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Area family, friends remember murder victims


By ELAINE ALLEN-EMRICH
STAFF WRITER

As SWAT members sur-
rounded a house in Venice last
year, a masked undercover
officer looked away from his
weapon and casually yelled,
"Hey, Jason!" as Jason Salter
rode his bike past the home
that police were about to raid.
Salter thought it was funny
to tell stories about how police
knew him by name even when


he was minding his own busi-
ness riding his bike all over
Venice. Although Salter had a
"love-hate" relationship with
police officers, especially those
at the Venice Police Depart-
ment, his family says he had a
"good heart and a great sense
of humor."
Today, Salter's friends and
family will share more stories
about how the 46-year-old
touched their lives during a
celebration of life service at 2


p.m. at Kays-Ponger & Uselton
Funeral Home's Venice chapel.
On Monday, police found
Salter's body in a bedroom
closet at his Park Road home
in Venice after finding the
body of his neighbor, Traci Na-
bergall, 39, in his living room.
Neighbors told police Salter
was helping Nabergall escape a
potentially dangerous domestic-
violence relationship with her
estranged boyfriend. Court
records show the victims each


recently filed a restraining order
against the man, John Alen Lee,
47, after several domestic dis-
putes. Lee was arrested recently
and released and ordered by a
judge to stay away from the Park
Road residences. He is now at the
Sarasota County Jail on charges
of violating the pretrial release
conditions, two counts of battery
and resisting arrest.
Investigators say Lee is a
"person of interest" in the double
homicide.


As investigators still are look-
ing for clues in the murders,
Salter's house remains a crime
scene. The Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office said late Friday
new developments are hap-
pening, but it's still an ongo-
ing investigation, and no new
information is being released.
"(Police) are working hard
looking for every scrap of
evidence," said Michelle Salter,

VICTIMS 16


O'Neill awaits


her job fate


Penalties spiked


By GREG GILES
NEWS EDITOR
"We don't want you back"
That was the theme of the tes-
timony of school officials about
special education instructor
Diana O'Neill this week.
An administrative law judge
wrapped up two days of testi-
monyWednesday in the case of
the former Venice ESE teacher
accused of hitting and mak-
ing disparaging remarks about
her profoundly handicapped
students.
O'Neill, who was placed in an
administrative position three
years ago pending outcome of
the hearing, is fighting to retain
her teaching certificate. It could
take another four or five months
before a decision is rendered by
Administrative Law Judge Bruce
McKibben. McKibben's recom-
mendation then goes before the
state Education Practices Com-
mission for a final decision.
Last year the Department
of Education recommended
O'Neill be put on probation, but
the commission rejected it and
ordered a full-blown administra-
tive hearing.

Admissions
There wasn't much new re-
vealed at the hearing, which took
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place Jan. 25-26 in county com-
missioner chambers in Sarasota.
O'Neill's testimony was testy
at times. She told the judge she
didn't care what happened in
the 2009 criminal proceeding in
which she was acquitted of child
abuse, which could have sent her
to jail for 20 years, but did care
about this one.
"I am a teacher in my heart,
and I am good at what I do," she
said. "I love my job."
The same parents who testi-
fied against O'Neill during her
criminal trial reiterated their
displeasure with O'Neill's teach-
ing methods.
The same educators who
previously testified in support
of O'Neill again stated O'Neill's
"dark humor" and the use of
objects against the heads of kids
wasn't necessarily harmful. And
again, they found themselves in
the position of having to defend
those very actions before a
skilled attorney in the presence
of a school board official.
In the end, they admitted they
would never do that sort of thing
themselves, and said they had
never done so in their careers.
O'Neill said she didn't think
she did any harm to the students
and wants back in the class-


SUN PHOTO BY GREG GILES


An administrative hearing took place Tuesday and Wednesday at the county
administration building in Sarasota to determine whether Diana O'Neill
should retain her teaching certificate. Seated at the table are Ron Weaver,
left, representing the Department of Education, O'Neill, O'Neill's attorney,
Anthony Demma, and Administrative Law Judge Bruce McKibben.


City OKs
By GREG GILES
NEWS EDITOR
Friends of the Lord-Higel
House received good news this
week with the approval byVen-
ice City Council of a user agree-
ment that paves the way for the
historic home's restoration.
Built in 1896, the house is
named to honor two pioneers
of Venice: Joseph H. Lord, who
built the house in a 93-acre
citrus grove known today as
Bayshore Estates, and George
Higel, who was the grove
manager and later lived in the
house with his family for 20
years.
In 2005 the house was


Lord-Higel
rescued from demolition and
moved to where it now sits, be-
hind city hall at the corner of
Granada Avenue and Avenue
des Parques. The Friends or-
ganization was established in
2008 by 23 members after early
attempts to secure grants for
restoration fell through when
the economy took a nosedive.
"We are celebrating, at long
last, city council's unanimous
approval of the agreement,"
said Judie Bauer, who co-
chairs the organization with
her husband, Jack, who will
supervise the restoration
project. Jack Bauer has previ-
ous historic home restoration


SUN PHOTO BY PERRY D. PENTZ
Members of the Venice High volleyball team get a pregame talk from head coach Brian Wheatley, center, before the
start of the Lady Indians'match against East Lake in the Class 5A-Region 3 final on Nov. 13. Venice will have an oppor-
tunity to play in the postseason after the FHSAA rescinded its sanctions, which included a three-year postseason ban.


By PERRY D.PENTZ
SPORTS EDITOR


The Florida High School Ath-
letic Association has rescinded
its sanctions against the Venice
High varsity volleyball team
in favor of the 12 penalties the
school imposed following an off-
the-court incident in November.
The penalties and fines
handed down by the FHSAA on
Nov. 29 were for the Venice High
varsity volleyball team's treat-
ment of the second-place trophy
after its loss to Tarpon Springs
East Lake in the Class 5A-Region
3 final on Nov. 13.
Venice High head coach Brian
Wheatley received the news on
Friday via a letter sent by FHSAA
Executive Director Dr. Roger
Dearing to VHS Principal Jack
Turgeon.
The letter states, "the FHSAA
will accept the 12 self-imposed
sanctions that you have listed in
your letter (on Jan. 24), in lieu of
the sanctions placed upon the
school by this Association."
The self-imposed sanctions
are:
SWheatley will receive a verbal


restoration
experience.
The agreement gives official
permission for the Friends to
begin the restoration process
of the oldest remaining house
in Venice.
"Our mission, along with the
successful restoration, is to cre-
ate and operate a pioneer mu-
seum and education center de-
picting the pioneer era ofVenice
and the Venice area of Sarasota
County," said Judie Bauer.
"For 30-plus months our
dedicated directors and mem-
bers have been working very
hard with fundraising events

CITY 16


reprimand in his permanent file.
SWheatley will be suspended
from coaching in the postseason
in the 2011-12 volleyball season
and will not receive 10 percent of
his coaching stipend as a result.
SWheatley will pay the $500
fine imposed by the FHSAA.
SWheatley bought a new
regional runner-up trophy.
* The volleyball program will
purchase a runner-up and re-
gional championship trophy for
the 2011-12 season.
* A letter of apology will be
sent out to the District 10 teams
as well as East Lake High.
* The school will forfeit the
right to host postseason vol-
leyball matches for the next two
seasons.
* Wheatley will be on admin-
istrative probation with the VHS
athletic department for one year.
SWheatley will be required to
attend the 2011 FHSAA Sports-
manship Summit as well as the
FHSAA compliance conference
in August.
*Wheatley will also con-
duct sportsmanship clinics for
attendance-zoned middle school
volleyball teams.


Wheatley's postseason suspen-
sion means once the regular
season ends, he will not be al-
lowed to attend any postseason
practices or to attend, even as a
paid spectator, any postseason
matches.
After the loss to East Lake,
on their way back to Venice the
team stopped along a waterway
before reaching the Sunshine
Skyway Bridge and, according
to reports, the second-place re-
gional trophy was tossed into the
bay as a way to lighten the mood
following the loss.
Wheatley realized he made a
mistake, ordered a new tro-
phy and talked to his players'
parents.
Dearing thought the action
showed "poor character, poor
judgment and poor leadership"
and handed out the sanctions
and fines.
The school was fined $500
and the program was hit with
a three-year restrictive proba-
tion, meaning the volleyball
team could not compete in
postseason play until the 2014-


SPIKED 16


PHOTO COURTESY OF HARRY BERRY


Directors of the Friends of the Lord-Higel House celebrate approval of
an agreement between the city of Venice and the organization to begin
restoring the historic home into a pioneer museum. From left, are Brian
Heverin, Penny Phelps, Joyce Higel Norton, Judi Foote, Jacqu'e Higel Ring,
Sue Chapman, Judie and Jack Bauer, Barbara Dein, Claire Suter, Marge
Buchanan, Robert Brooke, Dorothy Korwek, Bill Jervey and Reggie Foote.


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City tests
sewer system
The Venice Utilities
Department will be con-
ducting smoke tests in
the sewer system on the
island next week.
Through Feb. 3, smoke
will be forced through
sewage pipes south of
West Venice Avenue, west
of Harbor Drive, north
of Alhambra and east of
Castile Street. Yellow fly-
ers containing a detailed
description of what to
expect will be left at the
door of each property af-
fected by the testing.
If you see what you
think might be fire, call
9-1-1. If you see smoke
coming from vent stacks
on houses in the test area,
holes in the ground or
manholes, call 926-2646.

Down payment
funds available
Eligible applicants in
Sarasota County seeking
to buy their first home
but lacking the funds for
a down payment have
a little-known resource
available to help them.
With $1.2 million in
federal and state fund-
ing in the Down Payment
Assistance Program, the
Sarasota Office of Hous-
ing and Community
Development can assist
eligible, first-time home-
buyers with the purchase
of their home. Eligible
applicants can receive
up to $20,000 for down
payment and closing cost
assistance to purchase
their first home.
Among the qualifica-
tions for the program, ap-
plicants must contribute
$2,150 (including prepaid
expenses) toward the pur-
chase of the home and
attend a free eight-hour
homebuyer education


course. The
purchase price
cannot exceed -
$150,000.
Funding is
available on a
first-come, first-
served basis.
For more in-
formation or a
detailed list of
qualifications,
call Cherry
Haynes at 951-
3640, ext. 3768,
or visit www.
ohcd.sarasota
gov.com.

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county facility
at 1001 Saraso- Moonrise
ta Center Blvd., Moonset
in the Sarasota
International
Trade Center off
Fruitville Road.
The relocation included
all Development Services
functions, utilities pay-
ments, the Sarasota Coun-
ty Health Department
Environmental Health
unit and Environmental
Services functions.
These offices reopened
for business in their new
location Monday.
The county will eventu-
ally redevelop the prop-
erty at 1301 Cattlemen
Road into a new trans-
fer facility for Sarasota
County Area Transit and
an Emergency Operations
Center that meets the
community's needs.
Phone and fax numbers
for the affected offices


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absentee ballots made
prior to Nov. 3, 2010, have
expired.
Sarasota County Super-
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Dent advises that voters
who wish to vote absentee
must renew their requests
for an absentee ballot.
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must include
the name of the
voter, date of
birth, current
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residence address and
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election cycle only.
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A bike rodeo and safety


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:WEEKEND EDITION * JANUARY 29, 2011


Venice woman charged with murder


By KATE BAXTER
STAFF WRITER
A North Port man was at-
tempting to buy $5,000 worth of
cocaine over the weekend when
he was gunned down in the
parking lot of a local motel, the
Charlotte County Sheriff's Office
reported.
Two people who allegedly
orchestrated that drug deal were
charged Monday with murder,
including aVenice woman who
stayed by 40-year-old Joseph
Lanard Bennett's side as he lay
mortally wounded from a gun-
shot to the chest.
Bennett died hours later at a
Lee County hospital.
Mercedes Kay Annable Stiner,
28, 800 block of Acadia Road,
Venice, and Joseph Stanford
Salmon, 30, 100 block of Fla-
mingo Ave., Port Charlotte, were
charged with felony murder re-
sulting from cocaine trafficking.
Stiner, who reportedly arrived
with Bennett at Knights Inn
motel, 4100 Tamiami Trail, was
still at the scene when depu-
ties arrived, the sheriff's office
reported. She later was taken to
a facility for questioning before
being arrested.
Salmon was apprehended
later Monday, not far from his
Flamingo Avenue home, in a car.
Authorities were watching and
tracking Salmon once he was


identified as a suspect, sheriff's
spokesman Bob Carpenter said.
Both remained held without
bond at the Charlotte County
Jail.
Bennett's family remains dev-
astated and looking for answers.
"I love my husband," Johnnie
Bennett said. "He was my best
friend. He knew when some-
thing was wrong with me and
he always tried to fix it."
The North Port woman sat in
her garage Tuesday afternoon
fielding phone calls from con-
cerned friends and family. The
couple had been together for 23
years.
"I'm looking to God for help,"
she said. "You know how when
it's raining and you don't want to
get wet so you look for shelter to
keep dry? That was my hus-
band. He was my shelter."
"My dad was mad friendly,"
said Angel Bennett, a North
Port High School senior, who
added that her dad encouraged
her to finish school, graduate
and follow a career in criminal
justice or massage therapy. "My
dad was a polite man. He liked
chilling' with us kids. We played
video games and went for walks
in the neighborhood."
The family warns against
judging Bennett's decisions im-
mediately preceding Sunday's
shooting in the Knights Inn
parking lot.


"You can't judge a book by its
cover," Johnnie said of her hus-
band. "Sometimes you have to
flip through the pages and learn
a little more about the person."
The suspects' families are
stating the same.
"My brother would never, ever
shoot anybody," said Priscilla
Salmon.
The Port Charlotte woman was
at her mother's Sheehan Boule-
vard home Tuesday, still in shock
over her older brother's arrest.
Priscilla said she was on the
phone with Salmon when he
was stopped by deputies. She
said her brother told her that he
had no idea why he was being
pulled over.
"He helps out our mother a
lot. He was actually on his way
over at the time to take my mom
on some errands," Priscilla said.
Joseph Salmon was released
in fall 2009 from a Florida prison
after serving about six years on
drug charges.
He was trying to start his life
over again, Priscilla said.
"His kids meant everything
to him. He was putting his kids
first and owning up to his mis-
takes," she said.
Salmon's family remained
confident Tuesday in the man's
innocence.
While she has not been close
with her granddaughter for
some time, Venice resident


Katherine Annable said Stiner's
arrest was shocking.
The elderly woman was not
aware of the incident until a call
Tuesday from a Sun reporter.
"I knew she had some prob-
lems, but not this," Annable
said, her voice breaking.
Stiner is the only one of the
group who does not have a
criminal record. Both Salmon
and Bennett had prior drug-re-
lated arrests, according to court
records.
Authorities do not know what
the relationship was between
Stiner and Salmon, or between
Bennett and Stiner.
Bennett and Stiner were to-
gether in a vehicle on Interstate
75 before the shooting Sunday,
Carpenter said.
As the vehicle passed just
south of Ocala, the North Port
man asked Stiner to "get him
some cocaine," a sheriff's report
states.
Stiner sent a text message to
Salmon, aka "J-Roc," asking to
buy 4 or 5 ounces of cocaine,
officials said.
Salmon reportedly texted
back that the amount of cocaine
requested would cost $5,000.
Deputies say all three agreed to
meet in the Knights Inn parking
lot in Port Charlotte.
Bennett and Stiner reportedly
were accompanied by 29-year-
old Christina Diane Murray of


North Port, who authorities said
drove a rented red minivan to
the motel.
"Detectives said (Murray) was
not involved other than being
the driver," Carpenter said.
The trio arrived at the motel
late Sunday night. Stiner first
exited the vehicle and met with
Salmon and "confirmed the
drug deal," the report states.
Bennett then exited the van
and walked around the rear east
end of the motel with Salmon,
the sheriff's office reported.
Both Stiner and Murray then
reportedly heard a gunshot and
rushed around the building.
Bennett was lying face-down on
the ground.
Motel guests and employees
who heard the commotion said
they saw a figure jump over a
wooden fence after the gunshot.
As Stiner stayed near Bennett,
the North Port man reportedly
spit out suspected crack cocaine.
The Venice woman collected it
and a large amount of cash that
was under Bennett and placed
them in her purse, officials said.
The weapon used in the
shooting has not been found.
Investigators said the case
remains open.

North Port Community News
Editor Elaine Allen-Emrich con-
t, ili, te to this story.
kbaxter@sun-herald.com


FROM THE CITY OF VENICE

Venice City Council
voted Tuesday to con-
tinue to tape its meetings
for television airing on
Tuesday.
In December and Janu-
ary, Mayor John Holic
asked the public for
input regarding whether


the $18,000 annual cost
to videotape meetings
for television airing is
a useful expenditure.
Overwhelmingly, those
who responded said they
want their local govern-
ment to continue this
effort and make city
council meetings more
accessible for all.


On Tuesday, after
hearing those opinions,
council voted to con-
tinue the service.
"It comes to about $1
per resident per year,"
Holic said. "That is a
small price for a valued
service."
To further meet the
goal of bringing gov-


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OBITUARIES
John M. Farrell
John M. ("Jack") Farrell, 91,
of Venice, Fla., passed away
peacefully after a short illness
on Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011.
Born in New York City on
April 9, 1919, Jack retired to
Venice from Peterborough,
N.H., in the late 1990s with his
wife, Libby, who predeceased
him in 2006.
A financial planner by pro-
fession, Jack was a chartered
life underwriter, an active
Republican and a devout
member of St. Mark's Episco-
pal Church. He spent his final
years residing comfortably in
assisted living at Harbor Inn.
Jack is survived by his son,
Robert; daughter, Margaret;
grandchildren, Kelsey and
Bryce; and four sisters, Jean,
Pat, Carol and Ann.
Services: A celebration of
John's life will be held at 2 p.m.
on Tuesday, Feb. 1, at St. Mark's
Episcopal Church.
Contributions: Memorial


JANUARY 29, 2011 WEEKEND EDITION


donations may be made to St.
Mark's Episcopal Church, 513
S. Nassau St., Venice FL 34285.

Edward C. Likeness
Edward C. "Lucky" Likeness,
92, of Nokomis, Fla., formerly
of Ottawa, Cana-
da, died Monday,
Jan.24, 2011.
He is survived
S by his loving life
S partner, Joan
Houston of No-
komis; and son,
LIKENESS Graham Likeness,
and his wife, Deb-
orah Osborne, of Connecticut.
Edward was born April 8,
1918, in Ottawa, Canada. He
joined the Canadian Air Force in
1937 after high school. He won
his pilot's wings and became
a pilot instructor and later a
pilot instructor developer in the
early years of World War II. After
Fighter Operational Training in
1942, he went to England to a
Canadian Spitfire Fighter Wing.


Many of his flying missions were
as defensive escort of American
bombers into and out of Europe.
The wing never lost a bomber to
German fighter planes. He flew
ground attack missions against
German freight trains and
trucks. He also dive-bombed
German "V" missile sites. At the
end of the war he returned to
Canada and resumed training
new pilots. When the Rus-
sian threat became a concern,
he transferred to the newly
forming North American Air
Defense Force. In 1952, after a
short tour in Korea, he went to
the NATO forces in Europe. He
joined the Allied Forces Central
Europe Headquarters forming
up at Fontainebleu, France.
There he set up and managed
the Air Tactical and Photo
Reconnaissance Center. He
returned to Canada in 1955 and
attended the Air Force College.
After graduation, he became
commander of the Pilot Train-
ing School. Subsequently, he
became director of ground


training at Air Force Headquar-
ters. In 1962 he attended the
U.S. Air Force Air University, Air
War College, in Montgomery,
Ala. After graduating, he went
to Europe and became attache
to the Canadian embassies in
Belgium, Luxemburg and Den-
mark. He returned to Canada in
1966 and took command of the
Air Defense Base at North Bay,
Ontario.
He retired in 1969. Edward
moved to Venice in 1977 and
on to Calusa Lakes in 2000,
where he and his partner, Joan,
enjoy the golf course and so-
cial amenities in the complex.
In 1997 he was proud to have
been granted U.S. citizenship.
Edward was a member of the
Canadian Fighter Pilots As-
sociation, RCAF Association,
AARP Freedom Boat Club,
Meals onWheels and Calusa
Lakes Golf Club.
Services: A Celebration of
Life will be held at a later date.
Arrangements are by Ewing
Funeral Home.


Contributions: In lieu of
flowers, memorial donations
may be made to Tidewell Hos-
pice, Inc. 5955 Rand Boule-
vard, Sarasota FL 34238.

Alex M. Petrillo
Alex M. Petrillo, 73, passed
away on Monday, Jan. 24, 2011.
Born in Brooklyn, N.Y, Alex
was a retired carpenter for
Union Local 348 in New York.
He is survived by his wife,
Katherine; his five sons, Alex,
Thomas and Nicholas Petrillo
of Rockway, N.J., Frank Petrillo
of Harvert, Ala., and John
Hamill of Chesapeake, Va.;
sister, Anita Vetere of Venice,
Fla.; brother, Frank Petrillo of
Venice, Fla.; six grandchildren;
and six great-grandchildren.
Services: A private service
will be held at Hollomon-Brown
Funeral Home, Great Bridge
Chapel, Chesapeake, Va. Con-
dolences may be offered to the
family at www.hollomon-brown.
com.


SRQ aims to


By GRACE GAGLIANO
BRADENTON HERALD
Sarasota Bradenton
International Airport hopes
to please more interna-
tional airlines after failing
to lure Germany's Condor
Airlines last fall.
The Sarasota Manatee
Airport Authority this week
voted to move forward with
part of a $2.9 million ex-
pansion project for its U.S.
Customs facility, a decision
that was left on the table at
its September meeting.
"If we want to grow this
airport, we're going to have
to do this," said Dr. Gary
Kompothecras, authority
board member.
The airport authority
agreed to approach the


project in phases.
Overall plans propose
21,201 square feet in up-
grades and new construc-
tion in two phases.
The airport plans to
move forward with the
less costly phase first.
Phase 1 is estimated to
cost $794,305, to renovate
12,214 square feet to add
offices, work stations,
training areas, passenger
waiting areas, interview
and search rooms and
detainee bag storage.
"Phase 1 will eliminate
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able to attract a flight,"
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VICTIMS: Two South Venice people killed this week mourned by those who knew them


FROM PAGE 1

Jason's ex-wife, who lives
in North Port with the
couple's son Brandon,
15. "As far as what hap-
pened to Jason, during
his life, he was involved
in domestic violence
situations, but this time
he did something to
help someone who was
suffering. He didn't really
know Traci because she
had only moved to the
neighborhood with John
about five weeks ago. She
seemed to gravitate to Ja-
son because she needed
to be safe. He tried to
protect her, and it cost
him his life."
Michelle, who re-
mained friends with
Jason after their six-year-
marriage ended in 2003,


called him a "scrapper."
"If Jason saw some-
thing was unfair he
would jump in and
fight," she said, adding
that Jason and Lee fought
on Jan. 19 after Lee alleg-
edly crashed Jason's 46th
birthday gathering and
caused a fight in front
of family and neighbors.
Lee was arrested after
allegedly assaulting Jason
and Traci.
"They were threat-
ened repeatedly by John
through text messages
after he got out of jail.
They called the police,"
Michelle said.
Michelle said Jason
loved fishing, hanging
out at the Venice Jetties
and having cookouts and
bonfires in his backyard.
"He had a really great


sense of humor," Mi-
chelle said. "No matter
how much trouble he got
into, you still couldn't
help but love him."
She said Jason also
was pretty well-known
by local police offi-
cers because he was in
trouble and in jail over
the years.
"He was born and
raised here and never
strayed far from Noko-
mis," she said. "For a
while he was constantly
in trouble for dumb
things like driving with-
out a license, getting into
bar fights, and always
running from the Venice
police officers and driv-
ing into ditches. But as
he got older, he was try-
ing to change. Because
I could see him trying,


I began letting Brandon
have contact with Jason.
"The two built a good
relationship over the
past year," she said of the
father and son. "The last
words Brandon heard
from Jason were that he
loved him and he was
proud of him. No matter
what happened through-
out the years, they were
family in the end. Jason
told me I did a great job
(raising) him."
Friends and family are
still shocked by Traci's
death. Her mother, who
lives in North Port and
agreed to speak to the
Sun on condition of ano-
nymity, said Friday that
Traci was her "best friend
and someone who could
always find the good in
people - so much so she


sometimes learned the
hard way."
Her mother said Traci
wanted to be cremated;
her family is following
her wishes.
Her ashes will be
taken to Ohio, where
she's from, following
a small gathering here
in her memory. Fam-
ily friends are helping
Traci's parents with ar-
rangements.
"She always told me
that she loved me," her
mother said, adding
that when Traci was
having problems with
Lee she wanted to try
to handle it on her own.
"He was very possessive
of her. He called her a
lot and got upset when
she was busy and could
not call him back right


away."
Because the pair were
best friends, Traci shared
a lot of her everyday hap-
penings with her mom.
"Her friends were
surprised that she would
tell me things," she said.
"You just don't hear
about special relation-
ships between parents
and their children as
much anymore. I always
told Traci how beauti-
ful she was and that her
father and I loved her so
much."
Jason's family members
feel the same way.
"No matter what
trouble he got into, Jason
was somebody's father,
son and uncle," Michelle
said. "He was really good
at heart."
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SPIKED: Compromise for volleyball team


FROM PAGE 1

15 season - essentially
for the next three seasons.
The school was also
reprimanded for the ac-
tions and the volleyball
program was placed on
administrative proba-
tion until June 30, 2012.
The school appealed the
penalties. According to
Dearing's letter, the ad-
ministrative probation will
remain in place.
Advising the school that
the FHSAA penalties had
been rescinded, Dearing
wrote, "I want to thank
you (Turgeon) and your
athletic director, Mr. Pete
Dombroski, for the very
obvious thought, consid-
eration and realization
of the seriousness you
have given this situa-
tion. ... Your letter openly
displays your thoughts (as
well as coach Wheatley's)
that the responsibility of
the actions following the
District girls volleyball
Championship last No-
vember indeed belonged


to the coach."
"Since the beginning
I've taken full responsibil-
ity for it and my focus was
to get the girls into post-
season play," saidWheat-
ley. "My whole focus
throughout out the whole
time is not to penalize the
kids and to penalize me."
"Our goal was to see no
student denied the right
to play in a championship
series," said Dombroski.
"It's a thrill to work toward
a goal of playing for a state
championship. It allows
future players the op-
portunity to compete at
highest stage they can."
"I want to thank the
VHS administration, and
especially Jack Turgeon
and Pete Dombroski, in
finding the true facts and
standing behind their
coach because the easy
thing would have been to
not do that," saidWheat-
ley.
Wheatley also thanked
the community for its
support throughout this
process.


"Really confirmed to my
family what a great com-
munity we live in an why
we continue to live here,"
saidWheatley.
The incident has also
taught him a few lessons.
"I think true character
is revealed when times are
tough," saidWheatley. "I
know everyone associated
with volleyball program
has remained unified
about whole process.
We've always calledVenice
High volleyball a family
and that is what a family
does in times of trouble
is stick together. Most
communities ask for the
coach's head. Not one
time was that brought up."
Wheatley, who has been
head coach at Venice High
for 17 years, is excited for
the new season.
"Next year we will have
a renewed focus," said
Wheatley. "Good sports-
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CITY: Home's restoration moves ahead


FROM PAGE 1

for the restoration proj-
ect, along with seeking
new members, patiently
awaiting approval to
proceed. I never knew so
much bureaucracy. We
were at our wits' end with
permits and permissions
from various groups."
When John Holic was
elected mayor, the Bau-
ers paid him a visit. Holic
cut through the red tape.
"We told him our situ-
ation and the next thing
you know we were noti-
fied the user agreement
was ready for council's
approval."
The next step is for
the Friends organi-
zation to get permit
approval and to place
into the ground a large
thermometer-style sign
approved a year ago
by the Venice Historic
Preservation Board. The
sign, which the Bauers
hope will go up in mid-
February, will be located
in Centennial Park and


will track their fundrais-
ing efforts.
Their goal is to raise
$1 million for the resto-
ration. To date they've
raised $30,000.
Friday evening the
group held a magic-show
fundraiser at Bird Bay
for $30 a ticket, selling
miniature models of the
house and T-shirts.
On Feb. 19 the Friends
will have a booth at Phil-
lippi Park's Historical
Society Festival.
Jon Thaxton, whose
family grew up on a
homestead in Osprey, will
be featured speaker at
the Friends' third annual
meeting, on Feb. 20 at 2
p.m. in the community
room at Venice City Hall.
"This museum will
benefit the entire com-
munity for years to
come," Bauer said.
The Lord and Higel
families have a fascinat-
ing history, she said,
that's fun to explore.
She provides Power-
Point presentations to


local groups and hom-
eowners associations on
Higel and what would
eventually come to be
called Higelville, includ-
ing how it all began -
with a six-month boat
excursion down the
Atlantic coast and up
the Gulf looking for the
perfect soil to raise guava
plants (he happened
upon Richard Roberts
fishing in what is now
Roberts Bay and bought
two acres on the spot).
She also has a presenta-
tion on Lord's dabbling
in real estate and invest-
ments that eventually
attracted land mogul
Bertha Potter Palmer to
the area.
The Friends are en-
couraging residents and
visitors to participate in
the restoration and also
to contribute financially.
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LIVE TV and webcast
Community Alliance Developmental
Disabilities Executive Committee
Feb. 1,10 a.m., conference call
Call 941-861-2563
Environmentally Sensitive Lands
Oversight Committee - Feb. 3,
2:30 p.m., Think Tank, third floor,
Administration Center, 1660 Ringling
Blvd., Sarasota. Call 941-861-5379
Festival Steering Committee
Meeting -Jan. 31, 3:30 p.m.
Press Room, first floor, Administration
Center, 1660 Ringling Blvd., Sarasota.
Call 941-232-4050
Mechanical Contractors Licensing
& Examining Board - Feb. 3,3 p.m.,
Conference Room 2, Planning and
Development Services, 1001 Sarasota
Center Blvd., Sarasota.
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North Port Health Center Ribbon-
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6950 Outreach Way, North Port.
Call 941-861-5000


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contact the Sarasota County Call Center at
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about Sarasota County Advisory Boards.


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Commission Chamber, first floor,
Administration Center, 1660 Ringling
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Health & Human Services, 2200
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Sarasota Soil & Water Conservation
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room, Manasota Service Center, 6942
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101 S. Washington Blvd., 10th floor
meeting rooms, Sarasota. All hearing
schedules are subject to change;
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for dates, times and locations on the
Clerk of the Circuit Court website at
www.SarasotaClerk.com, Value
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to the VAB's office is located at the
Administration Center, 1660 Ringling
Blvd., Suite 210, Sarasota.
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formerly located at 1301 Cattlemen Road
have relocated to a county facility at
1001 Sarasota Center Boulevard in the
Sarasota International Trade Center off
Fruitville Road.
The relocation includes all Development
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the Sarasota County Health Department
Environmental Health unit and
Environmental Services functions. Phone
and fax numbers for the offices that have
moved remain the same.
Registration deadline is Feb. 1 for
Gulf Coast Senior Games
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Tuesday, Feb. 1. The games take place
at venues throughout Sarasota and
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Clark Road in Sarasota, during regular
business hours. The entry fee of $12
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T-shirt. There is an additional fee of $3
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FATE: Accused teacher's future uncertain


FROM PAGE 1
room.
The state's attorney,
RonWeaver, asked Lori
White, Sarasota County
School District super-
intendent, and Theresa
Baus, principal of Venice
Elementary School, if
they wanted O'Neill
back.
In both instances the
answer was no.
"Can O'Neill be an
effective teacher in your
school?" Weaver asked.
'Anyone who hits
and makes disparaging
remarks (about students)
can no longer be an
effective teacher, in my
opinion," Baus said.
Just having her in the
school, Baus said, might
turn some parents away.
"It is not appropri-
ate for her to be in the
classroom at this time,"
White said.
She based her com-
ment on testimony and
transcripts of the police
report, criminal trial and
a grievance trial after
the school district fired
O'Neill.
O'Neill admitted
making disparaging
comments about her
students.
She also admitted
"bopping" or "tapping"
them on their heads. The
difference, according
to witnesses, was how
forcefully it was done.
O'Neill demonstrated
her actions by very gen-
tly touching her water
bottle to the head of a
mannequin. Two teacher
aides who worked side
by side with O'Neill
testified it was more like
a thud.
"It's not best practice,"
O'Neill said. "I would not
do it" again.

Confrontation

One allegation was that
O'Neill said the mouth
of one student, when
she pouted, looked like a
"butt hole."
"I guarantee she
wouldn't say it in front of
their parents or myself,"
Baus said. "And that's
because she knows it's
wrong. It's all negative.
It violated the profes-
sional practices in the
state and should never
happen."
O'Neill allegedly said
another profoundly
mentally handicapped
student was just "sucking
up oxygen."
O'Neill characterized
her comments as dark
humor coming from a
sarcastic person made
to adult peers, albeit
in the presence of her
students, as a way to let
off steam.
The kids either couldn't
hear her or couldn't
understand what was
said, she testified. It was
not intended to harm
the students she loved
and had taught for years,
O'Neill said.


"No harm, no foul?"
asked Weaver. "It's OK to
say those things if they
don't understand what is
being said" or if it's said
"with a smile or a pleas-
ant tone," he asked.
Weaver pursued the
point, asking if O'Neill
would use the term "butt
hole" in front of that
child's parent, who was
sitting 15 feet behind
O'Neill.
O'Neill whirled her
chair around and was
about to say something
to the parent.
"Don't you dare say
a word to me," said
Katie DiPierro, sternly
pointing her finger at
O'Neill.
Another parent, Patty
Sherknus, said later the
look on O'Neill's face
made it unclear what was
about to come out of her
mouth.
An apology?
"If it was going to be
an apology, then it was
going to be a sarcastic
one," Sherknus said.
O'Neill's attorney, An-
thony Demma, objected,
adding, "Let the record
show Ms. O'Neill was not
..." He didn't finish the
sentence, perhaps uncer-
tain himself of O'Neill's
intent.
McKibben restored
order.
Weaver next turned his
attention to Sherknus'
son. O'Neill was accused


of inappropriately using
a gait belt to lift him
when he'd drop to the
floor and refuse to walk.
The action caused abra-
sions on his upper back.
She used it one time,
O'Neill testified, saying
there had to be a better
way to handle the pupil.
The belt was placed
around the student's
chest to avoid a surgi-
cally implanted feeding
tube.
When Weaver brought
up Sherknus' son's
name, O'Neill grabbed
the gait belt lying in
front of her from a previ-
ous a demonstration and
handed it to Weaver with
a laugh.
"Do you think this
process is humorous Ms.
O'Neill?" Weaver asked.
"No I don't, but you
gotta make the best
of what you can," she
replied.
Weaver went on to
demonstrate for more
than a minute the lift-
ing action O'Neill alleg-
edly used on Sherknus'
son. He placed the gait
belt around the neck of
the mannequin head,
repeating the motion of
raising it up and down.
No objection was
forthcoming.
The photo op drew
a remark from O'Neill:
"Oh, this will look great."

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JANUARY 29, 2011


OPINION


GONDOLIER SUN EDITOR
BOB MUDGE
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bmudge@venicegondolier.com


SUN NEWSPAPERS


OURVIEW



And they wonder why they're distrusted


ut this one in the category of "if at
first you don't succeed..."
Or "at second," "at third" or "at
fourth," for that matter.
Florida House lawmakers have signed
onto a lawsuit challenging the legality of
a state constitutional amendment that
aims to curb the time-worn political
practice of gerrymandering.
It's not the first time they mount-
ed a blocking maneuver on this one.
Early last year, when it appeared the
group FairDistrictsFlorida.org would
get enough signatures to put two
proposed amendments on Novem-
ber's general election ballot, legisla-
tive leaders rallied to fight them. In
hearings, House and Senate leaders
mocked the proposals, which might
actually dent the ability of the party in


power- which, coincidentally, hap-
pens to be the Republicans in recent
years - to reset district lines for state
House and Senate seats, as well as the
U.S. House of Representatives.
Then they went to court to get the
petitions invalidated. They lost that
gambit. Proposed Amendments 5
and 6 went forward.
Finally, late in the legislative ses-
sion, leaders tried another tack: a
poison pill. They passed a compet-
ing ballot amendment - Amend-
ment 7 - that they claimed would
"clarify" the issues for voters,
although it was really intended to
muddy them. A judge saw through
that one. The ride-along amend-
ment was tossed off the ballot.
Voters finally got to weigh in


themselves in November, and
they liked what they saw. The two
measures got more than 60 percent
of the vote, the threshold for state
constitutional amendments.
Case closed?
Hardly.
The House now has joined a
lawsuit filed by U.S. Reps. Corrine
Brown, D-Jacksonville, and Mario
Diaz-Balart, R-Miami, that claims
Amendment 6 violates federal laws
guaranteeing equal access to mi-
nority candidates. As House spokes-
woman Katie Betta commented,
"The House believes its constitu-
tional authority has been impeded
by Amendment 6."
Or, try, try again.
Let's not.


The voters have spoken. They
want less political manipulation of
the redistricting process. It's as sim-
ple as that. The two amendments
don't impossibly bind legislators'
hands. They set rough standards for
legislative redistricting. They merely
say districts should be compact and
contiguous when possible. Districts
should stick to local boundaries,
where feasible, and strive to main-
tain minority opportunity.
Politics will always play a role
in the process. The hope is just to
deter the more extreme examples of
gerrymandering. Just maybe.
The Legislature has tried and tried
before on this one, to no avail.
Let's drop out of this frivolous
lawsuit.


Medicare madness


By THAIR PHILLIPS
GUEST COLUMNIST
Conspiracy theories have
always captured America's
attention. The thought that a
hidden group can manipulate
and control money and gov-
ernments from behind a veil
of secrecy and misinformation
both scares and intrigues us at
the same time.
We think the government re-
ally has an alien in Area 51 and
that there was a second shooter
on the "grassy knoll" in Dallas in
1963. We weave conspiracy into
every major event from Sept. 11
to the global financial crisis.
The major problem with
most conspiracy theories is
that too many people would
have to be in on the cover-up
for it to remain a secret very
long. That's why the conspiracy
I'm going to talk about has a
good chance of succeeding. It's
not a secret, at least not from
those in Washington.
This conspiracy has a chance
of working because it is hidden
in the bowels of one of the
biggest and most far-reaching
pieces of legislation ever
passed. It is a conspiracy to
circumvent the legislative pro-
cess and the powers outlined
in the Constitution through
government bureaucracies.
Judicial activism is defined
as judges going beyond their
appropriate powers and en-
gaging in making law rather
than merely interpreting it. I
think that America is headed
down the path of bureaucratic
activism, which I define as
unelected bureaucrats using
their broad powers to define
and implement regulations that
are outside the intent of the laws
of the land. These are unelected
bureaucrats using "creative"
regulatory powers not defined
in the Constitution to control
our public policy.
An obvious case in point is the
new health care reform law, the
Patient Protection and Affordable
Care Act, which created a new
panel called the Independent
Payment Advisory Board. The
board is made up of 15 or fewer
presidential appointees and is
scheduled to begin its efforts to
cut Medicare spending in 2014.
The language that created
this panel was not debated or
scrutinized by either house
because it was added in the final


back-room adjustments of the
Senate bill with the promise that
the language would be fleshed
out during conference with the
House version. As we all know,
there never was a conference
since the House passed the Sen-
ate bill as is.
The board was created as a
way to avoid the political prob-
lems that come with cutting
government benefits. Unfortu-
nately, the avoidance of these
problems also circumvents
some of the very basic rights af-
forded us in the Constitution.
For instance: 1) The members
of the board, the ones that will
make the decisions that will
affect the financial well-being of
Medicare, will be appointed by
the president. They will not an-
swer to the people. 2) If Congress
does not offer an alternative to
the board's recommendation
within a short period of time, the
recommendation is turned into
law, with no discussion, amend-
ments or vote. 3) It takes an
unprecedented three-fifths vote
to overrule the recommenda-
tion of the board. Nothing in the
Constitution allows for laws to be
passed using this method.
This board is the poster child
of an open conspiracy to bypass
the Constitution. It is our elected
representatives handing over
their power to a board appointed
by the president.
This is not what the founding
fathers envisioned; this is what
they were fighting against - the
ability of a government entity, on
which they had no representa-
tion and of which they had no
power to elect, having the abil-
ity to affect their finances and
well-being. The board goes even
further, affecting our health, and
perhaps even our right to live.
This conspiracy to lead Ameri-
ca down the path of bureaucratic
activism needs to be recognized
and stopped. The checks and
balances of the Constitution
have served us well for more
than 200 years.We must not
allow this insidious, unelected
board, to usurp those very basic
rights.

Thair Phillips is president and
CEO ofRetireSafe, a grass-roots
organization that advocates and
educates on behalf ofAmerica's
seniors on issues regarding Social
Security, Medicare, health and
financial well-being.


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Double standard. I agree
with the caller regarding
Medicare Part B and Part D
drug plan surcharges, based
on what bracket of income
you fall in. These are taxes and
in my case amounted to an
additional $115.30 per month
for Part B and $31 per month
for Part D, or $1,755.60 extra a
year. People should be warned
that making a profit on the sale
of assets, such as stock, can
throw them into one of these
brackets for that year. Congress
doesn't want to tax anyone
making less than $250,000 a
year, but that doesn't seem to
apply to seniors on Medicare.
Illegal. How many times do
the cops have to stop you from
riding your electric bike on the
sidewalk? Duh. It's against the
law, lady.
Adoption tale. I'd like to
address the person who was
complaining about dog racing
and not knowing what hap-
pens to the dogs when they
can't race anymore. Let me tell
you what happens to the dogs.
There's a lady at the Sarasota
Kennel Club by the name of
Nancy Coffee and she's very
concerned about those dogs.
She makes sure that once they
can't race anymore that they're
adopted by good families who
give them good homes and
loving care. You can call the
Sarasota Kennel Club at 355-
7744 and ask for Nancy Coffee.
I know because I've adopted
three greyhounds and I love
them very much. I noticed
you didn't mention anything
about horse racing. When a
horse falls and stumbles, they
have to shoot it, like they did
at the Kentucky Derby with
the winner. Maybe you should
check out your facts before
you start complaining about
retired greyhounds. Check
them out, they're a lovely dog.
They don't get destroyed, they
get adopted.
Moving target. I'm calling
about the lady who got pulled
over on her scooter. I just want
to say, I completely disagree
with you. There are motorized
scooters riding against traffic
all over the island and are go-
ing to get hit. I hit you, you sue
me, I lose my license. Thanks,


Let 'em


Have It
but my day is hard enough
without dealing with someone
who's too lazy to walk or too
cheap to get a car. Just follow
the driving codes.
Able-bodied. A comment I
saw in your paper today was
one of the best I've seen in
long time. It's about handi-
capped parking. I have to agree
with this gentleman. Go to
Walmart and see these people
just get out and run into the
store like nothing's happened.
I see people go to Saltwater
and park in the handicapped
parking. Cops have got to start
taking a look at that more
often.
Tearful. I wonder if the
reason John Boehner decided
against attending both the
memorial service and also the
invitation to the state dinner
was because he was afraid he
would cry.
Thinking short-term. Oh
the shame. A mere commoner,
a snowbird, has disrespected
the royalty of Venice island:
the full-time resident. How can
those of us with out-of-state
plates dare to hold our heads
up as we contribute to the
local economy? By all means,
ban short-term rentals, then
be prepared to support all the
local businesses that depend
on us for their livelihood to the
extent that you alone cannot
provide.
More guns. More gun laws


are not going to stop the
shootings and the violence. It's
people that do that. At Colum-
bine, 18 gun laws were violated
by those young men. Gun laws
don't stop criminals. Gun laws
don't stop deranged people
intent on doing violence. If
they don't have a gun, they'll
find another way of commit-
ting that crime. What we need
is more people to carry guns
because somebody with a gun
can stop that other person
who's doing the shooting.
There's a little town in Georgia
where everybody does carry
a gun and its crime rate has
gone down to like zero. If you
know that somebody's got a
gun, you're not going to at-
tempt to hold up the store or
try to shoot anybody because
you're the one who's going
to get hurt. Police can't get
there in time to protect you,
but somebody in the crowd
can. Too many gun laws and
the only people who will have
guns will be the criminals.
Shadow government. I just
heard about the Venice city
manager being approached
and asked to resign. It cer-
tainly sounds like one of the
council members is trying to
take over for the mayor. Can
you believe such arrogance
when a few people walk into
the man's office - former
council members, whoever
they were - and ask him to
resign? And as the TV reporter
stated, it certainly is a weird
situation, especially when
the current city manager has
been there less than a few
years and certainly inherited
a lot of problems. Economic
conditions; cash to get a few
projects done was difficult to
come by; tough decisions had
to be made concerning the
police department's problems,
and they were made. And the
circus facility was inherited,
which became unsightly and
dangerous. He didn't create
these problems. Insurance for
council members for life was a
joke and was given to them il-
legally. Airport decisions were
made. Taxpayers, watch out.
The group trying to run the
city in an unofficial capacity is
starting to exert itself.








The penny, for your thoughts


"A penny saved is a
penny earned."
The idea still makes
sense, although it gets
lost in the ease of cred-
it-card transactions. A
boy's habits linger, but
bending over to pick
up a penny spotted on
a walkway probably no
longer makes sense.
Pennies have a way
of cluttering a purse or
pants pocket. They are
never available when


you need them. We
keep collecting more
of them to mess up a
drawer or fill an old
mayonnaise jar. Maybe
it is time to do away
with the penny.
Today's copper penny
is a fake anyway. It is
mostly zinc with a thin
copper coating. They
stopped making the
copper penny in 1982.
Good thing too, as the
1940 penny in today's
market has about 3
cents' worth of copper
in it.
There was a time
when the copper penny
had some real value.
A dime had about 10
cents' worth of silver in
it, and a $20 gold piece
could be melted down


to about $20 worth of
gold. If you have one of
those $20 golden eagles
from the 1857 wreck
of SS Central America,
a collector might offer
you $14,000 today.
I've been checking,
and an old jar of pen-
nies has not increased
in value in the same
way. A cache of pen-
nies from 1939, which
are 95 percent copper,
are likely to be worth
3 cents each. That just
matches the current
market value of the
copper in them. The
U.S. Mint just made too
many millions of them.
Still, try to find a cop-
per penny among your
hoard.
Pennies are still being


stamped out in the mil-
lions. It is just the sort
of business that only
the government could
run. It costs about 2
cents to make a U.S.
penny.
It seems almost unpa-
triotic to keep them out
of circulation while the
U.S. Mint keeps spend-
ing 2 cents apiece to
make up for the pennies
I'm hoarding.
There would be some
disadvantages to doing
away with the penny.
Could you still have
a mattress sale for
$399.99, or two bunches
of celery for 99 cents?
What about all the
Penelopes nicknamed
Penny?
"In for a penny, in for


a pound," could switch
to "in for a dime, in for
a dollar."
The nickel might as
well go at the same time
as the penny. Before the
Civil War, we got along
without the nickel.
Years ago it was handy
for making a local call
in a phone booth or
getting a subway ride in
New York City.
In the 1940s you
could buy a 12-ounce
Pepsi for a nickel,
which gave you twice
as much as a 6-ounce
Coca-Cola (even when
Coca-Cola had gone to
a dime).
I would miss the
nickel. It reminds me
of when that was the
price of a newspaper or


a 3 Musketeers candy
bar. The demand for
nickels is not so great
today. Good thing, too.
It costs the U.S. Mint
about 10 cents to make
a nickel.
If we just rounded our
transactions up or down
to the nearest dime,
everything would aver-
age out about the same.
We can put a dent in
the federal deficit and
do away with the penny
and the nickel.
Still, if I see the glint
of a coin on the shop-
ping center floor, I am
going to pick it up. It
might be a quarter.

Derek Dunn-Rankin
is chair of Sun Coast
Media Group.


I LETTERS FROM OUR READERS


Abuse reports are too much

Editor:
For the past four years I have
visited your lovely town of Ven-
ice, staying a month or so each
time. I enjoy - for the most part
- reading your newspaper and
use the Venue section to find a
wide variety of things to do while
I am here.
However, I am increasingly
appalled by your Police Beat. As
a former victim of domestic vio-
lence, I can only reiterate what is
common knowledge - victims
often don't report abuse for fear
of retaliation, embarrassment
and even loss of employment.
The Gondolier Sun seems to take
pleasure in reporting full names
and the lurid details of these
private citizens. To what end?
I can assure you that if I were a
young woman and found myself
threatened, I would think twice
about calling the police, because
I know that if I did the entire
community would be privy to my
situation, thanks to the relentless
reporting of the local newspaper.
If you must report the crimes,
then just say, "police were called


to a scene of a domestic distur-
bance," and let that be the end
of it. Surely you can find better
things to fill the pages of your
publication.

Sherri Smith
Coarsegold, Calif.

Editor's Note: We acknowledge
your point but think the bet-
ter way to call attention to this
horrific crime is to shine a bright
light on the perpetrators.

Women's rights
are often wronged

Editor:
"Women's issues" are again
pivotal in U.S. politics - and not
in ways many of us would like.
Advocates of reproduc-
tive freedoms are facing what
Katha Pollitt characterized in
The Nation as "the most hostile
Congress since abortion was
legalized in 1973." In Florida,
Gov. Rick Scott is a self-declared
"pro-life leader." In Sarasota,
Congressman Vern Buchanan
and Districts 69 and 70 State


Reps. Doug Holder and Ray Pilon
are likewise aggressively anti-
choice.
The challenge goes well
beyond reproductive rights to
the whole realm of economic
justice. In this country, women
are still paid only 77 percent of
what men receive for full-time
work. Still, at the end of the last
Congress, the Paycheck Fairness
Act went down in flames in the
Senate, falling two short of the 60
required for cloture.
Gender is also central to other
major issues. Social Security is
paramount among them, since
women rely more on Social
Security than men. Concerns
for women at national and state
levels also include disparities in
health-care funding and access
to health insurance, inequitable
treatment in military service and
increases in human trafficking
and domestic violence.
Then, too, there is the matter
of the Equal Rights Amendment.
The need just became all the
more pressing with the pro-
nouncement by Justice Antonin
Scalia that the 14th Amendment
does not protect against discrim-


nation on the basis (
To those women a
committed to gende
and economic justice
warning and a call tc
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Public can still p.

Editor:
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e, this is a costs in government operations.
action. Streamlining the operations of
our boards and commissions is a
part of that overall effort.
Jan Schneider Martin notes the many meet-
Sarasota ings of the planning commis-
sion in 2008. I attended most
of those meetings as well as the
participate subsequent council meetings
that considered the recommen-
dations of the planning com-
defense mission, particularly regarding
;gests that the comprehensive plan. The
city's boards planning commission should
ill somehow have taken to heart the mayor's
)lvement suggestion as to the futility of its
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Venice

Editor's Note: Emilio Car-
lesimo is a member of Venice
City Council.


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RealtyTrac: Despite drop, area still in nation's top 20 for foreclosures


By DUANE MARSTELLER
BRADENTON HERALD

Fewer filings didn't keep the
Sarasota-Bradenton region
from continuing to have one of
the nation's highest foreclosure
rates last year, according to
data released this week.
One in every 21 homes in the
two-county region received a
foreclosure filing in 2010, rank-
ing Sarasota-Bradenton No.
19 among the 206 largest U.S.


metropolitan areas, RealtyTrac
said.
That's despite foreclosure
filings dropping by 10 percent
from 2009, the Irvine, Calif.-
based foreclosure tracking
service stated.
Still, the area's ranking
improved from 17th-worst in
2009 and 1 Ith-highest in 2008.
"Those statistics indicate
how critical it's been for the
last couple of years," said 12th
Judicial Circuit Chief Judge Lee


Haworth, whose circuit covers
DeSoto, Manatee and Sarasota
counties.
"It's been like a hurricane:
When you think you get to the
eye of the storm, you hope it's
over but wonder if you're going
to get hit by a new blast."
As bad as it's been here, the
foreclosure storm was much
worse elsewhere in Florida:
The state had 10 of the 22
highest foreclosure rates last
year, RealtyTrac said.


Fort Myers-Cape Coral was
No. 2 nationally, behind only
perennial leader Las Vegas.
Other Florida metro areas with
high rates include Miami-Fort
Lauderdale (fifth), Orlando-
Kissimmee (ninth), Day-
tona Beach (13th) and Naples
(14th).
Sarasota-Bradenton was
bunched with three other
Florida metro areas: Port St.
Lucie was 16th, followed by
Tampa-St. Petersburg at No. 17


and Lakeland in 18th place.
Florida's two major college
towns - Gainesville and Tal-
lahassee - fared best, at 72nd
and 85th place, respectively.
California, Florida and Ne-
vada accounted for all but one
of the worst metro areas. The
exception was Boise, Idaho,
which sneaked in at No. 20.
The worst 10 remained
largely the same despite all
seeing drops in foreclosure
activity, RealtyTrac stated.


LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE OF ACTION




IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TWELFTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUITIN AND FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NUMBER
2009-CA-18877-NC

JUDGE: Division "A"
IN RE: FORFEITURE OF:
$1,304.87 In U.S. Currency
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO:BRITTANY N. HORN
ANDREW W. MULLEN
STEPHON L. DAWSON
TERRANCE L. MORGAN
CRYSTAL D. STOCKWELL
ALL PERSONS WHO CLAIM AN INTER-
EST
UNKNOWN ADDRESS

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a forfei-
ture action has been filed against the
above described currency by the Saraso-
ta County Sheriff's Office. You are
required to file your written defenses with
the Clerk of the Court, 2000 Main Street,
Sarasota, FL 34237, and to serve a copy
of those defenses on or before the 21st
day of February, 2011, on Patrick Dug-
gan, Esquire, Post Office Box 4115,
Sarasota, Florida 34230-4115. Failure to
file your defenses will result in a default
being entered against you.
WITNESSED by hand and the Seal of the
Court on this 19th day of January, 2011.
KAREN RUSHING
Clerk of Circuit Court
Deputy Clerk
Colin Overholt
Publish: January 22, 2011
January 29, 2011
February 5, 2011
February 12, 2011


Notice of Sale/ Auction
Notice is hereby given that the contents
of the rental units listed herein will be
offered for sale at public auction per the
Florida Self Storage Act. (Statutes/Sec-
tions 83.901 - 83.809)
The property list contained herein will be
sold to satisfy liens imposed by EXTRA
SPACE STORAGE on 02/17/2011 at
3:30 PM, or thereafter The sale will
occur on premises, at Extra Space Stor-
age, located at 1266 US HWY 41
BYPASS, VENICE, Florida 34285 in the
county of SARASOTA, Florida.
941.488.7534
SEAN MATTHEW TITMAS,
UNIT 1016 HOUSE ITEMS
REBECCA REIMKOWSKI,
UNIT 1057
HOUSE ITEMS
CHRISTOPHER A JAHR,
UNIT 1159


NOTICE
OF AUCTION
19


HOUSE ITEMS
EXTRA SPACE STORAGE reserves the
right to reject all bids. Purchases must
be made at the time of sale by "Cash"
only. All contents are sold "as is". Con-
tents of the unit must be removed imme-
diately, or the storage unit containing the
items must be rented by the purchaser.
Sale is subject to cancellation at any
time.

Published: January 29, February 5, 2011
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION

Notice is hereby given that the contents
of the rental units listed herein will be
offered for sale at public auction per the
Florida Self Storage Act. (Statues/Sec-
tions 83.801-83,809).
Auction: Saturday, February 12, 2011
9:00AM at The Storage Bins
2359 S. Tamiami Trail
Venice, FL 34293
(941) 493-2214
Miscellaneous Household Items:
Robert Wetenkamp, Unit F9
Ron Barton, Units Cll & F25
Publish: January 22, 29, 2010


S NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
a 20


NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All interested persons are hereby
required to file in the Estate of Phillip E.
Allen, Deceased, File Number 2010-
CP-004382-NC, in the Circuit Court for
Sarasota County, Florida, Probate Divi-
sion, County Courthouse, PO Box 3079,
Sarasota, Florida 34230:

(1) all claims or demands against this
estate within the later of three months
after the time of the first publication of
this notice or thirty days after the date of
service of a copy of this notice on a cred-
itor or claimant; and

(2) any objection by an interested
person on whom notice was served that
challenges the validity of the will, the qual-
ifications of the personal representative,
or the venue or the jurisdiction of the
court, within the later of three months
after the date of the first publication of
this notice or thirty days after the date of
service of a copy of this notice on the
objecting person.

ANY CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND
OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE
FOREVER BARRED.
The date of the first publication of
this Notice is January 29, 2010.

Personal Representatives:
Jeffrey L. Pender
c/o Thomas R. Conklin, Esq.
442 South Tamiami Trail
Osprey, FL 34229
Attorney for Personal Representa-
tive:


NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
20


Thomas R. Conklin, Esq.
Telephone: (941) 366-2608
Florida Bar #938823
Publish: January 29, February 5,
2011
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
IN RE: ESTATE OF
JOHN L. LANDGRAF
Deceased.
2011-CP-000167-NC
Division: Probate

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
JOHN L. LANDGRAF, deceased, whose
date of death was December 14,
2010,and whose social security number
is xxx-xx-xxxx is pending in the Circuit
Court for Sarasota County Florida, Pro-
bate Division, the address of which is
P.O. Box 3079, Sarasota, FL 34230.
The names and addresses of the person-
al representatives and the personal rep-
resentative's attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required to be
served must file their claims with this
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3
MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate must
file their claims with this court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN
THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN
SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME
PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this
notice is January 29, 2011

Personal Representative:
DANIEL A. BECHTOLD
240 S. Nokonis Ave
Suite 200
Venice, FL 34285

Attorneys for Personal
Representative:
C. KELLEY CORBRIDGE, Esquire
BECHTOLD & CORBRIDGE, P.A.
240 Nokomis Avenue South
Suite 200
Venice, FL 34285
Telephone: (941) 488-7751
Florida Bar No. 0325066
PUBLISH: January 29, February
5, 2011
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SARA-
SOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
Lorraine M. Polzin
Deceased.

File No: 2010-CP-004334-NC
Division: Probate

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
Lorraine M. Polzin, deceased, whose
date of death was October 6, 2010 is
pending in the Circuit Court for Sarasota
County, Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which is: Post Office Box
3079, Sarasota, FL 34230-3079. The
names and addresses of the personal
representative and the personal repre-
sentative's attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required to be
served must file their claims withthis
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate,
must file their claims with this court
WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITH-


CREDITORS
20


IN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN
SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME
PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the first publication of
this notice is January 22, 2011.

Personal Representative:
Mark Krzystofezyk
c/o Michael D. Horlick, P.A.
1314 E Venice Ave - Suite D
Venice, FL 34285
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
MICHAEL D. HORLICK
Florida Bar Number: 292583
Michael D. Horlick, P. A.
1314 E. Venice Ave, Suite D
Venice, Florida 34285
(941) 484-5656

PUBLISH: January 22, 29, 2011

NOTICE OF SALE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORI-
DA
CASE NO. 2010-CA-009720-NC
A. PAUL MICHAUD AND
CAROLINE JUNE STINSON-MICHAUD,
PLAINTIFF,
vs.
SCOTT DOUGLAS BELL; UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF SCOTT DOUGLAS BELL;
UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; ANY
UNKNOWN
PERSONS IN POSSESSION; BANK OF
AMERICA,
N.A.; AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES
CLAIMING AN
INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR
AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS
ACTION, OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO
HAVE
ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE
PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, DEFEN-
DANTS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant
to the Uniform Final Judgment of Mort-
gage Foreclosure entered on January 14,
2011, in the above-styled cause, the
Sarasota County Clerk of the Circuit
Court, Karen E. Rushing, will sell the fol-
lowing described real property:
Lot 12 & South ? of Lot 13, Block 2, PINE
VIEW TERRACE, according to the plat
thereof recorded in Plat Book 2, page 2,
of the Public Records of Sarasota County,
Florida.
Together with all improvements erected
on the Property, and all easements,
appurtenances, and fixtures a part of the
Property, and all replacements and addi-
tions.
to the highest and best bidder for cash at
public sale to be held on February 18,
2011 at 9:00 a.m. via the Internet at
www.sarasota.realforeclose.com, in
accordance with Section 45.031 of the
Florida Statutes. ANY PERSON CLAIMING
AN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM
THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE
PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF
THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM
WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE.

Dated: January 18, 2011
JAMES L. ESSENSON, ESQUIRE
Fla. Bar No.: 0359033
2071 Main Street
Sarasota, Florida 34237
Phone (941) 954-0303 - Fax (941) 951-
7739
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Publish: January 22, 29, 2011
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
TRUDY J. SCHROEDER
Deceased.

File No. 2011-CP-233-SC

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
TRUDY J. SCHROEDER, deceased, File
Number 2011-CP-233-SC, is pending
in the Circuit Court for Sarasota County,
Florida, Probate Division, the address of
which is Sarasota County Courthouse,
Probate Division, P.O. Box 3079, Sara-
sota, FL 34230-3079. The names and


CREDITORS
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addresses of the Personal Representative
and the Personal Representative's attor-
ney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate, including
unmatured, contingent or unliquidated
claims, on whom a copy of this notice is
served must file their claims with this
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate,
including unmatured, contingent or unliq-
uldated claims, must file their claims with
this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-
TION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN
THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN
SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME
PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this
Notice is January 29, 2011

Personal Representative:
JERREL E. TOWERY
304 W. Venice Ave.
Suite 220
Venice, FL 34285

Attorney for Personal
Representative:
JERREL E. TOWER
JERREL E. TOWER, P. A.
Fla. Bar #267351
304 W. Venice Ave, Suite 220
Venice, FL 34285
Phone: (941) 485-3391
PUBLISH: January 29, February 5,
2011

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
SHARON P. JOHNSON
Deceased.

File No. 2011-CP-21-NC
Division:Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
SHARON P. JOHNSON, deceased,
whose date of death was JUNE 8,
2009, and whose social security num-
ber is xxx-xx-xxxx, is pending in the Cir-
cuit Court for Sarasota County, Florida,
Probate Division, the address of which is
PO Box 3079 Sarasota, FL 34230.
The names and addresses of the person-
al representative and the personal repre-
sentative's attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and other
persons having claims or demands
against decendent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required to be
served must file thier claims with this
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI-
CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decendent and
other persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate must file their
claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI-
CATION OF THE NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS
NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF
THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE.
ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2)
YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECE-
DENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this
Notice is January 22nd ,2011.
Personal Represntative:
Susan Ivkovich
c/o Murray Kanetsky, Esq.
P.O. Box 1767
Venice, FL 34284-1767

KANETSKY, MOORE &
DeBOER, PA., Attorneys at Law
Attorneys for Personal Representatiwe
227 S. Nokomis Ave.
P. O. Box 1767
Venice, FL 34284-1767
Telephone: (941) 485-1571
Florida Bar No. 041192
Publish:
January 22,29, 2011
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
FORDYCE M. SUTHERLAND
Deceased.

File No. 2011-CP-014-SC
Division:Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The administration of the estate of
FORDYCE M. SUTHERLAND,
deceased, whose date of death was
December 15, 2010, and whose
social security number is xxx-xx-xxxx, is
pending in the Circuit Court for Saraso-
ta County, Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which is PO Box 3079
Sarasota, FL 34230.
The names and addresses of the person-
al representative and the personal repre-
sentatve's attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and other
persons having claims or demands
against decendent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required to be
served must file thler claims with this
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI-
CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decendent and
other persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate must file their
claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI-
CATION OF THE NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS
NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF
THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE.


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ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2)
YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECE-
DENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this
Notice is January 22, 2011

Personal Represntative:
Carlotta McCann
c/o Murray Kanetsky, Esq.
P.O. Box 1767
Venice, FI 34284-1767
KANETSKY, MOORE &
DeBOER, PA., Attorneys at Law
Attorneys for Personal Representatwe
227 S. Nokomis Ave.
P. O. Box 1767
Venice, FL 34284-1767
Telephone: (941) 485-1571
Florida Bar No. 041192
Publish: January 22, 29, 2011

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
LUCILLE W. TISDALE
f/k/a
LUCILLE W. WOOTEN
Deceased.

File No. 2011CP 152NC
Division:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
LUCILLE W. TISDALE
f/k/a
LUCILLE W. WOOTEN, deceased,
whose date of death was December
6th, 2010, and whose social security
number is xxx-xx-xxxx, is pending in the
Circuit Court for Sarasota County, Flori-
da, Probate Division, the address of
which is 2000 Main St PO Box 3079
Sarasota, FL 34230.
The names and addresses of the person-
al representative and the personal repre-
sentative's attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and other
persons having claims or demands
against decendent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required to be
served must file thier claims with this
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI-
CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decendent and
other persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate must file their
claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI-
CATION OF THE NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS
NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF
THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE.
ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2)
YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECE-
DENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this
Notice is January 29,2011

Personal Represntative:
Douglas K. McFadden
8445 Lone Eagle Way
Sarasota, FL 34241
ERIK R. LIEBERMAN, ESQ.
KANETSKY, MOORE &
DeBOER, PA., Attorneys at Law
Attorneys for Personal Representatwe
227 S. Nokomis Ave.
P. O. Box 1767
Venice, FL 34284-1767
Telephone: (941) 485-1571
Florida Bar No. 393053
Publish: January 29, Febraury 5,
2011
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SARA-
SOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
EVELYN ROSE TROMBKA
Deceased
File No. 2010 CP 004254 SC
Division Probate

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
Evelyn Rose Trombka, deceased,
whose date of death was November 8,
2010, is pending in the Circuit Court for
Sarasota County, Florida, Probate Divi-
sion, the address of which is P.O. Box
3079, Sarasota, Florida 34230-
3079. The names and addresses of the
personal representative and the personal
representative's attorney are set forth
below.
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required to be
served must file their claims with this
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3
MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate must
file their claims with this court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN
THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN
SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME
PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this
Notice is January 29, 2011.

Personal Representative:
Francis J. Trombka, II
8360 Bessemer Avenue
North Port, FI 34287-3759

Attorney for Personal
Representative:
Michael A. Chiantella
Florida Bar No. 0681229
209 Nassau Street South
Suite 101
Venice, FL 34285
Telephone: (941) 488-1779
Fax: (941) 847-0817
PUBLISH: January 29, February 5,
2011


PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF
CITY OF VENICE ORDINANCE NO. 2008-05
NOTICE is hereby given that the City Council of the City of
Venice, Florida will hold a public hearing beginning at 1:30 p.m.
or shortly thereafter, on February 8, 2011, in Council Chambers,
City Hall, 401 West Venice Avenue, Venice, Florida, to consider
and act upon the adoption of the following proposed Ordinance:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF VENICE, FLORIDA, ANNEXING
CERTAIN LANDS LYING CONTIGUOUS TO THE CITY LIMITS, AS
PETITIONED BY PRINCETON LAUREL LAND COMPANY, LLC, A
FLORIDA LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY INTO THE CORPORATE
LIMITS OF THE CITY OF VENICE, FLORIDA, AND REDEFINING THE
BOUNDARY LINES OF THE CITY TO INCLUDE SAID ADDITIONS.
Commonly known as the Laurel-Pinebrook Road SW Quad proper-
ty located on the southwest corner of the intersection of Laurel
and Pinebrook Roads, containing -30.19 acres.
This notice is published pursuant to the requirements of Section
177.044 Voluntary Annexation, Florida Statutes; accordingly, the
publication of same must be accomplished once a week for two
consecutive weeks prior to the meeting at which the above Ordi-
nance is to be considered and acted upon. The proposed Ordi-
nance is on file in the Office of the City Clerk for inspection by
the public between the hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday
through Friday.
This public hearing may be continued from time to time.
No stenographic record by a certified court reporter is made of
this meeting. Accordingly, any person who may seek to appeal
any decision involving the matters noticed herein will be responsi-
ble for making a verbatim record of the testimony and evidence
at this meeting upon which any appeal is to be based.
All interested persons are invited to attend and be heard. Written
comment filed with the City Clerk of the City of Venice, will be
heard and considered.
If you are disabled and need assistance, please contact the City
Clerk's office at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.
/s/ Lori Stelzer, MMC, City Clerk
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PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF
CITY OF VENICE ORDINANCE NO. 2011-02
NOTICE is hereby given that the City Council of the City of
Venice, Florida will hold a public hearing beginning at 1:30 p.m.
or shortly thereafter, on February 8, 2011, in Council Chambers,
City Hall, 401 West Venice Avenue, Venice, Florida, to consider
and act upon the adoption of the following proposed City Ordi-
nance:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF VENICE, FLORIDA, AMENDING
THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CHAPTER 2, ADMINISTRATION;
ARTICLE IV, FINANCE, DIVISION 2, PURCHASES; AND PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Purpose of Ordinance: Authorizing a local preference purchasing
policy and a policy to handle bid protests.
This notice is published pursuant to the requirements of Section
166.041(3) (a), Florida Statutes; accordingly, the publication of
same must be accomplished at least ten (10) days prior to the
meeting at which the above Ordinance is to be considered and
acted upon. A complete draft of the proposed Ordinance is on
file in the Office of the City Clerk for inspection by the public
between the hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
This public hearing may be continued from time to time.
No stenographic record by a certified court reporter is made of
this meeting. Accordingly, any person who may seek to appeal
any decision involving the matters noticed herein will be responsi-
ble for making a verbatim record of the testimony and evidence
at this meeting upon which any appeal is to be based.
All interested persons are invited to attend and be heard. Written
comment filed with the City Clerk of the City of Venice, will be
heard and considered.
If you are disabled and need assistance, please contact the City
Clerk's office at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.

/s/
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Sergeants graduate from
leadership academy
Three Sarasota County Sheriff's
Office deputies - Patrol Sgt. Robert
Jovanovski, Court Services Sgt. Jona-
than Varley and Corrections Sgt. Russell
McManamy - recently graduated from
the Florida Criminal Justice Executive
Institute's Florida Leadership Academy
conducted by the Florida Department
of Law Enforcement.
"We continue to build an agency
of strong leaders," said Sheriff Tom
Knight. "These sergeants made a sig-
nificant commitment to continue their
professional development through this
program, and I look forward to their
contributions to the management of
this organization."
McManamy joined the sheriff's office
in 2001, Varley in 2002 and Jovanovski
in 2003. All three were recently promot-
ed to their current rank.

Hanging on
A young woman tried to prevent
deputies from arresting her.
According to a recent Sarasota
County Sheriff's Office report, Bethany
Lynne Ehrhart saw deputies arrive at
the house she shares with
her mother and became
enraged. She screamed at
her mother, which depu-
S ties could hear outside the
residence.
When they entered the
house, Ehrhart's mother
EHRHART told them that her daugh-
ter had struck her in the
left shoulder and went to
her bedroom still screaming.
Ehrhart locked her bedroom door
and refused to open it despite repeated
requests from law enforcement officers.
Finally, she did open the door and con-
tinued screaming that she wasn't going
anywhere and sat on the floor against
her bed. Deputies repeatedly told her
she was under arrest for domestic
battery and to stand up and place her
hands behind her back. She refused.
Finally a deputy grabbed her by the
arm and she resisted by holding onto
the bed frame. Eventually, she released
her grip on the bed and was hand-
cuffed.
While walking out of the bedroom,
she reached back and grabbed the
inside portion of a deputy's upper thigh
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his leg.
Ehrhart, 20, 500 blockWexford Drive,
Venice, was arrested and charged with
battery on a law enforcement officer,
domestic battery and resisting an
officer. She received no bond on the
two battery charges and $750 on the
remaining charge.

Gun waving
Deputies chased a man driving a Jeep
and waving a handgun in the Nokomis
area.
According to a recent SCSO report,
dispatch received a call concerning
the driver of a Jeep in the 1000 block of
Casey Key Road. Numer-
ous deputies responded
to the area and followed
S Francis Eugene Star-
.. key from there to Albee
Road, south on U.S. 41,
to Colonia Lane where he
pulled into an alley in the
STARKEY 600 block of East Colonia
Lane.
Starkey was stopped, ordered out of
his Jeep and told to put his hands in
the air and walk backward toward the
deputies. While doing this, he suddenly
dropped his hands and said, "Just go
ahead and shoot me."
He was carrying a .40-caliber hand-


gun in a shoulder holster. He was
rushed by deputies and handcuffed.
Starkey, 61, 200 block Pecan Lane,
Nokomis, was arrested and charged
with carrying a concealed weapon and
improper exhibition of a firearm. His
bond is $2,500.

Venice Police
Department arrest
* Travis E. Albright, 34, 4500 block
Webber St., Sarasota. Charge: resisting
an officer without violence, disorderly
conduct. Bond: $970.

Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office arrests
* Ashley Elizabeth Baird, 23, 1400
block Dona Way, Nokomis. Charge:
violation of probation (robbery without
a weapon). Bond: none.
* Stephanie DeFuria, 21, 3900 block
Shamrock Drive, Venice. Charge: viola-
tion of probation (petit theft). Bond:


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* Ashley Shaver, 20, 1000 block Squaw
Valley Court, Venice. Charge: violation
of probation (petit theft) Bond: $5,000.
* Maggie Gossett, 19, 600 block South
Bird Bay Drive, Venice. Charge: viola-
tion of probation (petit theft) Bond:
$2,000.
* Alvin Charles Reinhardt Jr., 34, 1600
blockWest Neponsit Drive, Venice.
Charges: eight counts of fraud, three
counts of violation of probation (four
counts of uttering a forged instrument,
grand theft, two counts of burglary of
an unoccupied structure or convey-
ance), burglary, three counts of larceny.
Bond: $97,500.
* Kim Marie Handy, 43, 900 block
Everest Road, Venice. Charge: petit
theft. Bond: $120.
* Carrie Ann Moser, 41, 300 block
Plantation Road, Venice. Charge: driv-
ing while license suspended - habitual
offender. Bond: $2,000.
* Kelly Rose Dipaolo, 26, 100 block
Tanager Road, Venice. Charges: driving
while license suspended, petit theft.
Bond: $240.
* Natasha N. Ekleberry, 22, 600 block
Coquina Court, Nokomis. Charge:
driving while license suspended. Bond:
$1,000.
* Karl Muller, 48, 200 block Matisse
Circle, Nokomis. Charges: DUI, refusal
to submit to DUI test after license sus-
pension, driving while license suspend-
ed, possession of canceled or revoked
driver license, criminal mischief. Bond:
$1,990.
* Daniel I. Little, 20, 300 block Albee
Farm Road, Nokomis. Charge: violation
of probation (possession of marijuana
more than 20 grams, sale, manufacture
or delivery of drugs). Bond: none.
* Travis Jacob Vance, 26, 100 block
Kenwood Ave., Nokomis. Charge: out-
of-county warrant (Manatee County;
two counts of petit theft). Bond: $4,000.
* Christina A. Kirkland-Burland, 38,
100 block Palm Ave., Nokomis. Charge:
violation of probation (first-degree
petit theft). Bond: $10,000.
* Kara Matney, 21, 200 block Peri-
winkle Road, Venice. Charge: con-
tempt (no motor vehicle registration).
Bond: $200.


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WRESTLING
CHARLOTTE EDGES VENICE:
Charlotte got a decision in the
final match, at 145 pounds, to pull
out a 35-34 win over Venice on
Wednesday night at Charlotte High.
"We actually had our opportunity
and let it slip away,"said Venice
coach Dan Kelly."Very intense
match. I was real happy with how
we wrestled. Overall, we wrestled
outstanding."
Venice, which trailed by 10 points
with three matches left, got pins
from Jessy Lewellyn and Larsen
Ullrich in consecutive weight
classes at 135 and 140 pounds to
give Venice a 34-32 lead with one
match left.
At 145 pounds, Venice's Ashton
Aker and Stevenson Henry battled
to the end. Aker led 1-0 after one
period before Henry, who defeated
Aker, 8-4, in the Captain Archer
Tournament in December, got a
takedown with seven-tenths of a
second left in the second period for
a 2-1 lead.
In the third period, Henry got
an escape and another takedown
for a 5-1 lead with 1:04 left. Aker
made it 5-4 with an escape at 42
seconds and a takedown with 11
seconds left. The clock ran out on
Aker.
"Aker did an outstanding job,"
said Kelly. "Unfortunately it comes
down to him and he has to wrestle
somebody who has beaten him
before."
The win by Charlotte was a
revenge match as the Indians had
slipped past the Tarpons, 37-30,
in the Freis Duals last week in Fort
Myers.
"The last one was a tight one
and it came down to the last
match,"said Kelly."Kyle Kelley, our
103-pounder, won it for us. This
time around it came down to last
match. Don't know what more you
can ask for."
Each team won seven matches.
Charlotte had three pins and a
forfeit with two major decisions.
Venice also got pins from Garrett
Johnson (189) and Dino Fanti (285).
The Indians (20-2) also got a major
decision from Matt Frady at 171
pounds.
With Venice leading 19-10,
Charlotte saw the match turn at
103 pounds as the Tarpons'Jordan
Fountain rallied from a 8-6 deficit to
score a pin with 20 seconds left.
The Tarpons won three of the
next four weight classes to take a
32-22 cushion.
Venice wrestles in the Bidwell
Memorial Invitational on Saturday
morning at L.A. Ainger Middle
School in Englewood.
(Match started at 152 pounds)
103 - Jordan Fountain (Char) pinned
Kyle Kelley, 5:40
112 - Matt Parker (V) dec. Gavin Sexton,
16-13
119 - lan Scott (Char) maj.dec. CJTram-
mell, 12-4
125 - Chun-Yi Bittner (Char) pinned
Thai Lam, :21
130 - Andrew Vartiainen (Char) won
by forfeit
135 - Jessy Lewellyn (V) pinned Nyko
Harrynarine, 3:37
140 - Larsen Ullrich (V) pinned Payna
Khourn,3:05
145 - Stevenson Henry (Char) dec. Ash-
ton Aker, 5-4
152 - Divonte Davis (Char) maj. dec. Lo-
ganTrenkle, 13-3
160 - Frank Trigg (V) dec. David Cope,
1-0
171 - Matt Frady (V) maj. dec. Gary
Lynch, 11-0
189 - Garrett Johnson (V) pinned Pat-
rick Burke, 3:21
215 - Davion Stuarts (Char) pinned
Robert Wahlrab, :58
285 - Dino Fanti (V) pinned Cody
Stepp, 1:09
SHORTS113


GIRLS SOCCER - CLASS 5A-REGION 3 QUARTERFINAL



Venice's season ends with upset loss


By PERRY D. PENTZ
SPORTS EDITOR

For nine seniors, it wasn't sup-
posed to end this way.
This was supposed to be the
year all the pieces were in place
for Venice to make a run at the
state tournament.
However, Tampa Gaither
wasn't listening.
The Lady Indians couldn't
overcome a two-goal first-half
deficit against the Cowboys,
ending the Lady Indians post-
season just as it got started.
The Cowboys scored two goals
in the first 31 minutes then with-
stood a furious second-half at-
tack byVenice to notch a 2-1 win
in the Class 5A-Region 3 quar-
terfinals on Thursday at Venice
High's Powell-Davis Stadium.
Last year, the Lady Indians
(11-6-4) advanced to the re-
gional final for the first time
in school history. This season
they wanted to reach the state
tournament.
For the last three years, Venice
has brought its girls soccer
program to new heights, win-
ning three district titles with a
combined 43-17-8 record.
"Terrible way to end it," said
Venice coach Gary Bolyard. "We
didn't reach our goals."
"Disappointing I lost my last
high school game," said Venice
senior Tori Bolyard, a four-year
varsity player. "I wasn't expect-
ing it to end so soon because I
thought we had the potential to
go far."
Gaither (11-5-2) came out
aggressively from the start to
control the ball and kept Venice
on the defensive.
"They came out too confi-


SUN PHOTO BY JUSTIN FENNELL
Venice's Dana LaRocque sticks out her foot to stop a ball as Tampa Gaither's
Jessica Lawless closes in during their Class 5A-Region 3 quarterfinal on Thursday
night at Venice High's Powell-Davis Stadium. LaRocque scored the Lady Indians'
only goal in their 2-1 loss to the Cowboys.


dent," Bolyard said about his
team. "They weren't aggressive
and the other team was too ag-
gressive. I was surprised at their
speed up top. We watched them
play and they were a lot faster
than we thought they were."
In the fifth minute, the Cow-
boys, who were the District 9
runner-up, got the first goal off a
corner kick by Kaycee McGuire.
McGuire lofted the ball high
into the middle of the field and
it found the head of senior Lau-
ren Moore, who headed the ball
past Venice goalkeeper Ashley
Weaver. It was Moore's 12th goal
of the season.
The Cowboys nearly had a
second goal in the 25th min-
ute off another corner but the
header just barely went over the
crossbar.


The Lady Indians couldn't
escape the first half only down
by a goal as Gaither added its
second goal in the 31st minute.
McGuire's cross went through
Venice's defense and found Jessi-
ca Lawless all alone on the right
wing in front of the goal. Lawless
left-footed it past Weaver, inside
the far post.
"Miscommunication," said
Tori Bolyard about the two goals.
"Honestly, our strong point is
not headers. We should have
been up challenging it. No ex-
cuse. We need to mark up better.
That other one (goal), that girl
should have never got the cross
off. She had three players on her
and never should have seen that
much of the field to get a cross
off."
"Just a couple stupid mistakes


on their goals," said Coach
Bolyard. "The other team played
hard in the first half. We just
didn't play hard."
Venice's offense, which scored
51 goals entering the match,
was silent in the first half and
managed just three weak shots
on goal.
Gaither outshot Venice, 7-3 in
the first half.
In the second half, the Lady
Indians, who were the District
10 champion, looked like a dif-
ferent team as Venice controlled
the tempo and maintained pos-
session.
The Lady Indians forced the
action and kept the ball on
Gaither's side of the field much
of the second half.
"They could have folded and
given up," said Coach Bolyard.
"They came out and fought (in
the second half). The second
half we really didn't give up
anything. That's how we thought
the game was going to go - the
way we played in the second
half. The girls were aggressive
and played."
Tori Bolyard, a captain, had
some words for her teammates
at halftime.
"I told them we need to step
up the intensity," she said. "Win
or lose this game, you better
leave it on the field in the sec-
ond half. I'm very proud of how
we played (in the second half)."
In the 49th minute, Venice
nearly got a goal as senior Dana
LaRocque's header at the near
post was deflected by a Gaither
defender.
Venice continued to pound
shots toward the Gaither goalie

SEASON 113


GIRLS WEIGHTLIFTING - SECTION 8 QUALIFIER



Three Lady Indians qualify for states

By PERRY D. PENTZ weight class, Deto was In the 110-pound
SPORTS EDITOR perfect on the day as she weight class, Sandborn
was successful on all six set personal bests in the


For the eighth straight
season, Venice High will
be represented in the
FHSAA Girls Weightlifting
Championships.
Three Lady Indians
placed in the top three
at the Section 8 Qualifier
on Wednesday at Port
Charlotte High.
The three Lady Indi-
ans, who will be mak-
ing their first-ever state
appearance, are senior
Amanda Deto and junior
Lexie Barbee, who placed
second in their weight
classes, and freshman
Shana Sandborn, who
grabbed the third and
final qualifying spot.
The state champion-
ships are scheduled for
Feb. 12 at the Kissimmee
Civic Center.
"I thought there was
an outside chance we
could have four (state
qualifiers)," said Venice


Venice's Shana Sandborn gets ready to lift 105 pounds in the
clean and jerk competition during the Section 8 Qualifier on
Wednesday at Port Charlotte High. Sandborn took second place
in the 110-pound weight class to qualify for the state champi-
onships on Feb. 12 in Kissimmee.


coach Nancy Tessier."
After looking at the num-
bers, it's just a statistical
thing. Once the girls get
here, it's all in their head
because you have done
everything you could do
up to that point. It's up
to them to have the right
mind set."


SPORTS CALENDAR

COMING UP Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday

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BKB - Boys basketball, BKG - Girls basketball, WRE -Wrestling, GWL - Girls weightlifting


Last year, Venice had
four state qualifiers, with
three of them placing in
the top six to earn medals.
For Deto and Sand-
born, this is their first
year on the team.
"They are unusual but
they come from very
athletic backgrounds,"
said Tessier about Deto
and Sandborn. "We have
a cheerleader and a gym-
nast. They had potential
and when you see an
athlete, you recognize
it. I recognized that they
could do really well and
they did."
Two of the three lifters
raised their totals from
the Sub-Sectional two
week ago.
In the 199-pound


of her lifts - three each
in the bench press and
clean and jerk.
Deto, the cheerleader,
ended the bench and
clean and jerk with
lifts of 135 pounds for
a 270-pound total, a
personal best. At Sub-
Sectional, Deto's total was
only 255 pounds.
"It was definitely a
good day," said Deto. "At
first I was a little nervous.
I knew if I put my mind
into it I could do it and
get it."
Lemon Bay's Kari
Destefano placed first
with a 285-pound total.
"It's amazing, and it's
because of my great
coach," said Deto. "My
coach really trained me.
We've been working out
in the focus room five
days a week, two hours
every single day. Weight-
lifting has really become
my only priority in my
life. It's a great feeling
qualifying.
"Our coach told us don't
try anything new. Focus
on our maximum and if
we nail them, we can get
it. I had new PRs (person-
al records) in clean and
jerk and bench."
"I'm so pleased," said
Tessier about Deto. "This
is the two weeks where
we make them strong."


bench and clean and jerk
and increased her total by
10 pounds. In the bench
press, Sandborn lifted 105
pounds, which was third
best out of nine lifters.
Sandborn followed it
up with a 110-pound lift
on her second attempt in
the clean and jerk for a
total of 215 pounds. Port
Charlotte senior Kate
Ingebretsen, who placed
third at states at 110
pounds last year, was first
with a 270-pound total.
Monica Green of Lake-
wood Ranch was second
with a 220-pound total.
"It's exciting since it's
my freshman year that I
get to go out to states,"
said Sandborn. "I did
good. I haven't done my
110 (pounds) clean and
jerk before and I did it
today."
Sandborn, who has
been a gymnast, said she
was nervous coming in
but it didn't show on the
platform.
"I guess mental prepa-
ration allows you to do
better," said Sandborn.
"She got that 110
(pounds) today and we
were so happy," said
Tessier about Sandborn's
clean and jerk.
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BOYS SOCCER - CLASS 5A-DISTRICT 10 SEMIFINAL



Venice drops 1-0 heartbreaker in OT


By PERRY D.PENTZ
SPORTS EDITOR

Like Houdini, Venice kept escap-
ing danger against Charlotte in their
Class 5A-District 10 semifinal match
on Wednesday night at Charlotte
High.
With a minute left in the first
10-minute overtime, the danger
caught up to the fifth-seeded Indians
as the top-seeded Tarpons found
the back of the net for a golden goal
to end Venice's season with a heart-
breaking 1-0 loss.
"It's tough," said Venice coach Seth
Jones. "I know the guys didn't want
the season to end like this. We've
talked about how this was a season of
firsts, and we have done a lot of firsts
this year. Overall, the guys fought for
80 minutes and into overtime. There
is nothing to complain about. I had
22 guys out here who were practicing
and getting ready for this game. They
just fell short a little bit."
The Indians closed out the season
with a 7-7-2 record, while Charlotte
(13-3-1) played in Friday's district fi-
nal against Naples Gulf Coast, which
edged Manatee, 2-1, on a golden goal
in the second 10-minute overtime
period.
This was the first season since
2005 in which the Indians ended the
season with at least a .500 record.
After a scoreless regulation, Venice
and Charlotte had a few chances
early in the overtime to get a goal.
Venice's Matt McGuire kicked a shot
that was caught by Charlotte goal-
keeper John Efstathiades. Venice's
Matias Lambrecht followed with a
30-yard free kick that sailed just over
the crossbar.
"I told them, 'We've fought hard
for 80 minutes and we have 20 more
(minutes) to go here now, Try and
pull something out here'," said Jones.
"We pushed up in there and I was just
hoping something would fall in. Even
Matias having a couple of shots there,
I thought that last one was going in."
Then it was Charlotte's turn in
front of the net.


SEASON
FROM PAGE 12

and one finally found the
back of the net.
In the 60th minute,
Venice's Tori Mogford
took the ball down the
right wing and crossed to
LaRocque in front of the
goal. From about eight
yards out, LaRocque left-


STATES
FROM PAGE 12

weight class, Barbee lift-
ed 90 pounds on her first
lift in the bench press,
which was the second-
highest out of six lifters.
She also connected on
her first lift in the clean
and jerk competition at
100 pounds for a total of
190 pounds.
Winning the weight
class was Port Charlotte's
Kayla Croteau, who had a
total of 215 pounds.
"In the beginning of
the season, my goal was
to make it to states," said
Barbee. "I am over-
whelmed. This is huge
for me. I made it. I'm
excited. I gave it all I got.
I didn't do my best but I
still made it in. I defi-
nitely think I can do a lot
better so I am going to
work hard and focus."
"She did what she had
to do and now we can
work on form and disci-
pline in her routine," said


The Tarpons, who came close to
scoring twice in the first half, didn't
miss their chance in overtime.
Charlotte got the ball in the middle
in front of the goal.With bodies all
over the place and feet trying to get
the ball, Venice goalkeeper Aaron
Nowak made a couple of diving
saves. The frantic play in front of the
Venice goal remained butVenice's
defenders kicked the ball away.
The Indians still couldn't clear the
ball and a rebound found the foot of
Charlotte junior Max Helgemo, who
kicked it into the net for the game-
winning goal.
"It was like nobody could get a
solid foot on it to bring it back out
(and clear it)," said Jones.
Regulation was scoreless but didn't
lack for action.
If it weren't for Venice's defense, the
Indians would have trailed at least
2-0 in the first half.
Charlotte outshotVenice, 14-7 in
the first half but the Indians' keeper
and defense made 11 saves.
In the ninth minute, Charlotte's
David Taggart took a direct kick from
30 yards out. Nowak came out of
goal for a save then on the rebound,
Venice defender DJ Hansen, who
was standing in front of the goal line,
made the save by clearing the ball.
A few minutes later, the Tarpons
nearly scored again on a 25-yard
direct kick but Nowak punched the
ball out of bounds for the save.
In the 19th minute, Charlotte had
the ball one on one with the Venice
keeper, who came out with a sliding
save. The rebound was collected
by Elliott Williams, but once again
Hansen was manning the goal for the
clearing save.
Hansen continued to play strong
defense for the Indians in the first
half. In the 22nd minute, Nowak
made another save and was out of
the goal. Charlotte got the rebound
and shot but Hansen was there to
make the save by kicking it out of
bounds.
Venice's best chance to score
occurred in the 24th minute when


footed the ball into the
far lower corner to cut
the deficit to 2-1.
It was LaRocque's 12th
goal of the season, and
she ends her four-year
varsity career with 85
goals. Bolyard andWeaver
also were four-year varsity
players for the Lady Indi-
ans. Bolyard, who played
defense last year, ended
with 35 career goals.
After the goal, the Lady


Tessier.
The Lady Indians
nearly had two more
qualify for states as Ariel
Gostischa placed fourth
at 119 pounds and Haley
Longhi took fourth at 139
pounds.
Longhi was tied for
third place but took
fourth as Lakewood
Ranch's Theresa Simu-
novie had a lower body
weight. Both lifters' totals
were 235 pounds.
Venice could have
possibly had one more
qualifier as senior Caro-
line Cassidy, who was
the Sub-Section champ,
scratched on her three
lifts in the bench press.
"Unfortunately, one girl
scratched," said Tessier.
"That is really sad for her


senior Joey Carlin ripped a volley
from at least 20 yards out. However,
the Charlotte keeper dove to his right
and punch it away from the goal.
"They definitely had a couple of
opportunities in the first half where it
was bouncing around and we cleared
it out," said Jones.
"First half they made tremendous
saves in the goal," said Charlotte
coach Mike Thomas. "That is what
kept them until the end. We had
two or three right there in a row that
would have sealed everything."
Venice controlled the tempo in the
second half and it resulted in more
quality shots on goal.
The Indians outshot the Tarpons
11-5 in the second half.
"I'm really surprised with them,"
said Thomas. "Usually a team who
doesn't train on a large field gets
tired pretty quickly. They kept up the
whole game and hustled. They kept
themselves in the game."
Anchoring downVenice's defense
were Tyler Incrocci, Hansen, Steve
Ferretti and Andrew Chlebina.
"They played with four in the back
and played pretty solid back there
and stopped a lot of our through
balls," said Thomas aboutVenice's
defense.
Venice had chances to score off
free kicks but the keeper kept the ball
out of the net.
On one direct kick from 40-yards
out, the referee called a foul on a
Charlotte player in the box.
An indirect kick gave the Indians
possession just inside the 18-yard
box. Venice got the ball to Carlin,
who ripped a shot past the wall set
up by the Tarpons. The Charlotte
goalkeeper made a diving save low as
the ball was heading to the far post.
A few minutes later, Venice's Max
Smetts ripped a shot, which bounced
off the keeper's hands, but he fell on
it to prevent a rebound shot setting
up the overtime period.
"Both teams came to play tonight,"
said Jones. "Unfortunately, they
sneaked one in in overtime on us."
"I'm just glad to win," said Thomas.


boys ended their season.
Venice outshot Gaither
11-2 in the second half
but High had six saves in
the half to preserve the
win.
Venice does return six
juniors and five sopho-
mores for next season.

ppentz@venicegondolier.com


Indians had six more
shots at trying to notch
the tying goal.
In the final 30 seconds,
LaRocque's shot in close
was knocked down on
a diving save by Gaither
goalie Amanda High.
The ball glanced off her
hands but she fell on
it before Venice could
knock in the rebound.
It was Venice's last
chance before the Cow-


and really unfortunate it
happened."
At Port Charlotte High
(Venice results only)
(Bench + Clean &Jerk= Total)
101 - 1. Kayla Croteau (Port Charlotte)
110-105 - 215, 2. Lexie Barbee (Venice)
90-100 - 190, 3. Shelby Anderson (Lake-
wood Ranch) 80-85 -165.
110 - 1. Kate Ingebretsen (Port Char-
lotte) 130-140 - 270, 2. Monica Green
(Lakewood Ranch) 110-110-220, 3. Sha-
na Sandborn (Venice) 105-110 215.
119 -1.Alexandra Gulbalis (Port Char-
lotte) 135-120-255,2. Hannah Asay (Lake-
wood Ranch) 115-125 - 240, 3. Heather
Lutz (Bayshore) 125-110 - 235, 4. Ariel
Gostischa (Venice) 12909- 210.
139 - 1. Lauren Hoefer (Port Charlotte)
120-130 -250, 2.Taylor Nardown (Braden
River) 115-130-245,3.Theresa Simunovie
(Lakewood Ranch) 110-125 - 235, 4. Hal-
ey Longhi (Venice) 120-115 - 235, Caro-
line Cassidy (Venice) scratched.
199 - 1. Kari Destefano (Lemon Bay)
140-145 - 285, 2. Amanda Deto (Venice)
135-135 - 270, 3. Alencia Moransit (Avon
Park) 130-125-255.
* - all ties broken by lower body
weight.
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BOYS BASKETBALL
VENICE RALLIES IN SECOND
HALF FOR WIN: Venice's Mike
Smither scored 20 of his game-high
27 points in the second half to lift
the Indians to a 61-54 win over host
Lemon Bay on Wednesday night in
Englewood.
It was the final game at Lemon
Bay's gym.
The Indians (7-13) trailed 19-18
at halftime but outscored the Manta
Rays 20-6 in the third quarter to
grab a 38-25 cushion.
However, Venice, which led
by as many as 13 in the second
half, missed free throws enabling
Lemon Bay to cut the lead to three
points in final minutes of the fourth
quarter.
The Mantas outscored Venice
29-23 in the fourth quarter.
Venice's Chris Hann had 14 points
while Zach Flerlage added 13 points
and five assists. Smither led Venice
with 11 rebounds.
The Indians host Ida Baker at 7
tonight for Senior Night.
VENICE (61)
Hann 3 6-8 14, Smither 6 11-15 27, Mc-
Cumber 1 0-0 3, Richards 1 0-0 2, Kinne 0
1-2 1,Voigt 0 1-4 1, Flerlage 5 3-6 13.Totals
1622-3561.
LEMON BAY (54)
Zappia 7 3-9 18, Smith 4 7-8 15, LaBa-
die 2 1-3 6, Kisiday O 3-4 3, Stealey 1 0-0 3,
Wojcik 0 36 3, Rowley 1 0-0 2, Mages 1 0-0
2, nnis1 0-02.Totals 17 17-2754.
Venice 7 11 20 23 - 61
Lemon Bay 7 12 6 29 - 54
3-point goals: Smither 4, Hann 2, Mc-
Cumber, Zappia, LaBadie, Smith. Total
fouls: Venice 20, Lemon Bay 26. Fouled
out: Richards, Zappia, Smith, LaBadie. Re-
cords: Venice 7-13, Lemon Bay 8-11.

GIRLS BASKETBALL
SARASOTA HALTS VENICE'S
WINNING STREAK: Sarasota
outscored Venice 22-14 in the
second half en route to a 45-33
win, snapping Venice's five-game
winning streak on Senior Night,
Thursday at Venice High.
The Lady Indians honored their
only senior, Marie Hanewinckel,
before the game.
Venice only trailed 23-20 at
halftime but managed to only
score in single digits in the third
and fourth quarters. The score was
close until the final minutes when
the Lady Indians were forced to
foul.
Sarasota's Tylar Tracy scored 22
points, including 10 of 12 from the
foul line in the fourth quarter.
Venice junior Juliana Cavallaro
led Venice with 25 points, including
11 of 13 from the foul line, but no
other player had more than two


SUN NEWSPAPERS 13A

points.
The Lady Indians (18-4) open
play in the Class 5A-District 10
tournament with a home game at
7 p.m. Wednesday against Naples
Gulf Coast.
SARASOTA (45)
Wilcox 0 3-6 3, Waggoner 3 1-2 7, Pull-
man 1 0-0 2, Williams 0 2-4 2, Clark 1 0-1
2, Bragtmueller 0 0-2 0, Tracy 4 12-16 22,
Burns3 1-1 7.Totals 12 19-23 45.
VENICE (33)
Flynn O 2-2 2, Shipps 0 2-2 2, Hanewinck-
el 00-0 0, Barone 0 2-42, Cavallaro 611-13
25, Hackett 0 2-2 2, McCutcheon 0 0-2 0.
Totals 619-25 33.
Sarasota 11 12 9 13 - 45
Venice 9 10 6 8 - 33
3-point goals: Tracy 2, Cavallaro. Total
fouls: Sarasota 20, Venice 25. Fouled out:
Hackett, Barone. Records: Sarasota 16-8,
Venice 18-4.

MIDDLE SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
SARASOTA COUNTY STAND-
INGS/RESULTS: Girls Stand-
ings: Mclntosh 4-0, Pine View
3-1, Heron Creek 3-2, Woodland
3-2, Booker 2-2, Brookside 2-2,
Venice 2-3, Laurel Nokomis 1-4,
Sarasota 0-4. Results: Woodland
38, Laurel Nokomis 26; Mclntosh
39, Pine View 38; Venice 29,
Booker 18; Heron Creek 28,
Sarasota 13.
Boys Standings: Brookside 4-0,
Heron Creek 4-1, Booker 3-1, Pine
View 3-1, Sarasota 2-2, Mclntosh
2-2, Venice 1-4, Laurel Nokomis
1-4, Woodland 0-5. Results: Laurel
Nokomis 26, Woodland 24; Pine
View 55, Mclntosh 18; Booker 63,
Venice 19; Heron Creek 59, Sarasota
37.


SENIOR SOFTBALL
Wednesday Night
Senior Softball League

STANDINGS (as of Jan. 26)
EAST DIVISION
Absolute Lawn & Landscaping...3-0
Builders Specialties ...................3-0
Peluso Air...................................1-2
Yankee Carpentry .......................1-2
Palmer Ranch Travel ...................1-2
WGACA Trainers..........................0-3
WEST DIVISION
Manasota Hardware..................2-1
Tiberi Dentistry ..........................2-2
Rugs As Art ................................ 2-1
Critter Ridge Landscaping..........2-1
Defina's Dentistry....................1-2
Affordable Tree Service...............0-3
Jan. 26 Results
Yankee Carpentry 35, WGACA Trainers
18
Absolute Lawn & Landscaping 17, Pelu-
so Air 14
Rugs As Art 28, Manasota Hardware 27
Critter Ridge Landscaping 19,Affordable
Tree Service 16
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JANUARY 29, 2011 * WEEKEND EDITION


By STEVE REILLY
STAFF WRITER

Wildlife researchers
can't predict the impact
of future cold fronts
this winter season on
sea turtles, manatees or
other marine life.
Since the beginning of
2011, Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation
Commission officials
report 32 manatees -
including two in Char-
lotte County and one in
Sarasota County - died
after trying to survive in
cold waters.
But the good news is
that FWC researchers
released 242 green sea
turtles last Wednesday
that were rescued and
recovered from symp-
toms from cold stress.
Earlier this month the
turtles were rescued from
St. Joseph Bay in the
Panhandle. They were
released into the Gulf of
Mexico off Cape San Blas
in Gulf County.
Twenty-five Kemp's
ridley sea turtles, also
rescued from the cold,
will be released at a later
date, along with green
turtles that need addi-
tional rehabilitation.
Allen Foley, a sea turtle
biologist who oversees
FWC's sea turtle rescues,
said the cold-stunning
event was triggered by the
latest bout of cold weather
earlier this month, causing
shallow-water tempera-
tures in the southern end
of St. Joseph Bay to drop
into the 40s.
"Sea turtles can toler-
ate water temperatures
down to about 50 de-
grees, but when it drops
below that, they're in
trouble," Foley said in a
press release. "St. Joseph
Bay is a long bay that is
open only at the north
end, and turtles may be-
come trapped when the
water cools quickly."
Robbin Trindell, a FWC
biological administrator,
praised the volunteers
who scoured the bay,
sometimes several times
a day.
Carli Segelson, FWC
spokeswoman, said the
recent milder tempera-
tures have eased reports
to the state of distressed
or dead marine mam-
mals and sea turtles.
Last winter, due to a
series of particularly cold
fronts, sea turtles, like
other Florida fish and
marine species, did not
fare well. Researchers
reported more than 4,500
sea turtles suffered from
cold stress last year. Out
of those, 1,000 died.
Like sea turtles, mana-
tees have a difficult time
surviving in cold water
temperatures, especially
below 68 degrees for
sustained periods.
According to state
researchers, cold stress
in manatees triggers a
complex disease process
from which the marine
mammals can suffer
weight loss, skin lesions
or abscesses, internal fat
loss and dehydration.
In December, 35 of
the 72 reported manatee
mortalities were from
cold stress, according to
the FWC. From Jan. 1 to
Jan. 14 of this year, 32 of
the 52 reported mana-


tee mortalities resulted
from cold stress. Two of
the manatees listed as
dying from cold stress
were discovered in the
Peace River and were first
reported to the state on
Jan. 3 and Jan. 11. A third
was discovered Jan. 10 in
Sarasota's Lyons Bay.
From Jan. 1 to 14, the
FWC reported 20 of the
29 manatee mortalities
were due to cold stress.
However, 2010 was a
record year for not only
manatee mortalities,
but also for cold stress
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marine mammals and
sea turtles to FWC's
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Kotlowitz took a fork in the road


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
Award-winning author Alex
Kotlowitz wanted to be a biolo-
gist when he was a teenager.
That all
changed when,
as a sophomore
in college, he
dropped out for a
while to head to
New Orleans. En
route, the young
Jewish man from
New York City KOTLOWITZ
met an Episcopal
minister who was running a
settlement house in Atlanta, in
one of the poorest census tracts
in the United States.
"I was pretty shaken by what
I saw," he said. "It was second
only to Watts (Calif.)."
His parents were concerned
at the time, but Kotlowitz said
he was at that age when kids
are disconnected and self-
absorbed.
He stayed in Atlanta for
several months before heading
back to college and a different
major that led to a career in
journalism. He had found the
fork in the road and took it. In
a way, that fork is bringing him
to Venice.
At 7 p.m. Wednesday, Kotlow-
itz will be the featured speaker
for this year's Literacy Festival
at Venice High School. The eve-
ning talk is open to the public.
On Thursday, the writer, whose
book "There Are No Children
Here" has become a high school
textbook on the issues of race
in America. will speak to several
student groups.
The son of a social worker
and an editor and novelist
graduated fromWesleyan Uni-
versity in Middletown, Conn.,
and, in some respects, was em-
ulating aspects of both parents.
Mother Billie, who died in 1994,
headed up the thematic studies
program at John Jay College.
Father Robert wrote four novels
while working in publishing
and public TV.
Their son's first journalism
job was with an alternative
weekly in Lansing, Mich.
"I learned quickly," he said.
Then he worked as a pro-
ducer for the MacNeil-Lehrer
Newshour on PBS, reported
for NPR and, in 1984, joined
the staff of the Wall Street
Journal, covering urban affairs


and social policy for nearly a
decade before moving to Chi-
cago, where he lives today with
his wife and teen-age son and
daughter.
"I found my way to the west
side of Chicago to write about
Lafayette and Pharaoh," he
said.
Those two boys, 11 and 9,
became the heroes of his 1991
book, "There Are No Chil-
dren Here: The Story of Two
Boys Growing Up in the Other
America."
Despite saying he is "terrible
about coming up with titles,"
the book's title is his. In an early
Doubleday catalog, it was listed
as "Homers Children," but that
was quickly changed when
someone realized no one would
understand the name, which
was taken from the housing
project where the boys lived.
"I think of myself as a sto-
ryteller," he said."I am drawn
to stories about people who
struggle and find their way out
the other side."
Modest about his success,
Kotlowitz said he is happy to be
read.
Reading is at the core of his
message for students. The first
thing for an aspiring writer to
do, he said, is to read.
"Whether fiction or nonfic-
tion, you have to find a way
to engage with the world," he
said. "As a nonfiction writer it
is rather easy because I have to
get out and talk to people. Oth-
erwise, I might just hole up in
the office and never come out."
But if it is a sunny day in May
and the writing muse is on
vacation, how would Kotlowitz
spend the day?
"If I have any sense about
me I would play basketball
or canoe, but I can't work on
more than one thing at once,"
he said. "I am focused like a
laser ... I am afraid I would just
spend time at my desk trying to
work through it.
"... or maybe go and read
something completely different
- fiction or Rolling Stone - to
get the juices rolling again."
The more I talked to Kotlow-
itz the more I realize that focus
wins out.
"There Are No Children Here"
earned several awards, sold
more than 500,000 copies and
was adapted for TV as a movie
starring OprahWinfrey. More
awards followed the writer's next
book, "The Other Side of the
River: A Story of Two Towns, a
Death and America's Dilemma."
Chicago inspired his latest
book, "Never A City So Real," a
collection of stories about the
city and its people.
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"There Are No Children Here" by Alex Kotlowitz was made into a movie starring Oprah Winfrey and broadcast on ABC
as a movie of the week.


books, however. In addition
to the books, he also turns out
stories for the Chicago Tribune,
The New York Times Magazine
and The NewYorker, among a
lengthy list of publications. "Sto-
ries of Home," a personal narra-
tive that aired on Chicago Public
Radio, earned him a Peabody.
He even wrote a story about
bank robbers in Kansas City.
Kotlowitz serves as writer
in residence at Northwestern


University and also as a visiting
professor at Notre Dame.
His visit to Venice High
School is a perfect fit for this
writer and teacher.
"I get to follow my passion,"
he said. "There's plenty that
interests me."
The Wednesdat event will be
held in the Venice High School
Auditorium. Tickets are $10 per
person for adults and $5 for
students.
The event is sponsored by


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Native plant walk
Time: 9-11 a.m.
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Where: American Legion
NO-VEL Post 159, 1770 E. Ven-
ice Ave., Venice
Notes: J. W Ferguson, district
commander of the Sons of the
American Legion, has been
diagnosed with an aggres-
sive cancer. This event is an
appreciation day to thank him
and his family for their years
of dedication to the legion.
Proceeds will go to the family
to help defray medical ex-
penses. Events: 2-4 p.m., music
by Shawn Brown; spaghetti
dinner from 4-6 p.m.; music by
Bandana, 6-10 p.m.
Cost: $10 dinner, tickets at
American Legion
Call: 488-1157

Rummage sale
Time: 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Where: Venice Isle Estates,
603 Roma Road (next to the
Honda dealership), Venice
Notes: Sale is put on by the
Evangelical Covenant Church.
Call: Jim, 488-5511

Annual yard sale
Time: 8 a.m.-2 p.m.
Where: Unity Church, 125
North Jackson Road, Venice
Notes: This huge sale only
happens once a year.


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Call: 484-5342

Ballroom dancing
Time: 10-11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Where: Gotta Dance Stu-
dio, 303 South Tamiami Trail,
Nokomis
Call: 486-0326

Live entertainment
Time: 6 p.m.
Where: Eagles Aerie, 621 East
Colonia Lane, Nokomis
Call: 484-4470

Dancing
Time: 7-10 p.m.
Where: Veterans of Foreign
Wars Post 8118, 832 E. Venice
Ave., Venice
Call: 486-8551

Farmers market
Time: 8 a.m.-noon
Where: Corner of Tampa and
Nokomis avenues in the Cen-
tennial Park parking lot
Notes: Fresh produce, plants,
organic herbs, flowers and more
are on sale. For more informa-
tion, ask for LindaWilson, man-
ager, at the marketplace.

Self-defense
for women
Time: 8 a.m.
Where: 2141 Tamiami Trail,
South Venice
Notes: Buck Masters offers
a free revolutionary martial
arts and fitness class every
Saturday. If interested in more
classes, people can sign up for
fee-based sessions.
Call: 525-3389

Venice-Nokomis
duplicate bridge
Time: 1 p.m.
Where: 751 South U.S. 41
Bypass, Venice


Notes: This is friendly and
competitive bridge for play-
ers of all ages, sanctioned by
the American Contract Bridge
League. Food and drinks avail-
able.
Cost: $8
Call: 485-8366
Link: www.venice
duplicatebridge.net or www.
bridgebuddy.net

Club breakfast
Time: 9 a.m.-noon
Where: Disabled American
Veterans, 600 East Colonia
Lane, Nokomis
Notes: homemade breakfast
Take-out available.
Call: 488-4500

Fencing club
Dates/times: Through March
30, Mondays and Wednesdays,
3-6:30 p.m.; Saturdays, noon-
4:30 p.m.
Where: South CountyYMCA,
Venice
Notes: Fencing is taught to
those 8 years and older. Begin-
ners and advanced fencers are
welcome. Equipment is pro-
vided. Member: U.S. Fencing
Association.
Call: Dr. Werner Meudt, 485-
9314


Individual art
instruction


Dates/times: by appoint-
ment
Where: Venice Art Center,
390 S. Nokomis Ave, Venice
Notes: One-on-one private
instruction with Dr. Mary-
Louise Biasotti Hooper in the
media requested. Advance reg-
istration is required. Register
by phone or on the Web.
Cost: $20 per hour members,
$25 per hour nonmembers
Call: 485-7136
Link: www.veniceartcenter.


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Train depot tours
Time: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Satur-
day; 10 a.m-2:30 p.m. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday
Where: Train depot, Sea-
board Avenue, Venice
Notes: For information
about individual or group
tours, call Jim Middleton.
Call: 232-6797

South of the
Border cantina
Time: 4-8 p.m.
Where: American Legion
NO-VEL Post 159, 1770 E.Ven-
ice Ave., Venice
Notes: Karaoke is from 6-9
p.m. Members and guests are
invited.
Call: 488-1157

Drawing at the beach
Time: 10-11 a.m.
Where: Saturday at Maxine
Barritt Park pavilion, south of
Sharky's On The Pier; and Mon-
day, Tuesday and Wednesday at
Venice Beach pavilion, Venice
Notes: Meets until the end
of April. Bring a chair, pencil,
sketchbook and a sense of
humor.
Call: Madge Meyer, 234-3498


SUNDAY, JAN. 30
Sunday brunch
Time: 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Where: American Legion
NO-VEL Post 159, 1770 E.Ven-
ice Ave., Venice
Call: 488-1157

Bingo
Time: 2-5:30 p.m.
Where: Knights of Columbus
Council Home, 512 Substation
Road, Venice


BEST BET UNDER THE SUN

Chopin concert a prelude to afternoon tea


WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2
Trolley tours
of historic Venice
Dates/times: Tickets are on sale for
trolley tours. Tours will only run four
more Saturdays, twice a day at 9:30 and
11 a.m. on Feb. 12 and 26 and March 12
and 26.
Where: Historic Triangle Inn, 351 S.
Nassau St., Venice
Notes: Tickets must be paid for by
cash or check and may be purchased
at the Venice Archives & Area Historical
Collection, located in the Historic Tri-
angle Inn, every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Seating
is limited and the tours are popular,
so it is recommended that tickets be
purchased as soon as possible. Each
purchased ticket is a reservation.
Call: 486-2487


FRIDAY, FEB. 4 THROUGH
MONDAY, FEB. 7
Wings of Freedom Tour of
World War II airplanes
Dates/times: Feb. 4, 2-4 p.m.; Feb.
5-6, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Feb. 7, 9 a.m.-noon
Where: Venice Municipal Airport, 224
E. Airport Ave., Venice
Notes: Visitors can explore the Boeing
B-17 Flying Fortress, Consolidated B-24
Liberator and the P-51 Mustang for a
fee. World War II veterans can tour at
no cost. Visitors may take a flight on
a plane: $425 each aboard the B-17 or
B-24 for 30 minutes; P-51 flights are
$2,200 for a half-hour and $3,200 for an
hour. To reserve a flight experience, call
(800) 568-8924.
Cost: tours - $12 adults, $6 children
under 12
Call: (978) 562-9182


Link: www.collingsfoundation.org


SATURDAY, FEB. 26
Venice airport open house
Time: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Where: Venice Municipal Airport, 224
E. Airport Ave., Venice
Notes: Suncoast Air Center and Venice
Aviation Society Inc. offer the public
free parking and admission to attend an
open house that will celebrate 20 years
ofVASI. There will be helicopter and
airplane rides, multiple aircraft static
displays, a bounce house for children,
other fun activities and food.
Call: 716-5704
Link: www.veniceaviationsociety.com


SATURDAY, FEB. 26

Tappercise benefit
Time: 3 p.m.
Where: Venice Theatre, 140 W Tampa
Ave., Venice
Notes: A group of more than two
dozen volunteers will perform this high-
energy song-and-dance variety show
that combines tap dancing, Irish step
dancing, clogging and singing. Proceeds
from ticket sales will benefit the local
Tidewell Hospice. The box office is open
Monday-Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sat-
urday 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Cost: $15
Call: 488-1115
Link: www.venicetheatre.com


Notes: Doors open at noon.
Nonsmoking. Refreshments
available.
Call: Harry, 493-3293

Venice-Nokomis
duplicate bridge
Time: 1:30 p.m., open and
separate novice games
Where: 751 South U.S. 41
Bypass, Venice
Notes: This is friendly and
competitive bridge for play-
ers of all ages, sanctioned by
the American Contract Bridge
League. Food and drinks avail-
able.
Cost: $8
Call: 485-8366
Link: www.venice
duplicatebridge.net or www.
bridgebuddy.net

Language forum
Time: 2-4 p.m.
Where: Italian American
Club of Venice, 1375 Ringling
Drive, Venice
Notes: Complimentary class
Call: 486-1492

Pancake supper
Time: 4:30-6 p.m.
Where: Emmanuel Lutheran
Church, 800 South Tamiami
Trail, Venice
Notes: No tickets, no cou-
pons, no money needed. All
are welcome.
Call: 488-4942


MONDAY, JAN. 31
SILL Music Monday
Time: 2:30 p.m.
Where: Unitarian Univer-
salist Congregation of Ven-
ice, 1971 Pinebrook Road,
Venice
Notes: Michael Lasser,
presenting Fred and Ginger,
performs.
Cost: $7
Call: 365-6404
Link: www.sillsarasota.org

Watercolor class
RSVP: Jan. 31
Dates/time: Wednesdays,
Feb. 2-23, 1-4 p.m.
Where: SouthVenice Civic
Association, 720 Alligator
Drive, Venice
Notes: Carolyn Merenda
teaches Fun With Watercolor
classes once a week for four
weeks. Adult students of all
skill levels are welcome to reg-
ister at the first class. A supply
list is at the SVCA office.
Cost: $72
Call: 366-2866

Venice Concert Band
Time: 7 p.m. (doors open at
6:15 p.m.)
Where: Venice Community
Center, 326 S. Nokomis Ave.,
Venice
Notes: The Venice Concert
Band's Winter Concert, directed
by Bill Millner, will feature Gary
Reinstrom, bagpiper, playing
"Amazing Grace." Mezzo-so-
prano Sarah Rideout Slight will
sing the traditional Irish tune
"Be Thou MyVision" and "My
Hero" from the operetta "The
Chocolate Soldier." There will be
music by Beethoven and Strauss
as well. There will be a clarinet
solo, a brass sextet and a novelty
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Hsia-Jung Chang, noted Chopin specialist, will perform a selection of Chopin's compositions for the piano
Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Venice, 1971 Pinebrook Road, Venice. Chang's
performance will be followed by a set of Chopin's well-known mazurkas arranged for voice, sung by artistic
director Deborah Berioli. Afternoon tea will be served on the lanai during intermission. The Chopin & Pauline
concert will be presented by Venice Performing Arts Series. Tickets cost $20 and may be purchased online at
www.veniceperformingarts.com or at The Lazy Greek Cafe, 530 South U.S. 41 Bypass, Venice. For more informa-
tion, call 284-5972.





JANUARY 29, 2011 * WEEKEND EDITION


VENUE: Play bingo and shuffleboard, join a running group, tour the Venice Train Depot


FROM PAGE 3
piece, "The Roosters Lay Eggs
in Kansas." Season tickets will
be sold that day from 1 to 2:30
p.m. in the community center
lobby.
Cost: $5
Call: 488-0221

Peer referral
counseling
Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Where: Women's Resource
Center, 701 Center Road,
Venice
Notes: Make an appoint-
ment with a volunteer peer
referral counselor who is a
trained listener in a confiden-
tial, nonjudgmental environ-
ment, who refers to WRCSC
services and other community
resources.
Cost: $5
Call: 485-9724
Link: www.thewomens
resourcecenter.org

Bingo
Time: 6 p.m.
Where: Disabled American
Veterans, 600 East Colonia
Lane, Nokomis
Call: 488-4500

Seniors With or
Without Partners
Time: 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Where: Veterans of Foreign
Wars, 832 E. Venice Ave., Venice
Notes: All welcome; seniors
with or without partners play
cards.
Call: Marie, 485-8739

Club food
Time: 11 a.m.-2 p.m., lunch;
2-7 p.m., picnic
Where: Venice-Nokomis Elks
Lodge, 1021 DiscoveryWay,
Nokomis
Notes: All Elks members and
guests are welcome.
Call: 486-1854

Time: 5-7 p.m.
Where: Veterans of Foreign
Wars, 832 E. Venice Ave., Venice
Notes: dancing 6-9 p.m.
Call: 484-8118

Time: 5-8 p.m.
Where: Eagles Aerie, 621 East
Colonia Lane, Nokomis
Call: 484-4470

Italian class
Time: 4:15-5:45 p.m.
Where: Italian American
Club of Venice, 1375 Ringling
Drive, Venice
Notes: complimentary inter-
mediate Italian language class
Call: 486-1492

Shuffleboard
Time: 1-4 p.m. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday
Where: Hecksher Park, 450
W Venice Ave., Venice
Notes: All instruction and
equipment are provided.
Cost: $1 nonmembers; free
to members
Call: Bill, 586-5889

Guitar lessons
Time: 5 and 6 p.m.
Where: Troll Music, 513 E.
Venice Ave., Venice
Notes: Group lessons:


level 1 classes, 5-6 p.m.; level 2
classes, 6-7 p.m., will be taught
by Greg Byler.
Cost: $8 per hour
Call: 496-4398

Gondoliers chorus
Time: 6-9 p.m.
Where: Lakeside Lutheran
Church, 2401 South Tamiami
Trail, Venice
Notes: All men who like to
sing are welcome to join the
Venice Gondoliers Barbershop
Chorus rehearsal.
Call: Wayne Hart, 966-4321

Suncoast Chorale
rehearsal
Time: 6:45-8:45 p.m.
Where: Englewood United
Methodist Church, 700 E.
Dearborn St., Englewood
Call: (888) 326-8403
Link: www.suncoastchorale.
org

Venice-Nokomis
duplicate bridge
Time: 1 p.m.
Where: 751 South U.S. 41
Bypass, Venice
Notes: This is friendly and
competitive bridge for play-
ers of all ages, sanctioned by
the American Contract Bridge
League. Food and drinks avail-
able.
Cost: $8
Call: 485-8366
Link: www.venice
duplicatebridge.net or www.
bridgebuddy.net

Bridge lessons
Time: 9:30-11:45 a.m.
Where: 751 South U.S. 41
Bypass, Venice
Notes: Class is for beginners.
Cost: $10
Call: 485-8366
Link: www.venice
duplicatebridge or www.
bridgebuddy.net

Running group
Time: 6 a.m.
Where: Meet at Centennial
Park, near Gazebo, downtown
Venice
Notes: People of all ages,
paces and distances are
welcome. The group meets
every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. Run-walkers are also
welcome. No cost.
Call: Tuula, 488-5688

Line dancing classes
Time: 10-11 a.m. Monday
and Fridays
Where: Venice Community
Center, 326 S. Nokomis Ave.,
Venice
Notes: Class size is limited.
Call to register
Cost: $4
Call: 445-4724

Drawing at the beach
Time: 10-11 a.m.
Where: Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday at Venice
Beach pavilion; and Saturday
at Maxine Barritt Park pavilion,
south of Sharky's On The Pier,
Venice
Notes: Meets until the end
of April. Bring a chair, pencil,
sketchbook and a sense of
humor.


Call: Madge Meyer, 234-3498

Venice Archives
Time: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon-
day, Tuesday and Wednesday
Where: Historic Triangle Inn,
351 S. Nassau St., Venice
Notes: Open to the public for
the Venice Archives and Area
Historical Collection. Personal
research may be arranged by
calling James Hagler, director.
Call: 486-2487

Fencing club
Dates/times: Through March
30, Mondays and Wednesdays,
3-6:30 p.m.; Saturdays, noon-
4:30 p.m.
Where: South Venice YMCA,
Venice
Notes: Fencing is taught to
those 8 years and older. Begin-
ners and advanced fencers are
welcome. Equipment is pro-
vided. Member: U.S. Fencing
Association.
Call: Dr. Werner Meudt, 485-
9314

Train depot tours
Time: 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Monday, Wednesdays and Fri-
days; 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday
Where: Train depot, Sea-
board Avenue, Venice
Notes: For tours of 10 or
more, call Jerry at 496-9474.
The Red Caboose is only open
on Wednesday for tours.
Call: 412-0151, leave a message.

Venetian Harmony
rehearsal
Time: 7-9:30 p.m.
Where: United Church of
Christ, Naar Hall, 620 E. Sham-
rock Blvd., Venice
Notes: New members of all
ages are welcome to experi-
ence the joy of women's bar-
bershop music and learn what
it takes to put it all together.
Call: 480-1480
Link: www.venetian
harmony.org


TUESDAY, FEB. 1

SILL global issues
lecture
Time: 2:30 p.m.
Where: Venice Community
Center, 326 S. Nokomis Ave.,
Venice
Notes: Dr. Douglas N. Rader
discusses "Energy Exploration
and the Environment: Lessons
from the BP Oil Disaster."
Cost: $7
Call: 365-6404
Link: www.sillsarasota.org

Valentine's
dinner-dance
RSVP: Feb. 1
Date/time: Feb. 5, 6 p.m.
Where: Italian American
Club of Venice, 1375 Ringling
Drive, Venice
Notes: Cocktails and social
time will be 6-6:30 p.m.; buffet
at 6:30 p.m., catered by Cafe
Venice; installation of officers
will be at 7:30 p.m., followed
by dancing to LaCroix. Call
for tickets or purchase during
Friday night pasta dinners.
Cost: $30 members, $35
guests
Call: Barbara T., 493-8883; Vi


G. 497-6942
Link: www.italianamerican
clubofvenice.com

Friends of the
Legacy Trail meets
Time: 6-7:30 p.m.
Where: Oscar Scherer State
Park, 1843 South Tamiami
Trail, Osprey
Notes: Barbara Smith,
president of the Venice Area
Historical Society, will discuss
the historical society's role in
the Venice Train Depot and
planned developments for
the area. The Legacy Trail is
now located on that corridor.
There will be updates on trail
matters from Sarasota County,
the sheriff's office and Oscar
Scherer State Park.
Call: 861-7245
Link: www.legacytrailfriends.
org

Reagan Day
patriot dinner
RSVP: Feb. 1
Date/time: Feb. 5, 5 p.m.
Where: Englewood Elks
Lodge, 401 North Indiana
Road, Englewood
Notes: The Republican Club
of South Sarasota County is
hosting the annual dinner
with keynote speaker Grover
Norquist, president of Ameri-
cans for Tax Reform. Cocktails
at 5 p.m., dinner at 6 p.m., and
the program at 7 p.m. Call to
reserve a seat.
Cost: $28
Call: 451-9120

Comedy night
Time: 7 p.m.
Where: Bentley's Resort Ho-
tel, 1660 South Tamiami Trail,
Osprey
Notes: Sertoma Club of Venice
presents 3rd Comic Standing,
with Julie Scoggins, national
headliner. There is a two-drink
minimum. Proceeds will benefit
Sertoma's speech clinic.
Cost: $25
Call: BillWillson, 485-5686

Career counseling
Time: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Where: Women's Resource
Center, 701 Center Road,
Venice
Notes: Career adviser Ania
Morris offers one-on-one ap-
pointments to help with em-
ployment resources. She will
help with resumes, employ-
ment resources, job searching,
interviewing, and educational
and scholarship resources.
Cost: $5
Call: 485-9724
Link: www.thewomens
resourcecenter.org

Peer referral
counseling
Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Where: Women's Resource
Center, 701 Center Road,
Venice
Notes: Make an appoint-
ment with a volunteer peer
referral counselor who is a
trained listener in a confiden-
tial, nonjudgmental environ-
ment, who refers to WRCSC
services and other community
resources.
Cost: $5
Call: 485-9724


Link: www.thewomens
resourcecenter.org

Wills, trusts
and probate
Time: 3:30-5:30 p.m.
Where: Women's Resource
Center, 701 Center Road,
Venice
Notes: In these challenging
times, it's important to under-
stand wills and probate, life
insurance, 401(k), trusts, credi-
tors and taxes. Marcella Mika,
attorney, presents.
Cost: $5 members, $8 non-
members
Call: 485-9724
Link: www.thewomens
resourcecenter.org

Country Time Singers
Time: 5-7 p.m. every Tuesday
until April 26
Where: Venice Beach pavilion
Notes: Bring a chair to the
snack bar area, which is wheel-
chair-accessible. Country and
original music is performed
by a six-piece band composed
of two guitars, a harmonica,
mandolin, bass and a 12-string
guitar. Free.
Call: Janice, 412-3333

Leads Club
Time: noon-1:15 p.m.
Where: Valenti's Ristorante,
1200 E. Venice Ave., Venice
Notes: Various business rep-
resentatives speak each week.
All are welcome.
Cost: $15
Call: Wendy Moore, 371-1151
E-mail: wendy@leadsfl.com
Link: www.leadsfl.com

Toastmasters
Time: 7:30-8:45 a.m.
Where: Venice Area Board of
Realtors building, 680 Substa-
tion Road, Venice
Notes: Visitors are welcome
to join the fun while devel-
oping communication and
leadership skills.

Tin Pan Alley
entertains
Time: 1-3 p.m.
Where: Senior Friendship
Centers, 2350 Scenic Drive,
Venice
Notes: Les Gowan and Tin
Pan Alley perform.
Call: 584-0075

Club food
Time: 4-7 p.m.
Where: Veterans of Foreign
Wars, 832 E. Venice Ave.,
Venice
Notes: Dancing 4:30-7:30
p.m.
Call: 484-8118

Time: 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Where: American Legion
NO-VEL Post 159, 1770 E.Ven-
ice Ave., Venice
Notes: Members and guests
are welcome.
Call: 488-1157

Bingo
Time: 6-8 p.m.
Where: Venice-Nokomis Elks
Lodge, 1021 DiscoveryWay,
Nokomis

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WEEKEND EDITION * JANUARY 29, 2011


I LIBRARY BRIEFS
Venice Public Library
300 S. Nokomis Ave.
Venice FL 34285
861-1347

Classical music
Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2 p.m.
Bill Cherny performs
a piano concert honor-
ing the 200th birthday of
Franz List.

Program notes
Wednesday, Feb. 2, 1
p.m.
Venice Symphony
conductor Kenneth Bow-
ermeister reviews music
performed in concerts
during season.

History of
popular song
Friday, Feb. 4 and 18, 2
p.m.
Dick Smolens, college
professor and jazz band
leader lectures on Ameri-
can popular songs in two-
part series "Harlem on My
Mind."

Preschool
Storytime
Tuesday, 10 to 10:30
a.m. for independent 3-
to 5-year-olds.
Tot Time:
Wednesday, 10 to
10:30 a.m. for ages 1
month to 3 years. Toys
and story time.
Feb. 1 and 2: What
Starts with the Letter "M"?

Film festival
Thursday, Feb. 3, 1 p.m.
and 6 p.m.
Edward G. Robinson
and Susan Hayward in
"House of Strangers" at 1
p.m. and Spencer Tracy
and Robert Wagner in
"Broken Lance" at 6 p.m.

Booked for Lunch
Friday, Feb. 4, noon
An author appearance
and light refreshments.


VENUE: Go d
FROM PAGE 4
Notes: This is a non-
smoking facility with a
smoking area available
outside. Snacks and a
regular menu are avail-
able 4:30-7:30 p.m. There
will be a cash jackpot,
door prizes and cash
prizes.
Call: 486-1854

Bingo
Time: 6 p.m.
Where: Eagles Aerie,
621 East Colonia Lane,
Nokomis
Notes: Food available;
smoking permitted.
Call: 484-4470

Croquet
Time: 10 a.m.
Where: Wellfield Park,
corner of Pinebrook
Road and Lucaya Avenue,
Venice
Notes: free lessons
Call: Marge Chandler,
488-2747

Italian class
Time: 2-4 p.m.
Where: Italian Ameri-
can Club of Venice, 1375
Ringling Drive, Venice
Notes: Complimentary
beginners Italian lan-
guage class
Call: 486-1492

Dance
Time: 4:30-7:30 p.m.
Where: Veterans of For-
eign Wars, 832 E. Venice
Ave., Venice
Call: 484-8118

Venice-Nokomis
duplicate bridge
Time: 1 p.m.
Where: 751 South U.S.
41 Bypass, Venice
Notes: This is friendly
and competitive bridge
for players of all ages,
sanctioned by the Ameri-
can Contract Bridge


This week, Gary Back-
lund's slide show about
Iranian culture.

Great literature
Friday, Feb. 4, 2 p.m.
Great Readings Group
to discuss selections from
EdithWharton's "Roman
Fever" and Tobias Wolff's
"Smokers."

Practice your
French
Friday, 10 a.m. to
noon.
If you have a basic
knowledge of the French
language and wish to
practice those skills, then
you are invited to attend
weekly meetings of the
VPL French Club. The
group practices French
conversation during the
first hour followed by
reading from French liter-
ature and current topics.
No registration necessary.
New members are always
welcome.

Gardening
answers
Every Thursday from
10 a.m. to noon bring
your gardening questions
to Venice Public Library
and receive help from the
friendly experts of the
Sarasota County Exten-
sion Service.

New books
at Venice
Public Library
"The Damascus Way,"
by Davis Bunn and
Janette Oke (Waterville,
Maine: Thorndike Press,
2010)
"In Harm's Way: A
Novel" by Ridley Pear-
son, (Waterville, Maine:
Thorndike Press, 2010)
"Murder in the Air: A
Sheriff Dan Rhodes Mys-
tery," by Bill Crider (Wa-
terville, Maine: Thorndike
Press, 2010)


dancing, take a
League. Food and drinks
available.
Cost: $8
Call: 485-8366
Link: www.venice
duplicatebridge.net or
www.bridgebuddy.net

Bridge lessons
Time: 9:30-11:45 a.m.
Where: 751 South U.S.
41 Bypass, Venice
Notes: Class is for in-
termediate players.
Cost: $10
Call: 485-8366
Link: www.venicedu-
plicatebridge or www.
bridgebuddy.net

Drawing at
the beach
Time: 10-11 a.m.
Where: Monday, Tues-
day and Wednesday at
Venice Beach pavilion;
and Saturday at Maxine
Barritt Park pavilion,
south of Sharky's On The
Pier, Venice
Notes: Meets until
the end of April. Bring
a chair, pencil, sketch-
book and a sense of
humor.
Call: Madge Meyer,
234-3498

Self-defense for
senior citizens
Time: 8 a.m.
Where: 2141 Tamiami
Trail, SouthVenice
Notes: Buck Masters
offers a free revolutionary,
martial arts and fitness
class every Tuesday. If in-
terested in more classes,
people can sign up for
fee-based sessions.
Call: 525-3389

Venice Archives
Time: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
Where: Historic Tri-
angle Inn, 351 S. Nassau
St., Venice


"Night of the Vampires,"
by Heather Graham (Wa-
terville, Maine: Thorndike
Press, 2010)
"Unbroken: AWorld
War II Story of Survival,
Resilience, and Redemp-
tion," by Laura Hillen-
brand (NewYork: Random
House Large Print, 2010)

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4143 Woodmere Park Blvd.
Venice FL 34293
861-5000

Book Club
Tuesday, Feb. 1, 10 to
11:30 a.m.
Discussion of "Still
Alice," by Lisa Genova.
A heartbreaking look at
Alzheimer's and family
relationships.

Movie
A movie sponsored by
the Venice 9/12 Group,
"Let The Sea Resound,"
will be shown at 6 p.m.
Feb. 1. The movie reflects
Fiji's move to Christianity.
Free.

Valentine fun
for tweens
Saturday, Feb. 5, 10:30
to 11:30 a.m.
Valentine story and val-
entine card crafts for fam-
ily and friends. Limited to
10. Ages 9-12. Register at
Youth Desk.

Chess at
the library
Sunday, Jan. 30, 1-4:30
p.m.
Young or old, novice or
master, everybody plays
chess at the library.

Afternoon
at the movies
Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2-5
p.m.
Watch a variety of free

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walking tour
Notes: Open to the
public for the Ven-
ice Archives and Area
Historical Collection.
Personal research may be
arranged by calling James
Hagler, director.
Call: 486-2487

Walking tour
of Venice
Time: 10:30 a.m.
Where: Meet at Ga-
zebo, Centennial Park,
Venice
Notes: Sebastiano
Liseo, author of "The
Mediterranean Architec-
ture of Venice and Sara-
sota Florida," will lead an
architectural/historical
walking tour of the city.
Cost: $10
Call: 484-5002 between
9-10 a.m.

Happy Time
Band performs
Time: 3-5 p.m.
Where: Gazebo, Cen-
tennial Park, downtown
Venice
Notes: Band plays
Dixieland and old time
music.
Call: (952) 212-3630

Friends of the
Carlton Reserve
Time: 4:30-6 p.m.
Where: T. Mabry
Carlton Jr. Reserve, 1800
Mabry Carlton Parkway,
Venice
Y Call: 486-2547

Women
With Moxie
Time: 5-7 p.m.
Where: Venice Area
Chamber of Commerce,
597 South Tamiami Trail,
Venice
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women-only network-
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JANUARY 29, 2011


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(941) 207-1105
kcool@venicegondolier.com
SUN NEWSPAPERS


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
For a die-hard Disney fan,
watching a giant champagne
bottle burst into a giant
fireworks display as it came
in contact with the newest
Disney ship was a dream come
true.
Wednesday morning, Jan. 19,
with about 1,000 members of
the press and various Disney
associates, I was dockside as
the new Disney Dream was
christened at Cape Canaveral.
That afternoon, most of us
then went aboard for a tour
of the company's newest and
largest ship to date and a two-
night cruise, which included a
stop at the company's private
island, Castaway Cay, in the
Bahamas.
"If only Uncle Walt (Walter
Elias Disney) were here," I
said to my daughter, Heidi,
as the impressive hour long
christening event drew to a
close that Wednesday morn-
ing.
Sadly, Disney was not my
uncle, but he has provided
me with as much joy as an
army of uncles because of all
the creations that followed
after the birth of a mouse first
named Mortimer.
In the past 10 years I have
been on a few cruises, but had
only seen the DisneyWonder
and Magic from afar.
Never had I been to a ship
christening, not even for the
private rowboat of a friend.
We were in our seats by
9:45 a.m. for the 10:30 a.m.
event, which featured virtually
every Disney character ever
created plus a Navy band, as-
sorted dancers and guest star


A Dream come true


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A giant champagne bottle explodes into fireworks to christen the new Disney
Dream at Cape Canaveral on Jan. 19.


Jennifer Hudson as the ship's
godmother. Hudson, whose
career began aboard another
Disney ship, was selected to
christen the ship.
Fortunately, she did not
have to lift the giant cham-
pagne bottle. That was accom-
plished with the assistance
of a helicopter that carried it
toward the bow of the ship on
its port side. Precisely on cue,
fireworks erupted to fill the
sky and the great ship offi-
cially had its name.
There were brief remarks
by Robert Iger, president
and CEO of the Walt Disney
Co, Thomas O. Staggs, chair
of Walt Disney Parks and
Resorts, and Hudson, then
finally the ship's blessing by
the Rev. Dr. Warren D. Langer
Jr., followed by a champagne
toast in the Disney Cruise
Line Terminal.
Built by Meyer Werft in
Germany, this larger ship is


state-of-the-art in every way,
the perfect combination of
German engineering and
ship-building expertise and
the Disney Co.'s attention to
detail.
About an hour after the
christening, Heidi and I were
able to board the ship and
start our tour, which included
samples of most of the accom-
modations. The only cabin
style we could not see was the
largest suite. There are two
deluxe suites on the bow, but
both were taken. Supposedly
Whoopi Goldberg was in one
but we did not see her aboard
nor were we invited to tea.
Nearly every stateroom has
a balcony, in keeping with
the wonts of today's cruis-
ers. There are very few inside
cabins, and they are not
small and claustrophobic as
some I have seen. They even
have portholes with ever-
changing scenes - just like


SUN PHOTOS BY KIM COOL
Fireworks and Disney characters filled the port of Cape Canaveral for the
christening of the Disney Dream Jan. 19, prior to its two-night christening
cruise. The ship has begun a regular schedule of three-to-five-night cruises


of the Caribbean.
real portholes. Actually, these
are better, thanks to Disney
animation.
We had a verandah (balcony)
suite portside near the stern
elevators, which proved a han-
dy location for getting to the
main dining rooms, the pool
deck, and Cabanas, a casual-
dining spot at the stern.
We had a good-sized bal-
cony that faced the island
when we docked at Castaway
Cay. In addition to two closets
and plenty of drawers, we had
two dressing spaces - one
room with toilet and sink and
another with sink and tub/
shower, which made it easy for
two people to get cleaned up
and ready for the next event.
On the Dream there is
always the next event, includ-
ing Disney's newest shipboard
show, "Disney's Believe," about


a father and his daughter.
There also was gala pirate
bash, Buccaneer Blast, and a
whole list of watering holes
for adult guests aboard, not to
mention a plethora of places
to visit for the youngsters and
young at heart.
There are three pools and a
765-foot water slide called the
Aqua Duck that actually loops
out over the edge of the ship
during its four-deck drop to
the final splashdown zone.
Two nights aboard was not
nearly enough. I am saving my
money for a return trip. Mean-
while, the ship will be sailing
the Caribbean out of Cape
Canaveral this year on three-,
four- and five-night cruises.
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By BOB MUDGE
EDITOR

Seating arrangements
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Union address got almost
as much attention as his
words themselves, and I
think that's appropriate.
Unless the members of
Congress can find a way
to "mingle" on policies
as well as for show, the
ship of state will continue
to drift until it finds an
iceberg.
In case you missed it,
Democrats and Repub-
licans agreed to pair up
and sit together in a show
of civility (certainly not
unity). I could tell you
who came up with the
idea but won't in order to
make a point our elected
representatives would do
well to remember: The
important thing isn't who
gets credit.
The seating plan
provided fodder for any
number of columns. It
was called "Date Night"
and "Prom Seating,"
among other things, and
in and of itself it's nothing
more than a shallow show
of bipartisanship among
a bunch of people who
generally have as much
tolerance for the oppos-
ing party as a dog does
for a flea. If Arizona Rep.
Gabrielle Giffords hadn't
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that even this level of
"cooperation" could have
been achieved.
But just maybe ...
I tend to be skeptical
to the point of cynicism
- or maybe beyond it -
when it comes to poli-
tics. I've studied history
formally and informally
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I've learned anything, it's
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In fact, I asked a local
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a clearly inferior Republi-
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"It's my job to get mem-
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he replied.
Therein, I believe, lies
the problem.
Now, I'm not saying
things have ever been
different. Political parties
in this country go back
more than 200 years,
and their influence has
been criticized by people
much smarter than I
am for pretty much that
whole period. But as
someone who has been
conscious of presidential
elections since Nixon-
Humphrey in 1968, I
don't recall the level of
rancor we see today, fed


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Watercolor art, 9:30 a.m.
Euchre, 10 a.m.
Associated Medicare
Patients counselors, 10
a.m.-2 p.m., Small Ap-
pliance Repair Shop. No


by media blowhards,
bloggers, birthers and
and others who are
pursuing agendas of their
own while waving the
flag.
Personally, I'm sick of
the name-calling. I'm
sick of the spin. I'm sick
of each side thinking it's
infallible and the other is
in league with the devil.
I'm sick of the sense of
entitlement. I'm sick of
the scandals. I'm sick of
the broken promises.
I'm sick of going into
the voting booth feeling
like I'm trying to pick the
lesser of two evils. I'm
sick of feeling like the real
problem isn't that there
aren't any answers, there
just aren't any leaders
with the guts to tell us
what the answers are.
And I'm guessing I'm
not alone.
It has to stop some-
where, if it's to stop at all.
If something as inane as
mixing up the seating for
the State of the Union
address helps bring home
to even a few members
of Congress the thought
that, as Obama said, "We
will move forward to-
gether, or not at all," then
I'm all for it.
Though in the long run,
I don't care where their
butts are nearly so much
as I care where their
hearts and minds are.

bmudge@venicegondolier.com


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Lunch, noon-1 p.m.
Friendly bridge, 12:30
p.m.
Joe Rivers & Friends
performs, 1 p.m.
Crafts, 2 p.m.
Italian classes held. For
more information, call
Daisy at 584-0075.

THURSDAY
Pool room opens, 8:15
a.m.
Serving Health Insur-
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Medicare assistance, 9
a.m.-noon
Woodcarving, 9 a.m.
Yogarobics, 9 a.m.
Hand and foot game,
9 a.m.
Senior-friendly aero-
bics, 9 a.m.
Line dancing, 10 a.m.
Lunch, noon-1 p.m.
Music by Dick Rivers, 1
p.m.
Cards, 1 p.m.
Mind Your Mind, 1
p.m. Heighten memory,
reasoning, creative think-
ing and more. Self-as-
sessment questionnaires
are provided to track
progress.

FRIDAY
Pool room opens, 8:15
a.m.


I teach an online copy-
editing course and every
term I do something kind
of cruel to my students: I
ask them to share some of
their grammar peeves in
the class's online message
board.
It's cruel because I
know what's coming.
Someone is going to rant
about some common er-
ror that really gets under
her skin, not realizing
that the supposedly egre-
gious error isn't really an
error at all.
Then I'm going to tell
her so.
It's a trap, I know. But
it packs a valuable lesson
for aspiring copy editors:
We have to check our
facts - even facts we
were sure we had down
pat.
Take, for example, one
student's recent lament
that people shouldn't use
"real" in place of "really"
in a sentence like "Pete
works real hard."
On the surface, her
complaint makes sense:
Adverbs like "really"
modify adjectives like
"hard." There's no doubt
that "Pete works really
hard" is correct. And it
sounds nice and proper,
too.
You could say that the
"real" in "Pete works real
hard" is substandard. You
could say it's improper.
You could say it's dialecti-
cal, low rent, nonstandard
or even icky. But you can't
say it's wrong.
A simple check of the
dictionary proves this:
"Webster's NewWorld
College Dictionary" and
"Merriam-Webster's"
online dictionary both list
"real" as an adverb mean-

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ing "very." So "Pete works
real hard" is grammati-
cal, according to these
dictionaries.
Though "real" can
pinch hit for "very," it's
not as versatile as "really."
Sure, "real," like "very,"
can modify adjectives, as
in "She's real smart." But
"real" can't modify verbs,
as in "She real is suffer-
ing." For that, only "re-
ally" will do: "She really is
suffering."
That's what I told my
students. But then, in
one of those moments of
cosmic justice, a student
put me on the spot: Why,
she asked, if "real" is ac-
ceptable as an adverb, is
it so widely considered
improper?
"Whys" aren't really my
strong suit. I'm more a
"whether" person, focus-
ing on whether you can
use certain words certain
ways. So to answer her
question, I had to dig a
little deeper.
I started with "Fowler's
Modern English Usage,"
which taught me that us-
ing "real" to mean "very"
is mainly an American
and Scottish thing. Brits
aren't as prone to this
"informal" usage.
"Garner's Modern
American Usage" notes
that "real" can function
as an adverb but calls it
"dialectical."
In other words, neither
book is too keen on "real"
as an adverb, though it's
not clear why.
"Merriam-Webster's
Dictionary of English
Usage" had more to say


CROSS
FROM PAGE 8


on the subject. The use
of "real" as an adverb
modifying "good" dates
back to sometime before
the 18th century, the
guide reports. This "real"
continued to develop
"outside of mainstream
British English," mainly
in the United States and
Scotland. By 1881, people
were on record as criticiz-
ing the adverbial "real"
and, the book notes,
continue to today.
"Insofar as this criti-
cism tells you that 'real'
is informal and more
suitable to speech than
to writing, it is fairly ac-
curate," the usage guide
notes. "When it wanders
from this line to insist
that 'real' is an adjective
only, or that 'real' is a
substitute for 'really,' it is
wrong."
So why do so many
people consider adverbial
"real" to be bad form? I'm
still not sure. I suppose
that, with the obviously
adverbial form "really" at
your disposal, it seems
silly to choose a word that
could be confused for an
adjective.
Eschewing the adver-
bial "real" reduces the
possibility of confusing
your reader while reduc-
ing the possibility your
reader will consider you
low rent. That's a good
enough "why" for me.

June Casagrande is
the author of "It Was the
Best of Sentences, It Was
the Worst of Sentences."
She can be reached at
JuneTCN@aol. corn.


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ACROSS
1 Polo
6 Water carrier
10 Clean thoroughly
15 Type of movie cop
19 Indifferent
20 Comic Johnson
21 Statue favorite
22 At a distance
23 DOG things
27 Howard, of
"Oklahoma"
28 Particle
29 House extension
30 "Soaps"
31 Long times
33 Removes the
unwanted
35 "Say Hey" slugger
36 Greek woman
scorned
39 Citrus quality
41 Krupp works site
44 PIG things
52 LI plus LI
53 Condition of
teenage beds
54 Property
55 Sgt.
56 Magnani or
Karenina
58 Piece of change
59 Sauteed
60 Improved
62 U.S.-Canadian
canals
64 Carson
replacement
65 Loveseat
66 BULL things
73 Arctic abodes
74 tide
75 What is new?
76 Way to go
77 Performance
criteria
78 Throw off
80 Julia of stage and
screen
84 St. Tropez
summer
85 "All That Jazz"
choreographer
86 Uses a razor
88 Bikini part
89 HORSE things
94 Former int'l.
alliance
95 Chess man
96 Adjust
97 Thanks
99 Malayan mammal
102 Whine
104 Mother-of-pearl
source
107 Alamos
108 Term of address


110 Is under
obligation to
114 CAT things
118 Dream of Paris
119 Toss
120 As well
121 Ghostlike
122 rule
123 Battle of the_
124 Thug
125 Avarice
DOWN
1 the Knife
2 Lotion additive
3 Stage assignment
4 Londonderry lass
5 One kind
6 Former times
7 Woody's boy
8 List category
9 Guided
10 Shoulder wrap
11 "I Write a
Book"


12 Eithers' partners
13 Takes advantage
of
14 Jump accessory
15 Kind of heat
16 "Light__
17 Tennis
18 Mine finds
24 Tried for office
25 Pays attention to
26 Kay of song
32 Pearl Harbor site
33 Broad
34 direction
36 Transparent silicate
37 Julia's Oscar role
38 Rub out
39 "East of Eden" man
40 Grant
42 Hurried
43 Court segment
45 Provides
46 Mennonite
47 Valentine or Akers
48 "Of Thee


49 "... all a good
night"
50 More forbidding
51 Shade of green
57 " in the Dark"
59 Does a somersault
60 Agcy. rules
61 Upper regions of
space
63 Native American
65 Fuse
66 Triggerman
67 " Feeling"
68 Adhered
69 Badly situated
70 As such
71 Leaf collector
72 "Superman"
portrayer
77 Debatable
78 Display
79 Goldie
81 Be adjacent to
82 Press
83 Lion of Oz player
85 Home buyers' org.


86 Practice for a bout
87 Cabbage salad
90 Tristan's love
91 __ Hall University
92 Simianlike
93 Permitter
97 " Irish Rose"
98 Potential pupa
100 Animated
101 Models
102 Dixon's Line
partner
103 Ostrich's Aussie
cousin
104 "East of Eden" girl
105 Slangy refusals
106 Duellist's weapon
108 Venus de_
109 Lhasa
111 Suffix for tin or hard
112 Nobelist Wiesel
113 Non- flight
115 Transmit quickly
116 Henpeck
117 Wooden pin


I


SOLUTION TO JAN. 22
CLASSIFIED CROSSWORD


SOLUTION TO TODAY'S
CLASSIFIED CROSSWORD


I THE BIG RED BUS SCHEDULE


Florida's Blood Centers
needs all types of blood
donations.
Donating blood takes
about an hour. Every
donor receives a mini-
physical and a screening
with each donation.
Donations are taken at
333 South Tamiami Trail,
Venice, in the Tandem
Center, or on The Big Red
Bus, which will be in Ven-
ice Wednesday, Feb. 2,
9 a.m.-noon, at Venice City
Hall, 401W. Venice Ave.;
Thursday, Feb. 3, 8 a.m.-


FLORIDA'S
BLOOD CENTERS

1 p.m., at Japanese Gar-
dens, 6181 Teahouse Road;
Friday, Feb. 4, noon-4 p.m.,
at Country Club Estates,
700 Waterway; and Fri-
day, Feb. 4, 8-10:30 a.m.,
at Starbucks, 1500 South
U.S. 41 Bypass.
Call 492-9202 or visit
www.fbcdonor.org for
more dates and times.

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SENIOR
FROM PAGE 7

Senior Friendship
Centers Inc., established
in 1973, is a not-for-profit
organization dedicated
to helping older adults
live with dignity and
independence in Sara-
sota, DeSoto, Charlotte,
Lee and Collier counties.
Funded in part by state
and federal agencies, and
support from private
foundations and individ-
ual cront, iltaions, Senior
Friendship Centers serves
more than 10,000 older
adults annually.

Senior activities
at other locations
Epiphany Cathedral Parish Hall
340 Sarasota St.,Venice
484-3505
These free activities are
held on Wednesdays:
9 a.m., exercise
9:30 a.m., knitting and
crocheting


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Our Lady of Lourdes Church
1301 Center Road, Venice
497-2931
Senior singles cards and
games from 1 to 4 p.m.
Thursday. Call Elizabeth
Bonfiglio, 492-5528.

Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 8118
832 E. Venice Ave., Venice
484-8118
Play cards Mondays
from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Sponsored by Seniors
With or Without Part-
ners. All are welcome.
For more information,
call Marie at 485-8739.

Safe-driving
school
Residents can choose


from three places to
attend the AARP safe-
driving school: Village On
The Isle, Venice Health-
Park or Senior Friendship
Centers, Venice. Call Bill
for information, 475-6925
or 284-9218.

Parks &
Recreation senior
beach walks
Sarasota County Parks
and Recreation's Senior
Beach Walks return to
Siesta Beach, Siesta Key,
and Nokomis Beach, 100
Casey Key Road, Noko-
mis, everyWednesday
in February and March.
Seniors age 50 and older
invited. Registration is $1
beginning at 8:30 a.m. at
Nokomis Beach. T-shirt
given after completing
four walks. Call 861-5000
and ask about the senior
beach walks.


Travel: What's the deal?


By CAROL SOTTILI
THE WASHINGTON POST

Travel bargains from
around the globe:
* The St. Maarten
Hospitality & Trade As-
sociation has teamed up
with eight hotels to offer
the Winter in St. Maarten
promotion. The hotels
are offering discounts of
25 percent and credits
of up to $100 a night for
a minimum stay of four
nights now to April 14.
Rates vary. For ex-
ample, two adults in
a garden-view room
at the Sonesta Maho
Beach Resort & Casino
in mid-January receive a
$50-per-night credit on
a four-night stay; rate
starts at $1,107 for four


nights, including $192
taxes, a savings of $369.
Credits valid at various
restaurants, spas, casi-
nos, shops, car rentals
and attractions. Call or
go online for booking
information: (800) 309-
2005, www.visit
stmaarten.com.
* The Rosewood San
Miguel de Allende, a new
resort in Mexico's Colo-
nial Highlands, 180 miles
north of Mexico City, is
offering an introductory
package for stays Feb.
1 through April 20. The
deal starts at $378 a night
(with $83 taxes and ser-
vice fees) and includes
lodging, breakfast for two
at the 1826 Restaurant
and valet parking. Spa
services are also dis-


counted by 25 percent.
After the promotion, the
room alone will start
at $448 per night. Info:
(888) 767-3966, www.
rosewoodsanmiguel.
com.

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WEEKEND EDITION * JANUARY 29, 2011


Consider insurance but read the fine print


By JANE ENGLE
Los ANGELES TIMES
This is a troubling
time for Europe-bound
travelers. The U.S. State
Department on Oct.
3 issued a travel alert
that cited "the potential
for terrorist attacks in
Europe," but stopped
short of warning travel-
ers against going there.
Sporadic labor actions
in France, Greece and
elsewhere have inter-
rupted thousands of
flights, trains and other
transportation.
Neither terrorism wor-
ries nor transit strikes
should keep you from
going to Britain or the
European continent.
But this is a good time
to weigh your options,
especially for insurance.

Terrorist attacks
Although horrifying,
these pose only a remote
risk to the American


traveler.
"You're more likely to
get struck dead by light-
ning than be killed by a
terrorist in Europe," said
Bruce Mclndoe, presi-
dent of IJet Intelligent
Risk Systems, a travel
security company based
in Annapolis, Md.
Fewer than a dozen
private U.S. citizens
(excluding military and
government personnel)
died last year in terrorist
attacks in foreign coun-
tries; most of those were
in Afghanistan and none
was in Europe, according
to the State Department.
But terrorism could
affect your trip in other
ways, and for those perils
you should consider
travel insurance.
If a terrorist attack
occurs in a city you are
in, or one that is on your
itinerary, most policies
will reimburse you for
the pro-rated part of
your trip that you don't


use, plus expenses you
incur to get home, said
Dan McGinnity, spokes-
man for Travel Guard
North America, an insur-
ance company based in
Stevens Point, Wis.
If an attack occurs in a
city within a month be-
fore you're scheduled to
visit, you may be entitled
to cancel your vacation
and get your deposits
back if you have insur-
ance.
One exception: A few
policies may deny cover-
age for a terrorist attack
in Europe if you bought
your policy after Oct. 3
because they say the alert
meant that such an attack
was a foreseen event.
In any case, if you're
just worried that an at-
tack might occur in your
destination, you general-
ly can't cancel and expect
to collect, McGinnity
and other experts say,
even if the State Depart-
ment issues a travel alert,


as it did for Europe, or
a stronger statement,
called a travel warning,
that advises against visit-
ing an area.
Most underwriters
don't want the risk of
insuring against anxi-
ety, said Peter Evans,
executive vice president
of InsureMyTrip.com, an
online travel insurance
agency. With more than
30 countries recently
tagged with warnings,
the result could be "cata-
strophic loss" for the
industry, he said.
One option for nervous
travelers is a so-called
cancel-for-any-reason
rider, which allows them
to cancel trips for any
reason, or no reason,
and receive some money
back. Expect to pay up
to 50 percent more for a
policy with this rider.

Transit strikes
Most insurers say


they will reimburse you
if a labor strike against
airlines, buses or other
transit keeps you from
embarking on your trip,
delays you or forces you
to cut your trip short.
Europe is notorious for
such strikes, and this
year workers are espe-
cially restive.
Whether you can
collect depends on the
rules. For those, look to
the "Certificate of Insur-
ance," often 30 pages or
more; call the insurer if
you have questions.

Read before
you buy
After an air traffic
controllers' strike in
Paris grounds your flight,
causing you to miss your
$3,000 cruise, is not a
good time to learn you
won't get one euro back.
Maybe you bought
your policy after Sept. 6,
when French workers au-


thorized a general strike.
Until there's a resolution
to the dispute, Travel
Guard generally will deny
coverage because the
union decision turned
future labor actions into
foreseen events, McGin-
nity said.
Maybe your policy ex-
cludes "a general strike
whereby all or most of
the workers of a coun-
try, province, state, city
or town cease work"
- a phrase I found in
the "organized labor
strike" definition in a
policy from Travelex of
Omaha.
Chances of being
attacked by a terrorist
in Europe? Almost nil.
Chances of losing thou-
sands of dollars because
you failed to read your
insurance policy? Pretty
high.

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LIBRARY: Programs for youngsters offered


FROM PAGE 5
movies.

Baby Rhyme
and Sign Time
Tuesday, Feb. 1,
10:15-11 a.m.
This program is
geared toward babies
from newborn to 21/2.
The 45-minute program
will include nursery
rhymes, songs, baby
sign language, a book
and playtime. Space is
limited, so plan to come
early. Older siblings are
welcome.

Writers group
Tuesday, Feb. 1, 5:30 to
7:30 p.m.
Discuss, share and
critique writing ideas and
styles.

AARP tax help
Wednesday, Feb. 2, 10 to


5 p.m.
AARP volunteers give
you free help with your
simple tax returns.

Partners in Play
Wednesday, Feb. 2, 10 to
10:45 a.m. and also from 11
to 11:45 a.m.
Free outreach parent-
ing classes. Children and
caregivers enjoy meaning-
ful playtime together, new
activities and circle-time.
Space limited to 12 fami-
lies. Ages 1 to 5. Register at
the youth desk.

Video lecture
series
Thursday, Feb. 3, 2-3
p.m.
Learn about the universe
by watching the taped lec-
tures of college professors.

Voices of Venice
Thursday, Feb. 3, 6-7:30


p.m.
Group fun writing or
listening to poetry.

e-Help
Thursday, Feb. 3, 1 to
3:30 p.m.
Technology coach
helps with online prob-
lems.

It's Storytime
Friday, Feb. 4, 10:15-
11 a.m.
Preschoolers and
their parent, guardian
or caregiver are invited
for stories, songs, finger
plays, rhymes and
crafts. The program is
for ages 212-5.

Ask Jack
Friday, Feb. 4, 1:30-
2:30 p.m.
Bring computer ques-
tions and trade them
for computer answers.


FROM PAGE 6

along family or by taking
extra time after a con-
ference to relax on the
beach or a fishing boat.
That trend is on the
rise, according to a
survey from hotel chain
Homewood Suites by
Hilton. It found that 67
percent of its guests say
they either "frequently"
or "sometimes" com-
bined a vacation with a
business trip. That is an
increase of 16 percent-
age points compared
with a similar survey in
2000.


The survey of 549
business travelers taken
in May didn't ask why
they are blurring the
lines between work and
relaxation, but the survey
authors suggest it is a
response to the tough
economic times over the
last few years.
"Given the current
state of the economy,
business travelers are
being asked to do more,
taking less time off,"
said Carla Raynor, vice
president of marketing
for Homewood Suites.
The survey also found
that more people are


letting work seep into
their home life, with 83
percent of respondents
saying they "frequently"
or "sometimes" bring
work home at night and
on weekends, up from 72
percent in 2000.
When asked what one
item they cannot live
without on the road, 89
percent of the respon-
dents chose a cell phone.
Only 10 percent said
family photos were a top
necessity.

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DAVID MILLER

Many parts,

but one body
1 Corinthians 12:14-
20: "Now the body is
not made up of one part
but of many. If the foot
should say, 'Because I am
not a hand, I do not be-
long to the body,' it would
not for that reason cease
to be a part of the body.
And if the ear should say,
'Because I am not an eye,
I do not belong to the
body,' it would not for
that reason cease to be
a part of the body. If the
whole body were an eye,
where would the sense of
hearing be? If the whole
body were an ear, where
would the sense of smell
be? But in fact God has
arranged the parts of the
body, every one of them,
just as He wanted them
to be. If they were all one
part, where would the
body be? As it is, there
are many parts, but one
body."
Speaking of being gift-
ed: We know a great deal
about this subject here in
Sarasota County. I know
this to be a fact because
my wife, Michelle, has her
master's degree in gifted
education, has taught at
Pine View and is teaching
a fourth-grade gifted class
at Venice Elementary
School. We place a great
deal of emphasis in our
culture on academic gift-
edness, which is a good
thing. Yet, in this empha-
sis we sometimes forget
that every child and every
adult is gifted by God in
some way.
These gifts are called
"talents." Each and every
single one of us is talented
in some way. Some talents

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Dowd lecture thanks God for evolution


By BILL MONIGLE
SPECIAL TO THE GONDOLIER SUN

On Sunday, Jan. 30, at 6:30
p.m., the Rev. Michael Dowd,
author of "Thank God for
Evolution," will present his life-
changing new conversation
about creation at the Unitarian
Universalist Congregation of
Venice, 1971 Pinebrook Road,
Venice.
Dowd, praised by both
religious leaders and promi-
nent scientists, will present a
90-minute lecture, "Thank God


For Evolution: Bridging Heart,
Head, Faith and Reason."
Endorsed by Nobel Prize-
winning scientists and religious
leaders across the spectrum,
Dowd is a traveling preacher
discussing the marriage of sci-
ence and religion. Dowd's dis-
cussions build bridges, provide
guidance and restore realistic
hope for people of any religion
or belief system.
Dowd radically reinterprets
core Christian concepts in the
context of current best science.
"We wouldn't let a first-cen-


Klezmer music


is topic of lecture

By JUDITH ZANGWILL
SPECIAL TO THE GONDOLIER SUN
Baila Miller, a well-known lo-
cal lecturer on music, literature .
and the arts, presents a multi- .' .
media program on klezmer mu-
sic at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 1,
at the Jewish Center ofsVenice, , .
600 North Auburn Road.
Around the 15th century, a 'e
tradition of secular Jewish mu-
sic was developed by itinerant -
musicians called klezmorim
who traveled throughout
Eastern Europe. As they played
with local musicians from
Ukraine, Hungary, Poland
and Rumania, the klezmorim
incorporated these influences
and created a unique klezmer
sound.
Refreshments will be served. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE
The program is sponsored JEWISH CENTER OF VENICE
by the JCV Adult Education A well-known local lecturer on
Department. Cost is $3 for music, literature and the arts, Baila
members, $5 for others. Call Miller will present a multimedia
Beata at 484-2022 for more program on klezmer music at 1:30
information, or visit www. p.m. Tuesday at the Jewish Center of
jewishcenterofvenice.org. Venice.


I RELIGION STUDY AND CLASSES


* First Baptist Church, 312
W Miami Ave., offers several
classes open to the commu-
nity. Beth Moore, Here and
Now, There and Then: A Series
on Revelation, on Tuesdays,
started Jan. 18, 9:15 to 11:45
a.m. (child care provided for this
session); or 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.,


cost: $15; Pricilla Shirer, Jonah
Navigating a Life Interrupted, on
Wednesday, started Jan. 12, 6
to 7:30 p.m. (children's activities
available) cost $12; Religion and
Culture, started Jan. 12, 6 to 7:30
p.m. (children's activities avail-

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tury dentist fill our children's
teeth, so why are we letting
theologians from the same
period fill their heads?" he
said. "The world isn't flat. The
sun and stars do not revolve
around us. And yes, we evolved
over billions of years. Isn't it
glorious?"
Admission cost is $5 per
person. Books will be available
at the event for purchase and
signing.
For more information, call
UUCOV at 485-2105 or visit
www.uucov.org.


Author and
Traveling
preacher
Michael
Dowd will
Al k. speak on
science
and
religion at
UUCOV at
6:30 p.m.
Sunday.

PHOTO COURTESY OF UNITARIAN
UNIVERSALIST CONGREGATION OF
VENICE


I RELIGION BRIEFS


Yard sales
* Unity Church, 125 North Jack-
son Road, holds its annual giant
yard sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Saturday, Jan. 29, with an auction
at 11 a.m. that includes a 2001
Toyota Solara convertible with
44,000 miles; an all-wooden an-
tique spinning sewing machine;
silver and gold coins; jewelry;
oriental and Persian rugs; an old
mantle clock; thousands of books;
and much more. Lunch available.
Absentee bids and phone bids ac-
cepted. 484-5342
* Holy Spirit Orthodox Church,
700 Shamrock Blvd., sponsors its
annual yard and bake sale from 8
a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 12. Furniture,
household, plants, clothing and
ethnic food such as apricot, nut
and poppyseed rolls, pierogi,
halushki, borscht, kielbasi and
kraut sandwiches.

Ladies seminar
Calvary Bible Church, 1936 E.
Venice Ave., sponsors a ladies
seminar, The Joy of Jesus: Live It
and Give It, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Saturday, Jan. 29. Special guest
speaker is Pamela Corson, singer-
songwriter and jazz pianist. Cost:
$10, includes morning refresh-
ments and lunch. To register, call
485-7070.

Interfaith series
Venice Interfaith Community
Association presents its winter
educational series, Islam: Beyond
Headlines and Sound Bites, with
lectures and group discussion
at 7 p.m. Jan. 31 and Feb. 7 and
14, at the Unitarian Universal-


ist Congregation of Venice. 1971
Pinebrook Road. Free; donations
accepted. 894-4910

Ice cream social
Our Lady of Lourdes Council of
Catholic Women holds its an-
nual ice cream social from 1 to 3
p.m. Sunday, Jan. 30. Ice cream
sundaes with choice of toppings,
cookies and beverages. Tickets: $3
in gift shop or at the door. (Chil-
dren under 2 free). The church
is located at 1301 Center Road.
497-2931

Wednesday
evening service
Unity Church of Venice offers
a midweek service with music
beginning at 7 p.m. Wednesday,
Feb. 2.484-5342

Islam seminar
New Life Assembly of God, 5800
South Tamiami Trail, presents
a seminar, Revealing the Truth
About Islam, by Usama K. Dak-
dok, Muslim evangelism special-
ist, at 7 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday,
Feb. 2, providing a broad overview
of the history, teachings and cur-
rent condition and goals of Islam
in the world. 493-0775

Toward a Meaningful
Life course
Chabad of Venice & North Port,
2169 South Tamiami Trail, pres-
ents a new six-week course from
the Rohr Jewish Learning Insti-
tute, Toward a Meaningful Life,

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local worship services


Venice-
Nokomis
United Methodist
Church
Sunday Worship:
10 AM
Interpretation for the Deaf
Children's Puppet Church:
10:15 AM
Adult Sunday School
11:15 AM
Youth Fellowship - Monday
5:30 PM
208 Palm Avenue, Nokomis
Phone 488-4137
(West of US 41,4 blks. South of
Albee Rd./Matthew Currie Ford)
www.vnumc.net
vnumc(davstar.net
Rev. Jim McWhinnie,Pastor


You're Invited
CHRIST UNITED
METHODIST
CHURCH
Jerry Van Dyken, Pastor
Larry Potts, Associate Pastor
Sunday Worship Services
9:15 am (Contemporary)
and 10:45 am
Also, 8:00 am (Nov.-April)
Sunday School 9:15 am
and 10:30 am
Nursery Provided for
All Services
Parking shuttle provided
493-7504
1475 Center Road, Venice
www.cumc.info


Worship with us this Sundayl. Traditional,
.1,n1 tc'mplhlitv andjoyful worship services.


8, 9:30 & 11 am
Sunday School lor all ages 9:30 am
Loving Nursery Available at all services
www.venicepresbvterian.ora 488-2258 Vence


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www.veniceucc.org 493-6741
SUNDAY SERVICE 10:00 am

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Contemporary Service at 9am * Traditional Service 11am
LifeWAY Sunday School Classes at 9:30am & 10:15am
Nursery Available for all services
Pastors Thomas J. Kowalski &
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CHURCH
2401 S. Tamiami Trail (Across from So. Cty. Admin. Bldg.)
493-5102
web: www.lakesidelutheran.net
email: lakeside-lutheran @verizon.net
Worship 8:00 a.m. or 10:30 a.m.
Contemporary Worship 9:15 a.m.
Children's Church 9:15 a.m.
Nursery 9:15 & 10:30 am
Christian Marriage & Family Counseling * Counseling Office 493-5102


UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CONGREGATION OF VENICE
S Sunday School and Sunday Service at 10:30 a.m.
%TV' Sunday Forum at 9:15 a.m.
Minister: Rev. Don Beaudreault Music Director: Deborah Berioli
1971 Pinebrook Rd. at Edmondson Rd.
941-485-2105- A BGLT Welcoming Congregation - wwwuucovorg

St Mark's Episcopa! Church
508 Riviera Street, Venice (2 blocks west of Vemce Regional Medical Center)
Saturday 5:00 p.m. Rite II CasualService with ContemporaryMusic
Sunday 8:00 a.m. Rite I
9:30 a.m. Rite II
11:15 a.m. Rite II withmusic
Wednesday 9:30 a.m. Rite II Healing Service
All Services with Holy Communion
(Breakfast served 1st Sunday of each month 9:00 11:00)
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Saturday Vigils: 4 & 5:30 pm
7:30 pm Mass in Spanish
Sunday: 7:30, 9, 1I am & 5:30 pm
12:30 pm Mass in Polish
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:WEEKEND EDITION * JANUARY 29, 2011


RELIGION
FROM PAGE 10

Tuesday from 11 a.m.
to 12:15 p.m. beginning
Feb. 8, or Wednesdays
from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.
beginning Feb. 9. Attend
the first lesson free with
no obligation. Scholar-
ships are available. For
more information or to
register, visit www.myJLI.
com or call 493-2770.

AGLOW
Venice/Englewood
Aglow Lighthouse meets
from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Feb.
8 at the Venice Health
Park, Jacaranda Blvd.
and Center Road in the
Lions Community Room.
Speaker is minister and
author Susan Eaves,
who will share how to
overcome toxic thinking
and lead a fulfilling and
victorious life. Free to all
women. For more infor-
mation, call 697-4657.

Films
Diane Figuredo intro-
duces films followed by
a lively discussion on
movie themes from 7 to
9 p.m. the third Tues-
day of the month at the
Jewish Center of Venice,
600 North Auburn Road.
Call Beata at 484-2022 for
more information at the
Jewish Center of Venice.

Rummage sale
Venice United Church
of Christ, 620 Shamrock
Blvd., hosts a rummage
dale from 8:30 a.m. to 1
p.m. Saturday, Feb. 12,
with clothing, books,
glassware, appliances and
household items. Early
coffee and doughnuts
available as well as lunch


items. Proceeds to church
missions. 493-6741

Welcome
Wednesday
The Venice Community
Church of the Brethren,
263 South Tamiami Trail,
opens its doors from 10
a.m. to noon Wednesdays
for a get-acquainted time
with neighbors in down-
town Venice. Drop by for
a cup of coffee, tea or
cocoa and light refresh-
ments. Conversation,
crafts such as knitting,
crocheting, jigsaw puz-
zles, etc. Call 928-1515 or
e-mail venicebrethren@
gmail.com

Quilting event
The Piecemakers of


Grace United Method-
ist Church, 400 E. Field
Ave., meet from 9 a.m. to
2 p.m. everyWednesday.
488-1374

Women's retreat
The Epiphany Coun-
cil of Catholic Women
holds its Day of Reflec-
tion Tuesday, Feb. 8, at
Our Lady of Perpetual
Help Retreat Center,
3989 South Moon Drive,
Venice. A continental
breakfast is served at 9:15
a.m.; lunch also served.
Morning and afternoon
sessions and Mass will
follow. Retreat master is
Father J.J. McCarthy. For
reservations priced at
$25, call Shirley at 488-
7704 or Jo at 483-4880
before Feb. 1.


Moms
Morning Out
Venice Bible Church,
2395 West Shamrock
Drive, offers Moms Morn-
ing Out program for par-
ents or grandparents who
need a morning or two for
themselves, and at which
children from infants to
pre-K can be taken care
of, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Monday through Friday.
Available for $10 per child.
Call Kathy at 493-2788.

Music
* Song, prayer and
potluck 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Sunday with Bruno D.
Mollica and friends at
the Christian Art Center,
430 E. Venice Ave. Free.
237-8806


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MILLER
FROM PAGE 10

are "out-front" talents,
like academics, music,
public speaking and lead-
ership. This simply means
that we can very easily see
these talents.
Yet, "out-front" talents
are not the only talents;
they are not the only
gifts that God has given.
As Paul refers to the
"body" in our passage
for this week, we recog-
nize that he is talking
about more than human
physiology. Paul is using
this metaphor to refer
to the church, which is
also called "the body of
Christ."
Just as a body would
not be whole and com-
plete without all of its
parts functioning, the
same is true for the
church. A church is not
whole and complete
without all of its parts,
all of those who have
yielded their lives to the
lordship of Jesus, using
their talents.
Many people see a
body as arms and legs,
hands and feet, head and
eyes, but we all know that
a body is way more than
what we can see on the
outside. The same is true
for the church. We see
the church as pastors and
musicians, leaders and
teachers, yet we all know
that the church is so
much more than what we


STU Y triarchs, started Thursday,
JSTU Y Jan. 6,9:15 to 11:45 a.m.
For more information, call
FROM PAGE 10 485-1314.
* New Life Assembly of
able); Living Inside Out: God, 5800 South Tamiami
Where Kids Dare to Live Trail, presents an interac-
Their Faith 24/7, started tive Bible study with the
Jan. 12, 6 to 7:30 (children's Rev. Randy Burt at 7 p.m.
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can see on the outside.
God has created each
one of us. He knit us
together in our mother's
womb, and has given us
life in this place and at
this time for a reason.
God has also given us
the gift of our talents
so that we can live into
this reason for being. We
are to use our talents to
glorify God and to serve
others. Discovering our
talents and using them to
glorify God and to serve
others is what I refer to as
"the courage to be."
Using Paul's body met-
aphor, nobody would ex-
pect that certain parts of
our body would cease to
function simply because
they are not other parts
of our body. The same is
true for the church. Just
because someone is not
a pastor or a musician
or a leader or a teacher
doesn't mean that they
cease to be a member of
the body of Christ. Every
part of the body has a
function, every part of
the body has a purpose
and the same is true for
the church.
Every Christian has a
function; every Christian
has a purpose as part of
the body of Christ. It is
our responsibility to find
out where we are talent-
ed and then to use those
talents to glorify God and
serve others.

The Rev. David Miller is
pastor of First Christian
Church of Venice.


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From left, Jon Cantor, second vice president; Suzanne Barksdale, speaker; Linda Braswell,
chaplain; and Steve Shoub, president, chapter 717 of the National Active and Retired Federal
Employees Association, met in January. Jean Marie Burton, standing, presents the speaker to the
attendees.


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Venice firefighters hosted a special Christmas for three local families with special needs children.
Working together with Easter Seals of Southwest Florida and the Venice Firefighters Benevolent
Fund, the families were treated to a traditional firehouse dinner. After the meal, the children
opened gifts presented by the organizations. The highlight of the evening was Fire Chief John
Reed's presentation of an active duty T-shirt to the children along with the designation of
Honorary Venice Firefighter for the Day.


PHOTO BY BOB BYLER
Professor, vocalist and band
leader Dick Smolens used
tapes and films with his
lecture on American popular
songs at Venice Public Library
Jan. 21. Four more lectures
are set for February, and
he will sing with pianist
Tommy Goodman at 6 p.m.
Feb. 8 celebrating Echoes of
Broadway & Harlem.


PHOTO COURTESY OF WILLIAM PATTON


A heron camped out on William Patton's pool cage for several
hours last fall, resting and surveying its territory.


SUN PHOTO BY AUDREY BLACKWELL
The Fabulous Hubcaps, Coe Anderson,
front row, Tommy Dildy, middle row;
Lynn Roxy; Denny Cook; Don Mark, back
left; Jan Zukowski and Barry Holober
met audience members after their
concert Jan. 15 at the Venice Community
Center. Their rock'n'roll concert was a
benefit for Loveland Center.






PHOTO COURTESY OF
PHILIP KORWEK
Dorothy Korwek holds a sign
in front of the Lord-Higel
House, the oldest house in
Venice, which was built in
1896 and needs your help
to be restored. Visit www.
LordHigelHouse.com for
membership and donation
information.


Judie Bauer, left, and her husband, Jack, co-chairs for Friends
of the Lord-Higel House, show their PowerPoint program about
the house to Sue Davis, center, chair of the Pelican Pointe
Ladies Club, and to club members Jan. 12. The program is shown
at no cost with donations welcomed. To schedule a presenta-
tion, call the Bauers at 488-1937.


Duane Cornell, left, treasurer; Robert Sprague, vice president;
Peachie DeYoung, president; and Mary O'Nesky, secretary, were
installed as new officers at the January meeting of the Repub-
lican Club of South Sarasota County. The club meets the second
Wednesday of the month at Venice Gardens Community Center,
406 Shamrock Blvd. For details, visit www.RCSSCGOP.com.


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Beth Adams, left, and Shirley DeVilian prepare to cruise aboard the Ryndam Holland America to
Mexico during the Christmas holiday.


Carol Pritchard, left, director of Interfaith Community Dinners, spoke at the January meeting of
the College Club of the Venice Area at Jacaranda West Country Club. Anne Hoffman, club program
chair, introduced the speaker.






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Port Charlotte $229,900
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291 Lecturn St
Port Charlotte $196,000
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Brand new, NEVER LIVED IN.
3/2/3 custom built 2000 sf
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owner fin. FSBO 845-706-7924.


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pool/heater, boat lift, granite,
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PORT CHARLOTTE
SAT & SUN. 10 - 2
646 Spring Lake NW Blvd.
Gulf access, views! 2/2/2,
large kitchen, extra room off
master for office/den/3rd bd.
$141,884.
Century 21 Sunbelt, Debbye
Fitzpatrick, (941)-268-6030

PORT CHARLOTTE Sat. 9-1
23256 Fullerton Ave. Large
lakefront beauty with huge
gourmet kitchen & in-law suite.
Over 2300 SF. Designer land-
scaped. MLS C7017463
Lisa Hayes
CENTURY 21 SUNBELT
(941)-815-0953

Punta Gorda Isles
Open Sun. 1-3 pm
1075 Bal Harbor Blvd.
Waterfront 3/2.5/3 pool home
Upscale never lived in builders
model. Just reduced $499,900
Helgemo Team
Five Star Realty
(941)-637-6116
800-327-6040 Ext. 692
www.helgemoteam.com

PUNTA GORDA
PRICE REDUCED
SAT. 11a -2p
1750 Jamaica Way
Bldg 1, Unit 111
3BR/2BA with spectacular
views of Charlotte Harbor,
completely renovated,
kitchen updated, open
floor plan, furnished like a
model. Hurricane shutters
on lanai. Amenities include
heated pool with cover,
clubhouse, tennis courts,
under building parking.
Hosted by
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941- 661-1438
CENTURY 21 Aztec & Assoc.
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SUNSTAR REALTY, INC.
MORRIS REALTY, INC.

PARK PLACE ESTS.
SAT., SUN., & MON.,
1/29 - 1/30 1PM - 4PM
24067 Park Place Dr
From $139,900
Brand new 2 BR + den, 2 bath,
2 car garage Villas.
Over 55+ maintenance
free gated community.
Tony Gillen 941-457-7977
PORT CHARLOTTE
SAT., 1/29, 12PM - 3PM
440 Adams CT NW $98,500
2/2 waterfront home, davits,
seawall, oversized lot.
Convenient location.
Rick Lundgren
941-276-0029
ROTONDA WEST
Sat. & Sun., 1/29 - 1/30,
1PM - 4PM
14 Caddy Rd $149,900
4/2/2 pool home with nearly
3000 sq ft, spacious
and expansive!
Maddy Waterhouse
941-276-6015
PLACIDA
Sat. & Sun., 1/29 - 1/30,
11AM - 3PM
2 Mate Drive $149,900
New 3/2/2 with warranty. 1600
sq. ft. under air. Chef kitchen,
pantry & interior laundry room.
John Albertsen
941-661-5484
PUNTA GORDA ISLES
SAT., 1/292, 1PM - 3PM
1428 Pine Island Ct
$359,000
3 bedroom on quiet cul-de-sac.
Sailboat access, pool/spa,
dock, metal roof, newer
appliances & fireplace.
Candace McShaffry
941-268-3170

PARK PLACE ESTS.
SAT. 1/29 1pm - 4pm
24037 Park Place Dr
$152,200
2/2/2 in 55+, maintenance free
gated community. Community
pool, clubhouse and more!
Anne Kyer 941-661-5272
ENGLEWOOD
SUN., 1/30, 1PM - 4PM
324 Falling Waters Ln
$139,000
2/2/2 in Park Forest. Gated
community with clubhouse,
tennis, shuffleboard and more!
Sandra Newell
941-735-6405

ENGLEWOOD
SUN., 1/30, 1PM - 4PM
1081 Grant St, $224,900
2/2/1 waterfront pool home.
Near beach, boat lift, den,
1 year warranty.
Sandra Newell
941-735-6405

ENGLEWOOD
Sun, 1/30, 12PM - 3PM
11 Fairway Dr. $354,900
Boca Royale CC. 3 bedroom
with stainless appls, deed
restricted gated community.
Jerry Curless 941-412-5213
PARK PLACE ESTS
SUN., 1/30, 1PM - 4PM
Brand new 2/2/2 + den. Gated,
55+ community. Many
upgrades, security system.
Anne Kyer 941-661-5272
ENGLEWOOD
Sun, 1/30, 12PM-4PM
7089 Benson St $149,900
3/2/2 w/office, vaulted ceilings
& tiled throughout
Michelle Futch
941-740-0448


une colony rolnt ur lu. Spec-
tacular Views of Charlotte Harbor.
3rd flr cr. $300k 941-286-9647
ROTONDA SUN. 1-4 67 Fair-
way 3 bedroom, 2 bath, pool,
canal. TMI Real Estate Compa-
ny 941-460-0410
ROTONDA SUN. 12 - 4 182 May
Court. 4/2.5/3, 275 ft on lake,
Call Wayne 941-662-0264
Becky Borci Realty.
Sat. 11am - 3pm
Maple Leaf Golf & Country Club,
55+, gated. Appointment only.
Professional Realty
(941)-629-6301
SUN. 11-2
Burnt Store Marina
Prosperity Point
3304 Sunset Key Circle
Topaz Cove End Unit C
Spectacular 2277 Sq.Ft. of
affordable luxury living.
MLS #C70026484
Carol Gershowitz
Prudential Florida Realty
(941)-875-3775
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HOMES FOR SALE
1020


1.. GDG9a
3BR/2.5BA/4CG PLUS...
50 x 100' steel barn with
cement floor. 32 acres
w/12 acre lake, city water,
3 mi from PG on Route 74
Call 315-440-2211


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2005, 3/2/CP, workshop,
By Owner $160,000.
(863)-494-0925





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CY! Upscale 1200sf Apt, Pool/spa,
Barn, $294,500 #f1000608 Turner
Realty/ 863-990-2700 or email
laura.nelson@turnerrealty.com


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55+ Golf Community
3BR + Den/2Ba/4 car CP
Lake front. Beautiful
32'x68' Home. 16x20 Lanai
w heat & AC. Many upgrades.
Must see! Only 5 years old.
$139.000. w/6 mths free rent.
941-505-2659







BRAND NEW4/3/2149,900
Waterfront Community
BOB DAVIES 941-468-4485
Allison James Estates & Homes
www.DaviesHomeTeam.com


finan. 3/2/2, 1600 SF. Enc. AC
lanai. Great rm. 10% disc. cash
buyer. $109K. 941-380-2305
DEEP CREEK COMPLETE PRIVACY!
mini estate surrounded by high
shrubbery, PGI, 3/2 Ig screened
tiled lania & pool, beautifully land-
scape, sprinkler system on cul-de-
sac. 2067 Onondaga Lane. Priced
for quick sale. Owner leaving coun-
try. $129K Low taxes. 941-766-
8075


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Every Fri, Sat, Sun 10-3 26541
Valparaiso Dr. 3/2/2/ Ex Ig lanai
pool/spa, $265k. 989-737-9370


ENGLEWOUU ! !':.' I.i, .i,:,re
Dr. 4/2/1 pool, detached 24'x36'
2 story garage on 1.3 acre lot
$375,000 941-474-4011


ENGLEWOOD AREA
7480 Memorial Dr 3/2/2 Pool
HM on canal. Updated! $164,900
7474 Brookhaven Ter 2/2/1
Nice! w/ Hurricane Shutters $89k
689 Rotonda Circle Huge water-
front pool Newer roof+ AC $185k
Terry Long - Always Long on
Service @ Keller Williams
941-830-2347


ENGLEWOOD AREA
9118 Willmington Blvd. 2007,
Huge 3/2/2+Den. $179K
6366 Coniston St. updated 3/2/2
w/pool, water/sewer. $139K
7169 Dateland St. Huge 3/2/2
Newer Roof & AC $130K
Terry Long - Always Long on Ser-
vice!@Keller Williams 941-8302347
NORTH PORT 3/2/1 + den, on
Coco Plum waterway for fishing,
boating. New kitchen & int/ext
paint. $59K 616-719-8506


ENGLEWOOD AREA Waterfront
9811 Eagle Preserve WATER-
FRONT Lot on ICW Gated $399k
9518 Spring Circle - Waterfront
w/dock. 3/2/2 2000+SF. $229K.
10614 Alpaca Circle- 172ft Sai-
boat waterfront Dock & Lift $230k
Terry Long Always Long On Service
@Keller Williams 941-830-2347
ENGLEWOOD Beautiful Canal
front Pool hm, new kitchen,
flooring, roof,
vanity & bathrms. Great
views. $129,900
Call Ron McGuire
Tarpon Coast Realty
941-223-4781


EINUlI-LEWUV/L/ )NJFlIAClrULAIR
CUSTOM HTD POOL HM.
4BR/3BA/2Cg 3258 SQ.FT.
ON 4 LOTS IN SARASOTA CO.
Only $389,900 941-474-4279


ENGLEWOOD WINDWARD @
CAPE HAZE Best value in
Prestigious deed restricted
Golf Course community Like
new 3/2/2.5 with pool.
2200sf home. $261,900
Ron @ Tarpon Coast Realty
(941)-223-4781

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HUD REGISTERED BROKER
941-475-7011
ENGLEWOOD
3/2 Mango St $75,000
VENICE
2/2 Glen Oak $67,500
2/1 Lehigh Rd $55,000
2/2 Bluebell Rd $65,000
2/2 Odessa Rd $83,000
NORTH PORT
3/2 S Cranberry $71,000
3/2 Eldron $67,000
4/2 Chiron Ave $80,000
3/2 Allsup $52,500
PORT CHARLOTTE
2/1 Laramore $38,000
2/1.5 Gladis $38,000
2/1 Normandy $37,000
3/2 Strett $61,200
PUNTA GORDA
2/2 Lindsay $45,900
2/2 Broder $30,000
3/2 Greenbriar $65,000
3/2 Aysen $79,000

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Breathtaking Deep Creek Pool
hm. 3/2/2 block beauty, huge
lot. Impress your friends with all
new Stainless appliances, granite,
travertine, carpet and more.
26395 Asuncion
$164,900 Call TODAY,
Tomorrow it might be gone!
941-567-8882






LAKE SUZY ESTATES, Lake
front 11628 SW Courtly Manor
Dr. 2-w/den or 3/2/2-2510 u/air.
Custom Split Design, High Vault-
ed Ceilings, Gourmet Kitchen Lg
Master & Family Room, Outdoor
Kitchen Furnished, Deed
Restricted $279,000.
941-627-6896
NORTH PORT Stick Built
2/1.5/1.5 w/lanai, 80X125 lot in
Jockey Club. $200 per YEAR for
pool, tennis & Clubhouse. Turnkey
ready. $47,900. 616-3284055


LHARI ULY Lovely 4 oea IUKI il nUKI bTzo5 reemont St.
w/ pool. Near Kingsway CC. Beautiful 6 rm home, vaulted ceil-
$299,500 941-380-1961 ings, garage, fruit trees, 1200SF.
Debbie@DebbieSaunders.com Only $49,900
Allison James Estates & I


Absolutely gorgeous 4/4/2
Stunning Brand new kitchen,
wood cabinets & granite. 20"
porcelain thru-out. Incredible
new extended lanai and sun-
deck $239,900 Kevin Stanley
@ Tarpon Coast Realty
(941)-716-0564




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NORTH PORT
A Owner Financing
S699/mo
Ready to move in! 3/2
FL room, Gar, Berber
carpet, tile & more. $99k
941-716-0040


floors, nign/tray ceilings roam-in
shower, Corian, hurricane win-
dows Only $144K 941-628-8579
SUN DECLASSIFIED


OWNER FINANCING
NO CREDIT CHECK!
Located in Frostproof in
Lakeview Park Subdivision
32 ATUCKS CIRCLE
3-1 concrete block
$44,000 -$2,000/down
15 yrs at $457/monthly
call Dennis 863-688-7011
e-mail d6887011@aol.com

PORT CHARLOTTE:
UNFINISHED HOME!! Concrete
Shell Only, Sec. 15. 23156 Lark
Ave. $49,900. obo
941-628-2883
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1400SF. CHA, Fireplace.Storage.
Huge yard. Great curb appeal.
$109K/obo. 941-639-8497

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2BR/2BA/2CG, Pool,
4239 Durant St 941-235-3336


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pool home on dbl lot. $210,000. garage/workshop on 3 lots with
Deborah & Dick Miller Team. 3/2/2 pool home - quiet/private
RE/MAX Alliance. 941-876-7777 $189,900. 941-286-4599 or
941-345-7743
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2/2/2 plus 1/1 Mother
in-law Apt. $289,000
941-544-3431


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course/lake, 3/2.5/3 Pool, hurri-
cane protection, gated communi-
ty. $299,900. Casa Del Sol
Realty 941-391-1255






NORTH PORT -Beautiful 2006
3BR/2ba/2cg Cath ceilings,
Open floor plan, Extremely
clean and in great neighbor-
hood. Close to 175. $125,000
941-240-8346 or 229-300-6861


iVn O iln runi , : ', + L 'el.
Custom built 2006, high ceilings.
1900 SF. Shed, Large Lanai.
$139,900 Owner 941-564-8770


NORTH PORT 3/2/2 1834SF,
Lanai, all appls & W/D, fenced,
Sprinkler sys, Low maint & taxes.
$154,750. 941-429-9305 Eves


NORTH PORT .. , _
master suites, 2307 SF, htd.
pool in gated Charleston Park.
$279,900. Karen 941-429-1659
NORTH PORT Owner Finance
Can't Get a Mortgage?
3/2/1 City Water, Clubhouse
Privledges. $69,900 - $4,900
down. Plus closing costs. Mort-
gage, insurance, taxes, $675
mo. 941-716-4451
PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2/2 FSBO,
$8,900 down, owner financing.
941-706-7035


IIUI$ 1 r n i. rti: a /- l aid IO L
suits,4/3, pond, barn, acerage,
$399,900. Paula Brill, Casa del
Sol Realty 941-240-2500
OPEN SUN. NOON - 4
21026 lonia Ave.
SNOWBIRD SPECIAL
Very spacious, quality home.
Trish Williams
RealEstateByTrish.com
CENTURY 21 Aztec &
Assoc. 941-662-0723
OSPREY 3/2 lovely home in
South Bay, many updates, large
rooms, separate DR, 18" tile, com-
munity marina - nicest in area 1290
Flying Bridge $334,500 By owner
941-966-8933


v'arrt_ / o/ iuvily InuiIm III
South Bay, many updates, large
rooms, separate DR, 18" tile,
community marina- nicest in area
1290 Flying Bridge $334,500
By owner 941-966-8933


PORT CHARLOTTE 21351
Walling Ct, 3/2/2 Completely
remodeled, Everything new, A
must see! $149K 941-456-3658

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lanai w/scnd pool, 2 80x165 lots
carpet/tile screened entry w/2
car gar.$200,000 941-624-0463






PORT CHARLOTTE
3280 Steadman St. FS/BO 1999.
Fenced, Irg. lanai, modern const.
$99,000. Call 941-391-5104.
PUNTA GORDA, Motivated Seller!
Updated, 3BD/2BA Single Family
Home, large corner lot, $70k
Pamela Hagan PRUDENTIAL
PALMS REALTY 941-586-3612


GARDEN TUB. MODEL HOME
BEST BUY. CHARITY CAIN
941-716-0685
ENGLEWOOD/PORT CHAR.,
IMMEDIATE BUILDER SALE $10K
DISCOUNT TO $109,900.
New Construction 3/2/2, 2100 SF
12465 Marathon, Upgrades Avail.
NEW Golf Course lots, NO FEES.
Last wkend for DISC.941416-5621


635 POND WILLOW LANE
Gorgeous 3/2/2/ Pool
Home on a Golf Course
Looks like a model! Right
on Sawgrass Bridge, left
on Pond Willow.
$369,900
Elke von Oertzen
Exit Realty Gulf Coast
941-441-7073


512 MARSH CREEK DR.
Lakefront and Golf Course!
3/2/3 Pool home. Left on
Sawgrass Bridge, right on
Marsh Creek
$379,000
Elke von Oertzen
Exit Realty Gulf Coast
941-441-7073


3/2/2 Pool Home on golf
course. Right on Sawgrass
Bridge to Misty Pine
$319,900
KIM GAUVREAU
ERA Preferred Properties o
Venice, Inc.
941-321-7229


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771 SAWGRASS BRIDGE RD
OPEN 12-2. Three bedroom,
two bath, maintenance free,
pool home with upgrades
galore.
$349,000
Melissa Caldwell,
Signature Sotheby's
International Realty
941-266-8829


455 OTTER CREEK
This well maintained 3/2/3
expanded J&J Aruba won't
disappoint.
$439,900

Susan Dahn
Signature Sotheby Int. Realty
941-408-3021


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1700 SF under air, extra lot inl- Nearly New 3 bedroom, 3 bath
cuded, Northview St. $169,900 pool home. Possible furnished
941-629-44and rent with option
Sf REDUCED TO $189,000
941-258-2185


PORT CHARLOTTE :.I. : r:.,,
St. GC. 3/3/2 Waterfront, pool,
boat lift, fireplace. $379,900.
941-627-3321 contact Shellee
Guinta @ Century21


runm~ v ,rmnmium mi L - t/L/L,
2150sf living + lanai. Lg. corner
lot. Water, Sewer Compete Shell.
$74,900. Price neg. for interior
completion. 941-627-3373

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rUKI UInHKLUI It IUII renova-
tion, all new granite/maple/SS
/flrs/air/+++, 3/2/1, $110K.
Century 21 Aztec. 941-380-2894


4BK JBA z.S UAK w/neatea
POOL on oversized
cul-de-sac lot in gated
community "PEBBLE CREEK".
Included in this exquisitely
designed home is a gourmet
kitchen w/granite counter tops,
aquarium window, fireplace &
the list goes on! Incredible deal
at $350K. Offered by
PROFESSIONAL REALTY
941-625-1339


PORT CHARLOTTE Rent to Own
3/1 Shows like a Model Home
Many New Features: $68,000
Poss. Finance. 941-629-6329


3/z/z Pool Home 19ZsqnT
$99,000 C-21 Sunbelt Realty
Sharan Oehlman 941-456-3153


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PORT CHARLOTTE
Serene Saltwaterfront 3/2/2
home w/Dock, Seawall,
Boatlift, Gulf Access Many
upgrades $289900.00 941-
456-0738 RickCochan.com
Remax Alliance 941-456-0738


PORT CHARLOTTE Furnished
3/2/1 Pool Home, $89,500. Cor- PORT CHARLOTTE, 1337 Long-
ner of Edgemere & Springview son 3/2 by ball park. 1653sf
Close to New School & Boat $139,900 Mike/Murdock Realty
Ramp. Warranty, City Sewer & 941-204-7032 MLS#C7005376
Water. Cathy Koch, Coldwell
Banker Sunstar 941-380-6750 .is


2010 built, oversized corner lot,
great room plus DR & nook, appli-
ances included, carpet & tile,
many upgrades. Quiet, conven-
ient location. $129,850. Call Paul
at 941-628-8802.
CLASSIFIED
SELLS
CALL TODAY!
941-207-1200
Venice/Englewood
North Port areas
OR
941-206-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas


ruiN iAn iKAn J/ /L/ I.
w/office. 3248 Davis Dr., Harbor
Heights. A must see! $76,900
KL30.com or call 941-677-8550






PUNTA GORDA F.. itr
lake and woods, dead end
street, solar pool, fireplace,
large, lanai, new A/C.
$198,000 941-391-5198


rfu IH iUKUA completely ren-
ovated 3/1, updated kit. & bath.
Hurricane shutters. $54,900.
Owner/Agent 941-268-6820


Quality built home on St. Andrews
GC. Stunning view and privacy.
Call Now 941-575-0200 $289k






PUNTA GORDA Ranchettes. Built
in '05. 3/2/2 w/pool, on 1 1/2
acres. 1953 sf w/lg. lanai. asking
$230,000 obo. 239-284-9119.


2/2/2 pool home with dockage
for 65' plus sailboat, depth
maintained by city, dead end
street in restricted neighbor-
hood. $229,900. Lisa
Laflamme, Micheal Saunders
and Assoc., 941-916-0538,
Lisala@earthlink.net

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WON'T LAST @ $189,500
3 ACRES 3/2/2 2004 Home
941-916-1662 R&R Consulting
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PUNTA GORDA, Earn 8%+ VENICE -5% off for cash buyer
return. 2 Leased Homes on 17 Lovely courtyard style home
1.39 Ac. $169,900. John Bockin, on Venice Island. 3BR/3BA
RE/MAX Harbor. 941-833-4216 w/ private casita for guests.
Close to beach & downtown
o FSBO $409,900 (941)488-4045.

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PUNTA GORDA- '.".'!. '. ,. ,e
home on Praire Creek w/ pool.
Amazing storage! $299,838.
Karen Tammen, Realtor, RE/MAX
Harbor Realty. 941-380-0639


rulmAn ugnU . J/Z/r, New
Corian kitchen, many upgrades,
fruit trees, dock on sailboat
canal. Move in cond. $233,000.
(941)-505-2225


KUa ll . LUAUKT IN VLI'IIL
ACRES 3.7 Acres, horses ok. Spa-
cious family home with treehouse
views. 4BR/3.5BA 6 car garage,
$435,000 obo. 941-484-1198
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Turnkey Homes for sale
All furnished, move in ready
PC- 2/2 centrally located
condo $59,900
NP- 2/2 gated,riverfront
community $63,900
PG- 2/2 all updated,
s/s appliances $69,900
A Clear Choice Realty,
941-979-9396


VENICE 1313 E. GATE DR. Custom
renovated 2/2/1 on Hatchett Creek.
Immac., upscale, turnkey furn. Must
See! $154,900 941-882-2060


VENICE EAST 2/2/1+, FL room,
pool, Ig. inside laund, quiet, well
kept location, priced to sell under
market $80,000. 941-625-1673


2Iuu aq.rt. 54o,uuu.
Covered Parking & Dock
Lou Sauppe 941-650-9481
Venice Real Estate Company
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Custom Built 2008 Pool home.
3/2.5/3 3100 sq. ft. 2 blocks
to beach. $827,000
941-375-8462

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HOMES FOR SALE WATERFRONT WATERFRONT WATERFRONT GOLF COURSE
1020 HOMES1030 HOMES 1030 HOMES 1030 COMMUNITY
1035


I VENICE PELJCAN POIKMT G & CC I


Elegant 3/2/3
Huge Paver Brick Deck
with Dramatic pool & Spa!
Backs up to Nature Preserve.
Only $495,000
941-493-7447 Owner/Broker







WATERFRONT
HOMES 1030


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575 Madrid Blvd 3/2/2
$429,900 Grace DeWeese 941-
286-0640. Open 1st Sun ea Mo

SClassified = Sales






BSI Waterfront/Pool/Spa/Golf
558 Madrid Blvd 3/2/2
$435,000. Grace DeWeese 941-
286-0640 Sun RIty-Open Sun 1-3


tNGLu WOOU 2 bridges to gulT,
2/1, 100' seawall, updated, sell-
er financing, 841 E. 7th St.
FSBO, $129,900 941-716-4051


ENGLEWOOD '.. . .:, i 'lIf
access, 2/2 split plan, Ig family
room & much more. Flyer @ 2135
Georgia Ave. Immediate possession.
$229,900 941-475-6163


PORT CHARLOTTE 2BR/2BA/
1CG, 5 mins to harbor, new
updates. New $20K seawall &
dock. $119,000. 941-628-4746
PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2 Fresh
Water Canal, new: roof, AC,
floors, cabinets, lanai, $79k
941-629-6329 poss finance


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PORT CHARLOTTE Riverwood
new Myakka riverfront top floor
condo. 2000+SqFt. 3BR/2BA,
cath. ceilings, granite counters,
SS appl. Garden tub + 2 stall
showers. 18" tile. Beautiful water
views. $249,500. 941-258-5289


Updated Kit, firs & lanai. Wrkshp
tennant occupied. Move in cond.
$79K/obo. Appt. 941-764-0654
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Terr. SE. Sailboat direct access
3/2/2 ile, lanai, dock, lift, 100'
seawailt $350K (239)-464-3185






PORT C ARLOTTE- 3,'3+2.5
bath/3 + office 18961
McGrath Cir. Sailboat 4 min to
harbor lift wood/tile stainless
steel/Corian cherry cab. Kit.
5557 sq ft $575K< Judi Hill
C-21 941-625-4339 or 941-
457-3687 hillfl@comcast.net





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PUNTA GORDA ISLES 3525
Roseau Dr Fast Sailboat access!
Views! Karen Tarnmen RE/MAX
Harbor. $399,000. 941-380-
0639 karent@remax.net


236 Tampa Ave. W., Venice, FL
941-484-7644
www.rentalco mpanyofvenice.com
Elaine R. Brinkley, Licensed Real Estate Broker


HOMES
2,-2,1 Nokomisi Homef Pei Fjiendl� ........................................... 8955

2/2 Venice East Home................................................. $1,200

Tenants Pay First, Last And Security Deposit Equal To One Month Rent
SEASONAL RENTALS ALSO AVAILABLE


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2 3 R+ D2 EA IHC�M j JN (GATl EE
golf &x tennis community. On a cul-cle-
sac this "Shannon" moctel with large
master suite ancl huge walk-in closet.
FL room, volume ceilings, upclatecl
kitchen with stainless appliances &t
granite counters. $249,900
Gae Stewart, GRI, CRS, IRES
941-488-6262
eetwr-venicefl.com


CURAINRISNG


GRASSY OAKS,
lovely 2BR/2BA/2CGr villa on large,
well landscaped corner lot. Great eat-
in kitchen with breakfast bar, inside
laundry, neutral colors &t screened
lanai. $159,900
Gae Stewart, GRI, CRS, IRES
941-488-6262
gae stewart-venicefl .com


CATHEDRAL CEILINGS
&r sky lights, almost 3,000 sq. ft. under
air &r 3CG. Master BR &r bath on sec-
ond floor. Huge island kitchen, wood
cabinets with stone counters. Dining
room is joined by living room with fire-
place. $224,900
Gae Stewart, GRI, CRS, IRES
941-488-6262
gaestewart-venicef Lcorn


Maintenance-free home in gated golf-
ing community. 3BR/2BA/2CG
home with plantation shutters thru
out &i crown molding. Clubhouse,
community heated pool, tennis exer-
cise facilities. $329,900
Kim Stephens, GRI, SRES
941-321-6858 View Virtual Tour
www. HomesOfVenice. comn


22 STORY HOME WITH
3BR/2.5B`A/2CG &i loft area.
Tj vide,� include plantation shutters, 2
zc~i- A/ C humistat system, diagonal tile
except bedrooms, wood cabinetry &i
Corian counters, Self cleaning salt water
pool with stone waterfall. $260,000
Kim Stephens, GRI, SRES
941-321-6858 View Photo Tour
I www. HomesOfVenice.com


3~BR/2BA/2CG maintenance-free
villa.Numerous upgrades. Low
monthly maintenance fee includes
basic cable, all lawn maintenance &t
recreational facilities-heated pool &t
clubhouse with library. $199,900
Kim Stephens, GRI, SRES
941-321-6858 View Photo Tour
www. HomesOfVenice.com


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GOLF COURSE
COMMUNITY
1035


VENICE GARDENS 488 E Shade Dr
Move right in! Lovely 212 split
entry home on canal. New carpet
and AC. solar heated, caged
pool, spacious family rm, Fl rm.
w/sliders, 2cg, & much more.
$168,500 941-928-5598


2845 Sancho Panza Ct. Very
Quick Sailboat Access Inter-
secting Canals; new dock &
16,0001b lift; heated pool;
metal roof; total
electric shutters; pavers;
stainless/granite kitchen;
tile/carpet; $549,000.
Karen Tarnmen, Realtor,
RE/MAX Harbor Realty.
941-380-0639

PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200


LAKE SUZY, PRESTIGIOUSS
KINGSWAY GOLF VILLA
On 15th hole, Beautifull Furn. End
Unit, Move in Ready, Immac. 3/2/2
Open Plan w/ over 2400 sq. ft.
Family Room overlooks Goff Course!
Community Pool, Breathtaking
Views! Price Reduced $159,900.
Melody Wheat
United County Wheat Realty
941-628-6825
CL-ASSIFIEIED
SELLS
CA-1-1 1X)nAY!
941-207-1200
N-rth Port --ea
941-206-1200
Pt. Ch-llotte A--s

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PORT CHARLOTTE Kinng's Gater
21212+ Den. Award Winning
Chef's Kitchen! Granite, 9' Ceil-
ings. $200,000. Marianne Lilly
RE/MAX Harbor 941-764-7585


VENICEi Split. Newer
Roof. Public Utilities. Quick Clos-
ing. 617 Briarwood Rd.
$125,000. 941-496-9363


SUN CLASSIFIED

WANTED TO RENT OR BUY
CONDO IN PGI AREA.
Must be on a canal. 212 $700-
$900. 2 Senior Citizens for 6
months or 1 year.
OR LOOKING TO BUY FROM
PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL 2-3 BIR
on canal in PGI area.
Lets Talk-Joe. Cell 607-222-1452






WATERFRONT 3.2 '1
SEAWALL, Dock, Llpdate~d
Kitchen. Charity Cain
941-716-0685


COMMUNITY
1035


PORT CHARLOTTE Maple Leaf
Est. new '05 on fairway. 212.
Miami Dade roof. Beautiful.


built pool home, hurricane proof,
overlooks Long Meadow 9th
green. $329,000 941-286-1479


FOR SALE
1040


PUNTA GORDA ISLES
Sailboat, 3/2/2+, 6 year old, top
of the line extra's. $699,000.
1 OK Lift. 30' pool. 941-639-6044.

PUNTA GORDA ISLES
SECLUDED BEAUTY!
2160 Via Venice Ct.
3/2.5/2 w/pool, 138' on sea-
wall w/2 docks, 10,000 lb lift,
power boat water, Cath ceil-
ings, pocket sliders, French
doors, cultured marble Roman
tub & shower in Master bath,
Beautiful Turnkey. $429,000.
941-575-8803.


Walking Distance To Beach. Totally gorgeous home,
built in 2004, with over 2,600 s.f. featuring 3 Bedrooms,
2.6 Baths, plus an Office or Don. Roman shower and big
soaking tub. Lovely caged pool & fountain & 2 separate
lanais for entertaining. 2 car garage with paver-brick
driveway. Owner will assist with closing


PUNTA GORDA ISLES, 417
Matares 3/2/2 w/ pool, newer
roof, Cage, garage door. 5 min
from Harbor. Clean, $249,000
RE/MAX Anchor of Marina Park
Cady Rowe 941-457-0497
PUNTA GORDA WATERFRONT
Great View, Boat Dock, newer
2/2/CP, & 12x12 lanai. Res
Owned, htd pool, Lg club house.
no pets. 55+, $84,000. Selling
due to health, 941-833-8370

VENICE AREA FULLY
REMODELED WATERFRONT
HOME, pool w spa, pavered
deck & driveway. Dock,
$239,900 Call Ron McGuire
Tarpon Coast Realty
941-223-4781


GULF COE co 11,,Lll 11,[ I i
3/2/2.5, 2 docks, lift, pool. split
plan. $349.000. Furnishings &
boat also avail. (941)-698-7968


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Executive 3/2/2 pool home, on
canal to gulf. Beautifully turnkey
furnished, $295K
Judy Barkhurst, Sun Realty
941-286-3473


rA1KW 11 L)� V ILAUL a lttle"gem
with 87 condos &t only a few have their
own boat dock with a lift &t access to
the Intracoastal Waterway! This is a
2BR/2BA home with a FL room &x out-
door patio. Well maintained- totally repi-
ped, new refrigerator, large closets &t
turnkey furnished! $1L59,000
Marty Haines
941-993-6161


this new condo listing in Beach Manor
Villas South on Venice Island! 2BR
home. It has been well maintained
including ceramic tile floors in the
main living area, carpet in the bed-
rooms, new walk-in shower in bath-
room. $119,900
Marty Haines
941-993-6161


Canal, Pool, irrigation sys, N;ew roof,
Hurr windows. Mins to shops & Salt
water $133,000. 239-834-2579


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COMPLETELY UPDATED PRIDE TO SELL 1564 JASPER COURT 524 LYONSI
in this beautifully maintained, Your life in this gated golf Snake Island & lo,
2/2 and turnkey furnished, move-in condition great community is what minutes to the ji
just minutes to the ro tle 2/2/2 villa with _you've been waiting for! access in this oi
beach and Sharky's. den on te golf course in En a wach n the ofers time 4BR/3.5 ba
gated community New roof- andie itin e ehr ih ft nerarT
590 A/C & refri . Furniture ne h 0 ' ' en s fa HYy Upstairs can be u!
available. Immediate Inth is 3/2/2 home. quarters, with smr
possession. $192,000 $255,900 large deck ' $1
ANNE DOWNEY CLIFF STILES CLIFF STILES KEN SL
DIRECT: 882-0842 DIRECT: 468-3606 DIRECT: 468-3606 DIRECT: 54.


:,a iews only

ath 4 279 sq.
udor home.
used as in-law
mall kitchen &
0 250,000
UEA
44-3197


oversized lanai overlooks
the tranquil backyard with
gardens and fruit trees in
this 3/2 home just 2 blocks
from the beach.
$184,900
CHRIS LAVOIE
DIRECT: 234-8980


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Direct BayDeep Water
Over 1800 sq/ft.3 br/3ba.
150' seawall. Dock/davits.
Caged pool/lanai. Mother
inlaw apt. MORE $469,000.
Call 941-473-8916


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503 ALBEE FARM RD.
1 BR/1 BA condo located on
the 1 st floor. Lanai, new
carpet & countertops!
Covered parking, heated
pool & hookup for stacked
washer/dryer. $53,000
CINDY FUCSIK
DIRECT: 416-5103


351 W. Venice Ave.,

Venice, FL 34285


941-485-9147






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1040


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PUNTA GORDA ISLES Mariners
Cove Villa 2/2/ Den /2 Car, Sail
water, dock. $299,000 L Briggs,
Coldwell Banker Morris 941-916-1720






PUNTA GORDA- E. I , i ,l,,i,
2.050SF 3/2/2 & study, pool, spa,
boat lift. Direct access to Gulf.
$279K. 3530 Mondovi Ct.
#111/112. For rent or trade. Call
Roy 941-626-5812






ROTONDA WEST villa/condo
2/2/1 built in 2005 $129,900
574-231-4976


$139,900 end unit, 4th green
Aggressive Realty, Realtors Selling
With Integrity 941-629-2100


DonrIIl I "JI'I i ilula U&u, JJ-!+,
Gorgeous 2/2/1, furnished, lake-
front, 1st floor. $190K. Call 941-
661-8469 LEASE OPT/SALE


UCCr 1ncEcn rurlliiieu d /1
with lovely lake view. Excellent
complex. $65,000. Call Charlotte
Harbor Properties 941-628-5412
DEEP CREEK, FSBO, Deep
Creek Gardens, 2/2, lovely lake
view, 1st fir. $64,900. 941-743-
8403 or 864-710-3751.
ENGLEWOOD 2/2/1 Gulf Winds
on Oyster Creek w/dock, access
to Intercoastal, Clubhouse, Rol-
Safe shutters, All tile. Reduced to:
$125,000. FSBO 941-460-0669
NORTH PORT: GET A REAL BAR-
GAIN. Updated. Must move due to
health. Fairway Golf Villas, 2/2.5.
MID 60's. 941-252-8695


end unit with a view. PRIVATE
BEACH $399,000 Pineapple Gulf
Properties, 941-350-1470
PORT CHARLOTTE 1/1 near cul-
tural center, newly renovated, fully
furnished, MUST SEE! $36,200
obo 941474-0450

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PORT CHARLOTTE
Cedar Woods, 2/2, $58K. Just
updated. Lovely complex near
shopping yet private. Call me
about owner financing available.
Nickie Sherwood. Professional
Realty of SW FL. 941-628-3396
PORT CHARLOTTE CONDO
Ground floor, fum, 2BR/2BA/CP
Pool, Jacuzzi, Tennis, Shuffle
Board,
Rec Hall, etc $39,900.
941-613-2940


PORT CHARLOTTE T1.re-lll
remodeled 3/2 villa, new floors,
plumbing fixtures, SS appliances,
cherrywood cabinets, 3 walk in
closets, large tiled garden lanai
$99,000. Call 941-625-8051.


rvnI JUnllniLui i, I , r '-r
3/2, 1st Fir, No age restrictions
Remodeled, All Appl., W/D, New
Carpet. $49,500. 941-629-1233


SF, river view, boat slip, large
wrap around porch, lots ameni-
ties. Lease Option 941-286-5245
PUNTA GORDA Emerald Pointe
Condo, 4th fir. Canal view. 2/1,
Beautifully appointed. Turnkey. Boat
Slip.$127.9K 941-637-1422.
PUNTA GORDA Harborfront,
3200 SF, furn, dock & lift, elec
shutters, pool, sauna, 3/3/1, elev,
orig $800K, Now $450K Owner
941-347-7020
PUNTA GORDA HERITAGE LAKES
VILLA 3BR + office, 3bath Priv.
elevator, over looks lake,
gated, club house, fitness, ten-
nis, pool, etc. $239,900 941-
575-2522 or cell 941-456-
9114


Immaculate 2008 3/2/2, private
htd. pool, lakeftont. Maint. free.
HOA. $289,000. 941- 266-0206
To Advertise in
The Showcase
of Homes
Please Call Jill
941-429-3116
or Email;
jilld@sunnewspapers.net


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REPO VENICE'S BEST DEAL
1021 Capri Isles Blvd $69,900
Poss Owner fin. 941-556-6798


VENICE ISLAND CONDO
Ground floor, Park directly
infront of your unit and walk
across the street to Venice
beach. 1BR/1BA. Low condo
fees. $170k 941-484-3584
ALSO AVAIL AS
SEASONAL RENTAL
ForSaleByOwner.com
ID# 22771613


VENICE- BY OWNER
Upgraded 55+ Condo in presti-
gious Location on Venice
Island. Walk to beach & shop-
ping. 2Br/2Ba. w/ designer
bathroom. Lg. lanai, new hurri-
cane proof windows, new A.C.
$ 230.000 941-485-0328

VILLA GRANDE
DEVELOPER SAYS
CLOSE-OUT!!!
LAST 6, 4 UNITS-
$120,000.
(Originally $304,900.)
2BR + Den, 2 Bath Villas.
2 Car Garage.
Don't Miss
This Opportunity.
Model Open 12-4
Fri. - Sun. or by Appt.
317 Monaco Drive
Punta Gorda
941-637-0132
FLORIDA HERITAGE REALTY


FOR SALE

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1070




E. ENGLEWOOD - 3/2/2 on
each side. All appliances. Very
Nice. Looks Like new. Only 4 yrs
old. $230K 941-809-1820






ENGLEWOOD Investors Special
Duplex for sale, $119,900 CBS
2/1.5 per unit. Newly renovated.
Located in beautiful waterfront
community. 14 1/2% cap rate.
Call Doug 941-258-8099


Have A Garage
Sale!

TRI-PLEX
FOR SALE
1075


tlIiLtwOUUU utI-tA, Z-1 tea-
room, 1-3 bedroom, great loca-
tion on the bay, pool, $900,000
941-206-0250


2-2bdr. 1-lbdr. Fully rented.
New paint, & septic pumps.
$119,900 Call 941-421-2085

MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
1090








ARCADIA 2004 Skyline, DeSoto
Village 55+, 2/2, 1144 sq ft.
Lanai, Shed w/loft, Turn Key
$54K 260-413-4090


ARCADIA J II iE'. E 1H I,:.. ir-d
in Arcadia Village 55 plus asking
$25,000 obo 863-990-1126
BARTOW, 2br/1.5ba, nice,
clean, very good condition. 14x49
700sf. New a/c. 50+ park
w/amenities. Asking $12,900. By
appt. 352-812-4428.



CALOOSA LAKE Village
3bd/3ba home with canal view.
Split bedroom plan. Lg master
bedroom w/ Ig walk-in closet has a
bath located on either side of the
closet, 1 for her & 1 for him. Add'l
bedroom also features a walk-in
closet. Spacious kitchen w/island
& breakfast area. $159,000.
Keller Williams Realty Lake Wales.
863-221-0932.
FT MYERS area, park model,
CHA, 1BR/1BA, 37x12, to be
moved, $3,000/obo. 616-262-
8599






LAKE SUZY 'i:.:.., 1r, Li.1-,g - mi.
to PC, 1-75, Wal Mart, PRIVATE 2
1/2 acres, 3/2/CP, well, septic
$149,900. 941-743-6601.


NORTH PORT, Harbor Cove
Waterfront lot, 2/2, double wide,
work/storage shed. Fully fur-
nished. $79,000. 941-764-1182
ENGLEWOOD
Polynesian Village MHP
1495 Alamander Ave, Engl.
Res. owned, Adult park. Walk to
Man. Beach. Dbl Wide Resales.
RV & Boat Stor. Avail.
941-474-3636.


PORT CHARLOTTE !:i.'. I ,:.,
56' 2/1/CP, dining, living, laundry,
kitchen, lanai, remodeled. Must
see! 55+ $19,000 941-255-9941
PUNTA GORDA 1/1 14x40
furn, 55+ Resident owned SR.
Park. RIVER HAVEN MHP
10100 Burnt Store Rd Unit 129
Low maint. fees REDUCED
$25,000/obo 516-850-0576


Ibr/lba/cp (14x80), Clubhouse,
fihsing pier, No dogs $342/mo
lot rent. $5000 941-875-9752
PUNTA GORDA 41' Good Cond!
1 Bdrm, 1 Ba. Partially Furn. on
Peace River. Boat Ramp & Fishing
Pier. $7500. obo 941-916-9410
PUNTA GORDA 55+ 2/1
(61') part furn inclds W/D,
2 storage build, Pet friendly
Low lot rent 409-782-8405


46 55+ Peace River Fish pier
$9.000. 941-625-0953
VENICE ISLE REAL ESTATE
SALES, INC. 55+ Resident
Owned Comm. Lic. R.E.
Broker. 941-485-7743
Many homes to choose from.

VENICE RANCH M.H.E.
Community
is being Renovated!
Lot rental community
Singlewide homes starting @
$500.00 down
Doublewide homes starting @
$4,000.00
WALKING DISTANCE TO
PUBLIC & CVS
55+ comm. No pets
Call Dick or Steve
941-488-5672
www.VeniceRanch.com

MANUFACTURED
HOMES FOR SALE
1095


ARCADIA .1 , M F-i-. r I:r
sharing! Carport/Shed, Lanai &
Furn. or Unfurn. Sunrise MH 55+
$89,500 863-558-2689


ARCADIA VILLAGE, ''.- Waited,
2/2/Den, fans, Large shed, vinyl
porch, 1500 sq ft on golf course.
$65,800. 941-429-2316.
Palm Harbor Homes
has closed 2 model centers
Save up to 60K
on select models
Call 1-800-622-2832


runIY IlUKUH 3+ Gatea, Man uIaUKI, IN Keteire to len-
50x26 Palm Harbor 2/2 split, all nessee! 3/2.5/1, 9' ceilings, hard
new roof over & New appliances wood floors, $149,000 423-343-
Ceramic floors, Lanai & shed. 6349 www.standrewsgarth.com
Fully furnished $79,900
941-627-4860 or 905-627-3835 ,- --- -


PUN IA GUKUA ty Uwner,
2/2/CP, lake view, 55+, pool, club-
house, many activities, furr/unfurn
$52,000 941-637-6013
PUNTA GORDA
Resident Owned 55+ Socially
Active Boating Community. Water-
front & interior newer homes and
lots, from $12,000, in Windmill
Village MHP. 215 Rio Villa Dr.
Visit windmillvillagehomes.com
Jim Schappe
Gulf Access Homes Inc.
(941)-380-3230
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55+, $128,900 734-788-1548.
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PUNTA GORDA Nice remodeled
2bed/2bath, large carport, screen-
room,utility shed, $13,900 941-
626-7829 Greg.


nished 2/2/1, Fla. Room., 1568+
sf., Club House, 2 Pools, Tennis,
Golf Course & LOTS MORE!!!
Just Bring Your Clothes & Move
In! $115,900. 863-816-6034






MOUNTAINS - N.E. ALABAMA
2Yr. custom, Wooded, private.
OVERLOOKS TENN. RIVER
Breath-taking views. 3/2/2
$325k. 863-990-5136
CRobertsonREalty.com
(Virtual tour


SAVANNAH, TN. Li: ' TI.E .
$322/yr on 2.4 acres. 2BR/
1.5BA brick home w/new hard-
wood floors & new appliances.
Two large barns w/workshop. RV
site w/full hook-up. $123,000/
obo. Financing to qualified buyer.
(731)-926-1592

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VENICE - 55+, BOATING COMM
2BR/2BA, new floors, Furnished 20 FURNISHED UNITS
& well maint. $108,900 RENA
Resident owned 941-697-4472
VENICE Bay Indies, Beautifully
Furn. 2/2, $7,200 OBO including
car. 941484-0475

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Remodel. Furnished. Fun Clubhouse/
Pool. Walk to shops. 203-912-6006


Palm Harbor, luxurious 3/2/2 w/
lake view, pool, clubhouse. 55 +
Community. $129,900. (941)-
204-2847 or (941)-625-4602
PORT CHARLOTTE 55 plus com-
munity, 2/1, carport,, walk in
shower, club house, fishing pier,
$100 mo. lot maint. Furn. and well
maint. 380-7364, 380-7372.







VILLAGE

PUNTA GORDA
3 Double Wide Models
Remaining. Below Builder's
Cost. Resales. Rent Specials.
Call Greg 941-626-7829


$445,001






S1984 White Feather
EXPANSIVE LAKE & GOLF COURSE VIEWS! Incredible
S private sitting, 2820 sq. ft. of luxury. 3 BR, plus office, just move in
and enjoy. Granite counter, stainless steel appliances, butlers
pantry, heated pool & spa 21/2 garage.
Ann Jiganti, PA * 941-724-2485
Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate


2004 Tocobaga Lane
UNIQUE COURTYARD ENTRY WITH WOODED GOLF
COURSE VIEWS! This custom designed home features 4 bedroorr
plus office & family room. 3.5 baths. Open floor plan w/soaring
ceilings, gourmet kitchen, in-law suite or great guest suite, heated
pool and side load 2 1/2 garage.
Ann Jiganti, PA * 941-724-2485
Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate


Sparkling clean- inside and out
like new 2Br/2Ba -1300 sf
turnkey - $49,900.
981 Cayman East 9414967693


star 55 plus community! Fish in
your backyard! Once in a lifetime
opportunity to own a beautiful
2/B plus den Palm harbor dou-
blewide custom Sheetrock
throughout, lanai too many
options to mention. Call Mike
Cook 941-356-5308


OUUINII!!
4br/2ba/2cg North Port
Single Family Homes Starting at
$889
Now Open Mon - Fri 8-4
Sat. By appt. only
(941) 613-1469



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BURNT STORE VILLAGE 3/2/2
Like new, on cul-de-sac in quiet,
safe neighborhood. 5 min to golf
& marina. $900 239-851-9721
NORTH PORT 3/1 Appliances,
including W/D. $600/mo.
941-380-0616 or 941-456-4048


Over 2,000 sq. ft. in this 3 bedroom, 2 I
circular driveway. For more information
website: johnkjr.com
John "K" Kotkiewicz, Jr.. 941-4
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BEAUTIFUL 3BR/2BA with 3 car garage & heated pool/spa in
gated, award winning community. Private lanai with views of pond,
golf course and preserve. Just minutes to great beaches, shopping
&175 Nancy Bober- 941-416-3066
Palm Realty Group


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2 SPECTACULAR MAINTENANCE FREE 3BR/2B
-- the whistles & bells. Completely re-designed with ev
U New 17" tile, cabinet's, appliances, bathrooms, plant
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On Sailboat canal! 18237 Ohara Dr.
Port Charlotte. 3/3/2, RV parking,
pool/heater, 10,000 Ib boat lift,
granite, security system, 60' driveway,
screened lanai overlooking serene canal,
vaulted ceilings.
Open Sun 1-4
Immaculate with many amenities!
$239K 941-629-1244


BSI WATERFRONT.
SUN REALTY
575 Madrid Blvd
3/2/2 $429,900
Grace DeWeese
941-286-0640.


PORT
CHARLOTTE
* 2/2/1
* On Canal
* Pool
* Irrigation system
* New roof
* Hurricane
windows


Minutes to
shops & Salt water


$133,000


239-834-2579

KINGS GATE!


PORT CHARLOTTE
KINGS GATE
Resort Style Living for 55+. Golf, Tennis,
plus much more in our Friendly Country
Club. 2Br/2Ba, Den, 2 Car G. Split Plan
with Volume Ceilings. Maint. Free!
$157,000. 24293 Westgate Blvd.
OPEN 10-5 Call 941-627-6200


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PORT CHARLOTTE
KINGS GATE
Country Club Life Style
At It's Best For Only $155,000!
2BR, Den, 2BA, 2Car Gar. Maint. Free Golf
Villa. Split Plan with Volume Ceilings.
24297 Westgate Blvd.
Open 10-5 Call 941-627-6200


VENICEv~
PELCA


SECTION
937 CHICKADEE DR.

* 3BR/2BA
* Pool
* Beautiful
Preserve
setting.
* Wonderful
gated
community.

Sale by owner.
$435,000.
941-492-9547


LOT OF

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5 Acres
on
Tangerine.

Prestigious Area.
Large Oaks.
Cleared.
Horses OK.
Ponds.

$239K/obo

941-457-9439


ENGLEWOOD 7068 Tuxedo
$159,000 Comfortable.
2/2/2 Heated pool, privacy fence,
2000+sf
941-473-0530 or 321-4505


RIVERWOOD RESALES
Riverwood is a Gated, Community with Golf,
Tennis, Activity Center, State of the Art
Fitness Center, Pool, Close to Beaches and Marinas.
Fabulous Lifestyle.
Riverwood Resales from $129,900-$499,000.
From Rt. 41 and 776 in Murdock, go west on
776 about 4 miles to entrance.
Come visit or call
e..w.. e l 941-743-9663 or
.m . o, 1-800-874-1869


5HL OT TOBEAC


Rotonda-Beautiful 3-2-2 Formal
Living and Dining room. 14ft.
ceiling, open floor plan kitchen
and family. Heated roman pool,
over 2500 sq. ft. Many
upgrades,Owner/Agent,
$259,000. 941-662-8754


BIRD BAY VILLAGE, VENICE
801 Saintclair Circle
Detached Villa, Mature
Landscaping. 3/2/2. Excellent
Location! Pools, Tennis, Gym,
Library, Clubhouse, Golf ETC!
$185,000. John/Betty Moody
941-445-4483


PARK PLACE ESTATES
3200 Loveland Blvd., Pt Charlotte, FL
33980. Maint. Free living in small beautiful
over 55 gated comm. 2BR+den, 2BA Villas
with 2CG. $139,900 Superb clubhse. Heated
pool & spa. Wheelchair friendly design. Beauti-
ful upgrades throughout.
Visit us or call Tony Gillen (941)255-7208
Coldwell Banker Sunstar Realty

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LAKE SUZY
12807 SW Pembroke Circle.
3 Bedrooms & 2 Baths, Furn.
MLS#C7018353. $299,950.
Jill Brouwer Realty,
Jill's Cell 941-276-4459
or Linda's 941-457-7245


LAKE SUZY
12847 SW PEMBROKE CIRCLE
3 Bedroom & 2 Bath
MLS#C7018353 $159,950.
Jill Brouwer Realty,
or Jill's Cell 941-276-4459
Linda's 941-457-7245


Poured conctete walls (200 MPH)
3/2/2, 1821 SF, mostly tile, corian,
oversized bedrooms, 3 walk-in clos-
ets, wtr/swr, large kitchin/dining,
many extras, Immaculate. $125K
20256 Vanguard Ter, Pt Charlotte
John Bockin, Re/Max Harbor
941-833-4216

OPEN SUN IPM-3P


12951 SW KINGSWAY CIRCLE,
LAKE SUZY
3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, 1 Half Bath,
Den, Pool/Spa. 2359 sq.ft. U/A,
$374,900. MLS#C700210.
JILL BROUWER REAL ESTATE BROKER
Jill's Phone
941-766-1606 or 941-276-4459

OPEN SN,2 2 M


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VENICE ACRES
1315 Lambeth. Open House
1/23, 4/3/3 on 1.2 Acres
w/ Solar Spa & Pool.
$375,000. Venice Real Estate
Ellen Dillon
941-234-8088


3/2/2 home, just updated, new
appliances, new carpet, New paint
in/out. Meticuslously maint.
Park your boat in your drive!
Realty Services Inc.
Helen Hughes. 941-320-1737

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12557 KINGSWAY CIRCLE,
LAKE SUZY
3/2 w/ lap pool. Custom Built.
$399,000.
JILL BROUWER REALTY
Jill's Cell 941-276-4459
Linda 941-457-7245


1428 PINE ISLAND COURT
PGI Sailboat Waterfront Home
Oversized Cul-de-Sac Lot with 105 ft on
water, Two Docks, 3/2 + Office w/Pool
and Hot Tub. Over 2,000 sf. Many
Upgrades. Priced to sell $359,000
Candace McShaffry
941-833-1639
Coldwell Banker Morris Realty


ENGLEWOOD/ROTONDA WEST. FSBO.
Reduced to sell quick. 3/2/2 canal home. Spa-
clous mstr ste. w/2 walk in closets, cath ceil
wings, tile firs. Add. sq.ft. w/lrg lanai & scr.
porch. Well maint., new sod, have it all loca-
tion, 5 to 15 minm: Marinas, beaches, mall &
fishing. Appraised for $280K, No realtors.
941-544-8834.


3/2/2 1700SF pool home, new kitch, car-
pet & paint. Like new. Move in ready. Fast
close. All bedrms have walk in closets.
4 sliders, pool bath. Great neighborhood.
$135,000. OPEN HOUSE SAT. 10-2
23270 Burlingame Ave.
(941)-456-9674 Jerry Saxe
Keller Williams Realty

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PGI WATERFRONT
558 Madrid Blvd
3/2/2 Pool, Spa, Golf
$435,000.
Grace DeWeese
941-286-0640
SUN REALTY


704 GRANADA AVE. OPEN
HOUSE EVERY SUN. 1-4PM
4BR, 3 full baths w/2.5 baths, spa, pool,
private elevator. $849,800.
Stephen L. Lingle
Signature Sothebys 941-809-7580


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W -
245 Waterside Street, Port Charlotte
Captivating 4BR/2BA, 2000+SF custom contem-
porary, oversized fenced corner lot. Formal liv/din,
family rm, FL rm, patio, hurricane shutters, sec.
sys, sprinkler from well. For Just $139,900!
SPatty Gillespie
1 Realtor, GRI, SRES,
Er /iT 91E-pro, 87ss
w ilnR ItbAITV 941-875-2755


VENICE ISLAND
617 Cornwell on the Gulf
Brand new TBB, Woodmere Deluxe,
3/2/2, Pool, 1840 SF under air.
Complete pkg. $575,000
Land Only $375,000
941-875-5657 or 941-875-5658


BA'.i FRONT PE-NTHOUSE CONDO
Large top floor end unit of end building, gated,
very private, no condo neighbors visible, excellent
private bay & sunset views, nearly new 3BR/2.5
BA, plus den. Choicest 2-1/2 car garage parking
(next to elevator) w/2 large storage lockers &
mini space for golf cart, motorbike, etc. Loaded
w/extras & amenities. Choice Placida area. New
private boat dock included. Over $800K invested,
sell for $525K. Owner financing possible.
Realtors invited. 941-769-1017

BEST OTeBU


t�lIVVL-. U ILLIIIU L VI
in 3 Golf Course
community Reduced to
only $19,900. Owner will
finance at 0% interest.
941-769-1017


KEY WEST STYLE 3/2/3
on newly seawalled, deep saltwater lot offers
picturesque Bay views. Placida area.
Substantial upgrades, over 1,700SF of
garage/storage area. Still time to pick
colors/finishes. Only $448,000. Call for
details on floor plan, amenities, etc. Details at
www.brettslattery.com/Marion Brett Slattery
Realty 941-468-1430

DEEP SALTWATERCANALL


CAPE HAZE AREA
new seawall, Bay views,
possible owner financing at
4-1/2%. Reduced to $219K.
941-769-1017

DIETBY*....T


LOWEST PRICED direct bayfront of its kind
on Florida's West Coast. Extremely deep
sailboat water (10+ ft) at your dock.
Spectacular one of a kind 180 degree
water views. Price reduced by $300K to
only $529,900. 941-769-0200


ENGLE. GULF ACCESS 50' DOCK


Nice 2/2 split plan, large family
room, separate laundry room,
glassed sunroom, lots of storage.
Flyer at 2135 Georgia Ave.
Immediate Possession.
$229,900 941-475-6163


At Colony Point, Top fir 7C
PUNTA GORDA PENTHOUSE
SALTWATERFRONT
8 large picture windows on top floor with fabu-
lous mile long saltwater views. Top
quality hardwood & tile floors Garage/dock
avail. 1800+ SF. $550,000
See to Make Offer.
Tel. Owner, 941-639-3222






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NORTH PORT - SABAL TRACE
2/2/2 w/den & lanai, split floor plan
walk in shower in master bath, lots of
tile and Roman shower. Gated Com-
munity, Beautiful home, move in cond,
Roman Shower, new paint outside
$234,500 941-661-7041


3640 Bal Harbor Blvd. Windjammer Point Condo!
The best of the best...Top floor with the southern
exposure you are looking for Great Water Views!
Sailboat access. Your own dock! $239,000
S rCfAAII Karen Tammen, Realtor, GRI
EY RWo Ihn 800-445-6560
Cell: 941-380-0639
Harbor Realty email: Karent@remax.net

UNI QCell: .94.-80-63


LAKE SUZY - Kingsway Golf Villa,
Great Views of Golf Course. 3/2/2.
Move in Ready! Immac. Open Plan.
Cathedral Ceilings. Assn., Htd.
Pool, Tennis. All for only
$135,000.
863-722-0015

BETRHOE GRE1NS


Brand new, NEVER LIVED IN
3/2/3 FSBO, custom built 2000
sf under air, open floor plan, 10'
ceilings, 8' doors. $185,000.
Possible owner financing.
Call 845-706-7924.


PORT CHARLOTTE
Beautiful 3/2/2 with pool, huge
screened lanai and dock, on sailboat
canal 1 block to harbor. Priced for
quick sale or rent. $239,000.
Patti 269-849-4035


PUNTA GORDA ISLES, 3/2
w/ Private Garage &
Separate Dining Rm.
1st Floor End Unit w/ Pool
View. 1500+ sf.
Slips Available. $132,500.
304-312-7791




REDUCED


245 Waterside Street, Port Charlotte
Captivating 4BR/2BA, 2000+SF custom contem-
porary, oversized fenced corner lot. Formal liv/din,
family rm, FL rm, patio, hurricane shutters, sec.
sys, sprinkler from well. For Just $139,900!
pJ l Patty Gillespie Realtor,
W in GRI, SRES, E-pro, css
ANCHOR REALTY 941-875-2755


21223 Leonard Ave., Port Charlotte
(MLS#C7015025). 3/2/2 with heated pool + 2
car carport and 24x12 "cottage" on double cor-
ner lot within walking distance of new state VA
home. $149,900.
W LY Patty Gillespie Realtor,
EM F Er I GRI, SRES, E-pro, css
ANCHOR REALTY 941-875-2755


Harborview, 55+ park 2/2,
carport, lanai, new roof,
furnished doublewide, shed.
$19,000. No animals.
941-625-1888.


NORTH PORT" BETTER HOMES & GAR-
ed ro + den/offic at sa ehoeO
rolusy cape lae-ronpreserve o
steps from lu house in serene upscale rgte
mmnty acro rom world-mous, am
ineral springs rivete aaf, arad Ise r
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ANCHOR REALTY

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$34,900
Immaculate quality built double wide
Jacobsen, FL room, carport, situated
in beautiful Riverside Oaks 55+
community in Punta Gorda.
Owner has relocated, must sell.
941-356-5308


PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2/1
on Canal, Pool, irrigation sys,
New roof, Hurr windows. Mins to
shops & Salt water $133,000.
239-834-2579


PUNTA GORDA
LIKE NEW 2005 2/2/CP WITH GULF
ACCESS AND PRIVATE DOCK. PARK
HILL ESTATES. 55+ COMMUNITY
$79,000
JILL BROUWER REALTY
941-766-1606
or Linda's 941-457-7245


I G O F W R A !


1/1 Condo 1021 Capri Isles Blvd
BANK REPO. Everything highly
upgraded with top of the line finishes!
New kitchen plus all S.S. appliances,
paint, new tile, pool, golf course
DON'T MISS WAS $119K NOW
$69,900 Possible financing.
941-556-6798 941-556-6798


NORTH PORT ,ult i..:.:,
55+ gated. Top notch amenities
& activities. Pets OK w/approval.
Immaculate 2/2.
$84,900.
Casa del Sol Realty
941-875-4150

GOLER' PAR


PORT CHARLOTTE
3/2 Bonus room,
storage, lanai, fenced, quiet
street. No liens, fast closing.
$91,200/obo
941-875-3347


Resort Style Living in Prestigious
Burnt Store Marina
2 Bedrooms, Office, 3rd Bedroom, 2 Bath,
POOL, 1970 sq.ft. 525 Slip Marina, gated
comm.& MORE! $267,775.
S Deborah & Dick
S .4ou Millier Team
AfllarweGroup 941-876-7777

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PORT CHARLOTTE,
2/2/1, FW, Updated Kitchen,
floors & lanai. workshop tennant
occupied. Move in Condition.
$79K/ obo
By Appt. 941-764-0654


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PERFECTION PERSONIFIED! Gorgeous 3-bedroom
(all with walk-in closets), 2-bath with caged heated
pool on fully PVC fenced 1/4 acre corner lot in
quiet non-deed-restricted neighborhood w/public
water & sewer! Truly move-in ready (immaculate)!
Furn. Neg. $169,700. Patty Gillespie,
SRealtor, GRI, SRES,
C R E-pro, css
. ANCHOR RELT 941-875-2755

PORT CHAR


12951 SW KINGSWAY CIRCLE,
LAKE SUZY
3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, 1 Half Bath,
Den, Pool/Spa. 2359 sq.ft. U/A,
$374,900. MLS#C700210.
JILL BROUWER REAL ESTATE BROKER
Jill's Phone
941-766-1606 or 941-276-4459


Beautiful 3 acre riverfront, 321'
gated, paved roads,
under groud utilities,
$90K 941-662-0427
www.businesspage.us/greenriver


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PUNTA GORDA ISLES
3/2/2 w/ pool, close to Ponce de
Leon Park, good fishing, sailboat
canal, close to harbor, dock & lift,
tile throughout.
$360K.
941-286-3411


PORT CHARLOTTE
4358 Wischamper Cir.
2/2/2 w/screened pool, fenced back
yard. 1130 SF Only $92,000.
Call now - it will go fast.
Nickie Sherwood. 941-628-3396
Professional Realty Of SW FL

SA :I T ACCESS


12557 KINGSWAY CIRCLE,
LAKE SUZY
3/2 w/ lap pool. Custom Built.
$399,000.
JILL BROUWER REALTY
Jill's Cell 941-276-4459
Linda 941-457-7245











NORTH PORT Sabal Trace II
Lake view 3/2/2 1477sq ft,
2008. $154,900
Realtors Welcome
Call Owner
941-412-4194











PORT CHARLOTTE
Nearly New 3 bedroom, 3 bath pool
home. Possible furnished and rent
with option REDUCED TO
$189,000
941-258-2185


KINGS GATE C.C. STYLE,
Gated Community,
Furnished.
2/2/2
Now $137,500
By Owner.
941-979-9783


SOUTH VENICE 3/2 with
Efficiency & Large Screened.
Lanai, Fenced. New Roof.
Furnished. Turn-Key
$129,900. Kelley Ayers,
Keller Williams Realty
941-544-7802

PG1 BEST BUY


SOUTH VENICE - By Owner Beautiful
Key west style 4/2.5/4 Remodeled,
Upscale neighborhood, Close to
beaches. Extra 80x100 Lot, No
Realtors Reduced to: $239,000
941-244-0116


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ENGLEWOOD 2,/2 L:.'.-e II.:,:.r EnId
unit, Furn. Tennis Court & Pool
Reduced! $105,000
Owner anxious! For appt. please call:
941-698-9188 or 941-830-1883
Floridian Realty Services
941-270-0189
MLS# D5778228


805 SANTA MARGERITA
3/2/2, Pool Home. New since 05: Roof, A/C,
Cabinets, Counters, Rugs, Tile. 10 Minutes to
Harbor. $319,000 Cady Rowe
M 941-457-0497
1 W .,..-.0. www.PGILiving.com
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PUNTA GORDA ISLES,
sailboat access w/dock.
3BR/2BA/2CG, Pool, split plan,
LR, DR, Family room. Tile roof.
Approx 2400 SF.
$325,000.
Andy 941-380-2305


IF


PUNTA GORDA ISLES JEWEL!
Top of the line remodel 3/2/2 Htd
Pool, Granite, Stainless, Hurricane
Shutters, Sailboat $429,900
Carole Borgstrom
Five Star Realty
941-456-0645


VENICE ISLAND
Near Beach, Immaculate POOL home
with Spa in Gated Community.
$359,000
John Peirano 941-375-6864
Signature Sotheby's International


BLUE HERON PINES - PG 55. Golf
Community 3BR + Den/2Ba/4 car CP
Lake front. Beautiful
32'x68' Home. 16x20 Lanai w heat & AC.
Many upgrades. Must see! Only 5 years
old. $139000. w/6 mths free rent.
941-505-2659


PORT CHARLOTTE $64,900.
3/2 1,450 Sq.Ft. Totally remodeled,
new appliances, new kitchen cabi-
nets, new faucets, hurricane force
windows & doors. Roof Byres.
Move-in within 2 wks.
941-276-2776


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In beautiful 5 star 55 plus communi-
ty! Fish in your backyard! Once in a
lifetime opportunity to own a
beautiful 2/B plus den Palm harbor
doublewide custom Sheetrock
throughout, lanai too many options
to mention.
Call Mike Cook 941-356-5308


2BR/2BA 2 car gar, lanai w/ covered
patio. All new appliances, wood floors,
new roof, Custom hurricane shutters
system. Prof. landscaped
On lake front lot. $108,800
708-373-6103 email:
mhiggins@platinumpoolcare.com
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PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2/2, sec sys
tem, irrigation, crown molding, new
woodwork throughout. Corbel's 18x18
chiseled edge porcelain throughout.
New roof, A/C, appliances, ceiling fans,
brass hardware & exterior lights. Nice
home w/lsland colors. RECENTLY
REDUCED $79,900. 239-287-7011


PUNTA GORDA
3/2/2 2370 sf, beautiful county
home, sailboat canal, concrete sea-
wall/ dock, electric lift Hurricane
shutters, split plan in good area.
$249,500. 941-505-1512 or
1-800-327-6040 Code 270


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ROTONDA WEST 8100 MEMORY LANE
2007 2/2 1270 sq.ft. condo, short dis-
tance to Schools, shopping, golf, beaches
and Boca Grande. Lrg. walk In closets and
storage. Heated pool, tennis, clubhouse,
covered parking, low maintenance fees,
turnkey furn. $89,900
Tall Pines Realty
Jeremy T. Jones 941-628-5027


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PORT CHARLOTTE 23150 Ruby Ave., MLS
#C7019798 EVEN IF BLUE ISN'T YOUR
COLOR, open the door to a updated interior,
huge heated pool, private back yard where you
can pick your own oranges! Carefree Florda-hliv-
Ing in a lovely neighborhood S100K!
1 i-1i ,. l ' spie, Real-
'. WI/m I:,:l : RES,E-pro,
IV ArlIOR . REALT 1-875-2755
LIIGIhOR REALTY


11289 SW Essex Dr.
Kingsway Golf Villas, Lake Suzy
2BR/2BA/2CG with den. Beautiful single
unit. Well kept & open. Closed to shop-
ping. $159,950.
JILL BROUWER REALTY 941-766-1606
or Jill's Cell 941-276-4459
or Linda's 941-457-7245









Sleeping9 Wake up and catch this great opportunity Punta
Gorda Isles sailboat access condo. 3308 Purple Martin
#131...3/2 with over 1800 sq.ft. Fantastic kitchen, granite
countertops. Top floor, end unit with ts own dock. Ready to
move in with a mobvated seller Just reduced to $194,900.
v nKaren Tammen, Realtor, GRI
I- R MiC 800-445-6560
Cell: 941-380-0639
Harbor Realty email: Karent@remax.net


4180 DELTONA
Sailboat Access.
Almost new 3/2/2CP, Fireplace,
1,700 sf. Nice area!
$149,000. or Make Offer.
941-624-0355


Is what you see when you look out the back
porch of this immaculate contemporary &
cheerful hardly lived in spacious 1400 SQ FT.
Quality Palm Harbor. Owner has relocated.
Completely furnished. 55+ MFH community.
What a deal at $49,900!
Call Mike. Better Hurry!
941-356-5308


5 ACRES ZONED AG
Fenced & Cleared, 28x64,
1800 SF,
24x20 metal garage.
$187,500.
(941)-624-0275


PORT CHARLOTTE 2009
3BR/1BA, 1164 SF,
all tile, hurricane windows,
energy efficient
green home.
$69,900. 941-661-8276


: BRAD EW /2


BLUE HERON PINES-PG
55+ GOLF
SMARTLY FURNISHED
JACOBSON HOME
1ST TIME SHOWN BY
ORIGINAL OWNER @ $119K
PURCHASED OTHER HOME.
239-826-5941


CHARLOTTE HARBOR
3BR/2BA/CP Ground Floor,
lake view, great location,
small complex
Low condo fee, heated pool
$139,900
(941)-743-4127


ENGLEWOOD
JUST REDUCED
$249K, 3/2/3 in Shamrock Shores,
off Placida Rd. great rental with
current renters in place.
239-269-8173


NORTH PORT AREA
2BR/1BA
$44K cash or Owner finance
$3,500 down, $589/mo
813-966-5977


LAKE SUZY,
12144 SW Egret Circle #1205.
North Shore Condominium
3/2 beautiful, furn., lake views from
EVERY window.
Reduced-$119,500.
(941)-391-6628

PINE HOLLOW CONDO


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2/2, gated comm. Enc. lanai
w/water view. Close to store,
library & beaches. $109,900
Susan Gamble,
Weichert Realtors
941-445-3122


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Upgraded Custom Built Home
Waterfront Community
BOB DAVIES 941-468-4485
Allison James Estates & Homes
www.DaviesHomeTeam.com
Free Live Foreclosure Links


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PORT CHARLOTTE $95,000,
ready to build, no locks or
bridges, dock on property, El
Jobean area. 941-737-1046 or
ntwl924@comcast.net


car garage. znu rloor witl private eleva-
tor.Over 2400 sq. ft. of A/C. Open Floor
plan, soaring ceilings Affordable luxury.
- $299,750 Harry Rowe
,1 . R 1/MwK 941-457-0508
W '. 'bi"LI, www.PGILiving.com


Port Charlotte, 3/2/2 caged pool,
cabana bath, family room,
2028 SF under air, newer roof,
new ac, intercom, sec. system,
inside laundry, hurricane shutters.
$179,900 Doris Walters
Bud Trainer Realty 941-979-8866


MUST SEO!


PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2/2
Reduced $20,000!!
Fenced yard, shed, split-plan, updat-
ed, all tile, new roof, near park &
boat ramp. Move in condition.
$129,000.
941-766-7369


PUNTA GORDA
3/2/2 waterfront new home,
Shell Creek Next to private parks
etc. Poss. owner financing.
$149,000.
941-626-2898


3929 Derrick St., North Port
High craftsmanship 3/2/2 home.
Built 2006 barely lived in.
Hurricane shutters + improvements.
$129,900 Call Ginny Derrough PA for
details @ 941-400-9595
Wheeler Real Estate


PUNTA GORDA - VIVANTE
Furnished Luxury Waterfront Condo,
3/2.5, 2500SF + 800 SF lanai, pool,
fitness center, tennis, & clubhouse.
$375,000
Suncoast Isles Realty
941-268-6820


Tastefully furnished with quality immaculate cus-
tom 1500 sf Palm Harbor Classic. Sheetrock
throughout, including sunroom! Separate private
lanai with a serene view out back. Too many fea-
tures to mention. Lushly landscaped with shade
situated in a gorgeous 55+ community featuring
a modern clubhouse & pool, shuffle, horse
shoes and many other activities & nice folks.
$56,900. 941-356-5308


GAINESVILLE AREA
16 ACRE GETAWAY
Furnished, Cabin, LOW TAXES,
Beautiful old oaks
REDUCED! $109,000/OBO.
941-697-1885




GARAGE SALE


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2Yr.custom, Wooded, private.
OVERLOOKS TENN. RIVER
Breath-taking views. 3/2/2 $325k.
863-990-5136
CRobertsonRealty.com
(Virtual tour)


3313 SUNSET KEY #606
PUNTA GORDA. $410,000
Sweeping Panoramic Waterviews over
looking the main channel
w * ** amenities. 11 miles to Gulf
Allison James Estates and Home
941-286-9647 www.ThinkPuntaGorda.com


home in Prestigious Location. Dock in the Marina
included. Exquisite 4/3/2 with pool; Must be seen!
Aggressively priced at $589,000
Karen Tammen, Realtor, GRI
800-445-6560
H o Re ty e Cell: 941-380-0639
W Harbor Realty email: Karent@remax.net


NORTH PORT 7545 Totem Ave.,
MLS#C7019062. Estate home on 3 PVC-fenced
lots,attached 3-car gar AND 28x40 detached 4-
car garage/workshop! Elegant 2500 SF 3-br +
den, 2-ba, formal liv/din + family rm, gourmet
kitchen, heated pool w/oversized lanai complete
w/outdoor kitchen. Own the whole block for
Rfi r lSa $ S329,000!Patty
NC R EL Gillespie,Re/Max
W I NCHOReBEALTYAnchor 941-875-55


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room, 2 bath, 2 car garage canal front home
with an open floor plan. The screened lanai
overlooks the peaceful backyard & canal,
oversized garage gives extra storage, inside
laundry, new carpets & fresh paint.
$119,000 A Clear Choice Realty 941-
979-9396 www.aclearchoicerealtv.com

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PORT CHARLOTTE- REDUCED!
510 E.Tarpon Blvd.
wide canal, 10 mins. to harbor, 10,0001b
boatlift, very Irg. lanai, new kitchen redone,
granite counters, 2/2/1, new tile, fur-
nished. Canadian Funds Accepted.
$164,900.
941-629-5199


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$475
$500

$1050

$850


SEASONAL RENTALS
2/1 New Point Comfort
Cottage $1700
2/2 Oak Forest $2300
3/2 Sandrift $2100
Diana Legg, Mgr.
Your Rental Experts
941-681-1189
941-475-7011
website: www.icre.us

AWARD WINNING
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* 2/2/1 Lanai,
New Carpet,
Dewhurst St.,
P.C. $600. Mo
* 3/2/2 Pool Ser.
Inc., Lambert Ave.,
P.C. $1150 Mo
*we welcome new listings*
COMPLETE LISTINGS
(941) 764-7777
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DEEP CREEK 3BR+DEN
2ba/2cg,1525sf under air, New
paint in/out, new tile. $1000/mo
+ utils. No pets. 941-8158320
Florida Gulf Coast Realty
ENGLEWOOD Rentals
M&M Property MGMT
CALL 941 473-9616 or
mmpropertymgmtcom
ENGLEWOOD
3/2/2 Pool granite counters
$1150 2/1/1 comm pool pet ok
$575. WEST COAST PROP MGT
941473-0718
www.RentalsFlorida.net
ENGLEWOOD Clean 3/2/2 Built
2006, Granite, SS Appliances.
$1000. per mo. Fiddlers Green
Rentals (941)-698-4111
ANNUAL & SEASONAL
RENTALS
Call The Pineapple Girls
941-473-U333
Pineapple Gulf Prop. Mgmt. Inc.
www.RentEnglewood.com
ENGLEWOOD, WATERFRONT,
Dock, No bridges, 3/10 miles to
Lemon Bay, 2/1. $700/mo
includes water. (941)-475-5876


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Only $59 p/m, (flat fee)
877-400-0354
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NORTH PORT 3/2 on Canal. Avail
2/10/11. $975/mo. 1st, last& sec.
No Foreclosure here! 941-234-3281,
2348123 or 4608263
NORTH PORT 3/2/2 ex clean,
newly painted, tile throughout, fans,
lanai, W/D, great loc. $845 mo. +
1st, last, sec. 941-237-8399
NORTH PORT 3/2/2, NICE &
CLEAN, LIKE NEW, close to 1-75,
schools & shops. $875 mo. No
pets. Avail now! (954)-647-3641


NORTH PORT AREA
2BR/1BA, $44K cash or
Owner finance $3,500 down,
$589/mo 813-966-5977






NORTH PORT Heron Creek
Golf & CC, furnished 3/2
lakefront, pool, like new
NP/NS, 1 yr., $1,600/mo,
2 yr, $1,500/mo. Owner,
1-800-503-9500
www.heroncreekrental.com/


NORTH PORT,
BETTER THAN NEW 3/2/2,
VERY NICE!
(248)-910-0341 (Cell)


$800 Nice 3/2/1 + den. All
Tile, New Kitchen & Bath,
Nice Area. 1st. & Sec. Pets
Ok. (941)-743-2040
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/1/1 Newly
renovated, Lg. kitchen clean, quiet,
safe, nice area, scr lanai.
$750/mo 863-558-3486
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2 or 3/2,
tile, lanai, appl. w/d $675-$995
mo. 1st + sec. Ann. Sm. pet ok
(941)-626-1514 941-743-0386
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2/1, Sec,
15, clean, appl., lanai, nice yard.
23349 Hartley Ave. $750 mo.
1st, & sec. 941-627-0355
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2/2 1142
Fleetwood w/Florida rm on a quiet
street, close to 41. 1st mo + sec
dep. $750 941-661-1769


PORT CHARLOTTE 3/1/1
Quiet, nice yard, grnte kit.,wood
firs, newly renovated 1st/last
$350 secrty also have 2/1 $550
mo $725 561-351-5390
PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2/1 Omie
Ave Newly renovated, large fenced
in back yard, new landscaping.
$775 941-875-5014
PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2/1, new
inside, large kit., DW, lanai, $750
mo. 1st, last & sec.
941-766-0503
PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2/2 Mint
Condition. Modern home located,
close to mall and shopping. $975
941-391-2285
PORT CHARLOTTE 3516 Den-
ham St. $695/mo. 3/2 marble
floors, CHA, No Pets. 1st, last
and Sec. Required 941-621-2902


PORT CHARLOTTE 3BR/1BA,
tile, $600 mo + $500 damage
dep. 880 Palmetto Dr.
941-979-9127
PORT CHARLOTTE 3BR/1BA/
Garage, outstanding home w/lots
of extras. Wash/Dryer incl. $725
Mo + $725 dep. 941-661-5149
PORT CHARLOTTE 4BR/2BA a
real family home. Has bonus room
& scrnd porch. W&D, $800 Mo +
$800 dep. 941-661-5149
PORT CHARLOTTE Lg 2/2/2
villa, w/den. Lux gtd. community.
with pool, clubhouse, avail now.
$850 Annual, 941-302-8080


PORT CHARLOTTE NEAR PC
BLVD. 2/2/1, CLEAN, NEAR
BOAT RAMP. $700 MO, INC
WATER. ANNUAL LEASE.1ST
& SEC 239-293-3421
PORT CHARLOTTE 2BR/2BA,
great location. $600 mo. + $600
sec. dep. move in. Call Jim for
details (941)-924-2764


PORT CHARLOTTE, 1BR Cot-
tage on 10 acres, 2 blks from
Kings Hwy, Inc. Elec, Water,
$125/week. 941-268-2799


PORT CHARLOTTE- Gated
Community 4/3/2, Single Family,
Open Floor Plan. $1,395. mo.
Call Billy 571-246-5050
PORT CHARLOTTE- large &
clean 2/2/2 with large lanai.
Ideal location. $725 + sec.
Smokers OK. 941-743-8339
PORT CHARLOTTE
Lrg., 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath
central heat & air
NEW blinds & carpets, No Pets
$550. (941)-743-3489
PUNTA GORDA ISLES 3/2/1
w/pool on canal, $1200 mo incl.
pool & lawn serv. ReMax Anchor
Realty 941-628-1572
PUNTA GORDA, Cleveland sec-
tion, 3/2/2, all appliances, all tile,
window treatment, hurricane shut-
ters $825. mo. Call owner (718)-
465-6388 or (718) 864-6482
ROTONDA 3/2/2 Split plan
screen lanai shade trees $850
WEST COAST PROP MGT
941-473-0718
www.RentalsFlorida.net
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SOUTH VENICE ENCL POOL
Well designed 2/2 tiled, alarm,
jacuzzi tub, $950/mo +dep or 2
yrs lease for less 941493-3959
VENICE 451 Beverly Rd, 2/1/1 w
Florida room, completely renovat-
ed, fenced yard, small pet ok,
$750 month 941468-3528
VENICE E. 2/1.5/CP with
Florida rm $675.
941-492-4280 Gulf Coast
Rentals & Real Estate Co.
VENICE GARDENS 2/2 Ex
location, Freshly painted, Lg.
Kitchen, no pets, $750/mo +
Sec. 941-488-1886

CONDOS/VILLAS
FOR RENT
1240


Almar Rentals & Mgt.Services
941-627-1465 AlmarRentals.com
DEEP CREEK 2/2 on Golf
Course,lanai, full w/d, all tile,must
see, NS/NP, annual lease available
now. $695 919-816-2114
DEEP CREEK 2/2, lanai, cath.
ceil., tile, wood cab., granite, w/d
inc. Pets ok $675+ up.


941-661-4539


Bird Bay r alty, Inc.


ANNUAL &
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IN BIRD BAY VILLAGE

BIRD BAY REALTY (Venice)
484-6777 or 800-464-8497

ENGLEWOOD 2 large 2/2 Villas
w/huge walk-in closet. Ceramic tile
floor,covered parking. N/S. $625
& $695/mo 941-313-9478
ENGLEWOOD Boca Royale,
Maintenance Free Villa, Spacious
2/2/2+ Gar. New tile and paint.
Annual $1295 mo 231-838-0860


ENGLEWOOD-FOXWOOD
2/2/2 Screen lanai pool Club-
house cable inc $850
WEST COAST PROP MGT
941473-0718 or 877-468-0667
www. RentalsFlorida. net
OSPREY Midrise, elevator
2/2 garage, lanai , Bayview, pool,
Tennis From $1135/ inclds water
&cable N/S 941-966-9763


PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2 Fur-
nished W/D, free water. Lease
available. $600/mo plus Sec.
941-255-1661



PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2 split, 1st fl,
corner, W/D, adult community, pool,
lush landscape, walk to shops. $550
mo annual 941-743-9423


PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2, newly
remodeled, water, cable, W/D
incl. Pool, tennis. Off Kings High-
way. $695. 941-286-5003.
PORT CHARLOTTE, 2/1.5 Furn.
covered parking, $650/mo, 1st
last & security. 941-268-9010
PUNTA GORDA 2/2, 1276 SF,
W/D, pool, no pets. Close to 1-75
$700. Mo + Security
(941)-639-8125
PUNTA GORDA 2/2 55+ desir-
able, 1st floor furnished, heated
pool, $795 month plus security
941-639-8640
PUNTA GORDA 2/2/1 Fully fur-
nished recently redecorated condo
on canal, minutes from Fisher-
man's Village, in ground pool, no
pets. $1,200
631-836-3600


PUNTA GORDA : : ..' ,re
Beautiful top floor unit with all
Vivante amenities. Fully furnished.
Annual lease only. $1,475
941-875-5735
PUNTA GORDA ISLES 2/2 Gor-
geous waterfront view! $725. Oth-
ers start @ $425. RIty Mgt. 941-
625-3131. See flarentals.net
PUNTA GORDA ISLES condo 2/2
waterfront & Port Charlotte house
3/2 1/2 pool, furn or unfur Annu-
al/Seasonal 941-629-4444
SOUTH SARASOTA Spacious
2br/2ba Eat-in kitchen, wd, lanai,
carport, pool, tennis. from $835
No smoking. 941-966-9763
VENICE ISLAND, 2 blocks from
beach, unfurn. 2BR/1BA, 1st fir.
W/D, yearly lease $750 incl. water.
Avail 3/1. 941-626-8625

TOWNHOUSES
FOR RENT
1280

VENICE- OFFERS Spacious
Apt. 2/2, Great place to live. 3
blks to bch & 2 blks to Venice Ave
shops. $875/mo 941-485-7645

DUPLEXES
FOR RENT
1300

CHARLOTTE HARBOR 2BD/
1BA, Scr lanai, fresh paint, includes
WD, lawn care, small pet ok $575
mo + sec 941-628-6251


ENGLEWOOD 2/1 $550 and
1/1 $450 - Both Remodeled,
lanai, all tile NS/NP
941-400-1670
ENGLEWOOD 2/1 Cath ceil-
ings, lawn maint. incl . $600
/mo. + Imo sec 941-460-9403
ENGLEWOOD 2/1 washer/dryer
new tile bath & kitchen. $575
1/1/cp water & lawn inc $495.
WEST COAST PROP MGT
941-473-0718
www.RentalsFlorida.net
ENGLEWOOD- Manasota Key
1BR Apartment & 1BR Eff. Walk to
beach in mins., furnished, pets ok
with deposit, Annual or Seasonal.
941-475-3102
HARBOUR HEIGHTS 2/2 duplex.
renovated, all tile. $625 Mo. 941-
235-1212
HARBOUR HEIGHTS, 2BR/ 2BTH
duplex, W/D hook up, privacy,
lanai, lawn care incl. $680 mo. 12
mo. lease. 1st, sec. and pet deps.
Amy 941-380-0839
PORT CHARLOTTE Murdock,
Ig 2/2/1, Ig walk-in closet,
pantry, new carpet, $600. 653
Bowman Terr#B 941-815-7883
NORTH PORT 2BR/1BA Close
to US 41, shopping, schools & 175
$550/mo. inclds city water sect 8
welcome 941-426-6217 or 347-
721-2817


DUPLEXES
FOR RENT
1300

PORT CHARLOTTE 2/1 New
carpet, quiet location, lanai,
pond, W&D, extra clean.
$650. + sec 941-380-1311


PORT CHARLOTTE, 2/1, W/D
incl. Accessible to 41. $600. mo
Water Incl. Some Dep. Required.
941-661-4771 or 661-8431
PUNTA GORDA 1/1/CP close to
downtown & 41, W/D, Utility incl.
$650+ sec. deposit
PIs call 941-286-0725
PUNTA GORDA 1BR DUPLEX,
fully furnished, all utilities.
$525 mo + security. 941-457-
9055
PUNTA GORDA 2/1 Just renovat-
ed. Washer, dryer, dishwasher &
microwave. Lawn care included.
$675 941-286-6223
PUNTA GORDA Peace River
Shores Like new Cozy 2br/2ba
W/D, 1000sf, $550/m+ sec. dep
no pets/smoking 941-626-3569

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
1320


1 MONTH FREE!
The Fountains
1/1 from $545
2/2 from $670
3/2 from $770
Call today! 941-429-9799
CHARLOTTE HARBOR
1/1 apt. $550, updated, incl.
water pool scr. lanai, no pets. Call
941-628-3759.
CHARLOTTE HARBOR 1/1
View of harbor near fishing
shopping, quiet! $475
239-543-5252
CHARLOTTE HARBOR
Almost new Ibd/lba,
tile floors. Quiet $545
(941)587-7828
O^ ENGLEWOOD
Immed. occup.
Su AFFORDABLE
1 BEDROOM APTS. 62+
Income limits apply.
GROVE CITY MANOR
941-697-4677
TDD 614-442-4390
ENGLEWOOD WATERFRONT
1/1, Very Clean, Close to Shop-
ping, No Pets. $500/mo
941-475-5409
ENGLEWOOD: MANASOTA
KEY, 1/1, steps to bch. util. &
cable incl. pet ok, $200 wk.
Long term 941-716-3660
VENICE ISLAND Eff, 1 & 2 br,
Immed. occup. No pets, 1 yr
lease 941416-5757or 3236466
MANASOTA KEY, studio apt
w/big porch on beach. Sm. pets
OK. 6 Mo. min. Very quiet. (941)-
661-7120.

MARIAN MANOR APTS.
2/1 Starting at $505.
** Pets Welcome
** Restrictions And
**Income Limits Apply
Call 941-391-5669



NORTH PORT (2) 2/2 Apts.
1100sqft. Cathedral Ceilings, Sky-
light, Tile floor, New Carpet & Paint,
Upstairs, No Pets. $700 mo. 1st,
Last & Sec. 941-628-9415
NORTH PORT
VICTORIA POINTE APTS.
at Sumter & Appomattox
between US 41 & 1-75
Accepting applications for 1BR &
2BR Apts. Conveniently located
close to schools, shopping,
entertainment &
beaches.
941-423-8720
NORTH PORT/PT CHARLOTTE
Studio apt. $150/wk inclds
Elec. water & lawn care. Avail
now. 941-769-4720

PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2,
all Appl W/D, Pool, Lanai,
Great View of Lake & Pool.
Quiet, Modern, No Pet
Bimini Bay. 941 629-7709
PORT CHARLOTTE 1/1 very
good condition, asking $460
month, water included. Also
2br/2ba $575. 1st last security.
941-380-9212 No pets!!
PORT CHARLOTTE Furn. Studio
Apt, 1/1, Kit/LR Water/Cable incl.
Electric separate $500/mo 1st &
Sec. 941-815-8871

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1BR 1BA Nev
carpet & pai
27297 Sui
$450/mo
PORT CHARLC
enades Mall. 2
2BR/2.5BA tow
NICE. 941-724-3
QUALITY,
APARTMENT!
Port Charlotte.
and income li
cations may bE
Charlotte To
office, 2295 A
day - Friday, 8
more informant
6664 or TDD



VENICE GA
lbd/lba w kit
Fully furn studio
tial utilities. 41


APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
1320


TWO LUXURY APARTMENT
COMMUNITIES



TOLEDO CLUB
APARTMENTS
Located in North Port off
Toledo Blade Starting at
$565/month!!
Call 941-423-6600
www.ToledoClubApts.com

WOODMERE APARTMENTS
OF VENICE
Located off Jacaranda Blvd
Starting at $660/month!!
Call 941-496-4161
www.woodmereaDartmentsofvenice.com
Resort Style Pools, Spa,
Luxurious Clubhouses, 24hr
Fitness Centers and Business
Centers w/ WiFi Pets Welcome
and Paw Parks!
Limited Availability
SPECIAL ENDS SOON
Professionally Managed by
Gallina Management, Inc.



VENICE CLUBSIDE APTS.
1 Bedrooms Available.
$199 Move in Fee.
Call (941)-488-7766.
SVENICE STUDIO &
1BR. Accepting Section8
aw" Vouchers. 941488-7766
VENICE turnkey, residential area.
all util. & cable, private patio. New
& clean! NP, NS. $595 mo. 1st &
Last. 941-493-8066
VENICE-Capri Isles 2br/2ba, Htd
pool, 2nd fir, Nice lanai, Beautiful
area, Near beaches & shops. No
pets $690/mo JOE 941483-9093
VILLA SAN CARLOS II
22250 Vick St.
Affordable-Income based
One bedroom apartments
for 62 or older
Income Limits Apply
Call 941-624-4404
TTY-1-800-955-8771

- @


VILLA SAN CARLOS
2550 Easy Street
Income based - 62+
or needing features
of accessible unit
Income Limits Apply
Call 941-624-2266
TTY-1-800-955-8771



MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT
1340


ANNUAL RENTALS
VENICE - BAY INDIES
BEAUTIFUL
MOBILE HM COMMUNITY
2BR/2BA starting at $699
All homes have been complete-
ly renovated with new carpet,
fresh paint & huge lanais.
Limited time only specials!
Age qualified community has 3
heated swimming pools, tennis,
fitness center, kayaking, walk-
ing & biking trails, and so much
more! Limited time only specials
Immediate Occupancy
FOR MORE INFORMATION
PLEASE CALL SHEILA @
941-485-5444.

EFFICIENCIES
FOR RENT
L1350

ENGLEWOOD Furnished
$400/mo including utilities w/
year lease 55+ Park No pets
lease (941)-474-1353
PORT CHARLOTTE 2 room
suites, waterfront, monthly rates
with Wifi. $200 week.
941-6614262
PUNTA GORDA
1 bedroom apartments available,
$125 & up. Pet friendly.
Triangle Motel - 941-639-8356
SOUTH VENICE Semi furn.
efficiency apt. Close to
Shamrock Park. Elec, water,
lawn incl. $550/mo $300
dep. Background check
941-223-5144.

ROOMS FOR RENT
1360


MURDOCK room for rent $100
Here week. Quiet area, big yard. Gar-
dening & internet a plus. Non
LOTTE LARGE smoker preferred. 941-276-2097
w kitchen, bath, NORTH PORT $500 mo. 1st &
nt. Great area. last. Furn. room & bath. Pool. Util-
nnybrook Rd. cities incl. House priv. Pets OK. Avail
941-228-7781 3/1 & 4/15. 941-356-0985
TTE Near Prom- PORT CHARLOTTE Private
hBR/2A. $595/mo; Entrance, house privileges, utili-
nhouse. $695/mo. ties included, W/D, NS/NP. Refs.
52or457-1888 $115. wk + Sec. (941)-240-0114
AFFORDABLE PORT CHARLOTTE, Clean &
S for Seniors in Quiet, $125 wk $450/mo incl
Age restrictions utils, furn'd, refs. 941-743-3070.
mits apply. Appli- 941-740-2565
e picked up at the
,wers business
.aron Street, Mon-
am to 4 pm. For
ion call 941-629-
1-800-955-8771. N D C HI
SPUNTA GORDA S. PG Heights.
SWF seeks same to rent room
RT 'U Iw/bath. All utils. incld. No smoking
RDENS AR no drugs $300 mo. 941-505-8877
.RDENS AREA
chenette. upstairs VENICE STONEYBROOK
S$400 inclds par- 3br/2ba home to share. Non
5-314-2453 smoker, all amenities, pool, ten-
nis,etc. $600/mo 941468-3979


RENTALS TO SHARE
1370


NORTH PORT, F/seeks rmf to
share furn. home. Util. incl. + cable
& phone, W/D, spa, across from
lake. $125/wk. (941)429-1271
PORT CHARLOTTE, 3/2 Apt, nice
upscale area. $425/mo includes all
utilities, Male/female. Mth to month
ok. (941)-358-1326 or 9146409

VACATION/
SEASONAL RENTALS
1390


ALMAR RENTALS & MGT SERVICES
Great Selection - Vacation Rentals
800-964-3095 941-627-1465
WWW.ALMAR-RENTALS.COM
ENGLEWOOD BEACH, Sea Oats
2 Bedroom Time Share. $900. for
week 11, 3/12-3/19. 941-496-
4916 or 941-468-1598


ENGLEWOOD RESORT STYLE
LIVING! NEW 2 & 3br CONDOS
Near Boca, beaches &
boating. All the amenities
Hook & Ladder Realty
Bill 941-350-1288
ENGLEWOOD*Manasota Key*
300yds/5 min walk to beach
1/1 $1925; 2/1.5 $2,275
613-741-7128



ENGLEWOOD/ROTONDA/VENICE
HOUSES AVAIL FEB FROM
$1300 UP
WEST COAST PROP MGT
941-473-0718 or 877468-0667
www.RentalsFlorida.net
*WE HAVE SEASONAL*
Paradise Properties &
Rentals, Inc.941-625-RENT
NOKOMIS 2/2 Waterfront
w/dock, newly remodeled, boat,
Canoe, kayak from your back Yard,
walk, hike, bicycle along Legacy
Trail. $2000.00/mo. 2 Mo. mini-
mum 941-915-7113
PORT CHARLOTTE 2BR/2BA
BEAUTIFULLY furn, turnkey, Needs
Nothing. Newly updated.
$1500/mo 941-639-3920


PORT CHARLOTTE
Adorable, Furn. 1 Bdrm. Condo
in Sunshine Villas (across from
Cultral Center). Avail. Immed!
$1000. mo. Seasonal, or $600
Annual Furn., $550. mo Annual
Unfurnished. 941-628-0941
ROTONDA- 2BR/1.5BA Luxury
Executive Condo.
APRIL SPECIAL $895/MO
941-268-5275 www.LKVillas.com


VENICE ISLAND 2/1/1 Beach
Manor Villas S. Totally renovated,
nice!, 55+, avail now or next sea-
son. $1,999/mo 276-224-0128
CLASSIFIED
SELLS
CALL TODAY!
941-207-1200
Venice/Englewood
North Port areas
OR
941-206-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
VENICE NEAR THE BEACH
GULF POINT 2/1.5 Htd pool across
from beach Mar & Apr $3900
BIRD BAY 2br/2ba from $1700.
INVESTMENT REALTY 492-5050


WANTED TO RENT
S1420


DISABLED VETERAN needs
room, bathroom, access to LARGE
walk-in shower. All necessary equip.
is provided. 941-204-4467

LOTS & ACREAGE
1500


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ARCADIA, FLORIDA DeSoto Co.
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Baldwin Ave. Call 770-355-0611 or
404-626-6554.
ENGLEWOOD 7 lots off Oxford Dr.
Cleared & mowed, Beachclub
rights, sewer & water, $50,000
each 941-474-3282


NORTH PORT Sumter Blvd.
Great location. New home
area. $6,900 941-457-6811
PUNTA GORDA -
1.25 Acres. Quiet area.
$14,900/obo.
239-777-3447


PUNTA GORDA 1.25Acres
Country living
Bring your livestock!
Close to 1-75 & shops
$22,900. 941-637-7776
PUNTA GORDA Charlotte
Ranchettes Bermont side. 1 1/4
Acres, Livestock OK. Cleared,
Fenced, $25,000. 941-456-6015
VACANT LAND-ZONED CT
3.43 ACRES/HAVE SURVEY
PLACIDA RD/CHARITY CAIN
941-716-0685


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AREA PROPERTY TRANSFERS


ENGLEW OOD COURTESY OF ENGLEWOOD AREA BOARD OF RELATORS

ML# Status Address Zip Code Subdivision Name
D5781335 SLD 1330 IBIS DR 34224 HOLIDAY MOBILE ESTS
D5780771 SLD 1446 IBIS DR 34224 HOLIDAY MOBILE ESTS
C7020002 SLD 11223 WILLMINGTON BLVD 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 63
D5779956 SLD 6129 REGATTA ST 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 72
D5774017 SLD 6281 FALCON DR 34224 LEMON BAY ISLES
N5766738 SLD 872 E 5TH STREET 34223 ROCK CREEK PARK
D5778400 SLD 1305 KINGFISHER DR 34224 HOLIDAY MOBILE ESTS
D5776834 SLD 250011TH ST 34224 GROVE CITYTERRACE
D558559 SLD 116 FLOWER 33947 ROTONDA HEIGHTS
D5780388 SLD 21 QUAILS RUN BLVD# 21102 34223 QUAILS RUN I
D5780402 SLD 611 APPLE LN # 128 34223 FOXWOOD
A3932016 SLD 945 OSCEOLA BLVD 34223 BAYVISTA BLVD
D5779474 SLD 4260 PLACIDA RD #13C 34224 FOREST PARK
A3936852 SLD 45 CAPE HAZE DR 33946 CAPE HAZE
D5781034 SLD 11144 DEERWOOD AVE 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 63
N5770977 SLD 2217 OLEADA CT 34224 PALM LAKE ESTS SEC 1
C7016937 SLD 13562 DARNELL AVE. 33981 GARDENS OF GULF COVE
D5780292 SLD 906 E 2ND ST 34223 ROCK CREEK PARK
D5780415 SLD 601 BRAMBLEWOOD LN #185 34223 FOXWOOD
N5770435 SLD 601 DEERWOOD AVE # 151 34223 FOXWOOD
A3932327 SLD 9268 ZORN ST 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 58
C7019430 SLD 11987 GRETCHEN AVE 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 65
D5778676 SLD 9132 BENSONHURST LN 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 74
C6997299 SLD 2635 N BEACH RD # 7 34223 SEA OATS BYTHE BAY
D5779804 SLD 407 EDEN DR 34223 ENGLEWOOD ISLES
C7013718 SLD 275 MARINER LN 33947 ROTONDA PINEHURST
C7018649 SLD 8099TRACEY CIR 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 93
N5765526 SLD 2285 BUCKSKIN DR 34223 ENGLEWOOD FARM ACRES
C7019885 SLD 9492 ATTICA CIR 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 81
D5781398 SLD 34 MEDALIST CT 33947 ROTONDA WEST WHITE MARSH
D5771604 SLD 714 BOUNDARY BLVD 33947 ROTONDA WEST BROADMOOR
A3932926 SLD 2765 N BEACH RD 34223 NOT APPLICABLE


List Price Pool Sold Price BE FB HB Built Property Style


29,900
34,900
44,900
65,900
69,900
72,000
74,900
79,000
79,900
89,900
90,900
92,900
99,500
104,900
108,950
127,900
129,000
129,900
130,000
136,000
139,900
139,900
150,000
163,900
169,000
199,900
199,990
210,000
225,000
275,000
299,999
485.000


30,000
34,500
51,250
61,000
65,000
50,000
67,500
54,500
70,000
78,000
89,400
82,800
95,000
121,900
100,000
120,000
129,000
118,000
116,000
123,000
138,000
140,900
140,000
135,000
155,000
157,500
172,000
200,000
215,000
260,000
280,000
483.000


2 1 1 1973 Manufactured/Mobile HomeAll Cash 01/21/11
1 1 0 1965 Manufactured/Mobile HomeAll Cash 01/19/11
2 2 0 1984 Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
2 2 0 2009 Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
2 2 0 1988 Manufactured/Mobile HomeAll Cash 01/21/11
2 1 1972 Single Family Home New FHA 01/21/11
2 2 1972 Manufactured/Mobile HomeAll Cash 01/20/11
2 2 1972 Single Family Home All Cash 01/18/11
3 2 2007 Single Family Home All Cash 01/18/11
2 2 0 1983 Condo New Conventional 01/18/11
2 2 0 1986 Villa All Cash 01/17/11
2 2 0 1979 Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
2 2 0 1997 Condo All Cash 01/20/11
4 2 0 1960 Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
3 2 0 2006 Single Family Home All Cash 01/18/11
2 2 0 1984 Single Family Home All Cash 01/18/11
3 2 0 2005 Single Family Home All Cash 01/19/11
2 2 0 1977 Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
2 2 0 1984 Villa All Cash 01/17/11
2 2 0 1984 Single Family Home All Cash 01/19/11
4 2 1 2007 Single Family Home New Conventional 01/19/11
3 2 0 2006 Single Family Home All Cash 01/20/11
3 2 1988 Single Family Home New Conventional 01/18/11
1 1 0 1982 Condo New Conventional 01/19/11
3 2 0 1981 Single Family Home All Cash 01/2111
3 2 2005 Single Family Home New Conventional 01/18/11
5 3 0 2007 Single Family Home All Cash 01/2111
3 2 1978 Single Family Home All Cash 01/18/11
3 2 0 1997 Single Family Home All Cash 01/2111
3 2 0 2000 Single Family Home All Cash 01/2111
4 3 2003 Single Family Home New Conventional 01/18/11
3 3 0 1973 Single Family Home New Conventional 01/21/11


CHARLOTTE COUNTY/NORTH PORT -COURTESY OF PUNTA GORDA, PORT CHARLOTTE, NORTH PORT ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS


ML# Status Address Zip Code Subdivision Name List Price
C7012474 SLD 23420 HARPER AVE 33980 CHARLOTTE ACRES 16,500
F1001300 SLD 21922 CATHERINE AVE 33952 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 33 25,000
C7020428 SLD 21040 DELAKE AVE 33954 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 34 25,000
F1001345 SLD 820 KINGS CT#G 33950 KINGS COURTVILLAS 27,900
A3936236 SLD 13494 NEWPORT AVE 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 66 33,900
C7020406 SLD 22138 MALONE AVE 33952 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 7 33,900
F1001160 SLD 26485 RAMPART BLVD # A-1 33983 VILLA MANOR 34,900
C7012728 SLD 25050 SANDHILL BLVD # 6B1 33983 PINES AT DEEP CREEK I 34,900
A3932505 SLD 19218 ABHENRY CIR 33948 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 37 36,900
N5771210 SLD 382 EDGEMERE NW ST 33948 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 8 39,000
C7014720 SLD 3549 BEACON DR 33980 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 9 39,900
D5781157 SLD 3103 PINETREE ST 33952 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 5 39,900
C7019031 SLD 25225 RAMPART BLVD # 306 33983 LAKESHORE OF CHARLOTTE COUNTY 49,500
M5817354 SLD 1393 RED OAK RD 34288 PORT CHARLOTTE 48 50,000
C7018909 SLD 1462RIODEJANEIROAVE#B202 33983 PORCHES AT DEEP CREEK 1 PH 1 53,900
C7018910 SLD 1462RIODEJANEIROAVE#B 101 33983 PORCHES AT DEEP CREEK 1 PH 1 53,900
C7014235 SLD 409 BONITA NW AVE 33952 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 10 54,900
D5781358 SLD 1244 SANDY ST 33952 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 26 59,450
D5779956 SLD 6129 REGATTA ST 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 72 65,900
D5780707 SLD 22470 NEW YORK AVE 33952 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 13 65,900
C7018376 SLD 19505 QUESADA AVE # C-103 33948 OAKS III 69,900
N5766738 SLD 872 E 5TH STREET 34223 ROCK CREEK PARK 72,000
C7017337 SLD 2469 IVANHOE ST 33952 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 20 74,900
C7011418 SLD 2060WILLOW HAMMOCKCIR#304 33983 LAKE VIEW II AT HERITAGE LAKE PARK PH 278,900


C7017963 SLD 5210 BUTTERFLY LN
C7016822 SLD 23110 LINDALE AVE
R4595009 SLD 2570 GREENLAND ST
D5780671 SLD 5100ABDELLALN
C7018142 SLD 11430 2ND AVE
A3932016 SLD 945 OSCEOLA BLVD
C7020027 SLD 21177 INSIDE AVE
C7017418 SLD 25457TERRAIN LN
R4595160 SLD 7533 MEROLLA RD
F1001340 SLD 21277 PEMBERTON AVE
C7020355 SLD 33 SAO PAULO DR
D5780113 SLD 601 SHREVE ST # 63-B
C7018752 SLD 2399 RIO DE JANEIRO AVE
D5780292 SLD 906 E 2ND ST
C7019430 SLD 11987 GRETCHEN AVE
C7005769 SLD 24067 BUCKINGHAM WAY
C7018062 SLD 2616 ROLLING RD
C7007658 SLD 292 ALLWORTHYST
C7015280 SLD 1528 SCARLETT AVE
C7009512 SLD 5114 MELBOURNE ST #1204
C7013084 SLD 18471 MONET AVE
C7013201 SLD 396WABASHTER
D5779804 SLD 407 EDEN DR
C7019898 SLD 207 KINDRED BLVD
C7018649 SLD 8099TRACEYCIR
C7016758 SLD 1787 BELLE CT
C7019885 SLD 9492 ATTICA CIR
C7019182 SLD 2531 QUAIL TER
C7018029 SLD 2402 RISKENTER
D5772118 SLD 12575 OGLESBYTER
C7015012 SLD 1736 SUZI ST
C7015555 SLD 1529 SUZI ST
C7018939 SLD 3946 CROOKED ISLAND DR
A3932926 SLD 2765 N BEACH RD


34288 PORT CHARLOTTE 12 79,900
33954 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 15 84,900
34288 PORT CHARLOTTE 89,000
34291 PORT CHARLOTTE 89,400
33955 SOUTH PUNTA GORDA HGHTS 1ST ADD 91,500
34223 BAYVISTA BLVD 92,900
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 27 97,520
33983 PUNTA GORDA ISLES SEC 23 99,900
34291 PORT CHARLOTTE 26 105,500
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 27 105,900
33983 PUNTA GORDA ISLES SEC 20 109,900
33950 BANYAN POINT 110,500
33983 PUNTA GORDA ISLES SEC 23 128,400
34223 ROCK CREEK PARK 129,900
33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 65 139,900
33980 KINGS GATE 149,000
34288 TOLEDO BLADE 149,000
33954 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 15 149,900
34289 LAKESIDE PLANTATION 149,900
33980 THE PEACE RIVER PRESERVE 150,000
33948 PORT CHARLOTTE 164,900
33954 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 15 164,900
34223 ENGLEWOOD ISLES 169,000
33954 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 14 169,900
33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 93 199,990
33950 PUNTA GORDA ISLES SEC 5 225,000
33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 81 225,000
33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 60 269,900
33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 60 289,900
33953 EGT 299,000
33950 PUNTA GORDA ISLES SEC 12 334,900
33950 PUNTA GORDA ISLES SEC 12 374,000
33950 PUNTA GORDA ISLES SEC 12 421,900
34223 NOT APPLICABLE 485,000


S Pool Sold Price BE FB HB Built


15,000
25,000
25,000
28,100
40,000
33,900
26,000
30,000
38,000
37,800
40,500
34,555
40,000
45,000
53,000
47,000
56,100
51,000
61,000
45,000
62,000
50,000
70,750
70,000
70,100
87,900
84,000
83,000
90,000
82,800
110,000
87,500
66,000
99,900
110,000
85,000
124,000
118,000
140,900
125,000
120,000
150,900
135,900
135,000
144,000
164,900
155,000
162,500
172,000
212,000
215,000
250,000
275,000
220,000
320,000
355,000
426,000
483,000


3 2 1956
2 1 0 1961
3 1 0 1981
1 1 0 1981
3 2 0 1973
2 2 0 1976
2 2 1987
2 2 1989
2 2 0 1982
3 2 0 1987
2 2 1972
3 2 0 1964
2 2 0 1984
3 2 0 2006
2 2 0 2006
2 2 0 2006
3 2 1974
4 3 0 1980
2 2 0 2009
3 2 1 1978
2 2 0 1985
2 1 1972
3 2 0 1997
2 2 2006
4 2 0 1997
3 2 0 1995
3 2 1 2006
3 2 0 2004
3 2 0 2006
2 2 0 1979
3 2 0 2003
3 2 0 1988
3 2 0 2007
3 2 0 1993
4 2 0 2006
2 2 0 1980
3 2 0 1982
2 2 0 1977
3 2 0 2006
3 2 0 2001
4 2 1 2005
4 2 1993
3 2 2003
3 2 1 2006
3 2 1992
3 2 1993
3 2 0 1981
3 2 0 2006
5 3 0 2007
2 2 0 1963
3 2 0 1997
3 2 0 1992
3 2 0 2010
2 2 1 1997
3 2 1 2010
3 2 0 1986
3 2 0 1991
3 3 0 1973


Property Style
Single Family Home
Single Family Home
Single Family Home
Condo
Single Family Home
Single Family Home
Condo
Condo
Single Family Home
Single Family Home
Single Family Home
Single Family Home
Condo
Single Family Home
Condo
Condo
Single Family Home
Single Family Home
Single Family Home
Single Family Home
Condo
Single Family Home


Sold Terms
All Cash
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All Cash
All Cash
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All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New FHA


01/20/11
01/21/11
01/21/11
01/21/11
01/24/11
01/21/11
01/21/11
01/24/11
01/20/11
01/24/11
01/26/11
01/21/11
01/21/11
01/24/11
01/25/11
01/25/11
01/26/11
01/20/11
01/21/11
01/24/11
01/24/11
01/21/11


Single Family Home New Conventional 01/20/11
Condo All Cash 01/20/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/20/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/24/11
Single Family Home New FHA 01/21/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
Single Family Home New Conventional 01/21/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/24/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/25/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/25/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
Condo New Conventional 01/25/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/20/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/26/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/24/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/20/11
Single Family Home Other 01/21/11
Condo All Cash 01/21/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
Single Family Home New Conventional 01/21/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
Single Family Home New Conventional 01/20/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/26/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/21/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/25/11
Single Family Home New Conventional 01/26/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/20/11
Single Family Home New Conventional 01/26/11
Single Family Home All Cash 01/26/11
Single Family Home New Conventional 01/21/11
Single Family Home New Conventional 01/21/11


SOUTH SARASOTA COUNTY -COURTESY OF VENICE AREA BOARD OF REALTORS


ML# Status Address Zip Code Subdivision Name List Price Poo
C7020101 SLD 253 ALGIERS DR 34293 VENICE EAST SEC 1 41,900 N
N5769079 SLD 311 E BAFFIN DR 34293 SOUTH VENICE UNIT 59 55,000 N
C7013416 SLD 313 PAMETO RD 34275 BAY POINT CORR 79,900 N
N5769601 SLD 510 GRANADA AVE # 102 34285 MANOR HOUSE SOUTH 89,900 N
C7019321 SLD 908 VILLAS DR # 64 34285 VENICE VILLAS 92,900 N
N5769942 SLD 5975 OSPREY RD 34293 SOUTH VENICE UNIT 68 150,000 N
N5770968 SLD 408 GIOVANNI DR 34275 SORRENTO EAST UNIT 4 159,900 N
N5770136 SLD 1714 CELTIC DR #102 34293 KENSINGTON PRESERVE OF ST ANDREWS EAST169,900 N
A3937209 SLD 107 COROT DR 34275 SORRENTO EAST UNIT 3 189,700 Y
N5768060 SLD 571 CATALINA ISLES CIR 34292 ISLES OF CHESTNUT CREEK UNIT 1 199,900 N
N5770325 SLD 1701 AUBURN LAKES DR# 31 34292 TUSCANY LAKE 214,900 Y
N5768315 SLD 1809 OAKWOOD CT 34293 HERITAGE LAKE ESTS 242,000 Y
A3932642 SLD 190 CIPRIANI WAY 34275 VENETIAN GOLF & RIVER CLUB PH 3A & 3B250,000 N
N5769689 SLD 1528 WATERFORD DR 34292 WATERFORD PH 1A 264,500 Y
A3935755 SLD 412 ARBORVIEW LN 34292 SAWGRASS UNIT 4 345,000 N
A3929771 SLD 591 OAK RIVER CT 34229 BAY OAKS ESTS UNIT 1 347,000 Y
N5769998 SLD 400 RIO TERRA 34285 BELLAGIO ON VENICE ISLAND 389,900 Y
A3912126 SLD 2007 CALUSA LAKES BLVD 34275 CALUSA LAKES UNIT 1 399,000 Y
A3921194 SLD 2199 CALUSA LAKES BLVD 34275 CALUSA LAKES UNIT 6 399,900 Y
N5769544 SLD 109 MEDICI TER 34275 VENETIAN GOLF & RIVER CLUB PH 3-1 449,000 Y
N5767448 SLD 416 BELLINI CIR 34275 SORRENTO SOUTH UNIT 1 495,000 Y


I Sold Price BE FB HB Built Property Style


47,000
44,000
75,000
90,000
70,000
130,000
125,000
162,000
170,000
180,000
188,000
220,000
240,000
250,000
350,100
320,000
370,000
370,000
350,000
432,500
415,000


Sold Terms Sold Date LP/SqFt


2 1 0 1971 Single Family Home All Cash 1/21/2011 56.39
2 2 1958 Single Family Home All Cash 1/19/2011 30.56
3 2 1958 Single Family Home Other 1/19/2011 85.73
2 1 1969 Condo All Cash 1/20/2011 124.86
0 1 0 1973 Condo All Cash 1/20/2011 387.08
3 2 1999 Single Family Home All Cash 1/20/2011 114.94
3 2 0 1981 Single Family Home All Cash 1/21/2011 86.01
2 2 0 2006 Condo New Conventional 1/20/2011 109.4
3 2 1 1980 Single Family Home All Cash 1/21/2011 95.18
3 2 1990 Single Family Home All Cash 1/20/2011 111.06
3 2 0 2004 Condo New Conventional 1/18/2011 141.01
2 2 1983 Single Family Home New Conventional 1/20/2011 124.29
3 2 0 2005 Single Family Home All Cash 1/21/2011 117.1
3 2 1990 Single Family Home All Cash 1/20/2011 123.25
3 2 0 2002 Single Family Home All Cash 1/17/2011 121.44
4 2 0 2000 Single Family Home New Conventional 1/19/2011 153.2
2 2 1 2001 Single Family Home All Cash 1/21/2011 222.55
3 3 1999 Single Family Home New Conventional 1/18/2011 149.61
3 2 1999 Single Family Home New Conventional 1/17/2011 153.51
3 3 2006 Single Family Home All Cash 1/18/2011 175.67
3 2 1 1975 Single Family Home All Cash 1/20/2011 206.94


Sold Terms Sold Date LP/SqFt


44.49
61.88
46.67
71.79
73.04
74.38
78.02
69.42
53.13
88.75
65.73
61.69
87.59
46.37
65.63
85.72
80.93
89.22
89.04
90.79
50.25
100.21
85.13
238.57
90.23
97.66
63.61
105.95
118.17
130.77
122.35
285.97


LP/SP Ratio
100.33
98.85
114.14
92.56
92.99
69.44
90.12
68.99
87.61
86.76
98.35
89.13
95.48
116.21
91.79
93.82
100
90.84
89.23
90.44
98.64
100.71
93.33
82.37
91.72
78.79
86
95.24
95.56
94.55
93.33
99.59


Sold Date LP/SqFt


16.3
22.83
23.15
46.5
28.34
27.9
38.61
40.21
34.62
34.95
43.65
25.68
56.51
31.09
49.22
40.93
33.85
29.53
71.79
32.84
75.65
74.38
63.58
100.13
36.3
59.7
42.71
74.81
53.92
61.69
52.57
50.51
53.55
56.97
51.24
79.04
86.82
89.22
100.21
96.63
70.25
64.45
80.16
83.33
75.89
98.39
90.23
93.76
63.61
146.58
118.17
159.42
187.03
164.83
160.32
202.49
163.34
285.97


LP/SP Ratio
90.91
100
100
100.72
117.99
100
74.5
85.96
102.98
96.92
101.5
86.6
80.81
90
98.33
87.2
102.19
85.79
92.56
68.29
88.7
69.44
94.46
88.72
87.73
103.53
94.38
92.84
98.36
89.13
112.8
87.59
62.56
94.33
100.09
76.92
96.57
90.84
100.71
83.89
80.54
100.67
90.66
90
87.33
100
91.72
95.64
86
94.22
95.56
92.63
94.86
73.58
95.55
94.92
100.97
99.59


LP/SP Ratio
112.17
80
93.87
100.11
75.35
86.67
78.17
95.35
89.62
90.05
87.48
90.91
96
94.52
101.48
92.22
94.9
92.73
87.52
96.33
83.84






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Saturday, January 29, 2011


WATERFRONT
Zl 515


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LOWEST PRICED direct bayfront
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Spectacular one of a kind 180
degree water views. Price
reduced by $300K to only
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MANASOTA KEY
Building lot 4th from Gulf.
$650,000
941474-3282


14554 i-rzzell Ka. UoulDe lot.
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SOUT OF TOWN LOTS
S1520


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321' gated, paved roads, under
grd util, $90K 941-662-0427
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L BUSINESS
FOR SALE
1600


DECORATIVE DRIVEWAY Busi-
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w/all tools to start your business
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EST. FITNESS center, turnkey,
trained staff, prime location, only
serious inquiries. 317-610-9479

BUSINESS RENTALS
1610


A PRIME 41 Locations, CG&CI,
retail, office, rest., warehse, auto &
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signage & visibility, some free rent
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ENGLEWOOD Office w/confer-
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I ADVERTISE WITH THE-
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incl Util., Net, Fax & Copier w/
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PUNTA GORDA Beauty/Barber
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terms negotiable,
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ARCADIA 12 ac By Owner!
House & Shop, 1399 ft. Hwy 17
Frontage, Zoned Comm. Info
863-494-5540 or 863-244-3585
LAKE WALES - Prime retail store-
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National Register of Historic
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INDUSTRIAL PROP I 3116
1620


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& STORAGE
1640


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+ bathroom. $600. mo + tax. 239-
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LEGALS



FICTITIOUS NAME
3112


Notice Under Fictitious
Name Law Pursuant to
Section 865.09,
Florida Statutes
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under-
signed, desiring to engage in business
under the fictitious name of The Palms
of Venice located at 320 Center Rd in
the County of Sarasota, in the city of
Venice, Florida 34292 intends to register
the said name with the Division of Corpo-
rations of the Florida Department of
State, Tallahassee, Florida.
Dated at Venice, Florida, this 27th day
of January 2011.
Marcia Kovacs
Publish: January 29, 2011

NOTICE OF ACTION
Z ^3116


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
Case No.: 10-0158-CA
CHARLOTTE STATE BANK, a
state banking corporation,
Plaintiff,
v.
MICHELL LOPEZ AND TEIMI
SERGIO; AND ANY AND ALL
UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING
BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND
AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED
INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS WHO
ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD
OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID
UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY
CLAIM AN INTEREST AS
SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES,
GRANTEES, OR OTHER
CLAIMANTS,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: MICHELL LOPEZ
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action
to foreclose a mortgage on the fol-
lowing property in Charlotte Coun-
ty, Florida:
Lot 12, Block 2850, Port
Charlotte Subdivision, Sec-
tion 47, according to the
Plat thereof as recorded in
Plat Book 5, Page(s)61A
through 61G, inclusive, of
the Public Records of Char-
lotte County, Florida.
has been filed against you and you
are required to serve a copy of
your written defenses, if any, to it
on Roger H. Miller III, Esquire,
Farr, Farr, Emerich, Hackett
and Carr, P.A., the Plaintiff's
attorney, whose address is 99
Nesbit Street, Punta Gorda,
Florida 33950, on or before Feb-
ruary 23rd. 2011, and file the orig-
inal with the Clerk of this Court
either before service on the Plain-
tiff's attorney or immediately there-
after; otherwise a default will be
entered against you for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated on January 19th. 2011.
BARBARA T. SCOTT
As Clerk of the Court
By: T. Pekar
As Deputy Clerk
Publish: January 22, 29, 2011
114849 2527012
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
FLORIDA IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE
COUNTY
CASE NO. 10005046CA
GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC,
Plaintiff,
vs.
STEPHANIE N. BRIGGS, et. al.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: SECTION 20 CIVIC ASSOCI-
ATION, INC.
A Florida corporation


Last known address(s): C/O CARR,
DAROL H. M, 2315 AARON ST.,
PORT CHARLOTTE, FL 33952
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action
for Foreclosure of Mortgage on the
following described property:
LOT 21, BLOCK 623, OF
PUNTA GORDA ISLES, SEC-


TION 20, ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF, AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
11, PAGES 2-A THROUGH 2-
Z-42, OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF CHARLOTTE
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
a/k/a 305 BAHIA BLANCA
DRIVE PUNTA GORDA, FL
33983
has been filed against you and
you are required to serve a copy of
your written defenses, if any, to it,
on Diana Chung, Attorney for Plain-
tiff, whose address is 2901 Stirling
Road, Suite 300, Fort Lauderdale,
Florida 33312 on or before Febru-
ary 22nd, 2011, and file the origi-
nal with the Clerk of this Court
either before service on Plaintiff's
attorney or immediately thereafter;
otherwise a default will be entered
against you for the relief demand-
ed in the complaint.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
this Court this 18th day of January,
2011.
BARBARA T. SCOTT
As Clerk of the Court
By: T. Pekar
As Deputy Clerk
A copy of this Notice of Action,
Complaint and Lis Pendens were
sent to the defendants and
address named above.
In accordance with the Americans
with Disabilities Act, persons need-
ing a reasonable accommodation
to participate in this proceeding
should, no later than seven (7)
days prior, contact the Clerk of the
Court's disability coordinator at
9416372113, 350 E MARION.
PUNTA GORDA FL, 33950. If hear-
ing impaired, contact (TDD)
8009558771 via Florida Relay
System.
This is an attempt to collect a
debt. Any information obtained
will be used for that purpose.
Publish: January 22, 29, 2011
117693 2526557

PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND
FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORI-
DA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO.: 08-2010-CA-003339
SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, INC.,
Plaintiff,
vs.
DALE HOSKISSON, et al,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO:
DALE HOSKISSON
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 5411
CHARD TERRACE, PORT CHAR-
LOTTE, FL 33981
ALSO ATTEMPTED AT: 6564 COLI-
SEUM BOULEVARD, PORT CHAR-
LOTTE, FL 33981; 97 W PACIFIC
STREET, BLACKFOOT, ID 83221
AND 60 ALEXANDER BLVD,
BLACKFOOT, ID 83221
CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN
LISA M. HOSKISSON
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 5411
CHARD TERRACE, PORT CHAR-
LOTTE, FL 33981
ALSO ATTEMPTED AT: 6564 COLI-
SEUM BOULEVARD, PORT CHAR-
LOTTE, FL 33981; 97 W PACIFIC
STREET, BLACKFOOT, ID 83221
AND 60 ALEXANDER BLVD,
BLACKFOOT, ID 83221
CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action
for Foreclosure of Mortgage on the
following described property:
Lot 6, Block 1767, Port
Charlotte Subdivision, Sec-
tion 52, according to the
Plat thereof, recorded in
Plat Book 5, Pages 66A
through 66F, of the Public
Records of Charlotte Coun-
ty, Florida.
Has been filed against you and you
are required to serve a copy of
your written defenses, if any, to it,
on Marshall C. Watson, P.A., Attor-
ney for Plaintiff, whose address is
1800 NW 49TH STREET, SUITE
120, FT. LAUDERDALE FL
33309 on or before February
22nd, 2011, a date which is within
thirty (30) days after the first publi-
cation of this Notice in the CHAR-
LOTTE SUN and file the original
with the Clerk of this Court either
before service on Plaintiff's attor-
ney or immediately thereafter; oth-
erwise a default will be entered
against you for the relief demand-
ed in the complaint.
If you are a person with a disabil-
ity who needs any accommodation
in order to participate in this pro-
ceeding, you are entitled, at no
cost to you, to the provision of cer-
tain assistance. Please contact the
Administrative Services Manager
whose office is located at 350 E.
Marion Avenue, Punta Gorda, Flori-
da 33950, and whose telephone
number is (941) 637-2281 at least
7 days before your scheduled
court appearance, or immediately
upon receiving this notification if
the time before the scheduled
appearance is less than 7 days; if
you are hearing or voice impaired,
call 711.
WITNESS my hand 18th day of
January, 2011.
Barbara T. Scott
As Clerk of the Court
By T. Pekar
As Deputy Clerk
Publish: January 22, 29, 2011
107507 2526592

NOTICE OF
AUCTION
3119

NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION
The following vehicles) will be auctioned
off for unpaid towing and storage


charges per FS 713.78. Vehicles) at
4001 Santa Barbara Blvd #239, Naples,
FL
1 1990 Chry Lebaron Cv Mar
1C3XJ4531LG416600
On February 14, 2011 at 9:00 am at
1049 Endeavor Court. Nokomis FL
The towing company reserves the right
to refuse any and all bids.
Publish: January 29, 2011


FORECLOSURE
3122


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
FLORIDA IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE
COUNTY
CASE NO. 08-6435-CA
WACHOVIA MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION,
Plaintiff,
vs.
WILLIAM G. FAIRCHILD; et. al.,
Defendantss.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-
suant to a Final Judgment of Fore-
closure dated January 11th. 2011
and entered in Case No. 08-6435-
CA, of the Circuit Court of the
Twentieth Judicial Circuit in and for
Charlotte County, Florida, wherein
WACHOVIA MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION is a Plaintiff and WILLIAM G.
FAIRCHILD; VIRGINIA L. FAIRCHILD,
UNKNOWN TENANT 1; UNKNOWN
TENANT 2 are the Defendants.
BARBARA T. SCOTT as The Clerk
of the Circuit Court will sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash at
www.charlotte.realforeclose.com,
at 11:00 am on March 11th. 2011
the following described property
as set forth in said Final Judgment,
to wit:
LOT 48, WYCHEWOOD
SHORES SUBDIVISION, A
SUBDIVISION ACCORDING
TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
4, AT PAGES 25A AND 25B,
OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS
OF CHARLOTTE COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
Any person claiming an interest in
the surplus from the sale, if any,
other than the property owner as
of the date of the lis pendens must
file a claim within 60 days after the
sale.
Dated this 12th day of January.
2011.
BARBARA T. SCOTT
As Clerk of the Court
By: N. Lokker
As Deputy Clerk
IMPORTANT
In accordance with the Ameri-
cans with Disabilities Act, per-
sons needing a reasonable
accommodation to participate
in this proceeding should, no
later than seven (7) days prior,
contact the Clerk of the Court's
disability coordinator at
9416372113, 350 E MARION,
PUNTA GORDA FL, 33950. If
hearing impaired, contact
(TDD) 8009558771 via Florida
Relay System.
Publish: January 22, 29, 2011
117693 2527047
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
20th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND
FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORI-
DA
GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION
CASE NO: 08-2008-CA-001122
US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
AS TRUSTEE
PLAINTIFF
VS.
SANDRA KETTLER; UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF SANDRA KETTLER IF
ANY; ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN
PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH,
UNDER, AND AGAINST THE HERE-
IN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN-
DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN
TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER
SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY
CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES,
HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS; JAMES F.
PAXON; KAREN T. PAXON; JOHN
DOE AND JANE DOE AS
UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSES-
SION,
DEFENDANTS)
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-
suant to a Summary Final Judg-
ment of Foreclosure dated Novem-
ber 10th. 2010 entered in Civil
Case No. 08-2008-CA-001122 of
the Circuit Court of the 20th Judi-
cial Circuit in and for CHARLOTTE
County, Punta Gorda, Florida, I will
sell to the highest and best bidder
for cash at www.charlotte.realfore-
close.com, Punta Gorda, Florida,
at 11:00 a.m. on the 11th day of
March. 2011 the following
described property as set forth in
said Summary Final Judgment, to-
wit:
LOT 22, BLOCK 3096,
PORT CHARLOTTE SUBDIVI-
SION, SECTION 50, A SUB-
DIVISION ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF, AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
5, PAGES 64A THROUGH
64F, OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF CHARLOTTE
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Any person claiming an interest in
the surplus from the sale, if any.
other than the property owner as
of the date of the lis pendens, must
file a claim within 60 days after the
sale.
Dated this 18th day of November.
2010.
BARBARA T. SCOTT
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By: N. Lokker
Deputy Clerk
If you are a person with a dis-
ability who needs any accom-
modation in order to partici-
pate in this proceeding, you are
entitled, at no cost to you, to
the provision of certain assis-
tance. Please contact COURT
ADMINISTRATION at least 7
days before your scheduled
court appearance, or immedi-
ately upon receiving this notifi-
cation if the time before the
scheduled appearance is less
than 7 days, at the CHARLOTTE
County Courthouse at 941-
637-2199; if you are hearing
or voice impaired, call 711.
Publish: January 22, 29, 2011
105947 2527054


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CHAR-
LOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL
DIVISION
CASE NO.
082008CA005301XXXXXX
WACHOVIA MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION,
Plaintiff,
vs.
MALORY VERTUS, et al.,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT
TO CHAPTER 45
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-


NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE
3122


suant to an Order or Summary
Final Judgment of Foreclosure
dated December 6th, 2010, and
entered in Case No.
082008CA005301XXXXXX of the
Circuit Court in and for Charlotte
County, Florida, wherein
WACHOVIA MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION is Plaintiff and MALORY VER-
TUS; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1;
UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and
ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING
INTERESTS BY, THROUGH, UNDER
OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN-
DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR HAV-
ING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY
RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE
PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED,
are Defendants. I will sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash at
website of www.charlotte.realfore-
close.com at Charlotte County,
Florida at 11:00 a.m. on the 9th
day of March, 2011, the following
described property as set forth in
said Order or Final Judgment, to-
wit:
LOT 20 IN BLOCK 3218 OF
PORT CHARLOTTE SUBDIVI-
SION SECTION 51, ACCORD-
ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5,
PAGE 65A THROUGH 65H, OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORI-
DA.
ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN
INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM
THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN
THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF
THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS
MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60
DAYS AFTER THE SALE.
In accordance with the Americans
with Disabilities Act of 1990, per-
sons needing special accommoda-
tion to participate in this proceed-
ing, you are entitled, at no cost to
you, to the provision of certain
assistance. Please contact the
Administrative Services Manager
whose office is located at 350 E.
Marion Ave, Punta Gorda, FL
33950, and whose telephone num-
ber is (941) 637-2281, within two
working days of your receipt of this
notice; if you are hearing or voice
impaired, call 1-800-955-8771.
DATED at Punta Gorda, Florida,
on December 8th, 2010.
BARBARA SCOTT
As Clerk, Circuit Court
BY: N. Lokker
As Deputy Clerk
Publish: January 22, 29, 2011
105230 2526301
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO.: 08-2008-CA-
005941
DIVISION:
WACHOVIA MORTGAGE, FSB.
F.K.A. WORLD SAVINGS BANK,
Plaintiff,
vs.
DANIEL R. MARTINS A/K/A
DANIEL D. MARTINS, et al,
Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT
TO CHAPTER 45
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pur
suant to a Final Judgment of Fore-
closure dated December 6th,
2010, and entered in Case No. 08-
2008-CA-005941 of the Circuit
Court of the Twentieth Judicial Cir-
cuit in and for Charlotte County,
Florida in which Wachovia Mort-
gage, Fsb. F.k.a. World Savings
Bank, is the Plaintiff and Daniel R.
Martins a/k/a Daniel D. Martins,
David D. Martins, Tenant # 1 n/k/a
Karalisa Zarifis, Tenant #2 n/k/a
Jason Zarifis, are defendants, I will
sell to the highest and best bidder
for cash online at www.char-
lotte.realforeclose.com, Char-
lotte County, Florida at 11:00 AM
on the 11th day of March, 2011,
the following described property
as set forth in said Final Judgment
of Foreclosure:
LOT 17, BLOCK 3716, PORT
CHARLOTTE SUBDIVISION,
SECTION 63, ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5,
PAGES 77A THROUGH 77G
INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF CHARLOTTE
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
A/K/A 6136 CATALAN ST,
ENGLEWOOD, FL 34224
Any person claiming an interest in
the surplus from the sale, if any,
other than the property owner as
of the date of the Lis Pendens
must file a claim within 60 days
after the sale.
Dated in Charlotte County, Florida
this 10th day of December, 2010.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Charlotte County, Florida
By: N. Lokker
Deputy Clerk
If you are a person with a disabili-
ty who needs any accommodation
in order to participate in a court
proceeding, you are entitled, at no
cost to you, to the provision of
certain assistance. Please contact
the Administrative Services Man-
ager, whose office is located at
350 E. Marion Ave., Punta Gorda,
FL 33950 and whose telephone
number is (941) 637-2281, within
two (2) working days of receipt of
this notice; if you are hearing or
voice impaired, call 1-800-955-
8771, Tel: (941) 637-2238; Fax:
(941) 637-2216.
Publish: January 22, 29, 2011
272484 2526351
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND
FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORI-
DA
CASE NO. 2009-4067 CA
BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST
COMPANY,
Plaintiff,
vs.
JACQUES CLOUTIER, et ux., et al.,
Defendantss.


NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-
suant to an Order or Final Judg-
ment Scheduling Foreclosure Sale
entered on January 18th. 2011 in
this case now pending in said
Court, the style of which is indicat-
ed above.
The Clerk shall sell the property at
public sale to the highest and best
bidder for cash, except as set
forth hereinafter, on February
23rd. 2011 at 11:00 am at
www.charlotte.realforeclose.com i


NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE
3122


n accordance with Chapter 45
Florida Statutes. The following
described property as set forth in
said Order or Final Judgment, to-
wit:
UNIT 602 BOCA VISTA HAR-
BOR D. A CONDOMINIUM
ACCORDING TO THE DEC-
LARATION OF CONDOMINI-
UM RECORDED IN OFFICIAL
RECORDS BOOK 2397.
PAGE 1303. AND AS PER
PLAT THEREOF RECORDED
IN CONDOMINIUM BOOK
12. PAGES 23A THROUGH
23K. PUBLIC RECORDS OF
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
FLORIDA.
a/k/a: 602 BOCA VISTA
HARBOR. PLACIDA. FLORI-
DA 33946-2630
ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN
INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS
FROM THE SALE. IF ANY.
OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY
OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF
THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A
CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER
THE SALE.
ORDERED AT CHARLOTTE
COUNTY, FLORIDA, this 18th day
of January, 2011.
As Clerk, Circuit Court
CHARLOTTE, Florida
By: N. Lokker
As Deputy Clerk
Publish: January 22, 29, 2011
123205 2526606
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
Case No. 09-6328-CA
FIRST BANK, a Missouri State
Chartered Bank, as successor by
merger to COAST BANK OF FLORI-
DA, a Florida State Chartered
Bank,
Plaintiff,
vs.
PATRICE BRUN, THE UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF PATRICE BRUN,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED
SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pur-
suant to Final Summary Judgment
in Foreclosure entered in this
cause, in the Circuit Court of Char-
lotte County, Florida, I will sell the
property situated in Charlotte
County, Florida, described below,
at public sale to the highest bidder
for cash, except as set forth here-
inafter, on March 11th, 2011 at
11:00 a.m. at www.charlotte.real-
foreclose.com, in accordance with
Chapter 45 Florida Statutes.
THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF
THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF
THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF
THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF
SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP 41
SOUTH, RANGE 23 EAST,
CHARLOTTE COUNTY,
FLORIDA, ALSO KNOWN AS
TRACTS 277 and 278,
CHARLOTTE RANCHETTES.
ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN
INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS
FROM THE SALE, IF ANY,
OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY
OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF
THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE
THEIR CLAIMS WITHIN SIXTY
(60) DAYS AFTER THE SALE.
NOTICE: If you are a person with
a disability who needs any accom-
modation in order to participate in
this proceeding, you are entitled,
at no cost to you, to the provision
of certain assistance. Please con-
tact the ADA Coordinator, 350 E.
Marion Avenue, Punta Gorda, FL,
33950, 1-941-637-2281, within
two (2) working days of your
receipt of this notice; if you are
hearing or voice impaired, call 1-
800-955-8771.
Dated: 1/12/11
BARBARA T. SCOTT
CLERK OF COURT
By N. Lokker
Deputy Clerk
Publish: January 22, 29, 2011
100738 2527114
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO.: 08-2009-CA-
001435
DIVISION:
DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL
TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE
FOR FIRST FRANKLIN MORT-
GAGE LOAN TRUST 2006-
FF11,
Plaintiff,
vs.
TONYA MILLER-TURCZYN,
A/K/A TONYA K. MILLER-TUR-
CZYN, et al,
Defendantss.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-
suant to a Final Judgment of Mort-
gage Foreclosure dated November
10, 2010 and entered in Case No.
08-2009-CA-001435 of the Circuit
Court of the TWENTIETH Judicial
Circuit in and for CHARLOTTE
County, Florida wherein DEUTSCHE
BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPA-
NY, AS TRUSTEE FOR FIRST
FRANKLIN MORTGAGE LOAN
TRUST 2006-FF11, is the Plaintiff
and TONYA MILLER-TURCZYN,
A/K/A TONYA K. MILLER-TUR-
CZYN; PETER TURCZYN; MORT-
GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS INCORPORATED AS
NOMINEE FOR HOME LOAN SER-
VICES, INC.; TENANT #1 N/K/A
GARY PRESTON and TENANT #2
N/K/A KATHLEEN PRESTON are
the Defendants, I will sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash at
WWW.CHARLOTTE.REALFORE-
CLOSE.COM in accordance with
Chapter 45 Florida Statues. at


11:00AM, on the 11th day of
March, 2011, the following
described property as set forth in
said Final Judgment:
LOT 39, BLOCK 348 OF
PUNTA GORDA ISLES, SEC-
TION 16, ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF,
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
8, PAGES 27A THROUGH
270, OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF CHARLOTTE
COUNTY, FLORIDA
A/K/A 16337 JAUREZ CIR-
CLE, PUNTA GORDA, FL
33955
Any person claiming an inter-






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est in the surplus from the sale,
if any, other than the property
owner as of the date of the Lis
Pendens must file a claim with-
in sixty (60) days after the sale.
WITNESS MY HAND and the seal
of this Court on November 18th,
2010.
Barbara T. Scott
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By: N. Lokker
Deputy Clerk
In accordance with the Ameri-
cans with Disabilities Act, per-
sons needing a special accom-
modation to participate in this
proceeding should contact the
Deputy Court Administrator
whose office is located at 116
West Olympia Avenue, Punta
Gorda, Florida 33950, tele-
phone number (813) 637-
2281; 1-800-955-8771 (TDD),
on 1-800-955-8770 (v), via
Florida Relay Service, not later
than seven (7) days prior to this
proceeding
Publish: January 22, 29, 2011
234766 2527090
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE
COUNTY, FLORIDA
Case No. 10-2562CA
IBERIABANK, a state of
Louisiana chartered commer-
cial bank qualified to do busi-
ness in the State of Florida,
Plaintiff,
v.
ANTHONY D. BARTIROME, AS
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
OF THE ESTATE OF KENNETH J.
SANDSTROM, SR. AND NOT
INDIVIDUALLY; and GEORGE W.
SMITH AND JULIE CARON,
f/k/a JULIE ALLEN, AS CO-
TRUSTEES OF THE KENNETH J.
SANDSTROM REVOCABLE
TRUST u/a/d NOVEMBER 12,
1991, a/k/a KENNETH D.
SANDSTROM REVOCABLE
TRUST u/a/d NOVEMBER 12,
1991,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that, pur-
suant to a Final Judgment entered
November 22nd, 2010, in Case
Number 10-2562CA in the Circuit
Court of Charlotte County, Florida,
I will sell the property situate in
Charlotte County, Florida,
described as:
Lots 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50,
51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57,
58, 59 and 60, SHULMAN'S
COMMERCIAL PARK, as per
plat thereof recorded in Plat
Book 15, Pages 45A through
45C, of the Public Records of
Charlotte County, Florida,
which shall be referred to herein as
the "Real Property."
Together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments, appur-
tenances, privileges, rights, inter-
ests dower, reversions, remain-
ders and easements thereunto
appertaining, all of which, together
with all of the following, will here-
inafter be referred to as the "Mort-
gaged Property":


A. all structures and improve-
ments on the Real Property;
B. all right, title, and interest of
Mortgagor to the materials, soil,
flowers, shrubs, crops, trees, tim-
ber, emblements and other prod-
ucts now or hereafter on, under or
above the Real Property, or any
part or parcel thereof;
C. all of Mortgagor's right, title,
interest, and privileges arising
under all contracts and permits
entered into or obtained in connec-
tion with the development or oper-
ation of the Real Property, includ-
ing by way of example and not in
limitation: all development and con-
struction permits, approvals, reso-
lutions, variances, licenses, and
franchises granted by municipal,
county, state, and federal govern-
mental authorities, or any of their
respective agencies; all architec-
tural, engineering, and construc-
tion contracts; all drawings, plans,
specifications and plats; and all
contracts and agreements for the
furnishing of utilities;
D. all of Mortgagor's interest in all
utility security deposits or bonds
deposited in connection with the
Real Property;
E. all of Mortgagor's interest as
lessor in and to all leases or rental
arrangements affecting all or any
part of the Real property and all
other rents and profits derived
from the Real Property, all income
or proceeds from the development
of or economic activity upon any
part of the Real Property;
F. all of Mortgagor's interest in
and to any and all contracts and
agreements for the sale of the Real
Property, or any part thereof or
any interest therein, now existing,
all of Mortgagor's interest in and
right to earnest money deposits
made upon such contracts and
agreements;
G. all land improvements to and
upon the Real Property, including
water, sanitary, and storm sewer
systems, and all related equipment
and appurtenances thereto, now
existing located in, upon, over or
under the Real Property;
H. all machinery, apparatus,
equipment, fittings, and fixtures,
whether actually or constructively
attached to the Real Property, and
all trade, domestic, and ornamen-
tal fixtures and articles of personal
property of every kind and nature
whatsoever now located in, upon,
over or under the Real Property, or
any part thereof, and used or
usable in connection with any pre-
sent or future operation or devel-
opment of the Real Property, and
now owned or hereafter acquired
by Mortgagor, including by way of
example and not in limitation: heat-
ing, air conditioning, freezing, light-
ing, laundry, incinerating, and
power equipment; engines, pipes,
wells, water filtering systems and
softening devices, water heaters,
pumps, tanks, and motors; all
swimming pools and appurte-
nances thereto; all electrical and
plumbing installations; all furniture,
furnishings, wall and floor cover-
ings, blinds, elevators, appliances,


television antennas and cables,
storm and screen windows and
doors, and lighting fixtures; all
building materials and equipment
now delivered to the Real Property
or stored at an off-site location
which are intended to be installed
on the Real Property;
I. all right, title and interest of
Mortgagor in and to all unearned
premiums accrued, accruing, or to
accrue under any and all insurance
policies now existing which covers
all or any portion of the Mortgaged
Property; all proceeds or sums
payable for the loss of or damage
to all or any portion of the Mort-
gaged Property; all payments
received under warranties applica-
ble to all or any portion of the Mort-
gaged Property; and any other
amounts received in satisfaction of
claims for defects in all or any por-
tion of the Mortgaged Property.
Together with all present and
future leases and other tenant
arrangements ("Lease"), which
affect all or any portion of the Prop-
erty.
Together with all rents, income
and profits arising from the
Lease(s) and any and all other
rents, income or profits for the use
and occupancy of the Property by
any person, firm, corporation or
other legal entity from whatever
source derived, all upon the follow-
ing terms and conditions:
1. Borrower hereby irrevocably
assigns to Lender all the third party
contract rights, security deposits,
rents, revenues of any kind or
nature, issues, profits and insur-
ance proceeds arising from the
Property, all leases affecting the
property and all contracts and con-
tract rights held by Borrower rela-
tive to the sale of any portion of
the Mortgaged Property, until such
time that the Note, and any future
advances or any renewals are paid
in full.
Any and all awards or payments,
including interest thereon, and the
right to receive the same, as a
result of (a) the exercise or the
right of eminent domain, (b)the
alteration of the grade of any
street, or (c) any other injury to,
taking of or decrease in the value
of the Mortgaged Property.
All contracts and contract rights
of Borrower arising from contracts
entered into in connection with
development, construction upon or
operation of the property, and all of
Debtor's right, title and interest in
and to any and all governmental
licenses, permits, approvals, allo-
cations and similar matters and
documents obtained or to be
obtained in connection with said
development, construction and
operation of the Mortgaged Prop-
erty.
All of Borrower's right, title and
interest in and to any trade names,
names of businesses or fictitious
names of any kind used in conjunc-
tion with the operation of any busi-
ness or endeavor located on the
Mortgaged Property.
All of Debtor's interest in all utility


NOTICE OF NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE FORECLOSURE
3122 3122


FORECLOSURE
3122

security deposits or bonds with
respect to the Mortgaged Property
or any part or parcel thereof.
at Public sale, to the highest and
best bidder for cash at www.Char-
lotte.realforeclose.com at 11:00
a.m. on the 24th day of February.
2011.
Any person claiming an interest in
the surplus from the sale, if any,
other than the property owner as
of the date of the lis pendens must
file a claim within 60 days after the
sale.
Dated: December 8th. 2010.
BARBARA T. SCOTT
CLERK OF COURT
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA
By N. Lokker
As Deputy Clerk
If you are a person with a dis-
ability who needs any accom-
modation in order to partici-
pate in this proceeding, you are
entitled, at no cost to you, to
the provision of certain assis-
tance. Please contact the
Administrative Services Man-
ager whose office is located at
350 E. Marion Avenue, Punta
Gorda, Florida 33950, and
whose telephone number is
(941) 637-2281, at least 7
days before your scheduled
court appearance, or immedi-
ately upon receiving this notifi-
cation if the time before the
scheduled appearance is less
than 7 days; if you are hearing
or voice impaired, call 711.
Publish: January 22, 29, 2011
274145 2528027

PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION
The following vehicle/vessel(s) will
be auctioned for unpaid towing &
storage charges only, per FS
713.78. Vehicle @ 2800 Vizza
Lane. North Port, FL 34286.
2002 TOYT
VIN# 4T3ZF13C52U472310
on February 10, 2011, @ 9am
PUBLISH: January 29, 2011
318559 2529132
PROMPT WRECKER SERVICE
11139 TAMIAMI TRAIL
PUNTA GORDA, FL 33955
(941) 6394000
AUCTION DATE 2/16/11 AT 10:00
AM
2006 HONDA
VIN# JHMCM564X6C002238
Publish: January 29, 2011
103614 2531280

S WORKSHOPS
S 3134



PUBLIC NOTICE OF A NEIGHBORHOOD
WORKSHOP
A Neighborhood Workshop will be held to
discuss proposed Rezone Petition No.
11-02 on an 11.07 acre + parcel located
on the west side of S.R. 776 (Englewood
Road) and east side of Old Englewood
Road (across from the Buchan Airfield).
This property is currently vacant. This
parcel is designated Office/Multi-Family
Residential on the Sarasota County Com-
prehensive Plan Future Land Use Map.
The proposed Rezoning Petition No. 11-
02 is a request by the property owner to
change the current zoning on the 11.07
acre + parcel from OUE-2 (Open Use
Estate, 1 dwelling unit per 2 acres) to
RMF-1/PUD (Residential Multi-Family, 6
dwelling units per acre/Planned Unit
Development). The proposed project
called Gateway Square & Villas will be a
pedestrian friendly/green/mixed use
commercial/residential project. The pro-
ject proposes nine - one story single fam-
ily homes in the southern portion of the


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WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ


Q 1 - As South, vulnerable, you hold: The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST
47KK960AKQ834J873 14 Pass 1F Pass
24 Pass ?

The bidding hasroceeded: What action do you take?


SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
10 Pass 14 Pass
9

What do you bid now?


Q 5 - Neither vulnerable, as South

you hold:


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WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
Pass 10 2* ?
The bidding has proceeded: *weak
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What do you bid now?


Q 6 - As South, vulnerable, you hold:


ACROSS
1 Do pull-ups
5 Aleutian island
9 Lint
14 Bronte heroine
Jane -
15 Where monkeys
swing
16 Quart, plus
17 Non-crystalline
gemstone
18 Cities
19 Full of energy
20 Motion detectors
22 Saw
24 Fridge stick
25 Proves innocent
26 Bleachers
29 Listens to
31 Coke rival
32 Milan money,
formerly
33 Capitalize on
36 Brewery product
37 Renowned
40 Dairy unit
41 1,060, to
Tiberius
42 "Diana"
composer
43 Orchid-loving
sleuth
45 "Them" author
47 Jewelers'
weights
48 Rush forward
51 Thin shoot


52 Looks upon
54 Web searchers
58 Flagpole topper
59 Operatic solo
61 Auto-supplies
store
62 Farm gate
63 "The King and I"
actress
64 Indigo dye
65 I thought -
never leave!
66 Memorial Day
race
67 Ringlet
DOWN
1 Business VIPs
2 Overpraise
3 Cyrus' realm,
today
4 Wrestling holds
5 Blue shades
6 Trunk
7 Gemsbok kin
8 Part of PGA
9 Straight-out
10 Easter blooms
11 Carthage neighbor
12 Flu symptom
13 Couples and
Waring
21 Long-ago hit
23 "Jaws" milieu
26 Junk mail
27 Pass the word
28 Summit


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30 La - tar pits
32 Bus route
33 West Coast
sch.
34 Velvety
35 Lea females
38 Sorted socks
39 Pluck a banjo
44 Type of number
45 By mouth
46 Made a pact
47 Yellow bird
48 Wave top


49 Moor
50 Farming major
51 Off-the-wall
53 South American
monkey
55 Billionth, in
combos
56 Grand in scope
57 Polio vaccine
inventor
60 Toon
Chihuahua


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The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST
16 16 ?

What do you bid now?


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S WORKSHOPS
S3134


site adjacent to the Pine Lakes Subdivi-
sion. To the north will be fourteen - two
story town homes adjacent to a recreat-
ed wetland system. North of this area will
be two - one story 5,000 square feet
office buildings and a one story 10,000
square feet neighborhood commercial
building in the northern tip of the parcel.
A 20 foot landscape buffer is shown on
the binding Development Concept Plan
along the western perimeter of the prop-
erty and a 15 foot landscape buffer and
6 foot wall are located along the southern
boundary. The proposed multi-purpose
trail and greenway trail system are shown
along S.R. 776. This is not a public hear-
ing. The purpose of the neighborhood
workshop is to inform neighboring resi-
dents of the nature of the project, view
the binding Development Concept Plan,
and to seek their comments. The work-
shop will be held on Monday, February 7,
2011, at 6:30 pm at the Elsie Quirk Pub-
lic Library Meeting Room, 100 West Dear-
born Street, Englewood, Florida. For
more information, call Brian Lichterman,
Owner of Vision Planning & Design at
941-780-4166. More information on pro-
posed Rezone Petition No. 11-02 can
also be obtained on the County's web site
at www.scgov.net.
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9 a.m. GOLF European Golf
Tour Volvo Golf Champions:
Third Round from Bahrain (T)
12 p.m. CSS College Basket-
ball George Mason Patriots at
William & Mary Tribe (L)
ESPN College Basketball
Georgetown Hoyas at Villanova
Wildcats from The Pavilion (L)
ESPN2 College Basketball
Xavier (OH) Musketeers at Rich-
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1 p.m. CBS College Basketball
Florida Gators at Mississippi
State Bulldogs (L)
FSN Women's College Bas-
ketball Oklahoma at Oklahoma
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GOLF PGA Tournament
Farmers Insurance Open: Third
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1:30 p.m. CW College Basket-
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2 p.m. CSS College Basketball
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Washington Colonials (L)
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North Carolina at North Carolina
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NBC USSA Skiing and Snow-
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3 p.m. CBS PGA Tournament
Farmers Insurance Open: Third
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NBC Figure Skating US Figure
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SPEED Rolex Sports Car Se-
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3:30 p.m. FSN College Basket-
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4 p.m. CSS College Basketball
James Madison Dukes at Dela-
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CW College Basketball Ten-
nessee Volunteers at Mississippi
Rebels (L)
ESPN College Basketball
Georgia Bulldogs at Kentucky
Wildcats from Rupp Arena (L)
ESPN2 Winter X Games 15
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MYN College Basketball Ten-
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Rebels (L)
5:30 p.m. FSN Women's Col-
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6 p.m. CSS College Basketball
Houston at East Carolina (L)
ESPN2 College Basketball
Ohio State Buckeyes at North-
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SUN College Basketball Ar-
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7 p.m. ESPN College Basket-
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GOLF PGA Champions Tour
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8 p.m. CSS College Basketball
Alabama-Birmingham Blazers at
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ESPN2 College Basketball
Pittsburgh Panthers at Rutgers
Scarlet Knights (L)
SUN College Basketball Loui-
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Crimson Tide (L)
WGN NBA Basketball Indiana
Pacers at Chicago Bulls (L)
9 p.m. ESPN Winter X Games
15 from Aspen, Colo. (L)
NBC Figure Skating US Figure
Skating Championship from
Greensboro, N.C. (T)
10 p.m. SHO Strikeforce Diaz
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11:55 am, 4:30 pm, 9:10 pm
The Mechanic (R, 100 min.) 10:30 am,
12:45 pm, 3:00 pm, 5:15 pm, 7:30 pm,
9:45 pm
No Strings Attached (R, 110 min.)
9:30 am, 12:00 pm, 2:30 pm, 5:00 pm,
7:30 pm, 10:00 pm
The Rite (PG-13, 112 min.) 10:45 am,
1:30 pm, 4:15 pm, 7:00 pm, 9:45 pm
True Grit (PG-13, 110 min.) 11:00 am,
1:30 pm, 4:45 pm, 7:00 pm, 9:15 pm
The Way Back (PG-13, 132 min.)
11:45 am. 7:15 pm


Yogi Bear 3D (PG, 82 min.) 9:45 pm

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Black Swan (R, 110 min.) 11:20 am,
1:55 pm, 4:30 pm, 7:15 pm, 9:45 pm
Country Strong (PG-13, 112 min.)
10:50 am, 1:20 pm, 4:10 pm, 6:50 pm,
9:30 pm
The Dilemma (PG-13, 118 min.)
11:55 am, 2:30 pm, 5:00 pm, 7:45 pm,
10:10 pm
The Fighter (R, 114 min.) 11:35 am,
2:35 pm, 5:10 pm, 7:50 pm, 10:30 pm
The Green Hornet 3D (PG-13, 108 min.)
11:30 am, 2:10 pm, 4:50 pm, 7:35 pm,
10:15 pm
The Green Hornet (PG-13, 108 min.)
10:40 am, 1:25 pm, 4:05 pm, 7:05 pm,
9:40 pm
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows -
Part 1 (PG-13, 146 min.) 10:25 am,
1:25 pm, 4:25 pm, 7:25 pm, 10:30 pm
Inside Job (PG-13, 108 min.) 10:25 am,


12:45 pm, 3:10 pm, 5:35 pm, 8:00 pm,
10:25 pm
The King's Speech (R, 111 min.)
10:45 am, 1:30 pm, 4:15 pm, 7:00 pm,
9:50 pm
Little Fockers (PG-13, 98 min.)
10:40 am, 1:10 pm, 3:25 pm, 5:40 pm,
8:05 pm, 10:25 pm
The Mechanic (R, 100 min.) 10:30 am,
12:55 pm, 3:20 pm, 5:45 pm, 8:10 pm,
10:35 pm
No Strings Attached (R, 110 min.)
11:45 am, 2:15 pm, 4:45 pm, 7:20 pm,
9:55 pm
The Rite (PG-13, 112 min.) 11:40 am,
2:20 pm, 4:55 pm, 7:30 pm, 10:05 pm
Season of the Witch (PG-13, 95 min.)
10:35 am, 12:50 pm, 3:05 pm,
5:20 pm, 7:40 pm, 10:00 pm
True Grit (PG-13, 110 min.) 11:05 am,
1:50 pm, 4:20 pm, 7:10 pm, 9:35 pm
Yogi Bear (PG, 82 min.) 11:25 am,
1:35 pm, 3:45 pm, 5:55 pm, 7:55 pm,
10:00 pm







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Casual modern dress inspires MOTHER GOOSE AND GRIMM By Mike Peters
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DEAR ABBY: American
society has become
ultra-casual in dress
and manners. When I
look at old photographs,
men and women used to
dress better and seemed
to take more pride in
their appearance. Now
they wear pajamas to
shop, torn jeans to work
and clothes that are too
small for large bodies.
I feel we are a nation of
slobs.
Are we doomed to be
this way in the future? I
work in an office of slobs
and everyone knows
I dislike the "casual
atmosphere," so please
don't print my name. -
DRESSED FOR SUCCESS
IN ALBUQUERQUE
DEAR DRESSED
FOR SUCCESS: You
are correct. People did
dress differently in the
1950s, which took time,
effort and money. Things
started changing in the
'60s - when the next
generation became the
demographic that was
being marketed to. After
that, younger people
began adopting the
"grunge chic" they were
seeing in music videos.
Are we doomed to be
this way forever? I think
so, unless there's a reac-
tionary fashion revolu-
tion. Frankly, I don't see
it happening anytime
soon.
But before labeling
your co-workers as slobs,
please remember that
they were hired looking
the way they do, and if
your employer didn't
approve of their appear-
ance, there would be a
dress code that is strictly
enforced.
DEAR ABBY: Tonight
I came home to find
three messages on my
phone. One was from a
doctor's office; the other
two were business calls.
Each one asked me to
call back. The callers
spoke plainly - until
they came to the phone
number, which they
rattled off so fast I had
to replay the messages
several times just to
be able to write the
numbers down.


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What's the matter with
people? This happens all
the time at work and at
home.
Callers, PLEASE slow
down and speak clearly
- as if you are picturing
someone actually writing
down your number. Abby,
am I getting old, or what?
- SAYWHA -? ORANGE,
CALIE
DEAR SAYWHA-?:
What you're experi-
encing usually happens
when the caller is in a
hurry or calling a list of
people they're trying to
get through. In a social
context, it is inconsiderate.
In a business context, it is
unprofessional.
People in the financial
field are trained to repeat
their phone numbers
slowly, clearly and TWICE
to prevent the problem
you have described. And
readers, if you are guilty
of this, please slow down
and take note.
DEAR ABBY: I have
four adult children. I
was diagnosed with
lung cancer three years
ago, but it was detected
early and my prognosis
is excellent. They keep
making comments about
their "inheritance." An
example: "Take care of
that painting - it's my
inheritance." Dealing with
the cancer is stressful, but
their comments make me
feel terrible. What can I
say to shut them up? -
NOT GOING ANYWHERE
YET
DEAR NOT GOING
ANYWHERE YET: Allow
me to offer a few sugges-
tions: 1. "Stop hanging
crepe because I'm not
dying"; 2. "Don't count
your chickens before
they're hatched"; and
3. "I will, because I've
decided to donate it to a
museum."


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ARIES (March 21-April 19). It helps you to
articulate your plans. However, it's best to do
this with someone who is already on your
team. An outsider would rather hear about
what you've already done.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20).You've long been
curious about how some aspect of business
works. A savvy friend can demystify this for
you. Perhaps this is a new source of income
for you to investigate.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You're bound
for business success.There is no secret to
unravel. If you work hard and smart enough
at this, you will succeed. Do your research
and leave your ego out of the equation.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). You'll entice
someone to do what they already wanted
to do.They were just too shy or secretive to
make their wishes known. Your powers of
influence will be heightened.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Just because an idea
is outrageous doesn't mean it isn't doable.
Put it to the test before you chuck the whole
notion. And if you find that it actually isn't
doable, it will still lead to something good.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).You've been so
good - sticking to your diet and to your
budget, too. So let yourself indulge a little
bit now. Small pleasures will feel like crazy
extravagances today.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23).You're not a
code-breaker, but you're pretty in tune to
human nature. Someone is hinting around,
and you wish this person would just come
out and say what's on her mind so you can
easily address it.


SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21).You will bea
newcomer on the scene. It's a powerful
position, since every thriving scene depends
on a steady trickle of fresh energy to keep it
alive. Enter with confidence.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov.22-Dec. 21).You have
much to offer professionally, though you
may feel that you still have not completely
broken into the higher ranks of your busi-
ness. You will gain respect and influence
today.
CAPRICORN (Dec.22-Jan.19). Friends
recognize the value in what you have to
offer. Now you'll have to convince the
outsiders.The support you already have will
be instrumental in your ability to gain more
support.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18).You areslowly
moving into a new lifestyle, and it gets more
comfortable for you every day. Today, you'll
expose yourself to the finer things in life
without overspending.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You may get
a powerful urge to do something that is
unwise, like call up that friend who's bad
for you or spend money you shouldn't be
spending. Divert your own attention until
the impulse passes.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (Jan. 29).This year,
you'll be paid for your unique and rare quali-
ties. Devotion to family will be rewarded, as
they make you proud in February. In March,
you'll carry out a vision for your personal
life. May brings a financial leg up. Your ro-
mantic life is quite satisfying, especially
the adventures in June and August. Pisces
and Capricorn people adore you. Your lucky
numbersare: 40,43, 22,16 and 45.


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DEAR DR. DONOHUE:
My husband talked me
into walking with him.
He calls it brisk walking.
I call it running. I can't
keep up with him. He
says my walking pace is
so slow that it's not doing
me any good. Is he right?
Can you help me resolve
this conflict? - R.J.
ANSWER: Moving,
regardless of the pace, is
better than sitting.
I think I can resolve
your conflict. My sugges-
tion is interval training.
You won't be able to keep
up with your husband
at the start, but, if you
stick to the program, you
will surpass him. In fact,
exercise by yourself for
a while until you're at a
level where you can best
him.
Interval training
consists of "intervals" of
very strenuous exercise
alternating with inter-
vals of less-demanding
exercise. For example,
you run as fast as you
can for a short time and
then slow down to a pace
where you catch your
breath and continue at
that pace for a longer
time. At the beginning,
the intense exercise
interval can be a second
or two, and the interval
of relaxed exercise can
be as long as five or 10
minutes.
The idea is to prog-
ress by lengthening the
time and distance of
the intense cycle and
shortening the time and
distance of the relaxed
period.
You want to strive
to the point where the
vigorous cycle is as long
as the less-intense cycle.
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Readers may
write Dr
Donohue at
PO. Box
536475,
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Florida 32853-64 75
take you a year or more.
Even if you make it to
the point where the
intense period is half
the time of the relaxed
period, you have made
great progress.
People can interval
train by biking, swim-
ming, walking, jogging
or running. Choose any
exercise that appeals to
you.
You didn't mention
your age, so I have to
give the usual caveat
about consulting
your doctor before
embarking on any
exercise program that
stresses the heart.
DEAR DR. DONOHUE:
Can an 80-year-old
man build muscles and
strength? Until my late
70s, I played softball and
was competitive in state
and county senior golf
tournaments. A month
before my 79th birthday,
I had a heart attack,
followed by four months
of rehab. Do you think I
am wasting time in the
gym as far as returning to
an earlier strength level?
- D.S.
ANSWER: It's a fact
that you can return to the
strength you had in your
70s and 60s. You must,
however, exercise within
the limits set by your
doctor. Ninety-year-olds
see strength gains when
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using a sitting service,
you need to write a letter
stating that the person
doing the sitting has the
right to authorize treat-
ment (medical treatment
- Heloise) of the animal.
Give this letter to your
vet, and give a copy to
the sitter. Leave all phone
numbers, state that all
minor problems shall be
treated and that you agree
to pay all charges. Indi-
cate that if the problem is
more critical, you are to
be contacted. Thanks for
all your good advice. -
Stephanie, via e-mail
Stephanie, excellent
point! Give the letter to
anyone watching your
animals, whether it's a
professional pet sitter,
friend, neighbor or family
member. And have infor-
mation about the closest
animal emergency clinic
handy, too. FYI: In the
previous column about
bonded, insured and
"licensed" pet sitters, of
course this means a busi-
ness license, not neces-
sarily a specialized license.
Woof, woof! - Heloise

Pet pal
Dear Readers: Libby
Hahn of Mason, Texas,
sent us a picture of her
yellow cat, aptly named
Mr. Yellow, making us
yearn for spring. He is
asleep on the fence, not
a care in the world, with
his front paws hanging
down and the beautiful
green grass below him.
To see Mr. Yellow and our
other Pet Pals, visit www.
Heloise.com, and click on
"Pets." - Heloise


Hints from Heloise

Dog walking 101
Dear Heloise: I have
some hints about dog
walking, since I walk my
three dogs every day:
*Walk the dogs at roughly
the same time each day.
* I walk my dogs on the
sidewalks, so they can't
mess up my neighbors'
yards.
* I make it a fun
workout for myself also,
by walking briskly. - A
Reader in Texas

It's in the bag
Dear Heloise: I've
noticed that in your
column, readers have
advised using "leftover"
plastic bags - newspaper
bags, shopping bags,
etc. - for collecting and
disposing of dog waste.
Please encourage your
readers to purchase biode-
gradable bags instead.
Typical plastic bags can
take hundreds of years to
disintegrate, and birds and
other small animals often
ingest them or become
trapped in them. The
biodegradable bags disin-
tegrate quickly. I know
they cost a little more, but
it's the responsible thing to
do. Thank you. - Steven
Beckham, via e-mail
A smart way to help the
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our animal friends.
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If Southwest Florida is the "paradise" we all love to brag
about to our northern friends, then the Village of Boca
Grande-on Gasparilla Island-is hands-down one of its
most magical settings. The enchantment one feels upon
arriving there is immediate. No sooner do you cross
the bridge linking the mainland to the northern tip of
the island than you realize you've discovered a place like
few others in the Sunshine State. Which is why this
authentic slice of old Florida has long been a coveted
refuge for celebrities, sportsmen, U.S. presidents; and
such legendary business tycoons as Henry Ford, J.P.
Morgan, Henry DuPont and Harvey Firestone. Their
privacy is respected in a place revered as much for its
blue water and white beaches as for its world class fishing
and boating. Last March, in fact, Barron's and The Wall
Street Journal jointly named Gasparilla Island one of the
"10 Best Places to Own Second Homes;" placing it in
such illustrious company as The Hamptons, Palm Beach,
Aspen, Pebble Beach and Maui.

Credit the island's history of meticulous preservation
for helping keep modern-day Boca Grande as unspoiled
as these early American industrialists must have found
it. Noticeably free from overdevelopment-thanks in
large part to the Gasparilla Conservation District Act
of 1980-the island hasn't a single high-rise, traffic light,
strip mall or gas station. Bike paths meander along its
entire seven-mile length and the preferred method of
motorized transport typically involves golf carts, some
elaborately customized to resemble '57 Chevys.

Life on Gasparilla Island revolves around the sea and the


Gone Fishing

myriad recreational opportunities that such a lifestyle
affords. Some of the best fishing in the world is right
here; and fishermen from around the world descend on
the island for a chance to reel-in the thousands of tarpon
that school through Boca Grande Pass every spring;
thus re-affirming its reputation as "Tarpon Capital of
the World."

Boating is another activity for which Gasparilla Island
is world famous. Acclaimed by Sailing Magazine as one
of the top ten sailing destinations in the United States,
there are 120 square miles of cruising waters to the east,
in Charlotte Harbor; and much more to the west, in
the Gulf of Mexico. The Intracoastal Waterway runs
up and down the island's interior coastline, weaving
through lush mangrove islands that offer spectacular
wildlife sightings and endless fishing, boating and kayak-
ing opportunities. Gasparilla Island State Park with
its beautifully restored centerpiece-the Boca Grande
Lighthouse, built in 1890-occupies the southern end
of the island.

The pace and rhythms of village life in Boca Grande can't
be too far removed from how it must have been nearly
a hundred years ago when the brand new Gasparilla
Inn & Club was primping for its debut. The renowned
inn was built in 1913 as seasonal lodging for some of
America's most affluent travelers. Over the past few
years, the landmark inn and club has been restored to
its previous luster while adding numerous modern-day
amenities.


N,.i i,, downtown Boca Grande is a melange of quaint
shops, boutiques, galleries, gourmet food stores and
restaurants, all neatly tucked into a few completely walk-
able blocks. Proud to take its place in the very heart
of this historic district is the newest office of Michael
Saunders & Company, which opens for business this
week at 420 East Railroad Avenue.

As a home grown, family-owned real estate company,
we are familiar faces on Gasparilla Island and have
long been the most trusted name in luxury real estate
throughout the region. With 23 offices from Bradenton
to Sarasota, Venice to Englewood and Punta Gorda to
Burnt Store, we have no shortage of Gulf Coast sand
in our shoes.

In a real estate market that has experienced a dearth of
buyers over the past few years, the unparalleled reach of
michaelsaunders.com-combined with the international
brokerage connections we've assembled over nearly four
decades-gives us the ability to showcase our listings
to more qualified buyers throughout the region and
around the world than any other real estate company
in Southwest Florida. These international affiliations
include Christie's International Real Estate, Luxury
Portfolio International, The European Real Estate
Network and Mayfair International Real Estate.

In other words, while you're fishing the waters off Boca
Grande your home is off fishing the world for its next
buyer.


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450 Coral Creek Dr Placida 5016 Bella Terra Dr Venice
$599,900 #D5779723 941-473-7750 $439,000 #N5770692 941-493-2500
Randall McLendon/Joni McLendon 941-504-5675 HeleneJohnston 941-486-8224
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$369,000 #N5771834 941-485-5421 $335,000 #C7015647 941-505-5555
Beverly Weltzien 941-223-0612 JenniferCalenda 941-916-0798


1670 New Point Comfort Rd Englewood 2225 22StW Boca Grande 1146 Larchmont Dr Englewood
$799,000 #A3938075 941-966-8000 $735,000 #D5779428 941-964-2000 $674,900 #D5781588 941-473-7750
TerriHealey 941-320-0389 CarolStewart 941-276-1162 PaulO'Brien 941-468-7157


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SUN PHOTOS BY LEE ROYSTON Fred Stovall and his 1937 Pontiac Convertible sedan.
Fred Stovall and his 1966 Lincoln Continental.


Jeff Parks and his family-owned 1966 Buick Skylark convertible,
"Harvey"


Going North: A Lincoln in Nokomis, Skylark in Venice


his week we've
gone to the
northern borders
of the Sun Newspapers'
readership area. The
majestic bronze-and-
white 1966 Lincoln
Continental sedan has
only 16,000 true miles
on it and is the late-
model pride of Fred
Stovall, 73, who resides
in Nokomis.
I can honestly say
this automobile is as
good as it looks inside
and out. Several years
ago his brother-in-
law, who lived in Fort
Wayne, Ind., acquired
it when it had only
13,000 miles on the
odometer. Later Fred
purchased it and
brought this big beauty
to Sarasota County
where I happened to be
covering an auto event.
Upon speaking with
Mr. Stovall, I learned
he lived nearby and
also owned other in-
teresting vehicles, the
1937 Pontiac convert-
ible sedan, which is
part of today's column,
as well as a 1937 Cadil-
lac convertible sedan
now under restoration.
This fellow informed
me that from age 10
he has always liked
old cars and bought
his first, a 1936 Chevy,
for $25. Over the years
he owned many more.
They include three
1950 Olds 88s, a 1961
Bonneville convert-
ible, plus a 1958 Chevy
convertible (which
he wished he'd kept),
a 1947 Studebaker, a
1960 Corvair, a 1968, a
1973, Cadillac, a 1991
Cadillac Alante, a 1986
Mustang and others,
mostly convertibles.
He and his wife of 51
years, Rosemary, enjoy
for everyday use a
2006 Chrysler 300 with
a Hemi V8, a Golden
Eagle Jeep, 1986 El
Camino and, for trips,
their 42-foot Gulf
Stream Motor Home.
All of the above were
acquired as the result
of hard work and long
hours for 28 years with
AT&T, from which he
retired at age 48 as a
manager.
Both Fred and Rose-
mary are natives of
Indiana and knew of
an older 20-unit motel
with a 300-seat res-
taurant in Monticello,
which they promptly
bought upon her retire-
ment from 15 years
as a food production
manager for a large
company. Between
their former jobs, rais-
ing two children, then
the motel and res-
taurant business this
couple had little time
to "smell the roses."
In 1986 they sold the
business and headed
south. Meanwhile the
son, Scott, spent years
in the Marine Corps,
(Fred too was a Marine
during 1956-58) and is
now retired. His sister,
Regina, is a depart-
ment manager for
Nordstroms in
Indianapolis.
Fred and Rosemary
settled down in No-
komis, but were still
busy overseeing the 22
apartment units they
owned along U.S. 41
next to the Sarasota
Hospital. The couple


sold the units five years
ago and now they are
just "coasting".
Fred is an active
member of the Venice
Region AACA Car Club.
Look them up if you
attend the gigantic
Devereaux/Kaiser Show
at the former Sarasota
Square Mall tomorrow.
Fred knows antique
autos, especially theirs
and is willing to share
his experience and
knowledge.
Specifications of the
1966 Lincoln: ba-
sic cost new, $5,750;
production, 35,809;
weight, 5,085 pounds;
wheelbase, 126 inches;
engine, OHVV8, 462
cubic inches, 340
horsepower.
Basic specifications
for the 1937 Pontiac
convertible sedan: cost
new, $906; wheelbase,
117 inches; weight,
3,375 pounds; three-
speed floor shift
transmission.

Sleek Skylark
That pretty silver
mist gray 1966 Buick
Skylark convertible is
owned by Jeff Parks, 58,
of South Venice.
Jeff's dad originally
bought it three years
old in 1969 from Darby
Buick in Sarasota as a
daily driver throughout
the years until 1995. In
1996 at 100,000 miles,
this reliable, fun car
became Jeff's and a full
restoration was started
by him with the re-
sult seen today. It has
always been garaged
and never had any rust
during those 45 years,
rare indeed.
This beauty was used
at his eldest son's wed-
ding for their "getaway
car". Everyone loved
it, Jeff said proudly as
most of the guests had
known "Harvey the
Buick" for a long time.
The reason for calling
it Harvey is that was
his father's first name.
Rolling back the years
to 1969, Jeff a single
young man moved from
Uniontown, near Pitts-
burgh, Pa., to Venice to
get away from the long
cold winters. He quickly
found work nearby at
Stottlemeyer & Shoe-
maker, a building sup-
ply company, staying
there until 1985. At that
time, this energetic
fellow started his own
home improvement
business, Jeff Parks
Painting and Pressure
Cleaning, LLC. Along
the way he married
Nina, a relocated Con-
necticut girl, and began
a family, five sons
ranging in age from 16
to 34.
Together they built a
1977 Mustang, a 1979
Granada, a 1964 Chev-
elle, a 1967 Cougar XR7
and a 1974 Nova, all of
which these boys drove
to school and later to
jobs. Each learned a lot
on those projects about
cars.


Scrt o t'7 P c sw lr

Engine compartment of the'37 Pontiac showing large "trumpet" horns.


The 340 cubic-inch, V8, 260 horsepower engine of the'66 Skylark.


Jeff himself has
owned a 1960 Edsel
(his first car) a 1962
Rambler convertible, a
1969 Dodge Dart and
a 1973 sub-lime green
Duster 340 purchased


new at Venice Chrys-
ler that he kept for
15 years. They were
alright, however none
ever measured up to
the family Buick.
When I asked him


about some details
about "Harvey", they
came off the tip of his
tongue very quickly:
cost new in 1966, about
$3,500 (Jeff's dad paid
$2,500 in 1969; produc-


Roomy interior of 1966 Continental sedan.


INFORMATION
FOR COLLECTOR
CAR EVENTS
Larry Day of Lee County has
Cruise In and show information
from Cape Coral to Sarasota.
E-mail him at lwnkday@aol.
com to get on his free e-mail
newsletter with all the details.

Locate local
cruise-ins
and shows
www.Flacarshows.com or
www.musclecarcity.com.

Contact
local DJs
Tommy's Traveling Tunes,
941-240-5799
Lance Cruisin to the Hop,
941-371-1061 for their latest
events.

tion, 6,129; wheelbase,
115 inches; weight,
(basic) 3,259; engine,
340 V8 cubic inches,
260 horsepower with
365-pound Torque;
has P-top, PS, PB, auto
trans, dual exhaust,
rally wheels/with
Goodyear wing-foot
series 60 tires.
Look for this inter-
esting car, usually top
down and the happy
owners at shows in
Southwest Florida.

Tip of the Week
Change oil every
three months or 1,000
miles in collector ve-
hicles because of acid
action and/or sludge
buildup from lack of
regular use. That's
the same schedule as
printed in most pre-
1950s cars and trucks
owner's manuals.
For modern cars, the
schedule is different,
however to keep war-
ranties in effect, proof
of regular oil changes
and other maintenance
are a must. Consult
your mechanic or
dealer service adviser.

Have unwanted
trophies?
Please call 941-575-
0202 to arrange for
pickup or delivery.
They will be rebuilt
and used in the future.

Save this date
The Sun Newspapers'
fourth annual Mid-
Winter Collector Car
Show and Open House
is set for Feb. 12, at the
paper's Charlotte Sun
office, 23170 Harbor-
view Road, Charlotte
Harbor. It will fea-
ture 24 trophies, live
music from the '50s,
'60s and '70s, special
benefits to drivers of
cars, trucks and mo-
torcycles at least 22
years old. There is no
entry fee. Pre-register
with "Ozzie" Osborne
at 941-235-7701 now as
space restrictions allow
for only 100 vehicles.
Watch for future ads
with more informa-
tion. It's also free to the
public.

Don Royston is presi-
dent and co-founder
of the Veteran Motor
Car Club of America
SW Florida Region and
may be reached at 941-
575-0202 or leekr42@
embarqmail. corn.


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OIL PAINTING, Bob Ross - Gary
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Assoc. Public/Beginners wel-
come. $50. Bring a lunch. Jan
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PG BOAT CLUB
802 Retta Esplanade.
Tues. 8am.
WOODCARVING
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BELLY DANCING
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941-276-0935

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FREE discussion group. Sub-
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6:15-7:45p, Venice Island Library,
Room A, (845)-532-6248.
jel@rmsanalytics.com


GPS COURSE FOR BOATERS GULF COAST ACUPUNCTURE FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH


The US Coast Guard Auxiliary,
Flotilla 98, Charlotte Harbor is
offering "GPS for Mariners". This
program will focus on how to use
a GPS for recreational boating.
Those having a handheld GPS are
encouraged to bring it to class.
The program will be presented
from 7pm to 9pm on February
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Isles Civic Association, 2001
Shreve St. Punta Gorda, Fl. To
enroll or for further information
please call:
Tom Gramza 941-639-3236
HOMEOPATHIC STUDY GROUP
Englewood/Venice
4143 Woodmere Park Blvd-
Jacaranda Frances T. Bourne
Library
Tuesday 6:00 - 7:30 PM
Group meets to study Homeo-
pathic Philosophy, Remedies, &
various relevant topics pertaining
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Group meets every 2nd
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400 W. Retta Esplanade
Saturday at 9:30am.
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151 Center Rd.
Wednesday 5:30pm
Thursday 9:00 am
Saturday 8:30am
YOGA FOR BEGINNERS
Proceeds to
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Call Rick or Mary 941-488-1769
KRIYA YOGA MEDITATION
1250 Rutledge St.
Unity Church of Peace
Monday at 7pm.
941-423-0029
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2001 Shreeve St. See
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941-766-9357


4005 Palm Drive, Punta Gorda
Various Days & Times
CONFIRMATION/BIBLE STUDY
Classes for Youth and Adult
941-639-6309
WIDOWS CONFERENCE
January 29, 2011
8:30-4:30pm
1st Baptist Port Charlotte
20035 Quesada Ave
Port Charlotte, FL 33952
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with Linda Weser, 7 p.m. every
Monday at Unity Church of Peace,
1250 Rutledge Street, off Veter-
ans Boulevard between Orlando
Boulevard and Torrington Street,
Port Charlotte/North Port line.
Free; open to the public.
9414238171 or 941629-2077
CPR/FIRST AID
American Red Cross
Individual Classes for $40
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Placement assistance
23 Years in SW Florida
Day, Eve & Saturday classes
$35/week Payment Plans
All Credit Cards Accepted
FI Dept. of Edu Lic #4211
(941) 564-9633
BARTENDERS/PIZZA COOKS
needed for busy Italian restaurant.
EXPERIENCE A MUST. Great
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person to: Donatos, Murdock Car-
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P.C. (next to Lowe's) 941-235-
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941-505-bars (2277)
BOCA GRANDE CLUB NOW
seeking:
WAITSTAFF
Bridge tolls paid.
please call BECKY @
941-964-7543
COOK, Full time, experienced line
cook, apply in person, Luigis 3883
Tamiami Trail, Pt. Charlotte
COOK, RESIDENT AIDE and
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person, 9am4pm, with creden-
tials, The Courtyard Assisted Liv-
ing, 26455 Rampart Blvd., Deep
Creek
COOK needed PT, EAGLE
GRILL Miller's Dockside
BOCA GRANDE Marina
941-964-8000
KITCHEN HELP, Experience a
must. Drug Free Work Place. Apply
in person to: Punta Gorda Elks,
25538 Shore Dr. P.G.
LINECOOKS & WAITSTAFF, Exp,
Apply in person before 3PM At
JB'S Conch Cafe (941)475-1747
SERVER, PT, golf course server,
days & evenings, flex hrs, Sundays
a must. Apply in person Rotonda
Golf & Country Club on Tues, Wed,
Fri, or Sat. Ask for Cathy.
WAITSTAFF FULL & PART TIME
ON MANASOTA KEY CALL 941-
474-2614


A/C SERVICE TECH WITH MIN. 5
YR SERVICE EXP. Must Have FL
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Highlands Rd P.G. 941-627-8881
AUTO BODY PAINTER,
Experienced. Must have tools
and transportation. JACKIE'S
(941)-255-5967
ELECTRICIAN - Two years mini-
mum Residential EXPERIENCE
Required EOE DFWP Phone 941-
698-9799. Fax 941- 698-9992
PARTS ASSOCIATE.
Immediate opening, RV &
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Full time. DFW Non-Smoker
Call Ed Davidson at
941-966-2182 fax
(941) 966-7421 or
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preferred. Must have own
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interior and appliance repairs.
Full time. DFW Non-Smoker
Call Ed Davidson 941-966-
2182,
fax (941) 966-7421 or
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TIRE TECH needed. Must be exp
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Must have valid DL. Apply in Per-
son: Sterns Auto Service 1590 So.
Mccall Rd, Englewood.
WELDER NEEDED, must be able
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"ARE YOU TI BEST OF THE BEST?"
DUE TO HIGH VEHICLE DEMAND
SUNSET CHEVROLET BUICK GMC
IS IN IMMEDIATE NEED OF
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Enthusiastic & expd in retail.
Salary, commission, & benefits.
The Furniture Warehouse.
(239)-246-6262

Newspaper
Advertising Manager
The Charlotte Sun advertising
department has an outstanding
opportunity to join a winning
team where you make the differ-
ence. We are looking for an
experienced sales manager with
a positive, energetic, can-do
approach to join our advertising
team. We are looking for a high-
ly motivated individual who
thrives on the sales challenges
and enjoys working in a positive
team environment. The right per-
son will have the ability to
become a leader in the business
community through extensive
networking and involvement.
Responsibilities include manag-
ing a sales team with existing
clients, marketing of new
prospects, face-to-face sales,
closing contracts, identifying
client needs and cold calling.
The advertising manager
spends the days riding in the car
with account executives on a
regular basis. Qualified candi-
date will have the drive to meet
and exceed sales targets,
exceptional sales presentation
skills, and excellent verbal and
written communication skills.
*Competitive salary plus bonus
*Vacation
*Health insurance
*Sick and short term disability
*401(k)
*Training

Please send your resume to:
Sun Newspapers
Glen Nickerson
Advertising Director
23170 Harborview Road
Port Charlotte, Florida 33980
gnickerson@sun-herald.com
Fax: 941-629-4499

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MERCHANDISE


GARAGE SALES
6001

RUMMAGE/FLEA MARKET
Pine Creek Chapel 4 mi. out
Hwy 72 Sat. 2/26 8-3, Spaces
available $10, Auction @ 1pm ,
Bake Sale & Refreshments 863-
494-9166 or 863-494-6574
DSAT. 8-? 1452 NE Lincoln
Dr. (off 17 North) MULTI FAM-
ILY SALE! Misc. Items. Too Much
to List!

ENGLEWOOD
GARAGE SALES
6002

SFRI. SAT 8-1
2065 MISSISSIPPI AVE
ESTATE SALE Entire contents of
2BR home. by B. Moyerman
FRI.-SAT. 8-2 500 Viridian
St. Tools, collectibles, patio
furniture, household items, appli-
ances, clothes & misc.
DSAT. 7-3 5225 Callaway
St. off Jennings/White Ave.
ESTATE SALE. Everything must
go! Living Rm set only 6 months
old, Queen bed rm set, tools
clothes & much more.

D SAT. 8-1 7474 Sea Mist
Dr. Moving Sale: furniture &
household goods.

BUY IT!
SELL IT!
FIND IT!
SUN CLASSIFIED!



SAT. 8-1 Pavillion on Ingraham
BI. off 771(S Gulf Cove), Some-
thing for everyone. Tables avail-
ble. $10.00 ea. (941)-697-1772
SAT. 8-2 6444 Hamlet
Drive. Household goods,
tools, books, bake table. Off 776,
Right on Faust.
SAT.-SUN. 9-2 ALL STAR
STORAGE. 3985 S. McCall
Rd. Tools, Electronics, House-
hold,Etc LOOK FOR THE BANNER

LAKESUZY AREA
GARAGE SALES
6003

SAT. 9-1
12274 Sw Egret Cir.
EGRET POINTE ANNUAL SALE
Lots of items, Hot dogs,
refreshments, soo much more.
DSAT. 9-1 Huge Community
Sale Lake Suzy Estates 175
Exit 170 go NE on Kings Hwy 1
mi turn right on Courtly Manor.

NOKOMIS/OSPREY
GARAGE SALES
6004

-SAT.JAN 29, 8-1 515 South
Tamiami Trail, Osprey. The
Arbors Mobile Home Park Annual
Carport sale - look for balloons

NORTH PORT
GARAGE SALES
L 6005

DFRI.-SAT. 9-2
6128 Pan American Blvd..
3 FAMILIES -
LOTS OF ITEMS.


D FRI.-SAT. 9-4
13816 TAMIAMI TR. (Next to
NP library). Assorted furniture &
household items


FRI.-SUN. 8-5 6517 Kenwood
Dr. Electronics, Household,
Clothes, VHS Tapes, & MUCH
MORE!!!
DSAT 8-2 5936 Hillsborough
Blvd, Moving Sale, household
and 1 twin bed.


SAT.-SAT. 8-2 7373 Tropiciare
Blvd, North Port FL. Furniture,
King Size Bed, Dressers, Garage
Items, Lawn mower, weed eater,
pressure washer
D SAT...8-5 & SUN...8-3
2755 Canoe Lane. Antiques,
Collectibles & more.

PT. CHARLOTTE/DEEP
CREEK GARAGE SALES
6006


- FRI. 8 -2 -SAT. 8-12
iReedemer-Lutheran Church,
YARD SALE. 6465 Mayport Rd.
East Englewood. 941-475-2410
-FRI.-SAT. 8-1 26197 Con-
stantine Rd. Deep Creek.
Artist & craft supplies, fishing
equip., motorized 3 wheel trike &
much more.
SFRI.-SAT. 8-2 2364
Granadeer St. Ladies sm.
name brand clothe (LL Bean & Tal-
bot, nearly new), lanai furniture &
much more.
-FRI.-SAT. 8-2 Corner of
Coblentz & Mays Ave.
Multi Family Fundraiser
for Micheal Maietta. Lots
of furniture, clothes, tools, etc
-]FRI.-SAT. 8-4
23143 Nancy Ave.
Garage door, hot tub, and lots of
misc.
SFRI.-SAT. 8-4:30
26055 Concepcion Dr. Deep
Creek. Moving - plenty of items
available. No clothes.
--FRI.-SAT. 8:30-3 20348
'Mt Prospect Ave., P. Char.
FRI.-SAT. 9-3
21264 Higgs Dr. Off Harbor
ESTATE SALE - EVERYTHING
MUST GO ! 941-875-0569
[ FRI.-SAT. 9-3
25206 Nocturne Ln.
NEW & USED BARGAINS. Cloth-
ing, stain glass supplies, execu-
tive desk, costume jewlery, porta
power & the list goes on.
SAT. 7-3 19266 Edgewater
Dr. FUND RAISER TAG SALE!
All Proceeds go to Relay For Life.
MUTLI FAMILY! Furn., Hshld..ETC!
-SAT. 8-? 17184 O'Hara Dr.
L(Corner of O'Hara & Flamin-
go) Van, Kayak, TV's, Clothes,
Pictures, Hshld, Books & MORE!!
-SAT. 8-? 3492 Tamiami Trail
(Good Samaritan Thrift Store
Parking Lot) Held by Vietnam
Veterans of America Chapter
1037. Yard Sale, Hot Dogs &
Fresh Produce Available.
DSAT. 8-2 4485 Tamiami
Trail Port Charlotte. HUGE 5
FAMILY RUMMAGE SALE in the
parking lot of Phil Wilson Realty.
Hundreds of items and lots of
variety!!!!



SAT. 8-3 18147 Edgewater Dr.
{Near Collingswood}
Electronics, Patio Furniture,
TV/Stands,Truck Tool Boxes,
Books, Toys, Misc.
-SAT.-SUN. 7-3 851
Columbia St. Hunting &
Fishing equipment, tools, tool
boxes, & misc.


-SAT.-SUN. 8-1 449 Atwater
St. Bet. Peachland/Veterans
MOVING Furn., elect., knick-
knacks, more. All priced to move!
D SAT.-SUN. 8-2
234 Albert Lane. Peachland
to Hallcrest to Albert Ln
LOTS OF GOOD STUFF !
-SAT.-SUN. 9-4 966 Spring
View Ave NW. Lanai set,
barstools, highchair, jr
clothes, electronics, antiques,
handicapped lift, much hshld
-SUN. 9-2
2036 LOVELAND BLVD.
7TH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH,
combined yard sale
THURS-FRI-SAT 9-4.
20145 Midway Blvd. Collec-
tables, Furn & Much More
I-]THURS., FRI. & SAT.9-5 &
SUN. 9-2 24100 Tiseo Blvd
Unit 15. Off Kings Hwy next to
Hess gas station, Crazy Al's Qual-
ity Used Furniture is having a
HUGE GARAGE SALE - Coca
Cola bike. We have it all - lets
make a deal.
( GEETC RESULTS D
USE CLASSIFIED!


THURS.,FRI..& SAT. 8A-4P
149 Cambridge Dr., Port Char-
lotte. PACKED TO THE
RAFTERS ESTATE SALE,
Antiques, loads of vintage &
antique tools, lots of fine & cos-
tume jewelry, tons of other
antiques & collectibles, furniture,
lots of beautiful art work & much
to much to list.


GARAGE SALES
Z 6007


CONSIGNMENTS WANTED
PGI store is open. We want your
stuff by appointment! Furniture
& Accessories. (941)-916-9498
FRI.-SAT. 8-?
4929 Riverside Dr.
Multi Family Yard Sale
-D FRI.-SAT. 8-12
HUGE multi family sale.
El Cerito Ct. and Via Venice. Many
treasures & misc.
-IFRI.-SAT. 8-2 1311 Santia-
Igo Ct. PGI (Aqui Esta & Mag-
dolina, 1st Cul-de-sac on Left).
Misc Hsld Clothes..Too Much List!
SFRI.-SAT. 8-2 4521 Peli-
can Point Dr. Multi Family:
many indoor & outdoor items -
large & small.
-SAT-SUN 8-2 253 Divinci
Dr., Household Items A-Z,
Furniture, Tables, Tires, Etc.
-SAT. 8-1 10100 Burnt Store
Rd. Riverhaven Park: Large
Garage & Bake Sale at Club-
house. Breakfast & Lunch avail.
DSAT. 8-2 150 Harborside
Ave (formerly W.Retta
Espl.). Charlevoi Condo Annual
Sale, 80 units,(betw.Event Ctr.
& Sheraton) incl.furniture,house-
hold items, clothing,games,toi-
let,everything incl.kitchen sink.
NO EARLY BIRDS thank you.
D-SAT. 8:30-4:30
1110 Coronado Dr.
Home decor type items & more.
-SAT. 9-3 820 Bal Harbor
Blvd. Quilts, Oak sidetable,
Dr. Shoals massage chair, house-
wares, craft flowers, & misc.
mSAT. JAN. 29, 8-1 Lake-
wood Village, 5601 Dun-
can Rd. (Rt 17). Community
garage sale. Something for
everyone plus baked goods &
lunch served.

SATURDAY ONLY. SAM-1PM
Park Hill Annual Flea Market
10101 Burnt Store Rd.
LOTS & LOTS of Items!
Food & Bake Sale!


HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDED
IMMEDIATELY
Full Time & Part Time
Fax 941- 488-2879
Call 941- 240-1018
Apply in person at
1000 Aston Gardens Drive,
Venice


GARAGE SALES
6008

-SAT. 8-2 30 Golfview Court.
antq. toys-dishes-cameras-tv
speakers-jewelry-typewriter
tools-westerns-lots of misc.
D-SAT.-SUN. 7-11
62 Mark Twain Lane.
Household goods, kitchen, pic-
tures & much more.


GARAGE SALES
6010

m-FRI.-SAT. 8 - ? 1363
ILemon Bay Drive. NO EARLY
BIRDS. Out of Business gift shop
items, including fair trade. Collec-
tables, household goods, vintage
items, lots of unique stuff.
-SAT. 8-1
FAIRWAY VILLAGE. Multi
Family Sale, Off Rockley Rd.
in Plantation Golf & CC.
-SAT. ONLY 9-2
255 Morningside Rd.
HUGE SALE Household, wall art,
furniture, FISHING equip., Low
Prices. No early birds please.
-SAT.-SUN. 8-4 5841
Osprey Rd. Great Stuff! Hurry
Before It's All Gone!!

SVENICE AREA
GARAGE SALES
6011

R-FRI. 8-2 & SAT. 8-12 255
The Esplanade North. Furni-
ture, Small Appliances, House-
hold, Books & MUCH MORE!!
D FRI.-SAT. 8-5
740 Golf Dr. -ISLAND
HUGE SALE Avon avail., furn.
household, clothes, much more.
SSAT. 7-12 200 Field
Avenue East. Student Lead-
ership Academy of Venice. LOTS
OF ITEMS.
D-SAT. 7:30-12:30 487
Catalina Isle Cir. Clubhouse
Sale-The Isles of Chestnut Creek.
Venice East Blvd. off Center
Road, East of Jacaranda. Tools,
books, collectibles, furniture &
EVERYTHING else!
S SAT. 8-1 COMMUNITY
SALE- Fairways of Capri.
1211 Capri Isles.
Furniture & Household Items!
-SAT. 8-1 JAN. 29. 6102
L'Pavia Blvd.. Multi Family,
Condo Assoc. Off Venice Ave.
between Capri Isle and Auburn.
SL-SAT. 8-1 MULTI FAMILY
FLEA MARKET, Venice Munic-
ipal Mobile Home Pk, 780 Tamia-
mi Trl S. Bus. 41 on Island behind
Rialto Plaza (Goodwill) across
from Presb. Church. Enter pk off
Cockrill at Firenze Look for signs.
[-]SAT. 8-2
Jacaranda area
Multi sales. LOOK FOR SIGNS on
Jaaranda & Center Rd.
F-1 SAT. 8:30-1
S 950 Ridgewood Ave.
Bay Indies Commutity Flea Mkt


SAT. 9AM-2PM JAN. 29th
PELICAN POINTE.
CLUBHOUSE - CENTER RD
HUGE COMMUNITY SALE
Household, collectibles, golf,
fitness, toys, tvs, books, art,
lighting, tools, baby items &
much more.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
RELAY FOR LIFE
FUNDRAISER

-WED.-SUN.KIN SOLOMONS
FLEA MKT. 1250 hwy 41 by-
pass Cecile's Sheets, Cases, Tow-
els. 941-493-7166

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Busy curbing co. needs curbing
machine operator. Must have expe-
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No drugs. Experience necessary.
Call (941)-623-6192
LABORER, Needed for Tree Ser-
vice in Englewood. Must Have
Valid DL. 941-716-3322
LAWN TECHNICIAN,
EXPERIENCED! Full time.
Fax resume 941-4864260
MODELS NEEDED
All types & ages 5 yrs & up
crestmodels.com
941-955-9128
SALES PEOPLE NEEDED
Great Pay! Great Hours.
Benefits Available.
Salary + Commission.
Gene Gorman's Auto Sales.
3305 Tamiami Trail
Punta Gorda
(941)-639-1601

A ENICEAL
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The Venice Gondolier Sun is now
taking applications for carriers in
the Venice area. Must have
dependable vehicle, a valid Flori-
da Drivers License and proof of
insurance. 2 Nights a week.
Apply in person:
200 E. Venice Ave.
Venice, FL 34285
No phone calls please.

PART TIME/
TEMPORARY


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PT. Call Dorothy 941-423-4405
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EXECUTIVE SPA
AROMATHERAPY STRESS
RELIEF, Massage & more.
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GENEROUS GENT looking for a
Lady in her Nifty 50's.
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Mandala Hith Spa AROMATHERA-
PY STRESS RELIEF, Massage &
more. 941-255-1570
MASSAGE AND DAY SPA
SERVICES 941-626-2641
MERCEDES & DRU
FEMALE COMPANIONSHIP
P.C. 941-330-5358
THE GIRL NEXT door, crystal. in
calls only. 941-483-0701
TRACEE - FULL BODY
TREATMENTS. SNOW BIRD
SPECIALS. 727-342-2842

SCHOOLS
& INSTRUCTION
3060

FLA CNACOM
CNA/HHA $250 Includes 40
CEUs, Training & Supplies.
Phlebotomy $300
State testing onsite.
941-822-2290
ED KLOPFER SCHOOLS OF CNA
TRAINING - 1 week class $250.00
Locations: Sarasota, Port Char-
lotte, Ft. Myers 800-370-1570


PROFESSIONAL, CERTIFIED
tutors in chemistry, biology, math
and elementary ed.
941-743-8670

& CHURCHES
3065

BIBLE STUDY
"Babylon"
Who Sits in Your Temple.
Call Tom (941)-423-5458
CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH
1936 E. Venice Ave. Venice
Friday at 9am.
Study features video teachings of
noted Bible Scholars on
various subjects.
For more info. Call Rev. Jones at:
941-485-7070 or visit
www.CBCVenice.com
FAITH BUILDERS
A Basic Study to Build your Christ-
ian Faith. Call Pastor
Parsons at Christ the King Luther-
an Church for times.
941-766-9357.
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
4005 Palm Drive, PG
Thursday 7-8pm.
Adult information classes
Open to anyone interested in
becoming a Lutheran or joining
the church. 941-639-6309
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
278 S. Mango St. Englewood
Monday & Thursdays at 9am.
Offering chair exercise classes
For more info. Call 941-474-2473

BURIAL LOTS/
CRYPTS
3070

GULF PINES Memorial in Mau-
soleum at Chapel of Peace Section
PNF 20 & 21. 2 for $5,000. 941-
206-0250
LOST & FOUND
L4 :3090


LOST DOG FEMALE LAB MIX,
LAST SEEN 1/17 US17 JUST
NORTH OF NOCATEE NEAR MOCK-
INGBIRD ST, HOLLY IS WEARING A
PINK COLLAR WITH TAG AND BELL
ON IT, WGT 45LBS, 2YRS OLD.
PLEASE HELP ME BRING HOLLY
HOME, SHE IS NOT JUST A DOG,
SHE IS PART OF MY FAMILY-
REWARD-CALL 239-940-8590 OR
239-910-2702 OR 863494-2906
ANYTIME OF THE DAY OR NIGHT!


LOST & FOUND
L3090


LOST CAT black/brown/white tor-
tie, 14 yrs old, lost on 1/20 area
of Panager Rd, Venice.
Please call 941-468-7496
LOST DOBERMAN PINSCHER
black, 11yrs old, name is Ziggy
REWARD Call 941-623-3039
LOST DOG: brown male, no collar.
Lost off Mirado Ln and Crestview
Cir in Port Charlotte. Please call
941-623-2962. Reward!
LOST DOG: pure, white maltese,
blue collar w tags, only 2 years
old, "Tuff" 7 Ibs, missing for 2
months, was shaved but has prob-
ably grown out by now. Lost off
Marion Ave. 941-301-7195
LOST GOLD rope chain with
teardrop bezel holding a $5
gold piece and a diamond set
in point of tear drop. If found
please call 941 416-2430
LOST HUTCH KEY IN MURDOCK
AREA. REWARD 941-626-8586
LOST IPOD: at Pine View School
or bus. REWARD. 941-485-2729
LOST KEY with Porsche Shield on
it. May have lost at DJ's carwash or
Sweet Bay in PG or ?? REWARD
$50. If found please call 941-661-
0371.
LOST THURS., 1/27/11 Man's
pinkie finger diamond ring, large
center diamond with small dia-
monds around it. Lost in Venice,
possibly CVS area, corner Venice
Ave. & US 41. REWARD. 941-488-
9276
LOST: MERCHANT MARINE
Academy Ring (1945). $100
REWARD. Call 941-764-0333.

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FINANCIAL

BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
4010

DO YOU EARN $800.00 IN A
DAY? Your Own Local Candy Route
25 Machines and Candy All for
$9995.00 All Major Credit Cards
Accepted (877)915-8222
AINB02653
LIQUOR LICENSE, 4COP,
Charlotte County $125K/obo. 609-
290-9208
VENICE MINI STORAGE FACILITY,
425 Units, $1.1M. MaryBeth, Pre-
ferred Properties, Realtors. 941-
416-3829
FINANCIAL/MISC.
4020


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Business Bureau.


LOANS/ MORT-
GAGES


ARE you receiving monthly pay-
ments from a mortgage? I buy
mortgages! 863-832-1984
PRIVATE MTGS, comm & resid,
purch & refi, quick closings; will
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BUSINESS SERVICES
AN OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE
may be required by the City
and/or County. Please call the
appropriate occupational licens-
ing bureau to verify.
CHILD CARE
5051


ALL CHILDCARE
FACILITIES MUST INCLUDE,
WITH ADVERTISEMENT,
STATE OR LOCAL AGENCY
LICENSE NUMBER.

PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200

FLORIDA STATE LAW requires
all child care centers and day
care businesses to register with
the State of Florida. The Sun
Newspapers will not knowingly
accept advertising which is in
violation of the law.


COMPUTER SERVICE
5053

COMPUTER TUTOR
(Your home or mine)
ONLY $25.00 an hour!
Please call Steve at:
941-445-4285
L HOME / COMM.
IMPROVEMENT
5100

CARPENTER, INC. Rotten
wood, window, doors, cabinet &
counter repair, soffit, facia. Phil
941-627-0657 lic. & ins.
CERAMIC TILE installed from
$1 per sq ft.Call now!
941-979-9902
DAN THE HANDYMAN
Bath rm & kitchen remodels
Painting, Carpentry, Anything?
941-697-1642
DAVE'S HANDYMAN
Honest, Knowledgeable & Reliable.
Call for all your needs, Small or
Large. 941-628-8326 Lic./Ins.
FCI CONSTRUCTION Concrete,
Masonry and Demolition. Drive-
ways, Additions, Commercial Build-
ings. Lc./lns. 941-628-5965
KEN'S CONCRETE, INC.
941-468-0186
All phases of concrete - slabs, dri-
veways, curbs, sidewalks
Specializing in homeowner
satisfaction. Lic/Ins 30 Yrs exp.

LAWN/GARDEN
& TREE
5110

A JAMISON TREE SERVICE
Complete & Professional
Will Beat Any Estimate!
Prof. Arborist Free Est. 10%
Sr Disc., Lic. & Ins. 941-
423-0020 941-423-0020,
475-6611, PC 539-2644


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appropriate occupational licens-
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SHRUB TRIM/REMOVAL
Mulching 941-423-9956
Bills Lawn & Landscape
S PAINTING/
WALLPAPERING
5140



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Best Coast Painting
Residential/Commercial
Handyman services also!
Visa/MC/Disc accepted
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PLUMBING
5160


CERT. PLUMBING CONTRACTOR
Char. Co Reliable, 40 yrs exp.
(508)-294-1271 Lic CFC1427981
REPIPES, SLAB LEAKS
FULL SERVICE PLUMBING
Precision Plumbing 941-423-3058
THINK PLUMBERS are too high?
Give me a try! Retired master
plumber. Lic. RF11067393
Ross (941)-204-4286
POOL SERVICES
5165


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Do today's tires need a warm-up?


Dear Tom and Ray:
When I was
learning to drive
in the '50s, there was a
rule to not drive above
40 mph on the highway
for 10 minutes in order
to give the bias-ply tires
time to warm up so they
wouldn't be overstressed.
Is there a similar rule for
today's radial tires? -
Claude
Tom: Well, I learned to
drive in the '50s, too, and
I don't remember any
such rule.
Ray: Not the 1850s,
you dope. The 1950s!
When my brother was
learning to drive, wheels
were wooden, and the
biggest concern was get-
ting splinters when you
changed a tire!
Tom: The answer is no,
Claude. There's nothing
you need to do to warm
up radial tires. They can
be driven at highway
speed immediately.
Ray: I don't even re-
member any rule about
warming up old, bias-ply
tires. I know that if bias-
ply tires sat for a long
time, they could develop


CLICK and CLACK
TALK CARS
by Tom & Ray Magliozzi





- .



Because anyone who owns a car
needs a laugh twice a week.
flat spots. And then you'd
have to drive them for a
while to work out the flat
spot so the tire would be
perfectly round again.
Maybe that's why you
were advised not to run
them at high speed right
away?
Tom: Or perhaps your
father just wanted to
keep you from driving
fast for an extra 10 min-
utes, Claude.

You want to buy a used
car, but how do you find
a good one? Tom and Ray
can help! Order "How
to Buy a Great Used
Car: Secrets OnlyYour
Mechanic Knows." Send


$4.75 (check or money
order) to Used Car, P.O.
Box 536475, Orlando, FL
32853-6475.

Listen to the
mechanic this time
Dear Tom and Ray:
Our 2001 Subaru
Forester (93,000 miles,
we're the only owner)
has been an excellent,
essentially mainte-
nance-free vehicle.
Recently, when a front
axle was replaced for a
torn CV joint boot, the
garage owner recom-
mended a pre-emptive
replacement of the tim-
ing belt. He says we're
entering a period of
likely failure, which can
be problematic when on
the road (especially in
remote places). He also
may have been suggest-
ing that this failure can
cause attendant engine
damage. I am of the "if
it ain't broke, donfix it"
school, especially on
car repairs that will run
several hundred dollars.
Predictably, my wife
took the mechanic's


word as gospel. What do
you think? - Terry
Ray: I think if your wife
always takes the me-
chanic's word as gospel,
it's probably because
you've given her plenty
of reasons to do so, Terry.
And you're about to give
her one more.
Tom: Here's the story.
There are two types of
engines: interference
engines and non-inter-
ference engines.
Ray: An interference
engine is an engine
whose pistons and valves
share the same space in-
side the cylinders, but at
different times. So when
the valves are open, the
piston is down and out
of the way. And when
the piston comes up, the
valves are closed and out
of the way. This is an ef-
ficient use of space, and
gives the engine more
power and better
mileage.
Tom: But. And this is
a big but - bigger than
JLo's. If the timing belt
breaks on an interference
engine, then the pistons
and valves can collide.


What does that mean? It
means you need at least
a new cylinder head, and
perhaps a new engine. In
either case, you've got a
repair bill in the
thousands.
Ray: And guess what,
Terry? Your '01 Forester
has an interference en-
gine. Congratulations!
Tom: So if you opt for
the "if it ain't broke, don't
fix it" approach in this
case, when it IS broke, it
could cost you $25,000
for a new car instead of
$400 for a timing belt.
Ray: And statistically
speaking, based on the
age and mileage of your
car, your timing belt is
ready to break any day
now.
Tom: If your car hap-
pened to have a non-in-
terference engine (where
the pistons and valves
don't cross over into each
other's space), a broken
timing belt would not be
such a disaster. Your en-
gine simply would stop
running, and would leave
you stranded. Although
I'm not sure that would
be popular with your


wife, either.
Ray: But in this case,
because of the type of
engine you have (and
many other cars have
interference engines,
too), it's actually a much
more urgent matter.
In fact, we recom-
mend that you not only
change the timing belt
now, but also change
the timing-belt ten-
sioner and the water
pump, because if either
of those fails, it could
break the timing belt,
with the same disas-
trous results.
Tom: So that's a lot of
stuff that "ain't broke"
that you're going to be
fixing, Terry. But it's the
wise - and the cheaper
- thing to do in this
case.

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won't have to fix it! Order
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Automakers target elusive younger buyers


ByGREGGARDNER
DETROIT FREE PRESS
DETROIT (MCT) -
Even as new-car sales
recover, automakers are
grappling with a new and
different market after the
recession of the past few
years.
It's a younger market,
and it is challenged by a
housing slump and nag-
ging uncertainty over gas
prices. So even though
Americans will likely buy
a million more new cars
in 2011 than the 11.6 mil-
lion they bought in 2010,
this recovery will be like
no other.
First, drivers are get-
ting a lot younger - but
they might not be so in-
terested in buying a new
car. It seems that cars
just don't grab kids the
way they used to, which
is a problem since
people younger than 38
are expected to account
for a larger percentage
of the driving public
than baby boomers by
2015, according to IHS
Automotive.
"Many young people
care more about buying
the latest smart phone ...
than getting their driver's
license," said Jim Lentz,


president of Toyota Mo-
tor Sales. "That's a seri-
ous problem we need to
address."
Meanwhile, RealtyTrac
forecasts that lenders
will repossess 1.2 million
homes this year. People
who are losing homes
won't likely be shopping
for a new car.
Gas prices, and their
effect on buyers, will be
the biggest wild card -
especially with automak-
ers churning out a bevy
of new small, efficient
cars.
So far, $3.10 a gallon
is not slowing a buyer
migration back to light
trucks - a category that
includes pickups, SUVs,
crossovers and minivans.
GM says gas prices could
top $4 a gallon this year.
But would that send driv-
ers into the showrooms
for new hybrids like the
Ford Fusion or Honda
Civic?
The future is brighter,
but a robust auto sales
recovery will depend on
sustainable job creation,
easier credit and a con-
tinued flow of attractive
and affordable vehicles
such as those unveiled
at Detroit's auto show


last week.
Right now, pent-up
demand is driving much
of the recovery. Tens of
thousands of people
have driven their old
wheels about as far as
they can go. The average
vehicle on the road is
more than 10 years old,
according to consumer
marketing researcher
R.L. Polk.
The luxury market is
getting a boost from the
recent two-year exten-
sion of the Bush admin-
istration tax cuts, said
Paul Taylor, economist
for the National Automo-
bile Dealers Association.
Leasing, which fell
from about 27.5 percent
of all new vehicle sales
in late 2007 to 21 percent
after the September 2008
financial meltdown, has
bounced back to 28 per-
cent, according to CNW
Marketing, a research
firm in Bandon, Ore.
In the great middle of
the market, the dynamics
have changed. Even as
unemployment begins to
fall, people still have less
disposable income.
U.S. Labor Depart-
ment data show that
36 percent of work-


ers who lost one job
between 2007 and 2009
and found another one
are earning at least 20
percent less.
"The needs have
changed. You need basic
transportation and more
economical vehicles as
the price of gas goes up,"
said Don Esmond, senior
vice president for Toyota
Motor Sales.
Those who have taken
pay cuts or experienced
extended periods of
unemployment may
now be part of the used
car market. But that's
not all bad, because as
used car prices climb or
hold steady, that im-
proves trade-in values for
people who are looking
to buy new vehicles.
The other encouraging
sign is that lenders are
taking reasonable risks
again. Auto loan approval
rates for consumers with
FICO scores between 620
and 749 have recovered
to the 85 percent to
90 percent range from
75 percent in late 2009,
according to CNW
Marketing.
The same data show
that only about
15 percent of subprime


borrowers - those with
credit scores below 620
- can expect to get a
loan now, down from
nearly 70 percent during
the peak of the housing
bubble.
The surge of new
models coming from
nearly every new au-
tomaker should also
bolster sales. Consum-
ers are more willing to
risk buying a new car
if they are drawn to it
emotionally, artistically
or, in the case of hybrids
or electric vehicles, by
the desire to make a
cultural statement.
But do enough Ameri-
cans really care about
saving gasoline to bring
down the cost of battery
packs or fuel cells?
New alternative fuel
cars - Chevrolet Volt
and Nissan Leaf already
here, the Prius V and
Ford Focus EV on the
way - and other cre-
ative 40-something mpg
subcompacts such as the
Fiat 500 and the Chevro-
let Sonic show that the
industry is serious about
taking fuel economy to a
higher level.
Because gas prices have
risen incrementally of


late, there has been no
seismic change in con-
sumers' vehicle choices.
Last year, truck sales
climbed 18 percent, while
passenger cars were up a
lesser 5 percent.
Most companies are
hedging their bets on
how consumers will de-
cide in the future.
"At what point psy-
chologically do people
realize, 'I just spent
triple digits to fill my
tank?'" asked Mark
Fields, Ford president
for the Americas, in
explaining Ford's di-
versified product strat-
egy. "We are planning
for a (gas price) range
that is higher than it is
today."
Mike Jackson, CEO
of AutoNation, has a
bird's-eye view of the
market from the 210
dealerships his com-
pany owns in 15 states.
He is skeptical about
consumers' appetite
for small cars absent a
50-cent increase in the
federal gasoline tax.
"I do think people
respond to higher gas
prices," Jackson said.
"But the question is: How
do you get there?"


Ford roars back into the spotlight with 2011 Taurus


By TOM INCANTALUPO
NEWSDAY
(MCT) - If reaction
on the street is any
indication, Ford scored
a slam dunk with the
styling of the newest
Taurus; rarely has any
family sedan I have
driven garnered so
much praise.
But the Taurus is
more than just a pretty
face. What is, for now
at least, Ford's flagship
to replace the discon-
tinued Crown Victoria
is a car that surprises,
delights and rarely
disappoints.
The biggest surprise
to this driver was the
handling, thanks to
some changes made
for 2011 to the suspen-
sion and steering. The
Taurus corners like a
much lighter vehicle
and remains stable
on the worst of roads.
Loyal Crown Vic owners
might, however, find the
ride too firm and the
steering requiring more
effort than they prefer.
Delights include the
quiet cabin, a huge
trunk with a pass-


PHOTO PROVIDED
The 2011 Ford Taurus has been a hot item at dealerships, scoring high ratings from buyers and
manufacturers alike.


through to the rear
seat, a $26,000 start-
ing price and brisk
acceleration from a
very smooth 263-hp,
3.5-liter, V-6 engine.
The government's fuel
economy estimates are
impressive for so large
and powerful a car:


18 miles per gallon in
city driving and 28 mpg
on the highway with
front-wheel drive, 17
and 25 with all-wheel
as I sampled it. I aver-
aged 21.6 mpg.
A few gripes: While
the Taurus' dashboard
controls are self-


explanatory, some are
difficult to locate at
night because they're
small and not dis-
tinctively shaped to
facilitate finding them
by touch. And the
automatic high-beams
control feature is eas-
ily fooled by a bright


2011 FORD TAURUS
*Vehicle tested:
* Engine: 3.5-liter V-6, 263 hp.
* Fuel: Regular
* Transmission: Six-speed auto-
matic, all-wheel drive
* Safety: Six air bags; 4-wheel
disc brakes w/anti-lock and
stability control; reverse-
obstacle detection with
cross-traffic warning; collision
warning with pre-braking boost;
blind-spot warning; tire pressure
monitoring, automatic crash
notification of 911.
* Place of assembly: Chicago
*Trunk: 20.1 cubic feet
* EPA fuel economy estimates:
17 mpg city; 25 mpg highway
* Price as driven: $41,085,
including freight
* Bottom line: Mostly surprises
and delights.

green traffic signal and
too slow to switch off
when the Taurus catch-
es up to another car
and its brights blind
the other car's driver in
the rearview mirrors.
The six-speed auto-
matic transmission can
be manually shifted
only by pulling the
shift lever back into
manual, then using


steering paddles. Most
carmakers permit
manual shifting with
the shift lever - the
accustomed way for
those of us who are
used to real manual
transmissions.
Back on the upside,
the Taurus comes
"recommended" by
Consumer Reports, with
reliability reported to
be average by maga-
zine readers who drive
Tauruses. Lincoln sells a
version of this car called
the MKS. An SHO ver-
sion of the Taurus has a
twin turbocharged 365-
hp. version of the V-6
and comes only with
all-wheel drive - for a
list price of $38,595 with
freight.
The Insurance Insti-
tute for Highway Safety
calls the Taurus a "top
safety pick." Under its
new, tougher criteria,
the National Highway
Traffic Safety Adminis-
tration gives the Taurus
four out of a possible
five stars for its fron-
tal-impact protection
and five out of five for
side impacts.


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6011 Venice
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6027 Dolls
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6065 Clothing/Jewelry/
Accessories
6070 Antiques &
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6075 Fruits/Veges
6090 Musical
6095 Medical
6100 Health/Beauty
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6125 Golf Accessories
6128 Exercise/Fitness
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6131 Firearms
6132 Firearm Accessories
6135 Bikes/Trikes
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6145 Pool/Spa & Supplies
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6165 Storage Sheds/
Buildings
6170 Building Supplies
6180 Heavy Constr.
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23' Robalo fishing boat, 10'
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4556
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all attachments. Exc cond $350
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575-8881
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retail). $8 941-276-1881
FLOOR CLEANING machine
HOOVER FLOORMATE Exc.Cond.
$50 941-240-2848
FLOOR LAMP 5' tall ceramic flori-
da style. $50, OBO
941-625-8449
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941-625-5211
HARD FLOOR Cleaner Hoover
Dry/wet vac & scrub. Like new,
easy to use. $55 941-740-0226
HEATER ELECTRIC ABOUT 5000
BTU'S, ADJUSTABLE HEAT & FAN.
$25, OBO 941-627-6780
HOME INTERIOR print new roost-
er print 24"x28" $35 941-228-
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941-485-4964

IROBOT ROOMBA Model 4130.
With Scheduler & Virtual Walls.
$130 201-224-6331
LAMP HURRICANE STYLE ELEC
W/GLOBE & MILK GLASS BASE
VINTAGE $20 941-639-1517
LAMPS (2) MEDIEVAL style 40"H,,
9"base, heavy hammered style
metal. $60 941-624-0121
LIGHT FOR high ceilings, one of
a kind $499 941-623-3496
MATTRESS, QUEEN AND BOX.
Brand New - will sell $175. Also
have KING. 941-629-5550
MATTRESS/BOX.
New will sell $100.
941-629-5550
MATTRESS ONLY, QUEEN SIZE,
CLEAN & READY FOR USE. $40
941-629-7880
MATTRESS SET queen Simmons
Guest Rm/Seldom used. $75
941-764-9426
MATTRESS SETS Twin XL;xtra
plush pillowtop;like new;pd $1.8k+
$495 941-766-1291
MEDICINE CABINET, (WHITE),
NEW, 31"X15-1/2"X4-1/2
$20, OBO 941-240-5847
MIRROR SET Safari Leopard print
border, 1-lg, 2-side. $50 941-
426-7837
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PAINTING 3 panel Oriental land-
scape, framed, 78" x 38". $50
941-497-2678
PHONE, CORDED: Lg print num-
bers, Ig square base. Chrome. $9
941-276-1881
PICTURE BEAUTIFUL Himalayan
Cat 49"X61" $100 941-629-0229
PICTURE LARGE Leopard . $75
941-426-7837
PLANT STAND 36" tall. 14x14.
Green. Drawer. Photo avail. $35
941-266-1016
POOL TABLE Picture 30x35 inch-
es black framed pool balls &
sticks. $30, OBO 941-735-1709
PRINT BY MARCUS GLEN
Framed, Signed with Papers. $70
941-889-7592
PRINT BY TRACY DENNISON
Signed, Framed & Numbered.
$130 941-889-7592
PROPANE TURKEY deep fryer,
used once! $35, OBO 941-697-
3863


REVERSE OSMOSIS WATER SYS-
TEM WATERSHIELD. $50
863-722-0015
RUG DOCTOR Mighty Pro Incl.
hose, upholstry tool and some
solution. $325 201-224-6331


HOUSEHOLD GOODS
S6030


SALTON HOT Tray Great for par-
ties. Excellent condition. $11
941-475-1275
SEWING MACHINE Morse, heavy
duty, ex condition $50, OBO 941-
883-1955
SEWING MATCHING Singer, $50.
Serger, White, $100. Exc. cond.
941-493-7166
SHELVES POTTERY Barn ladder
style, solid wood, set of 2, can text
pic. $350 941-204-7125
SILVERWARE I.S. 79 piece siler-
plate and storage box $200, OBO
941-258-6996
SLIP COVER Sure-fit tan fits
loveseat $20, OBO 941-204-9251
STEAMER STEAMFAST SF-276.
GENTLY USED. $90 201-224-
6331
TOWELS; BATH 4/$10, Hand
4/$5. Sets: X-Lg $5.
941-493-7166
VACUUM CLEANER Bags -12
Kenmore upright. $5
Englewood 941-473-1026
VACUUM IROBOT ROOMBA DIS-
COVERY for floors $100, OBO
941-698-1560
VACUUM SHARK 2 in 1 stick vac-
uum exc. cond. $12 941-625-
5211
VERTICAL BLINDS Aprox 19'
solid alum traverse rod, beige
blinds. $60 941-764-6123
VERTICAL BLINDS Graber Cus-
tom white fabric. Various sizes.
$25, OBO 941-966-9601
WATER BOTTLE 5 Gallon
Reusable Polycarbonate Water Bot-
tle $10 941-266-1016
WINE RACK solid oak 54 bottles
tile top. $100, OBO 941-661-
0993
WINE RACK Wrought Iron, holds
15 bottles, like new. Very nice.
$50 941-423-6388
WINE RACK: Solid wood. Holds
10 bottles. $10 941-276-1881

S FURNITURE
W 6035



CREATIVE WINDOW
DESIGNS BY JANIS, INC.
For all your window needs.
941-468-5061
A FURNITURE SHOPPE
Buying QUALITY Used Furniture
941-473-1986
BAR STOOL Swivel.Rattan w/
back. Thick padded seat. VG quali-
ty $25 941-766-1291
BAR STOOLS (3) 24 inch. Black
wrought iron and ultra suede seats
$100, OBO 941-661-0993
BAR STOOLS 4 Pecan Rattan
swivel w/arms & cushions. Nice!
$250, OBO 941-380-6692
BED - MATTRESS/BOX.
New -will sell $100.
941-629-5550
BED SET queen includes bed,
comforter & shams. $100
941-979-8100
BED TWIN Race Car with mat-
tress, like new, red & blue $175
941-875-0569
BED TWIN with headboard $25;
Chandalier $35; 3 ceiling fans
w/ lights $25/ea; 52" HD TV with
remote $150; 14" Magnovox TV
$10; COMPUTER TABLE large
$25; TRUNDLE BED $125; 2
hand made king Bead spreads
$35/ea; 2 Lg Wall paintings
$35/ea; Bedroom set King
black lacq.
pillow top matt, night stand,
armouir, dresser w/ mirror $300
MOVING EVERYTHING MUST
GO! 941-492-3748


BED, double, mattress, boxspring,
frame, headboard, footboard, guest
bed. $125 941-4846363
BED, MURPHY QUEEN. Size
NEW Custom Built,
White Raised Panel Doors.
Delivered & Installed. $1295
941-493-3954
BEDROOM SET, King Headboard,
7 Piece Wicker, Natural &
Turquoise, Good Condition. $250
941-625-6013
BEDROOM SET, oak, dresser,
armoire, nite stands, hdbrd, frame,
Al. $500. 941-266-2040


uBus: ubtI PKIub5 in
Charlotte county! New & used,
Beds, mattresses & other
furniture. www.rooms2roll.com
941-475-9988
BUREAU 5 drawer with matching
2 drawer night stand.Cream color
w/gold trim, Contemporary style
$150. 941-661-4305 after 1pm
CHAIR ETHAN Allen, wingback,
solid Mahog, fabric frayed. $150,
OBO 941-380-6692
CHAIR LA-Z-BOY WITH
OTTOMAN TAPESTRY FABRIC
$125 941-625-1863
CHAIRS 6 Samsonite stackable.
Chrome legs. Will separate. $20
941-475-1275
CHAIRS ETHAN Allen (4), solid
maple armchairs $100 937-657-
6234
( GET RESULTS )
USE CLASSIFIED!
CHEST ORIENTAL hand paint
green Bombe Cab. Slight blemish.
100, OBO 941-380-6692
CHINA CABINET Dark maple fin-
ish, excellent condition $250 941-
625-6733
COFFEE TABLE Solid dark cherry
by Bombay Co. Like New. $69
941-889-7767
COMP DESK 4 piece ash, desk,
hutch, print std, EXC cond. $250,
OBO 941-380-6692
COUCH LIGHT green exc. cond.
$100 941-429-9048



COUCH TOMMY Bahama Look.
Never Used. Drk walnut frame.
Light olive cushions. 76".
$750 941-833-8314
COUCH, light tan leather exc.
cond. 3 yrs old. Paid $750 new,
asking $200. N.P. 941-456-1486
DAYBED TWIN, wrought iron trim.
good condition. $125 941-423-
0505
DESK CHAIR leather wine color
rollers $40 941-764-1267
DESK CHAIR with 5 swivel cast-
ers. Like New. $10
941-497-3702
DESK DARK wood, 29.5" T,x
2'D,x 50" L. Locking drawer. $50,
OBO 941-416-7570
DESK LARGE metal desk ex con-
dition $50 941-228-1745
DESK SMALL antique rolltop
desk $100 941-740-0484
DESK SMALL white w/pink
roses. $75 941-429-9048
DINETTE SET 48" glass top, trop-
ical pedestal, 4 chairs. $100 941-
625-6733
DINETTE SET Ficks/Reed brown
rattan, round table, glass top,
4 padded chairs.
Excellent Condition. $175
North Port 701-238-7501


COUCH $250 941423-7291
DINETTE SET White wicker,
4 chairs, glass top. Exc. Cond.
$175 330-715-8000
DINING ROOM set white,rattan,6
chairs,server $400, OBO 941-
921-3043
DINING ROOM set, light wood
table with 2 leaves 4 swivel chairs
$250 941-270-6130






DINING ROOM Table & 6 Chairs
Glass top Table with 6 Chairs -
Peach Color: Base of table is
white with peach trim; Comes
complete with custom pad to pro-
tect Glass. Meticulous & excel-
lent condition. $250, OBO
941-875-4744
DINING SET Beautiful rattan glass
top, 4 high back chairs, can text
pic. $300 941-204-7125
DINING SET gateleg table w/2
leaves, solid walnut, 6 chairs. Like
new. $499 941-889-7767
DINING SET MAPLE 4 CHAIRS,
LEAF $399 941-276-1504
DINING TABLE 30x60, expand-
able to 30x90. Modern. Photo
avail. $50 941-266-1016
DINING TABLE and 6 upholstered
chairs, glass top, beige, like new.
$375 941-412-3970
DINING TABLE Solid wood, 6
chairs. Table pads included. Beau-
tiful. $249.99 941-637-7121
DINNING ROOM Set w/pad leaf,
6 chairs, w/Hutch. Paid $5,000
Sell $1,500 941-423-6920
EKORNES STRESSLESS
Leather couch, 3 reclining
seats, Lg ottoman for 3,
wide leather reclining/
swivel chair with own
ottoman , terracotta color,
Like new! $3500.00
941-473-9876
END TABLES Solid walnut by
Hammary very good condition
price each $39 941-889-7767
ENT. CTR. 3 pc, solid wood, medi-
um color, large unit EXC. Details?
$499 941-258-2588
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER by
Stanley, Cream, 3-piece, will divide
$499 941-473-5624
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
large floor piece, Hooker cabinets,
top surround sound speaker cabi-
net. like new. orig. $2900. Sell
$699 239-549-9405
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER oak
53x53x20.doors for 27"tv.stor-
age. $125, OBO 941-235-2203
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER red
maple/blk Elegant 56x45x19
hide/shelf/ $165 401-744-7832
FUTON FRAME, Tri Fold Blonde
Wood excellent shape. $19, OBO
941-575-0273
HEADBOARD & Footboard Oak
Queen, incl. rails & supports. $80
941-974-6123
HEADBOARD KING & Dresser
BEAUTIFUL! 3 Mirrors;lights;much
more $350, OBO 941412-6777
HEADBOARD KING Size Excellent
condition. $75
330-715-8000
HEADBOARD, FOOTBOARD,
rails, supports, oak. $80 941-
764-6123
HEADBOARD, KING, creme color
wicker, incl 2 matching nite stands
w/drawers & inlaid glass tops,
$192. 941-575-2243
KITCHEN SET oak table w/tile
center & 4 chairs. Exc. cond.
$225 941-875-0569


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6060


HEADBOARD QUEEN shell-wash
color $50, OBO 941-979-9584
KITCHEN TABLE $10 609-214-
3096
LIFT CHAIR, excellent condition,
$100 obo. Call 941-380-7364 or
941-380-7372.
LOVE SEAT Gray-pillows-excellent
condition $250 941-875-0569
LOVESEAT LIKE new neutral over-
sized/3 pillows. $90, OBO Venice
Island 720-244-6686
MATTRESS SET Queen + Com-
forter, sheets and accessories.
Like New! $250 941-766-8901
MATTRESS TWIN, Box springs, 2
sets, Simmons Beautyrest. Like
new! $200 per set. 941-661-4305
after 1pm
PATIO BAR outside furniture,
metal and mesh $50 941-764-
1267
PATIO CHAIRS (2) pipe type $5
941-625-6903
PATIO CHAIRS Teal Green- 6 total
$125, OBO 941-875-0569
PATIO LOUNGE CHAIRS (2) $35
EACH OR BOTH $60 EMAIL PICS
941-276-5525
PATIO SET Comfortable, 12
piece, Clean. Wrought iron. Call for
details. $495 941-488-8016
PATIO SET iron 3 piece, couch, 1
chair, 1 end table $75, OBO 941-
883-1955
RECLINER STRESSLESS Brown
leather & wood w/ ottoman. Exc
cond. $150 941-876-0412
RECLINER,GOOD SHAPE $40
941-623-3496
ROCKERS, WOODEN, like new,
$45 ea or 3/$110.
941-876-3280
ROCKING CHAIR oversize colo-
nial wood rocker, like new $85
941-698-1951
ROCKING CHAIR Spindle walnut
circa 1960's, exc cond. $135
941-764-9426
SECTIONAL SOFA (curved), tan,
reclines on both ends, good cond.
$275. 941-624-0328.
SECTIONAL SOFA off white fab-
ric, good condition. $175, OBO
941-412-3970
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, in
oak cabinet. $125.
941-575-0066
SEWING TABLE old sears sewing
table no machine txt pic $25 941-
286-1651
SOFA & Loveseat Green fabric,
excellent condition, all recline.
$400 941-637-1940
SOFA & recliner chairs, dark
green fabric. $450, OBO
941-625-8377
SOFA EXCELLENT cond. Earth
tones, w/2 pillows $150.
941-918-9129 Osprey
SOFA GRAY, beautiful, pillows,
excellent condition $300
941-875-0569
SOFA THOMASVILLE TAN &
CREAM EXC. COND.EMAIL PICS
$325 941-276-1504
TABLE GLASS top w/4 padded
chairs $75 941-764-1267
TABLE TOP GLASS 76" X 46" X
1/2" THICK BEVELED EDGE EXC
COND $25 941-769-0828
TABLES (2) coffee, metal w/dbl
glass (55x37x21H), matching end
table, metal & glass, (27x27x25H),
orig. $1450 asking $285.941-
575-7588, 380-0256
TRUNDLE BED Twin size w/foam
pads; great condition $150 941-
613-1218
WATERBED, SOMMA, queen,
cream headboard, dresser w/2
mir. $399 215-779-8047
WOOD END Table with 2 drawers
w/ felt lining, good condition $25
954-809-5325

ELECTRONICS
w: 6038


CELL PH. SAMSUNG Orig $175.
Two chrgrs, case, bluetooth head-
set. $35 941-575-9683
CELL PHONE METRO PCS LIKE
NEW, MODEL SCH-350. $50, OBO
320-262-1316
DIG. R/W Hi-Speed Univ.10 in 1 by
Zio. $10 941-624-2105
DVD RECORDER SONY RDRGX-
300 w/ REMOTE TOP OF THE LINE
$100 941-223-7673
GAMECUBE GAMES adult used!
$99, OBO NP 941-356-0690
I HOME RadioZN9 for ZUNE. New
in box. $125, OBO
713-208-0552
METAL DECTECTOR in BOX
Radio Shack Deluxe Very Low Fre-
quency $80 941-697-8771
SLOT MACHINE Barbell Game
nice sound and lights.exc.cond.
$180 941-575-8229
TEL/FAX SHARP UX335L fax
machine $10 941-697-3754
X-BOX 360 Game system with
many extras and 16 games $275
941-268-2040
ZUNE 8GB with car kit and cables
$100, OBO 713-208-0552

TV/STEREO/RADIO
6040


AUTO AMP PHOENIX GOLD Ryval
V-8001 1600W class D Mono NIB
$175 941-769-0828


BAZOOKA RS 8" BASS TUBE
150 WATT $80 941-763-0225
C.B. AMP Palomar 250 low med.
high +pre-amp settings. $125
941-979-9380
CASH FOR DISH NETWORK HD
RECEIVERS. UP TO $100.
941-426-4209


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HEADPHONES NIKE Vapor sport
headphones,new $12 941-624-
2105
HITACHI 46" HDTV FLOOR
MODEL 1080, pic in pic, like new
$225 941-763-0225
OLD 33 1/3 RECORDS Records
From 60's thru 90's (260) total
$275 941-575-6154
RECEIVER & Remote control.
DISH Network (w/manual). $25
941-276-1881
SONY TV 20" $15
609-214-3096
SPEAKERS KLIPSCH 4 Surround
Speakers and Sub Woofer. $375
941-575-6154
SPEAKERS TWO NEW ceiling
150 watt huge magnets, with
grilles. $39 215-514-4750
STEREO RECEIVER Sony
100WATT X5 jacks for everything
$40 215-514-4750
SURROUND SPEAKERS Yamaha
speakers (6)excellent $65 954-
809-5325
T.V. 60" Philips Magnavox Rear
Projection. Perfect condition.
Upgrading. $200 941-639-0639
TV 55" HDTV silver cabinet. $175
941-697-0777
TV 55" Hitachi Plasma HD 1080p,
like new, w/wall mnt brk. $350,
OBO 941-380-6692
TV 56" DLP 2005used/needs
work! book&remote WORKS!
extras! $199 NP 941-356-0690
TV 57" SONY Projection
WideScreen HD KP57W5520 5
yrs old $250 201-390-9544
TV JVC 32" W/stand $100
941-624-6488
TV SHARP 32" PIP & MTS Stereo
w/original remote Great Picture!
$69 941-223-2625
TV SONY 46" widescreen
HD/matching stand with 14"
speakers. $300
941-639-3731
TV SONY 461N BIG SCREEN
EXCELLENT CONDITION $280
941-697-6016
TV TOSHIBA 27" LIKE NEW USED
ONLY 3 YEARS $100 941-423-
7771
TV/VCR/DVD COMBO 27" Toshi-
ba. Model MW27F51. GENTLY
USED. $300 201-224-6331
UNIVERSAL REMOTE RCA
(replaces 4 remotes) New in pkg.
$8 941-276-1881
VCR TOSHIBA, works just fine
with owner manual & remote $20
941-460-4868
VIDEO GIFT Set I LOVE LUCY 9
video set Collectible gift boxes
Excellent $25 941-575-9800
VIDEO TAPES ASSORTED TOP-
ICS,WIDE VARIETY $1 941-575-
8881


EQUIPMENT
6060

CD RACK: Black,solid wood.
Holds 48 CDs.2-tier. Exc.
$9 941-276-1881
COMPUTER MONITER COMPAQ
COLOR RARELY USED EXCELLENT!
$10 941-575-8881
COMPUTER WIN XP e-mail
internet, programs
17" monitor $60 941-697-4355
DAVE IN-HOUSE-OFFICE com-
puter repair, set-up Serving Char-
lotte Co. 10+ yrs 941-629-6337
DELL LATITUDE XP 4100C Older
notebook with 3.5" floppy. $80
201-224-6331
DVD/CD BURNER PLEXTOR PX-
740UF/SW-BK $70 941-505-
7272
LAPTOP SONY Vaio windows 7,
duo core, AMDII, 3GB RAM
$499.99 941-883-1735
LASER PRINTER HP2200d Work
horse, Igl & Itr,Gr8 for home or off.
$50, OBO 941-743-3858



LINKSYS WIRELESS B+G Brand
New USB adapter, speedboost,
sealed. $20 941-626-0304
MICROSOFT WIRELESS key-
board & optical mouse. Paid 99+.
Like new @ $28 941-697-1102
MONITOR LCD Like new 17" Flat
Panel $50 941-697-4355
NETWORK ROUTER Dell Gr8 for
sm biz to network computers.
$75, OBO 941-743-3858
PC HP Desktop Media Center
M8330f PC, 19" LCD, Altec Speak-
ers $450 941-255-3241


PRINTER EPSON r200.cd,soft-
ware & instructions.like new. $15
941-235-2203
PRINTER HP 1012 Laser printer
with new 12A toner refill $75
941-484-2523
PRINTER HP Deskjet 3620 works
fine have manual. $10 941-460-
4868


PROJECTOR EPSON Powerlite
S5/77C computer or TV $150,
OBO 941-661-0993
SCANNER VISIONEER 8700 FOR
WIN XP INCL MANUAL & CD $15,
OBO 941-766-8727
TONER CARTRIDGE HP LJ 3100
compatible.New. $25 941-423-
0505
TYPEWRITERS (2) IBM Correct-
ing Selectric II, excellent condition
$200 each 941-698-0118


ACCESSORIES
6065

3 DIAMOND Princess cut Ring
.60CTW, COLOR H clarity S1. new
$475 954-809-5325
ANKLEBOOTS LADIES leather
new360+ black sqr toe 7.5 3"h
$299, OBO 941-356-0690
BOOTS MENS Justin Ropers Size
10B. 3 pairs, like new.
$85 each 713-208-0552
CLOTHES LADIES, dresses,
pants, tops, sweaters, S-M.
$10, OBO 941-698-1039
CLOTHES MISS&JUNIORS
szs:3/5/s/m misc75 new/er!
$300 941-356-0690
COSTUME JEWELRY ALL KINDS
OF STUFF APPROX 40 PIECES $50
941-544-0042
DRESS, EVENING, w/shoes,
shawl, black/strapless, 6/8,
exquisite. $65 941-698-1039
HANDBAG D&G knockoff small,
striped, tan, white, teal, orange.
New. $30 941-628-6371
JACKET LEATHER (snakeskin) &
brown leather pants, size 6/8.
1 of a kind! $95 941-698-1039
JACKET LEATHER BRAND NEW
LG MEN'S "FALLS CREEK" BAR-
GAIN! $50 941-639-1517
JEWERLY CHEST 42" HIGH $75
941-625-1863
JUNIOR CLOTHES sm-med-HUGE
assortment brand names Excellent
$50 941-575-9800
MANS WATCH TAG HEUER 2000
series, 18k/SS, Original box and
papers $2,200, OBO 941-875-
4507
MOTORCYCLE BOOTS, DURAN-
GO size 8 1/2 mens. good condi-
tion. $40. 941-423-0505
NECKLACE 14K Gold With 8
Hearts. 17". Very Dainty. $90
ENGLEWOOD. 941474-2023
PIN "TARA" NEW IN BOX ROUND
2" FRM IRELAND $45 941-661-
4477
RAIN COAT brand new w tag. tan
w/ belt waist and cuffs dbl breast
sz M $20 941-628-6371
RING 10K Gold Antique. Timeless
Design. Woman's. $140 ENGLE-
WOOD. 941474-2023
SHOES WOMEN Phat sz 7 New
Cond. $15 941-426-7837
SNEAKERS NEW 8 1/2 D BIOFIT
#950/WHT $50 941-661-4477
WEDDING DRESS w/slip & veil.
sz 10 $35 941-575-9683

ANTIQUES
COLLECTIBLES
6070


3' NUTCRACKER Bar stool Ger-
man Volkmar Matthes $100, OBO
941-474-0192
33RPM BRIGITTE Bardot Record
Her picture on both sides $30
308-340-3447
A CASH BUYER; for Older Paint-
ings; Landscapes, Beach, Water
Colors; Any Subject. Early Furn.
Oriental Rugs, Silver. Quality Items.
Call Terry, 941-349-8560
ALUMINUM GLASSES (8) Old, dif-
ferent colors. $15
Punta Gorda 308-340-3447
ALWAYS BUYING
ANTIQUES, ART, SILVER
NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUES
(941) 639 -9338
ANTIQUE CHAIRS 2 very old non-
matching, wood. Need restoration.
$30 941-416-7570
ANTIQUES AUCTION 1/29/11
See category 6020 for details. All
Florida Auction Service AB2824 AU3969
BEANIE BABY Bears"96"Broad-
way Ragtime"CURLY"all 3 $15
941-625-5211
BEN RICHMOND light house nib
with certificate $45 941-228-
1745
BENTWOOD CHAIRS: Solid
wood, 1940's-50's, great condi-
tion, pr./$175 941-276-1881
BOSSONS ORIG. 4 head figures.
needs touchup.$60ea. all for
$200, OBO 941-639-4999
BOSSONS ORIG.(4)HEAD fig-
ures. needs touchup.$60ea. all for
$200, OBO 941-244-7025
BUDLIGHT NEON sign very good
cond. $35, OBO 941-628-6251
BUDWEISER BEER mirror. Run-
ning horses. Two by four feet. $75
941-627-0919
BUDWEISER STEIN 1989 Lidded
Endangered Species "Asian Tiger"
NIB $25 941-769-0828


CASH PAID**ANY old military
items, swords, medals, uniforms,
old guns. Dom (941)-416-3280
COMIC BOOKS 50 asst comics-
your choice 1980s-90s - great
condition $35 941-474-1776
CUPBOARD 2PC. top has glass
doors.penns.dutch.nice. $375,
OBO 941-235-2203


DANBURY MINT PEWTER 1909
STANLEY STEAMER $12 941-637-
0973
DANBURY MINT PEWTER 1914
STUTZ BEARCAT. $12 941-637-
0973


ANTIQUES
COLLECTIBLES
6070


DANBURY MINT PEWTER 1928
LINCOLN CONVERTIBLE. $12
941-637-0973
DANBURY MINT PEWTER 1931
CADILLAC PHAETON. $12 941-
637-0973
DISHES, English Country Iron-
stone, Johnson Brothers, Sheraton
"Garden Bouquet", pl settings,
serving pcs or individually, 75%
under replacement LTtD. Every-
thing $450. 941-276-0092
FLORENTINE ITALIAN END
TABLES Set of 3 Beautiful 16"
high. $300 941-575-9800
FOOTBALL CARD Marino Rookie
Card. $115, OBO
941-456-4728
FULL-COLOR QUARTERS. 19
states.D&Pmints. AuthCerts.Dis-
play Album. $100 941-639-5401
HESS TRUCKS, 12 trucks from
1988 to 2006. NIB. Each $50,
OBO 941-626-5099
JELLY BELLY Candy Machine
New, large, metal base, glass $25
308-340-3447
JIM BEAM DECANTER STUTZ
BEARCAT $30 941-637-0973
LAMP/CANDELABRA 33"H, 5"
base holds 4 candles & 1 bulb
antique $30 941-624-0121
MARINO PICS Game signed pics.
$300, OBO 941-456-4728
MEMORIAL COIN 9-11 Twin Tow-
ers engraved on it, w/ case. $15
941-423-2585
NASCAR DIECAST Earnhart Jr
1:24 scale BUD #8 01 MonteCarlo
$125, OBO 941-456-4728
NASCAR-DIECAST 1-43 scale
Oreo Goodwrnch #3 Earnhart
Mnte.Carlo $85 941-456-4728
NEON LIGHT Heinekin beer neon.
$75 941-627-0919
NEON LIGHT Lite beer neon. $75
941-627-0919
ORIENTAL LAMP: 17"H, Salmon
floral on white ceramic, black
base. $35 941-276-1881
ORIENTAL WATERCOLOR: Deli-
cate hand painted floral on cork
$49 941-276-1881
PACHINKO Old coin-op Pachinko
in good condition. $45 941-347-
8003
PICTURE FRAMED of George
Galfo's Mystics w/signatures $25.
941-423-2585
POOL TABLE light Miller lite beer.
42 inches long. $70 941-627-
0919
RECORD ALBUMS Collection
must go! 400 diff - your choice -
per album $1 941-474-1776








SF PAPERBACKS 100 asst SF
books - 1960s-70s - your choice -
per book $1.50 941-474-1776
SILVA COMPASS Swedish Hunts-
man in original box. $35 941-628-
6371
SUPERBOWL PINS First 25
Superbowl Pins in case. $250,
OBO 941-456-4728
TONY STEWART 1999 LIMITED
EDITION 1:24 SCALE STOCK CAR
IN BOX $100 941-697-6016
TV 1950'S Philco Predicta w/orig.
stand. $350, OBO 914-626-5099
VIEWMASTER PROJECTOR
Works very well/not cheap model
$25 308-340-3447
VINTAGE OFFICE Chair
Retro,rolling,wood & metal,cush-
ioned. $65 941-416-7570
VINTAGE PUNCH Bowl Set Cut
Glass,incl.18 cups,beautiful pat-
tern $50 941-416-7570
VINTAGE RETRO Lamps 1 floor
lamp,3 table lamps,retro & unique
$125, OBO 941416-7570
WHEAT PENNIES Twenty rolls
$100 941423-6030
WITCO DECOR-BULL 58"X36"
Hang on wall. $60 941-889-7592
WW2 NAVAL RECOGNITION PIC-
TORAL MANUAL 1943 EDITION
AUTHENTIC! $35 941-639-1517

FRUITS &
VEGETABLES
6075


JERRY'S Grapefruit, Oranges, Tan-
gerines! Fresh from the tree! 6 for
$1! (989)297-3780

MUSICAL
6090


ALBUMS NEW "Just Willie" w/art
print, plus shipping $5
941-343-7863
AMP FENDER FRONTMAN 38
WATTS WORKS PERFECT EXC.
COND. $50 941-223-7673
AMP, ROLAND JAZZ Chorus 120
Amp w/pedal.Great condition
$600, OBO 941-875-4507
AMP, VOX AD60OVTX Amp w/foot
contr $499, OBO 941-875-4507
BABY GRAND electric piano. It is
a Fletcher and Son white lacquer
grand piano. DP140 its in awe-
some condition $800, OBO


941-204-7125
BANJO JOHNSON 5 string. Like
new in box. $175 941-627-5365
CHANNEL MIXER DOD 8 & Ale-
sis power amp. $100
941-626-0967
CLARINET LA Monte, with
case.As is. Needs repair> $20
941-423-2585
DRUMS, ROLAND ELECT TD6
with tour/mesh heads, double beat
$1,400, OBO 941-875-4507


MUSICAL HEALTH/BEAUTY
6090 L 6100


ELECTRIC ORGAN Lowry exc.
condition $85 941-575-8229
EPHIPHONE JOE Pass Model
w/HSC $475, OBO 941-875-4507
FENDER ULTRA Chorus Amp
$200 941-626-0967
GUITAR AMP Danville portable
$45, OBO 941-735-1709
HAMER CRUISE Bass 4 string
w/case, xtra strings. $250 941-
662-0361
MARSHALL 100 Watt Amp Purple
EL34s NIB $1,000, OBO 941-875-
4507
ORGAN, Lowery Festival mod.,
instruction manuals, photos avail.
$400, OBO 941-525-9211
SPEAKERS BEHRINGER 2-12" &
2-15" w/stands. All 4 like new.
$499 941-626-0967
TRUMPET WANTED Bach Stradi-
vrius LR 18037 or equal for
promising player. 941-492-9845

S MEDICAL
a76095


3-WHEELED WALKER Red,with
storage area,like new,folds,light-
weight. $55 941-408-1243
BED RAIL White railing, for sup-
port to get in and out of bed. $20
941-408-1243
COMMODE, BEDSIDE, LIKE
NEW. $30 941-629-7880
COMPANION WHEELCHAIR
LIKE NEW $90 941-629-7880
ELECTRIC SCOOTER wheelchair,
used. $499, OBO
941-467-5743

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HANDICAPPED SCOOTER Go Go
easy transport. Can deliver. $375,
OBO 941-766-0790
HEALTH-O-METER LOWER leg
massaging and stimulation unit.
$45 941-474-7387
INVACARE STAND-UP Lift sling
chair to assist handicapped
person from chair, toilet, show-
er or bed. Used 2 wks $2,000,
OBO 615-556-3958
POWER CHAIR "never used" bat-
teries have been replaced. $490,
OBO 941474-7387
POWER CHAIR Blue/6whl/manu-
al/cgr/lk n uph/gd cnd/ngb $380
941-257-8500
POWER CHAIR Jazzy 1103 Ultra
w/ up/down seat adjustment, like
new, seldom used, new batteries
Jan 2011, $1,000 941-740-1179
POWER CHAIR Red/mult
adjust/gd batt/manual/gd cond
$345 941-257-8500
POWER WHEELCHAIR, FREE,
GREAT condition-for someone w/ a
physical need. 941-544-3661
RAISED TOILET SEAT with
handrails for safety,excellent condi-
tion. $30 941408-1243


SCOOTER 205 RASCAL w/ Lift
Seat On, 2 Baskets, Recent Bat-
teries $400, OBO, Electric Hoist
Avail. $300. 941-473-4288
SCOOTER PRIDE Rally Looks and
runs great. $375 941-625-6386

SCOOTER PRIDE,
Brand new, electric w/ cover
Larger wheels for outdoor
ease. Autolift and basket.
$2500 315-440-2211
SCOOTER W/LIFT for van or
SUV rear door, good condition
$495, OBO 941-493-1854
SCOOTER, 3-WHEEL Older Bravo
(Looks like a GoGo.) GC $200
941-766-1360
SHOWER SEAT 20x32. Adjustable
legs, side rail, back rest. $15 941-
266-1016
WALKER 4-WHEEL INVACARE,
brakes, seat. LIKE NEW. $90 941-
629-7880
WALKER 4-WHEEL, heavy duty
constructed for a large person.
$115 941-474-7387
WALKER STURDY FOLDS UP NO
WHEELS CAN EMAIL PICS $25,
OBO 941-276-5525
WANTED a travel oxygen concen-
trator for use in a plane or car,
runs on batteries. Reasonable.
941-625-2949.
WHEEL CHAIR quality built to last.
$185 941-474-7387
WHEEL CHAIR travel type. $75
941-474-7387
WHEEL CHAIR used only 30 days.
Ex cond. $80 941-475-3543
WHEELCHAIR BLUE, folds for
travel, lightweight, new condition.
$100 941-408-1243


HEALTH / BEAUTY
6100


DRYER & CHAIR (2) PROFESSION-
AL SHOP TYPE. EXCELLENT CON-
DITION $350 941-629-7449


MANICURE DRILL ESI 2000 pro-
fessional adj speed, no acces-
sories $15 941-286-5601
SHAVER BRAUN Self Cleaning
NIB Pd 224, asking $75, OBO
PC area 401-744-7832
STYLING CART PROFESSIONAL
TYPE BLACK EXCELLENT CONDI-
TION $45 941-629-7449
STYLING CHAIR PROFESSIONAL
Burgandy adjustable GOOD CONDI-
TION $95 941-629-7449
STYLING STATION PROF Black
Marble Top. Lots of Storage. EXC
COND. $95 941-629-7449

/ TREES & PLANTS
S6110


LARGE 30 GAL orange trees full
of delicious ripe oranges $150.
10' So. Florida peach trees $70-
$80. 8 species of cold hardy palm
trees prices starting at $14 Yellow
House Farm & Nursery. 4565 Hwy
17 (31/2 miles East of I 75) 941-
639-3927
FREEZE CLOTHS, PALMS,
VIBURNUM Great for Privacy
hedge . JATROPHA, MANY
OTHERS 941-488-7291

BABY ITEMS
6120


BABY BJORN Carrier navy, holds
upto 251bs. excellent condition.
$50 (954)-809-5325
BABY GIRL Clothes newborn, 3-
6, 6-9mths. excellent. over 80
items $50/all 954-809-5325
BABY GIRL clothes/shoes like
new 12mths-2yrs
$1/ea 941-380-2458
BABY GIRL Outfits newborn, 3-6,
6-9mths. excellent $50/all 954-
809-5325
BASSINETTE GRACO, EX-LG,
musical mobile & extra storage
excellent $55 954-809-5325
BOTTLE & FOOD WARMER
Munchkin, with sanitizer acces-
sories. $5 941-234-7841
BREAST PUMP Medela In Style, dou-
ble pump w extra shields & storage,
like new condition. originally $300!
$125 941-234-7841
CAR BED PORTABLE Blue/White
has 2 handles and legs $30 941-
460-8218
CAR SEAT BRITAX BOULEVARD
CS NEWER $50 941-698-1560
CRADLE SWING Fisher Price,ex
condition $40, OBO 941-883-
1955
CRIB CONVERTIBLEE) Wood,
With Mattress. $125
305-395-2590
CRIB CHILD Craft natural color
wood, locking & safe rails, mat-
tress, exc. $75 941-624-0121
CRIB COMFORTER SET With
Skirt, Sheet Set & Bumpers $75
941-460-8218
CRIB, Brand new! 5" mattress, 2
pink sheets, 2 pink bumbers $130
for all! 941-766-8075 or 286-8361
HIGHCHAIR SAFETY 1st infant
thru toddler, exc condition. $30
941-815-0346
JUMPEROO LAUGH & Learn
model M8930-993 NEW $50 941-
698-1560
MY BREAST FRIEND breast feed-
ing pillow. Perfect Condition. $5
941-234-7841
STROLLER GRACO DARK BLUE &
WHITE PATTERN W/HOOD GOOD
COND $10 941-286-5601

GOLF ACCESSORIES
S6125


AWESOME 2008 E-Z-GOs, wind-
shield, high speed, charger, $1895
+ tax. 941-625-7969 DLR
BURNER DRAW DRIVER 9 1/2
stiff shaft $85, OBO 941-475-
7150
CALLAWAY DIABLO Hybrid 2-3-4
woods, exc. cond. $199
941-286-4119
CALLAWAY DRIVER Callaway FT9
Tour9.5,mens rh,reg flex $125,
OBO 941-268-7992
CLEVELAND DRIVER Launcher
400& fairway wood,mens rh.siff
$50, OBO 941-268-7992
DRIVER & 3 wood Northwestern,
graphite, like new, both for $8
941-204-0261
GOLF BAGS Callaway soft sided
"Sunday Bags". 2 for $50
941-766-0033
GOLF BALLS 5 Doz. Will deliver in
P.C. $10, OBO 941-766-8236
GOLF CART EZ Go w/new batter-
ies & year old tires. Front/Back
Seat.$2,300 OBO 941-743-4056
GOLF CART Older, EZ-Go with
charger. Batteries need charging.
$499 941-628-2148
GOLF CLUB Left - 400cc driver.
Offset graphite shaft. $20, OBO
941-766-0033
GOLF CLUB Left - Adams
TightLies 3 wood. $20, OBO 941-
766-0033
GOLF CLUBS Left - Alien Irons &
sand wedge, 1, 3 and 5 woods,
bag. $100, OBO 941-766-0033
GOLF CLUBS Left set -irons and
sw, bag. $75, OBO 941-766-0033
GOLF CLUBS Mens GForce/Bag
$75 941-740-0484
GOLF CLUBS set men's clubs
with very nice bag $65 941-624-
4617


GOLF CLUBS Woman's GH Plus
with Bag $75 941-740-0484
GOLF SET Men's RH good cond.
clbs/bg/cvr/umb/ba/tees/pr
nt/put/gl $85 941-257-8500
GOLFBALLS $3.00 a dozen 941-
475-5055






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EXERCISE/
FITNESS
6128


AB EXERCISER RED SWIVEL
SEAT. EXCELLENT condition $50
941-575-9800
ELLIPTICAL NB 9000 top of the
line. Call for features. $475 941-
766-0503
ELLIPTICAL PROGRAMMABLE.
Horizon, 3-speed fan. Hardly used.
$299 941-235-1522
ELLIPTICAL TRAINER w/Elec-
tronics, Very Nice Condition. $135
941-629-7880
EXERCISE GLIDER Exercise to
health! Just like new! $45 941-
412-6777
HALF GLOVES LEATHER, NEW
ATHLETIC WORKS X-LARGE $6
941-627-6780
INVERSION TABLE To relieve
back pain. Like new Will deliver
local $150 941-475-9689
NORDIC TRACK PRO SKIER
w/workout computer. Exc cond.
$100 941-575-9683
NORDICTRACK TREADMILL
IFit,softtrac,nice. $400 941-662-
0361
TRAMPOLINE MINI. 36" for exer-
cising. GC. $25, OBO
941-766-0637
TREADMILL TRIMLINE 3610.
Very good condition $225, OBO
941-637-7982
WORKOUT BENCH Golds Gym
XR16 plus 6-2 1/21b 6-51b 2-251b
4-101b wieghts 3 bars 1-6' 2-14"
like new $120, OBO
941-426-3092

SPORTING GOODS
6130


BC OCEANIC PROBE BIOFLEX
INTEGTARED WEIGHTS USED 2X
LIKE NEW $200 941-223-7673
COMPOUND BOW Mathews Igni-
tion, rh, 26"draw, 35-501bs. $300,
OBO 941-268-7992
PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200

ELECTRONIC DARTBOARD IN
CABINET,Halex brand. $20
941-763-0225
GO CART YERF 3206 Red, New
Battery Needs Work $375 941-
460-8218
* * HUGE SALE!* * 4000sf boat-
ing supplies, nautical decor, fish'n
scuba, 941-639-1340 Tues-Sat 9-4
www.MarinnersTradingCompany.com
INLINE SKATERS #7
BLACK/BLUE USED $25, OBO
320-262-1316
KAYAK PADDLES LL Bean 230cm
paddles. 1 yr old Have 2 each are
$25 941-876-0412
POOL TABLE regulation size,
clawfoot, and accessories. $499,
OBO 941-883-1955
RELOADER MEC 20GA. Call for
info. $200 941-6244244
ROD & REEL DEEP SEA PENN
330, 6FT ROD, 80# LINE. $70
941-380-2762
SCUBA REG Poseiden 5000 Cyk-
Ion new $499, OBO 941-875-
4507
SKI SUIT - men's large, 1992
Olympic w/ Kodak logo, never
worn. $100 941-639-0838
STORAGE RACK for sports equip,
free standing, H-D steel EXC $40
941-258-2588
TACKLE BOX PLANO Maxmium
Big Black Tackle Box $30 941-
697-8771

I- K
TEXAS HOLD'EM
SAT., 2/5, LTD. SEATING,
REG. 6:30, 1st Hand @ 7pm
941-697-7353
YOGA MAT Lilac, used once $7
412-418-5784

S FIREARMS
L 6131


CIVIL WAR, WWII Guns, Swords,
etc. Wanted. Pay up to $900 for
G.1.45's & Lugers. 941-705-5145
COLT CUSTOM Shop 1911 38
Super Nickel $1100; Glock Model
17 20th Ann. Signed by Glock
$600;Beretta M9 9mm Defender
of Amer SetS700; Kimber Gold
Combatll $1400; AR15 LAR/Grizz-
ley 5.56 NATO$1100; Redfield
Scope6x24x50mm VarmintS200
"OBO ON ALL" (941)875-4507
FIREARMS AUCTION 1/29/11
See category 6020 for details. All
Florida Auction Service AB2824 AU3969


GUN & KNIFE SHOW
German American Club
2101 SW Pine Island Rd,
Cape Coral, FL. Sat 2/5 9-5pm
and Sun 2/6 9-4pm.
Admission $5.00 FREE PARK-
ING. CWP Classes $49.95 11am
daily. Lee County Gun Collectors
LLC. (239)-223-3370
BUY-SELL-TRADE
GUN SHOW Ft. Myers, FL
Jan 29th & 30th
Araba Shrine Temple
2010 Hanson St. @


Rt. 41 Ft. Myers.
Cash paid for your antique
guns and war souviners.
Website:
fmaac.tripod.com
RUGER P89 9MM extra 30
Mauser barrel set, stainless, box &
book. $475; Ruger 66-2 357mag
stainless, as new. $475; S&W
mod 49 38spec as new, ammo.
$525 941-321-0756
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A
Bush Rifle, Excellent Condition
$1200 Call 941-769-1367


BICYCLES/ LAWN & GARDEN BUILDING DOGS
I TRICYCLES I 6160 SUPPLIES L 6233
6135 6170


ADULT TRIKE New, perfect for
errands, package delivery & plea-
sure. Below dealers cost. $875
941488-9276
BICYCLE 21-SPEED Shimano
shift, titanium-boron steel frame,
new tires $45 941-525-8623
BICYCLE 3-WHEEL Restored
Desoto looks great- rides great!
$200 941474-1776
BICYCLE BUILT for 2 Nice 2
sweater bicycle looks great- rides
great! $85 941474-1776
BIKE 10 speed, road ready
new tires, rims, fits person 5'3-5'5"
$150 941-740-3606
BIKE DIAMONDBACK RST 21spd
alum $150, OBO 941-625-2779
BIKE GIRLS, 18" BEAUTIFUL,
BLUE W/ RED FLOWERS. $15;
(941)-423-7771
BIKE HUFFY SUPERIA $60
941-380-2762I
BIKE LADIES SCHWINN NICE OLD
USA 26 10 SP CRUISER. $30
VENICE 941-544-0042
BIKE MENS NEXT BEACH CRUIS-
ER CLEAN 26" ALUM. $40
VENICE 941-544-0042
BIKE MONGOOSE DXL 21 spd
24" $50 941-625-2779
BIKE RALEIGH Seneca, 18sp,
26", mtn. tour $50 941-624-2105
BIKE ROADMASTER ladies 24" 1
yr old, 15 speed. $45
941-258-0890
BIKE TORPADO 1980's Italian
made road bike, rides great. $350,
OBO 941-457-1127
BIKE WOMEN CRUISER CLEAN
26" 3 SP ROAD CRUISER. $30
VENICE 941-544-0042
BIKE WOMEN USA BEACH
CRUISER CLEAN 26". $35 VENICE
941-544-0042
BIKES AND bike parts $5.to
$40 941-625-2779

BIKES PAIR of beach cruisers
mrrf $100 941-625-2779
BIKES, 2 DAHON 20" folding
bikes, used twice, $200.
941-257-8047 leave message
DUAL BIKE Rack fits Jeep & other
vertical spare tires. $75 941-347-
8060
KHS, 27" MEN'S Road Bike.
Excellent Condition! $475. OBO
941-564-6386
MOUNTAIN BIKE 26 inch Mens
w/ 15 spd shimano gears Excel-
lent $100 941-697-8771
ADVERTISE
In
The Classifieds!
MOUNTAIN BIKE MENS Huffy
18speed 26in Excellent Like New
Low Miles $80 941-697-8771
SOFA, LOVE SEAT & CHAIR, off
white, $350. 941-380-3324
TREK FX 7.2 MENS NEW TONS
OF ACCESSORIES PERFECT $450
941-223-7673

TOYS
Lwow 60138


LASER TAG Bundle Challenger 2
Ig guns 1 sm and 5 vest great deal
$50, OBO 941-735-1709
LITTLE TYKES Football Toy Chest
OR Great Football Tail Gate Cool-
er!!!! $35 941-485-3217
ROBOT SPIDERMAN Remote
Control multi function 15"H PER-
FECT COND! $50 941-624-0121


VIDEO
6140


CAMERA CANNON DIGITAL A540
Power/Shot Pd 169. EC. $50 PC
area 401-744-7832
CAMERA CANNON T70 3 Lens-
es 50 600mm VIVTAR FLASH.
BAG $80 OBO 941-697-5250
CAMERA CANON 35 mm sure
shot max date /w 3 rolls of film
$40. 941-628-6371
CAMERA MINOX B W/LEATHER
CASE ORIG JAMES BOND SPY
CAMERA $175 941-639-1517
DIGITAL CAMERA ricoh RDC-2E
complete w/case&cables $50
941-697-3754
EARTH SCIENCE Slides volca-
noes, earthquakes, weather, etc
$50, OBO 941-286-1910

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& SUPPLIES
6145


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941-625-6600
HOT TUB * * SWIM SPAS
5 PERSON SPA W/
LOUNGER $1595
SWIM SPA LOADED $8995
941-462-0633

HOT TUB, 5 seater, IN GOOD
CONDITION. You move. $600
941-474-1053
POOL ROLLUP White for pool
cover. $50 941-627-6896
POOL TEST Kit Guardex 4-in-1


Test Kit, new $10 941-624-2105
POOL TIMER Intermatic T104
240v w/3 trippers. Used works
great no box $20 941-626-0304
SPA, Hot Spring Spa. Excellent
condition. You remove. $850 941-
445-5234


38" RIDER MOWER & self prop
mower, Weedeater, blower, chain
saw, & trailer. $995/all 941-626-
3102
BEST DEALS ON USED RIDERS,
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941-268-0917 or 416-1109
BLOWER BLACK & DECKER Cord-
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3091
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CUB CADET Model 70 Partially
restored. Kohler engine rebuilt.
New Tires $375 941-629-5429
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good condition, hitch $300 obo
941-743-2023
LAWN TRACTOR MTD 14 HP, 42
cut, excellent condition. $350
941-380-3685
LAWN WAGON rebuilt heavy duty
10 in wheels. $50
941-698-1951
LAWNMOWER BLACK & Decker
electric, not pretty but works. $20
941-460-4868
MOWER RIDER, Craftsman 2003
LT-1000 $350, OBO 941-815-
7834
MOWER, CRAFTSMAN, 22",
electric $35. 941-423-7771
OUTDOOR SPOTLIGHT Fix. Dual:
w/ 2 90W spotlight bulbs $10
941-624-2105
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941-347-8808
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3685
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TORO ELEC. LEAF BLOWER
$30 941-624-3091
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220-0925
WATER FOUNTAIN - shell shape
w/floating ball, 10" wide x 9" high
$25 941-639-0838

STORAGE SHEDS/
BUILDINGS
6165




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insulated, paneled, wired ceiling
tiles, heat/air, floor covering
$7,500 941-391-3866

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pedestal sinks $50, OBO 941-
626-0335
CEILING-MOUNTED CABINETS
white W68xH18xD12.5 Double
sided. $50, OBO 941-286-1910
CERAMIC TILE 8x10 off white
satin, 2 bundles, 1200 total. $495
941-626-3102
CHAIN LINK fence 40' rl NEW
Only needed final 10' $40, OBO
941-497-3702
DOOR FOR mobile home, slide
window w/screan $125 941-623-
3496
GARAGE DOOR OPENER Craft-
man 1/2hp, has remotes. $75
941-460-8218
GARAGE DOOR OPENER
GENIE 1/2 HP, NEW IN BOX.
$145 941-380-2762
GARAGE DOOR panel/m new in
pkg! 9'x21" wht/alum/4sqr $75
941-356-0690
JALOUSIE GLASS (50) 34"
pieces, $3 each 941-421-2647
PLUMBING SET Complete shower
kit, Plumbers bargain, includes all
plumbing supplies, new never
used, below dealers cost. $75
OBO 941-488-9276
SCREEN DOOR. 36" White Alu-
minum. GC. $35 941-766-0637
STORM BARS New Garage door
hurricane protection $60 941-
258-6996
VANITY SINK TOP shell shape,
brand new, cultured marble,


white&teal green, 30 in. $50 941-
445-5379
WATER HEATER RELIANCE- 2
GALLON, 115V, 1440 WATTS. $60
860-941-8073
WINDOW PGT, white, impact,
opaque. 36"x17", slider $100
941-629-4982


WINDOWS (5) Winco heavy duty
38x38, new. $75 each
941-343-7863
WINDOWS PGT new 37x61.5 still
in box wht windgrd alum. $490,
OBO 941-743-0614
WINDOWS, 17X34 TEMPERED
GLASS whiteframe fixed windows
$50.00 each 941-697-3754
WIRELESS OPENER Overhead
Door mount outside. $40, OBO
941-258-2722
WOOD COLUMNS (2) paint grade
91.5H. 7.25 dia bot. 6.25 dia top.
NEW $80 941-286-5601

TOOLS/ MACHINERY
6190


AIR COMPRESSOR G-Force
120/60hz 2 HP cast iron cyl.
4.6 Gal twin tank 90 PSI deliv-
ery 50' hose plusl5 piece
accessory kit. $75, OBO
941-426-3092
AIR COMPRESSOR; 1HP 125PSI,
CRAFTSMAN, like new. $120 941-
743-2842
ANGLED FINISH NAILER
PASLODE Xtra Battery; Like New;
Many Xtras! $300 941-624-3091
BANDSAW 14" Grizzly Ultimate
Bandsaw $300 941-237-7002
CHAIN SAW 14" Homelite 6
months old. $60.00
941-623-0346
CHAINSAW 16 EXCELLENT
SHAPE Eager Beaver w/Blade
Guard $100 941-697-8771
CRAFTSMAN C3 drl; 3 saws; rt
ang drl; wk It; 3 19.2 batt, 2 chgrs.
$325 941-585-1006
DRAIN CLEANER MANUAL DRAIN
AUGER,25' X 1/4" EXCEL. cond.
$12, OBO 941-627-6780
DREMEL 300 Variable speed
w/access & case. Gr8 4 hobbies
too! $39, OBO 941-743-3858
DRILL PRESS 12" 2/3HP,
CRAFTSMAN. Like New. $115
941-743-2842
ENGINE 3HP B&S with 2 1/2"
inlet/outlet pump $25 941475-
9689
GARAGE HANGING RACKS Rub-
berMaid Neatens, adjustable & ez.
$125, OBO 941-743-3858
GENERATOR COLEMAN portable
gas generator,5000 watts,5 20
amp outlets,excellent condition,
used very little. $450 941-613-
6043
GENERATOR NEW 6250 watt 10
hp $400, OBO 941426-9275
HAND TRUCK heavy duty, large
aired tires 16" base plate 53"H
EXC COND $45 941-286-5601
LATHE TURNING Chisels Ben-
jamin's Best brand 8-piece, 16"
chisels $50 941-237-7002
PORTABLE GENERATOR Troy
Bilt Briggs & Stratton motor
5550 Watts 8550 starting
Watts New in box $375, OBO
941-426-3092
PRESSURE WASHER 1300psi,
KARCHER, NEEDS work, or for
parts. $20 941-627-6780
ROOFING GUN Porter Cable
#RN175A w/box of nails. EXC
COND $125 941-286-5601
SEARS CHOP SAW. $55 941-
380-2762
SHOPSMITH MULTI Use Machine
W Parts SELL FAST $485, OBO
941-286-7647
TABLE SAW Craftsman $150
Cash 941-423-7291
TABLE SAW older model Crafts-
men,by King Seely Corp. $60,
OBO 941-457-1127
TOOL BOX "work box"
black,22x52,gd cond $35 571-
251-4101
TOOL BOX new,large 5 drawer on
wheels. $200 941-2234667
TOOLS LOTS of tools $1 to $30
941-228-1745
WOOD LATHE 60" CRAFTSMAN
COMPLETE W/ ATTACHMENTS
$300 941-625-1389

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OFFICE/BUSINESS
EQUIP./SUPLIES
6220


CORNER COMPUTER desk
4'x4' $40 941-623-3496
FAX HP 1010 inkjet printing fax,
have manual no ink cartridge $20
941-460-4868
FILE CABINET HON 4-drwr verti-
cal w/hanging folders $50 941-
575-9683
OFFICE OUTFITTERS
Pre-owned & new office furniture.
Venice 941485-7015
PHONE ROUTER Linksys Talk on
phone w/computer. No phone bills.
$39, OBO 941-743-3858

RESTAURANT
SUPPLIES
6225

ELEC CABLE 43' P-136-MSHA
6AWG SOOW 600V SUN RES 90c
AIW CORP $70 941-286-5601
EXPRESSO/CAPUCCINO
MACHINE Europiccola! Commer-
cial grade $499 941-763-9530

CATS


NOTICE: Statute 585.195 states
that all dogs and cats sold in Flori-
da must be at least eight weeks
old, have an official health certifi-
cate and proper shots, and be free
of intestinal and external parasites.


NOTICE: Statute 585.195 states
that all dogs and cats sold in Flori-
da must be at least eight weeks
old, have an official health certifi-
cate and proper shots, and be free
of intestinal and external parasites.
AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD pups
AKC, 1st. shots, Tris & Merles,
starting @ $550 (941)-255-0897
LAB PUPS, AKC, Yellow, Guar-
anteed. Parents on site.
Ready NOW 239-590-9745
LABRADOR PUPS, Chocolate Lab
AKC, Health Cert. parents on site.
M/F $600 941-423-9653
NORWICH TERRIER, pups, 1 M,
1 F, avail. 1/21. $2000 each.
850-638-4959
PITBULL TERRIOR 8 weeks old,
Female, 1st Shots. $150. (941)-
426-3631


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most loving fur babies you will
ever have. I have adorable tiny
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AKC, health certs & 1st shots.
To claim your baby call
(941)473-9876 or 525-7031
YORKSHIRE TERRIER, AKC, 8
wks, shots, health cert. Tiny, tiny F
& M. $800. 941-475-4913

MISC. PETS
6234


AQUARIUM 55 GAL w/stand & 2
large Grommies, plants, statues,
everything needed. $200. (941)-
764-9076
LIONHEAD BUNNIES Beautiful
babies,very friendly.Cages also
avail. $30/ea 941-456-5059

S PET SUPPLIES
& SERVICES
6236 1


BIRD CAGE 17x13x26", large
door, heavy wire, 3/4" spacing.
$20 941-204-0261
BIRD CAGE Wrought Iron w/play
top, exec cond. Cage size 28 x 22
x 33. $275 941-743-4007
DOG KENNEL Black metal 3x3x2
nice $40 941-575-9800
LOVING CARE PET SITTING in my
home or yours. Insured & Bonded.
941-423-4109
RABBIT CAGE large cage with
extras. $75, OBO 941-697-6157

APPLIANCES
6250


DISHWASHER 3 year old,good
cond. $75 330-465-3017
DISHWASHER MAYTAG stainless
tub. bisque $75 941-276-7316
DRYER GE WHT HEAVY DUTY
EXTRA LRG CAPACITY $75 941-
391-6700

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$30, OBO 320-262-1316
MICROWAVE MAYTAG over
range, bisque w/2 orig. manuals,
very nice, used 5 times, pd $468,
asking $250. PG 941-979-1608.
MICROWAVE WHITE Hotpoint
over the range $100 941-276-
0248
PEDESTALS FOR washer and
dryer, Samsung. Brand New. Each
$99 941-235-1522
RANGE, ELECTRIC, SMOOTHTOP
White, LG, w/convection oven. Used
18 mos. $450 941496-7730




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REFRIGERATOR FRIGIDAIRE.
4.4 cu ft. apt. size VGC. $95, OBO
941-766-0637
REFRIGERATOR G.E, SIDE BY
SIDE Almond $225 941-276-0248
REFRIGERATOR GE PROFILE-
BOTTOM FREEZER $175 941-
321-5294
REFRIGERATOR SIDE BY SIDE,
EX COND. LIKE NEW. $375;
RANGE- FLAT TOP, GE $250.
941-223-4781
REFRIGERATOR SIDE-BY-SIDE,
WHITE, I/W IN DOOR, EXCELLENT!
$350 941-575-8881
REFRIGERATOR W/BOTTOM
Freezer Bisque, GE, 5 yr old,
22.2cf. $200 941-876-0412
REFRIGERATOR WHIRLPOOL,
white, 25cf, side xside, ice/water
indoor, like new $175 firm 941-
575-2030


APPLIANCES
6250


REFRIGERATOR, GE 25.3 CU.FT,
Side by side, black, 5 years old,
like new condition, filtered, water &
ice dispenser $595 941-575-
0723
STOVE KENMORE White, glass
top. $200 941-627-6896
STOVE, GAS White GE, Self clean,
convection oven, warming drawer
$150 765-721-1818
WASHERS/DRYERS $149.
each or $290. Set
1 Year Warranty.
941-766-0226
WASHER & dryer Maytag Admiral
Capacity Plus. 2004. $150 941-
266-1016
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tag Work Great Both For $275
305-393-6944
WASHER ADMIRAL & Dryer Ken-
more, both large capacity.
$225/pr 941-451-8096
WASHER FRIGIDAIRE white
matching dryer available $200
941-276-0248
WASHER, KITCHEN AIDE, Lg.
Ex cond. $125 941-423-7771

WASHER/DRYER
$200 FIRM 941-473-1281

WASHER/DRYER-KENMORE
LIKE NEW, 1 YR. OLD WHITE.
$375 941-697-4435
WINE COOLER Black Kenmore 6
bottle digital txt pic $30.
941-286-1651

MISCELLANEOUS
L6260


5 GAL. Gas Can. Like New $5
941-743-0582
BOOKS 25 vol. THE VIETNAM
EXPERIENCE, exc cond $75 941-
575-9683
BOOKS BOOKS, various authors,
excellent condition, hard cover $2
9414734064
CHESS SET Wooden Folding 16"
Board, 3" King. Hand-crafted in
Europe. $25 941-240-2848
DINING CHAIRS 4 swivel
w/wheels, cloth seat, wood arms
$35, OBO 941-697-5989
ENT CTR 50x53, $50/obo. ELEC.
DRYER, $35/obo. ALUM.
awnings, $10ea. 941-505-0495
FIREWOOD SEASONED split oak
1/2 facecord FREE DELIVERY
$115 941-526-7589





HATS, MOSQUITO NET, (2), new.
Great for gardening or fishing. $20
941423-2585
KOI POND Underwater Light.
Brass. 120V/500W. NEW! $225
941-258-2588
MINI OPERA/SPORTS Glasses
pocket GC Pd $169/ $60, OBO
PC-area 401-744-7832
MORE'S MEAL-READY-TO-EAT
Factory fresh case, 12 full kits
w/heaters $79 941-258-0472
PANNING KIT: GOLD 12" pan,
book, lens, magnet, etc. New in
pkg. $15 941-276-1881
PATIO SET Table & 4 chairs, like
new. $100, OBO 941-697-5989
ROAD ROCK SALT, 7 - 801b
bags, FREE. 941-505-2834
SECURITY GATE BEAUTIFUL
ORNATE IRON 83"W 82"H 40"
RADIUS $75 941-769-0828
SEX & THE CITY DVD 20 Disc Set
all 6 seasons NEW sealed $125
941-505-7272
STEEL DRUMS 55 gal. $25
So.Venice 941-223-4667
TELEPHONE. Unusual golf bag
and club style. NOT A REAL BAG!!
$30. 941423-2585
"THE VICTORY GARDEN" COOK-
BOOK & MANY MORE BARGAIN
BOOKS! $20 941-639-1517
TIRES 265/70R16 set of used
BFG's $50 941-223-4667
TUFF STUFF Sports Magazines 6
years of Tuff Stuff 2005-current
$100 941-575-6154
WIRE BINS (2) transporting
10'pipe and etc. $300 941-623-
3496
WIRE SHELVING 5-5FT SECTIONS
WITH HARDWARE. $35, OBO 941-
613-1512

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* Driveways
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* Bobcat Services
NoJob Too Big orSmall
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Specializing in
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Decks, Flocrete
No Job Too Small
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941-493-1803
Cell
941-416-3092
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY RESURFACING, INC
S FREE Applied/installed Right
Estimates Over Existing Finishes!
p I1Handcrafted Flagstone
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Dryer Vent
Cleaning
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Prevent Fires
Go GREEN!
$39.00 Sr. Discount
Phone 941-204-6468
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ELECTRIC
* Residential Service
* New Construction
* Generators
* Inspedions
SPanel Change Outs
* FREE ESTIMATES
Lic.: ES12000512
For Prompt Call Back
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941-627-4068


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Electrical
Maintenance
Service Inc.
Residential & Commercial
"All Your Electrical Needs"
Service Upgrades
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* Carpet
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SLaminate
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Install & Repair
No Job Too Big or
Too Small
Best Rates
25 Years Experience
(941)-525-7493
Lic. & ins


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Coastal, Inc.
Restoration Co.
Over 30 yrs Experience
Specializing in...
*Refinishing* Repair
*On-Site Touch Up
*Antiques
MOBILE SERVICE
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Service
Ceiling Fans
� Lights
* Faucets
* Clogged
Drains
* Toilets
* Small Jobs
*15+ Yrs Experience
941-661-8585
Licensed


Mike & Vici's
Handyman Services
* Yard Work: mowing,
trimming, all landscaping
* Pressure Washing:
Houses, pool deck,
driveways
* Small Repair inside/
outside your home
No job too big
or small!
(941) 623-3408
Lie/Ins


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The Handyman,t
Kitchen & Bath
Countertops
Drywall
Texturing/Painting
Ceramic Tile
Aluminum Screens
941-766-1767
CRC 1327942
Licensed & Insured
Member BBB


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CALL BLAINE:
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Handyman
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30+Yrs Expence
941-539-1694


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Remodel & Finish Work A"l your odds &ends!
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LAWN CUTTING
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Serving Englewood, Cape Haze
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483 Collingswood Blvd.
941-629-1884

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PRESSURE CLEANING
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Interiors and Exteriors
Painting & Staining of
Driveways, Pool Decks
Free Pressure Washing with
ext. painting. 26 yrs. exp.
FREEESTIATES
ReferencesAvailable
Lic# 10-00007724 & Insured
(941) 255-3834


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L ') Painting
* Fine Interior & Exterior Painting
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* Perfect work, prompt service
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* Over 1,200 Jobs Completed
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BUICK
Low 7020


2002 BUICK CENTURY custom
4 dr, beige, 77,985 mi. $5,798
877-219-9139 dlr
2002 BUICK REGAL GS, 130K
mi. Silver, 4 dr., $3500, OBO
941-423-3905 or 941-628-1410
CADILLAC
7030


1983 CADILLAC ELDOR Great
Restoration car. $1000
941-661-4917
1996 CADILLAC SEVILLE
83,000 mi, V8, green, a/c,
$4,100, OBO 941-347-8808
A Bargain Hunters Delight
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From Venice, Englewood,
North Port Areas
Call 941-207-1200
From Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 941-206-1200
2003 CADILLAC CTS
GOOD LOOKING CAR WHITE
$10,988


2003 CADILLAC
SEDAN DEVILLE
"Arnold Palmer Edition"
Senior Owned, garaged.
Michelins, have records.
Pristine condition,
meticulously maintained.
No disappointments!
$6475. Call Bob @
941-468-3375
2004 CADILLAC DEVILLE, 4 dr,
black, 92,877 mi, $7,895 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2005 CADILLAC STS ONLY
24K MILES REAL NICE CAR
SILVER $19,988
WIjLDEJAUA
877-216-8292


1977 CHEVROLET EL CAMINO
new paint, good motor, no rust,
needs work. As is. $3,800. OBO
941-473-8542
1999 CHEVROLET CORVETTE
COUPE SUPER LOW MILES
BLACK $19,988


2000 CHEVROLET IMPALA
limited 4 dr red loaded 167 k high-
way, $3,300 941-626-3102
FM i 7 1r, M I! =~i1,


2002 CHEVROLET CORVETTE
CVT ONLY 22K MILES YELLOW
$25,988


2004 CHEW AVEO LS, yellow,
91,052 mi, $5,988 (877)-219-
9139 dlr
2004 CHEW CORVETTE
CONVERTIBLE, 34K, $27,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2004 CHEVY MONTE CARLO
LS, 4 dr, silver, 53,781 mi. $9,875
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2005 CHEVROLET IMPALA , 6
cyl. Red. Auto, cloth, 72K mi.
Exc.cond.$8,700. 941-716-0636
2007 CHEVROLET CORVETTE
Z06 MINT CONDITION
15K SILVER $49,988


2008 CHEW CORVETTE
CONVERTIBLE RED $40,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2009 CHEVY MALIBU LTZ, silver,
30,425 mi. $14,950
877-219-9139 DLR
2009 CHEVY COBALT, 4 dr
sedan, LT, tan, 37K, $9850 Pro
Power Auto Sales 941-627-8822
2010 CHEVROLET HHR LS, Sil-
ver, Bal. fact. warranty. $12,995.
Pro Power Auto Sales. 941-627-
8822
2010 CHEVROLET COBALT, 4
door, blue, 3,700 miles. $12,000.
Call 941-875-2285.
2010 CHEW CAMARO SS
RED 6K, $32,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
S CHRYSLER
7050


1991 CHRYSLER LEBARON
Convertible. Super clean, Cold air.
$1995. 941-536-8844
1994 CHRYSLER LEBARON
convertible, all pwr, 92K, clean,
runs well, $2,495 941474-7894
1995 CHRYSLER LX 4dr, 4 cyl,
83K, full power, ac, leather, exc
cond $2,950 941-347-1201 dlr
2002 CHRYSLER SEBRING
Convt. 36K. V6. Blowout Price!,
$5,995. 941-979-9331
2004 CHRYSLER SEBRING
Conv. 49K. Loaded. V6. Blowout
Price, $6,995. 941-979-9331
2007 CHRYSLER 300C
HEMI, $20,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
SUN CLASSIFIED
2010 CHRYSLER SEBRING
LTD HARDTOP CONVT $24,990


2007 DODGE CHARGER
VERY RARE PLUM COLOR
13K MILES $30,988


2008 DODGE AVENGER SE,
red, 13,709 mi. $14,895 877-
219-9139 dlr
FORD
7070


1998 CROWN VICTORIA
38,000 mi. garage kept. 1 retiree
owner. White, loaded, light gray
leather $4500obo 941-979-8457
1999 FORD MUSTANG base, sil-
ver, 71,445 mi. $5,350. 877-219-
9139 DLR


2000 FORD TAURUS Good
Condition, 68k miles, Cold Air,
AM/FM cassette, Clean car.
$2,650. 516-662-6186
2002 FORD FOCUS WGN
SILVER, AUTO, Stock 12670A
$7985. 941475-5444dlr

Have A Garage
Sale!


2002 FORD MUSTANG GT, 5
spd, 105k mi., Lots of Extras!
$6,500. (941)-412-7474
2003 FORD CROWN VICTORIA
Great cond. 44,260 orig miles
$6000/obo 941-766-1574
2003 FORD MUSTANG Pony
Conv. Red, V6, AT, Mach 1000,
22k mi $9450 941-639-7247
2008 FORD MUSTANG
ROUSCH VERY CLEAN
RED/BLACK $36,988





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FORD
7070


2009 FORD MUSTANG Red
coupe, 34k mi, Nice , Stock
8433b $22,900 941475-5444dlr
2010 FORD MUSTANG Red, V6
Premium, 2door conv certified 24k.,
$21,980 941475-5444dlr
2010 FORD MUSTANG, 2 dr,
base, gray, 19,508 mi, $19,875
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2011 FORD MUSTANG Blue.
6spd, V6, 9k mi, like new stock
12722 $23,800 941475-5444dlr
JEEP
7080


2000 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE
, 138,500 mi, V8, FWD, 4
speed, Laredo Sport, $4,600,
OBO 320-262-1316
2006 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE,
Laredo, silver, 32,271 mi,
$15,487 (877)-219-9139 dlr



2007 JEEP WRANGLER X,
white, 55,356 mi. $18,957 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2008 JEEP COMMANDER
18K HEMI $28,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2008 JEEP WRANGLER silver
47k, AC, Stock 12682A
$22,888. 941475-5444dlr
2008 JEEP WRANGLER unlimit-
ed Black, 4dr, 24k mi, AC, Stock
8824c $26,568 941475-5444dlr
LINCOLN
7090




1999 LINCOLN Town Car Carti-
er. Exc. Cond! 94k mi. Asking
$5,500. 941-497-7971

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2008 LINCOLN Signature LTD
37K mi. Exc. cond. $22,000.
941-391-5674
MERCURY
7100


1996 MERCURY COUGAR XR7,
spec. ed. V6, 71K orig mi. exc
cond. $2700 814-462-4217
1998 MERCURY GRAND MAR-
QUIS , New tires, battery. RV tow-
able. $3,100 941-627-5365
2000 MERCURY GRAND MAR-
QUIS , 116,260 mi, LS, $3,600,
OBO 941-629-7972


MERCURY
7100


2005 MERCURY GR MARQUIS
Gold, 75k mi, drives & looks great.
$14,225 941475-5444 dir
2010 MERCURY GR MARQUIS
LS Blue w/ beige looks & drives like
new 3 to choose from starting at
$20,980 941475-5444 dlr

OLDSMOBILE
L7110


2003 OLDSMOBILE ALERO
GLS, 2 dr, Lo Dn Pmt. 941-743-
2600 www.gasparillamotors.com
PONTIAC
7130


2004 PONTIAC Grand Prix Black,
Low miles. $3,700 Venice 941-
258-5189

SATURN
L 7135


1999 SATURN SC , 4 cyl., auto-
matic, SC2 runs GREAT, $2,000
941-623-2732
2000 L SERIES beats Camry &
Accord. Looks & runs exc. 156K
mi. $4,000, OBO 941-697-3779
2004 SATURN ION Level 2, sil-
ver, 63,481 mi. $6,987 877-219-
9139 dlr
PRO-POWER
AUTO SALES
(941) 627-8822
USED SATURN SALES
PARTS & SERVICE
"THE SATURN GUYS"
02 SL 1 Sedan............. $2,799
97 SW2 Wagon...............$2,899
99 SC2 Coupe............... $2,999
98 SW2 Wagon...............$3,399
99 SL2 Sedan................. $3,299
01 SL2 Sedan................$4,195
06 Ion Sedan..............$6,999
06 Ion Sedan..................$7,299
09 Aura Sedan..........$12,295
03 Vue...................... $6,199
09 Vue SUV...............$14,795
09 Vue SUV...............$15,495
All rated over 30 MPG

SCION
S7136


2006 SCION XA, Blue, 4K mi.
Almost brand new. $12,000
941-624-2378
2006 SCION XB blue,
62,426 mi, $11,456
(877)-219-9139 dlr


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'59 DOWN & 159/MO. & UP!*
Auctions, Factories and Lending Institutions throughout the South have been flooded with repossessed, unclaimed new and used
vehicles. Auto Liquidators is coming to Palm Used Car Superstore to assist in the immediate disposal of over 300 vehicles.
Vehicles have been acquired at incredible savings from points throughout the country and now must be eliminated immediately -

REGARDLESS OF LOSS OR PROFIT!


VEHICLES FROM: $999 -$30,000
LOCAL & NATIONAL BANKS AND LENDING INSTITUTIONS HAVE RELEASED LIENS ON OVER 1000 VEHICLES FOR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL PRIOR TO AUCTION LIQUIDATION
VEHICLES FROM THE FOLLOWING MANUFACTURERS WILL BE AVAILABLE!
CHEVROLET * DODGE * GMC * JEEP * HYUNDAI * FORD * CHRYSLER
BMW * TOYOTA * NISSAN * MITSUBISHI * MAZDA * MERCEDES BENZ

VEHICLE INFORMATION PAYMENT OPTIONS ,
All Vehicles Have Been Inspected And Their Titles Have Been Cleared For Transfer To OPTION 1: Cash Or Personal Check OPTION 2: Credit Union Draft
Prospective New Owners Immediately. Many Vehicles Still Under Factory Warranties. OPTION 3: Negotiate New Loan With Competing Lending Institutions With Rates As Low As 0% Up To 6 Full Years.*


SALE INFORMATION
For 3 Days Only, Auto Liquidators Will Be At The Location Listed Below To Offer These Vehicles For Sale To The Public
For As Little As 10% Of Their Original Lien Amount.

PRICING INFORMATION
Pay The $59 Down Payment* Then Start Making Payments. Payments As Low As $59 Per Month.* First Come First
Served. Payments Will Be Clearly Marked. Offers May Be Below The Posted Settlement Amount. Vehicles Sell To The
First Buyer Where Purchase Offer Is Approved.


FREE 10 MINUTE CREDIT CHECK
$3 Million In Credit Will Be Available For This Event. If You've Had Credit Problems In The Past, We Have Bank Sources
Seeking New Accounts. We've Helped Hundreds Of Financially Troubled Customers.

TRADE-INS WILL BE ALLOWED
State Licensed Auto Dealers Will Bid Registrants Current Vehicles And Any Balance Owed Will Be Paid Off
(If Purchased). Positive Or Negative Trade Equity Will Be Applied To New Loan Balance.


All prices plus tax, tag and a $599 dealer fee. *With approved credit. $59 plus tax, title, and fees. Additional down payment may be required for credit approval. See sales agent for details. Example: 1997 Chevy Cavalier, sale price:
$4,998, $59/mo.. for 60 months @ 6.9% APR. $59 down payment for a total of $59 down plus tax. Subject to credit approval. Subject to lender's final approval. All offers on select vehicles with approved credit. Vehicles/Banks/Lending
Institutions/Credit Unions subject to change. Vehicles represent on-hand, in-route, ordered and to be purchased vehicles. Cannot be combined with any other advertised offer or special. See dealer for complete details.


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7145


2007 ACURA TL
BLACK/BLACK, $21,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2007 ACURA TL, 2.5, white,
43,106 mi, $22,897 (877)-219-
9139 dir
AUDI
7147


2004 AUDI A4, 1.8T, 4 dr, manu-
al, black, 55,212 mi, $13,456
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2005 AUDI A4
CONVERTIBLE, 21,000 MI
$20,990 (877)-211-8054 DLR
2007 AUDI A420T Turbo 4 dr, sil-
ver, 58,648 mi. $19,256 (877)
219-9139 dir


2008 AUDI S4 CNVT
EXCEPTIONAL CAR ONLY 11K
MILES GRAY $43,988


BMW
7148


2002 BMW 330CIC
RED 58K, $20,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2004 BMW M3, 6 spd., Moon
Roof, leather, loaded, garage
kept, adult owned, exc. cond.
$18,900/OBO. 941-650-1258
2007 BMW 3251
BKL 29K, $34,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2007 BMW 5251
BLACK, 29K, $27,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2007 BMW 6501
$40,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2008 BMW 5351
$33,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2008 BMW M3 COUPE
BMW'S FINEST 10K MILES
GRAY $52,988


HONDA
7160


2003 HONDA ACCORD, EX, 4
dr, beige/ivory, 78,173 mi,
$10,458 (877)-219-9139 dlr
2005 HONDA ACCORD EXL, V6,
2dr, silver/black, 79,140 mi,
$10.950 (877)-219-9139 dlr


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Include Your Business in This Directory. Call 866.463. 1638


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Enhance The Look & Value Bailey's
Of Your Investment Pressure
1VCleaning
Pool deck renoltCe n
SPool dek reno s Exterior/Interior Painting
SGarage floors * Sofit and Facia Repair
SPatio's * Gutter Repair & Cleaning
* and more Lifetime Venice Resident
* Licensed & Insured Lic.& Insured in Sarasota,
* Senior Discounts No. Port & Charlotte Counties
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941-375-0; 941.497-1736


Jenkins
Home Improvement
* Pressure Washing
* Driveways
* Pool Decks & Cages
* Soffit & Facia
* Repairs
* Painting
Also Vinyl Siding, Soffit
& Facia Installation
941-497.2728
Owner/ Operated Lic./Ins


VENICE
PRESSURE
CLEANING
"TILE ROOF
SPECIALISTS"
"Also House Painting
& Roof Coating"
497-2493
Same Cleaning
Since 1984
Associations Welcome!
Lic./Insured Free Est


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* Serving Sarasota County Since 1978
* Free Estimates
941-484-2232
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Repair & Re-screen on Pool
Cages, Lanais, Front Entryways,
Gutter Repairs, Internal Soffit Re-
pairs, Repaint Pool Cage, Screen
Doors, Garage Screen Sliders

Eng, 941473,8951
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$45 Tops, $25 Sides
Complete Rescreen $995
(up to 1500 sq ft)
Add "No See Umm" screen for $10
Ask about our
*Super Screen*
(Golball proof, 10yr warranty
*Florida Glass*
FREE ESTIMATES
(941) 879-3136
Lic. &Ins.


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Roofing
Family
Owned &
Operated <
Since 1984
426-8946
Free Estimates
Metal, shingles, flat roofs.
Replace & Repair
Lic#CCC1325995


Re-Roofing & Repair Specialists
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Bus: 941-474-5487
Fax: 941-475-0799
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Trailer Repair
Major & Minor
Boat/Utility
Trailers
Springs, Axles
Bearings, Tires
Lights & Wiring
Englewood
Trailer Center
941-460-9700


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New Constriction
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Rusted bands &
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Spraycrete &
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2005 HONDA ACCORD, EX, 4
dr, beige, 61,292 mi, $13,854
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2005 HONDA CIVIC coupe, EX,
gray, 36,468 mi, $11,754 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2005 HONDA CIVIC, LX, 4 dr,
black, 82,410 mi, $8,975 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2007 HONDA ACCORD EX, V6,
brown, 35,569 mi, $17,985 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2007 HONDA ACCORD EXL, V6,
silver, 38,568 mi, $17,986 877-
219-9139 dir
2007 HONDA CIVIC Gold w tan
int 13k mi, auto, cold ac, Stock
12687 $17,880 941475-5444dlr
2007 HONDA CIVIC EX, gray,
37,709 mi. $14,758 (877)-219-
9139 dir
2007 HONDA CIVIC SI, silver,
48,470 mi, $16,758 (877)-219-
9139 dir
2007 Honda Civic Ex Black 4dr,
auto, sunroof, 60k, Drives like new
$14900. 941475-5444dlr
2007 HONDA CIVIC, alabast sil-
ver metallic, 36,389 mi, $13,875
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2007 HONDA CIVIC, EX, 2 dr,
blue, 78,750 mi, $11,245 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2007 HONDA CIVIC, SI, 4dr,
manual, black, 47,889 mi,
$16,870 (877)-219-9139 dlr
2008 HONDA ACCORD EX,
black, 53,338 mi, $19,785 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2008 HONDA ACCORD EX, V6,
gray, 45,002 mi, $23,456 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2008 HONDA ACCORD EXL, 4
door, mystic green, 23,259 mi.
$20,780 (877)-219-9139 dlr
2008 HONDA ACCORD LX, 4 dr,
silver, 41,733 mi, $16,987 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2008 HONDA ACCORD LXP,
white, 44,852 mi. $17,856 877-
219-9139 dir
2008 HONDA ACCORD LXS,
leather, white, 32,117 mi.
$17,985 877-219-9139 dir
2008 HONDA ACCORD, Certi-
fied, EX, red, 16,764 mi, $19,877
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2008 HONDA ACCORD, EXL, 4
door, black pearl, 35,724 mi.
$19,950 877-219-9139 dir
2008 HONDA ACCORD, red,
9,269 mi, $18,759 (877)-219-
9139 dir
2008 HONDA CIVIC alabst silver
metallic, 61,130 mi, $12,458
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2008 HONDA CIVIC EX, manual,
black, 48,822 mi, $15,879 (877)
219-9139 dir
2008 HONDA CIVIC LX, 4 door,
beige, 35,088 mi, $12,950 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2008 HONDA CIVIC LX, 4 dr,
black, 24,067 mi. $14,875. 877-
219-9139 DLR
2008 HONDA CIVIC LX, coupe,
black, 40,000 mi. $13,879 877-
219-9139 dir
2008 HONDA CIVIC LX, manual,
black, 29,702 mi. $11,950. 877-
219-9139 DLR
2008 HONDA CIVIC, LX, 4 dr,
borrego, 48,677 mi, $14,256
(877)-219-9139 dlr

I Classified = Sales
2008 HONDA CIVIC, taffeta
white, 55,437 mi, $12,876 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2009 HONDA ACCORD EXL, pol-
ished metal, 45,054 mi, $20,456
877-219-9139 dir
2009 HONDA ACCORD, Certi-
fied, alabast silver, 22,008 mi,
$16,947 (877)-219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA ACCORD, Certi-
fied, EXL, 4 dr, silver, 6,856 mi,
$23,785 (877)-219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA ACCORD, Certi-
fied, EXL, polished metal, 22,461
mi. $23,456 (877)-219-9139 dir
2009 HONDA ACCORD, Certi-
fied, LX, 4 dr, silver, 9,404 mi.
$17,985 (877)-219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA ACCORD, Certi-
fied, red, 14,528 mi. $23,587
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA ACCORD, LPX,
leather, gray, 29,505 mi, $19,254
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA ACCORD, LX, 4 dr,
white, 8,390 mi, $17,898 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2009 HONDA ACCORD, LXP,
leather, gray, 29,505 mi, $19,254
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA ACCORD, polished
metal, 21,536 mi, $18,924 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2009 HONDA CIVIC blue,
35,968 mi. $16,950 877-219-
9139 DLR
2009 HONDA CIVIC, LX, 4dr,
blue, 18,123 mi, $15,987 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2009 HONDA S200, Certified,
black, 14,092 mi, $28,975 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2010 HONDA ACCORD Certified,
EXL, nav, Crosstour, silver, 9,627
mi. $29,950. 877-219-9139 DLR
2010 HONDA ACCORD EXL,
Crosstour, opal-sage, 14,853 mi.
$27,980. 877-219-9139 DLR
2010 HONDA ACCORD EXL,
Crosstour, white, 406 mi. $33,978.
877-219-9139 DLR
2010 HONDA CIVIC HYBRID
Certified, polished metal, 3,489
mi, $19,950 (877)-219-9139 dlr


2010 HONDA CIVIC, LX, 4 dr, 5
spd, silver, 6,634 mi, $15,987
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2010 HONDA CIVIC, SI, black,
18,591 mi, $19,875 (877)-219-
9139 dir
2010 HONDA FIT, Sport, blue,
2,721 mi, $17,958 (877)-219-
9139 dir


2002 HYUNDAI SANTA FE
V6, Only 44 ki mi! Garaged. Like
New Condition Inside & Out.
$6,200. *****SOLD!!!!!!*****
2003 HYUNDAI TIBURON, GT,
red, 117,925 mi, $6,988 (877)-
219-9139 dlr
2008 HYUNDAI SONATA, 51K,
original owner, dealer maintained,
mint condition, asking $12,000
239-357-2861
2009 HYUNDAI SONATA GLS,
white, 31,422 mi, $14,856 877-
219-9139 DLR

INFINITI
7165


2003 INFINITI 135, Luxury 4 dr,
white, 67,255 mi, $11,780 (877)-
219-9139 dlr
2007 INFINITI G35 EXTRA
CLEAN 22K MILES BLACK
$25,988


2007 INFINITI G35, S, black,
52,130 mi, $22,456 (877)-219-
9139 dir
2008 INFINITI M45 ADVANCED
TECH AND PREMIUM PKGS
BLACK/BLACK $35,988
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JAGUAR
7175


2005 JAGUAR X-TYPE AWD
JAG NICE CAR BLUE $12,977


2007 JAGUAR XK CNVT
TOPAZ CERTIFIED 6YRS OR
100,000 MILES $44,988
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2007 JAGUAR XK
CONVERT GOLD CERTIFIED TO
100K $43,988


2007 JAGUAR XK COUPE CER-
TIFIED WARRANTY ONLY 10 K
MILES BLUE $44,988



LEXUS
7178


2003 LEXUS ES330
ONLY 38K MILES $15,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2003 LEXUS ES350
BLACK ONLY $22,990
CERTIFIED (877)-211-8054 DLR
2006 LEXUS ES330, silver,
47,629 mi, $17,851 (877)-219-
9139 dir
2010 LEXUS IS250 V6, 4 dr,
Starfire pearl, 4,821 mi, $30,878
(877)-219-9139 dlr

MAZDA
7180


2001 MADZA 626 LX, 4dr, gray,
95,202 mi, $6,788 (877)-219-
9139 dir
2004 MAZDA sports wagon WT
V6, auto, loaded, leather, 68K,
mint, $7995 obo 941-613-6864
2008 MAZDA 3, 32,450 mi,
Auto, 4 Dr., Blue, MP3, 17" Wheels
w/New Tires. $11,999. OBO 941-
204-0074
2009 MAZDA RX8, red, 8,014
mi, $25,870 (877)-219-9139 dir

MERCEDES
7190


1995 MERCEDES Conv w/hard
top, 54,000 orig. mi. Exc. Cond.
$11,950 941-505-6175
2001 MERCEDES CLK430
CNVT NICE CAR LOW MILES
SILVER $16,988
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2001 MERCEDES S430V
49K MILES BLUE $13,988


2001 MERCEDES SLK 230
LOW MILES SILVER $14,988


2002 MERCEDES S430V sil
ver/gray 73,354 mi, $13,785
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2004 MERCEDES C320
49K $14,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2004 MERCEDES E320W 4 dr,
blue, 46,423 mi. $19,785 (877)-
219-9139 dlr
2005 MERCEDES CLK 320
CNVT 27K WHITE $24,988



PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200

2008 MERCEDES SL550R
$59,990


877-211-8054 DLR
2009 MERCEDES C300W
$29,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2009 MERCEDES E320
DIESEL $34,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR


2000 NISSAN SENTRA, auto, 4-
door, Look and runs like new $6998.
941475-5444, dir
2003 NISSAN ALTIMA, green,
80,615 mi, $9,877 (877)-219-
9139 dir
2005 NISSAN ALTIMA, silver,
74,025 mi, $12,455 (877)-219-
9139 dir
2005 NISSAN MAXIMA, 3.5 SL,
4dr, gray, 61,005 mi, $14,875
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2008 NISSAN ALTIMA
SL LEATHER, $18,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2009 NISSAN VERSA
$14,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR

SAAB
L7206


1993 SAAB 900S Convertible,
great shape, $3,500. 941-743-
8403 or 864-710-3751.
2006 SAAB 2 door convertible,
aero, red, 42,216 mi. $13,950
(877)-219-9139 dlr

TOYOTA
7210


2002 TOYOTA SOLARA
CONVERTIBLE 44K $13,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2003 TOYOTA RUNNER Lim-
ited, V6, Full Pwr. 80K. Must drive.
941-743-2600 DLR
2005 TOYOTA AVALON
XLS, 49K, $18,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2006 TOYOTA CAMRY LE, 4 dr,
gray, 74,142 mi. $11,785 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2006 TOYOTA COROLLA, XRS,
4 dr, manual, white, 78,867 mi,
$8,950 (877)-219-9139 dlr
2006 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER,
Full pwr, Clean. 4 cyl. 941-743-
2600 www.gasparillamotors.com
2006 TOYOTA RAV4 Limited,
58K, Fully Loaded. 941-743-2600
www.gasparillamotors.com
2007 TOYOTA AVALON
$21,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2007 TOYOTA CAMRY LE Grey,
looks & drives great 64k miles,
$15,972. 941475-5444 dir
2007 TOYOTA SOLARA
CONVERTIBLE SLE, 31K,
$22,990 (877)-211-8054 DLR
2008 TOYOTA COROLLA, 4 dr,
silver, 67,446 mi, $10,894 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2008 TOYOTA SOLARA, SLE,
red, 25,510 mi, $22,987 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2009 TOYOTA CAMRY
XLE 13K $18,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR

VOLKSWAGEN
7220


1999 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE
Immaculate, $4,500 wife's car,
45k orig miles. Must see. New
Everything. Venice-941484-3866
2003 VW BEETLE, convertible,
orange, 45,870 mi, $10,758
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2009 VW PASSAT CC loaded, sil-
ver, w/ leather, 48k, stk 8497A
$24,873. 941475-5444dlr

VOLVO
S7230


1995 VOLVO 960, 4 dr, blue,
61,359 mi, $4,888 (877)-219-
9139 dlr

ANTIQUES/
COLLECTIBLES
L 7250


runs great, all original, $39,000
obo. Call 941-629-3163.


195Y ULUSMVBILE 1Hollaay
88 TROPHY WINNER 4dr Hard
top, 21K orig. miles Red/white
w/ Black & white int $15,555.
WILL TRADE 401-529-6261
1969 Z28 CAMARO
454 Big block, Needs body
& paint. inclds extra parts &
trailer. $25,000 trades cons.
(941)-468-4226
1970 BUICK GSX STAGE I
Conv., 800+ HP. Too much to list
Haulmark Trailer w/ AC. $25,000.
obo 941-875-4507
1972 CHEVROLET C20/K20
Truck, auto, ps, pb.runs good.,
$5,000 941-235-2203


1973 VOLKSWAGEN THING
Conv. Good Shape! Runs Good.
Great Body! 4 Spd. $3,500. 989-
873-0493 (cell)
1979 PONTIAC PARISIENNE
Brougham, mint cond, 60K, A MUST
SEE! $7,000 941426-1083
USE CLASSIFIED!
1986 FORD MUSTANG GT,
5.0 Convertible, $2,000
941-539-3246


HONDA / HYUNDAI NISSAN
L 7160 L L 7163 L 7200 S


4 TIRES: P235x70-17 for pick-up.
Hankook 5/32 tire thread. $100
obo. Call 941-625-2949.
50'S AUTOLITE flip top with draw-
ers Spark plug cabinet $300, OBO
941-474-0192
BUCKET SEATS w/Armrests,
Seatbelts, Bluegray. Clean. Both
$100, Each $65 863-558-3486
DODGE MOTOR 318,1970s com-
plete,ran when pulled, $150, OBO
941-286-7739


ANTIQUES/
COLLECTIBLES
7250

1994 FORD MUSTANG Indy Pace
Car, SVT #200, out of 1,000 built.
11,200k miles. $17,000 OBO
941-698-9370


SAVE THIS DATE:
SAT., 2/12/11
9AM-1:30PM


SUN NEWSPAPERS
OPEN HOUSE &
MIDWINTER
COLLECTOR
CAR SHOW
Hosted by:
The Sun Newspapers,
23170 Harborview Rd.
Charlotte Harbor, P.C.
24 Trophies will
be awarded,
1 over 4' high,

TOUR OF THE
PAPER OFFICE &
PLANT.
See first hand how
the Best Community
Newspaper in the
Country operates.
Music begins
at 10AM by "Power
Outage Continues"
playing hits from the
50's, 60's and 70's!
"Orphan" Cars will
be featured. Also an
appearance of "OPA" The
Clown with Henrietta" his
Bassett Hound, Food &
Beverages available.
Barbershop Quartet Singers
"Up Deep Creek, EH"
Open only to Non Modified
Cars and Trucks at
least 22 years old.
NO REGISTRATION FEE.
Owners that will exhibit at
this fun EVENT must RSVP
to the Veteran Motor Car
Club of America with Ozzie
Osborne at 941-235-7701.
Regretfully space allows for
only 100 vehicles.

BUDGET BUYS
4,1 7252


1987 MERCEDES-BENZ E-
CLASS , Runs, drives. No AC,
$700 941-769-3358
1988 CADILLAC BROUGHAM
39K orig mi, runs great, cold ac,
$1,700 obo 941-623-2065
1999 DODGE INTREPID, 6 cyl,
cold air, metalflake silver, cloth
seats, $1750 Call 716-374-2950

AUTOS WANTED
L ^ 7260


M.S.B. RECYCLING
$300 for most cars
with title!
941-575-4008
WE BUY CARS
$400 CASH +UP
Frank 276-0204
TOP CASH PAID We Buy
Cars, Trucks, Vans Any Condi-
tion. Mike's Auto Transport
Toll Free 1-866-204-0949,
Cell 941-650-5785



TRUCK Running or not! Hon-
est & Reliable! 941-286-4599
ALL VEHICLES WANTED
Dead or Alive, Top $$ Paid,
Starting at $320/$2000
941-623-2428
JUNK CARS WANTED
24/7 Fair $$ Paid
941-286-3122, 623-5550







$ ALL CARS & TRUCKS!
Top $$$$ PAID!!
941-626-9120
$$ TOP CASH $$
FOR CARS & TRUCKS. DEAD
OR ALIVE. 485-7515
I BUY SCRAP CARS, TRUCKS
AND WRECKS 941-456-1342

AUTO PARTS/
ACCESSORIES
7270




1,000 Lb. engine stand and 2
ton load leveler. Like new, used
once. $75 941-456-6824
1957 CHEVY, 3 spd trans with
400 miles on it. $325
941-759-0013


Call 941475-5444, dlr.
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY, Certi-
fied, EXL, slate 67,023 mi,
$32,987 (877)-219-9139 dlr

TRUCKS/ PICK-UPS
S7300


1983 CHEVROLET Pickup, 1/2
ton, Diesel, no bed, $500.
941-493-6022


ACCESSORIES
7270

CHEW 350 engine + 350 tranny
each $150 941-457-1127
FLAT BED topper fits Ford Ranger
$50, OBO 941-883-1955
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$175 941457-1127
GPS LOWRANCE 500C Color
GPS in box Excellent Shape $75
404-401-8198
HITCH REASE come off F250,like
new. $125, OBO 941-286-7739
NERF BARS (step rails) WESTIN
for F-150 King Cab Black AS NEW
COND $75 941-286-5601
POWER MIRROR fits 2001 to
2008 Chrysler minivan. New in Box
$125, OBO 941-626-5099
RIMS (3) chrome F250 8 bolt,
some tread on tires $100 941-
624-4213
Roth Book, ART OF Big Daddy,
new, soft bound. $25.
941-474-0192
T-SHIRTS NEW BIG DADDY ROTH
RAT FINK T-Shirts each $10
941-474-0192
TIRES (4) Goodyear, 215/65/16
good shape $180 941-468-4226
TIRES (4) MICHELIN,
215-60-16". $150
941-743-7747
TIRES (4), for trailer 205/75/15
$100. 9414684226
TIRES (4), Nitro Extreme VR
225/35/R19 w rims for Toyota or
Nissan. $475. 9414684226
TIRES 4 Continental Contitrac
P235/70R16 99% tread $150,
OBO 941-268-6003
TIRES P235-75R 15 RAISED
WHITE LETTERS VG CONDITION
ALL 4 $120 941-2764733
TOW PACKAGE off a Ford Bron-
co/ build-on/ universal $150, OBO
941-268-8674
TRUCK CAP white 63-1/2" x 80-
1/2". $100, OBO
320-262-1316
TURBO 400 trans. Fits
Buick,Olds.Pont.Cadilac $150,
OBO 941-286-7739
WATER PUMP housing for big
block Chrysler, excellent cond.
$75 941-626-5099
WEIAND 8120 Intake Brand New!
Possible trade for third gen. parts.
$100 407-9254603
WHEELS AND Tires - (4)8 Lug
Whls, FORD +(2) 36x14.5 MT Baja
$350, OBO 941-232-0253

VANS
7290


1995 TOYOTA PREVIA Extra
large int. Captain front seats, 3
rows, 2 separate AC systems,
great car, great shape, $2500. Pt.
Charlotte 302-249-2163
1996 DODGE 1 ton ext cargo
van, V8, auto, tow pack. needs
nothing, $2450 814462-7146
1997 GMC SAVANA, like new,
100k miles, Dark Green, $9,000
OBO 717-396-0217
1999 FORD WINDSTAR-LX
Runs & drives Excellent, Like new
tires. Cold AC, REDUCED
$2400.obo 941-214-0889
1999 PONTIAC MONTANA Mini-
van, Loaded, Air, Leather Int.,
$2,500 859-358-1438
2000 CHRYSLER TOWN &
COUNTRY, PW, PL, 941-743-
2600 www.garparillamotors.com
2001 DODGE RAM 2500 Conv.
Van 65k mi will trade or sell EXTRA
NICE $6500 941-5048893
2004 DODGE CARAVAN SXT,
V6, Quad seats, 100K, Runs new.
$5,395. 941-979-9331 DLR
2005 DODGE CARAVAN SE,
84K, V6, BLOWOUT PRICE
$5,900. 941-979-9331 DLR
2006 CHRYSLER TOWN &
COUNTRY Signature Series,
Loaded, low mileage. Al cond.
$14,500. 941-323-9380
2006 KIA SEDONA, red, 59,724
mi, $11,875 (877)-219-9139 dlr
2007 DODGE Grand Caravan
WHEELCHAIR van, 10" lowered
floor & ramp. 941-870-4325
2008 CHRYSLER TOWN &
COUNTRY LTD, $23,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2008 HONDA ODYSSEY, EXL,
black, 47,317 mi. $24,568 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2010 FORD 12 PASSENGER VAN
E-550, $23,461 like new in/out.


2001 FREIGHTLINER
GRUMMAN-OLSON Step
Van, 4 cyl, diesel, 2wd w/
5spd standard, seats 2,
New tires, White. $11,000/
obo 941-468-1807
2003 DODGE RAM 1500, Quad
Cab. Hemi. Full Pwr. Must see.
941-743-2600 DLR
2003 FORD F-250 Pick up. 7.3
liter diesel, crew cab, lariat, short
bed, fully loaded, Rhino guard bed
liner and tow package. 73,500
miles $17,500. 941429-8005
2003 FORD F150
Harley Davidson 25K, $21,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2003 TOYOTA TACOMA
DLX/PU, gold, 113,439 mi.
$6,950 877-219-9139 DLR


2004 FORD F-150 XLT, Ext.
Cab, 31K mi. V8. Loaded w/Tow-
ing Package! Like New! $12000.
941-429-5938 (after 5pm)
2005 CHEVROLET COLORADO,
70K, auto, 4cyl. AC. $6,295. 941-
979-9331 DLR
2005 CHEVROLET SILVERADO
Ext. Cab, 2WD, Auto. Excellent
Condition! 67k mi. Very Clean.
$10,500. 269-223-1309
2005 DODGE RAM SLT
2500 4X4, Diesel, 52K miles,
Auto, LOADED, $26,900. Ex
cond. Trades Considered
941-468-4226
2006 CHEW SILVERADO LS
Crew cab, 2WD White Looks Like
NEW Needs nothing. 92K MI
$15,985. 941-475-5444 dir
2006 DODGE DAKOTA, red,
36,705 mi, $12,175 (877)-219-
9139 dlr
2006 DODGE RAM 1500
SO COMFORT MUST SEE
$16,990 (877)-211-8054 DLR
2006 FORD F-250 Super Duty,
blue, 42,426 mi, $18,972 877-
219-9139 DLR
2006 FORD F150
28K, $21,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR


2006 NISSAN TITAN SE,
Silver, tow pkg., exc. cond.
$9,800. 941-429-1608
2006 TOYOTA TUNDRA dbl cab,
limited, maroon, $20,458 877-
219-9139 dir
2007 DODGE RAM 1500
IMMACULATE $13,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2008 FORD F350 Super cab,
4x4 Loaded, Nav., Stock 12679
58 k, $39,991. 941475-5444dlr
2008 HONDA RIDGELINE RTL,
Nav, billet silver, 39,183 mi.
$24,950. 877-219-9139 DLR
2008 HONDA RIDGELINE, RTL,
nav, white, 35,864 mi. $26,975
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2010 DODGE RAM 1500
QUAD CAB LOADED LEATHER
NAV 5K SILVER $30,988


2010 FORD EDGE LTD Looks &
drives Great. Dark blue 28K,
$28,950 dir 941475-5444

L SPORT UTILITY/
VEHICLES
7305

1998 CHEVROLET BLAZER SUV,
111,000 mi, red, auto, $2,750
941-624-6073
2002 DODGE DURANGO, SLT,
beige, 94,219 mi, $6,788 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2002 FORD EXPLORER XLS
Auto, 1 owner, 24k miles, $5,800
941-697-9315
2002 HYUNDAI SANTA FE, GLS,
LX, blue, 80,590 mi, $9,645
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2003 FORD EXPLORER SPORT
Green, AC, 5spd, Nice 80k mi,
$6890 dir 941-475-5444
2003 GMC YUKON SLT, Loaded.
DVD, 4x2, 941-743-2600
www.gasparillamotors.com
2003 LEXUS RX330
BEAUTIFUL $15,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2005 FORD EXPLORER, XLT,
4WD, black, 132,853 mi, $7,988
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2005 GMC ENVOY SLT 6 cyl, cli-
mate cont. Sun roof all extras like
new $13,995. 941423-7771
2005 HYUNDAI TUCSON, silver,
75,148 mi, $11,456 (877)-219-
9139 dlr

E E
2006 FORD EXPEDITION XLT,
very good cond. 67,600 mi.,
$16,000. 941-639-1095


TRUCKS/ PICK-UPS
7300


1989 DODGE RAM HI-TOP
camper runs good-nice interior-
$1900. 860-861-3884
1998 DODGE DAKOTA extended
cab, 5spd, AC, Runs & drives per-
fect. 4 New tires. Great work truck
$2250. 941-468-1489
2002 FORD RANGER Regular
Cab, Auto, Cold AC. Like New
Tires! $3750 obo **SOLD!**
2001 CHEVROLET 2500 HD
Ext cab, leather seats, Dura-
max Diesel, Elison transmis-
sion, 4x4, Excellent cond.
$14,900 941-698-9877 or
Cell 906-360-5020
2001 FORD F-350 7.3 Deisel
Lariet, Crew Cab, Dually, Longbed,
80k mi., $17,000. obo 941-875-
4507






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SSSUNCOAST BOATING


BOATS-POWERED
7330


OBO UTILITY TRAILER 5 X 10
NEW $750. 941-505-0758


15' JEHMSEN 34 HP Johnson,
galvanized trailer, $1,000 941-
474-5114
17' CAROLINA SKIFF 50 honda
4-stroke, 50 hrs, bimini, trim
tabs, debth finder & trailer in Mint
cond. $6,700 941-474-1133
CHECK THE
CLASSIFIED!


BOATS-POWERED
7330


20' 1994 BAYLINER Needs
Starter. Make Reasonable Offer.
5262 Lovett. NP 941-268-2121






22' 2000 AQUASPORT 225
Explorer Walkaround: 200HP
Evinrude, cabin, bimini $17,000.
941-505-7269


Evinrude, T-Top, Garmin
440S, GPS, FF, VHF, AM/FM
/CD, Tbag, w/ 05 Alum trlr.
$9,900/obo 941-321-1873


BOATS-POWERED
7330


20' BENNINGTON
PONTOON boat Excellent
condition 70HP stroke Evin-
rude $7,900 941-426-3534


12' 2000 LOGIC MARINE 17 MAVERICK HPX TIIini-i Hill,
Tender/Dinghy, 25HP outboard, 60HP Yamaha 4 stroke, Minnko-
trailer composite hull. Runs ta, 195 hrs, w/custom cover &
great/fast $3000. 941-457-3990 trailer. $15,900 239-850-5939


12" MOKAI i-I. ,h,. H,:,, Ii
power, runs in 3" of water - go
anywhere! $1,800 941-698-0619


14' '96 BAYLINER 50HP Force
Merc trailer, bimini, DF,radio, runs
looks good. $2500. 743-6404.


14 rFElIH UIdUlNlHiT rI.i ..II
boat, 2005, 25 HP Tohatsu, bimi-
ni top, cover, electric start, exc
cond. $6,000. 941-548-1401
CLASSIFIED
SELLS
CALL TODAY!
941-207-1200
Venice/Englewood
North Port areas
OR
941-206-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas


17 PROLINE CC i !'-i. i:E,
Bimini, Trailer, Cover. Just Ser-
viced. $4,300. 941-223-6514
17' SEA SPORT, CC, 90hp Evin-
rude, bimini, live well, FF, galv.
trlr., never in salt water. Exc.
cond. Must sell. $6,000/obo. Call
Ron anytime 732-267-6142
17.6' 1987 STARCRAFT Bass
Boat fully equipped, MinnKo-
ta trolling motor, remote con-
trol. all new batteries, on
board charger, 88 Evinrude,
Float on trailer, Very good
cond. $2750. 863-494-4620


M i
18" - 1990 THUNDER CRAFT
115HP Mercury, Bimini top,
Livewell, FF, Depth finder Good
cond.$3,500/obo. 941-7434675


Vl I n UUw ivl r ur UUAo3.
Power-Lift jack plate, turn signal
trim switch, hydraulic steering,
Hot Foot gas pedal, Perfor-
mance Galv trailer. 606 hours,
runs great, 80 + mph
941-493-1849. $7,800


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92


IV' onELIPl n uuvvIuIte, 1i�U,
10, 3.0L Merc Cruiser, new bimini,
$3,000, OBO 941-876-0154


WATER Pontoon w/2006 Yama-
ha 60hp w/warranty-Live well-
GPS-CD Player Tandem Trailer,
Changing room. Low hrs. Great
Cond. $12,500 941-661-3775


20' BACK COUNTRY Flats Boat
w/175 Merc. EFI motor, jack
plate, power pole, fish finder, am/
fm cd player, alum. float on Trail-
er,all in like new cond. $14,900.
Make Offer. 941-626-3628


w/1998 Mariner 175hp O/B,
Looks good Runs good. Depth
finder VHF radio included.
$4500. Call (941)-468-8292
1 .


ZZ CrinIa ;KHr I corpion
1985, 350 Chevy 10, new parts &
service. $3,000 941-457-3447


e.)o.', IVo Vt nrntAnn.L, ,). /
L, I/O, double prop, $10,500,
OBO 941-323-1876

REDUCED!!




23.8' CHAPARRAL !'::,. *Ij:,
350 OMC, 10, new engine, GPS, VHF,
like new $6,500/obo 941-697-0287


,I DH LllIu '. -I-1 1 r.. .I-I. -
FUEL EFF. 4 CYL VOLVO, I/O, VHF,AM/
FM/CD, $3700, 941-889-9815


2003, 115 Yamaha 2 stk. EFI,
Loaded w/options. $11,500
Call Chris 941-321-3110


Yamaha 2 stroke., 89', poling
platform, fish finder, 2 live wells,
VHF, AM/FM/CD. Galv. trailer.
$4900/ obo. 941-492-5569


hp Yamaha, stroke (low Hrs) &
galvanized trailer, center console,
2 decks with swivel seats, elec-
tric trolling motor & electronics.
$7,900 941-493-4785


Open bow with full fiberglass
floor. Large live well, VHF,
AM/FM Radios. 130HP John-
son with Galv. trailer. Great
family boat in excellent con-
dition. $6450/obo
941-830-2415


22' HARRIS SUPER SUNLINER
PONTOON 2003, 90HP Evinrude,
2010 EZ Load dble axle trlr. Exc.
cond. $9,590 941-575-9891


24 -309 8 H-LIYnR, L.l-H.i. 3
300 HP, F/I, full cabin, lift kept,
nice, $17,900 941-613-1903


2 I--I-- ' 225, 2000 Johnson Ocean Pro.
22' LEGACY Typhoon, 1998, $10,000 941-628-6088.
150 Yamaha, alum. trlr. Full -----=
cover. Extras. Kept in storage
8 mos. $8500. 941-505-5723
ISUN CLASSIFIED


24' REGAL'97 Deck Boat, Rebuilt
5.7 Volvo I/O w/30hrs. GPS, Many
extras. $9,700 941-575-9271

22' PRO SPORT 150 Yamaha
VHF, radio, bimini enclosure, sum-
mer cover $5900 941-391-6969


14' V-HULL A._11111111111 E.,:,AT,
5.5HP Outboard, trolling motor &
battery. $750 941-876-4889
.. -. I


15' ZUUU TIIIin '.il -l 4
stroke Yam, trolling motor, 2batt.,
live well, Bose stereo, GPS/FF,
etc. $3,500. 941-809-7969






15'2" CLASSIC JET CRAFT
1996, Merc 120HP jet drive,
Mich boat $5,900 248-613-8955


Merc 4 stroke, 57 hrs, new tan-
dem trl, bimini. 941-629-9666


19I nuRfRICA-iIL rUUO, 11b
Yahama 4 stroke, under 50 hour,
Mint condition. $20,000 Neg
941-374-3744 or 941-286-3793


1S 6 P . A 0 e...:. ::- t. t..:.t
w/150 Johnson with many extras.
$4,850 941-626-5481
18' FIESTA 2002 saltwater pon-
toon w/Magi trlr, 40hp Yahama-4
stroke, FF, VHF, AMFM stereo, live
well,2 batt/AB switch, bimini,
swim ladder, $5,900.See at Cape
Haze Marina 941- 698-1110,
813-781-3103 or 813- 478-3891


22' SEA HUNT 2005, T-top, lift
kept, 150 Yamaha 4 stroke. Prime
cond, $24,500 941412-1735


like new trailer. Center console,
Yamaha 130 2 stroke w/ SS
prop, $7,900 941-6264571
( USE DECLASSIFIED! __


Mercury, Cont. Trailer - $4900
Ready to go fishing 941-623-5916






20' Penyan open fish, solid, boat,
motor & trailer, nice cond. Ready
to go. $4500. 941-697-7834



i6.


18" MAVERICK, 2008, ,iih 19' SEA HUNT 2006, 115hp
150 4 Stroke. 300 hrs. Jack Yamaha 4-stroke, Bimini top, &
plate. Power pole, 24 V trolling More. $8,500. sold
motor, batt. charger & Ameritrail-
er w/swing hitch. Exc. shape. --
$28,900. 941-639-6440


mercruiser csanrs, mnru-null exst,
wet bar, head, ski tower. 6 yr
warr. Dry stored/marina.
$58,000 941-544-8834.


250hp Yamaha, HPDI, 260 hrs.
Custom T-top, trailer, electronics,
fully loaded. Exc. cond. Over
$65K new. $9995. Reduced
to $37,500. 941-258-5200
., .W I j


Vb, I/U, 4 electric cownriggers,
Too many extras to list!
$5,000/obo 941-505-2667


21' DECK BOAT '98 Pro Sport,
150 Johnson, low hours, kept
covered, DF, dbl bimini, front &
rear ladders, sink, HEAD, 2 bait
wells, 2 batteries, full cover.
$4989 $8,500 941423-6274


24' SEARAY SUNDANCER,
2000, MC 5.0L I/O, GPS, FF, full
canvas, many extras, great cond,
$44-"0 $17,500 941-697-7888


24' STRATOS, cuddy, head, 2
150HP E-Tec (2007), 39 hrs. new
gauges, controls and canvas, 1
owner, lift kept. Excellent.
$33,900. 941-460-9698






24FT 2007 STARCRAFT PON-
TOON party boat. Yamaha 90hp,
stroke, less than 100 hr, motor
still under warrantee, Bimini top,
enclosed potty / changing room,
gas grill, extra fishing chair, fish
finder, Live well, AM/FM radio,
new canvas, one owner, kept on
lift, excellent condition, lots of
extras $15,900. 941-505-0043


1.O. M/-u-rvr i l SIMrcPrR
CENTER CONSOLE. 50HP
Johnson, Newly serviced, T/T,
SS prop, Galv trailer, Live well,
GPS, VHS, Compass, Push pole,
Full cover, Fishing seat & Bimini
top, Dry stored & Covered.
Ex cond. 941-716-6792


J u II JUI11 IolUII 3n o 01 VYOLI s o,
low hrs, trailer, MINT $9,999. 941-
575-2742

I*gl>j~dF^


Montauk, 90 hp 4 stroke, Galvanized
trailer, Always garage kept. New 18' SeaArk Mod-V Jon
cost over $32,000. Selling for river or flats, CG eqpt. E-Tec 60
$19,000. 315-591-0844 Jet drive. Warranty 2013. $5,500
ea. $9,900 pkg. 941-625-4456


Mercu.r, 100hrs, Minikota 18' SEARAY w/ Inline six Mer-
Mercury, 00 r cruiser I/O. New exhaust mani-
troll motor, bimini, Garmin GPS cruiser I/O. New exhaust mani
& oFF, VF, ti r w pwer winch fold, newer outdrive, alum trail-
S$20,500/OBO 401-525-67 er with dual torsion bar axles
$20,500/ 401-525-6677and new tires $2,000.
941-204-9805


.1 itl�VV _.JI *l , f.vv
JOHNSON 90HP w/ T/T, SS
prop. Poling platform w/
Stiffy pole, trolling motor.
HYDRAULIC JACK PLATE &
STEERING SYSTEM,
FF, livewell, compass, Alum
trailer. Fantastic cond.
$5950/obo 941-716-6792


18U YAMAHA 1UinP 2
STROKE VMAX, CUSTOM
BIMINI TOP, VHF, GARMIN FF/
CHART PLOTTER, VERY LOW
HOURS. 2004. $12,750
941-916-2550


19 CnA rnO ou.4 I r."i- i
SV1900 CC, 115 HP Yamaha 4-
Stroke w/ Trailer. Many Extras!
Low Hours. Excellent Condition!
$12,000. 715-570-0207


1i9.b i�/4 HYUHAOUKI UTT-
shore equipped, T-Tops, full can-
vas and cushions, fishfinder, gps,
dual batteries, 140HP Merc. I/O,
stainless prop, very nice, well
maintained, older style boat. With
'06 tandem axle alum. & stainless
trailer. $5,500. 941-662-7410
I Classified = Sales I


Cabin. 350 Chevrolet. This boat
has been refurbished. Looks and
runs great. $5200. or best rea-
sonable offer.941-270-7321.






20' 1993 RINKER Captiva Cutty
Cabin, 260 HP Merc Cruiser,
Freshwater boat, bimini top, can-
vas, matching trailer, all in excel-
lent cond. $6,500 941-223-0055


rouna: o./L voLvo, cuaay cabin,
hardtop, super clean. $17,900.
941-505-7269


�. nr i n-3rvUn i �uuu
212 seahorse, 150 johnson
ocean runner just fully serv-
iced. Boat is in excellent
mechanical & physical
condition. Garmin electronics,
4 new tires on trailer.
$16,900 OBO Call Don at
a1 -ann.naOa


21' PROLINE, 2006, 200 hrs,
150 Mercury eng. Minnkota
trolling mtr. T-top, Lowrance GPS.
$22,500. 317-313-3900


LI 3CA.ruVJA UU, 1ouIp IvIer-
cury, Like New. 200 hrs. Loaded,
Blue Tooth, HiDef Sonar, Radar,
Chart plotter x3, 941-426-6679


23' 1997 CHAPARRAL i(,. k
Boat, 5.7L Mercruiser I/O 210HP,
dual batt, bimini, VHS, depth/fish
finder, lift kept, low hours, good
condition $9,850 941-505-0095


z2' UUIIA center Console,
2001, 250HP Yamaha, GPS,
Sounder, Baitwell, Radio, 625
hrs, $16,500 813-545-4361


2006. 115hp Yamaha 4 stroke, 25' FIBRA -'.'. H,:, .- ih:,ii,.,:,I,,
GPS, VHS, bimini, livewell. 170 very seaworthy, waterman's spe-
hrs. $17,900 941-743-0636 cial Red. $2,900 302-559-4816


23' CRIST CRAFT Amerosport
1988, less than 100 orig hours, MI
boat, no saltwater, DF, ship to shore
radio, stove, refrigerator, stand up
head, Chevy 260 IB/OB, trailer,
$8,700, OBO 941697-6782


21i SYLVAN UeCK Btoat, 115 np z' KIANKIN 1
Evenrude, fishing ready, Loaded, w/trailer. $2,7!
$6,800 941-505-0602 941-204-3053


25' GLASTRON GS249, AC,
Galley, Head, Electronics &
MORE! $16,995. 941-698-9846


25" HYDRA SPORT, %A ,2 '.0
Evinrudes, GPS, VHF, depth, alu-
minum trailer & more. Runs &
looks great. $12,000, OBO.
941-475-4778


BOATS-POWERED
7330


BOATS-POWERED BOATS-POWERED
7330 ~C7330






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20' ANGLER center consule
2001 Yamaha 150 HPDI, low
hours. $12,500 941-627-3221


225 Hrs. 2003. Inside storage.
Many extras, 1 owner. $28,900
941- 474-2426


2 51 bbAK AY i nl ,Ii. ,- I l-,-, 111-1.:
10 w approx 60 hrs, loaded, ac,
Bravo 3 drive, full enclosure, lift
kept, $16,900 941-637-3942
9


25' TROPHY PRO 2004 2-200
HP Merc. Optimax SW low hrs SS
props full head RayNav C-120 VHF
Exc cond. $39,500 941-697-9254
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25 WELLCRAFT i il....ni gine
low hours, AC/Radar, exc. cond.
many extras. $9500. 637-6295


FIBERGLASS HULL 28" draft,
302 Ford Engine, V-drive
Many updates on Electronics,
110 electric, Fridg, toilet,
sink alum. 3 Axel trailer, w/
Crestinen Alum 16' Boat,
25HP Johnson motor with
trailer. Both for 11,000.
(941)-474-9498
AM


BOATS-POWERED BOATS-POWERED BOATS-POWERED BOATS-POWERED
7330 7330 7330 7330


w/ 2 2005 200HP Yamaha 4
Stroke Engines. New Full Canvas
Camper Top, AC Installed 2009,
& More! $23,900 941-875-9590


26.55 FT BAYLINER !.''., e.g,
AC, fully equipped, fish finder,
new batteries, kept on lift,
anchor,combo stove alc/elec.
refrig, toilet, shower, micro, sink,
builtin battery charger, $14,275
570-575-5633


fully rigged, twin Johnson
O/b's. + Many extras
Alum triple axel trailer
$42,000 941-575-7589


1990, T/5.7 I/O new canvas,
update cabin, clean well main-
tained. $18,900 OBO. See @
Cape Haze Mar. (941) 473-1613.

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22' AQUASPORT Walk around
Cuddy Cabin, 200HP Johnson
Ocean Pro motor, w/ '05 Alum
trailer, Very good cond.
$12,500. OBO 941-639-5877






29' 2007 TRITON Twin Verados,
250HP each, 60 hrs. Full Elec-
tronics. $69,900 941-473-3297


2008, low hours,
Ext warranty, AC, generator
$144,900. OBO
941-637-1517

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1990 (Venice). T/340 Merc. 1/B.
Lg. open cock pit & spacious int.
Sleeps 6, 6.5 KW gen. Full elec-
tronics, $49,500.
Bob Nordstrom CPYB 978-852-
4844 World Class Yacht Sales
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,3 SUINIUn IICn J1U ." 1 --
350 gas inboard engines,
camper top, fully equipped w/
extras. $79,900. 941-575-6188


36' - 1998 CARVER Mariner
350, Twin Merc Cruisers, All
electronics, Shows like new.
$110,000 941-255-5311
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01/29/11
24.5' AQUASPORT 1994, Cain
& fiberglass top, 225 Evinrude,
anchor winch, trim tabs, radio,
fish finder, live bait well, large
cockpit, cover & more. Great fish-
ing boat, professionally maint.
$10,000 941-697-7029


cats $75,000 also 50ft. boat slip
$225,000 OBO Englewood
941-915-2714
Charlotte RV & Marine
Sales & Repairs
Florida's largest indoor pre-
owned boat showroom!
Consignments wanted:
We'll sell your boat for FREE!
Full-service Repairs:
insurance claims, engine, electri-
cal, hull, trailers.
US 41 at Kings Hwy,
Port Charlotte (941) 883-5555
www.CharlotteMarine.com

SAILBOATS
7331


3U' MAIKU zUU1 ztzcc, twin
Mercury Optimax, 576hrs ready
to fish, triaxle trailer, too much to
list. $38,900 OBO 941-473-2150
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2001. Great All-around Boat!
$110,000. Tower w/controls,
twin Volvo diesels, low hours, 5kw
Westerbeke gen., head w/show-
er, galley w/microwave & elec
stove, sleeps 4. Call 941-697-
5808 for more info.


Shore Power w/ AC. New Engine,
Trans, Batteries & Drive w/ 90
Hrs. Full Canvas. Just Serviced!
Very Good Condition! $19,500
941-258-5289


OU StH KHY ll. 11 -i , .-: I'":
(Osprey) T/260 Merc I/B. New
bimini & Eisenglass, 4.5KW gen.
Color elec. Sleeps 6. $41,000.
Bob Nordstrom CPYB 978-852-
4844 World Class Yacht Sales
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STALKER w/trailer. 2001 5.8 let, shower, fridge, stove, hot
260 Hp PCM engine .good H20, lift kept, built-in battery
boat. Needs a Little TLC charger, fully equip, very low hrs.
$10,000 Bob 941-628-1334 $7,500 941-575-2199


SEDAN, TWIN 350 CRUSADERS,
LOADED, VERY CLEAN.
$29,900 941-639-3833


1 Owner. Too many options to list!
$18,000 941-268-1110
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Z "o 4 w iivi P: - '-"' I i. i -, I.in
sleeps 4, Alum. Tr, Avon raft W/5
hs motor, Extras, Very good cond
$9500. OBO 941-637-0058


26 87 SEARAY ill ili,, r,,.o
170 Mercury, Recent canvas
$9,500. Call 941-637-0590.


27.6' 2000 TROPHY Walk-a-
round 225HP Merc. cuddy with
sink, burner & cooler, head/mac-
erator, water sys., dual batteries,
very good fishing boat, bait well,
fishboxes, lots of storage, only
$19,950. 941-698-5722.






28" 2001 SEA SPRITE in - ilin,
310 dual prop AC, GPS, bridge
end. elec. head, full galley, 45
mph, only 90 hrs. lift kept, exc.
cond. $28,500. 941-639-7890.






28' BOSTON WHALER CON-
QUEST 2000, T-250HP, Yama-
a's, top electronics, A-C, Gen.,
pristine, $69,000 941-966-5400


31' 1987 STAMAS Cruiser, 99
twin 250 Yamahas, 800 hrs. Air,
micro, ref. head, shower & invert-
er, $15,000/obo. 941-629-9391




32' WELLCRAFT MARTINQUE
$39K '96, Twin 350's 420 hrs.
Sleeps 6, 1 owner, Exc. Cond.
941-697-2499
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32', 1986 TROJAN, new 350
engines, hardtop, A/C, Heat, new
GPS. $33,500. 941-697-6258


I-Ious, trailer, elecs, extras!
$25,000, OBO 941-474-6758


Zb' LIHAAKKAL Low hours,
Runs great, $9,299
Reduced to 98500 $7500
586-536-8824


Tisn Tinaer. Ply orlage w/aual sta-
tions. $6,500. 941-473-4035






26' PENNYAN Flying Bridge,
New Eng. Turn key, Under 100hr
$10,200. 941-223-4368
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twin 22o ramanas, low nrs.,
cabin. $55,900. 239489-1193
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z2 PrK sport Pro at 1999
Twin Merc 2002, 225 EFI, w/20
hrs since complete rebuilt top
to bottom, new heads Great
Fishing Boat, Low Draft.
MUST SELL $28,825 OBO.
941-223-5087 - 941-876-3602


225 Yahama, 300 HR, AC, AP,
Lift kept. $32K. 941-391-1260


26' REGAL EXPRESS 2007 " "i"""iv irn'au li i i i,
26' REGAL EXPRESS 2007 1989 (Nokomis), T/270 Chrysler
Volvo 5.7, 298 hrs, a/c, heat I/B,Garmin color plotter V birth &
GPS, arch w/rod hold, head, gal- pilot birth, enc. head. $26,900.
ley, flat scrn tv, elect. windlass, Bob Nordstrom CPYB. 978-852
full canvas, sleeps 4. $59,500 4844 World Class Yacht Sales
9414844 World Class Yacht Sales
941-6370147


19/, Iwin Iviere cruiser/
Inboards, Shallow Draft, Recent
Risers, New Canvas, New Uphol-
stery, GPS..ETC! Nice Vessel. Lift
Kept. Professionally Maintained.
A Must See Boat! $24,000
404-606-0866 Port Charlotte.


T/250 hp/Cummins diesels
(900 hrs.), thrusters, CLEAN
Well-equipped
Great Cond. Kept on a Lift.
$107,000 941-697-0940
ck70@embarqmail.com


35' 1997 CRUISERS 3570:
7.4L Mercruisers w/341hrs, gen
set, W/A queen, full galley.
$79,900. 941-505-7269






35' CONTENDER, 1998, side
console, T-250, air & generator,
loaded, $75,000 941-575-7867


I/3/U Ivercs, a32 nrs, top elec-
tronics, gen, 2 TVs, Central vac,
Icemaker, new batts, camper can-
vas, new bottom 7/10, and much
more, $139,900 OBO, PG, owner
motivated, 941-380-7077
me-"


Cabin Trawler. 120 Ford
Lehman, Vetus Bow Thruster,
"Scotties" Aluminum Fly
bridge enclosure. $59,000
941-347-7400


Twin 486 Cummins, 350/hrs,
9kw gen. 4 AC/Heat, inclds
cockpit. 2 State rms & heads.
Top Electronics. Bow thruster,
New bottom paint. Warranty thru
5/2011, $209,000 Owner
Punta Gorda 941-380-7077


40" DEFEVER TFALEF f-':i.,
twin diesel, new fiberglass decks,
fuel tanks, water tanks, $79,000
941-639-2003 or 231-218-9920
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Tv, ,n ,_,_ m i ,nL,_ t , ,L n , -
Totally Refurbished with rebuilt
diesel Ford Lehman, fiberglass
hull. Full new tanks. Asking
$65,000. Call 941-408-9572


fish 2000 Twin 430 HP Diesels, 8
KW Gen., Very comfortable clean,
quality boat. Well maint.
$255,000 941-697-5808
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CRUISER. Shallow draft, 26'
sloop, Cuddy cabin w/ head, sink,
stove, sleeps 4, 15hp Mercury,
plus dual axel performance trailer
with new tires. $3700/obo. 941-
497-3010


bottom & painted topsides,
retractable keel, nearly new
genoa, 5 h.p. outboard.
12,500. Call 941-743-5351.







27' CATALINA 15 HP OB, good
cond., 4' Stilletto keel, Rollar 150
Genoa $4400 Call 941-766-1791


ou .In.LIl .m ou riulllne 170Oo
Catalina 30, tall rig, wing keel, gps
plotter, auto pilot, depth, 2
dinghies, new batteries, new main-
sail, much new equipment, very
sharp interior and exterior. Price
Reduced-$27,900. 941-662-7874


30' IKWIN Z/nP Yanmar Usl.
Full batten mainsail, Rolling
Genoa, Storm Jib. Shoal
Draft, Lots of extras $9995.
(941)-637-0373 - PGI


Z ;AAHIHLIIAIH UU, 5u np Yam-
mar, AC heat, in mast furling, 1
owner, $89,950. 941-3474670

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32' CATALINA 320, 1994, Great
weekend cruising sailboat. Details at
httt://birdsnbugs.wordpress.com/v
oyager $52,000 941-6394138


34 HUNTER, ..., Iri.i,- , many
upgrades, in-mast furling in PGI lift,
$75,000 firm. bill@rmcfam.org


.,n mnmm.Il iJo) oolsans, cII-
trols in cockpit, shoal draft 4'9",
new dodger & bimini, 2 anchors.
$69,000 941-575-0970

L PERSONAL
WATER VEHICLES
7332


LI C;PIIENK console, Zuui
w/2005 115 hp Yamaha stroke,
Trailer, $10,500. 941-639-8230


PERSONAL
WATER VEHICLES
7332


8' BOMBARDIER Nice jetski but
needs some work,trailer included
$500, OBO 941-258-6996

MISC. BOATS
7333


10' JON BOAT w/ oars $250
941-740-0002


IU VVMLnCn DmE nil .. ii 1in
extras. A unique hard bottom
inflatable. $1,500 941-698-1811
10' ZODIAC 2 seats with cush-
ions, life jackets included. $499
941-743-6452






SEVYLOR 8.6 ft. Heavy Duty
inflatable dinghy / tender w/ 3.5
H.P. Like new Nissan (03) out
board. $650 obo 941-505-1915

OUTBOARD/
MARINE ENGINES
7334


1999 YAMAHA 90, runs great,
can demo. Newer lower unit.
$1500/obo. (941)-628-0427
OB, NISSAN 5HP, long shaft,
runs great. $375.
(941)460-9745
TROLLING MOTOR- 2008
Motorguide,stern mount used
twice! includes 3 batteries & box.
Asking $499.00 Call 941-916-
9336 or 941-889-8929


DOCKING
Z 7336

PUNTA GORDAI, 1 MINUTE from
harbor, 30' maximum, sailboat
area. (941)-639-4606


& EQUIP.
7338

12'X3" DIAMETER
SPINNAKER POLE, $75
941-637-1455
ANCHOR DANFORTH High
Tensile, 11 Ib., Gal. Chain,
NEW. $100 941-830-8391
BOAT FENDERS TWO WHITE
BRAND NEW DOUBLE EYE $25
941-575-8881
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OBO 941-661-0993
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HYDROFOIL SE 300 new, high
performance. $35
941-759-0013
MER. MIRAGE S.S. 17 pitch
15dia. plus series. NEW. $350
941-759-0013
MER. MIRAGE S.S. 17 pitch
15dia. plus series. NEW. $350
941-759-0013
PROPELLER 14X19 merc.prop
2004.used twice $70 760-217-
4863
STEERING WHEEL s/s
26"destroyer type w/hub. Exc.
cond. $275, OBO 941-244-7025
YAMAHA PROP S.S. saltwater 2
pitch, 21 dia. 15. New $375
941-759-0013


CANOES/ KAYAKS
L ^ 7339


10' KAYAK, (Mainstream Streak),
with paddles. Good Condition!
$280/obo. (863)-558-3674
14' CANOE RogueRiver poly-
ethelene,paddles and jackets incl
$400 941-497-5657
15' CANOE Smoker Craft. Jack-
ets and paddles included $350
941-497-5657
15' PRECISION KAYAK, blue, 2-
person, with rudder and two pad-
dles. $495 941-629-2957
16' ALUMINUM CANOE padded
seats and oars $350, OBO 941-
875-4507


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VEHICLES
7305

2005 NISSAN MURANO, SE,
AWD, blue, 66,618 mi, $18,975
(877)219-9139 dlr
2006 HONDA CR-V, EX, 4 door,
black, 59,430 mi. $14,950 877-
219-9139 dlr
2006 HUMMER H3
$17,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2006 KIA SPORTAGE EX, 6cyl,
ex cond. leather, moon roof,
1n OQnn A1 A4qF A;A1


VEHICLES
7305

2006 NISSAN PATHFINDER SE,
56K, Loaded. Must see. Like new.
941-743-2600 DLR
2006 TOYOTA RAV4, Limited, sil-
ver, 59,741 mi, $16,875 (877)-
219-9139 dlr
2007 CHEVY AVALANCHE LTZ
Loaded, Nay. DVD, 75k, Stock
8729a $25,889 941475-5444dlr
2007 CHEVY TAHOE LTZ, silver,
93,924 mi. $26,789 (877)-219-
01 3 Alir


SPORT UTILITY/
VEHICLES
7305

2007 FORD EXPLORER SPORT
TRAC XLT dark blue, nice, 60k,
automatic $20,400 STOCK 8790a
941475-5444, dir
2007 HONDA CR-V EXL, silver,
36,230 mi. $19,785 (877)-219-
9139 dlr
CHECK THE
CLASSIFIED!
2007 HONDA CR-V LX, black,
73,630 mi. $17,890 877-219-
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VEHICLES
7305

2007 HONDA CR-V, EXL, black,
39,346 mi, $18,975 (877)-219-
9139 dlr
2007 HONDA ELEMENT EX,
blue, 52,152 mi, $17,856 (877)-
219-9139 dlr
2007 HONDA PILOT
$21,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2007 HONDA PILOT EXL, green,
66,176 mi $18,950 (877)-219-
1l on lir


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7305



2007 LINCOLN MKX, Loaded.
64,305 miles. Extended warran-
ty, $17,200. 941-697-0428
2007 MITSUBISHI ENDEAVOR
XLS, Full Pwr. Leather, 941-743-
2600 ww.gasparillamotors.com
2007 TOYOTA FJ CRUISER,
blue, 48,194 mi, $20,458 (877)-
219-9139 dir


SPORT UTILITY/
VEHICLES
7305

2008 CHEW TAHOE LT-1 Burg
w/ tan leath. Stock 8862A
$29,788.00 941475-5444dlr
2008 FORD SPORT TRACK LTMD
leather, like new 37k, Stock
12642 $25,880. 941475-5444dlr
2008 HONDA CR-V LX, Certified,
borrego, 20,473 mi. $17,854
877-219-9139 dlr
2008 HONDA CR-V, EX, tango
red, 47,531 mi, $19,875 (877)
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NEW 2011 CHEVROLET
HHR LS Stk.#2532483

SALE PRICE
81 3,431.21
OR S26 PERMO.
Original M SRP........................................................................$20,565
Arcadia Discount.......................................................................... $883
Consumer Cash Program............................. .................... 3,500
Down Payment Assistance...................................................... 1,000*
GM Owner Loyalty Program.................................................... 1,000*


NEW 2011 SILVERADO
1500 REG CAB
2 WD * WORK TRUCK
STK g2115759
M SRP...................................... 23.965
Arcadia Discount.................. 1.286.90
Consumer Cash Program......$2.500"
Do,,,n Payment Assistance....$1.000"
GM Onner Loyalty..................l 1.000"
USAA...........................................750
SALE PRICE

1 7,428.10*


NEW 2011 MALIBU 1 LS
- rm Stk #1115759


SALE PRICE
816,517.81* OR S159PE MO.
Original MSRP.............................................................$22,890
Arcadia Discount................................................$1,122.19
Consumer Cash Program................................. ....... $2,500*
Down Payment Assistance....... .......... ..................... 1,000
GM Owner Loyalty Program....... ..............................$1,000*
USAA............................................................... ............ 750


NEW 2011 SILVERADO
1500 SHORT CREW
4 WD * V-8 * AUTO
STK g2174456
MSRP.................................... 37.735
Arcadia Discount............... $2.678.04
Consumer Cash Program.....$2.500"
Do,,,n Payment Assistance...$2.005"
GM Onner Loyalty.................1l.000"
USAA.........................................7 0
SALE PRICE

S28,801.96*


NEW 2011 SILVERADO
2500 EXT CAB LT
DURAMAX V8. TURBO. DIESEL. 6
SPEED ALLISON TRANSMISSION
STK g2241001
MSRP..................................$47.795
Arcadia Discount............... 3.785.75
Consumer Cash Program.....$2.000"
SALE PRICE

542,009.25*


NEW NEW
2011 CHEVROLET CORVETTE 2011 CHEVY CRUZE LS
ZO6/ZR1 COUP ". Stk. #114814'


SALE PRICE SALE PRICE
84,460.12' Stk.#5101661 14,720.42 OR 159PER MO.
Original M SRP.......................................................... $97,135 Original M SRP .................................... .......$18,275
Arcadia DiscountA..................................................................$9,924.88 Arcadia Discount..................................... ........................$ 04.58
Down Payment Assistance...................................................... $1,000* Down Payment Assistance.......... ............................................ ,000
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GM Owner Loyalty........... ....... -1....... 000* PER M O.
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MSRP When New.................$4,864fi
Arcadia Savings ................. 12,880 l U r v ,
Cash or Trade Worth ...........3,000* Stk#5-105617
SALE PRICE $25,984*
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MSRP When New.................2 440 I liridl
Arcadia Savings ...................S1,456
Cash or Trade Worth...........$3,000* Stk# 3358566
SALE PRICE 19,984 OR 399/MO
Many others to choose at similar savings


MSRP When New ................$21,370
Arcadia Savings ...................... 3,386
Cash or Trade Worh ............$3,000 Stk# 5106157
SALE PRICE $14,984* OR 299/MO
Many others to choose at similar savings


MIrvv wnen new .................LII13J
Arcadia Savings ....................-8,331
Cash or Trade Worth ............-3,000* Stk# 5A26138

SALE PRICE 15,984* OR $319/MO
Many others to choose at similar savings


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NEW 2011 SILVERADO
1500 EXT CAB 1 LS
2 WD * AUTO.
STK g2206913
MISRP.......................................29.810
Arcadia Discount............... $2.050.57
Consumer Cash Program.....$2.500"
Do,,,n Payment Assistance...$2.005"
GM Onner Loyalty................. $1.000
USAA................................... 750
SALE PRICE

121,504.43*


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NEW 2011 JEEP PATRIOT



SALE
$15,999
2.4L, SIDE CURTAIN AIR BAGS, MEDIA CENTER CD/DVD/MP3, FOG LAMPS,
SUNSCREEN GLASS AND MUCH MORE

ALL NEW 2011 CHRYSLER
TOWN & COUNTRY TOURING


SALE
$27,999 #1
3.6L V-6, SIX SPEED AUTOMATIC, POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS/MIRRORS, POWER LIFT
GATE, SUNSCREEN GLASS, REAR AIR, REMOTE ENTRY AND MUCH MORE.

NEW 2010 JEEP
WRANGLER 4DR


SALE
$25,999
3.8L V-6, AUTOMATIC, A/C, TOW GROUP, FULL CONVERTIBLE TOP AND MORE.

ALL NEW 2011 DODGE DURANGO
In Stock For Immediate Delivery
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NEW 2011 DODGE CALIBER


MSRP $17,630
SALE
$15,599 #D
POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS/MIRRORS,SPEED CONTROL,REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY,
THEFT DETERRENT SIDE CURTAIN AIR BAGS AND MORE.

ALL NEW 2011 DODGE
GRAND CARAVAN


SALE
s24,999 ,,
V-6, POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS/MIRRORS, REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY REAR AIR,
SUNSCREEN GLASS, SPEED CONTROL.

NEW 2011 JEEP
WRANGLER SPORT


SALE
$22,999 '^ :
2 DR., V-6, AUTOMATIC, MEDIA CENTER WITH SIX SPEAKER SOUND SYSTEM,
FOG LAMPS, COMMAND-TRAC SHIFT ON THE FLY4WD, AIR AND MORE

ALL NEW 2011 CHRYSLER 200
In Stock For Immediate Delivery


NEW 2011 RAM 1500
QUAD CAB

MSRP $25,940
SALE
$20,999
AUTO, POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS, THEFT DETERRENT SIX SPEAKER SOUND
SYSTEM, TILT STEERING WHEEL AND MUCH MORE
2010 DODGE
JOURNEY R/T

MSRP $30,960
SALE
$25,599 ,#D10298,
3.5L V-6, AUTOMATIC, LEATHER INTERIOR, NAVIGATION AND SOUND GROUP,
19" CHROME WHEELS, POWER EVERYTHING AND MUCH MORE

ALL NEW 2011 JEEP
GRAND CHEROKEE


SALE
$28,799 #J114
3.6L V-6, POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS/MIRRORS/SEAT FOG LAMPS, MEDIA CENTER,
W/6 SPEAKER SOUND SYSTEM, SATELLITE RADIO, 17"ALUMINUM WHEELS, A/C
W/DUAL ZONETEMP CONTROL, TILT TELESCOPE STEERING COLUMN

ALL NEW 2011 JEEP COMPASS
In Stock For Immediate Delivery


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value in the industry,* Subaru has something for everyone. Love. It's what makes a Subaru, a Subaru.
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2,5X
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* 2010 IIHS Top Safety Pick1
* 27 mpg hwy4
* 170-hp SUBARU BOXER" engine
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1 9,996


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OUTBACK
25i
* Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive
* 29 mpg hwy3
* 2010 IIHS Top Safety Pick1
* Built in our zero landfill plant
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* 31 mpg hwy2
* 170-hp SUBARU BOXER engine
* 2010 IIHS Top Safety Pick1
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VEHICLES
7305

2008 HONDA CR-V, EXL, 4 dr,
silver, 72,020 mi. $15,950 877-
219-9139 dlr
2008 HONDA ELEMENT EXP,
4WD, silver, 35,132 mi. $16,950
877-219-9139 DLR
2008 HONDA ELEMENT, LX,
black, 48,436 mi. $15,950 877-
219-9139 dlr
2008 HONDA PILOT, EX, 2WD,
mocha, 41,752 mi. $22,950 877-
219-9139 dlr
2008 HONDA PILOT, EX, steel
blue, 23,010 mi, $23,997 (877)-
219-9139 dir
2008 NISSAN XTERRA bronze,
34,767 mi. $18,798. 877-219-
9139 DLR
2008 TOYOTA SEQUOIA
32K $39,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2009 HONDA CR-V Certified,
gold, 22,650 mi, $20,456 (877)-
219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA CR-V, Certified,
EXL, 2WD, black, 9,886 mi,
$21,972 (877)-219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA ELEMENT LX, Cer-
tified, silver, 15,715 mi, $16,950
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA PILOT mocha,
31,043 mi, $24,789 (877)-219-
9139 dlr
2009 HYUNDAI SANTE FE, GLS,
32,186 mi, $19,456 (877)-219-
9139 dlr
2009 INFINITY QX56
$37,980
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2010 FORD EXPLORER XLT Blue,
LIKE NEW $24,901. STOCK 12724
941475-5444, dir
2010 HONDA CR-V, Certified,
glacier blue metallic, 3,550 mi,
20,750 (877)-219-9139 dlr
2011 HONDA PILOT, Certified,
EXL, black, 7,759 mi, $28,950
(877)-219-9139 dlr
2011 HONDA PILOT, Certified,
white. 7,422 mi, $32,985 (877)-
219-9139 dir

4 4X 4'S
7310


1987 CHEVROLET BLAZER K5
Deluxe Custom, White. Low mi!
$5,500. obo 941-8754507

S TRAILER
& ACCESSORIES
7341


18K FIFTH wheel hitch $275
941-625-2742
AXLE HEAVYDUTY 4"drop with
wheels 8xl4.5"and brake drums
$125 941497-5657
FLAT TRAILER, 4x6 HD, just
overhauled, $50, appliance dolly,
$35, both $75. 9414754099
OPEN & ENCLOSED Utility
Trailers, Trailer Hitches & Wiring.
Two-Morrow's Enterprises,
9414609700.
ROLLERS & brackets off 25' trail-
er. $125 941-625-8449
ROY'S TRAILER COUNTRY
NEW - PRE-OWNED - STORAGE
CARGO - UTILITY- TRAILERS
PARTS - REPAIRS - TIRES- CUS-
TOM BUILT TRAILERS - HITCHES/
WIRING 941-575-2214
4760 Taylor Rd.Punta Gorda, FL
TIRES W/WHEELS for boat/utili-
ty trailer 205/75-14 like new $50
941-743-2706
TRAILER 2004 enclosed cargo
trailer, 12L x 8W x 6H swing doors
$2,000 941-257-8477
TRAILER 2005 enclosed trailer 4
x 8, 2 spare tires,$S1,000 941-
467-4092
TRAILER 4X6, $495
Venice 941-223-4667
TRAILER JACK lOOO1b. capacity,
swivel mt., new in box. $75, OBO
941-626-5099
TRAILER SPARE Tire 4.80-8
Range B on 5 hole wheel. NEW
$25 941-497-3702
TRAILER SWAY BAR KIT HEAVY
DUTY EXCELLENT CONDITION
$150 941-629-7449
UTILITY TRAILERS Great Prices
WEST COAST TRAILER
(941)698-9902

CYCLES/MOPEDS/
SCOOTERS
7360

1994 SUZUKI Dual Sport 350
$2500 obo 875-4507


1997 HD, custom built, Foxtail,
Shovelhead, $4500.
(941)-475-2686
2001 HD Electra Glide Classic
LUX Blue, 17k mi. Extras, 1 owner,
$9,200 941-628-1203
2003 Harley Davidson Deuce
Perfect, 14k, HD serviced,
Too many options to list.
Health issue forces sale.
$10,500. 941 681 2666
2004 YAMAHA FJR ABS 1300.
22,433 miles. SilverGood condi-
tion. Road Attack tires, all
records, tool kit, hard bags+lin-
ers $4,200 941-639-2807


2005 SUZUKI VSTROM DL1000,
3k, Black $5000 obo
941-875-4507
2006 ELECTRA GLIDE CLAS-
SIC, 7K mi. Lots of chrome,
Extras $14,000. (941)-769-0828
2006 GEEL 1800 mi., 1st $500.
takes it. Runs good! (941)-426-
8087 (between 8am-10am)
2007 KAWASAKI LT-900 with
windshield, bags, sissy bar, only
1600 miles with Voyager trike kit.
$7500. Cell (239)-634-4302


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2007 YAMAHA 650 V Star Clas-
sic, only 800 mi. red, fully loaded.
Pd. $7200. Asking $5900. Home
941-875-9585, cell 875-4677.
2008 HARLEY DAVIDSON
SPORTSTER, Custom, 8K, Extras,
941-743-2600 DLR
2009 Kymco Peoples 200 S,
garaged kept, clear title, Red, exec
cond$2,300 941-493-1298
BIKE ENGINE 48cc gas, easy
install. Not used long. $125, OBO
941-766-0790
BOOTS, HD, Men's Low Cut, Sz. 9
1/2. Like New! $50., GLOVES,
Winter, $15. 941-876-3787
ELECTRIC SCOOTER No
licence/reg. required, 600watts.
$499, OBO 941-474-4814
FULMER D4 HELMET axmundi
blu,Lg $35 941-763-0225
HARLEY S&S super G carb
w/S&S tear drop air cleaner nib
$275.00 941-286-7739
HD PARTS large amt for vending
with containers. $495
941-497-5657
HELMET SHOEI Full Face Black
XL. Like New. $100, OBO
Port Charlotte 713-208-0552
HERITAGE SOFTAIL STOCK
EXHAUST & EXTRA PERF. MUF-
FLERS EX. $150. 9416267682
MOTORCYCLE FRT. tire / Inner
Tube Dunlap 491 elite 2 white
letters. sizeMM90-19 m/c
61H. Both are new $120, OBO
941-426-3092
TORIN BIG Red Platform Motor-
cyce Jack. New. $184. Like new.
$125. ALSO Older Platform Jack
$65. (941)468-1974
TRIPLE TREE, 41mm,+3 nib,
was 439.00 will sell $165 941-
286-7739

ATV
7365




ATV, HONDA, $800; Go Cart,
$800. Beach wheelchair, $500.
All like brand new. 941-423-9627
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CAMPERS/
TRAVEL TRAILERS
7370

2007 23' TRAILCRUISER, good
cond. Easy tow w/sm. truck. Sway
bar incl. $8,900.
*****SOLD IN ONE DAY*****
2004 CEDAR CREEK 5TH
WHEEL 35', 3 Slides, Smoke &
pet free! Exc. cond. $20,500.
(941)-400-0418
2004 Prowler Lynx Ultralite. 26'
Fiberglass w/ slider. A/C, Micro,
New Tires $9900 941-585-7113
2007 Spring Dale Model 245 Fifth
Wheel, Never smoked in, New.
$14.500 941-625-3463
2008 LUXURY BY DESIGN 37'
Travel Trailer 2 Bedrooms 2 Slide-
Outs Washer/Dryer Central Air
$16,500 847-769-6886
2009 SURVEYOR, 26', 1 slide
out, all extras incl, TV/DVD/CD,
rear view camera. Sleeps 4. Ultra
Lite only 4500 Ibs. $19,000.
(941)-423-0179 Iv mesg.
2010 38' HY-LINE, Travel Trailer,
2 slide outs, W/D, will deliver.
$21,700 OBO. 941-518-4040
MOBILE RV REPAIR
All appliances, awnings, leaks,
etc. (941)-625-5386




WANTED - All Travel Trailers,
5th wheels & Pop-Ups. Cash
paid on the spot. Call now for
quick sale. (941)-347-7171

MOTOR HOMES/
RVs
7380


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www.rvworldinc.com


1987 COUCHMAN 35ft. Interior
good cond,AII works. Motor needs
work $4000obo 875-4507

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1996 - 34' MOUNTIANAIR
1 slide, 6.5 gen, 20k mi,Brand
new roof. all the bells & whistles.
$35,000 (717)-571-4028
2000 CLASS A Fourwinds Wind-
sport, 31' 28,107 mi, exc cond,
$23,500 (941)-916-9570
2001 CHATEAU 28' Class C,
Sleeps 8, gen., new tires, Awning,
32k mi, 454 Chevy, Ex cond.
$22,995. (941)-423-7771

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cond. $96,900 218-330-4048

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2007 G6 PONTIAC, gold color,
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(941)-769-3895
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Good Service/Fair Prices
RV World Inc of Nokomis
2110 US 41- Nokomis
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RV WORLD INC. OF NOKOMIS
2110 US 41, NOKOMIS
941-966-7182
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12-4 daily. 614-975-3041
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RV/CAMPER PARTS
7382


ADAPTER FOR tow bar to change
from roadmaster to blue ox. $50
941-627-5365
AUTO STOP Tow bar braking sys-
tem for tow vehicle. $100 941-
627-5365
DEMCO 8'W Karr-Dolly For Com-
pacts less than 70" WB,
Spare/Surge Brakes/Tracking
Tires. $1,100 941-764-6123



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DOM 20,heavy duty,up to 30
amps $700, OBO 941-244-7025
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