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another setback


By GREG GILES
NEWS EDITOR

The Venice Economic
Development Advisory Board
has withdrawn its support to
rebuild Circus Arena, saying
it would compete with the
planned performing arts cen-
ter at Venice High.
Over the past few years the
board was generally support-
ive of rebuilding the area. But
more recently it's had second
thoughts.
City council gave the Venice
Circus Arts Foundation five
years to do something with
the dilapidated building. A
cleanup of the premises was
done, and fundraisers are
regularly held. But the founda-
tion has struggled to raise any
significant amount.
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International Clown Hall of Fame
Executive Director Greg DeSanto
takes in the atmosphere inside
Circus Arena.


create a full board. Only four
members have been appointed
to the board, with three posi-
tions remaining open.
Last year the city decided
against entering into a lease
with the foundation until the
project showed viability.
Council Member Jeanette
Gates, ex-officio member of
the advisory board, informed
city council of the advisory
board's decision last week.
"The (advisory) board felt it
is in direct competition with
the new performing arts hall
that will be going in. They are
not in favor of spending the
money," Gates said. "It's just a
bad time, with the economy
being what it is."
Still unresolved is a lease,
something the arts foundation
says it needs to attract major
donors.
"It's a two-sided coin for
them," Gates said. "They can't
raise money unless they have a
lease. And the city isn't interested
in giving them a lease unless
they can raise the money."

Not in competition
Foundation spokesman
Orlando Bevington said he
was surprised by the advisory
board's decision.
"We aren't in competition,"
Bevington said. "We believe
we can coexist. We think there
is room for all of us here in
Venice and large enough

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ByANNE KLOCKENKEMPER
STAFF WRITER

During a Tuesday workshop
session at North Port City
Hall, Sarasota County School
Board members learned that
the millage rate for 2012-13 is
expected to increase by 0.271
mill meaning higher taxes
for some homeowners.
The news was part of a bud-
get update given to the board
members by Deputy Chief
Financial Officer AlWeidner
updating them on where they
stand budgetwise.
"The required local effort
will be raised by the governor's
office," board Chair Caroline
Zucker said, specifying that
the district has no control over
that amount. "That's not us.
That's the governor and the
Legislature."
The current millage is
7.635 mills. Barring any other
changes which are possible,
as the state Legislature has
yet to meet and the governor's
budget will not be complete
until the end of March -
that would make the millage
taxpayers would remit to the
school district 7.906 mills.


One mill represents $1 in
taxes per $1,000 of a property's
taxable value. With the possi-
ble millage increase, the owner
of a home assessed at $100,000
would pay about $790.60 in
district taxes.
The increase, Weidner said,
is to raise the dollars needed to
fund a base student allocation
increase of $85.50. This school
year it's $3,479, compared to
the proposed $3,565.
Weidner also reviewed how
the district had saved this past
year. He reported to the board
that the budget decreased by
almost $6.5 million in salaries
alone, based on the fact that
215 positions are filled by
substitutes or are vacant. As of
December, 77 teaching posi-
tions were long-term substi-
tutes and four positions were
vacant.
Energy services also saw a
saving, he said.
"With more students taking
advantage of (virtual school),
we are transporting less stu-
dents. A portion of $130,000
savings is basically in trans-
portation," Weidner said.
This amount contributed to
MILLAGE 16


Key bypass vote Monday


By GREG GILES
NEWS EDITOR

Monday is a day of reckon-
ing for the Sarasota-Manatee
Metropolitan Planning
Organization.
That's when the MPO will
finally decide whether to
widen a section of the U.S.
41 Venice Bypass ending at
Center Road from four to six
lanes, or keep it at four lanes


and consider roundabouts at
numerous intersections.
On the MPO's agenda is
whether to accept the recom-
mendations found in a 1,000-
plus page peer review report
that concluded widening the
bypass with signalization at
the intersections is the way
to go.
In December the MPO
put off the decision, saying
there wasn't enough time


to consider the extensive
document.
Did the lengthy review put
to rest the debate over the
safety of roundabouts and
whether it will save time or
achieve other efficiencies? Or
if roundabouts will work on
high traffic routes?
Not according to Council
Member Jim Bennett, who

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Woodley announces retirement


COURTESY PHOTO
Acting Venice City Manager Nancy Woodley, following city council's recent selection of Edward Lavallee as its next
city manager, retired this week. Her last day was Friday.


By GREG GILES
NEWS EDITOR

Outgoing Acting City
Manager NancyWoodley
didn't waste any time this
week clearing out her desk to
make room for the next city
manager.
On Tuesday she announced
her retirement. Her last day in
office was Friday. She will be
on leave until March 2, when
her retirement officially takes
effect.
Incoming city manager
Edward Lavallee's contract will
be discussed by city council
Jan. 27.
Alan Bullock, director of
administrative services, will


take the helm until Lavallee is
onboard.
The selection of Lavallee
last Saturday was the culmina-
tion of a yearlong search pro-
cess. Over that time council
united to correct a number of
long-standing city problems,
but it slowly divided over
Woodley's leadership. She was
appreciated for her ability to
carry out council's direction,
and her strong management
positions, but some members
wanted a clean slate under
which to operate.
Woodley, who came up
through the ranks from city
engineer, planned on retiring
a year ago after 10 years with
the city but agreed to stay on


at the request of then-incom-
ing Mayor John Holic.
"I agreed for two reasons,"
Woodley said on Friday.
"I admired his vision and
enthusiasm his desire to do
what's right for the commu-
nity and not in terms of being
re-elected. That was refresh-
ing to me."
"Another reason was the
swing in politics with the
2007 election and again in
2010 which causes every-
one to shift gears. I thought,
this is silly. Maybe I can bring
some stability for employees
while going through these
tumultuous times."

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Early voting for primary starts today


By ED SCOTT
STAFF WRITER

Sarasota County Supervi-
sor of Elections Kathy Dent is
reluctant to predict turnout
for the Florida Republican
presidential preference pri-
mary, for which early voting
begins Saturday and extends
through Jan. 28, because vot-
ers who support candidates
who dropped out of the race
may not show up to vote, early


or on Election
Day, Jan. 31.
Of the nine
Republicans on
the Florida bal-
lot, only four -
Newt Gingrich,
Ron Paul, Mitt
DENT Romney and
Rick Santorum
- have active campaigns. The
others have either dropped
out Michele Bachmann,
Herman Cain, Jon Huntsman


and, on Thursday, Rick Perry
- or withdrawn from the
Republican primary to run as
a Libertarian (Gary Johnson).
Another candidate or two
may drop out of the race
between the South Carolina
primary Saturday and the
Jan. 31 Florida primary.
Four years ago, when John
McCain swept Republican
presidential preference

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Help wanted
By MONTY ANDREWS
GUEST WRITER
Several years ago I put together a list of
projects and set them as my personal goals. I
won't bother you with listing those projects,
but I will say that all of them were completed
with the exception of one.
That project was to help obtain Bicycle
Friendly Community status, bestowed by the
League of American Bicyclists, for the city of
Venice.
In an earlier article I mentioned we had
submitted an application in 2008. As you
may recall, the result was an honorable
mention.
We are now in a much better position to
make another run at achieving this goal for
the city. This is a result of the overpass con-
necting the Venetian Waterway Park and the
Legacy Trail being constructed, additional
verbiage regarding cycling being included in
the city's comprehension plan, a significant
increase in the number of cyclists in our area
and additional bicycling amenities being
added, to name a few.
As with all projects, money usually
becomes a factor. In this case our commit-
tee, Bike/WalkVenice, felt $10,000 would be
enough to make needed purchases of bicycle
safety booklets, cycling education classes,
route maps, additional bike racks, etc.
Thus far we have fallen short of our budget
goal. For a project that will mean so much
for the city, the lack of funding is a little
disheartening.
To allow cyclists and other interested folk
to participate, our friends at Venice Area
Beautification Inc. have set up an account
through Gulf Coast Community Foundation
whereby anyone interested in helping sup-
port the project can go on line and donate.
Simply log onto www.gulfcoastgives.org/
projects and follow the instructions. Your
contribution will help make this project
happen.
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Volunteers sought for seagrass survey


FROM SARASOTA COUNTY

Sarasota County is follow-
ing up its successful summer
seagrass survey with a call
for volunteers to participate
in its winter survey, which
will run through February
2012. The program provides
valuable information to local
scientists regarding the cur-
rent status of seagrass within
Sarasota's bays.
Seagrass is vital to main-
taining healthy aquatic
ecosystems, improving water
quality, stabilizing shorelines
and providing food and cover
for a variety of wildlife.
"In addition, it's directly
responsible for bringing in
millions of dollars annually
from out-of-state and local
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Local boaters have par-
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they began, gathering descrip-
tions of local seagrass, algae,
depth and water clarity from
different spots in Sarasota Bay.
"It's actually quite reward-
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it truly is playing a profound
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"We've had great success
with our program because of
our volunteers and individu-
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the program within boating
and fishing associations."
All program volunteers for
the winter seagrass survey


must attend a training class,
which consists of a brief pro-
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training in the water. The
class will be held 10:30 a.m.-
12:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, at
the Turtle Beach Community
Center, 8919 Midnight Pass
Road, Sarasota. The rain date
is Sunday, Feb. 5, at the same
time and location.
Boaters attending the
training should bring
swimwear and water shoes.
Participants should have
their own global positioning
systems and watercraft; how-
ever, those who do not will
be paired with those who do.
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941-861-5000 and ask about
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CORRECTIONS
Due to incorrect information
provided by a Venice City Council
member, the Jan. 18 story
on purchase cards included a
number of errors.
A former city manager did
report his monthly automobile
allowance of $500 to the IRS, as
required, according to the city. The
article stated otherwise. In fact, all
take-home vehicles were reported
to the IRS and were included on
the appropriate W-2 forms.
A new policy was recently
adopted that affects nine take-
home vehicles. Those employees
are now required to maintain
personal auto liability coverage
that is secondary and in addition
to the city's primary coverage of
those vehicles.
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OBITUARIES

Helena A. Cherney

Helena A. Cherney, 81,
Venice, Fla., formerly of
Elizabeth, N.J., died Mon-
day, Jan. 16, 2012.
Helena was a member
of Epiphany Cathedral
and Knights of Columbus
7052 Ladies Auxiliary.
Services: A Mass of
Christian Burial will be
held at 11 a.m. Wednes-
day, Feb. 1, at Epiphany
Cathedral. Ewing Funeral
Home is in charge of
arrangements.
Contributions: In lieu of
flowers, memorial dona-
tions may be made to Cath-
olic Charities Sugar Bowl,
c/o Knights of Columbus
Council 7052, 512 Substa-
tion Road, Venice FL 34285.

Robert R.
Hutchison Jr.
Robert R. Hutchison
Jr., 94, of Venice, Fla.,
died Saturday,
.*. Dec. 31, 2011.
wa-afr rMr. Hutchison
was a former


JANUARY 21,2012 WEEKEND EDITION


resident of Pittsburgh, Pa.
He was born in Edge-
wood, Pa., to Dr. and Mrs.
Raymond Hutchison, and
was preceded in death
by his former wife, Jane
Weir Hutchison, and his
sisters, Sally Sawyer and
Virginia Hutchison. He is
survived by his wife, Ann
Cherry Hutchison; his
daughter, Roberta Greene
of Palm Harbor, Fla.;
his son, Paul J. (Connie)
Hutchison of Pittsburgh;
and three stepsons,
Robert (Judy) Cherry of
Harrisburg, Pa., David
(Sandy) Cherry of Casper,
Wyo., and Karl (Theresa)
Cherry of Pittsburgh.
Surviving also are five
grandchildren; seven
great-grandchildren; six
step-grandchildren; and a
step-great-grandchild.
He was a member of
Grace United Methodist
Church and a graduate
of Penn State University,
majoring in commerce
and finance. He proudly
served in the U.S. Army
in World War II, entering


France on Utah Beach.
He was employed first at
Alcoa, then later as gen-
eral manager of Chatham
Center in Pittsburgh.
He loved his Pittsburgh
Steelers and hated
relinquishing his season
tickets when he moved
to Florida. He was loving
and loyal to his family
and delighted in their
many accomplishments.
He will be sorely missed
by each of us.
Services: A memo-
rial service will be held
at 10:30 a.m. Saturday,
Jan. 28, in Renaissance
Room 1 atVillage On
The Isle, Venice. Ewing
Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
Contributions: In
lieu of flowers, memo-
rial donations may be
made to Ridgeview Park
Association c/o Crist
Berry, 2006 Grove Ave.,
Richmond VA 23220; or
to Village Partners, c/o
the Rev. Don Hillerich,
900 South Tamiami Trail,
Venice FL 34285.


David A. Joslin

Beloved father and
husband David Asher
Joslin passed away early
Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012.
He was born in Mas-
sachusetts Oct. 31, 1928,
and was 83 when he died.
He was preceded in death
by his wife, Barbara.
Dave graduated from
Rye High School in Rye,
N.Y., then attended the
New York State Maritime
College and graduated in
1953. After the end of his
service, David moved to
Hingham, Mass., with his
wife, Barbara, where they
resided until 1960. They
then moved to Nashua,
N.H., where they lived
until 1965. David worked
for IBM, which brought
the family to Endicott,
N.Y. IBM transferred
them eventually to Boca
Raton, Fla., where he
retired in 1985. David
loved sailing and wood-
working and was always
ready with a smile or joke
for everyone.


He will be greatly
missed by his surviving
children, Susan, William
and Amy; his daughter-
in-law, Lynn; and his
beloved dog, Hank.
McGilley & Hoge Cha-
pel, Overland Park, Kans.,
is handling arrangements,
www.mcgilleyhoge
memorialchapel.com.

Robert C. Lettner
It is with great sadness
that the family of R.C.
Lettner, master sergeant,
U.S. Army
(ret.) of
Venice, Fla.,
S announces
S. I his passing
Saturday,
i 4 Jan. 7, 2012.
He was
born Aug. 7,
1951, in
^.. Munich, Ger-
', -;. many, and grew
up in Southern
California. At
age 14 R.C. joined the
Ringling Brothers and
Barnum & Bailey Circus


Red Unit in the pie car as
well as Candy Butcher,
with his family, and was
learning the unicycle and
juggling.
He enlisted in the U.S.
Army in 1967. During his
Army career he man-
aged to attend Central
Texas College to earn his
associate's degree and
finished at University
of New Orleans with
his bachelor's degree in
finance and communica-
tions. He retired active
duty as finance NCO
from Fort Sam Houston,
Texas, in 1992 to Venice,
to be with family and
friends from Ringling
Brothers Circus.
R.C. loved to bowl and
was on several leagues
throughout his military
career and retirement.
His passion as of late was
fishing and he took every
opportunity to do so. He
was also an avid motor-
cyclist and was past vice
president of ABATE in

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Sarasota City Commission hires Lewis as interim city manager


By ED SCOTT
STAFF WRITER

For the third time in
less than two years a local
government has asked
former North Port police
chief Terry Lewis to step
in and manage its ailing
organization.
Agreeing to offer him
a contract similar to the
one he has had with
Sarasota County, Sara-
sota city commission-
ers voted unanimously
Friday to hire Lewis as
interim city manager. He
will fill in until com-
missioners hire former


manager Bob Bartolotta's
successor. Bartolotta
resigned under pressure
Tuesday due to allega-
tions he may have bro-
ken public records and
computer fraud laws.
After planning to retire
as North Port police chief
in 2010, Lewis became
interim North Port city
manager in October of
that year and served six
months, between former
manager Steve Crowell
and current manager Jon
Lewis. Then he became
interim Sarasota County
administrator in June of
last year, between former


administrator Jim Ley
and Randall Reid, whom
county commissioners
hired away from Alachua
County.
Each situation is differ-
ent but the challenges are
similar, Lewis said.
"Whether it's 200 or
2,000 people, the issues
are the same," he said.
"Basic leadership is basic
leadership. Hopefully,
I can provide some of
that."
Like Reid with the
county, Lewis' first day
with the city will be
Monday. Lewis' final day
working for the county


was Friday.
Lewis, 60, a resident
of Venice, earned about
$130,000 as police chief
and interim manager
in North Port. As he did
when he worked for the
county, Lewis will earn
$553.85 per day (about
$72,000 over six months)
working for the city of
Sarasota.
Retirement for Lewis
and his wife, Lisa, was
supposed to include trips
to their place in North
Carolina initially to
clear brush and paint the
cabin plus European
cruises and a month-long


trip to Paris. The cabin
work now has been put
on hold twice, but Lewis
made sure his interim
posts do not interfere
with his family trips.


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DEATHS
FROM PAGE 4

New Orleans. He enjoyed
designing, building and
riding his many bikes.
Robert was a lifetime
member of Disabled
American Veterans Chap-
ter 101, Nokomis, Fla.,
where he dedicated his
last three years as com-
mander. He was also a
lifetime member of DAV
Auxiliary, as well as Ameri-
can Legion NO-VEL Post
159, Venice; AMVETS Post
0312, North Port; AMVETS
Riders, VFW Post 8118,
Venice; and Eagles Aerie
3482, Nokomis.
He leaves behind his
loving wife of 25 years,
Lea Lettner, Venice;
daughter Andrea and
son Markus, Colorado;
adopted daughter Vera
Waters of Venice; broth-
ers Michael Lettner,
North Carolina, James
Letter, Maryland, and
Danny Lettner, Califor-
nia; and many other fam-
ily and friends.
"There are three things
that remain faith,
hope and love and the
greatest of these is love."
1 Corinthians.
Services: Memorial
services and a Celebra-
tion of Life will be held
at 1 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 19,
at Disabled American
Veterans Chapter 101,
Nokomis. Interment will
be into his final rest-
ing place at Sarasota
National Cemetery. To
send condolences, visit
www.farleyfuneralhome.
com.


Robert E. Shand
Robert E. Shand, born
Oct. 21, 1923, in Detroit,
Mich., died peacefully
Monday,
Jan. 16, 2012,
f. at Tidewell
Hospice House
in Venice, Fla.
Bob was a loving
husband to Rustle G.
Shand (deceased), and a
dedicated companion to
Josephine Holmberg of
Venice, Fla., for the past
10 years. He is survived
by his companion, Jo; his
sons, Donovan (Nancy)
and Rob; and his grand-
children, Addison, Taylor,
Carter and Liam. Bob
was preceded in death
by his brother Jack and
sister Dorothy.
Bob served in the U.S.
Army from 1943 to 1946,
saw duty in Europe and
attained the rank of cap-
tain. Bob married Rustle
Gunning on July 3, 1954.
During their 45-year
marriage, Bob and Rustle
lived in the Detroit area,
and upon retirement
they built their dream
home in the woods of
Vanderbilt, Mich. They
moved to Venice in
1997. Jo and Bob found
each other after their
spouses passed away,
and spent 10 wonderful
years enjoying retirement
together in the Venice
area, including member-
ships at Venice Yacht
Club and Jacaranda West
Country Club.
Bob enjoyed a success-
ful sales career in the
steel and metal fabricat-
ing industries. He retired
as vice president of the


CF Woodbury Com-
pany in 1992. Bob was
dedicated to serving his
community. In Franklin,
Mich., Bob volunteered
with the Franklin Police
Department, Cemetery
Association and Com-
munity Association. In
Venice, he served on the
JacarandaWest Hom-
eowners Association and
the board of directors of
Royal Venice, and was
president of Jacaranda
West Villas.
Services: Services were
private. Ewing Funeral
Home is charge of
arrangements.
Contributions: Memo-
rial contributions may
be made to Tidewell
Hospice Inc. 5955 Rand
Blvd., Sarasota FL 34238.

William Towers
William S. "Bill" Tow-
ers, 87, of Venice, for-
merly of Corinth, N.Y.,
passed away Tuesday,
Jan. 17, 2012.
Survivors include his


sons, William of North
Port, Stephen of Cocoa
and Geoffrey of North
Port; grand-
.H^. children, Mat-
.,,.;: thew and Wil-
liam, Emily Isip
and Andrew
and Bradley; and nine
great-grandchildren.
Bill was an Army
veteran of World War II,
serving in the European
Theatre. Upon returning
from the war he took up
dairy farming in upstate
New York. Bill earned his
B.S. in education from the
State University of New
York at Plattsburgh. He
taught many years in the
Greenfield and Corinth
Central school districts
before retiring to Florida.
Services: A memorial
service will be held Sat-
urday, Feb. 4, at 2 p.m.
at National Cremation
and Burial Society,
Sarasota. Burial will be
at the convenience of
the family at the Maple-
wood Cemetery, South
Corinth.


Mary P. Trahey
Mary Patricia "Pat"
Trahey passed away
Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012, in
Hollywood, Fla., where
she lived with her daugh-
ter Colleen for the past
five years.
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Sheffield, Pa., April 7,
1925. Pat and her three
sisters, Colleen, Mau-
reen, and Sharon, were
raised in Buffalo, N.Y.
There Pat met and mar-
ried Richard Trahey.
They were married for
39 years and had four
children, Dan, Sheila,
Michael and Colleen.
She and her family were
longtime residents of
Ramsey, N.J., and retired
to Venice, Fla., where
Dick and Pat lived for
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and she remained
an active member of
Epiphany Cathedral.
She is survived by
her three sisters, four
children, 11 grand-
children and three
great-grandchildren.
Pat's sparkling eyes,
kindness and eternal
optimism will be truly
missed by all the lives
she touched.
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Business helps Harry Chapin Food Bank hunger relief programs. promoted by The Fur- the best), customers of including Sarasota, Bra-
food banks serving Charlotte County Now more than ever, niture Warehouse. With The Furniture Warehouse denton, Ellenton, Venice
distribute millions of help is needed. a donation of four cans will receive a discount and Port Charlotte, will
All Faiths Food Bank pounds of food a year Through Monday, of food (high-nutritional voucher valid toward the be participating in this
of Sarasota and DeSoto through their not-for- Jan. 23, all the area food such as peanut purchase of new furniture. community outreach
Counties, The Food Bank profit agency partners food banks will be the butter, beans, beef stew, All of the Furniture event. For more informa-
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BYPAS difference than with County transportation no other direct way to get major routes through like they did with the
national politics." plan. to South County without cities is outdated city Intracoastal when all the
One thing most can "I can agree that round- having to dance around planning, more expen- evidence says you don't
FROM PAGE 1 agree upon is a round- about move traffic nicely ... Interstate 75. sive and less desirable. do that any more?"
about in Venice on U.S. when in a certain configu- "This is supposed to "They don't do that If the MPO adopts the
represents Venice on the 41 Bypass doesn't work ration or at a certain (traf- be a through-route and any more," Warner said. peer review recommen-
MPO. unless Pinebrook Avenue fic) level," Bennett said. it's a bottleneck. I don't "I don't think the Venice dations, the next hurdle
"The questions being is widened from two "The general presumption think we want to calm council realizes that it's will be getting the project
raised are not related to lanes to four lanes, pro- is they are traffic calming traffic. We need to move intersections that deter- listed on the Florida
the engineering of the viding an alternate route devices. They slow traffic it through." mine capacity, not how Department of Transpor-
bypass," Bennett said. to ease traffic. down and manage it bet- Rod Warner, a mem- wide the roads are. station's five-year work
"They are related to the But that necessitates ter than normally would ber of the MPO Citizens "Pinebrook Avenue is plan.
allocation of money a second expensive road be the case." Advisory Committee and going to be widened," The MPO board meets
and the need for some project. And with state "At Venice Avenues and an outspoken round- Warner said. "Given Monday, Jan. 23, at
people to oppose six and federal funds already the bypass, that's not about advocate, has been that it's going to happen 9:30 a.m. in the Sudakoff
lanes. Those will never scarce, it's uncertain what you are supposed sendingVenice council because it's under county Center at New College,
be answered because the when that will be accom- to have. This is a major members emails sup- control, why widen the Sarasota.
questions will then be polished, although it's north-south corridor. It's porting roundabouts. bypass? Why bifurcate
rephrased. It's not much already on the Sarasota a federal route. There is He says widening the city east and west Email: ggiles@venicegondolier.com

CIR US Development Advisory company the ability to "You cannot fit a circus meeting with television generated, Bevington
C Board is missing the boat sell up to 5,000 seats per in that space. You cannot personality Jack Perkins said, could be six figures,
on the largest project performance; a signifi- pull an antique airplane to discuss a potential enough to finally fix the
FROM PAGE 1 benefitting our city to cant number. At $20 per into their building either, interview and a 2013 leaking arena roof and
come along in many ticket that would equal but you can in our arena. fundraiser featuring perhaps persuade city
demographics to support years," Gaona said. $100,000 per perfor- We can bring ice hockey, 1,500 clowns, leaders that the Venice
both." "Has Cirque du Soleil mance in gross ticket roller skating, auto, home He's also busy prepar- Circus Arts Foundation is
Circus Arts Foundation come to Van Wezel? sales. Now, factor in con- and garden shows into ing for Cirque Italia'a worthy of a lease.
President and CEO Tito They could come to the cessions and merchan- our building ... sport- Aquatic an act similar "If anybody can raise
Gaona said the restored Venice Circus Arena," dising and those num- ing events, conventions, to Cirque du Soleil, with money, it's the circus
arena would never com- he said. "Our arena will bers look even better." Think big." water fountains that community," Gates said.
pete with any other venue attract shows that would "The new perform- On Wednesday, Bev- will give its inaugural "There's a lot of talent in
in Sarasota County. never attempt to use a ing arts center cannot ington accompanied the U.S. performance in that community."
"We think it is unfortu- small facility. Our seat- compete with those CEO of the Clown Hall of Venice this March.
nate that the Economic ing offers a production numbers," Gaona said. Fame in Wisconsin to a The potential revenue Email: ggiles@venicegondolier.com


W 00DL EY government, which through attrition. She Partnering for Success, weather, to the current loves the city and will do
WDLEY galls me," Woodley said. also carried out council the city permitting initia- 20-foot height. anything to make it work.
"This government has wishes to limit health tive implemented just a She oversaw a num- I think she did a great job
FROM PAGE 1 pumped $130 million benefits for employees year ago, now handles ber of critical beach of not letting things fall
into improvements in and council members, 66 percent of its permits renourishments, the through the cracks. She
These days Woodley this community in the eventually coming up online, renovation of the Venice was starting to make the
has a better appreciation last 10 years. If that's with $3 million in cuts But it's the engineer- Community Center, the other city managers look
for centrist politics, hav- broken government, I'll to balance the current ing feats Woodley will be construction of much of bad (by) finding all the
ing served as assistant take that every day of budget. remembered for. the Venetian Waterway other things that didn't
city manager or acting the week." She oversaw the An engineering student Park and the purchase get done."
city manager under In her last year as hiring of a new police when it was predomi- of property for Legacy Woodley has a second
both a slow-growth city manager, Woodley chief, the adoption of a nantly a male vocation, Park. home on Longboat Key,
council and the current, oversaw a budget pro- new airport layout plan Woodley went on to "I appreciate her will- where her parents lived
more business-oriented cess in which numerous after 10 contentious rebuild the municipal ingness to step up to the for years, but expects to
council. positions were axed. Few years and the overhaul pier, raising it from plate and her undying remain in Venice.
"I hear often these lost their jobs, however, of the city's permitting 12-foot height, which loyalty to the city of Ven-
days we have a broken since cuts were made department. didn't fare well in bad ice," Holic said. "She just Email:ggiles@venicegondolier.com

M ILL A E Weidner told the board. and you have to submit that it was 10 percent. "While we do have a district charter schools,
ILLAG "A 7.5 percent fund a financial recovery plan. "We ended up so much healthy fund balance, Weidner said. Also,
balance a balance of Even bringing it down better than we projected I don't think we should student enrollment for
FROM PAGE 1 roughly $15 million is to 7.5 percent, we're still we'd be," she said. continually use the fund 2012-13 is expected to
actually a good balance in what I consider to be Board member Carol balance," she said. "At go up by less than 1 per-
a larger than expected to have. The state actu- good condition." Todd said, however, that some point, the rubber cent, which will result
fund balance heading ally looks to 5 (percent). Zucker asked what per- while the district has meets the road." in less money from the
into 2012-13. If you get to 2 percent centage the fund balance been a good shepherd of Some expenditures state.
"We've done very or lower, then you are in was at the end of last its money, care still needs are increasing, however,
well with our budget," a financial emergency year, and Weidner replied to be taken. including payments to Email: annek@sun-herald.com


VOTING
FROM PAGE 1

primaries across this
area, turnout was 59 per-
cent in Sarasota County.
This year's turnout is
unclear.
"I have done pre-
dictions," said Dent,
who saw 15 percent of
Republicans voted early
in 2008. "This particu-
lar PPP is very different
from any I have ever
seen, primarily because


WANT TO VOTE EARLY?
Early voting for the Jan. 31 Republican presidential preference primary
extends from Saturday through Jan. 28.
In Sarasota County, early voting will be held 10 a.m.-6 p.m. at three
locations:
* Venice Supervisor of Elections office, Robert L. Anderson Adminis-
tration Center, Room 114, 4000 South Tamiami Trail, 941-861-3760.
* Sarasota Supervisor of Elections office, Sarasota County Terrace
Building, 2001 Adams Lane, 941-861-8600.
* North Port Supervisor of Elections office, Biscayne Plaza, 13640
Tamiami Trail, 941-423-9540.


the candidates keep
dwindling their num-
ber. All nine will be on
the ballot, but whether
people will come and


vote or not if their
candidate has with-
drawn remains to be
seen."
Romney, the former


Massachusetts governor
who placed second to
McCain locally in 2008,
finished second in the
Iowa caucuses and won
the New Hampshire
primary in recent weeks.
He is a favorite to win the
South Carolina primary.
The Florida primary may
be the last stand for sev-
eral of his three remain-
ing rivals.
"I would say it's going
to be close between
Romney and Gingrich, at
this point," former North
Port City Commissioner


Barbara Gross, a member
of the North Port Area
Republican Club, said
Thursday. "Of course,
who knows what will
happen in the next
week."
Joe Gruters, chair of
the Republican Party of
Sarasota County, also
doesn't make specific
turnout predictions. But
he said he believes turn-
out will be higher than
that of the 2008 Republi-
can PPP.
"With the race as
close as it is, expect


more people to show up
because of the signifi-
cance of it," he said. "We
are probably going to be
making the decision for
the whole country.
"We're the prize. Who-
ever wins our state is
going to be our nominee,
and whoever wins our
state is going to be our
next president."
Because Florida con-
ducts closed primaries,
only Republicans may
vote in the PPP

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Louise Brunberg first
visited Nicaragua in
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spread peace between
the people there and the
United States.
But she learned right
away there were many
more dire things that
needed her attention
quickly.
During that first visit
she was touched deeply
by the fact that so many
people didn't have access
to the basic necessities
of life.
Children were unable
to attend school, and at
times even eat, because
their families lacked the
resources to pay for those
things.
"When I saw a 2-year-
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skinny and weak that
he couldn't walk, I knew
I needed to do some-
thing," said Brunberg.
So in 1996, using her
own savings, Brunberg
built a soup kitchen so


that the poorest families
in Nagarote could receive
a daily meal.
The kitchen quickly
evolved into a small
school, Escuela de Suefios
de Luisa, also known
as School of Louise's
Dreams.
The school now has 150
children enrolled from
preschool to fourth grade.
Brunberg has also funded
a school bus that is used
to transport students to
and from the school.
Brunberg was honored
recently at aWorld Peace
Day celebration that was
held on Jan. 7 in Sarasota.
The event included
representatives of 15
units under the South-
west Florida Coalition
of Peace organization. It
was held at the Unitarian
Universalist Church, 3975
Fruitville Road.
Brunberg was awarded
the Duisberg Peace Life-
time Achievement Award,
named for Englewood
peace and social activ-
ists Peter and Annabelle
Duisberg. The award


recognizes the achieve-
ments of local indi-
viduals who promote the
cause of peace.
The Duisbergs helped
found the Englewood
Peace Initiative Coalition.
"I would really like to
see Peter get some rec-
ognition for this award,"
Brunberg said. "He was
a big part in my earning
this award EPIC was his
idea he is a very good
person and he has done a
lot of strong things."
As much work as she
has done, Brunberg
humbly stated that she
wishes there was more
she could do in addition
to the monthly contri-
butions she gives to the
school.
"My hope is that more
people will be willing to
help," Brunberg said. "I
planted a seed hope-
fully it will grow."
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Venice man arrested for false imprisonment


AVenice man was
arrested Tuesday after
refusing to return a wom-
an's child he had been
watching for the day.
Melvin Roy Hoar Jr., 36,
1100 block North Cypress
Point Drive, was charged
with two counts of false
imprisonment.
The woman allowed
Hoar to have custody of
her child, but when he
arrived to drop off the
child in the 5500 block of
Hayden Boulevard in Sara-
sota around 10 p.m. he


I POLICE BEAT
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Patrol, jail and fire records. Not every arrest leads to a conviction. Guilt is determined by the
courtsystem.


refused to give up custody.
The woman got in
Hoar's van to get her
child, but he drove off
and refused to let her out.
Hoar drove to his
residence in Venice. That's
where deputies found the
van and arrested him.
Anyone with infor-
mation on this case


should call the Sarasota
County Sheriff's Office
Criminal Investigations
Section at 941-861-4900
or Crime Stoppers at
941-366-8477.

Venice Police
Department arrest

Jeffrey D. Steakley,


Developer sues county


By ED SCOTT
STAFF WRITER

A Miami-based
developer is suing the
Sarasota County govern-
ment in federal court for
discrimination.
Palmer Ranch developer
Hugh Culverhouse, whose
company, McCann East,
owns more than 2,300
acres east of Interstate 75,
alleges that county officials
took his property rights.
Prior to 2002, all of the
property in the area was
designated rural, and
thus Culverhouse was
limited to developing one
home per 5 acres, or 462
units. In the lawsuit his
lawyer, Lawrence Kellogg,
deemed this "economi-
cally impossible" because
of the cost of providing
roads, utilities and other
infrastructure there.
No development has
ever taken place on the
McCann East property.
In 2002, commission-
ers enacted the Sarasota
2050 Plan, to encourage
"smart growth" east of
the interstate, by allowing
more new homes per acre
but preserving open and
"green" spaces. Property in
this area would be called
villages (three to six homes
per acre) or hamlets.
In theory, that would


enable Culverhouse and
others to develop their
property affordably,
including the installation
of infrastructure. But Cul-
verhouse alleges his com-
pany cannot develop there
because "various provi-
sions of the Sarasota 2050
Plan make development
of the McCann property
completely impossible,"
the lawsuit states.
Culverhouse's property
is the only land adjacent
to the interstate that
is required by Sarasota
2050 to have a minimum
developed area of 1,000
contiguous acres, the law-
suit states. Further, Sara-
sota County designated
more than 1,000 acres of
Culverhouse's property
as "Greenway RMA,"
preventing development
there, but also prevent-
ing that greenway from
being considered part of
the required open space,
meaning Culverhouse
has to provide more than
2,000 acres of open space
to develop the property.
The lawsuit calls the
circumstances a "Catch-
22 situation" that pre-
vents development from
ever occurring. It also
contends that accord-
ing to Sarasota 2050 -
unless an interchange is
built at the intersection of


1-75 and Central Sarasota
Parkway, only the "eco-
nomically unfeasible"
development of one unit
per 5 acres is allowed.
County commissioners
and the state Department
of Transportation have
decided not to construct
an interchange there.
County officials had
planned to construct a
partial interchange there at
one time, but abandoned
the $91 million plan in
2010 after spending almost
$2 million on design and
planning, the lawsuit states.
The lawsuit also says that
the condition in Sarasota
2050 that requires an inter-
change to be constructed
prior to development is
unconstitutional because
interchange construc-
tion must be funded and
completed by the FDOT.
Sarasota County "cannot
constitutionally condition
development... on the
actions of a state agency
under which it has no
authority or control," and
requires Culverhouse to
either donate land or pay
for a portion of construction
of what the lawsuit calls a
"phantom interchange."
County Attorney Ste-
phen DeMarsh could not
be reached for comment
on the case.
Email: escott@sun-herald.com


49, homeless. Charge:
vehicle theft. Bond:
$7,500.

Sarasota
County Sheriff's
Office arrests

Clinton Corey, 20,
6100 block Pheasant
Road, Venice. Charge:
grand theft. Bond: $7,500.
Stephen David
Defuria Jr., 26, 3900 block
Shamrock Blvd., Venice.
Charges: possession of
drugs without a prescrip-
tion, crime against public
order. Bond: $240.
Jared Patrick Mangan,


34, 500 block Olive Ave.,
Nokomis. Charge: proba-
tion violation. Bond: none.
Katherine Ann
Meacham, 38, 300 block
Ravenna St., Nokomis.
Charge: driving while
license suspended. Bond:
$120.
Katrina M. Semmler,
19, 500 block Pinewood
Ave., Nokomis. Charge:
petit larceny. Bond: $50.
Craig Michael Sir-
inger, 18, 2400 Kevin St.,
Venice. Charge: petit
larceny. Bond: $50.
Rachelle Marie Tocco,
23, 1100 block Sorrento
Wood Blvd., Nokomis.


Charges: probation viola-
tion, contempt of court.
Bond: $20,000.

North Port Police
Department arrest

Geoffrey Fredrick
Burman Jr., 34, 1100 block
South Cypress Road, Ven-
ice. Charge: out-of-county
warrant. Bond: none.

Sarasota Police
Department arrest

Amy Rene Buckley,
29, 100 block E. Alba St.,
Venice. Charge: shoplift-
ing. Bond: $500.


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COUNTY CALENDAR
Board of County Commissioners
Jan. 24, 9 a.m., Commission
Chamber, First Floor, Administration
Center, 1660 Ringling Blvd.,
Sarasota. Call 941-861-5344
LIVE TV and Webcast
Bringing Sarasota's History to
Life: Sarasota's Oral History
Project Reception and Viewing -
Jan. 27, 6-8 p.m., Mildred Sainer
Pavilion, 5313 Bay Shore Road,
Sarasota. Call 941-650-1089
Public Selection of a North Port
Representative to the Sarasota
County Community Action
Agency Board (CAAB) Jan.
27, 4 p.m., First Floor Conference
Room, North Port Family Service
Center, 6919 Outreach Way North
Port the Community Health Center
of North Port Board of Directors
will hold a meeting. North Port
residents are invited to attend that
portion dedicated to selecting one
(1) eligible population representative
to the County CAAB. Call 941-861-
2564
Community Alliance Aging in
Place Action Team Jan. 25, 3
p.m., Second Floor Conference
Room, Center for Healthy Aging,
Campus of Senior Friendship
Centers, 1900 Brother Geenen Way,
Sarasota. Call 941-861-2564
Community Alliance Steering
Committee Jan. 23,1:30 p.m.,
Conference Room A/B, School


ADVISORY BOARD VACANCIES
Visit www.scgov.net/advisoryboards or
contact the Sarasota County Call Center at
861-5000 for latest vacancies and information
about Sarasota County Advisory Boards.


Board of Sarasota County, Brown
Awning Building, The Landings,
1980 Landings Blvd., Sarasota.
Call 941-861-2877
Criminal Justice Commission
Jan. 23, Noon, Think Tank,
Third Floor, 1660 Ringling Blvd.,
Sarasota. Call 941-861-2882
LIVE TV and Webcast
Development Services Advisory
Committee Jan 25, 3 p.m.,
Conference Room 2, BOB/ITC
Office, 1001 Sarasota Center Blvd.,
Sarasota. Call 941-861-6637
Early Learning Coalition Budget
and Finance Jan. 27, 8 a.m.,
Conference Room, Cavanaugh
& Company, LLP, 2381 Fruitville
Road, Sarasota. Call 941-954-4830
Family Safety Alliance Jan.
26, 3 p.m., Lg. Conf. Rm., United
Way of Manatee County Building,
McClure Center, 4215 Concept
Court, Lakewood Ranch.
Call 941-861-2882
Historic Preservation Board -
Jan. 24, 4:30 p.m., Think Tank,
Third Floor, Administration Center,
1660 Ringling Blvd., Sarasota. Call
941-861-6883
Human Services Advisory
Council Jan. 27, 3 p.m.,
Auditorium, Second Floor, Health
and Human Services Building, 2200
Ringling Blvd., Sarasota.
Call 941-861-2882
Probation Advisory Board Jan.
27, Noon, Eighth Floor, Court
Administration Conference Room,
Judicial Center, 2002 Ringling Blvd.,
Sarasota. Call 941-861-2882.

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Public Facilities Financing
Advisory Board Regular
Meeting -Jan. 27, 1:30 p.m., First
Floor, Press Room, Administration
Center, 1660 Ringling Blvd.,
Sarasota. Call 941-861-5140
Sarasota Firefighters Insurance
Trust Board Meeting Jan. 25,
11 a.m., Unit 1, Union Hall, 740
Commerce Drive, Venice.
Call 800-452-2454
Volunteer Seagrass Survey
Training Feb. 4, 10:30 a.m.-
12:30 p.m., (Rain Date: Feb.5,
10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.) Turtle Beach
Community Room, 8918 Midnight
Pass Road, Sarasota.
Call 941-861-5000
Warm Mineral Springs Public
Meeting Presentation and
Community Conversation -
Jan. 26, 5-8 p.m. Morgan Family
Community Center 6207 West Price
Blvd., North Port. Call 941-861-5000

Oral Histories Project
explores real life Gulf
Coast experiences
Sarasota County Environmental
Services and students of New
College will present the popular
Sarasota Oral Histories Project, 6
p.m., Friday, Jan. 27 at the Mildred
Sainer Pavilion, 5313 Bay Shore
Road, Sarasota.

The free presentation tells the
stories of native and long-time Gulf
Coast residents along with vintage
photographs from the time periods
in the stories. An outdoor reception
will follow the presentation where
visitors can meet the students and
leam more about the interview
subjects.


Indduals with di ilie h nd ain to particip in any of th prce g should conct the ou adnirtin t least three () business days before the ti ti and da at 941- 44.
IndMdualswhh disabilities who need alsistancetopartipate in anyof theeproceedings should contactthecountyadministration at leastthree (3) businessdaysbefore the meetingtime and dateat 941-66-5344.


LEGAL NOTICES

FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE NOTICE TO NOTICE TO NOTICE TO NOTICE TO
12 OF AUCTION CREDITORS CREDITORS CREDITORS CREDITORS
19 20 20 20 20


Notice Under Fictitious
Name Law Pursuant to
Section 865.09,
Florida Statutes
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to
engage in business under the
fictitious name of Gulf Coast
Endocrinology Center, locat-
ed at 8431 Pointe Loop Dr,
in the County of Sarasota, in
the city of Venice, FL 34293
intends to register the said
name with the Division of Cor-
porations of the Florida Depart-
ment of State, Tallahassee,
Florida.
Dated at Naples, Florida, this
16th day ofJanuary 2012.
Gulf Coast HMA Physician Man-
agement. LLC
Publish: January 21, 2012
Notice Under Fictitious
Name Law Pursuant to
Section 865.09,
Florida Statutes
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to
engage in business under the
fictitious name of Gulf Coast
Medical Group-Louis Gian-
none, DPM, located at 411
Commercial Court, Suite G,
in the County of Sarasota, in
the city of Venice, FL 34292
intends to register the said
name with the Division of Cor-
porations of the Florida Depart-
ment of State, Tallahassee,
Florida.
Dated at Naples, Florida, this
16th day ofJanuary 2012.
Gulf Coast HMA Physician Man-
agement. LLC
Publish: January 21, 2012
Notice Under Fictitious
Name Law Pursuant to
Section 865.09,
Florida Statutes
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to
engage in business under the
fictitious name of Wilson's
Dancesport International of
Sarasota, located at 2272
Main Street located in the
County of Sarasota, in the city
of Sarasota, FL 34236
intends to register the said
name with the Division of Cor-
porations of the Florida Depart-
ment of State, Tallahassee,
Florida.
Dated at Sarasota, Florida, this
18th day ofJanuary 2012.
J & L Danc e, LLC
Publish: January 21, 2012

NOTICE
OF AUCTION



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. (Statutes/Sec-
tions 83.901 83.809)
The property list contained herein will be
sold to satisfy liens imposed by EXTRA
SPACE STORAGE on February 9, 2012at
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
UNIT # 1016 Sean M Titmas ,house
items
UNIT #1033 Barbara Park Sirpillahouse
items
UNIT # 2100 Michael A North,House
items
UNIT #2035 Janis Sue Chilen,house
items
UNIT # 4107 Paul J Moore,house items
UNIT # 3127 Fernanda ValdiviaHouse
Items
UNIT # 4139 Audrey M Alvarado,House
Items
UNIT # 1013 Tommy Mc neil,House Items
UNIT # 2077 Kelly E BlevinsHouse Items
UNIT # 3104 Patryk P Patej,House Items
UNIT # 2160 Katherine M Pendleton
,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.
Publish: January 21, 28, 2012


CREDITORS
NOTICE TO

220


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
ERICH BRUGMANN
Deceased.
File No. 2011CP 4797 NC
Division: Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
ERICH BRUGMANN, deceased, whose
date of death was December 11th,
2011, and whose social security number
is xxx-xxxxxx,is pending in the Circuit
Court for Sarasota County, Florida, Pro-
bate 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 21, 2012
Personal Represntative:
Erich P. Brugmann
26 Gravel Hill Lane
Honeoye Fall, NY 14472
Richard R. Brugmann
47 Roslyn Dr.
Glen Head, NY 11545
ERIK R. LIEBERMAN, ESQ.
KANETSKY, MOORE &
DeBOER, RA, Attorneys at Law
Attorneys for
Personal Representative:
227 S. Nokomis Ave.
P. 0. Box 1767
Venice, FL 34284-1767
Telephone: (941) 485-1571
Florida Bar No. 393053
Publish: January 21, 28, 2012
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SARA-
SOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
HARRY G. GUSTAFSON
Deceased.
File No:2011-CP-4021NC
Division: Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the Estate of
HARRY G. GUSTAFSON, deceased,
File No. 2011-CP-4021NC is pending
in the Circuit Court for SARASOTA Coun-
ty, Florida, Probate Division, the address
of which is P.O. Box 3079, Sarasota,
FL 34230-3079. The names and
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 unliquldated
claims, on whom a copy of this notice is
served must file their claims with this
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 THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent
and persons having claims or demands
against the decedent's estate, including
unmatured, contingent or unliquldated
claims, must file their claims with this
Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-
TION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS
NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
The date of first publication of this
notice is January 21, 2012
Personal Representatives:
Glenn H. Gustafson
24602 Mt Auburn Dr.
Katy, TX 77494
Neil H. Gustafson


1013 Catania Lane
League City, TX 77537
Attorney for Personal
Representatives:
Robert A. Dickinson
FL Bar No. 161468
460 S. Indiana Ave.
Englewood, FL 34223
(941) 474-7600
PUBLISH: January 21, 28, 2012
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All interested persons are hereby
required to file in the Estate of Lois M.
Hill, Deceased, File Number 2011-CP-
4559-NC, in the Circuit Court for Sara-
sota County, Florida, Probate Division,
County Courthouse, PO Box 3079, Sara-
sota, 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 14, 2012
Personal Representatives:
Jean Rannd and
Melvin Ranns
c/o Thomas R. Conklin, Esq.
442 South Tamiami Trail
Osprey, FL 34229
Attorney for Personal Representa-
tives:
Thomas R. Conklin, Esq.
Telephone: (941) 366-2608
Florida Bar #938823
Publish: Janaury 14, 21, 2012
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All interested persons are hereby
required to file in the Estate of Richard
E. Interval, Deceased, File Number
2011-CP-3743-NC, in the Circuit Court
for Sarasota County, Florida, Probate
Division, 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 Janaury 14, 2012
Personal Representative:
Erica Enmeier
c/o Thomas R. Conklin, Esq.
442 South Tamiami Trail
Osprey, FL 34229
Attorney for Personal Representa-
tive:
Thomas R. Conklin, Esq.
Telephone: (941) 366-2608
Florida Bar #938823
Publish: Janaury 14, 21, 2012
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
IN RE: ESTATE OF
CHESTER L. LONGER
Deceased.
File No.
2011-CP-004613-NC
Division: Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
CHESTER L. LONGERdeceased,
whose date of death was October 1,
2011 ,and whose social sercurity number
is xxx-xx-1905, 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 21, 2012
Personal Representative:
Dennis E. Longer
2000 North Court, #11D
Fairfield, IA 52556
Attorneys for Personal
Representative:


DANIEL A. BECHTOLD, ESQUIRE
BECHTOLD & CORBRIDGE, P.A.
240 Nokomis Avenue South
Suite 200
Venice, FL 34285
Telephone: (941) 488-7751
Florida Bar No.0678880
PUBLISH: January 21, 28, 2012
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
IN RE: ESTATE OF
SUSAN ROCKWOOD
A/K/A
SUSAN ROSE ROCKWOOD
Deceased.
File No.
2011-CP-004538NC
Division: Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
SUSAN ROCKWOOD
A/K/A SUSAN ROSE ROCKWOOD,
deceased, whose date of death was
September 2, 2011, is pending in the
Circuit Court for Sarasota County Flori-
da, Probate Division, the address of
which is P.O. Box 3079, Sarasota, FL
34230. The names and addresses of
the personal representatives 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 14, 2012
Personal Representative:
Gloria Nemerowicz
c/o240 Nokomis Avenue South
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 14, 21, 2012


8A SUN NEWSPAPERS





WEEKEND EDITION JANUARY 21, 2012


Much still to be discovered at Little Salt Spring


By ANNE KLOCKENKEMPER
STAFF WRITER
It was practically
standing room only at
State College of Florida
in South Venice for a
presentation by John
Gifford, University of
Miami associate profes-
sor and principal inves-
tigator at North Port's
Little Salt Spring.
The presentation,
part of the Warm Min-
eral Springs/Little Salt
Spring Archaeological
Society monthly meet-
ing, was held in the
Selby Room at SCF to
accommodate a crowd
of more than 100.
UM has owned the
site since 1982, when it
was given to the school
by General Develop-
ment Corp. The water
in the 220-foot-deep
sinkhole is a consistent
75 degrees, and below
20 feet is essentially
devoid of oxygen, Gif-
ford said, which allows
for the preservation of
organic material. Only
about 6 percent of the
Spring has been exca-
vated, he said, but what
they have found is "re-
markable." No artifact
discovered is younger
than 5,000 years old.
The hope is to find
human remains at Little
Salt. Items recovered
from the 27-meter
ledge including the
shell of a giant tortoise
- have been dated to
12,000 years ago. Bones
of other megafauna
found in the Spring
include bones from a
giant tree sloth, masta-
don and a paleollama
- the latter found in a
1990 core sample taken
30-35 feet beneath the
Spring floor.
"We really need to
find out if there were
people there at that
time," Gifford said,
adding that Little Salt
Spring is an ideal loca-
tion because it was a
source of both fresh
water and food. If they
found human remains,
it could potentially
change how scientists
believe North America
was first settled.
The long-held belief,
the so-called "Clovis
theory," Gifford said, is
that about 12,000 years
ago, during an ice age,
an ice-free corridor
opened allowing people
to migrate on foot from
Europe.
"This is how I was
taught about the migra-
tion of Paleoindians,"
he said. "Now (scien-
tists) think they may
have underestimated
the ability of early
people to build boats
and bypass the entire
ice sheet."
If people had been at
the Spring 12,000 years
ago, Gifford posits the
water level would have
been where the 27-me-
ter ledge is now -
about 90 feet below the
water's surface and
men could have low-
ered themselves down


Robert Hall, right, of Port Charlotte, speaks with University of
Miami Associate Professor John Gifford, of the Rosenstiel School
of Marine and Atmospheric Science, after Gifford's presentation
on Little Salt Spring Tuesday night at State College of Florida.
The presentation was given as part of the Warm Mineral
Springs/Little Salt Spring Archaeological Society January
meeting. More than 100 people attended.
the cliff face with ropes
to see if any animals
had fallen in.
Students from UM
have been diving
with Gifford at the
Spring over the past
two weeks. On Jan. 6,
a notched projectile
point, estimated to be
10,000 years old, was --
discovered in a new-
area being excavated. ...
"We have uncovered
what is essentially the
ground's surface 10,000
years ago," Gifford told
the audience Tuesday During Gifford's presentation, he
night. "Two feet away, what Little Salt Spring may have
we found two deer
vertebrae, a deer jaw,
a wooden tool shaped
like a lacrosse stick and
several other wooden
tools nearby. It's pos-
sible that this is where
someone killed and
dressed a deer 10,000
years ago."
Gifford said the ma-
jority of artifacts dis-
covered date from be-.\""
tween 10,000 and 5,000
years ago, but much -
including areas of the
27-meter ledge covered
with limestone slabs
from the surface is
left to be uncovered.
"It gives me the
opportunity to say
that more research is SEMINAR: Fet
needed," he said. Learn more about the nev
During his presen- Call to reser
station, Gifford also
mentioned the impor-
tance of Warm Mineral
Springs, also in North Call for a Free Consu
Port. steps and costs fi
"There's still sub-
stantial potential for
discovery there," he
said, despite the fact it
is significantly warmer
and is now a day spa.
"We'd be interested
in comparing and
contrasting the two,
because the people who
knew about Little Salt
Spring obviously knew
about the other."
Andie Mercer, of Port
Charlotte, asked why
it was called Little Salt
Spring.
"It's because Warm
Mineral Springs used
to be called Big Salt
Spring," Gifford said.
Email: annek@sun-herald.com


SUN PHOTOS BY ANNE KLOCKENKEMPER,
annek@sun-herald.com
A number of items found in the Spring, including this atlatl
handle, have now been or are being conserved through Texas
A&M University.


e showed an artist's rendering of
e looked like 12,000 years ago.


CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
There's a new capital campaign
under way to help raise $1 million
with matching funds promised to
build a hurricane-proof research and
educational outreach center on the
Little Salt Spring site, which currently
consists of portable trailers.
"People can come see the site
and hopefully see the potential,"
said archaeologist Steve Koski.
John Gifford, University of
Miami associate professor, said the
campaign is being headed by UM's
College of Arts and Science.
"We have enough for quite an
exhibit," he said, nodding toward
tables showcasing finds from the
Spring.
Call Traci Ardren at UM at
305-284-4036 or email tardren@
miami.edu.


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PUBLISHER
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10A
WEEKEND EDITION
JANUARY 21, 2012


OPINION


GONDOLIER EDITOR
BOB MUDGE
PHONE: 941-207-1101
bmudge@venicegondolier.com


SUN NEWSPAPERS


OUR VIEW




Planning for Springs goes public


More than a year has passed
since Sarasota County and
the city of North Port spent
$5.5 million to purchase Warm
Mineral Springs, but the real work of
planning the future use of this archae-
ological and recreational gem will get
under way this weekend.
The public is invited to tour the
91-acre tract to see the Springs
itself, the day spa and the surround-
ing property from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
today (Saturday). You can talk to city
and county recreation staff members.
No doubt, city and county commis-
sioners will be on hand. Staffers will
pass out survey sheets to get your
ideas on what new amenities are
desirable, what should be kept as is
and what should change.
It's the fist step in what planners
like to call visioningg." After that,
comments will be gathered in online
forums and blogs on the city and
county websites. Formal meetings will
be held in coming weeks. And then
sometime in the near future the pieces
should fall together and we should be


able to get a good idea of what could
happen at the place.
Judging from what we saw at a joint
meeting of the county Parks Advisory
and Recreation Council and the North
Port Parks and Recreation Advisory
Board last week, we're confident the
planning process will be open and
inclusive. There has been some ran-
dom grumbling about a back-room
process, but, really, that seems nothing
more than run-of-the-mill kvetching.
Yes, it's been a while since the pur-
chase. But the transition from private
to public ownership has been smooth.
The contracted Warm Mineral Springs
Day Spa operators are doing a good
job with the Evergreen Cafe, the
spa treatments and exercise classes.
County and city residents now get an
entrance discount.
The spa contract extends through
June 2013, so there's plenty of breath-
ing room. Plus, the city and county
have had time to coordinate and lay
the groundwork for the real planning
process. So now we move ahead.
One overriding principle guiding the


process will be preservation. Warm
Mineral Springs is unique to South-
west Florida. The 1.4-acre, mineral-
rich, 87-degree sinkhole-pond has
attracted as many as 100,000 visitors
a year. It is an archaeological treasure.
Divers have found prehistoric ani-
mals and a 10,000-year-old human
on a shelf in the Springs, but far more
underwater exploration is yet to be
done. Thus, the first aim is to do no
harm, to preserve and protect.
But that certainly doesn't mean
doing nothing. The grounds can be
landscaped and the spa updated. In
fact, it may be preferable to tear down
the old building and put up some-
thing newer and more attractive. The
question is whether this facility is like
Wrigley Field, which enhanced its
charming, old-time feel through refur-
bishment; or Baltimore's Memorial
Stadium, which had lost its allure and
needed to be replaced with old-timey
Camden Yards. Would a new building
draw more visitors?
Is it remotely feasible? Would it drive
up costs to a point that locals could no


longer afford it? Good questions.
Beyond the front door, U.S. 41 and
the Ortiz Boulevard gateway need
special consideration; they need
landscaping and bike lanes. We'll need
to see whether some type of hotel-spa
would be appropriate for a section of
this property or on property nearby.
Something tasteful, in character with
the surroundings, could enhance
the natural draw for tourism and
kick-start badly needed economic
development.
We encourage all to get involved in
the process, beginning today at the
Springs. A formal public input session
will take place 5-8 p.m. the follow-
ing Thursday, Jan. 26, at the Morgan
Family Community Center off Price
Boulevard in North Port. If you can't
make that, travel to Sarasota on Feb. 2
(5-8 p.m.) for a meeting at the Girl
Scout Conference Center on Cattle-
men Road.
The "public" doesn't speak with
one voice, but many individual voices
should guide the future of this public
asset. Add yours.


not occupy Venice Bypass?


With the current flurry
of email and articles
about widening the
Venice Bypass, we should
remember a few things
about this highway, a
section of the Tamiami
Trail (U.S. 41, a major
federal artery).
The last-minute rush
of opinion is directed
at decision-making
about the bypass at the
Metropolitan Planning
Organization meeting on
Monday, Jan. 23.
An MPO is a group of
elected officials, in our
case from the municipal
and county level in Sara-
sota and Manatee coun-
ties. MPOs were started
to resolve conflicts about
the location of federally
funded highways. The
idea was that representa-
tives of the citizens in


an area could decide the
best route for a high-
way and avoid destruc-
tion of already settled
neighborhoods.
Eventually, MPOs took
on the additional func-
tion of allocating federal
and state funding for
road construction. Our
Sarasota-Manatee MPO
does this for most trans-
portation corridors in the
two-county region.
The meeting on Mon-
day will seek approval
of a "peer review" of the
bypass from Center Road
to Bird Bay Drive that
concludes we should
continue with expansion
of the bypass to six lanes,
three in each direction.
The bypass sits between
existing six-lane portions
of U.S. 41, our primary
north/south highway
along the Gulf of Mexico.
We have been waiting to
go forward with this pri-
ority project for 20 years.
One part of existing
U.S. 41 goes from Center
Road to Englewood
Road, where the then-
state road continues as
six lanes well into the
Englewood area, and


serves South County and
Boca Grande. The other
six-lane portion of U.S.
41 in the Venice area
carries traffic to Bird Bay
from North County and
from 1-75, at a connec-
tor road known as State
Road 681.
The four-lane bypass
(which runs through
Venice from Bird Bay
to the Brickyard and
through the county from
the Brickyard to Center
Road) thus squeezes
heavy north/south traffic
flow. This causes driv-
ers who do not want to
deal with the resulting
congestion to use either
Business 41 through the
island, or load up parallel
roads in our community
to the east.
At times when the
bridges are up at either
end of Business 41, and
the bypass is already
filled with vehicles, we
have even more traffic
through residential areas
of Venice to the east of
the island.
This traffic burden is
extra heavy because U.S.
41 is the only north/
south through-highway


in our area besides 1-75.
Because 1-75 turns east
here below S.R. 681, the
burden is compounded
because the Trail
becomes the only direct
way to get to and from
Englewood, Boca Grande
and points in between
along the Gulf.
Recent criticism of
bypass widening seems
focused on access and
turning problems in the
design, rather than the
widening itself. These
issues can be worked
out in discussions with
Department of Transpor-
tation engineers over-
seeing the layout of the
widening.
Earlier criticism sug-
gests that widening of
the bypass will separate
the island from the rest
of the city, and is con-
trary to the historic John
Nolen plan for Venice.
This criticism ignores
the facts of Nolen's plan:
What is now the Sea-
board industrial area
was planned to be just
that an industrial buf-
fer between the original
Venice (now the "island")
and minority housing to


the east. The old railroad
was part of that buffer, as
was the original layout of
the Trail.
These buffers, which
have always separated
the western and eastern
parts of Venice, were
added to by construc-
tion of the Intracoastal
Waterway, which further
cut off the downtown
from the rest of the area
except by way of our
three bridges.
To allow through-traf-
fic to avoid the bridges,
and move along when
they were up, as well as
to protect the historic
center of Venice, the
bypass was constructed.
The bypass is not the
primary reason for the
separation of Venice. His-
tory is.
The bypass, despite
development along its
edges, is still just that: It
avoids the bridges cross-
ing the ICW and keeps
heavy through-traffic
from the heart of Venice.
It should not be used for
local Sunday-driver-style
sightseeing.
It is possible to dem-
onstrate against those


who want to increase
the traffic burdens on
downtown Venice and its
eastern residential areas,
and destroy 20 years of
valid local expectations.
This could be done by
creating an "occupy"
movement, and even by
physically parking cars
in the bypass to block its
flow.
It might even be dra-
matic to do this in the
county portion of the
bypass, which represen-
tatives of the county and
the city of Sarasota on
the MPO have voted to
maintain as a four-lane
bottleneck, in order to
reallocate some of its
funding.
On the other hand,
this is an election year.
Why occupy the bypass
when you might bet-
ter bring about more
effective change at the
polling place? It's your
choice: Keep arguing,
or just vote out those
representatives.

Jim Bennett was elected
to Venice City Council in
2010 and is the city's rep-
resentative to the MPO.


Widening will make things worse


How to get you where
you want to go quickly
and safely at least cost to
you as both driver and
taxpayer on the Venice
Bypass?
Monday, that decision
will be made by Manatee
and Sarasota elected offi-
cials on the Metropolitan
Planning Organization
board.
The MPO has colle-
gially long practiced in-
turn sharing of federal/
state limited roadway
funding toward whatever
mobility enhancement
each jurisdiction judged
best for itself.
Those "best for self"
mobility policies are
colliding at Gulfcoast
Boulevard, the middle of
the 2.5-mile U.S. Venice
Bypass.


The city of Venice
wants the FDOT to six-
lane its half to the north,
believing that widening
the bypass will induce
north/south traffic to
there rather than adja-
cent alternatives, namely
U.S. 41 Business and
Pinebrook, giving vehicles
priority over land use.
Sarasota County plans
four lanes on its south
half. Its plan tailors
mobility to land use,
employing its grid of
roadways at no more
than four lanes' width
and better managing
intersections, like the
modern roundabout at
Jacaranda Boulevard/
East Venice Avenue -
land use drives travel
demand.
The direct juxtaposi-
tion of these contra-
dicting policies may be
altered by the weight
of MPO members from
other jurisdictions hav-
ing a say (North Port,
Palmetto).
The MPO hired a
consultant whose report
contains contradictions.
For the Venice vision,


he recommended six
lanes' width as best able
to funnel traffic volume
away from adjacent
north/south roadways
but leaving Venice
Bypass with unrelieved
congestion. For Sarasota
County's mobility plan,
"if two additional lanes
of capacity are provided
... Pinebrook Road will
allow the existing four-
lane Venice Bypass to
accommodate the 2035
daily volume."
He said predicted
future traffic volume
allows the bypass from
East Venice Avenue north
to remain four lanes with
modern roundabouts at
the Albee Farm, Sweet-
bay, and Bird Bay inter-
sections. His documents
are posted at www.
mympo.org. Read them
and you decide. And
consider these unavoid-
able facts:
Once widened,
forever widened.
Roadway capacity is
determined by intersec-
tions, not the width of
the road between.
Crossing east/west


traffic at East Venice
Avenue and Center Road
causes whatever con-
gestion exists at those
junctions now, and
always will after north/
south widening. The
MPO's consultant writes
that the East Venice
Avenue and Center Road
intersections widened
to nine (yes, nine) lanes
will always be congested.
Crossing traffic needs
its turn, meaning the
north/south width is not
a bottleneck or any part
of an hour glass. So why
do this?
Travel time for bypass
drivers before and after is
left unstated. Will what's
done at great cost save
you time, fuel and pol-
lute the air less?
*Alternative routes
open soon after 2016
bypass construction:
widened Pinebrook Road
connects to extended
Honore Avenue; Jaca-
randa Boulevard con-
nects to Laurel Road; 1-75
widens; the State Road
681 interchange is fixed.
Accurate travel
demand forecasts are


essential. Florida Depart-
ment of Transportation
forecasts erred high in
the past. Bypass six-lane
widening is premised on
FDOT's unlikely predic-
tion of travel volume at
one "peak hour" 2-3 p.m.
some 20 years hence at
the end, 2035.
SWidening is expen-
sive. FDOT estimates the
capital cost of widening
at $72 million, of which
$49 million would be
spent taking private
property from the Venice
and county tax bases.
Widening offers more
accident opportunities.
An FDOT study shows
62 percent more acci-
dents on six-lane roads
than four-lane roads.
Eight of the 10 most
crash-prone intersec-
tions in Sarasota County
are on six-lane corridors.
Safety first.
Our careful review of
this widening plan con-
cludes that the outcome
will be the opposite of
what the FDOT and
Venice officials are look-
ing for.
Drivers frustrated at


key junctions and aging
Venice drivers intimated
by speed and multi-
lanes will be provoked
by continuing unrelieved
congestion to choose
traveling U.S. 41 Busi-
ness and Pinebrook Road
(and other alternatives).
That's exactly what Ven-
ice officials mistakenly
think widening will avert.
Instead, as practiced
elsewhere in the U.S.,
Sarasota County's area-
wide plan tailored to
land use is today's best
mobility practice: maxi-
mum four-lane widths
and smoother, safer
movement spread over
the entire grid of major
roadways, with well
managed intersections.

Rod Warner, a 34-year
Sarasota resident, is
a Sarasota County
representative to and
past chair of the MPO
Citizens Advisory Com-
mittee; serves on the
Federal Highway Admin-
istration's Peer2Peer
Roundabout Team; and
is webmaster of www.
US41SimpleTruths.com.





WEEKEND EDITION JANUARY 21, 2012


WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE NEW FORMAT OF THE COMMUNITY
CALENDAR? CALL US AT 941-207-1111.


Be neighborly. I'd
like to talk about code
enforcement concerning
tall grass. What's wrong
with being neighborly?
You know, instead of
calling code enforcement
to cut your neighbor's
grass or if the house is
in foreclosure. It's your
neighborhood. Get a few
people together once a
month and cut the grass.
Otherwise, you're only
expanding the cost of
government by turning
it over to code enforce-
ment. They either have to
go out and cut the grass
or file a suit against the
people, and it's taking up
a lot of time. You're going
to pay for it one way or
another. So why not just
be neighborly. Get out
there and cut the grass.
Everyone give $5 or so
and get someone to cut
it. You spend that much
at McDonald's. Be a
neighbor, OK? Care about
the other person and
their situation.
Order up. Snook Haven
was a wonderful place
before the county bought
it and paid an exorbi-
tant amount of money
for it. It's responsible for
ruining it, allowing the
restaurant to operate in
the red. It's a recipe for
failure. Also, the food,
the service and sani-
tary conditions are just
abysmal. I can't believe
no one in the county was
keeping an eye on this
operation to see what
was going on out there.
They haven't paid rent
for what appears to be
several months, and the
county just gives them
a free ticket to continue
to operate. This isn't the
way that business func-
tions in the real world.
County, get your house in
order.
Too low. We went to
see the Golden Dragon
acrobats at the Van Wezel
last night, and they were
in need of high ceilings
for one of those acts. I
don't know why these
circus buildings couldn't
have acts like that. The
place was sold out.
Disputed. I'd like to
dispute the Let'em Have
It that was titled "Indis-
putable." That caller is
operating under two
shameless hypotheses
whose major proponents
are Karl Rove, Rush Lim-
baugh and Rupert Mur-
doch. That is, you repeat
a big lie enough times,
it becomes a truth, and
that speaking a name
in a belittling manner
prevails over a rational
argument. He asserts
that liberal Democrats
are responsible for
destruction rendered by
subprime mortgages. Of
course, the caller offers
no facts to support that
outrageous claim, so let
me offer some advice.
Turn off the insular,
mind-numbing Fox News
and be exposed to the
truth. The percentage of
subprime mortgages rose
from its historic propor-
tion of about 8 percent
to 20 percent in the 2004
to 2006 era. Bush took
pride in his high-risk
home ownership policy
of predatory lending, as
well as deficit-producing
tax breaks for the wealthy
and governmental lack
of oversight of hedge
funds, environmental
protection, the shadow
banking system and Wall
Street. The caller was
right about one thing:
There should be more
"trials, hearings and
blame." I hope he will
vote in favor of the 99
percent in 2012, or if not,
have the decency to stay
away from the polls by


burying his head all day
long in Fox quicksand on
Election Day.
Pick up. Here's to the
guy walking his dogs, one
black and one white, on
Shamrock and Center,
in the HealthPark. He
should clean up after


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Have It
those two huge dogs. My
kids were horrified. They
ride their bikes through
there to go to the YMCA.
These huge dogs make
a huge mess every day.
This guy needs to clean
up after these dogs.
If anyone else agrees,
please call in.
No more. Not me.
I don't want to read
any more of Ruppel's
columns.
Usually not. Should
the county should give
grants to nonprofits? In
most cases, no. People
can give contributions to
charities themselves. You
shouldn't use taxpay-
ers' money. In some rare
cases there are some
grants given when the
county would have to
spend more money to
provide those services,
and in most cases it
might be legitimate. Oth-
erwise, most of them, no.


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WEEKEND EDITION SPORTS
JANUARY 21, 2012


CONTACT US
PERRY D. PENTZ
SPORTS EDITOR
941-207-1107
ppentz@venicegondolier.com
SUN NEWSPAPERS


SPORTS SHORTS

BOYS BASKETBALL
PORT CHARLOTTE RALLIES
PAST VENICE: Port Charlotte over-
came an early 10-point deficit and
made its free throws late to defeat
Venice 52-47 in a district match-up
Friday night in Port Charlotte.
Venice's Chris Hann led all scorers
with 20 points but scored only two
in the second half while the Indians
went 1 of 6 from the free throw line
in the fourth quarter.
Port Charlotte sank 9 of 11 from
the foul line.
Zach Flerlage added 15 for Venice
(9-10, 4-4), which plays at Charlotte
on Tuesday.
Port Charlotte 52, Venice 47
Venice 15 13 11 8 -47
PortCharlotte 7 19 11 15 52
VENICE (47)
Chris Hann 20, Zach Flerlage 15, Cruz-
Klein 5, McCumber 2, Voigt 2, Hanewinckel
1.Team Totals: 15 (5) 9-1947
PORT CHARLOTTE (52)
Nicksen Blanc 17, Harrison Rains 10,
Collins 9, Bernard 6, Wheeler 5, Williams 2,
Dionisio 2, J.Romulus 1.Team Totals: 13 (2)
24-3452.

SECOND HALF CARRIES VENICE
TO WIN: Venice used a big second
half to pull away from Cypress Lake
in the Indians'66-51 win Wednesday
night at Venice High.
The Indians, who led 28-27 at
halftime, outscored the Panthers
20-8 in the third quarter and 18-16
in the fourth quarter.
Senior Zach Flerlage led Venice
with 28 points while teammate
Chris Hann, a junior, poured in 20
points.
David Voigt paced the Indians
(9-9) with nine rebounds.

Venice 66, Cypress Lake 51
CYPRESS LAKE (51)
Lacell 8, Jones 7, King 1, Bouras 13, Killgore
5,Yakovlev 5, Grimm 5, Albright 5, Bornelus
2.Totals1812-1951.
VENICE(66)
Marksbury 0 0-0 0, Flerlage 8 12-16 28,
Hann 6 8-9 20, McCumber 1 0-0 3, Gourley
1 0-0 2, Renouf 0 0-0 0, Keyso0 0-0 0, Poni-
atowski 0 0-0 0, Hanewinckel 1 0-0 2,Voigt
3 0-0 6, Curtner 2 1-2 5, Cruz-Klein 0 0-0 0.
Totals 22 21-27 66.

Cypress Lake 16 11 8 16 -51
Venice 11 17 20 18 66
3-point goals: Lacell 2, Grimm, McCum-
ber. Total fouls: Cypress Lake 21,Venice 15.
Fouled out: Grim m. Records: Cypress Lake
6-12,Venice 9-9.

BOYS SOCCER
VENICE DOWNS NORTH PORT:
Venice closed out the regular season
with a 4-2 victory over North Port
Wednesday night at North Port
High.
Senior Matt McGuire scored two
goals for the Indians, who won two
consecutive matches for the first
time this year.
Other goals were scored by
Matias Lambrecht and Andrew Chle-
bina. Picking up assists were Justin
Smith, Lambrecht and Max Smetts.
Venice (6-8-2) opens the Class
4A-District 11 tournament at 7
p.m. Jan. 23 at Sarasota. Winner
advances to the district semifinal on
Jan. 25.

MIDDLE SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
Sarasota County Results
BOYS: Heron Creek 46, Woodland
18; Brookside 47, Pine View 40, OT;
Laurel Nokomis 46, Mclntosh 34;
Booker 73, Venice 16.
GIRLS: Laurel Nokomis 26, Mcln-
tosh 18; Pine View 40, Brookside
16; Heron Creek 35, Woodland 15;
Booker 24, Venice 21.

SENIOR SOFTBALL
Wednesday Night
Senior Softball League
STANDINGS (as of Jan. 18)
Rugs As Art .............................. 2-0
W GACA Trainers........................... 2-0
Yankee Carpentry...... .... ..... 1-1
Critter Ridge Landscaping...........1-1
DeFina's Restaurant..................... 1-1
Absolute Lawn & Landscaping....1-1I
Builders Specialties.... ....... 1-1
Venice Senior ..... ....... 1-1
Manasota Hardware.................... 1-1
Tiberii Dentistry ..........................0-2
Style Line ....................................0-2
Jan. 18 Results
Rugs As Art 19,Tiberii Dentistry3
Manasota Hardware 26, Style Line 5
Builders Specialties 32, Critter Ridge
Landscaping 16
WGACATrainers 25,Venice Senior 9
Peluso Air 35, Yankee Carpentry 18
Absolute Lawn & Landscaping 18, De-
Fina's Restaurant 5


GIRLS BASKETBALL CLASS 7A-DISTRICT 11





Venice falls to PC in OT


Venice's Laura Hackett, right, dribbles the ball around Port Charlotte's Caitlin
Lindsey in the first half of their Class 7A-District 11 game at Venice High Friday.
Hackett finished with 21 points and 19 rebounds as the Lady Indians dropped a
heartbreaking 61-57 loss in overtime.


By PERRY D.PENTZ
SPORTS EDITOR

For much of the game, Port
Charlotte struggled at the foul
line.
However, the Lady Pirates
found their form when it count-
ed by hitting 6 of 8 fouls shots
in overtime as Port Charlotte
notched a 61-57 come-from-
behind win over Venice ,Friday
in a Class 7A-District 11 game at
Venice High.
The win gives the Lady Pirates
(17-5 overall, 9-1 district) a tie
for first place in district with
Sarasota. A coin flip will deter-
mine the top seed in the district.
Venice (10-13 overall, 6-4) will be
third seed in the tournament.
"Great game," said Port
Charlotte coach Kevin Purcell.
"Always a tough place to win,
at Venice. They have improved.
They are going to be tough in
districts."
"Their 100 percent effort is
unbelievable," said Venice coach
John Flynn. "You can't even be
upset with an effort like that."
Port Charlotte, which trailed
by as many as 11 points in the
third quarter, had a chance to
win it in regulation but missed
four consecutive foul shots in
the final 36.6 seconds.
Tied at 49 at the end of regula-
tion, the lead changed hands
four times before Port Charlotte
took control, thanks to the foul
line.
Venice freshman Emma
Hanewinckel came off the bench
in overtime to score all five of
her points in the first two and


one-half minutes of the four-
minute period to give Venice a
55-53 lead.
The Lady Pirates tied it on a
jumper by Darby Toth with 1:11
left, then used the foul line to
distance themselves.
In the final 54 seconds Toth hit
4 of 4 from the line and Chas-
sity Taylor came off the bench
to sink 2 of 4 to provide the final
margin of victory.
"Thank goodness we were able
to squeak by them in the end,"
said Purcell. "Darby came in
and we said we wanted the ball
in her hands. She is pretty solid
and doesn't get rattled much."
"I want a win like this for
them so bad," said Flynn. "They
know they can compete at this
level. We played everybody so
hard and tough. It is just coming
down the stretch."
For the game, Port Charlotte
only hit 16 of 26 foul shots.
Venice's defense shut down
the Lady Pirates in the first half
and Venice senior Laura Hackett
was dominant under the basket
with 15 of her team-high 21
points. She also had 11 of her 19
rebounds in the first half.
Venice led 11-7 after one quar-
ter and padded its lead to 25-16
at halftime.
"I don't think we could play
better defense than that," said
Flynn.
"I ripped them," said Purcell
about the halftime break. "I
think we came out a little flat
and they got an earful in there."
Lindsey only had eight of her

FALLS 113


GIRLS SOCCER CLASS 7A-DISTRICT 11 SEMIFINAL



Manatee stuns Venice to end season


By PERRY D. PENTZ
SPORTS EDITOR

A split-second changed
the season for the Venice
High girls soccer team.
Fourth-seeded Mana-
tee used a last-second
goal in regulation, then
waited for penalty kicks
to end top-seeded
Venice's season with a
heartbreaking upset 2-1
shootout loss in the Class
7A-District 11 semifinals
Thursday night at Powell-
Davis Stadium.
The loss ends the Lady
Indians' season with a 13-
3-2 record and 13-match
unbeaten streak, as the
Lady Indians hadn't lost
a match since Nov. 11, a
3-2 loss to Naples Gulf


Coast. In that span, they
went 10-0-3 and out-
scored opponents 31-8.
Venice coach Gary Bol-
yard was unavailable for
comment.
During the regular
season Venice defeated
Manatee, 2-0 and 4-1, but
on this night the three-
time defending district
champion Lady Indians
had trouble finding the
back of the net.
Clinging to a 1-0 lead,
it appeared Venice would
escape with the victory
and move into Saturday's
final.
However, Manatee had
other intentions.
The Lady Hurricanes
pushed the ball deep
into Venice territory. The


ball dropped in front
of Manatee's Jessalyn
Kinlaw in front of the


net and she right-footed
a shot inside the left
post with less than 10


SUN PHOTO BY
JUSTIN FENNELL
Venice's Hannah Clarke, right,
battles a Manatee player
for the ball in their Class
7A-District 11 semifinal. Clarke
scored the Lady Indians only
goal in regulation as Manatee
scored a 2-1 upset in penalty
kicks Thursday at Venice's
Powell-Davis Stadium.
seconds remaining.

SOCCER 113


WRESTLING



Venice rallies over Manatee


By PERRY D. PENTZ
SPORTS EDITOR

Venice High wrestling
coach Dan Kelly ma-
nipulated his lineup like
a puppeteer works the
strings of his marionette.
The Indians changed
eight of its 14 wrestlers
from the original start-
ing lineup and the move
worked as Venice rallied
from 15 points down to
defeat Manatee, 41-33,
Wednesday night at
Manatee High.
Of the eight changed
matches, Venice captured
victories in five of them,
with three pins and a


technical fall.
"There was a lot of
moving," said Kelly. "I
wanted to see (Larsen)
Ullrich wrestle (Brett)
Barber (at 145 pounds)
but when we got stuck
at 138 pounds I had to
move him (Ullrich) up. I
had to make sure we got
one win out of those two
weight classes. I tell you
right now, I figured out 10
different scenarios and
none of them were like
that. We lost matches I
thought we were going to
win."
After eight matches


WRESTLING 113


Venice's Zach Kelly gets backpoints
against Manatee's Tim Dinsdale
in the 106-pound weight class
Wednesday at Manatee High.
Kelly, in his first action since Dec.
10, won 7-3 as the Indians scored
a come-from-behind 41-33 victory.


.SUN PHOTOS BY
PERRY D. PENTZ
Venice's Jacob Stubbs works to
turn Manatee's Antonio Agurs
on his back in their 160-pound
match Wednesday at Manatee
High. Stubbs rallied in the
third period and scored a pin
with five seconds remaining.
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:WEEKEND EDITION JANUARY 21, 2012


GIRLS WEIGHTLIFTING SARASOTA COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS




Four lifters place first; team third


By PERRY D. PENTZ
SPORTS EDITOR

Venice had its string
of six straight Sarasota
County Championships
snapped Thursday but
with only 14 lifters, Lady
Indians coach Nancy Tes-
sier couldn't be happier.
On the strength of four
first-place and two second-
place finishes, the Lady
Indians placed third by the
slimmest of margins.
Only two points sepa-
rated first through third
place.
Sarasota, which had lift-
ers in all 10 weight classes,
grabbed first place with
50 points. In second was
North Port with 49 points
and Venice took third with
48 points.
"We only had 14 girls
and that is eight places
to forfeit," said Tessier.
"The girls that did lift did


fantastic and we only lost
by two points. I am pretty
happy with that.
"I would have liked to
win. If you fill the weight
classes, you win. Whether
good or bad lifters, it
doesn't matter. What I had
was quality. The new girls
I had were great. They just
outperformed themselves.
They've done as well as I
would have hoped by the
end of the season and they
are coming back and all
young."
Placing first in their
weight classes were Naomi
Ball, Shana Sandborn,
Emma Hand and Megan
Quinn.
Picking up seconds for
the Lady Indians were Ariel
Gostischa and Clare Roca
in the 129- and 139-pound
weight classes.
Ball lifted 75 pounds in
the bench and added a
90-pound lift in the clean &


SUN PHOTO BY
PERRY D. PENTZ
Venice's Ariel Gostischa lifts
135 pounds in the bench press
during the Sarasota County
Championships Thursday
afternoon at the Wellness
Center. Gostischa placed
second in the 129-pound
weight class with a 245-pound
total after lifting 110 pounds
in the clean &jerk.

jerk for a 165-pound total
in the 101-pound weight
class.
In the 110-pound weight
class, Sandborn, who
qualified for the Section 8
Qualifier on Jan. 25 at Port
Charlotte, cruised to the


title with personal-best lifts
of 115 pounds each in the
bench and clean & jerk.
She bested her nearest
lifter by 65 pounds total.
"She hit a 230 (pound
total) like it was nothing,"
said Tessier.
Hand used a 130-pound
lift in the bench press and
125-pound lift in the clean
& jerk for a 255-pound to-
tal to grab first place in the
129-pound weight class.
Taking second in the
weight class was Gostischa,
who missed weight at 119
pounds. The Section 8
qualifier had a 135-pound
lift in the bench and 110
pounds in the clean & jerk
for a 245-pound total.
"That just gets us more
excited they both did so
well," said Tessier about
Sandborn and Gostischa.
"It gets them ready for next
Wednesday. They are look-
ing so good."


Quinn didn't have
much competition in the
199-pound weight class.
She lifted 100 pounds in
the bench and 110 pounds
in the clean & jerk for a
210-pound total, which
was 45 pounds more than
second place.
Roca took second with
a 220-pound total, which
was tied with third and
fourth place, but she got
second with a lower body
weight.
Also placing in the top six
in their respective weight
classes were Elizabeth
Kresse (4th at 119 pounds),
Gennah Neeley (5th at
119), Amanda Kempf (4th
at 139) and Kristin Dren-
nan (5th at 154).

Sarasota CountyChampionships
AtWellness Center,Venice
Team Standings
1. Sarasota (Sar) 50, 2. North Port (NP)
49, 3. Venice (V) 48,4. Riverview (Riv) 28,
5. Booker (B) 8.


(Top 3 &Venice results only)
Key: bench + clean &jerk= total
101 pounds--1. Naomi Ball (V) 75-90
-165, 2.Charlene Jean (Riv) 75-80 155, 3.
Adriana Aguago (Sar) 75-70-145.
110- 1.ShanaSandborn (V) 115-115
- 230, 2. Sierra Butler (Sar) 80-85 -165, 3.
Hannah Patrick(NP) 65-60-125.
119 1.Ashiley Martin (Sar) 110-115 -
225*,2. Delaney Brooks (Sar) 105-120 225,
3. Kaylee Lokker (NP) 90-105 -195,4. Eliza-
beth Kresse (V) 100-90- 190, 5. Gennah
Neeley (V) 80-85- 165.
129 1. Emma Hand (V) 130-125 -
255,2. Ariel Gostischa (V) 135-110 -245,
3. Nicole Chang (Sar) 105-135 -240.
139 1. Joelle Johnson (NP) 105-120
- 225, 2. Clare Roca (V) 95-115 220*,
3. Brenna Patrick (NP) 100-120 220, 4.
AmandaKempf(V) 110-110 220, Taylor
Baker (V) 85-95-180.
154 -1. Cherlinda Polynice (B) 145-160
- 305, 2. Elexis Ousley (Riv) 120-140 260,
3. Tori Snodgrass (Sar) 105-115 220, 5.
Kristin Drennan (V) 100-105 205, Sam
Grosse 85-85 -170.
169 1. Elise Hinsom (Riv) 120-140 -
260, 2. Havila Puissant (Riv) 100-105 205,
3. Angelina Sincali (NP) 105-90-195.
183- 1.Nosica Mathurin (NP) 105-110-
215,2. Nicole Bush (Sar) 110-100-210.
199 1. Megan Quinn (V) 100-110
- 210, 2. Katarina Eloi (NP) 85-80 -165, 3.
Jordan Simpson (NP)70-75 -145.
UNL 1. Reshaun Patterson (Sar) 175-
150 -325,2. Niquavia Snyder (Riv) 180-135
-315,3. SavannahWicklaw 120-105 -225.
*-tied broken by lower bodyweight.

Email: ppentz@venicegondolier.com


FALLS

FROM PAGE 12

game-high 25 points in
the first half.
"Koree (Ream) did
such a great job on
Lindsey tonight and
Hannah played a great
defensive game," said
Flynn. "Great game for
Kaylee McCutcheon and
Emma (Hanewinckel)



SOCCER

FROM PAGE 12

After the teams played
two scoreless two
10-minute overtimes,
the match came down to
penalty kicks.
Venice began the
penalty kick shootout.
Senior Brittney Reed's
shot sailed over the goal.
Manatee's SarahWasser
found the upper right
corner.
The Lady Indians tied
it with a goal by Erin
Mulvaney into the lower
right corner. The Lady
'Canes went back on
top 2-1 with a goal by
Clancy Vaughan. Venice
came back with a goal by
Clarke to tie it at 2-2.



WRESTLING

FROM PAGE 12

the Indians trailed 30-
15. Then the comeback
started.
It began with a for-
feit victory by senior
Garrett Johnson in the
195-pound weight class.
Then at 220 pounds,
Tommy Carello scored
a pin in 35 seconds over
Sam Mason.
"I did not dream
Tommy Carello would
get a pin," said Kelly. "I
thought it was a toss-
up match. Tommy is a
anomaly. He doesn't have
the look of a big, bad
wrestler. Every time Tom-
my has a poor match he
comes back and wrestles
amazing. Sometimes for
weeks and weeks and
weeks. Last Wednesday
against Lakewood Ranch
that wasn't a good match
for him. I was hoping we
would get a good one
tonight. He did a great
job."
The pin pulled Venice
within 30-27 with four
matches remaining.
At 285 pounds, Quin-
ton O'Brien dropped
an 8-7 decision to Jake
Stickler by allowing
four points in the third
period.
The Indians' lineup got
a big boost at 106 pounds
with the return of fresh-
man Zach Kelly, who has
been out since Dec. 10
with n broken hand
k,.Ih 1\ hIIl U- |I Ii


off the bench. That was
awesome."
The Indians scored the
first basket of the third
quarter, then Port Char-
lotte's Caitlin Lindsey
took over.
Lindsey scored 15
points by driving to
the basket and making
layups or getting fouled.
Her total would have
been higher except for
five missed foul shots.
Down 27-19, Lindsey

Venice keeper Mar-
lee Tyde then faced off
against the Manatee
goalie Cox. Tyde was up
to the task by stopping
the right at her.
Cox got a save back
with a diving save to her
left to stop the penalty
kick by Catie Vare.
Manatee went ahead
3-2 as Leah Rothfeld
scored. On the last of five
penalty kicks byVen-
ice, Heather Watkinson
scored into the lower
right corner.
The match boiled
down to one final penalty
kick by Manatee senior
Meredith Argeros. Her
shot went low right and
Tyde got a hand on it but
it rolled over the line,
ending Venice's season.
It also ended the high

cleared on Tuesday, used
a three-point nearfall
in the second period
and two takedowns in
the third period to pick
up a 7-3 win over Tim
Dinsdale.
"Going into last three
I already told my son
Zach I would not wrestle
him unless I had to have
him to win the match,"
said his dad and coach.
"I thought it was a 1 per-
cent chance of him wres-
tling. His mom didn't
even come. I told her not
to bother. He did amaz-
ing. He hasn't wrestled
for five weeks. That kid is
pretty tough and he went
out and did the job. I was
scared to death the entire
match that he was going
to re-injure his hand.
I guess that proves his
hand is OK."
Another freshman
turned in an impres-
sive performance at 113
pounds as Bo Williams,
wrestling in only his
fourth varsity match,
took teammate Matt
Parker's spot as the
senior moved up to 120
pounds.
Williams dominated


scored seven straight
points to get Port Char-
lotte within, 27-26. Her
layup at 2:20 and jumper
with 1:22 on the clock
put the Lady Pirates
ahead 34-32.
"Caitlin took over and
got us back into it," said
Purcell. "How versatile
is she. I have my point
guard guarding their
post. I think she did an
outstanding job on her
(Hackett)."

school careers of seven
seniors.
Venice dominated play
most of the match.
In the first half, the
Lady Indians had 12
shots compared to just
three for the Lady Hur-
ricanes (10-5-3).
However, most of the
shots for Venice weren't
in close and were caught
by Manatee goalie
Lauren Cox. Venice had
several shots sail over the
goal.
The Lady 'Canes didn't
get their first shot until
24 minutes expired in the
match.
With 10 minutes left in
the first half, Venice's Yas-
min Velez ripped a shot
from the left wing toward
the far post but Cox dove
and pushed the ball wide

Manatee's David New-
gard and scored a 15-0
technical fall win to give
Venice a 35-33 lead. It
was the Indians' first lead
since the first match of
the night.
"He wrestled a little bit
of varsity in Southside
Duals and to be honest,
he wasn't impressive,"
said Kelly about Williams.
"I was worried about it. I
told him straight out he
may be one of the best
wrestlers on the team but
I need him to be tough in
his heart. You got to want
to win. He did a great
job."
Clinging to the lead,
Venice senior Matt Parker
preserved the win with a
victory over Daylyn Col-
morgen at 120 pounds.
Parker led 7-0 after the
first period, then scored
a pin with one second
left in the second period.
Venice opened the
match with Bryce Bals-
inger moving up to 126
pounds and getting a pin
in 1:03.
Manatee got the
six points back with a
third-period pin at 132
pounds.


Venice sophomore
Maggie Flynn's jumper
with 17.1 seconds left
tied it at 34 after three
quarters.
In the fourth quarter,
Venice held a 46-41 cush-
ion with 3:44 remaining.
The Lady Pirates tied
it with two foul shots by
Toth and a 3-pointer by
Briena Simms, who also
hit one with 54.3 seconds
to tie it at 49-49.
Then it was off to

of the goal.
The second half the
Lady Indians got more
quality shots and pushed
the ball deep into Mana-
tee's side of the field.
The scoreless deadlock
ended in the 47th minute
as junior Hannah Clarke
collected a deflection
from one of her team-
mates and left-footed
a shot into the far right
corner to give Venice a
1-0 lead.
The Lady Indians, who
outshot Manatee 13-5
in the second half, had
some good chances to
score but Cox dove to
make saves when need-
ed, including on close-
range shots by Reed and
Velez in the 53rd minute.

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The Hurricanes (26-20)
scored consecutive pins
at 138 and 145 pounds
for a 18-6 cushion.
The Indians moved
senior Ullrich up to 152
pounds and he used
three takedowns en route
to a 10-4 victory.
One of the biggest
surprises of the night
came at 160 pounds by
freshman Jacob Stubbs,
who moved up from 152
pounds.
Stubbs fell behind to
2-0 in the first period
and 4-1 after two periods
against Manatee senior
Antonio Agurs.
With Agurs tiring,
Stubbs (10-5) pressured
him and tied the match
on penalty points for
stalling, then turned him
and notched a pin with
five seconds left in the
match.
"I was just trying to
pin him if I can and help
out the team," said the
14-year-old. "Coach said
we win in the third."
"I never dreamed that
Stubbs would get a stick
(pin) for us," said Kelly.
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"Awesome. Snake-bit
again," said Flynn. "I
don't know what else
you can ask them do.
Our plan went good. We
defended so well."
Venice hosts North
Port Monday in a nondis-
trict game.
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21.Totals22 11-22 57.

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Venice 11 14 9 15 8 -57

3-point goals: Toth, Simms 2, C. Lind-
sey, Ko. Ream, Flynn. Total fouls: Port
Charlotte 20, Venice 29. Fouled out: T
Lindsey, C. Lindsey, Flynn, Revels, Hackett.
Records: Port Charlotte 17-5, 9-1; Venice
10-13,6-4.

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SUN PHOTO BY JUSTIN FENNELL
Venice's Yasmin Velez, left, dribbles by Manatee's Sarah Kurutz
in the second half of the Class 7A-District 11 semifinal Thursday
at Powell-Davis Stadium.


going to be a heck of a
wrestler. He's a freshman
wrestling 152 (pounds)
and moving him up to
160 (pounds). He just
hangs around and kids
get frustrated with him.
"Jacob never gets tired,
so I was hoping the other
kid would. He's a good,
hard worker. To be hon-
est, when I put Jacob out
there I was hoping to not
give up a pin and maybe
give up three points. He
hangs around and the
next thing I know he is
in position and he takes
advantage of it."
Manatee grabbed pins
in the next two matches,
at 170 and 182 pounds,
as the Indians moved
more wrestlers up weight
classes.
Then came Venice's
comeback.
"They don't mean a
lot, but they do between
coaches," said Kelly
about dual matches.


"Andy (Gugliemini) is a
good friend of mine. I
love beating him though
and he loves beating
me certain teams, and
that was one of them.
That felt good."
Venice 41, Manatee 33
106 -Zach Kelly (V) dec.Tim Dinsdale,
7-3
113 BoWilliams (V) tech.fall over Da-
vid Newgard, 15-0
120 Matt Parker (V) pinned Daylyn
Colmorgen, 3:59
126 Bryce Balsinger (V) pinned Ryan
Sobr, 1:03
132 Michael Keely (M) pinned CJ
Trammell, 4:44
138 Jesse Fulk (M) pinned Lincoln
Yoder, 1:10
145 Brett Barber (M) pinned Reggie
Johnson, 1:35
152 Larsen Ullrich (V) dec. Wesley
McMullen, 10-4
160 Jacob Stubbs (V) pinned Anto-
nio Agurs,5:55
170 John Baldwin (M) pinned Ryan
Brewer, 3:19
182 Titus Humphrey (M) pinned
RyanTully,3:39
195 Garrett Johnson (V) won by
forfeit
220 -Tommy Carello (V) pinned Sam
Mason, :35
285 Jake Stickler (M) dec. Quinton
O'Brien, 8-7
Records: Venice 15-5, Manatee 26-20
JV result:Venice 27, Manatee 28
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FEC records detail decision to close Buchanan case


By MARC R. MASFERRER
BRADENTON HERALD

The Federal Elections Com-
mission has released records
documenting its recently con-
cluded investigation of charges
that U.S. Rep. Vern Buchanan
broke campaign finance laws
and its decision to close the
matter.
Once again, the Buchanan
campaign is claiming
vindication.
"The documents released
today show that the Federal
Election Commission voted
unanimously to clear Con-
gressman Buchanan and his
campaign of any wrongdoing
after an exhaustive, multiyear
investigation," Buchanan's
attorneyWilliam McGinley said
in a statement issued this week
by the campaign.
"Based on its careful exami-
nation of the entire record, the
commission voted 5-0 on a
bipartisan basis with three


Democratic and two Repub-
lican commissioners to
dismiss the claims against Con-
gressman Buchanan and his
campaign and close the matter.
We are grateful that the public
now can see for itself that the
FEC's three Democratic and
two Republican commissioners
completely rejected these false
and partisan allegations."
The documents' release is
legally significant, in that it
means the FEC has officially
closed its investigation; a Jus-
tice Department investigation
of the matter is still pending.
Politically, however, it remains
to be seen how questions about
Buchanan's campaign finances,
and his ethics, will affect the
upcoming campaign.
Former state Rep. Keith
Fitzgerald, who is running for
the Democratic nomination to
challenge Buchanan, R-Sara-
sota, in the fall, responded to
the release of the documents.
"I look at whatVern Buchanan


has done with sadness and deep
disappointment," Fitzgerald
said in a statement released by
his campaign. "Because what-
ever the final judgment of the
FEC, Vern Buchanan has time
and time again failed to live up
to the high standards we should
demand of our elected officials.
"Vern Buchanan has been
dogged by legal and ethical
questions that bring dishonor
to his office, distract him from
his duties, and sow distrust
between Vern Buchanan
and the people of Southwest
Florida," Fitzgerald said.
Various documents were
posted on the FEC website,
but the most important ones
may be several reports from
the FEC general counsel's office
that update progress in the
investigation.
Since 2008, the FEC had
been investigating allegations
that Buchanan had improperly
instructed a former busi-
ness partner, Sam Kazran, to


reimburse $67,900 to employ-
ees of a Jacksonville auto
dealership they co-owned for
contributions they made to
Buchanan's 2006 and 2008 con-
gressional campaigns.
At first, FEC lawyers believed
there was probable cause to pur-
sue a case against Buchanan.
But those concerns were even-
tually outweighed by a continu-
ing investigation that revealed
numerous questions some of
which Buchanan's lawyers raised
in the congressman's defense -
about Kazran's credibility.
"Given the concerns about
Kazran's credibility and other
gaps in the evidentiary record,
the lack of direct support is sig-
nificant," the general counsel's
office wrote in a Jan. 25, 2011,
report. "Further, the circum-
stantial evidence does not
sufficiently corroborate Kazran's
testimony to overcome our
recent concerns with his credi-
bility because in many cases the
evidence supports Buchanan's


claims or is ambiguous."
A week later, on Feb. 1, the
FEC's commissioners voted 5-0
to close the investigation.
Previously, FEC commis-
sioners in June 2010 voted 4-1
to reject a separate complaint,
filed by Citizens for Responsibil-
ity and Ethics in Washington,
alleging that employees at
Buchanan-owned auto dealer-
ships in Venice and Sarasota had
been improperly reimbursed
for a total of $5,000 in contribu-
tions made to Buchanan's 2006
congressional campaign.
The FEC document release
includes a report from commis-
sion vice chair Caroline Hunter
detailing how questions about
the credibility of those making
the allegations led to her voting
to close the matter.
"While the circumstances of
the contributions may seem
suspicious, the documentary
evidence failed to point con-
clusively in either direction,"
Hunter wrote.


County prepares Ed Smith, O'Neil complexes


By ED SCOTT
STAFF WRITER

Pitchers and catchers
report Feb. 18 and the first
home game is scheduled
for 7:05 p.m. March 5
against the Pittsburgh
Pirates, but professional
baseball is not the only
activity planned around
this third year for the Bal-
timore Orioles at Ed Smith
Stadium and the Buck
O'Neil Baseball Complex.
The $31.2 million
combined reconstruction
project still is under way.
The substantial comple-
tion date is Feb. 1 for the
clubhouse at Ed Smith,
the Orioles' spring train-
ing home located at 2700
12th St.
The stadium was
substantially completed
Feb. 24 of last year. Final
completion for the entire
project is expected to be
in early May, depend-
ing on what changes the
Orioles decide they need
after this spring.
Substantial completion
of work at Buck O'Neil -
the Orioles' minor league
facility located at Twin
Lakes Park, on Clark
Road east of Interstate 75
- came on Feb. 14 last
year. Final acceptance
was on March 15.
The majority of renova-
tions to the administra-
tive building/clubhouse
at Ed Smith (as well as
ongoing work in the
practice field area) are
wrapping up, county
business professional
Jenny Yarabek wrote in an
email to commissioners.
Beginning Feb. 24,
Orioles' workouts will
be open to the public on
the practice fields at Ed
Smith. Also, this spring
the Orioles' mascot,
named The Bird, will
attend opening-day
events for a number of
youth baseball organiza-
tions in the area, includ-
ing Miss Sarasota Softball,
Venice Little League and
Cal Ripken Baseball.
The Bird also has made
a number of appearances
in the community this
past year, including
marching in the Sarasota
Holiday Parade in Decem-
ber, Yarabek wrote.
Meanwhile, Orioles-
REACH, which provides
game tickets, game trans-
portation and concessions
to underprivileged chil-
dren, will play host to the
second annual Birdland
Golf Classic in Sarasota
on Feb. 22. The Miracle
League of Manasota will
be the beneficiary of this
tournament, to be held at
Lakewood Ranch Golf and
Country Club.
Orioles manager Buck
Showalter and Orioles
players Jeremy Guthrie,
Jim Johnson and Matt
Wieters are among those
scheduled to attend. Tour-
nament organizers raised
more than $26,000 for the


Miracle League last year.
Some community
and outreach events
are scheduled around
spring training each year.
Upcoming events this
year include:
Orioles DreamWeek
Fantasy Camp Dream
Week is being held at both
the major league and
minor league facilities in
Sarasota, Jan. 29-Feb. 4.
Several dozen people will
participate.


Youth baseball clin-
ics the Orioles are


finalizing arrangements
for three youth baseball


clinics to be held this
spring. Details should be


available by the end of
January.


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SCF board holds pre-meeting workshop


FROM STATE
COLLEGE OF FLORIDA
The State College
of Florida, Manatee-
Sarasota District Board
of Trustees held a special
meeting and workshop
Wednesday, Jan. 18, at
the Lakewood Ranch
campus, for the purpose
of discussing subcom-
mittees' ideas and
recommendations to be
considered for official
action at the board's
Jan. 25 regular meeting.
With six of the col-
lege's nine trustees


newly appointed in 2011
by Gov. Rick Scott, in
October Board Chair-
man Carlos Beruff had
announced the forma-
tion of three subcommit-
tees budget, staffing
and compensation, and
capital improvements -
to help new trustees gain
a better understanding of
all aspects of the college.
Committee chairs were
asked to be prepared to
present reports at the
Jan. 25 meeting.
Presenting all poten-
tial recommendations
and items for further


discussion at the Jan. 18
meeting were budget
committee chair Dr.
Craig Trigueiro; staffing
and compensation chair
Charlene Neal and vice-
chair Lori Moran; and
capital improvements
committee vice chair
Beruff. Other trustees
participating in discus-
sions were Ed Bailey,
C. J. Fishman and Jen-
nifer Saslaw. Trustees Joe
Miller and Ann Moore
were absent.
Lengthy discussions
focused on the process
used for students to


evaluate professors and
on a major construc-
tion project to replace
the outdated Bradenton
campus library with a
larger library. The project
has been on the state's
construction priority list
for several years and SCF
has completed pre-
liminary planning and
infrastructure work.
"We know the library
is needed; that is not
the issue," Beruff said,
adding that he wants
the current board to be
more involved in the
project to ensure the


new library will serve the
college, taxpayers and
community for decades
to come.
Another in-depth dis-
cussion centered on the
participation rate of and
process used for student
evaluations of faculty.
Beruff said he is in
favor of promoting and
compensating teachers
who are effective in the
classroom and wants to
look at how other states
approach evaluations.
He expects it will be an
ongoing process.
Dr. Jack Crocker,


SCF vice president of
academic quality and
success, clarified that
teaching effectiveness
is a primary consider-
ation for SCF faculty.
Crocker pointed out that
the popular perception,
which is formed primar-
ily around universities
that emphasize research,
may differ.
The board will discuss
and potentially take
action on many of the
items at its next regular
meeting, scheduled for
5 p.m. Jan. 25 at SCF
Lakewood Ranch.


District: New school buses will save thousands


By STEVEN J. SMITH
SUN CORRESPONDENT
The Sarasota County
School Board's $3.1 mil-
lion purchase of 30 new
energy-efficient school
buses will save tens of
thousands of dollars
in diesel fuel costs, the
district said.
The board approved
the purchase unani-
mously this week.
Ellery Girard, the
Sarasota County school
district's transportation
director, added that the
buses will also leave less
of a carbon footprint.
"They're about 30 per-
cent more fuel efficient,
giving 8.5 miles to the


gallon as opposed to
5.2 miles to the gallon,"
Girard said. "We average
a little over 20,000 miles
per bus, per year. Based
on our current cost of $3
per gallon of diesel fuel,
the new buses will each
save $4,479 per year in
fuel costs. Multiply that
by 30 buses and they'll be
saving $134,370 per year
in fuel on average over
our current buses. They
will drastically reduce the
emissions as well."
Girard added that
South County would get
use of "between 40 to
60 percent" of the new
buses meaning 14 to
18 of them depend-
ing on where and when


they are needed at any
given time. He said
there are currently
310 buses in the fleet
overall.
"The district used to
be in a 13-year replace-
ment cycle," he said.
"With the new buses,
you're looking at the first
five years being mainte-
nance-free, which was
a big financial consid-
eration in buying them.
And their replacement
cycle is between 13 to 14


years, with a motor that
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School Board Mem-
ber Jane Goodwin was
pleased with Tuesday's
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"We have been keep-
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time that economi-
cally we should keep
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COFFEE BREAK 2B


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR

A surrey with the
fringe on top is the latest
people mover to be seen
on the Legacy Trail.
In November, when
the Legacy Trail Over-
pass opened, there were
literally thousands of
people moving about on
the trail. They were run-
ning, biking, skating and
jogging.
It seemed as though
all of Venice turned out,
and everyone there was
smiling. Yet some people
were missing. Noting
that, members of Friends
of Legacy Trail were
already thinking about
those people who could
not take advantage of the
trail because of mobility
issues.
Created on the old
railroad right of way
used for nearly a century
by the Seaboard Airline
Railway, Legacy Trail
is for everyone. Just as
the trains once brought
Kentucky Military Insti-
tute students and circus
performers to Venice, the
trail also should serve
everyone. That was the
reasoning of members
of The Friends of Legacy
Trail, a division of the
Friends of Sarasota Park.
The solution was a sur-
rey similar to the pedaled
surreys used at various
resorts these days. Unlike
those surreys, which are
usually rented to resort
guests, the Legacy Trail
surrey would be powered
by volunteers who would
provide one-hour rides
for mobility-challenged
residents and visitors
unable to otherwise


FINE WHINES 3B


enjoy the trail. The
fringe-adorned top adds
a dash of period-appro-
priate style that honors
the era when trains used
the right of way now
occupied by the trail. The
top also shields passen-
gers and the volunteer
pedaler/drivers from the
sun.

The route

Surrey rides depart
from the Laurel Com-
munity Center and
Trailhead each Tues-
day and Wednesday at
9 a.m., 10 a.m., 1 p.m.
and 2 p.m. Rides are free
but online registration is
required. To register for
a trip, go to www.scgov.
net, click on calendar
of events and go to the
month, date and time
you would like to ride.
The round trip goes
south over the Dona Bay
and Roberts Bay trestles
and returns within an
hour. The volunteer
guide/driver points
out sites along the way
while passengers sit
back to enjoy the views
and the ride. The initial
surrey rides have been
well received, a Friends
spokesman said.
The center is located at
509 Collins Road in Lau-
rel, east of U.S. 41 and
south of Laurel Road.
A map of the Legacy
Trail can be viewed at
http://www.legacytrail
friends.org/html/
trailmap.html.
Friends of Legacy Trail
donated the initial surrey
to Sarasota County as a
way to promote this and
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Fitness center

Also in the works is
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playground, expected to
open on June 2, will be


Surrey rides along Legacy Trail are ideal for residents and visitors who might not be able to walk
the trail on their own.


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and will promote play
and exercise for people
of all ages. To make a
donation to the new
playground, visit www.
floridaorthopedic
community.com/
?page=Playground.

Legacy
Trail history
One hundred and one
years ago the Seaboard
Airline Railroad extended
its tracks to what is today
known as Venice, but in
those days was referred
to as Horse and Chaise
because, from offshore,
the topography resem-
bled a horse and chaise.
"Chaise" is another term
for "shay," as in "one-
horse open shay," which
was like a carriage. Some
had two wheels, some
four. A four-wheeled
carriage of the day bears
some resemblance to
the surrey used by the
Friends. Pedal-power
replaces the horse or
horses used to pull the
carriages of that time.
The first train arrived
at the new terminus on
Nov. 12, 1911, although
the present-day depot,
built years later by the
Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, did not
open until March 27,
1927. At that time the
BLE was the wealthiest
labor union in the United
States, and Venice was a
hot property that would
further enrich its coffers


Surrey shown on the Dona Bay Trestle.


with every sale of land
and house.
Two years later, the
Florida land boom
ended, the Great Depres-
sion began and the city's
population dropped
from 4,000 to 400. Its
mayor moved back to
Ohio and the BLE closed
its sales offices in Venice.
Fortunately, the infra-
structure and some 100
homes plus three hotels
and several stores had
been completed. Those
hotels and the rail line
were the city's salva-
tion just two years later
when Kentucky Military
Institute was looking for
a new home for its winter
quarters. Students and
faculty could come to
Venice by train and be
housed and educated in
two of the former hotels,
located on West Tampa
Avenue.
The influx of students
and visiting parents
helped the city to survive
the Depression. KMI
students and personnel
continued their annual
migration to Venice until
1970.
When World War
II began, the rail line
brought troops and
provisions to town for
the new Army Air Base,
which opened in 1943,
and the population
swelled still more.
The train tracks proved
useful again in 1960
when the Ringling Bros.
and Barnum & Bailey
Circus moved its win-
ter quarters south from
Sarasota to Venice and
built a 4,500-seat arena
on airport property
nearly adjacent to the
rail line, which contin-
ued south of the depot.
The circus continued its
annual winter program
in Venice until 1992,
when the train tracks
could no longer support
the weight of the trains
and the elephants.
Neither the city nor
the circus could justify
spending some $3 mil-
lion to reinforce the
tracks in that era, and
local fundraising efforts
failed, so The Greatest
Show on Earth left town,
moved back to Baraboo,
Wis., where five of the
seven Ringling brothers
created a circus in 1884.
Today, its offices are in
Vienna, Va., and pre-
season rehearsals take
place at the Tampa State
Fairgrounds prior to the
new show hitting the


road in late December of
early January.
The last passenger
train arrived in Venice
in 1971. All other rail
service ceased in January
1992. By the turn of the
century, the depot was in
serious danger of demo-
lition. Venice resident
Rollins Coakley, a retired
officer of the Chicago &
NorthWestern Railway
Co., led the charge to
save the building.
Most of the funding
came from the Sarasota
County Transit Authority,
which today uses the old
depot as a turnaround
point for its buses.
The surrounding land
was named the Rollins
Coakley Park when the
renovated depot building
was dedicated to its new
purpose Oct. 24, 2003.
Coakley, an active mem-
ber of the Venice Histori-
cal Society, died in 2007.
The society makes its
home in a restored red
caboose on the depot
site. Historical Society
members, who have
been trained as depot
docents, give tours of
the site on a seasonal
schedule that changes
throughout the year.
The 12.5-mile,
100-foot-wide railroad
right of way from Clark
Road in Sarasota to
Center Road in Venice
had been purchased
from the CSX railroad for
$11.75 million in April
2005. Much of the fund-
ing came from The Trust
for Public Land.
The depot, like the
Laurel Community
Center, serves today as a
trailhead for the Legacy
Trail. Extending south
from the depot on both
sides of the Intracoastal
Waterway is the Venetian
Waterway Park, making
it possible to walk, run,
bike or skate from Saw-
yers Loop Road in Sara-
sota to the Gulf of Mexico
at Caspersen Beach in
Venice via the island side
of the Intracoastal or, on
the mainland side of the
waterway, to Shamrock
Park Nature Center, a dis-
tance of about 15 miles.
With the addition
of surrey rides, virtu-
ally everyone living in
or visiting the area will
be able to access as
least part of this cor-
ridor, viewing wildlife in
generally undeveloped
surroundings.

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'Dear World' is a charming vignette


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR

Set in the Chaillot area
of Paris after World War II,
the Players production of
"Dear World" offers a bit
of a fantasy look at what
the world could be like
without corporate greed.
Jerry Herman's music
is delightful, with a list
of songs that entertain,
especially when sung by
the likes of leading lady
Meg Newsome as Aurelia,


the Madwoman of Chail-
lot; Anna Trinci as Nina;
and Ken Basque as the
Sewerman. Ren Pear-
son is most charming
as Julian, who becomes
Nina's love interest.
Michael Newton-
Brown created stun-
ning sets that would
be equally at home
on Broadway. He also
directed the show in a
manner as crisp, clean
and clever as the sets,
enabling cast members


to be the best they could
be and then some.
Aurelia operates the
Cafe Francis. When a
prospector (Bob Fahey)
determines there is oil
beneath the site, three
corporate types (Jay
Bowman, Kay Siebold
and Leonard A. Ruben-
stein) make plans that
include using the Eiffel
Tower as the oil derrick
for their ultimate goal
of making even more
money. One can never


have too much, is their
mantra.
They perform some
clever bits in the show,
thanks to choreography
by Sevea Anthony, and all
the characters' roles are
enhanced by stunningly
appropriate costumes
and accessories by Dee
Richards.
Adam Seacord appears
as the Mute, a character
who misses nothing but
can only use his hands to
comment on the hijinks


going on all around him.
Also appearing are
Stephen Pustai as the
waiter; Sandra Musi-
cante as Constance, the
Madwoman of Passy;
and Cheryl S. Gutner
as Gabrielle, the Mad-
woman of St. Sulpice.
Musical highlights
include "Just a Little Bit
More," "The Spring of
New Year," "Pearls," "Tea
Party Trio," "Have a Little
Pity on the Rich and
"Kiss Me Now," plus the


title song, "DearWorld."
Based on "The Mad
Woman of Chaillot,"
"Dear World" contin-
ues through Jan. 22 at
The Players, 838 North
Tamiami Trail, Sarasota.
Remaining performances
are at 8 p.m. Saturday
and at 2 p.m. Saturday
and Sunday.
For tickets, visit www.
theplayers.org or call the
box office at 941-365-2494.

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Music of the decades on tap at Venice Theatre


STAFF REPORT

In the midst of the box
office success of "Smokey
Joe's Caf6," Venice The-
atre is offering a series of
nostalgic concerts that
will have audiences tap-
ping their feet.
The Diamonds take
the stage Jan. 22 at 8 p.m.
and Jan. 23 at 3 p.m. and
8 p.m. Known best for
their hit "Little Darlin',"
the Diamonds entertain
with four-part harmony,
humor, lively choreogra-
phy and rich instrumen-
tals. Their celebration
features '60s rock 'n' roll
hits like "Why Do Fools
Fall in Love" and "The
Stroll." Tickets are $37.
On Feb. 3 and 4, The


Legends of Doo Wop kick
off the month with three
performances, on Friday
at 8 p.m. and Saturday at
3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Fea-
turing Tony Passalaqua
of the Archies, Tommy
Mara of the Crests, Frank
Mancuso of the Imagina-
tions and Steve Horn of
the 5 Sharks, the group
dazzles with a playlist
that includes numbers
from the Top 100 Rock
and Roll Songs of All
Time. Tickets are $37.
The Sounds of Harry
James and the Andrews
Sisters will perform Mon-
day, Feb. 6, at 8 p.m. The
popular annual concert
features vocalists Kim
Kollar, Cathy Baudrit-
Noeth and Michelle


Pruyn, with trumpet
virtuoso Charly Ray-
mond. They capture the
sound of the World War
II era in a loving tribute
to the performers that
provided the soundtrack
for America's "Greatest
Generation." Tickets are
$32.
Tickets for all Venice
Theatre shows through
June are available at the
box office at 941-488-
1115 or online at www.
venicestage.com.
Venice Theatre is
located at 140 W Tampa
Ave., Venice. Box office
hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m.,
Monday to Friday;
10 a.m.-1 p.m. on Satur-
day; and one hour before
showtime.


PHOTO COURTESY
OF VENICE THEATRE
The Diamonds will perform at
Venice Theatre Jan. 22 and 23.


Tappercise presents 'Dance Your Dreams


FROM TIDEWELL HOSPICE

Spotlights will shine
on the 15th anniversary
performance by Tap-
percise Saturday, Feb. 18,
3 p.m., to benefit Tide-
well Hospice.

PHOTO COURTESY
OF LISA KIRK
The Tappercise dance troupe
will perform in the "Dance Your
Dreams" benefit for Tidewell
Hospice at 3 p.m. Saturday,
Feb. 18, at Venice Theatre, 140
W. Tampa Ave., Venice. Tickets
are $15 at Venice Theatre.


During an afternoon of
"That's Entertainment,"
the unique Tappercise
Dance Troupe will be
featured, led by choreog-
raphers Sharon deMarc
and Maria Santagada.
The troupe will step
in time to show-stop-
ping dance numbers
and be accompanied
by local musical guest
performers.
DeMarc began the
dancing for Hospice
tradition after Tidewell
Hospice had cared for
her mother, Flory Mey-
rowitz. A tapper herself,


Meyrowitz wanted to
share the joy of her life,
tapping, with support
for those who lovingly
cared for her before her
passing.
Tappercise is honored
to have Neal Communi-
ties as its Broadway level
sponsor, and Joan Lino of
Signature Sotheby's and
Judd, Ulrich, Scarlett,
Wickman & Dean, attor-
neys, as Radio City Music
Hall sponsors.
Hospice asks mem-
bers of the public to tap

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I COMMUNITY CALENDAR


SFriday, January 20
Car/'Truck Raffle, Win
Fusion or F150. $20 or 6/$100.
Call Brenda@697-0045. Drawing
6pm@100 Rotonda Cir 2/11.
SILL Lecture Series, John
Hofmeister "Desperately Seeking 21st
Century Energy Security"10:30 am
Venice Community Center 365-6404
$7
Venice Depot Tours,
Docent led tours of Depot. MWF
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sat til p.m.
Seaboard Ave. 412-0151.
Big Band Dance, Venice
American Legion, 10:30am to
12:30pm, $5.00 admission,
941-926-1577
Elks Authentic BBQ,
11am-2pm Fridays Venice-Nokomis
Elks, Authentic BBQ call 486-1854,
Plates start @ $6.50
Retirement Planning,
Jan. 20, Noon Lunch Provided, Venice
Yacht Club 1330 Tarpon Center Dr
Venice FL 34285 Call Jared Wurtzel at
941-486-3901
"Portrait & Figure", Art
opening reception, 1/20, 5-7pm.
Venice Art Center, 390 Nokomis Ave.
S. Venice
Fish Fry, 5-8pmVen-Nok Elks
486-1854, Fish Fry $6.95+ other
dinner items


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Saturday,
January 21
Farmers Market, 8 a.m. -
12 noon, Tampa Ave., Fresh produce,
plants, herbs, seafood, handmade &
homemade items, music, and more.
Rummage Sale, Jan 21,


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Simply choose Paid Listing on
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2012 8A-3P@ Good Shep. Epis. Ch.
1115 Center Rd, 497-7286, free
Max Living Makeover,
Discover the 5 essentials to optimal
health. Jan 21:9:30am-11:30am
@ Trinity Presbyterian Hall. RSVP
941-497-7424
Venice Depot Tours,


Docent led tours of Depot. MWF
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sat til 1 p.m.
Seaboard Ave. 412-0151.
Russia-US Art Trip,
11 a.m. 12 Noon Venice Art Center
390 Nokomis Ave. S. Venice FL.
941-485-7136
AXO Alumnae
Luncheon, 11:30am, at Boca
Royale at 1600 Englewood RD, RSVP
by 1/18, 493-6167, menu,cost $16.
Circus Bingo, 1-3 pm each
Sat @ King Solomon's 1250 US 41
S Help save the Venice Arena Bldg -
485-7675
Diva & Italian Guy, Dinner
& Entertainment, Members $25
Guests $30,941-493-8883, RSVP Wed.
Jan.18,2012

SSunday,
January 22
Uncle Soapy's Quilt,


1-4pm @ King Solomon's 1250 US 41
S Venice Tribute to Duane Uncle Soapy
Thorpe 485-7675
Jon Mundy Workshop,
Unity Church,125 N Jackson Rd,1:00-
4:30 pm,484-5342, Suggested $30.
Shaklee Product Fair,
1 3 PM Spirit Moon @ Southbridge
Park, 1515 So Tamiami Tr, Ste 6,
941-539-9149

SMonday,
January 23
Venice Depot Tours,
Docent led tours of Depot. MWF
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sat til 1 p.m.
Seaboard Ave. 412-0151.
Duane Thorpe Tribute,
12-4pm Wed-Sat @ King Solomon's
1250 US 41 S, Venice -Tribute to
wonderful clown and person Duane
Thorpe


STuesday,
January 24
Free Croquet Lessons,
Introduction to Croquet, Wellfield
Sports Complex, 10 a.m.
Country Time Singers,
Free. 5 to 7pm, Tues. at the Venice
Beach Pavilion. 101 The Esplanade
412-3333
Elks Bonanza Bingo,
6-8pm Tues Ven-Nok Elks $1 Bingo,
486-1854. Dinner/Sandwiches 5-7pm
Conservative TeaPrty,
January 24, 6:15 PM 680 Substation
Rd. nr. Burger King 941-497-2888 -
meeting free
VAHS Lecture Series,
"Franklin Roosevelt & the New Deal"
7 pm, Village on the Isle.


JUNE CASAGRANDE

My friend Anne wrote
recently to ask about a
pair of sentences she
was puzzling over. She
wanted to know which
of the following is right:
"Me seeing that letter is
important" or "My seeing
that letter is important."
She had an idea: "I
think it's 'my,' she wrote,
"but I don't know why I
think that."
I know why she thought
that: because "my" seems
more natural and more
logical. Ninety-nine times
out of 100 something
that seems better is bet-
ter. After all, grammar
rules are really just an
analysis of how we use
the language. We use it
by instinct and the rules
usually reflect that.
As Anne guessed, "my"
is better in her sentence
than "me." Anyone who's
happy with a simple,
intuitive answer can leave
it at that. But for people
who like to understand
the why of these things
- well, that's tougher
because this touches on a
matter that grammarians
have been wrangling over
for centuries.
The example with "my"
is a form often called
"possessive with gerund"


- "my" is possessive
and "seeing" a gerund.
Sometimes called a
"verbal noun," a gerund
is the "ing" form of a verb
when it's being used as a
noun. Compare "Seeing
is believing" to "I am see-
ing a doctor." In the first,
"seeing" is the subject of
the sentence, doing the
job of a noun. But in the
second, it's acting as a
verb.
Forms ending in "ing"
can also be adjectives:
"Seeing eyes notice many
details." But when they're
doing the job of nouns,
they're gerunds. And just
like other nouns, ger-
unds can sit at the head
of a sentence or even be
modified by other words:
my seeing, his danc-
ing, Tim's leaving, drunk
driving.
So is an adjective-noun
combo appropriate in the
sentence: "My seeing that
letter is important"? Yes,
because this combo a
noun phrase is func-
tioning as the subject of
that sentence. The main
verb in the sentence is
"is." The stuff before "is"
forms the subject the
thing performing the
action of being.
Now look at the
alternative, "Me seeing
that letter is important."
In this, the noun "see-
ing" has traded in the
modifier with which it
worked so well, "my,"
for a pronoun that's just
sitting next to it, "me."
It's as though two words
- both nouns at heart
- are to competing to be
subject of the sentence.
But only one can be the


subject, so which one is
it? Which one is the thing
that "is important"?
Well, it doesn't seem
that the speaker was try-
ing to say "Me is impor-
tant" or even a gram-
matical variation like "I
am important." That's
clearly not her point. The
seeing is still the impor-
tant thing. So now "me"
doesn't really have a clear
grammatical job to do.
Usage expert H.W.
Fowler condemned this
constructing, calling it a
"fused participle" ("par-
ticiple" refers to how
"seeing" is no longer a
noun but is more like a
piece of a verb just sitting
there). But most experts
would later disagree
with him. Look at these
examples: "The tongue's
swelling is a bad sign." "I
hate the idea of anyone's
knowing." "He was happy
to hear about the cat's
returning home."
A lot of skilled writers
would actually prefer the
so-called "fused parti-
ciple" to these.
"The selection of the
possessive or the selec-
tion of the 'fused par-
ticiple' is simply not
a matter of right and
wrong," writes "Merriam-
Webster's Dictionary of
English Usage."
When in doubt, try the
possessive plus gerund
first. But feel free to chuck
it out if it sounds weird.

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


FINE WHINES


Trivial for a reason


By BOB MUDGE
EDITOR

I had several nice com-
ments about my column
last week on income tax
preparation, and I may
even have picked up a
few clients whom I will be
taking time off to visit in
prison later this year.
When it came time to
write one for this week, I
figured that if a column
on a topic about which I
know less than, say, U.S.
trivia was so popular, then
one on a subject I know a
lot about, say, U.S. trivia,
would be a really big hit.
So here goes. Prepare to be
informed and astounded.
The Statue of Liberty
is 151 feet 1 inch tall,
weighs 225 tons and has a
creamy nougat center.
Under the Constitu-
tion, if the president were
rendered incapable of
serving, the next person
in line of succession after
the vice president and the
speaker of the House is
Bob Barker.
On a related matter,
if all of the members of
Congress were simultane-
ously rendered incapable
of serving, the next day
would be a national
holiday.
A proposed consti-
tutional amendment
pending in the House
would save money by
consolidating North and
South Carolina, North
and South Dakota and


Virginia and West Virginia
into single states.
The state motto of
Kansas is, "Like a pool
table, only flatter."
Pennsylvania was
named after the man who
received King Charles II's
grant of the land, William
Sylvania. He later invented
the electric light bulb.
Thomas Jefferson's
original notes for the
Declaration of Indepen-
dence were written on a
napkin from a colonial
Hooter's restaurant.
The highest spot in
Florida is Orlando Magic
center Dwight Howard.
No U.S. astronaut has
ever been able to juggle.
*When the Supreme
Court deadlocks on an
appeal, the tie is broken
by rock/paper/scissors.
In addition to free-
dom of religion, speech
and assembly, the First
Amendment guarantees
the right to "not pay a lot
for this muffler."
There is a Starbucks
on the International
Space Station.
The Great Depression
would have ended years
earlier if it hadn't taken so
long to invent Prozac.
The "Grand" Canyon
got its name when the
governor of Arizona won
it in a $1,000-limit poker
game from its owner.
It's actually only about
12 feet across and 8 feet
deep, a fact hushed up by
the local tourist industry


through big payoffs to
visitors.
The "Old Faithful" gey-
ser in Yellowstone National
Park regularly cheats on its
spouse, "Old Cuckold."
There has never been
a vice president named
Zippy, Pickles or Slash
(yet).
George Washington
never said, "I cannot tell a
lie." Neither has any other
politician.
A garbled communi-
cation with his secretary
led to President Millard
Fillmore appointing his
dog to the Supreme Court
in 1852. The mistake was
corrected within a year.
Ohio is the only state
whose name is almost
the same backward and
forward.
Herbert Hoover ran
the vacuum cleaner com-
pany that bears his name
for less than three years.
The advertising campaign
he created "Hoover
sucks" was more
broadly adopted after the
stock market crash.
The Pony Express is
still operating in parts of
Montana.
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over the ARPANET, the
forerunner of the Inter-
net, in 1978. You will
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time right... now.
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purchasing a $15 ticket
for "Dance Your Dreams,"
from Venice Theatre's box
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online at www.venice
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annually in Sarasota,
Manatee, Charlotte and
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1 Wild west bar
7 Electrical unit
13 Annoys
19 bragh"
20 On the road
22 Rock salt
23 Vivien Leigh film:
1940
25 Twist
26 Musical aptitude
27 "There tavern
in the town"
28 Ray of Hollywood
30 Porter's "
Magnifique"
31 Store up
35 Competent
37 -dieu
38 Young sheep
39 Ditch
40 Plains Indian
41 Salesman of a sort
43 Ump's relative
46 Shouted
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49 Expert
50 Actress MacGraw
51 Archer's forte
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54 Any old time
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57 Roll of bills
59 Abstruse
61 Writing on the wall
62 Alec Guinness
film: 1960
65 Degree paper
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71 Garfunkel
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75 Liza Minnelli film:
1977
82 "Dairy of
Housewife"
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85 gratia artis
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Sebastian
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straight
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127 More trite
128 Felt
DOWN
1 Baste
2 Palindromic
constellation
3 Took a match to
4 Loneliest number
5 Mr and Mrs Shrek
6 Vincent Lopez
theme
7 From Z
8 Calder creation
9 Prize money


10 Silkworm
11 Free of
12 Fencer's call
13 Half a locomotive
sound
14 Prince of Broadway
15 Adams"
16 Erich von Stroheim
film: 1943
17 Soissons summers
18 Noted muralist
21 Icy
24 Speechify
29 Oracle locale
31 Jockey Eddie
32 Surroundings
33 Gershwin-inspired
film
34 Rig truck
36 Augur
37 100 centimos
38 1982 Disney movie
40 -grinder
41 Tenor Vladimir
42 Build
44 Nicholas Gage
book


45 Discharges
47 Ahead
48 Everybody_
story
53 Giggles
54 Ruin's companion
55 Abrasive
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60 Menu offering
63 Gettyburg's Union
general
64 Fool
66 Mooring cable
70 Bambi's aunt
72 L.A.'s state
73 Chemical
compound
74 as a beet
76 Leviathans of the
sea
77 Exclamation of
surprise
78 Exclusively
79 Faux pas
80 Italian cheese
81 Mourned aloud
84 Last syllable


88 In wonder
90 Ripens
92 Siamese measure
95 Skiing descents
97 "His wife could
lean"
100 City near
Montpelier
101 Rank downward
104 Most bankable
movie stars
106 Sum
107 Musical direction
108 Colorful fish
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110 Fictional sleuth
111 Polish boundary
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113 Remnants
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117 Islet
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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 4155 South Tamiami
Trail, Venice Village
Shops, between Ross and
Publix, Venice, or on The
Big Red Bus, which will
be in Venice Monday,
Jan. 23, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.,
Lifestyle Family Fitness,


SFLORIDA'S
BLOOD CENTERS

1667 South U.S. 41
Bypass; Tuesday, Jan. 24,
11 a.m.-4 p.m., Bogey's
of Venice, 652 E. Venice
Ave.; and Wednesday,
Jan. 25, 1-5 p.m., Village
On The Isle, 920 South
Tamiami Trail.
Call 941-492-9202 or
visit www.fbcdonor.org
for more dates and times.

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I WELL-BEING BRIEFS


Senior Friendship Centers
2350 Scenic Drive, Venice
941-584-0075

Classes

Classes, programs and
activities for people 50
and older are offered on
an ongoing basis. Class
fees are $3 and help cover
center operational costs.
Balance movement class
is $4 per class. Call Tom
Harlow at 941-556-3259
if this presents a hard-
ship. Open weekdays
8:15 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Dining, noon, for 60 and
older; suggested donation
is $3.50. Lunch reserva-
tions required 24 hours
in advance. Call 941-584-
0090 or 941-584-0067.

MONDAY
Memoir writing group,
9:15 a.m. Share a five-
minute story or just
come and listen.
Associated Medicare
Patients counselors,
10 a.m.-2 p.m., Small
Appliance Repair Shop.
No appointment needed.
Lunch, noon-1 p.m.
Music with the Upbeat
Gang, 1 p.m.
Duplicate bridge,
12:50-4 p.m.; partner
required; $3 donation
requested
Cards, 1 p.m.
Spanish, 2 p.m.

TUESDAY
Pool room opens,
8:15 a.m.
Video fitness 2, 8:45 a.m.
Yogarobics, 9 a.m., low-
impact aerobics and yoga
Woodcarving, 9 a.m.
Quilting, 9:30 a.m.
Basket weaving,
10 a.m.
Ballroom dance les-
son, 10 a.m.
Lunch, noon-1 p.m.
Craft room, noon
Single-deck progressive
pinochle, 12:30 p.m.
Tin Pan Alley Dance
Band, 1-3 p.m.
Cards, 1 p.m.
Caregiver Support
Group, in conjunction
with the Alzheimer's
Association, 2-3 p.m.
Low-impact introduc-
tion to Tappercise, 3 p.m.
High-impact


introduction to Tapper-
cise, 4 p.m.

WEDNESDAY
Pool room opens,
8:15 a.m.
Small Appliance Repair
Shop, 9 a.m.-noon
Senior-friendly aero-
bics, 9 a.m.
Take Off Pounds Sensi-
bly, 9:30 a.m.
Watercolor art, 9:30 a.m.
Euchre, 10 a.m.
Associated Medicare
Patients counselors,
10 a.m.-2 p.m., Small
Appliance Repair Shop.
No appointment needed.
Line dancing,
10:30 a.m.
Lunch, noon-1 p.m.
Friendly bridge,
12:30 p.m.
Joe Rivers & Friends
performs, 1 p.m.
Crafts, 2 p.m.

THURSDAY
Pool room opens,
8:15 a.m.
Serving Health Insur-
ance Needs of Elders,
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.
Watercolor class,
10 a.m. to noon
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
thinking and more. Self-
assessment question-
naires are provided to
track progress.

FRIDAY
Pool room opens,
8:15 a.m.
Video fitness 3,
8:45 a.m.
Yoga, 9 a.m.
Friendly bridge, 9 a.m.
Balance movement,
9:30 a.m. Call Tom Har-
low at 941-556-3259.
Hula, 10:30 a.m.
Lunch, noon-1 p.m.
Duplicate bridge,
12:50-4 p.m.; partner


required; $3 donation
requested
Music by the Upbeat
Gang, 1 p.m.
Appointments are
available for a free
30-minute attorney con-
sultation with Marcella
Mika, a local attorney
who volunteers her time
to assist seniors. Call
941-584-0075 for an
appointment.

Senior Friendship Cen-
ters 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 coon, iltiions, Senior
Friendship Centers serves
more than 10,000 older
adults annually.

Senior activities
at other locations

Safe-driving
school
Safe-driving class for
residents over 50. Choose
from several class loca-
tions in Venice.
Make a reservation for
these classes by calling
Don at 941-416-9760.

Epiphany Cathedral Parish Hall
340 Sarasota St., Venice
941-484-3505

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9:30 a.m., knitting and
crocheting
9:30 a.m., quilting
11 a.m., rosary
construction
noon, bridge

Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 8118
832 E. Venice Ave., Venice
941-484-8118
Seniors With or With-
out Partners sponsors
card playing on Mondays
from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m.
All are welcome. Call
Irene at 941-497-5438.

Our Lady of Lourdes Church
1301 Center Road, Venice
941-497-2931
Senior singles cards
and games from 1 to
4 p.m. Thursday. Call
Elizabeth Bonfiglio,
941-492-5528.


Home tour to benefit


women's education


FROM AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN

The Venice branch of
American Association of
University Women will
host its annual tour of
homes Friday, Feb. 17,
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The tour, which also
includes an orchid
sale and raffle, ben-
efits AAUW's re-entry
scholarship fund that
helps women return
to continue their edu-
cation. Last year, 10
young women received
scholarships.
Five Venice-area
properties will be visited
on the tour, one on each
of the following streets:
Spadaro Drive, Triano
Circle, Sante Joseph


Street and Poinset-
tia Drive, all in Venice,
and Sandhill Lane in
Nokomis.
Tickets cost $20 and
are available from the
Paper Pad and Venice
Stationers, both on West
Venice Avenue; Cardware
at Jacaranda Boulevard
and Center Road; Island
Cafe at Jacaranda Boule-
vard and U.S. 41; Verizon
Wireless at Jacaranda
Boulevard and East
Venice Avenue; and all
of the homes the day of
the tour.
AAUW is a national
network of more than
100,000 members and
donors. For 130 years,
AAUW members have

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volunteers. These tests revealed that the
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bonus crossword puzzle and a host of

other features. The Sudoku solution still

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WEEKEND EDITION
JANUARY 21, 2012


The 12 Hours of Sebring is the perfect getaway


By AUDREY BLACKWELL
ASSISTANT FEATURES EDITOR

It's time for sports car
aficionados to rev up
their engines and head
to Sebring in Central
Florida.
The Sebring Interna-
tional Raceway is prepar-
ing to host the annual 12
Hours of Sebring endur-
ance race March 17.
Sebring is a premiere
sports car racing facility
and the oldest road race-
track in North America.
The 12 Hours of Sebring
endurance race is part of
the American Le Mans
Series.
"All the legends have
raced at Sebring Mario
Andretti, A. J. Foyt, Dan
Gurney, Stirling Moss
- in performance cars
built by the world's great
manufacturers, such as
Ferrari, Porsche, Jaguar,
Audi, Ford, Maserati,
Aston Martin and Nis-
san," according to an
informational brochure.
There's going to be
extra excitement in the
air as owner Dr. Don
Panoz developer of
the nicotine patch and
his administrative crew
celebrate the track's 60th
anniversary.
Panoz Motorsports
Group will add to the
fun by honoring the
city's airport, where the
racetrack is located, for its
70th anniversary. The site
is an old Army airport at
Sebring Regional Airport.
"We're going to com-
bine the celebrations,"
said Jesse McClelland,
raceway director of
operations. There will be
fly-overs, parachutes and
fireworks, and a lot more
people will probably
show up."
About 163,000 showed
up in 2011, McClelland
said.
Gates open March 14
when people start arriv-
ing and claiming their
reserved parking space
for their car, truck or RV.
The 12-hour race is like a
festival, with more than
140 food vendors and
exhibitors selling food,
beverages and rides.
Tickets for the 12-hour
race are available online
at http://sebringraceway.
com or by phone at 800-
626-7223. The Superticket
is purchased as a two-day,
four-day or Saturday-only
ticket. Prices range from
$70 to $90 if purchased by
Jan. 31 and from $100 to
$120 after that date. Chil-
dren 12 and under are
free with a paying adult
for general admission.
McClelland has been
with the racetrack for



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endurance race March 17. About 163,000 people attended last
year's event.


Chateau Elan Hotel & Conference Center is situated at the
hairpin turn at Sebring International Raceway. A checkered flag


flies at the hotel's entrance.

about 16 years. In 1998
Panoz bought the track,
which has had several
owners since it began in
1952, and put in a lot of
enhancements.
"He spent $6 mil-
lion on fixing up the pit
structures. Before that,
they were just wooden,"
McClelland said. "He
built a new track hotel
(Chateau Elan on the
famous hairpin turn),
improved restrooms and
added other amenities.
We are the only road
course in North America
with a hotel."
While there are 122
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Not to worry there are
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27 and Golfview Drive
in Sebring (call 800-531-
5253) and about 1,500
throughout Highlands
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GONDOLIER PHOTOS BY AUDREY BLACKWELL
Members of a Sebring-area car club practice negotiating the famous hairpin turn at Sebring
International Raceway, viewed from the Chateau Elan Hotel, built by track owner Don Panoz,
M.D.


This Mustang performance sports car is located at the new
administration building at Sebring International Raceway and
advertises the 12 Hours of Sebring scheduled for March 17.


can rent a reserved spot
at the handicapped-
accessible raceway for
their car or RV. There are
no motorhome hook-ups
at the raceway, but there
are showers and people
can bring their own food.
Reserved trackside
parking and first-come,
first-served parking are


available for a fee. Go to
http://sebringraceway.
com/faqs for more
information.
If you're concerned
about safety during the
four-day event, local law
enforcement is always
available, as are emer-
gency medical services,
and the raceway has a


IF YOU GO
Sebring International
Raceway
Address: 113 Midway Drive,
Sebring, FL 33876
Location: Adjacent to Sebring
Regional Airport, off Highway
98, three miles east of U.S. 27
Phone: 800-626-7223
Distance: About 100 miles from
Venice; 80 miles from Port Char-
lotte; 90 miles from Sarasota
Website: http://sebringraceway.
com

"zero tolerance for nudity,
drinking, fighting and
drugs," McClelland said.
For those who love
the thrill of performance
race cars whining along
a stretch of track, the
annual 12 Hours of
Sebring could be just the
ticket for a late-winter
getaway.

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A gatherer


of sparks

The central charac-
ter in a book I recently
finished reading is an
Israeli undercover agent
who refers to himself as
a "gatherer of sparks." He
related a story that char-
acterized his role in life.
"Some of our ancient
rabbis believed that when
God was creating the
universe, He placed His
divine light into special
celestial containers. But it
turned out creation didn't
go according to God's
plan, and an accident
occurred. The vessels
were broken, and the uni-
verse became filled with
sparks of divine light and
shards of broken vessels.
"The rabbis believed
the task of creation
wouldn't be complete
until those sparks were
gathered together. The
Jewish people call it 'Tik-
kun Olam,' repairing the
world. And we as Israeli
agents do it by fighting
terrorism."
The story of divine
light has several differ-
ent versions, but the
phrase "Tikkun Olam" is
imbedded in Judaism. It
is included in the Aleinu,
a Jewish prayer that is
traditionally recited three
times daily.
Said to have been writ-
ten by the Biblical Joshua,
it praises God for allowing
the Jewish people to serve
God, and expresses hope
that the whole world one
day will recognize God
and abandon idolatry.
In other words, when
all people of the world
abandon false gods and
recognize God, the world
will have been perfected.
Through the years this
phrase has taken on a
broader meaning. By per-
forming mitzvoth, God's
commandments, Jewish
people have believed
they were creating a
model society that can be
emulated by the world.
But in modern times its
goal has been to advance
society through a specific
category of mitzvoth:
social action programs
that work toward the

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I RELIGION BRIEFS


Music

The gospel trio
Forgiven, with Cloid and
Debbie Baker and Brian
Worley, sings the good
news of Jesus Christ at
the 10 a.m. service Sun-
day, Jan. 22, at Harvest
Chapel of Venice, 455
North U.S. 41 Bypass.
Venice Interfaith
Community Association
presents "In Harmony:
Exploring Sacred Music
Throughout the Ages"
during its 2012 Winter
Series consisting of six
Monday evening ses-
sions. The second of the
series is at 7 p.m. Jan. 23:
"A Musical Journey from
Africa through India,"
through Feb. 20 at
Unitarian Universalist
Congregation of Venice,
1971 Pinebrook Road.
Suggested donation: $5.
941-496-4818.
*Venice Presbyterian
Church, 111 E. Firenze
Ave., presents the men's
vocal group Cantus at
its Community Concert
Series at 7 p.m. Saturday,
Jan. 28. The concert is
entitled "On the Shoul-
ders of Giants," express-
ing music from the works
of Bach, Wagner, Greig
and Schubert and from
contemporary songs
performed by Elvis, the
Beatles and Johnny Cash.
Cost: $15. 941-488-5525

Kosher workshop
An educational work-
shop on kosher, introduc-
ing children and adults
to the fundamentals of
kashrut, will be from
11:15 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 22, at


Chabad Jewish Center,
2169 South Tamiami Trail.
Kosher hot dog lunch.
941-493-2770

Lecture
and workshop
Unity Church of Ven-
ice, 125 North Jackson
Road, welcomes lec-
turer Dr. Jon Mundy,
executive director of All
Faiths Seminary Inter-
national in New York
City, at its 10:30 a.m.
service Sunday, Jan. 22.
A workshop follows from
1 to 4:30 p.m. integrating
the Course in Miracles
into our lives. Cost: $30.
941-484-5342

Assistance
ministry
Assembly of God and
the Community Assis-
tance Ministry of Trinity
Presbyterian Church are
expanding their cur-
rent hours of operation
to 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Monday. CAM will be
open Mondays, Tues-
days and Thursdays
from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Assistance includes the
Food Pantry, Cloth-
ing Closet, emergency
financial assistance, bus
passes, gasoline vouch-
ers and utility assistance,
all at no charge. Dona-
tions and volunteers are
always needed. Trinity
Presbyterian is at 4365
State Road 776, Venice.

Pancakes
Christ United
Methodist Church, 1475
Center Road, offers pan-
cakes to order, biscuits


and gravy, french toast,
bacon and sausage, from
8 to 9:30 a.m., the first
Saturday of every month.
Cost: $4; children under
12, free; over 12, $1.
941-493-7504
SVenice-Nokomis
United Methodist
Church, 208 Palm
Ave., Nokomis, holds a
pancake breakfast and
garage sale from 7:30 to
10 a.m., the first Saturday
of each month. The cost
is $4 per person; kids $2
and toddlers free. Garage
sale includes tools,
appliances, glassware,
golf clubs, furniture and
more. Funds go to chari-
ties. 941-488-4137
Grace United Meth-
odist Men's Club, 400 E.
Field Ave., offers all-
you-can-eat pancake
breakfasts from 8 to
10 a.m. the first and third
Saturday of each month
through April. Sausage,
eggs, biscuits and gravy
and more, all for $5 per
person. 941-486-4153
Emmanuel Lutheran
Church, 800 South
Tamiami Trail, hosts
a free pancake sup-
per 4:30-6 p.m. the last
Sunday of every month.
No tickets, coupons or
money needed. All are
welcome.
Knights of Columbus,
512 Substation Road,
offers a pancake break-
fast from 8 to 11 a.m. the
first and third Sundays.
941-485-1663

Donations
needed
Our Neighbors'
Goods is a nonprofit
fair-trade shop at Venice


Community Church
of the Brethren where
handcrafted jewelry,
ornaments and decora-
tive items from around
the world can be bought.
Volunteers are needed
to staff the shop. Call
941-355-2029 for more
information.
The Community
Assistance Ministry of
Trinity Presbyterian
Church, 4365 State Road


776, is collecting dona-
tions of the following
items for 1,000-plus
needy people in the
community: bar soap,
toothpaste and tooth-
brushes, deodorant,
feminine hygiene items,
bug spray, shampoo
and batteries of all sizes.
Drop off donations from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon-
day through Friday. Call
941-492-6384.


I RELIGION STUDY AND CLASSES


Chabad of Venice &
North Port, 2169 South
Tamiami Trail, offers its
Women's Weekly Class
at 11 a.m. Tuesday for
discussions and the
opportunity to meet
other Jewish women.
Cake and coffee served.
A Women &Wis-
dom Bat Mitzvah


LIBRARY BRIEFS
Venice Public Library
300 S. Nokomis Ave., Venice
941-861-1347

Community
connection
Saturday, Jan. 21,
10 a.m. to noon
Discover local commu-
nity groups such as civic
groups, art and culture
organizations, faith


three-semester course
begins Jan. 17-28. For
costs and more informa-
tion, call 941-493-2770.
Venice Bible Church,
2395 West Shamrock
Drive, offers a 12-week
Women's Bible Study at
9:15 a.m. (began Jan. 9)
on the Book of Revela-
tion (Part 2 in a series)


community, health and
human services and more.

History of
Popular Song
Monday, Jan. 23 and
30, 2 p.m.
Dick Smolens begins a
new series on American
popular songs on selected
Monday in January, Feb-
ruary and March. Next:


by Kaye Arthur. Call
941-493-2788.
First Baptist
Church, 312 W.Miami
Ave., offers several
classes open to the com-
munity: Thursdays -
Ladies Bible Study, with
James; Mercy Triumphs,
with Anne Hartoko-
mis (began Jan. 12);


"The Young Bing and the
Young Frank."

Lego fun
Jan. 23, 6-7 p.m.
The whole family can
enjoy creating Lego
structures.

Film festival
Thursday, Jan. 24,


beginning Jan. 17,
9:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday Ladies Bible
Study; 6 p.m. Wednes-
days prayer and Bible
study, with Pastor Tom
Hodge; middle school,
with Pastor Nathan Rice;
children's ministries
with Bible study and
activities birth to fifth


1 p.m. and 6 p.m.
In January, Neil Simon's
popular plays and films will
be featured. Simon's auto-
biographical play "Brighton
Beach Memoirs," about his
life when he was 15 years
old, will be featured.

The Great
American Musical
Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2 p.m.


grade. Beginning Jan. 18
at 6 p.m., Wednesday -
Game Plan for Life, with
Jeff Caudill and Randy
Koach; Why I Believe,
with Kenny Martin: How
to Share Your Faith, with
Allan Crull; I Was Broke,
Now I'm Not (TBA);

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Major theme is Oscar
Hammerstein II and the
rise of the great Ameri-
can musical. See Fred
Astaire and Cyd Charisse
in high definition.

Java Jive
Wednesday, Jan. 25
Authors speak about

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AANewLife
COMMUNITY CENTER
home of Tfeuw.- 4e APsem6/ of od


www.nlaog.org
941.493.0775


5800 Tamiami Trail South, Venice 34293
Sunday Worship: 8:45 a.m. and 10:45 a.m.
Wednesday Family Night: 7:00 p.m.
Drop by and discover our warm family environment,
exciting worship and a message that makes a difference!
Healing School: 1st and 3rd Tuesdays 7:00 p.m.
Celebrate Recovery: Fridays 6:00 p.m.

t LAKESIDE LUTHERAN
CHURCH
2401 S. Tamiami Trail (Across from So. Cty. Admin. Bldg.)
493-5102
web: www.lakesidelutheran.net
Semail: LLC@lakesidelutheran.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
IM~tiIm .,mam &.mt0l .a C.l f


SUNDAY WORSHIP
8, 9:15, & 11 AM
Children's Sunday School-9:15 AM
Adult Connections Class 9 AM


a Venice
S-a PresCterian
Church


Message Series: Faith and Football: Insights
on the spiritual life from America's most popular sport.
Pastor Chris Romig


www.venlceDresbvterlan.org 488-2258


111Fremm Ave., Venice
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CHURCH
Loving God, Loving People, Making Disciples
There's something
for every member of the family!
SUNDAYS
Sunday Worship & Bible Study
9:00 and 10:40am
CHILDREN YOUTH SMALL GROUPS
493-2788
www.VeniceBibleChurch.com
S395 W. Shamrock Dr. (9 blocks west of US 41)



race
'United V"Methodist Church
Contemporary Service at 9am Traditional Service 1lam
LifeWAY Sunday School Classes at 9:30am & 10:15am
SNursery Available for all services

Pastor Thomas J. Derrough
4 i nI s
94-48-37 -graeothiladIo


I Worship with us: Sat. 5 pm Sun. 8:30 am & 11 am
I Counseling Appointments 926-2959 440702 I

St Mark's Episcopal Church
508 Riviera Street, Venice (2 blocks west of Venice Regional Medical Center)
Saturday 5:00 p.m. Holy Communion (contemporarymusic)
Sunday 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion
9:30 a.m. Holy Communion (withnursery)
10:30 a.m. Christian Education (adult and youth) E
11:15 a.m. Holy Communion
(Breakfast served 1st Sunday of each month 9:00-11:00)
Wednesday 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion & Healing Service
The Rev James H Puryear, Rector The Rev Earl Beshears, Assoc. Rector
Visit us on the web at: www.stmarksvenice.org


Venice-
Nokomis
SUnited Methodist
Church
Sunday Worship:
10 AM
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 RdJMatthew Currie Ford)
www.vnumc.net
vnumc(cdaystar.net
Senior Pastor, Glenda Brayman ^


You're Invited
CHRIST UNITED
METHODIST
CHURCH
Jerry Van Dyken, Pastor
Larry Potts, Associate Pastor
Sunday Traditional
Worship Services
8:00 and 10:45 am
Contemporary Service 9:15 am
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


PHOTO COURTESY OF SHARON SCOTT

Concert to benefit

kids' music education

Gospel singer Sharon E. Scott is one of many renowned
artists performing at the Give the Kids the Keys Benefit
Concert at 7 p.m. Jan. 27 at Church of the Nazarene of
Venice, to raise money for the Yamaha Music in Education
Program. The program provides kindergartners through
eighth-graders with America's fastest-growing tech-
nology-assisted music program. Other artists appearing
are opera singer Jennifer Harris, The Jacobites Pipe and
Drum Band, vocalist Kimberly Campos and concert pianist
Gail Klebenoff, as well as Laurel Nokomis School talent.


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:WEEKEND EDITION JANUARY 21, 2012


Author/preacher to speak


From TRINITY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SPECIAL TO THE GONDOLIER

Dr. Don Sweeting, presi-
dent of Reformed Theologi-
cal Seminary in Orlando,
will be the guest preacher at
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Sunday, Jan. 29. He will
preach at both the 9 a.m.
and 10:45 a.m. services.
Assuming the presidency
of RTS in 2010, Sweeting
has more than 20 years of


experience as a pastor. He
planted a congregation in
Lake Villa, Ill., and before
coming to RTS served as
senior pastor of Cherry
Creek Presbyterian Church
in the Denver suburb of
Englewood, Colo.
Sweeting holds degrees
from Lawrence University,
Oxford, England, and a
Ph.D. from Trinity Evangeli-
cal Divinity School.
Asked why anyone would
leave the snow-capped


Rockies in Colorado for
Florida, Sweeting replied:
"Certainly not for the alpine
hiking. It was God's call,
plain and simple. The pros-
pect of training and equip-
ping pastors and leaders
for the global church of the
21st century truly excited
me."
Much anticipated is the
soon-to-be-released book,
"How to Finish the Chris-
tian Life: Following Jesus in
the Second Half." Sweeting


co-wrote the volume with
his 87-year-old father, Dr.
George Sweeting, former
pastor of Chicago's historic
Moody Memorial Church.
He also blogs The Chief End
of Man, which readers may
find at www.donsweeting.
wordpress.com.
Trinity Presbyterian
Church is at 4365 State
Road 776. For more infor-
mation, call 941-493-0018.
Nursery is provided at
both services.


PHOTO COURTESY OF TRINITY PRES-
BYTERIAN CHURCH
Trinity Presbyterian Church members are
anticipating Orlando Seminary President
Dr. Don Sweeting as guest speaker at
both services Sunday, Jan. 29.


STUDY
FROM PAGE 6

Parents of Teenagers
(TBA); Grief Share, with
Marlene Bechtold; His-
panic Ministry, with Leo
Gomez. 941-485-1314
Calvary Bible
Church, 1936 E. Venice
Ave., offers a free com-
munity arts and crafts
class from 10:30 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. every Friday in
fellowship hall. Call Anne


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FROM PAGE 6

improvement of society,
such as charitable giving
and acts of living kind-
ness in short, caring
for others.
We who are brothers
and sisters in faith have
all become "gatherers of
the sparks." I believe that
God instilled it in all our
hearts. I believe too that
we are being called upon


LIBRARY
FROM PAGE 6

their new books and the
writing experience: Dr.
Louis LaGrand, inter-
national expert on grief
counseling, discusses
his book "Healing Grief,
Finding Peace: 101 Ways
to Cope with the Death
of Your Loved One."

Lectures on
Ancient Greece
Friday, Jan. 27, 2 p.m.
"All Roads Lead to Ath-
ens," with Baila Miller,
with a discussion of
Alexander the Great.

Music Live Series
Second Tuesday in
February, March, 2 p.m.
The events are free
and produced by Nina
Collins.

The Great
Decisions group
Monday, Jan. 30,
9:30-11:30 a.m.
"Exit from Afghani-
stan and Iran" will be
discussed.

Practice
your French
Friday, 10-11:30 a.m.
If you have a basic
knowledge of the French
language and wish to


at 941-408-9315.
The Jewish Congrega-
tion ofVenice, 600 North
Auburn Road, offers
Hebrew language instruc-
tion for adults. Native
Hebrew speaker Chaya
Perera is an experienced
teacher of adults and
children at all levels.
Classes held once a week,
on Monday or Wednes-
day. Average fee: $10 an
hour. No grades, no tests.
941-488-8128
JCV also presents
Get More out of Being

in these urgent times to
repair the ruptures in our
society, the divides that
divert us from the path of
the common good.
In a recent article in
this newspaper, I cited
how the Venice Inter-
faith Outreach Program,
through the help and
support of the Venice
United Church of Christ,
St. Mark's Episcopal
Church, Grace United
Church, Emmanuel
Lutheran Church and
the Jewish Congregation

practice those skills, you
are invited to attend
weekly meetings of the
VPL French Club. Prac-
tice French conversation
during the first hour
followed by reading from
French literature and
current topics. No regis-
tration is required. New
members welcome.

Gardening
questions
Thursday, 10 a.m.-
noon
Bring gardening ques-
tions to receive help
from the Sarasota County
Extension Service.

Preschool
Storytime
Tuesday, 10-10:30 a.m.,
for ages 3-5.

Tot Time
Wednesday,
10-10:30 a.m., ages
1 month to 3 years.
Play with toys, and
then story time.

After-school
activities
After-school computer
lab every Monday, 3:30-
4:30 p.m., ages 5-12
After-school Play Mario
every Tuesday, 3:30-4:30,
ages 5-12
After-school drop-in
crafts every Wednesday,
3-4:15 p.m.


Jewish, with Rabbi Daniel
Krimsky, from 1 to 2 p.m.
Thursday. Each class
stands alone to help in a
deeper exploration into
traditional and modern
Jewish texts for enrich-
ing your daily life. No
charge. Open to Jews of
all backgrounds, inter-
faith families and anyone
interested in Judaism. For
more information, call
941-484-2022.
SPrince of Peace
Lutheran Church,
2222 Englewood Road,

of Venice, have served
community dinners
and distributed canned
goods from All Faiths
Food Bank and fruit and
clothing and toiletries
from private donors to
more than 7,500 people
in need since April 2009.
Other churches have
offered a myriad of
social services to an
ever-increasing num-
ber of our community.
Notable is the 'Back Pack
for Kids' program that
sends home food for the

New nonfiction
books at the library
"Best Friends, Occa-
sional Enemies: The
Lighter Side of Life as a
Mother and Daughter,"
by Lisa Scottoline and
Frencesca Serritella (New
York: St. Martin's Press,
2011)
"Craft Activism: People,
Ideas, and Projects from
the New Community
of Handmade and How
You Can Join In," by Joan
Tapper (New York: Potter
Craft, 2011)
"Degas and The Nude,"
by George T.M. Shack-
elford and Xavier Rey
(Boston: Museum of Fine
Arts Boston, 2011)
"Lorena Garcia's
New Latin Classics:
Fresh Ideas for Favorite
Dishes," (NewYork: Bal-
lantine Books, 2011)
"Mighty Be Our Pow-
ers: How Sisterhood,
Prayer, and Sex Changed
a Nation at War," by
Leymah Gbowee and
Carol Mithers (New York:
Beast; London: Perseus
Running, 2011)
"Truth and Conse-
quences: Life Inside
the Madoff Family," by
Laurie Sandell (NewYork:
Little, Brown, 2011)


Englewood, offers free
classes in knitting, cro-
cheting or Swedish weav-
ing at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
Practice materials will be
provided for introducing
basic concepts. If you
are experienced, come
share your knowledge.
941-475-1231
Buddhist medita-
tion classes will be held
at 5 p.m. Wednesday at
Unitarian Universalist
Congregation of Venice,
1971 Pinebrook Road.
Class fee: $10; walk-ins

weekend in the back-
packs of approximately
1,801 elementary school
children in Venice who
are receiving free or
partially funded lunches.
With the poverty level
close to 60 percent in
one local school alone
and with the school
board recording more
than 1,200 homeless
children in Sarasota
County, the wants
are great. Yet with the
resources of our faith-
based organizations

Jacaranda Public Library
4143 Woodmere Park Blvd.,
Venice
941-861-5000

Chess
Saturday, Jan. 21,
1-4 p.m.
Young or old, novice or
master, all are welcome.

Afternoon
at the movies
Saturday, Jan. 21,
2-4 p.m.
Free film is a spy spoof
with Agent Flint trying to
save the world.

e-Help
Tuesday, Jan. 24,
1-3:30 p.m.
Technology coaches
to help you with email,
applications, searching
and more.

Baby Rhyme
and Sign Time
Tuesday, Jan. 24, 10:15-
11 a.m. Ages newborn to
2 12 years
Nursery thymes,
songs, baby sign lan-
guage, a book and
playtime. Older siblings
welcome.


welcome. Increase your
peace finding happiness
inside. 941-373-1600
Mindful meditation,
instruction based on
Buddhist philosophy, is
held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Thursday at 251 South
Tamiami Trail. Donations
accepted. Call 941-929-
4063 or visit www.
meditationvenice.com.
New Life Assem-
bly of God, 5800 South
Tamiami Trail, holds sign
language classes open to
the community at New

being stretched to their
very limits, we hear of
state and government
programs for the under-
privileged being cut and
others questioned in
light of budget shortfalls.
Providing a helping
hand does not mean
a "handout," as some
disdainfully refer to
programs helping the
underprivileged. Rather
it goes to the core of our
country's "exceptional-
ism" always in the
forefront of responding

Afternoon
at the movies
Tuesday, Jan. 24,
2-5 p.m.
Free movie stars Jack
Lemmon in an Academy
Award-winning film
about the destruction
caused by alcoholism.

Forty Carrots
Partners in Play
Wednesday, Jan. 25,
10-10:45 a.m. and
11-11:45 a.m. Age: up to
5 years, with caregiver.
Partner your child in
play and ask questions


Life Community Center
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on
the first and third Thurs-
days of each month. For
more information, call
941-493-0775.
Unity Church of
Venice, 125 North Jackson
Road, offers A Course
in Miracles from 6:30 to
8 p.m. Tuesday in Fel-
lowship Hall. No prepa-
ration required. New
participants welcome.
Love offering. Call Donna
at 941-468-5177 or Judy at
941-488-6440.

to the distress of others
all over the world, in war
and disaster.
Is it too much to ask,
as the shining light to
other nations, that we be
that at home? A gatherer
of sparks, the repairer of
broken vessels.
Shalom.

Bennett Gross is a
member of the Jewish
Congregation of Venice
and is active in Venice
Interfaith Community
Association activities.

about sleep, discipline,
nutrition and more.
Registration needed.

Video lecture
series
Thursday, Jan. 26,
2-3 p.m.
Teaching Company
series' first lecture, "Great
American Music," with
professor Bill Messenger.

e-Help
Thursday, Jan. 26,
10:30-11:30 a.m.
Technology coach helps
with online problems.


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Botox & Juvenderm Treatments
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Larry Chiulli and Vee Garry-Chiulli, left, shared a fun brunch
with visiting friends Joey and Brian Gurl Dec. 18.


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PHOTO COURTESY
OF BARBRA ROSS
BARTZ
Judie Bauer, left,
Judy Lindauer, Dr.
Marie Mendenhall,
Barbara De
Riemacker, DAR
member Barbra Ross
Bartz and Marge
Buchanan, members
of Friends of the
Lord-Higel House,
participated in a
fundraiser at Books-
A-Million Jan. 7.
The store donated
a percentage of
purchases for the
day to the renova-
tion of the historic
house. The event was
sponsored by Myakka
Chapter of Daughters
of the American
Revolution.


PHOTOS COURTESY
OF NANCI CUDDIHY
Venice City Council Member
Bob Daniels donned a Florida
Gators hat at a recent Venice-
Nokomis Rotary Club meeting,
following the Gators'victory
over his beloved Ohio State
Buckeyes in the Gator Bowl
game.


PHOTO COURTESY OF VENICE AREA BEAUTIFICATION INC.
Santa arrived in style at the tree-lighting event at the
Arboretum in Venice Dec. 10.
"PHOTO COURTESY
SOF GLORIA CASEY
SC Venice Women's Sailing Squadron
I / .' I captain Helen Gokbudak, left,
S ., presented a $700 check to Susan
Erhart for Safe Place and Rape Crisis
Center. A large sack filled with new
stuffed animals collected over the
F past year by Garry DeLea, right, was
i presented for children at the center.
Garry's wife and sailor, Bettine, not
a,* pictured, donated a hand-knitted
sweater she made.


PHOTO COURTESY
OF JOE BYRNE
Terry Lewis, center, Sarasota
County acting administrator,
addressed members of the Jaca-
randa Men's Club at Jacaranda
West Country Club in December.
Pictured with Lewis are Charlie
Covell, left, outgoing president
of the club, and Ray Uhlhorn,
incoming club president.


PHOTO COURTESY OF KATHY BURK
Twenty-four members of Venice Newcomers Club attended a Holiday High Tea at the Ritz-Carlton Sarasota, which was the monthly
Ladies At Play day.


PHOTO COURTESY OF LAURIE LAZAUSKI
Mike Roselle, with Gulf Coast Detachment 643 of the Marine
Corps League, wheels bicycles out to the waiting Toys for Tots
van just before Christmas. Venice Area Quilters'Guild members
donated them during their holiday teacup fundraising dinner at
Venice Community Center, which raised $1,415 for South County
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Bokulic, keyboard. Johnny Moore was the drummer. Keeton will lead a quartet, with Wellen, for a
South County Jazz Club concert at Venice Art Center Feb. 9.


On Dec. 10, 170 people lined up to receive free dental treatment from Drs. Charles Davis,
Brent Beyer, Glori Enzor, Paul Jawaorski, Frank Kaman, Si McAnich, Gary Novak, Cara Overbeck,
Scott Thompson, Ben Moritz and Sue Lamar at the Venice offices of Davis, Beyer, Overbeck
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are volunteers Jerry Valenta, Mickey Higel, Paul Scarpellini and Jim Middleton.


Ginny Grand stands in front
of one of her displays that
take neighbors and friends
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the V8 engines known as
flatheadss" in 1932, and
continued with its basic
design through 1953.
The two Crestline ver-
sions featured today a
Sunliner convertible and a
Victoria hardtop coupe -
both came from the fac-
tory with 239-cubic-inch,
110-horsepower power
plants.
Beginning in 1954,
allV8s and even their
six-cylinder motors had
overhead valves, which
were considered more ef-
ficient, and the flatheads
were completely phased
out. Now it's 2012, and
the "flathead" Fords are
cherished by many, many
antique auto, truck and
race car hobbyists for sev-
eral reasons. The engine
was of simple design,
and became famous for


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durability and easy to
"hop up" to higher horse-
power at a very low cost.
They were also very quiet
if left stock, hardly being
heard while idling.
The pretty and desir-
able convertible is owned
by Port Charlotte resi-
dent Roger Sasseville, 64,
a former owner/operator
for 15 years of a trucking
company in Manchester,
N.H., before retiring in
2009. Knowing Charlotte
County due to visiting
his father, who had
moved here during the
late '70s, Roger and his


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Walt Asbury with his '53 Ford Victoria.
Walt Asbury with his '53 Ford Victoria.


1953 Ford Victoria hardtop.


wife Mary Ellen selected
the area after having had
enough of the snow, ice
and cold weather. Mary
Ellen already worked in
the insurance industry in
Manchester for 25 years,
six of which were with the
state government insur-
ance division, thus it was
easy for her to find similar
employment locally as an
office manager in a busy
agency, something she
presently does full time.
Roger grew up hang-
ing around or working in
"filling stations," as they
were called then, and
junkyards, resulting in
developing a passion for
old cars that is still with
him, more so now, as he
can afford to own such ve-
hicles. One of his all-time
favorites was a 1953 Ford
"ragtop," which stayed in
his mind all these years.
Roger owned many old
cars, from a 1950 Chevy
Sedan Delivery to a
1979 Corvette, but he
still wanted a 1953 Ford.
Finally, in 1999, he located
a business on the Internet
called Goldenrod-Garage.
com that had a car of his
dreams for sale. Golden-
rod owner Neil Martin
invited Roger to visit him
at the garage in Freeport,
Maine, and when Roger
arrived, the two of them
quickly became friends,
not just seller and buyer.
The 1953 yellow convert-
ible was purchased, and
later a rough 1951 Ford
Victoria with mice nests
in it that he restored and
traded back to Neil toward
a 1956 Ford hardtop. A
semi-rare 1950 Studebak-
er coupe also was bought
from Neil. Last spring,
locally the Sassevilles


acquired a two-owner
red 1970 Buick LeSabre
convertible. The collec-
tion has grown so much
that Roger had a fancy
30-by-30 garage built
to accommodate them,
and a lift to ease required
maintenance.
In closing, this couple
reminded me they are
looking for a 1960 Ford
Sunliner convertible that
will satisfy the collection
as being complete at
least for now. Look for
them at upcoming events.
Specifications of the
1953 Sunliner convert-
ible coupe: basic cost
new, $2,043; production,
40,861; wheelbase, 115
inches; weight, 3,334
pounds; engine, V8/ver-
sion, 239.4 cubic inches
with 110 horsepower;
transmission, offered
three-speed manual shift
on column, or two-speed
Ford-O-Matic (Roger's car
is automatic).
The other 1953 Ford is a
Kokar RedVictoria hard-
top coupe, owned since
1982 byWalter and Norma
Asbury of Cape Coral, who
very often attend Char-
lotte County shows. It was
purchased in Corbin, Ky.,
while Walter was attend-
ing an auto event there.
He told me they've en-
joyed this car very much
ever since, especially now
after adding fender skirts,
a continental kit and dual
fiberglass mufflers.
They are natives of
West Virginia then lived
in Odenton, Md., for 47
years, where Walter was
employed for 40 years
at Nevermar Carefree
Kitchen Cabinet Co., prior
to moving to Florida in
1997.


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Roger Sasseville with his'53 Ford convertible.


A 1953 yellow Sunliner Convertible coupe.


His wife Norma, in
addition to being a
housewife raising five
children, owned a day-care
business, plus she and
Walter were also foster
parents to many young-
sters. Old cars weren't a
priority, even though he
had owned several'50s
models and belonged to a
club in Maryland and Fast
Fords of Lee County after
moving here.
Walter helps his son Jeff,
who owns JBA Construc-
tion Co. when not "playing
with his Victoria." See this
car today at The Salvation
Army benefit show and
other events I've listed in
the near future.
Specifications of the
1953 Hardtop Coupe: basic
cost new, $1,941; produc-
tion, 128,302; wheelbase,


115 inches; weight, 3,250
pounds; engine, V8, 239.4
cubic inches and 110
horsepower; transmission,
three-speed manual shift.

Sad news
Sadly, I report the sud-
den passing of a longtime
dedicated collector car
hobbyist, James E Branno,
76, of Port Charlotte. He
passed away Jan. 12 while
at his home following a
stroke and a heart attack.
Up until 14 years ago, he
was very active as an un-
official representative for
legislative matters of an
auto club and the hobby
in general. Known as
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Ability to lead, motivate resi-
dents and volunteers for their
involvement in events and
various activities. Must be
energetic, enthusiastic and
has an outgoing personality.
EXPERIENCED COOK
Ability to prepare meals
according to planned menus
to ensure the utmost in
quality. Must be reliable.
Please fax resume to
941-423-2663. Interview in
person at 4950 Pocatella
Avenue, North Port
Front Desk Scheduling
Coordinator & Experienced
Dental Assistant needed for
friendly Englewood Dental
office, computer skills, Dental
background with knowledge of
dental software required, fax
resume to 941-474-2603
or email to
dr.bddsmpb@comcast.net
(Healthcare)
HOUSEKEEPERS
Fulltime Mon-Fri with some
alternating weekends
Skilled nursing/rehab
setting
Pick up an application at
Human Resources!



The Inn at Sarasota
Bay Club
1301 N. Tamiami Trail,
Sarasota
EEO/DFWP
LPN for busy Doctor's
office.
Must be dependable &
able to multi-task.
Experience necessary.
Mail Resume to
PO Box 494710
Port Charlotte, FL 33949


ATlnIIIN

MARKETING
ADMISSIONS
NURSE

Needed for local skilled
nursing facility.
RN's please send
resumes & letter of
interest to:
qhccnp5@verizon.net
Apply in person:
QUALITY HEALTH CARE
6940 Outreach Way
North Port
(941)426-8411 or
FAX Resume
941-423-1572
Previous experience
in sales, marketing
is preferred.
EOE
Drug free work place
MEDICAL ASSISTANT, Busy
Nephrology practice, front and
back office duties, min 1 year
office experience required.
Fax resume to 941-629-1522
MEDICAL BILLING, Position
open at Lemon Bay Physicians
in Englewood. Experience in
Medical Billing necessary.
(941)-475-8291
MEDICAL PRACTICE seeking
experienced Receptionist. Full
time position. Experienced
required. Fax resume to 941-
627-6076. No phone calls.
NURSE PRACTITIONER, or
physician assistant needed to
assist with healthy teen
physical, 2 hrs a week flexi-
ble schedule email resume
paradisel9951@gmail.com or
fax to 941-766-0867
OFFICE ASSISTANT PT for
psych off., must be medisoft
prof qualified only apply. Fax
resume to 941-505-4327
The
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KITCHEN MANAGER, for
Senior community in Arcadia.
Must have exp with budgets,
inventory, & staff management.
Food manager certification &
background check required.
Fax resume to
863-993-0208


[ijOW HIrIl' 1,
EXPERIENCED
PREP COOKS
Please Apply in Person
LAISHLEY CRAB HOUSE
150 Laishley Court
Punta Gorda
WAITSTAFF, EVENINGS,
Experienced only need
apply in person Elena's
Restaurant, 615 Cross St,
Punta Gorda Mon Fri 2-
4pm only

SKILLED TRADES
S2050


AUTO BODY Technician,
must have own tools & trans-
portation. Salary neg. depend-
ing on exp. (941)-255-5967
CAGE & GUTTER
INSTALLERS
EXPERIENCE A MUST.
Min 5yrs. (941)-475-1931
CARPENTERS & Semi skilled
Laborer for project in NP.
Fax resume to 772-283-3121
email: job11063@hotmail.com

RV TECHNICIAN

Immediate opening
Full Time. Job includes
chassis, plumbing,
carpentry, appliance
repair, LP gas systems,
electrical systems. DFW,
Non-Smoker.
Call Craig Hinshaw at
(941) 966-5335
or fax to (941) 966-7421



TOP TREE CLIMBER, Top
pay, Top Company, CDL,
Class B with Air Required,
Clean driving record. Certs.
a plus Sarasota Job Loca-
tion. 941-359-0026


SKILLED TRADES
2050


SINGLE WIDTH PRESS
OPERATOR wanted for the
Charlotte Sun Herald.
Minimum of 5 years of single
width offset experience.
Knowledge of quarter fold-
ers, stackers a plus. Must
be able to work in a fast
paced deadline oriented
environment. Must be profi-
cient in back to back color
register. Interested candi-
dates please submit your
resume to
cgermann@suncoastpress.com
for consideration. We are a
drug and nicotine free work-
place.
Pre-employment drug/nico-
tine testing required. EOE

SWIMMING POOL
CONSTRUCTION
Pool Plumber- Hard work-
er and must be motivated
experience preferred, but
will train the right person
DFWP-CLEAN DL
Inquire at:
NAUTILUS POOLS
941-624-5744
18380 Paulson Dr.

SALES
2070


BOCA GRANDE Gourmet &
Gift Store, seasonal,
part time, sales associate.
Saturday a must. Gourmet
food knowledge required &
retail experience preferred.
Bridge pass paid. Call
between lpm-5pm
941-964-0614 ask for Lora.

CLASSIFIED
SELLS
CALL TODAY!
941-207-1200
Venice/Englewood
North Port areas
OR
941-206-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas

MEDICAL
ADVERTISING
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Requirements:
*Excellent people and
communication skills
*Marketing consultative
abilities
*Exceptional customer
service skills
*Assertive, cold calling
pro
*Strong work ethic
*Money motivated
closer
*Ability to work
independently
*Computer literate

We offer:
*Competitive salary
plus commission
* Health benefits
* Vacation
* Sick & short term
disability
*401K
* Training
* Advancement
opportunities








EOE Drug free
work place


SALES
2070


SNEW
BUSINESS
DEVELOPER

We are looking for
energetic, result driven, and
success motivated sales
professionals who want to
WIN! You will be selling
advertising in the largest
classified product in the
state of Florida. Because
of our track record with
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viable solutions to keep all
types of businesses top of
mind and to bring them
customers. We want to hire
experienced self-starters
who have excellent
communication and
customer service skills.
We Offer:
*Competitive salary plus
commissions
*Vacation
*Health Insurance
*Sick and short term
disability.
0401(k)
*Training
*Advancement opportunities
If you are looking for a
career in a positive
environment with growth
potential and have a real
desire to succeed,
please contact
gkotz@sun-herald.com

We are a drug & nicotine
free workplace.
Pre-employment drug &
nicotine testing
required.

REAL ESTATE SALES
We have opportunities for
motivated agents who are
interested in grabbing this
market by the horns. NO desk
fees, full support staff, free
open house ads, company
REO leads and personalized
follow up programs for your
customers. Don't fall behind.
Call today for a confidential
interview.
ERA Advantage Realty, Inc.
(941)-255-5300
J.ament@embarqmail.com
RV Sales
Immediate opening
selling the best names in
the industry.
Experience preferred,
DFW, Non-Smoker
Call Jim Alba or
Steve Erdman at
(941) 966-2182 or
fax to (941) 966-7421.

CHILD/ADULT
CARE NEEDED
S2090

LIVE IN HOME CARE GIVER;
For growing company
Assist 2 developmentally
challenged individuals with
daily living needs in a beautiful
Cape Coral home. Great pay,
long term, very rewarding
work. Great Job. Please call
Community Homes & Hearts,
239-945-6241

GENERAL
2100


29 Serious People to Work
From Home using a computer.
Up to $1500-$5000
PT/FT Free info
www.pticoncepts.com
BOAT DETAILER/SHOP &
BUILDING MAINTENANCE
Local Yacht Brokerage and
new Boat Dealership seeks
hourly shop employee to: "Get
Ready" Boat detailing, light
mechanical and building main-
tenance. Must have good dri-
ving record and reliable trans-
portation. Call Jim, Dan or Ed
at 941-833-0099





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Specializing in
Walks & Drives
Foundations & Pool
Decks, Flocrete
No Job Too Small



Since 1978


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Organizing
Staging and
Decorating
Honest,
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I can makeyour life easier
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941-445-3402
203-695-8138
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Licensed


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WRIGHT & SON
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SEnglewood Mulch
SNorth Port Stone
SPt. Charlotte I Design
Installation
SRotonda Trees
Gulf Cove Shrubs
& S.G.C.
Locally Owned & Operated
*Great Equipment
Great Work Ethic
Satisfied Customers
FREE ESTIMATES
941-426-7844
Lic. Ins.


TJ MILAZO SR.
941-475-0058
LAWN CUTTING
MOST LAWNS
$20 $25
TRIM BUSHES
PLANT DESIGN
WEEDING & MULCHING
Serving Englewood, Cape Haze
Rotonda, S. Venice and North Port
PROMPT, DEPENDABLE SERVICE
45 YEARS EXPERIENCE
LIC. & INSURED


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Let me show you what $1000 will do!
Make an Appointment today, Call Charlie 239-265-2766
Planted Serving Lee and Charlotte County Planted
Royal 10/12ft 3 for $399 Foxtail Closeout 12/14ft $99
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Wallaer Painting Etc.
(941) 228-6747 25 year Pro Interior/Ext
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NO Job T Small Remove/Instal
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Workmanship and Free Est, Ref, Uc, Ins.
Reasonable Prices 941-496-9131
Fully Licensed or
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Courteous
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15 yrs. Experience
Lie. & Ins.
941-237-1823
FI Mover Reg. No. IM1647


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MOVING & 9
HAULING
v Moving Large & Small Jobs
v Furniture, Appliance &
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. Demolition
*' Delivery Service
v' Free Scrap Removal
v Discounts
v Tree Service
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* Interior Exterior
* Pressure Washing
941-815-8184
Lic# AAAOO101254
Lic./Insured Free Estimates


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Home Improvement
* Pressure Washing
* Driveways
* Pool Decks & Cages
* Soffit & Facia
* Seamless Gutters
* Repairs
* Painting
Also Vinyl Siding, Soffit
& Facia Installation
941-497-2728
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John's Rescreening
& Handyman Service
*Pool Cages '-
* Lanai's & Entries 7"
* Garage Slider Screens
* 25 years experience
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New Roofs, Re-Roofs, Repairs
All Types of Roofing


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426-8946
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Roof Repair, Reroof, Inspections
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GENERAL GENERAL
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ARE YOU
PEOPLE ORIENTED?
The Charlotte Sun is accept-
ing applications for a part-
time weekend Customer
Service Representative.
Must be 18 years or older.
Reliable, flexible, pleasant
personality and the ability to
handle customer relations,
Computer literate and be
able to multi-task. Weekends
6AM to 1PM plus holidays.
Please apply at
23170 Harborview Rd.
Charlotte Harbor
Mon.-Fri. 9AM-4PM. Appli-
cants please fill out an appli-
cation. We will contact you
for an interview. We are a
drug free workplace and pre-
employment drug testing is
required.
EOE Non smoking office

CARPET CLEANER TECH.
FT. Will train. Must have Clean
Cut Appearance & Valid Driver's
License. Apply in person: 162
Progress Cir., Venice.


CUSTODIAL POSITION P/T
weekends, background check
req. send resumes to:
info@cumc.info
FUNDRAISER GURU- looking
for help organizing a fundraiser,
to purchase to wheelchair
equipped van.Call 941-623-5697
NEED CASH?
Have A Garage
Sale!
HAIRSTYLIST, now looking
for a hairstylist, experience a
plus but not necessary.
Tropical Trends Salon
Call: 941-505-1011
HANDYMAN to manage small
Punta Gorda farm for free
housing. 248-379-1866.
MODELS NEEDED
All types & ages 5 yrs/ up
941-955-9128
PORT CHARLOTTE FLORIST
requires Part-time Floral
Designer & Delivery Driver,
Must be experience in floral
design and hold a valid drivers
license. Please 941-625-2436


INDEPENDENT
NEWSPAPER CARRIERS
The Venice Gondolier is
looking for a delivery
person one day a week in
the Sarasota area. Must
be available during the
day. Suppliment your
income with this great
opportunity. Reliable
transportation, a valid
Florida driver's license
and proof of insurance
are required.
Apply in person at the
VENICE GONDOLIER
200 E. Venice Ave.
online at
www.yoursun.com.
A Bargain Hunters Delight
Check the
Classifieds first!
A Whole Marketplace of
shopping is right at your
fingertips!
Call The Sun Classifieds
Today!
From Venice, Englewood,
North Port Areas
Call 941-207-1200
From Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 941-206-1200


GENERAL
2100


SUN -I
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The Sun is looking for part-
time layout/design help.
Knowledge in InDesign
and/or newspaper experi-
ence a plus. Computer
experience a must. Job
involves evening/weekend
hours. Please send resume
to nlane@sun-herald.com
EOE Drug/smoke free
workplace.

ASK US

HOW
you can place a
PICTURE
of your item
for sale
in your
classified ad!
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PART TIME/
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2110

ARE YOU
PEOPLE ORIENTED?
The Charlotte Sun is accept-
ing applications for a part-
time weekend Customer
Service Representative.
Must be 18 years or older.
Reliable, flexible, pleasant
personality and the ability to
handle customer relations,
Computer literate and be
able to multi-task. Weekends
6AM to 1PM plus holidays.
Please apply at
23170 Harborview Rd.
Charlotte Harbor
Mon.-Fri. 9AM-4PM. Appli-
cants please fill out an appli-
cation. We will contact you
for an interview. We are a
drug free workplace and pre-
employment drug testing is
required.
EOE Non smoking office
BUY IT!
SELL IT!
FIND IT!
SUN CLASSIFIED!


SEEKING
EMPLOYMENT
2120

Retired Englewood business
woman would like to assist oth-
ers w/tasks like transporting
to appts, errands, & duties.
BONDABLE 941-716-3322

IN THE SUN
CLASSIFIED
YOU CAN.....
/Find a Pet
.Find a Car
/Find a Job
/Find Garage Sales
./Find A New Employee
/Sell Your Home
/Sell Your Unwanted
Merchandise
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RICI LANDERS
STUCCO, INC.
New Constriction
& Remodels
Rusted bands &
Wire Lath Repair.
Spraycrete &
Dry-wall repair.

(941)497-453


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STUCCO REPAIRS, CRACKS,
RUSTY BANDS, INTERIOR AND
EXTERIOR PAINT, NEW
CONSTRUCTION
NO JOB TOO SMALL

FREE ESTIMATES
COMPETITIVE PRICING
QUALITY SERVICE
941-234-6773
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CERAMIC TILE
SALES AND/OR
INSTALLATION
35 YRS EXP.
NO JOB TOO SMALL
12 yrs. In Rotond West.
Free estimoles.
Installer/Owner.
Call Jim
941-697-5948


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ROBE IJONS MERMI TIIE
Installation Of All
Sn, o D Tile, Marble Stone
pair & epae & Wood Flooring
Loose or HollOW Shower Bath Remodel
Floor Tile r New Construction
& Remodeling
EE ESTIMATES
Established 1988
941-204-2444
Lic. #AAA006338 & Ins


LEMON BAY TILE
* Convert bath tub to
easy access shower
" Handicap access shower
* Shower repair & replace
* Free In-Home Shopping
SULicensed & Insured
" Owner/Install
* Over 20 Years in Englewood
20x20 Porcelain
from $3.69
Professionally Installed
474-1000


PROFESSIONAL
TREE SERVICE
* Stump Removal
* Palm Trimming
* Removals
* Hedge Trimming
Lic. #001053- Insured
941-624-4204
Free Estimates
10% Senior Discount
25 Years Experience


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Licensed In Charlotte/Sarasota Counties
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& removal
*Complete
yard care
* Home repair
Lic. & Insured


Warehouse
Bay Rentals
For small businesses starting at
$200 per/mo Zoning is ILW for
most types of businesses
Sizes 325sq. ft. to 4,000 sq. ft.
Venice Warehouse Complex
(941) 485-8402


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Package Deals
Res. & Comm.
Free Estimate
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941-661-5281


Sliding
Glass Door
Wheel Repairs
Free Estimates
Since 1981

941-706-6445
Windows, Doors
& Home Repairs
Lic. /Insured


CustomJI'ome repairs, Inc.

Windows, Doors &
more...
Jeff Reinhardt
* Replacement Windows Interior Doors
SHurricane Protection Garage Doors & Patio Doors
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only $10.00!

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(866)-463-1638


PERSONALS
S3020


ADORABLE TASHA.
Stretch & Relax Therapy
941-497-1307
THE GIRL NEXT door,
941-483-0701 North Port

ROYSTON
FROM PAGE 2
drive to the state Capitol
in Tallahassee, where
he would attend meet-
ings or testify to protect
the hobby from negative
bills that possibly would
hinder those interested in


PERSONALS
3020


CHARLOTTE
De-Stress for less!
941-600-4317
GWM 60 iso gwm 60 engle-
wood venice area 941-445-
1274
ADVERTISE
In
The Classifieds!
Quiet Lifestyle WM 57 desires
Quaint WF 65-77. 313-506-
9888
RELAXATION
Located in Englewood
Call Stormy 941-549-5520
RELAXATION STATION
1225 US 41 Unit B3.
Charlotte Trade Center.
N of 776. 941-625-0141
SENSATIONS Stress
Release 941- 766-7995.
3860 Rt. 41, 2 mi. north of
Punta Gorda bridge.
Hiring apply in person
SINGLE WORKING MAN
Looking for Female Friend.
941-284-7939
S THINGS TO DO
S3030


Pelican Alley, Has a special
on Sunday, Eggs Monte
Carlo 2 poachedeggs, over
crab cakes, smothered in
lobster sauce, rice includ-
ed, $10.95 Sunday's Open
@ 11:30 a.m. For Reserva-
tions, call : 941-485-1893
preserving older vehicles.
Always a true gentleman,
he personally absorbed
travel and lodging ex-
penses to accomplish his
mission: stopping bills like
the ones that would have
taken certain age vehicles
off the streets and another
requiring older cars even
with current license plates


SCHOOLS
& INSTRUCTION
3060

ED KLOPFER SCHOOLS OF
CNA TRAINING-1 wk class $250.
Locations: Sarasota Port Char-
lotte, Ft. Myers 800-370-1570


NEED CASH

FLACNA.COM
CNA S250 HHAl25
CEU's 50. Phlebotomy
$300 State testing
onsite.
941-822-2290
Heat & Air JOBS Ready to
work? 3 week accelerated
program. Hands on Environ-
ment. Nationwide certifications
and Local Job placement
Assistance! (877)359-1690.

BIBLE STUDY
& CHURCHES
3065

BIBLE STUDY
"First Resurrection"
Call Tom (941)-423-5458
CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH
1936 E. Venice Ave.
Venice Friday at
9am. Study fea-
tures video teachings of noted
Bible Scholars on
various subjects.
For more info. Call Rev. Jones
at: 941-485-7070 or visit
www.CBCVenice.com
COMMUNITY CENTER
4PM 7PM each Wednesday.
Christ the King Lutheran
Church, 23456 Olean Blvd.
PC, Open to All Ages.
For more info 941-766-9357
to be parked inside when
not in parades, shows or
benefit activities.
That was my first con-
tact with him in the fall
of 1996, and we became
friends, keeping in touch
regularly. His personal
collection of vehicles
presently ranged from
the mid-'60s to 1978, all


BIBLE STUDY
& CHURCHES
3065

FAITH BUILDERS
A Basic Study to Build your
Christian Faith. Call Pastor
Parsons at Christ the King
Lutheran Church for times.
941-766-9357 Port Charlotte


FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
4005 Palm Drive, PG
Thursday @ 10:30 a.m.
Adult Bible Study
Open To Everyone!
941-639-6309
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
278 S. Mango St. Englewood
Monday & Thursdays
at 9am. Offering chair exer-
cise classes For more info.
Call 941-474-2473

BURIAL LOTS/
CRYPTS
3070

CRYPTS, SIDE-X-SIDE
$5,750 Royal Palm Memorial
Gardens. (941)-639-2591
MEMORIAL BENCH GRANITE
and Lakeside site at Royal
Palm $5,100, 941-637-7262
RESTLAWN CEMETERY Gar-
den of Eternal Love. Last 2
Spaces. $2,000. for both.
(352)-474-6257
LOST & FOUND
L : 3090


FOUND CAT Female,
Declawed In Front. Rotonda
Heights Area. 941-883-1713
road-worthy machines.
Originally from Cincin-
nati, Ohio, then in the
Army 10 years and the Air
Force Reserve four years,
he became employed by
the Postal Service after
moving to Florida, work-
ing on the east coast, then
in Charlotte County as a
supervisor, retiring after


LOST & FOUND
: 3090


LOST CAT: Tabby gray &
black stripes with white chest,
female, no collar. Lost Friday
evening in Island Walk in
Venice. 989-295-6444
LOST CELL PHONE at Sand-
piper Key. REWARD, please
call 941-828-1188
LOST CELL PHONE, Tues.
night Jan. 17, Motorola in
bright electric blue case
w/black trim, in Englewood,
possibly at David's Church &
Winn-Dixie. (941)-697-8503
LOST HEARING AID, Sun,
Jan 8th in vicinity of Jacarran-
da and Venice Publix. REWARD!
941-486-8259
LOST LARGE Black Rinestone
Broach. Lost in the Tiki Bar or
Dining Room at Bennedetto's
on New Year's Eve. Has senti-
mental value. Call 941-235-
2203
LOST: Nefertiti Egyptian
pendant. Pt. Char. Lost Tues.
Between Petco & Bed, Bath &
Beyond. Sentimental value.
Reward. (941)- 391-5191
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LOST: PENDANT Nefertiti
Gold Near Petco, Bed Bath &
Beyond, Port Charlotte area.
941-391-5191
S ARTS CLASSES
S3091


BASKETWEAVING CLASSES
in Punta Gorda.
Beginner & Advanced
Classes Monthly.
Call Teresa 941-347-7640
30 years. Survivors include
his loving wife of 56 years,
Anne, originally from near
Heidelberg, Germany,
where he met and courted
her; and their son Robert
and one granddaughter,
who reside in North Port
and always had daily con-
tact with him.
Funeral arrangements


ARTS CLASSES
S3091


BEACH GLASS & Shell Jewel-
ry, Wednesdays 9:30 12.
Call Susan for info.
Venice (941)-492-2150
KNIT &
CROCHET CLASSES
Beginners/Advanced. work at
your own pace.
Call Barbara (941)-445-4941
CREATIVE SHELL CLASSES
Saturday 10am 2pm
Learn award winning designs
Call Linda (941)-493-2276
MOSAICS
Thursday 6 9pm
Call Rosemary at
941-697-7888
PG BOAT CLUB
802 Retta Esplanade.
Tues. 8am.
WOODCARVING
941-505-4246 941-575-
4276
CLASSIFIED
SELLS
CALL TODAY!
941-207-1200
Venice/Englewood
North Port areas
OR
941-206-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
DANCE CLASSES
S3093


BELLY DANCING
Charlotte Cultural Cen-
ter Saturdays, 11am.
941-276-0935
are to be completely pri-
vate, with burial in at Sara-
sota National Cemetery.
Don Royston is president
and co-founder of the
Veteran Motor Car Club
ofAmerica SW Florida
Region, and may be
reached at 941-575-0202
or leekr42@embarqmail.
com.


By DANNY GAWENDA
SPECIAL TO THE SUN
As usual, I started
Saturday off at Mickey
D's. The hot coffee sure
felt great. After an hour
of fixing the troubles in
the world, I was off to the
first Southwest Florida
Mopar meeting.
I parked my Ford SUV
across the street and
walked in. I don't think
anyone saw me, as no
one "booed" me.
More than 20 new
members came and
brought their Mopars. Jim
Harrower supplied the
coffee and doughnuts. The
informal meeting went
great and it was decided
to become a club. Further
info will be decided at the
next meeting.
It was great to see a lot
of people from my home
state of Michigan. Most
of them worked at the
old Chrysler headquar-
ters in Hamtramck, Mich.
For those of you who do
not know, Hamtramck
was known as the "Polish
Capital of the World." I
still cannot pronounce
some of the names of
the businesses in that


Brr ... winter car events


area. And yes I know that
the Dodge Bros. made
almost all the parts for
Ford's first cars. Never
thought I would ever
hear the end of that.

Thanks for
the trophies
I would like to thank
Linda Linder, the "Cruz'n
Chick," for donating all
the used trophies. I have
a team of re-builders
from the Peace River Car
Club working on them to
make them new.
Several readers asked
me what to do about the
problems they are having
getting their car repaired
or where to go to have
work done. Before you
get any repairs done to
your car, make sure to
get a written price and
estimate of what they are
going to provide. As far
as custom work on your
car, ask around at car
shows or cruise-ins.

For Fords
Several car nuts are
starting a "Ford-product-
only" car club. Fifteen


interested people have
contacted me about
starting this club. This
will be a family-type of
club for having fun, not
just car shows. There
will be no limit on age of
vehicle or what type of
Ford product you have. If
interested, contact me at
941-276-1126 and I will
pass along the info.

Car shows
Lug Nuts will have a
cruise-in at the Royal
Palace Entertainment
Center, 4411 S. Tamiami
Trail, Venice, at 3 p.m.
Jan. 29. Lil Audry will
do the "DJ-ing" for this
show. Queen Darlene of
the Royal Palace will host
this cruise-in and will
have a bunch of great
free prizes to give away.
Trophies will be given
out. Discounted food
will be served inside at
Yvette's Bar and Grill.
I was told by the head
chef that several new
items will be added to
the already great menu.
This cruise-in is free to
all. Remember, you never
know who will show up


PHOTO PROVIDED


Harbor Nissan recently donated $10,700 to the Homeless Coalition of Charlotte County. Business
owner Chris Freeland said he was inspired to do so by a story on "60 Minutes"and did so after
making a pledge at the Coalition's Mistletoe Ball. The amount donated was based on car sales.
Pictured are, from left, Freeland, Dianne Ingman, Toni Simpson, Angela Hogan, coalition director,
Tiffany Morse, Tina Figliuolo, Rick Gladwell, VP and general manager for Harbor Nissan, (second
row) Kevin Russel, Mark Martella, Mike Wyers, Ebert Eberly and Rex Koch, chairman of the Home-
less Coalition Foundation.


at one of these events.
On Feb. 11, the Burnt
Store Market and Restau-
rant, 16520 Burnt Store
Road, Punta Gorda, will
have free car cruise-in
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.


There will be giveaways
and DJ music provided
by Lil Audry. For more
info, call Serge at 941-
815-1945.
Lug Nuts is a no-frills
car club no dues,


fundraisers or any cost
to participate. If you are
interested in these "cruise-
ins" or have any sugges-
tions, contact Danny G at
941-276-1126, or email
lugnuts@gmx.com.


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EDUCATION
3094


Medical Billing
Trainees Needed!
Hospitals & Insurance
Companies depend on
Certified Office Assistants!
No experience needed!
Local Job training &
Placement available.
HS Diploma or GED
& PC needed!
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Warm Mineral Springs
Every Saturday at 11am
LECTURE
Reduce stress, Improve
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FOR YOU!

FIND A JOB!
BUY A HOME!
BUY A CAR!

EXERCISE CLASSES
Z: 3095

400 W. Retta Esplanade
Saturday at 9:30am.
TAI CHI QI GONG
FREE YOGA WITH KAREN
on Nokomis Beach,
Wed,Thur, Fri & Sat 8:30 am.
Bring a small blanket.
941-586-7697
FREE BASEBALL INSTRUC-
TIONS & travel baseball try-
outs, ages 8-14, for spring
season. Storm Baseball.
For more information call
(941)-421-9822
GULF COAST ACUPUNCTURE
151 Center Rd.
Wednesday 5:30pm
Thursday 9:00 am
Saturday 8:30am
YOGA FOR BEGINNERS
Proceeds to
Venice Wildlife Center
Call Rick or Mary
941-488-1769

KRIYA YOGA MEDITATION
1250 Rutledge St.
Unity Church of Peace
Monday at 7pm.
941-423-0029
MARTIAL ARTS Shaolin Kung
Fu Training. Flexible schedul-
ing. For more information call
941- 421-6547
YOGA CLASS FREE
FREE Hatha Yoga Class Thurs-
day's at 8:30am to New Stu-
dents with Yoga for Every Age.
Instructor Ilse Mindling RYT
This class is suitable for those
with little or no experience.
Proper alignment, movement
and breath will be emphasized.
Relaxation/meditation is part
of every class. Beginners
welcome. Punta Gorda Isles
Civic Assoc.
2001 Shreeve St. See
http://www.yogaforeveryage.com
or call 941-204-0095
for more info.
PIs. bring your own yoga mat.
RELIGION CLASSES
Z3096


BEGIN YOUR DAY IN
DEVOTIONAL STUDY
Christ the King Lutheran
Church, 23456 Olean Blvd.
TUES & FRI 9:00-9:30 am.
For more info 941-766-9357
Port Charlotte
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
4005 Palm Drive, Punta
Gorda Various Days & Times
CONFIRMATION/BIBLE STUDY
Adult Infomational class
941-639-6309


OTHER CLASSES
3097


CONCENTRATIVE MEDITA-
TION with Linda Weser, 7 p.m.
every Monday at Unity Church
of Peace, 1250 Rutledge
Street, off Veterans Boulevard
between Orlando Boulevard
and Torrington Street, Port
Charlotte/North Port line.
Free; open to the public.
941-423-8171 or 941629-
2077

4000


FINANCIAL

LOANS/ MORT-
GAGES


MONEY WANTED --
$60k, 4 yr. Balloon
6%=34% yield 941-629-5659

5000






BUSINESS SERVICES
AN OCCUPATIONAL LIC.
may be required by the City
and/or County. Please call the
appropriate occupational
licensing bureau to verify.

S APPLIANCE
SERVICE/REPAIR
Z 5020

CLEAN DRYER VENT
BE SAFE & SAVE $35
(941)-204-9070
PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200

ADULT CARE
5050


CNA FOR in-home adult care,
30 yrs experience, references
941-830-4151
CHILD CARE
L 5051


ALL CHILDCARE
FACILITIES MUST INCLUDE,
WITH ADVERTISEMENT,
STATE OR LOCAL AGENCY
LICENSE NUMBER.
CHUTES'N LADDERS
The Best Family Run Daycares
2 Safe, Quiet &
Beautiful Facilities.
Professionally Caring Teachers.
www.chutesnladders.net
(941)-764-3434
(941)-828-0080
DCF Lic. # C20CH0032 & C20CH0019
FLORIDA STATE LAW
requires all child care centers
and day care businesses to
register with the State of Flori-
da. The Sun Newspapers will
not knowingly accept advertis-
ing 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


CLEANING
SERVICES
W 5060


LuLu's Cleaning & Land-
scaping
Relax Let Me Do The
Work! 22 yrs. exp.
941-416-0975
PAMELA TRACY'S Cleaning
Service. 35 yrs exp. Honest,
affordable. 941-585-5402

HEATING & AIR
5090


HONEST AIR CONDITION-
ING & HEATING. Comm. &
Res. Serving Sarasota & Char-
lotte County. 941-423-1746
Lic. CA C056738

HOME / COMM.
IMPROVEMENT
z! 5100

ABBEE PAVERS
Driveways, Pool Decks, Patio
941-639-5209 Lic. & Ins.
CARPENTER, INC. Handyman
Rotten wood, doors, soffit, facia,
etc. Phil 941-626-9021 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
NEED CASH?
Have A Garage
Sale!
DAVE'S HANDYMAN
Honest, Knowledgeable & Reli-
able. Call for all your needs,
Sm/Lg 941-628-8326 Lic/Ins
FCI CONSTRUCTION Con-
crete, Masonry and Demoli-
tion. Driveways, Additions,
Commercial Buildings. Lc./lns.
941-628-5965
FORECLOSURE REHAB
One price Start to Finish
Lic.& Ins 941-764-1418
JEFF DRAKE CUSTOM Car-
pentry. Remodels, new
const., Kitchens & baths,
Windows & doors. We do it
all. 941-815-6123
ODDS & ENDS
HANDYMAN SERVICES
Interior Remodeling,
Living in Place Modifications,
Home Watch
941-445-3768
QUALITY DECKS Pool
Decks, Garage floors,
Patios & more. FREE crack
Repair with renovation.
941-375-1103
STUCCO REPAIRS, interior/
exterior paint. New Constr.
Breakwater Const. 941-302-
0629 Lic.#CGC1508016

LAWN/GARDEN
& TREE
5110

AN OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE
may be required by the City
and/or County. Please call the
appropriate occupational licens-
ing bureau to verify
A COMPLETE TREE CARE CO.
Quality Work Done Right the 1st
Time by an Exp. Drug-Free Crew
Tree sales, prune, install,
design, removal, stump grinding
Professional Arborist.
Free Estimates, 10% Sr. Discount
941-426-8983
www.northporttree.com
NONI'S LAWN CARE, Tree
Service & Landscaping, Call
today for Free Estimates. lan
Kemp. 941-380-2708. Lc&lns
Tommy's Tree & Property
Service *Trim & remove
*Complete lawn care.
Lic/ins. (941)-809-9035


PAINTING/
WALLPAPERING
11Z 5140



BEST PRICE FOR QUALITY JOB!
Best Coast Painting
Residential/Commercial
Handyman services also!
Visa/MC/Disc accepted
941-815-8184 AAA00101254
FREE PRESSURE WASH w Ext.
Paint. Tree pruning & palm prun-
ing from $99 941-697-1200
S PET CARE
4 5155


PET WASTE AND
CAGE CLEANING SERVICE
941-204-5593
PLUMBING
Lo 5160


THINK PLUMBERS are too
high? Give me a try! Retired
master plumber. Lic.
RF11067393
Ross (941)-204-4286

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POOL SERVICES
:5165


AZTECH POOLS Personal-
ized
Complete Pool Serv. & Repair
Lic/Ins. 941-585-1711

PRESSURE
CLEANING
0 5180O

DIRT BUSTERS PRESSURE
CLEANING LLC. Walls, Drive-
ways, Sidewalks, Roofs...ETC.
No Job Too Big or Small 941-
2864671 / 6288326 Lic./lns.
CLASSIFIED
SELLS
CALL TODAY!
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Venice/Englewood
North Port areas
OR
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Pt. Charlotte Areas

RECREATION
S5181


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SCREENING
L 5184


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Repair and Pressure Washing.
Visa/MC (941)-979-0922


6000






MERCHANDISE


GARAGE SALES
6001 Arcadia
6002 Englewood
6003 Lake Suzy
6004 Nokomis
6005 North Port
6006 Port Charlotte
Deep Creek
6007 Punta Gorda
6008 Rotonda
6009 Sarasota
6010 South Venice
6011 Venice
6012 Out Of Area
6015 Flea Market
6020 Auctions
MERCHANDISE
6013 Moving Sales
6025 Arts & Crafts
6027 Dolls
6030 Household Goods
6035 Furniture
6038 Electronics
6040 TV/Stereo/Radio
6060 Computer Equip
6065 Clothing/Jewelry/
Accessories
6070 Antiques &
Collectibles
6075 Fruits/Veges
6090 Musical
6095 Medical
6100 Health/Beauty
6110 Trees & Plants
6120 Baby Items
6125 Golf Accessories
6128 Exercise/Fitness
6130 Sporting Goods
6131 Firearms
6132 Firearm Access.
6135 Bikes/Trikes
6138 Toys
6140 Photography/Video
6145 Pool/Spa & Supplies
6160 Lawn & Garden
6165 Storage Sheds/
Buildings
6170 Building Supplies
6180 Heavy Constr.
Equipment
6190 Tools/Machinery
6220 Office/Business Equip
& Supplies
6225 Restaurant Supplies
6250 Appliances
6260 Misc. Merchandise
6270 Wanted to Buy/T rade


ARTS AND CRAFTS
S6025


CANDLES W/VALENTINE
CARD LABELS 160Z JAR $15
941-426-5379
FRAMED OIL painting Boats
on shore gold ornate frame
16x18 $15 859-466-9572
FRAMES FOR Art 20X24.
10 left $28 717-659-0146
FRAMES FOR Art 22X28 7
left $36 717-659-0146
QUILT SUNBONNET sue and
sam Light Colors. Full size bed
$499 941-624-6598
DOLLS
6027


"ANNALEE" GOOSE DOLL
MINT VINTAGE PC 10" W/ORIG
TAG $15 941-639-1517
CABBAGE PATCH Dolls pair 1
irl 1 boy in good condition
$40, OBO 941-423-2818
DAWN HEAD to Toe x3 Dawn
w/wigs/clothes $175 941-
698-0446
MUFFY VANDER bears non
smoking. vg cond. $5 941-
258-0810
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
S6030


4FT. FLUORESC Lights 2 pc
brand new in boxes. $110,
OBO 941-697-1110
50 COOKBOOKS Each $1I
941-488-0417 I


HOUSEHOLD GOODS
S6030


AIR CONDITIONER Whirlpool
10,000 BTU, runs well. $80
860-941-8073
AIR PURIFIER ionic $30 941-
227-0676
AIR PURIFIER Rainbow 500
ozone generator $175, OBO
941-575-0273
ANTIQUE CHINESE Imprint
Tall Lamp $40 941-276-8259
BATH VANITY maple with
marble top, 48" $175 941-
662-9818
BED ENSEMBLE F/Bed&Bath
Gold complete Queen Set $50,
OBO 941-697-7626
BED FRAME steel mint con-
dition $15 941-497-1962
BED KING Serta pillow top
$275 941-697-0777
BED QUEEN pillow top, nice!
$175 941-697-0777
BED TOPPER Down, feather,
topper, $40 941-505-0094
BEDSPREAD KG.
tan,grn,sm.floral + 2 shms.ruf-
fle edge $20 941-625-5211
BIG GAS grill $65, OBO
941-623-3723
BLENDER OSTER 4242 Clas-
sic Design Beehive Blender
(NEW) $25 941-627-9466
BLENDER, OSTER Beehive,
New,2-Speed Classic Iconic
Design $22 941-626-7754
CARPET NEW piece 6'2" x
5'1" green/teal tones. $20,
OBO 269-251-4543
CHANDELIER BRASS,
crystal, w/long chain. $75,
OBO 941-697-1110
CHINA NORITAKE 40 pc./w
creamer and sugar $499
941-698-0446
CHINA, 16 place settings
$50 941-575-0111
COFFEE MAKER Philips
Senseo gourmet black $10,
OBO 941-626-9027
COFFEE MAKER Tassimo sin-
gle cup with rack and supplies
$100 941-624-4523
COMPLETE BATH: New
linens, accessories. Brown.
8pcs. $45 941-276-1881
CORNER MEDICINE Cabinet
(3) 35X9X12, Mirrored door
VGC ea. $49 941-894-4115
CRYSTAL 18PC Tea set
15pc$235 941-627-5300
CRYSTAL 26 pc set $195
941-627-5300
CRYSTAL BOWL 9in $50
941-564-8416
CRYSTAL CHANDELIER
Crystal Teardrop with Crystal
Cups $200 941-979-7911
CRYSTAL MIKASA 24 glass-
es Gold Crown mint. $499
941-698-0446
CRYSTAL VASE 10in $40
941-564-8416
CRYSTAL, MILLER Rogaska
6 place setting glasses set/ice
bucket $299 961-623-6281
CURTAINS: WHITE LACE
63x55 $50; 112x83 $75
941-475-1207
CUSHIONS(4) /W slings,PVC
lanai roller chairs. Exc.Con.
$50, OBO 941-575-6856
DECORATIVE MIRROR Gold
36"X33" Excellent $30 941-
423-9371
DEHUMIDIFIER KENMORE,
30-PINT, AUTOMATIC $50
860-941-8073
DINNER SET, Gorham 8
Place, Warwick Gold Edge
$299 941-623-6281
DISHES PHALTZGRAFF
TeaRose 8+settings, lots of
extras $125 941-493-3331
DISHES WHITE stoneware 2
sets svc for 6. $15
941-697-9991
MIRROR BACK of door white
frame new $5 941-629-8955






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HOUSEHOLD GOODS
S6030


DISHWASHER LOWER RACK
NEW IN BOX For GE,Hotpoint,
RCA $65 941-894-4115
DRAPES, LINED 3 prs. earth-
tone, 50" x 84", each pr. $24
269-251-4543
FIREPLACE HEATER fan
good heater exc cond $125
941-575-8229
FOSTORIA COIN GLASS
AMBER COIN GLASS 25 PCS.
WONT SEP.CASH ONLY $200
941-613-2329
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G.E MICROWAVE 1 Year
old. $25 941-375-8269
GOLD ORNATE mirror
4'x2'.beveled.beautiful.new.
$85, OBO 941-235-2203
MATTRESS/BOX.
New -Will sell $100.
941-629-5550


HOUSEHOLD GOODS
S6030


I BUY FURNITURE
Or anything of value!
941-485-4964
LAMP RETRO white/yellow.
8" diam. 37" tall $10
859-466-9572
LAMP, TIFFANY style, red,
blue, green, yellow, 15"
across. $40 941-423-0505
LENOX ENCORE Stemware
32 pieces $10 each, OBO
813-505-9560
LIGHT FIXTURE
(w/bulb+cord) 4' fluorescent
$7 941-629-8955
MATTRESS, QUEEN AND
BOX. Brand New will sell
$175. Also have KING. 941-
629-5550
MATTRESS & BOXSPRING
queen size $300, OBO 863-
990-6429
MATTRESS TOPPER 2.5"
memory foam, $20 941-505-
0094
MIRRORS (2) Etched glass
Arched style. $75 941-698-
0433




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HOUSEHOLD GOODS
S6030


NEW CONSIGNMENT
STORE Now accepting
merchandise. 353 W.
Dearborn St. 941-
286-6532 or 416-1455
OIL PAINTING Abstract, blue,
white, black, etc. $25 941-
423-9371
OIL PAINTING Surf and
Shore, 41"x53" $40, OBO
941-685-4363
ORIENTAL RUG, 8x11 Navy
w/lvory $50 813-240-0844
PAINTINGS: BEAUTIFUL
OCEANVIEW, 29X17. $49
941-525-9392
PINE CABINET can be hung
on wall.bathroom etc. $30,
OBO 941-235-2203
POSTER FAMOUS DONALD
ROLLER WRIGHT $20 941-
204-1437
PR. OF seagull pictures mat-
ted & framed. 20x21".ex.c.
$40, OBO 941-235-2203
QUILTS TWIN Reversible
Bk/blu/white and It. blue on
other. $20 269-251-4543
ROOM AIR/CONDITIONER
G.E. Portable $225 941-483-
3523
RUG ZEN Garden area
Red/Gold Tapete 63-94 $225
941-623-6281
SEWING MACHINE Singer
vintage,exc.cond model 185k
$50, OBO 571-251-4101
SEWING MACHINE, Ken-
more, Brother $40&up x cond.
941-493-7166/941-416-3508
SILVERWARE, GLD&SLV
ptrn.srvl2,72pc wd.case.nice
$99, OBO 941-625-5211
SPACE HEATER Ceramic,
Holmes 1000/1500watts
$17, OBO 941-575-0273


HOUSEHOLD GOODS
S6030


SPACE HEATER great cond
$30 941-227-0676
STAINED GLASS Lamps 2
Arrowhead design /wood $75,
OBO 941-575-8750
STOVE TOP BELGIAN WAF-
FLER & 10" CAST IRON SKIL-
LET. EA $20 941-639-1517
TABLEWARE 144 PCS.
BRONZE, FROM THAI.VIET
WAR ERA IN ORIG WOOD BOX
$200, OBO 941-613-2329
TOASTER OVEN & broiler like
new Black & Decker $15
810-919-3466
UTILITY CART folding
groc/beach metal cart $30
941-237-1085
VACUUM KIRBY Ultimate G
Series Attachments & Manuals
$275, OBO 941-423-2831
VACUUM ROOMBA
Model 530 NIB $250
941-473-9330
VERTICAL BLINDS Fits stan-
dard window, textured finish
$80 941-828-0454
VERTICAL BLINDS Ivory
136W X 81L triple glass door
$75 941-697-5710
VERTICAL BLINDS Ivory 88w
X 90L $50 941-697-5710
VERTICAL BLINDS Ivory 91W
81L $45 941-697-5710
VERTICLE BLINDS Fits stan-
dard patio doors. Textured fin-
ish $125 941-828-0454
VOTIVE/TEALITE HOLDERS
(10) Asst. shapes, sizes, col-
ors. $20 941-276-1881
WALL MIRROR Oval w/42" x
54" gld ornate frame $175,
OBO 847-727-0044
WATER DISPENSER B&D
PRIMO Black & gray hot &gray
cold EC. $80 941-735-1709


HOUSEHOLD GOODS
S6030


WATERCOLOR: SHELLS
beautifully framed, signed
18X22 $25 941-525-9392
WATERFORD CRYSTAL 8
glasses and 1 decanter $150
941-564-8416
WILD FLOWER Table Arrange-
ment Gorgeous! $10 941-
276-8259
WINDOW A/C 6000 BTU
very little use. $50
941-474-0010
HOLIDAY ITEMS
6031


TEDDY BEAR, brown3'H
soft,shaggy...for your Valen-
tine!New. $15 941-276-1881
FURNITURE
L 6035


2 SWIVEL BAR STOOLS
GREAT CONDITION! $90
217-652-5406
3 PIECE wicker liv.rm. suite
pastels VGC $450 941-697-
5577


,JJ UV I ILL VIIICn e ,iI
Danbury front vented dig-
ital mini cellar w/ lock
34"H X 23 7/8"W X 23
7/8"D. $250
941-627-9712
A FURNRTURE SHOPPE
BUYING QUALITY Used Furniture
941-473-1986


FURNITURE
6035


50'S DINING set White
wrought iron perfect condi-
tion 30'x50' new glass top
$225 941-764-1806
ANTIQUE EMPEROR Grand-
father Clock Westminster
Chimes $600 941-575-0520
ARMCHAIRS (2) Ig.
wicker/rattan. Pier 1. Nice.
$250 941-276-1881
ARMCHAIRS (4) Ig.
wicker/rattan. Pier I. Nice.
$499 941-276-1881
ARMOIRE-SOLID WOOD
Drexel,dark wood,8 drawers
$200 941-575-7366
BED MATTRESS/BOX.
New will sell $100.
941-629-5550
BED FRAME twin, solid maple
wood w/footboard, good cond
$50 941-343-7863
BED QUEEN Beautiful Brass
Head & Footboard, plus
frame. $495 941-914-1770
BED SET full size/hardwood
headboard/firm & comfortable
$95, OBO 941-493-3331
BED, FULL Includes frame
$175 941-228-7010
SUN CLASSIFIED
BEDROOM SET King Size
Mattress rarely used, light
wood. $250 941-763-0875
BOOKCASE BEIGE 4 shelves
enclosed doors $40 941-743-
7696
BUFFET & China Cabinet,
complete with china & crystal.
$1200/obo. 941-625-3335
BUFFET 2 piece. Light wood,
good condition. $30, OBO
734-812-2474
BUNK BED 2 twin desk and
drawers. $300, OBO
941-698-1104


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FURNITURE FliRNITURE
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BUNK BEDS:
TWIN BOTTOM, SINGLE
TOP, SLEEPS 3 WITH 2
storage drawers/mattress
perfect condition. $350
941-429-1631
CHAIRS pair [2] Gray fabric
Utility Chairs. Excell.cond. $60
941-473-9269
CHAIRS 2 wood/open sides
grn/whte knub cotn fab exc
cond $150 941-726-9850
CHEST 3 drawer oak
40Wx29H ideal for TV $150
865-414-0073
CHINA CABINET 57x78
glass top bottom storage
400 941-769-4517
CHINA CABINET light, gold
etch, 2pc $495 941-627-
5300
CHINA CABINET soft green
exc. cond $150, OBO 941-
460-8915
COFFEE & End Tables Cherry.
$150 941-347-7190
COFFEE / End Tables wood /
glass ,very good condition
$100, OBO 941-876-3905
COFFEE TABLE Dk Wood top
with blk iron legs.41x24x18 "
$25 203-494-7261
COFFEE TABLE glass top,
38" square, metal base $60
941-505-0623
COFFEE TABLE MARBLE
BEAUTIFUL EX/COND. $300
941-698-0619
COMPUTER CHAIR $40
941-228-7010
COMPUTER DESK Desk
w/shelf top and drawers $25,
OBO 941-830-2356
COMPUTER DESK/HUTCH
Ex. Cond. 75"L36"D75"H
$250 941-661-5581
COUCH & love seat, excellent
condition $550/both. Call
after 5pm 941-493-1194
COUCH 7 1/2 foot long light
blue,green, peach $195 941-
627-5300
COUCH AND loveseat, black
leather $250; Glass Ent.
Center incl 32" TV $100.
941-743-5474
COUCH CUSTOM, print 7'6 x
2'2h. $125, OBO 847-727-
0044
COUCH LEATHER BROWN,
DUAL RECLINER. $425, OBO
941-429-8551
COUCH, CHAIR & LOVESEAT
Oversized WICKER set. $350
715-208-0047
COUCH/LOVESEAT
MUST SELL! neutral color.
$395 941-580-1921
CURIO CABINET Natural,
30x76" 3 glass shelves $100,
OBO 941-735-1709
CURIO LIGHTED CARVED
CHERRYWOOD, LIKE NEW.
$499 941-275-5700
DESK 43X18, MAPLE, 7
DRAWER, EXC. COND. $175
941-743-6699
DESK SECRETARY Genuine
Mahogany $375 941-228-
7010
DESK THOMASVILLE drop lid
solid cherry wood $395, OBO
941-423-2818
DINETTE SET 5 pc 42"rnd
glass tble mosaic design
$225, OBO 941-613-2352
DINETTE SET Glass Top Mar-
ble Base 4 Chairs $125
941-276-8259
DINETTE SET w/ Bakers rack
glass/rattan $250, OBO 941-
876-3905
DINETTE SET Wood drop-leaf
table,2 chairs, side board.
Exc. $100 941-488-8691
DINING RM SET NICE OAK
VENEER. 6CHAIRS/2LEAVES
$350 941-416-8058
DINING ROOM Set Antique
Gold/Pecan Table, 6 Chairs,
Hutch $200 941-979-7911


DINING SET 42x72 glass top,
6 chair, blk&mauve $375
941-769-4517
DINING TABLE & 6 chairs,
solid, cane-backed, fruitwood
color, $175 941-493-3331
Dining Table 6 chairs light,
new $1500, ASKING $550,
matching Hutch & China Cabi-
net new $1000, ASKING
$350 941-830-8340
DINING TABLE 66x42, 6
chairs. Walnut, All excellent
$125 941-426-5268 N. Port
DINING TABLE Mohaganv, 2
18"ext. Very rugged $50.
firm. 207-453-8425 Pt Char.
DINING TABLE Round wood
Vintage 70s needs refinish
$75, OBO 941-735-1709
DINING TABLE, beautiful,
oval glass top, (41x62), white
rattan base, 6 chairs (2cap-
tain) w/red striped seats. Less
than 4 yrs old. Purchased at
Fox Furniture, MUST SEE.
$500. Englewood 941-475-
2093
DINING TABLE/CHAIRS light
wood 48"round w/upholstered
chairs $130 740-601-4067
DINING TABLE/CHAIRS
solid light wood
excellent condition
upholstered seats $90, OBO
941-268-6495

DRESSER 6 drawer with mir-
ror $100 941-255-0104
DRESSER CHERRY 5 Drawer
Chest Square 40W 58H $299
941-623-6281
DRESSER/MIRROR DARK
wood,14 drawers/big/small
$125 941-830-2356
END TABLE glass top 28"
square metal base $40 941-
505-0623
END TABLE pecan/cane shelf
solid wd/drwer strg EXC
COND $50 941-726-9850
END TABLES 2 faux marble
18x18x18 /pedestal base
$50 941-726-9850
END TABLES Set of 2
Natural color & GC $40, OBO
941-735-1709
ENT CENTER Solid Oak
5x6,TV space is 37-1/2".Nice
$125, OBO 814-573-7578
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
Dark cherry color, from Rooms
to Go $65 941-916-2621


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PATIO DINING -et iith 6.
:hr:ir.: -. : ind .i.1. 41.

PATIO SET I.ls tc le .*-.
W ,':h V" '-,. bEl- .
'94 1 '.1: '.. '.-
RATTAN FURNITURE 'lr:.,
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c.4-' ., E:. 94 -: l 2-
RATTAN ROCKER hcrite t:;rh
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3 pc 6'6h x 8'4 glass, lights
$450, OBO 847-727-0044
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
carved pine great looking must
see! $100 941-204-5001
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
lighed oak 3 piece set. $250,
OBO 941-249-1898
ENTERTAINMENT CTR Wood
mahogany color w/doors
$200, OBO 941-735-1709
ENTERTAINMENT SHELVES
wicker beige tv/cd/dvd room
$99 941-743-7696
ETEGERES (2) White Rattan
78X32X18 5 glass shelves
VGCea- $135 941-894-4115
FUTON FRAME COMES WITH
QUALITY MATTRESS $50
941-416-8058
GLIDER CHAIRS (3) each $7
941-258-0890
HAMMOCK DELUXE with
stand, green stripes, like new
$100 941-764-7775
HEADBOARD & FRAME, KING
SIZE, BROWN CANE. $50
941-255-9152
HEADBOARD FULL-SIZE
WOOD I can send pic! $69,
OBO 941-544-1128 N.P.
PATIO TABLE Highoval glass
top. $50 814-573-7578


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L FURNITURE
OO 6035


SOFA & matching loveseat
$285; matching swivel rock-
er $95; pastel sofabed $225;
lider rocker/ottoman
115. All excellent condition!
941-468-4848/941-468-2571
SOFA & rocker loveseat sage
green all recline, microfiber
exc. $400 941-769-7984

SOFA queen sleeper Like
new- Two cushions cream w/
pillows. $350 941-681-6407
SOFA AND loveseat Hickory
Hill, Red, Modern and comfort-
able $350 607-368-8755


FURNITURE FURNITURE
S6035 Lo L 6035


SOFA BED Full, upgd'd mat-
tress, perf cond,burnt orange.
Sacrifice $350 941-637-1176
SOFA BROYHILL, Light Green
Fairly new. $300, OBO 961-
347-8123
SOFA CURVED RATTAN EXC
CONDITION $375 941-460-
8528
SOFA EX COND LIKE NEW FL
FLORAL EARTH TNS 84"
$150, OBO 941-918-9129
SOFA, Full size, beige
microfiber. Very nice. $200
941-575-0111


SOFA, LOVE SEAT excl cond
mauve gr beige $450, OBO
941-460-8915
SOFA/LOVESEAT matching,
beige, microfiber, all reclining,
ex. cond. $250 941-769-7984
SOFABED FULL rattan floral
exc cond. $125
941-488-1239
SOFAS DBL recliner Newer,
microfiber, green. $400 941-
473-2428
TABLE TOP 48x84x3/4
beveled glass $450 941-697-
4349


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6035


TABLE WITH 4 chairs, white
with matching buffett $500 or
will separate. 941-625-6988
TRUNK STAGECOACH Wood
brass bound leather pulls
$275 N.Port 941-276-5525
TUBULAR METAL Car Top,
35" x42" $20 966-6111

TV CABINET Dark wood
veneer 53"Hx48"W incl.TV
$60 941-764-7724
TV CENTER Sauder 48x48
wht oak side& btm strg grt for
BR $45 941-726-9850


I FURNITURE
OO 6035


TV STAND 3 drawers & glass
cabinet-Dark color $65 941-
916-2621
TV STAND 50L16W17H 1/4
gla&wd $125, OBO 941-474-
8286
TV STAND 52"x24" w/
shelf,frosted glass $40 941-
575-4459
VACCUUM, KIRBY upright
with all attachments $50 941-
505-0094
WATER COOLER Culligan for
5 gal. bottles $50 941-505-
0094


FURNITURE
6035


WATERBED w/sophisticated
multi bladder system. Exc
condition w/clean mattress,
frame & headboard,. Sheets
& bedspread also included.
Deliver if needed. $800
941-380-3510
WHITE OAK wicker open
shelves,door wall unit $90
941-580-1921



WHOLE HOUSE of furniture
living, dining, bedrms, etc. Pt.
Charlotte. 727-244-8625


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GARAGE SALES
6001

[-]SAT. 8-2
3186 SE Lovejoy St.
Multi-Family Yard Sale, baby,
gardening, & household items,



ENGLEWOOD
GARAGE SALES
6002




FRI., SAT. & SUN. 9-5
25 Old Englewood Rd.
Everything Must Go!
Commercial Sewing Machine,
Vinyl Records, Baseball
Cards, Furniture, LOTS of
Knick-Knacks, 100's of Gal-
lons of FREE Exterior &
Interior Paint & MORE!
m-iFRI.-SAT. 8-4 111 Via
LMadonna. bicycles, house-
hold, antiques, furniture, tools,
comic books, records, misc


SAT. 8-1
14859 Ingraham Blvd. S
Gulf Cove, COMMUNITY
FLEA MARKET/CRAFT
SALE Rain/shine. Taking
Can Food Donations.
-ISAT. 8-2 5881 Gillot Blvd.
IAssorted items for sale,
collectables & antiques, other
items too numerous to list.
[-iSAT. 8-4 2430 10th St.
Golf cart, loveseat, boat
ladders, Breyer horses, cobalt
blue glass,ladies 5sp Schwinn
-SAT. 9-2 1592 Maria St.
(Near Manasota Beach
Rd.) LOTS of GOOD STUFF!!
Come Check us Out!
SAT. 9-2
E1 1600 MANOR RD.
SPORT CARDS/ ALBUMS
QUALITY ITEMS
m-SAT.-SUN. 8-2 9341
President Cir. S Gulf Cove
Verticals, china, crystal, rugs,
dresser, Qn matt, tables, etc.
[-SAT.-SUN. 8-4
2850 13th St. Grove
City. Fossels, car access. fas-
teners, & a lot of misc.

NOKOMIS/OSPREY
GARAGE SALES
S6004

-]FRI..8-3&SAT...8-12
0728 Portia St.
Four families. Misc. items.


NOKOMIS/OSPREY
GARAGE SALES
6004

F-SAT. 9-2 1035 Oak
IMeadow Lane, Rivendell,
Osprey. Wonderful garage
sale. Something for everyone.
Everything clean & everything
works. Appl.,furniture, clothes,
collectibles & much more.

S NORTH PORT
GARAGE SALES
6005

[FRI-SAT. 8-3. 5077 Trott
Cr. LARGE INDOOR WARE-
HOUSE MULTI FAMILY. Tools,
equipment, electronics, cloth-
ing, lots of furn., flooring,
building materials & lots more.
-IFRI.-SAT. 8 1442 Ray-
iwood Ave hand & garden
tools, daybed, wrought iron set,
rubbermaid storage chest, hot-
wheels & matchbox cars, etc.
m-FRI.-SUN. 9-? 3123 Sal-
lford Blvd. Huge Sale-No
Junk! Name brand baby/tod-
dler girl & adult clothes all
sizes. Formals, household, 38
pistol, knives, & lots of misc.
F- SAT. 8-12
4598 Lullaby Rd, N.P.
*Multi-Family-SALE**
Toys, household, kids cloth-
ing, Xmas & MORE!


SAT. 8AM
3106 Montclair Cir.
Moving Sale.
Variety of items.
SPT. CHARLOTTE/DEEP
CREEK GARAGE SALES
6006

-IFRI-SAT 8-?. 16467
ILagore Ave. off Hillsbor-
ough & Toledo 'Blade. Tools,
furn., books, household, misc.
[:FRI., FEB. 24, 8am -
NOON & SAT., FEB. 25,
8am TO 10am. 2200
Ryan. (Dir.: Bal Harbor to
Deborah, turn right, left on
Carmichael, left on Ryan.)
ESTATE SALE assisted by
the Isles Girls & Guys. 2 din-
ing room tables; 8 chairs;
armoire; entertainment unit;
sofa table; tables; desks;
bakers rack; leather recliner;
sofa & love seat; full bed set;
2 queen bed sets; sleep #
mattress; 12 place setting
Fiesta dishes; toys & col-
lectibles; lanai furniture; 2
tool chests; work bench; golf
clubs; tools; shelves; kitchen
& garage miscellaneous.
Buyers are responsible for
removal of purchased items.
[-FRI.-SAT. 7-1 27312
Addington PI. 33983
Household, Pool Table, Desk,
Tools, Weight, Golf, Lawn
Equip. Grills, Fire Pit & MORE!!
-FRI.-SAT. 8-1 18268
Yale Ave. (Cochran to Can-
nalot to Yale) Slot Machine,
Fridge, New Carpet, TV, Baby
& Youth, embrodery machine


PT. CHARLOTTE/DEEP
CREEK GARAGE SALES
6006

rIFRI.-SAT. 8-11 172 Blad-
Iwin Ct. Multi-Family kitchen
items, boat equip.,kayaks,
clothes, sailboat stand, ETC...
AMGSALE
FRI.-SAT. 8-2
22198 New York Ave.
antiques, books, dvds,
furniture, art sale, some-
thing for everyone!
-FRI.-SAT. 8-3
l176 Carlisle Ave. tools,
NASCAR, garden & household
items
F-FRI.-SAT. 8-4 2980
Cabaret St. lots of new
and used vintage car parts,
tools, collectibles, household
items, bring your truck!
S FRI.8-4 SAT. 8-12
25225 Rampart Blvd
Lakeshore Condo Association
Some furniture
LOLLYVS ESTATES R US
Used Furniture & Thrift Store.
Household, Furniture,
Collectibles & MUCH MORE!!
2715 Tamiami Trail P.C.
Open Mon.- Sat.lOam-5pm
941-625-2006
941-628-0941


SAT. 8-1 3280 Tamiami Trail
Suite 11, Port Charlotte,FL.
COME AND BROWSE THE
TREASURES AVAILABLE AT
FAWCETT SPORTS AND
REHAB IN THE PROMENADES
MALL. PROCEEDS WILL
BENEFIT THE AMERICAN
CANCER SOCIETY
[~ SAT. 8-12
23000 Midway Blvd.
HUGE GARAGE SALE
inside PC Middle School
Wide variety of items.
Clothes, Books, & Much more


SAT. 8-12 369 Salvador Dr.
Sofa & dining sets, dbl & king
beds, dressers, tables, chairs,
pictures, lights, houseware,
linens, etc. HD bikeparts, fish-
ing equip, tools, games, more.
-SAT. 8-2 2098 Midnight
St. HUGE MULTI FAMILY
SALE EXT. LADDER, Clothes,
Household goods. All must go.
I SAT. 8-3
25260 RAMPART BLVD,
DEEP CREEK.
ISAT. 8-3 525 Wabash
Terrace. Something for
everyone!



DSAT. 8-4 2260 Abscott
Street. Near Pt Charlotte
Middle; furniture, decor, house-
hold goods, much more
-SAT.-SUN. 9-4 19599
Carob Ct. HUGE MOVING
SALE! Complete contents of
house including some furniture


PT. CHARLOTTE/DEEP
CREEK GARAGE SALES
6006



SAT. 9-3 451 Hippel St, P.C.
4 FAMILY: Collectibles,
Antiques, Dolls, Records,
Cameras, Electronics, Books,
Household, Furniture & More
] SAT. JAN. 21
9AM-2PM
CRAFTERS DELIGHT II
360 N. Tamiami Tr.
Betwn Cranberry & Toledo
Blade. More Craft Items,
flowers, doll-maker items,
mostly new ladies plus size
clothes 9-10 size shoes
INDOOR SALE


THU.-SAT. 8-3 1345 Sheehan
Blvd. 33952. Collectibles, fur-
niture, antiques, rugs, tvs, pic-
tures the works! Inside & Out.
[n THU.-SAT. 9-4
D 119 Arlington Ct.
ESTATE SALE : 60" Solid
oak dining table w/ leaf, 6
chairs, Lots of furn. house-
hold, etc. Cash only.
m-WED 01/18- SAT 01/21
l8am-4pm 2172 Cannolot
Blvd (off Cochran) Moving
Sale

GARAGE SALES
6007

F--FRI.-SAT. 8-12 2401
Palm Tree Dr. (2) like new
recliners, orig. ping golf clubs,
king cobra woods, rolling
machine bedding & misc.
-FRI.-SAT. 8:30-1:30
07400 Cleveland Drive,
Punta Gorda. Horse tack, Sad-
dles, Tools, Toys, Sewing
Machines, Adult & Teen cloth-
ing..and much more.


FRI.-SAT. 9-2, 3798 Tripoli
Blvd B.S.I. Antique Clocks,
Furniture, Lamps, Boating
Equipment, Clothing, Books,
Wheel Less Trailer.....ETC!!
-] FRI.-SAT. JAN. 20-21
FI 8-11 am.
1442 Raven Ct.
Misc. plants.
S FRI.-SUN. 8-12
S 5750 Almar Dr, P.G.
Tools, lawnmower,
yard tools, power tools,
woodworking tools,
walnut lumber & much more!
-IFRI.-SUN. 9:30-4 215
Tarpon Way. Big Yard Sale.
Clothes, tools, 4Wheeler, TVs,
883HD, toys, movies, games,
household, & much more.
FRIENDSHIP UMC YARD
SALE Jan. 19, 20 & 21, 8-1
Something for Everyone
@ Bargain Prices.
12275 Paramount Dr.
(Tropical Gulf Acres) Follow
signs west from 41/Tuckers
Grade intersection.


GARAGE SALES
6007

-MON.-FRI. 9-5 2705
TAMIAMI TRAIL, Suite 415,
Punta Gorda. MOVING SALE!!
Office furniture, conference
room set, executive work sta-
tions and chairs, bookcases,
heavy duty file cabinets, excel-
lent condition 941-639-2450

mSAT. 8-1 1841 W. Marion
Ave. 7 FAMILY SALE!
Antiques, tools, furniture, 2
TVs, collectibles, jewelry, misc
] SAT. 8-130PM
S 10303 Burnt Store Rd
EAGLE POINT MHP
ANNUAL SALE
Furniture, books, clothes,
household, so much more
including refreshments.
[SAT. 8-3 2475 Dorsey Dr
Harbor Heights off
Voyageur, Household items,
sm appliances, & stuff
DI SAT. 8-3 San Souci
Community Yard Sale, off
Hwy 17 (Duncan Rd), turn on
Taralane Dr (by Tillies Bar).
Follow signs. Antiques,
collectibles, tools.
F-ISAT.7-1 390 Porto Alegro
ESTATE SALE, Everything
Must Go! furn, electronics,
clothing, & kitchenware
SATURDAY SHOP
Fri. & Sat. 9-3
3849 Acline Rd. Unit 108 Bldg. 3
FTHURS., FRI. & SAT. 8-3
I4929 Riverside Dr. New 1
Ton AC, Commercial Ingrsoll-
Rand Air Compresser, Tools,
Antiques, Clothes, Glassware
& MUCH MORE!!


GARAGE SALES
6008

[I-FRI.-SAT. 8-?
1251 ROTONDA BLVD
EAST. MULTI FAMILY tools,
household,collectibles & more!
FRI.-SAT. 8-2
S 15696 Lakeland Cir.
South Gulf Cove
Multi Family Moving Sale.
IFRI.-SAT. 8-2 883 Roton-
da Circle. HUGE SALE
Tools Office Golf Household
Clothes Books and MORE!
[FRI.-SAT. 8:30-4 155
Spyglass Alley, Placida.
3 FAMILY. Furn., marine,
hsehld, jewelry, electronics.
[-]SAT. 8-2
S 3725 Cape Haze Dr.
Indoor Yard Sale Rotonda
VFW Something for everyone.

S. VENICE AREA
GARAGE SALES
6010

FRI-SUN 9-4 Dome Flea
MKT 5115 State Rd. 776,
Cecile's Sheets Etc. SIDE
DOOR ANNEX 941-493-7166


I S. VENICE AREA
GARAGE SALES
6010

FRI.-SAT. 8-12
5860 Denison Dr.
Furniture, baby items,
electronics


SAT. 7AM 4129 Hibiscus Rd.
Antiques, bike rack for car,
kyaak stuff, art, and lots more.


SAT. ONLY 8-2
454 Lake Of The Woods
Dr. 34293.
2 Twin Beds, Upright
Freezer, Chairs, Lamps,
King Headboard, Small
Kitchen Appliances, Exercise
Bike, Linens & MUCH MORE!
[-THU.-SAT. 8-?
102 Algiers Dr. Lane Ven-
ture Furniture, set of twin
beds, patio furniture, etc.
s- THU.-SAT. 8-? 564 Sheri-
Idan Dr. (off Shamrock)
MOVING SALE!! Everything
Must Go!

GARAGE SALES
Z6011l


FSAT. 7:30AM-1:OOPM
Huge Community
Sale!

CHESTNUT CREEK
PATIOS CLUBHOUSE
985 Harbor Town Way.
Off Center Rd.
-ISAT. 8-?? 316 South Har-
Ibor Dr. & Valencia Rd.
Antiques & tons of fun items.
Don't miss this one!
[--] SAT. 8:00-2PM
' Off Substation Rd.
Near Burger King!
VILLA LE GRAND
COMMUNITY SALE
Dont miss this one!
-SAT. 9-2 241 S. Harbor
Dr.. Venice Island- No early
birds! We're Cleaning House!
SAT. JAN 21ST
8 AM NOON
COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES
700 WATERWAY
ANNUAL TRASH &
TREASURES SALE
Jewelry, collectables,
fishing, tools, art, bikes,
household items & more.
Find that treasure!


|L1.LI? S ole
SATURDAY ONLY 8-2
621 Hibiscus Dr. on Island
Prints, needlepoint books,
glasstop table, beds, book-
cases quality kitchen items,
Dansk china, glass much
more Paintings by Sandi &
prints by Krause
-THU. SAT. 8-3
l248 & 300 Tanager Rd.
Lots of tools, Nascar, 2 motor-
cycles, '97 Olds low miles, all
kinds of misc. items.







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L FURNITURE
OO 6035

WICKER CHEST, white with
print cushion $30
941-575-4459
WICKER ENTERTAINMENT
unit light lovely shelves $99
941-580-1921
WICKER ETEGRE 60 W X 19
D x 72 H 7 shelves & cupboard
$150 obo 712-621-0815
WICKER SET-4PC White GC
bksf, 2chrs, loveseat $200,
OBO 941-735-1709
WOOD HUTCH Glass door on
top wood bott black $150,
OBO 941-735-1709
ELECTRONICS
S6038

AUX POWER Transfer System
New in Box 6 Circuit 30 amp
$199 941-258-7666
CALCULATOR PROFES-
SIONAL, Sharp, Never used.
2 yrs old. $30 941-623-0622
CASIO CTK-518 Organ
$75 941-445-7832
CELL PHONE SAM-MSG.KEY-
BOARD METRO 1MO OLD $60
941-237-1085
CELL PHONE SAMG messen-
ger METRO slide out 1 mo old
50 941-284-5457
COPIER PRINTER fax hp
c6100 $25 941-228-1745
F4500 HP Deskjet New with
CD $45 941-445-7832
FRANKLIN DICTIONARY
electric new $20 941-227-
0676
GAME BOY & Handy Boy
Original boxed in excellent con-
dition. $50 941-460-8214
PIONEER 5.1 S/S Amp Ex.
Will trade for new Flat Screen
TV. $120 941-244-2405
PS2 IN original box with mem-
ory card $50 941-460-8214
RADIOSHACK PRO-92 multi-
System Trunking Scanner $75,
OBO 941-575-6556
SAMSUNG GALAXY Tablet
Mint Condition, must see!
$450, OBO 941-979-1920


WIRELESS WEATHER Station
Displays time, indoor/outdoor
temp $15 941-626-9027
TV/STEREO/RADIO
6040


19" ZENITH TV $25, OBO
941-255-9152
20" T.V $7, OBO 941623-
3723
AMP, POWER Zone Crunch,
psi 220, 1000 watt max.
$150 805-252-3452
BOSE "SUB" for home system
$99 941-544-1128 NP area
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
27"TV+Ent.Center.Must see
$100, OBO 941-321-9544
HUGHES DVR 40 Not work-
ing. Has new Card. $25 941-
244-2944
KICKERS (2) 12" New $150
for both 805-252-3452
PROJECTION TV 46" HDTV
Panasonic, hi def sound, $150
805-252-3452
TOSHIBA 50" HD EC $225
941-697-5577
TOSHIBA 50" HD EC $225
941-697-5577
TURNTABLE STANTON
Prof/DJ quality 1/2 price
$200, OBO 941-626-2832
TV 20" MAGNAVOX looks &
works like new w/remote. $25
941-627-9736 Pt Char.
TV 27" ORION looks & works
like new w/remote. $30
941-627-9736 Pt Char.


TV/STEREO/RADIO
6040


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TV 43" Hitachi DLP HDTV w/
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TV/STEREO/RADIO
6040

TV 52" RCA HDTV includes
surround sound $400, OBO
863-990-6429
SClassified = Sales
TV INVERTER Box $251
941-743-0582
TV JVC HD 52" $100
573-470-1422
TV MITSUBISHI 55" Projec-
tion. Diamond Model. $150,
OBO 941-698-5002
TV rarely used, HD 32" flat
screen, Sanyo $200 firm 941-
600-4170 or 216-533-4262
TV SAMSUNG 30in
Not flat $50 941-473-7848
TV SHARP 52" LCD & Sony
Blueray player $550, OBO
941-637-4783
TV W/STAND Philips 21 inch
w/remote Exc. Cond. $75
941-228-7010
TV'S 2 32in Sanyo excellent
picture. $50 each
941-743-0090
TV, 47" SAMSUNG HDTV
GREAT PICTURE! $300
941-380-0611
VIEWSAT FTA&WEATHER
forecaster $100.
941-697-4526


EQUIPMENT
6W060

COMPUTER ALL in 1 xp win-
dows plus printer. hd built in.
$250 517-694-3639
COMPUTER DESK 24"x40"
drawer pavilion style on
rollers $60 810-919-3466
COMPUTER DESK 4 pcs
xtra Ig $150 941-255-0104
COMPUTER DESK w/hutch,
light color, great condition $50
941-493-3331
COMPUTER TOWER XP
updated ready to use clean
antivirus $80 941-639-1113
DAVE IN-HOUSE-OFFICE corn-
puter repair, set-up Serving Char-
lotte Co. 10+ yrs 941-629-6337
DELL DIMENSION 2400
Complete,but bad mother-
board $15 941-445-9069
DELL PRINTER/SCANNER
new black/color inks.lnstr.
included $100 941-488-7185
FAX MACHINE brother fax
560 $40 941-564-8770
KINDLE FIRE! Brand New,
Never Used! $190 941-979-
1920
LAPTOP COMPAQ Presario
v5201us notebook pc $125,
OBO 941-698-1104
MONITOR DELL TUBE TYPE
$5 941-575-8881


941-429-3110


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EQUIPMENT
6060

LINKSYS WIRELESS g broad-
band router 2.4 GHZ cost 85+
$26 941-697-1102
PC WIN-XP, LAN, Modem,
internet ready, 1GB, 250GB,
CD, DVD $99 941-743-3482
PRINTER & 3 Cartridges Lex-
mark Wireless $15
Punta Gorda 308-340-3447
PRINTER HP 2400 Photos-
mart all in one, good cond.
$40, OBO 941-408-6875
PRINTER HP officejet 6210
all in one. good cond $40
941-257-8500
PRINTER KODAK ESP C310
CD & booklet incl like new
$40, OBO 941-423-2818
PRINTER LEXMARK model
x6100 $60, OBO 941-249-
1898
TRANSCRIPTION PEDAL
New in org. box $50 941-624-
5975
USE CLASSIFIED!
USB-HD EXTERN 160 GB
$25 941-743-3482
WIRELESS ROUTER by Net-
ear G speed, box & cables.
15 941-764-3454
WORK STATION V-Shaped
4.5 X 4.5 ft. simulated wood
GD.CN. $80 941-244-2405


CLOTHING / JEWELRY
ACCESSORIES
6065

BOOTS LLBEAN women
size 8.waterproof.ln. $25,
OBO 941-235-2203
CLOTHES JUNIORS-DEP
sizes3/5/s/m New&Newer
pick10 $40 941-544-1128
COSTUME JEWELRY 15
Pieces, each item $3 941-
488-0417
DRIZA BONE Australian Rid-
ing Coat Beautiful and rare!
$350, OBO 941-483-0293
INDIANA JONES Raiders Hat
Extra Large $25, OBO 941-
483-0293
LADIES BLOUSE Orange
w/brown embr.flowers. I/s Sz.
4-6 $10 859-466-9572
LEATHER JACKET men's
black size 42 like new hip
length $50 941-474-0010
LEATHER JACKET MEN'S
BROWN LG NEW. $50
ENGLEWOOD 941-475-7577
LEATHER JACKET Wilson
Size large. Nice! $100, OBO
941-698-5002
MEN'S DRESS shoes Black,
size 10. Buckle,slight wear.
$15 859-466-9572
MENS WATCH Stauer Atomic
Titanium. Mint $110, OBO
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ACCESSORIES
6065

MINK COAT NAT RANCH,
FULL LENGTH, SIZE 8P $499,
OBO 941-276-1495
NAVY BLUE graduation cap &
gown new condition, 5'7"-5'-8"
30, OBO 941-875-8382
RHINESTONE CHOKER
(.5"Wx12"L)w/matching
bracelet. $18 941-276-1881
TOTE, GIVENCHY, new; black
patent leather-like material.
$15 941-764-3454
TURQ NECKLACE 4 strand-
chaca canyon $200 941-237-
1085
TUXEDO WHITE jacket
44, black. pants 40/30
$60 941-697-4349

ANTIQUES
COLLECTIBLES
6070

1876 AVON collection Ruby
red pitcher and vase $30, OBO
941-249-1898
2 LIMOGE Plates 1930's Far-
berware & Limoge plates.
$50, OBO 941-244-2944
ACTIVELY BUYING!
Older Paintings; All American
Subjects; Landscapes, Marine,
Beach Scenes (Esp. New Eng-
land), Also European, Asian,
Russian, ETC. Oriental Rugs,
Porcelin, Jade, ETC! Early Fur-
niture, Jewelry, Silver, Ivory,
Any Quality Investment Items.
Please Call Tyler on Boca
Grande 941-306-8937 (Cell)
ALUMINUM PITCHER/8
glasses vg condition $10
941-258-0810
ALWAYS BUYING
ANTIQUES, ART, SILVER
NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUES
(941) 639 -9338
ANTIQUE DRESSER walnut,
tall 5 drawer,scrolling design
$150, OBO 941-575-8750
ANTIQUE LIGHTER Ronson
1950s Varaflame ladies clock
$60, OBO 941-979-2355
BLUE ANGELS pics. large
laminated. Each one is differ-
ent $35 941-423-2585
CASH PAID**any old mili-
tary items, swords, medals,
uniforms, old guns. Dom
(941)-416-3280
COKE MACHINE Dixie-Narco
model. 5 can selection. works
great $200 941-743-2333
COMMEMORATIVE 1936 S
San Francisco Bay Bridge Half
Dollar $175 941-244-2405
CORN SHELLER Black Hawk
8" wheel. Fine Condition. $75
N.Port 941-276-5525
CRANK TELEPHONE wood
housing. Can e-mail pictures.
$85 941-764-3454
CURRIER & Ives dishes
68pc.set no cracks or chips
$175 941-769-1386
DEPRESSION GLASS BOWL
& ALUM CANISTER SET vin-
tage ea $20 941-639-1517
DISHES FIESTA, original
yellow, 45 pieces $300, or sell
by piece. 941-485-0492
DISNEY CHRISTMAS Orna-
ments Grolier Presidents Edi-
tion $10 941-258-7666
EZRA BROOKS DECANTER
1969 LIBERTY BELL BRONZE
4/5 QRT $25 941-244-3727
HALL DOUBLE Boiler Copper
and pottery. $15 941-624-
2105
MIRROR LABATTS beer
14"x17" wood frame $25
941-697-6592
I ADVERtISEWItHtHE I
SUN CLASSIFIED
OKINAWA LIGHTER & ciga-
rette case metal in original box
$20 941-258-0810
OLD CT Image Viewer Techni-
care Physicians console $499,
OBO 941-391-1582
OLD RED water pump antique
red pump $99 941-474-8286


ANTIQUES
COLLECTIBLES
6070

OX YOKE two, 4' & 5' wood
carved, antique, make a chan-
delier $125 941-697-6592
PLATES BABYANIMALS 8
babys w/authenticity certifi-
cates. $250 941-979-8250
PYREX AUTUMN Wheat 4 Pc.
Bowl Set Englewood $30
941-473-1026
ROCKWELL DISHES Toymak-
er,Cobbler,Tinkerer,Friends
$25 941-244-2944
SNOW VILLAGE windmill
Dept. 56 12 in tall, mib $15
941-258-0810
WELZ & ZERWECK BREWERY
BEER BOTTLE ANTIQUE AQUA
$18 941-639-1517
WHITE WOOD mirror Antique
carved wall mirror $20 941-
286-1170
WORLD SERIES Bottle 2011
St Louis Cards logo Limited
Edition $5 941-445-5619

S MUSICAL
T6090


BALDWIN OVERTURE MCO
series. Manual lots of music
books. $325 941-473-9269
BANJO INSTRUCTION Book
5-String w/CDs & DVD $39.95
941-626-5399
BANJO NEW Morgan Monroe
5-String. Sounds great $299
941-626-5399
BEGINNING PIANO LESSONS,
For Aduls, 16-99, Englwd. 45
min./$20 Have Fun! 941-468-
6899
ELECTRONIC KEYBOARD
Yamaha PSR-11. Like new.
$70, OBO 941-979-2355
GUITAR LESSONS by exp.
teacher 941-676-0715
KEYBOARD YAMAHA PSR-
31 w/stand 61 key $125
941-204-0596
RESONATOR GUITAR Regal
"Dobro" style. Nice sound
$499 941-626-5399
SMALL UPRIGHT PIANO Very
compact white. Swedish, exc
cond. $100 941-661-9864
YAMAHA KEYBOARD DGX-
505,88 keys,extras,Gr8 Con-
dit $499 434-945-0104
MEDICAL
L 6095


2-WHEEL WALKER LIKE NEW
$18 941-426-5379
3-WHEEL WALKER
folds,hand break,hgt adj,pock-
et $50 941-639-3193
ADULT BRIEFS 25 bags,10
count, XL, tabs on sides $150
239-961-2252
AIR CUSHION -special type
prevents skin breakdown,like
new $40, OBO 941-575-8750
ATTENDS UNDERWEAR 13
bags, 18 count, pull-ups,
large. $75 239-961-2252
BEDSIDE COMMODE, GREAT
CONDITION $24 941-639-
5966
BEDSIDE TOILET adj hgt,side
arms,can use as raised toilet
seat $25 941-639-3193
BP KIT Dual, 2 cuffs, digital,
used once. $10 941-624-
2105
CANE, METAL $6
941-426-5379
COMMODE can be used at
bedside or bathroom $18
941-426-5379
COMPANION WHEELCHAIR
4wheel,footrest,fold, cushion
$65 941-639-3193
ELECTRIC SCOOTER exc
cond; w/accessories. $350
941-833-0446
HOSPITAL BED Electric, exc.
condition, vinyl covered mat-
tress $450 941-661-8427


MEDICAL
6095


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Compass, 6 wheel. New.
$800, OBO 941-284-2678
MEDICAL SCOOTER
Hoverround M4. $800, OBO
941-284-2678
POWER CHAIR Invacare take
apart new footrests nice uphol
$225, OBO 941-257-8500
POWER CHAIR Jazzy Select-
new battery,joy stick cont
$495 860-941-8073



POWER CHAIR Jet2 HD
$400, OBO 941-244-7528
POWER WHEEL CHAIR Mer-
its, $475. Power Scooter
Pride Celebrity X, red, 3 wheel,
like new, $450. Wide Wheel
Chair 24" seat, HD w/leg rest
$75. Bedside Commode wide
HD $30. Call 941-204-8036.
POWER WHEELCHAIR BLUE
MERITS EXCELLENT COND.
FIRM $499 941-979-2909
REMSTAR + CPAP machine
W/assc.Used Model 1005960
$250, OBO 941-625-5211
SCOOTER 3 WHEEL w/o bat-
teries $75; w/batteries $150
941-284-2678
SCOOTER HOVERROUND
M5. $900, OBO
941-284-2678
SCOOTER, PRIDE Pursuit XL,
Brand new, red, heavy duty,
very fast. Retail-$4,000, Ask-
ing $2,900 941-475-9932
UNDER PADS 18 packs, 10
count, bed chucks/pads,
20"x34" $45 239-961-2252
SHEALTH/BEAUTY
6100


BATHROOM SCALE Health
Meter Professional $7 941-
488-0417
FACE TRAINER by no!no!
New, Tones facial muscles.
$60 941-421-9984

TREES & PLANTS
6110


OLD STAGHORN Hanging
7'dia. 6'high. $100, OBO 941-
698-5002
PALM TREES Majesty 6 foot
big pots $25 ea. 941-564-
8770
VIBURNUM Great for
Privacy 1-15gallons, Barrel
Freeze cloths avail.
SUrS NUSURY 941-488-7291
QUEEN PALM Tree about 11
feet tall,can deliver $35 941-
637-8920
STAGHORN PLANT Healthy
$100 941-423-9371
SYLVESTER PALMS, prized
beauty, bug and climate toler-
ant, 3 gal. $15 941-235-2500


BABY ITEMS
6120


BABY BOUNCER,AND boppy
Disney brand call aft 10am
mint cond $30 941-505-1663
BABY WALKER Disney walker
like new. call aft 9am $25
941-505-1663
BABY WALKER, like new
$20, OBO 941-313-9188
INFANT CAR seat w/base
Chicco cortina hazelwood new,
$90 941-429-8507
STROLLER GRACO lots of
storage NEW Condition $30,
OBO 941-313-9188

GOLF ACCESSORIES
6125


1ST 9 HOLES FREE
2ND 9 HOLES $7
UNLIMITED PLAY!
2 for 1 Golf Lesson Specials
Bayshore Executive Golf Course
1910 Bayshore Rd, Nokomis
941-966-4884
2006 EZGO golf cart recent
batteries. $1,600, OBO
Call Steve 219-608-6136
BURTON GOLF Bag w/ Clubs
Black Premium leather! $350,
OBO 941-483-0293
WVI


U3 I UIVI rX'IIIdlIUIdLLU[eU
golf cart, 4 facing forward,
custom seats, new batts, tires,
paint, light package $5395.00
plus taxes. (941)-625-7969
DRIVER ADAMS tight lies #3
driver $35 941-624-4617
DRIVER, NICKLAUS Airmax
440 RH, R flex, 9* Fujikura
shaft, exc $45 941-488-7774
DRIVERS TAYLOR MADE (4).
all for $25 941-624-4617
GOLF BALLS 150 used, very
playable. $15 941-743-8752
GOLF CART EZ GO with
charger, good condition.
$1,300 941-423-3020


GOLF CART: Yamaha -06
custom cart, 48v, lifted,
chrome rims & large tires,
rear seat, ext'd hardtop,
custom paint, 2yr old bat-
teries & chrger. Perf cond.
$3950 OBO 941-830-2415
GOLF CLUBS Bag & Cart
$50, OBO 941-445-7832
GOLF CLUBS Black Hawk
Titanium graphite woods, irons
$400, OBO 941-743-6053
GOLF CLUBS matching set.
$60 941-993-2001
GOLF SHOES Womens
Footjoy, 8 1/2 M $20, OBO
941-475-3695
NICKENT HYBRID 5 IRON-
WOOD RH $49 941-613-
2175
TAYLOR MADE R5 Driver RH
$49, OBO 941-613-2175
TAYLOR MADE TOUR BURN-
ER DRIVER, RH $79, OBO
941-613-2175
WOMEN'S GOLF CLOTHING
8-10 Shoes 8-8 1/2 $10 & up
941-429-7889

EXERCISE/
FITNESS
^w 6128

AB CIRCLE EXERCISER Com-
plete w/DVD, Manual & Extras
$150, OBO 941-457-0001
AB ROLLER Plus, w/manual,
video, workout routines, box.
$79 941-276-1881
TREADMILL PRO-FORM
Digital $325 941-429-2798


DUMBBELLS HEXAGON iron
30,25,201bs $50 941-766-
7466
ELLIPTICAL TRAINER Nordic
Track Audiostrider 800 $499
941-685-4363
EXERCISE MACHINE "As
Seen On TV". Tony Little Circle
Glide. $50 941-493-7611
HANDWEIGHTS NEW 2 x 10
LBS- $10. Englewood 941-
475-7577
HEALTHRIDER TOTAL body
aerobic exercise machine $30
606-219-2272
JUST PLAY SPORTS
Buying & Selling New & Used
Exercise Equipt. 941-255-1378
NORDIC 625 Recumbent
Bike. $125 941-473-9269
PILATES POWER Gym per-
fect Cond. w/2DVD $175,
OBO 941-629-6908
POWER OR bow flex $75,
OBO 941-623-3723
ROLLER BLADES ladies sz 8
bag, knee, wrist & elbow pads
$15 941-255-0874
SEARS EXERCISE BIKE
$25 941-624-3091
TOTAL GYM 2400 Commer-
cial grade inc all accessories
$499 941-587-1762
TREADMILL CROSSTRAIN-
ER Mint cond.! barley used
$250, OBO 941-626-4921
TREADMILL IMAGE10.6Q
heavy duty $250
606-219-2272
TREADMILL like new, all fea-
tures. $125 941-575-2522
TREADMILL NORDICTRACK
C2255 20" x 55"run area
$295 941-639-7496
TREADMILL SOEL, exec.
cond. $650 941-475-0108
TREADMILL, NORDIC Track,
used once. $350. 941-375-
8758
WEIDER PR04900 3 Station
Like new $325, OBO 941-
423-2235
WEIGHT BENCH olympic
bars,plates 2001bs, leglift,
$200 941-766-7466
WEIGHTS OLYMPIC weights,
1551bs, no bar $40 941-624-
4617
WORKOUT BENCH, Ironman,
new, light blue color, $200
new. Only $75 941-257-5500
ZUMBA BASIC Custom DVD
$20 941-276-8259

SPORTING GOODS
S6130


10 PLAYER texas hold'em felt
table top w/case only $28
941-697-1102
5' TARPON side mount nice
shape. $300 941-743-7115
AIR HOCKEY table 78 inch
sportcraft, works fine $50,
OBO 941-697-6157
BASKETBALL GOAL Huffy,
new, 19" w Net & 2 balls used
$15 941-445-5619
BEER TAPS 2 MicroMatic
One needs air $45, OBO 941-
735-1709
BOWLING BALL brunswick
11# blue left hand w/bag $30
941-624-6149
FISHING POLE Shimano 8'
w/baitcaster reel. $175. obo
Paid $350. 941-626-2832
FISHING REELS, Southbend
vintage collection of 28 reels
with box and 46 reels without
box, all for $550, excellent
condition 941-624-4622
HAKKO MULTI-RETICLE gun
sight brand new $125 941-
629-8955
PAINTBALL GUN pressurized
w/balls $40 941-743-7747


SPORTING GOODS
6130


KNIFE-HUNTING/THROW-
ING CUSTOM made (McEvoy)
w/book $70 941-629-8955
MARCY COMBO Smith
Machine, used but in good
cond. Lat pull down, Upper pul-
ley Crossover, Seated Row,
310 Ibs weights $250 863-
990-8860
PENN DOWNRIGGER, used
once, $150. 941-485-1866
PENN ROD/REEL COMBO
LONG BEACH 267 NEVER
USED $125 941-766-8727
PROPANE STOVE Coleman,1
burner,for backpacking $10
941-624-2105
SCUBA TANK ALUMINUM
80,NEEDS HYDRO,K-VALVE
$40 860-941-8073
TENNIS RACKETS 2 Wilson
rackets, 1 can (3) Penn balls.
$15 941-916-2621
TRAMPOLINE 14', complete
$125 obo, less than lyr old.
863-494-7094
VOLLEYBALL NET Pro size
(33ftx3ft)and quality w ball
used $15 941-445-5619
WET SUIT oceanic farmer
john-new $75 941-426-9714
S FIREARMS
W4 6131


A COLLECTOR buying US GI
45's, Carbines, Garands, Ger-
man Lugers, Walthers, K98's,
Swords, Daggers. 941-705-5145
BERETTA GOLDEN Snipe
O/U 20ga $650
Remington 3200 12ga
$750 941-639-3718
BERETTA shot gun Model AL-
2 Deluxe. Ribbed, checkered-
engraved. 12ga. auto. $465.
(941)-485-4879
CHARLES DALY, Superior 12
Ga. Auto, Vent. Rib Engraved.
Nice! $550. 336-312-0038
FLORIDA CCW Classes.
$50 Per person. Group rates
available. 941-882-0656
www.tarpongunnery.com
GUN SHOW Ft. Myers, FL
Sat. Jan. 28th 9-5 &
Sun. Jan. 29th 9-3
Araba Shrine Temple
2010 Hanson St. @ Rt. 41
Cash paid for your antique
guns and war souvenirs.
Website:
fmaac.tripod.com
239-989-1953
JAN. 20 & 21: Sportsman's
Liquidation Sale of Private col-
lection. 100+ guns, ammo,
scopes, gun access, collectible
knives, fishing poles, tackle,
cast nets, etc. CASH ONLY.
NO EARLY SHOWINGS.8-4 @
3184 Ewing Dr, Venice
Taurus PT92AFS POL.SS, Adj
sight, as new, 4hi cap mag
blue bx $500 941-624-4244
UZI PISTOL, semi auto, 9mm,
like new, $4-500 now $1200
firm. 941-485-1866

BICYCLES/
TRICYCLES
S6135

27" FUJI, LIKE NEW,
DIGITAL SPEEDOMETER,
LOCK SHOE SIZE 9
$359 OBO 941-492-9497
ADULT TRIKE Desoto classic
all fenders nice basket $125,
OBO 941-257-8500
AUTO BIKES Male and female
26" 6 speed. $150, OBO 941-
698-5002
BICYCLE 12 inch boys,ex
cond $25 941-244-7528
BICYCLE 24" HUFFY USED
ONLY 5 TIMES, $50
941-600-4170
BICYCLE LADIES 26" great
price won't last. $40
941-580-1921






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BICYCLES/
TRICYCLES
S6135

BICYCLE MENS black pana-
ma jack beach cruiser $150
941-623-3297
SUN CLASSIFIED
BICYCLE RACK ALLEN
540RR 2" hitch mount take 4
bikes $75 941-661-9864
BIKE 26 INCH MONGOOSE
21 SPEED MEN'S MOUNTAIN
BIKE $20 561-324-2689
BIKE BMX Mongoose, 20",
nice $18 863-494-8154
BIKE SCHWINN Super Cruiser,
Ladies, 6 spd, basket, mirror,
bell, Ig comfortable seat. Must
see, New $185 941-257-5500


BICYCLES/
TRICYCLES
4 16135

BIKE SEAT(SADDLE) Bon-
trager Suburbia, almost new.
$15 941-624-2105
BIKE, 20" Schwinn Falcon
boys bike, like new. $35
941-697-8878


BIKE, 24" Malibu with 18
speed. Full suspension, shock
spring $65 941-423-9190
BIKE- 24" Girl's Huffy. Good
Condition! $50 941-492-
5997 Iv. msg.
BMX BYCYCLE 20 Inch, Blue,
New $50 607-368-8755


BICYCLES/
TRICYCLES
Wl 6135

HIS & HERS bikes nice shape
/can deliver $165 941-626-
3102
ADVERTISE
In
The Classifieds!
HUFFY CRANBROOK beach
cruiser. Good useable bike
$55 941-214-8168
TRIKE ELECTRIC motor com-
plete. Controls, battery, charg-
er $100, OBO 941-474-5293
TRIKE, SUN X3 SX, 24 speed-
like new, paid $1200, sell for
$750, OBO 937-974-5888


TOYS
6138

COLOR VIDEO NOW red
w/black case & 2 SpongeBob
games $10 941-626-9027
DISNEY BABY swing lamaze
act. center $25 tub/sling $10
$40 941-505-1663
FOOTBALL TABLE $25
941-223-4667
IQUEST 4.0 Leap Frog, good
cond $10, OBO 941-626-
9027
KICK@PLAY PIANO like
new,fetal heart sound $10
$20 941-505-1663
LGB 2080 S Electronic
Engine Excellent Condition
$350, OBO 941-575-6556


TOYS
L 6138

NICHOLS 45 Stallion Nichols
cap gun circa 1955/w shells
$175 941-698-0446
RED WAGON radio flyer
seats 2 $60 941-227-0676
I Classified = Sales

VIDEO
6140

1965 NIKKORMAT CAMERA
w/3 lenses,book, case $250,
OBO 941-483-0293
CAMERA TRIPOD 21" to
35" $10 717-659-0146


VIDEO
6140

DIGITAL CAMERA purple-digi-
tal-1 mo.old-case $50 941-
237-1085
CLASSIFIED
SELLS
CALL TODAY!
941-207-1200
Venice/Englewood
North Port areas
OR
941-206-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
NIKON CAMERA D-100, 18-
50 F3.5 lens & Nikon SB4ODX
Flash $240obo 941-875-1838
TELEPHOTO LENS Soligar
80-200mm screw mount.
Gd cond. $25 941-423-2585


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S POOL/SPA
& SUPPLIES
i 6145


TRADE-IN'S WELCOME
We buy used &
move hottubs.
Many used to choose from
$100/Up 941-625-6600
AQUA PILOT Salt Generator
Turn salt into chlorine &
healthy $250 941-743-3858


DIRECT FROM FACTORY!






Sarasota
Home Show
941-462-0633
HOT TUB great condition,
seldom used. $499, OBO
941-504-5630
POOL FILTER PUMP, Intex
New in box. $70
941-255-9788
POOL LOUNGE CHAIRS 4,
1FT Stool,Ex cond. $125,
OBO 941-613-2175
SOLAR POOL Cover Reel 16'
wide with used black cover 15
x 30 $70 941-626-0304
STENNER CHLORINE pump
15 gal. tank $200 941-769-
1386
WE MANUFACTURE
SPAS & SWIM SPAS
3 Person $1995
5 Person $2495.
Swim Spa $8995.
Whsl prices 941-462-0633

WE MANUFACTURE
SPAS & SWIM SPAS
3 Person $1995
5 Person $2495.
Swim Spa $8995.
Whsl prices 941-462-0633

LAWN & GARDEN
Z6160


46 IN deck for riding mower
new $100, OBO 941-661-
5293
8 ALBINO Koi for pond, 6 8"
$35 941-764-7775
BLOWER/VACUUM ELEC.
Black and Decker. New. $75
941-698-1002
CREAM CONCRETE Planters
great for your driveway (2)
420, OBO 941-875-8382
EDGER CRAFTSMAN $60
941-473-4121
ELECTRIC LEAF BLOWER,
Craftsman 120 volts. $45
941-423-9190
GRASS TRIMMER Toro, elec-
tric,15" $25 941-223-4667
HEDGE TRIMMER B&D 22'
electric with adj. handle $25
941-625-7005
LAWN MOWER used tires
sizes from 15x600x6,
22x10x10, over 30 tires $10
& up 941-639-8161


USED LAWN MOWERS
BUYING & SELLING
*Riders, Push & Parts.
941-268-0917 or 416-1109
LAWN TRACTOR Murray
12.5HP 40" starts & runs ok
$499 941-429-9461
LAWN TRACTOR, Craftsman
18 HP, 48' cut. w/ trailer.
$800 941-889-8565


LAWN & GARDEN
6160


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MARKET UMBRELLA air vent
top. 106"x96". new. $65
517-694-3639
RIDER 42" Craftsman auto
W/new starter, runs like new
$499, OBO 941-685-4363
RIDER CRAFTSMAN LT2000
42", excellent cond. $495
941-228-1745


RIDER, 42" Deere, 22HP
D130, 4 mths old, 4 yr war-
ranty, $1,700 941-743-6699
RIDING LAWN MOWER 42
INCH CUT MTD NEEDS LITTLE
WORK $125 941-276-4733
RIDING LAWNMOWER Troy-
bilt,42 cut,Briggs,18HP,Excel-
lent $495 607-368-8755
RIDING MOWER,Murray 12.5
HP, New Blades, Belts, Bear-
ings $299 941-628-2311
WHEELBARROW 4 cu ft.
excellent condition. $50 941-
698-1002
WHEELBARROW HEAVY
duty 2 wheel 6 cf. $70 941-
625-2779

BUILDINGS
6165

SHED BUILDING very nice
$495 941-626-3102
CHECK THE
CLASSIFIED!

BUILDING
SUPPLIES
6170

CERAMIC TILE Lt. Beige,
16"x16", 160 sq ft.
$100, OBO 419-708-8196
DOOR FRAMES (3) 36x80
exterior, brand new $100 each
941-724-4564
ELECTRICAL PANELS
50amp,100amp w/all brkrs
$150, OBO 941-286-0767
FENCE 117 ft of vinyl fence,
4ft high picketts & post $250
941-475-9254
HURRICANE SHUTTERS
accordion and pannel type
$499, OBO 941-391-1582
INTERIOR DOORS (3)32"
Flat/(8)6 Panel 36" $10
Hardware- $5 941-423-6821
PLYWOOD 1/2 inch, (20) 4x8
sheets, several half sheets,
$200 941-475-9254
PLYWOOD 1/2 Inch. 6
Sheets. Various Sizes. $30
For All. 941-492-5997 Iv. msg.
RED OAK planks (4) approx.
size 2X8X8 $150
941-474-0010
STORM PANELS (16), .050
alum., white. $350/all or will
separate. 941-286-0767
U/F WIRE 8/10/12GA W/GI
$200, OBO 941-286-0767


VANITY TOP dbl bowl 72.5 x
22.5, tan cultured marble $75;
round 20" sink white w/faucet
$20. Exc cond 941-505-2304
WINDOWS 2 new 30x30
h/duty, fixed, tinted glass.
$40 each 941-343-7863
WOOD BURNING stove will
heat 1500 sqft. $200 941-
724-4564


EQUIPMENT
6180


WANTED USED
MECHANICAL PLATFORM
SCALE
5001b capacity or more.
Call 941-416-6293

TOOLS/ MACHINERY
6190


ADJUSTABLE SAWHORSE
Stanley 30"-37" like new $35
727-631-4954
B&D CORDLESS Trimmer
Comes with charger and extra
line $30, OBO 941-244-2944
BATTERY CHARGER Schu-
macher Model #Se-2152ma.
Like new $30 941-629-0946
BATTERY JUMP Start & Air
Compressor, RoadPro. New
$50 941-255-9788
BENCH GRINDER Ryobi 6"
With lights.New in sealed box.
$35, OBO 941-505-1763
BENCH VISE Wilton 350, jaw
width 3.5", max open 5.25"
$175 904-425-8023
CUTTING SYSTEM ALL IN 1
NEW HAND HELD COST $150
SELL $55 941-268-9029
DEWALT 364 7-1/4 Circular
Saw Heavy Duty Brand New in
case $200 727-631-4954
DIAMOND TIP blade new 9"
wet tile blade $15 941-228-
1745
DOVETAIL MACHINE, Porter
Cable 24" Omnijig, templet
$250 941-320-9855
EXTENSION LADDER 24 ft.
fiberglass $100 941-697-
1168
GENERATOR 10HP coleman
6250 watts $250 941-473-
4121
GENERATOR 2000W allpow-
er generator. $250
Punta Gorda 321-234-4753
GENERATOR 6HP on wheels,
3750 watts. $375, OBO 941-
830-2356
GENERATOR COLEMAN
PowerBoss 10hp 5600 watt
$300, OBO 863-409-4364
LADDER 24' Louisville alum
extension 2501b cap. $150
941-429-9461
LADDER COSCO aluminum
multi use extension and step
$25 941-473-4121
LADDER FOLDUP. In box.
Multipurpose; Multi-configura-
tion $35, OBO 941-505-1763
MITRE SAW 10' w/2 blades
$50 941-743-2760
PALLET JACK 27" wide x 48"
long, old but works good!
$100 904-425-8023
PASLODE FINISH Nailer LIKE
NEW, many extras. $300 941-
624-3091
PRESSURE WASHER 6.5 HP
Excell like new $125 941-
408-8149
PUMP HOMELITE transfer
pump. $100 517-694-3639
PUMP, 3 x 3 contractors
series pump w/ 6hp motor
INDUSTRIAL, NEW. $300.
941-626-4646
SCISSOR LIFT Cart 770 Ibs
max, 15" to 55", foot pump
$250 904-425-8023
SCROLL SAW 16" Craftsman
$55 941-426-9714


TOOLS/ MACHINERY
6190


SCROLL SAW Craftsman 16"
Variable Speed used, like new.
$90 941-486-0186
SHOP CART folding handle,
24" wide x 36" long, wheels
roll good. $20 904-425-8023
SPEED SAW Ryobi w/ acces-
sories and case, like new $45
727-631-4954
STEP LADDER 10 ft. alu-
minum $100 941-697-1168
TABLE SAW Craftsman on
stand $50, OBO 941-244-
7528
TABLE SAW, Delta, mover,
upgrades, dado blade, sled
$350 941-320-9855
TRACTOR PARTS, (FORD 9N-
2N-8N), have parts for com-
plete tractor. $950 for all.
941-408-4491
TRUCK TOOLBOX Full Size,
Black. $30, OBO 941-313-
9188



NEED CASH

WANTED USED
MECHANICAL PLATFORM
SCALE
5001b capacity or more.
Call 941-416-6293

OFFICE/BUSINESS
EQUIP./SUPLIES
LZ 6220

OFFICE OUTFITTERS
Preowned & new office furniture.
VENICE 941-485-7015
CHAIR MAT plastic chair mat
great condition no rips 48x36
w/chair $15 941-286-1170
DESK WITH LOCKING FILE
DRAWER $50 941-416-8058
DRAFTING TABLE 42x31,
adjustable tilt, $65
614-273-9948
FILE CABINET FIRE PROOF
LEGAL SIZE 4 DRAWER $225
941-697-1168
FILE CABINET Metal, 3 Draw-
er, 36x18x48. Good Cond!
$75 941-492-5997 Iv. msg.

RESTAURANT
SUPPLIES
L 6225

CHEF KNIFE Set New in
Case,15 pc Hoffman Solin-
gen.Exc $65 941-421-9984
GREEN PAN 5 in One Cooker
Pot Rice,pasta,etc. New $45
941-421-9984
HUGE COOKING Pot w/burn-
er stand great for festivals.
$60 941-421-9984
USED REST EQUIP, 1 rotis-
serie, 1 sandwich warmer, 1
hen pennie broaster and 1 con-
vection oven electric Hobart, 2
cold boxes and 2 hot boxes &
Misc. items Prices start at
$50. Must sell 941-457-1717

BIRDS
6231


BIRD SHOW-SARASOTA
Sun Jan. 29th 9a-4p
Sahib Shriners 600 N Beneva Rd
Birds Cages Toys & More!
727-517-5337

CATS
6232


NOTICE: Statute 585.195
states that all dogs and cats
sold in Florida must be at least
eight weeks old, have an offi-
cial health certificate and prop-
er shots, and be free of intesti-
nal and external parasites.
SAVE A LIFE. Senior cats
need homes not euthanized.
Barbara 941-497-6755


DOGS
L 6233


NOTICE: Statute 585.195
states that all dogs and cats
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Z6236

BIRD CAGE 24x20x34.5 on
wheels $250, OBO
941-505-1494
BIRD CAGE 24x20x34.5 on
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941-505-1494
FISH TANK& CABINET 55
Gal Salt Water. Live Coral, Fish
& All Accessories Included.
$375 941-916-0115
FLIGHT CAGE 62"hi x
40"wide x 30"deep, casters.
$125 941-423-0505
KITTY HOUSE 2x3x6 well
built cost $250 asking $150
941-475-4201
NEW WESTERN saddle blan-
ket brown,tan & black $10
941-475-2385
PARROT CAGE, LARGE,
used 2 months, like brand
new. $200 Eng.815-263-3420
SHOW DOG grooming set
table to tack box 40 pcs, call
for list. $350 941-698-1811
THERMO CANTEENS zip-
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2385
WESTERN SADDLE pad Pro-
Orthopedic, used twice!! $75,
OBO 941-475-2385
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941-214-1018
CHEST FREEZER, KENMORE
WHITE 15 CU FEET $125
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COOKTOP JENN-AIRE
4 cntls, fan, ductwork incl, vg
cond $250 941-460-1764
DISHWASHER WHIRLPOOL,
biscuit, excellent. Very little
usage. $100, OBO
941-423-7323
DRYER G.E. HEAVY DUTY
WHITE $100 941-255-9152
DRYER GE Ex large capacity
works!! almond $25 941-286-
1170
DRYER WHIRLPOOL $100,
OBO 941-698-1104
ELECTRIC RANGE white, 4
burners, speed bake. $150
941-321-1191
FRIDGE GE sxs bisque;ice &
water in door perfect cond.
$150 865-414-0073
FRIDGE, white Kenmore w/
water & ice disp $195; White
Range $95 941-237-0253
GE TRIO: Refrig, stove
µ., bisque, ex. condition
$400 941-698-0526
MICROWAVE 30" over
range,digital,ex cond $25,
OBO 941-764-1955
MICROWAVE OVER the
range w/ vent & light $50,
OBO 941-214-1018
MICROWAVE WHIRLPOOL
1.6 CF Wht. 30" above Range
GD/CD. $60 941-244-2405
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MISCELLANEOUS
S6260


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FIREWOOD SEASONED split
oak firewood, full half cord
$150 941-628-0557
GRILL 18" Weber Charcoal
Outdoor grill Black $30 941-
416-4822
JOHN D. MACDONALD paper-
back books 17 great condi-
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KEROSUM Director Portable
Kerosene Fired Heater, single
burner. $75 941-637-3799
MOVING BOXES, 27-small,
20-med, 9 large. All for $25
941-697-8878
PIPE 15ft 8 inch sch 40 pvc.
$75 941-473-4828
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941-743-0649
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REFRIGERATOR, Kenmore
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TRANSPORTATION

S AUTOMOTIVE
7005


2004 DODGE Ram 1500 SLT,
Quad cab, V8, 5 speed auto.,
A/C, bedliner & Leer top, cab
& bed alarms, power every-
thing, MANY extras, exc. con-
dition, MUST SEE 51,530
miles, $9,999 941-423-7005

BUICK
7020


2005 BUICK LACROSSE
CXL, 4 dr, white, 51,523 mi,
$10,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2005 BUICK LACROSSE
CXS 31K MILES $13,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
CADILLAC
L 7030


1999 CADILLAC DEVILLE
47k mi. Unbelievable cond.
$6995 dir 941-204-9415
2 CADILLACS 2005 Deville 29K,
dk platnium, Palm Beach ed. 1st
$13,550; 2005 Deville 34K, Lim-
ited ed. few made, Loaded, dia-
mond white pearl, Ithr. $14,650
Carfax 828-777-5610 cell
2003 CADILLAC DEVILLE
Silver, 4 Dr. 100k Mi. Good
Cond! $5,500. 860-716-7295
2005 CADILLAC STS red, 6
cyl, excellent condition, 53K,
keyless & remote start, GPS,
$11,600 941-423-4944
2007 CADILLAC DTS
EXCELLENT CONDITION
SANDSTONE $19,989


CHEVY
7040


1994 GEO PRIZM, blue,
$850, OBO 941-391-0037
1999 CHEVY MONTE
CARLO, 70K mi, PW/PL, AC,
$3988. 941-639-1601, DIr.
2003 CHEVY Monte Carlo
SS, black, 113,242 mi,
$7,785 877-219-9139
2006 CHEVY AVEO LS, 4 dr,
white, 62,228 miles $5,950
877-219-9139 dlr
2006 CHEVY CORVETTE
ONLY 16K MILES WOW NICE
CAR, RED, $31,989


2007 CHEVY AVEO LS, 4 dr,
yellow, 85,373 miles, $6,879
877-219-9139
2007 CHEVY IMPALA LT Super
Clean! Mint Cond! $12,988.
941-625-2141 GormanFarly
2010 CHEVY CORVETTE
AUTOMATIC, TARGA TOP,
ONLY 13K $41,989


2010 CHEVY MALIBU,
$15,985. 941-639-7300
Gene Gorman Premier
2011 CHEVY Cruze LS, 13k
mi, 6 spd, connectivity pack-
age. $14,500. 941-235-7701
2011 CHEVY IMPALA,
$15,990. 941-639-7300
Gene Gorman Premier

CHRYSLER
L7050


2005 CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE
38K $14,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR


2008 CHRYSLER PTCRUISER
$9,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
DODGE
7060


2000 DODGE VIPER
ONLY 14K ORIGINAL MILES
$44,989


2006 DODGE STRATUS SXT,
4 dr, gray, 44,020 miles
$7,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2007 DODGE CALIBER
black, 44,805 mi, $11,452
877-219-9139
2007 DODGE MAGNUM EX,
SXT, white, 89,441 miles,
$9,876 877-219-9139
2008 DODGE CALIBER SXT,
hatchback, 4 dr, blue, 57,272
mi, $8,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2010 DODGE CHALLENGER
200 MILE NEW CAR $39,988


FORD
7070


2004 FORD MUSTANG
Convertible, 60,000 mi, 1
owner,immaculate, $15,000,
OBO 941-391-6211
2010 FORD TAURUS
LTD $24,911
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GMC
7075


2004 GMC ENVOY SUV,
152,887 mi, black, $7,285
877-219-9139 dlr

JEEP
7080


2001 JEEP WRANGLER,
Auto, A/C. Sporty! $7,988.
941-639-1601, DIr.
2003 JEEP LIBERTY Limit-
ed, blue, 54,941 miles,
$11,546 877-219-9139
2003 JEEP LIBERTY X, 2 dr,
blue, 84,649 miles, $11,785
877-219-9139
2005 JEEPWRANGLER, Mint
Cond! Only 46k Mi! $13,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2006 JEEP GRAND Chero-
kee tan, 5,200 mi, $10,980
877-219-9139 dlr
2006 JEEP WRANGLER
4X4. $17,990. 941-639-
7300 Gene Gorman Premier
2006 JEEP WRANGLER X,
2dr, manual, 4X4, blue, 32,696
mi $18,754 877-219-9139 dlr
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Have A Garage
Sale!
2007 JEEP GRAND CHERO-
KEE SRT8 ONLY 47K MILES
$29,989
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7000 CHRYSLER
7050


LINCOLN
7090


2000 LINCOLN TOWN CAR
Carr. Roof, White, 134k.
$5,200. 941-979-8283
2004 LINCOLN LS
47K Miles Loaded
Like New Condition.
$11,000 540-580-8309
2004 LINCOLN TOWN CAR
4 Dr. $11,990. 941-639-
7300 Gene Gorman Premier
2004 LINCOLN TOWN CAR
Low Milage, very clean, asking
9K obo Blue Book 11K Call
231-620-0313
2006 LINCOLN ZEPHYR
45K mi. Conv. top. Exc. cond.
$17,500/obo. 941-979-9030
LINCOLN TOWN CAR 2007
57,000 mi, many extras, must
see. Make offer $16,500
(941) 484-6807
MERCURY
7100


1997 MERCURY GRAND
Marquis white, 56,730 mi,
$5,897 877-219-9139
2000 GRAND MARQUIS
Limited Edition
47k mi, One SR owner,
White/Blue carriage
roof. Every option!
Garage kept, new tires,
"Perfect in every Respect"
$5775/obo Call BOB
941-468-3375
2002 MERCURY MARQUIS,
124,000 mi, tan, very clean
car with tan interior, good
tires, 24.5 mpg. $4,500 574-
315-9019
2005 MERCURY GR. MAR-
UIS LS. 30K Mi! Leather!
11,988. 941-639-1601 DIr.
2006 MERCURY SABLE
PREMIER EDITION ONLY 15K
MILES $11,988


OLDSMOBILE
7110


1993 OLDSMOBILE ACHIE-
VA 4 cyl, orig 55k mi, AC,
power windows & doors, Sil-
ver, good cond. $2,500. 941-
505-8509 or 239-728-8008
1998 OLDSMOBILE 88
LS, Leather 122k mi.,$4,000
1 owner 941-475-3745

PONTIAC
L 7130


2002 PONTIAC GRAND
PRIX GT 4 DR Sedan, 140k
highway mi, 6 cyl., loaded, 1
owner. 1st reasonable offer
takes it, $2,999, OBO
941-400-8815
2004 PONTIAC GRAND Am
silver, 69,291 miles $8,425
877-219-9139 dlr
2004 PONTIAC GTO
YELLOW ONLY 41K MILES
$18,989


2007 PONTIAC G6
CONVT 15K $16,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2007 PONTIAC SOLSTICE
ONLY 13K MILES $18,989


2008 PONTIAC G6 4 dr,
value, gold, 53,781 miles,
$9,950 877-219-9139
2009 PONTIAC VIBE hatch-
back, white, 40,058 mi,
$12,478 877-219-9139 dlr

SATURN
7135


1994 SATURN SL 79 mi,
SL2, $24 716-374-2950


SATURN
Lw 7135


2004 SATURN L300 silver,
77,430 mi, $7,985 877-219-
9139
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01 SL2 Sedan.........$3,099
99 SL2 Sedan.........$3,299
00 SL2 Sedan..........$3599
03 VUE SUV.............$5,595
03 ION Sedan..........$6,299
02 VUEV6 AWD.......$6,899
07 ION Sedan..........$7,999
08 Aura XE Sedan..$10,599
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SCION
S7136


2005 SCION XB maroon,
87,176 mi, $9,875 877-219-
9139
2005 SCION XB silver,
60,243 mi, $10,978 877-
219-9139
2006 SCION XA, 16,000 mi,
one owner new tires silver,
$9,500 941-429-9461
2009 SCION XD 31,031
miles $15,875 877-219-9139
dir

L ACURA
7145


1999 ACURA TL 3.2 bas, 4
door, silver, 14,6892 mi,
$5,875 877-219-9139
2006 ACURARSX Coupe,
Low Miles! Auto, Moonroof!
$11,988 941-639-1601, DIr.
2009 ACURA TL 3.2
$27,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
AUDI
7147


2006 AUDI A4 3.0 QUATRO
CONVT ONLY 22K MILES
$21,990 (877)-211-8054 DLR
BMW
7148


2001 BMW 325i 60K Miles,
Leather, Loaded. $9,988
941-639-1601 DIr.
2004 BMW 3251
$14,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2004 BMW 330C1C 2 dr,
convertible, silver, 89,461 mi
$10,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2004 MINI COOPER S, PW,
PL, A/C. Loaded! $11,988.
941-639-1601 DIr.
2005 BMW 3301 black,
35,314 mi, $18,754 877-
219-9139
2006 BMW 325, Like New!
Nice Ride! $16,988. 625-
2141 Gorman Family
2006 BMW 750LI 4 dr,
beige, 70,298 miles,
$27,895. 877-219-9139
2006 BMW Z4
CONVERTIBLE MUST SEE
ONLY 43K MILES $22,988


2007 BMW 6501 convt, 2 dr,
V8, silver, 54,435 miles,
$38,995 877-219-9139
2008 BMW Z4
$25,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2009 BMW 3281C
BURGANDY WITH ONLY 28K
MILES $26,989
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BMW
7148


2010 BMW M3
LOADED WITH UPGRADES,
MUST SEE!! $66,989


2011 BMW 1281
CONVERTIBLE
ONLY 7K MILES $31,989


HONDA
7160


1999 HONDAACCORD EX,
Mint Cond! Must See! $5,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2000 HONDA S2000
WHITE SUPER CLEAN WITH
32k MILES $24,989


2002 HONDA ACCORD EX,
4 dr, leather, gold, 114,003
miles, $6,785 877-219-9139
2006 HONDA CIVIC 4 door,
white, 87,138 mi, $11,875
877-219-9139 dir
2006 HONDA CIVIC hybrid,
white, 87,138 mi, $11,875
877-219-9139
2006 HONDA S2000 convt,
manual, 2 dr, blue, 58,022 mi,
$20,980 877-219-9139
2007 HONDA CIVIC Hybrid,
silver blue metalic, 13,952 mi
$16,875 877-219-9139 dlr
2008 HONDA ACCORD Cer-
tified, EXL, nay, gray, 47,393
mi, $18,754 877-219-9139
2008 HONDA ACCORD EXL,
4 dr, mystic green, 59,048 mi,
$14,950 877-219-9139
2008 HONDA ACCORD LX,
4 dr, white, 69,240 mi,
$12,875 877-219-9139
2008 HONDA CIVIC Hybrid,
white, 21,496 mi $16,895
877-219-9139 dlr
2008 HONDA CIVIC LX, 2
door, gray, 33,401 mi,
$13,875 877-219-9139 dlr
2008 TOYOTA SOLAR
SLE, white, 52,426 mi
$23,478 877-219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA ACCORD EXL,
4 dr, white, 23,119 mi
$20,874 877-219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA ACCORD EXL,
nav, V6, polished metal, 40,699
mi, $16,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA ACCORD EXL,
V6, 4 dr, green, 37,281 mi,
$17,950 877-219-9139
2009 HONDA ACCORD
gray, 32,868 mi, $18,975
877-219-9139
2009 HONDA ACCORD LXP,
4 dr, beige, 45,528 mi,
$13,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA CIVIC Certified
LX, 4 dr, black, 30,605 mi,
$13,897 877-219-9139 dlr
2010 HONDA ACCORD
black, 6,178 mi, $23,578
877-219-9139
2010 HONDA CIVIC Certified
LX 4 door, red, 19,498 mi,
$16,785 877-219-9139 dlr
2010 HONDA CIVIC Ix, 4dr,
silver 7,330 mi $16,987
877-219-9139 dir
2010 HONDA CIVIC LXS, 4
dr, black, 25,340 miles,
$16,548 877-219-9139
2010 HONDA CIVIC SI, 4
door, blue, 24,629 mi
$18,745 877-219-9139 dir
2010 HONDA CROSSTOUR
Certified EXL, FWD, green, 7,182
mi, $25,950 877-219-9139
2010 HONDA CROSSTOUR
EX, 4 dr, FWD, blue, 8,885 mi
$25,950 877-219-9139 dir
2010 HONDA CROSSTOUR
EXL, 4 dr, 2WD, silver, 7,081
mi, $24,897 877-219-9139
2010 HONDA FIT
White, excellent condition,
less than 7,000 mi. $15,000
941-627-4449






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SSUNCOAST BOATING


BOATS-POWERED
7330


01/21/12
13' 2004 Boston Whaler,
40hp EFI, xtra's, Bimini top,
$8000 OBO 941-575-6556
14' ALUMINUM JON BOAT
w/3HP motor & trailer $350,
OBO 860-861-3884






15' KEY WEST 05, 60hp
Yamaha, alum. trailer. Bimini
top. Trolling motor. Fish &
depth finder. VHF radio. Fish-
ing seat. SS props. $8,000.
941-323-0704
16' SCOUT 155 2010
60HP Honda 4 stroke,
approx. 50 hrs. Trolling
motor, Bimini, rear fishing
platform, 2 Scout seats, live
well, fish/depth finder,
console cover. Perfect
bay/flats boat. $11,900
941-204-2538






17' CC FLATS SKIFF, V-
Hull, trolling motor, live
well, bimini, full cover,
Yamaha 40hp tilt/trim. &
galv. trailer. Great cond.
$5950/obo 941-830-2415
17' cc, 70 Evenrude ,bimini,
low hours. $2,150 no trailer.
732-245-9888 cell. will demo.
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I ruI. VL V-nfun 1oil ODUdsIII,
new interior gel coat, Hyud.
jack plate & trim tabs, trolling
motor, custom live well & full
cover. 90HP Yamaha w/ T&T
and SS Prop. Galv. Trailer,
FANTASTIC CONDITION
$6950 OBO 941-716-6792
17' VIP BOW RIDER 90hp
chry, recorder, 2 props, xtras.
$1,600 352-835-9262


18' 1955 Chris Craft
Sportsman, restored
mahogany, all original,
$18,750. (941) 629-3350
18' BOSTON WHALER
Dauntless w/trlr., trolling
motor, power pole, exc. cond.
$29.500. Bob 734-646-6730


CHASER 2006 boat with
Yamaha 60HP 4 Stroke
with very low hours.
2009 Western Continental
Aluminum Trailer. Ready
to fish with many extras.
$9,000 814-241-8406
18' CREST PONTOON 2001,
40HP Merc OB, w trailer & life
jackets $5,500 941-426-2802


m A I
18' LARSON 2005, blue & white,
less than 30 hrs, Volvo Penta
inboard $13,000 941-268-3974


BOATS-POWERED
7330


18 IVIHVtE-IUK, Z0UU I11Hil1
150 4 Stroke. 300 hrs. Jack
plate. Power pole, 24 V trolling
motor, batt. charger & Ameritrail-
er w/swing hitch. Exc. shape.
$28,900. 941-639-6440


i %# LIAIL. I i K Ii. i//uJ.
AQ131 Volvo/Penta 275. Not
running,as is $k. 941-889-9815
19' CAROLINA SKIFF
19'with center console and
35 honda stroke motor Also
new continental trailer and
bimini top $5,800 765-337-
6300
19.6' WELLCRAFT 1984
Sunhatch w/ Trailer. 4 Cyl.
188HP I/O w/ Closed Cooling.
$1500. obo 941-244-2579
20' 2006 SHEARWATER Z-
2000 Tournament ready.
$19,000 941-391-0037
20'BAYLINER 1994,
Cuddy cabin, 4 cyl I/O,
Bimini Cover $1995.
941-766-9273
20' CENTURY Sea Pro, full
canvas, open bow. nice w/
trailer $3500 941-889-8565
20' CREST Pontoon, 40hp
Merc, bimini top, trailer,
$6200. 628-1203
I Classified = Sales


20' GRADY WHITE 200
Yamaha, motor, boat & trail in
great shape. Extras. Reduced.
6,000. 941-426-1566
-


20' HURRICANE deck boat
'03, 90hp Yahama, $11,700.
941-475-3695,941-769-0792


2U I Y VVc I3 '. i..
150hp Yamaha, only 227 hrs
fish finder, boat cover alum,
trailer good cond. $16,500
941-743-5141


w/ trailer. Ctr console, Yama-
ha 130 2 stroke w/SS prop,
EC $6,900 941-626-4571 or
941-627-5777


LU WtLLLCnAr I tep V
W/200 Yamaha on brack-
et runs great must sell
now! Runs great. $6,500,
OBO 941-697-3671
24' 87 SEA RAY SORRENTO
From Michigan, galv. trailer,
eng needs work. $2,500
864-353-6715


2004 GRADY WHITE -:-:0
Express Yamaha 225hp,
sleeps 5, Diesel Generator,
a/c, full electronic package
w/auto pilot Call for details
239-410-8709






21' MAKO <100 hrs on 225
E-TEC saltwater edition, Cont.
trailer, gps, vhf, fishfinder,
am/fm/cd + extras. Ready to
fish! $19,000 941-637-7706


hp Evenrude, fishing ready,
Loaded, $5,800. 941-505-
0602








22' 2000 AQUASPORT 225
Explorer Walkaround: 200HP
Evinrude, cabin, bimini $17,000.
941-505-7269


2004 350 MPI HORIZON
(FWC), keel drive,
Inboard, Upper & lower
station full with electronics
and controls Trailer avail-
able if needed. $30,000 obo
863-370-7309
x--


Kevlar hull, 2 rebuilt 150hp
Evinrude eng. Custom anchor
pulpit. GPS, VHS, FF. Down rig-
gers, canvas enclosure w/trav-
el cover, porta potty, CG
equipped. Exc. cond. Profes-
sionally maintained. Mechanic
available. Alum. trailer w/elec.
winch & spare tire. Asking
$8,500. 941-475-4778
a


zz Zuu0 ratnrnaer
Tournament Edition. 821b
trolling motor with 3 new bat-
teries. polling platform, full
cushion package, 468
garmin gps, vhf, stereo.
Excellent condition, 2000,--
250 HP. Yamaha ox66 .
22,500 OBO
Justin 941-586-0029.
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1999 Twin Merc 2002, 225
EFI, w/20 hrs since com-
plete rebuilt top to bottom,
new heads Great Fishing
Boat, Low Draft.MUST SELL
$28,825 OBO. 941-223-
5087 941-876-3602


BOATS-POWERED
7330


33' SEARAY SUNDANCER
300 2005 twin 350 w/dual
prop, new canvas, carpet,
fridge & electronics.
Smart craft panel
$69,900
941-916-9029





c!REMCED
35' SUNDANCER 310 21:11:1
2-350 gas inboard engines,
camper top, fully equipped w/
extras. REDUCED TO
$72,900. 972-569-7661


36' 1998 CARVER Mariner
350, Twin Merc Cruisers, All
electronics, Shows like new.
$110,000 941-255-5311


HP Merc. Optimax SW low hrs SS
props full head RayNav C-120 VHF
Exc cond. $39,500 941-697-9254


STALKER w/ trailer. 2001 5.8
260 Hp PCM engine .good
boat. Needs a Little TLC
$10,000 Bob 941-628-1334


23' MAKO erntei i:r,.,:l,
2004, 200hp Suzuki EFI 4
stroke, less than 100 hrs.
Garmin GPS & fish finder, 2
live wells, trolling motor, 4 bat-
tery w/charger. Davit kept. No
trlr. $22,000. 941-575-1123


24 52 BAYLINER
EXPRESS CRUISE 1997,
5.7L Gas, By Owner. Excellent
Cond! $12,000 941-625-
6099 or 941-979-9589


Bridge, Iwin Z/U fuel injected
engines, upper & lower helms,
A/C. Extra clean. $19,995
Punta Gorda Yacht Brokers
941-833-0099


LO rI l1 l IM LWIII 010 UrF,
fish finder. Fly bridge w/dual sta-
tions. $6,500. 941-473-4035





26.55' BAYLINER :':.:1 erg,
AC, fully equipped, fish finder,
new batteries, kept on lift,
anchor,combo stove alc/elec.
refrig, toilet, shower, micro,
sink, builtin battery charger,
$14,250 570-575-5633


.-T DritJrn LUU cLJ 11n, U.LL
Mercruiser, I/O, 320 HP,
$40,000 941-697-5862


Loaded, full canvas & screen-
ing, new engine 2009. Two
biminis, galley, enclosed head,
sleeps 4, fridge, inside stor-
age, galvanized trailer.
$21,800. (941)-493-8320
24' CHAPARRAL FREE, great
deal/mechanic 941-504-5630


2' nunnHln.Ic UvatI DdatL,
very clean, 200 hp Yamaha,
radio, DF, sink, porta potty,
mooring cover, bimini, kept on
lift. $13,900. 941-637-6418


.o uTAYLINInL n :':e ern,
AC, fully equipped, fish finder,
new batteries, kept on lift,
anchor,combo stove alc/elec.
refrig, toilet, shower, micro,
sink, builtin battery charger,
$14,250 570-575-5633


1990, T/5.7 I/O new canvas,
update cabin, clean well main-
tained. $10,900 OBO. See @
Cape Haze Mar. (941) 473-
1613.



WANTED 17'-21' center
consoled V, in good condition
717-329-6655


U LuV nML- 9O, rey J./I LA
Merc, air, heat, macerator,
generator, full canvas end.
May take smaller boat in trade.
$19,500 804-761-9092


30 SLA RAY .111 I.Hi, h,... I 7'-"
(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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31- RINKER '-',i, '-".*.- .' ,,
Low Hours, Tip Top Cond., Must
See. $60,000 239-340-9188


o.L muiiunt.ll, i nR .' _'.".".,
low hrs. Ext. Warranty 5 L Engs.
AC. Gen $89,000 941-875-4852




32' WELLCRAFT MARTINQUE
$39K '96, Twin 350's 420 hrs.
Sleeps 6, 1 owner, Exc. Cond.
941-697-2499


dancer T/370 Mercs, 325 hrs,
top electronics, gen, 2 TVs,
Central vac, Icemaker, new
batts, camper canvas, new
bottom 7/10, and much more,
$139,900 OBO, PG, owner
motivated, 941-380-7077





40' DEFEVER TRAWLER
1980, twin diesel, new fiber-
glass decks, fuel tanks, water
tanks, $69,00 $59,000
239-292-1915


sportisn Zuuu Iwin 4-u 1r
Diesels, 8 KW Gen., Very com-
fortable clean, quality boat.
Well maint. $195,000 941-
697-5808
Charlotte RV & Marine
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Consignments wanted:
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US 41 at Kings Hwy,
Port Charlotte 941-883-5555
www.CharlotteMarine.com
PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200

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38'- 1980 PRESENT Trunk
Cabin Trawler. 120 Ford
Lehman, Vetus Bow
Thruster, "Scotties" Alu-
minum Fly Bridge Enclo-
sure. $59,000 NOW
$45,000 OR WILL TRADE
941-347-7400


BOATS-POWERED
7330


BOATS-POWERED BOATS-POWERED
7330 L 7330






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HONDA
7160


2010 HONDA INSIGHT EX, 4
dr, hybrid, silver, 43,462 mi,
$13,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2011 HONDA ACCORD Cer-
tified EXL, V6, silver, 10,876
mi $22,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2011 HONDA ACCORD sil-
ver, 10,815 mi, $20,478
877-219-9139
2012 HONDA ACCORD
black, 1,015 mi, $25,947
877-219-9139
2012 HONDA CIVIC Certi-
fied, LX, 2 dr, gray, 4,254 mi,
$17,845 877-219-9139

HYUNDAI
:7163


2004 HYUNDAI ELANTRA,
GLS, 4 dr, silver, 84,156 mi,
$4,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2004 HYUNDAI XG35OL,
40K MI! Leather. 1 Owner!
$9,988. 941-639-1601, DIr.
2005 HYUNDAI TIBURON
2 dr sport, red, 27K. tow pkg.
Excel $7,200. 941-496-0009
2006 HYUNDAI ELANTRA
silver, 80k, 36 mpg, exc.
cond. $5,800 941-258-0721
2009 HYUNDAI GENESIS sil-
ver, 16,991 miles $23,950
877-219-9139 dlr
2010 HYUNADI SONATA
GLS, 4 dr, green, 35,917 mi
$11,950 877-219-9139 dlr


S HYUNDAI JAGUAR
L ma7163 Lr L 7175


2010 HYUNDAI ELANTRA
GLS, $15,985. 941-639-
7300 Gene Gorman Premier
2011 HYUNDAI SONATA
LTD, 6,500 Miles, Leather,
Sunroof, Alloy Wheels. ETC!
$22,500. Call Fred 941-475-
5532

INFINITI
7165


2004 INFINITI G35 AWD, 4
dr leather, gray, 71,281 mi,
$13,987 877-219-9139
2005 INFINITI G35 coupe,
gray, 39K, spoiler pkg, excel-
lent, $17,771 941-473-3950
2007 INFINITI G35X, AWD,
4dr sedan, 32K, Excellent,
$17,500. 941-830-8319
2008 INFINITI G37
26K $25,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2008 JEEP PATRIOT
$11,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200
2010 INFINITI G37
LOADED WITH EVERYTHING
EXTRA LOW MILES 38,989


2005 JAGUAR VANDEN
PLAS, EXTRA CLEAN,
LOW MILES $24,989'


2007 JAGUAR XK
CONVERTIBLE GREEN/TAN
LTHR CERTIFIED WARRANTY
40K MILES $36,988
WILDE JAUAR
877-216-8292


2008 JAGUAR, 4 Dr.,
Loaded! $21,990. 639-
7300 Gene Gorman Premier
CLASSIFIED
SELLS
CALL TODAY!
941-207-1200
Venice/Englewood
North Port areas
OR
941-206-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
2011 JAGUAR XKR
75TH ANNIVERSARY COUPE,
BLACK, ONLY 10K MILES
R89 989


MlA
71777


2011 KIA SOUL LX, sport,
4dr, red, 13,677 mi, $17,776
877-219-9139 dlr

LEXUS
L 7178


2000 LEXUS RX300, 70k
Mi! Leather, Moonroof!
$10,988. 941-639-1601 DIr.
2004 LEXUS ES330
21,000 MILES $16,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2005 LEXUS ES330
$17,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2005 LEXUS ES330 4 dr, dk
red/ivory, 56,928 mi $17,985
877-219-9139 dlr
S USE CLASSIFIED!
2006 LEXUS ES330
CERTIFIED 32K $20,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2006 LEXUS LS430
CERTIFIED 54K $29,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2007 LEXUS IS250
24K CERTIFIED $26,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2007 LEXUS IS250 4DR,
blue, 43,186 miles $22,485
877-219-9139 dlr
2007 LEXUS IS250 black,
58,015 mi, $22,547 877-
219-9139
2008 LEXUS ES350
CERTIFIED $23,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR


SSUNCOAST BOATING


SAILBOATS
7331


14' AQUA CAT 14, & trailer,
easy to launch off the beach.
Ideal family boat. video at
http://youtu.be/Csq9d5SfCUE
$1,850 941-276-4140
16' ALBACORE good cond
w/trailer, $1,200.
941-628-1203


ZZ UUAY 19/4 9.9 Ivercury
recently overhauled. Needs
TLC $1,500 540-239-9328
26' 1975 S-2 Sailboat on
Tandem axel trailer. Shallow
draft $1,800. 941-380-7116


draft, Good main & JIB. New top
bottom paint. $5,000 860803-9487
,SU* CLSSIIE*S __


32' CAIALINA ZUU3, 3U hp Yam-
mar, AC. heat, in mast furling, 1
owner, $89,950. 941-347-4670
email irvina32@centurylink.net
MISC. BOATS
7333


12' GAME FISHER with trailer
and spare tire, exc. cond.
$985 941-769-0582


MISC. BOATS
7333


14' ALUMINUM V BOTTOM
boat with trailer, regist for both
$300 765-376-1804
9' SEAWORTHY DINGHY
with slow valve leak $200
941-505-0868
9' SEAWORTHY Made of
Hypalon. $250
941-575-1739





ZODIAC MP6 Life Raft, 6 Per-
son Open Ocean. Never Used!
Stored in Garage. Last Ser-
viced When New 12/4, Velice.
$600. 941-624-5597

I OUTBOARD/
MARINE ENGINES
S7334

50H.P. FORCE Outboard
Engine. $500 941-624-0756.
OUTBOARD MOTOR 2000
Johnson-Low Hours Excellent
$450 941-423-9371
YAMAHA 2.5HP 4 stroke
<10hrs $499 941-685-43631

MARINE SUPPLY
& EQUIP.
7338

BIMINI TOP 51"wide
exec.shape $110, OBO 941-
575-0690


BOAT BUMPERS white $1
941-475-3311
BOAT DAVITS, 5K (2),
like new cond. $2500/both.
810-275-2365
BOAT LIFT Motor Leeson
ear drive, new for Hi-Tide, etc
175 941-697-9991


MARINE SUPPLY
& EQUIP.
7338

BOSUN'S CHAIR West Marine
type $50 941-625-6733
DOCK LINES 6 Black Dbl
Braid Nylon 3/4" X 25' ea $25,
OBO 941-661-2783
FENDERS 2- 18" Round Ball-
White for raftup & storms ea
$40, OBO 941-661-2783
FORTRESS ANCHOR For
boats up to 32', includes stor-
age bag. $75 941-625-6733
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GPS HAND-HELD $110nib
$40, OBO 941-475-3695
LIFE VESTS 6 Sterns vests
$42 941-475-3311
MOORING WHIPS 20K TO
30K BOAT $300, OBO 941-
286-0767
SAND ANCHOR 18 Ibs $20,
OBO 941-505-1763


MARINE SUPPLY
& EQUIP.
7338

PROPS 2 MICHIGAN VORTEX
PROPS 15X17 W/ EVINRUDE
SPLINE $100 941-740-0173
ROD HOLDERS Stainless
steel for front or hand rails
$25, OBO 941-505-1763
ROD HOLDERS, Perko SS
clamp on. $25 each
941-697-9991
S.S.PROPS 25X17-NEW-
425 each $200, OBO 941-
475-3695
SS PROP left hand, Merc/Yam
175-225hp, 17 pitch $150
941-697-9991
STAINLESS PROP Merc
motor 24"x5" $125 941-475-
3311
STEERING CABLE 15' TELE-
FLEX ROTARY SYSTEM $75
941-740-0173
STERN PLATE POWER
LIFT,MANUAL,TO 300 HP
$100 941-740-0173
UNDERSEAT STORAGE bag
for inflatable w/ cushion &
2PFD's $50 941-661-2783
WATER SKI PYLON New
Swivl-Eze Stainless Adjustable
$220, OBO 941-625-9069
Y-ADAPTER 1 male 50amp
to 2 female 30amp $115,
OBO 941-661-2783
Classified = Sales

CANOES/ KAYAKS
Z^ 7339

12' 2011 RECEPTION Sit-
On Kayak. Includes Oars.
$525 317-727-2460
16' PERCEPTION two per-
son $450 941-681-2349
16' PIROGUE homemade flat
bottom 371bs $125
941-697-6592
9' OLD TOWN Otter XT $325
941-681-2349


LEXUS
L ^ 7178S


2008 LEXUS SC430
CERTIFIED 35K $45,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2009 LEXUS ES350
CERTIFIED $25,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2010 LEXUS HS250H
27K CERTIFIED $28,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2011 LEXUS IS350
CONVT 7K $44,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR


MAZDA
7180


1994 MAZDA MIATA MX-5 M-
Edition Convertible 92,407
excellent condition $5,200
941-661-4011
1996 MAZDA MX6, Leather
Moonroof, Low Miles! $3,988
941-639-1601, DIr.
1999 MAZDA MIATA con-
vertible, 2 dr, red, 42,754 mi,
$9,987 877-219-9139 dlr
2002 MAZDA 626 tan,
99,784 miles $6,587 877-
219-9139 dir
2006 VW JETTA 4 Dr., 2.5L,
All Power! $11,988. 941-639-
1601 DIr
2007 MAZDA CX7 All Power!
Clean! $11,988. 941-625-
2141 Gorman Family
2008 MAZDA MIATA a/t con-
vertible, silver 15,395 mi
$17,895 877-219-9139 dlr
2008 MAZDA MIATA
RED 7K $15,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR


7190


1981 MERCEDES SL-380 2
Tops, Silver. Exc. Cond. $6,500/
OBO. (941)-445-3573
1986 MERCEDES BENZ 560
SL convertible, exc. cond.
hard & clothtop, mileage high
80's, $18,900 920-216-9988
1995 MERCEDES E320
sedan, black/tan, runs per-
fect, mint cond. 143K mi,
books/rec $5300 OBO 239-
877-6818 or 941-621-3391
2003 MERCEDES E320
Loaded! Like New! $14,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2003 MERCEDES SL500
27K $29,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2005 MERCEDES CLK320
24K $19,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2006 MERCEDES BENZ C230
Like New! 32k Mi! $17,988.
941-625-2141 GormanFamly
2006 MERCEDES C230
29K $17,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2007 MERCEDES CLS550
$32,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2008 MERCEDES C300
17K $25,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2008 MERCEDES CLK350
$32,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2009 MERCEDES SL550R
17K $69,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
MITSUBISHI
S7195


2007 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE
GS, 2 dr, hb, orange, 68,867
mi, $13,575 877-219-9139 dir
2009 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE
RED 20K $16,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2009 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE
SPYDER RED 20K MILES
$19,988
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NISSAN
7200




1998 NISSAN 200SX, Great
Runner, 5 spd manual, Ice
Cold Air, New Tires and Clutch.
Power locks and Sunroof!
$995, OBO 941-979-0503
2005 NISSAN 350Z
$16,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2006 NISSAN ARMADA LE,
white, 51,011 mi $20,458
877-219-9139 dlr
2006 NISSAN ARMADA,
4x2, $20,990. 941-639-
7300 Gene Gorman Premier
2007 NISSAN 350Z
19K $24,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2009 NISSAN ALTIMA, 21K
mi, 1 sr. lady owner, mint
cond.$18,995. 941-624-2561
2009 NISSAN PATHFINDER,
SE $21,990. 941-639-
7300 Gene Gorman Premier

S SPORTS CARS
7205


1987 CHEVY CORVETTE
white, tan int., auto, convt.
49k orig mi, ex cond. 1 owner,
$13,500. 941-979-9099
1990 CHEVROLET
CORVETTE Convertible,
61,500 mi, automatic, red,
$10,900 716-864-8293


Ir>C-- -< **- ** * "'~'' gr
1992 CHEVROLET
CORVETTE Convertible,
128,000 mi, V8, RWD, auto-
matic, 2 seat, AM/FM, polo
green, auto, a/c, pwr brakes,
pwr locks, pwr seats, pwr
steering, pwr win, air bag,
ABS, leather, tilt, fog lights,
Tan top & interior, lots of
recent maintenance, Fast and
Fun. $7,500, OBO
313-319-3467
2005 BMW Z4 red convert-
ible all leather, $13,000 941-
416-1706 or 941-627-8048

S SUBARU
L :7207


2009 SUBARU IMPREZA I, 4
door, silver, 40,289 mi,
$13,879 877-219-9139 dlr

TOYOTA
7210


2000 TOYOTA CAMRY LE, 4
dr, white, 86,224 mi, $6,897
877-219-9139
2004 TOYOTA COROLLA S,
gray, 80,440 mi, $9,748
877-219-9139
I Classified = Sales
2007 TOYOTA MATRIX Sta-
tion Wagon, 34,050 mi, 4 cyl.,
automatic, AM/FM Cassette,
All season tires, silver, auto,
a/c, pwr brakes, air bag,
tinted glass, garaged, like
new, owner. $10,900
941-347-7562
2008 TOYOTA CAMRY LE Mint
Cond! $14,988. 941-625-
2141 Gorman Family
2009 TOYOTA CAMRY
21K $17,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2009 TOYOTA CAMRY
81,112 mi, $14,256 877-
219-9139

VOLKSWAGEN
7220


2000 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA,
4 dr., standard, 125K,
$3,950 941-698-2901


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VOLKSWAGEN
7220


2005 VOLKSWAGEN BEE-
TLE CONV. $12,990. 941-
639-7300 GeneGomanRmier
2006 VOLKSWAGEN BEE-
TLE, Loaded, Leather, Sun-
roof, etc. 63K. $9,995 941-
661-3670
2006 VOLKSWAGEN GTI 2
dr, silver, 36,911 mi, $12,875
877-219-9139 dlr
2006 VW BEETLE 2 door,
red, 52,892 mi, $11,487
877-219-9139 dlr

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2010 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF
4,000 MILES $16,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
VOLVO
7230


2004 VOLVO C70 Turbo
Convertible, 86k mi, Sky Blue,
Gray Leather. $6,950
941-276-2097
2007 VOLVO C70
$19,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
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2007 VOLVO V70 wagon,
2.4L, 52,262 mi, $19,875
877-219-9139
2008 VOLVO C30V
$19,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2008 VOLVO S80
16K $22,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
ANTIQUES/
COLLECTIBLES
7250

1966 FORD THUNDERBIRD
convertible, original prestine
condition, 84K mi, $18,000
call 941-626-4592
1975 MERCEDES-BENZ
450SL Exec cond. 1 owner,
$10,500. 941-769-0039
1979 MAZDA RX-7 Targa
5spd, Black, new tires, Exec
Cond $3400 obo 978855-9366
1987 CHEVROLET EL-
CAMINO, low miles, offered at
$7,500 941-697-3642
1991 Buick Roasmaster
Estate Wagon, blue, well main-
tained, garage kept, very good
condition, cold a/c runs good,
everything works, $2500 941-
716-1792 nokomis


ANTIQUES/
COLLECTIBLES
7250



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3811 Tamiami Trail
Punta Gorda


OPEN TO ALL STOCK,
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HOT RODS,
STREET RODS,
RETROS, RACE
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BUDGET BUYS
7252


1997 PONTIAC V6 114k mi,
runs, drives, looks good,
$1850. Eng. 941-474-6047
2001 DODGE INTREPID SE
blue, 118k mi, runs grt, cold
a/c, new batt. sunroof, all pwr.
stereo/cd $4,400 941-457-
4790




S AUTOS WANTED
S7260


$500.00 & UP CASH FOR
YOUR CAR OR TRUCK
Running or not! Honest &
Reliable! 941-286-4599
WE BUY CARS in any condi-
tion, any make, any model.
Title or no title, no problem.
Paying up to $15,000 Call AJ
813-335-3794

JUNK CARS WANTED
24/7 Fair $$ Paid
941-286-3122, 623-5550
ALL VEHICLES Wanted
Dead or Alive, Top $$
Paid, Starting at
$400/$5000 Free pick
up 941-623-2428

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941-485-7515



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$500 CASH +UP
Frank 276-0204


AUTOS WANTED
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CASH FOR 2012??
Up to $1,500. Junk-Gem
No Title...No Problem!
Flatbed Service.
941-524-2448

AUTO PARTS/
ACCESSORIES
7270

454 BIG BLOCK SET CYLIN-
DER HEADS #346236 $300
941-629-6429
CAMRY WINDOW vent
shades AVS 2002-06 $35
941-769-1386
CAR RAMPS (2) & JACKS (4).
$25 Englewood
941-286-1170
CARGO CARRIER Sears
Rooftop Cargo Carrier. 20cft.
$100, OBO 941-474-0888
CHEVY REAR DISC BRAKES
CONVERSION $500 941-
629-6429
CHEVY TRANSMISSION 350
Chevy trans. W/shift kit. $350,
OBO 941-661-1061
CUSTOM WHEELS. NEW. For
Jeep Wrangler or Ford Ranger.
$325, OBO 941-875-6050
ELECTRIC MIRRORS for ford
pick up $60 941-743-2760
FORD BUMPER, 1999 Ford F-
250 rear bumper, VGC $50
941-624-5946
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GRILL INSERT OEM chrome
08 Silverado LTZ $150 606-
219-2271
HARD TOP for 2002 500SL
Mercedes, Black $750 941-
769-0039
MERCEDES 2 DOORS REAR
CHROME BUMPER $375 941-
629-6429
MOUNTING BRACKETS for
univ tow bar on steel bumper
ex-cond $100 941-497-3866
MUSTANG SALEEN REAR
WING SPOILER $125 941-
629-6429
PARTING OUT 88 MUSTANG
LX convertible, body only, no
rust or dents, buy it all for
$350, OBO for individual parts
call 315-369-8273
PICKUP BED Tonneau Cover
Fold-a-cover,SWB 67"x65"
$125, OBO 256-506-9443
PICKUP TOOL box-full size
diamond pattern off Tundra
$110 941-426-9714
SIDE RAIL tool box for pickup
$50 941-426-9714
TIRES, 2 Michelin Pilot,
P235/60R18 $40 for both.
941-257-5500
TIRES- New take offs starting
@ $39.95 Installed & Balanced
Call for Inventory 941-639-5681
TRUCK BED cover, Peragon
folding alum,fits Chevy ext cab
$150, OBO 941-698-1021


ACCESSORIES
7270

TONEAU COVER PICKUP
BED (2), 1 rollup, 1 trifold fits
1500 crew cab silverado short
bed, $200 ea or $350 for both
216-973-6606
TRUCK CAB guard, hvy duty,
3"tubing, 3 light tabs, handles,
NEW. $225 603-533-1547
TRUCK CAP BLACK/GOOD
CONDITION 6', $275 508-
404-6504
TUNDRA CARGO Net. New
in bag. $15 941-697-3613
WATER PUMP New Water
Pump for 99 Ford F-250 dsl
$75 941-624-5946
VANS
S7290


1997 FORD Passenger van,
seats 24, 94k miles, a/c
automatic Community Presby-
terian Church, Eng. 941-474-
9579 or 941-697-9398 for
appointment $7,000
2002 HONDA ODYSSEY
EXL, dvd, beige, 148,353 mi,
$8,975 877-219-9139 dlr
2004 FORD FREESTAR
SEL, 4.2L, 73K, Leather, 7
pass. must sell. Very good,
$6,500 (941)-743-2774
2005 BUICK TERRAZA
CXL,remote start, DVD,loaded,
$9,500 941-204-9415
2005 TOYOTA SIENNA
$13,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2006 DODGE CARAVAN SE,
PW, PL, AC. Great Family Van!
$7,988. 941-639-1601, DIr.
2007 CHEVY UPLANDER
LS, EXT, WB, It blue, 78,898
mi $7,950 877-219-9139 dlr


VANS
L 7290


2007 CHRYSLER TOWN &
COUNTRY 37K $13,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2007 HONDA ODYSSEY
Certified, gray, 62,600 mi,
$15,987 877-219-9139
2007 TOYOTA SIENNA
$19,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2008 CHRYSLER TOWN &
COUNTRY $18,990. 941-
639-7300 Gene Gorman Preier
2008 HONDA ODYSSEY
EXL, mocha, 72,315 mi,
$15,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2008 HONDA ODYSSEY LX,
beige, 58,482 mi, $14,950
877-219-9139 dlr
2009 NISSAN QUEST white,
29,766 mi, $19,950 877-
219-9139
USE CLASSIFIED!
2009 TOYOTA SIENNA LE,
silver, 37,074 mi, $18,750
877-219-9139
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
EXL, BIk., 28,655 mi,
$26,950.. 877-219-9139 dir
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
EXL, Grn./Olive, 49,335mi,
$26,875. 877-219-9139 dir
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY LX,
polished metal, 32,528 miles
$18,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
ocean mist, 26,406 mi,
$24,578 877-219-9139
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY sil-
ver, 14,420 mi, $24,897
877-219-9139
2011 HONDA ODYSSEY
Certified, EXL, black, 12,040
mi, $30,950 877-219-9139
2011 HONDA ODYSSEY
EXL, silver, 15,372 miles
$28,950 877-219-9139 dlr


VANS
L 7290


2011 HONDA ODYSSEY
Touring Elite, white, 15,895
mi, $37,845 877-219-9139
2011 HONDA ODYSSEY
Touring, Black, 9,914mi,
$37,859. 877-219-9139 dlr
2011 HONDA ODYSSEY
Touring, silver, 12,004 mi,
$36,950 877-219-9139
TRUCKS/ PICK-UPS
7300


1996 GMC SIERRA sle,nice
condition original owner
$2500 941-204-8049
S1999 FORD F-250 super
duty XLT 79k mi 8ft bed,
aluminum cap, $5400
941-626-0218
2001 FORD EXPEDITION
XLT. Low Miles! 3rd Row!
$7,988. 941-639-1601 DIr.
2002 DODGE RAM 1500
white, 84,115 miles $6,995
877-219-9139 dir
2003 CHEVY 1500 4.3L,
White, 130K mi, a/c, auto,
records $6950 561-222-4545
2005 DODGE RAM 2500
diesel, crew cab, silver, 53,101
mi $21,879 877-219-9139 dlr
2005 NISSAN TITAN
1 owner. Leather, loaded,
59k. Must see. $12,900,
OBO 941-457-3663
2006 CHEVY SILVERADO
1500 $12,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2006 FORD F150, Super
Cab XLT, PW, PL, V8,
$12,988. 941-639-1601 DIr.
2007 CHEVROLET SILVER-
ADO 1500, 2wd, crew cab,
4.8V8 1 owner. 44k mi.
$17,500/obo. 941-639-4199


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TRUCKS/ PICK-UPS
7300


2007 CHEVY COLORADO,
Crew Cab LT. PW, PL, AC.
$9,988. 941-639-1601 DIr.
2008 FORD RANGER Super
Cab. Like New! $15,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2008 HONDA RIDGELINE
white, 51,949 miles $24,875
877-219-9139 dlr
2008 NISSAN FRONTIER sil-
ver, 9,638 mi, $15,874 877-
219-9139
2008 NISSAN TITAN SE
red w/almond interior, all
power, XM radio, bluetooth,
ex condition, 1 owner 57K mi
$16,499 OBO 941-391-2972
Mattas Motors
941-916-9222
Buy Here Pay Here
ROYAL PALM
MOTORS
BUY HERE 0 PAY HERE
www.RoyalPalmMotors.com
(941)-681-2136

SPORT UTILITY/
VEHICLES
7305

2000 HONDA CRV LX, 2WD,
white, 94,240 mi, $6,870
877-219-9139
2002 CADILLAC ESCALADE
4X4, Moon roof! Loaded!
$12,988. 941-639-1601 DIr.
2002 HONDA CRV LX, silver,
191,767 miles, $6,784 877-
219-9139
2003 CHEVY SUBURBAN
1500 tan, 112,038 miles
$10,375 877-219-9139 dlr
2003 GMC ENVOY tan,
94,986 miles, $8,754 877-
219-9139
2004 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER
EXT. LT, PW, 3rd Row!
$9,988. 941-639-1601, DIr.
2004 HONDA CRV EX, silver,
133,611 miles, $8,798 877-
219-9139
2004 HONDA PILOT EX, sil-
ver, 105,933 mi, $11,785
877-219-9139
2004 HYUNDAI SANTA Fe,
silver, 100,663 miles $4,950
877-219-9139 dir
2004 LEXUS RX330
$17,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR



2004 LEXUS RX330
$17,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2004 LEXUS RX330 V6,
blue/ivory leather, 69,326 mi,
$15,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2004 LEXUS RX330 V6,
blue/ivory, 69,326 miles
$17,789 877-219-9139 dir
2005 SATURN VUE Excellent
Condition! $8,988. 625-2141
Gorman Family
2005 TOYOTA RUNNER
SR5, silver, 69,709 mi,
$14,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2006 ACURA MDX
$20,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2006 ACURA MDX silver,
67,308 miles $20,875
877-219-9139 dlr
2006 FORD EXPLORER XLT,
silver, 65,519 mi, $11,875
877-219-9139 dlr
2007 DODGE DURANGO
SLT, silver, 83,139 mi $9,950
877-219-9139 dlr
2007 FORD EXPLORER XLT.
Low Mi! Loaded! $16,988
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2007 HONDA CRV EXL,
green, 56,724 mi, $16,950
877-219-9139
2007 HONDA CRV EXL,
red/gray. 59,166 mi, $14,950
877-219-9139 dlr


VEHICLES
7305

2007 HONDA ELEMENT
Certified, SC, gray, 62,124 mi,
$17,345 877-219-9139
2007 HONDA PILOT EXL, sil-
ver, 85,407 mi, $14,950
877-219-9139 dlr
2007 LANDROVER LR3 SE,
silver, 41,990 mi, $24,578
877-219-9139
2007 LEXUS RX400H AWD,
hybrid, gray, 46,566 mi,
$27,985 877-219-9139
2007 TOYOTA RAV4
$14,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2007 TOYOTA RAV4
GREAT SPORT UTILITY
$17,988


2008 CADILLAC SRX
EXTRA CLEAN SPORT UTILITY,
ONLY 27K $24,989


CLASSIFIES!
2008 HONDA CRV green,
28,932 miles $18,950 877-
219-9139 dir
2008 HONDA CRV LX, blue,
95,228 mi, $12,478 877-
219-9139 dir
2008 HONDA CRV LX, silver,
49,252 mi, $16,875 877-
219-9139
2008 HONDA CRV silver,
55,051 miles $21,985 877-
219-9139 dir
2008 HONDA ELEMENT
Certified EX, gray, 70,045 mi,
$14,987 877-219-9139
2008 HONDA PILOT EX,
4X4, green. 45,018 mi,
$16,950 877-219-9139
2008 LEXUS RX350
CERTIFIED AWD NAV $30,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2008 LEXUS RX400H
CERTIFIED 35K $30,990
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2008 NISSAN XTERRA
white, 84,417 miles, $12,950
877-219-9139 dlr
2009 DODGE JOURNEY
RTX, nay, gray, 73,645 mi
$12,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2009 FORD EDGE
ELECTRIC BLUE 34K MILES
$24,989


2009 HONDA CRV Certified,
LX, green tea, 49,998 mi,
$16,875 877-219-9139
2009 HONDA CRV EX, 2WD,
urban titan, 21,162 mi,
$20,897 877-219-9139
2009 HONDA PILOT Touring,
silver, 32,146 mi, $26,950
877-219-9139
2009 LEXUS ES350 4 Dr.,
cashmere, 2,877 mi,
$29,785. 877-219-9139 dir
2009 LEXUS RX350
CERTIFIED $29,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2009 NISSAN MURANO
$23,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2010 AUDI 05
BLACK EXTRA CLEAN ONLY
27k MILES $40,989


2010 HONDA CRV Certified,
EXL, white, 17,450 mi,
$23,987 877-219-9139
2010 HONDA CRV LX, black,
28,377 miles $16,950 877-
219-9139 dir
2010 HONDA CRV silver,
5,743 mi, $23,987 877-219-
9139
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
EXL, white, 35,206 mi
$25,950 877-219-9139 dir
2010 HONDA PILOT EX,
blue/pearl grey, 23,448 mi,
$27,548. 877-219-9139 dir
2010 HONDA PILOT Touring
2WD, black 28,222 mi,
$28,950. 877-219-9139 dlr


VEHICLES
7305

2010 TOYOTA RAV4
$20,911
(877)-211-8054 DLR
2011 HONDA CRV EXL,
bl/gr. bl. 4,708 mi, $27,845.
877-219-9139 dlr
2011 HONDA CRV urban
titan, 5,194 mi, $22,987
877-219-9139
2011 HONDA PILOT Certi-
fied EXL, nav, gray, 7,777 mi,
$32,450 877-219-9139
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$26.854 877-219-9139


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2005 14' Enclosed Tandem
Axel, chrome wheels, 3 bike
set up, side door/rear lift door
$3,800 941-286-3273
CARGOPRO ENCLOSED cus-
tom built all aluminum MC Trail-
er, 7x10 Dexta axle, new tires
$2,500. 941-624-0515.
ROY'S TRAILER COUNTRY
New- Pre-Owned Storage
Cargo-Utility-Trailers Parts
Repairs-Tires-CustomBuilt-Trail-
ers-Hitches/Wiring 941- 575-
2214. 4760Taylor Rd. P.G.
TRAILER 4X8 Folds to store
in garage. Needs work. $120
941-626-8448
TRAILER TIRE 225/75R15.
8 pr. New $60 941-223-4667


TRAILER
& ACCESSORIES
M 7341

TRAILER CARRY-ON 5x8 ft.
2,000 lb. cap. Good cond.
$350 941-276-0762
TRAILER ENCLOSED, 2011
Strom, 8 1/2 X 20,car hauler
3500 pound torison axles,
ramp door, tie downs and
interior cabinets.
$6500 OBO 216-973-6606



TRAILER TIRE, 5 hole with
rim, $15, OBO 941-575-0690
UTILITY TRAILERS Great Prices
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7360

1981 HONDA CB750, 4cyl,
runs good, needs carb work.
$500, FIRM 941-258-7491
1985 HONDA V65 magna
1100 great shape, new tires/
battery $2800 941-626-5772
2002 AMERICAN Perfor-
mance cycle "Gambler"
orange w/purple flames, 100
C.I. Rev Tech Engine. All
chrome, 4800 miles, pristine,
paid $28,500 now $11,500...
MUST SEE! 505-878-8228
2005 SUZUKI BURGMAN,
Cycle/Motor Scooter. 23k Mi.
400cc Engine. Well Main-
tained. $3,250 317-727-2460
2006 HONDA VTX 1300C,
1,700 miles, Candy Red w/
Windshield, Engine Guard &
Leather Bags. Garage Kept!
Like New! Asking $6,000. obo
(941)-624-5597
2007 SUZUKI M109R
1783cc, vtwin cruiser, pearl
white, 7k+ miles $9900 941-
766-0868
2008 HARLEY DAVIDSON
FXDL Low Rider.
Black/Orange. EZ Off wind-
shield, crash bar. 16544 mi.
$11,000/ OBO 315-725-5859
ELECTRIC CRUISER BIKE
NEW 26", 7sp, 15mph plus
Battery $820 863-990-9397
ENGINE 4-STROKE, 50cc,
(Rocket by Honda) $175
941-624-5975
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GERBINGS 12V ELEC.
GLOVES, Size Med. $59
941-485-0565
GO CART fat frame 150 cc
motor very nice $499 941-
626-3102
GOLDWING RIDING jacket
with zipout xl like new 941 204
3274 $40.00


SCOOTERS
7360

HD DIAMOND Ice HELMET
Size Med. $48 941-485-0565
MINI BIKE BAJA WARRIOR
LIKE NEW A MUST SEE $350
941-276-4733
MOTOR/BIKE NEW, gas,
35mph 130 mpg No license
Req.$420 863-990-9397


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MOTORCYCLE HELMET
SHOEI,D9,BLACK,FullFace,
NEW $250 607-368-8755

TRAVEL TRAILERS
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2003 MONTANA 32' 5th
wheel, alum. frame, arctic
pkg., 3 slides, new tires, wash-
er/dryer hook-up. No smoke/
pets. $12,500. 812-887-8273
2004 FLAGSTAFF 1 slide, w/a
Qn. bed, It weight, 23' exc.
cond. $6,700 941-347-8007
2007 TRAIL Bay by Trail Lite,
33', super slide, ex cond,1
owner, M-32BHS, $13,900
941-661-9171
2010 Puma Trav Trail 32', 2
slideouts, loaded. Will deliver.
$17,700 Call 863-660-8539
2010 TRAVEL TRAILER 34'
2/2, 2 slides, used 3 times,
$19,200 obo. 941-628-0296


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1989 SOUTHWIND 32'
Car dolly available. $3,000
941-698-0884
1991 ALLEGRO BAY
34' Class A motorhome. As
is. Needs brake work. Will not
start. Last ran Sept. 2011
$2,000 cash or best offer
Call 863 491 1471
1998 GEORGIE BOY 32',
one slide out, 56k mi, king
bed. $10,000 941-475-6607
2001 FOURWIND CHATEAU
28' Class C 32k mi, gen,
454 Chevy, new tires & brakes,
Ex cond, $19,900 941423-
7771
2002 32T WINNEBAGO
Journey 300, Cummings 5
speed pusher with 2 slides
& awnings, Hard to find
model. Satelite antenna, 2
flat scr. TV's, non smoker,
Extra Clean 25k Miles,
Asking $62,500. Call Jack
(603)-661-8650
I Classified = Sales I
2004 5TH WHEEL Forest
River 29' Wildcat 2 slides
used twice cost $30000, sell
$13,000. Take vehicle or auto
tade 941-255-0969,276-1229
2011 FOREST RIVER Lexing-
ton SS300, 30' Class C. single
slide Qn bed, 7500 K mi.
$65,000. 941-n628-1203.
2011 FOREST RIVER Lexing-
ton SS300, 30' Class C. single
slide Qn bed, 7500 K mi.
$65,000. 941-n628-1203.

2012 WINNEBAGOS
Great Prices Great Financing
NO.1 SELLING RV
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2110 US 41, Nokomis
1-75 Exit 195
1-800-262-2182
www.rvworldinc.com


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RVs
7380

31' FOUR WINDS 2007
Class C w/2 slides, sleeps 7,
only 5800 mi! 941-323-7527
36' CLASS A, 2003 REX-
HALL Aerbus, 40K, oak cab.,
white Leather, 2 slides, fire-
place, Satellite antena,
$47,500. 941-286-5438


36' Trop-Cal 1996
Ford Eng, Immaculate. New
Interior, 1 slide. $22,500
941- 626-9652
Charlotte RV Center
Great selection of pre-owned
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We'll sell your RV FREE! Ask
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(9411 883-5555
www.Char otteRVcenter.com
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Modern shop, quality work!
FREE ESTIMATES.
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2110 US 41- Nokomis
941-966-2182
RV SERVICE SPECIALS

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RV Wash
Wash & Hand Wax
New tires & balance
SRV propane & bottles
Water leak test
Roof Reseal

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2110 US 41 Nokomis,
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7382


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Case Safety Coils $250, OBO
941-204-0779


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ALMAR & ASSOCIATES
100 West Venice Avenue
Venice, Florida 34285
941-485-0021
Sunday 1 4pm
1255 Tarpon Center Dr.,
#304, Venice
BEACHFRONT CONDO
2B/2B split floor plan,
furnished, community heated
pool with large patio,
assigned parking space &
visitor parking.
MLS#N5775152
Carole Fanelli
941-441-5671
2735 Rio Court, Sun. 1-4
Punta Gorda. $329,900
Deep sailwater. 5 min to har-
bor. Immaculate. Upgrades.
Sanderling Real Estate.
Jan Klein (941)-276-2005
6 BR/5 BA Pool Home
5,300 SF under roof, addition
needs completed, $79K. Port
Charlotte (941)-740-5284
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ALMAR & ASSOCIATES
14972 Tamiami Trail
North Port FL 34287
941-423-2521
Saturday 11-3 PM
Harbor Cove North Port
511 Ideal PI.
$85,000
523 Ideal PI.
$79,000
722 Fairmount Dr.
$114,900
503 Fleetwood St.
$43,900
750 Riverview Cir.
$78,900
515 Clarion PI.
$89,900



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ALMAR & ASSOCIATES
19700 Cochran Blvd
Port Charlotte, FL 33948
941-627-3321
Saturday 12 3 pm
21295 Berkshire Ave.
Port Charlotte
Estate Sale $85,000
Clean 3/2/2 total 2,371
sq/ft with all appliances
close to town center.
MLS C7028427
Steve Cocalides
941-456-1071
Sunday 2 5 pm
410 Capri Isles Court
Punta Gorda Isles, FL
$235,000 Spacious 3/2/2
Recent price change!
Fantastic waterfront
home in PGI.
Call Mark and Jean Tyree
941-204-9805






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2BR/2BA Updated
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Close to Venice Ave &
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941-460-0356






BSI Waterfront. Open Sun.
1-3. 558 Madrid Blvd. 3/2/2
$390,000 Grace DeWeese
Sun RIty, 941-286-0640.
FRI.-SUN. 12-4 4/2/2 w/
inlaw apt, 4500sf, pool & spa,
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Harborside Blvd, PG (off
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RIVERWOOD REALTY RESALES
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941-743-9663


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1620 BRIDGE ST
Protected sailboat water,
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out building. Set on a full
wooded acre. Minutes from
beach & bay. $549k
Katie Gerhardt Horizon
Realty 941-302-1081

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Only $15,000
SAT & SUN. 11:00am-3:00pm
692 Riverview Circle, N. Port
More homes available to view.
Harbor Cove 941-426-0666


ERA
OPEN HOUSE
SAT. 11am-2pm
448 Fairmont Ter.
Port Charlotte $72,200
New to market. Bank
owned. 4 bedroom corner
lot. (Peachland to
McCarthur, L on Priscilla,
R Fairmont.)
OPEN HOUSE
SAT. 10am 1:30pm
199 Allworthy
$135 000
Section 15. Nice 3/2/2,
walk-in closets all bedrooms.
(Peachland to Allworthy)
Open House Sat. 12 to 3
Condo 3300 Loveland Blvd
Unit 3103
3/2 Completely Remodeled
Stainless Steel Appliances,
New Cherry Kitchen Cabi-
nets, Tile Floors, Walk-In
Closets, Screened lanai,
$79,900
Stan Kubik, Allison James
Estates & Homes
(941)-456-9324


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10-3. 261 Berthoud St.
Behind Home Depot in
North Port Charlotte.
2007, 3/2, 1650 sq.ft.
Never lived in.
The Focus Firm
941- 706-7067


2266 Alton Rd Sat. 10-2
Beautiful & Upgraded
Pool Home
Chuck Dean
941-232-0404
RE/MAX Palm Realty
PUNTA GORDA Sat. 11-2
420 Olympia Ave.
2/2 in the heart of the historic
district. Totally remodeled.
$170,000
For directions call
Chris McMcMillan
941-628-2602
REMAX ANCHOR Realty


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1-3 2154 Wonderwin St.
2/2/2. Move in Ready!
$79,900. Jeff Runyan, Re/Max
Palm Realty 941-979-2843
PUNTA GORDA
BURNT STORE MEADOWS
7316 Satsuma Drive
Open Saturday, 1 3 PM
Bright, immaculate 4/2/2 w/
pool on quiet st. in high-
demand area. Maple cab. &
walk-in pantry. Paver lanai,
storm shutters. $215,000.
Larry Sigurdson, Realtor
Five Star Realty
(941)-204-2454
PUNTA GORDA
Open House Sat. 12 2
Waterfront 48 Windmill Blvd. in
Windmill Village MHP
215 Rio Villa Drive.
A 55+ socially active boating
community. A 2005 Mfg. home
1450 SF, priced at
$99,900 + share costs
Jim Schappe
Gulf Access Homes Inc.
(941)-380-3230 visit
windmillvillagehomes.com





PUNTA GORDA SUN 12-3
Seminole Lakes CC-26257
Seminole Lakes Blvd. 3/2/2
Heated Spa, $249,900
Stan Kubik, Allison James
Estates & Homes
(941)-456-9324


ROTONDA SUN. 1-3
21 LONG MEADOW PL
3/2/3 Estate home on 2 lots.
Deco drive, htd pool
w/pavers $239K
Fla. Golf Properties
(941)-698-GOLF (4653)


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BEAUTIFUL 3/2/2 POOL HOME 3/2/1 NEW HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE|
NO BRIDGES, Dock, Lift. $274,900 HOME! Shows like a model! $189,900
Ron or Carol Pearce 941-380-2894 Ron or Carol Pearce 941-380-2894 I


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3/2/2 2249 SF, $129,900 SEC 15, 4/2/2 W/POOL 3BR/2.5BA, 3 CAR GARAGE,
Updated kitchen, newer A/C, ceramic tile L $135,000 1964 SF, corner lot, fenced yd. 2,400 SF, immaculate. $499,000
Call Mike Raffo 941-268-6442 Call Mike Raffo 941-268-6442 Call John Del Sasso 941-726-6539
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4BR/3.5BATH POOL HOME
Over 3,000 SF country kitchen.
$249,500
Call John Del Sasso 941-726-6539


DEEP CREEK POOL HOME.
MLS#C7030152
"Fabulous pool & deck" $149,000
Call John Del Sasso 941-726-6539

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Golf/lennis/Bocce/Fishing/Lawn Bowling/Pools 2.5 acres cleared homesite(s) $249,900 2005 Fleetwood hot tub, cul de sac $73,90 Call Elisabeth Szigeti 941-815-4017
Call Nancy Lambert 941-769-5466 Call Stan Munson 941-457-3659 Call Stan Munson 941-457-3659


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Call Elisabeth Sziegti 941-815-4017


3/2 POOUUL HOME 6,000
Remodeled baths & tile floors
Call Stacy Scarrow 941-916-0000


3BR/1BA IN PARKSIDE
Convenient location $28,300
Call Sue Rueckel 941-286-8853


2BR/2BA
1600 SF, gourmet kitchen $68,000
Call Stacy Scarrow 941-916-0000


18419 METER AVE, PORT CHARLOTTE
Saltwater lake, harbor access
Call Sue Rueckel 941-286-8853
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POOL HOME with dock & seawall 3.88 AC. w/office bldg., fenced, Hwy. 17 open waters. Close to beaches $59,900
$169 900
Call Christa Murcl 941-815-2505 Call Christa Murch 941-815-2505 Call Christa Murch 941-815-2505


CHARMING COTTAGE ON
CREEK boating access $120
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1800 SF $169,000 Porcelain tile
Call Mike Raffo 941-268-6442


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4BR, 2.5BA, 2CG PGI Plus Workshop PGI $434,900
Call Hyrette Guenther 941-661-2101 Call Hyrette Guenther 941-661-2101


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SCall Hyrette Guenther 941-661-2101


PUNTA GORDA OFFICE SPACE
2,153 SF/Attractive Terms
Call Rick Page 941-815-2199


BEAUTIFUL 3/2/2 WITH VIEW OF ALMOST 2000 SF of living space. EXECUTIVE WF HOME, 4,300 SF 3
GOLFCOURSE AND LAKE 2/2/1, lots of extras. A must see. $99,500 lots- Huge lanaiw/ pool $664,500
all Ron CoolPece 913809 94 C(all John Del Sasso 941-726-6539 (all Trish Williams 941-662-0723
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Lakeview new kitchen,
2/2/2, Family Rm, $264k
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ANNUAL RENTALS


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NORTH PORT
3/2 Pinstar, Pool
ROTONDA WEST
2/2 Boundary Blvd.
ENGLEWOOD
2/1 Florida


$1050

$550

$575


2012 SEASONAL
RENTALS
Englewood, N. Port & Pt.Char
2/2 Condo $1600
2/2 Home $1500
3/2 Home $1600
Diana Legg/Michele Ross
Your Rental Experts
941-475-7011
941-681-1189
Website: www.icre.us
Call us for all of your Real
Estate Needs.

AWARD WINNING
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*2/1/CP Small Pet OK,
SWC, Godfrey Ave.,
P.C. $600 Mo
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Belinda Ave.,
P.C. $600 Mo
*we welcome new listings*
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"Voted Best of Venice"
950 Ridgewood Ave
Venice, FL
941-485-5444
ENGLEWOOD 1BR, 1BA
$500 + util. 2BR, 3BA $750 +
util. Commercial $800 + util
(828) 524-4977
ENGLEWOOD 2/2/1, nicely
upgraded. $650 Mo. 1st mo
& dep. 941-587-8601


Annual & Seasonal
Rentals
M&M Realty Inc.
941-473-9616
ENGLEWOOD Baffin Rd. furn
2/1 apt. for $750 2/2 for
$650, house in Eng. Roberta
Dr. waterfront 3/2/2+ pool
$950 856-364-8652 Maria
ANNUAL & SEASONAL
RENTALS
Call The Pineapple Girls
941-473-U333
Pineapple Gulf Prop. Mgmt. Inc.
www.RentEnglewood.com


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$1000....4/3/2 On Canal.....SGC
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877-400-0354
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GULF COVE 2/2/1 large
home/yard, fresh paint, clean,
all appl. Short term lease avail-
Feb. $750 941-697-1736




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LONG TERM TENANTS
WANTED!
SOUTH GULF COVE-
Super Nice 3/2/2/
pool/spa/water & dock
$1,500 includes lawn, pool
& pest services.
EAST VENICE-OLDER
REALLY NICE 2/2/2 split
floor plan only $1,100
HURRY WON'T LAST!
941-474-2882
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*NEED A RENTAL*
Paradise Properties &
Rentals,lnc941-625-RENT
NOKOMIS 2/2 WATERFRONT,
Close to beach and 1-75, 20
min. to Gulf. $1,200. 941-
349-6338
NORTH PORT 3/2, in ground
pool, tile throughout, great loca-
tion. $900 mo. 5145 Hornbuck-
le. Call Tony 941-391-4018


NORTH PORT Newer 3/2/2
Scr. lanai, cul de sac, pets ok,
Nice area. W/D $1000/mo
+deps (941)-812-0990
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/1/CP,
avail. 2/1/12. Clean, tile, W/D,
DW. Lawn care. $650 Mo. 1st,
last & sec. 941-661-4688
PORT CHARLOTTE Nice duplex,
2/2, Hbr Hts, $500 mo;2/1/1
house on canal, $699 mo 1st, L,
sec. req. No Pets 941-621-3389


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$900. Nice 3/2/1 + Den.
All Tile, New Kitchen &
Bath. Nice Area. 1st. &
Sec. Pets Ok. Rent or Rent
to Own. 941-743-2040
PORT CHARLOTTE 4+/2/2,
very Ig, pool jacuzzi $1500 3/2/2
$1200 Ls/Option Punta Gorda
4/2 $1000 941-255-3530
CHECK THE
CLASSIFIED!


PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2/1.5
18348 YALE AVE. AVAIL
2/1/12- VERY CLEAN, LG
PORCH, LG YARD, TERRAZZO
FLOORS, QUIET AREA, 1ST,
LAST AND SECURITY REQ'D
$750 941-235-1646
PORT CHARLOTTE 3/1/1
New kitchen, paint, carpet,
A/C & windows w/fenced yard
& shed. $700 941-585-5305
PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2.5/2
POOL HOME LR-FR
Unfurnished-Annual Rental
$1,200 941-979-7276
PORT CHARLOTTE
clean 2/2/1 w/fam.rm. +
lanai. Ideal location.
$775 + sec. 941-743-8339
PORT CHARLOTTE ON
CANAL Cute, clean, quiet
2BR/2BA/lcg Privacy in
Peaceful New tile, New paint in
and out! New stove! ONE
pet ok! $695/mo $500
sec. $150 water dep
ASK how to get $40/off
per month with
13th Month FREE Rent.
Call 941-206-6204
PORT CHARLOTTE- 3/2/1
Lovely Area! Complete Redo.
$650. mo. Ref. Req. 941-
266-7795 or 941-637-0793
PORT CHARLOTTE- Sun-
coast Lakes. 4/3/2, Pool.
Furnished on Lake. Exc. Cond.
No Pets. No Smoking $1,600.
mo. + Sec. 941-209-5874
PUNTA GORDA 2/1 nice
fenced backyard, CHA, 1st &
sec. $600 Also house near
Port Charlotte. 941-624-0355
Punta Gorda Gulf Waterfront
2/2/2, appliances, seawall
property-sailboat, lanai, pool,
$1300/mo 941-889-8859 Tod
PUNTA GORDA waterfront,
3/2/2, 1,850 SF, fam. rm
w/fireplace, formal LR/DR,
dock & lift. Avail. Mar 1. N/S.
$1,200 mo. (941)575-7006


PUNTA GORDA, historic dis-
trict, 3/3/2, overlooks
Gilchrist Park & Char. Har-
bor, 3 blks from downtown,
annual $1800/mo st, last,
security 941-628-3362
PUNTA GORDA-P.G.I. Area
Adorable Remodeled/Updated
3 Bedroom, 1 1/3 Bath
Cottage/Bungalow Home...
Screen Lanai, Interior
Laundry Room...
Fabulous Location! $725/month.
Drive by first, call if serious:
654 Aqui Esta Dr., Punta Gorda
941-457-7213 or 941-505-1519


2/1 PC Home $650
3/2 Eng Duplex $700
Condos start @ $500
www.allfloridarealty.com
(941)629-1121
VENICE 3/1 Ex large BR, 1
acre w storage space for Ig
equipt. Remodeled, $900 mo.
lst,last,sec. 941-223-4616


HOMES FOR RENT HOMES FOR RENT
1210 L 1210


3BR/2BA unfurnished
condo on canal with dock,
pool, hot tub & tennis
courts! $925/mo Annual
lease. 941-876-6971
PUNTA GORDA/PT CHAR
3/2, RIVER FRONT
CONDO at Peace River
Reserve, nicely upgraded, all
appliances $1250 mon. Jeff
Leonard 941-380-1465


HOMES FOR RENT
1210


VENICE EAST 2/2 FL, CP
$750 1st Ist & sec. req
941-492-4280 GulfCoast
Rentals & Real Estate Co.
VENICE Lovely 2/2 Venice
Island Home on quiet street,
pet friendly, immaculate.
Ready to move in $1200 mo.
Pam Cameron, Paradise Realty
Venice. 941-716-3838

CONDOS/VILLAS
FOR RENT
1240



Sird BaYRpa. Inc.

ANNUAL &
SEASONAL RENTALS
IN BIRD BAY VILLAGE
BIRD BAY REALTY (Venice)
484-6777 or 800-464-8497
CHARLOTTE HARBOR
22333 Edgewater Manor, Fur-
nished, 2nd fl, 2/2 overlooking
courtyard, heated pool. 50+,
No Pets. $800/mo or $750
Annual Water/Elec included.
317-366-8100
DEEP CREEK 2/2 or 3/2, tile
cath. ceil, wood cab. granite,
W/D, lanai $695+ up, pets ok
(941)-626-1514 or 661-4539
DEEP CREEK Beautiful 2/2
condo on golf course, granite
counter tops, stainless appli-
ances, N/S, No Pets, $650
Mo annual. Cheryl G Wynn, Lic.
R.E. Broker 941-769-7961
ENGLEWOOD 1/1.5 all newly
remodeled, open concept, fully
furnished, pool, cable incl. 55
plus comm. Yr Lease, $650
mo. 217-254-5206
ENGLEWOOD BEACH, Gulf
& Bay Views, 3/3/gar/no pets.
Unfurn. Annual, Beach Access.
$1,500/mo. 941-468-8276
PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200

ENGLEWOOD Gulf Cove
Point, 2/2 quiet area, annual,
$725/mo. 941-697-2972
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2,
newly remodeled, off Kings
Hwy. Water & W/D incl. Pool
& tennis. Sm. pet OK. $695.
Furn avail 941-286-5003
PORT CHARLOTTE- 2BR,
2BA Villa. Unfurn. Clean. $600
Mo + sec. (941)-661-4019
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2
GREAT LOC, SEC, 2ND FL,
POOL, CLOSE TO STORES &
HOSP, BEAUT PALMS &
SHADE TREES, APPL, LIKE
NEW. POSS LEASE/PUR
$650 941-743-0499
Port Charlotte unfurnished
2/2 tile thru out, pool priv.,
$600 / mo. Available now
Call M-F 941-206-0250 email
Weekends: Idrll22@yahoo.com


TOWNHOUSES
FOR RENT
1280

VENICE- OFFERS Spacious Apt.
2/2, Great place to live. 3 blks to
bch & 2 blks to Venice Ave shops.
$895 mo. 941-485-7645

COTTAGES
FOR RENT
1285

SOUTH VENICE waterview
furn. cottage effic., internet
cable electric included $600
941-726-4954 ann, sngl occ.

FOR RENT
1300

DEEP CREEK 1110 Nomad
Rd. 2/2/1, Liv Rm, Dining Rm,
Lanai, large yard. All appl.
Avail. Jan 1. $700 mo, 1st &
last. (516)-444-1953
ENGLEWOOD EAST, 2/1,
unfurn, tile,fans, W/D hookups,
blinds, CHA, $575 mo. + 1st,
sm. dep & last. 941-234-7077
HARBOUR HEIGHTS
2/2 duplex. Spacious, all tile.
$625 Mo. 941-235-1212
PORT CHARLOTTE, 2/1,
W/D incl. Accessible to 41.
$600. mo Water Incl. Some
Dep. Required. 941-661-4771
PUNTA GORDA clean 2/2 on
lake $700 mo. water incl.
(941)637-0417 or (941)-740-
4925
PUNTA GORDA Beautifully
redone 2 bed duplex, util rm,
Ig lanai, water, sewer & lawn
maint inc. Nice neighborhood,
pet friendly, $625 1st mo. &
dep. Also, spacious & new 1
bed duplex, Ig util rm, most
perks as above, $550.
941-875-5657
PUNTA GORDA Peace River
Shores Like new Cozy 2/2
W/D, 1000sf, $550/m+sec.
no pets/smoking 941-626-3569
PUNTA GORDA ISLES 607
Via Tripoli, 2/2 end of canal,
lanai, all appl. incld. W/D,
$750 + dock available. 941-
575-7867
ROTONDA- NICE CLEAN
1/1 with W/D & lanai
$550/ mo. + 1mo sec
941-460-9403

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
L1320

AWESOME MOVE IN SPECIALS.
1,2 & 3BR Lovely gated 55+
comm Walk in closets, Solariums.
Pool. Pet Friendly. 941-698-8800
CHARLOTTE HARBOR
1/1 apt. $550, updated, incl.
water pool scr. lanai, no pets.
Call 941-628-3759.
CHARLOTTE HARBOR, 2/2
central air & heat, tile floors,
W/D. $585 1st + Sec.
239-229-0984
CHARLOTTE HARBOR,
Almost new lbd/lba, tile
floors. Quiet $545 (941)
587-7828, (941)488-6826
ENGLEWOOD 1/1 on a pri-
vate beach, furnished, $600
month + elec. 941-475-4913
ENGLEWOOD
RESERVE NOW!
1ST MONTH ONLY $375
12 mins from Venice
2br w/den 2 ba 1300sf,
Swimming pool $750/mo
941-473-0450
ENGLEWOOD WATER-
FRONT 1/1, Very Clean,
Close to Shopping, No Pets.
$500/mo 941-475-5409
PORT CHARLOTTE 2BR/2BA
2nd Floor. Available Now $600
Mo. Call Jim (941)743-8483


FOR RENT
1320

ENGLEWOOD: MANASOTA
KEY, 1/1, Steps to Beach. Util.
& cable incl. pet ok, $225 wk.
Long term 941-716-3660
VENICE ISLAND Eff, 1 & 2 br,
Immed. occup. No pets, 1 yr
lease 941416-5757or 3236466

MARIAN MANOR APTS.
2/1 Starting at $595.
** Pets Welcome
**Restrictions And
**Income Limits Apply
Call 941-391-5669
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NORTH PORT VICTORIA
POINTE APTS. at Sumter &
Appomattox between US 41 &
1-75. Accepting applications
for 1BR & 2BR Apts. Conve-
niently located close to
schools, shopping, entertain-
ment & beaches
941-423-8720 O

CLASSIFIED
SELLS
CALL TODAY!
941-207-1200
Venice/Englewood
North Port areas
OR
941-206-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Available Soon
Studio Apts
Income-Based Housing
for those, 62 and older.
Please call 941-624-2266
Limited availability,
Restrictions Apply.
TTY:1-800-955-8771



PORT CHARLOTTE 55+,
2/2, close to Cultural Ctr. No
smoke/No pets. Annual lease,
$575 Mo. 941-380-0770
PUNTA GORDA WATER-
FRONT. Watch the boats go
by. Triplex, 1/1, remodel, sit-
ting dock, Furn. W/D. No pets/
smoking. $550 mo. annl. 941-
626-9652
PUNTA GORDA, 2/1 Com-
pletely tiled, window treat-
ment, on Fairway Dr opposite
school, monthly $600, Call
Owner (718)-465-6388 or
(718) 864-6482
The Fountains
1/1 from $560
2/2 from $670
3/2 from $770
Call for specials
941-429-9799

The Fountains
1/1 from $580
2/2 from $680
3/2 from $780
Call for specials
941-429-9799


VENICE CLUBSIDE APTS.
1 Bedrooms Available.
$199 Move in Fee.
Call (941)-488-7766.
VENICE ISLAND Efficency.
Clean & neat! Walk to beaches
& downtown. Start $535
Annual 1-800-746-4030
VENICE STUDIO
& 1 Bedroom
Accepting Section 8 Vouchers
941-488-7766
VENICE-SPACIOUS 2BR
/1.5, Unfurn, Close to shop-
ping, $650mo 1st, Last +
Sec after 6pm 941-966-2762
VENICE: 2/1 2 miles to
Beach, walk to Publix, Shops
& bus. Immaculate,
tile/carpet. $710/mo. Annu-
al. No pets. (941)-374-3401






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OPEN HOUSE
1010






SUNSTAR REALTY, INC.
MORRIS REALTY, INC.
HERITAGE LAKE PARK
Sales Office Open Daily
MON.-SAT. lOAM 4PM
SUN.: 1PM 4PM
Condos and Villas at Close-
Out Prices! Buyer Incentives.
Sharon Kerr
941-286-7315
BURNT STORE ISLES
SAT. &SUN.
12:00 PM 4:00 PM
341 Monaco Dr.
"Captiva" Professionally
decorated If you are planning
to build, You MUST
see this home
PORT CHARLOTTE
SAT. 1/22
11:00 AM to 2:00 PM
2208 Ann Ave. 33952
Extremely well maintained
3 bedroom home,
New shaker style cabinets in
kitchen. Pie shaped lot.
Come in and take a look,
Kathy DeLorenze
941-456-0371
SAT. 1/21
10:00 AM TO 2:00 PM
213 Mocha Ct.
Meticulously maintained
3/2/2 pool home in popular
Deep Creek. Lots of features
to showcase with this home
beginning with the large
sparkling pool with Pebble-
Tech finish done in 2006 as
well as the beautiful
lanai with pavers.
Susanne Hirko
941-286-2273
ENGLEWOOD
SAT. & SUN. 1/22
12:00 PM to 3:00 PM
4260 Placida Rd 22D,
Many new added additions
which includes AC,
refrigerator, ceiling fans,
interior doors, storm screen
door, plastic sliders, vertical
blinds, carpet, tile and sun-
shades***ALL NEW***2 car
carport 12x28 with
attached storage room
Jerry Curless
941-412-5123
SUN. 1/22
1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
8282 Parkside Dr,
Very nice home in a gated
community 2 bedroom and
den, solid surface counter
tops. This is resort style
living with golf, tennis,
swimming pool, hot tub
and exercise room.
Adam Stalec
941- 416-3604
SUN. 1/22
1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
8515 Gateway Ct,
This is the one at the right
price (furnished)
Gorgeous tile floor, beautiful
kitchen with granite counter
tops, raised cabinet doors.
Nice Florida room overlook-
ing the 10th green. This is
resort living in a friendly com-
munity. New dishwasher, new
washer, A/C just two years
old, new refrigerator
Adam Stalec
941- 416-3604

HOMES FOR SALE
S1020


JANICE HOLLOWAY
Coldwell Bankers
Top Agent 2011 -
In Venice 941-483-6699





7 Acres Waterfront Punta
Gorda Private setting 3/2
Gulf Access $174,900
JUDY K PETKEWICZ
ALLISON JAMES Estates &
Homes 941-456-8304


HOMES FOR SALE
1020


10 Acre Estate Punta
Gorda Private Fenced-
Gated-Pond Custom 2004
Home +1 Bedroom 1 Bath
Guest/Pool House, Outdoor
Kitchen, Designer Pool,
Spa's, Extensive Patio area
"One of a kind"! $495K
Call Judy Petkewicz Alli-
son James Estates &
Homes 941-456-8304





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Your own private estate
extremely well kept!
1887sf, 3/2/3 Pool home on 4
lots. Just under 1 Acre.
Includes detached 333sf
garage, man cave, office work-
shop, studio or guest cottage.
New hurricane windows 2006,
new roof 2001, AC 2000. Plenty
of room for the RV Call Ron.
$169,900. Super Value
Tarpon Coast Realty
Call Ron McGurie 941-2234781






Spectacular 2004 3/2/2 home
on 3 beautiful fenced acres +
large pond Best of country
living but close to everything
South Punta Gorda $169,500
941- 916-1662
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Breathtaking Golf Course
views from every room!
ROTONDA 3/2.5/2.5 w Den,
2144sf, large Pool. Beautiful
Ig kitchen w Island, Jacuzzi
tub, dual vanities in both
bath with granite. All bed-
rooms have walk in closets.
Dry bar, Ig. pantry, solid sur-
face counter tops. New up
graded stainless steel appli-
ances, sod, 18" porcelin tile,
carpet, fans & fixtures.
All for $216,900
Ron McGuire Tarpon Coast
Realty 941-223-4781



NEED CMH?

"BUILDERS SPECIAL" New
const. 3/2/2 approx 2100
SF/TI, granite, start @
$119,900. 17436 Quincy.
Port Charlotte, Open House
Sun, 1 3. (941)-416-5621


Ll'I.LL.WUUU r-r:",[(e [e:,
sailboat water, 3/3/2 w/
heated pool & Ig. out build-
ing. Set on a full wooded
acre. Minutes from beach &
bay. $549k
Katie Gerhardt Horizon
Realty 941-302-1081


HOMES FOR SALE
1020


CUSTOM HID POOL HM.
4BR/3BA/2Cg 3258 SQ.FT.
ON 4 LOTS IN SARASOTA CO.
Only $389,900 941-474-4279
PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200


HOMES FOR SALE
1020


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with me & recieve a 1 year
Home Warranty ($400. Value)
Jeff Runyan,
Re/Max Palm Realty
941-979-2843
jeffshooklineandsinker.com
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Venice/Englewoo d
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Pt. Charlotte Areas

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1020


Lanai, all appls & W/D, fenced,
Sprinkler sys, Low maint & taxes.
$149,500. 941429-9305 Eves
NEED CASH?
Have A Garage
Sale!
Hard to believe you can get a
lakefront pool home like this in
the best gated golfcourse
community for only $234,900.
This 3/2/2 pool home has
water views front & back
surrounded by tropical land-
scaping. Home features open
kitchen solid wood cabinets,
granite countertops,
guest suite. Great buy!
Tarpon Coast Realty
Call Ron McGurie 941-2234781


MOBILE HOMES RENTALS TO SHARE VACATION/
FOR RENT 1370 SEASONAL RENTALS
1340 1390


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

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WOODMERE
APARTMENTS OF
VENICE
Starting in the low 700's.
Call 941-496-4161
www.woodmereapartmentsofvenice.com
Resort Style Pool
Clubhouse, Fitness,
And Business Center
with WiFi.
Pets Welcome

Professionally managed by
Gallina Management, Inc


NOCATEE MOBILE HOMES
3 BR-$550/mo; 2-BR $500
& 1 BR-$300 & $400
1st + sec 941-624-0355

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FOR RENT
1350

PORT CHARLOTTE 2 room
suites, waterfront, weekly and
monthly rates with Wifi.Call
941-661-4262.


NEED CASH?

ROOMS FOR RENT
1360


PORT CHARLOTTE 1/1
Furnished, Internet, DirectTv,
use of kitchen & laundry.
$125 lst/last/$100 sec
941-625-4061
PUNTA GORDA Furnished
Room, Internet & Cable, all
inclusive. Pool, $95 per
week 941-575-9577


PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2 look-
ing for roommate to share
condo. Pools and tennis courts
available. W/D on site, fur-
nished or unfurnished
$100.00 a week, ref's a must
call 941-356-1690

S VACATION/
SEASONAL RENTALS
1390





ection of
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941-627-1465
800-964-3095
www.almar-rentals.com

ENGLEWOOD/Rotonda
Great selection
Available for March
Check us out:
West Coast Property Mgt.
www.RentalsFlorida.net
941-473-0718
PUNTA GORDA 3/2/2 home
w/view of golf course & lake.
Feb-Apr $2000/mo (Jan free!!)
423-343-6349


PORT CHARLOTTE
Adorable, Furn. 1 Bdrm.
Condo in Sunshine Villas
(across from Cultural Center)
Avail. Immed! $1000. mo.
Seasonal. Just Bring Your
Toothbrush! 941-628-
0941 or 941-625-2006


PUNTA GORDA, Historic
district, 3/3/2, overlooks
Gilchrist Park & Char. Har-
bor, 3 blocks from down-
town, furnished $3500/mo
all included 941-628-3302


ROTONDA- 2BR/1.5BA Luxury
**JAN SPECIAL S950/MO
Feb & March $1900/mo
941-268-5275
www.Rotondawestvillas.com
NEED CASH?
Have A Garage
Sale!
V NICE GARDENS 3/2/2
$1200 REMODELED TILE
AND FANS. 1900 SF SPLIT
FLOOR PLAN, PET W/DEP,
1/L/S 941-323-2229






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1020 L 1020 L 1020


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ENGLEWOOD
3/2 Lord St............$120,000
PORT CHARLOTTE
3/2 Mundella Cir.... $34,000
2/2 Romford Ave....$45,900
2/2 Laika Ave.........$46,000
2/2 Skylark Ln NW.$59,000
3/2 Midway Blvd.......$74,000
3/2 Foresman Blvd...$87,500
Punta Gorda
3/2 Mango Dr. (Mobile) 22,500
1/1 Dixie Dr. ..........$18,000
1 You could save
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Owner Financing
North Port S699/mo
Complete Mortgage.
Like new 3/2/1, lanai
$99k 941-716-0040


9 UnlicKaaee ur.
4/3/3 Pool/Spa. 2,500sf a/c.
$60,000 in Upgrades, Incredi-
ble Garage! Move-in Ready
$429,000 Joe Hayden
(941)321-2964 ERA Preferred
Properties. Inc.


FSBO, ex. location, clean,
beautiful, fully furnished, 1600
sq ft, lanai, plus separate laun-
dry $96,500 941-743-2436


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


2/2/2 pool home with dock-
age for 65' plus sailboat,
depth maintained by city,
dead end street in restricted
neighborhood. REDUCED!
$200,000 Lisa Laflamme, 5
Star Realty, 941-916-0538,
Lisala@earthlink.net

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

REDUCED




PRAIRIE CREEK, PUNTA GORDA
Equestrian Country Estate
4BR/4.5BA, Ht'd pool/spa,
gazebo. Gated on 5+ acres
w/ stocked bass pond & more
17400 White Water Ct.
941-575-4783 or 637-1673
$675,900. For virtual tour:
www.floridaneighborhoods.net

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Exceeds his & her dreams,
30' dock-pool-elec shutters.
Aggressive Realty 941-629-2100
Selling With Integrity $479K
WATERFRONT GEM!
3/2.5/2 2183sf Pool home. Allthe
features that set it apaprt from the com-
petition. Soaring cathedral ceilings,
dbl step ceiling and family rm. tray
ceiling in master br. Open kitchen
with solid wood caninets and solid
surface counters. Paver walkway
thru a tropical paradise to your own
10klb covered boat lift. $317,900
Tarpon Coast Realty
Call Ron McGurie 941-2234781


venice- 04 -allDrooK ur.
What a find! Beautiful 3/2/2
fully furnished home located in
Venice Golf & Country Club,
one of Venice's most presti-
gious gated, maint. free,
member owned golf course
communities. Home features
tile roof, vaulted ceilings, solid
surface counter tops, huge
master bath. Comm. features
include 2 pools, Champi-
onship 4.5 star golf course.
26 lakes, 4 har-tru Tennis
courts, fitness facility, gourmet
restaurant & club house. On
top of a that ... a golf cart is
included. All for $188,900.
Tarpon Coast Realty
Call Ron McGurie 941-2234781
ADVERTISE WITH THE
SUN CLASSIFIED


WATERFRONT
HOMES 1030


EnglewoodVenice Area
1191 Manor-
2/2/1.5 Pool home Fully updated!
New features include: roof, pool
cage w/ pavered deck, solid wood
kit. cabinets w/ granite, SS appl's,
bath vanities, ceramic tile, light fix-
tures. Great water views, 2 docks,
10 mins to beaches $239,900.
Tarpon Coast Realty
Ron McGurie 941-223-4781



ENGLEWOOD 3/2/2 1944
Forked Creek WATERFRONT No
bridges to gulf, newly updated,
new dock, carpet, tile, brand
new stainless steel appliances,
best deal on the market! Must
see! $219,000 941-276-6450
$269,900
629 SILK OAK DR. in
Lakes of Jacaranda, off of
Venice East Blvd. Beautiful
lake views from most
rooms. 2 BD+Den/2BA/
2CG, maintenance-free
living. Open and bright
floorplan, built in 2002, lots
of tile, looks and feels like
it's brand new. Nothing to
do but move right in.
Community pool and tennis
courts. Recently reduced.
SRES 941-321-6868
up* #1 in Sales lor 2011


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Jim Hays P.A. 941-416-4997 Era Preferred Properties of Venice, Inc



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1178 BIRD BAY
WAY #307
0 This 2 BR, 2BA
top floor Condo
Shows like new.
Great location
close to bike
path, beaches
and downtown
Venice.
$124,900
Jim Hays P.A. 9041-410-4007 Era Preferred Properties of Venice, Inc


WATERFRONT
HOMES 1030


ENGLEWOOD large secluded
private lot, 2 doublewide's,
fully furnished, both with boat
dock. Buy both & make offer
or if separate 2/2 $65,000 or
1/1 $62,000. 941-356-0391
PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2
Fresh Water Canal, new:
roof, AC, floors, cabinets.
lanai, $79k 941-629-
6329 poss finance


WATERFRONT
HOMES 1030


FISHERMANS
DREAM HOME
Fully remodeled 3/2 Waterfront
home with new roof, tile,
carpet, updated kitchen & New
appliances. Gulf access from
your own Priv. back yard.
Only $143,750. Tarpon Coast
Realty Call Ron 941-2234781
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$475,000
2089 SANDHILL LN.
3026 SO. FT MODEL
PERFECT! 3 Bedroom,
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in laniii, r..om.
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WATERFRONT
HOMES 1030


Englewood/Venice Area
Best waterfront value available
3/2/2,1748 sqft No bridges
out to lemon bay. Newer roof,
new state of the art Island
kitchen, with wood cabinets,
granite & full back splashes,
new 20" porcelin tile, fully
remodeled bath with granite.
new electrical pannel, carpet.
Expansive views overlooking
manatee filled lagoon in Engle-
wood isles. 5 Mins to beaches.
Tarpon Coast Realty
Call Ron McGurie 941-2234781
PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200


WATERFRONT WATERFRONT
HOMES 1030 I HOMES 1030


Englewood/Venice Area
1650sf 2/2/2 fully remodeled with
20" porclein tile in deed restricted
maintenance free, waterfront com-
munity Private Dock w/no bridges
out, home features a large fl room
& comm. pool new island kitchen
w/wood cabinets, granite counters,
new ss appliances, new tile roof &
remodeled baths. 5 mins to beach-
es. $212,900 Tarpon Coast Realty
Call Ron McGurie 941-2234781
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10 Tropicana Dr. Quick sail-
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Ken Giunta
941- 661-1438
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Lake Suzy drive your cart to
Kingsway CC 3BR 2BA 3 Bay
garage +den, heated pool,
2300 sf under air $299,900
941-743-3769

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1040


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Heritage Oak Pk-clubhouse
2004 furn incl $115,000
Aggressive Realty 629-2100
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1040






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DEAR DR. DONOHUE:
I'm 17 and play basket-
ball. A basketball hit the
tip of my left ring finger
and pushed it downward.
It really hurt. Our team
trainer looked at it and
called it a jammed finger.
He taped it.
My mom insists I see a
doctor. I feel silly going
to a doctor for such a
little thing. I'm right-
handed and can still play.
I told my mom that I
would abide by what you
say. What do you say? -
R.R.
ANSWER: I side with
your mother. Let me tell
you why.
It's dangerous to
trivialize a jammed
finger, an injury common
to many sports, includ-
ing basketball, baseball
and football. A ball hits
the tip of an outstretched
finger and forces the tip
downward. The force
is great enough to tear
tendons and ligaments.
It might even fracture the
bone.
A doctor can assess the
damage and might order
an X-ray to see if the
bone was broken.
Even if there isn't any
bone break, the finger
has to be immobilized
for six to eight weeks. A
splint is the best way to
immobilize it and pro-
mote healing. The splint
should be worn day and
night.
It's OK to continue
to play if the finger is
protected. It needs more
protection than tape.
DEAR DR. DONOHUE:
I go dancing about once
a week, sometimes for
three or four hours.
Although I am 67, the
age of the other dancers
ranges down to 21, so
there are some pretty ac-
tive two-step and swing
dances. Often, later that
night, I wake up with
leg cramps so severe I
have to get out of bed
and stand on the floor to
unclench the muscles.
Any advice? C.L.
ANSWER: Dancing def-
initely counts as exercise,
and it can be strenuous
exercise. Stick with it.
The cramps might be
the result of muscle fa-
tigue. After your dancing,
soak in a tub of warm
water for 20 minutes
before going to bed. After
the soak, massage your
legs. Give the cramp-
ing muscles the most
attention. Both the warm
water and the massage
will increase blood flow
to your muscles.
Pinching the skin
between the nose and
oon


Dr. Donohue
Readers may
write Dr
Donohue at -
RO. Box
536475,
Orlando,
FL 32853-6475
the upper lip often puts
a quick end to muscle
cramps. It does for me,
anyway.
DEAR DR. DONOHUE:
I am a 56-year-old male.
There's a history of heart
disease in my family.
Neither my father nor my
grandfather lived to 60.
I get an annual physi-
cal and have no heart
problems. I am 5 feet
8 inches tall and weigh
145 pounds.
I'm a certified public
accountant and sit be-
hind a desk all day. I exer-
cise when time permits,
from two to four times a
week. I either walk or ride
a stationary bike.
I walk for 40 minutes at
4 miles per hour. I spend
20 to 25 minutes on the
bike at a good pace.
After walking, my
breathing is slightly
more than normal. After
biking, I'm sweating,
breathing heavily, and
my heart is beating fast.
Is the biking better than
walking for good heart
health? J.M.
ANSWER: There's no
doubt that your biking
is a more demanding
exercise than your walk-
ing. It makes you sweat
and breathe heavily and
gets your heart beating
faster. Those are defi-
nite signs of the vigor of
your exercise. The more
vigorous the exercise, the
better the benefit to your
heart. That's said with
the provision that your
doctor has given you
the go-ahead for such
exercise.
Your family history
makes me nervous. Have
you had any specific heart
tests, like a stress test? I
believe such a test is justi-
fied for someone like you
whose close relatives have
died at young ages.

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but he will incorporate
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Stocking up on greeting cards


Dear Heloise: We live in
the country, so when my
husband and I go shop-
ping, we stop at the thrift
store or dollar store and
stock up on all kinds of
greeting cards. When I
have a grandkid who has
a birthday or some other
event, I don't have to rush
out and spend tons of
money on gasoline for a
greeting card.
If this can be helpful
to anyone, I'm delighted.
- Jeanne C., Comptche,
Calif.
Stocking up on greeting
cards from a dollar store
saves you money and
stress, because you will
always have a card handy.
- Heloise

Hefty hounds
Dear Heloise: We are
"parents" to two small
dogs. Each weighed about
8 pounds when we got
them last spring. Now
they weigh 11 pounds and
12 pounds. My husband
feeds them treats all day
long and from the table.
They never touch their dog
food. I can't convince him
that he is killing them and
along the way ruining the
joints in their legs. I know
you are an animal lover, so
I hope you can help.
- Barbara in Alabama
Barbara, yes, I'm an
animal lover! It is impor-
tant that dogs eat foods
formulated specifically for
them, and not too much.
Eating too many treats
(they are called treats for
a reason!) can lead to obe-
sity, as most commercial


Hints from Heloise

treats you buy are very
high in calories!
"People food" is often
high in fat, which can lead
to a number of health
problems (pancreatitis is
one) and even death. The
American Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals (www.aspca.org)
has information on this
"tubby" topic.
Please work with your
husband to wean your
dogs off excess treats and
table scraps. Also look for
a top-quality, gravy-type
dog food, which can make
dry dog food taste better.
Switch to healthy treats
like small pieces of carrots,
etc. Remember, your pet
cannot open the refrigera-
tor door or order fast food
for itself. You are responsi-
ble for what your pet eats.
Good luck, and thanks for
writing! Heloise
Send a money-saving
or timesaving hint to
Heloise, PO. Box 795000,
San Antonio, TX 78279-
5000, or you can fax it to
1-210-HELOISE or e-mail it
to Heloise(at)Heloise.com.
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DEAR ABBY: What do
you think about people
who attempt to converse
with you from another
room? My boyfriend does
it fairly often. He may be
on the computer while I'm
reading or watching TV
and he'll yell out a question
or tell me something. Most
of the time I answer him,
but then he'll continue the
conversation all from
the other room.
I find it rude, and to be
quite honest, disrespect-
ful. I also think it makes
no sense because with the
TV on it's difficult to hear
him. If I want to speak to
someone in another room,
I get off my "keester" and
go directly to him or her.
That's common sense. My
former roommate used to
do the same thing. Do you
think this is a "guy thing"?
- CAN'T HEAR IN NEW
YORK
DEAR CAN'T HEAR:
Nope. It's just lazy. And it
continues because you
allow it. Tell your boyfriend
that if he has something
he wants to say to you,
he should come and say
it. Point out that you give
him that respect. And if
he "forgets," stay put and
don't answer from the
other room.
DEAR ABBY: I have a
friend with whom I ex-
change birthday and Christ-
mas gifts. I make a great
deal of effort to find things I
know she would like, and I
have been quite successful.
My friend, however, buys
me things I suspect she
would like for herself.
Example: I'm always hot
while she's always chilly.
She bought me heavy
pajamas and a warm robe
for Christmas. I don't like
spicy food she does. She
gave me two large contain-
ers of seasoning containing
chili pepper. I love to read
fiction while she prefers
nonfiction. For my birth-
day I received a book about
history.
This kind of exchange
has been going on for
years, and I don't remem-
ber receiving one gift I
could really use. What can
I say to her? PEEVED IN
PITTSBURGH


Dear Abby

DEAR PEEVED: To say
something would be rude. I
do have a suggestion, how-
ever. On the next gift-giving
occasion, give your friend
some things YOU would
like. Example: A pretty fan to
accessorize a summer dress,
ajar of your favorite jam, a
novel or two you would en-
joy reading and then you
can agree on a gift exchange.
Problem solved.
DEAR ABBY: I have a
2-year-old son, "Seth." His
father, "Ray," and I went
our separate ways during
my pregnancy. He came to
see Seth a few times when
he was a couple of months
old and promised he'd con-
tinue, but he didn't follow
through. Ray has married
since then, and hasn't
called to ask about his son.
I don't call him either.
He didn't show up for
court and the DNA test,
so the judge ordered him
to pay child support by
default, which he has
been doing. I don't believe
in forcing a man to be a
father, and I would never
make my son visit him. It is
obvious Ray has no interest
in his child. I contacted the
grandparents and they are
just as cold. What do I tell
Seth when he asks about
his father? SOLE
PARENT IN ALABAMA
DEAR SOLE PARENT:
Tell him the truth. Explain
that when he was born,
Ray wasn't ready to ac-
cept the responsibilities
that go along with being a
dad and that as time has
passed, Ray has been un-
willing to step forward. As
sad as that may be, it would
be worse to give your son
false information or false
hope that his biological
father will ever be willing
to give him more than the
court ordered him to.


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thine altars; and lam left alone and they seek my life. But
what saith the answer of God unto him? Ihave reserved
to myself seven thousand men, who have not bowed the
knee to the image ofBoal."-- Romans 11:3, 4.
Don't get the idea that you are in this race alone nor
think for a moment that the rewards to be are reserved
for a select few. God has many children, some may not
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S you'll be wise to anticipate, prepare for and rehearse VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). It will be an all around SAGITTARIUS (Nov.22-Dec. 21). More research is PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Keep trying new
ahead of time.Try out different answers. good day. You'll be in high spirits and quite produc- needed before you're really ready to go for a goal. approaches to a problem. It will be easier to experi-


CANCER (June 22-July 22). Monitor your nervous


thinking too much about it ortrying too hard to system.ension levels will rise and fall.You can
save. You'll naturally gravitate toward choices that manage our stress through exercise and other
mgae your stress through exercise and other


is tive. Spontaneous activities will delight you.The
events you plan will be equally special.


Read and make arrangements to interview those ment when you truly believe that there's a magic


who are in the know.You'll clarify your goals.


combination that will work.


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put more money in your pocket.
coping strategies.Talk to a friend. Cut events out of are avenues for increasing the money flow to your always the one expected to be the grown up of the outside your normal avenues of thought. Newfound
TAURUS (April 20-May 20).You'll use your original-


ity in an environment where almost everyone is
doing the same thing.You'll stand out in a good


your schedule. Slow things down.


realm, and thats not the only positive result for your group. deavors


such a high level of responsibility. Take a breather. come to completion in February. A new relationship


LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You'll feel a strong drive to be efforts. You love to learn and have fun with it.


way. People will notice you and, in a sense, feel first. Is it your ego pushing you forward or are you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21).You'll be in the mood to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18).When your mood is becomes strong through spring. Your focus on work,
more awake. merely acting on the impulse of destiny? Stay aware stir things up. You'll add some sparkle and perhaps lighthearted, the beauty in you radiates out.Your service, education and travel will lead to achieve-
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). People will ask you diffi- of the others around you. If you are meant to be No. a pinch of mischief, to another person's life. Your upbeat social energy will help you attract people ment in the fall. Libra and Scorpio adore you. Your


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10 a.m. ESPN2 2012 Austra-
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FSN Champions Series Ten-
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GOLF PGA Tournament Hu-
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MYN College Basketball
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Saturday, January 21, 2012


CONDOS/VILLAS
FOR SALE
1040


Luxury Living with
Balcony view of Bay!
Pool, Boat dock, 5 mins to
beach, shopping, gulf.
2/2 FURN. $139,000 OR
RENT W/OPTION...
865-719-2316

ADS SELLkj


CONDOS/VILLAS CONDOS/VILLAS
FOR SALE FOR SALE
1040 Z 1040


ENGLEW6OOD 2/2 Condo
1st floor end unit, Ig win-
dows, breakfast bar, tropical
setting, pet friendly, onsite
manage $76,500 West Coast
Realty Services 941-473
0272

MANASOTA KEY, 2/2 Boat
slip/pool/clubhouse & beach
access.OwnerFinancing.630-
985-8661 or 708-712-2751
VENICE Plantation Golf &
Country Club Beautiful 2/2,
2nd fir, great view. Many
upgrades. 941-343-3817


LAnt aULY IIUKNin nunK
2br/2ba Condo with lanai.
Cath. ceilings, fully tiled,
Turnkey, Everything updated.
Immediate occupancy. Low
Taxes $110k flexible
941-235-0844


NEED CASH?


GOREN BRIDGE

WITH TANNAH HIRSCH
@2012 Tribune Media Services, Inc.

WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ


Q 1 Both vulnerable, as South you
hold:

SJ97 QJ9 0A9842, 4AQ

The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
10 Pass 26 Pass
9
What do you rebid now?

Q 2 As South, vulnerable, you hold:

S8 2 90 KJ 10 8 6 5 2 AJ7

The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST
1 Pass 20 Pass
20 Pass ?
What action do you take?

Q 3 As South, vulnerable, you hold:

A 8 c K Q 10 6 3 0QJ10 4 QJ7

The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST
1A Pass 2 Pass
36 Pass ?
What do you bid now?

Q 4 Neither vulnerable, as South
you hold:


4 A8 QQ 1087632


7 A10 6


The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST
16 Pass 1 Pass
1NT Pass
What do you bid now?

Q 5 Both vulnerable, as South you
hold:

AQ873 K9820834Q76


The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOUTH
16 Pass 26
2NT Pass ?
What action do you take?


WEST
Pass


Q 6 As South, vulnerable, you hold:

AK J 8542 95 0 A 6 4Q 102


The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOUTH
14 Pass 16
46 Pass ?
What action do you take?


WEST
Pass


Look for answers on Monday.

(Tannah Hirsch welcomes readers'
responses sent in care of this newspaper
or to Tribune Media Services Inc., 2225
Kenmore Ave., Suite 114, Buffalo, NY.
14207. E-mail responses may be sent to
gorenbridge@aol.com.)


FOR SALE
1040

PT CHARLOTTE 2nd fir,
end unit, comply renovated,
2BR/2BA condo. with pool
and many other amenities.
Immediate Occupancy!
$42,900 941-697-9897
BUY IT!
SELL IT!
FIND IT!
SUN CLASSIFIED!

PUNTA GORDA Emerald
Pointe Condo, 4th fir. Canal
view. 2/1, Beautifully appointed.
Turnkey. Boat Slip.$127.9K
941-637-1422.


MOVIE LISTINGS

Regal Town Center 16
941-623-0111
1441 Tamiami Trail
Alvin and the Chipmunks:
Chipwrecked (G, 87 min.)
2:00 pm, 4:40 pm
Beauty and the Beast 3D (G,
84 min.) 1:20 pm, 3:40 pm,
7:10 pm, 9:25 pm
Contraband (R, 110 min.)
1:45 pm, 4:55 pm, 6:55 pm,
7:35 pm, 9:35 pm, 10:10 pm
The Devil Inside (R, 87 min.)
1:35 pm, 4:30 pm, 6:50 pm,
9:30 pm
Extremely Loud & Incredibly
Close (PG-13, 129 min.)
1:10 pm, 4:10 pm, 7:05 pm,
10:00 pm
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
(R, 160 min.) 5:10 pm, 9:20 pm
Haywire (R, 93 min.) 1:40 pm,
4:15 pm, 7:40 pm, 10:05 pm
The Iron Lady (PG-13, 105 min.)
1:55 pm, 4:50 pm, 7:25 pm,
9:55 pm
Joyful Noise (PG-13, 118 min.)
1:25 pm, 4:30 pm, 7:15 pm,
10:20 pm
The Metropolitan Opera: The
Enchanted Island LIVE (NR,
220 min.) 12:55 pm
Mission: Impossible Ghost
Protocol (PG-13, 132 min.)
1:00 pm, 4:00 pm, 7:10 pm,
10:10 pm
Red Tails (PG-13, 120 min.)
1:05 pm, 4:05 pm, 7:00 pm,
10:05 pm
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of
Shadows (PG-13, 128 min.)
1:30 pm, 4:25 pm, 7:20 pm,
10:15 pm
Underworld: Awakening (R,
88 min.) 1:50 pm, 7:50 pm
Underworld: Awakening 3D (R,
88 min.) 1:20 pm, 3:45 pm,
4:20 pm, 7:20 pm, 9:45 pm,
10:15 pm
War Horse (PG-13, 146 min.)
1:25 pm, 4:45 pm, 7:55 pm


CONDOS/VILLAS
FOR SALE
1040


Tiki Condominiums
Great investment opportunity
on Manasota Key.
1/1 Condo Walk to beaches,
great pool, community dock,
Only $139,900.
Tarpon Coast Realty
Call Ron McGurie 941-2234781

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We Bought a Zoo (PG, 124 min.)
1:00 pm, 3:55 pm, 6:45 pm,
9:40 pm
Frank Theatres Galleria
Stadium 12
941-408-0011
2111 Tamiami Trail
Beauty and the Beast (G,
84 min.) 10:45 am
Beauty and the Beast 3D (G,
84 min.) 1:10 pm, 4:10 pm,
7:10 pm, 9:10 pm
Contraband (R, 110 min.)
11:45 am, 2:10 pm, 5:00 pm,
7:30 pm, 10:05 pm
The Descendants (R, 115 min.)
10:20 am, 1:20 pm, 4:20 pm,
7:20 pm, 9:55 pm
Extremely Loud & Incredibly
Close (PG-13, 129 min.)
10:05 am, 1:05 pm, 4:05 pm,
7:05 pm, 9:55 pm
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
(R, 160 min.) 10:00 am,
1:25 pm, 7:00 pm, 10:00 pm
Haywire (R, 93 min.) 11:15 am,
2:15 pm, 5:00 pm, 7:15 pm,
9:30 pm
The Iron Lady (PG-13, 105 min.)
11:00 am, 1:25 pm, 4:25 pm,
7:25 pm, 9:45 pm
Joyful Noise (PG-13, 118 min.)
10:30 am, 1:20 pm, 4:20 pm,
7:20 pm, 9:55 pm
Red Tails (PG-13, 120 min.)
11:00 am, 1:25 pm, 4:25 pm,
7:25 pm, 10:00 pm
Underworld: Awakening (R,
88 min.) 11:45 am
Underworld: Awakening 3D (R,
88 min.) 1:45 pm, 4:45 pm,
7:45 pm, 9:45 pm
War Horse (PG-13, 146 min.)
10:00 am, 1:00 pm, 4:00 pm,
7:00 pm, 10:00 pm
AMC Merchants Crossing 16
888-AMC-4FUN
US 41 and Pine Island Rd.
The Adventures of Tintin 3D (PG,
101 min.) 1:15 pm, 6:15 pm
The Adventures of Tintin (PG,
101 min.) 10:45 am, 3:45 pm,
8:45 pm


CONDOS/VILLAS
FOR SALE
1040


venice venetian- ./L ground
level, overlooks water & golf-
course, updated, fitness cen-
ter, pools/spas, boardwalk to
Myakka River Short Sale
$189,000 Call Gary Hoskins
941-809-7709
NEED CASH?
Have A Garage
Sale!


Alvin and the Chipmunks:
Chipwrecked (G, 87 min.)
3:15 pm, 5:30 pm, 7:45 pm,
10:00 pm
Beauty and the Beast 3D (G,
84 min.) 10:00 am, 12:30 pm,
3:00 pm, 5:30 pm, 8:00 pm,
10:15 pm
Contraband (R, 110 min.)
11:15 am, 2:00 pm, 4:45 pm,
7:45 pm, 10:15 pm
The Devil Inside (R, 87 min.)
10:15 am, 12:15 pm, 2:30 pm,
5:00 pm, 7:00 pm, 9:15 pm
Extremely Loud & Incredibly
Close (PG-13, 129 min.)
10:45 am, 2:00 pm, 5:15 pm,
8:30 pm
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
(R, 160 min.) 12:00 pm,
3:30 pm, 7:00 pm, 10:15 pm
Haywire (R, 93 min.) 10:15 am,
12:45 pm, 3:15 pm, 5:45 pm,
8:15 pm, 10:30 pm
The Iron Lady (PG-13, 105 min.)
11:00 am, 1:45 pm, 4:30 pm,
7:15 pm, 10:00 pm
Joyful Noise (PG-13, 118 min.)
11:45 am, 2:45 pm, 5:45 pm,
8:45 pm
Mission: Impossible Ghost
Protocol (PG-13, 132 min.)
12:15 pm, 3:15 pm, 6:15 pm,
9:15 pm
Real Steel (PG-13, 127 min.)
12:00 pm, 7:00 pm
Red Tails (PG-13, 120 min.)
10:30 am, 1:30 pm, 4:30 pm,
7:30 pm, 10:30 pm
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of
Shadows (PG-13, 128 min.)
10:00 am, 1:00 pm, 4:00 pm,
10:00 pm
Underworld: Awakening (R,
88 min.) 10:00 am
Underworld: Awakening 3D (R,
88 min.) 12:30 pm, 3:00 pm,
5:30 pm, 8:00 pm, 10:30 pm
War Horse (PG-13, 146 min.)
11:30 am, 3:00 pm, 6:30 pm,
9:45 pm
We Bought a Zoo (PG, 124 min.)
10:15 am, 1:15 pm, 4:15 pm,
7:15 pm, 10:05 pm


ACROSS
1 Garland or
Holliday
5 Valentine decor
10 Marathon or
10K
14 Libretto feature
15 Serviceable
16 Just scraped by
17 "Read 'em
and -"
18 Appraises
19 Coat with gold
20 Warmth of heart
22 Sparsely
24 CPA employer
25 Mine car
26 Publicly
29 Mice, e.g.
33 Egg-shaped
fruit
34 People
generally
36 Homer
Simpson's dad
37 Neighbor of
CTRL
38 Wails loudly
39 Swear solemnly
40 Feminine
pronoun
41 Mimicked
42 What hams try
to steal
44 Barbershop
quartet's
"Sweet" girl
47 Inveighed
against


48 He wrote
"Picnic"
49 Canine registry
50 Slate
53 Become
engaged
58 noire
59 Pay by mail
61 Ensure failure
62 Square dance
site
63 Relish tray item
64 spumante
65 "Iliad" deity
66 Senior
67 Crystal-gazer

DOWN
1 Mandibles
2 Heavy hydrogen
discoverer
3 Carpe --
4 Kennel sound
5 Lady's bow
6 Rocky Mountain
state
7 Commiserate
with
8 Land in "la mer"
9 Reduces to
smithereens
10 Government in
power
11 Something like
12 Biology topic
13 Vortex
21 A Guthrie
23 Once
possessed


PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED

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Drift
Nebraska hub
Blanched
- nous
Seedless
orange
Carnivore's
delight (hyph.)
Basted
Home of a
brave
Part of a giggle
Outback critter
H.H. Munro
Shrill insects


White Sale buys
Gary's st.
Roof support
"Dancing
Queen" group
Neutral or first
French I verb
In the thick of
Playing card
Winning margin
- d'Azur
Mideast title
Building
extension


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CROSSWORD PUZZLE






Saturday, January 21, 2012


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AREA PROPERTY TRANSFERS


ENGLEWOOD- COURTESY OF ENGLEWOOD AREA BOARD OF RELATORS


ML# Status Address
D5780842 SLD 1946 FLORIDA AVE
05065703 SLD 240 E COWLES ST
D5784951 SLD 1561 BLUE HERON DR
A3950692 SLD 6960 ADDERLY RD
C7030356 SLD 7337 DESANT LN
C7027189 SLD 7442 GRANDCONCOURSE ST
D5782375 SLD 12 N MARINA PLZ
D5784052 SLD 1378 BLUE HERON DR
N5774992 SLD 9148 BENSONHURST LN
C7030360 SLD 6223 LOMAXST
C7026989 SLD 13436 BOUVARDIA LN
D5783508 SLD 607 CHERRYWOOD DR # 296
D5779530 SLD 1330 HOLIDAY DR
D5785410 SLD 56 SPORTSMAN LN
D5785207 SLD 14397 POCONO AVE
D5783197 SLD 1975 GEORGIA AVE
N5769631 SLD 801 BUCKSKIN CT
N5767072 SLD 27 DOMINICA DR
D5785724 SLD 270 CAPSTAN DR
D5785524 SLD 160 BLACKWALL CT


Zip Code Subdivision Name
34224 GROVE CITY
34223 PROSPECT PARK
34224 HOLIDAY MOBILE ESTS
34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 84
33981 VLG OF HOLIDAY LAKE
34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 84
34223 ALAMEDA ISLES
34224 HOLIDAY MOBILE ESTS
34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 74
34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 63
33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 78
34223 FOXWOOD
34223 ENGLEWOOD SHORES
33947 ROTONDA WEST BROADMOOR
33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 93
34224 GROVE CITY SHORES
34223 ENGLEWOOD FARM ACRES UNIT 2
34223 BOCA ROYALE
33946 CAPE HAZE
33921 NORTH VILLAGE


List Price
47,000
48,000
58,000
59,900
74,900
79,500
79,500
79,900
82,000
99,900
114,900
140,000
189,000
224,900
229,900
325,000
330,000
529,900
739,990
995,000


Pool Sold Price
N 28,500
N 37,000
N 55,000
N 57,000
55,000
N 78,500
N 73,000
N 70,000
74,000
98,000
N 102,700
N 128,000
N 170,000
N 214,000
Y 225,000
N 300,000
N 330,000
Y 475,000
682,500
N 955,000


BE FB HB
2 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0
3 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0
4 2 0
4 2 0
2 2 0
2 1 0
4 2 0
3 2 0
2 2 0
4 4
4 3
3 2 1
3 3 1
331


Property Style Sold Terms Sold Date
Manufactured/Mobile All Cash 01/13/12
Single Family Home All Cash 01/10/12
Manufactured/Mobile New Conventional 01/13/12
Single Family Home All Cash 01/10/12
Manufactured/Mobile All Cash 01/09/12
Single Family Home All Cash 01/10/12
Manufactured/Mobile All Cash 01/13/12
Manufactured/Mobile All Cash 01/13/12
Single Family Home All Cash 01/13/12
Single Family Home All Cash 01/14/12
Single Family Home All Cash 01/10/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 01/10/12
Single Family Home All Cash 01/10/12
Single Family Home All Cash 01/12/12
Single Family Home NewVA 01/12/12
Single Family Home Combination 01/10/12
Single Family Home New Private 01/13/12
Single Family Home All Cash 01/11/12
Single Family Home All Cash 01/13/12
1/2 Duplex Other 01/13/12


LP/SqFt LP/SP Ratio
69.94 42.41
41.1 31.68
57.54 54.56
55.62 52.92
72.86 53.5
65.43 64.61
82.81 76.04
59.45 52.08
71.55 64.57
52.36 51.36
48.14 43.02
108.95 99.61
254.03 228.49
97.36 92.64
102.68 100.49
258.14 238.28
84.96 84.96
157.05 140.78
352.38 325
390.81 375.1


CHARLOTTE COUNTY/NORTH PORT


COURTESY OF PUNTA GORDA, PORT CHARLOTTE, NORTH PORT ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS


ML# Status Address Zip Co
C7015833 SLD 21440 HOLDERN AVE 33952
A3948737 SLD 6318 PAN AMERICAN BLVD 34287
C7029449 SLD 186 GLENRIDGE NW AVE 33952
C7019289 SLD 21147 GEPHART AVE 33952
C7029925 SLD 21543 MALLORY AVE 33952
C7014971 SLD 11488 6TH AVE 33955
D5785148 SLD 3704NEKOOSAST 34287
C7028658 SLD 430 PALMETTO NE DR 33952
C7026853 SLD 5735GALLATIN LN 34287
C7024435 SLD 19505 QUESADAAVE #RR203 33948
C7024352 SLD 19505 QUESADA AVE #1202 33948
C7028513 SLD 19159 HELENA AVE 33948
C7024889 SLD 2205 HARIET ST 33952
C7027191 SLD 25100 SANDHILL BLVD #S201 33983
C7028001 SLD 3310 LOVELAND BLVD #2301 33980
C7028831 SLD 13461 BENNETT DR 33981
C7030084 SLD 21092 HALDEN AVE 33952
A3946843 SLD 12241 DEFENDER DR 33953
C7021813 SLD 25275 RAMPART BLVD # 804 33983
C7029478 SLD 820 KENNWOOD NWTER 33948
05036536 SLD 131 AURORA ST 33948
A3946036 SLD 3055 ALGER ST 34286
A3952205 SLD 22503 UTICA AVE 33980
C7027102 SLD 22332 HALLSTEAD AVE 33952
C7027435 SLD 20313 NAVAJO LN 33952
A3929686 SLD 127 NE FRANCIS NE DR 33952
05075870 SLD 1419 ABSCOTT ST 33952
C7028471 SLD 2716VOGLERLN 34286
C7029741 SLD 167 FLETCHER ST 33954
C7028212 SLD 3087 PELLAM BLVD 33948
N5774742 SLD 2788 ZANDERTER 34286
C7029123 SLD 26056TATTERSALL LN 33983
A3934237 SLD 21359 BASSETT AVE 33952
C7003705 SLD 23465 HARBORVIEW RD# 223 33980
C7027403 SLD 5244 BRANDON TER 34286
A3934953 SLD 2087 PAN AMERICAN BLVD 34287
C7028629 SLD 4974 ESCALANTE DR 34287
C7022403 SLD 26360 COPIAPO CIR 33983
C7027420 SLD 2631 SANBORN AVE 34288
C7026139 SLD 958 WEBSTER NW AVE 33948
N5774101 SLD 4490 SWEETBAY ST 33948
A3953191 SLD 4379 CONWAY BLVD 33952
A3952823 SLD 25085 ALCAZAR DR 33955
C7023315 SLD 401 NORMACT 33950
D5785424 SLD 6270 COLISEUM BLVD 33981
C7028515 SLD 25188 MARION AVE# F311 33950
C7026630 SLD 2256 KENYA LN 33983
D5782424 SLD 10020 WINDING RIVER ROAD 33950
U7533167 SLD 4256 PINE CONETER 34286
D5784328 SLD 1742 KADASHOW AVE 34288
C7026856 SLD 3833 CABALLERO AVE 34286
C7025113 SLD 1118 YORKSHIRE ST 33952
C7026213 SLD 27157 HARBOUR APPROACH RD 33983


C7028775 SLD
C7029230 SLD
C7029042 SLD
A3951813 SLD
C7026176 SLD
A3943210 SLD
C7029348 SLD
C7014626 SLD
C7029597 SLD
D5785438 SLD
D5785416 SLD
D5785618 SLD
D5785207 SLD
C7024531 SLD
D5785174 SLD
C6999061 SLD
D5785350 SLD
C7022206 SLD
D5782196 SLD
C7020513 SLD
N5769631 SLD
C7030910 SLD
C7023523 SLD
N5772791 SLD
C7021617 SLD
C7006549 SLD


23469 TABER AVE
4840 FOXHALL RD
1355 NAVIGATOR RD
1787 LAIRD AVE
23286 WEATHERMAN AVE
5123 ABDELLA LN
2361 BALTIMORE ST
7553 PASPALUM
4278 KIMBALL CIR
1301 ODYSSEY CT
2507 KLASS TER
18690 AYRSHIRE CIR
14397 POCONO AVE
2000 VIA SEVILLE
5222 BLACKJACK CIR
1568 PALMETTO PALM WAY
2787 SAWGRASS CT
601 BAL HARBOR BLVD
215 FRY SETER
3280 SOUTHSHORE DR # 84C
801 BUCKSKIN CT
5496 WHITE IBIS DR
157 BANGSBERG SE RD
1424 LEMON BAY DR
5029 CAPTIVA CT
29527 LEAH RD


de City
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
PUNTA GORDA
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
PT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
PUNTA GORDA
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
PUNTA GORDA
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
ENGLEWOOD
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
ENGLEWOOD
PUNTA GORDA
PUNTA GORDA


List Price
16,200
24,900
27,500
28,000
29,000
30,000
35,900
39,900
45,000
47,000
49,000
49,000
50,000
52,500
54,900
54,900
57,500
57,900
59,000
59,900
64,800
65,000
69,900
72,000
74,900
75,000
79,000
79,900
79,900
89,000
89,900
99,900
104,900
109,000
109,000
109,000
110,000
112,500
119,900
124,900
125,000
127,500
127,900
130,000
134,900
135,000
135,000
135,000
138,500
139,900
149,000
149,000
159,000
159,900
159,900
165,000
165,000
165,000
169,000
169,000
174,000
179,900
198,900
204,000
219,999
229,900
239,900
239,900
275,000
289,900
295,000
319,000
329,000
330,000
349,000
379,900
396,300
444,900
949,000


Pool Sold Price BE FB HB
N 13,000 2 1 0
N 21,500 2 1 0
N 26,000 2 1 0
N 28,500 2 1 0
N 28,300 3 1 0
N 28,000 2 2
N 30,000 2 2 0
N 32,000 3 1 1
N 45,000 2 2 0
N 40,000 2 2 0
N 47,000 2 2 0
N 42,000 3 2 0
N 48,500 2 1 0
N 48,500 2 2 0
N 50,000 2 2 0
N 52,900 2 2 0
N 55,000 2 2 0
N 60,000 3 2 0
N 52,500 2 2 0
N 55,000 2 2 0
N 57,199 3 2 0
N 67,000 3 2 0
Y 65,000 3 2 0
Y 70,000 2 2 0
Y 68,000 2 2 0
Y 80,000 4 2 0
Y 79,299 3 2 0
N 79,900 3 2 0
N 72,000 3 2 0
Y 83,700 3 2 0
N 89,100 3 2 0
N 99,900 3 2 0
N 104,900 3 2 0
N 91,000 2 2
N 103,000 3 2 0
N 105,000 3 2 0
Y 96,500 3 2 0
Y 109,000 3 2 0
N 113,500 3 2 0
Y 118,000 3 2 0
Y 115,000 3 2 0
127,600 3 2 0
N 123,000 3 3 0
Y 130,000 3 2 0
N 129,500 3 2 0
N 130,000 2 2 0
N 127,500 3 2 0
N 135,000 3 2 0
Y 130,000 3 2 0
Y 125,000 3 2 0
N 143,500 4 3 0
N 145,000 3 2 0
Y 150,000 3 3 0
Y 153,000 3 2 0
Y 151,000 3 2 0
Y 155,000 3 2 0
Y 163,000 3 2 1
Y 155,000 3 2 0
Y 155,000 3 3 0
Y 163,800 3 2 0
Y 155,000 3 2 0
Y 188,424 3 3 0
Y 182,500 3 2 0
Y 214,100 3 2 0
Y 217,999 3 3 0
Y 225,000 3 2 0
Y 220,000 2 2 0
Y 215,000 3 2 1
Y 255,000 3 2
Y 275,000 2 2 0
Y 290,000 3 2 0
Y 288,000 3 2 0
Y 306,000 3 2 0
N 330,000 4 4
312,000 4 2 0
Y 358,000 3 3 0
N 396,300 4 2 1
Y 400,000 3 2 0
Y 825,000 4 3


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


SOUTH SARASOTA COUNTY -SOUTH SARASOTA COUNTY -COURTESY OF VENICE AREA BOARD OF REALTORS


ML# Status Address
N5771474 SLD 3730 CADBURY# 520
N5771335 SLD 380 THREE LAKES LN # I


Zip Code Subdivision Name
34293 WOODMERE AT JACARANDA
34285 MISSION LAKES


List Price Pool Sold Price BE FB HB Built
58,000 N 55,000 2 2 0 2001
69,900 N 65,000 2 2 0 1986


Sold Terms
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
Combination
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New FHA
All Cash
New Conventional
New Conventional
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New FHA
All Cash
New Conventional
NewFHA
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
New Conventional
New Conventional
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
New FHA
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
NewVA
New Conventional
New FHA
All Cash
New Conventional
New FHA
New Conventional
All Cash
New Private
Combination
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash


Sold Date
01/18/12
01/12/12
01/17/12
01/17/12
01/17/12
01/13/12
01/13/12
01/16/12
01/17/12
01/13/12
01/17/12
01/12/12
01/18/12
01/17/12
01/18/12
01/18/12
01/13/12
01/12/12
01/13/12
01/13/12
01/12/12
01/12/12
01/16/12
01/12/12
01/13/12
01/13/12
01/13/12
01/13/12
01/12/12
01/16/12
01/16/12
01/12/12
01/16/12
01/17/12
01/13/12
01/12/12
01/18/12
01/16/12
01/12/12
01/12/12
01/13/12
01/13/12
01/17/12
01/17/12
01/16/12
01/18/12
01/17/12
01/13/12
01/13/12
01/12/12
01/12/12
01/18/12
01/17/12
01/17/12
01/17/12
01/18/12
01/16/12
01/16/12
01/13/12
01/17/12
01/13/12
01/18/12
01/17/12
01/13/12
01/17/12
01/12/12
01/13/12
01/13/12
01/13/12
01/17/12
01/12/12
01/13/12
01/17/12
01/13/12
01/17/12
01/17/12
01/17/12
01/13/12
01/18/12


LP/SqFt
24.22
27.76
35.81
36.46
26.27
36.28
39.41
40.34
28.13
50.87
53.03
33.13
48.26
60.48
52.59
43.09
65.05
47.38
67.35
45.17
44.69
49.92
63.2
58.49
47.98
60.39
45.3
65.28
51.15
53.17
51.05
62.95
52.45
79.5
60.96
60.39
83.52
62.85
78.26
74.08
87.05
86.97
65.76
52.85
81.51
99.56
64.35
40.56
100.95
69.6
48.87
61.6
88.04
89.33
92.59
95.05
73.27
83.71
81.88
92.7
84.8
61.44
96.74
93.66
105.62
102.68
126.8
123.22
127.55
143.09
116.1
178.81
160.49
84.96
145.24
154.62
159.8
200.68
243.4


LP/SP Ratio
80.25
86.35
94.55
101.79
97.59
93.33
83.57
80.2
100
85.11
95.92
85.71
97
92.38
91.07
96.36
95.65
103.63
88.98
91.82
88.27
103.08
92.99
97.22
90.79
106.67
100.38
100
90.11
94.04
99.11
100
100
83.49
94.5
96.33
87.73
96.89
94.66
94.48
92
100.08
96.17
100
96
96.3
94.44
100
93.86
89.35
96.31
97.32
94.34
95.68
94.43
93.94
98.79
93.94
91.72
96.92
89.08
104.74
91.75
104.95
99.09
97.87
91.7
89.62
92.73
94.86
98.31
90.28
93.01
100
89.4
94.24
100
89.91
86.93


Property Style
Condo
Condo


Sold Terms
All Cash
All Cash


Sold Date
01/13/12
01/13/12


LP/SqFt
57.88
65.7


LP/SP Ratio
94.83
92.99






The Sun Classified-Section B Page 16 E/N/C/V


Saturday, January 21, 2012


DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
1070



E. ENGLEWOOD 3/2/2 on
each side. All appliances. Very
Nice. Looks Uke new. Only 4 yrs
old. $230K 941-809-1820
CLASSIFIED
SELLS
CALL TODAY!
941-207-1200
Venice/Englewood
North Port areas
OR
941-206-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas

MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
1090

ENGLEWOOD MH in water-
front community on Gottfried
Creek, furnished, updated,
nice, $21,000 941-416-4055
ENGLEWOOD- Singlewide
w/Addition. 55+ Rental Park.
Furnished on Lemon Bay.
$3,000. 941-475-7770
LAKE SUZY furn. 2/2 fl
room, 12x60MH own lot,
launch boat, walk to peace
river, 863-722-0030
PORT CHARLOTTE Resident
Owned 55+ Park. 3/2/CP w/
Lanai. Most furn. included.
$38,900 (Incl. lot Share of
$19,500.) 941-889-7601
VENICE ISLE REAL ESTATE
SALES, INC. 55+ Resident
Owned Comm. Lic. R.E.
Broker. 941-485-7743
Many homes to choose
from. 941-485-7744


55+ Pet Friendly, 2BR/1BA. New
Full Remodel. Furnished. Fun
Clubhouse/ Pool. Walk to shops.
203-912-6006


MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
1090


VENICE RANCH M.H.E.
Community is being Renovat-
ed! Lot rental community
12x46 2BR/1BA, furnished,
asking $3,500
24x32 2BR/1BA, unfur-
nished, new appliances,
asking $5,300.
Others to choose from.
WALKING DISTANCE TO
PUBLIC & CVS
55+ comm. No pets
Call Jane
941-488-5672
www.VeniceRanch.com

MANUFACTURED
HOMES FOR SALE
1095







1568 SQFT 3 bed priced to
sell. Original owner custom
'98 Palm Harbor sheetrock
throughout newer air & roof,
oversized lot & wide open view
many xtras. Call Mike 941-356-
5308 Riversideoaksflorida.com

ADVERTISE WITH THE
SUN CLASSIFIED


$28,985! Move in today!
93 2/2 sectional Newer roof &
Air yr round lanai 941-356-530
Riverside oaksflorida.com

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this 94 sectional 2/b 2 bath
beauty Corian tops furnished a
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MANUFACTURED
HOMES FOR SALE
10955


ARCADIA VILLAGE, i.'. + .ted,
2/2/Den, Lg. shed, 3 yr. AC, vinyl
porch, 1500 sq ft on golf course.
Make Offer. 941-429-2316.


Englewood
The Pines At Sandalhaven
'05 Fleetwood, 1528sf, 2/2,
den, Ig. shed, raised lanai.
Resident-Owned 55+ Comm.
pool/Clubhouse
STAN COLWELL, REALTOR
941-400-5621
PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200






JUST BRING YOUR TOOTH-
BRUSH Immaculate 2/2 quali-
ty home, sheetrock, tastefully
decorated, nicely furn & more.
Best offer. Move in Today
www.riversideoaks.com
941-356-5308

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1344 sqft 2/2
Call Mike 941-356-5308
Riversideoaksflorida.com
PUNTA GORDA Nice Clean 2
Bedroom, 1 Bath Doublewide.
Screen Room, Large Carport,
& Utility Shed. All Set Up. Must
See! $11,900 941-626-7829


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PUNTA GORDA
SETTLE ESTATE $39,900
Must sell-First reasonable offer
accepted! Quality Palm Harbor
spacious 1400 SF sectional, 2
scrnd lanais, Custom therapy
tub, many extras. 941-356-5308
www.riversideoaksflorida.com


WANTED TO BUY
S1120


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We Buy Houses
Other Guys Can't! We show
proof of funds. "3" Day Cash
Closing. Any Area, Condition
Situation. For hassle FREE
cash sale call 317-702-2290

LOTS & ACREAGE
1500








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5 LOT PACKAGE Includes 3
otonda Lots (1 Oversized
akefront)..ETC! For Details
Call Albert 941-628-2883
ENGLEWOOD 7 lots off
Oxford Dr. Cleared &
mowed, Beachclub rights,
sewer & water, $40,000
each 941-474-3282
Classified = Sales


NORTH PORT Sumter
Blvd. Great location. New
home area. $6,900 941-
457-6811

PUNTA GORDA
1.25Acres Country living
Bring your livestock!
Close to 1-75 & shops
$22,900. 941-637-7776
PUNTA GORDA Tropical Gulf
Acres. 4 lots together- 1 on
corner, $55k obo 1 single on
corner lot- $10k obo paved
roads, extra fill.941-815-8179
BUY IT!
SELL IT!
FIND IT!
SUN CLASSIFIED!

WATERFRONT
S1515


WATERFRONT
S1515


REDUCED!!!
LEMON BAY at your front
door. Build your dream
home on 100 x 287 lot.
Walk to beach. A steal at
$99.999. Call Diane
Newland 941 223 5387
Palm Realty Group

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COMMERCIAL LOT
1530




PRIME VENICE ISLAND
LOCATION 1+/-Acre,
Corner Lot on Business 41
Zoned Mixed use
Retail, Office, Residential.
Will build to suite! $395k
MaryBeth, 941416-3829
Preferred Properties, Realtors.

BUSINESS
FOR SALE
1600

BOUNCE HOUSE
BUSINESS FOR SALE
$9500. 941-661-1843.
Concession/Lemonade Stand
& Much More, Price Greatly
Reduced 941-743-0658


tnglewooa Restaurant tor
sale. Nicely equipped-$35k,
150 seats 2400/month. Must
see. Call Dave for details
941-483-0000
FOR SALE BY OWNER, Pt.
Charlotte Hair Salon. 3 Styl-
ists. All new appl. Reasonable.
Would consider carrying a
loan. Appt. 941-255-5767
PIZZA RESTAURANT, Very
successful Mom & Pop
Restaurant, SC foothills,
Blue Ridge Mtns.
40+ seats, apartment &
store. $249,900.
864-723-0182

BUSINESS RENTALS
1610


PAULSON CENTRE
EXECUTIVE OFFICE SUITES
18245A Padlson Friv PC'


MANASOTA KEY 25% off first Year Rent
Building lot 4th from Gulf. 80 s.f. to 230 s.f. Offices
$399,000 Virtual Offices available
J d 941-474-3282 Info call (941)-206-2200
N IReort Style Adult Community NORTH PORT 1.25 acres, PORT CHARLOTTE
OPEN HOUSE Sat 10-2P 400x400x125,mostly cleared, Single Room Office space
27110 Jones Loop, PG 5 adjacent lots on the Bass avail Immediately $374.50
Preview our homes @ Point Waterway. Also Bethle- includes taxes & util. 941-
www.venturalakes.net hem Waterway .9 acre. 145x 743-3812
941-575-6220 210x225. 941-286-7430


PROPERTY TRANSFERS CONTINUE


BUSINESS RENTALS
1610




PUNTA GORDA on US 41
CEDAR POINT OFFICES
Near downtown 1,250 sqft
$1,400 + Smaller or larger
spaces avail Flip, 505-0482


INDUSTRIAL PROP
1620

ENGLEWOOD- For Rent
Marine Use. 2,240 sq. ft. on
1/2 Acre Completely Fenced.
$1500. mo. Annually. 280 S.
Mc Call Rd. 941-650-3741

NEED CASH?
Have A Garage
Sale!
PORT CHARLOTTE- Prime office
space, 3 units 1,000sf. ea. Brand
new. Sandhill Blvd. Turnkey/Fully
built out. (941)-624-5992


& STORAGE
1640

CHARLOTTE HBR. 20X40
warehouse/business, AC
office, city water, dumpster,
23250 Harper Ave #4. $460
mo. tax incl. 715-367-8236.
FOR LEASE IN MURDOCK
various warehouse space&
ffice/warehouse space from
50sf & up. 941-628-9016
NORTH PORT 800SF Ware-
house, $400 + tax.; 400 SF
Warehouse $200 mo + tax.
941-661-6720



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Homes
Estate Homes
"Top Selling Golf, Riverfront, Resort Community."
$139,900 to $699,900
Close to Gulf Beaches and Marinas.
4 Miles west of 41 on 776, go to gate
for open house site directions.
Riverwood Realty Visit or Call
941-743-9663 or
1-800-874-1869


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Exquisite pool home boasts maple cabinets &
Corian counters w/all new appliances incl
front loading W/D. Luxurious 475+sf master
suite w/his & hers walk-in closets,
jetted tub & roman shower.
$252,777 or any reasonable offer
941-391-5431 287 Fortaleza St
dir: Deep Creek Blvd left on
Porto Alegre left on Fortaleza


PORT CHARLOTTE
1171 Richter St. MLS#D5781129
3/2/2, LR, DR, FR. Many Upgrades!
Open Floor Plan. Move-In Ready.
Must See
$159,500. Bill Norris,
Bob Melvin Properties.
941-380-2400










MUST SEE
3BR/3BA/3CG Immaculate,
large lanai, heated lap pool, den
& workshop, 45ft dock, 10K lift,
3755 sqft under roof,
loaded with extras. $599,888
Five Star Realty Brian Helgemo
941- 380-3727

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PLACIDA HAS IT ALL!
3/2, 1st floor end unit with a view.
PRIVATE BEACH
$349,000
Call Beau Bulwan
Pineapple Gulf Properties
941-350-1470


Private Fenced-Gated-Pond Custom 2004
Home +1 Bedroom 1 Bath Guest/Pool House,
Outdoor Kitchen, Designer Pool, Spa's,
Extensive Patio area "One of a kind"! Attn:
Pilots Walk to Shell Creek Airport. $495,000.
Call Judy Petkewicz
Allison James Estates & Homes
941-456-8304



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Special Rural FINANCING!
10 Mins to shopping, restaurants, etc...,
yet offers the best of country living.
Stocked pond, fenced, new appliances, com-
pletely redone.
BUYERS HOME WARRANTY INCLUDED.
FANTASTIC NEW PRICE @ 169,500
Call R&R Consulting to view 941-916-1662


GULF ACCES


GULF ACCESS! 2007 Custom Home,
Seawall, private boat ramp to
enclosed boat bay, 3/2.5/3 with
2092 sf, granite tops, tile,
loaded with many upgrades,
Immaculate condition, $259k
Chad Clark
Allison James Estates & Homes
941-661-1423



SALE PENDING


640 CAPE TERRACE NW, PORT CHARLOTTE.
US-41 to West on Ellicott, left on Cape Terrace. SO-0-0
MUCH FOR SO LITTLE! LIKE NEW! Totally, tastefully
updated 1529 SF, 2-bedroom, 2-bath w/formal living +
family rm and huge screened lanai in quiet neighborhood
close to all amenities. Truly move-in ready and only
$89,000 (NOT a Short Sale)!
. j ~ Patty Gillespie Realtor,
SGRI, SRES, E-pro, css
ANCHOR REALTY 941-875-2755

ENTREPRENEURSl DREAMJ~ff


3/2/2 POOL HOME on 3 Lots with
40x60 garage/workshop.
Quiet and private.
Will Consider All Offers.
One-Of-a-Kind at Only $169,900.
941-623-8423 Donna Cline
Sanderling Real Estate


BY OWNER, Sailboat Lot,
3472 Discovery 33983
Great Location. $29,900
941-677-8550
details at KL30.com


1650 West Marion Ave. #124 P.G.I This is a
rare find in the condo market. The unit is
over 2000 sq. ft. and has the look and feel
of a fine single family home. This is a truly
remarkable end unit with views of the river
and a short walk to the Yacht Club and
Fishermens Village. $369,000.
ELAINE MARTIN Call 941-661-4800
FISHERMAN
VILLAGE REALTY, LLC.


PUNTA GORDA 32 acres "12 acre
lake" 50 x 100' metal barn, Ig single
family home, city water, 3 miles from
Punta Gorda & 74, 4 car garage,
3710 sq ft w/living area. AC,
BEAUTIFUL. will partially finance if you
qualify. $650k Call Jim: 315-440-2211


This Sailboat custom plan exceeds
"his & her" dreams!
30' concrete dock, pool,
grand landscaping, $479,000
Aggressive Realty
"Selling With Integrity"
941-629-2100


DianIu Inew, Iu1vrn' LIVUY INI11 /./3
FSBO, custom built 2000 sf under
air, open floor plan, 10' ceilings,
8' doors, possible pool.
$229,000. Drastic reduction to
$189,000, possible owner financing.
Call 845-706-7924.


ENGLEWOOD : .:.2 :,e.n:.., pa.L
pool home w/peacful golf course view.
This sought after gated golfing community
boasts 24 hour security, clubhouse, pool,
spa, fitness room, library, tennis & bocce.
The low HOA fee of $167/mo includes all
landscape maintenance. This home is only
10 min from Englewood beaches. Move in
condition. $289,900 941-460-9758










PORT CHARLOTTE
HUGE 3/2/2 with Pool,
2100sf under air, 12x24 Shed
and Flooring Allowance.
$135,000 941-628-2390


DEEP CREEK


PRISTINE custom built in
2004, Heated pool, 1896 sq
ft, greatroom. 3/2/2 split plan
$179,900.
Pat Walker 941-276-4674
RE/MAX Anchor


PUNTA GORDA,
4180 DELTONA
Sailboat Access.
Almost new 3/2/2CP, Fireplace,
1,700 sf. Nice area!
$119,900. or Make Offer.
941-624-0355


25740 Deep Creek Blvd. This is a must see
home. The kitchen was done in 09. Solar pool
heat completed in '08. All rooms renovated!.
It has granite & wood cabinets in the kitchen
w/ a tumbled marble back splash. SS appli-
ances finish off the kitchen. Baths have been
tastefully updated. This is a great place to
entertain. $189,900.
ELAINE MARTIN 941-661-4800
FISHERMANS VILLAGE REALTY LLC.


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Gated community, 2BR, Den,
huge Country kitchen, triple
widel900 sq.ft. w/10x30 Lanai
on lake and 17x19 shed. Lots of
extras and a free golf cart.
Asking $99,500.
Call 941-639-4885

PUNTA GORDA -GULF ACCESS -7 ACRES!


7 Acre Waterfront Punta Gorda
Private setting 3/2 1936 SF concrete sea-
wall, tile Floors, $174,900
JUDY K PETKEWICZ
ALLISON JAMES ESTATES & HOMES
941-456-8304


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PUNTA GORDA ISLES,
Sailboat gulf access home
with 118 ft seawall over-
looking Sunset Lake. Sun
Realty, June Poliachik.
941-916-0100 $449,000


Lake Suzy Drive Your Cart to
Kingsway County Club
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath,
3 Bay Garage plus den,
heated pool, 2300 square
feet under air $299,900
941-743-3769


Englewood-The Pines At Sandalhaven
2005 Fleetwood, 1528sf, 2/2, den,
Ig. shed, raised lanai. Resident-
Owned 55+ Comm. pool/Clubhouse
Re/Max Alliance Group
STAN COLWELL, REALTOR
941-400-5621


PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2/2
Perfect for full time or seasonal
residents. Downsize to this beautiful
1400sf home in the prestigious
Kingsgate 55+ Golfing Community.
LOW TAXES. LOW MAINTENANCE.
START ENJOYING THE GOOD LIFE!!
$138,900 941-769-1431

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CORNER UNIT FURN
b'fast nook, great room, lanai, carport,
2004 One Owner, all within steps of
clubhouse/ heated pool, tennis, activi-
ties, gated Heritage Oak Park tennis,
card room, fitness, close to shopping,
restaurants, grocery. $115,000
Aggressive Realty 941-629-2100
"Selling With Integrity"


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999 Chickadee Drive Venice, FL
Beautiful 4/3/3 Home w/pool & spa.
Premium home site w/long golf course &
waterview 2500 SF under air with
$60,000 of upgrades Incrdible garage!
Immediate Occupancy! $429,000
Joe Hayden 941-321-2964
ERA Preferred Properties of Venice, Inc.

COMPLETELY RENOVATED(


2/2/garage.
Completely renovated.
New carpet, interior &
exterior paint, ceiling fans,
nicely landscaped.
$79,900 941-268-6820


PUNTA GORDA
3 2 2 Private lake and woods,
dead end street, solar pool,
fireplace. large. lanai, new A C.
$198,000 OBO
941-979-8882


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PORT CARLTT


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


PENDING


VENICE 2BR/2BA
Enjoy sweeping views & gorgeous
sunsets from this totally remodeled
8th floor condo. New kitchen, appliances,
tile, carpet & upgrades galore.
Just steps from your home to the
beach and the beautiful Gulf waters.
FSBO $445,000 941-492-6350


PUNTA GORDA Active Senior
Community. Beautiful 3/2
Split BR Plan + Lanai + covered
Patio. BR furniture negotiable.
Waterfront home is Immaculate &
move-in ready. Best Location in the
neighborhood. Amenities Galore!
Reduced to $99,700.
941-639-3062


rLAGIUA: uig boat aocKage,
deep sailboat water 10+ ft.
Best avail, with breathtaking 180
degree water views, spectacular
sunsets. Poss. owner financing
@ 3-1/2%.
Only $399,900.
941-769-0200


3/2.5/3, New Kitchen,
Cathedral Ceilings on 3 Lots.
The 3rd Garage has A/C, Plumbing &
Electric for use as a Fitness Room or
Office. All New Lap Pool, Pavers
& Cage! $350,000. Deb Sestilio,
Fisherman's Village Realty
(941)-391-1873


PORT CHARLOTTE
5 Acres on Tangerine.
In Town. Large Oaks. Ponds.
Cleared. Horses OK.
$2251.0 00
REDUCED TO $159,900
941-457-9439


Luxury Living with
Balcony views of Bay!
Pool, Boat dock, 5 mins to beach,
shopping, gulf. 2/2 FURN.
$139,000 OR RENT
W/OPTION...
865-719-2316


Deep Creek Superb location!
Great Condition. 3,,'2,,'2, great
room, All tile, beautiful lanai
and solar heated pool.
$144,900.
Pat Walker 941- 276-4674
RE/MAX Anchor


PORT CHARLOTTE :-.- in Iilnl
centrally located with po i.1 iiii ii .-, i All.
spa. Condo features two IHii,,,,i iii .irI. I
baths, extra large screenE- I i..i., irin.i 1l.i-
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Pet friendly $5'-.,:: .
A Clear Choice Realty
941-979-9396
www.aclearchoicerealty.com


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floor unit overlooking water and golf
course. Many quality updates throughout.
World class fitness center w/Har-tru tennis
courts, fine dining, 2 pools/spa and board-
walk to Myakka River. Great location. Short
sale $189,000 Gary Hoskins
941-809-7709


Triplex. Dock, on Lagoon,
2-1 BR & 1- Effic. Minutes to Harbor.
Furnished. Rented. Off St. Parking
Scr. Lanai. $19,800 INCOME.
$181,000 FSBO
941-505-0549
NO REALTORS' CALLS


Points West condo 2/2
1570 sq ft. Totally updated,
fabulous view!!
Comm Pool and Tennis!
$205,000.
Pat Walker 941-276-4674
RE/MAX Anchor


LEASE TO OWN!
Golf course view with over
3,000 square ft heated.
3/3.5/3 Too many extras to list.
$339,000.
Contact Walt Bethel,
Re/Max Harbor Realty. 863-990-
1748 wbethel@wesellpg.com


VENICE- 1878 Killdeer Ct.
2100+sf 3/2/2 on Cul-de-Sac.
POOL, LR, Spacious Family Rm,
4 Walk in Closets, Lots of Tile,
Large Lanai, Invisable Fence,
Deep Well, Auto Sprinklers
$229,900
941-493-3331


Manasota Key 3/2.5/2
Pool & Spa, Seawalled Dock
No Bridges to ICW
Secluded Landscaped Setting
$849,000 Coldwell Banker
941-759-0001
Raymond Corcoran


This New 3/2/2 Pool home is just
being completed w/ 1900 sq. ft.
under air, stainless appliances
& many more upgrades.
Minutes to boat ramp. $144,900.
941-204-8213
A Clear Choice Realty.


PUNTA GORDA 2/2/CP
This 24X52 totally updated home boasts
2 lanais & is virtually maintenance free.
Move right in and enjoy
the caged pool & new clubhouse in this
resident owned 55+ community .
VERY AFFORDABLE! 423-921-2315


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941-223-9771. #N5773959
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544-7403. #N5773489
344 LANSBROOK DR. $248,000. Patty Stewart,
941-544-7403. #N5773670
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