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Tale of Matthew, bankers and a plumber


True story of kitten's ordeal


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR

Editor's Note: Gondolier Sun Features
Editor Kim Cool is also an author of
several books. She wrote the following
as a short story a story about a real
life tale of human perserverance, right
here in Venice.

Despite the cacophonous sound
of rush-hour traffic on North U.S. 41
Bypass Thursday, a customer at Florida
Shores Bank heard the plaintive cry of
a kitten.
It was five minutes past the bank's
closing hour.
The customer pounded frantically
on the bank's door. Fortunately, some
employees were still inside.
Soon, they were outside, in the


bank's parking lot with the
customer.
Following the kitten's cries to a drain
pipe that ran beneath the bank's park-
ing lot, they tried to no avail -to
lure the tiny kitten from the brink of
disaster.
Frightened and barely the size of
a small human hand, the little kitten
moved further into the pipe.
It had rained earlier in the day.
What else could be in that pipe?
Worried about its fate, the would-be
rescuers put a small piece of rope and
some tuna near the entrance to the
pipe, They could not reach the animal.
All they could do was try to lure it into
finding its own way to freedom.
Unbeknownst to them, the people
were being watched.
KITTEN | 5


PHOTO COURTESY OF TANYA MORRIS


Matthew Dupree, a plumber with Michael Douglass Plumbing, holds a 5-week-old kitten he
pulled Monday from a pipe beneath the parking lot at Florida Shores Bank in Venice. The fate of
the kitten life or death would not be known until hours later. See the end of the story.


Gator taken into' "custody'


Deputy


does this


often

By GREG GILES
NEWS EDITOR
Wranglin' gators is just
another day at the office
for Sarasota County Sheriff
Deputy Blake Luce.
On Sunday around 4 p.m.,
callers spotted an 8-foot
alligator on the shoulder of
the northbound lane of the
Jacaranda roundabout. The
gator had traveled from the
Publix parking lot across four
lanes of traffic when Deputy
Luce showed up.
He took the alligator
into custody using a pipe
and noose similar to a dog
catcher's pole and noose. He
placed the noose over the
alligator and dragged it away
from the curb.
"Normally my motto is to fly
below the radar," Luce said,
but it wasn't to be on Sunday.


Gulp!


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SUN PHOTO BY ROGER BUTTON
Brian Crisman, assistant manager
and chef at Kilwin's Chocolates & Ice
Cream, feeds Smart Belly a plastic
bottle and Rosanne Brown, co-owner
of Venice Stationers, gives Big Belly
some paper to compact.


PROVIDED PHOTO
Sarasota County Sheriff's Deputy Blake Luce wraps up an alligator near the Jacaranda roundabout on Sunday.


By then, weekend traffic
had backed up the entire
roundabout, giving stranded
motorists a good view of the
action.
Luce handed the pipe to
another deputy then walked


around the alligator and
jumped on it, while onlookers
honked their horns and other
pulled out their smart phones
to take pictures.
The horns didn't bother
Luce, he said, nor the gator.


"He was more worried
about me and what I was
doing."
The capture took less than
five minutes to complete.
GATOR 115


- Big Belly, Smart Belly are here


By ROGER BUTTON
BUSINESS EDITOR
Determined to clean up
Venice, the city has introduced
Big Belly and Smart Belly to
the downtown area.
Big Belly is a 100-percent
solar-powered trash receptacle
that compacts trash right
there on the spot. Smart Belly
accepts recyclable materials,
such as paper and plastic,
which are not compacted.
These trash receptacles hold
up to 150 gallons of waste, five
times the volume of a tradi-
tional trash can. Using solar
power with the panel on the
top, Big Belly automatically
compacts lightweight items
of trash while reducing the


carbon footprint.
"They have been stationed
in Michael Biehl Park and by
stores selling ice creams and
candy sticks, to collect discard-
ed Styrofoam cups, popsicle
sticks, napkins and similar
items, which are normally just
all puff and soon fill a bin,"
said Bob Moroni, superinten-
dent of the City of Venice Solid
Waste Recycling Department.
Big Belly Smart Belly sta-
tions each cost $4,200 each,
but the city has leased three
double stations for three years.
It is hoped the payback will
mean less weekly emptying of
downtown waste bins, par-
ticularly following major street
parades and during season, he
said.


"In this small pilot program
to measure the effectiveness,
we are testing it out and on
the information provided, it
would take one fifth of the
time," said John Veneziano,
the city Public Works Director.
"Instead of emptying the bins
five times weekly, it would be
once, saving labor."
There are city-wide 150 cans
of which 25-30 are downtown.
He said a dedicated full-time
person with a vehicle man-
ages the collection and if their
hours could be cut from 40 to
8 hours, they could do other
things. If the project is a suc-
cess, more stations could be
acquired and the fill-contents
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SKY


principal


on leave

By BOB MUDGE
SENIOR WRITER
Oleh A. Bula, the first
and only principal that SKY
Academy has had, is on paid
leave for undisclosed personal
reasons.
According to Pat Ryan, vice
president of the South County
Family YMCA, which operates
the charter school, Bula was
placed on leave April 30.
"There's no issue with
anything with kids," Ryan said
Tuesday. "The school is doing
great, test
scores are up.
He's just got
some per-
sonal things
he needs to
take care of."
Ryan said
additional in-
formation on
Bula's status
likely would
be avail- Oleh A. Bula
able Friday, Oleh A. Bula
though a determination of
his future with the school will
wait until YMCA CEO Ken
Modzelewski returns from
vacation. Bula didn't respond
to emails inquiring about his
status.
SKY Academy is part of
the Sarasota County Public
School District but is gov-
erned by its own board of
directors, with district over-
sight. District spokesman
Scott Ferguson said the dis-
trict had been informed that
Bula had been put on leave
but had no other information
about his status.
SKY- Strength and
Knowledge at the Y- opened
for the 2011-12 school year
with sixth- and seventh-grade
classes. It added eighth grade
last year. The curriculum places
a heavy emphasis on exercise
and fitness.
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Season's first loggerheads arrive at Manasota Key


By STEVE REILLY
STAFF WRITER
ENGLEWOOD -The
first female loggerheads of
the season have crawled
onto Manasota Key to lay
their eggs.
The first reported nest
was laid May 2 north of
Sarasota County's Manasota
Public Beach, said Zoe
Bass who is the state
permit holder, withWilma
Katz, overseeing the Coastal
Wildlife Club's sea turtle pa-
trols. Since then, more sea
turtles are coming ashore.
"I know we have at
least five nests," Bass said
Monday. She expects to
gather more accurate


counts Friday.
Mote Marine Laboratory
oversees sea turtle nest-
ing from Venice north to
Longboat Key. According
to Mote nesting reports
on its website at www.
mote.org/2013nesting,
from April28 to May 4,
one loggerhead nested on
Longboat Key, two nests
were reported on Siesta Key
and one nest on Casey Key.
No nests have been
reported on Don Pedro or
Knight islands, according
to Brenda Bossman, who
holds the state permit.
South of Don Pedro Island
State Park, Linda Soderquist
oversees turtle nesting on
Little Gasparilla Island.


"Sadly, our first turtle of
the season was a dead one
that washed up at Gasparilla
Pass on Sunday morning,"
Soderquist said. The sub-
adult loggerhead was first
spotted Saturday in the surf
before being stranded on
the beach Sunday.
Little Gasparilla Island
has seen three false crawls
- when sea turtles crawl
onto a beach but do not
lay their eggs. Soderquist
will be reporting to state
wildlife officials how one of
those false crawls may have
been caused by the sea
turtle hitting an obstacle,
two two-by-four boards left
on the beach.
State officials and


wildlife groups encourage
people to remove beach
chairs and any other
potential obstruction from
beaches at night that might
hinder nesting turtles or
hatchlings.
Last year's sea turtle nest-
ing season was a bountiful
one even with the major
setback of tropical storms.
In 2012, more
than 3,000 sea turtles
nested on Manasota Key.
Unfortunately, half or more
were lost or washed over
by Tropical Storm Debby
in June, according to the
Coastal Wildlife Club.
Bossman, reported 319
nests laid, but 200 were
washed away or damaged


These tracks mark the first loggerhead nesting on Manasota
Key left last week. The stake at the top of the photograph
identifies the location of the nest.


by tropical storms Debby
and Isaac.
Mote reported last
season's nesting numbers
broke a 31-year record in its


patrol area, totaling 2,462
loggerhead sea turtle nests
and seven green sea turtle
nests.
Email: reilly@sun-herald.com


Federal agencies reviewing loggerhead protections


By STEVE REILLY
STAFF WRITER
The Center for Biological
Diversity has pushed
federal agencies to offer
better protections for the
loggerhead sea turtle.
Manasota Key and other
local Gulf beaches could be
deemed as "critical habitats"
for nesting loggerheads.
To protect the log-
gerheads, which are listed
as a threatened species,
the Center for Biological
Diversity with a coalition
of other environmental
groups took the U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service and
the National Oceanic
and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA)
National Marine Fisheries


Services to court.
The federal agencies
worked out settlement
agreements with the
environmentalists.
"Protecting sea turtle
nesting habitat will not only
help sea turtles but every-
one who enjoys clean and
healthy beaches along the
Gulf Coast," Jaclyn Lopez,
an attorney at the Center
for Biological Diversity,
stated in a press release.
"Everyone loves seeing
sea turtles, and protecting
critical habitat means good
management for our shores
and a safer future for these
incredible animals."
The Fish and Wildlife
Service is responsible for
sea turtle protection on


beaches, while the Marine
Fisheries Services estab-
lishes protections offshore.
U.S. Fish andWildlife
Services is now taking
public input on its plans
to identify 739 Atlantic
and Gulf beaches as
critical habitat from
North Carolina south to
Mississippi on the Gulf
Coast. Sarasota, Charlotte
and Lee counties' Gulf
beaches are listed among
the proposed critical habi-
tats for loggerhead. Both
by federal and state wildlife
officials, Manasota Key and
surrounding barrier islands
have long been identified
as prime sites on the Gulf
Coast for loggerhead and
other sea turtle nesting.


U.S. Fish andWildlife
Services spokesman Chuck
Underwood said the des-
ignation should not bring
any noticeable change to
projects needing U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers and
other federal permitting.
Instead, Underwood sug-
gested the critical beaches
will allow his agency to
concentrate its conserva-
tion management efforts
onto those beaches.
Michael Poff, vice presi-
dent of Coastal Engineering
Consultants, also sees no
impacts with the designa-
tion. Poff is overseeing the
development of Charlotte
County's 10-year Stump
Pass management plan.
The Stump Pass dredging
and beach renourishment


projects have already
required federal and state
environmental permit-
ting that included sea
turtle and shorebird nesting
protections.
"This designation is not
establishing a refuge, is not
establishing any kind of
national park or anything
like that," Poff said. "It's des-
ignating the sandy beaches
in our area as critical habi-
tat for the sea turtles. That
means our project the
next 10-year plan will
have to undergo a rigorous
environmental review as
part of the permit process,
which it would have to go
through anyway.
The NOAA National
Marine Fisheries Services
is still in the preliminary


stages of its proposed
protections.
"NOAA Fisheries entered
into a settlement agree-
ment with the Center for
Biological Diversity, and
agreed to propose critical
habitat for loggerhead
sea turtles by July 1" said
Fisheries spokeswoman
Connie Barclay in an email
to the Sun.
Barclay said the next
steps will be first to publish
a proposed rule and open
it to public input. The
Fisheries staff will then
review and study new in-
formation and comments
from which they develop
their agency's final rule. The
final rule will be published
by July 14.
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I OBITUARIES
Thomas J. Dye
Thomas J. Dye, 87, of
Venice, Fla., died Friday,
May 3, 2013.
Thomas
was born in
Columbus,
Ohio, where
his parents
had a cattle
farm and
meat-
packing
business. He
f. finished high
school in
Galena, Ohio,
and went to Ohio Weslyan
University, where he was
in the Naval Air Force
ROTC program. He later
enlisted in the U.S. Navy
during World War II. After
World War II he returned
to Ohio, where he met
his future wife, Pat. They
moved to Andover, Mass.,
for 33 years, raising their
four children.
Tom spent his busi-
ness career in the shoe
business. His specialty
was in the design of heel
and last manufacturing.
He traveled extensively
in Germany and Italy for
international trade shows.
He retired as vice presi-
dent of Sterling Last Co.
Tom was active in com-
munity affairs serving
as a trustee of the South
Congregation Church,
Boy Scout commis-
sioner and Little League
volunteer.
He is survived by his
children, Susan, Thomas,
Margaret and Charles;
grandchildren, Allison,
Stacey, Kristen, Andrew,
Megan, Jared, Katy, Derek,
T.J., Alana, Victoria,
Abigail and Christopher;
and great-grandchildren,
Finn, Kaylin, Ned, Penny,
Cameron, Lucy and
Josephine.
Services: Services were
held at 11 a.m. Tuesday,
May 7, 2013, at Ewing
Funeral Home.
Contributions: In lieu
of flowers, memorial do-
nations may be made to
Infinity Home Care, 1505
South Tamiami Trail, Suite
402, Venice FL 34285; or
Tidewell Hospice House,
220 Wexford Blvd., Venice
FL 34293.


WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 2013


Norma J. Funk
Norma Jean Funk, age
91, of Venice, Fla., passed
away Saturday, April 27,
2013.
She was born Oct. 21,
1921, in Grand Ledge,
Mich., to Frank and Nellie
Keesler.
Norma Jean is survived
by her husband of 71
years, William Funk, of
Venice, Fla. She also
leaves her daughter,
Jeanne Ruud, of Palm
Desert, Calif.; two grand-
daughters, Dee Edler
of Palos Verdes, Calif.,
and Peggy Ayala of
Sacramento, Calif.; and
six great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in
death by her son, Donald
Funk, the twin of Jeanne,
Sept. 4, 2000, and eight
brothers and sisters.
She and William spent
many years in Flint and
Lake City, Mich., before
retiring to Englewood,
Fla. She loved singing in
her church choirs and her
oil painting.
She lived a good life
and will be missed by
all those who knew and
loved her.

James P. Johnson
James Philip Johnson,
65, of Venice, Fla., for-
merly of Champaign, Ill.,
passed away
Sunday,
May 5, 2013.
He was
born July 4,
1947, in
Urbana, Ill.,
to James
Johnson and
Mary Pollard.
James was a member
of Western Star Lodge
240 A.E & A.M. and
Emmanuel Lutheran
Church
He is survived by his
loving wife, Sharon; sons,
Scott of Stuart, Fla., and
Brett of Omaha, Neb.;
daughter, Jami Johnson,
of Coconut Creek, Fla.;
and eight grandchildren.
Services: His family will
receive friends at 10 a.m.
Saturday, May 11, 2013, in
the narthex of Emmanuel
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follow in the church
memorial garden. Farley
Funeral Home, Venice
Chapel, has been selected
to care for arrangements.
Contributions:
Memorial contributions
may be made to either The
Leukemia & Lymphoma
Society or Emmanuel
Lutheran Church.

Katrina D.
Fisher-McCormick
Katrina D. Fisher-
McCormick, 28, of Opelika,
Ala., was born Jan. 30,
1985, in Venice, Fla., and
passed away May 3, 2013,
in Columbus, Ga.
She was a member of
Airview Baptist Church.
She loved to write poetry.
She was preceded in
death by her son Daniel
Lee Fisher-McCormick.
Survivors include
her husband, Kevin
McCormick; her
daughter, Calli Hope
Fisher-McCormick; her
son Kamron Lee Fisher-
McCormick; her mother,
Kari McConnell, and
her husband, David; her
father, Ray Fisher, and his
wife, Tammy; her brothers,
R.J. Fisher, Bradley Fisher,
Jonathan Sinagel, Andrew
Ellingsen and Joshua
McConnell; her sisters,
Elizabeth (Randy) Heath
and Jennifer Sherrard; her
grandparents, Ralph and
Judi Ellingsen of Franklin,
N.C.; and numerous
aunts, uncles, cousins and
other family members.
Services: Visitation will
be from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday,
May 10, 2013, in the
parlor at Frederick-Dean
Funeral Home, Opelika,
Ala. Funeral services
will be held at 3 p.m.
Saturday, May 11, 2013, in
the chapel at Frederick-
Dean Funeral Home.

Henry D. Stephens
Henry Dalton "Steve"
Stephens, 93, of Nokomis,
Fla., passed away peace-
fully Monday,
... April 29,
2013, with his
children by his
side.
Henry was born in


Kibbee, Ga., Sept. 21,
1919. After life on the
family farm, he joined the
Army. He served in World
War II from 1941 until his
honorable discharge in
October 1945.
After the service, Henry
moved to Florida, mar-
rying his wife, Florence,
in 1953. He worked for
Florida Power & Light
Co. in the field and as a
supervisor until he retired
in 1982. He shared many
special friendships with
his co-workers at FPL.
Henry loved his family
and friends dearly. He was
sharp as a tack, loyal, car-
ing and frugal, and had
a keen sense of humor.
He was an avid Atlanta
Braves baseball fan. He
enjoyed sports, reading
the newspaper cover to
cover and, especially, his
family times in the Great
Smoky Mountains, where
he spent his summers.
Henry was a life member
of Disabled American
Veterans where he also
had dear friendships.
Henry is survived by
his son, Henry Dalton;
and two daughters, Delia
Stephens Fischer and
Catherine McDonald, and
their spouses. He had three
grandchildren, Stephen,
Catherine and Andrew,
who loved their "Papa"
very much. He was pre-
deceased by his dear wife,
Florence. They celebrated
55 years of marriage before
her passing.
"The tendency to perse-
vere, to persist in spite of
hindrances, discourage-
ment and impossibilities,
it is this that in all things
distinguishes the strong
soul from the weak."
From a plaque that be-
longed to McGregor Smith,
former FPL president.
Services: Funeral
services for Henry will
be held at 11 a.m Friday,
May 10, 2013, at Ewing
Funeral Home, Venice,
Fla. Henry will be laid
to rest at 2 p.m. that day
at Sarasota National
Cemetery in Sarasota, Fla.
Contributions: Memorial
donations may be made
to Alzheimer's Association,
Florida Gulf Coast Chapter,
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Marion M.
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Douglas (Robin) and Holly
(Mike) Laiben; seven
grandchildren; three great-
grandchildren; and close
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at St. Mark's Episcopal
Church, Venice, Fla.
Contributions: In lieu
of flowers, memorial
donations may be made
to the Venice Art Center.


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KITTY
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Time ticked away. The
bank was closed. The
people had done all they
could for the kitten that
night.
When they returned
Friday morning, they
called animal control.
Someone came and said
there was no kitten there.
They hoped the kitten
had found its way to
freedom.
The people were still
being watched as they got
back to work and left for
the weekend late Friday
afternoon, hopeful that
the kitten was somehow
safe.
Monday afternoon, as
rush-hour traffic again
increased in volume, an-
other customer heard the
sound of a cat meowing
near the parking lot.
This time the bank
was still open. Obviously,
the string and tuna
had not worked. They
called Michael Douglass
Plumbing because they
knew the drainpipe went
all the way under the
parking lot, and by now
they feared the little kitten
was far from the entrance
to the pipe. Someone also
called Assurance Wildlife
Trapping.
One little kitten re-
sulted in the assembling
of a village of would-be
rescuers.
More people to watch.
The plumber, Matthew
Dupree, used a fiber-
optic camera on the end
of a snaking device to
locate the cat. By 6 p.m.
Monday, the cat was
at least 60 feet into the
6-inch diameter drain
pipe. Also in the pipe was
assorted muck from the
rain. The animal trapper
had a device that could
snare the kitten but had
no way to get it into the
pipe.
The plumber asked
if he could borrow the
trapper's tool to affix to
the end of the snake with
the camera. The trapper's
tool had a noose on the
end that could be tight-
ened around some part
of the kitten possibly.
Hindered by the muck
in the pipe, the plumber
snaked the camera and
the trapper's tool deep
into the drain pipe,
hoping to snag the little
kitten. Nearly two hours
had passed. Finally, just
after 7:30 p.m. Monday,
with a band of bankers
and the trapper watch-
ing, the plumber man-
aged to lasso one leg of
the tiny kitten.
Squealing in fright, the
kitten was dragged by its
little leg through muck
and water and finally -
to safety.
Only its ears and the
top half of its head were


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All cleaned up, Matthew, a 5-week-old kitten is no longer dark
grey except for its tail and a dark spot on the tip of its right
ear. There is a white spot on the tip of its left ear.


sort of white. The rest of
the tiny kitten was black
and wet. Most of its fur
was spiky and standing
up in points as if a punk
rock hairdresser had
coiffed it.
Wrapped in a blanket,
it was taken to the
Sarasota Veterinary
Emergency & Specialty
Center, where it was seen
by Dr. Nicole Kennedy
Monday night.
As the kitten was placed
in the car to be taken
to safety, that too was
noted by the large cat that
had been watching the
proceedings for so many
days. As the car headed
north, the cat headed off
into the woods, seemingly
satisfied that the kitten
would be safe at last.
There still was the mat-
ter of all that muck to clean
away and whether the little
feline would survive.
Once the kitten was
cleaned, weighed and


examined, it seemed the
little blackish cat was
actually almost all white
- except for a charcoal/
brown tail and a tiny tip
of dark gray on its right
ear. The kitten weighed
just 1 pound 1 ounce
and was deemed to be a
male, about 5 weeks old.
First named Mattie, its
name was changed to
Matthew, to honor the
plumber who rescued it.
The veterinarian said
it had some respiratory
problems and would
have to be fed by hand
for a while.
The feeding will be
by its new owners,
Becky Leake, the bank's
branch manager, and her
mother, Patricia, who
just lost her own cat two
weeks ago.
As for the watch-cat at
the bank will it return
to look for its kitten one
day or is it content in
knowing the kitten has


Dr. Ashley Kanzler, of
Sarasota Veterinary Emer-
gency & Specialty Center,
with Matthew, a 5-week-old
American shorthair kitten that
was rescued Monday from a
drain pipe at Florida Shores
Bank in Venice.
found a new home? -
with the help of a village.
They say that cats have
nine lives. They may be
right.
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computer with more
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Initially, the city will
have promotional mes-
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Smart Belly, but plans are
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ing for each container
with the income offset-
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installed these stations.
"Little things in life
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SUN NEWSPAPERS


Adult Italian aperitivo bar coming to Venice


By ROGER BUTTON
BUSINEWS COLUMNIST

In the fall, residents
and visitors to downtown
can experience what a
real Italian bar looks like,
as well as the European
culture of drinking.
This will happen as
part of a major expan-
sion to the Made In Italy
Ristorante Pizzeria at
117 West Venice Ave. The
pizzeria opened a year
ago. Having acquired
the adjoining premises,
the owners, Alessandro
Di Ferdinando and
Giuseppe Del Sole, will
be creating the new
Made In Italy Aperitivo
Bar.
"Pepe has shown the
city of Venice what he
can do with foods, and
everyone has appreci-
ated this new concept
of a pizza by the yard,"
Ferdinando said. "Now
it is time for me to show
my liquors and martinis,
and the dream we had
will be complete."
He has trained Italian


bar manager Andrea De
Dominicis to manage the
new bar.
Renovations and
the build-out start in
the middle of July, and
Ferdinando expects the
grand opening of the bar
to be three months later.
In a rustic, creative, con-
temporary atmosphere
similar to the Made in
Italy restaurant interior
with renderings of prints
and paintings around the
walls, the focal point will
be a huge bar 40 feet
long with 25 seats.
At the entrance will
be a small reception
area with a hostess
where customers wait-
ing to be seated in the
restaurant can relax on
a large bench. Dinners
will not be served at the
bar; however, guests
can enjoy a drink with a
pizza and fast finger food
appetizers.
In keeping with the
Italian bar scene, there
will be high top and
regular tables.
Probably the first


bar in Florida without
a television, it is a bar
where you come in to
enjoy your drink and talk
to people, the European
style, he said. Venice
needs a quality adult bar
without noisy little kids
where 30- to 90-year-olds
can relax with special
drinks.
During the renova-
tions, the restaurant
kitchen will be expanded,
providing Del Sole with
opportunities to be more
creative with the menu.
There are 90 seats in
the restaurant, and the
bar will add another 60,
allowing the owners to
get a liquor license.
Ferdinando will in
his new Made In Italy
Aperitivo Bar introduce
customers to the high-
end service of London
and Milano bars, bring-
ing a new technique
of making drinks with
fresh fruit. Customers
will see the quantity of
liquor poured into the
glass of ice, then offered
a bottle of tonic or soda.


SUN PHOTO BY ROGER BUTTON
Alessandro Di Ferdinando, co-owner with Guiseppe Del Sole, indicates excitedly where the new
Made In Italy Aperitivo Bar is to be built in the adjoining building to the restaurant.


Finishing the experi-
ence, he will use all
fresh fruit, including his
specialty passion fruit
martini.
When the restaurant
closes at 10 p.m. week-
days, the bar remain


open until midnight or
later.
"Venice must keep
changing and in this
beautiful bar if we
see business coming
through the door, we
can stay open until


2 a.m.," he said. "The
bar will be open for
happy hour from
4.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. when
I want people who have
finished their office job
to come in for a nice
martini."


Specialists in counseling expand Venice offices


Realizing there was
no Christian-based
counseling center in
Venice, Dave Upton
opened Eagle's Wings
Counseling Center and
recently moved the prac-
tice to larger offices at
405 Commercial Court,
near Cracker Barrel. A
nonprofit, it is funded by
donations from individu-
als and businesses.
Services include
individual and group
counseling on substance
abuse, depression and
anxiety, marriage and
family, personality
disorders and behavioral
issues with children. Ten
counselors cover all
aspects of mental health
counseling, regardless
of religious background,


and allow clients to
discuss spiritual matters.
Services cover Arcadia,
as well as Sarasota,
Charlotte and Manatee
counties. Eagle's Wings
Counseling Center
accepts some insurance,
and for those without
insurance, the center
charges on a sliding scale
based upon income.
Upton obtained a bach-
elor's degree in Christian
Education in Van Wert,
Ohio and a master's
degree in counseling
at Ashbury Theological
Seminary, Ky. In 1997, he
worked in Sarasota as a
substance abuse coun-
selor for a year at a local
treatment center, then
opened a business, Dave's
Handyman Services,
for five years before
founding this center. The
center is open 9 a.m. to
6 p.m. weekdays. Call
941-375-4321.

Winds of Change:
Part 2
This week, I am report-
ing on the rapid success


of two young Italians
who came to Venice
to introduce their new
customized Yard Long
Pizzas little more than a
year ago. Now they are
about to embark on a
major expansion that will
introduce the first non-
sport, European-style
adult lounge bar, Made
In Italy Aperitivo Bar.

Closed, but
not for good
Last week, the Left
Coast Seafood & Oyster
Bar at 750 U.S. 41 Bypass
North closed. Owner Rob
Arbuckle said, "I did not
close on purpose, only
because of the unex-
pected loss of our lease."
This family restaurant
opened 11 years ago,
and Arbuckle intends
to reopen in the fall in
a new location with the
same menu.

Moves to Caldwell
Susan H. Hines, J.D.,
has joined Caldwell
Trust Company as a


vice president and trust
officer. "I was attracted to
Caldwell because they're
independent," she says,
"and I have always been
impressed with their
warm, client-focused
approach."
A member of the Florida
and Sarasota County Bar
Associations, she began
her career as a practic-
ing attorney in Sarasota.
Since 1996, she has been
a vice president with
Northern Trust's Wealth
Strategies Group. In 2005,
she assumed the duties
of managing executive for
Northern Trust's Venice
office and became a
member of its regional
management team.
She lives in Nokomis
with her husband,
Charles D. Hines, a
practicing attorney
and Sarasota County
Commissioner, and
their three children. Call
941-493-3600.

Register now
Chalk artists have
only until tomorrow,


Thursday, May 9 to
register to participate in
the 4th Annual Venice
Chalk Art Festival taking
place in Centennial Park
on the island from 8 a.m.
to 11 a.m. this Saturday,
May 11. Do not forget
to bring your chalk and
check-in at the Chalk
Festival booth. For de-
tails, call 941-485-7136.

Prestigious Award
Venice resident
Victoria Stulz, a Realtor
with Michael Saunders
& Company, was
awarded the prestigious
Certified Luxury Home
Marketing Specialist
title. It was for dem-
onstrating exceptional
knowledge, experience
and expertise in the
luxury home market.
Call 941-387-5676.

Honored
Recently inducted into
the Florida Realtors
Honor Society were 10
members of the Venice
Area Board of Realtors:


Barbara Saputo (3rd
year), Maia Morrison,
Jim Bath, Diane Fuchs
and Roxie Larain (2nd
year), Stephen Lingley
(6th year), Helen Moore
(12th year), Sharyn
Rose (16th year), Tom
Sponaugle (12th year)
and Chuck Bonamer (20
years).
Formed 26 years ago,
the society recognizes
members who contrib-
uted their time to the
local Board of Realtors,
the state association and
the community.

Top award
winners
Longtime associates
and graduates of the
University of Maryland,
Nick and Beth Flerlage
of RE/MAX Alliance
Group, 1314-B, East
Venice Ave., have
qualified for the RE/MAX
Platinum Club Award.
Only 4 percent of agents
in the RE/MAX network
achieved this prestigious
award in 2012. Call
941-232-6810.


Inventor hoping this bathroom product will lift off


By ROGER BUTTON
BUSINEWS COLUMNIST

A local inventor has
announced what he
calls help in the battle
of the sexes by creating
a LooLifts, a hands-off
approach to toilet seats
to ease tensions in this
key personal sector.
This new, everyday
item is something you
cannot live without,
the inventor said, and
benefits living together
in harmony.
As a maker of
custom furniture, a
kitchen renovator and
owner of Osprey Custom
Woodworking, Venice
resident Tom Mottern
admits he is a toilet seat
violator.
"I (went) on the toilet
seat and the wife got
mad," he said. "The next
day, I went out to my
workshop and made
this thing, put double
stick tape on it and
stuck it on the toilet
seat. I stopped getting
yelled at."
He also heard of other
incidents involving toilet
seats.
"Another story I heard


was of the guy leaving
the lid up at night and
the woman having to
remember to lower it.
One slim women forgot,
falling to the bottom.
She could not get up
and with nothing on the
toilet for her to grab,
she kept yelling until
her husband rescued
her."
The answer to all
these problems, he
believes, is his new
product, Loolifts, which
ends the continuing
conversation by provid-
ing a hygienic means of
making sure the toilet
seat is where it needs
to be for each user. A
small, plastic, semi-
circular shaped object,
it comes with printed
instructions and strong
adhesive for attaching
to the underside of a
toilet seat, creating a
handle.
Mottern has part-
nered with Mike Fogarty
of Nokomis to assist
with production and
marketing LooLifts.
This sturdy accessory,
they believe, is vital in
the bathroom, particu-
larly the many unisex


Inventor Tom Mottern of Venice demonstrates his Loolifts
product, fitted to a toilet seat at a local home.


restrooms that are used
in offices, plants, stores
and hotels.
The LooLifts act as
a handle. Once it's
installed, no one has to
pick up the toilet seat
with his or her hands.
The LooLifts slogan is,
"Up. Down. Done."
The Loolifts team is
planning to approach
the city and the county,
hotels, restaurants and
major public meeting
centers. Mottern wants
to reach out to the
female buyers. Corporate


purchasers can have
their name, logo or
message printed on the
handle.
For their first run, they
made 7,000 and together
at their homes are label-
ing and fitting adhesive
tapes. The first store
selling Loolifts is U.S.
Mart at 1740 East Venice
Ave. They are looking at
hardware stores and gas
stations, too.
LooLifts are sold in a
package of three and are
available at www.loolifts.
com.


SUN PHOTOS BY ROGER BUTTON
The LooLifts retail package of three units is now available from
U.S. Mart in Venice and online at www.LooLifts.com.





WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 2013


Avoid this Craigslist con,


By ROGER BUTTO
BUSINEWS COLUMN
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it is fraud and the pc
receive 10 calls daily
this method of steal
your possessions an
money.
A Venice Gondolie
reader related to us
experience using an
line service. She wai
warn others, particu
older and young pec
who may encounter
same experience.
Intending on sellii
an entertainment ce
the seller advertised
it on Craigslist.com,
providing a cellphoi
number and an ema
account. Receiving
almost immediately
respondent added $
to the asking price t
reserve it and reque
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removed from the w
immediately.
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STAFF REPORT
Two free workshops,
each titled "Be Scam
Smart," will be held
in Venice tomorrow,
Thursday, May 9.
The workshops are
aimed at seniors, their
families and their
caregivers and will teach
attendees how to spot a
scam, how scams work
and steps people can take
to protect themselves.
Chief Financial Officer
JeffAtwater's Department
of Financial Services,
in partnership with the
Sarasota County Sheriff's
Office, is presenting the
workshop.
The Be Scam Smart
workshops will be
held at the Gulf Coast
Community Foundation
in Venice from 11 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. and then again
from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The workshops are


part of CFO Atwater's On
Guard for Seniors initia-
tive that he launched
last year to educate
seniors on specific
financial topics such as
annuities, identity theft,
reverse mortgages and
long-term care insur-
ance. Operation S.A.EE.
will focus on frauds and
scams, such as fake lot-
teries and repair scams,
and how these scams
work on the psyche to
convince seniors to take
a chance on something
that is too good to be
true.
Registration can
be made online at
ww.MyFloridaCFO.com/
Safe or by contacting the
Division of Consumer
Services toll-free at
1-877-MY-FL-CFO
(693-5236).
Registration will also
be open one hour prior
to the workshop.


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Venice Area Chamber of Commerce, of Visit Sarasota County and of the Venice community.
The hotel features 146 contemporary-style guest rooms and suites in a resort atmosphere
with a lagoon-entry, heated swimming pool and outdoor pool bar. The hotel's confer-
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meeting space throughout the property. The Wave Grill is a full service restaurant and
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 2013


Detert's texting ban to get a campaign


By STEVEN J. SMITH
SUN CORRESPONDENT

A recently approved
statewide ban on texting
while driving, sponsored
by Sen. Nancy Detert,
R-Venice, will receive
$1 million in funding for a
public service announce-
ment campaign as soon as
the bill is signed into law
by the governor on July 1.
Rep. Doug Holder,
R-Venice, who supported
the bill along with Rep.
Ray Pilon, R-Sarasota,
said the funding has been
included in the state
budget to herald the ban
and its ramifications.
"Not only did we get the
texting bill, we also got
the funding to talk about
it afterward," Holder
said. "That should start
changing our culture as
far as what is and what
isn't appropriate behavior
behind the wheel."
The bill, SB 52, was
passed by Florida law-
makers last week. A first
violation results in a $30
fine, plus court costs. A
subsequent violation,


within five years, carries
a $60 fine and adds three
points to a driver's license.
Final House approval in-
cluded a stipulation which
allows police to use mobile
phone records of offending
drivers against them, but
only when texting causes
an accident resulting in
injury or death.
"It was an 1 th-hour
thing, but it passed,"
Detert said. "It's the first
time ever that Florida will
have a law making it il-
legal to text while driving.
I'm very happy about that.
After four years of trying,
we finally got the mission
accomplished."
Holder said including
the amendment was
ultimately good policy.
"In the long run I sup-
pose it's prudent to have
that language in the bill,
even though it put us in a
little bit of a time crunch
to include it," he said.
Detert added the
amendment boils down
to the new law serving as
a secondary offense at a
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texting," she said. "The
officer would pull you over
and give you a ticket for
weaving. Then he would
give you a second ticket ac-
cusing you of texting while
driving. If you want to fight
the $30 fine, you would
take your own phone
records to court and pay
court costs. I don't think
anybody is going to go to
those extreme measures
just to fight a $30 ticket."
Detert added the overall
theme to the law is to
impress upon the public
that it is against the law to
text while driving.
"Teenagers will know
that," she said. "They'll
learn it when they get their
driver's license, and hope-
fully it will change their


behavior. We're not looking
to be punitive; we're look-
ing to change behavior. Not
texting while driving will
become as automatic as
putting on their seat belt."
Although it seems the
new law will be directed at
teens, Detert said adults
are even worse offenders.
"The good news is,
I've gotten emails from
adults saying I've already
changed their behavior,"
she said. "So I think it's
working already, and
now we won't have to be
embarrassed to be one
of just a few states with
absolutely nothing on the
books."
Those states which
include South Carolina,
Montana, South Dakota
and Hawaii put no
restrictions whatsoever on


texting drivers. Floridians,
however, have made their
voices heard. Recent polls
held by the University of
Florida and AAA revealed
more than 90 percent of
Florida residents surveyed
support a ban on texting
while driving. Their
support is founded in
compelling statistics.
According to the
National Safety Council,
texting while driving
causes 25 percent of 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 danger-
ous than driving drunk.
A preliminary


report from the Florida
Department of Highway
Safety and Motor Vehicles
shows there were 256,443
reported crashes in the
state in 2012. In 4,841 of
those crashes, a driver had
been texting or otherwise
using an "electronic com-
munication device" while
driving, according to an
Associated Press report.
"I'm thrilled with the bill
passing," Detert said. "And
I'm really happy I don't
have to do this all again
next year."
The bill now heads to
Gov. Rick Scott's desk.
Scott, whose wife report-
edly was involved in a
car crash last year with
someone who was texting
while driving, has said he
will sign it.
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LEGAL NOTICES


FICTITIOUS NAME




Notice Under Fictitious
Name Law Pursuant to
Section 865.09, Florida
Statutes
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, desiring to
engage in business under the
fictitious name of Florida
Guardian located at 1213
Cathedall Ave, a located in the
County of Sarasota, in the City
of North Port, FL 34288,
intends to register the said
name with the Division of Cor-
porations of the Florida Depart-
ment of State, Tallahassee,
Florida.
Dated at North Port, Florida,
this 23rd day of April, 2013.
Douglas C. Pardridge
Publish: May 8, 2013

| NOTICE OF ACTION




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
2004 Chevrolet Truck
VIN# 1GCHK29U54E233511
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the
Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office seized the described
property on January 6, 2013 in Sarasota
County, Florida. A forfeiture complaint
has been filed in the Circuit Court,
Twelfth Judicial Circuit, in and for Sara-
sota County, Florida, being case no.
2013-CA-000693-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: May 1, 8, 2013

NOTICE OF ACTION
BEFORE THE BOARD OF
NURSING
IN RE: The license to practice nursing of


NOTICE OF ACTION



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-
tacting, 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.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE
STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY
CIVIL DIVISION
Case Number: 2013-CA002905NC
YURIY SLOBODYANYUK,
Plaintiff,
V.
J.E.B. INVESTMENTS OF SOUTH
FLORIDA, INC.,A FLORIDA CORPORA-
TION; AND LINE 13 PROPERTIES,
LLC, A FLORIDA LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: LINE 13 PROPERTIES, LLC, A
FLORIDA LIMITED LIABILITY COMPA-
NY
(Address Unknown)
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to
quiet title to the following described real
property in Sarasota County, Florida:
Lot 9, Block 5, North Port Charlotte
Estates, according to the map or plat
thereof as recorded in Plat Book 19,
Page 29, of the Public Records of
Sarasota
County, Florida.
has been filed against you, and you are
required to serve a copy of your written
defenses, if any, to it on Henry W. Hicks,
Esq., attorney for Plaintiff, whose
address is 601 S Fremont Ave., Tampa,


I NOTICE OF ACTION



Florida 33606 on or before May 31,
2013 and to file the original with the
Clerk of this Court either before service
on plaintiff's attorney or immediately
thereafter; otherwise a default will be
entered against you for the relief demand-
ed in the Complaint.
This action was instituted in the Circuit
Court of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit Court
for Sarasota County in the State of Flori-
da and is styled:
YURIY SLOBODYANYUK,
Plaintiff,
V.
J.E.B. INVESTMENTS OF SOUTH
FLORIDA, INC.,A FLORIDA CORPORA-
TION; AND LINE 13 PROPERTIES,
LLC, A FLORIDA LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY,
Defendants.
DATED on April 18, 2013.
Clerk of the Court
By: S. Erb
As Deputy Clerk
Publish: May 1, 8, 15, 22, 2013


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE
STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY
CIVIL DIVISION
Case Number: 2013-CAO3600NC
PRIVATE EQUITY, LT.,
A NEVEDA CORPORATION,
Plaintiff,
V.
CYNTHIA WHITE; UNKNOWN HEIRS,
DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES,
LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES,
OR ANY OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING
BY, THROUGH, UNDER OF AGAINST
MICHAEL E. WHITE, SR., DECEASED;
AND FLORENCE M. WHITE,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES,
GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS,
CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, OR ANY
OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING BY,
THROUGH, UNDER OF AGAINST
MICHAEL E. WHITE, SR., DECEASED
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to
quiet title to the following described real
property in Sarasota County, Florida:
Lot 45, Block H, DeSoto Acres,,
according to the map or plat thereof
as recorded in Plat Book 4, Pages
41 and 42, of the Public Records of
Sarasota
County, Florida; less any portion
thereof lying within the Right-of-Way
of Traylor Avenue.
Property Address: 4911 Traylor
Ave., Sarasota, Florida 34234
has been filed against you, and you are
required to serve a copy of your written


I NOTICE OF ACTION




defenses, if any, to it on Henry W. Hicks,
Esq., attorney for Plaintiff, whose
address is 601 S Fremont Ave., Tampa,
Florida 33606 on or before June 6 2013
and to file the original with the Clerk of
this Court either before service on plain-
tiff's attorney or immediately thereafter;
otherwise a default will be entered
against you for the relief demanded in the
Complaint.
This action was instituted in the Circuit
Court of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit Court
for Sarasota County in the State of Flori-
da and is styled as follows:
PRIVATE EQUITY, LT.,
A NEVEDA CORPORATION,Plaintiff,
v.CYNTHIA WHITE; UNKNOWN
HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES,
ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS,
TRUSTEES, OR ANY OTHER PARTIES
CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OF
AGAINST MICHAEL E. WHITE, SR.,
DECEASED; AND FLORENCE M.
WHITE, Defendants.
DATED on April 30, 2013.
Clerk of the Court
By: A. Coelho
As Deputy Clerk
Publish: May, 8, 15, 22, 29, 2013



NOTICE TO
I CREDITORS
20


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
IN RE: ESTATE OF
BRITA M. YEABOWER,
Deceased.
File No.
2013-CP-OO1356-NC
Division:Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of BRITA M. YEABOW-
ER, deceased, whose date of
death was March 3, 2013, is
pending in the Circuit Court for
Sarasota County Florida, Pro-
bate Division, the address of
which is P.O. Box 3079,
Sarasota, FL 34230-3079.
The names and addresses of
the personal representatives
and the personal representa-
tive's attorney are set forth
below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons having
claims or demands against
decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required to
be served must file their claims
with this court ON OR BEFORE


NOTICE TO NOTICE TO
CREDITORS CREDITORS
20 20


with this court ON OR BEFORE
THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE TIME OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and other persons
having claims or demands
against decedent's estate must
file their claims with this court
WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH IN SECTION
733.702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE
FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIOD SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO R2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication
of this notice is May 1, 2013
Personal Representative:
ANNA MARY YEABOWER
MARY BOEGERSHAUSEN
c/o 240 Nokomis Ave


c/o 240 Nokomis Ave
Ste 200
Venice, FL 34285
Attorneys for Personal
Representative:
ROBERT L. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
BECHTOLD & CORBRIDGE,
P.A.
240 Nokomis Avenue South
Suite 200
Venice, FL 34285
Telephone: (941) 488-7751
Florida Bar No.088382
PUBLISH: May 1, 8, 2013

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CITY OF VENICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
In accordance with City of Venice Charter, Section 3.06(d),
notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Venice,
Florida will hold a public hearing at 9:00 a.m., or shortly there-
after, on May 14, 2013, in Council Chambers, City Hall, 401
West Venice Avenue, Venice, Florida.
The City Council will consider an Easement between the City of
Venice and Sarasota County concerning property on the south
side of Laurel Road between Venice Ave. and Venice Myakka
River Park at the eastern termination of Laurel Road. The ease-
ment is being granted to provide voice, data and other telemetry
via fiber optics to the Sarasota County Water Treatment Plant at
Carlton Reserve.
The easement is available for public inspection at the City Clerk's
Office, 401 West Venice Avenue, Venice, Florida. All interested
parties are invited to appear and be heard. Written communica-
tions filed with the City Clerk at the above address will be heard
and considered.
No stenographic record by a certified court reporter is made of
this meeting. Accordingly, any person who may seek to appeal
any decision involving the matters noticed herein will be responsi-
ble for making a verbatim record of the testimony and evidence
at this meeting upon which any appeal is to be based.
If you are disabled and need assistance, please contact the City
Clerk's office at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.
/s/ Lori Stelzer, MMC, City Clerk
Publish: May 8, 2013


8A SUN NEWSPAPERS








SCF graduates' futures filled with vision and promise


By CARL MARIO NUDI
BRADENTON HERALD

The skies Saturday
morning were bright
and shiny, reflecting the
visions of the future for
many of the 759 gradu-
ates of State College of
Florida.
More than 325 of those
graduates donned blue
caps and gowns and
participated in the tradi-
tion of walking across the
stage at the Van Wezel
Performing Arts Hall in
Sarasota to receive their
diplomas.
Keynote speaker
David Houle, author and
futurist-in-residence of
Ringling College of Art
and Design, charged the
graduates to be visionary
dreamers.
Houle warned them
that they will come
up against demands
to temper that vision
because of the legacy of
20th century thought.
"But legacy thinking
will fade away this de-
cade," the longtime me-
dia and entertainment
executive predicted,
Nine graduates dem-
onstrated their ability
to actualize their vision


The Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office reported
a battery incident that
began in Nokomis, trav-
eled to Harbor Drive in
Venice, and finished in
South Venice.
According to the report:
A boyfriend and girl-
friend were traveling by
truck from his residence
in Nokomis to her home
on South Harbor Drive
to pick up her nieces,
but by the time they
got there, an argument
ensued and the woman


through their leadership
and academic perfor-
mances and were final-
ists for the Outstanding
Graduate Award.
SCF president Carol
Probstfeld announced
the two winners, one
from the three baccalau-
reate graduates and one
from the six associate
degree graduates.
Boca Grande resident
Lidia Litvinova O'Shields,
29, who moved to the
United States from
Russia four years ago,
was named Outstanding
Associate Graduate,
and Nancy White of
Sarasota, who at 51
obtained her Bachelor of
Applied Science degree
in energy technology
management, was
honored as Outstanding
Baccalaureate Graduate.
O'Shields thanked her
SCF professors and advis-
ers, her mother, who was
in the audience, and her
husband for "his emo-
tional and financial sup-
port." She completed her
associates work in one
year, taking a full load for
four straight semesters,
including summer.
"I like to study and
learn new things," she


said while waiting for the
graduation ceremonies
to start, "and a degree is
very important to find a
good job."
O'Shields will start at
the University of Florida
in the fall, studying
Russian and French, with
a minor in math.
Her longterm goal is
to join the U.S. Foreign
Service.
"I think my skills will
serve me well," O'Shields
said.
Before the gradua-
tion ceremonies, White
humbly said, "there were
more out there more
deserving of this honor."
When it was an-
nounced she had won,
she said she did not
expect to win, but
promptly unfurled a long
sheet of paper ostensibly
holding the notes of her
speech.
This provided one of
the several moments of
levity during the mostly
solemn ceremony.
White, of Sarasota, has
had a career in account-
ing for around 30 years,
she said, but with the
lagging economy she
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"With stainability and
the green thing being big
in Florida," she said, "I
thought this would be a
very exciting field."
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high school graduates,
the state college system
provides educational
opportunities for what
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At 40 years of age, Robert
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"This will be my
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OUR VIEW


Warm Mineral Springs what about the other spring?


While attention has focused
recently on Warm Min-
eral Springs, the future of
another extraordinary natural site in
North Port deserves far more concern
than its getting.
Little Salt Spring is a 111-acre na-
ture preserve that contains a 220-foot
deep sinkhole measuring 240 feet in
diameter. What sets this spring apart
is that the water lacks oxygen below
20 feet. That means the organic mate-
rial below is preserved virtually intact.
Remarkable, considering scientists
believe the sinkhole formed 15,000
years ago during the last ice age. In
the 1970s, divers found an extinct
land tortoise with a man-made stake
through its carapace; it was 12,000
years old. A piece of a giant ground
sloth has been found, along with
thousands of other artifacts.


Since only 5 percent of the spring
has been explored, scientists believe
it contains much more of scientific
significance, perhaps even a key to
mankind's beginning in North
America. As archaeologist and profes-
sor John Gifford of the University
of Miami said in a 2012 video, "The
fundamental importance of Little Salt
Spring is it has a very high probability
of containing the earliest paleo-Indian
remains in the Western Hemisphere."
If divers were to find a 12,000-year-
old skeleton which Gifford believes
is likely they might extract DNA
and discover whether the hemi-
sphere's earliest human inhabitants
immigrated from Asia or Europe.
It's that big a deal, and it's in our
backyard.
Despite the potential, continued re-
search at Little Salt Spring is threatened.


In January, Gifford said the univer-
sity was making plans to close the
research site, which it received in a
gift in 1982. At an operating cost of
$100,000 per year twice the cost of
a student's annual tuition, room and
board the research program was no
longer considered viable.
We think it would be a terrible,
short-sighted mistake to close a
unique archaeological site that holds
so much promise for understanding
our past. Preservation is the top prior-
ity, but Little Salt Spring also demands
exploration.
Something must be done to con-
vince the university to keep the place
open and to proceed with its valuable
research here. An endowment from
a foundation may be needed, or a
partnership with a nonprofit group
or the state. A spokeswoman recently


said the university was "actively look-
ing for other partners to assist in the
upkeep of the site." We hope they look
long and hard.
Local recognition and support
has grown. The Friends of Little
Salt Spring was formed a year ago
and held its first annual meeting
recently. During the meeting, the
well-respected local archaeologist
Steve Koski said, "There is no sense
in getting upset or looking at this in
a negative way. I still remain hopeful
the funding will be there to continue
research."
We share Koski's hope, if not fully
his upbeat attitude.
"It's as if the university owns King
Tut's Tomb," Gifford said in the 2012
video. And to suspend research and
let it close? A little outrage would be
appropriate.


See


our 'Sea Venice


By now you have had to
notice all the wonderful
turtles and dolphins that have
appeared over our fair city.
We have our very own turtle
over here at the Gondolier and
we call him Turtle Scoop in
honor of all the reporters who
brought you the stories, both
past and present.
Sea Venice is the name of this
public arts project, with all the
proceeds going to the Venice Art
Center. Local artists have ap-
plied their talents to each statue
and the results are fantastic.
Take a look at each one for
yourself, spend some time
admiring the detail that each
artist gave to these creatures
and then you will see the pas-
sion brought to this project.
Our newspaper is proud to
be the media sponsor for this
event, and we look forward to
all the upcoming Sea Venice
events that will eventually
conclude in the spring of 2014
with an auction of these
magnificent statues.
In today's edition, we
proudly present to you a
special section that the Venice
Art Center and the Venice
Gondolier Sun put together for
you. In this section, there is a
map detailing the locations of
each dolphin and turtle. You
may want to hang on to this
section as I am sure there will
be a specific way you can use
it to help you during one of the
next Sea Venice events.
I can't give away too many
details as of today; however, we
will keep you informed on how
to use this handy map as we
move forward. This has been a
huge task to get the "critters" on
the street. Soon the fun begins.
Last year, we launched our
magazine Business Matters, and


it was warmly received across the
region. We had many requests,
from businesses to private
homes, asking for more copies
and we were overwhelmed with
the positive response.
As we prepare for our second
year of publishing Business
Matters, the sponsorship inter-
est has increased so much that
we now are going to move to
sponsorships by category, in-
stead of by region. Additionally,
we want you to tell us how
many years your company has
been of service to this market.
We are going to have a
celebration this year for our
advertisers in the magazine,
and there will be special rec-
ognition for those advertisers
as well. Please remember we
are looking for local business
people to write articles about
their industry and how our
local people can benefit from
that industry.
Our magazine is for local busi-
ness, primarily written by local
business people and distributed
for people to use as a decision
maker when a need arises. We
were quite pleased with our last
year's publication, and we are
dedicated to make this year's
even better. With your help, we
will accomplish this in July.
Our next community cal-
endar is scheduled to publish
in July, and we are quite
pleased that the artwork in
this calendar will be chosen
from the young artists at the
Boys and Girls Club of Venice.
We publish these calendars
to showcase the wonderful
talents of these local children.
I am sure all these young
ones hope that one day they
will be painting all the beauti-
ful dolphins and turtles as
seen in the Sea Venice project,
but for now I promise you, the
effort these kids put into this
calendar art is monumental.
The pride they demonstrate
when we pick their work to be
featured in this calendar can
bring a tear to your eye.
This is one of those projects
that touch all ages and lasts for
12 months; it just doesn't get
better, folks.
Tim Smolarick is publisher of
the Gondolier Sun.


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I LETTERS FROM OUR READERS


He sees the light

Editor:
NowW's invasion of Iraq
makes sense. They should
have told us long time ago
about all the pressure cookers
they found and destroyed in
Iraq. I would have felt much
better about the 10-year,
$3 trillion, 400,000 death war
protecting the world from
those WMDs.

Gene Dillahunty
Venice

More of Old Venice is lost

Editor:
Sorry to see the old Clyde
Higel property being devel-
oped (between Ormond and
Madrid on the Esplanade). We
Higelville kids used to play in a
spring at the low point of that
land, which had to be a pretty
cool hangout for the Florida
natives. I have arrowheads
found in that area.
The hammock of palms
and oaks when driving to the
South Jetty is what makes
Venice, well, Venice. It's the
last spit of land that even
resembles what all of that
area looked like when I was
young.
So I'm thankful for being
around to see a lot of the City
on the Gulf's rich, natural
history. Glad someone left
something for me. Wish I could
say the same.

Dave Lawrence
Venice

A loss of morality

Editor:
There is plenty of blame for
today's problems and troubles.
The real cause is seldom, if
ever, mentioned.
George Washington and
others spoke of the need for
morality in government. Now
officials deny that we are a
Christian nation. They talk
of separation of church and


state. They really want tyranny
without morality.
History shows that dishon-
esty in government will result
in corruption, division, failure
and violence. Willful dishonesty
should not be tolerated, not
rewarded.
People accept and demand
dishonesty and deceit at all
levels. Attacks on Christianity
cause loss of respect for
government.
Americans must speak up
and demand leadership and
sincerity to regain liberty and
prosperity.
False talk will not bring good
results. Long ago we were
warned that there would be
many false prophets.
Habitual lying brings more
depression and desperate
action.
Christian faith brought good
results.

John W. Lewis
Venice

There is a 'free'lunch

Editor:
On April 12, about 12:45,
after finishing my stint as
a hospital volunteer at the
Urgent Care Clinic, I stopped
at Target's lunch counter and
ordered a sandwich and soda.
When I looked in my bag for
my wallet, it was not there, so I
canceled my order ... and was
told it had been paid for.
I turned and a young man
smiled. I protested and then
said many thank-yous. A very
brief conversation followed.
He was a 19-year-old
college student in a com-
puter program with leanings
toward teaching. His mother
is a teacher and his father
a farmer. We talked about
future possibilities and then
his popcorn arrived; another
smile, a goodbye and he was
gone.
As I ate my lunch bask-
ing in the glow of what just
happened, I realized I had
not learned his name. This
gesture of thoughtfulness and


generosity from this young
man said so much about him.

Mae Morrow
Venice

Turn back to God

Editor:
I just watched the program
on the dedication of the Bush
Library. I was so thankful for
the beautiful day that God
provided for this.
Then I heard the band and
the beautiful voice of the man
who sang "The Star Spangled
Banner" as it should be sung -
note for note and in tempo.
Then I thought of our coun-
try and what has happened to
it in the last five years. I could
not help to think of how it was
looked up to five years ago and
is now a disgrace to the world.
President Bush put America
first. He looked to God for
guidance and set an example of
what he believed. Today we are
despised by the world and God
is not looked to for guidance.
The press and Obama
are pushing secret policies,
hurting Americans. What a
difference in two men one
loving America and its people,
while the other cannot even
admit that terrorist Islamists
exist. It shows who was raised
a Christian and who was raised
a Muslim.
I thought the comments
made by a Fox reporter were so
wonderful when he said, "I re-
ally felt like an American today
after President Bush's remarks."
Have we lost something in
the last five years? You bet we
have.
America, let's get back to God
and being Americans again. It's
the only way for America to get
back to what it was founded on
- Christian men who believed
in freedom.
Let's get on our knees and
ask God to forgive us for
America falling away from God.

June Brun
Venice
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 2013


LETTERS
FROM PAGE 10

God's word is first
Editor:
In response to R.
Schiller of Venice,
respectfully, yes, I
am a Fundamentalist
Christian, which means
I believe in the inherent
truth of the Bible, not my
interpretation of it.
As far as the
Constitution, which
I am respectful of, I
believe God's word,
the Bible, is the first
law, the Constitution is
man's law.
As you stated, 56 per-
cent of America believes
in gay rights. What
you should have said
is 56 percent of politi-
cally correct Americans.
There are only 3 percent
of our citizens who are
gay. I do not feel we
should be subservient
to their wishes. I am
subservient only to
God's wishes.
Your reference to
"judge not lest ye be
judged" is a reference
in the Bible to a certain
subject and should not
be taken out of context.
But as to judging, read
1st Corinthians 2:15,
which states, "But he
who is spiritual (believ-
ers) judges all things,
yet he himself is judged
of no man (only God).
And as for gays, Romans
1:24: "Wherefore God
also gave them up to
uncleanness through
the lust of their own
hearts, to dishonor their
own bodies between
themselves." There are
many other verses in
both the Old and New
Testaments on both
subjects.
I did like your "Love
one another" com-
mandment, as the Bible
states hate the sin and


love and pray for
sinner.
I will believe co
pletely in God's w
until He judges m
will everyone.
God bless.


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ne, as He


B. Farley
Venice


Much is right with
Venice

Editor:
As another season
wanes, I want to mention
some of the things that
are right with Venice:
The rampant
volunteerism, such
as Sertoma, Kiwanis,
Rotary and the Lions
Club, in putting together
fundraisers to assist
those in need in our
community.
Those volunteers
who just make Venice
special, such as Bob
Vedder and his group
that keep the baskets of
flowers downtown so
colorful.
The Venice Heritage
Society and the vol-
unteers at the Venice
Museum and Archives,
who make sure that
our history remains
preserved. Their ex-
hibit in honor of the
recent KMI reunion and
bridge dedication was
exceptional.
Monty Andrews and


his group of vc
who work so h
make our park
wonderful.
Bay Indies,
every year coll
for the United
year collecting
their goal.
And if you
to the beach
the sunset, lo
the Crow's Ne
site and take
through the v
Visit CrowsNc
com.
Many, many
to all who wor
in our commu
please don't st
all greatly app


Parking plI
probl
Editor:
The city rec
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volunteers time must elapse before
lard to re-parking in the same
ks so area?
If a citation is chal-
, which lenged in court, will
lects funds the city be able to say
Way, this exactly how long the
g more than vehicle was parked
beyond the limit, or how
can't get long before re-parking?
to watch Sounds like a real chal-
g onto lenge for the parking
est web- control officer.
a peek Think about the
rebcam. situation where someone
est-Venice. parks for 15 minutes
to run an errand, then
thanks drives farther down the
k so hard block to drop or retrieve
mity, and a package at another
recited. shop and then drives to
the end of the block. Will
EarlMidl the driver have broken
Earl Midlam any rules?
any rules?
Venice Finally, consider the
language that would
an poseS need to appear on the
ems parking signs. My sense
is this will be a long
time coming oh, and
gently watch out for chalk
.. marks.


proposed to develop
new rules to handle
those rascals who park
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then move their cars a
few spaces and re-park.
The intent may be
good, but writing the
rules and enforcing
them sounds a lot more
difficult.
How far must someone
go before parking again
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Closing cafes is bad
business

Editor:
An article published
April 13 described the
success of Gov. Scott.
The article identified
the creation of 280,000


new jobs, dropping
the unemployment
rate, paying down the
state debt by $2 billion,
eliminating thousands
of regulations on job
creation and projecting a
budget surplus.
This is all good for the
state of Florida.
However, on April 17,
the Internet cafe article
was printed. House
Bill 155 will close more
than 200 businesses
and eliminate 15,000
jobs associated with the
cafes.
The loss will not stop
with empty business
buildings and the newly
unemployed. Consider
the loss of tax dollars
generated from these
businesses, the land-
lords of the buildings
no longer receiving
rent, loss of business
to vendors who supply
the Internet cafes with
snacks, food and bever-
ages and, of course, the
investments by business
owners.
In addition, there will
be the expense of local
law enforcement agen-
cies tasked to enforce
House Bill 155 and the
legal fees that both
the state and business
owners will have to
pay to fight this battle.
I ask how will this be
good for the state of
Florida and calculate


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into the governor's
success?
The Internet cafes
were approved and
opened as legitimate
business ventures. These
establishments have
generated revenue for
the state. Most of the cli-
entele are senior mem-
bers of our communities
who do not have the
health to enjoy physical
sporting activities at the
beach.
It gives them a reason
to get out of the house
and socialize with
friends. They can go with
walkers, wheelchairs,
canes, oxygen what-
ever their condition may
be and have a little
fun.
How can closing these
businesses benefit the
state? How will the loss
of revenue calculate
into the governor's next
progress report? If a few
business owners were
in the wrong, punish
them, but don't penal-
ize all the legitimate
businesses.
Internet cafes gener-
ate revenue for the
state, create jobs and
give many people a
place to go where they
feel safe and comfort-
able for very little
money.

Shirley Brock
Venice


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MAY 8, 2013


CONTACT US
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941-207-1107
rsmith@venicegondolier.com
SUN NEWSPAPERS


HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BASEBALL



Indians sink Sailors behind dominant Hammond


By ROB SMITH
SPORTS EDITOR

Everyone knows
Cooper Hammond
doesn't give up runs. In
fact, the only run he's
allowed this season was
way back on Feb. 13.
But in Tuesday's 7A
regional semifinal against
Sarasota, the Venice
closer didn't even allow
a hit.
The Indians (26-3)
defeated the Sailors
3-0 on the strength of
Hammond's four no-hit
innings and got timely
hitting from the bot-
tom of the lineup in the
second inning, putting
Venice one win away
from returning to the 7A
state semifinal. The win
was Venice's fourth over
the Sailors this season.
Starting pitcher
Brandon Elmy allowed
just two hits in three
shutout innings and
Hammond, who has
haunted the Sailors'
dreams all year, quieted
their bats yet again.
Sarasota Head Coach
Clyde Metcalf said of
Hammond, "I don't think
anyone has figured him


out. We're on that list.
They outplayed us across
the board."
Venice Head Coach
Craig Faulkner said he
decided to start Elmy
because he liked how the
junior matched up with
Dylan White and Brandon
Chapman, Sarasota's
No. 3 and No. 4 hitters.
"We just felt like Elmy
was better suited to pitch
against them," Faulkner
said. "He does well with
those two guys. It was a
tough decision, though."
Elmy said, "I felt really
good. Around here, they
call me the big-game
pitcher. I control my
adrenaline pretty well,
but any of our pitchers
could've come out here
and thrown this game."
The momentum of
the game swung in the
second inning, when a
Chapman single and a
mishandled bunt gave the
Sailors runners on first
and second with no outs.
Jason Sierra attempted
to bunt the runners over,
but a charging Colton
Lightner fielded Sierra's
bunt and easily threw
out pinch-runner Shawn
Bane at third. Following


a groundout that put
runners in scoring
position with two outs,
Elmy struck out Zach
McMullen looking to end
the threat.
Venice capitalized on
a Sarasota mistake in
the bottom half of the
inning to take control
of the game. After Mike
Rivera led off with a
walk, Nick Longhi hit
a chopper to Sarasota
second baseman Tyler
Leonard, whose throw to
second hit pinch-runner
Langston Provitt in the
back. Tyler Atwell bunted
the runners over and
Ryan Miller shot Sailors
starter Josh Knies' 1-1
offering past a drawn-in
infield and into right
field to score Provitt and
give Venice the lead.
"I knew he was gonna
come back with another
slider," Miller said. "I just
stayed short, hit it the
other way and the rest
was history."
Danny Raynor's two-
out double dropped in
front of a diving Matt
Schlabach and scored
Longhi, increasing the
lead to 2-0.
Venice's ability to


capitalize on the miscue
proved to be the differ-
ence in the game.
"That's what we do
best," Faulkner said. "We
do the little things."
After White reached on
an infield single to lead
off the top of the fourth,
Hammond entered and
promptly got Chapman
to hit into a 5-4-3 double
play. A hit batter was the
only runner the senior
closer allowed. Dalton
Guthrie's RBI single in the
sixth provided an insur-
ance run.
Hammond said, "I felt
good tonight. I've been
trying to work my fastball
in, and it's been working."
Miller was more ef-
fusive in his praise.
"Coop, he's amazing,"
he said. "He doesn't like
to leave a comma out on
the field; he likes to put
a period on it. Whatever
they've got going, he
stops it. He's our go-to
guy."
The Indians will host
Wiregrass Ranch in
Friday's regional semi-
final, with the winner
advancing to next
weekend's state semifinal
in Fort Myers. The Bulls


SUN PHOTOS BY JUSTIN FENNELL
Ryan Miller's RBI single in the second inning Tuesday scored
Langston Provitt and proved to be the game-winning hit as
Venice defeated Sarasota 3-0 in the 7A regional semifinal.


enter with a 20-9 record.
Faulkner said, "We'll be
ready for them. They're
a feisty group. We're


looking forward to that
challenge."

Email: RSmith@VeniceGondolier.com


HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL



Indians sharp as spring practice begins


By ROB SMITH
SPORTS EDITOR

With spring practice
having kicked off last week,
the Venice High football
team finds itself breaking
in a new starting quarter-
back again. But head coach
John Peacock believes the
future of his team is much
brighter now than it was at
this time a year ago.
"We're way ahead of
the game," Peacock said.
"Most of our offense is in
on day four here. We've
had a great offseason, the
best offseason I've been
around as far as the com-
mitment level, and the
gains we've made in the
weight room have been
unbelievable. So we feel
real good about what's
going on right now."
The biggest position bat-
tle on tap is at quarterback,
where a trio of Indians -
junior Misho Cemovich and
seniors Dominic Marino
and Langston Provitt-
are competing to fill the


vacancy left by Kale Youtzy,
whose stellar 2012 season
earned him a scholarship
to Army.
Marino, a dual-threat
signal-caller who started
for Riverview in 2012 be-
fore transferring to Venice
High in January, appears
to have an early leg up on
the competition.
"Dom Marino looks re-
ally good at quarterback,"
Peacock said.
Elsewhere, the Indians
return a lot of the same
faces that led the Indians
to an 8-4 record and a
regional semifinal berth
in 2012, including run-
ning back Terry Polk, who
ran for 1,802 yards and 22
touchdowns as a junior.
"We've got so many
guys who are returning
starters," Peacock said.
"We're trying to build
some depth and get these
young kids some looks."
One strength for Venice
will be its offensive line,
which returns four start-
ers: junior tackles Alex


Quarterback Misho Cemovich runs the option Monday afternoon.


Hoag and Tyler Gauthier,
center Bo Rydecki and
guard Dane Dabney.
"They're 100 times
better than they were this
time last year," Peacock
said. "It's night and day. We
would beat last year's team
today. Just as far as matu-
rity and the growth they've
made in the offseason, it's
night and day."
The Indians have a
couple more weeks to im-
prove before they travel
to perennial state power
Lakeland to take on the


Dreadnaughts May 24.
Peacock said, "I tried
to schedule the toughest
opponent I could, and
Lakeland is probably the
premier team in the state as
far as what they've done in
the past. I just want to see
where we are compared to
the rest of the state and on
the 24th we've got a great
opportunity to see."
In the meantime, there's
plenty of work to be done.
"We've got to fill a
couple spots and we've
got competition going on


SUN PHOTOS BY ROB SMITH
Sophomore running back Joe Williams has made a strong
impression on the coaches during spring practice.


there," Peacock said. "Just
trying to tune everything
up. We've got to find a


fullback, but other than
that, it looks pretty good."
Email: RSmith@VeniceGondolier.com


LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL


Boys of summer

STAFF REPORT

Venice Little League was back in action Saturday at Chuck Reiter Field.
Old Florida Insurance defeated Robert's Insurance 7-5.
Please send photos and game results to RSmith@VeniceGondolier.com.


Griffin Hines (left), second
baseman for Robert's Insur-
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Florida Insurance player last
Saturday. Old Florida Insur-
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PHOTOS PROVIDED
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", Josh Grubbs
VENICE HIGH SCHOOL'S
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
MAY 8, 2013
The senior third baseman went 2-for-3 with an RBI
and a stolen base in Venice's 8-1 regional
quarterfinal win over Sebastian River last
Thursday.


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: WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 2013


By ROB SMITH
SPORTS EDITOR

The Florida High
School Athletic
Association (FHSAA)
will maintain its current
powers and structure
for at least another year,
after a bill that would've
drastically weakened the
93-year-old organization
died on the floor of the
Florida Senate Friday
afternoon.
House Bill 1279 and
its Senate companion
SB 1164 would've cut
the FHSAA's budget in
half (from $5 million to
$2.5 million), replaced


SPORTS BRIEFS


Youth soccer
tryouts in late May,
early June
Those interested in
playing travel soccer
at a highly competitive
level should contact
the Venice Area Youth
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(VAYSA).
The organization
will hold tryouts for its
development academy
(ages 8-10) and competi-
tive (ages 11-18) divisions
May 28-31 and June 3-6.
For age group, dates,
times, location and
more information, visit
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authority to govern
transfers and limited
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gations to a maximum of
90 days.
Dearing earns an an-
nual salary of $151,000,
plus phone and travel
allowances. The rest of
the board is unpaid.
The 2013 legislative
session ended Friday
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The FHSAA, which
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Volleyball Camp at
Venice High, June 3-6.
Registration is open to
girls entering grades two
to eight.
Wheatley has won
three state titles atVHS
and was named Florida's
7A Coach of the Year in
2012.
Campers will learn
basic skills as well as
advanced strategies and
techniques. Campers will
receive a T-shirt, and the
last session will feature
a tournament open to
friends and family.

Venice summer
hoops camp
June 3-6
Venice High Boys
Basketball Coach James


bills, maintained that
their passage would
lead to a "Wild West"
environment where
student-athletes would
jump from school to
school in what Dearing
called "high school free
agency."
Rep. Larry Metz,
R-Yahala, and Sen. Kelli
Stargel, R-Lakeland, the
sponsors of the House
and Senate bills, be-
lieve the organization's
investigations violate
the rights of student-
athletes and their
families.

Email: RSmith@VeniceGondolier.com


Slaton will hold a summer
camp for boys entering
grades two to eight at
Venice High, June 3-6.
The daily sessions
will run from 8:30 to
11:30 a.m. Early drop-
off and late pickup is
available.
The camp will include
skill stations for vary-
ing skill levels, games,
contests, competitions
and awards. All campers
will receive a T-shirt.
Forms are available
under the announce-
ments tab at the Venice
High School website
SarasotaCountySchools.
net/schools /VeniceHigh/.
For more informa-
tion, email Slaton at
VeniceHoops@gmail.
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The camp starts June 10
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Thanks to the sup-
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Letter carrier food drive is Saturday


STAFF REPORT

Local letter carriers
are hoping to pick up
more from your mailbox
Saturday than outgoing
letters and bill payments.
May 11 is the annual
National Association of
Letter Carriers Stamp
Out Hunger food drive.
Now in its 21st year, to
date the drive has put
more than 1.2 billion
pounds of food into


local food pantries and
other hunger relief
organizations.
Annual donations have
topped 70 million pounds
for the last nine years,
according to the Stamp
Out Hunger website.
Technically, the food
drive benefits Feeding
America, the nation's
largest domestic hunger-
relief organization. But
the items that local mail
carriers pick up are


distributed locally.
In 2012, mail custom-
ers in more than 10,000
communities donated
food. The drive is held in
May each year because
it's a period of low inven-
tory for food providers.
"The Stamp Out
Hunger food drive is
important for our local
communities because it
helps stock food banks
and pantries for summer,
a time when there's an


increased need for food
assistance, especially
for children who are
out of school," said
FredricV. Rolando, NALC
president, in a prepared
statement.
According to a
U.S. Department of
Agriculture study,
more than 50 million
Americans, including
nearly 17 million chil-
dren, are "food insecure,"
meaning they live at risk


of hunger.
If you want to par-
ticipate in the Stamp Out
Hunger food drive, leave
a bag of nonperishable
food items by your mail-
box on Saturday, May 11.
Your letter carrier will
then pick up and deliver
the food to a local food
bank.
Preferred items
include:
Peanut butter
Canned soup


Canned meats and
fish
Canned vegetables,
fruits and juices
Boxed goods such as
cereal
Pasta and rice
Don't put out anything
in a glass container or
that is past its expiration
date.
For more information
about the food drive, visit
HelpStampOutHunger.
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Casey Key parcel sells for $4.6 million


STAFF REPORT
A parcel of land on
Casey Key that was
still owned by heirs
to the Potter and
Bertha Honore Palmer
estate sold May 1 for
$4.6 million.
The parcel is in what's
known as Palmers
Northerly Subdivision.
A nearby parcel in the
same subdivision sold
for $5.95 million in
2010.
The Palmer family


acquired the parcel in
1925 in a land swap
with the state of Florida
and it had changed
hands only by inheri-
tance since never by
recorded deed.
According to a press
statement from Michael
Saunders & Company,
whose agents represent-
ed both the sellers and
the buyers, the lack of
recorded deeds meant
that title examiners had
to research ownership
through wills, including


that of Potter Palmer,
who died in 1902.
That required a trip to
Chicago.
Potter Palmer was
a major developer in
Chicago. Honore Palmer
became an equally
large figure in this area
after they bought about
80,000 acres of land in
and around Sarasota,
Their heirs traded a
small part of those hold-
ings to the state in 1925
in exchange for state-
owned properties on the


northern tip of Casey
Key directly across
Sarasota Bay from
Bertha Palmer's estate at
Spanish Point.


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& COMPANY
This parcel on Casey Key sold
last week for $4.6 million, the
highest price paid for a vacant
parcel on the key in three
years.


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WCI acquires Sarasota National


STAFF REPORT
WCI Communities, the
Bonita Springs-based de-
veloper and homebuilder,
has purchased Sarasota
National, a 2,400-acre
golf course community
along U.S. 41 southeast of
Venice.
WCI is also the de-
veloper of Venetian
Golf & River Club, in
North Venice. It bought
Sarasota National from
Sarasota National CDD
Holdings LLC after the
prior owner, Tuscano
LLC, lost it in foreclosure
last year. The purchase
was announced in a
press statement. The
company did not dis-
close the sales price.
Sarasota National
is approved for 1,584
homes, including 800
homes in the golf and
country club portion of


the community. Only
about 30 homes have
been completed to date.
Sarasota National's
existing 18-hole golf
course, designed by
Gordon Lewis, is an
Audubon International
Certified Signature
Sanctuary and includes
a golf pro shop, driving
range and chipping and
putting greens.
More than 1,300 acres
of the development are
designated for preserva-
tion, conservation and
open space. Future
amenities are likely to
include a main resort-
style clubhouse with
fine and casual dining,
a spa and fitness facility,
tennis courts and pools
overlooking the golf
course.
Laura V. Johnston,
WCI vice president of
Marketing and Public


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WCI Communities Inc. is the new owner of Sarasota National, a
golf course community southeast of Venice that failed to take
off due to the recession.


Relations, said additional
information would be
forthcoming when the
company's plans and
timetable have been


firmed up. According to
the press statement, WCI
anticipates opening the
community for sales late
this year.


GATOR
FROM PAGE 1
And there stood
Deputy Luce for the
next 45 minutes, "hold-
ing him on the line like
a dog," while the public
took pictures, waiting
for the Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation
Commission to show
up.
"I'm surprised this
hasn't shown up on
YouTube," Luce said.
"Some people made
that trip around the
roundabout four or five
times taking pictures.
Lucky there wasn't an
accident."
The gator was turned
over to FWC to be
permanently relocated.
It's the fourth Luce
has captured in as
many weeks. But not
the biggest. Luce said
he's caught a couple of
10- to 11-footers, but
"no big monsters" yet
in his 10 years with the


SUN NEWSPAPERS 15A
Argicultural Unit, which
responds to agricul-
tural crimes and works
closely with property
owners to ensure their
lands remain safe.
The unit also works
closely with the
Southwest Florida
Agricultural Task
Force, which serves 12
counties.
Two weeks ago,
Deputy Luce removed
an alligator more than
10-feet long that had
lodged itself in the
Myakka River Bridge
near midnight during
a rainstorm, with its
head stuck between the
railing and the cement
bridge, and its body
"flopping around in
traffic," Luce said.
"Lately it's been one
a week. It'll be like that
for the next month
or two during mating
season. That's when
you see them in pools
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kcool@venicegondolier.com
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Artists will converge in Venice Saturday morning


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
Venice sidewalks will
be painted Saturday
morning and no two
should be alike.
The occasion is
Chalkfest, an annual
fundraising event of the
Venice Art Center.
Unlike the murals that
decorate some areas of
Venice, the sidewalk art
will be clustered around
Centennial Park.
"We are still looking
for more artists," Venice
Art Center director Mary
Morris said Monday.
As all the sidewalks
surrounding Centennial
Park are available for
painting, there is more
than enough room for
amateurs and profession-
als alike ofany any age.
For this event, anyone
able to hold on to a piece
of chalk and get down on
a sidewalk for a few hours
is welcome. There are
categories for individuals,
groups and professionals,
with prizes to category
winners.
In past years, artists
have copied and enlarged
postage stamp designs,
drawn monsters escaping
from 3-dimensional paint-
ed holes in the sidewalk,
created self-portraits and
all manner of flora and
fauna all in chalk.
The last chance to sign
up will be tomorrow,
May 9 at the art center.
Artists should bring
their own chalk and plan
a design that can be com-
pleted in three hours. The
event begins at 8 a.m.
Saturday and judging will
follow at 11 a.m.
Artist check-in will
be at the chalk festival
booth adjacent to the
kiosk on West Venice
Avenue in Centennial
park, between Nassau
Street and North
Nokomis Avenue.
The cost to participate
is $5 for children or
adults, $10 per group
sharing one sidewalk
square and $15 per par-
ticipant for professionals.
Cash prizes for the profes-
sionals are being offered
by Venice Paint Company,
1945 South Tamiami Trail,
where chalk and other art
supplies may be pur-
chased. For information,
call 941-493-0100.
Non-cash awards and
other prizes will be given
in the amateur categories.
Judging will be by
professional artists.
Sponsors include
Venice MainStreet,
Venice Art Center and
the Venice Gondolier Sun.
Offering more chances
to express one's creative
side in Venice is Venice
Art Center's Family Fun
Day from 10 a.m. to
1 p.m. at the center, 390
S. Nokomis Ave.
For information on
Chalkfest, Family Fun
Day, summer classes for
children and adults or
other events at the center,
call 941-485-7136 or visit
VeniceArtCenter.com.
Email: kcool@venicegondolier.com


PHOTO COURTESY OF MARY MORRIS


A Chalkfest artist gets into her work.


PHOTO COURTESY OF MARY MORRIS


Artist Karen Hitt creates an original work at a previous Chalkfest.
The fourth annual Chalkfest will be Saturday in downtown Venice.


PHOTO COURTESY OF MARY MORRIS
Venice Art Center's future stars of the art world work on their
Chalkfest drawings at an earlier event in Venice.


PHOTO COURTESY OF MARY MORRIS


A professional artist enlarges a popular postage stamp design to fit a section of Venice sidewalk
during an earlier Chalkfest.


PHOTO COURTESY OF
VFNICF ART CFNTFR


PHOTO COURTESY OF MARY MORRIS


..........To keep the chalk on the sidewalk instead of his clothing,
All the chalk does not always Morgan Pierce worked his way from top to bottom. Pierce is a
get to the sidewalk during two-time winner (2010 and 2011) of the Youth Division of the
Chalkfest. Venice Art Center's annual Chalkfest.


_.


PHOTO COURTESY OF MARY MORRIS PHOTO COURTESY OF VENICE ART CENTER
Three artists team up to create a colorful chalk masterpiece in a Professional artists Karen Hitt, at back, Dr. Heather McCullough and Gary Maria work on their
previous Chalkfest contest. Chalkfest entries for a previous year. Maria won the professional division in 2010 and 2011.


Impossible becomes possible as they get their homes


By CLINTON BURTON
STAFF WRITER
Irene Burns could
hardly contain her
emotions.
"Five years ago, when
the economy started
going downhill, I lost
everything that I had
been working so hard
for my whole life," she
said. "I did not think it
would be possible to
ever own my own home
again."


She was wrong.
Burns and her mother
Marion Farmer were
presented with keys to
their new home Saturday
morning; a culmination
of their hard work and
the efforts of Habitat for
Humanity South Sarasota
County.
Burns thanked her
family and friends
and thanked God for
"pushing her into the
hands" of the people of
Habitat.


Burns and Farmer were
one of the two families
handed the keys to their
new Habitat homes a
duplex on Forked Creek
Drive in Englewood at
a dedication ceremony
Saturday.
Joline Keglovics will be
their new neighbor.
"Today I am turning
a new page in my book
of life. My faith has kept
me strong and helped
me through the ups
and downs of my life,"


she said. "There are no
words to describe my
gratitude. I'm so very
thankful."
Keglovics' journey
toward a Habitat home
began almost three years
ago, Habitat's Family
Support Director Beth
Ferris said, and almost
ended prematurely.
"She got about
halfway through the
program. She had done
volunteer hours, put in
money for her deposit,


but then she had some
illness problems," she
said. "She was thinking
she was going to have to
drop out of the program,
but we talked and
she was able to go on
medical leave and still
be part of the program.
Here she is today, and
she's getting a house. We
couldn't be more happy
for her."
The women were
welcomed to the
neighborhood with


housewarming and
spiritual gifts; a bless-
ing of the homes by
the Rev. Chris Romig,
pastor of Venice
Presbyterian Church;
and the presenta-
tion of their house
keys by Susan Wood
of the Wilson Wood
Foundation and Nelda
Thompson of the Jim
and Nelda Thompson
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FROM THE GREATER SARASOTA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Venice Regional Medical
Center is giving special
attention to the men and
women who have dedi-
cated their lives to healing
others during National
Nurses Week.
National Nurses Week be-
gan May 6, National Nurses
Day, and ends May 12,
the birthday of Florence
Nightingale, founder of
modem nursing.
The theme for this
year's week is "Delivering
Quality & Innovation in
Patient Care," as desig-
nated by the American
Nurses Association.
Continually at the
bedside, nurses make their


patients' well-being a pri-
ority and regularly develop
innovative solutions to
enhance care. Their ongo-
ing commitment to quality
is what moves health care
forward what often
begins as a solution for
one patient becomes an
advancement that benefits
countless others.
"Nurses play an es-
sential role in enhancing
patient care, increasing
access, coordinating care
and reducing health care
costs," said Cathy Carr,
CNE. "They are at the
forefront of innovation ev-
ery day, and they deserve
special recognition. We
want them to know how
much we value their hard
work and commitment


to superior patient care
- honoring them is what
this week is all about."
Nurses are being
showered with love and
appreciation throughout
the week with special
events including a
breakfast, desserts and
candlelight dinner. They
will receive gift baskets
filled with treats and a
special gift to commemo-
rate their hard work and
dedication. Nurses who
have achieved national
certification or higher
education degrees in the
past year will be honored.
'All of us at Venice
Regional Medical Center
want to thank our
outstanding nurses who
work tirelessly to ensure


the health and welfare of
our patients," said Peter
Wozniak, CEO.
"We'd like to thank them
for their professionalism,
their commitment to the
highest standards, and
their undying dedication
to those they serve."

About the hospital
Venice Regional Medical
Center is a 312-bed hospi-
tal offering a wide range of
inpatient and outpatient
services. It is the home
of two state-of-the-art da
Vinci Si Surgical Systems
for urology, gynecology,
thoracic, cardiac and gen-
eral surgery, as well as the
MAKOplasty RIO Robotic
system for partial knee


All about acupuncture


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Many people wonder
what acupuncture treat-
ments are like.
In order to answer that
question and more, Dr.
Qinghong Han, acupunc-
turist and herbalist, will hold
free seminars every Friday
from noon to 1 p.m. at her
office, 389 Commercial


'It takes a

FROM SENIOR FRIENDSHIP
CENTERS

BettyGene was strug-
gling with debilitating
health issues when she
met Patti Murphy, a
former social worker with
Goodwill, and learned
about Senior Friendship
Centers' Pat Buster Clinic
in Venice, which provides
medical and dental care
for low income individu-
als 50 and older.
When BettyGene
applied to become a
clinic patient, her medical
problems were serious.
Volunteer physicians
Richard Beebe and
Joseph Solinas helped her
navigate through a health
crisis that included Type 2
uncontrolled diabetes and
skyrocketing blood pres-
sure. Her situation was
grave, and her medica-
tions were not working.


Court, Suite B., Venice.
Han has more than
20 years of experience
in traditional Chinese
medicine, which includes
acupuncture, Chinese
herbs, food therapy,
nutrition and magnets.
A native of China be-
fore coming to the United
States, she underwent
eight years of training and


experience as a doctor
of integrated Western
medicine and Chinese
medicine in China.
She graduated from
Hubel University of
Traditional Chinese
Medicine inWuhan, China.
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advanced degree in the
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Chinese medicines from


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"They saved my life,"
BettyGene said. "They
honestly listened to me
and treated me with a
blend of sternness and
kindness."
In addition to her
medical care, the doctors
insisted she treat oral
infections, which were
having a major impact on
her whole body.
Before coming to
the clinic, she had
little continuity of care
or accurate diagnosis,
and her lifestyle wasn't
helping. She hadn't been
following a diabetic diet
or taking her medications
as prescribed. With the
encouragement of the
clinic staff, she began to
make changes that would
alter her future and bring
back a smile she thought
she'd lost forever.

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hip, and the back of the kneecap. All too
often, however, the normal center of gravity
can be shifted by rounding the shoulders,
swaying the back, or sticking out the buttocks.
This poor posture alters the normal curvature


of the spine and stresses its supporting
muscles and ligaments. It shifts the center of
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and hip replacement.
The hospital was recent-
ly named a top performer
in key quality measures by
The Joint Commission and
one of the top 50 cardio-
vascular programs in the
country. Venice Regional
Medical Center is a certi-
fied Primary Stroke Center
and Chest Pain Center.
Other services include a
comprehensive cardiology
program, emergency care,
outpatient testing, outpa-
tient surgery, radiology, a
sleep lab, a wound care
center, outpatient rehab,
critical care, laboratory
services and home health
services. Also, the hospital


has been recognized for
its general surgeons and
its well-respected joint
replacement program.
The medical staff bylaws
require that, in order to
be on staff, physicians
must be either board-
certified or eligible for
board certification.
The hospital's reputation
of providing compassion-
ate health care dates back
to 1951 when four Venice
physicians and a local
businessman worked to
open the hospital's doors
for the first time. Since
then, it has grown and
evolved right along with
the region it serves.


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* EVENTS

* WEDNESDAY
Run/Walk Group, 6 AM
every Mo/We/Fr at Centennial Park. All
ages & paces. No fee, just exercise &
friendship. Info: Tuula 941-416-0063
Zumba with Mary Lynn,
10am, 417 S Tamiami Tr, Venice 34285.
Classes held daily Day & Evening.
Contact Mary Lynn 941-685-8445
Angel Stone, Angel Stone
Healing how-to's. $10. Reiki Center of
Venice, 2210 S. Tamiami Trial, Unit 5.
Reservations a must. 497-7795.
E.T.P.S. Therapy, Free E.T.P.S.
Therapy demonstration, 12pm,
at Reiki Center of Venice, 2210 S.
Tamiami. 941-497-7795
Partners in Print,
5/8/1312-12:45 pm Jacaranda Lib
4143 Woodmere Park Blv Venice


I COMMUNITY BRIEFS


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 by May 9.
Bring your own chalk;
check in at the Chalk
Festival booth near the
kiosk. Cost: Youth, $5 per


walking-age 5 861-5000
Fun With Watercolors,
Paint-Alongs with Carolyn Merenda,
Wed., 1-4pm. South Venice Civic Ass'n,
720 Alligator Dr. $85/mo.+supplies.
366-2866.
Choral Concert, Venice
High's "Le Voci di Venezia'", 6:30pm,
St. Mark's Church, 508 Riviera, free,
public invited
Fruit & Vegetable Club,
Suncoast Tropical Fruit & Vegetable
Club May 8 6:30pm 234 E Nippino Trl
Nokomis Cristina Babiak MD speaker
941-473-1451
VHS Class of 1973, Are you
a member of Venice High School Class
of 1973? We are looking for you. Now
planning our 40th Reunion.
Jazzercise, 6:30-7:30pm at the
Morgan Family Community Center, call
941-429-7275 for more info


participant; adult, $5;
group, $10 per group for
one square, and profes-
sionals are $15 each.
Prizes will be announced.

USDA food
distribution
Florida Department of
Agriculture has contract-
ed with All Faiths Food
Bank to distribute free
USDA commodities to
eligible Sarasota County
residents Thursday


* THURSDAY
Library Fundraiser, Friends
of Jacaranda Public Library fundraiser
at Bob Evans Restaurant, 4312
Tamiami Trl, Venice. Call 941-493-0116
eHelp, Get help with your online
problems 10:00am-1:OOpm Jacaranda Lib
4143 Woodmere Park Blvd Ven 861-5000
Historical Venice, Venice
history via its buildings 10:30-11:30am
Register at sclibs.net Jac Library 4143
Woodmere Park Blvd Ven 861-5000
Aromatherapy Intro, Intro
to Aromatherapy. $10. Reiki Center of
Venice, 2210 S. Tamiami Trial, Unit 5.
Reservations a must. 497-7795.
American Artists, Learn
about American artists with filmed
lectures. 2:00-3:00pm Jac Library
4143 Woodmere Park Blvd Ven
861-5000
Multi-Estate Auction,
Auction 5pm, Venice Auction


May 9 and Thursday,
May 23, 1:30-3:30 p.m., at
Mobile Pantry Nokomis
Park, 234 Nippino Trail,
Nokomis.

Sign language
class
American Sign
Language I starts on
May 21 (Tuesdays) at
5:30 p.m. and ASL II
starts on May 24
(Fridays) at 5:30 p.m.
Both classes take place


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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.


Company, 1250 US 41 Bypass S,
Venice. Home furnishings & more. $5
reg. fee. 485-4964
How 2 Eat Like a Child,
Thur-Sat 7pm, Sat/Sun 2pm Venice
Theatre 488-1115 Hilarious musical
romp through the joys & sorrows of


at Community Center
for the Deaf and Hard
of Hearing, 1750 17th
St., building J, Sarasota.
The class costs $50 and
the textbook is $32.
Contact Bethaney Hall at
941-366-0260 or bhall@
ccdhh.org.

Brew Bash II
A Brew Bash will be
held on Miami Avenue
in downtown Venice
Memorial Day weekend,


being a child.

* FRIDAY
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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.

It's Storytime, 5/10/1310:15
-11 am Jacaranda Lib 4143 Woodmere
Park Blv Venice 2 12- 5 yrs 861-5000
I Me Yoga!, Postural Alignment, Free
a 9 AM Venice Postural Alignment check, 12pm,
imiami S, bus. 41 at Reiki Center of Venice, 2210 S.
Tamiami. 941-497-7795


Saturday, May 25,
4-9 p.m. For ticket
pricing and more details,
visit BrewBash.com.

Hospital seeks
volunteers
Volunteers are needed
at Venice Regional
Medical Center in a vari-
ety of areas that reach out
to those in need, as well
as cashiers in the thrift
store, coffee cafe and gift
shop. Older Americans


are especially encouraged
to volunteer during May,
Older Americans Month
- a time to recognize
the vitality, contributions
and achievements of
older adults. This year's
theme is "Unleash the
Power of Age," according
to Senior Extra atVRMC.
Those who have four
hours a week to share
with others can call the
VRMC Volunteer Office
at 941-483-7050 for more
information.


'Second Samuel' is first-rate


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR

Venice Theatre's
production of Pamela
Parker's "Second
Samuel" is as en-
tertaining as it is
thought-provoking.
The play is set in a
Georgia town so small
that everyone knows
everyone or at least
they think they do.
The time is just after
World War II. "Give 'em
Hell" Harry Truman is
president.
"Most of the state
voted against him,"
Frisky (Mike Gilbert)
said. "The president
used to work with his
hands so that makes
him like one of us."
Frisky owns the Bait
'n Brew, where most
of the men in Second
Samuel hang out. More
watering hole than
bait shop, it attracts
the likes of a good ol'
boy named Mansel
(Allan Kollar although
played by Murray
Chase, May 2-5), Doc
(Jim Lovett), local
undertaker June (Neil
Kasanofsky) and town


curmudgeon Mr. Mozel
(Douglas Snure). U.S.
(Carroll Hunter), a black
man in all-white still
segregated Georgia, is
the bar keeper and the
owner's designated heir
for the Bait 'n Brew.
Second Samuel
women spend their time
at Omaha Nebraska
Madison's (Lori Chase)
beauty salon. They
include Jimmy DeeAnne
(Kim Kollar, played by
Laurie Colton May 2-5),
Marcela (Nancy Denton)
and a young girl
named Ruby (Arianna
DeCecco, played by
Kenzie Morgan Balliet
May 2-3).
The biggest role is
that of the narrator,
B Flat (Hunter Cross), a
young man some might
describe as slow. Cross
is anything but and
turns in an especially
fine job.
"This is the summer
that Miss Gertrude
passed away," B Flat
said.
It seems everyone
is sad about the loss
except Mozel.
"He don't like no-
body," B Flat said.


With the beauty
parlor at stage right,
the Bait n' Brew at stage
left and Miss Gertrude's
home center stage, it
is easy to switch the
action to either side of
B Flat, who performs
most of his lines
from in front of Miss
Gertrude's house.
Omaha did Miss
Gertrude's hair for years
and decides to go down
to June's funeral parlor
and do her hair one last
time.
While there, she and
June learn a secret that
could ultimately show
the true character of
everyone in town.
Omaha is so dis-
traught she can hardly
speak. Chase plays it
perfectly.
How they all deal
with the secret is the
gist of the second act,
which begins with
Omaha still babbling
and blubbering and
the men, according
to B Flat, getting all
worked up over at the
Bait 'n Brew."
Omaha is still cry-
ing at the beauty shop
and Jimmy DeeAnne is


angry because she did
not know the secret.
She is not alone. The
men are arguing with
one another at their
watering hole.
"Some people has
a problem when they
find out someone's got
a secret," B Flat said.
"It makes them all
insecure."
As the anger of the
town's people acceler-
ates, B Flat becomes
so exasperated that
he tells them he hates
them all and that they
are the ones who are
stupid.
U.S. mentions the
Bible, which tells
people to love one
another.
"Miss Gertrude loved
everyone in the town,"
U.S. said. "It is not up
to us to judge."
His words have a
calming effect, and he
adds, "I don't always
feel comfortable with
white people when they
all riled up. Sometimes
I'm afraid and some-
times I'm not."
Having fears about
those who are different
is the norm in Second


Samuel as it is in many
places. There could be
a lesson in how they
deal with them, yet the
delivery is in no way
heavy-handed.
As a director, Chase
has a way of guiding
his actors to uncover
the people behind
the characters. Once
again, he does it well
but then he had help
from an able cast who
performed well against
Donna Buckalter's
well-thought out and
executed set design.
Costumes were by
Francine Smetts with
sound by Dorian
Boyd and lighting
by Christopher A.D.
Parish. Lighting served
almost as an additional
character in this play
and was delivered right
on cue.
Hunter Cross had a
meaty role and made
the most of it, even to
nearly twisting a button
off his overalls. Laurie
Colton showed her flair
for comedy is right up
there with her singing
ability.
Snure and Kasanofsky
as Doc and June also


made the most of their
characters, although
their lines were few.
Murray Chase did the
same, using a look or
nothing more than
posture to reinforce
the characterization of
Mansel.
I was at the May 3
performance, which
had three replace-
ments (Murray Chase,
Colton and Balliet) in
the cast. That was part
of the original plan so
that the Kollars could
lead the annual Venice
Theatre trip to New
York City and DeCecco
could attend her high
school prom. That it was
planned this way and
featured known talents
subbing for known tal-
ents gave me no qualms.
Sandra Henderson
is the stage manager.
Musical arrangements
were handled by
Michelle Kasanofsky.
"Second Samuel" con-
tinues through May 19
on the main stage at
Venice Theatre, 140 W
Tampa Ave. For tickets
and performance times,
call the box office at
941-488-1115 or visit


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Killing off lionfish


- no license required


By STEVE REILLY
STAFF WRITER

ENGLEWOOD -
The Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation
Commission is declaring
license-free spearfishing
for invasive lionfish.
Beautiful but venom-
ous, lionfish are a threat
to native marine species.
An Englewood spearfish-
ing tournament the
second of its kind locally-
is planned starting May 1
to round them up.
In August, the FWC
temporarily waived the
recreational fishing li-
cense requirement when
targeting lionfish with a
handheld net, pole spear,
Hawaiian sling or any
other spearing device
designed and marketed
exclusively for lionfish.
This rule change also
removed any bag limits
when recreationally or
commercially harvesting
lionfish.
The FWC announced


this week that it plans at
its June meeting to make
the waiver on lionfish
permanent.
Locally, a second annual
lionfishh roundup" is being
planned the Englewood
Open Spearfishing
Tournament. The roundup
will start May 1, and
concludes Sept. 21.
Last year, the
Englewood tournament
resulted in the capture
of 15 lionfish, but Lynn
Wagenseil, one of the or-
ganizers, said she expects
more this year.
"It's pretty much what
we expected with the
limited education we
got out," Wagenseil said.
She said she has heard
reports of lionfish prolif-
erating and being found
in local waters as shallow
as 40 feet deep.
Jim Joseph, owner of
Fantesea Scuba in Port
Charlotte, said, "We're
seeing more of them, but
not in the concentrations
of the East Coast yet."


Joseph said local divers
have spotted lionfish on
shallow reefs and deep
wrecks.
In 2010, the Sun
reported that Tom
Reilly a resident of
Miramar, Fla., familiar
with lionfish caught
a 7-inch lionfish from
the beach on the north
end of Manasota Key.
Unfortunately, Reilly told
the Sun, when he tried to
unhook the fish without
touching its venom-
ous spines, the lionfish
escaped.
Lionfish are native to
the South Pacific and
Indian oceans, according
to the FWC. They are
colored brown and
white with a "zebra-like
appearance." They grow
to 12 to 15 inches long.
Working with
National Oceanic
and Atmospheric
Administration
researchers, Wagenseil
said she's keeping a
2-pound lionfish in her


freezer that she will
send them. While she
sends lionfish carcasses
to NOAA, she also said
lionfish fillets are good
eating "phenomenal,"
she said.
The pectoral fins of
lionfish are long and
showy with a row of
dorsal spines. Each spine
contains a venom gland
"in the distal third of
the spine (but not at the
tip)." Lionfish venom
causes pain but is rarely
lethal to humans, the
FWC said.
Lionfish first were
reported near Dania
Beach in South Broward
County in 1985. In the
1990s, state wildlife
officials received four
reports from Miami,
Boca Raton and Palm
Beach, and one from
Bermuda.
FWC spokeswoman
Amanda Nalley said
lionfish have shown up
in waters as far north
as Rhode Island on


FILE PHOTO PROVIDED


A lionfish roundup is planned for May 1 to Sept. 21 in
Englewood. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commis-
sion is giving away T-shirts for catching lionfish and posting the


photos on Twitter or Instagram.

the Atlantic Coast, and
Texas on the Gulf Coast.
Lionfish, however, are
most prolific in Atlantic
waters off Miami and
South Florida.
While lionfish are
popular with saltwater
aquarium enthusiasts
and still are sold in


Florida, Nalley said
researchers haven't
determined how they
first were introduced in
Florida waters.
For information about
the tournament or the
lionfish roundup, call Jack
Gray at 941-270-2040.
Email: reilly@sun-herald.com


Report: Nearly half of new moms unmarried in area


By JIM DE LA
BRADENTON HERALD

The North Port-
Sarasota-Bradenton area
has Florida's seventh-
highest rate of births by
unmarried women.
A report based on 2011
data released recently by
the U.S. Census Bureau
showed 42.5 percent of
women age 15 to 50 who
have given birth the previ-
ous 12 months in the three-
city area were unmarried.
Nationally, 62 percent of
new mothers age 20 to 24
in the same time period


were unmarried compared
with 17 percent among
women age 35 to 39.
In Florida, the Ocala
metro area leads the
state with 59.6 percent of
unmarried new moms.
Other Florida areas with
higher rates: Vero Beach,
50.3 percent; Lakeland,
47.9 percent; Orlando,
44.6 percent; Tallahassee,
43.4 percent; and Tampa,
43.1 percent.
Palm Coast, the area
between St. Augustine
and Daytona Beach, was
the lowest at 6.2 percent.
The information comes


from "Social and Economic
Characteristics of Currently
Unmarried Women with
a Recent Birth: 2011," an
American Community
Survey report. The analysis
is based on survey ques-
tions on whether women
have given birth in the
past 12 months and their
marital status.
In 2011, 4.1 million
women reported they
had given birth in the last
year. Of these women,
36 percent were unmar-
ried at the time of the
survey, an increase of
five percentage points


from 2005 when an
estimated 31 percent
of recent births were to
unmarried women.
"Nonmarital fertil-
ity has been climbing
steadily since the 1940s
and has risen even more
markedly in recent years,"
said Rose Kreider, a fam-
ily demographer with the
Census Bureau and one
of the report's authors.
Anecdotally, Fred
Leonard, executive
director of Healthy Start
Coalition of Manatee
County, and his staff point
to economics and race as


contributing factors.
"More unmarried births
occur in lower socio-
economic groups, as well
as minorities," primarily
African-Americans and
Hispanics, he said.
In addition, he said a
number of young people
are putting off marriage
until later in life.
"But they do have re-
lationships and they are
sexually active," he said.
"Maybe they're pursu-
ing a career. But they're
saying, 'Meanwhile, I'm
going to live my life.'"
The national data


supports Leonard's
observations.
The census also reports
women with more
education generally have
a lower rate of births out
of marriage, a character-
istic also true for Florida.
For example, Ocala has
the state's lowest rate of
women with a college
degree at 11.5 percent.
In the North Port-
Sarasota- Bradenton
area, 22.1 percent of the
women surveyed had
a college degree while
18.5 percent did not have
a high school diploma.


Englewood to India


water wagons


PHOTOS PROVIDED BY KENN VISSER
Englewood and Lemon Bay Sunrise Rotary Clubs donated two solar-powered water wagons to
India. The wagons are designed to purify water. The unit donated by the Englewood Rotary Club
went to Vidyarthi Vikash Prabodhini home for children in Ickalkaranji, India. The unit donated
by the Lemon Bay Sunrise Rotary went to Vidyamandir Sawarwadi school in Kohlapur. For more
information on how to donate a solar-powered water wagon, contact Englewood Rotary Club
member Kenn Visser at 808-233-9624.


HOMES


FROM PAGE 1
Saturday's dedication
was a big day for the new
homeowners, but also for
South County Habitat.
It has been several years
since the organization
built in Englewood,
Executive Director Judith
Wilcox said following the
ceremony.
"We normally don't


purchase property that is
in a low-lying flood zone,
but now we are able to
do that, and are able to
help the families with
insurance," she said. "We
are really hoping to have
more of a presence in
South Sarasota County
and in Englewood."
As emotional as the
morning was for the new
homeowners, Habitat
staffers and volunteers
and the dozens of people


who showed up some
walking several blocks from
where they were parked -
just to watch the dedica-
tion, the Rev. Theresa Foster
from Christ Lutheran
Church in Englewood may
have summed it up best
with a quote from 16th
century German theologian
Martin Luther.
"I was thinking this
morning about the Ten
Commandments, and the
one I kept coming back to


was, 'Thou shalt not steal.'
Martin Luther wrote, 'What
this means is we should
not only not rob from our
neighbors or take from
them, but that we should
add to them and increase
their wealth and their suc-
cess and do so with love,'"
she said. "I can't think of a
better example of that than
the work that is done by
the many people of Habitat
for Humanity."
Email: cburton@sun-herald.com


Dozens of Habitat volunteers, family members, friends, neigh-
bors and supporters attended Saturday's dedication ceremony.
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ACROSS
1 Fabric named for
an Asian capital
7 Letter-shaped lift
11 Suntan lotion
letters
14 Eight-time tennis
Grand Slam
champion
15 Finish line
16 Covert ops gp.
17 *'We've got this
one!"
19 Snitch
20 Anglo-French
fliers until 2003
21 Cuppa contents
22 Haggard
24 "Mischievous
child
27 Fuel holder
31 Mind
32 Ferrell's "SNL"
partner in
"Morning Latte"
skits
33 i follower
34 Some PCs
38 *YouTube piece
42 Opinion sampling
43 Fun unit?
44 Crete peak: Abbr.
45 Like some
vaccines
47 Pirouetting
49 *India's national
animal
53 Collar inserts
54 Jack's place
55 Soho stroller
59 Cyclades island
60 What auditors
look for, and, in a
way, what the
ends of the
answers to
starred clues are
64 ID material
65 Pound of poetry
66 Render
powerless?
67 Night sch. class
68 Gloom partner
69 Biblical poetry

DOWN
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may sit
2 16-Across
personnel
3 Spar


By Marti DuGuay-Carpenter CROSS 7


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5 W-4 info: Abbr.
6 Utter box trainee
7 Fine-tune
8 Seafood
restaurant freebie
9 Parseghian of
football
10 Jamaican genre
11 Deep-clean
12 Scott Joplin's
instrument
13 Uke marbled
meat
18 "Dang!"
23 More than fans
24 "1 feel your _"
25 Sporting footwear
26 "Venerable" monk
27 Sticky stuff
28 Oxygen's 8: Abbr.
29 Hawk
30 Tolkien's "The
Lord of the
Rings," for one
33 ATM access
35 Sub on a screen
36 Modest skirt
length
37 Stretch across
39 List shortener, for
short
40 Electrical unit


41 "A Jug of Wine..."
poet
46 Spoke like Vito
Corleone
47 Composer
Stravinsky
48 On deck
49 Unlikely hit on a
45
50 Preppy collars
51 Like some
cavities


52 Letter-shaped
girder
55 Smurf with a
beard
56 Little brook
57 Grad
58 Voice mails: Abbr.
61 Dye that comes
from the French
word for nitrogen
62 Tour golfer, e.g.
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WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ ANSWERS


Q 1 Not vulnerable, as South, you
hold:

6A63 620 AQ546AJ954

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

A In the good old days you could
jump to three clubs to show a good
hand and a long suit, but the modem
version of that action is pre-emptive.
And you cannot cue-bid two
diamonds since that shows a limit
raise or better in partner's suit.
However, a simple bid of two clubs is
forcing. Do that, and bid strongly
thereafter,

Q 2 Neither vulnerable, as South,
you hold:

4 K 42 J 4 3 0 63 4 108754

The bidding has proceeded:
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTHl
10 14 26 ?
What action do you take?

A Congratulations. You have the
king in partner's suit and a ruffing
value. That is not enough to say
anything freely. Pass, and hope the
opponents stay out of game.

Q 3 As South, vulnerable, you hold:
6 Q 7 2 Z 7 2 0 QJ 10 6 5 4Q8 5


The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOUTH
24 Pass 20
3NT Pass ?
What action do you take?


WEST
Pass


A Yes, we can think of some
holdings where partner might have
enough for slam, but many more
where even three no trump might fail.
Pass, and hope for the best.

Q 4 Vulnerable, as South, you hold:
46 V QJ 10 6 2 0A Q 5 32 46 3


The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH
Pass 16 Pass

What action do you take?


EAST
24


A The auction has developed well
for you. You have a chance to
compete at a low level and have
partner select the suit. Make a
takeout double, showing the two
unbid suits, and then retire from the
auction unless partner does
something dramatic.

Q 5 Both vulnerable, as South, you
hold:

AA Q 10 6 5 4 AJ 104 0A 6 AA8

Your right-hand opponent opens the
bidding with one club. What action
do you take?

A It might seem automatic to
overcall with some number of
spades, but aggressive pre-emptive
action might result in your playing in
the wrong suit. Our vote goes to a
cue-bid of two clubs, bringing both
suits into play.

Q 6 As South, vulnerable, you hold:

6QJ9754~ K80 A954J3


The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH
Pass Pass 146
9
What do you bid now?


EAST
Dbl


A We would have opened your hand
with one spade without a second
thought. Now you have to try to catch
up. Start with a jump to two spades
and hope the auction continues.

(Tannah Hirsch welcomes readers'
responses sent in care of this newspaper
or to Tribune Media Services Inch., 2010
Westridge Drive, Irving, TX 7.5038.
E-mail responses may be sent to
gorenbridge@aol.com.)


Russell Johnson named Outstanding Citizen


FROM SERTOMA
CLUB OF VENICE
Sertoma Club of
Venice recognized
Russell Johnson with
the Outstanding Citizen
Award in April. The
award is given to some-
one who is not a member
of the club but who
provides outstanding
volunteer service to the
community.
Johnson volunteers at
Englewood Community
Theater, serves as
secretary-treasurer of
the Friends of Carlton
Reserve and is a board
member of Venice Area
Beautification Inc.


As a VABI volunteer,
Johnson is part of the
former Pepper Patrol,
now known as Keep
Venice Beautiful. Every
day he racks up some
of his 1,100 hours of
service for the year
picking up trash,
replacing and trimming
landscape plants and
pulling weeds at The
Arboretum in Blalock
Park and other VABI
work sites.
He planted more than
100 trees in the city,
which he now waters.
He helps water the
flower baskets along West
Venice Avenue.
Johnson was one of


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the people responsible
for Venice becoming a
Silver Bicycle Friendly
Community last year.
Every month, Johnson,
a board member of
Friends of Sarasota
County Parks, spends
three days fundraising
for the organization by
collecting and sorting
casings from the Sarasota
Gun Range.
In support of the
Venice Area Garden
Club's annual fundraiser,
Johnson allowed his
house to be on the club's
tour of homes.
Sertoman Terry
Redman organizes the
recognition program.


FROM VENICE THEATRE

Registration is open for
Venice Theatre's annual
summer theatre camps
and classes for children,
teens and adults.
This summer, the six-
week campers (grades
2-12) will audition,
rehearse and perform a
full-scale MainStage mu-
sical production called
"Back to the Beach:
Surf's Up!" written by
the theater's playwright-
in-residence, Ronald
Myroup.
The 3-week campers


(also grades two-12) will
perform a fully mounted
studio production on
MainStage. A two-week
camp for students enter-
ing kindergarten and
first grade is also being
offered as well as a va-
riety of audition, dance
and vocal workshops for
teens and adults. Fees
range from $50-$460.
Instructors include
theatre professionals
Kelly Duyn, Charlotte
Bliss, Peter Madpak,
Cathleen McClendon,
Cathy Baudrit-Noeth,
Amy Blake, Eric Berkel,


PHOTO COURTESY OF SERTOMA CLUB OF VENICE


Peter Ivanov, Gladys
Varga and Jared Walker.
Tuition scholarships are
available for qualified
families. Families can
learn more at an open
house on June 1, from
10 a.m. to noon.
To register or find
out more information,
call Venice Theatre's
Director of Education
and Outreach Sandy
Davisson or Assistant
Director Candace
Artim at 941-486-8679.
To make registration
more convenient, the
theatre also offers


online registration at
Venicestage.com and
EZ payment options via
bank draft or credit card.
Shuttle bus service is
available for campers
who also participate in
YMCA programs. Call
941-486-8679 for details
about this service. All
classes and camps take
place at the theatre at
140 W. Tampa Ave. on
the island in Venice.
Advanced registration
and a nonrefundable
payment in full or EZ Pay
installment arrangement
is required.


Enrollment open for Kids' Summer Spectrum


STAFF REPORT

Registration is open for
Kids' Summer Spectrum,
a State College of Florida,
Manatee-Sarasota
(SCF) summer camp
provided by Corporate
and Community


Development for children cover a variety of topics
ages 7 through 15. such as puppetry, jewelry
Sessions will be held at design, safari, science,
SCF Venice, 8000 South gross chemistry, writing,
Tamiami Trail, June 24-28 dancing and cooking.
and July 22-26. Hands-on computer and
A lively combination of technology classes for
fun and education, Kids' kids ages 10-15 are offered
Summer Spectrum classes in engineering, blogging,


clay animation, video
game design and creative
robotics at SCF Venice.
For more information,
call SCF Venice at 941-
408-1412 or visit Scf.Edu/
kids. Maps and directions
are online at Scf.Edu/
maps.


1 YOUR LOCAL,
T i 0 e NOT-FOR-PROFIT
HOSPICE
SINCE 1980


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Learn how Bea and Irv are living and loving
well at www.tidewell.org
To learn about Tidewell's programs and services, call
855-843-3935 any time.
Serving Manatee, Sarasota, Charlotte and DeSoto counties.
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Sertoma Club of Venice President Alex Moseley, left, congratulates the recipient of the Sertoma Outstanding Citizen Award, Russell
Johnson. Terry Redman, right, organizes the recognition program for the club.


Venice Theatre offers summer programs


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CONTACT US
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CLASS ACTS


Sertoma names


Students of the Month


FROM SERTOMA
CLUB OF VENICE
Sertoma Club of Venice
honored two Venice
High School seniors and
a teacher at its April 25
meeting.
Students of the Month
are Charlotte Clark and
Devin Cruz-Klein. The
Educator of the Month is
Larry Burke.
Charlotte holds a 3.7
grade-point average on a
4.0 scale. She is president
of the VHS chorus and
a member ofVoci di
Venezia chorus. She has
lived in various places
around the world and
most recently moved to
Venice from England.
Charlotte plans to
attend State College of
Florida before earning
her bachelor's degree in
business management
from a university. She
intends to continue her
music education as well.
She is the daughter of
Andrew Clark of North
Venice.
Devin holds a 4.1 grade-
point average. He has
played basketball all four
years and received Most
Valuable Defensive Player
in his junior year. The
team won the Academic
State Championship this
year. During the summer,
he will work as a sports
camp counselor at South
County Family YMCA.
Devin plans to major
in accounting at Florida
Gulf Coast University in
Fort Myers.
He is the son of Denise


PHOTO COURTESY OF SERTOMA CLUB OF VENICE
Greg Miller, left, organizer of the Sertoma Student and Educator
of the Month recognition program, congratulates Educator of
the Month Larry Burke, and Students of the Month Charlotte
Clark and Devin Cruz-Klein.


Klein of South Venice.
Burke is the Reading
Department chairman and
teaches the adult educa-
tion English program. He
is a member of the school's
Literacy Leadership Team,
Sarasota County Teachers
Association senior building
representative and mem-
ber of the Common Core
State Standards Transition
Committee. He received
the Sarasota Reading
Council High School
Literacy Teacher of the Year
Award in 2009 and 2011.
Burke began his teach-
ing career in Billerica,
Mass., in 1981. In 1996,
he and his family moved
to Sarasota where they
opened a bakery on St.
Armands Circle. After the
bakery was sold in 2004, he
was news editor and city
editor for The Longboat
Observer. In 2008, he
returned to the classroom,
this time atVHS.
The recognition


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winners named


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The State College of
Florida, Manatee-Sarasota
(SCF) art, design, hu-
manities department has
announced winners of the
2012-2013 SCF Student Art
Exhibition. Student winners
were presented with cash
awards and certificates.
Susan Luck Perkins,
SCF Venice, won the
Juror's Choice Award for
"Frankenberry."
Students also won
first-place awards in the
following categories:
Sunsearay McDaniel,
"End of Day's Reflection,"
photography; Christopher
Parisi, "Life of Pi," graphic
design; Evan Lamar, "Sun
Burst," two-dimensional
design; and Elizabeth
Ramos, "Dual," three-
dimensional design.


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winners were Perla Garcia,
President's Award; Emre
Ozgener, Best in Show;
and Danielle Dygert,
Juror's Choice Award.
Dygert also won third
place in two-dimensional
design. Additional two-
dimensional design win-
ners were Andrew Garrett,
first place, and Brittany
McCracken, second place.
Three-dimensional de-
sign winners were Marlis
Paul, first place; Celeste
Amicay, second place; and
Leah Pearson, third place.
Photography winners
included Alex Rollini, first
place; Chelsea Dollar,
second place; and Patricia
Henderson-Kellar, third
place. Graphic Design
winners were Tristen
Walsh, first place; Chelsea
Dollar, second place; and
John DiLouie, third place.


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SCF Venice Student Art Exhibition first-place winners Christo-
pher Parisi, graphic design; Sunsearay McDaniel, photography;
Elizabeth Ramos, three-dimensional design; Susan Luck Perkins,
Juror's Choice Award; Evan Lamar, two-dimensional design; and
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Sulzbach, SCF President Dr. Carol F. Probstfeld, SCF Venice Volunteer Margery Smith and SCF
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SUN PHOTOS BY FRAN VALENCIC
Students from Island Montessori kick off the 12th annual Venice Relay for Life with several cheery
and heartwarming songs.


Pete Wozniak, the CEO of the Venice Regional Medical Center, front, and standing are Desiree
Chase, Kendra Marsden, Kim Mott, Emma Kate Scovill, Sara Hirter, Ann Pasik and Beth Grasser.
The Hospital was a Gold Sponsor for the 12th annual Venice Relay for Life. They enjoy cheering for
the cancer survivors.


At left: The Oompa Loompas
created Willy Wonka's Candy
Factory at the Relay for Life.
The Venice High School Key
Club members are (back row,
I-r) Patrick Chiodo, Dominick
Morrow, Dylan Chiodo and
Benjamin Roman. In the
front row are (1-r) Becca
Christie, Jennifer Johnson, Jay
McQueen, Lisa Fusco, Dakota
Whaley, Jennifer Greenstein,
Tali Ursel and Sam Gonzalez.


Trena Aker, Sue Long, the Relay chair, Sandi Wilmink and
honorary chair council member Jeanette Gates lead the kickoff
of the 12th annual Venice Relay For Life.

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This Jazzercize crew got people at the Relay up and moving.
They are (1-r) Joanne Wagle, Pam Bonsall, Nancy Cabrera, Bob
Nydam and Hugh Dinkier.


Above: Ryan Rose, Jake Welch and Zachary Fagiani are ready to
celebrate life and help kick off the Relay For Life.

At left: The Barta family Larry, Lenka and little Sofia watch
the singing and cheers kicking off the Venice Relay For Life.

At right: Students from the Venice Leadership Academy
presented the colors at the Relay for Life.


Venice Relay celebrates life


) and Venice High School senior Carly Thomas
ne food stand ready at the Relay for Life.


Becca Christie
holds one of
the butterflies
presented to
cancer survi-
vors as Dakota
Whaley looks on.
The butterflies
came in a little
package marked
"love."When
the package
was opened, the
butterflies flew
free to represent
a world free of
cancer.


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"Find something
special in someone each
day." Tell them, "I think
you're wonderful."
Island Montessori
students sang these
words to kick off the
Venice Relay for Life. The
words caught on, and it
was fun hearing people
tell each other, "I think
you're wonderful."
Relay teams worked for
months raising money
for cancer research and
continued the process
at the Relay, where


80 percent of all money
raised for the American
Cancer Society is used
for research.
The survivor's walk
starts the Relay. This
year, I walked with Judy
Snyder, a member of
Women's Sertoma. She
coordinates the coloring
contest for boys and
girls at the Sun Fiesta. I
help her with that. As we
stood waiting to begin,
Tom Mattmuller came
up to me and said, "Can
I walk with you, my
friend?"
I was shocked to see
Tom in a purple shirt. We
sat together at volleyball
games.
As we walked the track,
people on the sidelines
applauded and blew
bubbles. We could feel
the love. Our cheerlead-
ers were our children,
grandchildren, our health
specialists, friends and


neighbors. They are part
of our treatment.
At the end of the
walk, Chrystal Caluzzi
had a basket filled with
triangular envelopes
marked "Love" for each
of us. When we opened
the envelopes, we saw a
beautiful butterfly that
flew up into the wind. It
was a lovely surprise.
Watching the butter-
flies I thought to myself,
"This disease does not
own us. We are free to live
and celebrate each day."
"I am amazed at the
number of survivors," my
daughter said.
"That's a good thing," I
replied.
Thank you, Venice, for
your gift of love.

Happy
Mother's Day
Good wishes to the
moms in town. Thanks


for all you do. We love
you.

One of our best
The special person of
this week is Sue Lord.
This nice lady chaired
the Venice Relay for Life
for several years helping
it achieve the status of
the number 5 fundraiser
in Florida.
This year, even after
Sue received a cancer
diagnosis, she contin-
ued her work with the
relay, inspiring everyone
with her "We can do
this" attitude. Sue led
the committee and
volunteers to a terrific
relay marked by fun and
financial success. Sue is a
kind, loving person full of
determination.
Sue Lord makes Venice
a great place to live. May
the force be with you,
Sue.


Venice High School senior Chrystal Caluzzi sang the national
anthem at the Relay for Life and was activities chair for the event.


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Bring your chalk to

Venice Saturday

My daughter's favorite event in Cleveland is the annual
Chalk Fest at the Cleveland Museum of Art. She always
buys a square of sidewalk, but she begins planning her
masterpiece at least six weeks in advance.
Saturday, Venice Art Center, Venice MainStreet and the
Venice Gondolier Sun are sponsoring the Chalk Art Festival
in downtown Venice. The entry fee is $5 for children or
adults, $10 for a team and $15 for professionals. The fee
covers one sidewalk square on the walks that surround
Centennial Park in downtown Venice. Bring your own
chalk and idea. Squares will be judged, with prizes for
the winners.
Tomorrow is the last day to register. Check in Saturday
near the kiosk in Centennial Park. The event begins at
8 a.m. and judging will take place at 11 a.m. Call the art
center in Venice at 941-485-7136 for information.
Friday night, there will be a live concert in Centennial
Park. The concert begins at 7 p.m. and just might inspire
some of the artwork for the next morning's event.
"Second Samuel" continues through May 19 on the
mainstage at Venice Theatre. Coming up May 17-26 is
"How to Eat Like a Child." For tickets, call 941-488-1115.
In Fort Myers, "Menopause the Musical" is delivering
laughs at every performance. It continues through
May 18 on the main stage at the Broadway Palm Dinner
Theatre. All that and hot fudge too on the ice cream
table.
Over in central Florida, construction continues at
SeaWorld which will open Antarctica: Empire of the
Penguin May 24. A companion app for iPhones, iPads and
Android devices can be downloaded at:
SeaWorldOrlando.com/Antarctica.


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Items from

Hemingway's

Cuba home go

to JFK Library
By BRETT ZONGKER
A .. I I ,l l- I'l I

A partnership between Cuba and a
private U.S. foundation is working to
preserve more of writer Ernest Heming-
way's papers and belongings that he left
at his home near Havana when he died.
U.S. Rep. James McGovern of Massachu-
setts and the Finca Vigia Foundation are
scheduled to announce the digitization of
2,000 Hemingway papers and materials
Monday. The digital copies will be trans-
ferred to Boston's John F. Kennedy Library.
This is the first time anyone in the U.S.
has been able to examine these items
from the famous writer's Cuban estate,
Finca Vigia. They include passports
showing Hemingway's travels and letters
commenting on such works as "The Old
Man and the Sea."
The Kennedy Library holds a large
Hemingway collection because Jacqueline
Kennedy helped arrange a place for the
items.


Let's Go! Editor




Happy Mother's

Day!
First, I'd like everyone to take notice of the Mother's Day word
search on page 2. We like to do games that require reader inter-
action, and you all participate so well that we decided for this
we would give prizes to five winners, not just one. All you need
to do is find all of the Mother's Day theme words in the word
search, and bring or send in the entry. We will draw five winners
from all of the word searches submitted to win a gift card to one
of the sponsoring restaurants.
Also for Mother's Day, we had readers send in why their
mothers are the absolute best! Those entries are on pages 16
and 17.
You'll notice in today's issue that I focused on some summer
outdoor activities. Pages 9 through 11 are devoted to kayaking,
boating, and stand-up paddleboarding. I actually had the
pleasure of kayaking a few weeks ago out of Boca Grande. We
left out of Grand Tours in Placida, right before the turn for the
Boca Grande bridge. We did a four-hour trip all around Boca
Grande, including through a mangrove tunnel. It was such a fun,
relaxing day, I thought I'd feature some articles that may inspire
you to get out and try some water activities now that summer is
approaching.
You'll also notice this week we have two bartenders for the
bartender of the week feature. When I went to do the feature,
there were two deserving bartenders working that night so
I accommodated them both. I'd like to say a big thank you to
the Olde World Restaurant as well. I had never been and the
owners went above and beyond to make me feel welcome. I will
definitely be back, and if you are a fan of stuffed mushrooms, or
just good food in general, I suggest you give them a try as well.
Let's Go! will feature more on the Olde World Restaurant in the
future.


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GO OUT AND ABOUT


OUT AND ABOUT
From page 2


* Friday

COUNTRY EXPRESS, (country), 6:30 p.m.-
10:30 p.m. Port Charlotte Eagles Club, 23111 Harbor-
view Rd.. Port Charlotte.41-629-1645.


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KARAOKE WITH THE CONNECTION,
8 p.m.- midnight. Nemos in Bowland,3192 Harbor
Blvd., Port Charlotte. 941-625-4794.
BOBBY VESEY, 8 p.m., GLADEZMEN, (live
music), 10 p.m. The Celtic Ray, 145 E. Marion Ave.,
Punta Gorda. 941-915-9116.
GERMAN MAY BOCK BEER FESTIVAL,
4 p.m. Sandra's Restaurant, 111 W. Olympia Ave.,
Punta Gorda. 941-575-0177.
NEXXLEVEL, (live music), 10 p.m.- 2 a.m. The
Five O'Clock Club, 1930 Hillview St., Sarasota.
941-366-5555.
KARAOKE WITH DJ JOHN, 9 p.m. mid-
night. Applebees Venice, 4329 Tamiami Trail, Venice.
941-497-7740.
VALLERIE AND NEALE, 6:30 p.m.- close.
Allegro Bistro, 1740 E. Venice Ave., Venice. 941-484-
1889.

* Saturday


CHRIS MACARTHUR AND THE FLORIDA
CRACKER BOYS, 8 p.m. Rattler's Old West Saloon,
111 W. Oak St., Arcadia.
NEXXLEVEL, (live music), 8 p.m. midnight.
Englewoods on Dearborn, 362 W. Dearborn St.,
Englewood. 941-475-7501.
FREE TEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET
ROCKETS POKER LEAGUE, 5 p.m. to close.
Spankey's Bowling Alley, 299 S. Indiana Ave.,
Englewood. 941-240-2675.
GATOR CREEK BAND, (live music), 6 p.m. -
10 p.m. Englewood Moose 1933,55 W. Dearborn St.,
Englewood. 941-473-2670.
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.
QUIET FIRE, (live music), 6:30 p.m. -10:30 p.m.
Englewood Eagles #3885,250 Old Englewood Rd.,
Englewood. 941-474-9802.
SWIM SKINNY, (live music), 2 p,m.- 5 p.m.
Nav-A-Gator, 9700 SW Riverview Cir., Lake Suzy. 941-
627-3474. Cover charge is canned goods and nonperish-
able food items.


KARAOKE, 7 p.m. -10 p.m. North Port Family
Restaurant, 14525 Tamiami Trail, North Port.
941-426-9885.
NORTH PORT FARMERS/CRAFT MAR-
KET, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. 14942 Tamiami Trail, North Port.
941-240-6100.
KITT MORAN, (jazz), 7 p.m.-10 p.m.J.D.s Bistro
Grille, 1951 Tamiami Trail, Port Charlotte. 941-255-0994.
KARAOKE, Port Charlotte VFW Post 5690, 23204
Freedom Ave., Port Charlotte. 941-467-4447.
KARAOKE WITH THE CONNECTION,
8 p.m.-midnight. Nemos in Bowland, 3192 Harbor
Blvd., Port Charlotte. 941-625-4794.
FREE TEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET
ROCKETS 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 Char-
lotte. 941-629-3055 or www.theportside.com.
ZOMBIE UNIVERSITY, (live music), 9 p.m.
Porky's Roadhouse, 4300 Kings Highway, Port Char-
lotte. 941-629-2114.
BIG BOLD REDS WINE TASTING
EVENTS, 7 p.m. 9 p.m. Lou Faust sings at 8 p.m.
D'Vines Wine and Gift Emporium, 701 JC Center Court,
Port Charlotte. 941-627-WINE.


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i SundayMay 12th 10AM-5PM
Salad Station-Carving Station-Chef Attended Stations
i Buffet-Seafood Station-Sweets-Beverage Bar
o Adults $33.99 Children 10 & under $12.99
1 Call 941-639-3650 for Reservations
0 3200 MATECUMBE KEY RD., PUNTA GORDA 33955


PUNTA GORDA FARMERS MARKET,
8 a.m.- 1 p.m. Taylor Street and W. Olympia Avenue,
Punta Gorda.
EMILY LEE AND THE BLUES FURY, (live
music), 8 p.m. The Celtic Ray, 145 E. Marion Ave.,
Punta Gorda. 941-915-9116.
AMERICAN MADE, (classic rock), 9 p.m. Brick
Pit, 502 King St.,Punta Gorda. 941-347-8752.
GERMAN MAY BOCK BEER FESTIVAL,
2 p.m. Sandra's Restaurant, 111 W. Olympia Ave., Punta
Gorda. 941-575-0177.
THE FLASHBACKS/SONNY AND SABLE,
(oldies), 7 p.m. -10 p.m. South Venice Yacht Club,
"Prom Night,"4425 Yacht Club Drive, Venice. 941-408-
9455. Open to the public.
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


BREAKFAST AT ENGLEWOOD ELKS,
8 a.m. noon. $6.50 all you can eat. Englewood Elks,
401 N. Indiana Ave., Englewood. 941-474-1404.


TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, registration
Sppm, play from6pm 11pm The End Zlone, 2411
S McCall Road, En,: l..i ,:ci 941.473.ZONE
MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL MENU, starting
at S9 99 11 a m 8 30 p m Beyond the Sea Restaurant
and Supper Club, 3555 S Access Rd, En,:-i ::,: 941.
474-1400
TRU KOUNTRY BAND, (country), 1 pm
4 pm The Shell Fac lory, 2787 N Tamiami Trail, F.:, r
Ali,.;s 239.677.9734
CLAIRE REILLY ROE, dive music 2 pm
S pm Nav.A.Gator,9700SW RiverviewCir, L S..;c- Su-
941-62 73474 Cover charge is (anned goods and nonper.
ishable food items
FREE TEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET
ROCKETS POKER LEAGUE, 12 30 pm 4 pm
Olde World Restaurant, 14415 Tamiami Trail, N.:' rh
P',or 941-426-1155
BIG SUNDAY BREAKFAST,9a m 11 30a m
All-you.can-eat breakfast for S6 Amvets Post 312,
7050 Chancellor Blvd N' rh Poi r 941-224-6031
DEE JEPSEN MOTHER'S DAY BOOK
SIGNING, following the 8 a m ,9 25 a m and
10 50 am worship services at Pilgrim Church Every
woman will receive a copy of Jepsen s book, Women
That Challenge and the Call Jepsen was a special assi.
[ant to President Reagan, and is the wife of retired U S
Senator, Roger Jepsen She authored hve books include.
ing Jesus Called Her Mother Pilgrim Church, 24515
Rampart Blvd ,fPo, r Ch..; .rrc- 941.629.2633
LISA FROM SIREN, rock),2pm 5 p m Tillys
Tap, Highway 17, 3149 Dun(an Rd PFunr.. G-',:.i.
941 505.0798
AMERICAN MADE, (classic rock), 8 p m
Wyvern roof lop, 101 E Retta Esplanade, funri..i
Gc,,.. 941.639.7700
FARMERS MARKET, 9a m 1 pm History
Park, 501 Shreve S Funr..i G:,:/..i Shop for veg-
elables, plants meals and gifts 941 380 6814


/_ .362 W DEARBORN ST.
4 / t i ENGLEWOOD
941.475.7501



Wednesday 518: Forbidden Fruit Farmers 1P
Thursday 519. Lauren Michell Band 7pm
Friday 5/10: Democracy 7pm
Saturday 5111: Nexxlevel 7pm


GUIDED GARDEN TOURS, 1 p m Walk the
grounds with Florida native gardener, Starr lachritz
SS suggested donation gets you a plant to take
home History Park, 501 ShreveSt Funri.. G.:,,:l.


SMonday


LEMON BAY BARBERSHOP CHORUS,
6 30 p m Rehearsal open to the public Christ Lutheran
Church, Ein.-i i ,::1 941.429.0215


TRIVIA, 6pm 10pm The End Zone, 2411
S McCall Rd En.-,i ,::,i 941.473.ZONE
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, noon. 4 30 p m
Armadillos Billiard & Brew, 622 N Indiana Ave,
En t.- ti : l 941.474.2356
THE FLASHBACKS/SONNY AND SABLE,
(oldies), i pm 10 pm Rotonda American Legion
Post #113, 3436 Indiana Rd, Roron.:n,:l.i 941-697.
3616
FREE TEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET
ROCKETS POKER LEAGUE, 6 pm close Olde
World Restaurant, 1441 STamiami Trail, N' :,,rh Po,,r
941-426-1155
JOYFUL RINGERS, 4pm *6 pm The Joyful
Ringers Handbell Choir invite prospect live bell ringers
to join them in their 2012-13 season North Pori High
School Music Suite, 6400 W Price Blvd, N, rh FPo, r
941 423.0706
NORTH PORT CHORALE REHEARSAL,
6 30 pm 9pm A community chorus that residents
are invited to join North Port High School Music Suite,
6400 W Price Blvd N.:' rh Po r 941-961-9557
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, PorI Charlotte
VFW Post 5690, 23204 Freedom Ave, Po' r Chi, -
lo:rr, 941-467.4447
DUAL-SAX RON AND THE HORNETS,
(jazz), 5 30 pm -8 30 pm Allegro Bistro, 1740 E
Venice Ave, I nc: 941-484-1889


*Tuesday


FREE LINEDANCE, 7pm 9p m Rattlers Old
West Saloon, I 11 W Oak St, 4ic..-..
J.R. DAVIS AND CO., bluegrasss, 7 pm -
9 pm Zydeco Grille, 8501 Placida Rd 15, C..ip-
H..--i 941-828-1472
KARAOKE, 6 30 pm Englewoods on Dearborn,
362W Dearborn St, Ein.-I1 ::i 941.475.7501
JUST DU-ET, (live music, 6 30 pm 9 30 pm
Englewood Eagles ,3885, 250 Old Englewood Rd ,
Engl, .::i:1 l 941.474.9802
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, Registration at
4 pm start at 5 pm (close Baypoint Grill, 3502 N
Access Rd Suite 1, En.:il',: :l
OPEN MIC NIGHT, 6pm LakeView
Restaurant, 5605 5 McCall Road, Po, r Ch..- i,:rr
941-6979200
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, 5 p m Whiskey
Creek, 2 746Tamiami Trail, F'-. r Chioi,-l.'rri 941. 766
0045
BINGO, 11 a m All proceeds benehl the Charlotte
County Homeless Coalition Por i Charlotte Elks Lodge
,2153, 20225 Kenilworth Blvd Pot r Chl.:,irr
941-627.4313ext 115
TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER, 7 pm 11 pm
Nemos in Bowland, 3192 Harbor Blvd, P.: r Ch.i, -
l,:rr,- 941.625.4794
FREE TEXAS HOLD'EM BY POCKET
ROCKETS POKER LEAGUE, 6 pm (lose Deans
North of the Border, 23063 Harborview Blvd P.: r
C.i.. :icrr 941.743.6100
KARAOKE, 7 p m Royal Palace& Yvettes, 4411
Tamiami Trail South, I nic 941-497 5515


German May Bock




Beer festival


PROVIDED BY SANDRA'S RESTAURANT

On Friday and Saturday, Sandra's
Restaurant in Punta Gorda will be hosting
a German May Bock Beer festival.
Beginning at 4 p.m. on Friday after-
noon, the restaurant will be setup up
inside with German beer benches and a
stage. Sandra's sells eight German beers,
one of which is a bock beer, which is a
special brew in Germany. There is a Mai
(May) bock beer brewed in Germany, that's
where the name comes from; it's kind of a
tradition there.
Bob from Accordion Classics will be
playing on Friday night. Saturday night,
Paul Roush will be playing live music for
the festival.


There will be self-serve drinks and food
for patrons. Food choices include brats,
pork roast, beer-battered onion rings,
smoked brats, pretzel and schnitzel.
Twenty-five cents of every beer sold will
be donated to the victims of the Boston
Marathon Bombing.
In addition to food and beer, there will
be a Miss Bock Beer contest. Miss Bock
Beer first-prize winner will receive $100,
second-prize wins a gift certificate for $50
and third place will get a gift certificate for
$25.
Bring your motorcycle as well. There will
be a beauty award for the best motorcycle.
Sandra's in located at 111 W. Olympia
Ave., in Punta Gorda. For more informa-
tion call 941-575-0177.


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communities international cuisine. They have daily Italian specials, and also feature Polish and German dishes. Their stuffed mushrooms are
to-die-for, and their wings are tough competition for any sports bar around.
The Olde World Restaurant runs a daily breakfast special from 7 a.m. 11 a.m. for $3.79! They also have daily lunch and dinner specials at
great prices. The bar has happy hour all day, everyday in the bar area. They also feature outside dining and occasional live music and karaoke.
One of the only restaurants in that area with seating large enough to accommodate large groups, they are proud to host birthday parties,
wedding receptions and other large gatherings.
If you're looking for great food in a fun atmosphere, check out the Olde World Restaurant in North Port.


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GO DINING OUT

U1 U PHC, TC, P. DE EBBIE FLE:nlJEE
The (asey Key Fish House and Tiki Bar is located just
west of the Blackburn Point Road swing bridge in
Osprey.


By DEBBIE FLESSNER
SUN CORRESPONDENT


The building that houses the Casey Key
Fish House and Tiki Bar has been in the same
location, between the swing bridge and Casey
Key, since the'50s. But it was after Jimmy Von


Hubertz bought it in 1999, that it became the
beloved gathering spot for both tourists and
locals that it is today.
Sitting right on Dryman Bay, the restaurant
is a comfortable, friendly place where you can
not only order a tropical drink or beer, but can
also dine on some high-quality food. Plus, ifs


easily accessible by land and by water.
"It's one of the few places where you can
come in on your boat,"said Von Hubertz. "It's
also one of the last casual'Old-Florida'places
with gourmet food."
Von Hubertz said that after he acquired
the building, which he bought because of its
outstanding location, he began renovating it
and retooling the menu. Eventually, he decided
that he would keep on offering the casual,
beachy types of food like grouper sandwiches,
battered shrimp, burgers and hot dogs. But he
began adding even more menu choices.
"Most people come here for our signature
dishes, like our almond-crusted snapper and
pan-seared tuna,"Von Hubertz said. "We serve
a lot of pan-seared fish, and people rave about
the bouillabaisse."
Most of Von Hubertz's kitchen staff has
been with him for seven to 10 years, and that
includes his head chef Willie. Willie is originally
from Thailand, and his unique cooking style,
which is an Asian-American fusion, is what
gives the Casey Key Fish House its singular
culinary style.
"All of our sauces and toppings are fresh
and made from scratch, and that includes our
tropical fruit salsa,"Von Hubertz sad. "And of


course, we have our fresh fish."
With a location like the restaurant has, they
could theoretically throw a line off the outside
dining deck and catch your lunch. Across the
parking lot is the famous tiki bar, built in 2008
and nicknamed "Skeeterville"for a longtime
and well-loved bartender there.
The bar itself is large and situated right next
to the water, with colorful Adirondack chairs
next to it lining the adjacent beach. On Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, you can sit there and
enjoy live soft rock and island music while you
sip your tropical beverages and beer.
If you'd like to rent a room or hold an event
at the restaurant, Von Hubertz says that he has
plenty of space and one thing is for sure,
you can't beat the view.
"We can accommodate 75 to 100 people
for private parties, either open-air or covered
seating,"he said."I don't charge for the space, I
just charge you for the food."
The Casey Key Fish House and Tiki Bar is at
801 Blackburn Point Road in Osprey, at Marker
32, if you're arriving by boat. It's open from
11:30 a.m. until 9 p.m., seven days a week. For
more information, visit the Facebook page or
the website at www.caseykeyfishhouse.cqm,
o call 941-966-1901.


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May 8-14, 2013 E/N/C/V


DINING OUT GO


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By CHRIS KOURAPIS
SUN CORRESPONDENT


You don't have to travel to Key West to
enjoy a quick and tasty lunch. Englewood's
Key West Subs, located in Tiffany Square
Plaza, offers just about any combination of
grilled, cold or hot subs, wraps, homemade
chili, salads and salad dressings. Desserts
are limited to either chocolate brownies
or cannolis with homemade chocolate or
vanilla filling, but the cannolis are extra
special and made with love by Michaela
Cerce, whose Dad owns Key West Subs.
Key West Subs has been family owned
and operated in Englewood since 2007.
Michael and Debbie Cerce operated a
breakfast/lunch business in Boston prior to
relocating to Florida. Debbie, a self-taught
artist, decided that their new business
should have a Florida theme, tropical decor
and a Florida name Key West Subs. She
also knew that customers would enjoy
viewing her colorful, vibrant paintings
of Florida scenes as they waited for their
orders. "Most of our customers are locals
who have been coming here for years, but
we do have some snowbirds, explained
daughter Michaela, a recent USF graduate.
"A few weeks ago, after people started
heading north for the summer, we hired


Robie Jarvi, a sign waver. Business couldn't
be better," Debbie said. It seems that
drivers who didn't know about Key West
Subs responded favorably to the guy
dancing around and waving a sign.
People heading for the beach or with
their boats often stop by Key West Subs
where they know they will find a quick and
satisfying lunch to go, and ice for coolers
for only $2. The most popular items are the
stuffed turkey and the Key Largo cold subs.
A stuffed turkey sub is a Thanksgiving meal
in itself oven roasted turkey, stuffing,
cranberry sauce and mayonnaise. The Key
Largo is a combination of roasted turkey,
lettuce, tomato, and Key Largo Sauce
(mayonnaise, ketchup, balsamic vinegar
and bacon bits). Chicken Caesar and Greek
salad wraps travel well, of course, and
tossed Greek, Caesar, and chef salads are
also popular for those wishing to skip the
bread. Separate containers of assorted
homemade dressings are available, too,
along with canned or bottled soda and
bags of potato chips.
Any sub can be pressed, and it's impor-
tant to note the Key West subs are 8" and
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business, and Heather taught third grade.
After an exceptionally cold and windy
winter, they decided to leave Chicago
permanently. But they needed jobs.
"Find me something to do in Punta
Gorda," Mark said to his wife. And she found
a business where they could both work and
live in the area they love.
The couple bought Holidaze Boat
Rentals, at the marina in Fishermen's
Village in Punta Gorda in November 2012.
Indeed, it's a perfect business because they
are very knowledgeable, and have always
owned a boat.
The friendly couple describes Southwest
Florida waters as a boating and fishing
paradise, and certainly one of the most
interesting. If you want to enjoy a relaxing
day on the water, on a secluded beach, or
fish in one of the most prominent fishing
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state parks, dockside restaurants, and attrac-
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home is close by, I can walk to work in my
flip-flops," Heather said. "The only downside
is our daughter and son-in-law in Chicago are
expecting their first baby. But the airplanes fly
all the time."
Holidaze will deliver boats anywhere
in Charlotte Harbor. There is a two-hour
minimum on all boat rentals, and tax and
fuel cost extra. Ask about the multi-day
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Business hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven
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canoe or kayak along its scenic and mean-
dering waters. There also is a boat ramp.
This time of year, consider that you
might see some alligators swimming along
close to where you are kayaking. Paddle
accordingly. Last Tuesday there were some
gators that appeared to be about 3 feet
long. Although it is mating season from
now through June or so, the gators were
minding their own business.
More abundant were birds that occa-
sionally flew over the kayaks. Others were
in the trees bordering Shell Creek. A few
butterflies fluttered near some flowers
along the shore.
I was there with a group of travel
writers from Quebec, Ontario, Ohio and
California. About half of us had kayaked
previously. Our guide was Christopher J.
Warren of Phoenix Rising Kayak Tours LLC
of Rotunda West. He supplied the kayaks
for our morning adventure. He also helped
everyone adjust the foot rests and carry


the kayaks down the slope into the water.
Before leading the group on an exploration
of Shell Creek by kayak, he gave everyone
a lesson in paddling and turning. Warren's
company also offers kayak tours of Char-
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Peace River, plus Mangrove Point, Prairie
Creek and Shell Creek in Punta Gorda. For
information, call 941-586-2836 or visit:
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For those who choose not to kayak, the
park has a meandering path that offers
similar scenery. There also are two covered
pavilions for picnickers and free parking in
that part of the park.
From the water, which is fresh and
not brackish, you might catch a glimpse
of a house or two but basically, this is
old Florida at its best especially the
peaceful part of old Florida.
After the morning's adventure, which
included a few drops of rain, the group
headed to Fishermen's Village for lunch at
the Village Fish Market, which is owned
by Nick and Sue Randall, who emigrated
from England to purchase the restaurant
some 10 years ago. The restaurant offers
two menus one is gluten-free. I ordered
a lobster salad roll. It was as good as any
I ever enjoyed in Maine. The restaurant


also has an extensive list of non-seafood
choices, including steaks, burgers and all-
beef hot dogs plus homemade
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Hathaway Park is at 35461 Washington
Loop Road in Punta Gorda. Coming from
Route 17, watch for two entrances to the
park. The first one has restrooms and a
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SUN CORRESPONDENT

Certified SUP (Stand-up Paddle-
boarding) instructor Paige Bakhaus is
hooked on paddle sports. She provides
paddlers of all ages with lessons, equip-
ment and excursions at her Placida Road
business, Hooked on SUP. "If you can swim,
you can learn to paddleboard," Bakhaus
declares. "You don't necessarily have to
stand up all the time. It's okay to kneel,
sit, or even lay down on the board." For
"yakkers"who love kayaking, she also
provides Kayak rentals, lessons and Eco
Tours.
SUP is one of the fastest growing
water sports on the planet. It's actually
an ancient sport that began in Tahiti
and Hawaii. World famous surfer Laird
Hamilton brought the sport to California,


where it gained popularity in 2001-2002.
People jokingly" blame it on Laird,"
according to Bakhaus, whose business
has grown considerably since she began
renting space at Cape Haze Marina a
year ago. "SUP is all about fun, and it's
completely safe."
Youngsters 12 and under are required
to wear life jackets, but adults are free to
decide whether to don a life jacket or not.
All are provided with "land-based lessons
on water safety,"whistles and leashes to
secure them to their boards. Individuals
or small groups of paddlers are always
accompanied by a certified guide. What
Bakhaus loves most about the Cape Haze
waterway is that the tide enables water
to be exchanged and refreshed on a daily
basis, and paddlers are treated to dolphin/
manatee sightings and breath-taking
views. One and a half hour SUP and kayak


lessons are available that include all
necessary equipment, and paddlers may
choose two-hour,
four- hour, or full-day rentals. A complete
list of lessons, Eco Tours, and rental costs
can be found by visiting
www.hookedonsup.com.
Experienced paddlers are invited to
weekly events including: "Funky Full Moon
Paddles" or SUP YOW (Yoga on Water) that
takes place 8 a.m. to
9:30 a.m. on Tuesday and Saturday. In the
summer paddlers can expect additional
fun events and local discounts, announced
Bakhaus, who has hosted a Halloween
Zombie event and a holiday paddle where
people dressed up in all sorts of crazy LED
jewelry and glow-in-the dark costumes.
She also offers custom guided all-day
excursions to Don Pedro State Park and
other scenic areas where guests can enjoy


a picnic lunch. "When customers return"
she added, "they have full use of the
swimming pool, showers, and changing
rooms at the gorgeous Cape Haze Marina.
It's really a mini vacation for area resi-
dents."
If paddlers become "hooked" and want
to buy their own equipment, Bakhaus
offers a wide assortment of YOLO paddle
boards, Crescent Kayaks, and accessories
for sale. If you forget sunscreen, she has
that too. Free YOLO Board Demo Days are
available every Saturday from 10 a.m.-
2 p.m.
Anyone interested in participating in a
weekly "international cleanup" can meet
Paige Bakhaus and paddle free from
9 a.m. -10 a.m. every Saturday. A second
hour costs $10. Cape Haze Marina is
located at 6950 Placida Road, Englewood.
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Willie's 60th birthday bash


If you've ever wished you could celebrate
your birthday at your very own bar, you
probably wish you were Willie Nolan.
Nolan owns a popular bar in Port Char-
lotte, called Willie's, and for his landmark
60th birthday this month, he plans to bring
in a big crowd to his place to help him
celebrate.
"I'm having a big party at the bar on
May 11,"he said."Willie's is a neighborhood
bar it's loud, there's smoking and the
drinks are cheap."
This certainly won't be the first party
Nolan has thrown at his bar. He said he's
always looking for a reason to have a party,
especially around certain holidays. But
since he can only turn 60 one time, Nolan
and Julie Drake are planning a celebration
befitting an event of this magnitude.
"We have our DJ coming in early and
DJing all afternoon and night,"Nolan said.
"Then we'll be doing a casino from 2 p.m. to


exchanges hands. It's free to play, and
players are each given a thousand "dollars"
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can use at the bar. IF YC
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say it will be an impressive tribute to the
party boy himself. There will be no charge
for any of the food or for the casino games


Drake has ordered enough
food to feed at least 100 people, though he
acknowledges that it's
GO: possible that 150 to 200
people may show up at
May 11, from the party. That's what
happens when you own
t 4095 South a neighborhood bar that
t Charlotte. is so involved with the
ee food community.
.asonably When the hurricanes
)rmation, call ripped through Charlotte
County in 2004, Nolan
and his bar stepped up to
help their neighbors whose
homes and lives were destroyed.
"For 10 days, from sunup to sundown,
I fed Port Charlotte,"he said."l had a grill
and charcoal here and I cooked. Everyone


who came by brought a bag of ice, so I
could keep the beer cold."
Though Nolan is not physically in the bar
as much as he used to be, he said he's at a
great place in his life, traveling around the
world with Drake and his grandchildren,
and enjoying his time with those loved
ones. But that doesn't mean he won't be
ready to blow it out on his big day, with his
friends and family all around him.
"At every party, I dance on the bar and
I usually drag some of my customers up
there with me,"'he said. "That bar was built
before I bought the place, and it's very
strong."
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party's not over until Billy dances on the
bar."


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Keri Sharp, Laura Whitely, Ginger Harrison and Melissa
Matthews enjoy their vacation from Canada at the Daiquiri
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Elaine Joy being shown a
vintage dress by Scarlett
Cancro at the Vintage
Garden in Arcadia.


SUN PHOTO BY PETER ARATARI


Ashley Gouin and Eddie Maher enjoy a "day
at the races" during the 2013 Charlotte
County Homeless Coalition Derby at the
Isles Yacht Club in Punta Gorda.


SUN PHOTO BY PETER ARATARI


Jacob and Adam Papatomakis, Jaxson Wright, Connor Flynn,
and Helen Flynn bowling at AMF Venice Lanes in Venice.


SUN PHOTO BY
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Kelli Davidson, Jody
and Wanda McCord,
Crystal and Kevin
Lisby and baby
Everette Davidson
enjoying the after-
noon together at
the 2013 Charlotte
Harborfest at
Laishley Park.


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Morgan Wilder, a PCHS senior, accepts a $500 scholar-
ship from Patti Plotts, scholarship chair, of the Women's
Golf Association at Port Charlotte Golf Club. Morgan
plans to attend Florida State in the fall with future
hopes for a career in medicine or biological engineering.


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Jim Smith, Frank Diasparra and Detective Norman Nahra
enjoy the afternoon together at the 2013 Charlotte Harbor-
fest which took place at Laishley Park, Punta Gorda.


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Finishers of the Girls on the Run 5K held Saturday, April 27, at the Charlotte Sports
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Garlic Whipped Potatoes Glazed Carrots
Cranberry and Sage Chicken Roulade
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Aaron Tippin displays his father's Air Force helmet
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By SHIRLEY GEORGE

The Leadership Charlotte Class of
2013 will host a "Mardi Gras in May"
at 6 p.m. on May 18 at the Cultural
Center, 2280 Aaron St., Port Char-
lotte. The event is to raise funds to
support the Charlotte County Home-
less Coalition and AMIKids Crossroads,


Inc.
The event will
feature Zydeco
(a blend of
Cajun, blues,
and rhythm
and blues
music) by
'The Gumbo
Boogie Band,'
an authentic
Cajun-styled
menu, silent


auction, and more. This is a wonderful
opportunity for the community to
have an enjoyable evening while
supporting two worthy causes. Dress
is casual-nice, however, Mardi Gras
attire is encouraged and appreciated.
Tickets are $70 each, and may
be purchased at the Chamber of
Commerce offices, online at www.
CharlotteCountyChamber.org, or
leadershipcharlotte2013e',gmail.com.


The Leadership Charlotte of
2013 is comprised of 24 community
leaders from varied backgrounds. The
leaders are chosen from applications
submitted to the Charlotte County
Chamber of Commerce. The group
meets once a month to visit area
businesses that include health care
day, justice day, education day, arts
and tourism day, local economy day
and government day.


Each Leader-
ship Charlotte
2013 member
submitted an
idea for a theme
for a year-end
fundraiser. After
submission of
ideas, Mardi
Gras in May was
chosen.
Since 1989, the


Charlotte County Homeless Coalition
has been assisting individuals and
families in need of food and shelter.
AMIKids Crossroads is a 24-bed
facility that houses boys that are
unable to be placed in foster care
mostly due to their ages.
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encourages the community to attend
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help those less fortunate.


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Venice Chalk Art Festival new location


By DEBBIE FLESSNER
SUN CORRESPONDENT

For one day during each of the past four
years, there is a time that you won't want
to walk on the Venice Island sidewalks.
That's because the walkways will be filled
with colorful pieces of art for the Venice
Chalk Art Festival.
The concept is fairly simple blocks
of sidewalk are marked off and artists of
all ages and skill levels buy a square and
create their art in chalk.
"It's a community-based event that we
hold at the same time as the Farmer's
Market,"said Mary Morris, executive
director of the Venice Art Center. "This is a
great joint effort between us and Venice


Main Street."
Participants who plan on creating art
on a sidewalk square will be divided into
one of four categories: youth, group, adult
novice or professional. Morris says that
the "group" category could be a family, a
couple, really any type of group, but they
all must draw within the same square.
All artists need to bring their own chalk,
and if they are registered in advance, a
square will already be marked out just for
them. Then it's up to them to draw what-
ever they like.
Last year, there were 45 artistic squares
drawn at the Venice Chalk Art Festival.
Morris said that the festival's move to
Centennial Park from Miami Avenue was
made because of the need for even more


space.
"We outgrew that area, plus we wanted
to be near the Farmers Market,"' Morris
said. "Centennial Park gives us room to
accommodate more. People will be able to
just walk up that day and register, if there
is space available."
You don't have to be a professional, or
even an especially talented artist to come
draw in the festival. It's open to people
who want to compete, but also to people
who just want to explore and express
themselves artistically in this particular
medium.
"We are still looking for artists to
participate" Morris said. "You can give us a
call and pay a small fee to enter. It's $5 for
youth and adult/novice, $10 for groups and


$15 for professionals."
One of the most wonderful things about
a chalk festival is that the colorful works of
art are meant to be enjoyed for a couple of
days and then to disappear. Mother Nature
and her storm clouds dictate how long the
art is to be admired.
Whether you attend the festival as an
artist or an art lover, Morris said you will
be astounded at the quality of the artists
in our area, who work both in chalk and
other mediums as well.
"We have a huge amount of talent here;',"
she said. "Venice is just one of those places
where people love to come and paint,
even if they've never painted before. It's
amazing how many people get inspired
here."


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sons and two daughters. She was widowed at age 35, with her oldest son just
graduating high school. Times were tough, but the family pulled together to
survive. Although living in rural Virginia, the Reynolds house was THE place for
the children and all their friends to gather. With two sons in a band, the house
was always full of music, love and laughter. She grew up with her children. Now,
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"It's an exciting, fun track to play, yet it's easy to
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and surrounding community. An abundance of water
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Like other area courses, Blue Heron Pines was hit hard by Hurricane Charley in 2004. But unlike
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downed trees that were still living. The result is a course with trees that are natural wonders in their
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across the ground, determined trees with winding trunks exploding into robust foliage. Purple
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called Emu Lakes, and the community Casa del Mar. While many courses have alligators on their
grounds, Emu Lakes actually had emus. Thirteen years ago, American Land Lease bought the
community and golf course, renamed it, and added the front nine holes. Three greens have been
rebuilt since Hurricane Charley hit, and two more will be rebuilt this year. "It's an ongoing process
that will continue until all the greens have been rebuilt," said Itschner. The clubhouse was also rebuilt
and expanded to 9,000 square feet, with a commercial kitchen, deck, game rooms and meeting rooms
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2013 Summer Programs


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Registration is open for Venice Theatre's
annual summer theatre camps and
classes for children, teens and adults. This
summer, the six-week campers (grades
2-12) will audition, rehearse and perform
a full-scale MainStage musical produc-
tion called Back to the Beach: Surf's Up!
written by the theater's playwright-in-
residence, Ronald Myroup. The three-week
campers (also grades two-12) will perform
a fully mounted studio production on
MainStage. A two-week camp for students
entering kindergarten and first grade is
also being offered as well as a variety of
audition, dance and vocal workshops for
teens and adults. Fees range from $50 to
$460.
Instructors include theater profes-
sionals Kelly Duyn, Charlotte Bliss, Peter
Madpak, Cathleen McClendon, Cathy
Baudrit-Noeth, Amy Blake, Eric Berkel,


Peter Ivanov, Gladys Varga and Jared
Walker. Tuition scholarships are available
for qualified families. Families can learn
more at an open house on June 1, from 10
a.m. to noon.
To register or find out further infor-
mation, call Venice Theatre's director of
education and outreach, Sandy Davisson
or assistant director, Candace Artim at
941-486-8679. To make registration more
convenient, the theater also offers on-line
registration at www.venicestage.com
and EZ payment options via bank draft or
credit card.
Shuttle Bus Service is available for
campers who also participate in YMCA
programs. Call 941-486-8679 for details
about this service. All classes and camps
take place at the theater at 140 W. Tampa
Avenue on the island in Venice. Advanced
registration and a nonrefundable payment
in full or EZ Pay installment arrangement
is required.


Summer program for kids at the Cultural Center


The Learning Place at the Cultural Center
has unveiled its Summer Program for Kids
and Teens, which is partially funded by
Mosaic Company.
The Summer program for Kids, ages 7-11,
kicks off on Tuesday, May 28 (the day after
Memorial Day).
This year, the two-week program is
entitled "American Classics for Kids," and
features stories of legendary heroes from
mid-America. Again, the theme for this
year will be experienced through art,
music, dance, literature and film and the
program will operate from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
daily. Students may enroll for one or for


two weeks. The price is $25 a week, which
includes snacks and lunch.
The teen program will operate through
the month of June beginning on Monday,
June 3. Classes in pottery, painting, Photo-
shop, creative writing, algebra review, elec-
tronics and Tiririca Martial Arts are being
offered on the "teen schedule."The price
is $25 per class. Students in this program
are welcome to participate in the full lunch
program being offered through the Port
Charlotte branch of the Public Library.
Space is limited for both the Kids and
Teen program, so interested students
should register as soon as possible by
visiting the Learning Place Office at 2280
Aaron St., in Port Charlotte, or by calling
941-625-4175.


Shows this week:



Through May 12 "The Game's Afoot"




May 10 "50 Shades! The Musical"
May 13 --2013 Wells Fargo High
School Music Awards
May 14 Crosby, Stills and Nash



Through May 18 -
"Menopause the Musical"




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Through June 2 "By Gershwin"
Through May 24 "In the Book of"


May 9 Darius Rucker




Through May 19 -"Harvey"
Elwood P. Dowd has an imaginary
friend Harvey a 6-foot tall rabbit.
His social-climbing sister, Veta, decides
to have him committed to a sanitarium
to spare their family from future
embarrassment.




Through May 19 -"Second Samuel"
Set in the late 1940s, this small-town
comedy introduces us to a cast of quirky
neighbors as they come to grips with the
biggest surprise of their lives.
May 9 26 "How to Eat Like a Child"
This musical romp through the joys
and sorrows of being a child is hilarious.
Children give 23 lessons in such subjects
as how to beg for a dog, how to torture
your sister, how to act after being sent
to your room and how to laugh hysteri-
cally.
The pace is fast, the tone subversive
and the recognition instant.




May 8 Crosby, Stills and Nash
May 9 Celtic Women


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By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR

Newly open on the main stage at Venice
Theatre is"Second Samuel,"by Pamela Parker.
Nominated fora Pulitzer Prize, this comedy
is likely to be all the funnier and poignant
- with Allan Kollar in the cast and direction
by Venice Theatre's artistic director Murray
Chase. Kollar and Chase earned guffaws
and more for each appearance in any of the
"Greater Tuna" plays produced at the theater
in recent years. Although those plays are set
in Greater Tuna, Texas, there could be some
similarity, if less silliness, to the fictional
Georgia town, Second Samuel, which is
mourning the loss of its beloved matriarch,
Miss Gertrude.
"I'm excited to be working with a group
of experienced actors, most of whom I've
worked with before;'Chase said."All I have to
do is get out of their way and let them have
fun with the script."
The seven men in the post WWII-era play
include Kollar as Mansel, Carroll Hunter as
U.S., Mike Gilbert as Frisky, Jim Lovett as Doc,
Doug Snure as Mr. Mozell and Neil Kasanofsky
as June, with Hunter Cross as B-Flat,a
character who might be considered "slower"
than the others. They hang out at the local
bar while the women tend to gather at the
local beauty parlor. The women include: Lori
Chase as Omaha Nebraska, Nancy Denton as
Marcela, Kim Kollar (Allan's wife) as Jimmy
Deanne and Arianna DeCecco as Ruby.

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According to the release from the theater,
"a secret comes to light that threatens to
divide the town and tarnish Miss Gertrude's
legacy." B-Flat is the narrator of this story that
explores the manner in which the towns-
people deal with the surprise when they
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ground during the Civil War."
Venice Theatre's production is the area
premier of"Second Samuel."
The production staff includes Sandra
Henderson as stage manager, John Andzulis
as technical director, Donna Buckalter as
scenic designer, Christopher Parish as lighting
design, Dorian Boyd as sound designer and
Francine Smetts as costume designer.
"Second Samuel" continues through
May 19 on the main stage at Venice Theatre,
140 W. Tampa Ave., on the island in down-
town Venice. Performances are at 8 p.m.
on Tuesday through Saturdays and 2 p.m.
on Sunday. Tickets are $25-$28 for adults,
$13-$15 for students. Call the theater's box
office at 941-488-1115 or visit:
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Los Angeles Times Ratings by the Motion Picture Association of America are: (G) for general
audiences; (PG) parental guidance urged because of material possibly unsuitable for children; (PG-13)
parents are strongly cautioned to give guidance for attendance of children younger than 13; (R)
restricted, younger than 17 admitted only with parent or adult guardian; (NC-17) no one younger than


17 admitted.

OPENING THIS FRIDAY

The Great Gatsby I Runtime: 2 hrs.
22 min. | Rated PG-13 for some violent
images, sexual content, smoking,
partying and brief language.
An aspiring writer falls under the spell of an
aloof millionaire with designs for the young scribes
unhappily married cousin in director Baz Luhrmanns
adaptation of F Scott Fitzgeraldscelebrated novel
It's the spring of 1922, and wide-eyed Midwest-
erner Nick Carraway (Tobey Maguirel has lust
moved to New York City in pursuit of the American
Dream Settling into a home next door to wealthy
Jay Gatsby (Leonardo DiCaprino, Carraway grows
increasingly fascinated by the elaborate parties held
at his new neighbor s estate Meanwhile, across
the bay, Carraway s cousin Daisy (Carey Mulligan)
flounders in her marriage to philandering aristo-
crat Tom Buchanan (Joel Edgerton) Inspired by
the debauchery on display at Gatsby's wild parties
and the lives of the wealthy elite, Carraway begins
putting pen to paper as it gradually becomes clear
that his cousin and the millionaire share a compli-
cated romantic past that remains unresolved
Peeples I Runtime: 1 hr. 35 min. |
Rated PG-13 for sexual content, drug
material and language.
After a year of living with girlfriend Grace (Kerry
Washington), Wade Walker (Craig Robinson) is eager
to propose to her, but she's still reluctant to introduce
him to her snobbish family When Grace leaves for
a gathering at her parents swanky compound, he
hatches a plan to crash the assemblage, charm her
folks, and slip a ring on her finger However, his
scheme soon goes awry, and Wade realizes that his
only chance of marrying her is a take-no-prisoners
confrontation with her father

OTHER MOVIES PLAYING
THIS WEEK

Iron Man 3 | Runtime: 2 hr. 20 min. |
Rated PG-13 for intense sci-fi action/
violence and brief suggestive content.
Marvels Iron Man 3 pits brash-but-brilliant
industrialist Tony StarklIron Man against an enemy
whose reach knows no bounds When Stark finds
his personal world destroyed at his enemy s hands,


he embarks on a harrowing quest to find those
responsible This journey, at every turn, will test his
mettle With his back against the wall, Stark is left to
survive by his own devices, relying on his ingenuity
and instincts to protect those closest to him As he
fights his way back, Stark discovers the answer to
the question that has secretly haunted him does the
man make the suit or does the suit make the man?
The Big Wedding I Runtime: 1 hr.
30 min. | Rated R for language, brief
nudity and sexual content.
A charmingly modern family tries to survive
a weekend wedding celebration that has the
potential to become a full-blown family hasco 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 sons 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
Pain and Gain I Runtime: not
provided I Rated R for language
throughout, bloody violence, drug use,
crude sexual content and nudity.
A group of steroid-abusing bodybuilders engage
in a campaign of kidnapping, extortion and murder
in Florida
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 crashing down after he
rescues a beautiful stranger (Olga Kurylenkol from
a downed spacecraft The womans arrival triggers
a chain of events that culminates in Jack s nearly
single-handed battle to save mankind
42 | Runtime: not provided I Rated
PG-13 for thematic elements, including
language
42 tells the story of two men-the great


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Jackie Robinson and legendary Brooklyn Dodgers
GM Branch Rickey-whose brave stand against
prejudice forever changed the world by changing the
game of baseball. In 1946, Branch Rickey (Harrison
Ford) put himself at the forefront 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 demonstrate
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,""Inception,"
"Black Swan"and pop culture featuring Ashley
Tisdale, Charlie Sheen, Lindsay Lohan, Snoop Dogg,
Katt Williams, Molly Shannon, Terry Crews, Simon
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Tyler Posey, Shad Moss aka Bow Wow, Kate Walsh,
Heather Locklear, Mac Miller and Mike Tyson.
Evil Dead I Runtime: 1 hr. 31 min.I
Rated R for strong bloody violence
and gore, some sexual content and


language. (Parents: common sense
media says iffy for 17+).
In the much-anticipated remake of the 1981 cult-
hit horror film, five twenty-something friends become
holed up in a remote cabin. When they discover a Book
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help his patients along the road to health.
By night, he serves as second tenor for the
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For Ken, this after-hours involvement is
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known as the"Reflections." For many years
they continued to perform throughout
the Atlanta area. After moving to Florida
with his wife Pat, Dr. Feder opened his
practice in Punta Gorda, and maintains that
practice today. Ken formed the group"The
Goldtones"after finding other like-minded
singers with a love for the oldies.
Johnny G. has been performing profes-
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His first band, the "Velveteens"started
working at high school dances and was
soon hired to perform at weddings, private
banquets and concerts. John recorded his
first record at age 13 in 1959, followed by
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Bobby Ricci originally started his career as
a spoof/comedy writer, and was successful
with one of his three albums by selling over
400,000 units on iTunes under'Bob Ricci'
But Ricci wanted to continue his
performing and writing in a band context
so he formed the "Zombie University Band"
two years ago.
Together with Craig Holder, bass guitarist,
Ricci utilized his satirical ingenuity to create
the band's name. They claim,"Zombie
University was founded by the unfortu-
nate Zombie Apocalypse of December 21,
2012. The Mayans were right about the
cataclysmic events of that date, except
they got the 'it will affect the whole world'
part wrong. In fact, it only affected local
Punta Gorda residents Bobby Ricci and Craig
Holder. Although it was a lackluster apoca-
lypse, all was not lost because it opened a
window of opportunity for the musicians to
find new life in their deaths."
Indeed, the 'zombies' have found their
niche performing fora huge fan base.
Appropriate to the band's motto, "We're
coming to rock your brains/audiences rock
'n'roll to the band's unique musical and
vocal talent. Its vast repertoire of songs are
by artists such as The Eagles, The Beastie
Boys, Santana, Van Halen, Eric Clapton,
Michael Jackson, Black Eyed Peas, Metallica,
Billy Joel, Queen, Adele and many more.
Ricci, lead guitarist and one of the four
vocalists, recently added Jonathan Cox as
the band's drummer. Cox has been playing
drums for 10 years, and is pursuing a bach-
elor's degree in Criminal Justice. He moved
from Maine to this area in 2006 with his
family"for a fresh start in a warm state."


Holder, owner of Security and Automation
Company in Punta Gorda, has been playing
bass guitar and six-string guitar since age
16. Father of three teenage boys, he claims
he studied at'Zombie University.'
Multitalented Francesco Maceri, began
his musical journey on violin at age 8. Those
efforts translated into piano and guitar, and
eventually into songwriting and singing.
Maceri is currently completing a college
degree, and producing original material for
a full-length debut album."What I like best
about our band is the synergy; we feed off
each other," Maceri said.
Originally from Queens, N.Y., Lina Rodri-
guez began performing at age 5, studying
tap, jazz and ballet dance. She relocated
to Florida with her family at age 12, and
has been singing for 15 years. Lina has
performed in musical theaters, and with
the Blues Brothers Revue at Disney World.
In 2010, she released her first original song,
"It's On (Tonight)."She is a State of Florida
Notary, has a college degree in legal studies,
and is the devoted mother of a 5-year-old
daughter.
Adding to the mix of the five talented
musicians and singers is vocalist, Schae
Rodriguez, Lina's sister. Schae has been
singing since age 11 in choirs and talent
shows. Although she loves Zombie Univer-
sity, she intends to attend college in the
near future.
The band performs on Thursdays at Dean's
South of the Border, Punta Gorda, and also,
gigs at Harpoon Harry's and Emil's in Punta
Gorda, Porky's Roadhouse in Port Charlotte,
Lock'n Key and Elks Lodge in Englewood and
Bond Restaurant and Lounge in Naples.
For booking, schedule, and video, go to
booking@zombieu.net or call 941-419-5286.


Top of Billboard Chart on May 8
'60s
1964 -"Can't Buy Me Love" by the Beatles
1968 "Honey" by Bobby Goldsboro
'70s
1974 "The Loco-Motion" by Grand Funk Railroad
1979 --"Reunited" by Peaches & Herb
'80s
1982 "Chariots of Fire Titles" by Vangelis
1987 "(I Just) Died in Your Arms" by Cutting Crew


Sweet Inspirations
If you've ever wondered how some song ideas came about, here are some samples:
"Night Moves"(Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band, 1977). It's about Seger's high school
days in Ann Arbor, Mich., also inspired by the movie American Graffiti... "(Sittin'On) the
Dock of the Bay"(Otis Redding, 1968). On a warm summer morning, Redding was "just
wastin'time"from a rented houseboat on San Francisco Bay... "Take Me Home, Country
Roads"(John Denver, 1971). The song was not really supposed to be about West Virginia
nor did Denver write it. Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert co-wrote it, motivated by a drive
through Maryland.
"Our House" (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, 1970). Graham Nash wrote this song in
reference to a small house in Laurel Canyon that he shared with Joni Mitchell... "Whip
It"(Devo, 1980). They claim that it's about people pulling together and whipping a
problem.. "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" (The Tokens, 1961). The story traces back to a'30s
African doo-wop song, evolving into a '50s folk song called "Wimoweh" by the Weavers,
then finally a hit pop song by the Tokens, a New York City doo wop group.. "Year of the
Cat" (Al Stewart, 1977). The title is from Vietnamese astrology but there's little connection
with the colorful lyrics... "You're So Vain"(Carly Simon, 1972). This celebrity gossip song
is about several men in Carly Simon's life, but according to her producer, it's mainly about
actor Warren Beatty.


Last week, this musical trivia question was asked: Which classic Bob Dylan song begins
with the lyrics"Come gather'round people wherever you roam?"
Answer: The Times They Are A-Changin' The first reader to answer correctly was
Will Johnson of Punta Gorda.
This Week's Question: In the well-known song "American Pie,"
what did Don McLean call February 3rd, 1959?

If you think you have the right answer, email it to upbeat@sun-herald.com no later
than 12 noon this Friday, and we'll publish your name as the winner with the correct
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PORT CHARLOTTE,
24458 Pine Ridge PI.
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SunCoast Isles Realty
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2001 newly painted in & out.
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PUNTA GORDA ISLES
3 Bedroom/2 Bath, POOL,
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Fisherman's Village Realty

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3517 WHIPPOORWILL BLVD
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$239,000. Linda 941-457-
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2764459 Jill Brouwer Realty
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12539 SW KINGSWAY CIR.
Newer S/S Appliances,
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beautiful view of Kingsway
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941-468-3691
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S1040


LAKE SUZY, 11335 SW
Essex Dr. Located in
Kingsway Golf Course Area.
2Bed/2Bath/2CG Single Unit
Meticulas! MLS#C7043538
$195,950. Linda 941-457-
7245 or Jill Brouwer 941-
2764459 Jill Brouwer Realty


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2466 Magnolia Circle
Immaculate 2/2/2
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Offering pool, spa, tennis
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Must See! $148,900
Henry Gustaf
941-204-8213
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ENGLEWOOD 3/2/2 13494
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2-4PM, PUNTA GORDA
3812 Tripoli Blvd, PG, FL 33950
BSI Villa 2/2/2 w/Den,
Extra Large Lanai
$142,900
907-942-5665 or 941-276-0909
PORT CHARLOTTE Harbor
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PUNTA GORDA Ile, Vi:,irinte
Gated Comm., beautiful 3/3,
Fully Furn., Private elevator,
Wood Cabinets, Granite Coun-
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River. $368,900 941-627-5673


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1040

PUNTA GORDA Emerald
Pointe, gated waterfront,
w/dock, pools, tennis. Sold As
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Granite countertops, wood
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Priced to sell $269,900
Surfside Realty & Co.
Jim Brasse 941-662-5604
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ARCADIA, 1473 S. E. Plum
Nearly New 3BR/2BA Home
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877-507-1122


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1095


PUNTA GORDA SNOWBIRD SPECIAL
Limited Offer. $59,995 Complete'
Brand new 2/2 Jacobsen double
wide, shed, carport, lanai &
landscaped. No lt fees until next
season, in beautiful Riverside Oaks.
Call Mike, 941-356-5308
www.riversideoaksflorida.com


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DoubleWidePlus, new carpets
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WITH OPEN FLOOR PLAN ON
ALMOST 2 ACRES $132,900
MOUNTAIN VIEW... EASY
ACCESS CALL FOR MORE
DETAILS 828-286-2981 BRKR

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3/2/2 w/Pool Service, DC..........$1300
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
4/3/3 Heron Creek, NP...........$1650
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1210






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sewer & lawn inc $800.
* 3/2/2 Scr. lanai, on
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* 1/1cp DUPLEX N. Eng.
water, sewer & lawn inc
quiet on bus route $525

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PORT CHARLOTTE 3/1/1
Newly renovated, granite kitch,
spa, nice fenced yard. 1st/last
& sec. $749 561-351-5390
PORT CHARLOTTE Beautiful,
immaculate 3/2 at $925 (inc
discount). Call Realty Mgt at
941-625-3131 or view online
at flarentals.net
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2/2 W/COVERED CARPORT,
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$850/MO, 1ST, LAST, $500 SEC,
1 YR LEASE. 941-629-5486
PORT CHARLOTTE Private,
2/1 w/ Pool Mother in Law
Suite. Unfurnished. Electric &
Water Included. $750. Mo. No
Pets 941-380-9659
PORT CHARLOTTE Small 2/2, all
apple, quiet neighborhood, 1st, last
&sec. $750/mo, 941-766-0780


HOMES FOR RENT
1210


PORT CHARLOTTE, 2/1/1,
22456 Catherine Ave.
$700/Mo, 941-467-5834
PORT CHARLOTTE, 3/2/1
Tile Throughout. Very Clean.
Like New! Incl. Lawn Service.
$850. mo. 941-380-9067
PUNTA GORDA 2/2/1
Open floor plan, canal, lanai,
no pets, tile/wood,$800/mo
annual 908-303-5417
PUNTA GORDA 2/2/1 PGI,
Greenbelt, immac., spacious,
all tile, W/D, NP/NS, incl. lawn-
care, $895 941-423-2643
PUNTA GORDA, 2/2/2,
furnished or unfurnished.
Sailboat lot, 6 mins to harbor.
$1500 mo. 866-481-7027
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VENICE- 3/2/1, Lovely 1500
sf on quiet St., newer kit, hook-
ups, shed, A/C. Avail. for
responsible tenant 7/1.
$1050 5083958659 No Agents

CONDOS/VILLAS
FOR RENT
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IN BIRD BAY VILLAGE
Venice, FL
BIRD BAY REALTY, INC.
941-484-6777 or
800-464-8497

AWARD WINNING
SUNBELT MGT.
SERVICES
RENTALS *
1/1 55+ Comm.,
Brinson Ave., P.C.
$475/mo
2/2 No Pets,
Quesada Ave., P.C.
$600/mo

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DEEP CREEK 2/2 or 3/2, tile
cath. ceil, wood cab. granite,
W/D, lanai $725+ up, pets ok
(941)-626-1514 or 661-4539
ENGLEWOOD AREA,
2/2 fenced yard, all tile, all
appliances. $750/M, 1st &
Security 941-204-6366
ENGLEWOOD Large 2/2 Villa
w/huge walk-in closet, cermic
tile, covered park, sep. laund.
rm. $650. mo. 941-313-9478


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, 1/1
Centrally Located! $550. Mo.
+ Last & Sec. Dep. Immed.
Occp. Call Jim 941-924-2764
PUNTA GORDA 2/2 ground
floor on canal $600. View at
flarentals.net or call Realty Mgt
at 941-625-3131
PUNTA GORDA downtown
2/2/CP, lanai w/harbor view,
close to rest. & shops. Furn.,
W/D, 55 & over. No pets.
$825 mo+sec 941-875-4699.
VENICE ISLAND 55+
2BR/2BA, Pool, 2 Blocks
to beach, shopping, No
pets, smoking $1100/ mth
941-493-1036


TOWNHOUSES
FOR RENT
1280

VENICE- ISLAND WALK, GATED
COMM. 2 STORY 4BR/3BA FULLY
FURN, WATER & BASIC CABLE
INCL. 6 MTH MIN LEASE
$1850/MO AVAIL JUNE 1ST.
941-380-0807


FOR RENT
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PUNTA GORDA 2/1 Totally
remodeled, all tile, W/D
hookup, fresh paint, private dri-
veway, quiet dead end st.
$675/M 203-494-8552

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
LIVIZ 1320

CHARLOTTE HARBOR 2/1
Furn'd, Screened Lanai, Covered
Parking, No Pets, Clean, Neat,
$600/Mo, 1st/Last, 941-875-
9425
CHARLOTTE HARBOR,
Almost new lbd/lba, tile
floors. No Pets. Quiet $565
(941) 587-7828
NORTH PORT
Victoria Point Apts at
Sumter & Appomattox
Between US 41 & 1-75.
Accepting Applications
S for 1Br & 2Br s
Conveniently
located close to schools
shopping, entertainment,
& beaches
941-423-8720
STUDIO APTSV
Income-Based Housing
for those 62+ or HCA
Requirements. 941-624-
2266. Limited availability.
Restrictions Apply.
TTY: 1-800-955-8771

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PORT CHARLOTTE, 1/1
Centrally Located! $550. Mo.
+ Last & Sec. Dep. Immed.
Occp. Call Jim 941-924-2764
PUNTA GORDA, Downtown
2.5/2/1, Walk to everything!
$995 Call Cathi 941-456-4159


VENICE CLUBSIDE APTS.
1 Bedrooms Available.
$350 Move-in Fee.
Call 941-488-7766.
VENICE ISLAND Efficiency
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No pets, 1 yr lease
941-416-5757or 323-6466
VENICE STUDIO
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Accepting Section 8 Vouchers
941-488-7766
VENICE: 2/1 2 miles
to Beach, walk to Publix,
Shops & bus.
Immaculate, partially fur-
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$750/mo. Annual. No
pets.
(941)-374-3401
VILLA SAN CARLOS II
22250 Vick St.
Affordable-Income based
One bedroom apartments
for 62 or older
Income Limits Apply
Call 941-624-4404
TTY-1-800-955-8771


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TTY-1-800-955-8771



MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT
1340


ENGL 55 + park 1/1 part-
ly furn. Enc lanai Clean
quiet safe park. $625 mo
ann. 941-786-7777
ENGLEWOOD 55+ 3/2/CP
Furnished, Double Wide. Nice
Location! $500. mo Annual
941-698-1058

EFFICIENCIES
FOR RENT
1350

BANANA BAY MOTEL
Port Charlotte Waterfront
from $210/wk. Util incl. Pets ok,
Pool, Fishing. 941-743-4441
HARBOUR HEIGHTS close to
river, newly renovated efficien-
cies with cable & internet, Sun-
nybrook Motel 941-625-6400
VENICE BRIGHT & CLEAN, fully
furn, utilities & cable incl. Priv.
patio. NS/pets 1st, last & sec,
$595 mo. 941-223-4557
ROOMS FOR RENT
1360


PORT CHARLOTTE, Clean &
Quiet Furn. Room. Working Man
Only $125wk+Dep 941-626-2832
NORTH PORT private bath,
house privileges, lots of
extras, $300/month, call Rick
at 941-391-2363
PORT CHARLOTTE Huge private
room, everything included, furn'd,
newly FL decore, quiet area,
smoke/alcohol free, close toYMCA,
$115/wk, 941-764-0002
PORT CHARLOTTE private
entrance and bath, furnished,
util and cable incl., $125/wk +
dep, 941-889-7119
PORT CHARLOTTE Room for
rent for 1 or 2 persons. $130
per week. 941-623-2972
PORT CHARLOTTE ROOM-in-
HOME smoke/alcohol free
$400 mo. or $125 weekly
941-268-2160
PT. CHARLOTTE, Clean, Quiet,
$125wk/$450mo, incl Util, Furn'd,
Refs. 941-743-3070, 941-740-2565
PUNTA GORDA, Furnished
Room, Wi-Fi, Pool, $95/Week,
All Inclusive, 941-676-0158
VENICE-Bedroom, Bath
&Cable Kitchen privdg.
NS male pref. Reasonable
price 941-497-5927

RENTALS TO SHARE
1370


ENGLEWOOD/PT. CHAR.
Must have transportation. $75/wk
most utilities incl. 941-662-9115
PORT CHARLOTTE, A Caring
Man Offers Privacy, Privileges, &
Free Room Rent to a Mature Caring
Woman. (Non Smk) 941-6290543
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2600SqFt, 4800SqFt.
$6.50 a sq ft. 941-484-4316
COMMERCIAL/
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1620





ARCADIA 4.4 ac By Owner!
House & Shop, 800 ft. Hwy 17
Frontage, Zoned Comm. Info.
863-494-5540 or 863-244-
3585
PORT CHARLOTTE- Prime office
space, 3 units 1,000sf. ea. Brand
new. Sandhill Blvd. Turnkey/Fully
built out. (941)-624-5992



PUNTA GORDA Offices for
Rent. First Yr half off w/3 Yr
Lease. Holly Jo, 941-815-0414


& STORAGE
1640

MURDOCK AREA 2500
Sq.ft., offices, 2 bath. 3ph
electric, A/C. $1300/mo.
Avail. NOW! 941-626-0416
NORTH PORT 800SF Ware-
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$210/mo+Tax 941-661-6720
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HAS 10 OPENINGS. FT/PT
EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
(941)-257-4452

CNA'S, HHA'S and
Caregivers
Find new clients by
advertising your services
in the Senior Directory
every Wednesday in
The Sun Newspapers.
This feature publishes in
Charlotte, Sarasota, and
Desoto Counties.
Market yourself reach
150,000 readers!

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SUN e
N NEWSPAPERS
Charlotte DeSoto Englewood North PoiVenice
Call 941-429-3110
for more information

CNA/HHA's
NEEDED FOR IMMEDIATE
PLACEMENT!
NEW OFFICE! NEW OPPORTUNI-
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INSURANCE
CALL TODAY,
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Call Mon. Fri., 8a-4pm.
941-764-0880 or
941-480-0880
ALL STAT HOME HEALTH
COOK, Full time exp. in
ALF setting a plus. Apply
within. Lexington Manor
20480 Veterans, Blvd. Port
Charlotte.

DeSoto
Health & Rehab
has the following job
opportunities available:
.PT/FT/PRN for
COTA, OT & PT
SCNA FT/PT all shifts
Fax resume to:
(863)-494-9470
For questions call:
(863)-494-5766

DIETARY AIDE
MUST HAVE SOME DINING
ROOM AND LONG TERM
CARE EXPERIENCE BE ABLE
TO WORK FLEX HOURS.
APPLY IN PERSON:
QUALITY HEALTH CARE
6940 Outreach Way
North Port
(941)426-8411 or
FAX Resume to
941-423-1572 EOE
DRUG FREE WORK PLACE
MED.SECRETARY FT, exp.
pref. & organized, people skills
Fax PC 941-883-3938
RN UNIT MANAGER
AND
WOUND CARE NURSE
needed for our REHAB
UNIT with experience in
Long Term Care and a
Acute Care Background.
Must be an RN
Apply at:
Signature Heathcare
LLC, 4033 Beaver Lane,
Port Charlotte.
EOE/DFWP


MEDICAL
LwalvaZ2030


MEDICAL BILLER & CODER
needed for busy Dermatol-
ogy office in Venice. Full
time Experience a must
Fax resume 941-486-4146
S SIGNATURE
HEATHCARE LLC
is seeking a dependable
& compassionate person
to join our team as our





Please apply in person
Signature Healthcare
4033 Beaver Lane,
Port Charlotte.
SEOE/DFWP
CHECK THE
CLASSIFIEDS! /
VERY BUSY OUTPATIENT
RADIOLOGY CENTER HAS
AVAILABLE POSITIONS
in our Billing Department:
Coder, Authorizations and
Eligibility Coordinator,
and Collections
(Full-time, Part-time and
Temporary Positions).
Experience Required.
Excellent Benefits for
Full-Time Staff.
Please send resume to:
krichardson@advimaging.com
or Fax to: 941-235-4643.

HORIZON
HEALTHCARE
INSTITUTE
www.HorizonTechlnstitute.Com
"ADVANCE YOUR CAREER"
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and click on Classifieds
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(Visa or Mastercard)

SUNA




RESTAURANT/
HOTEL
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RESTAURANT /
HOTEL
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"BARTENDER**
FULL TIME EXPERIENCED AND
REFERENCES REQUIRED.
JOE CRACKER SPORTS
GRILLE & TIKI
APPLY IN PERSON: 1020
EL JOBEAN RD, PORT CHAR

KI NGSWAY
COUNTRY CLUB
IS NOW HIRING:
SERVERS AND
BARTENDERS.
LUNCH
DINNER
BANQUET SERVERS.

ALL POSITIONS ARE
PART-TIME.

APPLICATIONS
WILL BE ACCEPTED
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
2-4 PM ONLY.
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
KINGSWAY COUNTRY CLUB,
13625 SW KINGSWAY
CIRCLE, LAKE SuzY, FL.

FOR DRIVING DIRECTIONS:
WWW.KINGSWAYCOUNTRYCLUB.COM


NOW

l l
LINE COOK and PREP
PERSON 3+ years experi-
ence only. (941)-276-2959

SOUTH PORT
SQUARE IS
CURRENTLY HIRING :

PT LPN AND CNA's
FOR THE WEEKENDS-
$2.00 SHIFT DIFFEREN-
TIAL. CNA'S MUST HAVE
6 MONTHS EXPERIENCE
AND LPN'S MUST HAVE
2 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE.

HVAC TECHNICIAN
MUST HAVE 3 YEARS
MINIMUM EXPERIENCE.



SOUTH PORT
SQUARE

PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON
23013 Westchester
Blvd., Port Charlotte
EOE/DFWP

No PHONE CALLS PLEASE!


SSKILLED TRADES
2050



AUTO
TECHNICIAN

Our Service Department is
growing and has plenty of
work for experienced tech-
nicians. Certifications are
preferred, but not manda-
tory. Tire, Brake, and Lube
experience a must. Must
have a great attitude and
be capable of producing
top quality results.

We offer a great work
environment, exceptional
pay plan, Medical, Dental,
Life, Disability, 401k,
bonuses and paid
vacations & holidays.

Apply in person to:
Crest Cadillac
2367 Tamiami TrI South
Venice FL 34293
or email resume to:
mwilliams@sunsetautogroup.com
EOE, Drug Free Workplace


SKILLED TRADES
2050


A/C SERVICE TECH
(YEAR ROUND)
INSTALLATION
MECHANIC/HELPER
(FOR CHANCE OUTS)
MIN 3 YRS EXP. TOP PIECE-
WORK & PERFORMANCE PAY.
JOIN OUR TEAM OF NATE
CERT. TECHS! ON GOING
TRAINING. Co PARTICIPATION
IN BENEFITS VALID FLDL
DFWP
APPLY:
4 SEASONS A/C
1592 MARKET CIRCLE,
MURDOCK 941-627-2132
OR EMAIL: EMPLOYMENT
@4SEASONSAC.COM
CARPENTERS, LOCAL con-
struction company in need of
multi-skilled carpenters special-
izingin home remodeling / repair
& all phases of finished con-
struction. Call 941-979-8382
DIESEL MECHANIC,
Looking for an Exp. Diesel
Mechanic. Must be Hard
Working. Duties Incl., but not
Limited to, Tires, Brakes and
PM's. Must have Own Tools,
Class A Lic. a Plus.
Apply in Person to:
Young Trucking
12164 Tamiami Trail PG
ADVERTISE
In
The Classifieds!
EQUIPMENT OPERATOR,
Needing finish grader operator
with years of experience with
DOT work(a must), fax
resume:863-491-5068
EXPERIENCED WINDOW tin-
ter, position available today.
call 941-235-1825
MARINE PARTS SERVICE
WRITER, Apply within:
15001 Gasparilla Rd. Placida.
Monday Friday, 9am-5pm.
MECHANIC NEEDED
FT, Small engine and 2 cycle,
able to maintain a fleet of
trucks & trailers. Must be
organized & be able to multi
task. Deisel experience
helpful. Call 941-628-8079


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










PRESSER EXPERIENCED,
needed at Vanity Dry Cleaners,
Call 941-204-3224 for Appt.
DEALERSHIP SEEKING TO
HIRE "B" TECHNICIANS.
Must have experience wall
shop equipment. ASE
Preferred, Great Pay, Air
Conditioned Shop, Benefits.
Start our future today.
Apply in person to:
Robert Senters
Harbor Nissan
4336 Tamiami Tr.
Charlotte Harbor, 33980
SKILLED TECHNICIAN
Drywall mechanic needed for
well-established busy
restoration company. Must be
skilled in drywall hanging & all
texture applications i.e. spray,
hand & skip, additional skills a
plus. Must have a Florida
drivers's license, and be able
to pass drug testing.
Background checks are also
performed. Apply in person at
17436 Seymour Ave,
Port Charlotte, FL
or fax to 941-624-5032.






Wednesday, May 8, 2013


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MANAGEMENT
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FAX RESUME 941.624.4201

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PRE-EMPLOYMENT DRUG AND
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IF WE DESCRIBED YOU, SEND
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ATTENTION: CAROL MOORE
120 W DEARBORN
ENGLEWOOD, FLORIDA
34223
FAX: 941-681-3008
EMAIL:
CYMOORE@SUN-HERALD.COM






The "Smart Shopper"
a 20 year old
Weekly Shopper
is expanding to
South Sarasota County
and has Sales Territories
available in:
ENGLEWOOD
NORTH PORT
VENICE
Applicants must have
at least three year's
successful sales
experience.
Base salary, commissions
and expense
allowance.





6:


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:
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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.


IS IT TIME FOR A:
NEW CAREER?

Come work with the Sun
newspaper classified team,
:located in North Port Florida.:
: We are America's Best
:Community Daily newspaper,
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join a company where you
make the difference. We are
looking for a Part-Time
person, with computer skills
and with a positive,
energetic, can-do approach
to join our classified team.
We are looking for a highly
motivated individual who
thrives on challenges, loves
learning new skills and
enjoys working in a positive
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We offer:
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business skills

Please email your resume to::
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Equal Opportunity
Employer/Drug & Nicotine
Free Diversified Workplace.
Pre-Employment Drug &
Nicotine Testing Required.

ADVERTISE
In
The Classifieds!

NEED CASH?
Have A Garage
Sale!


AUTO SALES
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY FORD
3156 TAMIAMI TR, PT. CHARL.
MIKE ELAM 941-625-6141
RV SALES PRO
EXCELLENT INCOME
POTENTIAL (80K+) SELLING
THE BEST NAME BRANDS IN
THE INDUSTRY. EXPERIENCE
PREFERRED BUT WILL TRAIN
RIGHT PERSON. DFW
non-smoker. CALL STEVE
ERDMAN AT (941) 966-2182
OR FAX (941) 966-7421.
OR JOBS@RVWORLDINC.COM

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-
ment.
We are a successful media
company with a proven track
record of customer success-
es; and extremely well-regard-
ed in the marketplace we
serve as well as throughout
our industry. Your role will
offer viable solutions to keep
all types of businesses top of
mind and to help grow their
business. If you are goal ori-
ented, confident, and believe
the customer is all important,
we want you to contact us!
We Offer:
*Competitive salary plus
commissions
*Vacation
*Health Insurance
*Sick and short term
disability.
*401(k)
*Training
*Advancement opportuni-
ties
If you are looking to build a
sales career in an
environment that allows
growth and success, contact:
sunsales062@gmail.com
We are a drug & nicotine
free workplace.
Pre-employment drug & nico-
tine testing required.

GENERAL
2100


ASSISTANT
IN NEED OF A PT PERSON
FOR BUSY MEDICAL PRACTICE.
ON THE JOB TRAINING
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
APPLY IN PERSON ONLY:
MON THURS 9AM-4PM
2866-A TAMIAMI TRAIL
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.

ATTENTION
NEED A CHANGE?
Insurance Agents Needed!
Too many leads,
not enough agents.
Daily set appts/ Training
If you have the drive,
We will train you to
be a SUCCESS
$50K plus per year
Licensed or unlicensed
Email resume to
Amlhll6@amerilife.com



DRIVER Two raises in first
year. Qualify for any portion of
$.03/mile quarterly bonus.
$.01 Safety, $.01 Production,
$.01 MPG. 3 months OTR exp.
(800)414-9569
www.driveknight.com


SALES SALES
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NOTICES

ANNOUNCEMENTS
3010


Cecillia and Joe Carter, of Carrabelle,
would like to announce the birth of
their daughter, Zara Elaina Carter.
She was born at 5:19 p.m. CT on Thur,
April 4, 2013 at Gulf Coast Medical
Center, Panama City. Zara weighed
8 lbs, 14.2 ounces, 201/2 inches long.
Paternal grandparents are Jestin &
Samantha Carter of Venice, FL & the late
Tereza Carter of Carrabelle. Paternal Great-
grand parents are Matilda & the late Joe
Williamson of Carrabelle & Gloria & Greg
Anderson of Punta Gorda, FL.
Zara's aunt is Kayla Carter. Maternal grand-
parents are Betty & Greg Sasnett & Steve
& Frances James of Apalachicola. Maternal
Great-grandparents are Victoria Jones &
Mary Eddy & the late Sue & Adrian James
of Apalachicola. Zara's uncles include
Lucas Sasnett, Steven James, Colby
Sasnett & Brian Lolley.


HAPPY ADS


GENERAL
2100


Drivers-HIRING EXPERI-
ENCED / INEXPERIENCED
TANKER DRIVERS! Earn up
to $.51/mile! New Fleet Volvo
Tractors! 1 year OTR exp. req.
Tanker training available. Call
Today: (877)882-6537.
www.OakleyTransport.com
GOLF COURSE
MAINTENANCE
Part Time, 3 days per week.
Fax resume to 941-766-8047
HOUSEKEEPING, FT, Apply-
within: 15001 Gasparilla Rd.
Placida. Monday Friday, 9am-
5pm. Ask for Dan
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!
We have several open posi-
tions for Sales Representa-
tives to promote the Sun
Newspapers. We work in
Retail Stores, high traffic
shopping areas, special
events, etc. This is an enjoy-
able year round position with
potential to earn $100-
$300+ per day! Positive, pro-
fessional work environment.
Flexible hours. Must be out-
going, professional appear-
ance, dependable and have
reliable transportation and
cell phone. Background
check. For interview appoint-
ment call 941-623-5546.

PART TIME SECURITY
GUARD Part time Securi-
ty Guard needed for pri-
vate community in Boca
Grande. Flex. schedule a
must. Class D license &
references required. Drug
Free Work Place & EOE.
Send resumes to
ops@bocagrandeclub.com
or fax 941-964-0193
POOL TECH Needed Full
Time. Experience Preferred
but Not Necessary. DFWP
Call 941-456-4406

PART TIME/
TEMPORARY
2110

R.E. AGENT/BOOKKEEPER/
CLERICAL P/T, Salary Negot.
mikecook01 @comcast.net


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Michael and Dorothy Coppa of
Arcadia, Florida, will be cele-
brating their 70th wedding
anniversary on May 7,2013,
with family. They are adored by
four children, eight grand-chil-
dren, and twelve great-grand-
children. Happy Anniversary
Nan and Pop!



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Please call
(866)-463-1638



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EUROPEAN FACIAL
Call Karen 941-585-9518
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YOU CAN.....

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HAIR STYLIST looking for
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N OF 776 941-625-0141
RELAXATION
Located in Englewood
Call Stormy 941-549-5520

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PERSONALS
3020


SPRING TIME SPECIALS
Body Scrubs and Massage
941-626-2641 Lic.MA59041
CARD OF THANKS
3040T


Thank you for prayers
answered St Claire &
sacred heart of Jesus and
St. Jude. CB

S SCHOOLS
& INSTRUCTION
L .3060

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

FLACNA.COM
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CEU'S/CPR 0 Med
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State testing onsite.
941-727-2273
FREE EASTERN WISDOM &
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utilizing Tai Chi & Qui-Gong
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mediations. Popular instructor.
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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, MED ASST, 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
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. 941-855-0193 or
941-347-7445.

BIBLE STUDY
& CHURCHES
^3o!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
/ 1 NEED A JOB? )
CHECK THE
\ CLASSIFIED!
COMMUNITY CENTER
4PM 7PM each Wednesday.
Christ the King Lutheran
Church, 23456 Olean Blvd.
PC, Open to All Ages.
For more info 941-766-9357
FAITH BUILDERS
A Basic Study to Build your
Christian Faith. Call Pastor
Parsons at Christ the King
Lutheran Church for times.
941-766-9357 Port Charlotte
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
4005 Palm Drive, PG
Thursday @ 10:30 a.m.
Adult Bible Study
Open To Everyone!
941-639-6309
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
278 S. Mango St. Englewood
Monday & Thursdays
at 9am. Offering chair exer-
cise classes For more info.
Call 941-474-2473





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Wednesday, May 8, 2013


BURIAL LOTS/
CRYPTS
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2 CREMATION NITCHES AT GULF
PINES MEMORIAL PARK LOCATED
IN GARDEN BUILDING 2. COMES
WITH 2 OPENINGS & CLOSINGS
AND 2 NITCHE PLATES. ASKING
$3200. OBO PLS CALL (207)-
738-3029
LOST & FOUND
L Z3090


FOUND: BICYCLE, found
Venice East Gulf Breeze Blvd.
Please call 941-275-4491 to
describe and claim.
FOUND: Orange and cream
tiger cat with golden orange
eyes, friendly, but skiddish,
found in Gardens of Gulf Cove.
Call 941-380-2955.
FOUND: Sony Recorder,
found in Punta Gorda on Gill St.
Believed to belong to someone
from Flagler College. Call 941-
639-8308 to identify and
claim.
FOUND: Sony Recorder,
found in Punta Gorda on Gill St.
Believed to belong to someone
from Flagler College. Call 941-
639-8308 to identify and
claim.
LOST: sick gray and white
male short hair, domestic cat,
microchipped, lost in S.
Venice. If found, please call
941-237-6538.
ARTS CLASSES



FUSED GLASS & STAINED
GLASS CLASSES at Creative
Classes in Venice. For info &
scheduling, Call Gayle Haynie
941-830-8448
. USE CLASSIFIED!
MAGIC OF MOSAICS
CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
ROSEMARY, ARTIST/INSTR
941-697-7888/941-258-6873
www.FlamingoFanny.com

COMPUTER CLASSES
Z^3092



Courses & Private Lessons
See Computer Service 5035
EDUCATION
3094


AIRLINE CAREERS
Train for hands on Aviation
Maintenance Career. FAA
approved program. Financial
aid if qualified. Housing avail-
able. Call Aviation Institute of
Maintenance (866)314-3769.
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)374-7294.
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
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


I RELIGION CLASSES
Z3096


BEGIN YOUR DAY IN
DEVOTIONAL STUDY
Christ the King Lutheran
Church, 23456 Olean Blvd.
TUES & FRI 9:00-9:30 am.
For more info 941-766-9357
Port Charlotte
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
4005 Palm Drive, Punta
Gorda Various Days & Times
CONFIRMATION/BIBLE STUDY
Adult Infomational class
941-639-6309
OTHER CLASSES
Z:3097


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.
NEED C H?





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
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PRINTS COLORFUL prints in
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AFGHAN/THROW: SOFT
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NEW. $15 941-276-1881
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BDRM FURNITURE 6 pcs.
White modern ex cond. $300
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BED PILLOWS: Ralph Lauren,
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OAK TABLES Coffee table +
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$150 941-637-0903
ORIENTAL RUG 10'8" x 7'8"
red/blues/cream, excellent
cond. $75 941-661-8310
ORIENTAL SILK Bonsai Tree
(possibly ficus?) in blk rectang
pot. $15 941-276-1881
PICTURE FRAME, Room
Divider Tall Maple holds 15
photos $75 941-613-2854
PICTURE, white framed art,
Florida, 50X40 $50
941-473-9269
RANGE ALMOND Kenmore
smooth top exc. condition
$100 941-426-6071
REFRIGERATOR GE
Profile Performance
27cf $165 941-629-6129
REVERSIBLE COMFORTER,
sheet set, shams Blue, wht, yel
QN Lovely $30 941-639-1517
ROCKER WOOD frame +
hassock,beige cushions. exc
cond $75 941-637-0903
ROTISSERIE LIKE NEW
$25 941-505-0332
SHEET SET: Twin, Martex
100%cotton.AII natural.New in
pkg. $18 941-276-1881
SILK 6' Areca Palm Tree Ex
cond/inclu basket $70
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SLEEP SOFA Great sofa bed
florida colors call Ron $180
978-771-3608
SMOKER BRADLEE Elec.
Self feed New. $250, OBO
941-505-5513
SOFA LIKE new, ecru
w/green & pink floral
$150 941-637-0903
SOFA SLEEPER Hide-a-bed
Double Brown $350
270-625-4625
TABLE LAMP 36" brown solid
wood, tan shade, brass base,
nice $25, OBO 941-743-2656
THROW PILLOW: Black
w/'confetti"dots24"xl6"NEW
(+1 free) $15 941-276-1881
VACUUM ELECTROLUX bag-
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WALL ART 2 Abstract
Framed Hangings 2'X2' Can e-
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WHITE, 52" indoor ceiling fan.
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OTTOMAN BEIGE leather
very nice cond no blems $20
941-204-3274
4 PC O/S wicker w/cushions
Natural color $200
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A FURNITURE SHOPPE
SELLING Quality Used Furniture
941-473-1986
ARMOIRE BEDROOM PIECE
COMES W/TV CALL RON
$125, OBO 941-505-2292
ARMOIRE SOLID Wood
Excellent No Smoke & No
Pets $225 941-468-1703


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ARMOIRE WOOD dresser
7x4 ft. excellent cond. $75,
OBO 941-456-2584
BAR STOOLS 3 High Back,
Swivel, Wicker. $45, OBO
941-575-6217
BDRM SET Natural knotty, pine,
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BDRM SET, Ethan Allen King
size, walnut, 5 pieces, good
cond. $800 941-276-4988
BED MATTRESS & BOX.
New Will Sell $100.
941-629-5550
BED GIRLS Queen Brass
Head & Footboard,frame.
$395 941-914-1770
BEDROOM SET queen head-
board & frame, 2 nt stands, &
2 lamps $125 941-735-9762
BOOK CASE 48 tall adj
shelves can be used for stereo
$40 941-613-2854
BOOK CASES (4),black,
excellent condition, $200,
OBO 941-697-4423
BOOKCASES 2 wood book-
case & Glass Table$50.00
each $50 941-306-7004
BOOKSHELVES $25 each
COMPUTER DESKS $30
each 941-548-1298
CAROLINA MIRROR
4x2.ornate.beveled glass.
$75, OBO 941-235-2203
CHAIRS (2)
black and beige upholstery
$60 941-475-1137
CHEST OF DRAWERS Light
wood chest. NICE $100 941-
474-3290
CHINA CLOSET antique oak
china closet 2 piece soild
wood $100 941-764-0243
CHINA CLOSET Large lighted
white glass doored 2 shelved
6x4 $75 941-764-0243
COFFEE AND end table glass,
excellent cond. $50, OBO
941-456-2584
COFFEE TABLE Glass Top Ex
cond. Will e-mail pic. $65
941-979-9194
COFFEE TABLE glass top, It
seafoam green, wicker 48Lx
16Hx22W $60 941-412-7855
COUCH & RECLINER Tan,
leather. Very Good Condition!
$375 727-365-9230
COUCH AND loveseat match-
ing, beige tweed, orig. $1,100
$350 941-743-7696
COUCH LG Ivory leather
great condition $350
941-286-9988
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COUCH LIGHT muted plaid in
tan,olive & rust $120
941-460-6182
COUCH U-SHAPED 4 PC
NEUTRAL COLORS $100,
OBO 941-255-8585
CREDENZA/FRAMED MIR-
ROR solid wd/inside stor
$100 941-726-9850
DAY BED White metal frame,
can e-mail pics. $175, OBO
941-629-6096
DESK & PRINTER STAND
mahogany/cherry 42w x 50h x
24d $75, OBO 859-466-9572
DESK 3 drawer & pencil draw-
er black/brown 48x24x20
$30 941-286-1170
DESK WOODEN/CENTER
drawer & down both sides $15
941-258-6672
DESK, COMPUTER
Cherry asking $50.00 obo
941-627-8785
DINETTE 40" table, leaf,
beige 4 caster S/R chairs
$185 941-474-7387
DINETTE GLASS top, 42"
table.4 caster S/R chairs.
$90 941-473-8015
DINETTE SET Formica top 4
newly upholstered
chairs.Black wood. Very nice.
$130, OBO 941-426-4561


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DINETTE SET 60" table with 4
uphol. chairs on castors,
$300 941-255-3455
DINING ROOM SET light
wood (Blonde) Glass top 4
chairs 80"x46", matching buf-
fet 49Lx17D 6 draw 2 deep 4
regular Englewood area $200
941-475-2533
DINING ROOM set Oak table,
4 chairs,china cabinet.
Excellent condition $489, OBO
941-257-8760
DINING TABLE Oak Pedestial
with 6 high back chairs.
$150.00 obo 941-627-8785
DINING TABLE Solid Dark
Oak. 48Wx60-86L. 6 chairs.
PG. $250 720-252-5740
DRESSER It. oak with Mirror
75. Small cherry ent. center
$75. 941-268-5275
DRESSER MAPLE Chest
5-drawer, excellent cond.
$65 941-473-4117
END TABLE dk wd 28x28
inside storage/cane doors exc
cond $75 941-726-2591
END TABLES glass top ex
cond. (2) Will email pic Both
$75 941-979-9194
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
lexington*4pc.white*48"tv*op
ening $499 941-697-1566
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
Dark Pine, 3 sections, glass &
mirror shelves, 6 drawers,
Stood cond, paid $1500, sell
800, 305-896-4491 Pt. Char
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
large walnut entertainment
center $50 941-764-0243
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
like new, light in color $150
941-735-9762
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
Oak will accommodate a 32"
tv. $50. obo 941-627-8785
FOLD OUT couch shows no
wear multi pattern earth tones
$175, OBO 941-830-2802
GLASS TABLE 42" round
beveled edge 4 cushion chairs
$99 941-485-7910
GLASSTOP TABLE Plus
6padded Chairs $150
941-697-7247
HENRY LINK BR set Four
piece set including linens.
$475 941-391-5889
I BUY FURNITURE
Or anything of value!
941-485-4964
KING SIZE air mattress 2
layer like new $50
941-661-8953
KINGSIZE SCROLLED HEAD-
BOARD W/FRAME $25
727-365-9230
LANAI DINETTE Bronze color
48" table & 4 chairs $150
941-833-8314
LANAI FURNITURE High top
bistro table & 2 chairs,high
end, heavy black metal $175
941-276-2337
LEATHER COUCH & love
seat good cond. match set
$450, OBO 941-769-5995
LIFT CHAIR teal
leather, excellent cond.
$350 941-286-9988
LOVE SEAT & End Table
Leather Bond. BIk End table
$250, OBO 941-697-4423
LOVESEAT LG ivory leather
great $275 941-286-9988
LOVESEAT+SOFA, Matching,
Overstuffed, exc.-cond.
$225 941-255-0691
*MARBLE TABLE
beige* 60"lx36"w* marble
*base! $250 941-697-1566
MATTRESS & BOX.
New Will Sell $100.
941-629-5550
MEDIA CTR 2pc. Solid Oak
cabt perf cond 7'x5'8"x26
$250 239-200-2420
NIGHT STAND/TABLE sea
glass blue w/drawer 18W x
24Hx15D $40 941-412-7855


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NOSE BRA Black Mustang
1991 $40, OBO
941-830-2802
OIL PAINTING 53x30 dble wd
frm serene trees/brook &
house $50 941-725-2591
PATIO FURNITURE white fibr-
glas 6 pc set $380, OBO
941-426-4694
PATIO SET 48 round glass
table 4 chairs excellent condi-
tion $250 941-875-8316
PATIO SET 54" round table
W/4 cushioned chairs, good
condition $110 941-637-7078
PATIO SET Tan round table w
4 PVC chairs w strong straps
vgc $250 941-740-1000
PATIO TABLE hi quality,coat-
ed steel,sturdy.7'L x 42"w.
$100 941-626-2832
PATIO UMBRELLA 8 TO 9FT.
RUST COLOR,GOOD COND.
$55, OBO 941-627-6780
PLANT/DECOR STAND
Cherry finish/drawer & shelf
$60 941-624-0364
RATTAN CHAIRS & Loveseat
Excellent No Smoke & No
Pets $175 941-468-1703
RECLINER, Lazyboy
rocker sleep in picture
$150 941-822-3837
RECLINER, LEATHER
Navy, Swivel, Rock, Exc. cond
$275 941-475-3089
RECLINER, POWER LIFT
Beige, $400. Call after 5pm.
941-743-0843
RECLINER/ROCKER BEIGE
textured fabric, rattan trim
swivels $60 859-466-9572
RECLINERS, 2 leather bur-
gundy recliners. VGC $295
727-365-9230
RIFLE CABINET 8 Slotted,
wood $40 239-731-7373
ROCKERS LUXURY wicker
Lloyd Flanders $250
941-416-4822
SAUER HOME OFFICE WORK
STATION, Cherry, beautiful!
$100. Call 941-875-4699.
SEAT COVERS Zebra seat
covers(2),wheelcover&seat
belt $15 941-286-1170
SINGLE BOOKCASE
cherry color
$75 941-735-9762
SLEEP SOFA & Chair Light
floral print, vry gd condition
$250 941-889-9990
SOFA & CHAIR WHITE,
CLEAN, CAN EMAIL PICS
$150 941-916-2120
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style, upholstered seat, fair
condition $25 941-639-1392
PLATE, Major Kira Nerys of
star trek by Hamilton w/cert
$25 941-423-2585
POCKET WATCH Beautiful
gold accent dial, made
1800'S, $250 941-268-9029


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COLLECTIBLES
6070

RAILROAD LANTERNS Two
old lanterns $150
941-639-1392
ROCKING CHAIR mahogony
look carved back cushioned
seat $20 716-374-2950
ROLL OF WHEAT PENNIES
BRIGHT RED 1958 50 COINS
$40 941-268-9029
ROY ROGERS bow and
arrow set, from the 50's.
$25. 941-623- 0346
ROY ROGERS guns,(2)
$100.00 size 38 holster not
RR $80. 941-623-0346
SILVER DOLLAR 1883-CC
GRADED BY PCGS MS-63
RARE $250 941-268-9029
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6070

SILVER DOLLARS 1885
GRADED MS62 NICE BRIGHT
WHITE $55 941-268-9029
TABLE FORMICA/CHROME
LEGS 2 CHAIRS FROM 1950'S
EX CON $175 941-286-4894
VANITY DRESSER Gorgeous
antique, marble top, 7' tall.
$499 941-257-8592
VINTAGE SEWING STAND
Green Floor style w/ handles
$30, OBO 941-286-8797
WALNUT DRESSER
5-drawer. 2 on top.
$350, OBO 941-235-2203
WEDGEWOOD LUNCH set
&sugar/creamer retired china
$115 941-639-1517
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COLLECTIBLES
6070

WORLD WAR I & II, Asstd
German military items, among
Officer's Dagger, 1889 Pruss-
ian Sword, Call 941-493-2774
WWII ARMY TENT 2 shelter
halfs, poles,stakes-real not
fake $40 941-445-5619
FFRUITS &
VEGETABLES
6075

BLUEBERRIES
YOU PICK FT OGDEN
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MUSICAL
L 6 6090


G.MILLER 23 greatest hits
+2 big band CDs.As new.
3CDs/ $8 941-276-1881
ORGAN BALDWIN, 2 manual,
pedals, as new condition.
$125 941-637-9979
PEAVEY GUITAR amp, 2
channels, 25 watts EC.
$95.00 941-623-0346
TC HELICON M Vocal Harmo-
nizer $300 new Sell for $120,
OBO 941-697-0155
L MEDICAL
0041:6095


4 ELECTRIC WHEEL Chairs
$500 Call 863-558-0198
ADJUSTABLE BED TWIN
GOOD CONDITION NO MAT-
TRESS $100 941-235-1054
BEACH WHEELCHAIR with
large wheels $450
941-423-9627
COMFORT WHEEL chair
new $80 941-227-0676

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941-347-8310
SHOWER CHAIR GREAT Con-
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WALKER 3-WHEEL
with storage
$75 941-474-7387
WALKER 4-WHEEL and
seating, very usable
$20 941-474-7387
WALKER FOLDING w/front
wheels cost $100 new cond
$15 941-764-8068
WHEEL CHAIR RAMP Dia-
mond Plate one step 36x56
$75/obo 716-583-0951
WHEELCHAIR MEDLINE
comb Rollator/Transport, 250
Ib $125, OBO 941-460-0912
HEALTH / BEAUTY
Z6100


ELLIPTICAL CARDIO Zone E-
CZ200 Gym qualitylike new.
$495 239-464-6600
HOT WAX RX FOR ARTHRITIC
HANDS ,Machine by Dr. Scholl
$10 941-485-4662
MEDICAL OXYGEN bottle
with regulator $35
941-228-1745
POISE MAXI-PADS 4 boxes
ea w/4pkg of 42 pads/pkg, Iv
msg $100 941-493-0674
SPA GIFT Card $250 Gift Card
to One Day Spa/Punta Gorda
$175 941-661-8310


TREES & PLANTS
Z 6110


BUTTERFLY HOST /MILK-
WEED blooming yel/orange 3
gal.pot $5 941-258-2016
BUTTERFLY PLANTS Purple
Passionflower vines $12
941-416-6567
DESERT ROSE, Daturas,
Moon Flower Vines, $5 & up.
941-625-9848
MEXICAN PETUNIA dwarf or
regular plant in 3 gal. pot $4
941-258-2016
ORCHID LARGE Plants Purple
Flowers $30 941-698-9798
PLANTERS SHELL like &
Solid color out door 31x13x
$15 941-421-4020
PLUMERIAS CUTTINGS
FOR MOTHERS DAY,OVER
100 VARIETIES,TAKING
LIMITED CUTTINGS FROM
COLLECTION, 12"-14"
HAWAII $20., THAI.
$30,AUST. $40 FOR 2ND
TIP ADD $5 941-613-2329
RATTLEBOX TREE
RED 3 FT NOW IN BLOOM
$12 941-258-2016
STAGHORNS-1 LG. 2-MED.
1-SM. $400, OBO
727-365-9230
BABY ITEMS



BABY WALKER Girls baby
walker. Like New. $10
941-255-3675
CHILDS SWING 5 & under
$10 941-227-0676
INFANT GIRL BABY CLOTHES
Newborn to 18 mo. Excellent
condition. $3 941-255-3675
GOLF ACCESSORIES
L ^ 6125


2 WHEEL PUSH CART
EXCELLENT CONDITION $20,
OBO 941-875-1757
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 *incl tax
$439 941-575-8181


i.. i.r r i
"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 GOLF CART
4 Passenger, Lights, Mirror,
Fan and Windshield. 1 Year Old
Batteries. Great Condition!!
$1995 Local delivery Included
941-716-6792


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 BALLS 2.50 per doz.
$2.50 941-429-5858


GOLF ACCESSORIES
Z 6125


GOLF CART SEAT COVER
BLUE OR RED STRIPED $25
941-423-3020
GOLF CLUBS New &
Used,Various types,each $3
941-624-4617
GOLF IRONS Wilson graphite
irons 3-9 & more, Punta
Gorda $75 719-661-2427
IMPEX GOLF CLUBS 1,3,5,7
wds 3-sw, putter w/bag.
$45 941-493-2481
NIKE LADIES STAND UP
GOLF BAG NEW, HS OR COL-
LEGE? $10 941-493-2481
TOUR GOLF BALLS $3.50
per doz. $3.50
941-429-5858
EXERCISE/
FITNESS
40 6128

ELLIPTICAL GOLDS Gym
300-8 prog-works great $200
616-304-8403
EXERCISE BIKE -Gold's Gym
Power Spin 2104 $75
941-268-5227
I Classified = Sales I
EXERCISE BIKE Edge 470,
moveable arms $75, OBO
941-460-0912
EXERCISE BIKE Proform
recumbent, Electronic con-
sole, like new. Pd. $400 ask-
ing $250 941-575-0096
EXERCISE BIKE Schwin DX
900, stationary bike. Never
used! $200 239-731-7373
GYM ACCES. Step box,51b &
1 Ib mat, yoga block, videos,
Gym bar, $30 941-286-1170
HOME GYM Bowflex Classic,
used 4 times, EC, pd. $649.
Selling $250. 941-627-9012
MALIBU PILATES Chair com-
plete w/sculpting handles, mat
& videos $100 941-764-7339
PRO-FORM TREADMILL Pro-
form 860 Quiet treadmill
$200, OBO 941-875-9807
TOTALGYM/PILATES
Combo by FB Fitness, GOOD
Cond $125 941-268-8951
TREADMILL HEALTHTRAINER
foldup $150 941-743-7285
TREADMILL IMAGE 15.5S
Treadmill. Works great, rarely
used. $175 941-585-6246


TREADMILL WESLO
very good cond. $25
941-889-9990
TREADMILL-PROFORM
CROSSWALK SI,foldup,0-10
mph $199 941-268-5227
SPORTING GOODS
Z:6130


12 CANS of Gasone cooking
fuel. New in package. $10
941-493-1696
8' CAST NET MULLET NEW
CONDITION $75 941-268-8951
BIKE 26" $10
941-624-3091
BYCYCLE FUJI Monterey 1.0
10 Speed $150
941-661-8953
DOWN RIGGERS (2) clampon
24" extensions $175
941-639-9134
FIREWOOD No camping
trip is complete without it!
Pine, Oak, or Citrus
Split, Bundled, and ready for
the firepit!
941-468-4372
FISH FINDER Eagle FishMark-
160-never used still in box
$75 941-445-5619
GOLF CLUBS Mens used full
set with bag,tees & balls $35
941-426-6071
HEART RATE monitor Polar
for biking or running $20,
OBO 941-587-4422
KAYAK PADDLE Voyager
brand,sturdy, all fiberglass
$30 941-661-7092
RODS AND reels pn.sen 4.0
rod 630 175.00 each $175
941-759-0013
SPINNAKER 180% Triradial
Catalina 30, .75 oz. nylon,
w/bag $499 941-661-6191
SURF ROD and Reel -11ft
Masterlong Spool-870 $50
941-473-9269
WATER SKIS & trick boards
160 combo & 40 cm with neo
foot holds $75 941-815-8999
WATERPROOF CHARTS SWF
CHARTS GREAT SHAPE CALL
RON $14 941-505-2292
WATERPROOF CHARTS SWF
CHARTS GREAT SHAPE CALL
RON $14 941-505-2292


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1922 MODEL 94 Winchester
$1100, S&W 38 SP $425 &
357 Mag $550 941-637-5896
FLORIDA CONCEALED
Weapons Classes. NRA
Certified instructor. Includes
live-fire training. Limited Class
sizes-Fill quickly. Day &
evening classes or private
instruction.
941-916-1587 or Email
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Sale!
FOX DOUBLE BARREL shot-
gun $410. Also 410 shotgun
$200 239-731-7373


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Financing Available!!
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941-347-8445




MORE GUNS,
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CALL 941-564-8778
MOSSBERG 12GA PUMP
$450; Mossberg AR-15 style
.22 Semi Auto $450. (941)-
979-5757 I have never fired.
NAVY ARMS 9 MM Stainless,
15 + 1 capacity, test fired only
w/box. Manufactured 1970's
as new cond overall. Only
about 25 manuf. by Navy
Arms, Super Rare. $450 Firm.
COLT 38 CAL officers model.
Adjustable front and rear sight-
es. VG + Boar. Manufactured
30's, great petina, very good
grips, $450 Mel 941-255-9519
RUEGER MK.2 22CAL SS
pistol. Long riffle Immaculate
cond. inclds 2 boxes of ammo
$400. 16171816941-321-
SIG 522 22 LR 2 barrels,
20"& 16.5" (3) 25rd mags.
Red dot sight $650; SKS
7.62x39 Monte carlo stock,
choate tool scope mount, with
6x scope $650 941-637-6289
TAURUS PT 92 New in box,
9mm. Holds 17 Rounds.
$600 941-979-2940


ACCESSORIES
v1 6132

LYMAN RELOAD DIES 45
acp carbide reload. $35 941-
426-1065
NEW MAGPUL 223/556
MAGAZINES AR15 30RD
(HAVE 7) PRICE FOR EA:
$50, OBO 941-979-2071
POWDER SCALE Lyman M5
Powder and bullet scale 1010
gr. cap. $45 941-426-1065

BICYCLES/
TRICYCLES
6135

3 WHEELER Restored w/ new
tires & tubes looks & rides
great $225 941-474-1776
BIKE 26 Inch Boys Dirt Bike
New Shocker 2G Plush Next
$125 941-306-7004
BIKE WOMEN Huffy
24"15spd $35
941-625-2779


NEED CASH?
CHILD BICYCLE TRAILER for
2 by Safety 1st w/bug screen
FIRM $79 941-493-3851
CHILDS BIKE Pixar cars
12in. bike. New condition $35
941-628-2494
FIRESTONE CRUISER New
Tires/Paint refurbished, NICE!
$100, OBO 307-332-5389
FUJI MONTEREY 1.0 10
speed like new $150
941-661-8953
LADIES MOUNTAIN Bike
Brand New! $125, OBO
941-575-9800
MENS BIKE HUFFY BEACH
CRUISER blk/bg 26" 6 spd,
like new $120 941-412-7855
MENS TREK 531 27"
Ex Cond. w/accessories
$125 941-698-1753
MURRAY MTN Bike Cloud
Nine Seat 21spd, Like New!
$95, OBO 307-332-5389
NEXT MENS Bike w 25cc
helper motor 26"Alum. $300
941-629-1560
RECUMBENT BIKE Alum
frame/air shock rear susp
$499, OBO 307-332-5389
TOURING BIKE Womens
3spd. New tires/paint/grips.
$100, OBO 307-332-5389


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Lwow 6138


LEGOS 1000'S OF LEGOS
AND FIGURINES. GREAT DEAL!
$325 941-924-6109
MB HALO Rhino,fully built,no
minifig. $45, OBO 941-979-
6362

| PHOTOGRAPHY/
VIDEO
6140

DIGITAL CAMERA
Kodak,exc.cond.4MP, 10x200
m. $35 941-624-4442
FRAME 9-4X6 Pics.
Wood&Glass $10
941-585-4470
NIKKORMAT 35MM FT2
RARE, BLACK, EXCELLENT
$150 941-575-8881
PHOTO FLOOD Lights 2
Smith-Victor Clamp-on Floods
10" & 6" $45 941-629-6096
PROJECTION SCREEN
50"x50" Vintage Da-Lite Silver
Pacer $60 941-391-4628



SLIK TRIPOD U5500
Video&Photo 22-56 in $15
941-661-7092
TRIPOD VANGUARD VT-558
new in box. Cost 150 $80,
OBO 941-697-1110

S POOL/SPA/
& SUPPLIES
owa 6145

HOT TUB Seats 5 with
lounger maint. free cabi-
net 110 or 220 volt
Never used Sacrifice $1895
Local: 941-421-0395






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LAWN & GARDEN
LZ^ 6160


10" TORO Deck Wheels w/
bush for 72" deck DLR$95
$43.05, OBO 941-497-3702
1975 WHEELHORSE Tractor
B-80 with manual.Collector.
$350, OBO 941-488-8016
3 WHEEL GAS EDGER
Exel.Cond.$220 new Yours for
$75, OBO 941-697-0155
BLK. LANDSCAPING FABRIC
-67 YDS. $50, OBO
727-365-9230
CRAFTSMAN 6.75 MOWER
W/BAGGER CALL RON
$125 941-505-2292
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Cuddle up by the fire!
Firewood Split, Bundled and
ready for the firepit!
Pine, Oak, or Citrus,
941-468-4372
FULL ROLL OF LANDSCAP-
ING FABRIC 67 YDS. $75,
OBO 727-365-9230
GARDEN TOOLS
hoe,rake,etc.Asking
1.50- $5 941-423-1710
LAWN MOWER Craftsman
late model runs $75 OBO
941-416-7777
LAWN TRACTOR TIRES &
RIMS, USED 18" X 9.50 X 8"
$30, OBO 941-627-6780
MOWER BLADES New many
to choose from, $3 to $9 each
941-497-3702
MOWER-20" HIWHEEL-
W/HONDA-ENGINE $175
941-496-9252
SCOTTS 2000 SPREADER
RUNS GREAT CALL RON $35,
OBO 941-505-2292
SCOTTS SPREADER w/edge
uard. used one time. firm.
20 941-493-2481
STIHL CHAINSAW MS 361
Farm Boss Chainsaw, 20" Cut
$425 941-628-2311
"STIHL EDGER" COMMER-
CIAL/LOW HOURS/RECENT
SERVICE $150 941-467-6554
SUNLAWN EM2 Rechargable
Reel Lawn mower w catcher
$50 941-613-2854
TRANSMISSION F/TORO
20332 W/B S/P MOWER.NEW
$35, OBO 207-319-6141
WEED WHIP .130 fixed line
head for Echo trimmers $15
941-497-3702

STORAGE SHEDS/
BUILDINGS
^Z6165

GARAGE BUILDING KIT
30' x 20' x 14' Suitable for
double car garage + $6,000
941-815-4738/941-276-1187
STORAGE SHED Metal
10x13, 48"door 2yr. new.
$480 941-468-4259
STORAGE SHED
wooden, 8x12, 36"door
$490 941-468-4259
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SUPPLIES
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2-SETS OF GLASS SHOWER
DOORS W/ TRACKS $45,
OBO 727-365-9230
3 INT.DOORS white 6 panel
28wx80L $75 all 3 $75
941-204-3274
85 FT 1 1/4 PVC pipe used
$5 941-587-4422
CARPET 12X24 new beige
with padding $350 941-661-
7132
FENCE, 5 picket,
sect., blk*6'x6 $350
941-697-1566
FRAMING WOOD $1.00 for
all pine wood framing boards
5' to 10' $1 941-483-4014
FULL LIGHT GLASS insert for
door. 14x64 cutout size $25
941-426-1065
HURRICANE SHUTTERS
Alum, 14"w x 9'1. Covers 20'.
$350, OBO 941-639-9308
HURRICANE SHUTTERS
Front door, white $150
914-575-8881
KITCHEN FAUCET MOEN
SALORA P/O SPRAY WHITE
NIB $120 941-286-4894
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1998 CADILLAC CATERA
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941-828-1020
2003 CADILLAC DEVILLE,
70K Miles, Leather, All Power!!
$6,988 941-639-1601 DIr
2004 CADILLAC DTS
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941-916-9222 DIr.
2007 CADILLAC CTS
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$17,470 877-219-9139 DIr
2012 CADILLAC SRX
10K $31,990
877-211-8054 DLR

CHEVY
7040


1985 CHEVROLET CAMARO
V8, ALL INTERIOR
RUNS, $400 941-637-0310
1988 CHEVY CORVETTE
46K, Coup, white w/black int.
auto, $8500 941-698-1251
2000 CHEVROLET MALIBU
LS auto, ac, 82k mi. $4299
Pro Power Auto 941-627-8822
2001 CHEVY CAVALIER Z24,
Only 50K Miles! $4,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2003 CHEVY IMPALA,
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941-639-1155 ext. 5500 DIr.
2004 CHEVROLET Cavalier,
46,500 mi, Excellent
condition!, $5,500, OBO
941-488-6512
2004 CHEVROLET IMPALA
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good shape ,38k miles
$7800. 941-626-3206
2005 CHEVROLET IMPALA
73,768 mi, $9,578
877-219-9139 DIr
2007 CHEVY HHR
LS $7999
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$25,950 877-219-9139 DIr
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877-219-9139 DIr
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2012 CHEVY IMPALA LS
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877-219-9139 DIr
2012 CHEVY IMPALA LS
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L ^ 7050


2000 CHRYSLER CON-
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2000 CHRYSLER SEBRING
CONVT,59K, $7,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2001 CHRYSL. PT CRUISER
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PL $5,988. 941-639-1601 DIr.
2002 CHRYSLER SEBRING,
Alloy Wheels! Spoiledr $4,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2004 CHRYSLER T&C VAN
ONLY 45k MILES!!!
941- 916-9222 DIr.
2004 SEBRINGCONVERTIBLE
Tan, sporty! $7995
941-916-9222 DIr.
2006 CHRYSLER 300
29K, $15,990
877-211-8054 DLR
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2008 CHRYSLER SEBRING
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877-219-9139 DIr
2008 CHRYSLER SEBRING
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877-211-8054 DLR
2009 JEEP COMPASS
Lthr, 62,485 mi, $11,455
877-219-9139 DIr
DODGE
S7060


2002 DODGE INTREPID SE, All
Pwr. Opt! Only 89K Mi! $4,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2002 DODGE STRATUS
4 door sedan
941-916-9222 DIr.
2007 DODGE GR CARAVAN
61,473 mi, $9,788
877-219-9139 DIr
FORD
7070


1995 FORD TAURUS 4-door,
79k miles, silver, leather int.,
$2,900 941-697-8737
2000 FORD RANGER
Extended Cab, 6 CYL, Auto
941-916-9222 DIr.
2002 FORD TAURUS Wagon
3rd row seat, low miles!
$6,295 941-916-9222 DIr.
2002 FORD TAURUS, All Power
Options! Extra Clean! $4,588.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2002 FORD THUNDERBIRD
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Tires. New AC Unit. Mint Con-
dition! Loaded! $18,700. 941-
979-8115 Ask for Ted
2003 FORD MUSTANG CONV,
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941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2004 FORD TAURUS
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2005 FORD TAURUS
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941-639-1155 ext. 5500 DIr.
2010 FORD EDGE AWD
67,067 mi, $20,744
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 FORD EDGE
23,642 mi, $24,577
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 FORD FUSION SE
49,944 mi, $15,422
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 FORD FOCUS 4DR
20,290 mi, $16,422
877-219-9139 DIr

GMC
7075


2008 GMC YUKON
58,598 mi, $24,577
877-219-9139 DIr
JEEP
7080


1998 JEEP WRANGLER auto,
4 x4, 4 cyl, a/c, looks and runs
great $6,995. 941-624-3754
2001 JEEP GRD CHERO-
KEE 142K, Beautiful in & out!
Needs motor work. Retails
$5600 while $4200 asking
ONLY $2150! 941-460-6133
2006 JEEP COMMANDER,
60k Mi, All Power, Like New!
$14,988 941-639-1601 P.G.
2006 JEEP LIBERTY
63,655 mi, $9,854
877-219-9139 DIr
2006 JEEP LIBERTY SPORT,
Low Miles! A/C, PW, PU
$9,988. 941-639-1601 P.G.
2010 JEEP PATRIOT
37,061 mi, $14,878
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 JEEP GR CHEROKEE
$29,990
877-211-8054 DLR
LINCOLN
7090


2004 LINCOLN TOWN CAR
Signature, 29k mi., as brand
new, loaded model, optional
carribean fire mist/vanilla
leather, senior owned,
garaged, car fax, & new
Michelin's & Serviced 1st
$15,165 828-777-5610 (cell)
L MERCURY
IWO: 7100


1999 MERCURY GR. MAR-
QUIS LS, 80K Mi! Lthr., Power!
$5,988 941-639-1601, DIr.
2002 MERCURY SABLE
A/C, 108K miles, $2200
941-249-0299
2002 MERCURY SABLE
All Power. Clean! $5449
941-639-1155 DIr.
2003 MERCURY GRAND
MARQUIS LS, 79,212 mi,
$8,421 877-219-9139 DIr
2003 MERCURY GRAND
MARQUIS White, nice! $6995
941-916-9222 DIr.
2003 MERCURY GRAND
MARQUIS, 88K Mi. Very
Nice! Must Sell! $4995.
941-637-0683
2008 MERCURY BASE
75,328 mi, $12,744
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 MERCURY BASE
WHITE, 49,368 mi, $13,950
877-219-9139 DIr
PONTIAC
%%1.- 7130 00


2005 PONTIAC GR AM GT
33K, $8,995
877-211-8054 DLR


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Lwow 7135


2002 SATURN L100, All Power
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941-625-2141 Gorman Family
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97 SW2 Wagon........$2,899
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02 SC1 Coupe.........$3,299
03 Ion Sedan...........$3,888
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USED CAR DEALERS
:: 7137


Mattas Motors
941-916-9222
Buy Here Pay Here

L ACURA
o ^ 7145


1999 ACURA 3.2TL,
Leather, Moonroof, All Power!
$5,988 941-639-1601, DIr
2004 ACURA TSX
192,240 mi, $6,975
877-219-9139 DIr
2006 ACURA MDX
Lthr, NAVI, 92,053 mi,
$14,577 877-219-9139 DIr
2010 ACURA RDX
29K, $24,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2010 ACURA TL
38,034 mi, NAVI, LTHR,
$26,745 877-219-9139 DIr
2010 ACURA TSX
$22,990
877-211-8054 DLR
AUDI
7 7147I


1996 AUDI A6 4-Dr Sedan, Low
Miles, Loaded, Grn, Leather, MUST
SEE! $4495 OBO, 941-661-4463
BMW



1995 BMW, 318i cony., new
tires, 101K, good cond. MUST
SEE! $4,500 941-268-5253
2006 BMW 330CI
$23,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2009 BMW 1281
Cony, 21K $26,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2012 BMW 528XI
15K $41,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2012 BMW Z4
6K $42,990
877-211-8054 DLR
DAEWOO
L041:7150 0


2000 DAEWOO NUBIRA
101,834 mi, $3,875
877-219-9139 DIr
HONDA



1999 HONDA ACCORD EXL
90K Mi! Leather, Moonroof!
$5,488 941-639-1601, DIr
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Each number corresponds to a different letter.
(Hint: 7 = e)


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Clue: Storage items

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GET ORGANIZED WORD SEARCH

F H N X C L 0 S E T U K M H T S T Z R C
K E E I 0 B T R V 0 S S Y V 0 R Z L 0 T
G N I T R 0 S 0 K S E D F M Z R A T Z N
B X V B R O T O K T X W N W Y T D S N R
A U R A O A M M S A L E R A D L G I H A
C I G F E M E Z I T E B A H P L A E N N
K E X N D O E X Y C L E A N E R R Z M G
U Y M Y G R E T U P M O C C D L A I E N
P A P E R S X V A E E N N I P A G N M M
D O C U M E N T S R M A C W Z T E A 0 P
R M G N I L I F X V T O C N G I C G R O
A C W D E K C A T S N N 0 N U G H R Y M
X R E T T U L C I D T I E I I I W O U E
R E C Y C L E S E E T N N C X D X N N S
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T Y O A M L P N S E X O B C U L L B P R

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WORDS


ALPHABETIZE
ASSISTANCE
BACKUP
BASEMENT
BOXES
CABINET
CLEAN
CLOSET
CLUTTER
COMPUTER
CONCENTRATE
CONDENSE
CULL
DESK
DIGITAL
DOCUMENTS
DONATION
DRAWERS


EXPORT
FILING
GARAGE
MEMORY
MESS
NEAT
ORGANIZE
PAPERS
RECYCLE
ROOM
SALE
SCAN
SHELVING
SORTING
STACKED
STORAGE
TRASH


WORD SCRAMBLE
Rearrange the letters to spell
something pertaining to getting organized.


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HONDA
7160


2000 HONDA ODYSSEY
127,101 mi, $4,978
877-219-9139 DIr
2001 HONDA CIVIC LX
111,594 mi, $4,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2001 HONDA CIVIC LX,
90K Ml, Auto, A/C, PW, PL!
$5,988. 941-639-1601 DIr.
2003 HONDA S2000,
LTHR, 58,069 mi, $17,544
877-219-9139 DIr
2004 HONDA ACCORD
1 owner, 147K, great condi-
tion, $6550. 941-626-1277.
2004 HONDA ACCORD EXL
82,181 mi, $11,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2005 HONDA ACCORD EXL
82,957 mi, $12,745
877-219-9139 DIr
2005 HONDA S2000
CONV, 58,479 mi, $20,755
877-219-9139 DIr
2006 HONDA ACCORD EXL
72,954 mi, $14,755
877-219-9139 DIr
2006 HONDA CR-V
32,619 mi, $15,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2006 HONDA ELEMENT
61,714 mi, $1,687
877-219-9139 DIr
2007 HONDA ACCORD
49,199 mi, NAVI, V6,
$17,855 877-219-9139 DIr
2007 HONDA CIVIC
40,099mi, $13,874
877-219-9139 DIr
2007 HONDA CIVIC
50,917 mi, $13,857
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HONDA ACCORD
34,732 mi, $15,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HONDA CIVIC EX
49,955 mi, $13,784
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HONDA CIVIC LX
4DR, 68,964 mi, $12,455
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HONDA ODYSSEY
69,899 mi, $20,788
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HONDA PILOT
67,127 mi, $18,755
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HONDA CIVIC
33,877 mi, $15,988
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HONDA CIVIC
4 DR, 29,218 mi, $14,577
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HONDA CIVIC EX
69,370 mi, $13,455
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HONDA FIT
12,162 mi, $14,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HONDA FIT
61,208 mi, $12,457
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HONDA PILOT EXL
AWD, 52,366 mi, $25,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ACCORD
2DR 29,330 mi, $19,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ACCORD 2DR
30,703 mi, $17,455
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ACCORD
4 DR, 27,436 mi, $16,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CIVIC 4 DR
65,768 mi, $13,887
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CIVIC SI
36,765 mi, $18,977
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CR-V
28,042 mi, $18,744
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CR-V
32,573 mi, $23,477
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CR-V
50,604 mi, $18,477
877-219-9139 DIr


2010 HONDA CR-V EXL
13,011 mi, $23,477
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ELEMENT
13,465 mi, $18,795
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA INSIGHT
39,822 mi, $17,844
877-219-9139 DIr
I Classified = Sales
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
30,551 mi, $21,897
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
44,759 mi, $23,477
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
46,563 mi, $24,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
58,932 mi, $19,744
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ACCORD
16,288 mi, $20,567
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ACCORD
20,675 mi, $21,411
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ACCORD
2DR, 34,452 mi, $21,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CIVIC
19,522 mi, $17,544
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CIVIC 4 DR
25,928 mi, $15,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CIVIC 4 DR
47,512 mi, $14,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CIVIC 4DR
17,775 mi, $16,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V
18,688 mi, CERT, $20,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V
21,623 mi, $22,451
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V
24,410 mi, $22,451
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V
32,158 mi, $21,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V CERT.
18,045 mi, $22,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V
CERT. 24,154 mi, $25,477
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V LX,
17,635 mi, $19,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-Z EX
81,055 mi, $14,577
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CRZ EX
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 ODYSSEY
36,649 mi, $24,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA PILOT
CERT, 15,706 mi, $30,411
877-219-9139 DLR
2011 HONDA PILOT
CERT, 26,580 mi, $23,855
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA ACCORD
2DR, CERT., 12,874 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 V6
CERT, 16,771 mi, $24,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CIVIC
21,630 mi, CERT, $18,950
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. 17,542 mi, $20,754
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CIVIC 4DR
CERT., 1,758 mi, $19,598
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CIVIC LX
29,204 mi, $16,788
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA PILOT LX
CERT, 18,696 mi, $25,755
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

L HYUNDAI
W444 77163


2002 HYUNDAI ELANTRA, 83K
Mi! All Pwr. Opt! Gas Saver!. $5,988
941-6252141 Gorman Family
2003 HYUNDAI SANTA FE
V6, auto, all power, $6298 Pro
Power Auto 941-627-8822
2005 HYUNDAI ACCENT, 2 Dr.
Hatchback. Gas Saver!. $4,988.
941-6252141 Gorman Famly
2005 HYUNDAI SANTA FE
Black, auto, $7995
941-916-9222 DIr.
2006 HYUNDAI SANTA FE
LMTD, 54,576 mi $9,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2007 HYUNDAI
ENTOURAGE, 44,949 mi,
$11,744 877-219-9139 DIr
2007 HYUNDAI TIBURON
17,700 mi, 1 owner, like new,
$9,600, 941-485-8135
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2008 HYUNDAI SANTA FE
66,865 mi, LMTD, NAVI,
$15,950 877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HYUNDAI SANTA FE
76,214 mi $13,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HYUNDAI TUCSON
32,633 mi, $14,577
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, 27,654, $23,477
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HYUNDAI TUCSON
15,179 mi, $19,950
877-219-9139 DIr





2008 INFINITI G37S Coupe,
30K mi, great cond., Black
$23,600 941-698-0018

KIA
L ^ 7177


2003 KIA SEDONA
62K miles, $4,799
Pro Power Auto 941-627-8822
2004 KIA OPTIMA
69,547 mi, $6,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2007 KIA SEDONA, SILVER
60,417 mi, $8,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2007 KIA SEDONA, WHITE
60,139 mi, $8,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HYUNDAI ACCENT
28,951 mi, $7,950
877-219-9139 DIr


S HONDA HONDA
Lee 7160 L W 7160


SLEXUS
7178


2006 LEXUS ES 330 4 DR,
89,754 mi, $11,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2007 LEXUS ES 350
CERTIFIED $18,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2008 LEXUS RX 350
$27,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2009 LEXUS ES 350 4DR,
LTHR, 37,804 mi, $21,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 LEXUS RX 350
41,468 mi, $27,454
877-219-9139 DIr
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
2012 LEXUS HS 250H
7,042 mi, $29,788
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 LEXUS RX 350
CERTIFIED, $37,990
877-211-8054 DLR

MAZDA
7180


2004 MAZDA 6, V6
124,333 mi $6,577
877-219-9139 DIr
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MERCEDES
wamo Z7190


1987 MERCEDES Diesel
Wagon, lowner,always garaged,
vry cIn, $7,500 941-964-0123
2006 MERCEDES C230,
Leather, Moonroof, Low Miles!
$13,988. 941-639-1601 P.G.

MINI COOPER
7192


2010 MINI-S Conv. White,
6- STD, 37K mi, $19,775
OBO. 941-467-0062. PG.

NISSAN
7200


2004 NISSAN SENTRA
Looks & runs like new!
$6995 941-916-9222 DIr.
2006 NISSAN ALTIMA,
Auto, PW, PL, A/C! $7,988
941-639-1601, DIr.
2009 NISSAN 350Z
$24,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2009 NISSAN ALTIMA
59,955 mi, $14,879
877-219-9139 DIr

SPORTS CARS
7205


1974 CHEVROLET Corvette
,4 spd, new paint, air,
$7,995 941-204-9415
7 SAAB
L ^ 7206


2006 SAAB 93 WAGON,
Onl 40K Mi! Leather, All Power1!
$12,988 941-639-1601 DIr.


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SUBARU
L ^ 4Z7207


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


2004 TOYOTA SCION XB
88,354 mi, $9,752
877-219-9139 DIr
2006 TOYOTA COROLLA
102,135 mi, $7,854
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 TOYOTA CAMRY LE
71,900 mi, $13,755
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 TOYOTA YARIS,
Auto, PW, PL, 30K Miles!
$11,988 941-639-1601 DIr.
2012 TOYOTA COROLLA
SILVER, 9,802 mi, $15,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2013 TOYOTA COROLLA S
10,662 mi, $17,477
877-219-9139 DIr


GUARANTEED AUTOMO-
TIVE FINANCING RATES
AS LOW AS 1.9%!
941-625-2141

VOLKSWAGEN
7220


2007 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT
33K, $12,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2010 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA
46,903 mi, $14,455
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 VOLKSWAGEN
PASSAT $26,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2012 VOLKSWAGEN
TIGUAN 25,391 mi,
$22,411 877-219-9139 DIr

ScANTIQUES/
COLLECTIBLES
7250

1985 CHEVROLET EL
CAMINO, Restored, Great
Condition, beautiful, must sac-
rifice $7900 941-716-3733

BUDGET BUYS
L111Z L7252


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


WE BUY CARS
$400 CASH + UP
Frank 941-276-0204
CASH FOR JUNKERS
Available 24/7
941-286-3122, 623-5550

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AUTOS WANTED
7260









$$ TOP CASH $$
FOR CARS & TRUCKS.
DEAD OR ALIVE.
941-485-7515

AUTO PARTS/
ACCESSORIES


225/75/16 SINGLE tire on
rim low miles spare load D
$75 941-204-4921
350 AMP Jump Starter Box,
700 Peak Amps by Black &
Decker $40 941-627-9466
4 16" rims (American Rac-
ing)4 1/2" bolt pattern. $150,
OBO 941-627-6023
4 16" rims (American Rac-
ing)4 1/2" bolt pattern. $150,
OBO 941-627-6023
5.0 LITER engine 98 chevy
vortec long block $200, OBO
941-474-1913
BATTERY EVERSTART Maxx
65S top term. new w/receipt
$90, OBO 941-626-5099
BED LINER black custom, 6
foot bed 98 silverado $75,
OBO 941-474-1913
CHROME MIRRORS for
Chevy Silverado. Factory, like
new $125 941-697-0700
CR-V CARGO Shade Fits 07-
11 Replaces hard cover.
Beige $35 941-492-5331
CR-V FLOOR Mats Ft & RR
rubber mats. Like new. $35
941-492-5331
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POWER MIRROR new,Dr.
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$100, OBO 941-626-5099
POWER STEERING RACK,
Cadillac New in box $125
941-204-9415
RIGHT SIDE rear view mirror
for 2002 Cavalier. New in
box. $35 941-764-0312
TAILLIGHT FORD p/u 97 to
03,dr. side used,exc.cond.
$25, OBO 941-626-5099
TIRES 4 alum. whls w/tires
225x70x14 fits gm. 80%
tread. $300 941-769-6162
TIRES NEW, 4 Bridgestone
Dueler Alenza, 255/55/20
$499 FIRM!! 941-473-1730
TRAILER HITCH For Lincoln
Continental. $50, OBO
941-429-5858
TRUCK TOPPER 8ft, metallic
grey, nice condition $400
941-661-7628
VW ROOF Racks OEM fit
Sportwagen, etc. Like new.
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Low 7290


2001 CHEVROLET ASTRO LS
Exc. Cond, well maintained,
$4,000, OBO, Rich, 941-697-5451
2002 OLDSMOBILE SIL-
HOUETTE Loaded, cold a/c,
runs & looks great.
$3,750, OBO 941-626-6879
2005 CHRYSLER TOWN &
COUNTRY 51,481 mi,
$18,950 877-219-9139 DIr
2009 TOYOTA VENZA
34,902 mi, $20,877
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 DODGE Grand Caravan
WHEELCHAIR van, 10" lowered
floor & ramp. 941-8704325
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
22,347 mi, $26,754
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
52,012 mi, $34,185
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ODYSSEY
EXL, 51,264 mi $25,885
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ODYSSEY
23,712 mi, $28,799
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ODYSSEY
36,998 mi, $28,957
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ODYSSEY
Cert., 29,323 mi, $32,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2013 HONDA ODYSSEY
CERT., 5,830 mi, $38,975
877-219-9139 DIr
2013 HONDA ODYSSEY
Touring, CERT, 4,761 mi,
$38,977 877-219-9139 DIr

TRUCKS/ PICK-UPS
7300


1994 FORD RANGER
82K miles, ext. cab $3599
Pro Power Auto 941-627-8822
2002 FORD F-150 XLT, Extra
Cab! Loaded!Auto! $6,988.
941-625-2141 Gorman Family
2005 CHEVROLET COLORADO
4DR, 61K mi, loaded, super clean,
$13,800, 716-998-0012
2005 FORD F-250, Diesel,
Ext. Cab, Auto, AC, Bedliner!
$11,988 941-639-1601, DIr.
2005 GMC CANYON
Extended cab, 50,000 miles,
$8500 941-505-5719
2005 GMC SIERRA 1500
DENALI, 87,603 mi $23,477
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 TOYOTA TUNDRA
Limited, 46,690 mi, $34,577
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA RIDGELINE
RTL, AWD, 21,844 mi,
$27,950 877-219-9139 DIr
2011 NISSAN FRONTIER
8,286 mi, $27,887
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 TOYOTA TUNDRA
13,638 mi, $26,544
877-219-9139 DIr

SPORT UTILITY/
VEHICLES
7305

2003 KIA SORENTO
V6, Loaded $5299
Pro Power Auto 941-627-8822
2005 FORD EXPLORER
SPORT TRACK XLT 50k miles,
exc. cond. $12,900/obo
941-661-1861
2008 FORD ESCAPE XLS
White, Excellent condition, 67k
$10,500. 941-639-5526
I Classified = Sales I
2008 TOYOTA SEQUOIA
Platinum, Navi, 84,793 mi,
$30,950 877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA PILOT
42,658 mi, $28,758
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA PILOT
Cert.,12,846 mi, $30,754
877-219-9139 DIr


SPORT UTILITY/
VEHICLES
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2012 HONDA PILOT
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877-219-9139 DIr
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16' BAYLINER WALK-THRU
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941-637-0310


aunp 4 stroke Yamana
excel cond loaded w/trailer
$12,950 941-347-7362
16' SPORTCRAFT Center
console, 70HP Johnson,
413 orig. hours. Runs
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3,800 941-875-5164


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$4-99& $3500 941-626-3110


i -wJ.J i MILrIon .., -"
STROKE YAMAHA, ALL EQUIPMENT
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ALL SERVICE RECORDS!
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19' SEARAY SRV-175 Merc
Cruiser Open bow, Runs excel-
lent. w/ trailer, $1300/obo
941-249-4665


ter W/A cuddy 175 Yamaha ss
prop 8hp kicker runs great
good cond. $4,200, OBO
941-255-8756
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18' 2011 PONTOON, 2013
Honda 4s, 5 yr warr. Extras
$18,500, OBO 941-426-6849
20' 1994 BAYLINER Needs
Starter. Make Reasonable
Offer. 5262 Lovett. NP 941-
268-2121
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Loaded, full canvas & screen-
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biminis, galley, enclosed head,
sleeps 4, fridge, inside stor-
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$18,500. (941)-493-8320


HP Merc. Optimax SW low hrs
SS props full head RayNav C-1i20
VHF Exc cond. $39,500 941-
697-9254





26' PENNYAN FB Galley
Sleeps 4 New Eng. Low Hrs.
or trade for deck boat.
$8,500. 941-2234368


2z BU Pr r'ocKet cruiser,
1986, 165 Volvo Diesel, Cus-
tom Interior, $49,000 919-
247-2482


z8 MPviArGi Sport risner-
man, 1989 (Nokomis), T/270
Chrysler I/B,Garmin color plot-
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head. $26,99 $21,000. Bob
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29'6" REGAL COMMODORE
2002 Twin 10 Radar, GPS,
AC, Loaded. $41,000
508-942-4600


3a1 UNUANU I' .1-"1, -i.:.,
low hrs. Ext. Warranty 5 L
Engs. AC. Gen $89,9
$75,000 941-875-4852

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Mariner 350, Twin Merc
Cruisers, All electronics,
Shows like new.
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20UU, Iwin ,wiunr i umiiiins,
Kohlar Deisel, Bow Thruster,
A/C, Auto Pilot, Radar, 39"
Draft, 2 State Rooms, LCD
TVs, Plenty of Seating in Dining
Areas, Dingy Lift, Easy Access
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40' DEFEVER TRAWLER
1980, twin diesel, new fiber-
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tanks, $49,000
231-218-9920


- Totally Refurbished with
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52' VISTA MOTORYACHT
Live Your Dream! 15.5' beam,
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941-266-6321
SAILBOATS








23' HUNTER 1986 S be-n,
2'3" draft, wing keel, 5HP OB
motor, $4500. 941-625-9721
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Yammar, AC, heat, in mast furl-
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2001 SEA DOO GTX
Low hours, good cond.
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(941) 255-0381
MISC. BOATS
7333


8' AQUATOY paddle boat
1999 blue and white, 5 seats
$275 941-769-7255

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and gold $40 941-759-0013
6-FT.CAST NET, PROP &
ANCHOR $50, OBO
727-365-9230
ALPHA 1 LOWER UNIT Com-
plete with or w/o prop. $499
941-255-3675
BIMINI TOP 74" Great shape,
blue $125, OBO
941-626-8346
BOAT CARRY-ON Air Condi-
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BTU $375 941-661-8310
CABIN LIGHTS Brass Goose-
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$15 941-475-9689
CAST NET 6', Anchor, 12-1/4
X15 PROP, 6-1/2 GAL. GAS
TANK $75 727-365-9230
DELTA ANCHOR 141b ex. con-
dition $75 941-475-9689
EPIRB LITTON/QUEST
Model 953 $75, OBO
941-429-5858


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7330


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GOREN BRIDGE

WITH TANNAH HIRSCH
@2013 Tribune Media Services, Inc.
BID BOLDLY, BE LUCKY


Both vulnerable. South deals.


NORTH
AAQ 10643
) 9874
0942
46 Void


WEST
672
, Q62
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AK


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The bidding:
SOUTH WEST
146 Pass
2V Pass
6C Pass


NORTH
14
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Pass


EAST
Pass
Pass
Pass


Opening lead: Jack of 0
Aggressive bidding tends to reap
rich rewards if you have the skill,
and luck, to bring home your
ambitious contracts. Consider this
deal.
Hands with a long club suit or, to a
certain extent, a long diamond suit,
are awkward to handle if you play
that an opening bid of two clubs is


artificial and forcing. Too much
bidding space has to be consumed to
describe these holdings accurately
and the strong hand may become the
declarer, making the defense
considerably easier. Hence South
elected to open one club and rebid
two hearts over North's one spade
response. When North jumped to
four hearts, South pressed on to slam,
since he expected to find at least one
heart honor card in partner's hand.
To say the slam had no play would
be a slight stretch, as declarer
demonstrated. The opening diamond
lead was ruffed in the closed hand,
dummy was entered with a club ruff
and a low trump was led to the ten
and queen. West defended as well as
possible by forcing declare again
with a diamond, and now the gods
smiled on South. The ace of hearts
was cashed and not only did it fetch
the king, but it was West who held the
outstanding trump!
Declarer simply ran winning clubs.
West could ruff at any time, but
declarer would overruff, return to
hand with the king of spades, and the
good clubs would score the rest of the
tricks.

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


7 Little Words

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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. Q

CLUES SOLUTIONS -

1 23rd president of France (7) __

2 away from the coast (6)

3 one who supplies remedy (9) ___
4 reprimanding (9) _____

5 luxuriate (6) _

6 Swedish telecom company (8) _
7 contradiction in terms (7) __


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Tuesday's Answers: 1. DEFLATED 2. DASHING 3. CICATRICE
4. SIGNET 5. TRANSPIRING 6. BOYS 7. TEASPOONS


ACROSS
1 Pasture locale
5 Dislike intensely
10 Downy fungi
14 Two-piece
cookie
15 In a huff
16 fixe
17 Orchard product
18 Birds or fruit
19 Clementine's
shoe size
20 Wildlife
attractions
(2 wds.)
22 Cake-pan type
23 Give a hand to
24 Novelist
Rita Brown
25 Gray-brown bird
29 Business deal
33 A vital sign
34 Monsieur's
islands
36 Refinery waste
37 Historical period
38 Brownish
pigment
39 Water-power
org.
40 Orchid-loving
Wolfe
42 Part of NBA
43 Felt concern
45 Violent storm
47 Harem owners
49 Signs off on
50 Volleyball need


51 Pursuit
54 Nose nipper
(2 wds.)
60 Takes a powder
61 Raj
headquarters
62 Helm position
63 Felipe or Matty
64 Singer-- John
65 High notes
66 Legless animal
67 Rock band Pink
68 Lawsuit basis
DOWN
1 Dandies
2 Land measure
3 Genuine
4 Bricklayers'
needs
5 A martial art
6 -a-brac
7 Bird of prey
8 Mr. Redding
9 Home, in the
phone book
10 Colonial dances
11 Valhalla host
12 Let use
13 Bug repellent
21 Onetime Trevi
Fountain coins
22 Outlaw
24 Geologic
formation
25 Depleted
26 Thick soup


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Crowbar end
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DEAR DR. ROACH: I
am 55 years old, take no
medication and am in
good health. However,
I'm about 25 pounds
overweight. Starting four
months ago, I eliminated
most carbohydrates from
my diet no pasta,
potatoes, rice, flour, bread
or sweets. I have always
eaten many vegetables
and fish, but have in-
creased my vegetable,
fish and cheese intake to
make up for the lack of
those other foods. And I
have successfully lost nine
pounds without really
trying. My friend, upon
hearing that I eliminated
those carbohydrates, was
horrified, stating that this
is very bad for my health.
I explained that I have not
increased my red meat
consumption, but she's
adamant. Can you com-
ment? Thank you. EH.
ANSWER: There
remains a great deal of
controversy about the
topic of low-fat diets
versus low-carbohydrate
diets. There is evidence
on both sides. But what
you are doing isn't too
controversial and it's
almost all good. Pasta,
potatoes, rice, flour and
bread are all starches,
a type of complex car-
bohydrate, and are all
turned into sugar in your
bloodstream. Sweets
are directly absorbed
as sugar. For many
people, that increases
risk of diabetes as well as
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weight gain. Perhaps
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fiber or fat.
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the difference between
fiber and roughage? I
know it's important to get
both, but they seem the
same to me. Zach K. in
Florida
What a great question!
The answer is that they are
and they aren't! Dietary
fiber and roughage are
pretty much the same
thing. But there are two
different types of fiber:
soluble and insoluble.
Soluble fiber is jellylike
and dissolves in water. The
flesh of fruits and veg-
etables (no skin) is soluble,
as are oats and beans.
Insoluble fiber is "rough-
age." It's what keeps your
digestive system moving.
It's found in the skin of
fruits and vegetables, and
in whole wheat and nuts.
Both types of fiber are
important to your good
health. Fiber can help
lower cholesterol, and it
aids in digestion. An apple
a day (skin and all) really
can keep the doctor away!
But don't go overboard all
at once. Add a little more
fiber to your diet slowly,
and your body will thank
you. Also, read labels, and
you will be able to see how
much fiber is in a serving.
- Heloise

No drips
Dear Heloise: I have a
cake recipe that I make
to bring to a lot of func-
tions that has a glaze-type
frosting that you pour
over the top. It usually
drips down and pools
around the cake on the


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platter. I end up having to
try to clean it up before
serving.
After I cut out wax
paper to line the cake
pans, I save the outer
scraps. I put them down
around the cake and on
the platter. When done
glazing and the glaze has
finished dripping down, I
just remove the wax paper
and throw it away. The
platter stays clean and
without drips! Nicole
G. in Washington

Baking hint
Dear Heloise: I bake
just about every day. My
favorite things to bake are
pies and cookies. Most of
them are rolled out.
I buy about a yard of
cheap muslin and cut
four pieces to use for roll-
ing out these goodies. It
sure saves a lot of money
instead of buying a spe-
cial cloth for rolling. Once
it gets a little bit soiled, I
just throw it away and go
to the next piece. I store
the cloth I am working
with in a plastic storage
bag and keep it on a shelf
in the pantry. Dot B. in
New Hampshire


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Couple finds recipe for a

lasting and loving marriage


MALLARD FILLMORE By Bruce Tinsley

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DEAR ABBY: My hus-
band came up to me after
dinner, wrapped his arms
around me and asked,
"Honey, is there anything
we need to discuss?" In his
hand he held an envelope
on which I had written
your name and address.
When I told him it was
a request for a copy of
your cookbooklet not
a request for marriage
counseling he was
relieved. We have been
"cooking up" a wonderful
life together for 10 years.
Somehow I managed
to misplace your cook-
booklet. I have read that
there is now a set of two
of them. Would you please
give me the ordering in-
structions? Thanks, Abby!
-JEAN IN RICHLAND,
WASH.
DEAR JEAN: I get a
lot of letters like yours
and I'm glad to oblige.
Once you start looking
at "Cookbooklet II" you
will see that a sweet tooth
runs in my family. Many
readers have told me the
dessert recipes in my
cookbooklets are great for
entertaining, and actu-
ally save calories because
they are divided among a
greater number of people.
The raw apple cake with
caramel glaze serves 16!
My booklets are sold as
a set and can be ordered
by sending your name
and address, plus check
or money order for $14
(U.S. funds) to: Dear Abby
- Cookbooklet Set, PO.
Box 447, Mount Morris, IL
61054-0447. Shipping and
handling are included in
the price. Remember, "an
apple a day keeps the doc-
tor away," and this recipe
requires five or six of them.
(Think of the fiber!)
My cookbooklet set
contains more than 100
tasty recipes for soups,
salads, appetizers, main
courses and desserts that
can be used when friends
and families get together
to celebrate holidays and
special occasions.
I have been told by
some readers that they
have been used as the ba-
sis for Dear Abby-themed
dinner parties. (The place


Dear Abby

cards were decorated
with hearts and flowers,
and the centerpiece was
a "bouquet" of envelopes
addressed to me.)
P.S. Your husband
sounds like a sweetheart.
My mother once said the
secret to a lasting marriage
is a husband who lasts, so
feed him well and he will.
DEAR ABBY: I work in
a skilled-care facility. I
am also preparing for law
school. Today one of my
co-workers humiliated me
in the presence of others
by asking if I have been
gaining weight. I giggled
and said, "Probably."
She proceeded to say
that I have gained "a lot"
of weight in my "fat face"
and told me to get on the
scale so she could see how
much. I told her it's none
of her business.
She has done this to
me and other co-workers
before. Our supervisor
likes her and doesn't rep-
rimand her. How should I
handle this? GETTING
IMPATIENT IN ILLINOIS
DEAR GETTING
IMPATIENT: Handle it by
ignoring this unpleasant
person and avoiding her
whenever possible. So
should any other co-
worker she has offended.
Any time she attempts to
embarrass any of you, it
should be reported to your
supervisor's supervisor -
individually or en masse
- because the failure to
act on your concerns is
allowing a hostile work
environment to exist.
Dear Abby is written by
Abigail Van Buren, also
known as Jeanne Phillips,
and was founded by her
mother, Pauline Phillips.
Write Dear Abby at www.
DearAbby.com or PO. Box
69440, Los Angeles, CA
90069.


"For we ourselves also were sometimes foolish,
disobedient, deceived, serving divers lusts and plea-
sures, living in malice and envy, hateful, and hating
one another But after that the kindness and love of
God our Savior toward men appeared."-- Titus 3:3-4.
The love of God can make such a difference.
Replace the bitterness of your heart with peace of
mind. Give your life to Jesus.


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Venice Gondolier readers: Look for the puzzle solution in the Our Town section.


I HOROSCOPE
ARIES (March 21-April 19).You'll benefit from
knowing the motives of others, and you'll easily
figure them out now, too, especially if that someone
seems to have the emotional maturity of a child.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Of course you know
what bothers you, but your expertise will pale in
comparison to that of a certain person who seems
to thrive on finding new ways to drive you crazy.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). An overlap of interests
will influence your love life now. Money, work, ro-


play into the action somehow. You'll keep a clear
head and compartmentalize well when necessary.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). Passion isn't dead; it's
just sleeping. Enjoy the cooling-off period while it
lasts. This is what's needed to recharge your energy.
Relationships will thrive again once you've rested.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Act on your moneymaking
ideas, especially if they involve an open invitation to
the general public. You have special luck in matters
of publicity and your reputation.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You won't be deterred.


mance, power, status, family matters and more will The best things in life are a bit messy. Expecting
oon


things to be otherwise is naive. You have the gump-
tion to hang in there and try harder to make it work.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). The time you spend


SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21).This is the best
day of the week to physically touch base, exchange
information and demonstrate your genuine interest


PISCES (Feb.19-March 20). You'll make friends
easily. What will you do together? Investigate the
goings on in your community.The best outings do


following your curiosity will be the best investment in others. People will open up to you. not require you to spend a lot of money.
of the day. It makes for good conversation, which CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Spending more than TODAY'S BIRTHDAY(May 8). Introductions this
is an absolutely free pastime that will lead to good you earn creates problems. You'll keep the balance month bring luck. Your most lucrative times are


fortune in many areas of life.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). You are likely to get
mentally swept off your feet by someone who
strikes a chord in your heart. You'll try to cover this
up to the best of your ability, though, recognizing
the benefit of privacy.


in check. This has to do with both money and more
subtle systems of exchange between people.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You'll encounter
traffic jam-like situations that feel hopeless as they
inch along. Movement, even if it's only a few inches
at a time, is still movement. Relax.


now, July and December. The encouragement and
support you give others will boomerang backto
you as you apply yourself to a big project in June.
Your affection for someone special grows through
November. Aries and Sagittarius people adore you.
Your lucky numbers are: 3,5,42,38 and 20.


JANRIC CLASSIC SUDOKU
Fill in the blank cells using numbers 1 to 9. Each number can appear only once in each row,
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).

6 4 1 2 3 Rating: GOLD

2 6 Solution to 5/7/13

3 6 1 1 2 5 7 3 6 9 4 8
0--6 9 8 4 1 2 5 3 7-

7 9 8 4 3 7 8 9 5 2 6 1
5 3 582647193

8 5 7 9 4 6 3 8 1 7 5 2

1 2 8 819524376
--7 5 3 1264973815 4 2 9


2 6 9 7
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