text: : April456 -~- ey noted regrets Officer says accused man said he didn 't mean to kill'9-year-old Homosassa girl DAVE PEEKLIK dpieklik@chronicleonline.com Chronicle While talking to a guard from his jail cell late one night in March, John Couey reportedly said lie didn't mean to kill Jessica Lunsford. In a March 8 recorded interview with a Citrus County sheriff's detec- tive, Corrections Officer Kenneth Slanker said he was guarding Couey's cell March 5 at the Citrus County Detention Facility in Lecanto. In his interview with Ietective Gary Atchison, Slanker said he just had a conversation with another guard, and she made a reference about Couey. Around 10:15 p.m., Slanker said Couey motioned for him to come over to his cell, according to documents. "Mr. Couey called me over to his cell and stated that, you know, he did- n't like people talking about him like that because it hurt his feelings," Slanker said, according to a tran- script. "And, uh, (he) then stated that he did not mean to do what he did; he did not mean to kill her." Atchison inquired further, asking, "Now, let me ask you this; his exact words, as, quote, 'He didn't mean to do what he did, arid he didn't mean to kill her,' he said the word 'kill?"' "Yes, sir," Slanker responded. The 38 pages of transcripts and other material released Thursday comprise the latest information to be made public by the state attorney's office, as a July 10 trial date approach- es. Couey, 47, is accused of raping and killing,the 9-year-old Homosassa girl. Jessica's body was found March 18, 2005, behind the mobile home iinvesti- gators say Couey shared with four. other housemates. He has pleaded not guilty to charges of .premeditated murder, burglary, kidnapping and sex- ual battery. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty if he's convicted of her mur- der In his seven-minute interview with Atchison, Slanker said he and fellow guard Sheri Johnson were having a conversation about daycare. According to the transcript, he said she was afraid of putting children in daycare and not being able to be there "because of things like this," before she pointed towards Couey's cell. Please see "RV 'Page 4A Official: Allegation hurts Hospice Group faces reduced funding, says CEO JIM MUSTER jhunter @chronicleonline.com Chronicle Anthony J Palumbo feels jilted in the worst way. Palumbo is the chief execu- tive officer of Hospice of S Citrus County, and lie charges that based on misinformation about his organization, the Sportsman's Sertoma Club is reducing fundin from an annual horse show that has been going toward a progralmn otfervices for bereaved chil:- dren at Hospice. He contends that the club is changing the way it has donat- -- ed funds fi'om 'the show to Hospicee' s Camp Good Hope because or what lie be- comments h ieurt es ap- proaches slan- -charity or inThat the .-_ funding is be- says alleged ing split with a comments hurt rie\k conipeti- charity. tot-'ini thie coun- ty, Hernando , Pasco Hospice, is notthe point, ,4 he said. The problem is what he believes is hy the change. is occurring The March 11 horse show was-started about 1-Fyears ago by Hospice, but Sportsman's Sertoma subsequently took it S o\er a ndc gives the proceeds to charities. Palumnbo alleges a former employee of Hospice of Citrus County who now works for Hernando Pasco Hospice, : made accusations to Sports- man's Sertoma club that last Please see ...-/Page 4A Racing to get ready MATTHEW BECK Chronrc,:e Tim Small, a member of the board of directors for the U.S. Title Series, as well as a participant in this weekend's boat races in Inverness, drags two brightly colored buoys toward Lake Henderson on Friday morning as preparations are made to set the race course. A series of the large buoys will be anchored in place, creating a .75-mile course competitors will race on Saturday and Sunday in The Inverness Thunder in the Hills Regatta. Racing starts at noon and will end at 5 p.m. daily. Lake Henderson abuzz preparingfor boat races today and Sunday DAVE PIEKLIK dpieklik@chronicleonline.com Chronicle As the buzz echoed across Lake Henderson in Inverness from power- boats making test runs before the big race, dozens of men and women on shore Friday afternoon changed oil, tweaked engines and switched pro- pellers. Gearing up for-the-"Inverness Thunder in the Hills Regatta" today and Su.ida4-the pit.area.an Libegarrka ~&. an "array of images. With the smell of alcohol-burning engines from-the boats, to talk of points and pride instead of noney: to strangers helping strangers fix problems, one image became clear: powerboat racing is far different from most other spoj'ts. "The weird thing about this spoilrt is everyone here is such good friends," * WHAT: The Inverness Thunder in the N COST: Admission is free. Hills Regatta. INFO: Community organizations will * WHEN: [loon to 5 p.m. today and sell concessions. There will also be a Sunday. boat show, boat and Go-Kart raffles, * WHERE: Races can be viewed from children's activities and Liberty or Wallace Brooks parks off performances by Nashville recording North Apopra Avenue, or Liberty artist Kathryn Selvester. The Trail Salvation Army Canteen will collect nonperishable food donations. Mike Thirlby. ofTre orCity. Mich, said. "It's an extended family," With the U.S. Title Series race bring- ing drivers from across the country to Inverness. everyone was preparing to race the 1-mile oval course against some of the best drivers in the country. In that pack of roughly 80 racers is Sean McKean, 36. of Irving, Texas. Racing since he was 12, MceKean holds world records for fastest speeds in several boat classes, including 126.1 mph in 1998 in a 500cc hydroplane. He is racing that Texas flag-adorned cap- sule boat with the "T-4" on its side Sunday. While he looks forward to the compe- tition, McKean says he also looks for- ward to the camaraderie. "The main reason you come is to get together with people.".he said In fact, many of the racers competing Please see RACES/Page 5A County advises against district Proposal would expand Inglis mining site JIM HUNTER hunter @chronicleonline.com Chronicle The county's planning staff has recommended against a proposal for a special develop- ment district that would pro- vide for long-range commer- cial development of 1,500 acres in the northwest corner of Citrus County and would allow increased mining at the Cemex mining site in Inglis. The county commission will make the ultimate decision about the proposal, which would include a inarina offthe Cross Florida Barge Canal, but the county planners said the proposal would not be consis- tent in numerous areas with Citrus County's Comprehensive Growth Management Plan. That plan guiddes development and car- ries die force of law in land use issues. The proposal by Dixie Hollins would have created %what's called an overlay dis- t'ict for the 1,500 acres Hollins owns in the northwest corner of the county basically setting its own regulations for devel- opment, though Hollins and his consultants have said development standards would be even more strict than state and local ones. Hollins said Friday that he was disappointed with the analysis, and when he and his consultants met with the coun- ty to get the analysis, the staff said their biggest concern with the overlay was the process. He said he pointed out that they had been encouraged by the state Department of Com- mnunity Affairs, which oversees Please see DISTRICT/Page 5A Civic group postpones decision about controversial loan Recreation association requests $5,000 TERRY WIrTT terrywitt @chronicleonline.com Chronicle When Vincent Gonzalez retired as president of the Beverly Hills Recreation Association in 2002, he said the organization had 1,180 mem- bers and $40,000 in the bank X Annie's Mailbox . ",C L Movies .......... 8C 0 Comics .... . . 8C z -Crossword . . . 7C , Editor:i l . . .... 10A Horoscope ....... 8C Obituaries ........ 6A Stocks .......... 8A Three Sections Illlllill I84578 20025 i In January, when Gonzalez returned as part of a new board of directors, the bank account was down to $8 and there were outstanding bills to pay. Membership had dropped to 850. "I don't know what happened. Maybe they fell on hard times," Gonzalez said.- His comments came after a meeting What in the world does It do? 0 Antiques expert John Sikorski solicits reader input about this tool./Sunday of the Beverly Hills Civic Association Thursday night. In the meeting, the 'civic association was asked to give the recreation association a $5,000 inter- est-free loan to help get the organiza- tion back on its feet. The request was not well received by some at the meeting In the end, the civic association voted unanimously by a show of hands to postpone a deci- sion on the $5,000 loan until its April meeting. The delay will: give both groups more time to study whether A sign of faith Messages and prayers outside his RV dealership impact man's health,/1C the recreation association's financial condcl it ion is improving or worsening. But the vote was preceded by alle- gations and denials about who had leaked information to the news media about the loan. At a meeting in March, the private civic ;association board , had voted 3-2 to ask the general mem- bership to support the loan Three board members abstained from vot- ing. Some civic association board mem- bers were livid when they learned the Go, Gatorsl Florida takes on George Mason tonight in the Final Four./1B vote had been published in newspa- pers. Mike Colbert, a civic association director, accused Fred Hale, a board member on the civic association, of being the leak. Hale flatly denied leaking anything to the news media. 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N -. .r ~ 1 .,..-. ~-. -, Pine Ridge faces water woes LAURA LEE PUTZBACK For the Chronicle Low water pressure in the Pine Ridge area has county officials scram- bling to'come up with short-term fixes until Florida Governmental Utility Authority can find a more permanent solution. Citrus County Utilities will connect with FGUA water lines this weekend to help alleviate problems with low pres- sure in the FGUA system. The low water pressure has also cre- ated a need for an emergency permit request for a new connection and for the Citrus County Fire Services divi- sion to increase its coverage in Pine Ridge. y A county construction crew will be working this weekend at County Road 486 and Pine Ridge Boulevard to con- nect FGUA to the Citrus County Utility System. according to Bruce Bates. Citrus County Utilities interim director Travelers on C.R -186 will see little disruption as the work crew w ill bore under the road to install a lO-inch water line and its 20-inch protective casing. FGUA is responsible for reimbursing the county for 'any project costs incurred and for the water it uses. Initially Richard Stover, Citrus County fire chief, was unaware of the current water problems in Pine Ridge. Once alerted, he took steps .to get more information from FGUA. 'I, feel for the safety of the citizens. It% is necessary to move a 1,800 gallon tanker into Citrus County Fire Station 22 located in Pine Ridge," Stover said. "It will stay there until the situation is, resolved." Dozens of calls from FGUA customers this week alerted the water company and the Citrus County Office of Utility Regulation of problems. Among the, callers was Dennis .Marshall, a retired mechanical engi- neer who moved to Pine Ridge in August 2005. He's had intermittent problems with water pressure, so he installed a gauge to monitohffiome. Marshall was disappointed wiUi -the FGLiA's emergence phone line. When lhe called to report 18 PSI (pouids-per square inch.i of' water pressure and con- cerns about how it impacted th'e fire hydrant located on the corner of his property a recording an inounced. "FGUA emergency on call is not avail- able right now. Please leave a detailed message after the tone." The readings at Marshall's home have ranged from 10 PSI to 35 PSI since Monday. According to Bob Knight, Citrus County Office of Utility Regulation director, the DEP standard is not less than 20 PSI. Bernadine Flood-Nichols, FGUA community service representative, indicates several reasons customers are experiencing problems. She cites the past four weeks of drought, a bro- ken chlorine line on March 26, a main line break on Elkcam Boulevard the next day, an electrical problem with one of the pumps and pumping capaci- ty as contributing .factors to the prob- lems residents are now experiencing. FGUA has fixed all but the capacity issue. The county connection will offer short-term relief while the company %works to install a new well in Pine Ridge during the next three miiionths John Dunty, GSG Government Services Group) project manager for FGUA is attempting to fast-track approval of the project's construction contract, which was originally to be considered at the FGUA's April 28 board meeting. Until then, FGUA is taking steps to ensure sufficient water capacity. The company is targeting customers who are large water consumers. "The FGUA does not have a clear def- inition of usagelfor customer accounts," Flood-Nichols said. She analyzed cus- tomer water usage for February and March and customer account trends the past three years to identify high-end water users. On Friday, the FGUA delivered con- servation information to 255 of its 2,345 Pine Ridge customers and 30 of its 3,570 Citrus Springs patrons. Some on the list were using as much as 100,000 to 200,000 gallons per da. , "'To take the stress off the system, we have issued an alert," Flood-Nichols said. FGUA is asking all Citrus Springs and Pine Ridge customers to adhere to restricted irrigation times. The other tlVo utilities serving the Central Ridge area report no water pressure issues at this time. nor have they issued any special alerts. Laura Lee Putiback is the editor of the Central Ridge Visitor. Relay for Life kicks off in Inverness BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle Mary Pericht, left, Margaret Hunt, Sherri Vermette arid her daughter Nicole walk the survivor's lap Friday night during the start of the American Cancer Society Inverness Relay for Life at Citrus High School. The event is the first of three in the county that raises money for research and programs for the American Cancer 'Society. , P.W"Copyr'ighted'Mate'rial' h Syndicated Content . Available from Commercial News Providers" County proposes land swap to comply Progress Energy files plan to with landfill testing requirements reduce power plant emissions Chronicle Citrus County officials have come up with a deal with local state forestry offi- cials that could solve the county's prob- lemr at the landfill The only problem is that the time allowed for solution of the problem will run out Monday, and if the county can't get a time extension from another state agency, it could face fines of up to $10,000 a day. The county is under the gun with the Department of Environmental Protec- tion (DEP) to get methane monitoring sites around the current landfill. To do : so, the county has been negotiation with forestry officials to swap land the county has for forestry land around the landfill. At a meeting Thursday, some Hom-r osassa Civic Club members became- concerned that the cou nty was consid-: ering a swap for land adjacent to Bluebird Springs that had been slated for expansion of the park. After explanation of the plan and dis- cussions, county Solid Waste Director. Suzie Metcalfe said that land was taken off the table. Other properties were con- sidered, she said and the forestry of- ficials came back Friday with some 33 acres of county lands in addition to some herbicides and road material it would be willing to swap for the 54 acres around the landfill the county needs. Now the proposed deal has to go to Tallahassee and up through a number of agencies before finally befog consid- ered for approval by the governor and cabinet. Metcalf said she is asking for an extension from DEP for that process. Special to the Chronicle Progress Energy Florida (PEF) today filed plan with state, regulators that will continue to improve air quality by reducing power plant emissions at its Anclote and Crystal River plants. The company's Integrated Clean Air Compliance Plan will meet federal environmental rules by. adding emis- sion controls to these plants. The company's Integrated Clean Air Compliance will meet federal environ- mental rules by adding emission con- trols to these plants. The Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR), Clean Air Mercury Rule (CAMR) and Clean Air Visibility Rule (CAVR) are regulations put into effect by the feder- al government to improve air quality by requiring significant reductions in nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide and mercury emissions from fossil-fueled power plants. The first compliance dates fall in 2009, providing a short timeframe in which to plan, design, build and install controls. To meet these federal envi- ronmental rules, PEF expects to invest approximately $736 million in capital costs through the end of 2009. As with all major projects, the company will. conti nue. rpt st r pid schedules. - The costs associated with rule com- pliance are not unusual given the high- ly complex technologies that must be installed at the plants. A petition to recover those costs, which will likely occur once the equipment is in service, has also been filed with the Public Service Commission. S : RD Y APRIL 1, 2006 County ---S 17-year-old student faces knife charge A 17-year-old boy from Citrus High School was arrested Thursday morning on charges that he brought a knife to school, according to the Citrus County Sheriff's Office. An assistant principal was told the boy had a knife. When he asked the boy about it he pulled a knife out of his pocket, accord- ing to the report. The deputy noted that the boy did not use the knife at school in a threaten- ing manner. The Chronicle is withholding the boy's name because of his age. The boy was arrested on felony charges of possession of a weapon on school property. He was taken to the Citrus County Detention Facility and later released to his parent. Blood dondrs sought for specific types LifeSouth Community Blood Centers reports an emergency need for blood donors in Florida. Due to increased patient blood usage in several of the hospitals served by LifeSouth in recent days, the blood center is in emergency need of 0-, A- and B- blood donors and is in urgent need of 0+ and B+ blood types. Blood donors must be at least 17 years old, weigh 110 pounds or more, and show a photo I.D. LifeSouth is a nonprofit, vol- unteer blood center supplying more than 110 medical centers in Florida, Alabama and Georgia. Call the donor center in Le- canto at 527-3061 or Inverness at 344-5332. Elections supervisor has absentee ballots Absentee ballot requests for the 2006 election cycle are now being accepted. STo: receive your ballot by mail, calhth~diedtiJn office at 341- 6740 or make your request . "hlliH6at virvodecitrus.com.: Click on the "Abentee Ballot Request" button and fill out the form. Your ballot request can also be made in writing or sent via fax. The 2006 election dates are: Primary Election: Sept. 5. General Electi6n: Nov. 7. CFCC-Citrus plans open house April 22 Central Florida Community College's Citrus County Campus will host its third annual open house from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 22, at the cam- pus at 3800 S. Lecanto Highway. Science fiction and fantasy author Piers Anthony will speak. Other activities planned for the event include hayrides through an Enchanted Forest; a mock car accident by Nature Coast EMS, the fire department, and the sheriffs office; and mini classes in creative writing, sci- ence, math, pottery, golf and much more. CFCC Is currently seeking additional sponsors and partici- pants. For information about how to be a sponsor or a partici- pant, call 746-6721. From staff reports Clarification "'A story on Page 3A of Friday's edition, "Two teens arrested in connection to gaze- bo blaze," deserves clarification. The name of the 15-year-old female arrested was released by the Citrus County Sheriff's Office; however, the Chronicle did not publish the name because she was a minor. Correction A story on Page lC of Friday's edition, "The beat goes on at weekend shows," con- tained an error. The Suncoast Showboat show performed by the Suncoast Harmony Chorus of Sweet Adelines will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Citrus County Auditorium, 3610 S. Florida Ave., Inverness. The Chronicle regrets the error. -4:. -e, . CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE 4A sATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2006 For the RECORD Citrus County Sheriff DUI arrest Barbara Sorrentino, 58, 8255 E. Gobbler Court, Floral City, at 10:54 p.m. Thursday on a charge of driving under the influence. Bond was set at $1,000. Other arrests Danny Lee Green, 23, 10399 W. Misty Rose St., Homosassa, at 3:45 p.m. Thursday on a charge of petit theft. Bond was set at $250. Corey Cornelius Hill, 27, 12501 Moon Road, Brooksville, at 4:12 p.m. Thursday on a charge of driving with a suspended/revoked license. Bond was set at $500. Christopher Frank Primo, 20, 6681 E. Snowdonia, Homosassa, at 9:18 a.m. Friday on a charge of driv- ing with a suspended/revoked license. Bond was set at $2,000. Robert Lynwood Weatherly, 31, 5341 W. State St., Homosassa, at 10:22 a/m/ Friday on charges of possession of a controlled sub- stance, possession of drug para- phernalia and having an illegal license plate attached. Bond was set at $5,750. Brent H. Kennedy, 23, 5661 S. Chestnut Hill, Homosassa, at 1:07 p.m. Friday on charges of posses- sion of a controlled substance, pos- session of drug paraphernalia and driving with a suspended/revoked license. Bond was set at $6,000. John Newell Piatt, II, 64, 6689 S. Merleing Loop, Floral City, at 9:09 ON THE NET * For more information about arrests made by the Citrus County Sheriff's Office, go to and click on the link to Daily Reports, then Arrest Reports. p.m. Friday on a battery charge. Bond was set at $500. Crystal River Police Arrest Duane Wentland, 33, of an unknown address, at 7:23 p.m. Thursday on a charge of breach of the peace. Bond was set at $250. Burglaries mA burglary, reported at 7:14 a.m. Tuesday, March 28, between noon and 10 p.m. Monday, March 27, at a residence on N. Wadsworth Avenue, Beverly Hills. SA burglary, reported at 9:22 a.m. Tuesday, March 28, between 7 p.m. Monday, March 27, and 9:15 a.m. Tuesday, March 28, at a business in the 2600 block of W. 44 Highway, Inverness. A burglary, reported at 1:22 p.m. Tuesday, March 28, between mid- night Tuesday, March 14, and 10 a.m. Tuesday, March 28, to a con- veyance in the 100 block of N. Country Club Drive, Crystal River. IAburglary, reported at 5:18 p.m. Tuesday, March 28, between 3 p.m. and 3:20 p.m. Tuesday, March 28, toj a conveyance in the 600 block of W. Highland Boulevard, Inverness. A burglary, reported at 12:36 a.m. Wednesday, March 29, at' 12:35 a.m. Wednesday, March 29, to a conveyance in a driveway in the 11100 block of W. Deep Blue Place, Crystal River. Thefts A theft, reported !at 9:31 a.m. Tuesday, March 28, at 11:30 p.m. Monday, March 27, at a business in the 3800 block of S. Suncoast Boulevard, Homosassa. A theft, reported at 1:21 p.m. Tuesday, March 28, between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Tuesday, March 28, at a residence in the. 300 block of Orvista Circle, Inverness. A theft, reported at 5:29 p.m. Tuesday, March 28, at 6 a.nm. Tuesday, March 28, at a residence in the 5500 block of S. Chestnut Hill Point, Homosassa. Vandalisms A vandalism, reported at 10:51 a.m. Tuesday, March 28, at 10:45 a.m. Tuesday, March 28, at a resi- dence in the 1300 block of Eden Drive, Inverness. A vandalism, reported at 6:19 p.m. Tuesday, March 28, between 5:45 p.m. and 5:50 p.m. Tuesday, March 28, to a vehicle on the road- way, Pine Ridge Boulevard, Beverly Hills. A vandalism and criminal mis- chief, reported at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday, March 28, between 5 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. Tuesday, March 28, at a resi- dence in the 9000 block of N. Davie Way, Citrus Springs. HOSPICE Continued from Page 1A year's contributions to Hospice from the show didn't go to Camp Good Hope. Sportsman's Sertoma is not publicly acknowledging such an accusation about Hospice of Citrus County. Palumbo believes Sertoma's change in the funding was directly due to such an accusa- tion, which he said is false. What made it worse, he charged, was that the Sertoma club did not question the verac- ity of the accusation nor ask Hospice of Citrus County if it were true. Marge Van Tassell was a founder of the horse show and served as its director for many years until Sportsmen's Sertoma took it over. Van Tassell, who told Hospice of Citrus County board member Debbie Rector about the accu- sation, according to Rector, said the term "misappropria- tion" was Palumbo's, not hers or the club's.. "That's his word, his inter- pretation," she said, but declined further comment on Palumbo's accusation other than to say, "I am and will con- tinue to be sensitive to the needs of the children who are served by both Hospice organi- zations. It is always about the children, always has been and always will be." The issue came to light when Rector called Marge Van Tassell at Sertoma about the advertising for the event : As longtime supporter of the event because of the Camp Good Hope funding, Rector said she asked Van Ta the advertising didn' funds for Camp Good I just said "Hospice." , Rector told the C that after some.hesita Tassell told her the m going to be split beca had been told that th from last year did not go to Camp Good Hope, but to administrative salaries. ar Rector said she told Van Tassell the club should say exactly where the money was going, and called Palumbo to tell him about it. She said Van Tassell not long after asked her Or not to say any- thing to Palumbo until after the show, co but Rector said she already had. Palumbo said offered to show Spc Sertoma its financial to disprove the accus never even got a call was flabbergasted," "Why not come and as To make matters v said, referring to Rec cern, advertising for t show did not let spons that all the money going to the Camp Go program, which he ci was misleading to th have traditionally coi for that purpose.. GUARD Continued from Page 1A Slanker said Couey had been sitting at a small desk in his cell, located in the jail's segregation unit, while the conversation was going on. "So, he could overhear exactly what you're saying?" Atchison asked, to which the guard replied, "Yes, sir" When asked by Atchison if he thought Johnson made the statements to "degrade or antagonize" Couey, Slanker said he did- n't think so, and that she was probably just afraid something like that could happen to LOAN Continued from Page 1A determine if there was mis- management of the funds. "I always try to keep an open mind," Fricano said before the meeting. "I would like to think it's mistakes, but I'm 70 years old. I've served on boards that handled as much as $30 million. You have to keep records. All I'm saying is there are questions, that's all." Recreation President Pete Peterson, who also sits on the civic association board, said ssell why The last newspaper ad t specify before the show did make the Hope but distinction, after he com- plained to Sertoma. Chronicle By all accounts, the horse ition, Van show did well this year, though oney was the money has not been distrib- ause they uted yet. ie money Doug Pursley, the president of Sportsman's Sertoma, said the club kind You can't go of feels caught between the found and accuse two Hospices and had no a charitable intention of of getting in- organization of volved in a misappropriation. public verbal exchange with That could be a Palumbo. He said Hospice. death knell for of Citrus County would a charitable get a donation, but so would ganization. Hernando Pasco Hospice. "It's about the Anthony Palumbo kids," he said. ncemed about alleged remarks Van Tassell about Hospice. declined to dis- cuss who Palumbo believes made the Hospice accusation, and Pursley said ortsman's he did not know to whom I records Palumbo was referring. ation but Palumbo said he was very back "I concerned about the issue not he said. because of the smaller dona- sk?" tion or the prospect of not even Norse, he getting funds from Sportsman's tor's con- Sertoma's show in the future. he horse He said that if Sertoma wanted ors know to fund more charities, that was not: was commendable. And it's not. iod Hope that money would be going to intended his new,comipetitor.. ,. ,,,,,i lose who He said his problem was how contributed the alleged comment reflected on Hospice of Citrus County's her children. Slanker said after they finished talking, Johnson walked away and Couey called him over shortly after, according to the transcript He said after Couey said he didn't mean to kill (Jessica), he also told the guard he "never thought of himself as someone who could do that to someone." The conversation changed to small talk, Slanker told Atchison, before Couey remarked his biggest regret was that "he lost everything." In her interview, 14 days after Slanker's, Johnson recounted the conversation. She told Atchison that she and Slanker were talking about why she waited to go to bed the recreation association has been cutting expenses and now has more than $9,000 in its bank account. But, he said, the association just paid $2,500 for insurance and a $2,000 electric bill., He said the money in the bank might not last if the asso- ciation gets hit with a big expense. If the association's bank account went to zero, Peterson said it could not bor- row money to survive. He said the association's community recreation center, which is rented by the civic association for its meetings, would revert to county com- * Visit to read today's headlines or add your thoughts to the weekly opinion poll. 681129 BLINDS WE'LL MEET OR BEAT ANY COMPETITORS PRICE' FAST DELIVERY PROFESSIONAL STAFF ,_ F REE In Home Consulting e FREE :Valances 1 *Installation L ,W . LECANTO -TREETOPS PLAZA 1657W GULFTO LAKE HWY - HOURS: MON.-FRI.9AM 5 PM I TOLL FREE 1-877-746-0017 SEvmings0ndWeekns byAppointment 5 I -...-0 -- I. a' T reputation. "You can't go around and accuse a charita- ble organization of misappro- priation. That could be a death knell for a charitable organiza- tion." Palumbo said, "Sportsman's Sertoma has some really good people in it." He said the two groups had enjoyed a good relationship for years, but added, "You can't lay down for this kind of accusa- tion." Robin Kocher, a spokesper- son for Hernando Pasco Hospice, said Palumbo's accu- sation about her organization wasn't true and they wouldn't be responding to it She said that the money from the show would be used for seed money for a formal pro-. gram counseling bereaved chil- dren in Citrus. Some of that kind of counsel- ing is already taking place through her group's services in the county, she said. Palumbo said he regretted that the incident had hap- pened because a community doesn't want to hear its chari- ties whining or taking pokes at one another, but added, "You can't have this kind of slander floating around." "I'd like to see someone from Sertoma address it seriously," he said. The dispute went public when Palumbo wrote. his explanation of the controversy March 23, in a guest editorial column in the Chronicle. "'No one as yet said, 'Can we see the books?'" he said five days later. PA recent flyer advertising Camp Good Hope's late April program for children. listed. 19 sponsor contributors,, but Sportsman's Sertoma was not until her daughter got on the school bus in the morning. "I explained to him that I didn't feel comfortable letting her go to the bus by herself because of the things that were going on in the world today," Johnson said. She told Atchison she was "aware of my surroundings" and thought she was speak- ing in a tone that Couey couldn't hear. Before the four-minute interview ended, Atchison asked, "Was this conver- sation that you and Officer Slanker had maliciously done to antagonize or other- wise direct yourconversation toward John Couey?" Johnson replied, "No, sir, not in any way." mission ownership. The original Development of Regional Impact master plan for Beverly Hills' con- tains a reverter clause that would give the center to the county if the association no longer operated the building, according to County Commissioner Vicki Phillips, who attended the meeting. Phillips said she would ask the county's legal staff to research the DRI reverter clause in case the county is called upon to take over the community recreational cen- ter. If the county had owner- ship, Phillips said the center would be operated as part of the county's Parks and Recreation Department. Peterson said he supported, the decision to ask for a loan from the civic association to ensure the recreation associa- tion would not go under. "I think it's important to the future of our community to have a viable recreation asso- ciation," he said. Jamie Nicholson is now hair styling at Doug's Salon 652 N. 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Twin brothers Damon and Damien Williams, 21, were arrested on charges of posses- sion of crack cocaine, posses- sion of 20 grams or less of mar- ijuana. and possession of drug paraphernalia. The brothers'. cousin, Arrant Williams, 20, who 'also lives with the two at - C I T R U S the Beverly Hills home, was charged with possession of crack cocaine and possession of 20 grams or less of marijua- na. 'The home first came under investigation when citizens complained about an unusual amount of activity at the home, which was confined by road patrol deputies, according to the sheriff's office. The reports prompted a closer look by law enforcement Undercover detectives made several undercover purchases of cocaine from the house, which formed the basis for the warrant ..., .:. In addition to the, drugs found at the house, detectives seized drug paraphernalia, more than $1,200 in cash and a . vehicle, according to the sher- iff's office. 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"When it's all Savannah, Ga., company then afterward, killing each a family and friend-oriented guys," she said. "It's like one big X for Iowa, and so forth, as she over, everybody talks about old Vertical Rehab, is a race spon- other to lend parts to some- environment. Kristi Ellison, community." names drivers she knows. stories." sor, was thrilled to be a part of one." -* :' " DISTRICT Continued from Page 1A growth management, and.coun-,,,. ty staff to use the overlay as .9 planning tool. "At the end of the meeting, the staff assured us that some misunderstandings were cleared up," Hollins said, adding that there will be addi- tional information provided to clarify the intent and vision of the project. He said one thing everyone agreed on was' that long-term planning was best for the county. "We have received tremendous .support from the community," he said. "We have some work to do and we're ready to roll up our sleeves land go to work" Part of the proposal would have been to expand the min- ing another 200 acres, which was one, of a number of prob- lems planners had with it.- Hollins, who leases the mining property to Cemex, would 'have to get a comprehensive plan amendment to change the land use for that because the two parcels are not now ,classified extractive in the land development code. Two private entities also ;objected to the expanded min- ing: area resident and long- time mine opponent Charles iMiko and the Withlacoochee Area Residents (WAR), which has opposed the mine since 1984 when it reached a stipu- lated settlement after the mine operations started up after a hiatus. Miko objected in a letter to the county Planning and Development Review Board chairman,, Isaying,.. :Hollins could do a lot of what he prod- poses w without an overlay did- trict with the existing corn mefr- cial, industrial and port dis- trict land uses on the property. He said the proposal stated Inglis and Yankeetown were approximately 2 miles away, though in reality he said it was 'less than a mile. He said there are 380 residential parcels .and 250 families in residence on the surrounding land, some of % h ich would have mining as close as 200 feet if the propos- al for expanded mining were granted.: Hollins said with setbacks it would be considerably more than that. Miko said in the letter to allow the land use change would be unjust and the own- ers would suffer financial loss due to expanded mining, and he asked if the county were ready to face lawsuits over it. He said as mining has moved south, the problems for residents have lessened and approval of mining expansion closer to them now would establish new conflict for years. Lastly, he said it would establish a precedent for oth- ers to avoid land use regula- tions by creating overlays. Robert Berkley, President of WAR also wrote the PDBR, noting the value of property and the taxes rendered from owners along the river, saying the expanded mining opera- tions would have an signifi- cant .adverse. effect on resi- dents' health and property. Hollins proposal will first go before the PDRB on April 6. The PDRB will make a recom- mendation on. the bverlaytpro- *pb]al and forward the matter tothe county commission for a final decision. It would also have to decide on the Comprehensive Plan Amend- ments the proposal would require. Those amendments are scheduled to come before the commission in May and June. Hollins has said he wants to create a vision for the future for the property for after the mining was completed in 20 to 30 years. The special district has four components, includ- ing mining, an industrial/port center, a waterfront commer- cial retail area and eventually homes. The plan for "an industrial port center" included a public marina with wet slips and dry storage, as well as restaurants, a resort hotel, recreational and commercial fishing enter- prises and retail shopping. Hollins said in reference to mining, he would give his com- mitment to use the best prac- tices and newest technologies to keep blast effects not only within state and county stan- dards but well below.. The county staff said in its analysis that it commended Hollins for having the fore- sight for proposing a long range plan for the property, but if approved, "... it would establish an inconsistency within the' Comprehensive Plan and various regulations incorporating into -the Citrus County Code." That could, affect the outcome of future applications on his property and others, setting a prece- dent for developing custom land use regulation to suit a specific project that didn't meet the requirements adopt-. ed by the county, the analysis said. In other words, the staff said, the practice could be used to circumvent the coun- ty's coastal and environmental standards. The staff also noted the1 mine's long-standing conflict with residents and added that traffic concurrency, or road capacity, would be another problem. Hollins promised the threshold for all blasting would be not only well below allowable levels, but well below that which could cause harm to a home. He has been conducting blasts in recent weeks with techniques designed to reduce vibrations and a number of seismographs have been deployed close to and further from the blasts to monitor the vibration to deter- mine what will be allowable in the operation. In addition to creating unique land use districts with- out corresponding districts in the county land development code, other specific staff objections included: *. The creation of a new res- idential use within 5 iniles of 1the- 'P-rogress gEnergy -Power plantromotion of large-scale Promotion of large-scale development outside the planned service area without provision of regional utilities. Expansion of mining into environmentally sensitive areaWio t s0Jota * Reduction i4 residential setback requirerivents tori new extractive areas. ' FREE * Tubular Skylights Solar Attic Fans ETME * Solar Water Heating Solar Pool Heating >7 Solar Lights & More CRYSTAL RIVER p 6565W. SR44 877.296-POOL '" 'Photos are for illustration.purposes only! Discount show is offt '.CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2006 5A C t0 - - 0 0 a - - -'0 -a- S 0 - b 4'0' a _____ - - hike imwawe qp - . - .0b *- * of h"VY OEM* dkmqw %P wo somma mwAldmk GA SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2006 Darold Dailey, 60 HIGH POINT, N.C. Darold James Dailey, 60, High Point, N.C., died Monday, March 27, 2006, at High Point Regional Hospital Cancer Center. Mr Dailey was born March 8, 1946, in Akron, Ohio, the son of Wilbur James and Lauretta (Dudley) Dailey. He had been employed with Hatteras Yacht and Wood Armfield Furniture. On June 1, 1972, he married Mary Beth Patterson and'she survives at the home. He was a member of Green Street Baptist Church. Surviving in addition to his wife is a daughter, Jessica Stearns and husband Michael of Charlotte, N.C.; mother, Lauretta D. Myatt of Mel- bourne; sister, Kathy Young and husband Allen of Mel- bourne; grandson, Chase William Stearns; and nephew, Christopher Harman. The family requests memori- als be directed to American Lung Association, 3801 Lake Boone Trail, Suite 190, Raleigh, NC 27607 or Loveline c/o High Point Regional Hospital, Box HP 5, High Point, NC 27261. You are invited to share your thoughts and fond memories with the family through. Sechrest Funeral Service, High Point, N.C. Eugene Flint, 75 HOMOSASSA Eugene Howard Flint, 75, Homosassa, died Wednesday, March 29, 2006, at the VA Medical Center in Gainesville. Born May 31, 1930, in Parkersburg, WVa., to Dan- iel and Wilma- dine Flint, he moved to this area 20 years ago from Jupiter Mr. Flint was a U.S. Marine Corps Korean War veteran and a U.S. Air Force veteran. He attended the Bible Baptist Church in Crystal River and was a member of the American Legion Post 155 in Crystal River Survivors include one step- son, Pat Riggs and wife Cathie of Wellington; four nephews, Wesley Diebold and wife Debbie of Homosassa, Mike Wilson and wite Jenny Lou of Crystal River. David DeGrab of Fort Pierce and Ray Romanski of Lecanto: one niece, Siuzette Green and husband Mark; one step, granddaughter, Heather Riggs; six great-nieces and four great-nephews. Strickland. Funeral Home, Crystal River. Ellen Heitt, 94 HOMOSASSA SPRINGS Ellen Marie Heitt, 94, Hom- osassa Springs, died Thursday, March 30, 2006, at her home under the care of her family and Hospice of Citrus County. Mrs. Heitt was born April 25, 1911, in Clinton, Iowa, to August and Johanna (Dietz) Peters, and moved here in 1985. C2I^. 2 avis 'Funeral H-ome AWith Crematory JANE WALSH Services: Doherty Funeral Home Somerville, MA ESTHER LEACH Memorial Service: Tnues.,Apr. 4th 3:00 PM Chapel DAISY MILEY Service: Sat., 10 AM Chapel SBurial: Stage Pond Cemetery NORMA MITSAKOS Private Arrangements WILLIAM BIEHL Private Cremation Arrangements DOROTHY SKINNER Services: Sun 2 PM-Chapel MARTIN NARDONE Arrangements Pending ELEANOR SCHMIDT View: Mon. 10 AM Service: Mon 12 PM Chapel ELLEN HEITT Private Cremation Arrangements . 726-8323 In Loving Memory Margaret (Peg) Martin 7/27/21 4/1/05 from Belleair Bluffs. She was a homemaker and a member of the First Christian Church of Homosassa Springs. She enjoyed spending time with her family and grandchil- dren and playing cards, espe- cially solitaire. Survivors include three sons, Donald Heitt and wife Barbara of Scottsdale, Ariz., George Heitt of Clinton, Iowa, and Richard Heitt of Homosassa Springs; six grandchildren, Clayton, Cale, Cole, Amy, Sara and Jeffery; and six great- grandchildren. Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home with Crematory, Inverness. Nanjean Roberts, 73 HOMOSASSA Nanjean E Roberts, 73, of Sugarmill Woods, Homosassa, died Tuesday, March 28, 2006, under the care of her family at 'the Hospice House of Citrus County in Lecanto. Mrs. Roberts came here in 1997 from her native Elgin, Ill., and for many years was the owner and operator of Nan's Popcorn in downtown Elgin. She was past president of the Oak Village Women's Club, Homosassa, and she enjoyed bowling and card playing. Her great love was in spending time with family and friends. "Nana was an inspiration to all her grandchildren and great- grandchildren." She was Methodist Survivors include her hus- band of 54 years, Charles Roberts of Sugarmill Woods; three daughters and their hus- bands, Jill and Gerald Follis of Roscoe, Ill., Pam and Jim Hagle of Champaign, Ill., and Wendy and Bill Engler of Wild- wood, Mo.;. seven grandchil- dren, Seth Follis of South Beloit, Ill., Josh Follis of Ken- osha, Wis., Tyler Hagle of Santa Monica, Calif., Sarah Hagle of Champaign, Ill., Will Hagle of Champaign, Ill., Mallory Engler of Wildwood, Mo., and Taylor Engler of Wildwood, Mo.; four great-grandchildren, Tyler, Jadyn, Lorelei 'and Austin; brother, Chester Kobel of Byron, Ill.; and sister, Joyce Strowbridge of Oxnard, Calif. Memorial contributions may be given to Hospice of Citrus County Hospice House, PO. Box 641270, Beverly Hills, FL 34464. Fero Funeral Home, Beverly Hills. Eleanor 'Ellie' Schmidt, 85 INVERNESS Eleanor "Ellie" Schmidt, 85, Inverness, died Friday, March 31, 2006, at her home under the care of Hospice of Citrus County. She was born June 11, 1920, to William and Anna (Zingl) Martzell and moved here i . f Enie n 1979 from Tampa. Mrs. Schmidt retired as a bookkeeper for the State of iHome & Land Packages Available FLOOR PLAN 2582 SF LIVING 490 SF GARAGE 179 SF LANAI 66 SF COVERED ENTRY 3317 SF TOTAL Florida Health & Rehabil- itation Services with 20 years of service. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Inver- ness, where she was very active with the Fellowship Sunday School Program as well as being involved with the Auxiliary of the Inverness VFW Post 4337. Her husband George preced- ed her in death Feb. 17, 1989. Survivors include one son, George 0. Schmidt Jr. and wife Marcia of Davie; one daughter, Candy Ann Fernandez and hus- band Paul of Tampa; eight grandchildren; and six great- grandchildren. Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home with Crematory, Inverness. Dorothy Skinner, 50 CROSS CITY Dorothy Jean Fletcher Skinner, 50, Cross City, former Citrus County resident, died Friday, March 31, 2006, at the Haven Hospice House in Chiefland following an extend- ed illness. She was born Jan. 8,1956, in Fort Lauderdale to Richard and Nancy Fletcher and grew up in Brooksville. Mrs. Skinner was a former deputy clerk in the Citrus County Courthouse. , After marrying Roy Skinner in 1987, they moved from Floral City to Cross City, where she established a small pre- serve for abandoned white tail deer. Obituaries Survivors include her hus- band, Roy Skinner of Cross City; her parents, Richard and Nancy Fletcher of Wareham, Mass.; two sisters, Sheryl Coon and husband Russell of Avon- dale, Pa., and Heidi Miller and husband John of Durham, N.C.; one brother, Michael Fletcher and wife Kathy of Buzzards Bay, Mass.; and nieces and nephews, Andrew and Jacob Coon, Katie and Alan Miller; and Emma Fletcher. Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home with Crematory, Inverness. Click on- cleonline.com to view archived local obituaries. Funeral : l':: Eleanor "Ellie" Schmidt. Funeral services will be con- ducted at noon on Monday, April 3, 2006, from the Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home of Inver- ness with the Rev. Herb Wilson officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home from 10 a.m. until the hour of service. In addition to flowers, the family suggests memorial contribu- tions to Hospice of Citrus County, PO. Box 641270, Beverly Hills, FL 34465. Dorothy Jean Fletcher Skinner. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 2, 2006, from the Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home with Pastor L.E. Parker of the Cross City Central Baptist Church officiating.. Entombment will follow in Oak Ridge Cemetery. Calling hours are from 1 p.m. until the hour of service. In lieu of flowers, memorials are being received by Haven Quality Homes at Affordable Prices Visit our %website alt Now at the Crystal Glen Clubhouse, a builder's representative will be available to answer questions, provide in-depth information and supply floor plans of many new exciting homes. Monday and Wednesday Saturday 10:00am-5:00pm Sunday 1:00pm-5:00pm A W-., ~- ~i'ol,.,-lJIm^[I,-'& Ocala .... Model " & Sales Builder will pay up to $5,000 in closing costs with preferred lender. BB&T Preferred Lender B3 Beverly Love: (352) 861-6112 It seems like just yesterday we had to say our goodbyes. We cherish our memories of you as a wonderful mom, loving grandma and best friend. In our hearts forever. Love, your daughters, Patti and Kathy and their families. 662623 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Hospice of Tri Counties, 311 N.E. Ninth St., Chiefland, FL 32626 or the American Cancer Society Deaths Howard 'Red' Hickey, 89 NFL COACH APTOS, Calif. Howard "Red" Hickey, the NFL coach who invented the shotgun of- fensive formation with the 49ers, died Thursday, his son said. He was 89. Jeffrey Hickey didn't disclose the cause of his father's death. Hickey coached San Francis- co. The formation spurred the 49ers to a late-season winning surge, and Hickey combined the shotgun with a three-quar- terback rotation in 1961, send- ing Brodie, Waters .and rookie Bill Kilmer into the game on alternating plays. St. Charles . Sun Valley Model & Sales Center Mon-Sat 10am-5pm Sun lpm-5pm (352) 861-9311 4880 S.W. 106th Lane, Ocala, FL 34476 A .JL1,2 0 APRIL I1, 2006 ., ,, .r -,,, ,,, r,.- ,.,.4,, W.1 Fam i i < Preserve offers nature stroll Special to the Chronicle Crystal River Preserve State Park is offering guided walks conducted by PJ. Condray, Florida master naturalist, on its Churchhouse Hammock tract. The guided walk is a leisurely 1/3-mile stroll along the boardwalk through some of the last remaining natural areas found surrounding Kings Bay. Walks are scheduled for the following times and dates, weather permitting: 1 to 3 p.m. April 23, May 28, Sept 24, Oct. 29 and Nov. 12. A special holiday sun- down stroll at 5:15 p.m. Dec. 10. There is no charge or registration required. STROLL SCHEDULE 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday, April 23; Sunday, May 28; Monday, Sept. 4; Sunday, Oct. 29, and Sunday, Nov. 12 Special holiday, sundown stroll is Sunday, Dec. 10. Insect repellent is recommended. Churchhouse Hammock Trailhead is on U.S. 19 across from the Crystal River Mall. There is a picnic pavilion and restrooms on site. Crystal River Preserve State Park's formerly Crystal' River State Buffer Visitor Center is at Preserve, encompass- 3266 N. Sailboat Ave. es approximately Take U.S. 19 .75 mile There is no charge 30,000 acres of coastal north of the Crystal Citrus County. The River Mall. Turn left or registration park offers fishing, hik- onto State Park Drive requi r Insect ing, biking, bird watch- at the Days Inn. Follow ir I ing and a visitor center State Park until it repellent IS with live animal dis- dead ends and turns plays, six dioramas left and becomes recommended. depicting local habi- Sailboat Avenue. tats, and a conference Follow Sailboat Ave- room where movies nue until it dead ends at the Crystal and educational programs are offered River. free to the public. Crystal River Preserve State Park, For information, call 563-0450. CHWC puts best foot forward at ... ...annual fashion bash Special to the Chronicle On March 8, 250 members and guests of the Citrus Hills Women's Club enjoyed lunch at the Hampton Room at the Citrus Hills Golf and Country Club, followed by a fashion show courtesy of La-Te-Da boutique in Crystal River. Shirley Davis and Loretta Restaino co-chaired this pop- ular annual fundraising event. Models for the fashion show includ- ed Peggy Bock, Sue So, Jo Brencola, Barbara Fosse, Jackie Dziekan- Smith, Jean Roy, Jean Catalano and Linda Klosowski. Assisting the mod- els at the runway were Thomas Dantoni and Carey Mandell. During the fashion show, Vee Balemian entertained the group with delightful piano accompaniment. John Marcucci, a "special guest model" -and very good sport, provid- ed lots of laughs for, the group. Commentary for each outfit was cour- tesy of Jo Brazington. Cheryl Harris, the new owher of La- Te-Da, is emphasizing unique ensem- bles and one-of-a-kind accessories for everyday wear and special occasions. The next luncheon-meeting of the CHWC will be April 12 and will fea-' ture the Gasparilla Entertainers from, Crystal River High School. Members are asked to bring a jar of spaghetti sauce and/or a box of powdered milk to the meeting to be donated to the Citrus County Resource Center's food Special to the Chronicle The Citrus Hills Women's Club held its annual fashion show March 8. Shown above are some of the models and assis- tants who took part in the popular event. From left, are: Thomas Dantoni, Barbara Fosse, Jo Brencola, Sue So, Jackie Dziekan-Smith, Jean Roy, Peggy Bock, Jean Catalano, Linda Klosowski and Carey Mandell. pantry. The Citrus Hills Women's Club is a. social-charitable organization estab- lished in 1986 for the. purpose of fur- thering acquaintanceships among the female residents of Citrus Hills. Membership is open to all women res- idents of the area defined as "The Villages of Citrus Hills." Fuiind raised through the club provide scholar- ships for local high school students and donations to local charities. Members are reminded that their dues for 2006-07 must be paid by June 1 for them to be included in the Women's Club directory. To learn more about CHWC or for membership information. visit the club's Web site at. A membership application can be printed from the Web site. Questions can be directed to either Carol Peterman, president, at 860-2818 or Diane Christianson, mem- bership chairwoman, at 637-6963. calendar of events Special to the Chronicle The Citrus Springs Memorial Library lists the following schedule of events for the month of April: At 10 a.m. Tuesday, the Citrus Springs Genealogy Society meets. For information, call John Eisenmann at 489-4359 or visit its' Web site. At 1:30 p.m. Thursday, the Citrus Springs Library Association meets. Members help with the library's decision making. Dues are $5 for indi- viduals and $7.50 for family memberships. At 7 p.m. Thursday, the Italian language class contin- ues. For information, call Frank Delucia at 527-9779. At 1 p.m. Thursday, April 13, the Creative Calligraphers meet. For information, call June Towner at 489-9717 or visit its Web site at ccclub.cit- russprings.org. At 7 p.m. Thursday, April 13, 20 and 27, the Italian language class meets. The library will be closed Friday, April 14, in observance of Good Friday and Sunday, April 16, for Easter, but will be open Saturday, April 15.. At 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 19, the horticulture program with Peter Dobbs meets. This is the program for you if you are having problems with lawn or plants. At 7 p.m. Thursday, April 20, the Italian language class meets. At 1 p.m. Friday, April 21, the Gingerbread Poets meet For information, call Virginia Buelke at 489-9148. At 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 26, the book discussion group meets for lively talk on books and authors. For information, call 489-1891. The library's hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Wednes- day and Friday and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. For more infor- mation, call 489-2313.- PCA class graduates The Withlacoochee Technical i *i Institute's December 2005 : , Patient Care Assistant class X graduated March 14. Students achieved the Patient Care Assistant, Nursing Assistant and Home Health Aide awards. They are employable in hospitals, long-term care facilities and home health environments. This is the first graduating class for Sharon Ferguson, a new PCA instructor. Students are, from I left: front row Alyssa Breeden- and Toni Montuoro; back row - Marry Joy Sabilona, Heather Olson, Kimberley Durham, Ambe Shelley, Haidee Olson, Nancy Voss and Ceferina Sabilona. Special to the Chronicle to be successful Normally, what a team does to raise funds is something like candy sales, car washes etc. But not my competitive dance team. If I got them candy I would prob- ably eat it all and I hate wash-' ing cars, so one recent Saturday we decided to have a "Hoedown." We actually had to postpone it from last fall when a hurri- cane was heading this way. I'd rather .lO .. my parents prepare for the storm than ' worry about prepar- ing for a boot-scot- tin'-boogie. e Everyone came in Shalyr their best western Fe attire and we line danced, played PL games, and ate all- you-can-eat fried chicken, bar- beque ribs, beans, and maca- roni salad. The Rainbow Springs Country Club made all the food, but I was in charge .of all the entertainment and the games. I wanted it to be family orientated, so I made up games that included everybody: our students, moms, dads, and even grandparents. The first game was with mom and children. The kids had to be blindfolded and, through a series of questions where the moms disguised their voices, the children had to guess who their mom was. The grandparents had to play a true or false game with their grandchildren where each question started with "my 'n. U sP n J grandma/grandpa is older than..." I used fill in the blanks like cell phones, cars and elec- tricity. We even played a newlywed game where couples had to answer question about each other to win a Chili's gift cer- tificate. My mom and stepfa- ther, Mike, played, too, and got in an argument about their answers for what Mike's favorite meal is : that my mother cooks for him. But my favorite game was called "Dancing Dad" and Barker our students had to iLL race to. see who L could get their ATE dads to do the cor- rect ballet poses. We put on some classic ballet music and the dads wore flower-petal headbands. We had a wonderful time being families together and raised $700 for the dance team. Afterwards, everyone compli- mented me on a job well done they even wanted to know when we'd do it again. I told them maybe next year, but to let me take a nap first. Shalyn Barker resides with her husband, Patrick, and daughter, Emmy, in the Beverly Hills area. All three are lifelong residents of Citrus County. She can be reached at citrusamom@yahoo.com. News NOTES Visiting master Masons welcome Ridge Masonic Lodge 398 F&AM, a daylight lodge, will meet at 9:30 a.m. Monday, April 10, at 88 Civic Circle, Beverly Hills. Take County Road 491 to Beverly Hills Boulevard to Civic Circle. Doughnuts and coffee are available at 9. . Visiting master Masons are always welcome. For information,, contact John M. "Lucky" Lee, worshipful mas- ter at 795-9561 or lucky lee143@earthlink.net or Robert A. "Buzz" Bernard, P.M. secre- tary, at 628-0668 or buzzgw en@yahoo.com. Citrus Singles to meet today The Citrus Singles will meet at 2:15 p.m. today at the Community Building in Beverly Hills. The club offers the following to members and the public: "Viva Vegas" on April 26 at the Show Palace. For information, call.Sol at 795-1336. IR-RU social group slates activities IR-RU Family Social Club conducts its regular meeting for members only at 1 p.m. the first Sunday monthly at 9211 Florida Ave., Floral City. For informa- tion, call 637-5118. April calendar includes: Darts at 6:30 p.m. Monday; shuffleboard at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday; Pool tournament/ Men's night Wednesdays; Music by JJ's Karaoke/Ladies night Thursday; The Rose's Karaoke Friday nights. Saturday; April 8: Country Western Dance. Music by Turner Camp Dave 7 to 11 p.m. Sunday, April 30: NASCAR Talladega Race Day Party, 2 p.m. Eagles Aerie 3992 set to celebrate Today, the Fraternal Order of the Eagles, Aerie 3992, will cel- ebrate 17 years at its location, 8733 E. Gulf-to-Lake Highway, Inverness. Members and guests can enjoy music from 3 to 6 p.m. by Jimmie D, free food and drink specials. Don't forget breakfast as usual from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., AUCE $4. Evening entertainment by Sundown from 7 to 11 p.m. No April Fools, just thanks for your support. IWC to host military card party The Inverness Woman's Club will host a Military Card Party/luncheon from noon to 3:30 p.m. today at the Point 0' Woods Clubhouse, 9228 Gospel Island Road. The fun game not bridge requires only knowledge of what a trump is. Singles, cou- ples or tables of four are wel- come to sign up. Price for the luncheon, which will also include cash prizes, is $12, and all tickets will be sold in advance. For inquiries or reservations, call 344-9493. The Inverness Woman's Club is a member of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, the largest women's organiza- tion in the world, and is known for its philanthropic work. Pet SPOTLIGHT Pardners Special to the Chronide Maddy, a 2-year-old black lab, and Roxy, a 4-year-old boxer, who love to ham it up for the camera, live with Phil and Amanda Miller In Crystal River. * Submit Information at least two weeks, belcre the event. 0 Submit material at Chronicle offices in Inverness or Crystal 0 News notes tend to run one week prior to the date of an * Early submission of htimel. material is appreciated, but mul River; by fax at 563.3280; or by e mail to community@ event. 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'4 CSML announces April Hoedown' proves UI s a A - "1 SA SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2006 THE MRKETIN REIEW MOST ACTIVE (SI OR MORE) Name Vol (00) Last Chg Lucent 597194 3.05 -.04 GenElec 371293 34.78 +.13 TimeWam 284407 16.79 -.06 NortelNet 242045 3.05 ,-.02 Pfizer 239685 24.92 -.28 GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg %Chg GeoGroup 33.34 +4.11 +14.1 NYMtgTr 5.40 +.42 +8.4 US Airwy n 40.00 +2.51 +6.7 WhtMtlns 594.50 +35.50 +6.4 NtPrest 49.17 +2.82 +6.1 LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg 4zCng caltl'i .2.5 f -.14 .: GlobPwr 3.85 -.45 -10.5 EnterraEg 13.75 -1.32 -8.8 HarvNRes 9.72 -.66 -6.4 FairfxFg 107.21 -6.82 -6.0 DIARY Adi,,ar.n:e,j Declined Unchanged Total issues New Highs New Lows Volume 1 7,8 1,561 149 3,418 165 30 2.242.098.540 MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) Name Vol (00) Last Chg SPDR 561559 129.83 +.03 iShRs2000 s240970 75.97 +.27 SP Engy 220062 54.40 -.77 SemiHTr 157677 36.32 -.42 OilSvHT 110590 146.81 -2.95 GAINERS (52 OR MORE) Name Last Chg %Chg Gentum n 13.25 +1.90 +16.7 InSiteVis 2.17 +.31 +16.7 Dyadic n 4.68 +.58 +14.1 IntelliCk 6.57 +.81 +14.1 ImageWr 2.41 +.25 +11.6 LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg 'oChg E r rp .-R: -"- 61 ', 5 1.1 1 4 EXX A 2.10 -.30 -12.5 Tarpon 2.86 -.35 -10.9 Servotr 8.40 -.69 -7.6 Minrad n 2.36 -.19 -7.5 DIARY Adi. 3rs e Declined Unchanged Total issues New Highs New Lows Volume 461 93 1,044 52 11 339,812,057 MOST ACTIVE (St OR MORE) Name Vol (00) Last Chg Intel 842826 19.46 -.24 Nasd100Tr 681413 41.93 -.12 Microsoft 596907 27.21 -.02 Cisco 534265 21.67 -.30 SunMicro 484179 5.13 -.02 GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg %Chg BluDolp 3.32 +1.13 +51.6 EpiCeptn 4.50 +1.19 +36.0 Nutrition21 2.15 +.45 +26.5 Gravity 8.95 +1.60 +21.8 DGSE 2.25 +.40 +21.6 LOSERS (S2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg ',Cng PeerlssSys 7.47 -2.15 -22.3 IACintwtl 5.12 -.97 -16.0 EDPTM 17.82 -2.95 -14.2 Radware 17.63 -2.56 -12.7 DIARY A.I,.'r cEde Declined Unchanged Total issues New Highs New Lows Volume 1,187 135 3,208 223 17 1,911,737,910 Here are the 825 most active stocks on rre New 'York Stock Exchange, 765 mostly active on thie Nasdaq National Market and 116 mosi active on Ime American l50Ck Exchange Stocks in bold are worth at least $5 and changed 5 percent or more ir prl.,e UnDerliping for 50 mos active cn NYSE and Nasdaq and 25 most active on Amey.. 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I SOCK OFLOALITRS YTD Name Div Yid PE Last Chg %Chg Name AT&T Inc 1.33 19 27.04 AT&T lncocks .60 FordM .40 GenElec 1.00 GnMotr 1.00 HomeDp .60 Intel .40 IBM .80 19 27.04 13 27.05 11 45.54 19 34.65 21 35.55 10 47.24 21 27.89 28.44 11 60.86 18 40.14 22 56.22 8 7.96 22 34.78 ... 21.27 16 42.30 .14 19.46 17 *82.47 +.02 +10.4 -.05 +3.2 -.07 -1.3 +.05 +27.9 +.46 +3.7 -.04 -2.7 +.02 +16.4. -.48 +21.5 -.26 +8.3 -.12 -3.4 +.12 +14.6 -.20 +3.1 +.13 -.8 +.21 +9.5 -.08 +4.5 -.24 -22.0 -.73 +.3 Div YId PE Last LowesCos McDnlds Microsoft Motorola .16 Penney .72 ProgrssEn 2.42 SearsHldgs SprintNex .10 TimeWarn .20 UniFirst .15 VerizonCml.62 Wachovia 2.04 WalMart .67 Walgm .26 YTD Chg %Chg -.33 -3.3 -.19 +1.9 -.02 +4.1 -05 +1.4 -.79 +8.7 -.14 +.1 +.86 +14.1 +.02 +106 -.06 -3.7 +.39 +6.8 -.43 +13.1 . +.21 +6.0 -.42 +.9 9 -26 INEE hz-weeK . High Low Name .5 34 32. 3 :2. 46 I0 00U 46 3,348.36 349.25 6,902.51 1,415.75 1,889.83 1,136.15 570.03 11,195.22 Ii j34 96 4,615.83 438.74 8,321.98 1,953.28 2,353.14 1,310.88 767.16 13,272.30 Last Chg Chg % Chg % Chg Do, J.:.neI. ln.juv ril.1 Dow Jones Transportation Dow Jones Utilities NYSE Composite Amex Index Nasdaq Composite S&P 500 Russell 2000 DJ'Wilshire 5000 Ti iiiA 1.2 11 I'9 32' 4,568.00 389.01 8,233.20 1,935.d9 2,339.79 1,294.83 765.14 13,155.44 +20.19 -3.65 -38.59 -13.92 -1.03 -5.42 +2.55 -28.06 166 678 +8.86 +23.91 -3.97 +7.97 +6.18 +15.37 +10.06 +32.34 +6.10 +17.88 +3.73 +10.39 +13.65 +25.11 +5.09 +13.72 NEYOK TOKXCANG DIv Name Last Chg ABB Ltd 12.55 -.08 .92 ACE Ld 52.01 -.19 .60 ACMeInco 8.08 +.02 ... AESCorp 17.06 +.14 .521 AFLAC 45.13 -.08 .7 ABCO 20.74 -.12 1.48 AGLRes 36.05 +.32 ... AKSteel u15.00 -.24 .. AMR 27.05 +.94 .90e ASA Ltd 65.00 -.15 1.33f AT&Tlnc 27.04 +.02 1.75 AT&T2041 25.13 +.01 .38r AUOptron 14.91 +.09 .79e AXA 34.96 -.32 1.40 Aameslnv 5.68 -.12 1.18f AbLab '42.47 -.17 .70 AberFitc 58.30 +.33 .30e Accenture 30.07 +.01 .86e4 AdamnsEx 13.30 -.02 .30 Adesa u26.74 +.75 ... MD 33.16 -.43 ... Aeropsl 30.16 -.03 .021 Aetoawi 49.14 -.85 ... AllCmpS 59.66 -.06 .. Agerers u15.04 -.29 Agilent 37.55 +.25 .03 Agnicog u30.45 +.50 ... Ahold 7.80 -.09 1.361 AirProd 67.19 +1.01 ... AirTran 18.11' +.46 .. AlskAr 35.45 +.35 .76 Albertsn 25.67 +.01 .60 Alcan 45.73 -1.00 ... Alcatel 15.40 -.31 .60 Alcoa 30.56 -.16 ... AllgEngy 33.85 -.59 .40 AllegTch u61.18 -.21 .40 Allergan 108.50 1.45f Aldete 46.60 -.26 .89 AIlWrld2 12.59 3.00e AlliBenm 66.25 +.37 ... AdWaste u-12.24 +.30 1.40f Allstate 52.11 -.03 1.54 Alltel 64.75 '+.35 .18 Alpharmnna 26.62 +.04 3.20 Alia 70.86 -.86 .60 AmbacF 79.60 +.15 Amdocs u36.06 +.19 1.20 AmHess 142.40 -.26 2.54 Ameren 49.82 -.49 .66i AMosvlLs 34.26 +.45 .60 AmnAe 17.13 -.18 1.48 AEP 34.02 -.25 .041 AEqlnvLf u14.34 +.22 .48b AoNmEp 52.55 +.42 1.08 AFncRT d11.65 -.05 .60 AurnntGoIf 66.09 +.02 .72f AmStand 42.86 -.06 .78 AvmSlP3 10.72 ... AmTower 30.32 +.3 Americdt .'3 -.03 '2.24' Amedrigas v:'i. +.32" .44 ;.,,.i'.. t', ', .: .10 r.T.c ,9 : ,4',." I 1.04 AmSouth rC.; -V. .72 Auadrk -,:l 1.11. -i ." .641 AnalogDev 38.29 -.01 .36e AngklogidA 54.12 +.74 1.08 Anheusr 42.77 .60 AonCorp 41.51 +.28 .40 Apache 65.51 -1.02 .17 ApplBio 27.14 -.25 .43 AquaAms 27.82 +.22 Aquila 3.99 +.06 .2 ArchCoal 75.94 -.98 .401 ArchDan 33.65 -.25 1.741 ArchstoSm 48.77 +.26 .40 AnrvMerit 14.91 -.18 1.10 Ashlandn 71.08 +.50 .68 AsdEstat 11.25 +.17 1.26 ATMOS 26.33 -.14 ... AutoNatn 21.55 -.20 .74 AutoData 45.68 -.49 ... AutoZone 99.69 +.21 ... Avaya 11.30 -.07 1.56 AveryD 58.48 -.48 ... Aviall 38.08 -.69 .56 Avista u20.65 +.29 ... Avnet 25.38 +.10 .701 Avon 31.17 +.21 .. Aztar. u41.99 -.43 1.52 BB&TCp 39.20 ... .64e BHPBillLt 39.85 -.37 DIv Name Last Chg .. ABXAirn 6.81 +.03 .. ACMoore 18.40 +.18 .. AOCTelrs 25.59 -.54 AMIS Hid 9.06 -.24 .. ASMLHId 20.37 +.42 ATITech 1718 +13 .. ATSMed d2.48 +.02 .. AVI Bio 7.59 -.04 .. Aastrom 2.03 +.03 .. Abaxis 22.68 +.11 Abgenix' u22.50 +.02 .. AcaComb 2.60 +.03 ... AcaclaTc u8.82 +.45 AccHme 51.18 +.20 ... Activlden 4.19 +.06 .. Aclvisns 13.79 -.20 .20 Acxiom 25.84 -.11 .. Adaptec .5.53 -.17 .. AdobeSys 34.95 -.36 .. AdolorCp 23.80 -.29 .36 Adtran 26.17 -.30 ... AdvEnv 2.20 +.24 .45 Advanta 34.09 -.23 .54 Advan[B 36.87 +.02 Aeroufex 13.73 -.14 .. Aether u3.85 +.09 .. Affymet 32.93 +.27 .. AgileSft 7.63 +.10 .. AirspanNet u6.75 +.07 .. AkamalT u32.89 +2.12 1.52e Akzo 52.75 -.77 .60a Aldila 33.20 +.54 ... AlignTech 9.17 -.16 ... Alkern 22.05 -.25 .. AliFibO 2.23 -.01 Allscrpts 18.31 -.31 ... AliajrNano 3.56 +.06 .. AlteraCp 20.64 -.24 .. AmarinCp 3.17 -.09 .. Amazon 36.53 -.14 .. Amedisy 34.75 -,34 .. AmerSvclf 13.03 +.04 AmerBioh .98 +.03 .. AmrBiowt .03 3.201 AmCapStr 35.16 +.14 .. ACmclLnn u47.20 +.62 .. AmDntas 13.50 -.07 .30 AEagleO 29.86 +.25 .40 APwCnv 23.11 -.18 .03p ARailcarn 35,07 +.22 .. Avren 7275 +13 .. AmkorT 8.64 -.37 .. Amylin u48.95 +.60 Anadigc u7.90 +.29 .40 Anlogic 66.20 +.60 .. Analysts 2.79 +.17 .. AnlytSurv 1.45 -.01 .. Andrew 12.28 -.19 .. AndrxGp 23.74 +.04 .61e AngloAms 19.57 -.19 .. Antigncs 2.74 -.08 ApolloG 52.51 +.08 1.80f Apollolnv 17.81 -.10 ... AppleC 62.72 -.03 .20f Applebees 24.55 -.38 .. AppldDigl 2.90 -.08 .. Apldlnov 4.29 +.02 .20f AnldMat 17.51 -.26 ... AMCC 4.07 -.04 .. aQuantve 23.54 -.06 .. ArchCap u57.74 +.93 .. ArenaPhrn 18.11 -.48 ... AiadP 6.58 .. Aibalnc 9.78 -.35 .60 ArkBest 39.12 -1.25 ...Arotech .49 -.03 .. Arris 13.76 +.51 .681 Arrowint 32.67+1.56 .. ArtTech 321 +.05 .. Artesyn 10.95 +.03 Asprevag 24.89 -.31 1.08 AssedBanc 33.98 +.05 .. Astealnt 11.73 -4.77 .. AsystTch 10.41 -.43 .20 BJSvcss 34.60 -1.20 BMC Sft 21.66 +.05 2.14e BPPLC 68.94 -.83 2.08 BRT 25.56 +.06 .52 BaikrHu 68.40 -1.06 .40 BalICp 43.83 -.30 .91e BcoBrads 35.91 -.04 2.00 BkofAm 45.54 -.07 .84 BkNY u36.04 +.12 .72 Banta 51.98 .22 BanickG 27.24 -.38 ... BasicEnn u29.80 +.82 .52 BauschL d63.70 -.97 .58e Baxter 38.81 +.37 1.12 BearSt 138.70 +.25 ... BeringP I 8.49 +.02 .40 BeazrHm 65.70 -.14 .86 BeclDck 61.58 -.28 1.16 BellSouth 34.65 +.05 .241 Berldeys 58.06 +.64 .32 BestBuys 55.93 +1.15 1.321 BkHICp 34.00 -.18 . 45a BlkFLO8 14.21 +.01 .50 BIckHRslf 21.65 -.42 ... Blockbstr 3.97 +.18 .57e BlueChp 5.75 -.02 1.201 Boeing 77.93 -.49 .40 Borders 25.24 +.06 ... BoslBeer 26.01 +.03 2.72a BostPro 93.25 -3.06 ... BostonSci 23.05 -.27 .50 BoydGm 49.94 -.23 .40 Brinker 42.25 -.08 .10 Brinks 50.76 +.33 1.12 BrMvSa 2461 -.34 .72 BrkIdPrp u34.15 +.70 .60 BungeLt 55.71 +.62 .80 BuINSF u83.33 +.22 .40 BuriRso 91.91 -.95 .16 CAInc 27.21 +.03 .64 CBSBn n 23.98 -.26 2.16 CHEngy 48.00 -.04 .10 CIGNA 130.62 -2.64 .60f CnIGp 53.52 -.22 1.59 CITpfA 25.30 +.02 .16 CKERst 17.40 +.15 ... CMSEng 12.95 -.06 ..... CNXGasn 26.00 +.60 ... CSKAto 13.87 -.19 .48 CSSInds 32.74 +.16 .52 CSX U59.80 -.18 .15 CVSCps 29.87 +.07 ... CabtsnNY 26.70 +.08 Calgbn 6.15 +.03 .28 CallGol 17.20 +.01 .16f Camecogs 36.00 -.48 .72 CampSp 32.40 +.07 .651 CdnNRygs 45.28 -.26 .301 CdnNRsgs 55.39-1.58 .11 CapOne 80.52 -.38 1.96a CaopiSrce 24.88 +.10 1.26 CapMplB 12.63 +.05 .24 CardnlHIth 74.52 -.29 ... L.I .n. 49.18 +.08 .:. i. 32.68 +-.82 iC<-, CiT,;.,,l 37 -: +26. S'i i" 6 .T. i I1 -'? .11j Condant 17.35 +.13 .601 CenterPnt 11.93 -.22 .16 Centex 61.99 -1.10 .251 CntryTel 39.12 +.16 .. 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Request stocks or mutual funds by writing the Cnronicle. Attn: Stock Requests. 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd.. Crystal River, FL 34429: or pnoning 563-5660. For stocks, include the name of tre stock, its marker and lis iicker symbol. For mutual lunds. list the parent company and the exaci name of tre lund. Yesterday Pvs Day Australia 1.3978 1.3982 Brazil 2.1640 2.1950 Britain 1.7361 1.7461 Canada 1.1677 1.1601.... China 8.0233 8.0233 Euro .8254 .8223 Hong Kong 7.7591 7.7596 Hungary 217.64 218.40 India 44.480 44.450 Indnsia 9072.00 9090.00 Israel 4.6675 4.6665 Japan 117.71 117.29 Jordan .7088 .7090 Malaysia 3.6821 3.6900 Mexico 10.8965 10.9301 Pakistan 59.98 59.98 Poland 3.24 3.24 Russia 27.7103 27.6973 SDR .6940 .6941 Singapore 1.6162 1.6182 Slovak Rep 31.00 31.02 So. Africa 6.1495 6.1785 So. Korea 971.30 975.80 Sweden 7.7784 7.7362 Switzerind 1.3039 1.2967 Taiwan 32.42 32.49 U.A.E. 3.6725 3.6725 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All others show dollar in foreign currency. Yesterday Pvs Day Prime Rate 7 75 750 Dc.counl Rate 5 75 5.50 Federal Funay FRatl 4875 46875 Treasuries 3-monih 4 50 4 55 6-monlh 4 64 4 61 5-year 481 466 10-year 485 467 30-vear 489 469 FUTURES Exch Contract Settle Chg Lt Sweet Crude NYMX May'06 66.63 -.52 Corn CBOT May 06 236 +81/4 Wheat CBOT May 06 347-44 +31/4 Soybeans CBOT May06 5711/2 -161/4 Cattle CME Jun06 74.35 -1.55 Pork Bellies CME May 06 81.35 -.42 Sugar (world) NYBT May06 17.90 -.37 Orange Juice NYBT May 06 148.15 -.60 SPOT Yesterday Pvs Day Gold (troy oz., spot) $581.80 $560.00 Silver (troy oz., spot) $11.480 $10.688 ' Copper (pound) $2.488U $2.4115 . NMER = New York Mercantile Exchange. CBOT = Chicago Board of Trade. CMER = Chicago 'Mercantile Exchange. NCSE = New York Cotton, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange. NCTN = New York Cotton Exchange. Arthur Rutenberg Homes I Cmus CouNry (FL) CHRomui STorocs 4MA ---, --- -t CMSCOUNTY (PL)f 3CHRONICLEAY, APRIL01,2006 9 I MUTU~ALUDI 4-wk Name NAV Chg %Rtn AIM Investments A: BasValAp35.92 -.06 +1.4 ChartAp 14.08 -.04 40.9 Constp 2625 -.07 +1.0 HYdA p 4.40 ... +0.5 IntlGrow 25.82 -.08 +2.3 MuB p 8.01 ... -0.3 PremEqty 10.87 -.03 +0.7 SelEqtyr 19.63 -.05 +1.1 AIM Investments B: CapDvBt 17.91 ... +2.1 PremEqty 10.00 -.02 +0.7 AIM Investor Cl: Energy 43.07 -.54 +0.7 SmCoGI p 14.93 +.05 +2.3 SummitP p 12.69-.05 +1.8 Utilities 14.04 -.08 -2.4 Advance Capital I: Balancpn18.37 -.03 +0.6 Retlncn 9.66 ... -0.4 Alger Funds B: SmCapGr t5.71 +.01 +2.9 AlllanceBern A: BalanAp 16.92 -.04 +0.5 GibTchA p 62.76+.02 +0.7 SmCpGrA28.38 +.07 +4.1 AllianceBern Adv: LgCpGrAd21.56-.08 -1.6 AllianbeBernhB: CoipdBdp 11.69+.01 -0.7 GlbTchB 156.37 +.02 +0.6 GrowthBt26.19 -.04 -1.9 SCpGrBt 23.76 +.05+4.,0 USGovtBp6.78 +.01 -0.5 AllianceBern C: SCpGrC 123.83 +.06 +4.0 Allianz Funds C: GwthCt 19.58 -.07 -0.2 TargtCt 18.28 +.04 +1.3 Amer Century Adv: EqGropn24.12 -.06 +05 Amer Century Inv: Balanced n16.30 -.03 0.0 Eqlncn 8.11 ... +1.0 FLMuBndn10.58 ... -0.3 Growhin 21.10 -03 -0.4 Herilageln16.30 0 .-1.4 IncGron 30,93' 13 i05 IntDiscrn16.65 *i: 8- IntlGroln 11.11 -.03 +3.3 UfeScin 5.43 -.01 -1.5 New Opp r n6.79 +.03 +3.3 OneChAgn12.08-.01 +1.2 RealEstl n29.00 +.07 +4.8 Seledctn 38.06 -.11 +0.7 Ultran 30.17 -.07 +0.4 Util n 13.64 -.06 -1.5 Valuelnvn 7.18 -.02 +1.2 American Funds A: AmcpAp 19.74 -.04 +0.7 AMuItAp 27.14 -.08 +0.8 I BalAp 18.21 -.07 4.8 B,:,r .: ,] ,' ul0 -')? CapWAp i6.5 -01 -1A , CipiBA,.,!5 i 14 +v., CapWGA p 38.65-.09 +1.7 EupacAp44.20 -.01 +2.1 FdlnvAp. 37.89 -.20 +1.3 GwthAp 32.21 -.14 +0.8 HITrAp 12.29 +.01 +0.8 IncoAp-18.83 -.05 +1.1 IntBdAp"18.31 0.. 0.0 ICAAp 32.51 -.16 +0.6 NEcoAp 24.45 ... +0.9 NPerAp 3028 -.11 +1.8 NwWrldA 43.23 +.15+0.6 SmCpAp 39.56 +.19 +3.2 TxExAp 12.36 -.01 -0.3 WshAp 32.05 -.13 40.7 American Funds B: BalBt 18.16 -.06 +0.7 CaplBBt 55.15 -4 40.8 GrwthBt 31.20 -.14 +0.7 IncoBSt 18.73 -.05 +1.1 ICABt 32.39 -.15 .+0.5 WashBt 31.88 -.13 +0.7 Ariel Mutual Fds: Apprec 47.59 +.02 0.0 Ariel 54.13 +.25 +2.4 Artisan Funds: Int V 28.00 -.04 +3.7 MidCap. 33.21 +.04 +1.3 MidCapVal 19.79 +.04 +2.3 Baron Funds: Asset 61.54. +.14 +5.4 Growth 50.50 +.12 +4.1 SmCap 25.79 +.12'+4.3 Bernstein Fds: IntDur 12.97 ...-0.5 DivMu 13.89 ... -0.3 TxMglntV 26.68 -.15 +3.7 IntVa]2 26.59 -.15 +3.8 BlackRock A: AuroraA 36.83 +03 +2.6 ,i,', lI,',. -'f1 +0.5 ." ,' ii -.* -03 .: Bramwell Funas BrandyAina Fdi,: Br,.,J.Ar.r,3398 Ir + B AnAon Funds Y: F.R.u:r. F. -43 -, 4. , llrn 1i :2 -.17 +1.1. Calamos Funds: " Gr&lncA p 32.63 -.04 +1.3 GrwthAp 58.31 +.01 +0.4 GroWvhCt 55.57 +01 +0.3. Calvert Group- r..,p 165 5 -0*0} r.li4Ap2t29. 4'. I 1 I'j .IBCA 102-4 u MunInt 10.60 ... -0.6 SocialAp 29.03 .-0- .01 SocBdp 15.63 ,01 -)1 SocEqAp 36.64 I I .1-) TxFLt 10.52 ... -u. TxFLgp 16.40 -.02 -0.7 TxFVT 15.52 -.01 -0.5 Causeway IntI: Insitutnl r n17.98 -.14 +1.9 Clipper 89.45 -29 +0.6 Cohen & Steers: , RftyShrs ... NA Columbia Class A: ' Acorn 30.28 +.06 +2.3 Columbia Class Z: AcomrZ 30.96 +.06 +2.3 AcomlntZ38.64 -.04 +4.4 DWS AARP Funds: CapGrr-48.47 -.25 +0'2 ,;flMA 146 + ,01 1 L..,h',. 4.0 -1:1r . GrowAlb I14.210-.063 l.u Ihtl 55.86 -.20 +3.8 ShTrmBd 9.89 ... +0.2 SmCpCore r 25.32+.04+2.9 DWS Scudder Cl A: .:'rH,F;A 4.,(.I .-1 DWS Scudder Cl S: CorPlslnc 12.52 +.01 -0.3 EmMkln 11.68 :+.02 -1.7 EmMkGrr24.10 +.16 0.0 EuroEq 34.28 -.28 +3.8 GIbBdS r 9.40 -.02 -0.8 GlbOpp 43.60 +.10 +2.8 GIbIThem 34.32 -.05 +2.9 Gold&Prc 22.96 -.05 +5.5 GrolncS, 22.37 -.09 +0.1 HiYldTx 12.79 -.01 -0.1 IntTxAMT 11.09 ... -0.4 Intl FdS 55.90 -.20 +3.8 LgCoGro 26.01 -.13 +0.2 LatAmrEq 53.26 +.46 -4.8 MgdMuni S9.06 -.01 -0.5 MATFS 14.20 -.01 -0.5 PacOpp r 18.01 +.14 +3.0 ShtTmBdS 9.90 ... +0.2 Davis Funds A: NYVenA 34.78 -.14 +1.0 Davis Funds B: NYVenB 33.30 -.13 +0.9 Davis Funds C &Y: NYVenY 35.18 -.14 +1.0 NYVen C 33.51 -.14 +0.9 Delaware Invest A: TrendAp 24.83 +.05 +1.1 TxUSAp 11.48 +.01 0.0 Delaware Invest B: DelchB- 3:30 ... +0,8. alnrei ll3' -.02 +2.6 DImensIonal Fan. lntSmVan19.99 -.05 +4.9 USLgVan23.06 -.06 +1.3 .,,: ,l.--..r,-,1 k, +11 +3.7 j. 5r.-Tll ru.' i +.10 +3.6 US SmVa 30.47 '+.08 +5.0 [ntlSmCon18.17-.04 +5.0 ErngMktn23.00 +.12 +0.5 IntVan 20.28 -.11 +4.1 TMUSSV 26.65 +.09 +4.4 DFARIEn28.85 +.06 +5.3 Dodge&Cox: Balancsd x 83.67-.77 +0.7 Income i- i:, i.14 i Stock x 14:i .i-I :u ,10 Dreyfus: Aprec 40.37 -.19 +0.4 Discp- 35.32 -.12 +0.5 Dreyfx 10.65 -07 +0.5 Dr50Olnt 37.84 -.15 +0.7 EmgLd 45.95 +.02 +2.0 FLIntr 12.93 ... -0.4 InsMutn 17.69 -.01 -0.6 StrValAr 30.18 -.08 +1.0 Dreyfus Founders: GrowthBnlO.93 -.02 +0.4 GrwthFpn11.50 -.02 +0.5 Dreyfus Premier: CoreEqAt 15.03-.07 +0.4 CorVlvvpx31.29-1.56 +0.5 LtdHYdA p7.25 ... +0.3 TxMgGCt 15.97 -.06 +0.5 TchGroA 25.12 +.02 -1.5 Eaton Vance Cl A: ChinaAp 17.80 +21 +2.7 GrwthA 8.55 -.01 +3.0 InBosA 6.41 ... +0.7 SpEqtA 12.99 +.03 +4.3 MunBdl 10.76 -.01 -0.2 TradGvA 7.22 ... 0.0 Eaton Vance Cl B: FLMBt 10.96 -.01 +0.1 HIthSBt 12.02 -.06 -12- NatlMBt 11.49 -.01 +02 Eaton Vance Cl C: GovtCp 7.22 +1:11 '.i I NatMCt 11.49 -61 .0 Evergreen A: AstA p 14.39 -ITi . Evergreen B: DvrBdBt 14.34 +0 1 -i, MuBdBt 7.42-ht 1 .1 4I Evergreen C: AstACt 13.98 -.i3 .0u Evergreen I: CorBdI 10.29 -0 i SIMunil 9.88 -r, -*0 Excelsior Funds: Energy 26.00 : '" HiYieldpx 4.53 *." ValRestr 49.36 iu .-,a FPA Funds: Nwlnc 10.92 '. Federated A: AmLdrA 24.02 -. -"I' MidGrSIA 37.40 +,. .0 .' MuSecA 10.59 .4: Federated B: StlncB 8.61 -V 5 Federated Insti: Kaufmn 6.14 +i .1 .1 Fidelity Adv FocT HtCarT 23.87 -uL .: NatResT 46.05 -id .-2 Fdeltlly Advisor A- DivintlAr 23.14 -.10 +4.2 Fidelity Advisor I: Divlntn 23.45 -.16 J EqGrin 53.00 -.11 iL.3 EqInin 29.88 -.13 +0.9 IntBdIn 10.72 +.01 -0.1 Fidelity Advisor T: BalancT 16.55 -.03.+0.7 DivlntTp 22.91 -.10 +4.2 DivGrTp 12.62 -.05 +1.2 DynCATp17.68 -.01 +1.7 EqGrTp 50.09 -.10 +1.3 EqInT 29.49 -.12 +0.9 GovInT 9.79 ... -0.3 GrOppT 33.82 -.07 +1.8 "HiinAdTpl0.09 +.02 -04 IntBdT 10.70 .. -01 MidCpTp 25.92 +.03 ,6 MulncTp 12.82 ... -0.4 OvrseaT 21.50 -.10 +3.6 STFiT 9.36 ... +0.2 Fidelity Freedom: FF2010n 14.47 -.02 +0.8 FF2020n 15.37 -.03 +1.2 FF2030n 15.82 -.03 +1.5 FF2040n 9.33 -.02 +1.5 Fidelity Invest: AggrGrrn18.93 -.01 +0.9 AMgrn 16.50 -.03 +0.8 AMgrGrn 15,66 -.04 +1.1 AMgrn n 13.07 ... +0.2 Balancn 19.60 -.03 +0.6 b1.iCr.q.4 ,,4 17-.13 +0.6 C l. Mu r..I 1 :" ..: -0.4 Canada n 46.01 -.54 -2.2 CapAp n 27.32 -.01 +1.6 Cplncrn 8.54 -.01 +0.9 ChinaRg n20.83 +.07 +1.8 CngSn 418.60-1.27 +1.6 CTMunrn11.28 ... -0.4 Contran 66.54 -.12 +0.9 CnvScn 24.00 -.03 +0:4 Destl n 14.90 -.05 +1.4 Destll n 12.74 -.04 +1.6 '.isEqn 28.99 -.13 +0.8 DivIntln 35.68 -.14 +32 DivGthn 30.16 -.12 +1.3 EmrMkn 21.10 +.19 +1.4 Eq Incn 54.69 -23:+1.2 EQII n 23.70 -.08 +0.2 ECapAp 25.59 -.14 +4.8 Europe 39.93 -.08 +2.3 Exchn 291.09 -.46 +0.6 Exportn 21.93 ... +0:3 Fideln 33.40 -.10 +1.4 Fiftyrn 24.30 -.07 +1.8 FLMurn 11.34 ... -0:4 FrInOne n27.67 -.07 +1.3 GNMAn 10.68 -.01 -0.3 Govtllncn 9.95 ... -0.4 GroCon 67.99 -.04 99:." Grolncn 35.78 -.14 Groinclln 10.64 -.03 .: Highlncrn8.88 ... +0.6 indepnn 21.20 -.03 +2.0 IntBdn 10.16 +.01 -0.1 SIntGovn 9.91 ... -0.1 IntlDiscn 34.75 -.12 +4.1 IntISCprn30.56 +.03 +5.9 InvGBn 7.27 +.01 -0.3, Japann 18.80 +01 +8.5 'JpnSmn 16.27 +.08 +9.7 Ll,,-r..'. Tf.- -' 2 -1? LowP r n 44.368 -.04 +2.0 H irPsA",,_2i.4 i .1 i 1l uM. .L11 -7.0 + -1 0 Ileci in, l -1 .0 . OTC n 40.00 +:02 +1.8 OhMun n 11.54 ... -0.5 RP,.iir, ri 71 +.5 3 zimi.iJr, 3r. .0 J I STBFsn 88? +02 StkScn 26.04 -.07.+ 0.6 Stratlncn 10.43 ... 0.0 Trend n 59.91 -.14'+0.8 USBIn 10.72 ... -04 USlityn 15.67 -.07 -(0 ValStrstn33.25 -.08 +1.2 *Value n 80.90 -.17 +0.9 Wddw n 20.68 -.04 +2.6 Fidelity Selects: .Air n 45.98 +.29 +52 Autonn 35.86 -.10 +5.1 Baking n36.89 +.06 +1.0 Biotch n 66.50 +.18 -2.6 Brokrn 77.21 +.20 +0.6 Chem n 7092 -'.44 -4 ' ic.Tr.r. 37.67 14 'j CM ,il.fi 26.24 ..i .1 CM1H-,r. 50.35 -.03 +2.0 FA., r. 82.80 +.07 +3.3 DvCm n 23.19 -.02 +2.9 Electrn 46.33 -.14 -2.0 Enrgyxn 52.23 -.64 +2.0 EngSvn 73.88-117-4.33 Envirn 18.42 11 " Firi, 120.74 'i: -:," F.:,Blr. 53.14 -.15 +1.7 Goldrn 38.99 -0? .49 H..llrt', 1:AB6 IW '. 3 H,:,T,I,, L- 1 +.12 +0.3 IndMtn 48.46 -20 +2.0. Insurn 68.34 -.06 -0.1. Leisrn 86.29 --1 F- MedDI n 54.72 ). MdEqSys n24.45-01 -1.0 Multmdn 48.41 +.16 +1.5 NtGasn 41.10 -.65.+1.4 Paper 31.97 -.07 +4.5 Pharmn 10.61 -.03 +1.3 Retail n 52.36 -.03 +3.1 Softwrn 56.59 -.10 +3.5 Techn 66.68 -.15 +0.5 Telcmn 44.28 -27 +2.5 Trans n 52.25 +.30 +2.4 UtilGrn 46.75 -.13 +0.3 Wireless n 7.43 -.03 +1.8 Fidelity Spartan: Eqldxlnvn46.01 -20 +0.7 500lnxlnv r n89.63-.38 +0.7 GovInn 10.72 +.01 -0.4 lnvGrBdn10.26 +.01 -0.3 Fidelity Spart Adv: EqldxAd n46.02 -.19 +0.7 500Adrn 89.64 -.37 +0.7 First Eagle: GIblA 45.33 -.09 +2.8 Firsl Inieslors A BlChpApx21.78- 1 -)ii GloblAp 7.59 -,).:) .-i) GovIAp 10.71 +.ui u.u GrolnApx14.84 -.05 +1.6 IncoAp 3.00 ,.. +0.2. InvGrAp 9.44 ... ' MATFAp 11.73 ... --.4 MITFAp 1..23 ... -0.4 MidCpAp29.64 -.02 +1.3 NJTFAp 12.80 ... -0.5 -NYTFAp 14.25 -.01 -0.5. PATFAp 12.82 -.01. -0.5 SpSitAp 22.76 -.06 +32 TxExAp 9.88 ... -0.4 STouRtApx 14.60 -.07 +1.0 ValueBpx 7.13 -.04 +1.6 FRrsthand Funds: GIbTech 4.31 -.02 +2.1 TechVal 38.38 +.16 +3.4 Frank/Temp Frnk A: AGEAp 2.11 ... +0.5 AdjUSpx 8.90 +.01 +0.3 ALTFAp 11.40 ... -0.3 AZTFAp 10.97 ... -0.3 Ballnvp 67.62 -.10 +3.3 CallnsAp 12.59 ... -0.4 CAIntAp11.41 ... -0.4 CaITFAp 7.26 ... -0.1 CapGrA 11.59 -.02 +0.5 COTFAp 11.91 ... -0.3 CTTFAp 10.99 -.01 -0.4 CvtScAp 16.81 ... +0.7 DblTFA 11.84 ... -0.4 DynTchA 26.82 -.04 -0.3 EqlncAp 21.02 -.08 +02 Fedlntp 1128 ... -0.5 FedTFAp 12.03 ... -02 FLTFAp 11.81 ... -0.3 FoundAlp12.94 -.03 +1.6 GATFAp 12.00 ... -0.3 GoldPrMA30.34-.16 +5.1 GrwthAp 38.31 -.07 +1.8 HYTFAp 10.76 ... 0.0 IncomAp 2.47 .. +0.8 I6 HO oRAD H MTAL FND ABLS AAI MIIM hm" InsTFAp 12.21 ... -0.2R IIITFil- p III ... -0.5 LATiF 11 11 ... -0.3 LMGvScAx9.83 ... 0.0 MDTFAp 11.65 ... -0.3 MATFA p 11.79 ... -0.4 MITFAp 12.16 ... -0.2 MNInsA 12.00 ... -0.3 MOTFAp 12.17 ... -0.4 NJTFAp 12.02 ... -0.3. NYInsAp 11.49 -.01 -0.4 NYTFAp 11.77 ... -0.3 NCTFAp 12.19 ... -0.3 Ohol-Ap 12.46 -.01 -0.4 ORTEA p 11.75 ... -0.4' PATFA p 10 4 -4 fiE cA f2. Hi1 1 *"1 '' R..-;I3 p 2 :.1 i .: SMCpGrA 40.54 +.04 +1.0 USGovA p6.42 ... -0.2 UBilsAp 11.79 -.08 -2.6 VATFAp 11.74 ... -0.3 Frank/fmp Fmk Adv: IncmeAd 2.46 ... +0.8 Frank/Temp Frnk B: IncomBi1p 2.47 ... +0.8 IncomeBt 2.46 ... +0.8 FrankTreip Frnk C: IncormC 2.48 -.01 +0.4 FrankrrTemp Mtl A&B: DiscA 28.60 ... +3.2 QualfdAt 21.20, +.06 +3.1 SharesA 25.31. ... +2.6 Frank/Temp Temp A: DvMktAp25.91 +.14 +0.3 ForgnAp 13.50 -.04 +2.2 GIBdAp 10.54 -.01 -0.7 GrwthAp 24.21 -.13 +1.6 IntxEMp 17.20 -.13 +2.1 WordAp 18.715 -.07 +1.4 Frank/TempTmp Adv: GrthAv 24.24 -.12 +1.7 Frank/Temp Tmrp B&C: DevMktC 25.39. +.13 +0.2 ForgnC p 13.31 :-.05 +2.1 GE Elfun S&S: S&SPM 44.78 -.18 +0.3 GMOTrust III: EmMkr 22.66 +.21 0.0 For 17.35 -.09 +3.6 Int GrEq 31.17 -.22 NE USCoreEq 14.52 -.08 0.0 GMO Trust IV: EmrMktI .22.61. +21 0.0 InlIntrVlI 33.85 -24 +4.2 GMO Trust VI: EmgMktlbs r 22.62+21 0.0 Gabella Funds:. Asset 44.13 -.09 +2.0 Ganmore Fda D. B,,,'., -' 9A .* -0.4 C(14.10 IC -1 .... -0.4 GrowthD, 7.37. -.02 +0.4 NafionwD 19.59 -.07 +0.8 TxFrrx 10.43 ... -0.3 Gateway Funds: Gateway 25.81 -.04 +0.9 Goldman Sachs A: GrlncA 26.79 -.08 +0.1 i.l 11: 1 *1 -.1 +1.6 E",-,ra s i +3.7 Goliaman Sachs Inst: HMu,'r, I1 : .0 +01' .4 Guardian Funds" UK,-Gi,,C,'i 0 "',- :" +3.9, F,.AA : 1: 4 14 -0.3 CopAplnl3?4.7 -.10 +-4 aroFunds, -Hartlid'Fds A: I Ad.-.tn if. 113 -.03 -04 L 'pi, ai" "- -.12: +0.5 La.cGir, 3I, -.08 +0.9 ,'i,,,.:,, i. f.~ +.09 +2.7 Hartford HLS IA - '_,:,.:,p : -.18 +0.6 D);,SGr .'13 -.09 +1.0 t.Li...r; L~' ",% -.05 +0.5 ',,.: 1- 4. -.18 +1.0 Harrioro HLS IB: i ,,,,: i i '4 -.18 +0.6 Hennessy Funds: CorGrow 22.56 +.03 +4.3 CorGrofl 34.09 -.10 +4.4 HollBa]Fdn15.68 -.05 +0.3 Hotchkls & Wiley: ,-LgCpVIAp2428-.09 +1.4 MidCpVal 30.30 -.07 +2.4 ISI Funds: Ntornpx .'25 -03 -1.5 JPMorgan A Class: MCpVal p 24.76 -.02 +2.1 JPMorgan Select: IntEqxn 35.45 -.29 +3.2 JPMorgan Sel CIs: lntrdAmern25.48 -.08+0.4 Janus: IBalancedx23.30-.12 +0.7 C .',fE --3 -.08 .2-9 12....t" 43I .-13 '11 E.,',,,- ,,- '. r -0 f-,IT, 4'3: -,4 -04 Fi.6,',,, 9.31 ... -0.4 F,-,', 26.93 -.07 +1.2 ,iL, ^ l'i-.-."1 .l-.i -1 .1 L ts:rers I?' y-I 0.8 Aff.lp 14.8 -0- 10. )2 Mercury 23.86 -.07 +1.0 MdCpVI 2.3 51'9 -01 1 6 .",TA ... : 1 2 i,'3 1 ' Ovrseasr38.16 +.11 +5.8 ShTmBd 2.87 +.01 +0.3 Twenty 50.3 -.24 +0.5 Ventur 3 65.80 +.38 +2.4 WridWr 45.44 -.23 +2.1 JennisonDryden A: BlendA .18.69 -.07 -0.3 HIYldA p 5:70 +01'40.7 InsuredA 10.69'-.01 -0.,5 UtilityA 14.96 -.05 0.0 JennlsonDryden B: Growth ,15.02 -.05 -0.9 HiYIdBt 5.69 +.01 +0.7 InsuredS 10.71 -.01 -0.5 John Hancock A: -,,lA I| 14 -i) ... -0.4 'li4.1 v,,'I H' 7- -r.-,13 +1.1 pII.-.A .:' ... -0.2 John Hancock B: StrlncB 6.82 ... -0.3 John Hancock CI1: LSBalanc 14.39 -.02 +1.0 LSGrwth 14.71 -.02 +1.3 Julius Baer Funds: IntEql r 40.79 -.16 +2.3 IntlEqA 40.03 -.15 +2.2 Legg Mason: Fd SOpporTrt 18.44 -.04 +4.5. Splnvp 47.78 +.07 +4.0 ValTrp 69.14 -.12 +1.1 Legg Mason Insll: VidTrrli-, :Y:., 1 +1.2 Longle3 l Parlners: P+ ',C,, :w1 I -.v:: +5.6 Ing 18.31 -.10 +2.4 SmCap 28.52 +.03 +1.6 Loomis Sayles: L 0;6.',,I : .,, -0.7 Lord Abbett A: AffilAp 14.85 -.05 +0.5 BdDebAp 7.88 ... +0.6 GClncAp 6.69 -.02 -1.0 MidCpAp22.49 -.12 +0.7 MFS Funds A: MITA 19.12 -.08-02 MIGA 13.32 -.03 +0.4 GrOpA 9.22 -.03 +0.2 HilnA 3.83 ... +0.5 MFLA 10.05 -.01 -0.4 TotRAx 15.64 -.07 +0.2 ValueA 24.27 -.10 +0.5 MFS Funds B:' MIGB 12.15 -.03 +0.3 GvScB 9.33 ... -0.5 HilnB 3.84 ... +0.4 MulnB 8.54 ... -0.3 TotRBx 15.64 -.06 +0.1 MainStay Funds B: CapApB 129.72 -.10 -0.2 ConvBt 14.34 -.02 +1,2 GovtBOt 8.09 ... -0.5 HYIdBB t 6.25 ... +0.9 InSEqB 13.99 -.08 +2.6 SmCGBp 16.49 +.06 +3.8 TotRtBt 19.31 -.06 +02 Mairs & Power: Growth 75.35 -.11 +1.5 Managers Funds: SpdEq n 95.69 +.27 +3.2 Marslco Funds: Focusp 19.00 -.04 +1.0 Merrill Lynch A: GCAIAp 17.93 -.03 +1.5 HealrhAp 7.04 -.01 +1.0 NJMunBd 10.66 -.01 -0.1 Here are the 1,000 biggest mutual funds hslsed on Nasdaq Tables show the fund name. sell price or.Nel Asset Value (NAV) and daily nrel change, as well as one total return figure as follows: Tues: 4-wk total return [%) Wed: 12-mo loral return (1) Thu: 3-yr cumulative tolal return k',a FrI: 5-yr cumulative total return (%6) Name: Name of mutual fund and family. NAV: Net assel value Chg: Net change in price of NAV Total return: Percent change in NAV for the lime period shown, with dividends reinvested II prlted longer thari 1 year. return IS cumula- five Data based on NAVs reported to Lipper by 6 p m. Eastern Footnotes; e Ex capital gains distribution I Previous day's quote. n No-load fund. p Fund assets used to pay distribution costs r - Redemption lee or contingent deterred sales load may apply s - Stock dividend or split t Both p and r. x Ex-casn dividend. NA - No information available NE Data in question NN Fund does not wfsh to be tracked. NS Fund did not exist at start date Source: Upper, Inc. and The Assoclater Press Merrill Lynch B: Bil, ,',i :i "0 -.06 +0.7 i3.6 i;3 16 -.11 +1.6 BdHilnc 5.13 ... +0.9 CalnsMB 11.49 -.01 -0.2 CrBPtB t 11.37 ... -0.6 CplTBt 11.53 ... -0.6 EquityDiv 16.72 -.08 +0.6 EuroBt 17.57 -.17 +2.8 FocValt 13.55 -.01 +3.3 FndlGBt 17.69 -.11 +0.6 FLMB t 10.32, ... -0.3 GIAIBt 17.55 -.03 +1.4 HealthBt 5.19 ... +1.0 LatABt 41.89 +.40 -3.5 LICCE p 13.39 -.04 +1.9 M.-.-.C 7.79 ... -0.4 :- r.2Ti, ] 9.05 ... +0.2 MuShtT 9.90 ... +0.1 MulntBt 10.13 -.01 -0.5 MNtlBt 10.47 ... 0.0 NJMBt 10.66 ... 0.0 NYMBt 10.96 -.01 -0.1 'NatRsTBt51.07 -.68 +1.4 !PacBt 24.99 -.04 +5.6 PAMBt 11.24 ... -0.2 ValueOppt25.36+.04 +2.7 USGovt 9.91 ... -0.3 Ulmcrt 12.31 -.07 -2.0 WIdlnBt 6.05 -.02 -2.1 Merrill Lynch C: GLAICt 17.01 -.03 +1.4 Merrill Lynch I: BalCapl 26.53 -.07 +0.8 BaVIt 32.94 -.11 +1.6 BdHitnc 5.12 -.01 +0.7 CalnsMB 11.49 .. -0.2 CrBPtlt 11.37 ... -0.5 .CplTI 11.53 .... -0.6 DvCapp 25:74 +.27 +0.1 EquiyDv 16.70 -.08 +0.7 Eurol t 20.52 -.20 +2.9 FocVall 14.99 -.01 +3.4 FLMI 10.32 ... -0.3 GIA0lt 17.99 -.03 +1.5 Health 7.67 -.01 +0.9 LatAl 43.92 +.42 -3.5 Mnlnl 7.80 ... -0.3 MnShtT 9.90 .. +0.1 Mum 10.14 ... -0.4 MNatll 10.47 ... 0.0 NatRsTr t54.43 -.72 +1.5 Pad 27.26 -.05 +5.7 ValueOpp 28.46 +.05 +2.8 USGovt 9.92 +.01 -0.2 Ut'nmilt 12.36 -.07 -1.9 Widlncl 6.06 -.01 -1.9 Midas Funds: Midas Fd 3.77 -.02 +4.7 Monetta Funds: Monettan12.91 -.04 +1.2 Morgan Stanley A: SDivGthA 33.68 -.12 +0.2 Morgan Stanley B: GIbDivB 15.29 -.10 +1.3 GrwthB 13.95 +.02 +0.1 StratB 19.73 -.07 +0.6 MorganStanley Inst: GIValEqAn18.71 -.11 +1.4 IntlEqn .21.82 -.14 +2.4 Muhlenk ,85.98 -.46,+0.4 Munder Funds A: IntemtA 21.49 +.04 +2.0 Mutual Series: BeacnZ 16.66 +.02 +3.0 DiscZ, 28,88 ... +3.3 QualfdZ 21.33 +.06 +3.1 SharesZ 25.48 .. +2.6 Neuberger&Berm.lnv: .s,:u 35.70 -1F +I9 I,',l, 24:08 -1.I ,l 1 Furi-l 4 lij +:I Neubergei,&Berm Tr: Genesis 51.70 -.06 -:" Nicholas Applegate: EmgGrol n13.90 +.08 +5.0 Nicholas Group: Hilnc In 2.16 ... +0.9 Nichn 61.49 -.13 +1.0 Northern Funds: SmCpldxn11.98 +.04 +3.7 Technlyn 12.22 ... +0.2 Nuveen Cl R: InMun R 10.72 -.01 -0.5 Oak Assoc Fds: WhitOkSGn32.89-.15 0.0' Oakmark Funds I: Eqtylnc r n25.48 -.09 +0.7 Globalln 25.08 -.11 +2.1 Intllrn 24.81 -.11 +2.6 Oakmark r n42.44-.08 +1.4 Select rn 33.73 +.03 +1.2 Old Mutual Adv II: Tc&ComZn13.04+.01 -0.6 Oppenheimer A: AMTFMu 10.12 ... +0.2 AMTFrNY12.94 -.01 -0.5 CAMuniAp 1i.48 ... +0.2 CapApAp44.87 -:16 +0.2 CaplncAp 11.88 -.02 +0.1 Cri..,:.A :. 40 +0.5- LJi.'I>A0 -4'l 1 +0.3 Oi:,Cr 1"4k .- +3.6 E uii'r A I,' -. +0.3. GlobAp 71.64 -.42 +2.1 GIbOppA 42.25 -.05 +2.6 Goldp 29.06 -.19 +6.4 HiYdA p 9.41 ..+0.5 IntBdA p 5.85 ... -2.4 LtdTmMu 15.74 -.01 0.0 Ur.i F.JA ":,':' -.16 +0.9 ,,J': ,aA 1 -9 +.05 +1.4 PAMuniAp 12.79-.01 +0.2 StrlnAp 4.20 ... -0.8 USGvp 9.36 ... -0.4 Oppenheimer B: AMTFMu 10.08 .,. +0.1 AMTFrNY 12.95 .. -0.6 CplncBt 11.75 -.02 0.0 ChlncBt 9.39 .. +0.4 EquityB 10.50 -.02 +0.1 HIYIdBt 9.27 ... +0.5 StrlncB t 4.22 ... -0.6 Oppenhelm Quest: QBalA 18.20 -.03 +1.7 Oppenheimer Roch: RoMuAp18.35 -.01 0.0 PIMCO Admin PIMS: TotRtAd 10.33 .., -0.4 PIMCO Instl PIMS: AIIAsset 12.61 -.01 -1.0 ComodRR 14.03 -.18 -2.0 HiYld 9.77 -.01 +0.2 LowDu 9.90 ... 0.0 RealRtnl 10.82 ... -1.8 TotRt 10.33 ... -0.4 PIMCO Funds A: RealRtAp 1.82 ... -1.8 TotRtA 10.33 ... -0.5 PIMCO Funds D: TRtnp 10.33 ... -0.5 PhoenlxFunds A: BalanA 15.02 -.02 +1.0 CapGrA 15.68 -.05 -0.3 IntIA 12.42 -.06 +3.5 Pioneer Funds A: BalanAp 10.11 -.03 +0.7 BondAp 9.02 +.01 -0.4 EqlncAp 30.22 -.01 +1.2 EurSelEqA35.88-.13 +3.1 GrwthAp 12.96 -.05 +1.4 IntlValA 22.09 -.04 +3.5 MdCpGrA16.12 -.01 +2.0 MdCVAp 24.43 -.03 +12 PionFdAp46.25 -.15 +0.9 TxFreAp 11.55 ... -0.1 ValueAp 18.09 -.13 +0.4 Pioneer Funds B: HiYtdBt 11.01 -.01 +0.2 MdCpVB 21.32 -.03 +1.1 Pioneer Funds C: HiYIldCt ,11.12 ... +0.3 Price Funds: Balancen 19.98 -.05 +0.7 BlChipn 33.64 -.09 -0.1 CABondn910.91 ... -0.3 CapAppn 20.86 -.05 +0.5 DivGron 23.61 -.05 +1.1 Eqlncn 27.12 -.09 +1.1 Eqlndexn34.81 -.15 +0.7 Europe n 18.95 -.07 +1.6 FLIntmn 10.66 -.01 -0.5 GNMAn 9.35 +.01 -0.1 Growth n 29.52 -.06 +0.2 Gr&lnn 21.07 -.09 +0.9 HlthScin 26.40 -.03 -1.9 HiYield n 6.94 ... +0.6 ForEqn 18.72 -.03 +2.5 InhlBond n 9.29 ... -0.7 ntDismn 47.22 +.20 +6.6 In0lStkn 15.88 -.03 +2.5 Japan n 12.03 +.01 +8.5 LatAmn 29.61 +26 -4.1 MDShrtn 5.11 ... 0.0 MDBond nlO.59 ... -02 MidCapn 57.51 +.01 +0.7 MCapVal n24.78 ... +1.6 NAmern 32.95 -.05 +0.5 NAsian 13.30 +.16 +5.3 New Era n45.08 -.45 +1.9 NHorizn 35.44 +.12 +2.8 NIncn 8.80 ... -0.6 NYBondn11.24 ... -0.3 PSincn 15.35 -.02 +0.4 RealEst n 22.34 +.05 +6.3 SdTecn 20.53 -.08 +0.8 ShtBd n 4.65 ... +0.1 SmCpStk n36.47 +.13 +2.8 SmCapVal n42.38+.12 +3.8 SpecGrn 19.40 -.02 +1.4 SpecInn 11.81 -.01 -0.1 TFInc n 9.92 -.01 -0.3 TxFrH n 11.93 ... +0.2 TFIntm n 11.02 ... -0.4 TxFrSIn 5.31 ... -0.2 USTIntn 5.19 ... -0.5 USTLg n 11.31 ... -2.0 VABondn11.54 -.01 -0.4 Value n 24.75 -.08 +1.8 Putnam Funds A: AmGvAp 8.77 ... -0.5 AZTE 9.14 ... -0.2 ClscEqAp 13.70 -.06 +0.3 Convp 18,.23 +.01 +1.0 DiscGr 19.88 ... +1.9 DvrlnAp 9.81 -.01 -0.4 EuEq 25.26 -.16 +2,3 FLTxA 9.09 .'.. -0.4 GeoAp 18.23 -.03 +0.1 GIGvAp 11.89 -.03 -0.8 GIbEqty p 9,85 -.05 +2.4 GrInA p 20.44 -.08 +0.8 HIthAp 62.98 -.25 -0.9 HIYdAp 7.98 +.01 +0.6 HYAdA p 6.01 ... +0:6 IncmnAp 6.66 +.01 -0.4 lnlEq p 28.75 -.20 +3.7 IntGrInp 14.72 -.07 +3.4 InvAp 14.10 -.04 +0.5 MITxp 8.93 ... -0.3 MNTxp 8.93 ... -0.3 NJTxAp 9.14 ... -0.3 NwOCAp 48.74 -.01 +1.3 OTC A p 8.78 +.02 +2.8 PATE 9.04 ... -0.4 TxExAp 8,71 ... -0.3 TFInAp 14.74 ... -0.5 TFHYA 12.93 +.01 +0.1 USGvAp 13.01 ....-02 UtilAp 10.93 -.07 -2.7 VstaAp 11.67 ... +2.5 VoyAp 17.78 -.05 +0.2 Putnam Funds B: CapAprt 20.05 -.02 +1.1 ClscEqBt 13.60 -.05 +0.2 DiscGr 18.28 ... +1.9 DvrInBt 9.73 -.01 -0.4 EqInct 17.27 -.06 +0.4 EuEq 24.42 -.15 +2.2 FLTxBt 9.09 ... -0.3 GeoBt 18.05 -.04 +0.1 GIIncBt 11.85 -.03 -0.9 GIbEq t 9.00 -.04 +2.4 GINIRst 28.95 -.32 +1.5 GrInBt 20.15 -.08 +0.8 HIthBt 56.67 -22 -1.0 HiYldBt 7.94 ... +0.6 HYAdBt 5.93 ... +0.5 IncmBt 6.61 ... -0.6 InCrir.11 14.48 -.07 +3.3 l,.ii.:,.i 14.03 -.06 +4.0 InvBt 12.95 -.03 +0.5 NJTxBt '9.13 ... -0,3 NwOpBt 43.62 -.02 +1.2 NwValp 18.39 -.07 +0.7 NYTxB t 8.58 ... -0.3 OTCBt 7.73 +.02 +2.8 TuExBt 8.72 -, TFH-1.Ei 12.95- +0 I Tir.Ei 14.76 -0.5 ,j I 12.94 .. -0.2 Ui,,, 1 10.88 -.06 -2.8 D,;ii i 10.15 :.. +24 VOyb, 15,53 -.04 +0.1 RS Funds: . RSNIRsp 35.34 -.30 +0.5 Value 25.66 -.07 +0.5 RlverSource/AXP A: DEI 12.83 -.05 +0.9 DivrBd 4.73 ... -0.5 DvOppA 7.76 -.04 +0.3 GIblEq 7.20 -.01 +2.9 Growth 30.40 -.07 +1.4 HiYdTEA 4.35 ... -0.4 Mass 5.27 ... -0.5 Mich 5.21 ... -0.3 Minn 5.22 ... -0.5 NY 5.00 ... -0.5 Ohio 5.22 ... -0.3 SDGovt 4.71 .. +0.1 RlverSource/AXP B: EqValp 12.19 -.05 +0.7 Royce Funds: LwPrStkr 17.97 +.02 +4.4 MicroCapl 18.37 +.06 +3.7 Premierdr 18.74 +.04 +4.0 TotRetl r 13.75 +.05 +2.9 Russell Funds S: C,,.E-iq 4. 14 -.10 +0.9 aQ, rflq:l'4 -.16 +0.5 %ydex Adisor. 'rTC,', I0:')) -.03 +0.8 SEI Portfolios: CoreFxAn10.17 ... -0.5 IntlEqAn 13.51 -.09 +3.7 LgCGroAn20.48-.07 +1.0 LgCValA n22.25 -.08 +0.7 STI Classic: CpAppAp 12.20 -.02 +0.7 . Cij, : I' :, Jr : :, L-.,p vE. i ia :J .1 ' QuGrStkCt 24.11-.09 -0.3 TxSnGrIlp 25.83 -.09 -0.2 Salomon Brothers: SalancB px 1323-.05 +0.2 Opport 55.54 -.08 +4.9 Schwab Funds: 10001nvr 37.85 -.12 +0.9 S&P Inv 20.80 -.08 +0.7 S&PSel 20.06 -.09 +0.7 SmCplnv 25.64 +.08 +3.2 YIdPlsSI 9.66 ... +0.4 Selected Funds: AmShSp 41.44 -.16 +1.0 Sellgman Group: FrontrA 14.21 +.03 +1.9 FrontrD 12.40 +.02 +1.8 GIbSmA 18.80 -.04 +3.6 GIbTchA 1523 +.02 +1.9 HYdBAp 3.33 ... +0.3 Sentinel Group: ComSAp31.20 -.14 +1.1 Sequolanl59.57 -.44 +2.1 Sit Funds: LrgCpGr 38.46 -.17 +0.5 Smith Barney A: AgGrAp 112.17 -.33 -0.8 ApprAp 15.02 -.05 +1.6 FdValAp 15.44 -.05 +1.1 HilncAt 6.78 ... +0:7 InAICGAp 13.92 .. +4.3 LgCpGA p 22.99 -.04 +0.7 Smith Barney B&P: FValBt 14.44 -.04 +1.0 LgCpGBt21.57 -.04 +0.6 SBCplnc tx17.60-.05 +0.9 Smith Barney 1: DvStrl x 17.06 -.14 +1.1 Grinc x 16.51 -.07 +1.3 St FarmAssoc: Gwth 52.64 -.25 +1.5 Stratton Funds: Dividend 38.65 +.18 +5.2 Growth 47.16 -.29 +1.6 SmCap 49.42 +.17 +3.2 SunAmerica Funds: USGvBt 9.16 ... -0.6 SunAmerica Focus: FLgCpAp19.07 -.03 +1.1 TCW Galileo Fds: SelEqty 19.94 -.03+0.7 TIAA-CREF Funds: BdPlus 9.95 ... -0.4 Eqlndex 9.43 -.02 +1.1 Grolnc 13.45 -.05 0.0 GroEq 9.89 -.03 -0.1 HiYldBd 9.11 ... +0.3 IntlEq 13.42 -.07 +3.9 MgdAlc 11.76 -.02 +0.8 ShtTrBd 10.25 ... +0.2 SocChEq 10.15 -.03 +0.8 TxExBd 10.60 +.01 -0.5 Tamarack Funds: EntSmCp 32.86 +.20 +4.5 Value 39.99 -.18 +0.6 Templeton Instil: EmMSp 20.99 +.12 +0.1 ForEqS 23.83 -.12 +2.4 Third Avenue Fds: Intlr 23.10 -.02 +2.7 RIEstVIr 32.43 +.16 +4.0 Value 58.47 +.02 +2.3 Thornburg Fda: IntValAp 25.72 -.06 +2.4 Thrlvent Fds A: HiYId x 5.07 ... +0.5 Incomx 8.47 ... -0.4 LgCpStk 27.21 -.11 +0.3 TA IDEX A: JanGrowp26.24-.08 +0.5 GCGIobp 27.09 -.12 +0.8 TrCHYBp 9.15 ... +0.5 TAFIxlnp 9.27 ... -0.6 Turner Funds: SmlCpGrn29.71 +.17 +4.2 Tweedy Browne: GlobVal 28.56 -.07 +1.8 US Global Investors: A&Am n 28.89 +.02 +2.7 GIbRs 16.77 -.10 +3.9 GIdShr 14.44 -.13 +6.6 USChina 9.03 +.08 +4.6 WkIPrcMn 28.00 -.09 +7.0 USAA Group: AgvGt 32.27 -.05 +0.3 CABd 11.07 ... -0.3 CmstStr 26.86 -.05 +1.1 GNMA 9.46 +.01 -0.1 GrTxStr 14.50 -.03 0.0 Grwth 15.53 -.04 --0.6 Gr&lnc 19.12 -.05 +0.7 IncStk 15.94 -.07 +0.7 Inco 11.99 +.01 -0.4 Intl 25.63 -.12 +2.4 NYBd 11.88 -.01 -0.5 PrecMM 26.10 -.11 +6.3 SoTech 11.20 -.03 +0.6 ShtTBnd 8.80 ... +0.1 SmCpStk 14.85 +.08 +3.3 TxElt 13.07 -.01 -0.3 TxELT 13.94 -.01 -0.3 TxESh 10.59 ... ,+0.1 VABd 11.52 -.01 -0.3 WIdGr 19.10 -.10 +1.9 Value Line Fd: Lev Gt n 24.39 -.01 +1.1 Van Kamp Funds A: CATFAp 18.37 -.01 -0.5 CmstAp 17.76 -.09 +0.4 CpBdA p 6.49 ... -0.4 EGAp 43.40 -.02 -0.3 EqlncAp 8.69 -.03 +0.2 Exch 381.19-2.16 +0.4 GrInAp 20.75 -.12 0.3 HarbAp 15.12 -.02 +1.2 HiYldA 3.53 ... +0.5 HYMuAp 10.95 ... +0.4 InTFAp 18.40 -.02 -0.5 MunlAp 14.60 ... -02 PATFAp 17.27 ... -02 SirMunInc 13.31 -.01 +0.3 US MtgeA 13.44 ... -0.3 USilAp 18.90 -.07 -2.1 Van Kamp Funds B: EGBt 36.92 -.02 -0.3 EnterpBt 12.51 -.02 +0.5 EqIncBt 8.55 -.03 +0.1 HYMuBt 10.95 ... +0.3 MuIB 14.56 ... -0.3 PATFBt 17.21 -.01 -0.3 .1iAlui'.l..: 1.1 :A:, -.01 +0.3 UB .1ram 13 'd ... -0.4 Ur,.i5 18 & -.07 -2.2 Vanguard Admiral: Cp.'O:t.,l nR8R -03 .11 :i',:i0Vr.117 14.I 1 l.14 500Adml n11925-.50 +0.7 GNMAAdn1O.16 ... -0.1 HCthCrn 59.00 -.27 +0.9 HiYdCpn 6.16 -.01 .0.0 H;O,hl.T.n "13- 01 -0.3 IGTE.1 ThI'n 101,1 .,:11 -0.4 lruri'.lT 7:J7 ":'} +3.0 1..: 14 +4.0 LtdTrAd n 10.65 ... 0.0 MCpAdml n86.05-.14 +2.1 PrnCap r n72.44-.28 .+0.5 STsyAdrol n10.25 .. +0.1 ShtTrAd n15.51 .. +0.1 STIGrAd nlO.46 ... +0.2 TUBAdml n 9.87 ... -0.4 TStkAdmn31.49 -.08 +1.1 WellslAdm n51.07-.06 -0.3 WeltnAdm n53.63-.17 +0.3 Windsor n60.64 -.27 +0.8 WdsdrAd n57.61 -.34 +0.1 Vanguard Fds: AssetAn 26.38 -.10 +0.7 CALTn 11.61 -.01 -0.4 CapOpp n36.30 -.01 +1.9 Convrln 14.44 -.01 +1.6 DivdGron13.07 -.03 +0.8 Energyn 62.37 -.70 +1.4 Eqlncn 23.75 -.08 +0.6 Explrn 83.71 +.26 +2.7 FLLTn 11.51 -.01 -0.5 GNMAn 10.16 ... -0.1 GlobEqn 21.18 -.08 +2.7 Grolnc n 33.08 -.14 +0.9 GrthEqn 11.05 -.01.+0.4 HYCorp n 6.16 -.01 0.0 HthCren139.77 -.63 +0.8 InflaPron 11.89 ... -1.7 irdEapl,.. 9', :6 ... +5.4 'iiGr. 23,4. -.12 +3.0 IntlValn. 38.68 -.21 +3.5 iGrade n 9.57 ... -0.4 ITtsryn, 10.67 +.01 -0.4 UfeConn 15.78 -.03 +0.5 UfeGron 22.06 -.07 +1.2 Lfelncn 13.54 -.01 +0.1 UfeModn 19.14 -.04 +0.8 LTIGrade n9.05 ... -2.1 LTTsryn 10.96 ... -1.9 Morgn 18.64 -.05 +1.1 MuHYn 10.73 -.01 -0.3 MulnsLg n12.51 ... -0.5 Mulntn. 1321 ... -0.4 MuLtd n 10.65 ... 0.0 MuLong n11.16 ... 0.0 MuShrtn 15.51 ... +0.1 NJLTn 11.71 ... -0.5 NYLTn 11.15 -.01 -0.6 OHLTTEnl.88 ... -0.4 PALTn 11.23 -.01 -0.5 PrecMtls r n27.91-.18 +6.4 Prmcprn 69.78 -.274 +0.5 SelValurn19.36 -.04 +1.0 STAR n 20.25 -.05 +0.4 STIGrade nlO.46 ... +0.2 STFedn 10.20 +.01 +0.2 StratEqn 23.93 +.01 +2.9 TgtRe2025 n12.15-.02+0.8, USGron 18.27 -.05 -0.8 USValuen14.05 -.05 +0.8 Wellslyn 21.08 -.02 -0.3 Welltnn 31.05 -.10 +0.3 Wndsrn 17.97 -.07 +0.8 Wndslln 32.45 -.19 +0.1 Vanguard Idx Fds: 500n 119.24 -.50 +0.7 Balanced n20,27 -.02 +0.5 EMktn 21.20 +.10 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Yamanag 9.26 -.06 SATuRDAY, APRIL 1, 2006 9A HUSIN f--, ,,- /'Rf ) 1""If)?JTrr 17 o O Q 0 4WD 4mb 0LA APRIL I, 2006 / / '. "Integrity has no need of rules." f AS :' C.- : i. ." ~.i .'-. CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE EDITORIAL BOARD We what we hato d Gerry Mulligan ...........................publisher Charlie Brennan ................................editor Neale Brennan ...... promotions/community affairs I Kathie Stewart ..................circulation director Mike Arnold ..........................managing editor Andy Marks..................... sports editor 0-* John Murphy'..:;.. .........classifieds/online leader: d in 1891 Jim Hunter ...... .......................senior reporter bert M. Curt Ebitz ...... ...............citizen member' amson Mike Moberley.......................guest member 'You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose." David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus - .O - S T.HE DEMOCRATIC PROCESS Unfair boundary process needs to be changed any people outside of were in power in Florida and New York love to hate continue today while the the New York Yankees. -Republicans control things. As In the history of baseball, they you might imagine, in the 1970s are the best team. and 1980s, the Republicans They come from the largest screamed that things .were city in our nation. They have the unfair when Democrats con- most money. They buy the best trolled the House and Senate. players. They are darn hard to Today, the Democrats scream beat. things are unfair and To those on the outside, it just Republicans believe the process doesn't seem fair. is just fine. Imagine for a moment, with The process is not fine. It's everything else the Yankees filled with political deal making have going for them, they were and backdoor politics. also permitted to write all the A constitutional amendment new rules for baseball, was in the works that proposed a Inevitably, Yankee owner George 15-member independent panel Steinbrenner would have all the be. put together to. draw the new rules written to favor his boundaries. Instead of designing team. All of the other teams political boundaries to help !would be at an even greater dis- political cronies get elected, the advantage. boundaries should be drawn so The very scenario is taking that communities with shared place in Florida interests can elect but it's got nothing THE ISSUE: representatives that to do with baseball, truly represent It has to do-Mith pol- 'Court decision them. itics. .. on .ballot question. Linfortuinately, the Every 10 years, a Florida Supreme national census is OUR OPINION: Court knocked taken in our coun- Don't let George down the constitu- try and the new write all the rules. tional amendment numbers are used and decided that it to create bound- YOUR OPINION: Go to could not appear on aries for all U.S. chroni.ie'.leniine c.om to the ballot because Congressional seats comment about tuda. 's Of a few technicali- in Florida. They're Chronrie editorial. ties. The constitu- also used to draw tional amendment the boundary..lines for Florida said the 15-member panel would Senate and House seats for the be non-partisan but in fact state Legislature. some of the members were going Here's the rub the political to be appointed by leaders of the party that is in power in two major political parties. The Tallahassee has the right to court said that \\as misleading. draw the new boundary lines. There is still time to amend It's pretty complicated, but the the ballot's wording and try to bottom line i;, that the political get it on the 2006 ballot party in powerr) an draw the Common Cause is pushing the lines to make sure they stay in proposal and some respected power retired public figures in Florida Our own Floi-ida Seiate dis- including former U.S. Senator ti,. in Citrus C ...s perfectt (and governor). Bob Graham 'example. The district stretches (Dem) and Bob iilligan (Rep), from Citrus County up to former state comptroller are Tallahassee and then across the helping out. state to Feniandina Beach "on We don't let George .the Atlantic Ocean. The comrmu- Steinbrenner make the rules in nities served by this single sena- baseball and we shouldn't let the tor have very different and Florida Legislature draw the sometimes conflicting needs. boundaries of our voting dis- Floridians have been trying to tricts. ! reform the reapportionment An independent panel of process for many decades. The experts who use non-political calls for reform by this newspa- criteria to make the decision per started while the Democrats would be a much better process. Soaring center rent S o I'd like to comment on the Citrus Springs commu- nity building. When I first moved here, to reserve the community center was $50. Now, since the Parks A and Recreation has the building, it costs $859 CALL plus $100 deposit. I would. like to know why.. 563- Down the tube All you people, who voted or George Bush and this Republican Congress and are still supporting them are taking this country down the tube I did not vote for these people. Unfortunately, I, along with millions of others, are going down the tube with you. How could 50 million be so dumb. So much phosphorous In reference to the flap over the fertilizers to be banned in Crystal River: They'll never solve the problem ... It's house- hold detergents, your soap powders, cleaning agents and the big business in Florida is phosphorous. Until we address that problem, they'll never get i it solved. Double standard 'u0579 Today is Tuesday and (Debra):.Lafave has.gotten off again with a slap on the hand. I don't think it's right that we have a double standard. Men., when they have sex with a younger, person, go to laii. Wornen are sent home with a note, "Don't doit again." That's wrong. It shouldn't be. I am a woman! and I feel it is a double standard that is totally unfair to men. This has got to stop. If they have sex with a minor, whether it be a man or a woman, they deserve to go to jail. ft. - p - - ~ _ 4D - - 0 _"Copyrighted Material -- Syndicated Content -- . Available from Commercial News Providers" /is ofb.. aA qqmmp Don't vote party As I read the letters from the Republican right;. Ihave to laugl Because folks d6n't agree with narrow-mihnded views, they start imn namnes, some Ilhaven't heard 40 ye-ars. whe'l'ileft the playgrom Not everyone-lockstleps with a le that is not in the mainstream. TI: are called pinheads, ignorant, \ hackyv etc. I have never voted for someone because of the party they run un even voted for this president in t first election, but I saw through t smoke the second time. I believe the greed, arrogance and self-rig eousness of these people will no tolerated by middle America. In the words of Karl Rove: Peo tend to vote Republican after thE start doing well, unless they are cated. People, don't be fooled into thi ing that Democrats will not stand fight for you. A couple names cor mind: FDR and JFK Both stood very difficult times and stood str for U.S. Ron Bour .Inv Since Clinton left Earth to Virginia Brown-Waite Welcome to the 21st century! ThE rent year is 2006, o6t the 1990s, m our country was prospering with "being engaged in a prolonged wa 'Bill Clinton has been out of office more than five years, but Brown- Waite refuses to let go of the "Ba Clinton" era, while keeping a clo mind about what is actually hap] ing in our country I am a patriotic American citiz who served my country proudly, member of the U.S. Army. I also Z4R- qa v The opinions e.,pr,.eJ in Chro 1. ., tonal: .are. ther :pinii:.ni ..:f the e h '"i board t the nrivspaper. their k1 Viewpoints despite in political call- toors, cO.lumriTi ,,r letters do no for sa3i rlren.erit the opinion of inds. rill board ade, r. Groups or individuals are invite Iad ,er . epr-.5 their ,o-pirni'.ris in a lelt' ley e. ditor iV Persons ',ir.iir, to address the cb.ari, whrich rni-Ci week'i'., shr Linda Johnson at .352) 563-56 e just 0 All letters must be signed and der. I :ehori ri uiber and unmietco.'n, the letters sent via e-mail. Names .he. hometowns will be printed; ph( the bers will not be published or g that We reserve the right to edit lett ht- I length, libel, fairness and good t be U Letters must be no longer than words,'and writers will be limit three letters per month..' , )ple t SEND LETTERS TO: The EditoI', ey Meadowerest Blvd., Crystal Riv edu-' 34429. Or, fax to (352).563-32 mail to letters@chronicleonlln ink- me an liberal who embellishes the r me to think and speak for myself. N Ing to say, I strongly support our yet am rigorously against our in Iraq. diaries Why does Brown-Waite insi emrness recognizing what has happen our country since Bill Clinton office? Here are a few of the that have occurred: : *9.11. ~, a cur- vhenur- Our Iconomy went 'from when to deficit ,. --, at M Nonexistent WlMDs- e Thousands of Americans wounded in Iraq. ish Covert spying on U.S. citi ised M Outright defiance of U.S. pen- and treaties. Thousands of homeless A zen citizens nearly a year after th as a cane season.' am a V MVoney-making senior citi to the Editor :- -. - - Sprogram itiated by tie pharmaceu-e S' ""'- ticalindustry ,, . inicle edi- editeorial $3-plus a gallon for gasoline. Wake'up, Rep. BroWb-Waite. If you t nece- plan on flying solo, take lessons first. -he edito Read the book and study the history Your c current flight on'aitopilotis'rap'- d t0o idly running out of gas and headed r e for a crash landing.' SeIhtorial ak. SJa&kStawicld 660. Beverly Hills include a , and n Risking our troops vnen out.m I was in the military from July 1965, ters for to May 1971, and remember all too : taste. well how long the Vietnam. War lasted 350 how many of our boys died. . ed to ". When, the Vietnam War ended, we 1624 N. -vowed that we wouldn't let another . ,er, FL Vietnam happen to this country and - 280; 6r e- its soldiers again. Well, it's happening again. We are not defending our land against an right to invading' country We are not protect- ighteedless ing our wives, husbands and children troops, against an invasion. So why'are we action allowing our government to put our troops at risk? ist on not President Bush needs to answer the ed in question that every American is strug, ,ieft gling:to answer: What is our plant j changes succeed in Iraq and at what point carp Sour troops begin to return home? We need' to getout of Iraq, just like we . sur lus needed to. get out of Vietnam 30-plus , , ., ,. years ago. Too many lives are being lost, and too little progress is being b may because of this president's fail-) dead o' ure1sas costs continue to escalate and Iraq becomes the international train-3 zens. ing ground of choice for terrorists. i laws Let's save our men and women of ', the military from more unneeded loss kmerican of life. ie hurri- George Bassett izen drug Invernes Founded by Alb Willia I ^ mK At . . .. --- o e b o - 4b - - dp-44M 40 4hoo-ollp- 0 41millb, ftb JFAO& 091W-w *014 ) me, OF CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE NATION SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2006 11A Gt$200SCol as 0OnTh -t i l - g o N. - -Q - - w - AS do -M ^ .- m m ."CCopyrighted Material -: Syndicated Content P-=oe able from Commercial News Providers" The Five Star Edillion of the Carrier Infinity"M System is the world's first self-monitoring residential air conditioning system. Designed and programmed to run a dolly diagnostic check, it actually adjusts Itself to maintain maximum efficiency. 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APRIL 1,2006 ^.-E., ''--- .J^fliiliim :r-i:.rjiCl~orilirii *:c.iT. Sports BRIEFS Hurricane softball stomps Central Three hits and three runs batted in from Brittany Eldridge was more r than enough to support Jillian Couillard's pitching as Citrus pow- ' ered past Central 11-2 in a non-dis- S t.ritsoftball.game Friday at Citrus. SAshley Hoglund contributed two bits and an RBI for the Hurricanes S (f10'6 overalIl) who scored in every inning but the fourth. Couillard gave up two runs on six hits, two 4l"lKpnd two fji batsmen, striking out four in evening her record at 6- Citrus visits Trinity on Tuesday. OWNS@" 4mIm m- Am- .mp" 4%M .vm - -om vim Chem amm~m -wo- EM The'&r danczrn Co pyrig ediMaterial - Syndicated'Content- Available from Commercial News Providers" .... ....- .. .... ,,, .......................................................................................- W 40W ( neving Patr(ck pVt fears asa&? for Si Nte MEO" mdmkImI 'U,- .". *..o~qlb O h JON-MIVCHAEL SORACCHI jmsoracchi@chronicIeonIine.com Chronicle For Jon Bolin and his Citrus 'baseball team, the score was deceptive. True, the Hurricanes notched an 8-0 win over county and District 4A-6 rival Lecanto din Friday at Hurricane Alley, but Bolin wasn't impressed. "'We played sloppy," said , Bolin, whose team improved to- 10-6 overall and 7-2 in district "The entire pace of the game, we played slow tonight" Cellin Neptune batted 2-for- 3 with a double, home run and two runs scored. while Nick Delguidice had a game-high three hits (one of which was a double) in four at-bats with a run scored for Citrus. Overall, the Hurricanes pounded out 10 hits, but nine were collected by the first four batters in the lineup. There were many facets of the game that Bolin could have been referring to; pitching wasn't one of them. Derek Desomma threw a three-hit shutout, notching 11 strikeouts 'while walking just one. The victory improves Desomma to 5-2 this season. "I felt pretty good and had 4RW O amorft -OW Hemrnando stops CR /, RIlA ,,,a ,/U ,,i IIU I11 Citrus' Randy Hernandez slides safely under the tag of Lecanto pitcher John Crabtree. go6d location," Desomma said. "There was decent velocity on my'pitches but I wasn't over- powering them." Either way, Lecanto took an aggressive approach at the plate with just one of those strikeouts looking. In fact, Jon Barr and Chris Holland, the Panthers' 1-2 hitters, were the only ones to earn hits. Holland went 2-for-2 with a double, Lecanto's only extra-base hit of the contest Neither team looked to be at its peak but the Panthers (3-15, 1-8) had trouble in the field Please see CITRUS/Page 3B C.J. RISAK cjrisak@chronicleonline.com Chronicle It's a basic tenet in all sports: Once you recapture the lead, don't hand it back again. But Crystal River's softball team did just that Friday against visiting Hernando, After rallying to score four runs in the bottom half of the fourth inning, the Pirates aided a Leopard comeback with a cou- ple of costly errors in the top of the fifth, and that proved deci- sive in Hernando's 8-4 victory. "If you don't make plays you're not going to win," said Crystal River coach Justin Wentworth, his team now 11-7 overall. "You have to be ready to play no matter what You've got to be ready to play." It seemed from the outset the Pirates weren't ready, and that was something Wentworth took the blame for "The girls weren't prepared tonight, and that's my fault," he said. To Crystal River's credit, it did bounce back after surren- dering three runs in the first two innings. Hernando scored a run in the first with two out on a .single by Chelsea Chipoletti and a triple by Katelyn Vanderham, then got two in the second after Cheyenne Sellers was hit by a pitch and Erica Maldonado's single to right skipped past out- fielder Brittany Cummins, Please see PIRATES/Page 3B I~~0, ..* , Hot lap -I I. ( '.3 SSecond straight shutout for Canes i~th::. *t. *-- *,-- am - *mmw. :Awaw-.m .w :. a ..... : .-.' 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Rebounds-Philadelphia 38 (Webber 12), New York 45 (Curry 9). Assists- Philadelphia 21 (Iverson 9), New York 16 (J.Rose 5). Total Fouls-Philadelphia 33, New York 27. Technicals-Philadelphia coach Cheeks, New York Defensive Three Second 2. A-19,763. (19,763). Pistons 112, Bucks 105 MILWAUKEE (105) Simmons 3-7 2-2 9, Bogut 3-9 0-0 6, Magloire 2-8 0-0 4, Redd 13-20 5-5 37, Bell 6-10 1-2 16, Williams 7-12 0-0 15, Smith 3-8 1-4 7, Kukoc 2-3 2-2 6, Gadzuric 2-2 1-2 5. Totals 41-79 12-17 105. bETROIT (112) Prince 10-15 5-8 25, R.Wallace 8-20 2-2 21, B.Wallace 3-3 0-0 6, Hamilton 8-14 9- '10 25, Billups 3-8 5-6 12, Delk 0-3 0-0 0, McDyess 7-10 4-5 18, Hunter 0-1 0-0 0, belfino 1-2 0-0 2, Evans 1-1 0-0 3. Totals- 41-77 25-31 112. Milwaukee 27 32 22 24 105 Detroit 22 23 33 34 112 3-Point Goals-Milwaukee 11-19 (Redd 6-8, Bell 3-5, Simmons 1-2, Williams 1-3, Kukoc 0-1), Detroit 5-16 (R.Wallace 3-7, Evans 1-1, Billups 1-3, Delfino 0-1, Delk 0- 1, Hamilton 0-3). Fouled Out-None. Rebounds-Milwaukee 45 (Bogut 7), Detroit 40 (R.Wallace 10). Assists- Milwaukee 24 (Williams 8), Detroit 32 (Billups 11). Total Fouls-Milwaukee 25, Detroit 17. Technicals-Milwaukee coach Stotts, R.Wallace. A-22,076. (22,076). Hornets 107, Grizzlies 102 MEMPHIS (102) Battier 10-12 2-3 24, Gasol 6-11 2-4 14, Wright 1-3 2-2 4, Atkins 3-10 1-2 7, E.Jones 0-8 0-0 0, M.Millers5-10 10-10 23, B.Jackson 9-15 4-4 26, Cardinal 0-1 0-0 0, D.Jones 2-3 0-0 4. Totals 36-73 21-25 102. NEW ORLEANS (107) : Johnson 6-8 4-4 16, Williams 4-4 1-2 9, :M.Jackson 10-16 4-4 24, Paul 5-9 11-13 21, Butler 6-9 0-0 15; Bass 2-5 0-0 4, 'Claxton 3-8 2-3 8, Smith 2-5 5-5 10. Totals ,.38-64 27-31 107.' Memphis 18 25 29 30 102 New Orleans 26 18 27 36 1I07 -.. 3-Point Goals-Memphis 9-28 "(B.Jackson 4-7, M.Miller 3-7, Battier 2-3, .-Cardinal 0-1, Wright 0-1, Atkins 0-4, -E.Jones 0-5), New Orleans 4-8 (Butler,3-3, -,.Smith 1-2, Johnson 0-1, Paul 0-2). Fouled Out-B.Jackson. Rebounds-Memphis 32 (Battier 10), New Orleans 39 (Johnson 8). -. ;,Assists-Memphis 18 (Gasol 7), New .Orleans 18 (Claxton -.8). Total Fouls- ; Memphis 21, New Orleans 26. -Technicals-Memphis -Defensive Three Second, New Orleans Defensive Three .,.Second. A-18,818. (19,163). NBA jeMAe Scoring G FG Bryant, LAL 71 845 Iverson, Phil. 62 707 James, Clev. 71 781 Arenas, Wash. 68 631 Wade, Mia. 67 628 1Pierce,Bos: -72 641 .Anthony, Den. 71 679 "Nowitzki, Dall: 72 665 ,Brand, LAC 68 660 Redd, Mil. 69 579 Allen, Sea. 67 574 -,arter, N.J. 68 562 ,-Richardson, G.S.66 575 A -Bpsh,.Tor. 70 549 ,(sarnett, Minn. 71 587 Bibby, Sac. 72 522 -.Gasol, Mem. 72 546 .Lewis, Sea. 69 488 KHamilton, Det. 71 .593 FT PTSAVG 613245634.6 553202632.7 538221531.2 5491977 29.1 5821850 27.6 559194327.0 507189726.7 467189726.3 3941.71525.2 432172525.0 275164524.6 404162924.0 240155423.5 474157222.5 368155021.8 199152221.4 301 150020.8 390148520.6 319142120.6 224 1461 20.6 FG Percentage FG FGA. PCT O'Neal, Mia. 414 703 .589 .,.Curry, N.Y. 290 525 .552 f Wallace,. Char. . 279 508 .549 Parker, S.A., 5571021 :546' =Bogut, Mil. I 263 498 .528 ,'Brand, LAC 660 1251 .528 ,.Abdur-Rahim, Sac. 287 544 .528 .-Howard, Orl. 405 770 .526 ,Garnett, Minn. 587 1117 .526 Brezec, Char. 349 668 .522 Rebounds GOFF DEF TOTAVG Garnett, Minn. 71 199 688 88712.5 Howard, Orl. 72 253 633 88612.3 Marion, Phoe. 71' 221 638 85912.1 B. Wallace, Det. 71 273 557 830 11.7 Duncan, SA. 71 201 586 787 11.1 Brand, LAC' 68 198 482 68010.0 Webber, Phil. 67 168 495 663 9.9 Murphy, G.S. 65 171' 472 643 9.9 Magloire, Mil. 71 195 500 695 9.8 Jamison, Wash. 70 154 522 676 9.7 Assists G AST AVG Nash, Phoe. 70 739 10.6 Knight, Char. 64 572 8.9 Davis, G.S. 54 480 8.9 Billups, Det. 71 619 8.7 Kidd, N.J. 70 596 8.5 Miller, Den. 72 609 8.5 Paul, N.Ok 66 518 7.8 lIerson, Phil. 62 463 7.5 ,1idnour, Sea., 68 475 7.0 Wade, Mia. 67 450 6.7 Johnson, Atl. 70 469 6.7 NCAA Men's Final Four At The RCA Dome Indianapolis National Semifinals Saturday, April 1 George Mason (27-7) vs. Florida (31-6), 6:07 p.m. LSU (27-8) vs. UCLA (31-6), 8:47 p.m. Championship Monday, April 3 Semifinal winners AP Player of the Year Voting J.J. Redick, Duke 43 Adam Morrison, Gonzaga 29 AP Coach of the Year Voting "A1 Skinner, Boston College 1 On the AIRWAVES TODAY'S SPORTS AUTO RACING 10:30 a.m. (FX) NASCAR Nextel Cup Happy Hour (Live) 8 p.m. (ESPN2) NHRA Drag Racing O'Reilly Auto Parts Spring Nationals Qualifying. From Baytown, Texas (Same-day Tape) (CC) BASEBALL 1 p.m. (FSNFL) Florida State at North Carolina. (Live) 3 p.m. (WGN) MLB Preseason Chicago Cubs vs. San Diego Padres. From Las Vegas. (Live) (CC) 4 p.m. (SUN) Mississippi State at Alabama. (Live) BASKETBALL 2 p.m. (ESPN) Miami Heat at Cleveland Cavaliers. From Quickenl. Loans Arena in Cleveland. (Live) (CC) 6 p.m. (6,10 CBS) NCAA Tournament SemiFinal Florida vs. George Mason. From Indianapolis. (Live) (CC) 8:30 p.m. (6, 10 CBS).NCAA Tournament Semifinal LSU vs. UCLA. * From Indianapolis. (Live) (CC) (WGN) Boston Celtics at Chicago Bulls. From the United Center in Chicago. (Live) (CC) EQUESTRIAN 5 p.m. (ESPN) Horse Racing WinStar Derby. (Live) (CC) (USA) Florida Derby. From Gulfstream Park in Hallandale (Live) GOLF 8 a.m. (GOLF) European PGAAlgarve Open de Portugal Third Round. From Algarve, Portugal. (Live) 3 p.m. (2, 8 NBC) PGA BellSouth Classic Third Round. From Tournament Players Club at Sugarloaf in Duluth, Ga. (Live) (CC) 5 p.m. (ESPN2) LPGA Golf Kraft Nabisco Championship Third Round. From Rancho Mirage, Calif. (Live) (CC) A> 1('_01 M t D^r-\ r\A r^n^t rha Thw PDni4f Vn\\nA^ rll opCin o p.m. (GOLLr) rt'A i Ui ul ampoiu Second Round. From Puerto Valla HOI 7:30 p.m. (FSNFL) (SUN) Tampa8 From the BankAtlantic Center in Sunr SOC 9 a.m. (IND1) Bolton Wanderers v5 4 p.m. (9, 20, 28 ABC) Chicago Fir "(Live) 11 p.m. (ESPN2) MLS New Englan Galaxy. From the Home Depot Cente TEN 12 p.m. (6, 10 CBS) WTA NASDA( Biscayne ILivel (CC) WINTER 5 p.m. (OUTDOOR) Skiing NV Ch; 6 p.m. (OUTDOOR) Skiing U.S. Al Sugarloaf Mountain Ski Resort in Car ...Prep CAL TODAY'S PR BASIC 2 p.m. Seven Rivers at Orlando SOF 11 a.m. Seven Rivers at Orlando NCAA Women's Final Four S :AtTD Banknorth Garden-' 0) ; Bos'tonl " Semifinals Sunday, April 2 , North Carolina (33-1) vs. Maryland (32- 4), 7 p.m. Duke (30-3) vs: LSU (31-3), 9 p.m. At TD Banknorth Garden Boston Championship Tuesday, April 4 Semfnal winners 8:30 p.m. ' ATP-WTA Nasdaq-100 Open Friday At The Tennis Center at Crandon Park Key Biscayne, Fla. Purse: Men, $3.45 million (Masters) Women, $3.45 million (Tier I) Surface: Hard-Outdoor Singles Men Semifinals vanr, LuOC 161i Croatia, def. David' Nai, ana,an i3r i Argentina 6-1, 6-2. Roger Federer ,1,1). Switzerland, def. David Ferrer (11), Span. 6-1, 6-4. doubles Men Semifinals Jonas Bjorkman, Sweden, and Max Mirnyi (2), Belarus, def. Paul Hanley, Australia, and Kevih Ullyett (4), Zimbabwe, 6-3, 7-6(1). Women Semifinals .Lisa Raymond,' United States; and Samantha Stosur (1), Australia, def. Svetlana Kuznetsova, Russia, and Amelie Mauresmo, France, 6-4, 6-2. Liezel Huber, South Africa, and Martina Navratilova (7), Uhited States,, def. Shinobu Asagoe, Japan, and Katarina Srebotnik (8), Slovakia, 6-7 (7), 6-1, 6-3. AUTO RACING NHRA-0'Reilly Spring Nationals After Friday qualifying finals Sunday At Houston Raceway Park Baytown, Texas Top Fuel 1. Doug Kalitta, 4.533 seconds, 326.08 mph. 2. Doug Herbert, 4.537, 318.77. 3. Tony Schumacher, 4.546; 324.28. 4. David Grubnic, 4.553, 326.24. 5. Rod Fuller, 4.565, 324.75. 6. Cory McClenathan, 4.579, 326.71. 7. David Baca, 4.592, 327.03.. 8. Larry Dixon, 4.600, 325.45. 9. Alan Bradshaw, 4.611, 314.39. 10. Brandon Bernstein, 4.625, 324.44. 11. Hillary Will, 4.645, 319.67. 12. Bruce Litton, 4.669, 308.50. 13. Clay Millican, 4.715, 306.12. 14. Bob Vandergriff, 4.727, 320.51. 15. Scott Palmer, 4.729, 305.84. 16. Morgan Lucas, 4.851, 256.06. Funny Car 1. John Force, Ford Mustang, 4.695, 328.06. 2. Robert Hight, Mustang, 4.754, 323.12..3. Eric Medlen, Mustang, 4.770, 311.56. 4. Del Worsham, Chevy Monte Carlo, 4.777, 327.82. 5. Tommy Johnson Jr., Monte Carlo, 4.793, 326.40. 6. Phil Burkart, Monte Carlo, 4.797, 326.24. 7. Tony Pedregon, Monte Carlo, 4.798, 318.32. 8. Ron Capps, Dodge Stratus, 4.800, 322.65. 9. Whit Bazemore, Dodge Charger, 4.821, 323.19. 10. Mike Ashley, Monte Carlo, 4.831, 317.72. 11. Tony Bartone, Monte Carlo, 4.855, 314.90. 12. Jim Head, Stratus, 4.912, 305.98. 13. Jeff Arend, Monte Carlo, 4.970, 266.27. 14. Paul Lee, Monte Carlo, 4.979, 294.18. 15. Scott Kalitta, Monte Carlo, 5.000, 304.53. 16. Cruz Pedregon, Monte Carlo, 5.003, 308.14. Phoenix 5, San Jose 2 Friday's Games Carolina 3, Florida 2 Chicago 3, Detroit 2, OT Pittsburgh 4, N.Y. Islanders 0 Columbus 4, St. Louis 2 Colorado at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. Minnesota at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Dallas atAnaheim, 10:30 p.m. Saturday's Games New Jersey at Philadelphia, 2 p.m. Boston at Montreal, 7 p.m. Buffalo at Toronto, 7 p.m. Carolina at .tlanta 7 p.m. Chicago a I Columnous 7 p.m. WashrngTon at Orltaa. 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Florida, 7:30 p.m. St. Louis at Nashville, 8 p.m. Calgary at Edmonton, 10 p.m. Phoenix at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Dallas at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Sunday's Games Philadelphia at N.Y. islanders, 1 p.m. New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 3 p.m. Deiroi at Minnesota, 3:30 p.m. Vancouver at Anaheim, 4 p.m. NHL Scoring Leaders Jagr, NYR Thornton, Bos-SJ Ovechkin, Was Heatley, Ott Staal, Car Alfredsson, Ott Savard, AtI Kovalchuk, AtI Datsyuk, Det Richards, TB Crosby, Pit Marleau SJ Hossa Al Jokiner. Fla Zenert.erg Del Spezza OIl 17ANSACT11ONI Is Iuui rurcitu VLvaa i la ooila BASEBALL irta, Mexico. (Same-day Tape) American League CKEY BALTIMORE ORiOLES-Cla.meo C Raul Bay Lightning at Florida Panthers;. Chavez off waivers iom Houston y LightningCLEVELAND INDIANS-Assigned C rise (Live) Einar Diaz and RHP Steve Karsav to the.r CCER minor league camo, s. Manchester United. (Live) (CC) OAKLAND ATHLETICS-Traded UTIL Freddie Bynum and LHP John Prieinenecser re at FC Dallas From Frisco, Texas. to Texas for RHP Juan Domnguez SEATTLE .'MARINERS-Claimed C nd Revolution at Los Angeles : Gumermo Quiroz off wa.jers from Toronto r in Carson, Calif. (Live) (CC) TAMPA BAY DE'VIL RAYS-Opt.onea 'r rnRHP Cnad Orvella to Durnam o he IL NNIS Released LHP Mark Malaska. Assigned Q-100 Open Final. From Key RHP Justin Miller, RHP Al Reyes, C MIKe Rose and INF Luis Rivas to their minor SPORTS league camp. Outrighted RHP Chad >SPORTS Harville to Durham of the IL. . :: allenge. From Killington, Vt. (Taped) TEXAS RANGERS-Traded: UTIL pine Championships. From Freddie Bynum to the Chicagc Cubs for rabassett Valley, Maine. iTaped) LHP John Koronka Placed RHP Josh valley, i ape) Rupe, RHP Franke Francisco, LHP C.J. Wilson and INF Marshall McDougall on the 15-day DL. retroactive to March 24 Announced RHP John Wasd,r. nhad cleared waivers. .L AR A .......... -TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Placed C Gregg Zaun on the 15-day DL, retroactive to March 24. National League REP SPORTS CINCINNATI REDS-Claimed LHP John EBALL Coutlangus off waivers from San Francisco Ltr and optioned him to Chattanooga of the SL. Lutheran Placed RHP Grant Balfour on the 60-day TBALL DL. Released LHP Tommy Phelps. Named SLutheran bullpen coach Tom Hume interim pitching coach. ;. FLORIDA MARLINS-Placed LHP Michael Megrew on the 15-day DL, retroac- Pro Stock tive to March 24 1 Jason Line, Pontiac GTO, 6.686 HOUSTONASTROS-Agree Io a two- 201.299 2 Mike Edwards, GTO, 699, year player development contract extension 206.45. 3. Kurt Johnson, Chevy Cobalt, w.h Salem of the Souin tiantc League 6.706, 205.54. 4. Erica Enders, Cobalt, NEW. YORK METS-Optioned RHP 6.706, C t MonD Heath Bell and RHP Yusaku Iriki to Norfolk Stratus, 6.712, 206.10. 6. Warren Johnson, of the IL. Assigned RHP Jose Lima to their GTO, 6.724, 205.44. 7. Dave Connolly, minor league camp. Cobalt, 6.731, 205.29. 8. Greg Anderson PITTSBURGH PIRATES.-Purchased the GTO, 6.736, 205.94. 9. Rickie Smith, Cobalt, contract of INF-OF Jose Hernandez from 6.737, 204.88. 10. Richie Stevens, Stratus, Indianapolis of the IL. Optioned OF Jody 6.739, 203.74. 11. V. Gaines, Stratu s, 6.742i Gerut to Indianapolis of the IL. Placed RHP 205.47. 12. Ron Krisher, Cobalt, 6.744 Bryan Brullington on the 60-day DL. 204.29. 13. Jim Yates GTO, 6.752, 204.82 Assigned RHP Brandon Duckworth to their 14. Mark Pawuk, GTO, 6.758, 203.52. 15. minor league camp. Allen Johnson, Stratus, 6.759, 204.01. 16. BASKETBALL Max Naylor, Stratus, 6.761, 204.14. NBA-Susptional BasketballAsso C DJ Mbenga Pro Stock Motorcycle NBA-Suspended Dallas C DJ Mbenga 1. Ant~ro wn, Suzuki, 7.059,187.89. 2. for one game for committing a flagrant foul Tom Bradford,Buell, 7.067, 191.89.3. Craig in aMach 29 game against Clevelan Treble, Suzuki, 7.078, 188.46: 4. Marco NEW ORLEANS HORNETS-S.gned F Andreano, Buell, 7.099, 187.39. 5. Karen Marcus Fizer to a 10-daV contract Waived Stoffer, Suzuki, 7.136,191.16.6. Geno Scali, r Jackson Vroman. b a' Suzuki, 7.177, 185.54. 7. Andrew Hines, Women's National basketball Tonglet, Harley-Davidson, 7.184, 185.43. GT9. CHARLOTTE STING-Acquired G Ryan Schnitz, Buell, 7.186, 183.84. 10. Chip Edwige Lawson from Houston for a 2006 Ellis, Buell, 7.187, 187.99. 11. Chris Rivas, third-round draft pick. - Buell 7189 182.65. 12. Matt Smith, Buell, WASHINGTON MYSTICS-Named 7195 189 58 13. Shawn Gann Suzuk, Wa.ne Tree Rollns assistant coacni 7.198, 185.74. 14. Michael Phillips, Suzuki, NBA Development League 7.216, 186.64. 15. Angelle Sampey, Suzuk,, ROANOKE DAZZLE-S.gned G Brian 7.229, 184.521 16. Steve Johnson, Suzuki. Chase and G James Taylor 7.234 ,183.82. FOOTBALL 3 41 838 National Football League BUFFALO BILLS-Annourcecd the HO' E retirement of Denny Lynch, director of N "Larchives RNHL CINCINNATI BENGALS-Termnaled the EASTERN CONFERENCE contract of S Kim Herring Atlantic Division HOUSTON TEXANS-Agreed to lerms W LOT PtsGF GA w Ih G David Loverne. N.Y. Rangers 41 21 12 94238 189 MINNESOTA VIKINGS-Chose not to Philadelphia 40 22 10 90239 230 match Seattle's contract offer to WR Nate New Jersey 37 27 9 83206 210 Burlesorn N.Y. Islanders 33 35 5 71208 24.8 WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Re-signed Pittsburgh 19 42 12 50212 286 CBAdeJimoh. Northeast Division Canadian Football League W LOT Pts GF GA CALGARY STAMPEDERS-Traded QB x-Ottawa 49 16 7 105283 173 Danny McManus to Edmonton for a 2006 Buffalo 45 22 6 96248'217 tid.-round draft pick Montreal 37 27 9 83216 222 WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS-Re-signed Toronto 34 32.6. 74218 242 DB Cedric Dickerson. Boston 28 33 13 69211 239 HOCKEY Southeast Division National Hockey League W LOT Pts GF GA LOS ANGELES KINGS-Assigned RW y-Carolina 48 19 6 102266 224 Konstantin Pushkarev to Manchester of the Tampa Bay 39 29 5 83229 230 AHL. Atlanta 35 31 6 76240 244 NEW YORK RANGERS-Assigned F Florida 33 31 9 75213 225 Alexandre Giroux to Hartford of the AHL. Washington 24 38 10 58208 275 PHOENIX COYOTES-Signed C Daniel WESTERN CONFERENCE Winnik. Central Division TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS-Assigned F W LOT Pts GF GA Alexander Suglobov to-Manchester of the x-Detroif 50 15 8 108272 186 AHL. Nashville Columbus Chicago St. Louis 42 23 8 92231 212 30 40. 3 63189 252 23 38 11 57186 248 20 39 13 53183 262 Northwest Division W LOT Pts GF GA Calgary 40 24 8 88189 182 Colorado 40 25 8 88258 225 Vancouver 40 28 6 86237 227 Edmonton 37 25 12 86237 234 Minnesota 33 33 7 73207 194 Pacific Division W LOT PtsGF GA Dallas 49 20 3 101237 187 Anaheim 37 23 12 86218 198 San Jose 36 26 10 82230 219 Los Angeles 38 31 5 81237 251 Phoenix 35 34 4 74224 239 Two points for a win, one point for over- time loss or shootout loss. x-clinched playoff spot, y-clinched division Thursday's Games Ottawa 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 Montreal 3, Washington 2, OT Tampa Bay 4, Atlanta 3 New Jersey 3, Buffalo 1 Detroit 4, Nashville 2 Edmonton 4, Los Angeles 0 SOCCER Major League Soccer CHIVAS USA-Signed D Tim Regan. Waived M Antonio Martinez. COLUMBUS CREW-Signed M Jacob Thomas. KANSAS CITY WIZARDS-Signed F Ryan McMahan and MF Sergei Raad. NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION-Signed F Kyle Brown, M Jani Galik, D Pat Haggerty and M Leandro de Oliveira. COLLEGE ALCORN STATE-Announced the resigna- tion of Josh Bean, sports information director. CHICO STATE-Announced it has can- celled the remainder of its softball season. CLEVELAND STATE-Announced the res- ignation of Mike Garland, men's basketball coach. DELAWARE-Name Monte Ross men's basketball coach. IOWA STATE-Named Cael Sanderson men's wrestling coach. LENOIR-RHYNE-Named Roderick Stephen secondary coach and recruiting coordinator. MICHIGAN STATE-Named Mike Gawlik women's assistant volleyball coach. - O o. * - 0 "Copyrighted Material -- -Syndicated Content - * .~ Available from Commercial News Providers" * ~ . - ~- -.~ - CITRUS Continued from Page 1B throughout the game, and that. would give Citrus a lead it would- n't relinquish. Delguidice and Randy Hernandez led off the bottom of the first with singles Both would score without the aid of a hit., Delguidice stealing third and taking home on an errant throw on the play and Hernandez scor- ing on a passed ball to give Citrus a 2-0 lead. Joey Budnick added a run in the next inning, scoring from third on a double steal. The first RBI of the game for Citrus came on Hunter Sinith's stand-up triple down the right field line that scored Neptune, who had doubled one spot before, for a 4- 0 advantage. Lecanto pitcher Jolui Crabtree pitched four innings and gave up five runs, of which only two were earned. "We've actually regressed," said Panthers coach Jim Manos. PIRATES Continued from Page 1B allowing both rumters to score. But after three, consecutive three-up-and-three-down innings, it seemed the Pirates had finally figured out Vanderham, Hernando's pitcher, in the fourth. An error allowed Ashley Clark to reach base to start the i rini u: after a sacrifice bunt put her at second, Cassidy Rash singled to score her. T'vo errors on that play, on the throw home and then back to third base, plated Rash. Crystal River wasn't through. A walk to Quincy Wilson, a single by Nathasha Garton and an error on Samantha Allen's bunt loaded the bases; Amanda Mayor fol- lowed with a single to score one run on what proved to be the game's most bizarre play The throw from right field to home went to the screen, but Wentworth held Galrton at third. Hernando catcher Ashley Lewie caught Mayor in a run down at first, during which Garton scored; Lewie's throw to third caught Allen, ending what might have been an even more productive inning. Still, the Pirates had scored four runs to go up 4-3 and, according to, Hernando coach Kevin Bittinger; that was not a good sign. "Before if we had a lead and gave it up, we couldn't come back," he said, his team now 14-7. 0 4W- , U ~ *. 0 * - b. . -~ * *~~\t the start of the season, we "At the start of the season, we were losing games but we were hitting and at least fielding the ball. 'JIohn pitched a decent game for us but we didn't back him up." Neptune later provided a thrill for the home crowd by tak- ing a 3-1 offering from Lecanto reliever Joel Seijas over the fence, in centerfield for a solo shot and a 6-0 lead for Citrus in the fifth inning. While Bolin acknowledged that he was happy to beat county rivals on consecutive nights (the Hurricanes defeated Crystal River 1-0 on Thursday), he said there was work to be done. "In order for us to be competi- tive, you have to play on an even keel," Bolin said. "That's what separates us from the pros. "Those guys go out every night and play. We're only playing 25 games in a season and maybe three games a week. I don't think that's too much to ask of them." Lecanto plays 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Ocala West Port while Citrus plays 6:30 p.m.,Thursday at home against North Marion. "This is the first time this team came back to win a game, the first time we show ed some life. "I am so happy with my team. Tonight is the best game all- around we've played all season." The turning point came in the very next inning. The Leopards, now trailing by a run, didn't suc- cumb. A single by Katie Geiger began the answering comeback; an error on a bunt and a walk, sandwiched around a strikeout, loaded the bases with one out. That's when Bittinger called for a squeeze butt from Sellers. hop- ing to take advantage of a .new third basemen. Garton was injured in her slide at home plate the previous inning i and Kari Stanford replaced her. Selliers' bunt caught Stanford playing too deep;. Rash's throw home was late and the tying run scored.. "That's great coaching," said Wentworth. "He took advantage of someone coming in off the bench. I would've done the same thing." A dropped pop up into short left :field delivered another Hernando run and Maldonado's double to right field brought home two more, making it 7-4. The Leopards added another run on another Crystal River error in the seventh to complete the scoring. "It just shows what happens when you just put the ball in play," noted Bittinger. True enough. Each team had four errors, and all of them played a part in the scoring. -m -momim p aw-db-m -o -w ollomb ---M 4 41 0 __d__ -1 *000o .m AP -" S -4-fl p - -4 h mpm 1 t 0 qp sum ftw WOMMam- Of.- .Ed ' "Copyright ---. Syndicate MIA- 41 00 ed Material- d Content 37 Available from Commercial News Providers" - w ob 9w -4w .d b - a--"a & -.O-b- - fto -~ - - m - 41- G q- 4- 411. 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Included in tonight's race- card are the Open Wheel Modifieds, Limited Sportsman, Mini Stocks, Thunder Stocks, 4- cylinder Bombers and Mini Cup Cars. The TBARA series, which competes at seven different race venues across the state of Florida throughout the season, was scheduled to open its 2006 season back in February at CCS. Weather became the deciding factor that night and the show was called due to rain. Since then, 36 different driv- ers have competed with only two seeing the winner's circle in the five events held so far. David Steele is the defending champion of the series and cur- rently leads the points chase by 36 points over Bo Hartley Scott Adema (122), Ray Bragg (118), Troy DeCaire (113), Charles Ladner (111), Larry Brazil Jr. (109), Hank Lower (104), John Gilbert Jr. (99) and Keith Butler (97) round out the.top 10. Steele has earned four wins, Hartley has the other. ; Locally, Robbie Storer (110) 'leads the Mini Stock division over Clint Foley (108), Dan Smith (105), Jonathan Camp (102), Jason Rendell (101), James Ellis (95), Matt Rolkis (94), Johnny Siner (90), Don Faunce (87) and Rick Lilka (85). Also with 110 points, Tim Wilson heads up the Thunder Stock division with Andy Taylor (108), Ted Taylor (105), Mike Pitts (103), Jammie Dunnahoe (98), Megan Spicer (98), Joe Boyd (98), Steve Stineduf (92), Victor Shahid (92) and Jim Kruse (89) rounding out the top 10. The current Late Model points' leader is Mike Bresnahan with 108 points. Herb Neumarnn Jr (106), Kim .Scott grossenbacher KEI 1 105), Raymond TR Lovelady (101 i. Herb' Hoefler (100),, Danny Johnson (100), Tuffy Hester (95), Scott Millar n94i, Rick Kase (89) and Mike Bell follow the former champion, respectively. Teddy Nelson holds the Open C E Rj J Wheel Modified lead over Billy Bechtelheimer (106), John Gerstner (103), Ronny Campbell (101), Jimmy Wagner (98), Robert Ray (99), Kyle Bookmiller (96), Tommy Schnader (96), Curtis Neumann (93) and. Stephen Harbuck (88). Defending points champion Curtis Flanagan (207) holds common, the point in the PINGi Hobby Stock di\i- ACK sion after two events with John Makula (195), Aitie Hewitt (180), Don Paugh (179., Bobby Taylor (176), James Batson (173), Don Teague (171), Tim Whitehead (168), Frank Stromquist (168) and Jay Witfoth (163) finishing out the top ten. The 4-cylinder Bomber leader, is Peter Nelson with 203 points. Rounding out the top ten is Lee Ackerman (193), Phil Edwards (185), Johri Doucette (182), Bobby Richardson (182), Kevin Stone (182), Sonia Heater (171), Donald Guy (110), Paul Combast (106) and Tim Nocella (101). Tom Posavec heads up the Limited Sporisman division with a two-point advantage over Jim Altobelli (108). Rusty Bremel; \hoo. was injured earli- er this week in an automobile accident, is third with:105. !Ernie Reed (102), Ronnie Heard i99j, Steve Olone 99). Gary Budek (96),.J.T. Renau (92), AJ Isbister (91) and Edward .Allen 187) round out the top'ten. After one event in Figure 8 action, Joey Catterli (100) holds the lead over John Thomas (98), James Poole (96), Stephen Anderson (94), Robert Aaron (92), Charlie Meyer 90), Donnie Thomas (88), Wayne Calkins (86), FredTuski (84) and Robbie Hage (82). Citrus County Speedway is two miles south of Inverness on U.S. Highway 41 at the Citrus County Fairgrounds. Main grandstand admission is $15 adults, $10 senior citizens and students. $8 children, $2 chil- i dren under 42 inches. Pit admission is $25. ---g---- Kini Common, Chronicle racing correspondent, can be reached at kcommon@chroni- c. leonline.com. 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LES LEAVITT Special to the Chronicle Passover is a holiday that commemo- rates the Hebrews' departure from Ancient Egypt The Jews had endured more than 200 years of exile, including several decades of torturous slave labor (the actual back-breaking slavery start- ed about 86 years before the Exodus.) There is plenty of archeological evi- dence that indicates that the Jews were enslaved in Ancient Egypt. Many books have been written on this topic. Additionally, a papyrus was found in Egypt in the 19th century that describes in detail many of the plagues and the Exodus itself. An Egyptian who was an eyewitness to these events wrote this papyrus, which currently resides in a Dutch museum. Now God was going to fulfill His promise to Abraham the promise to redeem the Jews and do justice to their slave masters. Right before the Exodus, God commanded the Jews to mark the doorposts of their homes. This would be a sign for God to "pass over" the Jewish homes as He slew the Egyptian first born (the last of the 10 supernatural attacks on the Egyptians), thus the ori- gin of the name "Passover." Passover is a spring holiday; it starts on the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Nissan (usually sometime in April) and Please see. CHAIN/Page 5C I Nancy Kennedy GRACE NOTES Even selfish prayers heard Editor's' note: Nancy Kennedy is playing hooky this week This is a repeat column from August 2003. recently, I picked up the book "You're Late Again, Lord!" at the airport in Charlotte, N.C. The subtitle is: "The Impatient Woman's Guide to God's Timing." I bought it as I waited for my flight after seeing my daughter. Leafing through it,. I stopped at the page that said "God's Grace, My Ego." Since grace is my "thing," I was curious and kept read- ing. The author wrote about a move she made with her husband when he took a job in another city. They bought a new house before ,selling the old one and she had expected the old house to sell right away, that they would live happily ever after, according to her plan, "because I wanted it to," she wrote. "It seemed logical enough, not a stretch for God's power,; so why would he object?", Please see GRAC.4-Page 5C MATTHEW BECK'Ch,.onI,ce After a series of major health-related problems, Bobby Clark says he is simply happy to be alive. His motorhome dealership located outside of Inverness greets motorists traveling U.S. 41 with inspirational messages on a marquee. Messages and prayers outside his RV dealership impact Inverness man's health nkennedy@chronicleonline.com Chronicle/ obby Clark believes in [...: pr'a e r During the past 20 or so \ ears that he's been in Citrus County. w wherever men have gathered to pray. lie's been there He's been a part of the Circle of Fire that used to meet early on Tuesday mrornings in Inerness. part of a \Wednesdal lunch prayer group, the Christian Business Men's Committee and a prayer breakfast r'oup that met in Beverly Hills Recently. 55-year-old Clark has been on the rece ivino end of many other people's prayers, and he wants to let people kow iho\\ grate- ful lie is "Last June. I had a stroke." he said from the oft'ice of Bobby Clark's Citrus RV in Inverness "Then in January. I had a heart attack. That w\as Jan. 6. and the\ put me in the hospital. Then on Jan 7, I had another one. Then on Jan. 11. I had a triple bypass. Aind then on Feb 10. the bypass closed and I When I was 18, my mother and baby brother were killed in a car accident, and I remember the whole church turning out for us. After that, I got away from the church for a while, but it wasn't an angry thing. reounng llne nd re very recounting his illness and recovery had another heartl attack." As Clark recounted the past months of illness and recovery, his e.es filled with tears. He spoke about the signboard out in front of Ils business on U.S. 41 that he Luses as a witness to his faith. "I don't really have a idrarnatic) faith story, because my faith has kind of always been there." he said. "I grew up going to church. When I was 18. my mother and baby broth- er were killed in a car accident, and I remember the w hole church turning out forl uLs. ":Ater that, I got away fi'om church for a Ihtiule, but it wasn't an angry thing," lie said. Clark and his father, "Cap'n Bobby Clark." went into the car' business together. fi rst in Clearwater where he w\as from. then in Citrus Coulnty in tile early 1980s. They also ow ned a couple of' restaurants Cap'n Bobby's Fish House on Counrt. Road 581 in Inverness where Stype Termite & Pest Control is now, and the restau- rant in the B&W Re\all ini inverness. Clark and his dad occasionally attended different churches around town. most frequently New Birth Gospel Tabernacle when it was called Tabernacle of Prayer. with the Re%. Larry Chester as pas- tor. It was there the Circle of Fire met. It was there Clark met the Rev. Doug Alexander: who xwas a Citrus County Sheriff's Office deputy then and now his pastor at the Church Without Walls. "I kept getting involved every- where I could, but I still wasn't real regular attending churchl" Clark said. "'Then 9.11 hit and my busi- ness got unbelievable. slow. Nobody \\as buying 'toys.' and the stock market fell. My dad, w ho had gone up to north Georgia to semi-retire, had to file bankruptcy. That was devastating, because he and I were together on everything, and that killed me tora while" It was December 2001 and Clark had only t-,\o RVs in his inventory' He recalled standing on the almost- empty lot wondering if he was eoin2 to lose his home and ever.'- thing else Meanwhile, the Rev. Gary Beasle., director at Solid Rock Christian Academy across the street from Clark's RV lot, began Please see7, 'A.:-/Page 5C .Lz'-S-B ,-- ^ ---- -.::, T^-.;L "^~Wr;- JW.i ::,-- .. --B -' fW *i-K,-, MI..... . Calendar of EVENTS . ...-."; from the elementary school. All proceeds will go to missions. Call 344-1771 . St. Elizabeth Ann Seton's Council of Catholic Women will host a spring rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today at the parish center, 1401 W. Country Club Blvd., Citrus Springs. Hunt for eggs The Children's Department of First Baptist Church of Inver- ness will sponsor an Easter egg hunt from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 8, on church grounds, 123 S. SeminoleAve. Bring baskets decorated by the children for a contest for the best looking, most original and most Come sale away Helping Hands Thrift Store at 5164 S. Florida Ave. (U.S. 41 South) at the Heath Mini Storage Units will offer a $2 bag sale. Proceeds go to helping the less fortunate on the east side of Citrus County. The store-is about a mile from the fairgrounds. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Call 726-2660. The United Methodist Men and Women of Floral City United Methodist Church will have a "used treasures" sale from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. today in Hilton Hall, 8478 E. Marvin St., across elaborate basket for each age group. Children through fifth grade 'are invited. Call 726-1252. Calvary Christian Center, . 2728 E. Harley St., Inverness will sponsor an Easter egg hunt at 9 a.m. Saturday, April 15. There will be free food, give- aways (including a new bike), inflatable games, prizes and carni- val games. Kids are invited to enjoy hunting for the 15,000 hidden Easter eggs. The First Assembly of God, 5735 W Gulf-to-Lake Highway, Crystal River, is having an Easter Egg Hunt from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 15. The public is invited. There will be free drinks and food. Watch 'Crosspoints' Watch "Crosspoints" on WYKE TV 47, channel 16 on Bright House and Adelphia, at 7 a.m. Sunday, 9:30 p.m. Monday and 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. (Note new times.) Donnie Seagel, pastor of First Baptist Church of Inverness, vis- its "Crosspoints" to announce its new sanctuary on County Road 581 is near completion. Bible study slated Pastor Diana Brevan has set a Moses Plan Bible Study for 4 p.m. Saturday at her home. It will begin with a prayer meeting, fol- lowed by Bible study, discussion and fellowship. Call 637-3046, or e-mail jesusislordprayermin- istries@yahoo.com. Enjoy fellowship The Little House Fellowship offers Christian fellowship with a cafe atmosphere at 9:30 a.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. Wednesday. There are also Bible studies, disci- pleship training and 12-step Overcomers meetings. Call Joe Hupchick at 726-9998 or 613-5216. CWC to pray The Catholic Women's Club of Our Lady of Fatima Church will have its monthly prayer service after the 8 a.m. Mass today in the* church chapel, 550 U.S. 41 South, Inverness. Please see EVENTS/Page 6C I' 4' V 'I H 4 I 'I 1, 1 i Special E'- I - , I : II u._ .C' *I 0.) Q. 0 0 0%i 0 O E ILI 0 (j) L* (U 0 0 *0 Cu 0 * - *0 Cl) I ........ ---- ------- -- 2 SATURDAY, APRIL 1, u200u Places of worship that U offer love, peace and harmony to all. Come on over to "His" house. your spirits n'ill be lifted!!! \ SERVICING THE COMMUNITIES OF CRYSTAL RIVER AND HOMOSASSA ____________________ -- w~~-=~ -s.---~ - ST. THOMAS CATHOLIC CHURCH SSer in. i ufl.o.u tt -uIl Cl um C ur MASSES: aturday 4:30 P.M. sunday 8:00 A.M. 10:30 A.M. U S i mile Sc.uth of West CojrJ nal St Hono,o 3,D HOMOSASSA J THE , SALVATION A 4MY CITRUS COUNTY AR CORPS. SUNDAY: Sunday School 10 A.M. Morning Worship Hour 11 A.M. TUESDAY: Home League 11:45 A.M. WEDNESDAY: Bible Study 12:00 NOON Captain John Fuller 3975eW.Grover Cleveland B~lvd. Homosass 621-55^3 2SS 62567mW Special Please For Cornerstone Baptist Church ...where strong foundations are built, one life at a time Worship Service Sunday .... 8:00,9:30 & 10:45 AM Sunday School .............. 9:15 AM Sunday Evening ................... 6:00 PM Wednesday Evening Bible Study ...................6:30 PM Cornerstone Baptist Church 1005 Hillside Court Inverness, FL 34450 Greg Kell, Pastor 726-7335veresso Nature's Independent Church Located past the guard shack at Nature's Resort, Halls River Road, Homosassa Sunday Morning Service 10:30am Thurs. Night Prayer & Bible Study 7:00pm Preacher: Tom "Tex" Evans (352) 628-9562 Grace Bible Church 11:00 AM. Sunday Worship 9:30 AM. Sunday School 6:00 PaM. Evening Service 7:00 PM. Youth Group Nursery Provided 6:15-8:15 PM. Ns Podd Awana on Monday Nights 7:00 PM.(Wed.) Mid-Week 1/mi.offUS.19 6382 W. Green Acres St. Homosassa Pastor Ray Herriman 661931 628-5631 E5 Crystal E3n River Foursquare Gospel Church 1160 N. Dunkenfield Ave. 795-6720 A FULL GOSPEL FELLOWSHIP Sunday 10:30 A.M. Wednesday "Christian Ed" 7:00 P.M. Pastor Brona Larder Event or First United Methodist 1 Church A Steph'en) Open Heart S 662577 Weekly Services e Call Kathy, at 563-3209 Information On Your CRYSTAL RIVER UNITED METHODIST CHURCHa U 4801 i a N. Citrus "- SS Ave. (2 miles north of US 19) L L Rev. Alan Jefferson Senior Pastor E Sunday Worship 8:00.& 11:00 A.M. a Contemporary a N Services | I 9:30 A.M. | Sunday School EL L 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. Nursery Available at all Services I Kid Zone T Children's Worship 9:30 a.m. 'E Youth Fellowship 4:30 p.m. a Kid's Club | T 4:30 p.m. B A Stephen Ministry | | Provider 795-3148 I EliaHI U l U l lslU L l U l UL l~l U LL lil~l'l UlUslll ;! BU ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH (Anglican) Rector: Fr. Kevin G. Holsapple Sunday- Rite I........8........:8.0annes@earthlink.net website: MOUNT OLIVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST Daniel G. Savage III CHURCH Pastor Sunday Services * Sunday School 9 30 A . * Morning Serice ... 00 A4 * Wed Prayer Meehng & Bible Study 1200 oonS 6 30 PM. -T& r(ahh in i aI.f l, ar ,-Irtran4w , a' t ou l [r te Cum, aa. n's 2105 N Georgia Rd PO r Box 327 ~ Crystal River. FL 34423 Church Phone (352) 563-1577 r- St. Benedict k Catholic Church SU.S. 19 at Ozello Rd. Vigil: 5:00pm Sun.: 8:30 & 10:30am DAILY MASSES Mon. Fri.: 8:00am HOLY DAYS As Announced CONFESSION Sat.: 3:30 4:30pnm 795-4479) 662644 795*-8077f^-^ '1 ~'"~ Where we learn how to live happier, more successful and prosperous lives. Sunday, April 2 9:30 Chat Room Class 10:00 Fellowship/snacks 10:30 Service: "The Miracle of Easter - Living your Easter" 320 S. Citrus Ave. At "Curves", turn on Citrus, Crystal River, FL Rev. Linda Harbin Ordained Unity Minister (352) 382-1711 -t' A 0ra First Assembly ofGod Come All!!! Service Times: Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 p.m. Richard Hart senior Pastor. Calvin Watson Charlie Graham 795-8883 746-1239| IL' - * Powerful Praise & Worship * Nursery & "Kids Church" * Youth Program * Food Pantry * SHARE Florida Host Site Sunday 10:30am & 6:30pm Wednesday 7pm 795-LIFE ., .(5433) -w n.abhundantlifecitruseorg. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Religious Advertising Home QfPositive Practical Christianity SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2006 3C 'CITRUS COUNTY (FL) _.--. --- ------_,- ti.=, Places of worship that ..... offer love, peace and harmony to all. | Come on over to "His" house, your spirits iwill be lifted!!! I SERVICING THE COMMUNITIES OF INVERNESS .. _- __1. -- -_ -- ,1---- --v T -- --" ...s.3. '" CHRONICLE V. B Junior Branson (352) 341-2884 W| 1900 W. Hwy. 44, Inverness Service: 10:00 A.M. Holy Communion (1st & 3rd Sunday) Sunday School & Bible Class 8:45 A.M. 726-1637 Nursery Provided The Rev. Dr. Arnold E. Kromphardt PRIMERA IGLESIA ) HISPANA DE CITRUS COUNTY Asambleas de Dios Inverness, Florida ORDEN DE SERVICIOS: DOMINGOS: 9:00 AM Escuela Biblica Dorriiriical 10-30 "r .'Adcroci ion MARTES: . 7 0 PI.I Cijit cle Orci6n JUEVES:-; 7:00 PM Estu:jios Brblicos L Les'Esperamos! David PiFrero, Pastor 1370 N. Croft Ave. Inverness, FL 34451, Tel6fono: (352) 341-1711 Come, -Make ST. MARGARET'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH your spiritual home! SF. Gene Reuman, Pastor s K'HILAH SHALOM Jew and Gentile (Non-Jew) in Unity Every Frida; 0P Rabbi Kyle t e Heron Village Lot income Housing Building 701 White Blvd. Inverness Call Linda 795- 2360 for information 795-2360' INVERNESS SEVENTH-DAY ^)ADVENTIST CHURCH 638 S. Eden Gardens Inverness, 34450 Hershel Mercer, Pastor 726-9311 Sat. Sabbath School 9:10 PI. 726-9719 INVERNESS CHURCH OF GOD Re'. Larry Powers Sunday' Services: TradmonaJ Ser\ ice.. .. 30f Sandal School. .. ... ..9"0 V Countmporary Seriice ,.IQ:30. AM Eeiing Ser. Ice. ... 6 00 Pr S Wednesday Nighi Adult C iase' ........... .7:00 PM Bo:) and Girls Bngade.... 7 il) PM Teens......... ...7 15 PMr welcome e Home" L :...lc l J I'-, l.-,,, J I i .uir C- .? = : l l 'l..e "*; '.- I. I5 - .1,s, on silt "Liie Fritnds Da.care and Learning Ctenr" e .; ;ni i,.s."> * Worshipfreaching Sun 10 am English Sun 6 pm Spanish Small Group Study Wed 7 pm LIFE Group Celebrate Recovery Fri 7 pm Food/Group 2242 1 wy 44 West acrosss. from Outback in Invenss) Freedomrom... Freedom I,;n /,'ChRIST' . Hwy. 44 E @ * Washington Ave. Sunday Services: * Traditional * 8:30 AM 11:00 AM * Contemporary 5:30 PM Sunday School for all ages * 9:45 AM Nursery Provided E * 11:00 AM Service * Broadcast on WRZN am 720 * Fellowship & Youth Group U * 6:30 PM 24-Hour Prayer Line m 563-3639 0 Web Site: : Church Office 637-0770 -'U-- INVERNESS CHURCH OF CHRIST 352-637-64 5148 Live Oak I SUNDAY 10:00 ANM 11:00 AM 6:00 PM WEDNESD 7:00 PM Come Worn With Us Leon Jennir Evangelis BOWLING ALLEY z W HWY 44 .LIVE K MA 400 Lane 4 AY *CHRISTIAN CENTER "Big Enough To Serve, Small Enough To Care" 637-5100 ASSENUES OF0001 Clean & Safe Nursery * Exciting Children & Youth Services Warm Fellowship Powerful Worship Practical Messages Sunday Worship ." ship 8:30 A.M. & 11:00 A.M. SSunday School " s? 10:00 A.M. Wednesday Family Night igs, 6:30 P.M. Friday Youth Service st 8:00 P.M. OAK LANE Agape Kids Preschool & Daycare r IyrTold- PreK4 Before & After School Care ,RT Mon-Fri 6:30 A.M. 6:00 P.M. Two miles from Hwy. 44 on the E HWY. 44 comer of Croft & Harley 2728 Harley St., Inverness FL WE INVITE YOU TO EXPERIENCE LIFE FIRST CHURCH:00PM Wednesday: Bible Study 6:00PM 341-4687 To get to heaven: "It's whom you know that counts." CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH 5335 E. Jasmine Lane, Inverness (Off of Hwy. 41 North, 1/2 mile N. of Publix) (352) 344-8331 : Sunday Services 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 6:00 pm. Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:00 pm. Thursday Night Ranch Middle School Youth 6:30 pm. AI 2018 Colonade St.. Inmerness behind Cinnamon Sticks Restaurant i 344-1908 We welcome you and invite you to worship with our family. Wednesday: 6:30 PM. Youth Program for all ages. Adult and Young Adult Bible Studies Something for everyone!!! Sunday: " 9:00 AM. Sunday School 10:15 AM. Worship 6:00PM. Worship ToddLangdon, Sr. Minister' John-Isaac Brock-Hines, Youth Minister PLEASANT GROVE CHURCH OF CHRIST 3875 S. Pleasant Grove Rd. Inverness, FL 34450 "Come Be A Part Of God's Family" Minister: Michael Raine (352) 344-9173 Sunday SchoolForAllAges Nursery AM Children's Training Slass Provided APPLEBEE'S EA PGR ELEMENTARY PLEASANT GROVE RD. CHURCH OF CHRIST e y 2 VINEYARD CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP "...r_ K if, Ba l.ljr ,J '0.ull' P. r IF T.:,f'l. Sunday Schedule: Sunday Celebration..................10:00 AM KidJ Club .... II IIAM Wt'kl) Schedule: Fellowship Dinner.....................6 PM Wed. Bible Teaching 7 PM Wed. NRG Youth 7 PM Wed. Frnii of the Vie Lunchori'n 12 PMThori. Fod Patrrv .......12.30 2PM Thurf. NRG Student Cafe.........................7 PM Fri. Small Groups Meeting All Times Across Citrus & Hernando Counties 9il S. i S HiLheW 41 Ju% souLh ':if Inveress COry Limits Cal the ofitbes for moire irfifrnini:,n Offices Open Mon.- Fri. (352) 726-14.S You can expect: .Exciting Atmosphere. Solid Preaching. "Clean Nu[Srw[, C |icojr ,iy. ,i,'rthip SChurch Without Walls of M Inverness Ministries "An Exicting & Growing S Congregation Ministering to the Heart of Citrus County" With three locations to serve you. Senior Pastors & Founders Pastors Douglas & Teresa Alexander Sr. SERVICE TIMES . Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM H Temporary Location: H 3962 N. Roscoe Rd. H Hernando, FL 34442 H H (Going N. on hwy. 200, turn R HH on Lake Park Dr., then turn L at H the end of the road.) H For more information H call 352-344-2425 H H Sunday Services H Early Service 8 AM H Sunday School 9 AM H Worship 10:30 AM H H H Sunday Evening H Services H H Church Without Walls H of Beverly Hills H Beverly Hills Civic Center 5 PM H Senior Pastor Bonita Fagin H Assistant Pastors H H' Sonny & Dotty Wright H Church Without Walls H of Crystal River H Meeting on: H Friday Nights 6 PM H Sunday Nights 5 PM H Seminole Club HCommunity Center H 135 NE 3rd St. H Crystal River, FL 34429 -Pastors McKinley t4hnt Pastors H Wyndell & Dianne Alexander H For more information call H 352-344-2425 H H A Multi-cultural, Non-Demoninational Family S We Invite All To Come Grow With Us! with our family! First United Methodist Church of Inverness - 3896 S. Pleasant Grove Rd. Inverness, FL 34452 (2 mi. so. of Applebee's) (352) 726-2522 KIP YOUNGER Senior Pastor Email: churchoffice@ invernessfirstumc.org NEW SUNDAY WORSHIP TIMES 8:00 AM Holy Communion 9:00 AM Praise & Worship Service 10:10 AM Faith Connection Groups (Groups for all ages) 11:00 AM Traditional Worship Nursery care available starting at 9:00 AM EASTER SUNDAYWORSHIP 6:30 AM Sunrise Service 7:30 AM Free Pancake Breakfast 9:00 AM Praise & Worship Service 10:10 AM Family Connections 11:00 AM Traditional Worship WEDNESDAYS at 5:30 PM Family Dinner followed by Connection Groups for everyone ("1 n ,rt Places of worship that offer love, peace and harmony to all. I Come on over to "His" house, your spirits will be lifted!!! ! SERVICING THE COMMUNITIES OF BEVERLY HILLS, HERNANDO, HOMOSASSA SPRINGS, INVERNESS, AND LECANTO IGLESIA IISPANA CASA DE ORACION "Donde la Palabra de Dios es el lenguaje del Espiritu Santo" Escuela Dominical.. 9:30 AM Adoraci6n ...............0:15 AM Martes 9:30 AM Miercoles...................7:00 PM Dr. Teddy Aponte & Hayi Aponte, Pastores 3220 N. Carl G. Rose Hwy. (200) Hernando 352-341-5100 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH LCMS "A CHURCH THAT IS A FAMILY" SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 A.M. Sunday School & Bible Class .'8:30 A.M. Morning Worship ;11:00 A.M. Morning Worship : PASTOR RICHARD DRANKWALTER Nursery Avalable 796-8331 .475 North Ave. West, Brooksville on orrt, Ae. Eatl o 19 r I ;i Central Ridge Christian Fellowship ... -. Spirit Filled Worship --- Services Sunday Worship 10:30am 6:30pm Wednesday Bible Study 7:00pm We are a Non-Denominational Fellowship Worshipping Jesus 16 Regina St., Beverly Hills U63137 860-2725 -= M '. ommunittp Cburtb 82 Civic.Circle, Beverly Hills, FL 352-746-3620 Rev. Stewart Jamison Ill, Pastor MU l Y iyf*TjiPE I liIII Where Christ is Proclaimed BEGIiINGS tll[owsnIp PASTOR@ EV AJND PAM BIUKE * Renewal/Charismatic Theology Contemporary Praise and Worship. S24 Hour Prayer Ministry New Beginnings School of Ministry Nursery Provided 10:30 AM Sunday Worship (nursery provided) Saturday 7 PM Youth Service Midweek Service 7 PM "My house shall be called a house of prayer for all nations" Mark 11:17 GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH ELCA Welcomes You To Worship With Us! Worship 8:30 & 10:30 AM. Beverly Hillss Marple Lewis, HI Pastor 4950 N. Lecanto Hwy. Bever Night Wed. 6:30-7:30 P.M. For more information call (352) 746-2970 Office Hours 9-3 P.M. or e-mail us at: firstbaptistchurch@atlantic.net 663819 Providence Baptist Church We meet at 4471 W. Gospel Light Baptist Church (3020 S.R. 44 G-uili .La..E HV, LC.:ani.:.i W. on Hwa 44 .:.. Ilfi beI.r6 HA, J9:1I "Church The Way It Used To Be" d: SER VICES: O-A-: :iSunday School........10:00 AM Sunday Worsnip .. ..... ....11:00 AM Sunday Evenings............:.5:00 PM Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting..;............7:30 PM If you need a "ide or better aOreclions.. or have any questions - call Pastor Leon McCoy 628-9885. VIGIL MASSES: 4:00 P.M. & 6:00 P.M. SUNDAY MASSES: 8 A.M. & 10:30 AM. SPANISH MASS: 12:30 P.M. **MM 1 * ft CONFESSIONS: 2:30 P.M. to 3:30 P.M. Sat. or ByAppointment WEEKDAY MASSES: 8:00 A.M. 6 Roosevelt Blvd., Beverly Hills S746-2144 SBlock East of S.R. 491) bII- Akiiis Christ Community Church "Where We Are All One In Christ" Saturday 5 PM Bible Study Saturday 6 PM Worship Meeting At Lecanto Community Center 1290 South Lecanto Hwy. (491) Lecanto, Florida 34461 Office Phone 352-563-0301 Pastor Barbara Jean Couch, M. Div. Christ Community Church welcomes all to worship and praise God. We are a bible based church. Come for one visit or for many! Pastor's E-mail: bjc4153@yahoocom 663143 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Oak Tree Plaza 2149 Hwy. 486, Lecanto (1 Mile East of Hwy. 491) SUNDAY SERVICES 10 A.M. RESPECTING INDIVIDUAL BELIEFS ALL ARE WELCOME 746-9202 1 -\ :' - 935 S. Crystal Glen Dr. Lecanto Crystal Glen Subdivision Hwy. 44 just E. of 190 ." 527-3325 S1 ] I . SPastor Rev. Frederick W. Schielke Website: tShepherd of the Hills EPISCOPAL CHURCH Our mission is to be a beacon of faith S (4/10 mile east of CR 491) 2 Baptisi St. Scholastica Roman Catholic, Churcdlecanto Alass LECANTO CHURCH OF CHRIST State Road 44 & Rowe Terrace S7 L 40 SxrURDAY, APluL 1, 2006 CrTRus COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE I I IN ,A^ ---, -- I 3nn"- A r-Mr l lyr-, | SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2006 5C CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CH-RONICLE GRACE Continued from Page 1C She thought the things she wanted would be fairly unim- -portant to God, and perhaps he :would supply them in part to "end (her) constant nagging." -Then he could "move on to .more important matters." But God didn't give her .everything she wanted right .when she wanted it With two :house payments, their lives 'and their patience were stretched and strained. ,Through it all, she heard God say, "Don't worry. It'll be all right" r She concluded, "What I was waiting for wasn't the sale of the house or more money It was reassurance that God was in control of my troubled world." As I write this, especially after reading that book, I am feeling deeply ashamed before God, although, as my uncle-dad often tells me, ashamed isn't a Shalf-bad place to be, because it's where the Father loves us 'and reminds us that we are his. When I left Charlotte, my ,daughter still hadn't started i working "for real." For three weeks, she had been in train- ing at a local Cheesecake IFactory restaurant She had ,spent a lot of her money on work clothes and her savings had almost run out; she need- ed to start working "for real." 'The only thing holding her -S back was passing her final "cheesecake exam." If you don't pass, you don't get hired "for real." Although Laura studied harder than I had ever seen her study for any test in school, she worried that she would freeze. She asked me to pray, and I did, but I began to doubt that God would really answer my prayer. Because this job was some- thing I wanted for my kid, I thought God would keep it from her. I realized I viewed God as a Disappointer of Dreams, that he dangles some- thing I want in front of me, and then just when I think he's about to give it to me and it's within my reach, he yanks it away. Even now, my deep distrust in God's willingness to take care of my daughter still grieves me. Just to read these words as I write them, I'm struck by the corruptness of my heart to think I am somehow kinder than the One who sent his Son to die for me. When I left Charlotte, my daughter still hadn't taken her final exam, and I had a hard time leaving. I was plagued with "what ifs." What if she didn't pass? I vaguely knew that would mean God had something better for her. However, at the time, as her mother who often thinks she knows what's best, I wanted what I wanted when I wanted it, and fretted and worried all the way home. -mo- "Dear God, pleeeeeeese help her pass her cheesecake test!" I pleaded, even though I didn't expect him to. Even though I kept hearing the words of Jesus to his disciples, "If you then, being evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father who is in heaven give what is good ... ," I didn't think he would give this good gift All week, my heart was trou- bled. Last Thursday, Laura called. Not only had she passed her test, but she got 100 percent I wept, thoroughly ashamed for behaving like a spoiled tod- dler throwing a tantrum. Ashamed that I had decided ahead of time and without rea- son that God was cruel and arbitrary. That's when and where, just like my uncle-dad had said, the Father met me, loved me and reminded me that, despite my spoiled-toddler ratings and misplaced trust in my own goodness, his Father-heart will always welcome sinners like me home. Nancy Kennedy is the author of "Move Over, Victoria -1I. -- - -a -- - - L - -_ tt -- .. . _-I-- 1 I d prineth i vi p 0Mate r iail ~- 5 Syndicated Content Available from Commercial News Providers" ..mom 000 40.-4- 4-b 0 ~ -ma CHAIN Continued from Page 1C lasts for eight days. The first two and the last two days are major holidays. For more than 3,000 years, Jews have sat down at the Seder table and repeated the exact same story to their children. We observe Passover much the ,same way the Jews did on the ; first 15th of Nissan in Egypt :This is a chain of a direct unbro- ; ken tradition passed down from Fathers who saw the events, to their children who in turn ;passed it down to their chil- dren, who passed it down to their children. The holiday of Passover con- tains innumerable lessons, laws and customs. And it is also one of the most familiar and color- ful of all the festivals of Judaism. But in some ways, con- sidering its laws and regula- tions, it is one of the most diffi- FAITH Continued from Page lC wandering over to visit Clark and the two men would pray together. Then Alexander joined them. Then one Saturday morning, Beasley, Alexander, the Rev. Paul Sallee and a group of men gathered with Clark and formed a prayer circle, some- thing Clark was well familiar with, and prayed. It was powerful, Beasley said. "That was a turning point for Bobby; that was the day he rededicated himself and his business to the Lord and the Lord honored him. "He's been a real asset to our school. We've had two fundrais- ers and Bobby has matched our funds," he said. Clark said, "When the busi- ness crashed, that's when I realized that this is God's busi- ness and that's when it really took off." -e--. -00b a~m 41b q-im q C- -. 40 cult to observe. Passover is observed by sacri- ficing a lamb, eating "bitter herbs" and matzah, and purging one's home of any grain-based leavened item. The lamb is not done today, but everything else is: the meticulous cleaning of every nook and cranny of the household and the use of uten- sils, pots, pans and dishes that are permitted to be used only during the holiday of Passover. The Jew believes in an infi- nite God. He is everywhere, unbounded. He is in the river, in the animals, in the wind, in the fire and the hail and the sun, in life and death. The Jew is one who says the infinite God is not "over the sea or up in the heav- ens," not something intangible that cannot be touched. He is everywhere and in everyone. This is one aspect of Judaism: the meeting between the finite material world and infinite god- liness. While others search for God up on high, we find God in the woolen strings hanging from He had been putting faith messages on his sign board for years before that, and after the men met to pray he had the sign read: "The Lord owns this business what a great boss." "I got some neat and also some real nasty phone calls on that," he said. "That was strange, that people would call to complain about a sign on my own lot" He said he puts a lot of thought into the messages he puts on the sign, changing it about once a month. Currently it reads: "He lived and died so we can die and live." "I've gotten a lot of good responses from that one," he said. And then one day, several months ago, the sign read: "Please pray for Bobby" His staff put that up when Clark had his first heart attack "I was in the hospital, and one of the nurses told me before she even met me, she had seen the sign and pulled - holiday of Passover, we find God in the crunch and swallow of a matzah and a cup of wine dur- ing the Passover Seder meal. We find God in a simple story about a .group of slaves liberat- ed from a powerful land. on this This year, Congregation Beth Sholom will again sponsor ad strictly kosher community Passover Seder under thea direct supervision of Rabbi Zvib Ettinger. The Seder will be at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 13, in S.J. Kellner Auditorium. Join the congregation members, family and friends in enjoying the entire evening. The cost perry member is $26 and $28.50 for non-members. Children between the agesof5 and 12 are half price, children younger than 5 are free. Reservations must be received by Monday, April 10. Call Les Leavitt at 527- 0698 for information or leave a message at the synagogue at 746-5303. her car over to pray, and anoth- er nurse said the same thing and that when she did there were (also) four cars full of peo- ple praying," he said. "I still get emotional thinking about it." He said the sign has given him tremendous opportunities to talk to people who call or stop by Some ask for free vehi- cles, he said, but most just want to encourage him or tell him they prayed when they saw the sign or that they rejoiced when the sign changed to read: "Thanks for your prayers for Bobby" "I'm not sure there's a 'mes- sage' that God is teaching me through my heart attacks. But I know it's been unbelievably humbling to know that I've touched people," he said. "It's also been unbelievably rich ... it's something that I almost wish everyone could go through not the heart attacks, but the reaffirming that God really does know you. You know it. You know it in your heart" Places of worship that offer love, peace and harmony to all. Cone on ove ,to "His "house', vour spirits iv'il// be lifted!!! SERVICING THE COMMUNITIES OF BROOKSVILLE, CITRUS SPRINGS, DUNNELLON, FLORAL CITY, AND CITRUS COUNTY _____________________ W___ some______ _---' )'- r DUNNELLON FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Reaching Our World with The Message of Hope I , Floral City United Methodist Church 8478 East Marvin St. (across from Floral City School) Sunday School 9:05 A P*ACV Citylad Old For1 Sit says, but what L -- ]it does. g Nursery Available s Ft. Cooper Baptist Church f: i Mission Possible MINISTRIES V. David Lucas, Jr.- Senior Pastor A.1 9921 N. Deltona Boulevard :T (352) 489-3886 | Sundays I Sunday School 9:30 am (English/Spanish) Worship 10:30 am 1st Sunday of month Hungry for Food Service ..............6 pm  Community Congregational Christian Church 9220 North Citrus Springs Blvd. Citrus Springs, Florida 34433 . Interim Pastor Dean Bonsall Sunday 10:00 AM Worship Service Wednesday'- 7:00 PM Bible Study 489-1260 Faith Freedom Fellowship Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church ELCA 9425 N. Citrus Springs Blvd. Citrus Springs SUNDAY Sunday School 9:15 Am Worship 8:00 AM & 10:45 AM Communion Every Sunda. PASTOR- JAMES C.SCHERF Information: 489-5511 i 7oq) & TPraise Jelloswship Located in the Citrus Springs Community Center Citrus Springs Blvd. Sun. School........... 9:30am Morning Worship. .10:30am Wednesday Service..6:30pm SW Rick CNelson Sc-'rnor _J4L.-r *t ,^ Vaync CHis 3as52 212-7095 i .*- ...oi & ~Praise Jcilooslii.p Located in the Citrus Springs Community Center Citrus Springs Blvd. Sun. School........... 9:30am Morning Worship. .10:30am Wednesday Service..6:30pm = 7 91ick Aelson &nic'r P.l4 '- ,a cw i sllis 212-7095 SFirstBaptist Church of Homosassa "Come Worship with Us" 10540 W. Yulee Drive Homosassa 628-3858 Rev. J. Alan Ritter Rev. Chris Brewer Sunday 9 45 am Surnday SC.i-ool 01 ,. Groeur. 8 30 & 11 am Worshp Celebration Choir' Special Mus i' Children Sunday Night 6 pm Worship Celebralhon 'Children.s Minislry "'outh Bible Study Wednesday Night 7 pm Worship Celebrabon Children s Awanas Group T Youth Actioities CHURCH Homosassa Spnngs Re- \\m La\erle Coats SUNDAY SCHOOL: 9:45 am WORSHIP: 11 am & 6 pm WEDNESDAY SERVICE: 7 pm Wed. Sep. May Keys For Kids 6:30-8pm Independent & Fundamental On Spar.an- I 2 mile from Li S.. 19 offCardinal 628-4793 1, HOMOSASSA SPRINGS CHRISTIAN CENTER CHURCH 7961 W. Green Acres. St., Homosassa Springs Marcus Rooks, Sr. Pastor Rev. WF. Todd, Pastor Emeritus retired 628-5076 N. GRO11 CLEVELAND GREEN ACRES Location: US 19 At Green Acres Street South of Homosassa Springs [ Christian Education 9:30am [ Contemporary Service 10:30am [ Wednesday Services 7:00pm (nursery provided) ,? M H. I L'h.ccJ . - /--. 117f N /- .- I'. ,,.. JRV. Ap,,, I -, 2_ 6R L G O IRSCONY(L HOIL EVENTS Continued from Page 1 The CWC's Corporate Commui ion Mass will be at 11 a.m. Sunday A general meeting of the CWC at 12:30 p.m. Monday in the paris hall. Call 726-1417. Ministry meets The men's ministry of Abundar Life Christian Fellowship, under the direction of Frank Smith, will meet for its monthly breakfast at 8:30 a.m. today at the church, 4515 N. Tallahassee Road, Crysta River. Call 795-LIFE. Enjoy Polish meal Our Lady of Fatima Knights c Columbus Council 6391 will hos a Polish dinner at 5 p.m. today in the parish hall, 550 U.S. 41 South Inverness. Tickets are $10 for adults, and $5 for children 12 and younger. Enjoy stuffed cabbage, kielbasa, string beans, potatoes, bread, dessert and coffee or tea. Beer, wine and soda will be avail- able for a donation. Concert today A gospel concert will feature the Doerfel Family Bluegrass Band and April Haganey at 6 p.m. today at United Pentecostal Church o1 Inverness, 1207 S. Bea Ave. (in the Deerwood subdivision). Admission is. free. Call 726-5478 or 341-3683. Singers croon The Nature Coast Festival Singers will present their spring concert at 3 p.m. Sunday at Nativity Lutheran Church of Weeki Wachee, 6363 Commercia Way. The program is varied with the "Gloria" by Vivaldi presented in the first half of the concert and the second half is choral works by old and new composers. Chorale performs The Dunnellon Chorale, directed' by Jeanne S. Wolfanger, continue its 10th season with two Lenten presentations of master choruses composed by Mendelssohn and Haydn and works by J.S. Bach an others. The programs will be at 4 p.m. Sunday at the First United Methodist Church on State Road 40 West and at 4 p.m. Palm Sunday, April 9, at Dunnellon Presbyterian Church. Admission is free. Penance services Lent 2006 phanaice'servicesforr area parishes areas follows: R St. Benedict, Crystal River, at 7 p.m. Monday. Call 795-4479. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Citrus Springs, at 7 p.m. Thursday St. Scholastic, Lecanto, confessions only immediately fol- lowing the 8:30 a.m. daily Mass Monday through Wednesday, Apri 10-12. Call 746-9422. St. Thomas the Apostle, Homosassa, at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 11. Call 628-7000. Prince to lead Gospel meetings will be led Wednesday through Sunday, April 9, by guest speaker Phillip Prince at Hernando Church of Christ, 7187 N. Lecanto Highway (County Road 491), Hernando. Services will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, 5 p.m Saturday, and 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Call Ron Hays at (352) 489- 2520 or David Smith at 637-4946. Take a journey Have gas prices made taking a trip impossible? Come to Hernando United Methodist Church and take a "Journey of Love" from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 8. The church is at 2125 E. Norvel Bryant Highway (County Road 486), Hernando. FFRA to meet The FFRA meeting from 9 to 11 a.m. Friday is open to the public. Julie Fitzpatrick, behavior specialist for Key Pine Village of the Key Center, will be the speaker. Families and Friends of Retarded Adults will have this monthly meet ing (note April 7 instead of the usual second Friday) at the new Chet Cole Life Enrichment Center on the Key Training Cente campus in Lecanto. Visit twmicklus2/FFRA.html or call Stephanie Hopper at 344-0288 or Carol at 746-6325. Revival slated A praise and worship revival fea turning Hans DiGiorio has been set for 7 p.m. Friday at United Pente- costal Church of Inverness, 120 S. Bea Ave. (in the Deerwood sub division). Call 726-5478 or 341- 3683. Conference enriches Crystal River Church of God's Women's Enrichment will host its 11th annual spring conference on Friday and Saturday, April 8. The opening service is at 7:30 p.m. Friday. (Registration begins al C 6:30 p.m.) The conference continues at n- 9:30 a.m. Saturday as follows: 1Y. Session 1 "Do You Have a is Permit?" and "Building Your h Foundation." Session 2 - "Building Blocks," and "God's Tool Box." Lunch will be from 11:45 a.m to 1:30 p.m. (on your own). Door nt prizes will be awarded at 1:30 p.m. The closing service is at 2 p.m. Annette Watson is the speaker. The church is at 2180 N.W. 12th Ave., Crystal River. Meals scheduled All Saints Council Knights of Columbus, on Atlas Drive in )f Homosassa, announces its meals t for April. On Friday, April 7 and 14, fish dinners will be served from 4 to 6 p.m. For $6, enjoy fried and baked fish, coleslaw, fries and,dessert. Wednesday, April 19, is the Italian 200 Club dinner, which is open to the public. A 200 club tick- et or $8 will buy Italian culinary delights by Chef Marj. The regular Friday night dinner on April 28 will feature meat loaf, mashed potatoes, green beans, salad and dessert for $6. f Seminar heals A spiritual warfare, intercessory prayer and emotional healing semi- nar will be from 9:30 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4:15 p.m. Saturday, April 8, at Glad Tidings Church, 622 N.E. second St., Crystal River (off U.S. 19, one block south of State Road 44, in the Church of God in Christ building, next to Burger King). Admission is free. Lunch will ) be provided. n Fashions modeled The United Methodist Women's Association of Inverness First United Methodist Church will host a fashion show and luncheon from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, April d 8, at the church, 3896 Pleasant s Grove Road, Inverness. Tickets ($10) may be obtained at the church. Call 726-2522 or President d Barbara Sharps at 637-0058. Musical tells story First Baptist Church of Inver- ness will present "Eyes of Faith" at 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, April 8 and 9, in the sanctuary. The choir is under the direction of Ryan Shipp, minister of music. Call 726-1252 or visit htp://I fbcinverness.org. Cantata presented The choir of First Presbyterian Church of Crystal River will pres- . ent the cantata "Harvest of Sor- rows," by Joseph Martin, at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. services on Palm Sunday, April 9. I Maundy Thursday services are April 13. An Easter Sunday sunrise serv- ice will be at 7 a.m. on the church grounds. Play golf Church Without Walls of Inverness will host a golf fundrais- er at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, April 8, or the Oaks course at Citrus Hills Goll and Country Club. Individuals, businesses and organizations may make a tax-deductible contribution as a hole sponsorof $50 or more. The church is accepting gifts and donations to be auctioned to raise funds. Call Minister Kathy Stanfield at 344-2425. Christians United in Christ will host its 15th annual golf tourna- ment Monday, April 10, at Citrus Springs Golf and Country Club on Country Club Boulevard at Golfview in Citrus Springs. All pro- ceeds will be given to the Dunnellon Ministerial Association tc l help the needy. A continental breakfast will be served at 7:30 and golfing starts at 8:30 a.m. The entrance fee of $45 includes break fast, golf, cart, buffet and prizes. Individuals, businesses and churches are needed to sponsor st hole markers. Make checks payable to Christians United in Christ and mail them by Wednes- day to Mrs. Robert Boss, 2421 W. Dolphin Drive, Citrus Springs 34434. Call (352) 489-0018. Celebrate Triduum r St. Scholastic Catholic Church in Lecanto will celebrate Easter Triduum with Holy Week services as follows: Evening Mass of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 13. Eucharistic ado- ration will follow until midnight. 1- 0 Veneration of the Cross, Celebration of the Lord's Passion and reception of Holy Communion 7 will begin at 3 p.m. April 14. S Several events are scheduled for Holy Saturday, April 15. A remembrance service for those who have lost a loved one will begin at 10 a.m. The blessing of s Easter food and children's baskets will be at 11:30 a.m. The Easter Vigil service begins at 8 p.m. and includes the blessing of the new fire, the Liturgy of The Word, t Baptism, Profession of Faith and the Easter Vigil Mass. E Easter Masses will be cele- brated at 7, 9 and 11:30 a.m. Easter Sunday, April 16. The church is at 4301 W. Homosassa Trail (County Road 490) in Lecanto. Call 746-9422 or . visit. Drama presented Pastor Larry Powers invites everyone to "The Carpenter" at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 15, and 10:30 a.m. Sunday, April 16, at Inver- ness Church of God, 416 U.S. 41, Inverness. Admission is free. Pastor to visit The Rev. Dr. Bob Gray, former longtime editor of The Baptist Beacon newspa- per, host of the daily radio broad- cast, "Daybreak," heard in Jack- sonville, author of several books including "Love Letters in the -, Sand" and cur- BobGray rently a mission- ary living in Germany, will be the guest speaker at all worship servic- es Sunday at New Testament Baptist Church, 9850 S. Parkside Ave., Floral City. - Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m., d morning worship is at 11 and evening worship is at 6 p.m. Sunday also marks the Rev. Clar- ence Helms' 18th year as pastor. Bike Fest nears Madonna Caf6 will host Bike Fest 2006 Sunday, April 30, on the grounds of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, 1401 W. Country Club Blvd., Citrus Springs. Festivities will begin with the Parade of Bikes, with bikers arriv- ing on church grounds at 2 p.m. The bikers will ride for the "Lest They Be Forgotten" Foundation, which builds memorials to our fall- en soldiers in Iraq. To participate in t the ride, meet at 1:30 p.m. at the Harley Davidson shop on U.S. 19. in Crystal River. Senior pastors Senior pastors and founders Douglas and Teresa Alexander Sr. invite the public to attend services at the nearest Church Without r Walls Ministry. Sunday morning services are at 8 and 10:30 at the temporary location at 3962 N. Roscoe Road, Hernando. (Going north on State- Road 200, turn right on Lake Park Drive, then turn left on Roscoe Road. The church is on the left at the end.) Sunday school classes are at 9 a.m. Wednesday Bible study begins at 7 p.m. Senior Pastor Bonita Fagin and Assistant Pastors Sonny and Dotty Wright lead Sunday evening services at 5 at the Beverly Hills Civic Center. Senior Pastors Ivan and Mary McKinley and Assistant Pastors Wyndell and Diane Alexander lead Sunday night services at 5 at Seminole Club Community Center, 135 N.E. 3rd St., Crystal River. Call 344-2425. Kamath to speak The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship invites everyone to hear Bahai Santosh Kamath's presentation on "Relativism vs. Absolutism in Religion." The serv- ice begins at 10 a.m. Sunday. Call 465-5646. Singles have spirit The Spirited Singles group at Gulf to Lakes Church meets from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday. The church meets in Meadowcrest, next to SunTrust Bank. Call Joanne at 746-9512.or 422-3495. Concert choir The Citrus Community Con- . cert Choir presents Theodore Dubois' solemn and mournful "The Seven Last Words of Christ" and the joyous "Gloria" by Antonio Vivaldi. Performances will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday at First Presbyterian Church of Inverness, 206 Washington Ave. cornerr of State Road 44 East and Washington), in Inverness, and on Sunday, April 9, at 2:30 p.m., at St. Timothy Lutheran Church, 1070 N. Suncoast Blvd. (U.S. 19), in Crystal River. Admission is $6 for adults; children 12 and younger admitted free. Call 212-1746 or 628-6452. The Choice A dramatic musical presentation of the life of Christ, "The Choice," will be at 7 p.m. Friday to April 9 at First Baptist Church Crystal River, 700 N. Citrus Ave. Call 795-3367. Services & STUDIES Grace saves The informal, come-as-you-are worship service is at 5 p.m. today at St. Timothy Lutheran Church, 1070 N. Suncoast Blvd. (U.S. 19), Crystal River. Pastor Bradford's sermon is "Saved by Grace." Worship servic- es are at 7:30, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Holy Communion is offered. Lent continues Shepherd of the Hills Episco- pal Church in Lecanto will cele- brate with Holy Eucharist services at 6 p.m. today, and at 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday. A Lenten study on Celtic spiritu- ality continues at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Bible study is at 9 a.m. Wednes- day, followed by a healing Euchar- ist service at 10. The SOS Ministry meets from 9 a.m. to noon Thursdays, and Bible study and choir practice both begin at 7 p.m. Stations of the Cross are walked at 6 p.m. Friday during Lent. Cross looms Worship Sunday morning at the 8 and 10:30 services at Floral City United Methodist Church, 8478 E. Marvin St. Pastor M.E. Burkett will bring the message titled "The Cross Looms Ahead." Communion will be served. Sunday school classes meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday morning Bible study is at 10 in the old fellowship hall. The Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 6:30 is at the parsonage on Orange Avenue. The exercise group meets from 10 to 11 a.m. Monday and Wednesday in Hilton Hall. Call 344-1771. Nothing to lose Faith Lutheran Church 935 S. Crystal Glen Drive in Crystal Glen Subdivision in Lecanto welcomes everyone to regular Sunday servic- es at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Holy Com- munion is celebrated at 8:30 a.m. the first and third Sundays and 11 a.m. the second and the fourth Sunday monthly. This Sunday, Pastor Schielke's sermon will be, "What Have You Got to Lose!" Sunday school classes for children and adult Bible study is at 10 a.m. The children will have an Easter Fun Day at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 8, sponsored by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans. There will be a Holy Communion service at 6 p.m. Lenten vesper services at 7 p.m. Wednesday are preceded with a covered-dish supper at 5:45 p.m. Pastor Schielke's sermon theme for Lent is the Beatitudes of Christ. ... The church is off State Road 44 . and County Road 490 in Crystal Glen Subdivision. Call 527-3325 or- visit. Make a wish Good Shepherd Lutheran Church invites the public to Sunday worship services at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Pastor Ohsiek's sermon title is "We Wish to See Jesus." All children are invited to Sunday school classes at 8:30 a.m. Midweek Lenten services at 6 Wednesday are preceded by a potluck supper at 5 p.m. The Caregivers Ministry meets from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Friday. Caregivers interested in this pro- gram may call the church office at 746-7161 for an application. The church is on County Road 486, opposite the Ted Williams Museum, in Citrus Hills. Call 746- 7161. Seeing Jesus The topic of the Rev. Frank Gough's homily this weekend at the Anglican Church of Our Redeemer is, "Have You Seen Jesus?" Christian education for youths follows. Join the Wednesday morning Bible study at 9 with Rev. Gough. The weekly staff meeting follows at 10a.m. Choir rehearsal at 5:30 Thursday is followed by prayer and praise at 6:30 p.m. The congregation worships at the Hooper Chapel, 5054 N. Lecanto Highway (County Road 491), Beverly Hills. The Rite I serv- ice is at 7:30 a.m. and the Rite II service with choir and instrumental- ists is at 9 a.m. Call the parish office at 746-5920. Schedule changes Church of Today begins a new schedule Sunday. The Chat Room Class is from 9:30 to 10 a.m. This week's topic is "How to Have Your Own Personal Conversations with -God." The regular church service begins at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Linda Harbin's talk is the first in a three-week Easter series, "The Miracle of Easter-- The Prologue." Sunday activities are at 320 S. Citrus Ave., in the Crystal River Woman's Clubhouse in Crystal River. Call 382-1711. Barteck welcomed Grace Bible Fellowship Church, at 4979 E. Arbor St., In- verness, extends a special invita- tion to all to hear new Pastor Wesley Barteck speak at the 10 a.m. worship service Sunday. Everyone is also invited the Wednesday night prayer and Bible study at 7. Call 726-9972. . Study Daniel Study the book of Daniel at Crystal River Church of Christ as the new evangelist, Calvin Watson, brings it to life, as it was spoken 500 years before Christ. Bible study is at 10 a.m. Sunday and worship services are at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Communion is served. Sam Downey directs a-cappella singing. The Wednesday evening service at 7:30 features singing, Bible study and prayer., The church is on State Road 44, one block east of U.S. 19, next to the Teachers Credit Union Bank in, Crystal River. Call 795-8883 or 746-1239. Seek the lost First Christian Church of Inverness invites everyone to Sunday worship services:at 10:15 a.m. and 6 p.m. Senior Minister Todd Langdon's sermon is titled .- "Lost! Seekers." Children's church for grades KQ5 is in the education building during the morning wor- ship service. A nursery is available. Sunday school classes will be combined at 9 a.m. Randy Chesnut, assistant manager from North Florida Christian Service Camp, will be the guest speaker. Wednesday evening adult Bible study is at 6:30 in the sanctuary. A program for youths is available. John Isaac Brock is the youth director. The church is at 2018.Colon- nade St., Invemess, Call 344-190.8 or e-mail office@fccinv.org. Share peace The Rev. Lauri Gist, minister of Unity Church of Citrus County, will discuss taking peace out into the world at the 10:30 a.m. service Sunday. The Morning Conversa- tions class at 9:30 is taking a meta- physical journey through Genesis. All are welcome to stay after the main service for a picnic. The activ- ities team and the Men of Unity will provide hamburgers and hotdogs. Bring a dish or dessert. The church is joining the efforts of the Heifer International initiative to raise money to provide 30 fami- lies with the livestock needed to improve their lives. The church will host an informa- tive and uplifting Women's Grate- fulness Retreat from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, April 8. Facili- tator Lauren McLaughlin is an or- dained Unity minister whose min- istry focuses on the effectiveness of "Gratefulness as the Gateway to Prosperity." Tuition is $49. To regis- ter, call 746-1270 or visit www. unitynow.com or mail checks to UnityNow, P.O. Box 5256, Clearwater. 33758. Include your name and phone number or e-mail address. Call 746-1270. The church is at 2628 W. Woodview Lane, Beverly Hills. Coats honored Faith Baptist Church cele- brates Pastor LaVerle Coats' 20 years as its pastor this month. A special potluck dinner celebration will follow the 11 a.m. service Sunday. There will be no 6 p.m. service. Sunday school classes are at 9:45 a.m. A Bible study and prayer meet- ing is at 7 p.m. Wednesday and teen programs for grades 6 through 12, and "King's Kids" for K- 5 are from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The church is at 6918 S. Spartan Ave. (one mile from U.S. 19, off Cardinal Street). Call 628-4793. Jamison to speak Join Beverly Hills Community Church for its Sunday morning worship service. Pastor Stewart R. Jamison III will deliver the scripture message, "Praise and Worship," from II Chronicles 7:1-3. The youth ministry meets at 5:30 p.m. Make friends at the social min- istry at 8,a.m. Saturday. Call 746-3620. Study continues The discovery group will contin- ue its current study at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, 114 N. Osceola Ave., Inverness.' A pastoral care meeting will be at' 10:15 a.m. Wednesday. A Holy Eucharist healing service is open to the public at 12:30 p.m. A potluck dinner at 6 p.m. is followed by Bible study. The youths' "Fun Night" activities begin at 6:30 p.m. . ECW meets at 10 a.m. Friday. The Stations of the Cross service atj noon is followed by a soup lunch. Say prayers Daily Stations of the Cross at 8 a.m. are followed by morning prayer through April 14 at St. Anne's Episcopal Church. The Lenten series on end-of-life issues concludes Friday with the Rev Kevin G. Holsapple discussing life in heaven. ; Quiet Day, sponsored by the - Daughters of the King, will be led by the Rev. Gilbert S. Larsen, SSC,i At 9 a.m. Saturday, April 8. Stations of the Cross at noon Friday, April 14, will be followed with the Last Seven Words of Christ mediation at 1 p.m. The sanctuary will be open from noon to 3 p.m. Lifeline Health screenings will be available at 9 a.m. Friday, April 21. For reservations, call (800) 324- 1851.: Abundant Life Christian Fellowship, 4515 N. Tallahassee Road, Crystal River Sign-up is from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday and 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday, April 8. Distribution is from 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday, April 22. Call 795-5433. Our Lady of Grace Church, 6 Roosevelt Blvd., Beverly Hills - Sign-up is from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Thursday. Distribution and sign-up is from 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday, April 22. Call Anna at 527-2381 or Peggy at 746-7942. New Beginnings Fellowship, U.S. 41 North, Hernando Sign-up is from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday and 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 8. Distribution and sign-up is from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday, April 22. Satur- day, April 8. Distribution and sign- up is at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 22. Call 382-1084 or 628-9942. Pastor retires Special to the Chronicle The Rev. Tom Walker and his wife, Jony, were honored March 17 at a retirement dinner. Walker has been the pas- tor of the First Church of God, Inverness, for five and a half years. His last service was on March 26, when the Walkers blessed the congregation with a concert. They will reside in Cooksville, Tenn. Cimus CouN7T (H) CHRoNicLc RELIGION CSC SATURDAY, Arim, 1, 2006 4 0 -1. - 0 so em a. . . S I. S S S S S p. S 0 Pg a w iqu 4. w * U 0 AV A00 I-I. a *a o so -C 4b. II.- \~e. - t~ b4bI~ C,. Pb w *0 e~J- a see.. a. ~ * . . a = - a.- a a. tbC S@* 0 * 0 0 5 An-. * Ow 0 a - 4 MAD- OWN 10 O. 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A romantic one man woman who wants to grow old together and share llfes up and downs with someone special. Then please contact this 40ish DWM Send response to Blind Box 973M Citrus Co. Chronicle 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd. Crystal River. 34429 Looking for a Lasting Relationship? If you are a trim gal; nonsmoking, and looking for a good man, please call Ocala 352-362-4789 Nice Lady, early 60's who is interesting & in- terested, likes outdoors reading, current events, & good conversation. To meet someone also in 60's, Send response to: Blind Box 974M Citrus County Chronicle 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd. Crystal River, Florida 34429 - REAL MAN rl i e l i r ..' ar:r. professional 34 SWM Is looking for a nice romantic financially stable SWF up to 40 (352) 527-4852 SWM 60+, retired, 6'4", 200lbs, searching for an attractive SWF 45-60 around 150 or less. Weight In proportion to height: Taller the better. No drugs. (352) 428-4551 Your World al 9twage 4IaUe4 (CHuiGON) LE Aw conlcoerorstne o', i 1ik** FREE SERVICEj** Cars/Trucks/Metal Removed FREE. No title OK 352-476-4392 Andy Tax Deductible Receiot 2 male adult cats. Neu- terred in/out door. All shots (352) 746-7610 COMMUNITY SERVICE The Path Shelter Is available for people who need to serve , their community service. (352) 527-6500 or (352) 746-9084 Leave Message FREE GROUP COUNSELING Depression/ Anxiety (352) 637-3196 or 628-3831 FREE HAULING SERVICE Cent. A/C units, auto & boat eng., steel/alum. rims. Fred 628-2081 FREE Horse blk wht, paint mare. Can not load. (352) 697-0156 FREE OAK WOOD LOTS OF IT!!! (352) 563-2548 FREE PUPPIES German Shepherd. Mix 7 m a l. '. r r,n le .I. (352) 422-2137 Free Red Nose Pit Bull Mix puppies . (352) 302-7827, I). msg. FREE REMOVAL OF Mowers, motorcycles, RV's,Cars. ATV's, jet skis, 3 wheelers, 628-2084 Free Sugar Sand You Haul (352) 344-2222 Free upright Piano. 1940's poor cond. Built by Roger's of N.Y. (352) 726-3883 Guardian Toilet Safety Frame & Shower set-up New, still in the box (352) 726-9647 LEISURE BAY 2 PERSON SPA, you move it. (352) 795-0205 MIXED BREED DOG Gold hair, approx 90 lbs (352) 270-3433 (pls leave message) PIT MIX PUPPIES-2 Cute, approx. 3 mos. (352) 637-0323 (pls leave message) Keywest JUMBO SHRIMP 13 -15Ct. $5.00 lb Misc. Seafood 795-4770 Black Wallet, Coach, family photos that can never replace KashnKarry/ Crystal RIv. REWARD (352) 302-4261 -LOST CAT 3/14 vic. of Sugarmill Woods Short tall, bg/ gry/wht colors. REWARD 382-2753 FOUND 1 Female Pit bull with older male puppy 488 area. Call to ID. (352) 563-5259 GREYHOUND Fawn color, Dunnellon area. (352) 465-5567 KITTEN Found near 7 Rivers Hospital. (352) 563-2667 Well Behaved Pitbull Tired and Hungry on Cty. Rte. 39, Citrus Springs area. 352-726-1006/795-3260 SDivoes MBankruptcy I Name Change j SChid Support S M Wills liwvemess.............. 63740221 *CHRONICLE. INV. OFFICE 106 W. MAIN ST. Courthouse Sq. next fto Angelo's Pizzeria Mon-Fri 8:30a-5p Closed for Lunch 2om-3pm WI LL TRUSTS rescued pet.com See for availability (352) 795-9550 Need help rehoming a pet call us Adoptive homes available for small dogs Requested donations are tax deductible Pet Adoption Monday, April 3 10 am -1pm Regions Bank Lecanto Hway, Beverly Hills MR CITRUS COUNTY REALTY ALAN NUSSO 3.9% Listings INVESTORS BUYERS AGENT BUSINESS BROKER (352) 422-6956 REAL ESTATE CAREER SSales Lic. Class 1 c $249.Start 5/2/06 a (352)795-0060 3 ATTRACTIVE SWF . companion. Candi, 352-628-1036 Keywest JUMBO SHRIMP 13 -15Ct. $5.00 Ib Misc. Seafood 795-4770 CARETAKER POSITION Wanted. Ranch, Farm, Estate, Priv home. 20 yrs exp. Ref. 352-465-6619 HOUSESITTING COUPLE! RETIRED Airline Pilot & spouse are relocating to Ocalal Responsi- ble, non-smokers, no pets, no children, and'desire time to research Ocala! Housekeeping, lawn care and genuine TLC included]l If Interested, please CALL (772) 229-7770 or (772) 485-9090. -S SINGLE CRYPT Fero Memorial Gardens 1st Level Include. 0/C. 1/2 Price (352)489-0285 2- P/T Childcare Worker Positions Exp. desired Play Care Day Care Call (352) 746-7737 CPR & First Aide Classes Offered many times per month. Call for Info. (352) 628-9538 Nanny 10 mo. old. In home child care In Crystal River. Light cleaning. 5 days per week. Must have Flexible schedule, Weekly pay. Fax resume & references to (352) 794-0411 NANNY Temporary Job till June Exp & References required; Background check done Flexibility a Must Light cleaning Hours: 6:15-9:15 AM S$10.00 per hour Days: Tues, Thurs & Fri Call and leave name and number: (352) 527-3676 Pine Ridge Area NEEDED FULL TIME @PRESCHOOL@ ' TEACHER (352) 795-6890 PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER IF/T Exp. req. Today's Child. 352-344-9444' COME GROW WITH US! Join our team of caring professionals Team Assistant Part Time/Weekends 12 hour days Ex. Computer Skills Req. Health Care Exp. helpful Apply Today Telephone: 352.527.2020 Fax: 352.527.9366 Jthacher@hospiceof citruscounty.org Hospice of Citrus County P.O. Box 641270 Beverly Hills, FI 34464 hospiceofcitrus county.org dwf/eoe BOOKKEEPER P/T; Dental Office; balance checkbook, pay bills, etc. FAX RESUME TO: (352) 344-1942 C7LERK'TY'PT " Parttime Professional outgoing personali- dependable Send resume to: Blind Box 975P C/o Citrus County Chronicle 106 W Main St. Inverness Fl. 34450 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Must have exp. With Insurance knowledge. 4 days a week w/ benefits Mail resume to: PO Box 896 Dunnellon, FI 34431work with people & their pets. Call: (352) 795-7110 JOBS GALORE!!! EMPLOYMENT.NET OFFICE COORDINATOR FOR REAL ESTATE OFFICE Computer literate, detail-oriented, motivated, exceptional customer service skills Fax resume to: (352)726-7386_ OFFICE CLERK Knowledge of Microsoft Office and Data Entry, (352) 746-1431 P/T Receptionist /Clerical Fax or mail resume to: Whiting Insurance Agency 5468 S. Suncoast Blvd Homosassa, FL 34446 Fax 352-621-3088 3 Nail Tables Great Cond. $150. ea Call 352-563-0011 BARBER NEEDED Good hours; Good $$ 75% commission (352) 302-4592 Opening NOW HIRING Nail Techs Massage Therapist Exp. preferred, please Call (352) 754-2422 HOUSEKEEPER P/T. Apply In person Best Western Citrus Hills Lodge Housekeeper/ Personal Asst. P/T Experienced. Ref. required. Homosassa Call (3C1\ 628-CCj $ of America 2-F/T 7-3 CNA's 6-F/T 3-11 CNA's CNA's & LPN NURSES ,PRN All shifts We offer excellent pay and benefits in a mission driven environment. Visit us at: 3325 W. Jerwayne .Lane, Lecanto FL 34461. EOEDFWP a Skilled Facility has openings for: CNA's Fulltime 11-7 Excellent Shift Differential. Health & Dental Blue Cross/ Blue Shield of FL & paid vacation & holidays. Come Join our Exceptional Nursing Teaml Fax Resume (352) 746-0748 or Apply in person Woodland Terrace 124 Norvell Bryant Hwy. Hernando (352) 249-3100 of Citrus County a Skilled Facility has openings for: Dietary Aide. Hlghenergy level is a must. Apply in person Arbor Trail Rehab 611 Turner Camp Rd Inverness, FL EOE Certified Medical Assistant For F/T position. Previous- medical office exp. req'd. Pleasant work environment. Excel. pay w/ benefits be- ginning after 90 days. Fax resume to: 352-746-0720 CNA M. Copyrig hted Material 5 Syndicated Content L5' I3 B65937 I r,63854 Wanted In fast growing Chiropractic office. Multi tasker a must- From front desk to PT Dept. Send all resumes to 3348 E. Gulf to Lake Hwy., Inverness, FL 34450 tcvyoret avantegroup cornm Make a Difference We .are looking for a cook with experience, - leadership and customer oriented skills for our residents. Flexibility and high energy level a must., excellent benefits, and a $500.00 Sign On Bonus. Apply at Arbor Trail 611 Turner Camp Rd Inverness, FL EOE DENTAL ASSISTANT Need add'l asst.; 4 day wk; great team, benefits, bonus. Exp. only. Fax resume' to: (352) 628-9199 Dialysis Opportunities Fresenius Medical Care Inverness Dialysis Center is seeking a Nocturhal RN, Experience preferred in Dialysis. Will train motivated, reliable Individuals. Excellent benefits. Apply: FMC of Inv. 1510 Hwy. 41 N., Inverness, FL .(352) 637-0500 or fax resume: (352) 726-9199 Attn: Jody DIETARY POSITION AVAILABLE Must be able to work flexible hours, am, pm shifts, some cooking exp, helpful but will train right person. SOnly DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT Full-time, apply at: Citrus Pulmonary, 5616W. Norvell Bryant Hwy., Crystal River, FL (352) 795-1999 FRONT DESK F/T Smiling, energetic people person wanted for busy Chiropractic office. Must be able to work Saturday's. Fax resume to 352-795-7487 or mall to 2320 N Sunshine Path Crystal River, 34428 CPR & First Aide Classes Offered many times per month. Call for info. (352) 628-9538 LPN Immediate need for physically disabled young adult. TOP PAY! Apply In person Interim Health Care 320 S. Kensington Ave. Lecanto, FL 34461 or fax resume to (352) 637-1176 or call (352) 637-3111 or email cdlckman@ Interimhealthcare LPN NEW WAGE SCALE. Seeking outgoing, energetic individual. Apply at: BARRINGTON PLACE (352) 746-2273 LPN/ Medical Assistant Wanted for busy urgent care center. F/T. Exp. needed. Must be a self starter. Excel, salary & benefits. Fax resume to (352) 522-0098 LPN/RN' 3-11 & 11-7 Sign-on. Bonus $1000.00 LPN $1500.00 RN. Come join a great team! We offer excellent benefits:. *401 K/Health/ Dental/Vision *Vacation/Sick Time Apply In person: Arbor Trail Rehab 611 Turner Camp Rd Inverness FL EOE Medical Assistance Experience required. Please Send Resume to: P.O. Box 3087 Homosassa Springs, Florida, 34447 NUCLEAR MED TECH Part time, outpatient center In Citrus County. No weekends. No nights. Competitive salary & benefits. Call (352) 527-0430 or Fax resume to: , 352-527-1516 NURSES LPN $$$ RESIDENT SERVICES DIRECTOR Barrington Place, part .of Emeritus Assisted Li.;r,a drami.': rapial, .-..pari,,3r g company committed io 1row. ,.n..3 quaolm, care icr :rnir. i .-klng a rmoal, area el r-c.1 e. 3 , inal.i ual rc coordinate resident care activity Including resident assessments, medication management & overall resident satisfaction. Requires strong leadership & technical-ability, a documented history of working with the elderly, the ability to problem sdlve & implement resident focused systems, experience in an a:iJled li .hr.g r.urir..g ri,.:,me or r .uir . Wonderfullcleonllne.com or Apply In person at: CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd. Crystal River, FL, 34429 Drug screen required for final applicant. EOE This area's #1 employment source! CH lONiCLE Class fieds BlIme.LIUJ.LIImlJ i "Copyrighted Material n Syndicated Content i Available from Commercial News Providers" *4 a * - C*HipNiaE ACCOUNTING CLERK Part time, minimum of two years In accounting profi- cient with MS Excel, Word and Window operating system, proficient use of calculators. Excellent customer service skills. Demonstrated EARN AS YOU LEARN CNA Test Prep/CPR Continuing Education 341-2311/Cell 422-3656 MEDICAL ASSISTANT Experience w/vitals, blood draws, EKGs, & Injections. Fax resume: (352)795-2296 Nurse II 7-3 & 3-11 Shift differential. Bonuses abundant Highest paid in Citrus County. 3 Join our team, Cypress Cove S Care Center 700SE 8th Ave. Crystal River : (352) 795-8832 OPTICAL SALES TECH NEEDED Exp. Necessary. CallRobert 877-792-5778 PART TIME FRONT OFFICE Experience preferred. (352) 527-8489 Fax Resume (352) 527-2087 SURGICAL SCHEDULER For busy Otho Office In Lecanto. Part Time, Exp. Preferred : Fax Resume to Nettle 352-746-0333 CNA/HHA New Pay Rates License/certificate necessary. Fax resume to (352) 637-1176 or apply in person Interim Health Care 320 S. Kensington Ave. Lecanto FI 34461 URGENT CARE/ FAMILY PRACTICE Seeking Exp. Front Office Personnel Must be cheerful, good with patients. Hours. 8em 5 pm Fax resume to: (352) 522-0098 -IwI 06041-00 100LC SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2006 CLASSIFIED EHf-HDEE Need a GED? Concerned about childcare? A4wo Inside Customer Service Representative Exciting career opportunity awaits you!. , CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHiRONICL. --L LIC. REAL ESTATE AGENTS NEEDED Exc. pay plan. Florida Realty & Auction (352) 220-0801 YouI world firnit. cy .ie i ri People Systems is Seeking SOCIAL WORKERS To work with develop- mentally disabled consumers In the community. Flexible schedule, competi- tive salary, fringe benefits. 4 yr. degree w/ a min. of 2 yrs. exp. in the Human Services Field, Fax Resume: 352-620-2232 REAL ESTATE CAREER Sales Lic. Class I I $249.Start 5/2/06 CITRUS REAL ESTATE I SCHOOL, INC. (352)795-0060 TRUCK DRIVERS CDL Class A for local trucking Co. Benefits. 18 months experience required. Home every night: 1-800-833-8725 "Find your place in the world" DFWP/EOE 662779 ALL POSITIONS At HOMOSASSA RIVERSIDE RESORT & RIVERSIDE CRAB HOUSE. Aooly In Person 5297 S, Cherokee Way, Homosassa YoutLWorld'f" Need a job or a qualified employee? This area's #1 employment source! CHkRONICLE I FL m II'.-MII . DEPENDABLE TRACTOR Bushhog, Trees; Tilling "Personalized Service' (352) 564-8377 60FT BUCKET TRUCK JOE'S TREE SERVICE All types of tree work . Free stump removal Uc. & Insured Lser. Lowest rides fr e-rmr-,-: 352-860 1452 r aFFOrDABrE I DEPENDABLE: | HAULING CLEANUP, I PROMPT SERVICE I AI TrashTrees, Brush AppL. Furn, Const, | Debris & Garages 352-697-11268 All Tractor & Dirt Service 'Land Clearing,.tree Ser. Hauling; Bushhogging- Driveways 302-6955 DOUBLE J STUMP GRINDING, Mowing, HaulingCleanup, Mulch, Dirt. 302-8852 D's Landscape & Expert Tree Svce Personalized design. Cleanups & G - Bobcat work. Fill/rock & Sod: 352-563-0272. M&C CLEAN UPS & BOB CAT SERV Trash & Brush removal, const. debris, Free est. (352) 400-5340 SPAUL'S TREE & I CRANE SERVICE Serving All Areas. Trees Topped, S Trimmed, or I Removed.w FREE ESTIMATES. I I Licensed & Insured (352)458-1014 R WRIGHT TREE SERVICE, tree removal, stump grind, trim, Ins.& Lic #0256879 352-341-6827 TUTORING AVAILABLE My home, reasonable rates, remedial reading Sharon (352) 527-2963 COMPUTER TECH MEDICS Hardware & Software Internet Specialists . (352) 628-6688 PC Troubleshooters We clean, optimize PC's Call for in home appt. Ask for Mark-, (352) 219-7215 -9-- VChris Satchell Painting & Wallcovering.Al work 2 full coats.25 yrs. Exp, Exc. Ref. Lic AAA Leveling Painting, Inc. Lic. Contractor for 20 yrs. Com/res. Free est. LP-9011 (352) 746-9173. CHEAPiCHEAP,CHEAP I r,.ure.. Cate I , Acrylic Decking n 352-464-3967 m I Wall & Ceiling Repairs Drywall, Texturing, Painting; Vinyl ceilings, Tile work. 30 yrs. exp. '302-3004 CBC058263 Affordable Boat Maint. & Repair, Mechanical, Electrical, Custom Rig. John (352) 746-4521 QUALITY OUTBOARD REPAIRS, Full & dock side service. Morrill Marine (352) 628-3331 Ugly Concrete? Cracked? Stained? ---------------------Cakd Saie? DrivewaysfonS795 Pool decksfto 995: Includes: Acrylic Colors, Warranty and up to 500 sq. Ft. 352-527-9247 Licensed/Insured/Dependable AT YOUR HOME Res. mower & small engine repair. Llc 613-5828 ^-I- CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY Modern & antique. Denny, 628-5595 or 464-2738 WINDOW CLEANING .& MORE Free estimates (352)586-2591 BABY SITTING Over 15 yrs. exp., from 'infants to teens, my Floral City home or yours, flexible schedule, Amy (352) 560-7878 vcnris 5atcnell Painting & Wallcovering.All!(352) 746-7760 HOMES & WINDOWS Serving Citrus County over 17 years. Kathy (352) 465-7334 HOUSEKEEPER reasona- ble rate, reliable, Beverly Hills.area only (352) 746-4065 KAYLA'S CLEANING Res./Comm. Wkly, bi-.,i l, r ,',: rilll., LU.: / Ins r,.3 ,3 r-" I.r. 341-0275 Fernanda New Construction Cleaning Service 17 cents per sq. ft. (352) 228-0177 Post Contruction to Residental/Caom- merical. Exp. & Lic. (352)637-1497/476-3948 -ENm The Window Man Free Est., Com./resldential, new construction Lic. & Ins, (352) 228-7295 COUNTER TOP FORMICA Resurfacing & repair. Handyman Work. Sr.Clfitz,disc. Lic. 28417 (352)212-7110 Additions/ REMODELING New construction Bathrooms/Kitchens Lic. & Ins, CBC 058484 (352) 344-1620 ROGERS Construction Additions, remodels, new homes. Most home repairs. 637-4373 CRC 1326872 FL RESCREEN .;; ,,-.. i rmns,Carports, vinyl & acrylic windows, roof overs & gutters Lic#2708 (352) 628-0562 A-1 Painting & Pres sure Washing. Int/Ext Satis- faction guar. ULic29349 Ref. (352) 302-2524 AUGIE'S PRESSURE Cleaning Quality Work, '-,:, F,;:.- Ff'EE Estimore: 220-2913 PICARD'S PRESSURE CLEANING & PAINTING Roofs w/no pressure, housesdriveways. 25 yrs exp. Lic./Ins. 341-3300 ROLAND'S Mildew Removal, c..:,r: r,,:,j..., driveways., mrobiles 22 yrs exp. Lic. 726-3878 'U LY BROWN SPOTS? Let us plug your. lawn for % the cost of sod SPRING TO GREEN Serving All Of Citrus County 527-9247 Guaranteed Results NO Job Too Small - "HOME REPAIRS" Painting, power wash Jobs big & small #1453 (Eng./ Spanish)746-3720 #1 HANDYMAN ELYTE HOME SERVICES Need It Installed Call Us, Ins. Lic#99990255004 Free Est. (352) 220-9056 A HIGHER POWER Ceiling fans, Ughts, etc. Uc. #999900022251 422-4308/344-1466 AAA HOME REPAIRS Maint & repair prob- lems Swimming Pool Rescreen99990000162 352-746-7395 r-- ---E AFFORDABLE, - I DEPENDABLE I HAULING CLEANUP. I PROMPT SERVICE I I Trash, Trees, Brush, Appl. Furn, Const, SDebris & Garages '1 352-697-12601 Andrew A Joehl Handyman.. General Maintenance Repairs ,','Jre 1, lCac rilrn . L,..., .*,jne.; rio loo , ",i., ri' e1 r iioula i. in,: 0256271352-465-920] Better Than A Husband Handyman Service Uc. #99990003709 No Job to small (352) 212-9923 COUNTER TOP FORMICA Resurfacing.& repair. Handyman Work. Sr. Citz.disc.Uc. 28417 (352) 212-7110 Dan Hensley Home' Maintenance Service Friendly-Fast Service 10% disc to all Senior citizens, lic.99990003899 Call (352) 628-6635 Inside Out Handyman Service, Inc. Your 1 stop source for home malnt. & repair: #73490255654 Lic, Ins; 352-220-8136 NATURE COAST HOME REPAIR & MAINT. INC. Offering a full range of servlces.Llc.0257615/lns. -(352) 628-4282 Visa/MC Wall & Ceiling Repairs Drywall, Texturing, Painting, Vinyl ceilings, Tile work. 30 yrs. exp. 302-3004 CBC058263 A+ TECHNOLOGIES Plasma TV's Installed; Stereo, phone, cable & more (352) 746-0141 CITRUS ELECTRIC All electrical work. Lie & Ins ER13013233 352-527-7414/220-8171 CITRUS FANS Custom lighting, fans, remotes. Dimmers, etc. Installed Professionally Robert S. Lowman Uc.T#0256991 422-5000 All of Citrus Hauling/ Moving Items delivered, clean upsEverything from A to Z 628-6790 AFFORDABLE, | DEPENDABLE, HAULING CLEANUP, PROMPT SERVICE I I Trash, Trees, Brush, Appl.,Furh, Const, Debris & Garages I 352-697-1126 Appl., Furn. & Trash' Removal, Moving? YOU CALL ...I'LL HAUL Larry. 726.7022 C J.'S HAULING ;rol I,,.alnr...:,.. ,o .- lion.,: p.:u up '.T'r, c.1: 726-2264 201-1422, SHauling Small Loads w/ dump trailer, till dirt, rock.products, mulch, yard waste & more. 795-3015 or 634-1789 J&J Moving & Hauling- Clean Outs,Relocations Odd Jobs, Yard Work (352) 628-9370 M&C CLEAN UPS & BOB CAT SERV Trash & Brush removal, const. debris, Free est. (352) 400-5340. Lic. 3000. A.L. Evans (352) 637-5825 S 6 Insect Spray 3 Granular Fertilizer 3 Liquid Fertilizer 3 Weed Control (1) Granular Pre-Emergent Application (2) Liquid Applications 527-9373 FREE INSPECTION FREE ESTIMATE- T1 AI II I IMl Y_ T fl 1 ALTMAN'S FAMILY PEST CONTROL Installations by Brian CBC1253853 352-628-7519 Siding, Soffit & Fascia, SkirMing, Rofovers, Carports, Screen Rooms, Decks, Windows, Doors,Additions New cost. reroofs & repairs. 25 yrs. exp. leak spec. #CCC1327059 (352) 344-2442 J,T. Neely Roofing Reroofs, new roofs & repairs (352) 637-6616 Lic. CCCOS. 746-1004 CONCRETE WORK. SIDEWALKS, patios, driveways, slabs. Free ":lirri,:il Li,: 2000. r-,: 795-4798. EROSION J..3,: p,'.':..-. : : 1 ,a o : concrete pumping (352) 634-2338 SPOOLBOYSERVICES I Total Pool Care I Acrylic Decking 352-464-3967 RIP RAP SEAWALLS & CONCRETE WORK, Lic#2699 & Insured. " (352)795-7085/302-0206 P6 ELYTE HOME SERVICES Need It Installed. Call UsIns. Uc#99990255004 Free Est. (352) 220-9056 Additions/ REMODELING New construction Bathrooms/Kitchens LiUc. & Ins. CBC 058484 (352) 344-1620 | DEPENDABLE, * HAULING.CLEANUPS, S.PROMPT SERVICE I STrash, Trees, Brush, Appl. Furn, Const. SDebris & Garages | 352-697-1126 I------E DUKE & DUKE, INC. Remodeling additions Lic. # CGC058923 Insured. 341-2675 Wall & Ceiling Repairs Drywall, Texturing; Painting, Vinyl ceilings, Tile work. 30 yrs. exp. 302-3004 CBC058263 CERAMIC TILE INSTALLER Bathroom remodeling, handicap bathrooms. Uc/Ins. #2441 795-7241 CUTTING EDGE Ceramic Tile. Uc. #2713, Insured. Free Estimates. (352) 422-2019 Wall & Ceiling Repairs Drywall, Texturing, Painting, Vinyl ceilings, Tile work. 30 yrs. exp. 302-3004 CBC058263 FILL, ROCK, CLAY, ETC. All foes of Dirt Service Call Mike 352-564-1411 Mobile 239-470-0572 All Tractor & Dirt Service Land Clearing, tree Ser. Hauling, Bushhogging Driveways 302-6955 BUSHHOGGING, Rock, dirt, tree; trash; drive- ways, pressure wash (352) 628-4743. D&C TRUCK & TRACTOR SERVICE, INC. Landclearing, Hquling & Grading. Fill Dirt, Rock, Top Soil & Mulch. SLIc. ns.(352)302-7096 FLIPS TRUCK & TRACTOR, Landclearing, Truck & Tractor work. House Pads, Rock, Sand, Clay; Mulch & Topsoil. You Need It, I'll Get Iti S (352) 382-2253 Cell (352) 158.1023 *TOP SOIL. *Sand Rock* 8 YARD loads (352) 302-6015 VanDykesBackhoe Service. Landclearing, Pond Digging & Ditching (352) 302-7234 (352) 344-4288 AFFORDABLE, - | DEPENDABLE, I I HAULING CLEANUP, PROMPT SERVICE I Trash, Trees, Brush, Appl. Furn, Const, Debris & Garages | 352-697-1126 All Tractor & Dirt Service Land Clearing, tree Ser. Hauling, Bushhogging Driveways 302-6955 DAN'S BUSHHOGGING Pastures, Vacant Lots, Garden Roto Tilling Uc. & Ins. 352- 303-4679 DONALD KERNZ'S M.H. demolition, landclearing & Const. debris (352) 634-0329 HAMM'S BUSHHOG SERVICE. Pasture Mowing, lots, acreage. Licensed & Insured (352) 400-5233 M&C CLEAN UPS A BOB CAT SERV Trash & Brush, removal, const, debris, Free est. 062 An4-3A4n D's Landscape & Expert , Tree Svce Personalized design. Cleanups & Bobcat work. Fill/rock & Sod: 352-563-0272 Carpet Repair * Restretching * Seam repair * Installation * Misc. Floor Repairs I, Pres. washing, odd jobs, No job too small Lie. Ins. 352-220-6325/220-9533 r AFFORDABLE, DEPENDABLE, I HAULING CLEANUP, I PROMPT SERVICE I Trash, Trees, Brush, | Appl. Furn, Const, Debris & Garages 1 352697-1126 o LAWN MOWING & 0 0 PRESSURE WASHING 0 Very reasonable rates. 352-257-5658/563-0760 Bill's Landscaping & Complete Lawn Service Mulch, Plants, Shrubs, Sod, Clean Ups, Trees SFree est.  'AQUA AZURE Total Pool System Care Great Service & Price (352) 344-4796 DANIAL COLE POOL CLEANING SERVICES Reliable, Wkly Cleaning Uc. Ins. (352) 465-3985 EML POOLS Pool cleaning & repair, Serving Citrus County 32 yrs. Usc & Ins. (352) 637-1904 JUST RELAX! Let me worry about It. Full service pool care Ed: (352) 650-3084 MAVEN POOL MAINT. . Start enjoying your pool agalnl Chem. & full service avail. Uc. (352)726-1674 r B"OYOmSERVICE S I Total Pool Care - I Acrylic Decking A 352-464-3967 --- --- Ell POOL PRO, Don't get over your head, all pool problems addressed.: Ner l (352)400-5517 Seasoned Oak Fre ] Wood, Split; $80,.4x7. Will Deliver. ( 35t2S AA.-O2x -9 WATER PUMP SERVICE' & Repairs on all makes ,,..:.lei; Li.:' "- 'r, lrr,- 344.2556. Ricnarc Sunny Skies Welding ,. 24 Hr. Emer. Serv. Prtbl. I Welder.Over 20 yrs. exp.Debris Removal w/Knuckle boom. (352) 795-7952 24 Hr. Emer. Serv. Prtbl. I Welder.Over 20 yrs. exp.Debris Removal w/Knuckle boom. (352) 795-7952 MR CITRUS COUNTY REALTY 'ALAN NUSSO 3.9% Listings INVESTORS BUYERS AGENT BUSINESS BROKER (352) 422-6956 RAINDANCER ,1 installing 6" Seamless res' 7" cam 1/A rnd & Copper! Unsuroassed QualtYv For Over 15 yrs. Free Est. Uc. & Ins. 352-860-0714 All Exterior Aluminum - Quality Pricel 6" Seemless Gutters Uc & Ins 621-0881 L mR -a E No,. ( 7SERVICES Munching . Call for free estimate 10% Senior Discount 527-9373 662558 6-172 8 FREE INSPECTION FREE ESTIMATE WHAT'S MISSING? Your ad! Don't miss out! Call for more information. 563-3209 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SEEKING FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER Quick Books Pro Exp Preferred. Good Working Environment. Pay & benefits. Mon-Fri 8am-5pm Respond to: Bookkeeper Atten Rich Helmens PO Box 671 Inverness Fl 34451 Your World QlIRONlClLe A rsIN . Call for information about Even Start, a family literacy program 795-7887 WHAT'S MISSING? Your ad! Don't miss out! Call for more information. 563-3209 CLASSIFIED CITRus COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE 7 CODY'S Crystal River Now accepting applications. Apply within COOK & SERVER For busy BBQ busn. I_ Seeking cheerful, strong, prompt, out- doorsy people who love to cook & serve people and don't mind !tbe weather. Must have t reliable transp. Be able Ito work flexible hrs. Must be a self-motivated, fast learner & fast work- er, having knowledge of safe food handling practices. Must be able to do heavy lifting and a lot of bending. Immediate opening. Call (352) 302-8971 1 Exp. Line Cook Wait Staff i Apply at: CRACKERS S BAR & GRILL Crystal River Experienced Line y Cooks, Servers, Dishwashers, * Expediters Apply in person Crystal River Ale House 1610 SE Paradise Circle HIRING SERVERS & KITCHEN HELP Apply at: Fisherman's oRestaurant, 12311 E Gulf to Lake Hwy, Inverness (352)637-5888 LINE COOK Apply, Dan's Clam Stand, Hwy. 44, Crystal River 795-9081 MC DONALD'S IN CRYSTAL RIVER i Day Time Crew 4:30 am 4:00 pm t Apply in Store. Now Hiring! P Cooks & Servers Exp. only. Apply within. Please see Craig or Amy. Peck's Old Port Cove 139 N. Ozello Trail Crystal River. SERVER Apply 9am-1lam La Luna Italian Rest. 859 U.S. Hwy. 41-S, Inverness SERVER tLLooking to WORK -. RUSTY DUCK S 746-6691 Shift Manager & Bartender J* Apply In person Homosassa Riverside Resort & Yardarm Lounge. 5297 S. Cherokee Way. Homosassa WAITER, WAITTRESS -* & BUS PERSON Needed for new restaurant In Inverness; must be reliable, have i'or. .:...rl.D3 .-.r -r Good opponuniryl 352-344-9900, 228-1440 Accepting applications for :Advertising Sales Reps Sell print advertising for our print publica- tions. Service established customers and prospect for new advertising customers QUALIFICATIONS *College degree min. two years sales exp. preferred. Computer proficiency Must have initiative, be self-motivated. Strong skills in planning/organizing listening, written and verbal coam munication, prob- lem solving and decision-making _- aptitude. a Strong presentation skills preferred. I'eIoc.le trdnsporta- tion to make local and regional sales Calls. '; Send resume & cover Letter to: HR@ chronicleonline com ,* EOE, drug screen required for final applicant. I Restaurant c.n /Lo u n g e I ff- -4 'r it inn F-- Belk Dept Store in the CR Mall is now accepting applications for the following positions: *Selling Associates *Pricing Team *Cosmetic Associates Qualified applicants can apply during normal business hours. COMMISSIONED SALES PERSON NEEDED For Progressive Swimming Pool Construction company. Computer design experience a plus. Contact Professional Pool Builders 352-726-7474 FORTUNE 200 & NYSE LISTED COMPANY Looking for self- motivated, self-starter to retire after 10 years with a possible $60,000 income. Paid vacation and stock bonus program. Fax resume to 352-365-6464 Advertising Sales Assistant LIC. REAL ESTATE AGENTS NEEDED Great Opportunity. Everyining provided no start up cosi. Negotiable rates Call Today Dawn Regan, Broker Great American Reality and Investment, Inc. 352- 422-6129 352-637-3800 NEW HOME/ REAL ESTATE SALES PROFESSIONALS Established Local Builder looking for sales professionals to be part of a growing team. Excellent earning potential with benefits. Real Estate license preferred, positive attitude a must. Please send resume attn: Dustin Bosworth Fax: 352-527-9401 E-mall: dbosworth @sandersonbay.com All information is confidential SanderSon Bay Your World Clasufeds e.cdrornicleOnlne cam Phone Sales Help Earn $1000 week easy Mon.-Fri. 35 hrs.week. Base pay + comm. Call Bob or Linda, 563-0314, Cell 464-3613 REAL ESTATE CAREER SSales Lic. Class I S$249.Start 5/2/06 CITRUS REAL ESTATE I SCHOOL, INC. (352)795-0060 L --- J Retail Counter/Cashier Auto and or Hardware experience. (352) 795-6635 SALESPERSON With exp. & a proven record of success. Part time. 3 4 days per wk. some weekends req., salary & commission. 55+ Community Send Resume 352-795-7879 2-Auto Body Repair Techs Needed for restoration shop. Professional w/ min. 3-5 yrs. exp. Call (352) 522-0000 for more info. A/C LEAD INSTALLER FOR CHANGEOUTS & SERVICE Needed Immediately $15 Hourly & Up . + (352) 628-5700 * A/C SERVICE TECH Full time work, top pay for right person. Citrus Air, 795-1030 A/C Tech, Installer or Helper With or without exp. Call (352) 344-8088 Drug FreeWork Place ALUMINUM INSTALLERS Exp'd or will train motivated persons. (352) 795-9722 ALUMINUM INSTALLER SOFFIT, GUTTERS SCREEN ROOM Looking for experienced but willing to train motivated person. Construction experience helpful Driver's License A Mustl CMD INDUSTRIES 352-795-0089 Aluminum Structures Inc. INSTALLERS NEEDED Exp. preferred but will train, MUST HAVF CLEAN DRIVER'S LICENSE Call:(352) 563-2977 Z Trades c.n /Skills I 4bbc Trades cm /Skills I ALUMINUM COMPANY Seeking exp, & helpers for pre-fab shop. Day & night shift avail. Pay differential for 2nd shift. (352)726-6547 CARPENTERS & HELPERS w/EXP. Good pay for experience. Must have transportation. Building contractor. (352) 726-1708 CDL DRIVER Accepting applications for experienced Class A or B Driver to operate dumps. Full Time employment w/ benefit package. PAVE- RITE 3411 W. Crigger Ct., Lecanto. 352-621-1600 DFWP/EOE CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT Fabian Construction is in need of an exp. superintendent to handle Citrus County projects. Exo. A Must, Must be able to handle 40+ houses. Benefits Include: vacation, Heath Ins, 401 K & more. Call: Gary 352-239-1584 352-694-5000 DFWP DRIVER CDL, Class A for local Wildwood Company Paid Hourly, $13/hr, 40-50 hrs week. Home every night. Pneumatic Experience a plus. 352-330-2213 DRIVER Class A/B for small trucking company to run dump truck local within the Tri County Areas. Must be self motivated & reliable. Benefits. (352) 799-5724 DRIVER For specialized oversized carrier, must be reliable, w/ 2 yrs. exp. fax resume to (352) 799-5724 Service Technician, for the Ocala area. Must have experience as well as own truck and tools. Top Pay and benefits. Please contact Dave at 321-689-5475 ELECTRICAL Maronda Systems is seeking Electrician, for the Ocala area. IMust have experience as well as own truck and tools. Top Pay and benefits. Please contact Dave at 321-689-5475 Electricians/ Helpers Wanted for large project in Inverness. Cal2 (352) 563-1166 Engine Technician P/T & F/T, Experience with small engines preferred (352)795-6635 EXP. CLASS A DRIVER Night run. Flatbed, In St hauling (352) 344-3396 EXPERIENCED APPLIANCE DELIVERY/INSTALL TECH NEEDED Heavy Lifting and Clean Florida License required. Mechanical Skills and basic plumbing/electrical experience preferred. Call (352) 726-1911 For appointment. EXPERIENCED RV TECHNICIAN Make up to $35/hr. In the New Orleans area; housing available. Matt (504) 738-2368 EXPERIENCED BUCKET TRUCK OPERATOR For Busy Tree Service. Must have CDL. Good benefits & pay. (352) 637-0004 EXPERIENCED DUMP TRUCK & TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS Benefits & Holidays Class A or B License (352) 795-7170 EOE. FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Immed. opportunity for motivated, exp. Construction Punchout/Trim CARPENTER Requirements: -Ability to multi-task -Safe driver's license -Construction tools -Transportation Prior framing exp./ trim exp, PAY RATE: Commensurate with exp., skills, & tools Fax or e-mall requests to: (352)563-1319 morevconstruction @earthlink.net EOE/DFW NO DROP-INS!!! * GRANITE INSTALLATION Will train right person with industry related experience must have clean driving record and be willing to travel. 352-620-2055 or email resume to Brian@levtfle.com MECHANIC S. For Road Construction Company. Valid driver's license and exp. required. Good pay & benefits. Call (352) 797-3537 EOE/DFWP FRAMERS & LABORERS 2 years exp. Tools & transportation necessary. Call Butch 352-398-5916 LABORER Accepting Applications for General Construction Laborers. Asphalt paving experience is helpful, Full time employment w/ full benefit package. PAVE- RITE 3411 W. Crigger Ct., Lecanto. 352-621-1600 DFWP/EOE LABORER/ BOX BLADE TRAINEE Must have class C Lic. Must be willing to work. (352) 400-2793 LAWN MAINTENANCE Full Time or Part Time Salary = Experience; Must pass drug test! (352) 726-6434 LAWN MAINTENANCE Seeking mature person w/exp.; must have valid Driver's License; & prefer, a tow vehicle (352) 344-2800 LOCAL UNDERGROUND UTILITY CO. Seeking Site Foreman,Pipe Crew, Operators, & Site Work Crew Exp. only. Croft Contracting, Inc. Call between 9am-3pm (352) 860-1202 DFWP Manufacturer of A/C grilles, registers and diffusers has immediate openings. *Production Workers for day and night shift available. Position Available Prior experience in housekeeping a plus. *Night Housekeeping Position -Maintenance with 5 to 6 years industrial electrical and maintenance background. Must have minimum 5 years experience in programmable' controls, and knowledge of ,A,.r :l;. anr,, include butnot Ilirrl-.3 MASONS NEEDED, TOP PAY (352) 400-1802. MASONS MASON TENDERS CONCRETE HELP Steady local commercial work WAVECREST MASONRY (352) 746-9191 MASONS & LABORERS WANTED Steady Citrus Co. work. $10/hour to start. Start Immediately 352-302-2395 MASONS &. MASON TENDERS Must have own trans. 352-795-6481 or 352-302-3771 Mechanic For tractor/trailer shop in Wldwood, FL. Exp, on Thermo-king & Carrier units. Pay $15.00 per hr. Call Paul or Jim at (352) 748-5500 NEW AUTOMOTIVE ALL POSITIONS NEEDED!! IE: Management, Sales, Techs, Office, etc. For more information contact MarkJohnson 352-628-3533 MASONS $20 hr. & LABORERS 352-529-0305 Michelle Eno Landscaping Hiring LABORERS -Drug Free (352) 212-2934 MIG WELDER $10HR/ Piece work, exp galvanized weld- ing. Local references, 2541 W Dunnellon Rd Slhko8 Hug. Painting Co. Seeking Exp.P& Non-Exp PAINTERS Must have own transp. PEST CONTROL SALES Exp. Only. 20% commission. Paid weekly.Company truck, benefits Call Vinny Nelson (352) 628-5700 (352) 634-4720 PLASTERERS & LABORERS Must have transportation. 352-344-1748 PLASTERERS LABORERS Needed Citrus Co. Work. Transportation . i: .:.. j .>: iion. 352 621-1283 PLASTERERS, LATHERERS & LABORERS 352-302-8653 352-220-1724 PLUMBERS HELPERS n No experience I S necessary. Health, Holidays 8& I I Paid Vacation. | 3 621-7705 Plywood Sheeters & Laborers Needed in Dunnellon area. (352) 266-6940 PROFESSIONAL PEST CONTROL Needs Sales Tech * Hourly pay * Commission * Company Vehicle H* Paid Training * Paid Vacation * Pd.Sick Days, * $30,000. + 344-3444 P QUALIFIED SERVICE TECH I S Must have experience and current FL ' Driver's License Apply In person: I Daniel's Heating & 4581 S. Florida Ave, . Inverness " Com panyVeic "Pid Tra ining[ [ei "Pid Vcaio Pd.ickrDais 665936 A Exp. Framer & Laborers Needed (352) 637-3496 ROOFERS Exp w/ single ply (PVC).TPO and built up. Good Pay and health Ins.urance 352-596-1150 888-766-3001 ROUGH PLUMBER Must have exp. Must have good driver's license. Apply In person, Grant Plumbing 4424 E Arlington St. Inverness, 726-0816 SALES POSITION & LAWN SPRAY TECHNICIANS Exp. Required J.D. Smith Pest Control (352) 726-3921 SALES POSITION & LAWN SPRAY TECHNICIANS Exp. Required J.D. Smith Pest Control (352) 726-3921 SUPERINTENDENT/ RES. CONST. High volume home builder. Responsibili- ties: Scheduling Subs, material delivery, quality control and build homes per plans and specs. Salary, bonus, Co. vehicle & Health benefits. Exp. of Res. Const. preferred. Fax resume 352-624-2878 Technician Pi-iii r.,. C r ir, :1ci .- ., t. : ir n .".: ,r .. increase in our business. Apply in person Phillips Chrysler Jeep 3440 S. Pine Ave. Ocala, FL 34471 or mail resume. WANTED F.r[:,:,r, .i. FI ,:.3:1 I,',;.u ri.) .ir lr frni:rilr. :nr..311 l..I.:lr..;- l,:',,3,r :H [|I. .:. irn :l.-3lla l.:.r. , concrete products. CDL License is a plus. Self starter & good organizational skills. Base salary & commission structure. 352-212-6039 352-795-3663, ASSISTANT Self-motivated individual for internet Comp. Computer exp. ,(352) 795-6556 Barn Help Part time. including weekends. Horse exp. $7.50/hr. (352) 637-6777 BUDDY'S HOME FURNISHINGS Is currently seeking a Delivery Driver/ Account Manager Trainee. Must have clean Class D license. Good people skills. (352) 344-0050 or Apply In person at 1534 N. Hwy. 41, Inverness. EOE DFWP Caregivers S&S Resource'& Services seeking persons to work with developmentally 'disabled. Call (352) 637-3635 cia" tsundth fds ol t- -E fur tkmclassateds 10 - er0l qjie menj1151,0r9 li you"'vegot a .c lob to~ ,o to W NCI' ri je Ant Un < -' " our"""cla"lit and place yoF CI .I.NIClE <- C L I I - What is ez? It s the 24-hour do it yourself website for creating ads that wil appear -n the Chronicle s classified section EXP. Electricians & Helpers Must have valid FL. drivers lic., & dependable transp. Benefit pkg, avail. TOP PAYIII Call (352) 465-4569 EXP. FRAMERS ,& HELPERS Must have own tools and transportation. Local work . POWELL FRAMING (352) 341-3259 EXP. FRAMERS & TRIM CARPENTERS 352-726-4652 EXP. PAINTERS Needed for local work. valid drivers lic. needed After 6pm (352) 341-3553 or 726-6761 WANTED EXPERIENCED RV TECH EXPERIENCED AUTO TECH GOOD PAY- GOOD BENEFITS COMO AUTO SALES & SERVICE 1601 W. Main St., Hwy. 44 W. See Inverness, FL rgiySee Jerry, Apply in person tEST,' RV DEALER RV DEALER If you would like to run your own business with a focus on customer service, we would like to talk to you. As an independent distributor delivering the Citrus County Chronicle, you know.you're providing a quality product backed by a company that's been in business for more than 100 years. You must have Sww.chronicleonline.com 663iB4 - A-. ."Copyrighted Materiail SSyndicated Content :- Available froom Commerdcial News Providers" CDL Drivers, Equip. Operators Office Help Growing company ILooking for professional help. Office help must possess computer skills. Good pay, holidays, sick and vacation pay. Must submit to drug & alchdhol screening. Mail resume to: P.O. Box 1383, Inv. FL 34451 CJ's TRANSMISSION Is looking for an experienced rebuilder and part time outside sales person. If you are a team player and would like to work in an honest, clean shop call us today. We offer exc. salary, benefits and vacation, 895-7744 COME GROW WITH US! L Join our team of caring professionals Continuous Care FT LPN's & PCA's Eves & Nights CMH Unit 11-7,RN FT PT LPN 7p-7a S/S 12 hr shifts w/diff Hospice House T f. li PT S/S 7a-7p w/differential PT S/S 7p-7a w!differential Field Staff PT Admissions RN PRN RN's LPN's, PCA's Social Workers I II,,1 r .q ", Apply Today Telephone: 352.527.2020 Fax: 352.527.9366 ithacher@hosoiceof citruscounty.org Hospice of Citrus County P.O. Box 641270 Beverly Hills, Fl 34464 hosplceofcdtrus dwf/eoe COOK FT & PT AM and PM shift. New wage scale. Skills a must! Apply at: Barrington Place 2341 W. Norvell Bryant Lecanto, Fl Ask for Pat 4D*gu d- CHi-iIpNICLE r o EXPERIENCED Must Have Auto & Home Phone "I I Mon-Fri 8-5, Saturday 8-12 I Start 7 hr I 6 726-3812 *" - DOCK/ COUNTER HELP For Bait House. F/T. Weekend position for qualified person. Some Crystal River, a Must have a safe driver record with Florida license. HS diploma\GED required. Apply at the Key Training Center Human Resource Dept., orf call 341-4633 (TDD: 1-800-545-1833 ext 347) *EOE* : & 4 B1366 u % 4w CLASSIFIED :1.2C SATURDAY. APRIL 1. 2006 CAREGIVER Private Dunnellon home 3 days/ week. Fax resume: (352) 465-2451 DOMINO'S PIZZA Is Now hiring Full & Part time DRIVERS Must be reliable, polite, & have a good driving, record. ), $9-$15 hr Inverness 637-5300 DRIVERS NEEDED CDL Class A license, home every night, 2-yrs experience. Health benefits offered. Bonus program, hourly pay. Nice equip. Contact Mac at (352) 568-8333 DUMP TRUCK MECHANIC Experienced; Top wages! Bailey's Trucking 352-585-6455 Exp. Boat Builders Fiberglass laminators Laminating Supervisors Wanted, Top pay, for qualified persons. Call between 8am-9pm (352) 427-1756 MAINTENANCE Part Time/Full Time Hours Vary. Able To SWork Weekends. Able To Lift 50 lbs. Relate Well To People. Accepting Applications. Rainbow Rivers Club 20510 The Granada Dunnellon (352) 489-9983 HusV Ae T IeTI Accl~~lllleptin Exp. Painter Needed Call After 6pm (352) 628-5296 JOBS GALORE!!! EMPLOYMENT.NET r LABORERS 4 I Want to learn a trade. Must be 18 * Apply in person, I S4551 W. Cardinal St., Suite #4, Homosassa. LABORERS NEEDED No exp. necessary Benefits offered. Valid Drivers Uc. & Heavy Lifting Required Gardners Concrete 8030 Homosassa Tri. LAWN MAINTENANCE Need Experienced Lawn Maintenance Person. Must have valid driver's license (352)795-5117 If no answer leave message. MAINTANENCE PERSON With experience in various fields, F/T, 55+ community send resume 352-795-7879 Maintenance Breakfast Attendant Apply in person: COMFORT INN, CR MAINTENANCE WORKER WANTED Apply in person. D/F/W/P EOE El Diablo Golf & Country Club No Phone Calls Various FT and P\T positions, including House Keeper, working with Developmentally Disabled adults in home environment. All shifts, including weekends. HS diploma\GED required. - F\T instructor assistant working in a classroom. CNA background a plus! HS Diploma\GED required. FIT M-F, 40 hours per week. Computer data entry, office filing, word processing, secretarial & general office skills. HS DiplomalGED required. Apply at the Key Training Center Human Resource Dept., or call 341-4633 (TDD: 1-800-545-1833 ext 347) 'EOE- ' Owner/ Operators Do you want to contract with a company that pays you instead of you paying them? If your tractor can pass our Inspection, and you have a clean driving record, you can be on the road to making $$$. Walbon & Company (352) 748-5500 PLASTERERSi LABORERS* NEEDED* Steady Work I Bonus Given on Signing* *(Terms & Conditions I appl) 746-5 51 REAL ESTATE CAREER Sales Lic. Class I $249. Start 5/2/06 CITRUS REAL ESTATE I SCHOOL, INC. S (352)795-0060 RECEPTIONIST/ OFFICE ASSISTANT FT Must be flexible, computer literate. Knowledge of Excel. Call Laura (352) 274-4397 or pick up application at Spruce Creek Preserve HOA Gatehouse SR 200. EXPERIENCED GOLF COURSE LABORER Call 352-266-8586 Spruce Creek Preserve Golf Course RESIDENTIAL DRIVER Needed for Citrus Waste. Exp. required, great pay. Please Call 726-7440 Ci0 )N1CLEonline.com or Apply in Person at: 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd. Crystal River EOE, Drug screen -aJ'ir. J f,:' lf'r,31 pp I,-l.: .r LAWN CARE PERSONNEL Growing company, FT or PT, hourly/salary position. 352-621-4777 SERVICE WRITER Use of computer & customer service. TECHNICIANS basic knowledge, for oil changes & tire repairs. 75 Truck Service Center (352) 748-7575 TELEMARKETERS EXP., 6 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Set your own schedule, Make $1000 wk, Plus Call 352-628-5700 TOWER HAND BIdg Communication Towers. Travel, Good Pay & Benefits. OT, DFWP. Valid Driver's License. Steady Work. Will Train 352-694-8017 Mon-Fri TRUCK DRIVERS CDL Class A for local trucking Co. Benefits. 18 months experience required. Home every night: 1-800-833-8725 Warehouse Helper Apply 2541 W. Dunellon Rd. Dunnellon, Mon-Fri. WE BUY HOUSES Ca$h......Fast I 352-637-2973 Ihomesold.com WEEKEND HELPERS $8/hr. planting lqwn plugs. No exp. 220-8630 P/T Bartender Nights & Wknds. Apply In person. Manatee Lanes, Crystal River DFWP 795-4546 P/T Truck Driver Heavy lifting req'd. $7.00/hr., Call (352) 341-2448 ADVERTISING NOTICE: This newspaper does not knowlingly accept ads that are not bonafide employment offerings. Please use caution when responding to employment ads. F\T 2:30 pmO . REAL ESTATE CAREER I Sales Lic. Class I CITRUS REAL ESTATE I Bed Store + Murphy Bed, inv. Incl. low over (352)341-2337/361-4515 CONCESSION SPACE trailer Call for details FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY JOIN THE INDUSTRY LEADER Start your own business with as little as $1,500 down! CLEANING CONCEPTS5 B Guaranteed Customers v Complete Training & Support Equipment & Supplies V Guaranteed Financing Our Secret can be your Success franchise owners servicing more than 36,000 accounts. Franchise Opportunities , Available in L Citrus County Call Now (800) 249-2532 OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE GROWING AREA Immed. opening, Call 352-634-3800 PIZZA RESTAURANT Well Eat W/ Loyal Clientele Fully Equipped Turnkey Operation 352-228-9165 Well Established Dry Cleaners For Sale, owners motivated. Call Greg at Exit Realty Leaders 257-9458 DAYCARE/PRESCHOOL In Citrus CountyExcel, cond. Open House 4/8, 1-Ap Call 352-458-3032 MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY Produce, Pla ntsCofee. Busy Citrus Flea Market 352-628-1907/464-2139 C al l o wner INVERNESS FLEA MARKET CC Fairgrounds Invites The Public $4.00 Outside $6.00 ~ Inside . 7am til ? For Info s Call 723-2993 INVERNESS FLEA MARKET CC Fairgrounds Invites The Public $4.00 Outside $6.00 Inside A 7am til ? For Info Call 726-2993 C4 SYSTEMS LLC 1-800-920-1601 metalsystemsllc.com SHEDS BUILT ON SITE for deed restricted communities. (352) 726-0046 SHEDS OF CITRUS Offering 10 X 12 storage shed $2,425 tax & dellv. included with this ad. (352) 726-0046 "LIVE AUCTIONS" For Upcoming Auctions 1-800-542-3877 WANTED ANTIQUE OAK DRESSER WANTED ANTIQUE OAK (352)302-9684 HAYWARD ELEC. SPA/ Hottub heater, 240 volts. Still in box. $325. (352) 634-0983 Hott.c.#CAC 057914 Call 746-4394 C=i C4 Flea Market Clean 90 gal well water tank $75; nice 40 gal electric hot water heater $50 (352) 457-9596 almond, 13.6 cu.ft. $100 obo KENMORE ELEC. STOVE, self cleaning with hood, almond, $100 (352) 726-6737 GE WASHER & DRYER, 5-yr. ext. warranty, exc. cond. $500 (352) 341-2094 HEAT PUMP 2 1/2 Ton $300 (352) 628-4210 REFRIGERATOR 25 CU FT Almond Refrigerator w/ bottom freezer. Exc. Cond. $325 (352) 249-3290 SIDE-BY-SIDE REFRIG. White, Icemaker, water $200/obo FLAT TOP STOVE, BIsque/blk. $100/obo (352) 621-3840 Washing Machine, Kenmore, front loading, used 12 months & stored. Cost $800, First $250.00 (352) 563-1915 RECEPTION DESKS Large Reception Desk & matching work sta- tion. Burgundy Great Cond. $700 422-1316 Antique & Collect. AUCTION *SUN. APRIL 2* 4000 S. Fla. Ave. Hwy. 41-S, Inverness PREVIEW: 10 AM AUCTION: 1 PM 400+ lots antiques & collect. Clocks, vintage jewelry, KPM style framed tiles, From Victorian to primitives furnishings, early & contemp. stained glass lamps, quilts, vintage toys, oriental carpets + much morel See web: www. dudleysauction.com AB1667 AU2246 12%BP 2%Dlsc ca/ck 13 gallon. elec air compressor w/ tools. $200.00 FIRM (352) 464-0524 AIR COMPRESSOR INGERSOLL RAND 60 gal. Great cond. $150. (352) 464-2726 Saw Bench, Ryoby, 10" As new, Cost $345.00 Sell $200.00 (352) 563-1915 Shopsmith Mark 5, Woodworking Machine all accessories, excel. cond. (352) 746-4381 27" GENERAL ELECTRIC commercial television, $85. DVD Home Theater System 5 speakers + sub woofer, $265. Call Walter (352) 527-3552 RCA 32" Table top T.V. silver color, 1 yr. old 2 yr. warranty $375. (352) 795-7978 SANYO COLOR TV w/stand $80 Small White Desk w/chair $50 (352) 249-4475 SHARP 6 Disc. multiple play compact disc. player w/amplifier & 2 /17"H X 5 1/2" W speakers; $100 (352) 795-0283 8 VINYL WINDOW INSERTS 58" x 17" $30. (352) 637-28 WINDOW & DOOR FL rm drk plexiglass win $15 obo. Hvy wood ind door $45 obo. (352) 726-8258 COMPAC PRESARIO New, never unpacked. 512 RAM-80 GIG, 17" flat screen, DVD/RRW; pd. $600 Yours $475 (352) 228-0103 COMPUTER DESK 47" wide with 2 shelves, drawer and pull out drawer, $80 (352) 344-4070 DELL INSPIRON 800mhz, WinXP, hard drive/mem upgraded; loads of software $450 (352) 795-7785 DELL PENTIUM 3 CD burner, Windows XP, Office 2o000 ^1IJ5 (352) 245-4632 DIESTLER COMPUTERS Internet service, New & Used systems, parts & upgrades. Visa/ MCard 637-5469 GREAT BUY Complete Gateway system, 800mhz, WinXP, MS Works Suite, all discs Included $300 (352) 795-7785 I WILL BUY NON-WORKING LAP TOP COMPUTERS (352) 628-4276 OFFICE/GAME PC 1400Mhz 512RAM 30GB & 40GB DVDRW - 17" Monitor WinXP Pro Office Pro $250 (352) 560-3072 PENTIUM 2 Ct Monitor, keyl mouse. Intern Printer incl. WiI (352) 726 SUPER MA Custom built mem.; 1.8mh loaded, 19" 4in1 printed (352) 795 2 Bar Tracto 11.2 x28,off F very good, $150/be 3pt. Rake w/t $225. (352) 5 4' Box Blade Bushhog (nev $200 or both $ (352) 464-463 Cub Cadet w/ loader w/ b 30HP, diesel Stirring, 4x4, fu turf tires, Ico excel, cond., (352) 489 JOHN D 1050 Diesel 1 owner tra bushhog, ne $6500.(352) 7 PC. PATI White PVC, t chairs, loun 2 end table (352) 621 36" RD RIPPL Umbrella table in white wicke & stand. Exc. (352) 527 Large Tab umbrella & u stand & 4 m chair cushion (352) 746 Patio Extra L 6 chairs w/ &umbrella Misc. piec (352) 726 Patio Set w/ $50. Water fount SPONSORED BY: BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF CITRUS COUNTY, THE CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE AND CRYSTAL MOTOR CAR COMPANY ', ; t.o, O,4* .. '.,.. FI, :; j a i Help support the Boys & Girls Clubs of Citrus County. Call today to get your 2006 Car Raffle ticket. YOU COULD WIN A 2006 CORVETTE Drawing at 2 p.m. on July 16 at Crystal Chevrolet In H~omosassa For more information or tickets call 621-p9225 or purchase tickets online at a.., ~ ~ ,,u, 1. AU, O.,.ll.40--d..0- 111".Oi~ adi,.a.4,6 andIft C ,,.1 r,,,. C~in,,0 1,....~i.n,,,r~lrM.A 3874 V0i ,O' SLOar,15H*-$ Lecq.,1oFL 3.., 61 ,&. D, ~ ~lJ,, IC 15 2666 24, a l C fV57LI j,1Ch J,,T 1050 59S,.',7...6! ,. B l 5.*& P-- .'a'I L E,.,nI PD ~C GrasCI,,0 uICr.,C,vunj d 5a fieS0I.nped c, II orgatnzatto undler 55 Internat Reenue Selvten 55bt ().(3), Ci11~NidiE TICKET OUTLETS: * All SunTrust Bank locations Crystal Motor Car Co. Boys & Girls Club Office GET-YOURS TODAY! CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE OMPUTER BED: $170, New Queeh. board & No Flipped Pillow ToR et ready, Set. 5 yrs warr. King Set N 98, $100 $215. Delivery - -3856 352-597-3112 NCHINE BED: $559 Nassa - PC, 1gig Memory Foam Set, z, WinXP, Seen on T.V. 20yr Warr. monitor + Never Used. Retail r $750 Cost $1459. Can Deliver -7785 352-398-7202 - BEDS BEDS BEDS Beautiful fact closeouts. Nat. Advertised Brands 50% off Local Sale' or Tires, Prices. Twin $119- Full - ord 8N, 1 $159-Queen $199 King 1 good. $249. (352)795-6006 oth; Broyhlll Couch & ines, new loveseatExcel. cond. - 527-1451 earth colors. $100. set e, $150. Queen size brass bede ver used) w/matt. & box springs $100. (352) 464-0524 $350. Burgandy leather 8 Iv. mess recliner $75.00 / front end Like new old armless ushhog, fold-up Tennessee , Power rocker. $75.00 fully equip, (352) 795-2215 _ )w hrs., , $13,500. COFFEE TABLE, 3FT 0-7366 square, 4 glass tops, shelf underneath, 4 EERE drawers, $150 I, 35HP, (352) 344-0837 -. iwctr, 5' COUCH & LOVESEAT e46-4703 (Beige & over-stuffed) $200; 9 pc. PATIO SET w/6 padded chairs $250 (352) 382-9063- COUCH Cream colored, O SET exc. cond. $350; able w/4 2 LR chairs $45 each Tiger, & (352) 249-4475 -5588 COUCH, fullsize, cream, mauve, light blue, exc. E GLASS cond., no stains, $1256 e trimmed COUCH/HIDE-A-BED' er w/umb. floral design, old but cond. $50 very good shape, $75 -1493 (352) 344-8328, Iv.msg- mle w/ Couch, Like new, $100 umbrella Recliner Chair, watching Uke new, $100. ons $35 (352) 628-0001 LM -9754 g. Table, Couch, Love Seat &:,i casters Chair w/ Ottoman $195. beige w/ flower print & es $35 wood trim; $200 -0040 (352) 228-3446 r 4 chairs CURIO CABINET 36" W x 80" H x 12" D, 6 glass ain $20. shelves, interior lights;. -6439 top & bottom, cherry wood, asking $1,200 637-3329 A 4> FURNITURE SALE D Blue, qu. slpr sofa & chair; Rocker; Recliners; IG Wall unit (3 top, 3 bot- for sale- tom) Computer/corner , lamps, 2 table; Sm. kit. set; misc. ainment 352-860-2430, Iv. msg 3s, wicker computer DINETTE her items. w/4 chairs (Pine y priced. w/white) $150 SBefore 8 2 Twin Bed Sets $150 WIVEL8 each (352) 249-4475 c. cand. DINING ROOM SET rig. cost ASHLEY, all wood pine or $65 ea table w/leaf & 6 chairs Sugarmill $100 (352) 564-8776 382-3974 DINING ROOM SET $50. ea. large Oak table & .- Set, full china cabinet, 6 cane nd chest, back chairs. d. $120. $600. -9130 (352) 382-3164 ctional, Dining Room Table nd,$175 4 chairs, solid oak .- iry Table, pedestal'base ,$125. 60" x 42" with leaf, $375 5755 (352) 382-5055 DEN DINING ROOM TABLE - ASES w/4 chairs & 2 q Vx 6" D 18" leaves,' If. oak' -.e1 : wood $125',-' -t tack. (35):'6215588 95-0283 DOUBLE RECLINER SOFA OVAL Hunter green, middle BLE cushion folds down fdr 3 swivel drinks, very heavy, $200 $400 abo (352) 560-7038 -2500 (Floral City) - FULLSIZE ELEC. LIFT CHAIR )ss, $150 $40 -8625 (352) 637-5920 tueen Set ENTERTAINMENT CENTER ORYFOAM holds 28" TV, w/1 bot- t $450 tom door, 4 glass drs on y Used top, 6 shelves w/2 dr. -3550 side unit w/3 shelves, illow top $150. (352) 257-1478- 00 Uke Entertainment Centef $275.00 Solid oak, 72" x 64", $200 esk, Teak Computer Desk 5.00 OBO L-shape, 72" x 72", $75 /586-2657 (352) 382-5055 - r MOVIN Many items Chairs, tables large enterti center piece kitchen set, c furniture & otl All reasonable (352)382-4027 2 MAUVE S ROCKERS, ex 2-yrsold, or $600/pr. Sell f or 2 for $110. Woods (352) 3 bar stools, BedroomS bed. night sta excel condo (352) 795 3 Piece Sec Blue, Exc cao Antique Librc Solid Oak, 352-637- 3 WOOl SHOWCA 44" H x 24" W ., ,i1.3-.: .r, i 5 (352) 79 4' OAK C DR TA plus leaf & 6 rockers $ (352) 563 BEAUTIFUL F mattre like new (352) 527 BEAUTYREST Q $250 OJRMEMO Queen Se Both Slightl (352) 637- Bed queen p paid $1000. new. Asking Computer De color, nice $6 (352)447-2922 CITrRS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Entertainment Center, oak, custom built $500. Bedroom Set, dbl dress- er, qn. bed, box spring & mat. 2 night stands -$500. (352) 746-1299 FULL SIZE BED $40 QUEEN SIZE BED $65 (352) 637-5103 FURNITURE One couch, only one "year old, fabric with light colors. Asking $150 (352) 302-2585 r FUTON, good cond. $55; obo Dresser $125. obo (352) 795-3394 Huge 49"X 61" Southwestern flowering Cactus painting. $45.00, $350 OBO (352) 422-6495 --- KINGSIZE REAL TEMPUR-PEDIC sleep system, mattress, boxspring & frame, $300 obo (352)494-0555 .'like new PVC Chaise Lounger. $100.00 Mathcing Lounge chair & footstool $100.00 Green &almond cushions. 795-2215 Love Seat, $35 SChest of Drawers & matching dresser w/ Mirror. $150. (352) 746-2312 Mattress King Pillow Top. Set. Never used. Still In plastic. -Cost over $1100. Must sell $375. Del. Poss.(352) 465-8741 ',MATTRESS Qu sz pillow i,:,fop set. Never used. Still In plastic, Cost over $900. Sac. $300. Deliv. posss. (352) 465-8741 _MOVING SALE, Leather Couch, $175. Loveseat, $125. Lamps, other ;nr household Items, -t Crystal River. 1352-302-7488 563-5420 ." Oak Trundle bed w/mattress, $55obo Callfomla King sz. bed complete, $125.obo (352) 795-3394 OAK TV STAND ,Lt. oak 3' L New $25; CD Towers $5 each (352) 726-8489 { OBLONG TABLE w/4 chairs on castors, 1 leaf, like new, $400. (352) 795-4218 Overstuffed Chair & ottoman w/two matching pillows $35. Maple Table w/4 chairs $125. (352) 637-6569 Pre Owned Furniture Unbeatable Prices NU 2 U FURNITURE Homosassa 621-7788 Preowned Mattress Sets rc,1rn T.. ,;r 30 Full $40 Qr, *,:, k,:C '/-' 628-0808 .Realnice solid oak table w/ 2 leaves & 4 .swivel chairs on rollers. Dk. green fabric cost $1200. Sell $600. (352) 795-2215 Recllner, burgundy $150. no smokers in house (352) 726-7891 : SLEEPER-SOFA Beautiful rattan queen-size; taupe, pink, blue; like new; $100 (352) 621-0752 SOFA & LOVESEAT, earthtones, exc. cond., uC $175. TUB CHAIR & LA-Z-BOY RECUNER, good cond., $50 ea (352) 637-5064 Sofa 93", sage, $125. (352) 341-6991 SOLID PINE BEDROOM SET, 4 drawer platform bed, Sleep by Number duel control pillow top mattress, 2 nightstands, 1 3 drawer dresser, $300 obo. (352) 270-3077 Solid Pine Rect. coffee table $75(352) 637-9524 Lv. message Table & Chairs 40" round w/ drop sides, excel. $150. obo 422-7910 (352) 795-9090 The Path's Graduates, Single Mothers, Needs your furniture, Dining tables, dressers "& beds are needed. Call (352) 527-6500, WHITE ROUND TABLE w/4 print padded seat chairs $57; White Desk $37 (352)527-4184 White leather Couch 2 yrs. old, paid $1,800: asking $500. TV, Sony HD 34" DVD & Stand, paid $2,100. asking $500. The Islands , (352)795-2541 MR CITRUS COUNTY REALTY ! ; f. ALANNUSSO 3.9% Listings S INVESTORS BUYERS AGENT BUSINESS BROKER (352) 422-6956 8HP SNAPPER, 28" cut, S riding mower, good cond,, $325 (352) 637-5064 ,'ANTIQUE RED BRICKS ideal for garden, patio, & landscape needs 'Thousands available. $650 Call Mark @ (352) 427-8932 Can Crusher, 110 volt 'motor, portable on ,wheels, will trade for * Riding Tractor, lawn mower??? or $300. (352) 249-9160 'S Chain Unk Fence Approx 50' of 6' chain link fence, includes 1-3' gate & 1'10' double drive gate, $100 (352) 457-9596 Black & Decker Electric Mower cord & bag, $90. (352) 795-9130 FREE REMOVAL OF. Mowers, motorcycles, RV's, Cars. ATV's, Jet skis, 3 wheelers. 628-2084 John Deere Riding Mower, older but runs fine, 30" cut, bagger, $350. Leaf vacuum, on wheels, $75. (352) 860-2337 MOWER SCOTT'S 3 in I Self propelled push mower $85 (352) 637-2838 SNAPPER Riding Mower $350. Self propelled, good cond. CRAFTSMAN self-propelled $75. (352) 746-7357 I----- GIANT PLANT SALE great colors great prices BEAUDRY'S NURSERY 1873 N. Sabal Island Trail (352) 344-9752 PAT BLISS LANDSCAPES PALMS Cold Hardy FRI., SAT. & SUN. EUROPEAN FAN PALM +15 F......15gal....... $78. CANARY ISLAND DATE +20* F.......15 gal......$65. SYLVESTER DATE +22* F......5 gal........ $20. KING SAGO PALM CLEAR& UTIFUL Mandevllla, Dipladenia Ferns & Bougainvillea 5 Spaces In From S.E. Corner of HOWARDS FLEA MARKET Hwy 19 Homosassa (CASH) State Uquidator, large or small, 489-8323, 489-0564 BEVERLY HILLS CRAFT FAIR Saturday 8:30-4:30 Pottery In the Works (Village Plaza)527-6967 Beverly Hills Moving Sale 4/1/06, 9-4 8 W. Michigan St. Truman to Washington to Michigan Beverly Hills Sat. & Sun., 1 & 2, 10-3 Lots of Clothes 45 Regina Blvd. BEVERLY HILLS Thurs., Fri & Sat 9-? Huge selection; tools collectibles, games,. comics, household & more. 96S. Lee St. CITRUS HILLS Saturday 8-2 Music & video & more 270 E. Glassboro Ct. Citrus Springs Fri. & Sat. 31 & 1,8-3 9450 N. Argo Way CITRUS SPRINGS Saturday 8-2 Kid's Items, Tires, & misc. 7948 N. Pocono Dr. CRYSTAL RIVER Fri. & Sat. 8-1 1023 S.E. Paradise Ave. off Paradise Point Rd. CRYSTAL RIVER Yard Sale, Sat. 4. I, 8.2 .r,. nmo.rr t rler, er r. ..,. rr.cr.:.. .. li , Boat, Househld., Items and much more 834 N. Pompeo Ave. off of Dunkenfield CRYSTAL RIVER 7228 W AVOCADO ST Sat. 7-? 3 Family Sale Salon hair dryers & sup- plies, tools, tires, clothes & household items. CRYSTAL RIVER Fri. & Sat. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Lots of great goodies! I 818 N. Country Club Dr. (by Plantation) CRYSTAL RIVER HUGE MOVING SALE Thurs. to Sun. 9-4. 2 mi. N past mall, off 19 In Spring run, follow signs CRYSTAL RIVER MEGA MOVING SALE Sat. Sun. Mon. 210 N. E. 1Oth St. (352) 795-6833 CRYSTAL RIVER Sat April 1, 7am-2pm Community Yard Sale In front of Crystal River Village on 8th Ave. CRYSTAL RIVER Sat. & Sun. 8am-4pm Big Multi-Family Salel Baby items, ofc & other turn, hsehld & lots more 897 N. Hollywood Cir. (Connell Heights) Crystal River Sat. 10-4:30 8645 N Brianpatch Ave. DUNNELLON Fri. & Sat. 8 2pm 21616 Honeysuckle St. ESTATE SALE Fri. & Sat 9-2 Heritage House Antiques, 657 N. Citrus Ave. Crystal River. Furn, Jewelry, glassware much more. FLORA CITY Moving Sale, Must Gol Saturday April 1, All day 11530 E. Salmon Dr. Wlthlapopka Island HERNANDO Fri. & Sat. 8am-5pm Turn on Anthony off 486 to 321 E. Katie St. HERNANDO Fri. & Sat. 9-4 MUSITSELL MOVING SALE;furn. etc. 3529 E. Sapphire Ln. HERNANDO Fri. Sat. Sun. 9am-5pm. Collectibles, new & used items of all sorts 7022 N. Palmer Way (200 to Hilltop Loop, left, 1st right) (352) 344-1476 HERNANDO Sat, 9am. Multi Sale On 200 at Gennie D's Restaruant Parking lot. Hernando Tim's yard sale, River Lakes manor follow signs, Fri., Sat. & Sun HOMOSASSA 2 Storage 2 Family MOVING SALE Saturday 9-3 6365 S. Tex Pt. Crosby Square (Across frm Howard's Flea Mkt.) Homosassa Fri. &Sat. 31 & 1, 9a-4p Tools, household, sport- ing, 7065 S. Sonata Av HOMOSASSA Gigantic Moving Sale, mufti family. Fri. & Sat. April 7 & 8 Furniture & lots of household Items, Don't miss It. 6652 S. Canna Lily Ave. HOMOSASSA MOVING SALE Sat 9-3 ALL WEEK begin. Sat. 5078 Grover Cleveland HOMOSASSA MOVING SALE SAT. SUN 9-5. 1598 S Dell Pt. (352) 220-6177 Homosassa Sat. & Sun.,1 & 2,9am 6546 W. Grant Street HOMOSASSA Sat. 9 a.m. ? Huge 2-Family Salel 7450 W. McKinley St. Homossassa MOVING SALE SAT. 8-5 5322 S Manatee Terr. INGLIS 2 Family Yard Sale, Sat. & Sun.Apr. 1 & 2 9am-2pm Palm Point, 40 Palm Cr. Dr. 10 mi. N of CR, Furn., Hshld., toys, bikes, nice kids clothes, woman szs. 18-24 INVERNESS 5311 E. Arbor St., 8am-Noon Sat & Sun. Misc. items, most household INVERNESS Estate Sale. Sat. only, 1 ml. north of Kmart, next to Chevron gas station '99 elec. car, diesel tractor w/mower, 4-wheeler, furn. misc. INVERNESS Fri & Sat. 7am-? Large variety, good cond. 6200 E. Turner Camp Rd INVERNESS Fri.,& Sat.9am-3pm Books, videos, knick knacks, turn. 1865 S. Mandarin Ter INVERNESS Garage Sale Fri. & Sat. 743 Carnegie Dr INVERNESS HUGE Community Yard Sales. Over a dozen homes Sat. April 1, 8am-4pm Antiques, collectibles, toys, baby Items, sliver, coins, comic books, camera's, banks. 100's more. The Ranches, off 581 INVERNESS PARKWIDE SALE Fri. & Sat. 8-? Harbor Lights MHP 8618 E. Gospel Isl. Rd. INVERNESS Rotary Trash & Treasure Inside Sale, Sat. April 1 8a-3p First Presbyterian Church of Inverness, Hwy. 44-E by VFW Proceeds benefit Path Homeless Shelter INVERNESS Sat & Sun 115 Lakeview Dr. Inverness Sat & Sun. 8-2 Huge Yard Salel 3581 S. Diamond Ave. INVERNESS Sat April 1st 8am-1pm? Windermere Neighborhood Yard Sale. On Railroad St. Off Turner Camp INVERNESS Sat. 8am ? Laguna Palms Community Yard Sale Gospel Island Road INVERNESS Sat. 9AM-3PM . Northerners brought too much south Quality enough for the June bride. 5460 E. Arbor INVERNESS Sat. 9am-5pm Sun. Noon-5pm 10418 E. Victory Lane INVERNESS Yard Sale Saturday 6216 E. Penrose St. Keywest JUMBO SHRIMP 13 -15Ct. $5.00 Ib Misc. Seafood 795-4770 LECANTO Sat. 8-1 "Adopt A Rescued Pet Fund" 496 S. Otis Ave. LECANTO Sat. April 1, 7 until Many Items, located In e-r par p arl r.. Io t or-o. c IJr.:cOle Hjrrqtujre Hwy. 44 next to Seven Rivers Church PAUL'S FURNITURE New Inventory daily Store Full of Bargains Tues-Fri9-5 Sat.9-1 Homosassa 628-2306 PINE RIDGE Sat. 8 a.m.- ? NO EARLY BIRDS11 Furn, baby Items, lots more; 486 to Pine Ridge Blvd. 2 mi., left on Cavalry Lane Pine Ridge YARD SALE Fri. & Sat. 9-2 Good stuff! Great prices 4938 N. Buffalo Dr. Rainbow Spgs. Woodlands, Fri & Sat. 8-3 Multi-Family Collectables: Elec. doll houses, disney, :.lbage pat,:h doll: C.1lorbrnlo ral:e *t,, 4 Roper Tractors w/ Implements, tools, stucco mixer,,302 V-8 & transmission new, king mattress/box spgs, much more 8655 SW 205 Circle; SPRUCE CREEK PRESERVE BIG COMMUNITY YARD SALE Saturday, April 1st. Over 40 Vendors in Community Center Parking Lot 9am Noon SR 200 East of WIthlacoohle River Bridge toward Ocala STAINED GLASS CLASSES 10 wks at $80, Mon eve. Sat. morn. (352) 726-1765 The Path Very Ig. Indoor Yard Sale Sat. Only 8:00 1st Presbyterian Inv. Woodland Estates Sat. 8-1, furn., clothing, household, etc. 1551 NW 21 St. -US 19 to W. on NW 19th St. (light at mall) follow signs YANKEETOWN Fri., Sat., Sun. 31, 1 &2 6102 Riverside Dr. JEANS Designer sz-7/8 $5.00/pr Daybed with mattress $100, (352) 726-4022 WEDDING DRESS Ivory with veil, Size 8 Fancy, long train $1000 new/Sell for $350 (352) 400-2363 (pis leave message) I No.%- l PRESS & VENDING A B Dick printing press $350 OBO; Vending machine $350 OBO 1(352)726-8258 3 WHEEL SCOOTER Still under warranty, 7 months old, $900 obo (352) 637-3172 Electric Jazzy Wheelchair , excel cond. $1,200. (352) 527-3276 ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR Good cond, $1000 (352) 628-6856 HOVERROUND Motorized Wheelchair Barely used $800 OBO (352) 621-5588 LIFT CHAIR Floral print; Extra roomy; 3 mos. old; $450 (352) 382-1871 I Trailer for 12-14FT BAD CREDIT- MOVE IN NOWI Jon boat NO PROBLEM Brand new, warranted (352) 726-9369 If you own your land, homes. We have you are approved. 6 homes ready for Financing available, Immediate occupancy. everyone approved, Prices are from $109,900 no out of pocket to $125,900. All under closing cost. appraised value. Must NOTICE Call 352-621-0119 see before you buy TICE anywhere else. Pets for Sale BANK OWNED Taylor Made Homes In the State of Florida REPO"Sl 352-621-0119 per stature 828.29 all Never lived in New 3/2 on 1/2 acre. dogs or cats offered Starting @ $40,000 Drywall Finished, Over for sale are required Only a few left 1.800 sq. ft. Must seel to be at least 8 weeks Financing Available of age with a health Payments from Call (352) 302-3126 certificate per $349.00 per month NICE, 3/2, 1997 DW on Florida Statute. Call for locations 1/2 acre mol, Lecanto Exotic Ducks & 352-621-9182' area, $73,500. Possible Ducklings, crescent, terms or discount for rowan, Peking, Come See Our cash (352) 726-9369 hand raised New 2366 sq. ft. Owner Financing Denny (352) 628-2963 Modular Homel 4.5 acres. 1999 Db Greyhound, 4 yr old, Site Built, Quality Wide, 2000 sq. ft., male, neutered, shots, Manufacturing Prices designer kit., F/P, micro chip, $250. Call today $915./mo + Tax & Ins. (362) 382-0612 (352) 795-1272 (727) 438-1888 BURN BARRELS * $10 Each Call Mon-Fri 8-5 860-2545 55 GALLON FISH TANK w/stand; heaters, filters $250 (352) 527-4696 (After 4 wk day/After 10 am on weekend) 2000 Ceramic Molds, 3000 paints stains and glazes, kilns, $500 for all or will separate (352) 795-16 AIR CONDITIONER 18,000 BTU w/remote. New, $300 (352) 628-6856 BEAUTIFUL BEADED BRIDAL GOWN Cinderella Style; sz. 10; never worn $300 FIRM (352) 464-0606 Uc.#0256991 422-5000 FLAG POLE, $70 , PAIR OF SPEAKERS, $10 (352) 746-4279 GENERATOR, ONAN 4K $350 (352) 464-0742 GREETING CARDS 1000 greetings $125 obo; upholstery fabric $25 obo ,(352) 726-8258 HEPA FILTER,. New air purifier, was $148 asking $100/obo. (352) 637-1804 Keywest JUMBO SHRIMP 13 -15Ct. $5.00 Ib Misc. Seafood 795-4770 Kohler Industrial Genset 240 V/120 V; 6.5 k.w., 1500 revs, Cost $3500. Sell $750.00 (352)563-1915 MACINTOSH PERFORM model 550 computer with scanner, complete $75. NICE STAINLESS KITCHEN SINK faucet $20 (352) 860-2347 Motorized Scooter 2003, Revo, like new, $650. obo (352) 527-7829 MOVING SALE Ijrnillurl. rre zcr,; I'oi cabinet, metal file cabinets & much morel (352) 795-8655 MUST SELL Like new kitchen cabinets. Can AC unit, & five sliding glass doors, taking best offer (352) 274-5413 NEW SHED 7'9"X5'6" SUN CAST Resin shed, still In box. Paid $750, Sell for $625 (352) 726-0689 Nice Homemade 8Wx12Lx7H dog kennel, plywood floor & metal roof, would make a grear r.ricLer, co.,p or aviar, ,-,u mrr,:..e ' (352) 457-9596 Pressure Washer Sear; Qu. trir,', G:.ld 22.:':p.i 'rrp o.r, .. reel: p,..r lu .p.r.l, $195 352-464-0316 PRESSURE WASHER 2,500 PSI, w/Tanks, Trir., & generator $1,200 (352) 341-3300, Queen size, magnetic therapy mattress pad $179. 125 ft. of 6' chain link fence w/ 3' gate and assort hardware $125. 352-634-0241 SEAFOOD & TURKEY COOKER, nearly new, never used, LP gas burner, with deluxe stand, turkey pot & full new LP tank, $105 (352) 344-8328 Sewing Machine RICCAR 900 cabinet & chair, $90. (352) 447-4368 SOD. ALL TYPES Installed and delivery available.352-302-3363 WANTED TO BUY Very Reasonable non running outboard motor, under 20 hp. (352) 628-7818 WHITE POST HEAD- BOARD queensize, like new, $250 TWIN SIZE BED mattress., box spr- Ing, frame, $100 (352) 637-3172 WOOD PICTURE FRAMES for Oils & water colors, $2 to $15. (352) 341-1679 SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2006 1L3C Motorized Scooter Humanitarians Over 3,000 2003, Revo, like new, of Florida Homes and $650. obo Low Cost Spay & (352) 527-7829 Neuter by Appt. Properties Cat Neutered $20 listed at Cat Spayed $25 start at $35 homefront.com 10 PC. DRUM SET (352) 563-2370 STOP RENTINGIII Plus 3 cymbals, extra ITALIAN GREYHOUND & Brand New: 3/2 on well parts, must see. $950. MINI PINSCHER. Great kept lot in Beautiful 352-860-3767 with kids. Must Sell, Sumter County. Perfect KAWAI OAK PIANO $400/obo 352-302-7375 starter home. $500. Model 504-M, 51" Tall, JACK RUSSELL PUPS NKC Down. $650mo. PNI like new, pd. $4,000; Reg. Parents on prem. WAC. Call Today asking $2,500 OBO 3fem.$650@ 1 Male Tol ee: 866-773-5338 (352) 854-9143 $575. 352-613-5776 TAKE AT MY COST ORGAN BALDWIN FUN LAB PUPPIES REPO Dbl. Wide 4/2 MACHINE, (Overture) Champ bloodlines, exc. 1998 Homes of Merit, good cond.;, $350 dispos, M & F $500-$600 excel, cond., needs (352) 341-3003 (352) 860-2408 carpet & minor repairs. A steel at $28,000. LOP-EARED BUNNIES (727) 644-8228 Organ Just In time for Easter - Yamaha Eletone F45, $15 each or 2/$25 bench, books, digital (352) 628-6876 FM adv. memory MALTESE/YORKIE system $175. MATE/O e; y(352) 17-4368 1 yr. neutered male; (352)447-4368 shots, house trained, 7440 CHASSAHOWI1ZKA ORGAN, WERSI, exc. w/kids & adults 4/2, 1st/last/security German, beautiful $500 (352) 341-4009 $875 per month tone, "The Cadillac of Maltise Shitzu puppies 727-480-2507, 480-2216 Organs", $375 11 wks. old. Health cert. (352) 637-5064 males $350. ea. -A BIUe PIANO, SPINET w/bench (352) 628-2227 Jade walnut, humidity Med. Wooden Rabbit controled, exc. cond. & Hutch tuned, $575. w/ slide out tray $50. Over 3,000 (352) 465-3159 2 Dwarf Bunnies Homes and PIANO, WURLITZER $15.ea Properties Studio model. (352) 341-3295 listed at exc. cond. $800. POODLE PUPS (352) 344-8570 For sale $250 Spinet Piano, excel. (352) 637-2716 homefront.com cond, w/ bench, $350 RAT TERRIER PUPPIES Guitar Epiphone, AKC & UKC, $250 delux, Les Paul, Blk, gold d&UKI$5 hardware. $550. OBO Ready To Gal .E (352) 563-0166 (352) 746-5490 WURLITZER ORGAN ROTTWEILER 2001 HOMES OF Model 4020, works fine, PUPPIES MERIT. beautiful wood Parents on premises, 3/2 on 1.02 acres In SW cabinet, $150. (352) 249-8188 Ocala; 2,085 SF w/Ig LR (352) 465-7307 Schnoodle Puppies, and FR w/FP, front deck c nonshedding. sweet, and shed. Backs up to b I shots/wormed/ready 100+ acre pasture. All $375. (352) 628-0048 appliances Included. P lII I i.I r Siamese Kittens Priced to sell $169,900 sealpolnt males, 8 wks, Make offer-call **TREADMILL** 1 shots, health certs (352) 219-4536 $150 FIRM. $200. (352) 527-9876 3/2 On / Weslo Cadence TS 310. TINY TOY POODLE PUPPY 3/2 n Acre As Is/exc cond TN TO D Paved Roads, Call Patti (352)220-6249 AKC registered, very Lond.:oped Good.:d unique phantom .:r,i.ol Ir, -H,:.rr,:.:-:. coloring $900 (serious Call (352) 795-1272 Inq. only](352)726-1526 WANTED TO BUY 3/2 WITH POOL Good natured, house Gar. & carport. Huge 8' POOL TABLE, Slatetron broken smaller breed orange & grapefruit trees slab, red felt surface, dog for elderly on 1/3 acre. Cinnamon blk. rails, 2 yrs. old. Incl. Homosassa couple who Ridge by owner. $96,000. all access. $350; will love and care for it. (352) 212-1827 FOOZEBALL Table, Will pay areas. price. A MUST SEE NEWI standard, 2 yrs. old. $75. (920) 428-6118 '06 DW Showplace (352) 302-6797 Yrke P 06 DW Sh place Concealed Weapons AKC w/Health Cert, Homosassa Springs Permit 8 wks. (352) 726-5576 Lincoln Lane West Course 1,500 SF 3/2, 2 Decks (352) 726-5238 YORKIE PUPPIES Patio, Shed, Vy fence FLORIDA ARCHERY'S AKC, 1 M 1F 8 wks old 2 ac. Fab. plants/trees next league starts April 352-628-6914 Rm. 4 RV Boat Pets 4 @ 7:00 p.m. We have F(Design Decor avall) room for 26 shooters so Move In @ $189,000 register early/ll Appts. &/or Open' @ (352)447-4434 P 0 House Sun 1-4 GUN & KNIFE 11 yr old, 3D Barrel 727-534-8265 U &KNIF Horse, Mare, brown, SHOW $1500 (352)302-9548 A MUST SEE! Brooksville 1996 Reg. POA Mare New 3 bedroom, HSC Club White w/dark points, 2 bath on 1'? acre. April 1, 9am 5pm Western & Jumper 14H. C-rea.l I.jr, April 2, 9am -40m Belongs to 9yr. old. .: .r,: ru.:II:.r' Hernando County $1000 (352) 560-7860 too many optionsto list. Seller motivated,' Fair Grounds. BARREL/POLE Gelding $2,000 down, Admission $6.00 17 yr. old; $6500 OBO $587.47 per mo. (352) 799-3605 Riding Pony $700 Call for more into Keywest JUMBO SHRIMP w/ack or $650 w/o 352-621-9181 13-15Ct. $5.00 lb (352) 568-1019 Misc. Seafood 795-4770 Handsome 8 Yr. Old Beautiful 3,2 on Quarter Horse Gelding- 1 2 ,,:, ir, ,great Ladies Titanium O rahite I $1 .200. ., r..:.: t ..irl.: Shaft Woods. 1,3,5 & 7. $1,200. ..2 0'.tri.: i Vry good cond. (352)75279303 00 ar 1 50 $100. OBO .52) 795-6085 (352) 7469207 Crystal River MILITARY TACTICAL I 2/1 5'2.1MH or I a.:r. SHOTGUN Must sell, 1, 2 & 3 BDRMS.; $59.000 (352) 400-2668 Quiet family park, (352) 302-3884 PISTOLS FN Herstal w/pool, From $400. 5.7X28 Tactical Ingls. (352) 447-2759 Dbl. Wide 3/2, 1500 sq. w/dletachableBft.,1 acre, quiet setting; w/detachable lazer, 2 Bdrm.. fully furn .lH high & dry, F/P, garden -S197 rounds. 400-2668 all uli in r. Nice clean, tub, laundry m POOL TABLE, Brunswick, quiet park, short/long $79,900.(352) 465-2525 J-1 -,:. id ool boll S. term. (352) 564-0201 .:a... 1e,. I ;.ale ...' 1/1 Furn or Unfurn / FLORALCITY lamp & accessories 1/1 Furn, computer & 2/12/Glass screened room.rport $5,000. Now $2,500. scr.rm, carport No pets/ New,AC. 14X60 (352) 257-3001 Smoking (352) 628-4441 Nicel $49,900. POOL TABLE, CINNAMON RIDGE (352) 344-1362 Gorgeous, 8', 1" Slate, DW 3/2, lst, last & Sec. new in crate, $1395. $650 mo. 352-597-3519 (352) 628-0995 WANTED ALL TYPES OF CR/HOMOSASSA FIREARMS HIGHEST C.R. 2.12. DW aor . PRICES PAID. r, : ,H rI.: ' 352-489-2407 ,. .. ,r WE BUY GUNS Homosassa 2/1, screen- HOMOSASSA On site Gun Smithing porch, quiet, $500 mo, HOMOSASA (352) 726-5238 $1,500 move in 2001,3/2, on 1 acre Ist, last, sec. on both .75 acres.cleared. (352) 726-9386 10 X 13 shed $90,000 CRYSTAL RIVER (352) 220-4543 i 2/2, Central AC/H, HOMOSASSA By Owner BUY, SELL, TRADE, PARTS, No pets, $600, mo. Near Suncoast Hwy. REPAIRS, CUST. BUILD $650 sec. 352-795-8771 12x65 move In cond. HERNANDO 2/2, CBS gar, elec.- Hwy 44 & 486 1 /1, water view like door, 1 fenced acre, Ford Courier pick up new, no smoking/pets, scrn porch, rear deck bed trailer, heavy duty, $550./mo. 352-746-6477 part. furn. 352-344-8138 room on frame for tool INVERNESS IDEAL FOR SNOWBIRDS box. Reduced to $100 Lakefront 55+ Park Nice, DW, In 55+ park, 352-464-0316 Fishing piers, affordable tneress, NO 2aBR/s- living 1 or 2 BR. Screen Laundry Rm., Lg Fl. Rm., porches. appliances, Furn., dues, cicl. water, Leeson's 352-637-4170 sewer, rubbish removal, LECANTO Clubhse/Pool, F/T Park BABY CLOTHES 2/1, 14'W, C-H/A. No Mgr. $49,400. 344-5535 3 months to 3-T, Pets, $500 mo. $500 INGLIS BY OWNER 25 cents & up sec. (352) 746-1711 2/1.5 DW furnished on Children's shoes, 1.1 acre; 1 ml. to boat $2 and up. ramp; Fl. rm & deck; 4 (352) 726-2425 shed. Reduced $145K SCHWINN DOUBLE LJj J NIcel (352) 447-4221 CARRIAGE, like new. 250 Satellite 1962 LAKE TROPICANA $55 HIGH CHAIR, $0 Detroit, 44FT, 1 bed- Beautiful 3/2 DW on (352) 726-2425 room, appliances, A/C. 2.21 ac. Fenced bkyd. r Leesons 55+ $5,900 shed..Over 1800sf. !1?E nUSHi1 (352) 476-4964 w/open floor plan. S20LoMoes $145,900. 352-489-4371 3/2 and 4/2 Must Go LAND/HOME TREE LIMBS NEEDED Special Pricing. 1/2 acre homesite in Fresh cut Cypress Call today country setting. Uimbs, Pine Limbs and (352) 795-1272 3 bedroom, 2 bath Saplings. 352-726-8508 under warranty, S n 10x42 Mobile Home, driveway, deck, WANTED ANTIQUE Ready to move, on appllancepackage, OAK DRESSER axle and good tires, Must See, WANTED ANTIQUE OAK makes a good winter $679.68 per month (352)302-9684 home or hunting camp. W.A.C. Call No title $500. obo 352-621-9183 WANTED TO BUY (352) 860-1392 LIKE NEWI 2/2 on 1/2 Very Reasonable nonn AMERICAN HOMES Lacre w/carport. running outboard Southrn Energy Homes Must Seel Won't Lasti motor, under 20 hp. of Merrit Only $74,000. OBO Call (352) 628-7818 352-628-0041 (352) 302-8147 U/All M.TCP . CT-ASSI rj% Nero.. .. .. I I 'Jacobsen a Homes of Merits. Fleetwood emat0[!il :] P !iii il~bllouh~etSI Stop basGayWr Serv Iic S afi- i- iI i I" 0.4 r.,l. Possible Owner Financing $10,000 Down 2/1 SW on .25 acre, $39,950. HURRYI John @ ReMax (352) 795-2441 Very Clean, 2001, 3/2 on beautiful 1/2 acre, country setting, quit neighborhood, $93,900 (352) 628-7487 '02, DW, 2/2,55+ gated community, upgrades, furnished, $65,000. lived in 15 months, by owner, Walden woods (352) 382-0401 '86 VERY CLEAN 2/2 DOUBLEWIDE New appliances partly furnished, 2 sheds, la- nai, all new plumbing, $43,000. 352-428-8855 Crystal River Village 2 2 CW :.jrp.-.rt 55+ pool, club house, $50,000. (352) 795-6003 Floral City Undated 2/2 DW, turn., w/ scrn. rm. & carport, bike trail & lake 45+ $19,900. (352) 465-0014 FOR SALE BY OWNER 2/1 On Lke Rouseau, Partly furn. w/appll. Lot rent Incl. grbg, wtr, swr. boat docking, pets ok$14,000 352-447-2053/447-3474 Homosassa 1986, DW 2/2, com- Ig. porch, shed, 2 pools, 49,900. (352) 584-2348 HOMOSASSA 55+ on pond,2/2, furn., clubhouse w/pool, scrnd prch, utility room, deck. $24,900 1-352 267-6493/352-503-3636 HOMOSASSA In .t, pork lull, turril.r, ed; FL Room; C/H/A Carport; 3 Outbuildings All this for $22.000 (352) 628-9007 INVERNESS 2/2, all new appliances, flooring, screened/glass Florida room, furnished or unfurnished; 55+ AAA gated community, pool, clubhouse. Asking $65,000, obo Call (352) 637-6311 for an appointment. INVERNESS Waterfront w/rlver access 2/1 &1/2, screened porch, $13,900 513-238-2919 (513)238-9296 LECANTO 2'1.'cap.:rl 50 r..apo, lar-g ..:re,.nr lora 1, MOVE IN cond. $14,500 (352) 400-2551 LECANTO, 1991, DW 2/2 55+ Community- fully furnished, carport, Fl, Rm. + sun.porch, both w/ ir,.I ,..,ind.:.... h,:,p t. :.roe $32,000. (231) 649-0568 Locationli Locationli Homosassa, Best buyl! ".- ,or._: ,i^ ". t.:1.31n j Fr .a. ; ,-auiirui I'' [,A% H.:.,r.. : c.t .l.ril 2.,2 Lariir crp.-rl rhe3 turn., mar,, up ra'Je " $64,900. (401) 573-8766 MANY EXTRAS 01. OWV 22 "5* Cared community New laminate floor in. front and dining room. Completely furnished. Other Supgrades. Asking $63900. Walden - Woods. 352-503-3225. NEW 2BR/2BA in quiet adult park, Brooksville. Afford lot rent, financing avail to qual bi'ci,; InmT-ediale c,:,up.lar-n:f i 4 00u0 j.52; ',',.62'2 Nice S/W 2/1 turn. scrn rm. shed, xtras, $22,900 Roomy 2/2 D/W crprt shed, $22,000. In quiet secure 55+ pk. Close to shopping. 352-628-5977 STONERIDGE LANDING INVERNESS Come see this spac. beautiful, 2/2. Large kitchen with many updates, floors, walls, appliances. Glassed in porch with its own A/C. o-',0O i:"a I u lir, r..C:.,rT and lourj.3r, ,*r+,a Lovely AAA gated park with clubhouse and swimming pool. Call for viewing. 352-726-9921 Reduced to $49,500 IMMACULATE WESTWIND VILLAGE 3/2/Carport; 20 X 8 shed; generator; fully furnished; 3 yrs. old; $60,000 OBO (352) 628-0567 CR',-STiL '.'ER "15.5'uple 3vnll -15 1.4 5 '1 uple p e. ',:' ,,'o wa ,fro.' e895, 32.';'- ,s.&' e -'rr o,' u S6 vatmy1 3517l00 ar22, p .l aba.1 5/1 T1250 LECAnP1 2 I: + der. .'r cou' a ;..]t !-'141 .. ICW "', r':.l "'30.n. l ar1,rd' .95 3I2'? i;: '1 BREII nWeOa 5'-1 Tl r.rcr.i: ] DOUIJIEL LOt 312l ll.0:-.bi-FuMT. Lol' SASm'b CirTuiS HILL, ,v;Pool 110 Pd l, CITR'us 'sPRING-S 2t2N Elli 5845 20f1 CP S,'S rlIrERJESS COMMnIsIAL )ilt f,, L .ir s 4cl 0r x105q Fl.ra,. 3sk 53' 75 .w JENNIFER FOREMAN Realtor' ALEX GRIFFIN Realtoer RENAL CITRS[SPINIGS ........... $875 " CRYTALRIVER Over 3,000 Homes and Properties listed at homefront.com ,, ,,g .. .. -. $7 ,: N .',AnM,- 1 .:,0 ,L I f_,,-.,,d ,=00.- l,. i U l: CALL FOR LIST ACTION- Marie E. Hager (352)621-4780 -800-795-6855 CHASSAHOWITZKA 2/2, wtrfrnt. Crprt. $600 1st. last, sec. (352) 382-1000 2/2 WF Condo $850 2/2 WF Condo $900 2/2/1 Home $750 2/1/2 WF Home $800 3/3/2 Home $1200 4/2/2 Home $1300 3/2/2 Home $1400 Property Management & Investment Group, Inc. Licensed R.E. Broker -> Property & Comm. Assoc. Mgmt. is our only Business .. - Res.& Vac. I ernrol ,- -311.1' > C':,r,,3,' .:. HOrT.E owner Assoc. Mgmt. Robbie Anderson LCAM, Realtor 352-628-5600 info@oroperty managmentgroup co1' CITRUS HILLS Cle"r, l.eil r Tvi'l urn r i.ur .r T r r,'.:. (352) 476-42 (352) 527-8002 CRYS. RIVER FURN. i .' ujd,' t.:,.Ir, :rr, la.oi rr,,l ,:.,r,. HI C, o,-,i laur. :'.3'1, I,,, (352) 302-1370 CRYSTAL RIVER 2 E .' .:. .-,',r .:.:r 3. rurr.,ur.rurr. ...nilr. ;: Ier :.1I ijr m n'- orrnu l (203) 948-7407 INVERNESS 2,.' :.l ,,"..'l -t.:,S rr.'. p o: r j.: rr,o.l' pe, 352-746-3944 INVERNESS 2, 2- '..1 i..,'. H ,.i,, J:. L' l'I 0 .! r., llls rl: :,0'5. rra:r, lawn Inc. 352-726-8489 Windemere 2/2/1 Lanai, Incl. cbl, yard malnt.,communlty pool, dock, $875/mo Work: (352) 344-2222 CRYS RIVER/HOM. 2/1, with W/D hookup, CHA, wtr/garbage Incl. $530mo., Ist, Last & sec. No pets. 352-465-2797 HOMOSASSA 2/2/2 Fl. Rm, Scrn. prch. huge yard. $900/mos. Incl. water, grbg, & lawn. (727) 848-0502: INVERNESS New quiet 2 BR/2 BA/Garage No smoking or Pets $750/mo.; 12 mo. lease (352) 527-9733 CRYSTAL RIVER Newly Renovated 1 bedrm efficiencies w/ fully equip kitchens. No contracts necessary. Next to park/ Kings Bay Starting @ $199 wk (Includes all utilities S& Full Service Housekeeping) (352) 586-1813 FLORAL CITY Lakefront 1BR, Wkly/Mo No Pets. (352) 344-1025 HOMOSASSA I bedrm, waterfront, dock, Util. Inc., $900.mo.(352) 212-4721 Crystal Palms Apts 1 & 2 Bdrm Easy Terms. Crystal River. 564-0882 CRYSTAL RIVER 2/1 $650/mo. Coldwell Banker (352)634-0297 CRYSTAL RIVER Efficiency apt. quiet resid. neighborhood, $450/mo, incl. all util, satellite TV, air/heating, use of w/d, turn. scrn rm.. Require 1st & last mo. rent. 352-564-2413 or 352-302-9261 INVERNESS 2/1 Triplex clean and ' roomy. No smoking No pets $500; 1st, last + sec dep (352) 341-1847 after 6:00 pm INVERNESS Very nice 1 BR apts. Lakefront, boat ramp, fishing, etc. $495 mo. (352) 464-4669 Crystal Palms Apts 1& 2 Bdrm Easy Terms. Crystal River. 564-0882 Need a mortgage & banks won't help? Self-employed, all credit Issues bankruptcy Ok. Associate Mortgage Call M-F 352-344-0571 2-Business Locations& 909US44 & US19 acro- Iron. Arporn For Lease or Sale Presently used car lot. Crystal River 212-3041 HERNANDO ALESCI'S CORNER Office 1,000 SQ.FT. S650,'mo. PLUS TAX 1(800) 557-4044 Prime Location HWY 44 '.: rl1 w-l or wa'.morr i l:,q r, 6t.i i space I. i i. '11 1 r ;, u lr p. r- C 'V -. i f.ll Eu I. I., .i I Assurance Group Realty, 352-726-0662 L ZI CITRUS COUN'IY (FL) CHRONjCLd .U 1. ... I I, C"Eficenie C Rn.-Hue FLORAL CITY Sm.1/1 $400 mo. $600 sec. No pets. 352-637-9036 -U. ..Daily/W eekly Monthly Efficiency Seasonal $725-$1800/mo. Maintenance Services Available Assurance Property Management 352-726-0662 BEVERLY HILLS 3/1/1 $700/mo. Century 21 Alliance Realty (352) 249-4433 Large 1BR, family room or 2nd BR, large LR, eat-in kitchen, dining, CHA, clean, clean, clean garage $700 2BR, 2BA, family room, screen room, CHA, garage, & in good area $800 Call 746-3700, Real Estate Agent HOME FROM $199/MO 4% down, 30 yrs. @5.5% 1-3 bdrm. HUDI Listings 800-749-8124 Ext F012 HOMOSASSA 2/2/2 Fl. Rm, Scrn. prch. huge yard. $900 Inci wtr, grbg lawn. (727) 848-0502 If you can rent You Can Own Let us show you how. Self- employed, all credit Issues bankruptcy Ok. Associate Mortgage Call M-F 352-344-0571 TERRA VISTA 2/2/2 Den, Lanai. 2400SF New Golf Course Home MaInt. free. Amenities. $1400 mo 617-327-2042 WHY RENT, WHEN YOU CAN RENT TO OWNI A deposit Is required and will be credited toward your purchase. Call Alex.for details 352-686-8850 . BEVERLY HILLS i i i F l r. ,'h I . a \% D 1 -1 .,. : -.0 : I' l I .r .:. (352) 58624978 Beverly'Hills Lakeside Village nicely turn. 1 bed.. Some until. inc. $775. L/T Lease w/opt. (352) 201-0991 CITRUS SPRINGS 2/2, carport C/H/A, $725. mo. 1st, last. sec. (352) 746-0815 CRYSTAL RIVER 2/2/2 Waterfront Jacuzzi, FP, dock, pool, priv. patio. Long term or short term. $1600.mo. joannlrwln@msn.com (352) 875-4427 DUNNELLON 2/2 ACRE Mini Farm, 3/2 Mobile. $800/mo. Century 21 Alliance Realty (352) 249-4433 HOMOSASSA 55+ Comm. 2/2, Pool, clbhs. No smoking/pet, $775/ mo+ elec 207-446-0097 Old Homosassa COTTAGE 1 BR, fully furnished $850 mo. or $300. weekly. (352) 795-0553 Citrus Springs New 2005, 3/2/2 good location $900 mo. Gloria (352) 746-9770 (352) 697-0375 BEVERLY HILLS 2/1/1 Fl. Rm. 352-746-4673/464-2514 BEVERLY HILLS 2/2/1 C/H/A, WD Newly painted, newer appli. $825/mo 352-746-7466 CITRUS HILLS 2/2 Condo Citrus Hills 3/2 Brentwood 3/2Laurel Ridge Greenbrlar Rentals, Inc. (352) 746-5921 CITRUS SPRINGS 3/2/2 New Home Near conveniences $950/mo. 1st. last. dep. (352) 812-1414 Citrus Springs 3/2/2 Rent to own brand new home. Call (407) 227-2821 CITRUS SPRINGS 4/2/2 NEW HOME. Split plan. 2200 sq. ft. $1,000. mo (352) 341-1859 CITRUS SPRINGS A1TENTION: Rent while you buildI 3/2/2 Golf course home, $950 mo. (352) 422-6750 CITRUS SPRINGS Beautiful new homes starting at 3/2/2 In Exc. Comm, near school & golf courses, Starting at $895mo,. (561) 213-8229 CITRUS SPRINGS Large 3/2/1 split, scm. porch no pets $890. mo. $2,900 move in (352) 489-1411 CITRUS SPRINGS New 4/2/2 (352) 255-4626 CITRUS SPRINGS New home near golf 3/2/2, Washer/Dryer $900. mo. No pets, Call (352) 465-3371 email: wade12819 @netzero.net CITRUS HILLS $1400 Little Dove Terr. 3/2/2, Pool, Incl. Main. CITRUS SPRINGS $850 Claremont Dr. 3/2/2, New Home $750 N. Citrus Springs Blvd. 2/1.5/1, Screened Patio BEVERLY HILLS $1200 N. Bacall Loop 2/2/2, Pool, Inc. Main. $825 Laurelwood Loop 2/2/1, Windowed Lanai (over 55) $600 S. Washington St. 1/1, Encl. Patio s HOMOSASSA 3/2/2, Brand New, apple. Included, $950 + dep. (941) 928-5067 Homosassa Springs WOWI 2/2 CHA, Fenced backyard. 2 lots. Near. shopping; references required $750/mo. (352) 302-3319 Iv. msg. INV. Highlands House Rentals Avail. (954) 864-7660 INVERNESS 2/1, caged pool, Fla. rm, like new, no pets, 1no smoking close to Walmart, $950 mo. (352) 344-1411 INVERNESS 2/2, garage, $825 mo 110 Hunting Lodge Dr (352) 895-0744 cell INVERNESS 2/2/1; 1100sq.ft; vaulted ceilings; W & D hook-up; fenced back yard; Ice cold AC; like new cond.; $750 mo. .iC0 E mat 'i. (off y .. ...' S (352) 464-4187 INVERNESS 2/2/2, nice neighbor- hood, privacy fence, lake access, $700, 1st, last, sec. (352) 344-4046 INVERNESS 3/2, (Highlands area) Credit check $850, 1st, last, sec. (863) 648-0618 INVERNESS 3/2/2 Newer Home 1st, last, sec. $895. mo. credit check no pets/ smoking (352) 344-1831 Inverness H-Lands 2/1/1, clean, C/H/A, WD, $700/+ 1st. last. sec. 352-464-4211 OAKWOOD VILLAGE 3/2/2, $950.mo Please Call: (352) 341-3330 For more Info. or visit the web at: cifrusvillaigis rentals.com SUGARMILL WOODS Homes/Villas/Condos 2&3 bdrm + pool $850 to $1250 mo. SMW Sales (352) 382-2244 SUGARMILL WOODS New 4/2/2, Immed. oc.c (352) 428-9710 SUGARMILL WOODS RENTALS .com Houses, Villas, Pools " All under $995mo. 877-632-3008 CHASSAHOWITZKA 2/2, Wtrfrnt. Crprt. 600 1st. last. sec. (352) 382-0OO0 CRYSTAL RIVER 2/2/2 Waterfront Jacuzzl, FP, dock, pool, priv. patio. Long term or short term. $1600.mo loannlrwln@msn.com (352) 875-4427 CRYSTAL RIVER 2/2, Condo, newly furn. near Kings Bay, Dock/Pool, $995. moo. Annual (352) 795-1863 INGLIS 2/2 HouseCHA W/D hookup $700 mo + 1st, last &dep. water & garbage, 14185 W. River Rd 352-447-5244 Cell 360-798-2681 osmosis drinking system, screened In pool. Well landscaping/sprinkler system and blueberry garden. House appraises for $315,000. Asking $298,000. without Realtor, Call (352) 746-2146 for Info CRYSTAL RIVER Lg. 3/2/2 ; 1st & Sec. $1,350 mo. Pets ? (352) 795-0207 LUXURY WATERFRONT APTS. 1/1 Rent includes trash & water. 1st, last & security. No pets; Avail. now. (352)563-5004 OLD HOMOSASSA Stilt house 12250 Red Maple. 2/1, LR, DR. eat In kit, den. AC, heat. $875. By appt. 628-3992 FULLY FURNISED 2/2 w/ DW, MW, C/H/A, Refrl,. Dishes, leather recliner, 65ft Homossa dock. 813-299-8142 INVERNESS Kitchen & bath priv. Washer & dryer, $100 wk. Refs.(352) 726-7753 2 Bdrm., fully furn, MH all Uti. Incl. Nice clean, quiet park. short/long term. (352) 564-0201 CRYSTAL RIVER 2/2/2 Waterfront Jacuzzi, FP, dock, pool, prIv. patio. Long term or short term. $1600.mo. joannlrwln@msn.com (352) 875-4427 CRYSTAL RIVER Comm. Warehouse for Rent 300-1000sf, $400-$1000mo. On US 19. Contact Lisa Broker/Owner (352) 634-0129 S Florida Realty J .Auction, Inc. Iag (352) 563-01991 New Homes on your land In as little as 4 mos. Call Suncoast Homes (352) 697-1655 PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: SAll real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to Fair Housing Act which makes It Illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handi- cap, familial status or national origin, or an Intention, to make such preference, llml- lat.c.r or discrimina- tionr. Familial status in- cludes children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18. This newspaper will i, l I.' Jr. gi, ....::.1c 2r,, 0.30 il.Ir., 1. real e ntlC .,nri.:r J irn r g r-' = REAL ESTATE CAREER | Sales Liec. Class I I $249. Start 5/2/06 CITRUS REAL ESTATE I SCHOOL, INC. .(352)795-0060 MR CITRUS COUNTY REALTY ALAN NUSSO 3.9% Listings INVESTORS BUYERS AGENT BUSINESS BROKER (352) 422-6956 APRIL 1st, & 2nd, 12PM to 5PM Pine Ridge Estates, Beverly Hills Tile floors, & counter tops, security system, many extras. $199,000 (352) 422-4544 Bruce R. Your World KELLER The Brunk Dream Team Brunk R WILLIAMS. 352-228-7744 Realtor' H y R E A LT Y . ww chmonfolsonhlne.cam CITRUS SPRINGS 2/2/1 8111 N ELKCAM BLVD. SUN. 12-4PM Golf Course View (352) 489-8605 OPEN HOUSE APRIL I & 2 11AM-4PM By Owner Tour 61395. 2/2, like new, upgraded, model home with dock on closed canal. Private access to Tsala Apopka Chain, Neighborhood boat/RV storage with homeowners fee. New carpet, W/D, CH/A, appliances stay with home. $199,900 (352) 726-6890 Waterfront Home Sun. 1-3 & By Appt. 10496 W.Halls River Rd Homosassa. 2/2 + den. PRICE REDUCED $48,000. BELOW APPRAISAL $675,000.00 The Trump Sisters (352) 422-4154 ACROPOLIS MORTGAGE *Good Credit *Bad Credit/No Credit *Lower Rates *Purchase/ Refinance *Fast Closings, Free Call 888-443-4733 ATTENTION MORTGAGE NOTE HOLDERS ROBERT BARNES can turn your monthly payments Into CASH. CALL (352) 527-7400 HAMILTON GROUP FUNDING, we specialize In all types of mort- gages and all types of credit. Call AnnMarle Zarek, (352) 341-0313 r ONEYTOLEND Private Investor, SHard Equity, No Credit, No.up Front I I Fees, Real Estate | Collateral Call Steve S(352) 503-3320 (352) 540-1523 Need a mortgage & banks won't help? Self-employed, all credit Issues bankruptcy Ok. Associate Mortgage Call M-F 352-344-0571 I\ Florida Ral, y HiecLion. Inc (352) 563-0199 2/2 on '1 acre. .:..n. I,i ].-.rr, El L'- .' .' Golf Course. renovated w/ new ceramic tile firs. & carpet $169,000. (352) 302-9597 2/2/1.5, split plan w/ Cath. Ceiling, Liv. Rm Din Rm, Sky Ught In Kit., Fl Rm, Scr porch, Shed, New AC, $139,900. (352) 465-1904 3/1/1 Lg. Patio, very nice w/new carpet, $129,900. 630-400-1098 or 630-400-4784. com/2/houseforsale 3/2/3,.2002 Mitch Underwood built pool Home on 2 corner lots, $298,500. TPA 60962 (352) 465-4952 4/2, open floor plan, $204,900. lots morel 9936 N. Quarry Dr. (352) 489-9810 A new 06 3/2/2, + den, form.din, over 2000 living sq ft., upgrades By Owner ,$219K (352) 854-7170 Jocelyn "Joy" Adams Realtor Cell: (352) 613-2815 Florida Home Sales & Development, Inc. Office: (352) 489-6006 flhomesinocala.com A joy to be on your side. Call me. NEW 3/2/2 $184,900. View online at forsalebvowner.com Listing ID#20492522 Call 407-227-2821 REDUCED 3/2/2, Pool Home new flooring through- out, fresh paint In & out TERRA VISTA (352) 344-8401 3/2/2 Villa, bright rms, (352) 344-0054 Iv.msg neut. colors, many 2/1/1 upgrades, Htd. spa/ 2Florida Ro .A is, pool, open view, Must Florida Room$9200 As Is, see to apprec. $353,000 8 W. Michigan St. (352)586-0833 (352)527-9217 * * 2/2/1 Imperial Exec. Cer. Tile thru-out, new 3.9/2.9% paint in/out, newer ap- Full Service Listing pllances, newly remod- eled master bath. Why Pay More??? Over 1400 living sq. ft. No Hidden Fees $129,900 352-302-6797 25+Yrs. Experience 2/2/1 1/, Villa Call & Compare Completely $150+Mllion SOLDIII Furnished $155,000. Please Call for Details, (352) 527-2549 Listings & Home For Sale By Owner Market Analysis Nice 2/1/1, tam. & laun- K A NI dry rms. C/H/A, w/ out- RON & KARNA NEITZ side storage building BROKERS/REALTORS 7 Melissa Dr., $107,500. CITRUS REALTY GROUP 352-527-7191 (352)795-0060. I.-I -.- I REDUCED 3/2/2 For Sale by Owner. 2 Like New. Great bedroom, 1 bath, neighborhood, near family room, carport. golf course & schools. 1108 sf living area. 1530 $189,900 (352) 634-3800 sf under new roof. 'Your hboUpdated kitchen & 'Your Neighborhood bath. New central A/C REALTOR' & heat handler. All tiled except newly carpeted bedrooms. Camp. redone Inside & out. Empty and ready to occupy. Realtor says list at $129,900. We say $112,900. for 2 weeks then Realtor gets listing. Drive by- 17 N. Tyler St, call Cindy Blxler Interested Call Brian & REALTOR Linda at (352) 489-3584' 352-613-6136 RENT TO OWN - cbixlerl5@tampa NO CREDIT CK. 3/11V/I, bav.rr.com 321-206-9473 visit lademisslon.com Craven Realty, Inc. 352-726-1515 * * * -3.9%/2.9% Full Service Listing 3179 W. Daffodil Drive Why Pay More??? 3/2/2 w/ den, No Hidden Fees immaculate, 18 x 36 self 25+Yrs. Experience cleaning pool on 1.25 Call & compare acres. Agent owned, $150+Mllllon SOLDI!! $329,000, 352-746-3995 Please Call for Details, Listings & Home Market Analysis RON & KARNA NEITZ BBROKERS/REALTORS .S-,.; ,. CITRUS REALTY GROUP 3179 W. Daffodil Drive (352)795-0060. 3/2/2 w/ den, Immaculate, 18 x 36 self cleaning pool on 1.25 acres. Agent owned. . $329,000. 352-746-3995 1820W BEGONIA DR 344 N. Brighton Rd. 3/2/2 pool on lac. 3 yrs. old, some 8x16' cist. In MB. Yr rnd. urn., $375,000. lanal w/summer kit. urn., $375,000. $329,900. By owner by apptoinment 352-746-1635 (352) 344-9436 3/2/1g. 2'2 car gar. on 1 acre. pool, newly remodeled $219,000. By owner, 352-216-5017 By Owner 3br, 2ba, 2 cg, plus detached 2 car garage. $305,000. Owner financing avail. 4749 N. Pink Poppy Dr. (352) 746-9795 By Owner, Former Builder's Model 2800 sq. Bonnie Peterson ft. of luxury living, All the bells & whistles, plus all Realtor tile & h.w. floors. 3BR 3 BA and 3Car. gar. Ig. Your Satisfaction is lanai w/FP & heated my Futurel. spa & pool, 1 acre landscaped lot w/ (352) 794-0888 -fenced backyard. (352) 586-6921 Reduced to $479,900. Exit Realty Leaders of 352-746-4160 Crystal River Don't Horse Around! Ie FAIRMONT VILLA ,. E maintenance free living .2/2/2 Call Diana Willms $189,900. A Pine Ridge Resident (352) 563-0893 L/M REALTOR FOX HOLLOW,- Maint. 352-422-0540 Free, 2/2/2, w/ ig. Fl. dwillmsl @tampa Rm. or 3rd br. Open fl. bay.rr.com plan, 25'x21' gar. FP, Sec. alarm, 2450sf. Craven Realty, Inc $219,900. 352-795-9133 352-726-1515 FSBO'S We will sellyour house in 3.9%/2.9% 6 months or ERA will buy itl Full Service Listing Visit Why Pay More??? for more info. or r .:. Hidder. Fe: a call352-302-9781 L l. rce r, ,. i ERAAnrerlion,,R, ,i $150-Mmlion SOLDII! Listings & Home Market Analysis RON & KARNA NEITZ BROKERS/REALTORS CITRUS REALTY GROUP (352)795-0060, FREE Home Warranty Policy when listing your house with "The 4/2.5/2 Max" R. Max Simms, 2600 sq. ft. on LLC, GRI, AHWD 2,600 sq, ft. on Broker Associate. 1 ac. pool, ready to (352) 527-1655 move in. $225,000. Richard (352) 422-0642 6wacM{d Brentwood Townhouse LG] AC Hickory Plan, 1,850sq ft,. H 2.5/2.5/1, den, lahai, M Esate tile, b.i. China Cab/ bookcase; lighted fans; Need a mortgage premium setting; & banks won't help? Citrus Hills Membership Self-employed, Never occupledl all credit Issues 1596 Spring Meadow oar.u .J t.=.~.? Loop, $219,500 ..,. I,, l, 1.,:.. (352) 527-1636 Call M-F 352-344-0571 Call MF 352-344-0571 Citrus Hills Terra Vista Home. 2/2/2 Lanai, ... pool, formal DR, ceramic tile floors. 3.9%/2.9% Single Family Full Service Listing Residence 1.733 sq ft Why Pay More??? Great Location No Hidden Fees Must See 25+Yrs. Experience $346,131 Call & Compare Call 352-228-3908 $150+Million SOLD!!I Please Call for Details, . Listings & Home Market Analysis RON & KARNA NEITZ BROKERS/REALTORS CITRUS REALTY GROUP Unique Energy Efficient Home on natural, private, 1.4 acre. form- FREE Home Warranty er model, Gourmetjdkt. Policy when listing FP In mstr. bdrm. pond, your house wlth, "The w/waterfall, ,azzi Max" R. Max Slmms, 2100 sq. ft. REDUCED LLC, GRI, AHWD $325,000. wwwitus Broker Associate. swapshopcom (352) 527-1655 click on buy, realestate, ,,, homes, Coralwood for IJMWdL fWlr virtual tour. appt.s' L. (352) 746-3330 alS FSBOI Barely used Vac, I home. Built in 2002, 3/2 /// Ve; c In Brentwood. Gated 2/2V2/2 Very clean, Comm, Recreational New lam. floor/carpets, CoF Rcilrtiesi Mona $147,000 352-726-5598 upacltes $2n900. 786-286-163 on't Last. Call for 2/1, FLA RM,carport, Quick Showing Cent A/H, new kitchen, 352-746-4134 INN" . -.- I mommommommommomir- LECANTO 8 Room, 2.5 Ba/2 car; Garage, Framed house' on 1 acre w/pool & spa $199,500 (352) 628-7993 I MM"M C-ILASSIIFI:F-IDS BY OWNER 2004 Custom 3/2/2 1 acr. w/pl chem free, $319,000 (352) 572-4585 PRICED TO SELL* Cellna Hills; 2/2/1; all new S.S. appl.; & tile; fl. rm,; privatel/2 ac. lot; Elegant home $164,900 352-344-5737/302-4708 Lakefront 3/2/2+, pool, dock, carport. Nearly 1 acre, 375k. See at Property ID# 61282 Call for appt. (352) 697-3124 18 Yrs. in Citrus Call Me ERIC HURWITZ 352-212-5718 ehurwitz@ tampabay.rr.com Exit Realty Leaders 1936, 2/1, CRACKER STYLE HOUSE on 2 city lots, $101,500 (352) 613-5425 7615 E.Stagecoach Trail 3/2/2 scrn. pool, 2300 Sq/Ft Block Ranch on 100x125 fenced lot Completely remodeled $169,000 FIRMI Call 352- 601-3863/201-9101 Priced to Sell, 3/2/2, w/ fenced In back yard, a must see at $158,900. (352) 726-3258 2/1/carport, CB, new kit. cabs., C/H/A, apple , carpet & wood; good well; needs finish work. $89,900 (352) 464-1099 3/2/2, 1963 Sq. Ft. on % acre lot w/privacy fence, 1 ml. from town. Also detachable grg. & *strg. shed + extras. $274,000 (352) 637-1061 3/2/2, Pool w/ Ig scrn. deck, scrn. porch w/ Jacuzzl, den w/ FP, Ig. fenced yard, sprinkler . sys., Sunrise Lake Estates $245,000. (352)344-3110 Beautiful Cellna Hills 3/2.5/2 pool home on ac Or Cllru, Hill, S'.lr.-;r.p rip. a 11 $258,700. (352)302-0746 BRAND NEW & READY FOR YOU BEG. OF MAYI j o IR, ll III .u'l, -rr ".ic'iT i Ci aulla1u- ,1i'0 o,3 1,ot In, rl.: ,3 '3 3 , ,Many extras, Come see (352) 726-1708 BY OWNER 3/2/2 6360E Gurley, Highlands Split plan, Wood Floors thru-out, New Kit. Pam. Rm. w/Gas FP $164900, 352-302-3901/726-9928 ByOwner, Highlands 2/2 New roof &tile floors, AC 2 yrs SG,much more Owner returning to UK, Tip top cond. Don't miss $138,800 (352) 344-1804 CITY LIMITS Close to everything, Immaculate, 2/2 home. $139,900 106 Cabot St. (352) 726-2361 GOSPEL ISLAND 3/2/2 Close to lakes; comp. remodeled, new roof, 1400 ft living, new appli- ances, tile floors, fire- place, split-plan, 12x14 workroom. $174,900. 352-634-0052 HIGHLANDS 3/2/2 1/2 acre wooded lot, privacy fence, shed, split plan, wood & tile floors, screen porch, built '99 Great cond. 5435 S. Bristol Ter., $189,000 (352) 726-5275 INVERNESS GOLF & CC 3/2/2, Inground caged pool 16x28, Inground sprinklers $195,000 3108 S. Tellco Ter, (352) 637-0041 464-2363 INVERNESS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 3/2/2 CBS home, with out- standing pool/patio area, caged. Privacy fence. 1/2 acre, many extras, $234,500 (352) 637-9537 or 220-2020 MOTIVATED SELLER 2/2/1 Highlands Home Borders Holden Park Oversized lot, wood floors, Ig. shed $129,900 Lv. Mess (352) 726-0643 Need a mortgage & banks won't help? Self-employed, all credit Issues bankruptcy Ok, Associate Mortgage Call M-F 352-344-0571 NOT A MICKEY MOUSE List with me & get free home warranty. No transaction fees (352) 586-9072 Nature Coast Spotted Dog Real Estate (352) 628-9191 When: Saturday, April 1, 2006 Time: 11 am 3 pm Where: 2354 Cellna St., Inverness, FL 34453 Din 44 W to ighf on Crft to left on Celina House on left. Come and look at this elegant, open, spacious, and welcoming 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with caged pool located in Celina Hills Includes tons of upgrades Including a steam room shower in master bath --I Homosassa Homes C4 Citrus County en Hnmp.,. I 3/1, APPROX 1,408 living area, new bath, kitchen & flooring, $112,000 (352) 461-6973 4/2/2 SPLIT & OPEN Floor plan, spac. rooms, large kit. w/Island, big deck, motivated sellers $190,000 no areas. offer refused. 352-302-2432 Bonnie Peterson Realtor Your Satisfaction Is my Future (352) 794-0888 (352) 586-6921 Exit Realty Leaders of Crystal River Cute 3/1 on Large Lot Newly updated, quiet area. Priced to sell at $92,500. (352) 726-3258 ATTN: 66146 HOME BUYERS We will contribute up to $3,000 towards your down payment/ closing cost when you buy any home in Citrus County through us, Visit www,iheivoryteam.com for more info, or call 352-302-9779 ERA American RMlI .le & im.si LARGE 3/2/2 Heated Pool, Spa, Located at Seven Rivers Golf Course Many amenities, / Lot $295,000.(352) 795-1804 Motivated owner, Beautiful 3/2/2, backs up to Seven Rivers County Club, $297,000. auction.con 352-563-0199 Need a mortgage & banks won't help? Self-employed, all credit Issues bankruptcy Ok. Associate'Mortgage Call M-F 352-344-0571 NEW CAPE COD IN NEW SUB DIVISION 2,900 sq. ft. of Living, 1/2 Ac. 2 Car Garage. $235,900. Call (352) 746-5912 3.9%/2.9% Full Service Listing Why Pay More??? No Hidden Fees 25+Yrs. Experience Call & Compare $150+Milllon SOLDIII Plea.. Coa i.,r C,raoii.. RON & KARNA NEITZ BROKERS/REALTORS CITRUS REALTY GROUP (352)795-0060. 2 STORY LOG CABIN BY OWNER, 3/3 w/1/1 in- law apt. 28X40 garage/ wrkshp. fenced ac REDUCED TO $249,900 Make offers. (352) 628-7167 5 Acres w/ 2 Bedroom house, I bath, Icar gar. scrn. par, fenced, new paint, open space $280,000. negotiable (352) 628-1922 2003, Homes of Merit, 1600sf, 3/2 on 2 acres, paved driveway, front & rear decks, carport, no Brokers, $135,000. (352) 628-2541 3/2, OVERSIZED GARAGE/WORKSHOP Sbig fam. rm., $179,900 (352) 267-0211 3/2/2 New Block home. In The Meadows Deed restricted. Last one we have avail. SBelow appraisal. Only $135,500. Compare. Imperial RE Bill Pritchard, Realtor (727) 271-0196 Beau. Home 3/2/2 on 2.5 acres, Built 2001. Lg.' Shed, Cement driveway, fenced yard, dog kennel. Asking $169,000 (352) 628-9499 ,'(Citus-Maionan PALM HARBOR 3/2 Tile kitchen, LR, DR, laun, pantry, 1450 sf. Driveway, Carport, Shed, lanal, 55+ comm. $99,900 Walden Woods many amenities. By Owner (352) 382-1670 Waterfront Home Sun. 1-3 & By Appt. 10496 W.Halls River Rd Homosassa. 2/2 + den. PRICE REDUCED $48,000. BELOW APPRAISAL $675,000.00 The Trump Sisters (352) 422-4154 BY OWNER, 4/2/3 12 Chinkapln Circle Estate Lot, Pool & Spa, near 4th tee, 5,100 sf 2,500 living, $329,000 (352) 228-7755 CYPRESS VILLAGE Cul-de-sac lot, double lot both sides; lots of greenway. By owner. $85K OBO (352) 527-2729 DUPLEX 2/2/2 On each side Income producers (352) 592-9811 OPEN HOUSE' Sat &Sun 11 am-4pm Custom New Home 3/2, pool, 2351 sf, many upgrades, $299,000. 10 Green Park Blvd 727-967-2292 3.9%/2.9% Full Service Listing Why Pay More??? No Hidden Fees 25+Yrs. Experience Call & Compare $150+Million SOLDI!! Please Call for Details, Listings & Home Market Analysis Broker/ Realtor Your Real Estate Consultant with vision, PARADISE REALTY & , Investments Inc. 7655 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy., Crystal River (352) 795-9335 LIKE NEW CONDITIONS 1.75 acres, FSBO , $115,000 OAC (813) 333-5792 CA3I "t Citrus Co c= Homes Ity Michele Rose REACTOR  corn Listing ID#20492522, Call 407-227-2821 Over 3,000 Homes and Properties listed at homefront.com PINE RIDGE . On Pony Dr. 4/3.5/3 on 5.6 acres, on equestrian trail $495,000 FIRM (352)586-6468 I q11 -.......... HOUSE 3/2 2150 sq.ft. under roof, corner, 2 car garage, city water, well, new roof, wood decks, privacy fence, 3, screen enclosures, fam. rm. tile, woman's dream kitchen "A Must See" Large trees, Appt. only (352) 586-7685 SELL OYURHOMT7 Place a Chtitcle".'- 6' ..Co1 . S'(S'fle Resrlrlone-, SPLIT LEVEL. 3.2, '. ; 2- on 1.16 acres, 3700 total sq.ft. Many extras & Improvements. $335,000 obo. (352) 860-0160 302-8437 A*.p. 1 2006 u'mr urrrirrY r '(UIVCwe n LI NCOLN 2006 V MERCURY LINCOLN LS ~V8 GRAND MARQUIS MERCURY 2006 LINCOLN TOWN CAR ~- ~ #8805o 'I re u IA-1. CC REb3 I S il00C .hr.er LiCall, aen-j I jC'Fird i.1oci~r Cir ~'4 \.eAa$~ r~ aI 3,OOO +7 7,000 Factory Rebate Roy Brown Discount = $10,000 Total Savings on ANY New 2006 Lincoln LS V8 In Stock NEW SHIPMENT OF THE NEW SHIPMENT OF THE ALL NEW4 2006 LINCOLN ZEPHYR! s 929,999" Sr 0l 00 S m $2' 006l:, 2 L $O L ll. ard 111 u Fi' rvlo,:,r CrE.lr 0 [@k1iTBI %bu lei i MERCURY MONTEREY WAS $35,620 NOW $26,150 16 Aluminum Wheels Power Lift Gate Luggage Roof Rack Dual Power Sliding Doors AM/FM 6 Disc CD 6 Way Power Front Seats Many Many More Options #8,'.28 NIEW zA20 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER 16" Aluminum WA SJ Wheels Fog w Lamps. Side 33 ,095 Repeater Lamps Dual Power S Mrrors. Cargo Management NOw System Loaded 25 &462 W Options' $ I 1 #3s-.25. NEW 200 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER I17 TAluminum YE IA lWheels. Running Il ~Boards Roof $34,930 Rack Privacy Glass. Dual Electronic i u ~ Climale Control. Nmo Much Much 2, uS More, 27,125 #3271 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER 17'Aluminum / EA^ Wheels Side fEA Repeater Lamps, 35240 Running Boards $35', 'Roof Rails. Power Driver/Passenger WH^ Seats Dual Zone S Climate Control. -,"-" Options On Top $7455 OfOptions A ' .-^--J#S45-:1 2002 FORD TAURUS Red cloth interior full polner #862641 $7995 2001 MERCURY SABLE LS WAGON Silver leather #8758A4 $7995 1997 TOWN CAR SIGNATURE Blue 45k miles one on-ner #896"74 $,995 1999 GRAND MARQUIS LS Silver moonroof Ithr like nett #8774B $8,995 2001 MERCURY SABLE LS Red 18.000 miles tR2993 $,995 2004 FORD 2003 FORD FOCUS TAURUS SE 9 000 miles. CD Green cloth. 36k Player #R3005 miles #R3019 $10,995 1,995 2005 FORD 2002 GRAND FOCUS ZX5 MARQUIS LS Silver. hatchback. Ithr. Ultimate blue leather like new #R3073 #8445B $11,995 $12,995 2004 FORD 2004 MERCURY 2005 FORD 2003 GRAND 2003 MERCURY 2005 SABLE LS 2003 FORD 2003 GRAND 2003 TAURUS TAURUS SES MONTEREY VAN FOCUS ZX4 MARQUIS GS SABLE LS Silver. moon roof MUSTANG MARQUIS LS WAGON Silver moon roof Ithr Green 28.000 miles Gold CD 15k mi Blue. 17k miles one WVhile only 14k mi leather CD player Only 7 000 miles CD Ultimate candy apple Gold 20 000 miles 23k mi R3064.4 cloth interor #R3063 #R300- owner #R3068 leather nt #86464 #R3022 player V6 #R3030 red 38k mi Ithr #R3066 #R3025 :12,995 $13,995 $13,995 13,995 $ I3995$ 14,995 $14,995 $14,995 $ 14,995 2003 GRAND 2002 FORD F150 2004 GRAND 2005 FREESTAR 2005 GRAND 2005 GRAND 2003 LINCOLN 2002 LINCOLN LS 2003 TOWN CAR MARQUIS LS SUPER CAB MARQUIS GS SEL MARQUIS LS MARQUIS LS AVIATOR LIMITED SIGNATURE t' white leather mnl 17. Black VS Silver 23 000 miles W'hite dual air 20k mi Leather 19 000 miles Gold leather Chrome ihils 3rd seat Burgandy. moon roof Special Edition. 26k mi loaded #R3074 #R3043 leather mt #R3065 DVD player #R3021 blue #R3032 19 000 miles #X853 6 changer CD #X836 miles #R3071 $ 15,995 $ 15,9995 5,995 I995 17995 $17995 19995 $19,995 $21,995 2003 LINCOLN 2003 TOWN CAR 2004 TOWN CAR 2005 FORD 2005 TOWN CAR 2005 FORD F150 2005 TOWN CAR 2005 TOWN CAR 2006 TOWN CAR TOWN CAR PRESIDENTIAL SIGNATURE EXPLORER LIMITED SIGNATURE CREW CAB 4X4 LIMITED LIMITED SIGNATURE LIMITED ,'hite. Signature one Blue 19 000 miles Gold 9 000 miles Gold. 4x4 V8 llthr Lt Tundra Green LVhite 5 4 Triton Silver, moon roof, Gold. moon roof, loaded Sky blue, 6,000 miles - onner tar top #R3058 one OLt ner #R3061 #R3057 chrome l his #R3078 8 000 miles #R3080 only 21k mi #R3067 19k miles #R3079 #R3059 #R3076 $21,995 $21,995 $24,995 $26,995 $26,995 $26,995 $27,995 $27,995 $30,995 EMOTORCRA AUIORI C AA GENUINE $ 95 MICHELIN PREMIUM WEAR SYSTEM CHECK I MOTORCRAFT I SYMMETRY ECH INDICATOR 19 I-Inspect AIC system components *2 1 BRAKE SERVICE 8 P225/60RL6 7 I Perform electronic inspections W IPER BLADES *AnalyzeAIC refrigerant *MeasureAIC pressures *Leak test the Getthe brakesengineered specificallyfor your vehicle. i,:ui,,ng br r.: nr, las tra eplcermnn F. AIC system with Ford authorized service equipment Installed by the experts who know your vehicle best. ih. frr s oT r: .I orn1Cra ran.7 Mr~..rs fCenure M ,,or *rfr ,%irer bl3*l ie, r c :, r per ,.'er ,.1, r rr,,_! ,' ,-e lr ,]e r r ,3 T,. e r, r,,.i ,Jrlr, i ,:,r,,' i,'r, ,IrJ.- ,i i, ." .,:, r,, .a, 0 rC F rr r,, M.:,rir1 rr.lel; Co ,rrn rn ul be pirnr i, lie,' i T rCouporn r T, uU I e t preo eer% d ai hrre -- Cr, irlr,,. ,:Jr,,? ,re E .,*' j,]t rl', l, r,l,,i,-,,] r,.,h:,rf..Ii en, ,d1,urt, Th .,-. ri &fImerlTcd iT ii'A of ,, ern,'e croer ,iadeu u 'EeeService "d.n. r for Oev ,-_ C,'upon T r e. i r ,erder preu re Ed ci0 iiric of Crue on'. t -,%rite u'rd-r1'Arai e ,iu. inr., See *erf.,i, 1 pr ", ,'e riri er .'.n5- uni l, Sre SerSce Ad.isor for _.pnree 4, '. C C r.,ie r ,.Z3, ,r for ,etbiC E re 0 0U CC -,.,I,:,Or .l 1r l. F , :ltE rt-.it E l ,r: 4 .,'i 6 ,,CC Mo .Fi.-,S t - SALES EVENT MERCURY MONTEREY 16 Aluminum /w AS Wheels, Automatic W Head Lamps Dual $34,270 Power Sliding Doors Luggage Roof Rack AM/FM 6 Disc NOW :CD Loaded s4,994 With OpIonst9 24l 4#82 .9 SATui,.DAY, AiML 1, 2006 JSC ,, sCoNY F) SST}/ - %KS. .1. -1 TA I i lw.. A I ,4Alt-, , lim CITRUS CouNTY (FL) CHRONICt 0 WE'LL MATCH YOUR DOWN PAYMENT UP TO 1000* ON SELECT MODELS AMERICA'S NUMBER ONE 'uf;t~*' F-150 BRAND FOR 19 YEARS. EXPLORER 4130/06. See dealer for qualifications and complete details. "Based on R.L. Polk car and truck total U.S. registrations 1987-2005. Pictures are for illustration purposes only. FREE LIFETIM E TIRE $5 ESyntheticBlendoilandfilterchangeTIRE ROTATION AND 9 ROTATION & BALANCE Check air andcabinairfilters ih BALANCE FUEL SAVER ev" Inspect brakes BRA E R O ELATION S W ith Purchase of antFUELenSAVcR eske Checkbelts and hoses BRAKE INSPECTION A ny Fo u r T ire s PA~ A E eo ITop offallfluids. I nspectbrakefrictirmarer,,l lper,,.a:'p h'r'.a:.> r 'dfui.um ':,':ir ednds'riln LID,,,________ Up to five quJarts of Motorcraft oil. Taxes and diesel vehicles extra. Disposal fees not parking brake for am, a.] rd .:r .r ,:..neai :.r IR:,r o i r,, ria r i.ip i:l.u, I, re ar.'.t.'ei lil Offer Expires 4/30/06 E i included in some locations. See Service Advisor for details through 4/30/06. I vehicles extra. Taxes e.iri 5e *.r.., -,..i,:. i,:, lii '.,tier ,.31,, ., :r, .-.u p.nrer ao3a.u LIkl&f i L ;ai \ .1-1 \ VA 1 4, 1r = *4 '02 SAAB SE93 Convertible. 1 7,995 '00 MITSUBISHI GALANT '02 SAAB SE CONV. 93 ' ES Loaded. $6,995 $18,995 97 DODGE DUALLY Super Cab, Dually, 4x4. I 18,995 N l m 'a*"m l-t,qt '01 BUICK LESABRE .Custom. $7,995 '03 FORD RANGER XL Super cab, full power. $*1 1,995 k I kIld A A&"- '00 FORD EXPEDITION XLT 4x4, leather interior. $9.995 '95 BUICK LESABRE Custom, one owner. $4,995 5 FORD FOCUS ZX4 SE $13,995 S..- '02 RANGER EDGE Super Cab, one owner. $11,995 '96 FORD CROWN VIC LX $4,995 _. .'j A '01 15 PASSENGER V/ '139995 '06 JEEP UNLIMITED Only 3,000 miles, like new. $24,995 *a, u*a 05 FORD FREESTAR SES $16,995 '98 FORD TERRY TRANSIT 22 Passenger Mini Bus One N owner, only 60,000 miles $22,995 '99 GMC JIMMY .$6.995 '05 FORD ESCAPE XLT '04 BMW M5 All wheel drive. Loaded! Loaded! $19,995 $37,995 Ag 4f - -a. - '05 GRAND MARQUIS LS Loaded. * $17,995 '03 FORD FOCUS SE Wagon, full power. $10 ,995 . Erv~--- ^f * '03 FORD SPORT TRI i 7One ,995,.. I-lade $17,995 Full power. $9.995 1.04 FORUFKUS U~~LX *Ua FUKU MUSIANb Only 13,000 miles. $0 6.995 1 28o995 '00 FORD EXCURSION Limited 4x4 o11 995 '03 FORD EXPLORER XLT '05 FORD 500 SEL One owner Gold with Tan Leather. $14,995 $20,995 COMEMEE '05 FORD TAURUS SE Full Power. $11,995 Oup 'U1 MEKCUKY SABLE LS ' Full Power. $8.995 DODGE INTREPID SE Full power. $8,995 '04 CHEVY COLORADO Full power. $17.995 Loaded, Leather, One Owner. $11.995 MikE Paonessa Jim Preston SGM 12 years.-Sales Mgr. 0 W NATURnDI.n, APIL ,&U I At,- q"-rFTRnAv ApRii- 1- 2006 ;ILOFA.il r rA,.A- Crn,;c C JUUNvrn (PT C,-nInxur - A~ r N A L A L OG ' [fyifr o'N A i. s A. as i, lillm 2006 NISSAN Dealer List.............$21,980 ALTIM A 2.5S ias oow ..... ....$ s2, Auto, A/C. P/W, P/L, Cruise AM/FM/CD, 175 HP c1 i 16 in stock, 5 at this price. Model #05716 2006 NISSAN TITAN XE KING CAB V8, Automatic, A/C, AM/FM CD Player, Fold Flat Rear Doors. 21 in stock, 5 at this price. Model #11516 2006 NISSAN QUEST 3.5 Power Windows. Power Locks, Til, Cruise. 6 in stock, 2 at this price. Model #10316 2006 NISSAN Xl -NIHA S PW, PL. Tilt. Cruise, AM/FM/CD, Auto, V6. 8 in stock. 2 at this price. Model #04116 2006 NISSAN MURANO SL Auto. AM/FM/CD, P/W, P/IL, Cruise. 6 In stock, 2 at this price. Model #07416 2006 NISSAN 350Z ROADSTER TOURING Convertible Roadster, Leather, Power Seat, PW, PL, Tilt. CD, Cruise, Auto, 300HPI 2 in stock, 2 at this price. Model #56716 Dealer List................. $26,375 DtSCOUNT" ......... $6,fO CASH DOWN-.... $2,000 141719S Dealer List $26,470 DISCOUNT $-- 4,940 CASH DOWN~... 2,00 Dealer List ................ 25,800 DISCOUNTm.... $4,613 CASH DOWN... $2,000 %ljiIIW Dealer List $33,690 CMASH DOWN. $,000 ^W~iS* -Afterw~a~ Dealer List $40,510 S OUNT .........1.... 4,023 CASH DOWN... $s000 s-v LVECRIIDPREONE 1t POINTMSSAFTYI NSE O 2MO'H1 I LELMTDWRAT m MERCURY SABLE ....................... 12 CHEVYMALIBU......................... 10 IFORH RANGER......................10 ,0 'D PONIAC GRAND PRIX GT .............. 1Ox SNISSAN FROlTER KC .................. 11 3 HYUNDAI SANTA FE .................... 1LMMCHRYSERPTCRISER ............... s1UIM oABIOSX .................. 13 5 15 DODGE CARAVAN.................... 140 V2 DODGE DURANGO SPORT .............. 14 S MNISSANALMA2.5S ..................I15M SSANXTERRA ...................... S CHEVY S-10 ZR2 ...................... W FORD ESCAPE ....................... SL AND ROVER RANGE ROVER.......... 17 iVo SAENJE GLS...............17A95 m3MNSSAN PATFNDERf4X4 .............. mi SUZUI XL-7 .......................... 115JEEP WRANGLER INMIEWD SPOR .... fl "You'll LOVE Doing Business with Us!" 1. On approved credit, 720+ ISAA, ends3-316. 36 month "dosedend lease, 12K miles per yr. 20t per mile Ihereafter, pus tlaxi og & lease fees. $S2000 Wop ost Reduction due at signing (Odyssey $3,000). Inslock uns only not applikble witlny other ofKer. Reols: CicULX, S$0,716; Acord SE, S13,238 50; CRV, $12,375.25, Odyssey, $17,945, ligeline, $16,364.10; Pilot, $17,154.5. (oupon must be presented prior onegoliolion. Does not oply to ony pnor sale. 8580 6 < 1 beae, tw~reenrwitbsasmand rysta#Rive SAruRDAY, APIUL 1, 200617C RTIC US COUNTY FL) E -18C 1SATURAY.APRIL n1, 2006 G ASFESCmsCUT F)cRNc~ -UWC H~inmp,, New Homes on your land in as little as 4 mos. Call Suncoast Homes (352) 697-1655 rR --, -- n REAL ESTATE CAREER Sales Lic. Class I I $249. Start 5/2/06 | CITRUS REAL ESTATE- I SCHOOL, INC. I L (352)795-0060 In town Incredible river view, Street side on High Bluff,gorgeous in- terior 2B/1B, w/ ofc., sep. studio/B, .23 acre 352-465-0635, 615-9898 asking $199,500. Over 3,000 Homes and Properties listed at homefront.com Over 3,000 Homes and Properties listed at homefront.com Over 3,000 Homes and Properties listed at homefront.com 1ST FLOOR 2/2 FURN. ;.:rr, i LI.3" Ic ...I .r. Invervess $98,500 (352) 489-1456 CONDO FSBO MOVING I i P-c..:i:.3e C.:r, :h. 1 r .er I:t .:1.':, :'.-,, 352-628-2855 CRYSTAL RIVER CONDO ri I C -,.:. ,r,.3 : I r ., r, . -r i jr. u r- :r.: ,i.rr,.4. ror.-.r -. " r J ,J .,rr .j r ,r. ciII ,.j ':r. [ 422-095 ar.3:.rk .-r..3Junit r. ar ,r l .. i 1 f' l (352) 527-7837 Iv. mess. 3GREENBRIAR.: Tilfi- Hll Condo r- i--if aI I .. lore, ' REDUC D WON'T LAST 142.900 re ar I352-3023467 I'M MOVING DREAM CONDO 1/1 It's a charge r,!!., ByoappointmenI (352) 527837 Iv. mess.-5966 INVE.. NESS F ra ior, V rI L r.., hL.:-, r il. r ced 42.Sg900 ,..rr 352-32-341866 c r ,. l .3 .; ., 3 _' . RedLced $99 900. ALSO. AC-.. .LOT, OICCI : ,rl ,,".:,,-, ., ,r I rr^.3ar .34 '..:.l ,.:r, :l,31 I-'i i r,.,ar (352)795-4060 563-5318 NEW FSBO CONDO Iart trar- C- lnr.i l S''J ',,,, (352) 465-3426 CIRRUS SPRINGS GOLF COURSE LOT, $64,900 ALSO 1.12 AC. LOT, $57,900. (352) 212-9918 Over 3,000 Homes and Properties listed at homefront.com LAKEFRONT , One of the best views in S Georgia, 3,000sf. home. Priv. spring fed lake, only $254,000. Call 229-740-2392 See property www. azalearealtyga.com Beautfully Upgraded Lakefront Condo. 2/2 Pier, Pool, Tennis. Snowbirds Look before you leave!. Lynn Wallace List with me and get a Free Home Warranty & no transaction fees 352-302-2675 Nature Coast CRYSTAL RIVER 2/2, Condo, newly turn. near Kings Bay, Dock/Pool, Reduced $285,900. obo owner (352) 795-1863 CRYSTAL RIVER CONDO w/dock, 950 sq. ft., -- Beautiful grounds Must SEEI$ 139,500 (352) 212-5452_ Crystal River Townhouse-, In Pelican Cove exclusive amenities: clubhouse, heated pool, tennis courts, 6 room 212 bath spacious, sunny condo, vaulted ceiling screened lanal, deck, attached garage, deeded boat slip, minutes from gulf, $430,000. owner (352) 564-8692 FSBO FLORAL CITY Waterfront, 2 houses, side by side, both 2/1, CH/A, 1 CB w/ing 1214 Lakeshore drive. Inverness. 2/2 Fl. Rm. Scrn. porch boat dock, beautiful trees & lot, city water & sewer, *r-.41 1.3 .1-.'. i : t._r.'-, Iy ."v *:. E+I ! ','r, ntr, Irail Cr u ll, (352) 341-0509 or (434) 489 1384 Lakefront 312/2t, p...:i ...'J:,. .:3,ip-.n .-.3Nr, I p l 01 Vww buvowner com f'iO-C.- rr, iC- o1 :,..' ,o.) l o.r oppi (352) 697-3124 LAKEFRONT lake or.i, :2".:'- iC0 :.3ll 229-740-2392 :'- oC.:r.peT, WWW. azalearealyga coam LET OUR OFFICE GUIDE YOU! 4,.. Wate rf ro nt c= Hnme i Acquire A Quality. .... L, Z-VVU F-- SACRESIn Lecanto border Stat. Forest fenced, private road $150,000. 352-302-8044 BELMONT HILLS 1385 E. Seattle Slew. 1/2 acre. $84,900. 352-726-8508 CITRUS SPRINGS GOLF COURSE LOT, $64,900 ALSO 1.12 AC. LOT, $57,900. (352) 212-9918 INVESTORS BUILDERS LOTS IN FAST SELLING AREAS FROM $5995 CALL 954-319-7954 LOOKING TO BUILD YOUR HOME IN CITRUS COUNTY? REDUCED Quick Sale Needed. KENSINGTON ESTATES Exc. acre cor- ner lot. 954-629-5516 RAINBOW SPRINGS GOLF COMMUNITY Dunnellon, Lot 4,. Fox Trace, $75K., (214) 402-8009 (229) 269-1434 2 PINE RIDGE LOTS I Are LOT On West Parkview Drive near Elkam Blvd. Great area, schools nearby as well as 2 golf courses! $320BO. 863-602-1220 CRYSTAL RIVER 1/4 Acre Lot, in Holiday Heights, quiet area, nice road, home, mobile or investment only $17,900. obo (352) 464-4517 or (352) 746-4565 HOMOSASSA LOT Dbl. lot/ Rosewater Pt. .30 ac.; backs up to Sugarmlll Woods; 1 block from Hwy 19 $24,000 INVERNESS ACRES LOT .22 ac., Taylor St., mostly cleared, prvt. st., great older trees $27,500 so SUSAN KEATLY e Coldwell Banker/ Ist Choice Realty (352)220-0154 CITRUS SPRINGS Cheapest Res. Lot below market, $28,699. Owner must sell now. 888-363-1668, TCHT RE INVERNESS 80 x 120 residential Inverness Blvd. $59K (718) 984-6074 Inverness over 'Aacre 9645 Baymeadows, beautiful, live oaks, underground utilities, deed restricted, $69,700. Call (703) 408-7990 INVERNESS Recently surveyed 100x 115 $25,0000 (352)637-3126 PRIME PINE RIDGE LOTS 1 ACRE,Wooded, $89,900 & $86,900 neg. (443) 536-6464 RAINBOW SPRINGS Country Club 190 X 100 Wooded lot, 65K (352) 465-1027 130' X 60' Deep Water Canal residential lot; No bridges to gulf. Inglis Canterbury Rd. $220,000 Owner- (352) 490-8791 Access to Gulf via the Chass. River 2 non adjoining corner Lots, both w/ covered boat houses, 10286 McClung, Mobile 2/2, Carport, Scrn.. Rm, shed, $165,000. & McClung & Heron Vac. Lot well, septic, & elect. $145,000. (352)382-4235 20' BALBOA SWING KIEL, 4HP Suzuki, new trailer, many extras very good sails, $3,000/ obo. (352) 464-2726 Waterfront Over one beautiful acre In FloralClty right off Hwy. 41. Only $79,900. Call (352) 302-3126 1984 Yamaha 200HP Boat & trailer Included. $2,500 (352) 637-5586 PONTOON TRAILER 24FT, A-1 shape, Tandem $1,000 (352) 341-8479 YAMAHA 2001, 1200 motor, runs excellent, trailer (352) 726-6799 after 5pm or leave message 0000 THREE RIVERS MARINE LIVAN LLiVAMpOITACGMC. Plantation Realty Inc (352) 795-0784 Cell 422-7925 Lisa VanDeboe Broker (R)/Owner See all of the listings In Citrus County at HD Trailer PKG, 9200 GVW, Automatic, Stk#6K398 Gtffi atUlalm q -- Automatic, Factory Air Conditioning, Power Windows & Locks, Cruise, Keyless Entry, Stk#6R191 SLOW CREDIT, NO CREDIT, BAD CREDIT CALL MARK OR WILLIE AT (888) 449-9892 .Ld- -Az A- f dLw2C L n 1st Choice Realty -I' WE BUY HOUSES & LOTS Any Area or Cond. Call anytime, Iv. message 352-257-1202 Do you want to BUY or SELL your Handyman Special? List your handyman special for Free Go to: rehablist.com HOME SALVAGE Sell your home for top price fast, any condition (352) 795-0559 Stop Foreclosure Nowl WE BUY AS ISI 1-888-610-8899 TOP $$$ PAID FOR Mobiles w/land, houses & promissory notes. Any location or condition. Call Fred Farnsworth (352) 726-9369 WE BUY HOUSES Ca$h........Fast I 352-637-2973 I '01 MITSUBISHI I GALANT a Clean, Automatic, Air Conditioning, Cruise Control '02 DODGE DAKOTA Automatic, Air Conditioning, CD, Clean, Low Miles '05 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE -* Automatic, Power Package, Cold Air& More, Stkr332020 '02 SUBARU rOmtS ,.in AWD Power Pkg., Air Conditioning & More, Stk#332260B '05 GMC SAFARI VAN 7-Passenger, Clean, Very Low Miles, Stk#l332750 '04 CHEVY MALIBU Automatic, Air Conditioning, 9 Cruise Control, CD, Clean, Low Miles, Stk#332930 '03 BUICK PARK AVE Leather, Loaded Factory Air Conditioning, Overdrive Trans., Vortec 2800, Stk#6C245 V@ -7r7.COW Automatic, Factory Air Conditioning, Power Windows & Locks lc= Boats Boats 14 ft. Canoe $290. 10 ft. Zodiac Inflatable $1,100. ronj@xtalwind.net (352) 746-6273 2002 NITRO 640LX 16' 50HP Mercury OB, Pwr Trim, LWell, Humm Bird Dpth Fndr, Troll Mtr, BI/Wh, Low Hrs, Like New $7500 (352) 303-1654 12' V HUAL BOAT W/ Galvanized trailer, wench, seats, anchor, life vests, Reduced to $475 (352) 464-0316 16' AIRBOAT w/trailler; Excel. Cond.; $8,500 firm (352) 564-4225 Come see us at the PRO-ULE FACTORY APRIL 7-8-9 Pro-line Boats 1520 S. Suncoast Blvd. Homossassa 1976 S. Suncoast Blvd. Homosassa, FL 34448 mos e.a CITRUS COUNTY (A) CHRONICLE CLEAN USED BOATS We Need Theml We Sell Theml U. S. Highway 19 Crystal River 563-5510 ADORONDACK CANOE 42" W, very stable 13' 6" long oak trim $650. obo (352) 465-5337 AIRBOAT HULL 16FT, Kennedy, polymer Fiberglass, 7FT wide, like new, $1,695. (352) 637-3983 Alumacraft '89, 14ft. 1 elect, motor, + 15 HP evinrude, w/ gal trailer, seats & extras $1,500. obo (352) 795-0833 BLACKFIN 1979 25',w/trailer, twin 10, as Is $5,000 (352)422-5683 or (352)564-4225 CAROLINA SKIFF '04. 1965 Deluxe - w/Yamaha; Used less than 5 hrs. Asking $10,000 (352) 382-1871 Carolina Skiff 16' S1998,25hpo Merc, console/seats/ - bimini top, extras - trl. $2400. 344-4812, CATAMARAN 1995; ocean star; 25'; twin 150 hp. Yamaha; Set up for serious fishing $44,000 (352)302-8066 CENTURY '03,18', Center console, 115 hp, Yarmaha 4 stroke, warr, radio, fish finder, GPS, bim, I.well trlr, extras Save $5.000; $17,500 (352) 249-1187 CHAMPION 17FT BASS BOAT 115 Evinrude, SS Prop, New tires, w/ extras $3200. (352) 726-3243 or (352) 400-5164 Every Doa) CH'i~pr~id Class Irit s d CLASSIFIED HUGE SELECTION OF *SWEETWATER * and *TUSCANY* Pontoons *HURRICANE . Deckboats *POLAR KRAFT * Jon Boats *POLAR. Offshore and Bayboats Crystal River Marine 352-795-2597 I T:HFP.P.00 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE I- - CHAPARRAL 41988, 24', cabin cruiser, 350 Merc. eng., 2000 Contin. trir; runs good $6,500 (352) 503-3099 CHRISCRAFT 85,21 Ft, Cuddle Cabin, GPS, depth finder & extras, $7700 OBO. 352-302-4537 Diamondback Air Boat Call for Details (352) 442-2386 DISCOVERY '93, 14FAlum., 2 elec. motors, 9.9 Yamaha, Trailer + extras, $2,500 (352) 344-0928 EVINRUDE 1993; 150 hp., 20 shaft; Good running cond. $3,300 OBO (352) 302-8066 r merc. trolling motor, fishflnder, comply. reno- vated 1 yr. ago. $3500/ obo. (352) 628-6543 GHEENOE ,13', w/like new contain. trir.. Brand New 5 hp 4 strk. Merc. (only 4 hrs.) $1,700 352 634-0432 GLASTRON 1977, 18', 90 hp Johnson OB mtr., 140 hrs. on mtr., alum. trir., exc. cond. $3,000 (352) 628-3085 JON BOAT 12FT, side & front com- partments, cushioned seats, 15HP motor, galv. i trailer, $1,500 make offer (352) 341-0787 JON BOAT 14ft. ,9 HP motor.. gently used, $900. Cell 634-2371 ' i Keywest JUMBO SHRIMP :' 13-15Ct. $5.00 Ib "Misc. Seafood 795-4770 MONARK 1995, 20FT, pontoon, 40HP Mercury, runs & looks good, $5,900 (352) 341-4189 NITRO 1994 ,.18' FS 180, 115HP Merc, runs & looks good. Ready to fish, tube, or Sski, new tilt, trim sys. Seats reupholstered, ., Rolls Alum. trlr. $6200/ obo. (352) 212-9457 PONTOON i,'04, SYLBAN, 20ft., used 6 times, fishing cruise, Sw/ Yamaha T50, quiet 4 Stroke outboard, w trail- . er. water ready pack. $14,500 (352) 400-4257 PONTOON BOAT New 24' fully loaded, 2. .'-: .-..': ..',r, l S3 frie.r,.d; i.:..:.kir,. ':.r a i Jih.:, r. r.a ..q .ai,. (352) 746-2845 PORTA-BOTE i. p T..rlcl s ., S$950 ': ll rl+ l.-. r I '*'MllI 3.5 hp OB mtr. $550 (352)564-1390 PROLINE 9 19ft, Ctr. Con., Ship to r,.'..re r,3,J.: d. lc.i, "l.}h ".- rr. r .-r, ..9: :.3 1 ,' .: :, ... ,'-" (352) 303 7224 or 303-9620 17. Regal 17.5 Po....r .. ..r m er.,: .:ru,.- I' r.' .. outdri.e CD depth fir..e .". ur..:. . . t..i.nni top .': or.:.n Se.ce .:.r,d $6,500. (352) 726-6485 SEA-PRO180.CC '03, 90 h, Yamaha 4 str., alum. trlr., many extras $14,500 (352) 447-6264 STAMAS 1975, 26' w/ 10ft beam and fly bridge.w/ 1985 twin 140 hp 1/0 engines, new upholstery and' curtains, triple axle trailer, $7,995. Cell (352) 464-1077 SYLVAN 21', Super Sport, Aluminum Open bow, 200 hp. Merc. 1992, Black Hawk, low hours, easy load'trlr., ship to shore, fish finder, etc.; I exc. cond, $7,300 obo I (352) 527-7015 4 TWIN VEE i20', 140 Johnson, 253hrs, Trop, VHF, AM/FM/CD, fish finder, aluminum trailer, $15,500. r (352) 563-2500 , (352) 212-9267 -u , 2005 FLEETWOOD ':'L I ''-.-- e., J .11.3e :. S330HP diesel, $149,000 Make offer S(831) 239-5794 ALPENLITE '98, 34' RK Cypress, i great shape, must see to appreciate $19,000. , obo (352) 382-4488 S COACHOUSE ' 1999, Wide body, Class SB, queen sleeper, 49K, only $28,700 628-1411 COMO RV & S TRUCK SALES S HOMOSASSA , 628-1411 COMO RV & TRUCK SALES SINVERNESS , 344-1411 FLEETWOOD S1994; 32', Bounder, generator, jacks, king ; bed, 47K, new tires & trans, clean, smoke free, much storage, $25,0000BO (330) 416-3516 or (440) 821-0722 Fleetwood 32.5' 1990,47k, loaded, S $14,900. Must sell! (352) 212-0842 FLEETWOOD TIOGA S Arrow, 30', 2000. Clean, fully self-contained, 18K mi. Exc. cond. $28,000 -(352) 476-8712 JAG 2006 T.T. front queen, rA/C, Go-ultra light. Only $14,990 628-1411 MONTANA-5TH S. WHEEL 20014 Model 3295RK 4. I ',ii.3,.' Top Upgrades; New Cost $50,000.00 SELL $30,000 Call Don (352) 637-5131 SNEW HOMESTEAD r006 5TH Wheel, 2 slides, loaded, 29FT, only $24,750 628-1411 . Receaio POP-UP 2001, with air, queen bed & dinette, only $4,990 628-14 2 Axle Car Trailer Good Tires, brand new bearings. $850 OBO. Call 352-628-6892. Leave Msg if no answer '06 FW Premier Edition, 36', 3 slides, 2BR, will consider older vehicle/ camper in trade. $37,000 OBO NROR (352) 586-6801 COACHMAN 1997, Catalina, 31', walk-thru bath, 2 dr., excellent condition $7,900 (352) 795-9940 Coachman '94, Catalina, 21fft., sleeps 4, new refrigera- tor great camper $3,000. (352) 341-3295 COLEMAN '98, 22', Pop-up, air, elec. brakes, king sz. beds, sleeps 6. Like new $4,500 (352) 344-9171 FRANKLIN '06,40ff, self contained, triple axle, 3 elec. slides, 2 AC's, W/D,,$28,999. obo (727) 642-2536 NUWA HITCHHIKER : L : .I r ... he e :nT :..:.r, i. er.;lo :.: ,'1 ,, cond. Bk. $21,900; quick sell $18,900; will deliver. (352) 270-3411 Premier '06, 32ft., Super slide, C/A, W/D, awning, no smokers or pets, as new $21,500. (813) 426-2855 RV Washer/Dryer Combo,. Equator $400. 5th Wheel Kingpin Stabilizer $50. (352) 344-2333 SUNLINE .-;, I :',5 .:r. .5 ..alt, go. n50 ,- w':. (352) 400-1347 1 Bor. -I ar. r t. :r 'r For.3 r-ang.e. Eran.3 new, $250, onr Jpnm 4 MATCHED MICHELINS Tread, $100. (352) 586-2625 4 Tires and Aluminum Wheels. 265-75R16. Off 4 wheel 95 Tahoe, $400 OBO. (352) 563-5380 5 VogueJTires like new S $350. firm (352) 795-9045 20" ZETTA WHEELS Ford, Dodge or Jeep. 2 WD, $650. 634-3333 3-3-3 Toyota Parts '" *:, J ::,e- I-..:, ur. '90 .o3r, tr, r-. :r. .:., .: Pickup (352) 489-4191 '96 CAMARO Red Doors & Stainless Steel Exhaust $150 (352) 613-4929 BENCH SEAT fi,:,,T, ,,'ir,.3:l or r tor, Brand new, $100. (352) 795-0916 Car Dolly, Master Tow, Electric brakes, used 1 time, Cost $1400+. Asking $850 (352) 422-1024 GMC 17" Alluminum Wheels & Tires $450 (352) 422-4665 Gray sofa sleeper, out of new conversion van w/ all hardware & seat belts, $395. Home (352) 628-7251 Cell (352)-586-8503 GREEN FIBERGLASS lockable flat Tonneau topper, approx, 68"x80" ^0 (352) 726-4821 PICKUP BED RAILS re.. full I.tr,.air, .:l-,r..rr _,- 1.3I c Ir. 'r[.m '::ll=:. ,Ih...ge pickup. Retails for $227,. sell for $110 firm (352) 726-1076 WHEELS (4) 16" polished alum. wheels, brand new take offs from 2006 Buick LaCross $200 (352) 726-1076 COMO RV TRUCK & AUTO SALES HOMOSASSA 628-1411 '01 HONDA CIVIC 2 dr. WLCT $8,900 Call Steve or Alan 726-1238 '04 Frd Fous S 2003, Civic LX, auto., all power, spoiler, only $13,900 628-1411 INFINITI Q-45 2002 4.5L, V 8, Luxury. Low ml.1 owner, high tech features. $29,000. 352- 746-1100 or 527-0546 JAGUAR 2001, S-Type, 52K,.dark blue, leather, 4.0 L, exc. condition $20,000 (352) 527-1643 Lincoln Towncar 1995, Signature, loaded moonroof, looks/runs great. $3300/obo (352) 795-7325 LTD '84, o, i rIIrtlime .arr.3r,r, parn- ne.'.' rire': "C ..orl' :i. I firm (352) 560-3031 MERCURY SABLE 2 iijl rull, l,..3,-e.3 It.K ml. Exc. cond. $7,000, (352) 489-4625 COMO RV TRUCK & AUTO SALES INVERNESS 344-1411 :1 jA :I - '94 Plymouth Voyager V6, Cold lV Ciean!............$2,995 '04 Pontiac Grand Am SE 40r, Loaded, Red, Sharp......$9,985 '02 Lincoln Towncar Luxuy, Leather Loaded......$13,985 BMW 325 1 2002, Black w/lthr. Certi- fied pre- owned w/ex/maint cont. $21,000 (352) 302-4046 BMW 3251 2002 6cyl, 2.5L, sporty, good cond. auto, 1 owner, CD more. $20,000. 352- 746-1100 or 527-0546 BUICK 1991 Rlveria; Candy apple red w/white cabriolet top; nice $2,750 (352) 795-5275 BUICK 1992, Road master, FI car, 30K actual, like new, new tires, $4500. (440) 669-4952 cell BUICK '87, Park Ave, fully load- e'j grr li1rt- r I e.1 e..:.el. m'ir: ,ariic.all,., 93k ml. org., 2nd own. asking $1,675. (352) 613-3095 BUICK '93, LaSabre, excel. cond. everything works cold air, 158,600 hwy. ml. $1,850, OBO 382-5889 BUICK '97,4 Door La sabre, limited, $4,600. (352) 527-1923 CADILLAC 1998, Deville, 24k, fully loaded, looks sharp,$9800 (352) 795-4014 CADILLAC '89 4-dr., V-8, good body & tires, 158K mi., leather Int., must sell $1,000 obo (352) 344-0290 for more Info & appt. Cadillac '93, Sedan Devllle, load- ed, leather, runs great 175k ml. $1,500. (352) 860-1308 Cadillac '96, Concord, less than 110k ml. looks good, drives good, $4,000. obo (352) 628-3750 Cadillac '99 L: il ,' ,:r ::- r. 58l' mile r.3 Cond. , S9.900 (352) 746-9607 Cadillac S D'Elegance '98 .3ar, a ,ll .:.rO i rn,: 91K, lI .l rne,. :" l"00 ODBO (352) 746-4703 Call Us For More Info. About New Rules for Car Donations Donate your vehicle to THE PATH (Rescue Mission for Men Women & Children) at (352) 527-6500 CHEVY 2005 Malibu, loaded, 19K, only $11,990 344-1411 CHEVY '93, Geo Tracker 140k miles, 35 MPG $2,195. .(352) 746-9607 CHEVY '96, Cavalier, converti- ble runs good, 130k ml., $2,000. Call after 5 (352) 726-6804 CHRYSLER '00, Seabring, JXI, convertible, leather, all pow., CD, 27k org. ml, must see. $9,300. (352)527-8090 CORVETTE 2000 'ji.er C.o'.".upe '.b" m il : 1 .'..rr, rt, a;. Ir,.g .' 115 : 3.' :.-J::' I or 352-228-2007 CORVETTE 2001, coupe, glass top, 49K, loaded, only $28,800 628-1411 DODGE 2001 Neon, 40K, only $6,990 344-1411 FORD 1992 Escort GT, 5 spd, red, AM/FM, cruise, very clean $950 080(352) 637-6629 FORD ESCORT 1998, 95K mi. AC, CD, manual, Runs good. $2700/obo (352) 795-7258 HONDA 1987 Accord, very dependable, runs & drives fine, $800. (352) 860-2347 HONDA MITSUBISHI '02, Eclipse GT, 39K, V-6, sunroof, leather, sport trans., CD, Immaculatel $12,900 (352) 628-0333 OLDSMOBILE 1990 Cutlass Supreme, ice cold AC, new tires, runs great $1,600 (352) 302-4590 PONT. GRAND PRIX 1987, engine drives great, needs trans. & paint & body work. $300/obo 341-3668 PONTIAC 1999 Grand Am, SE, 78K, white, clean Inside & out $5,200 (352) 527-1643 PONTIAC 2005 Sunfire, 12K, only $11,990 344-1411 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE '92, 4 cyl, easy on gas, Teal, clean In/out Decent tires, runs gd. 100K+ $1,250/obo (352) 621-0958 PT CRUISER 2005 Loaded, 14K, only $13,990 344-1411 SATURN '00, Wagon, all power, leather inter. low ml., custom wheels $6,795. obo (352) 476-3082 SATURN 2001 SL-2, 4dr., loaded, 64K only $1,990 344-1411 SATURN 2002 SC-1,2 dr., Sporty, 59K, only $9,490 344-1411 Search 100's of Local Autos 'Online at wheels.com TOYOTA CAMRY 1990, 4cyl, auto, 140K .looks good, runs great, Great MPG. $1300./obo (352) 637-2094 : Moving Sale* 99 Honda Civic $7500 '97 Toyota Ca',m $54L00 99 Cnry u300mrr $,6900 99 Ford 4x4 $5995 99 Ford Expedition $8500 98 Chv S-10 PU $4995. MANY OTHERSIII ALFA ROMEO '89, Graduate, 2DR, cor,..-.5nil red ,j,::,o d cor.a '5. ml S3,250. (352) 527-9979 AUTO/SWAP/CAR CORRAL SHOW Sumter Co. Fairgrounds Florida Swap Meets April 2nd 1-800-438-8559 BUICK REATTA '89 ,lear, 2 r ..rt car i,.T',: 'rI L,:,3 idsa :.l.,i \. gr Ir ., r. e.., tire *1I bl. A8,:0 ,1 '.'-"'16-6.020: EL CAMINO '84 381.k mi r,oirir,i. nTr l i.:.t; ,I r ,e parts $6.000. obo (352) 628-4425 FORD I 2-,Jr ,goo-I er,a S. rr r,. r Jr. Lc.O.d, rul p-.l Irac.ile '5, 000 i n-or 4prr, c.)11 (352) 212-4839 FORD I '.J Frthurde,'lro re l.:.rable & rur,; '58 00 .' 00 (352) 344-1476 FORD "66 C'orrper s~. --Ial 3 52 ena..rv make ofrt (352) 527-1923 MUSTANG 1983 cr,.'.erlile autO air JO o:,1.. rTiIre: E. :r,,3p, !J4 .'0.:.0,b (352) 726-6864 MUSTANG r''e. C-ioure i0. oauto re.' .,LC.I.e rjr,: 'J 01U GMC '61 pickup, 327 engine, Floral City, $2,500, make offer. (352) 341-0787 MAZDA 1993,82600, 101K ml, cold Air, good cond. $1,500 obo (352) 560-7136II! Convert., Trucks, Cars 564-1212/212-3041 Consignment USA COMO RV TRUCK & AUTO SALES INVERNESS 344-1411 COMO RV TRUCK & AUTO SALES HOMOSASSA 628-1411 FORD 2004 Expedition, XLS, 30K, exc. cond., one owner. $19,500 firm Und.warr.(352)726-1890 FORD EXPLORER '98, 86k ml., leather int., full power, auto, CD, very clean $7,200. (352) 212-2715 Ford Explorer XLT 1998,302 V8, All pwr,, loaded, excel, cond: $5500. OBO 1 (352) 628-6320 JEEP CHEROKEE '99, 100K, cor..d S,- David (Co.ol Brez',), Campbell, Automation, Inc. $10,500 obo (352)341-1881 cell (352) 464-0499 COMO RV TRUCK & AUTO SALES INVERNESS 344-1411 COMO RV TRUCK & AUTO SALES HOMOSASSA 628-1411 JEEP 2002 Gr Cherokee LTD, 59K, only $14,990 344-1411 Search 100's of Local Autos Online at wheels.com 1995 MERCURY VILLAGER 79000 miles, $5500.00, Equipped with Power Wheelchair and Electric Lift Call 352-344-1236 COMO RV TRUCK & AUTO SALES INVERNESS 344-1411 '05 Chrysler Town & Country Stow n Go WLCT, Gold. $18,994. Call Alan or Steve 726-1238 CHRYSLER '96 Town & Country, LXI pkg., 82K, teal w/gray Int., good cond. $5,999 (352) 746-4789 CHRYSLER '97 Town & Country runs good, High Miles $925. firm. (352) 527-2336 613-4451 Cell COMO RV TRUCK & AUTO SALES HOMOSASSA 628-1411 Dodge Ram 1992, 250 Conversion Van 129k mi.,318 eng. very nice $2,300. (352) 637-1937 FORD 1999, Windstar LX, fully loaded, 94 K, white, exc. cond. $5,500 (352) 302-4590 FORD '96, Econoline, hi-top conversion, w/ TV & VCR, fold down qn. bd. ,$4,000. (352) 795-5096 'FORD '97, Conversion, high top V8, by Explorer Conv., beauty inside/ out, excel. cond. clean. $6,900. H(352) 628-7251 FORD FREESTAR '05, Loaded, list $37,780, Sr. owned. 2700 miles, leather, DVD, tow pkg. $25,000 (352) 795-6895 S HONDA 2003 Odyssey van, loaded, 26K, only $16,900 344-1411 KIA '02, Sedona, blue, great cond., maint. upkeep. great AC; all power, 78k ml., $10,000. (352) 754-8631 Search 100's of Local Autos Online at wheels.com I l ,ll iI _ KAWASAKI '89,250 Mohave, liquid cooled, needs carbure- tor, 2 plastics, great shape, $900 or best offer. (352) 527-3894 YAMAHA '04, Banshee, garage kept, low hrs., $4,200. (352)'302-9612 2002 ADLY SCOOTER, 49cc, electric start, 3,000 miles, $750 (352) 726-1583 2003 SUZUKI; GZ250 1000 ml., Wife's bike;, great starter, mintl $2200 (352), 560-7217 HARLEY DAVIDSON 1999, Road King, bike Is gorgeous l:.c r,.rjr,, extras to '.1 : 12 '1 (352) 563-5449 261 0408 SACRN PUBLIC NOTICE Suncoast Storage and Rentals, L.LC., according to pro- visions of the "Florida Self-Storage Facility Act," Chapter 1 Mi HARLEY DAVIDSON 2002 Dyna, Low Rider, 26K, MI., with extras $12,500 (352) 637-4916 HARLEY DAVIDSON '96, Electra Glyde, 21k ml., clean cond., must see, $10,500. obo (352) 447-5132 HONDA '04, Shadow VLX 650, 2000 ml. excel condi- tion w/ many extras $4,600. (352) 637-5621 HONDA 1985 ASPENCADE 91k, $3500 Excellent condition (352)344-8863 HONDA 1996, VT-1100, Shadow Ace, oust. blue w/new seat & tires; runs good. $3,300 (352)613-4929 HONDA SHADOW VLX 2005 $5100 (352) 726-2766 341-4835 eve. HONDA VLX 600 Red 1992. 24,700 ml. Saddlebags, Detachable windshield $2,450. (352) 795-4595 niceril $3,250 (352) 634-4685 TROPICAL MOTOR 4 SPORTS * MX R US ,er.i.r: F.jrts i '11(352) 628-1098 Bradley at the Sumter. County Schools' Facilities - Department, 301 W. McCollum Ave., Bushnell, FL 33513, (352) 793-1281, to obtain an application packet. All submittals must be re- turned to the Faculties De- partment by., April 17, 2006. I Pu.ti:ii;r.- .:r,.- (1) time In ir,. .:iru" C':.unty Chroni- cle :.r1 I :'l'2". 40 Jose Emillano Ramirez washer/aryer, misc. items Published two (2) times in the Citrus County Chronicle, April 1 and April 8,.2006. 260-0415 SACRN Notice of Action, Summons and Notice of Adjudicatory Trial For Termination of Parental Rights And Guardianship PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA JUVENILE DIVISION CASE NO. 2004-DP-673 IN THE INTEREST OF: B.F. DOB: 05/27/2004 Minor Child(ren) NOTICE OF ACTION SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF ADJUDICATORY HEARING FOR TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS AND GUARDIANSHIP TO: Unknown Father You are hereby notified that a petition under oath has been filed in the above-styled court for the termination of your parental rights as to B.F., a female child born on the 27th day of May, 2004, In Citrus County, Florida, and for placement of the child with the Florida Depart- ment of Children and Families for subsequent adop- tion, and you are hereby commanded to be and ap- pear before the Honorable Barbara Gurrola, Judge of the Circuit Court or any judge assigned to hear the above cause, at the Adjudicatory Trial for the Termina- tion of Parental Rights on April 25, 2006 at 9:00 AM. at the Citrus County Courthouse, 110 N. Apopka Avenue, 3rd floor, Inverness, FL 34450, YOU MUST PERSONALLY APPEAR ON THE DATE AND TIME SPECIFIED. FAILURE TO PERSONALLY APPEAR AT THIS ADJUDICA- TORY TRIAL this Notice of Adjudicatory Trial for Termination of Parental Rights. If you are hearing impaired or voice Impaired call 1-800-955-8771. THIS NOTICE shall be pu-t.ji.r .ed :.nce a week for four consecutive weeks Ir r- 'ru; County Chronicle's Classified Section. Dated this 22nd day of March; 2006, at Inverness, Citrus County, Florida.. ; (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) BETTY STRIFLER, Clerk of Courts By: /s/ C. Lavertu Deputy Clerk .. Beth E Anhim Esq I,:.r .3i bar C l: i' .'. Department of Children & Families Child Welfare Legal Services 23' i-i r ,. 3,1 1 north r, rr,.-. FL 3JJ-. (352) 860-5103 ujtii.r-,.j ~,:.r r,'J, ti--; In the Citrus County Chronicle, *.la '.:'r, : -' :.ini i ...i :15,2006. COMO RV TRUCK & AUTO SALES INVERNESS 344-1411 CHEVY 19; I ,ie 1-, ida :y.,j , run; r.ej3: ,...:.rn .. L 11. (352) 422-3656 CHEVY y.I..: Ir.c' l.er '.I ';'.C" E ..: .:c.r,.T (3.52) 746-6451 CHEVY 2 0 C 5 ':C O l.-.r ,3 ,. ,. i j l ,' .. III troae i r :or :.:mr ir.a.. :,r equ oie e.: c.r,' $1 :'i 5: (352)726-0046 COMO RV TRUCK & AUTO SALES HOMOSASSA 628-1411 Dodge '04, 4Ton, 4DR, heml, all power, 4 ton, rearend fully equip.,. 19,848 mi., warranty, $25,000. (352) 628-9309 DODGE 1996, Ram, 4 whl dr, 70,000mi, 360 engine, cold AC. pwr, new trans, 35 SS. $9500. (352) 341-0235 DODGE DAKOTA 1994 Pickup, V-6, auto. AM/FM Cass. Runs good. $2,000/obo (352) 621-0210 FORD '00, F-150, XLT, V-6, 5 speed, Ext. Cab, Many Extras, like new, 39K $10,600 (352) 527-1473 FORD 1989 F-350, Dually, Crew Cab, ,5th wheel set-up only $6,799 628-1411 FORD 100' i 2 orn .'L E - caO 3rd dOc' '.'6 auto 182K c200 0862' (352) 563-1771 FORD *2002 F-150 YLT E'-Cdb' & cIcr lo..ca or, .1 : 14 o5 628-1411 Space # Occuoant Contents of Units 83, Part IV, Section 83.806 of the Florida Statutes, here- by gives NOTICE OF DISPOSITION. Suncoast Storage and Rentals, LL.C., 9034 W. Veterans Drive, Homosassa, FL 34448, will dispose of the contents of the storage spaces) named below via donation to charity, and/or removal to landfill, on or after April 12, 2006. ^pcce ... U ....... i_=ii. _l ,,-,I - The Sumter County School Board, In accordance with 1001.43 FS and State Board of Education Rule 6A-2.001, is accepting ap- plications for prequalifl- cation of state certified general and building con- tractors for educational faculties of sail projects less than $200,000- on an as-needed basis. All Inter- ested contractors are to contact Jim Alien or Judle s CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE 20C SAT URDAY, APRIL 1, 200UUO *q- -w - x-l-vf Pftw -IV #*O-PP - co we, rth,&seeos /f/flll!IW Il\\\v" a I paul mice, Veduiderfvr cSig/d{1i^ '98 CADILLAC DEVILLE Real Clean Car, Stk#C6D222B Purchase For o 5,995 - - - - '97 BUICK LESABRE Custom With Leather, Real Nice Car, Stk#C371130B Purchase Fo r '6 .2S '02 MAZDA PROTEGE Nice Car for First Time Buyer, Stk#C6MO64A S PAYMENTS PER :; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ O $ `*! 4B9."13- O ~i' 1 Only 25K Mies10, Stk#C6~lSI3B weather, Sunroof, Stk#C7MOOIB t# Puffchase Fifl o2s'vs-L purcoaaic For '~23. qp9S5 SAM, A3111 AR R#A- OWRS' MDMEZ3R~I~4F 2874 All prices plus tax, tag & dealer fee of '698.50. Vehicle in stock but subject to prior sale. This offering is valid daie of publication only and supersedes all previous offerings. Pictures for illustration purposes only. All payments W.A.C. Based on 72 months @ 7.9% A.P.R. w w$ ) ( 'f Not a Lot of Moey at.. I -a In Rlmqmwr w IolIIIwli 1,11. W-aeml- A K f. A. SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2006 21C LITRus LVuNIy (HL) CHROICUPLE ---- ----- 6=1 ~I *~,Iv .4 * I. - .TMI. mo- A ' I "-. -.' BRAND NEW 2006 Corolla Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Power Brakes, AM/FM Stereo CD, Power Outside Mirror, 1.8 Liter 60/40 Split Rear Seats & More! 1: S BRAND NEW 2006 -A " Tacoma !499988: Air Conditioning Power Steering Power Brakes AM FM Stereo CD Full Size Bed. $ BB 1 3,SOib. Towing Capacity 2.7 L Engine . 2 TACOMAS TO CHOOSE FROM BRAND MEW 2006 S Automatic Air Conditioning Power Steering, Power Brakes Power Windows. Power Door Locks AM FM - Stereo CD Cruise Control & Much More! OVER 17 CAMRYS TO CHOOSE FROM. i5ILmk BRAND NEW 2006 I.. .....H U U S ^.-.,solaram ^ A A A ^TT E f f Automatc Air Conditioning Power 1 L.' Wnoows Power Locks AM FM Stereo 1 K. Iap t SCDtCruise Tilt & Much More 1^ 1OVER 9 SOLARAS TO CHOOSE FROM j BRAD NEOW 2006 -,L WHEN YOU PURHASEOR LESE! Air Conditioning Power Steering 04 Power Brakes AM FM Stereo CID V6. y^KlffiasiiliP^ ~Full Size Bea, 5,0001b. Towing I-- BBBflT11 HSS^S ^^^Att ^****HT ~~~~Capac~tv Style Steel Wheels and More I ll^' ~daB r-^ m" ^-0-- VVE11-116 TUNDRAS TO CHOOSE FROM I'Aafali-AF^~^ZSf~Sf'if BRAND NEW 2006 SyeTTmSee eJei'adMr Sienna $ i Automatic, Air Conditioning Cruise Control, Power Windows Power Steering, Power Brakes ABS Tilt CD Rear Air i Conditioning 7 Passenger & More OVER 14 SIENNAS TO CHOOSE FROM I ,"E1" """1" ... . IN FOR iEe BRAND NEW 2006 ?3:CT mrwam 8rr OR SCION'S "PURE PRICE, PURCHASE MEANS NO HAGGLE. NO HASSLE.Vehlcle starts well equipped. Windo*wsB 4 Speaker .. Windows, ABS, Speaker 7AAllaW17 10H su Power cet bes wFrL.fe nioner A ioneer fI1'-. SM oSeat '05 PONTIAC VIBE 04 TOYOTA COROLLA LE 104 SCION XB AMFM/CD, Full Power, Cruise, Roof I LAMIFML'CausuCD, Fuli Pomr, Cruise, Rack, Stk#P1666 AM, FM. Cass, CDFull Power, Crulse, Keyless Entry, SItk#FIOOA IS Stk#F0827A. IS IS WAS WA 9WAS $5,99 ?S,?? Sl4,SB B 6,-9 =!S,99 I6,393 S.199L 07,999 $1 '04 TI AM, Powel '04 ISUZU RODEO AM FM, 6 Disc CD, Full Power Power Steerling, Cruise, Kyless IS WAS 7,,.,- l5,997j U SCION AXB AM/FMCD, Full Power Cruise, Keyless Entry, Sak#F090OA IS ,WAS Q47,,49546,889 '05 TOYOTA TUNDRA AMFMICD, Air Condltioning, Bedillner, Stk#FO198A Is99 oe,w l?99 AM/FM(CD, Full Power, Crulse, Alloy Wheels, Keyless Entry, SU#P1658A IS '04 CHEVROLET SLVERADO L AMFM'CassICD, Full Powr, Power Seats, Cruise, Bedlner Alloy Wheels, Keyless Entry, SKIP1672 IS WAS -- S "TOYOTA MAKES THE CAR ...DELUCA MAKES THE DIFFERENCE" T 0 0 T A * LOCATION:1 1/2 MILE EAST OF PADDOCK MALL S732-0770 or 1719 Sw College Rd. Ocala 1-0-4-250 ALL OFFERS ON SELECT VEHICLES, PLUS TAX, TAG, TITLE WITH APPROVED CREDITrr. PICTURES ARE FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLY." SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS. ALL PAYMENTS BASED ON 48 MOS. LEASE W2490 DOWN, 740 BEACON SCORE REQUIRED. 12K MILES PER YEAR PLUS TAX, TAG & REGISTRATION. PRICES PLUS ADDITIONAL CUSTOMER SELECTED OPTIONS. OFFERS CAN NOT BE USED IN CONJUCTION WITH ANY OTHER OFFER DEALER RETAINS ALL REBATE OR CASH BACK" t One Regal Cinemas pass per test drne, per etanly. ALL DISCOUNTS TAKEN FROM MSIP. I l WI IF 1U j 77- / ~ MPG HWY. \fJU A TACOMA ,, ! -4 -A w om 4EMm I a-] I OIL 4NCEIEVEN I I Vm I I lir Aml F-I XO, FkTuclvc 15 aw ZZ%.; SATURDAYn, ARIrnL 4U - I MOOe rTr.p4 4'1 WI00 m,"fltOJpy Tc ~ a~D~r~j! 2q~h~l Ok Qtod J -g&" 9 UAL I~ it A -~ 0 JIFTOI CARD JUST FOR STOPPING BY! K WITH ANY PURCHASE A lfot nreeo nt all nffre nrinr in nonntiatinno 111l:l : nNI Vll :]I I M #1 1 10,7lipi A h~1 I 1211 ~ LI ~ Ii 'l II: fI c CimNus COUNTY (FL) CHRONICIx * 1 '1k 4, -- 4 4 U 04 '4 a RA" TRnA-v ApRit. I 2006 ;J:f 4 0",-014 Fmm47- I n Vj :Lh': '1-J .t I Ot .ask- IW.10A IL a RARMA SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2006 23C (,IIRiS Loaded, Pwr Seat, Luxurious Fully Equipped, CD, Pwr Seat Absolutely Loded Best Buy! G+i~ ,dW D "II R-w7 ' Cridg Blackldge Buy s21.95* From 21.99U T mil iNCa lH 1 1 4in lill3 go-dewd, CD, , _Hower 995* From 18U.,995 SLoaded, CD, Chrome Wheels .995* Fully equipped B R Value Priced! ,., n 995! From l$ P9 200 BUICK PARK AVE )N i .r Itr. .rnroi m miT. I' i ar Sl4._Q9" 2005 FORD RANGER XL 2004 SIERRA 5T EXT CAB 2006 RENDEZVOUS CX 2004 KIA SEDUINA LX U100 FUHll SPUHT TIiR Eii ab I a 'l t gI m tu ltld b ]llrnEI 'I iiT. IrTin 6ai I ",a, 3 r l 01 iT.l' rl ;:urir.),J l IC Hi:,Ti ia'ik .liiJ Ti*I .,rril,duil 4 hdi'q duo i Cl, i *VO IV0 ir0w:,t CO b1 tpnl tw ,.X g: *15,900" 120,9000 19,900 812,2350' '13,995, Ar W - 2iua C.RvE b-IU A4-51 l, ! ' iR. f| lill bI Ul t, u "r. I 614.700' Ilk U PV 1!DD4gr eal SionbI mp '13,99s. 8,13.900 005 BUICK CENTURY 0.y. IV mi itrr. r CI p llj" (.. 'f pp 814.250, 2003 MC SONOMA lm arl,, ul ln. neld a It 'l; i i s 9a--41 2005 BUICK RENDEZVOUS 121 C D ,pw p ,i ''ll. bug r il 111.98fl0, BUICK CENTURY CUSTONH o00 BUICK I HiROSSE GL M leather, C ape, dual climate, chrome 12K miles, leather, sun roof, CD, cruise s129n1 S 18.900 2005 MC SIERRA 5hE Crewcab, 7k CD, beier,tow package. 8225.00 2001 NISSAN FRONTIER - Crewcab, automalic,lowmiles. 2003 FUORD FI IaOHIUAT 4.4 .u pir : O ,"I 1i 0 1) l ,. 121.850" 11k, lthr, sunroof, CD,Onstar, Homelink 49K,leather,achromehls,lmntedwdl;ulltop, CD : L ,3t rit e Ovo 9I p Fhir ed at i Im nt *22.700" 16.200 22.2502 I N02 BRICK RENDEZVOUS CX '.l rTi .' i)n iim.i triU h ,'ljir[ pL' 'l 112.300' ,1A.0tTi Rt mi 1CD d U aiiTiall, e ;a 813,995" wk 1; ZI A4- -I - 2003 CHEVY S-10 LS E i1 o t ,b ., T mpw pi CD ,ca '; rnil 114,450' Vi. l0 P, r e pu we: nli!. .9 9 I,:- 113.995" 2003 CHRYSLER SEBRING6 00S2 MC SIEBR EXCID SLE 2004 GMC YUKON L'l ilTr :.')nv ic.p u ,iz't a in cni. a L CO b hn1l r ,:ruii-e w pl .14 lerirei i ru d ti' Cwii r a.: :riaiqie 413.250' *14.995" *27,595" 2003 CHEVY S5R Qk mi I87.i .: rveriaf lop CD '27,250 :pM r)- T1 [ b~fmeb 918,500* $22-11111. 13.99s **. .. ./' 2 UO DME ENVOY XL SIT "'.1i,l I 1l 1 i m lLrn r .n H.Tn,-lm Did'' [ .i *24,300" 2004 BUICK LEBABHE 2004 BUICK RENDEZVOUS iiM l IUlliK PAllK AVE5 i4 tiUlEV TMlIUha UhU| LaTfd ll nT Ia iltiarl aiUt,IM : 14 lya,11'a ILL 14k m, Itwrll. E r a Fir p" il i Cllap tara, dualfir-1, (ITiT : ; '.i" m l I r i :unl, i 01 alll'rai q b a.,l i. Cli '21,300, 819,505 *16,250 419,900 --- -ma~aft .fl ---' --m hb W IMl II UIIUK PaRK AV5 LIli vr .l r. ,l.r a .,lijni 1 ,'r..m r.i ;, 827,500* --w..--.'aa 2003 RENDEZVOUS GX ' 1,t.K (ill' "0 D ,rl. ilN0 p pi *16.900D 2005 BUICK PARK AVE 2005 CHEVY TAHOE LT I1 I lr 1, It ..'.ITn;" t" C dL[I A -l5dqjI.IrI l IPl. ,li. T,| O il' -i1.l-finl 1 i,, ., '28,300. 830,500' ^,,.I -^^ ( Aam 2002 TRAILBLAZER I' Ltil i.[01-' I aIII I l l l' l.ir H .i ..I l ,,I . 131.500" 2004 CHEVY 500 VAN Cai' in only 0' mille 14.900' 2004 BUICK LESABRE Ci.oelbra i .IN m leainr rnr ment.' 120.995 2000 CHEVY 1500 LS E Icab.' I umpi, l il p p,'l ie *11,500" IV -2L 2002 BUICK LESABRE 2004 CHEVY COLORADO L,, T.i i t. r, ,l 3,pwr La r oor ar Ext cab, 19k miles, CD, cruise, bedliner, 413,995* *15,500* + -- "J -". Ap ,,m.. ... . 2003 LESARRE CUSTOM 2005 NCM YUKON SLT 00 CHEVY CAVALIER Leather, CD, Onstar & tape 6k mi, lthr, 6 disc CD, Onstar, Homelink Only 25k miles, great gas saver. 813,500* *30,500* '10,200* 200 PONTIACG 5 2UUvII O illI VEIahEH 12004 MEI 1SHA SLE White, V6, loaded, 800 Miles. Moon roof and ground effects package. X-cab,7k mi, CDAape, bedliner, towpkg 818,9956* 8',995* 8*19,500* r-ami 1 -u.M":V AIY1 -T71X U.IMr-yqNf pg Afl hea 2001 CHEVY BLAZER 4 X 11.950" 2003 PONTIAC AZTEK Farnili, mEio. SDpcorr, 2005 BUICK CENTURY C _u A bIl | ri.nr I 8IaRn0 2093 BDUICK MARbEhl 4un 41-a5 " u .......- I N M .. .......- -... 5 f na iii tape Ltr.r CDtape CD played wood 451k. CD Tlape tined aul cimnale Zae P p. piailse rm. tinted .wndows.C dotn op. cruise pw.pl aual clmaile winoaows. Iowpg itSiBe 85,1995 8,995 '8,95 '9,750' PW. PL. 32R. CD &-Wmt.bug Cruise. UA dield, bug vaent IUwpaclrage tierdvedmddo. on nowI. lam m. hogs utnsuta EAGLE~ 11u CrrCorrc traiTrryv /ITTI CHROnCrrt Buy From 1r4 .1 93 RobW towemess &ooknls CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE 24 ATUTRDAY, APRIL ,2006 in 4domosassa 'AN AMNRKCM FL"voumo (piIF I~e rness" CONVMMMFLCCAONS OR E~to CfSELEVOV #U AMER~ICAS#1 EIL-"MEI #1VLE SoB an Ep i" LL NEW 2007 TAN #26269 2006 Chevy Cobalt 2-Door 1LS MSRP..... ............ ..., . 12,9 O90 YOUR CRYSTAL SAVINGS.......................... 5 0 -&M AOL RiMLAL*-: 2006 Chevy Colorado MSRP................................................. 15,390O YOUR CRYSTAL SAVINGS ............................ 500 MFG. REBATE ........................ 1,2 50 i mh A0 #26291 2006 Chevy Uplander SMSP .................................. 20,995 YOUR CRYSTAL SAVINGS.................... 1,004 MF:. REBATE.-............................... 1,000 I .. li W #N6153 ' 2006 Chevy Equinox LS r MSRP....................... ......... $21,990 YOUR CRYSTAL SAVINGS........................ 1,995 I - ^^^^^Ay^~q^J,!^ 2006 Chevy Impala LS MSR CRYSTAL SAVIN..... GS................................... 21,9900 YOUR CRYSTAL SAVINGS.......... ......... 1, 30 0 &I&AWdL AW~ft , - ii "Price excludes tax. tag, title ana dealer fees i 'i 50 All rebates customer loyally and dealer incentives included. Approval based on credit scores; Expires the foilovnng Monday of ad date See dealer for details Pnolos lor illustration purposes only. EE ON OPEN 24 HOURS/7DAYS CUA3LE CWU ni 6Ou CRYAL U SA COM Saturday Sunday Tuesday AT RALAUTOS COM 7:30am 8:30pm 10:30om A' 05 GMC CANYON 06 CHEVY 05 CHEVY 04 CHEVROLET Z71 04 CHRYSLER 06 CHEVROLET 06 CHEVY SILVERADO 04 CHEVROLET CREW CAB .H.H. UPLANDER QUAD CAB PACIFICA SILVERADO 1500 EXT CAB 2500 TAHOE GM Certified. #9139L 2 Left, GM Certified! #9133L Loaded, leather. #26243A. GM Certified. #N6217A Touring, low mi. #N6199A Ext cab, V8, pwr. #9230L PW, PL, V8. #9229L Loaded. #26119A $17,995 $18,984 $19,995" $24,7991 121,8880 $22,488Q $22,488 '22,9ROi .LOc~ i.877.MY.CRYSTAL LOCAL .877.MY.CR 95~ 5 1.877.692.7978 637-5050 1.877.692 1035 S. Suncoast Blvd., Homosassa 2209 Hwy. 44 West, Inverness -I .9&-WO aAIUIU-'nx, twE X, I I I .9 Contact Us | Permissions | Preferences | Technical Aspects | Statistics | Internal | Privacy Policy © 2004 - 2010 University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries.All rights reserved. Acceptable Use, Copyright, and Disclaimer Statement Last updated October 10, 2010 - - mvs