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Coach's Facebook account hacked


By ROB SMITH
SPORTS EDITOR

Venice High appeared
to be in the market for a
new football coach for a
few hours Dec. 14.
A hacker comman-
deered Venice High
football coach John
Peacock's Facebook
account last Saturday
and posted a status an-
nouncing "his" resigna-
tion and criticizing the
school's administration.


SUN PHOTO BYJUSTIN
FENNELL
Venice High football coach
John Peacock talks to an offi-
cial during his team's game
against Largo Oct. 18.


The message was
taken down once
Peacock realized what
had happened, and the
coach said he didn't
know how his account
was hacked.
Sarasota County
Schools Director of
Communications and
Community Relations
Gary Leatherman said
aside from using fire-
walls to prevent teachers
from accessing social
media sites with district


technology during
school hours, the school
district is minimally
involved in instances
like this.
"We do provide staff
with information about
the potential downside
of being involved in so-
cial media," Leatherman
said. "But since most
staff Facebook accounts
are private, we have very
little direct control over

FACEBOOK 111


SUN PHOTO BY GREG GILES
Wildlife expert Jack Hanna signs an autograph Wednesday. He
was at Barclay's Pharmacy in Venice filming a pet supplement
commercial.
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Blind, deaf, lost in a ditch films in Venice
B RvGRFG GIlS sunnlement was being


Amazingly,

dog is found
By BOB MUDGE
SENIOR WRITER
The moral of this story,
Anne Coyle said, is don't
put your blind, deaf dog
outside unless he's on his
lead.
Not that Brady the
poodle goes outside very
often, with or without his
lead, other than to "do his
numbers," she said. But
late one night last week
was one of those times.
When she went to let him
in, he wasn't at the door
of their South Harbor
Drive home.
She went out bare-
foot, in her nightgown,
flashlight in hand, to try
to find him. Husband
Bill got in the car and
searched the adjacent
streets on the island. No
luck.
Worry turned to panic.
"I started thinking
about all the coyotes and
all that stuff that's out
there that could prey on a
little dog," Anne said.
So she decided to call
911. The operator said
she'd refer it to the Venice
Police Department, but
couldn't promise help
would be coming.
It did, though, in the


NEWS EDITOR
"Jungle" Jack Hanna,
television star of Wild
Countdown and Into the
Wild, is in Venice for a
quiet holiday.
Hanna, who has a
condominium in Venice,
wasn't taking it easy,
however.
The high energy wildlife
expert was the star
attraction on Wednesday
in downtown Venice at
Barclay's Pharmacy where
a commercial for a pet


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filmed.
Hanna was endorsing
Cosequin, a joint sup-
plement that supports
cartilage production,
developed by Nutramax
Laboratories. Hanna's
endorsements are fea-
tured prominently on the
company's website.
The commercial will
air nationally in 15- and
30-second segments,
beginning early next
year, said MelissaWeiss,
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Up to 650 homes


possible for land


SUN PHOTO BY BOB MUDGE


Bill and Anne Coyle with their blind and deaf poodle, Brady, returned to them by two Venice
POODLE 111 Police officers after he wandered away from home.


By GREG GILES
NEWS EDITOR
The Venice Planning
Commission this week
approved a big box
development, retail and
up to 650 homes on 51
acres of vacant land in
NorthVenice.
Owners of the former
Renaissance property on
the northeast corner of
Laurel Road and Knights
Trail Road sought the
rezone approval for the
mixed-use project.
While supportive, the
commission, ended up
holding one of its longest
and most contentious
meetings of the year.
The issue: whether to
grant 11 additional land


Port Charlotte High grad makes FBI's


By GARY ROBERTS
STAFF WRITER


A Port Charlotte High
School graduate has been
placed on the FBI most
wanted list.
Edly Albert Atherley II is
being sought in connec-
tion with the violent death
of his wife at their home
in San Bernardino, Calif
Authorities suspect
Atherley, 29, of killing
Ashley Atherley, 28, who
was found with her throat
slashed Dec. 1.
The FBI is offering a
$10,000 reward for infor-
mation leading to Edly's
arrest. The FBI bulletin also
warns that Edly, whom the
bulletin calls "a convicted
felon," should be consid-
ered armed and dangerous,
and possibly suicidal.


Police believed Edly was
still in the San Bernardino
area, but there is a chance
he has made passage back
to Southwest Florida,
having grown up in Port
Charlotte. His wife also
has family in Hillsborough
County, Fla., where the
couple lived for a time be-
fore moving to California
earlier this year.
In addition, the FBI
said Edly has ties to Belize
in Central America, where
he reportedly has family
and friends.
Identifying marks on
Edly include a large, gash-
type wound on his right
hand, an abrasion to his
right forearm, and a tat-
too on his right shoulder,
the FBI stated.
According to media
reports, Edly was last seen
Dec. 4 while attempting


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is offering a
$10,000
reward.
The FBI warns
he is
a convicted
felon and should
be considered
armed and
dangerous.


community to know the
Sheriff's Office is following
the manhunt closely.
'At this point, neither
we nor the San Bernardino
authorities have any


ATHERLEY


to buy a train ticket, but
ran off after being identi-
fied by a security officer.
Charlotte County Sheriffs
spokeswoman Debbie
Bowe said she wants the


information that would
indicate Edly is in
Charlotte County, or that
he is headed here," Bowe
said Thursday.
Edly has a history of
domestic violence-related
arrests, starting in Port
Charlotte. In February
2005, at age 20, Edly was
charged with domestic
battery, according to CCSO
records. A second arrest, in
November 2008, occurred
in Brandon, east of Tampa.
In both misdemeanor
cases, charges were
dropped, according to both
Charlotte and Hillsborough
court records.
In the 2005 Port
Charlotte case, court
records show Edly went
through a pretrial-di-
version program, which
includes batterers'


uses, like a school and
arena, that were asked
for by the developer, or
make the developer seek
approval for whatever
"special exception" is
necessary down the road
when the property owner
knows exactly what will
be built.
Without having a
specific development in
mind, commissioners
were unwilling to essen-
tially write a blank check
for the developer to build
whatever the market will
bear.
"My concern is whether
this is good zoning,
good planning, and in
compliance with the
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intervention classes. The
State Attorney's Office
then dropped the charges
after Edly completed the
program later that year.
San Bernardino police
believe Edly killed his
wife sometime between
Nov. 29 and Dec 1, before
going on the run, the San
Bernardino Sun reported.
Police were called to
check on her welfare
Dec. 1. Family members
said the two had been
estranged for a few
months.
The couple have two
children together, but
they reportedly were not
in the home at the time of
the murder.
Earlier this week,
Ashley's family laid her to
rest in a funeral service in
the Tampa Bay area.


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lighting ceremony at West Blalock Park.


Tree lighting


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By MONTY ANDREWS
GUEST COLUMNIST
Some people think the holiday season has
become too commercial and that the real
spirit of Christmas has been lost.
Hum-bug! This notion is only true if you
allow it to be.
This season, Venice Area Beautification,
Inc. again put on a community tree lighting
ceremony at West Blalock Park. The Venice
Arboretum, with an array of trees and palms,
was aglow with twinkling lights. Last year,
more than 50 trees were decorated. This year,
it is estimated that number was even higher.
About 500 people showed up for the event,
which featured entertainment, crafts for the
kids, and snacks and beverages a good,
old fashioned Christmas celebration.
At 6 p.m., Mayor John Holic led the
countdown to turning on the lights adorning
the community Christmas tree. This was
followed by the sequential lighting of the
decorated trees throughout the park. As
usual, it was spectacular.


Venice Veterans Gala

set for Jan. 26
The first annualVenice Veterans Gala is set for 2 p.m. on
Jan. 26 at the Venice Community Center. This event will
honor all current and previous members United States
military forces, with this year's focus on those who served
inWorldWar II.
Tickets to the gala will be $12 ahead of time and $15 at
the door.
The gala will include food and beverages, a swing dance,
a silent auction, a display of military paraphernalia and
classic cars and a tribute to the "Greatest Generation." This
event is organized by Catholic Charities, Diocese of Venice,
and proceeds will benefit Veterans Housing of Catholic
Charities and other Catholic Charities programs that
support veterans and their families.
In addition, proceeds will also support the Venice
Museum and Archives, the B-26 Marauder Historical
Society and the American Rosie the Riveters.
This gala was inspired by a swing dance held in Michigan
in 2010 by the B-26 Marauder Historical Society. Over time,
the small swing dance developed into an annual gala that
supports veterans, and then, members of the Veterans Gala
in Michigan brought the idea to Venice.
SunTrust Bank is sponsoring theVeterans Gala for
$5,000, and Catholic Charities invites additional corporate
sponsorships for $1,000, $500 and $250.
Tickets for theVeniceVeterans Gala are available at
SunTrust Bank at 200 South Nokomis Avenue or online at
CatholicCharitiesDOVorg.
For more information on sponsoring the gala, call Catholic
Charities at 488-5581 or email prarroyo@Diocese0fVenice.org.

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Man accused of taking kids on a drug run


A man was charged with
child neglect Wednesday
because authorities claim
he took the kids with him
while he attempted to fill
multiple prescriptions
at pharmacies around
Venice in order to pay
back a drug debt, accord-
ing to the Venice Police
Department.
Robert Thomas
Delarue, 34, of Venice was
charged with two counts
each of child
neglect and
contribut-
ingbto the
delinquency
of a minor, a
report states,
alleging that
DELARUE Delarue
brought the
children along during an
effort to retrieve enough
Xanax from local pharma-
cies in order to pay back
$500 that was owed by his
girlfriend.
During that time, the
kids were exposed to the
conversation about the
drug debt, the report
states. He later left the
children unattended at a
Venice home for ap-
proximately 90 minutes,
according to the report,
until their mother came
to pick them up.
Delarue was arrested
around 3 p.m. Wednesday
and transported to the
Sarasota County Jail,
where he remains on
$100,000 bond. The
relationship between
Delarue and the children
was redacted from the
report, as was the number
and ages of the children
involved.

Victim claims
escalating battery
A Nokomis woman was
arrested after the victim
claimed she was beaten
three times in December.
According to a Sarasota
County Sheriff's Office
report:
On Dec. 18, Sarah L.
Oakley, 35, entered a
57-year-old woman's
bedroom uninvited and
stood over the victim yell-
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Road and 1-75 in pursuit
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Southgate Mall in
Sarasota on Nov. 6, 2012.
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and arrested two of the
five suspects who were
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at the PGT Industries
facility.
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Gina Cathleen Cassan,
20, 1600 block of Liscourt
Drive, Venice. Charge:
aiding prisoner escape,


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possession of a canceled
or revoked driver's
license. Bond: $2,120.
Anthony Newcomb, 26,
900 block of Antigua Ave.,
Venice. Charge: Missouri
fugitive. Bond: none.

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registrations:
Tyler Scott Matthews,
25, 1200 block of Twin
Lakes Ave., Nokomis.
Amanda Joyce
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I OBITUARIES
Harreld
DeMunbrun
Harreld "Hal"
DeMunbrun joined his
Maker during the early
morning
hours of
Thursday,
Dec. 12,
2013, with
his loving
wife,
Wanda
Joslin
DeMunbrun,
i '.'.. and his
",A/A stepdaugh-
S ter, Barbara
Garaygordobil,
by his side. He is also
survived by his seven
children from his de-
ceased spouse, Betty
DeMunbrun.
Having just celebrated his
93rd birthday on Oct. 13,
Hal lived a full, complete
and interesting life.
Raised in Louisville, Ky.,
he went on to graduate
from The Ohio State
University, where he also
became a letterman in
swimming as well as a
Phi Delta Theta. He also
earned a master's degree
in advanced business
management from
Northeastern University.
After a brief time with
the FBI, he joined the
U.S. Navy, serving on the
Battleship Wedderburn
and the LST 240 during
World War II, and also
serving in Korea. He
retired as a lieutenant
commander and pursued
a civilian life as a senior
manager with several
corporations, including
president, Lift Parts MFG
Corp; president, Brake
Parts Company; presi-
dent, Casco Corporation;
New England man-
ager, American Oil
Company; and president,
Automotive Division,
Standard Thomson
Corporation.
Retiring in 1986, he
moved to Waterford in
Venice, Fla., where he re-
sided until 2010. During


those years, he was an
avid golfer atWaterford
Golf Club and Mission
Valley Country Club, and
a superb bridge player,
and participated in civic
activities such as serving
on the Waterford board
of directors and fund-
raising for Venice Little
Theatre.
As his health issues be-
came more challenging,
he and his wife, Wanda,
relocated to a retirement/
continuing care commu-
nity in Houston, Texas.
Services: A Funeral
Mass was held at
Epiphany Cathedral, 350
W. Tampa Ave., Venice,
Fla., Thursday, Dec. 19,
at 1 p.m., followed by his
burial at Venice Memorial
Gardens, 1950 Center
Road, Venice, Fla., at
2:30 p.m. Farley Funeral
Home, Venice, Fla., han-
dling the arrangements.
To send condolences,
visit:
FarleyFuneralHome.com.


Dudley 0. Nash
Dudley Owen Nash,
89, of Sarasota, Fla.,
died peacefully Tuesday,
Dec.17, 2013, at the
Windsor of Venice after a
long, debilitating illness.
g Dudley
S was borm
Sept. 10,
1924, in
Sherburne,
N.Y., to
Gladys
(Grover)
Nash and
Dudley Owen
.. Nash Sr. He
;~ti-J graduated from
Pelham Manor
High School in
Sherburne, N.Y., and joined
the U.S. Navyin 1942,
serving in the engine rooms
of ships and performing
triage on the wounded in
the Battle of Normandy
and at other significant
battle sites. Dudley received
an honorable discharge
from the Navy after World
War II in 1946.
After graduating from


Bliss Electrical School in
Washington, D.C., in 1947,
Dudley attended the State
University of New York
Maritime College from
1949 to 1950. He received
a B.S. in mechanical
engineering from MIT
in 1953. After graduating
from MIT, Dudley joined
Sperry Gyroscope in
Pittsfield, Mass., where he
received his first patent,
for a design in aircraft
navigating radar.
The majority of Dudley's
career was spent at General
Electric in Cincinnati, Ohio,
from which he retired after
40 years. As a principal
engineer at GE, he worked
on the design of jet engines,
obtaining 44 patents
related primarily to exhaust
engines. He was appointed
to GE's Design Board,
and among his other
accomplishments in the
world of aircraft engines, he
contributed to the success
of GEI, US/FRG and F101O
engine programs.
Dudley was a night owl.
According to him, "Late


at night, I did my best
work. Often, thoughts
seem to come into focus,
and I begin to sketch out
a problem we have been
mulling over at work. I look
at it from every angle, and
what seems at first to be
wild and unlikely turns out
to be the right answer."
Dudley married his first
wife, Gertrude "Trudy"
Skwierawsky, in 1952; she
preceded him in death
in 1988. Dudley married
his second wife, Vera
Ramstetter, in 1989 in
Cincinnati, Ohio. They
retired to Florida in 2007.
In his spare time, Dudley
enjoyed bicycling, swim-
ming, skiing and ballroom
dancing. He believed in the
value and trust of people,
admired hard workers and
never hesitated to recog-
nize their significance and
the support they offered to
the betterment of society.
Dudley is survived by his
wife, Vera, and his children,
Charles Grover (Martha)
Nash of Loveland,
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Canada, Patricia Marie
Nash (Steven) Greenberg
of New York and Janet
Louise (Kevin) Sing of
New York; as well as
grandchildren Mabel Nash
Greenberg and Violet Nash
Greenberg, both of New
York, and Paige, Leslie
and David Nash, all of
Loveland, Ohio.
Services: A Mass of
Christian Burial will
be held at Epiphany
Cathedral, in Venice,
Fla., at 1 p.m., Thursday,
Dec. 26, followed by
entombment at Venice
Memorial Gardens. To
send condolences to the
family, visit:
FarleyFuneralHome.com.
Contributions:
Memorial donations may
be made to American
Legion, 1770 E. Venice Ave.,
Venice, FL 34292; VFW,
832 E. Venice Ave., Venice,
FL 34292; or Epiphany
Cathedral, 350W. Tampa
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DECEMBER 21, 2013 WEEKEND EDITION


No prosecution for code



enforcement officer in sign flap


By GREG GILES
NEWS EDITOR

Can a code enforcement
officer reach into an
open vehicle and remove
something deemed illegal
by the city?
That question will
remain unanswered.
The State Attorney's
Office this week dismissed
charges against a city of
Venice code enforcement
inspector after he re-
moved an advertising sign
from the back of an open
hatchback.
Earlier this year, Larry
Hakes, of Palm Barber
Shop in the Venice Mall
(KMI Building), used his
creative advertising idea
to attract customers.
He said it brought in 65
percent of his business.
Inspector John Patek
determined that wasn't
allowed.
Coincidently, the city
was in the midst of revis-
ing its sign laws. Leaving
a commercial sign inside
an open hatchback is now
prohibited.
After Patek's three visits
with Hake, the barber had
had enough.
Hake filed trespass
charges against Patek for
entering his vehicle.
Patek maintained he
was only doing his job.
Patek's employer, too,
determined it was out of


line, and directed him to
replace the sign, which
was thrown in the trash.
Patek refused and was
docked three days pay.
Another employee had
the sign recreated and
delivered to Hake, who
said he had enough city
"harassment" and put the
sign in storage.
The city refused to
provide an attorney to
represent Patek, so he
hired his own.
"What's fair is fair. He
didn't do anything wrong,"
said Robert Harrison,
Patek's attorney. "If it was
in a locked car, (he'd have
to) get a court order."
A 12th Circuit Court
judge ordered mediation,
but that never took place,
Harrison said.
He believes Hake wasn't
interested in pursuing the
legal action any further
partly because the matter
brought attention to other
alleged code violations
found at the barber shop.
Patek has since filed
a grievance against the
city for docking his pay.
That has yet to go to
arbitration.
"The city union has its
own process for han-
dling arbitrations," said
Administrative Director
Allen Bullock. "They have
not indicated yet whether
they will move forward
with this arbitration."


In a report, Bullock laid
out the city concerns with
Patek's actions.
Patek defended those
actions.
"The city's charges
against me are nebulous,
ambiguous, and false,"
Patek said. "The charges
claim that I removed a
'legal' sign which it is not;
that there was a sign code
moratorium in effect,
which there was not; ...
and that I was uncoop-
erative with the police,
which is totally false.
"I immediately provid-
ed them with copies of
the prohibited sign code
section, photo of the
vehicle with sign in the
tailgate, the section of the
Code Enforcement (stat-
utes) and job description
relating to enforcement of
the sign code.
"Protocol calls for the
code enforcement officer


to first speak with the
violator and educate
them about the subject
code, which is exactly
what I did, but Mr. Hakes
continued to display his
unlawful sign in defiance
anyway."
Patek said removing
the sign was a matter of
safety.
"Two weeks prior to the
incident, I read about a
motorcyclist in Inverness,
Florida who was killed
when a portable sign was
blown in front of him.
How do you think the city
would respond if I did
nothing and a pedestrian
was hurt or a child in-
jured by this sign blowing
out the back of his car?
"When I removed that
sign, the furthest thing
from my mind was that
I was breaking any law,"
Patek said.
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Board of Adjustments and
Appeals
Vacancies: 3 Term: Three years
Contact: Cheryl Swenney, 941-861-
6637
Advisory Board: Citizens
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Vacancies: 3 Term: Three years
Contact: Drake Odum, 861-1038,
Advisory Board: Citizen Tax
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Vacancies: 2 at-large, 1 District 3,1
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Contact: Kirn Backus, 941-861-5071,
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Vacancies: 1 Term: Three years
Contact: Nancy DeLoach, 941-861-
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Contact: Karen Beisler, 941-861-
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Vacancies: 4, Engineer, General
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Term: Three years
Contact: Cheryl Swenney, 941-861-
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Vacancies: I Term: Three years
Contact: Richard Gleitsman, 941-
232-6112
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Vacancies: 3, Homeowner/
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citizen, Agriculture/Nursery Industry
Term: Three years
Contact: Nathan Blythe, 941-861-
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Advisory Board: Keep Sarasota
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(KSCBAB)
Vacancies: 3 Term: Three years
Contact: Wendi Crisp, 941-861-5399
Advisory Board: Library Advisory
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Vacancies: 1 Term: Adult 3 years or
Youth 1 year
Contact: Cynthia Stroth, 941-861-
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Advisory Board: Mechanical
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Vacancies: 4, Architect, Master
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Contact: Cheryl Swenney, 941-861-
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Vacancies: 1 Minority representative
Ternm: Three years
Contact: Robin Bayus, 941-861-
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Vacancies: 2: 1 District Three
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Representative Term: Three years
Contact: Jane Grogg, 941-861-5507;
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(PFFAB)
Vacancies: 2 Term: Three years
Contact: Tyson Quire, 941-861-0826
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Contact: Kathy Petz, 941-861-0672
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Contact: Susan Gray, 941-861-0900,
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Contact: Paul Semenec, 941-232-
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comprehensive plan," said
Chair Barry Snyder.
"You've asked for things
normally (obtained
through the) special
exception (process).
Commercial, multi-family
... is what's in the comp
plan. I'm concerned about
the refueling stations, au-
tomotive centers, houses
of worship, child care
centers, schools, infant
care centers, an arena..."
Land use attorney Jeff
Boone, representing the
owner and contract pur-
chaser, said the commer-
cial, mixed use zone with
additional uses would give
the owner the "greatest
amount of flexibility for
developing the property
when it comes along."
Two commissioners
supported granting that
flexibility.
"I think this is exactly
the philosophical reason
(behind) the CMU," said
Commissioner Helen


Moore. "To me, this is
going from pure industrial
to pure residential and it's
a wonderful transition.
"Yes, I wouldn't want to
live next to some of the
uses listed here ... but I
don't know how we can
parcel these out one by
one."
Commissioner John
Williams said time was of
the essence, and seeking
special exceptions takes
additional time.
"I look at this list (of
uses). I am not embar-
rassed with any of these
businesses. All of these
belong in a community,
in my opinion," Williams
said.
The remaining commis-
sioners opposed the idea.
"I think it would be
a big mistake for us to
grant everything on this
list," said Commissioner
Charles Newsom.
Commissioner Shaun
Graser urged the board to
be critical in its evaluation
of the proposal.
"I'm really struggling
with so many of the uses
in this area ... uses that we


will live with," Graser said.
"If they want to come back
and do the right thing -
ask for a special exception
- they can get them."
The commission
approved the rezone from
Commercial General to
Commercial Mixed Use at
Tuesday's meeting, but not
the additional uses.
The 50.68 acre parcel
was previously part of
a larger 73-acre parcel
approved for aWalmart,
hotel and residential units
but those plans died with
the previous economic
downturn.
The original Renaissance
property owner defaulted,
putting the property back
in the hands of the lender,


OBWaterford LLC, an
Orion Bank entity, until
Orion went out of busi-
ness. Iberia Bank currently
owns the property.
The contract purchaser
is Vanguard Land LLC, a
corporation led by devel-
oper John Peshkin.
Commissioners had
good things to say about
Peshkin's developments
and especially his willing-
ness to convene a commit-
tee of area residents from
nearbyWillow Chase and
the Venetian Golf & River
Club. The committee was
supportive of the project,
although some commu-
nity members testified at
Tuesday's meeting that
granting the additional


uses might have unintend-
ed consequences.
Peshkin's Toscana Isles
project was approved ear-
lier this year. The Toscana
residential subdivision
just north of the property
peeled off 21 acres of the
Renaissance property.
Peshkin's new project
approved this week is
being called Portofino.
Portofino's plan is for
more intensive commer-
cial uses for the western
half of the property (25
acres) nearest Knights Trail
Road, less intensive retail
shops in the middle 20
acres, and residential in
the northeastern 5 acres.
Technically, the appli-
cant received approval for


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units and 425,000 square
feet of commercial, retail,
office and service uses.
Under the CMU, a big
box store is still a possibili-
ty. Technically, the prop-
erty could also end up an
all-residential subdivision,
although Boone said that's
unlikely
City staff noted a previ-
ous traffic analysis con-
ducted for the site would
need to be revisited once
the development exceeds
anticipated traffic.
The Portofino rezone
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OUR VIEW


Our holiday message to group attacking Detert


- back off


Here is our message to the
deep-pocketed bullies of Americans
for Prosperity:
Lay off Sen. Nancy Detert, R-Venice.
Your campaign to discredit her and
intimidate other moderate Florida
Republicans is ignorant and dishon-
est. We are offended. Local voters of
all parties in her district should be
offended. Take your smear tactics back
home ASAP
Detert was targeted recently by
the conservative-libertarian political
action group begun by the billionaire
industrialists Charles and David Koch.
Americans for Prosperity is a 501(c)(4)
"social welfare" nonprofit under the
U.S. tax codes and advocates for
limited government and free markets.
Nationally, Americans for Prosperity
spent $122 million in 2012 on "issue
ads" that primarily opposed President


Obama and congressional Democrats.
But Republicans deemed not-conser-
vative-enough also have been targeted,
and Americans for Prosperity has
spread its money liberally to influence
state and local affairs.
The campaign against Detert
involved direct mailings, TV commer-
cials and Web ads. Earlier mailings
criticized her position on charter
schools and state pensions. One
mailing criticized her vote on expand-
ing Medicaid coverage in Florida.
Or, as the group spun it, supporting
"Obamacare's Medicaid Expansion."
Detert was, in fact, one of 38 state
senators who voted in favor of ex-
tending coverage to another 1 million
Floridians using federal Medicaid
dollars. Only one senator voted against
it. Conservative stalwart Gov. Rick
Scott also supported the measure,


which failed in the House.
So why Detert?
"I'm bewildered, and so are my
voters here," Detert told us recently.
"It's like they're taking every national
issue and sticking my face on it."
At a big price tag, thanks to New
York billionaires. Detert reportedly
estimated the campaign against her
cost as much as $100,000.
She added, "Maybe they are adver-
tising to find an opponent to me."
Maybe. But more likely the group
just wants to force Detert and other
Republicans to look over their shoul-
ders when voting. The politics of
intimidation.
Good luck to that. As Detert put it: "The
only problem is, have you met me?"
She is a clear-headed and strong-
willed Republican veteran, hardly a
liberal.


Even from a GOP-centric perspec-
tive, Detert said, "This is like sending
the troops to Afghanistan, and the
Marines start shooting at the Army."
Tactically, she observed, "They are
trying to push (legislators) over and
trying to influence the rightward drift.
We normal Republicans hope they
would start their own party."
We agree. We also think Detert is
wise to take a low-key approach to the
smear tactics.
"I'm deliberatively saving my little
pittance. The election is a year away,
I have no opponent and people don't
want to get political mailings (espe-
cially, during the Christmas season)."
We also agree with another of
Detert's assessments:
"To make it so political, they don't
know the community, and it's not
going to work."


A tale of two mayors


Are you familiar with Rob
Ford, the Toronto mayor whose
drug and/or alcohol-fueled
tirades have brought his city
international attention of the
sort no city wants? The guy
has admitted to smoking crack
and was captured by cellphone
camera threatening to commit
unspeakable acts on a political
enemy and also to kill him.
I watched the video, and two
questions immediately sprang
to mind: one, how did this yutz
get elected in the first place?
And two, why can't we be that
lucky?
If I were a citizen of Toronto,
I'd be outraged at Ford's antics,
but speaking strictly as a jour-
nalist, I can tell you that having
a clown like him to write about
is like winning the lottery and
taking the regular payments
instead of the lump sum. He's a
walking, talking annuity.
Typically, when a politician
gets caught red-handed (or
red-nosed), he and his han-
dlers hunker down and, after
initial denials, he apologizes
and promises to get counsel-
ing, go to rehab or do whatever
else they think will buy him
time until the next scandal
erupts and his is forgotten.
In very extreme cases,
the only option is to resign,
but with the expectation of
re-emerging in another public
career as soon as the smoke
clears (because this type of
person has attention-deficit
disorder he can't stand not
having attention paid to him).
Ford, on the other hand, is
defiant, as if he thinks using
illegal, highly addictive drugs
and making death threats are
building his resume for higher
(sorry) office.
He did eventually have a
good explanation for smoking


crack (he said he was "prob-
ably in one of my drunker
stupors"), but otherwise is
behaving as he's mayor of his
own little universe, where
reality is what he says it is.
It's one thing to deny that
you were drunk at a hockey
game; it's something else
entirely to deny that you were
even at the game when there's
a video recording of you there.
Guess which one Ford did,
blaming the "false" report on
political opponents. (Isn't para-
noia a sign of ... you know.)
A mayor like that is the gift
that keeps on giving. So, again
strictly as a journalist, I'm
envious. I mean, look what we
have to work with: John Holic.
Now, John is a very nice, very
smart man. And he has given
us a few kind of sexy stories
to write about, like when
he brought up whether city
taxpayers deserve a break on
the part of their taxes that fund
the Sheriff's Office, since we
have our own police force. But
as Fords go, John is a Gerald
without the clumsiness, not a
Rob.
Sure, John has his addic-
tions: exercise and barbecue
sauce. But if he's threatening to
beat you, it's almost certainly
in a bike race. The only way he
would kill you is with kindness.
Or possibly cholesterol.
He has a sly, dry sense of
humor, so I wouldn't put it
past him to deny he had been
somewhere in spite of photo-
graphic evidence, but if he did
his eyes would be twinkling,
not glazed over. He's never
going to be caught in a drunk-
en stupor in his office unless
someone spikes his Pepsi.
As aVenice taxpayer, that's
the kind of mayor I want. But
in the eyes of a journalist, he's
mayonaise on white bread,
having nothing in common
with Rob Ford other than that
they're both carbon-based
bipeds.
And the next couple of weeks
are a slow period, newswise. I
wonder if Toronto would like
to work out a mayor-swapping
arrangement.

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Venice parks are
a big asset

Editor:
Thank you for publishing my
letter about the need for cleanup
of Michael Biehl Park. And
thanks to the city, (surprisingly)
the day before the letter was
published, the park palm trash
and dead flowers were removed.
Some bush trimming and the
park will be back to its best.
I believe the Venice parks are
a big asset for the residents and
guests. It would be great to have
some of our events at the vari-
ous parks so more people would
get to know the individual park
amenities.
Patrick Keigher
Venice

Talk to your children

Editor:
The "30 million word gap" is
a new concern for educators of
young children. This staggering
number represents the gap
between the number of words
heard by children of wealthier
families compared to children
from low-income households.
Since children learn to speak
because they are spoken to and
spoken language is an important
literacy skill, low-income chil-
dren are at a disadvantage before
they even get to kindergarten.
As a former frugal mom and
current frugal preschool direc-
tor and grandma, I've come up
with some easy, no-cost ways
to bridge this gap.
First, families, talk to your
children. Engage them in
conversation at every opportu-
nity. Use those wasted minutes
during the day while riding
in the car, waiting in line, bath
time, diaper changes, mealtimes,
etc. Not only is talk cheap, it is
free. Singing counts, too.
Take advantage of our won-
derful, free library system. Get
a library card and one for your
child. Take out books and read,
read, read to your child. Sign
your children up for the "Born
to Read" program.
Put the word out to family
and friends that you'd be


delighted to give a good home
to any books their kids have
outgrown. Most child care
centers have a collection of
books to lend out. Just ask.
High-quality early education
is a very worthwhile goal, but
families can start immediately,
on their own, to improve their
child's chances for success
without spending a dime.

Deborah Whitham
Venice

Our area privileged to
have Jean Clough

Editor:
I just want to comment on the
very interesting and well-written
article by Don Moore onVenice's
own Jean Clough. What an
extraordinary woman we have
living here in Venice. I thank her
for her outstanding service to
our country. She is what makes
America and Venice such an
amazing place to live.
Linda Shreck
Venice


How did the writer
develop such contempt?

Editor:
It's bad enough to harbor feel-
ings of one's superiority to his
fellow man. It's quite different
to have the audacity to publish
these feelings in two area
newspapers (in a letter titled
"Say No To Shelters.") The writer
describes herself as "a decent
person" who wonders: "What is
wrong with you people?"
I turn that question around
to ask the writer: What is wrong
with you? How did you become
so self-centered? What happened
that you coldly developed con-
tempt and disregard for those less
fortunate than you? How have
you missed the extensive media
coverage of today's homeless
population, which includes fam-
ilies, single parents with children
and college-educated individuals
who have been downsized?
Sure there are some addicts
among them but they are the
minority. To suggest that the


homeless are "degenerates"
who want to remain dependent
on handouts demonstrates
total ignorance of today's social
reality. There but for the grace
of God go you, writer!
Rosemary Erstad
Venice

I am looking for this
particular church

Editor:
I would like to attend a
Christian Church that operates
under the authority and sover-
eignty of God, our Creator, not
incorporated by the state, nor a
501(C) (3), nor uses the corrupt
banking system of the world.
I would like to fellowship
with believers who choose
to observe and teach the 10
Commandments, not just 9
Commandments. Man changed
the day of rest and worship to
Sunday, God didn't.
If you do observe Sunday
as your Sabbath, do you use it
to rest as the Commandment
states? Check Strong's concor-
dance to see how many verses
refer to the Sabbath day against
the vague verses people use to
dismiss and minimize the 4th
Commandment. Genesis 2:3,
Exodus 20:8-11, Exodus 31-16,
and Exodus 35:2.
Is there a church I can worship
in that believes God's Word (red
letter) Mark 16:15-18. So many
say that healing the sick, casting
out devils, speaking in tongues,
etc. was only for the time of the
Apostles. Searching God's Word,
I find no time limit imposed on
those verses as I find no time
limit imposed on John 3:16.
Where is the Church that
teaches Baptism in the Holy
Spirit as related in the Bible?
Some churches teach some
of the gifts of the spirit, but
not all the gifts as recorded in
1 Cor: 12:8-11.Why some and
not all? Is it a lack of faith that
we do not see them taught and
exercised? Shall we ignore John
1:33, 14:12-18, 16:7, Acts 2:17,
10:44-48, 19:1-6?
I would like to find a New
Testament Church. Can anyone
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WEEKEND EDITION DECEMBER 21, 2013


LETTERS
FROM PAGE 8

help me? Please respond to
the "Let 'Em Have It Line".
Kathy Bolam
Venice

There is more to
learn about JFK's true
killer

Editor:
It appears that hun-
dreds of books have been
written about Lincoln, his
life and his assassination.
At the same time, it
is beginning to become
apparent that very nearly
as many books about the
assassination of John F.
Kennedy have now been
written with no end in
sight and while there has
never been doubt as to
who killed Lincoln, there
is plenty of doubt relating
to the death of JFK, not
merely regarding his


alleged assassin but just
who was behind it.
Currently, I have read and
now own six different books
on JFK's death and each and
every one of them comes
to the same conclusion
very early on. Lee Harvey
Oswald was not the killer
The perpetrator is still out
there unless that person has
died a natural death.
The reasoning behind
their startling conclusions
all stem from the reality
that an entry wound
makes but a hole barely
larger than the bullet itself
and never inflicts the mas-
sive damage upon entry
that was horribly evident
at the back of President
Kennedy's head.
That is the result of an exit
wound in almost all cases -
a bullet expanding greatly as
it tears through its target. In
JFK's case, it left large pieces
of his brain in the street
right behind his convertible
in the motorcade through
Dallas that fateful day.
Each author in the list
provided below makes it


clear that the fatal bullet was
fired from in front of the
motorcade almost definitely
from the oft-mentioned
and still debated "grassy
knoll." They all point out
that a wound such as the
president's could not have
been inflicted from behind,
from an office window six
stories above the street and
inflict the damage it did in
the manner clearly evident
in photos taken at the
hospital in Dallas despite
apparent efforts to alter
and complicate subsequent
investigations.
For those still very
much in doubt regarding
the above, here is my list
of the six referred to here.
They are all available in
paperback and should not
be hard to find and order.
"Rush to Judgment" -
A critique of the Warren
Commission.
"Plausible Denial" -by
the CIA involved? Both by
Mark Lane.
"Best Evidence" -
"Disguise and deception
in the JFK assassination"


- By David Lifton.
"JFK and the
Unspeakable" He chose
peace, they marked him
for death By James W
Douglas.
"On The Trail of the JFK
Assassins" "They're
still out there" By Dick
Russell.
"JFK: The CIA, Vietnam
and the Plot to Assassinate
John F. Kennedy" By L.
Fletcher Prouty.
The charges of CIA
involvement as put forth in
just about all of these books
to some degree or another
stems from the fact that JFK
hated the CIA and verbally
said so on numerous occa-
sions coupled with his stat-
ed determination to totally
eliminate that super-secret
organization described by
several of the above named
authors as an organization
that was a world until itself
... answerable to no one...
not even the president of
the United States.
I have no doubt that
there are many books
dealing with the same


scenario and, in due time,
I just might read all...or
at least most of them.
Don Blair
Venice

I am outraged over
rich kid being let off
the hook

Editor:
I just finished writing a
letter to John Wilson. He
is a news reporter for Fox
News 13 in Tampa. He does
a weekly Outrage segment
on his news program. I
think Mr. Wilson will be
Totally Outraged when he
looks into the details about
the 16-year-old Texas kid
that was driving drunk
He killed four people
and injured nine other
people. The Judge acquit-
ted the kid because he
was too affluent and his
parents didn't teach him
right from wrong. How
about putting the parents
in jail then?
The judge should be
going to jail or to a mental
hospital for a decision like


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that. Who is going to speak
for the victims? Yes, Mr.
Wilson, I hope that voice
will be yours and heard loud
and clear. This is a travesty
of justice in my opinion.
This kid isn't going to spend
any time in prison for
murdering four people, not
to mention he stole the beer
from a convenience store.
That alone should have
required some jail time. The
kid's defense was that he
was too affluent to go to jail.
The kid will be in California
on probation while mom-
my and daddy pay over
$400,000 a year to support
him. Why was he allowed to
keep his driver's license?
If he doesn't know right
from wrong, maybe he
should not be driving. So
then the message to other
rich teens is, you can get
away with murder if your
parents are rich enough.
How do we get justice for
the victims of this traves-
ty? What kind of society
have we become?
Sandra Brookshire
Venice


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Venice police to hold first citizens academy


By GREG GILES
NEWS EDITOR

The Venice Police
Department will hold its
first ever citizens' acade-
my- where residents will
get a behind-the-scenes
look at the department
and even get to fire a gun.
Police Chief Tom
McNulty made the
announcement this week.
"It's not a new con-
cept," McNulty said. "It
came out of our strategic
planning session. It's
always been one of our
priorities to be transpar-
ent. This allows the public
to see how police work.
It takes the mystique out
of what we do and how
we do it. It breaks down


barriers for misguided
perceptions."
When he brought up
the idea with the rank
and file, McNulty was
surprised at the interest.
"We've had numerous
department members
who've said, 'I want to
be part of it.' To me, that
shows their commitment
to the community. This
isn't easy. Some of them
are changing hours to do
this."
The Citizens Police
Academy will begin in
February 2014, and last
11 weeks.
Classes will be held
Wednesday from 6 p.m.
to 9 p.m. at the Waymire
Training Facility on
Lucaya Avenue in Venice.


One Saturday afternoon
is scheduled at the Venice
Police Marine Building
and dock, McNulty said.
Already the department
has received six applica-
tions for the 25 available
classroom seats.
"If you have ever
wanted to fire a police
issued weapon, monitor
and use police radios, or
operate a police vessel,
this is the opportunity,"
McNulty said.
'Are you curious about
how a K-9 handler and
their canine partner
conduct building search-
es or drug 'sniffs'? You
will be given the chance
to participate in mock
demonstrations."
Those interested


'Angels' help more than 100 families


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR

Nearly 100 Venice-
area families waited
patiently outside the
Salvation Army's Angel
Tree office in the
Galleria Plaza Friday
morning.
Within the office,
there were hundreds
of gift bags, 81 bicycles
and several scooters.
"If a child requested
a bicycle, he will get
it," Salvation Army


Captain Christine Kim
said. "Children 12 and
under also get toys
and clothing. Children
13-17 receive $25 gift
cards."
Parents applied for
the Angel Tree program
earlier in the year,
which allows time for
matching angels with
the children to fulfill
everyone's requests.
Assisting with the
distribution were Angel
Tree coordinator Betsy
Roiz, Lori Ziemke.


Katrina Ziemke and
Heather Moffatt.
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is a sophomore at the
University of Florida,
They began working
with the Angel Tree
program as freshmen
members of the Interact
Club at Venice High
School.
The Salvation Army
of Venice oversees a
similar program in
North Port.


should contact Lee Lyons, or at llyons@venicegov.
accreditation coordinator, com to obtain an applica-
at 941-486-2444, ext. 3265 tion. There is no charge to


attend the academy.

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clothing, and appliances.
1. Unit# 1121, KristyErbe
Purchases must be made with cash only
and paid at the time of sale. All contents
are sold as is and must be removed at
the time of purchase. Extra Space Stor-
age reserves the right to bid. Sale is sub-
ject to adjournment.
Publish: Dec. 21, 28,2013
329159 2979524


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
SHIRLEY A. BOCZAR,
Deceased.
File 2013-CP-4383-SC
Division Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
SHIRLEY A. BOCZAR, deceased, whose
date of death was October 30, 2013, is
pending in the Circuit Court for SARA-
SOTA County, Florida, Probate Division,
the address of which is Karen E. Rush-
ing, Clerk, Probate Department, P.O. Box
3079, Sarasota, FL 34230-3079. The
names and addresses of the personal
representative and the personal repre-
sentative's attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and other
persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required to be
served must file their claims with this
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3
MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate must file their
claims with this court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN
THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN
SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME
PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this
notice is December 21, 2013.
Personal Representative:
S Brenda Marie Dobrzynski
o 329 Garden Hill Drive
Tarentum, Pennsylvania 15084


Attorney for Personal
Representative:
Lori Wellbaum Emery
Florida Bar Number: 00711100
WELLBAUM & EMERY PA
686 North Indiana Avenue, Suite A
Englewood, Florida 34223
Telephone: (941) 474-3241
Fax: (941) 475-2927
E-Mail: lemery@wellbaumand
emery.com
Publish: Dec. 21, 28, 2013
281415 2978616



IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SARA-
SOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
George J. Balch, Jr.
a/k/a
George James Balch, Jr,
Deceased.
File : 2013CP004435NC
Division: Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
George J. Balch. Jr.. deceased,
whose date of death was October 9.
2013 is pending in the Circuit Court for
Sarasota County, Florida, Probate Divi-
sion, the address of which is: Post
Office Box 3079 Sarasota. FL
34230-3079. The names and address-
es of the personal representative and the
personal representative's attorney are set
forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required to be
served must file their claims with this
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate,
must file their claims with this court
WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN
THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN
SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME
PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the first publication of
this notice is December 21, 2013.
Personal Representative:
Robert J. Balch,
c/o Offices of
Michael D. Horlick, P.A.
1314 E Venice Ave Suite D
Venice, FL 34285
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
C. Kelley Corbnridge, Esq.
Florida Bar Number: 0325066
Offices of Michael D. Horlick, P. A.
1314 E. Venice Ave, Suite D
Venice, Florida 34285
(941) 484-5656
PUBLISH: Dec. 21, 28, 2013
130852 2979669



IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NO. 2013 CP 004763
IN RE: ESTATE OF
GLADYS J. FOWLER,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
Gladys J. Fowler. deceased, whose
date of death was November 15. 2013
is pending in the Circuit Court for Sara-
sota County, Florida, Probate Division,
File Number 2013 CP 004763; the


address of which is Karen E. Rushing.
Clerk of the Court P.O. Box 3079 Sara-
sota FL 34230. The names and
addresses of the Personal Representative
and the Personal Representative's attor-
ney are set forth below.
All creditors of the Decedent and
other persons, who have claims or
demands against Decedent's Estate,
including unmatured, contingent or unliq-
uidated claims and who have been served
a copy of this Notice, must file their
claims with this Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-
TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY
(30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER-
VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other Creditors of the Decedent
and persons having claims or demands
against Decedent's Estate, including
unmatured, contingent or unliquidated
claims, must file their claims with this
Court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB-
LICATION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME
PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this
notice is December 21, 2013.
Petitioner:
Mary Jane Moylan
Attorney for Petitioner
Stephen Henry Kurvin, Esq.
Florida Bar No. 119458
7 South Lime Avenue
Sarasota, Florida 34237
Telephone: (941) 957-0222
PUBLISH: Dec. 21, 28, 2013
327661 2979552


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
Suzanne R. Jantzen,
Deceased.
File No. 2013-CP-004694-NC
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
Suzanne R. Jantzen, deceased, whose
date of death was October 10 2013, is
pending in the Circuit Court for SARASO-
TA County, Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which is P.O. BOX 3079. Sara-
sota FL 34230. The names and address-
es of the personal representative and the
personal representative's attorney are set
forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and other
persons having claims or demands
against the decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required to be
served must file their claims with this
court 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 INSEC-
TION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PRO-
BATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERI-
OD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM
FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF
DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this notice
is December 21, 2013.
Personal Representative:
Allen K. Jantzen
1050 Vilas Ave.
Sarasota, FL 34237
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
DAVID D. BONE
100 WALLACE AVE


SUITE 100
SARASOTA, FL 34237
Florida Bar No. 367796
PUBLISH: Dec. 21, 28, 2013
176158 2979572


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
NAOMI R. ANDERSON
Deceased.
File No. 2013-CP-3510-NC
Division: Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
(Summary Administration)
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE
ESTATE:
You are hereby notified that an Order
of Summary Administration has been
entered in the estate of Naomi R.
Anderson, deceased, File Number
2013-CP-3510-NC, by the Circuit Court
for SARASOTA County, Florida, Probate
Division, the address of which is P.O.
Box 3079, Sarasota, FL 34230-
3079; that the decedent's date of death
was May 19, 2013; that the
total value of the estate is $63,400.00
and that the names and addresses of
those to whom it has been assigned by
such order are:
Name and Address
Brett L. Garavalia
3751 Carolina Avenue,
Sarasota, Florida 34234
Kathy Shaffer
146 Venice East Boulevard, Venice, Flori-
da 34293
Rick Garavalia
100 Cane Creek Church Drive, Dahlone-
ga, Georgia 30533
Paula Garavalia
130 Woodrose Way,
Venice, Florida 34293
Jayne Bordner
1120 East Stotler Street,
Herrin, Illinois 32948
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE
NOTIFIED THAT:
All creditors of the estate of the
decedent and persons having claims or
demands against the estate of decedent
other than those for whom provision for
full payment was made in the Order of
Summary Administration must file their
claims with this court WITHIN THE TIME
PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION
733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE
CODE. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS
NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER
APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this
Notice is December 14, 2013.
Person Giving Notice:
Kathy Shaffer
146 Venice East Boulevard
Venice, Florida 34293
Attorney for Persons
Giving Notice:
Skip Berg, Esq.
Florida Bar No. 0135988
SKIP BERG, P.A.
1872 Tamiami Trail South,
Suite D
Venice, FL 34293
Telephone: (941) 493-0871
E-Mail: skipbergl@venrizon.net
Publish: Dec. 14, 21, 2013
116389 2977230


CITY OF VENICE
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY
OF VENICE PLANNING COMMISSION WILL


HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON TUESDAY.
JANUARY 7 2014 AT 1:30 P.M. IN
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 401
WEST VENICE AVENUE, VENICE, FLORI-
DA, TO CONSIDER SITE & DEVELOP-
MENT PLAN PETITION NO. 13-6SP
FOR A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT
A NEW MULTI-FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
ON THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROP-
ERTY:
Approximately .28 acres
Parcel No. 0176-03-0017
708 W Venice Avenue
Any person who decides to appeal any
decision of the Venice Planning Commis-
sion with respect to any matter consid-
ered at this meeting will need a record of
the proceedings and, for such purpose,
may need to ensure that a verbatim
record of the proceedings is made, which
record includes the testimony and evi-
dence upon which the appeal is to be
based.
All interested parties are invited to appear
and be heard. Plans and/or details are
available for public inspection in the Plan-
ning and Zoning Department, 401 West
Venice Avenue, Venice, FL 34285. Writ-
ten comments filed with the Planning
Commission (c/o Planning & Zoning
Department at the above address) will be
heard and considered.
This public hearing may be continued
from time to time.
IF YOU ARE DISABLED AND NEED
ASSISTANCE, PLEASE CONTACT THE
PLANNING AND ZONING DEPART-
MENT AT LEAST 24 HOURS PRIOR TO
THE MEETING. (486-2626, EXT.
25004)
PUBLISH: DECEMBER 21, 2013
130483 2978443


NOTICE OF SALE




IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
IN AND FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY
ROBERT HILL,
Plaintiff
vs.
DONALD J. NENNO II AND JOAN V.
NENNO, Husband and Wife; THE
UNITEDSTATES OF AMERICA; GOV-
ERNOR'S GREEN AT THE PLANTA-
TION HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION,
INC; and THE PLANTATION MAN-
AGEMENT ASSOCIATION, INC.,
Defendants.
File No. 2013-CA-001084-NC
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to
an Order of Final Judgment of Foreclo-
sure dated December 16, 2013,
entered in Civil Case No. 2013-CA-
001084-NC of the Circuit Court of the
Twelfth Judicial Circuit in and for Saraso-
ta County, Florida, wherein Robert Hill,
Plaintiff, and Donald J. Nenno II and Joan
V. Nenno are Defendants, the Clerk of
Court will to the highest and best bidder
for cash VIA THE INTERNET at
WWW.SARASOTA.REALFO RE
CLOSE.COM, at 9:00 a.m. on January
27, 2014, the following described prop-
erty as set forth in said Final Judgment,
to wit:
Lot 60, GOVERNOR'S
GREEN, according to the
Plat thereof, as recorded in
Plat Book 35, Pages 13,
13A-13H, inclusive, of the
Public Records of Sarasota
County, Florida.
ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTER-
EST IN THE SURPLUS FROM THE
SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE
PROPERTY OWNER, AS OF THE
DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST
FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS
AFTER THE SALE.
If you are a person with a disability
who needs any accommodation in
order to participate in this proceed-


ing, you are entitled, at no cost to
you, to the provision of certain
assistance. Please contact the Sara-
sota County Jury Office, P.O. Box
3079, Sarasota, Florida 34230-
3079 (941-861-7400), at least
seven (7) days before your sched-
uled court appearance, or immedi-
ately upon receiving this notification
if the time before the scheduled
appearance is less than seven (7)
days; if you are hearing or voice
impaired, call 711.
ATTORNEYS FOR
PLAINTIFF:
George R. McLain
Florida Bar No. 115510
METCALFE & McLAIN, P.A.
107 S. Osprey Avenue
Suite 210
Sarasota, Florida 34236
Telephone: 941-365-4174
PUBLISH: Dec. 21,28, 2013
146142 2979214




NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
Flagship Towing gives Notice of Foreclo-
sure of Lien and intent to sell these vehi-
cles on 01/06/2014, 10:00 AM at 1255
US HWY 41 BY PASS S Venice, FL
34285, pursuant to subsection 713.78
of the Florida Statutes. Flagship Towing
reserves the right to accept or reject any
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Publish: Dec. 21, 2013
123005 2977406

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
Notice is hereby given that the under-
signed will sell, to satisfy lien of the
owner, at public sale by competitive bid-
ding on 01/08/2014 at 4:30 PM at the
Extra Space Storage facility located at:
225 N Tamiami Trail
Nokomis, FL 34275
The personal goods stored therein by the
following may include, but are not limited
to general household, furniture, boxes,
clothes, and appliances.
Paul Skulitz
#227 HHG
Purchases must be made with cash only
and paid at the time of sale. All goods are
sold as is and must be removed at the
time of purchase. Extra Space Storage
reserves the right to bid. Sale is subject
to adjournment.
Publish: Dec. 21, 28, 2013.
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Hanna's base camp for
decades.
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up shop in the Hamilton
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local area subcontractors
like First Unit Production
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for the two-day shoot.


The production com-
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pharmacy and because
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Weiss said.
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Wednesday afternoon and
was immediately ap-
proached for an autograph.
Hanna shook hands
with a few onlookers


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and launched into a
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Venice police officer
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL



Flynn, Ward lead Indians to win over North Port


By NATE COWAN
SUN CORRESPONDENT
Venice High girls
basketball coach Jim
Davis wasn't sure how
much of a contribution
his team would get from
senior guard Maggie
Flynn this season. Flynn
tore her meniscus in her
knee prior to the season,
and the timetable for her
return was in question.
On Thursday night,
Flynn came off the
bench to spark a 7-0 run
in the first quarter and
lead the Indians to a 43-
40 victory over the rival
North Port Bobcats.
"She (Flynn) really
gave us a lift right there,"
Davis said. "We have
needed a consistent
scorer all season, and
she provides that."
The Bobcats led 10-5
thanks to the play of
Le'Kyra Smith (five
points) and Rahanda
Burke (four points).
That's when Davis insert-
ed Flynn into the lineup,
and the senior respond-
ed by scoring five of the


next seven Venice points
as the Indians took a
12-10 lead at the end of
the first quarter.
"That redhead (Flynn)
hit some big shots,"
Bobcats' coach Tom
Tintor said. "She is a
veteran guard and didn't
miss a beat even though
she's been out."
Venice continued its
onslaught in the second
quarter, extending
the lead to 19-10. The
Bobcats responded late
in the quarter with an
8-0 run of their own
to close within 19-18
before a Lucy Whitney
free throw stopped the
threat.
North Port struggled
in the third quarter
as Smith, the team's
leading scorer, picked
up her fourth foul and
had to sit on the bench.
The Indians started to
pull away before Jelena
Dosen and Lorena Marra
led another comeback.
North Port finally tied
the game at 28 on a
three-pointer by Marra,
but couldn't get the lead.


Emma Hanewinckel
made a free throw and
Koree Ream closed the
quarter with a jump
shot that gave Venice a
31-28 lead going into the
fourth quarter.
"We knew Smith was
a good player, and we
wanted to keep her
down," Davis said.
"Getting her in foul
trouble really helped us
out."
Tintor said, "It got
really tough when
Le'Kyra went out. She
has been carrying a lot of
the load."
Again the Indians got
quick points from Kayla
McCutchen and Flynn
to extend their lead to
35-28, but the Bobcats
wouldn't go away. North
Port got within three
on a shot by Dosen and
a steal and layup by
Shuana Naudascher. The
Bobcats started to foul
to extend the game, but
Venice went 6-of-8 from
the free-throw line to
close it out.
"I've been preaching to
the girls that you have to


take the wins and no one
will give them to you,"
Davis said. "Tonight we
took it by our unselfish
play and our good
defense. We never gave
up the lead."
Flynn led Venice with


13 points while Taira
Ward added five points
and 10 rebounds. Koree
Ream contributed seven
points and six rebounds,
and Emma Hanewinckel
also added seven points.
Marra led the Bobcats


with 11 points, while
Smith added eight points
and four assists before
fouling out. Naudascher
added six points, five re-
bounds and three steals.
Burke and Dosen also
contributed six points.


Taylor Angelo heads for the hoop with North Port defenders in pursuit.


SUN PHOTOS BYJUSTIN FENNELL
Maggie Flynn scores two of her team-high 13 points. Venice beat North Port 43-40.


HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER


Sarasota


uses ineligible


players, forfeits


By ROB SMITH
SPORTS EDITOR
Thursday night's
Sarasota-Venice soccer
match was cut short
and awarded to the
Indians, due to FHSAA
infractions committed
by Sarasota.
The match was halted
eight minutes into the
first half, when officials
were informed that the
Sailors were using mul-
tiple players who had
played in the preceding
junior varsity game.
FHSAA rules prevent
student-athletes from
participating in JV and
varsity contests on the
same day.
Sarasota coach Gunnar
Barcomb, mired in a
1-14 season, declined


to address the forfeit
afterwards.
"There wasn't a game,
so I don't know what
we would talk about,"
Barcomb said.
Venice improved to
10-2-2 (9-1 District
11) and are unbeaten
(8-0-1) in their last nine
matches.

Swanson scores
pair in 4-2 win
Sophomore Daniel
Swanson scored two
goals Wednesday night
as the Indians defeat-
ed Manatee 4-2 in
Bradenton.
Junior Alex Kotti and
senior Jason McGuire
also scored for Venice.

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DECEMBER 21, 2013 WEEKEND EDITION


'A Christmas Carol' is a Venice family tradition


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR

For many of us, it
would not be Christmas
without "A Christmas
Carol" not just any
version but the one by
Scott Keys and E. Susan
Ott, created especially for
Venice Theatre.
Playing only through
this Sunday afternoon,
Dec. 22, this version
of the Charles Dickens
classic is special because
of the music and the
staging. Other theaters,
including local profes-
sional theaters, have pre-
sented their own versions
of the classic Dickens tale
but somehow Keys and
Ott captured the essence
of Dickens better than all
of them.
Directed by Murray
Chase, with costumes by
Nicholas Hartman, sets
by Miles Mowry, music
direction by Michelle
Kasanofsky, choreography
by Sandy Davisson and
Noel Oxboel, sound by
Dorian Boyd and lighting
by John Michael Andzulis,
this is the gift that keeps
on giving.
Eric Watters has
portrayed Ebeneezer
Scrooge for 12 years. In
real life, anything but a
Scrooge, Watters nails the


curmudgeonly character
once again, paying poor
Bob Cratchit far too little,
making him freeze his
fingers in a too cold office
and then trying to make
him feel guilty for taking
Christmas Day off with
pay.
Jeff Dunn-Rankin,
youth director at Christ
Methodist Church, has
portrayed Cratchit annu-
ally since 2006 when his
daughter Katie joined the
cast, most often portray-
ing a Cratchit daughter.
This year, she is the
younger Belle, with Stacy
Pinkerton as older Belle.
Pinkerton's daughter
Kristin portrays Caroline.
It is her sixth year in the
show.
If you are noticing
a theme here, it is the
family aspect of this
wonderful family show.
Not only is the show
loaded with actors who
have been trained in
the theater's education
department, the show
also is loaded with
sisters, brothers, mothers,
fathers, cousins, neph-
ews and the like. A high
percentage of partici-
pants are associated with
the show for the sixth or
eighth year or longer.
I first saw Alyssa Hunek
in "A Christmas Carol"


when she was about 8
and active in the Sarasota
Youth Opera as well as at
Venice Theatre. She has
since graduated from
college and is working
on a master's degree in
music therapy. In her 13th
production, she portrays
a charity person. She
has been Mrs. Cratchit
and as a youngster,
several of the roles for
children. Her nephew
Ryan is back for the
third year. This year the
Epiphany fourth-grader is
Ignorance, Schoolboy and
Wilkins child.
Chase's wife Lori is
the voice of Christmas
Past. This is her 12th year
in the show. Pine View
eighth-grader Charlie
Kollar is back for his
eighth year in "Carol."
He is young Scrooge
and Caroline's husband.
His parents are Venice
Theatre producing
director Allan Kollar and
volunteer coordinator
and facilities manager
Kim Kollar.
The DeNiro family
is represented by son
Tony who is back from
college for his seventh
performance in "A
Christmas Carol." He
portrays a charity person
and a party guest. His
father Phil returns as


Fezziwig and dedicates
his role to the late Steve
Credeur who played
the role for many years.
Linda DeNiro plays Mrs.
Fezziwig in her third ap-
pearance in "A Christmas
Carol."
Daughter Teri DeNiro is
Older fan, featured danc-
er and Christmas Future.
It is her fifth production.
With this family, the chil-
dren were on stage first
and the parents followed.
The Balliet family is rep-
resented by UCF junior
Hayley Brielle Balliet for
her eighth appearance;
younger sister Kenzie in
her seventh appearance
and 14-year-old Reese in
her sixth production of
"A Christmas Carol."
Stage manager Hannah
Betterton is involved for
the 11 th year, her fifth as
stage manager.
While many of those
mentioned above have
appeared in a various
roles from year to year,
Neil Kasanofsky is
Christmas Present for the
1lth year.
"A Christmas Carol"
continues through
Dec. 22 at Venice Theatre,
140 W Tampa Ave., on
the island in downtown
Venice. Performances
will be at 2 p.m. Saturday
and Sunday and at 7 p.m.


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This is a poster promoting the 2002 production of Charles
Dickens'"A Christmas Carol;'featuring Eric Watters as Ebenezer
Scrooge. This year, he is back for his 12th year in the role. "A
Christmas Carol" continues through Dec. 22 at Venice Theatre.


Saturday on the theater's
main stage. For tickets,
call 941-488-1115 or visit:


VeniceStage.com.
Email: kcool@venicegondolier.com


Tribute artist and musical show close out theater's season


FROM VENICE THEATRE

A tribute to comedian
Red Skelton and Branson's
top song-and-dance act
close out 2013 atVenice
Theatre Dec. 27-31.
First, Tom Mullica will
take the stage with his trib-
ute to Red Skelton Dec. 27
and 28. Then, Branson,
Mo.'s "Red, Hot & Blue!"
will perform Dec. 29, 30
and 31.
All shows begin at 8 p.m.
Prices range from $25 to
$45. The New Year's Eve
concert is a celebration
complete with champagne


and hors d'oeuvres.
In "Red: A Tribute
by Tom Mullica," area
residents will have a rare
opportunity to take a
nostalgic trip back in time
and enjoy the antics of
America's most beloved
clown and comedian.
Mullica, a close friend
of the late Red Skelton,
expertly portrays the
comedian and his host of
lovable characters, includ-
ing Klem Kadiddlehopper,
Gertrude & Heathcliff,
Freddy the Freeloader and
many more. He magically
transforms himself into


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receiving a pet unexpected-
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Skelton live on stage, com-
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pantomimes, ageless sight
gags, obscenity-free jokes
and his legion of memora-
ble characters.
Mullica handles Skelton's
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of a veteran actor who
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Gifts, joy featured at hospital's 'Adopt A Family' event


By SUSAN ERWIN
FOR THE GONDOLIER SUN
Nearly 30 local fam-
ilies will enjoy a happy
Christmas this year even
though they might have
predicted a grim one just a
few months ago.
Scores of gifts were pre-
sented to the families when
the Venice Regional Adopt-
A-Family Program was held
Thursday afternoon in the
main auditorium at the


hospital.
Scores of volunteers and
hospital staff joined togeth-
er for a blessing of the gifts
before they were sent off to
the recipients.
CEO Pete Wozniak
greeted the guests.
The group reflected
in prayer and then sang
joyous Christmas carols
together.
"I feel fortunate to work
with such an incredible,
spirited group of people,"


said Bob Hite, marketing
director at Venice Regional
Medical Center. "The
generosity here today is so
overwhelming."
Ingrid Tetreault, vol-
unteer coordinator at the
hospital, heads a group of
640 volunteers.
"Many people put in a lot
of hard work to make this
happen," Tetreault said.
Boxes and bags of
wrapped gifts filled the
tables in the auditorium.


Program volunteers wait for the blessing of the gifts at Venice Regional Medical Center's Adopt-
A-Family event.


The presents were going
to families who are facing
difficult times this holiday
season.
Several organizations
participated in the program,
including the YMCA, Laurel
Civic Association, Women's
Resource Center and Senior
Friendship Center. Hospital
staff members referred
some of the families that
will receive gifts.
And it's all planned
ahead very carefully.
"Basically, we learn about
families that may benefit
from the program," Hite
said. "We then ask these
families if they would like
to be part of it, and we then
divide them up between
all of our departments and
staff to purchase the gifts."
The hospital has
been coordinating the
program for nearly 20
years. Approximately 500
families have been adopted
throughout the years.
Bridgett Bortz, executive
administrative assistant,


Pete Wozniak, the CEO at Venice Regional Medical Center, greets
the crowd at the annual Adopt-A-Family holiday program at the
hospital on Thursday afternoon.


said the group has been
putting the project together
since October.
"I just finished shopping
last night for one family"
Bortz said.
The agencies involved
took the packages and
will distribute them to the
families.
Through other various
internal fundraisers, the


hospital is giving away
2,000 turkeys and pump-
kin pies to the families,
volunteers and other staff
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these people work hard to
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CONTACT US
KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
941-207-1000
kcool@venicegondolier.com
SUN NEWSPAPERS


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Christmas Eve 1868: A church is born


By KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR

On Christmas Eve 1868,
Venice-Nokomis United
Methodist Church had its
very first service in the
home of its first pastor -
the Rev. Jesse Knight.
It was cold enough for
snow.
"Water tossed into
the air freezes before it
hits the ground," church
historian Vereen Anspach
said about that night.
The Seminole Indian
Wars had ended about
1858. The CivilWar had
been over for three years.
Florida had a new
Constitution that
declared all men free.
Post-war reconstruction
had begun.
And that is where this
story begins.
Earlier that year, Shade
Hancock, 29, his wife,
Sarah Jane Knight, 23,
and their two young sons
moved to the area today
known as Venice. She was
the daughter of Jesse and
Rebecca Knight.
Their parents followed
some months later, as did
Sarah's 14 siblings, their
spouses and assorted
children. So did families
by the name of Curry and
Roberts and Blackburn
and Higel and Blalock.
Their descendants are
still here, and their names
dot the map: Curry Creek,
Blackburn Point, Roberts
Bay....
"My great-grandfather
came as a doctor with the
calvary for the Seminole
Indian wars and then
came back and home-
steaded," Ike Roberts
said. "My grandfather was
John Slemons Blackburn.
He came to homestead in
1884."
John Slemons
Blackburn had received a
land grant of roughly 83
acres signed by President
Grover Cleveland.

A mule and a
wagon
The man for whom
Roberts Bay was named
was a distant cousin of
Roberts', who said the
man had tried to grow
cassava in the area but
the cold weather ruined
his crops.
"When he found a
person who would trade
him a mule and a wagon
for the land, he left town,"
Roberts said. "I never did


learn where he went."
Although that particu-
lar Roberts left the area,
Ike Roberts is related to
"most" of the early set-
tlers, and he and his wife
still live on family land in
the fourth house they've
built on it.
"The Knights came
first, and then the Higels
and then the Blackburns
on my mother's side,"
he said. "Blackburn
Point is named for my
great-grandfather John
Slemons Blackburn. He is
buried at Spanish Point.
His sister also is buried
there. She died at 2 in
1910. Blackburn Road is
named for my grandfa-
ther Benjamin Franklin
Blackburn."
The Blackburn for
whom Blackburn Road
is named had a 168-acre
homestead that extended
from Blackburn Road
north to Laurel Road
and west to the bay. The
Higels were on the south
side of the bay, Roberts
said.
For his family's
homestead, Jesse Knight
selected high ground near
today's Dona Bay and
Shake It and Salt Creeks,
according to "Venice,
Journey from Horse and
Chaise," by Janet Snyder
Matthews.

Eyry and Guava
The area was then
known as Horse and
Chaise, an odd name de-
rived from some groves of
trees that could be seen
from the Gulf of Mexico.
From that vantage point,


PHOTO COURTESY VENICE-NOKOMIS UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
Built in 1903, the first church building of the Venice-Nokomis
United Methodist Church was located on Colonia Lane where
the Jesse Knight Memorial Cemetery is located today. The first
church was destroyed by the hurricane of 1926.


boaters said, the groves
resembled a "horse and
chaise" (a carriage).
According to Matthews'
book, Jesse selected the
site from the water.
The name Horse and


Chaise was replaced by
Venice in 1888, when
Darwin Curry established
the second post office in
the area. The first, named

CHURCH15


SUN PHOTO BY KIM COOL


Ike Roberts, grandson of Benjamin Blackburn, sits in the sanc-
tuary of the Venice-Nokomis United Methodist Church, thinking
about his ancestors and others who founded the 145-year-old
church in Nokomis.


SUN PHOTO BY KIM COOL
A photo of the original land grant from President Grover Cleve-
land to Benjamin F. Blackburn. It was signed Dec. 28,1893.


PHOTO COURTESY OF JEAN BRUDEVOLD


Three of Jesse Knight's great-great-grandchildren, Bucky Ringo, left, with Joanne Gieteck and Jan
Gieteck Roderick. The Gietek sisters and Ringo met for the first time at the church anniversary
celebration.


PHOTO COURTESY OF JEAN BRUDEVOLD
Ethel and Jim Tom Blalock were portrayed by Robin Deegan
and Dan Heim at the 145th anniversary celebration of the
Venice-Nokomis Methodist Church.


The people behind Hazeltine's Christmas trees

-- .-~~.. is all about. Oh, and it's graduated in 1983 and I worked with architects in L - .. -


AUDREY BLACKWELL
From all appearances,
Stephen and Michelle
Hazeltine are just regular
folks: educated, business
owners, parents. Just like
so many people, right?
But a look behind
the scenes reveals a
wonderful story about
this unique pair that is
worth telling, especially
in the holiday season. It's
Christmastime, the time
of year when the major
focus is on family and
giving. And that is a big
part of what this family


about Christmas trees.
This Christmas is
special for the Hazeltines.
The nursery turns 30 on
Dec. 15, and the couple
will celebrate their 29th
wedding anniversary on
that date.
"We were high school
sweethearts," Michelle
said.
Both are natives of
Sarasota County, through
and through. Stephen
is a fourth-generation
Venetian; Michelle grew
up in Sarasota.
They met at Sarasota
County Technical
Institute while dual-en-
rolled and still in high
school. He studied
horticulture; she studied
livestock production. It
was a match made in
heaven.
"We began dating in
1982," Michelle said. "He


graduated in 1984, but
we started the business
together in 1983."

First farm
Stephen's parents had
17 acres on Laurel Road,
and the pair started
growing plants. She came
down every afternoon
and weekend to work the
farm.
"Our goal was to grow
fancy plants (a state plant
category) and we grew
hibiscus and other crops
and propagated seeds
for palm trees," Michelle
said.
She graduated high
school, and with the
realization they couldn't
compete with large grow-
ers who had 100 acres or
more in plants, they both
went back to school.
"We had a nursery and


Venice and Sarasota, in-
stalling their plans. Then
we thought, 'We can do
this,' and we went back
to school and learned
landscape design and irri-
gation design and started
doing our own design
work," she said. "Now,
that's all we do design
landscape and build. We
do driveways, swimming
pools, arbors, lighting,
irrigation anything that
is outside the house."
It's a full-service oper-
ation, including main-
tenance. The Hazeltines
moved the nursery to its
current location at 2401
River Road, a bit south
of East Venice Avenue, in
1993.

Family
Back to the focus on the
family. Three generations


SUN PHOTO BY AUDREY BLACKWELL
Stephen and Michelle Hazeltine, center, flanked by their son,
Michael, left, and her brother, Brian, right, own and operate
Hazeltine Nurseries.


are now on board at
Hazeltine Nurseries.
"Our two boys (Michael
and Clayton) work here,
and both of our fathers


work for us (a unique
twist on kids going to
work for their fathers),"

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28 Nice nightclub
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30 Source of wealth
32 Ray of hope
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residue
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Paris
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48 Raison d'
50 Wear down
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55 Snigglers' prey
57 Doddering
58 Swarm
59 Leg joints
61 Simple song
63 Son of Odin
64 Beget
66 Jacob's father
68 Scrape
70 River to the Rhine
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75 Glacial deposit
77 Approaches
manhood
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83 Exclamations of
contempt
85 Reverie
87 Committed to give
89 Worry
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thank-you gift. atWalmart, 4150 South
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Free Christmas
dinner

A free Christmas dinner
will be held at Epiphany
Cathedral Parish, 310
Sarasota St., Venice,
Dec. 25, at 11 a.m., for
those who are alone on
Christmas Day. RSVP by
Dec. 23. Donations are
welcome. So far, parishio-
ners have donated $3,000.
Fr. Shea has invited police
and firemen from the
area, and even though it
is not their jurisdiction,
they can stop in for "to
go" boxes.

Free Christmas
dinner

A free Christmas dinner
will be held at Englewood
United Methodist Church
Dec. 25 from noon to
3 p.m. in the Fellowship
Hall, 700 E. Dearborn
St. A shuttle service
will be available. For
transportation to and
from the church, or
for homebound food
delivery, call 941-587-
1309 now or as soon as
possible but no later than
noon on Christmas Day.
Take-out orders must be
placed and received only
on Christmas day and in
person.

'A Christmas
Cactus'

The comical murder
mystery "A Christmas
Cactus" will run at Lemon
Bay Playhouse, 96 W.
Dearborn St., Englewood,
Dec. 4-22, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday-Saturday, and
2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets
are $18. Call 941-475-
6756, visit the box office
from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
weekdays, or go online
at LemonBayPlayhouse.
com.

'White Christmas'
on stage
The Players Theatre,
838 North Tamiami Trail,
Sarasota, will produce
"White Christmas"
Dec. 5-22 with a 2 p.m.
matinee and 7:30 p.m.
performances available
throughout the run. The
musical tells the story
of two showbiz buddies
putting on a show in a
picturesque Vermont inn
and finding their perfect
mates. Single tickets
are available for regular
seating at $25, or premi-
um seating at $30 each.
Call 941-365-2494 or visit
ThePlayers.org. The box
office is open Monday-
Saturday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.


and one hour prior to
curtain time.

Boot camp for
women
Women of all fitness
levels can attend an
Adventure Boot Camp
that runs Jan. 6 through
Jan. 31 on Mondays,
Wednesday and
Thursday at 5:45 a.m.
Cost is $159. Workouts
include weight training,
kickboxing, yoga and
pilates. Call 213-361-8627.
Visit: NokomisBootCamp.
com.

Scf hosts
teacher prep
State College of Florida
(SCF) will host an infor-
mation session about its
Alternative Certification
Program Wednesday,
Jan. 15, 6 p.m., at SCF
Venice, 8000 South
Tamiami Trail, building
800, Selby room. Evening
and weekend class
schedules allow working
professionals to partic-
ipate. The cost is about
$2,200. Call 941-408-1481
or email sheffis@scf.edu.
Visit Scf.edu/TeacherEd.
For a map, visit Scf.edu/
maps.

Habitat volunteers
sought
The Habitat ReStore
needs volunteers to
work the 1-5 p.m. shift
weekdays. Call 941-493-
0529. The Family Services
Department seeks vol-
unteers to serve on the
Family Support Committee.
Committee members must
attend meetings once
a month and mentor a
Habitat family as needed.
The Habitat for
Humanity office seeks
volunteers Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday,
9 a.m.-1 p.m. Customer
service and computer
skills are essential. A
volunteer to help with
aluminum can pickups
also is needed. Call the
office at 941-493-6606.

Hospital seeks
volunteers

Volunteers are need-
ed atVenice Regional
Medical Center in a
variety of areas that reach
out to those in need, as
well as cashiers in the
thrift store, coffee cafe
and gift shop. Those who
have four hours a week
to share with others can
call the VRMC Volunteer
Office at 941-483-7050 for
more information.


The Venice Gondolier Sun will print pictures
of five Sea Venice statues each issue for nine
consecutive editions and a final ballot featuring
the nine semi finalists.
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chance to win a free one-year membership to
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I COMMUNITY CALENDAR


* RELIGION

* SUNDAY

VNUMC Praise Service,
Venice Nokomis UMC Coffee Cafe
Praise Service, Sunday 8:30-9:30 am,
208 Palm Ave. Families welcome.
941-488-4137
Sunday AM Worship,
10:30 -12pm Angel Ministries 2269
South Tamiami Trail, #3A Venice, 941
492-4995
Interfaith Devotions,
Interfaith Devotions on Sundays
1 pm. Sponsored by Baha'i Faith. All
faiths welcome. 263 S. Tamiami Trail,
941-496-4818
Sunday PM Worship,
6:30-8:00pm Angel Ministries, 2269
South Tamiami Trail, #3A Venice,
941-492-4995

* MONDAY

Kaballah & Coffee,
9:30 am, 2169 STamiami Trail, Venice,
941-493-2770 Discuss, explore and
journey through the world of mystical
teaching

* TUESDAY

Book Club, 11:00 am 2169 S
Tamiami Trail, Venice, 941-493-2770
Join the Jewish Women's book club
"Caffeine for the Soul'."
Tanya for Women,


12:30 pm, 2169 S Tamiami Trail,
Venice, 941-493-2770. Tanya teaches
how to bridge unity between Judaism
and inner psyche.
Christmas Eve Serv,
7 pm worship @ Our Savior in Nokomis
phone 941-966-VNUMC. Candellight,
Venice Nokomis UMC Candlelight Services,
7 & 10pm, 208 Palm Ave., Nokomis

* EVENTS

* SATURDAY

Pups at the Point, 9-4,
Historic Spanish Point, 337 N Tamiami
Trail, Osprey, 941-966-5214
Yoga MaryLynn, 5pm, Tues
& Thurs/11:30 am & 5:30 pm Mon/
9 am Sat/417 S Tamiami, Venice.
MaryLynn 941-685-8445
1927 Train Depot, Free
tours of 1927Train Depot. Sat.10-1
all year. M-W-F 10-3 Nov.-May. Info
941-412-0151.303 E.Venice Av. Venice
Holiday Open House, 2nd
annual Designer Open House; Venice
Museum and Archives, 351 Nassau St,
S; 941-486-2487
Read with the Dogs,
10 noon, Osprey Public Library, 337 N
Tamiami Trail, Osprey, Read with dogs
from Suncoast Humane Society
Zumba MaryLynn,
10 am Daily/6:15pm Tues,Wed,
Thurs, 8:45 am Tues, Wed, Thurs,
Fri/10:30am, Sat& Sun, 417 S
Tamiami, Venice 941 685-8445


In order to provide"one-stop shopping" for area
event listings, the Venice Gondolier Sun is consol-
idating 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.


Sounds of the Season,
3:30-5:30pm, Church of the Nazarene,
941-207-8822, Inspire holiday joy
with this concert of familiar favorites!
Lakshmi Pooja,
6:30-8:00 pm, $15 Angel Ministries
2269 South Tamiami Trail, #3A Venice,
941-492-4995
Sounds of the Season,
7:30-9:30 pm, Church of the Nazarene,
941-207-8822. Inspire holiday joy
with this concert of familiar favorites!

* MONDAY

ZUMBA with Lynn,
Monday and Thursdays 9:00am,
Venice Community Center,
326 Nokomis in Venice, For info:
941-493-8630
Holiday Open House, 2nd
annual Designer Open House; Venice
Museum and Archives, 351 Nassau St,
S;941-486-2487
Drug Addiction Help,
Family support every Monday, 6 pm,
Christ United Methodist Church, 1475
Center Rd, Venice, 941-493-7504.
Body Sculpt Anne, 7pm
Mondays,11:30 am Fridays, 417 S
Tamiami, Venice. Call MaryLynn
941-685-8445

* TUESDAY

Croquet Lessons, Learn
Croquet! 10 am at Wellfield Sports
Park. Get acquainted lunch and golf
croquet Tel: 941-882-0840


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
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Lauren Mitchell Band



rocks the 'Blues'


By AUDREY BLACKWELL
ASSISTANT FEATURES EDITOR

Those who may have
missed hearing The
Lauren Mitchell Band at
the Venice Brews & Blues
Festival in November
missed some great
entertainment.
At a recent performance
by the band Friday night,
Dec. 13, at Englewood
on Dearborn, they about
blew the roof off the band-
stand. Fortunately, the
bandstand is outdoors.
This band, with its fab-
ulous 5-foot-10-inch tall
leader, Lauren Mitchell-
who becomes even more
imposing in sassy red
4-inch high heels and
four seasoned male blues
players on the keyboard,
bass guitar, Les Paul guitar
and drums, play it out of
the park.
This band plays the
blues like you hope to
hear it played from
gut-wrenching soul to
quirky humor to that get-
down sound. Having been
together for just about
two years, they are already
making their mark with
blues fans.
The Loren Mitchell
Band was recently
selected to compete in
the International Blues
Challenge (IBC) Jan. 21-25
in Memphis. They were
chosen by the Suncoast
Blues Society, as was an-
other area top blues band,
the Delta Swamp Rats,
with whom they will share
the ride to Memphis.
During their perfor-
mance, Mitchell paces
the floor like a caged lion
seeking escape, but from
her sounds, reminiscent of
Etta James, you know she
is right where she belongs
and where she wants to
be.
"I've been performing
since I was 6, and I began
training at age 9," the
Sarasota-based blues
singer said.
Singing runs in her


PHOTO BY BILLY ELKINS
Lauren Mitchell heads up The Lauren Mitchell Band.


family, and her roots in
music run deep.
"I grew up listening
to blues, country and
bluegrass," she said.
Originally from Canton,
Ohio, Mitchell has been
performing with the
Hammond B3 man,
"The Professor" Michael
Hensley, for 10 years.
Other band members
include drummer Charles
"Step" Steptoe, guitar
player "Howlin"' Bob
Fieberts and bass player
Mike Snyder.
The band is performing
all along Florida's Sun
Coast, raising money for
the trip to Memphis for
the IBC.
It will be at the Blue
Rooster, 1525 4th St.,
Sarasota, Dec. 27 and
Jan. 17, 8:30-11:30 p.m.;
Music on Main on Old
Main Street in Bradenton,
Dec. 31, 9 p.m.; and
back at Englewood
on Dearborn, 362 W.
Dearborn St., Englewood,
Jan. 16, 7-10 p.m.
"We need about $5,000
for the trip," Mitchell said.
So far, they've raised
about $2,000, but more is
needed. Funds are raised


through sales of their
T-shirts, emblazoned with
the name of their new CD,
"Please Come Home."
"People can also donate
for our trip through
Suncoast Blues Society,"
Mitchell said. "Cash
or gas cards would be
appreciated."
People can join
Suncoast Blues Society
for a $20 single one-year
membership or $30 for a
family. Membership gets
you an SBS button and the
society's monthly newslet-
ter to keep you informed
on the latest blues events.
To donate to the Lauren
Mitchell Band's "Road To
Memphis" fund, write
a check to The Lauren
Mitchell Band and mail
it to The Suncoast Blues
Society, Attention: James
Randolph, P.O. Box 4232,
Tampa FL 33677.
To join the Society, visit:
SuncoastBlues.org.
To learn more about the
band, visit:
LaurenMitchellBand.com;
On Facebook, visit:
facebook.com/
thelaurenmitchellband.

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WEEKEND EDITION
DECEMBER 21, 2013


SOUTH TRAIL


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A growing need


By ELAINE ALLEN-EMRICH
NORTH PORT COMMUNITY
NEWS EDITOR
Butterflies and bees
aren't the only ones ben-
efiting from the sunflow-
ers, string beans, cherry
tomatoes, cucumbers
and cabbage grown at the
North Port High School
community garden.
Freshly grown produce
at the campus is donated
to the school's Bobcat
Boutique which


provides food, clothing,
school supplies and
personal-care items for
students and then
given to families in need.
The program is catch-
ing on at the school,
thanks to a small group
of students from the
Coexist Club and teachers
dedicated to tending the
garden.
"We have about 20
plots going so far,"
said NPHS teacher Jim
Noonan, who oversees


Amanda Burke, 14, an NPHS freshman and Coexist member,
waters plants at the school's community garden.


the garden. "This is really
a hobby of mine, but
I've gotten my family
involved. My daughters
help water the plants
and pick (the vegetables)
when they are ready. A
couple of teachers from
(nearby) Heron Creek
Middle School come
over and work on their
plots. There's a teacher
who works with at-risk
students, and their plots
are doing the best."
Volunteer student
Kirstin LeClercq, 17,
said the concept for the
garden is ideal because
of the many benefits it
brings.
"Working in the gar-
den at school is a great
example of how to pay it
forward to others," she
said.
Tall sunflowers, which
attract bees, peek above
the plots. Students are
not bothered by the bees
as they check to see if the
rosemary, dill, cauliflower,
basil, eggplant, tomatoes
and sweet potatoes are
ready for harvest.
"I print out recipes for
the vegetables we grow to
help families with meals,"
Noonan said. "I've also
made sweet potato pie
and given it to students."
Noonan, who also is
helped by the school
nurse, Sarah Portle, and


SUN PHOTOS BY ELAINE ALLEN-EMRICH, eallen@sun-herald.com
North Port High School teacher Jim Noonan talks to Coexist Club students Kirstin LeClercq and
Elijah Horton, both 17, about which plants are ready to pick at the school's community garden.


teacher Marilyn Caruso,
said the community
garden allows students to
have a hands-on expe-
rience and learn more
about gardening.
Students in culinary
arts classes are using
ingredients from the
garden for some of their
dishes. Noonan said he
would like more science
classes to be a part of the
project.
Currently, other stu-
dents are making bat
cages to help control the
bat population at the
school.
"We really don't mind
co-existing with the bats,
because they help keep
the garden bug-free,"
Noonan said, adding that


the program also is assist-
ed by donations of soil,
seeds and garden tools
from home improvement
stores and local business-
es like Manic Organic.
"One guy came here
and donated cages for the
plants," he said.
Senior Elijah Horton,
17, said he hopes more
students will want to be
a part of the community
garden throughout the
school year.
"Not everyone knows
there's a greenhouse
behind the school," he
said.
Fellow Coexist Club
member Amanda Burke,
14, said she'd like to
continue the tradition for
the next four years.


"We like to be able to
help other students," the
ninth-grader said.
Noonan plans to reno-
vate the greenhouse near
the community plots,
which he also wants to
extend, because there's
plenty of room in the
space he's been given for
the garden area.
"During (a) storm, parts
of the greenhouse tiles
got damaged," he said.
"I'm hoping to be able to
repair it."
Anyone interested in
helping with the garden
can call Noonan at North
Port High School at
941-423-8558.

Email: eallen@sun-herald.com


Alternative helipad location sought


By DREW WINCHESTER
STAFF WRITER

Just days after a
raucous North Port
City Commission
meeting, during which
hundreds of people
both supported and
denounced the Bayflite
helicopter stationed near
city hall, Heron Creek
Homeowners Association
members said that
particular agenda item
was driven by a separate
homeowners group and
Commissioner Cheryl
Cook, who failed to
provide any backup
information on the item
to the public.
Cook, who didn't
return an email request
for comment on her
involvement with that
separate group, made
a motion at Monday's
meeting to sever ties with
the life-saving transport
company following a
60-day separation notice,
a clause contained in the
contract between Bayflite
and the city. The motion
ultimately failed, as


Mayor Jim Blucher and
Commissioners Linda
Yates and Tom Jones
voted against it.
Cook's concerns were
twofold: some Heron
Creek homeowners were
bothered by noise from
the helicopter, and Cook
feared the chopper could
simply fall out of the
sky and injure people
on the ground. A public
records request the Sun
made earlier this past
week, for Cook's emails
over the course of the
previous two weeks, had
not been fulfilled by the
City Clerk's Office as of
Saturday.
Dennis Picard, a mem-
ber of the Heron Creek
Community Foundation,
said the two groups likely
want the same thing
- a new home for the
Bayflite chopper but
added that the groups
were working separately.
He also said those indi-
viduals, along with Cook,
were the ones "driving"
the agenda item Monday.
Picard said they were


working to make sug-
gestions to city staff for
relocating the helipad.
The commission directed
staff on Monday to come
up with alternate solu-
tions by May 2014.
"We believe in and
support the entire
community of North Port
and elsewhere," Picard
said. "We're trying to find
solutions that benefit the
city. We're not the kind of
people who want to take
it from our backyard and
stick it in your backyard."
According to city
documents, Bayflite
and the city are in a
two-year contract that
started in January 2012,
with Bayflite as the
city's tenant. Under the
contract, Bayflite pays
$17,904 annually to rent
the space, which in-
cludes use of the landing
pad, a storage building
and a fuel tank.
Although the agree-
ment is for the term of
two years, either the city
or Bayflite can terminate
the relationship with a


60-day written notice
without penalty.
Ninety-one people
have been transported
out of North Port this
year via Bayflite, docu-
ments show.
Scott Wyant, program
coordinator for the
St. Petersburg-based
Bayflite operation, said
that statistical data
drive the company's
decision-making process
as to where helipads can
be placed. Each location
needs standard features
like storage, gas tanks
and quarters for Bayflite
crew, but he said he was
more than willing to
work with the city to find
another possible location
for the helipad.
"I'd love to find some
mitigation strategy to
help the current location
make sense, but we
also want to be good
neighbors and we don't
want to disturb anyone,"
Wyant added.
Blucher believes, over-
all, it's a "small group"
of people in the Heron


SUN PHOTO BY ELAINE ALLEN-EMRICH, eallen@sun-herald.com

At least through May, a Bayflite medical helicopter will remain
at North Port Fire Station 81, along Sumter Boulevard, near City


Creek community, likely
those with homes that
front Sumter Boulevard,
who are most concerned
with the helicopter.
He said the helicopter
typically makes a noise
that lasts roughly a min-
ute and a half. Blucher
believes the relationship
between Bayflite and the
city is a good one, and is
confident the two parties
can work together to find


a new helipad location.
"You have to put
yourself in their shoes,"
Blucher said of the Heron
Creek community. "I do
feel sorry for them, but
I also understand the
rest of the people asking
why we should worry
about them when the
helicopter is helping to
save lives."

Email: dwinchester@sun-herald.com


Carrying cross for his church


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LIFE
STORIES

Steve
Baumann


n the walls of his
office, among the
photos of fami-
ly and friends, the Rev.
John Cross has a small oil
painting of a rural church.
Alcova Mountain
Baptist is red brick with
large trees out front, an
outbuilding nearby and
Alcova Mountain itself
in the distance. It's the
place Pastor Cross first
preached when he was
17 years old. It's the place


his father spent years
preaching.
"I go there a lot of days
in my mind and in my
heart," Pastor Cross said
last week at the South
Biscayne Church in
North Port, which he has
transformed in 23 years
from a small church of
100-some-odd to a large
church of roughly 3,000.
Pastor Cross was born
five decades ago in rural
northeastern Georgia.
When he was just 11, he
said, "I became a follower
of Christ.
"I didn't see stars, I
didn't hear angels sing-
ing, but I did sense a
settled feeling of peace, of
surrender, and belief that
now he is my shepherd,"
he said.
Next came the calling


for the ministry.
John Cross went to
Mercer University for his
bachelor's degree and
Southwestern Baptist
Theological Seminary for
a master's and eventually
a doctorate.
In 1990, he happened
to be available when a
tiny North Port church
came looking for a stu-
dent-speaker over spring
break. As it turned out,
the congregation also was
looking for a full-time
minister. John Cross took
his break here, and then
the job. He was 27.
North Port had about
12,000 residents at the
time. The church had 100
regulars all seniors.
But they foresaw growth,
Pastor Cross said, and
"they believed South


Biscayne should do
whatever it takes to reach
particularly the young
families that were going
to be moving to town."
That they did.
In 1996, South Biscayne
moved from what is now
the Boys & Girls Club (on
South Biscayne Drive)
to the former North Port
Mall on U.S. 41. It was a
big move to a big build-
ing, but they've filled
the place. There are now
almost 3,000 members.
South Biscayne Baptist
has an exceptional reach.
It donates Christmas
presents and distributes
food. Its back-to-school
bash last year attracted
1,500 for school supplies,
clothing, free haircuts,
physical and hamburgers.
Its Easter and Christmas


pageants are said to be
spectaculars. And in
coming years, a large,
faith-based assisted living
facility will be built next
door.
South Biscayne is com-
mitted to "preaching and
teaching the Bible," Pastor
Cross said. "However,
methods change all the
time. We don't want to be
an eight-track church in
an MP3 world."
Along those lines,
Pastor Cross said, "Our
church has been willing
to think outside the box.
In fact, they've even been
willing to throw away the
box so that we don't limit
how we can communi-
cate this message."
That means Sunday
worship for young-
sters particularly is


"high-high-high energy,"
he said.
"We believe if we create
a church where kids are
pumped up and fired up,
the parents aren't trying
to get the kids to come,
the kids are trying to get
the parents to come."
In other ways, too,
kids have become more
central to his life.
Four years ago, Pastor
Cross, hitherto single,
married a widow with
five children. He will be a
grandfather soon.
He feels particularly
blessed about that.
"They're awesome," he
said. "Of course, my wife
is beautiful and phenom-
enal. God's been good."
Stephen Baumann is a
member of the Sun's edito-
rial board. Contact him at





WEEKEND EDITION DECEMBER 21, 2013


Table saw honors beloved volunteer


FROM VENICE THEATRE
A massive table saw does
not immediately come to
mind as an appropriate me-
morial for a departed volun-
teer. However, for the Venice
Lions Club, Venice Theatre
and the memory of Al Kelly,
who died May 6, 2013, a table
saw is the perfect memorial
for his life of volunteerism.
Kelly, a native of Cherry
Hill, N.J., where he was an


active member of the Lions
Club, joined the local Lions
Club in 1983 and served terms
as director, tail twister and
president.
In 2007, Kelly became a
regular volunteer on the
Venice Theatre stage crew
building sets for the theater's
productions. A brass plaque
on the table saw memorializes
the service of Kelly and the
donation of the Lions.


PHOTO COURTESY
OF VENICE THEATRE
Members of the Venice Lions
Club, who donated the table saw,
and the volunteers of the Venice
Theatre stage crew, who build the
sets at the community theater,
gather on the stage to dedicate
a table saw purchased by the
Venice Lions Club to commemorate
30 years of service by late Venice
resident Al Kelly.


CHURCH
FROM PAGE 1

Eyry by Frank Higel in
1885, lasted little more
than a year, according to
Matthews' book.
She writes that in 1888,
Curry applied for a post
office near one of the
early Knight homesteads.
He entered "Guava" on
the form but crossed it
out and wrote in "Venice,"
possibly influenced by
promoters who cited the
"similarities between
peninsular frontier
Florida and the romance
and sophistication of
peninsular Italy." That
post office is said to have
served just 60 families.
The church was under-
going changes too.

Growth
That 1868 Christmas
Eve service was the first
of many in the area's first,
and for many years only,
church, Knights' Chapel.
And it was enough,
because when the church
was founded, there were
few families in the area.
The Webbs and Guptils
were in Osprey and the
Knights and Currys were
in what is today the
Nokomis area, Roberts
said.
"Many of the first
people at the church were
Baptists but they went
to the church because it
was the only one there,"
church member Rose
Hightower said.
When the group finally
outgrew the Knights'
home, an arbor was
constructed for church
services.
In 1893, according to
church history, an 18-by
24-foot building was
erected to serve as both
schoolhouse and church.
The church also gained
a longer name -Venice
Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
Ten years later, in
1903, the church finally
gained a home of its own,
complete to a steeple,
stained-glass windows
and a bell from an old


locomotive. It was erected
on land donated by Jesse
Knight to a public trust.
The final name change
can be attributed in part
to the arrival of Chicago
socialite Bertha Honore
Palmer in the area in
1910. She became the
area's largest landholder
and by 1912 had persuad-
ed the Seaboard Air Line
Railway to move south
and build a new depot
where today' Historic
Venice Train Depot is
located.
She also arranged to
have the Venice Post
Office moved to the rail
line's new terminus,
which left its former
location nameless for a
year.
Among the names pro-
posed by area residents
were Knighton, Curryton
and DunDee, Matthews
writes. The area was
named Nokomis in 1917
by former Venice post-
master Alfred Franklin
Wrede, Jesse Knight's
son-in-law. According
to legend, Wrede was
inspired by Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow's
poem, "The Song of
Hiawatha." Nokomis was
Hiawatha's grandmother.

1926
The building that
housed what had become
the Venice-Nokomis
United Methodist Church
was destroyed by the
hurricane of 1926, and
the bell, eventually
salvaged, ended up at the
Englewood Methodist
Church until 1976, when
it was returned.
Today's church building
is on the Bay Point site
donated by Dr. Fred
Albee after the hurricane
of 1926. Albee at one
time owned most of
present-day Nokomis and
Venice.
The Rev. Hubert Dodd
had just arrived at the
church in 1926. After the
hurricane, he tended his
flock and also managed
to raise most of the mon-
ey for reconstruction even
as the Great Depression
grew. During those years,
the local school served as


a temporary home for the
church.
On the building
committee were Claude
T. Curry and Thomas M.
Wrede, from two more
church families that also
were among the area's
pioneers. The building
was completed in 1927 at
a cost of $25,000, some
of which was paid back
slowly to the contractor
because many who had
made pledges lacked
the money in those hard
times.
Additions increased
the size of the building in
1950, 1958 and 1959 and
1965.
The church also
sponsored an additional
church in Venice in
1960 Grace United
Methodist Church. Its
first services were held at
Venice Theatre.
The first church site,
on Colonia Lane in
present-day Nokomis, is a
historical landmark as the
site of the area's first cem-
etery. Jesse and Caroline
Knight's first home was
about 300 feet south of the
cemetery, whose name
was eventually changed to
The Jesse Knight Memorial
Cemetery. He died Oct. 4,
1911, at age 94, and was
buried there. Members of
the church maintain the
cemetery, which in recent
years gained additional
acreage.

Celebration
On Nov. 30, present-day
church members cele-
brated the 145th anni-
versary at the cemetery,
reflecting on those early
founders, their descen-
dants, the church and its
legacy.
"I was out of college
before I realized who they
were," Rose Hightower
said about some of the
descendants still involved
with the church. "I try to
imagine what it was like
then when I drive past
that old hotel on Colonia
near the cemetery."
In addition to the
early settlers, the late Bob
Briner, longtime owner of
the Dairy Queen by the
Hatchett Creek Bridge,


the late Earl Blackburn,
land owner and re-
nowned barbecue chef,
and longtime church
historian Verena Anspach
were honored at the
anniversary event.
Several church
members dressed in
period clothing to portray
members of the pioneer
families.
Pastor Ralph Burton
portrayed Jesse Knight's
father, Samuel, who
remained in Levy County,
where he was a cattle-
man and served as a
lay preacher, Jesse and
Rebecca were portrayed
by Lowell Smith and
Carolyn Ellington. Gary
Sanderson portrayed the
Rev. Charles Oliver Curry.
Albee and his wife,
Louella, were portrayed
by the Rev. George
Abosamra and his wife,
Diane.
Jan Gietek Roderick,
the Rev. Charles Oliver
Curry's great-grand-
daughter, attends the
church today.
She and her sister
Joanne met Bucky Ringo
for the first time at the
anniversary celebration,
although they are all
descendants of Jesse
Knight.
Ringo brought his two
granddaughters to the
reunion.
"They would be
great-great-great-great-
granddaughters of Jesse
Knight," Hightower said.

Additional historical
information for this
article is from "Venice:
Journey from Horse and
Chaise," by Janet Snyder
Matthews; "V-N Church
Grew From Log Cabin,"
by Laura Fuller, Aug. 25,
1955; edition of the
Venice Gondolier Sun;
"Area Pioneers help Tame
Florida" by Tony Briggs,
in the Bicentennial
Supplement of the Venice
Gondolier Sun, July 1,
1976; church members
Jean Brudevold and Rose
Hightower; a church
history compiled by
Verena Anspach; and the
program for the 145th
Anniversary Celebration


PHOTO COURTESY OF JEAN BRUDVOLD
Jesse Knight's great-grandson Bucky Ringo holds a pair of spurs
that once belonged to the Rev. Jesse Knight, one of the earliest
homesteaders in the Venice-Nokomis area and founder of the
Venice-Nokomis United Church of Christ.


PHOTO COURTESY OF JEAN BRUDEVOLD


Rebecca Knight was portrayed by Carolyn Ellington at the
145th anniversary of the Venice-Nokomis United Methodist
Church, held at the Jesse Knight Memorial Cemetery on Nov. 30.
Ellington is show next to Knight's tombstone in the Knight
section of the cemetery.


of Venice-Nokomis
United Methodist
Church, which was
held at the Jesse Knight


Memorial Cemetery
Nov. 30. The official an-
niversary will be Tuesday
evening, Dec. 24.


PHOTO COURTESY OF JEAN BRUDEVOLD


Present-day members of Venice-Nokomis United Methodist
Church dressed in period clothing to portray early church
members at the church's 145th anniversary celebration held
recently at the Jesse Knight Memorial Cemetery in Nokomis.


PHOTO COURTESY OF VENICE-NOKOMIS
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
The hurricane of 1926 destroyed the Venice-Nokomis United
Methodist Church, which was built in 1903 on Colonia Lane
where the Jesse Knight Memorial Cemetery is today in Nokomis.


TREES
FROM PAGE 1

Michelle said.
Her brother and sister
work there, too.
The business has
grown from just the two
of them to a full cadre of
150 employees, including
designers and landscape
architects and workers who
water, prune and weed the
plants on this 150-acre tree
farm and nursery that has
90 acres in full production.
Giving
The Hazeltines believe


in giving back and are no-
table in the community.
For example, they donate
the flowers at the Main
Street entrance to the city
of Venice and maintain
them. And for several
years, they donated poin-
settias to decorate the
median along West Venice
Avenue at Christmastime.
Michelle is president of
the Habitat for Humanity
South Sarasota County
board of directors and is
a board member of the
South County Family
YMCA.
Stephen is a member
of the board of trustees
for Selby Gardens and


worked with them in
designing the new
Children's Rain Forest.
"We did the installation
drawings based on their
designer's concept,"
Michelle said.

Christmas trees
Hazeltine Nursery had
300 Christmas trees for
sale this year, and on Dec.
12 had about 50 left.
"We've been selling
Christmas trees for seven
years," Michelle said.
She said the nursery is
able to keep the trees fresh
because they're stored
in a greenhouse that has


overhead sprinklers, and
the trees are watered daily.
Regular Christmas tree
customers make selecting
a tree a family affair at
Hazeltine Nursery. One
woman buys a 10-foot
tree from them every year
and they work at getting
it into the back seat of her
Mini Cooper. In another
family of four, the parents
started out buying their
trees there and now bring
their two children to help
with the selection.
Hazeltine also has a but-
terfly garden where classes
are taught by horticulturists
from University of Florida
and Sarasota County


Extension Service twice a
year. Plants for sale include
annuals, perennials and
various tree varieties, such
as lemon, lime, avocado
and Florida peach.
Some people like to
wait until near Christmas
to pick out a tree, and
those people might find
just what they're looking
for at Hazeltine Nursery:
a family of growers.
Audrey Blackwell writes
about the people, places
and businesses along the
South Trail in Venice. Your
suggestions are welcome.
Call 941-207-1000 or send
an email.
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BENNET GROSS


The heart


and soul

of holiday

giving

"Give. To help me live."
I was struck by the
headline as well as the
image of Lyfe, a 3-year-
old receiving treatment
for cancer at St. Jude
Children's Research
Hospital where,
according to its adver-
tisement in the New York
Times "Giving" Section,
"his family will never
receive a bill for hous-
ing, treatment or food.
Because the only thing
they should worry about
is helping him live."
It tugs at your heart and
at your charitable-giving
purse strings, especially
so at this time of year,
when our mailboxes are
filled with appeals for
donations 1.8 million
nonprofits are registered
with the I.R.S. the
Salvation Army bells ring
and there are no easy
answers.
Except to take into
consideration what
mission matters most
to you and your family
at that time. Last year
Rhoda and I were looking
for a place to give in
remembrance of a friend
who had died of cancer
and chose St Jude's. Dave
loved children all his life,
so what could be more
appropriate?
Wherever you decide
to give and whatever
amount you decide, you
want to be sure your
charitable dollars are
being deployed effec-
tively. I can remember
discussions not that long
ago about how much
is going to a charity's
overhead, but recently
according to experts
the focus has shifted
to a charity's results.
Even well-known orga-
nizations like Charity
Navigator, which grants
star ratings to charities,
has said it is working to
change its ratings to in-
clude more results-driv-
en factors.
This could mean
sending your money to
distant lands where even
small dollar amounts can
bring sizable results for
people living in extreme
poverty.
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Sunday Traditional
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Contemporary Service 9:15 am
Sunday School 9:15 am
and 10:30 am
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"If you are truly driven
by altruism, then you
don't care about the color
of a person's skin you are
helping, or their nation-
ality," said Dean Karlan,
an economics professor
at Yale University and
founder of Innovations
for Poverty Action.
He went on to say that
a dollar could do 10 times
more good if sent to a
charitable cause working
in a Third World country
than here in America:
$1.98 can provide a
person in East Africa
with safe drinking water
through chlorine dispens-
ers for a year.
In the December issue
of SRQ there is an article
titled "Holiday Giving"
reporting how local
philanthropy affects
global giving.
"After relieving Amazon
flood victims in Peru
and witnessing the
devastation of landslide
in the Andes last year,"
Sarasota's Alan Monroe
said, he stopped caring
so much about his
iPhone.
"You never look at the
trivial things of life the
same after you've helped
people who have noth-
ing," said Monroe, who
is director of volunteer
programs for ShelterBox
USA, an international
charity program based
in Lakewood Ranch that
has responded to more
than 200 disasters in
90 countries supplying
homeless families with
tents and survival gear
and an activity pack for
children.
"It's a humbling
life-changing experience,"
he said. "The plane ride
home moves a lot faster
than your soul."
Closer to home, his
group assisted Oklahoma
tornado victims last July.
"After a family has
lost everything, to see a
child running through a
ShelterBox tent, playing
with a kite and being a
kid again puts everything
into perspective," he said.
I think of the box for
Our Mother's House at
the Venice Public Library
on the island collecting
toys for the tots of single
mothers. Rhoda picked
out a stuffed toy, and we
hope it will light up the
eyes of the child who
receives it, just as good
people of all faiths light
up the hearts of all those
in need and follow God's
central commandment:
"Love your neighbor as
yourself."
Happy Holidays,
and thank you for your
gracious comments.
Shalom.

Bennett Gross is
co-president of Venice
Interfaith Community
Association and chair
of Jewish Congregation
of Venice Interfaith
Committee.

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1101 S. Tamiami Trail, Venice Island
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EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Worship Service: 10:00am
Pastor Paul J Werner
2222 Englewood Road,
Englewood
474-0776
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First Baptist
9:00 AM Classic Service
10:40 AM Modern Service
6:00 PM Sunday Service
6:00 PM Wednesday Service
312 W. Miami Ave, Venice
941-485-1314
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Ditchfield Family Singers bring Christmas

The Ditchfield Family Singers will present two Christmas concerts Sunday, Dec. 22, at 8:45 a.m. and again at 10:45 a.m., at
New Life Community Center, 5800 South Tamiami Trail, Venice. Free admission. A love offering for the Ditchfield Family will
be received during each concert. Everyone is welcome.




AJC has impact on Florida's west coast


FROM AMERICAN JEWISH
COMMITTEE

Decades after the
Holocaust, many Jews
remain wary about
Germany and Germans,
but American Jewish
Committee (AJC) has
never shied away from a
challenge.
For more than 25
years, AJC has main-
tained a relationship
with the Konrad
Adenauer Foundation,


a leading German
political organization,
to overcome this history
and facilitate dialogue
between Germans and
American Jews at the
highest levels.
This past spring, influ-
ential lay leaders from
the West Coast Florida
region traveled with Brian
Lipton, director, AJC West
Coast Florida, to Berlin,
where they had a rare
opportunity to meet with
high-ranking officials of


the German government.
For many, it was their first
experience in modern
Germany, and it offered
them the chance to
advocate for enhanced
cooperation between
the European Union
and Israel and the need
to combat the alarming
rise of anti-Semitism in
Europe.
With a global network
of 30 offices and 32
international partners
on five continents, AJC


has unparalleled access
to senior diplomats,
policymakers and faith
leaders in the U.S.
and in more than 100
nations. Whether it is
audiences with the pope
or the king of Jordan, or
private meetings with
U.S. senators, the prime
minister of Israel or the
chancellor of Germany,
AJC is there.
Donations are accept-
ed to further the work of
AJC. Visit: AJC.org.


Violinist joins Bud Leeds in performance


FROM UNITARIAN
UNIVERSALIST CONGREGATION

Jonathan "Jazz"
Russell, the 17-year-
old violinist who is
dazzling audiences
with his sophisticated
improvisations, will be
featured in the per-
formance of the Bud
Leeds Ensemble Sunday,
Jan. 5, 3 p.m., at the
Unitarian Universalist
Congregation of Venice,
1971 Pinebrook Road,
Venice.
Jonathan has been
performing since he was
5, being distinguished
as the "first" for many
honors, winning awards
and wowing audiences


across the country with
his outstanding talent.
Leader of the jazz
group, Bud Leeds is a
clarinetist. Acclaimed
in an international jazz
publication as "a 21st
century Renaissance
Man," Leeds is known all
over America for bring-
ing together the best for
jazz performances.
Tickets for this perfor-
mance are $15. They can
be purchased at Venice
Stationers, 211 W Venice
Ave.; at The Collector's
Gallery, 114 S. Nokomis
Ave.; or at the door.
Doors open at 2:15 p.m.
For more information,
call 941-485-2105.


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Unitarian Universalist
Congregation Sunday,
Jan. 5.

Bud Leeds, clarinetist,
will perform Sunday,
Jan. 5, at Unitarian
Universalist Congrega-
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Saturday 5:00 p.m. Holy Communion (Contemporary)
Sunday 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion
10:00 a.m. Holy Communion (with nursery)
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Sarasota Ballet presents 'John


Ringling's Circus Nutcracker'


FROM SARASOTA BALLET

The Sarasota Ballet will
perform "John Ringling's
Circus Nutcracker"
today at the Van Wezel
Performing Arts Hall.
"Last season's
world-premiere received
unprecedented com-
munity support and it
became clear that this
personalized rendition of
a holiday classic would
become a local favorite,"
said lain Webb, director of
The Sarasota Ballet.
Performances are
anticipated to sell out
quickly.
"It's rare that a com-
pany is able to perform
a ballet that has such a
unique connection to
the audience members,"


Webb said. "I'm thrilled
that we're performing
it again, and so is the
company."
"John Ringling's Circus
Nutcracker" draws on
Sarasota's close connec-
tion with the Ringling
Bros. and Barnum &
Bailey Circus, and espe-
cially on John Ringling's
love for his wife, Mable.
Adapting Hoffmann's
120-year-old original
storyline, the ballet
follows a little girl (Clara)
who runs away with the
circus to Sarasota. Set
in the art deco period
of the 1930s, characters
from Hoffman's original
"Nutcracker" are re-imag-
ined as celebrated circus
figures from the city's
past.


This circus-themed
ballet was brought to life
by international chore-
ographer Matthew Hart,
with set and costume de-
signs by award-winning
designer Peter Docherty.
Sarasota Orchestra will
perform Tchaikovsky's
full score.
The Van Wezel
Performing Arts Hall is
at 777 North Tamiami
Trail, Sarasota. There
is a pre-matinee cir-
cus-themed family
lunch at noon Saturday
followed by a matinee
performance at 2 p.m.
The evening perfor-
mance will begin at
8 p.m.
For tickets, call 941-
359-0099, ext. 1, or visit:
SarasotaBallet.org.


Sunday Worship
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Christmas Eve Service
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Wednesday January 1, 2014
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SEpiphany of the Lord, Sunday, January 5,2014
7:30, 9:00 (Family Mass), 11:00 a.m.


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and a New Year of Hope and Peace
The Priests and Staff of Epiphany Cathedral
350 Tampa Ave., Venice
(941) 484-3505


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PHOTO COURTESY OF SANDRA BROOKSHIRE


A steady stream of visitors came to South Venice Yacht Club's holiday bazaar. Club doors will be
open to guests again at the club's New Year's Eve Gala. Call 941-408-9455.


PHOTO COURTESY OF MICHELLE BERNSTEIN
City Manager Ed Lavallee, second row left, joins Victoria Newman, chairman of the Venice Area
Chamber of Commerce; Ed Machado and Kathleen Wright of The Taste of Venice; City Council
members Kit McKeon, Emilio Carlesimo, and Bob Daniels and other friends and supporters of the
Taste of Venice at its ribbon-cutting ceremony Nov. 14.

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PHOTO COURTESY OF JOHN BURTON
An early bird waits for the Holiday Parade to begin in downtown Venice. It was held Nov. 30.


PHOTO COURTESY OF DEE SCHNEIDER
Lizz Begin, left, and Lu-Anne Rhoten get things ready for this year's South Venice Garden Club
plant sale, held Nov. 16.


PHOTO COURTESY OF VENICE AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY


Venice Area Historical Society President Clarke Pressly, left, Larry Glynn and Betty Intagliata,
chair, VAHS Program Committee, at the organization's November meeting. Glynn spoke on
"Religion in the Civil War" on behalf of the Venice Civil War Roundtable.


Jim and Nikki Katsaros enjoy an evening out at the Pregnancy
Solutions' 11th annual fundraising banquet, "Hope and a
Future: A Celebration of Life" on Nov. 12. More than 450 people
attended and raised about $166,000 to support the life-af-
firming organization that has offices in Venice and North Port.

PHOTO COURTESY OF VENICE AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Pam and Bruce Dillon visit the Historic Venice Train Depot and
pose below the original Depot sign. A generous Venice resident
found the sign at a flea market and returned it to its original
home. The sign is displayed in Waiting Room No. 2 of the Depot.
Bruce is president of Friends of Sarasota County Parks, an active
Nokomis leader and Friends of the Legacy Trail volunteer. The
Depot is in Sarasota County's Rollins Coakley Railroad Park,
adjacent to the Legacy Trail. The Depot is open Saturdays,
10 a.m.-1 p.m., all year, and Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
10 a.m.-3 p.m., December-April. The Society is recruiting
volunteers for its Depot Docent program. Call 941-412-0151.

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Newcomers of Venice Alumni dress for the occasion: the Mickey
Mouse theme for its November monthly poker party.


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PHOTO COURTESY OF DEANNA
SNEDEKER

Walter Neef, of Nokomis, visits
the World War II Memorial with
his niece Deanna Snedeker
Oct. 29, with Honor Flight of West
Central Florida. Neef served as an
infantryman in the 42nd Infantry
Division (Rainbow Division) in the
European Theatre, was wounded in
France Jan. 18,1945, and received
the Purple Heart. He stands at
Freedom Wall, where each gold star
represents 100 American soldiers
who died or went missing. There are
4,048 gold stars.


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True British sports cars are fun


he two true sports
cars featured in
today's column
weren't very practical,
however they sure were
and still are fun to drive.
Way back in 1950, I
bought a brand new TD
roadster and at the time
other people who owned
English autos always
waved at each other. A
few years later that tradi-
tion pretty much stopped
but the fun in driving
them continues.
Just ask 71-year-old
Punta Gorda resident
Ted Boiman, owner of
the British Racing Green
1953 MG, about his
experiences of motoring
about Southwest Florida.
He'll quickly smile then
tell you of the easy ten-
sion-relieving pleasure
he gets behind the wheel,
shifting through its
smooth 4-speed trans-
mission and listening
to the rumble of the
exhaust.
Ted has owned a
Sunbeam Alpine,
Triumph Spitfire, three
Datsun Z models, three
MGBs, an Alpha Romeo
Spider, plus three early
Mustangs. His everyday
driver is a red 2005
Mustang convertible.
This talented man does
much of the mainte-
nance himself and enjoys
doing it.
Ted found his TD on
the Internet about two
years ago, for sale in
Philadelphia, Pa. After
looking at photos and
learning some history
he bought it and had it
shipped home. When
the TD arrived, there
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curtains and the paint
was terrible, in addition
to oil leaks "every-
where." An ongoing
restoration is correcting
most problems. Some
body work and a com-
plete paint job resulted
in the MG looking great.
The standard 1250 cc,
73-horsepower engine
was rebuilt just prior
to Ted's purchase and
appears to be excellent.
Those rare 15-inch,
knock-off wire wheels
were installed on only
a few late production
1953 TDs. This type
were designed and used
on 1954/55 TF series
and because of them
being on the car when
he first saw pictures
of it, their good looks
convinced him this was
the MG to own.
Ted says it is definite-
ly a keeper!
He was born in
Cincinnati, Ohio, and
earned his degrees in
finance. Ted worked
for several large firms
before creating a
company to advise
individuals and dis-
tressed businesses.
He lived and worked
in Europe two years
while breaking in a new
Triumph. Later, he sold
his business and moved
to Florida in 1998. He's
been divorced for years
but helped raise two


1969 Jaguar XKE Series II Roadster.


daughters who attended
Harvard, Yale and Duke
Medical School. There
are four grandchildren.
Look for him next to the
MG at auto events.

Green Jag
Surely by now from
the quick glance if you
are a car fancier, you'll
recognize the Willow
Green Roadster as a
Jaguar XKE. The sleek
body lines from the
front bumper to the
tail pipe tips make this
one of the most desired
sports cars worldwide.
I remember a wealthy
gentleman who lived
near us in Baltimore
County, Md., taking
delivery of the first
1962 sold by Foreign
Motors of Towson. That
dealer was also in the
Baltimore suburbs and
had advance orders for
all he could get from
people who saw mag-
azine picture ads. Talk
about love at first sight!
The sporty elegant
look is timeless and


waiter VwalI roraza owner
of the'69 Jag.


its performance was
and remains very fast.
This particular Jag is
an early 1969 Series II
with a 265-horsepower,
6-cylinder engine,
double overhead cam
shafts and dual car-
buretors. Front and
rear brakes are disc
type with the rear ones
located inboard next to
the differential. Using
a rear gear ratio of 3.07
and a basic weight of
2,912 pounds helps cre-
ate rapid acceleration
with a top speed at just
over 150 mph
The owner, Port
Charlotte resident Walt
Podraza, 66, always
admired XKE Jags. When
he heard of this one
being traded to a BMW
dealer in Kenmore, N.Y.,
Walt drove there and
found the mileage was
only 28,000, and made a
quick deal. That was in
1985. Twenty-eight years
later, the odometer
shows 67,800.
During that time
period all but the rear
end components and


Interior of the1969 Jaguar XKE Series II.


parts. A digital distrib-
utor and a one-wire
alternator were added
for reliability. Otherwise
the car is 100 percent
stock original. In 1994
it was repainted the
same color when new
and still remains quite
presentable. All the
chrome, including those
handsome wire wheels
is excellent.
Mr. Podraza was
born and raised in
Buffalo, N.Y., and was
employed many years
as a Teamster truck
driver for two national
companies. He won a
prestigious award for
safe driving from both
firms before retiring
and moving full time
to Florida in 2010.
Walt also owns a 1972
Datsun 240Z he's had
for 36 years that's with
his daughter in Western
New York State.
Other hobbies include
1988 and 1996 Harley


cycles as well as dining
out with his longtime
significant other,
Monica Moore.

Merry Christmas
Lee and I sincerely
thank each of you
who emailed or sent
us Christmas greet-
ings and cards. We
really appreciate your
thoughtfulness. Please
come to the Jan. 11
Salvation Army Fund
Replenishment Car
Show at Muscle Car
City where we'll be
available to say hello
personally. In closing
we wish everyone a
Merry Christmas and a
Happy Holiday Season!
Don Royston is pres-
ident and co-founder
of the Veteran Motor
Car Club of America
SW Florida Region
and may be reached at
941-575-0202 or leekr42@
embarqmail.com.


transmission have been
Ted Boiman owner of the reconditioned, rebuilt
1953 British Racing Green Ior replaced with correct
MG TD. Dash of the'53 MG TD. NOS (New Old Stock)


SUN PHOTOS BY LEE ROYSTON


1953 British Racing Green MG TD.


UPCOMING EVENTS
*Today, 11 a.m. -2 p.m. Open Cruise In by the Fishery Restaurant,
13000 Fishery Road, Placida and the Veteran Motor Car Club of America
invite owners of any make, model or year car or truck. Buy one get one
free lunch benefit to show participants. No pre-registration or fees nor
to have been in the military. Information Bill Legler 941-698-9455 or
941-626-4452.
Dec. 26,5-8 p.m. Beef '0' Brady's, 1105 Taylor Road, Punta Gorda,
and the Veteran Motor Car Club of America offer a free open cruise-in
to any year, make or model car or truck including modified. No
pre-registration or fees nor to have been in the military. After a day
of exchanging gifts and taking advantage of after-Christmas sales,
come out with your four-wheel gems and enjoy an evening of kicking
tires, plus BOGO meals to show participants. Owner and manager Chris
Lansdale will personally greet you. Info 941-626-4452.
Dec. 28, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. open cruise-in at Home Depot,
3941 Tamiami Trail/Burnt Store Road, Punta Gorda. Open to all vehicles
of any year, make or model. Free OJ, coffee and donuts to show partici-
pants, door prizes. Info 941-626-9359.
Jan. 11, Salvation Army 5th Annual Fund Replenishment Car Show,
30 trophies (one 4-high), door prizes, open to all years, makes and
model cars/trucks/motorcycles. Entry by voluntary donation, free to the
public. Come out to help this worthwhile organization who assist the
needy all year long.
Feb. 8, Charlotte Sun's Mid-Winter Collector Car Show and Open
House. Free to car participants and the public. Full details to follow.


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Dec. 21, 5-9 p.m. Historical
Downtown Arcadia Car Show, Oak &
Polk Streets blocked off for show. Food,
trophies, door prizes, drawings, poker
walk. Info, Lance at 941-371-1061.
Dec. 23, 5-8 p.m. Merchants Crossing
Cruise-in, N. Fort Myers, U.S. 41 and
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451 S. Indiana, $10 fee, door prizes,
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Lance. Breakfast or lunch available
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Traveling Tunes. Streets are blocked
off for cruise-in. Rain decision noon,
239-332-4443. Info, Tom Brooks,
941-815-6204.
Dec. 29, 7 a.m.-1 p.m. Muscle Car
City Auto Flea Market, Punta Gorda.
Free to public, vendors $10 per double
space. If you are looking for a part or
accessory, check out the many aisles
of great bargains. Breakfast/lunch are
available in Rick's Filling Station. Call
Dina Modesto, 941-575-5959 or visit
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Jan. 3, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Lance's Cruzin'
to the Hop, Venice, Denny's, 1681
U.S. 41 Bypass S. Trophies, door prizes,
raffle, drawings, discount of food for
registered participants, music, $10
entrance fee. Info, Lance 941-371-1061.
Jan. 4, 4-8 p.m. Dearborn Street
Cruise-in, Englewood. Music, Cars,
restaurants, shopping, drawings, gift
certificates, door prizes, Tom's Traveling
Tunes. Free, open to all. Info, Tom at
941-815-6204.


LOCAL CAR CLUBS
For newcomers to our area, and those interested in the car hobby, we
offer a listing of area Car Clubs and Weekly Events. Should you wish to be
included in our events calendar or club visiting please contact Craig Henry,
President United Car Clubs of Charlotte County, and Peace River Car Club @
941-662-0383, 662-0383 or email loafen@centurylink.net.
Antique Automobile Club of America, Venice Region meets 7 p.m.
the second Monday of each month at Venice Gardens Civic Center, 406
Shamrock Blvd. Club is open to all years, models and makes over 30 years
old. Dues are $30 for local and $35 for national membership. Their shows
raise money for scholarships for local students. For info, contact Gary
Felker President 941-493-3780.
Charlotte Classics & Cruisers meets 7 p.m. the first Wednesday of
each month at the Perkins restaurant, 6001 S. Salford Blvd., North Port.
Club is open to all years, models and makes. Their signature event is the
Cruise-in at the McDonald's in Murdock on the 2nd Friday of the month,
plus many other events. For info, contact President Randy Wright, or
Jennifer 941-637-1539.


PHOTO PROVIDED
Sgt. Maj. Richard Frattarelli and Gunnery Sgt. Gary Lubiz would like to thank Craig Henry, the
Peace River Car Club, and the residents of Charlotte County for their generous contributions for
this years Toys for Tots program. "Thanks to all of the area car clubs this year's collections have
been the best ever," said Sgt. Maj. Frattarelli.


Corvettes of Charlotte County meets 6:30 p.m. first Wednesday
of each month at Muscle Car City. Open to all Corvette owners, new or
Classic. We put on shows, travel and have local events. Info, President Vito
D'Amico. Email info@corvettesofcharlottecounty.com.
Mercedes Benz Club of America S.W. Region meets 8:30 a.m.
2nd Saturday of each month at Mimi's Cafe, 13499 S. Cleveland Ave.,
Bell Tower shops, Ft. Myers. Open to all. Tom Harruff 239-591-8049 or
tharruffi 813@comcast.net.
Miata Club of S.W. Florida meets 6 p.m. 1st Thursday of each month
of each month at Victory Lane Cafe, dinner at 5 p.m. 4120 Hancock Bridge
Pkwy. Open to all Miata owners or enthusiast. Dues are $24. Info, Presi-
dent, Jesse Dunham 239-995-0340.
Mopar Club of S.W. Florida meets 6 p.m. first Tuesday of each month
at Rick Treworgy's Muscle Car City. Light dinner at 5:30 in 50s style diner.
Open to all MOPAR owners. President Jim HarrowerV.P. Al Chamberlain,
Sec.Offer Nadel,Tres. Carol Young 941-639-0010.
Mustang Club meets the second Wednesday of each month 7 p.m.
at Don Gasgarth's Charlotte County Ford, 3156 Tamiami Tr. Port Charlotte.


Open to all Mustang owners and enthusiast of any year. Short trips/long
trips. President is Chuck White. Info, mustangchuck94@gmail.net.
Peace River Car Club meets the first Thursday of each month at the
Moose Lodge 2121 on Loveland Blvd., Port Charlotte. 39 years of serving
the car hobbyist. Dinner at 6 p.m., meeting at 7 p.m. Open to lovers of
cars and trucks, all years and models. No car necessary to join. $15 dues
includes club name tag and laminated windshield placard. Fully insured.
Club subsidized social events. Call Craig Henry, President, @ 941-662-
0383, or visit www.peacerivercarclub.com.
Punta Gorda Isles Car Club meets the first Tuesday of each month,
7 p.m. at the PGI Civic Center, 2001 Shreve St. Punta Gorda. Open to all
cars, all years. Limited to residence of Punta Gorda Isles. Socializing with
cars, not sit in parking lots. President Bill Leach 941-575-5685, or Fred
Counter 505-1290 or Jeff Barlow 916-9343.
Thunderbird Club meetings are held monthly at various car shows.
Limited to owners of 1955 -1957 Thunderbirds. Very active group. Travel
Florida to Thunderbird events. President David Tulowitsky @ 941-764-
0312 or email tulobird@aol.com.


Is stopping and restarting at lights worth the fuel savings?


Dear Tom and Ray:
About once a week, my
boyfriend and I drive to
a nearby city, about 150
miles round trip. When
we go together, he drives
my Toyota Yaris. He
insists on shutting off the
engine at every stoplight,
which he says improves
gas mileage. I say it's
dangerous; it's going to
require a new starter
sooner rather than later;
and it upsets the drivers
behind him as they wait
for him to start up the
car when the light turns
green. On the weeks he
doesn't drive the car, my
mileage is about 41-42
miles per gallon, and on
the weeks he does drive
my car, the mileage is
about 40-41 mpg. So,
does shutting off the
engine at stoplights
improve gas mileage, and
is it worth it? Terry
TOM: Yes, and proba-
bly not. It certainly does
save fuel when you turn
off the engine at stop-
lights. That's why hybrids
and newer cars are
coming equipped with
automatic "stop/start"
features.
RAY: What does stop/
start do? It turns off the
engine when you stop at
a light and turns it back
on for you the moment


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B0cauOe anyone who owns a car
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you take your foot off the
brake to save fuel.
TOM: So why isn't your
mileage better when
your boyfriend drives,
then? Probably because
he's got a lead foot the
rest of the time. He likely
accelerates harder than
you do, and drives faster.
And that's costing you
more in mileage than he's
saving by shutting down
the engine at stoplights.
RAY: But there's no
question that running
the engine less uses less
fuel. We used to hear
people cite the myth
that it takes more fuel
to restart the car than it
does to keep it running
while you're waiting at a
light. That's nonsense.
TOM: Engineers say
stop/start technology


can add about 5 percent
to fuel economy, give
or take, depending on
how much stop-and-go
driving is done.
RAY: But the cars that
come equipped with
stop/start features have
something your Yaris
doesn't have: heavy-duty
starters that are designed
to make hundreds of
starts a day rather than
the five or 10 starts your
starter typically handles.
TOM: So I suspect, in
your case, any money El
Boyfriend saves on your
fuel bill will eventually be
eaten up by the cost of a
new starter.
RAY: So here's our
advice: When you're
stopping for, say, two
minutes or more, turn off
the engine. That means
you won't turn it off at
every traffic light. But
you will turn it off if one
of you runs into a store,
or when you get stuck
while one of those six-
mile-long freight trains
full of bulgur wheat
crosses the road in front
of you.
TOM: And suggest to
your boyfriend that he
go a little lighter on the
pedal. Going 65 instead
of 70 or 75 will save
quite a bit of fuel, as will
accelerating gently away


from stoplights.
RAY: Because if his real
goal were to save fuel
rather than annoy you
and the people in cars
behind him, the proof
would be in the mileage
numbers. And he's not
making his case.

The reasoning
behind shifter
placement
Dear Tom and Ray:
General Motors recently
unveiled the 2015 Chevy
Tahoe, Suburban and
GMC Yukon. The three
SUVs continue to have
the gear shifter posi-
tioned on the steering
column instead of the
floor-mounted center
console, like the Traverse,
Equinox and Acadia. Is
this solely a cosmetic
design decision, or is
there an automotive en-
gineering reason for this
choice? Thanks. Bob
TOM: It's partially cos-
metic, partially historic
and partially practical.
RAY: The practical
reason is that putting the
shifter on the steering
column leaves more
room for a large center
console between the
seats. People like to use
center consoles to store
all their stuff.


TOM: Not just cups of
coffee and quarters for
parking, but, increas-
ingly, purses, bags of
Cheetos, laptop comput-
ers and the occasional
medium-size household
pet.
RAY: And some of
these center consoles
- like the Suburban's -
have gotten so big that
you can rest your lunch
tray on top of it and stash
a backup Chevy Spark
inside for when you're
tired of getting 16 miles
to the gallon.
TOM: Putting the
shifter on the steering
column also gives Chevy
the option of offering
a bench seat up front
instead of two bucket
seats. A bench seat -
with the proper seat
belts and all allows
three people to sit across,
instead of two. So instead
of carrying only eight
people, and having to ask
the other team to pitch
to themselves, you can
carry a full baseball team
in your Suburban.
RAY: In terms of engi-
neering, it really doesn't
matter where you put the
shifter. It can go almost
anywhere, within reason.
You just need to have
some way to transmit the
position of the shifter to


the transmission itself.
TOM: That can be
done with a cable, with
rods or, these days, with
an electronic signal.
RAY: The final issue is
historic precedent. The
column shifter was a
staple for many decades.
And apparently there is a
group of buyers that still
like it that way.
TOM: Well, I don't want
to speak for them. But
everybody knows you
can't snuggle in the front
seat with a gear shift in
the way.
RAY: Well, you can.
You just can't snuggle
pain-free.
You want to buy a
used car, but how do you
find a good one? Tom
and Ray can help! Order
"How to Buy a Great Used
Car: Secrets Only Your
Mechanic Knows." Send
$4.75 (check or money
order) to Used Car, P0.
Box 536475, Orlando, FL
32853-6475.
Get more Click and
Clack in their new book,
"Ask Click and Clack:
Answers from Car Talk."
Got a question about
cars? Write to Click and
Clack in care of this
newspaper, or email them
by visiting the Car Talk
Web site at www.cartalk.
com.






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AND WILL BE
CLOSED CHRISTMAS
DAY.
*We Will Re-Open at
8:00am, Thursday,
December 26th*
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FOR CLASSIFIED
LINE ADS ARE AS
FOLLOWS:
Tuesday, 12/24,
10:30 am for
Wednesday, 12/25
and Thursday, 12/26
We Wish Everyone a
Merry Chrisfnas!
JADVERIE
MATTRESS, QUEEN & BOX.
Brand New-Will Sell $175.
Also Have KING.
941-629-5550


HOUSEHOLD GOODS

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MILK GLASS WESTMORE-
LAND, RARE PIECE $40 941-
575-8881
NEW CANASTA Card Game
NewCardslnvented $20 941-
726-1628
OTTOMAN/CHAIR LIKE new
Orchid print, 3 matching $125
941-505-1609
PAINTING 52X29 Indscp soft
grn,gld,aqua,pch, tort fr $50
941-474-3194
PVC TOWEL racks white for
pool area $15 715-554-4957
1 Advertise Today!
REFRIGERATOR 27"
haeir works $32
941-626-1226
REFRIGERATOR 27" HAEIR
works good $32
941-626-1226
RICE COOKER Black & Deck-
er Deluxe $10 336-869-8668
SEWING MACHINE Singer
older zig zag. Works wl $35
941-697-1585
SEWING MACHINE singer-
Like new with al $50 941-
380-6641


HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Z :^ 6030 ^

SEWING MACHINE, Free
Arm, WHITE, z-z $39 920-
470-5013
SHIATSU MASSAGER New
Homedics with heat. $55 941-
628-5293
SINK STAINLESS 60/40 size
32x 20.75 under $115 941-
484-8520
STAINLESS CABLE 7 x 19
5/16"dia. bo $1 941-830-
2028
STORM SHUTTER CRANK
BAR Retractable $10 $10
941-391-6270
STOVE RANGE White G.E.
smooth glass top. $150 941-
374-2110
TABLE FOR bed or chair like
new, goes over $50 941-380-
6651
TIFFANY SHADE style glass
White/gr $60 941-391-6270
TOYOTOMI PORTABLE air
conditioner/heater TOY $75
765-730-0139
WASHER & Dryer White
Kenmore top load, supe $150
941-374-2110


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GARAGE SALES
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m--FRI.-SAT. 10-4 246 Via
I-De Luna. XMAS SALE,
lights, antique ornaments, 3'
Anna Lee Dolls, Linens, dishes.
m- FRI.-SAT. 8-1 9082 Big
iiStar Ave. Yamaha Piano,
hundreds of pieces of costume
Jewelry & Beads, collectibles,
vintage furn., and misc.


m-FRI.-SAT. 8-4 6228
LCoralberry Ter. Lots of
men's clothing & lots of col-
lectibles. Dealers welcome.


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GARAGE SALES
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E- FRI.-SAT. 8:30-??
D 10455 WaterfordAve.
Household, Photography, &
miscellaneous items.
m-FRI.-SUN. 7:30-?
S1415 Flamingo Dr.
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F-]SAT. 9-3 502 Baypoint
LJAve. Whole House, Every-
thing must go! New, Used
Tools, Organ. Too much to list.
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GARAGE SALES
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ULubec Ave. (Off Salford,
Near Price) SO MUCH STUFF!
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PT. CHARLOTTE/DEEP
CREEK GARAGE SALES
L 6006

F-IDEC 18-22 8 TO 3 900
UPhyllis Terr.. Estate Sale.
Furn. App. All must go, 900
Phyllis Terr P.C.
[-1 FRI.-SAT. 8-3 4117
Sumac St. Boating,
fishing, plants, tools, &
lots of misc.

Great Deals in
the Classifieds!
[- FRI-SAT. 8AM-2PM
S26598 Trinilas Dr. (Off
Deep Creek Blvd & Mocha)
New movie DVD's, Scrubs,
Arcade Games & variety of
new natural vitamins.
-lSAT. 8-?
118663 Macgill Ave.
Misc. household items,
firearms, fishing, much more.
--ISAT. 9-5 21266 Stillwa-
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EVERYONE! Quality items!
(Street back of Cultural Cntr)


I PT. CHARLOTTE/DEEP
CREEK GARAGE SALES
ii 6006

SAT. only 8am-?
E 462 Chambers Street
Port Charlotte
MULTI FAMILY SALE
Lots of AT HOME America
artwork and home decor,
Lincoln Town Car, XBOX
360 and games, TOOLS,
Lots of CD's, Holiday Cen-
ter Pieces
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GARAGE SALES
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-1 SAT 8AM SUN. 9am
D 11422 SW PINE AVE.
OFF Hwy 17 SUNwBREEZE HARBOR
Just in Time for Xmas...
Antiques, collectibles, gift
items household & many tools.
m-SAT ONLY 8-1 Sale on
Ithe Depot Dock, 1009 Tay-
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SAT-SUN 8-2 5205 BLACK-
JACK CIRCLE. Estate Sale,
Xmas items, Art Supplies
canvas etc


GARAGE SALES


-]FRI-SAT 9-4. 147
IAnnapolis Lane, Rotonda
West, FL. Fossils, jewelry

Find it in the
Cassifieds!
SFRI.-SAT. 8-2
Dl 124 Broadmoor Lane.
FINAL MOVING SALE
EVERYTHING GOES!
furniture, christmas decora-
tions, clothes & lots more
Don't miss!


GARAGE SALES
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F- SAT. 8-1 105 E. Alba
Street. Venice Island.
Tools and misc.
Classifie = Sales
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6542
XMAS DECORATIONS Bar-
gin! $20 941-380-6651
| HOLIDAY ITEMS

::^ 6031 ^

BEAUTIFUL REVOLVING
tree 7.5' 800 multi $75 941-
497-4716
CHRISTMAS DECORATE
WREATH 19in and 23in $5
941-235-1910
CHRISTMAS
NETTING/GARLAND Wreath
41/2' $50 941-347-8825
CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS
NEW collectibles $50
941-429-9305


Z HOLIDAY ITEMS [ / FURNITURE /
: 60O31 LoolIZ 6035 ^


CHRISTMAS TREE 11 feet
white lights new $95
941-625-3802
CHRISTMAS TREE Six foot
colored light nice $30
\941-625-3802
CHRISTMAS TREE,GAR-
LAND 41/2 Ltd Wreath $75
941-347-8825
CHRISTMAS VILLAGE Light
house etc 6 for $25 941-627-
6542
CHRISTMASTIME NIKKO
China (8) 6 pcs & ex $125
941-637-6681
ICECREAM MAKER New in
Boxcolor ora $20 941-421-
9984
NEW CRYSTAL Champagne
Set BEAUTIFUL $50 941-429-
9305
SANTA PITCHERS fitz and
FLOYD, I have two. $20
941-613-1745
TREE SKIRT & 6 stockings
velvettree skirt 6 matching
stockings $30 941-347-7497
FURNITURE
aZ^6035 J

AIR MATTRESS Full w/Elec-
tric Pump, CLEAN $20 941-
268-8951
ARM CHAIR Paisley Print Rust
Color VGC $75
941-423-5701
ARMOIR, Large, Maple, Like
New Condition. $275, OBO
941-429-8498
BAKERS RACK metal w/wine
shelf $75 941-766-7466
BAR 6' 5' long top handmade
$40 941-626-4960
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BAR STOOL brown-vinal-high
back $50 941-637-8921
BAR STOOLS 2 wicker
white, nice cond. $40
786-306-6335
BEAN BAG chair Leather,
Purple, Blue $40 941-697-
1585


BED MATTRESS & BOX.
New-Will Sell $100.
941-629-5550
BED FRAME Oversized
Adjustable; Deep Creek $40
941-276-2411
BED ROOM set 6pc. tan color
like new $325 941-764-8068
BED-QUEEN FOAM Mattress
and Box; MINT; $150
941-276-2411
BEDRM SET, 6 pcs king
Bedrm set, 6 pcs K $450
941-456-1100
BEDROOM NITE stand white
w/2 drawers $15 941-473-
4932
BEDROOM SET King, White-
washed Wood 9 pieces. $550
941-276-6134
BEDROOM SET Queen dress-
er set $375 941-979-9506
BEDROOM SET, queen,
matress & box spring & head
board $200 941-257-8430
CHAIRS (4 SWIVEL RATTAN
VGC) QUALITY $80 941-232-
2599
COFFEE TABLE glass top off
white color $20 715-417-
0084
COFFEE TABLE Nice round
35"glass top with chr $45
941-740-3286
COFFEE TABLE with glass
top 48" long 21" wide 20 $20
715-554-4957
COFFEE TABLE,
Brasslike w/glass top.
$100 941-889-9478
COUCHES, CHAIRS tv book-
shelves stand Lots $10 941-
735-2119
CRAFTMATIC BED Excellent
adjustable head & foot $490
941-468-2201
CREDENZA/MIRROR WD
30x35x13/20x40 lots ins
storage $65 941-474-3194
CURIO DISPLAY Cabinet Rus-
tic oak, beautiful $450
941-999-0178
DESK CHAIR black vinyl new
cond $65 501-442-8612


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Z ^6035 ^


DESK 1900S 44X23X30
wood/leather inlay $299 941-
882-3139
1 Classified = Sales
DESK, HENRY link
47w72h20d hutch,ylw,rattan
trm $175 941-474-3194
DINETTE 42" pecan rattan
w/4 swivel chairs, exc $235
941-639-8051
DINETTE SET 4 caster chairs
and 39" glass top table $175
941-764-8068
DINING ROOM TABLE
beveled Glass top 46"x80" 4
ornately carved legs, 4 cloth
covered chairs, med. litght
pine wood must sell $120
941-475.2533
DINING SET 48X30 TABLE &
6 CHAIRS WOOD $333 941-
275-5837
DINING SET Rattan glass top
42" 4 chairs nice $299 941-
627-6542
DINING TABLE & 6 Chairs
Oak $299 941-426-1205
DINING TABLE Glass top,
black & white w/6 chairs $80
941-626-9027
DISPLAY CASES WTE OAK,
MIRROR BK, TCH $175 941-
830-4937
DROP LEAF TABLE Seats 8
w/ leaves up..solid maple
$100 941-258-0810
END TABLE dk wd 28x28
cane trim doors/storage EXC
$65 474-3194
ENTER.CTR. W/DOORS &
end curios(oak)+ 37" $325
941-637-3801
ENTERTAINMENT CTR Glass
60x20x18 $150 941-681-
0428
FARMHOUSE TABLE &
CHAIRS Solid Wood, $45 941-
429-9305
GLASS TOP coffee table
white washed rattan $30
941-627-6542
I BUY FURNITURE
Or anything of value!
941-485-4964


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LANAI CHAIRS 5 swivel
w/cushions $60 715-554-
4957
LAZYBOY RECLINER mirco
fiber comfortable orig900
$175 941-580-4460
LG ORNATE mirror
4'x2'.beveled glass.new. $85
941-235-2203
LIVING ROOM set Sofa,Over-
stuffed chair & ottoman, thick
Maroon leather, great shape.
Can help deliver $500 941-
743-0095
LIVING ROOM tables 3
beveled glass tables $50
941-914-6945
LOVESEAT FLA colors good
cond $55 941-473-4932
MATTRESS & BOX.
New- Will Sell $100.
941-629-5550
NIGHT TABLES 2 like new,
small, walnut finish $60 941-
587-4422
PATIO CHAIRS, 4, BLUE stur-
dy, woven $65 941-223-5159
PATIO SET 6 Chairs, frosted
glass top. Exc $105 941-564-
6904
PATIO SET white pvc chairs
w/metal table $65 715-554-
4957
PATIO TABLE & 4 chairs black
steel mesh $125
501-442-8612
QUILT/BLANKET Rack
Wooden $20 313-405-4543
RATTAN LOVE Seat Cushions
need reco $25 941-661-7092
READING LOUNGER floral
very nice $30 941-626-1226
RECLINER BY Best, Taupe,
Leather, like brand new. Makes
A Great Xmas Gift. $200 989-
288-3012 or 989-413-8926
RECLINER LAZYBOY like
new $150 941-743-6372
ROCKER RECLINER taupe
color.leather.non-sm $75 941-
235-2203
ROCKER WHITE WICKER
Excellent condition 2 $40
941-505-1609


FURNITURE /
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ROCKER, LADIES petite
Refinished, CA 1930 $30
941-266-6718
ROCKER/RECLINER Beige -
good condition $100
941-426-7511
ROLLTOP DESK and Chair set
(childs) CA1920 $225
941-266-6718
SOFA ,Full Size, Pillow Top,
Light Blue. Excellent Condition.
$100 941-623-6762
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SOFA BED Queen, Blue
denim, Top quality, top condi-
tion $400 941-475-5425
SOFA BROWN, 1 yr old. Plush
& comfy $175 941-429-9305
SOFA SET 4 pc matching off
wht w/sleeper $60 941-999-
0178
SOFA SLEEPER living room
love seat Beautiful $150
774-526-7538
SOFA TABLE Vintage cherry
wood drop leaf beau $125
941-627-6542
STORAGE OTTOMAN black
vinyl 20x38 ex cond $65
501-442-8612
STRESSLESS SUNRISE
recliner, large, color-rock,
swivel table lyr old. New
$2395 asking only $1400
CASH! 941-815-8593
TABLE LAMP 36" solid wood
& brass trim. $25 941-743-
2656
TRADITIONAL TALL Drsr &
Nghtstand Cherry $150 941-
286-3048
TWIN BEDS mattress, box
springs, head & fo $150
703-785-0318
WING CHAIR comfy, uphol-
stered, sturdy. $88 941-426-
1088
WOOD DESK Eastern Decor
$200 941-473-3544
WOOD DESK with 4 drawers
exc condition $45 715-554-
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CELL PHONE LG OPtimus
3GSmart MicroSD card $27
941-697-0794
GPS TOM TOM 1535 with 1
year life services. NIB $100
941-391-3766
KENMORE SEWING
MACHINE $35 941-613-1745
LAPTOP HP, Screen 14"
$250 941-347-8825
PLAYSTATION 2 7 games.
$75 941-613-0124
SAMSUNG GALAXY Sill
mint cond old persons $250
941-391-0042
TV 37"FLAT/HD w/Quality
Enter.Ctr $325 941-637-
3801
WlI, MARIO kart w/remote,
wheel, & game NIB $150 941-
697-8457
XBOX halo with 8 games $50
941-391-3766
|TV/STEREO/RADIO
L 6040 ^


CD STORAGE 200 CD turn-
stile, black $15 941-764-
7741
CLASSIC RECEIVER Marantz
2238B AM/FM/Phono $90
941-743-0392
EPSON MOVIE Mate 25 With
96 inch screen $495 941-
486-1540
HDTV 27" SANYO NEW CON-
DITION $50 941-915-2435
MINIMUS-7 SPEAKER, pair
excellent condition, 4. $20
941-426-6759
STEREO SYSTEM w/ Bose
speakers & Karaoke System
$275. 941-627-6034
ADVERTISED!

STEREO SYSTEM, Sony,
Like New, includes turn table,
tuner amp, power amp, dou-
ble cassette deck & multi play
compact disc player.
(Manual included) $250
941-204-8403
TV NEW Craig 13" HD LCD
after 5pm only $60 941-628-
5293
TV NEW Craig 15" HD LCD
720p. Still in box. $80 941-
628-5293
TV OLEVIA,37", Flat/HD,multi
input,excellent $160 941-
637-3801
VINTAGE SPEAKERS Bang &
Olufsen RL 60's $100
941-743-0392
YAHAMA TOWER Speakers -
Pair Model NS-A100 $250
941-681-0428
COMPUTER
EQUIPMENT
LI4 6060^^

25 PC GAMES and various
apps for Windows. $25 941-
743-2656
BROTHER PRINTER all in
One In box-New! J470 $65
941-575-9800
COMPACMONITOR 17' inc.
keyboard &Printer $25 941-
492-6984
LAPTOP CASE 17" Targus
case. Brand New, nev $32
941-412-9090
MONITOR 17" Great picture
and condition. $15 941-743-
2656
MONITOR 22" Viewsonic
w/built-in speakers. Ml $95
941-412-9090
CLOTHING / JEWELRY/
ACCESSORIES


BRACELET, new 8" SS multi
Tourmaline. TGW 14C $225,
CASHMERE SWEATERS,
Ladies, 8 med, $10 ea. 12 X-
Lrg $15 ea. 941-766-1899


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BRACELETS (2) Mexi9can
gold & silver $50, OBO 941-
408-0050
FORMAL DRESS beautiful
dress w/jacket size 18 $75
941-549-1460
FORMAL DRESS great for
holiday partiesw/jacket $75
941-549-1460
FOSSIL WATCH stainless
steel $40 941-875-2616
ADVERTISE
In
The Classifieds!
HARLEY DAVIDSON
Woman's Chaps Brand New.
$150 941-270-2904
HARLEY DAVIDSON
Woman's Jacket Brand new.
$250 941-270-2904
LEATHER JACKET robert
comstock brown Ig $225
941-575-4364
LEATHER SKIRT Black, size
7/8 slim. $25 412-418-5784
MEDICAL SCRUBS medical
scrubs$2 941-875-6079 $2
941-875-6079
MEN'S BLACK Leather
Jacket Great Gift! $50
941-270-2904
MEN'S LEATHER Jacket Size
Large. Brown. $50 941-270-
2904
MEN'S SPORTCOAT, It. blue,
size 42R & like new. $20 941-
875-2285
MEN'S SPORTCOAT, tan,
size 42R & like new. $20 941-
875-2285
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MIINKS:
BLOND MINK CAPE LARGE
SIZE & DARK MINK COAT
LARGE SIZE GREAT COND.
$250/EA 941-204-3734
WESTERN BOOTS real snake
skin like new size 8.5 $25
941-766-7466


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I COLLECTIBLES I
6^(070^ ^

1883 HAWAIIAN DOLLAR
Holed, with two t $225
941-244-2405


ACTIVELY BUYING!
Antiques, Paintings; All Sub-
jects, Silver, Ivory, Jewelry, Ori-
ental Rugs, New England
Items. Anything Unusual or of
Quality! Local 941-306-8937
ALWAYS BUYING
ANTIQUES, ART, SILVER
NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUES
(941) 639-9338
ANTIQUE OAK Vanity Pretty
piece-3 way mirror. $200
941-575-9800
ASIAN PORCELAIN Large
Ginger Jar Mint condition $22
941-493-1391
BASEBALL CARDS/MEMO-
RABILIA Baseball Cards $300
941-286-1394
CANDY DISH murano clown
dk blue dish/clown top $25
941-474-3194
CASH PAID**any old mili-
tary items, swords, medals,
uniforms, old guns. Dom
(941)-416-3280
CIVIL WAR NEWSPAPERS,
85 issues. Great Gift Your
choice $20/ea 941-488-8531
All war News- Venice***
COIN CANADA 1907 one
cent Newfoundland bronze
$145 941-697-6592
COIN CANADA silver dollar
Voyageur 1959 coll $45 941-
697-6592
COIN ENGLISH 1890 crown
silver fine rare $125 941-697-
6592
COIN GERMAN 1937-A 5
Reichmark Hindenburg rare
$55 941-697-6592
COMMEMORATIVE 1936 San
Francisco Bay Bridge $130
941-244-2405
DISNEY BIG Al Country Bear
Jamboree Banks. $65 941-
639-5029
FACETED SWAROVSKI Crys-
tal Cat W/orig. box & $35
410-639-7766


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I COLLECTIBLES I
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FINE CHINA, Mikasa Serv/8
Many ex. Pieces, pic aval.
$300 OBO 941-575-4364
GORHAM DOLLS (12) Since
1980, Musical, stamped. Mint
cond. in original boxes. Paid
$500/ea Asking $60/each
941-451-9580
LONGENBERGER GOLF
GLOBE Glass globe golf ball
$10 941-258-0810
LUNCH BOX ROY ROGERS
lunch box & thermos Ec $40
941-623-0346
MAJOR KIRA nerys plate of
star trek 1994 $20 941-423-
2585
NEWSPAPER 100 yr. old.
London Times. TITANTIC Great
gift. $25 941-488-8531
NIPPON COVERED jar 100 +
years old $345 941-639-
7766
ORIENTAL JARDINIRE
Planter w/Geisha Koi Fish $40
941-493-1391
ROAD -GRADER Tonker-Toy
pressed USA steel coil $40
941-697-6592
N-----NEED A JOB?----
CHECK THE
SCLASSIFIEDS!
ROY ROGERS double holster
EC $40 941-623-0346
SOLID "PEWTER" PLATE In
$20 941-475-7577
SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL Duck
W/box & certificate $25 941-
639-7766
SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL Lily
W/display, box, & Certif $40
941-639-7766
TABLES FLINT&HORNER
ornate small $300 941-735-
2119
THUNDERBIRDS AIRPLANE
picture 16by20 $25 941-423-
2585
WALNUT DRESSER 5 draw-
ers.l $350 941-235-2203
WOOD PITCH fork use for
quilt etc. ex.c. $95 941-235-
2203
WROUGHT IRON DINING SET
6 chairs, glass top $200
941-276-2411


I COLLECTIBLES I
i 6070 i

YELLOW DEPRESSION glass
"patrician".4 sherb $52 941-
235-2203
MUSICAL
L ^ 690 ^


BLK.GUITAR,ACCST.ELCT.
CUT away, like new $275
786-306-6335
CHILDREN'S CDS several
children's music, learning $30
941-764-7741
CLARINETTE SELMER
BUNDY, W/BOOKS & CASE
$100 941-268-5227
DIGITAL 4' Baby Grand Piano,
Moving Must Sell, Pd. 3200, Ask-
ing $2000 OBO 941-505-2304
DOBRO LOADED! Must
see/play. Extras $500 941-
627-9689
FENDER BULLET Stratocast-
er Plays great, sounds $85
941-626-8739
GUITAR AMP. Peavey 2 chan-
nels EC $60 941-623-0346





GUITAR ELEC Godin Gig bag,
strap, cable ++ $500
941-627-9689
GUITAR YAMAHA NTX700
ACOUSTIC ELECTRICAL $299
941-275-5837
GUITAR YAMAHA, FG-412L,
left hand, Hard Cas $225
941-763-9730
LINE 6 Spider 3 Amplifier 75
watt, one 12 inch $225 941-
626-8739
MICROPHONES SHURE Beta
57/58. Like new. $120
941-627-9689
ORGAN, LOWREY GENIE GL-3,
Double Keyboard, Pedal & Bench,
$150 Free Delivery within 20
miles, 715-559-1119
YAHAMA ORGAN MC600,
pedals bench music li $250
941-391-6270


L MEDICAL
omwa:6095 ^


COMPANION CHAIR 12'
Rear Wheels, Hand Brake
$110 941-268-8951
CPAP MACHINE WANTED
Please Call 941-624-2768
DRIVE NEW Steerable Knee
Walker New in $190 570-460-
3927
KNEE SCOOTER 3501b
capacity brake & basket $200
941-255-5047
KNEE WALKER New For
ankle injuries $190 941-697-
0822
LIFT CHAIR Golden Power lift
Recliner Like new $300 941-
497-1762
LIFT CHAIR reclining lift chair
6 mths old $425 call $425
941-915-2435
MEDICAL BEDS, 2, 40" x
80", Primo Manufacturing, Pd.
900 $200 941-979-0740
MEDLIFE WALKER 4wheel
adj & 3inl bedside toiletE $25
941-492-6984
RASCAL 3 wheel scooter
good condition $450 716-
823-8691
SHOWER CHAIR NICE $30
941-268-8951
WALKER $50 4 wheel w/
brakes storage- padded seat,
and 3 wheel w/ brakes stor-
age $30, 941-493-2756.
WALKER folding w/front
wheels cost $100 LI $7
941-764-8068
WHEELCHAIR ELECTRIC
MERITS P320 + battery $499
941-882-3139
| HEALTH/BEAUTY

Z :^6100 ^

BELISSPRO CURL Genius
New in box-grt gift $40
941-661-4529
TREES & PLANTS


PALM $1 941-493-362310
PALM $100 941-493-3623


PORT CHARLOTTE/PUNTA GORDA THE ANIMAL
WELFARE LEAGUE 3519 Drance St.

(941) 625-6720


ENGLEWOOD SUNCOAST HUMANE ENGLEWOOD EARS ANIMAL RESCUE
SOCIETY 6781 San Casa Dr. SOCIETY 145 W. Dearborn St.

(941) 474-7884 (941) 475-0636


DESOTO COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER

(863) 993-4855






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I TREES & PLANTS

Z^ 6110 ^

BAMBOO ANGEL'S Mist $35
941-833-3326
BIRD-OF-PARADISE croton
amaryllis hibiscus $10 941-
882-3139
BROMELIADS RAINLILIES
mexican petunia $3 941-882
3139
DESERT ROSES $35 941-
2049100
GRAPEFRUIT TREES Red
Sweet $45 941 204-9100
HAWAIIAN TI plant 530 941
833-3326
KEY ULIME Citrus $20
941-204-9100
MANGO PLANTS $3 941-
626-4960
MAPLE HIBISCUS Flowering
$15 941-204.9100


VIBURNUM GREAT FOR
PRIVACY HEDGE 3-15GAL,
BARREL,SYLVESTER PALMS
PIGMY PALMS & MORE
Suts NUSURY 941-488-7291
PAPAYA TREES 510 941-
58i 4422
PAPYA PLANT $4 941-697-
0794
PINEAPPLE PLANTS mature
& healthy in pots, various sizes
$5 each. 941-743-2333,
L BABY ITEMS
Z_6120 ^

BABY GATE 42-in x 26-in Plas-
tic Child Safety Gate $20
941-286&1170
BABYCAR SEATS baby and
1Toddler $15 941-235-1910
BASSINETTE, KOLCRAFT.
Very clean $25 941-697-
1585
BOSTER SEAT used twice like
new $8 941-639-7766
SAFETY FIRST gate see-
through visibility $20
941-286-1170
GOLF ACCESSORIES

L. 6125 _
2007 CLUB CAR GOLF
CART DS 4 Passenger, Red,
new batteries, back seat &
paint. $3395 941-716-6792
BAG BOYS 3 Wheel Cart +
Bag $75 941-625-1537
COBRA AMP Diver $75 941-
423-5701
DRIVER, ADAMS RPM 460
RHR, 10.5*, draw, exc cond
$65 941-4887774
GOLF BAG $60 941-743-
2656
GOLF BALL monogramer
$10 941-228-1745
GOLF BALLS like new, no
scuff's, logos or markings $5
a dozen 941488-7174
GOLF CART 2006 EZ Go,
Like New Back Seat Flip Flop.
$2,495. (941)-380-3390
GOLF CART E-Z-Go, New Bat-
teries Purchased 12/: 0/ 13, 4
Seater w/ Lights. $1,750
941460-6280
GOLF CLUBS $40 941-625
2779
GOLF CLUBS Callaway X18
4PW & 3 & 5W, good cond.
$115/obo 941-743-3582
GOLF CLUBS Titleist 822
Irons 3-SW Steel  $200
941-697-8776
GOLF SHOES Dexters $25
920 470-5013
GOLF VOUCHER $29 734-
395-5219
GOLF CARTS 2 EZ Go's, Pick
One, $1,200. & 1 for $1000.
Like New! *SSOLD in 1 Day!!"
PUSH CART 2 WHEEL $20
941-875-1757


GOLFACCESSORIES
| 6125 ^

LADIES GOLF CLUBS,
Orlimar Hybrid Iron 4-SW
$250 941-697-8776
LADY FAIRWAY-HYBRIDS
Irons + Woods. $80 941-625-
1537





MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
yellow Club Car Golf Cart
4 Passenger, nrew batteries,
paint & lights TOTALLf'
REBUILT! GREAT CONDITION
$2395 941-716-6792
SET POWERBILT clubs and
Bag $150 941-575-9800
TAYLOR MADE R7'S $300
941 244-2405
XMAS SPECIAL!
2002 Club Car DS
4 Passenger. New Batlleries
I11, 2013) new -Blue
Paint. Hi Speed Motor,
Recent Annual Service.
Garage KepI, Fantastic Con-
ditionT
$2995 941-830-5312
EXERCISE/
FITNESS
ow,6128
BAYOU FITNESS Total Gym
Trainer + Pilates $300 941-
7630018
BIKE RACK $50 941-505-
1609
COMPACT HAND WEIGHT
STORAGE RACK $38 941-
235-9600
ELLIPTICAL-WESLO
MOMENTUM G3.8 $100
941-268-5227
EXERCISE BENCH golds
gym $49 941-235-9600
EXERCISE BIKE $55 941-
268-8951
EXERCISE BIKE $70 941-
268-5227
EXERCISE BIKE Diamond-
back. $350 obo. 941-627-
6034
EXERCISE BIKE Elypticl
Trainer $130 941-268-8951
HAND WEIGHTS $100
941-763-0018
RECUMBENT EXERCYCLE
,'100 941-445-9069
RELAXOR MASSAGE Pad
$55 941-235-9600
STATIONERY BIKE $20
941-740-3286
TREADMILL PRO-FORM
Crosswalk $300 Less than 5
miles on it, 941-493-2756.
TREADMILL-NORDIC
TRACK C2420 $375 941-
268-5227
/ SPORTING GOODS

.Z 6130
2 GUYS GUN-
SHOW
Dec 21st & 22nd
Robards Arena
3000 Ringling Blvd
Sarasota, Fl
(4 miles west of 175,
Exit 210 Fruitvilie Rd)
Buy-Sell-Trade
New-Used
FREE Parking
CWP Classes Avail.
Sat 9-5 and Sun 9-4
727-776-3442
www.nextgunshow.com
AIR RIFLES, 2 Gamo, 177
Cal. & .22 Cal. Scopes on
Both. $100ea 9416972196
CANOE 16' Old Town Royalex
Camper 1980 p $300 941-
830-2028
SEARS TREADMILL Pro Form
Model S900 941-5874422


SPORTING GOODS
^^ 6130 _


FIREWOOD No camping
trip is complete without it!
Pine,. Oak, or Citrus
Split, Bundled, and ready for
the firepit!
941-468-4372
GAS GRILL COLEMAN TABLE
TOP, W/PROPANE G $35 941-
223-5159
LIFE JACKETS 9 new st.
orange life vests $9
941-661-4529
NYiLON ROPE White double
braid nylon rope, $85 941-
830-2028
RUGER 10/22 NEW IN BOX.
BLACK COLOR $275
941-764-0036
S&W 9MM model 59 2 High
cap clips, ammo, i $450 941-
661-6432
STOCKING WADERS Hodg-
man Med Wading Boo $75
941-764-0614
TENNIS RACKET Head,
xcond. $19 920470-5013
TREAD MILL, golf clubs etc.
mens golf bag $175 786-306-
6335
TROLLING MOTOR guide
541b transom mount $200
330-577-6871
/ FIREARMS /

Lm 61 3 1 -

BONNIE & CLYDE Shotgun.
Bidding is at $1200. Ask for
St. Florian 941-286-1893
COLT WOODSMAN, 4" brl,
22 L.R. Fine, walnut grips, org
box, ammo, lock, holster.
$450 941-923-2920
Higher Power Outfitters
1826 Tamiami Trail in PG
Guns*Ammo*CCW
Financing Available!!
Buy*Sell*Trade
941-347-8445
KEL-TECK, 9MM w/ Crimson
Trace Red Laser, $450.,
HENRY SURVIVAL RIFLE,
22 Semi Automatic, $250.,
REMINGTON BOLT ACTION
22 Long Rifle, $125. (941)-
258-5683
SIG SAUER P-250 9mm com-
pact, 10 round mag. NIB $525
Call Joe 352-430-6882 Local
| FIREARMS
ACCESSORIES
*^^ 613 ^-

AMMO, 22 LR Remington OR
Winchester, 500 rounds $70
ea. 860429-0535
GUN CABINET wood, walnut,
formica, 61"W, 34"H, 18"D,
13 guns 4 dr. locked heavy
glass front. $300 863494-
2166
I BICYCLES/
TRICYCLES
^tm 6135^

3 WHEEL BIKE, 20" Folijng
Bike w/basket Great Cond,
$100 *SOLD!**
4-WHEELER GIRLS Princess
large4-wheeler, like n S125
941-764-7741
BIKE 20" aluminum collapsi-
ble 3-speed $50 941-374-
2110
BIKE MUNGOOSE, like new
$50 941-374-2110
DESOTO CLASSIC 3 wheel
bike exc Londition $210 715-
417-0084
MENS GIANT Cypress med.
2011 like new $350 941-639-
5479
MENS MOUNTAIN Bike MON-
GOOSE 200XR.21 speed $75
573-2016810
MENS SCHWINN 1980s
world tourist $200 941-275-
5837


i BICYCLES/
I TRICYCLES
*^^ 6135 ^

WOMANS 24 Inch Bicycle
Road Master 21speed S55
941916-2697
TOYS
^^ 6138 ^

BEANIE BABIES $3 501-
442 8612
DISCOVERY KIDS Rocketship
$15 941-493-1391
HOT WHEELS (50) NEW $40
727-906-1754
KITCHEN DORA FisnerPrice
$25 941-2351910
LIONEL FASTRACK $55
941426-7598
PS3 ROCK BAND 1&2 $65
941286-1394
TOYS $35 941-830-4937

You Save
Big Bucks
Shopping
Classifieds!
TRAIN SET HO 48' Fully
landscaped, radio controlled.
$500 239-898-1585
TRAIN SET lionel $200 941-
474-7291
tRAIN SET N scale $75
941-613-0124
TRAIN SETS LBJ set + extra
track & equip. $150 Waiters
HO set + 4x8 table +equip
$125. Bachman HO Dewit Chlin
ton set $75. 941-637-8921
XBOX 360 Game TOWER
$30 941-286-1394


I VIDEO
6140 1

CAMERA CANNON REBEL
XSi, 18 to 55 lens bat charger
2 batt., 4G SD card, Camera
bag $225 941-681-2076
PHOTOGRAPHY/VIDEO
standing photo display h $50
941 204-3274
PROJECTOR BELL & Howell
with accessories excel, c $75
941.492-6984
VIDEO/PHOTO -lik ripod
Model U5500 22-56 inch $25
941-661-7092
] POOL/SPA/
& SUPPLIES
~6145~

Local Manufacturer
offering to sell direct
to public! 0 5 PIUSSON
St.\ $1895.1 SWIM S1A\
Ln.w)[ni T$7995.6 Fiia3-
LtiNiiI (V0f1,437MJ
LOCAL: 941-4210395
SOLAR COVER Reel for pool
covers. Great deal! Good
shape. $40 941-235-1006
SOLAR POOL PANELS 4' x
10', Used. $150. for all 6
941-475-6655
LAWN & GARDEN

LZ 6160 ^

Cuddle up by the fire!
Firewood Split, Bundled and
ready for thie firepit!
Pine, Oak, or Citrus,
941-468-4372
LAWN SWEEPER 42' craft
man almost new $100 863-
494-2166


SL.AWN & GARDEN

Z ^ 6160 ^

LOPPER/SAW Extends to 14'
$25 314-609-1540
TOP SOIL For Sale! Please
call: 9414684372
TRANSMISSION FOR TORO
21332 w/b mower. $35 207-
319-6141
TRANSMISSION, RIDER 5
spd shifter, works great $70
786-306-6335
SSTORAGE SHEDS/
IB BUILDINGS I
: 6165

HURRICANESHED.COM
FENCED YARD....
TIGHT SPACB...NO PROBLEM!
941-626-4957
LICENSE # CBCI259336

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BAMBOO POLES 1.5"-
3"diameter x 8'+-9'long. $3
941426-6759
FEDERAL PACIFIC Breakers
Very hard to find! $20
314-609-1540
FLAG STONE Approx 2 cu yd;
various sizes. $500 941475,
6424
LADDER RACKS for 5' Cargo
trai $35 941-626-1226
LADDER RACKS for 5'
Cargo trai S35 941-626-1226


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TOOLS/ MACHINERY

Z 6190 ^

ARM SAW radial arm saw
+cabinet+ $200 941-637-
8921
CORDLESS TOOL set ayobi
18 volt combo cit bnib $75
714-599-2137
CRAFTSMAN 16 gal. wet/dry
vac. EC $35 941-623-0346
CRAFTSMAN SAW 10"com-
pound miter & stand $175
941-766-7466
DELTA DRILL Press Floor
standing, great shape $250
941-286-5275
DRILL PRESS SEARS-1/2 HP-
15"+CROSS VICE $200
941-637-8921
GENERATOR "DAPC" 5000
watts-10H $200 941-637-
8921
GENERATOR, Briggs &
Stratton Elite, 5500 watts
$400 941-626-4477
HAND GRINDER 4" electric
$20 330-577-6871
MOTORCYCLE JACK ac
deco hydraulic 1500# c $85
941-255-2169
RYOBI 18V drill lite charger
case inc batter $50 941-629-
6374
SAWSALL CRAFTSMAN w/
blades $35 941-766-7466
SAWZALL BLACK & decker
with blades electric $20 330-
577-6871
STEP LADDER Louisville 8 ft.
New $70 941-697-1585
TIGER SAW Variable Spd
Porter Cable Model 737 $25
941-423-9371
TOOL CHEST craftsman
Deluxe 12+drawers craft
$100 941-235-9600
TOOLS, Saw, ladder, sander,
6 tool bins (screws, bolts etc)
$125, OBO 847-249-9343

| OFFICE/BUSINESS
IEQUIP./SUPLIES I
^^, 6220

OFFICE OUTFITTERS
Preowned & new office furniture.
VENICE 941-485-7015
ELKAY COLD water drinking
fountain $100 941-628-0628
ADVERTISED!

FILE CABINET beige 2
drawer FILE $50 941-637-
8921
OFFICE CHAIR Steelcase
vinyl adj like new $150 941-
391-0042
OFFICE PARTIONS. herman
miller office part $450
941-456-1100
SAFE-FIRE & KID Proof 4
drawer; 1000 Ibs $300 941-
276-2411
RESTAURANT
SUPPLIES
L^ 6225^ t
2 DRAWER Toast master
Warmer $100 941-716-0863
BUNN COFFEMAKER 2burn-
er,4warmer,Great $100
941-628-0628
CAFE CHAIRS Round seat
hairpin back wood $50
941-275-5837
JUICER REAMER Hamilton
Beach 96500 $250 941-882-
3139
NEW CRICUT CAKE New in
Box.Cuts decoration $300
941-421-9984
TABLE/CHAIRS set(s) OUT-
door resin $250 941-275-
5837
BIRDS
L 6231 ^

CANARIES SPANISH TIM-
BRADO Hens $50 males $75
in full song 941-830-8468


CATS
L 6232 J


NOTICE: Statute 585.195
states that all dogs and cats
sold in Florida must be at least
eight weeks old, have an offi-
cial health certificate and prop-
er shots, and be free of intesti-
nal and external parasites.
I'M SANTAS CAT PEDDLER
with gifts of Tabby Kittens. One
Cream, a Gray and White also.
No Better Gift! Call Connie,
941-270-2430.
DOGS
L 60233 J

NOTICE: Statute 585.195
states that all dogs and cats
sold in Florida must be at least
eight weeks old, have an offi-
cial health certificate and prop-
er shots, and be free of intesti-
nal and external parasites.
SAdvertise Today!
HAVANESE 9 weeks. M/F.
Health certificate. Paper
trained. 941-223-0301


ACA Reg. Female Puppies.
904-955-4525
YORKIE Pups (2)-1M-1F, (3)
Std Poodle Pups-1F-2M, will
hold for Xmas. 941-764-6036

L PET SUPPLIES
I & SERVICES I
waz 6236^^
AQUARIUM, 55GAL.
COMPLETE SET-UP, EVERY-
THING $100 obo 941-629-9619
DOG CAGE black wire like
new $40 941-764-8068
HEDGEHOG WHEEL cage
female $150 941-735-2119
APPLIANCES
L ^ 6250 J

AVANTI MINI Refrig 3.4cf
NEW $85 727-906-1754
DISHWASHER Whirlpool
Excellent condition. $125
313-405-4543
DISHWASHER, Under the
Counter, Maytag, Bisque. Like
New! $250. 941-637-6319
DORM FRIG NuCool wine coo-
lergood c $30 989-790-0638
DRYER MAYTAG 7 cycle
heavy duty $60
941-625-2779
DRYER W/ATTACHED
DRY CLEANING UNIT
Maytag Neptune
White. Exc. Cond.
$250, 941-204-8403
FREEZER UPRIGHT 52" H
24" W 26" deep new cond
$175 941-764-8068
GE 2013 convection stove
NICE $425 941-999-0178
GE WHITE stove self.cln.
black door,looks new $155
786-306-6335
KENMORE FREEZER Chest
$100 941-473-3544
KEURIG SINGLE Cup model
B-31, like new $55 941-505-
1811
MICROWAVE GE over range,
white, good condition $50
989-790-0638
MIXER KITCHEN Aid Classic
$135 941-661-2950
REFRIGERATOR KITCHEN-
AID SUPERBIA SIDE by SIDE
$275 785-249-8464
REFRIGERATOR Whirlpool
Excellent condition. $225
313-405-4543
REFRIGERATOR GE,WHITE,
Runs Great, CLEAN $100.
941-999-0178


APPLIANCES
L 6~250 ^


REFRIGERATOR SEARS Ice
cold garage special 15cf $75
941-625-2779
REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER,
G.E. Side x Side, Bisque. Like
New! $600 941-637-6319
SOFA SET Matching sleeper
sofa, loveseat, $60 941-999-
0178
STACK WASHER/DRYER
needed for apartment will pay
941-485-4662
STOVE KENMORE coil top,
clean $85 941-625-2779
WASHER MAYTAG 2yrs old
$175 941-697-8146
WASHER&DRYER STACK
unit works great $125
941-473-7000
WASHER-GE HD, SUP CAP,
15-CYCLE,EXC COND $150
941-268-5227
WASHER/DRYER $200,
white Roper, runs great. We
bought new! 941-625-7658.
Washers, dryers, refrigera-
tors & stoves w/warranty
$100 & up. 941-468-8489

MISCELLANEOUS
^^ 6260 ^

1/2" & 3/4" ball valves New
all IPS $6 314-609-1540
15' COLLAPSABLE rv sewer
hose Brand new condi $20
941-626-9027
A/C CONDENSATE pump
New in box $40 314-609-
1540
AUTI ROOF top cargo carrier
exc cond Sears 20 SV $90
941-587-4422
BAMBOO POLES 1.5"-
3"diameter 8'+ to 9' long $3
941-426-6759


MISCELLANEOUS

Z 6260 ^

AFFORDABLE SMOKES
$1.30/PACK $13./CARTON
ROLL YOUR OWN AT HOME!
ToP BRAND TOBACCOS, TUBES,
CASES, RYO MACHINES & PARTS
VAPOR E-CIGS
E-LIQUID MADE IN USA
LOW PRICES!
ROLL A PACK TOBACCO
2739 Taylor Rd. P.G.
941-505-2233
BEYOND CANASTA new w/
added dimensions $20
941-726-1628
BIKER LEATHERS Womens
custom-fit leather jacke $150
330-577-6871
BOAT SEAT clamp with swivel
New in box. $20 336-869-
8668
BOOKS HARDBACK Cus-
slerPatterson. clancy $2 941-
828-3636
S Classified = Sales
BOOKS PAPERBACK,
Cussler, Patterson, Rollins.
$1 ea. 941-828-3636
CAMRY TRAILER HITCH 1-
1/4 RECEIVER H/D $75 865-
414-0073
CB 2WAY mobile radio cobra
w/antenna $25 941-629-
6374
CRYSTAL WINE Stem Ware
Waterford 7" tall $499 989-
939-8257
COORS LIGHT Home Vending
Machine New $400 941-493-
8405
CRAB TRAPS New
w/Rope,Float,Zinc,Rebar $35
941-830-0998
CRYSTAL WINE Stem Ware
Waterford, 7 1/2 tall $499
989-939-8257
DORM MATTRESS Topper
HDFoam,2"thick,dormsize
$25 989-790-0638


MISCELLANEOUS

Z 6260 ^

FIREWOOD SEASONED split
oak 1/2 facecord FREE DELY
$120 941-526-7589
FIREWOOD Split, Bundled,
and ready for the firepit!
Perfect for these cooler nights!
Pine, Oak, Citrus
941-468-4372
FOREIGN CURRENCY 15
DIFFERENT COUNTRIES $25
941-475-7577
FOREIGN POSTCARDS 36
COUNTRIES IN ENGL $20
941-475-7577
GENERATOR NEW briggs
stratton $350 941-735-2119
HAT RACK nice upper &
lower pe $20 941-204-3274


JUMBO SHRIMP and
STONE CRAB ARRIVING Now
FREE DELIVERY
941-249-4665
POOL TABLE WITH QUEUES
BALLS.FULL SIZE $500 941-
697-6553
PREHISTORIC CONCH shell
several available $10 941-
875-2616
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$11,995 828-777-5610 Cell
2007 CADILLAC XTS
29,923 mi, $12,950
877-219-9139 DIr
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35K $17,988
877-211-8054 DLR
2011 CADILLAC CTS
24K $24,911
877-211-8054 DLR
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33K $28,988
877-211-8054 DLR
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4K $29,911
877-211-8054 DLR
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13,956 mi, $34,950
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LW^ 7040Y ^

2000 CHEVY CORVETTE
80K $15,990
877-211-8054 DLR
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Great Florida car or school car.
Call Barry 941-735-7925
2004 CHEVY CORVETTE
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$23,900 OBO 941-697-8776
2006 CHEVROLET IMPALA
$9995, Mattas Motors
941-916-9222 DIr.
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2006 CHEW AVEO LS,
4 Door! $4,988. 941-625-2141
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2006 HONDA PILOT EXL,
Loaded! 3rd Row Seat!!
$10,988 941-639-1601, DIr.


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Lem 7040 L J L 7070 ^


2010 CHEVY COBALT
41K $11,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2011 CHEVROLET AVEO
22,542 mi, $11,845
877-219-9139 DIr
2013 CHEVY MALIBU
4,709 Ml, $22,990
877-211-8054 DLR
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1999 CHRYSLER LEBARON
Convertible, 65k. act. mi., exc.
cond. $3500 941-286-5755
2001 CHRYSLER 300M
Extremely Nice Car! $5995
941-916-9222 DIr.
2004 CHRYSLER SEBRING
LTD, CONV., $5995 Mattas
Motors 941-916-9222 DIr.
2005 CHRYSLER SEBRING
Convt.,49,500mi.Garage kept.
$6195 OBO 941-697-9929
2005 PT CRUISER LTD
$6995 Mattas Motors
941-916-9222
2006 CHRYSLER PACIFICA
67,799 mi, $8,754
877-219-9139 DIr
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FAMILY MOTORS
2007 CHRYSL. PT CRUISER
CONV. 58K Mi! $7,988.941-625-
2141 C.C.#1 Used Car Deaer
2008 CHRYSLER ASPEN
54,820 mi, $18,754
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 CHRYSLER PT
CRUISER 80,462 mi, $5,987
877-219-9139 DIr
DODGE
L ^ 7060 J

1998 DODGE NEON, Cold
A/C, runs good, 121k, gas
saver. $1295 941-467-6054
2000 DODGE INTREPID ES
4Dr, V6, Auto, ACIoaded. 71K
orig mi., Lthr, keyless entry,
new tires, 1 sr. owned,
garaged., exc. cond. inside/
out. $3500 941-468-8083
2005 DODGE NEON
Only $6495!! Mattas Motors
941-916-9222 DIr.
2007 GRAND CARAVAN
Was $7995 Now $6987
941-916-9222 DIr.
2009 DODGE RAM150
46K $29,990
877-211-8054 DLR
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Motors 941-916-9222 DIr.
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WAGON $6995 Mattas
Motors 941-916-9222 DIr.
2009 FORD FOCUS 49,086
mi, $9,950
877-219-9139 DIr


2010 FORD EXPLORER
14,046 mi, $27,845
877-219-9139 DIr
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47,024 mi, $19,875
877-219-9139 DIr
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27,839 mi, $17,874
877-219-9139 DIr


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56K, AWESOME STORAGE.
Reliable. Maintained! $14,850
Many extras! 941-661-7262
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30,143 mi, $18,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 DODGE JOURNEY
23,925 mi, $18,745
877-219-9139 DIr


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21,058 mi, $19,950
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L ^ 7080P ^

2007 JEEP LIBERTY,
4x2! Low Miles! $12,988
941-639-1601 DIr.
LINCOLN
L ^ 709 0

1995 LINCOLN TOWNCAR
Runs good! Looks great! Best
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| MERCURY

LIW4: 7100 ^

1999 MERCURY SABLE
V6, exc mpg, 107k 4dr, all Ithr
loaded $2,900 941-627-5159
2008 MERCURY GRAND
MARQUIS, 26,500 mi,
$10,999. 941-626-5251


MERCURY
L ^ 7100 ^

2009 GMC SIERRA
49,818 mi, $16,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 MERCURY BASE
57,049 mi, $16,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2013 GMC SIERRA
14,708 mi, $48,795
877-219-9139 DIr
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7110

1993 OLDS EIGHTY EIGHT
Was $2395 Now $1995
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941-916-9222 DIr.
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W44:7130 C ^

1995 PONTIAC
GRANDPRIX 55,893 mi,
$3,987 877-219-9139 DIr
2002 PONTIAC FIREBIRD,
Only 90K Miles!
$4,988. 941-639-1601 P.G.
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2141 C.C.#1 Used Car Dealer
SATURN
7135


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2006 SATURN ION, 4 Door
Coupe! Loaded! $6,988. 941-
625-2141 C.C.#1 Used Car Dk
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LEATHER 58K $16,988
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65K $13,988
877-211-8054 DLR


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1995 ACURA INTEGRA,
4cyl., power, Clean $1500
740-815-7900 Lake Suzy
2010 ACURA RDX
34K $23,911
877-211-8054 DLR


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2011 ACURA TSX
25K $23,990
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2002 AUDI Tr CONVERTIBLE,
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160,202 mi, $3,987
877-219-9139 DIr
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119,702 mi, $8,957
877-219-9139 DIr
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108,788 mi, $9,758
877-219-9139 DIr
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77,158 mi, $11,875
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64,446 mi, $15,895
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2008 HONDA ACCORD
61,212 mi, $15,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HONDA CIVIC
57,901 mi, $13,685
877-219-9139 DIr


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2008 HONDA CIVIC HYBRID
69,782 mi, $12,584
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 HONDA ELEMENT
60,360 mi, $16,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 MAZDA CX7
71,133 mi, $13,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2008 SUBARU LEGACY
80,946 mi, $13,547
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HONDA CIVIC.,
Blue! Low Miles!
$10,988. 941-639-1601 DIr.


2009 HONDA CR-V
36,615 mi, $16,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HONDA CR-V
66,011 mi, $14,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HONDA CR-V
CERT., 44,659 mi, $16,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 MINI COOPER
S, 60,271 mi, $15,575
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA ACCORD
24,462 mi, $15,785
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CIVIC
36,015 mi, $12,454
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CIVIC
54,388 mi, $12,890
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CIVIC
S/R, LTHR, 30K $15,911
877-211-8054 DLR
2010 HONDA CR-V
42,239 mi, $17,458
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CR-V
CERT., 56,555 mi, $18,990
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA CR-V,
15,399 mi, $18,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA FIT
29,249 mi, $11,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HONDA FIT
34,672 mi, $13,958
877-219-9139 DIr


2010 MERCEDES C300
46,597 mi, $21,548
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ACCORD
18,396 mi, $19,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ACCORD
26K $19,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2011 HONDA ACCORD
29,998 mi, $17,998
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ACCORD
30,991 mi, $15,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ACCORD
31,645 mi, $18,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ACCORD
35,050 mi, $15,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA ACCORD
35,420 mi, $16,854
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CIVIC
20,341 mi, $14,578
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CIVIC
34,621 mi, $12,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CIVIC
34,844 mi, $13,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CIVIC
CERT., 35,081 mi, $14,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V
19,301 mi, $22,498
877-219-9139 DIr
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24,873 mi, $19,950
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2011 HONDA CR-V
27,234 mi, $17,950
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2011 HONDA CR-V
29,940 mi, $16,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V
36,013 mi, $19,950
877-219-9139 DIr
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38,727 mi, $16,950
877-219-9139 DIr


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CERT, 16,087 mi, $19,457
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 HONDA CR-V
CERT., 28,040 mi, $22,457
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 KIASORENTO
47,404 mi, $15,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA ACCORD
19,809 mi, $17,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA ACCORD
33,519 mi, $16,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA ACCORD
34,478 mi, $17,452
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CIVIC
10,308 mi, $16,458
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CIVIC
CERT., 16,112 mi, $17,896
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CIVIC
CERT., 20,705 mi, $16,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CIVIC
CERT., 5,071 mi, $20,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CR-V
42,229 mi, $22,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 HONDA CR-V
CERT 18,239 mi, $25,987
877-219-9139 DIr
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CERT., 35,594 mi, $15,987
877-219-9139 DIr
2013 HONDA ACCORD
7,764 mi, $20,975
877-219-9139 DIr
2013 HONDA ACCORD
8,989 mi, $21,457
877-219-9139 DIr
2013 HONDA CIVIC HF
6,155 mi, $18,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2013 HONDA ELEMENT
35,748 mi, $20,897
877-219-9139 DIr
2014 HONDA ACCORD
4,151 mi, $28,975
877-219-9139 DIr


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HONDA
LW444 7160 ^

2014 HONDA CR-V
2,883 mi, $26,987
877-219-9139 DIr
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004:7163

2007 NISSAN XTERA
51,992 mi, $14,754
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 HYUNDAI ACCENT
39,124 mi, $8,975
877-219-9139 DIr
2010 HYUNDAI TUCSON
46,619 mi, $15,987
877-219-9139 DIr
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31K $19,990
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59,176 mi, $19,875
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20K $17,988
877-211-8054 DLR
2012 HYUNDAI STERLING
16,612 mi, $15,950
877-219-9139 DIr
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tow4:7165IT'

2008 INFINITI G35
39K $19,911
877-211-8054 DLR
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L44417175 ^

2004 JAGUAR XJ8
65K $11,990
877-211-8054 DLR
| LEXUS
L 7178S ^


GENE GORMAN
FAMILY MOTORS
2005 LEXUS E330, Drop Dead
Gorgeous! $11,988. 941-625-
2141 #1 Used CarDealer


I LEXUS
Less 7178S ^

2011 LEXUS IS250
46,962 mi, $25,478
877-219-9139 DIr
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CERTIFIED
WARRANTY: 3 YEAR OR
100,000 MILE!.
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2007 MERCEDES E-350
Only 35K Miles! $19,000.
White/Tan. 941-769-7766
2008 MERCEDES E350W
72K "AS IS" $18,911
877-211-8054 DLR
2009 MERCEDES SL550R
19K $52,990
877-211-8054 DLR
MINI COOPER
7192

2007 MINI COOPER, Red!
Double Moon Roof! $12,988
941-639-1601 P.G. DIr
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,m, 7195 ^

2010 MITSUBISHI OUT-
LANDER 48,216 mi,
$15,950 877-219-9139 DIr
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GENE GORMAN
FAMILY MOTORS
2005 NISSAN SENTRA, All
Power! Alloys! $6,988 941-625
2141 C.C. #1 Used Car Dealer!
2008 NISSAN ALTIMA
SL 77K $11,911
877-211-8054 DLR


I20UU09 35UZ ITOUURINGI
Convertible, 19,900 mi.,
$23,900 941-626-9053
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441,17207 U^

2010 SUBARU OUTBACK
60K $19,988
877-211-8054 DLR


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often in any kind of sales. His Call Bob 941-764-1388
hard work, high degree of o. oH.&ev...Tr...s
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help others has made him TO Advertise in
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of November!" in the entire uthe Directory
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Congratulations Chris! 941-429-3110


NISSAN
L ^ 7200 ^


2009 NISSAN CUBE
43,705 mi, $10,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 NISSAN FRONTIER
63,890 mi, $19,875
877-219-9139 DIr
2009 NISSAN MURANO
83,646 mi, $16,874
877-219-9139 DIr
2011 NISSAN JUKE
15,237 mi, $19,950
877-219-9139 DIr
2012 NISSAN 370Z
TOURING, 38K $27,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2012 NISSAN SENTRA
"AS IS" 11K $15,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2013 NISSAN ALTIMA
SV 17K $19,988
877-211-8054 DLR
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0L0::7205 ^

2003 PORSCHE BOXSTER
115K "AS IS" $17,990
877-211-8054 DLR
2006 MAZDA MIATA Grand
Touring, 55k mi, all options,
Silver/ Brown top/tan leather,
Inclds 2yr warr. $10,000
781-572-8215
2006 PONTIAC SOLSTICE
auto, black, 21K mi, super
clean $12,500 941-505-5520
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2010 SUZUKI GRANDVITARA
18,424 mi, $14,575
877-219-9139 DIr
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LEXUS USED
CERTIFIED
WARRANTY: 3 YEAR OR
100,000 MILE!.
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2002 TOYOTA RAV4
98,265 mi, $6,987
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107,986 mi, $9,978
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113,776 mi, $6,578
877-219-9139 DIr
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45K $16,990
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44,325 mi, $14,950
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85,438 mi, $11,897
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43,462 mi, $19,875
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43,462 mi, $19,875
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58K, BLACK $27,988
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5,468 MI $16,990
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14,312 mi, $28,754
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9,670 mi, $18,987
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'05 Town & Country $2900
'03 Pontiac Montana $3500
'98 Plymouth Expresso $1900
'98 Honda Civic 2DR. $2500
'94 Honda Accord 4dr $1900
'95 Cadillac Deville $1900
'03 GMC Sonoma P/U $3900
'03 Pont. Bonneville $3900
'02 Mitsubishi Eclipse $2900
'98 SATURN 78K, $2900
'99 SILVERADO LOW MI $4900
'03 CHEVY VENTURA VAN $4900
'97 CROWN VIC $1900
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L 72300 ^

2006 VOLVO C70 Hardtop
Cony! Red! $14,988 941-
639-1601 P.G. DIr.


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1988 FORD MUSTANG
Convertible, 61k original mi.,
everything original, full power.
$6,000. 941-575-9023


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GENEGORMAN
FAMILY MOTORS
1997 MAZDA PROTEGE,
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2001 CHEVY IMPALA,
4 Door! Great on Gas!
$1,288. 941-639-1601, DIr
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2005 SUBURU FORESTER,
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2008 TOYOTA RUNNER
66,491 mi, $23,758
877-219-9139 DLR


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34 Saturn Vue
33 Kia Sorento
36 Saturn Vue
36 Saturn Vue
36 Saturn Vue
37 Chevy HHR
38 Saturn Vue XE
38 Saturn Vue XR


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& 1. I. ..i.& 3 %lml/'lm %/ rl I C-
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E-Tec, bimini top. W/new EZ
Loader trailer. TONS OF FUN!!
$11,500 941-475-4941
15' PRINCESS FBGLS 35HP
Evinrude outboard w/trailer.
$1,250 OBO 941-474-1957
17' CENTURY 2006, 9OHP
YAMAHA 4 STROKE, LIVE WELL &
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ER $10,500 941-416-5221


,Lvov v ilulu,, 1,1,.z) _,.,
dyno. 115mph+ runner bot-
tom. 10hrs on motor $18,500
Call 941-685-5867
20' 1994 BAYLINER Needs
Starter. Make Reasonable
Offer. 5262 Lovett. NP 941-
268-2121


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FREE CONSIGNMENT!
No fees to sell your boat
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Sales Service Body
Shop Upholstery
Charlotte RV & Marine
4628 Tamiami Trail at
Kings Hwy., Port Charlotte
941-244-5288
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EC $6,900 941-626-4571 or
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25'11" STAMAS 1980, fiber-
glass, sport cruiser, V8 mus-
tang. A good boat for the bay.
Open back for fishing. Made in
Tarpon Springs. Refurbished in
2007. $4,500 Trailer Avail-
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REDUCED! I


man, 1989 (Nokomis), T/270
Chrysler l/B,Garmin color plot-
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head. $26,900 $21,000. Bob
Nordstrom CPYB. 978-852-
4844 World Class Yacht Sales





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


36'- iaa ICAKVEK
Mariner 350, Twin Merc
Cruisers, All electronics,
Shows like new.
$69,900 941-255-5311
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40' DEFEVER TRAWLER
1980, twin diesel, new fiber-
glass decks, fuel tanks, water
tanks, $9,900 $29,900.
SOLD SOLD


2U POULARI ,'[ t:,", i n -
trailer, 150HP Yamaha, poling
platform, Minnkota, Bimini Top,
Simrad exc. cond., Many
Extras 18,900 941-497-3205 40' EAGLE TRAWLER 1972
21' FOURWINDS sleeps 4, Totally Refurbished with
OMC 5.0, drive, full canvas rebuilt diesel Ford Lehman,
bimini, custom trailer, super fiberglass hull. Full new tanks.
clean, GPS, 2nd owner, will Asking $75,000. Call 941-
demo $7,500 941-505-5520 408-9572



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4868 Tamiami Trail Port Charlotte, FL 33980
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condition $ 115,09 :.' ',:.,:,
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MAGMA New Mari-ie iette
Grille 15" Stainless S'' '7 41.
828-3636
OUTBOARD/
MARINE ENGINES
^ 7334 ^

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needs prop 941-214.i:K : .-
is.
| BOAT STORAGE/
DOCKING
Z 7336 ^

COVERED SLIP, self
owned, 38 slips, Private
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fenced, gated, water,
electric, 28' Maximum
length. Parking, Close to
stump pass Across from
Palm Island on Intra-
coastal, Rent or Sell. Call
941-697-7360 for info.

MARINE SUPPLY
& EQUIP.


BATTERY SWITCHES Per:i
Model 9601 $25 *'41.42,:.
9371
BIMINI WHITE w, bL:oot :rid
frame 92" W $135 ';4 1:.,-,.
0340
BIRD REPELLERS E:iD
SCARE EYES $9 '44.1*,-*,.
8881
BOAT OARS Cavernrie..- E.-c.
Cond. $20 941-42.:3 1
BOTTOM PAINT 1FTERLU,
Micron CSC Black $1 '-, *; 1.
625-0340
CLOCK & BAROMETER AIr.
GUIDE, SHIPS WHEEL, flY,)
941-575-8881
MANUAL $125 4:41.,-..
0628
MANUAL JACK Pltie E:,:,rd
NEW $125 941-62E..':.,'r.
| CANOES/ KAYAKS

L: 7339 ^

13' PELICAN KAYAK T,n
dem, Seats 2 Peoie. 'i:.4:,
941-876-4310

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& ACCESSORIES
L4 ^7341 ^
18" HITCH extender :-:,00iL1:
2X18 receiver extended '.'.0
941-627-6514
2/4.80X8 TIRESW/RIMS
Load Range B $40 44u1.,:.
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TRAILER
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L4 ^7341

CARGO TRAILOR May be
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$450 941-474-3056
LARK V-NOSE ENCLOSED
7X14 Was $4095 Now $3350
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TRAILER, ENCLOSED 5x10
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***SOLD in 1 DAY!!!***


dual axle, side door & rear
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good tires with spare $3,300
941-661-5358.
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SCOOTERS
: ^7360 ^

1977 HARLEY Shovel head
sportster 1000 custom, all
new parts $3000 941-8764782
2004 HD HERITAGE Softail
46k, garage kept, new brakes.
$8000 OBO 941-875-9445
2006 FATBOY HD, 5,900
Miles. Custom Pipes. Remov-
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Relocating, Must Sell! (941)-
697-6124

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tra Glide Police, White, low mi,
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tour pack with luggage rack.
Slip on mufflers. Adult owned,
Title in hand, $13,500 OBO
941-575-2685
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4628 Tamiami Trail at
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941-225-2712
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$23,476 941-276-3820


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941-966-2182

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THE SATURN GUYS
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4140 Whidden Blvd PC 33980
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Marie Sellitto, Realtor
941-626-3770
Fisherman's Village Realty


15 Bunker Circle
Rotonda West
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RAMPART BLVD.
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2006 Deborah Dr.
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Tray Ceiling in all Rooms.
2601 SF under air.
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Sunstar Morris Realty
941-637-1090
PORT CHARLOTTE
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1113 Alton Road
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941-496-2757
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622 Spring Lake Blvd
Port Charlotte FL. 33952
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2571 Wilburn Ter.
North Port FL 34288
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Port Charlotte, FL
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$109,900.00
Suncoast Isles Realty
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY/NORTH PORT COURTESY OF PUNTA GORDA, PORT CHARLOTTE, NORTH PORT ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS


ML# Status Address
C7048387 SLD 22302VICKST#214
A3980343 SLD 2411 AMBROSE LN
C7033285 SLD 206 SALEM AVE NW
C7046170 SLD 558 AZALEA DR NW
C7047819 SLD 5097LACOPAST
A3978347 SLD 18448 MORRISSON AVE
C7049198 SLD 8119SANJACINTOAVE
N5781489 SLD 6737 MYRTLEWOOD ROAD
C7046406 SLD 7508 PARRISH ST
A3983327 SLD 7281 PERENNIAL RD
C7049236 SLD 1173 HURTIG AVE
D5794470 SLD 3657 BROOKLYN AVE
C7043167 SLD 6428 PAN AMERICAN BLVD
N5777875 SLD 8346 LEONA AVE
M5839592 SLD 140 CHURCH AVE
C7047752 SLD 2381 SHENANDOAH ST
C7043050 SLD 3114IVERSONST
C7044775 SLD 22041 BEVERLY AVE
C7045661 SLD 2049CARNAC ST
C7048900 SLD 849 MCMAHON AVE NW
D5793620 SLD 18414AVON AVE
C7047163 SLD 21261 KENNEDYAVE
C7045382 SLD 21262 COACHMAN AVE
D5793695 SLD 6393 N PORT BLVD
C7045384 SLD 4689 HEATHERTER
C7048613 SLD 30193 OAK RD
C7048715 SLD 21303 DAVISON AVE
C7048514 SLD 2547LAKESHORECIR
C7048304 SLD 3903 SAN ROCCODR# 111
C7047017 SLD 2233 DEVOREST
C7041572 SLD 573 CLEARVIEW DR
A3982223 SLD 3272 BELLEFONTE AVE
C7043031 SLD 1538URMEYLN
C7048076 SLD 3018MASUKONEAVE
A3985618 SLD 3586CULPEPPERTER
C7043961 SLD 4312 DUTILLYRD
D5793007 SLD 161 ALTOONASTNW
C7048110 SLD 2668 LACROIX AVE
C7047861 SLD 1323 KOLTENBORN RD
T2591806 SLD 22179 LOCKPORT AVE
D5793491 SLD 3512NEMOAVE
C7045920 SLD 24492 BUCKINGHAM WAY
C7048917 SLD 601 SHREVEST#55C
C7049113 SLD 5049 KINGSLEY RD
D5793121 SLD 5103CONDADOTER
N5780946 SLD 7459 CAMEO CIR
C7046090 SLD 17410 BAYHARBOR CIR
C7045119 SLD 2829 ROCKCREEK DR
C7045354 SLD 3652 SPINNER AVE
C7048985 SLD 7116NPLUMTREE
C7046375 SLD 5293 EDEN CT
C7046786 SLD 2261 BROADPOINT DR
C7047844 SLD 23451 MORELAND AVE
C7046813 SLD 21277GIDDINGSAVE
C7047075 SLD 403 BARGERDR
A3986738 SLD 4641 ALDOVIN AVE
C7041957 SLD 2130ALDWORTHST
A3979451 SLD 16GOLFVIEWDR
C7046422 SLD 327 SALVADOR DR
C7045887 SLD 4469JOSEPH ST
C7046030 SLD 14203 BARBAROSSA LN
C7047854 SLD 23477 NELSON AVE
D5795081 SLD 2159 PALM CT
A3952635 SLD 1663TORINO ST
C7047302 SLD 3925 BARNEGAT DR
C7047065 SLD 1048 HARBOUR DRAKE DR
D5794849 SLD 17224GULFSPRAYCIR
C7047089 SLD 1268 EPPINGER DR
C7048556 SLD 350 CAPRI ISLES CT
C7044585 SLD 3933 CAPE COLE BLVD
C7048696 SLD 3898 WILD ORCHID CT
C7038895 SLD 5173 CONNERTER
C7048406 SLD 2080 VIA ESPLANADE
C7047020 SLD 3413 SAINT CROIX CT
C7048755 SLD 1454 KIWI CT
C7041666 SLD 333 SANTANDER CT
C7037617 SLD 128GREAT ISAAC CT
C7042328 SLD 3321 SUNSET KEY CIR#601
A3977609 SLD 5056 N BEACH RD # 202
C7039495 SLD 134COLONY POINT DR


Zip Code City
33980 PUNTAGORDA
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE
34287 NORTH PORT
33948 PORT CHARLOTTE
34287 NORTH PORT
34287 NORTH PORT
34287 NORTH PORT
34291 NORTH PORT
33948 PORT CHARLOTTE
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE
34287 NORTH PORT
34291 NORTH PORT
34223 ENGLEWOOD
34287 NORTH PORT
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE
33948 PORT CHARLOTTE
33948 PORT CHARLOTTE
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE
34287 NORTH PORT
34286 NORTH PORT
33982 PUNTAGORDA
33954 PORT CHARLOTTE
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE
33950 PUNTAGORDA
34291 NORTH PORT
33953 PORT CHARLOTTE
34286 NORTH PORT
34286 NORTH PORT
34288 NORTH PORT
34286 NORTH PORT
34287 NORTH PORT
33948 PORT CHARLOTTE
34288 NORTH PORT
34288 NORTH PORT
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE
34287 NORTH PORT
33980 PUNTAGORDA
33950 PUNTAGORDA
34287 NORTH PORT
33981 PORT CHARLOTTE
34291 NORTH PORT
33948 PORT CHARLOTTE
33948 PORT CHARLOTTE
34286 NORTH PORT
33955 PUNTAGORDA
34287 NORTH PORT
33983 PUNTAGORDA
33954 PORT CHARLOTTE
33952 PORT CHARLOTTE
33954 PORT CHARLOTTE
34287 NORTH PORT
33980 PUNTAGORDA
34223 ENGLEWOOD
33983 PUNTAGORDA
33948 PORT CHARLOTTE
33981 PORT CHARLOTTE
33954 PORT CHARLOTTE
34287 NORTH PORT
34287 NORTH PORT
33950 PUNTAGORDA
33983 PUNTAGORDA
33948 PORT CHARLOTTE
33953 PORT CHARLOTTE
33950 PUNTAGORDA
33955 PUNTAGORDA
34287 NORTH PORT
33981 PORT CHARLOTTE
33950 PUNTAGORDA
33950 PUNTAGORDA
33950 PUNTAGORDA
33950 PUNTAGORDA
33950 PUNTAGORDA
33955 PUNTAGORDA
34223 ENGLEWOOD
33950 PUNTAGORDA


ENGLEWOOD COURTESY OF ENGLEWOOD AREA BOARD OF REALTORS


ML# Status Address
C7045406 SLD 54E HORTON AVE
C7047600 SLD 1560VIRGINIA LN
C7044292 SLD 1140KEHOSEELN
D5794994 SLD 1262 FLAMINGO DR
D5793134 SLD 7044DENMARKST
D5794870 SLD 6263 FALCON DR
D5791852 SLD 6269 PARAKEET RD
N5781939 SLD 6186 REDWING AVE
D5794845 SLD 440 ARTISTS AVE
D5792385 SLD 35 OAKLAND HILLS CT
N5782452 SLD 12469WILLMINGTON BLVD
D5793169 SLD 26 MARINER LN
D5793121 SLD 5103CONDADOTER
D5794584 SLD 7360 LIGHTHOUSE ST
D5793521 SLD 9DORYCT
N5778342 SLD 9809 NOSTALGIA PL
N5781585 SLD 16915TH STREET
D5794416 SLD 42 MARKER RD
D5794554 SLD 102 WHITE MARSH LN
D5791832 SLD 1940ILLINOISAVE
C7048660 SLD 1137 BOUNDARY BLVD
C7038895 SLD 5173 CONNERTER


Zip Code City
34223 ENGLEWOOD
34223 ENGLEWOOD
34224 ENGLEWOOD
34224 ENGLEWOOD
34224 ENGLEWOOD
34224 ENGLEWOOD
34224 ENGLEWOOD
34224 ENGLEWOOD
34223 ENGLEWOOD
33947 ROTONDAWEST
33981 PORT CHARLOTTE
33947 ROTONDAWEST
33981 PORT CHARLOTTE
34224 ENGLEWOOD
33947 ROTONDAWEST
34223 ENGLEWOOD
34232 ENGLEWOOD
33947 ROTONDAWEST
33947 ROTONDAWEST
34224 ENGLEWOOD
33947 ROTONDAWEST
33981 PORT CHARLOTTE


D5792991 SLD 11160HACIENDADELMAR#D-302 33946 PLACIDA
D5792764 SLD 3052 N BEACH ROAD 34223 ENGLEWOOD


List Price
29,900
31,900
39,000
44,900
47,700
48,000
49,900
51,000
64,900
69,900
71,900
74,900
79,700
79,900
82,500
87,000
87,000
89,000
94,000
99,900
105,000
109,900
112,200
112,900
117,800
119,500
119,900
124,900
125,000
129,900
139,900
139,900
141,000
143,100
144,900
145,000
149,000
149,800
149,900
149,999
155,000
155,000
159,000
159,000
159,000
159,500
162,000
163,500
163,900
167,500
169,800
169,900
172,000
172,900
177,600
189,000
189,900
189,900
194,900
199,900
209,900
215,000
225,000
229,900
237,000
238,800
249,900
259,900
310,000
319,000
329,900
349,900
364,900
385,000
445,000
449,900
495,000
499,000
549,900
995,000



List Price
39,900
45,000
52,500
59,900
79,000
79,900
79,900
84,900
94,900
110,000
139,500
149,900
159,000
179,000
189,900
189,972
219,900
222,500
245,000
279,000
300,000
349,900
379,000
975,000


Pool Sold Price
29,900
21,000
33,501
40,500
45,000
N 41,400
N 50,000
51,000
59,500
69,900
69,500
68,425
74,000
81,000
82,500
85,000
90,000
86,000
80,000
90,000
105,000
108,000
112,200
87,000
120,000
119,500
110,000
124,900
116,500
127,500
145,000
139,900
135,000
N 135,000
140,000
132,000
135,000
146,500
140,000
150,000
147,500
147,000
155,000
159,000
159,000
148,500
155,000
154,750
155,000
168,000
150,000
152,000
Y 165,000
165,000
162,000
185,000
188,000
175,000
189,000
170,000
209,000
210,000
225,000
Y 224,000
225,000
221,500
235,000
249,000
285,000
300,000
325,000
Y 340,000
350,000
365,000
440,000
Y 432,500
475,000
417,000
489,000
929,900



Pool Sold Price
37,000
52,000
41,000
57,000
83,250
75,000
78,500
80,000
91,500
90,000
140,000
133,000
159,000
170,000
182,000
186,500
180,000
217,000
245,000
212,500
300,000
Y 340,000


BE FB HB Built Pmroperty Style
2 2 0 1976 Condo
2 1 1 1980 SingleFamilyHome
3 3 0 1958 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1980 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1962 Single Family Home
2 1 0 1984 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1977 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1982 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1982 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1985 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1980 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1980 Single Family Home
2 1 1 1970 Single Family Home
3 2 0 2005 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1985 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1979 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1974 Single Family Home
4 2 0 1960 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1979 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1980 Single Family Home
2 3 0 1990 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1981 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1983 Single Family Home
4 2 0 1973 Single Family Home
3 2 0 2002 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1979 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1995 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1977 Single Family Home
2 2 1 1994 Condo
3 2 0 2006 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1977 Single Family Home
3 2 0 2005 Single Family Home
3 2 0 2002 Single Family Home
3 2 0 2004 Single Family Home
3 2 0 2003 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1993 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1992 Single Family Home
3 2 0 2006 Single Family Home
3 2 0 2007 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1974 Single Family Home
4 2 0 2012 Single Family Home
2 2 0 2006 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1981 Condo
4 2 0 1979 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1976 Single Family Home
3 2 0 2005 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1990 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1973 Single Family Home
3 2 0 2005 Single Family Home
3 2 0 2003 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1982 Single Family Home
3 2 1 1999 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1992 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1987 Single Family Home
4 2 0 2002 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1995 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1986 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1975 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1989 Single Family Home
3 3 0 1986 Single Family Home
5 5 1 2007 Single Family Home
4 3 0 2007 Single Family Home
3 2 0 2003 SingleFamilyHome
3 2 0 2005 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1987 Single Family Home
3 2 1 1993 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1987 Single Family Home
3 2 1 1990 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1976 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1997 Single Family Home
3 2 1 2003 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1985 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1971 SingleFamilyHome
4 2 0 1987 Single Family Home
3 3 0 2000 Single Family Home
3 2 0 2012 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1998 Single Family Home
3 3 0 2004 Condo
3 2 0 2007 Condo
4 5 0 2006 Single Family Home


BE FB HB Built PropertyStyle
1 1 0 1945 Single Family Home
2 1 0 1980 SingleFamilyHome
2 2 0 1968 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1974 Manufactured/Mobile Home
2 2 0 1987 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1990 Manufactured/Mobile Home
2 2 0 1986 Manufactured/Mobile Home
2 2 0 1983 Manufactured/Mobile Home
3 2 0 1973 Single Family Home
3 2 0 1973 SingleFamilyHome
3 2 0 2006 SingleFamilyHome
3 2 0 1990 SingleFamilyHome
3 2 0 1976 SingleFamilyHome
3 2 0 1991 SingleFamilyHome
3 2 0 2008 SingleFamilyHome
3 2 0 2012 SingleFamilyHome As
3 1 1 1965 SingleFamilyHome
3 2 0 1995 SingleFamilyHome
3 2 0 2004 SingleFamilyHome
2 2 0 1964 SingleFamilyHome
3 2 0 2006 Single Family Home
2 2 0 1985 Single Family Home


340,000 2 2 1 2007 Condo
900,000 4 3 1 1957 Single Family Home


Sold Terms
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
NewFHA
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
Owner Financing
Other
Assume FHA/VA
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
NewFHA
New FHA
New FHA
All Cash
New FHA
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
New VA
All Cash


Sold Date
12/06/2013
12/11/2013
12/10/2013
12/10/2013
12/06/2013
12/06/2013
12/09/2013
12/05/2013
12/05/2013
12/09/2013
12/09/2013
12/06/2013
12/11/2013
12/06/2013
12/05/2013
12/06/2013
12/09/2013
12/06/2013
12/09/2013
12/05/2013
12/06/2013
12/06/2013
12/06/2013
12/06/2013
12/06/2013
12/06/2013
12/09/2013
12/06/2013
12/11/2013
12/09/2013
12/06/2013
12/10/2013
12/06/2013


Assume Conventional 12/10/2013


New Conventional
USDA
All Cash
New Conventional
New Conventional
All Cash
New Conventional
Combination
All Cash
New Conventional
New Private
NewFHA
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
New VA
New Conventional
New Conventional
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
New VA
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
New Conventional
New Conventional


Sold Terms
All Cash
All Cash
Other
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Private
New Conventional
All Cash


12/09/2013
12/06/2013
12/10/2013
12/05/2013
12/06/2013
12/05/2013
12/09/2013
12/06/2013
12/11/2013
12/09/2013
12/09/2013
12/06/2013
12/10/2013
12/10/2013
12/10/2013
12/06/2013
12/10/2013
12/06/2013
12/06/2013
12/06/2013
12/06/2013
12/05/2013
12/06/2013
12/06/2013
12/05/2013
12/10/2013
12/05/2013
12/05/2013
12/05/2013
12/10/2013
12/06/2013
12/06/2013
12/05/2013
12/11/2013
12/06/2013
12/10/2013
12/10/2013
12/10/2013
12/11/2013
12/09/2013
12/05/2013
12/05/2013
12/06/2013
12/06/2013
12/06/2013
12/05/2013



Sold Date
12/11/2013
12/09/2013
12/12/2013
12/09/2013
12/13/2013
12/11/2013
12/11/2013
12/13/2013
12/11/2013
12/13/2013
12/12/2013
12/09/2013
12/09/2013
12/11/2013
12/10/2013


sume Conventional 12/13/2013
All Cash 12/13/2013
All Cash 12/09/2013
All Cash 12/10/2013
All Cash 12/12/2013
New Conventional 12/13/2013
New Conventional 12/10/2013


SP/SqFt SP/LP Ratio
32.5 100
27.69 65.83
27.66 85.9
40.27 90.2
40.53 94.34
54.42 86.25
40.8 100.2
42.93 100
73.09 91.68
68 100
71.33 96.66
53.35 91.36
69.91 92.85
45.68 101.38
82.5 100
65.91 97.7
58.98 103.45
57.79 96.63
90.47 85.11
84.3 90.09
78.59 100
72.02 98.27
68.46 100
80.76 77.06
99.24 101.87
60.48 100
82.41 91.74
69.66 100
107.67 93.2
91.74 98.15
80.36 103.65
80.96 100
80.25 95.74
76 94.34


104.17
68.85
103.83
86.04
79.19
91.85
92.98
109.54
113.73
77.67
144.55
91.19
109.46
109.51
104.66
83.75
90.66
88.12
102.5
81.75
78.03
95.5
108.08
91.52
94.93
112.62
53.88
86.1
121.56
124.27
153.8
118.51
122.5
118.41
170.61
187.54
164.95
219.37
176.45
178.74
211.2
205.9
177.23
212.25
208.37
251.64


96.62
91.03
90.6
97.8
93.4
100
95.16
94.84
97.48
100
100
93.1
95.68
94.65
94.57
100.3
88.34
89.46
95.93
95.43
91.22
97.88
99
92.15
96.97
85.04
99.57
97.67
100
97.43
94.94
92.76
94.04
95.81
91.94
94.04
98.51
97.17
95.92
94.81
98.88
96.13
95.96
83.57
88.93
93.46


SP/SqFt SP/LP Ratio
64.24 92.73
67.01 115.56
34.86 78.1
50.13 95.16
55.87 105.38
77.16 93.87
79.37 98.25
69.93 94.23
57.19 96.42
53.73 81.82
87.01 100.36
100 88.73
144.55 100
91.15 94.97
90.73 95.84
120.01 98.17
135.44 81.86
107.75 97.53
128.07 100
124.63 76.16
134.05 100
213.17 97.17


All Cash 12/09/2013 202.14 89.71
All Cash 12/10/2013 356.86 92.31






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2204 PARK RD
849 MANGROVE RD
104 CAPRI ISLES BLVD# 302
3723 SHAMROCK DR
275 MISSION TRAIL WEST #G
1227 HORIZON RD
832 CYPRESS AVE
207 GLEN OAK RD
626 S BIRD BAY DR #105
324 DURIAN RD
433 CERROMAR LN #433
2281 BLACKWOOD DR
1041 CAPRI ISLES BLVD #125
5407 GRINNELL RD
269 ALGIERS DR
370 CRANERD
936 BIRD BAY WAY #231
2331 GENTIAN RD
412 SUNSET LAKE BLVD #102
1286 HIGHLAND GREENS DR
12572 SAGEWOOD DRIVE
12560SAGEWOOD
2315 FALCONTRACE LN
751 PALAMINOCIR
901 BECKLEYDR
701 SANDPIPER LN
481 LAKE OF THE WOODS DR
1009 BECKLEY CIR
137 CIPRIANI WAY
65 BISHOPSCOURT RD #122
1371 STILL RIVER RD
462 FAIRWAY ISLES DR
336 MELROSE CT
12014 GRANITE WOODS LOOP
437 LAKE OFTHE WOODS DR
19344JACINDA STREET
404 SPADARO DR


Zip Code
34293
34293
34292
34293
34285
34293
34285
34293
34285
34293
34293
34293
34292
34293
34293
34293
34285
34293
34292
34285
34293
34293
34275
34275
34292
34275
34293
34292
34275
34229
34292
34285
34292
34292
34293
34293
34285


N5782472 SLD 1255 TARPON CENTER DRIVE #504 34285


827 PLACID LAKE DR
189 KING PALM CT
1320 OAK POINT CT
1781 SOUTH CREEK LN
901 BRAMLEY(CT#11
294 MARTELLAGO DRIVE
2181 MISSION VALLEY BLVD
500 PARK BLVD # 58
19218 KIRELLA ST
546 SAWGRASS BRIDGE RD
651 CRANE PRAIRIE WAY
709 PETREL WAY
829 LAGUNA DR
1208 CASEY KEY RD
280 SANTA MARIA #4
332 BANANA PATCH CT
905 MACEWEN DR


Subdivision Name List Price
VENICE GROVES 25,000
SOUTH VENICE UNIT 9 59,900
VILLA D ESTE SEC B 79,900
SOUTH VENICE UNIT 39 79,900
MISSION LAKES 89,900
SOUTH VENICE UNIT 6 109,000
NORTH EDGEWOOD VENICE 109,900
VENICE GDNS UNIT 20 118,000
BIRD BAYV 119,900
SOUTH VENICE UNIT 57 125,000
FARMINGTON VISTAS 129,900
VENICE GDNS UNIT 17 139,900
GOLF GREEN 139,900
SOUTH VENICE 139,900
VENICE EAST SEC 1 149,900
SOUTH VENICE UNIT 17 150,000
BIRD BAYVILLAGE 151,700
SOUTH VENICE UNIT 48 159,500
SOUTH PRESERVE 1 ATWATERSIDEVLG 169,900
PELICAN POINTE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB # 1 229,000
GRAND PALM, PHASE 1 A 238,124
GRAND PALM 239,546
FALCON TRACE AT CALUSA LAKES UNIT 1 249,900
PUNKARS 249,900
CHESTNUT CREEK ESTS UNIT 3 250,000
WATERFRONT ESTS UNIT 2 269,900
LAKES OF JACARANDA UNIT 1 279,000
CHESTNUT CREEK ESTS UNIT 4 284,900
VENETIAN GOLF AND RIVER CLUB PH 3A&3B 284,905
OAKS PRESERVE 285,000
GRAND PALM PHASE IA 285,990
PELICAN POINTE GOLF COUNTRY CLUB # 1 289,000
VENICE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB UNIT 3B 299,500
STONEYBROOK AT VENICE UNIT 2 299,900
LAKE OFTHE WOODS UNIT 1 299,900
ISLANDWALK ATTHE WEST VILLAGES 301,460
GOLDEN BEACH UNIT 2 315,000
UNIT 504, SAN MARCO APTS. 315,000
RIVENDELL UNIT 4A WOODLANDS 329,000
VENICE PALMS PH 1 339,900
AUBURN ACRES 349,000
SOUTH CREEK 349,900
TERR HOMES ST ANDREWS PARK PLANTATION 359,900
VENETIAN GOLF & RIVER CLUB 371,350
MISSION VALLEY EST SEC B1 380,000
ALDEA MAR 385,000
ISLANDWALKATTHEWESTVLGS PH 1C 399,900
SAWGRASSUNIT6 445,631
WILLOWBEND PH 3 479,000
PELICAN POINTE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 499,000
VENICE GULF VIEW REPEAT 500,000
CASEY KEY 949,000
SANTA MARIA PLACE 999,500
OAKS 1,095,000
OAKS 2 PH 2 1,700,000


Pool Sold Price
23,500
66,850
74,000
79,900
82,000
95,000
102,500
109,000O
114,500
115,000
121,900
133,000
125,000
138,000
135,500
140,000
144,200
N 159,500
169,900
185,000
238,124
239,546
231,500
237,000
232,000
250,000
275,000
284,900
242,500
260,000
285,990
245,000
285,000
285,000
280,000
301,460
315,000
287,500
315,000
319,000
332,000
330,000
335,000
371,350
365,000
347,000
380,000
445,631
Y 445,000
490,000
460,000
900,000
900,000
1,000,000
Y 1,500,000


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


SoldTerms
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
NewFHA
All Cash
New Conventional
Assume Conventional
All Cash
NewFHA
All Cash
New Conventional
New Conventional
All Cash
New Conventional
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
Assume Conventional
New Conventional
All Cash
NewFHA
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
NewVA
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
New Conventional
ARM
New Conventional
Assume Conventional
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
All Cash
New Conventional
All Cash
New Conventional
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A3987099
N5782197
C7045390
A3986056
C7047319
A3980302
N5782469
N5781239
N5781708
N5782177
A3986726
N5781482
C7044058
C7045138
D5794064
N5780584
N5781884
N5782309
N5781108
N5782716
N5782721
A3985250
N5781088
N5782437
A3983732
N5782392
N5782055
D5794273
A3971776
N5782802
N5782500
N5782307
D5794337
N5781434
N5782736
A3989271


Sold Date
12/10/2013
12/10/2013
12/13/2013
12/13/2013
12/12/2013
12/9/2013
12/12/2013
12/13/2013
12/13/2013
12/10/2013
12/9/2013
12/10/2013
12/13/2013
12/13/2013
12/11/2013
12/11/2013
12/13/2013
12/11/2013
12/13/2013
12/12/2013
12/9/2013
12/9/2013
12/11/2013
12/11/2013
12/13/2013
12/9/2013
12/9/2013
12/13/2013
12/13/2013
12/13/2013
12/13/2013
12/13/2013
12/10/2013
12/9/2013
12/12/2013
12/10/2013
12/12/2013
12/13/2013
12/13/2013
12/9/2013
12/12/2013
12/13/2013
12/13/2013
12/11/2013
12/13/2013
12/11/2013
12/9/2013
12/11/2013
12/12/2013
12/12/2013
12/11/2013
12/13/2013
12/13/2013
12/12/2013
12/13/2013


LP/SqFt
36.66
40.28
89.37
65.92
84.49
67.96
93.45
100.08
135.02
86.51
129.64
105.19
102.87
81.01
71.38
84.27
147.14
129.15
144.47
162.87
157.8
127.35
150
135.08
125.44
173.01
133.56
141.95
150.19
169.85
146.89
156.55
141.67
133.29
131.3
148.58
231.62
363.32
175.47
162.4
138.33
145.91
162.34
152.57
137.23
397.32
157.63
196.57
191.29
186.4
376.51
598.36
223.25
220.06
242.1


SP/LP Ratio
94
111.6
92.62
100
91.21
87.16
93.27
92.37
95.5
92
93.84
95.07
89.35
98.64
90.39
93.33
95.06
100
100
80.79
100
100
92.64
94.84
92.8
92.63
98.57
100
85.12
91.23
100
84.78
95.16
95.03
93.36
100
100
91.27
95.74
93.85
95.13
94.31
93.08
100
96.05
90.13
95.02
100
92.9
98.2
92
94.84
90.05
91.32
88.24


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N5781623
N5780026
N5782408
N5781994
N5782765
A3980396
N5781464
N5781575
N5782752
A3983727
N5781352
N5782219
A3982335
N5776845
A3985644
A3972852





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What's something that
feels amazing, is conta-
gious and actually could
save your life? Realistic
optimism. Embracing that
glass-is-half-full view of
the world, while willing
to acknowledge its chal-
lenges, can increase your
happiness quotient, help
you live more healthfully
and roll back your RealAge.
Thankfully, you don't have
to act like Pollyanna or
recite wimpy affirmations
like "Saturday Night Live's"
Stuart Smalley (who was
good enough, smart
enough and doggone it,
people liked him!) to get all
the benefits that come from
feeling more hopeful and
less stressed. They include:
A healthier ticker. Even if
you're at high risk for heart
disease because of a genetic
predisposition, family
history, high lousy LDL cho-
lesterol or elevated blood
pressure and blood sugar,
living with a sense of hope
and well-being can lower
your odds for heart disease
by 30 percent to 50 percent.
If you've already had a
heart attack, optimism can
help you stay on track with
exercise and lower your
odds for dying within five
years after a cardiac event
by a whopping 40 percent.
Better blood fats.
Optimism nudged levels
of healthy HDL choles-
terol upward and pushed
levels of heart-threatening
triglycerides down, accord-
ing to another new report.
Highly optimistic people
had HDLs four points
higher than gloomier folks
- enough to reduce their
heart disease risk
12 percent.
Improved decision-
making. Optimism
enhances your ability to
make good decisions under
stress, a skill that can help
you say "no, thanks" to a
coffee-break doughnut on
a tough day at work, "yes"
to exercise (rather than
chips, the couch and the TV
remote) when you're tense.
And that means you'll be
better at solving whatever
challenges life throws your
way.
Stronger immunity.
A bright outlook boosts
an important defense
against disease called
"cell-mediated immunity."
How important is it? Very!
This part of your immune
system controls your body's
ability to fight invading
bacteria and viruses, and
helps battle some cancer
cells.
Stroke protection. A
hopeful outlook can cut
your risk for a life-threat-
ening, mind-damaging
"brain attack"by 10 percent
or more. Why? Because
positive people are more


Dr. Mehemet Oz &
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likely to get exercise and eat
healthfully, sleep better and
feel less stressed all life-
style activities that reduce
the risk of stroke. But it may
be something more than
that. Optimism all by itself
bolsters health in ways that
remain mysterious.
A longer life and younger
RealAge. A healthy old age
isn't just a result of good
genes. New data show that
North America's longest-
living citizens share a zest
for life they're easygoing,
upbeat and social.
So if you're ready to gain
those benefits of optimism,
here are a few easygoing
steps that can help you over
to the sunny side.
Think loving thoughts.
A short "loving kindness"
meditation (you focus on
feelings of love and com-
passion for yourself and
others) increases optimism
and makes you feel more
connected to those around
you; spending time with
friends is another import-
ant mood booster.
Feeling good? Go deeper.
People who pay attention to
and enhance their positive
emotions are more able
to overcome tough times.
Perhaps turning up the
volume on good feelings
builds a reservoir of joy to
see you through life's chal-
lenges. Try noticing when
you feel playful, serene or
spiritually uplifted, and
then ask yourself how you
can heighten that feeling.
It's fun!
Keep it real. Having
unrealistically positive
expectations or glossing
over problems instead of
solving them can backfire,
triggering low moods.
See positive challenges
instead of threats. Resilient
people attack problems in
everyday life like a plumber
who knows he's got a
well-stocked toolbox and
plenty of experience when
dealing with situations like
a leaky pipe. The job may
be wet and dirty, but he has
the confidence to meet the
challenge and leave things
dry and clean.
Try to consciously make
this positive mind shift
when you feel defensive,
threatened or worried
about failure. Just remind-
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Dear Heloise: After
losing our 12-year-old,
much-loved cat, my
daughter surprised me
with a 6-week-old kitten.
I brought "my" kitten
home after being spayed
and microchipped. The
instructions were to try to
keep her from jumping.
To keep her from trying to
leap on and off the bed, I
placed a two-step stepstool
next to one side of the bed.
I only needed to show her
once how to walk up and
down, and she has been
using it ever since. This is
a good hint for other pet
owners whose pets are
sick or are recovering from
surgery. L.W, via email

Grinding coffee
Dear Heloise: I recently
purchased a large bag of
coffee beans at a local
big-box store. As I left, I
forgot to grind the beans
in their grinder. Realizing
that it would take forever to
grind with my little coffee
grinder, I used my food
processor's short metal
blade and was able to grind
the coffee to just the way
we like. Jackie H. in Texas
I've done the same thing
when I received some cof-
fee beans as a gift. I used
my blender, and it did
the job. Coffee is such a
tasty drink, with so many
types to choose from and
different ways to flavor it. I
start my day with a cup or
two and wrote a pamphlet
about coffee! Heloise's
Flavored Coffees and Teas
is filled with delicious
recipes and fun facts. To


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Hints from Heloise

receive one, send $3 and
along, self-addressed,
stamped (66 cents) enve-
lope to: Heloise/Coffee
& Tea, P.O. Box 795001,
San Antonio, TX 78279-
5001. Remember, put
leftover coffee grounds
in the trash or out in the
compost pile, but NEVER
down the garbage dispos-
al! Heloise

Kid safety
Dear Heloise: Another
idea for parents taking
children to amusement
parks, zoos, etc.: If the
child is given a wristband,
write your cellphone
number on it. If not,
make sure the child
knows the number. If the
child is separated from
the parents, she should
look for another mother
with children and ask
that mom to call the
parents. We always say
to find an employee, but
often they're not readily
accessible or are busy.
There always are mothers
around who will help.
A friend's pediatrician
recommended this. -
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MALLARD FILLMORE By Bruce Tinsley


DEAR ABBY: My young-
er sister "Lainie" is 14. She
has had a smartphone for
about a year. While I don't
belong to any social media
sites, Lainie is a social
media junkie. She never
goes anywhere without
her phone. Sometimes
she'll have her phone in
one hand and her tablet
in the other, taking turns
when one or the other be-
gins to bore her. It's almost
impossible to interact with
her because her face is
buried in the virtual world
just about every hour of
the day and night.
I miss the way things
used to be before she got
that smartphone. I have
talked about this with my
parents. While they are
equally concerned about
Lainie's withdrawn, some-
times secretive behavior,
they never do anything
about it. What are your
thoughts on this topic? -
GADGET GIRLS SISTER
IN NEW MEXICO
DEAR SISTER: It's com-
mon for teens to spend a
lot of time on their phones
and computers. But when
they become withdrawn
and secretive, it is time for
a parental intervention.
If your folks are equally
concerned about your
sister's behavior, they
should step in, find out
what's going on and do
something about it, if
necessary. If they don't
already, they could start by
scheduling family dinners
during which cellphones
are turned off or put away.
DEAR ABBY: Christmas
is nearly here, and I'm
concerned about my
brother. I'm afraid he
blames himself for his
28-year-old daughter's
suicide, which was by no
means his fault. This will
be his first Christmas with-
out her. I don't know what
to do for him. Any sugges-
tions? CHALLENGED
IN MICHIGAN
DEAR CHALLENGED:
When a close family
member commits suicide,
it is common for survivors
to experience a range


Dear Abby

of emotions. Anger and
guilt are two of them.
If possible, encourage
your brother to spend
Christmas with you or
other relatives. You should
also suggest he join a
survivors support group.
The American
Association of Suicidology
provides referrals to local
self-help groups for survi-
vors of suicide. Its website
is www.suicidology.org. If
he joins one, it will give
him a place to talk about
his feelings with people
who will understand
because they have them,
too.
DEAR ABBY: A long
time ago, I was dating and
living with a wonderful
woman. I was arrested
and went to jail for
possession of cocaine.
She then had an order of
protection issued against
me for one year.
That was 10 years ago.
I have been clean from
drugs ever since. She has
a child with another man
now, and I hope every-
thing is great. My problem
is, I can't get her out of my
mind. I miss her so much
and just want the chance
to be with her. Any ad-
vice? HEARTBROKEN
IN NEWYORK
DEAR HEARTBROKEN:
Your former girlfriend
has gone on with her life,
and your relationship is
ancient history. If she had
been willing to forgive
you, she wouldn't have
taken out the restraining
order. If you want to be
successful in moving
forward in your life, stop
looking backward. It's
time to focus on your
future.


'And some of the Pharisees from among the mul-
titude said unto Him, Master, rebuke thy disciples.
And He answered and said unto them. I tell you that,
if these should hold their peace, the stones would
immediately cry out."- Luke 19:39, 40
God is going to be heard from through one means
or another and man will listen, though sad to say, in
many cases it will be too late. In the meantime God's
people must not hold their peace when there is so
little of it in the world.


I HOROSCOPE I
ARIES (March 21 -April 19). No, it's not an accidental
social moment. The person talking loudly enough
for you to overhear really wants you to take notice
and is actually hoping for a future friendship.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Environments have
emotional weather, and you're like an expert me-
teorologist, observing people's physical and subtle
indicators to predict the next change in mood.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Grade-school children
may not have the confidence to find out whether


phase. Instead of the roundabout way of getting
information, you'll go right to the source.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). Ifyou behave as a
mature adult, you shouldn't have to put up with
regularly occurring hissy fits and a pattern of pas-
sive-aggressive behavior from other people.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22).You are at your best when
you aren't worrying too much about whether or not
you're doing the right thing, the smart thing or the
thing you're passionate about.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). As long as you're


significant progress. You're in a different place from
where you were.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You'll be up for a job. That
you can do this job is a given. So while others work
at being perceived as credible and responsible, you'll
start with "likeable and fun"and go from there.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Are your hunches pro-
phetic? You'll never know unless you act on them. A
particularly strong inkling either will pan outwithin
the next three days or not at all.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Learning about


on social media is about as effective as stalking a
person with Google Earth.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19).You'll be rewarded
for the efforts you make. Sometimes the difference
between winning and losing the race boils down to
inches and seconds.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). For this day to play
out the way you want it to, you're going to have to
find more common ground with the people you
wish to influence.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20).You have something


so-and-so likes them, but you've long passed that progressing, don't dwell on whether or not this is


you earned it so long ago that you are now taking
it for granted -perhaps even complaining about
it.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY(Dec. 21). So what ifyou're
susceptible to flattery? You deserve to be admired,
so soak it up. Next month alters your professional
landscape most favorably. February brings financial
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ESPN2 College Football NCAA
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SUN College Basketball Or-
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NBC Red Bull Signature
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4:30 p.m. CSS College Basket-
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8:30 p.m. FS1 College Basket-
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@2013 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ


Q 1 North-South vulnerable, as
South, you hold:


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The bidding:
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
10 1 1NT ?
What call would you make?
Q 2 East-West vulnerable, as South,
you hold:
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With the opponents silent, partner
opens one no trump. How would you
proceed?
Q 3 Both vulnerable, as South, you
hold:
SA10 9750 J1062 4AKQJ
The bidding:
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
2 Pass Pass ?
What call would you make?
Q 4 Neither vulnerable, as South,
you hold:
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Your right-hand opponent opens one
spade. What call would you make?
Q 5 Neither vulnerable, as South,
you hold:

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The bidding:
NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST
Pass Pass ?
What call would you make?
Q 6 East-West vulnerable, as South,
you hold:

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As dealer, what call would you
make?

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7 Little Words
Find the 7 words to match the 7 clues. The numbers in parentheses .
represent the number of letters in each solution. Each letter
combination can be used only once, but all letter combinations
will be necessary to complete the puzzle.
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2 ancient Roman poet (6) _____
3 the Jetsons' dog (5) ______
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5 gave a little squirt (8) _____o
6 certain raincoats (8) ____
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1 Microwave,
slangily
5 A Musketeer
10 Lowers the
beams
14 "Beg your
pardon!"
15 Guzzled
16 Emmy's relative
17 Auctioneer's cry
18 Prefix for
"media"
19 Happy tune
20 Revealing
sleepwear
22 Throbs or beats
24 Fetched
25 MD's reading
26 They want to
know
29 Clean, to a cop
33 Dance move
34 Soir follower
36 Boxing's
greatest
37 Afr. neighbor
38 DEA agents
39 Reunion crowd
40 Opposite of
"paleo"
41 Touche provoker
42 Dane's neighbor
44 Press onward
47 Grated upon
48 Cartoon shrieks
49 Hagen of
"The Other"


Pharaoh's
amulet
Protected, in a
way
High desert of
Asia
Take in a stray
"Earth in the
Balance" author
Skimpy top
Like Thor
Gravy no-no
Sauna sites
Faked out the
goalie
Latin 101 word
DOWN
Badgers
"Oops!" (hyph.)
Vegas game
Surfaced
Ushers in
Factual
Linden et al.
Windsor's prov.
Downhiller's
duds (2 wds.)
Buck
Long-legged
wader
Denver's
altitude
Cliques
Shredded
Ms. Thurman
Electricity
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PUNTA GORDA
17400 White Water Ct
PRAIRIE CREEK PARK ESTATES
4BD/4.5BA/3 BAY GARAGE. 5500+SF
HEAT/AIR, 8500 SF TOTAL, POOL/SPA, BASS
STOCKED POND. EQUESTRIAN COMMUNITY.
DEED RESTRICTED ON 5 ACRES.
$599,888. RE/MAX ANCHOR
LEANN CROKE 941-769-4663


'Top Selling Golf, Riverfront, Resort Community."
$149,000 to $1,195,000.
Close to Gulf Beaches and Marinas.
4 Miles west of 41 on 776, go to gate
for open house site directions.
Riverwood Realty Visit or Call
941-743-9663 or
1-800-874-1869


VENICE GREAT LOCATION! 2/2 with
2 Carport. Single floor villa, tile &
laminated floor throughout, 10 x 30
Four Seasons lanai, community pool
& dock. Surrounded by Curry Creek
Preserve near Legacy Trail.
1953 Settlement Rd.
FSBO $59,500
941-488-7614


PORT CHARLOTTE
RIVERWOOD IBIS MODEL
2 Bedroom + Den/2Bath/2CG.
Gorgeous. Pool w/ Waterfall.
$239,900.
Carl Anderson, Real Estate Broker
941-629-9586


PUNTA GORDA ISLES
Fully Furnished TURNKEY Waterfront
Condo. 2 Bed/2 Bath Tile Floors,
Updated Kitchen. Low Condo Fees -
Walk to Fishermans Village or Down-
town! $120,000
Deb Sestilio 941-391-1873
Fisherman's Village Realty


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LAKE SUZY 12539 SW KINGSWAY CIR.
3/2/3 Newer S/S Appliances, Granite
Countertops, All Tile except one guest bdrm,
walk in closets in master bdrm, beautiful view
of Kingsway Country Club on 17th Fairway,
oversize garage, new pool screen. Owner is a
licensed Real Estate Broker.
Jill Brouwer Realty, Jill Brouwer
941-766-1606 or 941-276-4459 or
Call Linda 941-457-7245


PUNTA GORDA
424 Panarea Ave
Custom built home in Burnt Store
Isles with 80 ft seawall sailboat
access. $415,000
June Poliachik, Realtor CDPE, SFR
Sun Realty
941-916-0100


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Well Kept, 2/2 Sectional,
2 Lanai's, Drywall, Fully
Furnished. Oversized, Beautiful!
"WHERE WE LEFT THE TREES"
Call Mike, 941-356-5308
www.riversideoaksflorida.corn

GOGEUSGOF OMUNTY


S119i71 SW Kingsway Circle
LAKE SUZY 34269
Exec. Home. Golf Course & Lake
View. 3/2.5/2, Updated Kitchen.
Metal Roof, Shutters, Workshop.
4237 sf. w/ Addl' Buildable Lot!
Must See! $399,000.
Lolly Lopinski, South East Realty
(941)-628-0941


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STILLWATER VILLA, MODEL -
WATERFRONT 1718'
2BR/2BA/2CG + DEN, LOTS OF
EXTRAS! FOR SALE BY OWNER
$242,900. FURNITURE
NEGOTIABLE 941-681-2424

HARBOUR OAK^S


NEAR DEEP CREEK
3 Bedrm/2.5 Bath, 2,401 SF
POOL Home. 2 Car Garage on
Oversized Lot $279,000
Deb Seslilio 941-391-1873
Fisherman's Village Realty


Incredible Park like setting! Beautiful Cus-
tom 3/2.5/2+CG Estate Home. Amenities:
Granite, Custom Cabinets, Fireplace, 18" tile
throughout, Electronic Gated entrance,
Board Fencing, Barn, RV pad, +++.
BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HomeServices
Florida Realty 941-585-9599
www.Carol.Wade.com


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3578 Harbor Blvd. Updated 3/2/carport
home with newer PGT windows/sliders,
10k HVAC. FL room and newer pool,
cage, lanai & shed. Home Warranty &
Offered at $118,900.
Marge Trayner
Bud Trayner Realty, PA
941-380-2823

PRAIRIE CREEK PARK!


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3517 WHIPPOORWILL BLVD
3 Bedroom/2 Bathroom/2+Car Garage
Open Floor Plan. Heated POOL,
Double Dock Boat Lift Sailboat Property
Priced to Sell at $429,000.
Deb Sestilio 941-391-1873
Fisherman's Village Realty


PORT CHARLOTTE
55+ Maple Leaf Estates!
2/2/CP in Gated Golf Course
Community! Open Floor Plan.
Amenities Galore!!
$69,900.
Sue Ellen Fumich,
941-276-2894
Coldwell Banker Morris Realty, Inc.


NORTH PORT 2300 Jasmine Way
Beautifully Remodeled 2005 Pool
Home 3 Bd/2Ba/Plus Den/2CG, 1946
SF Under Air, New SS Appliances,
tropically Landscaped in gated
Community of Charleston Park.
Asking $259,900
Bay Bridge Homes 941-626-8200


5-30 Acres Starting @ $49,900
Punta Gordas's BEST KEPT SECRET!
Minutes to town, beaches,harbor!
Deed restricted Horses welcome,black top
roads. "A Very Special Ranch Community"!
JUDY K PETKEWICZ GRI CRS
ALLISON JAMES Estates & Homes
941-456-8304
http://www.PuntaGordaPropertiesforsale.com


PUNTA GORDA. IMMACULATE.
PERGO. 3 BEDROOM, 1500 SQFT.
PRIVATE LANAI WITH SERENE VIEW.
$59,900
Riverside Oaks
"WHERE WE LEFT THE TREES"
Call Mike, 941-356-5308
www.riversideoaksflorida.com


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PORT CHARLOTTE MOVE IN ready
-Clean and partially updated 2/2
home, great location, lovely lot.
1452 Pulaski St. $72,500.00
Call agent
Peggy Mardis for showings.
REMAX EXCEL 863-990-1877


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ENGLEWOOD ISLES 2/2/2
Almost 1700 SF, Single Detached
Condo Home, Private Area W/Pool,
Deep Water, No Bridges
To Intercoastal.
$279,500
Jerri King 941-374-2562


PRC RED 't-UCEDl-! W-.^'"^-
MANASOTA KEY 2/2/2 HOME
Elevated & nestled in the oaks with a view
of Lemon Bay. Great Room, Beach & Bay
Easements, wrap around decks, &
Community Boat Dock. Immediate
occupancy $379,500. 941-548-4434
RE/MAX Alliance Group
Carla Stiver/Kim Shortt
www.TheStiverGroup.com

I EXTRA LOT & RV PAD!


ENGLEWOOD, 3/2/2 pool
home on corner lot. 6127
Bennington St. 1746 SF,
J&J built home in 2004.
Immaculate, many upgrades,
hurricane shutters, propane back-
up generator. For Sale By Owner.
Appointment Only 941-475-9510


PUNTA GORDA ISLES
3 Bedroom/2 Bathroom/2+Car Garage
Open Floor Plan. Heated POOL,
Double Dock Boat Lift Sailboat Property
Priced to Sell at $429,000.
Deb Sestilio 941-391-1873
Fisherman's Village Realty


PUNTA GORDA
3/2/2 with 1707 sq ft on
Macedonia Dr, in Burnt Store
Isles with large pool and spa.
$400,000
JUNE POLIACHIK
SUN REALTY 941-916-0100


LAKE SUZY 12567 SW Pem-
broke, Circle. 3/2/2, 1964sf.
Beautiful Split Plan w/ Separate
Living & Family Rooms!
$249,900. MLS# C7048798
Linda 941-457-7245 or Jill
Brouwer 941-276-4459
Jill Brouwer Realty,


Beautiful Pool Home


ROTONDA WEST
157 COUGAR WAY
Beautifully Remodeled 2001 Pool
Home, 3 bd/2ba/2car, Granite & New
SS Appliances., Park Like
Setting, On DIb Lot, Asking $209,900
BAY BRIDGE HOMES
941-626-8200


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PRICED BELOW MARKET FOR
IMMEDIATE SALE! NO PETS, ADULT
COMMUNITY. FISHING PIER ON CHARLOTTE
HARBOR. IMMACULATE & UPDATED 2/2 DOUBLE.
Better Hurry & Call!!!
MIKE @ 941-356-5308

PRIME SAILBOAT LOT


PORT CHARLOTTE
147 Leland St SE. Prime
Sailboat Water cul-de-sac Lot
w/dock & lift on 130' Seawall.
5 min to Charlotte Harbor &
Gulf access. $229,000
941-625-7088

PUNTA GORDA


RIVERSIDE!
$39,995
2/2, FURNISHED.
UPDATED AND VERY CLEAN!
Call Mike, 941-356-5308
www.riversideoaksflorida.com

GOFRSSAAIE


LAKE SUZY, 11335 SW Essex Dr.
Located in Kingsway Golf Course
Area. 2+ Bedrooms/Den,
2 Baths, 2 Car Garage!.
Single Unit Villa! Meticulas!
MLS#C7047973 $209,950.
JILL BROUWER REALTY
Jill's Cell 941-276-4459
Linda 941-457-7245


DEEP CREEK
425 Bahia Grande Ave.
1990 Pool home 3/2/2
2121 sq. ft. cul-de-sac lot, mature
trees, etc. Too much to list!
MUST SEE! Asking $195,000
Lorrie Tanksley
941-815-1198
Re/Max Harbor Realty

BEAUTIFUL POOL HOME!


ROTONDA WEST, FSBO
253 Mariner Ln, 3/2/2 Solar
heated Pool, Built 2005,
New A/C, Low Insurance, 7K in
hurricane shutters.
Furnished. Buyers agent 3%.
$184,000 941-698-4776

PRIVATE ECONR


ARCADIA: 2.5 Acres,
Includes 3/2 MH & Carport Near
1-75, Walmart & Peace River Boat
Ramp. $145k Cash.
941-743-6601


GULF FRONT MANASOTA KEY 2/2
Condo, Top Floor, partial Gulf view,
Recently updated, Parking, storage,
Elevator, & private beach on the Gulf of
Mexico! Turnkey furnished. $299,900
RE/MAX Alliance Group
Carla Stiver/Kim Shortt
941-548-4434
www.TheStiverGroup.com


PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2/2 on fresh-
water canal with dock and a water-
fall to sooth you! Inground swim spa
and fenced yard. Updated AC,
water heater and fresh paint!
$149,900 Jodi Kozenieski
A Clear Choice Realty, LLC
(941) 979-9396

One of a Kind


Deep Creek: 336 Japura Street.
Custom home, 2156 sq ft with pool,
built in 2002, spectacular large
park-like yard with lake view,
cul de sac. FABULOUS!
Don't Miss this ONE!!!
$299,900
Call Pat Walker 941-276-4674
RE/MAX Anchor Realty


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RIVERWOOD VILLA.
Gorgeous Jacaranda Model
with Pool. 3 Bedroom + Den/
2 Car Garage. Carl Anderson
Real Estate Broker
941-629-9586


2007 BUILT-EXTRA LOT/RV PAD!
3/2/2 1850 SQFT GREAT ROOM + DEN,
SEPARATE DINING & BREAKFAST ROOM
$189,000 MLS- C7048826
MARY MCKINLEY
"SELLING WITH INTEGRITY"
941-629-2100

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PUNTA GORDA
Waterfront, 2 Triplexes
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$299,000 FSBO, No Realtors.
Call 941-626-9652


PORT CHARLOTTE
PROMENADES EAST 2/2 CONDO
Includes all updated appliances,
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12981 Klngsway Circle
4/2/2 POOLw/ Hot Tub! Outside
Kitchen Located on the 15th
Hole! MUST SEE! MLS#C7048624
630GGOO. $289,950.
JIL BROUWER REALTY
Jill's Cell 941-276-4459
Linda 941-457-7245




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PORT CHARLOTTE,
Spacious Custom 3/2/2, Heated
Pool & Spa! Beautiful Kitchen,
Top of the Line Appliances!
Corner Lot! $205,000.
Doris Walters,
Bud Trayner Realty.
941-661-4019


PORT CHARLOTTE
Beautiful 2/2 Fully Renovated,
New Kitchen AppI & Cabinets,
Tile and Paint.
Fully Furnished, Great Location.
Close to Everything!
$65,900 OBO
Owner 423-343-6349


PORT CHARLOTTE
Luxurious 3/2/2 Split Plan with
HEATED POOL on Canal!
$429,900. $405,000.
Sue Ellen Fumich,
941-276-2894
Coldwell Banker Morris Realty, Inc.


PORT CHARLOTTE
3/2.5/2 in Gated Comm. of
Pepper Tree Estates! Open Con-
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cient AC Unit & Newer Water Htr.
$199,500.
Jeff Runyan, Re/Max Palm.
941-979-2843


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