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By Ken Jackson Staff W riter Wisconsin native David Nolan has been chosen to guide the new chapter in the future of the Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber of Commerce. Nolan, a previous leader in association management, economic development and public policy development in places like Cleveland, Milwaukee, Toledo, Ohio and Tulsa, Okla., was introduced as the new president and CEO of the local chamber on Saturday at its 88th annual meeting at Disneys Contemporary Resort. He officially begins work on Feb. 18. Nolan replaces Mike Horner, who stepped down from the chamber and his state House of Representatives seat last fall. Horner remained on board through the end of January in order to help facilitate the transition. Nolan has been in Central Florida since November 2011 working with (and opening the Central Florida office of) the firm Horizon Hospitality Associates, which handles executive CEO placements for the hospitality and Convention & Visitors Bureau industry and the Chambers of Commerce market segment. Mark McHugh, the chambers chairman of the board and a member of the selection committee, said Nolans wealth of leadership experience in building business relationships and economic networking opportunities. We are very excited to have Dave on board. He possesses a dynamic and inclusive leadership style that will allow him to work closely with our partners and members as we focus on our core competencies of creating a strong local economy for continued growth of our community, McHugh said. Although he is relatively new to our region, his warm, open and relationship-building persona will help him quickly insert himself into the rich fabric of our chamber and community. Nolan said he applied for this job in December because it presented a wonderful opportunity to make an impact Serving Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Poinciana, Harmony, Narcoossee, BVL 117TH YEAR THURSDAY EDITION 50 CENTS FEBRUARY 7, 2013 New winning products you cant live without... Page C-1HomefinderOsceola, St. Cloud host regional wrestling tournaments ... Page A-11 Sports For the latest activities, events and classes, see...Page B-3 We ekend We atherPa r tly cloudy No chance of rain Nominees selected for School Related Employee of the YearThere are more than 3,000 schoolrelated non-instructional employees in the school district and 68 of them have been selected by their schools and departments as nominees for the award. See page A-3 Index Schools r fn t tb f br r f b r n t Photo. Stargazers from across Florida gathered Feb. 2 on the town square at Harmony for the annual Dark Sky Festival, a celebration of all things celestial. See page A-5 CommunityDo you plan on going to the Silver Spurs Rodeo this year? Yes, I go every year. it d oesnt interest me. I might go. busy. Vote at www.around osceola.com Results from the Jan. 31 Question of the week: Bowl? 72% San Francisco 49ers 18.3% Its too close to call. 8.3% Im not going to watch. 1.2%Kissimmee chamber taps new president By Jessica Solis For the News-Gazette As recently as five years ago, Elven Adams could o ften be found fishin g with his children at the St. Cloud Lakefront Park, or planning trips to the beach with his wife Karen Adams. It was a typical St. Cloud life for the father of five. But a myriad of healthrelated issues have put his previously active life to a halt, and last year, his body finally began to give up. Kidney disease, diabetes and neuropathy have left him feeling stuck, he said. A day can begin and end with seizures that temporarily paralyze his arms and legs. With his wife at work, and his children at school, Adams struggles to l ook after himself during the day. I dont know whats going to happen, he said. Hes now hoping to turn to the community and beyond for help. In November, his sisterin-law Suzette Walz created a fundraiser for Adams and his family through Give Forward, an online crowdfunding platform focused on raising money for medical related expenses.Father struggling with medical conditions turning to community News-Gazette Photo/Jessica SolisA fundraiser has been set up for the Adams family to help father, Elven, with medical expenses. From left are: Elven, his daughter, Brianna, his wife, Karen and his two sons, Brian and Brett. See Family, page A-5 News-Gazette Photo/Andrew SullivanWisconsin native David Nolan, a previous leader in association management, economic development and public policy development, has been chosen as the new Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber of Commerce president and CEO. By Fallan Patterson Staff W riter When employees for the Osceola County Clerk of Courts Office get ready for work on Monday, theyll have to be more selective about their clothing choices. Within a month of taking office, Clerk of Court Armando Ramirez revised the existing dress code into a more detailed, six-page document, complete with descriptions and photographs of appropriate and inappropriate clothing. Ramirez updated the dress code to give employees a better guideline on what to wear and what not to wear to the office. Projecting a more professional atmosphere is key to the direction Ramirez wants to take the office. The majority of our hardworking employees already dress for success, but we wanted a more specific policy in place, Ramirez said. The new dress code mainly focuses on women, as they comprise 90 percent of the clerks office workforce, said Marvin Cortner, public information officer for the Revised Clerks Office dress code effective on Monday By Lisa DCato For the News-Gazette At a town hall meeting held on Monday at Palmetto Elementary School in Poinciana, the group Poinciana Incorporation Now Citizens Organization 2014 (Pinchos 2014), led by Valentin Ramos, asked the 130 residents a question: Are you willing to fight with us? Pinchos is restarting the process of trying to incorporate Poinciana as a city government. The group held Monday nights meeting to gain resident input. Based on those who were in attendance, Pinchos will move forward in the fight for incorporation of the villages of Poinciana by looking to place it on the 2014 election ballot. Keith Laytham, chair of the group Poinciana Residents for Smart Change, presented statistics from Census 2010 to support the need for a municipality in Poinciana incorporation plans return for discussion See Clerk, page A-7 See Poinciana, page A-7 See Chamber, page A-3 Ramirez 020713.TNG

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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page A3 Awards season in Osceola County is much more than Oscars, Tonys and Grammys. Its all related to education. The nominees have been named for the Osceola School Districts 2013 School-Related Employee of the Year. There are more than 3,000 school-related noninstructional employees in the school district and 68 of them have been selected by their schools and departments as nominees for the award. This years nominees are: Acclaim Academy Porter Strudwick; Alternative Programs Debbie Sullivan; ALCO/Challenger Carol C. Tudor; Bellalago Academy Beth Padgett; Boggy Creek Elementary Hector J. Maisonet-Ruiz; Canoe Creek Charter Kimberly Funkhouser; Celebration High Julieta Lues; Celebration School K-8 Angela Malave; Central Avenue Elementary Alma Fontaine; Chestnut Elementary School for Science and Engineering Moises Diaz; Cypress Elementary Susan Compton; Deerwood Elementary Diana Cruz; Denn John Middle Billie Jo Szlezak; Discovery Intermediate Angel L. Fonseca Santiago; East Lake Elementary Cassie Tichenor; Flora Ridge Elementary Linsley Joseph; Four Corners Charter Dana LeRoux; Gateway High Thelma Sue S anborn; Harmony Community Alfredo Torres; Harmony High Helen Ann Manning; Hickory Tree Elementary Rena Avant; Highlands Elementary Daisy B urgos; Horizon Middle Luis O. Otero Cruz; Kissimmee Charter Academy Lou Quinones; Kissimmee Elementary Alice M. Fitzpatrick; Kissimmee Middle Odemaris Suarez Angulo; Koa Elementary Wilkens Etienne; Lakeview Elementary Shelly Smith; Liberty High Edwin De Jesus; Mavericks High Rafael Tavarez; Michigan Ave Elementary Eda Coffey; Mill Creek Elementary Daisy Colon; Narcoossee Elementary Simone Ciulla; Narcoossee Middle Sharon Mc Causland; Neptune Elementary Kirk Kempney; Neptune Middle Keli Prickett; New Beginnings Edwin Rios; Osceola County Schools for the Arts Judith Maria Lowell; Osceola High Kim L. Fowler; Parkway Middle Yamil H. Quezada; Partin Settlement Elementary Myra D. Schaalma; PATHS Ariel Soto; Pleasant Hill Elementary Angela Teresa Owens; Poinciana Academy of Fine Arts Dian Jarvis; Poinciana High Lymari Vargas; PM Wells Charter Academy Nancy Porto; Reedy Creek Elementary Teresa Annette Norris; St. Cloud Elementary Ann Graves; St. Cloud High Omar Rivas; St. Cloud Middle Jennifer Wiggins; Sunrise Elementary Sandralee Rodriguez; TECO Christine Ramirez; Thacker Ave Elementary Sandra Ortiz; Ventura Elementary Diane Phillips-Starke; Westside K-8 Angela Marie Pierre Zenith Cindy M. Sinclair; Business and Finance Bianca Luz Morales; Curriculum and Instruction Carlos R. Hernandez; Exceptional Student Education Rodolfo Medina Pagan; Facilities Katherine Pulla; Human Resources Sheila Williams; Maintenance Jim Sanborn; Media and Instructional Technology Frances Rivera; Purchasing and Warehouse Cheryl Jessee; Administration and Student Services Gwen Gerue; Transportation: Simpson Road Facility Evandro Fracasso; Transportation: Horizon Facility Anita C. Nadeau; and Transportation: St. Cloud Facility Martha Alvarez. Congratulations to these outstanding employees for e arning such well-deserved recognition, said Superintendent Melba Luciano. Our school-related professionals are the backbone of our district, and they work extremely hard each and every day to support our students and teachers towards the highest student achievement. This is the first step in the process to select this years School-Related Employee of the Year. The field of nominees will be narrowed down to the top ten finalists by a panel of judges. The Osceola School Districts 2013 District SchoolRelated Employee of the Year, along with the districts Teacher of the Year, will be announced at the Education Foundations Education Awards event at the Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center on March 15. in the place that he live s. As a resident, I introduced myself to area leaders, Nolan said. Reaching to the community will be significant, as there is merit in telling the same story. Born in New London, Wisconsin, a suburb of Green Bay where he was a high school football teammate of San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernicks father, Nolan is a career veteran of the hospitality industry and various chamber organizations. Included in his rich background is a 13-year stint with Marriott Hotels, during which was named Marketing Director of the Year and Sports Executive of the Year. He spent five years (198994) as president/CEO of Visit Milwaukee, the regions premier destination marketing organization, before taking the same role at Positively Cleveland. There he helped open the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and helped double the organizations operating budget to more than $9 million. Over his nine-year tenure, tourist visits to the region rose from 4 million to 9 million. In 2009, after a stint back in the private sector, Nolan was recruited in a national search to serve as president of destination Toledo in 2009, where he led an 18 county effort to brand the region, an effort that resulted in the tagline, The Home of the New Manufacturing Economy. He was then recruited to become Senior Vice President for the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, which was named U.S. Chamber of the Year for three consecutive terms. He said that while branding an area, like he did in Toledo, is a successful attribute locally, regionally and nationally, he said that would come in this area near the end of a two-year plan or so involving much research and homework. My plan for the next 30, 60, 90 days is not to speak, but to listen, he said. I hope to be a great team player. I speak the language of a prospering tourism industry, and advocate something better than hamburger-flipping wages. Nolan said that the focus in the short term will be on local economic development, revenue generation, job creation and the improvement in quality of life and business prosperity. I have a staff here spending time and effort to increase market share and doing all that, he said. While Nolan is aware of the turmoil the chamber recently saw Horner vacated the chambers top post after allegations surfaced in September that he had been a client of a prostitution service run out of an east Orlando home While I ve met with Mike once, Im not in a position to make any judgment on a person, he said. His body of work here is celebrated, and his desire to see the chamber move forward is his number one motivation. He did an excellent job running this organization, and his 15 years at the helm was terrific. It is my goal to sustain and grow what he has put into place. Nolan and his wife, Chris, have three children, who all completed undergraduate work at The Ohio State University. 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Page A4, Why are some people stuck in poverty? Dr. Ruby Payne wants to let you in on the secret. Payne is a poverty doc, or more aptly, a get-out-of-poverty doc. With a Ph.D. in educational leadership, she writes prescriptions for addressing the scourge of poverty wielded by public school systems, social service agencies and the corporate world. Her analysis is insightful, her advice practical, and it doesnt hurt that she has a delightful manner, which helps her bulldoze through the sensitive subjects of poverty, race, gender and class without ruffling feathers. Payne says that people are poor due to their own behaviors and lack of education -a rationale that appeals to political conservatives. Also, she thinks that political and economic structures keep people in poverty, even if they are hard-working, and that poor people are easily exploited -ideas to which liberals nod their heads. All of these factors conspire to strip people in generational poverty of the stabilizing personal, economic and cultural resources they need to make it into the middle class. Makes sense to me. Now what? Payne asks if youve ever driven by a beaten up trailer and seen a new satellite dish outside. Do you know kids who qualify for free or reduced lunch but manage to have a dollar or two a day to spend on ice cream? She says that people who cant understand these behaviors or are infuriated by them dont understand the hidden rules of poverty. For someone in generational poverty, it makes perfect sense to spend whatever money one possesses on a satellite dish or delicious ice cream. Poverty is very painful, Payne says, and money is used for entertainment to take away the pain. Unlike people in the middle class who are driven by work, achievement and material security, people in poverty are simply trying to get by day after day. The two chief drivers for the poor are entertainment and relationships, according to Payne. Entertainment is an escape from povertys relentless tyranny, and relationships are a substitute for money as a survival strategy. When a middle-class persons car breaks down, they call AAA, Payne quips. When it happens to someone in poverty, they call Uncle Ray. Only by understanding this mindset will teachers, social workers and employers succeed in connecting with p eople from generational poverty. As an example, Payne says that unless teachers are aware of how relationships have paramount value for an at-risk child, they wont understand the need to create a trusting, mutually respectful connection with him or her. Otherwise, the child will refuse to learn from them. Payne came to be an expert on poverty almost by accident. She was working for a public school district in Baytown, Texas, when discipline problems spiked in a school that went from 24 percent low-income to 60 percent in three years. Her analysis of what was going on and why became the focus of Paynes seminal book, A Framework for Understanding Poverty. Personally, I agree with much of her analysis, including her claim that simply having more money wont change the culture of the poor -lottery winners prove that. But I think Payne underplays the benefits of a living wage and how transformational that alone can be. Its exhausting to be poor. You may have to work more than one job, use spotty public transit and rely on undependable child care arrangements. Children of the poor are often thrust into the role of taking care of younger siblings or shouldering other adult duties. Had the United States not suffered such an erosion of wage levels for low-skill workers, where someone can work full time yet still be in poverty, I think there would be far less stress and social pathology. Paynes work is undeniably needed. Making every job in America a good job by raising the minimum wage to a living wage is needed more. You can respond to Robyns column at blumner@sptimes.com. Editors NoteSubmit letters to the editor to Osceola News-Gazette, 108 Church St., Kissimmee, FL 34741. If you wish to fax your letter to the newspaper, the number is 407-846-8516. Email letters to Editor Brian McBride at bmcbride@osceolanewsgazette.com. No more than one letter per writer will be published each month. An individual will be allowed to submit one letter of rebuttal if he or an organization he represents is the subject of a letter to the editor. 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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page A5 News-Gazette Photo/Andrew SullivanStargazers from across Florida gathered Feb. 2 on the town square at Harmony for the annual Dark Sky Festival, a celebration of all things celestial. The event featured guest speakers from NASA, activities for children and an array of telescopes available for attendees to use.Scanning the skiesIt keeps bringing us downMedicine and treatment come in spurts for Adams, receiving them only w hen t hey can be covered through the health insurance benefits his wife, Karen Adams, receives through her employer. Its enough to occasionally cover the costs of the insulin he needs to treat his diabetes, Adams said. It was that lack of steady treatment and medication that forced him to quit his job as a tow truck driver last year. Unable to support his family, his wife became the households sole income earner and his primary caretaker. The stress took a toll on her as well, and last year she was hospitalized after suffering a mild stroke. It keeps bringing us down, Karen Adams said. I think right now we need a little more support. The website, www.giveforward.com, a llows anyone around the world to donate any amount. The Adams family has received as much as $100 dollars, to as little as $2 through the website. Every cent counts, Karen Adams said. To have any help from the community, it would be like an angel sent from above, she said. To date, the Adams family has raised $262 though the website. They have a goal to raise $1,000 by March 3. They a lready have begun receiving assistance and donations from local churches and organizations. Kissimmee church Heartcry C hapel and a local chapter of the Sons of Confederate veterans donated toys during Christmas for Adams children.Keeping hope aliveMoney raised through Give Forward will be used to help cover what Karen Adams health insurance doesnt, and to prepare the family for a move to their native Wisconsin, where Adams will be looked after by his relatives. According to Give Forward CEO and co-founder Desiree Vargas Wrigley, its a common plan amongst the sites users. Theres a really big gap between what Americans can afford, and what their health insurance covers, Vargas Wrigley said. Thats where Give Forward comes in. More than 80 percent of the individuals who turn to Give Forward for assistance have some type of health insurance coverage similar to the Adams family. The average fundraiser raises approximately $4,000, Vargas Wrigley said. Money raised usually goes toward items and intangibles that can become secondary during a medical emergency, such as transportation, rent and utility bills. Vargas Wrigley said one of her companys main goals is to promote the idea of helping others when theyre down. During birthdays and weddings money is a common gift, but it also could be a gift during times of need, she said. People give money all the time, but when something devastating happens, we dont tend to give money. The company monitors fundraisers and allows users to report any suspicious activity on the website. We track and monitor every page that comes through the site for indications of fraud. Despite his physical struggles, Adams said he is not giving up on success. He hopes to return to work, and be an active father to his children once again. One of these days its going to happen, he said. One of these days Ill have it back. Donations can be made online at: www.giveforward. com/amiraclefortheadamsfamily.FamilyContinued from Page A-1 020213.SNG 013113.TNG 020713.TNG 020713.TNG 020713.TNG

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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page A7 Osceola County School Districts prekindergarten registration has begun for the 2013-14 school year. As spaces are limited, parents are now encouraged to register for an appointment as soon as possible by logging on to the school districts website at www.osceola.k12.fl.us. A registration link can be found in the center of the page. Osceola School Districts prekindergarten program is a dynamic learning environment that prepares 4-year-old children to be successful in kindergarten, school district officials said. This success is achieved by the use of a research-based language arts and math curriculum and quality intervention programs. Learning environments are enriched by the use of technology, a violin program (at certain locations) and the use of a conscious discipline program to address the social/emotional needs of students. For more information about the districts prekindergarten program, call 407-870-4911. Pre-K registration begins Poinciana. Laytham, a resident of Solivita, which is no longer part of the Association of Poinciana Villages, said he felt the need to push the goals set forth by Pinchos 2014 because he has a son and two grandchildren who live in Poinciana Village 7. Currently, Poincianas local government is the Association of Poinciana Villages, a homeowners association. On Jan. 7, the Board of Directors of the Association of Poinciana Villages voted to bring in an outside group, Continental, to handle the management of the association. Poinciana straddles the Osceola and Polk county lines. The county gives us nothing. If we dont put our hands in the bowl, we get nothing, said community leader Annette BrownBest. However, at least one resident said that Poinciana had been down this road before, noting the past feasibility study done by the University of Central Florida. Ramos stated that he was using this past study, adjusting and modifying to exclude the areas on Pleasant Hill Road, Poinciana Boulevard and Solivita. This is a meeting to see if the community would like to move forward, not an incorporation meeting, Ramos said after fielding more questions. Ramos added that the goal was to see if this was financially feasible, citing the income needed to support the level of services needed in a municipality. Lets make life better for everyone, Ramos said. Are you willing to fight with us? Lets move forward. clerks office. W ith reports of female employees wearing heavily sequined blouses and high heeled shoes so tall the wearer could barely walk in them, Ramirez updated the code. Some employees were taking advantage of loopholes and ambiguous language (in the old dress code), Cortner said. The new dress code details aspects of all clothing an employee might wear to work, from his or her shoes (no club-style or brightly colored footwear or sneakers without a doctors note) to his or her top. Ladies are prohibited from wearing excessively low-cut blouses or tops with heavy beading, sequins or embellishment, skirts or dresses higher than three inches above the knee are prohibited and panty hose must be worn in the presence of a jury. Women also cannot wear ankle-high booties boots with dresses or skirts and must wear skirts or dresses that cover the tops of kneehigh boots. Men also were addressed, with male employees directed to wear dress slacks or khaki pants and dress shoes or loafers to the office. Men must also wear dress shirts with a jacket and tie while attending court functions and must wear a tie if they choose to wear a dress shirt. Both sexes are prohibited from wearing saggy or clingy pants, denim or leather clothing or utility pants with carpenter loops. Tattoos cannot be visible to the public and must be covered with clothing or a bandage, including tattoos visible through panty hose. Body and facial piercing are prohibited unless completely indiscernible to the public, with the exception of earrings. No more than two tasteful earrings are permitted per earlobe and visible earrings in the upper part of the ear are prohibited. Additionally, Ramirez discontinued casual Fridays on the grounds that the image our employees present to the public is always professional. Employees who violate the dress code policy by dressing inappropriately could be sent home to change and subsequent violations could lead to termination. Employees unhappy with some of the changes declined to comment publicly for fear of retaliation. Ramirez had assistance in drafting the new policy. Senior and mid-level management, including the clerks special projects team, reviewed dress code policies at private businesses as well as other clerk of court and government offices before decided on the final policy, Cortner said in a statement. Most of the responses we have seen to the news coverage of the dress code, which goes into effect Feb. 11, have been positive, Cortner said. The Clerks Office on M onday was contacted by the assistant city manager of Green Cove Springs, south of Jacksonville in Clay County, who saw an article about the new dress code and wanted a copy of it because that city is considering revising its own policy, Cortner added. 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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page A11 By Rick Pedone Sports Editor Many of Floridas best high school wrestlers come to Osceola County Friday and Saturday for the 3A-2 (at Osceola High) and 2A-2 (at St. Cloud High) regional meets. The top four wrestlers from each weight class at last weeks district meets advanced to the regionals. The top four at the regionals progress to the state meets at the Lakeland Center Feb. 15-16. Both regionals begin at noon Friday and resume with the semifinals at 10 a.m. Saturday. Admission is $7 per session (two sessions Saturday). The finals will begin at approximately 5 p.m. Osceola (252.5) easily won the 3A-5 district championship at Liberty last week over Gateway (150), Lakeland Jenkins (101), Viera (88.5), Lakeland (79), Haines City (66.5), Ridge Community (51) and Liberty (30.5). Nine Kowboys won district championships: Ariel Dominguez (106), John Locksmith (113), Cody Dana (126), Paul Zupofska (145), Fox Baldwin (152), Spencer Lacy (170), Jhalen Flanders (182), Chris Pagan (195) and Ben Cruz (220). Baldwin (47-0) and Pagan (43-0) maintained perfect records. Dominguez is 42-1. Bird shifted Baldwin up to 152 pounds and dropped Zupofska to 145 at the district to enhance the teams chance of scoring more points at the regional and state tournaments. Baldwin, a sophomore, has won five straight district championships and consecutive state championships at Lake Highland Prep and Osceola. O sceolas H akeem But ler (120), Max Tilford (170) and Franklyn Lantigua (285) all were runners-up and advanced. The guys who were supposed to win won, so we did OK, Kowboys Coach Jim Bird said. A couple of our freshmen could have wrestled better and made it, that would be the only disappointment. Although the Kowboys have been dominant this season, they are underdogs at the regional since 11-time defending state champion Brandon will be the team to beat. Osceola wrestlers have competed at several elitelevel tournaments this season in Florida and Tennessee in their quest to win a second Class 3A state championship (2009), knowing that the powerful Eagles would be in their path. OHS has placed among the top five teams in the state each year since 2007 under Bird and assistant Rick Tribit, twice being the state runnerup. Were in the toughest region in the state, by far, Bird said. This is what weve been preparing for. We just kind of got through the district tournament last week, but our guys will be ready for this. They know whats at stake, they know what theyre up against. Even without Brandon, the region would be difficult with Palm Harbor, North Port, Manatee and Gateway in the field, Bird said. Weve got probably one of the toughest (regional) draws weve ever had, Bird said. Its going to be a challenge, but weve known that for a long time. Gateways Alex Velez (120), Austin Seward (138), Christian Vazquez (160), and Woodly Deseme (285) won district championships and were among 10 Panthers who advanced. Velez won his 170 th match, a school-record. Vazquez has won 144 matches, second only to Velez. Coach Jon Smorin has rebuilt t he Panthers oncedominant program over the past three seasons to the point that it now has several wrestlers capable of challenging for a state championship. Its the most (qualifiers) weve had in 10 years. We probably had our best showing of the season (at districts), he said. Hopefully we can take that momentum into this weekends regional tournament and get several kids to state. A lot can happen at this time of year and you never know. Also advancing for Gateway are Joseph DeJesus, Jaquan Lony, Kendro Martinez, Vincient Capuano, Victor Rodriguez and Josh Pizarro. The 2A-2 regional at St. Cloud will bring an elite group of wrestlers from defending 2A champion Spring Hill Springstead and Lakeland Lake Gibson along with 2A-5 district champion Edgewater (212). Harmony (188) was second at the 2A-5 tournament last week and St. Cloud (121) was third. Celebration (87.5) was fifth. Harmony had four district champions with Zac German (126), Jeremy Beesley (128), Dillon Gilhart (145) and Chase Lord (182). The Horns set the school record with nine district finalists and tied the school record with 12 regional qualifiers. I was happy with how we wrestled. I told our guys that everyone had to win matches for us to be successful and we did a great job of that, Coach Chris Todd said. Zac won his second district championship and he is really focused on regionals and making it to the state tournament. Chase has been a great story for us. He was 0-9 as a freshman last year and now is a district champion. Other regional qualifiers for the Horns are district runnersup Alex Muralles (113), Denzell Brown (152), Alex Calderon (160), Robert Esford (170) and Andrew Davis (220). 2 team state champs among contenders at Osceola, St. CloudOsceolas Paul Zupofska (top) won the 145-pound district championship last week and is one of 12 Kowboys wrestlers competing this weekend at the 3A-2 regional at the OHS gym. The regional begins at noon Friday. St. Cloud is hosting the 2A-2 regional, which also begins Friday. The finals begin at approximately 5 p.m. Saturday.News Gazette Photo/Andrew Sullivan Mathis takes over Eagles FB Follow us on Twitte r www.twitter.com/OsceolaSport s Brandon favored in 3A-2 region By Rick Pedone Sports Editor Even when Poinciana jumped to a 12-point firstquarter lead, Gateway Coach Bob Baker remained calm Tuesday in the 7A District 5 basketball quarterfinal at the Panthers John Ramirez gym. One thing Ill give our kids credit for is that they keep their poise, Baker said. Weve got a lot of experience out there, and I guess I just decided that at this point of the season, they know what to do. It was just a matter of waiting for them to do it. Bakers patience was rewarded. Guard Raul Cotto led a Panthers offensive explosion with 29 points, including 15 in the second quarter, as Gateway won, 82-62, to advance to Fridays 7:30 p.m. district semifinal game against top-seeded Osceola. East Ridge, a 64-46 winner over Liberty, meets No. 2 Lake Minneola in the 6 p.m. semifinal. The winners play for the championship Saturday at GHS at 7 p.m. Poinciana (12-13) pressured Gateway throughout the game and bolted to 7-0 and 16-4 leads in the opening period even though it was playing without 6-5 forward Dyland Jean-Pierre, who injured his knee last week. The Panthers (16-10) slowly whittled away Poincianas lead as guard Geo Guzman (11 points, eight assists) scored three baskets to close the gap to 20-15. Cotto, who hit four 3-point shots in the second quarter, heaved in a half-court 3-pointer at the halftime buzzer to pull the Panthers within one, 31-30. Gateway came out on fire in the third quarter and took its first lead on Felix Gonzalez (19 points) basket, 32-31, and never trailed again. Gateway enjoyed a 29-3 run in the second and third quarters that put them ahead, 56-35, late in the third period. Baker said the game was similar to one the teams played recently when the Eagles also jumped to a big lead. Thats probably why I wasnt a little more concerned. Weve got a lot of good shooters on this team and I felt it was just a matter of time before the shots started to fall, Baker said. Poinciana came out in that press and caused us some problems, but against us that leaves the wings open so we were able to get some good looks. We would have had some problems if the shots didnt start to fall. The Panthers hit a total of 11 3-point shots. Justin Peters added 11 points for Gateway. Last year, Poinciana bumped Gateway from the district semifinals on its way to the district championship. Poinciana Coach Oliver Simmons said it was a disappointing end to the teams season. It just feels frustrating right now, he said. It was tough to go without our big man (Jean-Pierre), especially when you only have one. But, the better team won. Give credit to Gateway. Their guys played well. Joey St. Hilaire had 13 for the Eagles. Darian Dickson and Marquise Strickland each had 12 Baker said Fridays game against OHS would be a challenge for his team. The Kowboys won two regular season meetings. Theyre so quick and athletic. Were not going to By Rick Pedone Sports Editor Poinciana has a new football coach Jeff Mathis, formerly the coach at Coral Springs Coral Glades High in Broward County. Mathis, 33, will be at Poinciana Monday to begin his new job. He will teach math. Its an opportunity for myself and my family, he said. Weve been looking to move to that area. My wife (Stephanie) has family up that way. The couple has two sons, Isaiah, 10, and Austin, 7 months. Poinciana Athletic Director John Bangley said that Mathis was selected from a field of 75 candidates and six finalists. The thing that separated Jeff was that he is coming in with a good plan, and he can help us with our needs in the classroom, Bangley said. We talk a lot about how important the academics are, and having a coach in the classroom emphasizes that. It helps the kids understand how important it is to be successful there. Mathis was 3-17 in two seasons at Coral Glades, 1-9 last year, and won two spring games. It was his first head coaching position. The school competes in 7A District 14. The thing that I needed to Gateway shoots its way past Poinciana at 7A-5 tournamentSee Wrestlers, page A-13 See Basketball, page A-13 See Coach, page A-13 Wrestling regionals Gateways Raul Cotto (4) drives past Poincianas Jaquan Flood (35) in the first half of the Panthers 82-62 win at the 7A-5 district tournament at the John Ramirez gym. Cotto scored a game-high 29 points. Gateway plays Osceola Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the semifinals.News-Gazette Photo/Andrew Sullivan

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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page A13 Wrestlers Continued from page A-11 Girls basketball regionals today BasketballContinued from page A-11Qualfiying in fourth place were Jesus Reynoso (106), Nick Owens (120) and Richard Rodriguez (195). Some of our guys got tough (regional) draws, but our guys are going to go out and continue to get better and wrestle as hard as they can, Todd said. St. Cloud was strong at the top and bottom weight classes with champions Tristan Cuatchon (106), Joe McGinley (113) and Alex Southall (285). St. Cloud Coach Matt Milton hopes to get as many as four wrestlers through the regional. The guys wrestled pretty solid. This week will be the test, Milton said. Joe and Alex are starting to peak at the right time and should be on the podium in Lakeland. Celebration, wrestling primarily with underclassmen, sent seven to the regional tournament. It was the first tournament experience for all but one of his wrestlers, Coach Vic Lorenzano said. Patrick Velez (182) and Cristihan Ramierez (195) were runners-up. Patrick gave a valiant effort showing great improvement, Lorenzano said. Cristihan kept the pressure up the entire match (in the finals) and gave arguably the best effort for the Storm in the tournament. Placing third at districts were Hank Woodward (106), D.J. Lathrop (132), Jeremy Arroyo (152), Derek Dunning (160). James Allen (170) wa s fourth. Even our guys who didnt make it to regionals gave great efforts and we have high expectations for them for next season, Lorenzano said. P oinciana s ends eight wrestlers to the 1A-2 regional at Lakeland Tenoroc led by district champion Oneal Thomas (182). work on when I got here was the discipline. We had kids hanging around in the halls and things like that, Mathis said. Weve gotten that taken care of, its not an issue now. Our record on the field wasnt what we wanted, especially last year, but a lot of those losses came from little mistakes and things that could have gone either way. Poinciana was 3-17 the past two seasons under Coach Corey Fleming. Mathis is the eighth football coach at PHS since Mike Cullison left in 2000 after leading the team to its only winning season, 6-5. Mathis and Bangley both said that the PHS football program needs stability. We need a person who is going to put his heart and soul into the program, Bangley said. Mathis said he is coming to Poinciana with the idea of being the football coach many years into the future. You have to understand the commitment Im making, and that my family is making, to moving there, he said. Were there for the long haul. Mathis said he will stress to his players how important academics are to their future success. Ill tell them that even if they dont run a 4.3 40 or bench press 390 pounds, if they have a 4.0 or 3.0 GPA that they wont have any problem getting into college, he said. Mathis said he runs a variation of the spread offense. We like to run power out of it, and throw to the edges when we can, he said. He believes in pressure defense, he said. I looked at a lot of opportunities in that area Poinciana, Liberty, Edgewater and I feel like I made the right choice, he said. Coach Continued from page A-11 By Rick Pedone Sports Editor The girls basketball 7A-2 regional tournament gets under way today when East Ridge visits Harmony and St. Cloud travels to Poinciana. Both games begin at 7 p.m. Poinciana (20-4) rallied past East Ridge, 49-44, for the 7A-5 championship Friday as Brandii Walker led the way with 21 points and four rebounds. Coach Shane Whitsett said Breyuna Walker had one of her best games of the season, scoring 14 points. She was really aggressive on offense, which we have been trying to get her to do all season, Whitsett said. If we can get her to do that in the playoffs, it will be huge for us. C enter Tralonnie Tisdal e anchored the defense with 10 rebounds and 10 blocks. She was a defensive wall in the paint. Unbelievable job she did on (East Ridge center Litisha) Speights. Tralonnies last two games have been her best of the season, he said. Poinciana downed St. Cloud in November, 44-39. Harmony (20-3) beat St. Cloud (13-13), 36-27, Friday as Julia Ingler scored 17 points in the district final. St. Cloud Coach Chad Ansbaugh said his team, which starts four freshmen and sophomores, has made steady progress this season and will be ready for todays game. Our girls have gotten to a point where they really dig in on defense and take pride in it, Ansbaugh said. Our issue is scoring. We held a 20-win team to 36 points, and thats usually enough to win. Poinciana has a great deal of talent and can cause a bunch of problems for us. Coach Whitsett puts them in position to get great looks. Harmony and East Ridge did not meet during the regular season. East Ridge point guard Jasmine Click was injured during the district final. East Ridge is a very hot team right now. We will have our hands full, Strauch said. Their big girl (Speights) is good and will pose huge problems for us. It will be a very tough game for us. The winners advance to the semifinal round Tuesday. 6 Lady Bulldogs at state lifting By Rick Pedone Sports Editor Six weightlifters who helped St. Cloud defend its Orange Belt Conference championship last week are preparing to compete Saturday at the state meet at the Kissimmee Civic Center. C ompetition begins at 10:30 a.m. Diana Gatlin (101 pounds), Madison Clayton (110), Ashley Sauer (119), Leeah Schroeder (119), Sarah Boroski (129) and Haley Weber (199) will compete for the Lady Bulldogs Saturday. Sauer won a sectional championship and is one of several Lady Bulldogs with medal potential, Coach Lonnie Beckel said. Its so hard to say because the competition at state is so difficult, but we have at least three who, if they lift the way they should, should do it, and I wouldnt be surprised to see others, Beckel said. I would be ecstatic to have four or more. St. Cloud (70) dominated the OBC meet at the Bulldogs gym last week over Harmony (40), Gateway and Poinciana (each with 36), Osceola (30), Liberty (6) and Celebration (1). Six St. Cloud girls won OBC titles: Gatlin (250 pounds total lift) at 101; Clayton (255) at 110; Sauer (280) at 119); Boroski (330) at 129; Mallory Armstrong (290) at 154 and Weber (310) at 199. St. Cloud set four school records, Beckel said. Weber broke her bench (155) and clean and jerk (155) marks; Gatlin (135) set the clean and jerk record and Sauer (150) improved her clean and jerk record, Beckel said. Ive never had a team break so many school records, and it isnt like they are easy records, theyve been here a long time, Beckel said. They are peaking at the right time. I think we got points from every single one of them at the conference meet. Im so proud of them, they are so much fun to work with. Poincianas Shana Nelson (285) won at 139 pounds and the Eagles Bianca Browne (355) was the unlimited winner. Gateways Kahla Williams (285) was the champion at 169 pounds. Harmonys Addison Hickey (285) won at 183. see the open shots like we had (Tuesday), Baker said. (Coach) Nate (Alexander) does a good job with them. Were going to have to play our absolute best game of the season, and were going to have to cut down on the mistakes Osceola (15-8) saw a sixgame winning streak snapped last weekend against Father Lopez, 76-73. The Kowboys have won 14 of their last 18 games. Celebration played Harmony and St. Cloud met topseeded Oak Ridge Wednesday at the 7A-6 tournament. 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Sliding doors are the smart designers answer in creating openness within spaces that cant accommodate hinged, swinging interior doors. In todays homes, sliding doors have been given a literally and figuratively larger role in room decorating.-They can glide into place to create walls between rooms, or easily glide back out if wide open spaces absent of walls are desired. Consider, for instance, the value of sliding doors during the holiday entertaining season. Large family gatherings may require adding a leaf or two to the dining room table, making that dining area a trifle too confining.-A wall of sliding doors can expand the dining room into the family room or living room, permitting the party to accommodate the arrival of unexpected guests, says Myers. The same functionality ensures the kitchen, increasingly seen as the heart of the home, can serve as a cozy and intimate space for family dinners and neighborly coffee clutches, then morph into an expansive setting that permits easy mobility of place settings, food, beverages, hosts and guests between the food preparation areas, butlers pantry and dining room. Upstairs, the advent of the second-floor laundry room has proven a blessing for timestressed homemakers who want clothes and bedding to be washed and dried where theyre commonly needed. Here, too, sliding doors are an ideal solution.-They enable the laundry room to be sequestered behind decorative doors when not in use, but left open to permit easy movement of soiled clothes and sheets to the washer, and clean clothes and linens back to the closets. Multipurpose areas, whether lowerlevel rec rooms or upstairs master suites, live up to their billing when sliding doors are used to divide or expand spaces as needs demand. Making all this possible are a dvancements in hardware that eliminate issues of sticking and derailment.-Johnson Hardwares 200MD Multi-Pass Heavy-Duty Door Hardware makes customization easy. It allows for three-door applications on three tracks, and accommodates doors weighing up to 400 pounds each.-The Multi-Pass Hardware features heavy-duty extruded aluminum I-beam tracks, durable 4-wheel a djustable hangers, 1-inch diameter machine-turned ball bearing wheels and 11-to13-gauge zinc dichromate plated steel components. To learn more about the Series 200 MD, visit www. johnsonhardware.com and click on Multi-Pass Hardware, or call 800-837-5664. Section C REAL ESTATE IN OSCEOLA & SURROUNDING COUNTIES www.aroundosceola.com February 7, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS Pages C3 C5 LEGALS Page C6 T his could be the end , says John Wa lsh, president of To tal Mo rt gage Se rv ices in Milf ord, Conn. I don t think rates will get back to where they once were. But ther e s always the un kn own. Who kn ows what the ne xt crisis will be? the low rates while they can, says Derek Egeber g, a branch manager at Ac ademy Mo rt gage in Yuma, Ariz. If you have a stable, secure job and you believe you can buy no w, don t wait , he says. T he ne xt two months are going to be critical . R ates are guaranteed to go up at some point, he says. Mo rt gage tip:Get the most from your home inspec tion by preparing questions fo r the inspector ahead of time accompan ying the inspec tor and ta ki ng notes.Mo rt gage Ne ws So ur ce : Ba nk ra te .c om 2013 3.81 3.62 3.53 3.59 3.77 9/12/20121 0/17/20121 1/21/20121 2/26/20121 /30/20132.75 3.00 3.25 3.50 3.75 4.00 4.25 4.50 Ad justable rate mo rt gages So ur ce : Ba nk ra te .c om 2013 2.98 2.98 3.05 2.95 2.93 2.75 2.72 2.70 2.77 2.78 9/12/201210/17/201211/21/201212/26/20121 /30/20132.00 2.25 2.50 2.75 3.00 3.25 3.50 3.75 1 yr ARM 5/1 ARM Bankr ate National Tr end s L ocal Mo rt gage Rate sInstitution Phone Ra te Orig Disc. Lock APR Ra te Orig. Disc. Lock APRThese are largest area rates that banks and thri ft s were charging W ednesda y. For additional Florida area rates visit www .bank rate.com By Po rate.co mBank rate mor tgage updateMo rt gage rates increased this week as ma ny investors abandoned bonds to jump into the stock market rally. Is this a sign that low rates are about to become histor y? according to the Ban kr ate.com national survey of large lenders. The mortgages in this week s sur vey had an average total of 0.29 discount and or igination points. One year ag o, the mor tgage index stood at 4.12 percent; f our weeks ago, it was 3.58 percent. The benchmark 5/1 adjustable -rate mo rt gage rose to 2.78 percent from 2.71 percent. Despite two consecutive week ly increases, rates remain lo w. But some mort gage prof essionals worr y that the inevitable has star ted to happen. In almost all cases the rate is based on a lock-in period of 30 to 60 days Borr owers should review how the rates are calculated and inquire about additional closing costs such as appraisal fees and title searches NA means rate quotes not available on sur v ey date Ra tes are based on a loan amount of $165,000 to $417,000 with a 20 pe rc ent down payment. Bank of America 800-432-1000 3.625 0.00 0.50 60 3.730 2.875 0.00 0.50 60 3.060 SunTrust Bank 800-273-7827 4.600 1.00 0.15 60 4.727 3.800 1.00 0.20 60 4.024 STUFF FINDER HOME FINDER AUTO FINDER INSIDE TODAYS HOMEFINDERCLASSIFIEDSCLASSIFIEDS JOB FINDER Ever wonder what the homebuilding experts consider the best of the best when it comes to new products and technology for the home? Wonder no more. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) named the winners in its inaugural Best of IBS Awards held in January during the 2013 International Builders Show (IBS) in Las Vegas. Awards were given to exhibitors with a product or line that shows the best combination of design, functionality and innovation. Decided by a panel of independent judges made up of attending reporters and building professionals, the awards were given in five categories. The winners were: Best Home Technology Product: Key Digital SystemsCompass Control (www.keydigital.com/compass) Best in Outdoor Living: Heat & GloTwilight Modern Fireplace (http://www.heatnglo.com/Products/TwilightModern-Gas-Fireplace.aspx) Best Indoor Feature: Mohawk/Dal TileArmorMax [tm] http://www.mohawkflooring.com/flooring-products/hardwood/armormaxfinish.aspx Best Kitchen or Bath Product: KOHLERSensate [tm] Touchless Kitchen Faucet (http://www.us.kohler.com/ us/Sensate%22-TouchlessKitchen-Faucet/content/ CNT16800041.htm?_requestid=390242) Overall Best in Show: KOHLER Sensate [tm] Touchless Kitchen Faucet (http://www.us.kohler.com/ us/Sensate%22-TouchlessKitchen-Faucet/content/ CNT16800041.htm?_requestid=390242) This years International Builders Show featured an impressive line-up of more than 900 exhibitors representing all facets of the building industry, said Lynne Pratt, NAHB Conventions and Meetings Committee Chair. The Best of IBS Awards recognize those exhibitors that really stood out in terms of product innovation and design, and we were thrilled to be able to award them for their creativity and vision. Award-winning products included an indoor/outdoor see-through fireplace from Heat & Glo; Key Digital Systems Compass Control, the first fully integrated major control system built from the ground up to use Apple devices such as iPador iPhone as its backbone; Mohawk/DalTiles impressive hardwood coating system, ArmorMax [tm]; and finally the innovative KOHLER Sensate [tm] touchless faucet, which not only won best Kitchen or Bath Product, but went on to win the Best in Show award as well. The awards were presented during the Best of IBS Awards ceremony on the final day of the show. About the Best in Show winner: Sensate takes touchless to a whole new level. From the press release: The Sensate touchless faucet frees your hands so you can speed through prep, cooking and cleanup without spreading messes and germs throughout the kitchen. Response technology makes Sensate respond to your every move. Simply wave your hand-or an object such as a pan or kitchen utensilto turn Sensate on or off. Its state-of-theart sensor is in tune with your every move, precision-designed to provide reliable operation every time. So theres no need to worry about false activations when youre working in the sink area. Convenient, efficient features. The two-function sprayhead lets you easily switch from stream to spray. With its light, quiet hose and ball joint, thanks to ProMotion technology, the sprayhead operates smoothly and quietly. And DockNetik magnetic docking system keeps the sprayhead securely locked in place. Sensate runs on AC power, which means there are no batteries to replace. ABOUT NAHB: The National Association of Home Builders is a Washingtonbased trade association representing more than 140,000 members involved in home building, remodeling, multifamily construction, property management, subcontracting, design, housing finance, building product manufacturing and other aspects of residential and light commercial construction. NAHB is affiliated with 800 state and local home builders associations around the country. NAHBs builder members will construct about 80 percent of the new housing units projected for this year. Photo/BrandpointTodays new homes and home remodeling projects embrace far more open designs. Open space means more flexibilityPhoto/KohlerThe Sensate touchless faucet from Kohler responds to your every move so you can speed through prep. cooking and cleanup without spreading messes and germs throughout the kitchen. The faucet was the best of show winner at the recent International Builders Show. 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The importance of getting a good appraisal Q: I have several pieces of glass and would like to sell them. Can you help me with this? -Christina, Webster, Mass. A: I examined the list of items you included in your letter, and I think you should hire a g ood certified a ppraiser to determine current values. There are two types of appraisals, verbal and written. Written appraisals are generally more expensive and often necessary for insurance purposes. To find an appraiser in your area, contact The American Society of Appraisers, P.O. Box 17265, Washington, DC 20071; or The International Society of Appraisers, 1131 SW 7th Street, Suite 105, Renton, WA 98005. You might be tempted to rely on a neighbor or collector. Before you do, let me share a cautionary tale. Several months ago, one of my readers had three older rugs she wished to sell. She relied on a neighbor, who claimed to be an expert. The so-called expert valued the rugs at $150 each. She sold them for that amount and later found an insurance appraisal done by her husband in 1955. She was stunned to discover the appraisal documented that her rugs were from the late 19th century and worth about $7,000 each. *** Q: I have a tin pitcher that has been in my family for generations. Can you tell me how much it is worth? -Clela, Lahmansville, W.Va. A: I showed the photo you sent me to three dealers. They seem to agree it would retail for about $20. *** Q: Enclosed is a picture of an old table that has bins and a pullout cutting board. Can you tell me its age? -Catherine, Venice Center, N.Y. A: You have the bottom half of a Hoosier Cabinet, a style of cupboard that was common in many kitchens during the early years of the past century. The value of this piece is less since it is not complete. *** Q: I have a deed for 1 square inch of land in the Klondike. Any value? -Patti, Palmetto, Fla. A: Only as a curiosity. During the 1950s and s, square inches of land were sold by various companies and were a fad, much like the pet rocks that followed. Write to Larry Cox in care of King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475, or send e-mail to questionsforcox@aol.com. Due to the large volume of mail he receives, Mr. Cox is unable to personally answer all reader questions. Do not send any materials requiring return mail. (c) 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. DEAR PAWS CORNER: How do you housetrain a dog? Does it take a long time? -Soon-To-Be Dog Mom in Illinois DEAR EXPECTING: Housetraining a dog -basically, getting a dog to eliminate outside rather than whatever spot is convenient in the house -can take anywhere from a couple of days to a few weeks. The length of time depends on several factors, including a dogs age, intelligence and your commitment to its training time. Consistency is the key, so place that word at the top of your to-do list before bringing home your new dog. It will make life easier for you and your dog in so many areas down the road. Housetraining itself is pretty basic. Twice a day, morning and evening (more often for puppies), take your dog outside, on a leash, to a spot well away from the house (or the neighbors house). If youre in a city environment, scout out trees and sidewalk areas. Let your dog explore the spot while you gently encourage it to go. There are a number of command words you can use to signal that its to eliminate. I use the truly original statement, Go poop. Your dog will not understand you immediately, nor will it go on command. But most dogs will pee during the walk and may defecate. (Please pick up the poop using a scooper bag.) Accidents will occur during housetraining, particularly with puppies. Do not scold or rub the dogs nose in it. Try and catch it as soon as possible after it eliminates in the house, say No, and immediately put it on the leash and head outside to the selected go spot. Then bring the dog back in, clean up and try again at the next scheduled time. Again, Ive had dogs figure out the routine in a single day. Others have taken longer. Be patient and consistent, and stick to the schedule even after your dog has mastered the art of the go. Send your questions or comments to ask@pawscorner. com, or write to Paws Corner, c/o King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. For more pet care-related advice and information, visit www. pawscorner.com. (c) 2013 King Features Synd., Inc.Housetraining 101 Clearing a sink clogQ: Some time ago, you mentioned that a clogged sink can be cleared using a plumbers snake. Where can I find one, and how do I use it? -Jerrold in West Virginia A: A plumbers snake is a tool that has a flexible steel cable extending from a spool and hand-crank assembly, with a wire snarl on the far end. Youll sometimes see it referred to as a cable auger, but if you refer to it as the former, experienced people will understand. It can be purchased at any home-improvement store for around $25. The salesperson might ask what youre using the tool for. There are longer cables, up to 100 feet, as well as versions like closet augers (which are specifically for toilet clogs) and power augers (which are rented by the day, and something I wouldnt recommend for a first-timer or a small clog). To clear a sink clog, you should try a couple of other tricks before shelling out money for the plumbers snake. First try a plunger, making sure the bell completely covers the drain and touches the sink surface in order to create a vacuum. Plunge up and down about 15 times. If the sink drains, run hot water through the pipe to clear the remaining clog. If plunging doesnt work, try to clear the clog through the sink trap (at the bottom of the U-shaped drain pipe under the sink). Put a bucket under the trap and put on rubber gloves. Using an adjustable pipe wrench, unscrew the plug at the bottom of the trap. Water and gunk will start draining immediately, but that doesnt mean the clog is cleared. Use a wire coat hanger or something similar to probe the pipe via the trap, and try to pull out any additional material. Then screw the plug back in and turn on hot water. If the clog still isnt cleared, now its time to try to plumbers snake. Unscrew the plug at the bottom of the trap again and thread the end of the snake cable into the pipe, toward the wall, as far as it will go. To navigate pipe bends, turn the handle to adjust the cable end. Once the cable is extended as far as it will go, or wont go in any farther, slowly wind it back out. Clog material that the snake pushed through will likely be tangled up in the wire snarl at the front of the cable. Be sure to clean this off before storing the tool. Now, close up the drain plug, turn on the hot water, and let it run for a couple of minutes to clear out the rest of the clog. If this still doesnt do the trick, contact a professional plumber. HOME TIP: A drain filter or screen is one of the most costeffective tools to combat pipe clogs. Send your questions or tips to ask@thisisahammer.com, or write This Is a Hammer, c/o King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. (c) 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. By Samantha Mazzotta Page C2, Coming Next Saturday, in the... AroundOsceola.com Clark ClarkInvestment Properties, Inc. 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The Association of Poinciana Villages is the homeowners association for the community of Poinciana. In recent months, there has been much discussion on the services, cost efficiency and limitations of this agency, which monitors and oversees this sprawling community. To better familiarize residents who may not fully comprehend the function and methods of the Association of Poinciana Villages, there are two upcoming meetings which may help you understand. All community residents are invited to attend. On Tuesday at 9 a.m., the Association of Poinciana Villages (APV) Board of Directors will hold its 40th annual meeting. At this meeting, the 2012 unedited financials will be presented. On Wednesday at 9 a.m., the individual Board of Directors (Village 1, 2, 3, 5, 7 and 8) will take nominations from within their villages for individuals who would like fill any vacant seat. In order to be considered the individual must be over 18, a property owner and not delinquent on APV assessments for more then 90 days. Each village board will decide and not residents at large. After this process is complete, there will be a Board of Directors meeting. All of these public meetings will be at the Poinciana Community Center, 395 Marigold Ave. Help support The Friends of t he Poinciana Branch Library with this sweet idea. The Friends will hold their annual Valentine Bake Sale Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon. The Friends of the Poinciana Branch Library have been in existence since 1998. The Friends are continually looking to improve and expand library services, facilities and programs. They do this through volunteering and financially through book sales, bag sales and bake sales. Residents of Poinciana and surrounding communities may find out more by attending the next meeting of the Friends of the Poinciana Library on Tuesday, Feb. 19, from 2 to 3 p.m. The Poinciana Branch Library is at 101 N. Doverplum Ave. Teen Friday Night Hoops Section B Go to www.aroundosceola.com for all St. Cloud news February 7, 2013 Including: oinciana L Lisa DCatoPoinciana Writer By Sean Michael Drake For the News-Gazette Editors note: The NewsGazette will be publishing a series of profiles to introduce the community to the local leaders who were elected in November. It starts with Kissimmee City Commissioner Jose Alvarez. The dictionary defines family as: a group of persons of common ancestry. If you spend a few moments with Kissimmee Commissioner Jose Alvarez you will find a very different and expansive definition to the word family. Jose Alvarez was born in Cuba and his parents made the decision to move their family to the United States when he was seven. They lived in the Miami area, where he went to school and graduated from Coral Gables High School. Like many Americans of that time, Alvarez had to forgo college and go straight to work. He began a career with the Department of Transportation in maintenance, working on the repair of draw bridges and later moved into a supervisory role. Alvarez then moved on to the Planning Department for Bridge Engineering. He and his wife decided to move his family to Kissimmee about sixteen years ago were Alvarez began a new career in real estate. In 2009, he was elected as the president of the Osceola County Association of Realtors and has served in many leadership roles for the Realtors association. Family is what has kept him busy and moving forward. He is the father of five daughters and grandfather to two grandsons. Alvarez has been married for twenty-four years and most of the couples extrac urricular activities r evolve around their family. To me, number one is family, he said. You need to look no further than to his mother to find his inspiration. She inspired in him the will to try. You try. You have to try before you give up, then you have to try again, he said. Alvarez credits his mother with giving him the two greatest gifts of his life. The first being life itself and the other was bringing him to this country so that he could have the opportunity, the freedom, the choice to do anything he wanted to do. She went through many struggles to get them out of Cuba and to the United States so he could have the freedoms that are unavailable to Cuban citizens. If I could pick one person, she is my light, he said. Although politics have been an important part of his life, especially with his tireless work for property rights, moving forward to run for office was a group decision made by Jose and his family. Public service is what Alvarez likes to do and he and his family felt it be best for him to run for office and help bring fresh ideas to a city that he and his wife felt was the perfect place to raise their family in. This was the reason why they moved their family from Miami to Kissimmee. We moved here, to Kissimmee, because we wanted to give our children the same kind of opportunities that we had growing up in Miami, which is not there anymore, he said. To Alvarez, Kissimmee has the family atmosphere, that family feeling. It is the feeling that you can have an opportunity to grow with the city and the community. Community, service, and family; these are all subjects near and dear to the heart of Jose Alvarez. With an open mind and love for a city that he calls home, he said he looks forward to the coming years of growth and prosperity for the city of Kissimmee.Family, service, community makes up city commissioner Meet your local leaders Photo/Sean Michael DrakeKissimmee City Commissioner Jose Alvarez was elected to the commission in November. Association of Poinciana to host meetings to better inform residents See Poinciana, page B-2News-Gazette P hotos/ A ndrew S ullivanAt right, Tim MacAffee s lices green c hili pepper s in preparation for t he c hili verde competition Jan. 19 at t he International Chili Societys 17th annual Kissimmee S unshine Regional Chili Cook-Off. The event f eatured live music, inflatables and activities for c hildren, and more t han 2 dozen competitors vying for best red c hili, c hili verde, s alsa and guacamole. 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Page B2, The following classes are hosted by the University of Florida/ Osceola County Extension Services office and are free unless stated otherwise. Friday, Feb. 1, from 2 to 3 Wednesday, Feb. 13, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Taking Control of your Money, at Extension Services, Osceola Heritage Park 1921 Kissimmee Valley Lane, Kissimmee located at Bill Beck Blvd. and U.S. Highway 192. Stop wondering where money went and letting it control you. Instead establish financial goals, discover your financial potential and develop a plan to make your money work for you. For more information visit www.ocfcs.eventbrite.com. Thursday, Feb. 21, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Compost 101, at Extension Services, Osceola Heritage Park 1921 Kissimmee Valley Lane, Kissimmee located at Bill Beck Blvd. and U.S. Highway 192. Compost happens! Learn how to recycle your landscape debris and food scraps to create beautiful compost to use in your garden efficiently and effectively. For more information visit http://ocagriculture.eventbrite. com/. Saturday, Feb. 23, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Build Your Own Beehive Workshop, at Extension Services, Osceola Heritage Park 1921 Kissimmee Valley Lane, Kissimmee located at Bill Beck Blvd. and U.S. Highway 192. Primary registrant must have attended an Osceola County Intro to Beekeeping seminar to participate in this workshop. You will be building your own fully functional, ten-frame beehive to take home. Each beehive kit includes: unassembled hive body, 10 unassembled frames, foundation for frames, assembled inner cover, assembled outer cover, assembled screened bottom board, entrance reducer. All supplies and equipment to construct the hive are supplied. $100 fee, registration deadline is Feb. 14. Registration fee covers one hive and up to two attendees (bees, beekeeping tools, and protective gear not included). For more information visit http://ocagriculture.eventbrite. com/. 3 :30 p.m., Rejuvenate your Lawn and Landscape, at Extension Services, Osceola Heritage Park 1921 Kissimmee Valley Lane, Kissimmee located at Bill Beck Blvd. and U.S. Highway 192. Winter can be tough on lawns and landscapes. Learn how to rejuvenate your plans and get them looking in tip top shape again. For more information visit http://www.ocagriculture.eventbrite.com/.Searching for: BreenAlma Schonfeld Breen, was born in Germany in 1903. She immigrated to the USA in 1924 and entered through the Port of New York. She met and married John J. Breen in NYC about 1924 and lived in the area of Jamaica, Queens County, N.Y. She died April 1967 and was survived by the following : 1. Rena Breen, (a step-daughter), who was born about 1915 in New York. It is unknown if she ever married or if she ever had children natural or adopted. It is unknown is she is living or deceased. 2. Robert Breen, who was born about 1925 in NYC. It is unknown if he ever married and had children. It is also unknown if he is living or if deceased. The descendants of Alma Breen are sought for inheritance purposes in the probate court because a distant relative recently died without the benefit of a will. If the rightful heirs are not found, the $900,000 in the estate may escheat to the State Treasury. Call Cushing Forensic Genealogy at 407-933 4778 if you have any information about the descendant of Alma Schonfeld Breen. It is possible that the legal heirs may be living in Germany and in the USA.Searching for: Zelichowsky Sol Zelichowsky was born in Siedliche, Poland on July 6, 1924, the son of Zissel and Esther Zelichowsky. This small village is in the province of Warsaw. When the Nazis implemented the policies against the Jewish population by sending them to concentration camps in Poland during the period of the Holocaust, Sol Zelichowsky was able to escape from the brutal practices of the Nazi regime and eventually arrived in the USA in November 1950 and came to live in New York City. It is believed that his parents perished sometime in the 1940s during the Holocaust in Europe. Sol was also known by the Jewish name of Srul. He lived in Manhattan, N.Y. and was employed as a truck driver He was buried in a single grave in the New Montefiore Cemetery, Farmingdale, N.Y. Since he died without the benefit of a will his estate, worth $250,000 was deposited with the city of New York for the benefit of unknown next of kin. If found these rightful heirs would have to prove their status through a kinship hearing in the probate court. Any heirs to this estate might be living in Florida, New York or in Israel. Call Cushing Forensic Genealogy at 407-933-4778 if you have any information leading to the whereabouts of persons entitled to inherit this money. Are you a rightful heir? Jerry CushingMr. Rightful Heir Extension ServicesThe city of Kissimmee Parks, Recreation & Public Facilities Department is offering our Kiddie Korner program at the Oak Street Park Community Center and Mark Durbin Community Park at Lakeside. Children ages 3 to 5 years old participate in arts, crafts, games, themed parties, music, signing and much more. Birth certificates are required at the time of registration and children must be potty trained. The program runs Monday through Friday except on City Holidays or other designated dates. Oak Street Park Community Center: Times are 9 a.m. to noon or 1 to 4 p.m. Mark Durbin C ommunit y Park at Lakeside: Times are 9 a.m. to noon. There are three registration options to choose from: Two days: Tuesday and Thursday, $60/month. Three days: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, $75/month. Five days: Monday through Friday, $100/month. For more information or to register, call the city of Kissimmee Parks, Recreation & Public Facilit ies Department at 407-5182360 or visit the Oak Street Park Community Center at 717 North Palm Ave. City to offer Kiddie Korner program Kissimmeeat the Poinciana Family YMCA is a great way for teens to cut loose after a busy school week. Youth ages 12 to 16 can enjoy their Friday night out while enjoying a fun activity and learning social responsibility. The February dates for Teen Friday Night Hoops are Friday and Feb. 22. Teen Friday Night Hoops runs from 8 to 11 p.m. In order to participate, teens must present a valid school identification. Cost for non-members is $5, free to YMCA members. 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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page B3 Whats new?GriefshareGriefShare support and recovery group meets at First Baptist Church of Kissimmee, 1700 N. John Young Parkway, Kissimmee. GriefShare meets every Wednesday from 6:15 to 8:15 p.m. for 13 weeks. Each session is self-contained, so you may begin at any time during the 13-week cycle. Childcare is available. Adults 18 years and over are better served in this group. GriefShare is a grief recovery support group where you can find help and healing for the hurt of losing a loved one through death. This group of friendly, caring people will walk along side of you through one of lifes most difficult experiences. GriefShare features a video series with nationally recognized experts on grief and recovery topics. For more information, call 407-847-3138, or e-mail denise.h@ fbckissimmee.com.Boy Scout Troop mulchBoy Scout Troop 826 is having a mulch fundraiser for a summer adventure trip and other activities. Cypress, pine and red mulch is being sold by the cubic yard (nine, three-cubic foot bags) and will be delivered to your home. Areas serviced will be the Remington and Kissimmee Bay subdivisions as well as subdivisions along Neptune, Kissimmee Park and Old Canoe Creek roads and Canoe Creek Road from Stevens Plantation to Sawgrass. Mulch will be delivered on Saturday, Feb. 23, with a backup delivery date of Saturday, March 9, in case of rain. The deadline for ordering and payment is Feb. 17. For more information, call 407709-0106 or visit the troops website at www.troopmasterweb.com/ troop826hogs.Tax free investing seminarEdward Jones Financial Advisor Rob Rosen of Kissimmee is hosting a seminar, Tax-free Investing: Its Not What You Make, Its What You Keep, at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 14 at 109 E. Monument Ave, Kissimmee. The workshop is designed to help participants determine if tax-free investing is one way to help them reduce their tax burdens. Other topics include: Tax-advantaged investment and their features. Tax-free investment returns vs. taxable investment returns. Three ways to purchase municipal bonds. How tax-free investing can help you achieve your goals. The seminar is free, but space is limited. To make a reservation, call the office at 407-870-5464.Valentine Bake SaleThe F riends of t he Poinciana Branch Library, 101 N. Doverplum Ave., Poinciana, is having a Valentine Bake Sale at the library Tuesday, Feb. 12, from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Come and enjoy homemade treats.The St. Cloud Womans Club (SCWC)Laneve Thompkins from Florida Ranching Heritage will be the speaker for a luncheon Feb. 20 at noon in the Royal Crest Room at St. Cloud Royal Links Golf Club, 5310 Michigan Ave., St. Cloud. Members and anyone interested in membership should attend. M onthly meetings occur on the third Wednesday, September through May, at 1:30 p.m. at the clubhouse located at 1012 Massachusetts Ave. next to the Heritage Museum run by SCWC members. The museum is open to the public for learning about St. Cloud history as well as military memorabilia. Museum hours: Thursday through Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For club information, call Jean Witherington at 407-957-4347. For museum information cal l Lucille McClure at 407-957-7587.Classic/muscle car and motorcycle showThe Classic/Muscle Car and Motorcycle Show will be at the Solivita Village Center in Poinciana, 395 Village Drive, Poinciana, Saturday, March 16, and registrants are needed. More than $900 worth of trophies and prizes will be awarded. T-shirts and goodie bags will be given to the first 100 registrants on the day of the event. The fee to register is a minimum of $10; proceeds go to the American Cancer Society. Live entertainment will perform your favorite classic rock and roll hits throughout the event from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. To register, call 863-427-7125.OCEAThere will be a meeting at the OCEA Office Feb. 7 starting at 1 p.m. Chat speaker will be Russell Anderson. Education retirees are asked to come and visit. RSVP to Dr. Ann Tyler or the office by Feb. 4. To RSVP, call 407-729-1082 or 407-870-4648.Wills and TrustsCapital Estates Educational Services will host a complimentary informational lecture presented by Wealth Preservation Associates Feb. 26 at 6 p.m. in the Adult Learning Center Osceola, 2320 New Beginnings Road, Kissimmee. The topic for the presentation will be Wills and Trusts. The lecture information is provided purely as an educational service. No legal matters will discussed and all requests for further information will be referred to appropriate legal counsel for individual consultation. If you have recently relocated to Florida or updated your will this seminar is designed for you. Reservations are required. RSVP to Joe McQuaid at 407-593-2243 or Tom Dalton at 407-908-3708.Addressing elder legal issues Attorney Health Kirson from the Elder Law Center for Kirson and Fuller will speak on the topic of elder legal issues Friday at 11 a.m. noon at the Osceola County Council on Aging at 700 Generation Point, Kissimmee. Reservations are not required. For any questions or for more information call the council at 407483-8532.BVL music programDo you have a desire to learn to sing or play the piano and not break your wallet? For just $7 you can have a half hour lesson in either voice or piano every Wednesday afternoon. Come join the pilot music program at the Robert Guevara Community Center at 501 Florida Parkway in Kissimmee. For more information, call Christa Brown at 407-201-6333.Friends Who CareThe Friends Who Care Club of Osceola County meets the third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the St. Cloud Senior Center at 3101 17th St. Membership is open to men and women from 18 years and up. Members conduct various FunRaisers throughout the year to help local charities and the American Cancer Societys annual Relay for Life. This year the St. Cloud event will be held in April and will be a bus trip to the Hard Rock Casino in Tampa. The trip is open to the public and is scheduled for March 13. The bus will leave the Publix Shopping Center on Dyer Boulevard, Kissimmee, at 11:45 a.m.; Partin Settlement Publix Shopping Center, St. Cloud, at 12:15 p.m. and the Senior Friends Building, Kissimmee, at 12:45 p.m. Guests may choose any of the stops but must have a reservation. Cost is $25 per person and includes $30 free play ticket, which will be given to each passenger when they arrive at the casino. Guests will have an opportunity to enjoy the activities at the casino from 2 to 7 p.m. To make reservations or for more information, call Irene at 407-738-5300.Ice cream socialAn ice cream social sponsored by Belles and Beaus Dance Club will be Feb. 13, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the Marks St. Recreation Complex, 55 E. Marks St., Orlando. The Soft Touch band will perform line and Latin dance music. Refreshments will be provided. Singles and couples are welcome. Cost is $5 per person. For more information, call 407-2777008.OCEATodays (Feb. 7) meeting of the OCEA will meet at 1 p.m. at the OCEA Office. Russell Anderson will be the CHAT speaker. RSVP to Ann Tyler, president, or the office by Feb. 4, by calling 407-729-1082, or 407-8704648. Education retirees, come and join. Ice cream socialAn ice cream social sponsored by Belles and Beaus Dance Club will be Feb. 13, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the Marks St. Recreation Complex, 55 E. Marks St., Orlando. The Soft Touch band will perform line and Latin dance music. Refreshments will be provided. Singles and couples are welcome. Cost is $5 per person. For more information, call 407-2777008.February Hipstoric 3rd FridayMoonlight on MainJoin us for the February Hipstoric 3rd FridayMoonlight on Main events in St. Cloud. There will be free carriage rides, carnations for the ladies, a movie in the park, food trucks, an antique car show and Timothy Mikus playing on New York Ave. Stage from 4:40 to 7:30 p.m. Pre-order your picnic from Danas Cobblestone Caf or Chimento s Spaghetti House. Wine and chocolate tasting will be available at select merchants. These events are hosted and sponsored by Centerstate Bank located by the food trucks at the corner of 10th St. and Pennsylvania Ave.Driver safety classA driver safety class will be held Feb. 19 starting at 9 a.m. and ending by 4 p.m. at the Osceola County Council on Aging, 700 Generation Point, Kissimmee. The AARP Driver Safety Program helps participants refine driving skills and develop safedriving habits. Cost is $12 for AARP members and $14 for nonmembers. Registration is required. Call 407593-1957.Intercession City Civic AssociationThe following are hosted by the Intercession City Civic Association: The association invites the public to a community luncheon held every Tuesday at noon in the Civic Center at 1535 Immokalee St. Its an all you can eat home-cooked meal, dessert and drink for only a $2 donation. The Bread Basket is located on Immokalee St. in Intercession City and is open to those facing a difficult time obtaining food and is free. There you will find bread, possibly a dessert item and/or other food item(s) that have been made available to the Bread Basket. The hours are Monday through Friday from 8 to 10 a.m.Elmers Meal KitchenElmers Meal Kitchen Ministry is a 501c3 approved nonprofit ministry serving free hot meals to the needy and homeless in the community of St. Cloud. A combined total of 33 local community churches, ministry groups, businesses and restaurants have been voluntarily serving for over 12 years. Contact your church leader or current group serving you if you would like to participate in serving meals. If your church cannot serve, get it involved by making love offerings and memorial donations to help purchase food items needed. Elmers Meal Kitchen Director Carol Broski can be reached at 407-9579839.Lois ClubThe annual meeting of the Lois Club will be Feb. 12 at Golden Corral in Kissimmee at 11:30 a.m. If your name is Lois or you are a friend of Lois you are invited. This is a national organization. For more information, call Lois Dale at 407-846-2848 or Lois Richards at 407-847-3385.St. Cloud RunningThe St. Cloud running group meets at Crabby Bills Tuesday and Thursday at 6:30 p.m. and running/ walking begins at 6:45 p.m.Central Floridas Next Big StarThe Childrens Advocacy Center for Osceola, Inc. (CAC) will host its fifth Annual Central Floridas Next Big Star singing competition April 6. The black-tie-optional gala event will be at The Rosen Centre Hotel on International Drive and will include a cocktail hour with hors doeuvres, silent and live auctions and a fullcourse dinner. Following the dinner will be an evening of live entertainment, featuring 10 of the regions most talented vocalists who will compete for the title of the 2013 Central Floridas Next Big Star. A panel of judges will select the evenings winner, who will receive a $1,000 cash prize. All proceeds for the event will support The Childrens Advocacy Center for Osceola, Inc. For more information on the CAC, visit www.osceolakids.com.American Legion eventsThe American Legion of St. Cloud Post 80 will have the following events: Mondays: Bingo starting at 6 p.m. in the smoke-free Civic Hall. Tuesdays: Dart tournament starting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays: Italian Dinner Night, cost is $5.75. Thursdays: Free pool, dinner specials, $1 drafts, trivia game night starting at 8 p.m. Fridays: Free shuffleboard from 3 to 7 p.m. Grill menu weekly, prime rib dinners first and third weeks from 5 to 8 p.m. Karaoke weekly at 8 p.m. Saturdays: Road Kill Bingo first and third weeks; N.Y. Strip dinner first and fourth weeks; fish fry dinner second week. Sundays: Full breakfast 8 to 11 a.m., bar bingo from 2 to 4 p.m. Post 80 is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. If you are a veteran, or the spouse, son or daughter of a veteran, we invite you to speak with us regarding membership in the American Legion, Auxiliary, riders or Sons of the American Legion. The Post is located at 1019 Pennsylvania Ave., St. Cloud. For more information, call the post at 407-892-8808 or Mike Turco at 352-572-1261.Question and answer with Dr. AtiqThe Celiac/Crohns of Osceola Support (COOCS) will host question and answer time with Dr. Basger Atiquzzaman (Dr. Atiq), a gastroenterologist, Feb., 13 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Pro-Health Family Physicians, 3100 17th St. St., Cloud. Refreshments will be provided, but it is asked to request your spot ahead of time. For more information or to request your spot call Barb at 407-908-5607 or bthomas@embarqmail.com.The Show StoppersLooking for a way to rock your world and support a worthy cause on a Sunday afternoon? On Feb. 10 from 2 to 4 p.m. at The Womans Club, 1014 Massachusetts Ave., St. Cloud, the Show Stoppers will perform rock-and-roll favorites from the 1950s through the 1980s. Their concert includes guest artists from St. Clouds Dance Central and the Harmony High School Ballroom Dance team. Door prizes, swing dancing, costume changes and skits with audience participation. Arrive early for the best seats. Tickets are $10 and must be purchased in advance or at the St. Cloud Heritage Museum Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds will be donated to the Womans Club Scholarships fund for o Girls doing good A driver safety class will be Feb. 19 starting at 9 a.m. and ending by 4 p.m. at the Osceola County Council on Aging, 700 Generation Point, Kissimmee. Cost is $12 for AARP members and $14 for nonmembers. Registration is required. Call 407-593-1957.Drive safely Whats happening?Submitted PhotoThe Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Good Citizen award is intended to encourage a nd reward the qualities of d ependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Seniors from t he O sceola C ounty high schools are invited to enter the scholarship essay contest. One senior from this group is chosen as the overal l winner from O sceola County and then is sent to be judged at the state level. From left are: Lisa Busto, g ood citizen c hairman; Letitia Ramnarine, P oinciana High School; Jaclyn Swyers, S t. Cloud High School; G ladys Castillo, Liberty High School; J eana Pruim, Harmony High School; Laura S ilva, The O sceola C ounty School for the Arts. See Community, page B-4 COMMUNITYCOMMUNITYSee additional Community Events/News at www.aroundosceola.com

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Page B4, St. Cloud and Harmony High School students. For more information, call 407-9571845 or 407-701-5843. Saturday night church serviceNeptune Road Baptist Church at 1620 Neptune Road, Kissimmee, is having a Saturday night church service starting at 8 p.m. the second and fourth Saturday of each month. Everyone is invited. VFW Post 3227 eventsThe following events will be taking place at VFW Post 3227, 915 New York Ave., St. Cloud: Bingo every Wednesday. Early bird begins at 6:30 p.m. Regular bingo will begin at 7 p.m. Post 3227 will be sponsoring a rummage sale and flea market Friday, March 15, and Saturday, March 16, at VFW Post 3227, 915 New York Ave., St. Cloud. Indoor tables will be available for rental for $15 per table, cost covers both days. Outdoor spaces will be $10 per space for both days. You will need to furnish your own table. Call or stop by the post to reserve your table. For more information call 407-892-6761.Tobacco-free meetingInterested in making a difference within your communi ty by promoting tobacco-free and healthy lifestyles? Join the partnership. The mission of the Osceola County tobacco Prevention Partnership is to promote a tobacco-free environment for Osceola County residents and visitors. The partnership meets once a quarter and participates in a variety of community events. There is no cost to attend the meeting and new members are always welcome. The next meeting will be Wednesday, Feb. 6, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Osceola County Health Department, 1875 Boggy Creek Road, Kissim mee. For more information, contact Monifa Charles at 407-343-2170. Golden Wedding Anniversary celebrationA Golden Wedding Anniversary celebration will be Feb. 12 starting at 7 p.m. The cele bration will be at the St. Cloud Senior Center, 3101 17th St. A buffet will follow the anni versary program, guests are asked to bring a dish to share. The night will finish with the music of the Osceola Community Orchestra. For more information, con tact John Dutt at 407-7441700. Sons of Italy 2523The Osceola County Order Sons of Italy in America Lodge 2523 meets at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday of each month at Kissimmee Bay Golf and Country Club. The lodge welcomes all men and women of Ital ian heritage (or spouse that is Italian) to join. It holds events throughout the year for charities and high school scholarships. For more information, contact lodge president Gertrude Dorries at 321-286-6787 for more information.Osceola Community OrchestraThe Osceola Community Orchestra welcomes orchestra musicians high school age and older to our Monday evening rehearsals at 7 p.m. at the Senior Center. For more information, contact Bill Lauer at 407-8925011.The N.E., N.Y. N.J. ClubThe New England, New York, and New Jersey club meet the third Tuesday of each month at the senior cen ter, hall B, 3101 17th St., St. Cloud, (through April). Bring a pot luck dish and utensils. For more information, call 407-957-3952.Tai chi and qigong (Chinese yoga)Tai Chi and qigong (Chinese yoga) classes being offered by Madame Wu Tuesdays from 1 to 2 p.m. at the St. Cloud Senior Center, 3101 17th St., St. Cloud, and Wednesdays from 5 to 6 p.m., at the Barney Veal Center, 700 Generation Point, Kissimmee. All classes taught by donation. For more information, call Madame Wu at 407-7387001. The St. Cloud Line Dance Club The St. Cloud Line Dance Club, 3101 17th St., St. Cloud, meets: Monday, novice (2-2:30 p.m.); beginner 2:30-3 p.m.); intermediate (3-5 p.m.). Thursday, novice (5:30-6 p.m.); beginner (6-7 p.m.); intermediate (7-9 p.m.). Its a $1 donation for the day. Call Glenda Brown at 407744-3892 for more information.Osceola Coin ClubThe group will meet at Broadway Pizza in the side room every first Monday of the month at 6 p.m. The group will be for trading, sell ing or buying coins for those interested. Call Ron at 407944-9718 for information.DARThe Joshua Stevens Chap ter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meet ings are held the second Sat urday of each month. The group welcomes visitors. Anyone interested in learning more about DAR or need help in searching for possible family members who fought in the war, contact Jan at 407-846-0676 or Carole at 407-846-1992 for more information.DAV 148Ladies Day is every Wednesday, $1 off your drink from 11 a.m. until close. We have barnyard bingo on the first and third Saturday of each month starting at noon. Wear your red shirt on Fridays to show your support for our Troops. Wear one on the second and fourth Friday of each month and the non-premium long necks are $1 from 11 a.m. until close. Our monthly meetings are on the third Sunday each month. DAVA at 2 p.m. and DAV at 3:30 p.m.. Happy hours are 5 to 7 p.m. daily.CommunityContinued from Page B-3 See Community, page B-5 DAVIS Laura Pauline Hawkesworth Underwood Davis, 88, of St. Cloud, FL went home to be with her Lord on January 23, 2013. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m., Tu esday, February 12, 2013 at First United Methodist Church in St. Cloud, Florida. Rev. Mike Briggs will be officiating. Laura was born in Wo rceste r, MA on July 14, 1924. After graduating from High School, she entered the Navy, where she served as a Pharmacist Mate 2nd class from 1944 to 1946. In 1951, she graduated from Indiana University with a Bachelor Degree in Nursing. Laura worked as a nurse for St. Anthony Hospital in Michigan City, IN and taught Sunday School and was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary at First United Methodist Church of Chesterton, Indiana for many years. In 1982, after relocating to St. Cloud, FL, she worked as a charge nurse at Avanti (formerly St. Cloud Healthcare) for 12 years. She also worked as an RN, played piano and read the newspaper to residents at New Dimensions for many years. After retirement, Laura enjoyed playing the piano at numerous nursing homes around the St. Cloud area, as well as church dinners and other functions as a member of First United Methodist Church of St. Cloud. She was actively involved in PEO, a philanthropic educational organization, where she twice served as their chapter president. Laura is survived by her husband, Albert Davis, sons Robert James (Cindi Haire), Creighton Walter, Ian Maxwell (Jody) and Peter Bennett (Jeanette), two grandchildren, Gabriel Tr istan Underwood and Madelyn Eryn Underwood, her sister, Louise Lee (Orie), 3 nieces, 2 nephews and many friends. Laura is preceded in death by her first husband, Dr. Robert J. Underwood, her parents Katheryn and Walter Hawkesworth, her sister, Maggie Engel and her granddaughte r, Katheryn Ay n Underwood. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be given to Vistas Innovative Hospice Care, 1200 North Central Ave., Ste. 200, Kissimmee, FL 34741. VARNEY John Walter Va rn ey, Jr., age 27 from St. Cloud, Florida, has joined the presence of Our Lord, this February 1st, 2013, at the St. Cloud Hospital. He was born on the 12th of Novembe r, 1985 at the same place where he grew up and had his family. He was a great Father and Friend to his son, We sley Va rn ey, age 5. Also survived, his first Love and Mother of his son, Jessica Norsworthy, Kim Va ughn, mothe r, John Walter Va rn ey, Sr., fathe r, Jesse Va rn ey, brothe r, he also had Step Mothe r, Andrea Va rn ey, sister and brothe r, Ta usha McMillen and Brandon Cassidy and many Aunts, Uncles and Cousins. John Walter Va rn ey, Jr. had a wonderful personality and was full of Spirit. He will be missed Dearly. We now know that Johns soul is at peace and he now walks with God. To send Condolences or for further information, please call 407-924-1752. POTENZIANI Donald F. Potenziani passed away in the early morning of Saturday, February 2, 2013 in his home. The 80 year old Navy veteran was survived by his loving wife of 58 years Nora, his sister Carolyn Johnson of AR., and his brother Enrico Potenziani of GA., along with his children Theresa Potenziani Ennis & husband Joseph Ennis, Donald F. Potenziani Jr. & wife Cynthia Potenziani, Maryann Potenziani Lake & husband Fred Lake, Debra Potenziani Kelley & husband Christopher Kelley. Not to mention his loving grandchildren, Crystal Loy, Amanda Ennis, Shawn Potenziani, Michael Lake, and Cassandra Lake, along with his great grandchildren Alyssa & Kalie Loy and Luke Huntley. Donald's selfless love was felt by many in the community and he was a surrogate father figure to all who needed his special love but especially Erik and Kerri Stewart and their great family. Throughout his lifetime he had always stressed the importance of love and family. His most recent favorite pastimes were cooking a big family dinner on Sunday for his family and friends and watching his beloved Orlando Magic play, even if just to yell at the t.v. In his earlier years he enjoyed dancing and making all the women swoon. But only had eyes for Nora. He will forever be in our hearts and loved... ObituariesFor daily obituaries and services please visit our Website: www.aroundosceola.com YES! 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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page B5 The service officer is here on Tuesdays from noon until 4 p.m. We are located at 21 E. Keen Street, Kissimmee, phone 407-846-4141.Heel and Toe Square Dance Club Come and dance with the Heel and Toe Western Square Dance Club Monday nights at The Annex, 702 Indiana Ave., St. Cloud. Admission is $5 per person. Dances begin at 7 p.m. Traditional square dance attire is optional. The caller is nationallyknown caller Bill Boyd, edi tor and publisher of Bow and Swing magazine. Call Paul and Ellen at 407-931-1688 (home) or 407-319-0790 (cell) for more information. One Word At A TimeIf you are an aspiring writ er or a published author, join One Word At A Time. Its motto is writers helping writ ers. It offers education, critique, networking and support to adult fiction writers. Meetings are held on the second Thurs day of each month from 6 to 8 p.m. at Susans Courtside Cafe, 18 S. Orlando Ave, in Kissimmee. For more information, email Randy Austin at flen viro@gmail.com.American Legion Post 10The American Legion Post 10 is having the following events: Friday, bingo at 5:30 p.m. and seafood dinner until 7:30 p.m. There is a Saturday dinner and dance. Sunday, bingo at 3 p.m. Monday at 6 p.m., karaoke with food served. Tuesday at noon, karaoke with food being served. Barn yard bingo is the first and third Thursday.St. Cloud Senior Center, Inc.Monday night: Social dance from 7 to 10 p.m. in Hall A. Live band all Mon days, all year, but is subject to hall maintenance scheduling. A donation of $3 per person is requested. Saturday Night: Country dance from 7 to 10 p.m. in Hall A. Live bands November through April; a donation of $3 per person is requested. Other months, music will be by DJ and admission is free. All ages are welcome. Line Dancing Smith N Western Advanced Line Dance Club meets at the St. Cloud Senior Center on Fri days from 6 to 9 p.m. in Hall A. Lessons and open dance. Basic knowledge of line dance steps is required. All ages welcome. There is a $2 donation is requested. Call instructor Gail Smith at 407-408-5039.American Legion EventsThe American Legion of St. Cloud Post 80 will have the following events: Mondays: Bingo at 6 p.m. in the smoke-free Civic Hall. Tuesdays: Dart tourna ment at 7:30 p.m.. Wednesdays: Italian dinner night ($5.75). Thursdays: Free pool. Wing night 10 for $5. $1 Drafts. Trivia game night 8 p.m. Fridays: Free shuffleboard from 3 to 7 p.m. Grill menu weekly, prime rib dinners first and third weeks, 5 to 8 p.m. Karaoke weekly at 8 p.m. Saturdays: fish fry dinner and roadkill bingo first and third weeks; NY strip dinner second and fourth weeks. Sundays: Full breakfast 8 to 11 a.m.; bar bingo 2 to 4 p.m. Post 80 is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. If you are a veteran, or the spouse, son or daughter of a veteran, the post speak with the post regarding member ship in the American Legion, Auxiliary, Riders or Sons of the American Legion. For more information, call the post at 407-892-8808 or Mike Turco at 352-5721261. The post is located at 1019 Pennsylvania Ave., St. Cloud Order of Confederate RoseThe Frances Kirby Smith 22 Chapter, Order of Confed erate Rose is an independent support group to the Sons of Confederate Veterans and local camps thereof. It is non profit, nonracial, nonpolitical and nonsectarian. Confeder ate ancestry is not required for membership. It assists SCV with its his torical, educational, benevo lent and social functions. Spe cial emphasis is placed on the preservation of Confederate symbols. The meetings are held the third Saturday of each month at 10 a.m. at the Veterans Memorial Library, Barbara Thornton Room, in St. Cloud. For more informa tion, email franceskirbysmith 22ocr@gmail.comSt. Cloud Garden ClubThe St. Cloud Garden Club will meet on the second Sat urday of each month from October to May at 11:30 a.m. at the St. Cloud Senior Center on 17th Street. Its a pot luck lunch, mem bers should contribute. The topics covered will be information on vegetable plants, flowers, shrubs and trees. There also will be exhibits of live plants and flower arrangements. For more information, call 407-870-0671. Frances Kirby Smith 22 Chapter, Osceola County Support Group for Mental Illness Osceola County Support Group for Mental Illness is a free anonymous support group for bi-polar, depres sion and anxiety disorders and their families. It meets every Monday evening at the Veterans Memorial Library, 810 13th St., St. Cloud, sec ond floor in the Barbara U. Thornton Room from 7 to 8:30 p.m.. For more information, call 407-556-4998 or 407-8929272 in the evening. Lodge No. 80 F&AMThe Orange Blossom Lodge No. 80 F&AM meets the first and third Monday of each month. There is a social at 6 p.m. and meeting at 7:30 p.m. The lodge is at 321 E. Dakin Ave., Kissimmee. For more information, contact the secretary, Johnny Brock, at 321-624-2682 or email jbrock65@cfl.rr.com.Shop, dine, strollDowntown St. Cloud is alive from 5-9 p.m. on the third Friday evening of every month. Enjoy restaurants, bou tiques and antiques. There are always local musicians and artists as well as raffles and door prizes and many other activities throughout the downtown business district. Osceola Stamp ClubThe Osceola Stamp Club meets the first and third Wednesday of the month from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the Barney E. Veal Center, 700 Generation Point, Kissimmee. Come trade, sell and meet other stamp col lectors. New members are welcome and needed to keep the club going. For more information, call Charles Frazer at 407-2014192.English Country Dance ClubThe English Country Dance Club meets every sec ond Saturday year round at the St. Cloud Senior Citizens Center, 3101 17th Street, St. Cloud, from 2 to 5 p.m. Learn to dance early English style dances, no partner is needed, and beginners are welcome. Cost is $5 per per son. Bring a snack to share. For more information call Diana Kehr at 407-8476055.St. Cloud Masonic LodgeSt. Cloud Lodge No. 221 F & A.M. hosts stated com munications on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 7:30 p.m. Dinner is at 6:30 p.m. at the Masonic Lodge, 901 Oregon Ave., St. Cloud. Contact Jim Rouse, sec retary, at 407-892-4412 or email yeggp@ aol.com.St. Cloud Horseshoe ClubThe St. Cloud Horseshoe Club invites everyone to join the group. The horseshoe pits are located between the St. Cloud Civic Center and the St. Cloud Senior Center on 17th Street. The 2012-13 tournament schedule is Oct. 20, Nov. 10, Dec. 8, Feb. 9, 2013, March 9, 2013 and April 13, 2013. Members of the National Horseshore Pitchers Associa tion (NHPA) and of the Flor ida State Horseshoe Pitchers Association (FLSHPA) can qualify to pitch at the tourna ments. Tournament director Vick ie Marteney may be contacted at 321-297-1802. More information is avail able at the NHPA website. The clubs practice sessions contacts are: John Grayson at 407-873-8240 and Tom Gowan at 321-443-6871.The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War The Sons of Union Vet erans of the Civil War meets at the Senior Center, 3101 17th St., St. Cloud, at 1 p.m. the first Saturday of every other month except for January and July. In those months, the group meets on the second Saturday. For more information, visit http://www.c4dofsuvcw.org/ camp4officers.html Travel ClubThe Ahoy! Carefree Travel Club meets every first and third Monday at the Elks Lodge on Kings Highway in Kissimmee. 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By Ken Jackson Staff W riter Wisconsin native David Nolan has been chosen to guide the new chapter in the future of the Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber of Commerce. Nolan, a previous leader in association management, economic development and public policy development in places like Cleveland, Milwaukee, Toledo, Ohio and Tulsa, Okla., was introduced as the new president and CEO of the local chamber on Saturday at its 88th annual meeting at Disneys Contemporary Resort. He officially begins work on Feb. 18. Nolan replaces Mike Horner, who stepped down from the chamber and his state House of Representatives seat last fall. Horner remained on board through the end of January in order to help facilitate the transition. Nolan has been in Central Florida since November 2011 working with (and opening the Central Florida office of) the firm Horizon Hospitality Associates, which handles executive CEO placements for the hospitality and Convention & Visitors Bureau industry and the Chambers of Commerce market segment. Mark McHugh, the chambers chairman of the board and a member of the selection committee, said Nolans wealth of leadership experience in building business relationships and economic networking opportunities. We are very excited to have Dave on board. He possesses a dynamic and inclusive leadership style that will allow him to work closely with our partners and members as we focus on our core competencies of creating a strong local economy for continued growth of our community, McHugh said. Although he is relatively new to our region, his warm, open and relationship-building persona will help him quickly insert himself into the rich fabric of our chamber and community. Nolan said he applied for this job in December because it presented a wonderful opportunity to make an impact Serving Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Poinciana, Harmony, Narcoossee, BVL 117TH YEAR THURSDAY EDITION 50 CENTS FEBRUARY 7, 2013 New winning products you cant live without... Page C-1HomefinderOsceola, St. Cloud host regional wrestling tournaments ... Page A-11 Sports For the latest activities, events and classes, see...Page B-3 We ekend We atherPa r tly cloudy No chance of rain Nominees selected for School Related Employee of the YearThere are more than 3,000 schoolrelated non-instructional employees in the school district and 68 of them have been selected by their schools and departments as nominees for the award. See page A-3 Index Schools r fn t tb f br r f b r n t Photo. Stargazers from across Florida gathered Feb. 2 on the town square at Harmony for the annual Dark Sky Festival, a celebration of all things celestial. See page A-5 CommunityDo you plan on going to the Silver Spurs Rodeo this year? Yes, I go every year. it d oesnt interest me. I might go. busy. Vote at www.around osceola.com Results from the Jan. 31 Question of the week: Bowl? 72% San Francisco 49ers 18.3% Its too close to call. 8.3% Im not going to watch. 1.2%Kissimmee chamber taps new president By Jessica Solis For the News-Gazette As recently as five years ago, Elven Adams could o ften be found fishin g with his children at the St. Cloud Lakefront Park, or planning trips to the beach with his wife Karen Adams. It was a typical St. Cloud life for the father of five. But a myriad of healthrelated issues have put his previously active life to a halt, and last year, his body finally began to give up. Kidney disease, diabetes and neuropathy have left him feeling stuck, he said. A day can begin and end with seizures that temporarily paralyze his arms and legs. With his wife at work, and his children at school, Adams struggles to l ook after himself during the day. I dont know whats going to happen, he said. Hes now hoping to turn to the community and beyond for help. In November, his sisterin-law Suzette Walz created a fundraiser for Adams and his family through Give Forward, an online crowdfunding platform focused on raising money for medical related expenses.Father struggling with medical conditions turning to community News-Gazette Photo/Jessica SolisA fundraiser has been set up for the Adams family to help father, Elven, with medical expenses. From left are: Elven, his daughter, Brianna, his wife, Karen and his two sons, Brian and Brett. See Family, page A-5 News-Gazette Photo/Andrew SullivanWisconsin native David Nolan, a previous leader in association management, economic development and public policy development, has been chosen as the new Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber of Commerce president and CEO. By Fallan Patterson Staff W riter When employees for the Osceola County Clerk of Courts Office get ready for work on Monday, theyll have to be more selective about their clothing choices. Within a month of taking office, Clerk of Court Armando Ramirez revised the existing dress code into a more detailed, six-page document, complete with descriptions and photographs of appropriate and inappropriate clothing. Ramirez updated the dress code to give employees a better guideline on what to wear and what not to wear to the office. Projecting a more professional atmosphere is key to the direction Ramirez wants to take the office. The majority of our hardworking employees already dress for success, but we wanted a more specific policy in place, Ramirez said. The new dress code mainly focuses on women, as they comprise 90 percent of the clerks office workforce, said Marvin Cortner, public information officer for the Revised Clerks Office dress code effective on Monday By Lisa DCato For the News-Gazette At a town hall meeting held on Monday at Palmetto Elementary School in Poinciana, the group Poinciana Incorporation Now Citizens Organization 2014 (Pinchos 2014), led by Valentin Ramos, asked the 130 residents a question: Are you willing to fight with us? Pinchos is restarting the process of trying to incorporate Poinciana as a city government. The group held Monday nights meeting to gain resident input. Based on those who were in attendance, Pinchos will move forward in the fight for incorporation of the villages of Poinciana by looking to place it on the 2014 election ballot. Keith Laytham, chair of the group Poinciana Residents for Smart Change, presented statistics from Census 2010 to support the need for a municipality in Poinciana incorporation plans return for discussion See Clerk, page A-7 See Poinciana, page A-7 See Chamber, page A-3 Ramirez 020713.TNG

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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page A3 Awards season in Osceola County is much more than Oscars, Tonys and Grammys. Its all related to education. The nominees have been named for the Osceola School Districts 2013 School-Related Employee of the Year. There are more than 3,000 school-related noninstructional employees in the school district and 68 of them have been selected by their schools and departments as nominees for the award. This years nominees are: Acclaim Academy Porter Strudwick; Alternative Programs Debbie Sullivan; ALCO/Challenger Carol C. Tudor; Bellalago Academy Beth Padgett; Boggy Creek Elementary Hector J. Maisonet-Ruiz; Canoe Creek Charter Kimberly Funkhouser; Celebration High Julieta Lues; Celebration School K-8 Angela Malave; Central Avenue Elementary Alma Fontaine; Chestnut Elementary School for Science and Engineering Moises Diaz; Cypress Elementary Susan Compton; Deerwood Elementary Diana Cruz; Denn John Middle Billie Jo Szlezak; Discovery Intermediate Angel L. Fonseca Santiago; East Lake Elementary Cassie Tichenor; Flora Ridge Elementary Linsley Joseph; Four Corners Charter Dana LeRoux; Gateway High Thelma Sue S anborn; Harmony Community Alfredo Torres; Harmony High Helen Ann Manning; Hickory Tree Elementary Rena Avant; Highlands Elementary Daisy B urgos; Horizon Middle Luis O. Otero Cruz; Kissimmee Charter Academy Lou Quinones; Kissimmee Elementary Alice M. Fitzpatrick; Kissimmee Middle Odemaris Suarez Angulo; Koa Elementary Wilkens Etienne; Lakeview Elementary Shelly Smith; Liberty High Edwin De Jesus; Mavericks High Rafael Tavarez; Michigan Ave Elementary Eda Coffey; Mill Creek Elementary Daisy Colon; Narcoossee Elementary Simone Ciulla; Narcoossee Middle Sharon Mc Causland; Neptune Elementary Kirk Kempney; Neptune Middle Keli Prickett; New Beginnings Edwin Rios; Osceola County Schools for the Arts Judith Maria Lowell; Osceola High Kim L. Fowler; Parkway Middle Yamil H. Quezada; Partin Settlement Elementary Myra D. Schaalma; PATHS Ariel Soto; Pleasant Hill Elementary Angela Teresa Owens; Poinciana Academy of Fine Arts Dian Jarvis; Poinciana High Lymari Vargas; PM Wells Charter Academy Nancy Porto; Reedy Creek Elementary Teresa Annette Norris; St. Cloud Elementary Ann Graves; St. Cloud High Omar Rivas; St. Cloud Middle Jennifer Wiggins; Sunrise Elementary Sandralee Rodriguez; TECO Christine Ramirez; Thacker Ave Elementary Sandra Ortiz; Ventura Elementary Diane Phillips-Starke; Westside K-8 Angela Marie Pierre Zenith Cindy M. Sinclair; Business and Finance Bianca Luz Morales; Curriculum and Instruction Carlos R. Hernandez; Exceptional Student Education Rodolfo Medina Pagan; Facilities Katherine Pulla; Human Resources Sheila Williams; Maintenance Jim Sanborn; Media and Instructional Technology Frances Rivera; Purchasing and Warehouse Cheryl Jessee; Administration and Student Services Gwen Gerue; Transportation: Simpson Road Facility Evandro Fracasso; Transportation: Horizon Facility Anita C. Nadeau; and Transportation: St. Cloud Facility Martha Alvarez. Congratulations to these outstanding employees for e arning such well-deserved recognition, said Superintendent Melba Luciano. Our school-related professionals are the backbone of our district, and they work extremely hard each and every day to support our students and teachers towards the highest student achievement. This is the first step in the process to select this years School-Related Employee of the Year. The field of nominees will be narrowed down to the top ten finalists by a panel of judges. The Osceola School Districts 2013 District SchoolRelated Employee of the Year, along with the districts Teacher of the Year, will be announced at the Education Foundations Education Awards event at the Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center on March 15. in the place that he live s. As a resident, I introduced myself to area leaders, Nolan said. Reaching to the community will be significant, as there is merit in telling the same story. Born in New London, Wisconsin, a suburb of Green Bay where he was a high school football teammate of San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernicks father, Nolan is a career veteran of the hospitality industry and various chamber organizations. Included in his rich background is a 13-year stint with Marriott Hotels, during which was named Marketing Director of the Year and Sports Executive of the Year. He spent five years (198994) as president/CEO of Visit Milwaukee, the regions premier destination marketing organization, before taking the same role at Positively Cleveland. There he helped open the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and helped double the organizations operating budget to more than $9 million. Over his nine-year tenure, tourist visits to the region rose from 4 million to 9 million. In 2009, after a stint back in the private sector, Nolan was recruited in a national search to serve as president of destination Toledo in 2009, where he led an 18 county effort to brand the region, an effort that resulted in the tagline, The Home of the New Manufacturing Economy. He was then recruited to become Senior Vice President for the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, which was named U.S. Chamber of the Year for three consecutive terms. He said that while branding an area, like he did in Toledo, is a successful attribute locally, regionally and nationally, he said that would come in this area near the end of a two-year plan or so involving much research and homework. My plan for the next 30, 60, 90 days is not to speak, but to listen, he said. I hope to be a great team player. I speak the language of a prospering tourism industry, and advocate something better than hamburger-flipping wages. Nolan said that the focus in the short term will be on local economic development, revenue generation, job creation and the improvement in quality of life and business prosperity. I have a staff here spending time and effort to increase market share and doing all that, he said. While Nolan is aware of the turmoil the chamber recently saw Horner vacated the chambers top post after allegations surfaced in September that he had been a client of a prostitution service run out of an east Orlando home While I ve met with Mike once, Im not in a position to make any judgment on a person, he said. His body of work here is celebrated, and his desire to see the chamber move forward is his number one motivation. He did an excellent job running this organization, and his 15 years at the helm was terrific. It is my goal to sustain and grow what he has put into place. Nolan and his wife, Chris, have three children, who all completed undergraduate work at The Ohio State University. 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Page A4, Why are some people stuck in poverty? Dr. Ruby Payne wants to let you in on the secret. Payne is a poverty doc, or more aptly, a get-out-of-poverty doc. With a Ph.D. in educational leadership, she writes prescriptions for addressing the scourge of poverty wielded by public school systems, social service agencies and the corporate world. Her analysis is insightful, her advice practical, and it doesnt hurt that she has a delightful manner, which helps her bulldoze through the sensitive subjects of poverty, race, gender and class without ruffling feathers. Payne says that people are poor due to their own behaviors and lack of education -a rationale that appeals to political conservatives. Also, she thinks that political and economic structures keep people in poverty, even if they are hard-working, and that poor people are easily exploited -ideas to which liberals nod their heads. All of these factors conspire to strip people in generational poverty of the stabilizing personal, economic and cultural resources they need to make it into the middle class. Makes sense to me. Now what? Payne asks if youve ever driven by a beaten up trailer and seen a new satellite dish outside. Do you know kids who qualify for free or reduced lunch but manage to have a dollar or two a day to spend on ice cream? She says that people who cant understand these behaviors or are infuriated by them dont understand the hidden rules of poverty. For someone in generational poverty, it makes perfect sense to spend whatever money one possesses on a satellite dish or delicious ice cream. Poverty is very painful, Payne says, and money is used for entertainment to take away the pain. Unlike people in the middle class who are driven by work, achievement and material security, people in poverty are simply trying to get by day after day. The two chief drivers for the poor are entertainment and relationships, according to Payne. Entertainment is an escape from povertys relentless tyranny, and relationships are a substitute for money as a survival strategy. When a middle-class persons car breaks down, they call AAA, Payne quips. When it happens to someone in poverty, they call Uncle Ray. Only by understanding this mindset will teachers, social workers and employers succeed in connecting with p eople from generational poverty. As an example, Payne says that unless teachers are aware of how relationships have paramount value for an at-risk child, they wont understand the need to create a trusting, mutually respectful connection with him or her. Otherwise, the child will refuse to learn from them. Payne came to be an expert on poverty almost by accident. She was working for a public school district in Baytown, Texas, when discipline problems spiked in a school that went from 24 percent low-income to 60 percent in three years. Her analysis of what was going on and why became the focus of Paynes seminal book, A Framework for Understanding Poverty. Personally, I agree with much of her analysis, including her claim that simply having more money wont change the culture of the poor -lottery winners prove that. But I think Payne underplays the benefits of a living wage and how transformational that alone can be. Its exhausting to be poor. You may have to work more than one job, use spotty public transit and rely on undependable child care arrangements. Children of the poor are often thrust into the role of taking care of younger siblings or shouldering other adult duties. Had the United States not suffered such an erosion of wage levels for low-skill workers, where someone can work full time yet still be in poverty, I think there would be far less stress and social pathology. Paynes work is undeniably needed. Making every job in America a good job by raising the minimum wage to a living wage is needed more. You can respond to Robyns column at blumner@sptimes.com. Editors NoteSubmit letters to the editor to Osceola News-Gazette, 108 Church St., Kissimmee, FL 34741. If you wish to fax your letter to the newspaper, the number is 407-846-8516. Email letters to Editor Brian McBride at bmcbride@osceolanewsgazette.com. No more than one letter per writer will be published each month. An individual will be allowed to submit one letter of rebuttal if he or an organization he represents is the subject of a letter to the editor. 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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page A5 News-Gazette Photo/Andrew SullivanStargazers from across Florida gathered Feb. 2 on the town square at Harmony for the annual Dark Sky Festival, a celebration of all things celestial. The event featured guest speakers from NASA, activities for children and an array of telescopes available for attendees to use.Scanning the skiesIt keeps bringing us downMedicine and treatment come in spurts for Adams, receiving them only w hen t hey can be covered through the health insurance benefits his wife, Karen Adams, receives through her employer. Its enough to occasionally cover the costs of the insulin he needs to treat his diabetes, Adams said. It was that lack of steady treatment and medication that forced him to quit his job as a tow truck driver last year. Unable to support his family, his wife became the households sole income earner and his primary caretaker. The stress took a toll on her as well, and last year she was hospitalized after suffering a mild stroke. It keeps bringing us down, Karen Adams said. I think right now we need a little more support. The website, www.giveforward.com, a llows anyone around the world to donate any amount. The Adams family has received as much as $100 dollars, to as little as $2 through the website. Every cent counts, Karen Adams said. To have any help from the community, it would be like an angel sent from above, she said. To date, the Adams family has raised $262 though the website. They have a goal to raise $1,000 by March 3. They a lready have begun receiving assistance and donations from local churches and organizations. Kissimmee church Heartcry C hapel and a local chapter of the Sons of Confederate veterans donated toys during Christmas for Adams children.Keeping hope aliveMoney raised through Give Forward will be used to help cover what Karen Adams health insurance doesnt, and to prepare the family for a move to their native Wisconsin, where Adams will be looked after by his relatives. According to Give Forward CEO and co-founder Desiree Vargas Wrigley, its a common plan amongst the sites users. Theres a really big gap between what Americans can afford, and what their health insurance covers, Vargas Wrigley said. Thats where Give Forward comes in. More than 80 percent of the individuals who turn to Give Forward for assistance have some type of health insurance coverage similar to the Adams family. The average fundraiser raises approximately $4,000, Vargas Wrigley said. Money raised usually goes toward items and intangibles that can become secondary during a medical emergency, such as transportation, rent and utility bills. Vargas Wrigley said one of her companys main goals is to promote the idea of helping others when theyre down. During birthdays and weddings money is a common gift, but it also could be a gift during times of need, she said. People give money all the time, but when something devastating happens, we dont tend to give money. The company monitors fundraisers and allows users to report any suspicious activity on the website. We track and monitor every page that comes through the site for indications of fraud. Despite his physical struggles, Adams said he is not giving up on success. He hopes to return to work, and be an active father to his children once again. One of these days its going to happen, he said. One of these days Ill have it back. Donations can be made online at: www.giveforward. com/amiraclefortheadamsfamily.FamilyContinued from Page A-1 020213.SNG 013113.TNG 020713.TNG 020713.TNG 020713.TNG

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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page A7 Osceola County School Districts prekindergarten registration has begun for the 2013-14 school year. As spaces are limited, parents are now encouraged to register for an appointment as soon as possible by logging on to the school districts website at www.osceola.k12.fl.us. A registration link can be found in the center of the page. Osceola School Districts prekindergarten program is a dynamic learning environment that prepares 4-year-old children to be successful in kindergarten, school district officials said. This success is achieved by the use of a research-based language arts and math curriculum and quality intervention programs. Learning environments are enriched by the use of technology, a violin program (at certain locations) and the use of a conscious discipline program to address the social/emotional needs of students. For more information about the districts prekindergarten program, call 407-870-4911. Pre-K registration begins Poinciana. Laytham, a resident of Solivita, which is no longer part of the Association of Poinciana Villages, said he felt the need to push the goals set forth by Pinchos 2014 because he has a son and two grandchildren who live in Poinciana Village 7. Currently, Poincianas local government is the Association of Poinciana Villages, a homeowners association. On Jan. 7, the Board of Directors of the Association of Poinciana Villages voted to bring in an outside group, Continental, to handle the management of the association. Poinciana straddles the Osceola and Polk county lines. The county gives us nothing. If we dont put our hands in the bowl, we get nothing, said community leader Annette BrownBest. However, at least one resident said that Poinciana had been down this road before, noting the past feasibility study done by the University of Central Florida. Ramos stated that he was using this past study, adjusting and modifying to exclude the areas on Pleasant Hill Road, Poinciana Boulevard and Solivita. This is a meeting to see if the community would like to move forward, not an incorporation meeting, Ramos said after fielding more questions. Ramos added that the goal was to see if this was financially feasible, citing the income needed to support the level of services needed in a municipality. Lets make life better for everyone, Ramos said. Are you willing to fight with us? Lets move forward. clerks office. W ith reports of female employees wearing heavily sequined blouses and high heeled shoes so tall the wearer could barely walk in them, Ramirez updated the code. Some employees were taking advantage of loopholes and ambiguous language (in the old dress code), Cortner said. The new dress code details aspects of all clothing an employee might wear to work, from his or her shoes (no club-style or brightly colored footwear or sneakers without a doctors note) to his or her top. Ladies are prohibited from wearing excessively low-cut blouses or tops with heavy beading, sequins or embellishment, skirts or dresses higher than three inches above the knee are prohibited and panty hose must be worn in the presence of a jury. Women also cannot wear ankle-high booties boots with dresses or skirts and must wear skirts or dresses that cover the tops of kneehigh boots. Men also were addressed, with male employees directed to wear dress slacks or khaki pants and dress shoes or loafers to the office. Men must also wear dress shirts with a jacket and tie while attending court functions and must wear a tie if they choose to wear a dress shirt. Both sexes are prohibited from wearing saggy or clingy pants, denim or leather clothing or utility pants with carpenter loops. Tattoos cannot be visible to the public and must be covered with clothing or a bandage, including tattoos visible through panty hose. Body and facial piercing are prohibited unless completely indiscernible to the public, with the exception of earrings. No more than two tasteful earrings are permitted per earlobe and visible earrings in the upper part of the ear are prohibited. Additionally, Ramirez discontinued casual Fridays on the grounds that the image our employees present to the public is always professional. Employees who violate the dress code policy by dressing inappropriately could be sent home to change and subsequent violations could lead to termination. Employees unhappy with some of the changes declined to comment publicly for fear of retaliation. Ramirez had assistance in drafting the new policy. Senior and mid-level management, including the clerks special projects team, reviewed dress code policies at private businesses as well as other clerk of court and government offices before decided on the final policy, Cortner said in a statement. Most of the responses we have seen to the news coverage of the dress code, which goes into effect Feb. 11, have been positive, Cortner said. The Clerks Office on M onday was contacted by the assistant city manager of Green Cove Springs, south of Jacksonville in Clay County, who saw an article about the new dress code and wanted a copy of it because that city is considering revising its own policy, Cortner added. 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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page A11 By Rick Pedone Sports Editor Many of Floridas best high school wrestlers come to Osceola County Friday and Saturday for the 3A-2 (at Osceola High) and 2A-2 (at St. Cloud High) regional meets. The top four wrestlers from each weight class at last weeks district meets advanced to the regionals. The top four at the regionals progress to the state meets at the Lakeland Center Feb. 15-16. Both regionals begin at noon Friday and resume with the semifinals at 10 a.m. Saturday. Admission is $7 per session (two sessions Saturday). The finals will begin at approximately 5 p.m. Osceola (252.5) easily won the 3A-5 district championship at Liberty last week over Gateway (150), Lakeland Jenkins (101), Viera (88.5), Lakeland (79), Haines City (66.5), Ridge Community (51) and Liberty (30.5). Nine Kowboys won district championships: Ariel Dominguez (106), John Locksmith (113), Cody Dana (126), Paul Zupofska (145), Fox Baldwin (152), Spencer Lacy (170), Jhalen Flanders (182), Chris Pagan (195) and Ben Cruz (220). Baldwin (47-0) and Pagan (43-0) maintained perfect records. Dominguez is 42-1. Bird shifted Baldwin up to 152 pounds and dropped Zupofska to 145 at the district to enhance the teams chance of scoring more points at the regional and state tournaments. Baldwin, a sophomore, has won five straight district championships and consecutive state championships at Lake Highland Prep and Osceola. O sceolas H akeem But ler (120), Max Tilford (170) and Franklyn Lantigua (285) all were runners-up and advanced. The guys who were supposed to win won, so we did OK, Kowboys Coach Jim Bird said. A couple of our freshmen could have wrestled better and made it, that would be the only disappointment. Although the Kowboys have been dominant this season, they are underdogs at the regional since 11-time defending state champion Brandon will be the team to beat. Osceola wrestlers have competed at several elitelevel tournaments this season in Florida and Tennessee in their quest to win a second Class 3A state championship (2009), knowing that the powerful Eagles would be in their path. OHS has placed among the top five teams in the state each year since 2007 under Bird and assistant Rick Tribit, twice being the state runnerup. Were in the toughest region in the state, by far, Bird said. This is what weve been preparing for. We just kind of got through the district tournament last week, but our guys will be ready for this. They know whats at stake, they know what theyre up against. Even without Brandon, the region would be difficult with Palm Harbor, North Port, Manatee and Gateway in the field, Bird said. Weve got probably one of the toughest (regional) draws weve ever had, Bird said. Its going to be a challenge, but weve known that for a long time. Gateways Alex Velez (120), Austin Seward (138), Christian Vazquez (160), and Woodly Deseme (285) won district championships and were among 10 Panthers who advanced. Velez won his 170 th match, a school-record. Vazquez has won 144 matches, second only to Velez. Coach Jon Smorin has rebuilt t he Panthers oncedominant program over the past three seasons to the point that it now has several wrestlers capable of challenging for a state championship. Its the most (qualifiers) weve had in 10 years. We probably had our best showing of the season (at districts), he said. Hopefully we can take that momentum into this weekends regional tournament and get several kids to state. A lot can happen at this time of year and you never know. Also advancing for Gateway are Joseph DeJesus, Jaquan Lony, Kendro Martinez, Vincient Capuano, Victor Rodriguez and Josh Pizarro. The 2A-2 regional at St. Cloud will bring an elite group of wrestlers from defending 2A champion Spring Hill Springstead and Lakeland Lake Gibson along with 2A-5 district champion Edgewater (212). Harmony (188) was second at the 2A-5 tournament last week and St. Cloud (121) was third. Celebration (87.5) was fifth. Harmony had four district champions with Zac German (126), Jeremy Beesley (128), Dillon Gilhart (145) and Chase Lord (182). The Horns set the school record with nine district finalists and tied the school record with 12 regional qualifiers. I was happy with how we wrestled. I told our guys that everyone had to win matches for us to be successful and we did a great job of that, Coach Chris Todd said. Zac won his second district championship and he is really focused on regionals and making it to the state tournament. Chase has been a great story for us. He was 0-9 as a freshman last year and now is a district champion. Other regional qualifiers for the Horns are district runnersup Alex Muralles (113), Denzell Brown (152), Alex Calderon (160), Robert Esford (170) and Andrew Davis (220). 2 team state champs among contenders at Osceola, St. CloudOsceolas Paul Zupofska (top) won the 145-pound district championship last week and is one of 12 Kowboys wrestlers competing this weekend at the 3A-2 regional at the OHS gym. The regional begins at noon Friday. St. Cloud is hosting the 2A-2 regional, which also begins Friday. The finals begin at approximately 5 p.m. Saturday.News Gazette Photo/Andrew Sullivan Mathis takes over Eagles FB Follow us on Twitte r www.twitter.com/OsceolaSport s Brandon favored in 3A-2 region By Rick Pedone Sports Editor Even when Poinciana jumped to a 12-point firstquarter lead, Gateway Coach Bob Baker remained calm Tuesday in the 7A District 5 basketball quarterfinal at the Panthers John Ramirez gym. One thing Ill give our kids credit for is that they keep their poise, Baker said. Weve got a lot of experience out there, and I guess I just decided that at this point of the season, they know what to do. It was just a matter of waiting for them to do it. Bakers patience was rewarded. Guard Raul Cotto led a Panthers offensive explosion with 29 points, including 15 in the second quarter, as Gateway won, 82-62, to advance to Fridays 7:30 p.m. district semifinal game against top-seeded Osceola. East Ridge, a 64-46 winner over Liberty, meets No. 2 Lake Minneola in the 6 p.m. semifinal. The winners play for the championship Saturday at GHS at 7 p.m. Poinciana (12-13) pressured Gateway throughout the game and bolted to 7-0 and 16-4 leads in the opening period even though it was playing without 6-5 forward Dyland Jean-Pierre, who injured his knee last week. The Panthers (16-10) slowly whittled away Poincianas lead as guard Geo Guzman (11 points, eight assists) scored three baskets to close the gap to 20-15. Cotto, who hit four 3-point shots in the second quarter, heaved in a half-court 3-pointer at the halftime buzzer to pull the Panthers within one, 31-30. Gateway came out on fire in the third quarter and took its first lead on Felix Gonzalez (19 points) basket, 32-31, and never trailed again. Gateway enjoyed a 29-3 run in the second and third quarters that put them ahead, 56-35, late in the third period. Baker said the game was similar to one the teams played recently when the Eagles also jumped to a big lead. Thats probably why I wasnt a little more concerned. Weve got a lot of good shooters on this team and I felt it was just a matter of time before the shots started to fall, Baker said. Poinciana came out in that press and caused us some problems, but against us that leaves the wings open so we were able to get some good looks. We would have had some problems if the shots didnt start to fall. The Panthers hit a total of 11 3-point shots. Justin Peters added 11 points for Gateway. Last year, Poinciana bumped Gateway from the district semifinals on its way to the district championship. Poinciana Coach Oliver Simmons said it was a disappointing end to the teams season. It just feels frustrating right now, he said. It was tough to go without our big man (Jean-Pierre), especially when you only have one. But, the better team won. Give credit to Gateway. Their guys played well. Joey St. Hilaire had 13 for the Eagles. Darian Dickson and Marquise Strickland each had 12 Baker said Fridays game against OHS would be a challenge for his team. The Kowboys won two regular season meetings. Theyre so quick and athletic. Were not going to By Rick Pedone Sports Editor Poinciana has a new football coach Jeff Mathis, formerly the coach at Coral Springs Coral Glades High in Broward County. Mathis, 33, will be at Poinciana Monday to begin his new job. He will teach math. Its an opportunity for myself and my family, he said. Weve been looking to move to that area. My wife (Stephanie) has family up that way. The couple has two sons, Isaiah, 10, and Austin, 7 months. Poinciana Athletic Director John Bangley said that Mathis was selected from a field of 75 candidates and six finalists. The thing that separated Jeff was that he is coming in with a good plan, and he can help us with our needs in the classroom, Bangley said. We talk a lot about how important the academics are, and having a coach in the classroom emphasizes that. It helps the kids understand how important it is to be successful there. Mathis was 3-17 in two seasons at Coral Glades, 1-9 last year, and won two spring games. It was his first head coaching position. The school competes in 7A District 14. The thing that I needed to Gateway shoots its way past Poinciana at 7A-5 tournamentSee Wrestlers, page A-13 See Basketball, page A-13 See Coach, page A-13 Wrestling regionals Gateways Raul Cotto (4) drives past Poincianas Jaquan Flood (35) in the first half of the Panthers 82-62 win at the 7A-5 district tournament at the John Ramirez gym. Cotto scored a game-high 29 points. Gateway plays Osceola Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the semifinals.News-Gazette Photo/Andrew Sullivan

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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page A13 Wrestlers Continued from page A-11 Girls basketball regionals today BasketballContinued from page A-11Qualfiying in fourth place were Jesus Reynoso (106), Nick Owens (120) and Richard Rodriguez (195). Some of our guys got tough (regional) draws, but our guys are going to go out and continue to get better and wrestle as hard as they can, Todd said. St. Cloud was strong at the top and bottom weight classes with champions Tristan Cuatchon (106), Joe McGinley (113) and Alex Southall (285). St. Cloud Coach Matt Milton hopes to get as many as four wrestlers through the regional. The guys wrestled pretty solid. This week will be the test, Milton said. Joe and Alex are starting to peak at the right time and should be on the podium in Lakeland. Celebration, wrestling primarily with underclassmen, sent seven to the regional tournament. It was the first tournament experience for all but one of his wrestlers, Coach Vic Lorenzano said. Patrick Velez (182) and Cristihan Ramierez (195) were runners-up. Patrick gave a valiant effort showing great improvement, Lorenzano said. Cristihan kept the pressure up the entire match (in the finals) and gave arguably the best effort for the Storm in the tournament. Placing third at districts were Hank Woodward (106), D.J. Lathrop (132), Jeremy Arroyo (152), Derek Dunning (160). James Allen (170) wa s fourth. Even our guys who didnt make it to regionals gave great efforts and we have high expectations for them for next season, Lorenzano said. P oinciana s ends eight wrestlers to the 1A-2 regional at Lakeland Tenoroc led by district champion Oneal Thomas (182). work on when I got here was the discipline. We had kids hanging around in the halls and things like that, Mathis said. Weve gotten that taken care of, its not an issue now. Our record on the field wasnt what we wanted, especially last year, but a lot of those losses came from little mistakes and things that could have gone either way. Poinciana was 3-17 the past two seasons under Coach Corey Fleming. Mathis is the eighth football coach at PHS since Mike Cullison left in 2000 after leading the team to its only winning season, 6-5. Mathis and Bangley both said that the PHS football program needs stability. We need a person who is going to put his heart and soul into the program, Bangley said. Mathis said he is coming to Poinciana with the idea of being the football coach many years into the future. You have to understand the commitment Im making, and that my family is making, to moving there, he said. Were there for the long haul. Mathis said he will stress to his players how important academics are to their future success. Ill tell them that even if they dont run a 4.3 40 or bench press 390 pounds, if they have a 4.0 or 3.0 GPA that they wont have any problem getting into college, he said. Mathis said he runs a variation of the spread offense. We like to run power out of it, and throw to the edges when we can, he said. He believes in pressure defense, he said. I looked at a lot of opportunities in that area Poinciana, Liberty, Edgewater and I feel like I made the right choice, he said. Coach Continued from page A-11 By Rick Pedone Sports Editor The girls basketball 7A-2 regional tournament gets under way today when East Ridge visits Harmony and St. Cloud travels to Poinciana. Both games begin at 7 p.m. Poinciana (20-4) rallied past East Ridge, 49-44, for the 7A-5 championship Friday as Brandii Walker led the way with 21 points and four rebounds. Coach Shane Whitsett said Breyuna Walker had one of her best games of the season, scoring 14 points. She was really aggressive on offense, which we have been trying to get her to do all season, Whitsett said. If we can get her to do that in the playoffs, it will be huge for us. C enter Tralonnie Tisdal e anchored the defense with 10 rebounds and 10 blocks. She was a defensive wall in the paint. Unbelievable job she did on (East Ridge center Litisha) Speights. Tralonnies last two games have been her best of the season, he said. Poinciana downed St. Cloud in November, 44-39. Harmony (20-3) beat St. Cloud (13-13), 36-27, Friday as Julia Ingler scored 17 points in the district final. St. Cloud Coach Chad Ansbaugh said his team, which starts four freshmen and sophomores, has made steady progress this season and will be ready for todays game. Our girls have gotten to a point where they really dig in on defense and take pride in it, Ansbaugh said. Our issue is scoring. We held a 20-win team to 36 points, and thats usually enough to win. Poinciana has a great deal of talent and can cause a bunch of problems for us. Coach Whitsett puts them in position to get great looks. Harmony and East Ridge did not meet during the regular season. East Ridge point guard Jasmine Click was injured during the district final. East Ridge is a very hot team right now. We will have our hands full, Strauch said. Their big girl (Speights) is good and will pose huge problems for us. It will be a very tough game for us. The winners advance to the semifinal round Tuesday. 6 Lady Bulldogs at state lifting By Rick Pedone Sports Editor Six weightlifters who helped St. Cloud defend its Orange Belt Conference championship last week are preparing to compete Saturday at the state meet at the Kissimmee Civic Center. C ompetition begins at 10:30 a.m. Diana Gatlin (101 pounds), Madison Clayton (110), Ashley Sauer (119), Leeah Schroeder (119), Sarah Boroski (129) and Haley Weber (199) will compete for the Lady Bulldogs Saturday. Sauer won a sectional championship and is one of several Lady Bulldogs with medal potential, Coach Lonnie Beckel said. Its so hard to say because the competition at state is so difficult, but we have at least three who, if they lift the way they should, should do it, and I wouldnt be surprised to see others, Beckel said. I would be ecstatic to have four or more. St. Cloud (70) dominated the OBC meet at the Bulldogs gym last week over Harmony (40), Gateway and Poinciana (each with 36), Osceola (30), Liberty (6) and Celebration (1). Six St. Cloud girls won OBC titles: Gatlin (250 pounds total lift) at 101; Clayton (255) at 110; Sauer (280) at 119); Boroski (330) at 129; Mallory Armstrong (290) at 154 and Weber (310) at 199. St. Cloud set four school records, Beckel said. Weber broke her bench (155) and clean and jerk (155) marks; Gatlin (135) set the clean and jerk record and Sauer (150) improved her clean and jerk record, Beckel said. Ive never had a team break so many school records, and it isnt like they are easy records, theyve been here a long time, Beckel said. They are peaking at the right time. I think we got points from every single one of them at the conference meet. Im so proud of them, they are so much fun to work with. Poincianas Shana Nelson (285) won at 139 pounds and the Eagles Bianca Browne (355) was the unlimited winner. Gateways Kahla Williams (285) was the champion at 169 pounds. Harmonys Addison Hickey (285) won at 183. see the open shots like we had (Tuesday), Baker said. (Coach) Nate (Alexander) does a good job with them. Were going to have to play our absolute best game of the season, and were going to have to cut down on the mistakes Osceola (15-8) saw a sixgame winning streak snapped last weekend against Father Lopez, 76-73. The Kowboys have won 14 of their last 18 games. Celebration played Harmony and St. Cloud met topseeded Oak Ridge Wednesday at the 7A-6 tournament. 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Talk to any contemporary architect, remodeler, interior designer or homeowner, and youll find one of the hot topics these days is flow. Gone are the days of floor plans burdened by closed-off, claustrophobic rooms, each designed around specific functions.- Todays new homes and home remodeling projects embrace far more open designs, allowing for unprecedented levels of flexibility. These floor plans permit gatherings to spill out of the dining room, family room or living room into adjoining spaces with no loss of sociability, or take on a welcome aura of privacy when needed, says Michael Myers, Marketing director for Johnson Hardware, manufacturers of pocket, sliding and bifold door hardware. They also enable interior spaces to serve new purposes with each new day.The result is a new kind of American home, one where rooms assume different personalities as occasions and spatial requirements change. Sliding doors are the smart designers answer in creating openness within spaces that cant accommodate hinged, swinging interior doors. In todays homes, sliding doors have been given a literally and figuratively larger role in room decorating.-They can glide into place to create walls between rooms, or easily glide back out if wide open spaces absent of walls are desired. Consider, for instance, the value of sliding doors during the holiday entertaining season. Large family gatherings may require adding a leaf or two to the dining room table, making that dining area a trifle too confining.-A wall of sliding doors can expand the dining room into the family room or living room, permitting the party to accommodate the arrival of unexpected guests, says Myers. The same functionality ensures the kitchen, increasingly seen as the heart of the home, can serve as a cozy and intimate space for family dinners and neighborly coffee clutches, then morph into an expansive setting that permits easy mobility of place settings, food, beverages, hosts and guests between the food preparation areas, butlers pantry and dining room. Upstairs, the advent of the second-floor laundry room has proven a blessing for timestressed homemakers who want clothes and bedding to be washed and dried where theyre commonly needed. Here, too, sliding doors are an ideal solution.-They enable the laundry room to be sequestered behind decorative doors when not in use, but left open to permit easy movement of soiled clothes and sheets to the washer, and clean clothes and linens back to the closets. Multipurpose areas, whether lowerlevel rec rooms or upstairs master suites, live up to their billing when sliding doors are used to divide or expand spaces as needs demand. Making all this possible are a dvancements in hardware that eliminate issues of sticking and derailment.-Johnson Hardwares 200MD Multi-Pass Heavy-Duty Door Hardware makes customization easy. It allows for three-door applications on three tracks, and accommodates doors weighing up to 400 pounds each.-The Multi-Pass Hardware features heavy-duty extruded aluminum I-beam tracks, durable 4-wheel a djustable hangers, 1-inch diameter machine-turned ball bearing wheels and 11-to13-gauge zinc dichromate plated steel components. To learn more about the Series 200 MD, visit www. johnsonhardware.com and click on Multi-Pass Hardware, or call 800-837-5664. Section C REAL ESTATE IN OSCEOLA & SURROUNDING COUNTIES www.aroundosceola.com February 7, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS Pages C3 C5 LEGALS Page C6 T his could be the end , says John Wa lsh, president of To tal Mo rt gage Se rv ices in Milf ord, Conn. I don t think rates will get back to where they once were. But ther e s always the un kn own. 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In almost all cases the rate is based on a lock-in period of 30 to 60 days Borr owers should review how the rates are calculated and inquire about additional closing costs such as appraisal fees and title searches NA means rate quotes not available on sur v ey date Ra tes are based on a loan amount of $165,000 to $417,000 with a 20 pe rc ent down payment. Bank of America 800-432-1000 3.625 0.00 0.50 60 3.730 2.875 0.00 0.50 60 3.060 SunTrust Bank 800-273-7827 4.600 1.00 0.15 60 4.727 3.800 1.00 0.20 60 4.024 STUFF FINDER HOME FINDER AUTO FINDER INSIDE TODAYS HOMEFINDERCLASSIFIEDSCLASSIFIEDS JOB FINDER Ever wonder what the homebuilding experts consider the best of the best when it comes to new products and technology for the home? Wonder no more. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) named the winners in its inaugural Best of IBS Awards held in January during the 2013 International Builders Show (IBS) in Las Vegas. 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The Best of IBS Awards recognize those exhibitors that really stood out in terms of product innovation and design, and we were thrilled to be able to award them for their creativity and vision. Award-winning products included an indoor/outdoor see-through fireplace from Heat & Glo; Key Digital Systems Compass Control, the first fully integrated major control system built from the ground up to use Apple devices such as iPador iPhone as its backbone; Mohawk/DalTiles impressive hardwood coating system, ArmorMax [tm]; and finally the innovative KOHLER Sensate [tm] touchless faucet, which not only won best Kitchen or Bath Product, but went on to win the Best in Show award as well. The awards were presented during the Best of IBS Awards ceremony on the final day of the show. About the Best in Show winner: Sensate takes touchless to a whole new level. 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The importance of getting a good appraisal Q: I have several pieces of glass and would like to sell them. Can you help me with this? -Christina, Webster, Mass. A: I examined the list of items you included in your letter, and I think you should hire a g ood certified a ppraiser to determine current values. There are two types of appraisals, verbal and written. Written appraisals are generally more expensive and often necessary for insurance purposes. To find an appraiser in your area, contact The American Society of Appraisers, P.O. Box 17265, Washington, DC 20071; or The International Society of Appraisers, 1131 SW 7th Street, Suite 105, Renton, WA 98005. You might be tempted to rely on a neighbor or collector. Before you do, let me share a cautionary tale. Several months ago, one of my readers had three older rugs she wished to sell. She relied on a neighbor, who claimed to be an expert. The so-called expert valued the rugs at $150 each. She sold them for that amount and later found an insurance appraisal done by her husband in 1955. She was stunned to discover the appraisal documented that her rugs were from the late 19th century and worth about $7,000 each. *** Q: I have a tin pitcher that has been in my family for generations. Can you tell me how much it is worth? -Clela, Lahmansville, W.Va. A: I showed the photo you sent me to three dealers. They seem to agree it would retail for about $20. *** Q: Enclosed is a picture of an old table that has bins and a pullout cutting board. Can you tell me its age? -Catherine, Venice Center, N.Y. A: You have the bottom half of a Hoosier Cabinet, a style of cupboard that was common in many kitchens during the early years of the past century. The value of this piece is less since it is not complete. *** Q: I have a deed for 1 square inch of land in the Klondike. Any value? -Patti, Palmetto, Fla. A: Only as a curiosity. During the 1950s and s, square inches of land were sold by various companies and were a fad, much like the pet rocks that followed. Write to Larry Cox in care of King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475, or send e-mail to questionsforcox@aol.com. Due to the large volume of mail he receives, Mr. Cox is unable to personally answer all reader questions. Do not send any materials requiring return mail. (c) 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. DEAR PAWS CORNER: How do you housetrain a dog? Does it take a long time? -Soon-To-Be Dog Mom in Illinois DEAR EXPECTING: Housetraining a dog -basically, getting a dog to eliminate outside rather than whatever spot is convenient in the house -can take anywhere from a couple of days to a few weeks. The length of time depends on several factors, including a dogs age, intelligence and your commitment to its training time. Consistency is the key, so place that word at the top of your to-do list before bringing home your new dog. It will make life easier for you and your dog in so many areas down the road. Housetraining itself is pretty basic. Twice a day, morning and evening (more often for puppies), take your dog outside, on a leash, to a spot well away from the house (or the neighbors house). If youre in a city environment, scout out trees and sidewalk areas. Let your dog explore the spot while you gently encourage it to go. There are a number of command words you can use to signal that its to eliminate. I use the truly original statement, Go poop. Your dog will not understand you immediately, nor will it go on command. But most dogs will pee during the walk and may defecate. (Please pick up the poop using a scooper bag.) Accidents will occur during housetraining, particularly with puppies. Do not scold or rub the dogs nose in it. Try and catch it as soon as possible after it eliminates in the house, say No, and immediately put it on the leash and head outside to the selected go spot. Then bring the dog back in, clean up and try again at the next scheduled time. Again, Ive had dogs figure out the routine in a single day. Others have taken longer. Be patient and consistent, and stick to the schedule even after your dog has mastered the art of the go. Send your questions or comments to ask@pawscorner. com, or write to Paws Corner, c/o King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. For more pet care-related advice and information, visit www. pawscorner.com. (c) 2013 King Features Synd., Inc.Housetraining 101 Clearing a sink clogQ: Some time ago, you mentioned that a clogged sink can be cleared using a plumbers snake. Where can I find one, and how do I use it? -Jerrold in West Virginia A: A plumbers snake is a tool that has a flexible steel cable extending from a spool and hand-crank assembly, with a wire snarl on the far end. Youll sometimes see it referred to as a cable auger, but if you refer to it as the former, experienced people will understand. It can be purchased at any home-improvement store for around $25. The salesperson might ask what youre using the tool for. There are longer cables, up to 100 feet, as well as versions like closet augers (which are specifically for toilet clogs) and power augers (which are rented by the day, and something I wouldnt recommend for a first-timer or a small clog). To clear a sink clog, you should try a couple of other tricks before shelling out money for the plumbers snake. First try a plunger, making sure the bell completely covers the drain and touches the sink surface in order to create a vacuum. Plunge up and down about 15 times. If the sink drains, run hot water through the pipe to clear the remaining clog. If plunging doesnt work, try to clear the clog through the sink trap (at the bottom of the U-shaped drain pipe under the sink). Put a bucket under the trap and put on rubber gloves. Using an adjustable pipe wrench, unscrew the plug at the bottom of the trap. Water and gunk will start draining immediately, but that doesnt mean the clog is cleared. Use a wire coat hanger or something similar to probe the pipe via the trap, and try to pull out any additional material. Then screw the plug back in and turn on hot water. If the clog still isnt cleared, now its time to try to plumbers snake. Unscrew the plug at the bottom of the trap again and thread the end of the snake cable into the pipe, toward the wall, as far as it will go. To navigate pipe bends, turn the handle to adjust the cable end. Once the cable is extended as far as it will go, or wont go in any farther, slowly wind it back out. Clog material that the snake pushed through will likely be tangled up in the wire snarl at the front of the cable. Be sure to clean this off before storing the tool. Now, close up the drain plug, turn on the hot water, and let it run for a couple of minutes to clear out the rest of the clog. If this still doesnt do the trick, contact a professional plumber. HOME TIP: A drain filter or screen is one of the most costeffective tools to combat pipe clogs. Send your questions or tips to ask@thisisahammer.com, or write This Is a Hammer, c/o King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. (c) 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. By Samantha Mazzotta Page C2, Coming Next Saturday, in the... AroundOsceola.com Clark ClarkInvestment Properties, Inc. 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The Association of Poinciana Villages is the homeowners association for the community of Poinciana. In recent months, there has been much discussion on the services, cost efficiency and limitations of this agency, which monitors and oversees this sprawling community. To better familiarize residents who may not fully comprehend the function and methods of the Association of Poinciana Villages, there are two upcoming meetings which may help you understand. All community residents are invited to attend. On Tuesday at 9 a.m., the Association of Poinciana Villages (APV) Board of Directors will hold its 40th annual meeting. At this meeting, the 2012 unedited financials will be presented. On Wednesday at 9 a.m., the individual Board of Directors (Village 1, 2, 3, 5, 7 and 8) will take nominations from within their villages for individuals who would like fill any vacant seat. In order to be considered the individual must be over 18, a property owner and not delinquent on APV assessments for more then 90 days. Each village board will decide and not residents at large. After this process is complete, there will be a Board of Directors meeting. All of these public meetings will be at the Poinciana Community Center, 395 Marigold Ave. Help support The Friends of t he Poinciana Branch Library with this sweet idea. The Friends will hold their annual Valentine Bake Sale Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon. The Friends of the Poinciana Branch Library have been in existence since 1998. The Friends are continually looking to improve and expand library services, facilities and programs. They do this through volunteering and financially through book sales, bag sales and bake sales. Residents of Poinciana and surrounding communities may find out more by attending the next meeting of the Friends of the Poinciana Library on Tuesday, Feb. 19, from 2 to 3 p.m. The Poinciana Branch Library is at 101 N. Doverplum Ave. Teen Friday Night Hoops Section B Go to www.aroundosceola.com for all St. Cloud news February 7, 2013 Including: oinciana L Lisa DCatoPoinciana Writer By Sean Michael Drake For the News-Gazette Editors note: The NewsGazette will be publishing a series of profiles to introduce the community to the local leaders who were elected in November. It starts with Kissimmee City Commissioner Jose Alvarez. The dictionary defines family as: a group of persons of common ancestry. If you spend a few moments with Kissimmee Commissioner Jose Alvarez you will find a very different and expansive definition to the word family. Jose Alvarez was born in Cuba and his parents made the decision to move their family to the United States when he was seven. They lived in the Miami area, where he went to school and graduated from Coral Gables High School. Like many Americans of that time, Alvarez had to forgo college and go straight to work. He began a career with the Department of Transportation in maintenance, working on the repair of draw bridges and later moved into a supervisory role. Alvarez then moved on to the Planning Department for Bridge Engineering. He and his wife decided to move his family to Kissimmee about sixteen years ago were Alvarez began a new career in real estate. In 2009, he was elected as the president of the Osceola County Association of Realtors and has served in many leadership roles for the Realtors association. Family is what has kept him busy and moving forward. He is the father of five daughters and grandfather to two grandsons. Alvarez has been married for twenty-four years and most of the couples extrac urricular activities r evolve around their family. To me, number one is family, he said. You need to look no further than to his mother to find his inspiration. She inspired in him the will to try. You try. You have to try before you give up, then you have to try again, he said. Alvarez credits his mother with giving him the two greatest gifts of his life. The first being life itself and the other was bringing him to this country so that he could have the opportunity, the freedom, the choice to do anything he wanted to do. She went through many struggles to get them out of Cuba and to the United States so he could have the freedoms that are unavailable to Cuban citizens. If I could pick one person, she is my light, he said. Although politics have been an important part of his life, especially with his tireless work for property rights, moving forward to run for office was a group decision made by Jose and his family. Public service is what Alvarez likes to do and he and his family felt it be best for him to run for office and help bring fresh ideas to a city that he and his wife felt was the perfect place to raise their family in. This was the reason why they moved their family from Miami to Kissimmee. We moved here, to Kissimmee, because we wanted to give our children the same kind of opportunities that we had growing up in Miami, which is not there anymore, he said. To Alvarez, Kissimmee has the family atmosphere, that family feeling. It is the feeling that you can have an opportunity to grow with the city and the community. Community, service, and family; these are all subjects near and dear to the heart of Jose Alvarez. With an open mind and love for a city that he calls home, he said he looks forward to the coming years of growth and prosperity for the city of Kissimmee.Family, service, community makes up city commissioner Meet your local leaders Photo/Sean Michael DrakeKissimmee City Commissioner Jose Alvarez was elected to the commission in November. Association of Poinciana to host meetings to better inform residents See Poinciana, page B-2News-Gazette P hotos/ A ndrew S ullivanAt right, Tim MacAffee s lices green c hili pepper s in preparation for t he c hili verde competition Jan. 19 at t he International Chili Societys 17th annual Kissimmee S unshine Regional Chili Cook-Off. The event f eatured live music, inflatables and activities for c hildren, and more t han 2 dozen competitors vying for best red c hili, c hili verde, s alsa and guacamole. 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Page B2, The following classes are hosted by the University of Florida/ Osceola County Extension Services office and are free unless stated otherwise. Friday, Feb. 1, from 2 to 3 Wednesday, Feb. 13, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Taking Control of your Money, at Extension Services, Osceola Heritage Park 1921 Kissimmee Valley Lane, Kissimmee located at Bill Beck Blvd. and U.S. Highway 192. Stop wondering where money went and letting it control you. Instead establish financial goals, discover your financial potential and develop a plan to make your money work for you. For more information visit www.ocfcs.eventbrite.com. Thursday, Feb. 21, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Compost 101, at Extension Services, Osceola Heritage Park 1921 Kissimmee Valley Lane, Kissimmee located at Bill Beck Blvd. and U.S. Highway 192. Compost happens! Learn how to recycle your landscape debris and food scraps to create beautiful compost to use in your garden efficiently and effectively. For more information visit http://ocagriculture.eventbrite. com/. Saturday, Feb. 23, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Build Your Own Beehive Workshop, at Extension Services, Osceola Heritage Park 1921 Kissimmee Valley Lane, Kissimmee located at Bill Beck Blvd. and U.S. Highway 192. Primary registrant must have attended an Osceola County Intro to Beekeeping seminar to participate in this workshop. You will be building your own fully functional, ten-frame beehive to take home. Each beehive kit includes: unassembled hive body, 10 unassembled frames, foundation for frames, assembled inner cover, assembled outer cover, assembled screened bottom board, entrance reducer. All supplies and equipment to construct the hive are supplied. $100 fee, registration deadline is Feb. 14. Registration fee covers one hive and up to two attendees (bees, beekeeping tools, and protective gear not included). For more information visit http://ocagriculture.eventbrite. com/. 3 :30 p.m., Rejuvenate your Lawn and Landscape, at Extension Services, Osceola Heritage Park 1921 Kissimmee Valley Lane, Kissimmee located at Bill Beck Blvd. and U.S. Highway 192. Winter can be tough on lawns and landscapes. Learn how to rejuvenate your plans and get them looking in tip top shape again. For more information visit http://www.ocagriculture.eventbrite.com/.Searching for: BreenAlma Schonfeld Breen, was born in Germany in 1903. She immigrated to the USA in 1924 and entered through the Port of New York. She met and married John J. Breen in NYC about 1924 and lived in the area of Jamaica, Queens County, N.Y. She died April 1967 and was survived by the following : 1. Rena Breen, (a step-daughter), who was born about 1915 in New York. It is unknown if she ever married or if she ever had children natural or adopted. It is unknown is she is living or deceased. 2. Robert Breen, who was born about 1925 in NYC. It is unknown if he ever married and had children. It is also unknown if he is living or if deceased. The descendants of Alma Breen are sought for inheritance purposes in the probate court because a distant relative recently died without the benefit of a will. If the rightful heirs are not found, the $900,000 in the estate may escheat to the State Treasury. Call Cushing Forensic Genealogy at 407-933 4778 if you have any information about the descendant of Alma Schonfeld Breen. It is possible that the legal heirs may be living in Germany and in the USA.Searching for: Zelichowsky Sol Zelichowsky was born in Siedliche, Poland on July 6, 1924, the son of Zissel and Esther Zelichowsky. This small village is in the province of Warsaw. When the Nazis implemented the policies against the Jewish population by sending them to concentration camps in Poland during the period of the Holocaust, Sol Zelichowsky was able to escape from the brutal practices of the Nazi regime and eventually arrived in the USA in November 1950 and came to live in New York City. It is believed that his parents perished sometime in the 1940s during the Holocaust in Europe. Sol was also known by the Jewish name of Srul. He lived in Manhattan, N.Y. and was employed as a truck driver He was buried in a single grave in the New Montefiore Cemetery, Farmingdale, N.Y. Since he died without the benefit of a will his estate, worth $250,000 was deposited with the city of New York for the benefit of unknown next of kin. If found these rightful heirs would have to prove their status through a kinship hearing in the probate court. Any heirs to this estate might be living in Florida, New York or in Israel. Call Cushing Forensic Genealogy at 407-933-4778 if you have any information leading to the whereabouts of persons entitled to inherit this money. Are you a rightful heir? Jerry CushingMr. Rightful Heir Extension ServicesThe city of Kissimmee Parks, Recreation & Public Facilities Department is offering our Kiddie Korner program at the Oak Street Park Community Center and Mark Durbin Community Park at Lakeside. Children ages 3 to 5 years old participate in arts, crafts, games, themed parties, music, signing and much more. Birth certificates are required at the time of registration and children must be potty trained. The program runs Monday through Friday except on City Holidays or other designated dates. Oak Street Park Community Center: Times are 9 a.m. to noon or 1 to 4 p.m. Mark Durbin C ommunit y Park at Lakeside: Times are 9 a.m. to noon. There are three registration options to choose from: Two days: Tuesday and Thursday, $60/month. Three days: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, $75/month. Five days: Monday through Friday, $100/month. For more information or to register, call the city of Kissimmee Parks, Recreation & Public Facilit ies Department at 407-5182360 or visit the Oak Street Park Community Center at 717 North Palm Ave. City to offer Kiddie Korner program Kissimmeeat the Poinciana Family YMCA is a great way for teens to cut loose after a busy school week. Youth ages 12 to 16 can enjoy their Friday night out while enjoying a fun activity and learning social responsibility. The February dates for Teen Friday Night Hoops are Friday and Feb. 22. Teen Friday Night Hoops runs from 8 to 11 p.m. In order to participate, teens must present a valid school identification. Cost for non-members is $5, free to YMCA members. 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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page B3 Whats new?GriefshareGriefShare support and recovery group meets at First Baptist Church of Kissimmee, 1700 N. John Young Parkway, Kissimmee. GriefShare meets every Wednesday from 6:15 to 8:15 p.m. for 13 weeks. Each session is self-contained, so you may begin at any time during the 13-week cycle. Childcare is available. Adults 18 years and over are better served in this group. GriefShare is a grief recovery support group where you can find help and healing for the hurt of losing a loved one through death. This group of friendly, caring people will walk along side of you through one of lifes most difficult experiences. GriefShare features a video series with nationally recognized experts on grief and recovery topics. For more information, call 407-847-3138, or e-mail denise.h@ fbckissimmee.com.Boy Scout Troop mulchBoy Scout Troop 826 is having a mulch fundraiser for a summer adventure trip and other activities. Cypress, pine and red mulch is being sold by the cubic yard (nine, three-cubic foot bags) and will be delivered to your home. Areas serviced will be the Remington and Kissimmee Bay subdivisions as well as subdivisions along Neptune, Kissimmee Park and Old Canoe Creek roads and Canoe Creek Road from Stevens Plantation to Sawgrass. Mulch will be delivered on Saturday, Feb. 23, with a backup delivery date of Saturday, March 9, in case of rain. The deadline for ordering and payment is Feb. 17. For more information, call 407709-0106 or visit the troops website at www.troopmasterweb.com/ troop826hogs.Tax free investing seminarEdward Jones Financial Advisor Rob Rosen of Kissimmee is hosting a seminar, Tax-free Investing: Its Not What You Make, Its What You Keep, at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 14 at 109 E. Monument Ave, Kissimmee. The workshop is designed to help participants determine if tax-free investing is one way to help them reduce their tax burdens. Other topics include: Tax-advantaged investment and their features. Tax-free investment returns vs. taxable investment returns. Three ways to purchase municipal bonds. How tax-free investing can help you achieve your goals. The seminar is free, but space is limited. To make a reservation, call the office at 407-870-5464.Valentine Bake SaleThe F riends of t he Poinciana Branch Library, 101 N. Doverplum Ave., Poinciana, is having a Valentine Bake Sale at the library Tuesday, Feb. 12, from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Come and enjoy homemade treats.The St. Cloud Womans Club (SCWC)Laneve Thompkins from Florida Ranching Heritage will be the speaker for a luncheon Feb. 20 at noon in the Royal Crest Room at St. Cloud Royal Links Golf Club, 5310 Michigan Ave., St. Cloud. Members and anyone interested in membership should attend. M onthly meetings occur on the third Wednesday, September through May, at 1:30 p.m. at the clubhouse located at 1012 Massachusetts Ave. next to the Heritage Museum run by SCWC members. The museum is open to the public for learning about St. Cloud history as well as military memorabilia. Museum hours: Thursday through Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For club information, call Jean Witherington at 407-957-4347. For museum information cal l Lucille McClure at 407-957-7587.Classic/muscle car and motorcycle showThe Classic/Muscle Car and Motorcycle Show will be at the Solivita Village Center in Poinciana, 395 Village Drive, Poinciana, Saturday, March 16, and registrants are needed. More than $900 worth of trophies and prizes will be awarded. T-shirts and goodie bags will be given to the first 100 registrants on the day of the event. The fee to register is a minimum of $10; proceeds go to the American Cancer Society. Live entertainment will perform your favorite classic rock and roll hits throughout the event from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. To register, call 863-427-7125.OCEAThere will be a meeting at the OCEA Office Feb. 7 starting at 1 p.m. Chat speaker will be Russell Anderson. Education retirees are asked to come and visit. RSVP to Dr. Ann Tyler or the office by Feb. 4. To RSVP, call 407-729-1082 or 407-870-4648.Wills and TrustsCapital Estates Educational Services will host a complimentary informational lecture presented by Wealth Preservation Associates Feb. 26 at 6 p.m. in the Adult Learning Center Osceola, 2320 New Beginnings Road, Kissimmee. The topic for the presentation will be Wills and Trusts. The lecture information is provided purely as an educational service. No legal matters will discussed and all requests for further information will be referred to appropriate legal counsel for individual consultation. If you have recently relocated to Florida or updated your will this seminar is designed for you. Reservations are required. RSVP to Joe McQuaid at 407-593-2243 or Tom Dalton at 407-908-3708.Addressing elder legal issues Attorney Health Kirson from the Elder Law Center for Kirson and Fuller will speak on the topic of elder legal issues Friday at 11 a.m. noon at the Osceola County Council on Aging at 700 Generation Point, Kissimmee. Reservations are not required. For any questions or for more information call the council at 407483-8532.BVL music programDo you have a desire to learn to sing or play the piano and not break your wallet? For just $7 you can have a half hour lesson in either voice or piano every Wednesday afternoon. Come join the pilot music program at the Robert Guevara Community Center at 501 Florida Parkway in Kissimmee. For more information, call Christa Brown at 407-201-6333.Friends Who CareThe Friends Who Care Club of Osceola County meets the third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the St. Cloud Senior Center at 3101 17th St. Membership is open to men and women from 18 years and up. Members conduct various FunRaisers throughout the year to help local charities and the American Cancer Societys annual Relay for Life. This year the St. Cloud event will be held in April and will be a bus trip to the Hard Rock Casino in Tampa. The trip is open to the public and is scheduled for March 13. The bus will leave the Publix Shopping Center on Dyer Boulevard, Kissimmee, at 11:45 a.m.; Partin Settlement Publix Shopping Center, St. Cloud, at 12:15 p.m. and the Senior Friends Building, Kissimmee, at 12:45 p.m. Guests may choose any of the stops but must have a reservation. Cost is $25 per person and includes $30 free play ticket, which will be given to each passenger when they arrive at the casino. Guests will have an opportunity to enjoy the activities at the casino from 2 to 7 p.m. To make reservations or for more information, call Irene at 407-738-5300.Ice cream socialAn ice cream social sponsored by Belles and Beaus Dance Club will be Feb. 13, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the Marks St. Recreation Complex, 55 E. Marks St., Orlando. The Soft Touch band will perform line and Latin dance music. Refreshments will be provided. Singles and couples are welcome. Cost is $5 per person. For more information, call 407-2777008.OCEATodays (Feb. 7) meeting of the OCEA will meet at 1 p.m. at the OCEA Office. Russell Anderson will be the CHAT speaker. RSVP to Ann Tyler, president, or the office by Feb. 4, by calling 407-729-1082, or 407-8704648. Education retirees, come and join. Ice cream socialAn ice cream social sponsored by Belles and Beaus Dance Club will be Feb. 13, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the Marks St. Recreation Complex, 55 E. Marks St., Orlando. The Soft Touch band will perform line and Latin dance music. Refreshments will be provided. Singles and couples are welcome. Cost is $5 per person. For more information, call 407-2777008.February Hipstoric 3rd FridayMoonlight on MainJoin us for the February Hipstoric 3rd FridayMoonlight on Main events in St. Cloud. There will be free carriage rides, carnations for the ladies, a movie in the park, food trucks, an antique car show and Timothy Mikus playing on New York Ave. Stage from 4:40 to 7:30 p.m. Pre-order your picnic from Danas Cobblestone Caf or Chimento s Spaghetti House. Wine and chocolate tasting will be available at select merchants. These events are hosted and sponsored by Centerstate Bank located by the food trucks at the corner of 10th St. and Pennsylvania Ave.Driver safety classA driver safety class will be held Feb. 19 starting at 9 a.m. and ending by 4 p.m. at the Osceola County Council on Aging, 700 Generation Point, Kissimmee. The AARP Driver Safety Program helps participants refine driving skills and develop safedriving habits. Cost is $12 for AARP members and $14 for nonmembers. Registration is required. Call 407593-1957.Intercession City Civic AssociationThe following are hosted by the Intercession City Civic Association: The association invites the public to a community luncheon held every Tuesday at noon in the Civic Center at 1535 Immokalee St. Its an all you can eat home-cooked meal, dessert and drink for only a $2 donation. The Bread Basket is located on Immokalee St. in Intercession City and is open to those facing a difficult time obtaining food and is free. There you will find bread, possibly a dessert item and/or other food item(s) that have been made available to the Bread Basket. The hours are Monday through Friday from 8 to 10 a.m.Elmers Meal KitchenElmers Meal Kitchen Ministry is a 501c3 approved nonprofit ministry serving free hot meals to the needy and homeless in the community of St. Cloud. A combined total of 33 local community churches, ministry groups, businesses and restaurants have been voluntarily serving for over 12 years. Contact your church leader or current group serving you if you would like to participate in serving meals. If your church cannot serve, get it involved by making love offerings and memorial donations to help purchase food items needed. Elmers Meal Kitchen Director Carol Broski can be reached at 407-9579839.Lois ClubThe annual meeting of the Lois Club will be Feb. 12 at Golden Corral in Kissimmee at 11:30 a.m. If your name is Lois or you are a friend of Lois you are invited. This is a national organization. For more information, call Lois Dale at 407-846-2848 or Lois Richards at 407-847-3385.St. Cloud RunningThe St. Cloud running group meets at Crabby Bills Tuesday and Thursday at 6:30 p.m. and running/ walking begins at 6:45 p.m.Central Floridas Next Big StarThe Childrens Advocacy Center for Osceola, Inc. (CAC) will host its fifth Annual Central Floridas Next Big Star singing competition April 6. The black-tie-optional gala event will be at The Rosen Centre Hotel on International Drive and will include a cocktail hour with hors doeuvres, silent and live auctions and a fullcourse dinner. Following the dinner will be an evening of live entertainment, featuring 10 of the regions most talented vocalists who will compete for the title of the 2013 Central Floridas Next Big Star. A panel of judges will select the evenings winner, who will receive a $1,000 cash prize. All proceeds for the event will support The Childrens Advocacy Center for Osceola, Inc. For more information on the CAC, visit www.osceolakids.com.American Legion eventsThe American Legion of St. Cloud Post 80 will have the following events: Mondays: Bingo starting at 6 p.m. in the smoke-free Civic Hall. Tuesdays: Dart tournament starting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays: Italian Dinner Night, cost is $5.75. Thursdays: Free pool, dinner specials, $1 drafts, trivia game night starting at 8 p.m. Fridays: Free shuffleboard from 3 to 7 p.m. Grill menu weekly, prime rib dinners first and third weeks from 5 to 8 p.m. Karaoke weekly at 8 p.m. Saturdays: Road Kill Bingo first and third weeks; N.Y. Strip dinner first and fourth weeks; fish fry dinner second week. Sundays: Full breakfast 8 to 11 a.m., bar bingo from 2 to 4 p.m. Post 80 is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. If you are a veteran, or the spouse, son or daughter of a veteran, we invite you to speak with us regarding membership in the American Legion, Auxiliary, riders or Sons of the American Legion. The Post is located at 1019 Pennsylvania Ave., St. Cloud. For more information, call the post at 407-892-8808 or Mike Turco at 352-572-1261.Question and answer with Dr. AtiqThe Celiac/Crohns of Osceola Support (COOCS) will host question and answer time with Dr. Basger Atiquzzaman (Dr. Atiq), a gastroenterologist, Feb., 13 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Pro-Health Family Physicians, 3100 17th St. St., Cloud. Refreshments will be provided, but it is asked to request your spot ahead of time. For more information or to request your spot call Barb at 407-908-5607 or bthomas@embarqmail.com.The Show StoppersLooking for a way to rock your world and support a worthy cause on a Sunday afternoon? On Feb. 10 from 2 to 4 p.m. at The Womans Club, 1014 Massachusetts Ave., St. Cloud, the Show Stoppers will perform rock-and-roll favorites from the 1950s through the 1980s. Their concert includes guest artists from St. Clouds Dance Central and the Harmony High School Ballroom Dance team. Door prizes, swing dancing, costume changes and skits with audience participation. Arrive early for the best seats. Tickets are $10 and must be purchased in advance or at the St. Cloud Heritage Museum Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds will be donated to the Womans Club Scholarships fund for o Girls doing good A driver safety class will be Feb. 19 starting at 9 a.m. and ending by 4 p.m. at the Osceola County Council on Aging, 700 Generation Point, Kissimmee. Cost is $12 for AARP members and $14 for nonmembers. Registration is required. Call 407-593-1957.Drive safely Whats happening?Submitted PhotoThe Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Good Citizen award is intended to encourage a nd reward the qualities of d ependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Seniors from t he O sceola C ounty high schools are invited to enter the scholarship essay contest. One senior from this group is chosen as the overal l winner from O sceola County and then is sent to be judged at the state level. From left are: Lisa Busto, g ood citizen c hairman; Letitia Ramnarine, P oinciana High School; Jaclyn Swyers, S t. Cloud High School; G ladys Castillo, Liberty High School; J eana Pruim, Harmony High School; Laura S ilva, The O sceola C ounty School for the Arts. See Community, page B-4 COMMUNITYCOMMUNITYSee additional Community Events/News at www.aroundosceola.com

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Page B4, St. Cloud and Harmony High School students. For more information, call 407-9571845 or 407-701-5843. Saturday night church serviceNeptune Road Baptist Church at 1620 Neptune Road, Kissimmee, is having a Saturday night church service starting at 8 p.m. the second and fourth Saturday of each month. Everyone is invited. VFW Post 3227 eventsThe following events will be taking place at VFW Post 3227, 915 New York Ave., St. Cloud: Bingo every Wednesday. Early bird begins at 6:30 p.m. Regular bingo will begin at 7 p.m. Post 3227 will be sponsoring a rummage sale and flea market Friday, March 15, and Saturday, March 16, at VFW Post 3227, 915 New York Ave., St. Cloud. Indoor tables will be available for rental for $15 per table, cost covers both days. Outdoor spaces will be $10 per space for both days. You will need to furnish your own table. Call or stop by the post to reserve your table. For more information call 407-892-6761.Tobacco-free meetingInterested in making a difference within your communi ty by promoting tobacco-free and healthy lifestyles? Join the partnership. The mission of the Osceola County tobacco Prevention Partnership is to promote a tobacco-free environment for Osceola County residents and visitors. The partnership meets once a quarter and participates in a variety of community events. There is no cost to attend the meeting and new members are always welcome. The next meeting will be Wednesday, Feb. 6, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Osceola County Health Department, 1875 Boggy Creek Road, Kissim mee. For more information, contact Monifa Charles at 407-343-2170. Golden Wedding Anniversary celebrationA Golden Wedding Anniversary celebration will be Feb. 12 starting at 7 p.m. The cele bration will be at the St. Cloud Senior Center, 3101 17th St. A buffet will follow the anni versary program, guests are asked to bring a dish to share. The night will finish with the music of the Osceola Community Orchestra. For more information, con tact John Dutt at 407-7441700. Sons of Italy 2523The Osceola County Order Sons of Italy in America Lodge 2523 meets at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday of each month at Kissimmee Bay Golf and Country Club. The lodge welcomes all men and women of Ital ian heritage (or spouse that is Italian) to join. It holds events throughout the year for charities and high school scholarships. For more information, contact lodge president Gertrude Dorries at 321-286-6787 for more information.Osceola Community OrchestraThe Osceola Community Orchestra welcomes orchestra musicians high school age and older to our Monday evening rehearsals at 7 p.m. at the Senior Center. For more information, contact Bill Lauer at 407-8925011.The N.E., N.Y. N.J. ClubThe New England, New York, and New Jersey club meet the third Tuesday of each month at the senior cen ter, hall B, 3101 17th St., St. Cloud, (through April). Bring a pot luck dish and utensils. For more information, call 407-957-3952.Tai chi and qigong (Chinese yoga)Tai Chi and qigong (Chinese yoga) classes being offered by Madame Wu Tuesdays from 1 to 2 p.m. at the St. Cloud Senior Center, 3101 17th St., St. Cloud, and Wednesdays from 5 to 6 p.m., at the Barney Veal Center, 700 Generation Point, Kissimmee. All classes taught by donation. For more information, call Madame Wu at 407-7387001. The St. Cloud Line Dance Club The St. Cloud Line Dance Club, 3101 17th St., St. Cloud, meets: Monday, novice (2-2:30 p.m.); beginner 2:30-3 p.m.); intermediate (3-5 p.m.). Thursday, novice (5:30-6 p.m.); beginner (6-7 p.m.); intermediate (7-9 p.m.). Its a $1 donation for the day. Call Glenda Brown at 407744-3892 for more information.Osceola Coin ClubThe group will meet at Broadway Pizza in the side room every first Monday of the month at 6 p.m. The group will be for trading, sell ing or buying coins for those interested. Call Ron at 407944-9718 for information.DARThe Joshua Stevens Chap ter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meet ings are held the second Sat urday of each month. The group welcomes visitors. Anyone interested in learning more about DAR or need help in searching for possible family members who fought in the war, contact Jan at 407-846-0676 or Carole at 407-846-1992 for more information.DAV 148Ladies Day is every Wednesday, $1 off your drink from 11 a.m. until close. We have barnyard bingo on the first and third Saturday of each month starting at noon. Wear your red shirt on Fridays to show your support for our Troops. Wear one on the second and fourth Friday of each month and the non-premium long necks are $1 from 11 a.m. until close. Our monthly meetings are on the third Sunday each month. DAVA at 2 p.m. and DAV at 3:30 p.m.. Happy hours are 5 to 7 p.m. daily.CommunityContinued from Page B-3 See Community, page B-5 DAVIS Laura Pauline Hawkesworth Underwood Davis, 88, of St. Cloud, FL went home to be with her Lord on January 23, 2013. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m., Tu esday, February 12, 2013 at First United Methodist Church in St. Cloud, Florida. Rev. Mike Briggs will be officiating. Laura was born in Wo rceste r, MA on July 14, 1924. After graduating from High School, she entered the Navy, where she served as a Pharmacist Mate 2nd class from 1944 to 1946. In 1951, she graduated from Indiana University with a Bachelor Degree in Nursing. Laura worked as a nurse for St. Anthony Hospital in Michigan City, IN and taught Sunday School and was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary at First United Methodist Church of Chesterton, Indiana for many years. In 1982, after relocating to St. Cloud, FL, she worked as a charge nurse at Avanti (formerly St. Cloud Healthcare) for 12 years. She also worked as an RN, played piano and read the newspaper to residents at New Dimensions for many years. After retirement, Laura enjoyed playing the piano at numerous nursing homes around the St. Cloud area, as well as church dinners and other functions as a member of First United Methodist Church of St. Cloud. She was actively involved in PEO, a philanthropic educational organization, where she twice served as their chapter president. Laura is survived by her husband, Albert Davis, sons Robert James (Cindi Haire), Creighton Walter, Ian Maxwell (Jody) and Peter Bennett (Jeanette), two grandchildren, Gabriel Tr istan Underwood and Madelyn Eryn Underwood, her sister, Louise Lee (Orie), 3 nieces, 2 nephews and many friends. Laura is preceded in death by her first husband, Dr. Robert J. Underwood, her parents Katheryn and Walter Hawkesworth, her sister, Maggie Engel and her granddaughte r, Katheryn Ay n Underwood. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be given to Vistas Innovative Hospice Care, 1200 North Central Ave., Ste. 200, Kissimmee, FL 34741. VARNEY John Walter Va rn ey, Jr., age 27 from St. Cloud, Florida, has joined the presence of Our Lord, this February 1st, 2013, at the St. Cloud Hospital. He was born on the 12th of Novembe r, 1985 at the same place where he grew up and had his family. He was a great Father and Friend to his son, We sley Va rn ey, age 5. Also survived, his first Love and Mother of his son, Jessica Norsworthy, Kim Va ughn, mothe r, John Walter Va rn ey, Sr., fathe r, Jesse Va rn ey, brothe r, he also had Step Mothe r, Andrea Va rn ey, sister and brothe r, Ta usha McMillen and Brandon Cassidy and many Aunts, Uncles and Cousins. John Walter Va rn ey, Jr. had a wonderful personality and was full of Spirit. He will be missed Dearly. We now know that Johns soul is at peace and he now walks with God. To send Condolences or for further information, please call 407-924-1752. POTENZIANI Donald F. Potenziani passed away in the early morning of Saturday, February 2, 2013 in his home. The 80 year old Navy veteran was survived by his loving wife of 58 years Nora, his sister Carolyn Johnson of AR., and his brother Enrico Potenziani of GA., along with his children Theresa Potenziani Ennis & husband Joseph Ennis, Donald F. Potenziani Jr. & wife Cynthia Potenziani, Maryann Potenziani Lake & husband Fred Lake, Debra Potenziani Kelley & husband Christopher Kelley. Not to mention his loving grandchildren, Crystal Loy, Amanda Ennis, Shawn Potenziani, Michael Lake, and Cassandra Lake, along with his great grandchildren Alyssa & Kalie Loy and Luke Huntley. Donald's selfless love was felt by many in the community and he was a surrogate father figure to all who needed his special love but especially Erik and Kerri Stewart and their great family. Throughout his lifetime he had always stressed the importance of love and family. His most recent favorite pastimes were cooking a big family dinner on Sunday for his family and friends and watching his beloved Orlando Magic play, even if just to yell at the t.v. In his earlier years he enjoyed dancing and making all the women swoon. But only had eyes for Nora. He will forever be in our hearts and loved... ObituariesFor daily obituaries and services please visit our Website: www.aroundosceola.com YES! 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Thursday, February 7, 2013 NEWS-GAZETTE, Page B5 The service officer is here on Tuesdays from noon until 4 p.m. We are located at 21 E. Keen Street, Kissimmee, phone 407-846-4141.Heel and Toe Square Dance Club Come and dance with the Heel and Toe Western Square Dance Club Monday nights at The Annex, 702 Indiana Ave., St. Cloud. Admission is $5 per person. Dances begin at 7 p.m. Traditional square dance attire is optional. The caller is nationallyknown caller Bill Boyd, edi tor and publisher of Bow and Swing magazine. Call Paul and Ellen at 407-931-1688 (home) or 407-319-0790 (cell) for more information. One Word At A TimeIf you are an aspiring writ er or a published author, join One Word At A Time. Its motto is writers helping writ ers. It offers education, critique, networking and support to adult fiction writers. Meetings are held on the second Thurs day of each month from 6 to 8 p.m. at Susans Courtside Cafe, 18 S. Orlando Ave, in Kissimmee. For more information, email Randy Austin at flen viro@gmail.com.American Legion Post 10The American Legion Post 10 is having the following events: Friday, bingo at 5:30 p.m. and seafood dinner until 7:30 p.m. There is a Saturday dinner and dance. Sunday, bingo at 3 p.m. Monday at 6 p.m., karaoke with food served. Tuesday at noon, karaoke with food being served. Barn yard bingo is the first and third Thursday.St. Cloud Senior Center, Inc.Monday night: Social dance from 7 to 10 p.m. in Hall A. Live band all Mon days, all year, but is subject to hall maintenance scheduling. A donation of $3 per person is requested. Saturday Night: Country dance from 7 to 10 p.m. in Hall A. Live bands November through April; a donation of $3 per person is requested. Other months, music will be by DJ and admission is free. All ages are welcome. Line Dancing Smith N Western Advanced Line Dance Club meets at the St. Cloud Senior Center on Fri days from 6 to 9 p.m. in Hall A. Lessons and open dance. Basic knowledge of line dance steps is required. All ages welcome. There is a $2 donation is requested. Call instructor Gail Smith at 407-408-5039.American Legion EventsThe American Legion of St. Cloud Post 80 will have the following events: Mondays: Bingo at 6 p.m. in the smoke-free Civic Hall. Tuesdays: Dart tourna ment at 7:30 p.m.. Wednesdays: Italian dinner night ($5.75). Thursdays: Free pool. Wing night 10 for $5. $1 Drafts. Trivia game night 8 p.m. Fridays: Free shuffleboard from 3 to 7 p.m. Grill menu weekly, prime rib dinners first and third weeks, 5 to 8 p.m. Karaoke weekly at 8 p.m. Saturdays: fish fry dinner and roadkill bingo first and third weeks; NY strip dinner second and fourth weeks. Sundays: Full breakfast 8 to 11 a.m.; bar bingo 2 to 4 p.m. Post 80 is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. If you are a veteran, or the spouse, son or daughter of a veteran, the post speak with the post regarding member ship in the American Legion, Auxiliary, Riders or Sons of the American Legion. For more information, call the post at 407-892-8808 or Mike Turco at 352-5721261. The post is located at 1019 Pennsylvania Ave., St. Cloud Order of Confederate RoseThe Frances Kirby Smith 22 Chapter, Order of Confed erate Rose is an independent support group to the Sons of Confederate Veterans and local camps thereof. It is non profit, nonracial, nonpolitical and nonsectarian. Confeder ate ancestry is not required for membership. It assists SCV with its his torical, educational, benevo lent and social functions. Spe cial emphasis is placed on the preservation of Confederate symbols. The meetings are held the third Saturday of each month at 10 a.m. at the Veterans Memorial Library, Barbara Thornton Room, in St. Cloud. For more informa tion, email franceskirbysmith 22ocr@gmail.comSt. Cloud Garden ClubThe St. Cloud Garden Club will meet on the second Sat urday of each month from October to May at 11:30 a.m. at the St. Cloud Senior Center on 17th Street. Its a pot luck lunch, mem bers should contribute. The topics covered will be information on vegetable plants, flowers, shrubs and trees. There also will be exhibits of live plants and flower arrangements. For more information, call 407-870-0671. Frances Kirby Smith 22 Chapter, Osceola County Support Group for Mental Illness Osceola County Support Group for Mental Illness is a free anonymous support group for bi-polar, depres sion and anxiety disorders and their families. It meets every Monday evening at the Veterans Memorial Library, 810 13th St., St. Cloud, sec ond floor in the Barbara U. Thornton Room from 7 to 8:30 p.m.. For more information, call 407-556-4998 or 407-8929272 in the evening. Lodge No. 80 F&AMThe Orange Blossom Lodge No. 80 F&AM meets the first and third Monday of each month. There is a social at 6 p.m. and meeting at 7:30 p.m. The lodge is at 321 E. Dakin Ave., Kissimmee. For more information, contact the secretary, Johnny Brock, at 321-624-2682 or email jbrock65@cfl.rr.com.Shop, dine, strollDowntown St. Cloud is alive from 5-9 p.m. on the third Friday evening of every month. Enjoy restaurants, bou tiques and antiques. There are always local musicians and artists as well as raffles and door prizes and many other activities throughout the downtown business district. Osceola Stamp ClubThe Osceola Stamp Club meets the first and third Wednesday of the month from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the Barney E. Veal Center, 700 Generation Point, Kissimmee. Come trade, sell and meet other stamp col lectors. New members are welcome and needed to keep the club going. For more information, call Charles Frazer at 407-2014192.English Country Dance ClubThe English Country Dance Club meets every sec ond Saturday year round at the St. Cloud Senior Citizens Center, 3101 17th Street, St. Cloud, from 2 to 5 p.m. Learn to dance early English style dances, no partner is needed, and beginners are welcome. Cost is $5 per per son. Bring a snack to share. For more information call Diana Kehr at 407-8476055.St. Cloud Masonic LodgeSt. Cloud Lodge No. 221 F & A.M. hosts stated com munications on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 7:30 p.m. Dinner is at 6:30 p.m. at the Masonic Lodge, 901 Oregon Ave., St. Cloud. Contact Jim Rouse, sec retary, at 407-892-4412 or email yeggp@ aol.com.St. Cloud Horseshoe ClubThe St. Cloud Horseshoe Club invites everyone to join the group. The horseshoe pits are located between the St. Cloud Civic Center and the St. Cloud Senior Center on 17th Street. The 2012-13 tournament schedule is Oct. 20, Nov. 10, Dec. 8, Feb. 9, 2013, March 9, 2013 and April 13, 2013. Members of the National Horseshore Pitchers Associa tion (NHPA) and of the Flor ida State Horseshoe Pitchers Association (FLSHPA) can qualify to pitch at the tourna ments. Tournament director Vick ie Marteney may be contacted at 321-297-1802. More information is avail able at the NHPA website. The clubs practice sessions contacts are: John Grayson at 407-873-8240 and Tom Gowan at 321-443-6871.The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War The Sons of Union Vet erans of the Civil War meets at the Senior Center, 3101 17th St., St. Cloud, at 1 p.m. the first Saturday of every other month except for January and July. In those months, the group meets on the second Saturday. For more information, visit http://www.c4dofsuvcw.org/ camp4officers.html Travel ClubThe Ahoy! Carefree Travel Club meets every first and third Monday at the Elks Lodge on Kings Highway in Kissimmee. There is cruise information from noon to 1 p.m. and dis cussed from 1 to 3 p.m. are one-day trips, three-day trips or longer. For more information, call Donna Parkins, president, at 772-539-0088 or by email at dparkins8@gmail.com.Celebrate Recovery at First Christian Church of KissimmeeCelebrate Recovery meets every Friday at 6:30 p.m. at First Christian Church, 415 N. Main St., Kissimmee. Cel ebrate Recovery is a Christcentered recovery group for anyone who has hurts, hang-ups and habits includ ing alcohol and drug abuse; co-dependency; anger; selfesteem issues; divorce; and grief. For more information, call 407-847-2543 or visit www. fcckissimmee.org (click on Ministries tab).CommunityContinued from Page B-4 Donations Needed! Hope for Humanity (501c3 charity) FREE Pick Up407-507-3947Come visit us atHOPE THRIFT5493 W. Irlo Bronson Mem. Hwy. Kissimmee(Near mile marker 10 1/2 mile east of Old Town) Your donations feed & clothe people locally. 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