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SUN PHOTO BY STEVE REILLY, reilly@sun-herald.com
Finger canals on South Manasota Key crested to the lips of their sea
walls Monday as Tropical Storm Isaac passed by in the Gulf.


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Challenger mounts campaign


SUN PHOTOS BY GREG GILES
Challenger Baseball supporters took city staff for a tour Thursday to discuss the pros and cons of two potential sites for a ball field complex.

Pop Warner organization opposed to potential complex site


By GREG GILES
NEWS EDITOR
Finding a location for
Challenger Baseball to build
its complex just got a little
more complicated, with the
Venice Vikings Pop Warner
football organization weigh-
ing in on the controversy.
The Vikings organization
is gathering signatures on
a petition opposed to the
alternate site approved by
Venice City Council for
Challenger's handicapped-
accessible baseball fields in
Wellfield Park.
It's the same spot some of
the Vikings' younger kids use
four months out of the year
as a practice field.
"They're squeezing us
out," said Vikings president
Jay Thinnes. "We worked
hand and foot at getting


(another) field ready and
mowed until it was just right.
It was so nice the county
put the croquet field there.
Now they make us rent this
(prospective Challenger)
field. Where are we going
to put 300 kids and (the
attendant) overflow parking
during games?"
"We will fight this one
tooth and nail," Thinnes
said.
So far the Vikings already
have 167 signatures oppos-
ing the Wellfield location.
That suits Challenger
Baseball just fine. It prefers
the Pinebrook Park location
it proposed early on, but
that location has opposition
from nearby homeowners,
notably the Bridle Oaks
subdivision, and nature trail
users.
On Thursday, Challenger


City Manager Ed Lavallee, center with sunglasses, makes a point. From
left, Challenger Baseball organizer Rich Carroll, Challenger president Sue
Lomas, Lavallee, Steve Boone, and City Planner Chad Minor.

representatives met with city New draft site drawings
staff, including City Manager show a much larger water
Ed Lavallee, for a tour of
both sites. CAMPAIGN 1 7


By SCOTT LOCKWOOD
STAFF WRITER
A preliminary assessment
after Tropical Storm Isaac
brushed past the area at the
beginning of the week shows
"very little" damage, according
to Sarasota County Recovery
Chief Scott Montgomery.
"We really don't have
any damage to report to
residential or commercial
structures, or infrastructures
like roadways and parks,"
Montgomery said. "We defi-
nitely didn't get the impact
that we got from Tropical
Storm Debby in June. We owe


a big thank you to the public
for watching the storm and
being on the ready."
Englewood Area Fire Control
District Chief Brian Gorski had
said Monday the county had a
report of a home flooded along
the Myakka River.
Waters from the Myakka
caused street flooding in the
Playmore subdivision near
North Port and at Ramblers
Rest RV Resort off River Road
in Venice. Rain pushed the
river over its 7-foot flood stage
and storm surge from Isaac
- which eventually turned
ISAAC 17


CLOSE CALL Page 12A


ROAD CLOSURE
South Harbor Drive, from Maxine
Barritt Park to West Venice Avenue, and
West Venice Avenue between Harbor
Drive and Nokomis Avenue, will be
closed to vehicular traffic Saturday,
Sept. 1, at about 6 a.m. due to the
South County Family YMCA triathlon.
The streets should reopen by 10 a.m.
For more information about the event,
call Brad Dailey at 941-375-9113.



Solar


field lease


OK'd
By GREG GILES
NEWS EDITOR
The city of Venice agreed this week to
lease a stormwater pond to Sharky's on
the Pier Restaurant. Pier Group, which
owns the restaurant, plans to build a
solar field close to the Gulf.
Venice City Council approved the
lease unanimously Tuesday.
Council Member Jeanette Gates
recused herself, citing a conflict of
interest as her husband's construction
company, Beachwood Builders, will
help construct the solar field.
Under the lease, Venice Pier Group
will construct a minimum 25 kilowatt
solar panel field within three years.
But Pier Group's Mike Pachota said he
hopes to go green within four months
if he can secure the necessary
permits.
"We're a lot further along than we ever
thought we would get," Pachota said. "It
could be considered a minor structure
(by state permitting authorities) since
it's not really a building. So they could
approve it in 30 days. You just never
know when it comes to the state.
"We've worked hard to get this far, so I
hope we can keep the ball rolling."
Pachota anticipates saving between
$300 and $500 monthly on Sharky's
electric bill, and paying off the installa-
tion by year 14 of the lease.
The contract is for 10 years with two
10-year options. Pier Group will pay
the city $10 annually plus 1 percent of
gross electricity produced by the solar
field at the current FPL rate for Sharky's,
estimated at $260 annually. That gets
upped to 5 percent after 10 years.
The real value to the city will come
from the two free electric vehicle char-
gers Pier Group will install. That's a $20
SOLAR|7


SUN PHOTO BY GREG GILES


One of two electric vehicle charging stations
is up and running at Centennial Park near the
gazebo in downtown Venice.


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subscriber
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By MONTY ANDREWS
GUEST WRITER

It's been awhile
since I've written any-
thing about conserva-
tion and the virtues
of conserving energy.
However, after reading
an article written by
Bob Schildgen, aka
Mr. Green, author of
numerous conserva-
tion and green-living
articles, I thought it
was time to revisit this
important subject.
Unless for some
reason you have to
leave your PC on, shut
it off. The sleep mode
does cut the energy
use by 70 percent,
but shutting it off will
reduce it that extra bit.
Turning off the power
strip will stanch the
power flow entirely.
Computers in the
business sector alone
waste more than a
$1 billion worth of


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electricity a year.
It's surprising more
effort isn't made to
reduce this control-
lable expense.
Some people
think restarting the
computer consumes
a significant amount
of energy, but it's
not enough to
worry about. It's also
thought that turning a
computer off and on
repeatedly shortens its
life. This is simply not
true. Obsolescence
will likely cause you to
replace your machine
first. And when your
desktop PC does die,
consider replacing it
with a laptop, which
uses a lot less power.
The planet it's
worth saving.


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Register for 'Sustainable Floridians' ambassador program


STAFF REPORT

The University of
Florida Institute for
Food and Agricultural
Sciences Sarasota County
Extension Program
is launching a new
initiative designed to
cultivate knowledgeable,
motivated sustainability
ambassadors.
Participants will learn


how to share their knowl-
edge of sustainabil-
ity at programs, events,
schools and more. The
eight-week course will
be held 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Wednesday, beginning
Sept. 12. Topics include
Energy, Land Use and
Transportation, Food,
Water, Economy and
Leadership.
The program will


develop and support
dedicated volunteers
who have an interest in
protecting the environ-
ment and giving back
to their communities.
Upon completion of the
training, Sustainable
Floridians are encour-
aged to collaborate
with UF/IFAS Sarasota
County Extension agents
to provide education on


sustainability by facilitat-
ing educational programs
to the public, par-
ticipating in fun outreach
events, supporting youth
activities, writing news-
paper articles or blogs or
conducting tours.
The Sustainable
Floridians program
draws upon curriculum
developed by UF/IFAS
and the UF Program


for Resource Efficient
Communities. The course
will feature guest speak-
ers from the community
and will be taught by UF/
IFAS Sarasota County
Extension Director
Evangeline Linkous
and UF/IFAS Sarasota
County Community
Development Agent JP
Gellermann.
Space is limited and


advanced registration is
required. There is a $75
registration fee.
Most sessions will
be held at the UF/
IFAS Sarasota County
Extension office at Twin
Lakes Park, 6700 Clark
Road, Sarasota.
For more information
or to register, call 941-
861-5000, or visit http://
sarasota.ifas.ufl.edu.


HOLIDAY CLOSURES
Monday, Sept. 3,Venice City Hall will be closed in observance of
Labor Day.
In an effort to reduce operational costs, the city of Venice will
not collect residential garbage, recycling or yard waste on the Labor
Day holiday, Monday, Sept. 3. The city will assess the operational
and financial impact of this change as part of its efforts to develop
the best and most cost-containing solid-waste work schedule
possible. All items will be collected on the next regularly scheduled
collection day, Thursday, Sept. 6. Commercial dumpsters will be
collected as usual.
Sarasota County government offices, including libraries, recreation
centers and the History Center, will be closed Monday, Sept. 3, for the
Labor Day holiday.
Sarasota County Area Transit bus service will not operate on
Labor Day.
The Longboat Key Trolley will not operate on Labor Day.
Garbage collection will not be affected for residential customers of
Waste Management.
The landfill at 4000 Knights Trail Road in Nokomis will be open, but
the landfill administration office will be closed Sept. 3.
Payne Park Tennis Center will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Arlington Park Pool will be open noon-5 p.m.
For more information, call 941-861-5000.


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Boards discuss facility sharing


By ANNE KLOCKENKEMPER
STAFF WRITER
SARASOTA COUNTY
- Both the County
Commission and School
Board are in favor of
facilities-sharing, espe-
cially at district school
sites. A discussion on the
topic took place during a
joint meeting in Sarasota
this week. Carolyn
Brown, general man-
ager of county Parks and
Recreation, told officials
that sharing services low-
ers costs and increases
fiscal efficiency.
"As pertains to rec-
reational services, the
community has benefited
from the Venice High
School pool, the field
adjacent to Englewood
Elementary ... and, most
recently, the (North
Port Huskys) use of the
interior track at Heron
Creek Middle School (for
practice)," Brown said,
listing more examples.
"(County) Parks and
Recreation met with
School Board staff about
how to increase capacity,"
she said. "The larger dis-
cussion is coming up with
a creative way to provide
facilities and services by
what's doable and what
makes sense."
School Board member
Frank Kovach said times
have changed.
"When I was a kid I
grew up in Gulf Gate; our
parents said go out and
play. But kids don't have
that opportunity now," he
said, adding the board's
main concern is vandal-
ism. "I know the world is
different ... but I would


like to see schools open
on weekends instead of
seeing them locked up.
The community paid for
these schools and should
be able to use them."
County Commissioner
Joe Barbetta agreed.
"I think there's a
fundamental problem
with the design of our
schools. ... Now you
drop your kids off at
a school with 2,500
students. That's not
the way it should be,"
Barbetta said. "It needs
to start at the state level,
as the state mandates
the schools we're build-
ing. Mega-schools are
the biggest mistake in
education. Schools back
at the neighborhood
level are easier to share."
School Board
Chairwoman Caroline
Zucker said she re-
cently wanted to take
her grandson to a school
playground near her
house, but the grounds
were fenced-in.
"They had a hole in the
fence, but I was afraid to
be caught on camera,"
she said, inspiring laugh-
ter. "If I feel like that,
other people must also."
She understood the
concerns about vandal-
ism too.
"How do we prevent
that?" she asked. "I would
love to open our schools
up.... Maybe with the will
of both the county and
the School Board we can
make it happen."
Commissioner Carolyn
Mason suggested
neighborhood and
homeowners associations
enter the picture.


Fewer students in county


By ANNE KLOCKENKEMPER
STAFF WRITER

The Sarasota County
School District pre-
dicted 41,962 students
would take to the halls
of county schools for the
2012-13 school year, but
the actual number was
41,274, according to the
five-day count released
by the district.
On day one of the
school year, the number
of students was 2,365
below the projection.
The gap began closing
as the week went on, but
by that Friday there were
still 688 fewer students
than projected.
Still, that number is
higher than last year:
There were 41,201
students registered in
district schools after
the first week of the
2011-12 school year,
more than expected at
the time.
"The numbers fluctu-
ate quite a bit in the
first week; this tends
to happen every year,"
Scott Ferguson, spokes-
man for the district, said
in an email. "Some years
we're over projection by
day 5, sometimes we're
under. ... It's hard to
say why; there could be
several factors."
Ferguson said the
economy could play into
it.
"Some people have
speculated that the
economy has played
a role in the generally
lower numbers over the
last few years, from a
peak of about 42,500 in
2006-07 to an average
of roughly 41,500 or so
in the last few years," he
said.
Charter schools also
saw lower numbers than
expected. Districtwide,
the only grade level
that gained in students
was the first grade.
Otherwise, every level
saw a decrease from
the number of students
projected.
Venice Middle School


and Venice High School
saw more students than
projected by the end of
the first week of classes.
Email: annek@sun-herald.com


"Perhaps a neighbor-
hood watch for each
facility would be in order,"
Commission Chairwoman
Christine Robinson
replied. "As somebody
who has three small
kids, I've been on certain
facilities and playgrounds
where we can't get into the
playgrounds."
County Administrator
Randall Reid said talks
about shared usage
will continue.
"The only option you
might wish to consider is
a joint process to report
back to you on a sys-
tematic basis," he said,
adding he would see if
the staffs could advance
the issue.
School Board member
Shirley Brown said while
accessibility is wonderful,
there are security reasons
for closing campuses.
"We have to keep
the protection of our
students uppermost.
That's where some of the
fencing comes in," she
said, adding cleanliness
is also a factor. "There's
a responsibility if we're
going to open the school
facilities up."
Reid agreed there are
issues.
"It would take some
time looking at it," Reid
said. "It is not the world
that we all grew up in, but
we'll be happy to try to
advance that, talk to (su-
perintendent Lori White)
and eventually include
the cities as well."
Email: annek@sun-herald.com


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Jean-Anne Ward
Bailey, of Venice, died
peacefully at home
Thursday, Aug. 30, 2012,
surrounded by her
loving family.
She was born in
Newark, N.J., Feb. 18,
1927, and grew up in
Short Hills, N.J. She at-
tended Green Mountain
College, Vermont, grad-
uated from the Berkeley
Secretarial School,
East Orange, N.J., and
worked as a secretary
and bank teller. Later,
as a teacher's aide and
attendance officer at
Rumson Fair-Haven
Regional High School,
her warm spirit, advice
and genuine caring
nature had a strong
positive influence in
the lives of many young
people, unbeknownst to
others.
A loving wife and
mother, she was also a
multi-talented home-
maker, expert seam-
stress and avid knitter.
In her youth she sang
in church choirs and
continued into adult-
hood sharing her lovely
soprano voice with
her friends at informal
gatherings.
She was predeceased
by her parents, Lt.
Col. E. Bernard and
Helen Shoyer Ward,
and is survived by her
husband of 64 years,
Joseph Foster Bailey,
Venice; brother, Joseph
Ward, Danbury, Conn.;
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By BRENDA BARBOSA
STAFF WRITER
New foreclosure filings
in July across Southwest
Florida continued to see-
saw, offering little insight
into the distressed prop-
erty market as more deals
get worked out before the
properties actually hit the
auction block, local real
estate experts say.
According to foreclo-
sure attorneys and real
estate agents experi-
enced in distressed prop-
erty sales, lenders today
are more likely to negoti-
ate with homeowners
before a foreclosure takes
place, because the length
of time a case can linger
in the courts can take
up to two years. A lender
will file a lis pendens a
notice of the legal action
that begins the foreclo-
sure process but in
many cases, real estate
experts said, a property
never actually will get
foreclosed on because a
settlement is reached.
"You can't even look
at foreclosure filings
to determine what the


foreclosure inventory
is going to look like,"
said Laura Benson,
president of the Sarasota
Association of Realtors.
"There's a lot of those
foreclosures that won't
come to fruition because
somebody uses an
alternative methodology
to get out of the house."
"They have a year after
they file a lis pendens,
and that just puts people
on notice that someone's
in default. They may not
actually file the com-
plaint. Those that do file
a complaint, the process
now can be 18 months
to 24 months, and they
can only come out so
fast," said Benson, who
also manages the Venice
and Plantation offices
for Michael Saunders &
Company. "They will file
a lis pendens, but they'll
never actually start the
action."
In other words, new
filings don't translate into
actual foreclosures.
According to the
Sarasota Clerk of the
Circuit Court, there were


353 new filings in July,
compared with 408 in
June. In July 2011, the
number was 273.
Most experts seem to
agree, however, that while
new foreclosure cases will
continue to be filed with
the courts, they won't have
the adverse effect on the
market that people fear.
"Protracted litigation
doesn't do the banks any
good because, ultimately,
they're spending more in
fees and costs," said fore-
closure attorney Michael
Raheb. "And what do
they get, best-case sce-
nario? They sit on more
properties. Banks are not
real estate companies,
they are in the business
to make money. They
would rather have the
cash in their hands than
glut the market more."
In his practice, Raheb
said, he sees more cases
being settled today than
when foreclosures were
at a peak. As banks face
the harsh realities of how
foreclosures impact the
housing market, they are
more willing to work out


deals like modifications,
leases and short sales.
"Out of all this negativity,


if there's some sort of posi-
tive, it's... banks under-
standing that (alternatives)


are in the best interest of
all," Raheb said.
Email: bbarbosa@sun-herald.com


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Section 865.09, Florida
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undersigned, desiring to
engage in business under the
fictitious name of Venice
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County of Sarasota, in the city
of Venice, FL 34285 intends
to register the said name with
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the Florida Department of
State, Tallahassee, Florida.
Dated at Venice, Florida, this
28th day of August 2012.
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Publish: September 1, 2012


L NOTICE OF ACTION





IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
TWELFTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
Case No: 2012DR3758NC
IN THE MATTER OF THE
TERMINATION OF
PARENTAL RIGHTS PEND-
ING ADOPTION OF:
RE: A.M.M.
d.o.b June 30, 1999
NOTICE OF ACTION
DIRECTED TO: RESPON-
DENT/
CARLOS MEJIA
YOU ARE NOTIFIED
THAT the Petitioner, a Florida
Respondent, has instituted an
action seeking to Terminate
Parental Rights Intra-Family
Adaptation in Sarasota County,
Florida, a copy of the legal
description of the same is
attached as Exhibit "A"
You are required to serve a
copy of your written defenses, if
any, to this above-styled action
on Ms. Maureen Avila, of
Avila Family Law Offices, Peti-
tioner's attorney, whose
address is 49 East Avenue
North, Sarasota, FL 34237;
and on or before September
11, 2012, and file the original
with the Clerk of the Court
either before service on the
Plaintiff's attorney or immedi-
ately thereafter; otherwise a
default will be entered against
you for the relief demanded in
the Complaint.
Dated: August 3, 2012.
Karen E. Rushing
Clerk of the Circuit Court
/s/ By: C. Brandenburg
Deputy Clerk
Publish: August 11, 18, 25,
Sept. 1, 2012


NOTICE OF PUBLIC
AUCTION
Notice is hereby given that the
contents of the rental units list-
ed herein will be offered for sale
at public auction per the Florida
Self Storage Act. (Statues/Sec-
tions 83.801-83,809).
Auction: Saturday, September
15, 2012 at 10:00 am or there-
after at The Storage Bins
2359 S. Tamiami Trail
Venice, FL 34293
(941) 493-2214
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Publish: August 25,
September 1, 2012

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to sell this vehicle on Septem-
ber 20, 2012, 10:00 am at
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34285, pursuant to subsec-
tion 713.78 of the Florida Stat-
ues. Aable Towing & Recovery
of Venice, Inc. reserves the
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Publish: September 1, 2012


FOR SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: Estate of
ELIZABETH K. BEAUCHAMP
Deceased.
File No: 2012-CP-603116-NC
Division PR
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of ELIZABETH K.
BEAUCHAMP, deceased,
whose date of death was July
28, 2012, is pending in the Cir-
cuit Court for Sarasota County,
Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which is 4000
South Tamiami Trail, Venice,
FL 34293. The names and
addresses of the Personal Rep-
resentative and the Personal
Representative's attorney are
set forth below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent 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 THREE MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and persons having
claims or demands against the
decedent's estate must file their
claims with this Court WITHIN
THREE MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-
TION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH IN SECTION
733.702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE
FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication
of this notice is September 1,
2012
Personal Representative:
SHERRY ANN GAUTHIER
P.O. Box 122
Jaffrey, New Hampshire
03452
Attorney for Personal
Representive:
W. GRADY HUIE, ESQUIRE
FL Bar No. 0192724
143 East Miami Avenue
Venice, FL 34285
Telephone: (941) 488-8551
Fax: (941) 488-5268
E-Mail: ghuie@aol.com
Publish:
Septmeber 1, 8, 2012

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
MARY E. BRILLHART A/K/A
MARY E. JOHNSON
Deceased.
File No. 2012-CP-3172-SC
Division: Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of MARY E. BRILL-
HART A/K/A MARY E. JOHN-
SON, deceased, whose date of
death was July 7, 2012, is
pending in the Circuit Court for
SARASOTA County, Florida,
Probate Division, the address of
which is Karen E. Rushing,
Clerk- Probate Department
P.O. Box 3079, Sarasota, FL
34230-3079. The names and
addresses of the personal rep-
resentative 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


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CREDITORS
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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.
he date of first publication of
this notice is September 1,
2012.
Personal Representative:
Donna M. Soo Hoo
31 Pleasant St
Northborough, Massachusetts
01532
Attorney For Personal
Representative:
Lori Wellbaum Emery
Attorney for Donna M. Soo Hoo
Florida Bar No. 00711100
WELLBAUM & EMERY, P.A.
686 North Indiana Ave, Ste A
Englewood, FL 34223
Telephone: (941) 474-3241
Fax: (941) 475-2927
E-Mail:lemery@wellbaumande-
mery.com
PUBLISH:
September 1, 8, 2012

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
THOMAS R. BULLERS,
Deceased,
File No. 2012-CP-002739-SC
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate
of THOMAS R. BULLERS,
deceased, whose date of death
was May 11, 2012; File
Number 2012-CP-002739-
SC, is pending in the Circuit
Court for SARASOTA County,
Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which is 4000
South Tamiami Trail, Venice,
Florida 34293. The names
and addresses of the personal
representative and the personal
representative's attorney are
set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent
and other persons having
claims or demands against the
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 dece-
dent 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 INSECTION
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 August 25, 2012
Personal Representative:
SUSAN J. HEITMULLER
6220 Buffalo Rd
Mount Airy, Maryland
21771
Mark Mazzeo,
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
Email:
mmazzeo@veniceelderlaw.com
Florida Bar No. 119350
4140 Woodmere Park Blvd.,
Suite 4
Venice, FL 34293
Telephone: (941)-408-8555
PUBLISH: August 25,
September 1, 2012

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
IN RE: ESTATE OF
RUTH E. INTERMAGGIO
Deceased.
File No.
2012-CP-002981-NC
Division:Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of RUTH E. INTER-
MAGGIO, deceased, whose
date of death was March 27,
2012, is pending in the Circuit
Court for Sarasota County
Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which is P.O. Box
3079, Sarasota, FL 34230.
The names and addresses of


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the personal representatives
and the personal representa-
tive's attorney are set forth
below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent 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 August 25,
2012
Personal Representative:
CHARLES F. WHEELER
240 Nokomis Ave S.
Suite 200
Venice, FL 34285
Attorneys for Personal
Representative:
CHARLES F. WHEELER,
ESQUIRE
BECHTOLD & CORBRIDGE,
P.A.
240 Nokomis Avenue South
Suite 200
Venice, FL 34285
Telephone: (941) 488-7751
Florida Bar No.116573
PUBLISH: August 25,
September 1, 2012

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
HENRY WILMARTH MOTT,
III,
deceased.
File No.2012-CP-003025-NC
Division: Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of HENRY WILMARTH
MOTT, III, deceased, whose
date of death was July 14 ,
2012, is pending in the Circuit
Court for Sarasota County,
Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which is 2000 Main
Street, Sarasota, FL 34237.
The names and addresses of
the personal representatives
and the personal representa-
tive's attorney are set forth
below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent 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 THREE 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 the decedent's estate
must file their claims with this
court WITHIN THREE
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 PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication
of this notice is August 25,
2012.
Personal Representative:
LYDIA PYNE MOTT
425 Poinciana Dr
Sarasota, FL 34243
Attorney for Personal Rep-
resentative:
Mark E. Hazer.


Attorney at Law HENRY
WILMARTH MOTT, III,
Florida Bar No. 0451169
P.O. Box 3978
Spring Hill, FI 34611-3978
Telephone:(352) 666-5300
Fax:(352) 340-5053
PUBLISH: August 25, Sep-
tember 1, 2012
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
Richard H. Muzzey
Deceased.
File No: 2012-CP-003126-NC
Division: Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of Richard H. Muzzey,
deceased, whose date of death
was June 24. 2012 is pending
in the Circuit Court for Saraso-
ta County, Florida, Probate Divi-
sion, the address of which is:
Post Office Box 3079, Sara-
sota, 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 dece-
dent 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 DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and other persons
having claims or demands
against decedent's estate, must
file their claims with this court
WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO
FILED WITHIN THE TIME
PERIODS SET FORTH IN
SECTION 733.702 OF THE
FLORIDA PROBATE CODE
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the first publi-
cation of this notice is Septem-
ber 1, 2012
Personal Representative:
Norman R. Muzzey
c/o Michael D. Horlick, P.A.
1314 E Venice Ave Suite D
Venice, FL 34285
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
MICHAEL D. HORLICK
Florida Bar Number: 292583
Michael D. Horlick, P. A.
1314 E. Venice Ave, Suite D
Venice, Florida 34285
(941) 484-5656
PUBLISH:
September 1, 8, 2012

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
IN RE: ESTATE OF
SHIRLEY ANN GHENT
MYERS
Deceased.
File No.
2012-CP-003044-NC
Division:Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of SHIRLEY ANN
GHENT MYERS, deceased,
whose date of death was July
12, 2012, is pending in the
Circuit Court for Sarasota
County Florida, Probate Divi-
sion, the address of which is
P.O. Box 3079, Sarasota,
FL 34230. The names and
addresses of the personal rep-
resentatives and the persona
representative's attorney are
set forth below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent 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 August 25,
2012
Personal Representative:
DELORES ANN ROSS
5446 Sleet Dr
Indianapolis, IN 46237
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: August 25,
September 1, 2012

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
LOIS TULY,
Deceased,
File No. 2012-CP-003151-NC
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate
of LOIS TULY, deceased, whose
date of death was July 23rd,
2012; and whose social securi-
ty is xxx-xx-0036, File Number
2012-CP-003151-NC, is pend-
ing in the Circuit Court for
SARASOTA County, Florida, Pro-
bate Division, the address of
which is P.O. BOX 3079, Sara-
sota, FL 34230.
The names and addresses of
the personal representative and
the personal representative's
attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent
and other persons having
claims or demands against the
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 PUBLI-
CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30
DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER-
VICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the dece-
dent 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
INSECTION 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 August 29, 2012
Personal Representative:
ROBERT L. GALVIN
8111 Tabbystone PL,
Bradenton, FL 34201
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
DAVID D. BONE
100 WALLACE AVE
SUITE 100
SARASOTA, FL 34237
Florida Bar No. 367796
Telephone: (941)954-8405
Email: ddbone@comcast.net
PUBLISH: September 1, 8,
2012


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CAMPAIGN
FROM PAGE 1

retention pond in place
of both large lime pits
currently fenced off
inside Pinebrook Park.
Challenger says it has
now received commit-
ments to remove all
of the lime, found to
be inert and harmless,
addressing previous
concerns some might be
left in place.
As a compromise,
Steve Boone said
Challenger would
support reconfiguring
the ballfields further
away from Bridle Oaks
to the lime pit location,
and moving the large
retention pond closer to
neighbors. That would
provide neighbors with
a potential 600-700-foot
buffer.
On Thursday, the
portion of the trail that
would become a ball
field was underwater
after heavy rains, and
inaccessible.
Southwest Florida
Water Management
District officials visited
the Wellfield site this
week and said due to
the impervious nature



SOLAR
FROM PAGE 1
per day value for the city,
Pachota estimated. The
free charging stations -
one for an automobile
and one for an electric
golf cart would be
open from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. seven days a week,
at a minimum.
Even more valuable
may be the PR the city
anticipates it will receive
by promoting alternative
power generation from
an otherwise unusable
stormwater pond. It
recently opened two
electric vehicle charging
stations in Centennial
Park downtown.
The FAA will review the



ISAAC
FROM PAGE 1
into a hurricane before
slamming New Orleans -
forced water to be trapped
in the river and not flow in
and out with the tide.
Flood warnings for
the Myakka remain in
effect until further notice.
According to the National
Weather Service, the river
was at 7.9 feet Thursday
afternoon. The river is
expected to begin falling
and continue to slowly fall
through early next week.
"People around the
river told our inspectors
there was more water
from Debby than there
was with this storm,"
Montgomery said.
Area beaches hit hard
with erosion from Debby
did not suffer nearly the
damage officials were
expecting in the days lead-
ing up to Isaac's presence
in the area.
"The beaches actually
held up really well through
the storm," Montgomery
said. "There was no dis-
cernible erosion problem."
Despite moving onshore
Tuesday night hundreds
of miles away, Isaac was
still causing waves ranging
from 4 to 6 feet Thursday.
The National Weather
Service warned that high
surf causes rip currents,
making swimming and
surfing hazardous.
Montgomery said the
county will seek ask for
public assistance aid from
the Federal Emergency
Management Agency for


the beaches. He also said
the county will file for re-
imbursement from FEMA
for emergency protective
measures because the
county incurred expenses
through opening shel-
ters, including those for
people with special needs
and transporting people
to and from them.
Email: slockwood@sun-herald.com


of rubber-over-concrete
Challenger ball fields
- designed for wheel-
chair access it would
require a retention pond.
City staff pointed to an
adjacent pond that could
be expanded to meet the
requirement.
Council Member Bob
Daniels, who helped
identify the Wellfield site
on behalf of Challenger,
said he believes the
county might be willing
to drop its requirement
that Challenger build a
new storage building in
place of the existing one
onsite, and make other
nearby property available
for an additional Viking
practice field.
"They can be moved to
another field that's open.
It's a matter of schedul-
ing," Daniels said.
Part of the problem, he
said, is Challenger's plans
keep expanding.
"At first it was two
fields. Then it was three
fields ... a concession
stand. And now there's
a playground," Daniels
said.
"I don't see the
residents out here giving
in. I don't understand
why this Challenger
group, that doesn't live
here, doesn't redo their


drawings and build
the ball field here (in
Wellfield). This thing has
grown legs on it and is
sucking a lot of resources
away from the city, and I
think it's uncalled for."
Meanwhile, Challenger
supporters are finding
their voice, and writing
to council in support
of the Pinebrook Park
location.
"(W)e agree Plan A
(Pinebrook Park site)
meets the greater needs
of Challenger Baseball,"
wrote Robert Hagemann,
former assistant prin-
cipal at Venice High
School, "and promotes
the most legitimate
long-term outcome for
residents of the commu-
nity. There exists a 'silent
majority' willing to weigh
in this time around to
seek a better-informed
decision.
"While I respect
concerns of nearby
residents, living in close
proximity of a public site
designated for athletes,
such facilities do come
with additional activ-
ity," wrote Tom Carney.
"When you live near
athletic fields, there is
certain to be increased
traffic and people in the
area using the facility


which was designed for
this exact purpose.
People pay taxes to enjoy
the wonderful benefits

"Please consider Plan A
(Pinebrook Park site) for
the Challenger Baseball
program," wrote parent
Lori Clark. "The saying
'build it and they will
come' aptly applies
here. With room for
three fields, this won-
derful program can be
expanded to help even
more young people than
it does at the present
time. Proper facilities
will attract more deserv-
ing youngsters with


disabilities, as well as
more terrific and dedi-
cated volunteers."
"I was excited to hear
that Challenger Baseball
for those children with
special needs was going
to enjoy calling Venice
its home," wrote Curtis
Lavarello, who ran for
sheriff four years ago. "In
reading the back-and-
forth editorials recently,
I remain hopeful each
of you will do the right
thing and support Plan
A (Pinebrook Park site)
that will best allow our
children with disabilities
to be part of something
so very special."


SUN NEWSPAPERS 7A

Challenger will be
afforded another oppor-
tunity to make its case
before council. That date
has yet to be set.
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lease for safety consider- upon a recent appraisal.
nations, but not to ensure The solar field, which
the municipal airport cannot be subleased or
is receiving fair market otherwise transferred,
value for the lease. It's an will be roughly 8,200
issue still brewing with square feet, set into the
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BOB MUDGE
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SUN NEWSPAPERS


OUR VIEW



Sharing is a good lesson for all


It's likely that back or way back
when you were a kid, you'd
walk or bike to your neighborhood
school and meet your friends in the
playground, at the basketball court or
on the ball fields for pickup games.
Used to be. But not so common
these days.
Chances are those school yards
are fenced in now and the fences are
locked after school hours. It's what we
do now. Not for the better that's for
sure but out of a sense of responsi-
bility, a concern for safety and a fear
of lawsuits.
The result is that the taxpayers
who bought the property and built
the schools and recreational facilities
are barred from using those perfectly
good facilities. Organized recreation
teams in need of a place to play
evenings or weekends are kept off
perfectly good, vacant fields. The
school district builds its fields and
playgrounds, and county government
builds other fields and playgrounds,
and the taxpayer pays for them all, no
matter the redundancy. Worse yet is


when local recreational leagues that
need a place to play are prevented
from using the only fields around
because of jurisdictional issues.
Kids are the losers. Maybe they just
go back to the couch and their Xboxes.
There are perfectly "good" reasons
for all this, of course.
The need for security in the post-
Columbine age means most school
grounds are surrounded by sturdy
fences. In a litigation-happy world,
school officials are concerned about
the liability and lawsuit that may
come if a kid were to break his leg
on a jungle gym when no one is
around.
Vandalism is always a worry. And
people litter. As one Sarasota County
School Board member noted last
week, it can get pretty disgusting.
At one school, maintenance people
found condoms and needles. People
walk their dogs on school grounds
and don't pick up. Yuck. Not the kinds
of things you want children encoun-
tering or stepping in when they go out
for recess.


Add to that is the fact that schools
don't want to see their baseball, soccer
and football fields worn down or dug
up by overuse of recreational leagues.
Municipal fields have to "rest" too.
All that said, the community paid
for these facilities and the community
should be able to use them more. We'd
like to see it happen more; we suspect
all taxpayers would like to see it hap-
pen more.
The Sarasota County School
Board and the county commission
discussed shared use of facilities at
a joint meeting last week, and all
agreed to work on ways to increase
the practice. Beyond a healthy
discussion, the boards directed staff
to return with possible solutions in a
timely fashion. We can expect coordi-
nated movement forward in the next
few months.
As School Board Chair Caroline
Zucker put it, "I'd love to find a way
that schools can be part of the com-
munity again." We would too.
It's not an impossible goal; many
examples of cross-governmental


sharing already exist.
The playground at Englewood
Elementary School is open after
schools hours. Riverview High
School's tennis courts are reserved
for the tennis team, but open to the
public in the evening. After extensive
negotiation during the past year, the
Huskys youth football league got
permission to practice at Heron Creek
Middle School in North Port.
The benefits swing the other way
too. Last spring, the Venice High
School girls tennis team began using
Hecksher Park; the Riverview team
practices at Potter Park.
More can be done. More should be
done. North Port, in particular, has
a younger demographic that puts a
strain on community recreational
facilities, as the Huskys' example
indicates.
We're pleased to see movement in
the right direction. Within reason,
we'd all like to see fields and facilities
open to the families who paid for
them, no matter which governmental
entity "owns" them.


State of the city


Venice Mayor John Holic gave
his State of the City speech
Aug. 28 at city hall. His remarks
appear below, edited for length.

This council continues to
be an active council with the
desire to get things done for the
betterment of the city. We had an
ambitious set of goals for fiscal
2011 and accomplished or at least
started each of the more than 25
projects we listed. For fiscal 2012,
the task is no less daunting, with
over 25 new or refined projects
identified in our January strategic
planning session. With the help
of our volunteer moderator, Black
Belt Sigma 7 Venice resident Bob
Bessom, we not only established
our short range goals, but
updated our Envision Venice
Strategic Plan 2030 as well.
Let's review some of the most
recently completed tasks:
1. We successfully interviewed,
negotiated a contract with and
hired a highly professional city
manager, with unanimous con-
sent of council. No other single
employee of the city is as impor-
tant in delivering consistent, fair
and deliberate management to
our workforce, as well as the rapid
and accurate implementation of
city policy.
2. Re-establishment of a posi-
tive communication link with the
Federal Aviation Administration
and the beginning of the long-
awaited rehabilitation of our
noise-abatement runway at
Venice Municipal Airport.
Related to this, we have
proposed a long-term solution to
the impasse between the FAA and
the Office of Inspector General.
As part of this settlement, council
has already approved the transfer
of some of our Pier Fund reserves
to the Airport Enterprise Fund.
I will shortly be asking council
to approve a new formula for


monthly rent payments from the
city to the airport and the forma-
tion of an independent Airport
Oversight Committee to assure
that our future payments to the
Airport Enterprise Fund from all
sources are fair and equitable to
all parties involved.
3. With the involvement of
Council Member Jim Bennett
and the rest of council, we have
received approval from the
Sarasota/Manatee Metropolitan
Planning Organization for
completing the six-laning of the
Venice Bypass with signalized
intersections. Although there are
those who are still trying to alter
this project, I am confident we
will prevail and we will have a
completed bypass.
4. With the involvement of
Council Member Jeanette Gates,
we have changed the direction
of our Economic Development
Advisory Board to focus on the
achievable near-term goals
of increasing bicycle tourism,
economic development of
airport grounds, a coordinated
approach to a Rev3 Triathlon and
the promotion of South County's
overall development through
more unified local community
involvement.
5. With the involvement of
Council Member Bob Daniels,
the city has cleaned up some
of its neglected areas and has
begun the process of developing
a better-scheduled maintenance
program. In addition, due largely
to Mr. Daniels, we no longer
routinely provide city vehicles
as take-home vehicles without
significant substantiation of that
perk.
6. With the involvement
of Council Member Emilio
Carlesimo, our Parks & Recreation
Advisory Board has taken a more
active role in naming of our city
parks. We are awaiting its report
that both outlines future nam-
ing guidelines of parks and the
appropriateness of current park
names.
I will also ask council to sup-
port the proposal of having one of
our parks board members sit with
Sarasota County's parks board
so that the city has more active
involvement with the establish-
ment of fees for city-owned but
county-maintained parks, and for
HOLICI9


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Gut check. The Let'em Have
It column is getting boring.
You say "make your comments
brief," but most are much
too long and boring. Let the
ones who send them in have
the guts to sign their name
and call it in as a letter to the
editor.
Future tense. Paul Ryan
said he'd leave Social Security
untouched. What about next
year's budget, Paul?
Correction. I read the article
about bicycle law enforcement
and I completely agree with it.
It was wrong about there never
having been a recorded fatality.
Doug Hanna, from Bay Indies,
was hit on Venice Avenue and
passed away from his injuries.
He was the sole caretaker of his
wife, who had had a stroke. His
children came from Cleveland,
Ohio, to get their mother and
belongings. Their lives will
never be the same without
him. I hope the careless drivers
and bicyclists do start riding
and driving safely.
No. Should the extra dock
at Marker IV be approved? My
feeling is that it should abso-
lutely not.
Won't eat. My wife and I eat
dinner out two to three times
per week. We will never fre-
quent a restaurant that serves
dogs, period.
New menu. Isn't it about
time to let past issues rest?
How many weeks in a row do
we have to listen to doggie din-
ing? I have a dog that sits at the
kitchen table while I'm eating.
I don't have a problem with
it. Let's get some new topics.
Come on. Get it together.
No longer. I don't agree that
the Marker IV docks being
lengthened. It will present a
lot of problems with salt and
debris. If there should be a hur-
ricane, it would be very danger-
ous. It would be backlogged
with traffic in the Intracoastal.


Let 'em


Have It
Editor's Note: There has been
no proposal to lengthen the
dock. The question is whether
to issue an after-the-fact permit
for it at its current length,
which is 18 feet longer than
the original permit. The city
of Venice currently has no
authority of the permitting
for such docks. Passage of a
proposed ordinance would take
control of permitting back from
Sarasota County. Council would
separately consider the Marker
IV dock at another time.
Travesty. I think that any
extension of the Marker IV
dock would be a travesty to
safe navigation in that area.
It would be a violation of the
original permit that was given
to the owner who owns Marker
IV. Have the dock stay where it
is or if not, be torn out. Thanks
for the Let'em Have It line.
Absolute. Should lengthen-
ing the Marker IV dock be
approved? Absolutely not. No.
Last time. I want to thank the
Gondolier Sun for publishing
the first restaurant to get the
pet-friendly permit in Venice.


That's one Mexican restaurant I
will never go to again.
Not yet. I do not believe
the Marker IV dock should be
approved. He built it not to
specifications, so he should get
the dock back into specifica-
tions and the county should
then approve it. Until then, it
should not be approved.
Problems. I'm definitely
against the idea of increasing
the length of Marker IV's dock.
It's already too long legally
and anything further would
be a real problem as far as
that channel being danger-
ous as it is with the few boats
that are there. It would also
incur a problem around the
Intracoastal Waterway for boats
waiting to go under the bridge.
There are other reasons, but
not enough time to speak of
now. I'm definitely against
extending that dock length.
Irony. Please tell me why
Venice City Council should
waste its time commenting
in any way on a Supreme
Court decision. The Citizen's
United decision simply put
corporations on a par with
other groups of people, such
as the multitude of George
Soros-funded groups under
a variety of different names,
most of which enjoy tax-free
status. Corporations are not
inanimate objects; they are
made up of people who share
interests you know, like
the Sierra Club, the Audubon
Society, chambers of com-
merce or the so-called Sarasota
Alliance for Fair Election. The
only thing this group was
seeking was publicity and
didn't the Gondolier Sun do a
lovely job of accommodating
it. This is a completely partisan
group, protected or not, by the
Citizens United decision. Isn't
it just a little bit ironic that the
demonstration was on the day
of the primary election?


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a review of uses for each of
our parks. This will have to
come about by a change in
our interlocal agreement,
and the proposal will be
made during the review of
that interlocal agreement.
7. With the involvement
of Council Member Dave
Sherman, our Partnering
4 Success Initiative has
resumed forward progress
and is once again working
toward making Venice the
premier city for ease and
accuracy in planning and
building permit issuance
and building inspection.
8. As for Vice Mayor Kit
McKeon, besides filling in
for me at some of the many
functions and committee
meetings I am requested
to attend, his involvement
with Planning Commission
has become an almost
full-time position. The
work this commission has
accomplished in reviewing
some of the land develop-
ment regulations has
saved the city considerable
precious resources and has
helped us keep on track
with the legal requirements
of the comprehensive plan.
9. We have progressed to
the final stages of planning
for the northeast connector
road and should shortly
have our design/build bids
back. I know the residents
of the northeast section of
Venice are as anxious as
council to see this project
through to completion.
I mention these nine
items as they are on
our completed or near-
completed list, but most
did not make it to our top


five list. This council has
remained flexible enough
to reprioritize workloads as
needed.
Let's look at the status of
the top five priorities for the
city in Fiscal Year 2013:
Beach pollution find
the root cause and adopt a
solution. With the hiring of
our new stormwater engi-
neer, we have isolated an
apparent root cause of the
beach pollution, enacted
interim measures to stop
the pollution and begun
work on a more permanent
solution.
Staff has proposed
new retention ponds and
improved outfalls for our
four largest discharge
points, and we are looking
for funding sources to
accomplish these improve-
ments. Although we can
only mitigate the pollution
problem since there are
so many variables, we
are doing all we can with
the resources we have
available.
Just as a tree has many
roots, so does this problem.
I feel confident that we
have found a root and have
taken action to adopt a
solution. I know we will act
rapidly and deliberately
should another root surface
such that, with council
consensus, I am asking that
this goal be moved to the
completed file.
Resolve/negotiate
pension issues. Contract
negotiations have begun
with all four of our unions.
Although we are very early
in the process, council is
determined to find
long-term solutions to the
pension issues so that in
the future, neither the city
nor the employees are held
hostage over the pension


program. With council
consensus, I would like this
goal to be left in the work-
in-progress file.
Develop Fiscal Year
2013 budget. This goal will
be completed by the end
of September. We have
had some excellent budget
workshops and have a
proposed budget that is
balanced without the use
of reserves. Council's final
determination will be what
services, if any, to add back
in and what method of
funding will be used for
any additions, whether it
be increased taxes, use of
reserves, a combination of
both or just the elimination
of the services. With council
consensus, I am asking that
this goal be moved to the
completed file as the only
thing left is the final votes.
(Granted.)
Address maintenance
issues. Staff is in the process
of determining the city's
capacity to maintain the
services, lands and equip-
ment that we currently
have with the manpower
that our various depart-
ments have reduced to.
We should shortly start
receiving realistic depart-
mental reports on currently
owned properties and
departmental staffing so
that council can determine
if the level of service to our
community is sufficient.
With council consent, I
would like to leave this goal
in the work-in-progress file.
(Granted.)
Support airport
improvement five-year
plan. We are well under
way toward starting runway
4-22 renovations. Once
completed, this runway
will act as the noise-
mitigation runway for


Venice Municipal Airport
and will pave the way to
begin relocation of runway
13-31. I am sure this goal
will stay with council for
years to come. I will bring
to the next council meet-
ing, for council approval,
my proposal for the new
payment schedule for the
airport land portion of the
Venice Pier Group lease.
With consent of council, I
would like to leave this goal
in the work-in-progress file.
(Granted.)
In reviewing the other
20-plus goals we developed
in January, I can comfort-
ably say that all are in the
"work-in-progress," some
even near completion.
The next two goals are:
Complete implementa-
tion of Partnering 4 Success
in the building department.
Our suggestion included
remodeling of the depart-
ment to jump-start the new
goals. Although the nature
of the Partnering 4 Success
program requires periodic
meetings with stakeholders
to continually fine-tune
the building department, I
think that moving this goal
to the work-in-progress
chart will bring it to the
level of attention it needs.
(Granted.)
I am confident that Mr.
Sherman's diligence will as-
sure full implementation of
the best practices available
in this department and we
will be able to move this
goal to the completed file
in the near future.
Land development
code/comprehensive plan
amendments. This goal
includes developing a
comprehensive plan with
associated costs, support
development services to
finish the plan and review


for additional staffing. I
think we are well under
way in developing a plan
with associated costs. We
now need to focus on sup-
porting that department so
that we can put this plan
behind us. I think this goal
should be posted as a work-
in-progress goal. (Granted.)
Finally, it appears that
we have reached a bottom
in this economic cycle and
that the state of our city is
good.
When studying the
economy, most of the data
are rear-looking rather than
forward-looking. It is much
like driving a car through
the rear-view mirror rather
than the front windshield.
It is easy to say we have
reached a bottom in the
cycle, much more difficult
to say we have reached the
bottom.
For perhaps the first time
in modem history, there is
growing consensus that the
massive federal debt is a
problem that can no longer
be ignored and bold steps
must be taken to put this
country on sound financial
footing. All the care that we
take on the local level will
mean nothing if we lose the
security and stability of our
historically strong federal
system.
We must take measures
to assure our city retains
its sound finances without
the use of the ever-growing
and increasingly popular
bankruptcy proceedings
we read about almost
daily in various parts of the
country. I am confident
that if we continue to ad-
dress issues with long-term
solutions, we will not be
part of that problem. We
have to remain vigilant and
continue to judiciously


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use those assets that our
constituents have granted
us the fiduciary obligation
to provide for their benefit.
We must continue to
look at ways our govern-
mental units overlap and
search for more creative
combinations of depart-
ments, offices and staff so
that the taxpayers do not
continue to pay each level
of government for the same
goods and services.
The people of Venice are
very generous and caring.
I think we owe it to them
to do the best job we are
capable of doing with the
least overall cost for an
acceptable level service. If
we continue to be honest,
open and efficient in run-
ning the city, most of our
residents will be able to see
the value received for the
dollars they pay.
I would like to thank
council for another year of
unity in direction for our
city and the courage to do
what is right, not just what
might get votes.
I would also like to thank
staff for their dedication
and hard work in keeping
the city on track.
Most of all, I would like
to thank the employees
of the city for going above
and beyond during these
difficult economic times to
accomplish the many tasks
that have been assigned
to them. This city works
because of all the people
involved working toward
common goals and in a
common direction. I am
deeply honored to be able
to serve as mayor of Venice
and feel blessed daily by
the people around me and
by those with whom I live,
work, and play.
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Committee Meeting
Sept. 12, 2 p.m., First Floor
Training Room, Administration
Center, 1660 Ringling Blvd.,
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Sept. 13, 4:30 p.m., Room 226,
Health and Human Services, 2200
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Community Alliance
Developmental Disabilities
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Administration Center, 1660
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Room, Manasota Service Center,
6942 Professional Parkway East,
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Seniors Advisory Council
Meeting Sept. 6, 3 p.m.,
First Floor Conference Room,
Center for Healthy Aging, Campus
of Senior Friendship Centers, 1900
Brother Geenen Way, Sarasota.
Call 941-861-2564
W. Dearborn Street Low
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Groundbreaking Ceremony
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recreation centers and the History
Center, will be closed Monday,
Sept. 3, for the Labor Day holiday.
Sarasota County Area Transit
(SCAT) bus service, will not
operate on Labor Day. Garbage
collection will not be affected for
residential customers of Waste
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Friday, August 31 at 4:00 pm
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Sunday, September 2 at 12:30 pm
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followed by regular PARC meeting.
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Historical Commission
Governance Committee
Sept. 6, 3:15 p.m., History Center,
6062 Porter Way Sarasota.
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Human Services Advisory
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Sept. 4, 8 a.m., Room 201, Health
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Council and Environmentally
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PARC meeting, Twin Lakes Park,
Green Conference Room, 6700
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SEPTEMBER 1, 2012


CONTACT US
ROB SMITH
SPORTS EDITOR
941-207-1107
rsmith@venicegondolier.com
SUN NEWSPAPERS


HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL




Indians' defense rises to the challenge


By ROB SMITH
SPORTS EDITOR

If you just looked at
the box score from last
week's Venice-Palmetto
preseason game, you
would think the Indians'
defense had a lackluster
second-half performance.
Leading 21-3 at halftime,
Venice hung on for a
24-23 win despite sur-
rendering 20 second-half
points. But the defense
wasn't exactly the liability
that the numbers would
indicate at first glance.
Venice promptly
fumbled the ball away
deep in its own terri-
tory on the first play of
the second half, giving
Palmetto first and goal
at the 7. But the defense
held its ground, stop-
ping the Tigers despite
a facemask penalty that
gave Palmetto four shots
at punching it in. The
Tigers came away from
the possession with noth-
ing when they missed a
26-yard field goal.
"That was huge," said
Indians head coach John
Peacock. "That was a
huge part of the game.
You can't ask for much
more from your defense."
The Indians' offense,


which moved the ball at
will in the first half, stalled
due to leg cramps suf-
fered by quarterback Kale
Youtzy. Consequently, the
defense found itself on the
field for most of the half
as Palmetto repeatedly
forced the Indians' offense
into three-and-outs. With
Venice leading 24-17
in the fourth quarter,
Palmetto drove inside the
Indians' 20 twice more,
but Venice rose to the
occasion and forced the
Tigers into a pair of field
goals.
The Indians' pass rush
was in Tigers quarterback
Spencer Atkins' face all
night.
"Dom Fanti and the
guys in the middle -
(Quinton) O'Brien,
(Sean) Montgomery and
(Alex) Guzzo got some
pressure," said Peacock.
"Whenever you can get a
couple hits on the quar-
terback, it really plays
into your favor, especially
late in the game."
Fanti had a pair of sacks
and forced 2 fumbles.
One area in which
Peacock would like to
see his team improve is
in defending the deep
pass. Palmetto con-
nected over the top of the


secondary on the open-
ing drive of the game
and for a fourth-quarter
touchdown that cut the
Indians' lead to 24-17.
"We've always been
good at not letting people
get behind us," said
Peacock. "It happened
twice, but they had some
really good athletes
out there. They've been
coached to make plays,
too. But we're definitely
going to try to fix that.
"We probably won't see
four receivers and a run-
ning back of that caliber
the rest of the season. It
was nice to see that we
stepped up to that chal-
lenge and kept fighting.
We overcame a lot of
adversity in that game."
Peacock also men-
tioned that the offensive
line missed a number
of assignments in the
Palmetto game.
The Indians had this
week off and will open the
regular season Sept. 7 at
Booker. Such a long period
between games can make
it hard for the players to
maintain their focus.
"Off weeks are tough,"
said Peacock. "But I think
it's a good time for us.
We're trying to put in
some new wrinkles in our


SUN PHOTO BY ROB SMITH
Defensive end Dom Fanti had 2 sacks and forced 2 fumbles in the Indians' 24-23 win over Palmetto.


offense, so that's keeping
their attention. It's not the
same old same old, over
and over again."
Venice added five plays
to its playbook early in
the week and will likely
have even more by the
time the Booker game
comes around.
Peacock believes his
team cannot afford to
take Booker lightly.


"Booker is always going
to be talented, a lot of
athletes on the field," he
said. "They'll have a lot
more athletes than we
do. They've had some
real tough teams; they've
kind of fallen off the last
couple years. I don't think
they'll be as good as the
Booker teams we're used
to seeing, but if you let
teams that have athletes


like that hang around,
you never know what can
happen.
"They have two really
good running backs, a
very athletic quarterback
and a couple receivers
they can get the ball to.
We're going to have to
be focused just like any
other game."

Email: rsmith@venicegondolier.com


HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL



Venice sweeps Mooney, Bloomingdale


By ROB SMITH
SPORTS EDITOR

The Venice High vol-
leyball team won all six
games of its tri-match
with Cardinal Mooney
and Bloomingdale and
has not lost a game thus
far in its three regular
season wins.
The Indians easily de-
feated Cardinal Mooney,
25-7, 25-14, 25-10. A night
after head coach Brian
Wheatley lamented the
Indians' lack of serving
aggression, Venice had 11
aces against the Cougars.
"I was really interested
to see how we would
come out after last
night," said Wheatley.
"We wanted to see how
mature we are. We were


either going to come
out real flat and scared
because coach Wheatley
might've said some
not-so-nice things, or we
were going to come out
with a purpose. I thought
we came out with a solid
purpose, and our serving
was a part of that."
Holly Mattmuller was
responsible for 6 of the
11 aces and added 7 kills
and 8 digs. Holly Kabana
had 8 kills and Hannah
Richards chipped in 6,
while Gen Beaumier and
Lauren Mattmuller doled


out 5 apiece.
In the nightcap, the
Indians cruised past
Bloomingdale 25-10, 25-
15, 25-20. Venice showed
no signs of fatigue despite
playing its third match in
a 24-hour span.
Beaumier tallied 7 kills
in the opening game and
converted 10 of her 19 at-
tempts in the match. She
also served four aces.
"Gen was really good
tonight," said Wheatley.
"She's got a nasty arm

SWEEPS 111


SUN PHOTO BY JUSTIN F. FENNELL
Venice celebrates one of Gen Beaumier's four aces against
Bloomingdale. The Lady Indians have not lost a game in their
first three matches.


Downs gets up for running


By BARBARA BOXLEITNER
SUN CORRESPONDENT
Nancy Downs does not plan to slow
down.
The Venice resident has been a com-
petitive runner since the 1980s.
"I've done it all," the 65-year-old
dental hygienist said about her race
history. "I like them all. The older I get,
the longer I like. You don't have to speed
as fast."
Downs, who has completed three
half Ironmans, is planning to run a full
Ironman next year. She attempted the
full Ironman Texas during May.
"I didn't quite finish," she said, adding
that she completed 133 of the 140 miles.
"It was hot, and I really got dehydrated.
My stomach was really upset."
She said she tries to compete in
a long-distance event at least once
a month. As a member of the New
Balance race team from Sarasota,
she does shorter races to support the
group's sponsored events.
During the week, Downs runs two or
three days, swims two or three days,
bikes 25 miles each of two days and
does strength work one day. She said
she performs best in swimming, for she
started competing as a swimmer.
A grandmother, Downs competes
with husband Jerry, 60, who started
doing triathlons a couple of years ago.
She was first in the women's 65-69 age
group during July's Englewood YMCA
Triathlon. She finished in 1 hour, 26


Venice residents Jerry and Nancy Downs plan to
compete in Saturday's Venice Triathlon.
minutes and 12 seconds. Jerry won the
men's 60-65 age group by finishing in
1:16:56. They are planning to compete
in Saturday's Venice Triathlon.
Downs said lowering her times is
important.
"I like to improve," she said. "In the
long runs it's basically 'let's try to finish
feeling good.'"
"I've been happy," she said. "My times
have improved. Even if it's a tiny bit, it's
encouraging."
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The Venice High girls
golf team defeated
Lakewood Ranch and
Sarasota in its season
opening match Thursday
at Mission Valley
Country Club.
The Indians' top five
players all shot within
two strokes of each
other. Seneca Symonds
led the team with a 40,
Lexie Flerlage shot a 41
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HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL



Freshman football wins 22-8


SUN PHOTOS BY JUSTIN F. FENNELL
The Venice High freshman football team defeated Booker 22-8 Thursday night. Sage Lee, Mykel Gerace and Jarrod Hewitt scored touchdowns for the Indians. Head coach Joe Rotella credited his
defense for shutting down the Tornadoes offense. Above, a Venice defender takes out the Booker ball carrier.


SWEEPS
FROM PAGE 10
swing; it's fast and quick.
It's deceiving because
she's a lefty. When she's
on, she's on."
Holly Mattmuller had
11 digs and 10 kills;
Lauren Mattmuller
contributed 6 kills, 3 aces
and 2 blocks; and Danica
Yoder led the team with
26 assists. Yoder also
had 4 kills, which is an
unusually high number
for the setter.
"The coaches tell me
what's open beforehand,"
said Yoder. "Our assistant
coach told me tonight,
'every time you're in the
front row, try to get a kill.


GOLF
FROM PAGE 10
and Victoria Cangero,
Grace Gildner and
Allyson Guthrie all shot
42. The team's total


Be a little more aggressive.'
It worked out for the best."
Wheatley was far more
pleased with his team's
effort Wednesday than
he was after Tuesday
night's season opener at
Riverview.
"I thought we respond-
ed really well after last
night," he said. "We came
out here and took care of
business."
The Indians will travel
east next week for away
matches at state powers
Martin County and St.
Thomas Aquinas.
"It's going to be a great
early season test for us,"
said Wheatley. "They're
two of the best programs
in the state. We want to
see where we are early


of 165 was 40 strokes
lower than Lakewood
Ranch's 205 and 113
strokes lower than
Sarasota's 278.
The Indians will take
on Cardinal Mooney and
Lemon Bay on Tuesday at
Lemon Bay Golf Club.


in the season. There's a
good chance that we may
see both of those teams
down the road (in the
playoffs)."
When Wheatley says
he wants to see where his
team is, he's not neces-
sarily referring to the
outcome of the matches.
"He doesn't care if we
win or lose," said Yoder.
"That's not what it's
about. It's more about
the progress, and getting
better every day.


"Last year, we lost to
Martin County in the re-
gional semifinals and this
year we're hoping that we
can return the favor. I'm
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Hafner survives no-confidence vote


By JAMES A. JONES JR.
BRADENTON HERALD
Embattled State
College of Florida presi-
dent Lars Hafner sur-
vived a no-confidence
vote this week during
his performance evalu-
ation by the college's
board of trustees.
Trustee Dr. Craig
Trigueiro made a
motion for a no-con-
fidence vote, citing a
pattern of bad judg-
ment and cost over-
runs, and he quickly
picked up a second
from Ed Bailey.
The debate that
followed was extended,
heated and emotional.
But when it was all over,
the board deadlocked
4-4, and Trigueiro's mo-
tion failed.
Trigueiro cited
Hafner's signing the
name of Steve Harner,
former board chair,
on a 2010 state grant
application for SCF's
Collegiate School, a
charter school designed
to help students be-
come the first college
graduates in their
families. Hafner freely
admits signing Harner's
name, but said he did
so under filing deadline
pressure, with Harner's
approval and direc-
tion. The trustees have
forwarded the matter to
the Florida Department
of Law Enforcement to
decide whether crimi-
nal charges should be
filed.
In Wednesday's meet-
ing, Trigueiro also cited
what he called several
cost overruns, including
the original $500,000 es-
timate for the Collegiate
School that ballooned
into a $5 million proj-
ect, and a $70,000 to
$80,000 women's tennis
program that became a
$750,000 project.
Hafner gave an
emotional response to
trustees, accusing them
of conducting a "revi-
sionist" evaluation by
basing it on several past
years of work and not
solely on the previous
year.
For the previous years,
Hafner said, he received
excellent or outstanding


evaluations and that the
projects Trigueiro cited
as overruns were expen-
ditures ap-
proved and
supported
by previous
boards.
"At no
time was I
S completely
HAFNER operating
on my own
without collaboration of
colleagues or approval
of the board," Hafner
said.
Trustee Joe Miller
came to Hafner's
defense, accusing
Trigueiro and board
chair Carlos Beruff of
doing everything in
their power to "destroy
the college."
Trigueiro said another
example of bad financial
judgment was Hafner's
role in the Design
Economic Acceleration
Lab, dubbed the DEAL,
proposed for Lakewood
Ranch.
"Virtually no mention
of student teaching.
Funding to be done by
selling bonds, some-
thing State College had
never done," Trigueiro
said.
Trigueiro also took
Hafner to task for


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him with a Cadillac
Escalade, what he called
a terrible public rela-
tions judgment. Hafner
agreed that the Escalade
incident was a mistake
and said that he had
apologized for it.
There was confusion
among the board mem-
bers when Beruff asked
that the board complete
Hafner's evaluation.
Board member Jennifer
M. Saslaw said she had
been under the impres-
sion the evaluation
was on hold, pending
completion of the FDLE
investigation. Beruff
said there was no need
to delay the evalua-
tion pending the state
investigation.
When Trigueiro made
the motion for a no-
confidence vote, Saslaw
called it "outrageous"
and defended Hafner as
a good leader who has
helped SCF make huge
strides.
Trustee Charlene J.
Neal asked if Trigueiro's
motion was based on
the forgery allegation.
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Hafner asked the
board members why,
if they question his
financial judgment,
they had earlier in
the meeting unani-
mously approved the
annual budget he had
presented to them.
Hafner said he had
tried to adjust and co-
operate with the board,
but Beruff had one time
told him privately that
he didn't trust him and
couldn't work with him.
"We have done every-
thing by the book and
brought everything back
to the board," Hafner
said.
Miller asked that
Beruff allow members
of the faculty in at-
tendance to have their
say about the no-confi-
dence vote. But Beruff
refused and called for


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Arrests in Nokomis business burglaries


The Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office arrested
two Nokomis men this
week for
a string of
business
break-ins.
Evan
Greer, 18,
100 block
Villa Drive,
Nokomis,
GREER and
Alexander
Hansen,
21, 100
blockVan
Dyck Drive,
Nokomis,
were
charged
HANSEN with
burglary.
Greer has also been
charged with a string of
other burglaries in the
same area.
During the evening of
June 7 three burglaries


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took place at I
Care About Hair, on
Sorento Drive, General
Dentistry and Rosebuds
on Tamiami Trail. The
Nokomis businesses are
less than a quarter of a
mile from one another.
In each case the
suspect broke glass to
gain entry to the busi-
nesses. Once inside the
suspect caused damage
to the inside of each
location by knocking
over computer monitors,
dumping trash cans on
the floor, scattering files
and ripping pictures
from the walls.
Greer was later
charged with three
counts of burglary of an


unoccupied structure for
the damage.
On Aug. 3, the same
two suspects were
captured on video during
a second break-in to
Rosebuds using a similar
method of entry. On
this occasion, a bank
bag containing approxi-
mately $700 in cash was
taken. The two suspects
were later identified
from the video as Greer
and Hansen. Each was
charged with an addi-
tional count of burglary.

Venice Police
Department arrest
Jeffrey Paul
Ensminger, 35, 500 block


Cypress Ave., Venice.
Charge: domestic battery.
Bond: none.
Edward Krug, 44,
800 block Jolanda Circle,
Venice. Charges: cocaine
possession, two counts
of possession of a con-
trolled substance without
a prescription, probation
violation, narcotic equip-
ment possession. Bond:
$3,120.

Sarasota
County Sheriff's
Office arrests
Shannan Marie
Strickland, 18, 200 block
Durian Road, Venice.
Charge: battery. Bond:
$750.
Detrick Anwar
Woods, 30, 600 block
Jones St., Laurel. Charge:
parole violation (sale of
cocaine). Bond: none.
Alexander Hansen,


21, 100 blockVan
Dyck Drive, Nokomis.
Charge: burglary. Bond:
$7,500.
Ulana Pinkowsky, 48,
1100 block Harbor Town
Way, Venice. Charge: pro-
bation violation (DUI).
Bond: $5,000.
Michael 0. Fox, 22,
400 block Shamrock
Blvd., Venice. Charge:
probation violation
(DUI). Bond: $5,000.
Michael Lee Woods,
28, 200 block Silverspray
Lane, Nokomis. Charge:
domestic battery. Bond:
none.
Tyre Cook, 21, 300
block Scott St., Nokomis.
Charge: contempt (drug
possession). Bond:
$15,000.
Allen J. Werner, 22,
300 block North Havana
Road, Venice. Charge:
loitering. Bond: $120.
Ryan S. Havens, 26,


4500 block Rainbow
Road, Venice. Charges:
fraud, burglary. Bond:
$9,000.
*Michael McCrae, 29,
400 block Argus Road,
Venice. Charge: posses-
sion of narcotic equip-
ment. Bond: $120.

Criminal
registrations
Brenda Nutter Kairis,
50, 1300 block Royal
Road, Venice.
Johnthan Robert
Osborne, 27, 1000 block
Capri Isles Blvd., Venice.

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OUR TOWN


RELIGION 5B


A Labor Day'whodunnit'


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
To honor America's
workers and the work
ethic credited with the
success of this country,
we turned to the press
room here at the Venice
Gondolier Sun.
Without the work-
ers behind the scenes
newspapers would not
be printed any more
than cars would roll off
assembly lines or build-
ings would rise from the
ground.
While the paper's sales
staff, writers, accoun-
tants, publishers and the
like work primarily in the
daylight, those who print
and deliver the paper
and the company's many
other print products
work at all hours. About
the only thing Sun Coast
Media Group employees
do not do is make the
paper they print on.
Layout of the
Gondolier Sun and many
of its sister papers is
done on computers in
SCMG's Port Charlotte
office. Ads created and
sent from the Venice
office and stories and
photos uploaded to
something called a
"cloud" (like a gigantic
back-up hard drive) out
in Arizona are placed on
pages electronically by
the copy desk.
Next stop is the press
room, where plates are
generated for the giant
printing press. Part of
the plate preparation
involves crimping edges
and adding holes to line
up with notches on the
press, William Peters
said. These days Peters is
SCMG's business infor-
mation analyst, but in his
13 years with the com-
pany he has done most
of the jobs involved with
printing a paper both at
the Port Charlotte office
and in Venice. Among his
current duties is figuring
out how many rolls of
paper and what widths
and sizes to order.
"There are 42 kinds
and grades," he said. 'We
use 11-inch to 34-inch
and could use up to
35 inches on our web
offset press."
During the afternoon,
someone like John
Palmer, a pressman, has
been "dropping rolls"
to load the press for the
night's run of papers. He
uses a forklift to carry
the rolls from the paper
storage room to the press
room. One roll is not
enough, so he makes
several runs within a few
minutes. Palmer was in
the printing industry
years ago in Philadelphia,
did other work for a
while and joined SCMG
three years ago.
When the press is run-
ning, he or someone like
him will watch over the
auto splicers that join ad-
ditional rolls as the press
continues to print.
"If we are running both
ends of the press, there
will be a guy at each
end," Palmer said.
Other pressmen set the
ink and check registra-
tion, making sure the
pictures look good. If the
registration is off even
a tiny bit, pictures will
appear blurry.
The paper rolls up and
down through the press
and into a "folder." There,
the newly printed paper
is folded and cut before
going to a stacker, who
puts stacks of printed pa-
pers on "skids" pallets.


SUN PHOTO BY AUUDREY BLACKVVELL
Kenny Gorman, left, night press supervisor, checks registration of all items on the pages during
printing of the newspaper. Pressman Lynn Smith pulls a paper as it comes off the folder so the
ink density and registration can be checked.


SUN PHOTO BY AUDREY BLACKWELL
Bernard Johnson, mail room supervisor, has been at the Venice


GondolierSun for seven years.
On any given job there
could be five to six men
on the press, Palmer said.
Skids are taken the
mail room, where the
sections of the paper
are assembled for the
people who will deliver
the finished product to
stores, yellow Gondolier
Sun boxes or individual
homes. The delivery
folks arrive at the paper's
Venice location as early
as 10 p.m. to prepare
papers for their routes.
In addition to keep-
ing track of who might
be on vacation and not
want a paper on a given
day, delivery people
must insert TV Times
or Waterline for some
customers who have
ordered those sections.
All customers receive the
advertising sections and
such special sections as
Let's Go!, which is part
of the Wednesday paper.
The goal is to have all the
home-delivered papers
in driveways no later
than 5 a.m. Lately, papers
have been there earlier
because the pressmen
have been well ahead
of their 2 a.m. deadline,
circulation manager Rob
Kearley said.
In addition to the staff
of home delivery drivers,
there are others who fill
the single-copy yellow
boxes and deliver to
retailers. Mail subscrip-
tions are handled by
the mail room and go to
people in nearly every
state and Canada.
Workers in the Venice
Press building do far
more than the printing
of the community paper.
They also print Let's Go!;
Welcome Home real
estate guides; Waterline;
Feeling Fit; and a lot of
outside commercial jobs
that include high school
and community newspa-
pers, "shoppers," com-
munity maps and even
some menus hence
the need for all those
different paper sizes and
weights.
SCMG also has a press
in Port Charlotte that
prints the dailies and
additional commercial
work.
The afternoon that
Palmer was zipping back
and forth from paper
room to the press room,
other pressmen were
hanging proofs for a
commercial project on
the press, while in the
mail room two other
workers were operating


SUN PHOTO BY KIM COOL
Caleb Rine operates a stitching
machine in the press building.


Production manager Jim
Murray demonstrates the use
of a trimming machine in the
press building of the Venice
GondolierSun. He has been in
the industry since 1979.
an assembly line that was
"stitching stapling -
and stacking yet another
product.
Caleb Rine, the head of
the mailroom operation,
was placing stacks of
the product at one end
of the machine. As the
magazine got to the end
of the line, it was sent in
another direction to be
trimmed and stacked in
uniform piles.
"I started here before
I was out of high school
and I have been here
ever since," Rine, of
North Port, said. "That
was two and one half
years ago,"
Robert Freiler, one of
the company's newer
employees, removed the
trimmed stacks, evened
them up by hand and
secured them with plas-
tic bands on a special
banding machine. Once
banded, they were piled
on another skid. It takes
a lot of forklift trips to
move paper rolls and
many skids of completed


SUN PHOTO BY AUDREY BLACKWELL
Bobbie Miller, a carrier, uses a hand jack to carry newspaper inserts to the people outside the
print shop to insert before delivering the papers. Inserts include the TV book, Flair and the Our
Town section.


SUN PHOTO BY AUDREY BLACKWELL


Ryan Masterson inserts items into the Our Town section Aug. 24 during the late-night process of
putting the paper together for delivery early the next morning. The Our Town section, filled with
all the inserts, will be inserted into the main section, which is the final print run of the newspaper.


SUN PHOTO BY KIM COOL
Robert Freiler operates a stacker/insert machine in the press building of the Venice GondolierSun.
product from place to Murray said. about three and one-half


place as needed by vari-
ous customers.
In another area of
the press building, yet
another product was
being trimmed on a
"three-knife trimmer."
"It is printed eight up
and trimmed out to be-
come individual fliers,"
production manager Jim


Trimmings and other
paper left over from vari-
ous projects are recycled.
Dave Bass, a trucker with
Wherry Freight Lines
in Fort Myers, said his
company delivers a semi
to the Venice paper's
loading dock once a
week.
"In season it takes


days to fill it," Murray
said.
This Labor Day, take
time to thank the unsung
workers who toil behind
the scenes to make your
life better, including the
ones who bring you your
community paper twice
a week.
Email: kcol@venkegondolier.com


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FEATURES EDITOR
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important as dressing for
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Senior Hunger Month


FROM VENICE AREA CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
The month of
September has been
dedicated to taking action
against senior hunger and
building awareness of the
issue.
One of every nine older
Americans is hungry due
to insufficient nutrition.
It is a year-round, nation-
wide issue.
The Venice Area
Chamber of Commerce,
along with several
south Sarasota County
businesses, will serve
as a collection site for
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Peanut butter
and jelly drive
STAFF REPORT
This September,
HarborChase will collect
peanut butter and jelly
for All Faiths Food Bank.
All donations through
Sept. 30 will be matched
by HarborChase.
During the facility's last
drive, it collected 1,045
pounds, and this year the
administrators would love
to collect even more.
"We hope you choose to
make a donation and drop
it off at HarborChase," said
Melinda Mudge, director
of community relations.
HarborChase is located
at 950 Pinebrook Road in
Venice.
For more information,
call 888-678-1943. A new
community video is avail-
able at www.HarborChase.
com/Venice.htm.


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and Jackie Spadaro, and Priya Durismamy; front left, Jean-
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By AUDREY BLACKWELL
ASSISTANT FEATURES EDITOR
InStride Therapy Inc. is
hosting its third "Giddy
Up Grand Bar-B-Q for


InStride" Sunday, Oct. 7, at
3 p.m. InStride is located
at 1629 Ranch Road,
Nokomis.
The event is planned


as a family-fun afternoon
with great food and
activities at the agency's
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I COMMUNITY CALENDAR


* EVENTS
* TODAY
Venice Depot Tours, Free
Docent Led Tours of Historic Train
Depot, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. through
Oct. 31.303 E. Venice Ave. 412-0151.

* SUNDAY
Bingo, 1:30 PM Knights of
Columbus. 512 Substation Road,
(Burger King) Bypass 41, Venice.
941-480-1038 Prizes up to $1250.
* WEDNESDAY
Fun With Watercolor,
1p.m.-4 pm. at South Venice Civic
Assoc., 720 Alligator Dr., Venice.,


$82/mo plus supplies. Call Carolyn at
366-2866.
1 st Wed. Communion,
FC Pastor Garry holds communion
service at 7 p.m. at Englewood Sports
Complex on S. River Road and lasts
about 50 mins. 475-7447

* FRIDAY, Sept. 7
Boomer Tracks Live,
'60s and'70s music; 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Bentley's Tiki Bar, 1660 S. Tamiami
Tail, Osprey. 941-966-2121
Daddy's Roadmaster,
6:30-9:30, Spanish Pointe Rest and
Pub, Osprey, 941-966-5746, no cover.
Hear and sing along.


*SATURDAY, Sept. 8
Open House E&O,
10 a.m.-noon, Venice Theatre,
486-8679.The public is invited to
meet the teachers and find out about
fall offerings
Venice Depot Tours,
Free Docent Led Tours of Historic
Train Depot. 10a.m. to 1 p.m.
through Oct. 31.303 E. Venice Ave.
412-0151.

* SUNDAY, Sept. 9
Bingo, 1:30 p.m. Knights
of Columbus 512 Substation Road
(Bypass 41 and Burger King)Venice.
Prizes up to $1,250.941-480-1038.


To get your events printed in the newspaper,
they must be submitted via our website, www.
venicegondoliersun.com. On the left, click on
"Community Calendar,"then click on "Submit Event."
Deadlines: For events running in Wednesday's
paper, the deadline is 1 p.m. Monday. For events
running in Saturday's paper, the deadline is 1 p.m.
Thursday.
If you do not have the ability to enter your events
via our website, we can type them in on your behalf
at the rate of $5 per event; this fee does not guar-
antee your event will make the printed version. Call
941-206-1180 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays to make
a payment or to have us enter your event for you.
We will print a maximum of four lines per event
at no cost to the event submitter. You may purchase
additional space for $10 per day, per event, per
edition. Simply choose Paid Listing on the Submit


Event page on the website. All paid listings will run in
the location designated for the event type.
We will only allow one submission per event, per
day. If your event runs for more than one day, you will
need to complete a separate submission form for each
day. Multiple submissions of the same event for the
same date may result in all the related events being
removed.
The Venice Gondolier Sun has changed the format
for Venue in an effort to provide readers information
about the most events we can.
We reserve the right to exclude any submitted
listing that does not meet our specifications or
that requires excessive editing. There is no express
or implied guarantee that any free listing will be
included in any event calendar or run in any specific
location. This is on a first-come, first-served basis.


Eagles to hold fundraiser


FROM FRATERNAL ORDER OF
EAGLES
Eagles Chuck Sowa and
Doris Bradley and other
members of the Venice
Nokomis Fraternal Order
of Eagles Aerie No. 3482
will host a fundraiser
to support the aerie's
Memorial Foundation
fund Sunday, Sept. 9,
2-6 p.m.
The aerie is located at
621 East Colonia Lane in
Nokomis.
The aerie has a dedi-
cated group of volunteers
ready to make this event
a success. In the past, it
has had great support
from local businesses
that have donated items
to be raffled and


auctioned off.
A Redneck Hawaiian
Hog Roast dinner will
cost $6. Entertainment
will be provided by
in-house DJ Steve Greb.
There is no cover charge
and the event is open to
the public. Proceeds will
go to the memorial fund.
The Memorial
Foundation Fund is a
safety net for children of
deceased Eagle members
who lost their lives while
serving in the armed
forces and for children
of police, fire and EMT
personnel who lost their
lives.
The fund provides
grants up to $30,000
and medical assistance
including payments to


physicians, dentists,
orthodontists and
hospitals, as well as for
eyeglasses and medical
and dental devices.
For more than a cen-
tury, the Fraternal Order
of Eagles has had a major
positive influence on the
region, nation and world
and, most important, the
local community.
The Fraternal Order
of Eagles upholds and
nourishes the values of
home, family and com-
munity that are so neces-
sary and seem so often
ignored and trampled in
today's society.
The Eagles pushed
for the founding of
Mother's Day, provided
the impetus for Social


Security and pushed to
end job discrimination
based on age.
The Eagles have
provided support for
medical centers across
the country to build
and provide research
for medical conditions.
Members raise millions
of dollars every year to
combat heart disease
and cancer, help handi-
capped kids, uplift the
aged and make life a little
brighter for everyone.
The Eagles are home-
town builders. They
support police, firefight-
ers and others who
protect and serve. Thay
fund medical research
in areas such as spinal
cord injuries, kidney


Members of Eagles Aerie No. 3482 volunteer at events such as
the upcoming Memorial Foundation fundraiser Sept. 9.


disease, diabetes and
Alzheimer's. And they
help raise money for our
communities.
They welcome people
from all branches of the
armed forces, police, fire
and EMT fields to join
the Eagles. There is a free


one-year membership
for those who serve or
have served their country
and communities. They
are one big family of
people helping people.
For more information,
call Chuck Rizzo or Tina
Pastore at 941-468-2580.


Floridians take note of deals


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR

SeaWorld offers the
Florida resident deal of
deals this fall.
All the major theme
parks offer Florida
resident deals, especially
in the fall, but a recent
email from SeaWorld
grabbed my attention
because it includes a day
at Discovery Cove, which,
most of the year, is booked
months in advance.
"With Discovery Cove
exclusive savings avail-
able through Dec. 31,
2012, Florida residents
can enjoy a 'Dolphin
Swim Day Resort' admis-
sion for $199 plus tax or
'Day Resort' admission


(full day, without dolphin
swim experience) for
$129 plus tax. This great
offer includes an unlim-
ited admission pass to
SeaWorld Orlando and
Aquatica through Jan. 31,
valid after the date of
Discovery Cove visit."
Within the quotation
marks above are the
actual words from the
release, which I had to
read twice to make sure it
was true. Not only does it
imply that there are times
available to swim with
the dolphins without a
six-month wait but even
the price is right. This is
not Florida's only dolphin
encounter, but it is one of
very few anywhere that
offer a full-day pass.


Discovery Cove features
a one-of-a-kind op-
portunity to swim with
dolphins, snorkel among
thousands of tropical
fish and rays in the new
Grand Reef and hand-
feed exotic birds in a free-
flight aviary. All new is
Freshwater Oasis, where
guests can relax and
explore. They'll wade and
wander in the water-filled
trails and discover two
new species of animals -
marmoset monkeys and
playful Asian otters.
The unlimited pass to
SeaWorld alone could be
worth the price for fans,
especially since there
are several months, and
many special events, to
go before Jan. 31. My


thoughts naturally go
to the park's Halloween
Spooktacular, but Elmo
fans may wish to see
him during SeaWorld's
Christmas celebration.
The special Dolphin
Swim Day Resort ticket
includes reserved time
with the dolphins;
unlimited access to
Freshwater Oasis, The
Grand Reef, free-flight
Explorer's Aviary, Serenity
Bay and Wind-Away
River; plus beverages all
day, swim gear includ-
ing wet suit, sunscreen,
towels, locker and free
parking at Discovery Cove
for the day; photo; and a
pass to SeaWorld and the
Aquatica waterpark from
the day after dolphin


PHOTO COURTESY OF SEAWORLD ORLANDO


SeaWorld Orlando invites Florida residents to swim with the
dolphins at a special rate now through Jan. 31 at its Discovery
Cove attraction.


swim through Jan. 31.
Proof of Florida resi-
dency is required for each
adult guest at check-in.


For reservations, visit
www.discoverycove.com
or call 877-434-7268.
Email: kcol@venicegondolier.com


HUNGER
FROM PAGE 2
nonperishable food
items throughout
September.
The food drive was
initiated by chamber
member Michael Jones,
owner of Comfort
Keepers home health



INSTRIDE
FROM PAGE 2
76-acre facility, according
to a news release. The
public is invited.
The event will serve
as a fundraiser for the
scholarship fund that
helps financially quali-
fied rider families.
Tickets will be lim-
ited to 450 and must be
purchased in advance at
a cost of $25 for adults
and $10 for children age


STEP
FROM PAGE 2

Among the topics men-
tioned in a recent release
from the organization is
how to bring "positive
things into your life."


agency, with franchises
in Venice and Sarasota.
"We cannot fight every
factor affecting hunger,
but we can start here
in our community by
creating awareness about
the issue and helping
family members become
more aware of the signs
of hunger and malnutri-
tion," Jones said.


10 and under.
There will be a bounce
house, music, minute-to-
win-it games, hay rides,
face painting and games
for the littlest children.
Sponsorships are
available.
As in the past, if you
bring a dessert to share
you will be entered into a
dessert contest that will
be held at 3:30 p.m.
InStride Therapy is
recognized as the leading
hippotherapy facility of its
kind in the southeastern

There will be a total of
six presentations as well
as one about the BPW
group.
The workshop is
scheduled from 8:30 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m. It will be
held at the Venice Area
Chamber of Commerce,
597 South Tamiami Trail,


Donations will be
distributed by All Faiths
Food Bank.
Anyone may donate
nonperishable food items
by bringing them to the
Venice Area Chamber of
Commerce, 597 South
Tamiami Trail on Venice
island.
For more information,
call 941-488-2236.


United States.
InStride's mission state-
ment says: "Partnering
with horses, we challenge
individuals with special
needs to reach their full-
est potential."
Its vision statement
says: "We envision a
time when everyone
who could benefit will
receive our hippotherapy
services."
For more information
or to donate online, go to
www.instridetherapy.org,
or call 941-412-9333.

on the island in Venice.
The fee is $30 per person,
which includes a box
lunch.
For information or
to register, call Esther
Bird at 941-497-5302, or
register online at
www.bpwev.org.
Email: kcol@venicegondolier.com


FROM THE PLAYERS THEATRE

The Players Theatre
is pleased to announce
that Sylvia Reed's play
"Thousand Oaks" has
been selected as the win-
ner of the 2012 Players
New Play Festival. As the
best of the series, Reed's
play will now go on to be
fully produced on The
Players main stage
Aug. 13-18, 2013, as part
of the Summer Sizzler
Series.
Louise Stinespring,
co-coordinator of The
New Play Festival, said.
"We are thrilled with the


winner. 'Thousand Oaks'
has a lot of potential,
and I can't wait to see it
onstage next summer."
The other entries in-
cluded "Lone Wolves," by
Philip Hall; "Somebody's
Darling," by Joanne
Scacifero; "Perfect Little
Girl," by Dan Yerman;
"Let Me Be Frank," by
Connie Schindewolf; and
"Banished," by Bernie
Yanelli.
"The entire week was
exciting," said Jeffery
Kin, artistic director and
co-coordinator of the
New Play Festival. "All of
the playwrights gained


valuable feedback. So even
if they were not selected as
the winner, by being a part
of this process, they won."
Area playwrights who
may be interested in com-
peting in next year's New
Play Festival should look
to The Players Theatre's
website in January. The
deadline for the 2013
competition is May 3.
To contact the theater's
box office, call 941-365-
2494, go to theplayers.org
or stop by at 838 North
Tamiami Trail, Sarasota.
Box office hours are
10 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday
through Saturday.


I COMMUNITY NEWS BRIEFS


Labor Day Craft
Fest
The Venice Labor
Day Craft Festival returns
to downtown Venice on
West Miami Avenue
Sept. 1-2. Admission is
free. Various arts and
crafts will be sold with
prices ranging from $3 to


$3,000. A green market
will offer plants, orchids,
dips and sauces.

Toy train show
A Train Collectors
Association toy train show
will be held Saturday,
Sept. 8, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.,
at Venice-Nokomis Elks


Lodge, 1025 Discovery
Way (just off 1-75,
east on Laurel Road),
North Venice. Admission
is $5; children under
12 free when accompa-
nied by an adult.
Food and refreshments
will be available. For
details, call Tim Evert,
941-475-5278.


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WEEKEND EDITION RELIGION
SEPTEMBER 1, 2012


CONTACT US
941-207-1110
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A season to labor and a time to I


ANDREW SIMKINS
He came into my
life in his faded
silver grey pickup
truck. The large frame
and cab had obviously
transported workmen
and probably families
over many miles. The


truck is surely 15 years
old and possibly 20. The
paint job has psoriasis.
He, along with his
truck and trailer, was
in my life because my
family insisted and,
reluctantly, I agreed:
"Dad, you need to
give up climbing the
extension ladder to
trim the palm trees."
After much abuse, and
promises of ice cream,
I conceded that maybe
my agility was becom-
ing suspect. Like an old
truck, I could still pull a
heavy load, but balanc-
ing off and securing
ladders against palm
trees maybe it is time
to let it go.


"There is a time for
everything, and a season
for every activity under
heaven..." the Bible
explains in the old
book of Ecclesiastes,
chapter 3. The times of
loving, hating and even
war are noted in this
extended passage. If a day
like Labor Day had been
around in the very long
ago, the writer might have
included a phrase like
this: "There's a time to
honor the physical labor-
ers among you listen
to them, for they are
capable of teaching you
about your own life."
The motor sounds
strong. The sig-
nificant frame on this


three-quarter-ton
pickup appears solid.
Yet, if you took her for a
ride the front end prob-
ably provides a shimmy
which is not a leftover
rock 'n' roll dance from
the 1960s. If you rode
over a washboard road
she would undoubt-
edly set your teeth to
a chatter. The truck's
suspension, and thus
her agility to control the
road's hazards, probably
rises and falls if she rolls
over a 25-cent piece.
We stood beneath
the two palm trees. We
surveyed the trees.
"I'd like to get $25 a
tree," he said.
Silence followed as


I paused for him to
reconsider his bid.
"I understand the go-
ing rate is more like $15
or $20 a tree," I said.
He too paused. His
brief and obviously
practiced reply was,
"It's still less than your
deductible." Ouch.
Labor Day honors dili-
gent work. We celebrate
those among us who
make our world function.
There is a season to work
and a time to be diligent
about tree trimming and
such. There is also a time
to give up some of the
jobs I have been accus-
tomed to doing.
Tree trimmers have
much to teach to me.


et go

The Bible's explanations
about seasons of life are
not to be missed.
My physical agility is
lessening in this decade
and I have decided to
continue hiring a tree
trimmer. Reminding me
of life's ever-passing days,
he scored one of the best
lines of the year with his:
"It's still less than your
deductible."
I pay well for stand-up
comedians even when
they come in old pickup
trucks.
Happy Labor Day.
Thanks for reading.
Andrew Simkins,
D.Min., is pastor of New
Hope Christian Church in
Nokomis.


I RELIGION STUDY AND CLASSES


Christ United
Methodist Church,
1475 Center Road, of-
fers a weekly Jonathan
Men's Group for devo-
tions, biblical scripture
and fellowship from
10-11 a.m. Tuesday
followed by lunch.
941-493-7504
Angel Ministries,
2269 South Tamiami
Trail, the Rev. Diane
Mier teaches advanced
dark-room meditation
at 7 p.m. Friday. A
reiki healing clinic is
from 4 to 7 p.m. on
Wednesday, and a
meditative healing
circle is from 10 to
11:30 a.m. Thursday.
Dr. Raj teaches mantra
meditation from 10 to
11 a.m. Saturday. All
are open to the public.
941-492-4995
Calvary Bible
Church, 1936 E. Venice
Ave., presents Dr. Paul
Maier, author and pro-
fessor of ancient histo-
ry at Western Michigan
University, addressing
the question in his
video series "Jesus:
Legend or Lord?" from
9 to 10 a.m. at Friday
morning Bible study.
A free community arts
and crafts class is also
offered from 10:30 a.m.


to 12:30 p.m. every
Friday in the fellowship
hall. Call Anne at
941-408-9315. The
church holds Bible
Study at 6 p.m.
Sunday. Call Pastor
Jones at 941-485-7070
for more information.
Sunrise Bible Study,
Christian Art Center,
430 E. Venice Ave., from
6 to 7 a.m. Monday
through Saturday.
941-237-8806
Chabad of Venice
& North Port, 2169
South Tamiami Trail,
941-493-2770, offers a
women's weekly book
club based on the book
"Bread and Fire: Jewish
Women Find God in
the Everyday," 11 a.m.
to noon Tuesdays for
discussions and the
opportunity to meet
other Jewish women.
Pastries served.
Suggested donation: $5.
Walk-ins welcome.
First Baptist
Church, 312 W.
Miami Ave., offers
several classes open
to the community:
Wednesday at 6 p.m. -
Prayer and Bible Study
with Pastor Tom Hodge;
Ladies Bible Study on
the book of Joshua,
"Living Strong in the


Changes of Life," with
Jennifer Mathewson-
Speer; Men's Bible Study
with Randy Koach;
middle and high school
with Allan Crull and the
Student Ministry Team;
children's ministries with
Bible study and activities
birth to fifth grade.
Prince of Peace
Lutheran Church,
2222 Englewood Road,
Englewood, offers free
classes in knitting,
crocheting or Swedish
weaving at 2 p.m.
Wednesday. Practice
materials will be pro-
vided for introducing
basic concepts. If you
are experienced, come
share your knowledge.
941-475-1231
The Jewish
Congregation of Venice,
600 North Auburn Road,
offers Hebrew language
instruction 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 Wednesday.
Average fee: $10 an
hour. No grades, no
tests. 941-488-8128
JCV also presents
"Get More Out of Being
Jewish," with Rabbi


Daniel Krimsky, from
1 to 2 p.m. Thursday.
Each class stands alone
to help in a deeper ex-
ploration into tradition-
al and modern Jewish
texts for enriching your
daily life. No charge.
Open to Jews of all
backgrounds, interfaith
families and anyone
interested in Judaism.
For more information,
call 941-484-2022.
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 welcome. Increase
your peace finding
happiness inside.
941-373-1600
Mindful medita-
tion, instruction based
on Buddhist philoso-
phy, 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.meditation-
venice.com.
New Life Assembly
of God, 5800 South
Tamiami Trail, holds
sign language classes
open to the community


at New Life Community
Center from 7 to
8:30 p.m. on the first
and third Thursdays
of each month. For
more information, call
941-493-0775.
Unity Church of
Venice, 125 North
Jackson Road, offers
"A Course in Miracles,"


from 7 to 8 p.m.
Tuesday at
Beach Pavilion
No. 1400 at Sharky's
(through August).
No preparation re-
quired. New partici-
pants welcome. Love
offering. Call Donna at
941-468-5177 or Judy at
941-488-6440.


I RELIGION BRIEFS


Churches
gathering
At 5:30 p.m. Sunday,
Sept. 2, just north of
Sharky's Pier, 19 pastors
and congregations will
meet for "One Christ Won
City" for worship and bap-
tisms together. Josh Price
is the featured singer.

AWANA clubs
The AWANA pro-
gram at Calvary Bible
Church, 1936 E. Venice
Ave., continues through
September. The club is
for children between

Venice-
Nokomis
United 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 RdMatthew Currie Ford)
www.vnumc.net
vnumc@daystar.net
Senior Pastor, Glenda J. Brayman


the ages of 3 and 13.
Biblical truths are taught
through games, lessons
and activities. Call Pastor
Jones at 941-485-7070.
*Venice Bible Church,
2395 West Shamrock
Drive, offers AWANA
Bible club from 6:30 to
8 p.m. Wednesday for
children ages 3 years to
fifth grade. 941-493-2788.

Election
lecture series
Chabad of Venice
and North Port, 2169
South Tamiami Trail,
presents Election 2012

You're Invited
CHRIST UNITED
I 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


m mmanue l Where Relationships
SUTi CHURCHiELCG are made!


Worship with us: Sat. 5 pm Sun. 9:30 am
Counseling Appointments 926-2959 460208


- A Jewish Perspective
Series, with six classes
at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
starting Sept. 5. Drawing
on sources from the
Torah, this course
examines contemporary
political issues from
a Jewish perspective.
This series is not about
politics. Cost is $5 per
class. For more informa-
tion and to RSVP:
941-493-2770 or
www.chabadofvenice.com.

Unity World Prayer
Day
Unity Church of


Venice, 125 North
Jackson Road, presents
Mike Davis and the
Praise Team leading in
peace songs at 7 p.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 12,
Unity World Prayer
Day. The Rev. Patricia
and the Unity Prayer
chaplains will offer peace
prayers. Love offering.
941-484-5342.

Seminar

The Rev. Cynthia
Sloan, United
Methodist Special
Program on Substance
Abuse and Relative


Race

VUnited ,., 'ethodist Church
Contemporary Service at 9am Traditional Service 1 lam
LifeWAY Sunday School Classes at 9:30am & 10:15am
Nursery Available for all services

Pastor Jim Mitchell

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COMMUNITY CENTER
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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!
o Healing School: 1st and 3rd Tuesdays 7:00 p.m.
o Celebrate Recovery: Thursdays 6:00 p.m.


Violence associ-
ate from the United
Methodist Board of
Global Ministries, New
York, will be keynote
speaker at the "Spiritual
Caregiving to Help
the Addicted and Their
Families" seminar
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sept. 8 at Christ United
Methodist Church,
1475 Center Road. Cost:
$10 in advance; $12 at
the door; includes a
light breakfast, lunch


and seminar. Free child
care. For tickets, call
678-525-2380
or email allen.
meringer@verizon.net.

Pancakes
Knights of Columbus,
512 Substation Road,
offers a pancake
breakfast from 8 to
11 a.m. the first and third
Sunday. 941-485-1663.

RELIGION 1 5


5:00 p.m. Holy Communion (contemporary)
8:00 a.m. Holy Communion
10:00 a.m. Holy Communion (with nursery)
9:30 a.m. Holy Communion & Healing Service g


Visit us on the web at: www.stmarksvenice.org

, /. Venice
f bitPresbterian
Church
SUNDAY WORSHIP-10 AM
Message Series "Malachi"
Ancient Words for a new Day
Wednesday Morning Communion-9 AM
488-2258 825 The Rialto, Venice
On the Island, 2 blocks south of
Svenlcepres.org Venice Regional Medical Center


TRANSFORM YOUR LIFE
*Bible Fellowship 9 am
., Worship in theWord 10:15 am


Seminar targets addiction

and families
The Rev. Cynthia W. Sloan, a United Methodist minister
and a licensed clinical addiction specialist, is presenter at
the "Spiritual Caregiving To Help the Addicted and Their
Families" seminar from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 8 at Christ
United Methodist Church, 1475 Center Road. For tickets,
call 678-525-2380.


Wj St Mmr's EpicopAl WCA
Office: 941-488-7714
508 Riviera Street, Venice (2 blocks west of Vemce Regional Medical Center)


Saturday
Sunday
Wednesday


riwce
Bible Qwrh


700 Center Rd, Venice (Garden Elementary)
(941) 525-6196


I www.SGBCvenice.org


The Rev James H Puryear, Rector


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WEEKEND EDITION SEPTEMBER 1, 2012


I SUPPORT GROUPS


Jewish Family and
Children's Service offers
a free weekly caregiver
support group facilitated
by a professional and
community resources
for caregivers from 1 to
3 p.m. Friday at St.
Mark's Episcopal Church,
508 Riviera St. Pre-
registration is required.
Contact Pamela Baron
at 941-366-2224 or


pbaron@jfcs-cares.org.
GriefShare meets
7 p.m. Monday at
LIFTChurch, 695 Center
Road. Call JoAnn Myers
at 941-468-3845 or the
church at 941-497-5683.
Celebrate Recovery
aims at a spiritual
commitment to Jesus
Christ and addresses all
types of habits, hurts
and hang-ups, meeting


from 6 (dinner, $3.95)
to 9 p.m. Thursday
at New Life Assembly
Community Center, 5800
South Tamiami Trail.
941-493-0775.
Encounter (formerly
Celebrate Recovery)
helps all with their hurts,
habits and hang-ups
from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
Sunday (dinner, $3) at
First Christian Church,


1100 Center Road. Call
941-408-8088.
Reformers Unanimous
International meets
7-9:30 p.m. Friday at
Victory Baptist Church,
241 Burney Road, Osprey.
Call Pastor Arlo Elam at
941-966-4716 or visit
www.reformu.com.
Grand Group,
Grandparents Raising
Grandchildren, offering


encouragement,
mutual support and the
opportunity to share
beneficial information
for meeting the needs
of grandchildren being
raised by grandparents,
meets Mondays from
10 to 11:30 a.m. at
Trinity Presbyterian
Church, 4365 State
Road 776. For more
information, visit


www.trinitypc.org or call
941-493-0018.
Cancer support
groups meet at 7 p.m.
the second and fourth
Tuesday and 1 p.m.
the second and fourth
Friday in the chapel
at Trinity Presbyterian
Church, 4365 State
Road 776. Facilitators:
Joe and Mary Thompson.
Free. 941-493-0018.


One of the first things
new copy editors learn is
that they should change
the contraction "'til" to
the word "till," or, in more
formal contexts, "until."
Then, if they're any-
thing like me, they spend
the next couple years
running around telling
everyone who'll suffer
their company that the
form with one "1" and
the apostrophe is wrong,
wrong, wrong. It takes no
apostrophe and two "l"s.
End of story.
Eventually, the inevi-
table occurs: Someone,
perhaps an editor who's
been around the block a
few times, points out that
the rules of contractions
mean that you certainly
can use 'til if you want
to. Though it's probably
not a good idea. Because
pros opt for till, the only
people using 'til are likely
to be amateurs, which
puts a serious blemish on
til'ss image that can stain
the image of any writer
who uses it.
But in all my years
of dealing with till and
its cousins, there's a
little fact I never came
across that is, till I
brought this subject up



RELIGION
FROM PAGE 4
Workshop
Angel Ministries, 2269
South Tamiami Trail, 3 A,
invites you to rediscover
your true spiritual nature
at a workshop entitled
"Soul Search" from
1-4 p.m. Sept. 15 with
facilitator the Rev. Phyllis
Stewart. Open to the
public. 941-492-4995.


Prayer and
repentence
Several pastors and
Christians will meet
between 1 p.m. and


in a recent column. A few
weeks ago, I mentioned
that one of my summer
beach reads contained
an error: the word til in
place of till. It had one
"l1," but no apostrophe.
So it was neither the
official word nor was it a
contraction of until.
Soon after, I got an
email from Warren in
Albany who told me
something I did not
know: Merriam-Webster's
Collegiate dictionary
allows til as a synonym
of till. And it appears
Merriam-Webster isn't
alone. Webster's New
World College online
dictionary agrees.
Does that let the editor
of the book off the hook?
Not exactly. Most books
are edited according to
the Chicago Manual of
Style, which is pretty clear
on the matter: "till. This is
a perfectly good preposi-
tion and conjunction. It
is not a contraction of
'until' and should not be
written 'til," the Chicago
Manual explains.
The word till actu-
ally predates until. Back
before no one had yet
uttered, "I can wait until
tomorrow" it was proper
to say "I can wait till
tomorrow."
Also, just because a
dictionary gives you
multiple options doesn't
mean that they're equally
good. On the contrary,
dictionaries indicate their
preferred or standard
forms, usually by showing
them first, then listing
alternate or "variant"
forms after them. For
every dictionary I've ever


11 p.m. for prayer and re-
pentence at Patriots Park
Sept. 11, reflecting on
words from II Chronicles
7:14: "If my people, who
are called by my name,
will humble themselves
and pray and seek my
face and turn from their
wicked ways, then I will
hear from heaven and
will forgive their sin and
will heal their land."

Rosh Hashana
Chabad Jewish Center
of Venice and North Port,
2169 South Tamiami Trail,
will hold a Rosh Hashana
dinner at 6:30 p.m. Sunday,
Sept. 16, featuring a
four-course gourmet
meal with holiday foods,


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checked, the preference
is clear: till is the way to
go.
Of course, book copy
editors don't have to do
what the Chicago manual
says or even what the
dictionary and gram-
mar books say. If they
did, Cormac McCarthy's
writing would have a lot
more apostrophes.
In many publishing
houses, it's custom-
ary to create a custom
"style sheet" for every
manuscript. These are
just like mini style guides
that document special
rules for the whole book.
For example, the style
sheet for McCarthy's
"The Road" probably
contained an entry like:
"contractions: no
apostrophes."
So there's no reason a
novel couldn't have its
own rule: "til: one '1,' no
apostrophe." But these
kinds of weird style choic-
es usually occur only
when a copy editor or
writer has a good reason
to buck convention and
use a form that most of
their colleagues consider
an outright error.
What does all this
mean to you? You can,
technically, use any form
of till that you like. But if
you want one editor's ad-
vice, I say write it till. Or,
if you want to steer clear
of the whole hornet's
nest, you can always use
until instead.
June Casagrande is
the author of "It Was the
Best of Sentences, It Was
the Worst of Sentences."
She can be reached at
JuneTCN@aol. com.


song and inspiration.
Yom Kippur, the Day
of Atonement (Sept.
25-26) will be held at
the Best Western Hotel,
400 Commercial Court,
Venice. For more infor-
mation and to RSVP call
941-493-2770.

Spaghetti supper
Emmanuel Lutheran,
800 South Tamiami
Trail, hosts a free
spaghetti supper from
4:30 to 6 p.m. the last
Sunday of every month.
No tickets, coupons
or money needed.
All are welcome.
941-488-4942.


I LIBRARY BRIEFS


Till, we meet again


Discount food
offer
Gaballi is a faith-based
for-profit company
whose mission is to sell
good quality, afford-
able food at a rate of
30 to 70 percent less
than national retail
prices and buys from
American farmers
and meat producers.
Packages of fruit, veg-
etables, frozen meat and
prepared convenience
meals are offered from
the program through
partner Christ United
Methodist Church, 1475
Center Road, the host
and distribution site.


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original music on diverse
instruments. Register.

African Art
Workshop
Wednesday, Sept. 5,
3:30-4:30 p.m., ages
10-16
Register online at
www.sclibs.net, click
calendar/programs or
call 941-861-5000.

Lego Fun
Alternate Mondays
starting Sept. 10, 5:30-
7 p.m., for the family.

New in large print
"Bannon Brothers:
Honor," by Janet Dailey
(Waterville, Maine:
Thorndike Press, 2012)
"A Blaze of Glory: A
Novel of the Battle of
Shiloh," by Jeff Shaara
(New York: Random
House Large Print, 2012)
"Chasing the Sun," by
KakiWarner (Waterville,
Maine: Thorndike Press,
2012)
"The Gods of Gotham:
A Novel," by Lyndsay
Faye (Waterville, Maine:
Thorndike Press, 2012).
"The Orphan Master's
Son," by Adam Johnson
(Waterville, Maine:


Wheeler Publishing,
2012)
"The Storm: A Novel
from the NUMA
Files," by Clive Cussler
and Graham Brown
(Waterville, Maine:
Wheeler Pub., 2012)

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

Artist trading
cards
Saturday, Sept. 1,
2-3:30 p.m., ages 7-9
Artist Brenda Smoak
teaches children to
make cards which
they can trade or keep.
Registration needed.

e-Help
Tuesday, Sept. 4,
1-3:30 p.m.
Technology coaches
are standing by to help
you with email, applica-
tions, searching and
other online problems.

Baby Rhyme and
Sign
Tuesday, Sept. 4, 10:15-
11 a.m., ages newborn to
2 1/2. Songs, baby sign
language, a book and
playtime.


The public can order
online at Gaballi.com
with the church user
code christunitedmet.
The church also assists
customers with orders,
answer questions and
helps with distribution.
Membership is free.
941-493-7504

Donations needed
Our Neighbors'
Goods is a nonprofit
fair-trade shop at Venice
Community Church of
the Brethren at which
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. Monday
through Friday. Call
941-492-6384.


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Rabbi Daniel Krimsky and Cantor Marci Vitkus
lead our independent congregation using the Reform
prayerbook. Instrumental and vocal music using both
modern and traditional melodies enhance our services.
We embrace Jewish diversity, and welcome
interfaith families and anyone interested in Judaism.
Join us for Selichot, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kipper,
Children's Services, Memorial Services,
Congregation Dinner, Break Fast
For information and tickets: call 941-484-2022

Jewish Center of Venice
600 N. Auburn Road, Venice FL 34292w
(Minutes from 1-75 and US 41)


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

Libraries closed
on Labor Day
All Sarasota County of-
fices, including libraries,
will be closed Monday,
Sept. 3, in honor of the
Labor Day holiday. The
libraries will reopen at
their regular time, 10 a.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 4.

VPL film festival
Thursday, Sept. 6, 6 p.m.
The first movie of the
September theme of
"Women under Pressure"
will star Lana Turner,
possessed by love during
the 17th season of the
Venice Public Library
Film Festival.

Video lectures
Friday, 2 p.m.
An eight-week series,
Masterworks of American
Art, withWilliam Kloss,
art historian, through
Sept. 23. Subject:
American art from the
late 16th century through
the first decade of the
20th century.

Youth Services
Activities
Preschool storytime
Tuesday, Sept. 4, 10:15-
11 a.m., babies through
age 5. Stories and crafts
and playtime

Children's art
workshop
Saturday, Sept. 1,
11 a.m., ages 6 to teens
Hands-on musical
exploration; create


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SEPTEMBER 1,2012 -WEEKEND EDITION


ACROSS
1 Rascal
5 Greens
10 Dorm dweller
14 Identifies
19 French composer
Edouard: 1823-92
20 Like a lot
21 Fergie's
sister-in-law
22 Burning
23 Excavator's exit
24 Jotted down
25 Seines
26 Out-of-date
27 Certain oranges
29 Snappish
31 Newsperson
33 Sweet liqueur
36 Russian inland
sea
37 Concentrates
38 Ballet movement
43 Man or beast
47 Mere
49 Australis or
Borealis
50 Napoleonic victory
site
51 Oh : disdain
53 Carrot family plant
55 Scruffs
56 Unwilling
58 Loafed
60 Pays attention
62 Crowded
63 Preciseness in
style
65 diem
66 Town SW of
Padua
67 Rich cakes, of a
sort
69 Siouan-speakers
72 Baseball call
76 Small
77 In a prude way
79 Puissance
84 Brings into being
86 Special Forces
wear
87 Tropical fruit
88 "Superman" actor
89 Bridges
91 Laughter's sound
94 Affirm
95 Estuaries
97 Badger relative
99 Katmandu citizen
101 Attendants at
71 Down
103 Naris
105 Greek god
106 Full authority
111 Knocks out
115 Helmsman's
direction
116 Ogled
117 Cliff dwelling
118 Beer, informally


Today's Special


120 Cowpuncher's
need
123 Suspended
124 Corrupt
125 Buffalo's lake
126 Part of TSE
127 Descartes
128 Emulate Heiden or
Hamill
129 Lairs
130 Carpet fiber
131 Large lizards

DOWN
1 Mont in the Alps
2 Airport control
device
3 Animated
4 Clan emblem
5 Certainly, to
Jacques
6 Bustle
7 Destiny
8 Betel palms


9 Reasons
10 Poem part
11 Solitary
12 Race participants
13 Mojave
14 Rich pastries
15 Long way off
16 Drizzle
17 Gaelic
18 Wise guy?
28 Field, at Fenway
30 Scoundrels
32 Parisian recreation
area
34 Lace shade
35 Prompter's words
38 Camelot lady
39 Jalopy
40 Expectations
41 Concerning
42 Cup for cafe
43 Dressed
44 Meander
45 Abel's land
46 Pretension


Under second grade
* First place: Michael Snyder and Jack Gray of
South Venice
* Second place: Lucianna and Melissa Carney
of Englewood
* Third place: Mexi Font of Englewood

Third to fifth grades
* First place: Trinity Angelo of Englewood
* Second place: Michelle Read of South
Venice
* Third place: Melissa and DexTurpin of
Rotonda West

Sixth to eighth grades


* First place: Lauren Skau of North Port
* Second place: Veronica Yealy and Alexa
Dunsmore of Venice
*Third place: Alia Phelps of Englewood

Ninth to 12th grades
* First place: Savannah Walker of Englewood
* Second place: Reagan Park of Englewood
* Third place: Leslie Simmons of North Port

Adult
* First place: Rod Becklund of Port Charlotte
* Second place: Lily and Katie Florimbio-
Brow of Rotonda West
* Third place: Cecilia Lewis of Englewood


Luna will be

a good night

watchdog



PHOTO COURTESY OF BOBBI AUSTIN
Luna, a 5-year-old spayed female Staffordshire terrier, was
rescued from a hostile situation. She has since learned love
and respect. She gets along well with laid back, low energy
dogs but might do better in a home without other animals.
Luna needs an owner with a soft voice and firm hand, probably
a woman. When Luna bonds with the owner, she'll be protec-
tive. She is current on shots and microchipped. Call Englewood
Animal Rescue Sanctuary, 941-681-3877, or visit 145 W.
Dearborn St., Englewood, www.ears4life.org.


Edited by Linda and Charles Preston


48 Sea flower
52 Employ
54 Poetic form
57 Match part
59 Cavil
61 Choler
63 Media for 31
Across
64 Shoshonean
65 Chum
68 Be obligated
70 Eve's third son
71 Resort of a sort
72 Backdrop fabric
73 Coliseum
74 Senses
75 Mansard features
78 Storehouse
80 Birthstone for
October
81 Ocean motion
82 Baby blues, e.g.
83 Half-done
85 Chat
86 Range cries


87 Frill for chops
90 Put the heat on
92 Pot filler
93 Alpert, of Tijuana
Brass
96 Positive
98 Rhine siren
100 Wings
102 Perceived
104 Gets something
dirt cheap
106 Court business
107 Indian statesman
108 Vial
109 Hair dye
110 Sidles
111 Domino or Waller
112 News source
113 Song for von Stade
114 Nuance
119 Cacophony
121 Pose
122 Fa's follower


Best in Show
Lauren Skau of North Port

Gift cards were awarded to the
winners thanks to the generosity of
Inventor John and Beach Cottage Gifts and
Crafts. Helping clean up Dearborn Street
before the event were the Lemon Bay/
Myakka Trail Scenic Highway Committee,
Village Gifts and Gallery, and Keep Sarasota
County Beautiful. Sponsors providing volun-
teers or chalk included TerraNichol Academy,
Open Studio, Arts Alliance and Englewood
Area Beautification. About 50 squares of
sidewalk were adorned.


Give

Pumpkin a

great treat:

a home


PHOTO COURTESY OF INGRID SIMKE

Pumpkin is a sweet female kitty who likes to play and who
wants to be in a nurturing home. She is very gentle and
enjoys kind attention. Sometimes she get bursts of playful
excitement and darts around showing off her pretty tortoise-
shell colors. Come in and ask to play with her.
To learn more, go to www.humane.org or visit Suncoast
Humane Society at 6781 San Casa Drive in Englewood. Call
941-474-7884.


I


I SENIOR BRIEFS

Catlin Friendship Center
2350 Scenic Drive, Venice
941-584-0075

Open weekdays
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

MONDAYS
9 a.m.-noon small
appliance repair shop
9 a.m. video fitness
10 a.m. senior-
friendly aerobics
10 a.m.-2 p.m. -
Medicare counseling.
Walk-ins welcome.
Noon-1 p.m. lunch
1 p.m. music with
the Upbeat Gang
12:50 p.m. duplicate
bridge

TUESDAYS
8:45 a.m. video
fitness
8:45 a.m. -Yogarobics
9 a.m. -woodcarving
9 a.m.-noon Serving
Health Insurance Needs
of Elders
9:45 a.m. quilting
10 a.m. Latin dance
lessons
10 a.m.-2 p.m. -
Medicare counseling.
Walk-ins welcome.
Noon-1 p.m. lunch
12:30 p.m. single-
deck progressive pi-
nochle and mahjong
1-3 p.m. music with
Tin Pan Alley
3 p.m. Tappercise
for Fun

WEDNESDAYS
9 a.m.-noon-
small appliance repair
shop
9 a.m. senior-
friendly aerobics and
Take Off Pounds Sensibly
10 a.m. euchre and
tai chi
10 a.m.-2 p.m. -
Medicare counseling.
Walk-ins welcome.
Noon-1 p.m. lunch
12:30 p.m. friendly
bridge
1 p.m. Joe Rivers &
Friends

THURSDAYS
8:45 a.m. -Yogarobics
9 a.m. hand-and-
foot canasta
10 a.m. -watercolors
and line dancing


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FRIDAYS
8:45 a.m. video
fitness
9 a.m. friendly
bridge; yoga
9:30 a.m. balance
movement
Noon-1 p.m. lunch
12:50 p.m. duplicate
bridge
1-3 p.m. -Al Pierce
and The Let's Do It Band
for listening and dancing

Senior activities
at other locations

Epiphany Cathedral Parish Hall
340 Sarasota St., Venice
941-484-3505
The following free
activities are held
Wednesday:
9 a.m., exercise
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
Without Partners spon-
sors card playing on
Monday 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.

Safe-driving
school
Safe-driving class for resi-
dents over 50. Choose from
several class locations in
Venice. Make a reservation
for these classes by calling
Fran at 941-485-7846.


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SOMETHING?


Saturday's Sudoku, horoscopes, movie

listings and Dear Abby are in the real

estate classified section along with a

bonus crossword puzzle and a host of

other features. The Sudoku solution still

appears in Our Town.


COMMUNITY NEWS BRIEF


Bandana
The Venice band
Bandana will perform
Sunday, Sept. 2, 1-5 p.m.
at Snook Haven, 5000 E.
Venice Ave., Venice; and
Monday, Sept. 3, 2-5 p.m.,
at American Legion Post
159, 1770 E. Venice Ave.,
Venice. There is no cover
charge at either event. A
food and beverage vendor


will be available at Snook
Haven, and that event is
hosted by the Friends of
Sarasota County Parks
& Recreation. "Famous
Archie" from Tarzan's Tiki
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SEPTEMBER 1, 2012


CONTACT US
KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
941-207-1105
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SUN NEWSPAPERS


Princess unveils thermal suite


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR

A recent press release
from Princess Cruises
reminded me of an
incredible spa experience
my daughter, Heidi, and I
enjoyed in Bali.
Actually it was the ac-
companying photo of "a
hydro-therapy pool with
its cascading rain shower"
in "The Enclave of Royal
Princess' Lotus Spa" that
triggered the memory.
Staying at what is
today known as the
Ayana Resort and was
then the Ritz-Carlton
Bali, we spent two hours
in the resort's thalos-
sotherapy pool. At the
time it was said to be
one of just three in the
world and had cost more
than $1 million to install.
That pool was as large
as the rest of the spa. It
was covered, yet open to
the air and located near
the edge of the cliff on
which the resort is built.
It literally took two hours
to work our way through
the maze, guided by a
pool director who told us
when it was time to move
to the next spot.
I also still remember
how warm the water was
in most areas, although
the second area, in which
we had to walk against
the current, was actually
chilly. The final treat after
being buffeted by jets at
our backs, on our necks
and even beneath our
feet was a row of lounges
facing the Indian Ocean.
The lounges were in the
pool, and as soon as you
were settled into the
lounge, more jets were
turned on, with the result
that we were floating on
water while watching the
sunset into the ocean.
Even the new mega-
ships don't have room for


anything like that, but
from the picture sent by
Princess, its hydrothera-
py pool and rain shower
are pretty inviting.
According to the
release, the expanded
Lotus Spa aboard the
new Royal Princess and
near the atrium will also
have more treatment
rooms, a Turkish-style
steam room, new
couples villas as well as
The Enclave, where the
hydrotherapy pool is to
be found. Also in the
spa area are an herbal
steam room, called the
Calderium, and a dry-
heat sauna, called the
Laconium, Visit
www. princess.com/
royalprincessactivities to
view a video preview of
the area.
It is that pool, with its
rain shower and thera-
peutic hydro jets set at
various locations within
the pool, that offers an
experience I think is
about as close to what
Heidi and I experienced
as possible, especially on
a ship at sea. Other offer-
ings within The Enclave
are heated stone beds,
water beds, humidity
zones, aroma infusions
and more.
Descriptions of the
spa's various compo-
nents are described
below, directly from the
press release:
"The Hammam a
Turkish-style steam bath
to enhance well-being,
the Hammam's warm
marble slab is a soothing
addition to a massage
and can be used with clay,
mud or salt treatments.
"The Caldarium a
feature taken from
Roman times, this warm,
light steam ceramic
chamber offers an infu-
sion of herbal aromas.
Walls, floors and seats


are heated for a deep
penetrating warmth that
promotes relaxation.
"The Laconium this
warm, dry chamber grad-
ually warms the body to
help with purification
and detoxification.
"Sensory showers -
passengers can choose
from four different ex-
periences: Tropical Rain,
Cold Mist, Rain Shower
or Siberian Shower,
which also include
dynamic mood lighting
and aromas to enrich the
experience.
"Scrub & Shine Bar
- as a prelude to any
spa treatment, or as an
addition to use in The
Enclave, passengers can
get recommendations
from a 'mixologist' for
the perfect scrubs to
complement their treat-
ments. The bar offers
a selection of salt and
sugar scrubs to choose
from, which can be
'spiced up' by adding a
mixture of herbs.
"Treatment rooms -
the Lotus Spa on Royal
Princess features more
treatment rooms than
ever before (a total of
18), including two new
luxurious couples villas.
These private retreats of-
fer a quiet place for time
together with side-by-
side massage tables, a
soothing whirlpool bath,
customized music for
relaxation and a sitting
area with ocean views.
"Relaxation lounge a
private space to relax
before a treatment, this
comfortable lounge
features a calming
atmosphere and scenic
ocean views. Passengers
can enjoy a cup of herbal
tea or fruit-infused water
as they unwind.
"Lotus Spa Salon the
spa will also feature a full
service salon featuring a


A hydro-therapy pool with cascading rain shower in"The Enclave of Royal Princess' Lotus Spa."


SUN --UIU BY KIM LUUUL
A portion of the thalossotherapy pool at the Ayana Resort and Spa in Jimbayron Bay, Bali,
Indonesia. It features many stations where water jets massage parts of your body.


new 'social' nail bar with
side-by-side stations for
an interactive manicure
experience. Included
in the salon are private
teeth-whitening stations
with individual TVs,
pedicure stations and a
barber shop for men."
All this luxury and
more will be available
following the launch


of the new 3,600-pas-
senger Royal Princess,
which is currently under
construction, with an
expected launch during
2013 with cruises in the
Mediterranean during
the summer season and
the Eastern Caribbean in
the fall/winter season.
For information about
cruises on this or other


Princess ships, consult
your travel professional,
visit www.princess.com
or call 800-774-6237.
For information on the
Ayana Resort in Bali, visit
www.ayanaresort.com.
The resort was named the
best resort and spa in Asia
by Conde Nast traveler in
its 2011 readers' poll.
Email: kcol@venicegondolier.com


Frequent flier seats get easier to find

By HUGO MARTIN In fact, the study found "These frequent-flier more-expensive tickets
Los ANGELEs TMES that Southwest had a programs have been on on the airline website
100 percent success rate steroids with their ability than other passengers.
When it comes time to for finding available to generate revenues," he The airline blamed a
trade in your frequent- seats tied for the best said. computer glitch.
flier reward points for rate with budget airline Over the last three Delta, the second-
seats on an airplane, Air Berlin. Among other years, the study found, largest U.S. carrier by
low-cost airlines do the U.S. carriers, AirTran and the world's airlines total passengers, said the
best job of getting you in United Airlines each had a improved the overall problem started when it
the air. success rate of 87 percent, availability of seats for launched an upgrade to
That was the conclu- according to the study, frequent fliers. The study its website search engine
sion of a study released At the bottom of the list found that all airlines in April.
recently by IdeaWorks, were American, with a tested in 2010 had an aver-
a Wisconsin consultant 45.7 percent availability age score of 65.8 percent.
to the airline industry, rate; US Airways, with The seat availability rate
In March, IdeaWorks 33.6 percent; and Delta in improved to 68.6 percent
submitted nearly 7,000 last place with 27.1 percent. in 2011 and to 70.9 September 2
booking requests through Jay Sorensen, president percent in 2012, accord- .pem
the frequent-flier websites of IdeaWorks, said he ing to the study. Pl n*fafi
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most popular routes in
June through October.
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rate of finding available
seats on low-cost air-
lines around the world,
including U.S. carriers
such as Southwest
Airlines, AirTran Airways
and JetBlue Airways. In
contrast, the study had a
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with larger carriers such
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fliers were sometimes "They are testing a
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On their recent Mediterranean cruise to several cities in Italy,
Monaco, Spain and Tunisia, Linda and Larry Beasley, of Venice,
visited the ruins of Pompeii, Italy. Mount Vesuvius, the volcano
that destroyed the city in 79 A.D., is in the background.


PHOTO COURTESY OF DENNY KALGREN


There were some impressive waves on the jetty Monday,
Aug. 27, as Tropical Storm Isaac passed by Venice.


PHOTO COURTESY OF JEAN MARIE BURTON
Steve Surchik holds his dog, Buggy, who won second-place
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10-cent donation per vote
was requested from those
voting and the money went to
Suncoast Humane Society in
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Anderson, of Fort Myers, Fla.; and Josephine Heffner, right, y Zaunertrom New
of Lindon, Mich. James retired as a captain from the Pontiac, Jersey, caught a big one in his
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Looking over holiday cards made by residents of the Inn at Jacaranda Trace are Susan Cairo,
right, marketing director of Jacaranda Trace, and Frances Smith, instructor. Seated at left are
Margot Jacob and Harry Soukup. Drawings were created, then duplicated on holiday graphics.
Smith taught class members how to decorate their holiday cards with glitter and a lot of snow
decorations.


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Today's column is most
different from other
transportation pieces I've
ever been involved with.
Each of the eye-catching
bicycles are over 100 years old.
One, the all wooden "bone
shaker," dates to the late 1860s.
They belong to Dave D'Amore
and his wife, Pam, of Punta
Gorda who seldom exhibit
these very rare items.
Lee and I happened to
stop by the Muscle Car City
Museum to double-check on
some information about owner
Rick Treworgy's new acquisi-
tion, a custom-built 1957
Chevrolet Suburban. Upon
entering the lobby, we found
Dave, a longtime friend and
employee of Rick's, standing
next to four old bikes explain-
ing details of each to a couple
of visitors.
I listened carefully because
I had owned two, 48- and
52-inch models, myself from
1963 to 1970. Both were made
by Columbia in New England;
however, they weren't pristine
like Dave's.
Immediately, I made a
decision to feature them along
with the aforementioned
Suburban. Within minutes, Lee
was outside the building tak-
ing pictures of three of these
unique two-wheelers along
with Dave and Pam.
Some brief information
about each: The "bone shaker"
has wooden rims with a flat
metal band around the outer
edge that serves as a "tire," and
its so-called seat is mounted
on a flat spring. The big-
wheeled bicycle is a 60-inch
version that uses hard, solid
rubber tires on the rim held by
long thin spokes. The seat is
made of thick leather attached
to a rather flexible curved
spring. This one has a spoon-
type brake that is activated
by a lever on the handlebar.
When squeezed, it makes it
rub the tire to at least slow the
momentum of the wheel.
To get up on the seat, there
is a flat "step" at the protruding
lower end of the large, heavy,
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tubular curved frame. Simply
begin by holding your left
hand tightly on the "handle"
grip, run along side to get up
speed, then place your left foot
up on the "step," swing your
body up and over the frame,
start pedaling and off you go.
Those handle grips and ped-
als use a hard Bakelite material
similar somewhat to modern
plastic. The smallest bicycle
is a Columbia Light Roadster,
built in 1889 using a design
that is still with us worldwide
today. Its brake is not within
the hub. To stop this really fast
bike (as I witnessed as Dave
raced around half the parking
lot), one has to squeeze the
lever on the right side of the
handlebar. It controls a long
rod going down to the frame
center shaft, where a "spoon"
drags against the almost hollow
red rubber tire.
Three features are the height-
adjustable, fancy leather seat
with underside soft springs, a
real thick chain and sprockets,
plus a rear fender. Next time
you visit the museum, diner,
parts or gift shop, ask for Dave
and he'll be glad to tell about
the collection that he began at
age 12. Incidentally, none of his
bicycles is for sale.

Cameo Suburbans
Now we'll move on to Dave's
boss, Rick Treworgy, who ap-
preciates the two-wheelers but
likes modern, powerful four-
wheel machines. His newest
acquisition for the museum is a
custom California built "clone"
of a 1956 Chevrolet factory


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If you've been thinking
about buying a new vehi-
cle, now's the time of the
year to do it, says Kristin
Varela, the senior family
editor at Cars.com. Varela
says that August and
September are typically
when most model years
turn over, and dealers
are looking to get rid
of the older models to
make room for the new
vehicles cycling in. Or,
if you'd prefer to wait a
few months, December is
another good month to
score a new car because
making sales before the
end of the calendar year
is motivating for dealers.
Here are Varela's top
tips for getting the best
car at the best price:

Know what
you want
It's a big mistake to
stroll into a dealership,
thinking, "Oh, I'll just
have a look around,"
says our expert. Know
what vehicle you want
before stepping into the
dealership, or you'll wind
up having a car pushed
on you that won't fit your
needs. Make your deci-
sion on what car to buy
by doing research, talking
to people and reading
reviews. Seek out review-
ers who have similar
lifestyles to you. In other
words, if you're a family
person looking for a car
to fit your whole brood,
you wouldn't want to
read reviews focusing on
the best cars for weekend
racing. Cars.com has a
special guide for families,
and Consumer Reports


is another popular place
to start your search. Talk
to friends and family
about what they drive
and how they feel about
their vehicle. And get
real about your budget.
Edmunds.com has a
helpful price-range
calculator.

Visit multiple
dealerships
You've decided on the
car. Now it's time to step
into a dealership for a
test-drive.
This first visit is not
about buying; it's purely
to take the car for a
spin. Set up multiple
appointments to visit a
few different dealerships,
and plan to keep each
appointment short and
sweet say, 30 minutes.
Then "cut one appoint-
ment short by saying you
have to go to another
dealership to look at
another car," says our
expert.
Listen up: We know it's
no fun to haul the entire
family to test-drive a car,
but you have to, says
Varela. "A lot of people
shy away from taking
the kids, the car seats
and the strollers to the
dealership, but
that is a big mistake,"
she says. "Do not leave
that behind. You want to
be sure your car seats
fit, that your kids can fit
into the third row, that
your jogging stroller
or wagon fit into the
vehicle. Take the time
to check those things
so you don't get home
with a new car only to
discover that you can't fit
three child safety seats
side by side."


Know what's hot
There are two reasons
to find out which cars are
the current best-sellers
on the market. One, it
takes some of the power
away from the car sales-
person because he can't
claim that a particular
car is selling like hot-
cakes if it's not. It's also
a good way to negotiate
a better deal if a car isn't
selling as quickly. To
see the stats, Cars.com's
blog, KickingTires, has a
monthly feature tracking
sales data.

Wait for the deals
If you don't have to buy
a car right this instant,
you can hang back
and wait for those zero
percent interest rates or
other incentives. (Don't
expect too many gener-
ous cash-back offers,
though, as our expert
says they're not all that


common these days.)
Check the automaker's
website to see what's
going on in terms of
incentives. They don't
typically change on the
first of the month, but
they generally do by the
first week of the month.

Ask for what
you want
Once you've gotten
a ridiculous amount of
knowledge and decided
on a car, get in there and
ask for what you want.
"Everything is up for
discussion and negotia-
tion," Varela says. If one
dealer won't give you
a certain deal or extra,
maybe another will.
And don't feel intimi-
dated. The automotive
industry knows where
the purchasing power
lies. Not only are about
52 percent of all new
cars purchased by
women, but women also


influence a whopping
85 percent of car-buying
decisions (we're talking
$83 billion a year in
purchasing power!).

Don't mention
a trade
Interestingly, Varela
suggests you finish
negotiating every detail
before you even whisper
that you're looking to
trade in your current car.
That way, you can be
sure that you've gotten
the very best deal pos-
sible and that your trade-
in talk doesn't prevent
you from a "clean and
pure" offer.

Three cool
family cars
Every family has
unique needs, from
budgets and hobbies to
household sizes and lo-
cation. But here are three
new family-oriented cars


Varela and her Cars.com
mom testers like:
Infinity JX35
This is a three-row,
seven-seat crossover with
tons of fun extras and a
blissfully easy-to-access
third row.
Mazda5
For families who want
a budget option and a
third row, the six-seat
Mazda5 (starting at
$17,000) is one to in-
vestigate. It's got sliding
doors like a minivan,
but it's built on a car
platform making it easily
maneuverable.
Ford Flex
Varela's currently
driving the 2013 Ford
Flex, which she says is
"really nice and low to
the ground, just at that
perfect height for kids to
climb in and out" with
ease. She adds that it's
functional, drivable and
doesn't feel too big for
her (she's 5 feet 3 inches
tall).


Here's the deal with self-adjusting clutches


Dear Tom and Ray: What's
the deal with nonadjustable
clutches? I have driven manual
transmissions my whole driv-
ing life. I own a 2007 Toyota
Matrix, and when I started
stalling it more often due to
the clutch, I asked the dealer
if he would adjust the clutch
for me. He said, "No, the clutch
isn't adjustable." Of course, I'd
never heard of such a thing,
and wondered if he was just
blowing me off as a "woman
driver" who didn't know what
she was talking about. Why
would they make clutches
nonadjustable? Trudy
TOM: They don't make
clutches nonadjustablee,"
Trudy. But they do make most
of them "self-adjusting" these
days, which means they can't
be adjusted by your mechanic.
RAY: Since you've driven
stick shifts all your life, you
know that in the old days,
oon


CLICK and CLACK

TALK CARS
by Tom & Ray Magliozzi


Because anyone who owns a car
needs a laugh twice a week.

clutches routinely had to be
adjusted.
TOM: Normally, you always
want there to be an inch or so
of free play in the pedal. That
means for the first inch or so
that you depress it, nothing


happens. The pedal just flops
there. There's no resistance.
RAY: That tells you that the
clutch is properly adjusted,
and is not riding itself (being
partially disengaged at all
times while you drive around).
Because a ridden clutch is
a not-long-for-this-world
clutch.
TOM: Normally, as a clutch
goes out of adjustment, the
engagement point (the point
at which the car starts to move
as you lift your foot off of the
clutch pedal) gets higher and
higher. Eventually, all the free
play disappears, and then
you're riding the clutch all the
time without knowing it. It's as
if your foot is partially on the
clutch pedal, even though it's
not.
RAY: Eventually, people got
sick of having to (1) remember
to get the clutch adjusted all
the time and (2) replace their


burned-out clutches when
they didn't remember.
TOM: So, to satisfy their
increasingly annoyed customers
and protect their reputations
for reliability, manufacturers
started using hydraulic, or
cable-based, self-adjusting
clutches which do what?
They adjust the amount of free
play, all the time, by themselves.
RAY: At some point, when
there's no more adjustment
room left, then it's time for a
new clutch. You may be at that
point, Trudy.
TOM: If the engagement
point for your clutch has got-
ten too high, that's probably
the case.
RAY: But if it's too low, there
are two possibilities. One is
that some air may have gotten
into your hydraulic system
through a small leak in the
slave or master cylinder. You
can have the system bled to


remove any air that's in there.
TOM: If it improves after be-
ing bled, your next step would
be to find and fix the leak.
RAY: The other possibility is
that you bought some extra-
thick or all-weather floor mats
that are making it impossible
for the pedal to reach all the
way to the floor.
TOM: My brother picked
up another inch and a half
of downward clutch travel by
removing the full-pile shag
carpet he had in his car.

If you buy a used car, will
you just be inheriting the
previous owner's problem? Tom
and Ray dispel this and other
myths about used cars in their
pamphlet "How to Buy a Great
Used Car: Secrets Only Your
Mechanic Knows." Send $4.75
(check or money order) to Used
Car, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando,
FL 32853-6475.


Gerry Anger, 63, of Walled Lake, Mich., makes his way through the car lot while shopping for a Jeep model at Shuman
Chrysler and Jeep in Walled Lake.


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PT position with FT potential.
Please send resume to:
Human Resources50
P.O. Box 495173
Port Charlotte, Fl. 33949


COOK/WAITSTAFF
Full & Part Time Available.
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KINGSWAY COUNTY CLUB
IS NOW ACCEPTING
APPLICATIONS AND
RESUMES FOR FOOD &
BEVERAGE OPERATION
Positions include:
*Head Server *Servers
*Cooks *Dishwashers,
*Snack bar &
*Beverage Cart Attendants
Applications can be found
on our website:
www.kingswavcountrvclub.com
or can be picked up at the
Clubhouse;
13625 SW Kingsway Circle,
Lake Suzy FL 34269
Directionssto the Club can
be found on our website.
Resumes and applications
can be emailed to
abristow@kingswaycountryclub.com
or dropped off at Kingsway
Country Club. No phone calls
please.
WAITRESS / WAITER
needed for nights, Mon-Fri.
Apply at Wee Blew Inn.
WAITRESS/WAITER with
bartending experience for fast
growing Englewood area
restaurant. Call Ron, Beyond
the Sea 941-223-4781.


SKILLED TRADES
2050

ALUMINUM INSTALLER
Must have clean valid DL.
Background check, Apply at
Jansen & Son's 745 Com-
merce Drive. Venice Fl, DFWP
DIESEL MECHANIC,
looking for an experienced
Diesel Mechanic. Must be
hard working. Duties include,
but not limited to tires, brakes
and PM's. Must have own
tools, Class A license a plus.
Apply in person Young Trucking
12164 Tamiami Trail PG
INSULATION INSTALLER
Must have clean valid DL.
Background check, Apply @
Jansen & Son's 745 Com-
merce Drive. Venice FlI, DFWP
LEAD ELECTRICIAN,
5 YRS Experience Necessary
Must Have Clean, Valid FL
Driver's License. Nonsmoker.
electrician82012@yahoo.com
MECHANIC NEEDED
ASE Preferred But
Not Necessary -ALSO-
LUBE & TIRE TECH Needed
Basic Tools Required.
Apply in Person to:
Gene Gorman Auto Repair
4396 Tamiami Trl., P.C.
(941)-629-TIRE (8473)


SKILLED TRADES
2050

PLUMBERS IMMEDIATE
OPENING Must be qualified
and experienced in all areas
of Plumbing! Call 941-613-
6785 Betweem 9am-lpm
Monday- Friday Only Please









PLUMBING
SERVICE MAN
Experienced only
repipes, remodel & all
phases of
service work. DFWP
McDonough Plumbing
Apply: Mon-Fri 9-3
4585 Tamiami Tr. Pt. Charlotte
ROOFER, Must Know ALL
Phases of Roofing & Have 5
Years Experience. Must Have
Own Tools. Valid Drivers
License Required. Drug Free.
Call for Appointment. 941-625-
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SKILLED TRADES
2050


EXPERIENCED PLUMBER
WANTED. Please call for
details! 941-698-2401
ROOFERS
EXPERIENCE necessary,
Driver's License req. DFWP
CMM Commercial Contractors
Inc. 941-232-0888
ROOFERS WANTED
FULL TIME. Must have
experience in all phases of
roofing.Drivers license
Required 941-426-8946
SALES
2070


EXPERIENCED OUTSIDE
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE,
Established building materi-
al supply co. seeks a quali-
fied and motivated individual
to join its outside sales
team. Candidates must
have a min 2 yrs sales exp.
& be motivated! Health ben-
efits, paid vacation 401k,
salary + commission.
Fax resumes to
239-567-3967
Or email: DEM@RBSC.net
DFWP EOE


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All Crack & & Remodels
Block Repair Rusted bands &
US Vets Work Here Wire Lath Repair.
Veterans' & Senior Spraycrete &
Discounts Dry-wall repair.
(941) 716-0872
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Remodel Baths Floors
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Stone Porcelain
Marble Wood Floors Installed
941-625-5186
CELL 941-628-0442
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Boat/Utility
Trailers
Springs, Axles
Bearings, Tires
Lights & Wiring
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ESTABLISHED FLOORING
Company seeks experienced
& motivated sales person.
Great pay and benefits.
Fax resume to
239-425-0929 or email
retailfloors@gmail.com
EOE DFWP
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BUSINESS
DEVELOPER
INSIDE TELEPHONE
SALES
We Want to hire experienced
sales people that are self
starters with excellent
communication and
customer service skills.
Must be energetic, result
driven, and want to WIM
You will be selling
advertising in the largest
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state of Florida. Because of
our track record with
customer success, we offer
viable solutions to keep all
types of businesses top of
mind and to help grow their
business.
We Offer:
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commissions
*Vacation
*Health Insurance
*Sick and short term
disability.
0401(k)
OTraining
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If you are looking for a
career in a positive
environment with growth
potential and have a real
desire to succeed,
please contact
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TELEMARKETING
PROFESSIONAL
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sional with experience and
excellence in meeting sales
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results-driven, self-starter,
responsible for a telesales
program selling a product
that is well-received product
within a marketplace.
Your specific duties as an
Inside Sales Representative
will include:
Prospecting via telephone,
calling provided leads
Closing new business
Updating sales activity in
our Client Relationship Man-
agement system
Meeting or exceeding all
sales and performance
goals on a consistent basis
Attending sales meetings
Overcoming objections
Desired Skills & Experience
Exceptional verbal and writ-
ten communication and
interpersonal skills
Experience with selling
over the phone.
Strong organizational and
time-management skills
Be a self-starter, able to
work independently and col-
laboratively
Company Description
We are a long-established,
strong media company who
has an excellent reputation
within the communities we
serve. We offer health-care,
401K, vacation and holidays
as well as a competitive com-
pensation plan. We are a
non-nicotine and non-drug
company. Please forward
resume to:
telecallsl2@gmail.com


REAL ESTATE OPENING
Realtors! Are you looking for
a full service office with great
technical support, NO DESK
FEES, in house training and
buyer & seller leads?
Call today for a confidential
interview.
ERA Advantage Realty, Inc.
(941)-255-5300
j.ament@embarqmail.com
WATCH US GROW.
The Furniture Warehouse is
hiring Sales Associates
experienced in retail sales.
Energetic & enthusiastic.
Salary, commission, benefits.
941-223-6812
WE ARE HIRING
INSIDE SALES
19 Year Old Product
Flexible Hours
Downtown Punta Gorda
Commission Based
Call Jodi941-205-2340


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ADULT CARE, live in help for
elderly lady. room, board,
small salary. non smkr. back-
ground chk reqd 941-457-6811
LOTS OF TOTS
LEARNING CENTER
is hiring for position of 2/3
year old Teacher, must have all
of DCF's 45 hr. coursework
completed, flexible hrs. Multi-
task & good attitude. 941-629-
1620 bet. 9-12:30 or 3-5:30.
PRE SCHOOL DIRECTOR for
Mansota Beach Preschool VPK
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BUSDRIVER, VENICE cour-
tesy for MHP. Must have CDL
and Class B license. 30 hrs
per week 941-488-9648
GOLF COURSE
MAINTENANCE:
Equipment Operator for
Large Golf Course Community
in Port Charlotte.
Experience Preferred but will
Train Motivated Candidate.
PT. D.F.W.P.
Call 941-625-3130 or fax
resume to 625-5750


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ASSISTANT EDITOR
The Arcadian is seeking an
Assistant Editor.
The Arcadian is a weekly
newspaper covering the city
of Arcadia and all of DeSoto
County. The position
includes both editing and
reporting duties.
The ideal candidate will
have experience in newspa-
per reporting with a passion
for covering local events
accurately and completely;
good writing and grammar
skills; curiosity and determi-
nation to research stories;
flexibility for covering events
out of our small office; and
the ability to get along well
with a variety of people in a
small town atmosphere.
To apply, submit your
resume and up to three writ-
ing samples to (email is pre-
ferred):
Susan E. Hoffman
The Arcadian
arcadian.editor@gmail.com
or 108 S. Pol Ave.
Arcadia FL 34266
We are a drug and nicotine
free workplace. Pre-employ-
ment drug and nicotine test-
ing required. EOE
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CUST SERVICE/SALES tel
asst. $8+ p/t nites, sweet
tel voice,faxscan email req
Englewood 215-514-4750
MAINTENANCE / REPAIR
person for small school. 10-
15 scheduled hrs per week.
Background chk req.
Please call 941-764-7673
PERSONAL
ASSISTANT
I am looking for an
energetic and diligent
personal assistant.
Position is fairly flexible,
so students are welcome
to apply.
matt.ollardl@gmail.com
Port Charlotte Florist is hiring
Office Manager/Sales
Floral Designer/Sales
Full time, experience required
Please apply in person only
900 Tamiami Trail, Pt Charlotte

RENTAL OFFICE ASSOCIATE
for busy rental office. Cus-
tomer service & Excel exp. Fax
Resume 941-474-4099

[ PART TIME/
TEMPORARY


MAIDS, Seasonal/Part time
for cleaning residential homes,
May be full time. Must be reli-
able! Drivers license would be
an advantage. Call Royal Maid
Service 941-763-9539
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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THE CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING DEPT.
WILL BE CLOSED
LABOR DAY
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 3RD
EARLY DEADLINES
FOR CLASSIFIED
LINE ADS ARE AS
FOLLOWS:
Friday, 1:00 pm for
Saturday
Friday 3:30pm for
Sunday.
Friday 4:30 for
Monday
and Tuesday.
We Wish Everyone a
Happy & Safe Weekend.

Dr. Douglas Finkel and
Dr. Chelli Bogen welcome
Dr. Maria Galimidi to our
practice.
Now all surgical and
non-surgical options for your
foot problems are at one
convenient location.
Dr. Galimidi specializes in
general and pediatric foot
surgery and will be a
valuable addition to our
practice.


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Venice, Fl 34285
941-488-0222
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only $10.00!

Please call
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ADORABLE TASHA.
Stretch & Relax Therapy
941-497-1307
HAIR STYLIST, 46 looking for
SINGLE man 45-604 relationship in
Venice/Port Char. 941-201-9853.
MAGIC TOUCH
RELAX AND UNWIND
941-412-6360
RELAXATION
Located in Englewood
Call Stormy 941-549-5520
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TO WORK
FOR YOU!

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

SENSATIONS Stress
Release
941- 766-7995.
3860 Rt. 41, 2 mi. north
of Punta Gorda bridge.

SINGLE MAN looking for
single woman 941-284-7939
Single, white, male, self-
employed. European, speaks
(3) languages. Have been in
country for 10 yrs. Age 55.
Looking for serious relation-
ship with female age 40-45.
Work..work..have not time for
social life. Send some infor-
mation about you to: Attn: Joe
PO Box 227, North Port, FL
34287 and I will contact you.
THE GIRL NEXT door,
941-483-0701 North Port

CARD OF THANKS
3040


CARD OF THANKS TO THE
HOLY GHOST FOR FAVOR
GRANTED FAY
ST. JUDE NOVINA May the
Sacred Heart of Jesus be
adored, glorified, loved and pre-
served throughout the world
now and forever. Sacred Heart
of Jesus have mercy on us. St.
Jude, maker of miracles, pray
for us. Say this prayer 9 times a
day, by the 8th day your prayers
will be answered. It has never
been known to fail. Publication
must be promised.Thank you
Sacred Heart of Jesus and St.
Jude for prayers answered. J.S.


CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH
1936 E. Venice Ave. Venice
Friday at 9am.
Study features video teachings
of noted Bible Scholars on
various subjects.
For more info. Call Rev. Jones
at: 941-485-7070 or visit
www.CBCVenice.com
I ADVERTISE WITH THE |
SUN CLASSIFIED
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
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
LIC. CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
941-876-4416
Liberty Community Church
North Port Charlotte
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L :3090


LOST BIRD male cocktail.
Mostly gray with orange spots
on head with white spots on
wings. Somewhat friendly.
Lost Sunday, August 26th near
Albee Rd. Nokomis. REWARD
941-228-8469
LOST CAT on 8/23 around
Lori Terrace & Newport in The
Gardens of Gulf Cove. Older,
male, drk gry, 1 ear lays flat &
he answers to Duffy. REWARD!
Please call 941-698-1111 or
941-787-4144


SCHOOLS
& INSTRUCTION
3060

ED KLOPFER SCHOOLS OF
CNA TRAINING-1 wk class $250.
Locations: Sarasota Port Char-
lotte, Ft. Myers 800-370-1570
FLACNA.COM, RN,LPN, CNA
Board approved programs
941-822-2290
FORMER PINE VIEW LATIN
TEACHER offering Test prep
for SAT/ACT/GED, as well as
Tutoring, and homebound ser-
vices for grades 2-12. Call
941-484-1068 or e-mail
suezanger@comcast.net


IMAGINE MEDICAL PREP
CNA, HHA, MEDTECH, CPR.
Financing Avail 941-429-3320
UNEMPLOYED? Earn your
Commercial Driver's License
(CDL) in just 3 weeks, and join
the ranks of employed truck
drivers nationwide enjoying
great pay and benefits. Sun-
Coast Trucking Academy,
located at the Charlotte Coun-
ty Airport Industrial Complex,
call 941-347-7445 for more
info.


Dr. Douglas Finkel and Dr. Chelli Bogen
welcome Dr. Maria Galimidi to our practice.
Now all surgical and non-surgical options for
your foot problems are at one convenient location.
Dr. Galimidi specializes in
general and pediatric
foot surgery and will be a
valuable addition to our practice.
712 The Rialto,Venice, Florida
941-488-0222
****************


LOST & FOUND
L ::3090


LOST CAT, Female, Spayed,
Multi Color Gray Calico. Lost in
the Vicinity of Venice East Sub-
division on 6/12. REWARD!
941-451-1472
Lost watch. Sentimental
value. Bulova, gold band, black
face, gold hands. 941-474-
1163
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SHELL CRAFT CLASSES
Next shell class Sat, Sep, 8th
9 2. Sign up now.
All supplies furnished.
Linda at Creative Classes
(941)-493-2276
CREATIVE BEADING
Crystals, pearls, shells, beads
Classes 9-12, 2nd & 4th Fri.
Creative Classes,
2357 S. Tamiami Trail. Call
941-473-0829 941-276-4264
MAGIC OF MOSAICS
CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
ROSEMARY, ARTIST/INSTR
941-697-7888/941-258-6873
www.FlamingoFanny.com


PIANO LESSONS with Venice
Elementary School Music
Teacher!! Call Alexis Rice-Bono
for details. (941) 894-8011
PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200
TEACHERS NEEDED for
CREATIVE CLASSES. Final
calling for enthusiastic
teachers. Only 4 spots left
call 941-493-2276
EXERCISE CLASSES
L ^ 3095


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
MARTIAL ARTS Shaolin Kung
Fu Training. Flexible schedul-
ing. FREE. New class forming
now. Also looking for teachers.
More info call 941- 204-2826
RELIGION CLASSES
L 3096


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
"Pursue Love!"
430 East Venice Ave.
"Timothy's Exercise"
(1 Tim. 4:7-10)
Free Classes Starting Soon.
Call William @ 941- 416-7906




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CONCENTRATIVE MEDITA-
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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.
941423-8171 or
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SERVICE/REPAIR
5020

WASHER & DRYER REPAIR.
BILLS HANDYMAN SERVICE
941-661-8585
CARPET SERVICES
L: 5040

DRY CLEAN YOUR
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ALTERNATIVE TO ASSISTED LIVING
Beautiful Lake Home in PG
Accepting Applications for
Residents respite care available
All Inclusive! 941-505-2358
SENIOR HOMECARE
light housework, grocery's,
meals, Errands, Dr Appts,
Companionship 941-313-5732
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S5051

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5051

ALL CHILDCARE
FACILITIES MUST INCLUDE,
WITH ADVERTISEMENT,
STATE OR LOCAL AGENCY
LICENSE NUMBER.
COMPUTER SERVICE
5053

1A+ COMPUTER REPAIR,TUTOR
IN YOUR HOME
Reasonable & Prompt!
Sr. Disc. 941-615-7888
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CONCRETE
LW ^ 5057


RICH LANDERS
STUCCO, INC.
Honest, Reliable work!
LIC/INS New Const &
Remodels. Rusted bands
& wire lathe repair.
spraycrete & dry-wall
repair (941)-497-4553


I CLEANING
SERVICES
5060

LuLu's Cleaning & Landscaping
Relax & Let me do the work!
23 yrs. exp. 941-416-0975
AFFORDABLE HOME CLEANING
by Rosemary. Thorough clean-
ing & straighten up. $10 off
1st clean! Great References,
Free Estimates. Lic & Ins.
862-219-9748
Serving Sarasota, Charlotte &
DeSoto County
L HEATING & AIR
Z 5090


S.O.S. Air
Conditioning
& Heating L.L.C
(941)-468-4956
L HOME / COMM.
IMPROVEMENT
5100

CARPENTER, INC. Handyman
Rotten wood, doors, soffit, facia,
etc. Phil 941-626-9021 lic. & ins.
DAN THE HANDYMAN
Bath rm & kitchen remodels
Painting, Carpentry, Anything?
941-697-1642
DAVE'S HANDYMAN
Honest, Knowledgeable & Reli-
able. Call for all your needs,
Sm/Lg 941-628-8326 Lic/Ins
SUNSHINE
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
Cleaning 0 Repairs
Removal 0 Install
BEST PRICES
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L: 5110

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EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPER
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plants, Pressure Washing &
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LANDSCAPE DESIGN- FREE.
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will do. Growing Grounds.
(239)-265-2766
LAWN SERVICES
Complete Grounds Maintenance
Serving Venice Only
941-484-8686
SHARKS TOOTH SERVICES
Lawn care & much more!
Most lawns are $25-$30!
941-219-8741
www.sharkstoothservices.com
MASSAGE THERAPY
5119


PAMPER ME ENGLEWOOD
$20. EXPRESS PACKAGE 1/2
HOUR OF PURE RELAXATION!
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WALLPAPERING
5140

Kevins Handyman service
Specializing in Painting
No Job to small*
15yrs exp. Lic. & Insured.
FREE Estimates. 941-809-6844

S PRESSURE
CLEANING
L11W4 5180

BAILEY'S PRESSURE
CLEANING Tile roof Clean-
ings starting at @$150.
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7 SECURITY
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REPUBLIC GUN Safe &
Reserve Gun Safe. Check us
out www.hollonsafe.com.
Wholesale only, call for pric-
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MISCELLANEOUS
L: 5230

COLLEGE STUDENT willing to
help with computer, work,
errands, etc $10-15hr Jordan
941-662-7220

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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
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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/
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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


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MONDAY AUG 6TH
610 Charlotte Street,
_Punta Gorda Preview 5pm-
6pm, Bidding at 6pm.
Gun, Coins & More
Call Key Auction
941-380-1413 Holly Opauski,
Auctioneer AU4312 AB3149

ARTS AND CRAFTS
[Z 6025


ART PIER 1 Capiz, red,
orange, gold, 23x47 $25
479-366-8783
LITHOGRAPH SIGNED
Sassone. Value $2K.
$495 941-961-7650


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A/C 7,800 btu w/remote.
Like new, used twice $150,
OBO 941-270-6230
AIR CONDITIONER 10,000
btu works great $150 941-
626-3102
AREA RUG 5'x8' tan with
white border. New. $79,
OBO 941-235-2203
ARTIFICIAL 6FT Ficus tree
excellent condition $22, OBO
941-214-8278
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BAKERS RACK 3 glass
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;75 QA1-743-792lQ


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9 CUBIC ft freezer $400
941-475-8116
BATH SHOWER curtain,
Towels, rug, etc. Brown.
11 pcs $45 941-276-1881
BED KING mattress/box
wicker headboard guest room.
$350 941-697-1109
BED QUEEN SERTA 1YR.
MT/BX $150 941-697-1109
BEDROOM LAMP 18"H,
pretty aqua blue base.
$15 941-276-1881
BOXSPRING WITH MAT-
TRESS Simmons Full w/frame
& Dad $125 941-268-8951


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Z ^6030


BREAD MAKER ToastMaster
Bread maker makes a 21b loaf
Excl Cond $30 941-698-9798
CANISTER VAC, Dyson DC
26 w/allergy pack $350
941-716-3259
CARD TABLE 4 ft. round
$25 941-232-6296
COUCH HIDE away couch
-used twice like new 250.00
obo 941-539-5766 also 2
end tables and one matching
coffee table Bamboo with
Slass top includes 2 lamps
65.00 obo Storage cabi-
net- tall glass with lights
$75.00 941-539-5766


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Z ^ 6030


CARPET REMNANT 6'X6',
padding 6'xll11'. Blue shag. Pr/
$25 941-276-1881
CEILING LIGHTS brass,crys-
tal,w/ chain $55, OBO 941-
697-1110
CURIO CABINET 18"W X
13"H X 14" D. wood & glass
$25, OBO 941-627-6780
DESK CHAIR Serta cloth, dk
beige, adj., 4yrs, excl. cond.
$25 941-697-4991
DISHES CORELLE
serves 4 like new $22,
OBO 941-214-8278
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'AUOWMGSALE
FRI.-SAT. 9-4 7700 SW Hull
Ave. Furniture, silverware,
household goods, misc. 863-
303-1752

GARAGE SALES
6002

-1 FRI-SAT 8-2
II 10124 Amelia Ave.
Englewood. MOVING SALE
RAIN OR SHINE
[-SAT. 8-12:30
1231 Bayshore Dr.
ESTATE SALE, antiques, Fur-
niture, Household, Knick knacks,
SAT. 9-2
INSIDE RUMMAGE SALE!!
Englewood Church of the
Nazarene. 404 West Green
St. Furniture, Clothing,
Toys & MORE!

NORTH PORT
GARAGE SALES


[-FRI.-SAT. 8-4
2486 Lawyer Terrace,
outdoor furniture, appliances
clothes, and misc
SAT. 8-2 6104 Freemont .
Moving! Tools, kitchen, house-
hold, vintage, antiques


|E..tal Sole
SAT. 8-1-SUN. 8-12
4682 Nekoosa St.
BIG ESTATE SALE! Everything
MUST GO! Furn., Tv, Appl.
Classifie = Sales

PT. CHARLOTTE/DEEP
CREEK GARAGE SALES




FRI-SAT 9-3
MERCY'S ESTATE SALE
2207 BUFFALO
ALL HSLD. GOODS MUST Go!
-FRI.-SAT. 8-3 23191
Ruby Ave. 5 FAMILY HUGE
GARAGE SALE!! Collectibles,
Antiques, Comics & MORE!!
m-FRI.-SUN. 8-4 1050
Bounds St. Moving out of
state. Selling everything-incl
piano, lots of furn, Xmas, kit, etc.
-] FRI.2P-8P SAT-THUR.
8A-8P 378 Ryals St.
Brand NEW Furniture Garage
Sale, Great Prices! Buy New
@ Used prices! 941-764-8840
[- SAT. 10AM-3PM
3413 Edgehill Terrace
Furniture, knick knacks, and
Jewelry. NO EARLY BIRDS!


SAT. 7-2 19266 Edgewater
Dr. 7' pool table, patio sets,
ping pong table, misc furni-
ture, household items, clothes.
SAT. 8-2
4254 Albacore Cir. Estate
Sale. Furniture, Tools, Etc.
SAT. 8AM-3PM
E- 126 Mollendo St. Off
Aysen Dr in DC. A little bit of
everything. Come & See!!


SAT. 8-4 1962 Cedarwood St.
Highway Holliness Apostolic
Church. (776 to Sharke or
Mercury) Large Sale. Variety
of different items, household,
furniture, clothes & bake sale
941-276-4222


SAT. 8AM-1PM
1470 Vermuth Ln. Deep
Creek, Alittle bit of everything.
Everything Must GO!


SAT. 9-3 21241 Winside Ave.
No early birds! Living rm, bdrm
& child's bdrm sets, patio,
freezer & misc items.
SAT. 9-3
302 Azalea Avenue NW, Port
Charlotte. MOVING SALE-
EVERYTHING MUST GO!!!
r-mSAT.-SUN. 8-1 151 Har-
Irisburg Street. Household
items, tools, and misc.
SPUNTA GORDA
GARAGE SALES
6007



ESTATE SALE CONTENTS
OF HOME IN PGI INCL:
Antiques, furniture, Curios,
leather couches,paintings,
household, new and used.
BY APT: 941-575-4975
[- SAT. 8AM-??
7897 Hillman Ave. Most
antiques 1/2 Price, adult
clothes, kids clothes, books.

[-SAT.-SUN. 8-? 7274
Acorn Blvd. (off Bermont)
HUGE MOVING SALE! Furni-
ture, Dishes, Tools & MORE!!


m SAT. 8-12 ONLY
17 & 19 Golfview Rd.
MOVING SALE Tv's, Bikes,
Electronics. Much more.
L S. VENICE AREA
GARAGE SALES
6010

FRI.-SAT. 9-2
1215 Kimball. Oil paintings
by Filipino artists, Table and
Chairs, stereo, TV, house-
hold items, tools, Book-
shelves, Lanai Furniture, pic-
ture frames, mexican blan-
kets,knick nacks, etc.

VENICE AREA
GARAGE SALES


-iSAT-SUN. 8-4 2354 Bal-
l-Harbor Drive. ESTATE
SALE!! POWER &HAND TOOLS!!
AppI., collectibles, ex equip,
sew mach., LP albums & more
Fi SAT.-SUN. 10-4
S193 King Palm Ct.
Woman's clothing & shoes,
Men's clothes, Lawn &
Garden tools, Riding Mower,
Treadmill, 50" Sony TV, all
kitchen gadgets.
EVERYTHING MUST GO!!
NO EARLY BIRDS!!!
CLASSIFIED
SELLS
CALL TODAY!
941-207-1200
Venice/Englewood
North Port areas
OR
941-206-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
[- SAT.-SUN. 8:30-4 802
The Rialto. LARGEST
SALE EVER. Too many
items to list. All Proceeds
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Z ^6030


DISHES WHITE, service for
12. $35 941-743-7209
FLATWARE SILVERPLATED
Orig box set service for 12
$100 941-875-8021
FLATWEAR STAINLESS, 94
pieces $35 941-743-7209
FLUORESCENT LIGHTS fixt.
2-4ft new in boxes $100, OBO
941-697-1110
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Pad zipped fitted cover thick
cofy $40 941-286-1651
KING MATTRESS Pad pro-
tector, fit quilted like new
can txt pic $5 941-286-1651
LAMP TIFFANY TULIP table
lamp excellent! $45
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LANAI SET 5 pcs. Brown
Wicker with cushions $350
941-743-7209
MATTRESS, QUEEN AND
BOX. Brand New will sell
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941-629-5550
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$20 941-474-4383
PORTABLE BAR $75
941-232-6296
RUG 5 X 7 Good Shape -navy
+ mauve $30 941-255-3186


HOUSEHOLD GOODS
z ^6030


SHADES PATIO SHADES
HAVE TWO, 60"W X 88"L each
$35, OBO 941-627-6780
STAINLESS SILVERWARE
Asst. brands patterns. 24pcs.
(6ea.) $20 941-276-1881
STORMS SHUTTERS Storm
Catcher for 14 windows.
$495, OBO 941-496-4453
SWAN PAINTING 44" by 55"
in glass $75 941-405-9301
TRACK LIGHTING (4) 8'
TRACKS & 20 CANS WHITE
$110 941-488-8844
TWIN ADJ. beds $499
941-475-8116 1
UTILITY CART folding
groc/beach metal cart $30
941-237-1085
WOOD TABLE, small, round
25"H x 20"dia. Screw-in legs.
Boxed. $15 941-276-1881
HOLIDAY ITEMS /
L ^ 6031


ANNALEE DOLLS Halloween
$15 603-533-1547

FURNITURE
6035


2 LANE Big Man Recliners
cost 1300 dk. green fabric
$495 941-240-8980
80" SOFA for picture
ptott0428@gmail.com
$150 941-698-0579
A FURNITURE SHOPPE
BUYING Quality Used Furniture
941-473-1986
ADJ. BED Like new. Smaller
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ARMCHAIR PART OF A
SLEEPER SOFA SET RATTAN
FABRIC $350 941-412-9682
ARMOIRE EXPENSIVE FROM
ROBB & STUCK 3 DOOR
$150 941-488-8844
BAR STOOL, Black Brand
new, already assembled $20
941-626-0304
BAR STOOLS 3 Nautical 24",
Swivel, Custom, Knotted Rope
Wood $175 941-661-5013
BAR STOOLS 3 swivel, no
backs refinished $90 941-
266-6718
BDRM QUEEN SZ MISSION
STYLE BY BASSETT G/C inc
TV $450, OBO 941-244-2944
BDRM SET GUESTROOM 5
PIECES TWIN SIZE LIGHT
WOOD $499 941-412-9682
BED MATTRESS/BOX.
New-Will Sell $100.
941-629-5550
BED FRAMES Center sup-
port, 6 legs queen, $50, king,
$55 941-894-4115
BED, FULL, MATTRESS, Box
Spring & frame, Like new
$300 941-492-3177
BEDDING FULL COMPLETE SET
FROM CALICO CORNERS, PHOTOS
AVAIL $150 941-492-3177
BOOKCASES (2) WOOD FIN-
ISH 6 SHELVES 80"X31"X11"
$200 941-412-9682
CALIF POLLY Shutters (8)
17x48 4 35x26 $7ea 2 10x11
$5 $10 941-286-3917
Card Table 45" heavy duty
padded 8 sides + 6 fold chairs
all exc cond $75 (941)662-6467
CARPET 2000 yds green car-
pet, 2000 yds mint green exc
cond $200, OBO 941-764-8124
CHAIR (S) WOOD NATURAL
FINISH HAIRPIN BACK ROUND
SEAT $50 941-412-9682
CHEST UNIQUE 3 drw $15
941-255-3186
CHINA CABINET Light wood,
3 glass doors, 3 drawers
$200 941-875-8021


L FURNITURE
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CHINA CABINET Light wood,
3 glass doors, 3 draws $100
941-875-8021
CHINA CABINET Lt. oak, 3
glass doors 59"x17 $120
941-286-3917
COFFE & End Table Size 50
x 30 and 28 x 24 Like new
$499 863-735-1110
COFFEE & 2 end tables
Dolpins, glass tops beautiful
$160 941-627-6542
COFFEE (1) SIDE TABLES (2)
PART OF A SLEEPER SOFA
SET $250 941-411-2968
COFFEE TABLE 42" Beveled
Glass Top Metal legs call for
pictures. $49 941-894-4115
COFFEE TABLE Beautiful
Marble $150 941-698-0619
COFFEE TABLE honey oak
w/raised top 26x47-solid
wood $175 941-661-6927
CREDENZA VINTAGE, LIGHT
wood, 6 draws, 2 side cabi-
nets $100 941-875-8021
CURIO CABINET Cherry With
light mirrored 14d 27w 80h
7shv $225 941-629-3727
DESK & CREDENZA
Mahogany, $500
941-484-1657
DESK LARGE corner, L-shape
extention. Great shape. $100
941-276-0029
DESK LIGHT 42w HD Blue-
Max Flexible Arm,Dimmable
$60 941-412-9090
DESK LIGHT 42w HD Blue-
Max Flexible Arm,Dimmable
$60 941-412-9090
DESK SOLID oak and
two shelves $75, OBO
941-475-6947
DINING ROOM set Glass top
dolphin base 4 chrs w/china cab-
inet $250, OBO 941-764-8605
DINING ROOM table Beautiful
Table 6 chairs 86x44 $499
863-735-1110
DINING SET 5pc Whitewash
Rattan 48" Round Beveled
glass $425 941-697-3556
DINING SET 8 PIECES STUR-
DY RATTAN SCOTCHGUARD
FABRIC $499 941-412-9682
DINING SET huge glass.
110x56 table & 6 white chairs.
$499 941-697-1109
DINING TABLE Oak, 48 round,
2 12" leaf 6 chair, 4 arm. $350,
OBO 941-286-3917
DINING TABLE Pub Style
6 chairs 2 leaves. $200 941-
266-6718
DRESSER LIGHT green 4
draws, great condition, deep
drawers $75 941-426-3829
DRESSER, MIRROR, NIGHT-
STAND GLASS tops pecan
$250, OBO 941-474-4383
END TABLE honey oak, solid
wood 22wx24dx22h $100
941-661-6927
END TABLE, QUALITY natural
rattan with glass insert, 26"x26"
square. $49 941-276-1881
END TABLES(2) LAMPS(2)
wood/glass Lg-ceramic Can
email pic $60 941-544-1128
ENT. CENTER Solid oak
glass dr. 53x44.5, tv area
31x25.5 $75 941-426-3829
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
Wooden 56x46x23 w Sanyo
TV $75 941-735-7359
ENTERTAINMENT CTR. w/TV
picture ptott0428@gmail.com
$150 941-698-0579
FOLDING BED, on casters
39x4" mattress, cover clean
nice $65 (941)662-6467
GLASS PEDESTAL table
scalloped 54" almost per-
fect. Must see, PG Isles.
$500, OBO 941-916-9156
GLASS TABLE Top Beveled
70 1/2" X 40 1/2" $80, OBO
941-429-7889
GLASS TABLE Top Beveled
70 1/2" X 40 1/2" $80, OBO
941-429-7889


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Z6035


COUCH GREEN micro- I
suede. $45 941-276-2232
GLASS TABLE Top Beveled
70 1/2" X 40 1/2" $80, OBO
941-429-7889
GLASS TABLE Top Beveled
70 1/2" X 40 1/2" $80, OBO
941-429-7889
HEADBOARD KING LIKE
NEW! Light Oak, Mirrors,
Drawers $285 757-376-0138
HEADBOARD PINE 54x38
unisex full size NP/V can email
pic $50, OBO 941-544-1128
HIDE A Bed Couch Beautiful
small, light multi-color flow-
ered. $100 941-423-7228
HUTCH CUTE CNTRY hutch
nice, shelf, drw, cr & tan, great
shape $150 574-849-0242
KING RATTAN Headboard
Bahama style footboard & sides
$300, OBO 941-391-5172
KITCHEN SET 3 pc. 2 white
vinyl chairs, formica table
30"x40". $20 941-475-1275
KITCHEN TABLE imitation
butcher block 60x36 w/6
chairs $100 941-661-6927
LOVE SEAT CHAIR OTTIMAN
Expensive set $150
941-405-9301
Loveseat/Sleeper PIER 1 off
white, excl. cond, 32x60
$200, OBO 941-412-4788
MATTRESS QUEEN & Frame.
Clean. $35 941-766-1536
MATTRESS QUEEN
Must Sell! NEW! Pillowtop
$150 941-894-9337
MATTRESS TWIN Set, Clean.
Includes frame & Box springs.
Set of 2. $50 941-766-1536
MATTRESSES (2) BOXES
FRAMES PART OF A TWIN SIZE
BDRM $400 941-412-9682
OAK CHINA Cabinet, 2
Piece, Glass Doors, VGC
$125 941-661-5013
OAK HUTCH New, glass
doors bottom cabinets $100
941-875-8021
OAK TABLE & 6 Chairs,
Pedestal, Leaf, VGC, Scroll-
back, $275 941-661-5013
PATIO SET 5pc White wicker
resin, like new $300 941-
492-4619
PATIO SET PVC Cream
round table, 4 chairs, 2 chaises,
$225 941-830-0502
PINEAPPLE TABLE Base/
Pecan Trim $400 941-429-
7889
RECLINER BLUE cloth reclin-
er in good condition $35, OBO
941-429-8513


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L OZ6035


RECLINER CHAIR Beige
Microfiber. Good condition.
$35 941-766-1536
RECLINER MED. Blue space
saver $85 941-623-3496
RECLINER POWER LIFT
Like NEW. Used for one
month. $400 941-624-5147
RECLINER, Large, neutral
color. Good condition! $50,
OBO 941-626-2832
SEWING CABINET side draw-
ers, free machine $40, OBO
941-391-5172
SLEEP SOFA, QUEEN
Good Cond. Floral.
$115 941-961-7650
SLEEPER SOFA QUEEN SIZE
MATTRESS STURDY RATTAN
FABRIC $499 941-412-9682
SLEIGH BED Twin, Light wood
fit for a Princess $250 941-
716-3259
SOFA AND Loveseat Floral
design in excellent condition.
$300, OBO 941-764-8124
SOFA LEATHER Med. Brown
$135 941-623-3496
SOFA SLEEPER hide a bed.
flower fabric, no tears. text or
call $100 941-815-8999
SOFA SLEEPER
ptott0428@gmail.com for Pic-
ture $150 941-698-0579
TABLE & SIX CHAIRS $230
Highboy desk & settee Exc.
cond. 941-613-4030
TABLE 18" ROUND, MAR-
BLE and wood, nice $50
941-637-9201
TABLE 4 chairs,2bar stools
Uphol/ch/stools and nice table
set nice! $170 574-849-0242
TABLE KITCHEN dark wd oval
w/leaf & 4 wh hi back chairs, call
or text $100 941-815-8999
TABLE PEDISTAL Tan Urn
style hanging fruit $50
941-875-8021
TABLE SOLID OAK with 4
chairs, 42" round w/pedestal.
$200, OBO 941-875-8285
TABLE, 4 chairs 48" rattan,
glass top. Cushions $423
941-473-1949
TABLES 18" ROUND, MAR-
BLE and wood, nice $50
941-637-9201
TEA CART wrought iron, 2
glass shelves, excl. cond. $50
941-698-8990
TV STAND Wood Cherry CId
Cabinet $35 941-255-3186
TV WALL Unit Oak for 36"
draw & shelves below $100
941-875-8021


FURNITURE
6035


WALL Units White (6), glass
with lights, solid wood $300,
OBO 941-764-8124
WATERBED KINGSIZE soft-
sided. Great condition! $800
941-429-9305

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:60380


BB CURVE 8530 Clean ESN,
orig box, mnls. Exc. Cond
Venice $50 941-544-5755
CELL PHONE Samsung
sgh-c417 flip good. $25
941-875-1757
CELLPHONE SANSUNG
sgh-a 237 $25 941-875-1757
SAMSUNG SMART phone
with Windows 7 $100
941-585-1262
SIRIUS RADIO Boombox
Very good condition $59
941-894-4115
SPEAKERS W/SUBWOOFER
Cyber-Acoustics ,sound and
look good $10 941-445-9069
XBOX 360 KINECT NEW
17 GAMES, ETC. $499
941-237-6776
TV/STEREO/RADIO

L26040

27 IN RCA TV $20, OBO
941-613-0124
27" RCA color television
with remote control $50
941-421-9413
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STV/STEREO/RADIO
: 6040


BOOKSHELF AUDIO: Philips
3 CD, radio, 2 rmts. Panason-
ic spkrs. $45 941-276-1881
DVR, HUGHES 40 Has new
Card. Direct TV. $25, OBO
941-244-2944
GRAPHIC EQUALIZER, JVC
in orig, box. perf. cond. Venice
$25, OBO 941-544-5755
SONY 51 INCH TV, has
double letters at bottom.
$25, OBO 941-833-0504
STEREO AUDIO 3 line con-
nector to receiver/amplifier
$15 941-412-9090
STERO VINTAGE Sony, San-
sui, Advent Speakers, controller
$300, OBO 941-244-2944
TV 21" EMERSON 2006
model like new w/remote $25
941-764-8068
TV 27" & 12" with remote
antenna, conversion box $55
941-258-0654
TV 9 1/2" Color-works $8
941-496-92521
TV JVC 32" with remote and
manual sharp clear picture
$100 941-698-9798
TV PIONEER Elite, 54" Pro-
jection, excl picture, $250
941-276-7037
TV, Sony 50" needs color adj.,
rear proj. $250 941-697-
3754


COMPAQ 17" computer mon-
itor with built in speakers only
$48 941-697-1102
DAVE IN-HOUSE-OFFICE com-
puter repair, set-up Serving Char-
lotte Co. 10+ yrs 941-629-6337
DELL MONITOR 16in./per-
fect cond./cords included
$10, OBO 941-445-9069
DELL POWER supply Fits opti-
plex330,740,755,760,gx520,
620 $10 941-445-9069


GOLF CLUB mouse new looks
like a driver $5 941-228-1745
MONITOR FREE DELL 14"
monitor color works great
Free! 941-429-9870
NETWORK STORAGE drive
NETGEAR SC101 dual bay IDE
$30 941-613-2854
PRINTER LEXMARK Z55.
Works, looks great, needs car-
tridge. $29 941-276-1881
SONY VAIO Laptop
nice computer xp wifi
$140 941-249-4045
CLOTHING / JEWELRY
ACCESSORIES


BLOUSES ALIA blouses
size 18 I have 30 like new
$4 941-429-1429
BRIDEMAID DRESS sz 14
peridot green 2 flower girl
dresses, 1 matching peridot
grn, other is pink sz 4 & 6
150 all 3 941-505-4209
CLOTHES JUNIORS NEWER
3,5,s,m NParea 5 for $10 or
10 for $20 941-544-1128
LEVI'S MENS & WOMEN
PRE WASHED & NEW EACH
$15 941-627-6780
MENS GOLF Shirts & Shorts
Size XL-40 $10, OBO 941-
429-7889
MENS GOLF Shirts & Shorts
Size XL-40 $10, OBO 941-
429-7889
SLACKS 12P, 14P, 14,
like new top brands $7
479-366-8783
TURQ NECKLACE 4 strand-
chaca canyon $200 941-237-
1085
WEDDING DRESS New, 2 pc
beaded corset, skirt-train
$150 941-258-1315


ANTIQUES
COLLECTIBLES
6070

2006 WORLD Series Alum
Bottle Cards, Tigers Series
logos $5 941-445-5619


ACTIVELY BUYING!
Paintings Before 1960, Land-
scapes, Beach, European,
Russian, Oriental...ETC!! Silver,
Ivory, Jewelry, Furn., Oriental
Rugs. Local 941-306-8937
ALWAYS BUYING
ANTIQUES, ART, SILVER
NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUES
(941) 639 -9338
BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE
ORNATE MIRROR 40x32
Moving $90 941-416-3593
CARNIVAL GLASS COV CAN-
ISTER JAR vintage Indiana Blue
Harvest $30 941-639-1517
CASH PAID**any old mili-
tary items, swords, medals,
uniforms, old guns. Dom
(941)-416-3280
CHINA 4-PLC stg J.Haviland
Bavaria Rose w/gld trim
41pcs tl $250 941-497-2042
COPPER MOLDS Over 20
different, some old $50
941-276-7037
ALL TYPES of Jewlery want-
ed before you have a yard
sale call me!941-623-6439
DESK CHILD'S School
adjustable American seating
co. $250 941-697-6592
DINING RM Set, 20 pcs. Hand
carved cherry, Jefferson wooden
slides. Best Offer 941-830-8847
HESS TRUCKS 8 trucks from
88 06 New ea. $50, OBO
941-626-5099
HUB-CAP CHEV chrome 7"
dia make nice ashtray $25
941-697-6592
JOHNSON BROS GRAVY
BOAT, BOWL, PLATTER vintage
pcs EA $25 941-639-1517
LICENSE-PLATE NEW York
Matching set 1970's $15
941-697-6592
MCCOY COOKIE jar "Pills-
bury Doughboy" excl .cond.
$35, OBO 941-235-2203
NEWSPAPER 100 year old
..TITANIC! $25 941-488-8531
PEE WEE HERMAN DOLLI
ETC $100 941-828-8871
PLATES 4 KING & I WITH
PAPERS & HOLDERS $25,
OBO 941-426-1686
PLATES KING AND I (4)
w/papers and holders. $25
941-426-1686
PLAYBOY MAGAZINES Play-
boy 2003/08, details on
request $50 941-875-8021



NEEDCASH?
PLAYBOY MAGAZINES w/sp
editions 1989-2000 perfect
cond! $300 941-421-4020
QUARTERS, PRESIDENTIAL
Uncirculated, stamps
$8.25 941-496-9252
REPLICA WOODEN cars
Packards, Chevy etc. 12 total
$120, OBO 941-628-6251
SATURN LAMP antique blue
orig 1939 NY world's fair art
deco $115 941-639-1517
SMALL DESK & Chair $50,
OBO 941-474-4057
STAMPS 1ST Day Covers
200 mint Philatelic History of
U.S. $120 941-347-8003
U.S. AIR Force Thunderbirds
Framed 16"by20" picture $25
941-423-2585
US AIR FORCE PILOT'S LEG
CLIP BOARD authentic 1960's-
lighted $25 941-639-1517
VASE BLUE & WHITE HAND
MADE IN POLAND, 12" H $25,
OBO 941-627-6780
WM. ROGERS COFFEE set
several pcs. with tray. $45,
OBO 941-235-2203


ANTIQUES
COLLECTIBLES
6070

WWII US FLAG 48 stars. On
US Navy Destroyer Sept '45
$100 941-445-5619
MUSICAL
La jWZ66090


ACCORDIAN made in Italy,
#1281, *Best Offer* Velet case
& music stand 941-830-8847
AMP PEAVEY K-B4 AMP
BASS, KEYBOARD, VOCALS
AMP $175 941-405-9301
BANJO 5 STR. FRAMUS &
CASE $250 941-828-8871


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GUITAR LESSONS
platinum selling artist
taking on new students
941-916-8040
ORGAN, FREE Small Wurl-
itzer, 44". You Must be Able To
Transport It. (941)-423-4740

PA SYSTEM Yamaha Peavey
- 2 mics. Like new. $499
941-626-0967
PIANO EVERETT upright
solid wood cherry color
$350 941-380-7010
L MEDICAL
wawa:6095


4 WHEEL WALKER w/Basket,
Like New $85 941-268-8951
6' WHEELCHAIR SCOOTER
ALUMINUM RAMP FOLDABLE
$200 941-268-1920
ELECTRIC SCOOTER
New excellent cond.
$499 941-276-9283
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LIFT CHAIR motorized, blue,
w/ controls like new $260
Transporter 4 wheel very
light lifts easily into trunk red,
$80 Potty Chair (bedside
commode) $30 941-627-0585
MOBILITY CART 3 WHEEL
GOLDEN Champion NICE
$300 941-268-8951
MOBILITY CHAIR GO GO
Mobility cart 3 wheels, full
seat, 4 pcs go in trunk, used
5x, like new. $400, OBO
941-445-5371
02 CONCENTRATORS VGC.
02 TANKS AVAILABLE AS
WELL. $275 941-416-1257
POWER CHAIR Compact
mid-wheel drive power chair
10" drive wheel, never opened
or used, still in crate
$1500.00 475-28263
POWER WHEELCHAIR Hover-
ound (Teknique) Like new,great
battery, 24-48 hrs without
charge, $450 941-426-4076
PRIDE JAZZY elite mobility
cart, like new. Works great
$325 574-849-0242


MEDICAL
6095


TENS UNIT empi select 1.5
new in box never used, supply
of pads $350 941-764-0690
TENS UNIT NIB FDA Model
510K $50 941-484-1299
THREE WHEELER walker with
basket and brakes like New
$75 941-629-3727
WALKER FOLDING with Front
Wheels cost $100 NEVER USED
$19 941-764-8068
WALKER GOOD Condition
must see $50 941-629-3727
WHEELCHAIR W/REMOV-
ABLE Arms, Wheels Great Con-
dition $110 941-268-8951
TREES & PLANTS
L Z 6110


AMARYLLIS/LIRIOPE/RAIN
LILIES/MEXICAN PETUNIAS
IN VENICE $2 941-412-9682
BLUEDAZE PURPLE QUEEN
VINCA SEEDLINGS IN VENICE
$1 941-412-9682
CROTONS/HIBISCUSES/OL
EANDERS IN 5 GAL POTS IN
VENICE $7 941-412-9682
HUGE BROMILIADS Engle-
wood $15 941-474-4057
LABOR DAY SALE!!
Native Nursery
Flowering tree Royal Poinciana,
Shady Lady trees, Assortment
of Big trees, Plants, & Palms.
Big Sale on Statuary,
Bench & Table Sets.
Tommy 941-268-1471
LARGE ORCHID Plants Purple
Flowers $25 941-698-9798
VIBURNUM Great for
Privacy 1-15gallons, Barrel
SUrS NUSURY 941-488-7291
PINEAPPLE PLANTS 12"
OVERALL IN 5 GAL POTS IN
VENICE $5 941-412-9682
I Classified = Sales
PINK RUELLA PLANTS
3 FOR $1 OR 1 FOR $0.33
941-740-1000
BABY ITEMS
L 6120


EXERCISE SAUCER Bouncer
A-1, 3 Height Adjustments
$15, OBO 941-223-2057
FISHER PRICE portable swing
Music and lights, good condi-
tion $20 941-485-1528
JOHNNY JUMP Up
Hardly used at Grandmas $10
941-485-1528
JOHNNY JUMP-UP A-1
Hangs in doorways Washable
$10, OBO 941-223-2057
LITTLE TIKES white n pink
toybox HUGE like new $60
941-716-3259
STROLLER LIKE new with
trays basket shade cover.
$25, OBO 941-223-2057
WALKER BABY Trend,
smaller walker, like new
$20 941-485-1528

GOLF ACCESSORIES
L: 6125


BOB TOSCI czar 3-PW $50
941-473-8294


RECONDITIONED-
Four passenger golf c
3 to choose from, sta
at $1999
941-716-6792


GOLF ACCESSORIES
6125


GOLF CLUB Founders Club
3H-5H +6-PW $75 941-473-
8294
GOLF CLUBS Assorted
used golf clubs $5 each
941-629-3852
PRO V 1 Golf balls 38 used
Pro VI and Pro Vlx assorted
balls. $45 941-391-1393
PUTTER PING putter
(1-Series) like new. $75
941-475-4245

L EXERCISE/
FITNESS


ELLIPTICAL SCHWINN
very excellent condition
$250 941-916-2692
PLATE POWER Gym As New
$175, OBO 941-255-3186
TREADMILL CADENCE
2300 MONITOR, 0-5 MPH
$75 941-268-5227
TREADMILL GOLDS 450
treadmill, like new $100, OBO
941-639-4199
TREADMILL GOLDS 450,
fold-up with fan, exc. cond.
$200. Call 941-347-7436.
WESLO PURSUIT G3.8
Exercise Bike. Loaded.
$125 941-916-9026
SPORTING GOODS



CAST NETS 6'
Selling 2, excellent condition
$65 941-276-7037
GOLF CLUBS Lft hand, War-
rior Custom fullset, bag $75,
OBO 941-286-4216
JUDO/KARATE OUTFIT Medi-
um, Jacket, Pants and belt
White $10 941-445-5619
PENN REEL 430-SSG, new
unopened $50 941-929-5432
PENN REEL 440-SSG,
new unopened $70, OBO
941-929-5432
WETSUIT MEDIUM 2 piece
Black with hoods, boots,
gloves $25 941-613-2854
FIREARMS
6131




GUN & KNIFE SHOW
German American Club
2101 SW Pine Island Rd,
Cape Coral, FL.
Sat 9/1 9-5pm and
Sun 9/2 9-4pm.
Admission $5.00 FREE
PARKING. CWP Classes
$49.95 11am & 1pm daily.
Lee County Gun Collectors
LLC. (239)-223-3370
BUY-SELL-TRADE
www.capecoralgunshow.com
REMINGTON BSA RIFLE, LH
stock,7mm w 3X9X40 Redfield
Scope, $475 941-234-2396

7 BICYCLES/
TRICYCLES
Lw 6135

1" ALLOY Seat Post
12" long like new $8,
OO Q941-497-37029


- 1923 IVER Johnson 28"
Mens' Truss Frame Model
- $499.99 941-497-3702
BICYCLE HUFFY 16 inch
boys w/tr wls Red barely used
$25 941-497-2042
carts BIKE 24" girls roadster bike-
rting never used $ 50.00 call 475-
2826 Ive message
BIKE NEWER SCHWINN Mtn.
- Bike Excellent cond, Rides
great! $85 941-626-8448
TREK BIKE 7100 Used ladies
14" Robins egg blue, great
cond $175 941-661-0054


BICYCLES/
TRICYCLES
4 6135

TREK BIKE Used men's 7000
22.5" grey/black Excellent
cond $175 941-661-0054





A COLLECTION of HO scale
Tractor/trailers count12 $65
941-624-6384
AMERICAN FREEDOM Train
HO scale GS4 with oil tender
$80 941-624-6384
AMTRACK STATION Plus
Loco, 2 Pass cars $80, OBO
941-624-6384
HO SCALE Bascule Bridge
Retail $89.98 L=34" H=14"
$60, OBO 941-624-6384

| PHOTOGRAPHY/
I VIDEO
6140

8-SUPER 8 PROJECTOR
set[3] for repair or parts $20
941-423-2585
DIGITAL CAMERA purple-digi-
tal-1 mo.old-case $50 941-
237-1085
MINOLTA X700 CAMERA 80-
208, 28 wide, bag, instruc-
tions. $100 941-423-2585
Professional Creative Experienced
Film Making! Capturing your most
important memories by a
Film Festival Award Winner
Available for
*Weddings*Movies*Parties*
Stretch Limo Avail. Upon request!
Call or email for rates & more infor
Including work example.
nickmorgulis@gmail.com
941-234-3232

S POOL/SPA/
& SUPPLIES
Los% 6145

NEVER PAY RETAIL AGAIN!
HOT TUBS & SWIM SPAS
Wholesale pricing to public,
Come see our factory'!
941-462-0633





**SPAS & MORE**
TRADE-IN'S WELCOME
WE BUY USED &
MOVE HOTTUBS.
www.spasandmoreinc.net
941-625-6600
INTEX POOL 12x36 good
cond pump, ladder incl $25
941-764-7152
POOL SAND FILTER POOLCO
CP7181,150-LB, GOOD COND
$75 941-268-5227
LAWN & GARDEN
6160


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LAWN & GARDEN
6160

CHAIN SAW, repaired, ready
to cut $80 941-623-3496
GRILL BBQ SERVICED like
new $150 941-623-3496
LANAI CHAISE Lounge Two
iron heavy duty chaise lounges
$40each $40 941-698-9896
LAWN FURNITURE 4 piece,
chair, loveseat, recliners $65
941-875-8021
LAWN FURNITURE VICTORI-
AN, Setee, chair & table $385
Good Cond 941-544-3314
LAWN TRACTOR 42" 21 HP
6 Speed $170 941-697-0487
MOWER BLADES New many
to choose from, $3 to $9 each
941-497-3702
MOWER HONDA Lawn Mower
215 walk behind for parts or
repair $35 941-235-2548
MOWER SNAPPER RIDER
30 in. electric start
$200, OBO 941-366-0856

MOWERS: Buy, Sell, Trade
Riders, Push & Parts.
941-268-0917 or 416-1109
OUTDOOR SET Seats 4.
Firepit & ice chest. Has Tile.
$200, OBO 941-244-2944
POWER WASHER HUSKY
NICE, NEWER, BUY IT AND DIY,
SAV$$$$ $99 574-849-0242


LAWN & GARDEN
6160

RIDER MOWER iron horse
rear engine 30" cut runs great
$395 941-626-3102
RUBBERMAID HOSE reel
with 100' hose $40, OBO
941-830-1116
SCOTTS LAWN spreader Like
new $10 941-639-2063
SMALL ENGINE REPAIR
mowers, chainsaws, edgers,
generators 941-637-7772
STACKING chairs (4) good for
patio, metal frame, sunbrella
fabric $35 941-698-8990
SUNLAWN EM2 cordless
electric reel mower $75
941-613-2854
WEED Eater ECHO used very
little $75, OBO 941-429-8513
| STORAGE SHEDS/
BUILDINGS
6165

SHED BUILDING very nice
$495 941-626-3102


15' WHITE Aluminum
Railing with Gate $75,
OBO 727-365-9230
c .-r ,' n,


ALUMINUM STORM Panels
53"(6)&55.5"(7)@$10ea;67.5
"(7)&71"(8)@$15ea.
941-240-1780
ANDERSON HALF CIRCLE
WINDOW 52"X32" INSULATED
WHITE $125 941-488-8844
BAMBOO FLOORING Hori-
zontal Spice 23.40 sqft $24
941-815-2387
JALOUSIE DOOR
Glass Panes 4 x 21 frosted
$2 941-613-2854
SIDESPLASH CREMA
Marfil 4x22x3/4 L/R NEW
$10 941-626-6827
TOOLS/ MACHINERY
6190


24 KW diesel generator
Only 30 Hrs. of use. Runs
entire 3000 sq. ft. home.
Over $7,000 new, $3,900
941-474-7960
BENCH GRINDER 6" 1/2 HP
EXCELLENT CONDITION $30
941-764-8068
BRAD NAIL gun and tank
$60, OBO 941-613-0124
CARPENTER TOOLS, SUP-
PLIES clamps, sandpaper,
tools $40 041-554-6798
I SUN CLA2SSIFIFDS I


TOOLS/ MACHINERY
6190

CAST IRON Miter Box Saw
Oversized sharp saw $38
941-347-8003
CHAINSAW HOMELITE like
new 45CC/18"with case $100
941-661-7287
CHOP SAW Rigid hardly used,
like new. $60 941-347-8003
COMPRESSER, Craftsman,
15gal, 120vault, $125. Gen-
erator, coleman, 4000 watts,
8hp $125 941-286-3273
CRAFTSMAN JOINTE
PLANER $150, OBO
941-255-9444
CRAFTSMAN ROUTER bits
& edger incl $40, OBO
941-830-1116
CRAFTSMAN ROUTER
Like new in case $35
941-347-8003
DIAMOND TIP blade new 9"
wet tile blade $15 941-228-
1745
GENERATOR 5500 watts
PORTER CABLE Like New
$350 941-637-6370
GENERATOR BRIGGS &
Stratton 5000 watt $250
941-266-5759
GENERATOR TROYBILT
3550 watt, 7hp. Storm ready!
$400, OBO 941-876-3616
LADDER EXT alum 24' wern-
er type 3 model D11242 deal
$99 941-697-6592


TOOLS/ MACHINERY
6190

MITER SAW Delta 10" dbl
compound New cond $65
941-266-4731
POWER WASHER Elite Series
Braggs & Stratton 6.5 HP
$200 941-875-8021
SAW B&D 14.4 V cordless cir-
cular w/Bat &charger like new
$50 941-697-6592
TOOL Box Sears Upper
and lower box $300
941-639-0010
WERNER ALUM. step ladder
multi-function 16ft $75, OBO
941-697-1110
WORKBENCH, B&D Work-
mate, portable, great cond.
Venice $35 941-544-5755
WRENCH TORQUE Pittsburg
tools very good condition $50,
OBO 941-429-8512
OFFICE/BUSINESS
EQUIP./SUPLIES
6220

OFFICE OUTFITTERS
Preowned & new office furniture.
VENICE 941-485-7015
CREDENZA SCANDINAVIAN
2 file drwrs w/2 door cabs,
$375, OBO 9414124788
DESK SCANDINAVIAN
65x30x28H, 2 drawrs, $300,
OBO 941-412-4788


PRINTER/FAX STAND on
whls, 33x20x26h w/shelf
$100, OBO 941-412-4788

SUPPLIES


COMMERCIAL FREEZER
True T 23 F, Great condition.
$1,200 941-628-8766
FOOD WARMER S/S ALTO-
SHAM MODEL 500-1D $149
941-628-8900
BIRDS
Lee 6231

Finches, Society Beautiful
birds, $5 each 941-276-7320
or 941-249-3522
Classified = Sales
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.


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CATS
6232


FREE KITTEN abandoned 4mo
male, spunky personality. Needs
a good home 941-639-6765
FREE: Recycled Cats, Adult
Siamese, Cream Flame Point,
1 Chocolate, Males, 11
Kittens, Bobtail, Maine Coons,
Tuxedos, Calico's, Orange!
Call 941-270-2430.
PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200

DOGS
6233


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.
BOSSI-POO,Adorable $275 &
up about lOIbs Vet Ck'd Shots,
home raised 239-281-6984
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES for
sale $175 Please contact
Stuart at 941-876-4474
CHIHUAHUA TEACUP PUP-
PIES, 10 wks, 2 males, 1
female. $400 941-391-1331
FREE TO GOOD HOME -
PITBULL MIXBREEDS.
GOOD DOGS FOR SINGLE-
FAMILY HOME. DOGS
MUST GO ASAP OR I WILL
BE EVICTED!
941-423-9278


Wf\ .J m
GERMAN SHEPHERD AKC,
big bone, pups/adults, import
lines, rich colors. Also training.
941-554-7434
LABRADOR PUPPIES (Five)
3 male, 2 female. 8 wks by
end of Aug. 941-380-8935
SHELTIE PUPPIES, 2 Male,
all BIk & White, shots, health
certs, no papers, price
reduced 941-627-3909
YORKIE PUPPIES, CKC reg-
istered, all shots deworme ,
health cert. Ready on 9/10 2
females $600 941-979-7785

L PET SUPPLIES
I & SERVICES I
Z 6236

AQUARIUMS (2) 30" X 13"
and 10" X 20" $75
941-961-7650
DOG CAGE 30x21x23H
W/TRAY LIKE NEW $45
941-764-8068
DOG CRATE collapses, tray,
locking door VGC $50 757-
630-3009
DOG CRATES 2 with trays,
hvy duty collapses 32x48x32
$60 ea 941-662-6467
DOG E Collar The SportDog
SD-800 Sport Hunter training
collar. $120 941-815-2387
FISH TANK & STAND 38 gal,
access & stand 36x20 tank
$175 941-204-9950
LITTER BOX The BREEZE
Litter System Box only $1
941-815-2387
PARROT CAGE Al COND
34X22X54 MANY EXTRAS
$300, OBO 941-235-1104
PET CARRIER Al COND
AIRLINE APPRVD 16X11X8
$10 941-235-1104
APPLIANCES
6250


A/C PORTABLE Unit Heil Only
used for 2 mths. Like new
$200 941- 416-8183


APPLIANCES
6250


COOKTOP GE 4 COIL STAIN-
LESS STEEL, 1 yr, Excl. Cond.
$149 941-497-0097
DEHUMIDIFIER WHIRLPOOL
25 pints, on wheels $75
941-276-7037
DEHUMIDIFIER WHIRLPOOL
40-PINT, AUTOMATIC, GOOD
COND $60 941-268-5227

seT' CLAN SIIS.IITEI S !
DISHWASHER WHITE, like
new $100 941-460-8187
DRYER GE 2 CYCLE, 220
VOLT, WHITE, LG CAP $90
941-268-5227
DRYER HOTPOINT, electric.
Excellent condition. $100
941-493-0571
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$295, OBO 941-815-8999
HAIER 6000 btu window
A/C with remote $125
941-627-9466
NEW CENTRAL AIR Still in
box. 13 SEER.
Comfortmaker
(Carrier brand)
10Yr. Warr $1.490
941-465-52d8
REFRIGERATOR Whirlpool,
2yrs old, SS doors, 18 cubic ft
$300 OBO 941-637-8369
REFRIGERATOR, RCA,
beige, low energy use $100
941-460-8187
UPRIGHT FREEZER Frgidaire
$100, OBO 941-613-0124
WASHER & Dryer Maytag
Centennial, high efficiency,
like new. Used 9 mos. Extra
large loads. Moved, no longer
need. $750 941-876-3298
WASHER & DRYER White
Kenmore, Nice cond.
$300/pr 941-258-5702
WASHER AND dryer Frigidaire
large capacity in great cond
$240 941-815-8999
WASHER AND DRYER KEN-
MORE Oasis, white $400,
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::6260


AK 47 accessories
2 circle 10, 40rnd mags
$65 239-222-2395
BOOK AMERICAN Horse-
Drawn Vehicles $15, OBO
941-429-9906
BOOK STEAM Traction
Engines & Threshing Equip.
$15, OBO 941-429-9906
BOOKS BOX of James Patter-
son books good condition
$30, OBO 941-429-8513
BOOKS GREGG Shorthand
and Speed Studies 1839-1929
$30, OBO 941-429-9906
CART 4-WHEEL Shopping-
cart, folding $16.25
941-496-9252


MISCELLANEOUS
Z6260


CASINO TABLE TOP 3 IN 1
pkr crps bj chips & more cost
85+ NIB only $36 941-697-1102
CEMENT STEPS 4' wide, 2
steps high $5 941-400-3168
DISPLAY TABLES
8'X32" Heavy duty
$10 941-639-2063
H/D 02 Deuce Handlebars,
risers & many more parts.
$200, OBO 941-429-5379
HARLEY PARTS L/R forward
control kit, brackets, pegs, bar.
$350, OBO 941-429-5379
LANG ARTS READING
Materials mainly Grades Kg-5
$25 941-266-6374
PLAYBOY MAGAZINES 90's
collection $60 941-624-4617
SCOPES 2-4X16X40
scopes, mounts like new
$45 239-222-2394
STORE CLOSING Walk-in
cooler $14-000 only $4,500
1&2 drs display fridge shelves
display case 941-276-9559
SUN GLASSES new foster
grants $5 941-228-1745
TRAILER Fenders (2) $50
941-496-9252
TRIANGULAR WOOD case
to display folded flag $15
941-423-2585
WELDER 110 Volts Great for
small jobs auto repair w gog-
gles, rods $20 941-445-5619
WORK STATION Lamp 42w
HD BlueMax Dimmable/Adjust.
Arm $60 941-412-9090

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^ 6270



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KOREAN, VIETNAM ,
GERMANJAPANESE, ETC.
Military items (941)416-3280
ALL TYPES of jewlery want-
ed before you have a yard
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TRANSPORTATION





2000 BUICK LESABRE, 60K
Mi!, Lthr., Full Pwr., Loaded!
$7,988. 941-639-1601, DIr.
2007 BUICK LUCERNE CXL,
gold, 14,302 mi. $17,985
877-219-9139 dlr

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BUICK
7020


2011 BUICK LACROSSE
Loaded, 11K, $29,990
877-211-8054 DLR

S CADILLAC
o ^ 7030


1998 CADILLAC SEVILLE
SLS 4 Dr. Exc. cond. 58 K
orig. mi. $5,750/obo. Call
Vicki @ 941- 626-4588.
1999 CADILLAC Sedan De-
Ville, 2nd owner, exc. cond.
$4495. Call 941-628-1482.
2008 CADILLAC CTS RWD,
4 dr, black, $16,875 877-
219-9139 dlr
2008 CADILLAC CTS, Cherry! 1
Owner! Must See! $21,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2008 CADILLAC
DTS $25,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2009 CADILLAC CTS
21K, $25,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2011 CADILLAC CTS,
4 dr. silver, 12,600 miles,
$30,200. OBO 941-916-0790
CHEVY
7040


1998 CHEVY CORVETTE
CLEAN LO MILES, AUTO,
REMOVABLE GLASS TOP
$15,950 941473-2277 DLR
1999 CHEVY CAVALIER,
Auto, AC, 70K Miles!
$3,988. 941-639-1601, DIr.
2004 CHEVY IMPALA 4 dr,
silver, 93,764 mi. $6,450
877-219-9139 dlr
2007 CHEVROLET COBALT
LS Red, 85k, Good cond.
Must sell $5700 305490-1426
2008 CHEVY IMPALA low
miles, extra clean!!!!! silver,
loaded, fin, avail. $12,900
941-473-2277dlr
2011 CHEW IMPALA LT, Low
Mi! 1 Owner! Immaculate' $15,988
941-625-2141 Gorman Famly

CHRYSLER



2001 CHRYSLER SEBRING
convertible, leather, clean fin.
Avail. $5,490 941-473-2277dlr
2002 CHRYSL. CONCORD LTD,
Loaded Absdolutey Gorgeous $7,988
941-625-2141 GomnFarly
2002 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER
Touring, silver, 109,428 mi.
$4,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2005 CHRYSLER 300M 4
dr, white, 97,998 mi. $11,587
877-219-9139 dlr
2006 CHRYSLER SEBRING
Cony. Touring Ed. Very clean,
only 28.6k mi, newer Michelins
new upscale Kenwood AM/FM
/CD. $8800. 941-456-3310.
2007 CHRYSL. 300 TOURING,
Low Mi! Sittin' on 20's! $14,988.
941-625-2141 GormaiFanly
DODGE
Low 7060


2007 DODGE CALIBER RT,
AWD, black, 72,039 mi.
$11,987 877-219-9139 dlr
FORD
Lars 7070


2001 FORD MUSTANG CONV.,
Auto, Leather, AC! $4,988
941-639-1601, DIr.
2002 FORD FOCUS, 70K
Miles! Auto, A/C. $5,988
941-639-1601, DIr.
2003 FORD TAURUS
92,00mi, cold air $4450.
runs great. 941-456-6820


FORD
Late 7070


2005 FORD 500 Limited 4
dr, black, 72,959 mi. $10,874
877-219-9139 dlr
2006 FORD CROWN Victoria
124Kmi, ac, pwr, lown $6000
941-637-8544 M-F 8-5 dlr
2008 FORD FOCUS SES, 4
dr, black, 38,752 mi. $13,478
877-219-9139 dlr



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JEEP
7080


1999 JEEP CHEROKEE
Sport, brown, 87,798 mi.
$4,985 877-219-9139 dlr


2004 JEEP WRANGLER X
removable top, air condi-
tioning fin. avail. $12,900
941-473-2277 dIr
2006 JEEP GRAND CHERO-
KEE All options, 5.7 Hemi
Premium wheels, must see
$2K below bk217-433-5507
2010 JEEP WRANGLER
23K mi, $24,990
877-211-8054 dlr
2012 JEEP GRAND
CHEROKEE Overland 4X2
White Gold 5800 miles
$36,000 941-893-0086
2012 JEEP LIBERTY Sport,
red, 15,715 mi. $18,475
877-219-9139 dlr
LINCOLN
7090


1996 LINCOLN CONTINEN-
TAL, Auto, Leather, AC!
$2,988. 941-639-1601, DIr.
CHECK THE
CLASSIFIED!
L MERCURY
IW4: 7100


1991 MERCURY TRACER
60k mi, 4dr 40mpg. Loaded,
Cold AC $2995 941-626-3102
1994 MERCURY SABLE
Estate Item, 48,000 mi $3695
make offer. 941-716-3011 dlr
1998 MERCURY SABLE
gar. kept, low mi. 3.4L. $3895
bo / trade. 941-628-1482.


2004 MERC GRAND MARQUIS
37k mi Ithr, black, Must See
$7500 obo 941-426-4241
PONTIAC
LOW,4:7130


1999 PONTIAC TRANS AM
Only 80k Mi! Loaded, Lthr!
$11,988 941-639-1601, DIr.
2000 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE
SSEI, Lthr. Moonroof. $4,588.
941-639-1601, DIr.


L PONTIAC
OW4:7130


2001 PONTIAC GRAND AM
SE, Auto, A/C, Power!
$3,888 941-639-1601, DIr.
2008 PONTIAC G8 GT, 4 dr,
black, 38,778 mi. $24,875
877-219-9139 dlr
2010 PONTIAC G6 black,
36,742 mi. $15,987 877-
219-9139 dlr

SATURN



2003 SATURN LW200
wagon, silver, 43,409 mi.
$6,874 877-219-9139 dlr
2007 SATURN ION2 black,
dvd in back, fully loaded, fin.
avail $8950 941-473-2277dlr
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98 SW2................ $2,699
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08 VUE XE SUV.......$13,499
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SCION
Lv 7136


2005 SCION XB manual, sil-
ver, 128,895 mi. $8,875
877-219-9139 dlr
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ACURA
S7145


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white, 144,748 mi. $5,988
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Sporty. 5 Speed! $6,488. 941-
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17K, $29,990
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1996 AUDI A6 Quattro wagon 2003 HONDA CIVIC EX, 2 dr, 2008 HONDA CIVIC EX, 4 dr, 2010 HONDA CIVIC Certified 2011 HONDA CIVIC Certified
111,100Mi, ac, cc Lthr $3295 manual, blue/ivory, 93,271 mi. black, 67,980 mi. $13,225 black, 15,316 mi. $17,458 EX, 2 dr, silver, 32,575 mi.
941-637-8544 M-F 8-5 dlr $8,548 877-219-9139 dlr 877-219-9139 dlr 877-219-9139 dlr $17,547 877-219-9139 dlr
2007 AUDI A4 convt, 2.0T, 2 2004 HONDA CIVIC silver, 2009 HONDA CIVIC Certifed 2010 HONDA CIVIC Certified 2011 HONDA CIVIC Certified
dr, beige, 57,420 mi. 73,055 mi. $8,975 877-219- hybrid, blue, 47,140 mi. LX, 2 dr, black, 20,897 mi. LXS, 4 dr, blk, 14,519 mi.
$18,975 877-219-9139 dlr 9139 dlr $15,950 877-219-9139 dlr $15,880 877-219-9139 dlr $16,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2008 AUDI A4 2.0T, black, 2004 HONDA PILOT 2009 HONDA CIVIC urban 2010 HONDA CIVIC Certified 2011 HONDA CIVIC LX, 4 dr
68,136 mi. $16,950 877- $12,990 titan, 34,315 mi. $14,578 SI, manual, 21,971 mi. red, 3,045 mi. $16,574 877-
219-9139 dlr 877-211-8054 DLR 877-219-9139 dlr $19,875 877-219-9139 dlr 219-9139 dlr
NEED CAS? 2005 HONDA ACCORD EXL, 2010 HONDA ACCORD Cer- 2010 HONDA CIVIC LX, 4 dr, 2011 HONDA CIVIC LX, 4 dr
V6, 4 dr, beige, 65,963 mi. tified LX, beige, 23,765 mi. blue, 28,987 mi. $15,987 silver, 27,975 mi. $16,548
Have A Garage $13,857 877-219-9139 dlr $16,987 877-219-9139 dlr 877-219-9139 dlr 877-219-9139 dlr
Sale! 2005 HONDA CIVIC gray, 2010 HONDA ACCORD Cer- 2010 HONDA CIVIC LX, 4 dr, 2011 HONDA CRV EXL, nay,
80,902 mi. $9,758 877-219- tified LX, silver, 42,539 mi. red, 16,837 mi. $15,897 blue, 27,459 mi. $25,987
BMW 9139 dlr $15,874 877-219-9139 dlr 877-219-9139 dlr 877-219-9139 dlr
7148 2006 HONDA CIVIC EX, 4 dr, 2010 HONDA ACCORD Cer- 2010 HONDA CIVIC LX, 4 dr, 2011 HONDA CRZ Certified,
blk, 158,963 mi. $7,950 877- tified LXP, 4 door, 35,218 mi. red, 76,164 mi. $12,457 EX, 2 dr, silver, 23,315 mi.
219-9139 dlr $16,875 877-219-9139 dlr 877-219-9139 dlr $18,795 877-219-9139 dlr
2005 BMW 5451 4 dr, black, AVeR S1t wT 1H IHE 2010 HONDA ACCORD EXL, 2010 HONDA CIVIC LX, 4 dr, 2011 HONDA CRZ Sport, 2
72,041 mi. $20,785 877- SN CLASSIFIEDS 4 dr, black, 28,646 mi. white, 27,989 mi. $14,875 dr, 6,350 mi. $19,897 877-
219-9139 dlr 2006 HONDA CIVIC hybrid, $20,950 877-219-9139 dlr 877-219-9139 dlr 219-9139 dlr
2009 BMW 5351 4 dr, gold, 86,034 mi. 2010 HONDA ACCORD LX, 2010 HONDA CROSSTOUR 2012 HONDA ACCORD Cer-
Black $34,990 $12,478 877-219-9139 dlr 4 dr, sedan, white, 28,842 mi. Certified EXL, silver, 44,735 tified 2 dr, red, 443 mi.
877-211-8054 DLR 2006 HONDA RIDGELINE $15,478 877-219-9139 dlr mi.$24,950 877-219-9139 dlr $23,959 877-219-9139 dlr
H-ONDARTS, blue, 131,728 mi. 2010 HONDA ACCORD LXP, 2010 HONDA INSIGHT Certi- ET RESULTS
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silver, 129,529 mi. $9,875 2010 HONDA ACCORD LXS, 2010 HONDA INSIGHT Certi- tified 4 dr, white, 186 mi.
87i-21r-91d9r 2 dr, black, 44,854 mi. fied hybrid, black, 49,369 $23,978 877-219-9139dr
2002 HONDA ACCORD EX, 2007 HONDA CIVIC EX, 4 dr, $16,987 877-219-9139 dlr mi.$17,589 877-219-9139 dlr 2012 HONDA ACCORD EXL,
leather, red/ivory, 90,532 mi. white, 64,100 mi. $11,893 2010 HONDA ACCORD pol- 2011 HONDA ACCORD Cer- 4 dr, gray, 614 mi. $25,947
$7,895 877-219-9139 dlr 877-219-9139 dlr ished metal, 22,896 mi. tified EXL, 4 dr, 15,312 mi. 877-219-9139 dlr
2002 HONDA CIVIC red, 2008 HONDA ACCORD EXL, $16,754 877-219-9139 dlr $19,950 877-219-9139 dlr 2012 HONDA ACCORD LXS,
107,338 mi. $6,984 877- nay, 4 dr, beige, 47,363 mi. 2010 HONDA ACCORD red, 2011 HONDA ACCORD SE, 2 dr, silver, 2,701 mi.
219-9139 dlr $17,895 877-219-9139 dlr 24,989 mi. $17,450 877- 4 dr, silver, 15,230 mi. $21,957 877-219-9139 dlr
2003 HONDA ACCORD 2008 HONDA ACCORD 219-9139 dlr $19,875 877-219-9139 dlr 2012 HONDA CIVIC EX, nay,
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Yamaha, alum. trailer. Bimini
top. Trolling motor. Fish &
depth finder. VHF radio. Fish-
ing seat. SS props. $6,900.
941-323-0704
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15'4" GHEENOE high side w/
2005 9.9 honda 4 stroke
w/trailer runs great! Must Sell
$1100 941-380-6981







16.5 1998 AQUASPORT
Center Console,Completely
refinished, 50hp Evinrude,
w/ tilt trim & fresh annual
service, glavanized trailer
EXCELLENT FLATS BOAT
$3950 obo 941-716-6792


18 MAVERICK, 2008, ,in11,l,
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


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w/ trailer. Ctr console, Yama-
ha 130 2 stroke w/SS prop,
EC $6,900 941-626-4571 or
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21' HURRICANE FUN
DECK 1999, Reuphol-
stered, new throttle
cable, new steering
cables, garmin 498 GPS,
150 Salt water Series 2
Stroke, Lift Kept, No
trailer, $8000/obo 860-
208-7788
22' 1996 Hurricane, all
fiberglass, Fun Deck, 2002
115HP Mercury, New Bimi-
ni, New Battery, $4,200.
941-475-0058
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' ,nAMrMnnML. 24u,
Loaded, full canvas & screen-
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biminis, galley, enclosed head,
sleeps 4, fridge, inside stor-
age, galvanized trailer.
$20,500. (941)-493-8320
a


Hr ivierc. uptimax wv low nrs
SS props full head RayNav C-120
VHF Exc cond. $39,500 941-
697-9254



32' WELLCRAFT MART-
INQUE '96, Twin 350's 420
Hrs. Sleeps. 1 Owner. Exc.
Cond! $33,500 614-736-0330


26' 1992 SHAMROCK 40' DEFEVER TRAWLER
STALKER w/ trailer. 2001 5.8 1980, twin diesel, new fiber-
260 Hp PCM engine .good glass decks, fuel tanks, water
boat. Needs a Little TLC tanks, $69,~O $59,000
$10,000 Bob 941-628-1334 231-218-9920


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Engs. AC. Gen $89,09
$75,000 941-875-4852
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cancer i//iu Iviercs, 325 nrs,
top electronics, gen, 2 TVs,
Central vac, Icemaker, new
batts, camper canvas, new
bottom 7/10, and much more,
$114,900 OBO, PG, owner
motivated, 941-380-7077


38'- 1980 PRESENT Trunk
Cabin Trawler. 120 Ford
Lehman, Vetus Bow
Thruster, "Scotties" Alu-
minum Fly Bridge Enclo-
sure. $59,000 NOW
$38,900 OR WILL TRADE
941-347-7400


tu VVLLL.h.n r i 11-,' LI
Sportfish 2000 Twin 430 HP
Diesels, 8 KW Gen., Very com-
fortable clean, quality boat.
Well maint. $195,000 941-
697-5808
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30' PEARSON Racer sloop
complete with sails, fully
equipped, 30hp engine. Good
shape. In the canal in PGI.
$9,721 941-639-4841


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Z ^ 7334

15 HP Evinrude looks
and runs good $450.00
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1978 Mercury 7.5, fresh
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great. $425 941-662-5226.


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SHONDA HONDA
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HONDA
7160


2012 HONDA CIVIC EXL, 4
dr, black, 10,801 mi. $21,987
877-219-9139 dlr
2012 HONDA INSIGHT Certi-
fied EX, nay, white, 354 mi.
$23,875 877-219-9139 dlr
SHYUNDAI
L 7163


2004 HYUNDAI ACCENT 1
owner very nice cond. 35 MPG
5 spd $4995. 941-628-1482.
2009 HYUNDAI SONATA
gray, 20,172 mi. $13,457
877-219-9139 dlr
2011 HYUNADI SONATA
LTD, 4 dr, red, 6,472 mi.
$19,875 877-219-9139 dlr
2011 HYUNDAI SONATA
12K, $21,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2011 HYUNDAI SONATA GLS,
Low Mi! Gorgeous! $16,988
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2011 HYUNDAI SONATA
LTD, 4 dr, white, 11,788 mi.
$23,785 877-219-9139 dlr

S INFINITI
L 7165T


2009 INFINITI M35
$26,990
877-211-8054 DLR








MARINE SUPPLY
& EQUIP.
L 7338

48 INCH gaff 48 in. alum.
gaff $40 941-759-0013
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2011 INFINITI G25 4 dr,
blue, 18,552 mi. $26,457
877-219-9139 dlr
L JAGUAR
4414:7175

2004 JAGUAR X-TYPE good
miles, clean, automatic, silver, fin.
avail. $9,950 941-473-2277 dlr
7iLEXUS
7178


10 LEXUS IS250's
Certified as low as
$24,911
877-211-8054 DLR
2001 LEXUS ES300 4 dr,
black/ivory, 96,105 mi.
$9,875 877-219-9139 dlr
2004 LEXUS LS430 nav, sil-
ver, 61,312 mi. $21,758
877-219-9139 dlr
2005 LEXUS SC430 HT,
convt, nav, silver, 40,551 mi.
$28,754 877-219-9139 dlr
2006 LEXUS LX470 nav,
white, 54,259 mi. $33,950
877-219-9139 dlr
2008 LEXUS ES 350
CERTIFIED $24,911
877-211-8054 DLR
2008 LEXUS GS460 4 dr,
red, 37,868 mi. $32,774
877-219-9139 dlr
2009 LEXUS IS250
CERTIFIED $26,911
877-211-8054 DLR
2010 LEXUS ES350
CERTIFIED $28,911
877-211-8054 DLR
2010 LEXUS IS250
CERTIFIED $27,911
877-211-8054 DLR
2012 LEXUS CT 200H
4K MI, $35,990
877-211-8054 DLR
7MAZDA
7180

2007 MAZDA 5
excellent shape, asking
$9800 941-661-5356
2007 MAZDA MIATA MX5,
convt, 2 dr, gray, 28,125 mi.
$16,987 877-219-9139 dlr
MERCEDES
7190

2008 MERCEDES CLK350
36K mi, $33,990
877-211-8054 dlr
2008 MERCEDES-BENZ
SL-550 $51,990
877-211-8054 DLR
MINI COOPER
Le 7192

2005 MINI COOPER S convt
manual, orange, 75,447 mi.
$12,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2011 MINI COOPER
3K, $23,990
877-211-8054 DLR
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MITSUBISHI
7195

2008 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE
orange, 66,209 mi. $14,785
877-219-9139 dlr
2009 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE
23K MI, $16,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2009 MITSUBISHI LANCER
4 dr, red, 50,810 mi. $12,789
877-219-9139 dlr
2011 MITSUBISHI GALANT,
Low Miles! Gas Saver! $13,988.
941-625-2141 GormaniFarmly


NISSAN
7200

2007 NISSAN MAXIMA 3.5,
SL, 4 dr, beige, 65,251 mi.
$16,875 877-219-9139 dlr
2009 NISSAN MAXIMA 4 dr,
gray, 22,820 mi. $21,475
877-219-9139 dlr


2010 NISSAN SENTRA 2.0,
4 dr, blue, 26,486 mi.
$14,875 877-219-9139 dlr
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SAAB
Lw 7206

2008 SAAB 9-5
25K, $15,990
877-211-8054 DLR
SUBARU
7207

2010 SUBARU OUTBACK
$23,990
877-211-8054 DLR
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2006 SUZUKI Forenza Premi-
um 129Kmi, AC cc pwr $3995
941-637-8544 M-F 8-5, dlr
SMART CAR
L :"7209

2008 SMART FOR 2 COW., Only
21K Mi! Auto! Loaded! $11,998.
941-625-2141 GormaiFay


7210


2002 TOYOTA CELICA GT
WITH BODY KIT, Automatic
p/w, a/c, cruise, 135K $4795
OBO 941-624-3891
2003 TOYOTA CAMRY LE,
V6, Auto, Leather, A/C!
$6,988. 941-639-1601, DIr.
2003 TOYOTA MR2 convert,
2 dr, silver, 74,770 mi.
$12,875 877-219-9139 dlr
2003 TOYOTA PRIUS
White, 137K, 45mpg $5990
941-624-5219
2004 TOYOTA MATRIX XR,
wagon, black, 100,458 mi.
$7,895 877-219-9139 dlr
2005 TOYOTA COROLLA
43K $10,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2007 TOYOTA CAMRY
38K, $16,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2007 TOYOTA CAMRY LE, 4
dr, beige, 51,965 mi.
$14,563 877-219-9139 dlr
2007 TOYOTA SOLARA
gray, 45,796 mi. $16,987
877-219-9139 dlr
2008 TOYOTA PRIUS
27,000 mi $17,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2008 TOYOTA PRIUS b/up
camera, blue, 36,342 mi.
$17,895 877-219-9139 dlr
2009 TOYOTA COROLLA
LE, gray, 89,965 mi. $11,457
877-219-9139 dlr
2010 TOYOTA CAMRY LE, 4
dr, beige, 34,395 mi.
$15,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2010 TOYOTA PRIUS Trim
5, silver, exc cond, apprx 25K.
$25,500 OBO 941-625-3835


VOLKSWAGEN
L 7S7220

2003 VW PASSAT GLS, 4 dr,
silver, 75,030 mi. $7,950
877-219-9139 dlr
2007 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA
wolfsburg edition. clean,
low miles
Finaning Available!!!
$12,900 941-473-2277 dIr
2007 VW EOS black, 61,982
mi. $16,785 877-219-9139
dlr
2010 VW JETTA Limited, 4
dr, blue, 28,878 mi. $15,784
877-219-9139 dlr
VOLVO
Lv 7230

2004 VOLVO XC70
$14,990
877-211-8054 dlr
TIRES AVON GANGSTERS
MT90-16 T.T.W.W.W.
$150 941-661-7287
MISC. IMPORTS
7240

2012 FIAT CPE
7K, $15,990
877-211-8054 DLR
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COLLECTIBLES
L 7250

1987 CORVETTE 2 DR
Coupe only 39,394 miles,
$8000 941-235-0166
BUDGET BUYS
4Z L7252

1996 FORD AEROSTAR ,
Runs but needs little repair,
$800, OBO 941-235-1006
1997 HONDA CIVIC,
Auto, A/C! $1,388.
941-639-1601, DIr.





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1967-69 CAMARO FACTORY
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941-629-6429
1970 CHEVELLE Alternator
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10am to 8pm. 941-475-9333
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$65 941-629-6429
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INTAKE Aluminum $95, OBO
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DIAMOND PLATE Tool Box,
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50 941-286-5275
FORD CUSTOM F SERIES
TAIL LIGHTS NEW 97 TO 04
$60 941-268-1920
FRONT FENDER, from 1997
Chrysler Concord, excl cond.
Fits intrepid. $10 941-833-0504
HOLLEY CARBS for rebuild
$85 941-629-6429
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$350 941-429-4753
MOTOR 301 PONTIAC
Motor and Transmission
$400, OBO 941-815-8106
MOTORCYCLE SEAT, GL
1800 custom seat, both back
rests $400 OBO 941-391-5047
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Dakota PICKUP LONG BED
$400 941-661-0428
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$100, OBO 941-626-5099
TIRE NEW BF Goodrich Long
trail TA 215/70 R16 $30, OBO
941-421-4020
TIRE, PIRELLI P205/50R16.
Under 800 miles. $45
10am to 8pm 941-475-9333
TIRES- New take offs starting
@ $39.95 Installed & Balanced
Call for Inventory 941-639-5681
TRANSMISSION 57 chev 3
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WATER PUMP housing for Big
BIk. Chrys. Exc.cond $75,
OBO 914-626-5099
VANS
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1997 DODGE CARAVAN
Runs good, $1,100 obo. 128
K mi. 941-623-6439
2000 DODGE RAM CONV.
VAN, 90K Mi! Auto, A/C, Loaded!
$4,988. 941-639-1601, DIr.
2001 FORD Windstar SE Sport
94500mi, ac, cc, 3rd row $3495
941-637-8544 M-F 8-5, dlr
2003 CHEVY ASTRO red,
55,752 mi. $6,950 877-219-
9139 dlr
2003 FORD WINDSTAR,
Auto, Dual Air, PW, PL
$3988. 941-639-1601, DIr.
2004 DODGE CARAVAN
SE, 56,000 miles, must sell
$5895 obo. 941-716-3011 dlr
2008 CHRYSLER TOWN &
Country, Touring, 39,085 mi.
$17,859 877-219-9139 dlr
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wheel chair van, w/ 10" low-
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941-870-4325
2010 DODGE Grand Caravan
WHEELCHAIR van, 10" lowered
floor & ramp. 941-8704325
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
Certified EXL, black, 49,409
mi.$24,950 877-219-9139 dlr
2011 CHEVY EXPRESS 15
passenger, white, 27,503 mi.
$22,785 877-219-9139 dlr
2012 HONDA ODYSSEY
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USED SATURN SALES
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1992 CHEW 1500
short box...........$3,499
1990 GMC Sierra 1500
4X4 short box.....$4,599
1997 GMC Sierra 1500
short box............$3,999
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Port Charlotte, FL 33980
1988 FORD F-150 4-whl drive,
short wheel base, 6 cyl. 4 sp
w/O.D. $2000 941456-6015
1997 TOYOTA TACOMA
manual, green, 119,369 mi.
$5,987 877-219-9139 dlr
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2002 CHEVROLET S-10
ext. cab, very clean & reliable.
$5700. 941-474-7832


2002 DODGE RAM 1500
Power options v8 new tires
financing available!!!!
$5,950 941-473-2277dlr
2003 DODGE DAKOTA, 6 Cyl, 5
Spd! Ready for Work! $5,990.
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2006 FORD RANGER Reg.
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2006 HONDA RIDGELINE
RTL, silver, 96,286 mi.
$16,475 877-219-9139 dlr
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$13,980 877-219-9139 dlr


TRUCKS/ PICK-UPS
7300 .

2008 TOYOTA TACOMA red,
39,992 mi. $21,457 877-
219-9139 dlr
2010 DODGE RAM 1500 sil-
ver, 47,848 mi. $19,687
877-219-9139 dlr
2010 HONDA RIDGELINE
Certified RTS, silver, 11,630
mi.$26,875 877-219-9139 dlr
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LTZ 20K, $42,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2011 DODGE RAM 1500
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877-219-9139 dlr
2011 HONDA RIDGELINE
Certified RTL, black, 12,882
mi.$30,478 877-219-9139 dlr
2011 HONDA RIDGELINE
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mi.$29,875 877-219-9139 dlr


TRUCKS/ PICK-UPS
7300 J

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$32,985 877-219-9139 dlr
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941-916-9222
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7305

1994 OLDSBRAVADA 41,781
miles, Exc. Cond! Garaged. 6 Cyl,
uto, AC.$2,900 941-993-0439
1997 MERCURY MOUN-
TAINEER white, 129,712 mi.
$3,987 877-219-9139 dlr
20 LEXUS RX 350's
Certified as low as
$28,990
877-211-8054 DLR


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cond., low miles. $4,895
obo/trade. Call 941-628-1482
2000 HONDA CRV LX, blue,
76,540 mi. $15,245 877-
219-9139 dlr
2002 CHEVROLETTAHOE LS,
77,500mi, ac, cc, pwr $8995
941-637-8544 M-F 8-5 dlr
2002 MERCEDES-BENZ
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2002 TOYOTA RAV4 silver,
79,813 mi. $9,450 877-219-
9139 dlr


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7305

2004 BUICK RENDEZVOUS
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fin. avail. $9,450 941473-2277 dli
2004 DODGE DURANGO
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$7,988 941-639-1601, DIr.
2004 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR,
Leather, Dual Air, Loaded!
$11,988. 941-639-1601, DIr.
2004 NSSAN ARMADASE, 4x4,
Leatherd Immaculate. $14,988.
941-625-2141 GomaniFarly
2005 ACURA MDX white,
84,249 mi. $15,998 877
219-9139 dIr
2005 FORD EXCURSION
Limited, carbon, 152,527 mi.
$17,458 877-219-9139 dlr
2005 HONDA CRV white,
90,979 mi. $13,564 877.
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2005 VOLKSWAGEN
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2006 HONDA PILOT EX,
green, 124,532 mi. $11,458
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2006 HYUNDAI SANTA FE
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$10,789 877-219-9139 dlr
2006 MERCURY MOUN-
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$9,875 877-219-9139 dlr
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$21,506 877-219-9139 dlr
2007 LEXUS RX350 nav,
white, 52,340 mi. $24,548
877-219-9139 dlr
2008 FORD EDGE SEL,
white, 73,569 mi. $17,452
877-219-9139 dlr
2008 NISSAN
ARMADA $19,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2009 HONDA CRV Certified
blue, 19,277 mi. $17,985
877-219-9139 dlr
2009 HONDA CRV EXL blue,
13,759 mi. $21,875 877-
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2009 HONDA PILOT EXL, sil-
ver, 59,267 mi. $35,575
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$57,990
877-211-8054 dlr
2010 CHEVY EQUINOX LX,
silver, 48,750 mi. $18,754
877-219-9139 dlr
2010 HONDA ELEMENT LX,
4 dr, red, 46,325 mi. $18,950
877-219-9139 dlr
2010 HONDA PILOT Certi-
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$27,854 877-219-9139 dlr
2010 HONDA PILOT EX,
black, 59,366 mi. $24,687
877-219-9139 dlr
2010 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER
23K MI, $27,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2011 HONDA CRV blue,
38,024 mi. $21,854 877-
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2011 HONDA CRV Certified
EXL, red, 21,199 mi. $22,950
877-219-9139 dlr
2012 HONDA CRV Certified
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877-219-9139 dlr
2012 HONDA PILOT Certi-
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$33,954 877-219-9139 dlr
2012 TOYOTA HGHLDER, 3rd
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more eauip avail 941-456-9288


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7310

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416-3593
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7360

2007 ROAD KING 14K super
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extras $13,500 941-468-4259
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motor very nice $499 941-
626-3102
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Michael Saunders & Company
Names New Chief Financial Officer

ScottCoulombe Eric Resker Will Oversee
scm@su 293118 The Company's Financial Operations
SARASOTA, FL (August 8, 2012) Eric Resker, has been appointed Chief Financial Officer
at Michael Saunders & Company, it was announced today from the firm's corporate
headquarters in downtown Sarasota, Florida.
Resker, who brings experience in all aspects of fiscal management to his new r.. i 1h..
assumed responsibility for the full range of the company's financial operations. With oa. I.
billion in closed volume during 2011, Michael Saunders & Company has been at the f..i. I'...1.
of the region's real estate recovery. Through July of this year the company has already, .J .. I
on $1.235 billion in volume -a jump of 27% compared with the same time last year and
expected to finish the year with more than $2 billion in volume.
"Drayton and I are exceptionally pleased to welcome Eric at such a pivotal moment in ...1
market's recovery," said Michael Saunders, CEO of the regional brokerage she founded more Eric Resker
than 36 years ago. "It was through careful financial stewardship that Michael Saunders &
Company continued to prosper throughout one of the worst real estate slumps in Florida history; and it will be the
same thoughtful stewardship under Eric's supervision that will help the company make the most out of the strong
recovery now in progress.
Prior to joining Michael Saunders & Company, Resker was Senior Vice President of Financial Operations &
Revenue Management for AIMCO a real estate investment trust where his financial planning skills resulted in
increased productivity and significant gains in revenue. In 2009, he was one of 10 citizens appointed by Sarasota
County to its Budget Oversight Committee, which reviewed the county's 2010 budget and made constructive
suggestions.
Resker holds an MBA in accounting and finance from Fordham University in New York City.
Suzanne Graham Tapped To Lead State's Builders
Suzanne Graham, Director of Government affairs for Massey Services Inc. and a Port Charlotte developer, has been
elected President-elect of the Florida Home Builders Association (FHBA).
The President-elect designation came through a vote of the association's Board of Directors
meeting on July 28, 2012 in Orlando. Graham has climbed FHBA's traditional leadership ladder,
serving as Secretary, Treasurer and First Vice President as she prepared to become the Florida
home building industry's No. 1 volunteer leader and spokesperson.
I..r Graham, the presidency of the 7,000-corporate member FHBA is the latest highlight in a
... .u r marked by service to this association, industry ad community. Graham is a Past President
.,,1I Member of the Year of the Charlotte-DeSoto Building Industry Association (CDBIA) and a
p.i chair of the FHBA Governmental Affairs Committee, which oversees the association's
lobbying efforts in Tallahassee.
In the Port Charlotte area, her civic activities include Charlotte County Chamber of
Suzanne Graham Commerce Board Member where she serves on the Chambers Government Affairs Committee.
uzanne Graham Graham is a 2011 Graduate of Leadership Charlotte and was this year's Chairman of the
Charlotte County's Lincoln Day Dinner.
Graham is the former owner of American Pest Control Management, which was based in Southwest Florida and
acquired by Massey Services in November 2011. Massey is the nation's 5th largest pest management company in the
industry and provides beneficial pest prevention, termite protection and landscape services to over 300,000 customers
throughout the states of Florida, Georgia and Louisiana. At Massey, Graham currently serves as the Director of
Government Affairs, where she leads the company's governmental and political initiatives.
Graham is also an active leader of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), where she represents
Florida as a Trustee to BUILD-PAC, the political action arm of the national association.
About Florida Home Builders Association (FHBA)
The Florida Home Builders Association is a 63-year-old trade organization representing more than 7,500 corporate
members engaged in residential and commercial construction, land development, remodeling and a wide range of
products and services in support of the Florida construction industry. FHBA is headquartered in Tallahassee where its
advocacy efforts create an economic and regulatory environment in which its members can be successful. FHBA also
presents the annual Southeast Building Conference (SEBC), provides its members with a trade journal, Florida
HomeBuilder and is one of the state's leading providers of continuing education for contractors. FHBA's wholly-
owned subsidiary, Florida Home Builders Insurance, Inc. (FHBI), serves the insurance and risk management needs of
the construction industry and its Future Builders of America (FBA) program trains you people for careers in
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ML# Status Address Zip Code
U7550953 SLD 1 CAROLLCIR 34223
A3953561 SLD 8365CHESEBROAVE 34287
C7035818 SLD 2322 LEETER 33952
A3961352 SLD 1609 KIRKWOOD ST 34288
C7035374 SLD 7557DARLENEST 34287
N5777274 SLD 3049 GREENDALE RD 34287
C7034786 SLD 4864 CRANBERRY BLVD 34286
C7033094 SLD 3433 MIDDLETOWN ST 33952
C7035528 SLD 545 LOMOND DR 33953
C7030802 SLD 830 PALMETTO ST 34223
C7034645 SLD 4438 GORGAS ST 34287
M5829030 SLD 2124 BRIANT ST 34287
C7034059 SLD 3310 LOVELAND BLVD # 1102 33980
C7033573 SLD 22239 NEW ROCHELLE AVE 33952
C7035349 SLD 6941 ELYTON DR 34287
C7035892 SLD 3310 LOVELAND BLVD #1203 33980
C7033824 SLD 3866 PINSTARTER 34287
C7023992 SLD 3006 CARING WAY # 420 33952
A3963489 SLD 1356 RIO DE JANEIRO AVE # 116 33983
C7030451 SLD 3217BRODERDR 33983
D5787816 SLD 6326CONISTONST 33981
C7030120 SLD 22370 CATHERINE AVE 33952
C7034794 SLD 26191 FLOWER RD 33955
N5776510 SLD 1635 DAVID PL 34223
D5784302 SLD 13413 CHANCELLOR BLVD 33953
C7034081 SLD 3063 BRAMPTON TER 34286
A3963365 SLD 2200 HYATT DR 33948
D5786852 SLD 160RODGERSAVENE 33952
C7034527 SLD 2761 OCEANSIDE ST 34286
C7035962 SLD 13374 DRUMMOND AVE 33953
C7034861 SLD 1355 SAXONY CIR# 222 33983
T2516768 SLD 4539 CARIBOU AVE 34287
C7035005 SLD 21440 CIRCLEWOOD AVE 33952
C7033137 SLD 8310 DELK AVE 34291
C7033319 SLD 4971 S CHAMBERLAIN BLVD 34286
C7035981 SLD 2900VIZZALN 34286
D5787599 SLD 4583 KEMPSON LN 33981
W7515453 SLD 4238 CHAMBERLAIN BLVD 34286
D5788177 SLD 1670 EDITH AVE 34223
F1001839 SLD 29 MADRE DE DIOS ST 33983
C7034927 SLD 3703 ABALN 34287
C7028105 SLD 22168 MAMARONECK AVE 33952
C7035123 SLD 331 MARACA ST 33983
D5785844 SLD 13553 DARNELL AVE 33981
A3960509 SLD 6372 LAPIDUS RD 34291
C7029857 SLD 28506 SABAL PALM DR 33982
N5777218 SLD 5569 FAIRLANE DR 34288
C7035383 SLD 1821 NOBREGAS AVE 34288
C7034199 SLD 19384 MIDWAY BLVD 33948
A3961578 SLD 3963 NEMO AVE 34287
C7035048 SLD 2000 BAL HARBOR BLVD #913 33950


C7033354 SLD
D5788215 SLD
D5788159 SLD
A3962176 SLD
C7032937 SLD
D5786690 SLD
A3960840 SLD
C7035411 SLD
C7035020 SLD
C7035592 SLD
C7034662 SLD
C7032240 SLD
C7035291 SLD
D5788367 SLD
C7035843 SLD
C7033522 SLD


18219 WINTERS AVE
15745 AQUA CIR
2803 SUNCOAST LAKES BLVD
4481 ULSTER AVE
3171 ALESIO AVE
598 VIRIDIAN ST
23059 UTICA AVE
26056 TATTERSALL LN
2107 ONONDAGA LN
48 REDINGTON AVE
6211 CHARLAND AVE
17474 NORSEMAN AVE
1452 BLUE LAKE CIR
1953 SILVER PALM RD
800 ISLAMORADA BLVD.
9541 NASTRAND CIR


33948
33981
33980
34287
34286
34223
33980
33983
33983
33953
34291
33948
33983
34288
33955
33981


C7034153 SLD 3191 MATECUMBE KEY RD# 206 33955


C7033305 SLD
D5784010 SLD
C7033184 SLD
N5777171 SLD
C7027818 SLD
C7029085 SLD
N5776416 SLD
C7034451 SLD
C7034206 SLD
D5785345 SLD
N5773629 SLD
C7035113 SLD
C7035335 SLD
C7033527 SLD
C7035232 SLD
C7029841 SLD
C7034726 SLD
C7030686 SLD


240 LEWIS CIR # 313
1304 DE PRIE RD
3336 SUNSET KEY CIR # B
2401 JASMINE WAY
200 TROPICANA DR
410 CAPRI ISLES CT
1212 SARETATER
950 GENOA CT
2621 CHARLESTON PARK DR
3371 BAY RIDGE WAY
5773 CONCORD DR
3298 TRIPOLI BLVD
4076 SAN MASSIMO DR
5568 WHITE IBIS DR
5100 WHITE IBIS DR
3852 SAINT GIRONS DR
5344WATERVIEW DR
351 TRIESTE DR


33950
34223
33955
34287
33950
33950
34286
33950
34287
33953
34287
33950
33950
34287
34287
33950
34291
33950


City
ENGLEWOOD
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
ENGLEWOOD
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
PUNTA GORDA
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
ENGLEWOOD
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
ENGLEWOOD
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
PT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
ENGLEWOOD
PUNTA GORDA
PUNTA GORDA
PUNTA GORDA
PORT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
PORT CHARLOTTE
PUNTA GORDA
PUNTA GORDA
ENGLEWOOD
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
PT CHARLOTTE
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA
NORTH PORT
PUNTA GORDA


List Price
35,000
35,000
36,900
37,900
38,000
42,500
47,500
49,900
49,900
49,900
50,000
54,000
54,900
57,500
59,700
59,900
59,900
59,900
59,900
64,900
64,990
69,900
74,900
74,900
75,000
77,900
78,960
79,900
79,900
82,000
85,000
87,000
89,900
89,900
94,900
94,900
95,000
98,000
99,900
104,900
104,900
107,000
107,000
109,000
109,900
110,000
118,000
119,900
124,980
126,900
126,900
129,000
129,000
129,900
129,900
129,900
139,000
139,000
141,900
144,900
144,900
145,000
147,000
148,500
149,000
152,000
154,900
159,000
159,000
169,900
199,000
214,900
215,000
215,000
219,000
223,900
224,900
249,000
249,900
250,000
275,900
299,000
329,900
379,000
384,900
529,000


Pool Sold Price
35,000
35,500
36,777
38,900
37,000
45,000
54,000
47,000
70,000
42,900
40,000
49,500
N 52,500
57,500
62,200
59,900
64,100
N 59,500
54,750
65,000
60,000
N 57,000
68,000
65,000
N 68,000
93,300
90,500
75,000
81,900
75,000
73,000
95,002
85,000
80,000
94,000
N 91,000
85,000
Y 98,000
90,000
98,000
104,900
N 104,500
118,000
103,000
109,900
N 100,000
110,000
119,900
122,570
Y 116,000
117,500
110,000
120,000
132,000
125,000
129,900
130,000
125,000
138,500
Y 149,900
136,000
138,000
N 135,000
141,500
135,000
148,000
150,500
153,000
147,900
Y 169,900
N 190,000
205,000
N 189,500
Y 215,000
200,000
221,500
215,000
Y 230,000
Y 232,500
240,000
255,000
280,000
320,000
Y 345,000
379,000
529,000


BE FB HB
2 2 0
3 2 0
3 1 1
3 2
2 1 0
3 2 0
2 2 0
2 1 1
3 2 0
3 2 0
2 2 0
3 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0
3 2 0
2 2 0
4 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0
3 1 1
3 2 0
3 2 0
2 1 0
2 1 1
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
2 1 0
3 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0
3 2 0
2 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
2 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 3 0
3 2 0
2 1 1
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
4 2 1
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 1
3 3 0
2 2 0
3 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0
4 2 0
2 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
2 2 0
3 2 0
2 2 0
3 2 0
3 2 0
4 3 0
3 2 1
4 2 1
3 3 0


Property Style Sold Terms Sold Date
Single Family Home All Cash 08/27/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/29/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/29/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/28/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/22/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home New FHA 08/271/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/27/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/23/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/28/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Condo All Cash 08/22/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/28/12
Single Family Home New FHA 08/23/12
Condo All Cash 08/29/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/22/12
Condo All Cash 08/24/12
Condo New Conventional 08/29/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/28/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/22/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/22/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/29/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/28/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/27/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/28/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Condo New Conventional 08/28/12
Single Family Home New FHA 08/27/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home Assume Conventional 08/24/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/22/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/22/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/23/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/24/12
Single Family Home New FHA 08/22/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/24/12
Single Family Home New FHA 08/23/12
Single Family Home New FHA 08/29/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home Other 08/27/12
Single Family Home New Private 08/23/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home New Private 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Condo New Conventional 08/24/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/28/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/22/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/23/12
Single Family Home New FHA 08/22/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/22/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/29/12
Single Family Home New FHA 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/23/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/23/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/28/12
Condo All Cash 08/28/12
Condo All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Condo Combination 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/27/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/24/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/22/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/23/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/28/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/23/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/29/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/24/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/24/12
Single Family Home All Cash 08/29/12
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/24/12


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ML# Status Address
N5776916 SLD 800 CYPRESS AVE
N5775218 SLD 3149 CHESTNUT RD
C7032076 SLD 530 BRADENTON RD
A3953422 SLD 310 D MISSION N TRL# 282
N5774803 SLD 644 BIRD BAY CIR #5
N5776736 SLD 210 PARK N BLVD #221
N5776322 SLD 808 CAPRI ISLES BLVD #217
A3949487 SLD 5864VIOLA RD
N5775446 SLD 811 MONTROSE DR # 203
N5774991 SLD 624CORONADORD
N5777273 SLD 3180 JUNO RD
N5777006 SLD 1116 FLAMINGO RD
N5777348 SLD 229 ALSACE AVE


Zip Code Subdivision Name
34285 NORTH EDGEWOODVENICE
34293 SOUTH VENICE UNIT 44
34293 SOUTH VENICE UNIT 62
34285 MISSION LAKES
34285 BIRD BAY I
34285 BRISTOL NORTH
34292 SUMMER GREEN SEC II
34293 SOUTH VENICE UNIT 68
34293 GARDENS 3 ST ANDREWS PK/PLANTATION
34293 SOUTH VENICE UNIT 3
34293 SOUTH VENICE UNIT 64
34293 SOUTH VENICE UNIT 5
34293 VENICE EAST SEC 1 2ND ADD


List Price
45,000
73,200
74,900
74,900
110,000
112,000
112,000
114,900
123,500
125,000
126,000
129,000
130,000


Pool Sold Price
35,100
73,200
80,000
60,000
N 92,000
106,000
109,000
Y 105,000
120,000
115,000
120,000
115,000
107,500


BE FB HB
2 1 1
2 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0
3 2 1
2 2 0
3 2 0
4 2 0
4 2 1
2 2 0


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


LP/SqFt
30.84
26.52
37.58
31.58
43.08
36.17
46.94
53.14
41.72
42.72
46.13
36.34
62.67
46.18
36.65
57.38
38.01
74.23
62.4
36.22
54.02
55.48
86.69
100.13
51.58
55.41
47.74
80.79
54.95
62.03
65.54
57.2
77.63
63.99
72.89
73.85
79.7
72.49
77.62
54.66
65.69
49.72
65.4
90.68
68.69
96.83
82.06
68.05
63.96
78.24
83.65
80.88
78.85
55.44
95.03
60.99
74.81
75.01
89.41
66.59
87.5
73.05
72.74
81.68
56.46
121.6
95.5
130.86
138.74
72.02
113.39
112.22
104.37
115.65
118.76
119.1
107.3
129.82
123.77
168.01
135.38
124.43
133.35
178.44
139.61
200.38


LP/SP Ratio
100
101.43
99.67
102.64
97.37
105.88
113.68
94.19
140.28
85.97
80
91.67
95.63
100
104.19
100
107.01
99.33
91.4
100.15
92.32
81.55
90.79
86.78
90.67
119.77
114.61
93.87
102.5
91.46
85.88
109.2
94.55
88.99
99.05
95.89
89.47
100
90.09
93.42
100
97.66
110.28
94.5
100
90.91
93.22
100
98.07
91.41
92.59
85.27
93.02
101.62
96.23
100
93.53
89.93
97.6
103.45
93.86
95.17
91.84
95.29
90.6
97.37
97.16
96.23
93.02
100
95.48
95.39
88.14
100
91.32
98.93
95.6
92.37
93.04
96
92.42
93.65
97
91.03
98.47
100


Sold Terms
All Cash
All Cash
Other
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
New FHA
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash


Sold Date
8/24/2012
8/23/2012
8/24/2012
8/22/2012
8/24/2012
8/21/2012
8/22/2012
8/20/2012
8/23/2012
8/24/2012
8/21/2012
8/20/2012
8/24/2012


LP/SqFt
34.62
42.96
55.24
70.39
100.73
141.24
100
49.42
106.01
90.91
81.08
47.55
90.78


LP/SP Ratio
78
100
106.81
80.11
83.64
94.64
97.32
91.38
97.17
92
95.24
89.15
82.69






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708 BIRD BAY CIR # 37
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851 HIGHLAND CIR
431 N ROSSETTI DR
506 BUENA VISTA DR
1124 BAYSHORE RD
24763 BONIFAY PLACE
408 ISLAMORADA DR
5385 LAYTON DRIVE
2241 TERRACINA DRIVE
480 LAKE OF THE WOODS DR
236 GREYWING CT
423 CEZANNE DR
221 VESTAVIA DR
748 GRASSY OAKS DR
878 PLACID LAKE DR
1470 EWING ST
210 MONTELLUNA DR
404 OTTER CREEK DR
350 MARSH LANDING WAY
262 PESARO DR
14021 BELLAGIO WAY #304
1156 CASEY KEY RD
811 THE ESPLANADE N # 604
2007 CASEY KEY RD


34275
34275
34293
34285
34285
34275
34285
34275
34275
34275
34275
34293
34275
34293
34292
34293
34292
34229
34292
34293
34229
34275
34275
34292
34292
34275
34229
34275
34285
34275


BAY POINT CORR 149,900
LAUREL PINES 150,000
SOUTH VENICE UNIT 21 159,900
BIRD BAY II 159,900
BIRD BAY I 169,000
SORRENTO VILLAGE 175,000
PINEBROOK SOUTH UNIT 2 175,000
MISSION VALLEY EST SEC A 175,000
SORRENTO EAST UNIT 4 185,000
NOKOMIS ACRES AMD ADD 190,000
NOT APPLICABLE 199,500
PENNINGTON PLACE 215,851
HAVANA HEIGHTS AKA SORRENTO CAY 237,000
VENTURA VILLAGE 237,990
VERONA RESERVE 247,065
LAKES OF JACARANDA UNIT 1 249,000
BLUE HERON POND UNIT 1 249,900
SORRENTO SHORES UNIT 5 264,000
VENICE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB UNIT 2A 264,900
GRASSY OAKS 279,500
RIVENDELL UNIT 5 WOODLANDS 339,900
MISSION VALLEY EST SEC BI 375,000
VENETIAN GOLF AND RIVER CLUB PH 2F 409,900
SAWGRASS UNIT 5 419,000
SAWGRASS 419,846
VENETIAN GOLF & RIVER CLUB PH 3C & 3D 649,900
VILLAS AT BELLAGIO HARBOR VLG 695,000
SEAGRAPE POINT,CASEY KEY 799,000
BELEZA ON VENICE BEACH 1,159,900
Casey Key 1,890,000


N 135,000
145,000
157,000
151,500
160,000
N 165,000
175,000
160,000
Y 150,000
N 138,300
N 185,000
N 215,000
Y 232,000
237,990
222,450
240,000
N 234,900
250,000
255,000
262,000
321,000
375,000
379,000
387,500
400,000
Y 620,000
632,000
717,000
978,000
N 1,200,000


Single Family Home
Single Family Home
Single Family Home
Condo
Condo
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
Condo
Single Family Home
Condo
Single Family Home


ENGLEWOOD -COURTESY OF ENGLEWOOD AREA BOARD OF REALTORS


ML# Status Address
D5786210 SLD 3265TOWHEEST
A3962985 SLD 10461 GREENWAY AVE
C7030802 SLD 830 PALMETTO ST
D5788672 SLD 1323 FLAMINGO DR
C7032894 SLD 13488ISABELL AVE
C7034778 SLD 2250 DIXON LN
D5787816 SLD 6326 CONISTON ST
05093919 SLD 6166CAVANST
D5783732 SLD 6151 FREDERICTON ST
D5787435 SLD 7579EBRORD
D5787599 SLD 4583 KEMPSON LN
D5788177 SLD 1670 EDITH AVE
D5785844 SLD 13553 DARNELL AVE
D5788215 SLD 15745 AQUA CIR
D5786690 SLD 598VIRIDIANST
D5788166 SLD 10333 GREENWAYAVE
D5786794 SLD 316 INDIAN RIVER LN
D5786290 SLD 136 ROTONDA CIRCLE
D5784010 SLD 1304DEPRIERD
C7023595 SLD 9556 SINGER CIR
D5787026 SLD 9365 NASTRAND CIR
D5777175 SLD 8 OAKWOOD N DR # 8
D5786203 SLD 15 MEDALIST RD
C7031945 SLD 11140 HACIENDA DEL MAR #205
D5785215 SLD 1128ROTONDACIR
D5782977 SLD 1013 BOUNDARY BLVD
N5776884 SLD 18WATERFORDDR


Zip Code
34224
34224
34223
34224
33981
34224
33981
34224
34224
34224
33981
34223
33981
33981
34223
34224
34223
33947
34223
33981
33981
34223
33947
33946
33947
33947
34223


City
ENGLEWOOD
ENGLEWOOD
ENGLEWOOD
ENGLEWOOD
PORT CHARLOTTE
ENGLEWOOD
PORT CHARLOTTE
ENGLEWOOD
ENGLEWOOD
ENGLEWOOD
PORT CHARLOTTE
ENGLEWOOD
PT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
ENGLEWOOD
ENGLEWOOD
ENGLEWOOD
ROTONDA WEST
ENGLEWOOD
PORT CHARLOTTE
PORT CHARLOTTE
ENGLEWOOD
ROTONDA WEST
PLACIDA
ROTONDA WEST
ROTONDA WEST
ENGLEWOOD


List Price
36,500
47,900
49,900
49,900
54,900
59,900
64,990
86,925
90,000
94,900
95,000
99,900
109,000
129,000
139,000
142,000
149,900
169,900
169,900
179,900
199,000
199,000
199,900
237,500
249,000
295,000
412,900


Pool Sold Price
27,500
45,100
42,900
47,500
44,777
56,000
60,000
87,299
Y 90,000
87,000
85,000
90,000
103,000
120,000
130,000
120,000
145,000
160,000
Y 169,900
Y 179,900
Y 199,000
N 140,000
195,000
250,000
Y 230,000
Y 280,000
402,000


Property Style Sold Terms Sold Date SP/SqFt
Manufactured/Mobile Home All Cash 08/22/12 24.91
Single Family Home All Cash 08/22/12 49.45
Single Family Home All Cash 08/23/12 36.73
Manufactured/Mobile Home All Cash 08/24/12 43.03
Single Family Home All Cash 08/20/12 48.78
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12 54.05
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/22/12 49.88
Single Family Home All Cash 08/22/12 54.29
Single Family Home All Cash 08/23/12 58.98
Single Family Home All Cash 08/23/12 73.98
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/22/12 71.31
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/24/12 69.93
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12 85.69
Single Family Home All Cash 08/22/12 73.35
Single Family Home All Cash 08/22/12 69.97
Single Family Home New FHA 08/24/12 78.38
Single Family Home All Cash 08/20/12 92.59
Single Family Home All Cash 08/21/12 84.39
Single Family Home All Cash 08/24/12 72.02
Single Family Home Other 08/20/12 113.5
Single Family Home Combination 08/21/12 62.34
Single Family Home All Cash 08/20/12 87.5
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/21/12 107.2
Condo All Cash 08/20/12 148.63
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/24/12 113.52
Single Family Home New Conventional 08/24/12 121.37
Single Family Home All Cash 08/20/12 214.06


5 to 21 Acres
Punta Gordas's
ST KEPT SECRET!
utes to town, beach-
rbor! Deed restricted
Horses welcome,
k top roads. "A Very
al Ranch Community"!
DY K PETKEWICZ
GRI CRS
SON JAMES Estates
Homes 941-456-8304
iww.PuntaGorda
opertiesforsale.com

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assified = Sales
S $436,500

2002 TOCOBAGA LANE
COMFORTABLE ELEGANCE!
This 3BR/2.5BA home with
family room & office has
een updated to perfection.
New cabinets, Quartz
counters in kitchen & new
granite counters in guest
bath, updated master bath,
heated pool w/water & golf
*urse views, side load 2 1/2
car garage, plus hurricane
shutters.


N5767661
A3963938
A3960976
N5776154
N5776511
N5772220
A3961121
N5775812
A3948563
N5773979
N5775662
N5776354
N5774058
N5777577
T2518752
N5777091
N5775652
N5775954
N5776417
N5777042
A3963299
N5776773
N5776439
N5776370
A3957980
N5772287
A3958339
N5775806
N5777032
A3943669


New FHA
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
New Conventional
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
Other
New Conventional
All Cash
New Conventional
New Conventional
New VA
Other
All Cash
All Cash
New VA
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash


8/20/2012
8/23/2012
8/24/2012
8/23/2012
8/21/2012
8/22/2012
8/22/2012
8/24/2012
8/21/2012
8/20/2012
8/24/2012
8/22/2012
8/24/2012
8/21/2012
8/23/2012
8/20/2012
8/20/2012
8/24/2012
8/20/2012
8/20/2012
8/21/2012
8/23/2012
8/22/2012
8/21/2012
8/21/2012
8/24/2012
8/23/2012
8/20/2012
8/21/2012
8/23/2012


103.38
90.53
78.42
155.09
111.18
116.74
77.99
94.14
92.92
124.26
108.48
138.9
107.29
100
139.74
145.02
117.66
147.82
132.72
147.26
157.22
110.23
185.06
168.61
167.87
187.29
284.84
465.35
470.74
653.53


90.06
96.67
98.19
94.75
94.67
94.29
100
91.43
81.08
72.79
92.73
99.61
97.89
100
90.04
96.39
94
94.7
96.26
93.74
94.44
100
92.46
92.48
95.27
95.4
90.94
89.74
84.32
63.49


LP/SP Ratio
75.34
94.15
85.97
95.19
81.56
93.49
92.32
100.43
100
91.68
89.47
90.09
94.5
93.02
93.53
84.51
96.73
94.17
100
100
100
70.35
97.55
105.26
92.37
94.92
97.36






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HOMES FOR SALE
Z1020


DEEP CREEK 3/2.5/3, 2
story, open plan, crown mold-
ing, tile, loft, gourmet kit.,
granite, Ig. lanai w/hot tub,
fenced, impeccably decorat-
ed, $289,900. 941-624-0898


u..vr crc..r. euLrouUIII
home with 1917 sq ft and
built 2005 on quiet
cul-de-sac with greenbelt
view. Quick close possible!
$159,900
Michelle Brisendine, Realtor
GRI (941) 889-8721 or
June Poliachik, Realtor SFR
(941) 916-0100
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3/2 Tempest Harbor Loop
$173,000
3/2/P N. Cypress Pt. Dr
$209,600
Port Charlotte
2/2 Sandy St..........$71,250
3/2 Rose Apple Ci.....$76,500
2/2 W Tarpon Blv......$41,000
3/2 Sheehan Blvd ....$43,600
4/2.5 Middletown St. $112k
ENGLEWOOD
3/2 Sheffield Ln..... $95,000
NORTH PORT
4/2 Luther Ave ....$130,000
3/2 Escalante Dr. ..$45,000
PUNTA GORDA
3/2 Rampart Blvd..$45,000
2/2 Farabee rd ....$52,250
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HOMES FOR SALE
1020


Waterfront 2006 3BR/2BA
Turn-Key Furn. w/ dock
$134,500 Marina, fitness, ten-
nis, pools, bocce, etc.
Harbor Cove Realty
941-426-0666
BEST Prices-MORE Amenities!
www.myharborcove.com


says make an offer! Timbruce
Ln 3 bedroom with 1506 sq ft
plus florida and computer
rooms on oversized lot.
Quick close! $64,900.
Mic elle Brisendine, Realtor
GRI (941) 889-8721 or
June Poliachik, Realtor SFR
(941) 916-0100
www.housingselections.com/


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,
lisalasells@gmail.com
THE PERFECT
SNOWBIRD OR
STARTER HOME


o1.//1. DUllB In LuuO,
Perfect condition with
lots of upgrades. Great
insurance rates. Open
kitchen, Large lanai,
desirable Southern Expo-
sure! 10 Mins to beaches.
Only $149,900.
Tarpon Coast Realty
Call Ron McGuire
c 941-223-4781


VENICE 3.2.2, LAKE VIEW,
DIRECT ACCESS TO POOL,
TENNIS CRT, SHUFFLE
BRD, 55+, GREAT LOCA-
TION. $155,000.
CALL GEN: 941-228-4571.






NEW HOMES, ON YOUR LOT,
STARTING AT $67 PER SQ FT.
INCLUDES:
Custom Home design & Site
Improvement allowance.
New 3/2/2 Car Garage + pool on
your lot starting at $159,000
Remodels, Renovation,
Hurricane preparation & energy
efficiency projects welcome.
MARSELLA ENTERPRISES, INC.


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3/3/3+den, 2263 sqft under air
3255 total sqft, tile, granite, wood
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waterfront, 4/3/2, pool, cus-
tom built 2005, 3237 SF. Boat
dock/lift. $595,000. A Clear
Choice Realty 941-979-9396


VVAI RI-UN I UGhiVI!
3/2.5/2 2183sf 2002 built Pool
home. All the features that set it apart
from the competition. Soaring cathe-
dral 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 para-
dise to your own 10klb covered boat
lift. $317,900 Tarpon Coast Realty
Call Ron McGuire 941-223-4781

CONDOS/VILLAS
FOR SALE
1040


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ENGLEWOOD 2/2 Villa, in
unique location. Has shared
boat dock, pool & cabana.
Large liv/din. room, eat in
kitchen, & screened lanai.
$129,900 941-475-9468
PORT CHARLOTTE
Beautiful lBR/1BACondo
furnished, remodeled &
repiped. Walk to pool &
clubhouse. Only $45,000.
Call 941-806-7665 for info


CONDOS/VILLAS
FOR SALE
z 1040 1


ONLY 704
CONDOS, VILLAS, HOUSES
IN VENICE, FLAVAILABLE
(Venice MLS 8/29/12)
Here is a sample of Inventory:
Apt. 103/634 Bird Bay Dr. East
$73,000
660 White Pine Tree
($143 000) SOLD
1204 Bird Bay Way $185,000
1112 Bird Bay Way ($149,800)
SOLD
1098 Bird Bay Way $117,700
Apt 201 & 811 Waterside
($149,950) SOLD
639 Bird Bay Cir, furn. $94,900
930 Bird Bay Way ($159,800)
SOLD
688 White Pine Tree Rd.
$94,475
1010 Bird Bay Way ($159,990)
SOLD
708 Bird Bay Cir. (169,000)
SOLD
643 White Pine Tree Rd
$113,000

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1090


i *n r i u e
From your kitchen window or
year round lanai. Beyond
Immaculate, like new 1500
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2 storage build 1 has air.
Lushly landscaped, complete-
ly furnished. Peaceful & well
maintained adult community.
More, much more. Call Mike
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IMMACULATE COMMUNITY
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Ex Ig lot, 2/2, oversize shed
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MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
1090


5 Star Retirement Golf
Course Community
Quality home. 2-3/2, over
1.500 SF. Owner must sell.
$59,995 Call Karen Now!
419-356-6825

Palm Harbor Village
4/2 From 499 Mo Loaded
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Owned Comm. Lic. R.E.
Broker.
941-485-7743
Many homes to choose
from. 941-485-7744

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


Bank Sale!
Residential drywall, clean,
on the golf course!
3/2, Lg. shed, porch,
1500 SF, part. furn.
Bank says to seller -
Sell it $49,900 obo
941-356-5308

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CUSTOM BUILT 1288SF LOG
CABIN ON 1.72 ACS ONLY
$89,900. PVT WOODED SET-
TING, COVERED PORCHES,
CATHEDRAL CEILINGS, PAVED
ACCESS AND EASY TO
FINISH. 828-286-1666

HOMES FOR RENT
1210





1/1 Sunshine Villas $500
2/1 + Bonus Room, PC $775
3/2/lCommunity Pool $750
3/2 Fenced Yard, PC $950
3/2/2, Pool, DC $1200
Full property list available online
www.almar-rentals.com
941-627-1465
800-964-3095
We have Qualified Tenants
for Your Rental Property
DEEP CREEK 1061 Fergus
Ln. 3/2/2 1864 SQFT Cul-de-
sac $1150 month. Call Ron
319-750-3800


HOMES FOR RENT
1210



AWARD WINNING
SUNBELT MGT.
SERVICES
*RENTALS*

*3/2/1 Laminate & Tile
Floors. Edgewater Dr.
P.C. $750 mo
*3/2/1 Lanai, Tile &
Carpet Fitzpatrick Ave.
P.C. $800 mo
*we welcome new listings*

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ENGLEWOOD 2/2 970 Skip-
per Lane Must see. Clean,
large, 2 lanais, quiet street.
$850 941-474-0932
ANNUAL & SEASONAL
RENTALS
Call The Pineapple Girls
941-473-U333
Pineapple Gulf Prop. Mgmt. Inc.
www.RentEnglewood.com
ENGLEWOOD, 1BR, 1BA,
$500.00 per mo.
$1,000.00 security
(828) 524-4977


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eraportcharlotte.com
$1150...3/2/2 Pool, 1663 SF...DC
$1000...3/2/2 1897 SqFt.......NP
$950..3/2.5/1 LakesidePlantation.NP
$900....3/2/1 Fenced Yard ....NP
$875...3/2/2 Hot Tub............PC
LET US RENT YOUR HOME
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4/2.5 Suncoast Lakes $1400
SEASONAL/SHORT TERM
RENTALS
Englewood, N. Port & Pt.Char
Rotonda and S. Venice
2/1.5 Villa from $1100
2/2 Condo from $1400
2/2 Homes from $1000
3/2 Homes from $1100
2/2 Pool Homes from $1250
3/2 Pool Homes from $1500
Diana Legg/Michele Ross
Your Rental Experts
941-475-7011
941-681-1189
Website: www.icre.us
Call us for all of your
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NORTH PORT 2 story 3/2.5/3
on 2 lots, 2300sqft, $1300mo
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 9-2-12
3-5PM 4127 Welland Terr.
917-992-4652






NORTH PORT 1.'-. 1
MORNING AVE IN TOWN
clean, tile floors 1300
SQ.FT lst/last/sec $900
941-426-0431
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NORTH PORT 2BR OR 3BR
w/ 2Baths & Garage. Fenced
Nice kitchen, Tile & Berber.
Ready Now. $825/mo +
Deposits 941-716-0040






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dangerous!
My 6-year-old grand-
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long hair got caught in
the mixer, pulling part of
her hair out and twisting
it on the paddle.
I had turned my back to
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ing, and I pulled the plug
as fast as I could. I had
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lot can happen in a few
seconds. Heloise

Less dust
Dear Heloise: I just
moved our litter box into
a place where the sun
shines, and I can see how
much dusts floats into the
air when the cat uses the
litter box, when I scoop
the litter and when I pour
the litter into the box.
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I don't know how I
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to accomplish the same
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several years, and the
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well this way. Mary in
Mount Vernon, Va.
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ARIES (March 21-April 19).You will be enthusiastic
when it counts and confident when it matters most.
You'll get the opportunity to trade something old
for something new.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). It's likely that someone
else's ritual for health is not the right one for you
- for instance, they like chicken soup, and you're
wondering about vegetable juice. You'll experiment
in creating your own rituals.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). If you thinkyou can do
it, you can do it.The question is, do you really want
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it enough to put in the work?Today something you
want more gets all of your attention.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). You are exceedingly
clever, and there are benefits to sharing what you
think but not all of what you think. Put some lag
time between your mouth and your brain.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). It is not always possible, lov-
ing or wise to make yourself the center of your day,
especially because so many people rely on you. But
you make yourself the center of an hour or two.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).Today's game is a kind
of team sport, and you'll have your choice of which


position to play. Consider that each position comes
with its own responsibilities and a specific role in
moving the team to victory.


SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). The physicist will
suggest that two things cannot occupy the same
space at the same time. A loved one will defy the


PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). For long stretches, you
are free of complaints.Then "the issue"comes back
to mind; you're having a hard time letting this one


LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). At this time, you don't laws of physics and get very much in your space. go. Actively involve yourself in finding a solution.
know howto get from point Ato point B, but you'll CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Your internal TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (Sept. 1).You're through with
figure it out ifyou get moving. So don't even bother dialogue may get so heated that you become lost in waiting. You now give yourself fully to a project


telling people that you don't know.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21).You will be aware of
certain social dynamics of which you are not yet in
control. But your awareness is the beginning of your
getting a handle on things. In the days to come,
you'll change your"script."


thought and miss what's happening in the outside
world. Get active.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18).You wish that a
certain person would observe your life to try to
understand where you are coming from. Alas, some
people will remain clueless.


whether or not you have all you need. In seven
weeks, you will have assembled a stellar team.
December is your chance to see part of the world
you've dreamed about. The connection you make in
January is helpful. Leo and Taurus people adore you.
Your lucky numbers are: 8,40,19,3 and 11.


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3 p.m. FSN College Football
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SUN College Football Jack-
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WGN MLB Baseball Chicago
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GOREN BRIDGE

WITH TANNAH HIRSCH
@2012 Tribune Media Services, Inc.

WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ


Q 1 Both vulnerable, as South, you
hold:

AA7 K9640 KQJ32493

The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
10 Pass 14 Pass
9
What do you bid now?

Q 2 As South, vulnerable, you hold:

4965QAJOAKJ8469762

What is your opening bid?

Q 3 Both vulnerable, as South, you
hold:

4Q872K2AQ520 7 4AK J 6

The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
14 Pass 14 Pass

What do you bid now?

Q 4 Both vulnerable, as South, you
hold:

5 AQJ 4 0 AK9824QJ7


The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH
10 Pass 1F
9What do you bid now?
What do you bid now?


EAST
Pass


Q 5 Both vulnerable, as South, you
hold:

AAJ1072 J98 0 6*4KQ82


The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOUTH
10 Pass 16
44 Pass ?
What do you bid now?


WEST
Pass


Q 6 Both vulnerable, as South, you
hold:

6A6 AKJO KQ6 4 J10963

The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
14 Pass 14 20
9
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Shade of green
Important
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assent
Qatar ruler
Split to join
Cruel
Yukon, briefly
Sighed with
delight
Pasta go-with
Comes uninvited
(2 wds.)
Weaseled out of
Zilch
Off in the
distance
Like pine scent
Hockey buff
(2 wds.)
Pile up
Anagram for
nail
"Shogun"
apparel
Body art,
for short
Social asset
Wire gauge
Ernesto
Guevara
Tick off
Slope
Gave a hard
time
Invented a word
Off-rd. vehicles


49 Insect resin
50 Mention casually
53 Car trunk items
(2 wds.)
58 Miner's find
59 Averages
61 Trash hauler
62 Noted lava
spewer
63 Lightweight cord
64 Circle dance
65 Atlantic swi
mmers
66 Final Four
games
67 By and by

DOWN
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2 Revival shout
3 Catastrophic
4 Tasks
5 Skimpy
6 Half a fronton
game
7 Oaters' -
Wayne
8 Unbar, in poetry
9 Give new
meaning to
10 La Guardia
alternative
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12 Enjoy a feast
13 Arctic transport
21 Date ender,
often
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1240

ENGLEWOOD 2/2 55+,
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incld., annual lease $700mo
+ sec dep. 941-662-9191
PUNTA GORDA ISLES,
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$800 mo., water incl. No Pets
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941-473-0450
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1320

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Sm. pets OK. 6 Mo. min.
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941-485-1206, after 5 PM
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ROTONDA, 1BR/1BA,
large rooms w/ appliances,
291 Boundry Blvd.
$425/mo. 941-920-6265


VENICE CLUBSIDE APTS.
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Pets Welcome
Professionally managed by
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FOR RENT
1350

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Port Charlotte 941-743-4441
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PORT CHARLOTBE Lg. 1 Bed
Mother-in-law Efficiency Lake-
front 1st & last $550 all
utils incl. Refs. No pets, no
smoke (941)-456-3367


ROOMS FOR RENT
Z1360


PORT CHARLOTTE Furn. Nice.
Close to all. Incl. util. kit privl.
$130wk+Dep. 941-626-2832
PORT CHARLOTTE, Clean, Quiet,
$125wk $450mo ind until, furn'd,
refs 941-743-3070 941-740-2565
VENICE-Bedroom.Bath
&Cable Kitchen privdg.
NS male pref. Reasonable
price 941-497-5927

RENTALS TO SHARE
S1370


NORTH PORT F/seeks m/f to
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cable, W/D, spa, across from
lake. $125/wk 941-429-1271
PORT CHARLOTTE
ROOM-in-HQUSE smoke/
alcohol free $125 WKLY OR
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PORT CHARLOTTE 3/3.5,
furnished, htd. pool, Ig. cor-
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Nov & Dec, 2 month min.
$1800 mo. 804-394-3834
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home area. $6,900 941-
457-6811
PORT CHARLOTTE Lot very
near Cornelius and 41. Close
to all shopping $5,200 941-
445-1482
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1.25Acres Country living
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PORT CHARLOTTE
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64 Tea View
2004 BUILT 3/2/2 Turnkey
furnished POOL Home with
Southern exposure and lake view!
$217,500
FLA GOLF PROPERTIES INC
941-698-4653


Huge Reduction!! 2/2/2 POOL Home w/ breath
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canals w/ 146'concrete seawall on the water.
Boat lift w/concrete dock. Well maintained
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pool area. Kitchen with pass thru to lanai, fam-
ily room, tile floors. Make an offer!! Sue Ellen
Fumich, 941-276-2894 & Sandi Kettler, 941-
276-5534 Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate


3/2 Spacious End Unit on Wide Sailboat
Water Canal. Deeded Dock, Elegant
Foyer, 3rd Bedroom is Currently Used as
Den, Guest Bedroom w/ Balcony,
Hurricane Impact Windows, Breathtaking
Waterviews! Make an Appt. to See
This Home, You Will Want to Buy!
Sue Ellen Fumich, 941-276-2894 &
Sandi Kettler, 941-276-5534
Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate

5 ACRES+ PRAIRIE CREEK PARK


One of a Kind 2004 Home VIEWS Infinity Pool
HUGE stocked Pond dock & Fountain
"Out Door Under Roof FULL Bar &Kitchen"
1500 SF GARAGE.Horses Welcome
Separate Guest Apartment $899,000
JUDY K PETKEWICZ
ALLISON JAMES Estates & Homes
941-456-8304

5-21 ACRES -PRAIRIE CREEK


1489 KEDRON LN,
DEEP CREEK 33983
2/2/2 Spacious POOL
Home on Greenbelt.
NOW REDUCED TO $142,000.
Allison James Estate & Homes
Barbara Collins 941-268-0505


VENICE 3 BEDROOM,
2 BATH, 2 CAR GARAGE.
LAKE VIEW.
DIRECT ACCESS TO POOL,
TENNIS COURT, SHUFFLE BOARD,
55+, GREAT LOCATION!
$155,000.
CALL GEN: 941-228-4571


JPOO HOME


BY OWNER Venice Pine Brook
3 bedroom, 2 baths,
2 car garage, swimming pool,
long driveway on a cul de sac,
partially fenced, ideal for several
cars/boat, 10 minutes
to beach and US41/1-75
(941) 497-6655


Arcadia, 5 acres, cleared, fenced
with 2005 Mfg. 3/2/2CP all elec.
home. Lg. kitchen w/breakfast
room, utility w/water softner. 40
Oaks. Shop w/elec. House & shop
wired to 10,000 W generator.
All power lines underground
$148,500. (863)-244-9822


ARCADIA 3/3/2
w/pool on 4.75 acres w/easy
access to PC & Sarasota. Large
4000 sq ft workshop/barn.
MLS# C7018012 $295,000
Call Agent Peggy Mardis
863-990-1877


PUNIIA UUUA
Value at $89,000!
Waterfront with quick access to
Peace River. Like new 2006
mobile home in beautiful
River Forest Village
Robyn Sigurdson
Five Star Realty 941-662-9636


5 Acres+3351 SQ Ft Home 4 Bdrms 3 Baths,
Screened Enclosure, Pool Black Top Roads
& Drive. Horses Welcome, Prairie Creek Park,
Deed Restricted minutes to Punta Gorda
$459,000
JUDY K PETKEWICZ GRI CRS
ALLISON JAMES Estates & Homes
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37+ Acres just off Kings Hwy.
Property is divided into three 12.5 acre
parcels. Abundant wildlife, mature
oaks, and stocked pond. Less than 15
minutes from 1-75. Agent Owned.
JUST REDUCED NOW ONLY $329,000
Call Walt Bethel @863-990-1748
RE/MAX Harbor Realty
wbethel@waltbethel.com
www.waltbethel.com
YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL!


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PORT CHARLOTTE, 13752 LAKE POINT CT., L i.j
maintained 1-owner 2,000 SF 3-bedroom, 2-bath execu-
tive caliber pool home with side-entry garage on lushly
landscaped oversized lot overlooking 3rd Fairway of pre-
mier gated golf course community. Golfer or not, you'll
love the resort lifestyle and unparalleled setting, close to
all amenities. Own an estate for the cost of a condo! Just
SJk 4 00,.and we'll even throw in
Si ,, R.AL E Ih f cart! Patty Gillespie,
SANCHOR REALTYSRES. E-pro, css Re/Max
Anchor, 941-875-2755


LAKE SUZY 2005 3/2/2
Great Location. Close to Golf Course.
Private Yet Convenient. All Appliances
New in 2010. This Beauty Includes
Plantation Shutters, Laminate Flooring,
Large Fenced Patio & Many Extras!
Perfect Fulltime or Seasonal Home!
$128,500
941-979-5976


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Punta Gorda 4/3/2 pool home,
tile floors, granite counters
in kitchen, outdoor kitchen,
panoramic views, tip lot,
custom built 2005,
3237 living sq.ft. Dock, boat lift.
$595,000
A Clear Choice Realty 941-979-9396


Punta Gordas s BEST KEPT SECRET!
Minutes to town, beaches,harbor!
Deed restricted Horses welcome,black top
roads. "A Very Special Ranch Community"!
JUDY K PETKEWICZ GRI CRS
ALLISON JAMES Estates & Homes
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