Week (E)28 in Condominium Unit No. has been filed against you, and you are re- The Daily Commercial in Leesburg, Fl. 501-102 quired to serve a copy of your written de- Serious buyers only. is seeking a photographer who can fenses, if any, to Plaintiff's attorney, Paul M. Call 352-250-7813 produce eye-catching art for our Count 4 THERESA M. GEROUX Timeshare Caldwell, whose address is, P.O. Box 003 Legal Notices 120069, Clermont, Florida 34712-0069, 201 Insurance news, sports and feature sections - Period Week (O)23 in Condominium Unit No. both in print and online. Multimedia 404-201 [email protected] on or before thirty (30) days from the first date of publica- experience should include the ability IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR LAKE to shoot video and slideshows for our COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Count 7 MARIA HERNANDEZ Timeshare Pe- tion, and to file the original with the Clerk of 205 Adult Care Case No.:13CC1634 riod Week (E)32 in Condominium Unit No. this Court either before service on Plaintiff's website. The successful candidate will 503-404 attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise NOTICE be creative, energetic and self-moti- SUMMER BAY PARTNERSHIP,a Florida gen- a default will be entered against you for the Florida Statute states, “It is a vated. You must have reliable trans- relief demanded in the Complaint. 400 eral partnership, Count 9 DANIEL KEATING JR. Timeshare Pe- misdemeanor for any person willfully, portation. Work shifts will vary and Plaintiff, riod Week (O)29 in Condominium Unit No. DATED on Sept. 17, 2013. knowingly, or intentionally to operate Employment could include some day, evening and vs. 108-108 NEIL KELLY, or attempt to operate a family day Clerk of the Court weekend hours, so flexibility is a MICHAEL JOHN BEGLEY et al care home without a license or must. The ideal candidate will have at Defendant(s). Count 10 PATRICIA M. LEBEAU and CHRIS- By: /s/D.MATTSON TINE L. DEBIENSKI Timeshare Period Week As Deputy Clerk without registering with the least one year of experience in the department, whichever is applicable”. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO F.S. (W)25 in Condominium Unit No. 404-104 401 Management business, but recent college gradu- CHAPTER 45 Ad No.00410363 Florida Statute states, “No person ates will be considered. In addition to NOTICE IS GIVEN, that pursuant to a Final Count 11 LINDA GAY LINDSEY Timeshare Pe- September 25 & October 2, 2013 shall advertise a child care facility your base salary, we offer an excellent Judgment of Foreclosure in the captioned riod Week (E)31 in Condominium Unit No. without including within such benefits package to include Health In- 402-402 matter dated Sept. 12, 2013 I will sell to the advertisement the state or local surance (Medical, Dental, Vision and highest bidder for cash at the front door of agency license number of such Supplemental), Life Insurance, 401k the Lake County Courthouse, 550 West Main Count 12 BEVERLEY E. NESBETH and AM- 100 BROZE M. MORGAN Timeshare Period Week facility. The statute applies to anyone Retirement Plan, Paid Time Off and Street, Tavares, Florida 32778, at 11:00 AM Announcement with more than 1 unrelated child STORE MANAGER on Oct. 17, 2013, the following-described (O)41 in Condominium Unit No. 501-302 more. property, all of which are SUMMER ISLES in their home. for Pike’s Electric Lighting & Fans, CONDOMINIUM I, according to the Declara- Count 13 TREVOR DERALD STONE and Inc. Applicants must have managerial Send your resume, tion of Condominium thereof recorded in Offi- NANCY MARIE STONE Timeshare Period 104 Special experience as well lighting & sales ex- references and cial Records Book 2172, page 2336, Public Week (W)8 in Condominium Unit No. perience; design and construction 503-302 Notices 281 Roofing portfolio to: Records of Lake County, Florida, as knowledge a plus but not required. editorialjobs@ amended. Count 14 RICHARD LEE SWAIN and BONNIE We offer excellent health benefits, dailycommercial.com LYNN SWAIN Timeshare Period Week (E)27 NOTICE TO 401(k), and PTO. Company is an or mail to: Count 1 MICHAEL JOHN BEGLEY Timeshare Equal Employment Opportunity Em- Period Week (O)35 in Condominium Unit No. in Condominium Unit No. 502-203 ADVERTISERS 212 E. Main Street 402-102 DATED: Sept. 16, 2013 ployer and Drug-Free Workplace, MVR Leesburg, FL 34748 Paul M. Caldwell & Background checks. PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD FOR McHALE ROOFING INC. EOE Caldwell & Payne, P.A ERRORS THE FIRST DAY IT APPEARS Fax resume to: Post Office Box 120069 Re-Roofs and Repairs (352)399-2965 Clermont, FL 34712 SINCE THE DAILY COMMERCIAL WILL Tile, Metal, Shingles Telephone: 352-242-2670 NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR Flat Roofs & [email protected] INCORRECT ADS AFTER THE FIRST Mobile Homes Attorney for Plaintiff DAY OF PUBLICATION. IF YOU FIND NEIL KELLY Excel. Ref’s Avail. AN ERROR CALL THE CLASSIFIED Licensed & Insured Clerk of the Court DEPARTMENT IMMEDIATELY AT By: /S/D. Mattson CCC1328197 Deputy Clerk 314-3278 OR 748-1955. Call: 352-255-2758

Ad No.00409769 THE PUBLISHER ASSUMES NO September 25 & October 2, 2013 FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRORS OR FOR OMMISSION OF COPY. LIABILITY SHALL NOT EXCEED THE COST OF THE PORTION OF IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION SPACE OCCUPIED BY SUCH ERROR. Case No.: 13CC2159 300 SUMMER BAY PARTNERSHIP,a Florida gen- CANCELLATIONS eral partnership, Financial Plaintiff, CANCELLATION FOR ADS RUNNING vs. SATURDAY MUST BE MADE BY CROSSWORD ANSWERS PUZZLE ON PAGE B2 BETTY D. AGBONKPOLO, et al, FRIDAY BY 2:00, CANCELLATIONS Defendant(s). FOR SUNDAY & MONDAY MUST BE 301 Business CAST MATS THEM SHA NOTICE OF ACTION MADE FRIDAY BY 5:00 Opportunities Count 6 ABBIGAIL K KADAR OPORTO THEO HALOS TAC YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to fore- RESTAURANT DUNCAN HANDLEWI THCARE close a mortgage on the following-described 150 SEATS WITH 106 Personals ORNERY O I L AOK OLDBAT property, in Lake County, Florida: FULL LIQUOR REEDS PRESSSECRETARY TIME-SHARE PERIOD WEEK (O)34 in Condo- LOOKING FOR Jenny L. Searcy. Car ti- North Lake County, minium Unit No. 403-301 of SUMMER BAY tle, reward. 750-4339 or Serious buyers only. SEC PRE GAT POM TEL RESORT CONDOMINIUM III, according to the 352-350-3723 Call 352-250-7813 STACIE SRI DALIS THEFB I ANNE AETHER WAVE ESC GAME LAUDE C I V SOLDOUT MOBS SL I P READTHISGRIDINBRAILLE I NTO OCTO ORB I SON EEL MEANT KENS K I A GADS ERRORS ASHY AC I D I C RATED AER QUESTS CRT SAX RA I GSN HEM TOUCHTONEPHONE OPERA SCR I BE ABE L I T SWEDES CONTACTPO I SONS ANTONE ACE GAHAN ABET GUT TER NOR ROSY TORO SPYS C M Y K

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DFWP/EOE 29”W x 18”D x 29.5” H. $50. Needed at New Submit resumes to 888-420-1861 or DRIVER CDL CLASS A 352-728-3571 Daycare Center in Eustis, FL. [email protected] Loading/unloading truck required. Or complete application at Must have 45 hr DCF training Clean Driving record/Background. 455 TWIN BED white laminate, new mat- 352-357-8005 912-1 Venture Ave., Leesburg 560 Pet Restaurants/ Supplies tress. $100. 352-250-4711 Hotels/Clubs TWIN BEDS (2), complete w/linens. AQUARIUM 410 Sales 432 Dental 4 ft. long, 1 ft, wide, 20” $400. Call 352-589-1787 high. $50 Please call 722 Duck Lake Rd. BARTENDER - FT 352-365-0191 DENTAL ASSISTANT The Villages, FL 32159 MUST be experienced. WICKER TABLE 40” round, glass top. Experienced for busy office. Must Fax 352-787-9632 Evenings & Weekends w/2 chairs. $75 352-753-1834 Apply in person 3-5pm BIRD CAGE small. Like new $25. Call have expanded duties & radiology EOE/DFWP 352-603-9604 certified. Looking for outgoing VIC’S EMBERS SUPPER CLUB dependable, professional person must 7940 US Hwy. 441 Leesburg, FL 605 Appliances $$$$$$$$$$$$$ be able to multi task. CAT CONDO TREE 4’H, 3 levels. Car- Hand out FREE Newspapers, in pet. Good cond. $80. 352-751-1178 Appliances With different locations within our Lady Lake Area NOW HIRING! 352-409-6691 delivery area. Starvos Pizza in Warranties $75 & up! Fruitland Park. DOG STROLLER Used Beds all sizes! (Clermont area call Joseph at: ELECTRICIANS & up to 30lbs. Cup hold- •Exp’d Sever •Cook & •Pizza Maker ers & carrier. $50. 352-602-7332 3Buy 3 Sell 3 Trade 3 Fast deliv- 813-484-3766.) 435 Medical ELECTRICAL Call 352-315-0028 APPRENTICES ery Eustis, Lake and DRIFTWOOD for reptile aquarium (2 Sumter County and tell people Applicants must have experience and call Buzzy’s FRONT DESK a clean driving record, high school di- SERVER F/T pieces) for use in 3ft. $100 352-315-9886 about the Specials. For busy Urgent Care. Computer ori- 407-878-6431 Part time Days & Evenings. ploma or equivalent. Company is an Experience required www.buzzysbeds.com ented typing skills a must. Profes- EOE and Drug-Free Workplace. Excel- Apply in person, Good for retirees. sional appearance & well groomed. FERRET CAGE, extra large on wheels. lent health benefits, 401k and PTO; Harbor Hills Country Club, CONVECTION OVEN Countertop. Black Call Ed 352-217-9937 Fax resume to: New cond. $100. Call MVR & Background checks. 6538 Lake Griffin Rd. Lady Lake & Decker used once. $35. 352-315-1703 352-242-7909 $$$$$$$$$$$$$ Apply in person at: No Phone Calls Please 352-589-5860 Pike's Electric, Inc. PET KENNEL chain link w/gate 6’x9’ LEASING SPECIALIST NEEDED LICENSED THERAPIST 719 Industrial Drive Wildwood, FL 34785 SERVERS & COOKS $99 Call 352-728-5911 DISCOUNT Program Asst., and Recovery Coach Apply in person: O’Keef’s Irish Pub APPLIANCE for an exciting new in-home Family Downtown Tavares Repair-Sales-Service Most Repairs Behavior Therapy program serving HELPER $60 Plus Parts Lake County at risk families. Training To cover & install will be made available in this evidence awnings. Valid FL. Dr. 470 General in Lady Lake/The Villages Area. Wants based practice. Lic. Clean record. Professional w/1yr Sales Exp. Must be Apply at Apply in person able to plan, report, and meet dead- 600 240 SR 44, Leesburg ALUMINUM / INSTALLERS / HELPER lines. FT & Wknds required. $11/hr Experienced Driver license required Merchandise (more w/exp.) + Commission & Bo- Apply in Person WASHER, DRYER, nus. Benefits. LOCAL SOD COMPANY Aluminum Contractors Mart REFRIGERATOR Apply at 797 Teague Trail - OR LOOKING FOR CLASS A CDL DRIVERS 1203A West Main St., Leesburg “Don’t Toss It Fax (813) 636-8863, for local runs. Hrly pay. 515 W Main St. Leesburg or 352-323-0068 Fix It For Less” Attn: Leasing Specialist online at www.lsbc.net Apply in person 16929 CR 48, Mt. Dora Buying Clean EOE/Drug & Smoke Free WP DFWP/EOE Washers & Dryers 601 Antiques Days, Evenings & Weekends CROCK BUTTER CHURN 3 gallons, In- Call Now dian Head on side. Complete w/top 352-874-1238 & paddle. Excel. cond. $250 Call 8pm CARRIERS 352-793-3877. DISHWASHER GE, beige, works good, No matter what time $40. Please call 352-357-4117 24 Need immediately for Time to sell that of the day it is, LEESBURG DESK well over 100 yrs. old. Dark motorcycle! 7 wood, inlayed leather. $100 Call DISHWASHER, Whirlpool. Asking $100. you can place 352-742-2856 Call 352-728-5256 your classified DRYERS (2) both gas, Good cond. Ask- merchandise ad ing $100. Please call Daily Commercial 603 Collectibles 352-404-8288 online, pay for it and 212 E. Main St. just wait for the Leesburg or BUYING Baseball, Football, Basketball, FREEZER Frigidaire “Commercial” up- Email: Carriers@ Non-sports cards right. Like new. $275 obo. phone to ring! dailycommercial.com (pre 1980) autographs, memorabilia, 352-314-2717 Include name, address bobbin heads. Sets, singles. No col- and phone numbers. lection to large. Call: 352-589-7981 Candidates must have or E-mail: REFRIGERATOR 16.5 cu.ft. White, Excel Fast, convenient and reliable transportation, [email protected] cond. $100 obo 315-219-2867 Rick picked his price, on your schedule! Drivers License & Ins. uploaded a photo and EOE DOLL REFRIGERATOR side/ side, stove, mi- paid for his ad. Boyd’s Yesterdays Child, Laura w/box & cert. $45. 352-360-0028 crowave, dishwasher. Maytag, White. $600 for all. Call It’s just that simple! FIGURINES Jim Shore’s, Santa/bag, 352-360-1740 Santa/cat & Santa/birdhouse. $50. 352-326-8490 REFRIGERATOR Whirlpool, with ice maker. $350. 352-728-5256 PRESS OPERATOR Needed for the Daily Commercial. RECORD COLLECTION 113 LP’s $100 STOVE, Whirlpool, electric, self clean- Minimum 3 yrs. experience. obo Call 352-357-2218 ing. $350. 352-728-5256 FULL TIME/ NIGHTS & WEEKENDS. STAMP COLLECTION TELEVISION Hitachi 60” HD, floor Apply in person with World War II 100 canceled stamps. $5 Call 406-9405 model, with built in speakers. $275. Press Room work history at 352-314-2717. the Daily Commercial www.dailycommercial.com Mon.-Fri., 8am-5pm 212 E. Main Street Leesburg or 606 Electronics *Employment advertisements are excluded. Fax resume to: 604 Furniture Please call 352-314-FAST to speak with a customer service rep. 352-365-1951 DIGITAL TV CONVERTER BOX Zentih. BOX SPRING & MATTRESS full size. Lake: 352-314-3278 or Sumter: 352-748-1955 Sorry, No phone Like new. 1/2 price $40. calls please. EOE $45 Please call 352-787-2745 352-365-2301 C M Y K

Wednesday, October 2, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS B9 606 Electronics 652 Articles 675 Sports/ 807 Apartments 819 1101 Boats For Sale Recreation Unfurnished Manufactured GAME PSP Sony brand new in box. BASSTRACKER PRO-160. $100 Call 352-455-334 Homes Rental 2013. Brand New! DISHES Noritake Affection, 8 place set- BICYCLES 3 Wheel, rebuilt. Large Seat LEESBURG Lots of Extras! tings. Never used. $100. 602-7522 & Basket. $150. 1-352-346-1434 1ST MO. FREE! Paid $13+. NINTENDO GAME CUBE Nintendo 64 & SPANISH VILLAGE CLERMONT HWY. 50 Sony Playstation One. All for $100. Before Groveland Sell for $9500. BIKE RACK Thule, bumper carrier. Pool, great location! Umatilla area 357-2771 FIESTAWARE DISHES cups & saucers, Furn. Efficiency, incl. Mobile Homes For Sale assorted colors $99 Call Holds 2 bikes. $60 obo. w/Owner Finance Call 618-889-8011 352-343-0332 util. & cable $700/mo. RECEIVER Denon with remote. Very 352-250-8290 2/1 apt. $600/mo. Call Rick BONITA 15’ needs work. Asking $100. good cond. Asking $99. 407-547-9394 Call 352-267-6358 BOFLEX PR3000 GYM, new. Over $900 Furn. $700/mo + util. 352-323-4862 FURBY (Electronic) Pink & Grey. Still in 352-728-5555 •Remodeled 3br/2ba box. $30 obo. Call 352-742-4584 new, asking $450 obo. Call “LAST ONE” 352-323-3482 PONTOON 20’. TELEVISION 27” Sony Trinitron, very LEESBURG 2/1.5, fully remodeled, town From $1,000 down 1996 Low. good picture. $60 352-589-8363 GRILL CHAR-BROIL 3 burners, stainless home style, very large. $650/mo + ---$$500/month$$--- Fish & Fun. trim. $55. Call 352-326-3581 GOLF CLUBS, 3 iron thru SW, driver, 3 $350 security dep. incl. water & Also Avail. 50hp Johnson, wood, putter. $75 352-245-0716 Handyman Special’s TELEVISION Sony FD Trinitron, Wega. trash. Call 352-552-0181 Lots of extras! 32”, not flat. Villages. $25 HALLOWEEN COSTUME adult ladies, •1 & 2br from No Trailer. GOLF SE, graph, woods, 3-PW irons, ---$350/month$$--- 828-260-3868. $15. Call 352-434-9855 $3500. SOLD bag. Like new. $50 Call LEESBURG Downtown For other rentals only 352-735-6927 area. The Enclave at Call 352-874-7375 HANGING LAMP Tiffany style w/chain & Cauthen Circle. A new 1120 Marine 608 A/C & Heat electrical. $50 Please call apartment home GOLF SET ladies set, brand new Wil- LADY LAKE 352-365-6075 community of 1 BR, , 2/2, $450/mo. small de- Equip/ son. Asking $85. Please call posit. No pets. 352-267-6358 AIR CONDITIONER window unit. 8000 352-217-4012 1 BA Luxury apts. Supplies BTU’s, Frigidaire, 1 yr. old. 2 yr. ex- HOT TUB Good cond. Contractor Only. Call 352-702-2949 tended warranty. $100 Call $100. Call 386-405-8346 ~ Fully Equipped ~ LADY LAKE/FRUITLAND PARK 2/1 BOAT SEATS padded, (2) w/6” swivel 352-460-4962 ROD & REEL 8ft. rod w/penn 6500SS pedestals. Used twice, $50 Call reel. $100 Please call w/carport Lg. porch & fenced yard. LEESBURG 742-2319 ITALIAN ICE CARTS FOR SALE with all 352-728-5704 $550/mo. Just off 441. Call AIR CONDITIONER, Window unit, 5200 the trimmings. I am currently in 5 FIRST MONTH $99 352-408-8562 btu, 110 power. $45. Call Dave venues. These carts earn between 9 MOVE IN SPECIAL! 1150 R V & TRAMPOLINE ReBounder 4’. $50. •2/1 $500/dep. 255-7623 - 13,000 per year currently. The sky LEESBURG 6 mi. West. 2/1, CHA. obo. •2/1 w/W/D hookup $550/dep. Campers is the limit!! I have the whole system $525/mo. + security. Call Call 352-217-5104 •2/2 w/W/D hookup $600/dep. HEAT PUMP PERMANENT AIR FILTER you need to start making money this 352-455-0546 FLEETWOOD SOUTHWIND ‘00, Class A, 18 x 20 x 1. $35. Call week. I am asking $25,000 for the Call 352-516-1244 Ask for Tina gas, 32’ w/slide out. Low miles. 352-323-8168 COMPLETE PACKAGE. I am willing $21,000 obo. 352-324-2488 to negotiate any lesser deals. The 685 Tools/ TAVARES $495/mo. carts must remain together in order LEESBURG nice 1br, includes all utili- Furn or 1/2 off homes. Machinery TOW DOLLY ‘04, Mastertow, new tires. to get the value of the venues. Text ties, $600/mo, Social Security wel- 352-343-7780 624 Children’s comed. Call 813-781-9540 riverestwaterfrontresort.com $500. 352-324-2488 items me for more details. It's a winner!!! AIRLESS SPRAY PAINTER, Wagner, 352-516-8331 used once. $95 Call 352-343-5773 TRAILER HITCHES (3) 1 adjustable, 1 LEESBURG Palmora Park, 2 br. garage w/stabilizer bars. $225. Call BARBIE TOWNHOUSE, good cond. $60. apt. Covered parking. 1 block to 825 Rent-To-Own LION PICTURE on blk background, RADIAL ARM SAW 10” Craftsman with 352-603-0005 Please call 352-669-4789 lake. $595/mo. 352-255-6002 w/silver. $100 obo. Call stand. Asking $99. 352-552-1313 352-394-6204 TAVARES $495/mo. SAUCER like exercycle, used 3 times. Furn or 1/2 off homes. 1200 $20 Please call 352-742-1527 RADIAL ARM SAW Craftsman 10”. MATTRESS 1 & 1/2 yr old, King size. $90. Call 352-357-9694 LEESBURG, Duplex VERY CLEAN 2/1 no 352-343-7780 Transportation Serta Pillow Soft. Clean. $60. pets $550/mo + dep Call riverestwaterfrontresort.com SHOES girls size 4, Nike. brand new in 352-461-8586 352-551-6772 box. $20. Please call SAW elec. 6 1/2”, 1/2 elec. drill & belt 1205 Autos sander. $30 for all. 352-753-1170 352-455-7557 LEESBURG, MEN’S CLOTHING XLg shirts 42W AUTO TESTING EQUIPMENT. Variety of shorts. 10 pcs. $20. 321-246-4371 PEPPERTREE APTS. SHOES New Balance, boys. New in box. TABLE SAW 2503 South St. pieces. $100. Call 352-787-9197 Runs good. $60. Size 12. $17. SOLD METAL 4 SHELF UNIT 5’Hx30Wx16D. Now Avail. 1 & 2BR 62+. Handi- Call 352-459-9856 capped or disabled. Spacious units, CASH PAID $20. 352-391-1668 900 FOR JUNK CARS! quiet, A/C community rm. Staring at TOOL CHEST w/desk, Craftsman. Good $450. Hurry, before they are gone! $300 and up. 625 Building MOVING BOXES all sizes, including 3 Real Estate cond. $75 Call 352-742-3472 Equal Housing Opportunity Call 352-771-6191 wardrobe boxes. $75 Call Supplies/ Call Christina For Sale 352-435-7784 Materials 352-728-1500 CASH PAID FOR JUNK CARS! $300 and up. SHOWER DOOR tempered opaque ORIENTAL RUG room size, Blue flow- LYN TERRACE ered. $95, Please call after 5pm Call 352-771-6191 glass. 27 1/4”x 69 1/4”. $100. Eustis 446-7849 352-460-4213 903 Homes 352-357-7332 HYUNDAI SONATA SE ‘2011, 35K mi, 800 For Sale all power. Carfax. $16,300. www.lynterrace.com SINK large pedestal, bisque color. Like Real Estate Great Move-In 431-1653 OTTER BOX for IPhone 3. Black & pink, new. $35 obo. 352-404-9460 Specials & Free Gifts! LAKE YALE 2/2 Home in Gated Com- w/clip. $30. Call 352-409-8264 For Rent *1 & 2 Bedroom Units munity on Lake Yale. 1128sf of liv- LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1982 Mark III. SLIDING WINDOW for mobile home. *All 1st Floor- ing space. Fully Furn. Paved Drive- Garage kept. Second owner last 25 61Wx39H. FREE. 352-728-6493 PORCH BENCH 4’, wooden w/wrought No Stairs! way with Carport. 8X8 Shed. yrs. Ready to drive & show. Lots of iron sides. $50. 352-406-9405 $20,000 Negotiable. Call chrome. Beautiful. $4750. Call WATER HEATER USED electric, 60 gal- 570-690-3621 407-443-6669 lons. Asking $60. 352-314-9065 806 Houses 808 Apartments Unfurnished 1206 Aviation POTS & PANS (11 pieces) black, T-FAL Furnished LEESBURG, Nice house for sale. Nor- mandy wood subd. 3/2/2 1593sf 635 Garden Good cond. $25 Call 352-343-8964 CLERMONT 3/2, Vista’s, scrn porch, lg. FRUITLAND PARK $59K cash!! Call Kevin for viewing yard. $1150/mo + security dep. 727-515-5860 1210 Mcycles/ GLIDER COUCH & 2 CHAIRS alum., ROOSTER & SUNFLOWER DISHES Good $1150. Call 352-394-0001 TWIN PALMS MARINA vintage. $100 Call 352-617-5498 cond. $75 for all. 352-435-4520 NEWLY RENOVATED Mopeds 1 BR. MOBILES FULLY TAVARES, 3/2, w/office CHA, 1,498sf, CLERMONT HWY. 50 FURNISHED ALL 2 car garage, corner lot, 1/4 ac. HARLEY DAVIDSON LAWN MOWER Husqvarna 42” cut, 8 SEWING MACHINE Singer. New in box.. Before Groveland UTILITIES INCLUDED, Built ‘06, lists as $219,900, asking 2001 Sportster 1200, months old. $950 FIRM. 753-9637 Asking $90. Call 321-262-5485 Mobile Homes For Sale CABLE TV. FREE USE $195K, for more info. call 24K miles. Runs w/Owner Finance 954-261-1801. perfect. Excel. cond. SHOES men’s, size 10 1/2, 20 pairs for OF KAYAK & CANOES. LAWN TRACTOR Craftsman, 46” cut. 1 Call Rick CONVENIENCE STORE Must see to yr. new. $995. FIRM 352-408-4084 $50. Please call 352-728-3928 407-547-9394 appreciate. ON PROPERTY. NO UMATILLA, For sale, owner financing, •Remodeled 3br/2ba SECURITY DEPOSIT $2900 obo SILVERWARE Rogers, Eternally Yours. needs some work. 352-702-8613 “LAST ONE” WITH PROOF OF SOLD 1950’s , 57 pieces. $100. SOLD From $1,000 down INCOME. GREAT FOR MOWER 22” 3.5 Briggs. & Stratton De- ---$$500/month$$--- WATERFRONT HOME HARLEY SPORTSTER ‘08. 883, Black. SENIORS WEEKLY & 5400 mi. pendable. $65. Call 352-396-8938 SINGING PARAKEET ON STAND sensor Also Avail. MONTHLY RATE. FRUITLAND PARK & batteries, never opened. $15. Handyman Special’s 3/2 canal front, Lake Griffin Many extras. SMALL PETS As New Cond. PATIO TABLE & 4 CHAIRS, glass top, 352-360-1209 •1 & 2br from WELCOME. $144,900 Call 352-787-4584 square, taupe. $100. ---$350/month$$--- GalbreathRealty.com 1 female owner. $4,800. CALL 352-787-4514 Call 352-391-2597 301-788-6361 SUEDE WESTERN JACKET w/fringe. For other rentals only Call 352-874-7375 Size 14 ladies. $100 obo. LEESBURG HONDA CL350 1970, 8,500 miles. SPREADER, pull behind, Brinly-Hardy. 352-460-5044 EUSTIS lake & dock, Large 1/1 2230 1ST MO. FREE! Perfect condition. $2,600 obo. New. $100 Call 352-728-6189 W. CR 44. W/D, tiled floors, SPANISH VILLAGE 352-516-9080 SUITCASE, SAMSONITE w/wheels, lg. $600/mo. Good ref’s, non-smoker. Pool, great location! STAGHORN FERN in wire basket. 3’ excel. cond. $30. 352-343-1050 305-970-5379 Furn. Efficiency, incl. util. & cable SUZUKI 2004 Volusia, 23K mi, hard wide. $30. Call 352-787-0811 $700/mo. 1000 bags, incl. trip pack. 2 matching TABLE folds dual leaf, solid butcher 2/1 apt. $600/mo. helmets. Was $3500, 1st $2500 TREE SALE EUSTIS waterfront 2/2, carport, Pet OK. Furn. $700/mo + util. Manufactured cash takes it. 352-552-5953 block for RV or home. $100 $700/mo. Call 352-589-0749 •6’ +/- Oaks Etc. 347-7350 352-728-5555 Homes $10 or 15 for $100 FRUITLAND PARK 3/2/1 Duplex, quiet 1230 Vans •Oaks - 8’-10’ TUXEDO Men’s, Coat/Pants size 48-42. TAVARES $495/mo. $39 or 3/$105 family area. Lawn care included. Furn or 1/2 off homes. Like new $65. 352-217-4809 $745/mo. 352-874-5966 FORD FREESTAR MINI VAN ‘05, 85K •Larger trees 12’ +/- 352-343-7780 mi. Great cond. One owner. $5,500. $95. to $275. riverestwaterfrontresort.com Call 352-638-2330 •12’ +/- Bald Cypress TYPEWRITER Brothers, elec. New, 1001 Mfd Homes •Nice Sago Palms Originally $200 Asking $99 Call LADY LAKE Furn. 3 room Cottage, For Sale CATT’S TREES 352-750-3984 5611 Berts Rd. for couple. 809 Roommate 1247 Trailers 352-669-1618 $450/mo. 1st, last & security Will sell for $40,000. Please call Wanted CLERMONT HWY. 50 LAWN TRAILER 5’x8’x14”, 12” wheels, WIG, new $10 Please call 317-446-9063 Before Groveland ramp. $350 Call SOLD 352-638-0300. LEESBURG female to share 2/1 apt. Mobile Homes For Sale 640 Guns w/Owner Finance LEESBURG Like New 3/2 patio homes House privileges. $400/mo incl. util. Call Rick 1250 Antique in nice community. $795/mo. Going $100 dep. Call 352-460-5668 AMMUNITION 10 boxes 22 long rifle 407-547-9394 Fast! Cars shells. $55. Call 352-324-2236 •Remodeled 3br/2ba Call NOW! “LAST ONE” 655 Musical 352-408-8887 AUTO SWAP-CORRAL AMMUNITION Bulgarian, 7.62x54R, 810 Duplexes From $1,000 down SHOW - OCT 6th 147 grain, 440 rounds, steel core, Instruments ---$$500/month$$--- LEESBURG, 3/2.5/2 built as a model Sumter County in sealed tin. $95. 324-4125 CLERMONT HWY. 50 Also Avail. Fairgrounds KEYBOARD YAMAHA PSR-6, excel home with upgrades. $1,200 per Handyman Special’s mo., $1,000 deposit and first Before Groveland Sumter Swap Meets. GLOCK MAGAZINES (2) Glock car plate cond. $75. Wildwood, 653-3199 Mobile Homes For Sale •1 & 2br from 800-438-8559 month's rent to move in. Call ---$350/month$$--- speed loader. $80. Call Heather at 352-308-9426 w/Owner Finance 352-205-2925 ORGAN Hammond electric, Cedarwood. Call Rick For other rentals only Excel. cond. $100. 352-617-0398 407-547-9394 Call 352-874-7375 1264 Auto RIFLE Springfield, 22 long w/scope. MOUNT DORA 3/2, CHA, lg. fenced •Remodeled 3br/2ba Parts Bolt action. $150. 1-352-346-1434 PIANO 1955, upright w/bench. Good yard. $750/mo + dep. Small pets “LAST ONE” EUSTIS 2/1 in 55+ park. Shed & car- Accessory cond., tuned. $250 Call allowed. Please call 352-978-1696 From $1,000 down port & A/C porch. $2,500. Call 352-357-5556 SMITH & WESSON, 38 snub nose re- 352-201-6249 ---$$500/month$$--- CAR COVER New, fits up to SUV size. volver, like new, rare no longer Also Avail. $100 obo. Call 352-460-0458 made. $500. 352-793-4019 RENTALS Handyman Special’s EUSTIS 2/2 dbl. wide. 24’x48’, scrn 660 Office LONG TERM & •1 & 2br from rm. & utility rm. $16,500 Call TIRES (2) 205-55-R16. 70% tread UNFURN. RENTALS IN ---$350/month$$--- 352-589-5639 left. $60. 352-323-3587 649 Medical Furniture/ SOUTH LAKE COUNTY For other rentals only Supplies ROCKER REALTY Call 352-874-7375 TIRES (2) good shape, 215/55/17. Ask- 352-394-3570 LEESBURG, a Palm Harbor 2/2 dbl. ing $90 Please call 352-742-0894 DIABETIC SUPPLIES, Easy Max monitor, wide, partially furn. Located at Lake- with all supplies. $80. COMPUTER DESK w/hutch. Good cond. Ask For Janet or Emily LEESBURG, 1br, 2br & 3br Great price RockerRealtyInc.com $599+. Call 352-350-7109 side Village on the Chain of Lakes. 352-728-8289 Heavy, Umatilla $100 771-2310 Clean inside, with a nice sized land- TIRES (2) Goodyear, P225/55R17. scaped yd. backing up to Sable Bluff Good tread. $100. Call LEESBURG, 352-343-7748 SLIDING BATH TRANSFER BENCH. TIME CLOCK Amano, #TCX11 & 25 slot 807 Apartments Beautiful Remodeled Preserve. Move in ready price to sell Swivel seat, long version. $100. time card holder. $60. Unfurnished 2br/1ba $23,900. 326-5296 352-455-4886 only $500/mo. Call 352-409-1393 1275 Golf CLERMONT - 2br/2ba in convenient lo- 1721 Birchwood Circle Carts WHEELCHAIR RAMP alum. good cond. Call 352-325-1289 TAVARES $495/mo. $50 Please call 352-430-3911 674 Exercise Equipment cation. 2 story units include washer/dryer. NO PETS! $750 + now! Furn or 1/2 off homes. 352-343-7780 CLUB CAR $500 security deposit. Call Tony @ Runs good. EXERCISE BIKE Gold Gym, 2010 model. 407-948-8038 MT. DORA, Desirable 2/2/1 riverestwaterfrontresort.com 652 Articles Asking $85 Call 352-633-2457 Fenced/shaded yard. Quiet dead Looks good. For Sale end St. No Smoking or Pets Good batteries. CLERMONT HWY. 50 321-689-4529 1002 Mfd $1095. EXERCISE MACHINES (2) designed by Before Groveland Call 352-638-0731 BATHTUB Whirlpool w/12 jets & heater. Tony Little. ALL FOR $70. Mobile Homes For Sale Homes Excel. cond. $200 obo. SOLD! 352-874-0352 w/Owner Finance W/ land CLUB CAR ‘97, 48V, 3 yr. old batteries. Call Rick 816 Commercial Has rear seat. $1800 obo Call BEADED NECKLACES (36) w/matching NUBAX TRIO & TONY LITTLE GAZELLE. 407-547-9394 Property For Sale 419-236-9574 earrings. Assorted colors. $75 Excel cond. $100 352-516-3596 •Remodeled 3br/2ba 633-0641 “LAST ONE” SPACE FOR LEASE CLUB CAR ‘97, STATIONARY EXERCISE AIR BIKE Good From $1,000 down LOCATION: new batteries. 48V, cond. Asking $60. 352-446-7467 ---$$500/month$$--- 197 Wendell Ave. 1 owner. Rain cover, BEDDING (2) pink spreads, shams & Also Avail. Groveland, FL 34736 ights, turn signals, & mirrors. Handyman Special’s Like new. toss pillows, 84” drape & pink doll TREADMILL Weslo, excel cond. $60 •1 & 2br from $1850 lamp. Good cond. $30. FIRM. Please call 352-460-0208 BLDG. SIZE: 1100 352-404-8288 ---$350/month$$--- •1st Bldg. is a 8,800sf Call 352-978-1352 For other rentals only metal building Recreation Call 352-874-7375 E-Z-GO ‘01, 36 volt 2012 batteries, CHANDELIER Dining Room, unique style 675 Sports/ •2nd Bldg. is a lights, rain enclosure, fold down $65 Please call 352-314-0677 Recreation 4,200sf metal windshield, turn signals. Excel EUSTIS building shape, Asking $1,950. Please call COFFEE MAKER Kitchen Aid. Brand All remodeled Apts! 352-357-6638 or 352-205-3066 new. Paid $189. Sell for $100. BICYCLE (2) ladies Schwinn, needs mi- 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms All paved parking, all 1101 Boats 352-978-7461 nor restorations. $60 for both. Special starting at fenced, offices and PAR CAR 2005 343-2711 $475 Only $350 Dep. Pet OK. bathrooms in BASSTRACKER PRO-160. 48V Excel cond. 352-357-5675 both buildings. 2013. Brand New! New batteries, tires, DESIGNER CLOTHING Chicos/Cache, Lease all this for Lots of Extras! side curtains. 10/pcs. $100. 321-246-4371 BICYCLE comfort, men’s, 7 speed. High LAKEFRONT 1br cottage, screened $3,250 a month. Paid $13+. On board charger. handle bars, gel seat. $69. porch incl. elec., water, sewer & Sell for $9000. $2,500 DISHES 12 piece setting w/extra serv- 728-6835 Wi-Fi. Starting at $695/mo. Travel For more information Umatilla area Please call ing pieces. $50. 352-365-0109 Trailer $500 mo. 386-747-7119 Call (352)267-5520 Call 618-889-8011 352-399-2126 C M Y K

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All About Appliances repairs and installs Emerson Street Automotive has been fam- Our mission is to all brands of major appliances. We are a ily owned and operated for nearly 30 provide you with quality, small husband/wife company. Eric has years. Lori and Michael Farfaglia pur- over 15 years experience repairing appli- chased the business from Lori’s family in professional, and a safe ances and Lavinia (Vinnie) has over 20 2010. Lori’s father, Terrill Davis stayed as electrical installation at a years in business management experience. the onsite manager. Emerson Street is lo- fair price. We answer our Together, we strive to offer you prompt, cated at 1406 Emerson Street, right next to the Post Office in Leesburg, Florida. We phone 24/7, seek to professional, courteous and personal serv- are opened Monday-Friday 7:30-5:30 and ices far beyond your expectations, both by save you money while Saturday 7:30-3:00. Phone: 352-326-2400. phone and in your home. We respect you providing outstanding We do all kinds of automotive repair in- and your time and make every effort to be cluding light body work. We have state of service that meets or in and out of your home as quickly as pos- the art diagnostic equipment that takes the exceeds your expectations. sible yet provide a thorough diagnosis and guess out of repairing your car. We service You can depend and timely repair. We genuinely appreciate all all makes and models including SUVs’, your business. ATV’s, and RV’s. trust us! C M Y K

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COLDWELL BANKER What a deal! Sellers Motivated! Beautiful pool home with four two has its own full bathroom with granite counter bedrooms and three full bathrooms. As you tops and ceramic wood flooring. Bedrooms walk in through the open foyer there is a unique three and four have ceramic wood flooring and medallion at the entry way. There is a formal beautiful lighting. Bathroom three has granite dining room and formal living room that have counter tops, tile flooring. The screened pool decorative columns and ceramic wood flooring area features a covered lanai, brick pavers and and beautiful lighting. The living room features beautiful tile surrounding the pool. The garage a gorgeous brand new custom built book case has a brand new carriage door, brand new water built specifically for this home. Brand new French heater and is freshly painted. The exterior is doors leading out to the pool. The kitchen tastefully landscaped, barrel tile roof and has a features granite counter tops, built in oven, built six zone sprinkler system. This home features in stove, high efficiency exhaust fan, 42” upgraded brand new paint inside and out, California closets cabinets and can lighting. Master suite features, throughout, ceramic tile and ceramic wood tile ceramic hardwood floors, tray ceiling, French throughout, wired for 26 cameras and security doors that go to the pool and huge master closet. and has a central vacuum system. Come see it Master bath has granite counter tops, double today! Reduced to $319,000 For more information Beautiful pool home with four bedrooms and three full bathrooms. sinks, garden tub and a huge shower. Bedroom please contact Pam Eddy 352-536-0622

ERA TOM GRIZZARD Chain of Lake Front LAKE HARRIS CHAIN OF LAKES FRONT countertop space. Master suite is large with - CUSTOM BUILT home with 3463 living walk-in closet, 100 year old claw foot iron area/3/2 1?2 with loft - ON WIDE OPEN tub, large walk-in shower with jetted heads. LAGOON. BOAT HOUSE, DOCK, DECKING French doors lead to a screened in porch WITH VIEWS OF LAKE HARRIS. You will for your enjoyment. 1/2 bath downstairs be impressed when you walk in and see for guests. Upstairs area has GREAT VIEWS the beautiful views with the ceiling to floor OF WATER with loft area and 2 bedrooms windows, BRAZILIAN Teak Wood Floors with Jack/Jill bath. All wood-like flooring (all downstairs)wood ceilings and stone upstairs. Large foyer. Large utility room off fireplace. Open floorplan. KITCHEN of garage. Come enjoy the natural beauty of BOASTS: stone finished front breakfast this property. Just minutes to Lake Harris bar, granite countertops, pull-out drawers, and the Chain of Lakes and all it has to wood cabinets with crown molding, offer. CALL CINDY WHEELER TODAY island with gas stove, pantry, top of line AT 352-255-6032. ERA TOM GRIZZARD appliances, wet bar, wine cooler, plenty of REALTY . JUST LISTED AT $379,900 Just minutes to Lake Harris and the Chain of Lakes and all it has to offer.

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C2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, October 2, 2013 / DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, October 4, 2013 PEOPLE, PLACES AND EVENTS HBA host fall the 2013 Fall Home 6500 Powell Road, rials, remodeling ideas a few. Builders Association home show Show themed “Old Wildwood, from 9 a.m. as well as speak with The home show is of Lake-Sumter, at to 3 p.m., Nov. 9. the builders, mortgage open to the public and 1100 N. Joanna Ave., West, New Horizons” The Home Builders Guests can see the brokers, realtors and offers free admission. in Tavares at 352-343- Association of Lake- at the Wildwood latest in homebuilding home improvement For informa- 7101, or go to www. Sumter (HBA) will host Community Center, technology, new mate- specialists just to name tion, call the Home LakeSumterHBA.com.

REAL ESTATE NEWS Orlando home Star and Cupcake Wars, personality demon- Architects ly negotiated the sale of ant was represented by show set for Friday with demonstrations strates some of the hot- complete design a 14,500 square foot of- Roger Owen of Roger by some of the area’s test trends in cooking fice warehouse build- Owen Realty. The Orlando Home top chefs on the Edible on the Edible Orlando Cuhaci and Peterson ing on one-acre at 521 Go to www.nai- Show, one of the re- Orlando cooking stage. Cooking Stage at Architects, Engineers, South Econ Circle in realvest.com. gion’s most anticipat- Daily how-to presen- 2:30 p.m. on Saturday Planners based in Oviedo. ed fall events returns tations by the DIY Guy, at 2:30 p.m.; and on Orlando’s Baldwin Park Friday to Monday Paul P. Partyka, man- M/I opens with a display of two Sunday at 12:30 and recently completed de- aging partner at NAI to a new location at sign work on a new last phase “Tiny Houses,” design- 2:30 p.m. Realvest represented the Orange County er rooms showcasing Show hours are East Coast Wings and Convention Center, M&O LP the local seller. LAKE MARY— M/I repurposed, restored 10 a.m. to 9 p.m, Friday Grill on Alafaya Trail west concourse, hall C The buyer, Brac Racing, Homes has opened the or recycled items, and and Saturday; Sunday, near the intersection of for the 3-day home im- a racing parts distrib- final phase at Wekiva a food truck rally on 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Curry Ford Road in east provement extrava- utor expanding into Run located off Ponkan Sunday, only. tickets are available at Orlando. ganza offering fresh in- larger facilities from a Road and State Road Josh Flagg, one of the door, and are $10 Lonnie Peterson, spiration, helpful tips, former Longwood lo- 441 in Northwest the residential real es- for adults age 13 and chairman at Cuhaci and innovative products, cation, paid $1,002,000 Orlando. deals in remodeling, tate industry’s heavi- older; $5 for seniors age Peterson Architects, est hitters, appears on 60 and older at the box said the restaurant will for the property and David Byrnes, area home improvement, was represented in the president for M/I design and fall outdoor the main stage on at office only; $5 for chil- offer 4,000 square feet transaction by Chuck Homes in the Orlando projects. 6 p.m. on Friday and dren ages 6-12, and free of space and seat ap- McNulty of the McNulty Show highlights in- from noon to 5 p.m., for children ages five proximately 150 includ- region, said new three clude appearances by on Saturday (subject to and under. ing the patio. Group. to six bedroom homes Josh Flagg of Bravo’s change without notice). For informa- This is the first East At the same time in the last phase will “Million Dollar Listing Guests can mix it up tion and advance Coast Wings and Grill Partyka represented range from 2,425 square Los Angeles” and Emily with “retro rad” culi- tickets go to www. franchise in Florida, landlord M&O LP in a feet of living area to Ellyn of Food Network’s nary diva Emily Ellyn as OrlandoHomeShow. Peterson said. lease agreement with 5,200 square feet with Next Food Network the deliciously unique com. Meridian Investment prices starting from NAI negotiates Group Inc. for 6,351 $259,990 to $379,990. price for office square feet of office/ Call M/I Homes warehouse space at 531 at 407-531-5100 for The Lake & Sumter NAI Realvest recent- S. Econ Circle. The ten- information. Real Estate Section NAI REALVEST APPOINTS VETERAN Gets Results! REALTOR JEFF CLARK ASSOCIATE, Homefix: For information about INDUSTRIAL SPECIALIST Dealing advertising in this section call NAI Realvest one of central Florida’s largest commercial 352-365-8287 real estate services compa- with mold or e-mail nies and active developers of industrial facilities has DWIGHT BARNETT [email protected] named veteran Orlando real- Scripps Howard News Service tor Jeff Clark as an associate and industrial properties I have had mold specialist. Robin L. Webb, buildup on the CCIM, managing director at Qwalls of my master NAI Realvest, said Clark has bedroom, and I have ranked as the top perform- been managing it by ing real estate associate in washing it down every the Baldwin Park area of Or- year or so. But it comes lando since 2003. He was back even though I keep also formerly a broker with it ventilated. It is the Prudential Mortgage Services. In his new role Clark will focus only room in the house on representing industrial clients for leasing and sales. “Jeff with this problem. It Clark is one of the most knowledgeable real estate brokers in tends to be damp and the Central Florida region and we expect him to play a big role the other rooms are as we grow,” Webb said. Clark earned his B.A. degree in busi- dry. The only difference ness administration from Auburn University and is a member of is that the bedroom the National Association of Realtors. Go to www.NAIRealvest. is a step down and com for information. lower than the rest of the house. There is a crawlspace, and during the raining season it will get wet. But there’s no standing water and it tends to dry up as summer comes and goes. I was told to paint the walls with mold- resistant paint, but I read that this would not solve my problem. Please advise.

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SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, October 2, 2013 / DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, October 4, 2013 C3 FOUR STAR HOMES Highland Lakes beauty

Enjoy watching many varieties of nook and newer stove. Kitchen, birds, otters, etc. from the comfort baths and foyer have ceramic of your enclosed porch, which tile G4699002 Stop in or call Four has a newer door and windows. Star Homes today! 352-505-2020. This home is absolutely move- Office locations are: 3360-B US in ready. Everything is extremely Hwy 441/27, Fruitland Park, FL clean, including the neutral paint 34731.. Just north of the Leesburg and carpeting. The great/dining Walmart, and inside Continental room is open and vaulted for a Country Club, off CR44, 50 feeling of spaciousness. You will Continental Blvd, Wildwood, FL love the split bedroom plan. Each 34785. See more information has great closet space and its own and photos of this home, online Convenient to tons of shopping, Clermont/Orlando & the FL Turnpike. bath. Kitchen features an eating at www.FourStarHomes.com.

MORRIS REALTY AND INVESTMENTS Privacy a priority PRIVACY A PRIORITY? Gentle thoughts come look family room with built in entertainment easy in pastoral setting of this “A” rated acre- center (tv conveys) and gas stone fireplace. age. Room for horses on your own private Love entertaining? Game rm features bar area ranch. Enter your own gated entry & fall in love and pool table conveys. Master suite/retreat with the superior design of this 5/3.5 situated features sitting area, oversized walk in closet on just under 10 acres. Quality others are mea- and master bath features his/her vanities with sured by is found throughout featuring just un- corian countertops, garden tub, & walk in co- der 5,000 sq. ft. Grand/elegant foyer greets you rian shower with “rainfall” shower head. Your upon entering home. Formal living & Formal own health club w/ exercise room (3rd bdrm). Dining Room. 2 Office/Den (seller will convert Heated swimming pool with jets features rock to bedrooms by adding closets). You’ll want waterfall. Screened patio w/ summer kitchen this lg gourmet kitchen on the menu.. center & surround sound. 4 car garage...This home island, closet pantry, stainless steel refrigera- is on the most wanted list...just minutes from tor, microwave, range, 2 dishwashers, inde- The Villages! Call Kim Ducharme 352-874- structable Avanza Quartz countertops over 5906 for more details! $699,000 This home is on the most wanted list...just minutes from The Villages!

PAL REALTY Walk to activities & pool! Still like new! Covered front porch entry to Plantation at Leesburg is a resident owned the great room with slider to lanai, formal active adult gated golf and tennis community dining space and pass-thru/snack bar from with 2 manned gates, a 3rd is monitored plus the kitchen with pantry, built in microwave, a roving patrol. On site restaurant, 2 golf large breakfast nook. Master bedroom with courses with equity memberships available, large slider to lanai, master bath with dual 3 clubhouses, 3 pools, full time activity sink vanity, large handicap accessible shower directors, 100+ activities per week, state of and large walk in closet. The guest bedroom the art fitness centers, walking and biking has a large closet, guest bath with shower/ trails & a 30-45 minute drive to all Orlando tub combo. Nice den with large slider to attractions. Stop by or call the sales office lanai. Convenient indoor laundry room with for your personal tour of this home and the utility sink. Garage comfortably fits a car facilities. Our office is located in Plantation and golf cart plus has storage space. Other Plaza, PAL Realty, 25327 US Hwy 27, Suite features include ceiling fans, cable outlets, 202, Leesburg, FL 34748 (352) 326-3626. See irrigation system with timer, low monthly more pictures of #1558 on our web site www. Resident owned active adult gated golf and tennis community. association fees. Priced in the low 100’s. The PALREALTY.net

MORRIS REALTY AND INVESTMENTS Paradise This amazing three bedroom two large inside laundry, walk in closet bath home starts with plenty of in all bedrooms and crown molding parking, gorgeous curb appeal throughout. The master features and a large cozy front porch. This a large shower, double granite one is immaculate. Your living sinks and tons of storage. You will room features a nice built in probably spend most of your time entertainment center and laminate on the large screened deck with a wood. The kitchen has gorgeous ramp for easy access. The peaceful granite, solid wood cabinets, a atmosphere of this home will take large pantry and a 6 foot center you away! Make this one yours!! island with built in book shelves. G4693076. $79,900. Please call The peaceful atmosphere of this home will take you away! The split bedroom plan features a Lena Williams at 352-636-4488.

PAL REALTY A must see!! Former model home!! Access to private system with timer, low monthly association Golfview neighborhood pool!! New kitchen!! fees and quarterly lawn maintenance fees. No expense spared!! New white staggered Priced in the low 100’s. The Plantation at cabinetry, new corian counters, new Leesburg is a resident owned active adult appliances!! New laminate wood floors, new gated golf and tennis community with 2 carpet, new paint, open front porch, vaulted manned gates, a 3rd is monitored plus a roving ceilings, living room, dining room, kitchen patrol. On site restaurant, 2 golf courses with features new white staggered cabinets, built in equity memberships available, 3 clubhouses, microwave, corian counters, pantry, breakfast 3 pools, full time activity directors, 100+ nook, 1.5 car garage. No lawn mower needed! activities per week, state of the art fitness Lawn maintained village of golf view! Master centers, walking and biking trails & a 30-45 suite features large walk-in closet, dual vanity minute drive to all Orlando attractions. Stop sinks and walk-in shower. The guest bedroom by or call the sales office for your personal has the guest bath nearby. Convenient inside tour of this home and the facilities. Our office laundry room, custom window treatments, is located in Plantation Plaza, PAL Realty, central stereo system, screened lanai with 25327 US Hwy 27, Suite 202, Leesburg, FL 30-45 minute drive to all Orlando attractions. new acrylic sliding windows. Other features 34748 (352) 326-3626. See more pictures of include ceiling fans, cable outlets, irrigation #1557 on our web site www.PALREALTY.net C M Y K

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hydroxide and sodium polyacrylate, in MOLD descending order of concentration.” FROM PAGE C2 Therefore, do not use bleach to clean away mold. a closet or where furniture is placed Because the bedroom floor is lower tightly against an outside wall. Mold than the other rooms in the home, the needs three things to survive and floors are closer to the damp soils of grow: water, warmth and a food the crawlspace and I would assume source. Your drywall is an ideal the room is on the northwest side of food source because the paper on the home. The northwest is the coldest both sides of the drywall contains side of the home, where condensation cellulose, the basis of all paper. forms in colder months. As the soils If you see mold on the room side under the floors dry, they release warm of the drywall, there is a 90 percent moisture-laden air that finds its way to chance there is a larger area of growth the wall cavities of the bedroom. on the backside of the drywall in the The moisture-laden air condensates dark, often-damp recesses of the and feeds the mold on both sides of home’s structure. the wall. By cleaning the mold, you are My solution would be to first locate adding water to the already affected the electrical wiring inside the walls area, thereby aiding in the growth so that you do not accidentally cut the and expansion of the mold problem. wires. I often hear stories of homeowners Next, use a drywall saw to remove using household bleach to clean the affected drywall, discarding it mold, but bleach only adds to the outside of the home. Remove damp or problem. moist wall insulation and any vapor- According to the Clorox Company, barrier materials you encounter. Allow “Regular Clorox bleach contains the wall cavity to dry before replacing water, sodium hypochlorite, sodium the insulation and drywall. chloride, sodium carbonate, sodium SEE DRYWALL | C5 START LIVING THE LIFE!

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SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, October 2, 2013 / DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, October 4, 2013 C5 Add a 6-mil-thick in the crawlspace to DRYWALL plastic ground-cover alleviate the humidity CONTINUED FROM C4 vapor barrier over the problems and allow the entire crawlspace floor wood-floor system to to restrict moisture dry. Wearing a painter’s migration. If water in the The mold will always mask and rubber gloves, crawlspace is an ongoing be there in the wood, but when dry, it goes go into the crawlspace problem, a foundation dormant. Wood is to inspect the floor joists drainage system needs considered dry when and floor decking for to be installed. it contains less than 19 What I am advising mold. Use a wire brush to percent moisture by you to do is to eliminate remove any mold found content. on the wood surfaces. the water and moisture Severe cases of mold source that feeds the Dwight Barnett is a certified growth in a crawlspace mold. In more severe master inspector. Contact him cases of mold growth, at C. Dwight Barnett, Evansville will require a treatment Courier & Press, P.O. Box 268, performed by a mold- a dehumidifier isEvansville, IN 47702 or barnett@ remediation contractor. temporarily installed barnettassociatesinc.com.

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LARGE PHOTOS ON SunBeltHomeSales.com ON PHOTOS LARGE LK2369 LK2342 $10,000 $38,900 LARGE PHOTOS ON SunBeltHomeSales.com EXIT REALTY TRI-COUNTY MOUNT DORA 385-3948 THE VILLAGES 633-7011 18610 US HWY 441 • MOUNT DORA (EXIT) 510 COUNTY ROAD 466 • SUITE 207 • LADY LAKE ExitRealtyTriCounty.com $7,500 $16,995 LAKESIDE VILLAGE PALM RIDGE MOBILE VILLAGE This cozy 1/1 home is ready for the right retiree. Beautiful 3/2, split plan home in great community!! New oak cabinets, countertops, appliances and Wood burning fireplace in living room is centrally floors.10x20 Florida room adds a nice touch to located. New laminate and linoleum flooring through Florida living! All furniture except bedroom suits and out living room and kitchen. Inside laundry. Kitchen grandfather clock stay with home. You need to look has lots of storage with newer appliances. Handicap accessible home. Community has heated pool, at the inside to see the true beauty of this home. community center with lots of activities. Call Jack Voller 352-552-2186 Call Jack Voller 352-552-2186 $9,900 $17,900 MID FLORIDA LAKES CORLEY COURT MOBILE HOME PARK. Don’t pass up this nice 2 bedroom 2 bath doublewide This home has a lot of add-ons with a lot of space. Kitchen home!! Laminate wood, tile and carpet through out has plenty if cabinet space with inside laundry room. with tiled countertops in bath and kitchen. Lots of Beautiful laminate and carpet flooring, large windows thru closet space and storage in bedrooms with upgrades out, nice enclosed porch and small office make up this in master bath. Nicely furnished and ready for you to beautiful home. 5x8 shed for storage with a wonderful back move in. Priced to sell quickly at $9,900. yard and shade tree to sit under, relax and enjoy the view. Call Paul Harris 810-347-2941 Call Paul Harris 810-347-2941 $12,900 $19,900 MID FLORIDA LAKES MID FLORIDA LAKES Very clean and updated 2 bedroom This wonderful home is being offered 2 bath home for sale. PRICED TO SELL!! at a very nice price, including some nice furniture. Has nice flooring. Will not last long. Turn Key ready to Like new, built in 2002. move in. Close to clubhouse and pools DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS HOME Call Paul Harris 810-347-2941 Call Paul Harris 810-347-2941 $12,900 $131,900 LAKES AT LEESBURG Immaculate 3 bed 2 bath home. Upgraded appliances in Very nice 27x28 home is ideal for 1 person. kitchen with Corian countertops and Oak cabinets. Corian Large rooms. Newer a/c, roof and vinyl siding, countertops and Oak cabinets in bath with Jacuzzi tub in driveway and bathroom. Home in Lakes of master bath. French doors lead to covered and tiled lanai. Leesburg and close to shopping. Park has club Large garage with side entrance. Beautifully landscaped house, heated pool and golf course. Owner yard with privacy fence. Great neighborhood with little traffic needs 30 days or less possession. makes this home ideal for anyone and everyone. Call Paul Harris 810-347-2941 Call Jaret Whitney 352-385-3948 $14,500 $260,000 PALM RIDGE MOBILE VILLAGE Located near the Ocala National This pristine 2/1 is located on a corner lot in a great Forest. This large 3 bed/2 bath, pool active community. Frenchdoors welcome you to this beautiful home. New sub floors and wood laminate in home has it all! Sits on 17 +/- acres kitchen, dining and bathrooms along with carpet in with a pond. Bring your horses and bedrooms and living room. Kitchen has been updated belongings to enjoy the serenity of with new bottom cabinets and counter tops. the country lifestyle. Call Jack Voller 352-552-2186 Call Logan Wilson 352-516-6330 C M Y K

C6 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, October 2, 2013 / DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, October 4, 2013 PROPERTY TRANSFERS

LOCATION: NW 26th St Lot 42 The Preserve at Oak Hill FEATURES: LOCATION: Lady Lake FEATURES: Bonus room with built in deck. Approximately 11+/- acres. Located in the The Preserve at Oak Hill. 3 LOCATION: Belleview FEATURES: Inside laundry, painted driveway. Enclosed lanai LISTING PRICE: $189,000 SELLING PRICE: $16,000 to 4 board fencing, room to expand, plus 30 +/- riding trails. Horse Lov- LISTING PRICE: $43,500 SELLING PRICE: $39,000 LISTING AGENT LISTING OFFICE: Four Star Homes Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: er’s Dream Come True. LISTING PRICE: $89,900 SELLING PRICE: & OFFICE: Kari Slade, Four Star Homes Inc. SELLING AGENT & OF- Jerry Byrd, Four Star Homes, Inc. $87,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Theresa Morris, Morris Realty FICE: Kari Slade, Four Star Homes Inc. & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Judy Petkewicz, Allison James Estates & Homes.

LOCATION: 33324 Irongate Drive, Leesburg FEATURES: 3BR/2BA LOCATION: Leesburg FEATURES: Nice corner lot. Glassed 12x30 LOCATION: 36239 Brendenshire, Grand Island FEATURES: Beautiful Lovely home located in Stonegate at Silver Lake. Immaculate home, large sun room with A/C. Large shed. LISTING PRICE: $37,900 SELLING 3BR/3BA pool home on cul-de-sac LISTING PRICE: $135,000 SELL- kitchen, center island, closet pantry and so much more. Community In- PRICE: $32,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: June Bartke, Four Star ING PRICE: $137,500 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Tammy King, ERA ground pool. LISTING PRICE: $135,000 SELLING PRICE: $130,000 Homes Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: June Bartke, Four Star Homes Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Norman Hunter, Bar- LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Kim Ducharme, Morris Realty & Invest- Inc. bara L Johnson Realty Inc. ments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Kim Ducharme, Morris Realty & Investments.

LOCATION: Leesburg FEATURES: Close to Florida Turnpike. 2BR/2BA LOCATION: 4410 Canopy Ct, Kissimmee FEATURES: 4 BR/2.5BA LOCATION: Leesburg FEATURES: 3 bedrooms. Waterfront with deck LISTING PRICE: $39,999 SELLING PRICE: $39,999 LISTING 2,847 sq. ft. Pictureaque home @ Banyan Cove At Cypress Woods. On and dock. Wood burning Fireplace. LISTING PRICE: $19,900 SELL- AGENT & OFFICE: June Bartke, Four Star Homes Inc. SELLING cul-de-sac with private backyard. LISTING PRICE: $144,900 SELL- ING PRICE: $15,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: June Bartke, Four AGENT & OFFICE: June Bartke, Four Star Homes Inc. ING PRICE: $144,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Robert Lyles, Micki Star Homes Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: June Bartke, Four Star Blackburn Realty Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Judy Huff, Watson Homes Inc. Realty Corp.

LOCATION: 11311 Harder Road, Clermont FEATURES: 5BR/3BA LOCATION: Leesburg FEATURES: Florida room with Thermopane LOCATION:Wildwood FEATURES: Fireplace, Florida room, inside 3,187 sq. ft. Beautiful home in Shorewood Park. Sits on canal that windows. Deep carport. LISTING PRICE: $25,900 SELLING PRICE: laundry, 2 sheds, patio, carport LISTING PRICE: $59,900 SELLING leads to Lake Minnehaha. Full in law suite upstairs. Boat house is large $23,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Jerry Byrd, Four Star Homes Inc. PRICE: $55,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Jerry Byrd, Four Star enough for pontoon boat. LISTING PRICE: $249,000 SELLING PRICE: SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Linda Guglielmo, Four Star Homes Inc. Homes Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: June Bartke, Four Star Homes $240,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Ryan Heitman, Micki Black- Inc. burn Realty Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Donna Wall, Coldwell Bankers,Tony Hubbard Realty Inc.

LOCATION: 1122 Heather Glen Drive, Minneola FEATURES: 3BR/2BA LOCATION: 13998 CR 751, Webster FEATURES: 3BR/2BA 1,408 sq. LOCATION: Wildwood FEATURES: Eat-in breakfast nook, Florida w/ 1,825 sq. ft. Freshly painted inside and out, new flooring, stain- ft. Gorgeous Florida Cracker Style house on 10 acres. 3 pole barns and room, roof-over LISTING PRICE: $32,900 SELLING PRICE: $20,000 less steel appliances. LISTING PRICE: $154,900 SELLING PRICE: shed. Large above ground salt pool. LISTING PRICE: $180,000 SELL- LISTING & SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Colleen Kramer, Four Star $156,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Brandie Mathison-Klein, Keller ING PRICE: $180,000 LISTING & SELLING AGENTS & OFFICES: Homes Inc. AGENT & OFFICE: Colleen Kramer, Four Star Homes Inc. Williams Homestead Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Vicki Thom- Dale Odom & Mike Lovett, Micki Blackburn Realty Inc. as, Coldwell Banker Tony Hubbard RE

LOCATION: Leesburg FEATURES: Florida room, screen room, golf LOCATION: Grand Island FEATURES: Newer flooring, bathrooms, and LOCATION: Wildwood FEATURES: 2 screen porches, lamiante wood cart shed, eat-in kitchen. LISTING PRICE: $15,900 SELLING PRICE: fixtures. Many upgrades. LISTING PRICE: $4,249 SELLING PRICE: flooring, 2 car carport, fenced yard. LISTING PRICE: $42,900 SELL- $10,500 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Beverley Nichols, Four Star $3,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Taresa Williams, Four Star Homes ING PRICE: $40,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Kevin Ducharme, Homes Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Jerry Byrd, Four Star Homes Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Taresa Williams, Four Star Homes Inc. Four Star Homes Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Linda Biggs, Four Inc. Star Homes Inc. C M Y K

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CUTE HOME WITH JUST HERE IT IS!!!! MOBILE PERFECT FOR A LOOKING FOR A GREAT HOME WITH A BUILT IN 3/1 MOBILE ON 5 ACRES UNDER 1500 SQ. FT. HOME WITH ACCESS TO THE RETIRED COUPLE HOME? THIS IS IT!!! BUSINESS!!! WITH GRANDFATHER OAKS!! 3/2 on a corner lot with a one WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER Just Reduced!!!! 3/2 with just over 3/2 in the country, but just a 3/2 on 5 acres with 1 acre of Property is completely fenced car carport. Located in Lake This would make a great weekend 1440 sq. ft. Located near Sugar short distance to town. The seller blueberries planted. This can be a with paved road frontage. Panasoffkee. G4693173 retreat. Fenced backyard with a utility Loaf Mountain area. Being Sold is helping with closing costs. very lucrative business. G4684064 G4696031 352-793-8084 shed. G4649064 352-793-8084 “AS IS”. G4693520 G4698198 352-793-8084 352-793-8084 352-793-8084 $39,000 $39,900 $49,900 $53,560 $79,900 $84,900

ADORABLE STARTER OR GREAT RENTAL MANUFACTURED HOME THIS COUNTRY STYLE ALMOST 5 ACRES IN ADORABLE, DIRECT INVESTMENT HOME PROPERTY!! IN GROVELAND POOL HOME THE COUNTRY!! CANAL FRONT 4/1 in town location. All within 2/1 on 3.5 acres. There is a 2/2 with just under This 3/2 has an in-law suite 3/2 with over 1300 sq. ft of living. 3/2 with nearly 1500 sq. ft. walking distance to the stores. room to put a 3rd mobile home 1500 sq. ft. of living. is situated on an ½ acre Plenty of room to roam. Partially Nice Stone Fireplace. Close to Hwy 50/27. on this property. G4691807 Fenced in 2+/- acres. corner lot. No HOA. fenced yard. 2 car carport. Lots of Charm! G4693555 352-793-8084 G4694291 G4697844 G4687066 G4696704 $84,900 $94,900 $95,500 $119,900 $140,000 $149,900

AWESOME INVESTMENT BEST DEAL IN TOWN!! THIS IS THE HOME YOU’VE BEAUTIFUL HOME GORGEOUS ST. ANDREWS BEAUTIFUL HOME OPPORTUNITY!! 2/1 home on the Clermont Chain. BEEN LOOKING FOR!!! ON 3 LOTS!!! MODEL IN KINGS RIDGE ON OVER ½ ACRE 3/2 Duplex with a 1 car garage Large spacious great room 3/2 home featuring an AIR Nice 3/2 with almost 1800 sq. ft. This 3/2 has golf course OVERLOOKING THE LAKE on each side. Located within and a 30x10 screened porch. CONDITIONED 2 Car Garage! Wood laminate in all living areas. views. Located near This 3/2 has over 2,000 sq. ft minutes to hwy 27 & 50. Covered boat lift. Spacious front & back yard. Wood burning Fireplace. the rear gate. with a spacious kitchen. G4696621 G4695837 G4696925 G4698381 G4698057 G4697882 $149,900 $150,000 $162,000 $169,900 $174,000 $199,000

GREAT LOCATION IN THE NICE 4/2 HOME WITH OUTSTANDING 4/3 WITH LOCATED AT THE CHARMING 2 STORY GORGEOUS HOME ON HEART OF FLORIDA!!! DEEDED ACCESS TO OVER 2000 SQ. FT. PRESTIGOUS CLERMONT HOME 8+/ ACRES GATED 17 Acres of beautiful pasture land. LAKE LOUISA This home was built in 2011. YACHT CLUB 5/3 with over 3200 sq. ft of living. This property would be perfect for 2/2 home with 3 out buildings. The home also features a Features include screened in porch Spacious 3/2.5 with over 2 stall horse barn and a 30x40 the Horse Lover!! This 3/2 has all G4693208 formal living/dining room. and fenced in back yard. 2500 sq. ft of living. metal building with electric. the upgrades. Beautiful custom 352-793-8084 G4697497 G4697974 G4697289 G4695022 352-793-8084 kitchen. G4698888 $205,000 $219,000 $219,900 $234,000 $275,000 $349,000

FABULOUS COUNTRY ACREAGE & PRIVACY ON REDUCED LAKEFRONT EXQUISITE 2 STORY PRESTIGEOUS MARGAREE GARDENS! BETTER THAN YOUR ESTATE!!! THE CHAIN OF LAKES ON LAKE MINNEOLA LAKE FRONT HOME Home Builder’s personal custom built 5/3 WILDEST DREAM! 5/3/2 with just under 5000 sq. ft. of 2/2 on almost 3 acres on 4/2 with nearly 2700 sq. ft. 4/3/1 radiates elegance & serenity. two half baths, with over 4,000 sq. ft. of 5/4 with just under 6,000 sq. ft. living. Swimming pool and spa with Lake Louisa. New boat of living. Gated 1 acre lot A spacious over size lot with living. Direct Lakefront with pool & spa, of living. This has 3 stall stable a burn pit. 6 stall horse barn with a dock with several slips. with towering oak trees. beautiful views of Lake Minnehaha. private boat dock with lift. Two master with a tack room & feed room. small apt. G4692769 352-793-8084 G4697346 G4687345 G4696835 suites. Gorgeous kitchen! G4695717 Fenced & Cross Fenced. G4689932 $375,000 $449,000 $499,900 $849,900 $949,900 $1,190,000

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OWNER FINANCING MOTIVATED SELLER/ REDUCED!!! SMALL QUAINT UPSCALE MOTORCOACH OWNER FINANCING Affordable lot. SELLER FINANCING GORGEOUS 1 ACRE SUBDIVISION OVERLOOKING COMMUNITY 8+/- acres on a Bring your own builder. 2.5 square acre. Bring your Beautiful high & dry lot LAKE MINNEHAHA All lots have large concrete pads nice paved road. No HOA fees!!! own builder. Enjoy country surrounded by executive Bring your own builder. Seller with water, electric and sewer. No deed Lot dimensions 190x90. living at its finest! G4658578 homes. G4602338 offering “OWNER FINANCING”. Club House & pool. G4680121 restrictions. G4698066 352-793-8084 352-793-8084 Lot # 15. G4693489 352-793-8084 G4678504 $24,900 $27,900 $49,900 $49,900 $53,000 $99,500 VACANT LAND VACANT LAND COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL

OWNER FINANCING BUILD YOUR OWN PLANTATION DON’T MISS THIS DON’T MISS THIS GREAT HIGHWAY FRONTAGE GREAT FRONTAGE ON AVAILABLE ON 77+/- ACRES OPPORTUNITY DUPLEX INVESTMENT! ON 50 HIGHWAY 27 & HWY 19 Located on a canal leading to Lake Plenty of room to farm or bring Affordable Hwy frontage Built in 2005 – Two 3/2 Zoned C-1 with a 4,000 sq. ft. +/- This lot is 2.30 acres Louisa of the Clermont Chain. Lot your toys, boats, RV’s etc. Endless property zoned C-1. w/1100 sq. ft. of living. Both building. This property can be split with electrical on dimensions are 80x400. No HOA. possibilities!! G4690536 The lot is 100x100. sides have a 1 car garage. into 2 parcels (1+/- acre). Priced to property. G4672964 352-793-8084 G4657330 G4636944 Sell!!! G4695513 G4683923 $174,900 $499,900 $49,900 $159,900 $299,900 $310,000

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