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If texting bill becomes law, thank Venice


By STEVEN J. SMITH
SUN CORRESPONDENT

A bill banning texting while
driving, sponsored by state Sen.
Nancy Detert, R-Venice, and ap-
proved by the state Senate last
week by a 36-0 vote, is expected
to pass in the Florida House no
later than the end of next week.
Detert said the bill, SB 52 -
buoyed with support by state Rep.
Doug Holder, R-Venice, and Rep.
Ray Pilon, R-Sarasota has taken
four long years to find sufficient


"We have 11 teenagers a day
that die from texting while driving.
If you're texting while driving and you're
looking down for five seconds, you could've
traveled the length of a football field"'
DETERT Sen.. Nany Detert RVenice...............................
support for passage, and probably said. "Then you would get an ad-
will become law by July 1. ditional ticket with a $30 fine
"It's a secondary offense, for texting. So basically you'd
meaning you have to be pulled get two tickets. If it was a primary
over for something else, like offense, you'd get one ticket.
weaving or an accident," Detert Detert added the idea of the


bill is to change behavior, not
to raise revenue.
"As of this year, we will have
a law banning texting while
driving, so that parents can
tell their teenage drivers it's
against the law," she said.
In response to the proposed bill
Friday, some on the North Port
Sun's Facebook page said the $30
fine wasn't high enough. Others
said other activities done while
driving, like GPS use, fiddling with
an iPod, talking on the phone,
eating or applying makeup also


should be addressed.
Alicia Wilson believes some-
thing should be passed. "I can't
tell you how many times I've
been driving and look over and
see people texting and concen-
trating way too much on their
phones," she said.
Added Matthew Baker: "While
riding my motorcycle, I've been
in three close calls that very easily
could have been the end of me.
The drivers were two teenage

TEXTING 19


Tiger Turmoil


PHOTO COURTESY OF CAROLE BASKIN
A rescued tiger from Lions Tigers and Bears Inc. in Arcadia sleeps in its cage at the Venice Shark's Tooth Festival
last Saturday.

Animal in trailer upsets festival-goers


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
Despite the road dust
coating their cars, heat
and humidity, thousands
of people and one lone
tiger headed to the annual
Shark Tooth Festival at the
Venice Municipal Airport
Festival Grounds over the
weekend.
While children dug for
fossilized shark teeth and
adults bought beer and fun-
nel cakes, a tiger slept the day
away in its trailer, oblivious to
a controversy brewing about
its very presence.
"I wish to voice my


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CAROLE BASKIN


Shark's Tooth Festival visitors check
out the tiger that was displayed
there in a fabric-draped cage at
center left above.
objection to this poor tiger
being stuck in a cage to suffer
all day in the heat," Venice


resident Jeanne Jain wrote
to Mayor John Holic and
members of the Venice City
Council.
"Just because it is legal
in Sarasota County doesn't
make it right to cause ex-
treme stress to an animal,
especially a big cat, by
trucking him back and forth
each day all the way to the
Lions, Tigers and Bears Inc., a
refuge in Arcadia, a distance
of 124 miles roundtrip," Jain
continued.
The idea behind bringing
the tiger to the festival was
to raise money, said Lynn
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By GREG GILES
NEws EDITOR
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consolidate police dispatch
services, contingent upon an
acceptable interlocal agree-
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The decision ends nearly
three years of debate on the
issue.
The county's Board of
Commissioners made the offer
to assume 911 services for free,
giving the city until May 19 to
decide.
It was an offer that proved
too good to pass up. It's
estimated consolidating police
dispatch will save the city


By STEVE REILLY
STAFF WRITER
Five counties are banding
together to see if they can
garner grant funds from British
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Manatee, Sarasota, Charlotte,
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Lavallee said.
A key criticism of the
current arrangement is all
911 calls already go through
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Venice's Heitel was a 'Cold War warrior


By DON MOORE
SUN CORRESPONDENT
Ken Heitel was a "Cold
War warrior." He flew an
A-4E "Skyhawk" jet fighter
off the USS Independence,
a Forrestal-class carrier, as a
Marine Corps aviator serving
in the Mediterranean during
the early 1970s.
"When I was aboard the
carrier we did a lot of patrol
work. The Soviets were trying
to dominate the Mediterranean
with their fleet and planes," the
68-year-old Venice jeweler said.


(I ""We'd fly up along
the Soviet border
playing cat-and-
mouse games with
| the Russians."
He'd go up
with a wingman
and stay in the
HEITEL air an hour or
two. They'd fly a
couple of missions and return
to the carrier's deck.
"The Soviets were flying big
'Bear' bombers. They were a
four-engine aircraft used for
reconnaissance purposes,"
he explained. "Our Skyhawk


squadron's primary mission
was to deliver nuclear weap-
ons if the time came.
"The joke among the A-4 pilots:
'One pilot, one bomb, one way.'"
Heitel's attack squadron
was VMA-331. It was the first
Marine Corps squadron to go
aboard an aircraft carrier in
about five years.
"When we first arrived in the
Med, the squadron was sta-
tioned in Naples, Italy. A short
while later home port became PHOTO PROVIDED
Piraeus, Greece, near Athens.
Lt. Ken Heitel is pictured in his A-4E "Skyhawk"jet fighter. He flew off the
HEITEL 1 9 deck of the carrier Independence during the Cold War of the 1970s.


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First Amendment signs now legal


By GREG GILES
NEws EDITOR

People can now speak
their mind on an "elec-
tion" size 18-inch-by-24-
inch lawn sign and
not worry about running
afoul of the law.
The city's signage
law was updated this
week, a byproduct of a
challenge by a religious
prayer group. The group
was originally brought
before the city Code
Enforcement Board for



TIGER
FROM PAGE 1
Wittmeier, who is the
founder of Lions, Tigers
and Bears Inc., which
has been in Arcadia since
2006. She said the tiger
never was in any heat
or health danger at the
festival.
"We have about 150
animals," she said of her
Arcadia location. "We have
chickens, donkeys, goats,
emus, lions, tigers, cougars
and birds. Most came from
private owners.
"We don't breed and
we don't buy animals. We
don't confiscate. We don't
have the authority. We get
them from owners who
cannot look out for them.
"We don't take every-
thing because we have
to be able to take care of
them."
All that care costs
money $4,500 per
month to maintain the
property as it is, including
property taxes, she said,
That is why she, two
volunteers and the tiger,
an animal that nor-
mally lives in a hot jungle
environment, were at the
festival, she said.
Wittmeier said she
does not take the tiger to
a regular string of shows
but does take animals oc-
casionally in order to get
the word out about Lions
Tigers and Bears Inc. and
to generate donations.
Visitors are welcome to
the Arcadia attraction
Thursday through Sunday
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Admission is $10 for
adults and $2 for children.
The controversy over
the tiger being at the
Shark's Tooth Festival
grew on Facebook where
there were 84 postings in
the first few days follow-
ing the festival.
Jean McCullough of
Venice saw the postings
and contacted the Venice
Gondolier Sun.
"The Shark's Tooth
Festival displays and
celebrates crafts, music,
food, and, of course,
shark's teeth, all things
that make Venice special
and a great place to live"
she wrote. "This should
NEVER happen again!"
Wittmeier said that
people should not be
complaining about the
tiger on display but
should be asking why
the tiger needed to be
displayed in the first
place.
"We did not cause
this problem. We started
volunteering at a place
- I won't say where -
and didn't like what was
happening. We wanted to
start a better place."
She and her husband
do everything needed,
including building the
animal shelters, she
said. They also have 14
volunteers.
"We get up at 7 in the
morning and we don't
stop until dark," she
said. "They are like our
children but they are not
pets not on any level.


People who are around
them should treat them
with a lot of respect if
they are not going to get
into big trouble."
"So many of these
fanatics just don't know
how to improve things.


holding illegal prayer
group meetings in a resi-
dential neighborhood,
and also fined for placing
a prayer hotline sign in a
front yard.
The city backed off
when the group's leader
showed up with legal
representation showing
the city's 30-year-old city
law violated federal First
Amendment protections.
An earlier version
of the sign rewrite
limited such signs to
single family residential


They are unhappy."
But the owner of
another animal refuge
facility did not like what
Wittmeier did and had
strong opinions about
the tiger at the festival.
"It's almost like a game
of whack a mole when it
comes to all of the ani-
mal abusers who pop up
at fairs, flea markets and
venues like the Shark's
Tooth Festival," Carole
Baskin, CEO of Big Cat
Rescue, said via email.
"They often pose as zoos
or rescue groups, solicit-
ing donations, while
exploiting big cats and
often breeding or buying
cubs and thus adding to
the big cat crisis."


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neighborhoods and
planned unit develop-
ment zoning districts.
The new law adopted
Tuesday doesn't address
zoning districts. Instead,
it allows one temporary
sign that meets the fol-
lowing criteria:
Non-illuminated
Displays a non-
commercial message
Placed in the ground
on a residential lot (i.e.,
not hanging from a
second floor balcony)
Not more than four


Located in Tampa,
Big Cat Rescue is the
world's largest accredited
sanctuary dedicated
entirely to abused and
abandoned big cats.
Opened in 1992, it is
home to more than 100
exotic big cats. Its most
famous residents are
the big cats that once
belonged to the late
Gunther Gebel-Williams,
considered the most
famous animal trainer in
the world and longtime
star of the Ringling Bros.
and Barnum & Bailey
Circus.
The circus is paying
for the animals' care at
Big Cat Rescue as long as
they live.


feet in height
With one or two sign
faces
Not to exceed
18 inches by 24 inches
(three square feet in area
based upon one side of
sign face)
Located at least five
feet from any property
boundary.
A more substantial
sign rewrite is in the
works but city leaders felt
it would be prudent to
pass this "patch" granting
greater First Amendment


Close to 20 of the 35
species of endangered
big cats live at Big Cat
Rescue. Most of the oth-
ers did not arrive in as
good shape as the well-
cared-for Ringling cats.
Some were abandoned
and some were confis-
cated from unscrupulous
fur dealers or private
owners who got more
than they bargained for
when they acquired a
younger and not-so-big
cat.
Big Cat Rescue is at
12802 Easy St. Tampa.
For more information,
call 813-920-4130 or visit:
BigCatRescue.org.
Baskin was at the
Shark Tooth Festival on


freedoms in residential
neighborhoods before
tackling the thornier
issue of commercial sign
issues.
Code violations are
complaint- driven,
another aspect the city
is looking into after
complaints of selective
enforcement related
mostly to non-approved
signs and sandwich
boards on sidewalks.
A code enforcement
officer recently removed
a large hand painted


Saturday and took sev-
eral photos of the tiger in
the trailer. She posted the
photos on Facebook and
also provided copies to
the Venice Gondolier Sun.
A complaint was
lodged against Lions,
Tigers and Bears Inc.
concerning the condition
of the trailer in which the
tiger was transported to
Venice, said Gary Morris
of the Florida Fish and
Wildlife Service.
"We sent an investi-
gator who said that it
may look as though it is
broken but it is not at
all," Morris said. "What
looks broken is the way
it is constructed. I would
have no problem putting


hair salon sign creatively
displayed within an
open hatchback outside
the KMI Building a
sign that was deemed in
violation of the city law.
When city officials told
him to put it back, the
code official reportedly
refused. He was docked
three days pay.
More extensive
modification to the city's
sign code will be con-
sidered at future public
hearings.
Email: ggiles@venicegondolier.com


any animal in there."
Wittmeier was un-
aware of the online
controversy and returned
the tiger to its Arcadia
home Sunday evening.
"We go to all extents to
keep the animals healthy
and happy," Wittmeier
said."We do the best we
can for these animals.
These activists are working
on the wrong end here.
If the animals could be
released, they would be."
Lions, Tigers and Bears
Inc. is at 9801 Northeast
Bahia Court, Arcadia.
For more information,
call 863-494-0054 or visit
LionsTigersandBears.
us.com
Email: kcool@venicegondolier.com


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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2013


Report: Naked man photographs self, scares dog owner


A Kansas man was
arrested for taking nude
photographs of himself at
the Venice Train Depot.
According to a Venice
Police Department report:
A woman was out walk-
ing her dog when the dog
led her to an area behind
an abandoned white
building at the rear of the
depot. She was startled
to see a fully naked white
male curled up in a ball
by a camera on a tripod.
When officers arrived
the man was standing
straight up fully naked with
his sexual organs exposed,
according to the report.
ThomasW. Muther, 63,
told officers he does this
for a hobby. Muther said
he tried to
Find models
to shoot but
was unable,
so he pho-
tographed
himself.
He later
MUTHERD admitted
he also took
nude photos at the main
bus stop location in plain
view of a public bicycle
path, park and waterway for
boaters.
Police arrested Muther
and charged him with
indecent exposure. Bond
was set at $500.

Boat theft
The Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office has arrested
two Lehigh Acres men
and a teenager for alleg-
edly stealing a boat and
trailer in Sarasota early
this morning following the
attempted theft of another
trailer just moments earlier
in Nokomis.
Deputies were looking
for an extended cab, white
Dodge Ram following the
initial theft attempt and
stopped it at McIntosh and
Sawyer Loop roads. The
investigation revealed that
after being scared off by the
owner on Palmetto Street,
the suspects proceeded to
steal a 30 foot Donzi boat
and trailer from a Nautilus
Drive home they had cased
before.
The sus-
pects, Steven
Miller, Sr.,
39, Dennis
Flint, 47, and
Steven Miller,
Jr., 16, are
charged with
MILLER, SR. two counts
each of
grand theft and one count


Law enforcement agen-
cies throughout Sarasota
County will participate
in the Drug Enforcement
Administration national
event to "take back"
and properly dispose of
prescription medication
on Saturday, April 27,
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office has per-
manent drop boxes at the
Criminal Justice Center, 2071
Ringling Blvd., Sarasota,
which is open 24 hours a
day, and the south county
office, 4531 State Road 776,
Venice, where the hours are
8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The Sarasota Police
Department, Venice Police
Department and North
Port Police Department
also have permanent drop
boxes in each of their lob-
bies and are participating
in Saturday's event as well.
Medication turn-in
is always anonymous.
Prescription and over-the-
counter solid dosage medi-
cations such as tablets and
capsules are accepted.
While all of these boxes
are available to the public
year-round, the agencies
participate in the national
take back initiative to
publicize the permanent
option for proper disposal.
This initiative addresses a
vital public safety and pub-
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of attempted grand theft.
Miller and Flint are also
charged with contribut-
ing to the
delinquency
of a minor
for including
Miller's son
in the crime.
Flint is also
charged
FLINT with pos-
FLINT session of
marijuana,
and Miller
faces an
additional
charge for
violating
probation.
Both men
MILLER, JR. have ex-
tensive and
violent criminal histories.

Court date caper
A Nokomis woman
drove a man's car to the
court building, then alleg-
edly stole it.
According to a Sarasota
County Sheriff's Office
report:
Brittany N. Dietzen,
24, used a man's vehicle
in January
to drive to
the South
County court
building,
but didn't
return it the
same day as
DIETZEN promised.
Her
boyfriend works with the
victim.
The car owner called
Dietzen several times but
she gave excuses and would
not return the vehicle.
The victim waited
three days before calling
authorities.
She was picked up Friday
on a warrant, and charged
with grant theft and crack
cocaine possession. Bond
was set at $5,000.

Impersonating
officers
The Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office wants
residents to be cautious
following a report that
a group of individu-
als impersonated law
enforcement officers in
north Sarasota.
A Sarasota couple
reported being pulled


over early Saturday
near 17th Street and
Dodge Avenue by a black
four-door sedan, pos-
sibly a Dodge Charger
or Chevrolet Impala,
with chrome rims and
a red and blue light bar
in the windshield. The
male victim was ordered
to get on the ground,
but when the female
victim was ordered out
of the car, she noticed
scratches and damage
to the front end and
remarked that it was not
a real police car. The
suspects fled.
The suspects are
described as three black
males in their 20s or 30s
wearing black shirts with
the word "Sheriff" on it,
black boots and black
pants. They had two
wooden stock shotguns
and a gold semi-auto-
matic handgun with a
black grip.
Anyone with informa-
tion on this crime, the
suspects involved or
the vehicle is encour-
aged to call Criminal
Investigations at 941-
861-4900, leave an
anonymous tip with
Crime Stoppers, 941-366-
TIPS (8477).

Venice Police
Department
arrests
Hernan Angelastapia,
45, 400 block Baynard
Drive, Venice. Charge:
driving while license
suspended or revoked.
Bond: $500.
Jie Han Mariska Lam,
26, 1000 block Elaine St.,
Venice. Charge: larceny.
Bond: $1,000.

Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office
arrests
Tracy Lee Howard,


are alarmingly high, as are
the number of accidental
poisonings and overdoses
due to these drugs. Studies
show that a majority of
abused prescription drugs
are obtained from fam-
ily and friends, including
from the home medicine
cabinet.


52, Plaza Mayor, Venice.
Charge: probation viola-
tion (original charge:
battery). Bond: $25,000.
David Michael Crowe,
23, 3200 block Siesta
Drive, Venice. Charge:
burglary, resisting an of-
ficer, probation violation.
Bond: $18,000.
John Robert
Eilermann, 25, 600
block King St., Nokomis.
Charge: uttering a forged
check. Bond: $50,000.
Thomas Allen
Winnings, 30, 200
block Washington Ave.,
Osprey. Charge: proba-
tion violation (original
charge: dealing in stolen
property, fraud). Bond:
none.
Jeffrey William
Wozniak, 51, 300 block
Plantation Road, Venice.
Charge: probation viola-
tion (original charge:
grand theft). Bond: none.
Devonna J. Patrick,
63, 1000 block Capri
Isles Blvd., Venice.
Charge: contempt
(original charge:
driving while license
suspended financial li-
ability violation). Bond:
$1,000.
Robert John Zellner,
47, 1200 block Venice
Ave., Venice. Charge:
loitering, resisting an
officer. Bond: $620.
Roberto Ramos, 50,
1300 block Queen Road,
Venice. Charge: domestic
battery. Bond: none.
James Richard Davis,
34, 300 block Seminole
Road, Venice. Charge:
contempt, probation vio-
lation (original charge:
driving while license
suspended or revoked,
petit larceny). Bond:
$11,000.
Ryan Burnett, 29,
600 block Guild Drive,
Venice. Charge: trespass-
ing, disorderly intoxica-
tion, resisting an officer.
$740.
Dustin Steven
Hartman, 24, 100 block
Avenida de Bahia,
Nokomis. Charge: proba-
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charge: burglary). Bond:
none.
James Richard
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Seminole Road, Venice.
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ing without a license
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Savas
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1900 block Tamiami Trail,
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Kathleen Anne
Hansen, 45, 900 block
Kathy Court, Venice.
Charge: larceny. Bond:
$1,500.
Ashley Mae
Martinson, 27, 2200
block Woodmere Road,
Venice. Charge: grand
theft. Bond: $1,500.

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Christopher Michael
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:WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2013


I OBITUARIES
Janet A. Beckish
Janet A. Beckish, dear,
sweet Janet A. Beckish, 70,
of Venice, Fla., formerly of
Milwaukee,
Wis., passed
away
Tuesday,
Bf April 9, 2013.
She was born
April 13,
1942.
She was
preceded in death by her
partner of 35 years, Sharlet
Brown; her parents, John
and Lorraine Beckish; and
her brother, Ron.
Survivors are daughter
Laurie (Steve) Eittreim;
sons Greg (Jody) and John
(Debbie) Brown; grandchil-
dren Amber Eittreim, Ann,
Maggie, Brandon and Corey
Brown; niece Suzanne
Zimmerman; nephews
Chris and Ron Beckish; and
several beloved cousins.
Janet was a gentle,
loving person with a kind
and generous heart. Her
wonderful sense of wit
and humor was ever pres-
ent until her passing. She
is loved by many and will
be greatly missed.
Services: Services will
be held at 1 p.m. Sunday,
May 5, 2013, at Unity
Church ofVenice, in Venice,
where Janet was an active
member. A barbecue and
celebration are to follow.

Irene W. Blair
Irene W. Blair, 87, of
Venice, Fla., passed away
Friday, April 12, 2013, at
Summit of Venice.
Previously residing in


Bloomall, Pa., she was
an avid homemaker and
raised her three children.
Following her retirement
from Overbrook Country
Club as a hostess for more
than 30 years, she and
her husband of 58 years,
Alexander E Blair, moved
to Venice. She loved Venice
beaches, the South Jetty,
her yard and flowers and
being with family and
friends. She will be lovingly
missed and remembered
always.
Irene was preceded in
death by her husband,
Alexander.
Survivors include her
daughter, Bobbie (Michael)
George, of Venice, son,
Alexander E (Sandra)
Blair Jr., of Lebanon, N.J.;
brother, Harold (Jeanna)
Wilson, of Ewa Beach,
Hawaii; six grandchildren;
and nine great-grandchil-
dren. She also leaves her
dearest friend, Mary Riley,
of Surf City, N.J.
Services: A private
family service is planned.
Kays-Ponger Uselton
Funeral Home is handling
arrangements.
Contributions:
Memorial donations
may be made to Tidewell
Hospice of Venice.

Louise T. Dulick
Louise Theresa Dulick,
91, of Venice, Fla., for-
merly of
Cleveland,
Ohio, died
Sunday,
April 21,
2013.
Mrs.
Dulick


was born Aug. 28, 1921,
in Youngstown, Ohio.
On June 5, 1941, she
married Steve Dulick in
Youngstown. Louise and
Steve were married for
69 years.
Louise was a home-
maker, and raised six
children. She was a
member of Epiphany
Cathedral. She is sur-
vived by her sons, Paul
(Pat), Nick and Glenn
(Dianne); daughters,
Linda (John) Reiland and
Susan Shkrab; grandsons,
Matthew, Nathan, Justin
and Joshua; granddaugh-
ter Danielle; and step-
grandchildren, Nicole,
Angela and Jessica. Mrs.
Dulick was preceded in
death by her husband,
Steve, and son Gary.
Services: Visitation will
be held from 6 to 8 p.m.
Wednesday, April 24,
2013, at Kays-Ponger
& Uselton Funeral
Home and Cremation
Services, Venice Chapel.
A celebration of her life
will be held at 11 a.m.
Thursday, April 25,
2013, at Kays-Ponger &
Uselton Funeral Home
and Cremation Services,
Venice Chapel. Burial
will follow at 1:30 p.m.
Thursday April 25, 2013,
at Sarasota National
Cemetery, Sarasota.
Kays-Ponger & Uselton
Funeral Home and
Cremation Services,
Venice Chapel, is in
charge of arrangements.
To send condolences,
visit Kays-Ponger.com.
Contributions: In lieu
of flowers, memorial


donations may be made
to Tidewell Hospice, 5955
Rand Blvd., Sarasota, FL
34238.

Joan H. Hutchins
Joan Hance Hutchins,
69, of Venice, Fla., passed
away
Thursday,
April 11,
2013, in
Glen Burnie,
Md.
She is sur-
vived by her
husband,
Charles Reid Hutchins;
sons, Michael C. Hutchins
and Stephen R. (Mary)
Hutchins; grandchildren,
Justin M. Hutchins, David
J. Hutchins and Megan M.
Hutchins; and a great-
granddaughter, McKenna
L. Montgomery.
Also surviving are her
mother, Mildred Hance
Stinchcomb; and a sister,
Janet Summerville.
Services: A celebration
of Joan's life will be held
11 a.m. Thursday, May 2,
2013, at American Legion
No-Vel Post 159, 1770
E. Venice Ave., Venice.
Arrangements are by
Rausch Funeral Home,
8325 Mount Harmony
Lane, Owings, Md.
For information or to
leave condolences, visit
RauschFuneralHomes.
com.

Raymond E.
Morrison Jr.
Raymond Edward
Morrison Jr., 50, of Venice,
Fla., went to be with his


Lord and Savior Friday,
April 5, 2013, surrounded
by family and friends.
Ray was born
11 .. July 9, 1962, in
.", :. Albany, N.Y. He
lived in East
Greenbush, N.Y.
until he went in the Army.
When he was honor-
ably discharged, he
moved to Venice, Fla.,
and started Ray's Towing
and Recovery. "Tow Truck
Ray" enjoyed helping
people and fixing their
problems. He also oper-
ated heavy equipment for
years before accepting
the Lord into his life.
He was most passionate
about being an associate
pastor.
Surviving family
members include his
wife, Patricia Morrison,
of Venice; sons, Jason
Waters and Raymond
Morrison III, both of
Venice; three grandchil-
dren, Epiphany Waters,
Skyla Rae Waters and
Jaiden Morrison, all of
Venice; three broth-
ers, Zig Herholz of
Egdewater, Fla., Edward
Herholz of Venice, and
Kenneth (Bink) Herholz
of Nokomis, Fla.; seven
nieces; three nephews;
and 16 great-nieces and


great-nephews.
In addition to his
parents, he was preceded
in death by his brother,
Tommy Herholz, and
his stepson, Phillip
Battersby.
Services: A memo-
rial service will be held
at 11:30 a.m. Friday,
April 26, 2013, at Sarasota
National Cemetery,
Sarasota, Fla. We will
have a Celebration of
Life Party following the
service at the North
Jetty Beach, Nokomis,
Fla. Ewing Funeral
Home is in charge of
arrangements.
Contributions:
Memorial donations, if
desired, may be made to
Tidewell Hospice House
of Venice.


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Furniture store recognized for fast growth


By ROGER BUTTON
BUSINESS EDITOR

People always look
for a good deal and the
business making that
possible. Some business
owners look at hard
times as a way to grow.
'Adversity creates
opportunity," said Mark
Richmond, who with his
wife, Stephany, own The
Furniture Warehouse,
7155 16th Street West,
Bradenton.
Admitting it has been
very tough in Southwest
Florida, they said be-
cause of the brand they
offer, they continued to
grow while competitors
failed. They even opened
a new store last year in
Ellenton.
Both graduates of
the University of South
Florida, they started their
business 25 years ago
and this year, for the first


time, their business was
recognized for its success
as one of Florida's fastest
growing USF alumni-
owned businesses.
Richmond met his wife
when they were study-
ing at the USF Business
College. They both ob-
tained business degrees,
she in accounting and he
in marketing. With these
excellent grades, they
founded their business in
1988, opening the store
in Sarasota.
In the following year,
they opened the store
in Venice, followed by
stores in Bradenton, Port
Charlotte and Ellenton.
Their son Morgan
graduated USF with an
accounting degree, then
joined the company
to become the second
generation to take the
company to the next
level. The company's
growth has resulted in


providing employment
for 100 people.
More than 300 nomi-
nations were received
for the USF 2013 Fast
56 awards. Entrants are
ranked by percentage
of cumulative an-
nual growth in sales or
revenue from January 1,
2010 to August 31, 2013.
Business must be owned
or operated by a former
USF student and have
revenues of at least
$250,000 for the most
recent 12-month period.
They also must have
been in operation for a
minimum of 36 months.
CPA firm, Ernst &
Young, receives the
information and
tabulates the results.
The other local
recipient was the
4-generation owned
insurance agency, Key
Agency, Inc., founded in
1952 by George Dignam.


PHOTO PROVIDED


Mark and Stephany Richmond celebrate the opening of their Ellenton store.


Joined by his son, Tom,
in 1962, they built their
first office on Manasota
Key and ten years ago
moved to McCall Road
in Englewood and now


have offices in Boca
Grande and North Port.
Annually, the
Dignam family donates
thousands of dollars to
various not-for-profit


groups, supporting edu-
cation, youth and
adult sports, the arts,
environmental causes
and assists the neediest
individuals.


Quick Draw Quality Pawn opens


Scotty and Jay Quick
with Bob Calcorzi have
opened their high end
pawn and gun shop,
Quick Draw Quality
Pawn, at 201 U.S. 41
Bypass South next to
the Shell Station. They
specialize in jewelry,
electronics, art, silver,
gold, diamonds and
guns.
Collectors' items
include a postcard signed
byWWII Red Baron Ace,
Baron Von Richtofen, a
Roy Jones Jr. boxing glove
and a Tiger Woods signed
golf ball. They have
custom firearms, remote
controlled helicopter,
boats and planes.
Scott Quick grew up
in the Cayman Islands
and graduated in 2002
as a commercial pilot
with no opportunities to
fly so he chose to race
motorcycles for 10 years


at Daytona Professional
Superbike and race
tracks across the country.
In 2009, he opened a
gun shop in Sarasota and
decided to expand by
acquiring this location,
which had operated for
15 years and required
renovation. Calcorzi
had owned a Sarasota
pawn shop for 10 years.
The store is open
from 10 a.m. Monday
to Saturday. Call
1-800-729-6276.

False Rumor
"I am not closing my
restaurants contrary to
rumors circulating and it
never was my intention,"
said Tom Carney, owner
of Pineapple's Island
Grill, 133 South Tamiami
Trail, and TJ Carney's,
231 West Venice Avenue.
Both locations have
had an absolutely good
season in 2013.
Now in its 15th year, TJ
Carney's is to be com-
pletely renovated this
summer and while this
job is done, it likely may
be closed for two months
starting July 1. Customers
are invited to enjoy
Pineapples during this


short period. Top enter-
tainer Ken McBride with
popular bands continues
entertaining diners at
both restaurants.

Chalk Art Show
Bring your own chalk
to enter the 4th Annual
Venice Chalk Art Festival
at Venice Farmer's
Market and Centennial
Park from 8 a.m. to
11 a.m. on Saturday
May 11, with judging at
11 a.m. Entry $5 youth
or adult, groups $10
and professionals $15
each. For details, call
941-485-7136.

Brew Bash
Coming
Sample more than 80
different brews, includ-
ing 15 brands never
been sampled before in
this area, while enjoying
great music and more at
Venice Brew Bash II -
Import and Craft Beer
Festival. Around 2,000
people are expected at
the event on Saturday,
May 25, from 4 pm to
8 pm on West Miami
Avenue.
This festival is for


everyone from the beer
aficionados and beer
lovers to the casual beer
drinker. Proceeds benefit
the non-profit Venice
MainStreet Inc., which is
dedicated to enhancing
the community qual-
ity of life by preserving,
protecting, and promot-
ing historic Downtown
Venice. For sponsorship
and details, call 941-
484-6722 or visit www.
VeniceBrewBash.com.

5th Year Award
Scott Pinkerton
CFP CIMA, Managing
Director and Investment
Officer of the Venice
branch of Wells Fargo
Advisors, LLC, was
ranked 56th in the
state of Florida among
Barron's Top 1,000
Financial Advisors for
2013. This was his 5th
year in a row being
ranked.

Paint It Forward
Do you know of a de-
serving Mom who would
welcome having the exte-
rior of her home painted
but cannot afford to
do it herself? Steve and


April Burnett of Burnett
Painting have a Paint
It Forward for Mother's
Day program and invite
nominations by email of
her story and photos to
steve@burnettpainting.
com. Closing date is
May 3 when entries will
be reviewed and a win-
ner chosen.

Renovation
Seems there may be
some revivals following
the recent closures ... a
reader emails that a new
sign has gone up at the
Marker 4 Restaurant:
"Coming soon the New
Marker 4 Restaurant,
under renovation & new
management" The sign
has changed at Anita's
Restaurant in Nokomis,
announcing, "Sorry
closed for renovations."

Fishman's Award
In Beverly Hills, Calif.,
C.J. Fishman accepted
the award, Dealer of the
Year, the highest honor
bestowed by Nissco RDG,
a restaurant equipment
dealer organization with
130 dealer members
throughout the United


States. Fishman &
Associates, Inc. of East
Tampa Avenue are the
independent com-
mercial kitchen design
and equipment sales
company that works with
clients in Florida and
across the country. Call
941-484-8800.

New Chief
Nokomis resident
Robin Rose, M.A., PhD
(ABD), is the new ex-
ecutive director of Girls
Incorporated of Sarasota
County. With an exten-
sive career in market-
ing, training, program
direction and executive
leadership, Rose worked
in Tampa as CEO of the
non-profit, Frameworks
ofTampaBay Inc. since
2009. Call 941-366-6646.

Editor's note: Service
and product information
in this column should not
be taken as an endorse-
ment of the business.

Send your news of a
news business opening,
an expansion, a reloca-
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Norma Jeans renovates, upgrades, expands


By ROGER BUTTON
BUSINEWS COLUMNIST

The popularity of spe-
cial burgers from a small
ma and pa restaurant
on West Tampa Avenue
that opened around
25 years ago has grown
into two, large, 150-seat
restaurants and is soon
to expand into Sarasota.
Norma Jeans Sports
Bars & Grills are still
family run restaurants
by Barry Lucibello Sr.,
Barry Lucibello Jr. and
brother-in-law Richard
Lucibello. More than
eight years ago, Lucibello
Sr. acquired the original
restaurant and had to
move locations, choosing
1635 U.S. 41 Bypass South
across from Stein Mart.
The name Norma
Jeans, promoting the sig-
nature burgers, encour-
aged former customers
to the new location in
the Jacaranda Plaza. With
the same original menu
since it started on the
island, the business has
expanded to include dif-
ferent specials, including
a Friday fish fry, a Sunday
prime rib and Tuesday
wing nights.
"We're not just a burger


place as we serve a full
selection with appetizers,
wraps, nachos, soups,
Idaho chips, wings,
salads, Norma Jean's
hamburgers and veggie
burgers," Lucibello Sr.
said. "Meat is picked
up daily from Herman's
Meat Market as it has
been since the restaurant
opened 25 years ago."
A strip mall, the plaza
on U.S. 41 Bypass, had
not been upgraded for
several years and needed
attention. In August
of 2007, Benderson
Development Company
purchased the plaza for
$5.5 million and an-
nounced plans for a
complete revamp.
The recession de-
veloped so the plaza
remained the same and
lost a number of smaller
tenants, including
Denny's restaurant,
which closed in 2008 and
K-Mart, which closed in
November of 2009.
Almost three years ago,
Lucibello Sr. decided it was
time to enlarge and reno-
vate the Venice location.
Reconstruction involved
growing into an adjoin-
ing former beauty salon,
meaning Norma Jeans had


to close for two months.
Acquiring an empty
former restaurant a few
miles south, he promptly
announced expansion to
Englewood. The second
Norma Jeans Sports Bar
& Grill, 1859 Englewood
Road in Lemon Bay
Plaza, managed by
Lucibello's brother-in-
law, is a mirror image of
the Venice location.
Larger with new
facilities, it caters to 150
diners with inside and
outside seating.
Renovations com-
pleted, the Venice
location reopened with
same intimate, customer-
friendly, original model,
but larger with dining for
150. Customers get all
the major sports cover-
age from the 30 large flat
screen televisions. The
sports long bar has seat-
ing with 20 bar stools and
each booth has a small
television that can be
programmed individually.
Recently, the mall
owners repaved the
parking lot introduc-
ing landscaping and
provided patio paving.
Further, recently com-
pleted enhancements to
the restaurant include


SUN PHOTO BY ROGER BUTTON
Barry Lucibello Jr. holds the house signature burger and fries with pickle while standing with
Barry Lucibello Sr., owner of Norma Jeans Sports Bar & Grill at 1635 U.S. 41 Bypass South.


seating for 45 diners with
large television screens
on the outdoor covered,
tiled patio surrounded
by a metal railing with
retractable drop sun
screens and colorful
Florida landscaping.
"Now we have all the
sporting events; we
accommodate everyone,
families, seniors and then
later in the evenings, our
services attract younger


diners," said Lucibello Sr.
"It is a full blown sports
bar with a nice atmo-
sphere and more than
12 Sunday games.
Next is the expansion
to Sarasota, opening a
Norma Jeans in the Town
Center on Fruitville Road
near the 1-75 inter-
change. The total build-
out has started for two
units with an outdoor
patio all on a similar


format duplicated in
Venice and Englewood.
Barry Lucibello Jr. will
operate the restaurant,
seating 150 diners and
opening in the middle of
June.
Each location is a sepa-
rate entity, said Lucibello
Sr. who has 30 employees
between the two loca-
tions and expects to
employ another 20 in
Sarasota.




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YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the
Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office seized the described
property on February 8, 2013 in Saraso-
ta County, Florida. A forfeiture com-
plaint has been filed in the Circuit Court,
Twelfth Judicial Circuit, in and for Sara-
sota County, Florida, being case no.
2013-CA-2683-NC for the purpose of
obtaining a final order of forfeiture as to
the above described property upon pro-
ducing due proof that same was used in
violation of Florida laws dealing with con-
traband, pursuant to the Florida Contra-
band Forfeiture Act, Sections 932.701-
707, Florida Statutes.
PATRICK DUG-
GAN, ESQUIRE Assistant Gen-
eral Counsel
Sarasota County Sheriff's Office
Post Office Box 4115
Sarasota, Florida 34230
(Telephone (941) 861-4058; 861-5800
Publish: April 24, May 1, 2013

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
PROCEEDINGS
To: All Persons or entities having or
claiming to have any right, title, or inter-
est in the following property:
One
2001 Nissan
VIN# IN6DD21S51C330215
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the
Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office seized the described
property on February 13, 2013 in Sara-
sota County, Florida. A forfeiture com-
plaint has been filed in the Circuit Court,
Twelfth Judicial Circuit, in and for Sara-
sota County, Florida, being case no.
2013-CA-2685-NC for the purpose of
obtaining a final order of forfeiture as to
the above described property upon pro-
ducing due proof that same was used in
violation of Florida laws dealing with con-
traband, pursuant to the Florida Contra-
band Forfeiture Act, Sections 932.701-
707, Florida Statutes.
PATRICK DUG-
GAN, ESQUIRE Assistant Gen-
eral Counsel
Sarasota County Sheriff's Office
Post Office Box 4115
Sarasota, Florida 34230


NOTICE OF ACTION

:16

(Telephone (941) 861-4058; 861-5800
Publish: April 17, 24, 2013

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
PROCEEDINGS
To: All Persons or entities having or
claiming to have any right, title, or inter-
est in the following property:
One
2002 Chevrolet
VIN# 1G1JC524027208584
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the
Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office seized the described
property on February 11, 2013 in Sara-
sota County, Florida. A forfeiture com-
plaint has been filed in the Circuit Court,
Twelfth Judicial Circult, in and for Sara-
sota County, Florida, being case no.
2013-CA-2760-NC for the purpose of
obtaining a final order of forfeiture as to
the above described property upon pro-
ducing due proof that same was used in
violation of Florida laws dealing with con-
traband, pursuant to the Florida Contra-
band Forfeiture Act, Sections 932.701-
707, Florida Statutes.
PATRICK DUG-
GAN, ESQUIRE Assistant Gen-
eral Counsel
Sarasota County Sheriff's Office
Post Office Box 4115
Sarasota, Florida 34230
(Telephone (941) 861-4058; 861-5800
Publish: April 17, 24, 2013

NOTICE OF ACTION
BEFORE THE BOARD OF
NURSING
IN RE: The license to practice nursing of
Akilah C. Butler C.N.A.
1716 Tarpon Ave
Sarasota, Florida 34234
CASE NO.: 2012-15788
LICENSE NO.: CNA 165815
The Department of Health has filed an
Administrative Complaint against you, a
copy of which may be obtained by con-


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acting, Lucy Schneider, Assistant Gener-
al Counsel, Prosecution Services Unit,
4052 Bald Cypress Way, Bin #C65, Talla-
hassee Florida 32399-3265, (850) 245-
4444.
If no contact has been made by you con-
cerning the above by June 5, 2013, the
matter of the Administrative Complaint
will be presented at an ensuing meeting
of the Board of Nursing in formal pro-
ceeding.
In accordance with the Americans with
Disabilities Act, persons needing a spe-
cial accommodation to participate in this
proceeding should contact the individual
or agency sending this notice not later
than seven days prior to the proceeding
at the address given on the notice. Tele-
phone: (850) 245-4444, 1-800-955-
8771(TDD) or 1-800-955-8770(V), via
Florida Relay Service.
Publish: April 24, May 1, 8, 15, 2013

NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
DON SHRYORK
Deceased,
File No. 2013-CP-1109-SC
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of DON
SHRYORK, deceased, whose date of
death was January 22, 2013; File
Number 2013-CP-1109-SC, is pend-
ing in the Circuit Court for SARASOTA
County, Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which is 4000 South Tami-
ami Trail, Venice, Florida 34293.
The names and addresses of the person-
al representative and the personal repre-
sentative's attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and other
persons having claims or demands


NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
Notice is hereby given that the under-
signed will sell, to satisfy lien of the
owner, at public sale by competitive bid-
ding on MAy 8, 2013 at 4:30pm at the
Extra Space Storage facility located at:
225 N Tamlaml Trail Nokomis, FL 34275,
941-486-1779.
The personal goods stored therein by the
following may included, but are not limit-
ed to general household, furniture,
boxes, clothes and appliances.
Jesse Teneyck
Unit #443 HHG
Purchases must be made with cash and
paid at the time of sale. All goods are
sold as is and must by removed at the
time of purchase. Extra Space Storage
reserves the right to bid. Sale is subject
to adjournment.
Publish: April 24, 2013

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TO PLACE YOUR LEGAL
NOTICE, CALL STACY
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SMCINTOSH@SUN-
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fax (941)-485-3036

Public Notice
Stored/Abandoned
Sea Ray Boat
Located at Frednrick Drive, Venice, FL
34292
Track 409, No. Venice Farms
Must be removed by owner-immediately
or will be disposed of.
CONTACT: T. Raftery
617-306-3855
Publish: April 10, 17, 24, 2013


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 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 INSEC-
TION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PRO-
BATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERI-
OD 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 April 24, 2013
Personal Representtive:
BETSY KASTAK
P.O. Box 725
Worth, IL 60482
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
Mark W. Mazzeo
E-mail:
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Florida Bar No. 119350
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Notice Under Fictitious
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Section 865.09, Florida
Statutes
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, desiring to
engage in business under the
fictitious name of Godfrey
REmodeling & Repair located
at 1435 E. Venice Ave #104-
124 located in the County of
Sarasota, in the City of Venice,
FL 34285, intends to register
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Department of State, Tallahas-
see, Florida.
Dated at Venice, Florida, this
19th day of April, 2013.
Godfrey Enterprises, LLC
Publish: April 24, 2013
Public Notice
A neighborhood workshop will be held to
discuss a proposed Site & Development
Plan for a 1.1 +/- acre parcel at US41
Bypass between Laurel Ave. and Groveland
Ave., Venice, Fl. This is not a public hear-
ing. The purpose of the workshop is to
inform the neighboring residents of the
nature of the project, to solicit suggestions
and comments, and discuss the proposed
concept plan.
The workshop will be held on Monday June
3, 2013, at 5:30 PM, at Venice City Hall,
Community Hall, 401 W. Venice Ave, Venice,
FL.
Publish: April 24, 2013

NOTICE OF ACTION

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PROCEEDINGS
To: All Persons or entities having or
claiming to have any right, title, or inter-
est in the following property:
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TEXTING
FROM PAGE 1
girls and one adult woman,
all who were too busy
texting to pay attention
behind the wheel of their
2-ton weapons."
Holder said the statis-
tics speak for themselves,
making the new law a
"no-brainer."


REEF
FROM PAGE 1
"We should know in
July," Debruler said of
the county garnering the
grant among all the other
grant requests filed by
the various counties and
other jurisdictions along
Florida's Gulf Coast.
The Capt. Jeff Steele
Memorial Reef is now


HEITEL
FROM PAGE 1
"During the time we
were over there, Syria
attacked Lebanon. We
went off the coast in the
Independence for 55 days
straight," he said. "This
was in the early 1970s.
"Probably the most
exciting thing that
happened to me during
my tour in the Med was
ejecting from my air-
plane," the former avia-
tor said. "I was having
trouble with the engine
in my airplane. The plane
wanted to go swimming
and I didn't want to."
Heitel was in the
process of setting his
A-4 on the deck of the
Independence when the
incident happened.
"The carrier was mov-
ing along about 30 knots. I
(had an) ejection seat and
that allowed me to get
out of my plane. I pulled
the ejection handle and
automatically flew out of
my A-4. I escaped with
only minor back injuries,


"Distracted driving
creates 1.6 million ac-
cidents and about 330,000
injuries every year," he said.
"Passing this law will allow
the (Florida) Highway Patrol
to include texting on their
citations up until now
not a requirement to
more accurately show it as a
direct cause of accidents."
According to the National
Safety Council, texting while
driving causes 25 percent of

made up of the remnants
of cement culverts and a
sunken 110-foot barge.
If Charlotte County
receives its share of
RESTORE funding,
Debruler said the county
will add limestone blocks
of varying sizes to the
reef. Limestone, he said,
is more natural and less
acidic than concrete,
imitating natural lime-
stone outcroppings and
reefs found in the Gulf.

no big problem," he said.
"When my A-4
splashed there was a
helicopter right next to
the ship. They were there
in about two minutes. I
didn't spend a lot of time
in the water."
While on that deploy-
ment his squadron lost
four airplanes total. Two
were lost on takeoff, one
was lost while flying and
the other was Heitel's.
When he returned to
the states after almost a
year's deployment in the
Mediterranean, Heitel
was stationed in Buford,
S.C., as a member of the
Marine squadron there.
He served his last year
in the Corps as assistant


all traffic accidents. Studies
conducted by the National
Highway Traffic Safety
Administration conclude
a texting driver is 23 times
more likely to cause a crash
than one who is not, and
driving while texting is six
times more dangerous than
driving drunk.
Detert added the bill's
passage has been delayed
for years due to obstruc-
tionist efforts by former

Artificial reefs start
attracting fish and other
sea life almost immedi-
ately. The Jeff Steele reef
was first created in 2008.
The sunken barge was
added in 2009.
"Baitfish are always look-
ing for vertical structures,"
Debruler said. "(Natural
outcroppings and reefs)
parallel the coast but are
few and far between."
On the Jeff Steel reef,
anglers and divers report

safety officer and nuclear
officer of his A-4 attack
squadron.
Heitel retired after five
years as a captain.
He and his wife, Susan,
moved to Venice and es-
tablished Heitel's Jewelry
on West Venice Avenue 38
years ago. They have two
children: Jennifer, who's
working on her master's
degree in public health,
and Matthew, an archi-
tect in Switzerland.
If you have a war story
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has one, email Don
Moore at donmoore39@
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at 941-426-2120. For
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speaker of the house Dean
Cannon, R-Winter Park.
"For the last two years,
speaker Cannon has not
allowed that bill to be
heard in any committee,
because he was against it,"
she said, adding Cannon's
opposition came from a
belief in less government,
seeing the bill as an affront
to one's personal freedom.
The bill gained traction
when Cannon recently

numerous schools of
baitfish, red and gag
grouper among the
cement culverts. The
sunken barge is attract-
ing mangrove snapper


stepped down as House
speaker and was replaced
by Will Weatherford,
R-Wesley Chapel.
Surprisingly, Florida
is one of only five states
- which also include
South Carolina, Montana,
South Dakota and Hawaii
- that currently put no
restrictions whatsoever on
texting drivers. Floridians,
however, have made their
voices heard. Recent polls

and Goliath grouper.
Charlotte County
has eight artificial reefs
in place. The coordi-
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posted on the Natural


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taken by the University of
Florida and AAA revealed
more than 90 percent of
Florida residents surveyed
support a ban on texting
while driving.
"We have 11 teenagers
a day that die from texting
while driving," Detert said.
"If you're texting while
driving and you're looking
down for five seconds,
you could've traveled the
length of a football field."

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or more than 100 years, Florida
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public records, such as meeting min-
utes and court documents.
Over the years, though, the
Legislature has repeatedly chipped
away at the integrity of the Sunshine
Law by passing laws creating
exemptions.
Some exemptions are appropriate
and defensible. For example, home
phone numbers and addresses of
public safety officials, prosecutors
and judges are exempt. With the tragic
rash of killing of district attorneys,
prosecutors and prison officials in
Texas and Colorado, it's easy to see
why their personal information
should be protected.
Likewise, information about


patients receiving treatment at public
hospitals is exempt.
Other exemptions are self-serving,
such as multiple exemptions the
Legislature has granted itself over
the years. Even when exemptions
aren't created by the Legislature, such
as lobbyist disclosure regulations,
enforcement is weak or nonexistent
- enabling the $127 million-a-year
lobbying industry to darkly dabble in
policy- and law-making.
One more exemption would be
added to more than 200 already on
the books if a pair of bills working
their way through the Legislature
are passed and signed by Gov. Rick
Scott. The proposed exemption would
apply to email addresses of all reg-
istered voters and voter registration
applicants.
The Senate version of the measure
may be passed as early as Thursday.
We join with the First Amendment
Foundation and the Florida Society of


Newspaper Editors who have urged
the Legislature abandon or modify
this unnecessary exemption.
In a letter to Senate President Dan
Gaetz, FAF President Barbara Peterson
objected that the exemption "applies
to the email addresses of all registered
voters ... and would exempt from
disclosure the email addresses of all
public officials ... as well as the email
addresses of all government employ-
ees who are registered voters or voter
registrant applicants. If this exemp-
tion is allowed to pass, we will not be
able to see who our public officials are
communicating with, virtually shut-
ting down any opportunity for public
oversight and accountability."
Peterson sent a similar letter to
House Speaker Will Weatherford
regarding the House version of the
proposed bill.
The email address issue is de-
pendent on the passage of another
measure requiring a redesign of the


voter application that would allow
voters to receive sample ballots by
email. Currently, email addresses are
not part of voter registration records
and no state law requires a would-be
voter to have an email address or a
phone number.
While the redesign is billed as a pa-
perwork reduction measure, Peterson
said the email address exemption will
create a "bureaucratic nightmare" by
requiring the redaction of email ad-
dresses from public records requests.
We have no problem if voters want
to receive sample ballots by email, but
the unintended consequences created
by the email exemption negates any
unquantified savings or efficiencies
produced by the application redesign.
It also highlights a flaw in the
Sunshine Law that makes it much too
easy for the Legislature to undermine
the public's right to know what their
government and elected officials are
up to.


I wonder: Do kids feel


safe in today's world?


The recent attack in Boston
reminds us yet again that
America is no longer insulated
from actions of those who
intend to do us harm.
Random acts of violence in
which an individual snaps out of
reality is one situation; planned
attacks on American soil are an-
other. Does this type of behavior
by radical-thinking people
mean that we are no longer the
United States that commanded
respect when a member of our
diplomatic entourage landed in
another country?
Do we not have the edge over
these radicals as we did in the
past? Do they not fear retaliation,
or do they not care?
I remember growing up
and listening to the adults talk
whenever there was crisis in our
world. They spoke with pride and
resolve about how if such-and-
such ever happened here, we
would make a parking lot out of
whatever country was involved.
I don't remember the adults
saying, "I bet this sanction or that
sanction will put an end" to what-
ever the problem was. As a coun-
try, we carried a certain amount of
confidence in our ability to swiftly
end a problem; in other words, we
had an arrogance about us that
caused world leaders to hesitate to
provoke us with words, much less
than with attacks.
Our nation's people were
tough-minded, strong-willed
and quick to get behind our
leaders in times of potential cri-
sis. Often, just a few words from
our president sent chills into the
hearts of those who opposed us.
It was comforting to hear that
we could place a guided missile


within 10 feet of a target at will. I
remember our country had to fire
some missiles into some radicals'
backyards on an occasion or two.
As I heard those things in my
childhood years, I felt the pride
that comes with knowing our
country would not be intimidated.
It's a great feeling to have as a
child.
Today, I wonder why that
feeling has gone away. I won-
der, "Do my children feel as safe
as I did in the USA as the world
seemed to be in turmoil?"
I have to think that at some
level events such as the Boston
bombing have to be alarming to
them in ways we can't imagine.
Our kids must have some fear. I
know I do, but it's of a different
nature than those of children.
It's been nine or 10 days, and
all I hear is talk about how we
will get to the bottom of this
and do whatever it takes to
bring those to justice.
How we will root out those who
create evil in our world and bring
them to justice? How as Americans
can we feel the loss, then be
determined that events like these
should never be forgotten and that
we will be stronger because of it?
I see Americans singing
together at ball games, lifting our
spirits and showing unity I see
slogans coming from the affected
area, giving us hope. I hear or read
news reports on individuals doing
heroic acts to make us feel better.
The fact is all of this fantastic
and makes us many things as a
country. I certainly don't disquali-
fy any of these as healing meth-
ods and imagine e consider this
politically correct behavior.
In all the past incidents
involving the United States or
its citizens, I remember waking
up the next day and hearing not
only about an incident but also
hearing about how our nation
handled it. We did not spend
days talking about the incident
and what we were going to do;
we spent days feeling the pain of
the incident and talking about
our response and how proud we
were to have leaders that led.
Tim Smolarick is publisher of
the Gondolier Sun.


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SHOULD THE CITY OF VENICE TURN OVER POLICE DISPATCH TO SARASOTA COUNTY? CALL
US AT 941-207-1111.


Why? I rode by the RaceTrac
gas station on my way to
St. Pete. The gas there was
$3.62. Race Track in St. Pete
was $3.37. I'm not a math-
ematician, but I believe that's
25 cents a gallon more in
Venice than in St. Pete.
Leave earlier. About bridge
openings on the Intracoastal
Waterway: The interstate high-
way system does accommodate
sailboats when it crosses the
Intracoastal Waterway. And
very clearly, if you're going
south over the Peace River or
over Charlotte Harbor, there's a
good bit of clearance on those
interstate bridges and that is
the height requirement. If you
cannot meet that, you have
to have an opening bridge.
To even suggest closing the
Intracoastal Waterway during
daylight hours to accommodate
the convenience of drivers on
the road that are affected by the
open bridges is an absolutely
selfish, ludicrous statement. I
cannot even believe that any-
one with any logic is coming to
that conclusion. Also, the quote
that we spend $1 million a year
manning the three bridges in
Venice I would like to know
where that figure comes from
because it could not even be
close to that. The Intracoastal
Waterway was a federal thing
that was designed to allow safe
navigation of the east coast of
the United States, and there are
very few spots that are not cov-
ered by it. So, if we're going to
close the Intracoastal Waterway,
should we throw in the Venetian
Waterway as well? This is
coming from retirees who have
nothing really on their schedule
that couldn't accommodate by
leaving a little early just in case
the bridge goes up.
Bond? No bond. In answer
to the question, should the
city of Venice float a bond to
pay for a North Venice sports
complex? Absolutely not.
Broken charter. I was at
the city council meeting on
April 9 and I heard one council
member ask another council
member, Bob Daniels, how he


Let 'em


Have It


could go against the city charter
and micromanage. The mayor
jumped in and then the new
lawyer for the city read the
charter. It was basically wrong of
Bob Daniels to go ahead and do
what he did. He broke the city
charter and basically admitted
it to everybody that was there
at the meeting. There was no
action taken by anyone, by the
mayor or anyone else who heard
him make the statement. What
is the punishment for breaking
the city charter? Is it up to our
mayor to be the one to put some
type of fine on someone who
breaks the city charter? If there's
no recourse, everyone can break
the city charter. This needs to be
looked into.
Maybe it's you. I am ap-
palled that someone would
shoot fireworks at a rookery
because the birds are dirty.
Some don't want the bridge
opening because it slows up
traffic. The planes are too
noisy. The solution: Don't live
here. Pick your homesite more
carefully. Chestnut Creek's
residents reside very peacefully
with a rookery right in the
middle. When the bridge goes
up, turn off your motor and
enjoy the view. This is Venice,
and this is how we are.


Prefers kids. A letter writer
thinks our government is run
by children. I'd rather have
them than a war monger.
Closed off. Once again, I
must object to the closing of
the Nokomis Beach Pavilion to
a private party. This seems to
be an annual thing. Someone
in the parks department is
pandering to the Casey Key
Homeowners Association by
allowing them to take over the
beach pavilion for their private
party. By doing this, they limit
access to the beach into the
restrooms. This occurred on
April 7, which is probably one
of the biggest Sundays of the
year, with the Easter holiday
and schools being closed. I
don't understand why this is
allowed to continue. Many
dollars were spent by taxpayers
to redo this pavilion two years
ago and now once a year there's
exclusive right of the Casey
Key Homeowners Association
to commandeer it for the day.
What is particularly galling is
that approximately a mile down
the road on the same side of jet-
ties is a pavilion that was built
for the purpose of accommo-
dating private parties. The parks
department is not doing the
right thing by allowing someone
to take over the park and shut it
down to the rest of the public.
Editor's Note: The Nokomis
Beach Pavilion, like a number
of county-run facilities, is
available for private functions.
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This year, we Relay for Sue Lord


TRINA
AKER
GUEST COLUMNIST
"I have cancer"
I couldn't believe my
ears. Sue Lord, the smiling
face of the Venice Relay,
the event chair who last
year led us from #10 to #5
in the state, had cancer.
My first thought was,
"It's not fair" but then,
there is nothing about
this disease that is fair. It
is no respecter of race or
gender, or even of how
many volunteer hours a
person has donated to
the fight against cancer!
Sue began volunteer-
ing for the American
Cancer Society in 1999.
Since that time, she has
been a goodwill ambas-
sador for the American
Cancer Society. She has
been team captain for
the Pelican Pointe Relay
for Life team, our top
fundraising team for the
past five years.
Their goal for this year
is $75,000, over a third
of our entire Relay goal!
She has held several
positions on the Relay
committee Advocacy
Chair, CPS3 Chair, Team
Development Chair, and
for the past two years,
Event Chair.
She volunteers weekly
at the ACS office in
Sarasota, and she's served
on the Relay Operating
Committee. Sue is always
talking to someone about
services and programs,
whether she is on the
phone, at church, at the
grocery store, or on the
golf course. Anyone she
speaks with becomes
aware of her commit-
ment to ACS.
Dr. Noel Maun,
Medical Oncologist
at Florida Cancer
Specialists, said of
Sue, "As a fellow ACS


board member, I have
witnessed Sue Lord give
endlessly and lovingly
to the American Cancer
Society. Some of her
many volunteer accom-
plishments are appar-
ent to all, particularly
through her commitment
to building the local
database for resources
and services available for
those patients in our area
seeking help through
the ACS, and her highly
successful RFL Team.
"What is so amazing
about Sue is that her
tremendous contribu-
tions are given humbly,
unassumingly. She
exemplifies a true 'giver'
and a provider of hope
to many in their fight
against cancer."
Eleven years ago, when
I walked onto the track at
Laurel Nokomis School
for my first Relay for
Life event, Sue Lord was
one of the first people
I encountered. She was
helpful, professional, and
enthusiastic!
There was no doubt
that she was passionate
about the Relay Mission
"to eliminate cancer as a
major health problem by
preventing cancer, saving
lives, and diminishing suf-
fering from cancer through
research, education,
advocacy and service."
In those 11 years, I
have never heard her say,
"I'm too tired." She runs
circles around people
half her age.
So in November, when
she told our committee
that she would be facing
a 15-hour surgery, we
prepared to step up and
fill in for our leader for a
few months. We just knew
that with her resilient
spirit, she would be back
shortly after the first of
the year, in plenty of time
to prepare for Relay.
Even though she was
battling a very rare one


in two million cancer,
adenocarcinoma of the
ethnoid sinus that was
locally advanced, we
had faith that she would
bounce back in no time.
Little did we know that
she would face seri-
ous complications and
undergo five surgeries
in three months. Her
positive attitude and
spunk could not speed
up her recovery; her body
needed several months
to recover.
In her absence, the
Relay for Life committee
banded together and
decided that in honor
of Sue, we had to make
this Relay an event to
remember. While we
sorely missed our fearless
leader, we will Relay this
Friday and Saturday, and
this year, we relay for Sue.
We don't want to mini-
mize anyone's battle with
this dreadful disease; we
all have our reasons to
Relay. But, for this year,
for our committee, we're
doing it for Sue.
Since November, the
lady who has provided
hope for so many, has
been the recipient of
some of that hope. Since
November, she has
received 490 cards from
people in this communi-
ty who want to give back
to a special lady who has
given so much.
Sue's fight is far from
over; she was fitted
with her radiation mask
last week and will start
chemo and radiation the
week after our Relay.
However, she will be
at Relay, with all eight
of her sisters, who are
flying in from all over the
country. So, on behalf of
Sue Lord and the Relay
for Life committee, we
invite the community to
come out to the Airport
Festival Grounds Friday
at 6 p.m. to support the
fight against cancer.


PHOTO
PROVIDED
Sue Lord,
who has been
volunteering for
the American
Cancer Society's
Relay for Life
and who now
chairs the Venice
event, has been
diagnosed
with cancer.
Her friends
are dedicating
this weekend's
Venice Relay to
Lord and her
ongoing legacy.


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APRIL 24, 2013


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rsmith@venicegondolier.com
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HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BASEBALL



Indians honor vets, prepare for playoffs


By ROB SMITH
SPORTS EDITOR

Baseball is a sport that
throws around the word
"sacrifice" rather loosely.
Sacrifice bunts, sacrifice
flies, guys sacrificing
themselves for the team.
Venice High Baseball
Coach Craig Faulkner
runs one of the top
baseball programs in the
country, but he hasn't let
his team's success distract
him from the real sacrific-
es that have taken place
away from the baseball
diamond.
So for their season
finale last Friday against
North Port, the Indians
hosted their second
annual Veterans Night,
providing free admission,
a hot dog and a drink to
those who have served
in the military. The team
held a 20-minute pre-
game ceremony to honor
each vet, and roughly 70
soldiers lined up along
the first- and third-base
lines to throw out the
game's first pitch.
Faulkner, who was
born on an Army base in
Alaska and whose father
served in the Air Force,
said it was the least his
team could do.
"It's special to me,"
he said. "We need to
do more stuff like this
around the community.
We need to remember
the Great Generation,
because they were great.
They endured things


SUN PHOTOS BY JUSTIN FENNELL
VHS catcher Mike Rivera, left, and US Army veteran Marvin
White, right, embrace during Veterans Night last Friday.


that we never even think
about."
The Indians wore
camouflage jerseys,
American flags flew
from the bleachers and
second base was painted
red, white and blue. The
game was paused in
the middle of the fifth
inning while an extended
version of "God Bless
America" played over the
PA system.
Faulkner said the
gesture allows his play-
ers to put baseball in
perspective.
"Our players get to
learn the value of them,
what they've done for us
so that we can be out here
playing and not worrying
about things happening
to us," he said. "We owe a
great debt to them. It was
really nice to see the vets
out here and to celebrate
them for what they've
done for us."


Indians begin
playoff push
Venice will host the
winner of Tuesday's
Braden River-Charlotte
game Wednesday in
the 7A-11 semifinals at
7:30 p.m. With a win,
the Indians guarantee
themselves of a berth
in the regional playoffs.
A loss, however, would
bring Venice's season to a
somber close.
With that in mind,
Faulkner is making sure
that whichever team is
in the first base dugout
Wednesday night has
Venice's full and undi-
vided attention.
"We're not overlook-
ing anybody," he said.
"That was my talk after
(Friday's) game; our
focus is on our district
again. We will be fo-
cused on that game. If
we lose that first game,


Ed Mogford Sr., 91, left, and his son, Ed Mogford Jr., right, take a picture with VHS baseball coach
Craig Faulkner. The Mogfords served in the Marines.


Players, parents and veterans stand side-by-side during the national anthem.


nobody remembers
anything else we've
done. We'd like to get


a huge crowd out here
Wednesday night. The
weather's gonna be great


and it's gonna be a lot of
fun."
Email: rsmith@VeniceGondolier.com


Taylor Jais excels in sports, classroom


By ROB SMITH
SPORTS EDITOR
For most high school
student-athletes, winning
a state championship is a
common goal a select few
are able to accomplish.
Taylor Jais, a Pine View
student who played
for Venice High, nearly
pulled off the feat in
multiple sports.
The senior was the
starting libero for the VHS
volleyball team, which
won the 7A championship
in November. Rather than
basking in the glow of vic-
tory and enjoying the rest
of her senior year, Jais got
to work on a successful
tennis campaign that saw
her come up just short of
becoming a rare two-
sport state champion.
Jais went 2-1 at last
week's 3A Flight 3 tennis
finals, falling to Jensen
Beach's Jordan Rucks in
the championship match.
"It would've been
awesome," Jais said of
nearly being a two-sport
champion. "It was a hard
loss, but state runner-up is
a great thing and I just have
to focus on how amazing it


Taylor Jais finished second in the 3A No. 3 singles flight.


was to just place in the state
and keep my head up."
That shouldn't be
too difficult to do. Last
Wednesday, Jais, who has
a 4.4 GPA, signed a vol-
leyball scholarship with
Wellesley College, one
of the most prestigious
schools in the country.
'Academics is No. 1 for
me," she said. "Volleyball is
important, but it's not as im-
portant as my school work.
That's mainly why I chose
Wellesley, because it's such a
great academic school."


Venice High Volleyball
Coach Brian Wheatley
said Jais put in just as
much work on the court,
going from a seldom-used
junior to an irreplaceable
stalwart for the best team
in the state.
"Last year she didn't
see a lot of playing time,"
Wheatley said. "She
worked extremely hard
to earn the starting libero
position this year and
never looked back."
Jais said she hopes
to continue playing


intramural tennis at
Wellesley if her volleyball
coach allows her to. Even
if her days of competitive
tennis are ultimately over,
Jais will always have her
magical senior year to
look back upon.
"It's been crazy," she
said. "State champions
in volleyball, runner-up
in tennis. It's been an
amazing finish to my
high school career. It's the
perfect way to leave, you
know? I'm excited.
Email: rsmith@VeniceGondolier.com


PHOTO PROVIDED
Taylor Jais started for Venice's state-champion volleyball team
and was a state runner-up in tennis.


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Grand Slam
Fishing Tournament
rescheduled
The third annual
Indians Grand Slam
Fishing Tournament held
by the VHS baseball team
has been rescheduled for
Sunday, April 28.
Entry is $275 per boat,
and more than $10,000
in prize money will be
awarded.
Last year's event
allowed the Indians
to donate more than
400 pounds of fish to
those in need.
This year's event
features an onsite youth
tournament, which will
be held at Casey Key Fish


House (tournament head-
quarters) from 11 a.m. to
1 p.m.
A captain's meeting has
been moved to Saturday,
April 27, at Casey Key Fish
House at 10 a.m.
For more informa-
tion or to register, visit
VeniceHighSchool
Baseball.com.

Golf tournament
to benefit violence
victims May 2
The 10th Sparccle on
the Links is coming up
May 2, at Plantation
Golf and Country Club.
Deadline for entry is
April 27. Registration
is open to the public.


Call 941-492-9857 for
details. The proceeds
from this event provide


services to victims of
domestic and sexual
violence and promote a


violence-free community
through awareness and
education.


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Alan's Roofing & Construction
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Althea's
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Andrew Britton Attorney
Angelo's Italian Market
ARBAS Group Inc.
Babe's Porter Paints
Bada Bing
Big Daddy's
Blu Island Bistro
Bogey's
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Boone Law Firm
Braces by Erlich and Sallapudi
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Capt. Eddie's
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Gardner Family
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Gold Rush BBQ
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Gulf Coast Community Foundation
Gumbs Family
Hall & Anderson, PA
Hammond Family
Hearing Clinic of Venice
Heitel Jewelers
Heritage Glass, Inc.
Honest Air Conditioning of Venice
Huartson Family
Hughey Construction Services
Huskey Properties, Inc.
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p International Game Fish Assoc (IGFA)
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JCR Utility Construction Company
Jimco Maintenance
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Radiology Associates of Venice (RAVE)
Reflections In Gold
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Ritz Carlton Golf Club
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Robbi's Reef
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v honoring Venice's late Colonel Jack Dundas.
Every veteran (and spouse) attending enters
' free and receives a hot dog and a drink.


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Lisa Hager, 45, has claimed
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Total ticket sales for the
April 3 Fantasy 5 draw-
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The winning numbers were
7, 10, 17,19 and 22.
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the Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office and
then are relayed
back to the Venice
Police Department,
creating duplication.
Reportedly, however,
only a small percent
of VPD calls come into
911.
It wasn't an easy
decision for the city
council. The final vote
to consolidate was
unanimous, but it came
after a drawn out discus-
sion and a failed 3-3
vote to amend the main
motion.
Council Member
Dave Sherman led an
effort to continue to
explore its ramifications
but not to give final
authority to develop an
interlocal agreement
implementing the
consolidation.
In the end, the council
felt that wouldn't send
the intended message.
"Reading this (latest)
information packet
threw up unbelievable
red flags," Sherman


said. "We're right now
trying to get a Sheriff
Resource Officer
problem fixed ... and
(the Sheriff's) laying out
the red carpet on this.
And that scares me to
death. We're looking at
the carrot and missing
the trap here.
"I don't want to go
ahead and make the
deal and find out we're
stuck. The longer we put
this off, the more we're
going to discover."
Council Member Kit
McKeon sided with
Sherman, fearing resi-
dents could show up at a
locked police station late
at night once dispatch
personnel are moved to
Sarasota.
"There's no doubt in
my mind when the new
call center is developed
countywide that proba-
bly in the long run is the
best way to go," McKeon
said. "The underside is
we (may) lose the ability
to have 24-hour pres-
ence at the city jail," he
said.
Venice's six police
dispatchers have gener-
ally opposed the move.
Key to council agreeing
to the consolidation


was the promise the
dispatchers would
all remain gainfully
employed, albeit after
successfully completing
a polygraph test. Only
non-smokers need
apply.
Sgt. Joe Whitehead
told media partner
WWSB 7 he didn't think
any of the officers sup-
ported the move.
"My concern is
community safety. The
dispatchers know the
city," Whitehead said.
Knowing who's on
the other end of a 911
call is all important.
"They can sense
when there is some-
thing wrong. If you
have a situation where
something is going on
and all of a sudden
the inflection in our
voice changes, that
dispatcher knows
there is a change.
I've seen it numerous
times in my 30-year
career," Whitehead
said.
A retired Venice
dispatcher said just
knowing the city streets
is a huge advantage.
Distinguishing between
duplicative county and


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city street names is an-
other peril 911 operators
have to navigate.
Police Chief Tom
McNulty previously
testified against the
measure, but said
Tuesday he'd make it
work.
"My belief is I still
don't think we should
parcel out law en-
forcement," he said,
but added, "This can
work."
Council members
stressed the deal isn't


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able interlocal agree-
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could take months to
develop.
Lavallee said it could
be 2015 before the move
is complete.
The city of North
Port and the Town of
Longboat Key also
have to make a deci-
sion to move forward
by the county's May 19
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ASSISTANT FEATURES EDITOR
As most people age,
they face new challenges
- such as the loss of mo-
bility, hearing, eyesight
and an increased risk of
illness and disease.
For some, assisted
living or nursing fa-
cilities are the only
answer. Still others end
up living with their
children, which often
puts an extra burden on
"sandwich generation"
young adults who are
also raising families of
their own. Living with
their children can also
weigh heavily on seniors
who do not wish to be a
burden to their children.
And if seniors choose
to live at home alone,
doing so brings about its
own set of challenges.
How would they get help
if they fall and break a
bone? What if they have
a heart attack or stroke
and no one is around?
Even living alone can
put an extra load of
responsibility on chil-
dren who care about the
welfare of their beloved
parent.
But new technology
is being developed to
help seniors live safely
on their own. Its use can
help take the pressure
off seniors who prefer to
maintain an independent
lifestyle as long as they
can. And relief can be
brought to those young
adults who worry about
mom and dad.
Motion detectors can
be placed in an elderly
person's home that alerts
family members and
caregivers when the
client moves around the
house. Physicians can
use new 3D technology
to improve educating
seniors about their medi-
cal conditions.
Many forms of
technology are being
developed or tested in
Sarasota County, where
the average age of its
residents is older than
that of any other large
county in the U.S.,
according to the most re-
cent U.S. Census of 2010.
One third of Sarasota
residents are 65 or older.
In Venice, the average


BYTHE NUMBERS
Average age of Sarasota County residents is older than that of any
other large county in the U.S.
One-third of Sarasota County residents are age 65 or older.
Average age of Venice residents is 68.8.
Sarasota County has the highest percentage of Florida residents age
85 and older.

"My daughter and I talked about Lively and how
the home sensors could show her my movements
in the kitchen and other living spaces and reassure
her, since we don't see each other every day."
Jean Lohr,
Lively market research participant


age is 68.8, according to
Pam Johnson, the city's
information officer.
The county also has the
highest percentage in
Florida of residents 85
and older.
Those who focus on
benefiting the aging
population see it as a
strong economic engine.
The Institute for the
Ages wants to harness
the strength of that
engine and be a driving
force for positive aging in
Sarasota and throughout
the world.
The institute is a
nonprofit think tank
dedicated to the in-
novation of age-related
products, services and
policies. At its core, its
mission is to create a
kinder, gentler aging
experience. Its members
are setting lofty goals to
put a positive spin on the
aging process.
More important,
the institute is getting
attention from younger
and varied entrepreneurs
who are creating tools
to create a new kind of
normal for the aging
populous.
Based on the idea
that seniors want to live
independently for as
long as possible, new
products and services are
required.
At the institute's
annual Winter Forum
March 1, "Technology
and Connections in
Positive Aging," guest
speakers talked about
using technology to
complement aging
demographics and plan
for improved connected-
ness in the future.
Jeff Hazelton, president


and chief technology
officer of Lucid Global,
located in Sarasota, is
developing technologies
that help patients visual-
ize the meaning of a doc-
tor's message related to
diagnosis and treatment
of disease. He demon-
strated how a doctor can
show a patient the way
platelets coagulate in an
artery and the effect of
medication on a block-
age to enhance patient
care.
David Glickman, CEO
and cofounder with
Iggy Fanlo of Lively, a
California company
devoted to enhancing
intergenerational con-
nectedness, engaged
29 Sarasota County
residents in testing a
pilot project.
Participants were at
least 75 years old, live
alone and were joined
by a caregiver in a study
to evaluate "the Lively
experience."
Lively is a device for
someone living alone.
The device acts as a
monitor when placed on
items of daily living in
the home; a refrigerator,
for example. When the
door opens, the move-
ment registers on an
online "dashboard" held
by the caregiver.
If no movement is
noted after a certain
amount of time, the
caregiver is alerted
the person may be in
trouble. The technology
helps prevent frequent
phone calls to check-in
with the senior, which
can strain the relation-
ship. No Internet con-
nection is needed.
Margaret (Jean) Lohr


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Institute for the Ages President and CEO Tom Esselman announced during the Winter Forum that
the Institute will be hosting the International Positive Aging Conference Feb. 9-12, 2014.


and her daughter, Diana
Greiss, both of Venice,
participated in the pilot
market research project.
Greiss learned about
the Lively project from
her neighbor, Susan
Rosenbaum, a volunteer
at Institute for the Ages.
After talking with her
mother about it, the pair
became participants.
"The study on Lively
was a great fit for my
mom and me," Greiss
said. "It was an opportu-
nity to do something for
the institute and com-
munity together."
Lohr said she and her
daughter decided they
wanted to participate in
something that was on
the "cutting edge" for
seniors.
"We had a sense of
excitement about it," she
said.
Lohr described her
experience.
"My daughter and
I talked about Lively
and how the home
sensors could show her
my movements in the
kitchen and other living
spaces and reassure
her, since we don't see
each other every day,"
Lohr said. "Besides a few
technical glitches my
daughter encountered, it
was a good experience.
And I was especially
glad Diana reached
out to include other
family members for my
LivelyGram (personal-
ized mailer created by
families and mailed
to the senior every
two weeks). Overall,
we learned a lot from
participating."

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GRAPHIC COURTESY OF LUCID TECHNOLOGY


3D glasses aren't just for movies anymore. Doctors are using
them to let patients see how their arteries pump blood into
the heart and what a blocked artery looks like. The 3D glasses
shown are by Sarasota-based Lucid Technology. They were given
to Winter Forum participants to view a 3D film of an artery with
plaque breaking up within it.

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Lively dashboard: Passive sensor technology installed in a
residence shares daily activities of the resident with family and
friends via the Lively dashboard.


PHOTO COURTESY OF SUZANNE DAMERON
Jeff Hazelton, president and chief technology officer for Lucid
Global spoke about 3D Living Medical Environments and how
this 3D animated software is changing the way doctors and
patients communicate.


Venice's


Triangle Inn an archive to emulate


A year before the
building boom ended
in 1928, a most unique
building was constructed
in Venice.
It was located at
Nassau Street and
Pensacola Road. Its de-
sign was in keeping with
the Italian architectural
style that was being used
in Venice at the time.
The Triangle Inn's
grand and elegant
look belies that it was
originally designed as a
rooming house rather
than a grandiose man-
sion. It is a large, two-
story, triangular-shaped
structure thus its
name. An arcade loggia
along with ornamental
detailing and a chimney
decorate the front side
of the building, which


is stucco over frame
construction.
But it is the intrigu-
ing corner tower,
reminiscent of the Italian
Renaissance period,
that so often steals the
attention.
The interior of the
building is highlighted by
a beautiful, old wooden
floor in perfect condi-
tion. Topped off with a
concrete barrel tile roof,
the Triangle Inn building
is an architectural gem.
Its Mediterranean Revival
style is typical of the
1920s, when Venice was
being planned and built
with a Venetian theme.
Despite its many
charms, the building
came close to being torn
down a few years ago to
make way for what
else? a parking lot.
The Venice community
rallied and staged a long
hard fight that saved the
building. First, in 1991 it
was moved a few blocks
to its present location
across from West Blalock
Park and behind the
large community center.
The restoration


and renovation were
completed in 1996 with
grant assistance from
the Florida Division of
Historical Resources,
the Venice Foundation,
numerous private dona-
tions and many volun-
teer hours. The Triangle
Inn is owned by the city
of Venice.
Within the framework
of historical preservation
it's one thing to save and
renovate an old, special
structure, but sometimes
it becomes difficult to
find a meaningful use
for the new-old building.
Not so with the Triangle
Inn. It was the perfect
building to house the
then-expanding Venice
archives.
Today, the first
floor contains a small
museum with rotating
exhibits, a permanent
exhibit room on Fred
Albee, the famous Venice
doctor who pioneered
bone grafts, and a fossil
exhibit room. The second
floor houses the Venice
Archives and local
historical collections.
The present exhibit


HMUILU O UVIUDU
The Triangle Inn, a historic Venice landmark, is home to the Venice archives and is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places. Englewood government officials, activists and historians
seeking guidance on how to set up the new Englewood archives toured the Venice archive April 10.


in the museum room
focuses on the Kentucky
Military Institute, a
military prep school


which held winter ses-
sions in Venice from 1932
to 1970.
Many Englewood


ladies have told me what
great entertainment

TRIANGLE 14


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WELL- BEING
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New hearing



technologies on tap


STAFF REPORT
A "Take Back Your Life"
reception May 1, 5:30-
7 p.m., will feature the
new, cutting-edge hearing
access technologies that
are allowing thousands
of locals to return to
playhouses and movie
theaters.
The event will feature
the highly awarded Dr.
Juliette Sterkens speaking
at the wine and cheese
reception, which will be
held in the sixth-floor
club room at 1350 Main
St. (corner of Main
Street and Palm Avenue),
Sarasota.
Tickets are $10 for the
wine and cheese event,
available in advance by
calling 941-706-4312 or at
the door.
Sterkens, who was
appointed the National


Loop Advocate by the
Hearing Loss Association
of America, will speak
on "How to spark loop
acceptance and sustain
success."
She was named the
Presidential Award
recipient of the American
Academy of Audiology
and the Wisconsin
Audiologist of the Year,
both in 2011, and has
been instrumental in
getting hundreds of loca-
tions across Wisconsin
looped. Her remarks will
be directed to both the
theaters, houses of wor-
ship and other commu-
nity centers that have yet
to add the loop system,
and to the 72 that have in
the last 18 months, mak-
ing Sarasota the fastest
growing loop area in the
nation.
In addition, the


reception will feature
live demonstrations of
the new Sony Caption
Glasses, which the Regal
Entertainment Group has
introduced nationally
and at its local Hollywood
20 movie house. The
oversized glasses provide
captions for all the dia-
logue and sound effects
in a movie."This system
has the clearest, real-time
captions of any system to
date and is the easiest to
use," said Ed Ogiba of the
Hearing Loss Association
of Sarasota.
The glasses also provide
captions on virtually
all films at 100 percent
of the showings versus
previous systems, which
only supported less than
10 percent.
The event is sponsored
by the Hearing Loss
Association of Sarasota.


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SPECIAL TO
THE GONDOLIER SUN
One hundred fifty
volunteers gathered at
Village on the Isle's
Hibiscus Room for Venice
Area Mobile Meals'
Annual Appreciation
Breakfast early Saturday
morning, April 13.
All volunteers were
thanked for their time and
efforts that enable the mis-
sion of Venice Area Mobile
Meals to provide a warm,
nutritious noon-time meal
for area residents who
are unable to prepare a
meal due to a physical or
mental disability.
Venice Area Mobile
Meals Inc. President Nigel
Fairbank welcomed the
volunteers and guests,
including Village on the
Isle Board of Trustees Jean
Chapman, Dr. Earl Alton
and Dr. Richard Diamond;
Chief Executive Officer Tom
Kelly; Meals on Wheels of
Sarasota Executive Director
Terry McGannon; Venice
Police Lt. Michael Rose; and
John Clay Memorial CROP
WalkVenice Coordinator
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Meals Board of Directors,
extended appreciation to all
volunteers for their dedica-
tion, loyalty and service.
Following breakfast,
a lively and humorous
skit was performed by
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references to living in
Florida, Meals on Wheels
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St. Martha's Church in
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to the Sarasota Memorial Healthcare Foundation. Maida Atkins, far right, hands a check
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WEDNESDAY
APRIL 24, 2013


I COMMUNITY CALENDAR


* EVENTS

* WEDNESDAY
Historic Train Depot, Free
docent-led tours of 1927 Train Depot,
303 E Venice Ave Venice FI M-W-F 10-3
Sat. 10-1 info 941-412-0151
KMI Exhibit, Explore 37
years of Kentucky Military Institute in
Venice; Venice Museum & Archives,
351 Nassau St. 5, Venice, 486-2487
The Prayer Drum, The
Prayer Drum?, 11am at Reiki Center,
2210 5. Tamiami Tr. Free 15 minute
talk. 497-7795.
Partners in Play, 12-12:45
pm Jacaranda Lib 4143 Woodmere
Park Blv Venice, walking-age 5
861-5000
SCF A.S. Nursing, noon; SCF
Venice campus; 941-752-5209
Use a Pendulum, Noon at
Reiki Center, 2210 S. Tamiami Tr. Free
15 minute demo. 497-7795
What's the Evil Eye, lpm at
Reiki Center, 2210 S. Tamiami Tr. Free
15 minute talk. 497-7795
Englewood Genealogy,
1:30 Elsie Quirk Library, Speaker-Paul
Prosseda, Topic -Digital Photography,


Gene Gutknecht 941-321-9426
Angel Card Readings,
2pm at Reiki Center, 2210 5S. Tamiami
Tr. Free. 497-7795
What is Reiki?, 3pm at Reiki
Center, 2210 5S. Tamiami Tr. Free demo
and information. 497-7795 Free
Healing Clinic, 4-7pm Angel
Ministries 2269 South Tamiami Trail,
3A Venice, FL 34293, 941 492-4995
Ballroom Classes, Starting
April 24, 6:30 Advance 7:30 Beginner/
Intermediate Venice Community Ctr.
for info call 941-496-9692
Venice Quilt Guild,
Meeting 7pm, Venice Community
Center, 326 S Nokomis, Venice. $5
guest fee, Speaker: Karen Eckmeier

* THURSDAY
Zumba with Lynn, Venice
Community Center, 326. S. Nokomis,
Venice, 9:00am Monday/Thursday,
941-493-8630
eHelp, Get help with your online
problems 10:00am-1:00pm Jacaranda
Lib 4143 Woodmere Park Blvd Ven
861-5000
Meditative Healing,
10 -11am $5 Love Offering Angel
Ministries 2269 South Tamiami Trail,


3A Venice, FL 34293, 941 492-4995
Native Plants, 10:30
Jacaranda Lib 4143 Woodmere Pk
Blvd Ven 861-5000 Learn about plants
needing little care Register at www.
sclibs.net
Free E.M.F. check, Is
your cell phone dangerous to your
health? Free EMF check, 12pm,
at Reiki Center, 2210 5S. Tamiami.
941-497-7795
Ask Jack, Find out why your
computer goes zig when you want it
to go zag 1:30-2:30pm Jac Lib 4143
Woodmere Park Blvd Ven 861-5000
American Artists, Learn
about American artists with filmed
lectures. 2:00-3:00pm Jac Library
4143 Woodmere Park Blvd Ven
861-5000

* FRIDAY
It's Storytime, 10:15 -11 am
Jacaranda Lib 4143 Woodmere Park
Blv Venice 21/2 5 yrs 861-5000
Angel Card Message, Free
Angel Card Readings, 12pm, at Reiki
Center of Venice, 2210 5S. Tamiami.
941-497-7795
Blood Pressure Check,
Free blood pressure check, 12pm,


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Contemporary Artists exhibit paintings, sculpture, & mixed media. Aline Blanchard, JG Vizzi & Arthur Siciliano. Info:
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In order to provide "one-stop shopping" for area
event listings, the Venice Gondolier Sun is consoli-
dating calendar items into a single location. The
Venue calendar includes library, senior, Well-Being
and religion events as well as community events.
We have moved to a reader-submission model for
all of these items.
To get your events printed in the newspaper, they
must be submitted via our website, www.venice-
gondoliersun.com. On the left, click on "Community
Calendar,"then click on "Submit Event"and fill in
the appropriate fields. You must enter the location,
address and phone number in the "Print Edition Text"
box for it to print.


at Reiki Center of Venice, 2210 S.
Tamiami. 941-497-7795
Relay For Life 2013, Bring
the family! Support a great cause!
Booths food, chances games.


Deadlines: For events to run in Wednesday's paper,
the deadline is 1 p.m. Monday. For events to run in
Saturday's paper, the deadline is 1 p.m. Thursday.
In order to print as many events as possible, we will
print a maximum of four lines per event at no cost. 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 submit a separate form for each day. Multiple
submissions of the same event for the same date may
result in all the related events being removed.


941-584-0040
Spirit Developement,
7 8pm $5 Love Offering Angel
Ministries, 2269 S Tamiami Trail, 3A
Venice, FL 34293, 941 492-4995


Airport Festival Grounds 6pm call
961-9094
Symphony & Reception,
Supporting Friendship Health Clinic,
6:30pm, Church of the Nazarene, $45,


I COMMUNITY BRIEFS


Dance! Pops
program
The Venice Symphony
will hold three perfor-
mances of a Pops program:
Friday, April 26,8 p.m., and
Saturday April 27, at 4 p.m.
and 8 p.m., at Church of the
Nazarene, 1535 E.Venice
Ave., Venice. Tickets may
be purchased at the door
if available ($20-28), but
to ensure the best seats,
call the Symphony at
941-207-8822.

USDA food
distribution
Florida Department of



HANDS
FROM PAGE 2

Walter "Wally" Neef,
Venice Area Mobile
Meals' longest serving
volunteer since 1978,
now a substitute driver,
talked about picking up
the meals in Sarasota
and driving them to the
Venice Nokomis United
Methodist Church, where
the meals were delivered
to local residents. In those
days, 80 meals a day were
delivered over six routes.
Today, Venice Area
Mobile Meals delivers
180 meals, six days a
week, on 16 routes from
Blackburn Point Road to
Manasota Beach Road,
from the Gulf of Mexico,
to the Myakka River.
Dick Downing, 97, a
retired volunteer with
14 years of service to the
program, spoke of his
Nokomis route and the
satisfaction he found in de-
livering Meals on Wheels.
Bob Nicholson, a two-
time past president, and


Agriculture has contracted
with All Faiths Food Bank
to distribute free USDA
commodities to eligible
Sarasota County resi-
dents Thursday, April 25,
1:30-3:30 p.m., at Mobile
Pantry Nokomis Park, 234
Nippino Trail, Nokomis.

Venice Chalk
Art Fest
The Venice Chalk Art
Festival will be May 11,
8-11 a.m., with judging
at 11 a.m. at the Venice
Farmer's Market on Tampa
Avenue. Register at Venice
Art Center, 390 S. Nokomis
Ave., or call 941-485-7136

board member emeritus,
told how the early orga-
nization "just evolved."
The community service
program became formal-
ized when Venice Area
Mobile Meals incorpo-
rated in 1978 and started
a 30-year partnership
with Village On The Isle
in 1983, where meals are
still freshly prepared and
packaged.
Appreciation and grati-
tude were extended to
Kelly and Village On The
Isle Board of Trustees for
their unwavering commit-
ment and support. Their
services, facilities and ef-
forts have enabled Meals
on Wheels to serve Venice
area residents. Kelly took
the stage and thanked the
volunteers for their efforts
and dedication delivering
meals, and also for their
personal contact with
so many homebound
residents who may not
otherwise have outside
human interaction each
day.
Fairbank recognized
and thanked Franco.
The John Clay Memorial


by May 9. Bring your own
chalk; check in at the
Chalk Festival booth near
the kiosk. Cost: Youth, $5
per participant; adult, $5;
group, $10 per group for
one square, and profes-
sionals are $15 each. Prizes
will be announced.


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Sun Coasts "DejaVu- The
Love Boat," April 27, 6 p.m.,
at The Hyatt Regency,
Sarasota. Dress is "cruise
formal," or come as your
favorite Love Boat crew

CROP Walk is another
long-standing community
partner that has support-
ed Venice Area Mobile
Meals Inc. since 1997.
Annual donations
made from a portion of
fundraising proceeds
from the Venice CROP
Walk, from 1997 to 2012,
have enabled more
than 4,100 meals to be
provided to clients facing
financial hardship.
Rose encouraged
volunteers to contact the
Venice Police Department
when a client is unex-
pectedly not at home, not


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member or celebrity guest.
Festivities include danc-
ing, dining and costume
contests. Tickets: $175 per
person, $300 per couple
or $1750 per table of eight.
Tickets are available by
calling Kelly Thormahlen,
events coordinator at 941-
488-4009; or visit BbbsSun.


"A Behanding in
Spokane" runs at Venice
Theatre April 11-28 on
the Pinkerton Stage.
The play is an off-beat,
dark comedy by Martin

answering their door, or
when any type of client
distress is suspected. VPD
has instituted a well-
ness check program for
homebound residents.
With a significant
elderly population
in Venice, VPD has a
SAFE program (Senior
Assistance Freedom
Enrichment), which fur-
ther enhances indepen-
dent living with a helping
hand when needed.
Citizens identified with
special needs within the
city, who are over age 60
and suffer with physical


McDonagh, not recom-
mended for minors due
to offensive language and
situations. Performances
are at 8 p.m. Tuesday
through Saturdays and
2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are
$25-$28 for adults, $13-$15
for students (only those
18 and older) and are on
sale at the box office, 140
W Tampa Ave., Venice, by
phone at 941-488-1115 or
online at VeniceStage.com.

'Living With
Hearing Loss'
program
The Community Center
for the Deaf and Hard

or mental infirmities, or
anyone over the age of
18 who is physically or
mentally handicapped
are eligible to participate
in the program.
Special recognition
was given to volunteers
who have provided 20 or
more years of service. Ten
volunteers were called
to the stage to receive a
Distinguished Service
Recognition certificate
and thanked for their
dedication, loyalty and
service.
Appreciation gifts, do-
nated by about 25 local


of Hearing of Sarasota
& Manatee County will
present a series of three
dynamic workshops
designed to improve
communication and
understanding. The Living
with Hearing Loss Program
is designed to meet the
needs of family members,
friends, coworkers and
service providers as well
as the person with hearing
loss. Workshops will take
place April 11, 18 and 25,
3:30-5 p.m., at H2U, 6670
Cortez Center, Bradenton.
Workshops are free to the
public. Contact Alexander
Boakes at 941-366-0260 or
alex@ccdhh.org.

businesses and indi-
viduals, were raffled and
distributed to attending
volunteers.
A room full of volun-
teers, having enjoyed
a buffet breakfast and
the camaraderie of their
fellow volunteers, left to
begin their weekend with
a renewed inspiration
and appreciation for
what they give so freely
to support the needs
within the community.
The Saturday drivers
went directly to gather
and deliver 180 noon-
time meals.


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SUN NEWSPAPERS


Peace Corps reunion focuses on helping others


By TOM CHANG
STAFF WRITER

Ed Lynch and Barry
Hillenbrand wanted to
make the world a better
place when they joined
the Peace Corps and
went to Ethiopia in 1963
to help make the lives of
the citizens better.
Fifty years later, they
and about 30 other Peace
Corps members who
served in Ethiopia in the
'60s reunited Saturday in
Englewood for a 50th an-
niversary at Englewood
Garden Beach Club.
"There were approxi-
mately 145 of us," Lynch
said. "We trained at the
University of California,
Los Angeles."
The group learned to
speak Amharic, the na-
tive Ethiopian language,
and learned about the
culture.
"As a member of the
Peace Corps, we were to
live their way (and) at
the same time raise the
standard of living," Lynch
said.
Lynch, an Englewood
resident, was stationed
in Adama, also known as
Nazareth, about 70 miles


from the capital of Addis
Ababa.
"I was teacher and
coach of a basketball
team at Atse Galawdios
secondary school," he
said. "Nazareth was a
combination of paved,
dirt and gravel roads."
Life in the village was
difficult at times.
"Some of the players
(on the basketball team)
didn't have shoes," Lynch
said. "We had a dirt
basketball court. When
we had to go to travel for
a game at the capital, we
had to be transported part
of the way by a horse cart.
Then we got to the capital
(by) bus. We played St.
Joseph's Mission."
Lynch said Nazareth
had electricity four hours
a day.
After the Peace Corps,
Lynch became an attor-
ney and raised a family.
Barry Hillenbrand,
who helped organize
the reunion with Lynch
and Dannie Russell,
was stationed in Debre
Marqos on the opposite
side Ethiopia.
"There were lots
of things we didn't
understand (about


PHOTO PROVIDED
Ed Lynch of Englewood has organized a reunion in Englewood Saturday of 145 Peace Corps
members from the University of California, Los Angeles, who served in Ethiopia from 1963 to 1965.


our surroundings),"
said Hillenbrand, a
Washington, D.C.,
resident. "Our contact
with the real world was
minimal. We had oc-
casional magazines and
newspapers. We also had
a shortwave radio that
carried programming
from BBC Radio and
Voice of America."
One of the memorable
and surprising moments
in their service, Lynch
and Hillenbrand said,
was John E Kennedy's as-
sassination a few months
after their arrival and its
effect on the Ethiopians
with whom they worked.
"We first heard about
(the JFK assassination)
through a vegetable


vendor," Hillenbrand
said. "It was JFK's idea to
start the Peace Corps. He
was seminal to the group.
I remember the somber
music on the radio."
"During the JFK assas-
sination, the headmaster
addressed students in
assembly," Lynch said.
"He asked students
about the president.
They thought very well
of him and these kids are
15, 16 years old. Many of
the kids were crying."
Hillenbrand said he
saw Lynch twice during
their time in Ethiopia.
The group left in the
summer of 1965.
After Ethiopia,
Hillenbrand had to ac-
climate to life in the U.S.


"When I got back, I
had to be explained who
the Beatles were and
what a discotheque was,"
he said.
Hillenbrand went to
New York University
and worked for Time
Magazine as a foreign
correspondent.
"When I joined the
Peace Corps, I'd never
been on a plane before,"
he said. "My experience
prepared me for later in
life. It made me ame-
nable to foreign cultures.
If you have to spend two
years in Ethiopia, you
have a different view of
the world."
The reunion was
10 a.m. Saturday. People
traveled to Englewood


SUN PHOTO BY TOM CHANG
Englewood resident Ed Lynch
organized the 50th anni-
versary Peace Corps reunion
Saturday in Englewood of a
group that served in Ethiopia
from 1963 to 1965.
from as far as California
and the U.S. Virgin
Islands, Lynch said.
Lynch and Hillenbrand
said they object to the
current politics and free
speech suppression by
the Ethiopian govern-
ment since they left
Ethiopia, but remember
the lives they touched
and will always cherish
their service in the Peace
Corps.
"There's talk of us go-
ing back and visiting next
year," Lynch said.


Email: tchang@sun-herald.com


Crime victims remembered at event


By SCOTT LOCKWOOD
STAFF WRITER
Nearly 100 people,
including first respond-
ers, who have either been
victims of crime or were
close to someone who
lost their life violently
gathered Friday night
at the Sarasota County
Technical Institute for a
tribute that served as a
kickoff for National Crime
Victims' Rights Week.
A table was set up with
photos and cards com-
memorating those who
have lost their lives in an
act of violent crime in
the county. One of those
photos was of Ronnie
Chris Mitchell, who was
murdered at the age of 31
by his girlfriend on Oct. 2,
1994, in Sarasota.
His parents, Sarasota
residents Murl and Sherry
Mitchell, attend the event
every year in tribute to their
youngest son. Murl said he
and his wife have been to
all 17 of the tributes since
they started in 1996. Sherry
also joined a national
organization, Parents of
Murdered Children Inc.
"It does bring relief
and it lets you know that
you're not alone," Murl
Mitchell said. "It happens
to people every day. We
take solace in knowing
that we're not alone."
Officials from several
organizations that support
crime victims and their
rights gave short speeches
on their programs. Booths
were set up around the
room from organizations
such as the Sarasota


TRIANGLE
FROM PAGE 1

it used to be going to
Venice every Sunday
afternoon and watching
all the "cute boys" in
their handsome dress
uniforms performing
their weekly Sunday
afternoon parade.
The fossil room in the
Triangle Inn is fascinat-
ing. It's hard to image


SUN PHOTO BY SCOTT LOCKWOOD
Photos and tribute cards honoring those who have lost their lives to acts of violent crime in
Sarasota County sit on a viewing table at a Victim Tribute ceremony Friday night at the Sarasota
County Technical Institute in Sarasota. The event served as the kickoff to National Crime Victims'
Rights Week.


County Sheriffs Office,
Safe Place and Rape Crisis
Center (SPARCC), Selah
Freedom House, Mothers
Against Drunk Driving and
Sarasota County Public
Safety Communications.
Sarasota County Fire Chief
Mike Tobias and Sarasota
Police Department Capt.
Paul Sutton presented
a wreath honoring first
responders who have lost
their lives in the act of duty.
One of the event's main
speakers was a victim of a
violent crime named Sarah,
who asked that her last
name not be used for safety
reasons. Shortly after mov-
ing to the area to escape the
winters up north, someone
broke into Sarah's home in
the middle of the night and
stabbed her multiple times.
She was bound at her
ankles and wrists and left
to die. After going back up

such creatures roamed
our area at one time.
I highly recommend
putting the Triangle Inn
on your list of spots to
visit and to take your
visiting company.
In 2009, Mac Horton,
Englewood's former
Charlotte County
Commissioner, got the
ball rolling on a bi-coun-
ty archive for Englewood.
Former Commissioner
Robert Skidmore fol-
lowed in Horton's


north to recover, Sarah said
she stayed in touch with
several people who would
help in her recovery, and a
few months after the attack,
she came back to the area.
Sarah's story touched
several people in the
crowd, including Venice
Police Lt. Michael Rose.
Rose said he could tell
Sarah's story was making
an impact just by observ-
ing the crowd. One of
the key things that help
victims is getting the
right counseling early on
after an event, he said.
"It took a lot of bravery
for her to come here," Rose
said. "It's nice to see the
end result of somebody
who has been through
something that difficult
and overcome it... and
now wants to help others.
A lot of times you worry
about victims when you

footsteps and with
the help of Charlotte
County Administrator
Ray Sandrock, secured a
space for a local archives
in the newly renovated
and enlarged Englewood
Charlotte Library in
Charlotte County.
Now Charlotte County
Commissioner Bill Truex
has joined the effort.
They all recognize the
need for an archives
that would focus on the
double-county town of


deal with them and either
they move away or you're
not able to do follow-ups
with them and you wonder
how they've coped."
SCSO victim advocate
coordinator Concetta
Hollinger said last week's
bombings at the Boston
Marathon and related
events may have helped
contribute to the large
crowd.
"Events like this can
impact us either way,"
she said. "The events that
happened could trigger
people back to their own
place of victimization or
they may have friends
or family involved that
they're worried about. We
always worry a little that
it might hinder us but we
also know that when com-
munity tragedy happens
people come together."
Email: slockwood@sun-herald.com

Englewood as so much of
Englewood's history is on
the verge of being lost.
Englewood is lucky
in that we have right
next door a sterling
example of a small-town
archive to emulate.
James Hagler, director
of historical resources
for the Triangle Inn and
Dorothy Korwek, former
director, have agreed to
help any way they can
with experienced advice
on how to start and


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EACF celebrates


first year

Englewood Area Cancer Foundation volunteer Jennifer
DeMarco launches one of 100 biodegradable paper
lanterns released on Manasota Key Thursday night to
commemorate the EACF's first anniversary.


maintain an archive.
Granted, Englewood
does not have an intrigu-
ing old building like the
Triangle Inn to house
archives, but we will have
a excellent format, set by
Venice, to follow which
will be very helpful.
The space in the newly
opened Englewood
Charlotte Library is now
being used for Charlotte
County history, not
Englewood history, but
the first step towards an


Englewood archive has
been taken.
The Triangle Inn is
located at 351 Nassau
Street, Venice. Hours are
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Call 941-486-2487 or check
out their "'Access Online
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The Venice Symphony celebrates 'Dance'


FROM VISION PR

The Venice Symphony
celebrates the music of
dance in Pops concerts on
Friday, April 26, at 8 p.m.,
and Saturday, April 27 at
4 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Dance music across
the ages will be played,
from Strauss' 1866 "Blue
Danube Waltz" to Joplin's
1902 "The Ragtime
Dance," and including
pieces from "Fiddler on
the Roof."
The Kathleen E
Cellura Foundation at
Community Foundation
of Sarasota County
sponsors this final set of
concerts of the 2012-13
season.
These concerts also
will mark the last in
which esteemed violinist
Anita Brooker will serve
as The Venice Symphony


concertmaster. Maestro
Ken Bowermeister ap-
pointed Brooker to the
post in his first season
with the orchestra nearly
five years ago.
Brooker was a promis-
ing talent at a very young
age, studied with Louis
Persinger and graduated
from the Juilliard School
before beginning her
full-time music career.
She lived most of her
life in Sarasota County,
but for 20 years played
with the Boston Pops
orchestra during the
summers and coached
at the Bennington
Chamber Music Festival
in Vermont.
"Anita Brooker has
been my teacher, col-
league and close friend
for more than 40 years,"
said Bowermeister. "Her
consummate artistry


and professionalism
have inspired me as
both a violinist and
conductor. The years
that I shared a music
stand with Anita as
assistant concertmaster
of the Florida West Coast
Symphony were like
having a lesson with a
master teacher at every
rehearsal and concert.
Her brilliant virtuoso
playing, musical grace,
and passion will never
be duplicated in the
greater Sarasota County
area, and her music has
enriched all of our lives
in incomparable ways.
Fortunately Anita is
not leaving the Venice
Symphony, and her
continued presence will
inspire us to ever greater
heights."
Musicians commit-
tee chair and principal


flutist Gayle Williams
said: "We all respect and
honor Anita's musical
leadership. She inspires
a level of professionalism
that stretches the vast
majority of the members
of the Venice Symphony.
But I also think she
deserves the opportunity
to enjoy playing in the
section and handing the
concertmaster responsi-
bilities to someone else.
Thankfully, this is not a
good-bye."
Venice Symphony sub-
scription performances
take place at Church
of the Nazarene, 1535
E. Venice Ave., Venice.
Call the symphony's box
office, 941-207-8822,
for advance tickets.
Tickets may be pur-
chased at the door if
available ($20-28). Visit
TheVeniceSymphony.org.


PHOTO COURTESY OF THE VENICE SYMPHONY
Anita Brooker, violinist, has served as concertmaster for five
years with The Venice Symphony.


Navy League honors local JROTC students


STAFF REPORT

Junior Reserve Officer
Training Corps (JROTC)
Cadet Tyler Adams, of
Venice High School (VHS),
and Cadet Jahmai Gonyea,
of North Port High School
(NPHS), received the Navy
League's Teddy Roosevelt
Medal April 17.
The league honored
local outstanding JROTC
cadets at Plantation Golf
& Country Club dur-
ing the league's annual
meeting. Tim Rocklein,
president of the Sarasota
Manatee Council of
the Navy League of the
United States, presented
the honors.
Also, two Navy JROTC
cadets from NPHS
each received a $1,000
scholarship.


Rocklein presented
VHS Marine Corps JROTC
Military Instructor/
retired USMC Master
Gunnery Sgt. Frank Troxel
and Cadet Tyler Adams,
the unit's commanding
officer, a check for $1,000
for unit operations and
leadership training.
"The Navy League of
the United States was
founded in 1902 with
the encouragement of
President Theodore
Roosevelt," according to
the website NavyLeague.
org. "The Navy League
has grown into the fore-
most citizens' organiza-
tion to serve, support,
and stand with all the
sea services U.S. Navy,
U.S. Marine Corps, U.S.
Coast Guard and U.S.-
flag Merchant Marine."


Navy League President Tim Rocklein, center, gives North Port High School Naval JROTC Cadets Philip Stekol, third left, and Taylor King,
third right, $1,000 scholarship checks as their parents look on. Parents are Yefim and Faina Stekol, left, and Bryan and Allison King, right.


PHOTOS COURTESY OF AL BURDA
Navy League President Tim Rocklein, right, gives VHS Marine
Corps JROTC Military Instructor Master Gunnery Sgt. Frank
Troxel, retired USMC, and Cadet Tyler Adams, center, the unit's
commanding officer, a check for $1,000.


Navy League President Tim Rocklein presents the Navy League's Teddy Roosevelt Medal to Cadet Tyler Adams, of Venice High
School, and Cadet Jahmai Gonyea, of North Port High School, as their parents, Mr. Gonyea, left, and Mrs. Adams, right, look on.


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Revolutionary
band
11 Jacques, e.g.
14 Common java hr.
15"_ of Two Cities"
16 Be in the red
17 Michael Jackson
memorabilia
19 Coal container
20 Met display
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Abbr.
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drained
24 Cold War
concerns
27 Web address
ending
28 Line-drawing tool
33 Fruity
36 Aristotelian pair?
37 Cauliflower:
boxing injury
38 "Exodus" author
39 Heavy curtain
41 Head of a family?
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buffs
43 Jalapefio rating
characteristic
44 Nemo creator
Verne
45 Conversational
skill
49 Info source, with
"the"
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forms
54 Shakespearean
actor Kenneth
58 SALT subject
59 Worker who
handles returns,
briefly
60 Tune
61 Uno ancestor,
and, in a way,
what are hidden
in 17-, 28- and
45-Across
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13 Convalesce
18 First in a car,
say
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WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ ANSWERS


Q 1 Neither vulnerable, as South,
you hold:

4A9 3 AQ 105 3 01J 1085467


The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH
E) Pass 26

What action do you take?


EAST
Dbl


A With a dead-minimum opening
bid and no support for partner's suit,
there is no reason for you to do
anything. Pass. Any further action
must come from partner.

Q 2 Vulnerable, you hold:

A J 10 7 J 75 0 Q 4 A J 10 9 6

Partner opens the bidding with two
no trump (20-22). What do you
respond?

A With only 9 points, you cannot
look for slam despite your reasonable
five-card suit. On a bad day, partner
might not even have an entry to your
hand after setting up your long suit!
Be content to raise to three no trump.

Q 3 Vulnerable, you hold:

AAK AK93 0 K24A 10964

What is your opening bid?

A If you use an artificial two clubs
as your strong opening bid, you do
not want to start showing such a
wishy-washy club suit at the three-
level. It is slightly more appealing if
two clubs is a natural demand bid
but, for our money, we would treat
this holding as a balanced 21 points
and open two no trump.

Q 4 Both vulnerable, as South, you
hold:

6 K 98 3 2 ~Z8 0 J 10 6 4 AK J 9

The bidding has proceeded:


WEST NORTH EAST
4V Pass Pass
What action do you take?


SOUTH
?


A Sometimes you have to roll the
dice, otherwise the opponents will
steal you blind in the long run.
Partner could have passed with a
useful hand but, from North's point
of view, a less than ideal holding in
the majors. Make a takeout double
and see what transpires.

Q 5 As South, vulnerable, you hold:

AQJ 5 < AK J 7 0 A 1084854


The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOUTH
146 Pass 1V
2NT Pass ?
What do you bid now?


WEST
Pass


A This is a simple matter of
arithmetic. Add your 15 points to
partner's announced 18-19 (or 20, if
that is your range) and you arrive at
enough for a small slam, but nowhere
near enough for a grand slam. Don't
risk making any bid partner might
pass. Jump to six no trump.

Q 6 As South, vulnerable, you hold:

A KQ7532VJ5 0K1094K3


The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH
1A Pass 222
24 Pass 30

What do you bid now?


EAST
Pass
Pass


A With a slightly unbalanced hand
facing a partner whose holding is
largely unknown, although
reasonably strong, don't be in a hurry
to declare no trump with only a single
stopper in the unbid suit. For the
moment, take a false preference to
three hearts and await partner's
reaction.

(Thnnah Hirsch welcomes readers'
responses to gorenbridge@aol.com.)


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PHOTO COURTESY OF BOB GRAF


72ND ANNIVERSARY

Graf


Robert (Bob) and
Anne Graf will celebrate
their 72nd wedding an-
niversary on April 30.
They married in
Washington, D.C., in 1921.
They retired in the Venice
area in the 1950s. They
have three sons, four
grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
Bob spent a career in
the U.S. Army, retiring
as a major. Among his
many duties, he partici-
pated in the war trials in
Nuremberg at the end
of World War II, served
in the Korean War, had a
tour in the Pentagon and
was a general's aide.
Since retiring in
Florida, Anne has been


president of the Venice
High School PTA, Friends
of the Venice Public
Library, vice president of
the Art League, and she
has been supportive of
many other organiza-
tions to help the com-
munity. She is a member
of St. Mark's Episcopal
Church, American
Legion Auxiliary and
Daughters of the
American Revolution. At
91 years young, Anne still
publishes articles in the
Venice Gondolier Sun.
The couple contin-
ues to support many
charities, and they make
frequent contributions
to research organizations
working to cure diseases.


PHOTO COURTESY OF DOROTHY MOORE

Birthday celebrated in style
Margie Guyton, second left, celebrated her 90th birthday
at Venice Yacht Club with family and friends. Pictured with
her are the Staabs: daughter-in-law Kathy, left, son David
and grandson Ryan, right, from South Dartmouth, Mass.

MIDDLE SCHOOL ORIENTATION ON TAP
Fifth-grade students and their parents are encouraged to attend
an orientation night at Venice Middle/Oak Park South, 1900 Center
Road, Venice, Tuesday, May 14, 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Orientation is designed to give next year's sixth-grade students a
look at the middle school they plan to attend. School programs and
extracurricular activities will be showcased.
The 2013-14 school year starts Monday, Aug. 19.


PHOTO COURTESY OF VENICE-NOKOMIS ELKS


'Wheeling' in rewards for reading

Kyle Schultz, left, fifth grade; Sommer Skapyak, fourth grade; Gabriel Crozat, third grade; Lauren Zimmermann, second
grade; Mathew Peavley, first grade; and Rebecka Mellor, fourth grade, received bicycles as a reward for passing a test with
85 percentage points for books they read. Winners not pictured are Kameron Alicea, first grade; Allison Caughron, eighth
grade; Michael Vare, seventh grade; and Clark Smiley, sixth grade. Rebecka Mellor read five million words in five months and
had an average test score of 95 percent. Venice-Nokomis Elks Lodge No. 1854 donated seven bikes in conjunction with Toys For
Tots of Sarasota for the elementary children; Laurel Nokomis School bought bikes for the three middle-schoolers.


DeMolay to sponsor 'Spring Fair'


STAFF REPORT
Sarasota Chapter Order
of DeMolay in conjunc-
tion with Sarasota
Military Academy (SMA)
will sponsor a "Spring
Fair" for crafts and fun on
Saturday, May 4, 9 a.m.-
3 p.m., on the grounds
of Sarasota Military
Academy.
The Order of DeMolay
is a 94-year-old organiza-
tion for young men spon-
sored by the Freemasons.
The members of
Sarasota Chapter Order
of DeMolay are working
to get a new Charter for
Sarasota Chapter, which
had a chapter previ-
ously for over 50 years in
Sarasota.
Monies raised will help
support the 501 (c) (3)


organization in its growth
and development in re-
establishing itself in the
community.
The craft fair will have
booths from the United
States Army, Marine
Corps and Navy, as well
as fun and games for
children and concessions.
Sarasota Chapter is trying
to build a presence in the
community and a new
community tradition.


DeMolay is an orga-
nization for young men
between the ages of 12
and 21 that is sponsored
by local Freemasons. It's
an organization dedi-
cated to making good
young men better, and
building the leaders of
tomorrow.
Young men dedicate
themselves to the virtues
of filial love, reverence for
sacred things, courtesy,


comradeship, fidelity,
cleanness and patriotism.
The organization
has helped young men
such as Bill Clinton,
Mel Blanc, John Wayne,
Walt Disney and Bill
Bradley become leaders
in their community and
industries.
For more informa-
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Venice Indians salute veterans


FRAN VALENCIC


PHOTOS BY FRAN VALENCIC
Joe Komaroski welcomes Roy Stevens to the Veterans salute at
the Venice High School baseball game.


About 100 veterans
stood on the baselines at
the Venice High School
baseball complex flanked
by Venice Indians. On
the field stood the color
guard from American
Legion NoVel Post 159
and the Venice High
School Marine's Jr.
ROTC.
From the sportscaster's
booth, Ray Sinibaldi read
each veteran's name.
Members of the VHS
chorus led the singing of
the national anthem. A


trumpeter played taps.
It was the beginning of
a salute to veterans and
a celebration of America.
Throughout the evening,
Ray played patriotic
music and readings. He
played Neil Diamond's
"Sweet Caroline" in
honor of Boston.
On a perfect Venice
evening with a cool
breeze and Old Glory
flying majestically in the
distance, everyone in the
stands was on their feet
singing a rousing "God
Bless America" led by
Ronan Tynan. His version
of the song begins, "As
the storm clouds gather."
It was shortly after, the
text messages started
coming in announcing
the Boston bomber was
caught.
And, Venice won the
ballgame.
Those of us at this
event can testify life


doesn't get much better
than in Venice, Fla.
Special thanks to
AllState agents Joe
Komaroski, Greg Hitt,
Andy Devries and Dennis
Fuller for sponsoring the
event and special thanks
everyone who contrib-
uted. Ray Sinibaldi, you
are a rock star.

KMI Reunion
Bravo to Larry Hume
for organizing a wonder-
ful Kentucky Military
Institute reunion with
events at various loca-
tions around town. The
weekend included intro-
ducing a KMI exhibit at
the Venice Museum and
Archives. It is a must-see.

One of our best
The special person
of this week is Joe
Komaroski. This nice
man is one of the


coaches for the Venice
Indians baseball team.
Coach Joe is often seen
with his arm around a
player, talking to him
and giving an encourag-
ing pat on the back. Joe
is already getting his
2-year-old grandson
ready to play baseball.
They play catch on the
sidelines.
Joe is one of the
AllState agents who spon-
sor the annual Venice
Indians salute to Veterans
at the Venice High base-
ball field. He made sure
every veteran received a
baseball signed by every
Venice Indian and lined
up with a player for that
first pitch.
Joe Komaroski is an
overall nice guy who
loves his family, his
country and baseball.
He is one of the men
who make Venice a great
place to live.


From left, Jean and Ray Rogers and Penny and Harold Collins
enjoyed the Veteran's celebration at the Venice High School
baseball game. Harold served in the Army.


Kristi Hiner, left, Medsyre Rochanavibhata, Giovanni Avella and
Chase Leonard, members of Le Voci de Venezia, prepare to sing
the national anthem at the Venice High School baseball complex.


Ellie and Bob Burr enjoy every Venice Indians home baseball
game. Ellie volunteers at the Senior Friendship Center.


Pat and Ed Zahand cheer for their grandson, number 25 Nick
Longhi, at every Venice Indians home game.


Rhonda Rhodes, left, Larry Hume, Michelle Harm and James Hagler
take a bow for organizing the KMI display at the Venice Museum
and Archives. Larry organized most of the KMI reunion in Venice.
Michelle took a bow for organizing the display. James is director of
the museum. and Rhoda makes sure the operation runs smoothly.


Claire Suter tells interesting stories about dating some of the
KMI cadets when they returned to school in Venice. She claims
the local girls loved it when the cadets showed up in town for a
new school year.

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John and Mary Lawson enjoy viewing KMI memorabilia in one
of the display cases at the Venice Museum and Archives on
Nassau Street.


Jim and Linda Gillum traveled from Kentucky for the KMI reunion
and enjoyed the lovely reception at Summit of Venice known as
the Venice Hotel when the KMI cadets lived in Venice. The crew
at Summit deisrve a shoit utt far a fahuloiu rerontinn


Joyce and Pat Keigher watch the KMI alumni enjoy their reunion
reception at Summit of Venice on Nassau Street. Patrick helped
get the Hatchett Creek Bridge renamed the KMI Bridge and get
the ceremony scheduled for the reunion weekend. He owns an
art gallery in the KMI Building on Tampa Avenue.


Bobbi and Fred Francis left, Jim Van Lellan and Janice Fawn chat
at the KMI reception. Fred and Jim were cadets at the Kentucky
Military Institute. For many years, Fred owned the BW Francis
clothing store on Venice Avenue.


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*Wednesday

JUST2ROCK, (live music), 6 p.m. Englewoods
on Dearborn, 362 W. Dearborn St., Englewood. 941-475-
7501.
ROCKIT, (George Shelton and Larry Kuran, live mu-
sic),6 p.m.- 9 p.m. Ricaltini's Bar and Grille, 1997 Kentucky
Ave., Englewood. 941-828-1591.



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PATSY AND MAJELLA, (live music), 6 p.m. -
10 p.m. Englewood Moose 1933,55 W. Dearborn St.,
Englewood. 941-473-2670.
KARAOKE BY WAM, 6 p.m.- 9 p.m. and it's pasta
night from 5:30 p.m. 7 p.m. at the Englewood Elks, 401 N.
Indiana Ave., Englewood. 941-474-1404.
BELLY DANCING, 6:45 p.m. Greek Grill and Gal-
lery, 14828TamiamiTrail, North Port. 941-423-6400.
FREE TEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET
ROCKETS POKER LEAGUE, noon- 4:30 p.m. Span-
key's Bowling Alley,299 S. Indiana Ave., Englewood.
941-240-2675.
KARAOKE, with Mark McKinley. 7 p.m.- 10 p.m.
North Port Family Restaurant, 14525 Tamiami Trail, North
Port. 941-426-9885.
KARAOKE, with DJ Rockin Ray, 8 p.m. Porky's Road-
house,4300 Kings Highway, Port Charlotte.
941-629-2114.
KARAOKE, with DJ John. 9 p,m.-midnight. Apple-
bee's, 19010 Murdock Cir., Port Charlotte. 941-766-0666.
KARAOKE BY BILLY G.,6 p.m. -10:30 p.m.
F. 0. E. Eagles #3296,23111 Harborview Rd., Port Char-
lotte. 941-629-1645.


KITT MORAN, (jazz),6 p.m.-9 p.m. J.D.'s Bistro
Grille, 1951 Tamiami Trail, Port Charlotte. 941-255-
0994.
DEB AND THE DYNAMICS, (live music),
8:30 p.m. -12:30 a.m. Deans South of the Border, 130
Tamiami Trail, Punta Gorda. 941-575-6100.
KARAOKE, 6:30 p.m. close. Allegro Bistro, 1740 E.
Venice Ave., Venice. 941-484-1889.
DAVID MOORE, (variety), 6 p.m.-10 p.m. Sharky's
on the Pier, 1600 Harbordrive South, Venice.
941-488-1456.

*Thursday

KARAOKE, with Party Sounz,8 p.m. Rattlers Old
West Saloon, 111 W. Oak St.,Arcadia. 863-494-6803.



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SEAMUS MCCARTHY BAND, (live music),
6:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Zeke's Bayside Bar and Grill, 779 W.
Wentworth St., Englewood. 941-475-6882.
BRANDON SANTINI, (live music), 7 p.m. Engle-
woods on Dearborn, 362 W. Dearborn St., Englewood.
941-475-7501.
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, registration 5 p.m.,
play from 6 p.m. -11 p.m. The End Zone, 2411 S. McCall Rd.
Englewood. 941-473-ZONE.
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER,6:15 p.m. Englewood
Moose 1933,55 W. Dearborn St., Englewood. 941-473-
2670.
DENNY PEZZIN, (live music), 5 p.m.- 8 p.m.
Pincher's Crab Shack, 6890 Estero Blvd., FortMyers
Beach. 239-463-2909.


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GARY AND KERRI, (live music), 6 p.m.- 9 p.m.
Nav-A-Gator, 9700 SW Riverview Cir., Lake Suzy. 941-
627-3474. Cover charge: canned goods and nonperishable
food items.
FREE TEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET
ROCKETS POKER LEAGUE, 6 p.m.- close.Olde
World Restaurant, 14415 Tamiami Trail, North Port.
941-426-1155.
KARAOKE, 8 p.m.-11 p.m. Buffalo Wild Wings. 4301
Aiden Lane, North Port. 941-429-9722.
FREE TEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET
ROCKETS POKER LEAGUE, noon-4p.m. Loony
Bin, 1182 Tamiami Trail, Port Charlotte. 941-255-5999.
KARAOKE, 6 p.m 9 p.m. With DJ Don.The Portside
Tavern, 3636 Tamiami Trail, Port Charlotte. 941-629-
3055.
VERCEAL BAND, (live music), 6:30 p.m. -
9:30 p.m.F. 0. E. Eagles #3296,23111 Harborview Rd., Port
Charlotte. 941-629-1645.
GUITAR ARMY,6 p.m.-10 p.m. Gilchrist Park,
Punta Gorda.
BACKLASH, (live music), 8:30 p.m. -12:30 a.m.
Dean's South of the Border, 130 Tamiami Trail, Punta
Gorda. 941-575-6100.
THURSDAY NIGHT THROWDOWN WITH
NEXXLEVEL, (variety band), 8:30 p.m.-midnight,
DJ until late. Harpoon Harry's, 1200 W. Retta Esplanade,
Punta Gorda. 941-637-1177.
CLASSIC GOLD ENTERTAINMENT, ('50s/
Elvis Music), 6:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Allegro Bistro, 1740 E.
Venice Ave., Venice. 941-484-1889.
GULF COAST BANJO SOCIETY, (banjo),
11 a.m. -1:30 p.m. Snook Haven Restaurant, 5000E.Venice
Ave., Venice. 941-485-7221.


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* Friday


IT TAKES TWO BAND, (live music 6 30pm
10:30 p.m F 0 E Eagles #3296,23111 HarborviewRd,
Port Choil:rr 941629-1645
BINGO, 5 30 pm Por Charlotte VFW Post 5690,
23204Freedom Ave, F.: Clh..ii-rre 941-4674447
FRENCH OPICI WINE TASTING EVENT,
7 p.m.-9pm Live music with Pierre and Paul starts at
8 p.m. D'Vines Wine and Gifl Emporium, 701 C Center C,
Port Chol.rr. 941-627=9463
KARAOKE WITH THE CONNECTION, 8 pm
midnight. Nemos in Bowland, 3192 Harbor Blvd, Po.: r
Charlotte 941-625-4794
THEJUNGLE BOYZ,(livemusi,8 30pm m
12:30a.m DeansSouth of theBorder, 130TamiamiTrail,
PuntaGoi.:i..i 941-575-6100
BEANS AND SEEDS, live musid, 7 pm 11llpm
Wyvern RoofTop, 101 E Retta Esplanade, Funr..i GC.:,:/..i
941-639-? 7700
CHAMELEON, (dance band), 10 pm The Five
O'ClockClub, 1930HillviewSt, 5....i....r.i 941 366-5555
KARAOKE WITH DJ JOHN,9 pm midnight
Applebees Venice, 4329Tamiami Trail, I anc
941-497-? 7740
VALLERIEANDNEALE,6 30pm close Allegro
Bistro,1740E Venie Ave, I cnc- 941 484-1889


* Saturday

ANTIQUE FAIR, 8 am Dozens of dealers line the
sidewalks on and around Oak Street in downtown 4 c..l-
dia.863-993-5105
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BER OF COMMERCE FUN SHOOT,8 30a m
ARBORN ST. Individual shooters cost S65 which includes 100 larger-
W DE 1 shooting round and lunch Youth under 18 areonly SS0
ENGLEWOOD Lunch only is S20 Therewill be prizes and raffleitems as
941.475.7501 well. Square One Sporl ing Clays, 7500 State Route 70 West,
Arcadia 863-494-4033
I NEXXLEVEL,(livemusil,7 30pm .12 30am
Rock 6pm Rotary Club Event for the Lemon Bay High School Athleti
Santini7pm Department Englewood ELks,401N Indiana Ave ,En.il:-
wood.941-44-1404
racy 7pm FREETEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET ROCK-
chell Band 7pm ETS POKER LEAGUE, 5 p m close Spankeys Bowl
ing Alley,299S Indiana Ave, En I co.:1.: 941 240-2675
EASY STREET, (live music 17 pm 10 pm
Ricaltini's Bar and Grille, 1997 Kenlucky Ave, Enl- .I :,:,
941-828-1591
SPOTLIGHT, livemusio,6 30pm 10 30pm
Englewood Eagles #3885, 250 Old Englewood Rd,
Englewco.1 941-474-9802


THE FLASHBACKS/SONNY AND SABLE,
(oldies), 6 p.m.- 9 p.m. Venice American Legion #159,1770
E.VeniceAve., Venice. 941-488-1157.
FREE TEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET ROCK-
ETS POKER LEAGUE,6 p.m.- close. Armadillo's,622
N. Indiana Ave., Englewood. 941-474-2356.
KARAOKE, 9 p.m. The New Faull Inn, 2670 Placida
Rd.,Englewood. 941-697-8050.
SEAMUS MCCARTHY BAND, (live music), 7
p.m. -10 p.m. Stump Pass Grille and Tiki Bar, 260 Maryland
Ave., Englewood. 941-697-0859.
ROCKADILES, (live music), Englewood Eagles
#3885,250 Old Englewood Rd., Englewood. 941-474-
9802.
BOCA BAND, (live music), 7 p.m.- 10 p.m. Ricaltini's
Bar and Grille, 1997 Kentucky Ave., Englewood. 941-828-
1591.
BLACKVELVET, (live music),6 p.m.-10 p.m.
Englewood Moose 1933,55 W. Dearborn St., Englewood.
941-473-2670.
DEMOCRACY, (raggae), 7 p.m. Englewoods on
Dearborn, 362 W. Dearborn St.,Englewood. 941-475-
7501.
ENGLEWOOD WOODCARVERS, noon- 3 p.m.
Community Presbyterian Fellowship Hall,405 S. McCall Rd.,
Englewood. 941-697-5980.
BINGO, 5:45 p.m. warm-up with games to follow, pks
start at $20. Proceeds go to children's charities. Englewood
Elks,401 N. Indiana Ave.,Englewood. 941-474-1404.
FREE TEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET
ROCKETS POKER LEAGUE,12:30p.m.-4p.m.
Olde World Restaurant, 14415 TamiamiTrail, North Port.
941-426-1155.
KARAOKE,with Mark McKinley. 7 p.m.- 10 p.m.
North Port Family Restaurant, 14525 TamiamiTrail, North
Port. 941-426-9885.
BINGO,11 a.m. All proceeds benefitthe Charlotte County
Homeless Coalition. PortCharlotte Elks Lodge #2153,20225
Kenilworth Blvd.,PortCharlotte.941-627-4313ext.115.


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941-681-3006


4/25, JIMMY McCARTHY, 6-9PM
4/26, KETTLE OF FISH, 7-10PM
4/27, MAC DADDY, 7-10PM
4/28, COASTAL JAMZ, 3-6PM
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M/C SQUARED, (livemusicl,6pm 10pm Engle
wood Moose 1933, 55 W Dearborn St, En.~ --i .:l1.
941-473-2670
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, registration 5 pm,
play from 6pm 11 pm The End Zone, 2411 S McCallRd,
Englewoo.:1: 941-473-ZONE
LAUREN MITCHELL BAND, (live music, 17pm
Englewoods on Dearborn, 362 W Dearborn St, Enle -
wood.941-475-.7s01
ERIC STONE BAND, (live musio, 2 pm 5 pm
Nav-A-Gator, 9700SW RivervievCir, L..-E Su; 941-627.
3474. Cover charge canned goods and nonperishable food
items.
KARAOKE, 7 pm 10 pm North Porr Family Res.
taurant, 14525 Tamiami Trail, N.:' rhi F', 941-426-9885
NORTH PORT FARMERS/C RAFT MARKET,
8a.m.-2 pm 14942TamiamiTrail, N.:. rhPo.:. 941 240
6100.
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5 p.m. Free at Winn Dixie, 2000 Kings Highway, Po:. r
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Join the Relay for Life

this weekend
Years ago when I attended my first American Cancer
Society Relay for Life at the track behind the Laurel
Nokomis School, I walked backward around the track
while interviewing the cancer survivors who were walking
forward with smiles on their faces.
Edging the track were all sorts of team booths. There
were family teams and company teams and organization
teams. Each team was striving to be the one to raise the
most money for the cause to knock out cancer. Some
teams sign up friends and family members to pay them
for each lap around the track. Some teams sell things
to raise money. Our Venice Gondolier Sun team offered a
doughnut, orange juice and a Gondolier newspaper at
sunrise Saturday morning for $1 or so. Albertson's donated
the doughnuts. Suncoast Media donated the papers and
Tropicana donated the juice.
Most of us camped out around the track all night. The
weather was perfect and we raised lots of money while
having lots of fun. Best of all, we knew that everything
we bought to eat or drink meant more money to the Relay
cause.
No one was required to stay all night but most of us did,
applauding the survivors as they made their laps around
the track, lighting luminarias and checking out all the
various team projects. Many of us became fascinated with
seeing how long the lights would continue to burn.
One year there was a bit of rain which sent us in search
of tents until it stopped but no one ever left. It is too
important. We all have someone who has been affected by
cancer. Perhaps one day, that will not be the case and the
relays will have done their work.
The Venice Relay is Friday evening through Saturday
morning at Venice Municipal Airport's Festival Grounds.


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The Redneck Woman's
new beginning
By JANIS FONTAINE
Cox NEWSPAPERS
Gretchen Wilson believes she's right where
she's supposed to be.
"There's a song on my (new) record that
says, 'I don't regret a single moment, it's been
a hell of a ride, it took a while to get here, but
I'm right on time,'and that song is the reason I
titled the record 'Right On Time,' because that's
exactly how I feel right now."
The album is a delicious mix of blues, rock
and Wilson's raspy, pitch-perfect vocals.
"I feel like this is a new beginning for me,"
she said. "I couldn't be happier that people are
excited and interested about what I'm doing,
and, at this stage of my career, to still be doing
what I love."
Once a white-hot superstar, Wilson went
from obscurity to America's obsession on the
back of "Redneck Woman," a song that became
her moniker.
'"Redneck Woman' did what no one ever
thought it would do," Wilson said. "The way my
career broke out, it was just unheard of. I was
not prepared for it. I had only ever had maybe
$1,000 at the most in my bank account, ever. If
I wanted to, I could be chasing that the rest of
my life, but there's only one song like that. I felt
like we were pressured to make another record
just like that and we came as close as we could
with'All Jacked Up."'


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Honor your Mother
For Mother's Day, we decided to have our readers
send in their stories. Whether you're a mom and want
to tell us your most memorable Mother's Day, or you
have a mom who is outstanding and you want to tell
everyone how great she is, this is your chance. From
now until May 3, send us 50 words or less describing
your mom or your most memorable Mother's Day as a
mom to letsgo@sun-herald.com. Feel free to include a
photo as well. All of the entries will be featured in the
May 8 edition of Let's Go!
Speaking of Mother's Day, I know it's a little early to
feature events for Mother's Day but you need a little
time to plan, right? The King Fisher Fleet out of Fisher-
men's Village in Punta Gorda is inviting moms to cruise
for free Mother's Day weekend. Friday through Sunday,
May 10 through 12, bring your mom and take a sunset
cruise, Peace River nature cruise, Cayo Costa beach
cruise, afternoon harbor cruise or a Cabbage Key day
cruise, and mom rides for free! Advanced recommenda-
tions are required for all cruises. To make reservations
and learn more about the Mother's Day cruise schedule
call 941-639-0960.
This week offers a lot of good music events no
matter what type of music you listen to. The Funk
Monster Band will be at the Cultural Center of Char-
lotte County, The Venice Symphony will present its
Pops II concert, Venice Concert Band will be featured
at the Venice Community Center for its final concert
of the season and SteveFest will take place Saturday
night at History Park in Punta Gorda. Read more about
all of these live music events in today's Let's Go!
Enjoy the week, and don't forget about your mom!


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OUT AND ABOUT
From page 2

* Saturday

KITT MORAN, (jazz), 7 p.m.-10 p.m. J.D.s Bistro
Grille, 1951 TamiamiTrail, Port Charlotte. 941-255-0994.
AMERICAN MADE, (classic rock), 8 p.m. Joe Crack-
ers, 1020 El Jobean Rd.,Port Charlotte. 941-258-3444.

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Waterfront Live
Entertainment & Dining
Wed. Greg Rini "Rat Pack" 6 till Close
Thurs. Karaoke, DJ Bill Fell 6 till Close
Sat. Steve Flag 6 till Close
Come by Car or Boat
Burnt Store Marina, 3200 Matecumbe Key Rd., Punta Gorda
Call For Reservations Today!
50445205 941-639-3650

KARAOKE, Port Charlotte VFW Post 5690,23204
Freedom Ave., Port Charlotte. 941-467-4447.
CUSTOMER APPRECIATION NIGHT,7 p.m.
-9 p.m. with Live music by Roy LaRoche at 8 p.m. D'Vines
Wine and Gift Emporium, 701 JC Center Ct.,Port Char-
lotte. 941-627-9463.
THE GOLDTONES, (oldies), 6:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m.
Portofino's Restaurant, Bayshore Drive, Port Charlotte.
941-743-2800.
KARAOKE WITH THE CONNECTION,
8 p.m.-midnight. Nemos in Bowland, 3192 Harbor Blvd.,
Port Charlotte. 941-625-4794.
ZOMBIE UNIVERSITY, (livemusic),9 p.m.4300
Kings Highway,Port Charlotte. 941-629-2114.
YMCA HEALTHY KIDS DAY, 9 a.m.- noon. Franz
Ross ParkYMCA, 19333 Quesada Ave., Port Charlotte.
941-629-9622.
FREE TEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET ROCK-
ETS POKER LEAGUE, 1 p.m.- 5 p.m. Dean's North
of the Border, 23064 Harborview Dr., Port Charlotte.
941-240-2675.
KARAOKE WITH DJ DON, 9 p.m.-1 a.m.Portside
Tavern, 3636 Tamiami Trail, Port Charlotte.
941-629-3055 orwww.theportside.com.
DENNY PEZZIN, (live music), 6:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m.
The Side Bar Food and Spirits, 307 E. Marion Ave., Punta
Gorda. 941-639-0004.
PUNTA GORDA FARMERS MARKET,
8 a.m.-1 p.m. Taylor Street and W. Olympia Avenue, Punta
Gorda.
TROPICAL AVE BAND, (live music), 8:30 p.m. -
12:30 a.m. Deans South of the Border, 130 Tamiami Trail,
Punta Gorda. 941-575-6100.


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NATURE STROLL, 9a.m. Join the Mangrove Chap-
ter of the Native Plant Society for a fun, informational, slow
stroll on trails of the Charlotte Flatwoods Environmental
Park, 15801 TamiamiTrail,Punta Gorda. 941-474-8316.
COME BACK ALICE, (blues/rock), 10 p.m.The Five
O'Clock Club, 1930 Hillview St., Sarasota. 941-366-5555.
DOO WOP DENNY, (oldies), 7 p.m. -10 p.m.
Saltwater Cafe, 1071 Tamiami Trail N., Nokomis.
941-488-3775.
SEAMUS MCCARTHY BAND,7 p.m.-10 p.m.
British Open Pub, 2053 Tamiami Trail, Venice.
941-492-9227.
THE FLASHBACKS/SONNY AND SABLE,
(oldies), The Allegro Bistro, 1740 E. Venice Ave., Venice.
941-484-1889.
VENICE FARMERS MARKET, 8 a.m.-noon.
Centennial Park, Downtown Venice. Local produce, plants,
flowers, crafts, jewelry, soaps, imported oils, seafood,
pastries and more.

* Sunday

SEAMUS MCCARTHY BAND, (live music),
3 p.m. 6 p.m. Zeke's Bayside Bar and Grill, 779 W. Went-
worth St., Englewood. 941-475-6882.














BREAKFAST AT ENGLEWOOD ELKS,8a.m.-
noon. $6.50 all you can eat. Englewood Elks, 401 N. Indiana
Ave., Englewood. 941-474-1404.
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, registration 5 p.m.,
play from 6 p.m.- 11 p.m. The End Zone, 2411 S. McCall
Road, Englewood. 941-473-ZONE.
TRU KOUNTRY BAND, (country), 1 p.m.-4 p.m.
The Shell Factory, 2787 N.TamiamiTrail, Fort Myers.
239-677-9734.
THE EMMA TREE, (live music), 2 p.m.- 5 p.m. Nav-
A-Gator, 9700 SW RivervievCir., Lake Suzy. 941-627-3474.
Cover charge: canned goods and nonperishable food items.
FREE TEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET
ROCKETS POKER LEAGUE,12:30p.m.-4p.m.
Olde World Restaurant, 14415 Tamiami Trail, North Port.
941-426-1155.
BIG SUNDAY BREAKFAST, 9a.m. -11:30 a.m.
All-you-can-eat breakfast for $6. Amvets Post 312, 7050
Chancellor Blvd., North Port. 941-224-6031.


NEXXLEVEL, (live music), 3 p.m. -5 p.m. Family Fun
Day benefit for the Charlotte County Homeless Coalition,
Bayshore Live Oak Park, Port Charlotte.
FARMERS MARKET, 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. History Park,
501 Shreve St., Punta Gorda. Shop for vegetables, plants
meats and gifts. 941-380-6814.
STEVE FLAGG, (live music), 6:30 p.m. -10:30 p m
Dean's South of the Border, 130TamiamiTrail, Pun t..i
Gorda. 941-575-6100.
HOME AND GARDEN SHOW,10a.m.-4 pm
The Charlotte Harbor Event and Conference Center, 75 Taylor
St., Punta Gorda. 866-466-6300.
GUIDED GARDEN TOURS,2 p.m. Walkthe
grounds with Florida native gardener, Starr Zachritz SS
suggested donation gets you a plant to take home. History
Park, 501 Shreve St., Punta Gorda.

SMonday

LEMON BAY BARBERSHOP CHORUS,
6:30 p.m. Rehearsal open to the public. Christ Lutheran
Church, Englewood. 941-429-0215.
TRIVIA,6 p.m.- 10 p.m.The End Zone, 2411 S. McCall
Rd. Englewood. 941-473-ZONE.
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, noon- 4:30 p.m
Armadillo's Billiard & Brew, 622 N. Indiana Ave.,Eno/il -
wood. 941-474-2356.
FREETEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET
ROCKETS POKER LEAGUE, 6p.m.-close.01lde
World Restaurant, 14415 Tamiami Trail, North Por r
941-426-1155.
JOYFUL RINGERS,4p.m.-6p.m. The Joyful
Ringers Handbell Choir invite prospective bell ringers to join
them in their 2012-13 season. North Port High School Music
Suite, 6400 W. Price Blvd., North Port. 941-423-0706
NORTH PORT CHORALE REHEARSAL,
6:30 p.m.- 9 p.m. A community chorus that residents are
invited to join. North Port High School Music Suite, 6400 W
Price Blvd., North Port. 941-961-9557.
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, Port Charlotte VFW
Post 5690,23204 Freedom Ave., Port Charlotte. 941.
467-4447.
JEFF HUGHES, (live music), 7p.m.-11 p.m. Deans
South of the Border, 130TamiamiTrail,Punta Gor:..-i
941-575-6100.
FOUR LEAF STRUMMERS, (banjo band),
11:30a.m. -1 p.m. Fishermen's Village, Center Court, 1200
W. Retta Esplanade,Punta Gorda. 941-637-0515
DUAL-SAX RON ANDTHE HORNETS,(jazz),
5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Allegro Bistro, 1740 E.Venice Ave,
Venice. 941-484-1889.

Tuesday

J.R. DAVIS AND CO., (bluegrass), 7 p.m.- 9 p m
Zydeco Grille, 8501 Placida Rd. #15, Cape Haze. 941-828.
1472.
KARAOKE, 6:30 p.m. Englewoods on Dearboln, 362
W. Dearborn St.,Englewood. 941-475-7501.


Puntao Gorda, Port Charlotte, North Port, Englewood & Venice
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The Fairway Room for formal *irirn r d i ih ri r:, C.: iua I Ihi H.:.1 a 1 -; .:ul .:I 1.C Ii ui ..-.:
has redesigned the menu with ne.l. 'i: : u :i ': I': I.j : Iia' r'Ir' :.:li.: I 1.: 'I ur I.': I ~ail, 1.:.,j 1 II
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courts, a Bocce ball court and a i.:'n. .1:1i:'r r i : .: i : i, 'l : l r,I r .. IlI: .: l : iI : ..:'-
early in 2013.
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camp, as well as clinics for ladies irr i .i. :
Social director C hrista Root w :. i ..i lri .:..: l.:.:.r nr i I.:.:. ni| :. d i nl. : i l- rnri.-it.- : 'i, , al.: i i. : m al
meet members' varied interests. F ,.:.ro i n ,.:. h i ,.: : 1.: Ih. iT .:.r.)) .Ih ,: lu l, l d i,. :.:u .:.ri ind
getaways, Boca Royale's social s: i,,dui;:. ,,ii,,r I,:, l l .:., I i ',ii ,I i.,: h,.n ,:, iua~ I I a' 1.: 1i, .:i
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BLACKVELVET,(livemusi,,6 30pm 930pm
Englewood Eagles ,388S, 2S0 Old Englewood Rd, En.il -
1' c,, 941.474-9802
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, Registration at 4 p m
start a S pm -(lose Baypoint Grill, 3S02N Access Rd Suite
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OPEN MIC NIGHT, 6pm Lake View Restaurant,
S60SS McCallRoad,FPo.:,',rfCh..:,ict 941.697 9200
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, 5 p m WhiskeyCreek,
2 746Tamiami Trail, Pc., C.:.-i, l.7 941. 766-0045
BINGO, 11 a m All proceeds benefil the Charlotte
County Homeless Coalition Port CharlotteElks Lodge#2153,
20225 Kenilwor th Blvd, Po.:r r Ch..i, i.:,rr: 941-627-4313
ext 115
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, 7 pm 11pm
Nemos in Bowland, 3192 Harbor Blvd, Po',r Ch..ii.:
941.6254794
FREE TEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET
ROCKETS POKER LEAGUE,6pm close Deans
North of the Border, 23063 Harborview Blvd,
F',-. r C.h...-,rrc 941-743-6100
TORCHED, livemusic,8pm -midnight Deans
South of the Border, 130TamiamiTrail, Ptnr,..-i CGo.:i.i
941 .S75.6100
KARAOKE,7 pm Royal Palace& Yverttes,4411
TamiamiTrail South, L cIn 941 497 5515


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* 4 new temperature-controlled wines, rated 90 points
or higher, by the glass!
* Farm-to-table "Worden Farm" vegetables served
with all our specials.
* Dry pack scallops with Sriracha buttersauce
* Half Baked Maine Lobster with Scallops & Shrimp
* Pan roasted Duck breast, Lingonberry demi glace
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When you see the word Grasshopper as
the name for a Mexican-American style
restaurant, you may not make the connec-
tion between the name and the type of
food being served
there. But the full
name of this restau-
rant is The Grass-
hopper El Chapulin
Inc., and the original
one was opened quite
a few years ago, in a
climate much colder
than this one.
"In 1971, my
grandmother
opened a bar called
The Grasshopper
in a building in
Adrian, Mich., that
was built in 1837,"
Sarasota Grass-
hopper owner Dino
Soto said. "It was a
cantina, and was
always filled with
a unique mixture
of people."
While living in Michigan, Soto learned
the family business from the ground up.
When he turned 18, in 1989, he decided to
move down to Florida. His restaurant expe-
rience paid off, as he began a career with a
fledgling Outback Steakhouse company (at
that time there were only three restau-
rants in the Outback chain), and by the
age of 25, he was named proprietor of the
Winter Haven location.
In 2007, he teamed up with the former
president and vice president of Outback to
start the Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza brand,
and it was a great success in Florida. But
after selling out to another company, he
found himself in Naples looking for some-
thing to do.
"My grandmother encouraged me to go
back to Mexican-American food," Soto said.
"That is our family's tradition."
So he opened the first Florida Grass-
hopper on April 16. He cautions against


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calling it a "Mexican" restaurant, however.
"I would classify our food as being from
the valley of Texas," Soto said. "It's simple
Mex-Tex food like sitting down at a
table and having your grandmother cook
for you."
That's if your grandmother is the kind
of cook who makes homemade tortillas
and chips during a four-hour process and
creates her own hot sauces twice a day,
in three different levels of heat. Soto
says that great care is taken to make sure
every dish is completely fresh and totally
authentic.
"We make our guacamole five or six
times during each shift, in batches of
10 avocados at a time," he said. "The real
secret is that when you first open the
avocado, you have to be able to smell the
green and then the yellow behind it."
Soto uses his grandmother's recipes,
which are made from scratch every day.
Besides her cooking style, he learned many
other things about the restaurant business
from his grandmother, including how to
create a festive, friendly environment and
how to treat customers like family.
"The lesson I learned (working in the
family restaurant) was that whoever came
into the bar, everyone was treated with
respect when they walked in," he said.
"This is a high energy atmosphere here."
Soto has been busy building his
25-person staff, and feels like he's come
up with the right combination. He says
he wants to help the front of the house
employees gain knowledge of the product
and confidence in dealing with customers,
and allow his back of the house staff to
build a chemistry with each other in the
kitchen.
"I feel like the food is just beautiful,"
he said. "The staff is full of warm, good-
hearted people, and the value is great."
The Grasshopper has daily specials for
lunch and dinner, and a happy hour from
4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. It's located at
7253 South Tamiami Trail in Sarasota, and
is open Monday through Thursday from
11 a.m. until 11 p.m., Friday and Saturday
from 11 a.m. until midnight and Sunday
from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. For more informa-
tion, call 941-923-3688.


Enjoy our New Menu and an
Impressive New Wine List in the
Fairway Dining Room as well as
casual dining in the 19th Hole.


Open to the Public
Hours: Lunch Daily 11 3pm
Dinner Wed.- Sat. 5 9pm
Sunday Brunch 11 -3pm


16010 Englewood Rd.
Englewood, Fl.
(941) 475-6464
www.BocaRoyale.com


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I?' Racing to help the homeless in Charlotte County


The Charlotte County Homeless Coalition is a registered 501(c)3
wich the IRS. Registration # CH2328


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Turn $87 into $1.4 Million to Save Others!
Friday, March I -Wednesday, May I" THE R E E
The 87 Freedom Club www.87freedomclub.com
Help to retire the current mortgage of the Charlotte County
Homeless Coalition! We are looking for 850 people to donate
just $87 a month for 12 months to help us reach our goal. C L U B
These funds that are currently used for mortgage payments
could be better utilized for other programs to serve the a
community and Charlotte County residents. Join the solution! www.87freedomclub.com
For more information, please contact Mark Martella at
941.206.3700 or email at mark@martellalaw.com A Mister Marty event


I, ** Sunday,April 28th from 9am to 5pm
S "I I. Bayshore Live Oak Park 23157 Bayshore Rd, Port Cha
- c e nt "There will be music, food and fun for the whole family. Ji
-" perform juggling and a magic show from I I I 1:30am. L
niday,201 beselling a variety of unique goods like plants, food, jewe
more. Bring a bag of canned goods and be entered into a
for a Dinner for Two. For more information please conta
the Charlotte County Homeless Coalition 941.627.43 13
h .e : D Kelly. Hunter@cchomelesscoalition.org. A Chick-A-Boom

Derby Open Golf Tournament
Sunday,April 28th Registration begins at 7am, 8am Shotgu
Heron Creek Golf & Country Club 3401 S. Sumter BI
This event will
be played in four- .
person teams
and will feature
cash prizes for
the winning
de.... teams with
tob.nn Ionl ta.sdno.u d several contests .-
throughout the
HNo E course! Cost is
$75 per person,
which includes
cart, continental breakfast and lunch. For more information or to iil
register, please contact Kevin Russell at 941.429. I 871 or e-mail Registration begins at 7 am
jen@wkevinrussell.com. A SmartyJones event Shotgun start at 8 am
Steven Jakubatis
Derby Victory Party -.
Saturday, May 4th 4:30pm to 8 pm
IslesYacht Club 1780W.W Marion Ave, Punta Gorda
The Homeless Coalition's 3rd Annual Derby Campaign is wrapping up players perteam) DCo I4
on May 4th with aVictory Party and live viewing of the I139th Kentucky
Derby. We have all worked so passionately to reach our goals and
the community reached out to us like never before. Please join us inD. a
celebrating such a rewarding campaign! We will have delicious food, ..
raffles, casino and horsy-style games, and let's not forget specialty derby q. ..* *.- I.
drinks. Derby team members are free and it's only $45 per person for Please mail your check, payable to Charlotte County Ho
non-members. For more information please contactTina Figliuolo at w. Kevin Russell, P.A.
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For ongoing event information during the race, watch for this
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Wally's Southern Style BBQ


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SUlI PH'-.-T'-.-S B, SHIPLE, EC.PGE
Wael Dubbaneh, owner of Wally's Southern Style
BBQ, 3591 Tamiami Tr., Port Charlotte.


By SHIRLEY GEORGE
SUN CORRESPOT I 1 i

Wael Dubbaneh's passion for cooking prompted opening a
restaurant in 1985 in Maryland."Then I decided that I didn't
want to cook for the rest of my life" Dubbaneh said.
After attending Maryland Drafting
Institute for two years, Dubbaneh received
a certificate and worked for an engineering
company fora few months. But he didn't like
a desk job.
"I missed activity in the kitchen; I needed
to keep moving as I had done for many
years."
Dubbaneh relocated to Port Charlotte in
1990. He decided to sharpen his culinary
skills at the Le Cordon Bleu College of
Culinary Arts in Orlando, Florida where he
earned an associate's degree. I
After working as a chef at the Waldorf-
Astoria in Orlando, Dubbaneh came back
to Port Charlotte to do what he loves best;
cooking in his own restaurant, Wally's
Southern Style BBQ, 3591 TamiamiTr.,
Port Charlotte. The restaurant has become
a favorite of locals and out-of-towners
for its delicious food, reasonable prices and friendly service. It
received the Charlotte Sun Readers'Choice Awards for finalist ir
2010, and first place in 2011 for BBQ and ribs.
The BBQ is made from fresh pork, beef, chicken and turkey,
slow-cooked in a smoker. The meat is smoked using hickory
wood and dry rub just enough to complement the flavor, but
not overpower it. Flavored only with that wonderful smoke,
you may add your choice of sauce; original, mustard sweet,
honey sweet or spicy. If you prefer extra hot spicy, ask for rock
'n'roll.
Regular customers, Ted and Helen Canape, and Gary and
Carol Bennett, travel from Englewood at least once a week for
lunch at the restaurant. The couples agreed that besides the
delicious BBQ, the fried chicken and pork tenderloin sand-
wiches are among their favorites.
Dubbaneh likes helping the community so he offers a choice
of 14 lunch specials for only $4.99 served from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Monday to Saturday. "The most expensive thing in a restau-
rant is an empty seat. I run specials so the seats will be filled. I
feel like I've accomplished my goal when people like the food.'
Three of the most popular lunch specials are fish and chips
(battered cod served with oakie spuds and cole slaw), old


hickory chicken sandwich (grilled chicken breast drizzled with
BBQ sauce, topped with bacon, cheese, lettuce and tomato
served with oakie spuds), and fried pork tenderloin sandwich
(tender pork loin topped with lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise
served with oakie spuds).
Wally's offers a nice variety of specials served all day, seven
days a week. Among the most popular are'Meat for


Englewood residents, Ted and Helen Canape, and Gary and
Carol Bennett. eniov their weekly lunches at Wallv's.


Two" (choose two from pulled pork,
brisket, pulled chicken, turkey, hotlinks, bologna, one-half BBQ
chicken, Buffalo wings, rib tips or polish sausage, served with
choice of two sides, and'Ribs forTwo'(full rack of baby back ribs
and one-half rack of St. Louis ribs, served with two sides).
For something deliciously different, try the'BBQ Pizza'(flat
bread topped with garlic butter, cheddar and jack cheese,
onion, choice of pulled pork or chicken, drizzled with BBQ
sauce).
The menu includes appetizers, specialty sandwiches and
platters, salads, homemade soup, chili, stew and 15 side dishes.
Desserts such as creme brulee, banana pudding or fruit cobbler
are available. Domestic and imported wine are served. A kids'
menu is also available.
A new item, a'po-boy'sandwich (smoked prime rib, topped
with provolone cheese, and horseradish sauce, served with
French fries) is offered for $9.99 Friday to Sunday.
Wally's offers full-service catering and private chef service for
events. "No group is too small or too large," Dubbaneh said. "We
catered an event for 550 people in March."
The restaurant is open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a
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By DEBBIE FLESSNER
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The Garden of the Five Senses in North Port
is a very special place.
It's filled with native Florida plants, foot-
bridges and walking trails and a waterfall,
and is a peaceful place of beauty. That's what
makes it a perfect spot for North Port's Arts in
the Park.
"This will be our third Arts in the Park
event,"said Kathy Forsyth, of the North Port
Art Center. "Our second one was in November,
but the first one we had was rained out."
Just like the Garden of the Five Senses,
which Forsyth said has a garden to appeal
to each of your senses, Arts in the Park will
offer different types of art to appeal to your
various senses. This is not just an art show, it's
a type of performance art.
"I have a bunch of artists coming out who
will be bringing theirworks of art," Forsyth
said."Some of the works will be already
completed, but each of the artists will be
working on some type of project while
they're in the park."


That means if you're attracted to an artist's
work, you can actually watch that artist
creating a piece right in front of your eyes.
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Where: The Garden of the Five
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When: Saturday, April 27, from
11 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Info: The event and parking are
free. For more information, visit
the website at
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The artists at the show will be working in
all types of mediums: paint, charcoals, clay,
metal and more. They'll be scattered around
the park, so you'll have an opportunity to
appreciate where you are as you stroll about
the grounds.


You'll also have a chance to appeal to
your aural sense by listening to some of the
musicians who will be playing in the park
during the event. Bobby J, a local singer and
guitarist, and North Port band Citrus Roots
will be providing musical entertainment
throughout the day.
"We will also have the North Port Poet
Society," Forsyth said. "There will be about
five or six poets who will be doing poetry
readings."


You won't find any food vendors at the
Arts in the Park event, but you will be able
to bring in your own food. So pack and tote
your picnic baskets, coolers, chairs, blankets,
whatever you like. Forsyth says that this is an
event where you can just relax and enjoy your
surroundings.
"People can sit down in front of the stage
and listen to the musicshe said. "(This
event) is all about North Port and showcasing
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By NANCI THEORET
SUN CORRESPONDENT
Pardon the pun, but the local business
of agtourism is growing.
"So many people come to Florida
and think of beaches and palm trees
but there's a whole other side,"says
Tonie Waters, co-owner of Gulf Coast
Florida Limousine and one of the charter
members of Gulf Coast AgVentures, a
Southwest Florida consortium of family
farms and animal attractions. "The other
side of Florida is rich in agriculture, from
farm to table, jungle to stable."
Venture just east of Interstate 75 and
Florida's landscape transitions to a sea
of green and yellow, red and purple,
depending on the farm and the growing
season. The Charlotte, Sarasota and
Manatee County area includes 37 open-
to-the-public farms and farm stands
offering potatoes, organic produce,


dairy products, honey and wine. There
are even lions, tigers, bears and dancing
Lipizzaner stallions, at Big Cat Habitat,
Bearadise Ranch and Herrmanns' Lipizzan
Stallions, respectively.
"Ag tours have become a niche market
that continues to grow for us" said Kelly
Klotz, communications manager for the
Bradenton Area Convention and Visitors
Bureau.
Waters' limo service provides seasonal
and year-round agricultural-themed
tours packages, including a teddy bear
picnic at Bearadise, home to the world-
famous performing Welde bears; a tour
of the Manatee County Ag Museum,
which showcases the area's deep ties to
agriculture and commercial fishing; and
Rosaire's Riding Academy, offering pony
rides and a petting zoo.
Customers can also tailor their tours,
choosing destination and a variety
of transportation options: Lincoln


Town Cars, six- to 10-passenger limos,
a 14-passenger van or the party bus
that accommodates up to 20 people.
Throughout the summer the company
will offer a Wednesday tour package
whisking visitors to the Ag Museum, Rosa
Fiorelli Winery and Mixon Fruit Farms,
which offers the 72-year-old groveside
cafe and a tram tour to its wildlife
refuge, a rehabilitation center for injured
birds and animals.
Waters can also arrange picnic lunches
and the opportunity to sample just-
harvested produce, especially during the
winter growing season. Families can opt
out of the winery and visit the riding
academy instead.
The package includes transportation,
entrance fees and a vineyard tour and
wine tasting and is $59.45 for adults,
$41.45 for children 3 to 10 and $5 for
children under 3. While other local
farming operations are winding down,
Rosa Fiorelli, located 12 miles east of
1-75 on CR 675, is ramping up for its
summer grape harvest. Last August it
offered a public grape stomp and this
year its hosting inaugural "Wine & Dine
in the Vines"dinners each Saturday and
Sunday from 5 to 8 p.m. through May.
The dinners, $80 per couple, $45 for indi-
viduals, feature live music, Italian cuisine
and an open bar showcasing Fiorelli's
nine vintages.
This time of year, visitors to O'Brien
Family Farms in Bradenton won't get to
pick the farm's famed plump red straw-
berries from the vine or its hydroponi-
cally grown veggies, however, its educa-
tional tours are offered through May and
its retail store features locally produced


jellies, jams and a working beehive. It
also sells packets of pollen, purportedly
good for energy and allergies. During
winter months the farm's fields and
greenhouses pop with the vivid hues of
vine-ripened strawberries and tomatoes,
purple eggplant and blueberries, and its
cafe serves up to 150 strawberry short-
cakes each day.
At Dakin Dairy Farm in Myakka City,
tours of the 350-acre farm, which include
a visit to the "moo-ternity" ward and
milking operations, continue through
the end of April. Visitors can also take a
hay ride, wander the corn maze, picnic
under a stand of live oaks and squeal at
the pig races. The gift shop, which sells
an array of souvenirs and the dairy's
milk and cream products, will remain
open through the summer, and birthday
parties will be offered monthly.
Worden Farm in Punta Gorda is also
offering its last hurrah before summer
vacation: A workshop this Saturday,
April 27, from 9:30 a.m. to noon focused
on home-made, all-natural health,
beauty and healing products. Advanced
registration is required.
Waters and members of the upstart
Gulf Coast AgVentures will spend the
summer promoting their cause and
creating new opportunities, including
romance-themed packages involving
horseback and champagne picnics and
upscale country limo tours featuring
Fiorelli wines.
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potential to become a full-blown family fiasco.
To the amusement of their adult children and
friends, long-divorced couple Don and Ellie
Griffin (De Niro and Keaton) are once again
forced to play the happy couple for the sake


of their adopted son's wedding after his ultra
conservative biological mother unexpectedly
decides to fly halfway across the world to
attend. With all of the wedding guests looking
on, the Griffins are hilariously forced to confront
their past, present and future and hopefully
avoid killing each other in the process.
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Oblivion I Runtime: 2 hrs. 5 min. |
Rated PG-13 for nudity, brief strong
language, sci-fi action violence and
some sensuality.
In the year 2077, Jack Harper (Tom Cruise)
works as a security repairman on an Earth left
empty and devastated after a war with aliens.
Jack has two weeks left before his mission ends
and he joins his fellow survivors on a faraway
colony. However, Jack's concept of reality comes
(rashing down after he rescues a beautiful
stranger (Olga Kurylenko) from a downed
spacecraft. The woman's arrival triggers a
chain of events that culminates in Jack's nearly
single-handed battle to save mankind.
42 I Runtime: not provided I
Rated PG-13 for thematic elements,
including language
"42' tells the story of two men-the great
Jackie Robinson and legendary Brooklyn
Dodgers GM Branch Rickey-whose brave stand
against prejudice forever changed the world by
(hanging the game of baseball. In 1946, Branch
Rickey (Harrison Ford) put himself at the fore-
front of history when he signed Jackie Robinson
(Chadwick Boseman) to the team, breaking
Major League Baseball's infamous color line.
But the deal also put both Robinson and Rickey
in the firing line of the public, the press and
even other players. Facing unabashed racism
from every side, Robinson was forced to demon-
strate tremendous courage and restraint by
not reacting in kind, knowing that any incident
could destroy his and Rickey's hopes.
Scary Movie V I Runtime:
1 hr. 25 min. I Not Rated contains
partial nudity, comic violence and
gore, language, crude and sexual
content and some drug material.
The latest installment of the "Scary Movie'
franchise includes send-ups of "Paranormal
Activity, '"Mama,' "Sinister, "The Evil Dead,' Inep-
tion,' "Black Swan 'and pop culture featuring
Ashley Tisdale, Charlie Sheen, Lindsay Lohan,
Snoop Dogg, Katt Williams, Molly Shannon, Terry
Crews, Simon Rex, Jerry O'Connell, Sarah Hyland,
Katrina Bowden, Tyler Posey, Shad Moss aka Bow
Wow, Kate Walsh, Heather Locklear, Mac Miller
and Mike Tyson.
Evil Dead I Runtime: 1 hr. 31 min.
| Rated R for strong bloody violence
and gore, some sexual content and
language. (Parents: common sense
media says iffy for 17+).
In the much-antiapated remake of the 1981
cult -hit horror him, five twenty-something
friends become holed up in a remote cabin. When
they discover a Book of the Dead, they unwit-
tingly summon up dormant demons living in the


nearby woods, which possess the youngsters in
succession until only one is left intact to fight for
survival.
G.I. Joe: Retaliation I Runtime:
1 hr. 39 min. I Rated PG-13 for
intense combat violence, brief
sensuality, language and martial
arts action.
In the continuingg adventures of the G.I.
Joe team, Duke (hanmning Tatum), second-in-
command Roadblock (Dwayne Johnson), and the
rest of the Joes (D.J. Cotrona, Byung-hun Lee) face
a two- fold threat. Not only is their mortal enemy
COBRA rearing its ugly head again, but there is
also a threat from within the U.S. government:
There might be an impostor in the White House.
The Host I Runtime: 2 hr. 5 min. I
Rated PG-13 for some sensuality and
violence.
What if everything you love was taken from
you in the blink of an eye? "The Host 'is the next
epic love story from the creator of the "Twilight
Saga,'worldwide bestselling author, Stephenle
Meyer. When an unseen enemy threatens
mankind by taking over their bodies and erasing
their memories, Melanie Stryder (Saoirse Ronan)
will risk everything to protect the people she
cares most about.
Tyler Perry's Temptation I Runtime:
1 hr. 51 min. I Rated PG-13 for some
violence, sexuality and drug content.
An explosive romance about the seductive
dangers of the forbidden, this him tells the
provocative and sensual story of Judith, an ambi-
tious married woman whose obsessive passion for
a handsome billionaire leads to betrayal, danger
and a choice that will forever alter the course of
her life.
Admission I Runtime: 1 hr. 57 min.
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some sexual material.
Tina Fey (Date Night, 30 Rock) and Paul Rudd
(I Love You Man, Knocked Up) star in "Admis-
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nominee Paul Weitz (About a Boy), about the
surprising detours we encounter on the road to
happiness.
The Croods I Runtime: 1 hr. 31 min.
| Rated PG for some scary action.
A prehistoric family is forced to flee their cave
after it's destroyed by a disaster that threatens
to changee their lives forever in this animated
adventure featuring the voices of Nicolas Cage
and Emma Stone.
The Call I Runtime: 1 hr. 35 min. |
Rated R for violence, some language
and disturbing content.
An emergency operator (Halle Berry) receives
a desperate call from a kidnapped teen, and
races to locate the young victim while faang a
terrifying killer from her own past.
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Wet'n Wild cranked up the volume for its
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Dove Award-winning and two-time
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Christian rock gospel, punk and R&B styles.
Sanctus Real's performance will follow
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E'I'I'CI".' April 24-30, 2013


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Celebrate Music of Dance with the Venice Symphony


By CHRIS KOURAPIS
SUN CORRESPONDENT

The final Venice Symphony Orchestra
concert of the season, Pops Concert II, is
entitled simply "Dance." Over 70 profes-
sional musicians, led by Maestro Ken
Bowermeister, will perform uplifting,
lively arrangements of Strauss waltzes,
ragtime jazz, Broadway musicals, and
movie soundtracks. John Williams'fans
will recognize familiar themes from
"Close Encounters" and "Star Wars."
According to Principal Flutist, Gayle
Williams, "Audiences become energized
when hearing dance music. This concert
provides us with an opportunity to
demonstrate just how much our multi-
generational group of musicians has
matured and grown.":According to their
website www.thevenicesymphony.org
some Venice Symphony musicians are
graduates of the Juilliard School and the
Eastman School of Music. A number have
played with the Hartford Symphony,
Philadelphia Orchestra, St. Paul Opera,
U.S. Marine Band, and the Florida
West Coast Symphony (now Sarasota
Orchestra).
At all three scheduled performances of
"Dance"Anita Brooker will be honored


and recognized for her 5 years as
concertmaster of the Venice Symphony.
Although Brooker is stepping down as
concertmaster, she will continue to play
in the orchestra. "Anita Brooker has
been my teacher, colleague and close
friend for more than 40 years," explained
conductor Bowermeister. "Her continued
presence will inspire us to ever greater
heights:'." Brooker's experience includes
27 years as concertmaster of the Florida
West Coast Symphony and 20 years with
the Boston Pops.
The 2013-14 Venice Symphony
schedule is now available according to
Gina Hamilton, marketing manager.
Subscribers have until May 31 to renew,
after which time new season subscrip-
tions will be offered. A new system,
slated to be in place by June 1, is being
installed that will allow online ticketing
for those wishing individual tickets in
the fall. Pops concerts will be featured in
November, December, January, and April.
Classical music will be performed in
February, March, and April. A complete
listing is available at their website. All
seats are reserved, and season tickets
range in price. Great changes are in store
for the Venice Orchestra as they are in
the process of moving into new offices


at 230 S. Tamiami Trail, Venice Island,
where they'll host an open house/grand
opening in the fall. Their new office
provides easy access to the box office
and is within walking distance of a new
(under construction) Venice Performing
Arts Center. The Venice Symphony will
open the 2014-15 season (the Orches-
tra's fortieth anniversary year) at a new
center that will provide seating for 1000
people.
It is not too late to purchase tickets
for"Dance" sponsored by the Kathleen
F. Cellura Foundation at the Community
Foundation of Sarasota County, but
Friday evening and Saturday matinee
are nearly sold out. "Dance" will be
performed three times: at 8 p.m. on
Friday, April 26 and at 4 p.m. and 8
p.m. on Saturday, April 27 at the Church
of the Nazarene, 1535 E. Venice Ave.,
Venice. Individual tickets cost $28, $25,
$20 and can be reserved by calling Ticket
Line at 941-207-8822.


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clinic
By KIM COOL
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Enjoy a night of Pops music with the
Venice Symphony and support the Friend-
ship Health Clinic.
The benefit coincides with the Friday
performance of Pops Concert II -"Dance."
The benefit package begins with a recep-
tion from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. featuring
appetizers, desserts and refreshments,
followed by the 8 p.m. concert.
Tickets for the special fund-raising
package are $45 per person, with proceeds
going to the Friendship Center's health
clinic. The Senior Friendship center is
celebrating its 40th year in Sarasota and its
22nd year in Venice.
The reception and concert are at the
Church of the Nazarene, 1535 E. Venice Ave.,
Venice. There will be a special parking area
for those attending the Senior Friendship
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If you've never been to a SteveFest concert
at Punta Gorda's History Park, here's what you'll
need to bring: A folding chair, $20 for a donation,
and a readiness to listen to some top-notch
acoustic music.
This Saturday night, that musicwill be
provided by the Rowan Cunningham Band,
a trio from the Americana/bluegrass touring
circuitwho are making a
dip through Florida. Also STE
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played all over the world. The three joined forces
in 2008, and have performed at many bluegrass,
folk and American musicfestivals, including the
Magnolia Fest in Live Oak, Fla. Chris and Lorin are
brothers of bluegrass revival ace Peter Rowan,
a member of Jerry Garda's Old and In the Way
band who still headlines and collaborates all
over the musical map.
Still Friends, a group that gets betterall the


time, is Tiffiny Coffey and Carrie Blackwell Hussey
doing most of the singing, Reed Coffey playing
lead guitar, banjo and bass, and Japhy Blackwell
on saxophones. They'll likely do some new songs
they've been working on, plus some old favorites
and maybe a few from the days of Steve Black-
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at the Charlotte County Cultural Center
Theater, 2280 Aaron St. There will be
a matinee at 4 p.m. Saturday and an
evening performance at 7:30 p.m. The
show is one of the most action-packed
Vegas style shows on the East Coast
whose debut will coincide with New
York's Broadway opening of "Motown
the Musical" this month.
With tributes to such acts as
The Supremes, Rick James, Aretha
Franklin, Stevie Wonder, The Tempta-
tions, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson,
Michael Jackson, The Four Tops and
more, this energetic show will have you
dancing in your seats.
The '60s, '70s, and '80s produced
some of the most exciting and exhila-
rating sounds and rhythms that became
the soundtrack of a generation.
Motown became synonymous with its
popular distinctive blend of rhythm and
blues, soul, and featured sweet harmo-
nies and meaningful lyrics from those


tumultuous and passionate times.
Arthur Kuehn, musical director of
the revue, stated, "With a four-piece
rhythm section, four-piece horn
section, five stellar tribute vocalists, a
dozen tribute acts, costume changes,
choreography, etc., I'm fortunate to
have key people helping me. The goal
is to weave the music together so as
to provide excitement and enjoyment
from hearing and seeing your favorite
memories brought to life. My favorite
part is providing the inspiration that
brings it all to life."
Band leader, Richard James, said,
"Prepare to be entertained with music
and costuming true to the artist and
the era. Come on out, tap your feet,
and sing along with your favorite
songs.
Tickets are $20 per person, and may
be purchased at the Cultural Center's
information desk or theater box office,
online at www.theculturalcenter.com,
or call 941-625-4175, ext. 221.


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Flurain Celtic rock


By DEBBIE FLESSNER
SUN CORRESPONDENT
If you look up the word "flurgin"
in the Urban Dictionary, you will
see it defined as, "the act of getting
together for purposes of drinking and
singing loudly. Usually in a Pub or
private residence."
You may think, with that definition,
Flurgin is a perfect name for a Celtic
rock band who plays in a lot of Irish
pubs. That's because, according to Matt
Schaefer, the band's guitar and banjo
player, the definition was written into
the online Urban Dictionary by the
band's own founder, Chris Ferrell.
Usually, bands are named after
words, not the other way around.
But that's OK, because Flurgin knows
exactly who they are.
"We play a mix of Celtic rock and
Irish," Schaefer said. "Broccoli (lead
singer and acoustic guitar player
Ferrell's nickname) started the band. I
had started playing the banjo for fun,
and joined in six months later."
Both Schaeffer and Ferrell work at
the Celtic Ray Public House, an Irish
Pub in Punta Gorda Schaeffer in
the kitchen and Ferrell behind the bar.
Needless to say, a place like that is one
in which Flurgin feels very much at
home. Schaeffer said that their perfor-
mances at Celtic Ray are like one big
Gaelic party.
"We generally get a crowd to drink
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dance and clap:'."
Along with the band's core group of
other members, Mike Miro on bass and
Kenny Donohue on drums, Schaeffer
and Ferrell play other places besides
Celtic Ray when season is over. Last
summer, they played in venues from
Cape Coral up to St. Petersburg. Occa-
sionally, guest performers, such as a
tin whistle or fiddle player, will sit in
on a show.
In the meantime, Flurgin will
keep playing at their home base and
enjoying their Punta Gorda fans.
Recently, they began having a live
band rehearsal every Thursday night
at Celtic Ray. And then once a month,
they will have a Friday or Saturday
night gig there.
Schaeffer said that when you come
to a Flurgin show, you'll get a mix of
traditional and more contemporary
Irish tunes that between he and
Ferrell, they know pretty much every
song. And that can make a show a lot
of fun.
"The people want to hear the Irish
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songs. We get the crowd pretty rowdy."
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water only 10%/ Down
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OPEN FLOOR PLAN, 1526
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Tarpon Coast Realty
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Beaches, 4 Golf courses,
Fishing 3/2 w/double lot.
2001 newly painted in & out.
New Tile & carpet, open floor
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$229,000
BAY BRIDGE HOMES LLC
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VENICE, Pine Brook, By
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several cars/boat. 5 mins to
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HOMES 1030


PUNTA GORDA ISLES
3 Bedroom/2 Bath, POOL,
All Tile Floors. Nice Updates!
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Deb Sestilio 941-391-1873
Fisherman's Village Realty
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Elaine Martin, Fisherman's
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WATERFRONT
LlHOMES 1030

GROVE CITY, Sailboat water,
2 /2 +office, separate boat
lot, no bridges to intercoastal
$135,000 941-374-2562
PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2/1
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3517 WHIPPOORWILL BLVD
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Heated POOL, 30' Dock &
Boatlift! $459,900
Deb Sestilio 941-391-1873
Fisherman's Village Realty

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Sue Ellen Fumich, 941-276-
2894 Coldwell Banker Residential
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Lot # HIA, $65,000
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250+' of frontage. 1+ acre
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COMMUNITY
1035


DEEP CREEK, ',:': ir l:,:.t
Ian Rd. 3Bed/2Bath/2CG FW
Canal Home! LOADED w/
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$239,000. Linda 941-457-
7245 or Jill Brouwer 941-
2764459 Jill Brouwer Realty





LAKE SUZY : 2 :
12539 SW KINGSWAY CIR.
Newer S/S Appliances, Gran-
ite Countertops, All Tile
except one guest bdrm, walk
in closets in master bdrm,
beautiful view of Kingsway
Country Club on 17th Fair-
way, oversize garage, new
pool screen. $324,950
Jill Brouwer Realty,
Jill Brouwer 941-766-1606
or 941-2764459


LA-- R1 & .I, I .'-". V ,v
Kingsway Cir., 3/2/3 Many
Upgrades! Mostly Furn.
Located on Kingsway Country
Club! Beautiful Views!
IMLS#C7039567$249,950.
Linda 941-457-7245 or Jill
Brouwer 941-276-4459 Jill
Brouwer Realty


GOLF COURSE
COMMUNITY
1035


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LAKE SUZY, I2-;4- '*W
Kingsway Cir. 2 Bdrm/2Bath
w/ Family Room. (Possible
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MLS#C7040091 $269,9o.
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7245 or Jill Brouwer 941-
276-4459 Jill Brouwer Realty


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Kingsway Circle, GREAT Pool
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broke Cir. 4/2/2 POOL Home!
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MLS#C7040402 $239,950.
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Brouwer 941-2764459 Jill
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UUAlTI InIAL LEUI Y
North Port 3/2/2 located on
8th Tee. Extended lanai,
solar pool pump, fireplace, &
solar heat. $279,900
Sue Ellen Fumich
941-276-2894 Coldwell Banker
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Village I. Includes oversized
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941-468-3691

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~1040


2/2 LUXURY PGI WATERFRONT
CONDO W/ DOCK, SAILBOAT
ACCESS & CANAL VIEW. GRANITE
KITCHEN, TILE LANAI & LRG ROOMS.
$225,000 CALL LUKE ANDREAE
RE/MAX HARBOR 941-833-4217


NORTH PORT
2466 Magnolia Circle
Immaculate 2/2/2
with den, end unit villa.
Offering pool, spa, tennis
& clubhouse!
Must See! $148,900
Henry Gustaf
941-204-8213
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3812 Tripoli Blvd, PG, FL 33950
BSI Villa 2/2/2 w/Den,
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$142,900
907-942-5665 or 941-276-0909


PUNTA GORDA Isles, Viviante
Gated Comm., beautiful 3/3,
Fully Furn., Private elevator,
Wood Cabinets, Granite Coun-
tertops, overlooking Peace
River. $368,900 941-627-5673


K'U I UNUA BEAUTIFUL
2BR/2BA CONDO LARGE
1245SF UNIT. FULLY
FURNISHED, SMALL 6 UNIT
COMPLEX POOL, NO PETS.
$89,400. 616-698-6349
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THE LANDINGS
Beautiful 4/3/3 Condo, with
private elevator. 2000+ SqFt.
Granite countertops, wood
cabinets, custom tile and car-
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from Boca Grande.
Priced to sell $269,900
Surfside Realty & Co.
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PG WATERFRONT
Emerald Point 3 Pools,
Tennis, Clubhouse,
Restaurant & more! Boat,
Slip & Storage available!
2/2.5/1G $109,900!!!
Leo Roberts
941-916-0598
Prudential Florida Realty
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appliances, part furnished.
Beautiful Riverside Oaks
adult community.
Call Mike 941-356-5308
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ENGLEWOOD 2/1.5
Doublewide, Furn., located in
55+, Deer Creek Mobile
Home Park on Godfrey Creek.
$28,000 231-855-7450


IVIUVL ITD IUUYT!
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$39,995
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PLINT\ GORD
8320 RIVERSIDE DR. #64,
55+ RESIDENTIAL OWNED
PARK, 60x14 TURNKEY, 2/2,
W/D, BOAT RAMP, GULF
ACCESS, ASKING $59,000
CONTACT ED RUSSELL
941-380-8879
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VENICE FRANKLIN PARK
MODEL TRAILER IN A BEAUTIFUL
RESORT ON MYAKKA RIVER
FURNISHED MINT CONDITION!
REDUCED TO $24,500.
941-497-0703

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12x46 2BR/1BA, furnished,
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24x32 2BR/1BA, unfurnished,
new appliances,
asking $5,300.
Others to choose from.
WALKING DISTANCE TO
PUBLIC & CVS
55+ comm. No pets
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941-488-5672
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IN BEAUTIFUL BAY INDIES
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S1095


PUNTA GORDA SNOWBIRD SPECIAL
Limited Offer $59,995 Complete
Brand new 2/2 Jacobsen double
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season, in beautiful Riverside Oaks.
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$79,900 COMPLETE
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55+ Community in Osprey
2 Bd/2Ba + carport.
Top of the line Jacobson
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stay. You own your own lot.
Really Great Location.
FSBO, $;9,999 $59,000!!
Partly owner finance
941-918-1667

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BRAND NEW! Mountain
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1210






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212/Condo Engl. End unit,
tropical setting, water includ-
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2/1 House N. Eng. water
sewer & lawn inc $800.
2/2 duplex Lanai N. Engl
all tile on bus route $600
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water, sewer & lawn inc
quiet on bus route $525

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3/2/2 Private Yard, NP........ 975
3/2/2 w/Lanai, S. Gulf Cove...$1000
3/2/2 w/Lawn Care, Lk Suzy..$1200
3/2/2 Lakeside Plantation, NP.$1350
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ENGLEWOOD 2/1/1 285
South McCall Rd. close to
dearborne w/d pets ok. $675
941-889-8844
ENGLEWOOD ISLES Home
with boat dock & lift, 2/2/2 &
heated pool. $1350/month
941-374-2562
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$850, Call Tony 941-391-4018
NORTH PORT WARM
MINERAL SPRINGS 3/2
new home built by latest
design $1100 mo Call
Tatyana 347-200-0245


PORT CHARLOTTE
2/2/2 1100SF, LG. LANAI,
SAILBOAT CANAL, WITH DOCK,
REFURBISHED $950/MO 1ST
& SECURITY 941-875-9425
PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2 has
Bonus Rm & Dining rm. Fenced
backyard, pets welcome with
deposit. Asking lst/last/sec.
$750/mo 941-276-0213
PORT CHARLOTTE J/2/1
Laundry/storage Clean $850
annual. 941-380-9067
PORT CHARLOTTE 4/3/2
Built '06, 2400SF, Upscale Liv-
ing! Granite Cntrs, New Appl.,
$1200 1st/L/Sec 941-766-0780
PORT CHARLOTTE, 3/3 Pool
Executive Riverfront Home,
100 ft dock, fully furnished,
$2200 mnth 941-286-5175
PUNTA GORDA 2/2/1 PGI,
Greenbelt, immac., spacious,
all tile, W/D, NP/NS, incl. lawn-
care, $895 941-423-2643


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1st Ist & sec. req 941-492-
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CONDOS/VILLAS
FOR RENT
1240


AWARD WINNING
SUNBELT MGT.
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1/1 55+ Comm,
Brinson Ave., P.C.
$475/mo
2/2 No Pets,
Water Oak Dr., P.C.
$775/mo

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DEEP CREEK 2/2 or 3/2, tile
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W/D, lanai $725+ up, pets ok
(941)-626-1514 or 661-4539
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CONDOS/VILLAS
FOR RENT
1240

DEEP CREEK 2br/2ba Condo
with lanai, 1st floor unit w/ Golf
course views. 1250sf, all tile,
Very Clean, fresh paint. Call
for showing. 941-627-3500
ENGLEWOOD 2/2 Placida S
Gulf Cove, 2/2, Pool, Sm pets
ok, $725 440-983-0024


OSPREY NON SMOKING
MIDRISE COMMUNITY LOBBY
ENTRANCE W/ GARAGES, 2/2
SPACIOUS. CLEAN. BRIGHT.
STEP IN SHOWER, SCR. LANAI.
POOL TENNIS FROM $1235.
INCL WATER & CABLE
941-966-9763
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2 newly
remodeled, off Kings Hwy, Pool,
Tennis, close to shopping, water
incl. $725/mo 941-286-5003
PORT CHARLOTTE Central
Prom/Parkside Area, Deluxe
refurbished, 1/2 + 2/2 UNF.
Condos, Avail immed, walk to
Hospitals, Promenades, shop-
ping. 55+, no pets, F/L/SD.
$550-$700. 941-276-0327
PORT CHARLOTTE FULLY
FURNISHED BEAUTIFUL GATED
2/2/2 + den, 1560sf, Annual
$1100/mo Murdock Area,
Amenities. 941-889-8930
PORT CHARLOTTE,
Promenades East, 2/2 Fully
furnished, living room, dining
room, screened lanai, W/D,
inside parking, pool, &
security system. Overlooking
Harbor Blvd. Available 5/1
941-456-4960
PUNTA GORDA 2/2/1 Mag-
dalena Gardens Condo conve-
nient to downtown, shopping,
Rt 41/75, no smoking, no pets
$650 941-244-8809
PUNTA GORDA 3/2.5/2
Vivante top floor harbor
view. no pets. $1,550
941-204-2613



ROTONDA Beautiful luxury
villa 2Br/2Ba $695/MONTH
Luxury B&B $89/per night
(Min. 2 Nights) 2 wks $750+
tax 941-268-5275 orVisit
www.RoyalBoundaryBB.com
VENICE ISLAND 55+
2BR/2BA, Pool, elevator 2
Blocks to beach, shopping,
No pets, smoking $1100/
mth 941-493-1036

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1300



ENGLEWOOD 1/1 with
Lanai. No smoking/no
pets $500; 1st & sec.
941-400-1670
PUNTA GORDA 2/2/CP, W/D,
screened lanai, close to 41 &
shopping, $725 + security.
Please call 941-286-3305
Punta Gorda, LARGE 1/1,
exc. cond., super clean,
encl. patio, w/d hkup,
recently remodeled.
$550, 941-875-5657
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APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
L 1320

ARCADIA 3/1 6 mo lease.
1st floor, Central AC, Laundry
room, Fire place, off street
parking, walk to downtown
Arcadia. No Pets. $700/mo,
1 1/2 mo sec, background
check, references req. $700
Call 863-244-2857 for info.
CHARLOTTE HARBOR 2/1
Furn'd, Screened Lanai, Covered
Parking, No Pets, Clean, Neat,
$600/Mo, lst/Last, 941-875-
9425


FOR RENT
1320

CHARLOTTE HARBOR,
Almost new lbd/lba, tile
floors. No Pets. Quiet $565
(941) 587-7828
ENGLEWOOD
AFFORDABLE
1 BEDROOM APTS. 62+
Income limits apply.
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MANOR
... ....... 941-697-4677
TDD 614-442-4390

NORTH PORT
Victoria Point Apts at
Sumter & Appomattox
Between US 41 & 1-75.
Accepting Applications
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Apartments L=
Conveniently *"""""
located close to schools
shopping, entertainment,
& beaches
941-423-8720
STUDIO APTS5
Income-Based Housing
for those 62+ or HCA
Requirements. 941-624-
2266. Limited availability.
Restrictions Apply.
TTY: 1-800-955-8771


PORT CHARLOTTE lbd/2ba
on canal. Large Pool, Jacuzzi,
cable, laundry, util incl, furn or
unfurn $775mo 941-249-0423


VENICE CLUBSIDE APTS.
1 Bedrooms Available.
$350 Move-in Fee.
Call 941-488-7766.
VENICE ISLAND Efficiency
1 & 2 br, Immed. occup.
No pets, 1 yr lease
941-416-5757or 323-6466
1 VENICE STUDIO
& 1 Bedroom
Accepting Section 8 Vouchers
941-488-7766
VENICE, Annual, 2Bd+Den,
Corner Apt, Bird Bay Village,
$925/Mo incl all utilities,
except electric
BIRD BAY REALTY, INC.
941-485-4804
VENICE: 2/1 2 miles
to Beach, walk to Publix,
Shops & bus.
Immaculate, partially fur-
nished, tile/carpet.
$750/mo. Annual. No
pets.
(941)-374-3401
VILLA SAN CARLOS 2550
Easy Street Income based
62+ or needing features
of accessible unit. Restric-
tions Apply. 941-624-2266
TTiY-1-800-955-8771

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22250 Vick St.
Affordable-Income based
One bedroom apartments
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Income Limits Apply
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WILLOW CREEK
Affordable 55+ community
tucked away in North Port.
Pool, Activity Room, Fitness
Center, Restricted Access
Entries. Great Specials on 1BR
& 2BR Apartments. Small Pet
Friendly. Call us Today for a
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ENGL 55 + park 1/1 part-
ly furn. Encd lanai Clean
quiet safe park. $625 mo
ann. 941-786-7777






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FOR RENT
1340

NORTH PORT 2/1 Furnished
mh in 55+ park. Lots of ameni-
ties. No pets. Damage dep.
required. 941-475-5162
EFFICIENCIES
FOR RENT
1350

BANANA BAY MOTEL, Port
Charlotte Waterfront Efficien-
cies from $185/wk. Util incl.
Villa $700/mo 941-743-4441
ENGLEWOOD Furnished
$425/mo including utilities
w/ year lease 55+ Park No
pets (941)-474-1353
NOKOMIS Immaculate Effi-
ciency Walk to beach!
Utilities & Washer/dryer
incl. No smoke, no pets
941-488-6565
PORT CHARLOTTE 2 room
suites waterfront, Wifi, extend-
ed stay rate. 200wk and up.
941-661-4262.
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CLSSIFIEDSI
VENICE Clean Bright furn eff.
apt. Avail May 1st Close to
shops & beach, Utilities &
internet incl. $650/mo Sec. &
refs req. 941-716-5170
ROOMS FOR RENT
LZ 1360

NORTH PORT, Room for rent,
must be working $125 wk.
941-429-5157


ROOMS FOR RENT
1360

PORT CHARLOTTE disabled
Efficiency room, new home,
close to YMCA, furn w util. incl.
$115/wk 941-764-0002
PORT CHARLOTTE Huge pri-
vate room w/separate entrance.
Utility and cable included. Smok-
er OK. $120/wk. 941-624-3436
PORT CHARLOTTE ROOM-in-
HOME smoke/alcohol free,
working man only.
$400 mo. or $125 weekly
941-268-2160
PORT CHARLOTTE, Clean &
Quiet Furn. Room. Working Man
Only $130wk+Dep 941-626-2832
PT. CHARLOTTE, Clean, Quiet,
$125wk/$450mo, incl Util, Furn'd,
Refs. 941-743-3070, 941-740-2565
SOUTH VENICE on Bus line,
clean, quiet, w/d, $480 with
ult. 941-496-8655
RENTALS TO SHARE
1370

NORTH PORT Female seeks
m/f to share furn. home. Inclds
utils. & cable. Across from
lake. $125/wk 941-451-3872
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SEASONAL RENTALS
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PUNTA GORDA seasonal, 3
months ,DC Golf course, 2nd
floor, clean & very nice, 941-
889-7501 ask for Lena.


VACATION/
SEASONAL RENTALS
1390

PUNTA GORDA Timeshare in
Fisherman's Village. Take over
maintenance Fees. Week in
Nov 952-451-6676
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457-6811
PUNTA GORDA Water's Edge
RV Resort, 55+ Resident
Owned, 3 Sites w/Shares Avail:
*#1 Waterfront, Paved Drive,
Concrete Pad & Deck $45,000;
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way, $60,000;
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CAL LIODAY
RV LOT 44'X80'
WATERS EDGE RV
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PUNTA GORDA, NEAR LAKE,
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z ^ 1520

America's Best Buy!
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Owner financing. West Texas.
Beautiful Mountain views.
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1-800-755-8953
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44 1600

LAWN BUSINESS 6 ACTS IN
BURNT STORE MEADOWS, 1-BS
ISLES, 4- PG ISLES 3-OFF
EDGEWATER, 5- DEEP CREEK, 1
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CA.L RICK 941-639-3468
BUSINESS RENTALS
1610



PORT CHARLOTTE
3315 Harbor Blvd, off US41
Retail or Office Space. Approx.
410 sqft. Newly Painted, Tile
Floor, Great Location.
Call for More Details:
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4033 Beaver Lane,
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941-625-1100
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HOTEL
oollZ 2040

BUSSER & DISHWASHER
Tuesday Sunday. Apply in
person Smoke House
415 Cooper St, PG
LINE COOK
Fast paced, family owned,
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restaurant seeks experi-
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to follow instructions and
recipes to meet our exacting
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Drug free workplace.
Apply in person to
Village Fish Market & Restau-
rant, Fishermen's Village
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941-639-7959
PIZZA MAKER Experienced
for cony stores in Pt. Char-
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( GET RESULTS -
USE CLASSIFIED!

SERVERS/BARTENDER
PT Position. Apply in per-
son Tue, Wed, or Sat.
The Palms Pub
266 Rotonda Circle
Ask for Alberto

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A/C SRVC TECH'S,
INSTALLERS, HELPERS
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NO PHONE CALLS.
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Deep Creek, 33983.
AC-REFRIGERATION
SERVICE TECH, Experienced
ONLY. Motivated Self Starter.
941-697-8697

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Some Certs Preferred
But Not Necessary.
Call Will, Service Manager
Gene Gorman Auto Repair
(941)-639-4722

CABINET BUILDER/
INSTALLER
EXPERIENCE A MUST!
Must be Able to
Pass a Drug Test.
Valid FL DL. Required.
Apply in person to:
Southwest Restoration
4290 James St. #8
Pt. Charlotte 33980
941-743-4466

CARPENTER NEEDED
EXPERIENCE
in ALL Aspects of
Construction Necessary.
Painting *Tile *
Drywall ETC! *
Must be Able to
Pass a Drug Test.
Valid FL DL. Required.
Apply in person to:
Southwest Restoration
4290 James St. #8
Pt. Charlotte 33980
941-743-4466
DIESEL MECHANIC,
Looking for an Exp. Diesel
Mechanic. Must be Hard
Working. Duties Incl., but not
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PM's. Must have Own Tools,
Class A Lic. a Plus.
Apply in Person to:
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12164 Tamiami Trail PG

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Equipment Operator F/T,
Insurance, 401(k), Holiday, and
Vacations. Experience pre-
ferred in grove care & equip-
ment operation. Must be moti-
vated and dependable. Trans-
portation available from vari-
ous locations in 3 counties.
EOE/DFWP. Apply @ Orange-
Co LP, 12010 NE Hwy 70,
Arcadia.
ESTABLISHED A/C COMPA-
NY in Englewood is look-
ing for an EXPERIENCED
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great wages, paid holidays
paid vacations & health
insurance. Please call
ABBOTT AIR
PIs Call 941-468-2433
Drug free workplace
EXPERIENCED TIRE
TECH with light mechani-
cal exp. DL Required!
Starting pay $400-
$600/wk 941-639-5681
FORKLIFT OPERATOR
Now accepting applications,
Exp. preferred, apply within:
15001 Gasparilla Rd. Placida,
Mon-Fri 9-5 941-697-2280
JW INSULATION SEEKS
HARD WORKER, DL A MUST
CALL 941-426-1040
MECHANIC: Experienced
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941-815-7164


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Experienced only, apply within
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Mon-Fri 9-5 941-697-2280
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
INSTALLER Needed Full Time
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Willing to Train Right Person
(941)-492-6064
SPRAY FOAM INSULATION
INSTALLER NEEDED EXPERI-
ENCED ONLY, EOE -- DFWP
CALL 941-429-3600
DAVIDSON INSULATION
TIRE TECH, Immediate open-
ing for experienced tech.
Apply at North Port Tire,
59 N. Tamiami Tr. PC.
or call 941-743-2777



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Knowledge of Antiques Helpful
FAX RESUME 941.624.4201
MANAGEMENT
Couple to manage Waterfront
RV Resort w/amenities.
Requires good people skills,
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responsibility for Park mainte-
nance, including mechanical,
electrical & plumbing issues.
On-site housing provided.
Send resumes to:
sunclassifiedl@gmail.com

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S2070



ADVERTISING
ACCOUNT
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SUN NEWSPAPERS IS LOOKING
FOR MOTIVATED SALES PROFES-
SIONALS WITH A COMMUNITY
SPIRIT WHO ARE READY TO
COMMIT TO A LONG-TERM
CAREER WITH AN ESTABLISHED
SUCCESSFUL MEDIA COMPANY.
DOES THIS DESCRIBE
YOU?
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DEAL CLOSER
STRONG WORK ETHICS
MONEY MOTIVATED
EXCELLENT COMMUNICATION
SKILLS
PEOPLE PERSON
COMPUTER LITERATE
*EXCEPTIONAL CUSTOMER
SERVICE SKILLS
*MARKETING FLARE
*ABILITY TO WORK
INDEPENDENTLY

WE OFFER:
*COMPETITIVE SALARY PLUS
COMMISSIONS
*VACATION
*HEALTH INSURANCE
*SICK AND SHORT TERM
DISABILITY
*401(K)
*TRAINING
*ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNI
TIES
WE ARE AN EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER & A
DRUG AND NICOTINE FREE
DIVERSIFIED WORKPLACE.
PRE-EMPLOYMENT DRUG AND
NICOTINE TESTING REQUIRED.

IF WE DESCRIBED YOU, SEND
OR EMAIL YOUR RESUME TO:
ENGLEWOOD SUN
ATTENTION: CAROL MOORE
120 W DEARBORN
ENGLEWOOD, FLORIDA
34223
FAX: 941-681-3008
EMAIL:
CYMOORE@SUN-HERALD.COM


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Advertising Sales
Executive

The Charlotte Sun is
looking for "Winners" to
join our team of
professional Advertising
Sales Executives.
If you are never satisfied
with average successes,
are self-motivated, goal
oriented, confident,
enthusiastic and believe
that the customer is all
important, we would like
to talk to you.
The successful
candidates must possess
good oral and written
communication skills, be
organized and a team
player. Sales experience
a plus but we will train
the right persons.
We offer:
Competitive salary plus
commission
*Vacation
Health insurance
Sick and short term
disability
Training
Stable company that is
very Community minded
and involved.
Please send resume to:
Advertising Director,
Leslee Peth
Charlotte Sun
23170 Harborview Road
Charlotte Harbor, FL
33980
Email:
Lpeth@sun-herald.com
We are an Equal
Opportunity Employer &
a Drugand nicotine Free
Diversified Workplace.


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EXPERIENCED ONLY!
LOOKING FOR A MOTIVATED
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HEALTH INS. 5 DAY WK. APPLY
CHARLOTTE COUNTY FORD
3156 TAMIAMI TR, PT. CHARL.
MIKE ELAM 941-625-6141
RENTAL AGENT
Must have FL real estate
lic. Full/part time, salary,
No weekends or after
hours. Fax resume to
941-484-0992
TELEMARKETING/SALES

Telephone Sales opportunities
building new business are avail-
able in North Port Florida.
Successful candidates will be
experienced, self-motivated
sales professionals who have
excellent communication, lis-
tening, and customer service
skills. You must be results dri-
ven, energetic, positive and
able to work in a busy environ-
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We are a successful media
company with a proven track
record of customer success-
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We Offer:
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commissions
*Vacation
*Health Insurance
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If you are looking to build a
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* SALES **
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Excellent workplace! Great
hours & benefits. Base vs.
Generous Commission aver-
age $15+/hr. Port Charlotte
941-625-8800
GENERAL
2100


BOAT WASHER / DOCK
MASTER Part time
needed for boat club in
Venice/Englewood.
Scrubbing, cleaning & light
maintenance work for
medium sized recreational
boats. 2-3 days per week.
Weekends are expected.
Good communication skills
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spitser@freedomboatclub.com
CUSTOMER SERVICE, F/T,
Sat. is a must. Some lifting,
typing & people skills req.
Friendly environment. Apply in
person, Tile & Carpet World
4820 Tamiami Tr., PC, FL
DRIVER Two raises in first
year. $Qualify for any portion
of $.03/mile quarterly bonus,
$.01 Safety, $.01 Production,
$.01 MPH. 3 months OTR exp.
(800)414-9569
www.driveknight.com
(Healthcare Support)

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Seniors Everyday'
House Cleaners
Looking for Full time
Experienced house
cleaners to join our team!
We specialize in quality
cleaning of residential units
at Jacaranda Trace.
The job offered is 32-40
hour full-time, Sunday
included. Hours 7-3:30.
$9/ hr to start.
Transportation a must!
An eye for detail is
very important.
Experience preferred.

JOB DESCRIPTION
Cleaning Common area
Cleaning Residential units
Operating laundry room

SECURITY/
CONCIERGE
Part time position
e Must be an EMT available
any shift/weekends and
holidays
COME JOIN OUR TEAM!
Human Resouces
Jacaranda Trace
3600 William Penn Way
Venice, FL 34293
Fax: 941-363-9487
LANDSCAPER needed,
$10-11/hour depending
on experience. Must have
clean driving record &
license. Fax resume to:
941-426-6874
LANDSCAPER NEEDED,
Clean Florida License.
$10.00 to Start. 40+ Hours.
Fax Resume 941-637-8038
25491 Fortran Dr. P.G.
6am-6pm
MECHANIC
Small Engine 2, Cycle Equip-
ment, F/T for Chenango Sup-
ply. Knowledge of construc-
tion equipment & materials a
plus. Computer skills & cus-
tomer service experience
required. Call 941-637-1165
DFWP
NEED A JOB?
CHECK THE
CLASSIFIED!


GENERAL 30
2100 to 3000
L~lool


CASHIER Part Time, nights.
Apply in Person Fish Cove
Adventure Golf 941-627-5393
LAWNCARE/LANDSCAPING
PT-FT YEAR ROUND
Englewood, Clean FL Lic,
Reliable, Call A-Z
(941)-474-2554 Iv msg.


POOL SERVICE TECH
Experienced, Part Time
Must have 5 yr. driving
record, last 3 yrs. clean.
Nice work environment.
941-628-4501.
SHIRT PRESSER WANTED
At dry cleaner. Monday
Through Friday approximately
30 hours per week.
Apply in person: Comet Dry
Cleaners 25359 Marion Ave.
Punta Gorda, FL
TAXI DRIVER, Non drinker.
Start Immediately. Royal Car-
riage Taxi. Venice 941-485-4258
TECHNICIAN, Swimming
Pool. If you are an
upstanding person with
excellent work ethics
applications accepted
between 9 12noon.
$11.00/HR TO START.
Must have Florida drivers
license. MUST HAVE 5 ys
of driving with absolutely
clean driving record.
Howard's Pool World,
12419 Kings Hwy.
Lake Suzy.
NO PHONE CALLS
UNFI JOB FAIR
APRIL 24-26
9AM-6PM
6272 McIntosh Rd Sarasota
Need experienced:
Drivers, Selectors, Lift
operators, & Building
and grounds staff.
Good starting pay, holiday,
vacation, personal time,
incentive, stock plus an
onsite gym. Must be
available for OT as needed.
Fax Resumes: 941-925-6611

I PART TIME/
TEMPORARY
2110


Local Daily Newspaper
P/T position
Uploading E-edition
Computer knowledge a
must. Candidate must
know FTP and Network-
ing. Other duties include
light lifting. This is a late
night and weekend sched-
ule.
If you are looking for a
career in a positive envi-
ronment with growth
potential and have a real
desire to succeed.
Please contact:
stoner@suncoastpress.co
m
We are a drug and nico-
tine free workplace
Pre-employment drug
and nicotine testing
required


WEEKEND CLUBHOUSE and
Pool Attendant, must have
sound judgement and discre-
tionary skills to work with little
or no supervision. Lobby,
bathroom and pool area main-
tenance as needed. Must be
able to lift 25-50 Ibs., and
carry up to 10 Ibs. Must have
exc. communication and inter-
personal skills, with the ability
to interact with many types of
personalities. 2pm-8pm
Saturday and Sunday. Apply in
person: 1111 Forrest Nelson
Blvd, Port Charlotte.


NOTICES

ANNOUNCEMENTS
3010


ATTN SENIORS: Is your
medicare advantage plan leav-
ing the area? Call Chris Truax
239-464-3849 (Lic. Health Ins.
Agent) Many options available.
DOGS OF VENICE MOBILE
SALON now open! Full service
dog grooming at your home.
Call Stacy at (941)786-PUPS.
HAPPY ADS






Place your Happy
Ad for only
$10.75
3 lines 1 day.

Add a photo for
only $10.00!

Please call
(866)-463-1638


PERSONALS
3020


ADORABLE TASHA.
Stretch & Relax Therapy
941-497-1307
BODY RUBS BY BRANDI
Specials 941-6004317



1225 US 41 UNIT B3.
SCHARLOTTE TRADE CENTER
N OF 776 941-625-0141
retired gentleman, honest, lots
of fun, loves to laugh, looking
for Latin lady w/ long black
hair 941-330-4098
SINGLE FEMALE, 46 looking
for Single Male, 45-55 in Braden-
tonrPort Charlotte 941-201-9853
SINGLE MAN looking for sin-
gle woman. 941-284-7939

ADVERTISE
In
The Classifieds!
SPRING TIME SPECIALS
Body Scrubs and Massage
941-626-2641 Lic. MA59041
THE GIRL NEXT door,
941-483-0701 North Port

SCHOOLS
& INSTRUCTION


ED KLOPFER SCHOOLS OF
CNA TRAINING-1 wk class $250.
Locations: Sarasota Port Char-
lotte, Ft. Myers 800-370-1570
F LACNA.COM
CNA HHA MA
T CEU'S/CPR 0 Med
Tech Phlebotomy
State testing onsite.
941-822-2290


S SCHOOLS
I & INSTRUCTION
3060

FREE EASTERN WISDOM &
Spiritual Healing Classes
utilizing Tai Chi & Qui-Gong
with Yi-Jin-Jing applications &
mediations. Popular instructor.
Call for info 941-204-2826
BORED WITH TAE KWON
DO & MIXED MARTIAL
ARTS? Try Somthing New.
FREE Classes Available in
Tradional Shaolin Kung Fu
More Info Call 941- 204-2826
FREE PRACTICAL PHILOS-
PHY course. Aim to increase
your wisdom & awareness to
escape a habitual existence.
10, once a week evening
lessons. More info 941-421-
8485


IMAGINE MEDICAL PREP
CNA, HHA, MEDTECH, CPR.
Financing Avail 941-429-3320
NEED A NEW CAREER??
CNA CLASS: Days, Eves,
Weekends. $499. Small Class!
CPR/First Aid Incl. 941-966-
2600 www.SunCoastCNA.com
STARTING NEW VOLLEYBALL
CLUB & JR. LEAGUE!
16 YRS BEACH VOLLEYBALL EXP!
941-421-8144
UNEMPLOYED? Earn Your
Commercial Driver's License
(CDL) in Just 3 Wks. & Join the
Ranks of Employed Truck Dri-
vers Nationwide. Located Punta
Gorda FL SunCoast Trucking
Academy 941-347-7445.

BIBLE STUDY
& CHURCHES
Lwa! 3065

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
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
FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Bible
Study on the Book of James.
Thursday starting on April
25th 6:30pm At 1460 S.
McCall Rd. Suite 1C Engle-
wood Dr. Ken Lindow will be
teaching a 5 week topical
study of the principles taught
in the Book of James. For
more info. call church office at
(941)475-7447 or log on to
fcenglewood.com
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
278 S. Mango St. Englewood
Monday & Thursdays
at 9am. Offering chair exer-
cise classes For more info.
Call 941-474-2473
BURIAL LOTS/
CRYPTS
L 3070

CRYPTS, SIDE-X-SIDE
$5,750 Royal Palm Memorial
Gardens. (941)-639-2591
DOUBLE LAWN Cyrpt w/
vault at Charlotte Memorial
Grdns $2500 941-875-1180
Gulf Pines Memorial Park,
Englewood, Veteran's Honor, (2)
Plots, Valued $3150 ea, Sell
both $3150, 941-6974981


LOST & FOUND
L :3090


FOUND DOG female Bulldog
Mix under 6 mths old, in Lake
Suzi area. Call with details.
863-458-0137
FOUND
Long-haired, dark brown CAT,
fluffy tail, likes dogs, friendly,
found 4/20, vicinity of River Rd
& US41, 941-662-0242
FOUND PET RAT Found
near Edgewater & Bayshore in
Port Charlotte. Friendly.
Call to identify 941-809-3534





LOST: CAT black Male,
neutered, Med. Sized approx
18 Ibs, Stocky Lost near Tal-
bot & Sydeny in N. Port. Just
moved here 2 wks ago. Please
call 941-257-8087
[ ARTS CLASSES
L ^ 3091


BEACH GLASS & Shell
Jewelry @ Creative Classes.
Call Susan for info, Venice:
941-492-2150.
FUSED GLASS & STAINED
GLASS CLASSES at Creative
Classes in Venice. For info &
scheduling, Call Gayle Haynie
941-830-8448
MAGIC OF MOSAICS
CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
ROSEMARY, ARTIST/INSTR
941-697-7888/941-258-6873
www.FlamingoFanny.com



NEED CASH?

EDUCATION
3094


MEDICAL BILLING
TRAINEES NEEDED!
Train to become a Medical
Office Assistant! NO EXPERI-
ENCE NEEDED. Online training
gets you job ready ASAP. HS
Diploma/GED & PC/Internet
needed. (888)926-7884.
MEDICAL CAREERS
BEGIN HERE
Train ONLINE for Allied Health
and Medical Management. Job
placement assistance. Com-
puter and financial aid if quali-
fied. SCHEV authorized.
888-203-3179
www.CenturaOnline.com
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
RELIGION CLASSES
LZ 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


OTHER CLASSES
Z 3097


Attention American Legion
Members and Veterans
If you are an Amateur Radio
operator or want to be, there
is a new FREE ham club start-
ing at the American Legion
Post 110 in Port Charlotte. It
operates under the guidelines
of the National American
Legion Amateur Club.
For more info, email:
alpostll0@gmail.com.
CONCENTRATIVE MEDITA-
TION with Linda Weser, 4 p.m.
every Monday at Unity Church
of Peace, 1250 Rutledge
Street, off Veterans Boulevard
between Orlando Boulevard
and Torrington Street, Port
Charlotte/North Port line.
Free; open to the public.
941-276-0124

5000






BUSINESS SERVICES
AN OCCUPATIONAL LIC.
may be required by the City
and/or County. Please call the
appropriate occupational
licensing bureau to verify.
A CHILD CARE
5051


ALL CHILDCARE
FACILITIES MUST INCLUDE,
WITH ADVERTISEMENT,
STATE OR LOCAL AGENCY
LICENSE NUMBER.
FLORIDA STATE LAW
requires all child care centers
and day care businesses to
register with the State of Flori-
da. The Sun Newspapers will
not knowingly accept advertis-
ing which is in
violation of the law
| COMPUTER SERVICE



COMPUTER TUTOR
(Your home or mine)
ONLY $25.00 an hour!
Please call Steve at:
941-445-4285
Affordable Computer Repair
We Come To YOU!
All computer repairs
$35 Flat Rate Repair
Free Computer Checkup*
Virus/Malware Removal
941-276-6623

CONCRETE



CONCRETE
Driveways, Patios, Sidewalks,
House Slabs, Etc..
Decorative Options Available
Free Estimates
941-286-6415
HIGH QUALITY LOW cost
Concrete Driveways, side-
walks and patios! We also do
Residential cleaning. (941)-
815-3451

ASK US

HOW
you can place a
PICTURE
of your item
for sale
in your
classified ad!
RICH LANDERS
STUCCO, INC.
Honest, Reliable work!
LIC/INS New Const &
Remodels. Rusted bands
& wire lathe repair.
spraycrete & dry-wall
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L HEATING & AIR
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HARBOR AIR for all your
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IMPROVEMENT
5100

CARPENTER, INC. Handyman
Rotten wood, doors, soffit, facia,
etc. Phil 941-626-9021 lic. & ins.
CARPENTER/HANDYMAN
BBB member/lic AAA 1200080
Call Bob at 941-204-4407
DAN THE HANDYMAN
Bath rm & kitchen remodels
Painting, Carpentry, Anything?
941-697-1642
DAVE'S HANDYMAN
Honest, Knowledgeable & Reli-
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Sm/Lg 941-628-8326 Lic/Ins
HIRE A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL.
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LAWN/GARDEN
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appropriate occupational licens-
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Classified = Sales
A JAMISON TREE SERVICE
Complete & Professional
15% Sr Discount!
FREE EST. Lic. & INSURED
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PRESSURE
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5180

BAILEY'S PRESSURE
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ings starting at @$150.
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L SCREENING
L 5184


RANDY HASKETT SCREENING
POOL CAGES, LANAI'S, ENTRY
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EXP 941-809-1171
ROOFING
5185


C.W. HABER INC.
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10% off in stock colors
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Serving Florida over 20 years!
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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

MERCHANDISE
6013 Moving Sales
6025 Arts & Crafts
6027 Dolls
6030 Household Goods
6035 Furniture
6038 Electronics
6040 TV/Stereo/Radio
6060 Computer Equip
6065 Clothing/Jewelry/
Accessories
6070 Antiques &
Collectibles
6075 Fruits/Veges
6090 Musical
6095 Medical
6100 Health/Beauty
6110 Trees & Plants
6120 Baby Items
6125 Golf Accessories
6128 Exercise/Fitness
6130 Sporting Goods
6131 Firearms
6132 Firearm Access.
6135 Bikes/Trikes
6138 Toys
6140 Photography/Video
6145 Pool/ Spa & Supplies
6160 Lawn & Garden
6165 Storage Sheds/
Buildings
6170 Building Supplies
6180 Heavy Constr.
Equipment
6190 Tools/Machinery
6220 Office/Business Equip
& Supplies
6225 Restaurant Supplies
6250 Appliances
6260 Misc. Merchandise
6270 Wanted to Buy/T rade

ADVERTISE
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CHECK THE
CLASSIFIEDS!


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MERCHANDISE


GARAGE SALES
6001

mFRI.-SAT. 8-2 174 Bridle
Path, Arcadia. 2 family
yard sale:
adult & kids clothes, house-
hold items, furniture, ANTIQUE
chairs&tables ,Kimball Organ
,golf clubs,tv's.
Fri. & Sat. (April 26 & 27)
8-2pm

ENGLEWOOD
GARAGE SALES
6002

[-ITHU. 9-3 7643 RATAN
CIR. VHL Mobile Park, off
Gasparilla. MOVING SALE,
Take half off marked items.
Rain or Shine.

NORTH PORT
GARAGE SALES
L 6005

r-ISAT.& SUN. 8-1 4325
IIFernway Dr. 2 HOUSE-
HOLDS, Antiques, silver, nic
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PT. CHARLOTTE/DEEP
CREEK GARAGE SALES
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Next Auction is on 4-28-2013.
Auctioneer Mike Miller
AU4486/AB3288


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BDRM SETOFFICE FURNITURE
HOUSEWARES, ETC.
HOME IS ALSO FOR SALE
5BD/4.5BATH CALL 941-661-
1582

GARAGE SALES
Z 6007

m-iTHU-SAT 9-1 5052 Paler-
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indoor & outdoor, dishware,
cookware, home decor etc.


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5. Pictural tapestry
10. Many not ands
13. Largest known toad species
14. Truth
15. Places an object
17. Small mountain lake
18. Scomberesocidae fish
19. A N.E. Spanish river
20. Selleck TV series
22. Strong, coarse fabric
23. Nestling hawk
24. Macaws
26. Decorate with frosting
27. The bill in a restaurant
30. Sea patrol (abbr.)
31. Used of posture
33. Basics
34. Having no fixed course
38. Radioactivity units
40. Star Wars' Solo

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2. Medieval alphabet
3. Surrounding radiant light
4. Open land where livestock
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5. Quench
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7. Chickens' cold
8. Heart chamber
9. Timid
10. Oil cartel
11. Statute heading
12. Severely correct
16. An amount not specified
21. It never sleeps
22. Indian frock
25. Soak flax
27. Mariner
28. Arabian outer garment
29. Binary coded decimal
32. European Common Market
35. 17th Greek letter


41. Water filled volcanic crater
45. Initialism
49. A shag rug made in Sweden
50. Yemen capital
52. Atomic #79
54. CNN's Turner
55. A priest's linen vestment
56. Returned material autho-
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58. Blood clam genus
60. Raging & uncontrollable
62. Actress Margulies
66. Burrowing marine mollusk
67. Port in SE S. Korea
68. Swiss river
70. Mix of soul and calypso
71. Area for fencing bouts
72. Canned meat
73. Myriameter
74. Long ear rabbits
75. Requests


36. Norse sea goddess
37. All without specification
39. Diego or Francisco
42. Products of creativity
43. Yes vote
44. Radioactivity unit
46. Credit, post or greeting
47. Computer memory
48. Land or sea troops
50. A way to travel on skis
51. Tenure of abbot
53. Fiddler crabs
55. Rainbow shapes
57. Bird genus of Platalea
58. Having winglike extensions
59. Squash bug genus
61. Islamic leader
63. Former Soviet Union
64. Small sleeps
65. Iranian carpet city
67. Auto speed measurement
69. Ambulance providers


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m-iFRI.-SAT. 8-1 601
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Furn., sm d.r. hutch, antiques,
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AUCTION: 5/8/2013
10AM. 2006 Aston
Martin Vanquish
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Sharon Sullivan
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ARTS AND CRAFTS
Z 6025

ARTIST FRAMES, FIVE,
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$75 941-629-4857
ASSTD DENTAL Picks Only
$1.00 each.Stainless,new,qty!!
$1 941-627-3636
LAMP FORM for making
stained-glass lampshade (3)
$5 ea. 941-505-0081
VINTAGE,MAORIWOOD,FIG-
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7 DOLLS
Low 6027 S


7-BARBIE DOLLS-C.80S &
Access.Like new condition
$30 941-613-1442
AVON DOLLS Imani Princes
and Menelik Prince new boxed
$20 941-628-3952
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DOLLS
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BLACK BOY&GIRL dolls
matching outfits new $30
941-240-8243
GREAT AMERICAN doll Marti-
na br hair new boxed 1988
$50 941-628-3952
MADAM DOLLS Storybook
Start @ 25. ALL KINDS $25
941-456-5927
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
: ^ 6030


18 PC. WOLFGANG Puck
Cookware Set New in box
$95 941-421-9984
4 FT Fluorescent lights New in
box $40, OBO 941-697-1110
4-LIGHT FIXTURE for bath,
brushed alum, 28"wx8"hx6"d,
excellent $15 941-743-2656
AFGHAN/THROW Soft
peach knit w/fringe. Pretty.
NEW. $12 941-276-1881
B & D 12 cup Coffee Maker
Programable, like new, extras
$40 941-764-1982
BAR STOOL natural wicker,
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$12 941-488-8691
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BASE CABINET White, no
top. 1 door.10 x 19 x 35. Ven
Is $20 941-488-8691
BASE CABINET White; no
top, 1 draw, 1 door. 15 x 25 x
35 $25 941-488-8691
BATH:TOWELS, S.CURTAIN,
soapdish, rug, etc. Brown,11
pcs/ $45 941-276-1881
BATHROOM VANTY Cultured
marble with med cabinet.
$200 941-661-4974
BED MATTRESS & BOX.
New Will Sell $100.
941-629-5550
BEVERAGE COOLER Rubber-
maid&lce Bucket. Both unused
Pr/. $5 941-276-1881
BUFFER/POLISHER
CRAFTSMAN, hardly used.
$30 941-627-3636
CEILING FAN WHT GREAT
COND $5 551-655-2842
CEILING FAN WHT GREAT
COND $5 551-655-2842
CEILING FANS (2) 52" w/light
kits excellent condition
$20 ea. 941-391-6163
CHANDELIER BRASS & crys-
tal: 2 tier, 8 bulbs (incl)
Ven Is $25 941-488-4691
CHANDELIER WHITE elegant
scrolls, 20wx30h, 6 lights
$75, OBO 941-743-2656
CHANDELIER,BRASS-CRYS-
TAL, 8 lights, chain, 15wx30h
$55, OBO 941-697-1110
CHAR BROIL Oil Less Turkey
Fryer New.For all meats. $90
941-421-9984
CHINA CABINET Oak Lighted
2 pc. $450 270-625-4625
COLEMAN 5000W generator
Works good but needs engine
$75 941-889-7767
COMFORTER GREEN with
print new was 159.00 $60
941-240-8243
CRYSTAL WATERFORD Mar-
quis wine glasses, (8) new in
box, $65, 214-906-1585
DECORATIVE COMFORTER
w/Pillows New $20
941-627-6777
DINING CHAIRS SIX WITH
STAINLESS STEEL BACKS
$25 941-488-8844
DISHWASHER WHT GE NAU-
TIUUS GREAT COND $100
551-655-2842
DRESSER SOLID maple
dresser 9 drawers with mirror
$150, OBO 941-426-4561
DVD & VCR Player/Recorder
Works fine,used little. $75,
OBO 941-697-4713
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FENTON COLLECTOR'S
LAMP $395 941-613-2175
FIVE METAL Framed Prints
Signed. each $8, OBO
941-889-8759
FL ART: Coastal Breeze/Sum-
mer Breeze (blues/aqua) Nice
Pr/ $59 941-276-1881
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551-655-2842
MINIBLIND WHITE aluminum
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valance $20 941-743-2656
NORDIC WARE Cake Pop Kit
New in Box.V.Nice. $20
941-421-9984
ORIENTAL SILK Bonsai Tree
(possibly ficus?) in blk rectang
pot. $15 941-276-1881
PAIR UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS
LAVENDER/ROSE CHECK. $49
OBO 941-613-2175
PATIO SET Glass and slate
top table with 6 chairs $200,
OBO 941-258-0507
QUEEN BEDDING 3sheet
sets, mattress cover, bed-
spread $20 941-613-2708
QUEEN MATTRESS + BOX
SPRINGS Seldom Used-Like
New $75 941-697-5197
RANGE KENMORE stove 30
inch.like new 175.00 $175
941-323-6408
REFRIGATOR KEN more side
by side like new color bisque
$300 941-323-6408
REFRIGERATOR WITH ice
maker like new $200, OBO
941-258-0507
ROCKER RECLINER Brown
like new $200 270-625-4625
SEA SHELL Floral Basket real
sea shells $10 941-391-6270
SEWING MACHINE Kenmore
cams & portable std lightly
used $100 941-639-7443
SEWING MACHINE Singer
Sewing Machine $20
941-468-6285
SIMMONS SOFA Hide a bed
brown Double w/bedding
$450 270-625-4625
SLEEP SOFA Great sofa bed
florida colors call Ron $180
978-771-3608
SLIP COVER love seat
red/brwn,like new $20, OBO
941-876-4716
STAINLESS STEEL sink Dou-
ble basin $25 315-790-9217
STUFFED MALTESE Dog:
Realistic-looking, white w/red
bow. $10 941-276-1881
CHECK THE
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TABLE 48"RD beveled glass
top,pedestal base VGC $35,
OBO 941-429-0289
TABLE LAMP 36" brown solid
wood, tan shade, brass base,
nice $25, OBO 941-743-2656
TWIN COMFORTERS Shell
design+coord pic. Photo avail.
$75 717-829-6525
VACUUM ORECK OR101,
bagless, comm. upright, used
1 time. $190 941-627-9138
VACUUM ORECK XL
Extended Life $20
941-468-6285
VANITY, SINK, FAUWCET
GOOD,COND,31"HX31"LX1
8"D $110 718-986-3608
VERTICLE BLINDS Slider
Door, Bay Window, 2 Ind. Win-
dows $100 941-766-1198
VOTIVE HOLDERS: 4"H.
frosted pink. (Spring decor)
New. 6/ $10 941-276-1881

S HOLIDAY ITEMS
Z 6031


HALLMARK LIONEL 1999
N&W Locomotive & Tender
$35 941-445-2757
HALLMARK LIONEL 2000
General Locomotive & Tender
$25 941-445-2757
FURNITURE
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2 BAR STOOLS 30" high
wrought iron, padded seats.
$25, OBO 941-485-4591


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2 BAR stools off white; uphol-
stered seat; in or outdoors
$25 941-426-1088
2 COUCHES leather brown
good shape sturdy $175, OBO
941-623-3523
2 LAZYBOY recliners Lt.
brown Exc. Cond. $180
941-815-1852
A FURNITURE SHOPPE
SELUNG Quality Used Furniture
941-473-1986
ARMOIRE BEDROOM PIECE
COMES W/TV CALL RON
$125, OBO 941-505-2292
ARMOIRE, beautiful wood,
bowfront, almost new, adj.
shelves $299 941-698-8969
BAKERS RACK, LARGE BIk,
36"wide 4 shelves,ex cond
$75 941-637-4953
BAR STOOLS 2 heavy
cloth&gold chrome wood arms
$50, OBO 716-374-2950
BAR STOOLS 3 Rattan,seat
Height 30" $175
941-627-6542
BED MATTRESS & BOX.
New-Will Sell $100.
941-629-5550
BED BABY bed, sturdy $30
941-204-1537
BED CHILD'S, w/mattress.
Solid $30 941-204-1537
BED GIRLS Queen Brass
Head & Footboard,frame.
$395 941-914-1770
BED ROLLAWAY twin $20
614-506-3168
BED, 2 twins includes sheets,
blankets, pillow cases, etc.
$250 941-488-1522
BEDROOM SET twin bed
w/bedding,dresser,nightstand,
mirror $60 941-204-1537
BEDS, TWIN 2-w/mattress &
springs $125. Desk, wood
w/chair $100. 941-488-7954
BOOKCASES & ENDTABLE
4 BIk bookcases and end table
$350 OBO 941-697-4423
BRASS BED Full. Intricate
design. Must see! pic avail.
$300 717-829-6525
CHAIR ANTIQUE chair $50
941-268-3534
CHAIRS WOODEN spindle
back, exc condition matching
$23, OBO 961-876-4716
CHAISE LOUNGE Micro-fiber,
light beige, excellent condition.
$150 941-468-3252
CHERRY DRESSER Seven
Drawers with a Mirror. $250
941-268-6822
CHEST 6 Drawer w/cabinet It
wood color VGC $40, OBO
941-429-0289
CHEST DRESSER Solid
Wood/Five Drawers $175
941-268-6822
CHINA CABINET antique
white appox 5'h, 5'w'2'd $50,
OBO 941-628-5293
CHINA CLOSET lighted, glass
doors upper, caned doors bot-
tom. Nice $75 941-416-5221
CHINA HUTCH Beautiful!
Cherry Wood, Lg. Has Light
$225 941-613-2452
CHINA HUTCH Drop
Secretary and 3 Drawers
$375 941-268-6822
COFFEE TABLE oak look
wicker look round pedastal
glass $35 716-374-2950
COFFEE TABLE Rattan round
with glass top very nice $75
941-627-6542
COMPUTER DESK, Chair &
File Cabinet Black excellent
condition $65 314-922-4631
COMPUTER HUTCH Storage,
shelf and tower areas $35
941-613-2708
COUCH BEIGE NEW 84"
email pic $350
941-637-3983
CURIO CAB 2 beveled doors
glass shelves 77x45x16
175, OBO 941-486-0925


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CURIO CABINET Solid Cher-
ry. Shelves Glass Lights Mir-
rors $325 941-268-6822
DESK & Chair Glass top, 5
drawers, 36" x 16" $45
941-475-1727
DINET SET 60" table with 4
uphol. chairs on castors,
$300 941-255-3455
DINETTE SET, round glass
top table, 4 chairs $199,
OBO 941-830-0284
DINING ROOM Chairs 4
"cut-out" backs,med brown,
$50 941-697-8451
DINING ROOM Set ,lIt wood,
rect tbI w/leaf, 6 chrs, like new
$399, OBO 941-830-0284
DINING ROOM set 6 chairs,
glass top, 42" x 63", fabric
seats $500 941-564-6598


DINING ROOM *-ET
Thomasville table, 2 exten-
sions, 8 chairs, server, and
custom protective pads. Medi-
um oak and in excellent condi-
tion. $750, OBO
785-230-1095
DINING ROOM SET, beveled
glass table top, 6'Lx3'6"W on
2 Hydra Stone pedestals,
plus 6 custom upholstered
chairs, deep green paisley
print, perfect condition, origi-
nally $3,200, asking $750,
941-661-4281
DINING ROOM Set, wood, 6
chairs w/pads & 2 leafs. Excl.
cond. $275 941-488-7954
DINING SET 40" round table,
w leaf, 4 chairs, excl cond,
$150 941-484-9377
DINING SET 48" round table.
4 chrs. Like new. $400, OBO
941-249-3946
DINING TABLE
marble* beige* 36x60"&mar.
base $200 941-697-1566
DINING TABLE GLASS 4
chairs,tan covers exc cond.
$150 941-429-8444
DINING TABLE Rd oak pedis-
tal w/leaf 4 chairs $125, OBO
941-486-0925
DINING TABLE/8 Chairs
Ethan Allen.3 leaves. $350
941-613-2452
DINING TBLE, Tommy Bahama
dual pedestal, + 4 uphol. arm
chairs $299 941-698-8969
DRAFTING TABLE 42X30
folds flat for storage, like new
$50 941-661-9176
DRESSER OAK w/Mirror 8
Drawers $180 941-627-6777
DRESSER SOLID Wood 6
drawer $50 314-922-4631
DRESSER W/ Mirror & Night
Stand 10 drawer wood $160
314-922-4631
EASY CHAIR 2 like new. Light
tan color. Call for pix. $55,
OBO 941-416-0038
END TABLE Solid oak with
one drawer 22"w x 24"d x
24"h. $70 941-257-2006
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
6' H x 4' W w/TV $50
941-497-7175
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
Glass door w/bottom storage
space $50 941-613-2708
FLOOR LAMP Danish Modern
with magazine rack, needs
wiring $45 214-906-1585
FOLD OUT Couch great
couch, perfect shape $200
941-830-2802
FURNITURE Sofa, Recliner/Love
Seat, Mattresses (Qn, Full), etc.
Call for Prices 941-266-5293
FUTON SOLID oak like new
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941-240-8243
GLASS TABLE top Rd. Bev.
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KING MATTRESS pillow
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941-697-1566
KITCHEN TABLE Blond wood
36" round drop leaf 2 chairs
$75, OBO 941-486-0925
KITSET/LEAF, BISQUE 4
castored arm chairs. $150,
OBO 941-661-6348
LANAI SET 5 pc wrought iron
loveseats & chairs grp $250
941-764-1002
LANAI SET round glass top
table with 4 cushioned chairs.
$60. 941-505-0804
LEATHER COUCH & love seat
good cond. tan leather $495,
OBO 941-769-5995
LIVING ROOM set sofa, 2
chairs, glass end table & cock-
tail table $500 941-564-6598
LOVESEAT LEATHER bond,
excl cond. $300, OBO
941-697-4423
LOVESEAT+SOFA
Matching,Elegant,Exc.cond.
$250 941-255-0691
MATTRESS & BOX.
New Will Sell $100.
941-629-5550
MATTRESS MEMORY foam
fullsize,10"exel-cond. $480
718-986-3608
MATTRESS, KING &
Boxspring w/ Frame. $295
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MATTRESSES, New Queen
set $299, New Twin mattress
$99, 941-249-2600
OAK SET table w/6chairs
$100, OBO 941-276-1205
OTTAMAN TAN leather exc
cond $20 941-204-3274
PATIO SET deluxe
wht,pvc,48"w/4chairsdlx cush
$200 941-426-3030
PATIO SET Round table, 4
chairs, Tan PVC w/ sturdy
straps $250 941-740-1000
PIER1 CHAIR Rattan, swivel,
rocker, nice, cushion $75
941-764-1982
RECLINER ROCKER beige
Micro fiber $125
941-662-9461
RECLINER ROCKER light
brown micro fiber $125 941-
662-9461
RECLINER, TAN, LIKE NEW.
$95 941-764-1820
RECLINERS TWO Rocker
Recliners Brown and Blue $10
941-475-2400
RECLINING CHAIRS Taupe
Color, Swivel Incl. 2 Matching
Ottomans. $350 941-685-5477
RECLINING COUCH Cloth,
Stood shape. No rips or stains.
100 941-875-8703
ROCKING CHAIR mahogony
look carved back cushioned
seat $35 716-374-2950
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SETTEE, 2 chairs, table wick-
er, w/wash, cushions. $110
941-662-0926
SLEEPER SOFA 74"x34"
yellow floral prt $40
941-497-7175
SLEEPER SOFA Queen floral,
excellent cond. P.G. $125
941-637-3700
SLEEPER SOFA Queen size,
new mattress, shades of green
$200, OBO 941-235-3243
SLEEPER SOFA queen, floral
pattern, exc cond, P.G. $125
989-387-3380
SOFA & Chair White, clean &
comfortable, can email pics
$150 941-916-2120
SOFA & LOVESEAT, Over-
stuffed, top grain Ithr, taupe,
Couch 85", chair 47" exc cond
Pd 2100 $650 941-629-9305
SOFA BED by Lazy Boy.
Exc condition $125
269-649-5563


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SOFA BED exc. condition,
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used $285 941-223-5771
SOFA BLUE-84 inches end
seats recline/vibrate $100
941-613-2708
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SOFA THOMASVILLE 3-seat,
watercolors, good condition, U
remove $75 305-942-0606
SOFABED & LOVESEAT
Cream color, great condition
$350 941-875-7332
SWIVEL ROCKER mauve,
good cond. medium size. $25,
OBO 941-626-2832
TABLE 6 chairs 42in rnd 18in
leaf ex.cond whitewashed
$195 941-624-5091
TABLE Oblong wood 53" Long
w/18" Leaf/4 chairs & 8 thick
cushions $100 941-474-0462
TABLE SET dinette table
w/leaf, 4 swivel upholstered
chairs, $275 941-627-2278
TRUNDLEBED TWIN, 2 mat-
tresses, bedding, clean! U
remove. $50 305-942-0606
TV STAND Corner Metal &
Glass 39" 3 shelves $65
941-423-4295
TWIN BEDROOM 12 pc set
Natural wicker. Exc cond. Pic
avail. $475 717-829-6525
TWIN BEDS 2 beds complete
with custom bedding $200,
OBO 941-637-1566
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CENTURYLINK INTERNET
MODEM $30, OBO
941-875-1757
GRAPHICS MONITOR
Graphics Pros Look Sony
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21" Perfect You know
this one. $475
941-627-6916
MULTI-TESTER NEW! Digital.
$25 941-627-3636
SONY HANDYCAM dcrh21
800xD 20xOptial 8mm W acce
$65 941-421-4020
SPEAKERS, KENWOOD @
100 watts each. Hi quality &
sound LN. $36 941-697-1102
TWO-WAY RADIOS Motorola,
nearly new;2 sets@$30 per
set. $30 941-624-4442
VCR PLAYER & Recorder, 4
head with digital track, LN only
$22 941-697-1102
Wll SPORTS SYSTEM 7
GAMES 2G-SD EXTRAS $250
941-286-3826
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remotes,wireless $75, OBO
941-286-8482
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and Much More!
Over 30 Years
Experience & Satisfied
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Serving Venice &
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941-525-7967
941-493-6736
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A Carpenter
Around
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Interior, Exterior
Remodel & Finish Work
Cabinet, Door, Window & Free Estimates!
Wood & Tile Floors Same Bav Service!
Full Handyman Services 24 Hours a DO
James M. Okell No Job Too iorue or Too Small!
941-210-1693
Registered FL Co. Since 1993
Registered & Insured
Serving Sarasota County


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HAMMER
FIREPROOFING
& INSULATION, INC.
for all your insulation needs


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Licensed & Insured
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Kitchen &
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Ceramic Tile
941.766.1767
CRC 1327942
Licensed & Insured
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Bush Hogging
Brush Mowing
Tree, Lot & Vegetation
Mulching
Tree, Stump Removal
*Selective Clearing
941456-633
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Shark's 239 265 2766 34 Plant "Package", Phone Orders Only
cTooth LaLndscaping
Landscape Services LLC Free Landscaping Design!
Pavers-PatiosWalkways Let me show you what $1000 will do!
Lawn Mowing
Tree Pruning/Removal 34 Special Plant Package Delivered & Planted Call Charlie
andyman Serv ices for appointment
Outdoor Services Available 239 265 2766
www.SharksToothServices.com Growing Grounds
Lic. I& Ins.
Mike Goncalves O1ft Foxtail Palm/Pigmy Date/5 Croton/4 Bougainvillear Lee & Charlotte
(941) 219-8741 6ft Triple Christmas Palm/ 1 Bird of Paradise 6 9 (South of SR 776)
Senior Discount 10 Flax Lily/5 Mex Petunias /4 Trinette/2 Red Ti -9 $40 gas charge
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Englewood Mulch
SNorth Port Stone
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Gulf Cove Shrubs
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LIC. & INSURED


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Pressure Washing
Mowing Trimming
Planting -Weeding
Mulching
941-258-8175
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941-475-0058
LAWN CUTTING
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References Available
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941-496-9131
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Free Estimates
941-484-4576


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VENICE
PRESSURE
CLEANING
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TILE ROOF
CLEANING
497-2493
Since 1984
Associations Welcome!
Lic./ Insured Free Est.


Jenkins
Home Improvement
Pressure Washing
Vinyl Siding, Soffit &
Fascia Installation
Also
* Driveways
* Pool Decks & Cages
* Seamless Gutters
* Repairs
* Painting
941-497-2728
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Stone Porcelain
Marble Wood Floors Installed
941-625-5186
CELL: 941-628-0442
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Charlotte County Since 1987
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Major & Minor
Boat/Utility
Trailers
Springs, Axles
Bearings, Tires
Lights & Wiring
Englewood
Trailer Center
941-460-9700


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since 1982
Licensed & Insured
Rodney & Diane Myers
Posl Offce Box 511092
PunIa Gorda, Florida 33951
Telephone: (941625 1783
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DESKTOPS ALL new-fast-
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941-286-8482


COMPUTER
EQUIPMENT
6060

GOLF CLUB computer mouse
new looks like a driver $5
941-228-1745
GRAPHICS PRO Monitor Near
New 100hrs Perfect Storage
since. SONY GDM-F520.
.22dp-2048x1536max. Dual
inputs(BNC) Best. $450
941-627-6916
H.P. PAVILION w/ Windows
XP-monitor,speakers, mouse &
keyboard. $50 941-889-7592
HP OFFICEJET 7310 All-in-
One Printer/Fax/Copier $20
941-627-6777
MONITOR, 15" LCD Thin
flat-panel great condition $25
941-697-4355
PRINTER HP officeet4300;
Allone fax,print,scan. exc.
cond. $39 941-426-1088
QUICKCAM LOGITECH-
VIDEO chat/w headset $15
941-661-3729
SONY DIGITAL Camera
Cybershot 6.0 mega pixels
$25 941-661-3729
WIN XP 512ram 80gb Drive
dvd/cd-rw and More $70
941-697-4355


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for $20 941-544-1128
JEWELRY, Cosmetic neck-
laces, appraised outstanding
value! $1-$5 941-629-2699
LADIES SUITS Size 16 Clas-
sic Colors 3 pcs Like New
$50, OBO 941-429-8296
LEATHER JACKET Men's
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$50, OBO 941-429-8296
LEATHER JACKET SZ 48 GD
COND W/ MINK OIL $50
941-286-3826
OMEGA WATCH Mens gold
dress watch sq. face, LN
$479, OBO 941-735-1452
PURSE VINTAGE fendi. FF
monogram. Auth. Exc.cond.
$225 941-467-5331


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CIVIL WAR NEWSPAPERS,
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6070

DICE TABLE, Antique $50,
941-473-4250
ELGIN POCKET WATCH
(MOVEMENT) EXEC COND 12
SIZE $100 941-268-9029
EMMET KELLY as Willie the
clown doll $150, OBO
941-474-0192
HESS TRUCKS 8 trucks from
94 06 New ea. $50, OBO
941-626-5099
I BUY WWI-II
U.S., German, Japanese,
helmets, insignia, medals,
bayonets, swords,daggers
etc. Eric 941-624-6706.
JAP WWII bolt cover for 6.5
Arisaka numbered, exc.
$65 914-735-1452
LENOX, SUMMER AT STONE
COAST ,,,RARE NO.1024
$450 941-759-0013
MANTLE CLOCK
NEW HAVEN ca.1890 $125
941-629-4857
MESSERSCHMIDT KR 200
Aarbergen-Daisbach,Glass
plate $12 941-889-7592
NEWSPAPER 100 yr. old.
London Times. TITANTIC Great
gift. $25 941-488-8531
NORITAKE GRASMERE
china, 12 srvngs, many
other pcs,exc cond! $300,
OBO 941-979-6362
PLATE, Major Kira Nerys of
star trek by Hamilton w/cert
$25 941-423-2585
"PLAYBOY" MAGAZINES Vin-
tage '60's & '70's very good
cond EA $5 941-639-1517
POCKET WATCH BEAUTIFUL
GOLD ACCENT DIAL MADE
1800'S $300 941-268-9029
ROLL OF WHEAT PENNIES
BRIGHT RED 1958 50 COINS
$50 941-268-9029
SB ANTHONY dollar US Mint
sealed set of 3 with env. &
card. $75 941-735-1452
SILVER DOLLAR 1883-CC
GRADED BY PCGS MS-63
RARE $275 941-268-9029
SILVER DOLLARS UNCIRCU-
LATED NICE BRIGHT START-
ING AT $45 941-268-9029
TABLE FORMICA/CHROME
LEGS 2 CHAIRS FROM 1950'S
EX CON $200 941-286-4894
VISE LITTLESTOWN HDWE &
FOUNDRY USA #400 EX COND
$65 941-286-4894
WINE CABINET Wrought Iron,
hi end, Arbor Style, will deliver
$499/obo 239-285-3557
WWII LUFTWAFFE post card
Orig. WW2 He-111 dodging
Brit.flak $50 941-735-1452

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VEGETABLES
Z 6075


U-ril.rT InUIVIA UES rI-nK
green, pink or red & bring
them North. Monday through
Saturday 9-3. Yellow House
Farm & Nursery, 4565 Hwy.
17, 3 1/2 mi E of 1-75.
MUSICAL
LWO*Z6 6090


AMPLIFIER MARSHALL DX
100 Amp with dual footswitch.
$175, OBO 207-319-6141
BANJO LOTUS with strap &
case Ex cond. $150.. 239-
731-7373
ELECT. GUITAR Ibanez RG370
DX, custom dimarzio pickups incl.
hard case $595 941-258-7606
FRANCIS DAY'S 3 community
song books &sheet music-vin-
tage $20 941-639-1517


G.MILLER 23 greatest hits
+2 big band CDs.New cond.
3CDs/ $8 941-276-1881
GRUNDIG STEREO/CON-
SOLEExcellent
condition/works great
$450, OBO 941-875-3345
PIANO ROLAND digital piano
RP101 Excellent condition.
$499 941-889-8568
PIANO YAMAHA P22
Accoustic Walnut Excellent
Condition $1,900, OBO
941-875-3345
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SHEET MUSIC, Vintage 125+
pcs 30-40's Broadway, big
bands, $125 941-505-7272
YAMAHA DIGITAL Keyboard
YPT200 model, excel cond.
$90 941-321-9686
YAMAHA ORGAN
Pedals. bench. music EX Cond
$250 941-391-6270
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0:6095


3 WHEEL walker used
4 mos. can send picture $25
941-488-8967
4 WHEEL WALKER (ROLLA-
TOR) w/5" Wheels,Seat, hand
brakes $70 941-268-8951
4-WHEEL WALKER Rollator,
blue, brakes, seat, basket.
Like new. $35 305-942-0606
BATH TUB RAIL NEW, NO SLIP
ADJUSTABLE CLAMP ON. $20,
OBO 941-627-6780
COMMODE OR 2 WHEEL
WALKER GOOD Condition,
each $15 941-268-8951
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KNEE BRACE LEFT KNEE
EXT SPLINT USED 1X.MUST
SELL $250 941-661-4974
MEDICAL BED Electric, push-
button adjustable, exc. cond,
$400 OBO, 941-625-2094
NEBULIZER INVACARE
Stratos High quality fast unit.
many extras included $50
941-627-6916
OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR
Invacare PerfectoW. 5LPM.
New Jan 2013. $350
941-627-6916
RELI ON Blood Glucose Moni-
toring system New $35, OBO
941-347-8310
SAFARI MOBILITY scooter
GOOD SHAPE $425, OBO
941-623-3523
SCOOTTER TRAVELER
3wheel,portable,good,cond.
battery $260 718-986-3608
SHOWER CHAIR w/back adj
height new heavy duty $65
941-240-8243


SPHYGNOMANOMETER
MABIS Legacy NEW $35
941-321-9686
STETHOSCOPE-ADC NEW in
box.Professional. $25
941-321-9686
WALKER (3) 8" wheels
with storage bag $75
941-474-7387
WALKER BASKET use on 4
leg style w/plastic insert $7
941-505-0081
WALKER NEAR new. Seat
Storage 8in wheels Perfect
$60 941-627-6916
WHEELCHAIR CHILD special-
ized needs 14" seat to a needy
family $1 941-474-7387
HEALTH / BEAUTY
:Z 6100


HAIRSTYLE&BARBER LIFT
chair good condition $110
718-986-3608
HOT WAX RX FOR ARTHRITIC
HANDS ,Machine by Dr. Scholl
$10 941-485-4662
MEDICAL OXYGEN bottle
with regulator $35
941-228-1745
WHEEL CHAIR LIFT Pride Sil-
ver Star charger+battery
$425, OBO 941-623-3523
TREES & PLANTS
6110


CHERRY TOMATO SMALL
RED FRUIT 6 PLANTS 12"
TALL $5 941-258-2016
DRACEANA MARGINATAS
$8 941-697-3160 1
FERNS 2 MATCHING BOSTON
LUSH GREEN 24" TALL $12
941-258-2016
FREE LEMON TREE LARGE
YOU DIG UP AND CLEAN UP
941-625-8995
ORCHID LARGE Plants Purple
Flowers $30 941-698-9798
PLANTERS SHELL like &
Solid color out door 31x13x
$15 941-421-4020
SIMPSON STOPPER NATIVE
FL TREE 4 FT IN 3 GAL POT
$8 941-258-2016
SNAKE PLANT HEALTHY 2-3
FT TALL IN 3 GAL POT $6
941-258-2016
STAGHORN PLANTS One 8'
wide, two 4' wide $500, OBO
941-698-5706



TREES, Bismark Palm, Oak,
Pineapple Palm, ETC! Prices
Negotiable. 941-429-2382

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DELUXE BABY Bouncer Seat
Good Condition $15
941-625-2627
GOLF ACCESSORIES
L: 6125


6 V GOLF CART
BATTERIES
SET/6 LEADING BRANDS
STARTING AT $399!
US MADE W/12MO WARR.
EXCHANGE/CASH&CARRY
941-769-1431

6V GOLF CART BATTERIES
set/6 Powertron US
made w/warranty.
The CART GUYS *inci tax
$439 941-575-8181

BAG BOY Golf bag caddy
$40, OBO 941-474-0192
CHIPPER SENATOR Scoring
System bronze head $10
214-906-1585


GOLF ACCESSORIES
Z 6125


CLUB CAR
"RED" GOLF CART
NEW FLIP REAR SEAT, PAINT,
SS CAPS & LIGHTS,
FULL SERVICE (BODY OFF)
TROJAN BATTERIES, GOOD TIRES,
BRAKES, WINDSHIELD &
CHARGER.
LIKE NEW CONDITION $2495
941-716-6792
CLUB CAR, lights, windshield,
mirror, top & charger. Good
Cond. $1,295 941-423-3020


UMUPLE I ELY KUBUILI
CLUB CAR DS GOLF CART
BLUE, LIFTED, 4 PASSENGER,
FOLDING REAR SEAT
48 VOLT TROJAN BATTERIES,
NEW PAINT, RIMS. 22" TIRES,
BRAKES, LIGHT, CHARGER AND
ToP. EXCELLENT CONDITION!
$3450 941-830-2415

GOLF BAG Pro Select. Good
cond. $10 941-249-3946
GOLF BALLS $3/dozen,
$25/10 dozen, 941-697-4981
GOLF CLUBS New & used
various types of clubs,each $3
941-624-4617
GOLF CLUBS w/bagcart
men's conquest $35
941-743-2510
GOLF CLUBS women reaction
11 w/ bagcart $25
941-743-2510
KING COBRA DRIVER 400SZ.
Offset. RH. 11 deg, head cov.
VGC $60 941-249-3946
PULL CART "TriTrac"Like
NEW Vert LIGHT $22, OBO
941-828-0306
PUTTER DUNLOP Seve
Ballesteros SB1 35.5 inches
long $8 214-906-1585
PUTTER LYNX Right Angle
No. 3 35 inches long $8
214-906-1585
PUTTER SPALDING TPM IX
Ping grip rare wood back $15
214-906-1585
PUTTER TARGETLINE 9
leather grip 34 inches long
$7.50 214-906-1585
TAYLORMADE R11
MEN'S LH 3 WOOD $90
508-971-9761
TAYLORMADE R11
men's LH 5 wood $90
508-971-9761
TAYLORMADE R11
MEN'S LH 7 wood $90
508-971-9761
WEDGE TIGER Shark Triple
Crown II unusual design $10
214-906-1585

EXERCISE/
FITNESS
w4Z6128

AB LOUNGER Like new!
Works great if you do! $50
941-766-1198
BOWFLEX SPORT Excellent
cond. w/manual $150
941-204-7747
EXERCISE BIKE- GOLD'S
GYM POWER SPIN 2104, $90
941-268-5227
NORDIC TRACK ELLIPTI-
CAL, New, Hardly Used!!
$300. obo 941-625-9878
PROFORM TREADMILL fold
up model includes fitness cds.
$275 941-979-9773
TOTALGYM/PILATES
Combo by FB Fitness, GOOD
Cond $125 941-268-8951
TREADMILL-PROFORM
CROSSWALK Sl,foldup,0-10
mph $199 941-268-5227


MUSICAL MEDICAL
Low 6090 6095


SPORTING GOODS
6130


10PC PITTSBURGH SPORTS
COLLECTION 75TH YEAR
EDITION $75 727-647-0572
2 GUYS GUN
SHOWS
APRIL 27TH & 28TH
Robards Arena
3000 Ringling Blvd
Sarasota, FL
(4 miles west of 175,
Exit 210 Fruitville Rd)
MAY 4TH& MAY 5TH
Venice Community Center
326 S Nokomis Ave
Venice, FL
Buy-Sell-Trade
New-Used
FREE Parking
CWP Classes Avail.
Sat 9-5 and Sun 9-4
727-776-3442
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8' CAST NET MULLET NEW
CONDITION $75 941-268-8951
BASEBALL CARDS topps
baseball cards 660 new in box
$25 941-473-4828
BOAT COVER never used for
pontoon or regular boat.
$125 941-637-7783
CAST NET a 10 foot cast net
$75 941-637-7783
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DART BOARD cork board in
solid wood cabinet. 01' school.
$50, OBO 941-626-2832
FIREWOOD No camping
trip is complete without it!
Pine, Oak, or Citrus
Split, Bundled, and ready for
the firepit!
941-468-4372
PING PONG Table TITAN 1",
like new. $225, OBO
941-387-4485
QUICKBED QUEEN COLE-
MAN New w/pump $25
941-661-3729
ROLLER SKATES "Europa"
RD track control Size 11 $40
941-697-0794
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CHARTER ARMS 38spl Ex in
box $325 941-258-6899

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SIG SAUER P226 MK 25
NAVY SEAL 9MM NIB $950; SIG
SAUER P226 TAC OPS. 40 CAL
$950; COLT COMMANDER 40CAL,
NICKEL $900 941-650-5122
Target Guns
S & W Mod 52-2, 38, rare,
$950. S &W Mod 41, NIB, .22
cal., $1150. High Standard
Mod 107 .22 cal., $700. Call
941-380-2762.
WINCHESTER 30-30 model
94 with sheath, fired once flaw-
less $450 239-731-7373

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2 BICYCLES 26" 6 speed,
cushioned seats, easy on/off
$60 941-426-1088


BICYCLES/
TRICYCLES
4 6135

3 WHEEL ADULT E-Z Ride
with 2 baskets. Ex cond.
$195. 239-731-7373
3 WHEEL bicycle looks great -
rides great! $175
941-474-1776
3 WHEEL Schwinn trike exc
cond.w/basket $250, OBO
863-444-1614
ADULT TRICYCLE 3 Wheel,
never used, still in box! $260
941-524-1025
BICYCLE 20" Excellent con-
dition with six speeds. $35
941-480-0043
BICYCLE FOLD up very good
condition. great for boat or rv.
$100, OBO 941-480-0043
BIKE, Woman's 14" Trek Pure,
6 Mos. New. Excellent Cond!
$250 Firm 941-204-1697
CHILD'S 20-INCH BIKE MIAMI
DOLPHINS,EXCELLENT CON-
DITION $35 941-268-5227

1 Classified = Sales
RAZOR SCOOTER New Bat-
tery $75, OBO 941-765-0993
RAZOR SCOOTER New Bat-
tery $75, OBO 941-764-0993
SCHWINN TRAILMATE 3whl
20" desoto classic inc. seat
cover $160 941-544-1128
TRIKE RARE 2-SEAT TRIKE
WORTH OVER $1000 ASKING
$300 941-474-1353
TWO 20" Bikes New $55 for
the pair $55, OBO
941-764-0993
UNICYCLE SCHWINN
unicycle excellent condition.
$125, OBO 941-637-7783
TOYS
6138


FAR CRY X Box 360 & Official
Game Guide both exc.cond!
$55 941-979-6362
HOTWHEELS (5PACKS) COL-
LECTION OF 50 packs $350
727-906-1754
MADAM ALEXANDER Dolls
All Kinds 8 inch $25
941-456-5927
MB HALO Countdown,fully
built,no minifig. $35, OBO
941-979-6362
MB HALO Rhino,fully built,no
minifig. $45, OBO 941-979-
6362
MB HALO Rhino,fully built,no
minifig. $45, OBO 941-979-
6362

| PHOTOGRAPHY/
1 VIDEO
6140

CAMERA KODAK, digital,
exc.cond. 4MP 10X200m $50
941-624-4442
CAMERA'S FIVE VINTAGE
$60 941-629-4857
CANON DIG. CAMERA NEW
14.1MP 4X ZOOM $75, OBO
941-627-4177
FRAME 9-4X6 Pics.
Wood&Glass $15 941-585-
4470
NIKKORMAT 35MM FT2
RARE, BLACK, EXCELLENT
$150 941-575-8881
PROJECTOR BELL&HOW-
ELL w/accessories $75
941-492-6984
SLIDE PROJECTOR with
accessories $50
941-492-6984
TRIPOD VANGUARD VT-558
new in box. Cost 150 $80,
OBO 941-697-1110

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& SUPPLIES
S6145

14 X 28 Solar Pool Cover Sil-
ver Diamond, in tote box, used
1 season $75 941-764-1982






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HOT TUB 84"x87" w/1" cover
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POOL 18'X48" New pump, all
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POOL COVER Reel "Rocky's"
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POOL PUMP 1 HP Motor. For
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POOL PUMP Al condition,
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LAWN & GARDEN
6160


42" CRAFTSMAN runs great
owners manual incl. $375
941-275-7082
BATTERY&CHARGER 18V &
22" BLADE FOR WEEDEATER
TRIMMER $20 941-286-4894
BLADES 30" for Bush Hog
New Old Stock 1/2" thick $30,
OBO 941-497-3702
BLADES FOR SNAPPER
Riders New Old Stock
$10 941-497-3702
CHIPPER/SHREDDER CHIP-
PER/SHREDDER $475, OBO
941-765-0993
CHIPPER/SHREDDER LIKE
New $475, OBO
941-764-0993
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Firewood Split, Bundled and
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Pine, Oak, or Citrus,
941-468-4372
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941-764-8152
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941-497-3702
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941-716-4195
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PATIO SET Quality 12 pc
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42" X 72" oval table w/4
chairs. All chairs swivel and
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941-204-3274
ALUM. STORM panels 38"
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941-575-9023
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panels100"xl08"+anchors/cli
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941-697-1566
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SALORA P/O SPRAY WHITE
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KITCHEN SINK stanless
/facet 23x33 nice $45
941-661-7132
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JELD-WEN HD WHITE VYNL
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NEW, $400, OBO
941-627-4177
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66"CULTURED MARBLE $25
630-664-8789
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941-488-0667
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941-488-0667


TOOLS/ MACHINERY
6190


50 ROUTER bits 25 are brand
new $75 941-639-5537
5000 WATT GENERATOR with
Tecumseh Motor, Works Good
$250 941-628-2311
AIRLESS SPRAYER Titan
XL295.used once. $450, OBO
941-276-1205
BAND SAW 14" w/extra
blades, on casters $175
941-743-3208
BENCH SANDER,
CRAFTSMAN, 1/3 HP 4X36
BELT $110 941-268-9029
CHOP SAW 10" Ryobi chop
saw carbide blade $30
941-484-2523
COMPRESSOR HOSE 50ft
$20 941-639-5537
COMPRESSOR/SEARS
UPRIGHT/150PSI/2HP/33
G $150, OBO 941-387-4485
DRILL 1/2 inch variable
speed Jacobs chuck $25
941-494-2523
DRILL STANLEY CORD-
LESS 20VLT LITHIUM $50
(813)508-9713
GENERATOR 5000W Cole-
man 10yrs old never been
used $300 941-764-1002
HAND TOOLS(ASSORTED)
unused too numerous to list
$300, OBO 941-276-4347
HITACHI COIL nailer coil
nv83a $175 941-759-0013
HITACHI NAILER strip nailer
NR83A $175 941-759-0013
HUSKY TOOL BOX 6 drawers
NEW never used $100, OBO
941-623-3523
INVERSION TABLE Like new.
Solid $175, OBO
941-387-4485
JET PUMP, SHALLOW WELL
Rebuilt Gould 1/2 hp $140
941-485-0681
PALM SANDER and bag
$10 941-743-3208
PORTER CABLE Elctric Hac
Saw $80 941-639-5537
PRESSURE WASHER TROY
BILT 3000psi,2.7gpm $225,
OBO 941-387-4485
PRESSURE WASHER Troy
Bilt 7.75HP New Never start-
ed Asking $225 firm. Pt char
941-979-1608



PUMP, JET 3/4 hp Sears jet
pump 40-60 psi $25
941-484-2523
REEL PENN PURSUIT
4000 $25 (813)508-
9713
ROTO ZIP Spiral Saw Used
one time $60 941-639-5537
ROUTER & router table
Craftsman, w/carbide bits
$50 941-743-3208
ROUTER SEARS Craftsman
with Case and Table $65
941-639-8245
SAW HORSE A FRAME 2-
PORTABLE $30, OBO
941-875-1757
SCAFOLD PERRY extra
wheels $150 941-473-2424
SCROLL SAW Delta 15"
Scroll Saw Good Condition
$45, OBO 941-625-0855
SHALLOW WELL JET PUMP
Starite 1/2 hp cast iron, rebuilt
$140 941-485-0681
TABLE SAW 10" with extra
blades $35 941-743-3208
TABLE SAW HITACHI 10"
portable $175, OBO 941-387-
4485
TABLE SAW Sears 9" table
saw with stand good condition
$50, OBO 941-625-0855
TORQUE WRENCH USA,
New!! Adjustable. $60
941-627-3636
WHEEL BOLT PULLER 46
PC. SET, GRADE 5 BOLTS $18,
OBO 941-627-6780


TOOLS/ MACHINERY
6190


WOOD TURNING Chisel set
$15, OBO 941-276-4347

FARM EQUIPMENT
6195


AUS.SADDLE 16",GOOD
leather,cinch,w/stand $275
941-575-1848
OIL 18GAL delo 400, 15w-40
motor oil w/pump in 55gal
drum $250 941-505-0081

EQUIP./SUPLIES
Z 6220

OFFICE OUTFITTERS
Pre-owned & new office furniture.
VENICE 941-485-7015
CHAIR MAT 39"X47" FOLD-
ING CHAIR MAT FOR HARD
FLOORS $20 941-740-1000
COPIER/ PRINTER Cannon
Pixma MP150. ex cond. $50,
OBO 941-626-2832
CORNER DESK LARGE EACH
SIDE 5 FOOT PAID 200. SELL
$75 941-268-9029
FAX MACHINE Brother 775
Fax with 2 extra printing car-
tridges. $35 941-916-1484
FILING CABINET 26x15x22
2 dr Hon black like new $60,
OBO 941-629-6374
OFFICE CHAIR LO-BACK
BLK. LEATHER EXC CONDI-
TION $30 941-764-8068

RESTAURANT
SUPPLIES
L 6225

CAFE CHAIRS(46) NATURAL
WOOD HAIRPIN BACK ROUND
SEAT EA $50 941-412-9682
JUICER HB96500 CALL FOR
PRICES FOR MIXER & SLICER
$250, OBO 941-412-9682
TABLE/(4)CHAIRS SETS
OUTDOOR BURGUNDY/LIGHT
GREEN $250 941-412-9682
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.
HELP looking for foster
home for two cats for
three months. Will pay
fee all food and supplies.
Cat lovers please call
239-895-3496

DOGS
Loa 60233


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.
GERMAN SHEPARD PUPS
AKC 8 wks old, 2 males, 6
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$600. (863)-884-9632
LAB PUPS, AKC 2 Choc M., 1
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863-245-8010/863-531-1874
Pit Bull puppies,blue,razor's
edge,rdy 2 go, 1 female, five
males,$300 ea 941-786-6304
PUPPY FOR SALE, Alaskan
Klee Kai, Female, 14 wks;
$2000, 941-380-7305
SHORKIES, 2 M, 10 wks, very
small, vet checked, $650 each
call 941-505-0740
YORKIE-POMS PUPPIES
small, shots, & vet ck $450
941-889-7119 248-212-6189


& SERVICES
Z 6236

55 GAL. aquarium EVERY-
THING included. EXCEL CON.
$150, OBO 941-697-1137
ADJUSTABLE LG Dog Cage
42L 28W 31H LIKE NEW $105
941-629-6429
AQUARIUM, 46 Gallon Bow
Front w/ Stand & Accessories.
$150 obo 941-625-9878
AQUARIUMS, 2-40 gal glass
with covers. Cascade filter 50
gal. 120 gal marine land
aquarium with stand. All in exc
cond. used for fresh water
tank $350 FIRM
941-661-8304 after 4PM
DOG CAGE 24x19x21 with
tray,like NEW $35 941-637-
7783
DOG CAGE medium size -
like new $35 941-637-7783
DOG CARRIER 2 medium
size. $25 941-255-3446
E COLLAR The SportDog SD-
800 Sport Hunter training col-
lar. $120 941-815-2387
PET CARRIER small size.
$20 941-255-3446
RETRACTABLE DOG leash
Used long Flexi3,Good shape
$10, OBO 941-763-0442
APPLIANCES
L1, :6'6250


A/C UNIT weatherking 3ton
13seer R22 hi eff $400, OBO
941-286-8482
AMANA 26CF. ref. S/S
w/door ice,water. Exc. cond.
bisque $415 941-391-6377
BELGIAN WAFFLE MAKER by
OSTER $4 941-485-4662
DISHWASHER hardly used ultra
quiet $100, RANGE beige $100,
MICROWAVE $20 9414740462
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6250


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STOVE TAPPAN, coil
top,white no plug gc $65
941-743-2510
STOVE WHITE,GLASSTOP
Kenmore self cleaning $225
941-627-3093
WASHER GE 9 cycles white,
heavy dut.sup.cap. $135
941-716-4195
WASHER SUPER capacity
Whirlpool white good cond
$50 941-629-6374
WASHING GE machine white
heavy duty super cap. $125
941-716-4195
WHIRLPOOL DRYER heavy
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941-716-4195
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$75, OBO 941-486-0925
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L ^ 6260


2-BEAUTIFUL-CLOWNS
2'HIGH $50
941-496-9252
50 WESTERNS paperbacks
various authors, after 5pm
only $25 941-628-5293
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Vapor Kits, E-Liquids, E-Ciga-
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2739 Taylor Rd, P.G.
941-505-2233

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BOAT PROP 13-1/4 X 17
PROP FOR BOAT MOTOR $50,
OBO 941-875-1519
BOOKTHESHOE SIGNBY-
WILLIE 25.00
941-391-6377
CAR COVER grey/blue for a
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CARVING POUNDS
CHEESE PUMPKIN PIE
CIDER RICE
CORN ROAST
CRACKERS SAVORY
CROWD SCARECROW
DELICIOUS SOUP
DINNER STUFFING
EATING SWEET
ENTERTAIN THANKSGIVING
FAMILY THURSDAY
GATHERING TURKEY
GOURD WREATH
GRAVY YAMS


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CLEAN-TWIN-MATTRESS-2
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COMIC BOOKS 91,mostly
war comics from 1960's $125
941-268-5227
CONCERT TICKETS, WILLIE
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cases. 941-629-2699
FAN MOTOR for heat pump
works good $50
941-228-1745
FIREWOOD Split, Bundled,
and ready for the firepit!
Perfect for these cooler nights!
Pine, Oak, Citrus
941-468-4372
FIREWOOD, SEASONED split
oak 1/2 facecord FREE DELIV-
ERY $120 941-526-7589
FOLD UP Bike Very good con-
dition.Good for boat or rv
$100, OBO 941-480-0043
FOLDING PATIO Chairs, $60.
6' folding table, $30. 2DR file
cab., $15. Grill, $15. HP
4215, copier, fax, printer,
$15. 941-380-2762.
FREE FIREWOOD, Pine, You
haul away.941-624-4523
FREE MULCH
Venice Englewood North Porth
Port Charlotte 941-475-6611
GAS GRILL 3 burner c/w 201b
tank V G condition $65
941-786-7405
GAS GRILL CHAR Broilw/ 2
tanks $45 941-637-3983
HOWARD STERN Private
parts&Gods son Imus Books
$15 941-421-4020
LIGHTHOUSES FOR your gar-
den or driveway, solar or elec-
tric, new $100 941-627-9159
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
Magazines, about 150
issues. $40 941-505-83481
MIRROR-CONVEX NEW-IN-
BOX $22 941-496-9252
PANTRY 4 door 80"x24"
almond $50 941-204-1277

Classified = Sales
POKER HOLD EM BJ fold up
table w/ chips. Only $54. Cost
$140 NIB. 941-697-1102
POOL TABLE COMBO TEN-
NIS/HOCKEY/ALL ACCESS.
INCL $275 941-875-7332
REAR WINDOW black for a
Mustang 1991 good shape
$75, OBO 941-830-2802
ROMANCE BOOKS (50) vari-
ous authors, after 5pm ONLY
$15 941-628-5293
SKIDLID MOTORCYCLE
Helmet Large Half $20
941-661-7092
SPORTS CARDS 900-1000.
Excellent cond. Some graded.
$450 941-473-4250
STEP-FOLDING-MOUNTS-
ON-RV OR? $22
941-496-9252
TELESCOPE MEADE
EXT70AT w/software $175
941-423-4295
THULE EXCURSION
Cargo Carrier fits roof rack
$200, OBO 508-264-1932
WATER FILTER 5 STAGE
REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEM,
NEW $150 941-524-1025


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W4 (6270

BUY & SELL
Camera's and Guitars
617-283-3626


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will pay up to $50.00 $50
941-624-0338
ROTOR TILL or cultivator
wanted-will pay up to $50.00
$50 941-624-0338
1993 GMC Sonoma SLE P-U
52K 1 owner miles $3,500.
OBO 941-505-8517

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2003 BUICK CENTURY leather
1 owner, white w/tan Perfect
Reduced $4750 941-833-2200 dlr

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1999 CADILLAC DEVILLE
White, 66,485 mi, $5,988
877-219-9139 DIr
1999 CADILLAC ELDORA-
DO 116,000 mi, very good
condition,excellent tires ,
$5,100, OBO 845-781-0046
2001 CADILLAC ELDORADO,
119,600 mi, ESC, white
Diamond, Excellent condition,
$5,900 941-505-1955
2003 CADILLAC DEVILLE,
70K Miles, Leather, All Power!!
$6,988 941-639-1601 DIr
2003 CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS
Fully loaded! 1 owner $6987
941-639-1155 ext. 5500 DIr.
2004 CADILLAC DTS PEARL
WHITE, 32,000 MILES, EXCEL-
LENT COND. $9800. FIRM.
941-639-3833
2005 CADILLAC DEVILLE
73K, cool seats, chrome wheels,
immac. $8950 941-833-2200 dIr
2007 CADILLAC CTS
SEDAN, Lthr, 42,812 mi,
$17,470 877-219-9139 DIr
2008 CADILLAC DTS, black
cherry in color, Luxury III pack-
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ed/cool seats, 76Kmi, exc.
cond. Located in Venice.
$17,900 OBO 662-889-9677
or 941-492-2375
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28,645 mi, Convy., White w/Red
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2000 CHEVROLET MALIBU
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Pro Power Auto 941-627-8822
2003 CHEVY SILVERADO
SS 57K, $18,990
877-211-8054 DLR
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LS $7999
Pro Power Auto 941-627-8822
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LS auto, ac, pwr, $7799
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Loewe 7040


2009 CHEVY TRAVERSE
64,429 mi, $18,986
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 CHEVY CAMARO
6Spd, Maroon, 10,383 mi,
$29,877 877-219-9139 DIr
2012 CHEVROLET IMPALA
35,238 mi, $14,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 CHEVY CRUZE, 19K
Mi! Factory Warr! Great on Gas!
$15,988. 9416391601,DV.
2012 CHEVY IMPALA LS
BLACK, 30,666 mi, $15,875
877-219-9139 DIr

L CHRYSLER



2004 CHRYSLER SEBRIMG CONV
Silver, fully powered. $6877
941-639-1155 DIr.
2004 CHRYSLER T&C VAN
ONLY 45k MILES!!!
941- 916-9222 DIr.
2004 SEBRING CONVERTIBLE
Tan, sporty! $7995
941-916-9222 DIr.
2006 CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE
18K, $16,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2007 CHRYSLER 300, All Power
Options! Excellent Cond!! $12,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2008 CHRYSLER PT
CRUISER, LMTD, 45,678 mi,
$11,877 877-219-9139 DIr
2010 CHRYSLER TOWN &
COUNTRY 37,981 mi,
$18,766 877-219-9139 DIr

DODGE
7060


2002 DODGE STRATUS
4 door sedan
941-916-9222 DIr.
2002 DODGE STRATUS
SE, 4 dr, 62K mi, $2900
941-214-0889
2008 DODGE NITRO SXT,
Low Miles! PL, Auto!! $12,988.
941-639-1601 P.G.
2009 DODGE CHARGER, All
Wheel Drive! Like New. $14,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family

FORD
Low 7070


1996 FORD THUNDERBIRD
LX/V8, 1 owner, low mileage,
like new $3000 941-423-6775
1999 FORD TAURUS 4DR
white, good cond. new battery
74K mi $3000 941-629-1568
2000 FORD RANGER
Extended Cab, 6 CYL, Auto
941-916-9222 DIr.
2001 FORD MUSTANG
CONV., Leather, Auto, A/C!
$5,988 941-639-1601 DIr.
2002 FORD ESCAPE XLT
75,243 mi, $7,854
877-219-9139 DIr
2002 FORD TAURUS Wagon
3rd row seat, low miles!
$6,295 941-916-9222 DIr.
2004 FORD EXPLORER
3rd row seat, leather, fully
loaded 941-639-1155 DIr.
2004 FORD TAURUS
SE 4D Sedan
$6995 941-916-9222 DIr.
2007 FORD EXPEDITION
4x4, Lthr, 111,875 mi,
$16,788 877-219-9139 DIr
2008 FORD EDGE Lmtd,
AWD, 69,585 mi, $20,744
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 FORD FUSION HYBRID
80,567 mi, $15,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 FORD FUSION SE
49,944 mi, $15,422
877-219-9139 DIr


FORD
7070


2011 FORD MUSTANG Con-
vertible, red, exc., 46K mi,
$17,000 941-474-1438
2012 FORD FOCUS 20,290
mi, GRAY, $16,422
877-219-9139 DIr



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GMC
S7075


2008 GMC YUKON
58,487 mi, $24,577
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 GMC TERRAIN
$21,990
877-211-8054 DLR

7VJEEP
7080P


2004 JEEP GRAND CHERO-
KEE 74,600 mi, 6 cyl., AWD,
automatic, Laredo Sport, a/c,
pwr brakes, pwr locks, cruise,
tow pkg, $8,995, OBO
941-493-3634
2006 JEEP COMMANDER,
60k Mi, All Power, Like New!
$14,988 941-639-1601 P.G.
2007 JEEP COMPASS
Sport, Red $10,700
941-916-9222 DIr.
2010 JEEP PATRIOT
37,061 mi, $14,878
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 JEEP GR CHEROKEE
$29,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2012 JEEP GRAND CHERO-
KEE limited, loaded w/extras,
9K mi, silver with black leather
int. $36,500 941-473-4901
LINCOLN
7090


1994 LINCOLN TOWN CAR
A/C. Runs Good! Fair Shape!
$2000. obo (941)-623-2309
2004 LINCOLN TOWN CAR
55K, silver, adult driven, garage
kept, $10,800 941-766-8856
2008 LINCOLN MKZ,
Mint condition loaded,
45k miles, w/warranty
$16,900 941-276-2291
MERCURY
L 7100


1999 MERCURY GR. MAR-
QUIS LS, 80K Mi! Lthr., Power!
$5,988 941-639-1601, DIr.
2000 MERCURY GR.MARQUIS
1 owr, 50K mi, loaded, Perfect!
Reduced $4950 941-833-2200 dlr
2003 MERCURY GRAND
MARQUIS LS, 79,212 mi,
$8,421 877-219-9139 DIr
2004 MERCURY GRAND
MARQUIS 65,000 mi,
$6,200 941-815-1453
2008 MERCURY BASE
75,328 mi, $12,744
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 MERCURY BASE
WHITE, 49,368 mi, $17,455
877-219-9139 DIr


PLYMOUTH
7120


1999 PLYMOUTH NEON 4
DR Sedan, 46,000 mi, 4 cyl.,
FWD, automatic, 5 seat,
charcoal metallic, auto, a/c,
pwr brakes, pwr locks, pwr
steering, pwr win, air bag,
clean, kelly blue bk is 3450,
few minor scratch/dents,sell
whsl price, $2,776, OBO
941-451-82861

PONTIAC
7130


1996 PONTIAC FIREBIRD ,
6 cyl., automatic, a/c, t-tops,
$1,800 248-431-4295
1999 PONTIAC SUNFIRE
2DR Convertible, 92,563 mi
$5,639 877-219-9139 DIr
2003 PONTIAC SUNFIRE
SE 2D, Aluminum $4995
941-916-9222 DIr.

2006 PONTIAC SOLSTICE
Black, auto, 22K, Garage kept!
$13,000 941-505-5520

SATURN
LOWO:7135


PRO-POWER
AUTO SALES
(941)-627-8822
USED SATURN SALES
PARTS & SERVICE
"THE SATURN GUYS"

98 SL2 Sedan.........$2,150
99 SW2 Wagon........$2,499
98 SW2 Wagon........$2,650
97 SW2 Wagon........$2,899
01 SL1 Sedan.........$3,099
02 SC1 Coupe.........$3,299
03 Ion Sedan...........$3,888
04 VUE SUV.............$3,899
04 VUE SUV.............$4,999
08 Aura XE Sedan....$9,750
07 Saturn Outlook SLV...$13,999
7 passenger
4140 Whidden Blvd
Port Charlotte, FL 33980

USED CAR DEALERS
S7137


BUY HERE, PAY HERE *
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941-639-8336
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941-916-9222
Buy Here Pay Here

ACURA
7145


1999 ACURA 3.2TL,
Leather, Moonroof, All Power!
$5,988 941-639-1601, DIr
2005 ACURA TL 3.2, Lthr,
Navi, 68,799 mi, $15,477
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 ACURA TL
38,034 mi, NAVI, LTHR,
$26,745 877-219-9139 DIr

HONDA
Low 7160


1999 HONDA ACCORD EXL
90K Mi! Leather, Moonroof!
$5,488 941-639-1601, DIr
2001 HONDA CIVIC LX
111,594 mi, $6,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2003 HONDA ACCORD EX
COUPE, Low Mi, Moonroof, Auto!
$8,988 941-639-1601 DIr.
2003 HONDA S2000,
LTHR, 58,069 mi, $17,544
877-219-9139 DIr
2004 HONDA CR-V EX
129,235 mi, $9,978
877-219-9139 DIr


HONDA
7160


2005 HONDA ACCORD 4DR
62,951 mi, $12,745
877-219-9139 DIr
2006 HONDA ACCORD EXL
72,954 mi, $14,755
877-219-9139 DIr
2006 HONDA CR-V EX
32,608 mi, $15,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2007 HONDA ACCORD
49,199 mi, NAVI, V6,
$17,855 877-219-9139 DIr
2007 HONDA ACCORD
49,199 mi, NAVI, V6,
$17,855 877-219-9139 DIr
2007 HONDA CIVIC, NAVI
50,917 mi, $13,857
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HONDA ACCORD
EXL, 34,732 mi, $18,758
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HONDA CIVIC LX
4DR, 68,964 mi, $12,455
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HONDA CR-V EX
45,529 mi, $17,788
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HONDA CIVIC 4 DR,
29,218 mi, $14,577
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HONDA CIVIC
69,370 mi, $13,455
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HONDA CR-V CERT.
8,760 mi, WHITE $22,475
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HONDA PILOT EXL
AWD, 52,368 mi, $25,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ACCORD
16,367 mi, $17,744
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ACCORD
29,330 mi, $19,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ACCORD
29,330 mi, $19,875
877-219-9139 DIr
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2010 HONDA ACCORD 2DR
30,703 mi, $17,455
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ACCORD
30,947 mi, BLACK, $18,450
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ACCORD
4 DR, 37,159 mi, V6, CERT.
$16,788 877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ACCORD
SILVER, 28,475 mi, $20,788
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CIVIC 4 DR
34,771 mi, $16,244
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CIVIC 4 DR
65,768 mi, $13,887
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CIVIC 4DR
23,950 mi, $14,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CIVIC EX
25,182 mi, $16,440
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CIVIC SI
2DR, 36,765 mi, $18,977
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CR-V
32,324 mi, $23,477
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CR-V
33,362 mi, CERT., $23,457
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CR-V
50,604 mi, $18,477
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CR-V AWD
43,152 mi, $20,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CR-V LX
45,882 mi, $16,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CR-V White,
48,023 mi, $22,630
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA FIT
59,467 mi, $14,577
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
44,759 mi, $23,477
877-219-9139 DIr






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HONDA
7160


2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
58,932 mi, $19,744
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ACCORD
9,640 mi, $20,747
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CIVIC 4DR
25,923 mi, $15,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V
21,623 mi, $22,451
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V
30,790 mi, $22,980
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V
32,158 mi, $21,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V CERT.
18,688 mi, $22,847
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V
CERT. 24,164 mi, $24,477
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V EXL
23,356 mi, $23,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V EXL,
Cert., 18,045 mi, $23,988
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V LX,
2WD, 19,332 mi, $20,455
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V LX,
2WD, 30,804 mi, $19,744
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-Z EX
81,055 mi, $14,577
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CRZ BLACK,
40,253 mi, $17,455
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ELEMENT
AWD, 38,894 mi, $20,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ELEMENT
LX, 27,658 mi, $18,977
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA PILOT
26,273 mi, $23,855
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA ACCORD
2DR, CERT., 12,737 mi,
$21,477 877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA ACCORD
CERT. 14,554 mi, $23,411
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA ACCORD
CERT., 21,051 mi, $23,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA ACCORD
CROSSTOUR 8,663 mi, NAVI,
$25,988 877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA ACCORD V6
16,771 mi, $24,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CIVIC 4 DR
12,910 mi, CERT. $21,788
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CIVIC 4DR
CERT. 14,651 mi, $20,457
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CIVIC 4DR
CERT., 1,758 mi, $19,598
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CIVIC EX,
450 miles, $18,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CIVIC EX,
Cert., Black, 21,630 mi,
$18,950 877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CIVIC LX
29,196 mi, $16,788
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CR-V EXL,
Cert., 19,018 mi, $25,798
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA FIT
CERT., 1,575 mi, $16,758
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA PILOT LX
18,898 mi, $26,755
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA PILOT LX
CERT. 5,273 mi, $26,477
877-219-9139 DLR
2013 HONDA ACCORD
CERT., 6,852 mi, $21,748
877-219-9139 DIr


HYUNDAI LEXUS
L ma7163 LJL 7178


2003 HYUNDAI SANTA FE
V6, auto, all power, $6298 Pro
Power Auto 941-627-8822
2005 HYUNDAI GT
Blue 4 door sedan. $7795
941-916-9222 DIr.
2005 HYUNDAI SANTA FE
Black, auto, $7995
941-916-9222 DIr.
2006 HYUNDAI SANTA FE
54,576 mi $13,455
877-219-9139 DIr
2007 HYUNDAI
ENTOURAGE, 44,875 mi,
$11,744 877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HYUNDAI SANTA FE
66,865 mi, LMTD, NAVI,
$18,477 877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HYUNDAI TUCSON
32,622 mi, $14,577
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HYUNDAI ACCENT
4DR, 28,951 mi, $11,455
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HYUNDAI ELANTRA
4 DR, 34,882 mi, $13,985
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HYUNDAI ELANTRA
Touring, 18,693 mi, $15,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HYUNDAI SONATA
LMTD, $23,477
877-219-9139 DIr

L INFINITI
OOO:7165 T


2008 INFINITY M35, Fully
Loaded! 38K Mi! Sharp! $24,988.
941-6252141 GormaFarrly

KIA



2003 KIA SEDONA
62K miles, $4,799
Pro Power Auto 941-627-8822
2004 KIA SEDONA,
104,367 mi, $4,000
941-916-2119
2007 KIA SEDONA, SILVER
60,417 mi, $11,874
877-219-9139 DIr
2007 KIA SEDONA, WHITE
60,139 mi, $11,874
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 KIA SOUL 24,872 mi,
GRAY, $11,950
877-219-9139 DIr

LEXUS
7178


2007 LEXUS ES 350
CERTIFIED $18,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2008 LEXUS ES 330 4 DR,
89,754 mi, $14,577
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 LEXUS RX 350
$20,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2009 LEXUS ES 350 4DR,
LTHR, 37,804 mi, $21,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 LEXUS RX 350
41,458 mi, $27,454
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 LEXUS RX 350
CERTIFIED, $26,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2010 LEXUS ES 350
CERTIFIED $28,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2010 LEXUS RX 350
CERTIFIED $32,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2011 LEXUS ES 350
CERTIFIED $30,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2011 LEXUS RX 350
CERTIFIED $36,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2012 LEXUS ES 350
$34,990
877-211-8054 DLR

USE CLASSIFIED! )


2012 LEXUS HS 250H
7,042 mi, $29,788
877-219-9139 DIr
7MAZDA
7180


2004 MAZDA 6, V6
124,333 mi $6,577
877-219-9139 DIr
SMERCEDES
7190


2006 MERCEDES C230,
Leather, Moonroof, Low Miles!
$13,988. 941-639-1601 P.G.
2006 MERCEDES SLK280
ROADSTER, Must See. $18,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family

NISSAN
7200


2006 NISSAN MAXIMA SE.,
Exra Clean! Must Drive $12,988
941-6252141 Gorman Family
2006 NISSAN TITAN LE
104,631 mi, $12,457
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 NISSAN QUEST 3.5S
46,892 mi, $14,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 NISSAN ALTIMA
59,955 mi, $14,879
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 NISSAN MAXIMA
V6, Red, 21,761 mi, $22,590
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 NISSAN SENTRA,
4DR, 39,667 mi, $13,788
877-219-9139 DIr

SUBARU
7207


2011 SUBARU FORESTER
AWD, 15,822 mi, $19,877
877-219-9139 DIr
STOYOTA
7210


1993 TOYOTA CAMRY LE,
4 Dr., a/c, 4 Cyl. Auto, All Pwr,
86K Orig. Miles! Sr. Owned.
Garaged. Exc. cond. Inside/Out!
$4,400. 941-451-8092
1997 TOYOTA AVALON
100k mi., very nice, ice cold
AC $4900 863-993-0995
2000 TOYOTA CAMRY
85k mi., 4cyl, 40 mpg
$6986 941-639-1155 DIr.
2001 TOYOTA SOLARA,
Low miles, black $6481
941-639-1155 ext. 5500 DIr.
2003 TOYOTA COROLLA, 1
owner, 38mpg, looks and runs
great, $5,300 941-8282661
2006 TOYOTA AVALON
48,111 mi, $15,950
877-219-9139 DIr



2006 TOYOTA COROLLA S,
Auto, Spoiler, PW, PL! $8,988
941-639-1601 DIr.


2008 TOYOTA PRIUS 2a':.
Orig. Owner Miles! Sea Mist
Green/Bisque Leather Interior.
$14,500. 941-544-3197
2009 TOYOTA CAMRY
64,702 mi, $14,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 TOYOTA PRIUS, gold,
excellent condition, 51k miles,
$14,500 941-625-8478
2010 TOYOTA COROLLA
14,389 mi, $14,790
877-219-9139 DIr


TOYOTA
Y7210


2010 TOYOTA RAV4
Lmtd, 22,528 mi, $22,458
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 TOYOTA SCION XD
5DR, Hatchback, 34,040 mi,
$13,457 877-219-9139 DIr
2011 TOYOTA CAMRY LE
17,621 mi, $17,894
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 TOYOTA CAMRY LE, All
Pwr. Opt Great on Gas! $16,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2011 TOYOTA TUNDRA
13,638 mi, $26,544
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 TOYOTA COROLLA
SILVER, 9,802 mi, $15,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 TOYOTA SIENNA
4K, $26,990
877-211-8054 DLR

I Classified = Sales
2013 TOYOTA COROLLA S
10,683 mi, $17,477
877-219-9139 DIr

VOLKSWAGEN
so7220


2007 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT
33K, $12,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2010 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA
46,903 mi, $14,455
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 VW JETTA TDI,
Loaded! Rare Find! $20,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2011 VW JETTA, All Power Opt!
Great Gas Miles! $18,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family

ANTIQUES/
COLLECTIBLES
L 7250


1932 BUICK 4DOOR
$13200. CALL PAUL
****SOLD SOLD SOLD***
1956 CHEVROLET Custom
Street Rod, Offers considered,
may trade. 941-223-9131
1969 CHEVELLE MALIBU
Convertible, V8, auto,
$17,000 863-558-2836
1977 CHEW EL CAMINO, good
looker good driver, nice
car,$6,200. EW 765-967-3138.
1985 CHEVROLET EL
CAMINO, Restored, Great
Condition, beautiful, must sac-
rifice $7900 941-716-3733
1987 MUSTANG GT Convert.
Tripple white, 5 spd, 113k
$5900/obo 802-323-3085
1995 ROLLS-ROYCE, Prestige
car 24k miles asking $39,500
941-347-7020/610-393-2852
FORD MODEL A, Engine test
stand w/ radiator, $275 941-
474-1776
S BUDGET BUYS
4Z L7252


1993 HONDA ACCORD,
Auto, Power Windows & Locks!
$988 941-639-1601 DIr. P.G.
AUTOS WANTED
7260


$$ TOP CASH $$
FOR CARS & TRUCKS.
DEAD OR ALIVE.
941-485-7515
ALL AUTOS WANTED with
or without title any condition,
year, make or model. We pay
up to $20,000 and offer free
towing. Call Cindy at
813-505-6939


AUTOS WANTED
7260


WE BUY CARS
$400 CASH + UP
Frank 941-276-0204





WE BUY JUNK CARS
TOP DOLLAR PAID
TITLE OR NOT
239-633-3358


CASH FOR JUNKERS
Available 24/7
941-286-3122, 623-5550
*** WE BUY ***
Junk or Unwanted Vehicles
941-391-1624 941-268-5786


ACCESSORIES
7270

20" STATUS HITMAN RIMS
w/tires + spare *GREAT Con-
dition* $500 941-268-6458
350 AMP Jump Starter Box,
700 Peak Amps by Black &
Decker $40 941-627-9466
BATTERY EVERSTART Maxx
65S top term. new w/receipt
$90, OBO 941-626-5099
BED EXTENDER for NISSAN
PICK-UP $50 941-628-2311
BIG DADDY ROTH RAT FINK,
new, collectable $25 941-
474-0192
BMW PARTS Head & Tail
Lights/Fuses/Filter & Misc
$200, OBO 941-429-8296
CARB. ROCH. Quadrajet
w/rebuilt kit $75
941-492-6984



CHEVY EDELBROCK
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$70, OBO 941-276-7496
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TERRAIN 2010-2013 $70,
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NOSE BRA black for a Mus-
tang 1991 $35, OBO
941-830-2802
POWER MIRROR new,Dr.
side,for 01-08 Chrys. minivan
$100, OBO 941-626-5099
RIM 17" Ford 250/350 PU
Like new, steel $75
941-223-4295
TAILLIGHT FORD p/u 97 to
03,dr. side used,exc.cond.
$25, OBO 941-626-5099
THIRD REAR seat 2001 GMC
Yukon Beige Ex cond. $275
941-764-7612
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incl. $325 941-769-6162
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VANS
Lwow 7290


1997 DODGE CARAVAN
only 93K, A/C, cruise, $2950
941-833-2200 dlr
1997 DODGE CONVERSION
van, only 111K, very clean,
leather $2,950 941-833-2200 dir
2002 CHRYSLER TOWN &
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941-661-7091.
2002 CHRYSLER TOWN &
COUNTRY, LX 7 pass. looks
and runs excellent priced to
sell $3995. 941-626-7682
2003 CHEVY ASTRO 132Kmi
good cond. new brakes & fuel
pump $4000 941-625-1305
2003 CHRYSLER VOYAGER
130K mi, new (4) tires & a/c &
header roof; towing pkg, main-
tained, $2000, 941-625-2094
2005 CHRYSLER TOWN &
COUNTRY 51,481 mi,
$23,765 877-219-9139 DIr
2007 NISSAN QUEST Only 23K
Miles! ALL Power Opt! 13,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2009 TOYOTA VENZA
34,902 mi, $20,877
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22,347 mi, $26,754
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1988 GMC S-15 4 cyl, 5
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941-214-0889
1994 FORD RANGER
82K miles, ext. cab $3599
Pro Power Auto 941-627-8822
2001 FORD F-150 V8,
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RUNS GREAT, COLD AC,
$2,000, OBO 941-740-9995
2002 FORD F-150 XLT, Extra
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2003 MAZDA B2300
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$8988. 941-639-1601 P.G.
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$11,988 941-639-1601, DIr.
2005 GMC SIERRA 1500
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877-219-9139 DIr
2006 DODGE RAM 1500,
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13,988 941-639-1601, DIr.
2010 FORD F-150 RAPTOR
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L SPORT UTILITY/
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2002 FORD EXPEDITION
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Every 3000 Miles Selling Due
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2003 KIA SORENTO
V6, Loaded $5299
Pro Power Auto 941-627-8822
2008 TOYOTA SEQUOIA
Platinum, Navi, 84,793 mi,
$30,950 877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA PILOT
Cert.,15,706 mi, $30,411
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HYUNDAI TUCSON
Blue, 15,179 mi, $23,545
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA PILOT AWD
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17' SEA PRO CC, 88hp Evin-
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$4,995 $4550 941-626-3110


I/ ouINDDI3u t Geter cUln-
sole, 90HP, Newer FF/GPS.
Livewell, Bimini top, 2005
Alum Magic tilt trailer, A-1
cond $8500/obo
Call Brian. 941-391-6211
18' 2006 MAKO in shore with
75HP Mercury motor $6000.
Square Back American Eagle
Canoe $350. 941-347-7553.


BOATS-POWERED
7330


BOATS-POWERED
7330


18.5' SEA RAY 2004, I/O
Spotless Condition, Loaded!
Stored inside, $13,500
507-995-1616
20' 1994 BAYLINER Needs
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268-2121
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EC $6,900 941-626-4571 or
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31' SUNDANCER 2':', 2'":6,
low hrs. Ext. Warranty 5 L
Engs. AC. Gen $89000
$75,000 941-875-4852

REDUCEDWI


Mariner 350, Twin Merc
Cruisers, All electronics,
Shows like new.
$85,000 941-255-5311





40' DEFEVER TRAWLER
1980, twin diesel, new fiber-
glass decks, fuel tanks, water
tanks, $49,000
231-218-9920


300 HP, F/1, full cabin, lift kept,
nice, $14,900 941-613-1903


Loaded, full canvas & screen-
ing, new engine 2009. Two
biminis, galley, enclosed head,
sleeps 4, fridge, inside stor-
age, galvanized trailer.
$18,500. (941)-493-8320
24' JOHNALLMOND, needs
some TLC, new trailer, 115
susuki 4-stroke, $4,500 OBO,
941-456-5454
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fiberglass hull. Full new tanks.
Asking $75,000. Call 941-
408-9572





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25'T IROPHY PRO ZUU4 2-2UU Live Your uream! 15b.b' beam,
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VHF Exc cond. $39,500 941- 941-266-6321
697-9254


-'u ri"I1 Imii i D rb dIIey
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or trade for deck boat.
$8,500. 941-2234368


z/' UUR-E. 'ocKet cruiser,
1986, 165 Volvo Diesel, Cus-
tom Interior, $49,000 919-
247-2482


2z RAMPAGU sport -isner-
man, 1989 (Nokomis), T/270
Chrysler I/B,Garmin color plot-
ter, V berth & pilot berth, enc.
head. $26,900. $21,000. Bob
Nordstrom CPYB. 978-852-
4844 World Class Yacht Sales





29'6" REGAL COMMODORE
2002 Twin 10 Radar, GPS,
AC, Loaded. $41,000
508-942-4600


387 Hours Total, New Main, Recent
Genoa, New Hood Single Line Rigid
Vang, Full Camper Canvas, Swim Plat-
form, Davits, New Rigging, Dripless
Seal, A/C, Fully Carpeted, Extensive
Stainless Work, Runs Great.
$22,500, 941-249-1793





26' REGAL EXPRESS 2007
loa 29'3" a/c, heat, vacuflush,
micro, refrig, glass top burn-
er,new flat tv w/dvd, arch
w/rod hldr, GPS, ele. windlass,
cockpit cover + camper can-
vas, 5.7 Volvo. No Brokers
Please. $43,500. $38,000
L SAILBOATS
WOW'::7331


17' LINDSEY Antique 6hp OB
Motor, Swing Keel, $1,500
OBO, 863-993-3495


23' HUNTER 1986 L-be:n,
2'3" draft, wing keel, 5HP OB
motor, $4500. 941-625-9721


SAILBOATS
7331


3S GAIALINA Z2UUS, 3U np
Yammar, AC, heat, in mast furl-
ing, 1 owner, $80,000. 941-
347-4670
email irvina32@centurylink.net

S PERSONAL
WATER VEHICLES
7332

SEA DOO Jet Ski Pair w/Trail-
er. Great Condition. Must See
$4900 941-626-9200
MARINE SUPPLY
& EQUIP.
7338

ANCHOR SUPER hooker # 9
30ft line,6ft chain,nice spare
$20, OBO 941-240-5384
BIMINI TOP NEW, w/frame.
Blue, 72"W X62"H $175
941-698-8969
BOAT LINES 3/4dbl brd braid-
ed,eye loop 32&24ft,6pcs blk
gc $75, OBO 941-240-5384
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BOAT MANUAL Chapman
Piloting book, new, 600pg $20
941-505-1895
CHARTS FLORIDA West
Coast boating/fishing charts
$20 941-505-1895
DANFORTH D2000 Anch
201b,6ft chain,nice spare $40,
OBO 941-240-5384
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KAYAK ROOF rack Yakima
kayak roof rack for two
kayaks.4 towers used twice
$250, OBO 941-916-1078
LIFE JACKETS used GC
typ2&3,11llpcs,adlt,sizes,stear
n,wm,bm $5 941-240-5384
MAGELLAN GSC/GPS Like
new. $100 941-613-2452
MARINE GAS TANK
18gal.9x14x36 gas gauge
extras $75 941-492-6984
PROP QUICKSILVER Alum.
15.25x15P w/adapter $20
941-697-8161
SHORE POWER Cord 50' 30A
new $50 941-416-4822
STAINLESS STEEL Prop
Michigan 13 1/4-17" New
$225 941-423-4295
TRACY,FOUR STEP boarding
ladder $495 941-916-2494
CANOES/ KAYAKS
S7339


10' KAYAK, Liquid Logic,
Good condition $200
941-637-9343


CANOES/ KAYAKS
7339


16' PENOBSCOT 164 Like
new with 2 vests and paddles.
$350 941-889-8568
F TRAILER
& ACCESSORIES
4 7341

CLEARANCE LAST CHANCE
all Boat trailer parts & tires.
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OPEN & ENCLOSED Utility
Trailers, Trailer Hitches & Wiring.
Two-Morrow's Enterprises,
941460-9700.
RIMS 2 white 8 in. like new
10.00each 1 480x8 tire and
rim $10 941-204-3274
ROY'S TRAILER COUNTRY
New- Pre-Owned Cargo- Utility
Trailers Parts Repairs-Tires
Welding 941- 575-2214.
4760 Taylor Rd P.G.
TRAILER 6X12 tandem axel,
heavy duty Equip. hauler with
ramps & spare. Ask for Shawn
$895 941-575-2214
TRAILER TIRES (2) 20.5 x
8.0-10 (5-hole) $25, OBO
941-698-5706

SCYCLES/MOPEDS/
SCOOTERS
7360

04-Later XL Harley Side Mount
License Plate Bracket (blk)
$120 obo 941 276 7496
1994 HARLEY DAVIDSON
Ultra Classic, 22k miles, clean,
extras, garaged $8200 obo.
941-875-7518
1994 HONDA Shadow stan-
dard bike, exc cond $2,000,
941-380-7305
2007 Suzuki Blvd 1600,
very low mileage, extras, must
see! $6,900, 941-505-2134,
239-633-8436
2008 KAWASAKI NOMAD
1600. 6500 mi. warr. to 2/14,
$6850. 941-979-0719.
2013 HARLEY Classic limit-
ed, 4000 miles, loaded with
options, Englewood $23,500
810-845-7590

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ATV
LW4 7365




2006KAWASAKI KSX 400
BARELY USED, Ex. COND.
$2500/OBO 941-650-8029


TRAVEL TRAILERS
7370

2001 Snybrk M26CKS TT
very good cond well maint mnp
$8750 OBO 941/257-8500


2013 24' KODIAK Ultra Light
TT. Used Twice. All Options
Incl! Health Reasons Forces
Sale. $20,500. 941-629-9391








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36B, 37' Class A Diesel,
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2009 SUNSEEKER 23' Class
C, Chev, Low 17K mi. 100% AS
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SATURN TOW-CARS
From $2,899
CHEWVY HHR's
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RV/CAMPER PARTS
7382

MISC. RV ACCESSORIES
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GOREN BRIDGE

WITH TANNAH HIRSCH
@2013 Tribune Media Services, Inc.
JUST COUNT TO NINE


Neither vulnerable. South deals.


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SOUTH
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EAST
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Opening lead: Three of 0
Thank goodness bridge players,
like the rest of the human race, have
10 fingers. Quite often the ability to
count that high is all that is required
to find the winning line.
The jump to two no trump by a
passed hand promises a balanced
holding and 11-12 high-card points.
North judged that the good five-card
suit and all-prime points were just
enough to raise partner's response to
game.


West led the three of diamonds to
the deuce, queen and king. With
seven fast tricks, a careless declarer
might go after spades. While that will
produce the required two extra tricks,
they will come too late. The
defenders will cash three diamond
tricks and the ace of hearts before
declarer can gather nine, for down
one.
The opening lead and the two of
diamonds on the table mark West
with a four-card suit. That means
there is only one legitimate line to
nine tricks, all declarer needs is to
find West with the queen of hearts.
After winning the first trick with
the king of diamonds, declarer
should immediately run the jack of
hearts. As the cards lie, there is
nothing the defenders can do to
prevent South from scoring two
heart tricks, four clubs, two spades
and the king of diamonds, for a total
of nine. East-West can do no better
than take three diamond tricks and
the ace of hearts. And if East has the
queen of hearts instead of West? So
what! The contract was doomed in
any event.

(Tannah Hirsch welcomes readers'
responses sent in care of this newspaper
or to Tribune Media Services Inc., 2010
Westridge Drive, Irving, TX 75038.
E-mail responses may be sent to
gorenbridge@ aol.com.)


7 Little Words

Find the 7 words to match the 7 clues. The numbers in parentheses
represent the number of letters in each solution. Each letter
combination can be used only once, but all letter combinations
will be necessary to complete the puzzle.

CLUES SOLUTIONS >

1 continuous (9)

2 prolonged, resonant sounds (5)

3 US bicycle manufacturer (10) _

4 in a frank way (11)

5 room at the top (5) _

6 Australian cycad (9)

7 catching with a rope (8) __


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Tuesday's Answers: 1. RECEIVED 2. BAKER 3. FRAGMENTED
4. CATARACTS 5. DENARIUS 6. CAMPECHE 7. AWARENESS4/24


ACROSS
1 Agile
6 "The Banana
Boat Song"
(hyph.)
10 Bay Area valley
14 Edible bulb
15 Mountain pass
info
16 Tied
17 Explained
further
18 Advantage
19 Dull routine
20 Tijuana aunt
21 Soyuz
experience
(2 wds.)
24 Treats as holy
26 Wild T-shirt
(hyph.)
27 Chemical suffix
28 Thin nails
30 Construction rig
33 Tremble with
fear
34 KOA sights
37 Cash, in
Pretoria
38 Wind about
39 Aim
40 Hankering
41 Bete-
42 Not shady
43 Bumper
mishaps
44 "Yo!"
45 Most arid


48 Near the shore
52 Hunts down
(3 wds.)
55 See -
glance
56 Low voice
57 Come unglued
58 Colorado resort
60 Convene
61 Align properly
62 havoc
63 Alice's
chronicler
64 Wallop
65 Cosmic principle
DOWN
1 Reluctant
2 Rajah's realm
3 Kind of wave
4 Garden tool
5 Gridiron part
(2 wds.)
6 Caribou and elk
7 Designer-
Gucci
8 Safecracker
9 Catch up
10 The jitters
11 Stay away from
12 Small-minded
13 In the blink of
22 Wool supplier
23 Staff member
25 Extend credit
28 Scottish accents
29 5-star review


PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED
REACT Z ESIT H AHA
ARDO R E T AIS EX ES

ER X U E R F R ER RAL

PARED EUROS EMU
ACES LIMNS RIPS
STA CANOE TENET
TOUCHIER COHERE
ALARM I UM Ii
BAC L PEDAL ARAB
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30 Exclaim
31 Dawn Chong
32 "That Girl" girl
33 Go cold turkey
34 Prez after
Jimmy
35 Delivery truck
36 Stallone
nickname
38 Twists out of
shape
39 Fellows
41 Twig shelter
42 Seattle
footballer


Explorer
Hernando -
Very popular
Acting class
Pencil-box item
PC chip maker
Inch along
Candle
First-stringers
(hyph.)
Sri -
Tarzan's title
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21/2 Men 2 1/2 Men The Big Bang The Big Bang Arrow: Home Invasion Supernatural: Pac-Man Fever WINK News @lOpm (N) (HD) How I Met How Met
CW 11 21 6 Wedding plans. Alan and Jake Pennyworries. Halloween Capturing Deadshot alive. (N) Chadie is taught how to be a Dream job MotherTed
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Queens Rowdy Queens Fake 21/2 Men Engagement Arrow: Home Invasion Supernatural: Pac-Man Fever 21/2 Men Rules Friends Friends
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president to declare martial law. (R) terrorists led by an ex-CIA agent. (R) seeks a new beginning.
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2 p.m. WGN MLB Baseball
Cleveland Indians at Chicago
White Sox. (L)
7 p.m. ESPN MLB Baseball Los
Angeles Dodgers at New York
Mets from Citi Field. (L)
FSN NHL Hockey Toronto
Maple Leafs at Tampa Bay
Lightning. (L)
SUN MLB Baseball New York
Yankees at Tampa Bay Rays
from Tropicana Field. (L)
TNT 2013 NBA Playoffs West-
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Game 2 Houston Rockets at
Oklahoma City Thunder from
Chesapeake Energy Arena. (L)
9:30 p.m. TNT 2013 NBA Play-
offs Western Conference First
Round, Game 2 Los Angeles
Lakers at San Antonio Spurs
from AT&T Center. (L)

Today's Talk Shows

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America Scheduled: actress Re-
ese Witherspoon; actor Riz Ahmed;
Fantasia performs. (N)
9:00 a.m. CBS LIVE! with Kelly
and Michael Scheduled: Jon
Hamm; Snoop Lion. (N)
9:00 a.m. CW Rachael Ray
Scheduled: a bride is letting the
audience choose her dress; actor
Josh Dallas. (N)
9:00 a.m. MYN The 700 Club
Scheduled: a couple was strug-
gling with their debt almost lost
everything. (N)
10:00 a.m. CW The Ricki Lake
Show Scheduled: a panel of
psychics share their predictions of
events to come. (N)
11:00 a.m. ABC The View Sched-
uled: guest co-host Amy Schumer;
Dr. Richard Besser discusses his
new book. (N)
11:00 a.m. CW Dr. Phil Scheduled:
two former best friends are at battle
over custody of one's daughter. (N)
1:00 p.m. ABC The Chew Sched-
uled: actor Goran Visnjic joins
Daphne Oz and Carla Hall in the
kitchen. (N)
2:00 p.m. CBS The Talk Sched-
uled: Giuliana and Bill Rancic; Beth
Stern; Keri Glassman. (N)
2:00 p.m. CW The Jeff Probst
Show Scheduled: a woman lost
17 years of her memory and
forgot her family. (N)
2:00 p.m. NBC The Doctors
Scheduled: body bumps; bi-
kini line tips; slashing calories at
breakfast. (N)
3:00 p.m. CW Steve Harvey
Scheduled: a woman needs help
telling her pampered son how the
real world works. (N)
3:00 p.m. NBC The Dr. Oz Show
Scheduled: Dr. Oz sets record
straight on health habits that could
be harmful. (N)
4:00 p.m. CW Anderson Live
Scheduled: a mystery celebrity
guest; style expert Lisa Robertson.
(N)
5:00 p.m. CW Dr. Phil Scheduled:
14-year-old daughter actively try-
ing to have a baby. (N)
11:00 p.m. HBO Real Time with
Bill Maher Scheduled: Brian
Levin; Amy Holmes; Nicholas
Kristof; Salman Rushdie; Dan Neil.
11:35 p.m. ABC Jimmy Kimmel
Live Scheduled: from "The Big
Wedding," Topher Grace; Adam
Savage and Jamie Hyneman. (N)
11:35 p.m. CBS Late Show with
David Letterman Scheduled: Kate
Hudson; Ricky Jay; Selena Gomez.
(N)
11:35 p.m. NBC The Tonight Show
with Jay Leno Scheduled: actress
Emily Blunt; musical group Black
Rebel Motorcycle Club. (N)

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DEAR DR. ROACH: I am
very concerned about my
grandchild's growth or
lack thereof. She is 6 years
old and has not grown at
all this past year. She is 42
inches tall and weighs 40
pounds. She is the small-
est child in her first-grade
class. When they have
family activities, some
of the 3- and 4-year-old
siblings of her classmates
are taller than she. This
doesn't seem to concern
her parents, and her mom
is an RN. Am I overreact-
ing? J.L.
ANSWER: Not growing
in a year is not normal. If
that's true, her pediatri-
cian should be looking for
any conditions (there are
many) that can cause a
child to stop growing.
In days past, if a child
didn't have a reason to not
be growing or was grow-
ing at a slower rate than
normal, we were unable
to do anything about it.
However, now that human
growth hormone (HGH)
is available for children
who are short, parents
have a choice of whether
to use this medication to
make their children taller.
The medication is FDA-
approved for children in
the shortest 1 percent of
their age and in absence
of other diseases. Your
granddaughter is right
around that level.
The question is, Will
treatment with this
medication make her
happier or healthier?
There certainly are costs
- it is expensive, requires
prolonged treatment
and can rarely have side
effects. Although on
average, a girl can expect
about 2 inches of extra
height after a full course
of treatment, it's not clear
that this makes everyone
happier. If being shorter
than others isn't bothering
her or her parents, then
I wouldn't recommend
treatment with growth
hormone. I think there are
appropriate times to use
this medication, but the
decision isn't easy, and
should be made con-
sidering both risks and
benefits.
DEAR DR. ROACH:
I question whether a
75-year-old woman with
atrial fibrillation and a
stroke last year should
drink any alcoholic bever-
ages. What about moder-
ate alcohol use? J.E.
ANSWER: Atrial fibril-
lation is an abnormal,
chaotic rhythm of the
atria, the top chambers of
the heart. Atrial fibril-
lation is a problem for
several reasons, especially
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Dr. Roach
Readers may ',
write Dr
Roach at
PO. Box
536475,
Orlando,
EL 32853-64 75
as it predisposes one to
stroke. Because the atria
don't contract normally,
blood clots tend to form
inside the heart, and
without treatment, about
5 percent of people with
atrial fibrillation will
have a stroke per year.
Treatment, most com-
monly with warfarin as
an anticoagulant, reduces
the stroke risk to about
1.4 percent per year.
Frequent heavy use
of alcohol is probably,
but not definitely, a risk
for atrial fibrillation.
Acute intoxication with
alcohol is a risk for atrial
fibrillation. People who
drink alcohol excessively
also have difficulty with
anticoagulation, because
of both associated diet
abnormalities and alco-
hol's direct toxic effect on
the bone marrow.
For all of these reasons,
excess alcohol certainly
should be avoided in any-
one with atrial fibrillation.
Since you ask specifically
about moderate alcohol,
I would recommend no
more than one alcoholic
drink per day. Remember
that a 12 ounce glass of
beer, a 5-ounce glass of
wine, and a 11 2-ounce
hard alcohol drink all
contain roughly the same
amount of alcohol, and all
are considered one drink.
The booklet on stroke
explains this condition
that is deservedly feared
by all. Readers can obtain
a copy by writing: Dr.
Roach No. 902, Box
536475, Orlando, FL
32853-6475. Enclose a
check or money order (no
cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6
Can. with the recipi-
ent's printed name and
address. Please allow four
weeks for delivery.

Dr Roach regrets that
he is unable to answer
individual letters, but
will incorporate them
in the column when-
ever possible. Readers
may email questions to
ToYourGoodHealthmed.
cornell.edu or request an
order form of available
health newsletters at P.O.
Box 536475, Orlando,
FL 32853-6475. Health
newsletters may be ordered
from www.rbmamall.com.


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Dear Heloise: After
cooking greasy foods such
as bacon, the grease is
poured into a metal can
(example: coffee) and
placed in the freezer with
the original lid.
After the can is full, the
lid is taped and the can is
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Dear Heloise: When
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Hints from Heloise

sourdough, I buy a couple
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bread, apply butter (that
has garlic salt mixed in)
to each slice and wrap it
in aluminum foil. Now
the bread can go straight
from the freezer to the
oven for heating. Garlic
bread ready when needed!
- Kim J., via email

Syrup substitute
Dear Heloise: Is there
anything that can be
substituted for light corn
syrup in a recipe? -
Judith K. in Pennsylvania
Actually, there is! Try
substituting the same
amount of honey, mo-
lasses or maple syrup.
However, since these are
sweeter, it may slightly
affect the overall flavor.
- Heloise

Chocolate chips
Dear Heloise: When I
use a topping of choco-
late chips on a dessert, I
wrap the chips in plastic
wrap and hit them with
my rubber hammer on
a wooden cutting board.
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neighbor's service without wages, and giveth him not
for his work." -Jeremiah 22:13.
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I HOROSCOPE
ARIES (March 21-April 19). Set learning goals for
yourself. By learning, you will become a more com-
petent performer, but if you perform well without
learning, it will be hard to repeat the success.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20).You don't thinkabout
earning another person's trust, because you are
honest and real, and it never occurred to you that
anyone would think otherwise. Beware of the one
who tries too hard to win your confidence.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). It is a well-known fact


all due respect" will usually end with offensive,
disrespectful notions.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). Your experience will
translate well to others now, so be sure to share it.
You can really make a difference in someone's life
just by talking about what you've done and learned.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You are interested in others.
Being friendly isn't really an effort or something
you do because you are self-confident. It's a natural
extension of your curiosity.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).You'll work a bit at


attention you receive in return is most satisfying
and could lead to interesting connections and
relationships.


SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Business is like a
television remote control. Unless you know the right
sequence of actions to follow, you are unlikely to


LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23).The person who quietly tune into the programming of your choice.
reminds you or nudges you when you get off track is CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Like an expert poker


a true friend and guide. Keep this person close, and
be ready for your chance to return the favor.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21).There is someone who
seems intent on impressing you despite the fact (or
maybe because of the fact) that you are not so easily
impressed these days. Your skepticism only makes


player adept at bluffing, you sense when another
person isn't telling the truth. You may also sense an
advantage to going along with the ruse for a while.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You're a visual
creature, and you like things to looka certain way.
This may seem impractical to others around you,


that sentences that start with "no offense" or "with radiating the finer qualities of your gender. The
ooo


PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Your happiness is not
selfish. It will, in fact, be very good for someone
close to you. You are more patient when you have a
positive feeling buzzing through your experience.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (April 24). It's as though your
ancestors and all who have loved you and left the
earthly plane are cheering for you this year. Strange
and even miraculous events may be attributed to
otherworldly support. Love abounds in May. New
work will change your outlook and increase your
prospects. Pisces and Gemini people adore you. Your
lucky numbers are: 5, 44,39, 2 and 20.


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tMADAIE ZOO DOO, OH VES,ORT.
WEAV YOU MADE YOUR WIEN I DIE ...
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JANRIC CLASSIC SUDOKU
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column and 3x3 block. Use logic and process elimination to solve the puzzle. The difficulty
level ranges from Bronze (easiest) to Silver to Gold (hardest).

7 3 6 9 1 Rating: GOLD

3 Solution to 4/23/13

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