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Sheriff investigates shooting


Authorities arrest attempted murder suspect


Joseph
Evans,
authorities say
he fired shot;
bond $25,000.


SHEMIR WILES
Chronicle
Gunfire at a Crystal River home led
to the arrest of a Beverly Hills man
Thursday evening.
According to a Citrus County Sher-
iff's Office arrest report, deputies re-
sponded at approximately 9:47 p.m. to
the Publix shopping plazaon U.S. 44


in reference to a shooting. A 22-year-
old Crystal River man told police he
went to a home off Gannett Place to
meet an acquaintance. While exiting
the vehicle, the man said Joseph Mor-
ris Evans Jr., 23, of 11 S. Fillmore St,
and two other people attacked him for
some unknown reason.
The man said he was able to free
himself from the fight and as he re-


turned to his car, he heard a gunshot
The man said he turned his car
around to leave the area and that's
when he saw Evans point a dark-col-
ored handgun at him and fire it. The
bullet struck approximately 2 inches
below the window rim, the report
states.
Deputies went to the location of the
hooting, which was later disclosed as
6589 Gannett Place, and found a spent
shell casing in the street near the spot
where the man said Evans was stand-


ing when he fired the gun. According
to the report, Evans was still at the
home. A person present at the time of
the shooting told police he did hear a
gunshot, but couldn't identify who
fired a gun.
Evans was arrested and charged
with attempted first-degree murder.
He is being held at the Citrus County
Detention Facility on a $25,000 bond.
Contact Chronicle reporter .
Shemir Wiles at 564-2924 or swiles@
chronicleonline.com.


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Official: Sexual abuse case 'heinous,'pretty horrific'


Woman charged in case says she knew
of man's actions with 7-year-old girl


SHEMIR WILES
Chronicle


Jesse Edward Laramee, 35, and
Jane Marie Marcy, 27, were
charged Tuesday with capital
felony charges of sexual battery on
a person younger than 12 years.
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County Sheriff's Office calls a re-
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ever seen.
"This is the worst case I've
worked," said Detective Lynn
Tabb with the CCSO's Special
Victims Unit
Tabb was assigned to the case
, and eventually arrested Jesse Ed-
ward Laramee, 35, and Jane


Marie Marcy, 27, Tuesday on cap-
ital felony charges of sexual bat-
tery on a person younger than 12
years after the girl made sexual
abuse allegations against them.
According to an arrest report,
investigators interviewed the girl
Sept. 15 after learning that she
was making accusations against
Laramee.
The girl stated that Laramee
was the boyfriend of Marcy. The
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would pull her hair and make her
perform sexual acts on him. She
also said Laramee would per-
form sexual acts on her and,
when she would cry, he would
slap her across the face and tell
her to be quiet
The girl said the incidents hap-
pened in Marcy's van, at
Laramee's home and at the home
of a relative of Laramee's. The
girl said when the incidents oc-
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A2 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2009


County BRIEFS
Fundraiser to help
Homosassa teen
Friends and family of
Dustyn Kole Tedder of Ho-
mosassa will raise funds to
help pay his medical bills by
hosting a carwash this week.
Tedder, 16, was injured
Aug. 7 in a dirt bike accident.
He sustained head trauma
and bone fractures, and is
now going home.
Jaimee Gordon and Amber
Walters will host the carwash
from 9:3t.a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
today in the parking lot at the
State Farm Insurance
Agency at 3899 S. Suncoast
Blvd., Homosassa, across
from Wal-Mart.
The funds raised from the
carwash and other activities
will go into Tedder's trust fund
at the SunTrust bank in Ho-
mosassa.
Call 628-1789.
Historical society
to host travel expo
The Citrus Country Histori-
cal Society invites the public
to attend its annual Travel
Expo Presentation at 10 a.m.
Tuesday, at the Old Court-
house in Invemess.
The itineraries for the
monthly excursions will be
given along with an exciting
presentation about Discover-
ing Tuscany. The society has
a tour to Italy planned for April
29, 2010.
Join the society to hear
about garden tours, theater
shows, museums exhibits and
more destinations in 2010.
Judy Schmutzer, tour coordi-
nator and escort, will be the
hostess for this event. Light
refreshments will be served.
The trips are fundraising
events for the Society. Please
RSVP by calling Judy at 560-
3784 or Laurie at the Historic
Courthouse 341-6429.
Swiftmud to host
open house
The Southwest Florida
Water Management District
will host a public open house
to gather input about future
conservation land purchases.
The district is evaluating
properties that may be eligi-
ble for purchase under the
Florida Forever Program.
The public is invited to at-
tend an open house from 6 to
8 p.m. Thursday at the dis-
trict's headquarters, 2379
Broad St., in Brooksville. Dur-
ing the open house, residents
will be able to view area
maps and the list of prospec-
tive properties.
The Florida Legislature es-
tablished the Florida Forever
Program in 1999. The pro-
gram continues Florida's suc-
cessful land acquisition
initiative that has included the
Save Our Rivers and Preser-
vation 2000 programs.
For more information, call
(352) 796-7211, ext. 4452.
Local organization
collecting clunkers
Maritime Ministries is ask-
ing car owners to donate their
clunkers, so they can then be
given to needy families in the
community.
Car donors can deduct the
full appraised value of the car
off their taxes.
To arrange a donation, call
220-1888, 220-1889 or 795-
9621. Maritime Ministries is
at 10468 N. Citrus Ave. near
the intersection of County
Roads 488 and 495.
Church, state
separatists to meet
The.Nature Coast Chapter
of Americans United for Sep-
aration of Church and State
will meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday,
Oct. 20, at Lakes Region Li-
brary, 1511 Druid Road, In-
verness. For information, call
726-9112.
Ranch to host
gambling bash
The Senior Foundation of
Citrus County, a 501 (c) (3)
nonprofit organization, will


host Casino Royale on Satur-
day, Oct. 10, at Black Dia-
mond Ranch to raise money
for the unmet needs of Citrus
County seniors.
Tickets start at $65 and are
available for purchase until
Oct. 1, at Citrus Cardiology
(308 W. Highland Blvd., In-
vemess) and all Superior
Bank branches within Citrus,
Hemando and Marion coun-
ties:
For information, call Rus-
sell Monllos at (703) 362-
6341 or e-mail Consulting
Russ@Gmail.com
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Taxes subject of WPN meeting


Meeting slated

for Monday

Special to the Chronicle
Those who attend Mon-
day's Citrus County Tax
Forum, presented by the
Women's Political Network,
you will learn what taxes
are going up, down, or stay-
ing the same.
Commissioner Winn
Webb; Ginger Bryant,
chairwoman of the school


board; Ken Frink, chair-
man of the mosquito con-
trol board; and a
representative from the
Southwest Water Manage-
ment District will attend.
The hospital board will
send a report, as they have
a meeting conflict. Ques-
tions and answers will fol-
low the forum.
The Women's Political
Network of Citrus County is
chartered by the Florida
Women's Political Network
and affiliated with the Na-
tional Republican Women's
Network. The Network's


mission is to inform, edu-
cate and inspire women on
political issues. Meetings
focus on political topics
and legislative issues at all
levels of government, and
features guest speakers, fo-
rums, and roundtable dis-
cussions.
The Network will meet
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Mon-
day at the Central Ridge
Public Library, 425 W. Roo-
sevelt Blvd., Beverly Hills.
Call Patricia Cowen at
746-9003 for more informa-
tion. Donations for CASA
are welcome.


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Around the
COUNTY


Sen. Dean pays
impact fees on barn
State Sen. Charlie Dean
paid about $11,700 in after-
the-fact building and impact
fees for the residential portion
of his barn on the Withla-
coochee River, County Ad-
ministrator Brad Thorpe said.
Dean, R-Invemess, ob-
tained a building permit for ,
the structure, which was built
in 2007. County building offi-
cials are reviewing the permit
for compliance before issuing
a certificate of occupancy.
The impact fee was
$6,887.
Fall bird
migration begins
Fall is a special time of
year for bird watching in
Florida. Citrus County
Audubon Society is leading a
bird watching field trip begin-
ning at 8:30 a.m. Thursday,
Oct. 1, to Clay Island in Lake
County. This trip is an easy-
walking, 2 to 3 hour hike
through some premium bird-
ing settings.
The walk is led by experi-
enced birders Mavis and
Franklin Grebenc (sivam3510
@yahoo.com or 341-3719).
Pre-registration is not neces-
sary and participants with all
levels of birding skills are wel-
come. See www.Citrus
CountyAudubon.com for
complete details.
Memory screening
slated in Beverly Hills
Adults age 50 and older
who are concerned about
memory loss can visit the
Alzheimer's Association
Memory Mobile at HPH Hos-
pice locations and receive a
free, 20-minute memory
screening by appointment
only.
Screenings will take place
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 23.
The Memory Mobile will be
at the HPH Administrative of-
fice at 3545 N. Lecanto High-
way, Beverly Hills and at 698
S. Broad St., Brooksville, on
Friday, Sept. 25 and at the
HPH office located at 12260
Cortez Blvd., Spring Hill, on
Monday, Sept. 28.
To make an appointment,
call Wendy Hall, HPH Com-
munity Liaison, at 527-4600.
For a complete schedule,
visit www.hph-hospice.org.
Brown-Waite to host
business workshop
U.S. Rep. Ginny Brown-
Waite, R-Brooksville, is host-
ing "Business Success in
Difficult Economic Times," a
workshop designed with
small businesses in mind.
The meeting is from 9 to 11
a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 23, in
the student ministry center of
Seven Rivers Presbyterian
Church, 4221 W. Gulf-to-
Lake Highway, Lecanto.
Speakers include repre-
sentatives from the Small
Business Development Cen-
ter at the University of North
Florida, General Services Ad-
ministration, Internal Revenue
Service, Small Business Ad-
ministration and SCORE.
Contact Joy Hampton at
joy.hampton@mail.house.gov
pr (352) 799-8394 (toll free:
866-492-4835, ext. 17) with
questions.
Health center plans
for grand opening
The grand opening cele-
bration for Citrus Memorial
Healthcare Center at Sug-
armill Woods will be from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. today at the
new facility at 7945 S. Sun-
coast Blvd. in Homosassa.
The ribbon-cutting celebra-
tion will include facility tours,
free health screenings, in-
cluding blood pressure, os-
teoporosis, glucose and
balance, food, entertainment
and health education.
As parking at the center
will be limited, those attend-
ing are advised to park at Do-
minic's Restaurant,
Sweetwater Plaza, Sweetwa-
ter Homes or the Doll Fac-


tory. Shuttle service will be
available from these lots from
9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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Nelson Hildreth and Barbara Worth play a game of bridge Friday during the second annual ACBL Duplipate Bridge Sectional Tournament at
the Plantation Golf Resort in Crystal River. The event Saturday will 'be for open pairs and Sunday will feature a Swiss Teams event. Satur-
day's sessions are at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., and Sunday's session is at 10 a.m.





Weekend events hit all the right notes


CHERI HARRIS
Chronicle

A weekend filled with
music and other upbeat
happenings should leave
you still whistling a happy
tune when Monday rolls
around.
N Start gearing up for hol-
iday cheer at the 14th an-
nual Christmas in
September Art and Craft
Show from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
today at the Florida Na-
tional Guard Armory, 8551


W Venable St, Crystal River.
More than 40 vendors will
sell creations ranging from
jewelry and ceramics to
painted wood and glass and
"redneck" items. Admission
donation is $1 per person.
Food provided by Oysters
Restaurant will be for sale.
Proceeds benefit charitable
projects supported by the
Pilot Club of Crystal River.
* The city of Inverness
will host a celebration for
Whispering Pines Park's
30th anniversary from 10


a.m. to 4 p.m. today at the
park on Forest Drive in In-
verness. Highlights include
a disc golf demonstration,
Boy Scouts demonstrating
camping skills, free hot dogs
and cake, and free admis-
sion today only to the pool.
For information, call 726-
3913.
* The public is invited to
enjoy "Music in the Park"
from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the
gazebo behind Crystal River
City Hall. The theme for this
month is Broadway. Those


attending are invited to
bring lawn 'chairs or blan-
kets for seating.
* Five-time Grammy-win-
ning group Blind Boys of Al-
abama will be in concert at
7:30 p.m. today at Curtis Pe-
terson Auditorium, 3810 W
Educational Path, Lecanto.
Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets
are $25 for general admis-
sion seating and $50 for VIP
It is a fundraiser for Her-
nando Church of the Living
God. For information, call
(352) 328-5079.


* Don't be afraid to fall
into "Death Trap," the witty
murder mystery that contin-
ues this weekend at the Art
Center Theatre, 2644 N. An-
napolis Ave., Hernando.
Show times are 7:30 p.m.
today and 2. p.m. Sunday.
Tickets are $18 for adults
and $12 for students.
For information, call 746-
7606 or visit www.art
center.cc.
Contact Cheri Harris at
564-2926 or charris@
chronicleonline.com.


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cured, Marcy was usually at
the house or in the van. She
told sheriff's officials during
an interview that Laramee
made her perform sex acts on
her 2-year-old sister and said
that he told her not to say any-
thing or that he would kill her
After the interview,
deputies made contact with
Laramee at his house. He re-
portedly agreed to go to the
Emergency Operations Cen-
ter in Lecanto to be inter-
viewed, but after being asked
a series of questions, he re-
portedly asked for a lawyer.
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were true. Marcy reportedly
told police Laramee was abu-
sive toward her and the girl.
She alleged several other in-
cidents involving sex acts be-
tween her and Laramee in
front of the child, as well as
between her and the child.
She reportedly admitted
that incidents of sexual abuse
took place at her home, in
Laramee's home and in her
van. According to the arrest
report, she also admitted to
having full knowledge of what
was occurring between
Laramee and the girl and
participating in the abuse.
Tabb said as a parent, it
was disgusting to hear Marcy
reveal that she participated
in the abuse. He added that
this case involves not only
child abuse, but also in-
cluded domestic violence


and drug abuse.
"This is definitely not one
of our normal cases," Tabb
said. "It was pretty bad."
Gail Tierney, spokeswoman
for the sheriff's office, said
that Laramee and Marcy
were not the children's bio-
logical parents; the children
were in the couple's custodial
care. According to Tabb, the
sheriff's office worked
quickly to make the arrests so
the children could be re-
moved from the home and the
couple would not flee. The
children are currently being
kept in a shelter, Tabb said.
Marcy and Laramee con-
tinue to be held without bond
at the Citrus County Deten-
tion Facility. Because the
charges are capital felonies,
they can face up to life in
orison.


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Citrus County
Sheriff's Office
Domestic battery
arrests
* Josie Renee Kelly, 22, of
1147 S. Comell Terrace, Inver-
ness, at 1:18 p.m. Wednesday
on a felony charge of aggra-
vated battery on a pregnant per-
son. According to the arrest
report, an 18-year-old Inverness
woman told police she was at
home when she and her older
sister started arguing. The
woman said her sister walked
away so she thought the fight
was over, but her sister came
running toward her, pushed her
against the wall and began
choking her. The woman said
her sister eventually let go,
called her an expletive and left
the house. The woman said she
was four months pregnant and
her sister was aware of it. Kelly
reportedly told police she did
start arguing with her sister and
after losing her temper, held her
sister against the wall with one
hand around her throat. Accord-
ing to the report, Kelly denied
choking her sister, but admitted
to knowing she was pregnant.
No bond.
* Louis W. Scavo, 39, of
Lecanto, at 6:29 p.m. Tuesday
on misdemeanor charges of vi-
olating an injunction for protec-
tion against domestic violence
and possession of drug para-
phernalia. According to the ar-
rest report, Scavo was seen
leaving out the back of a resi-
dence that he was not sup-
posed to come within 500 feet of
and he also possessed a baggy
containing a green leafy sub-
stance, which field tested for
marijuana. No bond.
* David A. Henriquez, 22, of
1870 N. Cherry Terrace, Crystal
River, at 7:45 p.m. Monday on
misdemeanor charges of do-
mestic battery and criminal mis-
chief. According to the arrest
report, a 26-year-old Crystal
River woman said Henriquez
kicked her va.llJ f a her thrwau


* For more information
about arrests made
by the Citrus County
Sheriff's Office, go to
www.sheriffcitrus.org
and click on the Public
Information link, then
on Arrest Reports.

her on the ground, kicked her
truck's taillight and threw a brick
through her truck window. Hen-
riquez told police the woman hit
him with a closed fist so he
began restraining her to prevent
her from further hitting him. He
also said the woman bit his chin
so he kicked her truck and threw
a brick at it. No bond.
* Thomas Bruce Lee Jr.,
32, of Inverness, at 3:14 p.m.
Monday on a misdemeanor
charge of domestic battery. Ac-
cording to the arrest report, a
33-year-old Inverness woman
said she and Lee got into an ar-
gument and he threw her on the
bed three times and smacked
her across the face about seven
times. Lee reportedly told police
the woman kept arguing with
him and hit him several times so
he slapped her. He then told po-
lice she threw a shoebox at him
so. he slapped her again. No
bond.
Other arrests
* John Edward Wentworth,
31, of 12217 Peaceful Ave.,
Brooksville, at 2 p.m. Thursday
on an active Citrus County war-
rant for a felony charge of grand
theft. Bond $2,000.
* Gilbert Rivera Morales,
47, of 7036 W. Wildfire Lane,
Homosassa, at 1:55 p.m. Thurs-
day on an active Orange County
warrant for misdemeanor
charges of follow/harass/cyber-
stalk and making a phone call
without identification with intent
to abuse/harass. Bond $1,250.
* Angela L. Allen, 37, of 14
S. Barbour SL, Beverly Hills, at
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CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICIX


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Marion County warrant for a
misdemeanor charge of obtain-
ing property by means of worth-
less check. Bond $150.
* Chloe A. Poole, 24, of
6465 W. Orange Lane, Crystal
River, at 4:50 p.m. Thursday on
felony charges of grand theft
and giving false information to
a pawnbroker. According to the
arrest report, a woman ac-
cused Poole of stealing and
pawning an Xbox video game
console, two guitar controllers,
four games and a headset from
her mother's home. Poole at
first told police she pawned the
items to help the woman pay
her light bill. Then she report-
edly changed her story and
said she did it for the woman
because the woman wanted to
get back at her husband for
splitting up' with her. Bond
$4,000.
Burglaries
* A burglary occurred at ap-
proximately 8 p.m. Sept. 15 to
an unoccupied structure in the
3700 block of S. Suncoast
Boulevard, Homosassa.
* A burglary occurred at ap-
proximately 5 p.m. Sept. 15 to a
conveyance in the 2200 block of
W. Pine Ridge Boulevard, Bev-
erly Hills.
* A burglary occurred at ap-
proximately 2 p.m. Sept. 16 to a
conveyance at Big Blue Swim-
ming Hole.
Thefts
* A petit theft occurred at ap-
proximately 11:50 a.m. Sept. 15
in the 3600 block of E. Orange
Drive, Hemando.
* A petit theft occurred at ap-
proximately 2 p.m. Sept. 16 in
the 500 block of S. U.S. 41
Highway, Inverness.
* An auto theft occurred at
approximately 6:30 p.m. Sept.
16 in the 6500 block of W. Linus
Court, Crystal River.
* On Sept 16, a report was
taken for a petit theft of a stolen
tag/decal on Pine Street in Ho-
mosassa.









CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SATURDAY, SEPTEMRER 19, 2009 AS


James
Cason, 49
DRIPPING
SPRINGS, TEXAS
James H. Cason, 49, died
suddenly in Dripping
Springs, Texas, on Monday,
September 14, 2009. Jim was
a sixth generation Floridian
and was a Southern Baptist
He was raised in Citrus
County and graduated from
Citrus High School in 1978.
He served his country in the
United States Air Force for
four years and was dis-
charged honorably. After his
career as an Electronic
Communications Engineer
With E-Systems Corp., in St.
Petersburg, he went into the
construction business- in
Texas.
His father, George M.
"Sonny" Cason predeceased
him (12-08-1999), as well as
his maternal and paternal
grandparents: George E.
and Mabel Cason; and Ho-
race and Vera Smith.
He is survived by his
mother, Betty Sue Smith
Cason Snow; his stepfather,
Robert G. Snow Sr., two
brothers, George Daniel
Cason (Doris); Tampa; and


Stephen W Cason (Jen-
nifer), Lecanto; and one
daughter, Rachel N. Booth;
Gainesville.
There will be a visitation
at 10:00 AM and a celebra-
tion of life service at 11:00
AM on Monday, September
21, 2009, at Turner Funeral
Homes, 504 E. Jefferson St,
Brooksville. Burial will fol-
low at Lake Lindsey Ceme-
tery. Services will be
conducted by the Reverend
Damont Drake of Eden Bap-
tist Church.
Arrangements by Turner
Funeral Homes Brooksville
Chapel (352) 796-3588.
Sign the guest book at
wwwchronicleonline.com.

Sherman
Mullens, 63
OCALA
Sherman Mullens, age 63,
of Ocala, FL, passed away
September 16, 2009. Visita-
tion and Interment will be
in West Virginia. Brown Fu-
neral Home and Crematory,
Lecanto, Florida.

Debra
Pruhdomme, 47
MCINTOSH
Debra L. Pruhdomme,
age 47, of McIntosh, FL
passed away September


15, 2009.
Private cremation under
the direction of Brown Fu-
neral Home and Crematory,
Lecanto, Florida,

Barbara
Rattee, 67
OCALA
Barbara Rattee, age 67, of
Ocala, FL, passed away Sep-
tember 18,2009.
Private cremation under
the direction of Brown Fu-
neral Home and Crematory
in Lecanto, FL.

Joseph
Reale Jr., 51
HERNANDO
Joseph F Reale Jr., age 51,
of Hernando, FL, passed
away September 9,2009.
Private cremation under
the direction of Brown Fu-
neral Home and Crematory
in Lecanto, FL.

Heather
Reinertsen, 13
IN.G LIS
Heather Nicole Reinert-
sen, age 13, of Inglis, FL,
passed away September 13,
2009.
Visitation will be on Tues-
day, September 22, 2009,
from 5 until service time at 7


p.m. at the Brown Funeral
Home in Lecanto. Private
cremation will follow.

Gladys
Sapotkin, 85
DUNNELLON
Gladys Sapotkin, age 85, of
Dunnellon, died Thursday,
Sept 17, 2009, at Hampton
Manor West in Dunnellon.
Private cremation arrange-
ments are under the care of
the Roberts Funeral Home,
Dunnellon.






,Thomas F.
Saucer, 69
CRYSTAL RIVER
Thomas E Saucer, US
Navy retired, age 69, of
Crystal River, died Wednes-
day September 16, 2009, at
Seven Rivers Regional
Medical Center. He was
born December 26, 1939, in
Tampa, Fla.. and came here
7 years ago from Inter-
lachen, Fla. He was a mem-
ber of The Church of the
Nazarene, the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and the Ma-
sonic Lodge. He was pre-
ceded in death by his sister


Shirley Smith.
He is survived by his wife
of 39 years Aubraleen Tyler
Saucer, two sons, Jimmy
Nelson (Diane) of Burnet,
TX, and Charles Nelson
(Donna) of Marble Falls, TX,
a daughter, Kathy Padgett
(Shanne) of Middleburg, FL,
two sisters, Virginia
"Blondie" LaRoche (Ted) of
Cocoa, FL, and Verna
"Cindy" McKeown (Dean) of
Ft. Smith, AR, Stepsister
Lucille Shea (Clayton) of
Homosassa, FL. Brothers in
Law Winnfred Tyler of Cen-
terville, TX, Tommy Tyler of
Big Springs, TX, and Jerry
Tyler (Linda) of Centerville,
TX., Sisters in Law Terri
Preston of Midland, TX, and
Tammi Dutton (Randy) of
Carlsbad, NM, 12 grandchil-
dren and several great
grandchildren, many
nieces, nephews and fa-
vorite nephew Michael
Bergeron.
The Funeral Service will
be conducted Monday, Sep-
tember 21, at 12:00 PM at
The Strickland Funeral
Home Chapel in Crystal
River. Visitation will be
from 11:00 AM until service
time. Burial with Full Mili-
tary Honors will follow at
2:00 PM in The Florida Na-
tional Cemetery, Bushnell,
FL. In lieu of flowers,


please consider a memorial
contribution to Hospice of
Citrus County PO. Box
641270, Beverly Hills, FL
34464.
Sign the guest book at
wwwchronicleonline.com.
Frances
Sikora, 86
CRYSTAL RIVER
Frances Sikora, age 86, of
Crystal River, FL, passed
away September 15, 2009, at
her home.
Memorial services will be
held at 4 p.m. on Sunday,
Sept 20th, at the Brown Fu-
neral Home in Lecanto. Pri-
vate cremation will take
place under the direction of
Brown Funeral Home and
Crematory, Lecanto, FL.
Diane
Spindler, 43
CITRONELLE
Diane Marie Spindler, age
43, of Citronelle, passed
away September 13,2009.
Family will receive
friends on Monday from 6
until 8 p.m. at the Brown Fu-
neral Home in Lecanto, FL
Chapel services will be on
Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. at the
funeral home. Interment
will follow at the Stage
Stand Cemetery in Ho-
mosassa, FL.


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- 259-0919 SACRN
BUDGET SUMMARY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS - FISCAL YEAR 2009/2010


REVENUES
Estimated Revenues
Ad Valorem Taxes
Ad Valorem Taxes
Ad Valorem Taxes
Non Ad Valorem Taxes
Licenses and Permits
Intergovernmental Revenue
Charges for Services-
Fines and Forfeitures
Miscellaneous Revenues
Other
Total Estimated Revenues


Millage General
Per $1,000 Fund


5.7299 49,817,772
0.3102
0.4566
2,015,484
63,000
8,650,042
3,992,235
67,000
1,123,988


Transportation Debt Special Library Fire Taxing
Service Assessment Taxing District District


6,923,178


5,314,665

2,353,406
11,000

204,160


3,125,241


4,383,090


2,355,439


4,500


12,975


80,000


37,500


Enterprise






44,400
1,200,000


125,000 21,162,214


29,960


65,729,521 14,806,409 4,500 2,368,414 3,242,741 4,538,050


567,000
314,000
23,287,614


Impact
Fees


Special
Revenues


Totals


987,342 57,728,292
3,125,241
4,383,090
- 700,000 8,074,549
1,150,900 - 4,769,339
90,000 11,173,448
7,934,741 33,225,190
51,350 118,350
1,163,061 3,143,144
- - 314,000
1,150,900 10,926,494 126,054,643


Other Financing Sources
Transfers from Other Funds
Statutory Reserves


Total Estimated Revenue & Other Sources 64,375,714
Cash Carry Forward 20,440,000
TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUE OTHER
SOURCES AND CASH CARRY FORWARD $ 84,815,714


1,932,670 842,330 2,447,725
(3,286,477) (740,322) (225)


(118,243)


14,908,417 2,452,000 2,250,171
4,343,500 18,000 4,099,930


24,000 - 2,836,017 - 1,230,928
(162,138) (226,903) (1,142,682) (57,545) (301,529)

3,104,603 4,311,147 24,980,949 1,093,355 11,855,893
1,698,000 1,091,800 40,739,123 3,932,500 10,509,617


$ 19,251,917 $ 2,470,000 $ 6,350,101 $ 4,802,603 $ 5,402,947 $65,720,072 $ 5,025,855 $ 22,365,510 $ 216,204,719


EXPENDITURES
Appropriated Expenditures
General Governmental Services
Public Safety
Physical Environment
Transportation
Economic Environment
Human Services
Culture and Recreation
Total Appropriated Expenditures

Other Financing Uses
Transfers to Other Funds
Total Expenditures and Other Uses
Reserves
TOTAL APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURES,
OTHER USES AND RESERVES


34,723,147
32,275,315
1,438,725
124,877
320,365
3,257,113
1,046,805
73,186,347


3,815,992
77,002,339
7,813,375


1,164,300
- 651,500

17,877,651 . -
604,200
- 604,200


1,006,060
1,382,140


4,765,702 1,316,750
- - 34,963,380


- - - 4,018,561 -
17,877,651 2A420,000 2,388,200 4,018,561 4,765,702 36,280,130
" .1116O


890,000
18,767,651
484,266


' - 147,508
2,420,000 . 2,535,708
50,000 3,814,393


52,884
4,071,445
731,158


383,259
5,148,961
253,986


4,489,674
40,769,804
24,950,268


498,312
1,296,176
3,729,679


380,035
13,934,252
8,431,258


46,133,484
39,312,148
37,610,952
19,851,482
1,097,032
5,110,484
6,173,090
155,288,672


10,657,664
165,946,336
50,258,383


$ 84,815,714 $ 19,251,917 $ 2,470,000 $ 6,350,101 $ 4,802,603 $ 5,402,947 $65,720,072 $ 5,025,855 $ 22,365,510 $ 216,204,719


The tentative, adopted, and/or final budgets are on file in the office of the above mentioned taxing authority as a public record.
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260-0919 SACRN

Notice of Budget Hearing


The Citrus County Board of County Commissioners has

tentatively adopted a budget for fiscal year 2009/2010.


A public hearing to make a FINAL DECISION on the

budget AND TAXES will be held on Tuesday, September

22, 2009 at 5:01 p.m. at the Citrus County Courthouse,

110 N. Apopka Avenue, County Commission Meeting

Room, Inverness, Florida, 34450. 7 .


9,313,670
(6,036,064)

129,332,249
86,872,470


. 10,246,037
170,000 132,881
- 202,787
466,814 -
- 776,667
- 1,249,171
161,050 946,674
797,864 13,554,217


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Name Vol(00 La _ Ch Name Volo Last Chg Name Vol0ool Last Chg most active on the Nasdaq National Market and 1-6 most a3cive on the Amen-
Citigrp 10612633 4.26-.6 CelSci 356580 1.6116 16 ETrade 324582 1.84 +14 can Stock Exchange.Tables show name, price and net change.
BKofAm 1500868 17.63 +.02 Oilsandsg 85351 1.19 -.03 ArenaPhm 1119797 5.18 +.27 Name: Stocks appear alphaetllcally by the company's lull name (nol abbreea-
SPDR 1390277 106.72 +.07 EldorGklg 62386 11.70 -.27 HuntBnk 989069 4.35 -.16 tion). Names consisting of initials appear at Ine beginning of each letter's list,
GenElec 1182265 16.50 -.16 GoldStr g 54630 3.17 -.21 PwShsQQQ804654 42.44 +.08 Last: Price stock was trading at when exchange closed tor the day
iShJapn 1157864 10.17 +.05 GrtBasGg 49729 1.48, -.08 Yahoo 713412 17.39 -.11 Chg: Loss or gain tor the day No change indicated Oy
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GAINERS 152 on ol GAJERS *2 O 52R MORE) low d - LSS5 In lasl 12 in e ec - Coiary urr.airTy listed on me American Exchanges
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GrayTetr, 2r. 6.5 .5 .-17 ',irrPD. -g45 6 , ..: C:.iB l,:CR 2 ,9 .140 .117 ingquiacation n. SlucK as8aerewS6ueinnelaStyear The 52-.eekr,.ghandlow fig-
GrayTvA 2.57 +.62 +31.5 Engex 2.94 +.44 +17.6 SinoGlobal 4.58 +1.16 +33.9 ures dare only Irom ire beginning of trading pt Prelenea ELock issue. pr - Preferences pp -
Newcstle h. 3.05 +.63 +26.0 ManSang 2.48 +.33 +15.5 Oncolytg 3.17 +.69 +27.8 Holder as instalimenits of purchase price n - Rign to buy security of a epecaled price 6 -
FstPfd pfA 7.19 +1.44 +25.0 UtdCap 23.40 +3.03 +14.9 BostPrv 6.88 +1.49 +27.6 Stock rha. pip o at ieaas 20 percent wimin me last year at - Trades will be ei seo ahen mea
MaguirpfA. 5.76 +1.11 +23.9 ReadyMix 3.85 +.49 +14.6 SptChalA 2.05 +.44 +27.3 stock i.issuad wad -When dnbuted .n-Warrant. alowinggapurchaseuofastock.u New
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LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS lI2 on 5 RE LOSERS (S2 .:.R U:,E) celseirup, or tieng resogar,zed under the bankruptcy las Appears In fron ol Irs name
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FredM pfQ 2.32 -.28 -10.8 Suprmlnd 2.00 -.53 -20.9 Escalade 2.22 -.53 -19.3
CitiSP12-1011.37 -1.13 -9.0 TrioTch 2.56 -.34 -11.7 AidHIPd 4.25 -.89 -17.3
Sparton 3.77 .-.33 -8.0 Gainscors 14.55 -1.70 -10.5 SpeedUshlf 5.91 -1.19 -16.8
FredMpfL 2.35 -.20 -7.8 FrkStPrp 13.23 -1.53 -10.4 Aetrium 2.03 -.38 -15.8 52-Week Net % YTD
Valhi 13.40 -1.13 -7.8 TanzRyg 2.81 -.29 -9.4 Insure.com 2.78 -.45 -13.9 High Low Name Last Chg Chg Ch


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1 76, Advan:eo3
1,277 Declined
105 Unchanged
3,148 Total issues
209 New Highs
1 New Lows
6,119,170,816 Volume


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269 Advadr,rd
297 Declined
55 Unchanged
621 Total issues
31 New Highs
1 New Lows
185,313,182 Volume


11,483.05 6,469.95Dow Jones Industrials
RY 5,227.53 2,134.21Dow Jones Transportation
I . 18 458.87 288.66Dow Jones Utilities
1,309 8,201.24 4,181.75NYSE Composite
117 1,944.73 1,130.47Amex Index
2,844 2,318.43 1,265.52Nasdaq Composite
110 1,265.12 666.79S&P 500
3 12,922.73 6,772.29Wilshire 5000
2,944,412,512 761.78 342.59Russell 2000


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AKSteel .20 .9 .. 23.05 -.31+147.3 Lowes .36 1.6 16 21.97 +.31 +2.1
AT&Tlnc 1.64 6.1 13 27.05 +.68 -5.1 McDnIds 2.00 3.5 15 57.00 +.54 -8.3
AlliedCap ......... 3.27 -.12 +21.6 Microsoft .52 2.1 16 25.26 -.04 +29.9
BkofAm .04 .2 48 17.63 +.02 +25.2 Motorola ......... 8.96 +.05+102.3
CapCtyBk .76 5.0 56 15.08 +.13-44.6
CntryTel 2.80 8.9 9 31.61 -.14 +15.7 Penney .80 2.3 21 34.11 +.53 +73.1
Citigrp ......... 4.26 -.16-36.5 ProgrssEn 2.48 6.3 14 39.11 -.10 -1.9
Disney .35 1.2 16 28.44 -.02 +25.3 RegionsFn .04 .7 ... 6.13 -.14-23.0
EKodak ......... 5.54 -.39 -15.8 SearsHIdgs ... 68.09 +2.10 +75.2
ExxonMbl 1.68 2.4 11 69.99 +.15-12.3 Smucker 1.40 2.6 15 53.13 +1.03 +22.5
FPLGrp 1.89 3.4 12 55.03 +.08 +9.3 SprintNex ......... 4.28 +.38+133.9
FairPnt h ......... .75 +.02 -77.1 TimeWrn rs .75 2.5 ... 29.58 +.24 +32.6
FordM 6.94 +.02+203.1
GenElec .40 2.4 13 16.50 -.16 +1.9 UniFirst .15 .3 12 44.44 -.48+49.7
Hormep .90 3.2 20 28.23 +31 +22.6 VedzonCm 1.90 6.4 13 29.59 +.08-12.7
Intel .56 2.9 45 19.56 +,15+33.4 WalMart 1.09 2.2 15 50.11 +.15-10.6
IBM 2.20 1.8 13122.11 +.23+45.1 Walgrn .55 1.6 16 34.50 +.18+39.8


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BHPBilLt 66.96 -1.09
BJISvcs 19.82 +1.27
ABBLtd 20.48 +15 BMCSit 38.18 -.31
AES Corp 14.39 +.04 BPPLC 54.79 -.01
AFLAC 42.75 +.05 BRT 7.25 +30
AGCO 29.01 -1.18 BakrHu 44.01 +3.23
AGLRes 35.11 -.15 BallCp 50.93 +.46
AKSteel 23.05 -.31 BcoBrades 18.58 +.02
AMBPr 24.85 +.35 BcoSantand 16.39 +34
AMR 8.65 -.15 BkofAm 17.63 +.02
ASALtd 77.00 -.47 BkNYMel 30.30 -.44
AT&TInc 27.05 +.68 BarrickG 37.05 -1.01
AUOptron 9.89 +.13 Baxter 58.36 -.17
AXA 25.53 +.08 BaytexEg 23.01 +.19
AbtLab 45.97 -.39 Beazer-IHm 5.52 +39
AberFitc 34.34 +.32 BestBuy 37.90 +.31
Accenture 35.84 -.42 BIkHillsCp 25.94 +.43
AdamsEx 9.97 -.02 BSkDebtStr 3.48 +.01
AdyAuto 39.28 +57 BlkEnhC&l 14.61 -.08
AMD 5.70 +.03 Blackstone 15.00 -.05
AdvSemi 3.95 -.07 BlockHR 17.58 +.05
AdvOil&Gs 6.76 .. Blockbstr 1.36 -.03
AeomTch 28.79 -.01 BlueChp 3.13 +.03
AerCap &94 +.13 Boeing 53.02 +.14
Aetna 30.80 -23 Borders 3.32 +.04
Agilent 28.37 -.12 BorgWam 30.86 -.30
Agnicog 68.75 -1.49 Bosteer 38.51 -.52
Agdriug 53.55 +26 BostProp 70.55 +.66
AirTran 6.63 -.04 BostonSci 10.97 -.04
AlcaeLWc 4.32 +.04 BoydGm 12.61 +.74
Alca 14.06 +.01 Brandyw 11.05 -.14
AIgEngy 27.64 +49 Brinker 16.36 -.19
AlagTch 34.86 -.39 BCrySq 22.52 +.18
Allegan 57.43 -.75 BroadrdgF 2023 - .88
Allete 34.27 +34 Brkfildprp 11.64 -.03
AliBGtiHi 12.62 +.16 BrownFBs 48.10 -1.22
AlBInco 8.28 ... Brmnswick 9.78 +.29
Al.Bemr 25.63 +.50 Buckeye 48.83 -.15
AlJedCap 327 -.12 Buenavent 34.05 +.10
Aldri4sh 9.84 +.36 BurgerKng 17.90 +.49
Allstate 30.654 +.31 BuriNSF 83.91 +55
AlphaNRs 37.95 -.61 CB RElis 12.48 -.05
Albia 17.96 -.06 CBLAsc 10.46 +.34
AmbacF 1.65 +.02 CBSB 12.60 +.16
Ameren 26.05 +10 CHEngy 45.69 -.43
AMoavlL 45.45 -1.43 CIGNA 31.84 -.76
AmAxOe 7.50 -.18 CITGp 1.45 -.01
AEaleOut 16.90 +.23 CMShEng 13.43 +.16
AEP 32.06 +.43 CSSInds 20.20 -.08
AmExp - 34.77 -.23 CSX 45.26 +14
AIntlGprs 39.91 +.48 CVSCare 35.98 -.41
AmSIP3 8.83 -.01 Cabelas 13.04 -.16
AmTower 37.63 +.94 CabtknNY 25.08 -.48
Americdt 15.56 -.72 Cabot&G 37.74 -.62
Amerigas 36.00 +.96 CalDive 10.10 -.54
Amediprise 32.76 . +.13 CallGof 7.97 +.47
AmeriBg s 21.76 +.19 Cameron 38.77 +.17
SAnadaiko 63.14 -1.56 CampSp 32.29 4.43
AnalogDev 2728 -.19 CdnNRsg 69.20 -.07
AnglogldA 43.65 -.36 CapOne 37.50 -.55
AnnTayr 17.40 +.34 CapitlSrce 4.78 +02
Annaly 18.75 +28 CapMpht 14.10 -.03
AnthCap .90 +.12 CapsteadM 14.76 +12
AonCorp 41.72 -.06 Cardnltis 27.89 +.04
Apache 94.19 -.11 CareFusnn 21.81 +38
-.Aplnv 14.99, +.19 CarMax 19.06 +27
,Aqa,.... " ii 0, T Caomiv] 32.26 -.60
-As' ,rel d0 W - ' C tr..,,ta 53.42 -.47
* C A 0'.., 2 f -.41-, *.:i,,:.j,. 21.82 +1.46
Alo"i.' 2, 1' +.39 Celanese 26.95 -.45
Ashland 43.65 +1.38 Cemex 14.20 +.09
AsdEstat 9.60 +.01 Cemigpfs 15.28 -.02
Assurant 31.99 +81 CenterPnt 1249
AsaZen 45.20 -.29 CntryTel 31.61 -.14
ATMOS 28.51 -.06 ChampEh .54 -.05
AutoNaun 17.92 +.12 Checkpnt 16.60 -.17
AvisBudg 13.61 +23 ChesEng 27.85 -.12


Chevron 72.64 +.67
Chios 13.47 +.09
Chimera 3.95 +.10
ChinaMble 50.28 +.11
ChinaUni 14.70 -.40
Chubb 49.16 +.22
CinciBell 3.44 +.05
:.,r..q 4.26 -.16
":i?..H 60.56 -.76
CIffsNRs 33.75 -.46
Cloox 57.93 +87
Coach 33.63 +.73
CocaCE 21.15 +.16
CocaCI 53.76 +.34
Coeuris 19.83 -.54
CohStSUti 14.57 +21
ColgPal 76.10 +.84
ColictvBrd 18.75 +72
Comerica 30.65 +.46
Comptong 1.32 -.07
Con-Way 43.56 +.09
ConAgra 22.32 +.17
ConocPhil 46.80 +01
Conseco 5.87 -.17
ConsolEngy 46.68 +31
ConEd 41.48 +.45
ConstelA 15.55 -.04
ConstellEn 32.57 +53
CtAlirB 15.93 -.39
Cnvrgys 11.31 +21
Cooper Ind 37.71 -.14
CooperTire 17.97 +.85
Coming 15,27 -.28
CousPrp 8.09 +.52
CoventryH 20.60 -1.23
Covidien 41.48 -.81
Crane 26.17 -.20
CrownHold 26.39 +.16
Cummins 46.06 -.79


DJLADiarm 98.11 +.23
DNPSeit 38.86 +.03
DPL 26.38 +.32
DR Horton 13.25 +.06
DTE 35.25 -.09
Daimler 49.58, +01
Danaher 68.15 -.46
Darden 37.12 +.48
DeanFds 18.40 +.37
Deere 45.07 -.85
DelMnte 11.34
DeltaAir 8.96 -.20
DenburyR 15.71 -.59
DevelDiv 9.82 +.38
DevonE 70.76 -.39
DiaOffs 93.99 -1.37
DinrEMBear 7.05 -.05
DirFBearrs 2020 +.02
DirFBullrs 86.99 -.13
DinxSCBear 11.45 -.13
DinrxSCBull 48.44 +.58
DIrxLCBear 20.88 -.04
DirxLCBul 52.99 +.11
DirxEnBear 13.80 +.04
DirxEnBull 41.53 . -.30
Discover 16.06 +.54
Disney 28.44 -.02
DomRescs -34.33 +31
DEmmen 13.87 +25
Dover 39.37 +.71
DowChm 26.75 +.42
DrPepSnap 27.84 +.58
DuPont 33.74 +.05
DukeEngy 15.96 +.14
DukeRlty 12.53 -.18
Dynegy " 2.18 +.03
EMCCp 17.00 +.02


EOGRes 81.86 -.71
EastChm 54.51 -.64
EKodak 5.54 -.39
Eaton 59.76 -.18
Ecolab 47.05 -.43
Edisonlnt 34.99 +.38
EIPasoCp 10.22 -.10
Ban 7.18 -.20
EmersonE 41.12 -.12
EmpDist 18.11 -.14
EnbrEPtrs 44.88 +.08
EnCana 57.82 -1.11
EndurSpec 35.00 +.58


Fortress 5.46 +.07
FortuneBr 45.78 +1.59
FredMac 1.87
FMCG 70.14 -1.33
FrontierCm 7.31 +.20
FroenierOil 14.40 -09

GATX 29.77 -.07
GabelliET 5.04 +.02
GabHithW 5.90 +.01
GabUti 722 +.06
GameStop 26.79 +.99


HanJS 12.67 +.09
HanPtDv2 9.32 -.02
Hanesbrds 22.38 -.28
Hanoverlns 41.64 -.53
HadeyD 24.91 +.23
Hairnan 32.47 +2.17
HantonyG 11.37 +08
HarldFn 27.21 -.13
Hasbro 28.90 +.15
HawallB 18.40 +.37
HItCrREIT 43.44 +.15
HltMgmt 7.80 -.10
HtthctRIty 22.06 -.15


iShB20T 95.76 -.86
iSEafe 55.60 +.15
ISR1KV 56.65 +.11
ISR1KG 46.80 +.08
IShR2K 61.91 +.25
IShREst 44.79 -.01
IShFnSc 53.66 -.04
IStar 3.37 +.20
ITTCorp 52.00 +.38
dacorp 28.93
ITW 44.37 -.08
Imation 9.27 -.04
IngerRd 32.08 -.29


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EnPro 24.25 +.40
ENSCO 41.25 -.49
Energy 80.89 +1.31
EntPrPt 28.76 +.09
Equifax 28.80 +.81
EqtyRsd 31.75 +.14
EsteeLdr 36.79 +1.37
ExcoRes 16.86 +.19
Exelon ' 51.37 -.44
ExterranH 24.55 +.09
ExxonMbl 69.99 +15
FNBCp PA 7.54 +.22
FPLGrp 55.03 +.08
FairPntCh .75 +.02
FamilyDr 26.42 -.10
FannieMae 1.56 -.02
FedExCp 76.17 -29
FedSignl 7.74 +.44
FelCor 4.72 +21
Fetrrlgs 19.68 -.04
Ferno 9.28 +.14
FiilNRFin 15.88 -.15
RdNatlnho 24.93 -.12
FstHoizon 13.89 -.22
FTActDiv 11.45 -.08
FfTrEnEq 10.58 +.02
FirstEngy 46.98 +18
RFlagstcp .95 +.16
FotLocd t 11.34
FordM 6.94 +.02
ForestCA 12.15 +01
ForestLab 28.95 +06
ForestOil 18.79 -.08


GamGldg 8.00 -.35
Gannett 9.81 +.07
Gap 22.02 -.19
Ge nam 64.61 +.16
GenBlec 16.50 -.16
GenMills 60.31 +25
GenesisLse 8.82 +.37
Genworth 13.04 +.12
GaPw8-44 26.00 +.30
Gerdau 13.35 +.03
GlaxoSBIn 39.10 +24
GHmchRt 3.95 -.05
GoldFLtd 14.16 +.04
Goklapg 41.16 -.96
GoldmanS 183.18 +1.72
Goodrich 55.49
Goodyear 17.08 +.08
viGracae 22.03 +202
Graftrech 15.87 +.47
GrayTelv h 2.65 +.85
GrtAiPac 7.67 -.08
GPlainEn 17.97
GmHCmdty 24.05 -.11
Gfflon. 11.38 -.13
GribbElBh 1.02 +16
GpTelevisa 18.63 +.18
GuangRy 21.98 +.16
HCPInc 30.05 +.58
HRPT Prp 7.52 +.02
HSBC 59.53 +,53
HSBCcap 26.85 +.45
Hallibrtn 28.15 +.28


HectaM 4.32 -.20
HeInz 39.71 +.21
HelixEn 15.43 -.33
HellnTel 8.47 -.03
HelmPayne 38.30 -.99
Hershey. 39.61 +71
Hess 55.81 -.57
HewaettP 46.15 +.44
HhwPrp 32.66 -.10
HomeDp 28.23 +.31
Honwvn 40.17 +.07
HospPT 20.27 -.10
Ho Iotis 11.55 -26
Hovnai2E 4.61 -.04
Humana 39.89 -.32
Huntsmn 9.59 -.13
IAMGIdg 14.79 +.04
ICICIBk 35.41 -.34
ION Geoph 3.50 +.01
LeAsts 22.05 +.02
iShBraz 65.18 +28
iShHK 15.55 -.09
iShJapn 10.17 +05
iSh Kor 46.77 +.24
IShMex 45.01' -.41
iShSing 10.69 -.09
iSPacxJpn 39.72 -.13
iSTaiwn 12.18' +.08
IShSilver 16.70 -.25
iShBTips 101.94 -.47
iShChina2r 43.36 -.20
ISSP500 107.60 . +07
iShEMkts 39.03 +.11


IntlegysE 35.68 -.03
IntenlEx 97.63 +1.26
IBM , 122.11 +.23
IntlCoal 3.77 -.30
InrtiGame 21.83 -.43
IntPap 23.14 -.96
IntrOilg 41.69 +7.04
Interpublic 7.47 +.19
IntPotah 25.78 +.59
Invesco 22.56 -25
IronMtn 2827 -.31
IrAinRnh .48 -.02
ItaulnibH 16.80 +.10
KvanhM . 11.79 -.4,

JPMorgCh 44.95 -.01
Jabil 12.41 +.560
JanusCap 14.47 +25
JoAnntrs 28.04 -.33
JohnJn 60.78 +.01
JohnsanCi 27.38 -.09
KB Home 2021 +.52
KKR Fn 4.75 +.29
KCSouthn 28.11 ..
KsydoT 34.61 +.12
KAgTR 20.29 +,09
Kellogg 48.82 +.31
KeyEngy 8.86 -24
Keycop 6.63 +.08
KimbCik 57.88 +72
lomco 14.94 -.32
KOndME 53.94 -.75


l0ngPknn 10.81 +.28


KingPhrm 10.81 +.20
Kinrossg 22.18 -.68
Konhs 55.01 +21
Kraft 26.73 +21
KrispKnn 3.68 +.14
Kroger 20.72 -.01
LDKSlar 939 +.10
LGDisplay 14.18 -.11
LLE Royhli .60 -.02
LSICorp 5.45 -.02
LTC Prp 24.93 +.38
LaZBoy 9.92 +.17
LabCp 63.50 -.24
Ladclede 33.21 -.25
LVSands 18.86 -.13
LeggMason 32.60 +.20
LeggPat 19.56 +899
LennarA 16.54 -.06
LeucNat 25.39 -.37
LbtyASG 3.20 +.01
Ulyol 32386 +.12
Lmihed 16,86 +.38
UnNat 26.31 -.11
Undsay 43.73 +.06
eUzClib . 534 -.20
LiydBkg 7.32 +.13
LoMtrCM 80.08 . +.52
Loes 34.79 -.11
Lorillard 75.22 +1.97
_LaPac 7.48 +.05


M&T Bk 66.04 +.84
MBIA 7.00 +.31
MDSg 7.70 -.10
MDU Ren 20.56 +10
MEMO 18,94 +.62
MFAFncd 8.09 +.07
MCR 6.83' +.08
MGIC 8.76 -24
MGMMir 13.22 -.08
Macerich 33.69 +60
Maoquarh 8.09 +.13
Macy 18.03 +.40
Megnal g 41.66 +.30
MbuirePr 1.73 +.33
Manitowoc .9.96 +.06
Manuthgs 2122 +54
MaratsnO 33.53 -.35
MktVGold 45.92 -1.86
MarlntA 27.16 +.16
MarshM 23.88 +.06
Marshlls 8.10 -.07
MStewrt 8.0 6 -.40
MarveE 49.95 -.01
Masco 14.13 -.45
MasseyEn 31.41 -.04
MashA rd 223.57 +3.37
Matel 18.53 -.58
Mconlds 57.00 +.54
McGrwH 26.81 -.22
McKesson 58.46 +.31
McMoRn 8.61 -.43
MeadWvco 22.89
Mechel 16.18 +.07.
MedcoHlth 55.42 +.49
Medlmic 37.46 -.41
Merck , 31.88 -.13
Meavnte 33.53 ., -.22
MetUle 392 .2 -.63
MetroPCS 10.14 +.40
MicronTL 820 -.02
MidAApt 47.71 -1.54
Midas 927 -.03
Millpore 72.43 +.81
MitsuUFJ 5.85 +20
MobteTel 48.68 +1233
MolsCoorB 473.80 -.99


MoneyGrm 3.28
Monsanto 79.92 +30
MonstWw 17.78 +.39
Mot , 23.59 -.50
Mog ta 3138 +.33
MS Mkt 13.38 +.04
Mosaic 5425 +.52
Motorola 8.96 +.05
MVellerWat 5.58 +.63
NCRCorp 14.07 +.02
NRGEgy 27.90 -.55
NVEnergy 11.80 -.05
NYSEEur 30.29 +.45
Nabors 20.41 -.07
NalFuGas 47.82 -.01
NatGrid 50.59 -.62
NOVarmo 43.68 +.17
NalSemi 14.76 -.01
NavlosMar 12.16 -.90
NewAmrs 8.45 -.05
NJiRscs 36.83 +.36
NYCmtyB 1131 -.07
NYTimes 8.36 -.06
NewellRub 15.78 +.50
NewmtM 44.96 -.87
NewpkRes 3.42 +.06
Nexeng 23.76 -25
NiSourca 13.48 -.08
Nlcor 37.11 +.11
NikeB 5859 +.50
NoheCoDp 38.11 -.14
PNoHlaCp 15.70 -.01
Nordsti 31.88 +.18
NorirSo 46.34 -30
Noestlt 24.47 -.04
NorthropG 51.82 +120
NSTAR 32.45 -.08 .
Nucor 49.70 -.14
NvFL 13.04 -.01
NvIMO 13.55 +.08
NvMulSl&G 6.80 +.10
NuvQP2 6.72 +.02
OGE Engy 33.07 +.40
OcciPet 77.15 -1.49
OfftceDpt 6.31 -.07
OffcMax 13.62 +.44
OilSvHT 11921 +131
Olin 17.92 +.23
Omegat 17.19 -.04
Omncre 24.13 -.13
Omnicrtomt 38.07 +.04
ONEOK 36.76 +.70
ONEOKPt 53.15 +37
OshtIkoshCp 31.00 -.47.
OwetsCom 23.44 -.54
0w IBlH 3732 -.86

PG&ECp 41.06 +.03
PMIGrp 4.44 -20
PNC 45.98 +.33
PNMRes 12.54 -.63
PPG 59.65 +.37
PPLCorp 30.54 +.06
Paciv 26.56 +.09
PallCoap 34.18. +.83
PatrlotCocal 12.55 -.21
= 38.74 -1.12
9.16 -"
PennVaRs 1651 - 0h
PennWstg" 14.42' 417
Penney 34.11 - U
Penske 16.05 - 7
PepBoy 1029 .14
PepoxHold 15.19 -.02
PepsiBottf 36.82 +28
PepsiCo 59.86 +1.06
PepasiAmer" 28.70 +.15
Prmian 1324 -.14


Petohawk 23.63 -.63 Rtylnco 26.93 ' -06
PetbrsA 38.07 +.086 RedHa 25.84 +38
Pelrobras 45.13 -.08 RegionsFn 6.13 -.14
PraqstE 5.53 +.11 Repsol 27.90 +.36
Ptzer 16.51 +.19 RepubSvc 27.30 +.25
P 48.18 +.65 RetailVent 5.08 +.07
NG 24.45 +.13 Realon ". 4.80 +.05
Pier1 3.10 +.32 ReynldAm 45.06 -.08
PImcoStrat 10.06 +.07 RiteAld 2.17 -.07
PioNh . 35.30 -.37 RockwdAut 44.19 +.07
PitnyBw 25.44 +.63 RockColl 51.10 +.52
Plumork 31.80 -.18 Rowan 23.43 +.03
Polaris 42.19 -.32 RyCarb 23.46 +.08
PostPrp 19.14 +.03 RoyDShlIA 58.70
Potash' 97.14 +.63 Royce 10.51 +.13
PSAg 24.55 -.43 RoycepB 23.98 -.10
PSU, 22.76 +.08 Rean 24.05 +33
Praxair 81.05 +1.10 [El
Pdelnif 29.77 -.4Q
PdnFnd 2829 -.72 SCANA 35.52 +1.08
P htS&P 55.73 -.04 SK Tlcn 16.08 +.05
PrtUShS&P 39.67 -.05 SLGreen 43.19 -.23
ProUitDow 38.85 +.17 SLMCp 8.81 -.18
PrlIShDow 34.47 -.15 SpdriGold 98.67 -.67
ProUIQQ 51.55 +.25 SprHome 16.10 -.05
PrUSh Q 223 .85 -.1o SptlBko 23.67 -06
PioUtSP 35.14 +.04 Sp&iKbRB 22.17 +.02
ProUShL20 46.72 +.76 Sprirtex 34.37 +.49
PrUShCh25 8.74 +.05 SpdrMetM 48.00 -32
ProUShtRE 0.12 -.03 Safeway 19.51 +31
ProUShOG 13.98 +.03 SUe 32.39 -.27
ProlShtFn 24.46 +.02 SIude 38.45 +.16
ProUShBM 102.31 +09 Saks, , 7.38 +34
ProUtRE 8.56 +.02 Salesfore 58.17 -37
ProULO&G 33.55 -.12 Saytyn 8.11 '+.12
PUofFm 8.098 -.02 SJuanB 18.13 -.60
PloUBasM 29.30 -.15 SandRdge 12.87 -.59
PIroUSR2K 27.44 -.18 SaraLaee 10.58 +58
ProUaR2K 28.02 +.16 SchergP 27.96 -.17
ProUSSP50044.03 -21 Schimbrg : 61.85 - +.06
ProCnde 11.96 -23 SeriHTr 25.57 :+25
ProctGam 57.32 +1.79 SenHos 1956 +20
ProgrssEn 39.11 -.10 Senent 28.19- -+.13
PrgsvCp 17.09 -.07 SericeCp 7.34 +21
i 12.55 +.14 SideNac 30.17 +28
22.05 -.41 SilfWhtig 12.51 -.45
PovETg 5.85 ... SimenProp, 73.97 +1.12
Pudenti 52.69 -1.33 Skechers 18.65 -.02
PSEG 31.99 +.25 SmihAO 38.77 -.44
PSEG piA 75.73 ... Smithiln 28.58 +26
PubStg .77.71 +.67 SmitfhfF 133.89 +.18
PuieH 12.71 -.02 Smucker 53.13 +1.03
PPrfIT 5.60 +.04 So c M 40.15 +1.80
QuanexBd 143.81 -.11 Solutia .13.44 +37
QuantaSvc 23.96 -.20 SonicAut 1037 +22
Qst0ag 51.00 -.25 SoJernd 35.10 +.03
Questar 363.85 -.19 SoutlhnCo 32.03 -.04
OslvRes 13.06 -.48 StehnCopper 29.80 +.09
QwestCm 3.60 +.04 SwstAitd 9.68 -.02
RPM 1824 -.12 SwslnEngy 44.03 -.405
RRIEngy 6.73 -.03 SpedraEn 19.50 +.11
RadianGip 12.15 +.27 SpdintNex 428 +38
RadlaShk 1629 -.13 SPDR 106.72 +.07
Ralcorp 59.03 -.77 SPMid 127.31 -.61
RangeRs 5126 -.32 SP Mals 32.01 -.01
RiamesFn 23.16 +.38 SPHthC 28.76 -.12
Rayonier 4274 -.58 SPCnSt 25.40 +33
Raytheon 48.33 +.61 SPConsum 27.80 " +.10




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AbdAsPac 6.25 -.02
AdmRsc 20.60 -.55
Adventlx .15 -.01
AidNevG 9.62 +.04
AlphaPro 4.90 +.01
AmApparel 3.78 +.01
.AntareaP 1.13 +.04
ApodoGg .42 -.03
ArcadiaRs 1.16 +.15
AsiaSpcSit 9.85 +.02
Aurizong 424 -.18
BMBMunai 1.00 +.12


BPZRes 7.56 +11
Banks.com .22 -.06
BarcUBS36 38.52 -.51
BaroGSOil 24.51 -22
BrclndiaTR 57.53' +25
BootsCoots 1.68 -.01
CdnSEng .91 -.04
CanoPet 1.12 -.63
CardiumTh 1.60 -.07
CelSd 1.61 +.16.
CFCdag 13.20 -.09
CheniereEn 3.14 +.10
ChinaEd n 6.35 +.11
ChinaGmn 11.77 -.30
ClaudeRg .70 -.00


CIghGIbOp 12.86 +.03
Continue 320 +.05


DenisnMg 1.87 +.14
DuneEngy .17 -.01
EVInMu2 13.44 +07
BdorGld g 11.70 -27
BirGam 34 -.01
BIlswtFd 6.14 +.02
Endvrlnt 1.2 3 -.05
EndvSilvg 2.91 +.04
ExeterRg 4.75 -.21
FTWindEn 16.68 +.15
FlaPUtil 12.58 -.82


FrkStPrp 13.23 -1.53 IAGlobal .05 -.01
FroO a 4. +. IMAExg .33
Jl ImpOilgs 38.63 -.99
InovioBio 1.84 +.05
GHLAcq '10.01 IntellgSys 1.50 +35
GascoEngy .49 -.03 InterAl wt .15 -01
GenMoly 328 -.02
GeoGIobIR 124 -04
GoldRsvg .86 -04 JavelinPh 1.97
GoldStrg 3.17 -21 KodiakO 252 -053
GranTnag 4.25 -.01
GrtBasGg 1.48 -.08
Hemlsphrx 2.05 Merrimac 7.60 -.01
HicksAcwt .56 +.01 Metalico 4.67 -.09
HicksAcq 9.78 +.02 MetroHlth 2.31 +.17
Hyperdyn 1.42 +.14 Minefndg 10.01 -.02


MtiPDiag 2.45
NRDCAcq 10.48
NRDCwt 1.12
Neuralstem 1.87
Nevsung 2.03
NDragon .17
NwGoldg 3.65
NAPallg 3.24
NDynMng 7.15
NthnO&G 7.68
NthgdMg 2.87
NovaGidg 5.11
Oilsandsg 1.19
On2Tech .58
OpkoHrth 2.68


OrsusXel .78 +.01

PacRim 29 -.02
Palan .36 -.02
ParaG&S 1.55 +.05
PionDrill 6.61
PolyMetg 2.75 -.11
ProspctAq 9.91 +02
ProspctAwt .58 +.06
Protarix 7.36 +.06
PyramidOil 5.03 -.01
Rentech 1.80 -.07
RexahnPh .94 -.02
Rubicong 4.19 +.01


SPAcqwt .28 -.10
SamsO&G .49 -.09
SeabGIdg 30.17 +1.26
ShiwpMgn 4.38 -.15
Sinovac 8.88 -.38
SulphCo 1.68 -.11
TanzRyg 2.81 -.29
Taseko ' 2.72 -.03
Telkonet .34 -.01
TianyinPn 3.90 .
TrdvelCrs 5.49 -.18
TnValley 2.09 -.08
USGeoth 1.62 -.03


US Gold 3.23 +.03
Uluru .21 -.03
UnhvTravn 13.60 +.06
Uraneiz 2.44 -.05
UraniumEn 294 -05


VantageDil 1.80 +.06
VislaGold 223 +12
Walternv 18.04 +59
Westmdd 8.80 +.04
WishrEnt 1.94 +.10
YMBiog 1.74 -.03


I ASDAQNATIOAL AKT


Name Last Chg Baldulnc 399.98. +,79
BareEscent 11.59 -.03
BeaconPw .72 -01
A-Power 102 +.09 BeacnRIg 16.43 +.07
ACMooref 3.97 -.02 BeasleyB 330 -20
ADCTel 8.68 -.04 Beets 8.51 -.05
ASMIHid 29.33 .9 BedBath 39.28 +.47
ASMLHid 29.33 +.29 RBigRand 4.09 -15
ATPO&G 20.05 +.268 Bi�t 40.02 +.15
ATSMed 2.79 -.07 cys 10.02 +19
AVISo 180 06 SBigenldc 50.00 -.45
I 1 -' BioMatn 18.10 -.22
Aasromn .42 -.01 BioScrip 6.96 +.20
Abraxas 1.52 -.08 Bckbaud 23.48 +1.67
AcadiaPh 1.94 +.02 1ueCoat 20.09 +1.01
AncodaTh 24.67 - BobEvn 29.07 +.21
ActivsBli 11.79 -.24 BostPrv 6.88 +1.49
Acnxom 9.77 -.23 BriExp 9.43 -18
Adaptec 3.33 +02 Bghtpnt 9.16 +.21
AdO 9. 5 - .1 Broadcom 2.98 +.41
AdolorC 1.65 -01 rdpntGh 9.02 +11
Adnan 24.73 +.17 BrdwindE n 8.63 +.75
AdvATech 425 -.11 BrcdeCm 7.89 -21
Advattery 422 +.08 BroncoDr 5.86 +.16
AdvantaA .57 +.01 BrkineB 10.47 -.32
AdvantaB .69 -.01 BrukerCp 9.63 -.39
AEtemrag 1.23 -.05 Bucyrus 35.85 -.82
A 9.08 +.01 CAInc -22.51 -.16
Agreed 5.47 -.20 CDCCpA 2.80 +.11
Agilysys 6.94 -.11 CH Robins 58.69
AirTmsp 3.79 +.08 CMEGrp 304.00 +10.70
AkamaiT 18.77 +06 CNinsure . 22.00 +1.41
Akom 1.32 -.05 CVBFncl 8.25 +.01
AlaskCom 8.47 -.06 Cadence 7.18 +.11
Aldila 3.84 CalifPizza 16.60 +.81
Ale)xon 45.89 -.56 CdnSolar 17.62 -.18
AlignTech 13.68 +17 Candela 2.87 +.26
Alkerm 9.89 -.07 CapCtyBk 15.08 +.13
AflosThera 8.04 +.25 CpstnTrb 1.40 -.02
AlscripM 18.93 +1.63 CardoNet 7.52 +.03
AltaMNano 1.29 CareerEd 23.85 +.18
AlteraCpi1 20.48 +.26 Carizo 24.53 -.73
AltusPhmnh .20 -.03 CarverBcp 6.47 -.04
Amazon 90.28 -.16 Caseys 30.02 +.13
Ambaslntl 120 +.17 CathayGen 9.10 -.18
AmotrF 1.42 +.14 CeleraGrp 6.18 -.33
Amedisys 42.73 +.47 Celgene 52.54 -.49
AmCapLtd 3.18 -.09 CellGensh .32 -.00
SAmerMed 16.00 -.19 Ceimrerrish 1.55 +.13
AmSupr 37.19 +40 CentlCom 7.98 +.09
Amgen 60.80 +.28 CentEuro 33.42 +.05
AmkoirTlIf 7.11 -.04 CenGrdAlf 11.66 -.06
Amylin 13.10 -.70 CentAI 11.29 +.23
Anadigo 4.83 +.34 Cephin 58.49 -.30
AnadysPh 2.61 +.04 Cepheid 14.27 -.18
Anlogic 36.16 -1.60 Cener 70.93 +2.31
Analysts .67 -.06 CerusCp 2.34
Anglotch g 1.79 +.07 Changyou n 38.75 -.79
Antgncs 2.03 -.02 ChardRsse 17.45 -.01
ApoioGrp 69.02 -.25 ChrmnSh 4.78 -.01
Apolklnv 10.31 +.12 ChkPoint 27.28 -.47
Apple Inc 185.02 +.47 Cheesecake 20.78 +.52
ApldMatI 13.03 ChildPlace 28.99 +.10
AMCC 9.56 +.02 ChinaCable .86 +.26
ArchCap 66.93 +.74 ChinaFire 19.02 -.70
ArcSight 22.60 +.41 Chinalnfo 4.51 +.06
ArenaPhm 5.18 +.27 ChinaMed 15.85 +.79
AresCap 10.61 +08 ChinaPSt 2.77 -.06
AriadP 2.51 +01 ChrchlID 38.56
AribaInc 11.82 -.02 CienaCorp 16.03 -.17
ArmHId 6.70 +.03 CinnFin 25.92 +.39
ArrayBo 2.94 +.12 Cintas 29.77 +.31
Anis .13.50 +.04 CimJs 5.71 -.19
ArTech - 3.94 +.06 Cisco 23.40 +.01
ArubaNet 9.36 +.19 CiizRep .72 -.06
AsscdBanc 11.83 -.04 CitxSys 37.22 -.78
athenahllh 40.19 +.16 CityBank 2.40 +.06
Atheros 28.18 -.58 Clanenth 4.22 +.05
AtlasArn 22.92 -.65 CleanEngy 13.58 +.20
Atmel 4.05 -.04 Clearlield 5.02 +.84
Audvox 7.22 +.64 Clearwire 9.20 +.11
Autodesk 23.54 -.02 CogentC 12.08 -.08
AutoData 39.39 +.11 Cogent 10.49 -.13
Auxilum 35.48 -.51 CognizTech 38.49 +.18
AvagoTn 16.20 -.44 CogoGrp 5.74 -.12
AvanirPhm 2.09 +.03 ColdwrCrk 8.71 +.18
Aware 2.59 -.17 "CoIBcOR 2.59 +1.40
Axcelis .83 -.04 CdolBnkg 16.39 +.33
BEAero 19.81 +.13 Comarco 2.71 -.09


CombinRx 2.22 +.05
Comcast 17.29 +.24
Comcspad 16.40 +.17
CmcBMO 37.24 -.41
CommSys 11.80 -.33
CommVIt 21.44 +1.45
Compuwre 7.76 +.07
ComScore 17.01 -.39
CmstkHmh 1.00 -.17
ConcurTch 38.67 -.21
Conexant 3.23 -.11
Conmed 20.58 +12
ConvOrgan 1.26 -.02
CopanoEn 17.47 -.05
Copart 37.44 -.73
CorinthC 18.79 -.14
Costec 57.55 -.41
Cree Inc 36.20 +.80
Crocs 6.69
CrosstexE 4.49 +.14
Ctip.com 56.05 -.25
CubistPh 21.44 -.27
CumMed 1.92 +.36
CuraGenh 1.43 +.01
Curis 2.53 +.19
CybrSrce 16.94 -.19
CytRx 1.13 +.09
Cytokinet 4.00 +.48


DARABioh .65 +.09
DGFastCh 20.48 +1.62
DealrTrk 18.00 -.67
DeckOut 80.19 +132
Delcath 4.98 +.32
Dell Inc 16.69 -.17
DItaPtr 4.01 -.24
Dndreon 29.20 +.30
Dennys 2.69 -.01
Dentsply 34.65 +.07
Depomed 4.05 -.03
DigRiver 38.33 -.57
DirecTV 26,33 +.27
DiscCmA 29.60 +.35
DiscvLabs 1.05 -.02
DishNetwk 18.09 +.21
DlIrTree 48.30 +.24
DonleyRR 21.27 +.09
DressBam 17.91 +.68,
DiyShips 7.27 -.12
DureclCp 2.70 +.01
Dynavax 1.98 +.02
ETrade 1.84 +.14
eBay 24.34 -.09
EPIQSys 15.07 -.13
ev3Inc 12.27 -.09
EagleBulk 5.66 -.02
EaglRkEn 4.48 -.07
ErthUnk 8.69 +.03
EstWstBcp 9.10 -.03
Eclipsys 19.43 +.09
EdgePet .60 -.06
EduDv 5.00 -.32
BEectSd 12.90 +14
ElecOptSci 9.95 +.25
BectArts 18.71 -.03
Emcore 1.41 +.10
Encorm h .59 +.06
EndoPhrm 22.49 -.24
Enerl 7.29 -.10
EngyConv 13.53 +.03
EngyXXI 1.81 -.04
Entegris 4.35 +.17
EpicorSft 6.39 +26
Equinix 91.72 -2.08
EdcsnTel 10.66 +.11
Euronet 24.79 -.21
EvrgrSIr 1.88 +.03
Exelixis 6.81 +.05
ExideTc 8.52 -.16
Expedia 24.48 +.20
ExpdntIl 37.00 +.56
ExpScripts 78.93 -.34
ExtmNet 3.00 +.14
F5 Netwks 38.89 +.24
FLIRSys 27.97 -.11
FacetBion 16.55 +.20


Fastenal 38.98 -.21
FedMogul 10.80 +.19
FiberTowr 1.14 +.13
RFifthThird 10.24 +.09
Fncllnst 12.55 +.69
Finisar 1.14 .+.04
RnUne 9.34 -.16
FstCashFn 17.76 +.12
FMidBc 10.15 -26
FastNiagara 13.19 -.04
FstRegBop 1.55 +40
FstSolar 156.15 +5.07
FstStBcp 1.30 +.10
1stUBFLn 5.70
FstMerit 18.34 -.22
Fiserv 49.43 +.04
Fextm 7.37 +.08
RushFn 11.51 -.02
FocusMda 9.43 -.63
ForcePro 5.74 . +.03
FormFac 24.34 -.11
Fossil Inc 29.58 +.34
FosterWhl 34.26 +.67
FreeSeas 1.93 +.01
FresKabirt .63 +.03
FuelSysSol 35.10 -.35
FuelCell 4.25
FuitonFnd 7.58 -.13
Fui Intl M,34 -2.27

GFIGrp 7.25 -.27
GMXRs 15.01
GSI Grpf .93 +.23
GTSolar 5.86 +.19
Garmin 36.66 -.16
GenProbe 40.88 +.06
GenComm 7.09 +.28
GenBioth .73 -.01
Genoptix 33.30 +.53
Gentex 14.77 +.01
Gentivah 26.54 +.65
GenVec .84 +.01
Genzyme 57.55 -.69
GeronCp 7.41 +.15
GigaMed 5.38 +.05
GileadSci 45.76 -.07
Globlind 10.00 -.51
GluMobile 1.21 +.03
Google 491.46 -.26
GrCanEd n 18.43 +.82
greenMICs 68.89 +1.35
ybree 49.45 +.96
HLTH 14.58 +.08
HMN Fn 3.94 +.08
HasnCel 17.71 +1.08
HanmiFnci 1.63 -.06
HansenNat 34.97 +.37
Harmonic 6.87 -.08
HarrisStrA 7.43 -.15
HrindEx 14.22 -.11
HaelicosBio 2.51 +.10
HSchein 55.41 -.62
HercOffsh 6.74 +.08
Hibbett 18.52 +.27
Hollysys 9.29 +.39
Hologic 16.47 -.52
HomeBcsh 21.53 +.83
HofTopic 7.32 -.02
HubGroup 23.17 -.41
HudsCity 13.80 -.12
HumGen 20.10 +.75
HunUB 32.33 +.12
HuntBnk 4.35 -.16
HuronCon 22.55 +1.24
Hytlhiamh .69 -.08
IAC Inter 20.72 +.16
ICOPDigh .58 -.06
IPC 32.72 -.57
iPass 1.45 +.02
Icon PLC 23.77 -.91
IconixBr 17.38 -.12
iGoInc 1.15 -.07
Illuminas 41.22 +.87
ImaxCorp 8.95 -.55
Immucor 17.37 -.35
Imunmd 6.28 -.09
ImpaxLb n 8.89 -.21


Incyte 729 -.01
Ininera 8.13 -.16
Infonmat 22.71 +.63
InfosysT 48.68 -.48
Insmed .86 +.01
InspPhar 6,40
Insulet 10.68 -.55
IntgDv 6.80 -.03
Intel 19.56 +.15
InterDig 23.25 +.13
InterMune. 16.91 -.14
InUiBosh 16.34 -.35
InUSpdw 28.51 -.02
Intersil 15.85 +24
inTestCorp .39 +.05
Intuit 27.77 +.13
IntSurg 247.92 +3.23
Isis . 15.24 +.01
anhoEn 2.Q5 -.1

JA Soar 4.60 +.03
JDS Uniph 7.54 -.07
JackHenry 24.52
JacklnBox 21.94 -.13
Jamba 1.66 -.02
JamesRiv 20.62 +.06
JazzPhrm 9.50 +.04
JetBlue 6.46 -.01
JonesSoda .93 -.03
JosphBnk 48.13 +1.31
JoyGlbl 47.45 -.73
JnprNtwk 27.62 +.25
KLATnc 35.54 +.68
KapStone 8.56 +.29
KeryxBio 2.14 +.02
KIrklands 13.71 +.41
Kngtop 22.02 +.14
Knology 8.11 -.04
Kopi p 4.33 +21
Kulicke 6.44 +.03
LKQCorp 19.06 -.02
LSIInd If 7.13 +10
LTX-Cred 1.67 +.08
LaJollPhm .25 -.01
Labophmg 1.66 +.18
LamResrch 34.07 +1.02
LamarAdv 25.33 -.56
Lattice 259 +.03
LawsnSft 6.32 +.02
LeapWirtss 20.32 +.70
Level 1.43 +.08
LedxPhrm 2.36 +.12
UbGIobA 24.49 -.02
UbtyMIntA 11.32 +.34
UbMCapA 21.47 -1.02
UbMEntA 29.89 +.19
ULifeTech 48.48 6 t64
LifePtH 26.57 +.26
UgandPhm 2.49 +.05
U1hlrGold 26.27 -.95
Uncare 30.33 +.06
UnearTch 26.69 +.07
UnnEngy 23.32 -.04
UvePrsn 4.73 +.08
LodgeNet 6.44 -.10
Logitech 18.36 -.02
LookSmart 1.31 +.12
lullemng 24.44 +27


MBFncd 20.26 +.47
MCGCap 3.58 +.17
MDRNA 1.39 +.02
MGE 37.39 -.31
MIPSTech 3.72 +.05
MSCSftwr 8.18 -.03
MTS 30.19 -.07
MagelPt 1.59 +.13
Magma 1.82 +.14
Majescoh 1.60 -.02
MannKd 10.21 +.57
MarveliT 16,07 +.14
Masimo 28.25 +.06
Mabixx 5.72 -.05
Maximltg n 18.40 +.34
MaxwIlT 15.92 +26


MedCath 9.69 +.21
MedicAcn 12.75 +.30
MediCo 11.42 -.08
Medivaton 27.15 +.31
MecoCrwn 7.01 -.01
MentoDGr 9.38 -.11
MercadoL 37.14 +.11
MeriMed . 18.69 -.32
MesaAirh .31 -.01
Milanx 18.41 -.74
Micrel 8.0 5 -.02
Mirochp. 27.11 +.08
Micromet 8.29 +.31
MicosSys 30.90 +24
MiroSemi 15.52 -.20
Microsoft 2526 -.04
Microtune 2.03 -.02
Micrisn 4.56 +.62
MiddleBrk 1.33 +.07
MilleHer 17.30 -.16
Misonix 2.24 -.09
Molex 20.36 +25
Moment 11.40 +.26
MonPwSys 25.00 +1.21
MonroMul 31.75 +.96
MorgHt 5.11 +.46
Move Inc 3.12 +.02
MultmGm 5.75 -.21
Mylan 16.08 +.37
MyriadGs 29.94 -.49
MyardPn 6.58 +.40
NGASRes 2.30
'NIC Inc 8.62 +.52
NIIHIdg 29.86 +.65
NPS Phm 4.38 +.02
Nanomtir 7.25 +1.13
NasdOMX 22.62 +.05
NauiCoal 1.18 -.02
NatPenn 6.43 -.02
NektarTh 8.46 -.02
Net1UEPS 22.15 +.72
NetApp 24.75
Netease 45.24 -.23
Netlix 47.40 +.96
ItScout 13.28 +.05
Neurogen h .26 +.02
NeutTand 22.01 -.74
NewsCpA 1221 +.07
NewsCpB 14.32 +.07
NexMed .19 -.00
Nextwaveh .89 -.02
NobihyH 9.00 -.16
NorTrst 58.73 -.06
NovlWdIs 11.94 -1.10
Novavax 5.20 +.33
Novell 4.78 +.07
Novuus 20.51 +.44
NuHorizl 3.98 +.01
NuVasive 41.15 +.95
NuanceCm 14.70 +.01
NubiSys 16.77 +.22
Nuttn21 h .16 -.00
Nvidia 15.22 -.02
OReilyA h 37.42 +.33
OSIPhrm 34.95 -.39
OceanFrt 1.53 -.04
Oclaro 1.06 -.02
OdysMar h 2.09 +.05
Omnicell 11.23 +.13
Omniture 21.90
OmniVMsn 16.61 +.03
OnAssign 5.85 +.06,
OnSmcnd 8.27 -.13
g 3.17 +.69
3427 -.27
OpenTxt 38.72 +.42
OpenTV 1.47 +.07
OpnwySy 2.82 -.03
OpexaTher 3.75 +.16
optXprs 17.52 +.28
Oracle 21.62 +.10
Orexigen 8.97 -.26
OriginAg 5.39 -.49
Orthfx 29.61 +.86
Orthovta 4.28 -.01
Osiris 7.97 +.21
OtterTail 25.33 +.15
Overstk 14.99 +.12


PDLBio 8.42 -.13
PFChng 36.68 -.04
PMCSra 9.53
PSSWrld 21.69 +.09
PacWstBc 20.40 -.23
Paccar 39.63' -.11
Pacerlnl 3.85 -.08
PacCpB 2.12 -.08
PacEthan .63 +.06
PacSunwr 5.72 +.14
PaetecHid 321 +.15
Palm nc 14.01 -.43
PanASIv 2324 -.11
PaneraBrd 58.05 +1.73
Pansoft 6.59 +1.39
ParagShip 4.58 +.04
ParPet 3.13 -.02
ParamTch 14.09 +.13
Parexel 14.26 -.10
Patterson 27.77 -,24
PattUTI 15.04 -.27
Paychex 29.68 -.06
PnnNGm 27.86 +.14
PeopUtdF 16.23 +.09
Peregrine h .73 -.02
PerfectWId 44.20 +.87
Perrgo 31.88 -.33
PetoDev 18.61 +.12
PetsMart 21.13 -.13
PharmPdt 22.47 -.09
PhnxTc 4.02 -.05
Photrin 4.76 +.12
Polycom 26.1-3 -.56
Poniardih 7.06 -24
Popular 260 +.08
Pwrnteg 33.65 -.08
Power-One 1.77 +.24
PwShsQQQ 4244 +.08
Powrwav 1.56 +.05
Presstek 2.42 +.10
PriceTR 46.52 +.42
priceine 163.78 -222
PrognicsPh 5.78 +.27
ProspctCap 10.35 +.27
ProspBcsh 35.33 +.16
PureCyde 3.15 -.14
OLAGEN 22.74 +.04
QOogic 17.58 -.31
Qualcom ' 44.46 -,56
QuantFIf .86 -.04
QueslSft 17.39 +.26
Questcor '6.71 +.17
RF MicD 6,51 -.15
RadNet :230 -.02
Rambus 17.74 -.01
Randgold q9.1 -.75
ReadglntA |..25
RealNwk .40 +.06
Regenm 2128 -.22
RentACt 18.72 -.02
ReprosTh h 1.28 +.40
RschMotn 83.62 +.92
ResConn 193 +.43
RigelPh 771 +10
RINOIntn 63 -.43
Rivetbed 2.) +.31
RosStrs 47.39 +.01
RoviCorp 31.59 +29
RoyGId 45.80 +20
Rvanair 29.87 -1

S1 Corp 6.60
SBACom 27.71 +38
SEI Inv 19.26 +.36
STEC 30.09 -1.44
SVBFnGp 43.56 +.41
SXC HIth 47.00 45.42
SalixPhm 19.90 +.19
SanderFm 38.19 +.10
SanDisk 22.84 +1.18
Sanmina rs 8.81 +.23
Santarus 3.55 +.14
Sapient 8.01 -.03
Satconh 1.90 +.01


SavientPh 16.02 +.02
Schwab 17.61 -.13
SdClone 4,41 -.26
SciGames 16.00 -.13
SeagateT 15.26 +.27
Seafwkn 34.44 -.69
SearsHIds g 8.09 +2.10
SeattGen, 14.67 +.62
SelCmfit 4.99 +.41
Selectvlns 16.36 +02
Semtech 17.89 +.04
Sepracor. 22.83 -.02
Sequenom 6.00 +.01
Shanda 54.20 -.49
ShengdaTc 7.08 +.74
ShinerlIn 1.44 -.19
Shire 52.24 -.47,
ShulflMstr 8.92 +.10
Shutterly 17.36 +.57
Smmd 15.02 -.39
53.25 -.11
inHid 50.58 +.65
Siicntmg 328 +.03
SiaLab 46.685 -.47
SiicnMoln 3.95 +.40
SST 229 +.10
Slcnware 7.13 -.02
SilvStdg 2221 . -.40
Sina 35.16 -.42
Sinclair 3.65 +.17
SiriusXMh .68 -.01
SironaDent 28.96 -.44
SkyWest 17.95 -.09
SlwksSol 13.56 -.03
SmarBel 6.35 +.08
SmartHtn 11.94 +1.88
SmithWes 5.55 -.10
Sohu.cm 69.27 -1.63
Solafun 6.43 -.17
Somaon 2.70 +.18
SonicCorp 11.45 -.28
SonlaSolu 5.58 -.01
SonoSite 28.08 +1.52
Sonus 2.10 -.06
SouMoBc 11.45 +.00
SouthFnd 1.93 +.04
SpectPh 7.18 -.33
SpeedUshlf 5.91 -1.19
Staples 2329 +.48
StarBulk 3.91 +.04
StarSdent 1.03 +.09
Starbucks 20.76 +.68
StarentNet 25.02 -.29
StlDynam 17.85 +.10
StemCells 1.74 +.05
Stericyde 48.03 +.09
StedrBosh 7.96 +.09
StrFWA 2.20 -.06
StewEnt 5.50 +.19
SunMicro 9.14
SunOpta 3.97 +.05
SunPowerA 33.09 +76
SuperGen 3.27 +.01
SuperWell 11.85 +18
support.cm 2.41 -.08
SusqBnc 6.22 -.07
Sycamore 3.16 +.02
Symanrlc 15.65 -.38
Symettic 534 -.11
Synapics 28.47 -.72
Syneron 10.00 +.79
Synopsys 22.47 -.16
Synovis 13.93 -.07
S 3.01 +.08
19.71 +23
TFSFnrd 11.71 -.23
THQ 6.60 -.04
twtefecom 14.01 +23
TakeTwo 11.73 +.09
TaleoA 22.46 +,46
TamalpaisB 1.45 -25
TASER 4.74 +.05
TechData 42.34 -.41
Tekelec 16.19 +.07
TlCmSys 7.87 +.17
TeleTech 1728 -.19
Telabs 6.88 -.05
TerreStar 1.52 +.13


TesseraT 28.55 +.81
TetonEgy .46 -.02
TetraTo 27.44 +.05
TevaPhrmnn 51.88 +1.07
TexRdhsA 11.30 -.09
ThSeetntIf 2.67 -.03
Theravnce 16.80 -.79
Thorate 30.33 -35
3Com 4,75 +.04
ThmshdPhm 1.88 +22
TibcoSIt 9.40 +.27
Tklmstrn 12.14 -.32
iVoInc 10.69 +.06
TomoThera 4.58 +.06
ToreyPinh .26 -.01
TowerGrp 25.34 +10
TrctSupp 48.10 -.17
TradeStaln 7.65 +.12
TranSwtch .68 -.04
TridentMh 2.88 +.09
TrimbleN 25.18 -26
TriQuint 7.67 -.12
Tni-Techn 14.60 -1.07
TueRelig 25.95 +37
TrstNY 6.46 +.04
Trnslmk 19.63 -.33
UAL 8.52 -.08
UCBHIf .98 -.05
USCncrt 1.77 -.02
UTStrcm 223 -.18
Umpqua 11.07 +.31
UtdCBksGa 7.49 -.05
UtdOnln 8.31
US Enr 3.80 +.08
UtdWestm 3.94 +.18
UnlvFor 42.11 -.88
UraniumR 1.24
UrbanOut 31.29 +.46

VCAAnt 26.32 +.92
ValenceTch 1.93 -.01
ValueClick 12.53 +.14
VandaFhm 12.59 -.59
VarianSemi 32.98 +.05
Veecolnst 22.87 +1.01
Vetigy 11.86 -.18
Versign 23.2 6 -.29
VerxPh 37.55 -.40
Vical 4.37 +.08
VIrgnMdah 12.71 +.11
ViroPhrm 8.36 -.18
VisnChina 6.78 +21
VistaPrt 49.44 +329
Vivus 11.04 +.47
Volcano 16.42 +.23
WameiChil 19.85 +21
WashFed 16.60 +.69
Websense 17.94 +.80
WemeEnt 18.89 +.12
WetSeal 4.07 +.31
WhitneyH 9.99 -.05
WholeFd 28.60 +38
Winn-Dbde 14.49 +.50
Wiknst 29.41 +1.02
WdwrdGov 24.92 -.48
Wynn 69.16 -.03
XOMA , .86 +.02
XenoPort 24.22 -.53
Xillnx 22.81 +.58
YRCWwde 3.99 -.07
Yahoo 17.39 -.11
Youbetcom 2.18 -.11
ZhoneTchh .56 -.04
Zla .44 -.01
ZionBcp 18.40 +.13
ZixCorp 2.46 +.03
ZoomTech 11.56 +221
Zoran 11.78 +.28
Zumlez 17.13 +1.80


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10-year 3.47 3.34
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Lt Sweet Crude NYMX Oct 09 72.04 -.43
Corn CBOT Dec09 318 -11
Wheat CBOT Dec09 4571/4 .-4/2
Soybeans CBOT Nov09 941 -12
Cattle CME Dec 09 84.90 -.45
Pork Bellies CME eb10 84.60 -2.00
Sugar (world) NYBT Mar 10 23.24 -.69
Orange Juice NYBT Nov09 103.65 +1.00

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Silver (troy oz.. spot) -$17.U43 $1i.bfb
Copper (pound) .IzI// lu 2.32m5
Platinum (troyoz., spot)l-133u.u -132U.U
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Name NAV Chg
AIM Investments A:
ChartAp 14.57 +.02
Const p 19.41 +.04
HYdAp 3.82
IntGrow 23.82 -.06
SelEqtyr 15.34 +.03
AIM Investments B:
CapDvBt 11.48 +.03
AIM Investor CI:
DivrsDivpx 10.55 -.02
Energy 34.39 -.08
Uiities x 13.93 -.05
Advance Capital I:
Balancp 13.67
Retlnc 8.24 -.02
Alger Funds B:
SmCapGrl 5.10 +.02
AllianceBom A:
BalanAp 13.06 +.01
GIbThGrAp 63.12 -.34
IntlValAp 13.67 -.03
SmCpGrA 23.31 +.13
AlllanceBern Adv:
LgCpGrAd 21.43 +.03
AlllanceBern B:
GIbThGrBt 5511 -.30
Growth, t 20.08 +.02
SCpGrBt 18.95 +.10
AllianceBem C:
SCpGrCt 19.06 +.10
Allanz Insti MMS:
NFJDvV1 9.92 +.01
SmCpVI 23.66 -.03
Allianz Funds A:
NFJDWVII 9.83 +.01
SmCpVA 22.60 -.03
Alllanz Funds C:
GrowthCt 19.51 +.06
TargetCt 11.63 +.02
Amer Beacon Insti:
LgCaplnst 16.81 +.04
Amer Beacon Inv:
LgCaplnv 15.98 +.03
Amer Century Adv:
EqGroAp 17.75 +.04
Amer Century Inv:
Balanced 13.82 +.01
Eqinc 6.31 +.03
GrowthI 20.64 +.04
Heritagel 15.34 -.01
IncGro 20.71 +.05
InfAdjBd 11.35 -.06
IntDisc 8.64 -.08
IntlGrol 9.57 -.05
New Opp 5.63 +.01
OneChAg 10.30
OneChMd 10.24 -.01
RealEstl 14.01 +.06
Ultra 18.07 +.02
Valuelnv 4.95 +.02
Vista 13.13 +.01
American Funds A:
AmcpAp 15.83 +.02
AMutlApx 22.00 -.07
BalAp 15.63 +.02
BondAp 11.68 -.03
CapWAp 20.31 -.04
CaplBAp 47.31 -.03
CapWGA p 33.20 -.05
EupacAp 37.97 -.15
FdlnvAp 31.33
GovtAp 14.09 -.04
GwthAp 2623
HI TrAp 10.21 +.03
HilnMunA 13.55 +.07
IncoApx 14.84 -.14
IntBdA p 13.10 -.02
IntlGrIncA p 29.44 -.07
ICAAp 24.67 +.08
UTEBAp 15.49 +.03
NEcoA p 21.96 -.03
NPerAp 24.76 -.05
NwWrddA 45.28 -.06
STBAp 10.02 -.01
SmCpAp 30.35 +.05
TxExAp 12.15 +.03
WshAp 23.54 +.11
American Funds B:
BalBt 15.58 +.01
CapIBBt 47.25 -.03
CpWGrBt 32.98 -.05
GrwthBt 25.32
IncoB x 14.75 -.10
ICAB t 24.57 +.07
Ariel Investments:
Apprec 32.19 +.04
Ariel 35.87 +.08
Artio Global Funds:
IntlEql r 30.31 -.12
IntEqA 29.59 -.12
IntEqllAt 12.19 -.05
IntEqlllr 12.27 -.05
Artisan Funds:
Intl 20.28 -.10
MidCap 24.37 +.13
MidCapVal 17.06 +.03
SCapVal 13.80 +.03
Baron Funds:
Asset 44.01 +.08
Growth 39.14 +.01
SmallCap 18.35 +.04
Bernstein Fds:
IntDur 13.09 -.02
DivMu. 14.47 +.03
TxMgdlntU 15.30 -.03
IntiPort 15.15 -.04
EmMkIs 26.72 +.07
BlackRock A:
AuroraA 15.02 +.01
CapDevAp 14.41 +.02
EqtyDiv 15.07 +.03
GIAIAr 17.61
HiYInvA 6.60 +.02
IntlOpAp 30.34 -.03
BlackRock B&C:
GIAIG1 16.47
BlackRock Instl:
BaVll 22.19 +.03
EquityDv 15.10 +.03
GIbAllocr ,17.68 -.01
Brandywine Fds:
BlueFd n 20.80 +.01
Bmdywnn 21.23 +.11
Brinson Funds Y:
HiYIdlY n 5.76 +.01
Buffalo Funds:
SmCap - 22.67 +.06
CGM Funds:
Focus n 28.34 -.01
Mut n 24.76 -.14
Realty n 20.39 +.06
CRM Funds:
MdCpVII 23.58 +.03
Calamos Funds:
Gr&lncAp 27.47 -.02
GrnthAp 41.79 +.08
GrowthCt 38.38 +.06
Calvert Group:
Incop 15.26
IntlEqAp 13.86 -.12
ShDurnAt 16.42 +.01
SocalAp 24.11 +.04
SocBd p 15.16 +.02
SocEqAp 29.35 +.06
TxFLgp 15.85 +.03
Cohen & Steers:
RtyShrs 45.76 +.26
Columbia Class A:
Acornmt 23.06 +.07
21CntlyAt 11.02 +.02
MarsGrAt 16.19 +.04
Columbia Class Z:
AcomZ 23.76 +.06
AcomlntZ 32.85 -.06
IntlBdZ 8.70 -.02
InlTEBd 10.41 +.02
LgCpldxZ 20.79 +.05
MdCpVZp 10.71 +.01
ValRestr 40.55 -.08
OFA Funds:
IntlorEqn 10.21 -.01
USCorEql n 8.98 +.02
USCorEq2n 8.92 +.02
DWS Invest A:
CommAp 14.81 +.05
DrHiRA 28.60 +.01
MgdMunip 9.10 +.03
StrGovSecA 8.74 -.01
DWS Invest S:
Corteslnc 10.24 -.01
EmMklIn 1027 +.02
EmMkGrr 15.82 +.06
EuroEq 23.61 -.04
GNMAS 15.24 -.01
GIEBdSr 10.50 -.02
GlhOpp 31.21 +.17
GIblThem 20.54 +.05
GokdPrc 18.89 -.39
GrolncS 13.91 +.02
HiYklTx 12.13 +.06
IntTxAMT 11.46 +.03
Int FdS 4621 +.08
LgCoGm 24.01 +.05
LatArnrEq 45.71 +.15
MgdMuniS 9.11 +.03
MATFS 14.64 +.04
SP500S 14.23 +.04
Davis Funds A:
NYVenA 29.73 -.07
Davis Funds B:
NYVenB 28.44 -.07
Davis Funds C &Y:
NYVenY 30.08 -.07
NYVenC 28.64 -.07
Delaware Invest A:


DinerIncp 9.17 -.01
TrendAp 13.03 +.01
TxUSAp 11.25 +.03
Delaware Invest B:
SelGrBl 20.96 +.04
Dimensional Fds:
EmMCrEqn16.86 +.07
EmMktV 29.71 +.11
InlSmVan 15.61 -.05
USLgCon 31.49 +.08
USLgVan 16.89 +.01
US Micron 10.50 +.106
US Smrnall n 16.33 +.06
USSmVa 19.59 +.05
Int[lSrmCon 14.32 -.02
EmgMktn 25.80 +.05
Fixdn 10.32
InlVarn 17.26 -.03
Glb5Fxlncn11.17 -.01
TM USTglV 16.43 +.05
2YGIFxd n 10.25
DFARIEn 16.69 +.07
Dodge&Cox:
Balanced 63.14 +.22
Income 12.97 -.01
InflSltk 31.82 -.17


Name NAV Chg
Stock 94.34 +.45
Dreyfus:
Aprec 32.25 +.17
CorVA 21.50 +.01
Dreyf 7.52 +.01
DryMid r 21.97 -.01
Dr5001nt 30,32 +.08
EmgLd 16,00 +.06
GrChinaAr 40.70 -.27
HiYIdAp 626
MunBdr 11.31 +.03
Stra1ValA 24.56 -.01
TechGroA 23.29 +.10
Driehaus Funds:
EMktGr 27.06 -.04
Eaton Vance Cl A:
ChinaAp 2125 -.14
AMTFMBI 9.83 +.04
MultiCGrA 6.96
InBosA 5.30 +.01
LgCpVal 16.12 +.01
NatlMun 9.81 +.04
SpEqtA 12.11 -.03
TradGvA 7.52 -.01
Eaton Vance Cl B:
HthSBt 9.33 -.01
NatUMBt 9.81 +.03
Eaton Vance Cl C:
GovtCp 7.50 -.02
NatlMCt 9.81 +.03
Evergreen A:
AstAlIp 11.16 +.02
Evergreen C:
AstAlIC t 10.79 +.02
Evergreen I:
SIMunil 9.93 +.02
FBR Funds:
Focuslnv 39.06 +.08
FMI Funds:
LgCappn 13.49 +.02
FPA Funds:
Nwinc 11.07
FPACresn 23.74 -.04
Fairholme 28.69 +.04
Federated A:
AmLdrA 11.92 -.02
MidGrStA 28.93 +'.10
KaufmAp 4.55 +.02
MuSecA 10.12 +.02
Federated Instl:
KaufmnK 4.55 +.02
MunULAp 10.02
TotRetBd 10.81 -.03
Fidelity Ads Foc T:
EnergyT 30.06 -.14
HItCarT 18.06 -.01
Fidelity Advisor A:
DivilntAr 14.68 -.01
Nwlnsghp 16.14 -.01
StrlnA 11.98 -.01
Fidelity Advisor I:
EqGrin 44.30 +.11
Eqlnt n 20.78 +.08
InIBdIn 10.59 -.02
Nwlnsgtl n 16.30 -.01
Fidelity Advisor T:
BalancT 13.19
DivGrTp 10.04 +.01
DynCAT p 14.79 +.02
EqGrTp 41.59 +.10
EqinT 20.46 +.07
GrOppT 2626 +.08
HilnAdTp 8.61 +.01
IntBdT 10.57 -.02
MulncTp 12.76 +.02
OvrseaT 16.76 -.03
STFiT 8.99
Fidelity Freedom:
FF2000n 11.36
FF2010n 12.48
FF2015 n 10.39 +.01
FF2020n 12.47 +.01
FF2025n 10.31 +.01
FF2030ri 1227 +.02
FF2035n 10.15 +.02
FF2040 n 7.08 +.01
Income n 10.66
Fidelity Invest:
AggrGrrn 15.55 +.04
AllSectEq 11.77 +.02
AMgr50n 13.55
AMgr7Orn 14.07 +.01
AMgr20rn 11.79
Balanc n 16.00
BlueChGr n 35.41 +.04
CAMunn 12.04 +.02
Canada n 47.87 -.53
CapApn 20.29 +.04
CapDevOn 8.74 -.01
Cplnc rn 8.11
ChinaRgr 26.80 -.17
CngSn 403.11 +2.12
CTMunrn 11.54 +.02
Contra n 54.66 -.05
CnvSc n 21.33 -.06
DisEq n 20.50 +.04
Divintln 27.77 -.04
DivStkOn 12.57 +.08
DivGth n 22.85 +.03
EmrMkn 20.97 +.01
Eqlncn 38.57 +.12
EQIIn 16.10 +.06
ECapAp 17.91 -.06

Europe 29.78 -.10
Exchn 279.08 +1.80
Exportn 18.64 -.03
Fideln 27.81 +.02
Fiftyrn 14.59 +.07
FItRateHi rn 9.34
FrInOnen 24.02 +.03
GNMAn 11.44 -.02
GovtInc 10.51 -.02
GroCon 64.85 +.18
Grolncn 15.59 +.02
Highlncrn 8.09 +.01
Indepn n 19.13 -.05
InProBdn 11.17 -.03
IntBd n 10.09 -.02
IntGovn 10.74 -.03
IntmMu n 10.22 +.01
IntlDiscn 29.98 -.07
IntlSCprn 17.86 +.01
InvGrBdn 11.35 -.03
InvGB n 6.95 -.01
Japan r 10.61 +.05
JpnSm n 8.88 +.01
LgCapVal 11.77 +.04
LCpVI r n 9.79 +.03
LatAmnn 45.82 -.02
LevCoStkn 2227 -.01
LowPrun 30.82 -.01
Magelln n 63.20 -.02
MDMurn 11.00 +.02
MA Mun 11.90 +.02
MegaCpStkn8.43 +.02
MIMunn 11.97 +.02
MidCapn 22.98 +.04
MNMunn 11.49 +.02
MtgSec n 10.42 -.02
Munilncn 12.62 +.02
NJMunrn 11.65 +.02
NwMktrn 15.15 -.01
NwMilln 24.11 +.08
NYMunn 12.97 +.01
OTCn 42.50 +.17
OhMunn 11.70 +.02
106lndex 7.73 +.02
Ovrsean 32.04 +.05
PcBas n 20.36 +.02
PAMunrn 10.83 +.02
Puritn 15.64 +.01
RealE n 1922 +.07
StlnitMun 10.65 +.01
STBFn 825
SmCaplndr 14.16 +.05
SmlCpS r n 1529 +.04
SEAsian 24.92 -.02
StkSIc n 20.87 +.02
Strallncn 10.67 -.02
SIrReRtr 8.32 -.01
TaxFrBrn 10.88 +.02
Toltal n 10.38 -.02
Trend n 52.54 +.10
USBIn 11.08 -.02
Utility n 13.30 +,08
ValStratn 21.63 +.06
Value n 56.36 +.10
Wridwn 15.71 -.03
Fidelity Selects:
Mar n 29.88 -.14
Banlkingn 15.86 +.02
Blotch n 67.26 -24
Brokrrn 50.52 +.26
Chemn 73.18 +.55
ComEquip n20.09
Compn 42.03 +.17
ConDisn 17.85 +.09
ConStapn 59.06 +.42
CstHo n 30.30 +.10
DfAer n 57.53 +.38
Electrn 38.10 +20
Enigyn 42.85 -.20
EngSvn 57.48 +24
Envirn 15.39 +.08
FinSv n 60.75 +.05
Goldrn 42.64 -.90
Health n 101.22 -.05
HomFn 11.36 -.01
Insurn 40.47 -21
Leisrn 65.35 +.32
Material n 51.58
MedDIn 39.78 -.21
MdEqSysn 23.36 -.11
Muntmdn 31.20 +.14
NtGasn 31.77 -.30


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Pharmn n 9.96 -.01
Retail n 42.52 +.36
Softlwr n 66.29 +.04
Techn 67.56 +20
Telcm n 37.84 +.55
Trans n 3725 -.21
UtilGrn 43.92 +.14
Wireless n 6.70 +.05
Fidelity Spartan:
Eqldxlinvn 37.94 +.10
ExtMklInn 29.82 +.03
500lnxlnv r n7428 +.20
Intllnxlnvi n 33.91 -.07
TotMktInvn 30.64 +.07
Fidelity Spart Adv:
EqldxAdn 37.94 +.10
IntAd rn 33.91 -.07
50OAdrn 74.28 +.19
TolMklAd r n30.65 +.07
First Eagle:
GIUA 39.73 -.05
OverseasA 19.81 +.01
First Investbrs A
BIChpAp 18.70 +.05
GloblA p 5.84


Here are the 1,000 biggest mutual funds listed on Nasdaq. Tables show the fund name, sell
price or Net Asset Value (NAV) and daily net change.
Name: Name of mutual fund and family.
NAV: Net asset value.
Chg: Net change In price of NAV.
Data based on NAVs reported to Lipper by 6 p.m. Eastern.


Name NAV Chg
GovtA p 11.17 -.02
GrolnAp 11.98 +.04
IncoAp 2.30
MATFAp 11.81 +.02
MITFAp 12.32 +.03
NJTFAp 13.16 +.03
NYTFAp 14.57 +.03
OppAp 20.89 +.04
PATFAp 13.18 +.04
SpSitAp 18.48 +.08
TxExAp 9.92 +.02
ToIRtAp 13.31 +.01
ValueB p 6.08 +.02
Firsthand Funds:
TechVal 28.80 +.10
Frankrr/Temp Fmnk A:
AdjUS p 8.97
ALTFAp 1126 +.02
AZTFAp 10.88 +.02
Ballnv p 42.49 +.08
CatlnsAp 12.17 +.03
CAIntAp 11.43 +.03
CaTFA p 7.07 +.02
COTFAp 11.70 +.02
CTTFAp 10.94 +.01
CvtScAp 12.51
DbITFA 11.50 +.02
DynTchA 23.39 +.05
EqlncAp 14.30 +.04
Fedlntp 11.58 +.02
FedTFA p 11.88 +.02
FLTFAp 11.49 +.02
FoundAI p 9.57
GATFAp 11.97 +.01
GokdPrM A 39.17 -.66
GrwthAp 36.91 +.04
HYTFAp 9.92 +.03
HilncA 1.84
IncomA p 1.98
InsTFAp 11.98 +.01
NYITFp 11.11 +.02
LATFAp 1127 +.02
LMGvScA 10.43 -.02
MDTFAp 11.36 +.02
MATFAp 11.68 +.01
MITFA p 12.10 +.02
MNInsA 1228 +.02
MOTFAp 11.98 +.01
NJTFAp 12.08 +.02
NYlnsAp 11.10 +.02
NYTFAp 11.73 +.01
NCTFAp 1223 +.02
OhiolAp 12.60 +.01
ORTFA p 11.90 +.02
PATFAp 10.30 +.02
ReEScAp 10.50 +.05
RisDvAp 27.05 +.13
SMCpGrA 27.39 +.04
Stratinc p 9.72 -.01
USGovAp 6.67 -.01
UtilsAp 10.90 +.02
VATFAp 11.67 +.01
FrankTrrmp Fmk Adv:
GIbBdAdvp
IncmeAd 1.97
Frank/Temp Fmk B:
IncomeBt 1.97
Frank/Temp Fmk C:
FoundAlIp 9.44
IncomrCt 2.00 +.01
Frank/Temp Mtl A&B:
BeacnA 11.02 +.01
GblDiscA 2627 +.02
QualfdAt 16.75 -+.03
SharesA 18.45
Frank/Temp Mtl C:
GIbDiscCt 25.97 +.02
Frank/TempTemp A:
DvMktAp 20.41 +.03
ForgnAp 6.59 -.02
GIBdAp 12.45
GrwthAp 16.50 -.01
WoddA p 13.58
Frank/TempTmp Adv:
GrthAv 16.52 -.01
Frank/TempTmp B&C:
DevMktC 19.88 +.02
ForgnC p 6.43 -.02
GBdC p 12.47
GE Elfun S&S:
S&S Inc 10.74 -.02
S&SPM 36.26 +.10
TaxEx 11.75 +.02
GE Instl Funds:
IntlEq 11.12 -.04
GMO Trust II:
EmergMktr 11.74 +.07
GMO Trust III:
For 12.01 +.02
IntlntrVI 21.35 -.01
Quality 18.06 +.08
GMO Trust IV:
EmrMkt 11.69 +.07
IntlGrEq 20.10 -.02
IntlntrVI 21.35
GMOTrustVI:
EmgMktsr 11.70 +.07
IntCorEq 27.72
Quality 18.07 +.09
StrFxInc 15.92
Gabelll Funds:
Asset 38.82 +.05
Gateway Funds:
GatewayA 24.72 +.11
Goldman Sachs A:
MdCVAp 28.19 +.02
Goldman Sachs Inst:
HiYield 6.69 +.01
MidCapV 28.44 +.02
Struilnt 10.24 -.01
Harbor Funds:
Bond 12.41 -.03
CapApinst 30.58 +.04
Intilnvt 52.81 -.04
Intir 53.37 -.04
Hartford Fds A:
CpAppAp 29.06 +.02
DivGthAp 16.45 +.03
MidCpAp 17.01 +.02
Hartford Fds C:
CapApCt 26.03 +.03
Hartford Fds L:
GrwOppL 22.10 +.05
Hartford Fds Y:
CapAppln 28.98 +.03
Hartford HLS IA:
CapApp 34.99 +.03
Div&Gr 17.05 +.04
Advisers 17.03
Stock 34.34 +.05
TotRetBd 10.78 -.02
Henderson Gibi Fds:
IntOppAp 20.28 -.04
Hennessy Funds:
CorGrIlOrig 11.99 +.05
HussmnStrGr 13.03 +.02
ICON Fds:
Energy 17.28 -.06
HIthcare 12.55 -.02
ISI Funds:
NoAmrp 7.59 -.02
Ivy Funds:
AssetSCt 21.33 -.07
AssetStAp 21.87 -.08
AsselStd r 22.04 -.07
GINatRsAp 17.35 -.05
JPMorgan A Class:
CoreBdA 11.11 -.02
MCpValp 18.30 +.06
JPMorgan Select:
HBSMkNep16.10 +.01
JPMorgan Sel Csa:

ntmTFBdn 11.01 +.03
ShtDurBdn 10.83 -.01
TxAwRRetn 9.98 +.02
USLCCrPls n1724 +.01
Janus:
FedTE
Twenty 59.65 +.09
Ventur 41.09 +.39
Janus J Shra:
Balanced 23.91 -.03
Contranan 12.83 -.01
CoreEq 18.43 -.02
Enterpr 43.94 -.05
FixBnd 10.31 -.03
Gt UfeSd r 20.51 -.05
GtTech r 13.19
Gnmrnco 27.48 -.01
JanusFdJ 24.70 +.02
Orion 9.32 +.01
OQrseasr 40.84 -.22
PrkMdCpV 19.23 -.02
Research 23.26 -.02
ShTmBd 3.05
WddW r 35.85 +.07
Janus S Shra:
Forty 30.58 +.06
JennisonDryden A:
BtendA 14.28 +.01
HighlncA 9.35 +.04
HiYldAp 5.00 +.01
UtWIityA x 8.51 -.01
JennisonDryden B:
GrowthB 13.39 +.02
HiYidBt 4.99 +.01
John Hancock A:
BondAp 1426 -.01
RgBkA 14.14 +.06
StrinAp 6.16 +.01
John Hancock B:
StrlncE 6.16 +.01
John Hancock CI1:


LSAggr 10.48 +.02
LSBalanc 11.58
LSConsuv 12.15 -.01
LSGrwth 11.25 +.01
LSModer 11.65
Keeley Funds:
SmCpValAp 19.72 +.05
Lazard Instl:
EmgMkll 17.41 +.03
Lazard Open:
EmgMkOp 17.63 +.03
Legg Mason: Fd
SpinvCp 26.07 +.01
ValTrCp 36.18


Name NAV Chg
Legg Mason Ptrs A:
AgGrAp 87.91 -.17
ApprAp 11.99 +.02
HilncA t 5.43 +.01
InAICGAp 7.94 -.04
LgCpGAp 20.52 +.07
MgMuAp 15.99 +.02
Legg Mason Ptrs B:
LgCpGBt 18.78 +.07
Longleaf Partners:
Partners 2322 +.05

InU 13.79 -.05
SmCap 20.81 +.08
Loomis Sayles:
LSBondl 12.86 -.02
StrincC 13.31 -.02
LSBondR 12.81 -.03
StrlncA 1325 -.02
Loomis Sayles Inv:
InvGrBdAp 11.52 -.02
lnvGrBdC p 11.44 -.03
InvGrBdY 11.53 -.02
Lord Abbett A:
AffiAp 10.09 +.01
FundlEq 10.46 -.02
BdDebAp 7.05 +.01
MidCpAp 12.59
Lord Abbett C:
BdDbCp 7.07 +.01
MFS Funds A:
MITA 16.75 +.04
MIGA 12.47 +.02
HilnA 3.09
MFLA 9.63 +.03
TotRA 12.92 +.01
UtilA 14.37 +.05
ValueA 20.20 +.05
MFS Funds B:
MIGBn 11.24 +.02
GvScBn 10.09 -.02
HilnBn 3.10
MulnBSn 8.36 +.01
TotRB n 12.92 +.02
MFS Funds I:
Valuel 20.30 +.06
MFS Funds Instl:
IntlEqn 16.05 -.01
MainStay Funds A:
HWiYldBA 5.49
MainStay Funds B:
CapApBt 22.90 +.05
ConvBt 13.38 +.02
GovtBt 8.66 -.02
HYldBBt 5.47 +.01
IndEqB 11.70
SmCGBp 10.67 +.05
TotRtBt 14.09 +.01
Mairs & Power:
Growth 61.96
Managers Funds:
Bond n 23.86 -.02
Manning&Napier Fds:
WidOppA 8.06 +.02
Marsico Funds:
Focus p 14.57 +.03
Matthews Asian:
AsianG&l 1521
China 23.18 -.14
India r 14.61 +.12
PacTiger 17.82 -.01
MergerFd 1521
Metro West Fds:
TotRetBd 9.68 -.02
TotRIBdl 9.68 -.02
Midas Funds:
Midas Fd 3.37 -.06
Monetta Funds:
Monettan 12.64 -.02
Morgan Stanley A:
DivGthA 13.41 +.02
Morgan Stanley B:
DivGtB 13.52 +.02
GIbDivB 9.30 +.01
StratB 16.90
MorganStanley Inst:
EmMktln 21.69 -.02
IntlEqI n 1323 -.06
MCapGrin 27.05 +.01
Munder Funds A:
IntemtA 22.14
Under FundsY:
MCpCGrY r n21.62 +.07
Mutual Series:
BeacnZ 11.11 +.01
GIbDiscZ 26.61 +.02
QuestZ 16.89 +.02
SharesZ 18.62 +.01
Neuberger&Berm Inv:
Focus 17.18 -.06
Geneslnst 35.78 -.04
Intlr 14.52 -.05
Partner 23.11 -.09
Neuberger&BermTr:
Genesis 37.21 -.05
Nicholas Group:
Hincl n 9.03 +.01
Nichn 39.00 +.09
Northern Funds:
HiYFxlnc 6.77 +.01
MMIntEq r 8.92 -.01
SmCpldx 6.81 +.03
Technly 11.05
Nuveen Cl A:
HYMuBd p 15.08 +.14
LtMBAp 10.87 +.01
Nuveen Cl R:
IntDMBd 8.99 .+.02
Oak Assoc Fds:
WhitOkSGn32-25 +.19
Oakmark Funds I:
Eqtytncr 24.80 -.03
Globall 19.31 -.06
Intllr 16.41 -.10
Oakmarkr 35.01 +.10
Select r 23.03 +.07
Old Mutual Adv II:
Tc&ComnZ 14.33 +.03
Old Westbury Fds:
GlobOpp 6.97 +.01
GIbSMdCap 12.4 6 -.01
NonUSLgC p9.31 -.05
Oppenheimer A:
AMTFMu 6.45 +.05
AMTFrNY 11.28 +.03
CAMuniAp 8.01 +.07
CapApAp 37.45 +.06
CaplncAp 7.66 -.01
ChmplncAp 1.78 +.01
DvMkIAp 26.15 -.07
Discp 4124 +21
EquityA 7.68 +.01
GlobA p 51.45 +.03
GIbOppA 25.04 -.04
Gold p 33.29 -.50
IntBdAp 6.48 -.01
MnStFdA 27.06 +.05
MSSCAp 16.21 +.06
MidCapA 10.81
PAMuniAp 10.50 +.04
StrinA p 3.87 -.01
USGvp 9.06 -.03
Oppenheimer B:
AMTFMu 6.42 +.05
AMTFrNY 1129 +.03
CplncBt 7.52 -.01
ChmplncBt 1.78 +.01
EquityB 7.12 +.01
StdncBt 3.89
Oppenheimer C&M:
IntlBdC 6.46 -.01
Oppenheimer Roch:
LtdNYA p 3.26
RoMuAp 15.78 +.08
RcNtMuA 7.04 +.07
Oppenhelmer Y:
DevMitY 25.89 -.06
PIMCO Admin PIMS:
ShtTmAd p 9.79
TotRtAd 10.85 -.03
PIMCO Instl PIMS:
AlAsset 11.65 -.05
ComodRR 7.62 -.12
Divinc 10.30 -.02
EmMkBd 10.18 -.01
FrgnBd 10.14 -.02
HiYId 8.43 -.01
InvGrCp 11.10 -.05
LowDu 10.17 -.02
ModDur 10.50 -.02
RealRet 10.76 -.07
RealRtnl 10.63 -.06
ShortT 9.79
TotRt 10.85 -.03
TRII 10.47 -.03
TRill 9.48 -.02
PIMCO Funds A:
LwDurA 10.17 -.02
RealRtAp 10.63 -.06
TotRtA 10.85 -.03
PIMCO Funds C:
RealRtCp 10.63 -.06
TotRtCt 10.85 -.03
PiMCO Funds D:
TRtnp 10.85 -.03
PIMCO Funds P:
ToIRtnP 10.85 -.03
Pamnasus Funds:
Eqtylncon 22.59 +.07
Pax World:
Balanced 19.93 +.03
Penn Port Funds:
Permannt 37.98 -.12
Pioneer Funds A:


Cu"lenVal 16.07 +.02
BondAp 9.03 -.01
Intf/alA 18.93 -.16
MdCpGrA 12.06 -.01
PionFdAp 33.75 +.09
TxFreAp 10.46 +.03
ValueAp 1027 +.01
Pioneer Funds B:
HiYIdB t 8.72 +.04
Pioneer Funds C:
HiYldCt 8.81 +.05
Price Funds:
Balancen 17.17 +.02
BIChip n 30.70 +.10
CABondn 10.78 +.03


Name NAV Chg
CapApp n 17.76
DivGron 19.73 +.04
EmEurp 15.50 +.09
EmMktS n 27.86 +.04
Eqlncn 20.53 +.02
Eqlndex n 28.87 +.08
Europen 14.68 -.01
GNMAn 9.75 -.01
Growth n 25.49 +.08
Gr&Ilnn 17.28 +.06
HIthScin 24.99
HiY eldn 6.16 +.02
InlBondn 10.00 -.03
IntDis n 36.27 +.03
Intl G&l 12.53 +.02
IntlStkn 1229 +.04
Japan n 7.35 +.08
LatAm n 41.78 +.11
MDShrtn 5.26
MDBond n 10.44 +.02
MidCapn 45.76 +.17
MCapVal n 20.22 +.10
NAmern 26.59 +.08
N Asian 14.57 +.05
NewEran 42.14 -.02
N Horizn 24.55 +.12
N Incn 9.24 -.01
NYBondn 11.14 +.02
OverSSFrn 7.72 +.01
PSIncn 14.54 +.01
RealEstn 13.52 +.06
R2010n 13.88 +.02
R2015n 10.52 +.02
R2020 n 14.34 +.03
R2025n 10.39 +.02
R2030n 14.77 +.05
R2035n 10.37 +.03
R2040 n 14.76 +.05
ScTec n 20.74 +.06
ShtBdn 4.82
SmCpStkn 26.19 +.09
SmCapValn28.91 +.13
SpecGrn 14.79 +.04
Spednan 11.70
TFIncn 9.89 +.02
TxFrH n 10.50 +.05
TxFrSIn 5.55
USTIntn 5.90 -.03
USTIg n 12.31 -.10
VABondn 11.62 +.02
Value n 20.20 +.07
Principal Inv:
DiscLCInst 10.79 +.02
LgCV3 In 9.04 +.01
LgGrIn 6.64 +.02
LT20301n 10.06 +.01
LT20201n 10.27
Putnam Funds A:
AmGvA p 9.79
AZTE 9.01 +.02
Convp 16.71 +.01
DvrinAp 7.71
EqinA p 13.50 +.06
EuEq 18.79 -.05
GeoAp 10.65 +.01
GIbEqtyp 8.12 +.01
GrInAp 11.62 +.02
GIbHIthA 44.64 -.06
HiYdAp 6.98 +.01
HiYId In 5.47 +.01.
IncmAp 6.36
IntGrinp 9.36 +.Of
InvAp p 10.94 +.03
NJTxA p 9.33 +.02'
NwOpAp 39.68 +.05
PATE 9.07 +.01
TxExA p 8.50 +.02
TFInA p 14.86 +.04
TFHYA 11.33 +.04
USGvAp 14.30
GlbiUtilA 11.31
VslaAp 8.57 +.01
VoyA p 18.97 +.07
Putnam Funds B:
DvrInBt 7.66
EqInct 13.36 +.07
EuEq 17.96 -.05
GeoBt 10.53
GIbEq t 7.33 +.01
GINtRst 16.59 -.07
GrinBt 11.43 +.03
GIbHIthB 37.59 -.05
HiYtdBt 6.96 +.01
HYAdBt 5.38 +.01
IncmB t 6.31
IntGrin t 9.25 +.01
IntlNopt 13.58 -.01
nvB t 9.83 +.03
NJTxBt 9.32 +.02
NwOpBt 34.61 +.05
TxExBIt 8.50 +.02
TFHYBt 11.35 +.05
USGvBt 14.24
GIblUtiB 1125
VislaBt 7.26 +.01
VoyBt 16.13 +.05
RS Funds:
IntGrA 15.34 -.08
LgCAlphaA 36.40 -.12
Value 20.23 -.07
Rainier Inv Mgt:
SmMCap 24.95 +.04
RidgeWorth Funds:
LCGrStkAp 8.00 +.02
RiverSource A:
BalanceA 8.86
DispEqAp 4.58 +.01
DEI 8.45 +.02
DivrBd 4.77 -.02
DvOppA 6.61 +.02
HiYdTEA 4.26 +.01
MCpGrA 9.28 +.01
MidCpVIp 624 +.01
PBModAp 9.46 -.01
RiverSource I:
TNEmgMktn 8.12
Royce Funds:
LwPrSkSv r 13.29 +.03
MIroCapl 13.10 +.03
PennMulr 9.13 +.02
Premier r 15.96
Tolfetlir 10.51 +.02
ValSvct 9.86 +.03
VIPISvc 11.04 +.04
Russell Funds S:
StratBd 10.17 -.01
Rydex Advisor:
NasdaqAdv 10.71 +.02
SEI Portfolios:
CoreFxAn 9.89 -.02
IntlEqAn 7.96 -.06
LgCGmAn 17.70 +.06
LgCValAn 14.01 +.04
SSgA Funds:
ErgMkt 18.23 -.01
Schwab Funds:
HIthCare 13.84 +.01
100wInvr 31.98 +.07
1060OSel 31.95 +.07
S&P Sel 16.76 +.05
SmCplnv 15.37
Scout Funds:
Intl 28.37 +.08
Selected Funds:
AmShD 35.96 -.12
AmShSp 35.93 -.12
Seligman Group:
ComunAt 35.24 -.11
FrontrA t 8.94 +.04
GIbSmrA 11.72 +.04
GIbTcnA 16.43 -.07
Sentinel Group:
Sequoian 112.05 -.13
Sit Funds:
IrgpCpGr 3.82 +.04
Sound Shore:
SoundShore 27.83 -.04
St FarmAssoc:
Gwth 47.08 +.10
Strautton Funds:
Dividend 20.89 +.01
MuIt-Cap 32.28 -.06
SmCap- 39.64 +.11
SunAmerica Funds:
USGvBt 9.81 -.04
TCW Funds:
TotReIBdl 10.01 -.03
TCW Funds N:
ToRtBdNp 10.35 -.02
TIAA-CREF Funds:
Bondlnst 10.14 -.02
Tamarack Funds:
EntSmCp 17.50 +.06
Templeton Instilt:
ForEqS 19.49 -.09
Third Avenue Fds:
Inm r 15.49 -.07
RtEstVIr 20.73 -.18
Value 45.53 -.46
Thornburg Fds:
IntValAp 24.27 -.10
IntValue I 24.81 -.10
Thrlvent Fds A:
HiYid 4.42
Income 7.95 -.02
Transamerica A:
Rexincp 8.18 -1.0
TA IDEX A:
TempGlbA p23.81 -.05
TrCHYBp 8.28 +.01
Turner Funds:
SmiCpGrn 25.55 +.09
Tweedy Browne:
GlobVaI 19.99 +.09


US Global Investors:
AlIAm 19.23 -.01
ChinaReg 7.73 -.08
GIbRs 8.16 -.04
Gld&Mtis 14.78 -.12
WIdPrcMn 16.10 -.04
USAA Group:
AgvGt 26.95 +.06
CABd 1028 +.02
CmstStr 19.95 +.03
GNMA 10.04 -.01
GrTxStr 12.22 +04
Grwth 11.91 +.01
Gr&lnc 12.45 +.03


Name NAV Chg
IncStk 10.38 +.03
Inco 12.20 -.01
Intl 21.73 -.07
NYBd 11.54 +.02
PrecMM 32.03 -.53
S&P Idx 16.07 +.04
SciTech 10.22 +.01
ShtTBnd 8.99 -.01
SmCpStk 10.43 +.03
TxElt 12.88 +.03
TxELT 12.96 +.03
TxESh 10.57 -.01
VABd 10.96 +.02
WidGr 16.14 -.01
VAUC:
MdCpldx 16.37 -.01
Stkldx 22.35 +.06
Value Line Fd:
LrgCon 14.77
Van Kamp Funds A:
CATFAp 16.81 +.04
CapGro 10.50 +.01
CnstA p 13.36 +.02
CpBdAp 6.43 -.03
EqlncAp 7.62 +.01
Exch 393.03 +2.52
GrInA p 16.89 +.04
HarbA p 14.63 +.03
HiYldA 9.13 +.02
HYMuAp 9.14 +.05
InTFA p 16.46 +.04
MunlAp 13.12 +.05
PATFAp 15.73 +.05
StrMunInc 10.27 +.06
USMtgeA 12.67 -.02
UtilA p 17.21 +.07
Van Kamp Funds B:
EnterpBt 12.12 +.02
HYMuBt 9.14 +.05
MulB 13.10 +.05
StrMunlnc 10.27 +.07
US Mtge 12.60 -.02
UtilB 17.12 +.06
Vanguard Admiral:
BalAdmin 19.03 +.01
CAITAdmn 11.02 +.03
CALTAdmn11.25 +.03
CpOpAdin 65.04 +.20
EMAdmr r n 32.03 +.07
Energyn 110.82 +.06
ExplAdmIn 51.71 +.11
ExtdAdmn 31.99 +.04
500AdmlIn 98.96 +.26
GNMA Ad n 10.72 -.01
HllhCr n 48.56 +.01
HiYldCpn 5.28 +.01
InlProAdn 24.41 -.11
ITBdAdml n 10.74 -.05
ITsryAdmln11.53 -.05
IntGrAdmn 53.33 +.08
ITAdmln 13.63 +.03
ITGrAdmn 9.56 -.03
UdTrAdn 11.04 +.01
LTGrAdmln 9.10 -.05
LTAdmIn 11.14 +.03
MCpAdmI n 71.27 +.10
MorgAdmn 44.69 +.10
MuHYAdm nlO.42 +.02
NYLTAdn 11.18 +.03
PrmCaprn 57.65 +.05
PALTAdmn11.13 +.02
STsyAdmln 10.83 -.01
STBdAdminlO.42 -.02
ShtTrAdn 15.91
STFdAdn 10.91 -.02
STIGrAd n 10.52
SmCAdm n 27.17 +.07
TxMCaprn 52.88 +.11
TtiBAdmln 10.38 -.02
TStkAdmn 26.50 +.06
WellslAdmn48.86
WelltnAdm n48.73 +.02
Windsor n 38.84 +.03
WdsrllAd n 40.22 +.03
Vanguard Fds:
AssetAn 21.18
CALTn 1125 +.03
CapOppn 28.15 +.09
Convrt n 1228 +.01
DivdGron 12.47 +.04
Energy n 59.00 +.03
Eqlncn 17.70 +.06
Expirn 55.53 +.11
FLLTn 11.45 +.02
GNMA n 10.72 -.01
GlobEqn 15.67 +.01
Grolncn 22.53 +.07
GrthEq n 8.68 +.02
HYCorpn 5.28 +.01
HIthCren 115.02 +.03
InflaPron 12.42 -.05
IntlExpirn 13.85 -.02
IntlGrn 16.76 +.03
IntlWaIn 31.02 +.01
ITIGraden 9.56 -.03
ITTsryn 11.53 -.05
UfeCon n 15.00
LifeGron 19.16 +.02
ULifelncn 1326 -.01
UfeModn 17.45 +.01
LTIGraden 9.10 -.05
LTTslyn 11.45 -.09
Morgn 14.41 +.04
MuHYn 10.42 +.02
Mulnt n 13.63 +.03
MuLtdn 11.04 +.01
MuLongn 11.14 +.03
MuShrtn 15.91
NJLTn 11.79 +.02
NYLTn 11.18 +.03
OHLTTEn 12.10 +.03
PALTn 11.13 +.02
PrecMisrn 19.46 -.33
PrmcpCor n 11.54 +.03
Prmcp'rn 55.53 +.05
SelValurn 15.41 +.01
STARn 17.22
STIGraden 10.52
STFedn 10.91 -.02
STTsryn 10.83 -.01
StratEqn 14.69 +.01
TgtRetlncn 10.52 -.01
TgRe2010n20.44
TgtRe2005nlO.99
TgtRe2025 n11.19 +.02
TgtRe2015nl.25
TgRe220 n19.76 +.01
TgRe2030 n18.99 +.02
TgtRe2035n11.42 +.02
TgtRe2040n18.68 +.03
TgtRe2045 n11.81 +.02
USGron 15.67 +.02
USValuen 8.94 +.02
Wellslyn 20.17
Welltn n 28.21 +.01
Wndsrmn 11.51 +.01
Wndsll n 22.66 +.02
Vanguard Idx Fds:
500 n 98.93 +.26
Balanced n 19.02 +.01
DevMktn 9.59
EMktn 24.34 +.05
Europe n 26.70 -.02
Extend n 31.96 +.03
Growthtn 25.60 +.06
ITBnd n 10.74 -.05
LgCaplxn 19.70 +.04
LTBndn 11.85 -.08
MidCapn 15.70 +.02
Pacific n 9.94 +.01
REITr n 14.50 +.06
SmCapn 27.15 +.07
SmlCpGth n 16.38 +.05
SmICpVln 13.11 +.03
STBndn 10.42 -.02
TotBndn 10.38 -.02
Totllntln 14.43
TotStk n 26.49 +.v06
Value n 18.36 +.04
Vanguard Instl Fds:
Ballnstn 19.03 +.01
DvMktinstn 9.51
Extn n 32.00 +.03
Grwthlstn 25.62 +.06
InfProlnst n 9.94 -.05
Instldx n 98.31 +25
InsPin 98.32 +25
TotiBdldxn 52.15 -.12
InstTStldxn 23.95 +.06
lnsTStPlus n23.95 +.05
MidCplstn 15.75 +.02
STIGdnstan 10.52
SCInstn 27.19 +.07
T"BIln 10.38 -.02
TSInstn 26.50 +.06
Valuelstn 18.37 +.04
Vanguard Signal:
500Sgln 81.74 +21
ITBdSign 10.74 -.05
MidCpldxn 22950 +.03
STBdldxn 10.42 -.02
TotBdSgln 10.38 -.02
TotStkSgl n 25.58 +.06
Victory Funds:
DvsStA 13.65 +.02
WM Blair MB Fds:
IntlGthI r 18.35 -.03
Waddell & Reed Adv:
AssetSp 8.48 -.03
CorelnvA 4.89 +.02
DivOppAp 12.45 +.04
DivOppCt 12.37 +.04
ScTechA 8.98 +.03
Wasatch:


SmCpGr 28.62 +.08
Wells Fargo Adv:
CmStkZ 16.23 -.01
Opptylnv 30.65' +.02
Wells Fargo Insti:
UlStMuln p 4.80
Western Asset:
CorePlus 9.92 -.02
Core 10.38 -.02
William Blair N:
GrowthN 9.33 +.03
IntGIhN 17.93 -.03
Yacktman Funds:
Fundp 14.47 +.04


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SP Engy 55.18 -.19
SPDRFnd 15.14 -.02
SPInds 27.01 -.15
SPTech 20.89 +.13
SPUfhl 29.68 +.14
StdPac 4.08 -.17
Standex 20.10 -.23
Star wdHt 34.09 -.09
StateStr 54.39 +.60
Steris 29.77 +.52
StoneEnrgy 16.80 -.18
StrtHotels 1.84 -.25
Styker 47.16 -.53
StunmRug 13.14 +.09
SubPpne 41.87 +.62
SunCmts 19.99 +.35
Suncorgs 37.03 +.15
Sunoco 28.44 -.29
SunriseSen 2.75 +.04
Suntech 16.96 +.34
SunTrst 23.71 -.06
Supvalu 15.46 +.27
Sybase 37.84 +.47
Syniverse 18.52 -29
Synovus 3.91 +.01
Sysco 25.67 +.19
TCFFnd 14.74 -.30
TECO 14,07 +.03
TJX 38.04 +.30
TRWAutol 17.49 -.72


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OPINION


I "There is no defense against reproach, but obscurity;
it is a kind of concomitant to greatness."
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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE


EDITORIAL BOARD


CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE


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Gerry Mulligan..........................................publisher
Charlie Brennan ...........................................editor
Neale Brennan ........promotions/community affairs
Mike Arnold .................................managing editor
Cheri Harris.....................................features editor
Curt Ebitz.......................................citizen member
Founded Mac Harris .....................................citizen member
by Albert M.
Williamson Cliff Pierson ..................................guest member


"You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose."
- David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus

REASONABLE RESPONSE




Reprimand




of instructor




appropriate
N JROTC instructor Ira No doubt, he crossed the
Sparkman will return line. Punitive action was war-
to his job Oct. 21 - ranted. The degree of repri-
after being suspended for 30 mand agreed upon, however,
days without pay. seems a reason-
The suspension able compromise.
followed news that THE ISSUE: In addition to
while on a sailing NJROTC instructor 30 days without
outing with a NJROTmsductor ay, Sparkman
group of students reprimand, has agreed to
he gave permis- OUR OPINION apologize to the
sion for girls to re- U school board at
move their shirts Punishment fair. the Oct. 13 meet-
and swim in shorts ing, complete an
and brassieres. ethics - for-
Complaints were filed and educators course, and comply


Superintendent of Schools San-
dra "Sam" Himmel correctly
concluded that Sparkman's ac-
tions were inappropriate.
News of impending discipli-
nary action resulted in dozens
upon dozens of people taking a
stand on Sparkman's behalf. In
the eyes of many students and
parents, Sparkman's lapse of
judgment was incidental com-
pared to the good he has done
for the young people of Citrus
County.


with all school policies re-
garding field trips.
Certainly, lessons were
learned as a result of this un-
fortunate incident. The sup-
port Ira Sparkman received
from the community speaks
well of his value to the school
system.' And the reprimand
demonstrates that there must
be serious consequences for
even a momentary lapse of
judgment when it comes to
oversight of schoolchildren.


==Hot Corner:SPEECH TO STUDENTS=


Teach respect
What happened to respect?
When I was a child, I was taught
you have respect for your presi-
dent, your clergy, your teachers
and so on. I don't understand why
some people are so bitter, hateful
and mean that they would keep
their child home from school be-
cause the president of the United
States gave a little talk on TV
telling kids how important it is to
stay in school and study hard.
What was so political about that? I
have been a Republican all my
life, but I am very disappointed
with Republicans and others
protesting and out with signs on
(State Road) 44...No one gets
upset when President Reagan and
George Bush Sr. talked to school-
children. I did not vote for Presi-
dent Obama, but I do have a lot
of respect for him and I really
think he's trying hard to help the
economy. So if you are a Christian
or just a decent person, teach ,
your children respect and love for
one another, not hatred.
Wrong message
This is just to say how shocked
and disappointed (I am) in our
teachers that did not show our
president's speech. It sounds as if
they are so shallow-minded. What
he had to say was important.
You're truly teaching the wrong
message. Hatred is not the answer.


TV-watchers union
With the commercials getting
longer and longer and re-
peats on and on, the
same commercial re-
peated four times in one
hour of TV, we, the view-
ers, need to form a union
to stand up to the exces-
sive commercials being 1.
shoved down our throats.
We could hire (an) attor-
ney and sue, or we could CAI .
go on strike and cancel 56L
all TV stations except the 563-
basic until the TV compa-
nies cut down their com-
mercials. We can all also protest
to the local, state and federal offi-
cials. I'll join. Over and out.


Tolerance, respect
I understand that most teach-
ers at one of the elementary
schools did not show our presi-
dent's speech. You're supposed to
be teaching our children tolerance
and respect with the education.) 0
How can you be so negative?
Please help our children by set-
ting a good exarniple.
The other foot
Some parents denied their chil-
dren the opportunity to listen to
an intelligentpresident, and said
nothing when a president who has
difficulty reading Dr. Seuss books
tried to read to pupils.
District denial
This is in reference to "Skirting
the truth." The school district
had the real truth about
Obama's speech. I personally
spoke to Mr. Curry in the district
office, the secretary at Lecanto
High School and.an administra-
tor at Rock Crusher Elementary.
And when I mentioned about the
curriculum that followed
Obama's speech, I was told that
all these three officers were un-
aware of any curriculum that
was following the speech, which
was totally wrong. And I don't
think that was fair that we, as
parents who called about this,
were not told the truth by our
school district people.


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I'm a 15-year-old high school
student. My dad goes
ND to work every day, pays
all his taxes, supports
F his whole family.
F Shouldn't we have
health care too?
Senior scam
This call is in response
to.the letter by George M.
Daniel of Inverness com-
"579 plaining about a water
softener company taking
advantage of him. Per-
haps the Seniors Against Crime
office might be of help to him.
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My first reaction to Cal
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"He has achieved new lows in
mental and moral depravity
even for right-wing nuts!" Alas,
that is hot the case. Every right-
wing nut has long been commit-
ted to the crazy notion that
Medicare reimbursement for
end-of-life counseling by doctors
is the same thing as hauling
everyone of a certain age before
"death panels."
Many of us, but by no means
enough, establish plans relating to
care as we near the end. It is often
done with legal advice. But it is
reasonable to involve one's doctor
in such planning. And it certain
does not represent any intention.'
to check out early to save the gov-
ernment money. '
As for the issue of indigent
care, emergency-room care is
ready mandated by courts. If
someone shows up bleeding to
death at an emergency room, he
will be treated. If there is no
provision for reimbursement
from state or federal sources, ;.
hospitals will either factor indi-
gent care into their cost of oper-
ation or close. Emergency-room


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care, by the way, is more expen-
sive than routine preventive
medicine. One way or another,
we will pay for illegal aliens. To


charge that this will be created
by "Obamacare" is, if not lying,
certainly being economical with
the truth.
We have masses of illegal
aliens so American companies
and farms can hire people with
no legal standing for dirt cheap.
Companies like Walmart and
Progress Energy prefer to work
through subcontractors to estab-
lish plausible deniability. Ideally
these employers should have to
provide health care for their
labor, but unlike those of the an-
tebellum era, they have no in-
vestment in them.
As for the president not hold-
ing fast to outlandish estimates
from United Healthcare being a
lie, that is nonsense. We are
looking at health care reform be-
cause the current system is bro-
ken. All such projections seem to
ignore the fact that we have
poorer health care at higher cost
than any civilized nation. Worse,
it increases at more than twice
the general rate of inflation at a
time when wages, salaries, and
benefits are static to declining
for most citizens.
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PORTS


* Mayweather
ends retirement
with fight
tonight/B2


CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE


N Boxing/B2
0 Golf/B2
0 Auto Racing/B2
M Baseball/B3
M Scoreboard/B4
0 Sports briefs/B4
0 Football/B5


Hurricanes rally past Panthers in flag fest


Citrus scores 26 unansweredpoints to claim win


COMMENTARY BY
JOHN COSCIA
Chronicle
Randy Roland used his
cap to cover his face.
Ron Allan had to remove
his to let off some steam.
The Citrus head coach
was more embarrassed and
relieved than elated.


The Panthers' top dog so
furious he literally couldn't
utter a word.
Both wanted to speak, but
neither one could.
The words would have
been costly - and they both
knew it.
Sadly,this was the back-
drop in the aftermath of the
Citrus Hurricanes'32-24 vic-


tory over the Lecanto Pan-
thers. A hard-fought grid-
iron battle between two
county teams and all that
anyone on either side of the
field could think about was
the officiating.
Truth is, there were so
many yellow flags on the
field that someone should
have been fined for litter-


ing. In fact, the excessive
amount of penalties called
in the first half had the
game being played at a
snail's pace.
A game that started at 7:30
p.m. didn't reach halftime
until 9:15 p.m.
It wasn't until after the
game that Roland, the Hur-
ricanes' head coach, real-
ized the lateness of the hour.
"What time is it? Are you
See CANES/Page B4


Lecanto 24
* Lecanto's next game is
7:30 p.m. Friday at home
against Springstead.


SCitrus 32
* Citrus' next game is at
7:30 p.m. Friday at
home against Leesburg.


SHARK FOR DINNER


DAVE SIGLERICnronicle
Crystal River High School's Tavin Devaughn (11) breaks through a big hole In the Nature Coast secondary to gain substantial yardage. He was hit
by Anthony Carlucci (21) and Brenton Nuby (7). Crystal River won 7-6.

Crystal River's defense stops Nature Coast twice in fourth quarter for victory


UMVCE OIULE I-. C UronIlUe
Travaughn Brooks, left, celebrates a touchdown with Colton
Luff after Brooks scored on the second play of the game
Friday for the Pirates.


JON-MICHAEL
SORACCHI
Chronicle
Two times,-the Crystal
River football team's de-
fense was called upon to
come up with a stop.
Twice, the Pirates stood
up to the challenge.
Although the first dis-
trict contest for both, Crys-
tal River went a long way
toward vying for the
crown by knocking off No.
4-ranked Nature Coast, 7-
6, in Pirate Stadium on
Friday night.
In a hard-hitting game
where just two big plays
occurred, the Pirates and
Sharks fought for every
yard. When the contest
was on the line, though,
Crystal River responded.


Pirates 7
Sharks 6


Hernando.


* Crystal
River's
next
game is
7:30 p.m.
Friday at


"Our defense is a lot
better than last year
across the board," said Pi-
rates coach George Ar-
scott, who guaranteed
victory earlier in the
week
The first instance came
right after Nature Coast's
first score, a 63-yard
touchdown pass to JaJuan
Story from C.J. Baker off a


beautiful play-action pass
to draw the Sharks within
a point with 7:25 remain-
ing in the fourth quarter.
Nature Coast coach
Mark Lee, wary of bring-
ing out the kick team after
having a 29-yard field goal
blocked by the Pirates and
missing four extra points
the previous week against
Springstead, kept his of-
fense on the field and
quickly ran a run play.
Sharks all-state senior
running back Tevin
Drake, who didn't play in
the first half for unspeci-
fied reasons, got dropped
by a host of Pirates short
of the goal line to keep
Crystal River up by a
point.
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Colts run

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Dunnellon
fights back in

fourth quarter

SEAN ARNOLD
For the Chronicle
"What a great high school
football game."
Dunnellon coach Frank
Beasley's words aptly
summed up a defensive
brawl between Marion
County heavyweights that
ended with North Marion
scoring on a last-minute
touchdown drive to give
them a 21-14 win against
Dunnellon on Friday night
at Tiger Stadium.
Up 14-7 with less than six
minutes remaining, the
Colts were forced to punt
after Dunnellon lineman
Stephano Squartino sacked
North Marion quarterback
Chuckle Looney on the Colt
32-yard line. i
Tiger defensive back
Brent Ciquera then gave his
team another boost with a
20-yard return, putting the
Dunnellon (2-1) offense near
midfield.
The Colts (2-1) committed
a pass interference penalty
on a Cody Underwood pass
that spotted the Tigers on
the North Marion 35-yard
line.
After arriving inside the
5-yard line with the running
of Bubba Black and Angelo
Cabrera, Dunnellon was
called for a false start, leav-
ing the Tigers with a fourth-
down and goal from the 8.
On his 27th carry of the
night, Bubba Black twisted
and pushed his way into the
end-zone, putting his team
within one point of the
Colts.
Dunnellon bumbled the
extra-point snap but kicker
Daniel Herrera showed
great improvisationwhen he
managed to double clutch
and still make the PAT, tying
the game at 14 with less than
two minutes left.
"Our kids bowed their
necks and fought when it
was needed," said Beasley
on his team's late score.
Looney then went to work,
hitting receiver Latroy
Pittman for a 23-yard gain,
and connecting with run-
ning backJamie Gilmore for
an 11-yard gain that turned
into an even larger play
when 15 yards were tacked
on because of a late sideline
hit.by the Tiger defense.
Gilmore came right back
on a 15-yard run that landed
North Marion on the 5.
Fullback Matt Pringle
closed the deal on a 1-yard
score with 15 seconds to go.
Beasley was proud of the
play from his Tigers, but he
didn't need to see Friday
night's effort to believe in
his team.
See COLTS/Page B4

Colts 21
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- Disc Golf
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- Butterfly Garden talk
- Rain Barrel Discussion
by Extension Service
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Thursday's Games
Kansas City 9, Detroit 2
Seattle 4, Chicago White Sox 3, 14 innings
Tampa Bay 3, Baltimore 0
L.A. Angels 4, Boston 3
Oakland 5, Cleveland 2
Friday's Games
Boston 3, Baltimore 1
Tampa Bay 11, Toronto 4
L.A. Angels 2, Texas 0
Minnesota 3, Detroit 0
Kansas City 11, Chicago White Sox 0
Cleveland at Oakland, late
N.Y. Yankees at Seattle, late
Today's Games
Cleveland (Sowers 6-9) at Oakland (G.Gonza-
lez 5-6), 4:05 p.m.
Detroit (Verlander 16-8) at Minnesota (Pavano
12-11), 4:10 p.m.
Boston (Lester 13-7) at Baltimore (Da.Hernan-
dez 4-8), 7:05 p.m.
Kansas City (D.Hughes 0-0) at Chicago White
Sox (Peavy 0-0), 7:05 p.m.
L.A. Angels (Jer.Weaver 15-6) at Texas (Feld-
man 16-5), 7:05 p.m.
Toronto (R.Romero 12-8) at Tampa Bay (Garza
7-10), 7:08 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 17-7) at Seattle (Fister
2-2); 10:10 p.m.
Sunday's Games
L.A. Angels at Texas, 1:05 p.m.
Boston at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m.
Toronto at Tampa Bay, 1:38 p.m.
Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 2:05 p.m.
Detroit at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m.
Cleveland at Oakland, 4:05 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees at Seattle, 4:10 p.m.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Thursday's Games
Milwaukee 7, Chicago Cubs 4
Philadelphia 4, Washington 2
Cincinnati 3, Florida 2
Atlanta 7, N.Y. Mets 3
Friday's Games
Pittsburgh 5, San Diego 1
Florida 4, Cincinnati 3
Washington 6, N.Y. Mets 5
Philadelphia 9, Atlanta 4
Milwaukee 3, Houston 2
St. Louis 3, Chicago Cubs 2
Colorado at Arizona, late
San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, late
Today's Games
San Diego (CI.Richard 4-2) at Pittsburgh
(Ohlendorf 11-10), 12:35 p.m.
Washington (Lannan 9-11) at N.Y. Mets (Red-
ding 2-6), 1:10 p.m.
Chicago Cubs (Dempster 10-8) at St. Louis
(C.Carpenter 16-4), 4:10 p.m.
SanFrancisco (Penny 3-0) at L.A. Dodgers
(Garland 10-11), 4:10 p.m.
Houston (Moehler8-10) at Milwaukee (Suppan
6-10), 7:05 p.m.
Florida (Nolasco 11-9) at Cincinnati (Arroyo 13-
12), 7:10 p.m.
Philadelphia (PMartinez 5-0) at Atlanta
(J.Vazquez 13-9), 7:10 p.m.
Colorado (Hammel 8-8) at Arizona (Scherzer 9-
9), 8:10 p.m.
Sunday's Games
Florida at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m.
Washington at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m.
Philadelphia at Atlanta, 1:35 p.m.
San Diego at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m.
Houston at Milwaukee, 2:05 p.m.
Colorado at Arizona, 4:10 p.m.
San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m.
Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:05 p.m.



MLB Leaders
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING-Mauer, Minnesota, .373; ISuzuki,
Seattle, .353; Jeter, New York, .330; MiCabrera,
Detroit, .330; Bartlett, Tampa Bay, .325; MYoung,
Texas, .322; Cano, New York, .320.
RUNS-Figgins, Los Angeles, 107; Damon, New
York, 1-02; Jeter, New York, 102; BRoberts, Balti-
more, 102; Pedroia, Boston, 101; Scutaro,
Toronto, 100; Bay, Boston, 95; Cano, New York,
95.
RBl-Teixeira, New York, 112; Bay, Boston, 107;
Longoria, Tampa Bay, 107; Lind, Toronto, 104;
Morneau, Minnesota, 100; CPena, Tampa Bay,
100; AHill, Toronto, 98; KMorales, Los Angeles,
98.
HITS-ISuzuki, Seattle, 205; Jeter, New York,
194; Cano, New York, 188; MiCabrera, Detroit,
180; AHill, Toronto, 177; Markakis, Baltimore, 176;
Crawford, Tampa Bay, 175.
HOME RUNS-CPena, Tampa Bay, 39; Teixeira,
New York, 35; Bay, Boston, 34; NCruz, Texas, 32;
AHill, Toronto, 32; Branyan, Seattle, 31; Longoria,
Tampa Bay, 31.
STOLEN BASES-Ellsbury, Boston, 62; Craw-
ford, Tampa Bay, 59; Figgins, Los Angeles, 42;
RDavis, Oakland, 39; BUpton, Tampa Bay, 37;
BAbreu, Los Angeles, 29; BRoberts, Baltimore,
29.
PITCHING--Sabathia, NewYork, 17-7; Feldman,
Texas, 16-5; Verlander, Detroit, 16-8; FHeman-
dez, Seattle, 15-5; JerWeaver, Los Angeles, 15-6;
Beckett, Boston, 15-6; Halladay, Toronto, 15-9.
STRIKEOUTS-Verlander, Detroit, 239; Greinke,
Kansas City, 224; Lester, Boston, 211; FHeman-
dez, Seattle, 193; Halladay, Toronto, 189; Beckett,
Boston, 187; Sabathia, New York, 178.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING-HaRamirez, Florida, .355; Pujols, St.
Louis, .333; Sandoval, San Francisco, .322; Hel-
ton, Colorado, .318; DWright, New York, .314;
Braun, Milwaukee, .310; FLopez, Milwaukee,
.308; JUpton, Arizona, .308; Coghlan, Florida,
.308.
RUNS-Pujols, St. Louis, 119; Utley, Philadelphia,
104; Braun, Milwaukee, 103; Zimmerman, Wash-
ington, 100; HaRamirez, Florida, 95; Victorino,
Philadelphia, 94; Howard, Philadelphia, 93.
RBI-Pujols, St. Louis, 127; Fielder, Milwaukee,
126; Howard, Philadelphia, 121; DLee, Chicago,
102; Braun, Milwaukee, 101; HaRamirez, Florida,
100; ADunn, Washington, 99.
HITS-HaRamirez, Florida, 189; Braun, Milwau-
kee, 175; Tejada, Houston, 172; FLopez, Milwau-
kee, 170; Pujols, St. Louis, 170; Kemp, Los
Angeles, 168; CaLee, Houston, 168; Victorino,
Philadelphia, 168.
HOME RUNS-Pujols, St. Louis, 47; Reynolds,
Arizona, 42; Howard, Philadelphia, 40; Fielder,
Milwaukee, 39; AdGonzalez, San Diego, 38;
ADunn, Washington, 37; Werth, Philadelphia, 34.
STOLEN BASES-Bourn, Houston, 57; Morgan,
Washington, 42; Kemp, Los Angeles, 33; Rollins,
Philadelphia, 29; Fowler, Colorado, 27; Pierre, Los
Angeles, 27; HaRamirez, Florida, 25; Taveras,
Cincinnati, 25; DWright, NewYork, 25.
PITCHING -Wainwright, St. Louis, 18-8; CCar-
penter, St. Louis, 16-4; JoJohnson, Florida, 15-4;
De La Rosa, Colorado, 15-9; Marquis, Colorado,
15-11; Lincecum, San Francisco, 14-5; Haren, Ari-
zona, 14-8.
STRIKEOUTS-Lincecum, San Francisco, 244;


JVazquez, Atlanta, 216; Haren, Arizona, 201; Gal-
lardo, Milwaukee, 197;Wainwright, St. Louis, 183;
De La Rosa, Colorado, 179; WRodriguez, Hous-
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FOOTBALL
NCAA Football
at Army 6� 7� (42) Ball St.
at Purdue 13 13 (551) N. Illinois
at Michigan 221 24(5414) E. Michigan
at Pittsburgh 9 7� (52) Navy
Northwestern 3 3 (47) at Syracuse
atClemson 7 7 (44�) Boston Co.
at Penn St 29 2912 (45�) Temple
at North Carolina 8 7�(42) East Carolina
atW. Michigan 16 1614 (46) Miami (Ohio)
at Vanderbilt 10 9 (45) Miss. St.
at Colorado 7 7 (51�) Wyoming
at Iowa 6 5� (41%) Arizona
at Akron 4 4�1 (47�) Indiana
at Kansas 19 22� (51) Duke
at S. Miss. 14� 151 (46) Virginia
at Oregon 6 4�1 (53/) Utah
Southern Cal 23 18� (52�) at Wash.
at UCLA 10 121 (43�) Kansas St.
at Virginia Tech 212 5 (51) Nebraska
at Notre Dame 11 10 (55) Michigan St.
Ohio St.-x 21 20�1 (58) Toledo
at Auburn 4 7 (53�) West Va.
at Florida 28 29� (51�4) Tennessee
SMU 4� 6 (58) at Wash. St.
San Diego St. 3 3� (54�) at Idaho
Nevada Pk 3 (57) at Colo. St.
Bowling Green 3 3 (50) at Marshall
California 13� 14(53) at Minnesota
at UCF 3� 4 (48) Buffalo
at Oklahoma St. 31 32% (661) Rice
at Oklahoma 14 1712 (58) Tulsa
at Baylor 10% 10 (451) UConn
at Texas A&M 16 19 (571) Utah St.
at Kentucky 10% 131 (47) Louisville
Iowa St. 2 3 (45) at Kent St.
at BYU 7/2 7� (55�) Florida St.
at Arkansas +2 1 (54) Georgia
Air Force 141 17 (46�%)at N.M.
UTEP 13 14 (46�) at N.M. St.
at Texas 17� 171 (67)TexasTech
at UNLV 5� 7 (56) Hawaii
at Stanford 19 17(471) San Jose St.
Cincinnati +21 1(552) at OregonSt
at Rutgers 14 15� (521)'Fla. Int'l
at Alabama 38 38 (52) North Texas
at Maryland 6Y2 6� (50) Middle Tenn.
at South Carolina 21 21 (51 %)Fla. Atlantic
at Troy 8� 61 (60) UAB
at LSU 27% 27(52) La.-Lafayette
at Arizona St. 17 19% (53%) La-Monroe
x-at Cleveland
NFL
Sunday
FAVORITE OPEN TODAY 0/U UNDERDOG
at Kansas City 3 3 (38�) Oakland
at Tennessee 7 6� (40�) Houston
New England 4� 31 (46) at N.Y. Jets
at Green Bay 9 9 (42) Cincinnati
Minnesota 9� 10 (46�) at Detroit
at Philadelphia 1 Pk (46%) New Orleans
at Atlanta 6� 6� (43) Carolina
at Washington 9% 10 (37) St. Louis
at Jacksonville 4� 3 (422) Arizona
at San Francisco 1 1� (39�) Seattle
at Buffalo 4 5. (42) Tampa Bay
at Denver 3 3 (37�) Cleveland
at San Diego 3� 3 (401) Baltimore
Pittsburgh 3 3 (37�) at Chicago
at Dallas 2� 3(44%) N.Y. Giants
Monday
Indianapolis 3 3 (42) at Miami

NCAA Football Schedule
(Subject to change)
Today
EAST
Ball St. (0-2) at Army (1-1), Noon
Delaware St. (0-1) at Delaware (1-1), Noon
Duquesne (1-1) at Monmouth, N.J. (0-2),
Noon
Temple (0-1) at Penn St. (2-0), Noon
Dayton (0-1) at Robert Morris (0-2), Noon
Bucknell (1-1) at Comell (0-0), 12:30 p.m.
Yale (0-0) at Georgetown, D.C. (0-2), 1 p.m.
Harvard (0-0) at Holy Cross (2-0), 1 p.m.
Youngstown St. (1-1) at Northeastern (0-2),
1 p.m.
Colgate (2-0) at Dartmouth (0-0), 1:30 p.m.
Winston-Salem (0-2) vs. Morgan St. (0-1) at
East Rutherford, N.J., 2 p.m.
The Citadet (0-1) at Princeton (0-0), 3 p.m.
Rhode Island (1-0) at Massachusetts (1-1),
3:30 p.m.
Maine (2-0) at Albany, N.Y. (0-2), 4 p.m.
Fla. International (0-1) at Rutgers (1-1), 5
p.m.
Columbia (0-0) at Fordham (0-1), 6 p.m.
Liberty (1-1) at Lafayette (1-0), 6 p.m.
Navy (1-1) at Pittsburgh (2-0), 6 p.m.
Brown (0-0) at Stony Brook (0-2), 6 p.m.
Villanova (2-0) at Penn (0-0), 7 p.m.
Northwestern (2-0) at Syracuse (0-2), 7 p.m.
Coastal Carolina (1 -1) atTowson (0-1), 7 p.m.
SOUTH
Boston Cdllege (2-0) at Clemson (1-1), Noon
Louisville (1-0) at Kentucky (1-0), Noon
East Carolina (1-1) at North Carolina (2-0),
Noon
North Texas (1-1) at Alabama (2-0), 12:20
p.m.
Old Dominion (2-0) at Jacksonville (1-1), 1
p.m.
Morehead St. (1-1) at N.C. Central (0-2), 1:30
p.m.
Chattanooga (1-1) at Presbyterian (0-2), 1:30
p.m.
Miles (2-1) at Samford (1-1), 3 p.m.
Tennessee (1-1) at Florida (2-0), 3:30 p.m.
Middle Tennessee (1-1) at Maryland (1-1),
3:30 p.m.
Hofstra (2-0) at Richmond (2-0), 3:30 p.m.
Virginia (0-2) at Southern Miss. (2-0), 3:30
p.m.
UAB (1-1) at Troy (0-2), 3:30 p.m.
Nebraska (2-0) at Virginia Tech (1-1), 3:30
p.m.
Grambling St. (1-1) at Jackson St. (0-2), 4:30
p.m.
Campbell (1-1) at Davidson (0-2), 6 p.m.
VMI (1-0) at James Madison (0-1), 6 p.m.
Ark.-Pine Bluff (1-1) at MVSU (0-1), 6 p.m.
Hampton (1-1) at N. Carolina A&T (2-0), 6
p.m.
Gardner-Webb (2-0) at N.C. State (1-1), 6
p.m.
William & Mary (2-0) at Norfolk St. (1-1), 6
p.m.
Elon (2-0) at Wake Forest (1-1), 6:30 p.m.
Jacksonville St. (0-2) at Alabama A&M (2-0),
7p.m.
Tennessee Tech (1-0) at E. Kentucky (0-1), 7
p.m.
W. Carolina (0-2) at Georgia Southern (1-1),
7p.m.
Louisiana-Lafayette (2-0) at LSU (2-0), 7 p.m.
Nicholls St. (1-1) at Louisiana Tech (0-2), 7
p.m.
Bowling Green (1-1) at Marshall (1-1), 7 p.m.
North Dakota (0-1) at Northwestern St. (0-2),
7p.m.
Florida Atlantic (0-1) at South Carolina (1-1),
7p.m.
Charleston Southern (0-2) at South Florida


(2-0), 7 p.m.
Tennessee St. (1-1) at Southern U. (1-1), 7
p.m.
Mississippi St. (1-1) at Vanderbilt (1-1), 7 p.m.
Cent. Arkansas (0-1) at W. Kentucky (0-2), 7
p.m.
SE Louisiana (2-0) at Mississippi (1-0), 7:30
p.m.
Buffalo (1-1) at UCF (1-1), 7:30 p.m.
West Virginia (2-0) at Auburn (2-0), 7:45 p.m.
Edward Waters (0-2) at Alabama St. (1-0), 8
p.m.
Savannah St. (1-1) at McNeese St. (2-0), 8
p.m.
Tenn.-Martin (1-1) at Memphis (0-2), 8 p.m.
MIDWEST
Duke (1-1) at Kansas (2-0), Noon
E. Michigan (0-2) at Michigan (2-0), Noon
California (2-0) at Minnesota (2-0), Noon
N. Illinois (1-1) at Purdue (1-1), Noon
Ohio,St. (1-1) vs. Toledo (1-1) at Cleveland,
Noon
Wofford (1-1) at Wisconsin (2-0), Noon


Here are the winning
numbers selected
Friday in the
Florida Lottery:


CASH 3 (early)
7-9-4
CASH 3 (late)
0-6-0
PLAY 4 (early)
1-7-1-4
PLAY 4 (late)
7-4-6-1
FANTASY 5
7-12-14-15-19
MEGA MONEY
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MEGA BALL
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TODAY'S SPORTS
SPORT
TIME (CHANNEL) Team information

AUTO RACING
11 p.m. (ESPN2) NHRA Drag Racing Carolinas Nationals
- Qualifying. (Same-day Tape)
BASEBALL
4 p.m. (13, 51 .FOX) Chicago Cubs at St. Louis Cardinals
7 p.m. (FSNFL) Toronto Blue Jays at Tampa Bay Rays
7 p.m. (WGN) Kansas City Royals at Chicago White Sox
BOXING
9 p.m. (IND1) Boxing Juan Manuel Marquez vs. Floyd
Mayweather Jr.
FOOTBALL
Noon (20 ABC, 44 CW) Boston College at Clemson
Noon (38 MNT) North Texas at Alabama
Noon (ESPN) Califomia at Minnesota
-Noon (ESPN2) East Carolina at North Carolina
Noon (VERSUS) Duke at Kansas
12:30 p.m. (51 FOX) North Texas at Alabama
3:30 p.m. (2, 8 NBC) Michigan State at Notre Dame.
3:30 p.m. (6, 10 CBS) Tennessee at Florida
3:30 p.m. (9, 28 ABC) Nebraska at Virginia Tech
3:30 p.m. (20 ABC) USC at Washington
3:30 p.m. (ESPN) Utah at Oregon.
3:30 p.m. (ESPN2) Arizona at Iowa or Nebraska at Virginia
Tech.
3:30 p.m. (SUN) Tulsa at Oklahoma.
7 p.m. (SUN) Mississippi State at Vanderbilt
7 p.m. (VERSUS) Florida State at BYU
7:45 p.m. (ESPN) Georgia at Arkansas
7:45 p.m. (ESPN2) West Virginia at Auburn
8 p.m. (9, 20, 28 ABC) Texas Tech at Texas
10:15 p.m. (FSNFL) Kansas State at UCLA
2 a.m. (SUN) Cincinnati at Oregon State. (Same-day Tape)
GOLF
8 a.m. (GOLF) European PGA Tour Golf Austrian Open -
Third Round
1:30 p.m. (2, 8 NBC) LPGA Tour Golf Samsung World
Championship - Third Round
3:30 p.m. (GOLF) PGA Tour Golf Champions - Greater
Hickory Classic - Second Round
6:30 p.m. (GOLF) PGA Tour Golf Nationwide Tour -
Albertson's Boise Open - Third Round (Same-day tape)
RODEO
10:30 p.m. (VERSUS) PBR Springfield Invitational (Taped)
1 a.m. (VERSUS) PBR Springfield Invitational (Taped)
SOCCER
7:30 a.m. (ESPN2) Bumley vs. Sunderland



Prep CALENDAR


TODAY'S PREP SPORTS
CROSS COUNTRY
8 a.m. Lecanto, Crystal River at Lecanto Invitational
8:15 a.m., 9 a.m. Citrus at Mount Dora Bible Bulldog
Invitational


Hanover (0-2) at Butler (2-0), 1 p.m.
Furman (2-0) at Missouri (2-0), 2 p.m.
Indiana (2-0) at Akron (1-1), 3:30 p.m.
Alcom St. (0-1) at Cent. Michigan (1-1), 3:30
p.m.
Michigan St. (1-1) at Notre Dame (1-1), 3:30
p.m.
Arizona (2-0) at Iowa (2-0), 3:35 p.m.
Murray St. (1-1) at Missouri St. (1-1), 4 p.m.
St. Francis, Pa. (1-1) at N. Iowa (1-1), 5:05
p.m.
Drake (2-0) at South Dakota (1-1), 5:05 p.m.
Iowa St. (1-1) at Kent St. (1-1), 7 p.m.
Wagner (1-1) at N. Dakota St. (0-2), 7 p.m.
Cal Poly (1-0) at Ohio (1-1), 7 p.m.
Indiana St. (0-3) at S. Dakota St. (1-0), 7 p.m.
SW Baptis t (0-3) at S. Illinois (0-1), 7p.m.
E. Illinois (2-0) at SE Missouri (1-1), 7 p.m.
Miami (Ohio) (0-2) at W. Michigan (0-2), 7
p.m.
Stephen FAustin (1-1) atW. Illinois (1-1), 7:05
p.m.
Austin Peay (1-1) at Illinois St. (0-2), 7:30 p.m.
SOUTHWEST
Tulsa (2-0) at Oklahoma (1-1), 3:30 p.m.
Connecticut (121) at Baylor (1-0), 5 p.m.
Rice (0-2) at Oklahoma St. (1-1), 7 p.m.
Texas St. (1-0) atTCU (1-0), 7p.m.
Utah St. (0-1) at Texas A&M (1-0), 7 p.m.
Texas College (0-3) at Texas Southern (0-2),
7 p.m.
Georgia (1-1) at Arkansas (1-0), 7:45 p.m.
Texas Tech (2-0) at Texas (2-0), 8 p.m.
FAR WEST
Portland St. (1-1) at Montana (2-0), 3:05 p.m.
Wyoming (1-1) at Colorado (0-2), 3:30 p.m.
Utah (2-0) at Oregon (1-1), 3:30 p.m.
Southern Cal (2-0) at Washington (1-1), 3:30
p.m.
Marist (1-1) at San Diego (1-1), 4 p.m.
N. Colorado (1-1) at E. Washington (1-1),
4:05 p.m.
Nevada (0-1) at Colorado St. (2-0), 5 p.m.
San Diego St. (1-1) at Idaho (1-1), 5 p.m.
SMU (2-0) at Washington St. (0-2), 5 p.m.
S. Utah (1-1) at N. Arizona (0-1), 6:05 p.m.
Cincinnati (2-0) at Oregon St. (2-0), 6:45 p.m.
Florida St. (1-1) at BYU (2-0), 7 p.m.
Air Force (1-1) at New Mexico (0-2), 7:30 p.m.
UTEP (0-2) at New Mexico St. (1-1), 8 p.m.
Idaho St. (0-2) at Weber St. (0-2), 8:05 p.m.
San Jose St. (0-2) at Stanford (1-1), 9 p.m.
Louisiana-Monroe (1-1) at Arizona St. (1-0),
10p.m.
Kansas St. (1-1) at UCLA (2-0), 10:15 p.m.
Hawaii (2-0) at UNLV (1-1), 11 p.m.

GOLF

LPGA Samsung World
Championship
Par Scores
Friday, AtTorrey Pines-South Course,
San Diego, Purse: $1 million, Yardage:
6,721, Par: 72, Second Round:
Jiyal Shin 66-69-135 -9
Ai Miyazato 68-68-136 -8
Lorena Ochoa 67-69-136 -8


Sophie Gustafson
Cristie Kerr
NaYeon Choi
Paula Creamer
Song-Hee Kim
Brittany Lincicome
YaniTseng
Catriona Matthew
Juli Inkster
Suzann Pettersen
Karrie Webb
Lindsey Wright
Kristy McPherson
In-Kyung Kim
Anna Nordqvist
Angela Stanford
Eun-Hee Ji


67-70-137
72-66--138
71-67-138
69-69-138
66-72-138
70-70-140
75-66-141
74-68-142
68-74-142
71-72-143
73-72-145
73-72-145
73-72-145
72-73-145
71-74-145
72-74-146
78-73-151


Champions Tour
Hickory Classic
Par Scores
Friday, Rock Barn Golf & Spa, Conover,
N.C., Purse: $1,750,000,Yardage: 7,090,
Par: 72 (36-36), First Round:
Jay Haas 30-32-62 -10
Gil Morgan 34-31-65 -7
Tom Jenkins 34-32-66 -6
Nick Price 32-34-66 -6
Jerry Pate 32-34-66 -6
Steve Thomas 35-32-67 -5
Russ Cochran 33-34-67 -5
Hal Sutton 32-35--67 -5
Jeff Sluman 32-35-67 -5
Dan Forsman 33-34-67 -5
Bobby Wadkins 31-36-67 -5
Andy Bean 34-33-67 -5
Mark Wiebe 33-34-67 -5
Mark McNulty 35-32-67 -5
Chris Starkjohann 33-35-68 -4
Ronnie Black 36-32-68 -4,
Larry Mize 35-33-68 -4
Fulton Allem 32-36--68 -4
Gene Jones 33-35--68 -4
David Frost 35-33-68 -4
Lonnie Nielsen 36-32-68 -4
Jim Thorpe 34-34--68 -4
Bruce Vaughan 33-35--68 -4-
Dave Eichelberger 35-34-69 -3
Bob Tway 33-36-69 -3
Joey Sindelar 33-36-69 -3
R.W. Eaks 33-36-69 -3
Mark James 36-33--69 -3
Fred Funk 36-33-69 -3
John Harris 35-34--69 -3
Larry Nelson 36-33--69 -3
Joe Ozaki 36-34-70 -2
Wayne Levi 35-35-70 -2
Jack Ferenz 34-36-70 -2
Olin Browne 35-35-70 -2
Don Pooley 34-36-70 -2
Keith Clearwater 37-33-70 -2
David Eger 36-34-70 -2
Tim Simpson 36-34-70 -2
Mike Reid 36-34-70 -2
Scott Simpson 36-34-70 -2
Tom Kite- 34-36-70 -2
Denis Watson 35-35-70 -2
Brad Bryant 35-35-70 -2


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CANES
Continued from Page B1

kidding, 10:45," he asked
rhetorically "Wow, that's in-
credible."
The saddest thing about
the number of calls, most of
which went against Lecanto,
many of which appeared to
be phantom or questionable
at best, was that it marred
an otherwise gritty perform-
ance by both teams.
Lecanto jumped on Citrus
early And for the second
straight week before the
Canes fans were even set-
tled in their seats their team
was behind 24-6 on the
scoreboard.
Facing a third and long on
their opening drive
Lecanto's signal caller Ad-
dison Holstein fired a laser
downfield to a sprinting
Akeem Gibbs who took over
from there, sprinting his
way into the end zone to cap
off a 75-yard pass play.
Citrus, however, was
quick with the answer. Fol-
lowing a great kickoff return
by John Smith, the Hurri-
canes strung together a 12-
play drive capped off by a
Mike Grice 2-yard run to tie
the game.
But from that point on,



COLTS
Continued front Page B1

"I knew what our kids are,
and we stood toe-to-toe
against North Marion. The
game could haveilgpne ei-
ther way based p,. a few


Citrus United
Soccer registration
Saturday in 2 locales
Recreational soccer for ages
4-19 and competitive soccer for
ages 9-19 with both co-ed and
girls' programs is now available.
Citrus United Soccer also of-
fers Top Soccer for the physi-
cally and mentally challenged
children in our area and First
Kicks for 3-year-olds.
The final day to register with
Citrus United is from 10 a.m. - 1
p.m. Saturday at Wal-Mart in In-
verness or at Citrus Sports Ap-
parel (next to Holiday Inn) in
Crystal River. Registration is
available online at citrus
united.com.
CR Little League board
meeting Wednesday
Crystal River Little League
will have its annual board of di-
rectors meeting at 7 p.m.
Wednesday in the Medical'Of-
fice Building Community Room
at Seven Rivers Hospital.
Any person who is in good




SHARK
Continued from Page B1

"Everyone played to-
gether," said senior line-
backer Alton Pierce, who
recovered a fumble for the
Pirates. "The defense held
and we just did great as a
team."
Crystal River's drive on
the ensuing possession
stalled, forcing the Pirates
(2-0 overall, 1-0 district) to
punt and give Nature Coast
(2-1 overall, 0-1 district) the
ball back with 2:13 left in
the contest
The Pirates, however,
bowed their backs and
eventually forced Nature
Coast into a fourth-and-2
from their own 28. The
Sharks went with a fullback
dive to Antwan Story, who
managed to get the ball out
to about the 30-yard line.
On the first-down meas-
urement, the ball proved to
be a foot short of resetting
the downs and Crystal River
got the ball back with less
than two minutes left
"There's no great coach-
ing there," Arscott said.
"The kids lined up and
stopped him."
Nature Coast had one
timeout left at that point
and Crystal River ran the
clock all the way down to 15


the rest of the quarter be-
longed to Lecanto as they
scored three touchdowns in
the course of the opening
quarter's last five minutes.
The first Panthers score
came on another Holstein to
Gibbs connection. The next
two Holstein took'care of
himself with runs of 35 and
25 yards respectively.
Citrus was on the verge of
being blown out on its home
field.
But then the second quar-
ter started and things began
to change.
Over the course of the
next 12 minutes, Citrus
would outscore Lecanto, 26-
0, with nearly every scoring
drive being facilitated by
several unsportsmanlike
calls by the Panthers.
The game's turning point
came with Lecanto leading
24-13 and knocking on the
door for another score. The
Panthers had the ball on the
Hurricanes' 5-yard line but
an offside and an unsports-
manlike pushed them back
and they eventually turned
the ball over on downs.
On the Hurricanes' ensu-
ing possession, two unsports-
manlike penalties by Lecanto
kept a Citrus drive alive that
eventually ended with the
'Canes in the end zone on a 3-
yard run by J. J. White.


plays," he said.
"We're going to come
back," he added.
After playing to a 7-7 tie at
half, Gilmore gave his team
a 14-7 lead in the third quar-
ter on his second score of
the night, each on the same
stretch-run play, but from
different sides.


Sports BRIEFS =

standings with the league and
has an approved volunteer
form is invited to attend. Each
person has the opportunity to
become a new board member.
Citrus Hoops
registration Sept. 26
Registration and evaluations
for Citrus Hoops Basketball
League will be from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. Sept. 26 at Crystal River
Middle School.
The league is available to
boys and girls from age 6
through eighth-grade. Games
will be played Saturdays, begin-
ning Oct. 24. Bring your own
team or be placed on a team
according to your child's ability.
Cost of the league is $55.
Multiple sibling discounts will be
available. Coaches and spon-
sors are needed.
Call Kurt at 422-4884 with
any questions.
Fundraising car wash
Saturday in 2 locations
Citrus Hoops basketball will
hold car washes from 10 a.m.



seconds before punting.
The punt landed at the
Nature Coast 6 with one sec-
ond left, The Sharks didn't
have any time to draw up a
trick play; the Pirates' de-
fensive line pinned its ears
back and sacked Baker to
end the game.
"They did a great job
against us," said Lee of the
Pirates' defense. "Defen-
sively, we played very well,
offensively we didn't."
Travaughn Brooks and
Antonio Maldonado pro-
vided the margin of victory
on the second play of the
game for Crystal River.
Brooks took a handoff
from his own 25-yard line on
second-and-6, got past the
initial eight Sharks in the
box and sprinted away from
the secondary for a 75-yard
touchdown run before the
contest was a minute old.
"That's how we win foot-
ball games," Arscott said.
"I'll take a 7-6 win any time.
We believed if we were up
by seven points or tied at
half, we were going to win
this game."
Placekicker Maldonado
added the extra point to put
the Pirates up 7-0 with 54
seconds gone in the game'."
All told, Crystal River
forced three turnovers.
Alton Pierce recovered a
fumble and Chris Pilon and
Pedro Diaz came up with


White would finish the
evening with three touch-
down runs and would top off
his night, with a 24-yard
game-winning touchdown
pass to A.J. Woythaler.
Neither team would score
in the second half as both
teams' defenses bowed their
backs. Although in the wan-
ing seconds Holstein did
break free down the side-
lines for an apparent 59-
yard touchdown run that
was called back for clipping.
The Hurricanes clinched
the victory when Greg
Walker made a circus-like
catch on the 2-yard line to
end the game.
"Both teams played hard.
We couldn't stop their quar-
terback (J.J. White) and they
had no answer for Akeem
(Gibbs)," Allan said. "We just
can't make some of the mis-
takes we made out there
and win but I'm so proud of
the effort that our kids
showed out there tonight"
Roland agreed, adding,
"Their quarterback (Addi-
son Holstein) was outstand-
ing. I have to credit our kids.
They fought hard to come
back and win the way they
did."
John Coscia may be
reached atjcoscia@
chronicleonline.com or at
352-564-2928.


Gilmore ran for 97 yards
on 16 tries, while his team-
mate Looney passed for 90
yards on 13 attempts, 74 of
which were to Pittman.
Black led all players in
yards with 160 on 27 carries.
Dunnellon begins district
play next week at Eustis at
7:30 p.m.


until 2 p.m. Saturday.
They will be at the Key Train-
ing Center thrift stores in
Lecanto and Crystal River. The
Lecanto store is at 5399 Gulf to
Lake Highway and the Crystal
River facility is at 820 S
Suncoast Blvd.
Donations will be accepted.
CRHS football stadium
to be renamed
'Earl Bramlett Stadium'
Come join the celebration as
Crystal River High School re-
names Pirate Stadium in honor
of the longtime head football
coach and athletic director. Earl
Bramlett Stadium will be dedi-
cated at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 2 before
the Crystal River Pirates take
on the Citrus Hurricanes in their
annual rival game.
The longtime coach is
finally going down in the history
books and school officials invite
all in the community to attend.
For more information or to
volunteer, contact Megan
Bramlett at Megan
Bramlett@live.com.



drive-killing interceptions.
Brothers Leo and Robert
Brass, linebackers for the
Pirates, each chipped in
with a half of a sack and
joined second-level defend-
ers Pierce, Michael Rairick
and Kyle Unverdorben with
plugging up the running
lanes against Nature Coast.
The battle between
vaunted running backs
Brooks and Drake never
materialized. The advan-
tage would go to Brooks,
who finished with 149 yards
on 29 tough carries and a
touchdown.
Drake, playing only the
second half, had.23 yards on
12 carries. The .truth,
though, is both defenses
punished the opposition's
tailback Take away Brooks'
long touchdown run and the
back gained 69 yards on his
other 28 carries and also
lost a fumble.
"During the bye week, we
had so much to practice and
we just did it right," Pierce
said. "Nature Coast is one of
our biggest rivals now.
Everyone thought we
wouldn't win and we went
out there and showed
them."
JobnMichael'Soracehi iks i
a sports reporter for the
Chronicle. He can be
reached at 563-3261 or
jmsoracchi@chronicle
online.com


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chief executive wrote, "Ob-
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peace and harmony with all."
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diers won the first Battle of
Saratoga.
In 1783, Jacques Etienne
Montgolfier launched a duck,
a sheep and a rooster aboard
a hot-air balloon at Versailles
in France.
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of the United States, James
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and charged with the kidnap-
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votes.
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became the undisputed
leader of China with the de-
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RELIGION


* Alpha Course takes
off with local church
participation./C4
* Worship services./C1O


CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE


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BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle
Frank Forti Will blow the shofar during Rosh Hashana at Congregation Beth Sholom in Beverly Hills. ABOVE: Forti owns three different sizes of sho-
fars and says the larger it is, the easier it is to blow.

Blow of the horn ushers in Rosh Hashana, high holy days for those of Jfewish faith


NANCY KENNEDY
Chronicle


he ba-al t'kiyah raises the ram's horn to
his lips and blows a series of short sounds.
It's the call to battle, the wake up call,
the call for God's people to begin the time of in-
trospection and repentance, from Rosh
Hashana to Yom Kippur.
At Congregation Beth Sholom in Beverly
Hills, the ba-al t'kiyah for this year's high holy
days is Frank Forti. His instrument, the shofar,
is as ancient as the holiday he will be ushering
in.
Earlier this week, Fbrti demonstrated the
blowing of the shofar and its three distinct
blows: one long sound, three short sounds and a
series of short, staccato sounds.
"You don't just blow," Fbrti said. "You have to
control your breath and you have to concen-
trate."
Each blast or blow is timed.
"Here's the secret," Forti said. "Once you get
the first sound out right, you can get the rest


right"
He said his wife, Angie, has a musical ear and
helps him get the sound right He said the big-
ger the shofar, the easier it is to blow.
The horns can come from any kosher animal,
such as rams, kudus or ibex, but not from cows
because the Israelites sinned before God when
they made and worshipped a golden calf while
they were in the desert
According to Jewish tradition, the shofar in-
troduces the Sabbath, announces the New Year
(Rosh Hashana) and the new moon and marks -
the end of the day of fasting on Yom Kippur
Before the holiday was called Rosh Hashana,
it was called the "Day of the Blowing." The an-
cient Israelites heeded the blast from the shofar
on the first day of the seventh month on the
Jewish calendar, calling them to a time of re-
pentance.,
This year, Rosh Hashana began at sundown
Friday and continues through Yom Kippur, the
Day of Atonement, on Monday, Sept 28.
Also this year, because the start of Rosh
Hashana falls on the Sabbath, the shofar won't


Religion NOTES


Calling All Kids
N Grace Bible Church in Homosassa
Invites all children in preschool through
sixth grade to its first AWANA Club
night from 6 to 8:15 p.m. Tuesday. Bring
a friend and win a prize. AWANA Is an
acronym --"Approved Workman Are
Not Ashamed" from 2 Timothy 2:15 in
the Bible. AWANA is one of the largest
nondenominational children's and youth


ministries In the world. Grace Bible
Church has been reaching out to the
community through AWANA Clubs for
more than 14 years and runs on Tues-
days, September through April, from
6:10 to 8:15 p.m. The church Is at 6382
W. Green Acres St., Homosassa. Call
the office at 628-5631.
* Hemando United Methodist Church
"Back To School Bash" with ice
cream, water games, music, scavenger


be sounded until Sunday.
Jewish law prohibits the shofar being
sounded on the Sabbath because the ba-al
t'kiyah may inadvertently carry it, which vio-
lates the command to refrain from working on
the Sabbath.
On Yom Kippur, one long shofar blast marks
the end of the high holidays season. .
Although it makes a musical sound, histori-
cally the shofar is not a musical instrument In-
stead, it's used to issue a spiritual wake-up call.
That's especially true during the current holi-
day season, the most introspective of all Jewish
holidays.
Anyone who owns a shofar is welcome to
bring it to Yom Kippur service, 6:15 p.m. Mon-
day, Sept 28, at Congregation Beth Sholom. At
the conclusion, the g'dolah, which marks the
end of the season, there will be an informal sho-
far "jam session."
The synagogue is at 102 Civic Circle, Beverly
Hills. For information, call 746-5303.
Contact Chronicle reporter Nancy Kennedy
at 564-2927 ornkennedy@chronicleonline.com.


hunt, volleyball, basketball, hoops, and
fellowship from 2 to 4 p.m. today for
grades K-12. Bring a towel. Church is at
2125 E. Norvell Bryant Highway, Her-
nando. Call 726-7245.
* Kids ages 5 through 13 are invited
to a weekly Kids' Time Story Hour be-
ginning Saturday, Oct. 3, at Advent
Hope Seventh-day Adventist Church in
Crystal River, 428 N.E. Third Ave. From
2 to 3:30 p.m. weekly, kids will listen to


Bible stories, nature stories, participate
In music, crafts and cooking classes.
Call (352) 794-0071.
* "Pumpkin Festival" for all children
and for the young at heart from 3 to 6
p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, at Hemando
United Methodist Church, 2125 E.
Norvell Bryant Highway. Free hotdogs
and drink, games, prizes, cakewalk,
See NOTES/Page C2


Nancy Kennedy
GRACE
NOTES


Welcome

to my

family
Last Saturday night I
ate Mexican food in
San Marcos, Calif.,
with my nephews Dan and
Eric, their dad (my
brother, Tim), their mom
(Nika), my. favorite only
sister Peggy and my
cousin Jan.
Eric, a corpsman in the
Navy, ate chimichingas
and I had a chicken
tamale and a fish taco,
There's nothing like Calh
fornia Mexican food to
make me feel I've truly
come home. ;*
I had flown home for ml
niece Kacie's wedding oh
Friday.
My mom and dad hag
come up from Mexico
where they've lived f4
the past 20 or so years,
They left to go back early
Saturday morning, taking
my Aunt Gladys with therlt
for a visit .
See GRACE/Page C
'7 4 '


Judi Siegal
JUDI'S
JOURNAL


Time

for fresh

starts
The Jewish New
Year, or Rosh
Hashana, is a time
of new beginnings. As it
has been since biblical
times, it is a time set aside
to take stock of oneself
and to think over the
events of the previous
year.
For many Jews, Rosh
Hashana is a time of buy-
ing new clothes, trying
new foods and meeting
with friends and family.
Jews gather around the
festive table spread with
holiday fare such as round
challahs symbolizing the
fullness of the year or the
cycle of life, roasted
brisket garnished with
carrots, a sweet, apple
kugel (pudding) for a
sweet New Year, potatoes
and honey cake for
dessert. It is a time for
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pumpkin decorating, trunk-and-treat,
and more. Come in costume, get in
the parade and have a wonderful,
happy, safe time. Bring your parents,
too. They can dress up and be a kid
again. This is our turn to give back to
the community who has supported all
of our efforts in the past. Call 726-
7245.
* Heritage Baptist Church's youth
program, "Kids for Christ" (KFC),
meets from 6:40 to 8 p.m. Wednes-
days through May 12 at,the church fel-
lowship hall, 2 Civic Circle, Beverly
Hills Boulevard, Beverly Hills. Children
ages 3 and 4 and grades K-2 and 3
qnd 6 are invited. For activities infor-.
mnation and to register, call Alfred at
Z46-6171.
* 0 EBADOC Academy (Everyone
becoming A Disciple Of Christ) meets
|t 9:30 a.m. Sunday at First United
Methodist Church of Homosassa,
831 W Bradshaw Blvd, Homosassa.
each lesson includes weekly puppet
skits, theme games, illustrated ser-
mons, video segments, and review
questions. All children, pre-K through
grade 8, are invited to join these fun-
filled, biblically based life lessons.
0 U Kids ages 3 through 12 are in-
,ted to attend Children's Church
fom 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. Sunday at
Inverness First Church of God, 5510


E. Jasmine Lane. Enjoy singing, sto-
ries, snacks, crafts and more. Call Ms.
Jean at 726-8986.
* First Baptist Church of Inverness
AWANA, for ages 2 years old through
fifth grade, from 5:15 to 7 p.m. Sun-
days. Classes for Puggles (whose par-
ents must remain on the premises),
Cubbies, Sparks, and Truth & Train-
ing. Games, devotions, Scripture
memorization, theme nights, Grand
Prix racing and more. Call the church
office at 726-1252.
* Inverness Church of God
classes at 7 p.m. Wednesday: Teens
are invited to "Frontline" with Youth
Pastor Kyle Holtzhower. Missionettes
and Royal Rangers Clubs for children
from the age of 3. Church is at 416
U.S. 41 South, Inverness. Call 726-
4524.
* Congregation Beth Israel of
Ocala, the new Jewish congregation in
Marion County, is in the process of
starting a Jewish religious school for
grades K-12 for all children in Marion
and adjacent areas. Courses in He-
brew, Jewish rituals and holidays, Is-
rael, and history are being considered.
Membership in the liberal, contempo-
rary, inclusive congregation is not re-
quired, at this point, for registering.
Time and place for classes to be de-
termined upon the needs of the stu-
dents. Call Judi at (352) 237-8277.
Music & More
* Concerts with a Cause: 2009-


2010 benefit concerts are scheduled
as follows: Sunday, Oct. 4, at 3 p.m.
- "Hark How the Songsters," per-
formed by Echoing Air, to benefit Op-
eration Christmas Child. Sunday, Nov.
15 at 3 p.m.- The Soprano and The
Piano: A Sampler, performed by so-
prano Birgit Djupedal Fioravante and
pianist Heather Coltman, to benefit
Habitat for Humanity. Sunday, Jan. 3,
at 7 p.m. - Davidson College Sym-
phony Orchestra and Jazz Band to
benefit Interfaith[ Emergency Services.
Sunday, May 2, at 3 p.m. - From
Death to Resurrection: Selections
from the Lent and Easter parts of Han-
del's "Messiah," performed by the Mar-
ion Civic Chorale, FUMC's Chancel
Choir and a chamber orchestra with
Dr. Wayne Earnest, conductor, to ben-
efit FUMC Pre-School. Concerts are
free of charge and will take place at
First United Methodist Church, 1126
East Silver Springs, Ocala. Call (352)
622-3244, Ext. 350. Freewill offerings
received during intermissions.
* Mast Brothers gospel sing at 6
p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4, at Inverness
Church of God, 416 U.S. 41 South, In-
verness. Pastor Larry Powers invites
the community to attend. Call 726-
4524.
* Internationally acclaimed harpist
Jan Jennings will present a concert
of harp music at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct.
11, in the sanctuary of First Lutheran
Church of Inverness, 1900 W. State
Road 44. Jennings is considered one


of the top harpists in the country and
has an extensive repertoire of classi-
cal, modern, pop and jazz music. She
will use her Lyon & Healy concert harp
and will play some of the most sooth-
ing music you have ever heard. The
concert is free and open to the public.
For information or directions, call the
church at 726-1637.
* The Dunnellon Presbyterian
Concert Series begins its new sea-
son at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct.11, with a
return performance by Dr. Boaz
Sharon, internationally recognized
classical pianist. Dr. Sharon's program
will include "Mussorgsky Pictures at an
Exhibition" among other works. Dr.
Sharon is professor of music and
chairman of the Piano Department at
Boston University and Tanglewood In-
stitute,' Boston, as well as faculty
member at the Shenyang and
Guangzhou Conservatories in China.
The church is at 20641 Chestnut St.,
at the comer of Ohio Street. Freewill
offering received, with proceeds going
to the performer. Call the church office
at (352) 489-2862 for information.
* River Jordan, a southern gospel
quartet, will host a homecoming at 3
p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, at the First
Christian Church in Inverness. Every-
one welcome. Food, drinks, games
and contests start at 3 p.m. on the
grounds of the church at 2018 Colon-
ade Street, Inverness. Talent contest
starts at 4 p.m. - "Nature Coast Has
Talent!" Applications may be obtained


from the church or by calling Ralph
Dixon at River Jordan (352) 228-3652.
Cash prizes awarded to first, second
and third place winners. Contest is lim-
ited to either singing or playing instru-
mental gospel music and is limited to
one song. Entry fee is $25. A southern
gospel concert featuring River Jordan
and the Mast Brothers will follow at 6
p.m. at the church.
* Drum circle an hour and a half
before sunset the second Sunday
monthly at Fort Island Trail Beach
Park, Crystal River, at the far end of
the beach. Bring drums and percus-
sion instruments (can be a 5-gallon
paint bucket or can filled with beans).
We share drums and shakers. Chair
necessary. Beverages optional. Call
Charlotte at 344-8009 or Linda at 746-
0655.
Special Events
* The Altar and Rosary Society's
first meeting is at 10:30 a.m. Thurs-
day, Oct. 8, in Hilgert Hall at 455 S.
Suncoast Blvd Crystal River. The Liv-
ing Rosary begins at 10:40 a.m., fol-
lowed by the business meeting. A
potluck luncheon and fellowship will
follow the meeting. All board members
will meet at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6,
in Hilgert Hall.
* The Women's Ministry of First
Baptist Church of Inverness is pre-
senting a women's weekend featuring

See NOTES/Page C3


-Places of worship that - . :' ::.-..--,.:. r , ' "

Places of worship that ,


offer love, peace and


harmony to all.

Come on over to "His" house, your spirits will be lifted!!

SERVICING THE COMMUNITIES OF CRYSTAL RIVER AND HOMOSASSA


- St. Timothy t
Lutheran Church
ELCA
1070 N. Suncoast Blvd.,
Crystal River
795-5325
Saturday Informal Worship
5:00pm
Monthly Blueqrass Service
5:00pm
Sunday Worship
' 7:30am, 8:30am & 11:00am
Sunday School
All Ages & Adults 10:00am
Nursery Provided
Youth Activities
SRev. David S. Bradford, Pastor



ST. THOMAS
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
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MASSES:
Saturday 4:30 P.M.
unday 8:00 A.M.
10:30 A.M.
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Come One
Come All!!!




Service Times:
Sunday School
9:00 a.m.
Morning Worship
10:00 a.m.
Wednesday Bible
Study
7:00 p.m.
Richard Hart SeniorPastor


4 MILEs EAST OF Hwy. 19
ON Hwy. 44
(.35)9 0-2594


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Heart
Church of the
Conmunity
with a
'Ronald Heart
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Adult & Children's Worship
8:30 & 11:00 AM
Sunday School 9:45 AM
Evening Service 6:00 PM
Wednesday
Life Application Service
Jam Session Youth Ministries & Teen
Kid (ages 4-11) 7:00 PM
2180 N.W. Old Tallahassee Rd.
(12th Ave.) Nursery
Provided


First United
Methodist
Cu Church
A Stephen Ministry Church
8831 W,.Bradshaw St.,

Homosassa
West of US 19
(take Yulee Dr. at Burger King)

Rev, Mark Whittaker

628-4083
www.1 umc,org
Traditional Worship:
8:00 AM., 9:30 A.M. & 11:00 A.M.
Nursery at All Sunday Services

Sunday School for
All Ages: 9:30 A.M.

Youth Ministries
(ages 11 - 18)
775731
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St. Benedict
Catholic Church
U.S. 19 at Ozello Rd.
- MASSES --
Vigil: 500m
Sun.: 8:30 & 10:30am
DAILY MASSES
Mon. - Fri.: 8:00am
HOLY DAYS
As Announced
CONFESSION
Sat.: 3:30 - 4:30pm
795-4479



FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
CRYSTAL RIVER
7001) N. Cirrus .'Aenue
352-795-3367
Di Tim Ldniz,
Senior P.mror
Sunday AM Sern ices
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I Oi - Blended Worshrp SL| 'I,.
S5 - Sundi. School
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Sunday PNI
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5:30 Youth Fellowship &
Worship Service
6:00 Bible Study & Prayer
:'zzzzzzzzzzzz


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Pastors Dave & Susie Sininger


Sunday
10:30am & 6:30pm
Wednesday
7pm
Come worship with us
and see why we are
becoming the
People's Church
of our community.

795-LIFE
(5433)
www.abundantlifecitrus.org


4515 N. �ala"s"e"R d


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I ST. ANNE'S
J EPISCOPAL
CHURCH (Anglican)
Rector: Fr. Kevin G. Holsapple
Celebrating 50 Years of
Serving God and the Community
Sunday Masses: 8:00 a.m.
10:15 a.m.
Morning Prayer & Daily Masses
4th Sunday 6:00p.m.
Gospel Sing Along
9870 West Fort Island Trail
Crystal River I mile west of Plantation Inn
352-795-2176
www.stannescr.org



Ancient Worship... Timeless Faith
1928 Book of Common Prayer -
Traditional Episcopal Worship

1 Anglican Church
/"of the Holy Spirit
1023 E. Norvell Bryant Hwy.
Hernando, FL 34442
352-637-5922
or 352-621-3323
Fr David Sokol - Priest
Adult Bible Study - 9:30
Holy Communion - 10:15




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IN CHKIST!

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M ETHODlIST
CHURCH
4801 N. Citrus Ave.
(2 Mi. N Of US 19)

795-3148
www.crumc.com
Rev. David Gill, Pastor
Sunday Worship
8:00 Early Communion
9:30 Praise & Worship
11:00 Traditional
Bible Study
At 9:30 and 11:00 For All Ages.
Nursery available at all services.
Youth Fellowship Sunday, 4:30
Wednesday 6:30
Bright Beginnings Preschool
6 Weeks.VPK
Mon. - Fri. 7a.m.-6pm. ,,
795-1240
:. A Stephen Ministry Provider.:


Crystal River
CHURCH OF

CHRIfST
A Friendly Church
With A Bible Message.
Corner of U.S. 19 & 44 East
Sunday Services
10:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Wednesday
7:00 P.M.
Come Worship With Us!
Bible Questions Please Call
Ev. Charlie Graham Sr.
795-8883 * 746-1239



First Baptist
Church of
Homosassa
"Come Worship with Us"
10540 W. Yulee Drive * Homosassa
628-3858
Rev. J. Alan Ritter
Sunday
9 00 am Sundav School id JAAge C...
10 , u , n Wcrship Celebration
Choi. I Spec.,l luSii' il-.i.lz orsnip"
Sunday Night
6 pm Wrn rhip Celebration
Wednesday Night
Sprnm Worsip Celebration
Children s Awanas Group



FWest

Citrus
Church of Christ
9592 W. Deep Woods
Crystal River, FL 34465
352-564-8565
www.westcitruscoc.com
W. Deep Woods Dr.





US Hwy. 19


SERVICES
Sunday AM
Bible Study 9:30
Worship 10:30
I Sunday PM
Worship 6:00
Wednesday
PM
Bible Study 7:00
EVANGELISTS
Melvin Curry
David Curry


B -Crystal
E3 River
Foursquare
Gospel Church
1160 N. Dunkenfield Ave.
795-6720

A FULL GOSPEL
FELLOWSHIP
'Sunday 10:30 A.M.
Wednesday "Christian Ed"
7:00 P.M.
Prayer Sat. 4-6pm
Pastor Brona Larder





















Sunday Worship
10:00am
Nursery Provided
Sunday School
For all ages at 9:00am

a ... First
4 " Presbyterian
s 1501 SW Hwy. 19-
352-795-2259
wwwfpcofcrystalriver.com


GULF-TO-

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CHURCH
(SBC)


Rev & Mrs. Bernc
"Exciting &
Contagious Worship"
Sunday 8:00, 9:30
and 11:00 am
* Adult Worship
* Kid's Worship -
(Worship just for Kids)
5:30 pm Evening
Activities:
* Adult Bible Studies
* Teen Program
(Grades 6-12)
* Kids Connection
(3 yr. old - 5th Grade)

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NOTES
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Amy Brady. Brady, national speaker
and author of numerous Bible studies,
will be the conference keynote
speaker. Using humorous experiences
from her own life, Amy will be sharing
scriptural principles to address the top-
ics of finances, relationships, careers
and achievement. There will also be
breakout sessions covering numerous
subjects. The conference will begin
Friday, Oct. 2, at 6:30 p.m. and will
conclude on Saturday, Oct. 3, at 3
p.m. Cost is $25 until Sept. 27 and
$30 after. The registration fee includes
conference registration, a Friday night
dessert fellowship, a Saturday morn-
ing continental breakfast and lunch on


Saturday. Call the church at 726-1252.
* First Baptist Church of Crystal
River "Family Movie Night" at 6 p.m.
Friday featuring "Veggie Tales: Min-
nesota Cuke and the Search for
Noah's Umbrella." Free admission in-
cludes supper. For information, call
795-3367.
* At Anglican Church of the Holy
Spirit, Wednesday, Sept. 16, marked
the beginning of midweek prayer and
fellowship. Two distinct worship for-
mats are offered: Traditional evening
prayer service at 5, with a prayer and
praise service following at 6:30. Bring
your instruments and voice and join an
uplifting and joyous worship fellow-
ship.
* Our Lady of Grace Church in
Beverly Hills will host a blood drive
from 8 am. to 1 p.m. today in the


Parish Life Center. Local blood sup-
plies are low and the blood bank is in
need of a number of residents to do-
nate at this time. If you are one of our
regular donors, we look forward to
seeing you. If you have given in the
past but not on a regular basis, please
consider coming back to the fold and
giving. If you have not been giving due
to a past medical condition, we have
been in touch with the Life South
Blood Center and they have informed
us that there have been a number of
updates of late that will now make it
possible for more people to give once
again. Why not come down, have a
continental breakfast with us and let
their technicians check you out. Be-
lieve us, if you should still not be giving
blood, they will not take it. The benefits
are tremendous just for showing up -


free juice, coffee, bagel or doughnut,
souvenir T-shirt and a feeling that your
donation will help someone who is in
need of it. And remember, if you are a
member of our blood group and you or
a member of your family needs a
transfusion, you will be covered just by
notifying the hospital when you check
in.
* Newly formed Congregation Beth
Israel of Ocala will conduct High Holi-
day services at the Collins Health Re-
source Center Building No. 300 at
Timber Ridge Medical Complex on
State Road 200 in Ocala. A student
rabbi from the Reconstructionist
Movement has been hired and will offi-
ciate on the first day Rosh Hashanah
(today) at 10 a.m., Kol Nidre (Sept. 27)
at 7:30 p.m., and Yom Kippur (Sept.
28) at 10 a.m. A study session led by


Allison Peiser will start at 4 p.m., fol-
lowed by Yiskor Memorial prayers at
4:30 p.m. and the closing Neilah serv-'
ice to end at 6 p.m. Break the fast will
follow. Reduced membership dues for
High Holiday services only are avail-
able. The liberal congregation wel-
comes all interested in a fresh, new
approach to Judaism. Call Judi at
(352) 237-8277.
* Red Level Baptist Church cele-
brates its 115th homecoming Sun-
day. A concert by the Gibbs family
begins at 9:30 a.m. followed by guest,
speaker Randy Wilkinson at 11 a.m.
Dinner on the grounds after the mom-,
ing service. Everyone invited. Church
is at 11025 W. Dunnellon Road, Crys-,
tal River (one mile off U.S. 19 on
See NOTES/Page C4


J U Floral City
United Methodist
Church
8478 East Marvin St. �
(across from Floral City School)
Sunday School
9:05 A.M.
Sunday Worship Service
10:30 A.M.
Bible Study
Tuesday 10:00 A.M.
"We strive to make
newcomers feel at home."
Wheel Chair Access
Nursery Available
Rev. Steven Todd Riddle
Church 344-1771
WEBSITE: floralcitychurch.com


PASTOR BRIAN AND
KATHY BAGGS
Worship Service &
Children's Church 10I00 AM
Meeting at Knights of Columbus BIdg.
County Rd. 486, Lecanto
(352) 527-4253
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Come, Fellowship &
Grow With Us In Jesus
5863 W. Cardinal St.
Homosassa Springs, FL 34446
Telephone: (352) 628-7950
Pastor Dale Wolfe
Tuesday
Mid-Week Meeting 7:00 pm
Sabbath-Saturday Services
Sabbath School 9:30 am
Worship 10:45 am
www.homosassaadventist.com


First Baptist
Church
of Floral City
Lifting Up Jesus
8545 Magnolia
726-4296

Sunday Schedule
9:30 AM Sunday School
10:45 AM Traditional Worship
6:00 PM Worship
Wednesday
6:30 PM
Music, Youth, Fellowship
A warm, friendly Church R
Nursery Available


LECANTO
CHURCH OF CHRIST
State Road 44 & Rowe Terrace
352-746-4919
Sunday) BibleSMbd)0----.O00AM.
Sxdah-- -Mp - 1:00l AM.
Sunday Evgt &601P.M.
Wednesday) Bdi Sauly - 7.00 PAM.
"In Search of the Lord's %%a3-"
8:30 A M. Sunday
Channel 22 (TWC 2)
8:30 PM. Friday
Channel 15 (ADEL.)
Check our website for info,
events, Bible study:
lecantochurchofchrist.org
Foy Cherry Minister


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Special Event or Weekly

Services

Please Call Beverly at

564-2912

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Sunday Bible Study
9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship
10:30 a.m. & 6:00 p.m.
Wed./Eve. Bible Study
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United
Methodist
Church


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"A Safe Sanctuary for Children and Families"
2125 E. Norvell Bryant Hwy. (486)
(1 Y miles from Hwy. 41)
For information call
(352) 726-7245

Sunday School
8:45 AM - 9:30 AM
Fellowship
9:30 AM
Worship Service
10:00 AM
Ministries and Activities for all Ages.
Reverend Kelly Greenawald


Shepherd of the Hills
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Our mission is to be
a beacon of faith
known for engaging
all persons in the
love and truth of
' Jesus Christ.
The Rev. Ladd K. Harris
Priest in Charge
527-0052
Services:

Saturday
5:00 pm
Sunday
8:00 & 10:00 am
Adult Christian
Formation
9:00 am
Healing Service
Wednesday
10:00 am
2540 W. Norvell Bryant Hwy. (CR 486)
Lecanto, Florida
(4/10 mile east of CR 491)
wwwSOTHEC.org )


Hernando
TheNazarene
,A I'iu to Belwong

2101 N, Florida Ave,
Hernando FL
726-6144
Nursery Provided
"The Church with the big

*CHILDREN
*YOUTH
*SINGLES
*SENIORS

Sunday School
9:45 A.M.
Praise & Worship
10:40 A.M.
Praise Service
6:00 P.M.
Praise & Prayer
(Wed.) 7:00 P,M

Randy T. Hodges, Pastor


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935 S. Crystal Glen Dr. Lecanto
SCrystal Glen Subdivision.
. Hwy. 44 just E. of 490
527-3325













Pastor - Rev. rederick W. Schielke
www.faithlecanto.com


Sunday
9:30 AM.................. Discovery Time
11:00AM.................Praise & Worship
6:00 PM...................Evening Service
Monday
6:15 PM ...................Teens
Tuesday
6:15 PM.......Awana (Sept.- Apr.)
Wednesday
7:00 PM...................Bible Study &
Prayer Meeting
Pastor:
Rev. Ray Herrimnan
(352) 628-5631
Men & Ladies Bible Studies, TOPS,
Infant & Toddler Nursery
IFY mi.east of US. 19
6382 W. Green Acres St.
P.O. Box 1067
Homosassa, FL. 34447-1067
www.gracebiblehomosassa.org
email: gbc@tampabay.rr.com


St. Schoaistica

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Masses:
Saturday Vigil
4:00 p.m.
Sunday
9:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m.
and 5:00 p.m.

Daily Mass:
8:30 a.m. Mon. - Fri.
Confessions:
Saturday 2:45 - 3:30 p.m.

4301 W. Homosassa Trail
Lecanto, Florida 34461
(352)746-9422
www.stscholastica.org
Located one mile south of
Hwy 44 on SR 490 adjacent
to Pope John Paul II
Catholic School


CHURCH
ELCA

Come Worship
With Us!

Worship
8:30 AM>."
11:00 AM.
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9:45 A.M

FellowsMhAi
after Worship

Communion
* Nursery.
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Building Is Barrier-Free

746-7161
Hwy. 486
Across From
Citrus Hills Boulevard
Rev. Kenneth C. Blyth, Pastor
http://gslutheran.googlepages.com
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Places of worship that


offer love, peace


and harmony to all.

Come on over to "His" house, your spirits will be lifted! ! !

SERVICING THE COMMUNITIES OF HERNANDO, LECANTO, FLORAL CITY, HOMOSASSA SPRINGS


FAITH BAPTIST

CHURCH
Homosassa Springs
Assistant Pastor Chad Houghton
SUNDAY
SUNDAY SCHOOL: 9:45 am
WORSHIP: 11:00 am & 6 pm
WEDNESDAY
WORSHIP: 7pm
YOUTH: 6:30pm
Independent & Fundamental
On Sparan * 1.2 mile from Li.S. 1'
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* Educational opportuni-
ties at Hope Evangelical
Lutheran Church in Citrus
Springs: On Sunday mornings
at 9:30, Lee Pitre has an Adult
Forum: Blogging the Bible, in
Classroom 1, currently studying
.the Book of Esther. Dr. Steve
f.Northsea is teaching Freedom
for the People of God: The Exo-
dus and Jesus' Death and Res-
'urrection, in Classroom 3. On
,Wednesdays at 6 p.m., Pastor
Lynn Fonfara leads a Bible
study of Israel's prophets, in the
.church parlor. On the third
Thursday, Janet Esworthy
leads a group at 10:30 a.m.
studying Lutheran Women
Today, in the church parlor. On
Monday from 1:30 to 3:30
p.m., Anita O'Donnell will lead a
discussion of Jacob's Journey,
"in Luther Hall, with the start
date to be announced later. On
jTuesdays from 10 a.m. to noon,
br. Sally Ahl will teach Reading
,Scripture in Hebrew in Class-
room 1, beginning Nov. 10. The
church is at 9425 N. Citrus
Springs Boulevard in Citrus
Springs. All welcome. Call the
church office at (352) 489-5511.
* Annual water apprecia-
tion service at 10:30 a.m. Sun-
See NOTES/Page C05


Churches band together for Alpha Course


RUTH LEVINS
Special to the Chronicle
Alpha is coming ... prepare,
plan, promote, train, run.
For weeks the Alpha team has
been planning the first-ever inter-
denominational Alpha Course for
Citrus County, hosted by First Bap-
tist Church of Beverly Hills. Team
members coordinating the event
are volunteers from the Shepherd
of the Hills Episcopal Church,
Crystal River United Methodist
Church and the host church.
The introductory kick-off dinner
was at 6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 13, in
the Beverly Hills First Baptist
Church Fellowship Hall with a
concert presented by the Annie
and Tim's United Bluegrass Gospel
Band with the Rev David Bradford
of St Timothy Lutheran Church on
harmonica, the Rev. David Gill of
Crystal River United Methodist
Church on banjo, Marty Good of St.
Anne's Episcopal Church on guitar,
Father Kevin Holsapple of St.
Anne's on mandolin, Richard
Johnson of St. Timothy Lutheran
on bass, and Phylis Bradford of St.
Timothy Lutheran as soloist.
The dinner was prepared by
Patti and James Paul James of
Shepherd of the Hills.
Bob Palmer, Alpha adviser, of
Shepherd of the Hills, welcomed
the group, and three witnesses


Special to the Chronicle
The Alpha team is, from left: Betty Patz, Bob Palmer, Alpha adviser, and
Mike Hall, all from Shepherd of the Hills Episcopal Church; Ruth Levins and
Jackie Griffith of Crystal River United Methodist Church; Linda Hall, Shep-
herd of the Hills; and Pastor Alan Sanders of First Baptist Church of Bev-
erly Hills, host church.


were given by past graduates of the
10-week course. Paul James said
that he liked the small-group dis-
cussions he had attended and that
he'd kept in touch with the mem-
bers of his group as a result of the
bonding in friendship. Jo Ford said
that she gained a better under-
standing about forgiveness and
was encouraged to do more Bible
reading. And Floyd Ford appreci-
ated the encouragement he'd re-
ceived.
Churches represented at the


kick-off dinner were, in addition to
the host church: Seven Rivers
Presbyterian, St. Timothy
Lutheran, St. Anne's Episcopal,
Beverly Hills Episcopal, Our Lady
of Grace of Beverly Hills, the Joy
and Praise Fellowship Church,
Faith Baptist of Homosassa, Shep-
herd of the Hills, and Crystal River
United Methodist.
Everyone is welcome. Each
week, a video led by Pastor Nick
Gumble of the Church of England
will be shown, with a different


topic each session to be discussed
in small-group settings.
Some of the topics will be: "Who
is Jesus?" "How Can We Have
Faith?" "Why and How Do I Pray?"
"Why and How Should I Read the
Bible?" "How Does God Guide
Us?" "Who is the Holy Spirit?" and
"Why and How Should We Tell Oth-
ers?" Participants may attend all
or as many of the sessions as their
schedule permits.
This practical introduction to
the Christian faith is a unique op-
portunity to share with other de-
nominations to learn from each
other in a relaxed, welcoming set-
ting where no question is left unan-
swered and no answer is
considered all right or wrong. It's a
highly relational journey of faith.
More than 10 million people
around the world have completed
the Alpha Course during the past
15 years in churches, schools, uni-
versities and prisons. The Alpha
Course is offered in 163 countries
with 87 translations, including all
50 states. It began in the Church of
England in London and has been
active in individual churches in
Citrus for the past three years.
The Alpha Course meets Sunday
evenings at 6 at First Baptist
Church in Beverly Hills. The
course is free and so is the dinner.
Call Bob Palmer, adviser, at (352)
419-6225 for a dinner count.


F 41 Years of
FIRST Bringing Christ to
Inverness
L UTHERAN
CHURCH
Divine Services: 7:45 & 10am
Holy Communion
7:45 Every Sunday: 10:00
1st & 3rd Sun.
Sunday School
L & Bible Class
8:45 A.M.
726-1637
Cry Room
I www. stlutheran.net
1900 W. Hwy. 44, Inverness
The Rev. Thomas Beaverson


Mission Possible

V. David Lucas, Jr.
Senior Pastor
I( 9921 N. Deltona Boulevard
(352) 489-3886
www.missionpossibleministries.com
I -Sundays
Worship .................10:30 am
Spanish Translation Provided
(Nursery Care & Children's Church Provided)
I Wednesday I
Youth Group, Bible Study &
Kid's Programs..........7 pm
(Nursery Care Provided)
ARMS OF MERCY FOOD PANTRY
1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month.
8:00 am-11:00 am


First Baptist
Church of
Beverly Hills
Marple Lewis. II]
Pe _ior
Alan Sanders
. Associate Pui ur
' 950 N. Lecanto Hwv.
-' ey Bererly Hills, FL
Located at the intersection of
Hwy 491 iLecanto Hwy )
and Forest Ridge Blvd
Sunday Services
Bible Study
9:15 A.M. & 10:45 A.M.
Traditional Worship
9:15 A.M.
Contemporary Worship
10:45 A.M.
Evening Discipleship
6:00 P.M.
Wednesday Services:
Bible Study, Prayer
and Youth Activities
6:00 P.M.
For more information call
(352) 746-2970
Office Hours
9-3 P.M.
or e-mail us at:
beverlyhillsbaptist@tampabay.rr.com
www.fbcbh.com


All are invited to our

Healing

Services
First Church of Christ,
Scientist
Inverness
224 N. Osceola Ave.
Sunday Services 10:30 AM
Sunday School 10:30 AM
Wed. Testimony Meeting 5:00 PM
7745 352-726-4033


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9220 N. Citrus Springs Blvd.
Citrus Springs, FL. 34433
489-1260








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SUNDAY SERVICES
10:30 A.M.


465-4225
WWW.NCUU.ORG


New Location:
7633 N. Florida Ave.
(Route 41) Citrus Springs


Beverly Hills
Community Church
82 Civic Circle, Beverly Hills, Florida
(352) 746-3620
Pastor Stewart R. Jamison III
Wednesday Praise and Worship /
Bible Study 6 p.m.
Saturday Bible Study /
Breakfast Hour 8:30 a.m.
Sunday School, Adults/Children 9 a.m.
Sunday Morning Worship 10 a.m.
Where Christ is Proclaimed!


St. Elizabeth
Ann Seton
Catholic Church
1401 W. Country Club Blvd.
in Citrus Springs
The little church on the hill
With a warm welcome

Masses
Saturday Vigil....4:30 PM
Sunday...........8:30 AM
.....................& 11:00 AM
Weekday...........8:30 AM
Holy Day............8:30 AM
.......................& 7:00 PM
Confessions before all masses

489-4889
We support Pope John Paul II
Catholic School


CHURCH - LCMS
475 North Ave. West. Brooksville
"The church that is a family"
SUNDAY SERVICES
Morning Worship
10:00 AM
Nursery Available
Pastor Paul Meseke
352-796-8331


The difference
is worth the distance!

GRACE
BAPTIST CHURCH

Independent
2672 W. Edison PI. at Elkcam Blvd.
Citrus Springs, FL
* Sound Bible Teaching Ministry
* Conservative Music
For a map, schedule of services, and
sample messages check our website
www.gracebapchurch.org
Sunday School 9:45 am
Sun. Services 11:00 am & 6:00 pm
Wed. Prayer & Bible Study 7:00 pm
Rev. Richard W. Brosseau, Pastor
Phone (352) 445-9013





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"Big Enough To Serve,
Small Enough To Care"

637-5100



* Clean & Safe Nursery
* Exciting Children & Youth Services
* Warm Fellowship
9 Powerful Worship
* Practical Messages
Sunday Worship
8:30 A.M. & 10:30 A.M.
10:30 A.M. Dicipleship
Wednesday
Prayer 6:15 P.M.
Adult Service 7:15 P.M.
Youth Service 6:00 P.M.
Agape Kids Preschool & Davcare
Infants- Pre K 4
Before & After School Care
Mon-Fri 6:30 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Two miles from Hwy. 44 on the
corner of Croft & Harley
2728 E. Harley St., Inverness FL


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Hope Evangelical
Lutheran Church
ELCA |
Pastor L\ 0nn Fonfara
9425 N. Citrus Springs Blvd.
Citrus Springs
Sunday Worship
8:00 a.m. & 10:45 a.m.
Sunday School 9:15 a.m.
Communion E ery Sunday
Pastor Lynn Fonfara
Information:
489-5511
Go To Ow lttb Page
hopelulheranelca .com


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Sunday Mornings
@ 10:00am on WYKE
Channel 16 on Brighthouse
SUNDAY MORNING
SONRise Class 7:45am
Worship Service 9:00am
Children's Church 9:00am
(4 years thru 4th grade)
Sunday School
all ages 10:30am
SUNDAY EVENING
Evening Worship 6:15pm
Awana 5:15-7:00pm
Youth Choir 4:00 pm
Youth Discipleship 5:00 pm
WEDNESDAY
Fellowship Dinner 5:00-6:00pm
Children Choir 6:15pm 7:15pm
Ignite "Youth" 6:00-8:00pm
Bible Studies 6:15pm-7:15pm
Adult Choir 7:15pm-8:30pm
Nursery Provided All Services
Interpretation For The
Hearing Impaired


S550 Pleasant Grove Rd.

www.firstbaptistinverness.com


Places of worship that


offer love, peace and


harmony to all.

Come on over to "His" house, your spirits will be lifted! !

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day at the Natural Coast Unitar-
ian Universalist Fellowship.
This annual ritual will review the
spiritual aspects of water
around the world. Bring a water
sample, meaningful to you, to
7633 N. Florida Ave. (U.S. 41),
north of the Holder Intersection.
Refreshments will follow.
* Dinner and a "Musical
and Movie Trivia Game night"
hosted by the music ministry of
Our Lady of Grace Church at
5:30 p.m. Sunday in the Parish
Life Center, 6 Roosevelt Blvd.,
Beverly Hills. Enjoy an evening
of musical quizzes a delicious
buffet dinner, and a chance for
a $200 door prize. Round up a
table of six, buy your tickets to-
gether, and make up a team
that could win the $120 grand
prize. Or just come and meet a
team here. Test your own
knowledge against the group
by paying to play on your own.
Tickets are limited, so buy
yours early. Cost is $20 per per-
son. Call 746-2144.
* Commercial vendors and
private individuals are invited to
sell goods during a'garage
sale/flea market from 8 a.m. to
2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26, at
Our Lady of Grace Church in
Beverly Hills. Outdoor spaces
available for $15. Indoor
spaces, which include a table
and air conditioning, are $25
each. For more information or
to reserve a space, call Rose
Mary Jeselson at 527-6459.
The church is at 6 Roosevelt
Blvd., Beverly Hills.
* Extraordinary Women
Conference simulcast live via
satellite from 9:30 a.m. to 4
p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26, at Cor-
nerstone Baptist Church of In-
vemess, 1100 W. Highland
Blvd. Registration from 8:45 to
9:15 a.m. Tickets ($15) avail-
able at door or call 726-7335.
Speakers: Julie Clinton, Karen


Kingsbury, Candace Cameron
Bure, Nancy DeMoss, Anita
Renfroe, Charles Billingsley,
Kathy Troccoli and Stormie
OMartin. Ticket cost includes
simulcast, lunch, free tote bag
and door prizes.
* Youth group of Beverly
Hills Community Church car
wash from 10 a.m. to noon
Saturday, Sept. 26. Donations
accepted. Ladies Guild bake
sale at the same time. Help
support the youth group and
Ladies' Guild.
* St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Catholic Church hosts its 19th
"'Tricky Tray" party Saturday,
Sept. 26, at its parish center on
Country Club Boulevard in Cit-
rus Springs. Doors open at
11:30 a.m. Drawings begin at 1
p.m. Lunches available.
* Hawaiian Luau at 6 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 26, at Present
Truth Ministries Church, 5601
N.E. 7th St., Ocala. Call
Heather at (352) 615-1350 or
Carol at (352) 694-1801.
* All welcome to learn to be
inspired by God's Word in an
open format at 10 a.m. Sun-
days at The Little House, 4929
Shady Acres Drive, Inverness.
All welcome. Carrie Hammonds
and Lecia Gray Knighton will be
ordained into the ministry of the
gospel of Jesus Christ at 10
a.m. Sunday, Sept. 27. Call Joe
Hupchick at 726-9998.
* Community dinner from 4
to 6:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, at
Hernando United Methodist
Church, 2125 E. Norvell Bryant
Highway. Menu includes meat-
loaf, mashed potatoes and
gravy, green beans, apple-
sauce, bread pudding and drink
for the price of $7. One lucky
couple will win their dinners.
Last month, $600 was raised to
be given to the "Back Pack Pro-
gram." This month profits will go
to the choir program of the
church. Call 726-7245.
* Beverly Hills Community
Church and Walgreens will host
a flu clinic from 11 a.m. to 2


p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4, at Beverly
Hills Community Church's fel-
lowship hall. Medicare ac-
cepted. Cost is $24.99. They
will offer and administer the flu
vaccine only, to individuals
ages 18 and older.
* First United Methodist
Church of Inverness will host its
"Annual Pumpkin Patch" Oct.
5-31 on the church grounds at
3896 S. Pleasant Grove Rd, In-
verness. Pumpkins available for
sale at various prices based on
size. Free hayrides, story time,
children's games, and mini
pumpkins to any daycares that
would like to spend a couple of
hours at the pumpkin patch. A
photo area will also be available
if parents and teachers would
like to bring a camera. Call the
church at 726-2522.
* "Southern Belles Fash-
ion Show" Tuesday, Oct. 6, in
Dewain Farris Fellowship Hall
at Community Congregational
Christian Church, 9220 N. Cit-
rus Springs Boulevard, Citrus
Springs. Fashions by Belk's in
Crystal River. Door prizes and
silent auction. Lunch at noon.
Cost is $12. For tickets call,
Vera Murphy at 746-1213, Car-
olyn Zwaga at (352) 489-9987
or Gin Farris 419-6050.
* Soy Ministries, a non-de-
nominational ministry, continues
adult Bible studies on the book
"From Creation to Revelation,"
with teacher Pat Peterson, pas-
tor, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 7 and 21,
and Nov. 4 and 18, at the Ho-
mosassa Library on Grover
Cleveland Boulevard.
* Church of the Advent
trash to treasure sale from 8
a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
10. (Rain date Oct. 18.) The
church is looking for vendors of
all types, crafters, flea market
and food, and antique automo-
biles. Spaces rent for $15 with
shaded spots assigned as
reservations are made. Set-up
begins at 6 a.m. Two-hour con-
cert by Norman Lee from The


Pray on Ministry Inc., begins at
11 a.m. with love offering col-
lected. Church is 1.3 miles west
of State Road 200, Dunnellon.
Call Al Sickle at (352) 208-5664
for reservations and informa-
tion.
* Hemando United
Methodist Women will host the
North Central District women at
their "Echoes of Christian
Mission" program from 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10.
Program theme is "Together at
the Table." All women invited.
Registration at 9 a.m. Light
breakfast and lunch served for
$5 per person. Register by call-
ing Carmen Perez at 270-9180
before Oct 1. The church is at
2125 E. Norvell Bryant High-
way, Hernando.
* Third Annual "Drive" Out
Hunger Car Show from 9 a.m.-
to 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, at
Inverness First United
Methodist Church, 3896 S.
Pleasant Grove Road, Inver-
ness (2.5 miles south of Apple-
bee's). Car registration starts at
7:30 a.m. Free admission to the
public. Outreach support to the
Citrus County Family Resource
Center. Car show entry fees:
$20 cash or $15 worth of non-
perishable food items to be do-
nated to the Family Resource
Center. Club Attendance Tro-
phy - People's Choice Gift
Awards; Best Truck, Best Car,
Best Paint, Best Daily Driver,
Children's Choice. Prizes
awarded to car owners every
15 minutes. Church member
vehicles not eligible for judging.
Show cars from local car clubs,
racecars from Citrus County
Speedway and individual en-
thusiasts. Youth Ministry will sell
hot dogs, chips and drinks.
Bake sale featured. Pumpkin
Patch open - bring a camera
to take photos of the kids,-and
hear the "Peter Pumpkin" story.
Call 726-2522.
* Pam Tebow, mother of
Florida Gators quarterback Tim
Tebow, is the guest speaker at


First Baptist Church in Crystal
River's annual women's event
on Thursday, Oct. 15. This
event is open to all women and
girls. Tickets ($12.) on sale now
by calling the church office at
795-3367.
* The Diocese of St. Peters-
burg will host the Eighth Na-
tional Catholic Singles
Conference (NCSC) at the
Sheraton Sand Key from Oct.
30 through Nov. 1. Speakers in-
clude Mary Beth Bonacci, inter-
nationally acclaimed speaker
on love, chastity and sexuality;
Dr. Edward Sri, Professor of
Theology, author and expert on
Pope John Paul II's Love and
Responsibility; and Julie and
Greg Alexander, founders of
Alexander House, a nonprofit
apostolate dedicated to the ed-
ucation and enrichment of mar-
riage and family life. Regular
registration is $169. Reduced
registration rates are also avail-
able for full-time students and
active members of the military.
* "Friendship Fun Day"
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Satur-
day, Nov. 7, at First Lutheran
Church of Inverness, 1900
West State Road 44. Activities
include horse-drawn buggy
rides, scavenger hunt, bounc-
ing and basketball blow-ups,
face painting, balloon art, and
more. Each family will receive a
free gift and may sign up for
drawings from local merchants.
Free hot dogs, drinks, popcorn
and cotton candy. Homemade
pies on sale with a refreshment
area in Bailey Hall. Everyone
welcome.
* Bible Lands cruise-tour
to four countries led by the Rev.
Mark Whittaker, pastor of First
United Methodist Church in Ho-
mosassa, from Nov. 11-22.
More information and
brochures available from
church office at 8831 W. Brad-
shaw St., Homosassa. Call
628-4083.
* The Holidaze Crafters of
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Church have opened the
church to crafters from all over
the county. Twenty-three ex-
hibitors, rain or shine, from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 13 and 14,
will provide a variety of hand-
made articles. The United
Methodist Women will host their
semi-annual bake sale, and Pat
Rickels will provide a continen-
tal breakfast and lunch. Come
in, relax and get a good part of
your Christmas shopping done
with products made in the USA
right here in Citrus County.
There are places on the outside
under the overhang available., If
interested, call Robin Baker at
(352) 897-4425. The church iS
at 2125 E. Norvell Bryant High-
way (County Road 486), Her-'
nando.
* "Mom's Morning Out" fbr
mothers of children, infant to
age 4, from 10 a.m. to noon the
third Thursday monthly through
May, at Faith Lutheran Church
in LecantoJCrystal Glen). Activ-
ities for moms and kids. Volun-
teers available to care for kids.
Free of charge. For required
preregistration, call Gloria at '
527-9468.
. Free ESL English
classes from 7 to 9 p.m. Tues-
days and Thursdays at Advent
Hope Church, 428 N.E. Third
Ave., Crystal River. Donation
for cost of the workbooks
(about $10) requested. Call
Mrs. Ramos at 795-6204.
* Do you have the tolerance
if things get weighted down for
you? The times we are living il
aren't guaranteed to get ,
better. Many feel there isn't '
much we can do about the cop-
dition of the world. Stop losing
sleep and come learn how to,
find relief from the pressures of
today. The "Living With Hopb"
Bible series begins at 7 p.m.;
Saturday, Oct. 3, and continues
Saturday and Wednesday *
evenings through Nov. 25, at
Hemando Seventh-day Adveri-
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Ave., Hemando. Call 344-2006.



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In Historic Downtown Inverness
1 Block N.W. Of City Hall
114 N. Osceola Ave.
Inverness, FL 34450
726-3153
www.stmaggie.org
Services:
Sun. Worship 8 & 10:30 A.M.
Wednesday 12:30 P.M.
Morning Prayer
9:00 A.M. Mon- Fri
Fr. Gene Reuman, Pastor |


At
Victory

Baptist Church
General Conference

Sunday School 9:45 AM


Worship


10:45 AM


Sunday Evening 6:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 PM


Choir Practice


8:00 PM


Quality Child Care
Pastor Gary Beehler
352-465-8866
5040 N Shady Acres Dr.
726-9719
Highway 41 North, turn at
Sportsman Pt.
"A place to belong.A place to become."


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Sunday School






I Sunday
591 Village Wst: Plaza
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past Wal-Mart on riht)

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0ur. Services

Sunday School
10:00 AM

Sunday
10:45 AM & 6:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 PM

Independent
Fundamental
Pastor
Terry Roberts
Ph: 726-0201


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3896 S. Pleasant Grove Rd.;
Inverness, FL 34452
(2 mi. so. ofApplebee's)
Come as you are.
(352) 726-2522
KIP YOUNGER
Senior Pastor
9:00 AM & 10:45 AM
Sunday School Classes
for all ages
5:00 PM - Student
Connection Time
6th Grade thru 12th
Nursery care available starting at 9:00 AM
WEDNESDAY
6:15 PM Bible Studies &
Connection Groups for everyone
Join us for a casual
uplifting service with family
praise & worship on
Sunday at 9:00 AM
Additional Sunday Worship
Opportunities
WE ALSO OFFER
8:00 AM
Holy Communion
10:45 AM
Traditional Worship
Signing for hearing impaired
available upon request
Open Hearts,
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SERVICING THE CITY OF INVERNESS


Inverness First Church of God
Non-denominational
5510 E. Jasmine Ln.
Phone: 726-8986
Interim Pastor:
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Services: Sunday:
10:30 AM & 6:00 PM
Wed. - Study 6:00 PM
Home of the:
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GRACE
Continued from Page CI
Gladys lives in Alameda, outside
Oakland and San Francisco. She's
our family's matriarch and my last
remaining aunt She never married,
so she got to dote on all of her nieces
and nephews, all 12 of us.
On Friday morning before the
wedding, Gladys and I hung out at
our hotel. She's 88 and doesn't know
how to surf the Internet, so because
we had some time to kill, I intro-
duced her to Facebook, eBay and
Google and the joys of online shop-
ping. She now knows where to find
her Karen Scott clothing and Toby
Weston purses.
The wedding was outdoors in.a
garden. My niece looked beautiful.
When I first saw her in her dress
and veil, for a minute she looked


like my daughter, Laura. There's
definitely a family resemblance.
The wedding party all wore sun-
glasses, which I gather is a trend.
My brother had "Daddy 0" in-
scribed on his, the 0 being for our
family name, O'Brand.
At dinner on Saturday, Cousin
Jan, whose mom was my dad's older
sister, filled us in on O'Brand stuff
we never knew.
Our grandmother, Ada, owned
the Royal Bakery on LaCienega
Boulevard in Los Angeles for
decades. Everyone on Dad's side of
the family were bakers except Dad,
who worked as a tool and die maker
Jan now owns her own bakery in
the Valley - we're Valley Girls -
and uses the same recipes that our
grandmother used. Our heritage, if
not our religion, is Jewish, so every-
thing from the bakery is kosher.
Next Passover Jan's going to ship


me some macaroons, which I re-
member are so good they make
grown men weep.
Jan told us that her mom never
spelled her maiden name the way
we do. She spelled it Obrand - no
apostrophe or capital B. Originally,
when our ancestors came from Rus-
sia to Toronto, we think the name
had more letters on the end of it and
was hacked off after the first six.
At dinner we speculated that be-.
cause Dad hung out with Mom's
family ever since he was 7 or so
(they're O'Rourkes), maybe he
adopted the Irish way of writing it
and no one told him differently
If you knew my dad's history, that
wouldn't seem as far-fetched as it
sounds. He spent some time in or-
phanages as a child.
Our grandfather, Moe, was a fed-
eral criminal; that we knew. He had
five brothers and sisters, which we


didn't know until Jan told us. We
knew of Uncle Dave, because he
had a really cool salvage yard that
we used to visit
Jan reminded us that when we
were little we grew up together and
hung out at her house a lot and at
the Royal Bakery. That's where we
watched our grandmother frost
chocolate cupcakes with her bare
hands with all her multiple dia-
mond rings.
Nana Ada died three weeks be-
fore my Laura was born. I remem-
ber my dad holding baby Laura and
saying, "One dies; another is born."
That still brings tears to my eyes.
These days my family is scattered
and fractured and about as dys-
functional as yours, I suppose. Also
just like yours we've got our share
of heartaches.
That gives me something to pray
about


That's mostly what I did Saturday
night in between bites of my
chicken tamale and fish taco. I
prayed for all of these people whom
God has and continues to put to-
gether into an ever-expanding fam-
ily.
We started out as just the
O'Brands, but now we're the
O'Brand-Kennedy-Watson-Smith-
Fiamengo-Astorgas, with some
Campos and Bremsers thrown in
the mix.
As the family grows, so does my
prayer list
By faith, I pray God's kingdom
will also grow - and that there will
be tamales in heaven.

Nancy Kennedy is the author
several books, including "Lipstick
Grace." She can be reached at
nkennedy@chronicleonline.com.


JOURNAL
Continued frrnm Page CI
reminiscing of things past, as
well as looking toward the fu-
ture.
Rosh Hashana can also be
the start of a new business or
career It can be the impetus
for self-improvement such as
furthering one's education or
even going on a diet - usu-
ally started after the holiday!
It can be a time to start anew,
getting a fresh start on life
after a divorce, period of es-
trangement or even new life
after a serious illness or acci-
dent
The Jewish New Year also
affords one the opportunity
to renew relationships within


the family. Husbands and
wives, children and siblings
draw closer to each other
The most prominent as-
pect ofthe holiday is the spir-
itual one. The whole High
Holiday season from Rosh
Hashana through Yom Kip-
pur, Day of Atonement, is es-
pecially holy for the Jewish
people. Traditionally, one is
supposed to "examine one's
soul" and try to be a better
person. Many Jews give
tzedakah, charity, to worthy
causes to show their inten-
tions of doing good, as well as
becoming more observant in
Jewish practices. During this
penitential period, it is cus-
tomary to ask forgiveness of
those who have been
wronged by word or deed.


Traditionally, sins commit-
ted against human beings can
only be forgiven by the peo-
ple who have been wronged;
sins committed against God
are forgiven by the Deity. It is
on Yom Kippur, Day ofAtone-
ment, the holiest day of the
Jewish liturgical year when


many of the penitential
prayers are said. Starting on
Rosh Hashana, Jews have a
special time to show teshu-
vah, repentance or a return-
ing to God.
Throughout this special
holy period, Jews are espe-
cially cognizant of their role


in social justice and repair of
our world. Many synagogues
collect canned goods for the
hungry or sponsor our pro-
grams that benefit the com-
munity.
In this New Year of 5770,
may we all strive for a world
at peace, may we forgive


those who have wronged us
and may we all become bet-
ter people. Eshanah Tovah!
Happy New Year!


Judi Siegal can be reached
atniejudis@yahoo.com.


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News NOTES

LHS Band to have
car wash
The Lecanto High School
Band is having a car wash
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at
Harley Davidson in Crystal
River. There is a minimum $5
donation for each washing
and will accept more. The
proceeds from this car wash
will go to the band for much
needed new instruments and
music. Thank you for your
support and hope to see you
at the car wash.
Greet equinox at
Wilderness Circle
There will be a free fall
equinox ceremony at 11 a.m.
Sunday at the Wildemess
Circle. The Girl Scouts will
raise the colors (flags).
Mackie Sanford, of Cherokee
descent, will lead it. Indian
ancestry is not required -
just come in a good way.
Potluck follows the cere-
mony then afternoon music.
For directions, call Betty
Berger (352) 447-2736 or e-
mail bberger@bellsouth.net.
HHC to sponsor
crochet class
Hemando Heritage Coun-
cil is sponsoring a Beginner's
Crochet Class starting Thurs-
day. Class, which begins at 1
p.m., will last an hour each
session and there will be a
total of three classes. Cost is
$15, which includes yam and
needle. Call to reserve a
space: Mary Sue Rife, 419-
4857 or (352) 489-5861.
Members show at
Art Center gallery
The Main Gallery of the Art
Center of Citrus County is in
the A&E Building, comer of
County Road 486 and An-
napolis Ave., Hemando. The
gallery, exhibiting the work of
members, changes monthly.
The September exhibit is on
display through Tuesday, Oct.
6. The gallery is open to the
public from 1 to 4 p.m. Mon-
day through Friday and dur-
ing the intermissions of plays.
All work exhibited is for
sale. If you are interested in
something for your home, or
a special gift by area artists,
a gallery docent can assist
you. The Art Center accepts
cash, check and credit cards.
For more information, call
Ann Christ at (352) 465-
4740.


Humanitarians
OF FLORIDA


Special to the Chronicle
You want a very good-
looking and friendly kit-
ten? Take a look at Wayne
Rigsby. This orange and
white tabby kitten is one
of 48 kittens and cats at
the Hardin Haven who
are looking for a forever-
home. Wayne and all his
buddies are neutered and
have up-to-date vaccina-
tions. Adoption fees for
kittens start at $75, and
cats at $50.
Visitors are welcome
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
weekdays at the Humani-
tarians' Manchester
House - look for the
white building with the
brightly colored paw
prints - on the corner of
State Road 44 and Conant
Avenue, east of Crystal
River. HOF will also be
open Sunday, Sept 27,
noon to 4 p.m., for adop-
tions only.
For adoptions, call the
Humanitarians at 613-
1629, or you can view
many of these felines on-
line at www.hofspha.org.


'Big Night' moves to third Monday


Special to the Chronicle
Starting on Monday, Crystal
River Beef'O' Brady's will host its
special monthly evening benefit
for Big Brothers Big Sisters on the
third Monday, moving from the
third Thursday it hosted all year.
Beef '0' Brady's is at 6738 W Gulf-
to-Lake Highway in Crystal River.
Every month on the special
night from the hours of 5 to 10 p.m.,
Beef '0' Brady's donates 20 per-
cent of the proceeds from dinner
sales to Big Brothers Big Sisters.
This "Big Night at Beef's" gives
members of the community a
chance to have a great dinner and
help Big Brothers Big Sisters by
being there.
Participants can watch the foot-
ball games throughout the season
and take part in special featured
activities and prizes at each of the
Monday evening events. Show
your team spirit and wear team
colors for the Monday night game
between the Miami Dolphins and
Indianapolis Colts. Enter drawings
for a certificate for dinner for four
at Beef'O' Brady's or several other
great gifts. All kids who stop by
Beef's throughout the month will
get a free ticket for a special draw-
ing for a bicycle given away every
month, courtesy of Beef 'O' Brady's
and Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Come out, meet and greet men-
tors, children and staff from Big
Brothers Big Sisters and many
guests who support Big Brothers
Big Sisters.
The monthly events provide an
opportunity to find out more about
being a Big, a Little or a good
friend to Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Call Big Brothers Big Sisters at
344-0400 or (352) 464-3968 for more
information about this event or to
learn more about helping or vol-
unteering.
Call Beef '0' Brady's at 564-0544
for information about the evening
or bicycle drawings.


Power Squadron to offer

Special to the Chronicle _
Special to t ronic This course is open to anyone with
Based on statistics gath-
ered by the United States and owning a boat is not a
Coast Guard during 2007,
one of the best steps a boat and the American Red tal River. Instruction wi]
operator can take to insure Cross. given in state and nati(
his or her safety and the The Crystal River Power regulations, as well
safety of the passengers is to Squadron has long believed United States Coast Gu
take a boating safety course. an educated boater is a safer and Department of Ho
For 2007, throughout the boater, and encourages land Security requireme
United States, only 10 per- every boat operator to regis- boating safety, opera
cent of the fatal accidents in- ter for a boating safety class and maintenance of bo
volved boaters who had such as the new America's Rules of the Road, aid
completed some type of for- Boating Course (ABC) begin- navigation, and equipn
mal boating safety class. ning September 26. requirements.
Furthermore, only 4 percent ABC consists of three Sat- This course is open toE
of these fatal accidents in- urday sessions, conducted one with an interest in b
volved boaters who were Sept. 26, Oct. 3, and Oct. 10, ing, and owning a boat is
graduates of classes offered from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the a prerequisite.
by the U.S. Coast Guard Aux- Power Squadron Building, A charge of $38 per I
iliary, U.S. Power Squadrons 845 N.E. Third Ave. in Crys- son is required to pay for


Longtime county employee retires


Special to the Chronicle
Virginia Lorenzi recently retired from Citrus County government where she had worked
for 34 years. She last served in the Veterans Service Office as a senior secretary. She
is shown with Veterans Service Officer John "JJ" Kenney.


ABC boating class

proved examination, qua4-
an interest in boating, fies the student to apply
the Safety Identificatio
prerequisite, card from the Florida Fi"
and Wildlife ConservatiOn
l be student manual and other Commission. Additional,
)nal materials used during the some insurers offer dis-
as course and an adult must ac- counts to boaters who corn-
lard company a student younger plete a nationally
me- than 18. recognized boating safely
*nts, Florida law requires any course such as ABC.
tion person younger than 22 to Further information abogt
�ats, possess and carry a Florida ABC and registration for tit
s to Boating Safety Identifica- course is available from
lent tion card and photo ID in Gareth Wright at 628-4385,r
order to operate a boat pro- by e-mailing crpsboit-
any- pelled by a motor of ten ing@tampabay.rr.com.Addi-
oat- horsepower or greater. This tional information about te
not requirement applies to Per- Crystal River Powir
sonal Watercraft (PWCs) as Squadron may be found oi-
per- well. Successful completion line at www.usps.orgm�
rthe of ABC and the state-ap- calusps/crystalriver.


Benefit poker runu


classic car and


bike show


Huge Classic Car and Biik
Show 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. *
Family fun includes some-
thing for. everyone: alcohol-
free; food/drinks; game)W
bounce house/waterslido;
and live music by Modern
Mayhem from 3 to 6 p.m. '
For a map of the bike rtn
and more information abolt
the event, visit www.ehler-
danlosnetwork.org or call
(813) 960-8412.
To preregister for this
event or for more informa-
tion, contact Richard Pal-
more at 621-3678. Registra-
tion form available online 't
www.ehlersdanlosnetworkj
rg. Registration at the event
begins at 8:30 a.m. with kic4i-
stands up at 10 a.m. All bikls
out by 10:30. Payment made
at event: $15 per bike and $5
extra per additional rider. 4
The estimated return tinje
is 3 p.m. (88-mile run), wit
awards and prizes at the e41
of the run. Stops at Rumble
Inn, Pit-Stop, Iron Horse,
Mickey's Bar then back
Love Motorsports.
Ii


Day includes

family fun

Special to the Chronicle
A Charity Bike Run is
slated for Saturday, Sept 26,
at Love Motorsports, 2021 S.
Suncoast Blvd., Homosassa,
to help raise cash for the
Ehlers-Danlos Network
CARES Foundation re-
search fund.
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
(EDS) is a connective tissue
disorder that currently has
no cure or treatment. The
research fund helps scien-
tists and doctors to explore
treatment options to reduce
the fragility of the vascular
system of those who have
the Vascular type of Ehlers-
Danlos Syndrome. Addition-
ally, researchers can better
understand the genetic
mechanism involved in all
types of EDS and other con-
nective tissue disorders.


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* Notes tend to run one week prior to the date of an 'I
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* Expect notes to run no more than once. 0
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DEBI HEAVRIN/Specal to the Chronicle
Troy, 6, Beverly Hills, won the bicycle drawing at the July "Big Night at Beef's" in Crystal River. Start-
ing Monday, the big night will be the third Monday monthly.


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SWorship SERVICES


C10 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBERR 19, 2009


0 Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church has changed worship
and Sunday school times. Every-
one is invited to worship services
at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday
school and adult study classes
are at 9:45 a.m. Coffee hour fol-
lows both worship services.
Church is barrier free, has hear-
ing devices and enlarged service
helps avialable for all who need
them. There is also a tape min-
, istry; ask the usher or the sound
technician for a free tape of the
.� * service. Nursery attendant avail-
able for ages 3 and younger.
Pastor Blyth leads a new six-
week Bible study on the Book of
Romans at 9:30 a.m. Thursday.
, Brochures on all Bible studies
until December 2010 available in
narthex. Church is on County
Road 486, opposite Citrus Hills
Boulevard in Hemando. Call 746-
7161.
E St. Timothy Lutheran
i . < Church informal come-as-you-
are worship service at 5 p.m. Sat-
urday with Bluegrass services
one Saturday monthly (next one
is Oct. 24). Sunday worship serv-
ices: Spoken Eucharist at 7:30
a.m., Folk Mass at 8:30 a.m.,
Sunday school classes for all
" ages at 10 a.m. (coffee fellowship
g hour at 9:30 a.m.), Traditional Eu-
charist at 11 a.m. Special serv-
*^ ices are announced. Nursery
, provided. Bible study at 10 a.m.
^ the third Wednesday monthly.
," Periscope from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
9 Thursdays is a study of scripture
readings for upcoming Sunday.
The church is at 1070 N. Sun-
coast Blvd. (U.S. 19) Crystal
:, River. Call 795-5325.
S Shepherd of the Hills
^ Episcopal Church celebrates
the 16th Sunday after Pentecost.
,- No service today. Holy Eucharist
S with groundbreaking ceremony at
10 a.m. Sunday. ALPHA at 6
p.m. Sunday at First Baptist
Church, Beverly Hills. Choir and
Bible study at 7 p.m. Thursday.,
SOS from 9 a.m. to noon Thurs-
day at Key Training Center.
* First Baptist Church of In-
verness Sunday activities: SON-
rise class at 7:45 a.m., blended
worship service at 9 a.m., "Jour-
ney Below the Earth" children's
church for ages 4 through fourth
grade during 9 a.m. service fea-


turning Bible stories, skits, music
and group activities, Sunday
school classes for all ages at
10:30 a.m., AWANA for ages 2
through fifth grade at 5:15 p.m.
and evening worship at 6.Nurs-
ery available at all services. Call
726-1252.
* St. Paul's Lutheran
Church, 6150 N. Lecanto High-
way., Beverly Hills, conducts reg-
ular Sunday morning worship
services at 8 and 10:30. St.
Paul's School students in kinder-
garten and first grade will sing a
special song at the 10:30 a.m.
service. Bible study and Sunday
school at 9:15 a.m. Choir re-
hearsal at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Midweek worship service at 6:30
p.m. Thursday. St. Paul's School
and Precious Lambs Preschool
have teacher in-service on Fri-
day. Visitors welcome. Call (352)
489-3027.
* St. Margaret's Episcopal
Church Holy Eucharist services
at 8 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday with
children's church at the 10:30
service and the youth group
meeting at 1 p.m. Feed My
Sheep feeding program for peo-
ple in need at 11:30 a.m.
Wednesday. Church is at 114 N.
Osceola Ave., Inverness. Call
726-3153.
* St Anne's Episcopal
Church celebrates the 16th Sun-
day after Pentecost with masses
at8 and 10:15 a.m. St. Anne's
will host "Our Father's Table"
from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
today. Overeaters Anonymous
meetings are from 10:30 to 11:30
a.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Wednes-
days in the library, parish hall. All
normal schedules resume.,
* First Presbyterian Church
of Inverness traditional services
at 8 and 11 a.m. with contempo-
rary service at 9:30 a.m. Sunday
school hour at 9:30 a.m.,Pastor
Craig Davies' sermon topic: "Live
Victoriously Now," from Psalm
42. Wednesday evening pastor's
fall study, "Upside Living in a
Downside Economy," begins
Sept. 23. Dessert at 7 p.m. fol-
lowed by study at 7:15 p m.
Church is at 206 Washington,
Ave., Inverness. Call 637-0770.
* Joy Lutheran Church wor-
ship services at 8:15 and 11 a.m.
Sunday with the choir singing at


the earlier service, and Sunday
school classes at 9:45 a.m.
Wednesday evening worship
service continues at 6:45 p.m.
Faith Circle meets at 12:30 p.m.
the third Wednesday monthly.
WELCA's first general meeting of
the season is at 1:30 p.m. Sept.
29. Bible study on the Book of
Mark at 3 p.m. Thursday with
Pastor Ed Holloway. The church
is on S.W. State Road 200 at
83rd Place, Ocala. Call (352)
854-4509, Ext. 221.
* Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church worship services at 8:30
and 11 a.m. Sunday. Christian
education classes for youths and
adults takes place between serv-
ices at 9:45 a.m. Coffee hour fol-
lows both worship services.
Church is barrier free and has a
tape ministry and hearing de-
vices. Nursery attendant avail-
able for ages 3 and younger.
Pastor Blyth leads a new Bible
study on the Book of Romans at
9:30 a.m. Thursday. Church is
on County Road 486, opposite
Citrus Hills Boulevard in Her-
nando. Call 746-7161.
* Inverness Church of God
Sunday worship services at 8:30
and 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sun-
day school classes for all at 9:30
a.m. Christian education opportu-
nities for all ages at 7 p.m.
Wednesday include: Mis-
sionettes and Royal Rangers
Clubs for children from the age of
3. Teens are invited to "Frontline"
with Youth Pastor Kyle
Holtzhower. Adult class in sanctu-
ary. Church is at 416 U.S. 41
South, Inverness. Call 726-4524.
* Calvary of Inverness, 960
S. U.S. 41, is a nondenomina-
tional fellowship. Bible study at 9
a.m. Sunday is followed by the
10 a.m. main service in the sanc-
tuary. Prophecy Bible teaching at
7 p.m. Sunday on The Temple,
Jerusalem and the Second Com-
ing with the last 2 chapters in the
Book of Zechariah.
Beginning Oct. 4, the new
class is on 1 Thessalonians.
Ladies brunch at 1 p.m. Satur-
day, Sept. 26, in Holy Grounds
Caf6 with speaker Betty Cook.
Feed the Hungry free lunch at
noon Thursday - everyone in-
vited. Food pantry opens from 1
to 2 p.m. Thursday. Other activi-


ties include: men's prayer at 8:30
a.m. Tuesday; Wednesday din-
ner and teaching at 6 p.m.;
women's prayer at 9:30 a.m.
Thursday; Mast Brothers concert
at 7 tonight to benefit the shoe-
box ministry of Samaritan's
Purse. All donations go to Opera-
tion Christmas Child. Call 726-
1480.
* Victory Baptist Church,
5040 E. Shady Acres Drive, In-
verness. Coffee and doughnuts
served at 9 a.m. Sunday in the
fellowship hall followed by Sun-
day school classes at 9:45 and
the morning worship service at
10:45. Sunday evening service
begins at 6. Wednesday night
"hour of power" with prayer peti-
tions, hymns and a study of the
Book of Revelation led by Pastor
Beehler. Call 726-9719.
* Come for worship and fel-
lowship at Faith Lutheran
Church, 935 S. Crystal Glen
Drive Lecanto. Regular services
are 9:30 a.m. Sunday and 6
p.m. Saturday.
* First Christian Church of
Homosassa Springs Bible
school classes for all ages at
9:30 a.m. Sunday followed by
morning worship at 10:30 (chil-
dren's church provided for kinder-
garten through third grade).
Evening worship at 6 p.m. Sun-
day. Wednesday meal at 6 p.m.
followed by Bible study and youth
program at 7. Church is at 7030
W. Grover Cleveland Blvd.
* Faith Baptist Church's reg-
ular services include Sunday
school classes at 9:45 a.m. fol-
lowed by worship at 11 a.m. and
6 p.m. Chris Owens is this Sun-
day's guest speaker. Bible study
and prayer meeting at 7 p.m.
Wednesday with "Warriors" for
grades six through 12 and "King's
Kids" for K-5 grades from 6:30 to
8 p.m. Church is at 6918 S. Spar-
tan Ave. (one mile from U.S. 19,
off Cardinal Street). Call 628-
4793.
* Lighthouse Baptist
Church, 974 W.G. Martinelli
Blvd., Citrus Springs, offers Sun-
day school for all ages at 9:45
a.m. Worship services under the
direction of Pastor Jess Burton at
11 a.m., with evening service at
5:30 p.m. Children's/youth pro-
gram for ages 5 and older from 6


to 8 p.m. Wednesday featuring
Bible study, fun and games, with
adult Bible study at 7 p.m. Call
(352) 489-7515.
* First Presbyterian Church
of Crystal River Sunday worship
service at 10 a.m. with Pastor
Rob Allen speaking. Meet-and-
greet fellowship follows the serv-
ice in Webster Hall. Call the
church office for more information
at 795-2259. The church is at
1501 S.E. U.S. 19 in Crystal
River, north of Sweetbay.
* House of Power Sunday
worship services at 10 a.m. and
6 p.m. at North Lecanto Highway
and North Dawson Drive, Her-
nando. Wednesday Bible studies
and youth meeting at 7 p.m.
* Living Word of God
Church, on Cason Boulevard in
Inglis, offers Sunday school
classes at 10 a.m. and Sunday
evening worship at 6. Everyone
is welcome. Jessie Lolley is the
pastor. Call 621-7260 for informa-
tion.
* Church of Christ services
at 304 N.E. Fifth St., Crystal
River. Bible classes at 10 a.m.
Sunday, 7 p.m. Wednesday and
by appointment. Worship serv-
ices at 11 a.m. Sunday. Everyone
invited. Call 795-4943 or 563-
0056 for information. Monthly fel-
lowship dinner at 12:30 p.m.
Sunday.
* Unity Interfaith devotional
at 10 a.m. Sunday at C's Italian
Express, 1916 U.S. 19, Crystal
River. All faiths welcome. Re-
freshments served. Call 795-
5555.
* Parsons Memorial Pres-
bytedan Church coffee fellow-
ship from 10 to 10:55 a.m.
Sunday in fellowship hall, 5850
Riverside Drive, Yankeetown
(next to Coast Guard Station).
Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Nurs-
ery available. Traditional church
service begins at 11 a.m. Holy
Communion served the first Sun-
day monthly. Call (352) 447-
2506.
* Floral City United
Methodist Church welcomes
the public to Sunday worship at
10:30 a.m. Sunday school
classes meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday
morning Bible study meets at 10
with leaders Dr. George Mitchell
and Jean Waters. Bible study at


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6 p.m. Wednesday in Hilton Hall
with leader Russ Tabbert. Choir
rehearsal at 7 p.m. Monday in
the sanctuary. Movie evenings
continue at 7 p.m. Oct. 3, and
Nov. 7, in Hilton Hall. SHARE
pick-up is Sept. 26 in Hilton Hall.
The church is at 8478 E. Marvin
Street. Call 344-1771.
* Citrus Vineyard Commu-
nity Church meets in the First
Christian Church of Inverness
Family Life Center, behind Cinna-
mon Sticks Restaurant at 2018
Colonade St. Sunday services
are at 10:30 a.m., with childcare
up to age 5 provided. Home
groups meet in Heatherwood
and Hemando on Thursdays.
Call the church at 586-2000.
* First Church of Christ,
Scientist, Inverness, worships
Sunday mornings at 10:30 and
Wednesday evenings at 5 at 224
N. Osceola Ave. Sunday school
class is the same time as the
church service. All are welcome.
* First Baptist Church of
Hemando September schedule:
Sunday services at 10:45 a.m.
and 6 p.m. Prayer meeting at 7
p.m. Wednesday. Together Out-
reach meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tues-
day, Sept. 29. FBCH 55th
anniversary picnic Oct. 4.
* Heritage Baptist Church
services led by Pastor David
Hamilton, at 2 Civic Circle, Bev-
erly Hills. Call 746-6171.
* Christ Lutheran Church
services led by the Rev. Paul R.
Meseke, senior pastor, at 475
North Ave. W., Brooksville. Call
(352) 796-8331.
* Unity Church of Citrus
County healing/prayer service at
6:30 p.m. the second Wednes-
day monthly at 2628 W. Wood-
view Lane, Beverly Hills. Call
746-1270.
* Butterfly Ministries wor-
ship, Bible study and personal
ministry from 10 am. to 2 p.m. the
third Saturday monthly at The
Sanctuary, 3888 S. King Ave.,
Homosassa. Food and fellowship
follow. Call Margie Sipes at 212-
4320.
* Grupo Misionero Adven-
tista del 7mo. Dia de Citrus
County. Horario de Reuniones.
Miercoles 7 p.m. Sabados 11
a.m. Address: 1880 N. Trucks
Ave., Hemando. Call 535-7141.


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Focusing on fall season


es, I know here in Central Florida
we don't have "real" fall, but ac-
cording to my calendar, it begins
Sept. 22.
Growing up in California, we didn't ex-
perience much of a fall season either.
Now that I think of it, in all my 54 years,
the only fall I've lived through was the
short time I lived in
Maine 30-plus years
ago.
Even so, I love
fall. I love pumpkin
and sweet potatoes
and apples and all
the colors and
smells associated
with it.
You can tell it's
Nancy Kennedy fall around here be-
EDITOR'S cause the activities
NOTE and events are in
full throttle. Be sure
to keep reading the
Chronicle for listings of fun and informa-
tive things to do around the community.
Also, for those who are online,
check out our own Chronicle TV at
www.chronicleonline.com. On Tuesdays,
I do a feature on local events.
Although I don't know if he likes fall,
local optometrist Dr. George Kaplan


likes tinkering and inventing cool stuff to
help athletes and military personnel
excel at their jobs. This month's Senior
Style features a profile of Kaplan.
He's a fun guy and I thoroughly en-
joyed visiting with him. He's definitely
passionate about what he does, and
that's contagious.
That's something that's vital to enjoy-
ing life - being passionate about what
you do. It doesn't have to be big and
grand, like inventing things, but it does
have to be something that makes you
want to get up in the morning.
Here at Senior Style we're always
looking for passionate people to write.
about. If you know of any, let me know.
And, of course, there's Mary Alice Till-
man who's passionate this month about
keeping focused. She cracks me up! Our
Savvy Senior, Jim Miller, who's passion-
ate for passing on helpful tips for sen-
iors, this month writes about how to find
cheaper prescription drugs.
As you jump into fall, stay cool. (This is
Florida, after all.) Eat pumpkin pie.
Take in a festival or craft show this
month and focus on something that
makes you smile.
Until next month,
Nancy Kennedy


Must focus, must focus


Could we talk? I don't
know about you, but
the more "seasoned"
I get, the more trouble I
have focusing. I have trou-
ble focusing on anything
for any length of time. It's
getting ridiculous. Wonder
if any of you
have the same
trouble? Wonder
what happened
to ... wait, there
I go again; got to
focus on writing
to you.
Before I go
any further, is
this a Southern
thing that we Mar
start all sen- Til
tences with the LET'4
word "wonder?"
As in "Wonder
where my good pen is?"
I'm just wondering be-
cause my granddaughters
pointed this out to me re-
cently when I asked her "I
wonder if Brooke (her sis-
ter) enjoyed the party?"
Breanna and Cassidy


y
lI
S


pointed out that I should
just come out and ask her
if Brooke enjoyed the
party instead of "wonder-
ing." It was then that I re-
alized just how many
times I "wonder" instead
of coming right out and
asking. Huh?
There I go
again, back to
the focus thing.
It seems there
are so many dis-
tractions now. I
wonder if
they've (the dis-
tractions) al-
ways been there
Alice or is this an
nan "age" thing. For
TALK one thing, I
thought our
lives would be
less complicated the older
we get I don't know about
you, but that just isn't hap-
pening for me.
Speaking of focusing, my
cousin has a new book out
titled "Praying the Lord's
Prayer Daily." I do pray


daily (bet that is a surprise
to you), and in keeping
with the book, I've tried to
pray the Lord's Prayer
daily. Hope it is OK to use
the four letter "E' word or
the three letter "G" word.
One just never knows
about that these days. Oh,
my gosh ... I'm off course
again! Back to focus.
Recently, I found out
just how far off track my
mind could get when I de-
cided to kneel beside my
bed to say my prayers. Be-
lieve me, I was going to do
some serious praying if I
was kneeling. Guess I was
thinking maybe God could
hear me better in that po-
sition. Anyway, I tried to
stay on track but my mind
just went everywhere. My
thoughts went something
like this: "Our Father, who
art in heaven, hallowed be
thy name. Oh, my gosh, I
hope that isn't a spider I
feel crawling up my leg.

See TALK/Page Gll


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Send an e-Card, find a physician, so much more


Find a local physician,
send an e-Card, pay
your hospital bill and
pre-register for your next
appointment at the click of
a button. Seven Rivers Re-
gional's redesigned Web
site offers these advanced
features and more. Explore
www.srrmc.com and you
will find a user-friendly, in-
teractive site accessible 24
hours a day, seven days a
week
Sending e-Cards to pa-
tients is one of the popular
actions performed on the
site. It's a simple process of
selecting the card you like
best, writing a brief mes-
sage and submitting the
card to be printed and de-
livered to the patient while
he or she is still in the hos-
pital. If you provide the pa-
tient's email address, the
card will also be automati-
cally sent to their personal
email account.
Online bill pay is an easy
and secure way to pay your


bill, but it's im-
portant to note
that you can only
pay your hospital
bill. Generally,
physician or lab
charges are not
able to be
processed
through our site.
To access online
bill pay, you sim-
ply need your pa-
tient account
number and the
information nec-


An
King
'.*.* .'"


essary for your method of
payment,
Pre-registering for your
next hospital procedure
shortens the admissions
process and saves you time.
Complete the seven-step
electronic application at
least two business days
prior to your appointment
and upon your arrival at the
hospital you will only need
to check in and review the
information for accuracy
To locate and learn more


S about a particu-
lar physician,
simply click on
the "Find a
" Physician" tab
found at the top
.* J K of the home
- page. You can
. then search by
specialty or by
ay name. Clicking
rery on a doctor's
name will bring
up additional in-
formation about
their practice
and ifi most cases their li-
cense(s) and board certifi-
cation(s).
Upcoming events can be
viewed by clicking on the
"News & Events" tab, also
located at the top of the
home page. Here, you will
find a list of free health pro-
grams and many of the
events the hospital sponsors
or participates in. I encour-
age you to take advantage of
these events as they are an
excellent source of free


health information that may
improve your well-being or
save your life.
If you just want to learn
more about Seven Rivers
Regional, click the "Pa-
tients and Visitors" tab. To
apply for a job with us,
check out the "Career Cen-


ter." And to stay up to date
on the latest happenings in
local health care, take time
to read through "News &
Events."
If you have questions or
comments about
www.srrmc.com, feel free to
use the "Contact" button on


Senior Style

Publisher
Gerard Mulligan
gmulligan@chronicleonline.com
Features Editor
Cheri Harris
charris@chronicleonline.com


On the


the Web site. You can also
call me at 795-8344.

Amy Kingery is
community relations
coordinator at Seven
Rivers Regional Medical
Center in Crystal River


Senior Style is a monthly publication
of the Citrus County Chronicle
for and about senior lifestyles
in Citrus County.
Senior Style Editor
Nancy Kennedy
nkennedy@chronicleonline.com
Advertising Contact
April Zay
azay@chronicleonline.com


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* BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle
Crystal river optometrist Dr. George Kaplan has always had an interest in how things work,
especially the brain and its relationship to vision./Page G6


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an I have shared informa-
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Al YAl with many friends and
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mighty women who battle breast can-
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follow up with preventive proce-
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NANCY KENNEDY
Chronicle
At 58, George Kaplan
is a self-confessed
science fair geek.
As a boy growing up in Miami, his heroes
were (and still are) inventors and physicists
from the late 1800s and early 1900s.
His idea of a fun trip was going to Fort
Myers and visiting Thomas Edison's estate
and seeing his inventions on display.
Today, the Citrus County optometrist still
daydreams about brainy stuff and how
things work.
For Kaplan, who heads the optometry
clinic at Sears in the Crystal River Mall and
has an office on U.S. 19, being an op-
tometrist is way more than just fitting peo-
ple for eyeglasses.
It's all about the brain.
"This is on the cutting edge of everything
that's going on in brain research," he says.
He grabs a magazine with "Neuroplas-
ticity: Teaching Old Brains New Tricks" on
the cover.
"That's optometry - that's us," he says.
Then he explains how the brain changes


every time it does something new, that new
connections are constantly being made.
With the brain, it's "practice makes per-
fect," he says. It's also, "use it or lose it."
"The 1990s was the decade of the brain,"
he says. "I've been into this since day one
because I'm interested in how things
work."
He laughs at the suggestion of becoming
a brain surgeon.
"I know what happens in the brain," he
says, "but I don't know where it happens."
Following in Edison's footsteps.
One of Kaplan's first inventions is a color
vision tester, an electronic box-like device
that replaces the "what number do you see
in the dots?" series of images. His tester is
a series of two rows of colored lights with
the same colors on the bottom and differ-
ent colors on top. You pick which color on
the top matches the bottom.
"It's that quick," Kaplan says.
"I was taking a course in environmental
optics in optometry school, about colors,
contrasting colors, the psychology of colors
for advertising,, eye movement scanning.
We were talking about color vision and test-
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ing devices. They were big and
complex," he says.
"I came up with a concept in my
mind that was so simple," he says.
"I drew it out and made one and
got it down to an assembly line
and manufactured it and even
sold 10 of them, one to the Uni-
versity of Miami medical school
and some to other optometry
schools and my school and the
rest to individuals."
Kaplan says inventors think vi-
sually. They observe everything.
"You have to be able to see
things in your mind, how to put
things together," he says.
One of his favorite TV shows is
"Mythbusters," a Discovery Chan-
nel show where the hosts prove or
disprove urban legends about
how things work
"I like any show that has the
biggest machines or the latest
weaponry. Not for the killing part,
but how it's made," he says.

Playing, battle fields
As a specialist in sports vision,
Kaplan takes his theories of "use
it or lose it" to the gridiron.
In the 1990s, Kaplan started


going to the University of Florida
in Gainesville to visit the football
team. He'd say to the coaches,
"Give me the players that seem to
have raw talent but aren't per-
forming well," then teach them


simple exercises to develop their sion), smooth tracking (scanning
eye-hand coordination, depth per- in a continuous motion) and visual
ception and tracking. "jumping."
He'd show them the difference "My claim to fame - I was writ-
between taking in the entire field, ten up in Sports Illustrated, No-
focusing on one area (tunnel vi- vember 1998," he says, pointing to


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Dr. George Kaplan is a specialist
in sports vision, and has helped
area athletes, including the
Florida Gators, improve their
eye-hand coordination through a
series of eye exercises.

BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle

the framed article on the wall of
his examining room. "I was work-
ing with receivers ...the team was
headed to the Citrus Bowl and the
receivers were horrible; they
were dropping everything."
He went up on a Friday and
spent less than three hours with
the players, giving them eye exer-
cises to do over the weekend. "
"On Monday, they had a scrim-
mage and did well," Kaplan said.
"Steve Spurrier (head coach at
the time) didn't know about this
and he said, 'What's going on? You
guys aren't dropping anymore.'
"That was cool - my shot to be
on the Gator field," he says.
After that, Spurrier brought
him back arid Sports Illustrated
wrote about his work with the
team. He has also taught his exer-
cises to local high school sports
teams, including the girls'basket-
ball team from Citrus High School,
one year.
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"The work that I want to do
is to take my expertise and
apply it to the military," he
says.
It's one thing to help a foot-
ball player keep from being
tackled by a 300-pound line-
man; it's quite another to
help a soldier looking for
roadside bombs in Iraq or
Afghanistan.
Kaplan says the first thing
a person loses under stress or
duress and fatigue is the abil-
ity to scan and track
"Your awareness becomes
constricted and you become
a tunnel vision machine," he
says. If you use eye jumps
when you need a (smooth)
pursuit, you're lost You lose
one-fifth of a second and
that's all it takes to miss a ball
on the field. That's also all it
takes for an enemy to kill you
in Afghanistan."
But if a person practices
simple, specific eye move-
ment exercises, it will even-
tually become instinctual.
This past March Kaplan
was invited to present his


The 411 on Dr. George Kaplan
* In his CD player: classic rock and about 1,000 songs
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* Last movie seen: "Julie & Julia."
* Wants to see: "District 9."
* Favorite authors: Dan Brown and Daniel Silva.
* Guilty pleasure: Peanut butter and
chocolate ice cream.
* Likes on his pizza: banana peppers ("and you can
throw some anchovies on it").


ideas to a group of re-
searchers, military experts in
fields such as combat psy-
chology, stress .physiology
and weapons at Lackland
AFB in San Antonio, Texas.
They liked his ideas and
were about to offer him a
$50,000 grant, but he didn't
get it.
"Broke my heart," he says.
Still, he hasn't given up his
desire to find different in-
roads with the military. He
says it's his playground, his
passion.
His neighbor of six years,
fellow inventor Jim Purcell,
said the two of them share
the same passion for imagi-
nation.
"I'm impressed with the


things he's done," Purcell
said, "and I think he's im-
pressed with what I've done.
Our imaginations run to-
gether"
Kaplan said his plans for
the next 50 years include tak-
ing some long motorcycle
trips and working on bring-
ing his color vision tester to
market
"When I'm working on
these projects, it gives me a
lot of satisfaction," he says. "I
feel like I'm more or less
standing with some of my he-
roes.
'"That's a lot of motivation,"
he says. "I'm such a geek"
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Seniors put best foot forward to fitness in TOPS


Special to the Chronicle
Gaining weight can ag-
gravate the natural prob-
lems of aging and, logically,
losing weight can solve
some of those problems.
Joan Savage, a 74-year-old
grandmother of 33, joined
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Strength, energy and inde-
pendence, which can be
very meaningful to seniors,
are benefits gained through
healthy eating, wellness,
and fitness.
According to Dr. Ahmed
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adviser, older adults face an
increased risk of gaining
weight because they tend to
be less physically active
than they were in previous
years. With age, muscle
mass decreases, metabo-
lism slows and fewer calo-
ries are needed.
No matter how slight an
exercise may seem, it can
benefit older adults.
Stretching and resistance
movements can preserve
muscle tone and mass,
boost circulation and aid
mobility. Resistance exer-
cises, including water exer-


cises, can help prevent os-
teoporosis. Walking, even
slowly, helps reduce the
risk of cardiovascular and
other diseases.
"I tell people it's never
too late to start exercising,"
said Amy Goldwater, educa-
tor, former body-building
champion and physical fit-
ness expert for TOPS.
"Even if they're just doing
chair aerobics, they're
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movement is better than no
movement."
Along with fitness con-
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be aware of other health is-
sues, such as osteoporosis,
which is thinning of the
bones. Steps to mitigate this
condition include getting
between 1,200 -and 1,500
milligrams of calcium daily,
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Recareering seminar set for seniors at CFCC Hampton Center


Special to the Chronicle
OCALA - Pathways Life Services at
Central Florida Community College in-
vites seniors to a free Recareering Semi-
nar and Job Club on Friday, Sept. 25, at the
CFCC Hampton Center, 1501 W Silver
Springs Blvd.
The Recareering Seminar is 9 a.m. to


noon and will help seniors starting, chang-
ing or improving a career.
Instructor Jennifer Zamecki will focus
on interviewing skills and guide attendees
through role play. She will also discuss dif-
ferent formats for resumes. Zamecki is
founder of the Ocala-based human re-
sources consulting firm Well-Run Con-
cepts.


The Job Club will meet from noon to 1'
p.m. and is an open forum for seniors to
discuss job search experiences with peers.
Senior-friendly employers will discuss job
opportunities.
One Stop Workforce Connection, Com-
fort Keepers and Experience Works will
also have representatives at the meeting.
Attendees can participate in the semi-


nar, Job Club or both. Refreshments will be
served. Reservations are required and can
be made by calling Pathways at (352) 854-
2322, ext. 1675.
This program is offered as part of the
Plus 50 Initiative of CFCC, the American
Association of Community Colleges and
The Atlantic Philanthropies and is open to
area residents 50 and better.


TALK
Continued from Page G2
"I've got to clean out from under this
bed! Must get back to praying. Thy
kingdom come, thy will be done, on
earth as it is in heaven. Give us this
day our daily bread. Wonder if Billy
picked up bread at the grocery store
today. I love that sourdough bread. I
hope Billy doesn't get up to go to the
bathroom and trip over me in the
dark He won't be looking for me down
here. Must pray ... and forgive us our
trespasses, as we forgive those who
trespass against us ... Let me see, I
think I've forgiven everyone ... Yea,
even that woman who said hurtful
things to me, let me see, was that in '79
or '80? I sure hope she asks forgive-


ness for herself. If anyone needs to,
she does. She is not a nice person.
Wonder if she is still mean? Oh, wait,
supposed to forgive. Must pray. Lead
us not into temptation. I really want
some ice cream, but deliver us from
evil. Talk about evil, that woman that
said those things is an evil person.
Wait, I think I'm missing the point of
the whole 'forgiveness' thing. For
thine is the Kingdom, and the power
and the glory forever. Now, Lord, I
have a few requests .."
Whew! It took me a while just to get
through the Lord's Prayer, never mind
the "add-on" parts. Then I got into bed
and forgot to pray for several people. I
didn't get back on my knees for that.
I'm pretty sure God heard me just the
same.
Hope Pastor Lantzy doesn't read


this. I'm sure he thinks I'm all holy
and all that... ornot.
I used to spend the time driving to
and from work to focus on work,
events, organizing my day. Now I
spend it on the cell phone or listening
to talk radio.
My point is... well, you get my point.
Don't you think we just have too many
more things on our minds these days?
At least, that's my story and I'm stick-
ing with it!
Until next time remember ... laugh-
ter is the best medicine!

Mary Alice Tillman, executive
director at Brentwood Retirement
Community in Lecanto,
can be reached via e-mail at
mtillman9@tampabayrrcom.


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people maintain full and independent lives, right in the comfort of
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Our Comfort Keepers are special people. They are carefully
screened , employed, and trained to provide compassionate care and
companionship. All our caregivers have Level 1 Alzheimer's Care
Tr.inmng from the Alzheimer's Family Organization.


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Volunteer OPPORTUNITIES


Seniors program seeks trainer
55 or older? Ready to work?
We value the talents older workers bring to
the workplace and are looking for someone like
you!
Through a partnership with the Senior Foun-
dation and the Florida Institute for Workforce In-
novation a part-time paid community service
training assignment is available with the Seniors
on the Move program.
SOTM is an innovative new program providing
service to seniors wishing to have socialization
and companionship. Seeking outgoing Inverness
candidate, 55 or older with low income, to coor-
dinate and participate in outings and activities.
Must have insured vehicle.
Call Sue at the Senior Companion Program at
527-5959 for information.
, Pet Meals needs volunteers
The Citrus County Pet Meals Program needs
volunteers to assist with packaging the pet food
that has been donated for the program. The
packaged pet food is then delivered to home-
bound seniors with pets.
You can help pack the pet food at the Humani-
tarians of Florida Inc. at 1149 Conant Ave., Crys-
tal River, on the comer of State Road 44 and
Conant across from the Bow Wow Boutique.
The packaging is done from about 8 to 10 a.m.
the second and fourth Fridays monthly.


The Citrus County Pet Meals Program part-
nered with the Humanitarians of Florida Inc. to
provide pet meals to homebound seniors with
pets. The Pet Meals program began in June
2003 and approximately 75 homebound seniors
receive the pet food on a monthly basis.
For more information or to sign up, call Nancy
Lietz at 527-5975.
Urgent need for drivers
Do you love people? Do you have extra time
on your hands? Do you want to do something
meaningful?
Come join us by serving seniors in need with
the Citrus County Home-Delivered Meals Pro-
gram. Drivers are urgently needed in the Inver-
ness area.
You can volunteer for as little as two hours per
week or as many as you want. Mileage is paid.
Contact Citrus County Support Services at
527-5975 to volunteer.
HOF seeks volunteers for shop
The Humanitarians of Florida need volunteers
to run its on-site thrift shop. Hours will be 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, with some Sat-
urdays. Volunteer applications are available at
the clinic.
The Humanitarians' Manchester House is on
the comer of State Road 44 and Conant Av-
enue, east of Crystal River. For information, call
563-2370.


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F/T RECEPTIONIST
For Medical Office
Please Send Resume
to P.O. Box 3087
Homosassa Springs,
Florida 34447









of Citrus County
Has an opening
for a
ASST. DIETARY
MANAGER
Experience In food
service a must.
Apply in person to
Allan Burns, CDM.
Woodland
Terrace, 124 Norvell
Bryant Hwy.
Hernando, FL 34442
DFWP/EOE


MARKETING
COORDINATOR

Experience In iong
term care preferred.
Self motivated &
directed with
"Can Do Attitude"
Send Resume to
Citrus County
Chronicle
Blind Box 1562 P
1624 N. Meadowcrest
Blvd
Crystal River Fl. 34429

MEDICAL
ASSISTANT

Front & Back Exp.,
F/T, computer &
phlebotomy.
For busy primary-care
MD Office
Email Resume
wfmaresumes@
yahoo.com
or Fax Resume To:
352-489-5786


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BECOME A CNA
For Career and
Test Preparation
Call 352-564-8378

ONCOLOGY
PRACTICE IS
SEEKING A
F/T R.N.
Come Join Our
Teamil Competitive
Pay, Benefits, & 401K.
Fax Resume to:
(352) 746-6333





BILLING
MANAGER

'Nature Coast
Emergency Medical
Services Is looking for
a billing manager to
oversee the start-up
& on-going day to
day operations of our
In-house billing dept.
This Individual will
process claims &
oversee a dept. of
2 team members.
The qualified
candidate should
have a minimum of:
* 3 years managerial
experience
* BA/6S degree from
accred. university
* S years third party
medicare Part B
billing
* Ambulance billing
preferred
* Proficient In micro-
soft office Incl. ex-
cel, word & outlook
* Zoll Software
experience a plus
Please submit a
resume & application
to 352-249-4713.
Applications may be
obtained from our
company website:
www.
naturecoastems.org
We offer full benefits.
EOE/DFWP


PIZZA PERSON &
a DELI CLERK
Exp. Only 1ill
Very Busy Pizza.
Dell, Catering Shop.
(352) 746-1508
302-7918(352) 746-3354
Servers - Restaurant
& Banquets.
F/T & P/T availl
Apply in person @
Citrus Hills Golf &
Country Club 505 E.
Hartford St. 9am-3pm




PEST CONTROL
SALES TECH
Must Be Self Starter,
w/ Outside Sales Exp.
* Company vehicle
* Training
* Hrly. pay + comm.
* Service benefits
* $30,000. +
* No Routes
Apply @ 5882
Hwv 200


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REALTORS NEEDED
Busy Office needs Help
Ample Floor Time
Confidential Interview
call 352-464-1515

SALES MANAGERS
WANTED

Company truck Is
provided, Paid
vacation & Holidays.
Positions open In
Citrus and Hernando,
Apply In Person
ONLY, from 9 am to
4 pm Mon-Fri, At
A-I Termite &
Pest Control,
925 S.US Hwy. 41,
Inverness, FL 34450.
Between Eden Dr. &
Inverness Blvd.
Only well groomed
and properly dressed
applicants will be
considered,

SALES REP
Construction field.
352-628-4391




AC SERVICE TECH
5 yrs minimum
experience.as a
Service Tech, clean
driver's license required
CURRIER COOLING
&f HEATING
4855 S. Suncoast Blvd.
HOMOSASSA
AD LAY OUT
DESIGN
Must be knowledge-
able In Illustrator
Corel Draw, Adobe
Photo shop and In
Design. PC not mac
users. 2 hour test
required to qualify for
position. Serious
applicants only,
Send resume to
advantageorint


AUTOBODY TECH
Highly exp'd techni-
cian needed for busy
collision center,
(352) 628-4878

EXP. FIBERGLASS
LAMINATOR

Call Ken, 352-748-0220
Pool Enclosure Co
Seeking Experienced
only Installers, Must
have verifiable exp,
must have Fla driver's.
license. If none of the
above - Do not call,
352-860-2750




Childcare

Fundralsing Director.
Nationwide Co.
Call Directors and
owners to help them
raise money.
Avg. $15-$20/hour.
" We train"
(813) 355-3889
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS
All Positions Available
Hotel exp. required.
Apply within at
1203,NE 5th St. CRiver.
Fax or e-mail resume:
352-563-1112. y,
crystalriver@amall.com


CLASSIFIED



EXP. TEACHERS
40 hr course work
req'd. (352)341-1559
P/T HOME AID
I need someone to
help care for my Mom.
(352) 628-0944

P/T LAWN HELP
w/Driver's LIc.
352-425-8703

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SEASONAL JOB
OPPORTUNITIES
Enroll In Liberty's
tuition FREE Tax
School. Learn to
prepare tax returns.
Completion of the
course may lead to
employment.
Call (352) 563-2777
. * fee for books

SECURITY
OFFICERS

For Class D. & G. Lic.
(352) 257-5050


























































Person sell your work at
the Old Homosassa
Shell Depot in
exchange for p/t hours
In shop (352) 628-5222


Busy Salon & Spa
For Sale. Well
established for 19
yri. Full staff will stay
w/new owners. Inter-
ested parties only.
(352) 257-9540
PROFITABLE, FUN
BAGEL & DELI. Only
$59K w/some owner
financing. Call Connie
352-502-3811. ocala
buslnessbrokers.com




EXISTING
BUSINESS
FOR SALE

Established
publication with the
Industry leader for
sale Must be sales
motivated and
customer focused.
Existing client base
and distribution
locations. Must have
working capital.
Serious Inquires only.
Contact Tara @
770-962-7220 X 24608


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2009 CII


FGIDAIRFE UP-RIGHT
FREEZER, Frost free,
locking, good cond.
$175. 352-212-9026.
GE 10CU.FT. FREEZER
Inside light with 2
baskets, runs great,
, $85.00 obo.
352.593-6717
GLASS TOP STOVE
w/self cleaning oven
and DISHWASHER
$225/OBO
352-270-8256
HEAT PUMP &
A/C SYSTEMS
Starting $880
$1500 Tax Incentive
& Rebates on Select
Equipment
Installation w/permlt
352-746-4394
Llc.&Ins. CAC 057914
MAYTAG DRYER 4 yrs
old, great condition,
$100, 352-201-0096
Washer & Dryer
Uke new $300.
Freezer $100.
(352) 527-8254
WHIRLPOOL DUET
front load washer &
dryer, great condition
$600 for pair
(352) 726-9151
White 18 cu.ft.
GE refrigerator, double
door, frost free. Newer
model, perfect shape,
$165. (352) 201-5942



CORNER* COMPUTER
DESK fits In 6'x6' corner,
has attached two drawer
file cabinet, raised moni-
tor shelf/two shelves un-
der, pullout keyboard.
Like new condition.
$100.00 Patty
352-860-0121



Mitsubishi 65"
Projection HDTV,
WS-65411 w/ monster
surge protector, 3yrs
old, Mint Cond, cable
ready. $600. 201-5198
Projection TV
Toshiba Big Screen,
Mod. 57H83. HI Def. All
books. & orig. equip.
4yrs. old. $450.00
(352) 212-9457


25x30x9(3:12 pitch)
Roof Overhang,
2-9x7 Garage Doors,
1 Entry Door, 2 Vents,
4" Concrete Slab.
$13.795. INSTALLED
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Roof Overhang,
2-9x7 Garage Doors,
2 Vents, 1 Entry Door,
4" Concrete Slab
$14.995. INSTALLED
35x50x12(3:12 pitch)
Roof overhang,
2-10x10i Rollup Doors,
2 Vents, 1 Entry Door,
4" Concrete Slab
$29.995 Installed
* Fl. Engineered Plans
* A local FI Manufact.
+ Meets or exceeds
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* Conc/Inst by others.
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ESTATE AUCTION
Mon, Sept21 at 7pmr
Preview starts Noon,
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10/3 - 10am - Ocala
10/5 & 10/19 - 7pm
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Cash, MC, VI, Ck
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Admiral washer
and dryer set, $400
(352) 726-8804


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6 Pcs, Traditional
Lexington Q bedset
armoire, dresser w/mirror
2 night tables $950.
5pcs. White alum. patio
set 52" shattered proof
table w/ 4 sling back
chair. 2 rockers 2 stand-
ard $50. (352) 527-3286
Blue Chair w/ottoman,
rocks and swivels.
Nice $100.00 OBO
352-409-6588
CONTEMPORARY
DRESSERS (2) Blonde,
one w/mlrror.
$400/both. RECLINER &
LOVESEAT Huntergreen.
$375. 352-726-8804
COUCH, CHAIR & OT-
TOMAN Dark brown ml-
crofiber. Great condition
$350. 352-464-5657
Curio Cabinet
Credenza, Cedar
Chest, Organ, Tread-
mill, Video cabinet.
50hp Yamaha 15.2'
Bonita Boat/motor/trler
(352) 726-1476
Custom Made Wall
Unit fits 44" TV, drawers
.& lighted shelves,
9' h x 11 'w, & pieces
a Sacrifice $1500
(352)382-4403
DINING ROOM SET
table 6 chairs &
hutch$800
sofa bed, love seat &
3 tables $2001
(352) 302-4024
DRESSER 9 drawers,
solid wood, long &
Low, off white $75
(352) 527-7880
ENTERTAINMENT CEN-
TER Dark cherry wood.
Measus7Igh,7Zng23dee
p. Has lght, ask-
ing $150.00 With a 26
Inch stereo tv. It Is a
Samsung. George
352-344-5426
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Mon, Sept 21 at 7pm
Preview starts Noon
811 US 19 CrstRvr
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10/3 - 10am Ocala
10/5 & 10/19 - 7pm
Estate Auction
10/31 - 10am
Antique Auction
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Cash, MC, VI, Ck
13% BP - ABI131,
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New Sliding Glass Door
Metal ext. w/unfinlshed
wood lnt..72"x80"open-
Ing, valued at $900.
Will sell for $300.
(352) 341-3014



COMPUTER DOCTORS
1/2 MI. S.E. Inv. Walmart
Computer sales/repair
X-Box 360(352)344-4839
COMPUTER
New, cost $350; sell
$100. 352-344-0598
DIESTLER COMPUTER
New & Used systems
repairs. Visa/ MCard
352-637-5469
GRAVIS BLACKHAWK
DIGITAL JOYSTICK
WITH MANUAL QUICK
INSTALL W/3 CD/S.
USED' 352-795-1321
N64 V3 PC COMPATI-
BLE RACE WHEEL
WIFOOT PEDALS. IncI 3
CD's (USED). $15.00
352-795-1321




2 WING CHAIRS great
condition $50each or
both for $80 after 5pm.
.352-382-4393
7 PCS UvlngRm Set
Burgundy love seat &
sofa, part/glass top
coffee tab2 glass top
end tab 2 burg match
lamps $899 628-2743
Pre Owned Furniture
Unbeatable Prices
NU 2 U FURNITURE
Homosassa 621-7788
Badcock Furniture
3 pcs, living room set,
like new, less than
2 yr, $650. obo
(352) 746-9392
call after 11 am
BED Queen Size
.With Box Springs
$50.00
Call 352-344-4279
BEDROOM FURNI-
TURE Wrought iron
quden bed frame. $300.
or OBO.5 drawer chest, 2
drawer armoire, and 2
night stands. $300. or
OBO. Excellent condition
352-795-0841


A TREE SURGEON
Lic. & Ins. Exp'd
friendly serv. Lowest
rates Free est.
352-860-1452
All Tractor/Dirt
Service - Land clear,
bushhog,-tree/debrls
removal. 352-302-6955
/ us out zoomcitrus.com
DOUBLE J STUMP
GRINDING, Mowing,
Hauling,Cleanup,
Mulch, Dirt. 302-8852
OSBORNE'S
LawnlTree/Shrub
Quality Work Free Est.
LOWEST
RATES GUARANTEED
Lic (352) 400-6016 Ins
R WRIGHT TreeService
Tree removal, stump
grind, trim, ins.& Lic
0256879 352-341-6827



PersonalTech. Trainer







CAll Computers
*Affordable Rates
* Certified Tech's
* Networking
*Virus/Spywarel
Pop- Removal
(352) 341-4150


COMPUTER DOCTORS
1/2 Mi. S.E. Inv. Walmart
Computer sales/repair
X-Box 360(352)344-4839
DIESTLER COMPUTER
New & Used systems
repairs. Visa/ MCard
352-637-5469



Accounting and Tax.
Business and Personal.
Robin Woodbury,
CPA, 352-201-2554
rwoodburycpa@aol.com



Chris Satchell Painting
& Wallcovering.
work fully coated. 30 yrs.
Exp. Exc. Ref. Ins.
352-795-6533
352-464-1397
CALL STELLAR BLUE
All Int./Ext. Painting
Needs. Lic. & Ins. FREE
EST (352) 586-2996
3rd GENERATION SERV-
ICE Int./ Ext. Painting,
Lic/Ins. FREE Estimate
(352)201-0658
DAVID RODGERS
lic/ins... Int/Ext. repaints
Satisfaction Guar,
20 yr ex 352-212-3160








FERRARO'S
Painting Service
Int/Ext. Free Est. Press
Cleanin 352 465-6631
INTERIOR/EXTERIOR
& ODD JOBS. 30 yrs
J. Hupchick.Lic./Ins.
(352) 726-9998
Pegasus Int/Ext Paint-
Ing, press.washing
home repairs & free est
697-2773 423-0369


Let Us Sell Your
Clean Used Boat.
Three Rivers
Marine.
(352) 563-5510
PHIL'S MOBILE MARINE
28 yrs. exp. Certified
Best prices/guaranteed
352-220-9435
check out zoomcitrus.com



AT YOUR HOME
Mower & Generator.
Repairs. 352-220-4244
Lic#99990001273.
Mower Repair,
Hernando. Pick up &
delivery, Don Mead
352- 400-1483




The Tile Man
Bathroom remodel
Specializing in handi-

352-634-1584
cap Lins #2441�




Don't Let Nursing
Homes be your only
alternative.Stato Lic
#6906368 Adult family
cara home
Alzheimer/Dementia No
problem 352-503-7052



Keiko's Cleaners
Citrus Lic,#36501
Japanese Cleaning
352-860-1887



Affordable CABINETS
& COUNTER TOPS
Custom or Resurface
352-586-8415


ROGERS Construction
* New Homes & All
Construction (352)
637-4373 CRC1326872




SUBURBAN IND. INC.
Screen rms, rescreens,
siding, carports, rfovers,
wood decks, fla rms,
windows, garage scrns
628-0562(CBC1257141)




CALL STELLAR BLUE
All Int./ Ext. Painting
Needs. Lic. & Ins. FREE
EST (352) 586-2996
Citrus Roof Cleaning
No press used/3yr warr.
Screens/Drvwys/More
Uc/ins. 352-270-3927








PICARD'S Pressure
Cleaning & Painting
Roofs w/no pressure,
housesdriveways. 25 yrs
exp.. lic/Ins 341-3300




#1 A+TECHNOLOGIES
All Home Repairs.
Also Phone, Cable, Lan
& Plasma TV's Installed,
pressure wash & gutters
Lic. 5863 (352) 746-3777
Andrew Joehi
Handyman.
Gen/Malnt/Repairs
Pressure cleaning.
Lawns/Gutters. No job
too smalllReli able ,ins.
0256271 352-465-9201


If its Broke, Jerry Can
Fix It. Housecleaning
also. 352-201-0116 Lic.







FAST AFFORDABLE
RELIABLEI Most repairs
Free Est., Lic#0256374
M (352) 257-9508 M



#1 A+TECHNOLOGIES
All Home Repairs.
Also Phone, Cable, Lan
& Plasma TV's Installed,
pressure wash & gutters
Lic. 5863 (352) 746-3777
ANNIE'S ELECTRIC
Res./Commercial
Beverly Hills Area.
Husband & Wife



$45/hr. Service Calls.
352 -302-23669508

ELECTRIC INC.
Elec/Serv/Repairs
New const, Remodel
FreseEsL 726-2907




FASTI AFFORDABLE
RELIABLEI Most repairs
Free Est., LIc#0256374
* (352) 257-9508 *R



A-1 Hauling, Cleanups,
garage clean outs, trash,
lawn maint. turn. & misc.
Mark (352) 287-0767
C.J.'S Smi.Local Moves
Furniture, clean-outs,
Dump runs & Brush
726-2264/201-1422


TAR-MAX PAVING
VIGLIONE LLC - ticlns
PAVE, SEAL & HAUL
Free Est (352)726-3093



ROCKY'S Fencing
WORKING IN CITRUS
COUNTY FOR 26 YRS.
Free Est., Lic. & Ins.,
* 352 422-7279
A 5 STAR COMPANY
Go Owens Fencing.
All Types. Free Est.
Comm/Res. 628-4002
OSBORNE'S
LawnlTree/Shrub
Quality Fence Work Free
Est. LOWEST
RATES GUARANTEED
Lic (352) 400-6016 Ins



Sod Installation, Tear
outs,& Replacements.
Sprinkler Install. Lic. &
Ins (352) 270-1150



AAA ROOFING
Free est. 30 yrs exp.
352-563-0411ccc057537
John Gordon Roofing
Inc. Expert work at a
fair price. Repair's to
Complete Roofs.
Free est. 352-302-9269



BIANCHI CONCRETE
Driveways-Patios-
Sidewalks. Estimates
Lic#2579/lns, 257-0078
Decorative concrete,
Landscape curbing
River rock resealing
344-4209 (Uc.6960)
Father & Son
Decorative Concrete
textures, Stamp,spray
crack repairstaining
& Garage Floors
352-527-1097


ROB'S MASONRY
& CONCRETE Slabs,
Driveways & tear outs
Tractor work, All kinds
Uc. #1476, 726-6554




Remodeling, kitchens
baths, ceramic tile &
tops. Decks, Garages
Handyman Services
40 Yrs Exp. crc058140
344-3536; 563-9768




A Cutting Edge
Tile Job
Showers. Firs etc
(352) 422-2019
Lic. #2713, Insured.




COUNTYWIDE DRY-
WAU.L - 25 years exp.
For all your drywall needs
Ceiling & Wall Repairs.
Lic/ins. 352-302-6838




Affordable Top Soil,
SDirt, Rock, Stone
Driveways/Tractor work
341-2019 or 257-1562
BUSH HOGGING, 'Rock,
dirt, tree, trash, drive-
ways. Call SamJohnson
(352) 628-4743
*ATOP SOIL SPECIAL*
3 Yd -$60 / 5 Yd $85
7 Yd $105/20 Yd $275
352-302-6436



All Tractor/Dirt
Service - Land clear,
bushhog, tree/debris
removal. 352-302-6955
/us out zoomcltrus.com


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Any Cut Up To 1 I
Acre. $25.00
I Residential Only. |
Barkers Lawn -
Service |
(352) 232-8166

DUN-RITE LAWN SERV
Lic &Ins Clean up,,
Full Service
(352) 344-2681
check zoomcitrus.com

Lawn Care 'N' More
Mow, clean up
brushes, beds
Friendly Service since
'1991
Residential/Commri
(352) 726-9570
check zoomcitrus.com

OSBORNE'S
Quality Work - Free
Est. LOWEST RATES
352-400-6016 LIdC/lns

STEVE'S LAWN SERVICE
Mowing & Trimming
Clean up, Uc. & Ins.
(352) 797-3166



POOL BOY SERVICES
Total Pool Care
Decorative Concrete
352-464-3967 e




r "Mobie" RV Service
I Mtr Hms-5th wh-Rv's I
I Master tech-586-5870 |
Storage Available
Llm I mm O N
Firewood


DRY OAK FIREWOOD
Split, 4 X 8 Stack $80
delivered/stacked.
352-344-2696


WATER PUMP SERVICE
& Repairs- all makes &
models. Anytime,
344-2556, Richard



ALL TRADES
REFERRAL
Free Estimates
352-628-4391

FALL SPECIALS
10% OFF

Roof Cleaning
Roof Coatings
Screen Enclosures
Pressure Washing
Seamless Gutters
Handyman
Decks/Patios
Painting
Room Add-On
www.jirnwilson
associates.com



ALUMINUM
STRUCTURES
5" & 6" Seamless Gutters
Free Estimates, Lie &
Ins. (352) 563-2977


Citrus Roof Cleaning
Citrus Roof Cleaning
No press used/3yr warr.
Screens/Drvwys/More
LUc/Ins. 352-270-3927



Circle T Sod Farms.
In.
Tired of your dead
lawn? �
Replace It with
Bahla. Delivery
Avail (352)400-2221
Sod Installation, Tear
outs,& Replacements
Sprinkler Install. Lie.
& Ins (352)270-1150


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Family Owned And Operated In Citrus
County For 25 Years..
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NEW ROOFS ~ RE-ROOFS ~ REPAIRS
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CENTER, .9 wood $125.
Wood chest to
match $75.00
(352) 628-4766
KING MATTRESS &
BOXSPRINGS Jamison
pillowtop reversible king
mattress & boxsprings.
Great condition.
$250.00 352-464-5657
LARGE ITALIAN LEATHER
4-plece SECTIONAL
Incliner one end,
chaise other end
w/dble sleeper. $1500.
/obo. 352-794-3057
Leather Love Seat
Rocker Recllner Brown,
Exc. cond Cost new
$1100 askltg $425,
(870) 656-2935
MICROWAVE/TV CART
ON WHEELS Rattan,
off-white, 2 shelves and
cabinet underneath, $25.
352-586-8574
Preowned Mattress
Sets from Twin $30; Full
$40,Qn $50; Kg $75.
628-0808
Queensize bed,
dresser, 2 lamp stands,
roll top desk, misc.
(352) 427-9852
RECLINER COUCH
Curio Cabinet
Good condition
$100. Eachl 400-6660
ROLL-AWAY Single Bed
Like New, Frame and
Mattress $45.00
abo. 352-503-7765
SOFA W/CHAIR $100
LOVE SEAT $30.
352-341-4358 after 6pm
TABLE Broyhill dining
table with 1 chair.
* 2 years old. $199.00
352/505-2335
TEAL LEATHER SOFA
BED and matching
double recllner. Excel-
lent condition $500,
382-5275
Wicker Floral pattern
sofa,love seat swelvel
chair 2 end tables &
1 coffee table 2 lamps
and matching DInrm
set round table glass
top 4 chairs $1,200 ULike
new will separate.
(352) 522-1048


JOHN DEERE
MowerL 120 auto. 48"
deck, 20hp $750.
Craftsman Rider, 30"cut.
$300. (352) 746-7357
RIDING LAWNMOWER
Runs & Mows Goodi
$350.
(352) 601-5053
Riding Tractor
MTD, 38 Hp. Runs good,
$250.(352) 628-0554
Simplicity Pacer 1534
15HP transaxle drive
walk behind mower,
34" Mower deck, large
fuel tank, Just like new;
Commercial Asking
$1,700. (352) 344-5890


*"BEVERLY HILLS"*
92 S Jeffery St
Sat, Sept 19 6:30am-lpm
BEVERLY HILLS
Fri. & Sat. 7A./5P.
221 W. Sugarmaple Ln.
BEVERLY HILLS
Multi Family Fri & Sat,8-?,
S. Barbour St. South of
Truman Blvd.
BEVERLY HILLS Pine
Ridge Estates 4999 N
Buffalo Dr Indoor Yard
sale. Lots of stuff:nic
nacs, holiday, household,
children's & more Sat
9/19 and Sun 9/20 9-4
BEVERLY HILLS
Sat. 8A./2P.955
W. Buttonbush Dr.
BEVERLY HILLS
Saturday 8-?
105 S. Tyler St.
CITRUS HILLS
Hernando
Fri. & Sat. 8A./3P.
1827 E. Colfax Ln.
CITRUS SPRINGS
2461 W. Fairway Loop
Fri.&Sat.,Sept.18 &19
Multi-Familyfurniture,
tapes,toys,mlsc.
household Items.
CITRUS SPRINGS
Moving Sale,.Sun. 2P./?
(352) 465-7439,
2244 W. Gardenia Dr.
CRYSTAL RIVER
Fri & Sat 8-4pm
2008 lawn equlp.2008
2 baylteel car-
port,$500, hand tools,
'08 LA,125 John Deere
riding mower w/trall &
leaf bagger $1450 obo
9697 W. Cedar St. /Call
ahead (352) 795-1902
CRYSTAL RIVER
Sat 8am-1pm 9790 W
RIverwood Dr. US 19 N
past CR 488 Rt on Bass-


NEEIGBORHOOD SALE
Fri & Sat 7-3pm
Moving Sale.- Barry Ct
Tools & Much More at
8348 Trotter Ln
HOMOSASSA
Family Home Day Care
Golna out of Buslness
Too much to list
Fri & Sat 7-?
1763 S. Whitehurst Av
for directions, call
352-503-7119
HOMOSASSA
Fri., Sat. & Sun. 9A./2P.
Hse. hold, furn,, china
cabinet. & misc.
6075 W. Green Acres St.
HOMOSASSA
Huge Sale, Sat 8am
tools, mulcher. furn.
36' TV & entertainment
center, Misc.
5509 W. Nobis Circle
HOMOSASSA
Kenwood Oaks
Sat.8A./3P./Sun.8A,/lp.
5236 S, Forrest Terr.
HOMOSASSA
Moving Sale -2 families
Everything must eol
'Thurs-Sun 9-3pm
6680 W. Berrigan Ct.
INVERNESS 5306 E.
Walter Ln. Moving Sale
9/18 and 9/19
9-4.
INVERNESS
Fri. & Sat. 8am-2pm
Tools, misc. 8723 E.
Devonshire Rd., off
Gospel Island
INVERNESS
Sat 8-?
3900 S. Garland Terr
INVERNESS
Sat. & Sun. 9A./3P.
4685 Brush Hollow Lp.
INVERNESS
Sat. 9A./2P.
360 S. Myna Terr.
INVERNESS
Saturday 8-?
815 S. Rooks Ave.
LECANTO 3075 W:.Lau-
rel Street Moving Sale.
Fri, Sat. fum, kids stuff,
tools. Everything goes.
PINE RIDGE (BEVERLY
HILLS) 5913 N Rose-
wood Dr (off N Carnation)
Moving Sale
Fri 9/18, Sal 9/19.8-2.
PINE RIDGE
Saturday 9-1, MOVINGI
2978 W. Beamwood Dr.
SUGARMILL WOODS
Everything Must Go
Sat. Sept. 19th. 8A./?
Grandfather Clock,
Cobalt Glass, Hummel
. MIn. Plates, Meissen
Pieces, Furn., & Morel
29 Holly Ct.


ESTATE AUCTION
Mon, Sept 21 at 7pm
Preview starts Noon
811 US 19 Crstl Rvr
ADD' L AUCTIONS
10/3 - 10am - Ocala
10/5 & 10/19 - 7pm
Estate Auction
10/31 - 10am
Antique Auction .
www.charilefudge.
cor or call 795-2061
Cash, MC, VI, Ck
13% BP - AB1131,
AU1593, AU1437
INVERNESS
Sat. 9A./5P.
2400 Forrest Dr. Building
3, Unit 214. Inv. FI. 34453


Ladles Clothes
Sizes 4,6,8,10 & shoes,
sizes 6,6.5 $.50 & up.
(352) 382-1232


BLACKBERRY PEARL
Used, Good condition.
$50 With charger.
352-201-2665


(2 )Ex- Cell Generator's
5000. waft/ 6,250 surge,
Briggs & Stratton, 10hp
motor,. Devilbss
Generator. exc cond,
located in Dunnellon
$400 cash each.
352-465-7339 or cell
352-812-1712
2 POOL FILTER
' CARTRIDGES ...
10" X 24". Unicel.
Very good cond. $20
each. (352)637-4694
9 FOOT WOODEN
CLOTH UMBRELLA
$40, Rubbermaid heavy
duty mop and bucket.
$30. 352-527-8999
100 Gallon Stock Tank
with drain, $50.00
352 860-1008
BARSTOOLS...Two
(2) Double Pressback
Swivel Wood (Painted)
Barstools.: $45.00/pair.


center console with
2000 200hp Yamahalow
mlles.SacrafIce sale at,
$6,900. 352-503-5030
Book Case
4 shelves, 36"x36"x10".
$40. Dishes, 48 pce.
China. Royal Alberf's/
Old Country Roses,
$300.(352) 563-5386
CERAMIC TILES
Amerlcea, white 12x12.
352 sq ft. $200,
352-795-4674
Compound Bow
Golden Eagle, Left
handed, $35.
Free Walmart 18' x 4'
pool. Works good.
(352) 503-6026
CONTOUR ELECTRIC
CHAIR. Leather, -
Paid $1500; Sell $200
352-382-2002
DINETTE SET, COFFEE
TABLE Glass top dinette
table and four chairs,
green wrought iron with
wood. Green cushions in
chairs. $75.00. Dark
wood large square coffee
table with storage,
$50.00. 352-464-5657
DOG CRATE 38H x28W
x42L with floor pan, like
new $75. Remote control
Shock training collar $50.
352-527-8999
ELECTROLUX Bar-B-Q
grill, 57"w, deluxe, s/s,
sear, s. burn, EZ clean,
cart, b.i, was $3,500 ,4
mos. old. Will sacrifice for
$975. 813-300-7929
Sugarmlll Woods
Entertainment
Center Oak, $600.
Hutch $200.
(352) 341-5247
GUITAR HERO PS2
GAMES/GUITARS
Guitar Hero Bundle
and three Xtra games.
All for $50. OBO
352-344-9221
Hot Tub/spa
like new, $999 obo
Coke Machine, great
cond,$300 obo
(352) 228-197
INTEX SWIMMING
POOL complete package
1i8'round 4' high PVC,
pipe frame.Disassembly
required. $75.00 Patty;
352-860-0121 ,



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and click place
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KENMORE WASHER
AND DRYER heavy
duty.$100.00 pair.
inverness 637-2499
KING SIZE WATERBED
4 drawer underdresser.
$400.55 GALLON
AQUARIUM Complete
freshwater. No stand.
$150. 352-637-0397
S Kirby Vacuum
G-5, self propelled
wall accessories. $200.
(352) 382-8306
Lanai Chairs
8 white alum. frame
/PVc coated sling,
Aqua colored.Exc. con.
Reg. chairs $50.each,
swivel $75. each.
(352) 382-5544
OAK TYPEWRITER DESK
Antique. $350
8x4 OPEN TRAILER
$135/obo.
352-637-5708
OFFICE CHAIRS ON
WHEELS 1-(new)
task,2-manager$70: ""
1-executive leather(new); ,
$70 3.2 T6o522459
PEDESTALS FOR
WATERBED
6 drawers plus
4 bumpers. $75,
352-489-3914
PlaV Station 2
,Cr.;Ci- .. 23 gaoTme
$150. Firm.
X Box Console ia'F
gaorne- $75.
(352) 503-6026
PORTABLE
CONTRACTORS TABLE
portable table for cutting
siding and soffit $50.
352-341-0759
Refrigerator
Kenmore energy star,
22 Cu. Ft. side by side
w/Ice & water. Bisque
colored,like new.S250,
(352)563-1185
SAND BLASTER
Portable, sm. comm,'
-\An h r hiv i ve K hm~


Chest of Drawers $25.
(352) 341-5247
Set of Tires, Uniroyal's
P 215/70 R15. $60.
27" TV. $50.
(352) 341-5247
Swimming Pool
Above ground, 24'
must take down. $250.
(352) 637-1579
Swivel Rocker $50.
Quilt Rack $20.
(352) 341-5247
TOWER ANTENNA
40ft. $250/obo.
ROD IRON FENCE 30 ft.
$50/obo. 352-637-5708
TROLLING MOTORS
Eska 10 speed trolling
motor $ 50 Shakespear
Slgma-30-5speed
trolling motor $ 50.
PH. 352-628-5011
TWO DRAWER
LOCKING FILE CABI-
NET, $25. 24" contain-
ment pen for small ani-
mals $25. 352-527-8999
WATER CONDITIONER
Hague Hydro-Clean
water conditioner. $25.00
Call Ruth 352-382-1000
Water Heater
AO Smith, 52 Gal.
4 yrs. old& works good.
$75.(352) 382-3387


MOVING SALE
2 many Items. 2 lstn
call 352- 453-6498
Salon Equipment
Lg. L-shapped nail desk
$75.00.(352) 637-1859


Hoyer TypeHydraullc
patient lift, Invacare
very good cond, $300,
Pride 4 whl GO-GO Elite
Traveler, new batteries
very good cond $500
(352) 726-8208
TRANSPORTER
WHEEL CHAIR Fold -
Up Paid $200.00 sell
for $50.00 Like New
352-503-7765


"THE REVENUER"
Buy & Sell
Vintage ccinscurrencv
352- 302-8159


100 year old
Accordion $150
*oh(352) 628-1408
BONTEMPI KEY BOARD
electric $25.
Brother Electric
typewriter $10.
- (352) 726-2995
Fender Squire Electric
guitar $75. Caslo Music
Key board $65
(352) 419-4464
YAMAHA ORGAN
with bench, ear phones
& music books $99.00
(352) 746-9483


TWIN BED mattress &
box spring w/frame.Good
Condition $50.00/obo
352-419-6154 after
5:00 p.m.


TOTAL GYM
SUPRA - w/video, wing
& leg attachment.Com-
plete pkg. All like new.
$150. 352-628-7050
TREADMILL
Sportscraft Model TX 5.0
,RC w/ all elect.
gauges, like new
orgcost over $500
asking $250 obo. cash
located In Dunnellon
(352) 489-4200 before
8pm
Want To Buy
Electric Treadmill.
(352)628-1434
WELDER PRO 4950
2 station home gym,
like new, $175.
(352) 628-5371
Leave Message
WESLO ELLIPTICAL
TRAINER
Brand new. $100
352-560-6137


BERETTA 25 CAL PISTAL
Series 950. Single action
8+1, 4.5" length, 2.5"
barrel. ID req'd. $300
352-746-5421
Concealed Weapons
Permit Course
DAN'S GUN ROOM
(352)726-5238
Hunting Compound
Bow
Baer, W/accessories.
$150. (352) 726-6810
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2008 CHEVROLET COBALT LS, Auto..........,,.$11,645
2008 CHEVROLET MALIBU CLASSIC LT, V6,...,$11,848
2002 HONDA ACCORD CPE Leather, 40K Miles, $10,495
2009 KIA AMANTI Leather, Roof,...........,....,,.....$21,495
2008 KIA RIO LX Auto,....................... ..$11,987
2009 KIA RONDO LX Crossover,....,.................$14,985
2006 KIA SEDONA LX Stow N Go..................$10,995
2008 KIA SEDONA LX 5Star Rated ...................$16,985
2008 KIA SPECTRA EX Low Miles...................$11,746
2008 KIA SPECTRA EX Warranty.....................$11,995


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2002 TOYOTA RAV4 Only 42K Miles...................$9,998
2009 KIA OPTIMA LX 4 Cyl.......... ......,.t....... $14,987
2006 MAZDA MX3 Manager Special..................$14,488
2006 CHEVY COBALT LS Well Equipped.............$8,995
2006 FORD FOCUS 2x3 Hatchback...................$8,876
2004 JEEP CHEROKEE LAREDO Leather........... $9,897
2004 MAZDA MIATA Only 47K Miles..................$13,468
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SET RIGHT HANDED
lyr old set girl clubs &
bag right handed. $30.
352-697-3281
MOUNTAIN BIKE
S, , Used, good condition.
$25 352-201-2665
PORTABLE
BASKETBALL SET
Like new, adjustable.
First $100.00.
352-409-6588
Springfield Armory
Pistol, 1911, loaded.
stainless w/extras. $650.
Browning Buckmark
22 Pistol, w/extras $290.,
(352) 613-4002
WE BUY GUNS
On Site Gun Smithing
(352) 726-5238



SX10 TRAILER
$795/obo. Call for more
into. 352-527-2085



Convertible crib &
dresser/changing table
Cribs2 College Serenity
sleigh crib & dresser,
changing table, $550
(352) 726-9758


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WANTED OLD
LIONEL TRAINS
Collector Top Prices
Paid. (352) 795-3970
WANTED: DIABETIC
TEST STRIPS. Will pay
up to $10/Box Cash.
352-621-3001



A Dog Worth Owning
is A Dog Worth Training
Crittersandcanines.com
(352) 628-2770
African Grey
Talks alot. great pet!
Cage and accessories.
$500. (352) 341-1702
American Bulldog pups
NKC reg. Great marks.
Champion lines,
3 females $400
(352) 302-5563
American/Pit Bull Ter-
rier Puppies, 9 wks. old
1st shots dewormed,
parents on premises
$100.(352) 422-0903
Australian Shepherd
Mini. blk tri & blu merle
M. pups healthy/playful
$500 tri color $600
merle(352) 794-4196
352-302-9472
DACHSHUNDS
1 female and'3 males
with papers. All
beautiful black $350
ea. 465-0647
GOLDEN RETRIEVER
PUPS AKC REG 12
weeks, boys & girls
health cert adorable
$295-$395.352-503-7486
KITTENS & CATS
many breeds, all
neutered micro chip,
tested, shots some
declawed $85-$150
352-476-6832
KITTENS Our rescue in
Inverness has 11 kittens
of different ages and col-
oring. All were aban-
doned with their moms or
alone, dewormed &
deflead.mrsmadz@gmail.c
om cell: 561-801-2664
MALTESE PUPS
CKC REG health cert
males, females tiny 9
weeks $500-650 call
352-628-9780
Maltese/Chihuahua mix
pups, $300 ea. very
sweet, Inglis Fl
(352) 447-4027 or
517-588-5072
Min Pin
Female, puppy
chocolate & tan,
$200. (352) 419-4711
MUST SELL!
White fem.CHIHUAHUA
CKC reg. 4mo. old.
All shots. $400/obo
352-795-7513

health certs adorable also
small breed cross pups
$125-$395 352-628-9656
Shih-Tzu Puppies
3 New to Litters Choose
from, Home raised w/
love. shots current
,Males $250./up. Fern
$300/up fem poodle 51bs
$300 3902 N. Lecanto
Hwy Beverly Hills, FL
(352) 270-8827
(305) 872-8099
YORKIE PUPS
2-fem. 2-males, Cute as
can be! $500/up.
Shots/wormed/hcert.
10 wks. 352-586-5747:
352-586-5746
Yorkshire Puppies
Mini, AKC reg.Health
cert. Will be 8 wks.
9/11/09. 2 girls $850.
each. 2 boys, $750,
Tails cropped each.
(352) 464-1940


HAY FOR SALE
30 Rolls
Tifton 44, $65.00 each
(352) 628-6271




2/ICRYSTAL RIVER
Unfurn. No dogs,
$475. + Sec.
(352) 447-0333
CR Riv./Hernando
RENT/SALE 2 BR's,
Ist./Ist./dep. No Pets,
352-795-5410
CRYSTAL RIVER
2/2, $425. Mo. + Sec.
DUNNELLON
2/2 $400. Mo. + Sec.
(727) 480-5512
CRYSTAL RIVER
Progress Energy
Rentals 2/1 Apt. 2/1,
Mobiles. $650. Furn.
+ util. (352) 447-0333
HERNANDO
3/2 DW, $600
ist/sec, pets ok
(352) 344-3138
HOMOSASSA
1& 2 Br furn & Unfurn.
In beautiful park w/pool.
No Pets. 352- 628-4441
HOMOSASSA'
3/2-D/W $650 mo., 1st.
last, sec. Very nice
home. Ask for Walter
(561) 248-4200
HOMOSASSA
Lg. 3/2, $725. Mo.
Sm. 2/1, $350. Mo. No
pets. (352) 637-1142
(352) 220-1341
INVERNESS
Ist Month Freel
Waterfront 55+ Park,
1BR, 1BA $350. 2 BR,
1BA, $450, also fully
furn., incl water & grass
mowing. 352-476-4964
INVERNESS
2/1 close to town,
lakeview, clean, big
yard. H20 /garb. Incl.
$450 Mo. Fst./Sec.
(352) 726-3936

INVERNESS 2/1%'
RENT/RENT TO OWN
SW, Fenced, CHA,
screened porch, car-
port, W/D hkup. New
paint, carpet & tile.
$200 dep. & $575 mo.
4395 Archer Lane
863-860-5292

INVERNESS
3/1'% $450 mo.
2/1 $400 mo.
352-476-1122; 476-2417
INVERNESS
3/2, 2000 sf. under roof.
No pets, lyr. Ise. $600
mo. FIL/S(352) 344-3444
LECANTO
2/1 - $450 monthly
352-621-0772
LECANTO
211 on 112 acre, $525
+Sec. Water & garb.
incl. (813) 695-4037

LECANTO
2/1, fenced yard & stor-
age building $500/mo
(352) 628-0164
LECANTO
3/2 D.W. On 2.5 Fen'cd
Acres. Wsh./Dry.
Fst./Lst./Sec.$650.Mo.
(352) 527-7015




NEW 2009
Lrg, rms, appliance
pkg. 2x6 construction,
10 yr warr. MUST SEE!
$37,900 Incis A/C &
heat, steps, skirting
on new padi
352-621-9183

REPO'S - REPO'S
REPO'S
We have repo's
CALL (352) 621-3807

USED HOMES
Palm Harbor 26x44
$18,000 '
Nobility 28x48
$19,900
Singlewides from
$3000. Doublewides
from $8000. Call
to view. 352-621-9182




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I AC BEAUTY by
Inv, Country Club
206 MH 3/2/2 w/Mfg
Warranty & 1758a vSF
Seller Motivated
REDUCED $99K
T.Paduano/KW
352-212-1446
Floral City
2/2 DW on 3.5 + or -
acres. Withlacoochee
Forest area great for
horse riding.Priced to
sell. (352) 341-6281
(352) 634-0747
(352) 634-1290.
Hemando 3/1 mobile on
lot. Upgrades thru out
incl. Irg add'tn, laundry,
workshop, util.bldg.
Convenient loc. Only
$52,900. 352/726-6961
or 352/726-6045


HOME & LAND
Jacobsen triplewide
on 2.5 acres, 3/2, eat
in country kitchen,
L/R, D/R, den, large
utility room, 2 car
garage, carport, con-
crete walkways, cov-
ered deck. Bring your
horses, 2 biks from
43K acre ride.
MUST SEE! $1250/mo
WAC 352-621-9182

Homosassa
3/2 on 1/2 acre. 1,456
Sq ft. w/fireplace,
great rm. 20 'X 30'
Gar./wrk, shop$3,000.
dwn. $675 Mo. for 15
yrs. (941) 505-9287
(352) 628-3306
HOMOSASSA 5/2
2006 on 1/2 ac. above,
grd pool, 12x24 barn/
shed. Owner finance.
w/$15K down.
(352) 628-5209
HOMOSASSA
'99 4/2- remodeled
1600 + sq ft. Owner
financing. $675/mo
352-302-9217

INGLIS
BY OWNER
4 car oar/wkshoD
95 SW. 2/1.5 on 1 +
wooded acre .Large
Storage,shed,covered
deck. All apple. & some
turn. incl. $49,900.
Make Offer, Must sell.
Attention Realtors 2.5
% if you sell.
(352) 419-5777
(352) 476-9005

MARION COUNTY,
DUNNELLON, HOME
& Land, in Rio Vista
Clean 2003.DW 3/2
1,450 Sq. Ft. $78,000,
Fire pl. sunroom,
decks, garage. +++
Access to Rainbow
River from private park,
Owner can finance.
(352) 804-6131




CRYSTAL RIVER 55+ Park
2/2 $8,500. Quick Sale.
Hm.(352) 794-3144
Cell (352) 212-9499
Crystal River, FL
3BD/2BA,14x66,Furn.,
Exc.cond., Carport,
Porch. Shed, all new
appl, 55+, $235 lot rent,
$24,500. (772)485-4222
Crystal River, nice, 2BR
in 55+ Park, $7,500 at
$100 mo, plus lot rent of
$330. Or $4,500 cash
(352) 726-9369
FOREST VIEW ESTATES
Great Loc. Pools, clbhs.
& more. Move-in ready,
comp, furn. 2/2 DW,
wheelchair acc., shed
& sprinkler. New heat
pump. $35,900
563-6428/563-1297
INVERNESS
55+ Waterfront Park,
1BR, water incl., A/C
$3,500 + $270 mo. log
rent. Fully turn., financ-
Ing avail 352-476-4964
LECANTO
A Little Bit Of Paradise
2/2, 2 driveways, All the
extras- on a beautiful
lot $49,900 Owner(352)
697-2333 or 527-8694
WEST WIND VILL 55+1
Triple wide furn'd, scrn.
porch, shed. $27,900
Rentals avai.l w/lease
Pet ok. 352-628-2090




HOMOSASSA
1/1, Fst./Sec.
(386) 871-5506




CHASSAHOWITZKA
2/2 Waterfrnt DW $600
3/2 Furnished DW $700
2/2 Garage $600
3/2 Carport $650
SUGARMILL WOODS
3/2/2 Furnished $1100
Agent. 352-382-1000



~21.
NATURE COAST
WE NEED RENTALS
Crystal River:
2/1 furn. $1000
2/1 $525
4/3/2 unf. $1400
The Islands/Condos:
2/2 - $1300 and up
furnished

2 & 3/2 WF d/dock
Several units to
choose fromFully Fur-
nished.

2/1 Anartments
$550 to $575
2/1 Duplex $725

2/2 turn. $1500

3/2/2 $750
3/2/2 $850

Citrus Sorinas
3/2/2 $950
2/1 Duplex units $550
Visit our website:
c2lnaturecoast.com
or call 352-795-0021


Homosassa 1/1 $350
F/L/S 352-503-6774
call after 4pm
Laurel Ridge/ Beverly
Hills 2 bedroorn/2 bath/2
car garage, lawn care
included, $850.00 month.
352-464-5657
THE HEDICK GROUP
REAL
ESTATE SERVICES
hedickgroup.net
Hamoton Hills
161 W. Chase St.
$1500 - 4/3/3 Pool
home, Kol pond,
gazebo.
Pine Ridge
5501 N. Rosedale Cir.
$1500 3/2/2 Pool
home. Avail. Oct.
Beverly Hills
218 S. Lincoln Ave.
$650 - 2/1/1 Fam &
Screen Room
87 S. Adams St.
$600 -2/1/1 tam rm
26 S. Jefferson St.
$525- 2/1 Fam. rm
Lynn Davis
352-422-2522
352-746-3390




CRYSTAL RIVER 2BR
Furn., CHA, Near Town.
$600mo. 352-563-9857
FLORAL CITY
1/1, $475/Mo. $525 Sec.
Includes water & cable
No pets. (352) 344-5628
FLORAL CITY
LAKEFRONT 1 Bedrm.
AC, Clean, No Pets
(352) 344-1025
HOMOSASSA
1 BR, boat dock, refr.
stove, w/W&D, cbl. TV
air, until. inc. $700. mo. +
sec. 352-628-6531



I &2
BEDROOM UNITS
* Move In Special*
MUST MOVE IN BY
9/30/09
CANDLEWOOD
COURT Inverness
SReduced'Sec. De.

KNOLLWOOD
TOWNHOMES
Reduced Sec. Dep,.
& First Months Rent
I BR SEC. DEP $150
IBR 1st Mo Rent$150
2 BR SEC. DEP $200
2BR 1st Mo Rent$200
CALL 344-1010
TUES, THUR, FRI.
8-12 & 1-5
NO PETS
HUD VOUCHERS
ACCEPTED
Equal Housing
Opportunity
I= u - - . - m mEl

BEDIMMS
Starting @ $425/mo
Laundry on premises.
352-465-2985
FLORAL CITY
2BD just 150 yards from
fishing dock, $475 +
$300 dep. Near
Floral City, 10 min. from
Inverness.
Trails End Camp
352-726-3699
FLORAL OAKS APTS
(352) 860-0829
8092 S. Floral Oaks
Circle, Floral City
Accepting applica-
tions, 62+/ handi-
cap/disabled &
HUD Vouchers
1 bd starting @ $468
2 bd starting @ $498
On Site Mgmt, Laun-
dry Fac., CH'A, Stove,
Fridge & Carpet
Front & back patio;
Private storage area
TDD 800-955-8771
"This institution is an
equal Opportunity
Provider & Employer"





FREE 32" LCD HD TV
w/signed lease &
move in. LECANTO
newer 2/2 duplex, all
kitchen appliances, pa-
tio, W/D hook-up, nice
yard, Exc. Cond. $625
(352) 634-1341






FREE RENT!
SUMMERHILL
Luxury Apts.
Limited Timel
Call for details
352-563-5657

INGLIS VILLAS
Is now accepting
applications for our
1,2,3BRApts.
Located 10 minutes
North of Crys. Riv.
Rental Asst. Avail.
Foreclosures
Welcome
Call 352-447-0106
Or Apply: M,W, F
33 Tronu Drive
Inglis Florida
Equal Housing
Opportunity

INVERNESS 2/1
Great Neigh. W&D
hkup, Incis H20, trash,
lawn malnt, micro-
wave & strge rm.$500
+ sec.(352) 634-5499
INVERNESS
2/1ITri-plex, Great Loc,
clean & roomy. No
smokelno pets $500
MIo. Fst/Lst/Sec.
352-341-1847


INVERNESS 2/2
NICEI W/D, $625.
Mo.1,000 sq.ft. No
Pets. 1st./Lst./Sec.
(352) 212-4661
INVERNESS
2/2 upgrades/close to
hosp $650 352-422-2393
LECANTO
2/1 Clean, spacious,
scrn'd porch, no pets.
$525.352-563-2114
SUNSET VILLAS
Senior Community
Chiefland FI.
Accepting
Applications for
1 & 2 BR APTS
Please Apply
M, thru F, 8am-12p
124 SW 14th Ave.
(352) 493-0220
Rental Assist. Avail
Foreclosures
Welcome
Equal Housing Op.


CLASSIFIED



INVERNESS
2/1- $500; 2/2 Lg, Apt,
tiled, quiet. $600. W/D
hk-ups, 727-446-5871
352-344-0238






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We Have Rentals
Starting at $425/mo +
Many others
LANDMARK
REALTY
352-726-9136
Kathy or Jane
311 W Main St. Inv




HOMOSASSA
For lease/ appx 200 ft.
on Hwy 19 fenced ,
flood lights on prop.
(352) 628-7682




CITRUS HILLS
2/2 w/den, fully
furnished. W/D, 1st/sec
(352) 228-9192
CITRUS HILLS
Home, Villa, Condo'
GREENBRIAR RENTALS
(352) 746-5921
(888) 446-5921
areenbriarrental.com
CRYSTAL RIVER
3/2 Lease or sale, 1,400
Sq. Ft. on Crystal River.
Breath taking views,
wildlife refuge, boat slip
& more. Lease $1,200.
Sale $275,000. Slip extra
(727) 458-4964

INVERNESS 2/2
Lg 2nd floor unit. New
appl. water incl.
Pool/tennis $625 Mo.
F/L (973) 222-1100
TOWN HOUSE ,2/2.5
community pool, $600
Invernes(352) 429-4437




CITRUS SPRINGS
New 2/2/1 with W/D
$650 352-746-7990
CRYSTAL RIVER
3/2, $600 incls H20,
garbage & lawn
352-795-1722
DUNNELLON
2/1/gar. Nice & clean,
W/D. water Incl. $595.
+ Sec.(352) 427-3078
FREE 32" LCD HD TV
w/signed lease &
move in. LECANTO
Newer 2/2 duplex, all
kitchen appliances,
patio, W/D hook-up,
nice yard, Exc. Cond.
$625 (352) 634-1341

INVERNESS
1/1 Near lake
$495.(352) 274-1594
Lecanto
Newer 2/2, dshM/sh.
W/dry, H20 incl. No pets.
Lg.Yd. (352)628-2815
SUBSIDIZED
RENTALS
NATURE WALK
Off Turkey Oak Rd.,
Crystal River
Available In Nov.
3/2 Starting @
$440 Monthly
Equal Housing
Opportunity. Call
Marion 352-726-3476




HERNANDO
1/1 tum. $100. wk. $300.
move in. (352 206-4913
(352)465-0871.
HERNANDO
Watson's Fish Camp
RV's, Mobiles, effc.
cabins. (352) 726-2225
INVERNESS 1/1
$450 mo. Incis all utils.
352-270-8298



Available Now Il
RIVER LINKS REALTY
352-628-1616
800-488-5184
riverlinksrentals.com
Citrus Sorinas
3/2/2 from $795
Homosassa Duplex
1/1 $275.2/1 $500
Meadows Homosassa
3/2/2 From $650
Suaarmill Woods
2/2/2 Lanai $595
3/2/2 Yard Care $725
Crystal River/lake front
3/2/2 Private $975

GREAT
AMERICAN
REALTY
X-Lrg 2/2/2 all utilities.
BIG! Like new 3/2/2
Studio Apts,all utilities.
2-Story Townhse 2/2
Very Nice 2/2
Exceptional 2/2/2
Clean 1/1 with W/D
Citrus Sorings
2/2 Duplex
Adorable 1/1 &2/1
Large 3/2/2
Iemandoa
3/2/2 Ex Irg, Canter-
bury
BrenJlood
2 Story Townhouses
2 & 3 bedrms


Furnished or non
Tefa Vsta
3/2/2 Villa
citrus ll
2/2 with Pool
3/2 with Pool
2/2/ Condos 2/2
All Fully Furnished

3/2 Mobile waterfront
55+ Community
2/2.5 Condo
Fully Furnished
352-637-3800
www.choosegar.com




HOMOSASSA
Att. Pwr Plant workers
share a 3/2, Fully Furn.
home. 352-628-7682
INVERNESS
Ist Month Freel Water-
front 55+ Park, 1BR, 1BA
Incl. water & mowing
$475. 352-476-4964


1, 2,3 & 4 BDRM
RENT TO OWN- NO
CREDIT CHECKII
Low Downl
352-484-0866
iademission.com
$69,000 WOWII Look
What u can get 3/1/1
1st time buyer's can still
get $8k tx credit. Phyllis
Strickland@ Keller
Williams(352) 613-3503
BEVERLY H ILLS
2/1/1 Remod. $625.
Mo.(352) 527-9289
BEVERLY HILLS
2/1 recent remodel
$600/FIRST MONTH FREE
352-422-7794
BEVERLY HILLS
2/1, CHA,utllrm $600
(352)382-1344
Beverly Hills
2/1/1, scr rm. No credit
check, $500.382-3525
BEVERLY HILLS
3/ /Carport ,scm'd.
porch. 352-464-2514
BEVERLY HILLS
Nice 2/1,Fenced $575.
E-Z Termsl352-400-4275
BROOKSVILLE
Special opportunity,
nice residential area,
2,100 Sq. Ft. 4/2 on 2.4
acres, new appl. $925.
Mo. (813) 690-1998
CITRUS HILLS
2/2/2, Forest Rdge VIII
Many Upgrades, club
hse pool, maint free.
$725mo 352-249-3163
CITRUS SPRINGS
Clean 2/1/2, Lg. MBR &
LR, enclosed sun rm
W/D $745 352 382-1373
CITRUS SPRINGS
Newer 3/2/2, Lg. master
suite, new appl. lanai, no
pets, $850. Mo. lease +
dep. 352 697-3133
Cry.Riv Duplex
Lg. 2/1 ,carprt, on sm.
lake, $495 220-2447
Cry.Riv Waterfront
Lg. 3/2.5/2, seawall,
dock, $1,100 220-2447
CRYSTAL RIVER
3/2 Clean, $800/mo
795-6299 697-1240
CRYSTAL RIVER
3/2 - Good
neighborhood. Call.
352-746'5092 for appt.
CRYSTAL RIVER
Poss. Lease Opt
Pool Home 3/2/2
$1,000. 52-26100614
FLORAL CITY
2/1 Lg shed, $550
Seniors Incis yard,
Clean(352) 860-1887
FLORAL CITY 3/1
/2 ac. Incls utils. $800
352-422-3670/860-0899
FLORAL CITY
3/1/2 carprt, Ranch CB
end of cul-de-sac new
roof flirs & a/curid warr
much more $120k obo
352-228-1272
HOMOSASSA
2/1 CHA, No pets
$550/mo. 1st + sec
(352) 628-4210
HOMOSASSA 2/1
Large-Cute-Clean, w/d
dishw, tiled, fans CHA
Blocks to Homos/River.
675mo 352-650-0820
HOMOSASSA
2/2 on 2 Acres Fenc'd
Newly Remdl'd, W/D,
$650 F/S 352 634-4569
HOMOSASSA SPRINGS
3/2 DW fenced acre
$800. mo. 3/2 DW $675
mo. 352-628-0731
INV. HIGHLANDS
3/2 - $675 Ist/L/Sec.
352-860-0590
INVERNESS
2/1/1 $675mo.
Ist/securlty
(352) 746-9436
INVERNESS
2/2, $600 Mo,
3/2 $600.Mo. Fst./Lst.
+ $300. Sec. Son both.
(352) 726-9475
INVERNESS 3/2
Carport, scrn rm, new
paint, Irg fenc'd yd,
near park. Pet okay
w/add'l fee. $775 + sec.
352-634-2003; 586-2684
INVERNESS
3/2/Carport, fenc'd yd.
Newly Remod. $750,
Mo.+ sec. 727-726-4738
INVERNESS
HIGHLANDS 3/2/1 new
tile firs. new paint, fenced
back yard $695. 352-
228-1542/ 212-7085
LECANTO 3/2/1
$99 MOVE IN SPECIAL!
Magnolia Village
2355 W. Silver Hill Lane
352-746-0373
ONLY 5 HOMES LEFT!
LECANTO 3/2/1
Spacious ' ac. fcn'd,
pets ok, $800mo. incls
lawn. 352-637-3484




PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
large 3/2/2 775
Comer lot 2/2/2
wood laminate floors
$700
On the golf course
3/2/2 $850
3/2/2 comer lot $750
Cypress Cove
2/2.5 units available
Community pool
Starting $575
Pritchard Island
Waterfront/Comm.
pool. 3/2/1 $875
See our webslte:
www.jwmortonreal
estate.com
Jennifer Fudge
Cheryl Scruggs
352-726-9010

RAINBOW LAKES
Rent or Rent to own
2 SPOTLESS HOMES
Near C Rvr & Ocala
2/2 A Darling $550
3/2/1 + lanai, lovely &
spacious. $750. (352)
527-0493; 427-7644


Sugarmill Woods
Upscale Ctry Club
Brand New Deluxe
Villa 2/2/2 Fam Rm +
Lanai, most utl's paid.
Just $795/mo Owner:
352-382-1132

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FLORAL CITY
3/2/2 Scm'd prch.
$1,000 mo352 344-2500
HOMOSASSA 2/2
Secluded on river,
wrap around screened
porch, private dock
813-782-9525



CRYSTAL RIVER
$150a wk. incLs
everything352-634-0708


SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 2009 C15


BROOKSVILLE
Priv entry & bath, satel-
lite, furn'd. $100 wk. +
dep. 352-307-0772
Inverness Master
bedroom/bath -360 sq. ft.
w/ private door access;
access to all of house.
flat rate $700 monthly
(negotiable)
352-287-0138
POWER PLANT RENTAL
Quiet private, full house
privileges. $200 wkly
352-628-0011



HERNANDO
2/1 MH Cov parking, priv
lot, fully turn, W/DTV
$700. (954) 673-3889
HQMOSASSA 2/1
Large-Cute-Clean W/D
dishw, tiled, fans, CHA
Blocks to.Hoamos/River
$1,100mo. 352-650-0820




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services for
30 days for
only$54.50
Ad includes 20 lines of copy
w/ photo.
Beverly Hills
2/1 CBS. Perfect for
Investment property or
1st time buyer. Owner
has moved. Must sell
quickly. Priced to sell.
$24,575. 321-733-5351
MORTGAGE TO MUCH?
Avoid foreclosure,
Save your credit
(352)2422-1284
352-212-6403
Picture Perfec Homes
NEW HOMES,
, �MJnM 'At $75,000
Oh Your Lot
Atkinson
Construction
362-637-4138
Lic # CBC059685

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312 HUD Homel
$225/mo! 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 5714
312 HUD Homel
$225/mo! 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
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3/2 HUD Homel
$225/mo! 5% dn 30 yrs
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3/2 HUD Homel
$225/mol 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 9845
BY OWNER $179,900
Fri. thru Sun. 1-4
7732 E. Pocono Dr.
LookIng for Lakefront?
Look no further! 3/2/2
Lake Pocono on Gos-
pel island. Built 2005.
Impeccable Prooertv!
Too many extras to list.
Add'l lot available.
Call for Info/directions.
561-307-0939



3/2 HUD Homel
$225/mol 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 9845



312 HUD Homel
$225/mo! 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 5714
Inverness Duplexes
Cement Block, renov.
near lake & trails. Lg.
yrds., scrn'd prch's.
All appl, $109,000 to
$129,900.(352)274-1594



3/2 HUD Homel


$225/mol 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 5714
312 HUD Homel
$225/mol 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 9845



3/2 HUD Home!
$225/mol 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr Fr Listings
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S HUD Home
$2,/mo]5%dn30yrs
S@'8% apr For Listings
806-366-9783 ext 9845
PINE RIDGE STEAL
2004 3/2/3 pool home
sprinklers, fenced yd on
Equestrian trail, 2100SF
under air, $224,900/
obo. 4577 W Pinto Loop
352-422-0174


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1, 2,3 & 4 BDRM
RENT TO OWN- NO
CREDIT CHECKIl
Low Downl
352-484-0866
iademission.com
2/2/2, 1546 sf
Remodeled. $60K
Dianne McDonald
ReMax Rlty One
352-795-2441
3/2 HUD Homel
$225/mol 5% dn 30 yrs
'@ 8% ap r Listings
800-366-9783 ext 9845
FOR SALE BY OWNER
88 SJ Kellner, Bev. Hills
2/2'/V2, FP, Call Anytime
OPEN HOUSE on
SUNDAYS 11A-3P
$118K, 352-746-6093



3/2 HUD Homel
$225/mo! 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Liftings
800-366-9783 ext 9845



3/2 HUD Homel
$225/mo! 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 9845
3/2/2, POOL'HOME,
1 acre, w/membership
Reduced $160.000
MUST SEE!
3472 N. Elsenhower
Ave. (352) 860-0766


Atn: Buyers
& Sellers!

Don't Miss Out!


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Teri Paduano
Realtor
Keller Williams
352-212-1446




4/3, Pool, 2.1/2 acre
farm,2-stall bam,
$190k-,Make Offer
NO OVwner Financing
2875 E. "imberwood Ct.
(352) 302-0951




'96, 3/2/2 (City Umits.)
New tile, carpet, ext. &
int. paint, verticals, all
appls., front porch, rear
scrn'd lanal, fenc'd yd.
$124.900. 352 212-3571.


$119,900.
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath
with alot of
upgrades Ill

352-637-4138
ATKINSON
CONSTRUCTION, INC
Lic # CBC059685
BY OWNER $179,900
Fri. thru Sun. 1-4
7732 E. Pocono Dr.
Looking for Lakefront?
Look no further 3/2/2
Lake Pocono on Gos-
pel Island. Built 2005.
Impeccable Propervtyl
Too many extras to list.
Add'l lot available.
Call for info/directions.
561-307-0939
For Sale By Owner 3BR
3BA, Pool, 16x24 work-
shop, large lanai, close
to school, hasp., library,
WTI, 518 Polnsettia, Ave.
(352) 860-0878

FORECLOSURES
EVERYWHERE!
RATES-R-LOWI
BUY NOW!


Deb Infantine
RE/MAX Realty One
Cell (352) 302-8046
Office (352) 637-6200
OWNER FINANCING
3/2/2 Pool, 1400 sf,
Y2acre, well main-
talned, fenced yd, new
roof. HW floors. Valued
$127K, sell $91,700. Buy
15K down, $490 mo.
727-992-1372


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(352) 795-1555
WINDERMERM
2 STORY Home 3/2,
2 car garage, tile firs.
Irg kitchen, pool club-
house, etc.$215,000
352-637-7218: 220-1313



3/2 HUD Homel
$225/mo! 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 5714
3/2/1 HOME
Furnished, est. neigh-
borhood. $89,000/obo
Call Sharon at Rhema
Realty 352-228-1301









BONNIE
PETERSON
Realtor, GRI
Your SATISFACTION
Is My Futurell
(352) 586-6921
' or (352)795-9123
Charlotte G Realty
& Investments LLC
CONNELL HEIGHTS
2/2, Great Rm, vaulted
ceil. open kit. b/bar,
fenced back yrd.
scm. por., new appl's,
1600 sf,(mol) 6172 W.
Pine Cir/C.R. Priced to
Sell (352) 795-9603
Horses, Horses,
Horses II
4/2.5/2 on 2.5 acres,
5-15 horses allowed.
$249K. $8,750
Dwn, FHA.
2/1/2 on 5 acres, $149K.
$5,200 Dwn, FHA.
Realty USA
(800) 559-4321
OWNER FINANCING
3/2/1 - 1250sf, 2ac,
Immaculate move-in
cond. All appls. ircl'd.
2 sheds. Additional V2
ac. avail. New roof &
A/C. $9700dn, $468mo.
Bad or no credit okay.
727-992-1372
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2 SMALLER HOMES
on 1 ac, xtra Ig caged
inground pool, 25 X 40
barn, 25x30 wk shop,
very clean. OWN.FIN
$79k w/$20k dn,or trade
for RV(352) 503-7102
3/2 HUD Homel
$225/mr! 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 5714
3/2 HUD Homel
$225/mo! 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 9845
CHASSOWrIZKA
Owner Flnanclnal
2/2/1 Pool & JaccuzI
2007 16ft wide mobile
w/rental income. Own
for $200/mo. Sell $79K,
assume $53K mortg.
. 727-992-1372
MORTGAGE NOTE
for Sale @ 50% discount
good payer high return
$39K (727) 804-3491



3/2 HUD Home!
$225/mol 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 5714
1 . Must Sell
4/2 C. B. Nice location
& very clean. $85,000
(305) 619-0282

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Buying or Selling
REAL ESTATE,
Let Me Work For Youl
BETTY HUNT, REALTOR
ERA KEY 1 Realty Inc.
352 586-01A9
or visit my www.
key l bettyhunt.com


r -- FEATURED PROPERTIES
*BEVERLY HILLS 2/1/1 Carport.....................$550
*HOMOSASSA 2/1 Duplex (NO SECURITY).......00
3/2 Fenced................................. 6
2/1 W/F Fully Furnished.............. 50
CRYSTAL RIVER 2/1 Apartment..................... 00
322 F.......................... 300
INVERNESS 2/1/1 House...............................$650
SCall for more information. OVER 40 TO CHOOSE FROM








C16 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2009


OWNER FINANCING ForN t Water-
NEW 21 00sqft 3/2/2 front 5657 Perch Pt.
Granite counters, stain- $112,K. W/furn. & boat
less appls., fans, blinds See Pics.@Owners.com
$184K, Buy or lease w/ I.D.#GAA9695
option. 352-382-0827 Call: (813)340-0566
VILLA - 2/2/1. 1485sqf. Homosassa
New flooring & baths. Awesome location! Quick
Park like setting. Exc, access to gulf, dp canal.
condition. Screen & minutes to springs ,2/2
vinyl porch. $126K manufactured home
352-503-5411 $164,500(863) 698-0020
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$5000 CASH
GOLD CREST HOMES
INC. Is paying a
$5000 referral lee to
non-realtors & 6%
commission to real-
tors for referrals who
contract to build a
new home. OR
use this ad as a
coupon for I=
off the purchase of a
- new home
CALL TODAY!
352-527.1040










$8000 Tax

Credit
for first Ime home
buyers ,f you have
not owned a home in
3 years. Call for info
Phyllis Strickland
(352) 613-3503
Kellers Williams RIty
3/2 HUD Homel
$225/mo! 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 5714









BONNIE
PETERSON
Realtor, GRI

Your SATISFA ACTION
Is My Futurell
(352) 586-6921
or (352)795-9123
Charlotte G Realty
& Investments LLC

LINDA WOLFERTZ
Broker/Owner








HAMPTON SQUARE
REALTY, INC.
E-mail Ilndaw@
tampabay.rr.com
(352) 212-0427
(352) .270-3803 L












Michele Rose
REALTOR
"Simply Put-
I'll Work Harder"
352-212-5097
thom@atlantic.net
Craven Realty, Inc.
352-726-1515

Picture Perfect
Homes NEW HOMES
.START. lAt $75,000
On Your Lot Atkinson
Construction
352-637-4138
Lic.# CBC059685
Sugarmill Woods
2/2/2 Beautifully
upgraded on the
greenbelt. Poss.
owner financing.
(305) 394-8474



312 HUD Homel
$225/mo! 5% dn 30 yrs
@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 9845



INGLIS 3/2
New CBS, on 11/4
acres, tile, fans, rear
deck, quiet. City water,
By Owner. $132,900.
(352) 302-2831




CRYSTAL RIVER.
3/2 Lease or sale, 1,400
Sq, Ft. on Crystal River.
Breath taking views,
wildlife refuge, boat slip
& more. Lease $1,200.
Sale $275,000. Slip extra
(727) 458-4964
FLORAL CITY
2/1 w/lake access.
Good cond. $ 50,500.
8722 E.. Moonrise Ln.
Attention Realtors bring
offtters, will pay 3%
comm. at closing.
(352) 212-8219



312 HUD Home!
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@ 8% apr For Listings
800-366-9783 ext 5714
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Plantation Realty,
Inc.
(352) 795-0784
Lisa VanDeboe
Broker (R)/Owner


BETTY MORTON
2.8% COMMISSION

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(352) 795-1555


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LOOKING FOR HOMES
OR MOBILES & LAND
Purchase, lease,
mortgage assumptions,
take over payments +
cash. Any location, price,
condition, foreclosure,
late on payments okay.
1-727-992-1372



INDUSTRIAL LOT
2.25 acres In Industrial
park. Off Hwy 41
Hernando. $79,500.
352-746-9311
PINE RIDGE
Corner I acre lot.
Across from golf course
$59,900i 443-536-6464



Dunnellon.
I city lot, 75 X 100,
$2,950.00
Floral-City, 1 + acre,
$27,500. MAKE OFFER
(813) 833-7025
INVERNESS
VILLAGE
Corner Lots # 39 & # 40
Each lot, $25,000 firm.
(919) 329-7033
SUGARMILL WOODS
Luck of the Irish be with
you Bells of Ireland Ct.
SMW lot. $29,900.
772-766-0498



7 Rivers Golf & C.C.
priv. member owned.
corner lot 1 ac (mol)
$30K (813) 766-9354 or
sweetscapequestOa
yerizon.net
CITRUS SPRINGS
Large secluded
building lot $6000
Owner Financing
Call for map
(352) 621-1664



115 Oil Injected
Mariner Motor
-.$1200 w/boat- -
trailer.
(352) 795-1902
1990 40hp Johnson
:.1: , 'ii controls &
:i- ,'5,,, runs great,
r~.o: i,,,n work, $500
(352) 628-5606
Aluminium Bow
Tower 32" high +
hand rail $300
(352) 382-1073
BENINGTON
207 Pontoon boat,
2003, w/Yamaha 60
4-stroke, runs great,
needs clean up.
Sacrifice $5,995. Trailer
avail, (352) 527-3555
BIMINI TOPS $149.
BOAT COVERS $249..
SEATS, CUSHIONS $39.
352-563-0066
FLOATING DOCK NEW
ALUMINUM FLOATING
DOCK 10'X14'/ 8'X 3'
HINGED GANGWAY.NO
PILINGS REQUIRED. 12
YEAR WARRANTY ON
FLOATS. NICE.
$2900.00 CAN DELIVER.
727-514-1151
Mercury 150 hp
early 70's OB/ 1 comply
motor, s/s prop. needs
old wires replaced
spare lower unit, power
hd. T/T asmby w/pump
$550 (352) 476-1216
Minn Kota
Rip tide trolling motor
w/12 Volt battery
used very little $300.
Stainless steel quick
silver Mercury type
prop.$175.
(352) 382-2433


17' STRICKER
flats boat '04-90hp &.
riptide, live wells. Very
shallow running $7500.
352-302-9761
AIR BOAT
Big 13 Ft. haul,
2 seats. Approx, 375-400
HP. 8 blade warp drive.
2-1 reduction gear box.
Used 100 hrs.+ Trl.
$18,500 invest. Sell
for $10,000
(352) 302-4535
AIRBOAT
1996, 15', 500cubic
inch, Cadillac engine
completely rebuilt
(352) 560-3019
Alumatech Airboat
14', 8' Beam w/poly
mer. 05.540 Lycoming.
The one U want! SS,
comp prop, seats 5.
$10,500 586-0510
ALUMINUM 14FT
DEEP-V FISHING
BOAT W/TRAILER
20hp John. tilt, trim,
$800. 352-344-2514.
AQUA SPORT
190 Osprey, 2001
115 hp Johnson, w/
warranty new electron-
ics. & trailer. Ready to
fish. $9.9001 obo
352-746-5856
BASS TRACKER 04
PT 175 Special Edition,
50hp Merc. gal trial. many
Xtra's $7,750 obo w/tltle
Call for Info
(813)-293-0392 cell
BAY BOAT
1994- 16ft, CC, Osprey
88 HP Evinrude, Garmin
GPS/recorder $3500
352-621-4711


=6
SIGNATURE SERIES
150 Johnson, 9.9
kicker, electric motor,
two fish finders, trailer,
tons of accessories -
completely fisherman
ready. $5,000.00
352-382-1203
BOSTON WHALER
'04 Sport 130, 40 HP.
Mercury, trailer. Fresh
water use. low hours,
garaged. $7,500/obo
(352) 527-3965

CRYSTAL RIVER
MARINE
Sweetwater Perfor-
mance Pontoons
2186 DF, $25,495.
2186 RE, $25,595.
Hurricane Deckboats
SD2000 $32,995
FD232GS $33,995
We need clean Used
Pontoons/Deckboats
No Trailer, No
Problem
(352) 795-2598
Ctr. Console 17'
90hp stroke Honda, SS
prop, new batts.,pwr. trim
& tilt, incl. trailer
dependable $4700. Crys
River 727-207-1619
Deck Boat
95'19 Ft. Slyvan, w/
radio & fishfinder. New
Battery switch. 2
batteries, power pk.
prop./hub.$6,000
(352) 726-0838
DONZI '90
23ft, O'L L -- :,etr,
fisherrr'.r. C console
Twin 140HP Johnslons.
Trailer, Many extrasI
$11,500/obo.
(352) 489-9640
GULF TO LAKE
MARINE
New, Used & Service
Brokerage. We pay
$$$ for clean used
boats (352) 527-0555

HOMOSASSAA
MARINE


THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL!

TRYING TO SELL YOUR
BOAT?
WE CAN HELPII
Over 50 satisfied
customers this season
cannot be wrongly
BRING THIS AD IN &
WE WILL WAIVE THE
INSPECTION FEE!
Call for more details
352-628-2991
HOUSE BOAT
'65, 30' 55 HP Yamaha
outboard, fiberglass,
new wood floors, Ig up-
per deck. $18,900.
(352) 634-4793
JON BOAT
16 Ft. 40 hp. Yamaha
w/tilt & trim. Trailer incl.
$3,000.(352) 628-4479
Key Largo 16'
2003, ctr. console, 50hp
Yamaha, Alum trli
many extras! $7500.
465-2823 7am-7pm
Let Us Sell Your
Clean Used Boat.
Three Rivers
Marine.
(352) 563-5510
PADDLE BOAT
$400
352-489-3216
Pontoon Boat 20'
40" hp m.:.r.: r ,r- rr,
' r,,-.ler r [le... r:.,, [,:p
& galv trlr. Good cond
$6,000 302-6200
PONTOON
Sylvan 20' Yamaha T50
TLRC Engine Like New
40hrs. Playpen Cover
port-o-potty, extras
$11,500 (352) 628-0281
T-CRAFT 23'
V8 Merc cruiser
w/separate out drive,
w/fl title, no trailer $300.
Will deliver local
(352) 212-6497 '
T-CRAFT
23'L, 6'W,'02150H'
Evin. mtr. w fuel enj. like
new, trir. w/brks
$5,000 352-489-3661
THREE RIVERS
MARINE
Jon Boat Pkgs.
1670 W/40 Jet. $1,995.
1752 W/50 Evin.
$3,450.
1648 W/25 Yam..
$3,995. '
1648 W/15 Yam.
$4,950
We Need Clean Used
Boats.
(352) 563-5510
Triumph
2006 12' w/Yamaha
25hp 4 stroke motor.
CC, very nice. Great
buy at $5500. 621-0848


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BOAT'S
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'02 Cedar Creek 5th
Wheel 29ft, 2-slides,
queen bed,bath/shower,
low mileage, loaded,
good cond. $16,800
(352) 746-4969
05' TITANIUM
5 The Wheel, 28
1 slide. 1000 Wets.
Inverted, central van.
26inch. TV.$30,500.
Or reasonable offer.
(352) 489-6835
'88 FORD MOTOR HOME
Class-C. 57k mi.,
roof-air-generac
Ex. fires & brakes
$4k obo 352-422-3033
'98 ENDEAVOR
38 Ft. W/ Slide. 36 K Mi.
Dual air. $35,000 Obo.
352-637-5149 or
352-586-3090
* AUTO. BOQQAT *

DONATIONS
43 years old ,
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Maraime Ministries
(352) 795-9621
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800-366-9813 x 7374
CRUISE AIR
'94, Class A, Wide
body. Diesel pusher.
Alison Trans. & more.-
$34,000. 352 835-4273
FITFH WHEEL
'05 Keystone
Springdale, 28', Lg. slide
out, duct air, $14,300, Ex.
cond. (352) 637-2735
FORD '94
TIOGA - 77K miles.
Top condition & clean.
$16,000. 352-344-9573
GRAND JUNCTION 29'
DXL 5th whl, '06 top of
the line w/Ford F-350 '06
Lariat diesel, super duty,
low miles, $48k firm
(352) 726-4150
GULFSTREAM
'09 Firefly, 22' self cont.
big bath, lots of
storage light wt.$12,900
Obo.(352) 341-1617.
Holiday Rambler
Admiral Motor Home 36'
2 slides, 340hp, gas eng.
all options. Transferable
ext. warr. $47,9999.
352 795-3970
Keystone 07
Big Sky 5th Wheel Prem.
Pkg 340RLQ every op-
tion. Center Island Kit.
incis sep.W/D, added 2nd
a/c in bedroom
Price to Sale $52K firm
352-794-3068
PACE ARROW
04, 38'3 SLIDES
21k mi fully loaded
3 tv's $92,500 obo
352-302-0743
Roadtrek 200
Chevy '02, 20'.5 ft. 43K.
Mi.,16/19 MPG New
tires, garage kept.
Exc. cond. $33,500.
(352) 447-0102

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BONAIR '01
19FT. 5th wheel. Qn
bed, microwave, Irg
refrig. Like new. $8,900.
352-489-3661
COACHMEN 08
Toy Hauler 21' sips 6,
Q. size rear elect bed,
good cond, barely
used Wholesale $11.900
(352) 344-0025
Fith Wheel
'96 New Horizons, 29',
lots of cab./closets, Irg.
slldeout awn., gen.
Exc. cond. $9,500.
(352) 527-8562
I BUY RV'S,
Travel Trailers,
5th Wheels,
Motor Homes
Call Glenn
(352) 302-0778
KEYSTONE 32FT -
CHALLENGER- '04 5th .,
wheel, 3 slides. Clean.
$18K/obo. ' '
352-527-3034
Keystone VR1 Toy/Travel
Taller 2009 SRV 329
Exc. cond. (1) large
slideout, toy area has
bunk beds, sleeps 8,
large. Includes equalizer,
sway bar $19K
OBO 352-464-1476
Montana
'03, 5th wheel, 3 slides
like new,$30,000.
Truck avail also for tow
(352) 422-5731
MONTANA 5TH WHEEL
'02- 37FT, w/3 slides,
Like new, never lived in.
$26,500. Pictures avail.,
email pbres@live.com
or call 352-302-3030
NATURE COAST R.V.
SPECIALS
'09.Gulfbreeze, 22' TT.
brand new, queen
bed, surround sound,
TV. $15,500.
'06 Alfa, 35' Fifth
wheel, 3 slides,
loaded, gorgeous,
must see, $30,000.
'96 Catalina, 28'
Fifth wheel, slide,new
awnings, good cond.
$6,200. (352)795-7820
PALOMINO 27"
THOROUGHBRED T/T,
1 slide out, Queen
bedrm. sofa bed sips 6,
Like Brand New $12,500
(352) 795-4454


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Dale's Auto Parts
352-628-4144
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CARS, TRUCKS,
RV'S, BOATS
Cash or Consign
CONSIGNMENT USA
98% Success/by airport
(352) 461-4518
consignmentusa.org
CASH BUYER
Buvina Used Cars
Trucks & Vans
We are taking RV's on
consignment
For used car lot
LARRY'S AUTO SALES
Hwy 19 S. Crystal River
Since 1973 564-8333




2008 TOYOTA
COROLLA LE 18K ml.
35mpg 1 owner.
Diamond $219 mo.
WAC 1866-838-4376
'02 CHRYSLER PT
CRUISER. It's a woody.
Excellent condition cold
air condition cd player ra-
dio power windows was
asking $7,400 reduced to
$5,800 only 55,00miles
352 249 0815 .
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LEGEND - As is. $500
352-382-1020
Cadilac Limo
Full stretch, 4 TV's, Bar,
corvette eng., dependa-
ble, BIk & chrome. Cry.
River $6,700.
727-207-1619
CADILLAC
08, DTS, Luxury II, Red,
all options, except.
moon rf. & GPS, $26.000
352-344-5796
CARS, TRUCKS,
RV'S, BOATS
Cash or Consign
CONSIGNMENT USA
98% Success/by airport
(352) 461-4518
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CHEVY 2007
HHR owner n/c
trade In. Low ml.
$9990 orS189mo
1866-838-4376
CHEVY
'96 Camaro, Cony. rare
auto, AC, V6, 36 mpg
dependable.
$5200 352- 563-0615
CHEVY CORVETTE 1974
$5995 Leather Tint, Runs
Good, Good Shape
Call Bill Milian at Rallye
Motors In Ocala
352-732-6035.
CLEAN CAR SALE
WOOTEN'S
AUTOCORP INC.

(352) 637-7117
'04 Lincoln Towncar
Sig. low mi. loaded,
$11,880.
'03 Nissan Altima 2.55
Black, loaded, $6,995.
'03 Mercury Grand
Marquis GS. Leather,
low mi. nice. $8,995
'01 Cadillac Seville
SLS, red, loaded,
69K. mi. $7,995.
'03 Dodge Dakota
SXT, V-6, 5 spd. low
mL $5,995.
CORVETTE
02, Z06,
Black, low mi., over
30 mpg hwy. $24,400.
(352) 613-5355
CORVETTE
2007 convertible
corvette,only 5100 mi-
les on this rare silver on
silver on silver vette,
power convertible top,
6 sp auto, paddle shift,
heads up display, mag-
netic F55 suspension,
navigation, system, all
options available are on
this gorgeous vette,
Over $2,000 in
aftermarket parts
included, Your's
for only, $46,000.
352- 270-3193
CORVETTE
'80, Stingray, white, auto,
SHOW CAR! STEAL
$9,000. 352-563-6428
FORD 2000
MUSTANG Conv,., V6,
auto, 72.5K mi. 2nd
owner. Non smoker.
$5600. 352-726-3093
FORD "99
TAURUS Station wagon
V6, 1 owner, 76K ml.
Exc. cond, in/out. $4700
352-795-1015
HONDA 2003
CIVIC EX Sunroof.
alloys, 1.owner. 34K
orig. ml. $9990 or-$189
mo 1866-838-4376

HONDA 2004
PILOI Ext J.J - . i.. rr,-
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1866-838-4376

HONDA 2007
ODYSSEY EXL Honda
cert., leather, 8pass,
warranty. I of 7 in
stock. 1866-838-4376

MAZDA 2007
MIATA Grand Touringl
5700 miles. CALL
FOR DEAL!
1866-838-4376

MAZDA 2009
61 Sport Low ml,
SAVE THOUSANDS
OFF NEWI
1866-838-4376
MERCURY
'98 Grand Marquis,
Ex., running cond.,
good tires, everything
works. $3,300.
(352) 726-8871
MGB
Convertible 1977, 57k mi.
Blue, many xtras
Excellent Condition
$10,500 (352)628-0281
NISSAN 2005
Sentra 1.8S, $6913 4cyl,
Auto, power windows.
Call Bill Milian at Rallye
Motors in Ocala
352-732-6035
NISSAN 350 Z
Roadster,2006
with 10k mi, auto,
leather,$25,900. obo.
352-220-4453
PONTIAC
1969 Catalina, runs good,
new parts & paint,$1,600
obo (352) 465-0960
PRIUS '05
Low Miles. Over 47mpg.
Keyless entry, GPS.
Well under blue book.
(352) 726-2323
SMART CAR 2008
Nicely equipped.
2800 orig, miles
CALL FOR DEAL
1866-838-4376
SUZUKI 2005
Forenza Sedan $5995
4Cyl, Auto Trans, A/C
Call Bill Milian at Rallye
Motors in Ocala
352-732-6035.
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TOYOTA 2005
CAMRY LE Low ml.
Hurryl $9980 or take
over pymts, $199 mo
1866-838-4376

TOYOTA 2006
AVALON XLS Low ml.
1 owner, LOADED!
CALL FOR DEAL
1866-838-4376
TOYOTA
'96 Corolla DX, low mi.
senior owned, loaded,
$4,200 (352)465-0721
VW BEETLE 2000
Turbo Diesel - Auto,
39mpg. All pwr. cold
a/c, sun roof. 116k ml.
$5.200. 352-476-2901


2.8 VR6 5 spd. 4 dr.
120K ml. new brks, rad,
alt. batt, 2 new
tires sunrf, good cond
$5000 (352) 419-5522



1954 CHRYSLER
Imperial, Restorer's
Dream. $2500/obo.
352-228-0597
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Cars from $500
800-366-9813 x 7374
'56 FORD
Custom line 4 door se-
dan. 6 cyl auto. $9,500.
Will consider trade for
travel trailer of equal
value.(352) 628-4053
BUICK 67
RIVIERA, 430 wildcat
motor, 86k mi. amfm, a/c,
till whl. elect seats, very
good cond. $8000
(352) 527-3961
CHEVROLET
'61, Apache 10,
/2 ton pickup, short
wheel base, step side,
V8, auto, New 10" mag.
& tires $5,900.
(352) 228-1325
CHEVY
'55, 2 dr. wagon, frame
off/restoration. $25,900
or Obo.(727) 946-3794
CHEVY
'69 Classic C10 SHT BD
350/350 AC, PS, PB
$12,500/obo or trade.
(352) 746-9212
CHEVY '81
El Camino Black, new
motor, tires & interior.
$15K Invested, $10K/
abo. May take trade.
352-628-7077
Chevy Corvette
'93 CONVERTIBLE,
Auto., good top,
dependable. Screaming
Red color $6,700.
Cry. River 727-207-1619
CORVETTE
'79 Show car, 58,700K.
mi. White w/red int.
Glass T tops, 350 eng.
$9,800. (352) 634-2036
FORD
'65 Falcon Futura,
Recently rebuilt,
'drives & looks good.
(352) 341-4715
GTO
1967, The real deal, older
restoration, just out of
storage $25K or trade
(352) 621-0666
JAGUAR
'76 XJ6C Rare coupe!
Silver, new oaint;
63K mi., $8,900 abo
(352) 527-4221
(908) 763-8384
LINCOLN '79
460 big block.
$750/obo
352-382-1020 Iv msg.
MERCURY
'79 Cougar XR7,302 V-8,
New air, brakes & disks &
4 post car lift. $6,000.
(352) 212-2968
MG MIDGET
'77, New int. & seats.
Need to be install. Extra
trans. & parts. $4,000.
(352) 621-0126
THUNDERBIRD
'73, New paint, tires.
38K. Mi. Like New.
$12,900 Obo. Will trade.
(352) 795-0122
VOLKSWAGEN '68
bus/transporter.
'' *,- ..prfi.3 I,:, ,* a iC, c-r
u. un. el H.l Dr3a i
1 '. 352-726.5926



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DODGE
'05, Quad Cab,
Awesome Hemi-pwrd,
special "Rodeo-Edit."
Loaded every special fea-
ture. Sr. own, gar. kept.,
27K mi, $40K. invested.
Will sell for, $21,750
See online ad photos.
www.autotrader.comlatca
ridlat-f3fd39f
John (352) 726-1076
DODGE 06
1500 SLT, Loaded,
PW-PL. tilt cruise, CD
Exc cond. 2 tone, 100K
ml. first $6400 takes it
cash (352) 503-7102


Ram, 1500, quad cab,
SLT, 5.7 liter Hemi
Silver, loaded, step rails
towing pk etc. 27,800 Mi
$19,950.(352) 257-5370
FORD
'01 Sport Trac, 82K. Mi.
Loaded, like new. New
tires & brakes. $7,800.
DIr. (352) 563-8077
FORD 07
F150 XL Super cab 4
dr.2 whl 4.6 V8 White,
autb, a/c, 62,500 K ml
x-tra clean $13,500 obo
(352) 860-1106
FORD 2005
SPORT TRAC leather,
low mi. custom paint/
int. $14990 or $259
WAC 1866-838-4376

FORD 2006
F150 XLT Crew cab
4x4, low mi, 1 owner
$299mo. take over
pmts.1866-838-4376
FORD
'95 F-150, XLT. 4x4,
302 auto., 4" lift w/new
firestone 33 filres+extras
$3,300(352) 601-4994.
FORD F-250
'79, 4x4, or will trade for
Jeep CJ or Wrangler
$5KObo,(352)
220-6373 352-400-3291
GMC
'00, Sllerra, reg. cab. 2
wh. dr. $104K. ml. V-6,
liner, tool box. Ex. cond,
$6,400. (352)341-1714
GMC SONOMA 2003
Excellent condition,
34,000 miles, 4 wheel
drive. 352-489-2056


CHEVY 2004
TRAILBLAZER LT Sun-
roof, leather. Nicest 1
In FL $10990 or $199
mo. 1866-838-4376
CHEVY
'99, Blazer LS, 4 WD,
77K on new Motor, many
new parts, loaded,
$2,400. 352-746-3777
CHEVY
BLAZER '99 LS 4dr.
126k mi. loaded, great
condd, sunroof, $4k obo
352-422-0065
DODGE 2002
Durango SLT $5995 V8
Auto, 3RD Seat Dual
A/C. Call Bill Milian at
Rallye Motors in Ocala
352-732-6035.,
DODGE
99, DURANGO 4x4, 80K
mi., loaded, dual air &
exhaust, Exc. Cond.
$5,600 obo
(352) 344-0505
FORD '03
Escape, 89kmi, 4whl
drive, class 3 hitch, Orig
owner. Great shape &
price. $8,150.
352-564-1128:
703-338-7177
GMC 2001
Jimmy 2DR $6488. 66k
miles, auto. Exc. cond.
Call Bill Milian at
Rallye Motors in Ocala
352-732-6035.
GMC SUBURBAN
1993 4 WD, 454 rebuilt
eng., new transm.,
great tires, good cond.
$3,500 (352) 201-1413
HONDA 2003
CRV LX New car
trade in. Mint! $8990
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HONDA 2006
ELEMENT LX Auto.
and more! $11990 or
$219 mo.
1866-838-4376

HONDA 2006
ELEMENT LX Auto,
and more$1! 1990 or
$219 mo.
1866-838-4376

HUMMER 2004
H2 Navigation, DVD,
Chrome package,
CALL FOR DEAL!
1866-838-4376
JEEP
'06 Wrangler
Rubicon,
6 cyl. 11,00K.Mi.
hard
top, loaded,
$19,900
(352) 302-9217


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NISSAN 2004
MURANO SL Leather,
sun roof, low mi,
$14990 or $229mo.
WAC 1866-838-4376

TOYOTA 2003
HIGHLANDER - MINTI
1 owner. $9980 or
take over pymts $189
mo. 1866-838-4376

TOYOTA 2003
RAV 4 L model
leather, sunroof. Low
mi. $10990 or $199
mo. 1866-838-4376


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FORD 76
F250 new paint
300; 6cyc $2600
obo352-302-9761
TOYOTA
'05 Tacoma, Ext. Cab,
SR-5, 6sp. 4 X 4, loaded.
30K. mi. $18,000.
(352) 382-5055
TOYOTA
'89, Landcruiser,
completely restored
$9500.
(352) 220-2666




YOU'LL 'THIS!
98 CHEVY Gladiator hi
top conversion van 350
V8 all Power great travel
vehicle TV VCP and
many other features
$4900
Phone 352-726- 3282
352-586-8992
$500! Police
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Cars from $500
800-366-9813 x 7374
CHRYSLER
'03 Town & Country LXI,
75K. Mi. All power,
Leather, rear air, new ti-
res, & brakes. $7,495.
(352) 467-0872
DODGE 2005
CARAVAN SE 7Pass
Rear.$7990 or take
over pints. $169 mo.
1866-838-4376
DODGE
'96 Cargo Van, V-6,
good cond. $3,000. Call
after 5:00.
(352) 746-2216
Mercury Villager
2000, new tires, brakes
and cold air. Auto. Pwr.
windows $1,750.00
352-503-7801
PLYMOUTH
1995, engine & transm.
A-1 A needs a little TLC
$425 (352) 465-8865
Call 9am-Noon
WHEELCHAIR VAN
2007 Chevy 1500 pas-
senger van w/34" Braun
lift and scooter carrier,
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Trade? $3700. Crystal
River 727-207- 1619
Polaris 250
2001 ,T roll Blazer, good
running Condition
$1500 352-464-5655



2007 H. DAVIDSON
DYNAWIDEGLIDE
2900mi. HD custom
wheels, mustang seat,
+HD access. $14k see at
Ironhorse 352-489-6237
AGGRESSIVE
CYCLES, INC
HARLEY SPECIALS
Dunlop Tire: Front or
rear tire: starting @
$170.00. Ol & Fitter
Changes starting: @
$50.00 (synthetic oil
extra) 1,5; & 10K svcs.
HD Certified Tech
2209 N. Skeeter Terr
Hernando. Fl. 34442
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receipts. 17k mi.
$13,700 352-563-0615
Crystal River
HARLEY DAVIDSON
' 04 Road King, (FLHRS)
15,600K. Mi. Gold/
Champ. Ld'ed w/xtras
$10,500. (352) 503-6285
HARLEY DAVIDSON
'05 Heritage Softail, GI
acier white, 13,'300 K.mi.
Lded. Must See. $10,500
(352) 585-0684
HARLEY DAVIDSON
'05 Dynagilde, twin
cam 88, adult rider.gar.
kept. Lots of chrome
$9,700.(352)212-9457
Harley Davidson
'06. Road King Classic
low mi., bik cherry, incl.
helmets/trvl luggage
$13,500 (352) 382-0907
HARLEY
DAVIDSON
96 Heritage Soft tail, red
many extras $9600 call
evenings (352) 746-3613
HONDA 04 GL 1800
TRIKE, champ kit 26k
mi. E-Z steer, CB/FM ra-
dio, titanium color, trailer
hitch & much more $25k/
abo. 352-465-7755







HONDA 05 1300cc
VTXR, 1 yr warr 3300
ml. w.shleld $6k, 352-
621-0726-220-8680
HONDA
'06 Shadow, 600 VLX.
1,500 Mi. Many extras.
$3,500 or Obo.
(352) 344-4537
HONDA '98
ASPENCADE - 1500cc
w/reverse. Low miles.
S $7500/obo.
352-795-0412
HONDA
Shadow Arrow 06,
garage kept, not in rain,
floorboard $6200 obo
(347)223-7269 aft 3:30
KAWASAKI
'00, ZRX 1100
CC,15K. Mi. Very
fast, many extra's.
$3,800
(352)621-3764
KAWASAKI
2006 CONCOURSE
2,600. miles,
$6200.
(352) 302-7073
Kawasaski
1998 Vulcan Classic,
custom paint, trike kit,
tow trir, 9K mi. like new
$5500. 302-6200
SCOOTER
'05 Honda Reflex,
250 CC, Red, carry all.
4,855K. Mi. $4,500.
(352) 489-3661
SCOOTER
'07 PIAGGIO BV 500
500CC Black carry all.
1600 mi. $4000.
352-527-2951
SCOOTER.
Rocketa 150CC, 85
mpg, only 85 miles.
$950. 352-341-5807
SOFT TAIL '88
Just broke in 113 cubic
inch S&S Stroker
motor w/Staggered
Hooker headers. New
GnaQer vwhif, walls

James painter of Calf.,
w/Double Damon signa-
ture, House of Color
paint, Bik w/colored ghost
flames on all sheet metal.
2" Carlini handle bars.
Chrome to max, This
bad boy is not for the
faint ofheart. $30k
invested, may trade for
nice tractor w/bucket or
bobcat etc.
Call for more info.
352-302-2815
SUZUKI
2006, 600 cc. Must see,
3,293 mi, Exc. Cond.,-
$5,000
(352) 560-3248
ULTRA SOFTAIL
'02 6 Spd. 8,700 Mi.
124 S & S EVO. Lots
of chrome. $10,000
(352) 746-3069
YAMAHA MAJESTY
SCOOTER, 400 MaxI
Bought new, 10/08,warr.
until 10/09.1,700 mi.',
Corbin seat.Senior own.





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