This summary provides an overview of 3 news stories covered in a local newspaper: 1) Iraq insists US troops withdraw from cities by June 30th deadline despite US wishes to remain. 2) Tony Stewart surprised NASCAR by leaving Joe Gibbs Racing to start his own team, Stewart-Haas Racing, which is off to a strong start. 3) Local high schools are hosting drug-and alcohol-free lock-in parties called Project Graduation for graduating seniors to celebrate graduation in a safe environment.

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IRAQ INSISTS ON US DEPARTURE
Iraq’s government Monday ruled out allowing
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Obama targets tax loopholes
President wants overseas profit taxes raised
By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER proposal in 1961. ideas have been around though no tax increases
ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Obama’s proposal to for years. would go into effect until
WASHINGTON — close tax loopholes was a The president’s plan 2011. That’s an average of
President Barack Obama reliable applause line would limit the ability of $21 billion a year, less than
promised sternly on during the presidential U.S. companies to defer a 2 percent nick in a federal
Monday to crack down on campaign, but it got a paying U.S. taxes on budget deficit that is
companies “that ship jobs lukewarm response overseas profits. At the projected to hit $1.2 trillion
overseas” and duck U.S. Monday from Capitol Hill. same time, Obama would in 2010.
taxes with offshore havens. Sen. Max Baucus of step up efforts to go after Lost revenue isn’t the
It won’t be easy. Montana, the Democratic evaders who abuse only problem, Obama
Democrats have been chairman of the Senate offshore tax shelters. says. He contends the
AP PHOTO
fighting — and losing — Finance Committee, said Obama said his plan current system gives
this battle since John F. the plan needed further would raise $210 billion President Barack Obama speaks about tax reform in the
Kennedy made a similar study, even though similar over the next 10 years, LOOPHOLES | P4 Grand Foyer of the White House in Washington, Monday.
Florida
flu cases
now at 5
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
TALLAHASSEE — The state now has
five confirmed cases and 15 probable
cases of swine flu.
A report Monday that alleged
Charlotte County had its first swine flu
case was incorrect.
“Right now we’re still in surveillance
mode, but we still have no cases here
in Charlotte County,” county health
department spokesman Adam DuBois
said.
The report was issued by the
Florida Department of Health commu-
nications office. By Monday afternoon,
the statement was recalled.
“Charlotte County does not have a
probable or confirmed case of H1N1
Swine Flu,” Susan Smith, press secre-
tary with the Florida Department of
Health, wrote in an e-mail.
A few test samples were sent to the PHOTO PROVIDED
state to test for the presence of swine Charlotte High School graduates of 2008 celebrate at their project graduation event last May.
flu. DuBois said the lab reported that
there were no signs of the virus.
The Florida Department of Health
said Monday that a 7-year-old boy is
Project Graduation parties — free of drugs, alcohol —
the second confirmed Lee County case
and a 24-year-old man in Pinellas
County also has the flu. The depart-
mapped out for several area high schools
ment previously announced cases in By PAMELA STAIK anybody out in the woods drinking
STAFF WRITER and partying. We want them to be in a
CASES | P4 During the last week of May, hun- secure environment, hanging out one
dreds of local high school seniors will last time as an organized group of
move their graduation tassels from the classmates.”
New data right to left, thus entering the next
phase of their young lives.
Regardless of what students plan to
In general, each project graduation is
based on the premise of offering lots of
food, fun and safety for free.
raises hopes do in their future, parents have vowed
to make sure every single graduate
lives to see their goals come true.
Traditionally, parents keep as much
as possible about the event a secret
until the very last moment.
of easing To accomplish this goal, parents
from traditional area high schools are
hosting drug and alcohol free lock-in
But that isn’t so important to Char-
lotte High parents.
Just ask event chair Debbie
recession parties called Project Graduation.
“These are safe events and celebra-
tions meant for everyone in the
Llewellyn.
“We want to get the kids excited
about it,” she said, adding that posters
By MARTIN CRUTSINGER graduating class,” explained Lemon appeared around campus before
AP ECONOMICS WRITER Bay High’s Project Graduation chair Disney’s Grad Nite announcing the
WASHINGTON — Evidence that Dave Dignam. “We don’t want event’s theme: 2009 Wii R Tarpon PHOTO PROVIDED
housing is poised to improve and Heroes. Lemon Bay High School graduates took
optimism about the results of banking Naturally, this theme will incorporate turns riding a mechanical bull last year
“stress tests” raised hopes Monday that technological trends with the students, during their project graduation celebration.
the recession is easing and helped lift a such as sending text messages and
key stock market measure into the playing video games on Wii, a popular Englewood, the big giveaways will be
black for the year. gaming device. two $1,500 scholarships to a secret, but
Construction spending and pending At project graduation, seniors will be local, educational facility.
home sales both fared better than able to play Guitar Hero, Rock Band While food and prizes are usually
expected in March, and private and Wii Fit games, in addition to the donated by local businesses or individ-
economists saw the reports as further regular activities. Llewellyn said this uals, committee members of the
evidence that the overall economy is includes a casino gaming area, a project graduation events spend most
stabilizing after its bleakest stretch in a jousting activity, an inflatable obstacle of the school year holding fundraisers
half-century. If so, the economy might course, caricature and temporary to pay for the fiestas and additional gift
be able to mount a recovery in the tattoo artists, a money machine and a items.
second half of 2009. prize tent containing items for seniors To make this happen, Lemon Bay
Wall Street took the same view. All to pick from. parents held bucket brigades around
the major stock indexes jumped more Of course, all three graduation events Englewood and sold Christmas trees.
than 2 percent. The Standard & Poor’s will incorporate door prizes and gift Including savings for next year’s
500 rose 3.39 percent, showing a gain PHOTO PROVIDED giveaways, including household items event, Dignam said Englewood parents
for 2009. Gifts are displayed in a tent at last year’s such as bedding and towels, electronic hope to collect between $15,000 and
project graduation for Charlotte High devices including laptops, not to
HOPES | P4 School. mention gift certificates and cash. In GRADUATION | P4
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| WORLD
S. Korean ship Mexico calms as fears of flu rebound rise
thwarts piracy MEXICO CITY (AP) — guarantee that our now that the virus is
Mexico announced a educational institutions taking off in the U.S.,
NAIROBI, Kenya —
return to “normalcy” on are in adequate hygienic chances of severe cases
South Korean snipers
Monday, preparing to condition,” promised could rise as well.
hovering in a heli-
reopen businesses and Calderon, who called on “We’ve seen in many of
copter Monday chased
schools even as the virus parents to join educators the cases in Mexico,
away pirates pursuing
sickened more than 1,200 in a “collective” cleansing 'I there’s been sometimes
a North Korean
people in 20 countries. and inspection of schools five to seven days of
freighter, a rare
World health officials nationwide. being mildly ill with
instance of recent 1
said the global epidemic “This is about going increasing respiratory
cooperation between
is still in its early stages, back to normalcy but distress and then being
the two Koreas.
and that a pandemic with everyone taking hospitalized, and then
The South Korean
could be declared in the better care,” Calderon spending five days or a
ship has been oper-
days to come. But said. week in hospital, so that’s
ating off Somalia since
Mexico’s president said it But experts inside a timeline of two weeks,”
last month on a
was waning at its Mexico’s swine flu crisis AP PHOTO he said.
mission to protect its
epicenter, justifying center warned that the A couple wearing masks as a precaution against swine flu As of Monday, Mexico
cargo ships from
Wednesday’s end to a virus remains active walks past closed stores in Mexico City, Monday. Mexican had 727 confirmed cases,
Somali pirates, whose
five-day nationwide throughout Mexico and officials lowered their flu alert level in the capital on and U.S. case grew to at
acts of high-seas crime
shutdown he credits for could bounce back once Monday, and plan to allow cafes, museums and libraries least 300 in 36 states.
have exploded in
reducing the spread of millions return to work to reopen this week, while world health officials weighed Globally, the virus has
recent years as the
the new virus. and school. It also may raising their pandemic alert to the highest level. reached more than 1,276
bandits continue to get
Already, streets in the get worse north of the people in 20 countries —
ransoms in the millions
capital seemed more border. reopened Monday after a the epidemic. But other still in its early stages, to
of dollars.
lively, with more vehicles “The bottom line is that spring break trip to experts said the known the World Health
South Korea’s Joint
and fewer people wearing there hasn’t been time for Mexico led to as many as cases are almost certainly Organization.
Chiefs of Staff said in a
face masks. Some cafes the severe illnesses to 1,000 people being only a fraction of what’s The WHO was studying
statement that the
even reopened ahead of perhaps show up in the sickened. out there, meaning more whether to raise the
4,500-ton-class
time. President Felipe U.S. yet,” Marc-Alain “We are by no means illnesses could surface pandemic alert to 6, its
warship sent a Lynx
Calderon said universities Widdowson, a medical out of the woods,” said once crowds gather again highest level, which
helicopter to assist the
and high schools will epidemiologist from the Dr. Richard Besser, acting in Mexico. would mean a global
North Korean vessel
reopen on Thursday, and U.S. Centers for Disease director of the CDC. “It’s clear that it’s just outbreak has begun.
shortly after receiving a
younger schoolchildren Control and Prevention, Health Secretary Jose about everywhere in WHO uses the term
distress call that it was
should report back to told The Associated Press. Cordova insisted that Mexico. I think now there pandemic to refer to
being chased by the
school on May 11. Experts in the U.S. also swine flu infections are is considerable person- geographic spread rather
pirate ship.
“The school schedule urged caution, even as a trending downward after to-person transmission,” than severity. Pandemics
will resume with the New York City school 27 deaths at the center of Widdowson said. And aren’t necessarily deadly.
Pig slaughter
ires Christians
CAIRO — The
Egyptian government is Iraq insists on US Supreme Court
leaving cities by June 30 rules for immigrant
using swine flu as an
excuse to get rid of tens
of thousands of pigs
raised by garbage
collectors who live
amid the refuse in Cairo
BAGHDAD (AP) —
Iraq’s government 1G r
in ID theft case
slums. But the move Monday ruled out WASHINGTON (AP) — numbers belong to
has prompted accusa- allowing U.S. combat A unanimous Supreme someone else, regardless
tions Monday that troops to remain in Iraqi Court said Monday that of whether the defendant
Muslims are attacking cities after the June 30 undocumented workers knew it.
minority Christians, deadline for their with- who use phony IDs can’t Breyer said intent is
who breed the animals. drawal, despite concern be considered identity often easy to prove in
The government last that Iraqi forces cannot thieves without proof what he called classic
week ordered the cope with the security they knew they were identity theft. “Where a
slaughter of all the challenge following a stealing real people’s defendant has used
country’s 300,000 pigs resurgence of bombings Social Security and other another person’s infor-
as a precaution against in recent weeks. numbers. mation to get access to
swine flu, even though Asking U.S. forces to The court’s decision that person’s bank
no cases have been stay in the cities, limits federal authorities’ account, the government
reported in the including volatile Mosul use of a 2004 law, can prove knowledge
country. But after the in the north, would be AP FILE PHOTO intended to get tough on with little difficulty,”
World Health embarrassing for Iraq’s identity thieves, against Breyer said.
prime minister, who has In this March 13 file photo, Iraqi Army soldiers look at a immigrants who are But immigrants
Organization criticized book of Arabic phrases as U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Robert
the measure as entirely staked his political picked up in workplace without proper docu-
future on claims that the Williams, 37, assigned to Delta Co., 1st Combined Arms raids and found to be mentation need identity
unnecessary, the Battalion, 67th Armor Regiment, looks for help in
government expanded country has turned the using false Social Security documents and often
corner in the war communicating in Mosul, 225 miles northwest of and alien registration buy them from forgers,
the rationale for the Baghdad, Iraq.
slaughter to confront a against Sunni and Shiite numbers. never knowing if they
long-standing hygienic extremists. with Pentagon violence had not risen to Advocates for immi- belong to anyone.
problem posed by pigs The departure of spokesman Bryan a level that would force a grants had complained Such was the case with
and garbage dumps in heavily armed combat Whitman saying it’s up to change in the withdrawal that federal authorities the undocumented
the midst of densely troops from bases inside the Iraqi government to schedule. used the threat of worker on the winning
populated areas of the the cities is important request an extension of Last month, however, prosecution on the side Monday. Ignacio
capital. psychologically to many the U.S. presence in the the top U.S. commander identity theft charge, Carlos Flores-Figueroa, a
Iraqis, who are eager to cities and “we intend to in Iraq, Gen. Raymond which carries a two-year Mexican immigrant
Jailed journalist regain control of their fully abide by” terms of Odierno, said he was mandatory prison term, employed at a steel plant
country after six years of the security agreement. worried that Iraqi forces to win guilty pleas on in East Moline, Ill.,
hospitalized war and U.S. military The chairman of the won’t be ready to assume lesser charges and traveled to Chicago and
CAIRO — The occupation. Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm. full responsibility for acceptance of prompt bought numbers from
American journalist on U.S. officials played Mike Mullen, told Mosul by the end of deportation. someone who trades in
a hunger strike for two down the Iraqi decision, reporters Monday that June. “These prosecutions counterfeit IDs.
weeks to protest her have been taken off the Unlike earlier fictitious
table,” said Nina Perales, numbers Flores-Figueroa
Program enlists doctors
imprison-
ment in southwest regional used, these numbers
Iran was counsel for the Mexican belonged to real people.
to help stem tide of addiction
briefly American Legal Defense Flores-Figueroa had
hospital- t and Education Fund. worked at the plant
ized after The court, in an under a false name for six
she opinion by Justice years. His decision to use
WASHINGTON (AP) — workers past the stigma Someone else insists Stephen Breyer, rejected his real name and
intensified If more doctors started and ensure that more she’s a social drinker? If
her fast by SABERI the government’s exchange one set of
asking, would more drug patients are asked for she’s ever had four or argument that prosecu- phony numbers for
refusing to and alcohol abusers ’fess simple clues to addiction more drinks in a day, she
drink water, Reporters tors need only show that another aroused his
up so they could get help? at every visit — not just in may have a bigger the identification employer’s suspicions.
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Empty neighborhoods fester in Rust Belt
By DAN SEWELL and to do just that — buy and certain areas like Cincin- tide, buying and either
FRANK BASS either rehabilitate or nati’s Over-the-Rhine rehabilitating or bulldoz-
ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS demolish foreclosed and neighborhood, roughly ing empty homes. Even
CINCINNATI — Meet abandoned homes. two of every three homes with billions of federal
the forgotten housing The AP’s analysis, are vacant or used by dollars pouring into
crisis. however, shows the squatters. The area is cities, civic leaders such
While most attention money will only make a more than 70 percent as Steve Leeper, director
has focused on the wave modest dent in the black and poor, with of a Cincinnati develop-
of foreclosures sweeping problem. As of March 31, unemployment often ment group, say fixing
mostly middle-class, there were about 4 around 50 percent. lead paint, asbestos,
suburban Sunbelt neigh- million homes that have Things may be even decay and other prob-
borhoods from California been empty for 90 days — worse in Flint, Mich. lems takes a long time.
to Florida, the nation’s a slight increase over last Jeffrey Taylor, 51, moved Leeper said there are
emptiest neighborhoods AP PHOTO year’s figures and about 3 to a vanishing neighbor- plans to offer more
have remained concen- percent of all U.S. homes. hood in the late 1960s, affordable housing and
trated in the same place A woman, talking on a cell phone, walks past an The federal money will when his father worked more rental units, in
for nearly a generation: abandoned home in east Buffalo, N.Y., Friday. be distributed based on a for General Motors. At its phased development
the mostly minority, poor, of the 1980s — cities such many as 10,000 vacant, complicated formula that peak, the factories meant to make sure there
urban neighborhoods of as Flint, Mich.; Colum- abandoned homes. considers local rates for employed thousands. aren’t pockets of empty
the American Rust Belt. bus, Ohio; Buffalo, N.Y.; Suburban sprawl, an foreclosures, high-cost Now, all but one of the 20 housing left in the made-
An analysis by The and Indianapolis. aging population and mortgages and vacancies. factories and buildings in over neighborhood.
Associated Press, based “I’d move in a heart- manufacturing losses There won’t be enough the industrial valley have “When you don’t have
on data collected by the beat if I had somewhere to have left the city with a money to completely fix been closed and torn an area populated,” he
U.S. Postal Service and go right now,” said Cindy population under 300,000 places such as the neigh- down, driving residents said, “it doesn’t have a
the Housing and Urban Olejniczak of Buffalo. — about half what it was borhood in western from his neighborhoods. heart.”
Development Depart- Roughly every third home during the 1950s. Columbus that is the City officials are thinking
ment, shows the emptiest in her neighborhood is Federal lawmakers nation’s emptiest. About 70 about bulldozing large ALMANAC
neighborhoods are vacant. Not even pizzerias have designated nearly percent of the neighbor- swaths of the city.
clustered in places hit will deliver to the area. $6 billion over the past hood’s housing is empty. Cities across the region Today is Tuesday, May 5,
hard during the recession In Buffalo, there are as year for local governments In some sections of are trying to reverse the the 125th day of 2009.
There are 240 days left in
the year.
GRADUATION: High schools plan drug-, alcohol-free parties Today in history
FROM PAGE 1 North Port High Graduation, and $12,000 On May 5, 1961,
School’s Project Gradua- remained for this year’s astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr.
$25,000 before the event tion will begin following project. became America’s first space
on May 29. commencement ceremo- “One thing we’d like to traveler as he made a 15-
That could be difficult ny May 30, and continues emphasize,” Bickett said. minute suborbital flight in a
because of the economic until 5 a.m. May 31. The “The party is not a lock capsule launched from Cape
downturn. graduates are bused from in. Students can leave, Canaveral, Fla.
“We have felt the pinch NPHS to the South but they can’t come back
in our collections,” County YMCA in Venice in and they forfeit their On this date
Dignam admitted. after the ceremony for a prizes (if they leave).”
They aren’t the only celebration that includes Bickett said there are In 1821, Napoleon
ones, said Yvette Johnson, a DJ, dancing, games with two more Project Grad Bonaparte, 51, died in exile
Port Charlotte High’s prizes, “splash for cash” fundraisers scheduled — on the island of St. Helena.
event chair. in the YMCA pool, a May 13 at Beef O’ Brady’s In 1891, Carnegie Hall
Although the group has hypnotist, swimming, from 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. and (then named “Music Hall”)
u - i
set a goal of raising food and raffles. May 22-23 at the Basket had its official opening night
approximately $20,000 for In past years, more Peddler Boutique — in New York City.
the party, Johnson said than $10,000 has gone when both businesses RRaaaCT In 1904, Cy Young pitched
only $6,500 has been into the event. Much of will donate a portion of GRA Q UATI
the American League’s first
collected with another the money comes from their receipts to the perfect game as the Boston
$2,500 promised. fundraising and cash, gift project. Americans defeated the
“We’ve been hit really certificate and prize Project graduation Philadelphia Athletics 3-0.
hard,” she said. “Even the donations. committees are still In 1981, Irish Republican
businesses that have DeSoto County High looking for help. For more PHOTO PROVIDED BY DALLAS EMRICH Army hunger-striker Bobby
always donated to the School has raked in information on how you Sands died at the Maze
cause are donating almost $25,000 to date for can donate or volunteer North Port City Commissioner Vanessa Carusone, left, who
Prison in Northern Ireland in
maybe a quarter of what its Project Graduation — your time, contact: has a daughter graduating from North Port High School
his 66th day without food.
they’ve normally donated thanks to a boost from • Charlotte High this year, helped collect money for prizes for Project
Graduation recently in front of the North Port Walmart. In 2000, the tightest
because they’ve been money left over from last School: Call or e-mail alignment in 38 years of
hurting.” year’s inaugural event. event chair Debbie • Port Charlotte High or visit the Web site Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter,
Considering a slow “We’re doing real well,” Llewellyn at 941-456-1212 School: Call event chair www.sarasotaschools. Saturn, the sun and the
start, Charlotte High is said DeSoto County’s or llewellyn36@ Yvette Johnson at 941- com/nphsprojectgrad. moon — as seen from Earth
doing fairly well. Project Graduation comcast.net. 889-8897. You can also • DeSoto High — took place.
With the help of Chairwoman Leslie • Lemon Bay High contact Debbie Capo at School: Leslie Bickett
members of the Rotary Bickett. “We take dona- School: Call or e-mail the school by calling (teacher at DeSoto Today’s
Club of Harbor tions year around. People event chair Dave Dignam 941-255-7485. Middle School) cell
Heights/Peace River, can donate cash, prizes at 941-460-1208 or • North Port High number: 863-990-5601 birthdays
parents have been able to or food.” projgradlbhs@yahoo.com. School: Call Janice Staff writer John Actress Pat Carroll is 82.
raise approximately The 2008 event was You can also contact Redenbo, at 941-423- Lawhorne contributed to AFL-CIO president John J.
$16,000 of their $20,000 DeSoto County High Beth Johnston at 941- 8558, ext. 66012, or Nancy this article. Sweeney is 75. Actor Michael
goal. School’s first Project 474-3864. DeCarlo at 941-426-7757, E-mail: pstaik@sun-herald.com Murphy is 71. Comedian-actor
Michael Palin is 66.Rock
LOOPHOLES: Obama plans to raise overseas profit taxes
correspondent Kurt Loder is
64. NBC News anchor Brian
Williams is 50. Actress Tina
FROM PAGE 1 where they generate wealthy individuals evade impose billions of dollars make permanent a Yothers is 36. Singer Craig
profits. taxes in overseas in new taxes on many of research tax credit that David is 28. Actress Danielle
companies an incentive The bottom line? accounts. Obama said the the nation’s largest would provide firms Fishel is 28. R&B singer Chris
to invest overseas rather “Nobody should miss government is hiring corporations, including about $75 billion in Brown is 20.
than creating jobs in the the fact that this is about nearly 800 new IRS agents Google, General Electric, breaks over the next 10
U.S. revenue,” said Raymond to enforce the tax code. Hewlett-Packard, Intel years. The credit currently
“It’s a tax code that says Wiacek, head of the tax “I want to see our and Johnson & Johnson, is to expire at the end of NEWS OF
you should pay lower practice at the law firm companies remain the tax experts said. But it the year. THE WEIRD
taxes if you create a job in Jones Day. “These most competitive in the falls well short of the Obama has widespread
Revolutionized
Bangalore, India, than if companies have the world,” Obama said at a broad overhaul of the tax support in Congress to
you create one in Buffalo, money, and the U.S. White House announce- system that will probably crack down on tax parenting
N.Y.,” Obama said government needs the ment. “But the way to have to wait until at least evaders who illegally hide “Consensual Living”
Monday. money.” make sure that happens next year — after Con- assets in tax havens. But parenting, which was
The business commu- Obama also proposed a is not to reward our gress deals with health he faces stiff opposition developed in 2006 and now
nity argues the deferral package of disclosure and companies for moving care and energy. — even within his own has many hundreds of
system helps them enforcement measures jobs off our shores or In exchange for the party — to increasing followers, supposes that
compete against foreign designed to make it transferring profits to increased taxes some taxes on the legal transac- every family member’s needs
companies that pay taxes harder for financial overseas tax havens.” companies would have to tions of U.S. multination- are equally valid and
only in the countries institutions to help Obama’s plan would pay, Obama agreed to al companies. respectworthy. Even pre-
adolescents are assumed
CASES: Flu HOPES: New data points to easing recession
able to understand their own
needs and respect those of
others. When little Kiernen,
numbers FROM PAGE 1
Bolstering that picture
future loan losses, the
government will supply
the needed resources,
after the index hit a
record low in January.
The pending sales index
which are causing more
banks to tighten lending
standards.
3, of Langley, British
Columbia, hits another child,
his mom told Toronto’s Globe
jump to 5 were rising expectations
that the government-run
stress tests, showing how
Bernanke has said.
The Fed chairman is
scheduled to testify to
is now 1.1 percent above
last year’s levels.
Typically, there’s a one-
The Fed reported
Monday that about 50
percent of U.S. banks had
& Mail in March, she does
not invoke authority but
instead asks about his
FROM PAGE 1 the nation’s 19 largest Congress on Tuesday to two-month lag tightened their lending feelings and whether he’d
banks would fare in a about the state of the between a contract being standards on prime like to express himself
Lee, Broward and Orange severe recession, have economy. signed and a final deal mortgages and that 65
differently. If Kahlan, 18
counties. found most of them in The Commerce being sealed. So the percent had tightened
standards on nontradi- months old, of Nanaimo,
The department also reasonably good shape. Department reported index is a good barome-
The test results are that construction ter for future home sales. tional mortgages. Both British Columbia, is grumpy
said there are five at a time when her mother
probable cases in expected to be released spending rose 0.3 Economists saw both percentages were higher
Thursday after markets percent in March. It was reports as good news. than in the last survey in has made plans, Mom says
Hillsborough County, she is obligated to consider
close. the first increase after “Things certainly look early February.
three probable cases in Many builders also are other plans. And when
Federal Reserve five straight months of a bit less bad than in the
Miami-Dade County, two finding it harder to get Savannah, 6, insisted on
Chairman Ben declines. And it was far dark days at the turn of
in Palm Beach County Bernanke has said none better than the the year,” Ian Shepherd- lending for their projects wearing her Halloween cat
and one each in Alachua, of the 19 banks will be 1.5 percent drop analysts son, chief U.S. economist because of rising defaults costume every single day for
Lee, Indian River, allowed to fail and that had expected. at High Frequency on commercial real estate. several months, her mom in
Okeechobee and Clay any institution that Meanwhile, the Economics, wrote in a Because of such Burlington, Ontario, just
counties. needs to raise more National Association of research note. problems, the overall shrugged, since she recalled
Meanwhile, some capital will be given six Realtors said its index of Some analysts cau- economy, as measured how contentious the morning
Florida schools are months to do so. pending home sales rose tioned that the economy by the gross domestic dressing rituals were, pre-
closed while health If the bank cannot 3.2 percent to 84.6 in still faces threats from product, is expected to Consensual Living.
officials monitor the raise the needed capital March. That was the waves of layoffs and keep shrinking in the
cases. as a cushion against second monthly increase rising mortgage defaults, current quarter. — From wire reports

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6. Front Page 6 D/E/N/C www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun /Tuesday, May 5, 2009
FLORIDA REPORT
Lawmakers reach agreement on budget
Watered-down state budget for fiscal year starting July 1 expected to top $65 billion
TALLAHASSEE (AP) — House and combination of spending cuts, federal R-Lake Wales. during the next fiscal year, but that
Senate negotiators Monday settled stimulus money and increases in the Alexander next will resume gambling money isn’t in the budget. It would go
their difference over the next state cigarette tax, college and university talks that were suspended pending a into reserves that could be tapped if
budget and now will turn to related tuition and fees for everything from budget resolution. revenues continue to fall below expec-
issues including the expansion of court filings to license plates. The The House has been reluctant to tations as they have for the last two
gambling as well as tax and fee spending reductions include a expand gaming, but the House’s chief years.
increases, to generate many of the 2 percent pay cut for state employees negotiator on that issue, Rep. Bill One of the last issues resolved was
dollars needed to balance the spending making more than $45,000 a year. Galvano, R-Bradenton, last week over what to do with $246 million
plan. “It’s reasonable and responsible in moved closer to the Senate’s position expected to be left over this year in the
The budget for the fiscal year starting view of the times that we’re in,” said by offering to let the Seminole Indians state-federal Medicaid health care
July 1 is expected to top $65 billion, but Rep. Marcelo Llorente, a Miami have blackjack tables at the tribe’s three program for the needy.
that’s nearly $8 billion less than Republican who chairs one of the Broward County casinos but not at four Alexander wanted to spend it, but
lawmakers appropriated two years ago. House budget councils. other facilities in Tampa, Immokalee, Llorente preferred to save it in case the
They’ve had to cut spending since then Llorente and Rep. David Rivera, a Big Cypress and Brighton. The Senate state is hit with a penalty over a deal
due to a sagging economy that’s Miami Republican who chairs the wants to allow blackjack and other card former Gov. Jeb Bush made with the
reduced tax receipts and other revenue. other House budget panel, hashed games at the Tampa, as well as Broward federal government that moved
The decline is expected to continue out the final budget differences over County casinos. patients in Broward and Duval coun-
next year. To avoid a potential the last three days with Senate Ways A gambling deal could generate ties into managed care as an experi-
$6 billion deficit, lawmakers are using a and Means Chairman JD Alexander, around $500 million for the state ment to reduce costs.
| OTHER HEADLINE NEWS FROM AROUND THE STATE
Teen son escapes Fla. Slain toddler’s mom
family slaying; 4 dead wants trial moved
LAKELAND — A 34-year-old ORLANDO — The attorney for
father who shot and killed his a Florida mother charged with
wife and two young sons fell killing her toddler daughter
over a bicycle and missed asked a judge Monday to move
another son before killing the trial to South Florida.
himself on the front lawn of their Jose Baez filed a motion for a
house, authorities said Monday. change of venue. He told
The surviving 13-year-old boy reporters that he didn’t believe
escaped through the garage as his client could get a fair trial in
his father fired a rifle at him, the Orlando in central Florida due to
Polk County Sheriff’s the excessive local media
Department said. AMR> coverage. Prosecutors, who have
Investigators said Troy Ryan said they will seek the death
Bellar fatally shot his wife, penalty if Casey Anthony is
Wendy Bellar, 31, and their 5- convicted, did not immediately
month-old and 8-year-old sons return messages asking for
before killing himself late comment. “The local coverage
Sunday in Lakeland, between has been so constant and at
Tampa and Orlando. They said times so inflammatory that
they had not found any suicide AP PHOTO members of the local commu-
note and a motive for the killings nity have already formed their
remained unclear.
“I heard Wendy screaming and
Full-court press opinions without even hearing
one piece of evidence,” Baez
the baby crying,” said next-door A custodial crew member mops the gym floor with a bleach-water solution at OakLeaf School said.
neighbor Doug Lane. He in Clay County, Monday, after a possible case of swine flu was reported. Custodial crews from — Associated Press
described hearing a barrage of around the region joined to sanitize the school after the possible case was reported. The state
gunfire and Wendy Bellar now has five confirmed cases and 15 probable cases of swine flu.
sounding as if she was in Alligator Alley opens
“horror, terror.” after fog, smoke lifts
Sheriff’s Department 10
NAPLES — Alligator Alley is
spokesman Scott Wilder said R TaIR1haesee JacksorMs e open again after extreme fog and
ensacola
Wendy Bellar tried to leave the 10
smoke conditions hindered
home with two of the children 5
Smarwe
n traffic for hours.
after a fight with her husband. River $t Jphns
The Florida Highway Patrol
But Troy Bellar opened fire with River
said the major roadway
a 7.62 mm rifle, killing Wendy, 5-
month-old Zack James Bellar and
FLORIDA Daylona Beach
connecting Broward and Collier
8-year-old Ryan Patrick Bellar in
the front porch area.
Three astronauts 5 counties reopened Monday
morning. It was closed for eight
“It’s a very, very angry and
selfish and cowardly person who
enter hall of fame ando
Cape Canaveral
hours due to low visibility. A
wildfire in Big Cypress National
Preserve has been burning for
murdered his family,” Wilder CAPE CANAVERAL — Three more 4 MoIbaUme almost two weeks and has
said. “What motive or what shuttle astronauts have been inducted burned more than 30,000 acres.
explanation can you give?” Tampa
into the U.S. Astronauts Hall of Fame in St Peler bu Vero Beach It was apparently started by a
Wilder said Troy Bellar chased Cape Canaveral. George Nelson, lightning strike.
FioOda'6T
13-year-old Nathan Bellar William Shepherd and James Sarasota
The agency reopened the
l4rrda
through their garage, but tripped Wetherbee were inducted Saturday. Van Nsevr westbound lanes of the road,
over a bicycle and fell. The The total number of astronauts in the n e
also known as Interstate 75, at
father’s gun discharged, but he hall of fame is now 73. It’s the eighth P"" Lake Palm Beach U.S. 27 in Broward County. The
got back up and fired at least group of shuttle astronauts to be Okeschobae eastbound lanes of the roadway
two more rounds before killing
inducted. Earlier inductees represented les were open at mile marker 101 in
himself. Foil Lauftr doo
Collier County.
No neighbors were injured by
the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab
Hialeah State Road 29 in Collier
gunfire in the quiet suburban and Apollo-Soyuz programs. Nelson
was on the first spacewalking team to County at U.S. 41 to Oil Well
community, where the Bellars Road was also reopened.
lived in a ranch-style home repair a satellite in-orbit. He flew three EVE DES
NA AL PAAI( — Associated Press
with green shutters and a shuttle missions. Shepherd
screened-in front porch. commanded the first mission to the
Investigators say Troy Bellar International Space Station and has Judge denies mistrial
ran a home remodeling and been awarded the Congressional Medal Key W in terror trial
handyman business. Wendy was of Honor. Wetherbee commanded five MIAMI — A federal judge on
a stay-at-home mom. of the six space shuttle missions he Monday denied defense attor-
Lane said Troy Bellar’s busi- flew from 1984 through 2003. neys’ request for a third mistrial
ness seemed to keep going — Associated Press in the case of six men accused of
despite the economic downturn. plotting to destroy Chicago’s
— Associated Press Sears Tower and attack FBI
Attorney seeks stay of Teen son faces 1st-degree offices, despite increasing signs
execution for Fla. inmate murder charge in Miami city of disarray in the jury.
Workers at Fla. site find commissioner’s death U.S. District Judge Joan Lenard
TALLAHASSEE — An attorney for
5,000-year-old bones condemned killer John Richard Marek asked instead convened a hearing later
MIAMI — The 17-year-old arrested in
MALABAR — Workers at a the Florida Supreme Court on Monday to the shooting death of his father, a Monday to ask each of the 12
Space Coast project site have block his client’s scheduled execution next South Miami city commissioner, now jury members about a note
uncovered teeth and bone week. faces a first-degree murder charge. signed by the foreman
fragments believed to be up to The 47-year-old former Texas drifter was Jason Beckman was originally describing one juror as being
5,000 years old. convicted nearly a quarter century ago in the charged with manslaughter with a disruptive, offensive and
The items were found in the June 16, 1983, kidnapping, rape and murder firearm. The county clerk’s Web site refusing to deliberate. The
last month in Malabar at the site of Adella Marie Simmons. says a grand jury handed down the hearing in open court would
of an area to be flooded to create She was one of two women returning home indictment last week on the first- determine whether the juror
Lake Lawton. when their car broke down on the Florida degree murder charge. should be removed so that
The human remains have Turnpike in Broward County. Marek and his Beckman told detectives that he deliberations, stalled since
been reburied. Thousands of accomplice, Raymond Wigley, stopped and went to show his father a shotgun he Friday, could resume.
other items, including fish hooks persuaded Simmons to ride with them to a had just assembled but slipped and “There must be an inquiry
and tools believed to be fash- service station. They instead took her to a fell, causing the shotgun to fire. made of this jury,” Lenard said,
ioned by American Indians from beach about 60 miles away where she was Jay Beckman was elected to the adding that it would focus solely
bones, have been sent to a strangled with a bandanna after being sexu- commission of the small suburban city on whether each juror is “willing
laboratory. ally assaulted. in 2006.Associated Press to follow the law and apply it to
Work at the site has stalled as Defense attorney Martin McClain asked the — Associated Press the evidence.” Two previous trials
federal officials negotiate with justices to halt Marek’s scheduled May 13 for the “Liberty City Six” — named
the Seminole and Miccosukee execution by lethal injection, asserting that for their inner city neighborhood
tribes over how to proceed. Wigley was the actual killer. — ended in mistrials.
— Associated Press — Associated Press — Associated Press

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NEWS ACROSS pursue bold ideas that could
lead to breakthroughs,
focusing on ways to prevent
AMERICA and treat infectious diseases,
such as HIV, malaria,
tuberculosis, pneumonia and
California as well as for the rest of the diarrheal diseases. The
Filene’s Basement locations foundation said grant
Roman Polanski trial and the chain’s other assets. recipient Eric Lam at Rutgers
LOS ANGELES— An attorney University in New Jersey is
for Roman Polanski has told a Georgia exploring tomatoes as a
Los Angeles judge that the antiviral drug delivery system.
fugitive film director won’t Missing professor Researchers at the University
appear at a hearing this week ATHENS — Police say they’ve of Exeter in Devon, England,
to seek dismissal of the 31- found the passport of a AP PHOTO will seek to build an inexpen-
year-old sex case against him.
A court document filed
University of Georgia professor
suspected of killing his wife Cinco de Mayo steps sive instrument to diagnose
malaria by using magnets to
Monday argues that Polanski’s and two others outside a Anthony Estrada Jr., 7, spins, jumps and gyrates to the beat of music provided by detect the waste products of
personal appearance is community theater. Athens- local musicians 24/7 at the Cinco de Mayo celebration in Victoria, TX, Saturday. the malaria parasite in human
irrelevant to the question of Clarke County Police Capt. blood.
whether official misconduct Clarence Holeman confirmed
violated his constitutional Monday that George Zinkhan’s concession demands were not cause during a Coast Guard play “Uncle Vanya.” Wisconsin
rights. Polanski, now 75, passport was found inside his met. The Guild called that a hearing examining what
pleaded guilty in 1977 to wrecked Jeep in a ravine a few “bullying” tactic. caused the Lady Mary to sink Rhode Island Triple homicide
unlawful sexual intercourse miles from his home Friday. about 60 miles off Cape May STEVENS POINT — A judge in
with a 13-year-old girl. He Zinkhan is accused of killing Missouri on March 24. Smith lost two Craigslist charge Wisconsin has set bail at
subsequently fled to France. his wife, Marie Bruce, 63-year- sons in the wreck. Weeks, a
WARWICK — A medical $500,000 for a man accused
The judge has refused to old Ben Teague and 40-year- Sprint-Nextel good news marine lawyer, based hisstudent jailed in Boston on of killing his girlfriend and two
consider dismissal as long as old Tom Tanner as they KANSAS CITY — Despite a conclusion on video of the
suspicion of killing a of their children at their home
Polanski remains a fugitive. If gathered for a picnic April 25. widening net loss, Sprint ship, now sitting on the ocean
masseuse he met on Craigslist in Nelsonville. Portage County
he returns to the United Two others were hit by bullet Nextel Corp. finally got some floor under 200 feet of water,
was charged Monday in Rhode Circuit Judge Frederick
States from France he would fragments. Authorities say the good news in its long taken by a remotely piloted
Island with pulling a gun on a Fleishauer set the bail Monday
risk arrest. marketing professor never recovery Monday, as a big undersea vehicle. The video
stripper in a hotel. An arrest after District Attorney Tom
showed up Saturday for a surge in “prepaid” customers shows the boat’s dredge — a
warrant issued Monday Eagon said he plans to charge
Creationism case flight to Amsterdam that he offset another nightmarish heavy steel bar and metal
accuses Philip Markoff of 36-year-old Shane Kettner
SANTA ANA — A federal judge booked before the shootings. drop in valuable subscribers rings connected to a nylon assault and weapons with three counts of first-
has ruled that a history who sign annual contracts. mesh net — still laden with
violations. Authorities degree intentional homicide.
teacher at a Southern Louisiana Investors responded by scallops and resting on the
previously said Markoff, 23, Deputies went to the family’s
California public high school sending shares of the ship’s deck. was the suspect in the April home Thursday after a relative
violated the First Amendment Tornado injures three nation’s third-largest wireless 16 robbery attempt at a expressed concern. The
when he called creationism NEW ORLEANS — A tornado provider up sharply. Sprint New York Holiday Inn Express in prosecutor says 3-year-old Ash
“superstitious nonsense” injured three people and shares gained 53 cents, or Warwick. An exotic dancer ley Kettner and 2-year-old
during a classroom lecture. damaged nearly two dozen 11.4 percent, to $5.20 in Pete Seeger honored from Las Vegas who offered Griffin Kettner were each shot
U.S. District Judge James homes Monday in southern afternoon trading after NEW YORK — A star-studded
lap dances told Rhode Island once in the head. He says
Selna issued the ruling Friday Louisiana, a day after severe reaching as high as $5.48 medley of musical guestsauthorities that she was their mother, 30-year-old
after a 16-month legal battle thunderstorms across the earlier in the session. The played tribute to Pete Seeger
bound with cord and held at Christine Gollon, was the
between student Chad Farnan Southeast killed one person. A Overland Park, Kan.-based at a benefit concert for the
gunpoint by a man she met victim of a complex homicide,
and his former teacher, James woman was treated for a company lost $594 million, legendary folk singer’s 90th
through Craigslist, a classified but he wouldn’t say what that
Corbett. Farnan’s lawsuit broken leg after the twister or 21 cents per share, during birthday. Bruce Springsteen,
advertising Web site. She said involved.
alleged that Corbett made ripped through part of the the three months ending Dave Matthews, Emmylou her assailant fled when her
more than 20 statements that rural community of Catahoula, March 31, versus a loss of husband came up to the hotel Wyoming
Harris, Ani DiFranco and John
were disparaging to Christians La., around 6 a.m., said Major $505 million, or 18 cents per Mellencamp were among the room. “He will be brought to
and their beliefs. The judge Ginny Higgins of the St. Martin share, a year ago. 40 musicians performing in
justice,” Attorney General Missing poet sought
found that Corbett’s reference Madison Square Garden for
Patrick Lynch said at a news CHEYENNE — A week has
to creationism as “religious, the Sunday night show, aconference. passed since a well-regarded
superstitious nonsense” benefit to raise awareness for poet disappeared on a
violated the First Hudson River Sloop Washington Japanese island and his
Amendment’s establishment Clearwater, an organization sister-in-law says the search
clause. Courts have inter- Seeger started to preserveGates grants awarded will go on for at least one
preted the clause as and protect the Hudson River.
SEATTLE — Can tomatoes be more day. University of
prohibiting government Most of the evening consisted
taught to make antiviral drugs Wyoming professor Craig
employees from displaying of multiple artists performing
for people who eat them? Arnold vanished April 27 while
religious hostility. together with one highlight
Would zapping your skin with hiking up a volcano on a tiny
coming before the intermis-
a laser make your vaccination island in the northern Ryukyu
Boy kidnapped sion — Seeger joined by work better? Could malaria- Islands. Arnold has been
SAN BERNARDINO — Harris, Joan Baez, Billy Bragg
carrying mosquitoes be given traveling all over the world,
Investigators were searching and others for a spiritual
a teensy head cold that would working on a book about
Monday for a 3-year-old boy AP PHOTO
version of “We Shall prevent them from sniffing out volcanoes. His sister-in-law,
kidnapped by two gunmen who Overcome.” a human snack bar? These Augusta Palmer of New York,
broke into his family’s home,
tied up his mother and four
Electric avenue Sarsgaard-Gyllenhaal
are among 81 projects
awarded $100,000 grants
said Monday that Japanese
authorities have committed to
siblings, and stole property, A fast-moving thundershower rolled over uptown NEW YORK — Peter Sarsgaard Monday by the Bill & Melinda look for Arnold through at
Charlotte, N.C., Saturday, dropping a few lightning
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Dow surges 214 points
Standard & Poor’s 500 index turns positive for 2009
JULIE MATHIS NEW YORK (AP) — The housing news ignited the analysts are warning that Wall 4 percent for the year.
Standard & Poor’s 500 index is advance: Pending U.S. home Street might not be able to The S&P 500 index rose 29.72
May is a up for the year. And for once, it
was the housing market that
sales rose more than forecast
and had their second straight
sustain its advance. Monday’s
gain came on light trading
Monday to 907.24, its first close
above 900 since Jan. 8. It had
‘wow’ month sent stocks soaring.
The S&P 500, considered Wall
Street’s most important
monthly gain, while construc-
tion spending rose unexpect-
edly in March after five straight
volume, a sign that some
investors are still cautious.
“The bear market may not be
shown a gain for the year only
during the first five trading days
of January, before the market
D
o you ever open your indicator, bounded up 3.4 declines. over,” said David Kotok, began a huge drop that carried
calendar, look at a full percent Monday and erased the With Monday’s gain, the S&P chairman of Cumberland the S&P 500 and the Dow to
last of its losses for 2009. And has soared 34.1 percent in the Advisors. He pointed out that their lowest levels since 1997.
month and say “wow?” the Dow Jones industrials shot 39 trading days since the rally the real estate market is still The Dow rose 214.33, or
Well, May is one “wow” up more than 200 points and began, its steepest gain over weakening and banks are still 2.6 percent, to 8,426.74.
month for the Charlotte had their first finish above that many days since 1933. The taking losses on loans. The Nasdaq composite index
County Chamber of 8,400 since Jan. 13. Dow, meanwhile, is up 28.7 “We have the makings of a ‘V’ rose 44.36, or 2.6 percent, to
Commerce. Wednesday is Two months ago, an S&P 500 percent. or the first half of a ‘W,’ “ Kotok 1,763.56. The Nasdaq, with a
Networking at Noon at The in positive ground would have Investors are betting that a said, referring to the shape of big representation of high-tech
Perfect Caper (reservations, seemed impossible, with the stream of slowly improving the stock market’s path. “The and smaller company stocks,
stock market having fallen to data since early March mean upward leg looks the same ... has run ahead of the other
please at 941-627-2222 or on 12-year lows on fears of a that the economy, and Wall Only time will tell.” indexes, and is up 11.8 percent
our Web site, www.charlotte worsening recession. Monday’s Street itself, have found a The S&P 500, the market in 2009.
countychamber.org). rally was led by the same bottom. As they’ve kept buying, barometer preferred by About five stocks rose for
Thursday, the Business financial and housing stocks they’ve also overlooked reports, professional investors, is now every one that fell on the New
Services Committee will be that were decimated by the including millions of lost jobs, up 0.4 percent for 2009. That York Stock Exchange, where
putting the final touches on credit crisis and the sinking that point to continuing matters not only for market volume came to 1.1 billion
economy, and it added more economic weakness. watchers — many investments shares.
our workshops for May 18-22
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Small Business Week. There that began March 10. has been, no one is describing mirror or are measured against to settle at $54.47 on the New
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Banks told to raise money after stress test
Skills;” “Marketing on a WASHINGTON (AP) — Regulators have
Shoestring;” “Accounting told Wells Fargo & Co. it may need to shore
up its finances after government “stress
Tips;” “Avoiding Workplace
tests” showed the bank would have trouble
Stress;” and “How to Manage surviving a deeper recession.
Your Credit.” For details on Wells Fargo is one of several banks that
the when and where and to regulators said would need larger buffers to
register ($15 for members; protect them against possible future losses,
$25 for nonmembers), please according to two people familiar with the
call our Port Charlotte office matter who spoke on condition of
anonymity because of the sensitivity of the
at 941-627-2222 or visit our process.
Web site. The initial stress test results were revealed
Saturday night, Kingsway to the banks last month. Wells Fargo has
Country Club will be trans- until Tuesday to convince officials the
formed into Vintage Vegas for results were mistaken and that the bank
the Leadership Charlotte does not need to adjust its finances.
fundraiser for fifth-grade Wells Fargo spokeswoman Julia Tunis
Bernard declined to comment.
students to attend Enterprise After originally being scheduled for
Village. Join us! release Monday, the results of the govern-
The joint Business Card ment’s stress tests now are expected
Exchange with the Charlotte, Thursday afternoon. The delay comes amid
Englewood and Punta Gorda aggressive lobbying from banks that were
chambers is May 13 at the told they would need to boost their capital AP PHOTO
positions. A Wells Fargo Bank in Palo Alto, Calif. is shown Monday. Regulators are asking Wells Fargo
Charlotte Sports Park. Join The stress tests of the 19 largest financial
your business colleagues for & Co. to raise more capital after government “stress tests” showed the bank would have
firms are a centerpiece of the Obama trouble surviving if the recession worsens.
networking from 5 p.m. to 7 administration’s plan to stabilize the banks.
p.m. and then stay for the The tests estimate losses the banks would mortgage, construction and credit card risk is fairly minimal.
Stone Crabs game against the face in a “what-if” scenario that includes loans. The stress test treated those loans as “If indeed they need additional capital,
Jupiter Hammerheads. 10.3 percent unemployment and a 22 especially vulnerable since borrowers it’s going to be a fairly modest amount and
On May 19 at 4 p.m. in the percent drop in home prices during the would face trouble repaying their debts in a fairly insignificant in terms of dilution,” he
next two years. much worse economy. said. “I think their earnings power is far
Port Charlotte office, we will If the test showed that dismal economy Analysts expect regional banks that were greater than most in the industry.”
have the drawing for the would push a bank below a minimum level stress tested also may be told to raise Marquardt said one reason for that
premium pages in the 2010 of capital, regulators asked the bank to find capital, since their holdings are similarly strength is that Wells Fargo already has
Chamber Visitor’s Guide. a way to boost its finances. tilted toward loans. Cleveland-based marked down 60 percent of the lifetime
There are several pages in the One way to do that would be to convert KeyCorp and Cincinnati-based Fifth Third losses on its loan portfolio.
guide that advertisers really preferred shares held by the government or Bancorp are among the banks in this Billionaire investor Warren Buffett, whose
other lenders into common stock. That situation. company Berkshire Hathaway owns about
want, so to be fair, we have a
would help the Treasury avoid returning to Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc. 6.85 percent of Wells Fargo’s shares, said he
drawing for those pages. You Congress for more bailout money, but it also have been disputing preliminary doesn’t believe the bank needs additional
must be present to win. would dilute the value of common shares findings that they needed to boost capital, capital.
Our May 20 Coffee, in the and put taxpayer dollars at greater risk. sources have told The Associated Press. Besides Wells Fargo, Berkshire owns
middle of small business Banks also could be given six months to Spokesmen for New York-based shares of three other banks the government
week, will feature a motiva- raise money from private investors. If that Citigroup and Charlotte, N.C.-based Bank subjected to stress tests: US Bancorp,
tional talk by Alan Thompson, doesn’t work, the government could give of America would not comment on SunTrust Banks Inc. and Bank of America.
them additional money from the $700 whether the banks had been asked to raise “I can tell you that US Bancorp and Wells
southeast region director of billion financial system bailout. more capital. Fargo are extremely strong banks,” Buffett
multicultural markets for The government will brief banks Tuesday But Bank of America spokesman Scott said Monday in an interview with CNBC.
Stewart Title. Thompson on its final decisions about their appeals. Silvestri called a news report that it plans to “They have terrific earning power, and
comes highly recommended Regulators have said they will not allow raise $10 billion “completely inaccurate.” earning power is enormously important in
from several committee any of the 19 firms to fail because it would Bank of America has not been given a final what happens to a business in the future.
members and will help us be too dangerous for the rest of the finan- figure from the Federal Reserve, he said. And you couldn’t have two better banks
discover the exact steps we cial system. Andrew Marquardt, a bank analyst at virtually positioned than those two for
Wells Fargo holds billions of dollars in Fox-Pitt Kelton, said Wells Fargo’s capital future earnings.”
need to attract more business
through creative, aggressive
Clear View Financial Services opens office
and out-of-the-box marketing
strategies. Mark your calendar
for 7:15 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. at
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the Event Center. lear View 1- Manager earns Indiana native who ‘Shop Local’
The golf tournament to Financial Services Charlotte principal license attended Indiana Program
benefit our Junior Leadership LLC an indepen- Biz Bits University and Indiana
dent firm with securi- Charlotte State Bank State University, Sutton The Punta Gorda
Charlotte program will be
ties offered through Investor Services has more than 40 years Chamber of Commerce
held on May 23 at the Port Nancy Operations Manager, and its members have
Summit Brokerage of financial industry
Charlotte Golf Club. And, Deanna Sutton, is now experience and earned put together an exciting
we’re in the planning stages
Services Inc. (Summit),
a Boca Raton-based
Padgett licensed as a General Series 7 and Series 66 program that was kicked
for the annual post-legislative full-service broker- Securities Principal licenses from FINRA off on Friday. The
npadgett@sun-herald.com
session luncheon. Details to dealer, has opened an (GSP). As a GSP, Sutton prior to her most recent program, titled SHOP
follow. office in the SunTrust is certified to oversee Series 24. Craig LOCAL, is designed to
For more information about building in Murdock. A Jayne Young and variable annuities and DeYoung, president of keep residents shopping
all of these events, please call wide variety of financial Douglas Young, CRPC. mutual funds, corpo- Charlotte State Bank, in our local stores. The
products and services The office is located at rate investment stated “The entire bank winner will get a shop-
941-627-2222 either office or
are offered including 18501 Murdock Circle, banking, direct partici- congratulates Deanna ping spree worth $1,000.
visit our Web site, www.char pation programs and For details, please
stock and bond trading, Suite 308, Port on reaching this major
lottecountychamber.org. other financial activi- career milestone.” contact the Punta Gorda
mutual funds, insur- Charlotte, and the
ance products, 401(k) phone number is 941- ties. Sutton is also a Sutton’s office is located Chamber office at 941-
Julie Mathis is the executive plans, and other 206-8500, or 866-997- Registered Principal of in the Murdock Branch 639-3720 or visit the Web
director of the Charlotte financial accounts. The 1318. The office hours INVEST Financial of Charlotte State Bank, site at www.puntagorda
County Chamber of financial advisors, all are 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Corporation, an FINRA 1100 Tamiami Trail, -chamber.com.
Commerce. registered through Monday-Friday and member through which Port Charlotte, and the Nancy Padgett is the
Summit, are Stephen evening appointments the bank offers many of phone number is 941- advertising manager of
E-mail: jmathis@charlotte
Wierhake, CFP, CRPC, are available. its financial services. An 624-5400. the Sun.
countychamber.org

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1.12 AMB Pr 19.72 +1.80 1.10eDHT Marine 4.56 +.22 .20 FdtnCoal 20.67 +2.70 .95e iSRMCV s 29.14 +1.17 ... MarvelE 31.10 +.88 .67e SAP AG 39.04 +1.50 .02 Titan Intl s 6.96 +.76
... AMR 5.61 +.44 ... Borders h 3.25 +.28 .84 FrankRes 63.63 +2.57 .50e iSRMCG s 36.01 +1.38 .30m Masco 9.87 +.88 .28 PerkElm 17.43 -.04
... BorgWarn 31.43 +2.73 2.94e DJIA Diam 84.24 +2.08 .80 PetroC g 34.90 +1.13 1.88 SCANA 30.77 -.02 ... TitanMet 7.69 +.63
1.91 ASBC pfA 18.24 -.16 .78 DNP Selct 7.13 +.05 ... FredMac h .84 +.08 1.31e iShRsMd 65.15 +2.44 .24 MasseyEn 21.89 +3.82 ... SK Tlcm 16.22 +.03 ... TollBros 20.73 +1.26
1.64 AT&T Inc 26.69 +.68 2.72 BostProp 50.29 +3.76 ... FMCG 48.64 +4.16 1.12e iSSPMid 58.05 +2.24 .60 MasterCrd 178.99+6.09 4.13e PetChina 99.00
... BostonSci 8.67 +.35 1.14 DPL 22.57 ... +10.05 1.50 SLGreen 20.44 +2.84 ... TorchEn lf 1.76 +.06
.82r AU Optron 12.00 +.93 .15 DR Horton 13.49 +1.13 ... FDelMnt 14.96 +.42 8.82e iShiBxHYB 75.38 -.19 .75 Mattel 15.46 +.44 ... SLM Cp 5.90 +.64
.50e AXA 18.43 +1.85 ... BoydGm 10.02 +.79 3.21e iShC&SRl 38.76 +3.09 ... Petrohawk 26.35 +1.44 .56 Trchmrk 31.82 +2.39
2.12 DTE 30.41 -.06 1.00 FrontierCm 7.45 +.35 .96 McCorm 30.44 +.94 ... SpdrGold 88.64 +1.69
1.60f AbtLab 43.18 +1.66 .40m Brandyw 5.83 +.19 1.74e iSR1KV 47.25 +1.90 ... McDermInt 17.55 +1.07 .95e PetrbrsA s 29.77 +1.69 2.44 TorDBk g 41.88 +1.89
1.95 DTE pfA 24.45 -.05 .24 FrontierOil 14.22 +.92 .95e Petrobrs s 37.67 +2.65 .37e SpdrHome 14.09 +.89
.70 AberFitc 26.51 +.59 .44m BrigStrat 14.98 +.54 6.50e Frontline 25.95 +2.85 .33e iSMCGth 62.23 +2.08 2.00 McDnlds 52.77 +.37 2.97e Total SA 52.99 +1.48
.44 Brinker 17.77 +.64 .04e DWS GCm 6.78 +.26 ... PtroqstE 4.38 +.83 1.11eSpdrKbwBk 18.37 +2.33
.50f Accenture 30.50 +.64 .80e Daimler 37.15 +1.19 .62e iSR1KG 39.94 +1.00 .90 McGrwH 30.59 -.02 2.59e SpdrWilRE 36.31 +2.80 .28 TotalSys 12.73 +.05
.52 Acuity 31.17 +1.98 .40 Brinks s 27.27 +.06 G-H-I 1.26e iSRus1K 49.79 +1.71 .48 McKesson 39.11 +1.18 .64m Pfizer 13.98 +.40 ... Toyota 81.59 +2.42
1.24 BrMySq 19.53 +.24 ... DanaHld h .88 +.15 2.29e PhmHTr 55.85 +1.17 4.81e SpdrLehHY 32.90 -.10
.52 Adminstf 30.39 +3.98 .12 Danaher 61.34 +2.15 ... GLG Ptrs 3.31 +.40 1.41e iSR2KV 47.65 +2.08 ... McMoRn 6.96 +.98 1.26eSpdrKbw RB 22.18 +1.81 ... Transocn 74.00 +3.38
.24 AdvAuto 43.78 +1.35 .28 BroadrdgF 18.67 -.43 1.84 GMAC 44 13.00 +.57 .51e iSR2KG 54.91 +1.70 ... McAfee 40.74 +.28 2.16 PhilipMor 38.13 +.95 1.20 Travelers 42.12 +.91
.80 Darden 38.48 +2.36 .90e PhilipsEl 19.51 +1.40 .51e SpdrRetl 28.50 +1.26
... AMD 4.26 +.44 .52 BrkfldAs gs 15.52 +.45 ... Darling 6.62 +.51 1.32 GabDvInc 9.93 +.40 .91e iShR2K 50.60 +1.78 .92 MeadWvco 17.17 +.92 .26e SpdrOGEx 34.52 +2.20 1.54e TriContl 9.23 +.24
.28r AdvSemi 3.15 +.15 .56 BrkfldPrp 7.74 +.49 .48 GabGloM 4.28 +.17 2.80e iShUSPfd 27.50 +1.11 ... Mechel s 6.95 +.74 .15 PhlVH 29.00 +.54 2.50 TriCntl pf 42.00 ...
.16f DeVry 39.03 -1.69 .16 PhnxCos 1.80 +.25 .57e SpdrMetM 36.60 +3.18
... AdvEngy 2.98 +.18 .30 BrwnBrn 18.58 -.29 ... DeanFds 19.00 +.07 .72 GabUtil 6.07 +.10 1.30e iSRus3K 52.99 +1.78 ... MedcoHlth 45.16 +.76 1.00 SPX Cp 48.33 +2.01 ... TrinaSolar 18.07 +2.17
.97e Aegon 6.00 +.93 .05m Brunswick 7.00 +.64 .18e Gafisa 19.65 +1.94 1.71e iSMCVal 53.04 +2.30 .80 MedProp 5.78 +.23 1.08f PiedNG 24.71 +.19
1.12 Deere 45.08 +2.20 ... Pier 1 h 2.00 +.11 .12m STMicro 7.12 +.61 .32 Trinity 15.68 +.89
... Aeropostl 35.50 +2.42 3.55f Buckeye 41.33 +1.64 .16 DelMnte 7.99 +.31 1.28 Gallaghr 21.45 +.06 2.90e iShREst 34.64 +2.76 .16 Medicis 16.11 +.69 5.55e SabnR 38.85 +1.52
... BuckTch 5.19 -.10 ... GameStop 29.34 ... 1.46 PimcoHiI 7.65 +.42 ... Turkcell 13.36 +.47
.04 Aetna 23.11 +.91 ... DeltaAir 7.02 +.60 1.99e iShFnSv 45.48 +4.46 .75 Medtrnic 33.10 +.94 .40f Safeway 20.13 +.63 .64 TycoElec 18.55 +.81
... AffCmpSv 47.93 -1.13 .80 Buckle s 38.47 +1.93 .16 Gannett 4.47 +.10 1.97e iShFnSc 42.38 +3.42 1.52 Merck 24.62 +.32 ... PinnclEnt 13.31 +.86
... DenburyR 18.48 +1.12 2.10 PinWst 27.89 +.18 ... StJoe 26.57 +2.02 .80 TycoIntl 25.54 +.65
... AffilMgrs 60.82 +4.80 .11e Buenavnt s 22.81 +1.11 6.98eDeutschBk 57.07 +3.94 .34 Gap 16.94 +1.17 .71e iShSPSm 44.70 +1.55 ... Meritage 23.38 +2.75 ... StJude 33.98 +.81
... Agilent 19.42 +.61 .76 BungeLt 50.56 +1.72 ... GencoShip 22.16 +1.76 1.16e iShBasM 44.69 +2.59 ... Metavnte 23.77 +.49 .08m PioNtrl 26.73 +1.97 .16 Tyson 11.70 +1.14
... DBGoldDL 18.90 +.65 1.44 PitnyBw 25.45 +.49 .10 StMaryLE 20.88 +2.06 1.80t UBS AG 14.58 +.87
.18 Agnico g 46.34 +1.96 .25 BurgerKing 17.89 +1.06 1.05e DeutTel 11.23 +.21 ... GAInv 18.00 +.64 ... iStar 3.52 +.34 .74 MetLife 28.94 +1.49 ... Saks 5.18 +.16
.11 Agrium g 46.96 +1.85 1.60 BurlNSF 72.30 +4.24 ... GnCable 34.04 +1.04 .85f ITT Corp 41.95 +.38 ... MetroPCS 18.00 +.95 3.62f PlainsAA 41.13 -.73 1.22m UDR 10.97 +1.17
.08b DevelDiv 4.47 +.47 ... PlainsEx 22.38 +2.54 ... Salesforce 43.63 +2.22
1.80f AirProd 67.20 +1.45 ... CB REllis 9.04 +1.12 .64 DevonE 57.18 +3.04 1.52f GenDynam 54.00 +1.62 ... ITT Ed 93.52 -.19 ... MicronT 5.27 +.38 ... SallyBty n 8.06 +.75 .80f UGI Corp 23.97 +.34
... AirTran 7.68 +.57 1.48 CBL Asc 7.12 +.06 2.25e Diageo 49.48 +.82 .40m GenElec 13.10 +.41 1.24 ITW 34.30 +1.00 .20e MindrayM 24.99 +1.88 .32 PlatUnd 29.26 +.16 1.73 UIL Hold 23.38 -.22
1.68 PlumCrk 36.45 +2.45 ... SandRdge 9.54 +.62
... AlskAir 18.29 +1.03 .20m CBS B 7.20 +.01 .50a DiaOffs 78.57 +3.76 2.00f GenMarit s 12.11 +1.11 .72 IngerRd 23.19 +1.29 ... Mirant 13.93 +.62 1.42e Sanofi 29.27 +.53 ... URS 45.57 +1.50
... AlcatelLuc 2.61 +.13 .40 CF Inds 75.35 +.49 ... DiamRk 7.02 +.76 1.72 GenMills 52.45 +1.97 ... IngrmM 15.98 +.35 ... MitsuUFJ 5.78 +.30 1.56 Polaris 34.44 +1.83 ... US Airwy 4.58 +.57
.20 Polo RL 53.36 -.59 .44 SaraLee 8.71 +.43
.12m Alcoa 10.36 +.67 2.16 CH Engy 46.04 -.41 ... DianaShip 17.57 +1.16 ... GnMotr 1.81 ... .98 InlandRE 8.87 +.60 ... MobileTel 36.97 +2.47 .15e Satyam 1.79 +.02 ... USEC 6.77 +.33
2.51e Alcon 95.20 +3.20 .04 CIGNA 19.31 -.18 ... DicksSptg 19.97 +1.46 1.31 GM db32B 2.13 -.03 2.72f IntegrysE 28.82 -.36 ... Mohawk 49.83 +3.54 .98 PortGE 18.76 -.07
.80 PostPrp 13.11 +1.28 .26 SchergPl 22.91 ... ... USG 16.63 +1.54
1.40m AlexREE 38.09 +3.50 ... CIT Gp 2.42 +.30 1.32 DigitalRlt 37.68 +2.76 1.60 GenuPrt 33.63 +.09 ... IntcntlEx 90.43 +5.28 .80 MolsCoorB 38.50 -.54 .84 Schlmbrg 54.08 +3.41
.50 CMS Eng 12.20 +.20 ... Genworth 2.80 +.36 .40 Potash 96.27 +5.76 ... UltraPt g 47.18 +3.14
.60 AllgEngy 27.52 +.70 ... DineEquity 34.41 +.80 2.20f IBM 106.19+1.58 1.06f Monsanto 89.00 +3.75 .50 Scotts 32.92 ... 1.16f UniSrcEn 26.67 +.01
.72 AllegTch 36.08 +2.68 ... CNA Fn 13.65 +1.72 .07e DirxFinBull 9.92 +2.10 ... GaGulf 1.48 +.42 ... Intl Coal 3.11 +.55 ... MonstrWw 14.83 +.67 2.04 Potlatch s 31.35 +2.60 .30 ScrippsN n 29.55 +2.10
.20 Allergan 46.60 +2.81 ... CNH Gbl 17.97 +.81 .08 Gerdau g 6.45 +.93 1.00 IntFlav 30.57 +.73 .34e PwshDB 20.98 +.40 .99e UnilevNV 20.97 +1.08
...DirxFinBear 6.30 -2.31 .30 Montpelr 12.79 +.33 .48 SealAir 20.92 +1.77 .91e Unilever 20.60 +.83
1.76 Allete 27.18 +.33 .88 CSX 32.10 +1.53 ... DirxSCBear 26.00 -3.20 .44e Gerdau s 8.08 +.60 .24m IntlGame 14.21 +1.49 .40 Moodys 30.30 +.80 .45e PS Agri 25.87 -.24 .40m Seaspan 7.06 +.39
... AlliData 42.00 +.44 .31 CVS Care 32.03 -.23 .07e DirxSCBull 28.60 +2.76 ... Gildan 11.21 +.23 .10m IntPap 14.15 +1.11 .20m MorgStan 27.02 +1.20 1.48e PSFinPf 11.98 +.53 1.08 UnionPac s 53.32 +3.34
1.60 Praxair 77.35 +3.91 .47e SemiHTr 21.37 +.98
.60a AlliBInco 7.43 ... .40 CablvsnNY 18.17 +.71 ... DirxLCBear 39.27 -4.46 1.95e GlaxoSKln 30.95 +.34 ... IntlRectif 17.64 +.91 .20 Mosaic 44.27 +1.92 1.56f SempraEn 48.36 +1.46 ... Unisys h 1.50 +.23
1.56e AlliBern 19.35 +1.32 .72 Cabot 17.43 +2.41 .15e DirxLCBull 33.29 +3.02 .40m GlimchRt 2.72 +.42 ... Interpublic 6.12 -.20 ... Motorola 5.71 +.17 .12 PrecCastpt 77.39 +.85 1.40 SenHous 16.41 +.94 ... Unit 29.85 +1.39
1.50 AlliantEgy 22.98 +.62 .12 CabotO&G 34.18 +2.17 ... DirxEnBear 24.25 -2.88 ... GlobalCash 6.00 +.01 ... IntPotash 27.25 +1.10 .07 MuellerWat 4.95 +.28 ... PrecDril 4.94 +.26 .16 ServiceCp 4.48 +.19 .12r UtdMicro 3.51 +.42
.44e Allianz 9.79 +.68 1.14 CalaCvHi 9.48 +.19 .07e DirxEnBull 31.99 +2.93 .08 GlobPay 33.06 +.69 ... Invernss 31.86 +.26 1.00 MurphO 53.15 +3.69 ... PrepaidLg 39.00 +.31 ... ShawGrp 31.16 +.76 1.80 UPS B 54.12 +2.46
... AlliedCap 3.36 +.44 ... Calgon 14.37 -2.70 .08m Discover 8.98 +.86 .27e GoldFLtd 11.29 +.87 .41f Invesco 16.02 +1.18 ... NBTY 27.06 +.87 ... PrideIntl 24.02 +1.93 1.42 Sherwin 58.45 +2.95 ... UtdRentals 6.04 +.25
... AldIrish 2.94 +.53 1.18 CalifWtr 37.57 -.68 .35 Disney 22.86 +.92 .18 Goldcrp g 29.19 +1.68 ... IronMtn 29.49 +.73 ... NCI Bld 5.21 +1.01 .45m PrinFncl 16.93 +1.50 1.20m ShipFin 10.07 +.80 .20m US Bancrp 20.33 +2.38
... AllisChE 2.95 +.85 ... CallonP h 2.16 +.32 ... DolbyLab 38.37 -.22 1.40 GoldmanS 134.16+7.08 .42e ItauUniMult 15.15 +1.10 ... NCR Corp 10.38 +.29 12.36e ProShtS&P 67.40 -2.42 1.13e SiderNac 20.19 +1.32 ... US NGsFd 14.51 +.74
.80m Allstate 23.41 +.31 ... Calpine 8.83 +.63 ... DollarTh 4.53 +.42 1.00 Goodrich 45.08 -.16 ... IvanhM g 7.35 +.66 ... NRG Egy 19.48 +.50 15.64e PrUShS&P 58.81 -4.33 2.02e Siemens 70.82 +3.07
2.80 CamdnP 30.04 +3.04 .68e ProUltDow 28.58 +1.50 ... US OilFd 30.56 +.94
... AlphaNRs 25.67 +2.30 1.75f DomRescs 31.61 +.52 ... GoodrPet 26.24 +2.34 ... NTTDoCo 13.92 +.13 ... SilvWhtn g 8.27 +.55 .20m USSteel 31.46 +2.90
.24 Cameco gs 25.21 +.75 ... Goodyear 12.63 +1.22 J-K-L 19.98ePrUlShDow 50.04 -2.76
1.28 Altria 16.17 -.20 ... Dominos 9.30 -.19 .40 NV Energy 10.65 +.30 .48b SimonProp 51.88 +4.42 1.54 UtdTech 51.18 +1.66
.38e AlumChina 21.99 +2.30 ... Cameron 27.96 +1.68 ... vjGrace 10.02 +.71 ... JCrew 19.78 +1.73 .33e ProUltMC 27.57 +2.05
... Domtar glf 1.78 -.04 .20m JPMorgCh 35.79 +3.30 1.20 NYSE Eur 24.18 +.88 .40 SimpsnM 22.47 +1.74 .03 UtdhlthGp 23.72 +.75
... AmbacF .99 +.09 1.00 CampSp 26.00 +.20 1.04 DonlleyRR 12.33 +.37 ... GrafTech 9.87 +.60 ... Nabors 16.94 +.63 .03e ProUltQQQ 35.75 +1.45 .48 SmithIntl 28.80 +1.91
... Amdocs 21.60 +.42 1.01 CdnNRy g 43.36 +1.64 1.84f Graingr 84.06 +1.27 .28 Jabil 8.68 +.65 9.80e PrUShQQQ 35.44 -1.57 .32 UnvHlth 49.71 +.69
.40m DEmmett 9.29 +.36 ... JacobsEng 41.20 +3.09 .14 NalcoHld 17.32 +.91 ... SmithfF 9.87 +1.26
1.54m Ameren 24.18 +.23 .42f CdnNRs g 51.77 +4.25 1.00 Dover 32.07 +1.13 ... Gramrcy 2.03 +.05 ... NatFnPrt 9.06 +1.69 .45e ProUltSP 25.57 +1.60 1.40f Smucker 41.22 +1.69 .30 UnumGrp 17.72 +1.06
.50e AMovilL 35.62 +1.25 .99 CP Rwy g 39.32 +1.85 .52 GraniteC 39.63 +.44 .04 JanusCap 11.28 +1.67 .17e ProUShL20 49.83 -.37
.60m DowChm 16.39 +.69 ... Jarden 18.83 -.67 3.00e NatGrid 43.55 +.85 1.20 SnapOn 34.49 +.44 V-W-X-Y-Z
... AmAxle h 1.06 -.03 .20m CapOne 20.31 +2.97 ... DrPepSn n 20.54 +.27 11.50e GNIron 77.37 -.07 2.20a NtHlthInv 27.60 +.84 .50e PrUShCh25 16.08 -3.57 .86e SocQ&M 32.34 +1.45
1.35 AmCampus 22.63 +1.94 ... CapSenL 3.85 +.02 .83m GtPlainEn 14.57 +.08 .50 Jefferies 19.91 +1.03 3.93e ProUltSEM 24.50 -4.05 2.36 VF Cp 59.98 +.93
... DresserR 26.61 +1.39 1.96f JohnJn 53.76 +1.17 ... NOilVarco 32.75 +1.53 ... Solutia 4.73 +.86
.40 AEagleOut 14.95 +.48 .04m CapitlSrce 3.59 +.40 .50 DryStrt 6.98 +.01 1.52 Greif A 46.09 +1.38 1.50 NatRetPrp 18.46 +1.32 5.08e ProUShtRE 21.14 -3.88 ... SonicAut 5.74 +.16 ... VaalcoE 5.00 +.31
1.64 AEP 26.77 -.17 .20 CapitolBcp 4.17 +.67 .75e GpTelevisa 16.73 +.97 .52 JohnsnCtl 20.24 +1.56 8.10e ProUShOG 19.54 -1.37 ... ValeantPh 17.05 +.53
1.64 DuPont 29.40 +1.53 .20 JonesApp 9.47 +.58 .32 NatSemi 13.38 +1.02 1.08 SonocoP 25.25 +.66
.72 AmExp 27.28 +2.99 2.06e CapsteadM 11.69 +.29 .78 DufPUC 11.29 -.04 .57e GuangRy 25.20 +2.38 1.76 NatwHP 25.89 +1.94 .35e ProUShtFn 47.90 - .28e SonyCp 27.23 +.82 .60 ValeroE 21.85 +1.20
.52 AFnclGrp 18.88 +.97 .68 CarboCer 34.32 +4.20 ... GuarntyFn .75 +.14 .50m JonesLL 35.20 +3.98 10.51 .80 Validus 24.09 +1.06
.92 DukeEngy 14.23 +.12 ... KB FnclGp 39.23 +6.86 ... NavigCons 13.83 -.66 .60 Sothebys 12.00 +.01
... AmIntlGp 1.46 +.08 .56 CardnlHlth 35.02 +1.19 .68m DukeRlty 10.46 +1.24 .40 Guess 28.07 +2.03 .24m Navios 4.68 +.40 26.81eProUShtBM 19.43 -2.91 2.00 SourcC 34.85 +1.78 .80b VlyNBcp 15.26 +1.22
... AmOriBio 4.54 +.29 ... CarMax 12.90 +.60 .05e GushanEE 2.86 +.31 .25 KB Home 19.50 +2.03 .68e ProUltRE 4.16 +.60
... Dynegy 1.79 -.04 .20 KBR Inc 17.15 +1.25 ... Navistar n 42.65 +2.46 1.19 SoJerInd 35.24 +.18 .30 VKSrInc 2.91 -.05
... AmTower 29.84 -.97 ... Carnival 29.57 +3.43 ... E-House 12.91 +.79 .50 HCC Ins 24.47 +.66 ... NewOriEd 56.46 +3.74 .10e ProUltO&G 27.63 +1.89 1.75f SouthnCo 29.00 +.18 .59e VangGrth 42.25 +1.00
... Americdt 10.81 +.52 ... Carters 23.27 +1.66 1.84 HCP Inc 23.08 +2.12 1.60 KKR Fn 2.34 +.58 .21e ProUltFin 4.03 +.61
... EMC Cp 12.84 +.39 ... KV PhmA lf 1.38 -.02 ... NY&Co 5.82 +.16 1.07eSthnCopp s 20.46 +1.57 1.22eVangTSM s 45.69 +1.51
2.68f Amerigas 31.73 +.48 1.68 Caterpillar 38.48 +1.22 .58 EOG Res 72.04 +5.96 .48 HRPT Prp 4.67 +.35 1.00 NY CmtyB 11.95 +1.02 .38e ProUBasM 19.05 +2.15 .02 SwstAirl 7.38 +.32
.16 Celanese 22.00 +.64 ... KC Southn 16.60 +1.21 25.38e ProUSR2K 45.75 -3.50 1.68e VangValu 39.61 +1.78
.68 Ameriprise 26.86 +.41 .88 EQT Corp 36.15 +1.53 3.20e HSBC 37.70 +1.80 ... NY Times 5.97 +.57 ... SwstnEngy 41.19 +2.70
... Celestic g 6.48 +.30 ... Haemon 49.37 -2.67 1.36 Kellogg 44.26 +.86 .15e ProUltR2K 19.22 +1.28 2.98e VangREIT 33.22 +2.53
.40 AmeriBrg 35.10 +.75 1.76 EastChm 42.26 +2.46 .04m Keycorp 7.02 +1.14 .28 NewAlliBc 13.70 +.64 2.56 SovranSS 22.83 +1.54 1.18eVangEmg s 30.06 +1.89
.24 Ametek 32.46 +.44 .84e Cemex 9.21 +1.49 ... EKodak 3.09 +.26 .36 Hallibrtn 22.29 +1.43 .20m NewellRub 11.32 +.51 ...ProUltCrude 8.78 +.61 1.00 SpectraEn 15.46 +.53
.06 Amphenol 35.15 +1.03 .68e Cemig pf 16.05 +.42 ... Hanesbrds 17.32 +.47 2.32 KilroyR 21.22 +1.12 ...ProUShCrude 27.40 -2.17 1.20e VangEurPc 27.06 +.97
2.00 Eaton 45.75 +2.13 2.40 KimbClk 50.33 +.58 ... NewfldExp 35.34 +2.74 ... SpiritAero 13.06 +.47
.36 Anadarko 47.88 +2.25 .76 CenterPnt 10.97 -.04 .62 EatnVan 28.35 +1.63 .45f HanoverIns 30.32 +.78 .40 NewmtM 40.95 +2.22 1.76f ProctGam 50.99 +1.49 ... SprintNex 5.00 +.33 ... VarianMed 33.58 +.30
.80 AnalogDev 22.06 +.91 ... Centex 11.62 +1.03 .40 HarleyD 21.97 +.45 1.76 Kimco 12.46 +1.31 2.48 ProgrssEn 35.19 +.18 2.05 Ventas 29.98 +2.00
1.73 EV EEq2 11.14 +.16 4.20 KindME 47.15 -.39 .20 Nexen g 20.70 +.92 .75f StancrpFn 29.16 +1.61
2.48e AnglogldA 32.71 +1.67 .92 CVtPS 16.92 +.01 1.90 EVTxMGlo 9.67 +.15 ... Harman 21.56 +2.03 .92 NiSource 11.48 +.24 ... ProgsvCp 15.67 +.38 2.64e SPDR 90.88 +2.99 1.84 VerizonCm 31.04 +.49
... AnnTaylr 7.75 +.40 2.80 CntryTel 28.51 +.40 ... HarmonyG 9.40 +.07 ... KindredHlt 14.91 +1.27 .60m ProLogis 9.24 +.55 ... ViacomB 20.03 +.79
.56 Ecolab 39.90 +1.80 ... KineticC 25.09 +.09 1.86 Nicor 33.84 +1.04 1.76e SP Mid 105.74+4.18
2.10e Annaly 14.85 +.68 ... Cenveo 4.78 +.23 1.24 EdisonInt 29.61 +.31 .80b HarrisCorp 31.86 +.69 1.00 NikeB 55.27 +2.35 .48 ProtLife 9.96 +1.66 .83e SP Matls 27.18 +1.45 .16 ViadCorp 16.62 +.19
... ChRvLab 28.03 +.69 .20m HartfdFn 12.58 +2.02 ... KingPhrm 8.26 +.08 .72 ProvET g 4.80 +.28
... AnthCap .67 +.19 .20 ElPasoCp 7.50 +.41 .08 Kinross g 16.40 +.88 ... 99 Cents 9.98 -.07 .60e SP HlthC 24.54 +.40 ... VimpelCm 10.61 +.79
1.20f Anworth 6.60 +.14 ... Checkpnt 12.53 +.40 ... ElPasoEl 13.75 -.04 .60m HarvstEn g 5.78 +.73 .16a NobleCorp 30.21 +1.76 .58m Prudentl 30.78 +2.60 .63e SP CnSt 22.43 +.34 ... VirginM h 2.29 +.25
.30 ChesEng 22.82 +1.93 .80 Hasbro 27.84 +.99 .16 KnightTr 17.88 +.70 1.33 PSEG 31.40 +.25
.60 Aon Corp 36.93 +.55 ... Elan 7.06 +1.17 ... Kohls 43.77 +1.21 .72 NobleEn 60.94 +2.10 .32e SP Consum 23.93 +.75 .42 Visa 68.20 +3.19
.60 Apache 80.19 +3.22 2.60 Chevron 66.68 -.19 .46e EBrasAero 18.73 +1.98 2.80e HatterasF 24.03 +.88 .52e NokiaCp 15.42 +1.12 2.20a PubStrg 68.75 +4.09 .68e SP Engy 49.15 +1.89 ... Vishay 6.25 +.14
... ChicB&I 11.10 +.17 1.24 HawaiiEl 15.55 +.11 ... KoreaElc 12.05 +1.05 ... PulteH 12.16 +1.02
2.40a AptInv 8.41 +1.14 1.32 EmersonEl 37.35 +1.77 1.16 Kraft 24.26 +.77 3.88e NordicAm 36.49 +2.34 .47e SPDR Fncl 11.73 +1.08 .21i VivoPart rs 17.14 +.76
.54 AquaAm 18.10 -.05 ... Chicos 7.88 +.45 ... Emulex 10.75 +.38 ... Headwatrs 2.72 +.11 .64 Nordstrm 23.96 +1.46 .46 PMMI 5.69 +.05 .73e SP Inds 22.72 +.72
.42e Chimera 3.72 +.28 2.72 HltCrREIT 34.93 +1.87 .36 Kroger 22.38 +.41 ... QuantaSvc 23.34 +.34 ... VMware 26.66 +1.26
.75m ArcelorMit 27.93 +2.34 3.96 EnbrEPtrs 37.40 +.99 1.40 L-3 Com 78.57 +.89 1.36 NorflkSo 37.91 +2.11 .30e SP Tech 17.80 +.32 1.39e Vodafone 19.37 +.52
.36 ArchCoal 17.44 +1.85 .51e ChinaLife 57.33 +4.06 1.48f Enbridge 32.77 +1.03 ... HltMgmt 4.73 +.05 .95 NoestUt 21.65 +.07 ... QtmDSS h 1.07 -.01 .89e SP Util 26.93 +.40
1.77e ChinaMble 47.70 +3.88 1.54 HlthcrRlty 17.36 +1.17 ... LDK Solar 9.12 +.92 .40 QstDiag 50.90 +.40 ... Vonage h .41 -.02
.56f ArchDan 26.17 +.66 1.60 EnCana 51.25 +3.24 ... LG Display 12.75 +.44 1.60 NorthropG 49.98 +.64 ... StdPac 2.18 +.18
... ArenaRes 33.29 +3.48 ... ChinaSecur 8.06 +.74 ... EncoreAcq 33.50 +3.31 ... HealthNet 14.48 +.35 .40m NStarRlt 3.30 +.12 .50 Questar 33.51 +2.43 1.28 StanlWk 40.01 +1.06 2.28b Vornado 52.46 +4.93
.29e ChinaUni 12.59 +.96 ... HlthSouth 9.99 +.65 ... LSI Corp 4.30 +.29 ... QksilvRes 9.35 +.83 ... Votorantim 9.70 +.67
... ArrowEl 24.37 +1.37 1.00 EndurSpec 26.70 +.44 1.56 LTC Prp 19.18 +1.10 1.58 NwstNG 42.90 +1.22 .27 StarGas 3.30 +.01
... ArvMerit h 1.41 +.21 ... Chiquita 9.96 +.82 .50 Energen 36.44 +.19 ... HeclaM 2.76 +.14 1.72e Novartis 38.58 +.70 ... Quiksilvr 1.89 +.12 .90e StarwdHtl 20.77 +1.17 1.96 VulcanM 50.50 +5.24
1.40f Chubb 39.39 +.84 1.66 Heinz 35.15 +.43 ... LabCp 64.00 +1.05 .32 QwestCm 4.24 +.18 .12a W&T Off 10.83 +.88
.30 Ashland 26.03 +2.98 3.58 EngyTsfr 41.04 +.93 ... LVSands 9.50 +1.50 .46f NuSkin 14.18 +1.22 .04m StateStr 37.35 +3.02
.56 Assurant 23.21 -.20 ... ChungTel n 19.19 -.22 2.16 Enerpls g 21.18 +1.18 ... HelixEn 9.98 +.55 1.40 Nucor 44.88 +3.45 ... RAIT Fin 1.90 +.28 1.14e StatoilHyd 20.35 +1.14 ... WMS 32.67 +1.55
.36 ChurchDwt 56.91 +2.49 .20 HelmPayne 33.21 +1.88 .04m LaSalleH 14.67 +2.53 .80 RPM 14.52 +.69
.18 AssuredG 11.15 +.96 ... EnerSys 19.08 +.42 .40 Lazard 31.12 +3.38 .79 NuvDivA 11.96 +.16 .32 Steelcse 4.67 +.07 1.98f WP Carey 20.36 -.17
.52 AstoriaF 9.24 +1.20 .24 Cimarex 29.97 +1.72 .62 Ennis Inc 9.87 +.51 .80 Herbalife 22.90 +2.59 1.32 NuvEqtP 10.63 +.35 ... RRI Engy 4.41 +.12 ... Sterlite 9.51 +.99 .76 WaddellR 24.45 +1.46
... CinciBell 2.84 +.07 1.19 Hershey 36.23 +.52 ... LearCorp .85 +.05 .01 RadianGrp 2.20 +.20
2.05e AstraZen 35.99 +.82 .10 ENSCO 32.52 +2.53 ... LeeEnt h .64 +.16 .71a NvFL 11.27 +.01 ... StillwtrM 5.03 +.60 1.09f WalMart 50.84 +.79
2.44 AtlasEngy 18.98 +.81 .04m Citigrp 3.20 +.23 3.00 Entergy 71.08 +4.18 ... Hertz 7.53 +1.08 .65a NFLQI 11.75 +.02 .25 RadioShk 14.54 +.71 ... StoneEngy 5.30 +.78 .45 Walgrn 31.52 -.01
... Citigp pfM 18.86 +1.38 .40 Hess 60.00 +3.81 .96 LeggMason 22.53 +1.82 ... Ralcorp 58.79 +.44
.60m AtlasPpln 4.30 +.19 2.15f EntPrPt 24.66 +.53 1.00 LeggPlat 15.09 +.58 .67 NIFLP 12.21 +.06 ... StratHotels 1.14 +.26 .40 WalterEn 28.98 +3.28
1.32 ATMOS 26.37 +.73 ... Citigrp pfP 18.65 +1.35 2.60m EnterPT 24.93 +2.18 .32 HewlettP 37.14 +.62 .75a NvIQl 12.18 -.05 .16 RangeRs 44.15 .40f Stryker 39.57 +1.32
.40m CityNC 40.10 +4.69 ... Hexcel 9.86 +.49 .40 LenderPS n 27.78 +.72 +2.67 1.73 WREIT 22.02 +1.04
...AtwoodOc s 24.96 +2.08 .16 Equifax 28.95 +.05 .16 LennarA 10.34 +.88 .64 NvMIPI 11.04 +.10 3.26f SubPpne 40.28 +1.22 ... WasteCon 25.69 +.14
... AutoNatn 17.56 +.13 .01p ClayGSol 9.34 +1.00 1.93 EqtyRsd 23.76 +2.29 1.70 HighwdPrp 23.93 +1.27 .82a NvMAd 12.57 +.25 ... RaserT 4.30 +.23 1.44 SunLfFn g 25.05 +1.37
... ClearwP n 20.54 +6.08 ... HilltopH 11.43 +.12 ... LeucNatl 24.13 +2.46 .44 RJamesFn 17.51 1.16f WsteMInc 26.83 +.66
... Autoliv 26.36 +1.90 4.12f EssexPT 66.10 +4.20 .72 LexRltyTr 4.32 +.42 .71a NvNYP 12.54 +.24 .20 Suncor gs 28.36 +1.06
... AutoZone 163.21+.94 .35 CliffsNRs s 28.29 +3.00 .55 EsteeLdr 36.88 +5.75 .60 HollyCp 23.67 +1.98 .77a NuvPP 12.60 +.08 +1.72 1.20 Sunoco 29.89 +1.58 ... Waters 45.11 +.65
1.84 Clorox 54.22 -1.08 .90 HomeDp 26.21 +.44 ... Lexmark 19.95 +.23 2.00 Rayonier 40.75 1.92f Watsco 49.16 +6.66
3.57a AvalonBay 58.53 +4.47 1.92 EverestRe 75.36 +.74 .33e LbtyASE 3.51 +.12 .75 NvMulSI&G 4.51 +.18 ... SunriseSen 2.30 +.23
1.64 AveryD 28.42 -.06 .30 Coach 25.48 +.63 ... ExcelM 8.86 +.86 2.68 HomeProp 38.82 +3.81 .74 NuvPI 12.10 -.05 +2.79 ... SunstnHtl 6.49 +1.16 ... WatsnPh 30.12 -.07
.28 CocaCE 17.33 +.33 1.90 LibtProp 25.48 +1.75 1.24f Raytheon 46.97
... AvisBudg h 2.21 +.14 ... ExcoRes 13.36 +1.12 1.21 HonwllIntl 31.52 -.11 1.96 LillyEli 33.81 +.32 .69 NuvPI4 10.74 +.09 ... Suntech 16.55 +1.97 ... WeathfInt s 18.38 +1.30
.72 Avista 15.54 -.06 1.64 CocaCl 43.17 +.70 2.10 Exelon 47.64 +.66 ... Hospira 32.36 +.07 .78 NuvQInc 12.79 +.10 +1.30 .40 SunTrst 17.27 +3.46 .04 WebsterFn 6.00 +.88
... Coeur h 1.67 +.21 .60 Limited 12.21 +1.11 1.71 RltyInco 22.43
... Avnet 23.06 +.87 ... ExterranH 21.27 +1.26 ... HospPT 13.88 +1.67 .04m LincNat 11.96 +.57 1.42f OGE Engy 25.75 +.17 ... SupEnrgy 21.65 +1.46 1.00m WeinRlt 16.20 +1.43
.84f Avon 25.22 +1.70 .53 CohStQIR 3.70 +.23 ... ExtraSpce 7.89 +1.09 ... HostHotls 8.38 +.84 ... LiveNatn 5.08 +.68 1.32f OcciPet 60.90 +2.43 +1.33 .69 Supvalu 17.34 +.64 ... WellPoint 43.82 +1.44
.80 AXIS Cap 24.43 -.21 1.72f ColgPal 62.27 +.87 1.68f ExxonMbl 68.20 +.19 ... HovnanE 3.00 +.31 ... LizClaib 6.30 +1.50 ... Oceaneer 50.87 +2.86 ... RedHat 17.94 +.82 ... Sybase 33.81 +.06 .20m WellsFargo 24.25 +4.64
1.88 BB&T Cp 25.67 +2.88 ... CollctvBrd 15.91 +.91 .50 FMC Corp 51.15 +2.05 1.71e HuanPwr 28.32 +.82 ... LloydBkg 7.28 +.78 .27e Och-Ziff 8.86 +.06 1.00 RedwdTr 17.16 .04m Synovus 3.76 +.67 .06 WendyArby 5.11 +.40
1.64e BHP BillLt 51.70 +2.26 ... ColBgp .84 +.08 ... FMC Tech 37.24 +2.32 1.40 HubbelB 34.02 +1.18 2.28 LockhdM 80.34 -1.25 ... OfficeDpt 2.80 +.10 +1.19 .96 Sysco 23.41 -.94
.60m ColonPT 7.46 +.39 ... Humana 28.86 -.06 .72 RegalEnt 13.65 +.72 ... Wesco Intl 26.86 +1.93
1.64e BHPBil plc 45.23 +2.04 1.89f FPL Grp 57.60 +1.55 .25 Loews 27.33 +2.14 ... OfficeMax 8.08 +.73 .27e TAM SA 7.29 +.43 1.16 WAstEMkt 9.31 +.11
.20 BJ Svcs 15.30 +1.02 .20m Comerica 24.35 +3.39 ... FTI Cnslt 50.91 -5.08 .40 Huntsmn 5.89 +.43 ... LongtopFn 27.64 +1.44 3.70e OilSvHT 98.86 +5.59 2.90 RgcyCtrs 37.83 .20m TCF Fncl 15.10 +1.56
... BJs Whls 33.16 +.10 .48 CmclMtls 16.47 +1.23 .72 FactsetR 53.58 +.13 .06 IAMGld g 8.68 +.57 +3.01 .80 TECO 11.62 +.35 .46a WAstInfSc 11.20 -.15
3.84 Lorillard 62.50 +.40 ... OilStates 19.91 +.58 ... WDigitl lf 24.26 +.87
... BMC Sft 34.73 +.09 ... ComScop 26.22 +.73 ... FairchldS 6.50 +.49 .51e ICICI Bk 23.46 +2.91 ... LaPac 4.46 +.28 .28m OldNBcp 14.18 +1.06 4.14e RegBkHT 67.83 .48f TJX 29.02 +1.15
3.36e BP PLC 45.02 +1.15 ... CmtyHlt 22.48 -.11 ... FairPoint 1.15 +.08 .12 IMS Hlth 13.00 +.60 .68 OldRepub 10.04 +.41 +8.68 ... TRWAuto 9.85 +1.26 .24 WstnRefin 13.60 +.67
.34 Lowes 21.02 +.17 .04 WstnUnion 17.64 +.63
2.25 BRE 25.74 +2.06 .54e CVRD 18.68 +1.26 .54 FamilyDlr 32.67 +.53 2.37e ING 10.14 +1.00 1.24 Lubrizol 44.74 +1.06 .80 Olin 12.90 +.41 .04m RegionsFn 5.53 .50e TaiwSemi 11.84 +1.06
.60 BakrHu 38.38 +1.47 .56e CVRD pf 15.67 +.97 ...FannieMae h .82 +.07 ... ION Geoph 2.90 +.27 1.20 OmegaHlt 16.59 +1.35 +1.14 ... Talbots 2.78 +.33 1.00 Weyerh 36.02 +1.24
.68 Baldor 24.61 +1.37 ... CompPrdS 7.70 +.61 .44 FedExCp 59.51 +4.38 .89e iSAstla 15.64 +.83 M-N-0 ... OmegaP 3.08 -.06 .36 ReinsGrp 30.34 -.18 .23f TalismE gs 14.25 +.80 1.72 Whrlpl 49.83 +3.96
.40 BallCp 38.37 +.37 ... CompSci 37.87 +.77 2.60 FedRlty 56.57 +3.70 1.19e iShBelg 9.69 +.55 2.80 M&T Bk 56.29 +6.90 .09 Omncre 25.29 +.30 .40 RelStlAl 38.29 1.53f Tanger 33.37 +2.15 ... WhitingPet 38.84 +4.05
... BallyTech 27.63 +1.25 ... ComstkRs 39.38 +3.19 .96a FedInvst 23.44 +.43 2.17e iShBraz 49.57 +2.79 ... MBIA 5.10 +.50 .60 Omnicom 32.16 +.40 +2.01 .64 Target 40.55 +.50 .44 WmsCos 15.17 +.72
.53e BcoBrades 13.48 +.86 .40 Con-Way 25.40 +1.81 ... FelCor 2.33 +.41 .33e iSCan 20.24 +.89 1.00 MDC 36.31 +2.56 4.32 ONEOK Pt 48.25 +1.61 .96f RenaisRe 47.62 - .35e TataMotors 7.86 +.42 .48 WmsSon 14.55 +1.44
1.06eBcoSantand 9.54 +.29 .76 ConAgra 18.05 +.10 2.00 Ferrellgs 14.78 +.10 .62e iSh HK 12.78 +.80 .62 MDU Res 17.12 +.21 ... OrientEH 7.76 +.92 1.33 1.66 Taubmn 25.99 +3.03 1.04 WillisGp 27.02 +.52
.88 BcpSouth 24.67 +1.99 ... ConchoRes 28.03 +.46 .04m Ferro 5.04 +1.80 .13e iShJapn 8.87 +.23 ... MEMC 18.11 +1.56 ... OshkoshCp 10.92 +.82 ... ReneSola 3.76 +.31 .10m Technitrl 4.63 ... .69 WilmTr 16.45 +2.36
.04 BkofAm 10.38 +1.68 1.88 ConocPhil 43.87 +1.37 .60 FidlNFin 16.89 -.07 .80e iSh Kor 36.76 +2.02 ... MF Global 6.35 +.12 1.75 OvShip 37.23 +4.21 .76 RepubSvc 22.76 +.08 ... TeckRes g 13.36 +1.60
... Conseco 1.65 +.16 .38e iSMalas 8.55 +.34 1.42e RetailHT 81.54 1.00 Windstrm 8.57 +.11
1.47 BkAm pfU 12.05 +.36 .20 FidNInfo s 17.95 +.19 .88f MFA Fncl 6.16 +.29 ... OwensCorn 19.52 +1.39 1.27f Teekay 16.81 +1.15
.40ConsolEngy 37.70 +4.08 .88 FstAmCp 24.48 -1.01 .97e iShMex 34.03 +2.13 ... MGIC 3.88 +.78 +1.77 3.21e TelNorL 16.28 +.25 1.35 WiscEn 40.41 +.15
1.75 BkAm pfW 14.65 +.56 ... OwensIll 26.75 +1.95
1.80 BkHawaii 38.11 +3.45 2.36 ConEd 37.36 -.01 .28 FtBcpPR lf 6.65 +1.02 .42e iShSing 8.04 +.68 ... MGMMir 9.44 +1.58 3.40 ReynldAm 38.50 -.10 3.80e TelefEsp 58.85 +1.94 .10e WT India 14.18 +.74
... BkIrelnd 5.11 +.76 ... ConstellA 11.83 +.22 .80t FstHorizon 12.44 +1.16 .63e iSPacxJ s 29.57 +1.72 2.40m Macerich 19.17 +2.50 P-Q-R 5.44e RioTinto 181.39 .71r TelMexL s 16.85 +.41 .30f WldFuel 39.88 +1.23
2.80 BkMont g 34.92 +1.93 .96f ConstellEn 25.23 +.35 ... FstInRT 5.60 +1.22 .60e iSTaiwn 11.15 +.84 1.80m MackCali 25.87 +1.20 1.68f PG&E Cp 37.86 +.06 +9.38 .40 TempleInld 12.26 +.11 1.44 WldW Ent 11.29 +.48
.36m BkNYMel 27.84 +1.94 ... CtlAir B 12.95 +2.01 2.20 FirstEngy 42.95 +.57 .81e iSh UK 12.37 +.32 ... Macquar h 3.84 +.87 .01m PMI Grp 1.08 +.32 .36 RitchieBr 23.94 +.29 ... TempurP 13.56 +.85 .68 Worthgtn 15.88 +1.13
1.96 BkNova g 30.18 +1.57 ... ContlRes 27.19 +2.46 ... FlagstrB h 1.52 +.10 ... iShSilver s 12.83 +.52 .20m Macys 14.76 +1.25 .40m PNC 43.25 +5.43 ... RiteAid h .95 +.03 .76e Tenaris 27.37 +1.67 1.20 Wyeth 43.03 +.36
.85e Barclay 18.19 +1.88 1.00 Cooper Ind 34.29 +.88 ... Flotek h 2.75 +.51 1.41e iShS&P100 42.24 +1.28 .72 MagnaI g 37.14 +2.20 .50 PNM Res 9.70 +.36 .48f RobtHalf 23.78 +.02 ... TenetHlth 2.50 +.10 .16 Wyndham 12.76 +.64
.64 Bard 71.78 -.44 .42 CooperTire 9.37 +.86 1.08f Flowserve 70.95 +1.14 2.18e iShDJDv 36.33 +1.24 ... MaguirePr 1.25 +.18 .61e POSCO 83.88 +3.61 1.16 RockwlAut 33.39 ... Tenneco h 4.21 +.88 .40 XL Cap 10.84 +1.00
1.00 BarnesNob 26.70 +1.11 .56 CornPdts 25.74 +2.12 .50 Fluor s 40.77 +3.04 6.20e iShBTips 99.03 +.18 .08 Manitowoc 6.91 +.42 2.12 PPG 46.50 +2.48 +1.46 2.90 Teppco 28.33 +.76 .50f XTO Engy 38.89 +2.83
.64 Barnes 15.23 +1.31 .20 Corning 14.90 +.61 .17e FEMSA 28.91 +.75 .77e iShCh25 s 35.16 +2.89 .74 ManpwI 42.73 +.39 1.38f PPL Corp 31.43 +.14 .96 RockColl 38.26 -.07 ... Teradata 18.31 +1.21 .95 XcelEngy 18.28 -.11
.40 BarrickG 30.89 +1.89 1.49 CorpOffP 31.54 +3.16 .60 FootLockr 12.57 +.38 1.08e iShDJTr 60.15 +3.89 1.04 Manulif gs 18.06 +.93 ... Pactiv 22.02 +.59 ... RockwdH 12.90 ... Teradyn 6.91 +.62 .17 Xerox 6.56 +.12
1.04 Baxter 50.08 +1.02 ... CorrectnCp 13.80 +.42 ... FordM 5.88 +.19 2.53e iSSP500 91.15 +3.03 .96 MarathonO 31.33 +.49 .58 PallCorp 27.01 +.90 +1.17 ... Terex 15.50 +.60 .04 Yamana g 8.46 +.43
... BeazerHm 3.06 +.50 ... Cosan Ltd 3.99 +.23 3.25 FordC pfS 19.85 +.65 .86e iShEMkt s 31.10 +2.01 ... MarinerEn 13.21 +1.04 ... ParkDrl 3.25 +.29 ... Rogers 25.90 +.66 .40 Terra 27.60 +.47
... Cott Cp h 4.27 +.86 ... ForestCA 8.38 +.40 5.32e iShiBxB 96.20 +.23 ... MktVGold 35.03 +1.99 1.00 ParkerHan 47.62 +1.44 .33 Roper 47.44 11.50e TerraNitro 129.70-.32 1.22i Yanzhou s 11.66 +1.75
1.32 BectDck 60.87 -.31 ... YingliGrn 8.53 +1.18
.30 Belo 1.90 +.12 1.00 CousPrp 8.71 +.71 ... ForestLab 22.56 +.69 .75e iSSPGth 46.71 +1.01 .37e MktVRus 19.10 +1.07 1.88f PartnerRe 68.10 +.70 +1.89 .40 Tesoro 17.30 +1.19
.24 Berkley 24.59 +.58 ... Covance 39.96 +.67 ... ForestOil 19.48 +1.84 1.16e iShSPLA s 32.67 +1.83 .28p MktV Agri 33.40 +1.41 ... PatriotC s 9.44 +1.76 ... Rowan 17.50 +.88 ... TetraTech 6.87 +.83 .76 YumBrnds 34.05 +.95
... BerkH B 3114.90+70.95 ... CovantaH 14.66 +.62 ... Forestar 12.71 +1.16 1.80e iSSPVal 43.62 +1.91 .09p MktVCoal 21.34 +2.33 .24 PeabdyE 32.18 +3.20 2.00 RoyalBk g 37.03 .44 TexInst 18.36 +.41 ... ZaleCp 4.18 +.38
.30 BerryPet 17.95 +1.37 ... CoventryH 16.41 +.37 ... Fortress 5.29 +.84 3.88e iShB20 T 97.43 +.32 .35 MarIntA 23.98 +1.34 1.20 Pengrth g 7.48 +.70 +1.61 .08 Textron 11.22 +.28 ... Zimmer 44.26 +1.16
.56 BestBuy 40.38 +3.18 .64 Covidien 33.13 +.77 .76m FortuneBr 42.45 +.40 2.74e iShB1-3T 83.79 -.02 .80 MarshM 20.65 +.59 .23 PennVa 18.13 +2.20 ... RBScot rs 14.75 ... ThermoFis 37.00 +.45 2.00 Zions pfB 16.26 +.46
... BigLots 28.35 +1.26 .10e CredSuiss 40.82 +2.17 .61 40/86Strat 6.70 +.04 1.85e iS Eafe 44.17 +1.76 .04 MarshIls 7.01 +1.25 1.80 PennWst g 11.89 +.60 +1.41 ... ThmBet 32.38 +.87 .41e Zweig 2.78 +.12

10. Front Page 10 D/E/N/C www.sunnewspapers.net BUSINESS NEWS The Sun/ Tuesday, May 5, 2009
MUTUAL FUNDS
4-wk MarsGrA t 13.95 +.54 +9.2 FF2020 n 10.55 +.28 +7.3 Nuveen Cl A: GlblUtilB 9.66 +.21 +7.1 Windsor n 32.54+1.21+10.2
Name NAV Chg %Rtn Columbia Class B: FF2025 n 8.65 +.24 +7.7 HOW TO READ THE MUTUAL FUND TABLES FLPrefMB 8.72 ... +2.5 Reynolds Funds: WdsrIIAd n 33.88+1.22 +9.0
AIM Funds A: IntlValB t 11.20 +.39 +8.5 FF2030 n 10.22 +.32 +8.3 Here are the 975 biggest mutual funds listed on Nasdaq. Tables Nuveen Cl R: BlChGr p n 35.76+1.67+10.1 Vanguard Fds:
21CentB t 8.64 +.46+11.1 FF2035 n 8.41 +.27 +8.4 Tuesday IntDMBd 8.57 ... +2.2 RiverSource A: AssetA n 18.58 +.49 +6.3
GroAllo p 8.20 +.25 +9.3 show the fund name, sell price or Net Asset Value (NAV) and
AIM Investments A: Columbia Class Z: FF2040 n 5.85 +.19 +8.7 daily net change, as well as one total return figure as follows: 4-wk NY MBR 10.01 ... +2.3 DEI 7.13 +.27 +8.5 CapOpp n 23.61 +.68 +9.4
ChartA p 12.51 +.39+10.8 Acorn Z 19.23 +.73+11.5 Income n 9.79 +.10 +3.5 Tues: 4-wk total return (%)
Name NAV Chg %Rtn
Oak Assoc Fds: DivrBd 4.52 +.01 +2.4 Convrt n 10.52 +.20 +6.7
Const p 16.57 +.30 +4.9 AcornIntZ 25.14+1.03+11.8 Fidelity Invest: AAL Mutual: BlkOkEm n 1.86 +.06+12.0 HiYdTEA 3.98 ... +2.7 DivdGro n 11.09 +.24 +4.8
IntBdZ 7.88 +.01 +3.1 Wed: 12-mo total return (%) Bond p 9.44 +.09 +2.2
EuroGr p 21.07 +.57 +8.4 AllSectEq 9.72 +.36 +9.7 CaGrp 14.52 +.17 +3.9 LivOakHlt n 9.38 +.18 +7.4 Royce Funds: Energy n 49.99+2.23 +9.6
IntTEBd 9.99 ... +1.4 AMgr50 n 11.69 +.27 +7.5 Thu: 3-yr cumulative total return (%) MuBd 10.44 +.09 +3.3
Inco p 4.36 +.01 +2.0 SmCoSt 10.28 +.19 +2.1 PinOkAg n 18.17 +.49+17.6 PennMuI r 7.47 +.25+12.7 EqInc n 15.09 +.52 +6.6
LCpVlZ 8.61 +.36 +8.2 AMgr20 r n 10.76 +.11 +4.3 Fri: 5-yr cumulative total return (%) RedOakT n 5.79 +.18+14.0
SmCEA p 8.08 +.27+10.5 Wednesday PremierI r 13.15 +.36+10.9 Explr n 45.73+1.48+10.4
AIM Investments B: ValRestr 32.86+1.65+13.3 Balanc n 13.84 +.33 +7.0 Name: Name of mutual fund and family. Oakmark Funds I: TotRetI r 8.93 +.30 +9.2 FLLT n 10.86 ... +1.7
ConstB t 15.03 +.28 +4.9 Credit Suisse Comm: BlueChGr n 29.47+1.00 +9.5 NAV: Net asset value. Name
12-mo
NAV Chg %Rtn EqtyInc r 22.08 +.41 +6.4 Rydex Advisor: GNMA n 10.66 +.01 +0.4
GlGrB t 15.29 +.38 +5.4 GlbSmCp p 12.82 +.39 +9.7 Canada n 38.90+1.80+12.3 Chg: Net change in price of NAV. AAL Mutual: GlobalI 15.06 +.54+13.8 Hlthcare 10.83 +.20 +3.6 GlobEq n 12.33 +.44 +9.7
LrgCGB t 7.74 +.16 +5.2 LgCapGr 12.63 +.30 +6.9 CapAp n 17.15 +.87+11.3 Total return: Percent change in NAV for the time period Bond p
CaGrp
9.44
14.52
+.09
+.17
-3.2
+1.5
Intl I r 12.31 +.48+11.7 Rydex Investor: GroInc n 19.32 +.58 +7.5
AIM Investor Cl: DFA Funds: CapDevO n 7.10 +.26 +7.7 shown, with dividends reinvested. If period longer than 1 year, MuBd 10.44
SmCoSt 10.28
+.09
+.19
-3.0
-8.5
Oakmark r 28.34+1.07+13.8 ElectInv 39.40+2.02+10.1 HYCorp n 4.71 +.01 +7.3
Energy 28.83+1.44+11.2 IntlCorEq n 7.81 +.31+11.6 CpInc r n 6.33 +.07+13.0 Select r 18.19 +.93+13.3 NasdaqInv 9.40 +.20 +8.3 HlthCre n 95.33+1.56 +3.2
USCorEq2 n 7.42 +.30+10.7 return is cumulative. Thursday
Tech 20.26 +.39 +7.4 Contra n 46.55+1.45 +6.0 Old Mutual Adv II: SEI Portfolios: InflaPro n 11.84 +.02 -1.2
Utilities 12.54 +.26 +4.2 DWS Invest A: DisEq n 17.27 +.48 +6.8 Data based on NAVs reported to Lipper by 6 p.m. Eastern. 3-yr TS&WSCVZ 13.08 +.42 +8.0 CoreFxA n 9.10 +.02 +3.0 IntlGr n 13.05 +.57+10.4
DrHiRA 24.33+1.25+11.9
Name NAV Chg %Rtn
Advance Capital I: DivIntl n 22.09 +.80 +8.7 Footnotes: e – Ex-capital gains distribution. f – Previous day’s Tc&ComZ 11.26 +.25 +7.3 Schwab Funds: IntlVal n 24.01 +.95 +9.7
AAL Mutual:
Balanc p 11.98 +.24 +5.7 GlbOppA 23.09 +.82+11.8 DivGth n 18.02 +.87+15.1 Bond p 9.44 +.09 +14.4 Old Westbury Fds: 1000Inv r 26.91 +.90 +8.1 ITIGrade n 8.67 +.02 +3.6
StrGovSecA 8.55 ... +0.6 quote. n - No-load fund. p – Fund assets used to pay distribution
Equity p 14.74 +.50+10.6 EmrMk n 15.53 +.84+13.4 CaGrp
MuBd
14.52
10.44
+.17 +16.4
+.09 +17.7 GlbSMdCap 10.47 +.28 +7.5 S&P Inv 14.07 +.46 +7.8 ITTsry n 11.65 ... -0.8
Eq Inc n 31.71+1.50+11.1 costs. r – Redemption fee or contingent deferred sales load may SmCoSt 10.28 +.19 NS
RetInc 7.46 +.02 +2.9
DWS Invest B: Oppenheimer A: S&P Sel 14.11 +.46 +7.8 LifeCon n 13.51 +.22 +4.6
DreHiRB 24.24+1.25+11.8 EQII n 13.36 +.62+10.1 apply. s – Stock dividend or split. t – Both p and r. x – Ex-cash Friday CapApA p 31.57 +.97 +8.5 S&PInstSl 7.20 +.24 +7.8
Alger Funds B: LifeGro n 16.34 +.49 +7.4
GlbOppB t 21.05 +.75+11.7 Europe 23.16 +.82 +8.4 dividend. NA - No information available. NE - Data in question. DvMktA p 19.89+1.08+16.2 Selected Funds:
SmCapGr t 4.10 +.12 +7.3 LifeMod n 15.37 +.35 +5.8
AllianceBern A:
DWS Invest C: Export n 15.62 +.52 +7.6 NN - Fund does not wish to be tracked. NS - Fund did not exist Name
5-yr
NAV Chg %Rtn GlobA p 40.52+1.41 +7.8 AmShD 29.87+1.35+11.9 LTIGrade n 7.89 +.04 +2.2
GlbOpp t 21.16 +.75+11.7 Fidel n 23.80 +.88 +9.1 IntBdA p 5.79 +.05 +2.3 AmShS p 29.88+1.35+11.8
SmCpGrA 19.31 +.58+10.6 at start Wednesday, October 4, 2006. AAL Mutual:
LTTsry n 11.56 +.03 -3.3
DWS Invest S: FltRateHi r n 8.62 +.01 +4.5 Bond p 9.44 +.09 +43.4
MnStFdA 23.46 +.79 +9.5 Seligman Group:
Allianz Funds D:
EmMkIn 8.93 +.04 +5.1
Source: Lipper, Inc. and The Associated Press CaGrp 14.52 +.17 +59.6 Morg n 12.18 +.32 +7.4
FrInOne n 20.25 +.60 +7.5 MidCapA 10.66 +.28 +5.3
J ComunA t 30.40 +.47 +8.1
MuBd 10.44 +.09 +41.0
RCMWell p 17.04 +.29 +4.5 SmCoSt 10.28 +.19 NS MuInt n 13.14 -.01 +1.6
GNMA S 15.01 ... +0.5 GNMA n 11.31 ... +0.5 StrInA p 3.41 +.02 +4.3 Sentinel Group:
Alpine Funds:
GlbOpp 23.69 +.85+11.8 GovtInc 10.79 +.01 -0.1 MuLtd n 10.90 ... +0.6
Dyn Bal 8.29 +.25 +7.9 Oppenheimer Roch: ComS A p 22.58 +.69 +8.7 MuShrt n 15.84 -.01 +0.2
GroIncS 11.47 +.36 +7.8 GroCo n 54.22+2.07 +8.1 COMMODITIES MONEY RATES LtdNYA p 3.01 ... +2.8 Sequoia n 101.29 +2.57 +8.0
DynaDiv r 4.71 +.15 +4.7 HlthCare r 18.11 +.30 +2.8 PrecMtls r n 14.21 +.68 +9.6
GroInc n 13.28 +.54 +8.6 RoMu A p 13.24 +.04 +6.0 St FarmAssoc:
Amer Beacon Inv: HiYldTx 10.64 +.02 +5.9 HighInc r n 6.88 +.05 +9.7 Yesterday Wk Ago RcNtMuA 5.56 +.01 +7.6 Gwth 41.00+1.19 +4.9 PrmcpCor n 9.70 +.30 +6.8
LgCap Inv 13.24 +.48 +9.9 FUTURES Prmcp r n 47.18+1.29 +6.3
LatAmrEq 34.45+1.85+12.4 Indepn n 15.32 +.83+11.0 Prime Rate 3.25 3.25 PIMCO Admin PIMS: Stratton Funds:
Amer Century Inv: Exch Contract Settle Chg Discount Rate SelValu r n 12.56 +.43+10.1
LifeC2020 10.00 +.25 +6.5 InProBd n 10.69 +.02 -1.2 0.50 0.50 TotRtAd 10.22 +.01 +1.8 SmCap 33.75+1.36+10.8
CapVal 4.60 +.16 +7.7 MgdMuni S 8.52 ... +3.1 Lt Sweet Crude NYMX Jun 09 54.47+1.27 Federal Funds Rate STAR n 14.92 +.34 +6.2
EqInc 5.75 +.10 +2.5 IntBd n 9.33 +.01 +2.9 .00-.25 .00-.25 PIMCO Instl PIMS: TCW Funds:
Davis Funds A: IntmMu n 9.95 ... +1.3 Corn CBOT Jul 09 405ø-8ü Treasuries AllAsset 10.29 +.10 +3.9 TotRetBdI 9.24 +.02 +2.4 STIGrade n 9.94 +.01 +2.5
GrowthI 17.75 +.51 +7.5 NYVen A 24.85+1.14+11.9 Wheat CBOT Jul 09 551 -19 3-month 0.195 0.135 STFed n 10.88 -.01 +0.5
HiYldMu 7.67 ... +2.1 IntlDisc n 23.75 +.84 +8.8 ComodRR 6.66 +.10 +3.1 TIAA-CREF Funds:
Davis Funds C & Y: InvGrBd 10.69 +.02 +2.2 Soybeans CBOT Jul 09 1103ø+12ø 6-month 0.33 0.305 DivInc 8.92 +.02 +4.9 BondInst 9.83 +.01 +1.1 STTsry n 10.81 ... +0.1
LifeSci 4.28 +.08 +1.9 NYVenY 25.11+1.15+11.9 Cattle CME Jun 09 81.87-.23 5-year 2.02 1.84 StratEq n 12.19 +.46+11.0
TxFBnd 10.64 -.01 +1.5 InvGB n 6.47 +.01 +2.5 EmMkBd 8.95 +.04 +4.2 Templeton Instit:
NYVen C 24.01+1.10+11.8 LgCapVal n 9.62 +.38 +7.7 Pork Bellies CME Jul 09 78.80+.68 10-year 3.15 2.92 FrgnBd 9.19 ... +2.8 ForEqS 15.06 +.55+10.0 TgtRetInc n 9.68 +.12 +2.9
Tech 14.31 +.30 +7.0 Delafield n 17.67 +.73 +20.7 30-year 4.06 3.84 TgRe2010 n 18.05 +.35 +4.9
Ultra 15.53 +.44 +6.5 LatAm n 35.58+1.68+12.7 Sugar (world) NYBT Jul 09 15.02-.03 HiYld 7.06 +.03 +7.6 Third Avenue Fds:
Delaware Invest A: LevCoStk n 17.04 +.96+21.4 Orange Juice NYBT Jul 09 89.20+4.95 InvGrCp 9.92 +.02 +3.8 Value 36.91+1.94+14.6 TgtRe2025 n 9.52 +.26 +7.0
American Funds A: Diver Inc p 8.14 +.03 +4.3 SPOT TgtRe2015 n 9.80 +.22 +5.8
LowP r n 25.06 +.69+10.6 LowDu 9.51 +.01 +2.5 Thompson Plumb:
AmcpA p 13.47 +.43+10.6 CorPlsBd 7.06 +.01 +3.3 Growth 21.99 +.70 +9.2 TgRe2020 n 17.01 +.42 +6.4
Magelln n 53.31+2.47+10.6 Yesterday Wk Ago RealRet 9.79 +.02 -2.1
AMutlA p 19.20 +.46 +6.0 Dimensional Fds: TgRe2030 n 15.99 +.48 +7.6
MA Mun n 11.39 ... +1.6 Gold (troy oz., spot) $901.60 $907.40 RealRtnI 9.90 +.02 +0.2 Thornburg Fds:
BalA p 13.98 +.34 +6.1 EmMktV 21.24+1.29+17.2 NYMX = New York Mercantile Exchange. CBOT =
IntValA p 19.55 +.62 +9.0 TgtRe2035 n 9.53 +.31 +8.0
MegaCpStk n7.06 +.28 +9.6 Silver (troy oz., spot) $13.093 $12.950 ShortT 9.50 ... +1.4
BondA p 10.80 +.02 +3.0 IntSmVa n 11.59 +.41+12.2 Chicago Board of Trade. CME = Chicago Mercantile
IntValue I 19.99 +.63 +9.0 TgtRe2045 n 9.86 +.32 +8.1
MCpGr r n 7.59 +.29 +9.4 Exchange. NYBT = New York Board of Trade Copper (pound) $2.1450 $2.0040 TotRt 10.22 +.01 +1.8
CapWA p 18.37 +.09 +2.1 USLgCo n 26.76 +.87 +7.8 USGro n 13.22 +.41 +7.1
MidCap n 17.55 +.77+10.8 TR II 9.88 +.03 +2.5 Thrivent Fds A:
CapIBA p 40.78 +.95 +5.4 USLgVa n 13.63 +.70+13.7 Incom 7.08 +.02 +4.7 Wellsly n 17.80 +.19 +3.5
MuniInc n 12.04 ... +2.0 TRIII 8.91 +.03 +2.4
CapWGA p 27.07+1.02 +8.3 US Micro n 8.46 +.29+12.2 MidCpGr 11.45 +.46+12.4 Welltn n 24.55 +.56 +5.8
NwMill n 19.33 +.86+11.3 PIMCO Funds A:
EupacA p 29.80+1.16 +8.8 US SmVa 15.28 +.65+13.6 Frank/Temp Frnk C: Ivy Funds: StrInc C 11.20 +.08 +7.5 Wndsr n 9.64 +.36+10.2
OTC n 35.00+1.26+12.6 RealRtA p 9.90 +.02 +0.2 Turner Funds:
FdInvA p 26.56 +.93 +8.3 IntlSmCo n 10.79 +.35+11.0 100Index 6.54 +.19 +6.5 FoundAl p 7.95 +.18 +8.8 AssetSC t 18.83 +.42 +2.5 LSBondR 10.88 +.08 +7.0 SmlCpGr n 20.69 +.76+10.7 WndsII n 19.08 +.68 +9.0
TotRtA 10.22 +.01 +1.8
GovtA p 14.07 ... -0.1 Fixd n 10.28 ... +0.4 Ovrsea n 25.24 +.90+10.0 IncomC t 1.70 +.02 +8.4 AssetStA p 19.26 +.44 +2.7 StrIncA 11.15 +.08 +7.6 Tweedy Browne: Vanguard Idx Fds:
PIMCO Funds C:
GwthA p 22.37 +.69 +7.9 IntVa n 13.15 +.57+12.4 Puritn n 13.55 +.29 +5.9 Frank/Temp Mtl A&B: JPMorgan Select: Loomis Sayles Inv: GlobVal 16.00 +.35 +7.8 500 n 83.64+2.74 +7.8
TotRtC t 10.22 +.01 +1.7
HI TrA p 8.51 +.04 +8.7 Glb5FxInc n 11.04 ... +0.8 StIntMu n 10.50 ... +0.6 DiscA 23.12 +.25 +3.5 HBSMkNe p 16.02 -.03 +0.3 InvGrBdA p 10.11 +.05 +5.5 UMB Scout Funds: Balanced n 16.88 +.37 +5.5
PIMCO Funds D:
IncoA p 12.81 +.26 +5.2 2YGlFxd n 10.26 ... +0.4 STBF n 8.00 ... +1.1 SharesA 15.74 +.38 +9.5 JPMorgan Sel Cls: InvGrBdC p 10.05 +.05 +5.5 TRtn p 10.22 +.01 +1.8 Intl 22.28 +.85 +8.2 DevMkt n 7.44 +.28 +9.3
IntBdA p 12.79 ... +1.0 Dodge&Cox: SmllCpS r n 11.60 +.65+14.5 Frank/Temp Mtl C: CoreBd n 10.76 +.02 +0.8 InvGrBdY 10.12 +.06 +5.7 Perm Port Funds: USAA Group: EMkt n 18.62+1.14+14.4
ICAA p 21.24 +.54 +6.5 Balanced 52.67+1.53+10.7 StratInc n 9.30 +.05 +5.7 DiscC t 22.92 +.25 +3.5 HiYldBd n 6.40 +.02 +8.1 Lord Abbett A: Permannt 33.78 +.84 +4.7 BalStra 9.36 +.17 +7.5 Europe n 20.22 +.77+10.3
NEcoA p 17.87 +.65+11.2 Income 12.06 +.02 +3.9 StrReRt r 7.30 +.11 +5.3 Frank/Temp Temp A: IntmTFBd n 10.74 -.01 +1.4 AffilA p 8.45 +.44+10.5 Pioneer Funds A: Gr&Inc 10.53 +.41 +9.3 Extend n 26.02+1.08+12.0
N PerA p 19.99 +.71 +8.0 IntlStk 23.87+1.24+13.5 TaxMgd n 9.06 +.24 +7.3 ForgnA p 4.93 +.16+11.3 ShtDurBd n 10.71 ... +0.8 BdDebA p 6.26 +.03 +6.3 PionFdA p 28.99 +.77 +7.1 HYldOpp 5.99 +.04 +8.9 Growth n 21.77 +.54 +7.1
NwWrldA 35.36+1.34 +8.8 Stock 75.89+3.05+13.0 TotalBd n 9.54 +.02 +3.2 GlBd A p 11.77 +.14 +4.1 USLCCrPls n 14.27 +.51 +7.5 Inco 11.11 +.02 +3.0
MFS Funds A: Price Funds: ITBnd n 10.28 +.02 +1.4
STBA p 9.93 ... +0.6 Dreyfus: USBI n 10.77 +.01 +1.1 GrwthA p 13.09 +.35 +8.7 Janus : MITA 14.09 +.47 +7.0 Balance n 14.76 +.38 +7.1 SciTech 8.27 +.17 +7.3
WorldA p 10.97 +.30 +7.7 Balanced 20.98 +.33 +4.6 LgCapIx n 16.65 +.55 +7.9
SmCpA p 23.16 +.83+11.8 Aprec 27.27 +.72 +4.6 ValueDisc n 10.51 +.49+11.6 MIGA 10.58 +.26 +8.1 BlChip n 25.92 +.82 +7.8 TxFIn 8.99 ... +2.7
TxExA p 11.43 ... +2.3 Contrarian 10.41 +.55+15.9 LTBnd n 10.90 +.04 +0.3
Dr500In t 25.55 +.83 +7.8 Value n 44.46+2.46+18.0 Frank/Temp Tmp Adv: TotRA 11.47 +.22 +5.3 CapApp n 15.26 +.33 +8.8 TxEIt 12.13 +.02 +2.6 MidCap n 12.88 +.53+11.2
WshA p 20.58 +.63 +6.3 MunBd r 10.63 ... +2.3 GrthAv 13.10 +.35 +8.8 Enterpr 37.57+1.43+12.8 ValueA 17.29 +.53 +7.3 CorpInc n 8.24 +.02 +4.6 TxELT 11.89 +.01 +3.1
Fidelity Selects:
Fund 20.83 +.58 +7.3 Pacific n 8.07 +.27 +7.0
American Funds B: NY Tax r 14.01 +.01 +1.8 Electr n 29.49+1.38+11.4 Frank/Temp Tmp B&C: MFS Funds B: EmMktS n 20.58+1.14+16.7 VALIC : REIT r n 11.04 +.88+17.9
BalB t 13.93 +.35 +6.0 ST IncD 9.89 +.01 +2.9 Enrgy n 36.28+2.13+14.6 GlBdC p 11.79 +.14 +4.1 GlbOpp 9.44 +.33+13.9 MA ITB 13.76 +.46 +6.9 EqInc n 17.12 +.74+11.5 StkIdx 18.72 +.60 +8.1
CapIBB t 40.77 +.94 +5.3 GrInc 23.21 +.74 +8.5 SmCap n 21.77 +.89+13.7
SmCoVal 17.25 +.62+15.8 Gold r n 32.73+1.61 +1.5 GE Elfun S&S: MainStay Funds A: EqIndex n 24.43 +.80 +7.9 Value Line Fd: SmlCpGth n 13.16 +.45+13.0
CpWGrB t 26.92+1.02 +8.2 Eaton Vance Cl A: Leisr n 56.63+1.91 +5.4 S&S Inc 10.34 +.01 +1.0 HiYld 7.34 +.01 +7.5 FinSvcs n 10.05 +.58+12.2 PreGro n 17.84 +.60 +9.4
HiYldBA 4.76 ... +7.3 SmlCpVl n 10.50 +.51+14.6
GrwthB t 21.65 +.67 +7.9 LgCpVal 13.79 +.52 +6.1 MedDl n 30.34 +.63+14.3 S&S PM 30.35 +.99 +8.9 Orion 7.58 +.33+14.3 GlbTech 5.52 +.17+11.7 Van Kamp Funds A:
IncoB t 12.72 +.27 +5.2 TaxEx 11.27 ... +1.7 Ovrseas r 31.98+1.91+14.2 Mairs & Power: STBnd n 10.28 ... +0.9
NatlMun 8.57 ... +4.8 NtGas n 26.67+1.91+17.1 Growth 53.78+2.40+12.1 Growth n 21.68 +.57 +7.4 CapGro 8.66 +.42+14.1 TotBnd n 10.10 +.01 +0.9
ICAB t 21.14 +.53 +6.4 DivBldrA 8.00 +.27 +4.0 NatRes r n 22.78+1.38+14.5 GE Funds A: PrkMCVInv 16.39 +.55 +9.6 HiYield n 5.25 +.02 +8.8 CmstA p 10.94 +.42 +9.6
Artio Global Funds: PrmGrA p 15.88 +.48 +8.6 Research 19.39 +.62+10.5 Managers Funds: TotlIntl n 11.16 +.46+10.2
Eaton Vance Cl B: Wireless n 5.96 +.25+12.0 Bond n 20.21 +.15 +6.2 IntEqIdx r n 8.76 +.33 +9.2 EqIncA p 6.50 +.17 +5.7 TotStk n 22.24 +.75 +8.5
IntlEqI r 23.74 +.78 +8.6 TMS B 9.45 +.34 +9.9 Fidelity Spartan: GMO Trust III: RskMgSk 9.43 +.28 +7.0 IntlBond n 8.97 +.07 +1.7 GrInA p 13.84 +.52 +7.2
IntlEqA 23.20 +.76 +8.6 EmMk r 8.96 +.46+14.1 Twenty 49.51+1.34 +6.9 Marsico Funds: Value n 15.41 +.64 +8.8
Evergreen A: EqIdxInv n 32.11+1.04 +7.8 Focus p 12.34 +.52 +9.4 Intl G&I 9.62 +.38+10.2 HYMuA p 8.06 +.01 +2.8 Vanguard Instl Fds:
IntEqII I r 9.63 +.33 +8.4 AstAll p 9.41 ... NA 500InxInv r n 62.97+2.06 +7.8 For 9.32 ... NA Ventur 32.60 +.79+11.5 IntlStk n 9.26 +.39+11.0 US MtgeA 12.47 ... +0.2
Artisan Funds: USQltyEq 15.74 +.20 +1.6 WrldW r 31.49+1.20 +8.3 21stCnt p 9.55 +.51+11.3 BalInst n 16.88 +.36 +5.5
Evergreen B: IntlInxInv n 26.25 +.90 +8.9 MediaTl n 29.74 +.83+11.1 Van Kamp Funds B:
Intl 15.77 +.63 +8.8 OmegB t 20.99 +.46 +5.8 GMO Trust IV: Janus Adv S Shrs: Master Select: DvMktInst n 7.37 +.26 +9.2
TotMktInv n 25.64 +.87 +8.4 Intl 10.35 +.43+11.8 MidCap n 37.58+1.28 +9.7 AmVlB t 15.84 +.55+10.4 EuroInst n 20.22 +.76+10.2
MidCap 20.63 +.76+11.2 Evergreen C: Fidelity Spart Adv: IntlIntrVl 17.09 +.54 +7.9 Forty 25.26 +.68 +8.1 MCapVal n 16.11 +.66+13.9 Vanguard Admiral:
MidCapVal 14.56 +.48+12.8 AstAllC t 9.12 ... NA GMO Trust VI: JennisonDryden A: Value r 8.51 +.31+13.6 ExtIn n 26.03+1.08+12.0
EqIdxAd n 32.12+1.05 +7.9 Meridian Funds: New Era n 34.40+1.78+12.0 CAITAdm n 10.59 ... +1.9 GrwthIst n 21.78 +.55 +7.2
Baron Funds: OmegaC t 21.05 +.47 +5.9 500Ad r n 62.97+2.05 +7.8 StrFxInc 15.73 -.08 +0.9 BlendA 11.87 +.40 +8.0 N Horiz n 19.86 +.71 +9.7 CALTAdm n 10.61 ... +2.2
Asset 38.32+1.32+11.6 USQltyEq 15.74 +.19 +1.6 UtilityA 7.41 +.14 +5.3 Growth 27.87 +.69 +8.8 InfProInst n 9.47 +.02 -1.1
Evergreen I: TotMktAd r n 25.64 +.87 +8.5 Metro West Fds: N Inc n 8.77 +.02 +2.4 CpOpAdl n 54.53+1.57 +9.3 InstIdx n 83.11+2.72 +7.8
Growth 33.84 +.92+10.9 FdLgCpI 18.73 +.56 +8.9 First Eagle: Gabelli Funds: JennisonDryden B: NJ Bond n 10.97 -.01 +1.9 Energy n 93.86+4.18 +9.6
Partners p 13.03 +.38+11.7 Asset 32.21+1.11+10.2 SmlCoB t 9.79 +.32 +8.7 TotRetBd 9.00 ... +2.2 InsPl n 83.11+2.72 +7.8
FPA Funds: GlblA 33.44 +.73 +6.1 TotRtBdI 9.00 ... +2.2 R2010 n 11.87 +.27 +7.0 ExplAdml n 42.55+1.38+10.4 TotlBdIdx n 50.77 +.05 +0.9
SmCap 15.47 +.46 +9.9 Capit 26.04+1.03+16.6 OverseasA 16.24 +.31 +4.4 EqInc p 14.51 +.54 +8.8 JennisonDryden C: R2015 n 8.87 +.24 +7.9 500Adml n 83.65+2.74 +7.8
Berkshire Funds: NwInc 11.00 -.01 +0.3 Value t 9.61 +.37+10.6 IntlEqC 4.49 +.16 +9.2 Midas Funds: InsTStPlus n 20.10 +.69 +8.6
First Investors A R2020 n 11.95 +.34 +8.6 GNMA Ad n 10.66 +.01 +0.4
Focus 6.60 +.21+12.2 FPACres n 20.76 +.20 +6.0 Gateway Funds: John Hancock A: Midas Fd 2.50 +.09 +5.9 MidCpIst n 12.91 +.53+11.3
GloblA p 4.71 +.16 +9.3 R2025 n 8.58 +.27 +9.3 HlthCr n 40.23 +.66 +3.2
Bernstein Fds: Fairholme 23.75 +.91 +17.3 GatewayA 23.47 +.12 +2.4 HSciA 23.47 +.40 +3.8 Special 11.18 +.49 +8.6 SCInst n 21.79 +.90+13.8
TotRtA p 11.84 +.21 +5.7 R2030 n 12.11 +.40 +9.7 HiYldCp n 4.71 +.01 +7.3
IntDur 12.17 +.02 +3.6 Federated A: Goldman Sachs A: LCpSel p 11.01 ... 0.0 Morgan Stanley B: InfProAd n 23.25 +.04 -1.1 SmCpVlI n 10.53 +.52+14.7
Firsthand Funds: R2040 n 12.05 +.41 +9.9 TBIst n 10.10 +.01 +0.9
DivMu 14.19 -.01 +0.8 HiInBdA 5.94 +.02 +9.6 eComm r 3.54 +.11+11.3 MdCVA p 23.16 +.87 +9.3 John Hancock Cl 1: DivGtB 11.35 +.34 +7.5 SciTec n 16.89 +.45+10.0 ITBdAdml n 10.28 +.02 +1.4
TxMgdIntl 11.94 +.42 +8.3 IntSmCoA 23.05 +.96+11.8 Tech Val 25.89 +.54 +3.4 ShDuGA 10.39 ... +0.7 LSAggr 8.54 +.33+10.2 FocGroB 19.42 +.93+13.2 ITsryAdml n 11.65 ... -0.7 TSInst n 22.25 +.76 +8.5
ShtBd n 4.70 ... +1.4
IntlPort 11.89 +.41 +8.4 KaufmA p 3.64 +.12 +6.1 Frank/Temp Frnk A: Goldman Sachs Inst: LSBalanc 9.78 +.27 +8.4 HiYldB 1.35 ... +7.9 SmCpStk n 21.25 +.84+12.4 IntGrAdm n 41.53+1.82+10.5 ValueIst n 15.42 +.65 +8.7
BlackRock A: Federated B: BalInv p 34.42+1.41 +9.8 HiYield 5.68 +.02 +9.2 LSGrwth 9.34 +.31 +9.2 PacGrB 15.41 +.62+11.0 SmCapVal n 24.03 +.90+12.7 ITAdml n 13.14 -.01 +1.6 Vanguard Signal:
EqtyDiv 13.02 +.39 +6.0 CapAppB 14.26 +.56 +5.0 CalInsA p 11.60 ... +1.8 Harbor Funds: LSModer 10.05 +.21 +6.9 Morgan Stanley I: SpecGr n 12.02 +.45+10.5 ITGrAdm n 8.67 +.02 +3.6 500Sgl n 69.10+2.26 +7.8
GlAlA r 15.17 +.30 +4.4 MidGrStB 22.14 +.84+10.5 CalTFA p 6.52 ... +2.3 Bond 11.52 +.03 +2.2 Keeley Funds: HiYldI 1.37 +.01 +8.7 SpecIn n 10.59 +.10 +4.7 LtdTrAd n 10.90 ... +0.6 ITBdSig n 10.28 +.02 +1.4
BlackRock B&C: Federated Instl: EqIncA p 12.19 +.36 +6.0 CapApInst 26.03 +.64 +6.9 SmCpValA p 16.47 +.77+14.7 MorganStanley Inst: SumGNMA n 9.90 ... +0.4 LTGrAdml n 7.89 +.04 +2.2 STBdIdx n 10.28 ... +0.9
GlAlC t 14.19 +.28 +4.3 KaufmnK 3.65 +.12 +6.4 FedTFA p 11.17 ... +2.0 IntlInv t 40.58+1.96+11.1 Kensington Fds: IntlEqI n 10.60 +.29 +5.5 SuMuInc n 10.24 ... +2.7 LT Adml n 10.58 ... +2.3 TotBdSgl n 10.10 +.01 +0.9
BlackRock Instl: Fidelity Advisor A: FLTFA p 11.02 ... +1.6 Intl r 40.95+1.98+11.2 SelectInA p 14.09 +.20+19.2 Muhlenk 39.18 ... NA
TxEfGr r n 7.08 +.18 +7.1 MorgAdm n 37.77 +.99 +7.5 TotStkSgl n 21.47 +.73 +8.5
GlbAlloc r 15.24 +.30 +4.5 IntBdA t 9.73 +.02 +2.9 Hartford Fds A: Kopp EGA ... ... 0.0 Mutual Series: Victory Funds:
FoundAl p 8.07 +.19 +8.9 TxEfMul n 8.91 +.29 +9.6 MuHYAdm n 9.62 +.01 +3.1
Brandywine Fds: LgCapA t 12.07 +.61+14.1 GrwthA p 30.71 +.76 +9.2 CpAppA p 23.97 +.93+11.9 Lazard Instl: BeacnZ 9.54 +.19 +8.7 TxFrSI n 5.45 ... +0.8 NYLTAd n 10.66 ... +1.9 DvsStA 11.64 +.38 +7.4
BlueFd n 18.83 +.32 +2.9 NwInsgh p 13.79 +.42 +5.9 DivGthA p 14.11 +.48 +7.7 EmgMktI 13.12 +.58+13.7 DiscZ 23.39 +.25 +3.5 Waddell & Reed Adv:
GrOppA p 14.49 +.49 +8.6 Value n 16.23 +.71+13.1 PrmCap r n 48.96+1.34 +6.4
Brndywn n 19.50 +.33 +2.7 StrInA 10.42 +.05 +5.6 HYTFA p 8.89 ... +2.7 Hartford Fds B: Legg Mason: Fd QualfdZ 14.96 +.22 +3.6 Principal Inv: PALTAdm n 10.69 ... +1.7 AssetS p 7.42 +.18 +2.8
BruceFund 241.58 ... NA Fidelity Advisor B: SmlCoB t n 11.18 +.35 +8.5 AmLdTrC p 11.37 +.48+13.2 SharesZ 15.86 +.38 +9.5 CoreInvA 4.08 +.15 +8.2
IncomA p 1.69 +.03 +9.1 ValTrC p 27.66+1.12+12.0 LT2020In 8.58 +.23 +7.7 STsyAdml n 10.81 ... +0.1
CGM Funds: EqGrB n 33.04+1.21 +8.8 InsTFA p 11.41 ... +2.2 Hartford Fds C: Needham Funds: SAMGrA p 9.97 +.29 +7.1 STBdAdml n 10.28 ... +0.9 Wells Fargo Adv :
Focus n 25.79+1.31 +9.6 IntCApB t n 6.71 +.35+14.3 CapApC t 21.52 +.83+11.9 Legg Mason Ptrs A: Growth p 22.51 +.57+10.6 ShtTrAd n 15.84 -.01 +0.2 GrwthInv 19.11 +.59 +8.3
NYTFA p 11.24 +.01 +2.0 AgGrA p 72.02+2.56+10.8 Putnam Funds A:
Calamos Funds: IntmBdB n 9.72 +.02 +2.8 SMCpGrA 23.13 +.69+10.2 Hartford HLS IA : Neuberger&Berm Inv: EqInA p 10.97 +.36 +7.3 STIGrAd n 9.94 +.01 +2.5 Wells Fargo C:
GrwthA p 34.46+1.19+10.8 LgeCpB p n 11.45 +.58+13.9 CapApp 28.38+1.18+12.9 ApprA p 10.48 +.30 +6.3 GenesInst 30.72+1.00 +8.6 LgCoGroC p 34.87 +.97 +8.0
StratInc p 8.84 +.04 +4.7 MgMuA p 14.80 -.01 +4.1 GrInA p 9.63 +.36 +9.8 TxMCap r n 44.40+1.50 +8.1
Calvert Group: Fidelity Advisor I: TtlRtnA p 8.95 +.02 +3.0 Div&Gr 14.50 +.50 +7.9 SmCpGrIn 12.32 +.38 +9.0 SmCVA p 6.34 +.24+15.1 TtlBAdml n 10.10 +.01 +0.9 Wells Fargo Admin:
Inco p 13.83 +.05 +2.1 NwInsgtI n 13.92 +.43 +5.9 USGovA p 6.64 +.01 +0.2 Advisers 14.71 +.42 +7.9 Longleaf Partners:
TStkAdm n 22.24 +.75 +8.5 DJTg2010Ad 11.13 +.14 +3.7
Clipper 42.78 +1.93 +12.6 Partners 19.32 +.78+13.9
Neuberger&Berm Tr: VoyA p 14.72 +.52+13.9
Fidelity Freedom: Frank/Tmp Frnk Adv: TotRetBd 9.89 +.02 +2.8 Genesis 31.98+1.04 +8.5 Putnam Funds B: WellslAdm n 43.12 +.45 +3.5 Western Asset:
Columbia Class A: FF2010 n 10.83 +.24 +6.2 HodgesFd 14.73 +.95 +17.6 Loomis Sayles:
GlbBdAdv p ... ... +4.1 Northeast Investors: IntlNop t 10.17 +.34 +6.8 WelltnAdm n 42.40 +.97 +5.8 CorePlus 8.90 +.04 +5.4
Acorn t 18.68 +.70+11.5 FF2015 n 8.96 +.20 +6.4 HussmnStrGr 13.19-.06 +0.3 LSBondI 10.92 +.08 +7.1
IncmeAd 1.68 +.03 +8.5 Growth 12.35 +.42 +6.9 Core 9.04 +.02 +5.6
21CntryA t 9.15 +.49+11.0
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A-B-C 1.32 AutoData 34.86 -.66 ... CleanEngy 9.29 -.08 .22e EricsnTel s 8.78 +.37 ... ICO Glb A .69 +.09 ... MCG Cap 1.95 +.10 ... Sanmina .57 +.01 ... Tekelec 15.81 +.32
... A-Power 9.94 +1.40 ... BE Aero 11.14 +.21 ... Clearwire 5.90 +.27 ... Euronet 16.47 +.34 .11 iGateCp 4.00 +.11 ... MRV Cm hlf .61 +.10
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... Sapient 5.33 +.31 ... TlCmSys 8.94 -.32
.96f BOK 40.06 +3.47 ... Cogent 11.37 -.09 .40m Euroseas 5.72 +.42 ... INX Inc wt .01 -.01 1.00 PDL Bio h 7.39 +.31 ... Satcon h 2.33 +.17 ... Tellabs 5.43 +.26
... ADC Tel 8.09 +.60 ... MacrvsnSol 21.04 +.65
... BOSLtd .66 +.08 ... CognizTech 25.90 +.93 ... EvrgrSlr 2.27 +.16 .88 IPCHold 27.27 +1.07 ... PF Chng 31.81 +1.68 ... SavientPh 5.40 +.24 ... TerreStar .53 +.05
... AMAG Ph 50.84 +1.84 ... ManTech 35.00 -1.15
... AP Pharma .44 -.07 ... Baidu Inc 248.25+12.64 ... Coinstar 36.28 +.46 ... Exelixis 4.91 +.05 .18e iShNsdqBio 65.36 +.76 ... PMC Sra 7.99 +.30 ... Savvis 11.07 +.14 ... TesseraT 16.16 +1.64
... Martek 18.35 +.47 ... PSS Wrld 14.60 +.03
... APACC 4.30 -.25 ... BallardPw 1.98 -.04 ... ColdwtrCrk 4.25 +.43 ... ExideTc 6.29 +.59 ... IconixBr 15.51 +1.44 ... MarvellT 11.59 +.34 .07 Schnitzer 53.92 +2.62 ... TetraTc 25.09 +.30
... ASM Intl h 12.42 +.59 .36 BankMutl 10.48 +.52 ... ColonialBk 6.40 +.14 ... Expedia 15.50 +.71 ... Illumina s 38.04 -.10 .04m PacWstBc 17.06 +2.40 .30 Scholastc 20.00 +.38 .52e TevaPhrm 44.12 -.04
.36 MaxCapital 16.99 +.31 .72a Paccar 35.16 +.66
.26e ASML Hld 22.12 +.94 ... BankUtd .39 -.07 .27f Comcast 16.65 +.29 .32 ExpdIntl 37.15 +2.54 ... Immucor 15.80 -.18 .80 MaximItg n 15.31 +.67 .24 Schwab 18.73 +.67 ... TexRdhsA 11.17 +.12
... ATMI Inc 17.11 +1.58 ... BareEscent 9.49 -.60 .27f Comc spcl 15.70 +.22 ... ExpScripts 63.91 +.54 ... Incyte 2.46 +.17 ... PacerIntl 4.48 +.21 ... SciGames 17.82 +.82 ... thinkorswim 9.90 +.27
... Medarex 6.32 +.35 .44m PacCapB 6.79 +.73
... ATP O&G 8.10 +.42 ... BeaconPw .89 +.05 .96b CmcBMO 34.84 +2.54 ... F5 Netwks 28.53 +.70 2.62 Inergy 24.86 +1.05 ... SeagateT 9.09 +.64 ... Thoratec 30.04 +.98
... MelcoCrwn 5.64 +.64 ... PacEthan .42 +.07
... ATS Med 2.69 +.01 ... BeacnRfg 17.65 +.54 ... Compuwre 7.53 +.18 ... FLIR Sys 26.10 +.89 ... Infinera 8.85 +.14 ... SearsHldgs 62.85 +2.58 ... 3Com 4.15 +.03
... MentGr 7.34 +.58 ... PacSunwr 4.32 +.14
... AVI Bio .76 -.04 .20 BebeStrs 9.19 +.24 ... Comtech 29.69 -4.11 .70f Fastenal 38.74 +1.18 ... Informat 15.74 +.14 ... Semtech 14.61 +.43 ... TibcoSft 6.48 +.18
... BedBath 29.95 +.65 ... MesaAir h .19 +.02 ... PaetecHld 3.24 +.01
... Aastrom .39 +.01 ... ConcurTch 28.91 +1.08 .04 FifthThird 4.83 +.98 .47e InfosysT 32.76 +2.06 .62 Methanx 11.96 +.44 ... Sepracor 13.87 +.61 ... Tktmstr nh 7.06 +1.07
... Abaxis 16.14 +.99 .20 Big 5Sprt 12.30 +1.24 ... Conexant rs 1.50 +.02 ... Finisar .73 +.01 ... Palm Inc 11.15 +.23 ... Sequenom 4.05 -.06 ... TiVo Inc 7.62 +.17
.68 Innophos 17.12 +1.79 1.36 Microchp 23.86 +1.02
... AcadiaPh 2.34 +1.34 ... Biocryst 3.08 -.67 .89 ConnWtrSv 20.83 +.32 .12 FinLine 8.36 +.06 ... PanASlv 17.68 +1.03 ... Shanda 52.43 +2.23 ... Tollgrde 5.50 -.23
... BiogenIdc 46.61 +.35 ... Insmed 1.43 -.02 ... MicrosSys 23.69 -.67 ... PaneraBrd 57.05 +1.14
... ActivsBlz s 11.05 +.21 1.02t ConvOrgan 1.65 +.13 ... FFedBk IA 2.75 +.24 .04 IntegraBk 2.08 +.09 ... MicroSemi 14.71 +.65 ... ShengdaTc 4.45 +.59 ... TriadGty .72 -.08
... Acxiom 9.60 +.05 ... BioMarin 13.94 +.25 ... CorinthC 15.42 +.37 .04m FMidBc 9.47 +1.19 ... PapaJohns 26.31 -.09 .30e Shire 38.12 +1.16 ... TricoMar 5.39 +.88
... Biopure rs h .20 -.01 ... Integral s 7.68 +1.05 .52 Microsoft 20.19 -.05 .20m ParagShip 3.67 +.24
... AdobeSy 26.69 -.77 1.76 CorpExc 17.69 +.26 .56 FstNiagara 13.80 +.62 ... Micrvisn 1.98 +.20 ... SierraWr 6.07 +.13 ... TrimbleN 22.79 +.89
... BlueCoat 13.95 +.63 ... IntgDv 5.75 +.26 ... ParPet 1.95 +.33
... AdolorCp 2.24 -.01 ... CorusBksh .30 +.01 ... FstSolar 193.64 ... Middleby 46.82 +1.22 .58f SigmaAld 45.16 +1.11 ... TriQuint 3.78 -.05
... BlueNile 40.83 +.54 +12.75 .56 Intel 16.66 +.85 ... ParamTch 11.52 +.34
.36 Adtran 20.76 -.27 .72f Costco 47.71 +.02 .71 MdsxWatr 14.25 +.29 .76 SilganHld 46.70 -.19 ... TrueRelig 17.53 +.65
.64 BobEvn 25.34 +1.11 ... Cree Inc 28.92 +1.21 .64b FstMerit 20.80 +1.64 ... InteractBrk 14.93 +.74 ... Parexel 9.59 +.03
... AdvATech 4.89 +.14 ... InterDig 26.97 -.03 2.40e Millicom 52.15 +2.74 ... SilcnLab 34.32 +.71 .92 Trustmk 22.63 +1.17
... AdvBattery 3.29 +.53 .04 BostPrv 5.24 +.73 ... Crocs 3.25 +.96 ... Fiserv 39.37 -.22 ... Patterson 21.51 +1.08 ... SilicnMotn 3.46 +.36 ... TuesMrn 2.96 -.37
... BrigExp 3.30 +.43 ... InterMune 13.17 +.62 .61 Molex 17.05 +.55 .20 PattUTI 14.11 +.84
... AdvEnId 9.04 +.83 ... CrosstexE 3.66 +1.45 ... Flextrn 4.20 +.23 ... MorgHtl 4.63 +.52 .71r Slcnware 8.11 +.59 .24m 21CentHld 3.97 +.04
... Broadcom 23.94 +.88 ... CrosstxLP 3.40 +1.22 ... FocusMda 6.86 +.39 ... InterNAP 3.00 +.19 1.24 Paychex 27.27 +.34
... AdvLfSci h .42 -.06 ... Mylan 13.25 +.25 ... SilvStd g 17.97 +.78 ... UAL 5.61 +.45
... AdvisBd 18.53 -.25 ... BrcdeCm 6.02 +.09 .24e Ctrip.com 33.43 +2.50 ... Fonar h 1.00 +.02 .34m IntlBcsh 14.66 +1.43
... MyriadG s 37.74 -.41
... PnnNGm 34.04 +.54 ... Sina 28.84 +.34 .04m UCBH Hld 1.41 +.13
.10 Bucyrus s 25.31 +1.95 ... CubistPh 16.72 +.25 ... ForcePro 7.85 +.27 .48 Intersil 12.41 +.66 .61f PeopUtdF 16.23 +.79 ... Sinclair 1.21 +.06
... Affymetrix 5.08 +.22 ... NGAS Res 2.34 -.10 .06 UTiWrldwd 14.21 +.88
... BuffaloWW 39.85 +3.03 ... CybrOpt 4.70 ... ... FosterWhl 23.12 +1.55 ... Intuit 23.38 +.39 ... PerfectWld 18.39 +.28 ... SiriusXM .40 +.01
... AgFeed 4.22 +.48 ... NII Hldg 17.88 +1.51 ... UTStrcm 1.36 +.19
... AkamaiT 23.26 +.89 .16 CA Inc 17.52 -.06 ... CybrSrce 14.54 +.39 ... FreeSeas 1.64 +.14 ... IntSurg 148.75+5.95 .22 Perrigo 26.38 +.56 ... SkywksSol 9.72 +.50
... Nanophs 1.02 +.01 .20 Umpqua 10.12 +.75
... AkeenaS h 1.19 +.12 ... CDC Cp A 1.32 +.12 ... Cymer 27.90 +.44 ... FuelSysSol 17.01 +1.49 ... Isis 15.72 +.33 .12 PetsMart 22.71 +.81 ... SmartBal 7.62 +.38 1.16 UBWV 26.59 +2.73
.96 CH Robins 54.77 +1.96 ... IsleCapri 12.44 +1.93 ... NasdOMX 20.36 +1.00 .50 PharmPdt 20.01 +.64
... Alexion s 33.22 +.63 ... CytRx .41 +.03 .12m FultonFncl 6.75 +.38 ... SmithWes 7.20 +.19 .40 UtdOnln 5.68 +.42
4.60a CME Grp 234.34+11.75 ... Itron 49.82 +3.04 ... NatlCoal 2.33 +.49 ... PinnaclFn 17.92 +1.54
... Alkerm 7.85 +.21 ... Cytori 2.09 +.27 ... FushiCopp 7.00 +.41 ... SmithMicro 9.02 +.30 .10 UStatn 38.37 +4.01
.34 CVB Fncl 6.33 +.45 ... IvanhoeEn 1.77 +.11 .20m NatPenn 8.04 +.28 ... Plexus 20.74 ...
... AllegiantT 55.46 +4.40 G-H-I ... NektarTh 5.65 +.22 ... Sohu.cm 57.55 +.80 ... UtdThrp 67.14 +1.79
... Cadence 5.67 +.34 D-E-F ... Polycom 18.24 +.29 ... Solarfun 4.91 +.74
2.92f AllnceRes 36.59 +2.18 J-K-L ... Neogen 22.05 -.27 ... UraniumR 1.51 +.16
... AllscriptM 12.06 -.01 .22 CalmsAst 14.25 +1.94 ... DG FastCh 22.99 +1.00 .20 GFI Grp 5.73 +.48 .52 Pool Corp 18.45 +.56 ... SonicCorp 10.93 +.58
... GMX Rs 14.58 +2.32 ... JA Solar 4.04 +.54 .01p NetServic 8.98 +.46 ... UrbanOut 20.36 +1.22
.20 AlteraCp lf 16.51 +.36 .04 CamcoF 3.17 -.18 ... DataDom 17.36 +.10 .08m Popular 3.19 +.42 ... SncWall 5.74 +.19
... CdnSolar 9.07 +2.21 ... DeckOut 59.10 +2.99 ... GT Solar n 8.27 +.78 ... JDASoft 15.20 +.82 ... NetLogic 37.49 +.56 .15ePwShs QQQ 35.05 +.68 V-W-X-Y-Z
... AltraHldgs 6.16 +.45 ... Sonus 1.91 +.12
... CapellaEd 48.95 -.10 ... decodGen h .30 -.04 ... GTC Bio h .42 -.01 ... JDS Uniph 5.15 +.39 ... NetApp 18.90 +.50 ... Powrwav .89 +.07 ... SrceIntlk .09 -.01 ... VCA Ant 25.30 +.21
... AltusPhm .28 +.01 ... Netease 30.76 +.79
... Alvarion 3.31 +.23 ... CpstnTrb .74 -.13 ... Dell Inc 12.28 +.43 .75 Garmin 25.99 +.54 ... JackInBox 24.61 +.69 1.00f PriceTR 41.28 +2.85 ... Sourcefire 12.05 +.15 ... ValenceTch 2.15 -.03
... Caraustar .19 -.02 ... DltaPtr 3.28 +.34 ... GenProbe 42.71 +.30 ... JamesRiv 20.95 +2.52 ... Netflix 44.94 +.46 ... priceline 99.40 +3.35 ... SourceFrg .96 -.01 ... ValVis A .69 -.04
... Amazon 79.77 +.81 ... Neurogen h .27 +.01
... Amedisys 35.42 +1.26 ... CardioNet 18.74 +.68 ... Dndreon 21.38 -.63 ... GenBiotc h .37 -.01 ... JetBlue 5.50 +.47 .55 ProspBcsh 29.69 +2.18 .04 SouthFncl 1.59 -.08 ... ValueClick 11.00 +.52
... CareerEd 21.16 -.18 ... Dennys 2.89 +.13 .44 Gentex 13.42 +.37 ... JosphBnk 41.39 +2.09 ... NeutTand 29.35 -.29 ... PsychSol 19.39 +.11 ... vjSpansn hlf .19 +.02 ... VarianSemi 25.45 +1.55
... AmCapLtd 4.64 +.88 .12 NewsCpA 8.99 +.61
... ACmclLin 4.93 -.23 ... Carrizo 16.45 +2.49 .20 Dentsply 28.08 +1.30 ... Genzyme 54.32 +1.59 .70 JoyGlbl 30.07 +2.86 ... QIAGEN 16.48 +.15 .10a SpartnMot 8.74 +.35 ... Verenium .38 +.04
.32m CathayGen 12.20 +1.34 ... DigiIntl 7.51 +.19 ... GeronCp 5.32 +.22 ... JnprNtwk 22.33 +.17 .12 NewsCpB 9.85 +.59 ... QiaoXing 2.10 +.34 .33 Staples 20.85 +.73 ... Verisign 21.83 +.54
... AmerMed 12.54 +.15 ... NexMed .18 +.01
... AmSupr 29.56 +2.71 ... CaviumNet 12.83 +.07 ... DigRiver 40.10 +.88 ... GigaMed 6.16 +.37 .60 KLA Tnc 29.08 +1.78 ... Qlogic 13.79 +.34 ... StarBulk 3.39 +.13 ... VertxPh 30.51 +.25
... Celgene 39.14 -.40 ... Diodes 15.93 +1.25 ... GileadSci 44.90 +.09 ... Kendle 9.68 +.67 .23e Nissan 10.68 +.30 .68f Qualcom 43.35 +.69 ... StarScient 4.15 -.57 ... ViaPhrm h .35 ...
.42 AmCasino 20.65 +1.27
... Amgen 48.51 -.10 ... CellGens h .56 +.04 ... DirecTV 23.93 -.64 .52 GlacierBc 16.52 +1.49 ... Kirklands 6.92 +.21 1.12 NorTrst 55.64 +2.86 ... QuantFuel .79 +.07 ... Starbucks 14.24 +.44 .16 VirgnMda h 8.24 +.34
... AmkorT lf 4.50 +.25 ... CellTher rsh .47 -.01 ... DiscCm A 20.21 +1.60 ... GlobCrsg 8.45 +.79 ... KnghtCap 16.32 +.66 ... NthfldLb .23 -.01 ... QuestSft 14.69 +.08 ... StarentNet 20.23 +.68 ... ViroPhrm 5.42 -.07
... Amylin 11.58 +.57 ... CentlCom 8.27 ... ... DiscCm C n 18.80 +1.51 ... GloblInd 6.95 +.39 ... KongZhg 7.05 +.62 .88 NwstBcp 18.08 +.81 ... Questcor 4.56 +.07 .40 StlDynam 14.06 +.99 ... VisnChina 5.72 +.27
... Anadigc 3.11 +.07 ... CentEuro 23.60 -.25 ... DiscvLabs .95 +.03 ... Google 401.98+8.29 ... Kulicke 4.15 +.21 ... Novavax 1.68 -.15 ... Quidel 11.16 -1.09 ... StemCells 1.74 +.08 ... VistaPrt 38.96 +1.70
... AnadysPh 2.49 -.01 ... CentAl 6.93 +1.64 ... DishNetwk 14.85 +.47 ... GranCtyFd .58 +.40 ... LKQ Corp 17.32 +.01 ... Novell 3.74 -.02 ... RF MicD 2.36 +.15 ... Stericycle 47.85 +.07 ... Vivus 4.52 +.12
.65e AngloAm 11.84 +.63 ... Cephln 65.13 +.94 ... DllrTree 43.18 +1.65 ... GreenMtC 73.65 +1.65 ... LaJollPh h .14 +.01 ... Novlus 18.37 +.44 ... RackSys 5.38 +.51 .22 SterlBcsh 7.29 +.78 ... Volcano 12.93 +.26
... Ansys 27.33 -.03 ... Cepheid 10.36 +.29 ... DrmWksA 25.08 +.80 .40 Griffin h 29.59 +.33 ... LamResrch 28.90 +1.43 1.04 nTelos 19.52 +.83 ... RAM Egy .88 +.14 ... StrlF WA 3.50 +.36 ... Volterra 12.57 +.74
... ApolloGrp 58.36 -1.09 ... Cerner 55.17 +2.49 ... DressBarn 15.23 +.52 ... Gymbree 36.20 +2.05 ... LamarAdv 17.52 +.72 ... NuVasive 37.02 +1.06 ... Rambus 12.69 +.53 2.00 Strayer 188.61+3.36 ... WarnerChil 9.95 +.25
1.04 ApolloInv 5.99 +.87 ... CerusCp .96 -.09 ... DryShips 9.48 +1.20 ... HLS Sys n 4.80 +.32 1.14 LancastrC 48.35 +3.53 ... NuanceCm 13.69 +.48 .13e Randgold 51.25 +1.69 .88 SuffolkBc 24.81 +.45 ... WarrenRs 2.46 +.57
... Apple Inc 132.07+4.83 ... Changyou n 32.62 +.47 .15 DynMatl 16.96 +.10 ... HLTH 10.82 +.12 .16 Landstar 38.34 +2.96 ... Nutritn21 h .22 +.01 .52a RavenInd 26.00 +1.36 ... SumTotal 3.84 -.02 .20 WashFed 13.71 +.67
.24 ApldMatl 12.76 +.58 ... ChrmSh 3.41 -.06 ... ETrade 1.72 +.14 ... HMS Hld 34.40 +1.14 ... Lattice 1.80 +.07 ... Nvidia 12.30 +.63 ... RealNwk 2.75 +.17 ... SunHlthGp 10.23 +1.22 .20a WernerEnt 16.94 +.87
... AMCC 7.12 +.39 ... ChartInds 17.95 +1.85 ... eBay 16.74 +.23 ... HainCel 18.05 +1.49 ... NxStageMd 2.33 +.20 ... RedRobin 24.05 +1.34 ... SunMicro 9.13 -.03 ... Westell h .43 +.03
... LawsnSft 5.84 +.25
... ArchCap 58.61 +1.89 ... vjChartCm .02 ... ... EPIQ Sys 14.61 -.25 .96 HancHld 39.95 +2.73 ... OReillyA 38.41 +.86 1.78 RegncyEn 13.30 +.09 ... SunPowerA 30.18 +3.46 ... WetSeal 4.19 +.28
... LeapWirlss 37.55 +1.26
... ArcSight 15.53 +.69 ... ChkPoint 23.85 +.22 ... ev3 Inc 8.40 +.30 ... HansenMed 5.95 +.51 ... OSI Phrm 32.18 -.49 ... Regenrn 14.95 +1.10 ... SunPwr B n 27.20 +2.61 .04m WhitneyH 12.31 +.85
... Level3 1.10 -.04 .80 OceanFst 12.41 +.38
... ArenaPhm 2.81 +.15 ... Cheesecake 17.75 +.82 ... EagleBulk 8.51 +1.29 ... HansenNat 41.87 +.78 ... LibGlobA 18.03 +1.33 ... RentACt 19.62 +.48 .20m SusqBnc 8.26 +.53 ... WholeFd 22.70 +1.77
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TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY THE NATION
-10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s
Five-day forecast Seattle
56/48
provided by WINK-TV Partly cloudy and Partly cloudy and Partly cloudy and Partly cloudy and Partly cloudy and
warm warm warm warm warm
channel 11/cable Billings
66/43
channel 5. Tune in 90° / 67° 90° / 68° 90° / 69° 90° / 69° 90° / 69° Minneapolis
70/53 New York
Detroit 58/49
Jim Farrell at 6 and 11 p.m. 20% chance of rain 10% chance of rain 10% chance of rain 10% chance of rain 10% chance of rain 66/47
Chicago
San Francisco 70/52
CONDITIONS TODAY AIRPORT Clearwater
Plant City
66/55 Denver
72/46 Kansas City Washington
UV Index and RealFeel Temperature® Today Possible weather-related delays today. Check 87/70 72/53 65/55
90/67 Winter Haven
with your airline for the most updated schedules.
89/69 Los Angeles
10 10 Hi/Lo Outlook Delays Tampa Brandon
78/60
Atlanta
6 6 Ft. Myers 90/68 part cldy none 88/69 89/67 El Paso 80/61
96/71
Sarasota 84/68 part cldy none Bartow
1 1 88/67
SUN AND MOON Shown are noon posi- Houston
71 83 94 93 89 83 St. Petersburg 88/71
8 a.m. 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m.
The Sun Rise Set 88/70 Apollo Beach tions of weather systems Miami
86/70 Ft. Meade 84/72
The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ number, Today 6:47 a.m. 8:04 p.m. 88/65 and precipitation. Temperature
the greater the need for eye and skin protection. 0-2 Low; Wednesday 6:46 a.m. 8:04 p.m. bands are highs for the day.
3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme.
The Moon Rise Set Fronts Precipitation
RealFeel Temperature is the exclusive
AccuWeather.com composite of effective temperature
Today 5:03 p.m. 4:18 a.m.
based on eight weather factors. Wednesday 6:01 p.m. 4:51 a.m.
Wauchula Cold Warm Stationary Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice
Full Last New First Bradenton 88/64
AIR QUALITY INDEX 82/70 Today Wed. Today Wed.
Air Quality Index readings as of Monday Myakka City City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W
Longboat Key Limestone Albuquerque 85 56 pc 88 58 s Jackson, MS 85 67 pc 84 67 t
51 80/70 89/65
90/62 Anchorage 59 41 pc 54 39 r Kansas City 72 53 pc 75 58 pc
0 50 100 150 200 300 500
May 9 May 17 May 24 May 30 Sarasota Atlanta 80 61 t 79 63 t Knoxville 77 58 pc 76 61 t
84/68 Baltimore 62 52 c 68 56 t Las Vegas 94 67 pc 97 73 s
0-50 Good; 51-100 Moderate; 101-150 Unhealthy
for sensitive groups; 151-200 Unhealthy; 201-300 SOLUNAR TABLE Osprey Arcadia
Billings 66 43 c 65 44 t Los Angeles 78 60 pc 80 60 pc
Very Unhealthy; 301-500 Hazardous Minor Major Minor Major Birmingham 80 64 pc 81 62 t Louisville 74 57 s 72 58 t
82/70 90/62 Boise 65 48 pc 68 45 t Memphis 74 64 pc 77 66 t
Main pollutant: particulates Today 3:15a 9:26a 3:37p 9:48p
Wed. 3:54a 10:05a 4:17p 10:28p Venice Boston 51 48 r 67 53 r Milwaukee 66 47 pc 64 48 r
Source: scgov.net
85/68 North Port Hull Buffalo 59 42 c 67 48 pc Minneapolis 70 53 t 73 52 pc
Thu. 4:35a 10:47a 4:59p 11:11p Shown is today’s weather. 90/63
Temperatures are today’s 89/64 Burlington, VT 60 41 r 63 44 pc Montgomery 83 66 pc 85 64 t
POLLEN INDEX The solunar period schedule allows planning
highs and tonight’s lows. Charleston, WV 74 49 pc 73 57 t Nashville 76 56 s 75 58 t
Pollen Index readings as of Monday days so you will be fishing in good territory or Port Charlotte
hunting in good cover during those times. Major 90/67 Charlotte 77 60 c 78 60 t New Orleans 86 72 pc 87 71 pc
Trees 15 periods begin at the times shown and last for Englewood Chicago 70 52 pc 66 49 r New York City 58 49 r 68 54 pc
Grass 4 1.5 to 2 hours. The minor periods are shorter. 87/66 Cincinnati 72 51 pc 69 54 t Norfolk, VA 74 63 t 74 66 t
Weeds 20 Gulf Water Punta Gorda Cleveland 62 41 pc 66 50 t Oklahoma City 73 60 t 85 63 pc
Molds 2611 TIDES Temperature Placida
90/65 Columbia, SC 82 64 t 85 66 t Omaha 74 53 t 79 52 pc
absent low moderate high very high 90/65 Columbus, OH 70 49 pc 69 53 t Philadelphia 60 52 r 68 56 pc
High Low High Low
Source: National Allergy Bureau Punta Gorda 78° Boca Grande
Concord, NH
Dallas
52 43 r
82 69 pc
69 45 pc Phoenix
85 71 t Pittsburgh
100 72 s 102 75 s
66 47 pc 70 54 t
Today 1:23a 7:26a 1:26p 8:33p 81/71 Denver 72 46 c 78 48 pc Portland, ME 52 41 r 64 44 r
ALMANAC Wed. 2:33a 7:54a 1:46p 9:18p
Forecasts and graphics, except for the Fort Myers Des Moines 72 54 t 76 54 r Portland, OR 60 51 sh 60 47 r
Punta Gorda through 5 p.m. Monday Englewood Detroit 66 47 pc 67 49 t Providence 54 47 r 65 53 r
WINK-TV 5-day forecast, provided by 90/68
Temperatures Today 12:00a 5:42a 12:03p 6:49p AccuWeather, Inc. ©2009 Duluth 60 43 sh 66 44 pc Raleigh 73 58 t 78 60 t
High/Low 89°/62° Wed. 1:10a 6:10a 12:23p 7:34p Cape Coral Lehigh Acres Fairbanks 52 36 c 51 34 sh Salt Lake City 71 51 t 76 51 pc
Normal High/Low 87°/64° Boca Grande 89/66 89/68 Fargo 68 44 sh 71 44 pc St. Louis 74 57 pc 73 61 pc
Record High 94° (1986) Today 11:08a 4:03a --- 5:10p Hartford 54 49 r 74 53 pc San Antonio 88 74 pc 95 74 pc
Record Low 55° (1981) Wed. 12:15a 4:31a 11:28a 5:55p MARINE Helena 62 41 c 61 40 t San Diego 70 60 pc 69 60 pc
Precipitation (in inches) Wind Speed Seas Bay/Inland Sanibel Honolulu 85 72 s 85 72 s San Francisco 66 55 pc 64 51 pc
El Jobean Houston 88 71 s 88 72 pc Seattle 56 48 sh 58 45 r
24 hours through 5 p.m. Monday 0.00” direction in knots in feet chop 81/72
Today 1:55a 7:55a 1:58p 9:02p Indianapolis 72 52 s 68 53 t Washington, DC 65 55 c 67 58 t
Month to date 0.04” Wed. 3:05a 8:23a 2:18p 9:47p Cape Sable to Tarpon Springs Bonita Springs
Normal month to date 0.20” SE 6-12 1-2 Light 88/68
Venice WORLD CITIES
Year to date 2.44” Tarpon Springs to Apalachicola
Normal year to date 9.16” Today 10:18a 4:21a 11:25p 5:28p
Wed. 10:38a 4:49a --- 6:13p SSW 4-8 1-3 Light Today Wed. Today Wed.
Record 0.90” (1997) City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W
Amsterdam 54 46 r 57 45 c Mexico City 86 55 s 86 55 s
MONTHLY RAINFALL FLORIDA CITIES Baghdad 100 68 pc 93 60 pc Montreal 64 46 pc 61 46 pc
Month 2009 2008 Avg. Record/Year Today Wed. Today Wed. Today Wed. Beijing 87 57 s 89 64 pc Ottawa 60 43 pc 68 47 pc
Jan. 0.68 1.61 2.21 7.07/1979 City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Berlin 55 43 r 61 47 r Paris 61 45 pc 64 41 pc
Feb. 0.44 1.72 2.32 11.05/1983 Apalachicola 82 68 t 82 66 pc Key West 84 74 pc 84 75 s Pompano Beach 84 73 s 84 72 pc Buenos Aires 63 50 pc 66 54 pc Regina 68 42 c 66 39 pc
Mar. 0.64 3.04 2.73 9.26/1970
Apr. 0.64 3.98 1.70 5.80/1994
Bradenton 82 70 pc 82 71 s Kissimmee 90 67 s 89 67 s St. Augustine 84 68 pc 85 67 pc Cairo 84 62 s 82 64 s Rio de Janeiro 82 70 s 81 67 s
May 0.04 1.22 3.15 9.45/1991 Clearwater 87 70 pc 87 70 s Lakeland 91 67 s 91 67 s St. Petersburg 88 70 pc 88 70 s Calgary 62 41 c 58 39 pc Rome 72 52 sh 72 50 pc
Jun. 6.60 8.45 23.99/1974 Coral Springs 84 71 s 84 71 pc Melbourne 84 66 s 84 66 pc Sanford 90 68 s 90 69 pc Cancun 88 75 pc 90 75 pc St. John’s 47 32 s 51 43 r
Jul. 12.38 7.78 14.22/1995 Daytona Beach 88 67 s 86 66 pc Miami 84 72 s 86 72 pc Sarasota 84 68 pc 85 68 s Dublin 57 45 r 57 43 sh San Juan 84 73 sh 82 72 t
Aug. 8.53 7.82 15.60/1995 Fort Lauderdale 84 71 s 85 73 pc Naples 87 68 pc 86 68 s Tallahassee 88 65 t 87 63 pc Edmonton 64 36 pc 64 36 c Sydney 68 57 sh 68 57 s
Sep. 3.95 6.75 14.03/1979 Fort Myers 90 68 pc 89 68 s Ocala 89 64 pc 89 64 pc Tampa 88 69 pc 88 70 s Halifax 56 49 c 60 47 sh Tokyo 65 60 c 67 62 c
Oct. 0.92 3.12 10.88/1995 Fort Pierce 86 66 s 86 65 pc Okeechobee 88 66 s 86 65 s Titusville 85 67 s 85 69 pc Kiev 68 50 pc 62 49 pc Toronto 60 40 pc 65 49 pc
Nov. 0.30 1.88 5.53/2002 Gainesville 86 65 pc 88 64 pc Orlando 90 67 s 90 67 s Vero Beach 86 67 s 85 67 pc London 64 48 pc 68 46 pc Vancouver 57 49 r 58 47 r
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Suspected Coke
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Charlotte Sun editor: Christy Arnold
Judge could face reprimand
capasso@sun-herald.com
LANG CAPASSO Peter A. Bell awaits decision from Florida Supreme Court
By NEIL HUGHES
Let’s do our part
domestic well-acquainted with the that Bell’s decision was
STAFF WRITER violence. Bell, in judge. “misguided,” but not “ill
reviewing the “Judge Bell admits that his intentioned.” It has recom-
to keep them A state investigation has
recommended that Charlotte case, determined
that the victim,
actions have had the appear-
ance of unfairness, thus
mended a public reprimand,
though any actual punish-
County Judge Peter A. Bell be
coming back publicly reprimanded for
violating the Code of Judicial
the defendant’s
ex-wife, should
eroding the confidence of the
public in the impartiality and
ment must be handed down
by the Supreme Court.
O
K, Englewood, we seem Conduct. also be placed in integrity of the court system,” When reached Monday, Bell
to have our little town According to documents BELL custody for a Judicial Qualifications declined to comment.
back. The snowbirds filed recently with the Florida domestic abuse. Commission document filed In 2006, a Charlotte County
have made their rounds saying Supreme Court by the Judicial Bell’s decision was done with the Supreme Court judge was scolded by the
goodbye to all and have packed Qualifications Commission, without recommendation states. “He acknowledges that Florida Supreme Court. The
their cars and headed back to Bell had a domestic abuse from the Charlotte County he failed to properly appre- public reprimand required
their homes, wherever that victim wrongfully incarcer- Sheriff’s Office, which ciate that the implementation the judge to stand alone,
might be. The “spring breakers” ated overnight in a trial he arrested only the defendant. of his duties as judge, as he facing the seven-member
have headed back to school or presided over in March 2008. Bell and the defendant understood them, may have high court, as his conduct
taken the little ones away so In the case, a man was knew each other profession- been flawed.” was criticized.
they can get back to school and arrested and charged with ally, and the victim was also The commission concluded E-mail: nhughes@sun-herald.com
their daily grind somewhere far
from our fine beaches and
sunshine.
Are we all really happier
when we have the roads back,
Suspected
or can go into a restaurant
without waiting, or not have to
stand in line at the grocery
Kmart
store? Frankly, I doubt it. We
are a gregarious people that
like and enjoy contact with our
carjacker
fellow man.
There is something uniquely
exciting about seeing people
arrested
walking up and down By PAMELA STAIK
Dearborn Street or seeing a STAFF WRITER
restaurant full of happy people PORT CHARLOTTE — Carol
talking about the day’s events Huban has always considered
and making plans for herself to be a cautious person.
tomorrow. T +?
Doors to her
For some reason this year, home and car are
more than others, the lines of always locked, her
traffic did not bother me. purse is always
Maybe that’s because I under- kept close to her
stand that these cars and body, and she has
people represented an influx of been known to
cash into our sagging economy. conduct Internet
They say that Florida is searches for tips
MUMBY
losing ground to other states in on what she
the battle for tourism. should do if she is ever
They say that the western attacked or abducted.
states are filling a need that But on Friday night, the
Florida can no longer fill. 64-year-old North Port resident
If that’s true, then we need to was caught off guard when a
do everything we can to make 42-year-old man carjacked her
sure that our beaches and Toyota Rav4 while she sat in
sunshine are what people still the passenger seat.
want to see and visit. As Huban explained, she and
The first thing, and most r I her 67-year-old husband, Jerry,
obvious, is to make sure we all had just finished grocery
do our part and let them know shopping at Sam’s Club.
we are indeed glad they are Because Sam’s didn’t carry the
back. type of laundry detergent
We need to be the first to say needed for their front-loading
“hi,” and not wait for them to washing machine, the couple
speak to us. made a last-minute stop at
And it wouldn’t hurt to Kmart, 19400 Cochran Blvd.
engage them in conversation While her husband ran into
and learn a little more about the store, Huban waited in the
them and where they are from SUV, which was left running
either. with the doors locked.
Next, I would like to see After a few minutes,
Dearborn Street have store boredom set in and she
owners and employees act as reached in her purse for some
“ambassadors” and start chewing gum.
walking the street offering help However, she couldn’t figure
to tourists by answering out the inside lighting system
questions and just making to the vehicle, as the couple
them feel right at home. had only owned the SUV for
How many times do you see two days. After giving up on
tourists standing on a corner the buttons, Huban unlocked
holding a map and looking the car so she could crack open
perplexed? Let’s help them out her door for some light.
with a smiley face and some As she rooted through her
directions. purse, she noticed someone
Who knows, you might direct getting into the car. She
them to your store. thought it was Jerry.
It works. If you don’t believe But when she turned to the
that, take a look at downtown driver’s seat, Huban came face-
Venice where merchants there to-face with a man later
do this quite successfully. identified as Errol John
Another thing: Do not give Mumby.
tickets for parking at the beach After trying to jump out of
at least for the first offender. SUN PHOTO BY BETSY WILLIAMS the car, Mumby grabbed her
‘Celebrate good times’
Give out warnings to inform arm and pulled her into the
the people of our rules and passenger seat.
regulations here. The way the In a gruff voice, Mumby told
signs and parking pass Huban he had a weapon, and
Getting wild and crazy, seniors Andre Barksdale and Janet Bridges were having a ball at Charlotte
dispensers are erected, no one High School’s prom Saturday evening. For more pictures, see page 12.
can see them. A warning for CARJACKER | P6
the first time will go a long way
toward making a beach visit a
good thing and not a cause for
anger and frustration. FEMA announces last Charley cleanup payment
Lastly, I would like to see the STAFF REPORT years after the storm hit in In March alone, the county critical,” County Administrator
adage “people are here, so I 2004. received $3.2 million. Roger Baltz said in the press
don’t need to advertise and With its final $3.4 million
check to Charlotte County, the The money trickled in over According to a county press release. “I am very pleased
promote” changed to “people the years as the county release, 455,000 tons of storm with all of our County staff
Federal Emergency
are here, now is the time to completed what is known as debris were removed after the who have worked hard to
Management Agency has
advertise and promote.” the closeout process, reim- hurricane at a cost of $58.5 insure that we have met the
closed out its reimbursement
If my antenna is correct, this bursing the county for costs it million. The county’s total requirements for these funds.
process for debris cleanup
was a very busy season and I incurred out of pocket. As the incurred costs, after FEMA We also want to credit and
from Hurricane Charley.
for one would like to keep it The final payment, receipts for the catastrophe reimbursement, is $3.3 million. thank the FEMA representa-
that way by making sure our announced by the county were tallied, FEMA sent money “These payments to tives who assisted in this
visitors do come back instead Monday, came nearly five Charlotte County’s way. Charlotte County have been process.”
of looking out west for next
year’s getaway. INDEX| Calendar 2 | Pride and Joy 2 | Obituaries 4 | Police Beat 7 | Crossword Puzzle 9 | Viewpoint 10 | Opinion 11
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Charlotte County County Gorda Alliance Church, 7500 Business Network County Regional Recreation Department. All ages and playing is between 9-11 a.m. on May
Commissioners Budget Florida St., Punta Gorda. For International, 7:30 a.m. at Twin Center, 670 Cooper St., Punta levels. Cost, $2. 505-8686. 30. Low-cost food program open
Workshop, 1:30 p.m. at County individuals and families in need. Isles Country Club, 301 Madrid Gorda. Free; open to the public. Chess, noon-4 p.m. at the to the public. No eligibility
Administration Center, Room 637-6444. Blvd., Punta Gorda. 575-9777. 505-8686. Cultural Center of Charlotte restrictions. Obtain copy of the
119, 18500 Murdock Circle, Gulf Cove United Methodist Cafe Philo, philosophical Port Charlotte Elks Lodge County, 2280 Aaron St., Port current menu and order form at
Murdock. 743-1551. Church’s “Friend to Friend,” discussion group, 7-8:30 p.m. 2153, 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. lunch; Charlotte. 625-4175. www.bspconline.org
Charlotte County fellowship, 1-3 p.m. every at Florida Community Bank, 4-7 p.m. dinner at 20225 Duplicate Bridge, 1-4 p.m. at and pay by cash, credit card,
Environmentally Sensitive Tuesday at 1100 McCall Road, Meeting Room,125 Nesbit St., Kenilworth Blvd., Port Charlotte. the Cultural Center of Charlotte money order or food stamps.
Lands Oversight Committee, Port Charlotte. A place where Punta Gorda. Topic: “Fear.” Free; 627-9811. County, 2280 Aaron St., Port 639-0001 or e-mail info83@
3 p.m. at County Administration those who have experienced a open to the public. 764-8100. Port Charlotte Kiwanis, noon Charlotte. 625-4175. embarqmail.com.
Center, Building B, Room 106, loss can develop new friend- Charlotte County Concert at the Port Charlotte Elks Club, Mah-jongg, 12:30-3:30 p.m. Community Life Center
18500 Murdock Circle, Murdock. ships. Free; open to the public. Band rehearsals, 7 p.m. at the 20225 Kenilworth Ave., Blvd., at the Edison College YMCA, offers Share food program,
764-4360. Bring a non-alcoholic beverage. Cultural Center of Charlotte Port Charlotte. 625-7571. 26300 Airport Road, Punta 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday to
697-1747 or www.gulfcove County music room, 2280 Aaron Port Charlotte Lions Club, Gorda. Cost, $2.50. Open to the Friday at 19048 Edgewater
umc.org. St., Port Charlotte. Musicians Drive, Port Charlotte. No orders
■ EVENTS Living Free support group, needed. 423-5981.
6 p.m. every first and third
Tuesday of each month at
public. 505-4000.
Mah-jongg, noon-4 p.m. at accepted after May 15. Pick up
8-9 p.m. every Tuesday in the Charlotte County Computer Olympia Restaurant, 3245 Cultural Center of Charlotte is between 9:15-10:30 a.m. on
Charlotte County Habitat for fellowship hall of First May 30. Low-cost food program
Group Corp., 5 p.m. doors open; Tamiami Trail, Port Charlotte. County, 2280 Aaron St., Port
Humanity’s Women Build Day, Macedonia Missionary Baptist open to the public. No eligibility
7:15 meeting at Cultural Center 623-0603. Charlotte. All levels of play
8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. at 2465 and Church, 411 E. Charlotte Ave., restrictions. No basic package to
of Charlotte County, 2280 Aaron Punta Gorda Elks, 11 a.m.- welcome. Cost, $2. 625-4175 or
2475 Picnic Lane, Port Charlotte. Punta Gorda. Group for anyone purchase. Payment is made
St., Port Charlotte. Board 2 p.m. lunch; 4-6 p.m. early bird 255-0860.
Crews of women volunteers help suffering from a life-controlling upon placing an order.
meeting held at 6:30 p.m. Oct. specials; 4-8 p.m. dinner at Non Smoking Euchre, 6 p.m.
raise walls nationwide in issues. 637-7743, cheryllv1@ 629-0999 or e-mail at
30 in the Community Room of 25538 Shore Drive. 639-8180. every Tuesday and Thursday at
recognition of National Women gmail.com, melodydw3@ sharefood@comcast.net.
the Cultural Center. Members Punta Gorda Historical VFW Post 5690, 23204 Freedom
Build Week. 639-3162. gmail.com. Celebrate Life Ladies
welcome to attend board Society, 7-8 p.m. at the Ave., Port Charlotte (behind
Peace River Audubon Society Nar-Anon Support Group, Cancer Support Group, 10 a.m.
meeting. 625-4175 or Woman’s Club, 188 Sullivan St., Touch of Class Car Wash). Cost,
offers Walkabout, 8 a.m.-noon 7:30-8:30 p.m. in the every first Wednesday of each
www.cccgc.info. Punta Gorda. 639-1887. $4. Open to the public.
at Prairie Creek Preserve, Community Room at Pilgrim month at Punta Gorda Isles Civic
Charlotte County Ministerial Rotary Club of Charlotte 255-3092.
Washington Loop Road, Punta United Church of Christ, building Association, 2001 Shreve St.,
Association, noon at South Port Harbor, 7 a.m. at the Cultural Pinochle, 6-8 p.m. at the
Gorda. Long pants, hiking shoes, in back, 24515 Rampart Blvd., Punta Gorda. Group advocates
Square, Gables East, 23053 Center of Charlotte County, 2280 Cultural Center of Charlotte
drinking water, sunscreen, and Port Charlotte. Support to friends positive support, educational
Westchester Blvd., Port Charlotte. Aaron St., Port Charlotte. County, 2280 Aaron St., Port
insect repellent are recom- and family of anyone with an programs and encourages hope.
Speaker Dick Erdmann. Suncoast Statesmen Charlotte. 625-4175.
mended. Free; open to the addiction or substance abuse Enjoy optional lunch following
Charlotte County Barbershop Chorus rehearsals, Shuffleboard Club, 1 p.m. at
public. www.PeaceRiver problem. Not Narcotics meeting. Open to all women
Woodcarvers Club, 8 a.m.-noon 7 p.m. at Burnt Store Higgs Park, 150 Higgs Court, Port
Audubon.org. Anonymous. with all types of cancers as well
at the Punta Gorda Boat Club, Presbyterian Church, 1133 Burnt Charlotte. Loaner equipment
Easy Does it Club, 7:30 a.m., as survivors. 575-7266 or
802 W. Retta Esplanade, Punta Store Road, Punta Gorda. All available. Open to the public.
■ SERVICES/ noon, 5:30 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Gorda. 505-4246 or 639-1947. men interested in singing 743-8437. 637-7825.
SUPPORT GROUPS Charlotte Harbor. RecoveringAve.,
every day at 23312 Harper
Deep Creek Elks, 11 a.m.- welcome. 505-6675. Career Counseling, Monday,
Stroke Screening, 9-11 a.m. alcoholics’ support group.
2:30 p.m. lunch; 5-7:30 p.m.
Italian dinner; karaoke with Sour
U.S. Air Force Auxiliary ■ WEDNESDAY Wednesday and Thursday by
appointment at The Women’s
Senior Civil Air Patrol
at Village Place, 18400 Cochran 629-0110 or 426-7655. Notes at 1133 Capricorn Blvd., Squadron, 7 p.m. at the Resource Center, 6919 Outreach
Blvd., Port Charlotte. Free; open Peer Counseling, Monday to
Deep Creek. Take $1.50 off any Charlotte County Airport, 28000 ■ GOVERNMENT Way, North Port. Assistance with
to the public. Register at Thursday at The Women’s resume writing, interviewing
Resource Center, 6919 Outreach special/menu meal between Airport Road, Punta Gorda, next
624-4441. 5-6 p.m. No take outs. to Eastern Avionics. 639-1711. Punta Gorda City skills, and job search resources.
Community Life Center Way, North Port. Appointments at Council/CRA meeting, 9 a.m. at
Reservations preferred, not Visually Impaired Persons 429-3720.
offers Share food program, 429-3720. City Hall, 326 W. Marion Ave.
required. 764-6825. meeting, 1-3 p.m. at 22107 Peer Counseling, Monday to
9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday to Faith Lutheran Church of 575-3369. Thursday at The Women’s
Friday at 19048 Edgewater ■ CLASSES Punta Gorda-Men’s Tuesday
Elmira Blvd., Port Charlotte.
625-8501. Peace River/Manasota Resource Center, 6919 Outreach
Drive, Port Charlotte. No orders morning Bible Breakfast, Veteran Motor Car Club of Regional Water Supply Authority Way, North Port. Appointments at
accepted after May 15. Pick up Aromatherapy demonstra- 7-8 a.m. at Skyview Restaurant meeting, 9 a.m. at County 429-3720.
tions, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday to America, 7 p.m. in the Wellness
is between 9:15-10:30 a.m. on at Charlotte County Airport, Center of Charlotte Regional Administration Center, Room Blood pressure clinic,
May 30. Low-cost food program Friday at The Essence of Punta Gorda. Bring your Bibles. 119, 18500 Murdock Circle, 9-11 a.m. in the music room at
Medical Center Hospital, 733 E.
open to the public. No eligibility Harmony, An Aromatherapy 637-8387. Murdock. 743-1300. the Cultural Center of Charlotte
Olympia Ave., Punta Gorda.
restrictions. No basic package to Apothecary, Darkwood Center, Gulf Cove United Methodist Manasota and Sandpiper County, 2280 Aaron St., Port
502 King Street, Punta Gorda. Anyone interested in collector
purchase. Payment is made Men’s Club, 8 a.m. on the first Key Advisory Committee Charlotte. Sponsored by the Port
upon placing an order. Free; open to the public. autos are welcome. 575-0202.
and third Tuesdays of each meeting, 9:30 a.m. at 2000 Bay Charlotte Kiwanis. Dr. Don
629-0999 or e-mail at 735-8373. Zen meditation group,
month at J.F. Ducky’s, 3502 N. View Blvd., Englewood. Delahaye and a group of
sharefood@comcast.net. 6:30 p.m. at the Mid-County
Access Road, off S.R. 776, 764-4928. volunteer nurses are available
Families Against Drugs, ■ CLUBS Regional Library, 2050 Forrest
Englewood. 426-0646 or Nelson Blvd., Port Charlotte. weekly. Free; open to the public.
8-9 p.m. at First Macedonia www.gulfcoveumc.org.
Free; open to the public. ■ EVENTS Walk-ins welcome.
Missionary Baptist Church American Legion Post 110, Marine Corps League, Free bread, 2-4:30 p.m.
fellowship hall, 411 E. Charlotte Non Smoking Bingo, 3 p.m. 613-3160.
Charlotte County Detachment “Legends of Las Vegas,” Monday through Friday at Punta
Ave., Punta Gorda. Support to doors open; 5:30 p.m. early 756, 7:30 p.m. at the American 7 p.m. at Charlotte Harbor Event Gorda Alliance Church, 7500
families affected with problems birds start; 6 p.m. regular games Legion Post 103, 2101 Taylor■ GAMES and Conference Center,75 Taylor Florida St., Punta Gorda. For
associated with substance at 3152 Harbor Blvd., Port Rd., Punta Gorda. 740-1775 or St., Punta Gorda. Show features individuals and families in need.
abuse. 637-7743 or 833-9198. Charlotte. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. lunch; www.mcldetachment756.org. Bingo, 5:30 p.m. regular at 637-6444.
four Las Vegas impersonators
Free bread, 2-4:30 p.m. 5-8 p.m. dinner. 629-7442 or American Legion Post 110, 3152
National Active and Retired Kid’s Midweek Stress
doing the hits of Patsy Cline,
Monday through Friday at Punta www.post110.org. Federal Employees (NARFE), Harbor Blvd., Port Charlotte. Buster, 6-7 p.m. every
Frank Sinatra, Neil Diamond and
Peace River Chapter 2194, Open to the public. 629 -7446. Wednesday at Gulf Cove United
Elvis. Tickets cost $25 each.
11:30 a.m. at Punta Gorda Elks Bridge Club, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Methodist Church, 1100 McCall
743-8236.
at the South County Regional
Lodge, 25538 Shore Drive, Punta Road, (State Road 776), Gulf
Square and Round Dancing,
Recreation Center, 670 Cooper
Gorda. Speaker Jennifer Howell. Cove. Children can relax and
7-9 p.m. at Centennial Hall at
575-4252. St., Punta Gorda. Sponsored by have fun in a safe environment.
the Cultural Center of Charlotte
Parent-Tot playgroup, Charlotte County Parks, Open to area middle and high
County, 2280 Aaron St., Port
10 a.m.-noon at the South Recreation & Cultural Resources school students. 697-1747 or
Charlotte. 743-0545 or
863-494-2749. www.gulfcoveumc.org.
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CHARLOTTE (Wayne) Stavoe and nine Cross County Baptist grandchildren and six A Funeral Mass will be good with children and
grandchildren. Church, 3822 Old great-grandchildren. held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, enjoyed playing bingo
Vera B. Aurand Services will be held at a Washington RD. Waldorf, Arrangements are by May 6, 2009 at the Sacred and bowling.
later date in May. Md. 20602. Memorial National Cremation Heart Catholic Church in Nadine will be greatly
Vera B. Aurand, of Punta Memorial donations in Donations can be made in Society of Port Charlotte. Punta Gorda. Burial to missed by her sons,
Gorda, Fla., formerly of Ruth’s name can be made Sissy’s name to TideWell follow at Royal Palm Thomas Jr. and Timothy;
Vero Beach, Fla., passed to American Cancer Hospice and Palliative Louise E. Memorial Gardens. Please daughters, Nadine
away Saturday, May 2,
Society, 992 Tamiami Trail Care, 5955 Rand Blvd LeBrecht visit kays-ponger.com to Hollywood, Elizabeth
2009.
C-2, Port Charlotte, FL Sarasota, FL 34238. leave the family condo- “Lizzie” Hollywood-
She was born September Louise E. LeBrecht, 90, of
33953. Arrangements were made lences and to sign the Trentacosta, Maryann
15, 1919 in New York City, Cogan Station, Pa. and a
Arrangements are by in Port Charlotte. online guestbook. Martini and Darlene
N.Y. guest at the Williamsport
National Cremation Arrangements are by Kays- DeCataldo; sisters,
Vera was one of six girls.
All grew up in Cranford,
Society, Port Charlotte, FL. Robert J. Holmes Home, formerly of Punta Ponger & Uselton Funeral Marilyn Charini and
Gorda, Fla., died Sunday, Home Punta Gorda Elizabeth Phipps; 18
N.J. She married Elwin Robert John Holmes, 79,
In Memoriam May 3, 2009 at the Chapel. grandchildren and 17
Aurand in 1942. They of Port Charlotte, Fla. died, Williamsport Home.
moved to Vero Beach in great-grandchildren. She
1976 from New Jersey. She James E. Carroll Thursday, April 30, 2009 in Born July 13, 1918 in ENGLEWOOD was preceded in death by
Port Charlotte. Brooklyn, N.Y. she was a her husband, Thomas
moved to Punta Gorda 11 James Edward Carroll, 86, He was born daughter of Charles and Emery K. Allstaedt Hollywood in 1981 and
years ago to be closer to passed away Friday, May 1, September 27, Louise Nachbar Grammar. daughter, Colleen in 1963.
her daughter, Gale. Vera 2009 at his home in Punta 1929 in Jersey Emery King Allstaedt, 83,
Louise was a graduate of A service in celebration
was known as the “Shell Gorda, Fla. City, N.J. and came to Port Jamaica High School, of Rotonda West, Fla., died
Lady” in Vero Beach. She of Nadine’s life will be
He was born Charlotte from there in Queens, N.Y. She had Friday, May 1, 2009 at
would walk for miles on 10 a.m., Thursday, May 7,
May 23, 1922 in 1989. attended Holy Trinity Englewood
the beach. 2009 at Larry Taylor
Syracuse, N.Y. Robert was employed at Lutheran Church. Community
Vera is survived by her Funeral and Cremation
Jim attended Most Holy Sears, as a warehouse Surviving are a daughter, Hospital.
daughter, Gale (Mark) Services. To express
Rosary High School, where supervisor, retiring in 1989 Jacquilene (Darrell) Kidd of Born
Kenyon of Punta Gorda, condolences to the family,
he met his wife of 66 years, after 30 years of service. He North Fort Myers, Fla.; a January 14,
Fla.; sons, Robert Aurand please visit
Jane Clary; and starred as a was a member of the son, Frank (Judy) LeBrecht 1926 in
of Atlanta, Ga. and Charles www.Ltaylorfuneral.com
guard on the basketball American Legion Post 110 of Cogan Station; four Detroit,
(Karen) Aurand of Helena, and sign the online
team. Jim served in WWII and the German Club both grandchildren; one great- Mich. to
Ala.; sisters, Joan (Harry) guestbook.
in the U.S. Air Force, as a of Port Charlotte. Robert grandson; and a sister, Charles E.
Cramer, Eileen Miller and Arrangements are by
B-17 pilot accomplishing served in the U.S. Army, Frances Sweeney of Long and Hazel Mae
Marjorie Miller; seven Larry Taylor Funeral and
35 missions in Europe. during the Korean War. Island, N.Y. Her husband Allstaedt.
grandchildren, Melissa and Cremation Services,
After the war he worked at Survivors include his wife of 65 years Frank LeBrecht, He attended
Jeff Kenyon, Kimberly Van Punta Gorda, Fla.
the Veterans Department of 57 years, Ruth of Port died August 30, 2005. She Lincoln Park Schools in
Pell, Tracee Blanton, Todd, while attending Syracuse Michigan. He served in the
Charlotte; daughter, Kathy was preceded in death by a
Michael and Matthew University in the evenings. (Frank) Bellomo of Port U.S. Coast Guard during Leo J. Marino III
Aurand; six great-grand- grandson; and four
Upon graduation from Charlotte; sister, Ruth siblings. WWII from 1943 to 1946. Leo J. Marino III, 52, of
children, Miranda Ellis, college, Jim joined the F.B.I Maddox of Georgia; and In September 1947, he
Mark Kenyon III, Patrick, A memorial service will North Port, Fla., passed
and had a distinguished his two grandsons, Jeffrey be held 11 a.m. Thursday married Mary Louise away Thursday, April 30,
Ryan and Meghan Van Pell career until 1972, when he and Eric Bellomo both of Mayleth. Emery retired in
and Callie Blanton. Vera at Sanders Mortuary, 821 2009 at Peace River
retired. He then joined the Port Charlotte. Diamond St. Williamsport, 1981 after twenty-nine Regional Medical Center
was preceded in death by faculty of Montgomery years with the City of
her husband, Elwin after Inurnment services will Pa. with the Rev. Jonathan in Port Charlotte, Fla.
Community College in be at 2 p.m. Friday, May 8, E. Porter officiating. In Lincoln Park Police Arrangements are by
49 years of marriage; Blue Bell, Pa. teaching Department as a
sisters, Florence 2009 at Restlawn Memorial keeping with her wishes James A. McKee Funeral
criminal justice for 10 Gardens Cemetery. there will be no visitation Lieutenant. Mr. Allstaedt Home, North Port.
Steuerwald and Suzanne years, eventually retiring in Contributions in his then moved to Grove City
Donnely. and the family will provide
1982 to Punta Gorda. He memory may be made to the flowers and suggests from Lincoln Park and to Dorothy M. Sauer
Services will be private. was a member of Sacred Rotonda West in 1994. He
Memorial donations can TideWell Hospice and memorial contributions in
Heart Catholic Church, Palliative Care at, 5955 her name be made to Oak was a member of the B.P Dorothy “Dot” M. Sauer,
.O.
be made in Vera’s name to Punta Gorda, where he Elks Lodge 2378 and the 79, Venice, Fla., died
TideWell Hospice and Rand Blvd. Sarasota, FL Grove Alliance Church,
served as an usher for 34238. Please visit the 1680 Fox Hollow Road Loyal Order of Moose Friday, May 1, 2009.
Palliative Care, 5955 Rand many years. Jim could Lodge 1933 both in She was
Blvd., Sarasota, FL 34838. online tribute for Robert Williamsport, PA 17701.
often be found at Twin John Holmes at www. Online condolences may Englewood. born
Arrangements were made Isles Country Club, January 12,
kays-ponger.com. be made at www.sander Survivors include his
in Port Charlotte, FL. 1930 in
enjoying a round of golf. Arrangements are by smortuary.com. daughter, Cheryl Lynn
He was loved by all. Kays-Ponger & Uselton Arrangements are by (Morgan) Justice of Grosse Indianap-
James F. Belcher Jim is survived by his Funeral Home 2405 Sanders Mortuary, Ile, Mich.; one son, David olis, Ind.
James F. Belcher, 62, of loving wife, Jane Carroll; Harbor Blvd. Port Williamsport, Pa. Paul (Patricia) Allstaedt of and came to
Port Charlotte, Fla., died daughter, Tricia Collins; Charlotte. Fairfield Glade, Tenn.; one Venice in
Saturday, April 25, 2009 at son, Marty Carroll; sister, Eleanor M. Lutz sister, Gladys Allstaedt of 1972.
his residence Anne Romano; brother, Eva D. Kecken Tarpon Springs, Fla.; seven Dot worked for the
in Port Tom Carroll; five grand- Eleanor Morrison Lutz, Sarasota County School
grandchildren; eight great-
Charlotte. children; and five great- Eva D. Kecken, 92, of Port 89, of Harbour Heights, grand children; and lovingBoard as a bus driver for
James was grandchildren. Charlotte, Fla., died Fla., formerly of Sarasota, companion, Helen Shaeff. special needs children.
born Visitation will be held Wednesday, April 29, 2009 Fla., passed away Saturday, He was preceded in death Survivors include
September from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. in Port Charlotte. May 2, 2009 at Peace River by his wife, Mary in 2007.children, Joseph (Linda)
11, 1946 in Thursday, May 7, 2009 at She was born April 6, Medical Center. Sauer of North Port, Fla.,
Services will be private.
Pruden, Kays-Ponger & Uselton 1917 in Baltimore, Md. and She was born August 20, Memorial contributions Paul Sauer of Venice, Bill
Tenn. Funeral Home, 635 E. came to Port Charlotte in 1919 to Herbert and Mary may be made to TideWell Sauer of Venice, Dennis
Arrangements are by Marion Ave., Punta Gorda, 1993 from, Severn, Md. Morrison in Mamaroneck, Hospice & Palliative Care,Sauer (Karen George) of
Kays-Ponger & Uselton FL. Funeral Mass will Eva was a registered N.Y. 5955 Rand Blvd., Sarasota,North Port, Linda (Rick)
Funeral Home, Port follow at 11 a.m., at the nurse, graduating from Eleanor was married to FL 34238 in memory of Mr. Coble of North Port and
Charlotte, FL. Sacred Heart Catholic Johns Hopkins School of Frederick Lutz for 66 years Allstaedt. You may expressPattie (John) Herb of
Church, Punta Gorda, FL. Nursing. She did private until his death in 2007. He your condolences to the Lehigh Acres, Fla.;
Entombment immediately nursing, and was also was the owner of Phillippi Allstaedt family at 10 grandchildren; seven
Ruth A. Berger following at Royal Palm Shores Marina in Sarasota,
employed at Lever www.englewoodfh.com. great-grandchildren; two
Ruth Ann (nee Snell) Memorial Gardens. Brothers for 20 years Fla. where they lived until Arrangements are by sisters, Marge Ruth of
Berger, 71, of Clay Memorial donations may before retiring in 1993. She moving to Harbour Englewood Community Indianapolis, and
Township, Michigan and be directed to TideWell was a member of the Heights, 15 years ago. Funeral Home & Catherine Torma of
Punta Gorda, Fla., passed Hospice and Palliative Moose, Eagles and a Survivors include, F. Pete Cremation Services. Ivyland, Pa.; and brother-
away Saturday, May 2, Care, 5955 Rand Blvd. member of Lutheran (Judy) Lutz of Islamorada, in-law, David Fisher of
2009. Sarasota, FL 34238. Please Church of the Cross in Port Fla., Andrea (Bill) England North Port. She was
She was born October 11, visit the online guestbook of Sarasota, Carol L. Neil of
Freddie S.
Charlotte. Hammontree preceded in death by her
1937 in Grosse Pointe at kays-ponger.com. Survivors include her son, Lake Suzy, Fla. and husband, Bob Sauer in
Farms, Mich. Arrangements are by Kays- Jerry (Meredith Shattuck) Howard A. Lutz of Freddie Sue March of 2009.
Ruth and her husband, Ponger & Uselton Funeral Kecken of Port Charlotte; Nokomis, Fla.; nine Hammontree, 66, of Visitation will be held
Lawrence, were longtime Homes and Cremation two grandsons, Robert grandchildren; and 14 Englewood, Fla., died from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.,
residents of Sterling Services. Kecken of Fort Myers, Fla., great-grandchildren. Saturday, May 2, 2009 at Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Heights, Mich. They retired and Timothy Kecken of Visitation will be from her Charlotte County at Farley Funeral Home,
and moved to Punta Gorda Amelia G. Galt Jacksonville, Fla.; two 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, residence. Arrangements Venice Chapel. Funeral
in 1997. She was an avid May 8, 2007 at Wiegand are by Englewood will begin at 9 a.m.
golfer and loved to fish. Amelia “Sissy” G. Galt, 59, nephews, Torn Sullens of Brothers Funeral Home.
of Port Charlotte, Fla., Baltimore, Md. and Torn Community Funeral Home Thursday, May 7, 2009
Ruth is survived by her Services will be at 1 p.m. & Cremation Service. from Farley Funeral
husband of 52 years, Larry passed away Tuesday, April Blash of New Orleans, La. Burial will follow at Palms
Memorial services at Home, Venice Chapel
E; children, Michael, Mark 28, 2009. 4 p.m. Friday, May 8, 2009 Memorial Park, Sarasota,
Ramon N. Nadeau with a Mass of Christian
She was born December
(Laura) of Michigan, Marty
29, 1949 in Washington, at Lutheran Church of the Fla. Burial being celebrated
(Caroline) of Arizona, Arrangements are by Ramon N. Nadeau, 78, of at 11 a.m. at St. Raphael’s
DC. Cross in Port Charlotte.
Daniel (Linda) and Cherie Wiegand Brothers Funeral Englewood, Fla., passed Catholic Church in
Amelia retired in 1990 Inurnment will follow at
(Ken) Cichowski both of Home, Sarasota, Fla. away Sunday, May 3, 2009 Englewood. Burial
from D.C. Metro and Lutheran Church of the
Michigan; sister, Betty at Englewood Community immediately following at
moved to Port Charlotte in Cross Memorial Garden.
2003 from Lusby, Md. She Please visit the online Dorothy V. Shawl Hospital. Arrangements Venice Memorial
is of the Christian Faith. tribute to Eva D. Kecken at are by National Gardens. To share a
Dorothy Vreeland Shawl,
csmatlp n
Sissy is deeply missed by www.kays-ponger.com.
her husband, John Michael Arrangements are by
87, of Punta Gorda, Fla.,
died Tuesday, April 21,
Cremation Society of Port memory visit
Charlotte. www.farleyfuneral
L 7 nc rals , Inc.
2620 D
Highlands Road
“Mike” Galt of Port Kays-Ponger & Uselton
Charlotte; mother, Frances Funeral Home, Port
2009.
She was born August 31, NORTH PORT
home.com.
Arrangements are by
Harbour Heights, FL 33983
Louise Hager of Elkridge, Charlotte Chapel. 1921 in Blue Anchor, N.J. Farley Funeral Home.
Simple, Direct Md.; son, Bruce Carter to William and Agnes Nadine A.
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White of Lusby, Md.; Hollywood
Cremation grandchildren, Savannah
Betty Lanzetta Grefe.
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Dorothy was a graduate
from $825 and Thomas White of Betty Lanzetta, 83, of Port of Hawthorne, N.J. High Nadine Ann Hollywood,
R.S.V.P. for Seminar
Toledo, Ohio. Charlotte, Fla., passed 76, of North Port, Fla. and
941-240-2515 School and the Miller formerly of New Brighton,
Obituaries are accepted from
Service will be held 2 p.m. away Friday, May 1, 2009. Institute. Mrs. Shawl lived funeral homes only. There is no
888-713-1224 Friday, May 8, 2009 at She was born January 3, N.Y. and Holiday, Fla., charge for publishing an
a wonderful life and was
1926 in Desloge, Miss. and blessed to have traveled in passed away Friday, May abbreviated death notice once.
moved to this area in 1972 most of the countries 1, 2009 at her residence. Full obituaries and repeat death
JAMES W. MALLONEE, P.A. from Bellport, Long Island, throughout the world. She She was the daughter of notices will be subject to an
advertising charge.
N.Y. moved to Punta Gorda in Edward and Harriet
ATTORNEYS AT LAW Obituaries must be received by
Mrs. Lanzetta was the 1963 and was a charter (Seddon) Robison, born
JAMES W. MALLONEE ELLIE K. HARRIS 2 p.m. for Tuesday through Saturday
former owner of Charlotte member of the Punta June 1, 1932 in Staten publication. For Sunday publication
• Real Estate • Probate Cabinet Inc. Island, N.Y.
Gorda Country Club, Burnt deadline is noon on Saturday. For
• Guardianship • Wills Survivors include her Nadine was raised in Monday publication deadline is
Store Country Club (Twin
• Wills/Trusts • Trusts daughter, Betty Bruer of West Brighton, N.Y. and noon on Sunday. Please note there
Isles), St. Andrews South
• Probate • Guardianship graduated from St. John is no Monday edition in DeSoto
Port Charlotte; sons, Golf Club and was also a
• Landlord Tenant County. The American flag
Anthony (April), Nicholas, member of the Isles Yacht Villa Academy in
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946 Tamiami Trail, Unit #206, Port Charlotte, FL 33953 Richard Michael, all of Port Club, Civic Assoc., and Arrochar, N.Y. She will be indicates a veteran of the U.S.
Charlotte; sister, Marilyn Sacred Heart Catholic remembered as a dedi- Armed Forces. Please send e-mails
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18. Our Town Page 6 C www.sunnewspapers.net FROM PAGE ONE The Sun /Tuesday, May 5, 2009
City to close MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNITS
Charlotte proposes fee increases
lanes for By STEVE REILLY
STAFF WRITER
the construction of a sewer
system, which is expected
to fund future paving.
• a $150 increase for 37
provide a minimum level
of maintenance service.
brick job
MURDOCK — Rarely in to be completed in the properties in the Alligator The Charlotte County
Charlotte County do next few months. The Creek Waterway-Sea Edge Commission are sched-
residents and property increase will pay for the Sub-unit for additional uled June 9 to discuss the
owners support increases hook-up of homes to the dredging of the Sea Edge Neal Road MSBU.
to their municipal service sewer system. Canal. A property owners According to a staff
STAFF REPORT Mark Gering, city benefit units. “It’s a win-win,” said petition requested the report, a number of
PUNTA GORDA — engineer. Kendall Leach will be at Leach, who presented dredging. MSBUs that have seen
Certain lanes of Marion The pavers, installed least one property owner commissioners with a • An addition of five their assessments rise in
Avenue will be closed years ago as part of the supporting proposed copy of a petition that properties into the Greater the past may be lowered in
beginning Wednesday city’s streetscaping MSBU increases at the shows 95 percent of the Port Charlotte Street and the future due to
to give workers room to project, proved too thin Charlotte County homeowners in support of Drainage Unit. No change completed work and paid-
rebuild brick-paved and have been popping Commission MSBU the MSBU increase. “We’ve in the off loans for projects.
sidewalk areas. out, Gering said. A workshop at 10 a.m. today been working well with assessment. Commissioners will
The project calls contractor will install at the County (Charlotte County Utilities • An addition of seven consider assessment
brick pavers to be thicker brick pavers Administration Center in officials).” properties into the reductions to: the
removed from pedes- and replace conduit for Murdock. Leach said homeowners Northwest Port Charlotte Charlotte Harbor
trian areas between lighting. No adoption of any would be expected to pay Street and Drainage Unit. Wastewater MSBU
curbs and sidewalks on The work will begin increase will be made at $7,000-plus to hook up to No change in the ($199.82), the Garden of
both sides of Marion Wednesday in front of the workshop. Public the sewer system within a assessment. Gulf Cove Street and
from Nesbit Street to the U.S. Post Office at notification and public year. By paying that • An addition of 104 Drainage Unit ($111.61),
U.S. 41 South, said Nesbit Street. hearings will be scheduled assessment through the properties into the Punta the Northwest Port
before any final decision is MSBU, residents won’t be Gorda Non-Urban Street Charlotte Waterway ($50),
made. The workshop only hit with one big bill. And and Drainage Unit. No Pirate Harbor
CARJACKER: Arrested allows commissioners to
review and decide whether
to move forward with the
CCU, he suggested, will
see new customers on its
sewer system.
change in the
assessment.
• An addition of 13 boat
Waterway($30.21), Placida
Area Street and Drainage
($35.60 for vacant lots, $25
FROM PAGE 1 continued driving,
eventually making it all proposed increases. Vacant lot owners will slips into the South Bridge residences), the Punta
that he would use it on the way to Tampa. Leach serves on the not be expected to pay the Waterway Unit Gorda Non-Urban Capital
her if she didn’t do as he The Charlotte County Rotonda Sands and Rotonda Meadow and Maintenance. No change ($111.09), Rotonda Long
Sheriff’s Office released Rotonda Meadows Sands MSBU increase. in the assessment. Meadow Street and
instructed. He told her
a report for the stolen association boards. Each The Rotonda Sands and • An addition of four Drainage ($27.05),
he needed to go to Fort
vehicle, which deputies subdivision is made up of Meadows aren’t the only properties into the South Rotonda Pine Valley Street
Myers.
with the Hillsborough 2,500 undeveloped lots, MSBUs under commission Burnt Store Street and and Drainage ($52.59),
“Just as quick as
but each subdivision has consideration today. Other Drainage Unit. No change Rotonda White Marsh
lightning, he put the car County Sheriff’s Office
few developed properties proposed changes and in the assessment. Street and Drainage
in gear, and my car door found when they — 50 homes in the Sands
responded to a increases include: • An addition of 295 ($19.49), South Burnt Store
flew open,” she said. and another 12 to 15
domestic dispute • A $355 increase to the agricultural properties Street and Drainage
“That’s when I homes in the Meadows. $45 base rate of the Boca into the Charlotte ($57.24 vacant lots and
screamed, ‘Help! Help!’” Saturday night. According to a staff Grande Street and County Sanitation Unit. $56.51 residential), Burnt
As her screams rang Mumby is being held presentation, both Drainage Unit to resurface No change in the Store Lakes, South Gulf
out, the door slammed in Tampa on charges of Rotonda Sands and 3.1 miles of roads and to assessment. Cove Street ($133.63) and
shut and Mumby aggravated battery, Meadows homeowners sustain the minimum level • A proposed rate of Drainage Phase 2 ($48.36)
accelerated out of the aggravated assault and could see a a $423.88 of maintenance services. $3.50 an acre or maximum and Phase 4 ($41.87)
parking lot. false imprisonment. increase for 17 years to the • A $25 increase to the rate of $5 an acre for the Capital and the South
“I remember learning CCSO detectives said $225.94 MSBU assessment $73.64 vacant and $63.94 Neal Road Street and Punta Gorda Heights East
that if you are in a Mumby will be charged they already pay. The rates of the Deep Creek Drainage Unit and to Street and Drainage (49.98)
situation like this, to try with carjacking, false original assessment is for Street and Drainage Unit assess all properties to MSBU units.
to pull the wheel so the imprisonment and
car crashes into some- battery when he is
Some fancy sets of wheels
thing, but nothing was returned to Charlotte
there,” she said. “Then I County.
saw the traffic light at While the horrifying
Quesada (Avenue) and event is over and the
Cochran (Boulevard).” suspect is in custody,
Slowly, Huban Huban is still shaky
unbuckled her seat belt when talking about the
and moved her purse incident.
toward the door. As “It was absolutely,
Mumby approached the totally frightening,” she
red light, Huban said. “I’m aware, I
clutched the door always have been. But
handle and made her you think you’re in your
escape. own town, you think
“I just batted out,” she you’re safe, but things
said. “I got out and ran like this happen. I was
back to Kmart.” very, very lucky.”
While Huban called
her husband on her cell E-mail: pstaik@
phone, Mumby sun-herald.com
DEATHS of North Port; sister, Rose
Sclafani of Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla.; grand-
FROM PAGE 4
children, David III, Kim,
Bradley and Derek;
John J. Sclafani great-grandchildren,
John J. Sclafani, 92, of Heather, Michele and
North Port, Fla., passed Isabella; other grandchil-
away Sunday, May 3, dren; great-grandchil-
2009 at Quality Health dren; and great-great-
Care in North Port. grandchildren survive. SUN PHOTOS BY MIKE BILLINGTON, mbillington@sun-herald.com
He was born October John was preceded in
Twins David and Danny Christiansen of Englewood couldn’t resist peeking inside Rick “Herman” Baker’s replica of
12, 1916 in Brooklyn, N.Y. death by son, Michael; the Munster family hearse when they strolled Dearborn Street Saturday night. Their aunt, Robyn Dilday, took them
the son of Michael and and grandson, John, Jr. to see dozens of hot cars and enjoy some popcorn with some 1,500 other people that showed up for the night’s
Cecelia (Accucia) A visitation will be held festivities, which also featured music.
Sclafani. for John from 10 a.m. to
John and his wife, 11 a.m. Wednesday, May
Marion moved to North 6, 2009 at the Farley
Port in 1972 from New Funeral Home North
Jersey after his retire- Port Chapel with a
ment as a crane operator service being held
for McCormick. He was a following the visitation at
member of San Pedro San Pedro Catholic
Catholic Church. Church at 11 a.m. Burial
John is survived by his will follow the services
wife of 72 years, Marion; Wednesday at Restlawn
son, Nathan of Kingston, Memorial Park in Port
N.Y.; daughters, Cecelia Charlotte.
(David) McAuliffe and Arrangements are by
Marian (Richard) Owen Farley Funeral Home.
Looking for a Friend?
Hot cars were lined up along Dearborn Street in Englewood Saturday night, ready for inspection by some 1,500
people who showed up to listen to oldies music and talk about the days when cars had monster engines and
gasoline was cheap.
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Firefighters battle Suspected burglar arrested
blaze in neighborhood
burglary to an unoccu-
| POLICE BEAT pied dwelling and petty
theft. He was held on
The information for Police Beat is gathered from police, sheriff’s office,
$8,000 bond.
Florida Highway Patrol, jail and fire rescue records. Not every arrest leads
By ED SCOTT their homes to watch throughout the night, Gonzalez was charged
to a conviction and guilt or innocence is determined by the court system.
STAFF WRITER the firefighters work. Frantz said. with grand theft and was
NORTH PORT — “At the homes that FPL shut down power PORT CHARLOTTE — Collier counties. On released to a parent.
Firefighters from several have been threatened, to homes in the area, A 53-year-old man from April 27, deputies with Ash was charged with
area departments the fire has gotten up to which was restored by Lehigh Acres was the Collier County petty theft, criminal
clamped down on a the edges but has not 7 p.m. arrested Friday after Sheriff’s Office met with mischief, burglary to an
blaze in a residential consumed anything, as The fire hopscotched confessing to stealing the suspect at his home, unoccupied structure
neighborhood Monday, yet. I think that we’ve through three blocks, nearly $4,000 from Coca where Sheets volun- and two counts of grand
refusing to allow it to got a good handle on it, but firefighters were Cola vending machines teered to give a state- theft. He also was
damage homes. that we are not going to able to protect homes in in the Port Charlotte ment. released to a parent.
No injuries were lose any homes in this its path. Town Center mall during
reported. The brush fire, one. The winds are “Because it is between a three-month period. Four Englewood The Charlotte County
which started between pretty stiff out here, so it houses, we’ve got a lot Because of financial Sheriff’s Office reported the
does keep moving of stuff that we’ve got to problems, Paul Douglas
males arrested following arrests:
Cranberry Boulevard
and David Avenue, was around quite a bit. The work around, cars in the Sheets said he broke ENGLEWOOD — Four • Clayton Jesse Schorsch,
contained to that area, fuel (brush) is very driveways, RVs and into the machines with male residents of 22, 20200 block of
west of Toledo Blade heavy as well.” boats and things like keys he had while Shadow Lane were Hillsborough Boulevard, Port
Boulevard and south of Units from North Port that,” Frantz said. “I employed with the soft arrested Saturday on Charlotte. Charge: driving
Interstate 75, about a Fire Rescue, the state don’t think it’s going to drink company, stated a charges related to thefts while license is suspended or
quarter-mile from the Division of Forestry, get away any farther report from the and burglaries. revoked. Bond: $500.
interstate interchange. Charlotte and Sarasota than this.” Charlotte County Those arrested include • Sterling James Anthony,
The 6-acre fire — of County fire departments Asked how firefighters Sheriff’s Office. 22-year-old Kevin 17, 200 block of Paramaribo
undetermined origin — and the Nokomis managed to keep An auditor with Coca Carson McMullen, 18- Street, Deep Creek. Charge:
was 100 percent Volunteer Fire structures from being Cola reported that year-old Joseph violation of Serious Habitual
contained at 7 p.m., as Department responded, involved, Frantz said, between December 2008 Manasseh Long, 17- Offenders Comprehensive
residents looked on, as well as a Sarasota “We’re good.” and March 2009, year-old Steven Action Plan. He was released
“but it’s still iffy at this County Sheriff’s heli- “There’s a lot of fuel. approximately $3,937.06 Gonzalez and 16-year- to a parent or guardian.
point,” Fire Marshal copter, toting a 350- There’s a lot of wind. was stolen from the old Jonathan R. Ash. • Kyle Brownly McKay, 22,
Michael Frantz said at gallon bucket. These guys, their first mall’s vending McMullen was Venice. Charges: possession
5:30 p.m. Englewood and Venice priority is to protect the machines. charged with petty theft, of less than 20 grams of
“There have been fire departments structure, even if the On Friday, Sheets was two counts of grand marijuana and possession of
some self-evacuations covered the rest of stuff in the woods charged with grand theft theft and three counts of drug paraphernalia.
because the fire has North Port while its continues to burn, they and posted bond of burglary to an unoccu- Bond: $2,000.
come very, very close to firefighters battled the flank the area and $2,500. pied dwelling. He was • Richard Allen Conley, 49,
some of the homes,” blaze. North Port Fire protect the structures.” Sheets also reportedly held on $20,500 bond. Port Charlotte homeless.
Frantz added. Many Rescue planned to E-mail: escott@ broke into vending Long was charged Charge: retail theft. Bond:
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Flu meds arrive in county; self-reliance, not panic urged
By CAROL SAKOWITZ Department offices on Those doses will go to county schools public were recommendations to but still urge vigilance.
NORTH PORT Ringling Boulevard. pharmacies in North Port support services. wash hands frequently, Panelists said a second
ASSISTANT EDITOR Heymann said that a plan and Venice, in addition to In his introductory cover mouths when wave of the flu can be
SARASOTA — Fifty-five for distribu- other county sites, he remarks, Buchanan said coughing, use paper expected in the fall and
cases of Tamiflu from the tion is being said. the swine flu virus was tissues for coughs and that type could prove to
nation’s stockpile made. Heymann said no unique because it is a new discard them immedi- be stronger.
currently are in Sarasota “We are Tamiflu doses will go to virus without a vaccine. ately, and stay home from Using the 1918 Spanish
County, ready to be prepared for Englewood; however, the He said the public should work or school if flu-like flu as an example,
distributed if swine flu eventual drug should be available not panic in addressing symptoms appear. Gordillo said the first wave
comes to the area, an cases in through commercial the pandemic (which the Buchanan said business was mild but the second
emergency management Sarasota,” pharmacies. World Health owners should “make wave was more virulent,
official said Monday BUCHANAN Heymann “There’s not a lack of Organization ranked at considerations for the killing 20 million to
during a public forum said. medication,” he said. level 5 Monday). working family,” if 40 million.
held by U.S. Rep. Vern Nine Florida counties The five-member panel Buchanan said with employees follow recom- Pritchard said the
Buchanan, R-Sarasota. — Sarasota County is not assembled for the forum regard to closing U.S. mendations to stay home. recommendations being
Dr. William “Bill” one — currently have also included Dr. Manuel borders, “We’re not close “I have businesses,” made by medical and
Heymann, county recorded five confirmed Gordillo, Sarasota County to anything like that.” Buchanan said. “That’s emergency management
medical executive cases of swine flu, labeled Hospital infection preven- Personal responsibility, what I would do.” personnel are based “on
director, told the 40 H1N1 by officials, and 15 tion and control depart- which is the theme of the A number of questions the best information we
people gathered in the probable cases. ment; Scott Pritchard, county’s emergency plan from the public addressed have now.”
County Commission Following the forum, county epidemiologist; Ed this year, was repeated a contradiction from “There is still a lot we
chambers that the large Heymann said there are McCrane, county emer- throughout the one-hour panels who say swine flu have to learn,” he said.
portion of the federal thousands of doses in the gency management chief; forum. Chief among has proved to be no more E-mail: csakowitz@
supply is at the Health county health system. and Sherri Reynolds, preventatives to swine flu serious than seasonal flu sun-herald.com
North Port’s Chancellor detoured for drainage project
By ED SCOTT quent, but with 81 miles
STAFF WRITER of waterways and named DETOUR DETAILS
NORTH PORT — canals on more than 103 Chancellor Boulevard between
Slowly, but deliberately, square miles of property, Eppinger Drive and Fountain
the city hopes to improve and funding tight, city Street will be closed to traffic
more than 100 dilapi- staff is preparing the 40- for approximately 90 days.
dated water control year-old stormwater Westbound traffic is being
structures, many of system for major flooding detoured from Chancellor
which were installed by events. Boulevard southward onto
General Development Water control struc- Cornelius Boulevard, west onto
Corp. during the 1960s. tures regulate the flow of Chamberlain Boulevard, and
“They’ve been around water in North Port’s north on Eppinger Drive, back
a long time,” said above-ground drainage to Chancellor Boulevard.
Marcello Ranalli, an system. The city is Eastbound traffic will be
engineer with the city. repairing or replacing old detoured in reverse.
“These things are pretty structures at a time when
construction costs are and pavement markings
old and they have been
low. during construction,
in a water environment
Due to the $1 million according to the city’s
so they get corroded very
Chancellor Waterway Web site.
easily.”
project, Chancellor The Chancellor project,
The city presently is
Boulevard between jointly managed and
improving three struc-
Eppinger Drive and funded by the city of
tures on the Apollo,
Fountain Street will be North Port and Charlotte
Cheshire and Jupiter
closed to traffic for County, includes
waterways — which start
approximately 90 days. constructing a storm
on Hillsborough
The project began drain and water main
Boulevard and proceed
through Charlotte Wednesday of last week. installation. The work is
County — and another Motorists, bicyclists located on Chancellor
on the Cocoplum and pedestrians should Boulevard just east of
Waterway. use extreme caution and Salford Boulevard, SUN PHOTO BY ED SCOTT, escott@sun-herald.com
Rain has been infre- observe all traffic signs bordered by the city of North Port engineer Marcello Ranalli points to the gates in a water control structure
North Port and on the Cocoplum Waterway.
P,
Nash A Family Tradition Of Northwest Port Charlotte.
ture. property and pool, partially funded by the
Cataract & Laser Institute Excellence In Eye Care Cocoplum project The contractor including the palm trees state.
BOTOX® TREATMENTS installed Aqua Dams — along the canal, because “If we had more money
The Chancellor project giant, water-filled inner “that’s why we bought the we could do more of
FREE CONSULTATIONS is one of two stormwater tubes — on either side of place. It’s a beautiful site.” this,” Ranalli said. “It’s
projects currently under the Cocoplum gates, tough. When it’s been dry
629-EYES (3937) way. The other is a which kept workers dry Customer service for a while, people tend
Eric A. Nash, M.D.,
New Port Charlotte Location $300,000 project but irritated at least one to forget about the water
F.A.C.S
18401 Murdock Circle
2007 repairing a water control canal resident. John Meanwhile, officials problems that we have
structure on the Pravdica told Ranalli knocked on the doors of here in North Port. North
Voted Charlotte County’s all of the homes near the
342112
Cocoplum Waterway. Monday that the project Port is very flat. We have a
Best Ophthalmologist resulted in an algae Chancellor project. lot of water here when it
Work began in March
and will conclude later growth on his waterfront Providing good customer rains. These structures
this month. property. service is one reason the have to work. Otherwise,
In many cases, the city “Once the water starts Florida Stormwater the water starts to back
NASIR KHALIDI, M.D. will replace corrugated
metal structures with
flowing again, it might
clear up some of that,”
Association gave the city
stormwater management
up in people’s yards.”
For more information,
NEUROLOGY concrete structures. Ranalli told him. program an Outstanding call either the city of
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY ELECTROMYOGRAPHY “Hopefully this thing will When the Cocoplum Achievement Award last North Port at 941-429-
• Unsteadiness/Muscle Weakness be here for a lot longer project is completed and year. 7090 or Charlotte County
than it was originally,” the high water level Both projects use funds at 941-575-3639.
• Seizures or Blackouts Ranalli said of the returns, Pravdica will be from the Road and
• Stroke/Slurred Speech/Head Injury Cocoplum gated struc- better able to enjoy his Drainage District and are E-mail: escott@sun-herald.com
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Building on a dream: NAACP celebrates unity
By ERIN BROEMEL with their life, with their
SUN CORRESPONDENT blood. It is up to us to
Forty years ago, a black remember it and pass that
man stood before the story on.”
Washington Monument The Rev. Gary McNealy,
and told everyone in a visiting minister from
America of his dream. Clewiston, delivered the
Today, people are contin- sermon that night,
uing the dream — and the focusing on passing down
mission — of Dr. Martin the stories that are the
Luther King Jr. backbone of the NAACP.
On Sunday night, the McNealy described the
NAACP Charlotte County sufferings and trials that
Branch 5093 came continue to this day in the
together at St. Marks quest for peace and
Missionary Baptist acceptance. He also told
Church in Punta Gorda to the audience how impor-
celebrate the unity of all tant it is for everyone to
people from all walks of tell the stories of the
life. beginnings of the NAACP
This was the second and to lay the foundation
year the NAACP has for a new generation.
celebrated a “Unity “There was a time when SUN PHOTOS BY ERIN BROEMEL
Service.” The theme of the no one saw a need for the
service was “Dreams NAACP,” McNealy said. Josephine Qualls celebrates at the NAACP Unity Service
Become a Reality.” “But we are needed now on Sunday night.
“Freedom did not come just as much as back Frontier Days in Bayshore through 13. Branch
free,” said the Rev. Louis then.” Live Oak Park on officials said they are
Anderson Jr., president of The Charlotte County Bayshore Drive. hoping to attract new NAACP Charlotte County Branch President, the Rev.
the newly re-formed Branch of the NAACP will Membership is $30 per members who are willing Louis Anderson, reflects on the past and urges to keep
Charlotte County NAACP hold a membership drive year for adults, and $15 to volunteer on various up the fight for equality during the NAACP Unity Service
branch. “Someone paid Saturday at Florida for children ages 1 committees. at St. Marks Missionary Baptist Church.
City, county, schools update one another
By PAMELA STAIK status of growth manage- In 2004, the county from 2004’s permitting six schools destroyed by changes and concur-
STAFF WRITER ment in the county and approved a total of 3,558 total of 124 to 100 in Hurricane Charley in rency, which deals with a
MURDOCK — city to the construction permits. After a slight 2005. While there was a 2004 have completed the community’s infrastruc-
Members of the Punta progress the school gain to 4,619 in 2005, slight gain in 2006 to 118 rebuilding phase, with ture being able to handle
Gorda City Council, the district has made permitting fell county- permits, the city saw a Charlotte High School residential growth so that
Charlotte County School following Hurricane wide to 3,030 in 2006 and significant decrease to 37 being the last to the schools can maintain
Board and the Charlotte Charley in 2004. to 1,112 in 2007. permits in 2007. As was complete construction. a certain level of class-
County Commission met One interesting report However, the lowest seen at the county level, However, students were room services.
Monday during their reviewed by the county figure reported in the year four of the trend saw welcomed back into the For more information
annual tri-board work- and city staff was a four-year trend was in the lowest figure with 28 high school’s historic on topics discussed
shop meeting. comparison of the 2008, as only 582 permits permits approved. three-story building in during the joint work-
Here, staff members number of residential were obtained. Keeping on the topic of April. shop meeting, visit
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For more information, locations: 22146 Belinda Laishley Park, 100 E. Retta 11 Jazz style
call 941-833-4740. Ave., Port Charlotte and Esplanade, Punta Gorda. 14 One at __
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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Give no bonuses
| OUR VIEW for bankers’ failure
Editor:
Yellow again The bailout money for banks
and financial institutions was
for cameras necessary to avoid complete
meltdown. Many taxpayers
at intersections
realize this, but the million-
dollar bonuses paid to the
executives is unacceptable.
They did a lousy job and
OUR POSITION: Both houses of made risky investments which
the Legislature passed bills that warrants dismissal, not reward.
would have allowed cameras to Our people working for a living
catch motorists running red lights. know they get fired for poor
But they failed to resolve differ- performance, it’s common
ences, so the effort failed in knowledge, so should the
conference. That’s for the best. executives.
Proceed with caution. The CEOs and powers that
be say the bonuses are a
T
he Florida Legislature got it necessity in order to keep their
right this session when it experienced executives on
failed to pass a bill allowing board. That is utter nonsense.
red-light cameras but strength- There are other financial
ened the state’s seat-belt law. people that will do the job,
Red-light camera legislation hopefully much better.
has inched forward in recent Bonuses should only be
years but finally seemed to be on given for outstanding perfor-
the road to passage last week. mances not for dismal failure.
While proponents have always This must be enforced before
insisted the measure was strictly a bailout money is given. Many
matter of safety, the state’s current people have incurred heavy
budget problems propelled it losses due to the mismanage-
onto the fast track. ment of the executives.
photovoltaic cells, let’s extinction to our economy.
You didn’t have to squint hard
to hard to see why. Initial esti- LETTERS TO examine the cost/benefit
analysis and the environmen-
Conservatism’s greater trust
in corporations than govern-
Get rid of them, they’ve had
their chance. It’s time for a
change, new thinking and less
mates said a new film-and-fine
camera system might bring the THE EDITOR tal impact of converting to
this type of power.
ment is a recipe for econom-
ic extinction.
greed. Our taxpayers will foot
state $56 million in new-found the bill, but they have no say in
Irked about comics? Severin Borenstein, a Frankly, 80 percent of the matter.
revenues. That figure grew larger
professor at Berkeley’s Haas Americans and 99 percent of Is it too risky for a vote? Yes,
and larger, though, which Please, get serious School of Business and the world doesn’t give a hoot
attracted increasing support, then it will never be put on a ballot,
Editor: director of the UC Energy what America’s conservatives because it would be doomed.
proved to be its undoing.
I guess according to some Institute, found in his think. So let’s ignore conser- Rightfully, our elected politi-
Similar bills passed the House
this world would be just fine cost/benefit study that the vatives when making govern- cians must make the decisions,
by a 101-7 vote last Monday, then
if the local paper got their cost of a solar PV installation ment smart and weeding out that’s their job, and we must
the Senate 35-2. Despite that
comic section in order, put today is three to four times corporate rot at the top. abide by it.
overwhelming support, every-
the crossword puzzle in a greater than the benefits of As America makes extinct Walter Klinger
thing fell apart in conference late
more convenient location the electricity it will produce. financial dinosaurs and North Port
Friday. The issue was over how to
and Waste Management must PVs require lots of water incompetent CEOs, conser-
carve up what looked to be a big
pie. be better organized in waste and not salt water to clean vatives can listen to Lim- Thanks to maestra
collection. them. Where are we going to baugh or watch the Flint-
Rep. Ron Reagan, R-Bradenton,
get the additional water? We stones for their Stone Age
for bringing beauty
who was the prime sponsor of the With an economy in dire
straits, two wars being waged, can’t even water our lawns amusement. Enough of the Editor:
House bill, told the Bradenton About this time of year, 14
children disappearing from And make sure you get an cavemen with corporate
Herald his version of the legisla- years ago, Edison Community
their own beds in alarming insurance quote before you clubs; let’s rebuild America
tion would have sent more of the College approached Janita
numbers and veterans being put PV’s up on your roof in through smart government.
money to cities and counties, Hauk, conductor of the
subjected to sub-par care, Florida. Conservatives will just say
while the Senate version would Charlotte Symphony
and you’re concerned with France is the only country no; modern Americans say
have kept more for the state. Orchestra.
comics? What world are you that has met the Kyoto accord yes we can!
The House offered to compro- We were in the early plan-
mise by hiking the state’s share living in? I suppose one could goals for greenhouse gas Douglas Kennedy
say you have the “ostrich” emissions. France produces Punta Gorda ning stages of a premier event
from 20 percent to 30 percent. to open the new campus; we
syndrome. nearly 80 percent of its power
Not bad. The latest figures could needed an orchestra and a
have brought in another $220 I understand some need to with renewable nuclear Please don’t
escape the realities that we power. That’s right, there is creative, understanding
million. However, according to privatize libraries director in order to proceed.
face every day, but may I be no such thing as “nuclear
Reagan, the Senate held fast, Janita Hauk was that person.
so presumptuous as to waste” anymore since waste Editor:
looking for a percentage that What would privatizing our Her enthusiasm quickly
suggest utilizing your time in is being recycled.
could have yielded $400 million. libraries do? matched ours, and by October
worthwhile endeavors, like We have the technology
Without resolution, the mea- Think about the money 1996, Charlotte County
visiting a VA hospital, corre- right now to power 20,000
sure died. raised for comfortable enjoyed its first Charlotte “Pops
sponding with a soldier on homes with a nuclear reactor
It was a fitting end to a measure furniture and outfitting the at Sunset” concert on the lawn
the front lines or lending the size of a hot tub. Nuclear
that was sparked by good inten- meeting rooms plus the of (now) Edison State College.
assistance to those less produces no greenhouse
tions, but fueled by greed. We children’s areas to excite Janita’s willingness to create
fortunate than you. gases.
don’t doubt the conviction and them with reading, providing programs to suit our themes
If your biggest angst in life Solar is pie in the sky, just
passion of those, like Reagan, computers and instructing and to lead her fine musicians
is how the comics are pre- like it was in the late 1970s
who have long fought for this on their use. Would a compa- through all the vagaries of
sented, then I envy your when all those solar tax
legislation. We just didn’t think ny use profits to do this? Florida weather, brought
ability to turn off and tune credits went into the pools of
cameras would solve the prob- Would members volunteer thousands of happy listeners to
out what you find offensive, homeowners in Southern
lem. The one certain result would for a company’s profit? How the concerts and many
except for of course, the California.
have been the institution of a self- could the Friends exist? There thousands of dollars to the
perpetuating revenue machine
comics. Steve Horrigan endowment, which provides
I find your rantings offen- North Port would be no bookstore. No
that would never have been more donated videos, books scholarships of various kinds
sive. Get yourself involved in to the students of the Charlotte
dismantled, even if it proved to be
ineffective.
real world problems, make a Conservatives and children’s items.
Campus.
difference. Comics? What about the library
Both sides in the national back in Stone Age employees? Would the county
Janita, your retirement
debate over cameras have trotted Lawrence A. Mould saddens all of us at Edison
Port Charlotte Editor: make sure their lives are not
out studies to back up their State. You have added beauty
Most conservatives consid- thrown away in the corporate to our stage and sophistication
claims.
However, studies tend to show West Village er government the problem. quest for a bottom line? to our musical evenings.
They’re right, conservative Would the children’s summer
dangerous T-bone crashes drop bullies unwanted government is a problem. reading program continue?
On behalf of the campus
somewhat, while rear-end president, Dr. Patricia Land,
Editor: Conservatives see three Who pays? the faculty and staff and all of
collisions rise even more. That’s Somehow, another “bully” workers watch another fill a A library is the heartbeat of
because in people in places with our students, we thank you.
emerged in our neighbor- pothole and want less a community. It’s a social You are a unique and amazing
cameras tend to slam on their hood, West Village. government. relationship, lender and
brakes when they see yellow, even woman.
So, you, the West Villagers, However, they overlook borrower, a trust between us.
though stopping short may be CEOs playing 18 holes of golf. In these hard times, will the
Cort Frohlich
are ashamed to belong to the
more dangerous than clearing the city of North Port? Oh, I know, A CEO is paid 400 times as county utilize the power of its Punta Gorda
intersection. “your dogs are better than much as a middle-class citizenry? Should they call for
A 2005 Washington Post study worker. For a foursome, that’s us to help? Can enhanced
What about
ours?”
of red-light cameras in the We, the proud North 1,600 workers watching a golf volunteerism be used to illegals entering?
District over a six-year period Porters do not want you, the ball. Icelandic conservatism lower costs? What way will
showed the program was a wash: Editor:
West Villagers. Stay away ruined Iceland; American they go? All of the efforts to screen
fewer side impacts, but more from us. I happen to live in conservatism has brought I have volunteered at my people coming into the
rear-end collisions. One clear Warm Mineral Springs, North America to its knees. library since 2004. When I’m country for swine flu are
result was the $32 million in Port, for 33 years and I and Conservatives (that reject there I feel I belong; it’s our praiseworthy. The efforts at the
revenues. 55,000 other North Porters evolution) trust Darwin’s building and becomes what border crossing points and
Money also may have played a are very happy without West survival of the fittest works we make of it. Maybe we will airports, etc.
part in tightening Florida’s seat Village bullies. well for corporations. Survival have a few less hours of But in the back of my mind I
belt laws, but this measure made of the fittest saw dinosaurs on operation or turn the lights have to wonder how the
perfect sense and the greed was Peter Jacynicz
North Port top. lower, but we will keep it government plans to protect
less evident. Seat belt usage will Today’s corporate survivors going. the American public from the
be mandatory as of June 1, and We will not let this essential
police will be able to ticket
Solar energy are dinosaurs like AIG, GM thousands of illegal aliens who
and Citibank. Dinosaurian element of our society close, swarm across our Swiss-cheese
anyone they see violating the law. is pie in the sky banks and insurers champi- so don’t take our library away border unchecked and
Now, they must first have another oned by conservatives have from us. unaccounted for every day?
Editor:
reason to pull someone over. Before we get all touchy- caused massive unemploy- Bill Kupper Ray Black
With this in place, the state will feelie about solar ment and nearly brought Sarasota Arcadia
be eligible to receive $35.5 million
in federal funding, a fact that
likely brought some legislators on
board.
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23. Tuesday, May 5, 2009/ The Sun VIEWPOINT www.sunnewspapers.net E/C Page 11
CCU charges, fines for heavy water users is piracy
A John Hitzel
hoy mates, check
back to the April 8
Charlotte Sun edi- Hitzel is a member of the Charlotte
torial, “Drier times means County Curmudgeon Club. Readers
tougher water rules.” Is may reach him at curclub@
there a rational reason embarqmail.com.
Charlotte County has, by
far, the greatest penalty for
first time offenders of the to Oct. 1, 2008 would have Tampa
now tougher water been an aggregate of 7.2 (Hillsbor-
regulations when com- percent. Since the emer- ough
pared to other Southwest gency rates have been put County) $100, Pasco
Florida counties? into effect the actual County $130 and Pinellas
The editorial caused me increase in the two year County $188.
to look into CCU water period is 19 percent. A little more research
How do we compare reveals Charlotte County
rates. What I found was
with nearby counties? CCU to have the highest water
that in the name of
has by far the highest rates rates when compared to
conservation Charlotte
in the area. No other juris- other county or city
County CCU customers jurisdictions in Southwest
are being robbed as surely diction in the area has two
rate schedules. That is, no Florida. Comparisons are
as if pirates where holding not always apples to
a gun on us. emergency rate schedule
to penalize citizens in the apples. I have not tried to
Did you know that compare base charges or
Charlotte County commis- name of conservation.
Charlotte County’s $250 charges other than the
sioners agreed to five years amounts for single family
of annual water rate first time penalty for water
restriction violations is the residence usage which in
increments per schedules Charlotte County starts at
that included regular and highest in the area. The effect range from $2.35 to increases in the region the price of Charlotte
$4.49 per thousand
emergency rate schedules Sun noted DeSoto and $6.12. Charlotte County’s without justification. Also, County water. Their
gallons. The rate increases
with automatic minimum Sarasota counties’ first- in 6,000-gallon increments rate for the first 6,000 reconsider the need for an mission statement uses
increases each Oct. 1 for time water restriction to $12.80 per thousand for gallons is 90.83 percent emergency rate schedule. such words as sufficient,
the five years? penalty to be $50 and $100 26,000 gallons and over. more than the average. No other county sees the high-quality, safe, reliable
The emergency rate respectively. Other counties’ lowest and The aggregate rate is need. Additionally, subject and sustainable. Nowhere
schedule, designed to Water shortage condi- highest amount charges 103.65 percent more. I call CCU to the same perfor- in the statement is a
punish users of more than tions in some counties to were as follows: Sarasota that piracy. mance-based budgeting as reference to efficiency.
6,000 gallons per month is the north of us have County $2.32 to $11.73, Solutions are up to the currently being performed. Commissioner Loftus
an aggregate of 31.2 recently been raised from Lee County $2.84 to $5.43, BCC. Rescind the $250 Apply any budget savings should push for an
percent greater than the extreme to critical condi- Tampa City $1.35 to $4.06, excessive first time penalty to a reduction in water appropriate addition to
regular rate. The BCC tion. Charlotte and Hillsborough County $1.96 to the $25 approved in rates. Finally the Peace their mission statement.
authorized CCU to charge surrounding counties are to $5.09, Pinellas County October 2007. Next, River Manasota Regional Citizens and commis-
emergency rates Jan. 1, at the extreme condition. $4.28 to $4.28, Pasco overturn the October 2007 Water Supply Authority sioners, it is time to end
2007. The emergency rates Those counties with County $2.30 to $4.72 and approval authorizing CCU has a great influence on the CCU water piracy.
remain in effect until critical water shortage Manatee County $1.69 to to automatically raise
rescinded by BCC. Had conditions also have lower $7.53. Is anybody close? water rates annually. That r-- JOIN US FOR
regular rates remained in first time water restriction The average of the simply leads the highest
effect the water usage
increase from Oct. 1, 2006
penalties than Charlotte
County as follows: City of
nearby jurisdictions water
usage rates currently in
priced water in the region
to have the highest
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Charlotte High School’s
Junior-Senior Prom
was held Saturday at the new Charlotte Harbor Event
and Conference Center in Punta Gorda,
where hundreds took to the dance floor.
Elizabeth
Irk Summers,
senior, Jordan
Bridges,
freshman, Marie
Becnel, junior,
Clifford Rice,
freshman,
Hayley Hogan,
junior, and
Brandon
Sheena Conroy, sophomore, and Zach
Jones, junior, take advantage of one II
, Blondun,
sophomore,
enjoy pre-prom
of the few slow songs played at the
Junior-Senior Prom. activities at
Bayshore Park.
Right: Senior Tayt Jones (center)
dances with friends at his last prom.
Kyle Midgett, junior, Troy McClary,
Juniors Jordan Butler, Chris senior, and Nick Stephenson, junior,
Joyce and Coco Andrews at hang loose during the pre-prom
Bayshore Park where the gathering at Bayshore Park.
traditional pre-prom activities k 47 .3 ??
took place this year.
Below: Seniors Nick Below: Juniors Zach Nordstrom,
Glastonbury and Elizabeth Miki Matrullo, Andraya Jackson and
Sheridan take advantage Doug Harris pose in between dinner
of the great scenery and dancing.
at Bayshore Park for fun photos.
Jake Foley and Alyssa Fleming,
seniors, enjoy their last
pre-prom activities and prom
before graduating this year.
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Brittany
Fining, Sarah
Merriman,
Emily
Right: Adam Armstrong, ’08 Community Christopherson,
Christian alumnus, Julie Mason, senior, Larisa Evoy and
Brennen Rueff, ’08 CHS alumnus, and Sarah Gordon
Michelle Minerich, senior, pose for photos pose for photos
under the pavilion at Bayshore Park at Bayshore
before the prom. Park.
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Patel joined hundreds of Charlotte
High students for photos at
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26. Sports Page 2 D/E/N/C www.sunnewspapers.net SPORTS The Sun /Tuesday, May 5, 2009
PREP BASEBALL: REGION 5A-3 PLAYOFFS | QUICK HITS
Tarpons find their stride Survivor of Bluffton
bus crash graduates
BLUFFTON, Ohio — Two
deserves.
Haynesworth was indicted in March
by a grand jury on charges of reckless
driving and having an expired registra-
tion for an incident Dec. 13.
Charlotte’s route to title years ago, Tim Berta was fight- Haynesworth was driving a black Ferrari
went through trying times ing to survive head injuries
that left him in a coma follow-
when he tried to pass Edmonson’s car,
which crashed into the concrete median
ing a bus crash that killed five on Interstate 65.
By ROB SHORE Haynesworth signed a seven-year,
SPORTS WRITER Bluffton University baseball $100 million contract with the Redskins
Josh Corr never lost faith, even though there players. on Feb. 27.
were plenty of times throughout the 2009 sea- A year later, he was learning
son that you would not have blamed the to walk and read again. ■ STEELERS CUT LB FOOTE, WHO
Charlotte baseball coach if he had. Now he’s a college graduate WANTS MORE PLAYING TIME: In
Junior Jake Foley didn’t lose the confidence and planning to go to nursing Pittsburgh, the Pittsburgh Steelers
school. released starting inside linebacker Larry
that the Tarpons belonged Foote, a move expected since Foote
in the regional playoffs. As “When they told me I would
Tonight’s Charlotte stumbled into the never do it, that just fueled me,
asked to be traded or cut.
Foote has started every Steelers
game District 5A-12 tournament
by losing three of its last
because if you tell me, ‘You’re
not ever going to do this,’ well,
game for five seasons, including their
Super Bowl victories last season and
REGIONAL four games, senior Dillon I’m going to do it,” he said. after the 2005 season. But he was
PLAYOFFS Vitale wasn’t at all fazed. Doctors didn’t think Berta, unhappy with coming off the field on
Seminole (20-8) It was that sort of 24, of Ida, Mich., would ever passing downs for Lawrence Timmons, a
at Charlotte (18-10), walk again, let alone finish the 2007 first-round draft pick.
7 p.m. resilience that saw the With Timmons ready to start, Foote
Tarpons to the regional four courses he needed to get
told the Steelers last week he wanted to
playoffs for the first time his biology degree. be traded or released. The Steelers cut
since 2005 and saw them win their first district
SUN PHOTO BY ROB SHORE He suffered critical damage him after failing to find a team willing to
title since 2001. That is all the more impressive Junior second baseman Jake Foley throws to first to areas of his brain that con- deal a draft pick for him.
when Corr and others will tell you this group during a drill Monday at Charlotte High School. trol his muscles and speech.
might not even be as good as last year’s team — Foley leads the Tarpons with a .432 batting average He also broke all of his ribs on ■ LAUREN JACKSON RETURNS TO
the top-seed that got bounced out in the first entering tonight’s game against Seminole. the left side, his collarbone and SEATTLE STORM: In Seattle, two-time
a shoulder blade. MVP Lauren Jackson is staying in
round. Charlotte 1-0 in their next game. Seattle.
“We’re staying humble — we learned a lot last ■ Add those to winning the district tourna- He eventually recovered and
An unrestricted free agent for the first
year after starting out 14-0,” Vitale said. “We’re a learned to walk again. He com- time in her career, Jackson signed a
ment after that bumpy run-in.
good team, not a powerhouse like last year.” pleted his degree by taking one-year deal Monday to remain with
Corr thinks the Tarpons’ success is as simple
That says quite a lot when this year’s team classes online. the Storm, who she helped lead to the
as the team having short memories — not let- WNBA title in 2004.
still had players such as Foley (.432, 6 home
ting the bad losses stay with them. With the ■ SPREAD OF SWINE FLU AFFECTS The Australian native and six-time All-
runs), Brad Carlton (.338), Ryan Brnovich (.342 )
and Alec Asher on the mound (6-2, 1.88 ERA). highs this team has experienced this year, PREP EVENTS IN FLA, NM: The spread Star decided to return to Seattle rather
doubt was never a problem, particularly with of the swine flu has affected high than join the Phoenix Mercury. Financial
But if you only look at the team on paper, you school sports in two more states, with terms of the deal were not disclosed,
will not see the whole story. Corr running a steady ship.
New Mexico postponing athletic events but head coach Brian Agler said the
If you ask the players the difference between “I don’t think I ever lost confidence,” Foley and Florida granting athletes pulled one-year contract was Jackson’s wish,
last year’s squad and this year’s district champi- said. “It was all mental for us.” from a state track championship the and that conversations about a multi-
onship team, you will get a myriad of answers. “Coach didn’t get after us after a tough loss,” chance to compete in a separate meet year deal have been positive.
Carlton thinks this year’s team has more heart. Carlton said. “He just said, ‘It doesn’t matter later.
Vitale believes this group is more relaxed. Foley until the district tournament.’ And it paid off.” The swine flu outbreak had already ■ VENUS WILLIAMS MAKES
The payoff tonight is Seminole, a team with a forced the cancellation or postpone- WINNING START AT ITALIAN OPEN: At
thinks this year’s team has more spunk. ment of sporting events across the Rome, Venus Williams needed three sets
Corr has a different answer entirely, though tradition that Corr would dearly love to repli- country last week, affecting everything to win her opening match at the Italian
he agrees last year’s squad had more raw cate. The Warhawks have been to the playoffs from prep contests in Texas and Open, beating Lucie Safarova of the
talent. for the past 12 years and won’t be at all fazed by Alabama to a college baseball road trip Czech Republic 6-2, 4-6, 6-2.
“Were we more talented last season?” Corr the trip to Punta Gorda. in Delaware. “I was OK with the match being a lit-
asked. “Probably. But we didn’t have the ability This week, Florida’s Hillsborough tle longer,” Williams said. “I just I want
But then, that mentality the Tarpons coach County School District closed Freedom to hit balls. In a way, it’s not too bad to
to bounce back from a bad inning or a bad
trumpets comes into play here, too. High School in Tampa and two middle go three sets. “
game.”
“They asked questions about their record, schools because students from those She appeared to take control of the
And there were a few times they needed to do schools are among the five suspected clay-court match in the first set, firing
that. how hard does their pitcher throw, is their No. 4
cases of swine flu in the county. None eight aces and as many winners in 28
■ After an 8-0 loss to Port Charlotte on March hitter a big-time power guy?” Corr said. “But of the cases has been confirmed. minutes.
13, the Tarpons defeated area power Sarasota 8- when the lights come on, the biggest key is Freedom High’s athletic director
7 three days later. playing baseball the same way we’ve been play- decided to cancel all sporting events, ■ KIEFER ADVANCES INTO 2ND
■ The Tarpons responded to a troubling 9-6 ing it.” including participation by about 10 ath- ROUND AT BMW OPEN: At Munich,
letes in the 3A state track meet in sixth-seeded Nicolas Kiefer has beaten
loss to Venice on March 31 by edging Port E-mail: shore@sun-herald.com Orlando on Friday. Ernests Gulbis of Latvia 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 in
The Florida High School Athletic wet conditions to reach the second
| COMMUNITY CALENDAR Association said that athletes who miss
the state meet because of swine flu
concerns would be allowed to compete
round of the BMW Open.
Kiefer was down 3-1 in the second
set when he began his comeback. The
Swimming fundamentals and will include daily competitions and daily
games. Each camper will receive a T-shirt and camp ball. The
in a makeup meet on May 16. Their
results would be compared with those
31-year-old German is playing the clay-
court tournament in Munich for the first
Sign up to swim with the Blue Fins: The Charlotte County cost of the camp is $50 with family discounts available. Week 2 logged during Friday’s 3A meet. time since 2002.
Blue Fins are offering a summer swimming league beginning in is for boys in grades 5-8 and will run from 9 a.m.-noon on June Philipp Kohlschreiber, the 2007
May and running through August. Any child between the ages of 15-18. This camp is designed for the most serious basketball ■ ASTON VILLA BEATS HULL: At champion, also advanced when Bjorn
5-18 is eligible; must be comfortable in the water and able to players and will focus on fundamentals and advanced team play. Birmingham, England, Aston Villa ended Phau had to retire because of a hand
swim one length unassisted. Registration and evaluations are The cost of this camp is $50. Please contact Bill Specht at Port a 12-game winless streak, beating Hull injury while trailing 6-2, 2-1 in an all-
Monday through Thursday from 4:00-5:30 p.m. at the South Charlotte High School at 255-7485 ext. 3107 for flyers and 1-0 Monday in the English Premier German match.
information. League to clinch a berth in next sea- In other first-round matches, Mikhail
County Regional Park pool in Punta Gorda.
son’s Europa League. Youzhni of Russia defeated Ivo Minar of
For more information, call Jeff at 941-661-1080 or visit the John Carew scored his 14th goal of
Charlotte hosting hoops camps: The Charlotte boys basket- the Czech Republic 6-3, 7-6 (5) and
Web site www.CCSwim.org. the season in the 34th minute, helping Jeremy Chardy of France beat Evgeny
ball team will be hosting a series of camps designed to improve
basketball skills. Session 1 is a day camp on June 22-25, where Villa (16-9-10) move into fifth place, Korolev of Russia 6-3, 6-3.
Basketball the emphasis will be improving all facets of basketball. Cost is
$100. Session 2 is a league camp on June 29-July 2 with
two points ahead of Everton (15-9-11).
Hull created few problems for Brad ■ RECRUIT WALL CHARGED WITH
Port Charlotte camps coming up: Port Charlotte High School instruction given on 1-on-1, 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 team concepts. Friedel, Villa’s American goalkeeper. BREAKING AND ENTERING: At Raleigh,
will be hosting two basketball camps this summer. The first is Cost is $50. Session 3 is a shooting camp on July 6-8 where Villa can no longer catch Arsenal (19- N.C., one of the nation’s most sought-
open to boys and girls in grades1-9 and will take place the campers will work on all techniques of shooting. For more infor- 5-11) for fourth but is assured a place after basketball recruits has been
week of June 8-11. Grades 1-5 will run 9-11:30 a.m. and mation, call Charlotte coach Tom Massolio at 941-815-6099. in the successor to the UEFA Cup. Hull charged with a misdemeanor breaking
grades 6-9 will run from 12:30-3 p.m. This camp will focus on — Staff reports (8-17-10) has won just one of its last and entering after police found him
19 games and is in 17th place, three walking out of a vacant house in North
points above the relegation zone with Carolina, police said.
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NBA PLAYOFFS: MAGIC 95, CELTICS 90
Howard, Orlando hold off Boston
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 6.6 seconds left to make it a three- Kendrick Perkins had 16 rebounds Boston
BOSTON — Dwight Howard point game, but J.J. Redick went 4-for- for Boston, but Rondo and Allen both Celtics
returned from his one-game suspen- 4 from the line in the last 14 seconds to went 2 of 12 from the field. The Magic forward Glen
sion to get 16 points and 22 rebounds ice it. had a cold spell of their own in the Davis, right,
Monday night and help the Orlando “We got complacent as a team, fourth quarter, going just 5 of 20 from blocks a
Magic hold off the late-charging stopped doing what we did to get the the field to lose most of a huge lead dunk by
Boston Celtics 95-90 in the opener of lead and against a good Celtics team that had the Boston fans booing. Orlando
the Eastern Conference semifinals. you can’t do that,” Howard said. “I’m Boston had just one day off since Magic center
not happy with the way we ended the eliminating the Chicago Bulls in a Dwight
The Magic opened a 28-point lead
game.” 3
best-of-seven series — 7 ⁄4, actually —
Howard
early in the second half before Boston
during the
cut the deficit to 91-87 in the final 2 Pierce scored 16 of his 23 points in one many consider the best first-
first quarter
minutes. The Celtics had several the second half and Rajon Rondo had round playoff series in NBA history. Monday in
chances to come within one posses- 14 points, 10 rebounds and eight The teams played a record four over- Boston.
sion — the best Ray Allen’s 3-pointer assists. time games and seven overtime peri-
that rimmed out with 43 seconds left. Game 2 is Wednesday night in ods in all — nearly three extra quarters
Paul Pierce made a 3-pointer with Boston. of basketball. AP PHOTO
$20 $1600 $1200
Twilight
before Noon after Noon (after 4pm)
AP PHOTO
With his Cleveland Cavaliers teammates behind him, LeBron James accepts the NBA Most
Valuable Player award during a ceremony at James’ high school, St. Vincent-St. Mary High
School, in Akron, Ohio on Monday.
James grabs MVP
Cavaliers superstar Bryant, last year’s winner, got two first-
place votes and finished with 698 points. May Rates
outraces field for
AM Mon.PM & Weekends
Miami guard Dwyane Wade was third $22 $19
with 680 points and was named first on
NBA’s top award seven ballots. Orlando center Dwight
Howard (328) was fourth followed by New
By TOM WITHERS Orleans guard Chris Paul (192).
ASSOCIATED PRESS The race was never in doubt. It was
AKRON, Ohio — On one of the biggest James all along.
days of his life, LeBron James took the “I’m 24 years old and I’m receiving this
long way home. award, I never thought it would happen
Once inside his hometown’s city limits, this fast,” he said, standing under three
James pulled his high-powered Ferrari off state title banners he helped win for the
I-77 and drove the back roads to St. Fighting Irish. “I never dreamed about
Vincent-St. Mary High School, his alma being MVP but if I said I didn’t enjoy this
,
mater. award I’d be lying. Hard work pays off and
Turning on Maple Street, he went past dreams do come true.”
his first house on Hickory. Then, it was James is the first Cavaliers player to win
past the one on Silver Street, where his the award. He averaged 28.4 points, 7.6
mother, Gloria, began raising him by her- rebounds and 7.2 assists this season, his
self. James visited The Boondocks, where sixth as a pro. He also finished second in
he and his friends first dribbled on the voting for defensive player of the year,
playgrounds. making him perhaps the league’s most
James retraced the steps on Monday. dominant two-way player since Michael
His path to NBA superstardom. Jordan.
An unstoppable offensive force who Along with a trophy, James was given a
became an elite defender this season, new car, which he donated to a local
James claimed the league MVP receiving
, charity.
the award in the gym where he first After learning he won, James knew he
became a star. wanted to share it with family and friends.
“This is a place where all my dreams He knew there was only one place to do it:
started and where I thought they could At his beloved St. V., the school where he
become real,” James said. “There’s really was a high school phenom.
not a better place.” As James — who got a police escort for
The Ohio kid anointed King James as a the final miles — drove up about an hour
teenager has a new crown. before the ceremony in his metallic gray
An MVP vote some expected to be close $225,000 car with W1TNES vanity license
was another slam dunk by James. He plates, a crowd chanting “M-V-P” rushed
received 109 of a possible 121 first-place into the street outside the school.
votes to easily outdistance Kobe Bryant of The scene was more civil later when
the Los Angeles Lakers. James totaled James took the stage and was serenaded
367930
1,172 points in balloting by media mem- by hundreds of students sitting in the
bers in the U.S. and Canada. same bleachers he used to.

28. Sports Page 4 D/E/N/C www.sunnewspapers.net BASEBALL The Sun /Tuesday, May 5, 2009
TWINS 7, ROYALS 3,
TIGERS 2
DETROIT (AP) — Francisco
WHITE SOX 0
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Zack
Don’t we already
Liriano finally has something to
show for regaining his form.
Liriano had a season-high nine
Greinke struck out 10 in a six-hit-
ter and became the majors’ first
six-game winner with his second know all the juicy
A-Rod stuff?
strikeouts and Michael Cuddyer shutout in four starts, leading the
hit a two-run triple in a five-run Kansas City Royals to a 3-0 win
seventh, leading the Minnesota over the Chicago White Sox on
Twins to a 7-2 win over the Monday night.
Detroit Tigers on Monday night. More than 6,500 fans bought By WALLACE MATTHEWS rably sang, “Is that all
Liriano (1-4) allowed four hits, walk-up tickets — pushing the
matching a season low, and two
NEWSDAY there is?”
attendance over 21,000 — to
runs over 7 1-3 innings to snap watch Greinke pitch and he didn’t NEW YORK — There is If so, that is probably
his five-game skid dating to last disappoint. really only one question why Joe Girardi was a lot
season. The right-hander baffled the left that Alex Rodriguez calmer on the subject of
“This was a great night,” he White Sox all night, working inside needs to answer: Why on The Book before last
said. “It’s a big relief to get the and out, up and down, slow and Earth couldn’t you put the night’s game, and why the
first win out of the way. Now I fast. Greinke (6-0) didn’t walk a handful of Yankees who
don’t have to worry about that
toothpaste on the brush
batter, dropped his ERA to 0.40 ventured into their over-
every time I go out there.” and pushed his majors-leading yourself?
AP PHOTO Liriano’s outing was reminis- strikeout total to 54 during his And even that is pretty stuffed pregame club-
cent of his outstanding rookie third complete game of the sea- much irrelevant, because house seemed to be
Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Aaron Hill tries to tag
year. He was 12-3 with a 2.16 son. most of the paste in A- anticipating the immi-
second base as Cleveland Indians shortstop Jhonny ERA in 2006 before pain in his
Peralta slides in on a throwing error on a force attempt A.J. Pierzynski and Scott Rod’s life has already nent landfall of Hurricane
left elbow ended his season, Podsednik each had two hits for been squeezed out of the Alex with a sense of
by Jays third baseman Scott Rolen during the fifth inning leading to Tommy John surgery the White Sox, who had just three
in Toronto on Monday. tube. eagerness rather than
that sidelined him for 2007 and runners reach scoring position
limited him to 14 games last As far as the Yankees dread.
against Greinke and couldn’t over-
LaPorta homers, year. come a shaky start from Bartolo and A-Rod are concerned, “Alex is my friend and I
“It’s good to see Frankie pitch- Colon (2-2). the worst of this ridicu- support him and that’s it,”
ing with a smile again,” Twins Greinke’s streak of not allowing lous soap opera of an Jorge Posada said.
Indians win in 12th
manager Ron Gardenhire said. an earned run ended at 43 extended offseason is “Besides, we need our
The Tigers, meanwhile, were innings his last outing, when he over. The book, “A-Rod: cleanup hitter back. We
somber about their lackluster gave up two to Toronto. He still think he’s gonna make
results at the plate. The Many Lives of Alex
won the game, striking out eight in Rodriguez,” has been our lineup more bal-
TORONTO (AP) — Naturally, trade for CC Sabathia. LaPorta “We haven’t gotten our offense seven innings, and was even bet-
when Matt LaPorta hit his first was called up from Triple-A on rolling yet,” manager Jim Leyland ter against Chicago. released, the rehab anced. I mean, Alex is a
major league hit, it went a long Saturday and made his major said. “We’ve got too many guys Greinke started off by throwing assignment after hip special player and we’re
way. league debut Sunday. not swinging well.” a 72 mph curveball and a 96 surgery is just about com- all looking forward to
Out of the park, in fact. Tallet gave up a bunt single One of those players is Magglio mph fastball on consecutive pitch- plete, and the Yankees having him back.”
But the former Charlotte High to Ben Francisco, a double to Ordonez, who went 0-for-4 to es to Jayson Nix in the first inning,
Sizemore and an RBI fielder’s could have their cleanup Girardi, who on Sunday
standout’s homer wasn’t drop his average to .242 this sea- then blew away Alexei Ramirez in
enough to keep the Indians choice by Cabrera, giving the hitter back as early as expressed his distaste for
son. He had a .317 batting aver- the third with a fastball below the
from going into extra innings. Indians a 3-2 lead. age with 103 RBIs last season Friday. “books like that,” Monday
chin, a knee-buckling curveball
Josh Barfield singled home Toronto reclaimed the lead in and hit an AL-best .363 two years and two more pitches for the Best of all for them, tried to make light of
the go-ahead run in the 12th the bottom half on a two-out, ago. strikeout. what had loomed as yet what was an awkward
inning and the Cleveland two-run single by Wells, chasing “It’s not frustrating,” Ordonez Greinke made short work of Jim another major clubhouse moment. Asked if he felt
Indians beat the Toronto Blue Indians starter Fausto Carmona. said. “I just need to hit.” Thome during Ks in the middle distraction, the release of “an obligation” to read
Jays 9-7 on Monday night. Carmona allowed four runs Miguel Cabrera is doing his innings, then got Chicago’s slugger a blockbuster expose on the book, Girardi said,
2
Mark DeRosa opened the and eight hits in 6 ⁄3 innings. He part. He hit a solo homer in the to pop up for the final out, joining
walked one and struck out sixth inning — his sixth this sea- the world’s most scruti- “Actually, I was in line at
12th with a double to right off Brett Saberhagen (1987) and
Shawn Camp (0-1). One out three. son — and has a .391 batting nized professional ath- the bookstore today when
Jose Lima (2003) as the only I got a call from Cash say-
later, Luis Valbuena walked and Tallet gave up three runs and average to rank among the AL pitchers in franchise history to win lete, is likely to be a fizzle,
Barfield followed with a single five hits a career-high seven leaders. their first six decisions. a one-day story that ing I had to come to the
up the middle, scoring DeRosa. innings. He walked three and Detroit’s Edwin Jackson (1-2) Colon wasn’t nearly as efficient. Rodriguez should be able Stadium.”
Grady Sizemore capped the struck out five. worked six-plus innings, setting The big right-hander, who’s to put away easier than Waiting a beat for the
rally with a two-out, two-run season highs with five earned been so good at Cellular Field, he disposes of a Triple-A laugh, he continued: “No,
double into the right-field cor- INDIANS 9, BLUE JAYS 7, 12 INNINGS runs and seven strikeouts. struggled again in a road start,
Liriano won for the first time pitcher. I don’t feel the need to
ner. working deep into just about every After all, how much of read it. My relationship
Rafael Betancourt (1-1)
Cleveland
Sizemore cf
AB
7
R H BI BB SO Avg.
0 2 2 0 1 .243
since Sept. 21, 2008, against count. He threw 98 pitches — 58
pitched two innings for the win. Tampa Bay and had nine strike- an expose can you do on with Alex is face to face,
A.Cabrera 2b-ss 7 1 2 2 0 1 .315 for strikes — in five innings, allow-
Jensen Lewis came on after V.Martinez c 5 1 1 1 1 0 .379 outs for the first time since a start ing seven hits and three runs, two a man intent on exposing his words and my words,
Choo rf 4 0 1 1 1 0 .261
Rafael Perez gave up three hits DeRosa 3b-1b 6 1 2 0 0 2 .241 earlier that month against Detroit. earned, with seven strikeouts. himself first? not third-person words,
in the bottom of the 12th, Peralta ss-3b 5 0 0 0 1 1 .198 “He’s very firm for a left-hander Colon hasn’t allowed an earned I confess I haven’t read and that’s the important
including an RBI single to Rod
Garko 1b 5 1 2 0 0 0 .302 at 91, 92,” Leyland said. “His run in 13 innings at home, but Selena Roberts’ book thing to me.”
3-Valbuena pr-2b 0 1 0 0 1 0 .000
Barajas, and got his first save nasty slider, that’s been his has given up 12 in 14 2-3 innings
LaPorta lf
b-Dellucci ph
3
1
1 1 2 0 0 .143
0 1 0 0 0 .538 bread-and-butter pitch over the cover to cover, but having It seems Girardi and the
by striking out Aaron Hill with 2-Barfield pr-lf 2 2 2 1 0 0 1.000 away from Chicago. plenty of time to thumb rest of the Yankees may
runners at first and third. B.Francisco dh 5 1 1 0 0 0 .236
years. It looks like he’s throwing Kansas City scored the
not quite as hard as he used to, through Kat O’Brien’s have the opportunity to
Cleveland’s first extra-inning Totals 50 9 15 9 4 5 unearned run in the second
but he’s very good.” inning, when Podsednik bobbled copy during the nearly go face to face with A-Rod
win of the season came after a
wild ninth inning when both Toronto AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Alberto Callaspo’s single in right, 21⁄2-hour delay before the as early as this weekend
Scutaro ss 6 2 1 0 1 1 .262 TWINS 7, TIGERS 2 start of last night’s in Baltimore after playing
teams came within a strike of A.Hill 2b 6 2 2 0 0 2 .360 allowing Jose Guillen to score.
victory only to blow the save. Rios rf 6 1 2 0 0 1 .267 Minnesota AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Yankees-Red Sox game at seven innings in the field
V.Wells cf 6 0 2 2 0 2 .288 Span cf-lf 5 0 4 1 0 0 .323 ROYALS 3, WHITE SOX 0
Leading 4-3 to begin the Lind lf 4 0 2 1 0 0 .318 A.Casilla 2b 5 0 1 2 0 1 .163 the Stadium, I can tell you and going 1-for-6 with a
ninth, Toronto handed the ball 1-Bautista pr-lf 2 0 1 2 0 1 .326 Mauer c 5 0 0 0 0 2 .467 Chicago AB R H BI BB SO Avg. that it was a lot like going home run Monday in
Rolen 3b 5 2 2 0 1 0 .312 Morneau 1b 4 1 1 0 0 1 .324 Getz 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .311
to right-hander Brandon League Overbay 1b 6 0 1 0 0 1 .239 Kubel dh 3 2 1 0 1 2 .295 J.Nix 3b-rf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .429 to a movie because you Clearwater.
because closer Scott Downs Barajas c 5 0 1 2 0 0 .333 Crede 3b 4 1 1 1 0 0 .227 Quentin lf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .233
liked the trailer. “So much of it depends
had pitched in three straight Snider dh 3 0 0 0 0 1 .219 Cuddyer rf 3 0 2 3 1 1 .267 Thome dh 4 0 0 0 0 2 .224
a-Millar ph-dh 2 0 1 0 0 1 .341 Delm.Young lf 2 1 0 0 0 1 .266 Konerko 1b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .300 And then, finding out on how he feels and when
games. Pierzynski c 3 0 2 0 0 1 .284
Asdrubal Cabrera gave
4-Jo.McDonald pr-dh1
Totals 52
0 1 0 0 0
7 16 7 2 10
.200 Gomez cf
Punto ss
1
4
1 1 0 0 0
1 0 0 0 2
.213
.211 Al.Ramirez ss 3 0 1 0 0 1 .214 the trailer contained all he believes he’s ready,”
League his second blown save, Totals 36 7 11 7 2 10 Podsednik rf-cf 3 0 2 0 0 0 .267 the best parts. Girardi said. “Friday is a
Cleveland 000000303003—9 15 1 Lillibridge cf 2 0 0 0 0 1 .167
tying it 4-all with a two-out, Toronto 011000202001—7 16 2 Detroit AB R H BI BB SO Avg. a-Betemit ph-3b 1 0 0 0 0 1 .310 All the good, juicy stuff definite possibility. When
two-strike single that scored Granderson cf 3 0 0 0 1 2 .262 Totals 31 0 6 0 0 10 came out in February, he feels he’s ready, we’ll
b-singled for LaPorta in the 9th. Polanco 2b 4 0 1 0 0 1 .265
David Dellucci. Victor Martinez 1-ran for Lind in the 7th. 2-ran for Dellucci in the Ordonez rf 4 0 0 1 0 0 .242 Kansas City AB R H BI BB SO Avg. when A-Rod kinda sorta probably take him back.”
followed with an RBI double 9th. 3-ran for Garko in the 10th. 4-ran for Millar in the Mi.Cabrera 1b 3 1 1 1 1 0 .391 Crisp cf
DeJesus lf
5
4
0 0 0 0 1 .230
1 2 1 0 1 .253 acknowledged having Probably? That’s like
10th. C.Guillen lf 4 0 1 0 0 2 .200
and he scored on a base hit by E—DeRosa (5), Rolen (4), A.Hill (5). LOB— Laird c 4 0 0 0 0 1 .254 Teahen 3b 4 1 1 0 0 1 .286 used steroids for at least a saying the Yankees will
Shin-Soo Choo. Cleveland 11, Toronto 13. 2B—Sizemore 2 (8), Inge 3b 4 0 0 0 0 2 .301 J.Guillen rf 2 1 1 0 2 0 .298
three-year period of his probably charge for park-
Raburn dh 2 0 0 0 1 1 .077 1-Maier pr-rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .182
Toronto answered with two V.Martinez (8),DeRosa (6),Lind (9),Rolen 2 (5),Millar
runs in the bottom half against
(5). HR—LaPorta (1), off Tallet. RBIs—Sizemore 2 (21), Everett ss 3 1 1 0 0 2 .273 Butler 1b
Jacobs dh
4
3
0 1 1 0 1 .241
0 2 0 1 0 .244
career. ing or that A-Rod will
A.Cabrera 2 (13),V.Martinez (14), Choo (13), LaPorta Totals 31 2 4 2 3 11
Cleveland closer Kerry Wood. 2 (2), Barfield (1), V.Wells 2 (18), Lind (24), Bautista Callaspo 2b 3 0 1 0 1 0 .378 What’s left over is the probably make another
Olivo c 4 0 1 0 0 3 .211
With two outs and runners at 2 (4), Barajas 2 (15). SB—Choo (6), Rios (3). S— Minnesota
Detroit
010 000 501 — 7 11 0
000 001 010 — 2 4 0 Aviles ss 4 0 1 0 0 1 .216
equivalent of discovering off-the-field headline
B.Francisco. SF—Barajas.
second and third, Jose Bautista Runners left in scoring position—Cleveland 7 Totals 33 3 10 2 4 8 a felon also has some before the nine remaining
sent it to extra innings by lining (DeRosa 2, Sizemore 3, Choo, A.Cabrera); Toronto 6
(Lind, Overbay 2, Rolen, Scutaro,A.Hill).
LOB—Minnesota 5, Detroit 5. 2B—Kubel (8),
Crede (5), Gomez (4), Polanco (11). 3B—Cuddyer (2). Chicago 000 000 000 — 0 6 1 overdue library books. years on his $275-million
Wood’s 2-2 pitch into left-cen- Runners moved up—V.Martinez, A.Hill, Rios, HR—Mi.Cabrera (6), off Liriano. RBIs—Span (14), Kansas City 012 000 00x — 3 10 0 I mean, all of us who contract are up.
ter for a two-run single. Overbay 2. GIDP—V.Martinez, Peralta. A.Casilla 2 (4), Crede (7), Cuddyer 3 (13), Ordonez
a-struck out for Lillibridge in the 8th. have covered his Yankees But for now, Alex
DP—Toronto 2 (Scutaro, A.Hill, Overbay), (A.Hill, (12), Mi.Cabrera (18).
The Blue Jays took a 2-0 lead Scutaro, Overbay). Runners left in scoring position—Minnesota 1 1-ran for J.Guillen in the 7th. tenure already knew he Rodriguez will have to
on Barajas’ sacrifice fly in the (Morneau); Detroit 3 (Everett 2, Mi.Cabrera). E—Podsednik (1). LOB—Chicago 4, Kansas City
make headlines where the
Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Runners moved up—Punto, Ordonez. GIDP— 10. 2B—J.Nix (1), Podsednik (1), Jacobs (6). HR— was an egotistic, insecure
second and Adam Lind’s RBI DeJesus (3), off Colon. RBIs—DeJesus (14), Butler
double in the third.
Carmona
Sipp
62⁄3
11⁄3
8
1
4
0
4
0
1
0
3
2
96 6.11
16 0.00
A.Casilla, Delm.Young.
DP—Detroit 2 (E.Jackson, Mi.Cabrera, Everett), (10). CS—Podsednik (1), Olivo (1). narcissist, which didn’t Yankees are paying him
Toronto left-hander Brian K.Wood BS, 1-6 1 2 2 2 1 1 23 7.20 (Inge, Polanco, Mi.Cabrera). Runners left in scoring position—Chicago 3 (J.Nix, particularly make him to, in their lineup.
R.Betancourt W, 1-1 2 2 0 0 0 3 34 5.14 Betemit, Thome); Kansas City 5 (Aviles, Olivo 2,
Tallet didn’t give up a hit R.Perez H, 3 1
⁄3 3 1 1 0 0 13 13.94 Minnesota IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Callaspo, Jacobs). stand out in any room of “We all just need to talk
through the first six innings but J.Lewis S, 1-4 2
⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 5 5.40 Liriano W, 1-4 71⁄3 4 2 2 3 9 103 5.30 Runners moved up—J.Guillen, Butler. GIDP— highly paid professional about baseball now,”
Toronto IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Guerrier 12⁄3 0 0 0 0 2 14 3.68 Podsednik.
was roughed up in the seventh. Tallet 7 4 3 3 3 5 94 5.83 Detroit IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA DP—Kansas City 1 (Aviles, Callaspo, Butler). athletes. Posada said. “Yankee base-
Ryan Garko ended the no-hit League BS, 2-2 2 5 3 3 0 0 28 5.17 E.Jackson L, 1-2 6 7 5 5 2 7 105 3.08 So he’s a lousy tipper of ball and that’s all. When
Frasor 2
⁄3 2 0 0 0 0 14 0.00 Lyon 1
⁄3 0 1 1 0 0 2 5.11 Chicago IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
bid with a one-out single up the B.Murphy 1
⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 1 2.35 Rapada 1 2 0 0 0 2 22 7.71 Colon L, 2-2 5 7 3 2 3 7 98 4.05 money, an (allegedly) Alex gets here, that’s all he
middle and LaPorta followed Camp L, 0-1 2 4 3 3 1 0 31 4.85 Perry 12⁄3 2 1 1 0 1 27 3.48 Richard 3 3 0 0 1 1 40 4.80
accomplished tipper of needs to do, talk baseball
with a two-run homer to right, Kansas City IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
tying the game at 2. Inherited runners-scored—Sipp 1-0, J.Lewis 2-0, E.Jackson pitched to 4 batters in the 7th. Greinke W, 6-0 9 6 0 0 0 10 104 0.40 signs, and too pampered and play baseball.”
B.Murphy 2-0. HBP—by Carmona (A.Hill), by Tallet Inherited runners-scored—Guerrier 2-1, Lyon 1-0,
LaPorta, a former first-round (Choo).WP—Tallet. Rapada 2-2. HBP—by Lyon (Delm.Young). IBB—off Colon (Callaspo). to be bothered loading That is, until he starts
draft pick by Milwaukee, was Umpires—Home, Bill Welke; First, Tim Welke; Umpires—Home, Brian Gorman; First, C.B. Umpires—Home,Tom Hallion; First, Jerry Crawford;
Second, Phil Cuzzi; Third,Todd Tichenor.
his own toothbrush. As providing material for the
Second, Scott Barry; Third,Angel Hernandez. Bucknor; Second, Mike Everitt; Third, Gerry Davis.
dealt to Cleveland in last year’s T—3:59.A—15,295 (49,539). T—2:41.A—21,298 (41,255). T—2:19.A—21,843 (38,177). Peggy Lee once memo- next book.

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BREWERS 7, NATIONALS 9, CUBS 4, METS 6, PHILLIES 6, off-balance steps after making the
catch and had the presence of
PIRATES 4 ASTROS 4 GIANTS 2 BRAVES 4 CARDINALS 1 mind to take the ball out of his
glove before attempting to brace
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Rickie WASHINGTON (AP) — Adam PITTSBURGH (AP) — Rickie ATLANTA (AP) — Carlos Beltran hit ST. LOUIS (AP) — Ryan Howard himself with his left arm. Still, his
Weeks hit a tiebreaking, three-run Dunn delivered a two-run single Weeks hit a tiebreaking, three-run a pair of two-run homers, David hit his seventh career grand slam, head appeared to absorb most of
homer in the ninth after a suppos- during a five-run sixth inning, Ryan homer in the ninth after a suppos- Wright added a two-run shot of his tying Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt the blow when he smacked into
edly unavailable Ryan Braun tied it Zimmerman matched a career high edly unavailable Ryan Braun tied it own and the New York Mets beat the for the Philadelphia Phillies the fence.
an inning earlier with a two-run with four hits and the Washington an inning earlier with a two-run Atlanta Braves 6-4 Monday night to record, in a 6-1 victory over the Ankiel stayed flat on his back
double, help- Nationals rallied to beat the double, help- match their 2008 total for wins at St. Louis for several minutes as teammates
ing the Houston Astros 9-4 on Monday ing the Turner Field. Cardinals on gathered around him, and the
Milwaukee night. Milwaukee The Mets, who went 1-8 in Atlanta Monday night game was delayed about 15 min-
Brewers rally Zimmerman’s first-inning single Brewers rally last season, improved to 30-63 at that included utes as a hush fell over Busch
for a 7-4 vic- extended his Nationals-record hit- for a 7-4 vic- Turner Field since the start of the a frightening Stadium.
tory over the ting streak to 22 games. It’s the tory over the 1998 season. injury to Rick Ankiel was placed in a neck
Pittsburgh longest in the majors this season. Pittsburgh Beltran, hitting .400, was 2 for 3 Ankiel. brace and strapped to a gurney
Pirates on Elijah Dukes had three RBIs and Pirates on with a walk in New York’s first visit to The before being carted off the field
Monday night. Zimmerman drove in two runs for Monday night. Atlanta this year.The two homers Cardinals’ accompanied by Paletta and
The Brewers Washington, which won consecutive The Brewers gave him four this season. outfielder trainer Barry Weinberg. As he was
scored six games for only the second time scored six John Maine (2-2) earned his sec- crashed wheeled off the field, Ankiel
GALLARDO runs in the this season. The Nationals had a DEMPSTER runs in the ond consecutive win despite setting a HOWARD headfirst into flashed a thumbs-up sign.
final two season-best 15 hits. final two career high with six walks. Francisco the fence
innings to earn their 16th consecu- John Lannan (1-3) worked six innings to earn their 16th consecu- Rodriguez pitched a perfect ninth for after chasing down a line drive to PHILLIES 6, CARDINALS 1
tive victory over Pittsburgh. It’s the innings, allowing four runs — three tive victory over Pittsburgh. It’s the his sixth save. the gap in the eighth inning. He Philadelphia AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
longest winning streak in the earned — on nine hits and two longest winning streak in the Javier Vazquez (2-3) gave up a flashed a thumbs-up sign as he Rollins ss 5 1 1 0 0 0 .200
majors by one team against anoth- walks. majors by one team against anoth- season-high six runs in 6 2-3 was carted off the field strapped Victorino cf 5 1 1 0 0 3 .283
Utley 2b 2 1 1 0 1 0 .346
er since the Diamondbacks took Kaz Matsui had two RBIs and er since the Diamondbacks took innings. Chipper Jones homered for to a gurney and wearing a neck Howard 1b 3 2 2 4 1 1 .293
16 in a row from the Reds from Carlos Lee added three hits for 16 in a row from the Reds from Atlanta. brace. Werth rf 4 1 2 2 0 1 .262
2001-03. Houston. 2001-03. Vazquez allowed seven hits, includ- St. Louis manager Tony La Ibanez lf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .344
Feliz 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .321
The Pirates led 3-1 in the eighth The Nationals erased a 4-2 The Pirates led 3-1 in the eighth ing the three homers — each to cen- Russa said after the game that Ruiz c 4 0 1 0 0 0 .235
behind Paul Maholm, only to tie it deficit with a five-run sixth. Wesley behind Paul Maholm, only to tie it ter field.The Braves led the major Ankiel was taken to a hospital for Blanton p 3 0 0 0 0 3 .167
when Braun — who wasn’t in Wright (1-1) loaded the bases on when Braun — who wasn’t in leagues with only 11 homers allowed evaluation. Dr. George Paletta, the
S.Eyre p
Madson p
0
0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
—-
—-
Pittsburgh when the game began — a walk to Anderson Hernandez, Pittsburgh when the game began — before facing the Mets. team physician, told La Russa the c-Dobbs ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .143
doubled to right. Braun underwent Cristian Guzman’s one-out single doubled to right. Braun underwent New York left-hander Oliver Perez outfielder showed signs of Durbin p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500
Totals 35 6 8 6 2 11
an MRI exam in Milwaukee earlier and a walk to Nick Johnson. Felipe an MRI exam in Milwaukee earlier was tied for the National League lead whiplash and had signs of puffi-
in the day, flew to Pittsburgh and Paulino relieved and walked in the day, flew to Pittsburgh and with 21 walks when he was sent to ness in his face. St. Louis AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
was cleared to play. He gave the Zimmerman before allowing a go- was cleared to play. He gave the the bullpen on Monday. Maine is not Joe Blanton (1-2) allowed a run Schumaker 2b 5 0 1 0 0 1 .262
Thurston 3b 5 0 3 1 0 0 .303
Brewers a lift in a game in which ahead, two-run single by Dunn. Brewers a lift in a game in which far off the lead with 18 walks, includ- in six innings for his first win since Pujols 1b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .344
they had done little until then. Dukes’ RBI single up the middle they had done little until then. ing four in the first two innings. Sept. 26 while giving Duncan lf 4 0 0 0 0 0 .296
Pittsburgh regained the lead at made it 6-4. Pittsburgh regained the lead at Maine gave up three hits and Philadelphia’s rotation only its
Ludwick rf
Ankiel cf
3
2
0 1 0 1 0 .282
0 0 0 0 1 .247
4-3 in its half of the eighth on Austin Kearns was hit by a pitch 4-3 in its half of the eighth on three runs in six innings. He had a fifth win this year. Jayson Werth Rasmus cf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .266
rookie Jason Jaramillo’s RBI dou- to load the bases again and, after rookie Jason Jaramillo’s RBI dou- season-high seven strikeouts. added a two-run shot for the Y.Molina c 4 0 0 0 0 0 .313
ble, but closer Matt Capps — ble, but closer Matt Capps — B.Thompson p 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000
a popup by Jesus Flores, Paulino The Braves took a 3-0 lead in the Phillies, who chased Kyle Lohse T.Greene ss 3 0 0 0 0 1 .083
roughed up for the second succes- walked Hernandez to force in roughed up for the second succes- second against Maine, who issued (3-1) with one out in the fifth for Lohse p 0 1 0 0 0 0 .273
sive day — quickly gave the lead another run. sive day — quickly gave the lead three walks in the inning. his shortest outing since Aug. 12, T.Miller p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —-
a-K.Greene ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .212
back. Jason Kendall and Craig Houston took a 1-0 lead in the back. Jason Kendall and Craig With one out and the bases 2008. Boyer p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —-
Counsell singled, Corey Hart first on Lance Berkman’s RBI dou- Counsell singled, Corey Hart loaded, shortstop Jose Reyes fielded Joe Thurston had three hits and b-Barden ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .341
walked and J.J. Hardy hit a sacrifice ble. walked and J.J. Hardy hit a sacrifice Vazquez’s grounder and flipped to an RBI for the Cardinals, who D.Reyes p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —-
McClellan p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —-
fly to tie it. Matsui’s two-run double sparked fly to tie it. Luis Castillo for one out as Jeff have lost two straight at home Franklin p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —-
After running the count full, a three-run rally in the fifth. Matsui After running the count full, Francoeur scored from third. Castillo’s after winning nine in a row. LaRue c 1 0 0 0 0 0 .417
Capps (0-2) repeatedly attempted Capps (0-2) repeatedly attempted Totals 33 1 5 1 2 3
scored on Michael Bourn’s double throw to first was wild, allowing Howard hit a 1-1 pitch from
a pickoff throw designed to make to center, but Bourn was thrown a pickoff throw designed to make Brandon Jones to score on the error. Lohse well over the right-field wall, Philadelphia 000 240 000 — 6 8 1
the runner on third take off, only to out trying to reach third. the runner on third take off, only to Yunel Escobar added a run-scoring an estimated 428 feet, for his fifth St. Louis 001 000 000 — 1 5 0
have Weeks hit the ball deep into Washington finally got to Astros have Weeks hit the ball deep into single after Maine’s third walk of the homer in the fifth inning to put a-flied out for T.Miller in the 5th. b-grounded into a
the left-field bleachers for his sixth starter Brian Moehler in the fifth, the left-field bleachers for his sixth inning. the Phillies ahead 6-1. It was his fielder’s choice for Boyer in the 6th. c-lined out for
homer after he finally threw home. scoring twice on two-out singles by homer after he finally threw home. The Mets took the lead on four second slam of the season after Madson in the 9th.
E—Utley (3). LOB—Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 10.
Mike DiFelice (3-0) won it Dukes and Kearns. Mike DiFelice (3-0) won it hits, including two-run homers by connecting off the Nationals’ 2B—Werth (7), Thurston 2 (7). HR—Werth (3), off
despite giving up Jaramillo’s dou- Moehler, activated from the 15- despite giving up Jaramillo’s dou- Beltran and Wright, in the sixth. Shairon Martis last Monday in Lohse; Howard (5), off Lohse. RBIs—Howard 4 (19),
ble, with Trevor Hoffman pitching day disabled list before the game ble, with Trevor Hoffman pitching Beltran’s shot drove in Daniel Murphy, Philadelphia, and it came only Werth 2 (13),Thurston (13).
Runners left in scoring position—Philadelphia 2
the ninth for his fourth save in four after missing three starts because the ninth for his fourth save in four who led off the inning with a single. three pitches after Lohse got a (Werth, Feliz); St. Louis 5 (Pujols, Barden 2, Duncan,
opportunities. of a sprained right knee, allowed opportunities. Wright’s homer drove in Carlos visit from trainer Barry Weinberg Thurston).
The Pirates took the 3-1 lead The Pirates took the 3-1 lead Runners moved up—Schumaker 2, LaRue.
two runs and eight hits in five Delgado, who had a single to left in for an undisclosed ailment.
against Yovani Gallardo, who gave innings. He walked two and struck against Yovani Gallardo, who gave his return from a sore right hip. Howard, who was born in St. Philadelphia IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
up only two hits over eight shutout out five. up only two hits over eight shutout Louis and attended Missouri State Blanton W, 1-2 6 4 1 1 2 3 103 6.84
S.Eyre 1 1 0 0 0 0 11 8.31
innings, struck out 11 and home- innings, struck out 11 and home- University, is batting .383 (23 for Madson 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 3.00
red for the only run in beating NATIONALS 9, ASTROS 4 red for the only run in beating METS 6, BRAVES 4 60) with seven homers and 28 Durbin 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 4.20
them 1-0 on Wednesday. them 1-0 on Wednesday. RBIs at 4-year-old Busch St. Louis IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Houston AB R H BI BB SO Avg. New York AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Lohse L, 3-1 41⁄3 7 6 6 2 4 89 3.22
K.Matsui 2b 3 2 2 2 1 1 .266 Jos.Reyes ss 4 1 1 0 1 0 .257 Stadium. He and the Cardinals’ T.Miller 2
⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 9 4.91
BREWERS 7, PIRATES 4 Bourn cf 4 0 1 1 0 0 .299 CUBS 4, GIANTS 2 Dan.Murphy lf 4 1 1 0 1 0 .316 Albert Pujols, who was 0 for 3 Boyer 1
2
0 0 0 0 1 10 12.00
Berkman 1b 4 0 2 1 0 0 .198 Fr.Rodriguez p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- D.Reyes ⁄3 1 0 0 0 2 12 2.35
Milwaukee AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Ca.Lee lf 4 0 3 0 0 0 .295 San Francisco AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Beltran cf 3 2 2 4 1 1 .400 with a walk, each have two grand McClellan 1
⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 5 3.00
Hart rf 4 2 2 0 1 2 .278 Tejada ss 4 0 0 0 0 0 .286 F.Lewis lf 3 1 1 0 1 1 .312 Delgado 1b 4 1 1 0 0 2 .250 slams to tie for the major league Franklin 1 0 0 0 0 1 10 0.00
Pence rf 3 0 0 0 1 0 .300 D.Wright 3b 4 1 2 2 0 1 .293 B.Thompson 1 0 0 0 0 1 11 5.87
Hardy ss
Weeks 2b
3
5
1 1 1 1 0
1 2 3 0 2
.167
.276 Keppinger 3b 3 1 1 0 0 0 .364
Renteria ss
Sandoval 3b
4 1 1 0 0 1
4 0 2 1 0 1
.250
.322 Church rf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .286
lead.
Fielder 1b 5 1 2 1 0 2 .256 F.Paulino p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .167 B.Molina c 4 0 1 1 0 1 .295 R.Castro c 4 0 0 0 0 1 .243 The Phillies have hit four grand Inherited runners-scored—T.Miller 1-0, McClellan
M.Cameron cf 4 0 0 0 1 0 .307 Fulchino p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- Rowand cf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .227 Castillo 2b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .344 slams overall and are an NL-best 1-0. HBP—by Durbin (T.Greene), by Blanton (Lohse,
Hall lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .293 b-Erstad ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .160 Winn rf 3 0 0 0 1 2 .209 Maine p 2 0 0 0 0 2 .000 Ankiel), by Lohse (Utley).
Duffy lf 2 0 0 0 0 1 .111 Towles c 4 1 1 0 0 1 .250 Ishikawa 1b 3 0 0 0 1 1 .210 a-Cora ph 1 0 1 0 0 0 .321 14 for 27 with the bases loaded, Umpires—Home, Jim Wolf; First, Brian O’Nora;
a-Braun ph-lf 1 0 1 2 0 0 .322 Moehler p 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Burriss 2b 2 0 0 0 0 0 .211 Parnell p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- while leading the majors with 11 Second, Fieldin Culbreth; Third, Chad Fairchild.
McGehee 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .154 W.Wright p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- J.Miller p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- Putz p
c-Sheffield ph
0
0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 1 0 .176
—- bases-loaded walks and 46 RBIs. T—2:41.A—35,990 (43,975).
Kendall c 4 1 2 0 0 0 .205 Blum 3b 2 0 0 0 0 0 .288 a-Schierholtz ph 1 0 1 0 0 0 .296
Gallardo p 3 0 0 0 0 2 .267 Totals 33 4 10 4 2 2 Howry p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- Reed lf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .273 Lohse pitched for the Phillies in
DiFelice p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- c-Aurilia ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .192 Totals 34 6 8 6 4 9 the 2007 playoffs, then signed a
c-Counsell ph 1 1 1 0 0 0 .297 Washington AB R H BI BB SO Avg. J.Sanchez p 1 0 0 0 0 1 .000 free-agent deal with the Cardinals
Hoffman p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- C.Guzman ss 6 2 2 0 0 0 .368 Velez 2b 2 0 0 0 0 1 .118
Totals 37 7 11 7 3 10 N.Johnson 1b 4 1 0 0 2 1 .326 Totals 32 2 6 2 3 11 Atlanta AB R H BI BB SO Avg. during spring training in 2008.
Zimmerman 3b 4 3 4 2 1 0 .333 K.Johnson 2b 4 0 0 0 1 0 .208 Blanton, who entered with an
Pittsburgh AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Dunn lf 3 2 1 2 2 1 .300 Chicago AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Escobar ss 3 0 1 1 1 1 .291
Morgan lf 5 0 0 0 0 1 .295 Mock p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- A.Soriano lf 5 1 1 0 0 2 .274 C.Jones 3b 3 1 1 1 1 0 .296 8.41 ERA, allowed four hits in six
F.Sanchez 2b 5 1 2 0 0 0 .330 Dukes cf 5 0 3 3 0 2 .299 Theriot ss 3 1 1 2 1 0 .323 Kotchman 1b 4 0 1 0 0 1 .287 innings and worked out of a cou-
McLouth cf 5 0 3 1 0 0 .306 Kearns rf
Flores c
4 0 2 1 0 1 .267
5 0 1 0 0 2 .288
Bradley rf 3 0 1 0 0 0 .130 Francoeur rf
B.Jones lf
4
2
1 1 0 0 1
1 1 0 2 1
.283
.308
ple of jams. The Cardinals left two
Ad.LaRoche 1b 4 1 0 0 1 1 .264 D.Lee 1b 1 1 0 0 3 0 .207
Moss rf 4 0 1 1 0 0 .200 A.Hernandez 2b 3 1 2 1 2 0 .317 Ar.Ramirez 3b 3 0 0 0 1 1 .333 D.Ross c 2 0 0 0 1 2 .270 on twice and then left the bases
An.LaRoche 3b 4 1 1 1 0 0 .250 Lannan p 2 0 0 0 0 1 .200 Soto c 3 0 1 1 1 0 .167 Schafer cf 4 0 0 0 0 3 .247 loaded in the sixth.
R.Vazquez ss 3 1 1 0 1 1 .186 a-Belliard ph 2 0 0 0 0 0 .154 Re.Johnson cf 3 0 0 1 0 1 .233 J.Vazquez p 2 1 0 1 0 1 .000
Jaramillo c 4 0 2 1 0 0 .308 Hanrahan p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- Miles 2b 4 1 1 0 0 1 .190 O’Flaherty p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —-
Ankiel ran full speed to track
Maholm p 2 0 0 0 1 2 .091 W.Harris lf 0 0 0 0 1 0 .211 Dempster p 3 0 0 0 0 3 .000 b-Norton ph 0 0 0 0 1 0 .125 down Pedro Feliz’s drive and
Yates p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- Totals 38 9 15 9 8 8 Marmol p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- Moylan p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- couldn’t stop himself from slam-
Grabow p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- b-Hoffpauir ph 0 0 0 0 1 0 .324 Bennett p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —-
b-Delw.Young ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .375 Houston 100 030 000 — 4 10 0 Gregg p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- d-Infante ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .360 ming into the padded outfield
Capps p 0 0 0 0 0 0 —- Washington 000 025 20x — 9 15 1 Totals 28 4 5 4 7 8 Totals 29 4 5 3 7 10 wall.
1
Totals 37 4 10 4 3 5
New York 000 004 200 — 6 8 1
The converted pitcher took 2 ⁄2
a-flied out for Lannan in the 6th. b-grounded out San Francisco 000 002 000 — 2 6 0
Milwaukee 100 000 024 — 7 11 0 for Fulchino in the 9th. Chicago 120 010 00x — 4 5 0 Atlanta 030 000 010 — 4 5 0
18 HOLES & FREE LUNCH,
Pittsburgh 010 110 010 — 4 10 0 E—N.Johnson (3). LOB—Houston 5, Washington
14. 2B—K.Matsui (3), Bourn (4), Berkman (3), Ca.Lee a-singled for J.Miller in the 7th. b-walked for a-singled for Maine in the 7th. b-walked for
a-doubled for Duffy in the 8th. b-flied out for (7), Zimmerman 2 (11), Flores (3). RBIs—K.Matsui 2 Marmol in the 8th. c-flied out for Howry in the 9th. O’Flaherty in the 7th. c-walked for Putz in the 9th. d-
Grabow in the 8th. c-singled for DiFelice in the 9th.
LOB—Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh 9. 2B—Hart (7),
Braun (5),F.Sanchez 2 (12),Jaramillo 2 (7).3B—Moss
(11), Bourn (7), Berkman (14), Zimmerman 2 (18),
Dunn 2 (20), Dukes 3 (16), Kearns (13),A.Hernandez
(7). CS—K.Matsui (3), Berkman (1). S—Moehler.
LOB—San Francisco 6, Chicago 9. 2B—Sandoval
(6), A.Soriano (7), Miles (3). HR—Theriot (3), off
J.Sanchez. RBIs—Sandoval (8), B.Molina (20), Theriot
popped out for Bennett in the 9th.
E—Castillo (2). LOB—New York 5, Atlanta 6. 2B—
D.Wright (6). HR—Beltran 2 (4), off J.Vazquez 2;
BRUNCH OR DINNER.* $35.
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(2). HR—Weeks (6), off Capps; An.LaRoche (1), off Runners left in scoring position—Houston 2 2 (15), Soto (4), Re.Johnson (1). SB—Burriss (7), D.Wright (2), off J.Vazquez; C.Jones (3), off Putz. RBIs— *ANY DAY LUNCH, SUNDAY BRUNCH, MONDAY
Gallardo. RBIs—Hardy (8),Weeks 3 (18), Fielder (20), (Pence, Tejada); Washington 8 (Dukes, C.Guzman, Theriot (6). SF—Re.Johnson. Beltran 4 (18), D.Wright 2 (12), Escobar (12), C.Jones DINNER ONLY. OFFER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 30, 2009.
Braun 2 (18), McLouth (16), Moss (3), An.LaRoche Lannan, Flores 2, Belliard 2, N.Johnson). Runners left in scoring position—San Francisco 3 (9), J.Vazquez (2). SB—Jos.Reyes 2 (6). CS—Sheffield **Rate does not apply to holidays.
(11), Jaramillo (4). SF—Hardy. Runners moved up—Bourn, A.Hernandez. GIDP— (F.Lewis, Rowand, Aurilia); Chicago 5 (Re.Johnson 2, (1), Escobar (1). S—D.Ross.
Runners left in scoring position—Milwaukee 4 Keppinger, C.Guzman. Ar.Ramirez, Bradley, Dempster). Runners left in scoring position—New York 3
(McGehee 3,Hardy); Pittsburgh 5 (Morgan 2,Maholm, DP—Houston 1 (Fulchino, Tejada, Berkman); Runners moved up—A.Soriano, Theriot. GIDP— (Beltran, R.Castro, Dan.Murphy); Atlanta 3 (C.Jones,
Ad.LaRoche, Delw.Young). Washington 1 (C.Guzman,A.Hernandez, N.Johnson). Rowand. Schafer 2).
Runners moved up—Weeks, McLouth. DP—Chicago 1 (Ar.Ramirez, Miles, D.Lee). Runners moved up—Church. GIDP—K.Johnson.
Houston IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA DP—New York 1 (Jos.Reyes, Castillo, Delgado).
Milwaukee IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Moehler 5 8 2 2 2 5 95 14.00 San Francisco IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
1
Gallardo 7 7 3 3 3 5 108 3.02 W.Wright L, 1-1 ⁄3 1 3 3 2 0 19 8.31 J.Sanchez L, 1-2 4 5 4 4 6 6 101 3.80 New York IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
DiFelice W, 3-0 1 2 1 1 0 0 17 1.42 F.Paulino BS, 1-1 1⁄3 2 2 2 2 0 23 3.60 J.Miller 2 0 0 0 0 2 20 1.74 Maine W, 2-2 6 3 3 3 6 7 101 5.20
Hoffman S, 4-4 1 1 0 0 0 0 17 0.00 Fulchino 21⁄3 4 2 2 2 3 46 6.52 Howry 2 0 0 0 1 0 31 4.35 Parnell H, 5 1 0 0 0 1 0 13 1.46
Pittsburgh IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Washington IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Chicago IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Putz H, 6 1 2 1 1 0 2 20 3.60
Maholm 71⁄3 6 2 2 1 7 97 2.97 Lannan W, 1-3 6 9 4 3 2 0 92 4.59 Dempster W, 2-1 7 5 2 2 2 7 102 4.86 Fr.Rodriguez S, 6-6 1 0 0 0 0 1 11 1.69
Yates H, 2 1
⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 8 7.56 Hanrahan H, 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 13 6.55 Marmol H, 6 1 1 0 0 0 2 15 5.25 Atlanta IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Grabow BS, 1-1 1
⁄3 2 1 1 1 1 18 2.84 Mock 2 1 0 0 0 1 24 5.14 Gregg S, 4-5 1 0 0 0 1 2 23 4.97 J.Vazquez L, 2-3 62⁄3 7 6 6 3 8 110 4.19
Capps L, 0-2 1 3 4 4 1 1 36 7.56 O’Flaherty 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 4 3.38
Inherited runners-scored—F.Paulino 3-3, Fulchino J.Sanchez pitched to 3 batters in the 5th. Moylan 1 0 0 0 0 1 9 7.84
Inherited runners-scored—Yates 1-0, Grabow 1-1. 3-0. IBB—off Fulchino (Dunn). HBP—by F.Paulino Inherited runners-scored—J.Miller 3-1. HBP—by Bennett 1 1 0 0 1 0 16 0.71
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Ky. could
AMERICAN LEAGUE 2008 Game 27: Rays 8, Orioles 1 WP: sonnanstine LP: albers Record: 15-12 GA/GB: Minus-1
East Division 2009 Game 27: orioles 8, rays 4 WP: baez LP: kazmir Record: 11-16 GA/GB: minus-7
W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away
Toronto 18 10 .643 — — 5-5 L-1 10-4 8-6
Boston
New York
15 10
13 11
Tampa Bay 11 16
.600 11⁄2
.542 3
1
.407 6 ⁄2
—
11⁄2
5
6-4 L-1 10-2 5-8
5-5 L-1 6-3 7-8
4-6 L-1 5-7 6-9
get Cup
Baltimore 10 16
Central Division
W L
.385 7 51⁄2
Pct GB WCGB
2-8 W-1 7-8 3-8
L10 Str Home Away
date in 2010
Kansas City 15 11 .577 — — 6-4 W-3 8-6 7-5
1 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Detroit 13 12 .520 1 ⁄2 2 5-5 L-1 7-5 6-7
Minnesota 13 13 .500 2 21⁄2 6-4 W-1 9-8 4-5 CONCORD, N.C. — Speedway
Chicago 12 13 .480 21⁄2 3 4-6 L-3 6-6 6-7 Motorsports Inc. officials said
Cleveland 10 16 .385 5 51⁄2 4-6 W-1 5-7 5-9 Monday they have asked NASCAR
West Division to add Kentucky to the 2010 Sprint
W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Cup Series schedule.
Seattle 15 10 .600 — — 6-4 W-1 7-5 8-5 Any chance SMI has is contin-
Texas 12 12 .500 21⁄2 21⁄2 6-4 W-2 8-6 4-6
Los Angeles 10 13 .435 4 4 5-5 W-1 6-6 4-7
gent on the former owners of
Oakland 9 13 .409 41⁄2 41⁄2 4-6 L-1 4-5 5-8 Kentucky Motor Speedway drop-
ping an antitrust lawsuit against
NATIONAL LEAGUE NASCAR and International
East Division Speedway Corp., its sister company.
W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away SMI chairman Bruton Smith,
Philadelphia 13 10 .565 — — 7-3 W-2 6-8 7-2 who traveled to the Kentucky Derby
Florida 14 11 .560 — — 3-7 L-3 5-4 9-7 last weekend to make a case for
New York 11 13 .458 21⁄2 21⁄2 5-5 W-1 6-6 5-7 dropping the suit, has so far been
Atlanta 11 14 .440 3 3 4-6 L-3 5-8 6-6
Washington 7 17 .292 61⁄2 61⁄2 4-6 W-2 5-7 2-10 unsuccessful in his efforts.
Central Division “We’re trying to persuade these
W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away people to try to drop that appeal,
St. Louis 17 9 .654 — — 6-4 L-2 10-4 7-5 and then they are out of the way of
Chicago 14 11 .560 21⁄2 — 6-4 W-4 8-5 6-6 NASCAR, and it would make it
1
Cincinnati 13 11 .542 3 ⁄2 5-5 W-1 4-7 9-4 much simpler,” Smith said. “We
1
Milwaukee 14 12 .538 3 ⁄2 7-3 W-2 7-6 7-6 haven’t been able to make that
1
Pittsburgh 12 13 .480 4 ⁄2 2 3-7 L-2 7-6 5-7 occur. There’s only two people
Houston 11 15 .423 6 31⁄2 5-5 L-1 5-8 6-7 AP PHOTO
holding it up.”
West Division Baltimore Orioles teammates Nick Markakis, center, Brian Roberts, left, and Adam Jones celebrate after Markakis hit a
W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Smith is willing to give up a race
three-run home run off Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Scott Kazmir during the first inning Monday in St. Petersburg.
BIRD BASH
Los Angeles 18 8 .692 — — 7-3 W-4 10-0 8-8 date at one of his seven other facil-
San Francisco 12 12 .500 5 11⁄2 6-4 L-1 10-4 2-8 STONE CRABS 10, HAMMERHEADS 8 ities to get Kentucky on the sched-
Arizona 11 14 .440
1
6 ⁄2 3 5-5 L-1 8-10 3-4 Charlotte
ule. He would not reveal which AP FILE PHOTO
San Diego 11 14 .440
1
6 ⁄2 3 2-8 L-5 6-4 5-10 Player AB R H RBI BB SO AVG track he is considering, and SMI Tony Stewart prepares to practice for the Aaron’s 499 Sprint Cup Series race at Talladega Superspeedway last month. Three months
Colorado 9 14 .391 71⁄2 4 4-6 L-1 4-5 5-9 Salem CF 4 2 1 2 1 0 .198
O’Malley SS 5 0 1 0 0 1 .244 president Marcus Smith said no into the season, Stewart looks like a genius. Using an extreme makeover on the former Haas CNC Racing organization, Stewart has
Sexton 3B 3 2 1 3 0 1 .326 decision has been made on which put together one of the most solid organizations in the Cup series and made other drivers believe ownership might actually work.
Risk reaps reward
AMERICAN LEAGUE Fields 1B 4 1 1 2 0 2 .266
track would lose a date if NASCAR
Cipriano DH 1 2 1 1 1 0 .321
Sunday’s results
Detroit 3, Cleveland 1
Williams, S a- PH-DH
Fronk RF
2
4
1 1 0 0 0 .333
0 1 1 0 0 .225
adds Kentucky to its 36-race
Orioles power past Rays
L.A. Angels at New York, ppd., rain Ashley C 3 1 1 1 1 0 .267 schedule.
Royster LF 4 0 0 0 0 1 .206
Toronto 4, Baltimore 3 Luna 2B 4 1 1 0 0 0 .167 “We’ve done everything we need
Tampa Bay 5, Boston 3 Hall, J P
Flores P
0
0
0 0 0 0 0 .000
0 0 0 0 0 .000
to make sure Kentucky is not out of
Kansas City 7, Minnesota 5 Phillips, P P 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 play in 2010,” Marcus Smith said.
Seattle 8, Oakland 7, 15 innings Gorgen P 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
“It’s sort of a chess game from
Texas 5, Chicago White Sox 1 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Monday’s results
2B: Salem (5, Allison). here.”
ST. PETERSBURG — Nick Markakis stayed hot, 3B: Williams, S (1, Battisto).
Tony’s team raises eyebrows with success
Minnesota 7, Detroit 2 HR: Fields (5, 1st inning off Allison, 1 on, 2 out), SMI agreed to pay $78.3 million
Cleveland 9, Toronto 7, 12 innings Brian Roberts broke out of a slump and the Cipriano (3, 1st inning off Allison, 0 on, 2 last year for the track located in
out), Sexton (2, 2nd inning off Allison, 1 on, 2 out).
Baltimore 8, Tampa Bay 4 Baltimore Orioles stopped their recent slide. TB: Salem 2; O’Malley; Sexton 4; Fields 4; Sparta, which currently hosts a
Kansas City 3, Chicago White Sox 0 Markakis hit a three-run homer and Roberts Cipriano 4; Williams, S 3; Fronk; Ashley; Luna.
RBI: Fields 2 (22), Cipriano (11), Salem 2 (7), NASCAR second-tier Nationwide
Boston at N.Y. Yankees, late added a two-run shot to help the Orioles stop a six- Sexton 3 (19), Ashley (10), Fronk (7). Series race but has been unsuccess- By JENNA FRYER would have a win, a 32nd, an
L.A. Angels at Oakland, late game losing streak with an 8-4 victory over the 2-out RBI: Fields 2; Cipriano; Sexton 2.
ful in landing a coveted Sprint Cup ASSOCIATED PRESS 18th, a 43rd and a seventh,” he
“HE’S MAKING OTHER PEOPLE WANT
Texas at Seattle, late SF: Sexton.
Today’s games Tampa Bay Rays on Monday night. GIDP: Royster.
Team RISP: 4-for-8.
date. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — said. “That consistency and
Cleveland (A.Reyes 1-0) at Toronto (Cecil 0-0), 12:37 p.m. “It was time for us to get one on our side,” Kentucky’s former ownership Everyone said Tony Stewart that momentum of being up
TO GO AND OWN THEIR OWN CARS.”
Team LOB: 1.
SB: O’Malley (6, 2nd base off Allison/Fermin),
Baltimore (Uehara 2-2) at Tampa Bay (Garza 2-2), 4:08 p.m. ORIOLES 8, RAYS 4 Baltimore manager Dave Trembley said. “We Salem (4, 2nd base off Battisto/Fermin). group filed a 2005 antitrust lawsuit was crazy to leave the cozy front every week and knowing
Texas (Padilla 1-2) at Seattle (Bedard 2-1), 4:40 p.m. couldn’t let it beat us.” E: O’Malley 2 (7, fielding, missed catch), Royster against NASCAR and International confines of Joe Gibbs Racing to that you have an opportunity
Boston (Beckett 2-2) at N.Y. Yankees (Chamberlain 1-0), 7:05 p.m. Baltimore AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
Markakis, after the first two Baltimore batters
(2, missed catch), Sexton (7, throw).
Speedway Corp. over Kentucky’s —Jeff Burton, on Tony Stewart
Minnesota (Blackburn 2-1) at Detroit (Porcello 1-3), 7:05 p.m. B.Roberts 2b 4 3 2 2 1 0 .315
DP: (Ashley-Sexton). run his own NASCAR team. A to run for the win each night,
Chicago White Sox (Floyd 2-2) at Kansas City (Davies 2-1), 8:10 p.m. Ad.Jones cf 3 1 0 0 1 1 .344 walked, made it 3-0 with his three-run shot off a-Grounded out for Cipriano in the 5th. failure to secure a Cup race. The struggling, noncompetitive that’s what carries you into that
L.A. Angels (Loux 1-2) at Oakland (Braden 3-2), 10:05 p.m. Markakis rf 5 2 3 3 0 0 .370 Scott Kazmir (3-3) in the first. He has a hit in 19 of Jupiter suit was dismissed in early 2008, race team, at that. week-after-week stretch.”
Player AB R H RBI BB SO AVG
Wednesday’s games
Mora 3b
Huff 1b
4
4
0 0 0 1 1 .256
0 0 1 0 1 .279 his last 20 games, and has reached base safely in 35 Perez, S 2B 5 1 1 1 0 1 .155 but the case is on appeal. It would be hard work, a team changing possession, a much to show for its first seven SHR has also been buoyed by
Minnesota at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Wigginton dh 5 1 2 1 0 1 .213 straight games, which is the longest active streak in Dominguez 3B 5 0 0 0 0 2 .237 NASCAR has said it will not con- require long hours and certain- new owner stepping in, and the years at NASCAR’s top level. Newman’s turnaround. He was
Stanton RF 5 2 3 1 0 0 .311
Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Scott lf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .270
the majors. Fermin C 5 0 1 1 0 0 .191 sider Kentucky for a race until the turnaround Just one top-10
Cleveland at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Pie lf 1 0 0 0 0 1 .164 ly test his volatile tempera- 32nd in the standings following
Zaun c 4 1 2 0 0 1 .152 “It’s been rough, but it’s a long season,” said
Mense DH
Blackwood 1B
4 1 1 0 0 0 .211
3 0 1 1 1 1 .235
suit is dropped. ment. It could interfere with his being what it’s finish in 284 the fourth race of the season,
Seattle at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. C.Izturis ss 3 0 1 1 0 1 .241 Martinez, O SS 4 0 1 0 0 0 .183 been. starts for 12
Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 8:11 p.m. Markakis of the Orioles, who won for just the Hickman LF 4 1 0 0 0 1 .119 driving, expose him to failure his fourth finish of 22nd or
Toronto at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m.
Totals 37 8 11 8 3 8
fourth time in 18 games. ■ SMI TO STRENGTHEN FENCES FOR “He’s making different dri-
Burns CF 3 3 2 1 1 0 .205
UPCOMING RACE: At Concord, N.C., the and make this first season the worse. But his crew regrouped
Texas at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Tampa Bay AB R H BI BB SO Avg. After Aubrey Huff had a sacrifice fly and Ty
Allison P 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 other people vers, spotty during the bye week and has
Cishek P 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
chain-link fences at New Hampshire Motor most difficult of his decorated
B.Upton cf 5 0 0 0 0 1 .152
Wigginton hit an RBI double off reliever Joe Nelson Battisto P 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 want to go and sponsorship been on a roll ever since.
NATIONAL LEAGUE Crawford lf 4 0 0 0 1 0 .306 Stone P 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Speedway will be replaced in time for its June career. own their own and an alliance
Sunday’s results
Longoria 3b 4 1 1 1 0 2 .360 in the seventh, Roberts extended the Orioles’ race, partly in response to Carl Edwards’ air- Not so much. Newman has not finished
C.Pena 1b 2 1 1 0 2 0 .276
advantage to 8-4 on his eighth-inning homer.
2B: Fermin (4, Hall, J), Stanton 2 (5, Flores, cars.” with mighty lower than 16th since, and had
Houston 7, Atlanta 5 W.Aybar dh 4 1 2 1 0 0 .194 Phillips, P), Burns (2, Flores). borne accident at Talladega Superspeedway. Three months into the sea-
Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 0 Reliever Danys Baez (2-1) threw two scoreless 3B: Stanton (2, Hall, J), Mense (1, Flores). Speedway Motorsports Inc. will spend It was just Hendrick
Zobrist rf 3 1 1 0 1 0 .268 son, Stewart looks like a genius. consecutive top-five finishes at
N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, ppd., rain Iwamura 2b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .286
innings for the win.
HR: Burns (1, 8th inning off Phillips, P 0 on, 2
,
$400,000 to put up fences made of welding over a year ago Motorsports
out).
Using an extreme makeover on STEWART NEWMAN Talladega and Richmond for
St. Louis at Washington, ppd., rain Bartlett ss 4 0 1 2 0 0 .363
Roberts singled in the seventh to stop an 0-for-18
TB: Perez, S; Stanton 7; Fermin 2; Mense 3; wire. that Stewart that had yet to
Navarro c 4 0 0 0 0 1 .160 Blackwood; Martinez, O; Burns 6. the former Haas CNC Racing the first time in longer than he
Milwaukee 4, Arizona 3 Totals 33 4 6 4 5 4 slide. Adam Eaton gave up four runs and five hits RBI: Stanton (17), Fermin (8), Blackwood (7), “Let’s fix it because the sport is at risk,” SMI first admitted he was looking at work to the team’s advantage.
Chicago Cubs 6, Florida 4 chairman Bruton Smith said Monday. “The organization, Stewart has put Stewart wasted little time could remember.
over five-plus innings.
Perez, S (5), Burns (3). opportunities outside of JGR,
San Francisco 1, Colorado 0, 10 innings Baltimore 300 100 220 — 8 11 1 2-out RBI: Perez, S; Burns.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Hickman; thing we need to do at all the speedways (is) together one of the most solid his home for all 10 years of his putting his stamp all over his “We got two cars in the top
L.A. Dodgers 7, San Diego 3 Tampa Bay 110 101 000 — 4 6 2 “I hit the ball hard, had some at-bats that weren’t Blackwood; Fermin; Dominguez. to make sure we have the strongest (fencing) organizations in the Sprint Cup five, which was a first for us,
Monday’s results great, but I wasn’t all that concerned abut it,” Team RISP: 4-for-13. Cup career. He had a year left new toy. He courted sponsors,
E—C.Izturis (4), C.Pena 2 (5). LOB—Baltimore 8, Team LOB: 5. there is.” Series and made other drivers on his contract, and team hired his own people and and hopefully it’s a first of
Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh 4 Roberts said. “It felt good to contribute because I Smith said he had started the process of
Washington 9, Houston 4
Tampa Bay 7. 2B—Markakis (10), Wigginton (2), Scott SB: Perez, S (4, 2nd base off Phillips, P/Ashley).
CS: Fermin (1, 3rd base by Phillips, P/Ashley). believe ownership might actu- owner Joe Gibbs was eager to changed the mentality to mir- many,” he said. “It’s been a long
N.Y. Mets 6, Atlanta 4
(6), C.Pena (5), Zobrist (5). HR—Markakis (4), off Kazmir felt like I hadn’t in a while.” DP: (Martinez, O-Perez, S-Blackwood). replacing the fence before Edwards’ accident ally work. time for me with two straight
B.Roberts (3), off J.Nelson Longoria (8), off Eaton.
at Talladega two races ago. Edwards’ car was lock the two-time series cham- ror his competitive spirit. Even
Chicago Cubs 4, San Francisco 2 RBIs—B.Roberts 2 (9), Markakis 3 (27), Huff (23), Evan Longoria homered for the Rays, who were He’s currently third in the top fives.”
Charlotte 341 000 110 —10 9 4
sent airborne into the frontstretch fence, which pion into an extension that so, it seemed a stretch that the
Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 1 Wigginton (10), C.Izturis (9), Longoria (31),W.Aybar (2), coming off a series in which they won three of four Jupiter 003 003 110 —8 10 0
standings, and after a rocky The strong runs have
Cincinnati at Florida, late Bartlett 2 (10). SB—B.Roberts (4), Markakis (1), bowed upon contact. Although the fence held, would keep him in the No. 20 transformation would lead to
against the Boston Red Sox. Tampa Bay, which start to the season, teammate Stewart-Haas Racing far ahead
Colorado at San Diego, late
Crawford (18). CS—Ad.Jones (1). S—C.Izturis. SF—Huff. Charlotte debris from the accident flew into the grand- until Stewart retired. immediate success. Maybe
Runners left in scoring position—Baltimore 6 (Mora 2, went 15-3 last year against Baltimore, have lost Player IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA
stands and injured seven fans. Ryan Newman has vaulted 23 of schedule and exceeding the
Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, late B.Roberts, C.Izturis, Scott 2) Tampa Bay 6 (Navarro, Hall, J 4 3 3 2 2 3 0 3.38 Knowing Gibbs was working someday, but certainly not the
three of four to the Orioles this season. Flores 12⁄3 4 3 3 0 0 0 9.00 Talladega’s fencing is a mix of chain link first year. modest expectations most peo-
Today’s games W.Aybar, Bartlett, Longoria, Crawford 2). 1
Phillips, P (W, 1-0) 2 ⁄3 3 2 1 0 1 1 2.77 spots over the past seven races on an offer, outside suitors
Houston (Oswalt 0-2) at Washington (Olsen 1-3), 12:35 p.m. Runners moved up—Crawford, Zobrist, Iwamura 2, Gorgen (S, 4) 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.00 and steel cable. The Alabama track is owned to 10th in the points. They fin- stepped in to urge him to listen Again, he’s proved otherwise. ple placed on the team.
Bartlett 2. GIDP—W.Aybar.
San Francisco (Lincecum 2-1) at Chicago Cubs (Marshall 0-1), 2:20 p.m. by International Speedway Corp., the sister
Milwaukee (Suppan 1-2) at Pittsburgh (Snell 1-3), 7:05 p.m.
DP—Baltimore 1 (B.Roberts, C.Izturis, Huff). Notes Jupiter
company to NASCAR.
ished second and fourth, to other opportunities. One Stewart has seven top-10s in 10 “Momentum’s everything.
That gives you such a head
Cincinnati (Volquez 3-2) at Florida (Volstad 2-0), 7:10 p.m.
Player
Allison (L, 1-2)
IP
3
H
7
R
8
ER
8
BB
2
SO HR ERA
1 3 4.01 “A chain-link fence, you might think it’s respectively, Saturday night at was a 50 percent ownership of races, including runner-up fin-
Baltimore IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Crawford, who tied the modern record of six stolen bases in a Richmond and both are cur- ishes in two of the last three start when you get to the next
N.Y. Mets (L.Hernandez 1-1) at Atlanta (Kawakami 1-3), 7:10 p.m. Eaton 5 5 4 4 2 2 97 7.18 Cishek 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 1.32
strong, but it’s not,” Smith said. “I had already Haas, a rudderless organization
Philadelphia (Myers 1-2) at St. Louis (Wainwright 3-0), 8:15 p.m. game Sunday, is sending his spikes to the Hall of Fame. He stole Battisto 2 2 2 2 1 1 0 4.63
races. He lost to Mark Martin track,” Stewart said. “For us as
Baez W, 2-1 2 0 0 0 1 1 23 2.30
Stone 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.07 made a decision to (change New Hampshire). rently in contention for berths since Gene Haas’ 2007 convic-
Colorado (Cook 1-1) at San Diego (Geer 0-0), 10:05 p.m. Ji.Johnson 1 0 0 0 1 0 16 2.45 second in the seventh on Monday, giving him a stolen base in a an organization, with that
Sherrill 1 1 0 0 1 1 26 4.63 We were a little ahead of the curve on that. It in the Chase for the Sprint Cup tion on tax evasion charges. three weeks ago in Phoenix,
Arizona (Scherzer 0-2) at L.A. Dodgers (Jef.Weaver 0-0), 10:10 p.m. team-record seven consecutive games. ... Orioles RHP Dennis WP: Allison.
momentum, I can’t wait to get
Tampa Bay IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Groundouts-flyouts: Hall, J 2-7, Flores 3-2, was not adequate. It looked bad, it was bad, championship. To the disbelief of many, and Kyle Busch on Saturday
Wednesday’s games Kazmir L, 3-3
1
6 ⁄3 7 6 6 2 7 106 6.00 Sarfate (numbness in his right middle finger) is undergoing addi- Phillips, P 0-5, Gorgen 2-0, Allison 6-2, Cishek 6-0,
and I thought, very unsafe.”
Atlanta at Florida, 7:10 p.m. Battisto 3-2, Stone 3-0. “It’s been impressive to Stewart’s interest was piqued. night in Richmond. to the shop Monday and see
J.Nelson 11⁄3 4 2 2 1 0 26 3.55 tional tests in Baltimore. Tests performed in Canada when the Three fans were killed at Lowe’s Motor
Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Balfour 11⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 15 7.00
Orioles played in Toronto over the weekend are being sent to
Batters faced: Hall, J 18, Flores 9, Phillips, P
watch the change, the mentali- He deftly negotiated an early Although he’s yet to grab a the smiles on the guys’ faces.
Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m.
10, Gorgen 3, Allison 18, Cishek 9, Battisto 8, Speedway, one of Smith’s properties, in a win this season, he’s thrilled That’s the payoff for me. That’s
Eaton pitched to 2 batters in the 6th. Baltimore. Trembley doesn’t expect to have more information on Stone 3.
1999 accident during an Indy Racing League ty that Tony has brought in release from his Gibbs con-
Chicago Cubs at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Inherited runners-scored: Phillips, P 1-1.
Inherited runners-scored—Baez 1-0, J.Nelson 2-2, Sarfate until at least today. ... Baltimore OF Lou Montanez (right Umpires: HP: Joe Hannigan. 1B: Kelvin event. Debris from the accident flew into the there about not being there just tract, then finished the paper- with his performance. the stuff that will carry us into
Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. to be there, but to be there to “I told somebody that I Darlington next week and carry
San Francisco at Colorado, 8:40 p.m.
Balfour 1-0. HBP—by Kazmir (Ad.Jones).WP—Baez.
thumb) was scratched from the starting lineup, and is day to day.
Bultron. 2B: . 3B: .
Weather: 81 degrees, partly cloudy. stands, and Smith changed the fencing at work that gave him control of
Umpires—Home,Tim McClelland First,Ted Barrett
Arizona at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Second, Greg Gibson Third,Andy Fletcher. ... Rays C Shawn Riggans (shoulder) will start a minor league rehab Wind: 15 mph, R to L. Lowe’s and Texas Motor Speedway shortly win,” rival driver Jeff Burton renamed Stewart-Haas Racing. would rather have five second- us into the All-Star Race the
T: 2:44.
Washington at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. T—2:55.A—12,658 (36,973). assignment today at Double-A Montgomery. Att: 337. after. said. “I’m not sure I remember Still, the team didn’t have place finishes in a row than I week after that.”

31. Sports Page 8 D/E/N/C www.sunnewspapers.net SPORTS The Sun /Tuesday, May 5, 2009
NHL PLAYOFFS
Capitals win battle of hat tricks
Ovechkin, Crosby both the circles with 4:38 remaining. Both
times he celebrated by launching his
led the Penguins, including 2-0 leads in
1992 and 1996.
pump in three goals body into the glass, the second time as David Steckel, who had only eight
red hats flooded the Verizon Center goals in the regular season, got his sec-
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rink. ond of the series and was the only goal-
WASHINGTON — Alex Ovechkin got Crosby did all the scoring for the scorer not named Ovechkin or Crosby.
his first playoff hat trick. Sidney Crosby Penguins to claim the NHL’s postsea- Rookie playoff phenom Simeon
matched him, but his was too little, too son lead with eight, but it was Varlamov made 33 saves for the
late. Ovechkin who had the winning hand in Capitals, including a pair of impressive
Ovechkin broke open a tie game with the matchup of the league’s marquee stops during a 5-on-3 power play in the
a pair of goals less than 3 minutes rivals with his fifth, sixth and seventh first period.
apart in the third period Monday night, goals of the playoffs. Evgeni Malkin, who won the league’s
leading the Washington Capitals to a 4- Game 3 is Wednesday in Pittsburgh. regular-season points title, failed to
AP PHOTO 3 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins Although they’re in a two-game hole, score a goal for the fifth straight game
Washington Capitals left wing Alex Ovechkin and a 2-0 series lead in the Eastern historians of the Pittsburgh- and committed the penalty that turned
(8) celebrates his goal past Pittsburgh Conference semifinals. Washington rivalry will say the the momentum. At the very second the
Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fleury (29) and Ovechkin followed a one-timer from Penguins have the Capitals right where Capitals finished killing a penalty in the
Rob Scuderi (4) during the second period the left circle on a power-play with 7:07 they want them. From 1991-2001, the third period, Malkin was whistled for
Monday in Washington. to play with a slap shot from between Capitals lost five series in which they tripping with 7:11 remaining.
PRO FOOTBALL HORSE RACING
Inquiry
into facility
collapse
begins
By DANNY ROBBINS
ASSOCIATED PRESS
IRVING, Texas — Government
investigators began sorting through
the Dallas Cowboys’ flattened prac-
tice facility Monday, trying to figure
out why fierce winds sent the tentlike
structure crashing down during a
rookie workout session.
Twelve people were hurt, including
Cowboys special teams coach Joe
DeCamillis, who underwent surgery
Monday to stabilize a fractured ver-
tebrae in his neck. The most serious-
ly injured was Rich Behm, the team’s
33-year-old scouting assistant who
was permanently paralyzed from the
waist down after his spine was sev-
ered. Assistant athletic trainer Greg
Gaither, 35, had surgery on his frac-
tured right leg. Both DeCamillis and
Gaither are expected to get out of the
hospital this week.
Inspectors were at the collapse site
Monday, said Elizabeth Todd, a AP PHOTO
spokeswoman for the U.S. Kentucky Derby winner Mine That Bird is held outside his stable by exercise rider Charlie Figueroa on Sunday in Louisville, Ky.
Occupational Safety and Health
Mine That Bird set for Preakness
Administration. OSHA, which inves-
tigates workplace accidents, has six
months to make a report, she said.
Records obtained by The
Associated Press show the city of
Irving granted the Cowboys’ request By JEFFREY McMURRAY two nights. Every time he has there’s “no obligation” to go to Bird won the Derby by 63⁄4-
to replace the fabric roof last year, ASSOCIATED PRESS tried to doze off, there the Preakness and added: lengths — the largest since
five years after the structure was Mine That Bird was pro- seemed to be another inter- “You’ve got to do what’s best Assault in 1946. Borel said
built. The team listed itself as the claimed ready for the view request, visitors at the for the horse and the horse he’ll be more than happy to
contractor for the roof replacement, Preakness on Monday after a barn or time for Mine That has got to come first.” take a shot at history.
but Cowboys spokesman Rich spirited early morning jog, Bird to be walked or fed. Woolley said he still feels no “He’s plenty of horse,” Borel
Dalrymple said the team would not while his trainer remained Woolley said the horse will obligation but acknowledged said.
comment about the work. groggy from two nights of lit- remain at Churchill Downs in horse racing can always use a Co-owner Leonard Blach, a
The records do not show the tle sleep after a startling Louisville at least until May shot at the Triple Crown — veterinarian, said he
Cowboys sought an inspection of the Kentucky Derby victory. 12 before shipping to something not accomplished observed nothing in the horse
facility after replacing the roof, “The horse will be the Baltimore. He jogged a mile at since Affirmed in 1978. Monday that would keep him
although city code requires it, judge, but as good as he Churchill on Monday morn- Should he win the Preakness, out of the second leg in two
according to Gary Miller, Irving’s looked this morning, we plan ing and will have light jogs Mine That Bird must also take weeks.
director of planning and inspections. on being at the Preakness,” each of the next two days. the June 6 Belmont to do that. “We never ruled the
“In a perfect world, there’s some Bennie Woolley Jr. said. Woolley said there are no “The horse came back and Preakness out,” Blach said.
report from an installation company Although Woolley has tried plans for the horse to have a he’s bouncing — feels good, “This horse had to let us
or an engineer in there, but we don’t to make sure the horse’s rou- full workout before the doing good,” Woolley said. know. We had to make sure
have it,” Miller said. tine has remained normal Preakness. “This Triple Crown thing is he’s doing good. We’re not
The company that built the facility since the 50-1 shot’s win “I’ve never been to good for racing. If you don’t going to do anything to hurt
— Summit Structures LLC of Saturday under Calvin Borel, Baltimore, but it looks like I have the Kentucky Derby this horse and this horse has
Allentown, Pa. — issued a statement it has been a far from normal won’t be able to say that in a winner, there’s no Triple to tell us he’s all right. We got
that said proper engineering was period for the trainer in the few days,” he said. Crown.” the best vets and trainer, and
used during the original construc- black cowboy hat. A Preakness trip wasn’t Borel expressed confidence I know a few things about
tion and the installation of the new Woolley estimates he has looking quite as likely on this could be the horse to do horses. The way he tracked
roof. totaled five hours of sleep in Sunday. Woolley said then it, long shot or not. Mine That today, looks like he’s going.”

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| HOCKEY | LATEST LINE | COLLEGE BASEBALL | TRANSACTIONS | BASEBALL
ECHL Cleveland is a solid 14-3 vs. the spread its last 17
playoff games as the betting favorite. LeBron James was Baseball America Top 25 BASEBALL
American League Florida State
PLAYOFFS
DIVISION FINALS
just named MVP of the league and the Quicken Loans
Arena will be rocking tonight. Atlanta has struggled on
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — The top 25 teams in the Baseball
America poll with records through May 3 and previous rank-
LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Activated LHP
Darren Oliver from the 15-day DL.
League
(Best-of-7) the road in the playoffs and tonight should be no differ- ing (voting by the staff of Baseball America): Activated RHP Kevin Jepsen from the 15- North Division
American Conference North Division ent. Take Cleveland -111⁄2 for another Best Bet winner. day DL and optioned him to Salt Lake W L Pct. GB
Cincinnati 4, Elmira 0 Record Pvs (PCL). Brevard County (Brewers) ...18 6 .750 —
Friday, April 24: Cincinnati 8, Elmira 3 Baseball 1. UC Irvine ....................................................34-11 1 NEW YORK YANKEES—Recalled RHP Clearwater (Phillies)............13 11 .542 5
Saturday, April 25: Cincinnati 5, Elmira 4, OT Favorite Odds Underdog 2. Rice............................................................31-11 2 Alfredo Aceves from Scranton-Wilkes- Daytona (Cubs) ..................11 13 .458 7
Wednesday, April 29: Cincinnati 4, Elmira 2 National League 3. Louisiana State ..........................................36-12 5 Dunedin (Blue Jays)............11 13 .458 7
1 1 Barre (IL). Optioned RHP Anthony Claggett Lakeland (Tigers) ................10 14 .417 8
Friday, May 1: Cincinnati 2, Elmira 0 Houston 5 ⁄ -6 ⁄
2 2 WASHINGTON 4. North Carolina............................................35-11 4 to Scranton-Wilkes-Barre. Tampa (Yankees) ..................9 15 .375 9
CHICAGO CUBS Even-6 San Francisco 5. Arizona State ..............................................33-11 3 OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Recalled RHP South Division
South Division Milwaukee Even-6 PITTSBURGH 6. Cal State Fullerton......................................32-12 6
Florida vs. South Carolina FLORIDA
1 1
5 ⁄2-6 ⁄2 Cincinnati 7. Mississippi .................................................36-13 7 Sean Gallagher and LHP Jerry Blevins W L Pct. GB
Friday, April 24: South Carolina 2, Florida 1, OT ATLANTA Even-6 NY Mets 8. Texas ..........................................................33-11 8 from Sacramento (PCL). Optioned LHP Fort Myers (Twins)............15 9 .625 —
Saturday, April 25: Florida 4, South Carolina 3 ST. LOUIS 6-7 Philadelphia 9. Georgia Tech...............................................31-11 10 Gio Gonzalez and INF-OF Eric Patterson to Charlotte (Rays)............14 10 .583 1
Friday, May 1: South Carolina 4, Florida 3 SAN DIEGO Even-6 Colorado 10. Kansas State............................................35-11 16 Sacramento. Jupiter (Marlins) ..............13 11 .542 2
Saturday, May 2: Florida 3, South Carolina 2, 2OT LA DODGERS
1 1
5 ⁄2-6 ⁄2 Arizona 11. Florida..................................................34-14 24 TEXAS RANGERS—Recalled OF Greg St. Lucie (Mets)...............13 11 .542 2
Sunday, May 3: South Carolina 4, Florida 3, American League 12. Cal Poly....................................................32-12 13 Golson from Oklahoma City (PCL). Palm Beach (Cardinals).....9 15 .375 6
South Carolina leads series 3-2 TORONTO 51⁄2-61⁄2 Cleveland 13. Virginia .......................................................35-9 14 Optioned C Max Ramirez to Oklahoma Sarasota (Reds) ................8 16 .333 7
Tuesday, May 5: South Carolina at Florida, 7:30 p.m. TAMPA BAY 9-10 Baltimore 14. Texas A&M................................................31-16 20 City.
Wednesday, May 6: South Carolina at Florida, 1 1
15. Texas Christian..........................................29-13 15 Sunday’s results
SEATTLE 7 ⁄2-8 ⁄2 Texas National League
7:30 p.m., if necessary 1 1
16. Florida State ........................................33-12 19 Sarasota 4, St. Lucie 3
DETROIT 5 ⁄2-6 ⁄2 Minnesota ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Placed RHP
17. Arkansas ..................................................31-14 12 Daytona 7, Clearwater 4
NY YANKEES 6-7 Boston Tom Gordon on the 15-day DL. Recalled Dunedin 6, Tampa 4
National Conference KANSAS CITY 51⁄2-61⁄2 Chi White Sox 18. Oklahoma ................................................34-14 9
RHP Leo Rosales from Reno (PCL). Brevard County 4, Lakeland 1
Pacific Division OAKLAND 6-7 LA Angels 19. Miami ..................................................31-16 18
Las Vegas vs. Stockton 20. Clemson...................................................32-16 21 CHICAGO CUBS—Placed RHP Carlos Fort Myers 6, Charlotte 5
Friday, April 24: Stockton 4, Las Vegas 3 21. Alabama...................................................32-15 22 Zambrano on the 15-day DL. Purchased Jupiter 2, Palm Beach 1
NBA Playoffs the contract of INF Bobby Scales from Monday’s results
Monday, April 27: Las Vegas 4, Stockton 2 Favorite Points Underdog 22. Georgia ....................................................33-15 11
Thursday, April 30: Stockton 5, Las Vegas 1 23. Kansas.....................................................33-16 NR Iowa (PCL). St. Lucie 7, Palm Beach 6, 10 innings
Eastern Conference Semifinals Daytona 6, Tampa 0
Saturday, May 2: Las Vegas 3, Stockton 2, OT, 24. East Carolina............................................35-14 25 HOUSTON ASTROS—Activated RHP Brian
Best of Seven Series Brevard County 6, Clearwater 4
series tied 2-2 25. Oregon State ............................................27-12 NR Moehler from the 15-day DL. Placed RHP
Game One Fort Myers 8, Sarasota 6
Monday, May 4: Stockton at Las Vegas, late 1 Doug Brocail on the 15-day DL.
CLEVELAND 11 ⁄2 (179) Atlanta Lakeland 9, Dunedin 8
Tuesday, May 5: Stockton at Las Vegas, 10:30 p.m. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Recalled RHP
Wednesday, May 6: Stockton at Las Vegas, 10:30 p.m.,
if necessary
Western Conference Semifinals
Denver leads series 1-0 Collegiate Baseball Poll Brad Thompson from Memphis (PCL).
Charlotte 10, Jupiter 8
Today’s games
DENVER
1
6 ⁄2 (206) Dallas Optioned RHP P.J. Walters to Memphis. Dunedin at Lakeland, 10:30 a.m.
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — The Collegiate Baseball poll with BASKETBALL
West Division records through May 3, points and previous ranking. Voting Palm Beach at St. Lucie, 10:30 a.m.
NHL Playoffs is done by coaches, sports writers and sports information National Basketball Association Charlotte at Jupiter, 6:35 p.m.
Alaska 4, Victoria 1
Friday, April 24: Alaska 3, Victoria 0 Favorite Goals Underdog directors: NBA—Fined Denver F Kenyon Martin Fort Myers at Sarasota, 7 p.m.
Saturday, April 25: Alaska 8, Victoria 2 Western Conference Semifinals $25,000 for knocking Dallas F Dirk Brevard County at Clearwater, 7 p.m.
Wednesday, April 29: Alaska 5, Victoria 2 Best of Seven Series Record Pts Pvs Nowitzki to the floor in a May 3 playoff Daytona at Tampa, 7 p.m.
Friday, May 1: Victoria 4, Alaska 0 Series is tied at 1-1 1. U.C. Irvine......................................34-11 492 1 game.
Saturday, May 2: Alaska 6, Victoria 4 CHICAGO Even-1⁄2 Vancouver 2. North Carolina ...............................35-11 486 3 Women’s National Basketball
Series is tied at 1-1
CONFERENCE FINALS
(Best-of-7)
Detroit Even-1⁄2 ANAHEIM
3. Louisiana St. .................................36-13
4. Arizona St. .....................................33-11
5. Cal. St. Fullerton ............................32-12
484
483
481
4
2
5
Association
INDIANA FEVER—Signed G Tamecka
Dixon.
| SOCCER
American Conference Home Team in CAPS 6. Florida St. ..................................33-12 478 9 SEATTLE STORM—Signed F Lauren
Cincinnati vs. Florida-South Carolina winner, TBD 7. Rice...............................................31-11
8. Texas ..........................................33-11-1
476
473
8
16
Jackson.
FOOTBALL
Major League
National Conference 9. Florida .......................................34-14 472 17
Soccer
Alaska vs. Las Vegas-Stockton winner, TBD
| TENNIS 10. Georgia Tech ............................31-11-1
11. Virginia.......................................35-9-1
12. Mississippi ..................................36-13
471
468
466
10
11
12
National Football League
ARIZONA CARDINALS—Signed OT Oliver
Ross to a one-year contract.
EASTERN CONFERENCE
KELLY CUP FINALS W L T Pts GF GA
BALTIMORE RAVENS—Signed QB John
(Best-of-7)
TBD WTA Tour 13. Arkansas .....................................31-14
14. Georgia .......................................33-15
464
463
7
6 Beck to a one-year contract.
D.C. United .............3 1
Toronto FC ..............3 2
3
3
12
12
11
10
9
10
15. Texas A&M...................................31-16 461 15 CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed TE Darius Chicago ..................2 0 5 11 13 10
ITALIAN OPEN RESULTS
Monday 16. Cal Poly.......................................32-12 458 13 Hill, DT Pernell Phillips and S James Kansas City.............3 3 1 10 9 8
At Foro Italico 17. Kansas St. ...............................35-11-1 456 24 Smith. New England...........2 2 2 8 5 11
| HORSE RACING Rome
Purse: $1.5 million
Surface: Clay-Outdoor
18. Oregon St. ...................................27-12
19. Clemson......................................32-16
20. Miami, Fla. ...............................31-16
454
453
452
22
19
18
CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed S Bret
Lockett. Released S Corey Boudreaux, WR
Columbus ...............0 2
New York.................1 5
5
2
5
5
8
5
12
10
Brent Casteel, TE Massey and CB Antonio
Singles 21. Oklahoma....................................34-14 450 14 WESTERN CONFERENCE
NTRA 3-Year-Old First Round 22. Texas Christian.............................29-13
23. Alabama......................................32-15
448
446
20
23
Smith.
GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed CB Trevor W L T Pts GF GA
Aleksandra Wozniak, Canada, def. Sara Errani, Italy, 6-1, Chivas USA .............6 1 1 19 11 3
Thoroughbred Poll 3-6, 6-4.
Caroline Wozniacki (9), Denmark, def. Agnes Szavay,
24. Kansas ........................................33-16
25. Illinois .........................................30-13
443
440
—
28
Ford, P Adam Graessle, NT-DE Dean
Muhtadi and OT Dane Randolph.
Seattle FC...............4 2 1 13 10 4
Colorado.................3 2 2 11 10 8
NEW YORK (AP) — The NTRA 3-Year-Old Thoroughred Hungary, 6-3, 6-2. 26. Kent St........................................35-11 437 21 Released LB Jason Hunter. Real Salt Lake ........3 3 0 9 12 8
Poll, ranking leading 3-year-old contenders. The Top 10, Alize Cornet (13), France, def. Ai Sugiyama, Japan, 6-3, 27. Ohio St........................................34-11 433 27 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Signed QB Chris Houston..................2 2 2 8 6 5
7-5. 28. South Florida............................30-17 430 25 Crane and LB Mike Tauiliili. Waived LB Los Angeles ............1 1 4 7 7 7
ranked on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 point scale, is based 29. George Mason ...............................38-9 429 29
Virginie Razzano, France, def. Magdalena Rybarikova, Rufus Alexander and P Mike Dragosavich. San Jose.................1 4 2 5 7 12
on the votes of thoroughbred racing media representa- Slovakia, 6-0, 6-7 (8), 6-4. 30. East Carolina...............................35-14 428 30 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Waived OT FC Dallas ................1 5 1 4 7 14
tives with first place votes in parentheses, records Kateryna Bondarenko, Ukraine, def. Roberta Vinci, Italy, Stefan Rodgers, CB Isaiah Gardner and
through May 3, points and previous rank (Sex: C-colt, G- 6-3, 7-6 (4). QB Nathan Brown. Signed DT Nader NOTE: Three points for victory, one point
gelding, F-filly, M-mare): Zheng Jie (14), China, def. Nathalie Dechy, France, 6-1,
7-6 (4).
Monday’s scores Abdallah and DB Mesphin Forrester. for tie.
Elena Vesnina, Russia, def. Jill Craybas, United States, EAST NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Signed LB
S St 1-2-3 Pts Pvs Jonathan Casillas, QB Patrick Cowan, OL Saturday’s results
1-6, 6-3, 6-2. Adelphi 5, C.W. Post 3 Columbus 1, Toronto FC 1, tie
1. Rachel Alexandra (17) ........F 4 4-0-0 186 8 Agnieszka Radwanska (10), Poland, def. Alona SOUTHWEST Cedric Dockery, OL Alex Fletcher, OL Sam
D.C. United 2, FC Dallas 1
2. Pioneerof the Nile...............C 3 3-0-0 161 2 Bondarenko, Ukraine, 6-0, 6-1. Angelo St. 11, Cameron 6 McNaulty, RB P.J. Hill, CB Danny Gorrer,
Falvia Pennetta (12), Italy, def. Tsvetana Pironkova, Seattle FC 1, Chicago 1, tie
3. Mine That Bird (2)..............G 3 1-1-0 138 — TOURNAMENT CB Reggie Jones, WR Kenneth Harris, and Colorado 2, Real Salt Lake 0
Bulgaria, 6-7 (2), 6-4, 6-1. NAIA DE Jermey Parnell.
4. I Want Revenge...................C 3 2-0-1 128 1 Aravane Rezai, France, def. Alisa Kleybanova, Russia, 6- Los Angeles 1, New York 0
TranSouth Tournament NEW YORK JETS—Signed DT Anthony Chivas USA 1, San Jose 0
5. Quality Road ......................C 3 2-1-0 110 4 3, 6-3. Cumberland, Tenn. 8, Martin Methodist 6, 12 innings
Gisela Dulko, Argentina, def. Karin Knapp, Italy, 6-2, 6-3. Harris and TE Jack Simmons. Sunday’s results
6. Musket Man .......................C 5 3-0-2 109 10 Lone Star Conference
Anna Chakvetadze, Russia, def. Anabel Medina PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Released LB Houston 2, New England 0
7. Papa Clem (1)....................C 4 1-2-0 87 6 Angelo St. 11, Cameron 6 Larry Foote. Wednesday’s games
Garrigues (15), Spain, 6-2, 6-3.
8. Chocolate Candy ................C 4 2-1-0 38 — Bethanie Mattek-Sands, United States, def. Tathiana SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed FB David D.C. United at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m.
9. Friesan Fire ........................C 4 3-0-0 35 3 Garbin, Italy, 3-6, 6-3, 6-1. Kirtman to a one-year contract. Los Angeles at Real Salt Lake, 9 p.m.
10. Mr. Fantasy........................C 3 2-0-1 16 — Second Round TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS—Signed DE
Other Horses Receiving Votes: General Quarters 11;
Venus Williams (4), United States, def. Lucie Safarova,
Czech Republic, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. | BOXING Jarriett Buie, WR Pat Carter, OL Marc Dile,
OT Demar Dotson, RB Kareem Huggins,
Women’s
Hull 10; Big Drama 9; Conservative 9; Summer Bird 8;
Victoria Azarenka (6), Belarus, def. Ayumi Morita, Japan,
6-0, retired.
WR Amarri Jackson and CB Evan Professional Soccer
Justwhistledixie 7; Stardom Bound 7; Dunkirk 6; Regal Fight schedule McCollough. Released OT Andre Douglas,
CB Greg Fassitt and WR Paris Warren. W L T Pts GF GA
Ransom 6; Capt. Candyman Can 5; The Pamplemousse Los Angeles ...........3 1 1 10 6 2
5; This Ones For Phil 3; Join In The Dance 3; Four Gifts 2; ATP Tour SATURDAY
At El Paso, Texas, Jorge Linares, Tokyo, vs. Josafat Perez,
WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed WR
Roydell Williams and WR Trent Shelton.
Boston ..................3 2 0 9 8 8
Take The Points 1. Mexico, 12, for Linares’ WBA super featherweight title. Chicago.................2 0 2 8 6 1
SERBIAN OPEN RESULTS Released TE Devin Frischknecht, WR John
Monday At the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas (HBO), FC Gold Pride ........2 2 1 7 7 7
Halman, DT Brigham Harwell, LB Ronnie
Belgrade, Serbia Chad Dawson, New Haven, Conn., vs. Antonio Tarver, Washington ...........1 2 2 5 9 12
Palmer and OL Isaiah Ross.
NTRA Thoroughbred Poll Purse: $450,000
Surface: Clay-Outdoor
Tampa, Fla., 12, for Dawson’s IBF-IBO light heavyweight
title.
Canadian Football League
Saint Louis ............0
Sky Blue FC...........0
2
2
2 2 3 6
2 2 1 4
CALGARY STAMPEDERS—Released DL
NEW YORK (AP) — The 2009 Thoroughbred Poll con- Singles MAY 12
First Round Howard Hodges, DB Richard Karikari, LB NOTE: Three points for victory, one point
ducted by the National Thoroughbred Racing Association At TBA, Thailand, Denkaosan Kaovichit, Thailand, vs. Saleem Rasheed and QB Ben Sankey.
Christophe Rochus (8), Belgium, tied with Nicolas Hiroyuki Hisataka, Japan, 12, for Kaovichit’s WBA flyweight for tie.
(NTRA), covering racing performances through May 3. Devilder, France, 6-3, 6-7 (7), 5-5, susp., rain. EDMONTON ESKIMOS—Signed DB Ryan
Rankings based on the votes of sports and thoroughbred title. Glasper and LB Mark Restelli. Saturday’s results
racing media representatives on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 MAY 16 HOCKEY Boston 2, Los Angeles 1
basis with first place votes in parentheses, record, total Estoril Open At Planet Hollywood, Las Vegas, Ron Johnson, Las Vegas,
vs. John Johnson, Memphis, 12, for the vacant WBF light
National Hockey League
NEW YORK RANGERS—F Markus
Sunday’s results
points and previous rank. (Sex: C-colt, G-gelding, H- Washington 3, Saint Louis 3, tie
RESULTS heavyweight title.
horse, F-filly, M-mare): Naslund announced his retirement. FC Gold Pride 1, Sky Blue FC 0
Monday At Oracle Arena, Oakland, Calif. (SHO), Andre Ward,
WASHINGTON CAPITALS—Recalled D
A-S St 1-2-3 Pts Pvs
At Estadio Nacional
Oeiras, Portugal
Oakland, Calif., vs. Edison Miranda, Colombia, 12, for
Ward’s NABO-NABF super middleweight titles.
Tyler Sloan from Hershey (AHL).
ECHL
European
1. Einstein (9) .....................7-H 3 2-0-1 184
2. Well Armed (5) ................6-G 3 1-1-0 168
2
1
Purse: Men, $596,000 (Intl. Series); Women,
$220,000 (Tier IV)
MAY 22
At Fontainebleau Hotel, Miami Beach, Fla. (ESPN2),
JOHNSTOWN CHIEFS—Agreed to terms Champions League
Surface: Clay-Outdoor Odlanier Solis, Germany, vs. Fres Oquendo, Chicago, 10, with coach Ian Herbers on a one-year
3. Rachel Alexandra(1).........3-F 4 4-0-0 140 6 Singles contract extension. SEMIFINALS
4. Zenyatta (5)....................5-M 0 0-0-0 129 3 heavyweights. First leg
Men WRESTLING
5. Mine That Bird.................3-G 3 1-1-0 66 — First Round MAY 30 Tuesday, April 28
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Hollywood, Fla., USA GRAPPLING—Named Ricardo
Paul Capdeville, Chile, def. David Nalbandian (5), Barcelona (Spain) 0,
6. Life Is Sweet ....................4-F 3 3-0-0 59 4 Andre Berto, Winter Haven, Fla., vs. Juan Urango, Miami, Liborio national coach and Jeff Levitetz
Argentina, 6-2, 6-2. Chelsea (England) 0
7. Forever Together ..............5-M 1 1-0-0 55 7 Marc Gicquel, France, def. Pablo Andujar, Spain, 7-6 12, welterweights; Alfredo Angulo, Coachella, Calif., vs. managing director. Wednesday, April 29
8. Pioneerof The Nile............3-C 4 3-1-0 34 10 (8), 6-4. Kermit Cintron, Reading, Pa., 12, light middleweights. COLLEGE Manchester United (England) 1,
9. I Want Revenge................3-C 3 2-0-1 33 5 Oscar Hernandez, Spain, def. Rui Machado, Portugal, 7- At Hartwall Arena, Helsinki, Finland, Nikolai Valuev, NYU—Named Todd Kolean men’s and Arsenal (England) 0
10. Albertus Maximus ...........5-H 2 1-0-0 31 9 4, 1-6, 7-5. Russia, vs. Ruslan Chagaev, Germany, 12, for Valuev’s WBA women’s golf coach. Second Leg
Mardy Fish (6), United States, def. Teimuraz Gabashvili, heavyweight title. PURDUE—Announced sophomore G Today’s game
Russia, 6-3, 6-4. JUNE 13 Michelle Clark left the women’s basketball Arsenal vs. Manchester United, 2:45 p.m.
Other Horses Receiving Votes: Informed Decision 30; Gilles Simon, France, def. Robert Kendrick, United At Madison Square Garden, New York, Miguel Cotto, team and plans to transfer at the end of Wednesday’s game
Quality Road 28; Indian Blessing 27; It’s A Bird 17; States, 6-3, 7-6 (7).
Puerto Rico, vs. Joshua Clottey, Bronx, N.Y., 12, for Cotto’s the semester. Chelsea vs. Barcelona, 2:45 p.m.
Smooth Air 15; Cowboy Cal 11; Gio Ponti 9; Benny The Women
WBO welterweight title and Clottey’s IBF welterweight title. UNC-GREENSBORO—Announced the
Bull 8; Two Step Salsa 8; Researcher 7; Jonesboro 6; Kip First Round
Iveta Benesova (1), Czech Republic, def. Neuza Silva, JUNE 19 resignation of athletic director Nelson CHAMPIONSHIP
Deville 6; Fresian Fire 5; Georgie Boy 5; Seventh Street Portugal, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4. At Laredo (Texas) Entertainment Center, Fernando Bobb, effective June 30. Wednesday, May 27
5; Midships 4; Parading 3; Commentator 2; Tiago 2; Jarmila Groth (3), Slovakia, def. Mathilde Johansson Beltran Jr. vs. Miguel Roman, 12, for Beltran’s IBF Latino WHEATON—Named Joe Davis offensive At Rome
Champs Elysees 2; Musket Man 1. (4), France, 1-6, 6-1, 6-1. featherweight title. coordinator. Semifinal winners, 2:45 p.m.

33. Sports Page 10 D/E/N/C www.sunnewspapers.net SCOREBOARD The Sun /Tuesday, May 5, 2009
| GOLF | NASCAR
PGA Tour 130. Greg Chalmers ....157
131. Robert Garrigus ...156
$264,210
$191,891
17. Hee Young Park.............6
18. Song-Hee Kim...............6
$180,971
$175,667
Driving Accuracy Percentage
1, Blaine McCallister, 81.43%. 2, Hale Sprint Cup Series total fastest laps:
132. Vijay Singh ..........155 $260,155 19. Sun Young Yoo ..............6 $170,037 Irwin, 80.95%. 3, Leonard Thompson, POINTS LEADERS POS. PCT. LAPS
FEDEXCUP LEADERS 1. Jeff Gordon.................1 9.7 259
Through May 3 133. Jeff Maggert.........155 $245,764 20. Eun-Hee Ji ....................6 $161,127 79.76%. 4, David Edwards, 78.57%. 5, Through May 2
134. Scott McCarron ...155 $244,553 21. In-Kyung Kim ................6 $157,025 Mark McNulty, 77.38%. 6, Dana Quigley, 1. Jeff Gordon, 1,441. 2. Kurt Busch .................2 8.4 224
135. Brandt Jobe.........148 $163,078 22. Michelle Wie .................4 $142,756 77.14%. 7 (tie), Scott Hoch and Tom 2. Kurt Busch, 1,431. 3. Jimmie Johnson..........6 7.1 191
Rank, Name Points YTD Money 4. Kyle Busch .................5 6.8 181
1. Geoff Ogilvy..........1,387 $3,076,204 136. Sergio Garcia ......148 $247,267 23. Jee Young Lee ...............7 $136,217 Watson, 76.19%. 9, Allen Doyle, 75.79%. 3. Tony Stewart, 1,402.
137. Jarrod Lyle...........146 $223,171 24. Ai Miyazato ...................6 $135,680 4. Denny Hamlin, 1,321. 5. Greg Biffle................11 6.7 178
2. Phil Mickelson ......1,363 $3,217,165 10, Bob Gilder, 75.71%. 6. Mark Martin .............15 6.6 176
3. Sean O’Hair..........1,336 $2,963,842 138. Nathan Green......144 $178,192 25. Jane Park......................7 $119,534 Greens in Regulation Pct. 5. Kyle Busch, 1,314.
139. Jason Bohn .........143 $261,723 26. Wendy Ward ..................5 $104,329 6. Jimmie Johnson, 1,290. 7. Denny Hamlin.............4 6.0 161
4. Nick Watney..........1,236 $2,497,253 1, Bernhard Langer, 76.85%. 2, Dan 8. Tony Stewart ...............3 4.8 128
5. Kenny Perry ..........1,228 $2,625,934 139. Ryan Palmer ........143 $172,703 27. Seon Hwa Lee ..............6 $100,576 Forsman, 76.67%. 3, Don Pooley, 74.81%. 7. Jeff Burton, 1,257.
141. Shigeki Maruyama...141 $256,331 28. Stacy Prammanasudh...7 $97,889 8. Clint Bowyer, 1,212. 9. Carl Edwards ..............9 4.2 113
6. Zach Johnson ..........988 $1,979,151 4, John Cook, 74.69%. 5 (tie), Brad 10. Jeff Burton.................7 3.0 80
142. Paul Goydos ........141 $172,254 29. Meaghan Francella .......5 $97,016 9. Carl Edwards, 1,204.
7. Paul Casey...............968 $2,152,700 Bryant and Jay Haas, 74.44%. 7 (tie), 10. Ryan Newman, 1,198.
8. Brian Gay.................927 $1,690,375 143. Shaun Micheel ....140 $175,182 30. Christina Kim ................6 $93,046 Mike Goodes, Tom Kite and Mark O’Meara,
144. Tim Wilkinson ......134 $248,231 11. Greg Biffle, 1,193. DRIVER RATING
9. Steve Stricker ..........911 $1,880,911 31. Morgan Pressel .............6 $90,356 74.07%. 10 2 tied with 73.15%. Through May 2
145. John Huston ........133 $135,476 32. Helen Alfredsson...........5 $90,077 12. Matt Kenseth, 1,187.
10. Tiger Woods ...........855 $1,872,313 Total Driving 13. David Reutimann, 1,156. NASCAR Sprint Cup driver ratings with
11. Retief Goosen........852 $1,676,667 146. Joe Durant...........133 $170,972 33. Jimin Kang....................6 $85,779 season points position, single-race high
147. Marc Leishman....132 $167,320 1, Tom Watson, 17. 2, Leonard 14. Juan Pablo Montoya, 1,152.
12. Dustin Johnson......789 $1,637,766 34. Teresa Lu ......................7 $82,825 rating and overall rating:
148. Kevin Stadler.......131 $188,975 Thompson, 27. 3, Gil Morgan, 29. 4, 15. Mark Martin, 1,126.
13. Pat Perez ...............788 $1,408,916 35. Se Ri Pak......................6 $80,971
149. Matt Jones ..........131 $247,201 36. Ji Young Oh ...................6 $75,125 Bernhard Langer, 31. 5, Don Pooley, 33. 6, 16. Brian Vickers, 1,118.
14. Charles Howell III .....772 $1,392,779 Tom Kite, 44. 7, Blaine McCallister, 45. 8, 17. Kasey Kahne, 1,106. POS. HIGH RATING
15. Angel Cabrera........716 $1,543,445 150. Scott Sterling ......130 $130,573 37. Nicole Castrale .............6 $66,414 1. Jeff Gordon.............1 134.0 109.6
Jeff Sluman, 46. 9, Scott Hoch, 52. 10, 18. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 1,100.
16. Lucas Glover..........703 $1,254,513 38. Juli Inkster ....................6 $64,506 19. Marcos Ambrose, 1,067. 2. Kyle Busch .............5 149.2 106.0
39. Hee-Won Han ...............6 $62,680 Jay Haas, 53.
17. Charley Hoffman....696 $1,254,000 3. Kurt Busch .............2 150.0 103.7
18. Y.E. Yang ................690 $1,347,698 Statistics 40. Meena Lee....................7
41. Natalie Gulbis...............6
$62,610
$62,609
Putting Average
1, Morris Hatalsky, 1.675. 2, R.W. Eaks,
20. Casey Mears, 1,049.
21. Martin Truex Jr., 989. 4. Denny Hamlin.........4
5. Jimmie Johnson......6
141.1 103.0
123.6 101.2
19. Jerry Kelly..............689 $1,425,130 1.719. 3, Jay Haas, 1.721. 4, Andy Bean, 22. Reed Sorenson, 984.
20. John Rollins...........684 $1,372,413 THROUGH MAY 3 42. Mi Hyun Kim.................4 $60,894 23. Kevin Harvick, 979. 6. Tony Stewart ...........3 124.5 99.8
43. Sophie Gustafson .........4 $59,559 1.722. 5, Larry Nelson, 1.725. 6, Ben 7. Mark Martin .........15 145.6 95.2
21. David Toms............664 $1,252,655 24. Michael Waltrip, 974.
Scoring Average 44. Michele Redman...........6 $58,842 Crenshaw, 1.731. 7, Eduardo Romero, 25. Jamie McMurray, 971. 8. Carl Edwards ..........9 119.4 90.7
22. Luke Donald ..........651 $1,206,576
23. John Merrick..........586 $1,064,838 1, Sean O’Hair, 69.48. 2, David Toms, 45. Vicky Hurst....................5 $54,087 1.734. 8, Loren Roberts, 1.747. 9, Mark 26. David Ragan, 949. 9. Greg Biffle............11 126.4 86.9
24. Rory Sabbatini ......581 $1,218,973 69.64. 3, Steve Stricker, 69.66. 4, Kenny 46. Momoko Ueda ..............4 $52,252 James, 1.748. 10, Three tied with 1.751. 27. David Stremme, 948. 10. Jeff Burton.............7 111.0 84.9
25. Kevin Na................581 $1,144,869 Perry, 69.67. 5, Brian Gay, 69.68. 6, Nick 47. Candie Kung.................6 $51,042 Birdie Average 28. AJ Allmendinger, 947.
26. Davis Love III .........575 $986,585 Watney, 69.71. 7, Luke Donald, 69.81. 8,
Kevin Na, 69.87. 9, Lucas Glover, 69.96.
48. Heather Young...............6
49. Laura Diaz ....................6
$50,522
$46,320
1 (tie), Jay Haas and Bernhard Langer,
4.67. 3, Eduardo Romero, 4.53. 4, Andy
29. Elliott Sadler, 933.
30. Sam Hornish Jr., 925.
Nationwide Series
27. Mike Weir...............571 $1,119,335
28. Camilo Villegas......568 $1,104,065 10, Jerry Kelly, 70.02. 50. Alena Sharp..................6 $46,175 Bean, 4.52. 5, Brad Bryant, 4.39. 6, Gil 31. Bobby Labonte, 893. POINTS LEADERS
29. Briny Baird.............547 $886,399 Driving Distance Morgan, 4.33. 7 (tie), Mark James and 32. Joey Logano, 859. Through May 1
30. Charlie Wi..............515 $997,913 1, Bubba Watson, 313.8. 2, Robert Joey Sindelar, 4.22. 9, Mark O’Meara, 33. Paul Menard, 839. 1. Kyle Busch, 1,414.
31. J.B. Holmes............508
32. Bubba Watson .......493
$947,969
$958,929
Garrigus, 306.3. 3, Gary Woodland,
306.2. 4 (tie) Angel Cabrera and Nick
Statistics 4.20. 10, 2 tied with 4.11.
Eagles (Holes per)
34. Robby Gordon, 768.
35. John Andretti, 743.
2. Carl Edwards, 1,332.
3. Jason Leffler, 1,216.
Watney, 303.0. 6, Scott Piercy, 302.3. 7, THROUGH APRIL 26 1 (tie), R.W. Eaks and Jerry Pate, 54.0. 36. Scott Speed, 671. 4. Joey Logano, 1,213.
33. Chad Campbell .....493 $977,745 37. David Gilliland, 615.
34. Jim Furyk...............482 $991,653 Dustin Johnson, 302.2. 8, Charley 3 (tie), Joey Sindelar, Steve Thomas and 5. Brad Keselowski, 1,201.
Hoffman, 299.7. 9, Bill Haas, 299.2. 10, Scoring 38. Regan Smith, 473. 6. David Ragan, 1,139.
35. Brett Quigley..........469 $927,356 Tom Watson, 81.0. 6 (tie), David Edwards, 39. Aric Almirola, 451.
2 tied with 298.5. 1, Lorena Ochoa, 69.5652. 2, Yani 7. Jason Keller, 1,063.
36. Hunter Mahan .......464 $851,427 Larry Nelson and Mark O’Meara, 90.0. 9, 40. Joe Nemechek, 414. 8. Michael McDowell, 1,021.
37. Steve Marino .........462 $731,944 Driving Accuracy Percentage Tseng, 70.3077. 3, Cristie Kerr, 70.4615. Three tied with 94.5.
1, David Toms, 74.41%. 2, Brian Gay, 41. Scott Riggs, 348. 9. Scott Lagasse Jr., 998.
38. Tim Clark ...............459 $821,206 4, Angela Stanford, 70.5263. 5, Karrie Sand Save Percentage 42. Brad Keselowski, 333.
74.26%. 3, Joe Durant, 72.83%. 4, Bart Webb, 70.5500. 6, Suzann Pettersen, 10. Steve Wallace, 967.
39. Jason Dufner .........441 $768,093 1, Loren Roberts, 80.00%. 2, Mike 43. Travis Kvapil, 292. 11. Brendan Gaughan, 956.
40. Jeff Klauk ..............440 $637,135 Bryant, 72.77%. 5, Tim Clark, 72.29%. 6, 70.8462. 7, Na Yeon Choi, 71.2692. 8, McCullough, 73.91%. 3, Mike Reid, 44. Jeremy Mayfield, 288. 12. Justin Allgaier, 934.
41. D.J. Trahan .............438 $726,775 Scott Verplank, 72.08%. 7, Tim Wilkinson, Brittany Lang, 71.3077. 9, Paula Creamer, 70.59%. 4 (tie), David Edwards, Mark 45. Dave Blaney, 258.
71.63%. 8, Kirk Triplett, 70.98%. 9, Bob 13. Kenny Wallace, 910.
42. Mathew Goggin .....423 $673,681 71.3636. 10, Sun Young Yoo, 71.4091. O’Meara and Jeff Sluman, 66.67%. 7, Ben 46. Bill Elliott, 228. 14. Tony Raines, 903.
43. Anthony Kim ..........416 $792,002 Estes, 70.54%. 10, Tom Lehman, 70.24%. Rounds Under Par 47. Max Papis, 222.
Crenshaw, 65.00%. 8, Fulton Allem, 15. Mike Bliss, 898.
44. Mark Wilson ..........412 $845,772 Greens in Regulation Pct. 1, Cristie Kerr, .731. 2, Lorena Ochoa, 48. Todd Bodine, 123.
61.90%. 9 (tie), Larry Nelson and Jerry 16. Kevin Harvick, 886.
45. Scott Piercy ...........410 $658,099 1, Camilo Villegas, 71.18%. 2, D.J. .696. 3, Yani Tseng, .692. 4, Karrie Webb, 48. Mike Bliss, 123.
Pate, 61.11%. 17. Michael Annett, 865.
46. Ernie Els................406 $740,515 Trahan, 71.03%. 3, John Senden, 71.00%. .650. 5, Angela Stanford, .632. 6, Brittany 50. Terry Labonte, 91. 18. Joe Nemechek, 833.
4, K.J. Choi, 70.43%. 5, Sean O’Hair, All-Around Ranking
47. John Senden .........398 $599,683 Lang, .615. 7, Eun-Hee Ji, .591. 8, Angela 19. David Green, 807.
70.37%. 6, Briny Baird, 70.05%. 7, Casey 1, Bernhard Langer, 119. 2, Andy Bean,
48. Ben Crane .............398 $729,517 Park, .579. 9, Ji Yai Shin, .571. 10, 2 tied
129. 3, Eduardo Romero, 136. 4, Gil
MONEY LEADERS 20. Eric McClure, 735.
49. Justin Leonard .......397 $782,010 Wittenberg, 69.68%. 8, Kenny Perry, with .565. Through May 2 21. Brandon Whitt, 726.
69.66%. 9, Dustin Johnson, 69.12%. 10 , Eagles Morgan, 137. 5 (tie), Mark O’Meara and 1. Matt Kenseth, $3,017,075
50. Boo Weekley..........380 $758,922 22. Morgan Shepherd, 698.
Hunter Mahan, 69.05%. 1 (tie), Angela Stanford and Silvia Joey Sindelar, 153. 7, Jeff Sluman, 154. 8, 2. Kevin Harvick, $2,434,966
51. Bob Estes..............376 $695,495 23. Danny O’Quinn Jr., 692.
Total Driving Cavalleri, 4. 3, 9 tied with 3. Jay Haas, 157. 9, Loren Roberts, 173. 10, 3. Kyle Busch, $2,210,537
52. Bo Van Pelt............375 $598,359 24. Matt Kenseth, 682.
53. Ted Purdy...............365 $560,308 1, Lucas Glover, 69. 2 (tie), Mathew Greens in Regulation Gene Jones, 180. 4. Jeff Gordon, $2,186,642 25. Brian Keselowski, 667.
54. Stewart Cink..........355 $796,190 Goggin and Jonathan Byrd, 74. 4, D.J. 1, Paula Creamer, .794. 2, Anja Monke, 5. Jimmie Johnson, $1,989,441 26. Greg Biffle, 611.
55. J.J. Henry ...............345 $640,810 Trahan, 82. 5, Boo Weekley, 88. 6, David .756. 3, Wendy Ward, .737. 4, Angela 6. Jeff Burton, $1,716,331 27. Jeff Burton, 609.
56. Webb Simpson ......343 $576,233 Toms, 91. 7 (tie), Ernie Els and Bill Haas,
92. 9, John Senden, 102. 10, Robert
Park, .732. 5, Jee Young Lee, .727. 6 (tie), Schedule 7. Tony Stewart, $1,664,601
8. Carl Edwards, $1,652,881
28. Scott Wimmer, 594.
Ji Yai Shin, Cristie Kerr, Jin Young Pak and 29. John Wes Townley, 589.
57. K.J. Choi ................342
58. Ryuji Imada ...........339
$671,054
$452,276 Allenby, 103.
Putting Average
Lindsey Wright, .722. 10, 3 tied with .717. and results 9. Clint Bowyer, $1,613,863
10. AJ Allmendinger, $1,576,913
30. Brian Vickers, 575.
59. Kevin Sutherland ...326 $428,712 Top 10 Finishes 31. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 564.
1, Chris Couch, 1.696. 2, Geoff Ogilvy, 1 (tie), Cristie Kerr and Yani Tseng, X-JAN. 17-19 — Wendy’s Champions 11. Kasey Kahne, $1,533,151 32. D.J. Kennington, 558.
60. Robert Allenby .......325 $566,317 12. Joey Logano, $1,527,631
61. Adam Scott ...........323 $635,992 1.698. 3, Luke Donald, 1.701. 4, Steve .714. 3, Lorena Ochoa, .667. 4 (tie), Skins Game (Ben Crenshaw/Fuzzy Zoeller) 33. Michael Waltrip, 526.
Stricker, 1.711. 5 (tie), Charlie Wi and Tim JAN. 23-25 — Mitsubishi Electric 13. Greg Biffle, $1,526,563 33. Casey Atwood, 526.
62. Ian Poulter.............318 $632,718 Angela Park, Angela Stanford and Karrie 14. Kurt Busch, $1,490,963
63. Jeff Overton ...........312 $537,568 Clark, 1.716. 7, Kevin Na, 1.717. 8, David Webb, .600. 7, Suzann Pettersen, .571. 8 Championship (Bernhard Langer) 35. Kenny Hendrick, 508.
Toms, 1.722. 9 (tie), Jerry Kelly and FEB. 13-15 — Allianz Championship 15. Juan Pablo Montoya, $1,490,851 36. Burney Lamar, 503.
64. Matt Kuchar ..........306 $482,305 (tie), Eun-Hee Ji and Michelle Wie, .500. 16. Ryan Newman, $1,487,786
65. Fred Couples .........305 $646,095 Anthony Kim, 1.724. 10, 2 tied with .429. (Mike Goodes) 37. David Reutimann, 487.
17. Reed Sorenson, $1,482,356 38. Clint Bowyer, 420.
66. Scott Verplank .......304 $506,974 Birdie Average Driving Distance FEB. 20-22 — The ACE Group Classic 18. David Reutimann, $1,461,901
67. John Mallinger .......290 $357,694 1, Geoff Ogilvy, 4.66. 2, Anthony Kim, 1, Karen Stupples, 283.0. 2, Sophie (Loren Roberts) 39. Paul Menard, 406.
19. Brian Vickers, $1,459,901 40. Robert Richardson Jr., 404.
68. George McNeill ......287 $409,926 4.64. 3, Dustin Johnson, 4.56. 4, Sean Giquel, 278.0. 3, Vicky Hurst, 276.0. 4, MARCH 6-8 — Toshiba Classic 20. Martin Truex Jr., $1,448,071
69. Jonathan Byrd .......275 $530,031 O’Hair, 4.45. 5, Tim Clark, 4.43. 6, Paul Yani Tseng, 272.4. 5, Lorena Ochoa, (Eduardo Romero) 40. Ken Butler, 404.
21. David Stremme, $1,422,471 42. Shelby Howard, 394.
70. Stephen Ames .......271 $475,867 Casey, 4.38. 7 (tie), Phil Mickelson and 271.4. 6, Brittany Lincicome, 269.8. 7, Na MARCH 13-15 — AT&T Champions 22. Denny Hamlin, $1,408,238
Hunter Mahan, 4.26. 9, Charley Hoffman, Classic (Dan Forsman) 43. Tony Stewart, 365.
71. James Nitties.........269 $503,473 Ri Kim, 269.3. 8, Jee Young Lee, 269.2. 9, 23. Paul Menard, $1,386,256
4.25. 10, Nick Watney, 4.24. 44. Kertus Davis, 360.
72. D.A. Points.............268 $454,539 Na On Min, 266.8. 10, Brittany Lang, MARCH 27-29 — The Cap Cana 24. Mark Martin, $1,382,677 45. Terry Cook, 286.
73. Jason Day..............267 $487,649 Eagles (Holes per) 266.3. Championship (Keith Fergus) 25. Bobby Labonte, $1,380,821
1, Bubba Watson, 66.6. 2, Mike Weir, 46. Brian Scott, 273.
74. Richard S. Johnson...263 $381,116 Sand Saves APRIL 17-19 — Outback Steakhouse 26. Dale Earnhardt Jr., $1,369,728
72.0. 3, Ryan Palmer, 81.0. 4, Nick 47. Scott Speed, 272.
75. Bill Lunde..............262 $405,738 1 (tie), Anja Monke, Marisa Baena and Pro-Am (Nick Price) 27. Elliott Sadler, $1,365,913
Watney , 84.0. 5, Retief Goosen, 87.0. 6, 48. Kelly Bires, 254.
76. Nick O’Hern ...........262 $406,533 Jin Young Pak, 1.000. 4, Rachel APRIL 24-26 — Liberty Mutual Legends 28. Sam Hornish Jr., $1,271,766
Dustin Johnson, 87.4. 7, Chris Stroud, 49. Jeff Green, 237.
77. Mark Calcavecchia ...259 $538,993 Hetherington, .700. 5, Marcy Hart, .667. of Golf (Langer and Lehman) 29. Marcos Ambrose, $1,256,696
87.8. 8, Tommy Gainey, 94.5. 9, Cameron 30. Casey Mears, $1,254,863 50. Mark Green, 235.
78. Padraig Harrington....256 $377,708 6, M.J. Hur, .643. 7 (tie), Meaghan MAY 15-17 — Regions Charity Classic,
79. Cameron Beckman...255 $283,773 Beckman, 95.1. 10, 2 tied with 97.2. Francella and Karrie Webb, .625. 9, 31. David Ragan, $1,253,393
Robert Trent JOnes Golf Trail at Ross 32. Jamie McMurray, $1,245,293 MONEY LEADERS
80. Rich Beem.............252 $462,346 Sand Save Percentage Russamee Gulyanamitta, .615. 10, 5 tied Bridge, Hoover, Ala. 33. Michael Waltrip, $1,231,713 Through May 1
81. Andres Romero......251 $509,600 1, David Mathis, 67.27%. 2, Webb with .571. 1. Kyle Busch, $384,450
MAY 21-24 — Senior PGA 34. Robby Gordon, $1,212,346
82. Rod Pampling........250 $453,223 Simpson, 67.11%. 3, Luke Donald, Birdies 2. Carl Edwards, $360,725
66.04%. 4, Brad Adamonis, 65.22%. 5, Championship, Canterbury GC, 35. John Andretti, $1,087,543
83. Michael Bradley.....250 $630,000 1, Yani Tseng, 111. 2 (tie), Suzann Beachwood, Ohio 3. Jason Leffler, $337,967
84. Bill Haas ...............248 $377,016 Kevin Na, 64.29%. 6, Ken Duke, 63.93%. 36. Scott Speed, $1,069,562
Pettersen and Lorena Ochoa, 98. 4, Cristie MAY 29-31 — Principal Charity Classic, 37. Aric Almirola, $826,313 4. Brad Keselowski, $322,762
85. Woody Austin .........246 $335,333 7, Joe Ogilvie, 63.38%. 8, Jerry Kelly, Kerr, 97. 5, Jee Young Lee, 92. 6, Na Yeon 5. Joey Logano, $300,922
63.04%. 9, Brian Gay, 62.71%. 10, Ben Glen Oaks CC, West Des Moines, Iowa 38. David Gilliland, $723,150
86. Tim Petrovic ...........243 $560,480 Choi, 88. 7, In-Kyung Kim, 85. 8 (tie), 39. Scott Riggs, $643,438 6. Michael McDowell, $289,137
Curtis, 61.90%. JUNE 5-7 — Triton Financial Classic, The
87. Aaron Baddeley .....241 $384,635 Kristy McPherson and Karrie Webb, 84. 40. Joe Nemechek, $637,078 7. Brendan Gaughan, $282,677
88. Ryan Moore ...........240 $426,739 All-Around Ranking Hills CC, Austin, Texas
10, Brittany Lang, 83. 41. Regan Smith, $634,371 8. Jason Keller, $281,212
89. Ben Curtis .............240 $296,001 1, Sean O’Hair, 218. 2, Tim Clark, 265. JUNE 26-28 — Dicks’ Sporting Godos
Driving Accuracy 42. Jeremy Mayfield, $568,888 9. Mike Bliss, $280,167
90. Todd Hamilton .......239 $432,753 3, Nick Watney, 267. 4, Kenny Perry, 270. Open, En-Joie GC, Endicott, N.Y. 10. Justin Allgaier, $278,827
1, Eun-Hee Ji, .851. 2, Marcy Hart, JULY 10-12 — 3M Championship, TPC 43. Brad Keselowski, $522,963
91. Trevor Immelman ...238 $352,494 5, Steve Stricker, 282. 6, David Toms, 291. 44. Dave Blaney, $522,849 11. Scott Lagasse Jr., $275,710
.833. 3, Song Yi Choi, .821. 4, Paula Twin Cities, Blaine, Minn.
92. Greg Owen.............237 $303,345 7, Charley Hoffman, 326. 8, Dustin 45. Travis Kvapil, $520,708 12. Tony Raines, $274,347
Creamer, .816. 5, Carolina Llano, .800. 6, JULY 23-26 — Senior British Open,
93. Lee Janzen ............236 $430,422 Johnson, 331. 9, Charlie Wi, 344. 10, Phil 46. Bill Elliott, $459,040 13. Steve Wallace, $271,672
Ji Yai Shin, .793. 7, Jimin Kang, .792. 8, 4 Sunningdale GC (Old Course), Berkshire,
94. Cliff Kresge ............235 $316,264 Mickelson, 348. 47. Terry Labonte, $273,963 14. Kenny Wallace, $264,117
tied with .786. England
95. Vaughn Taylor.........229 $279,788 PGA TOUR Official Money Leaders 48. Max Papis, $262,650 15. Michael Annett, $264,037
1, Phil Mickelson, (9), $3,217,165. 2, Putting Average Per Round JULY 30-AUG. 2 — U.S. Senior Open,
96. Chris Stroud ..........229 $373,567 49. Todd Bodine, $236,779 16. David Ragan, $262,570
Geoff Ogilvy, (9), $3,076,204. 3, Sean 1, Karen Stupples, 5.58. 2, Marisa Crooked Stick GC, Carmel, Ind. 17. David Green, $262,552
97. Brendon de Jonge ....228 $358,479 Baena, 6.89. 3, Laura Davies, 7.87. 4, 50. Mike Bliss, $222,231
98. Brian Davis............220 $316,293 O’Hair, (10), $2,963,842. 4, Kenny Perry, AUG. 20-23 — JELD-WEN Tradition, 18. Morgan Shepherd, $259,792
(11), $2,625,934. 5, Nick Watney, (11), Haeji Kang, 8.14. 5, Seon Hwa Lee, 8.86. 19. Brandon Whitt, $258,747
99. Chris DiMarco........218 $271,003 Crosswater Club at Sunriver Resort, LAPS LED PERCENTAGE
$2,497,253. 6, Paul Casey, (5), 6, Vicky Hurst, 9.31. 7, Jin Joo Hong, 20. Eric McClure, $257,607
100. Nicholas Thompson...216 $320,051 Sunriver, Ore. Through May 2
$2,152,700. 7, Zach Johnson, (11), 9.83. 8, Paige Mackenzie, 9.89. 9, Mika 21. Greg Biffle, $249,385
101. Stuart Appleby.....215 $350,685 AUG. 28-30 — Boeing Classic, TPC PCT. LAPS
102. Troy Matteson ......212 $218,359 $1,979,151. 8, Steve Stricker, (10), Miyazato, 9.94. 10, Song-Hee Kim, 10.04. 1. Kyle Busch.......................18.9 614 22. Kevin Harvick, $234,690
Putts Per Green (GIR) Snoqualmie Ridge, Snoqualmie, Wash.
103. Steve Flesch........210 $451,847 $1,880,911. 9, Tiger Woods, (5), SEPT. 4-6 — Wal-Mart First Tee Open, 2. Jeff Gordon ......................15.1 490 23. Joe Nemechek, $232,567
104. Aron Price............208 $274,858 $1,872,313. 10, Brian Gay, (11), 1 (tie), Na On Min and Karrie Webb, 3. Denny Hamlin ..................14.7 479 24. Danny O’Quinn Jr., $231,370
1.75. 3 (tie), Inbee Park and Yani Tseng, Pebble Beach GL and Del Monte GC,
105. Tommy Armour III....207 $347,504 $1,690,375. 4. Kurt Busch .........................9.9 322 25. John Wes Townley, $229,656
1.76. 5 (tie), Hee-Won Han and Laura Pebble Beach, Calif. 26. Kenny Hendrick, $213,896
106. Kevin Streelman ..204 $366,572 SEPT. 18-20 — Greater Hickory Classic 5. Jimmie Johnson..................9.6 311
107. Steve Lowery .......199 $213,733 Davies, 1.77. 7, 6 tied with 1.78. 6. Mark Martin .......................5.2 169 27. Brian Keselowski, $190,516
at Rock Barn, Rock Barn Golf & Spa,
108. Fredrik Jacobson ....197
109. Dean Wilson........196
$361,441
$290,103
LPGA Tour Conover, N.C.
7. Matt Kenseth .....................4.8 155
8. Greg Biffle..........................4.6 150
28. D.J. Kennington, $182,403
29. Casey Atwood, $158,927
110. Ken Duke ............196 $208,560 MONEY LEADERS Champions Tour SEPT. 25-27 — SAS Championship,
Prestonwood CC, Cary, N.C.
9. Dale Earnhardt Jr. ..............2.8
10. Ryan Newman ...................2.7
90
87
30. Robert Richardson Jr., $156,507
31. Tony Stewart, $154,470
111. David Mathis .......192 $168,795 Through April 26 OCT. 1-4 — Constellation Energy Senior
STATISTICS 32. Matt Kenseth, $153,520
112. Rocco Mediate ....190 $196,843 Players Championships, Baltimore CC Five 33. Brian Vickers, $153,055
113. Michael Letzig .....190 $259,543 Trn Money Through April 26 LAPS IN TOP 15
Farms (East Course), Timonium, Md. Through May 2 34. Scott Wimmer, $145,973
114. Joe Ogilvie...........187 $252,891 1. Lorena Ochoa .................6 $625,205 35. Terry Cook, $140,776
2. Ji Yai Shin .......................6 $470,895 Scoring Average OCT. 16-18 — Administaff Small PCT. LAPS
115. Tim Herron...........184 $216,310 36. Michael Waltrip, $140,685
1, Bernhard Langer, 68.86. 2, Joey Business Classic, The Woodlands CC 1. Jeff Gordon ......................89.6 2915
116. Will MacKenzie ....180 $366,808 3. Cristie Kerr......................7 $381,624 37. Clint Bowyer, $133,175
Sindelar, 69.44. 3, Mark O’Meara, 69.53. (Tournament Course), The Woodlands, 2. Denny Hamlin ..................85.8 2792
117. Charles Warren ....178 $251,255 4. Angela Stanford ..............5 $374,021 3. Jimmie Johnson ...............81.1 2639 38. Dale Earnhardt Jr., $132,335
118. Heath Slocum .....177 $295,521 5. Yani Tseng .......................7 $366,447 4, Jay Haas, 69.61. 5, Andy Bean, 69.62. Texas
OCT. 23-25 — AT&T Championship, Oak 4. Kurt Busch .......................80.7 2625 39. Kertus Davis, $130,375
119. Alex Cejka ...........173 $289,028 6. Karrie Webb ....................5 $348,546 6, Mark James, 69.78. 7, Eduardo 40. Burney Lamar, $127,370
Hills CC, San Antonio 5. Mark Martin .....................74.7 2432
120. Justin Rose..........172 $246,217 7. Suzann Pettersen ............7 $338,301 Romero, 69.87. 8, Gene Jones, 69.94. 9, 6. Tony Stewart.....................74.1 2412 41. Johnny Chapman, $125,779
121. Bart Bryant..........171 $273,604 8. Brittany Lincicome...........5 $310,439 Dan Forsman, 70.06. 10, Gil Morgan, OCT. 29-NOV. 1 — Charles Schwab Cup
7. Jeff Burton .......................71.9 2338 42. Ken Butler, $125,420
122. Carl Pettersson....169 $239,725 9. Pat Hurst.........................6 $267,509 70.27. Championship, Sonoma GC, Sonoma, 8. Carl Edwards....................69.9 2276 43. David Reutimann, $119,640
123. Daniel Chopra .....168 $288,744 10. Na Yeon Choi ................7 $263,210 Driving Distance Calif. 9. Kyle Busch.......................65.6 2136 44. Jeff Burton, $116,645
124. Tom Pernice, Jr.....168 $214,810 11. Paula Creamer ..............6 $262,557 1, Tom Purtzer, 307.5. 2, Steve Thomas, X-DEC. 5-6 — Del Webb Father/Son 10. David Reutimann ............64.8 2109 45. Mark Green, $99,686
125. Spencer Levin......167 $252,123 12. Katherine Hull...............6 $249,869 298.7. 3, Keith Fergus, 296.0. 4, Sandy Challenge, ChampionsGate GC 46. Jeff Green, $90,296
126. Harrison Frazar ....163 $218,315 13. Kristy McPherson ..........7 $249,780 Lyle, 293.9. 5, Eduardo Romero, 289.5. 6, (International Course), ChampionsGate, FASTEST LAPS 47. Scott Speed, $85,679
127. Tom Lehman........162 $240,738 14. Angela Park...................5 $236,350 Phil Blackmar, 288.2. 7, Gil Morgan, Fla. Through May 2 48. Dennis Setzer, $80,602
128. Michael Allen.......161 $173,916 15. Brittany Lang.................7 $204,556 288.0. 8, R.W. Eaks, 284.6. 9, Dan NASCAR Sprint Cup fastest laps with 49. Shelby Howard, $77,703
129. Brad Adamonis....158 $227,351 16. Lindsey Wright...............6 $184,874 Forsman, 283.3. 10, Tom Watson, 283.2. x-unofficial event. points standing positions, percentage and 50. Donnie Neuenberger, $75,541

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| HOCKEY | BASKETBALL | AUTO RACING
NHL 7 p.m., if necessary
Monday, May 11: Washington at NBA Boston vs. Orlando
Monday, May 4: Orlando 95, Boston 90, NHRA Solara, 4.257, 279.04. Tim Wilkerson,
Mustang, 4.156, 287.78 def. Mike Neff,
Pittsburgh, TBD, if necessary PLAYOFFS Orlando leads series 1-0 FULL THROTTLE-O’REILLY MIDWEST Mustang, 4.454, 197.94. Tony Pedregon,
PLAYOFFS Chevy Impala, 4.174, 287.35 def. Ashley
FIRST ROUND Wednesday, May 13: Pittsburgh at FIRST ROUND Wednesday, May 6: Orlando at Boston, NATIONALS RESULTS
Washington, 7 p.m., if necessary (Best-of-7) 8 p.m. Sunday Force Hood, Mustang, 4.810, 174.80. John
(Best-of-7) Force, Mustang, 4.186, 296.37 def. Jack
EASTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE Friday, May 8: Boston at Orlando, 7 p.m. At Gateway International Raceway
WESTERN CONFERENCE Sunday, May 10: Boston at Orlando, 8 p.m. Madison, Ill. Beckman, Charger, 4.918, 179.04.
Boston 4, Montreal 0 Cleveland 4, Detroit 0
Detroit vs. Anaheim Tuesday, May 12: Orlando at Boston, TBA, Final Order Quarterfinals
Thursday, April 16: Boston 4, Montreal 2 Saturday, April 18: Cleveland 102,
Friday, May 1: Detroit 3, Anaheim 2 Top Fuel C.Pedregon, 4.164, 292.77 def. Tasca III,
Saturday, April 18: Boston 5, Montreal 1 Detroit 84 if necessary
Sunday, May 3: Anaheim 4, Detroit 3, 3OT, 1. Antron Brown. 2. Brandon Bernstein. 3. foul. Worsham, 4.143, 301.87 def.
Monday, April 20: Boston 4, Montreal 2 Tuesday, April 21: Cleveland 94, Detroit 82 Thursday, May 14: Boston at Orlando, TBA,
Shawn Langdon. 4. Spencer Massey. 5. Cory Wilkerson, 4.152, 294.31. T. Pedregon,
Wednesday, April 22: Boston 4, Montreal 1 series tied 1-1 Friday, April 24: Cleveland 79, Detroit 68 if necessary
McClenathan. 6. Tony Schumacher. 7. Joe 4.175, 288.39 def. Hagan, 4.235, 242.45.
Tuesday, May 5: Detroit at Anaheim, Sunday, April 26: Cleveland 99, Detroit 78 Sunday, May 17: Orlando at Boston, TBA,
Hartley. 8. Morgan Lucas. 9. Clay Millican. Capps, 4.134, 296.18 def. Force, 4.178,
Washington 4, N.Y. Rangers 3 10:30 p.m. if necessary 287.90.
Wednesday, April 15: N.Y. Rangers 4, Thursday, May 7: Detroit at Anaheim, Boston 4, Chicago 3 10. T.J. Zizzo. 11. John Smith. 12. Kevin
Jones. 13. Doug Kalitta. 14. Larry Dixon. 15. Semifinals
Washington 3 10:30 p.m. Saturday, April 18: Chicago 105, WESTERN CONFERENCE Worsham, 4.219, 291.26 def. T. Pedregon,
Saturday, April 18: N.Y. Rangers 1, Sunday, May 10: Anaheim at Detroit, 5 Boston 103, OT Todd Simpson. 16. Chris Karamesines.
L.A. Lakers vs. Houston 10.046, 84.66. Capps, 4.135, 299.13 def.
Washington 0 p.m. Monday, April 20: Boston 118, Funny Car
Monday, May 4: Houston at L.A. Lakers, 1. Del Worsham, Toyota Solara. 2. Ron C.Pedregon, 4.166, 296.70.
Monday, April 20: Washington 4, N.Y. Tuesday, May 12: Detroit at Anaheim, TBD, Chicago 115 10:30 p.m. Finals
Rangers 0 if necessary Thursday, April 23: Boston 107, Capps. 3. Cruz Pedregon. 4. Tony Pedregon.
Wednesday, May 6: Houston at L.A. 5. Tim Wilkerson. 6. Bob Tasca III. 7. John Worsham, 4.135, 302.48 def. Capps,
Wednesday, April 22: N.Y. Rangers 2, Thursday, May 14: Anaheim at Detroit, Chicago 86 4.121, 301.33.
Sunday, April 26: Chicago 121, Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Force. 8. Matt Hagan. 9. Jim Head. 10. Jeff
Washington 1 TBD, if necessary Friday, May 8: L.A. Lakers at Houston,
Friday, April 24: Washington 4, Boston 118, 2OT Arend. 11. Mike Neff. 12. Ashley Force Hood.
9:30 p.m. 13. Jack Beckman. 14. Robert Hight. 15. Pro Stock
N.Y. Rangers 0 Vancouver vs. Chicago Tuesday, April 28: Boston 106, Round One
Sunday, April 26: Washington 5, Chicago 104, OT Sunday, May 10: L.A. Lakers at Houston, Terry Haddock. 16. Jerry Toliver.
Thursday, April 30: Vancouver 5, Chicago 3 3:30 p.m. Pro Stock Jeg Coughlin, Chevy Cobalt, 6.628,
N.Y. Rangers 3 Saturday, May 2: Chicago 6, Vancouver 3, Thursday, April 30: Chicago 128, 209.33 def. Johnny Gray, Dodge Stratus,
Tuesday, April 28: Washington 2, Boston 127, 3OT Tuesday, May 12: Houston at L.A. Lakers, 1. Jeg Coughlin, Chevy Cobalt. 2. Jason
series tied 1-1 Line. 3. Greg Anderson. 4. Justin Humphreys. 10.763, 82.95. Ron Krisher, Cobalt, 6.612,
N.Y. Rangers 1 Saturday, May 2: Boston 109, Chicago 99 TBA, if necessary 208.39 def. Larry Morgan, Stratus, 6.640,
Tuesday, May 5: Vancouver at Chicago, Thursday, May 14: L.A. Lakers at Houston, 5. Kurt Johnson. 6. Greg Stanfield. 7. Rickie
8 p.m. Jones. 8. Ron Krisher. 9. Mike Edwards. 10. 208.33. Jason Line, Pontiac GXP 6.590,
,
Carolina 4, New Jersey 3 Orlando 4, Philadelphia 2 TBA, if necessary 210.18 def. Tom Hammonds, Cobalt, foul.
Thursday, May 7: Vancouver at Chicago, Sunday, April 19: Philadelphia 100, Sunday, May 17: Houston at L.A. Lakers, Allen Johnson. 11. Rodger Brogdon. 12. Tom
Wednesday, April 15: New Jersey 4, 8 p.m. Rickie Jones, Stratus, 6.646, 207.88 def.
Orlando 98 TBA, if necessary Hammonds. 13. Larry Morgan. 14. Dave
Carolina 1 Saturday, May 9: Chicago at Vancouver, Northrop. 15. Steve Spiess. 16. Johnny Gray. Allen Johnson, Stratus, foul. Greg Stanfield,
Friday, April 17: Carolina 2, New Jersey 1, Wednesday, April 22: Orlando 96, GXP 6.586, 209.72 def. Dave Northrop,
,
10:30 p.m. Philadelphia 87 Pro Stock Motorcycle
OT Denver vs. Dallas 1. Eddie Krawiec, Harley-Davidson. 2. Stratus, 6.663, 207.27. Justin Humphreys,
Monday, May 11: Vancouver at Chicago, Friday, April 24: Philadelphia 96,
Sunday, April 19: New Jersey 3, Carolina 2, Sunday, May 3: Denver 109, Dallas 95, Craig Treble. 3. Angie McBride. 4. Douglas GXP 6.678, 207.24 def. Mike Edwards, GXP
, ,
OT 9 p.m., if necessary Orlando 94 Denver leads series 1-0 Horne. 5. Andrew Hines. 6. Hector Arana. 7. foul. Kurt Johnson, Cobalt, 6.639, 209.46
Tuesday, April 21: Carolina 4, New Jersey 3 Thursday, May 14: Chicago at Vancouver, Sunday, April 26: Orlando 84, def. Steve Spiess, Cobalt, 6.678, 207.24.
Tuesday, May 5: Dallas at Denver, Shawn Gann. 8. Matt Smith. 9. Karen
Thursday, April 23: New Jersey 1, Carolina 0 TBD, if necessary Philadelphia 81 Greg Anderson, GXP 6.584, 210.05 def.
,
10:30 p.m. Stoffer. 10. Steve Johnson. 11. Junior Pippin.
Sunday, April 26: Carolina 4, New Jersey 0 Tuesday, April 28: Orlando 91, Saturday, May 9: Denver at Dallas, 5 p.m. Rodger Brogdon, GXP 6.625, 209.30.
,
CONFERENCE FINALS Philadelphia 78 12. Matt Guidera. 13. Michael Phillips. 14.
Tuesday, April 28: Carolina 4, New Jersey 3 Monday, May 11: Denver at Dallas, Joe DeSantis. 15. Bailey Whitaker. 16. David Quarterfinals
(Best-of-7) Thursday, April 30: Orlando 114, Humphreys, 6.632, 207.53 def. Krisher,
TBD 9:30 p.m. Hope.
Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 2 Philadelphia 89 7.097, 158.26. Line, 6.578, 210.24 def.
Wednesday, May 13: Dallas at Denver,
Wednesday, April 15: Pittsburgh 4, TBA, if necessary Finals K.Johnson, 6.586, 209.20. Coughlin, 6.594,
Philadelphia 1 STANLEY CUP FINALS Atlanta vs. Miami 208.39 def. Stanfield, 6.603, 208.39.
Friday, May 15: Denver at Dallas, TBA, if Top Fuel
Friday, April 17: Pittsburgh 3, TBD Sunday, April 19: Atlanta 90, Miami 64 Anderson, 6.591, 209.69 def. Jones, 6.656,
necessary Antron Brown, 3.850 seconds, 318.02
Philadelphia 2, OT Wednesday, April 22: Miami 108, mph def. Brandon Bernstein, 3.888 sec- 207.43.
Sunday, April 19: Philadelphia 6,
Pittsburgh 3
Monday’s summary Atlanta 93
Saturday, April 25: Miami 107, Atlanta 78
Sunday, May 17: Dallas at Denver, TBA, if
necessary onds, 310.27 mph. Semifinals
Coughlin, 6.593, 208.62 def. Anderson,
Funny Car
Tuesday, April 21: Pittsburgh 3, CAPITALS 4, PENGUINS 3 Monday, April 27: Atlanta 81, Miami 71 Del Worsham, Toyota Solara, 4.135, 6.575, 209.59. Line, 6.592, 210.11 def.
Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 1 1 1 — 3 Wednesday, April 29: Atlanta 106, CONFERENCE FINALS Humphreys, 6.634, 208.20.
302.48 def. Ron Capps, Dodge Charger,
Thursday, April 23: Philadelphia 3, Washington 0 2 2 — 4 Miami 91 (Best-of-7) 4.121, 301.33. Finals
Pittsburgh 0 Friday, May 1: Miami 98, Atlanta 72 TBD Pro Stock Coughlin, 6.588, 208.39 def. Line, foul.
Saturday, April 25: Pittsburgh 5, Sunday, May 3: Atlanta 91, Miami 78, Jeg Coughlin, Chevy Cobalt, 6.588,
First Period—1, Pittsburgh, Crosby 6 Atlanta wins series 4-3 Pro Stock Motorcycle
Philadelphia 3 NBA FINALS 208.39 def. Jason Line, Pontiac GXP foul.
,
(Gonchar, Letang), 6:38 (pp). Round One
(Best-of-7) Pro Stock Motorcycle
Second Period—2, Washington, Ovechkin WESTERN CONFERENCE Douglas Horne, Buell, 7.010, 187.47 def.
WESTERN CONFERENCE TBD Eddie Krawiec, Harley-Davidson, 6.947,
5 (Kozlov, Fedorov), 2:18. 3, Pittsburgh, L.A. Lakers 4, Utah 1 Karen Stoffer, Suzuki, foul. Shawn Gann,
Anaheim 4, San Jose 2 189.39 def. Craig Treble, Suzuki, 6.953,
Thursday, April 16: Anaheim 2, San Jose 0
Sunday, April 19: Anaheim 3, San Jose 2
Crosby 7 (Kunitz, Guerin), 10:57. 4,
Washington, Steckel 2 (Sloan, Pothier),
Sunday, April 19: L.A. Lakers 113, Utah 100
Tuesday,April 21: L.A. Lakers 119, Utah 109 Monday’s summary 194.21.
Competition Eliminator
Buell, 6.988, 186.36 def. Michael Phillips,
Suzuki, foul. Craig Treble, Suzuki, 6.948,
15:49. Thursday, April 23: Utah 88, L.A. Lakers 86 192.93 def. Junior Pippin, Buell, 7.021,
Tuesday, April 21: San Jose 4, Anaheim 3 MAGIC 95, CELTICS 90 Lee Sharp, Pontiac GXP 10.307, 85.03
,
Third Period—5, Washington, Ovechkin 6 Saturday, April 25: L.A. Lakers 108, Utah 94 def. Shaun Vincent, Chevy S-10, 9.455, 186.33. Eddie Krawiec, Harley-Davidson,
Thursday, April 23: Anaheim 4, San Jose 0
Saturday, April 25: San Jose 3, Anaheim 2, (Green, Backstrom), 12:53 (pp). 6, Monday, April 27: L.A. Lakers 107, Utah 96 106.21. 6.911, 191.57 def. Bailey Whitaker, Buell,
Washington, Ovechkin 7 (Kozlov, Fedorov), ORLANDO (95)
OT Super Stock 7.141, 183.57. Hector Arana, Buell, 6.934,
15:22. 7, Pittsburgh, Crosby 8 (Malkin, Turkoglu 6-16 1-4 15, Lewis 8-18 1-2 191.57 def. Joe DeSantis, Suzuki, foul.
Monday, April 27: Anaheim 4, San Jose 1 Denver 4, New Orleans 1 Jeff Taylor, Chevy Cobalt, 9.006, 153.56
Sykora), 19:29 (pp). Sunday, April 19: Denver 113, 18, Howard 6-12 4-5 16, Alston 3-11 2-2 Andrew Hines, Harley-Davidson, 6.913,
8, Redick 3-5 4-4 12, Pietrus 7-13 0-0 17, def. Larry Stewart Jr., Chevy Nova, 9.690,
Detroit 4, Columbus 0 Shots on Goal—Pittsburgh 13-16-7—36. New Orleans 84 128.85. 192.74 def. David Hope, Buell, broke. Angie
Washington 11-15-7—33. Wednesday, April 22: Denver 108, Johnson 1-5 2-2 5, Gortat 1-1 2-2 4. Totals McBride, Buell, 7.001, 186.20 def. Matt
Thursday, April 16: Detroit 4, Columbus 1 Super Comp
Goalies—Pittsburgh, Fleury. Washington, New Orleans 93 35-81 16-21 95. Nick Folk, Dragster, 8.927, 167.03 def. Guidera, Buell, 7.039, 188.75. Matt Smith,
Saturday, April 18: Detroit 4, Columbus 0
Tuesday, April 21: Detroit 4, Columbus 1 Varlamov. A—18,277 (18,277). T—2:30. Saturday, April 25: New Orleans 95, Terry Edwards, Dragster, foul. Suzuki, 6.969, 192.99 def. Steve Johnson,
Denver 93 BOSTON (90) Super Gas Suzuki, 7.012, 188.60.
Thursday, April 23: Detroit 6, Columbus 5
Vancouver 4, St. Louis 0
Scoring leaders Monday, April 27: Denver 121,
New Orleans 63
Pierce 7-18 6-8 23, Davis 6-10 0-0 12,
Perkins 3-9 0-0 6, Rondo 2-12 10-12 14,
Larry Bernshausen, Chevy Vega Wagon,
10.113, 124.63 def. Ray Connolly, Chevy
Quarterfinals
Treble, 7.029, 190.73 def. Smith, 6.992,
THROUGH MAY 3 Wednesday, April 29: Denver 107, R.Allen 2-12 4-4 9, Marbury 4-6 0-0 8, Corvette, broke. 189.63. McBride, 6.958, 187.34 def. Arana,
Wednesday, April 15: Vancouver 2, St.
New Orleans 86 Scalabrine 3-5 2-2 10, House 2-5 0-0 6, foul. Horne, 7.052, 184.27 def. Hines, foul.
Louis 1
GP G A PTS T.Allen 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 30-78 22-26 90. Round-by-Round Krawiec, 6.900, 192.63 def. Gann, 6.974,
Friday, April 17: Vancouver 3, St. Louis 0
Dallas 4, San Antonio 1 Top Fuel 187.68.
Sunday, April 19: Vancouver 3, St. Louis 2 Getzlaf, Ana ....................8 3 10 13
Saturday, April 18: Dallas 105, Orlando 24 30 24 17 — 95 Round One Semifinals
Tuesday, April 21: Vancouver 3, St. Louis 2, Semin, Was.....................8 5 5 10 Treble, 6.966, 193.10 def. Horne, 7.030,
OT Malkin, Pit ......................7 4 6 10 San Antonio 97 Boston 19 17 26 28 — 90 Brandon Bernstein, 3.900, 302.82 def.
Monday, April 20: San Antonio 105, Clay Millican, 3.919, 306.74. Antron Brown, 184.90. Krawiec, 6.955, 187.63 def.
Staal, Car .......................9 6 3 9 McBride, 6.973, 186.43.
Chicago 4, Calgary 2 Ryder, Bos ......................6 5 4 9 Dallas 84 3.896, 311.05 def. Doug Kalitta, 4.549,
3-Point Goals—Orlando 9-27 (Pietrus 3- 182.87. Shawn Langdon, 3.886, 314.46 Finals
Thursday, April 16: Chicago 3, Calgary 2, OT Crosby, Pit.......................7 5 4 9 Thursday, April 23: Dallas 88,
7, Turkoglu 2-4, Redick 2-4, Johnson 1-3, def. T.J. Zizzo, foul. Spencer Massey, 3.908, Krawiec, 6.947, 189.39 def. Treble, 6.953,
Saturday, April 18: Chicago 3, Calgary 2 Backstrom, Was ..............8 0 9 9 San Antonio 67
Lewis 1-5, Alston 0-4), Boston 8-23 305.01 def. John Smith, 3.981, 297.48. 194.21.
Monday, April 20: Calgary 4, Chicago 2 Kane, Chi........................7 5 3 8 Saturday, April 25: Dallas 99,
San Antonio 90 (Pierce 3-6, Scalabrine 2-3, House 2-4, Cory McClenathan, 3.899, 311.99 def. Chris
Wednesday, April 22: Calgary 6, Chicago 4 Sharp, Chi ......................8 5 3 8 R.Allen 1-7, Marbury 0-1, Rondo 0-2).
Tuesday, April 28: Dallas 106, Karamesines, broke. Morgan Lucas, 3.860,
Saturday, April 25: Chicago 5, Calgary 1
Monday, April 27: Chicago 4, Calgary 1
Franzen, Det ...................6
Kessel, Bos.....................6
4 4
4 4
8
8
San Antonio 93 Fouled Out—Davis. Rebounds—Orlando 47
(Howard 22), Boston 56 (Perkins 16).
305.91 def. Kevin Jones, 4.226, 211.66.
Tony Schumacher, 3.926, 282.95 def. Todd
Standings
Ovechkin, Was.................8 4 4 8 Assists—Orlando 20 (Alston 7), Boston 23 Simpson, no time. Joe Hartley, 3.955, (AFTER 7 OF 24 EVENTS)
CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Houston 4, Portland 2
Lidstrom, Det ..................6 3 5 8 (Rondo 8). Total Fouls—Orlando 18, Boston 295.53 def. Larry Dixon, 4.737, 166.91. Top Fuel
(Best-of-7) Saturday, April 18: Houston 108,
Versteeg, Chi...................8 2 6 8 Portland 81 21. A—18,624 (18,624). Quarterfinals 1. Antron Brown, 561. 2. Tony
EASTERN CONFERENCE LaRose, Car ....................9 2 6 8 Massey, 3.916, 305.84 def. Hartley, Schumacher, 543. 3. Brandon Bernstein,
Boston vs. Carolina
Friday, May 1: Boston 4, Carolina 1
Seabrook, Chi .................8 1 7 8
Tuesday, April 21: Portland 107,
Houston 103
Scoring leaders 3.983, 297.48. Langdon, 3.885, 311.05 517. 4. Cory McClenathan, 453. 5. Morgan
def. Schumacher, 3.895, 299.46. Bernstein, Lucas, 437. 6. Larry Dixon, 402. 7. Shawn
Friday, April 24: Houston 86, Portland 83
Sunday, May 3: Carolina 3, Boston, 0,
series tied 1-1 Calendar Sunday, April 26: Houston 89, Portland 88
THROUGH MAY 3 3.905, 305.22 def. Lucas, 4.511, 202.18.
Brown, 3.864, 312.35 def. McClenathan,
Langdon, 375. 8. Spencer Massey, 363. 9.
Doug Kalitta, 320. 10. Joe Hartley, 302.
Wednesday, May 6: Boston at Carolina, Tuesday, April 28: Portland 88, Houston 77 G FG FT PTS AVG Funny Car
APRIL 24-MAY 10 — IIHF World 3.885, 301.81.
7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 30: Houston 92, Portland 76 James, Clev..........4 39 47 128 32.0 1. Ron Capps, 562. 2. Del Worsham, 443.
Championship, Switzerland. Semifinals
Friday, May 8: Boston at Carolina, Wade, Mia. .........7 68 50 204 29.1 Bernstein, 3.863, 313.51 def. Massey, 3. Tony Pedregon, 437. 4. Jack Beckman,
MAY 25-30 — NHL Combine, Toronto. CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS
7:30 p.m. Parker, S.A. ..........5 59 22 143 28.6 10.161, 77.40. Brown, 3.854, 312.57 def. 427. 4. Ashley Force Hood, 427. 6. Matt
Sunday, May 10: Carolina at Boston, JUNE 15 — Last possible day for (Best-of-7) Bryant, LAL ..........5 48 35 137 27.4 Langdon, 3.878, 305.98. Hagan, 413. 7. Bob Tasca III, 375. 8. John
7:30 p.m. Stanley Cup finals. EASTERN CONFERENCE Roy, Port. .............6 56 40 160 26.7
JUNE 18 — NHL awards show at Finals Force, 363. 9. Tim Wilkerson, 349. 10.
Tuesday, May 12: Boston at Carolina, Cleveland vs. Atlanta Gordon, Chi. ........7 52 49 170 24.3 Brown, 3.850, 318.02 def. Bernstein, Robert Hight, 337. 10. Mike Neff, 337.
7 p.m., if necessary Las Vegas. Tuesday, May 5: Atlanta at Cleveland, Howard, Orl. .......5 41 38 120 24.0 3.888, 310.27. Pro Stock
Thursday, May 14: Carolina at Boston, TBD, JUNE 26-27 — NHL draft, Montreal. 8 p.m. Anthony, Den........6 53 29 143 23.8 1. Jeg Coughlin, 637. 2. Jason Line, 588.
if necessary JULY 1 — Free agency signing period Thursday, May 7: Atlanta at Cleveland, R. Allen, Bos. .......7 51 35 164 23.4 Funny Car 3. Mike Edwards, 498. 4. Greg Anderson,
begins. 8 p.m. Pierce, Bos. .........7 56 38 162 23.1 Round One 478. 5. Greg Stanfield, 394. 6. Allen
Washington vs. Pittsburgh JULY 5 — Deadline for player-elected Saturday, May 9: Cleveland at Atlanta, Iguodala, Phil.......6 44 30 129 21.5 Bob Tasca III, Ford Mustang, 4.157, Johnson, 381. 7. Ron Krisher, 345. 8. Kurt
Saturday, May 2: Washington 3, Pittsburgh salary arbitration. 8 p.m. Miller, Phil............6 48 28 127 21.2 298.67 def. Robert Hight, Mustang, 4.965, Johnson, 338. 9. Rickie Jones, 304. 10.
2, Washington leads series 1-0 JULY 6 — Deadline for club-elected Monday, May 11: Cleveland at Atlanta, Nowitzki, Dall. ......6 45 33 124 20.7 156.83. Del Worsham, Toyota Solara, 4.113, Larry Morgan, 263.
Monday, May 4: Washington 4, Pittsburgh salary arbitration. 7 p.m. Boozer, Utah ........5 38 27 103 20.6 295.40 def. Jerry Toliver, Chevy Monte Carlo, Pro Stock Motorcycle
3, Washington leads series 2-0 JULY 10 — Deadline for eligible players Wednesday, May 13: Atlanta at Cleveland, Williams, Utah .....5 29 34 101 20.2 8.922, 73.22. Ron Capps, Dodge Charger, 1. Eddie Krawiec, 341. 2. Matt Smith,
Wednesday, May 6: Washington at to elect Group 5 free agency. TBA, if necessary Billups, Den. ........6 31 36 119 19.8 4.166, 297.94 def. Terry Haddock, Dodge 325. 3. Andrew Hines, 308. 4. Douglas
Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. JULY 20-AUG. 4 — Salary arbitration Friday, May 15: Cleveland at Atlanta, TBA, if Duncan, S.A.........5 41 17 99 19.8 Stratus, 5.860, 123.84. Cruz Pedregon, Horne, 291. 5. Hector Arana, 282. 6. Craig
Friday, May 8: Washington at Pittsburgh, hearings held. necessary Rose, Chi. ............7 59 20 138 19.7 Solara, 4.219, 286.13 def. Jim Head, Treble, 278. 7. Shawn Gann, 209. 8. Karen
7 p.m. AUG. 6 — Deadline for salary arbitra- Monday, May 18: Atlanta at Cleveland, Aldridge, Port. ......6 51 14 117 19.5 Solara, 4.221, 281.95. Matt Hagan, Stoffer, 175. 9. Matt Guidera, 168. 10. Steve
Saturday, May 9: Pittsburgh at Washington, tion decisions to be rendered. 8 p.m., if necessary Rondo, Bos..........7 54 24 136 19.4 Charger, 4.104, 303.64 def. Jeff Arend, Johnson, 167.

35. Sports Page 12 D/E/N/C www.sunnewspapers.net SPORTS The Sun /Tuesday, May 5, 2009
1973 — Secretariat, ridden by Ron Turcotte, wins
| SPORTS ON TV | ON THIS DATE the Kentucky Derby with a record time of 1:59.2,
beating Sham by 21⁄2 lengths and going on to win the
Triple Crown.
Tuesday, May 5 10:30 p.m.
TNT — Playoffs, conference semifi-
Detroit at Anaheim
SOCCER
May 5 1978 — Pete Rose of the Reds becomes the 14th
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL nals, game 2, Dallas at Denver 2:30 p.m. 1904 — Cy Young of the Red Sox pitches a perfect player with 3,000 hits, singling in the fifth inning
4 p.m. NHL HOCKEY ESPN2 — UEFA Champions game against the Philadelphia Athletics, beating against Montreal’s Steve Rogers at Cincinnati’s
FSFL — Baltimore at Tampa Bay 8 p.m. League, semifinal, leg 2, Arsenal vs. Rube Waddell 3-0. Riverfront Stadium.
7 p.m. VERSUS — Playoffs, Western Manchester United, at London 1966 — The Montreal Canadiens beat the Detroit 1990 — Unbridled, ridden by Craig Perret, takes
SUN — Cincinnati at Florida Conference semifinals, game 3, Red Wings 3-2 to win the Stanley Cup in six games. the lead from Summer Squall at the top of the
NBA BASKETBALL Vancouver at Chicago CATCH THE BIG ONES
CATCH THE BIG ONES 1969 — The Boston Celtics beat the Los Angeles stretch and runs away with the Kentucky Derby by
1
8 p.m. 10:30 p.m. In WaterLine every
Lakers 107-102 in the seventh game to win the NBA 3 ⁄2 lengths.
TNT — Playoffs, conference semifi- VERSUS — Playoffs, Western Thursday only in the championship for the 10th time in 11 years. Player-
nals, game 1, Atlanta at Cleveland Conference semifinals, game 3, coach Bill Russell retires as a player. —From The Associated Press
Tuesday Television SPECIALS MOVIES
VEN-VENICE E-N-ENGLEWOOD SAR-SARASOTA PC-PORT CHARLOTTE ARC-ARCADIA SPG-SOUTH PUNTA GORDA
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5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30
ABC7 News at 5 News (N) 552495 ABC7 News at 6 World News (N) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (TV G) Scrubs (TVPG) (N) Better Off Ted (N) Dancing with the Stars: Results Cupid: Shipping Out Mardi Gras party; ABC7 News at 11 (:35) Nightline (N)
ABC 7 7 7 10 7 7
832143 559308 533360 829679 562872 838327 817834 Show Five left. (N) 1333124 Claire’s fear. 624211 4044853 65979969
ABC 7 11 7 Dr. Phil Family therapy. 42698 News 73056 News 64308 ET (N) 43327 Extra 53292 Scrubs 29747 Better 31582 Dancing with Stars 3518056 Cupid: Shipping Out (N) 55259 News (N) Nightline (N)
WINK News at News (N) 5921 WINK News at CBS Evening WINK News at Inside Edition (N) NCIS: Legend, Part 2 Tony questions The Mentalist: Miss Red Software Without a Trace: Devotion Tortured News (N) 3127308 Late Show (N)
CBS 5 5 5 5
5pm 4637 6pm 2834 News 6414 7pm 3211 2698 Ziva’s loyalty. 46312 CEO. (TV14) (N) 2282105 teen. (TV14) (N) 91495 82497834
CBS 10 10 10 10 Dr. Phil Family therapy. 5056 News 5308 News 9360 Inside 6785 Millionre. (R) NCIS Tony’s doubts. (N) 81018 The Mentalist (TV14) 2295679 Without a Trace (TV14) 96899 News (N) Late Show
NBC 2 News at News (N) (HD) NBC 2 News at NBC Nightly Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (TV G) The Biggest Loser 7: Couples The final four travel home before Law & Order: Special Victims Unit News (N) (HD) Tonight Show (N)
NBC 5 2 2 2
5pm 63143 90785 6pm 97698 News 71650 (N) 50679 (N) 77834 preparing for their final marathon challenge. (TVPG) 67056 Text message. (N) 46563 9715360 9610360
NBC 8 8 8 8 8 News 8501 News 8853 News 5766 News 6018 ET (N) 5037 Extra (N) 8230 The Biggest Loser 7: Couples Marathon challenge. (N) 43834 Law & Order: SVU (N) 62969 News (N) Leno (TV14)
BROADCAST
My Wife and Kids Friends (TVPG) Loves Raymond Seinfeld (TVPG) The Simpsons Friends (TVPG) American Idol: 4 Finalists Compete Fringe: The Road Not Taken Olivia’s FOX News at 10 (N) 373853 FOX News Seinfeld (TVPG)
FOX 4 4 4 4 4
272747 925327 915940 906292 285211 902476 (TV G) (N) (HD) 8413747 visions. (TV14) 523376 Tracker 360501 598582
FOX 13 13 13 13 13 FOX 13 5:00 News (N) 2124 FOX 13 6:00 News (N) 92595 TMZ (N) 3853 Insider 5178 American Idol (TV G) 2314037 Fringe Olivia’s visions. 14360 FOX 13 10:00 News 24747 News 13143 TMZ 56056
FETCH! Ruffman Cyberchase (TVY) BBC World News Business Report The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer NOVA Mayan hieroglyphics. (TV G) Frontline: Sex Slaves Victims. (R) Independent Lens: Wings of Defeat Charlie Rose Conversations with
PBS 3 3 3 3
(R) 73105 26785 23698 (N) 24150 (N) (HD) 83056 (R) (HD) 69476 72940 Kamikazes. (N) 82327 newsmakers. 27698
WEDU 3 17 3 3 Curious 2921 Capitol 476 News 389 Bus. Rpt 969 NewsHour with Lehrer 4476 NOVA (TV G) (R) (HD) 3124 Age of Terror 3360 Frontline: Sex Slaves (R) 3747 Independent Lens (N) 42766
CW 11 38 6 Millionre. (N) ‘70s 1882563 Family (TV14) Queens (HD) Two & 1/2 Two & 1/2 Reaper (TV14) (N) 4965563 90210 Bridal shower. 4985327 News (N) TMZ 4703785 Family (TV14) ‘70s 3867679
CW 9 9 9 4 Wife 1259 Malcolm 4211 Two & 1/2 Queens 2476 Simpsons Two & 1/2 Reaper Bachelor party. 32766 90210 Bridal shower. 45230 Queens (HD) Jim 89785 Jim 11785 South Prk
MYN 11 11 11 14 The People’s Court 7666969 No Deal (R) No Deal (R) Raymond Raymond St. Patrol (N) St. Patrol (N) Jail 2943230 Jail 2816259 ‘70s 9823698 ‘70s 9809018 Seinfeld Seinfeld
The People’s Court (TVPG) (N) George Lopez George Lopez Scrubs: My Lucky Access Street Patrol Street Patrol Jail Charlotte. Jail Salt Lake City. Punk’d (TVPG) Punk’d (TVPG) South Park RENO 911!:
MYN 8 9 8
(TVPG) (TVPG) Night Hollywood (TVPG) (TV14) (N) (TV14) (N) (TV14) (N) (TV14) (TVMA) Fireworks
The Tyra Banks Show Family Family Guy (TV14) Family Guy (TV14) Frasier (TV14) Frasier (TV14) Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Bright The Karate Kid, Part II (‘86, Action) aa An old feud and new foes Still Standing Still Standing
IND 12 12 4 21 12
therapy. (TVPG) (N) 87308 18766 24178 88037 21230 Boy (TV14) (HD) 87872 await Mr. Miyagi and Danny in Okinawa, Japan. (PG) 97259 (TVPG) 40853 (TVPG) 76476
ION 2 2 2 13 26 15 17 MASH 41899 MASH 36501 Fam. Feud Fam. Feud Reba 89105 Reba 13650 Boston Legal (TV14) 88376 Boston Legal (TV14) 89292 Boston Legal (TV14) 99679 Paid Prog. Paid Prog.
A&E 26 26 26 26 39 58 181 Cold Case Files (R) 820308 Cold Case Files (R) 701969 CSI: Miami: Deviant 634698 The First 48 (TV14) 610018 The First 48 (TV14) 623582 The First 48 (TV14) 633969 Manhunters Manhunters
AMC 56 56 56 56 30 34 231 Quigley Down Under 438018 Commando Terrorists try to blackmail a commando. 573691 Heat (‘95) Al Pacino, Robert De Niro. A homicide detective makes it his mission in life to track down a master thief. (R) 604853
APL 44 44 44 44 36 64 130 The Most Extreme 3100211 Killing for a Living 3432389 Big Sting (TV G) (R) 4981501 Animal Armageddon 4967921 Stranger (R) Stranger (R) I Shouldn’t Be Alive 4980872 Animal Armageddon 7709476
BET 35 35 35 35 40 29 270 Game (HD) Game (HD) 106 & Park: Top 10 Countdown Live 564766 ATL (‘06, Comedy) a Big Boi. Four friends leave high school. (PG-13) 962105 College (N) College (R) ATL Friends graduate. 615785
BRAVO 68 68 68 68 35 185 Real Housewives (R) 510650 Real Housewives (R) 783679 Real Housewives (R) 315292 Real Housewives (R) 324940 Real Housewives (R) 311476 Real Housewives (N) 314563 Real Housewives (R) 836360
COM 66 66 66 66 15 27 190 Rodriguez (R) The Three Amigos 4054698 911 6265501 Scrubs Scrubs Daily (TV14) Colbert (R) Futurama South Prk (R) George Lopez 7356143 Daily (TV14) Colbert (N)
DISC 43 43 43 43 25 39 120 Deadliest Catch (R) 828940 Cash Cab (R) Cash Cab (N) Deadliest Catch (R) 632230 Deadliest Catch (R) 618650 Deadliest Catch (N) 638414 Out of Wild: Alaska 631501 Deadliest Catch (R) 852292
DISCH 58 58 58 58 47 136161 The Critical Hour 5055853 Trauma Life ER 2752056 Dr. G: Medical (R) 7385872 Identical Quads 7361292 Vanished Twins 7381056 Deliver Me (TVPG) 7384143 Identical Quads 6462281
E! 46 46 46 46 27 26 196 Kardashian Kardashian Kardashian Kardashian News 700211 Daily 10 (N) THS Investigates: Curse of the Lottery (TV14) (R) 500308 Kardashian Kardashian C. Lately (N) C. Lately (R)
FAM 55 55 55 55 10 42 199 Gilmore Girls (TVPG) 707018 Wife 438476 Wife 452056 ‘70s 708747 ‘70s 441940 Home Videos (TVPG) 504018 Home Videos (TVPG) 517582 Home Videos (TVPG) 527969 The 700 Club (TV G) 325376
FOOD 37 37 37 37 - 62 164 Barefoot (R) Neelys (R) Paula (TV G) 30 Min. (R) Food Challenge (R) 7359230 Good Eat (R) Good Eat (R) Ace Cake (R) Ace Cake (R) Chopped (TV G) (R) 7358501 Good Eat (R) Unwrap (R)
FX 51 51 51 51 58 53 53 (4:30) Superman Returns (‘06, Action) aaa Superman returns after five years. (PG-13) 3296414 Underworld: Evolution (‘06, Horror) a Forbidden love. 4012143 Rescue Me: Sheila 8065389 Rescue Me: Sheila 1385308
GSN 179179179179 34 102184 Chain (TV G) Fam. Feud Newlywed Catch 21 Lingo (TV G) Pyramid Fam. Feud Millionre. Fam. Feud Millionre. Newlywed Catch 21 Lingo (TV G) Lingo (TV G)
HALL 17 74 96 17 66 240 MASH MASH MASH MASH Gold Girl Gold Girl Gold Girl Gold Girl Bound By a Secret (‘09, Drama) Friends’ crisis. 4960018 Murder, She Wrote 7725414
HGTV 41 41 41 41 53 54 165 Divine (TV G) Get Sold (R) Designed (R) Extreme (R) Worth (TV G) Hunters (R) 1st Place (R) 1st Place (R) Hunters (R) Designed (R) Hse Hunt (R) Stagers (N) Income (R) 1st Place (R)
CABLE
HIST 81 81 81 81 33 30 128 How Earth Made (R) 5208327 How Earth Made (R) 4730056 Modern Marvels (R) 4090921 How Earth Made (R) 4016969 How Earth Made (N) 4096105 Life After People (N) 4099292 Mega Disasters (R) 1376650
LIFE 36 36 36 36 52 33 140 Thin 724785 Thin 444037 Standing Standing Reba 704921 Reba 454414 Reba 720969 Reba 709476 What Matters Most (‘01) aac A mismatched couple. 510679 Will 896501 Will 307292
NICK 25 25 25 25 24 36 252 Sponge (R) Sponge (R) Fairly OddParents (R) 707143 iCarly 827211 iCarly 544476 Sponge (R) Sponge (R) Lopez (HD) Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez
QVC 14 14 12 9 14 13 150 (4:00) Silver Jewelry 3483211 Cinco de Mayo Celebration 4552476 Cooking on Q 4553105 Dell - Computers 4573969 Steel by Design® Jewelry Steel jewelry. 4450132
SCI 67 67 67 67 56 180 Enterprise (TVPG) 8823698 Stargate: SG-1 4671650 Enterprise (TVPG) 2501259 Enterprise (TVPG) 2587679 Enterprise (TVPG) 2590143 ECW Wrestling (HD) 2593230 Mulberry Street (‘06) 6796834
SPIKE 57 57 57 57 29 25 54 CSI: NY (TV14) (HD) 985940 CSI: NY (TV14) (HD) 150327 CSI: Crime Scene 342358 CSI: Crime Scene 342178 Deadliest Warrior (R) 447722 Deadliest Warrior (N) 792899 The Ultimate Fighter 294360
TBS 59 59 59 59 32 51 52 Raymond Raymond Raymond Friends Seinfeld Seinfeld Family (TV14) Family (TV14) Family (TV14) Family (TV14) Office 609037 My Boys (N) Office 531037 Seinfeld
TCM 65 65 65 65 105230 Witness (‘58) The Trial (‘63) An accused man is mired in bureaucratic red tape. 25364376 Ramona (‘10) The Mark of Zorro Masked hero in Old California. 8510143 Old San Francisco (‘27, Drama) aac 2368853
TLC 45 45 45 45 57 20 139 Gosselins Go Skiing 987308 What Not to Wear (R) 145495 Kids by the Dozen (R) 264106 Lottery (TV G) (R) 742394 18 Kids (N) 18 Kids (R) Flo & Kay: Savants 497227 Lottery (TV G) (R) 229056
TNT 61 61 61 61 28 31 51 Charmed (TV14) 978650 Bones (TV14) (HD) 143037 Law & Order (TV14) 847768 A 2009 NBA Playoffs: Team TBA vs Cleveland (Live) 415747 2009 NBA Playoffs: Dallas vs Denver 429940
TOON 48 48 48 48 46 50 257 Super Evil (R) Super Evil (R) Edd 2708143 Edd 2799495 Super Evil (R) Chowder (R) Johny Test Johny Test 6Teen 6Teen King 9810124 King 9829872 Family: PTV Family (TV14)
TRAV 69 69 69 69 38 170 Bizarre Foods (R) 5329211 Bizarre Foods: Chile 6307360 Bizarre Foods (R) 2074921 Bizarre Foods (R) 2090969 Bizarre Foods (R) 2070105 Bizarre Foods (N) 2073292 Bizarre Foods (R) 9248124
TRUTV 63 63 63 63 50 65 183 Pursuit (R) Pursuit (R) Cops (TVPG) Cops (TVPG) Repo (TV14) Repo (TV14) Repo (TV14) Repo (TV14) Most Shocking (R) 1322582 Most Shocking (R) 1332969 Forensic (R) Forensic (R)
TVL 62 62 62 62 31 71 244 Bonanza (TVPG) 3102679 Hogan Acres (TV G) Hllbillies Hllbillies Griffith (TV G) Griffith (TV G) Griffith (TV G) Griffith (TV G) Cosby (TV G) Cosby (TV G) Cosby (TV G) Cosby (TV G)
USA 34 34 34 34 22 44 50 NCIS Poisoned man. 161292 NCIS Mausoleum. 343969 NCIS: Switch (TV14) 243360 House Fertility meds. 269308 House: Distractions 272872 House: Skin Deep 282259 Law & Order: SVU 489360
WE 117117117117 115149 Gold Girl Gold Girl Gold Girl Gold Girl Behind Bars (TV14) 4974211 Behind Bars (TV14) 4990259 Behind Bars (TV14) 4970495 Behind Bars (TV14) 4973582 Behind Bars (TV14) 7725414
WGN 16 16 14 14 41 15 9 Scrubs Scrubs Becker Becker Home Videos (TVPG) 319018 Leviathan Seabed mining crew unleashes a monster. 322582 WGN News at Nine 318389 Scrubs Scrubs
CNBC 39 39 39 39 63 102 Fast Money 8416056 Mad Money (N) 5247785 The Kudlow Report 1331230 CNBC Reports 1317650 As Seen on TV (R) 1337414 On the Money 1330501 Mad Money 8275037
CNN 32 32 32 32 18 32 100 The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer Wolf Blitzer. 143698 Lou Dobbs Tonight 258292 Campbell Brown 267940 Larry King Live 254476 Anderson Cooper 360° Breaking news. 523018
NEWS
CSPAN 18 18 18 18 37 21 109 House of Reps (N) 19360 U.S. House of Representatives Issues and policies. (N) 28105 Tonight from Washington Public policy. (N) 23650 Washington (N) 42785 Capital News Today 63476
FNC 64 64 64 64 48 60 118 Glenn Beck (N) 8818766 Special Report (N) 4673018 The FOX Report (N) 2596327 The O’Reilly Factor 2572747 Hannity (N) 2585211 On the Record (N) 2595698 The O’Reilly Factor 4093105
MSNBC 42 42 42 42 28 103 Hardball with Chris 8814940 The Ed Show (N) 4679292 Hardball with Chris 2592501 Countdown (N) 2578921 Rachel Maddow (N) 2598785 Countdown (R) 2591872 Rachel Maddow (R) 4006679
CSS 28 28 28 28 49 70 Ga. Tech Golf Weekl Geico SportsNITE 54143 College Baseball: Louisiana State Fighting Tigers vs Arkansas Razorbacks (Replay) 651230 Best of SportsNite 79853 Geico SportsNITE 14124
ESPN 29 29 29 29 12 40 70 Horn 287679 Interruptn SportsCenter (HD) 149105 E:60 (HD) 523196 Poker (Replay) (HD) 228704 Poker (Replay) (HD) 628560 Baseball Tonight (HD) 973637 SportsCenter (HD) 225124
SPORTS
ESPN2 30 30 30 30 6 41 74 NASCAR Rome Brn Horn Interruptn College (HD) NFL Live E:60 (HD) 2083679 E:60 (HD) 2096143 E:60 (HD) 2099230 E:60 (HD) 9231834
Inside the Magic 165124 Inside the Magic Inside the Magic Inside the Rays Ship Shape TV World Poker Tour 953476 The Best Damn Sports Show Mind, Body FSN Final Score The Best Damn Sports Show
FSN 72 72 72 72 43 77
803872 894124 166853 890308 Period 966940 393105 302853 Period 483292
GOLF 49 49 49 49 55 55 304 The PLAYERS HL 8418414 Live from The PLAYERS Championship 1325679 Approach PGA Tour Live from The PLAYERS Championship 1329495 Live TPC 7549259
SPEED 52 52 52 52 42 162 83 Monster Jam (HD) 5293495 Unique Whips 4725124 Pimp Ride Pass Time Low Life (HD) Low Life (HD) SuperBike SuperBike Hot Import Hot Import Pimp Ride Pass Time
SUN 38 38 38 38 45 37 76 Baseball’s Sailing 18105 Boater 15018 Alone 39698 To Be Announced Programming information unavailable - to be announced. 462308 Marlins Under 47327 Gators Debut 976105
99 Zack & Cody (R) Zack & Cody (R) Phineas and Ferb Zack & Cody (R) Zack & Cody (R) Hannah Montana Gotta Kick It Up (‘02) Marshal Middle School was Wizards (TV G) Wizards: Fairy Hannah Montana Zack & Cody (R) That’s So Raven
DISN 136136136136 136 45 250
533501 253853 250766 241018 520037 263230 not going to have a dance team. 6478969 55612292 Tale 843637 548245 603969 123308
(4:45) Bye Bye Love (‘95, Comedy) aa Life after (:35) Underdog (‘07, Science Fiction) a A dog becomes Bridget Jones’s Diary (‘01, Comedy) aaa A Sphere (‘98) As scientists study the sphere they found on the ocean floor, they find it is
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1010 Open House 11:00AM……Shrimpp Ln Only $15,900! Won`t Last! For NORTH PORT 3653 LORTON AVE. $164,900.
1015 Real Estate (at Vaquero St) Listings 800-366-9783 x 5543 2.2 ACRES
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1020 Homes/General 1025 PORT CHARLOTTE
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2:00PM…Pecan (Lot .23ac) completely renovated incl. new Dora from Port Charlotte
1115 Trade/Exchange ERA Advantage Realty Inc. kitchen & central heat & air.
1120 Wanted To Buy S of Channing Ave 941-255-5300 HUD HOME! 5B/4B $32,000 did and she sold her car
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1340 Mobile Homes ed every 8 minutes! Reduced! Gulf Rlty. Linda McCraney, jilld@sunnewspapers.net
1345 Misc. Rentals S Johannesberg Rd www.viewhomestoday.net 2/1 55+ Moblie Gardens $699K
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1350 Efficiencies Courtesy of RE/MAX Palm Realty! UNFINISHED HOME!!
1360 Rooms (Lot .24ac) Call us to view local foreclosures at 711 BOUNDARY BLVD. Huge Concrete Shell Only, Sec. 15. N.P. OWNER FINANCING- Deeded
1370 Rentals To Share Corn. of Capital St 1-888-809-1500 or for your free 4/2/2 Pool, Oversized lot! Rent to 23156 Lark Ave. $74,900. obo Lot, 2/2, Clean, Furn., Walk in
1390 Vacation 2:00PM…Baynes Rd list! own! $269k 941-628-2883 Shower, W & D. Shopping & Banks.
1420 Wanted To Rent (Lot .23ac) 35 Long Meadow Ct Newer huge $48,000. $5,000. Down, $275. mo
LOTS S of Scottish Ter FORECLOSURE HOME TOUR 3/2.5/2 on the golf course $287K 1026 PUNTA GORDA 941-486-0011
1500 Lots & Acreage 2:00PM….Baynes Rd 941-979-9396 reserve your spot WATERFRONT - 1976 Pennsylvania
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1515 Waterfront lanai. All appl. Very good cond.
1520 Out Of Area Lots S of Scottish Ter the Gulf Of Mexico. Owner
David Slavinsky Financing & Newer Roof $339k PUNTA GORDA $5,500/obo. (941)-426-0314
1530 Commercial GOV’T RESALES Terry Long THREE 5 ACRE PG, 1 BR Park model, new in
Lots 813-928-6832 Foreclosures/REO’s 941-830-2347
1540 Trade/Exchange Preview ANYTIME ESTATE/RANCH HOMES Resort. Boat Launch & Shed. 2K
BUSINESS RE/MAX Bayside. 10 Mins t o down t own Punt a down. $217. Mo., Bal. $19,200.
Drive By For Info Sheet (Must Qualify) 941-268-7401
1600 Business For Brochure Avail On Web Site NORTH PORT 7586 ROSEMONT DR. Huge Gor da St ar t ing at $750,000 and
Sale AmericanHeritage 3/2.5/4CG, pool, canal $249K up PLS C ALL 941-628-8183
VENICE BAY INDIES 55+, 24x48,
1610 Business Auctioneers.com 3/2 Jaslo Ave $46,500 135 Wilhelm Dr. Steps to Engle- 2/2, 10x20 glass lanai, fully furn, 2
Rentals PT CHARLOTTE wood Beach. Totally updated! 1027 SOUTH VENICE big walk-in closets. Asking $10,000
1615 Income Property Metal roof. $279K. FOR SALE MUST SELL
1620 Commercial/ 3/2 Mohawk Dr $50,000 Terry Long (941) 483-1831
Industrial Prop. 941-830-2347 2002 HOME at the BEACH. 2/2/2.
2/2 Ellis Ln $40,000 RE/MAX Bayside.
1640 Warehouse & ENGLEWOOD Upgrades. Don`t miss this one! 1095 MANUFACTURED
Storage
2/2 Oceanspray Blvd $67,500 8 PAR VIEW ROAD 3/2/2 Pool $169,900. (941)-223-2625 HOMES FOR SALE
1650 Farm/Ranches Home in Long Meadow $189k
PUNTA GORDA
3/2 San Marino Dr $52,000 103 Mark Twain. 3/2/2 with 1030 WATERFRONT HOMES PG 2005 WIND ZONE 3, Dbl Wide
1010 OPEN HOUSE huge lanai. Only $164k (4) homes. Must be moved! Starting
2/2 Little Farm Rd $84,000 223 Broadmoor Ln. Newer MANASOTA KEY. Key West style at $39K Dale (801)299-9090
3/2 Rumford $38,000 3/2/2 w/Pool loaded w/extras. canalfront. Gulf Rlty. Linda McCraney.
$219k Terry Long 941-468-2076. $699,900 1120 WANTED TO BUY
You could save $1000’s 941-830-2347
PUNTA GORDA Call for a list of properties RE/MAX Bayside ATTN: BUILDER/BANKER need
Hud Registered family home in NP or N. PC, have cash.
Two 5,000 S/F BLDGS ENGLEWOOD 2/2 1200sf Finished/not. 941-743-4765
Bldg I – 2 Suites Broker Investors Choice 100% Owner Financing
Bldg II – 4 Suites 941-475-7011 No Money Down-$750/mo SHORT SALES &
ONLY ONE MORE WILL BE 1.4 acre/CCB/Corner Lot FORECLOSURES
SOLD AT THIS PRICE Owner: (239)-643-6672
Tue May 19 @ 11AM Gulfcoast Realty Int’l
$129,900 (Was $310,000) 1531 Rio de Janeiro
EQUAL HOUSING
(941)-766-7091
2 Bedroom / 2 Bath
OPPORTUNITY
PC, CUSTOM 4/3.5/2.5 sail-
************************ boat, pool, 3,800 sf. P.C. beach
1009 SF + Lanai + Storage HUD HOME! 5B/4B Only $28,000 1205 LEASE OPTION
Pool, Spa, Tennis, Fitness, ENGLEWOOD Must See! For listings 800-366-
100’ seawall, 3 min. to Harbor,
Retail/Warehoue hosp., $695K, (850)-567-7978
etc.CAPE HAZE RESORT 9783 Ext. 7881
8401 Placida Road, Cape Bldg I – 4 Retail Units PC, NEW construction on fresh
Bldg II – 54 Storage Units MANASOTA KEY $$$Bank Fore-
Haze Daily 10-5; Sun 12-5; water canal, 1700 living, paver
1.7 acre/CCB/Zoned ILW closure! 2 Acre estate less than 1
941-697-6595 ENGLEWOOD, IMMACULATE, brick D/W, Travertine stone in show- NORHT PORT
Wed May 20 @ 11AM mile from beach! Pool! Large Home!
Resort Real Estate of Cape 3/2/2 Home bulit on .67 acres er and corner jacuzzi tub, Granite, BY OWNER LEASE OPT.
916 S. River Road $179,900!
Haze, Inc. in 2007. Solid cherry cabnets upgraded electrical package, sur-
************************* Great location! View it at
round sound, central vac.
100% Rent applied to
www.viewhomestoday.net or call 1- w/granite, 6’ island, energy star purchase
AUCTION Held On Site ss applic., Mstr. features a large $189,900 OBO 941-457-4887
888-809-1500! $650/MO 2BR/1BA
Preview Day of Sale from 9AM shower & whirlpool tub, large
RE/MAX PALM REALTY PG EMERALD POINTE Luxurious Furn. Completely remodeled In/out.
Call Steve Doran 813-317-5711 secluded lanai, prvt. htd saltwater- Condo’s, Gated By Owner Lg. screened lanai, W/D, very
pool. By Owner. 541 Cobalt Road.
Need To Place a 941-475-6829 $296,500.
1-3BR’s, Boat Dock, Pools, Tennis. convienent.
Financing Avail 941-626-3350. (941)-662-0961
Classified Ad?
S. GULF COVE two story 4BR. Great
REDUCED TO $74,900 Loc! Gulf Rlty. Linda McCraney 941-
was $165,900 Enter your classified ad online 468-2076. $195,000 1210 HOMES FOR RENT
Lakeview Condo,2B/2B
NEED CASH? and pay with your credit card.
Gated/Walled Community Have A Garage It’s fast, easy, and convenient. WHEN YOU LIST with TERRY
ALMAR RENTALS &
Maintenance Free Living LONG - Always Log o Service!
Sale! Go to:
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clubhouse, pool, fitness sunnewspapers.net PORT CHARLOTTE/NORTH PORT/
Heritage Lake Park RESIDENTIAL LOT IN until SOLD! Call Terry Long -
and click on Classifieds REMAX Bayside today to find PORT CHARLOTTE PUNTA GORDA/ENGLEWOOD
Mon.-Sat. 10-5pm; Closed Sun. GROVE CITY (ENGLEWOOD), FL
Call 941.766.8019 TO BE SOLD AT *Fast * Easy * out what your property is worth FISH FROM YOUR BACKYARD! 941-627-1465
PUBLIC AUCTION * Convenient * 941-830-2347 Custom built in '05 with oodles of 800-964-3095
Heritage Group Realty, Inc
WITHOUT RESERVE!!! (Visa or Mastercard) upgrades. 4BR/3BA and 2,585
Minimum opening bid of $8,000 sq.ft. under air. Excellent rear .
To Advertise in the
Showcase of Homes On site at: 8319 Osprey Road 1023 NOKOMIS/OSPREY south exposure overlooking salt- 53 UNFURNISHED HOMES
Please call Jill TUESDAY MAY 12, 2009, 5pm FOR SALE water lagoon w/Gulf access. ALMAR-RENTALS.COM
Email or call for info: $359,900 mls #C6997618. See SHORT TERM FURNISHED
941-429-3116 Info@HDWAuctions.com Enter your classified ad and pay with NOKOMIS 3/2 Split plan 2848sf, pics at FloridaHarborHomes.com
or Email; your credit card 1/2 acre +, cul-de-sac St. $349,900 Robyn 941-662-9636 ALSO AVAIL
877.701.5115
jilld@sunnewspapers.net H.D.WILKINSON & COMPANY 24 hours a day, 7 days week Great area for kids!941-488-8016 Coldwell Banker Residential ‘WE NEED MORE LISTINGS’

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1210 HOMES FOR RENT 1210 HOMES FOR RENT 1210 HOMES FOR RENT 1240 CONDOS/VILLAS 1320 APARTMENTS 1360 ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT FOR RENT
All Florida GMAC N.P. 2/2/1, Newly Refurbished, Rentals P.C. ROOM FOR RENT w/house
Real EstateAlriA Lg. Yard, Appl. 1 Blk From Boat M&M Property MGMT PORT CHARLOTTE- 2/2 tile MANASOTA KEY Studio Apt. on privileges. Util. incl. $110/wk. +
Ramp! $725. mo 941-628-3569 CALL 941 473-9616 or throughout, pool privileges. No deposit. Call (941)-276-2681.
Condo's start @ $495 beach, Big porch. Quiet. Small pet
mmpropertymgmt.com pets. $650. mo. (941)-625-6665 ok. Min. 6 months. 941-661-7120 PC Room, all access, no pets. Mid-
House's start @ $475 ✰ NEED A RENTAL ✰
941-629-1121 Paradise Properties ROTONDA LAKES, 2/2/2 pri- PORT CHARLOTTE- Clean 1bed way/Harbor area.$200/ move in
MANASOTA KEY, steps to $115/wk. (941)-661-8585
Visit our website for list & Rentals, Inc. vate lake, dock, fishing, $795. 1bath. Near all. Water included.
allfloridarealty.com beach. 1 & 2 bed, util. & cable
941-625-RENT 786-271-2924, 239-3534378 $500. + Sec. (941)-697-5015 incl. Sm. pets, $175-$230 wk. PC-CLEAN, QUIET. Professional.
ROTONDA WEST Pool Home 3/2 PUNTA GORDA, New 2/2/1 Long term. 941-716-3660 furn, 1.5 ba, lanai yard canal. refs
NOKOMIS BEACH area, 2/2/1, $125wk call 941-268-1903
520 Acacia Ln, furn. $850/mo. $950.00+sec. Floridian Realty with Den. 321 West Virginia N PORT, 1BR Furn., Util. incl. W/D,
Annual, N/S, N/P. (941)-492-7831 Services, LLC 716-4754 Ave., Historic District. Great PC/ENGL. ONLY $100/Wk Priv
Cable. 5 min from MCC PRICE
location. Walk to everything! entr, cable, ac. util incl. 941-
ROTONDA WEST Pool, fncd $950.00 per month. REDUCED Also Efficiency avail.
yrd. pets ok, updated 3/2/1, on 941-323-0674 681-1161, 941-276-3134
ANNUAL RENTALS NORTH PORT 3BR/2BA Call Albert 941-628-2883
Englewood golf course, furn. Annual.$975 NORTH PORT 2/1 PC/MURDOCK AREA, huge furn.
Near Everything 941-697-4400 PUNTA GORDA-
2/1.5 Mass Ave. $600 City Water, Move right in, Apt. $525. + Sec. room, full house priv. pool, smk. ok,.
New Luxury 3/2 Condo. Call Jim for detail941-726-5077 $125wk. 941-624-3436
2/2 Essence,Dbl wide $650 $795/mo Rent to own ROTONDA, 3/2/2, Immaculate & For pics & info
3/1 New York Ave, Pool, (941)-716-4451 beautiful, lg. lanai, private, www.vivante-fl.com NORTH PORT Furnished Apart- PG, FURN., all incl. $120 wk.
Duplex $700 Pets ok $900. 941-740-0761 $1200 mo. ann ment, 1/1 $500mo. $300dep. 2-3 BR apt. $850 mo. N/P, 941-
Commercial Condo, NORTH PORT RENTALS 770-265-6447 678-296-574 N/S N/P (941)-276-4771 639-1089,941-623-7921
Edgewater Ctr $800 Almost New 3/2/2 - $925.00 S. VENICE
Venice 5224 Hackley Rd - In the Estates 3/2/CP Master ste pool on 4 lots SARASOTA CONDO NORTH PORT, 2/1 close to PG ROOM very nice house, full
NEED LISTINGS! 3023 Wyola Ave. - $795.00 pet ok. $1195. BEAUTIFUL QUIET AREA stores, new tile, 1st, last & sec. priv., cable & util. incl. $365 mo.
N. PORT 3 BR / 2 BA / 2 CG - Lg Lanai WEST COAST PROP. MGT 1ST Mo Free! $800.mon. $575 mo. (941)-426-8353 Avail 5/2/9 941-467-2712 Eddie.
3/2 Sister $850/A WWW.pelicanpm.com 941-473-0718 Work w/credit history, PUNTA GORDA Best Waterfront
Lic Broker - (941) 232-8223 RentalsFlorida.net 1 Level 1200+SF 2/2/1, P.C. 3 room efficiency, close to
Rotonda harbor call 629-5486 for details.
single tenant room in town. Furn;
2/1 Boundary $500/A W/D hookup priv. kit., & bath, cable, W/D,
2/2 Boundary Condo $550/A NORTH PORT, 3BR/2BA, 2CG. S. VENICE 4BR/2BA w/ fenced Call: 941-244-0380 PC 1B/1B unfurn. $400 mo. no maid serv., N/P. $520 mo.
Extra Clean. $850/mo. 941- yard Pets OK. $1100/mo smoking, no pets, annual. Includes all! 941-639-6191
Pt. Charlotte
812-4922 941-497-1993 Gateway Mgmt 941-629-8190
3/2 CVochran Blvd $675 VENICE ANNUAL ONLY 3yr old PUNTA GORDA whole house
2/1.5 Abscott,Canal $675/A VENICE - 2BR/2BA, LR, DR, big condo, Grnd floor 1br/1ba utils incl PG 1 BEDROOM Apt. Near Burnt privileges w/d, Couples ok
2/1 Conway Blvd (W) $625/A NORTH PORT, New Executive fam rm/ lanai, eat in kitchen. except phone. Sec Gate, pool, ten- Store Marina. $500/mo. $60.-$120. weekly 941-626-3230
4/2 Gibralter $800/A pool home. 3-4Bdr/3baths/2CG. fenced back yard. Neat & very nis, game rm, craft rm, exercise 239-283-0221 or 941-421-2248
Elegant designer details. SS clean $800/mo 941-485-5199 rm $700/mo Deposit required.
All new interior.
kitchen. Sound system, Htd. pool, PG, 2 bedroom apt. in private
1370 RENTALS TO SHARE
Short Term or Seasonal (941)-412-0262
Roman showers. Estate area. 1st VENICE 2/2 Annual rental. 1755 home. Fully furn. Cable & utilies
2/2 Polynesian Village from $700 DEEP CREEK home, Mature Per-
& Last. $1,600. mo. Avail. 6/1 Valencia. Kit. appl., w/d, lanai, VENICE BIRD BAY golf communi- incl. Pool, no pets. $750.
2/2 Harbor Cove from $1000 $800/mo + sec. 330-338-5663
son Furnished BR & BA. Garage
2/1 Green St from $700 781-598-0664 or 978-532-9733 ty 2/2 Convert. Pool, Library, mo.+$500 dep. (941)-505-1005 Parking $100. wk 941-276-8172
VENICE EAST, 2br/1ba, $700. per Activities, Lanai off Lr & master,
2/1 LB Breezes from $1200 NORTH PORT, San Mateo area, PORT CHARLOTTE 1/1
month plus elec., water & cable W/D New paint & floors. covered
1/1 Riverhouse from $1200 3/2/2, lanai, $900. Furn or not. assigned parking. $750/mo $550. INCLUDES WATER ROTONDA Non-Smoking
1/1 Harbor Village from $900 Rick (754)-244-0347 941-587-9997 CALL 941-627-3900 Professional looking to
Avail 5/1 719-641-6698
3/2 N.Port,Pool from $1500 VENICE FURN. Lakefront home share Luxury Condo.
3/2 ParView Ct NORTH PORT/PC Line Newer PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2 $500/mo 941-268-5275
Pool from $1800 3/2/2, all appl’s, Pet Friendly w/pool 2/2/2/ np,ns, 6 mon. 1300 DUPLEXES FOR RENT $650. INCLUDES WATER
lease $1000.+ 941-223-0669 CALL 941-627-3900
Diana Legg, Mgr. $950 mo 321-239-0647
Your Rental Experts VENICE GARDENS 2/1/CP
CHAR HARBOR 2/1 lanai, tile,
PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2
1390 VACATION/
NP BEAUTIFUL 2BR/2BA/2cg. fans, W/D hook ups. Sm pet ok
941-681-1189 369 Gardinia Rd. Sunrm fenced $575 + sec. (941)-628-6251 $720. INCLUDES WATER SEASONAL RENTALS
Lg. Master. Huge lanai, landscap-
941-475-7011 yd, 1st & sec. $800/mo CALL 941-627-3900
ing, etc.. $850 (941)-421-2076 DEEP CREEK clean, private ORLANDO, ORANGE LAKE CC,
website: www.icre.us 941-484-4489
2/2/cp, lanai, tile, W/D hook up. PORT CHARLOTTE 4/3 Aug 2- Aug 9th 2/2 condo
P.G./P.C 2-3 BDRMS $650-1900 $800. INCLUDES WATER www.orangelake.com $150. per
pool/lift & pool/3-stable barn, etc VENICE- JACARANDA, 3/2/2, Pets ok. $650. 941-661-6538.
ENGEWOOD AREA. Annual fenced yard & lanai. $1,000., 1st CALL 941-627-3900 night or $1000. for the week.
Rent-A-Home Services 941-661-1770 ENGLE., 2/1/CP, lanai, $595.
& Vacation Rentals & last (941)-497-7439 (941)-380-7707
THE PINEAPPLE GIRLS PC 2/2 or 3/2, tile, lanai, appl. ROTONDA, 1/1, lanai. W & D incl,
$550. (941)-460-9403 S. VENICE 3BR/1.5BA fenced
941-473-0333 w/d $675-$995 mo. 1st + sec. 1240 CONDOS/VILLAS yard. Pets ok. 1 mile to
Ann. Sm. pet ok (941)-626-1514 Punta Gorda Keywest style large
Pineapple Gulf Prop. Mgmt. Inc. FOR RENT ENGLE., 3BR/2BA, w/kit appl.
1/1, w/d, new kit. priv. deck, Beach $800 941-497-1993
www.RentEnglewood.com PC 2/1.5/1 Renov. w/tile flrs. & W/D, $700/mo + dep. Anita
25 UNFURNISHED CONDOS Ave. 941-723-7727 direct TV, furn. incl. util. $500 mo. VENICE, 2br/2ba HOME, fully furn,
new kit, furn/unfurn. $800 (941)-286-6218
HomeChoice RE 941-637-0147 Almar Rentals & Mgt.Services 50+ resort fac. Wkly, Mo, Yearly.
ENGLE/MANASOTA KEY,
941-627-1465 Almar-Rentals.com PUNTA GORDA, 1BR starting @ 516-728-7487 or 516-728-2991
PC 2/1/CP CHA, lanai, inside Immaculate 1/1 & 2/2
D.C. 2/2, lanai, cath. ceil., tile, Just steps from the beach. Furn or $425, 2BR $550. Studio $425.
laundry room, tile, $650 + sec. 1420 WANTED TO RENT
AWARD WINNING 941-204-2333 wood cab., granite, w/d inc. Pets unfurn. Incl. water, yard maint With 12mo lease, 3rd mo free.
SUNBELT MGT. ok $675+ up 941-661-4539 $750—$850 941-661-4871 Small Dep. 941-628-6834
PC 22328 LaSalle 2/1.5 WANTED A garage to rent for 5
SERVICES 1161sf, 1st/Last & Sec DC GOLF CONDO. Gorgeous ENGLEWOOD 1/1/carport, PUNTA GORDA EFF. $160 week, months starting June 1. Please Call
✬ RENTALS✬ turnkey furn. $800 incl. water & remodeled $575 mo incl water. 1 Bedrm apt $195 wk. Incl util. (941) 697-5771
$650/mo (941)-380-5982 Triangle Motel - 941- 639-8356
sewer NP/S, FLS 941-698-4653 941-473-8970
✬ 3/1/1 Lanai, PC 2/1/1, Cambridge, Saltwa- ROTONDA 2/1 Ceramic flrs, laun- 1500 LOTS & ACREAGE
ENGLEWOOD 1BR DUPLEX
Starlite Ln.,P.C. $550 Mo terfront......................... $700 dry rm, Pets Ok. 1mo. Sec +
$550 SURFSIDE REALTY 15 ACRES in Murphy, NC will
✬ 2/2/2 N.Y. Sec., PC 2/2 Breezeswept, ready to 941-473-4050 $525/mo Nice Area 941-697-9254
DC, 2BR 2BA, ground flr, Pool, trade for Property in DeSoto or
Rye Ave., P.C. $775 Mo move in, incl lawn care....$700 Tennis, Lakeview, W/D, NS/NP. ROTONDA, 2/1/1 in private Manatee Co. (828)-557-0587
GC 3/2/2 Albrecht........ $850 Sec. $595 mo. 941-276-4650. ENGLEWOOD 1BR DUPLEX
COMPLETE LISTINGS home. Fully furnished. Cable & util FOR SALE W/ LEASE BACK
We need homes & condos $550 SURFSIDE REALTY
(941) 764-7777 DEEP CREEK, 2/2 Furn. Condo on incl. Pool, kitchen priv. No Pets. 7.89 ACRES on Hwy17
yearly & seasonal. 941-473-4050
sunbeltmgtservices.com Golf Course. Avail thur-Dec. $650. $650. + Dep. (941)-697-6767 (941)-639-3356
Cornerstone Real Estate
(941)-743-5525 (734)-483-0412 or (734)-730-2415 ENGLEWOOD
BRAND NEW 2 bed. 2 bath. 2/2/CP W/ SHED NEAR TOLEDO CLUB APTS. PC, 2 Adjoining buildable lots
1cg duplexs Near Beaches & DEEP CREEK, Gardens 2/2 New DOWNTWON $650 LUXURY on Cabaret & Wimpole. Both
PC 3/2/1, 18367 Avon Ave. Near
Boca $695 mo. paint, carpets, pool, tennis, NP $600 WEST COAST PROP. MGT COMMUNITY. for $25K. 561 -301-7634
mall. New kit., bath, etc. $725 mo
+elec 941-575-7559 or 661-7585 941-473-0718 or 877-468-0667
941-350-1288 + sec. (941)- 764-3904 SPRING PG- 5 ACRES Bermont, Zoned
AG. $20,000. See Lindsay Har-
ENGL/MANASOTA KEY 2/2
CAPE HAZE 3929 CAPE HAZE
DR UNIT 103 Near Boca Grande. 3
PC 5BR/3BA tile & granite thru-
out, Dbl lot, fenced bck, jacuzzi in CONDO, beach access, boat slip,
ENGLEWOOD 3/2 Ceramic
tile, W/D, Super Clean, Nice!
Savings rington 941-380-4277 Coldwell
pool incl. $695 941-624-6772. Studio’s /$535 Banker RRE
story townhouse 3200sf. 3/2.5/2 Master $1400/mo 305-233-9878 Appliances, 9224 Anita Ave 1bd apts/$613
$1195/mo (786)-255-2805 ENGLE :QUAILS RUN CONDO $725/mo 989-295-1847 PUNTA GORDA, REDUCED 2.2
PC FRESH WATER CANAL 3/2/2 2bd apts/ $675 acres, fenced/horses $42,000.
BUY IT! 1800sf, Very CLEAN. $875/MO 55+ 1/1.5 $595 renovat- ENGLEWOOD- 2/1, just remod- 941-423-6600 29390 Brian Wy 941- 815-1808
941-628-1796 ed! Incl water, cable, pool. eled, tile, new paint. Pets ok. $495
SELL IT! AMENITIES! 1 mile from beach non mo. (239)-398-5473 VENICE - LAST MONTH FREE. RESIDENTIAL LOT IN
PC Lrg., 2 bdrm, 1 bath, smoker, 239-738-2833 GROVE CITY (ENGLEWOOD), FL
FIND IT! 1br $600, 2BR $695. 1ST & SEC. TO BE SOLD AT
central heat & air NEW Convenient To Everything! N/Pets. Sea Jay Apts, under new PUBLIC AUCTION
SUN CLASSIFIEDS! blinds & carpets, No Pets
mgmt. 941-232-9893 WITHOUT RESERVE!!!
$550. (941)-743-3489 ENGLEWOOD 1ST MONTH MURDOCK, 2/1.5, w/w carpet,
EL JOBEAN 2BR/2BA Mobile screened lanai, W/D hook-up, VENICE ISL, 2br/1ba, near hosp, on Minimum opening bid of $8,000
PC, 2/1/CP, $550. mo. 941-204- FREE 12 mins from venice 2br
home on canal Pet ok, Plaza Mayor. $750/mo. incl water & On site at: 8319 Osprey Road
3197. ALSO 2/2/2, $650. mo. w/ den 2 ba 1300sf, pool fans, lawn care included, no
BRING YOUR BOAT. $650/mo cable. $650 Sec. 941-587-9997 TUESDAY MAY 12, 2009, 5pm
941-380-0613. 1st & sec. $399. moves you in $750/mo pets. $500/mo. Call 941-769- Email or call for info:
941-350-1288 941-473-0450 6548 Days or 941-639-8829
PC, 3/2/2 clean, attractive Info@HDWAuctions.com
ENGLE Beautiful 3/2/2 Exec 2
evenings. VENICE ISLAND, furnished 877.701.5115
$900. mo., $600 sec 472 ENGLEWOOD/CAPE HAZE
story pool home, on canal w/ Fletcher St. 941-766-9525 MURDOCK, 2BR/2BA/garage, 2br/2ba, annual $900. per mo. H.D.WILKINSON & COMPANY
furn. 2/2 condo, very clean, pool, plus electric 941-587-9997
dock, lift & no bridges $1600. CHA, fans, pantry, $550 mo +
PC, fresh water canal, 2/1.5/1, golf/beaches nearby. 1st, last, 1515 WATERFRONT
(941)-350-1288 $500 dep. 941-284-2917.
dining room, eat in kit, $695 mo. sec. NS NP $700.941-457-1499 VENICE ISLAND Studio apt, No
ENGLE- on Lemon Bay Sm 2/1 newly remodeled. 941-625-0490. FIDDLERS GREEN 2/2, comm MURDOCK, 3/2/1 CHA, Indoor pets. 2nd floor $450/mo
dock, quiet area. $900/mo, Free pool, Prof. Furnished, $750+Dep. laundry, Sect. 8 apprd $700/mo 941-484-2206 or 941-485-5698
Sunsets. Avail 6/1 941-628-9143 PC- 21210 Gladis, furn or unfurn + sec inclds wtr 941-628-6653
2BR/1BA/CP Clean tile floors. (239)-784-6806
or 766-2824
ENGLE/GDNS OF GULF COVE $650. mo.(941)-769-5003 Woodmere
Lg. 3/2/1 $850/mo 1st last & sec ISLE OF VENICE BEACH NORTH PORT DUPLEX Apts of Venice
PGI CANAL 3/2/2, boat lift, new
no pets (941)-697-7481 FRONT CONDO w/ UNFURN. 2BR/2BA PLS CALL Luxury
appl, 350 Belvedere Ct. $1100.
ENGLEWOOD 2/1/CP W/D, and incl. lawn care. 609-602-3388 INCREDIBLE VIEWS 941-474-5743 OR 426-6210 Community CAPE HAZE LOT, Lemon Bay,
Beautiful 2/2, furn, 1st fl. 1350sf,
storage room. $700/mo +
deposit. (941)-286-6377
PGI, 3/2/2 Villa. like new. $950. Steps to beach & htd pool. 3mo PGI 2/2 end of canal, lanai, all SPRING new seawall, deep water, 700’ to
bay, bay views, no bridges, now
% of rent toward purchase. will min. Ann. Preferred. NO PETS appl. 2 avail - 1st fl. $700. Savings $250K was $399K. 941-697-3304
ENGLEWOOD Brand new 3/2/2 finance. must qualify 423-343-6349 941-488-9249 607 Via Tripoli. 941-575-7867 1 bd apts $670
Pool, townhome w/ elevator. 2/bd apts $755
2000+sf, Near boca, boating &
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/1, Very LAKE SUZY furn., Pristine PORT CHARLOTTE Nice 2/1/1 1600 BUSINESS FOR SALE
clean, $575/mo + $575 dep., 3BR/2BA, on lake. Nr golf/shop- Walk to Cultural Ctr. & Hosp. 941-496-4161
beaches $975 (941)-350-1288 Appl. incl. No Pets. DRYCLEANERS &
Sm pet OK. (941)-228-2627 ping. Pool. Incl. ph. cable, all util.
941-625-4175 ext.214 LAUNDROMAT FOR SALE
ENGLEWOOD CUSTOM Duplex PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2, Lanai, NP $1495 mo an. Season $1995 1340 MOBILE HOMES in Port Charlotte Florida, Est. over
mo. Must see! 941-625-5463. PUNTA GORDA completely
1440 Sq. Ft. - $750.00 W/D rm, all tile, lrg yard, fireplace, FOR RENT 30yrs , great location and customer
11417 Poplin Ave - Lawn Svc Inc. quite area $650. (207)-590-6897 NORTH PORT 2/2/1 Luxury remodeled, tile throughout, 2/1,
$600 mo. (941)-639-2823 base $450k. Owner financing avail-
WWW.pelicanpm.com PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2 Nice . Ready Condo 1st flr, w/d many upgrades. COUNTRY SETTING beside lake,
able, inquire in writing to: Business for
Lic Broker - (941) 232-8223 to move in. Like new $1000mo. gated, clbhse $875. 941-875-3968 PUNTA GORDA WATERFRONT. fully furnished, $120/ week. Move
in for $170. Near I-75 sale 1064 N. Tamiami Trl. STE 1403
1st/l/sec 941-624-5234 1BR Duplx.+many Xtras, $550 Sarasota, Fl. 34236
ENGLEWOOD NORTH PORT New 3br/2ba mo. ann. NP,NS 941-626-9652 Exit 164. (941)-575-9577
Lg. 4/3/2 Lanai $1300 PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2/CP +lani, maint-free villa, in upscale gated
3/2/1 tile pet ok $900 1400sqft, CHA, clean, nice area, sm pet comm, close to schools & shopping. PUNTA GORDA, 1/1/CP Close ENGLE. AREA Clean 2/1, sm. 1610 BUSINESS RENTALS
2/2/1 dock & boat lift pet ok $1195/mo. (941)-504-1620 to downtown. W&D, incl. util. safe fun park, close to shop-
ok, $745.+sec. 941-661-8632 2886 TAMIAMI TR 1000-3366sf
$950 WEST COAST PROP. MGT 941-286-3305 or 941-286-0725 ping, Engl area. $650
941-473-0718 PORT CHARLOTTE 4/2 NORTH PORT, SABAL Trace, 941-662-0015 Offices, Retail, Services
Fairway Villas, 2/1.5, appl. & PUNTA GORDA, 2/1, large, Available immediately.
RentalsFlorida.net $850, POOL Updated Beauty remodeled, nice yard, quiet,
w/d. $595/Mo. 260-248-6872 ENGLEWOOD COMPLETELY 941-916-2401 SUN Realty
941-228-7781
ENGLEWOOD, “For a boater,” 210 Peace Island Dr. remodeled and furnished. 2/1
2/2/2, Grove City direct access to PORT CHARLOTTE cute & clean PC 1/1 wtr, cble, w/d incld. pool hot 786-255-2528 55+ $695.mo 216-215-2758 MURDOCK AREA
Stump pass. Dockage for 30’+ 2/2/1, new appl. $775 mo. 1st & tub/elevator, clean & beautifully furn. Prof. Plaza-41 Frontage
sec. dep. (941)-258-4444 941-255-3006 walk to all! PUNTA GORDA, Historic, PG 2 BEDROOM trailer w/ lanai & Approx. 650 sf & 980 sf
boat + davits. Refs. required. 1bd/1ba, tile throughout, 1 small storage shed. $175/wk. $300
$1200/mo. 941-475-7327 Days. PC 2/2 off Kings Hwy. Pool, ten- All Florida GMAC Real Estate
PORT CHARLOTTE: LG 3/2/2 pet okay, (941)-575-9195 dep. pets ok. 941-639-8356
on SW canal w/ view & preserve, nis, quiet. Water incl. $645+ cable 941-629-1121
& W/D avail. 941-286-5003 ROTONDA 3BR/2BA $800 PUNTA GORDA 1/1 ,
$1095 mo 954-581-1650 SURFSIDE REALTY Conveint Location $450.+ deposit
PORT CHARLOTTE: Sailboat Canal, 941-473-4050 Available may 20th 941-637-5763 NO FIXED RENT
3/2 furn. new paint, carpet & windows. Office - Retail
1320 APARTMENTS NOCATEE & KINGS HWY.
For a Complete List Go To $950.monthly 941-268-5711 Agent PC HERITAGE OAK Park Several available! RENT IS A PERCENTAGE OF
2br/2ba/cp, gated, htd pool, furn. FOR RENT YOUR SALES OR SERVICES
eraportcharlotte.com Pt Charlotte Rentals - Imm Occ From $400 - $750. Incl CHA
w/ dishes, W/D , Etc... $800/per PAY NO CAM ONLY UTILITIES -
$595..............................3/1 House-PC 2027 Giralda Street - $695 mo (941)-627-4877 1st & Sec 941-624-0355 ONE YEAR AGREEMENT
HAMPTON POINT APTS.
$650........................2/2/1 Big Yard - NP 2 BR / 2 BA - Large Yard currently is offering 3 & 4 bed- 6640 TAYLOR RD -
PC LOVELAND BLVD. VENICE, 2/2 Dbl. wide 55+,
$700..............................3/2/1 Tile - PC 22417 Hernando Ave - $525 rooms starting at $675. furn., rent-$750/mo. Sell $2000.
UNITS 101-102
$675..................................2/2/1 - ENG 2 BR / 1 BA - Large Lanai & CP 2/2, N/P, N/S, pool, annual lease. No rent until 2009! PUNTA GORDAws
$550. mo. + security deposit. Call Exc. cond. Owner 863-529-6237
$850...........................3/2/2 Canal - PC Gulf Cove - Lg- 2/2/2 - $750
941-624-3722.
Located off Rampart Blvd. 239-404-3546 or
$850............................3/2/2 - NP 5385 Guidepost Terrace Call (941) 979-1001 1350 EFFICIENCIES martin@martink.biz
3 Bedroom 1 Bath $550 PC, RIVERWOOD. New 3/2/2, today for move-in specials.
21338 Percy Avenue gated, unfurn., all appliances, w/d,
FOR RENT
★★★★★★★★ Clean & Cozy, 1 BR. Furnished, pri- PC OFFICE SPACE 180SF
WWW.pelicanpm.com grnd flr, water incl. screened lanai, vate deck, comfy queen bed, laun- NOKOMIS, 119 N Us 41. Fully $425/PER MONTH. INCL. TAX
Lic Broker - (941) 232-8223 pool-tennis-golf. $850 plus securi- dry, courtyard. equipped, pool, shopping & beach & UTILS. 941-743-3812
HOMES IN GATED ty. (513)574-8311 PG. 941-575-7006 near by. Starting @ $149/week.
COMMUNITY PUNTA GORDA 1/1 All tile, pets PG on US 41 Retail / Office
DEEP CREEK Sunnydell Commons (941)-488-1155
ok, $150/wk water & lawn incl PC, 55+, 1/1, Furn. 2nd flr. space 265 - 3,000 sq ft
15 Homes! (941)-575-6482 $675 mo. Incl. condo fees, Apts. 2 & 3BR’s, $700 & $850. 1st PG Furn. studio/lanai on Peace Starting @ $495.95
Furnished/Unfurnished water/sewer. (941)-235-2379 & last req. Call 941-204-3224. River. Water incl. No pets $525. + FLIP, 941-505-0482
Annual or Seasonal PUNTA GORDA, Shell Creek, Fish- $250. Sec. (941)-505-8291
(941)-629-3337 or erman`s Dream! 2/1 + in-law cot- PG, 2/2, 1276 SF, W/D, pool, no E. ENGLEWOOD, nice, clean,
(313)-600-5238 tage. Boat ramp & lift. Very private! pets. $700/mo, 1st., last, sec. quiet 1BR/1BA, all util. incl. PUNTA GORDA So., Clean furn. eff
www.mbgvacationproperties.com $975. 941-505-1962 annual, (941)-639-8125 $700/mo. (941)-468-8292 apts. $125-150/wk. incl util/cable,
PG, EMERALD POINTE, Waterfront ENGLEWOOD WATERFONT 1/1, NP. 941-740-0491 or 637-0417 Port Charlotte
Tennis, pools, dock, nicely furn, 1- Very Clean, Close to Shopping, N/P S. VENICE LRG studio, inlaw apt. Executive Office Suites
3BR’s. 941-626-3350 $495/mo 941-475-5409 garg., deck, sm. pet, cable included Receptionist, all util. &
$475. +dpt 941-323-0878 other support svcs.
PGI condo/Aqui Esta Dr. Upscale, Gardens of Gulf Cove Omni Executive Center
Rentals Priced Right clean 2Br/2BA split on canal. New New apartment, fully fur-
appl. Decorater furn down to toilet 1360 ROOMS FOR RENT A Friendly Place to be!
Lower Sec Deposits nished, all appliances, 4055 TAMIAMI TRAIL
Clean & Ready paper. Lg. htd. pool. Quiet area. 2BR/1BA, 1100SF, $750, 2
MANASOTA KEY, 2 DIRECT $950 mo, w/6 mo rental get 7th PC Clean & Quiet, $120 wk. Across from Bob Evans. Call
941-629-1243 month security, PH:941-623- $400/mo incl utils, furn’d, refs. Marj or Shirley 941-627-9755
BEACH FRONT HOMES for rent sunstarrentals.com mo free. No pets. (941)-639-0119 9243
2 & 3 BR. 941-474-6633 941-743-3070. 941-740-2565 www.omniexec.net

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1615 INCOME PROPERTY 2010 PROFESSIONAL 2030 MEDICAL 2050 SKILLED TRADES 2070 SALES 2100 GENERAL
MANASOTA KEY. 5 Unit Complex HAIRSTYLIST FT, for PG shop MEDICAL BILLER NEEDED PT, FT A/C MAINT/SERV TECH with INSURANCE SALES SHIFT SUPERVISOR
Great Investment! Gulf Rlty. Linda Clientel Helpful but not required. near furture. Exp. a plus. Fax sales exp. Must have own tools. CAREER Now hiring 1 FT Shift Supervisor
McCraney 941-468-2076 Pls call 941-637-7222 resume to 941-766-8998 Kobie Complete, 941-474-3691 for the Englewood Goodwill retail
$649,900 OPPORTUNITY store. Must have cash register,
MANHATTAN HAIR, LOCKSMITH TECHNICIAN, We are looking for: cash reconciliation, supervisory
CHAIR RENTAL $125/WKLY based in Venice or North Port Positive, Motivated
1620 COMMERCIAL/ area - Experience preferred. Individuals who can:
and customer service exp. 1 year
941-661-4930 for appointment. RECEPTIONIST BUSY PORT retail experience preferred. E.O.E.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY One Full-time and one Part-time Work well with Retirees. Apply online
STYLISTS WITH FOLLOWING Charlotte office seeks a detailed opportunity now. We Provide:
Great Opportunity. multi-tasker for various duties. https://home.eease.com/recruit/?
Must have a clean driving record, Complete Training
AUCTION Call Charles 941-276-3330
All replies confidential.
Medical experience required.
Fax resume to: Debbie 941-743-
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ALONE? lowing property in CHARLOTTE Brandenberger, Registered Agent YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
CUSTOMER SERVICE I NEED A MERCHANDISE/RETAIL EXP. SENIORS DATING BUREAU! County, Florida: and PENELOPE C. OVIATT, an action to foreclose a Claim of
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Learner, Prof,computer TEMP/PT/FT 941-268-4147 (Ages 45-90) PORT CHARLOTTE SUBDIVI- NOTICE OF ACTION property in Charlotte County, Flori-
skills,errands,etc. 941-255-2196 1-800-922-4477 SION, SECTION 33, TO: CAPE CAVE CORPORATION, da:
NURSING STUDENT needs job. 24 hours. or log on to: ACCORDING TO THE PLAT c/o Larry B. Alexander, Registered Lot 1, Block 7, ROTONDA
CUSTOMER SERVICE/OFFICE Experienced. Dependable. 239- THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN Agent, BENJAMIN SHRATTER, LAKES, UNIT 2, a subdivision
www.RespectedDating.com
Manager Job needed 20+ years 565-2434 PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 35A KATHRYN K. SHRATTER, ROBERT according to the plat thereof,
exp. 941-697-8126 OFFICE AND RETAIL experience! MISS FYNNE THROUGH 35F, OF THE MAPHIS, ROTONDA as recorded in Plat Book 8, at
Ref’s available! PT Ashley 941-740- MON - FRI 9AM-9PM PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEADOWS/VILLAS CONSERVA- Pages 25-A through 25G, of
DELIVERY DRIVER AVAILABLE
0025 (863)-852-6849 CHARLOTTE COUNTY, TION ASSOCIATION, INC., c/o John the Public Records of Charlotte
RELIABLE DEPENDEBLE 941-613-
FLORIDA. Brandenberger, Registered Agent County, Florida.
2199 PC OFFICE MANAGER, Property NEED A SOOTHING TOUCH? has been filed against you and you and PENELOPE C. OVIATT, if alive, has been filed against you and you
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& Reliable, needs F/T, Salary Hire (941)-554-7141 your written defenses within 30 widows, widowers, heirs, devisees, your written defenses, if any, to it
Myra, 941-255-5285 days after the first publication, if creditors, grantees, and all parties on Miko P. Gunderson, Plaintiffs’
DRIVER WITH Class B CDL/pas- Relax with STACEY
Call for Summer Specials any, on Florida Default Law Group, having or claiming by, through, attorney whose address is McKin-
senger endorsement,6 years OMG! LOOK! Professional who
941-237-1157 P.L., Plaintiff’s attorney, whose under, or against them, and any ley, Ittersagen, Gunderson, Bernts-
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address is 9119 Corporate Lake and all persons claiming any right, son, Waksler & Wideikis, LLP,
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time preferred/part time consid- OPERATOR/CDL A. Needs work. RELAXATION & THERAPY 33634, and file the original with demand against the Defendants in Port Charlotte, Florida 33948, on
ered.Call 941-214-8285 Exp’d. 941-628-0403 941-467-2538 this Court either before service on regards to the following-described or before JUNE 4TH, 2009, and
DRIVER/COURIER CDL A looking SECURE SWM DESIRES white Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately property in Charlotte County, Flori- file the original with the Clerk of
PLUMBER AND WELDER,Experi- thereafter; otherwise a default will da: this Court either before service on
for ft/pt work, experienced, semi- enced Named Phil, Willing to do female companion for dancing &
retired. 941-343-7561 maybe more. (941)-536-8844 be entered against you for the Parcel #1: Lot 140, Block 28, Plaintiffs’ attorney or immediately
ANYTHING, 941-626-7880 relief demanded in the Complaint Rotonda Villas, a Subdivision thereafter; otherwise a default will
DRYWALL Finisher and Hanger PLUMBER-30YRS EXP. SEEKING VICTORIA or petition. according to the plat thereof, be entered against you for the
looking to work for company. 24 FULLTIME EMPLOYMENT. 941-429- HOT SUMMER RATES This notice shall be published as recorded in Plat Book 12, relief demanded in the Complaint.
yrs. exp. Please call 941-743- 1863 once each week for two consecu- Page 1-Y, of the Public Records WITNESS my hand and seal of
3149. Avail. immed. Will travel. 941-237-7801 tive weeks in the The Charlotte of Charlotte County, Florida. this Court APRIL 29TH, 2009.
PRIVATE DUTY CNA. Experienced Sun. Parcel ID No.: 096876- BARBARA SCOTT
ELECTRICIAN, RETIRED looking Call Tammy at 941-697-2978 3060 SCHOOLS WITNESS my hand and the seal of 020900-8 Clerk of Court
for any PartTime work. 941/321- & INSTRUCTION this Court on this 28 day of April, Parcel #2: Tract #13 Industrial: By: M. Harrison
0011 Don 2009. The S 55ft of the S 1/2 of the Deputy Clerk
PTCB NATIONALLY Certified *ED KLOPFER SCHOOLS OF
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CNA TRAINING - 1 wk class Clerk of the Court NW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 and the 108096 2221523
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exp. 941-769-1331 By: C. Coulter N 45ft of the N 1/2 of the NW
Ft. Myers 941-379-2378 As Deputy Clerk 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of the SW IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
ESTHETICIAN IN need of a job! In accordance with the Americans 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
FT/PT. Email Heather @ CNA CLASS 2 WEEK $300 AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY,
RE POSITION WANTED NEW SPECIAL Books Included. State with Disabilities Act, persons need- 13, Township 41 South, Range
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HOME/DEVELOPMENT SALES w/ testing onsite. 941-822-2290 CIVIL ACTION
ESTHETICIAN, need part time participate in this proceeding Florida.
Fl R.E. Lisc. DESIGN BUILD WANT TO BE a Pharmacy should contact the Deputy Court Parcel ID No.: 0072171- CASE NO. 09-233-CC
work, Tuesdays, Wedneday, Friday, exp/LAND SALES exp.CONST. ROTONDA LAKES CONSERVATION
day & night. 941-628-4749 Tech? Workshop/books/national Administrator whose office is locat- 000500-7
exp. Jim 941-979-2824 cert exam for only $900. Sign up ed at 116 West Olympia Avenue, Notice is hereby given to each of ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida not-
EXECUTIVE CHEF needs work REAL ESTATE Closer by trade by 5/31 and receive $100 off. 1 Punta Gorda, Florida 33950, tele- you that an action to quiet title to for-profit corporation,
941-429-2657 leave msg seeks office work; will cross train night/wk for 6 weeks. Next class phone number (813) 637-2281; 1- the above-described property has Plaintiff,
Culinary degrees and experience. into new field. Determined,thor- 6/10/09, Call Express 866- 800-955-8771 (TDD), on 1-800- been filed against you and you are vs.
ough & dependable. Pref FULL 346-0660 or expresstrain- 955-8770 (v), via Florida Relay Ser- required to serve your written ALEXANDER KAISER,
EXP. LEGAL Asst. seeking posi- ingservices.com/pharmacy vice, not later than seven (7) days defenses on Plaintiff’s attorney, Defendant.
TIME but will work PART TIME,
tion. 618-694-7885 or prior to this proceeding Sandra A. Sutliff, 3440 Conway NOTICE OF ACTION CON-
Call Anna 941-426-2129.
pgaravalia@gmail.com. Publish: May 5, 12, 2009 Blvd., Suite 1-C, Port Charlotte, FL STRUCTIVE SERVICE - PROP-
PHLEBOTOMY WORKSHOP. 1 ERTY
EXP. SERVER, bartender, cust. RETAIL, HORTICULTURE back- day workshop, hands-on training. 234766 2218636 33952, and file the original with
ground. Reliable. Jane 941-429- the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Char- TO: DEFENDANT, ALEXANDER
serv. Job needed asap!!! (941-467- Next class 5/09/2009,cost
8337 before 4pm lotte County, P.O. Box 1687, Punta KAISER, IF ALIVE AND IF DEAD, HIS
5618 $200. Call Express toll-free
Gorda, FL 33950, on or before UNKNOWN WIDOWS, WIDOWERS,
RETAIL/FOOD SRV, 15 yrs exp. 866-346-0660 or expresstrain-
EXPERIENCED in manufactur- May 15, 2009, or otherwise a HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES,
Reliable. Needs work. ingservices.com/phlebotomy IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
ing/warehouse, food service. default judgment will be entered AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM-
kateschultz2001@yahoo.com THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR
Need work. Nate 941-764-8513 3070 BURIAL LOTS/CRYPTS against you for the relief sought in
CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE AGAINST HIM AND ALL OTHER
FORK LIFT OPERATOR Needs RETIRED FIREMAN, Class A CDL. COUNTY, FLORIDA the Complaint.
941-214-8094 CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL THIS NOTICE will be published PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH,
work! Exp. (4-yrs) & w/h worker (7- CIVIL ACTION UNDER OR AGAINST THE FOREGO-
yrs). (941)323-1228 GARDENS DBL DEPTH, TWO CASE NO.: 08-2008-CA- once each week for four consecu-
SALES, BARTENDER, LAWN RIGHTS $2900. (352)-753-4759 ING DEFENDANT AND ALL PER-
005740 tive weeks in a newspaper of gen-
FORKLIFT OPERATOR, EXP’D CARE, POOL service, HVAC. I’m SONS HAVING OR CLAIMING TO
CRYPT, DESIRABLE 3rd level, Gulf DIVISION: eral circulation published in Char-
and w/h worker Looking for work!! your man. 260-418-6094 HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTER-
Pines Mem Park. Incl bronze plate. BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., lotte County, Florida.
(941)323-1228 SANATATION ROUTE driver CDL DATED this 13 day of April, 2009. EST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN
Also hardwood oak casket. origi- Plaintiff, DESCRIBED, AND ALL OTHERS
H.H.A. MALE seeks employement Class C. Call Andy @ 941-689- nally $3336, will separate, make vs. BARBARA T. SCOTT
9382. Clerk of the Court WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
call Tom 941-625-8282 offer, 941-473-2376 QIAN WANG , et al, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
Defendant(s). By: C. Gallagher
SANATATION ROUTE DRIVER. GULF PINES MEMORIAL PARK Deputy Clerk an action to foreclose a Claim of
HARD WORKING with class NOTICE OF ACTION
CDL Class C. Call Andy @ 941- Veteran Section/Prime Location. 2 Publish: April 14, 21, 28, May 5, Lien on the following described
A CDL & construction bkg TO:
698-9382. Plots $4000. total (941)-473-2418 2009 property in Charlotte County, Flori-
fegelj@gmail.com 941.421.6908 QIAN WANG
129606 2211700 da:
SECRETARY/RECEP/ADMIN 3090 LOST & FOUND LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Lot 46, Block 42, ROTONDA
ASST. 20+ yrs experience. More 2410 Risken Terrace LAKES, a subdivision according
details call 941-716-2295 FOUND BICYCLE, Port Charlotte, Fl 33981 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE to the plat thereof, as recorded
HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR/ SECURITY OFFICER State lic. Englewood area, call to identify CURRENT ADDRESS: 2410 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN in Plat Book 8, at Pages 22-A
CLEAN CDL CLASS A WITH 941- 416-3255 Risken Terrace AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, through 22-Z-3, of the Public
over 12 yrs exp 1st or 2nd shift
TANKER AND HAZMAT, NO Port Charlotte, Fl 33981 FLORIDA Records of Charlotte County,
941-625-8282
POINTS, NO ACCIDENTS, NEEDS PUT CLASSIFIEDS THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Case No.: 09-2037-CA Florida.
WORK ASAP!! CALL DON, AT SEEKING, P/T position. Research, TO WORK FOR YOU QIAN WANG Division: has been filed against you and you
HOME (941) 391-5469 OR CELL data entry, computer, filing, cust. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Jennifer R. Laster, are required to serve a copy of
Venice, Englewood, BOX 1494/6239
(941) 391-7585 THANK YOU!! serv. 941-743-7300 Petitioner your written defenses, if any, to it
North Port 207-1200 SIOUX FALLS, SD 571860000
HEAVY EQUIPMENT/TRUCK SENIOR ADVOCATE, Case Man- and on Miko P. Gunderson, Plaintiffs’
Pt. Charlotte Areas CURRENT ADDRESS: BOX Derrick M. Laster, attorney whose address is McKin-
MECHANIC, Gas/Diesel, 20 years ager w/BA seeking PT job, Honest 1494/6239
Call 206-1200 Respondent. ley, Ittersagen, Gunderson, Bernts-
exp. 941-240-5053 Jason worker vkandel@comcast.net SIOUX FALLS, SD 571860000 NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DIS- son, Waksler & Wideikis, LLP,
HONEST & CARING LADY exp. All SMALL OFFICE PERSON: FOUND KITTEN Sm. Tiger on Del- ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- SOLUTION 18401 Murdock Circle, Unit C,
types office, sitting & cleaning phone, filing, Quickbooks. Honest hart Rd. in North Port 941-492- TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, OF MARRIAGE Port Charlotte, Florida 33948, on
941-356-2034 & dependable 941-743-2585 6200 after 1pm UNDER, AND AGAINST THE TO: Derrick Laster or before JUNE 4TH, 2009, and
HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL 34 Bradford Rd. Valley Stream, NY file the original with the Clerk of
HOUSEKEEPER, NANNY etc SURVEY PARTY chief w/25 y/o LOST - a diamond heart neck- DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT
exp. 941-759-0066 lace with a gold cross. Lost in 11580 this Court either before service on
Northern work ethics. KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR
Oyster Creek Park last YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action Plaintiffs’ attorney or immediately
Honorable. Upscale. Lisa TEACHER-SPANISH Florida Certi- ALIVE, WHETHER SAID
Wednesday (or possibly San has been filed against you and that thereafter; otherwise a default will
941/815-5750 fied. Experienced. Venice UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY
Casa sidewalk). REWARD. you are required to serve a copy of be entered against you for the
(941)496-4036 CLAIM AN INTEREST AS your written defenses, if any, to it relief demanded in the Complaint.
HVAC-R TECH with 11 years 941-214-0231 or SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES,
experience. 787-356-6302 Profes- celtic1960@comcast.net on Jennifer R. Laster whose WITNESS my hand and seal of
TILE/MARBLE INSTALLER 30+ GRANTEES, OR OTHER
sional hard worker. address is 2797 Royal Palm Drive this Court APRIL 29TH, 2009.
yr exp. Quality Workmanship CLAIMANTS
LOST BLACK CAT, white spot North Port, FL 34288 on or before BARBARA SCOTT
I AM LOOKING FOR any job Needs Job 941-350-9266 LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
under chin, bushy tail $250. May 15 2009 and file the original Clerk of Court
7.50/hr+ F/T or P/T PHONE:941- TOOLMAKER/ MACHINIST UNKNOWN with the Clerk of the Circuit Court By: M. Harrison
REWARD 941-485-6019 CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN
237-8887 LOOKING FOR WORK mor- at P.O. Box 1687, Punta Gorda, FL Deputy Clerk
rishoward@comcast.net LOST CAMERA @ Laishley Park, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action 33950 before service on Petitioner Publish: May 5, 12, 2009
I NEED a job! Exp. in retail, cust. Sun., May 3. during Redfish Tour- to foreclose a mortgage on the fol-
service, housekeeping, dietary. or immediately thereafter. If you 108096 2221526
TRIM CARPENTER, CABINET nament. REWARD. 941-575-9976 lowing property in CHARLOTTE fail to do so, a default may be
Jane 941-429-8337 before 4pm. INSTALL, PAINT PT/FT. Call Lou County, Florida:
LOST: CAT 23yrs old Black & entered against you for the IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
I NEED WORK. Drive/ Maint/ 941-465-0674 LOT 358, BLOCK 1998, relief demanded in the petition.
white spayed female, Answers TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
Repair. 941-613-2199 PC PORT CHARLOTTE SUBDIVI- Copies of all court documents
TUTORING; IN your home, exp. to Minnie, WAS TOLD someone AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY,
SION, SECTION 60, in this case, including orders,
I’M LOOKING FOR any job 347-922-1207, visit picked her up near Sunrise & FLORIDA
ACCORDING TO THE MAP are available at the Clerk of the
$7.50+/hr. Looking for F/T or P/T www.Help2study.webs.com Heron in Venice, please return, CIVIL ACTION
OR PLAT THEREOF, AS Circuit Court’s office. You may
(941)237-8501 she is not a stray, Very loved & CASE NO. 09-235-CC
WANTED: SELF esteem, husband RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK review these documents upon
missed ROTONDA SANDS CONSERVATION
& A JOB! 941 626-3244 Elaine 5, PAGES 74A THROUGH request.
I’M YOUR GIRL FRIDAY, Caretaker, 941-493-8751 ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida not-
74K, OF THE PUBLIC You must keep the Clerk of
Transport, Shopping, Meal Prep, RECORDS OF CHARLOTTE for-profit corporation,
Errands. AM Hours 941-468-4343 WHOLESALE FOOD EXP. LOST: CAT Female Calico the Circuit Court’s office noti- Plaintiff,
Vacinity of Albee Farm & Olive COUNTY, FLORIDA fied of your current address.
As buyer & salesman has been filed against you and you vs.
I`M LOOKING for any job. $7.25+ Jim 941-769-0305 in Nokomis. Please call (You may file Notice of Current A. JOEL ZELDIN; Deceased, and if
an hour. P/T or F/T. 941-915-7244 are required to serve a copy of Address, Florida Supreme
your written defenses within 30 alive and if dead, his unknown
shawn_dano@yahoo.com YOU WANT ME! Exp: Food ser- Court Approved Family Law spouse, heirs, devisees, grantees,
vice, Office/Phones & Cust service LOST: CAT in the Grove City , days after the first publication, if Form 12.915.) Future papers in
IRRIGATION TECH. 33 yrs. exp. Placida & Mass. Ave area 5-6mth any, on Florida Default Law Group, personal representative, creditors
Shift Mgr. 941 313 6861 this lawsuit will be mailed to the and all other parties claiming by
Wants job at condo or complex full old kitten, beige & white w/ cream P.L., Plaintiff’s attorney, whose address on record at the clerk’s and through him, and all parties
3000
time. (941)-345-2217 stripes/circles. No collar. Green address is 9119 Corporate Lake office. having any right, title or interest in
JOB NEEDED! Have experience in eyes. 941-716-3049 Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, Florida WARNING: Rule 12.285,
33634, and file the original with the property described in the Com-
Masonry, Shelving, Roofing, LOST: CAT Tiger stripped w/ Florida Family Law Rules of plaint,
5 yrs. Server experience. this Court either before service on Procedure, requires certain
white paws, very small w/ tail Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately Defendant.
Please call 941-237-8352 bent at end. Lost near Gasparilla automatic disclosure of docu- NOTICE OF ACTION CON-
thereafter; otherwise a default will ments and information. Failure
Pines. Answers to Kiera Pls call be entered against you for the STRUCTIVE SERVICE - PROP-
JOB NEEDED: Administrative to comply can result in sanc-
941-214-0857 relief demanded in the Complaint ERTY
Assistant, Engineering Experience tions, including dismissal or
and more 941-697-8126 or petition. TO: DEFENDANT, A. JOEL ZELDIN,
LOST: DOG JACK RUSSELL striking of pleadings. IF ALIVE AND IF DEAD, HIS
WHITE & BROWN, LONG This notice shall be published Dated: April 13, 2009
JOB WANTED-PROFESIONAL UNKNOWN WIDOWS, WIDOWERS,
NOTICES / HAIRED. LOST NEAR CHAM- once each week for two consecu- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
phlebotomist/Chiro.Asst./Medical tive weeks in the The Charlotte HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES,
office 941-473-1027 BERLAIN & PRICE BLVD IN By: Lynne F. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM-
NORTH PORT. ANSWERS TO Sun.
LEGALS
Deputy Clerk ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR
LAND SURVEY party chief w/ JACK. 941-426-3144 WITNESS my hand and the seal of Publish: April 21, 28, May 5, 12,
this Court on this 21 day of April, AGAINST HIM AND ALL OTHER
35+y/o exper.941-629-8453 2009 PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH,
3116 NOTICE OF ACTION 2009. 188875 2214545
LEGAL SERVICES. Degreed, Barbara T. Scott UNDER OR AGAINST THE FOREGO-
experienced, all office skills.
3010 ANNOUNCEMENTS ING DEFENDANT AND ALL PER-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Clerk of the Court
(941)624-0581 By: C. Gallagher SONS HAVING OR CLAIMING TO
ANN & RON Skow are retiring! THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTER-
LICENSED CAM with property Come to the celebration at Garden CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE As Deputy Clerk
In accordance with the Americans EST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN
management experience. 941- Elementary on Center Rd. May COUNTY, FLORIDA DESCRIBED, AND ALL OTHERS
661-0638 20th at 4:00pm. Call Gabrielle O` CIVIL ACTION with Disabilities Act, persons need- IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
ing a special accommodation to WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Berry for details (941)-475-0042 CASE NO.: 06-CA-002623 TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
LOCAL LIC. CONTRACTOR seek- DIVISION: participate in this proceeding AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY,
ing work, spealizes in framing to should contact the Deputy Court an action to foreclose a Claim of
NEW CENTURY MORTGAGE FLORIDA Lien on the following described
trim 941-628-4746 GIRLS F/P TRAVEL TEAM CORPORATION, Administrator whose office is locat- CIVIL ACTION
ed at 116 West Olympia Avenue, property in Charlotte County, Flori-
Look No More!!! NEEDS SERIOUS PLAYERS CALL Plaintiff, CASE NO. 09-224CC da:
941-380-2276 vs. Punta Gorda, Florida 33950, tele- ROTONDA LAKES CONSERVATION
Quality C.N.A. & cleaning phone number (813) 637-2281; 1- Lot 106, Block 21, ROTONDA
941-544-2976 WILLIAM A. KOCSIS , et al, ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida not- SANDS, NORTH REPLAT, Unit
Defendant(s). 800-955-8771 (TDD), on 1-800- for-profit corporation,
LOOKING FOR Work! Exper. pro-
3015 HAPPY ADS NOTICE OF ACTION 955-8770 (v), via Florida Relay Ser- Plaintiff,
1, a subdivision according to
vice, not later than seven (7) days the plat thereof, as recorded in
ject manager, sales, clean ups, set TO: vs. Plat Book 11, at Pages 4-A
ups and HHA. 941-474-4131 LINDA F. RYAN prior to this proceeding ROSE S. COLEMAN and JANICE
Publish: April 28, May 5, 2009 through 4-Z-2, of the Public
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: NESBITT, Records of Charlotte County,
LOOKING to work for Yard Work 234766 2218352
UNKNOWN Defendant. Florida.
Company (no lawns) or Cleaning
Company. (941)-627-1371 Place your Happy CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN NOTICE OF ACTION CON- has been filed against you and you
ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- STRUCTIVE SERVICE - PROP- are required to serve a copy of
LPN looking for position. Over 20 Ad for only $8.75 TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ERTY your written defenses, if any, to it
UNDER, AND AGAINST THE TO: DEFENDANT, ROSE S. COLE-
years experience. 941-623-6901 3 lines 1 day. HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, MAN, IF ALIVE AND IF DEAD, HER
on Miko P. Gunderson, Plaintiffs’
MAINT./CARPENTRY WORK, attorney whose address is McKin-
DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT FLORIDA UNKNOWN WIDOWS, WIDOWERS, ley, Ittersagen, Gunderson, Bernts-
POSITION WANTED 15+yrs Exp. KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES,
CIVIL ACTION son, Waksler & Wideikis, LLP,
morrishoward@comcast.net Add a photo for ALIVE, WHETHER SAID CASE NO: 09-1872-CA AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- 18401 Murdock Circle, Unit C,
MANAGEMENT, 35 yrs exp. UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY SUSAN MARCOLINE, ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR Port Charlotte, Florida 33948, on
Professional customer service.
only $10.00! CLAIM AN INTEREST AS Plaintiff, AGAINST HER AND ALL OTHER or before JUNE 4TH, 2009, and
941-204-2847 SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, VS. PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, file the original with the Clerk of
GRANTEES, OR OTHER CAPE CAVE CORPORATION, c/o UNDER OR AGAINST THE FOREGO- this Court either before service on
MARKETING/SALES PROF
15 yrs experience
Please call CLAIMANTS
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
Larry B. Alexander, Registered ING DEFENDANT AND ALL PER-
SONS HAVING OR CLAIMING TO
Plaintiffs’ attorney or immediately
Agent, BENJAMIN SHRATTER, thereafter; otherwise a default will
Phone (727) 385-1271 (866)-463-1638 UNKNOWN KATHRYN K. SHRATTER, ROBERT HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTER- be entered against you for the
CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN MAPHIS, ROTONDA EST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN relief demanded in the Complaint.
MECHANIC FOR Heavy YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action DESCRIBED, AND ALL OTHERS
Truck/Construction Equip. needs MEADOWS/VILLAS CONSERVA- WITNESS my hand and seal of
to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- TION ASSOCIATION, INC., c/o John WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: this Court APRIL 29TH, 2009.
job. 15 years exp. 941-223-1547

40. Tuesday, May 5, 2009 D/E/N/C The Sun Classified Page 5
3116 NOTICE OF ACTION 3116 NOTICE OF ACTION 3116 NOTICE OF ACTION 3116 NOTICE OF ACTION 3116 NOTICE OF ACTION 3116 NOTICE OF ACTION
BARBARA SCOTT AGAINST THEM AND ALL OTHER WITNESS my hand and seal of This notice shall be published RECORDS OF CHARLOTTE CA D. STEED , et al,
Clerk of Court PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, this Court APRIL 29TH, 2009. once each week for two consecu- COUNTY, FLORIDA. Defendant(s).
By: M. Harrison UNDER OR AGAINST THE FOREGO- BARBARA SCOTT tive weeks in the The Charlotte has been filed against you and you NOTICE OF ACTION
Deputy Clerk ING DEFENDANT AND ALL PER- Clerk of Court Sun. are required to serve a copy of TO:
Publish: May 5, 12, 2009 SONS HAVING OR CLAIMING TO By: M. Harrison WITNESS my hand and the seal of your written defenses within 30 THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
108096 2221531 HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTER- Deputy Clerk this Court on this 21 day of April, days after the first publication, if MONICA STEED A/K/A MONI-
EST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN Publish: May 5, 12, 2009 2009. any, on Florida Default Law Group, CA D. STEED N/K/A WINSTON
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE DESCRIBED, AND ALL OTHERS 108096 2222143 Barbara T. Scott P.L., Plaintiff’s attorney, whose STEED
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Clerk of the Court address is 9119 Corporate Lake LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF By: C. Gallagher Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, Florida 4258 SWENSSON STREET
FLORIDA an action to foreclose a Claim of THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- As Deputy Clerk 33634, and file the original with PORT CHARLOTTE, FL 33948
CIVIL ACTION Lien on the following described CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE In accordance with the Americans this Court either before service on CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN
CASE NO. 09-236-CC property in Charlotte County, Flori- COUNTY, FLORIDA with Disabilities Act, persons need- Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR-
ROTONDA LAKES CONSERVATION da: CIVIL ACTION ing a special accommodation to thereafter; otherwise a default will TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH,
ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida not- Lot 9, Block 71, ROTONDA CASE NO.: 08-2009-CA- participate in this proceeding be entered against you for the UNDER, AND AGAINST THE
for-profit corporation, MEADOWS, a subdivision 001277 should contact the Deputy Court relief demanded in the Complaint HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL
Plaintiff, according to the plat thereof, DIVISION: Administrator whose office is locat- or petition. DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT
vs. as recorded in Plat Book 10, at BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., ed at 116 West Olympia Avenue, This notice shall be published KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR
HT LAND TRUST, LLC TRUSTEE OF Pages 15A through 15-Z-18, of Plaintiff, Punta Gorda, Florida 33950, tele- once each week for two consecu- ALIVE, WHETHER SAID
THE LAND TRUST 0096873- the Public Records of Charlotte vs. phone number (813) 637-2281; 1- tive weeks in the The Charlotte UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY
008920-2, County, Florida. JOHN F. LAUGHLIN , et al, 800-955-8771 (TDD), on 1-800- Sun. CLAIM AN INTEREST AS
Defendant. has been filed against you and you Defendant(s). 955-8770 (v), via Florida Relay Ser- WITNESS my hand and the seal of SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES,
NOTICE OF ACTION CON- are required to serve a copy of NOTICE OF ACTION vice, not later than seven (7) days this Court on this 10 day of April, GRANTEES, OR OTHER
STRUCTIVE SERVICE - PROP- your written defenses, if any, to it TO: prior to this proceeding 2009. CLAIMANTS
ERTY on Miko P. Gunderson, Plaintiffs’ IRMA RUBY LAUGHLIN A/K/A Publish: April 28, May 5, 2009 Barbara T. Scott LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
TO: DEFENDANT, HT LAND TRUST, attorney whose address is McKin- IRMA R. LAUGHLIN 234766 2218360 Clerk of the Court UNKNOWN
LLC TRUSTEE OF THE LAND ley, Ittersagen, Gunderson, Bernts- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: By: C. Gallagher CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN
TRUST 0096873-008920-2, IF son, Waksler & Wideikis, LLP, 510 GROVE AVENUE NW As Deputy Clerk YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action
ALIVE AND IF DEAD, ITS 18401 Murdock Circle, Unit C, PORT CHARLOTTE, FL 33952 In accordance with the Americans to foreclose a mortgage on the fol-
UNKNOWN WIDOWS, WIDOWERS, Port Charlotte, Florida 33948, on CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN with Disabilities Act, persons need- lowing property in CHARLOTTE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, or before JUNE 4TH, 2009, and ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- ing a special accommodation to County, Florida:
THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR-
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- file the original with the Clerk of TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, participate in this proceeding LOT 25, BLOCK 2180,
CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE
ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR this Court either before service on UNDER, AND AGAINST THE should contact the Deputy Court PORT CHARLOTTE SUBDIVI-
COUNTY, FLORIDA
AGAINST THEM AND ALL OTHER Plaintiffs’ attorney or immediately HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL Administrator whose office is locat- SION, SECTION 37,
CIVIL ACTION
PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, thereafter; otherwise a default will DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT ed at 116 West Olympia Avenue, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
CASE NO.: 08-2009-CA-
UNDER OR AGAINST THE FOREGO- be entered against you for the KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, Punta Gorda, Florida 33950, tele- THEREOF, RECORDED IN
001478
ING DEFENDANT AND ALL PER- relief demanded in the Complaint. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN phone number (813) 637-2281; 1- PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 41, OF
DIVISION:
SONS HAVING OR CLAIMING TO WITNESS my hand and seal of PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- 800-955-8771 (TDD), on 1-800- THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTER- this Court APRIL 29TH, 2009. EST AS SPOUSE, HEIRS, 955-8770 (v), via Florida Relay Ser- CHARLOTTE COUNTY,
TION, AS TRUSTEE FOR CMLTI
EST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN BARBARA SCOTT DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR vice, not later than seven (7) days FLORIDA
2007-WFHE2,
DESCRIBED, AND ALL OTHERS Clerk of Court OTHER CLAIMANTS prior to this proceeding has been filed against you and you
Plaintiff,
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: By: M. Harrison LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Publish: April 28, May 5, 2009 are required to serve a copy of
vs.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Deputy Clerk UNKNOWN 234766 2218294 your written defenses within 30
CHARLES D. UNELUS , et al,
an action to foreclose a Claim of Publish: May 5, 12, 2009 CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN days after the first publication, if
Defendant(s).
Lien on the following described 108096 2222121 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action any, on Florida Default Law Group,
NOTICE OF ACTION
property in Charlotte County, Flori- to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- P.L., Plaintiff’s attorney, whose
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE TO:
da: lowing property in CHARLOTTE address is 9119 Corporate Lake
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN CHARLES D. UNELUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Lot 2, Block 18, ROTONDA County, Florida: Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, Florida
AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR-
LAKES, a subdivision according LOT 10, BLOCK 124, PORT 33634, and file the original with
FLORIDA 928 EAST 83RD STREET CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE
to the plat thereof, as recorded CHARLOTTE SUBDIVISION, this Court either before service on
CIVIL ACTION BROOKLYN, NY 11236 COUNTY, FLORIDA
in Plat Book 8, at Pages 22-A SECTION 10, ACCORDING Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately
CASE NO. 09-257-CC CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN CIVIL ACTION
through 22-Z-3, of the Public TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS thereafter; otherwise a default will
THE ROTONDA MEADOWS/VILLAS MARYSE UNELUS CASE NO.: 08-2009-CA-
Records of Charlotte County, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK be entered against you for the
CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 001568
Florida. 4, PAGES 20A THRU 2ON, relief demanded in the Complaint
INC., a Florida not-for-profit corpo- 928 EAST 83RD STREET DIVISION:
has been filed against you and you OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS or petition.
ration, BROOKLYN, NY 11236 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.,
are required to serve a copy of OF CHARLOTTE COUNTY, This notice shall be published
Plaintiff, CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN Plaintiff,
your written defenses, if any, to it FLORIDA. once each week for two consecu-
vs. ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- vs.
on Miko P. Gunderson, Plaintiffs’ has been filed against you and you tive weeks in the The Charlotte
JIMMY GOLDGEWICHT, TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, THE UNKNOWN HEIRS,
attorney whose address is McKin- are required to serve a copy of Sun.
Defendant. UNDER, AND AGAINST THE DEVISEES, GRANTEES,
ley, Ittersagen, Gunderson, Bernts- your written defenses within 30 WITNESS my hand and the seal of
NOTICE OF ACTION CON- HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI-
son, Waksler & Wideikis, LLP, days after the first publication, if this Court on this 15 day of April,
STRUCTIVE SERVICE - PROP- DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT TORS, TRUSTEES, OR OTHER
18401 Murdock Circle, Unit C, any, on Florida Default Law Group, 2009.
ERTY KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY,
Port Charlotte, Florida 33948, on P.L., Plaintiff’s attorney, whose Barbara T. Scott
TO: DEFENDANT, JIMMY ALIVE, WHETHER SAID THROUGH, UNDER, OR
or before JUNE 4TH, 2009, and address is 9119 Corporate Lake Clerk of the Court
GOLDGEWICHT, IF ALIVE AND IF UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY AGAINST ERIC HOGABOOM
file the original with the Clerk of Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, Florida By: C. Coulter
DEAD, HIS UNKNOWN WIDOWS, CLAIM AN INTEREST AS A/K/A ERIC R. HOGABOOM
this Court either before service on 33634, and file the original with As Deputy Clerk
WIDOWERS, HEIRS, DEVISEES, SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, A/K/A ERIC RALPH HOGA-
Plaintiffs’ attorney or immediately this Court either before service on In accordance with the Americans
GRANTEES, AND ALL OTHER PER- GRANTEES, OR OTHER BOOM, DECEASED , et al,
thereafter; otherwise a default will Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately with Disabilities Act, persons need-
SONS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, CLAIMANTS Defendant(s).
be entered against you for the thereafter; otherwise a default will ing a special accommodation to
UNDER OR AGAINST HIM AND ALL LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: NOTICE OF ACTION
relief demanded in the Complaint. be entered against you for the participate in this proceeding
OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING BY, UNKNOWN TO:
WITNESS my hand and seal of relief demanded in the Complaint should contact the Deputy Court
THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN THE UNKNOWN HEIRS,
this Court APRIL 29TH, 2009. or petition. Administrator whose office is locat-
THE FOREGOING DEFENDANT AND YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action DEVISEES, GRANTEES,
BARBARA SCOTT This notice shall be published ed at 116 West Olympia Avenue,
ALL PERSONS HAVING OR CLAIM- to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI-
Clerk of Court once each week for two consecu- Punta Gorda, Florida 33950, tele-
ING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR lowing property in CHARLOTTE TORS, TRUSTEES, OR OTHER
By: M. Harrison tive weeks in the The Charlotte phone number (813) 637-2281; 1-
INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY County, Florida: CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY,
Deputy Clerk Sun. 800-955-8771 (TDD), on 1-800-
HEREIN DESCRIBED, AND ALL LOT 8, BLOCK 544, PORT THROUGH, UNDER, OR
Publish: May 5, 12, 2009 WITNESS my hand and the seal of 955-8770 (v), via Florida Relay Ser-
OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CHARLOTTE SUBDIVISION, AGAINST ERIC HOGABOOM
108096 2222112 this Court on this 10 day of April, vice, not later than seven (7) days
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that SECTION 13, A SUBDIVI- A/K/A ERIC R. HOGABOOM
2009. SION ACCORDING TO THE prior to this proceeding
an action to foreclose a Claim of A/K/A ERIC RALPH HOGA-
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Barbara T. Scott PLAT THEREOF RECORDED Publish: April 28, May 5, 2009
Lien on the following described BOOM, DECEASED
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Clerk of the Court IN PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 2A 234766 2218323
property in Charlotte County, Flori- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, By: C. Coulter THROUGH 2G, OF THE PUB-
da: UNKNOWN
FLORIDA As Deputy Clerk LIC RECORDS OF CHAR-
Lot 10, Block 48, ROTONDA CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN
CIVIL ACTION In accordance with the Americans LOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
MEADOWS, a subdivision ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR-
CASE NO. 09-242-CC with Disabilities Act, persons need- has been filed against you and you
according to the plat thereof, TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
ROTONDA LAKES CONSERVATION ing a special accommodation to are required to serve a copy of
as recorded in Plat Book 10, at UNDER, AND AGAINST THE THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR-
ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida not- participate in this proceeding your written defenses within 30
Pages 15A through 15-Z-18, of HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE
for-profit corporation, should contact the Deputy Court days after the first publication, if
the Public Records of Charlotte DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT COUNTY, FLORIDA
Plaintiff, Administrator whose office is locat- any, on Florida Default Law Group,
County, Florida. KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, CIVIL ACTION
vs. ed at 116 West Olympia Avenue, P.L., Plaintiff’s attorney, whose
has been filed against you and you WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN CASE NO.: 08 2009 CA
ALICE H. RETAN and GARY M. Punta Gorda, Florida 33950, tele- address is 9119 Corporate Lake
are required to serve a copy of PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- 000590
OLMSTED, phone number (813) 637-2281; 1- Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, Florida
your written defenses, if any, to it EST AS SPOUSE, HEIRS, DIVISION:
Defendants. 800-955-8771 (TDD), on 1-800- 33634, and file the original with
on Miko P. Gunderson, Plaintiffs’ DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI-
NOTICE OF ACTION CON- 955-8770 (v), via Florida Relay Ser- this Court either before service on
attorney whose address is McKin- OTHER CLAIMANTS ATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR J.P.
STRUCTIVE SERVICE - PROP- vice, not later than seven (7) days Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately
ley, Ittersagen, Gunderson, Bernts- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: MORGAN MORTGAGE ACQUISI-
ERTY prior to this proceeding thereafter; otherwise a default will
son, Waksler & Wideikis, LLP, UNKNOWN TION TRUST 2006-CH2, ASSET
TO: DEFENDANTS, ALICE H. Publish: April 28, May 5, 2009 be entered against you for the
18401 Murdock Circle, Unit C, CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN BACKED PASS-THROUGH CER-
RETAN and GARY M. OLMSTED, IF 234766 2218285 relief demanded in the Complaint
Port Charlotte, Florida 33948, on YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action TIFICATES, SERIES 2006-CH2,
ALIVE AND IF DEAD, THEIR or before JUNE 4TH, 2009, and or petition.
UNKNOWN WIDOWS, WIDOWERS, to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- Plaintiff,
file the original with the Clerk of This notice shall be published lowing property in CHARLOTTE vs.
HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, this Court either before service on once each week for two consecu-
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- County, Florida: MONICA STEED , et al,
Plaintiffs’ attorney or immediately tive weeks in the The Charlotte LOTS 15, 16 AND 17, Defendant(s).
ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
thereafter; otherwise a default will Sun. BLOCK 1965, OF PORT NOTICE OF ACTION
AGAINST THEM AND ALL OTHER THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR-
be entered against you for the WITNESS my hand and the seal of CHARLOTTE SUBDIVISION TO:
PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE
relief demanded in the Complaint. this Court on this 17 day of April, SECTION 60, ACCORDING THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
UNDER OR AGAINST THE FOREGO- COUNTY, FLORIDA
WITNESS my hand and seal of 2009. TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS MONICA STEED
ING DEFENDANT AND ALL PER- CIVIL ACTION
this Court APRIL 29TH, 2009. Barbara T. Scott RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
SONS HAVING OR CLAIMING TO CASE NO.: 08-2009-CA-
BARBARA SCOTT Clerk of the Court 5, PAGE 74A THROUGH 27010 GRAND CENTRAL PARK-
HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTER- 001437
Clerk of Court By: C. Coulter 74K, IN THE PUBLIC WAY
EST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DIVISION:
By: M. Harrison As Deputy Clerk RECORDS OF CHARLOTTE FLORAL PARK, NY 11005
DESCRIBED, AND ALL OTHERS WELLS FARGO BANK, NA,
Deputy Clerk In accordance with the Americans COUNTY, FLORIDA. CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Plaintiff,
Publish: May 5, 12, 2009 with Disabilities Act, persons need- has been filed against you and you ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR-
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that vs.
108096 2222131 ing a special accommodation to are required to serve a copy of TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH,
an action to foreclose a Claim of DONALD APPLEGARTH A/K/A
participate in this proceeding your written defenses within 30 UNDER, AND AGAINST THE
Lien on the following described DONALD WAYNE APPLEGARTH
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE should contact the Deputy Court days after the first publication, if HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL
property in Charlotte County, Flori- A/K/A DONALD W. APPLE-
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Administrator whose office is locat- any, on Florida Default Law Group, DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT
da: GARTH, INDIVIDUALLY AND AS
AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, ed at 116 West Olympia Avenue, P.L., Plaintiff’s attorney, whose KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR
Lot 1, Block 2A, ROTONDA CO-TRUSTEE OF THE APPLE-
FLORIDA Punta Gorda, Florida 33950, tele- address is 9119 Corporate Lake ALIVE, WHETHER SAID
LAKES, a subdivision according GARTH FAMILY REVOCABLE
CIVIL ACTION phone number (813) 637-2281; 1- Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, Florida UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY
to the plat thereof, as recorded TRUSTE DATED JUNE 2, 2005 ,
CASE NO. 09-261-CC 800-955-8771 (TDD), on 1-800- 33634, and file the original with CLAIM AN INTEREST AS
in Plat Book 8, at Pages 22-A et al,
THE ROTONDA MEADOWS/VILLAS 955-8770 (v), via Florida Relay Ser- this Court either before service on SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES,
through 22-Z-3, of the Public Defendant(s).
CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, vice, not later than seven (7) days Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately GRANTEES, OR OTHER
Records of Charlotte County, NOTICE OF ACTION
INC., a Florida not-for-profit corpo- prior to this proceeding thereafter; otherwise a default will CLAIMANTS
Florida. TO:
ration, Publish: April 28, May 5, 2009 be entered against you for the LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
has been filed against you and you THE UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES
Plaintiff, 234766 2218349 relief demanded in the Complaint UNKNOWN
are required to serve a copy of OF THE THE APPLEGARTH
your written defenses, if any, to it vs. FAMILY REVOCABLE TRUSTE or petition. CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN
on Miko P. Gunderson, Plaintiffs’ ERIC SMITH, DATED JUNE 2, 2005 This notice shall be published YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action
attorney whose address is McKin- Defendant. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: once each week for two consecu- to foreclose a mortgage on the fol-
ley, Ittersagen, Gunderson, Bernts- NOTICE OF ACTION CON- UNKNOWN tive weeks in the The Charlotte lowing property in CHARLOTTE
son, Waksler & Wideikis, LLP, STRUCTIVE SERVICE - PROP- CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN Sun. County, Florida:
18401 Murdock Circle, Unit C, ERTY ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF WITNESS my hand and the seal of LOT 18, BLOCK 177, PORT
Port Charlotte, Florida 33948, on TO: DEFENDANT, ERIC SMITH, IF TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- this Court on this 21 day of April, CHARLOTTE SUBDIVISION,
or before JUNE 4TH, 2009, and ALIVE AND IF DEAD, HIS UNDER, AND AGAINST THE CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE 2009. SECTION 8, ACCORDING TO
file the original with the Clerk of UNKNOWN WIDOWS, WIDOWERS, HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL COUNTY, FLORIDA Barbara T. Scott THE PLAT THEREOF,
this Court either before service on HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT CIVIL ACTION Clerk of the Court RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
Plaintiffs’ attorney or immediately AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR CASE NO.: 08-2009-CA- By: C. Gallagher 4, PAGES 16A THROUGH
thereafter; otherwise a default will ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID 001557 As Deputy Clerk 16Y 16Z1-16Z7, OF THE
be entered against you for the AGAINST HIM AND ALL OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY DIVISION: In accordance with the Americans PUBLIC RECORDS OF
relief demanded in the Complaint. PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, CLAIM AN INTEREST AS GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC, with Disabilities Act, persons need- CHARLOTTE COUNTY,
WITNESS my hand and seal of UNDER OR AGAINST THE FOREGO- SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, Plaintiff, ing a special accommodation to FLORIDA
this Court APRIL 29TH, 2009. ING DEFENDANT AND ALL PER- GRANTEES, OR OTHER vs. participate in this proceeding has been filed against you and you
BARBARA SCOTT SONS HAVING OR CLAIMING TO CLAIMANTS NICOLE SEGHERS , et al, should contact the Deputy Court are required to serve a copy of
Clerk of Court HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTER- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Defendant(s). Administrator whose office is locat- your written defenses within 30
By: M. Harrison EST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN UNKNOWN NOTICE OF ACTION ed at 116 West Olympia Avenue, days after the first publication, if
Deputy Clerk DESCRIBED, AND ALL OTHERS CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN TO: Punta Gorda, Florida 33950, tele- any, on Florida Default Law Group,
Publish: May 5, 12, 2009 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action NICOLE SEGHERS phone number (813) 637-2281; 1- P.L., Plaintiff’s attorney, whose
108096 2222117 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 800-955-8771 (TDD), on 1-800- address is 9119 Corporate Lake
an action to foreclose a Claim of lowing property in CHARLOTTE 3265 TRASALGER CIRCLE 955-8770 (v), via Florida Relay Ser- Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, Florida
Lien on the following described County, Florida: BOCA RATON, FL 33434 vice, not later than seven (7) days 33634, and file the original with
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE property in Charlotte County, Flori- prior to this proceeding
LOT 11, BLOCK 1452, CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN this Court either before service on
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN da: Publish: April 28, May 5, 2009
PORT CHARLOTTE SUBDIVI- ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately
AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Lot 36, Block 15, ROTONDA 234766 2218365
SION, SECTION 27, A SUB- TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, thereafter; otherwise a default will
FLORIDA VILLAS, a subdivision accord- DIVISION ACCORDING TO UNDER, AND AGAINST THE be entered against you for the
CIVIL ACTION ing to the plat thereof, as THE PLAT THEREOF, AS HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL relief demanded in the Complaint
CASE NO. 09-243-CC recorded in Plat Book 12, at RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT or petition.
THE ROTONDA MEADOWS/VILLAS Pages 1-A through 1-Z-15, of 5, PAGES 20A THROUGH KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR This notice shall be published
CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
the Public Records of Charlotte 20F, OF THE PUBLIC ALIVE, WHETHER SAID once each week for two consecu-
INC., a Florida not-for-profit corpo- THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR-
County, Florida. RECORDS OF CHARLOTTE UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY tive weeks in the The Charlotte
ration, CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE
has been filed against you and you COUNTY, FLORIDA CLAIM AN INTEREST AS Sun.
Plaintiff, COUNTY, FLORIDA
are required to serve a copy of has been filed against you and you SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, WITNESS my hand and the seal of
vs. CIVIL ACTION
your written defenses, if any, to it are required to serve a copy of GRANTEES, OR OTHER this Court on this 8 day of April,
JOSEPH WASKEWETZ and BARBRA CASE NO.: 08-2009-CA-
on Miko P. Gunderson, Plaintiffs’ your written defenses within 30 CLAIMANTS 2009.
THOMS, 000583
attorney whose address is McKin- days after the first publication, if LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Barbara T. Scott
Defendants. DIVISION:
ley, Ittersagen, Gunderson, Bernts- any, on Florida Default Law Group, UNKNOWN Clerk of the Court
NOTICE OF ACTION CON- DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL
son, Waksler & Wideikis, LLP, P.L., Plaintiff’s attorney, whose CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN By: C. Coulter
STRUCTIVE SERVICE - PROP- TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE
18401 Murdock Circle, Unit C, address is 9119 Corporate Lake YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action As Deputy Clerk
ERTY FOR J.P. MORGAN MORTGAGE
Port Charlotte, Florida 33948, on Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, Florida to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- In accordance with the Americans
TO: DEFENDANTS, JOSEPH ACQUISITION TRUST 2007-
or before JUNE 4TH, 2009, and 33634, and file the original with lowing property in CHARLOTTE with Disabilities Act, persons need-
WASKEWETZ and BARBRA THOMS, CH1, ASSET BACKED PASS-
file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on County, Florida: ing a special accommodation to
IF ALIVE AND IF DEAD, THEIR THROUGH CERTIFICATES,
this Court either before service on Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately LOT 78, FIRST REPLAT OF participate in this proceeding
UNKNOWN WIDOWS, WIDOWERS, SERIES 2007-CH1,
Plaintiffs’ attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will HERITAGE LAKE PARK, AS should contact the Deputy Court
HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, Plaintiff,
thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the PER PLAT THEREOF Administrator whose office is locat-
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- vs.
be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK ed at 116 West Olympia Avenue,
ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR MONICA STEED A/K/A MONI-
relief demanded in the Complaint. or petition. 19, PAGE 20A, PUBLIC Punta Gorda, Florida 33950, tele-

41. The Sun Classified Page 6 D/E/N/C Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Dizziness from
REX MORGAN By Woody Wilson and Graham Nolan
hearing nerve tumor
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I
am a 79-year-old woman. Dr. Donohue
This month I was diag-
nosed with an acoustic Readers may
neuroma. I had never been write Dr.
dizzy until this came on Donohue
me. In addition, my at P.O. Box
balance is off and I stagger.
The tumor is small. Is there 536475,
any treatment I can have Orlando,
beside surgery? — E.J. Florida ZITS By Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman
ANSWER: An acoustic
neuroma is benign in the 32853-6475.
sense it isn’t cancer, but
it’s not benign in the Two organizations
symptoms it produces. It’s provide people with up-
a tumor of the insulating to-date information on
material that wraps acoustic neuromas and
around the eighth cranial their treatment. One is the
nerve. Cranial nerves are Acoustic Neuroma
12 nerves coming directly Association (1-877-200-
from the brain. The eighth 8211; www.anausa.org)
one transmits sound and the other is the
signals to the brain for Acoustic Neuroma
hearing perception, and it Association of Canada
also transfers signals that (800-561-2622; GARFIELD By Jim Davis
keep us balanced. A mix- www.anac.ca).
up of those second signals DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I
leads to dizziness and beg to differ with you that
imbalance. Symptoms of 48 is too young for
an acoustic neuroma are Alzheimer’s disease. Four
one-sided hearing loss, of my dad’s siblings had it
dizziness and ear noises at a young age, as do my
— one or all of them. brother and a cousin. —
Acoustic neuromas are R.C.
usually small growths that ANSWER: The common
cause big problems. If a variety of Alzheimer’s
person has symptoms, disease appears after age
regardless of tumor size, 65. Age is the greatest
treatment is recom-
factor in acquiring it. The CATHY By Cathy Guisewite
mended. In older people,
less-common kind of the
small tumors that create
illness, early onset
no symptoms can be
Alzheimer’s disease, can
watched, since they are
slow-growing. come on between the ages
Two procedures that get of 30 and 60. Genetics
rid of these tumors without influences both, but it has
surgery are the Gamma a much greater influence
knife and Cyber knife. No on the early onset variety.
knives are involved, even Both have similar
though the word appears features: loss of memory,
in their names. In these inability to perform the
treatments, radiation is routine tasks of life like
directed at the tumor to kill dressing and eating,
it. Fractionated poor judgment and
Stereotactic Radiosurgery disorientation.
MARY WORTH By Karen Moy and Joe Giella
also employs radiation The booklet on
that’s accomplished with Alzheimer’s disease
fewer treatments and discusses its symptoms
entirely as an outpatient. If and how to cope with
you’re interested in this them. Readers can obtain
method, a very good one, a copy by writing: Dr.
you can contact Dr. Gil Donohue — No. 903, Box
Lederman at his e-mail 536475, Orlando, FL
address: gil.lederman@ 32853-6475. Enclose a
rsny.org. He practices in check or money order (no
New York City and has cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6
many years experience in Can. with the recipient’s
this technique. It’s less printed name and
likely to produce hearing address. Please allow four
loss. weeks for delivery. DILBERT By Mort Walker
Cryptoquip © 2009 by King Features Syndicate
BORN LOSER By Art and Chip Sansom
BLONDIE By Dean Young
SHOE By MacNelly Productions

42. Tuesday, May 5, 2009 D/E/N/C The Sun Classified Page 7
Red it for tax time
MUTTS By Patrick McDonnell
Dear Heloise: I look
forward to your column
every day and wanted to
share what I do in my
CHECKBOOK REGISTRY.
When I make an entry that is
an income-tax deductible
item like prescriptions or
donations, etc., I use a fine-
point red pen to make the
entry so that at the end of
the year it is easy to find all Hints from Heloise
the check items that I need
for income-tax time. I used a BABY BLUES By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott
marker in the past but found our country become
that this is easier for me. obsessed with fragrance? I
I also have a comment have extremely sensitive
about concentrated laundry skin and was thrilled when I
soap. I always seem to use finally found a laundry
too much, and I think it is detergent that was
because they make the caps fragrance-free. That was
too hard to see into to temporary, however. That
correctly measure. So I company has now added a
found a soap that had a see- fragrance to virtually all its
through cap and use it on
products. I found a different
all measurements for my
laundry. — Dorie, Ohio brand without fragrance,
but it doesn’t do a very good
job. Why does everything we
Writing down buy have to have an added DOONSBURY By Garry Trudeau
passwords fragrance? Do we all really
Dear Heloise: Don’t write smell that bad? — Margaret,
down logon names and via e-mail
passwords in an address There are fragrance-free
book! The first dishonest products, but you might
person who finds it will have to search for them,
have a wealth of informa- and many times they may
tion! In no time, you could be a little more costly. —
be dealing with identity Heloise
theft.
Code them — don’t list by Picture parking
name — and don’t keep the
book near the computer. It’s Dear Heloise: When I visit
hard to get your money, my daughter who lives in a
credit rating and good high-rise apartment that
name back. — Bob W., San has a large, multilevel FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE By Lynn Johnston
Diego parking garage, I use my cell
phone to take a photo of
Fragrance-free where I park and the floor
number. — Anne N., San
Dear Heloise: When did Antonio
HI AND LOIS By Brian and Greg Walker
BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker
MARMADUKE By Brad Anderson
HAGAR THE HORRIBLE By Chris Browne
THE WIZARD OF ID By Brant Parker and Johnny Hart
HOROSCOPE equally curious, observant and
studious company.
ARIES (March 21-April 19). You’re LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You
proud of a loved one and you revel like a tidy ending where everything
in this person’s success as though it wraps up and everyone is content.
were yours. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Your
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Flee time is stretched thin. A commit-
the routine. An afternoon diversion ment you made is taking more
turns out to be just brilliant — energy and hours than expected.
exactly what you needed to break SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21).
up a rut. Extend the benefit of the doubt to CRANKSHAFT By Tom Batiuk & Chuck Ayers
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). those colorful characters you’ll
Someone is projecting upon you the meet whose stories sound like they
personality that they want you to came right out of a soap opera!
have. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19).
CANCER (June 22-July 22). Your Look at what you’ve already
star is on the rise. Keep doing the accomplished instead of looking at
same thing you’ve been doing. the huge list of unfinished tasks.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18).
Relationships hit a bit of friction. Your discontent with a work
There’s probably a piece of history situation is extremely important to
that’s been bothering you, but you the ultimate success of a project.
didn’t want to bring it up until today. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You haven’t connected with one of your
are learning every day and you are friends in a long while, perhaps due
changed by what you know. Seek to a disagreement.

43. The Sun Classified Page 8 D/E/N/C Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Parents hurt when teen MOTHER GOOSE AND GRIMM By Mike Peters
turns back on family
DEAR ABBY: My only
child, “Lauren,” is 16. Her
boyfriend, “Scott,” treated
her well when they first
started dating a year ago.
Now he talks down to her,
makes fun of her and
breaks up with her every
other week for a few days.
Lauren doesn’t talk to us
about these break-ups or Dear Abby PICKLES By Brian Crane
anything else. She talks to
Scott’s mom and dad and
believes everything they tell I applaud the fact that
her. you didn’t allow your
Lauren used to be close daughter to spend the night
to my sister and her kids, with him. There is still time
but now she ignores them. for you and your husband
She would stay at Scott’s to impose some rules in
24/7 if we’d let her. She goes your home, and I hope you
there even when he’s not will do so. Family coun-
home, and has asked if she seling could help to open
could spend the night over the lines of communica-
there. Of course, we tion, and you should get
refused. some right away. B.C. By Hart
We’re not bad parents.
Her friends all tell our DEAR ABBY: One of my
daughter how lucky she is. co-workers has been
Lauren has a nice car, conducting long phone
pretty clothes and just calls with her newly
about everything she married daughter, who
wants. She doesn’t have seems to be having marital
chores, but she holds down troubles. The conversa-
a part-time job for tions are interesting and
spending money. quite personal. Sometimes
I don’t know why she I feel awkward hearing all
allows Scott to disrespect the uncomfortable details,
her and why she has but the calls are impos-
forsaken her family. We sible to ignore in our quiet
liked Scott and his family at little office. MALLARD FILLMORE By Bruce Tinsley
first — until they started How do I tactfully let the
turning our daughter offender know she’s
against us. She’ll be 18 broadcasting her daughter’s
before long, and I don’t private life to the entire
want to lose my daughter. office? One would think her
Help! — TROUBLED MOM many personal calls would
IN TENNESSEE weigh upon her conscience,
DEAR TROUBLED MOM: but she seems oblivious.
Your daughter “has a nice Should I send an anony-
car, pretty clothes and just mous note, let the office
about everything she manager deal with it or let
wants.” Nowhere in your it go? I’m ashamed to admit
letter did you mention it, but I can’t wait to hear
discipline and accounta- the next installment of “My PEANUTS By Charles Schulz
bility. “Chores” are for more Daughter Is Too
than spending money. They Incompetent to Handle Her
reinforce the idea that a Own Life.” — HOOKED ON
child is a contributing THE DRAMA
member of the family. DEAR HOOKED: How
Your daughter is 16, well do you know your co-
thinks she’s in love and has worker? If you’re at all
no experience. Scott’s friendly, do her a favor and
behavior is emotionally tell her the phone calls
abusive, and he breaks up have become a topic of
with her regularly because conversation in the office.
he wants some freedom. I
don’t know what your
If you are not close and
the calls keep you from
Look for another
daughter is getting from getting your work done, crossword puzzle in
Scott’s parents — perhaps
it’s “hope” that their son
then say something to the
office manager because
your local section
really is Prince Charming. what the woman is doing of the Sun.
(Not.) is unprofessional.
BIBLE
The next day John seeth Jesus coming unto him, and saith, Behold the Lamb of God,
which taketh away the sin of the world. — John 1:29.
Only One can take away your sin. He paid the price for our sins on the cross. He
loves you! Turn your life over to Him now.
GOREN BRIDGE
Use finesse; don’t finesse
North-South vulnerable. South 4♠ Pass Pass Pass 10 tricks. When West gained the
deals. lead with the ace of hearts,
Opening lead: Queen of ♦ another diamond would ruin
NORTH declarer’s chances.
♠K63 Putting a finesse in front of Actually, all declarer needed
♥K some declarers is like waving a to get home was for trumps to
♦K652 red flag at a bull — it will be break 3-2. After ruffing the
♣ Q 10 9 7 2 taken even if it is not the best second diamond, declarer
WEST EAST line. Consider this deal. should lead a heart toward the
♠ Q 10 4 ♠95 North upgraded his kings in king. West must win or expose
♥A85 ♥7632 the suits partner bid and the ace of hearts to a ruffing
♦ Q J 10 8 ♦A974 decided his hand was good
♣K83 ♣J64 enough to go to game. We agree finesse. Declarer ruffs the
SOUTH with his decision. diamond continuation, cashes
♠AJ872 West led the queen of the king and ace of spades
♥ Q J 10 9 4 diamonds, ducked all around. and runs the hearts, discarding
♦3 Declarer ruffed the diamond a club each time. West can ruff
♣A5 continuation, crossed to the king at any time but must let
of spades and took the spade declarer get back to hand with
The bidding: finesse, losing to the queen. the ace of clubs or a diamond
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST West forced declarer with ruff to cash his remaining
1♠ Pass 2♣ Pass another diamond and there was winners, and dummy still has a
2♥
♥ Pass 3♠ Pass no way for declarer to come to trump for the 10th trick.

44. Tuesday, May 5, 2009 D/E/N/C The Sun Classified Page 9
3116 NOTICE OF ACTION 3116 NOTICE OF ACTION 3116 NOTICE OF ACTION 3120 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 3120 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 3128 NOTICE OF PERMIT
phone number (813) 637-2281; 1- ing a special accommodation to be entered against you for the cuit Court for DeSoto County, Flori- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME (c) A statement of how each peti-
800-955-8771 (TDD), on 1-800- participate in this proceeding relief demanded in the Complaint da, Probate Division, the address PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY tioner’s substantial interests are
955-8770 (v), via Florida Relay Ser- should contact the Deputy Court or petition. of which is 115 East Oak Street, CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR affected by the Department action;
vice, not later than seven (7) days Administrator whose office is locat- This notice shall be published Room 101, Arcadia, FL 34266. MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S (d) A statement of all disputed
prior to this proceeding ed at 116 West Olympia Avenue, once each week for two consecu- The name and address of the per- DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. issues of material fact. If there are
Publish: April 28, May 5, 2009 Punta Gorda, Florida 33950, tele- tive weeks in the The Charlotte sonal representative are Gene L. The date of first publication of this none, the petition must so indicate;
234766 2218170 phone number (813) 637-2281; 1- Sun. Thompson, 23157 MacDougall notice is May 5, 2009. (e) A statement of facts that the
800-955-8771 (TDD), on 1-800- WITNESS my hand and the seal of Avenue, Port Charlotte, Florida Attorney for Personal Representa- petitioner contends warrant rever-
955-8770 (v), via Florida Relay Ser- this Court on this 9 day of April, 33980 and the name and address tive: sal or modification of the Depart-
vice, not later than seven (7) days 2009. of the personal representative’s SCHWARZ & SCHWARZ, P.A. ment action;
prior to this proceeding Barbara T. Scott attorney are set forth below. By: Stephen deH. Schwarz (f) A concise statement of the ulti-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Publish: April 28, May 5, 2009 Clerk of the Court All creditors of the decedent and Florida Bar No. 097861 mate facts alleged, as well as the
THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- 234766 2218175 By: C. Coulter other persons having claims or Attorneys for John Oros rules and statutes which entitle the
CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE As Deputy Clerk demands against decedent’s 2811 Tamiami Trail, Suite S petitioner to relief; and
COUNTY, FLORIDA In accordance with the Americans estate on whom a copy of this Port Charlotte, Florida 33952 (g) A statement of the relief sought
CIVIL ACTION with Disabilities Act, persons need- notice is required to be served Telephone: (941) 625-4158 by the petitioner, stating precisely
CASE NO.: 08-2009-CA- ing a special accommodation to must file their claims with this Fax: (941) 625-5460 the action that the petitioner wants
000730 participate in this proceeding court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 Publish: May 5, 12, 2009 the Department to take.
DIVISION: should contact the Deputy Court MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE 117186 2222071 Because the administrative hearing
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
INDYMAC FEDERAL BANK FSB, Administrator whose office is locat- FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS process is designed to formulate
THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR-
ed at 116 West Olympia Avenue, NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE final agency action, the filing of a
Plaintiff, CUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE
Punta Gorda, Florida 33950, tele- DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF 3128 NOTICE OF PERMIT petition means that the Depart-
vs. COUNTY, FLORIDA
ROSS V. MILLER , et al, phone number (813) 637-2281; 1- THIS NOTICE ON THEM. STATE OF FLORIDA ment’s final action may be different
CIVIL ACTION
Defendant(s). 800-955-8771 (TDD), on 1-800- All other creditors of the dece- DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMEN- from the position taken by it in this
CASE NO.: 08-2009-CA-
NOTICE OF ACTION 955-8770 (v), via Florida Relay Ser- dent and other persons having TAL PROTECTION notice. Persons whose substantial
000839
TO: vice, not later than seven (7) days claims or demands against dece- NOTICE OF INTENT TO ISSUE interests will be affected by any
DIVISION:
DOROTHY A. TODD prior to this proceeding dent’s estate must file their claims PERMIT such final decision of the Depart-
HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Publish: April 28, May 5, 2009 with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS The Department of Environmental ment have the right to petition to
ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE
615 1/2 Duval St 234766 2218275 AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST Protection gives notice of its become a party to the proceeding,
FOR WFHET 2006-2,
Key West, FL 33040 PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. preparation of a draft permit for in accordance with the require-
Plaintiff,
CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN Charlotte Harbor Water Treatment ments set forth above.
vs.
ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN Plat to Mr. Paul L. Brayton, 2515 Mediation under Section 120.573,
JUAN GARCIA , et al,
TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORI- Highlands Road, Punta Gorda, FL Florida Statutes, is not available for
Defendant(s). IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
UNDER, AND AGAINST THE DA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOR- 33983 to operate an existing this proceeding.
NOTICE OF ACTION TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL EVER BARRED. reverse osmosis water treatment Publish: May 5, 2009
TO: AND FOR DESOTO COUNTY,
DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME plant concentrate treatment and 121755 2222089
GEORGE RAFTERY FLORIDA
KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY disposal system with discharge to
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Case No. 142009DR000414
ALIVE, WHETHER SAID CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR the San Marino Canal. The facility
UNKNOWN Virginia Kay Fisher
UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S is located at latitude 26°59’17” N.
CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN Petitioner,
CLAIM AN INTEREST AS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. longitude 82°00’30” W on 2515
ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- and
SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, The date of first publication of this Highlands Road, Punta Gorda, FL
TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, Louis Antonio Fisher
GRANTEES, OR OTHER notice is April 28, 2009. 33983 in Charlotte County.
UNDER, AND AGAINST THE Respondent.
CLAIMANTS Attorney for Personal Representa- The intent to issue and application
HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL NOTICE OF ACTION
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
tive: file are available for public inspec- 3130 NOTICE OF SALE
UNKNOWN SCHWARZ & SCHWARZ, P.A. tion during normal business hours,
KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR TO: Louis Antonio Fisher IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN By: Stephen deH. Schwarz II 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday
ALIVE, WHETHER SAID Last know address: Unknown TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action Attorneys for Gene L. Thompson through Friday, except legal holi-
UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action IN AND FOR DESOTO COUNTY,
to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- Florida Bar No. 0138721 days, at South District Office, Post
CLAIM AN INTEREST AS has been filed against you and that FLORIDA
lowing property in CHARLOTTE 2811 Tamiami Trail, Suite S Office Box 2549, Fort Myers, FL
SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, you are required to serve a copy of CIVIL ACTION
County, Florida: Port Charlotte, Florida 33952 33902-2549.
GRANTEES, OR OTHER your written defenses, if any, to it CASE NO.; 2008-CA-000853
UNIT 217, RIVERHOUSE Telephone: (941) 625-4158 The Department will issue the per-
CLAIMANTS on Virginia Kay Fisher whose DIVISION :Z
CONDOMINIUM, A CONDO- Fax: (941) 625-5460 mit with the attached conditions
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: address is 1682 NE Floridian Cir- DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL
MINIUM ACCORDING TO Publish: April 28, May 5, 2009 unless a timely petition for an
UNKNOWN cle Arcadia Fl 34266 on or before TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE
THE DECLARATION OF 117186 2218141 administrative hearing is filed
CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN June 8th, 2009 and file the original FOR MORGAN STANLEY ABS CAPI-
CONDOMINIUM RECORDED YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action with the clerk of this Court at 115 under Sections 120.569 and TAL I INC. TRUST 2007-HE7,
IN OFFICIAL RECORDS to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- E. OAK ST., ARCADIA, FLORIDA 120.57, Florida Statutes, within Plaintiff,
BOOK 419, PAGE 632, AS lowing property in CHARLOTTE 34266 before service on Petitioner IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR fourteen days of receipt of notice. vs.
AMENDED IN OFFICIAL County, Florida: or immediately thereafter. If you fail DESOTO COUNTY, FLORIDA The procedures for petitioning for JIMMY CRAIG, et al,
RECORDS BOOK 467, PAGE COMMENCE AT THE to do so, a default may be entered PROBATE DIVISION a hearing are set forth below. Defendant(s).
942, AND OFFICIAL SOUTHWEST CORNER OF against you for the relief demand- File No. 142009CP000043 A person whose substantial inter- NOTICE OF SALE
RECORDS BOOK 562, PAGE THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF ed in the petition. Copies of all Division PROBATE ests are affected by the Depart- PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45
1197, AND PER PLAT THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF court documents in this case, IN RE: ESTATE OF ment’s proposed permitting deci- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pur-
THEREOF RECORDED IN SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP 41 including orders, are available at ILO E. OROS sion may petition for an adminis- suant to a Final Judgment of Fore-
CONDOMINIUM BOOK 1, SOUTH, RANGE 23 EAST, the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s Deceased. trative proceeding (hearing) under closure dated April 28, 2009, and
PAGES 21A THROUGH 21B THENCE NORTH 00 office. You may review these docu- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sections 120.569 and 120.57, entered in Case No. 2008-CA-
AND AMENDED IN CONDO- DEGREE 37 MINUTES EAST, ments upon request. You must The administration of the estate Florida Statutes. The petition must 000853 of the Circuit Court of the
MINIUM BOOK 1, PAGES 455.64 FEET TO THE POINT keep the Clerk of the Circuit of Ilo E. Oros, deceased, whose contain the information set forth Twelfth Judicial Circuit in and for
41A THROUGH 41B, ALL IN OF BEGINNING; THENCE Court’s office notified of your cur- date of death was February 6, below and must be filed (received DeSoto County, Florida in which
THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NORTH 80 DEGREES 33 rent address. (You may file Notice 2009, is pending in the Circuit by the clerk) in the Office of Gener- Deutsche Bank National Trust Com-
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, MINUTES EAST, 310.91 of Current Address, Florida Court for DeSoto County, Florida, al Counsel of the Department at pany, as Trustee for Morgan Stan-
FLORIDA; TOGETHER WITH FEET TO THE WESTERLY Supreme Court Approved Family Probate Division, the address of 3900 Commonwealth Boulevard, ley ABS Capital I Inc. Trust 2007-
AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF Law Form 12.915.) Future papers which is 115 E. Oak Street, Room Mail Station 35, Tallahassee, Flori- HE7, is the Plaintiff and Jimmy
THE COMMON ELEMENTS TAYLOR ROAD; THENCE in this lawsuit will be mailed to the 101, Arcadia, Florida 34266. The da 32399-3000. Craig, Mortgage Electronic Regis-
APPURTENANT THERETO SOUTH 41 DEGREES 45 address on record at the clerk’s name and address of the personal Under Rule 62-110.106(4), Florida tration Systems, Inc. as nominee
AS SET FORTH IN SAID MINUTES EAST ALONG SAID office. WARNING: Rule 12.285, representative are John Oros, Administrative Code, a person may for New Century Mortgage Corpo-
DECLARATION RIGHT-OF- WAY 100 FEET Florida Family Law Rules of Proce- 11378 SW Thornton Avenue, Arca- request enlargement of the time ration, are defendants, I will sell to
has been filed against you and you TO A POINT; THENCE dure, requires certain automatic dia, Florida 34269 and the name for filing a petition for an adminis- the highest and best bidder for
are required to serve a copy of SOUTH 58 DEGREES 20 disclosure of documents and infor- and address of the personal repre- trative hearing. The request must cash in/on the DeSoto County
your written defenses within 30 MINUTES 52 SECONDS mation. Failure to comply can sentative’s attorney are set forth be filed (received by the clerk) in Courthouse, 115 Oak Street, Arca-
days after the first publication, if WEST 441.0 FEET, MORE result in sanctions, including dis- below. the Office of General Counsel dia, FL 34266;
any, on Florida Default Law Group, OR LESS, TO THE WEST missal or striking of pleadings. All creditors of the decedent and before the end of the time period www.desotoclerk.com, DeSoto
P.L., Plaintiff’s attorney, whose LINE OF THE NORTHEAST Dated April 30, 2009 other persons having claims or for filing a petition for an adminis- County, Florida at 11:00AM on the
address is 9119 Corporate Lake 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST Clerk of the Circuit Court By: demands against decedent’s trative hearing. 16th day of June, 2009, the fol-
Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, Florida 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 21; Marlene Harris estate on whom a copy of this Petitions filed by any persons other lowing described property as set
33634, and file the original with THENCE NORTH 00 Deputy Clerk notice is required to be served than those entitled to written notice forth in said Final Judgment of
this Court either before service on DEGREE 37 MINUTES EAST, PUBLISHED: 5/5/09, 5/12/09, must file their claims with this under Section 120.60(3), Florida Foreclosure:
Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately 255.64 FEET, MORE OR 5/19/09, 5/26/09 court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 Statutes, must be filed within four- COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST
thereafter; otherwise a default will LESS, TO THE POINT OF 131159 2221045 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE teen days of publication of the CORNER OF SECTION 13, TOWN-
be entered against you for the BEGINNING, BEING AND FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS notice or within fourteen days of SHIP 38 SOUTH, RANGE 24 EAST,
relief demanded in the Complaint LYING IN CHARLOTTE 3120 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE receipt of the written notice, DESOTO COUNTY, FLORIDA;
or petition. COUNTY, FLORIDA. DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF whichever occurs first. Under Sec- THENCE SOUTH 00°04’00” EAST
This notice shall be published has been filed against you and you IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THIS NOTICE ON THEM. tion 120.60(3), Florida Statutes, ALONG THE EAST LINE OF THE
once each week for two consecu- DESOTO COUNTY, FLORIDA All other creditors of the dece- however, any person who has NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID SEC-
are required to serve a copy of
tive weeks in the The Charlotte PROBATE DIVISION dent and other persons having asked the Department for notice of TION 13, A DISTANCE OF 994.38
your written defenses within 30
Sun. File No. 142009CP000034 claims or demands against dece- agency action may file a petition FEET; THENCE SOUTH 88°59’21”
days after the first publication, if WEST A DISTANCE OF 1110.02
WITNESS my hand and the seal of any, on Florida Default Law Group, Division PROBATE dent’s estate must file their claims within fourteen days of receipt of
this Court on this 8 day of April, IN RE: ESTATE OF with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN-
P.L., Plaintiff’s attorney, whose such notice, regardless of the date
2009. JANIE R. THOMPSON AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST NING; THENCE SOUTH 00°26’34”
address is 9119 Corporate Lake of publication. EAST A DISTANCE OF 329.65
Barbara T. Scott Drive, Suite 300, Tampa, Florida Deceased. PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. The petitioner shall mail a copy of
Clerk of the Court NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89°04’52”
33634, and file the original with the petition to the applicant at the WEST A DISTANCE OF 215.84
By: J.L. Mackie this Court either before service on The administration of the estate THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN address indicated above at the
of Janie R. Thompson, deceased, SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORI- FEET; THENCE NORTH 00°26’34”
As Deputy Clerk Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately time of filing. The failure of any per-
whose date of death was Septem- DA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOR- WEST A DISTANCE OF 329.305
In accordance with the Americans thereafter; otherwise a default will son to file a petition within fourteen
ber 29, 2008, is pending in the Cir- EVER BARRED. FEET; THENCE NORTH 88°59’21”
with Disabilities Act, persons need- days of receipt of notice shall con- EAST A DISTANCE OF 215.84
stitute a waiver of that person’s
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right to request an administrative NING.
determination (hearing) under Sec- A/K/A 1220 SW SUZANNE DRIVE,
tions 120.569 and 120.57, Florida ARCADIA, FLORIDA 34266
Statutes. Any subsequent interven- Any person claiming an interest in
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45. The Sun Classified Page 10 D/E/N/C Tuesday, May 5, 2009
3130 NOTICE OF SALE 3130 NOTICE OF SALE 5110 LAWN/GARDEN & TREE 6030 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 6030 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 6030 HOUSEHOLD GOODS
the provision of certain assistance. GILCHRIST’S EAST END ADDITION AN OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE BAR CART TELESCOPE BRAND DINING TABLE 2” thick beveled PATIO FURNITURE. Tan Wicker
Please contact the DeSoto County TO ARCADIA, as per map or plat may be required by the City Patio w/ cooler glass top. $125. 941-763-4401 Loveseat $75, and Coffeetable $35.
Court’s ADA Coordinator at 115 B. thereof recorded in the Office of and/or County. Please call the White, $60 941-255-3338 Both for $100 941-624-0455
END TABLES 2, whitewashed
Oak Street, Arcadia, Florida the Clerk of the Circuit Court in and appropriate occupational licens- BAR STOOLS, Wicker (4) $30. wood with glass tops $50/ea, like PATIO SET, love seat, 2 chairs &
34266, (863)993-4876 for voice for DeSoto County, Florida, in Plat ing bureau to verify FIRM 941-613-1316 new 941-661-0658 1 table, rattan, $100. 941- 416-
or (800) Book 1, Page 27 and re-recorded
955-8771 for hearing impaired, in Plat Book C-5, Page 48. J&B LAWN CARE Mom & Son END TABLES, Two & One Coffee 0507
BARSTOOL, 31” Swivel, nat’l
within two working days of your Address: Vacant Land Reasonable rate. Wkly/Mth rattan, beige, padded seat. Table. $50.00 OBO 941-448-3804 PATIO SET, M. Stewart, 6 sided
receipt of this document. TDD Dated at Arcadia Florida this 13 941-258-0124 OR 258-2455 $40.00 OBO 941-423-7219 glass table, 6 chairs, $175.
users may also call 1-800-955- day of April, 2009 **SOLD**
8771 for the Florida Relay Service. DiAnn Wells LAWN MOWING & Tree trimming, BBQ SET IN METAL CARRY BOX. ENTERTAINMENT CENTER -
The above is to be published in the Deputy Clerk, Circuit Court monthly & by the cut, free esti- NEW $15.00 941-473-7480 White Wash Wood, $75. Call 941- PATIO TABLE with 6 chairs.
DeSoto Sun Herald DeSoto County, Florida mates. Shane, 941-769-1338 766-0780 PVC - Rectangle $225.00
106 South Polk Avenue, Arcadia,
BED - Mattress/Box. New - will sell 941-255-0679
Published 5/5/09 & 5/12/09 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER fits
FL 34266 307608 2222183 5140 PAINTING/ $100. Local 941-629-5550/941-
31”TV Lt. wood toned tinted glass
456-5555. PATIO TABLE, 6’ X 3 1/2’, GREY,
Published 5/5/09 & 5/12/09 WALLPAPERING $75.00 OBO 941-423-7219 GLASS TOP L/N $85.00, 941-473-
272484 2222381 BED FRAME KINGSIZE metal 7480
Act now for amazing bang for new $20 *******SOLD******* ENTERTAINMENT CNTR mint
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE your buck! Low odor paint avail. cond. $35/obo. (941)-268-9717 PATIO. 5PC. white Resin in/out.
TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Call Al 941-468-2660 . BED QUEEN springs & mattress Tab: 17.5”Rdx21”H. & 2 chairs
ENTERTAINMENT STAND, Ratan
4000
AND FOR DESOTO COUNTY, Lic#AAA00101266 25+ Yrs exp. $50. Black recliner $50. /pads. $45. sold sold
$35. Call 941 626-5448
FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION Former Firefighter (941)-391-5674
DIVISION FAN, FLOOR FAN, LARGE, HAMP- PHOTO FRAME LCD Digital
BED SINGLE, SERTA W/ FRAME Pandigital 128MB, 8” NEW IN BOX
CASE NO.: 142008CA001235 BEST PRICE FOR QUALITY TON BAY $20.00
$200; LG APT REFRIGERATOR $60 941-769-0828
BANCO POPULAR NORTH AMERI- JOB! 941-473-7480
Best Coast Painting $60; FOLD A BED $60 NIHT
CA, STAND $30 (941)-539-6498 PICTURE-CLARA M LENSKI
Plaintiff, Residential/Commercial FIREPLACE MANTLE solid oak,
wood mounts, 72”x8”x2 3/4” $50 watercolor vase/flowers $400
vs 15% Disc. Visa/mc/disc accepted 941-698-1039
ALONSO, et al., 941-815-8184 BED, TWIN. Wh wicker, headbd 941-429-9702
Defendants. AAA00101254 w/ linens. $50. 386-972-4680 or PICTURE: JIM HARRISON PRINT
FIREPLACE, LIGHT oak, uses
NOTICE OF SALE 386-972-3915. (barn) 39x23 #41/975
6000
sterno for flame,ex cond. $175.
PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-
suant to an Order or Final Judg-
FINANCIAL BED-KING SIZE MAPLE head-
board w/frame like new Only $50
255 8567 P C
276-4652.
FLATWARE, SILVER for 8, serv
$499 941-698-1039
PLANT STANDS (3) Bamboo, 1 -
28”H, 2 - 19”, exc. cond. $20
ment of Foreclosure dated APRIL pcs, lined box. Rogers plated,
24, 2009, and entered in CASE 4020 FINANCIAL/MISC. BED: QUEEN Mattress, Chriprac- vintage, $90 941-441-8842 **SOLD**
NO.: 142008CA001235, of the tic, excellent condition. $135. sold FLATWARE, STERLING Plated POTTY CHAIR (2) GOOD COND.
Circuit Court of the TWELFTH Judi- sold sold .............. wood box, serves 8, nice $25 each 941-613-2199 PC
cial Circuit in and for DESOTO BUSINESS OWNERS cond. $40 941-769-0828
COUNTY, Florida, wherein BANCO BEDROOM FURNITURE, queen RANGE, 30” MAYTAG ELECT.
size..dresser, mirror & chest. FLOOR CLEANER, HOOVER RANGE (Clean) Like new (White)
MERCHANDISE
POPULAR NORTH AMERICA, is the
$499. 941-627-0311. FLOOR MATE, new in box, $150, $175. 941-460-0088
Plaintiff, and ALEJANDRO ALONSO
and SILVIA RIVERA-HERNANDEZ,
Does Someone OBO 941-730-1115
BEDROOM SET (full) Solid wood RECLINER LARGE Lazy Boy Olive
are the Defendants, I will sell to the Owe YOU Money? Dresser, Chest of drawers.$200 FOLDING TABLE - 3’X8’ Green , nice, $125.00.
highest and best bidder for cash 941-235-1719 Heavy duty. $50.00 810-300-5827
on July 9th, 2009, at 11:00 A.M, 941 889 7592
We Can Increase Your 2009 BEDROOM SET, 5 pcs. $499. RECLINER ROCKER/SWIVEL
AT THE DESOTO COUNTY COURT- MERCHANDISE
HOUSE, 115 OAK STREET, ARCA- Bottom Line.... Call 941-766-0780 Like new Less than 2 yrs old, Per-
FREE MERCHANDISE ADS!! simmon color. $95 (941)-485-7622
DIA, FLORIDA 34266, www.desoto- GARAGE SALES BOOKSHELVES, Set of 3 con-
clerk.com, the following described To place a FREE merchandise
property as set forth in said Order GUARANTEED!* 6001
6002
Arcadia
Englewood
temp. glass Orig. $300, asking
$100. 941-629-0946.
ad go to: sunnewspapers.net RECLINER-SWIVEL/ROCKING
Three months old, like new. $250.
or Final Judgment, to wit: and place your ad. Click on
6003 Lake Suzy Private Party not Business. 941-766-0780
LOTS 9 AND 10, BLOCK 5, DAVIS BREAKFAST SET,(TABLE & 2
It’s YOUR Money! 6004 Nokomis chairs still in plastic), $100 At the end...you will NOT be RECLINERS (2) Burgundy. Good
AND WRIGHTS’ SUBDIVISION, AS
6005 North Port 941-661-0658 asked for your credit card at all. condition. $150. OBO 941-474-
PER MAP OR PLAT THEREOF We Can Help! 6006 Pt. Charlotte
RECORDED IN THE OFFICE OF THE FREE ads are for 5293
6007 Punta Gorda BUNKBED, WOODFRAMED merchandise UNDER $500. and
CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR DES- FIND OUT HOW FALCON 6008 Rotonda TWIN & FULL W/MATTRESS the ad must be placed online by ROCKER Child’s Wood, $35.00
OTO COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN PLAT COLLECTIONS SERVICES 6009 Sarasota $125.00 OBO 941-623-3998. you. One item per 941-875-5391
BOOK 2, PAGE 80 AND IN PLAT MAY BE THE DIFFERENCE
BOOK C-5, PACE 23, LESS RIGHT- 6010 South Venice CABINET 53X28 Microwave ad and the price must appear ROCKER FOLDS oak
BETWEEN SURVIVAL OR 6011 Venice in the ad. Your ad will appear
OF-WAY TO COUNTY ROAD 760-A W/storage $35.00 $40.00.
FAILURE for YOUR 6012 Out Of Area online & in print for 7 days!
(FORMERLY STATE ROAD 760-A). 941-875-5391 941-286-1170
TOGETHER WITH ALL GRANTOR’S BUSNESS IN 2009! 6015 Flea Market Some restrictions
RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST IN 6020 Auctions CARPET LIGHTLY USED , Beige do apply. RUG, 20x10, lt gray. Very good
ONE-HALF OF CLOSED ALLEY For a Free No Risk Evaluation... 6025 Arts & Crafts With Pad 12x16 $85. 941-661- cond! $15.00 ***SOLD!!!***
ADJACENT TO THE ABOVE Call Falcon 6027 Dolls 8480 FREEZER, KENMORE 14.1 cu ft SAW DELTA COMPOUND 10”
DESCRIBED LOTS. 6030 Household
which has the address of: 2680 Collections NOW! Goods
CARPET, New BEIGE CARPET &
pad 570 Sq Ft only $475 Call Patti
3 yrs old $250.00
941-276-1585
$50 Exc Cond Model 36-075. Call
941-661-9020
SW COUNTY 760-A ROAD, ARCA- 6040 TV/Stereo/Radio (401) 241-4231 Englewood
DIA, FL 34266. 941-474-0077 6060 Computer Equip
CHAIR, LA-Z-BOY, Blue good con-
GLIDER for Lanai. Metal with wood
seat. $50.00
SEETEE for Lanai, White
In accordance with the Americans *See contract provisions 6065 Clothing/ 3 cushion wrought iron. $45.00
with Disabilities Act, persons need- dition. $35.00 Call 941-639-9437 941-875-5391 941-875-5391
Jewelry
5000
ing a special accommodation to 6070 Antiques/ GRILL, BBQ 1 Yr old Charm Globe SERVICE POTS, GUARDIAN
participate in this proceeding Collectibles CLOCK- Oak Grandfather, Miller, all stainless steele. $200 OBO. Lids. Two 4qt, One 1qt. $40/ea
should contact the individual or 6075 Fruits/Veges no pendulum. $175.00 941-875- (630)-248-3596 941-441-8842
agency sending this notice no later 6090 Musical 5391
than seven (7) days prior to the GRILL, GAS GRILL Uniflame 2 SHEETS, ALL sizes, some sets,
6095 Medical burner, side burner, tank
proceeding at the address given on 6100 Health/ COCKTAIL TABLE, marble top, some mismatched, all clean, 50
notice. Telephone 1(800) 955- excellent, $75. 941-637-3801 exc. cond. $75 941-769-0828 lbs. $50 941-769-0828
Beauty
8771; (TDD) 1(800)955-8770(V), 6110 Trees & GRILLING MACHINES, George
via Florida Relay Services. COFFEE TABLE, ORIENTAL GOOD SILVERPLATE SERVICE for
Plants CONDITION BEAUTIFUL CARVED Foreman, 1-small, 1-large. Good 8+serv pcs+box. Rogers. “First
DATED this 28th day of April, 2009 cond. $20 both. 941-769-0828
at DeSoto County, Florida
6120 Baby Items TOP WITH GLASS Love” $90 OBO. 941-441-8842.
BUSINESS SERVICES
Mitzie McGavic 6125 Golf $160 21X53X16” TALL. HARPOONS- DECORATIVE, 4, 6
Accessories Call 941-743-2435 SLEEPER SOFA, loveseat, coffee
Clerk of the Circuit Court feet long, $100, 941-637-3801 table & 2 end tables. Rat-
By: DiAnn Wells 6128 Exercise/
Fitness COLLECTIBLE, ELVIS Art/EPE HEADBOARD, QUEEN, dresser, tan.$425.00 941-627-0311.
As Deputy Clerk Framed. Artist Signed. 22.5”x28”
AN OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE 6130 Sporting nightstand, chest, mirror. Good SMOKER, PROPANE SLIDING
Published 5/5/09 & 5/12/09 w/cert. $225. 941-743- 2316
may be required by the City Goods cond. $275. 941-268 7401 racks,stackw/damper,gauge/regu-
307615 2222255
and/or County. Please call the 6131 Firearms COMFORTER SET QUEEN HOOVER FLOOR Mate SpinScrub lator $100 941-637.1331
appropriate occupational licens- 6135 Bikes/ Croscill St James Bronze Color 500 Hard Floor Cleaner $50.00
Trikes $75 941-629-3255 SOFA & LOVE SEAT, Brown plush
TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ing bureau to verify. 941-623-0346 w/ recliners at each end. 1 yr. old
AND FOR DESOTO COUNTY, 6138 Toys COMFORTER TWIN SETS green
5005 ALTERATIONS LAMP GOLFER WITH BAG 30” $600. obo 347-218-2312
FLORIDA. GENERAL JURISDICTION 6140 Photography/ stripe/flower reversible Croscill
Video $80. 941-698-1039. NEW SOFA & LOVESEAT, Florida col-
DIVISION $40ea 941-629-3255.
CASE NO. 14-2008-CA-001245 ALTERATIONS BY JEAN 6145 Pool/Spa & LOCK SET. KEYLESS, BRASS, ors. Good condition. $150.00
Eastern Financial Mortgage Corpo- at home. Call Jean Supplies COMFORTER, King, oversize, NEW IN PKG. $25.00 941-625-3356
ration, Inc. A Florida Corporation (941)-623-2994 6160 Lawn & Garden shams, bedskirt, light blue. $30. 941-473-7480
941-697-7036 SOFA / ENTRY TABLE and match-
Plaintiff, 6165 Storage Sheds
VS 5050 CHILD/ADULT CARE /Buildings LOUNGER, ANTIQUE looking, ing wine / bakers rack $225.00 for
COUCH, 3 Cushion, Wrought Iron dark wood, very well made both 941-255-0679
ARCADIA ONE, LLC, A FLORIDA 6170 Building Supplies $75.00 941-875-5391
ALL CHILDCARE $100.00 941-313-1078
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, ET 6180 Heavy Constr. SOFA WHITE WICKER, Cushions
AL.
FACILITIES MUST INCLUDE, COUCH, 87”, 2 months old. Neu-
Equipment LOVE SEAT, Floral design. Good Recovered W/tan Sunbrella frabric
Defendants. WITH ADVERTISEMENT, tral color. Arcadia. $250. obo 87” $199. 941-493-0957
6190 Tools/ condition. $150. OBO 941-474-
NOTICE OF SALE STATE OR LOCAL AGENCY (863)-494-9029
Machinery 5293
PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 LICENSE NUMBER. SOFA, SECTIONAL NEUTRAL
6220 Office/ COUCH, in good condition $50.00 colors, good condition asking
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- FLORIDA STATE LAW requires LOVESEAT, BLK. Leather. Brand
Business Equip OBO 941-448-3804 new, $350. 863-990-6087 $400. 480-9323
suant to an Order of Final Judg- all child care centers and day & Sup.
ment of Foreclosure dated April care businesses to register with 6225 Restaurant COUCH, SOFT STYLISH Brown- LUGGAGE by Atlantis, Navy Pais- TABLE, BEAUTIFUL solid wood
13, 2009 entered in Case No. 14- the State of Florida. The Sun Supplies ish olive color with ottorman. $399 ley, 27” & 21”. Exc. cond. $90 set. game table with 4 matching chairs.
2008-CA-001245 of the Circuit Newspapers will not knowingly 6250 Appliances Call (401) 241-4231 941-629-2717 or 380-9117 $450.00 941-255-0679
Court of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit accept advertising which is in 6260 Misc. Mer-
in and for DeSoto County, Florida CURTAINS/DRAPES, SOME MIRROR-WOODEN FRAME TABLE, COCKTAIL, GREY metal
violation of the law. chandise sets, some singles, very clean, 45” x37” Good Condition frame smoke- glass top. $40.00
wherein, EASTERN FINANCIAL 6270 Wanted to Buy/
MORTGAGE CORPORATION, INC., FREE Volunteer 25 lbs. $13 941-769-0828 $35.00 (941) 637-7186 625-8282
Pre-Kindergarten (VPK) enrolling Trade
A FLORIDA CORPORATION, Plain- DECORATIVE ITEMS, nautical MIRROR/WALL. 40X64.NY TABLE, COFFEE, tan sandstone
tiff; and ARCADIA ONE, LLC, A now for 2009/2010 school year.
$2 to $25 941-661-2503 CITYWaterview.TwinTower.6pc/w metal / glass 40”LX17.5W/4rd
FLORIDA LIMITED LIABILITY COM- Monitor your child as they learn via
our new PARENT CAM. Limited tracks. $100. 941.743.2316 1.5”legs. $30. 941 743 2316
PANY and unknown parties claim- DESK, WHITE wash wood, 4 draw-
ing by, through under or against Space Available, Call Kindergarten 6025 ARTS AND CRAFTS ers, very decorative $40 TABLE, FARMHOUSE w/Butterfly
the named defendants, whether liv- Prep at (941) 429-8920 for more 941-661-0658 Leaf 65x36 W/6 Wood Chairs
ing or not, and whether said known information. CRAFT BOOKS, 80 lbs., all types, $150. 941-875-5391
DESK, WHITE-WASHED wicker MOVING SALE: COMPUTER
parties claims as heirs, devisees, soup to nuts. $75. 7mhz, 253KB ram, 18.6GB, moni-
grantees, assignees, lienors, cred-
5053 COMPUTER SERVICE **sold**
desk w/ matching chair and glass TABLE, GLASS TOP & 4 chairs,
topper. $150.00 941-255-0679 tor, speakers, Win XP, Pentium brown in color. $225.00 941-769-
itors, trustees, or any other person *1A+ COMPUTER REPAIR & $75; CURIO CABINET Corner,
FABRIC & many patterns, 65 lbs. DESK, Wood, walnut,7 draws. 0663
claiming by, through, under or TUTOR...INYOURHOME cherry, new Retail $175; Sell $50;
against any corporation or other $50. ***SOLD*** 48LX24DX31H, (2File Draws)
Reasonable & Prompt! CRIB, NEW white Retail $150 Sell TABLE, KITCHEN Butcher block
legal entity named as defendant, Exc. Cond. $60. 941-743-2316 $40.; CHANGING STATION cherry w/4 chairs. Seats 6 rectangle.
and all claimants, persons or par- Sr. Disc. 941-615-7888 6027 DOLLS new Retail $120. sell $20 (941)- $70.00 235-9330
ties, natural or corporate, or DESK,SMALL ROLL-TOP cherry
Computer Problems? wood. $125.00 after 7pm 286- 286-8294 TABLE, WICKER oval. All Weather
whose exact legal status is MATTEL DOLL collection-com-
FLAT RATES. Free Pickup & 7137. glass top, 4 chairs $75.
unknown, claiming under the above plete. ‘Wizard of Oz’ $100. 941- MURPHY BEDS, new, fullsize,
Delivery. 941.815.3971 941-661-2503
named or described Defendants, I 575-4290 DINETTE SET, glass top, light $999. Incl. matress, installation &
will sell to the highest and best bid- MOBILE COMPUTER repairs, wood, like new, $300. obo 941- delivery. 941-743-2337 TABLE- DROP LEAF, 25x30
MATTEL,’MY FAIR LADY’ Eliza and
der for cash in DeSoto County virus removal. Flat rate. Free PU & 661-0658 opened. White/Butcher Blk Top.
Prof. Higgins $30/2 941-575-
Courthouse. 115 Oak Street Arca- del. Prompt! (941)-743-9787
4290 DINETTE SET, ROUND DINETTE
NEED CASH NOW? $50.00 941-875-5391
dia. FL 34266 at 11:00 A.M.. on We Buy Quality
the 16th day of June 2009, the fol- 5100 HOME & COMMERCIAL SET, WOOD TOP, 5 CHAIRS TABLE- Island Kitchen, Butcher/
6030 HOUSEHOLD GOODS $75.00 OBO 941-623-3998. Home Furnishings, Coins,
lowing described property as set Block Top. 1 drawer, 18x36
IMPROVEMENT jewelry, antiques, autos or
$40.00 941-875-5391
forth in said Final Judgment, to wit: DINETTE SET, SOLID OAK, 4 anything of value!
PARCEL 1: A FURNITURE SHOPPE M-F 10-4
● CONCRETE ● 1552 S. McCall Rd., Engl. Selling FABRIC CHAIRS ON CASTERS 941-485-4964 TUB DOORS, Glass Max58_1/2
LOTS 7, 9, 11, 13,15, 17, The High Quality Low Price $100. (941)-624-6617 inches. M#142S-C59 $309 NEW
South 1/2 of LOT 21, and all of Quality Used Furn. 941-473-1986
Driveway, sidewalks, patios LIC. & DINETTE, BISTRO / rattan / 2 Sell $150. OBO 941-764-1656
LOT 23, BLOCK 1, TIER 5, A.W. INS. FREE EST. 941-497-0907 or **BARGAIN BED** Need To Place a
GILCHRIST’S EAST END ADDITION cream cloth Seats / wicker shelve. TV & COMPONENT STAND,
941-780-4638 Starting at Twins $160 Fulls
TO ARCADIA, as per map or plat $200 Queen $240 King $350
$65. 941 743 2316 Classified Ad? Black Glass Shelves. Like New
thereof recorded in the Office of BILL’S HANDYMAN Service Many more to choose from Dining 6pc C4/ HIGHBACK Chair, $150. 941-766-0780
the Clerk of the Circuit Court in and Ceiling fans, lights, faucets, flor/white/stone/octagon Enter your classified ad online
(941)-875-7726 TV BIG screen w ent. ctr w sect.
for DeSoto County, Florida, in Plat drains, toilet, small jobs, etc. gl top. $250. 941 743 2316 and pay with your credit card.
Book 1, Page 27 and re-recorded 941-661-8585 157 PCS GOLDPLATED couch & coffee table $1200. Wood
DINING ROOM suite, 7 pc, lg It’s fast, easy, and convenient. bar stools $150. Wood Dining
in Plat Book C-5, Page 48. CARPENTER, INC. One call SILVERWARE SERVICE
PARCEL 2: $150. OBO. 941-698-1039 China cabinet,$600., bedrm suite, Go to: room set $550. Will seperate.
does it all. Lic & ins 3/pc $250. 497-1353 sunnewspapers.net Please call 941-629-0315
LOTS 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21 #RR0067689. 941-627-0657.
and 23, BLOCK 2, TIER 4, A.W. Place a photo in your DINING ROOM table with 4 and click on Classifieds TV CABINET. Oak, center glass
GILCHRISTS EAST END CERAMIC TILE installed ad for only $10.00. chairs. $150.00 Gulf Cove *Fast * Easy * door, 2 rool out trays, side draw-
ADDITION TO ARCADIA, as per from $1 per sq ft. Dora from Port Charlotte 941-697-5088 * Convenient * ers, CD slots, $135.
map or plat thereof recorded in the Call now. 941-769-TILE. did and she sold her car 941-505-1763
office of the Clerk of the Circuit DINING ROOM, 6 chairs, hutch, (Visa or Mastercard)
on the 1st phone call
Court in and for DeSoto County, DAN THE HANDYMAN excel., $275, or separately VACUUM, PORTABLE, RED DEVIL,
from her ad!!!
Florida, in Plat Book 1, Page 27 Bath rm & kitchen remodels Call the Sun Newspapers 941-637-3801 LONG CORD. $15.00
and re-recorded in Plat Book C-5, Painting, Carpentry, Anything? Classified Dept. 941-473-7480
941-697-1642 DINING SET, Elegant, Whitewashed
Page 48. @ 866-463-1638 for info Enter your classified ad and pay with VANITY, TAN metal & glass
48” round bevel gls, 4 fan back
PARCEL 3: chairs. Like new. Orig. $3,000 Sacri- your credit card 28”w/mir 45”Hx29”LX15D.white
LOTS 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 DAVE`S HANDYMAN
Honest, Knowledgeable & Reliable. ART, FLAMINGO. Raised /Local fice $650. 941-697-3556 24 hours a day, 7 days week pad seat.$55. sold sold
and 22, BLOCK 3, TIER 4, A.W. Signed. Earth/Tone. Framed
GILCHRISTS EAST END ADDITION Call for all your needs, Small or DINING/KIT TABLE 48” Round OIL PAINTING Italy water-view. WARDROBE, Portable like new
Large. 941-628-8326 Lic./Ins. 36.7x48” $125. 941.743.2316 w/wood-look formica top & Rubbermaid. ORIG. $30. SELL FOR
TO ARCADIA, as per map or plat 3”GoldFrame.44”x56”
thereof recorded in the Office of BED, QUEEN Mattress and Box. 2 leaves $100, 941-637-7186 Signed. $250. 941 743 2316 $10. 941-475-9689
the Clerk of the Circuit Court in and GROUP OF TALENTED DADS
seeking work. Demo, Paint- Brand New - will sell $175. Local DINNING ROOM set glass top 4 OIL PAINTING PC/landscape WATER SOFTENER, KINETICO
for DeSoto County, Florida, in Plat 941-629-5550 or 941-456-5555.
ing, Drywall, Carpentry, Pop- chairs & hutch tropical $200.00 local art/signed 3”Framed Model 25, New: $$$$ Gently
Book 1, Page 27 and re-recorded Also have KING.
corn removal, Retexture, obo can deliver (941)697-5013 29x54”$195. 941 743 2316 used $495 941-441-8842
in Plat Book C-5, Page 48.
PARCEL 4: Foreclosure Clean Outs.
BAR 8’ RETRO, Upholstered w/2 DRESSER, 4 drawers, Wood paint- OIL PAINTING,COASTLINE Italy WET VAC CRAFTSMAN
LOTS 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19,21 Local 24 yrs. Lic. Ins. Thank
Matching Stools Black. $150. 941- ed. $35.00 3”GoldFrame. 44X56” 5.5 HP all accessories
and 23, BLOCK 5, TIER 4, A.W. you! 941-737-4852
875-5391 941-875-5391 Signed $250. 941 743 2316 huge. $60 941-441-8842

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6030 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 6060 COMPUTER 6090 MUSICAL 6128 EXERCISE / FITNESS 6131 FIREARMS 6160 LAWN & GARDEN
WOODEN STOOLS (2) 24”$15
EQUIPMENT ORGAN. WHY spend thousands? BOWFLEX, $295. REMINGTON 700 stainless .223 GARDEN CART 2 WHEEL $20
both *****SOLD********* LAPTOP, SONY Windows XP Wi-fi Lowrey organ from “Fletchers”, Call for Details, W/5R Rifling adj trigger & Mark 4 941-730-1115
wireless $240 941-276-8861 chair, books, and misc. $500. 941-716-3574 Leupold TLR scope and bipod
6040 TV/STEREO/RADIO 941-875-9105 $2400. Para-Ord P-12 45ACP high John Deer model 68 riding mower,
PRINTER, LEXMARK all in one EXERCIZE BIKE, SEARS, GOOD cap $750. FNH pistol 5.7 cal with 3 good engine, trans needs wrk, looks
CD PLAYER BY Sony printer, X5100 series. $25.00 SPEAKERS VOX Cambridge CONDITION $60.00. 941-613- like new! 941-697-6240
20rd clips(new)$1200&100rds.
holds 200 CD’S. 941-475-2727 Englewood Reverb (2) 10’ like new $180.00. 1316 mith&WM&P15w3 clips(new)$1300. LANAI FURNITURE..TABLE 4
$100.00 941-625-8282 Call 941-412-0019. Custom Case
STEPPER, CONVERSION 11 Amo-.223 80 grain Federal Premium chairs, lounger& tables. $150.00
SCANNER TWAINSCAN 600
VIOLIN, Stradivarius. Good condi- Elliptical. $99.00 matchking hollow point boat everything. 941-627-0311
DIRECT TV BOXES, (5) RCA for color, NIB, Win 95 & later. $15.
tion. $475. 941-575-4290 941-730-1115 tail:$30-20rdbox...good for Reming-
sale. $20.00 each 941-769-0828 LAWN EQUIPMENT-Rider, Blower,
ton5R: ph# 941-15-1910
Call 941-423-1935 TRAMPOLINE, MINI by Nordic- Weedeater, trailer, pushmower,
6065 CLOTHING/JEWELRY 6095 MEDICAL track, NEW, still in box, $20 chainsaw $950. 941-626-3102
DISH RECEIVERS, 2 with remotes
for 2 box setup $50 each 941- BEDREST, 10” wedge with 941-661-0658 RUSSIAN MARKAROV 13 shot,
BIKER JACKET, MENS BLK LAWN TRACTOR, CRAFTSMAN
626-6027 LEATHER, sz. 46” New” $100 941- cover. $15. 941-426-1069 TREADMILL HEAVY-DUTY, $350 + extras; 45 Automatic 8 18HP 42” lightly used $750 941-
625-8282 EXCELLENT, $70 or best shot $400. 941-626-7642 629-3255
DVD PORTABLE CARRYING CELL PHONE NEUTRALIZER-PRO-
CASE new $15 941-629-3255 941-441-8842 SST WALTHER PPK 380 Cal.
CLOTHES, BOYS size 6-12. All TECT FROM EMF’S-3PATCHES. LAWNMOWER, SCOTTS, 16 HP,
$25. 941-575-4290 TREADMILL, LIFESTYLE, auto $450; 25 Cal. Baby Browning Auto Kohler engine. Looks & runs like
DVR, DISH NETWORK DVR exc. cond. & clean! 35 lbs. $35 $250; 32 Cal. Relv. $150; Ruger
941-769-0828 incline, Exc. cond. $125/obo. 941- new. $475 (941)-255-9509
w/card. As new condition. $25 Carbine 22 LR $200; Ruger Car-
941-769-0828 FREE MERCHANDISE ADS!! 639-3026 LAWNMOWER, TROY-BUILT
DRESS, PROM/WEDDING, SZ 2. bine 44 Mag. $550 941-626-5984
Satin/chiffon w/silver trim. To place a FREE merchandise TREADMILL, PRO FORM 725. lawnmower self prop Honda motor
FREE MERCHANDISE ADS!! $250.00 941-456-5059 ad go to: sunnewspapers.net Like Brand new, hardly used, $150 call 941-626-6027
and place your ad. Click on TRADE MY gun for
To place a FREE merchandise $200. (941)-629-6129 after 5pm MOWER CRAFTSMAN 42’ rider
DRESS, WEDDING, sz 4, white, Private Party not Business. GOLD or SILVER COINS
ad go to: sunnewspapers.net or leave message. bagger, Kohler engine,auto
tapered waist, beaded bodice At the end...you will NOT be (941)-661-1509
and place your ad. Click on $750, (941)255-0969
$100 941-661-0658 asked for your credit card at all. TREADMILL,POWER INCLINE TWO RECURVE BOWS, 1 30 lb.,
Private Party not Business. FOLDS up,pulse/cal $175. 352-
LADIES SUIT, Jessica Howard 10 FREE ads are for 1 40 lb. pull, $50 for both. Call MOWER CRAFTSMAN zero turn
At the end...you will NOT be 249-8059
Petite, Royal Blue & black. Gor- merchandise UNDER $500. and 941-769-1367. 44’ deck,82 hours,kohler
asked for your credit card at all.
geous. $25. 941-769-0828 the ad must be placed online by WEIGHT BENCH ENGIN $1700, (941)2550969
FREE ads are for 6135 BICYCLES/
you. One item per $50 brand new.
merchandise UNDER $500. and MOWER TROY BUILT Zero turn,
the ad must be placed online by MEN’S CLOTHING, all types & ad and the price must appear (941)-815-8674 TRICYCLES 50” deck, only 40hrs.
sizes. EXC. & CLEAN! 88 LBS. in the ad. Your ad will appear
you. One item per $2200/obo (941)-624-3754
$85. 941-769-0828 online & in print for 7 days! 6130 SPORTING GOODS BIKE -3 WHEEL w/ rattan covered
ad and the price must appear or Cell 258-5397
Some restrictions frame. & front & back baskets.
in the ad. Your ad will appear SHOES, MENS AIR BALANCE size do apply. Antique guns, swords & mili- $250. (941)-423-1917 MOWER, CRAFTSMAN PUSH-
online & in print for 7 days! 7.5 $15.00 OBO 941-423-1219
Some restrictions tary items Wanted. Collector BIKE 26” Mens 10-Speed Dynasty MOWER 22IN 4Hp $20.00 call
do apply. GYPSY ELECTIC SCOOTER. 941-286-5606 Bike, good cond, $40.00 810-300- 941-429-1529
SKIRT, J.JILL NEW SIZE 20W 5827
USE IN VAN OR TRUNK, MOWER, WALKER 42”P/U
Embroidered Linen Color: Taupe A COLLECTOR BUYING
HDTV, 50” Sony LCD Projection. NEAR NEW $425. mower deck $150 OBO
$10 941-475-9689 (941)-875-4304 Civil War, WWII Guns, Swords, BIKE 3 wheel bike Miami made
Excellent condition. Must see! perfect condition $130. 941-276-0393
SKIRT, J.JILL NEW SZ 3X Linen
Daggers, ETC! (941)-705-5145
$599.00 941-548-4103 763-0608
Embroidered Color: Sunwash $10 HARMAR SWING AWAY BIKE WOMEN’S-ROADMASTER MURRAY MOWER, RIDER 13.5
PHOTO FRAME LCD Digital 941-475-9689 SCOOTER LIFT, NEAR NEW 26”—18 speed— NEW!! $60 call BIKE HERCULES English bike 26” 116/40 CUT, $850. Call after 4pm
Pandigital 128MB, 8” NEW IN BOX $650. (941)-875-4304 ********SOLD************ 3 speed like new (941)-426-9125
$60 941-769-0828 T-SHIRT, J.JILL Size 3X 100%
HOVEROUND $75. 763-0608 RIDER, 42” Cut, Like New.
Cotton NEW Color: Snow Pea BIKES (2), multi-speed hybrid
RADIO GRUNDIG Radio (Yacht 941-475-9689 $5 ELECTRIC CHAIR adult, ex. cond. $50 each. 276- $450. 941-268-5442
BIKE, 26” Mens 18 speed
Boy400) am/fm/sw,portable, new, $400. (941)-474-2776 4652 “Roadmaster”. Like New. $70. ROTOTILLER, NEW 5hp honda
$60 941-637-3801 TRENCHCOAT, NEW Womens SZ
LIFT, PRIDE Electric- Silverstar (941)-475-1317 engin 2or4 blades $275
20 US Polo Assn Olive green $15 CASTING REEL, Shimano 250
SAMSUNG 56” Widescreen, HiDe- 941-475-9689 P150. $475. 941-244-2944. Calcuta, as new $150.00 (941) 2550969
BIKE, LADIES 26” COASTER, FLAT-
finition, DLP. $600. 941-639-9134
SCOOTER PRIDE GoGo Elite BLOCKER TIRES, $45.00
941-697-5424 WARDROBE, STANDING, Like
941-321-3246 OR 625-3741
6170 BUILDING SUPPLIES
New Portable Orig $30 Sell for Scooter. $475. 941-244-2944. CASTING ROD Loomis GLX
SPEAKERS POLK Audio RT-14 BOWLS, 2 GLASSBOWL
$10 941-475-9689 6’6”mh as new Sell $200.00 BIKE, WOMENS 26” 6 SPD,
Bookshelf, new $70.00 pair FROSTED, white sinks $40
SWING AWAY SCOOTER LIFT, 941-639-9134 ALUM FRAME, BASKET,LIGHT GEN
941-639-9134 WOMEN’S CLOTHING, all types, OBO 941-628-6251
USE IN VAN OR PICKUP. CHAIR FOLDING Boat chair $100.00 (941) 830-8161
SUBWOOFER, SONY size Med.& Large EXC. & CLEAN!
31 lbs. $30. 941-769-0828 $250. (941)-875-4304 $30.00 Ea OBO 941-661-2503 BIKE, WOMENS 28” 6 SPD, DOOR, NTERIOR DOOR, IN CASE
W/5 SPEAKERS (NEW) 2/6 $15.00 941-613-
$100.00 941-625-8282 WHEEL CHAIR & Walker, Brand CONCEALED WEAPONS CLASS ALUM FRAME, BASKET, LIGHT
6070 ANTIQUES New, $100. Call 941-766-0780 Photo/Notary incld. Very Com- GREEN $100 (941) 830-8161 1316
SURROUND SOUND COLLECTIBLES WHEELCHAIRS (2), Walker. Like prehensive. 941-637-9337 BIKES, 26” Mans & Ladies, Nice, FLOORING- DESIGNER LAMI-
AMP/TUNER SONY
New! $50 each. (941)-484-5383 w/baskets $95/ea. 3-Wheel Bike NATED - Never used 30% thicker.
$100.00 941-625-8282 ALWAYS BUYING DOWNRIGGERS, Two Cannon $225. 941-626-3102 $.85sf. Must sell 239-334-4839
Sterling Silver, Quilts. as new. $100.00 each.
T.V.’S (2) both work & hardly used.
Paintings, Furniture. 6100 HEALTH/BEAUTY 941-625-4602 FLOOD LIGHTS (2), 1 halogen
$50.00 each. 941-627-0311.
NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUES
6138 TOYS $15.00 ea. 941-235-7293
HAIR, HUMAN for weave by Jack- GAZEBO, 20FTX10FT NEW
(941) 639 -9338
TV 32” High Definition, RCA, excel- son 2 pkg unopened, 1 opened. SCREEN House, Gazebo $80.00 I BUY TOY TRAINS HURRICANE PANELS w/hard-
CAGE, ANTIQUE Wrought Iron $40 all 941-769-0828 OBO 941-423-1219 Any age - Any Condition ware $150. 941-730-1115
lent, $225. 941-637-3801
Parrot Cage. Dome shaped. TOP PRICES PAID KITCHEN CABINETS Beige Formica
TV FLAT SCREEN Soni Wega Trini- $100.00 941-224-7681 6110 TREES & PLANTS (941)-426-5998 9-pc top, sink, faucets, $420;
tron, 27” remote & book, 2yrs old like White 10 pcs $490. Exterior Glass
new $200. 941-625-5536 CLOCK SETH Thomas Mantle NINTENDO DS (15) barely used
video games. $8.00 ea./$75 all. doors $100ea (941)-496-8655
TV Panasonic 20” + remote,
Runs & chimes! $150; Oriental
hope chest Black enamel 1950’s
GUN SHOW (941)-697-1239
$30. (941)-473-8170 MOTHERS DAY TREES, PLUME- May 16 & 17 ROOFING NAILS, COIL, 1 1/2”. 2
$125. (941)-743-7183 Sat. 9-5 & Sun 9-4
RIA SCENTED HAWAIIAN LEI NINTENDO SP’S Great cond. BOXES. $25.00.
TV SAMSUNG 42” HDTV DESK CIRCA 1910+- 3 drawer Charlotte County 2 SP’s/6 games $150. 941-575- 941-613-1316
like new, 3-yrs old, $395 FLOWER, MANY COLORS, ROOT- Fairgrounds
27”x48” Oak w/carved legs $499 4290
941-575-0384,Punta Gorda ED NOT CUTTINGS 1'-6' $10 & 2333 El Jobean Rd. SHINGLES GAF TIMBERLINE 30
941-493-0957 UP 941-613-2329 SWINGSET/SLIDE/2 STORY
Port Charlotte dimensional birchwood 8+ bundles
TV, 13” MAGNAVOX, with built-in DOLL HOUSE 2 Story Furniture, Fort/Rockwall/Monkeybars unit $75 (941)423-0954
VCR and digital converter box. PLANT STANDS (3) Bamboo, 1 - BUY-SELL TRADE $499 (Sam’s) sold
appox 40 years Old $150.00 28”H, 2 - 19”H, exc. cond. $20
$40. 941-697-2163 941-698-1039
NEW/USED SLIDER, 5/0, by pass,
**SOLD** FREE Parking $400’/obo. (941)-276-0257
TV, 32” SANYO, Color. $100 6140 PHOTOGRAPHY/
FLATWARE, STERLING Plated Carry Permit Class 5pm
(941)-276-7316. wood box, serves 8, nice 6120 BABY ITEMS 2 GUYS SHOWS VIDEO TIME SWITCH Mechanical -
electric. $20.00
TV, 46” Color Projection RCA, cond. $40 941-769-0828 727-776-3442 CAMCORDER/ DUAL Progress 941-235-7293
$295. (941)-698-0036 (Leave BABY CRIB, $55., Porta Crib,
FLATWARE: SILVERPLATE FOR all extra’s
message) $30., Bassinet, $20., Stroller, TRACK LIGHT with 2 spots
8, 4 serv pcs + box. Rogers, vin- $150 obo 941-698-1039
$25. ALL in excellent condition! HANDGUN AMMO, 40 cal. Amer- $15.00. 941-235-7293
TV, 60 INCH WORKS, NEEDS tube. tage. $90 941-441-8842 (941)-629-6129 after 5pm or CAMERA, 35MM Minolta Maxxum
ican-made, Box of 50 $20.00
$325 OBO, Call Joe HUMMEL, 1948 “Retreat to safe- leave message 941-921-4534 7000AF, zoom lens, access. $125 6180 HEAVY/CONST.
941-539-1831 **SOLD**
ty.” 4” tall. $125. Exc. cond. 941-
BASSINET, Like new w/mobile. KAYAK, 15FT sit-in, Epic paddle, EQUIPMENT
TV, Big screen, 52 inch Mitsubishi. 423-2585 CAMERA, 35MM Olympus OM-1,
$50.00. 941468-8742 vest, extras $490 941-661-0473
Excellent picture. $499. 941-493- 50mm lens, winder, accessories 1990 INT. 8000 8 YARD DUMP
0155 I BUY TOY TRAINS BOOSTER SEATS - (2) Graco, KNEE BOARD REVOLUTION Cummins diesel, good rubber, Lg.
Any age - Any Condition $100 **SOLD**
Highback, Black, $25 each. Great Great Fun $30 9417301115 hitch, Runs perfect. $12,500 obo
Top prices paid Condition 401-226-5796. CAMERA, POLAROID 1-Step (941)-575-4375
(941)-426-5998 METAL DETECTORS Mine Lab, Express, case, film still available!
TV, FOR Sale: Like new $3300 BOUNCER, PINK CRADLING Top of the line $500.00; (1) Gar- $10/OBO 941-637-8917 6190 TOOLS/ MACHINERY
JEFF GORDON Collection, 24 rett $300. Both excellent cond. or
Sony 60” KDS-R60XBR2 HD televi- items, sell all $200.00 941-639- EXC. COND. $25.00 OBO 941-
448-3804 trade for vehicle. 941-237-7486 LENS, SUNSTAR auto 135mm AIR COMPRESSOR Devilbiss
sion with matching stand. $1000. 9134 tele.lens. Screw mount for 35mm Charge Air Pro 14 gallon
North Port Estates. 941.423.5755 BOYS CLOTHES, INFANT - 4T PELLET GUN, Competition
JUKE BOX AMI 1951, D model, camera. $25. 941- 423-2585 Exc. cond. $150 941-286-5601
all types, all exc. cond. 30 lbs. $30 w/scope/case. $450. OBO
orig. cond. $800. (941)-380-5298 LENS, VIVITAR 135mm f2.8 for
TV, TOSHIBA 32”. Great shape. 941-769-0828 Like new. 941-268-6324 ANGLE GRINDER SKIL 4 1/2”
Olympus, filter, sharp! $25 $25 941-255-0048
$125. Call 941-380-1034. CAR SEATS, Graco. New Condi- POKER PLAYERS **SOLD**
LITHOS, 2 Ringling Bros & Bar-
VCR AND BOX of movies. num Bailey circus posters. Lion & tion. $25 each. (941)-276-7316. WANTED HOLD-EM BLADES SAW blades (short) for
VENICE AREA 504-8893 LENS, VIVITAR 600-1200mm Wright recip. saw, as new $25
$35.00 941-625-8282 Gorilla $50.00 941-475-2727 CLOTHES, BOYS, size 6-12. All zoom, Minolta (Sony) T mount, $25 941-697-9991
MARK ROBERTS FAIRY of Mira- exc. cond. & clean! 35 lbs. $35 POKER TABLE TOP, SEATS 6m **SOLD**
cles 18”61 of 2000 $200 941-769-0828 DK WOOD AND BLK LEATHER CHAIN 1/2 ton, hoist & heavy
6060 COMPUTER 9417301115 $30.00 941-625-8282 MOVIE CAMERA, SHARP, older duty chain. $15.00
EQUIPMENT CLOTHES, GIRLS Infant - 4T model. Needs battery. $35. 941- 941-235-7293
MARK ROBERTS PIRATE Fairy all exc. cond & clean! 20 lbs. $20 PUSH POLE 20’ fiberglass $100 625-8282
COMPAC COMPUTER micro- med 440 of 2500 $250 941-730- 941-769-0828 9417301115 COMPRESSOR COLEMAN
phone, camera, 2003 model all 1115 CRIB SET, Carter B/G Animal REEL PENN Int 30S 2spd reel,
6145 POOL/SPA/ Powermate 125 PSI 6hp 21gal exc
manuals/discs 941-497-0331 & SUPPLIES cond $150 **SOLD**
MARK ROBERTS SPIRIT of Hope Print-Bumper-Quilt never used, in orig box. $325 call
COMPAQ PC WITH 19” LCD flat md 334 of 4000 $250 941- $25.00 941-875-5391 941-661-0631 COMPRESSOR, CRAFTSMAN air
DOCK BOX W/SEAT perfect for comp 2gal 1.5 hp 125 psi
monitor. CD/DVD, webcam 7301115 CRIB SKIRT, B/G SLEEPING BAG - LL Bean, 775 fill lanai Suncoast Gray $30 exel. cond. $20.00 941-429-4395
$200.00 call 941-391-0532 Precious Moments $10.00. down, -20 degrees W’s mummy. As sold sold sold
MARK ROBERTS, JUST FOR
COMPUTER ARMOIRE, $85.00 MOMS Day large, You are the 941-875-5391 new. $75 941-412-3544 COMPRESSOR, SEARS
POOL NEW 3/4 A O Smith motor, 3 HORSEPOWER compressor
Sauder 941-629-9277 Greatest, $150 941-730-1115 SPEAR GUN $25.00 941-730-
ORGANIZER, Baby Changing $40; Chest, 5 dwr, 24Wx 16Dx $150 OBO 941-276-0393
COMPUTER DESK, w/hutch 3, NORITAKE CHINA. SERVICE FOR Table/Pad, 3 shelf. $50.00. 1115 48H, $35. (941)-474-7387
maple. $35. 941-423-8586 8 PLUS EX. $120.00. 941-875-5391 DRILL PRESS - Craftsman
SPINNING REEL Shimano Stella POOL PUMP Motor 34 inch radial 1/2 inch
941-613-1316 4000F As New $400.00 DYNAMO - 1 1/2 H.P. 2 speed
COMPUTER SYS. — Tower, mon- PLAY PEN, Pink. EXC.COND $150.00 941-623-9163
itor, mouse, keyboards, USP. PAINTING, ORIGINAL by Lamar $80.00 OBO 941-448-3804 941-639-9134 $150.00 941 889 7592
$150. 941-629-5922. Briggs, 52X44” matted & framed DRILL PRESS, 8” DELTA, L/N,
STROLLER GRACO 4 IN 1 SPINNING ROD, Loomis IMX SPAS & MORE NEVER USED. $80.00 941-473-
$495, 941-255-3338 7’MH as new cost $294 sell $150
COMPUTER, DELL LAPTOP NEW CONDITION NAVY BLUE www.spasandmoreinc.net 7480
Wireless, XP, 2005, Pentium M, PHOTO, 8x10 1997 Michael Jor- $50 941-916-9728 941-639-9134 FULL LINE of NEW & USED SPAS.
$200. 954-394-1370 dan, with autograph $350 o.b.o. We buy used spas, take trade- FOLDING WORK TABLE,
STROLLER-JOGGING. Needs TOW TUBE $35.00 BLACK@DECKER, LIKE NEW.
941-615-7933 941-730-1115 ins. Thank you loyal customers
DAVE IN-HOUSE-OFFICE com- straps. One Step Ahead. $25.00 941-473-7480
PRINT, FRAMED & matted “El $40.00 941-875-5391 for 10 yrs of service. (941)625-
puter repair, set-up Serving Char- WATER SKI’S PROFILE 450 $50 6600
lotte Co. 9+ years 941-629-6337 Cid” by Dali. Stamped on back GENERATOR, 3000 WATTS,
WALK N RIDE, Playskool Exc. 941-730-1115 WINCO WITH KAWASKI ENGINE
$100.00 941-475-2727 Engle.
DELL LAPTOP XP, office, wire- cond. $15.00 OBO 941-448-3804 6160 LAWN & GARDEN $275. 941-276-2026
less, Like new. $200. 941-204- PRINTS, Framed Eagle & Owl 6131 FIREARMS
0824 /Hugh Hirtle. 22x28 $20.00/both BEST PREOWNED #1 Riders & Push HARD HAT CONSTRUCTION
941-475-2727 WALKER, DISNEY PRINCESS AMMO, 9MM, 200 rounds, $85. sales & svc used parts Buy-Sell-Trade $5.00 941-235-7293
MAC 10.4 1.83 GHZ, Intel core, 2 EXC. COND. $30.00 OBO 941- (941)-769-1580 Save big! 941-268-0917
DUO, 512MB, 160 GB/combo. TRUNK, ANTIQUE Humpback HARDWARE CARRYCASES (2),
448-3804 ANSCHUTZ YOUTH 22 rifle,
$700. (941)-460-0761 Trunk. $75 In Englewood. BRICK PAVERS, 3500 Sq. Ft Key- metal frame w/screws, as new
Woodchucker, 5 rnd clip. Bushnell stone avail. 2X8, 6X10, 8X10 $125. 941-286-5601
Need an employer
941-475-9689 6125 GOLF ACCESSORIES scope. $225. (941)-468-6338 Large Assort. 941-623-5867 HOME GENERATOR OUTSIDE
who isn’t afraid of TY’S 125 misc. furry creatures BROWNING DOUBLE BARREL
new technology? BATTS New 6V installed w/under- BUY or SELL RIDING MOWERS, model, propane, auto start on
$100 941-575-4290 12GA Under/Over “Lightening
coat & topcoat. Tax incl. $440. Any Condition - 941-268-5442 power failure, brand new in box
Maybe it’s time you US 17 ANTIQUE MALL 5260 Gulf Carts Inc. (941)-625-7969 Browning” made in Belgium. W/ or 941-623-3374 10kw start up 7kw continuous
change jobs - Duncan Rd. (US17) 941- 347- gold in-lay/trigger. Exquisite condi- $1600. obo. (901-484-6506
E-Z GO Golf Cart, very nice, all tion. $1,800 OBO 941-268-6324
and sharpen your skills. 8044 M -S 10 - 4, Sun. 11-4 new batteries, charger inc. $1550 FREE MERCHANDISE ADS!! HOOD: WELDERS HOOD $20.00.
Our online 276-7631
employment job VICTOR VICTROLA. Works great To place a FREE merchandise 941-235-7293
matching solution will provide $450 or trade for a mobility scoot- GOLF CART E-Z Go, gas, very BUSH MASTER CARBON ad go to: sunnewspapers.net
er. 941-244-2944 15AR 20” flatop, only 20 rounds and place your ad. Click on LADDER FIBERGLASS Extension
you with 100’s of job listings good cond. Sr. owned, 2nd owner. 28’ Slightly used excellent
where you can login to your $1100. (941)-697-1012 fired, 1 mag. sling, hardcase Private Party not Business. $100. Phone 941-457-7777
account to view 6075 FRUITS & $1100. obo 941-650-9380 At the end...you will NOT be
potential jobs that match your VEGETABLES GOLF CART EZ GO NEW BATTER- asked for your credit card at all. LATHE, METAL SMALL South-
criteria. IES EXC COND. $1300. (941)-637- FLORIDA CONCEALED FREE ads are for bend $475 OBO 941-276-0393
Your path to a BLUEBERRYS - U Pick, 8692 Weapons Permit Class merchandise UNDER $500. and
better job could Ft Ogden. Call 863-990-6164 the ad must be placed online by LIGHT: HALOGEN PORTABLE
begin today. GOLF CLUBS & BAG, Wilson. Like (941)697-1885 LIGHT $5.00. 941-235-7293
For Directions new, 8 irons 4 woods & putter you. One item per
Visit
ad and the price must appear PARTS WASHER SINK incl pump
sunnewspapers.net YOU PICK $75. OBO 941-697-2163 GUN CASE, aluminum brief-
in the ad. Your ad will appear & stand $50 obo 941-276-0393
Walker Farms case style, holds any gun
6128 EXERCISE / FITNESS $50 941-769-0828 online & in print for 7 days!
17131 Slater Rd, N. Ft. Myers Some restrictions
Local fresh tomatoes & beans ITHICA DEER SLAYER 12 GAUGE do apply. SANDER CRAFTSMAN with dust
We have already picked Belle BRAKE, BLUE 3 WHEEL adult bike bag $15.00.
hand brakes. Price $275 PUMP SHOT GUN $425. (941)-
Pepper, Squash & Eggplant! 473-0035 941-235-7293
PC, EMACHINE 1100MZ CEL Local Honey! (239)-543-8071 call 941 286-3541. GRILL, ELECTRIC COOKING
128 RAM KB MOUSE MONITOR MARLIN 22 rifle, bolt action model GRILL, new in box. Full size $50 SAW PORTER CABLE RECIP $35
EXE COND $65. 941-625-1371 25N, 22LR only. w/case & scope OBO 941-204-9251 941-255-0048
6090 MUSICAL EXERCISE CYCLE - Pro Form $200. in port char***SOLD*****
PC, HP Pavillon 523w, Pentium 4 SR30, displays spd., time, dis- GRILL, GAS GRILL Uniflame 2 SAW, CRAFTSMAN RADIAL ARM
tower, Windows XP $40.00. KEYBOARD CASIO LK-44 tance & pulse. Exc. cond. $125. NORINCO AK47, MINT COND. burner, side burner, tank saw 100 & stand $125 OBO 941-
**SOLD** w/stand $99 941-730-1115 (941)-485-4225 Venice. $1200/obo. (941)-380-3026 exc. cond. $75 941-769-0828 276-0393

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6190 TOOLS/ MACHINERY 6235 LIVESTOCK 6260 MISCELLANEOUS 7020 BUICK 7080 JEEP 7175 JAGUAR
SCREWS in carrycases (2) metal MEAT, GOATS for sale -3 months BOOKS, Anne Rice Complete 1998 BUICK LA SABRE Custom, 1989 JEEP WRANGLER 40”
frame, compact, as new. $125. old. $100 Call 941-639-4726 Vampire Chronicles + more 65k,Non Smoker. alloy wheels. Boggers, four play, $3900.
941-286-5601 Punta Gorda titles. $25. 941-769-0828 Nice Car. $4,900 941-460-8367 obo. (941)-916-6171
SOFA NEW CONDITION cottage MOLUCCAN COCKATOO African BOOTS, H-D Woman’s 6”steel- 2007 JEEP WRANGLER UNLTD 06 S-TYPE GOLD 1 OWNER ONLY
GENE
style red/wht/tan stripe $399 493- Gray, Green Wing Mccaw. Call to toed boot 7-1/2 Worn 2X Pd $95 6K MILES $21,990 24K MILES BAL. 6YR 100K WARR
0957 make offer 941-626-4569 Sell for $75 941-743-6174 -800-784-9309 1-800-771-1576
SPRAYER WAGNER power used
once $15.00. 941-235-7293
6236 PET SUPPLIES
& SERVICES
BRUSH GUARD, FITS 03-04
CHEVY TRUCK. BLACK $75. 941-
613-1316
GORMAN
TODAY`S SPECIAL!
7085 LEXUS
SURVEY CST/BERGER Tripod & 07 X-TYPE SILVER ONLY 19K
Measure Stick, exc. cond. $100 DOG HOUSE PLASTIC keep your CRAFT BOOKS, 80 lbs., all types, 2005 BUICK LACROSSE MILE S 1 OWNER XTRA CLEAN
941-286-5601 dog from getting a sunburn $20 soup to nuts. $75. **SOLD** CXL, ONLY 26K. MI! 1-800-771-1576
941-730-1115 PRISTINE! $11,990. 05 RX330 SILVER LOADED XTRA
TABLE SAW, Sears 10”. Very 941-639-7300 CLEAN MUST SEE 1996 JAGUAR XJ6 Xtra Clean,
good condition. $175.00 CURTAINS/DRAPES, SOME Red/ beige leather
941-457-7777 6250 APPLIANCES View ALL Vehicles At: 1-800-771-1576
sets, some singles, very clean, www.genegormans.com $6,900 OBO 941-661-3556
$40 SERVICE CALL The Areas 25 lbs. $13 941-769-0828 Now you can get 7090 LINCOLN
TILE SAW, like new $125, Delta pre-approved 2007 JAGUAR XK 23K
jointer/ stand used once. pd $250 most trusted Appliance Repair Ser- FABRIC & many patterns, over the phone. $49,990
will take $125. antique tools & vice, serving PC, N.P. Engl, Venice. Call and $ave, 1996 LINCOLN TOWN CAR, 1-800-784-9309
65 lbs. Executive Series, 66k actual mi.
chest $200. (941)-763-4401 We can fix it! 941-473-9484 $50. **SOLD*** Sign & Drive,
Beautiful car! Must see! $4,800. 7180 MAZDA
TOOL BOX, 3 pc. w/lots of basic DEHUMIDIFIER FRIGIDARE NEW It’s That Simple! obo (941)-626-3674
FLOAT, CHILD’S FLOATY WATER
tools, very good condition. $100. -cost $200 sell $125 941-629-
Suit, medium $10.00 OBO 941-
941-286-5601 8955
423-1219
7030 CADILLAC 1999 LINCOLN TOWNCAR 74k,
Sr. owned, Loaded, new air
TOOL BOX— Snap On DISHWASHER, G.E., Almond. susp. $5700/obo 941-575-9816
FLOAT, CHILDS WATER, FLOATY
Used $40.00 Good condition. $40.
SUIT small $10.00 OBO 2005 LINCOLN AVIATOR NICE
9416612503 941-474-5293
call 941-423-1219 $19,988
TOOLS TYPES-HAND and Power DRYER $125. Fridge $185. Lrg Bar 02 DEVILLE DTS WHITE DIAMOND 1-800-784-9309
Tools $5 and up OBO FLOATY SUIT CHILD Size x-small
Fridge $75 Glass top Stove, black $10.00 OBO 941-423-1219 LOADED XTRA CLEAN LOW MILES 1994Mazda62633K,Leather ,
9416612503 $265. can deliver 941-626-3102 1-800-771-1576 2007 LINCOLN TOWN Car, 19k Sunroof,EXTREMELYCLEAN,A
miles, gold, garage kept,
TOOLS, AIR TOOL KIT. HUSKY DRYER ALMOST new GE used a $21,000. 941-493-4376 MUSTSEE! $4,626 Make
NIB. 6 tools, fittings, hose etc. FLOOR CLEANER HOOVER ResonableOffer941-585-9640
couple of months FLOOR MATE never opened still in
$140.00 941-475-9333 $110 or b/o 941-916-9728 7100 MERCURY
box $150 9417301115
TOURQUE WRENCH, Snap on DRYER GAS G.E. Like brand new, 07 ESCALADE BLACK ROOF NAV
Click Type $40.00 FRESH AIR FOR SALE NEW BY
white. $90.00 941-623-8108 or LOADED 1 OWNER XTRA CLEAN
9416612503 ECOQUEST $400 CALL 941-575-
941-268-6426 5999 1-800-771-1576
WELDER, HOBART mig welder 1994 El Dorado Touring Coupe 00 GRAND MARQUIS LOADED
135/175 and h-10 gun like new FREE MERCHANDISE ADS!! GAME TABLE FOR 21, DICE, &
ROULETTE NEW $49.00 CALL 55k mi, very clean $4500. LOW MILES 1 OWNER
$475.00 (941) 2550969 To place a FREE merchandise 941-475-4940 1-800-771-1576
ad go to: sunnewspapers.net 941-661-3457 2005 MAZDA 6 - Auto, low
WELDER, LINCOLN ARC 1991 MERCURY CAPRI CON- mileage, power pack, alloy
and place your ad. Click on GRILL WEBER GAS w/side burn-
Idealarc SP-150 $495 OBO VERT 5spd, AC, 86k miles wheels, spotless w/ new tires!
941-276-0393 Private Party not Business. er+tank $25 ****SOLD******
At the end...you will NOT be $2500/obo (941)-629-3350 $9984 (941)493-5000
WOOD LATHE WITH STAND AND asked for your credit card at all. LIFEJACKETS (2) CHILD’S for 3- www.billbuckchevrolet.com
5 year olds $10.00 each 2003 MERCURY MARQUIS
ACCESSORIES $125 941-255- FREE ads are for 56K mi, blue, great cond.
0048 merchandise UNDER $500. and OBO 941-423-1219 7190 MERCEDES
$6995. 941-833-2677
WRENCH SET six piece pipe the ad must be placed online by LIGHT, BUD BOTTLE POOL TABLE
you. One item per 2006 CADILLAC STS - 1
wrench set $25.00 LIGHT $45.00 owner, low low miles, factory 7110 OLDSMOBILE
941-661-2503 ad and the price must appear 941-613-1316
in the ad. Your ad will appear warranty, pearl white, sunroof,
online & in print for 7 days! LIGHT, GEORGE STRAIGHT/BUD chrome wheels, $46,730 new! 05 E55 AMG EXEC COND 1
6220 OFFICE/BUSINESS Some restrictions LIGHT NEON. $140.00 $19,984 (941)493-5000 OWNER LOW MILES
EQUIP./SUPLIES do apply. 941-613-1316 www.billbuckchevrolet.com 00 INTRIGUE 4DR GLS V6 1-800-771-1576
CHAIR, BLACK office chair w/ arms METAL DECTECTOR, Radio LOADED 1 OWNER LEATHER SPOIL-
Place a photo in your ER 48K MILES 1-800-771-1576
on rollers. Sm. scratches on back FREEZER CHEST, Type, 7.6 cu Shack Discovery 1000. Good. ad for only $10.00.
Engle. $10.00 941- 475-2727 Beige, Like New. $80.00 941-697- cond. $50. 941-423-2585. Dora from Port Charlotte 1994 OLDS Cutlass Cruiser
2064 did and she sold her car Wagon, 6 cyl., auto, air, great 05 SL500 SILVER 1 OWNER XTRA
MOVING SALE - entire contents of
GE REFIG. white 17cft. $100., on the 1st phone call shape, $1450. 716-713-7150. CLEAN LOADED
house must be sold. Items from
singer sewing machince desk house & garage. Loads of tools. from her ad!!! 1-800-771-1576
DESK, Boltz steel and glass with model $75. 941-493-9266 (941)-766-1610 Call the Sun Newspapers 7130 PONTIAC
black leather office chair. $300. Classified Dept.
941-423-5755 GE REFRIG. S/S, ICE IN DOOR, MOVING SALE. Florida posts, 5-8 @ 866-463-1638 for info
WHITE $150. MAYTAG SKYBOX inches. Horse jumpers 4”-12’. Flori-
FOLDING TABLE - 3’X8’ BEER-DISPENSER, WORKS GREAT,
Heavy Duty. $50.00 da boards 2x6x12, Farm 07 SLK SILVER 12 K MILES
W/STAND $100., Gates 4,10, & 16 footers. 7040 CHEVROLET 06 SOLSTICE RED 1 OWNER LOADED MUST SEE
941 889 7592 PATIO BAR W/2 CHAIRS $100. Saw Dust 7 yards, (you pick up). EXTRA CLEAN 25K MILES 1-800-771-1576
HUNDREDS OF Pre-owned desks, (941)-426-7659 Treated horse feeder for 4. 1967 CHEVY Chevelle SS 1-800-771-1576
files, chairs, conf tables. OFFICE Areater for riding tractor $145. $4000, 80000 miles, 2 dr coupe, 1992 190E, good cond.
GRILLING MACHINES, George
OUTFITTERS 881 E Venice Ave., Fax machine 4 in 1 in the box $30. 4 speed manual,8 cylinder, exteri- 20+mpg, 124K mi. $2850/obo.
Foreman, 1-small, 1-large. Good
GTOpump/gate opener.All items or: orange, interior black, 303- 941-625-4352, 941-628-5709
Venice 485-7015, 800-330-9215 cond. $20 both. 941-769-0828
negotiable. 941-505-9413. 593-6463 my email: dannykae- 2001 MERCEDES 320 100,000
6231 BIRDS MICROWAVE MAGIC CHEF over- los@gmail.com, mi. good cond. asking $10,500
stove, white. $65. Spotless 941- MOVING/STORAGE WARDROBE
BOXES. 8 boxes for $40 941- 743-5836
441-8842 1993 CAMARO,1 owner, 84K, V-
EXOTIC BIRD EXPO 587-6312
6. Auto. Loaded. Red. $3995. 2006 MERCEDES S500
SUN. MAY 17, 10AM-4PM MICROWAVE, COMMERCIAL 1986 PONTIAC Grand Prix Rare $37,980
OLD PEPSI MACHINE, works Buyer’s Choice. (941)-347-7304 2+2 Model, new 350 V-8, 425
MICROWAVE COUNTERTOP
Manatee Convention Center $10.00 call 941-429-1529 $495. Woodchipper 8hp $395
1996 CHEVY CAVALIER 2DR, HP. $7500 firm. 941-629-4960.
1-800-784-9309
Palmetto VENDOR TABLES AVAIL Rider mower $325. 941-626-3102 2007 MERCEDES C230 29K
auto, AC, new tires, stero 1994 PONTIAC Sunbird, 4 cyl.,
For info 941-475-7103 MICROWAVE-OVER THE stove, MILES $24,990
PUNCH BOWL SET glass new in $2475/obo (941)-468-1489 auto, 90K mi. 4 door, clean,
white, Frigidaire, $100. 941-637- 1-800-784-9309
3801 box serves 8 $10 941-629-8955 $1550. Call 716-713-7150.
LOVEBIRDS PAIR, young, w new
cage. FREE TO GOOD HOME. Dona- QUALITY USED APPLIANCES 7135 SATURN 7195 MITSUBISHI
tion requested 941-876-4024 Start at $50. Service & Deliv- RADAR DETECTORS, 2 Whistler,
1 Passport. $30.00/all. 2000 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE Great
ery Avail (941)-468-4020 PRO-POWER
6232 CATS 941- 475-2727 Englewood cond. leather int., PW, runs good
RANGE, ELECTRIC, black
RADIO, STORM ALERT Weather
AUTO SALES $5300/obo 129358 2222503
NOTICE: Statute 585.195 states smooth top, Whirlpool, super
that all dogs and cats sold in Flori- band AM/FM Radio.$10.00. Be (941) 627-8822
capacity. $150 941-575-8751 2001 CHEVY METRO 4dr USED SATURN SALES
da must be at least eight weeks ready! 941- 475-2727 Englewood sedan, runs & looks new. New
RANGE, WHIRLPOOL, electric, PARTS & SERVICE
old, have an official health certifi- RADIO, WEATHER alert, 7 chan- tires & brakes $2999. obo.
white, self cleaning, only 3 yrs old. “THE SATURN GUYS”
cate and proper shots, and be free nels. $25.00. Radio Shack. ***SOLD***
of intestinal and external parasites. $125 (941)-474-6523
941-475-2727 Englewood 97 SL2 Sedan........$1,695
REFRIDGERATOR ESTATE 16.3 97 SL1 Sedan........$1,795
cu. in. Works good. $50 941-286- RECEIVERHITCH,TAURUS/SABL 01 SL2 Sedan........$2,295
Free kittens to a loving home. EGOOD AS new, $60. OBO, 2003 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE
3898 97 SL2 Sedan..........$2,495 SPYDER - CONV., LEATHER,
Please call 863-558-1720
941-255-3007 REFRIGERATOR WHITE 98 SC1 Coupe...........$2,595 ONLY 56K MILES, LOADED,
8 months old $225 SCOOTER, Three-Wheel Go-Go 02 SL2 Sedan............$3,195 EXCELLENT COND. $8,850
6233 DOGS Call 941-235-0142 Handicap Scooter, w/ramp $450. 98 SC2 Coupe...........$3,495 (941)493-5000
FLAG POLE 20FT, W/ALL ACCE- 2004 CHEVROLET IMPALA - 1 00 SL2 Sedan............$4,595 www.billbuckchevrolet.com
NOTICE: Statute 585.195 states REFRIGERATOR, 3yrs old, white, SORIES $75., Three, 10’ 6” long win- owner, GM Certified with 12 02 SL1 Sedan............$4,695
that all dogs and cats sold in Flori- 62x28 very good condition, $225. dow awnigs & 1, 6ft $150. for all month warranty, low miles, 01 SL2 Sedan............$4,795 7200 NISSAN
da must be at least eight weeks dave @ 941-286-9001 awnings Call 941-460-9265. showroom cond.! $9,400 00 SW2 Wagon .........$4,895
old, have an official health certifi- SOFTENER, KINETICO MODEL (941)493-5000 01 SW2 Wagon...........$5,295 1998 NISSAN ALTIMA GXE 122k
SHEETS, ALL sizes, some sets, mi., well maintained. $3500
cate and proper shots, and be free 25 Like new-Gently used. $495. some mismatched, all clean, 50 www.billbuckchevrolet.com 04 Ion Sedan..............$5,295
of intestinal and external parasites. 941-441-8842 All rated over 30 MPG **SOLD**!!
lbs. $50 941-769-0828
7050 CHRYSLER 2006 NISSAN PATHFINDER
STOVE SMOOTH top, Refridg STRONG BOX, OLD VERY HEAVY 7145 ACURA $22,988
CHIHUAHUA Puppies reg. Mini S/S, Microwave w/lite & vent, D/W Metal 16”x12-3/4”x7”H w/lock & 1991 NEW YORKER Very clean,
Poodles reg. Adorable puppies 941- 1-800-784-9309
quite series. all wht, will separat Key $99 941-493-0957 under 100K mi, need trans. work, 2007 Acura RDX 19,000 miles
637-7805 $1100. 941-716-1774
TABLE FOLDING - 3’X8’
$1500 941-637-7539 $27,988 7205 SPORTS CARS
CHIHUAHUA PUPPY, Registered, STOVE, WHIRLPOOL, self clean- 1-800-784-9309
Heavy duty. $50.00 1994 LeBaron Convertible GTC.
Male, long haired, health cert. ing, almond. Asking $45. Call 941- 941 889 7592 45K orig. V-6, Mint. Buyer’s 7148 BMW
$300. 941-575-7140 237-7025 Choice. $3495. (941)-347-7304
FOSTER FAMILY DESPERATELY TABLETOP 1 gallon elec. water
WASHERS/DRYERS $139. distiller and carafe. $40. 941-423- 2004 CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE
NEEDED We live in PG and have a each or $270. Set 03 911 CAB XTRA XTRA CLEAN
wonderful 22lb Boarder Collie who 2585 COUPE 34k $14,988. ONLY 26K MILES GREY
1 Year Warranty. 1-800-784-9309
does not get along with our toy 941-766-0226 03 330CI CONV YELLOW MUST SEE1-800-771-1576
poodle or cat. We need someone 6270 WANTED TO LOADED XTRA CLEAN MUST SEE
to foster her for 1 year until her WASHER $100 BUY/TRADE 7070 FORD 1-800-771-1576
family moves into their own place. W/FREE DRYER
I will pay for all food. If you can 941-628-5278 A COLLECTOR BUYING Scrap Gold,
help us call Silver, Jewelry, coins wristwatches, 06 911 CAB 4 YELLOW 20"
941-637-6319 WASHER & DRYER, Whirlpool. pocket watches, working or not. WHEELS ONLY 25K MILES
Works good. $50 for both. 941- Knives, swords, weapons, military, fire 04 FOCUS RED 1 OWNER XTRA 06 330CI CONV BLUE 1 OWNER 1-800-771-1576
HAVANESE AKC 17wks, 286-3898 dept. Zipo lighters, CLEAN LOADED LOW MILES ONLY 21K MILES GORGEOUS
Male & female. $1000/ea; collectibles 941-412-9391 1-800-771-1576 1-800-771-1576
1 yr old Female $800. Days WASHER ALMOST new- GE used
a couple months
941- 445-4176 OR 830-8606
$110 or b/o 941-916-9728
AUTOS WANTED!
Let me take the hassle out of 08 BOXTER LTD. ED. ORANGE
JACK RUSSELL PUPS 8 WKS DRIVERS CHOICE EXHAUST
WASHER& DRYER ALMOST NEW selling your car. Cash Offered
1ST SHOTS & CERT. $350. 06 COOPER CONV S RED 1-800-771-1576
GE used a couple of mths. $220- Today! Call Mike 941-713-2277 08 FORD MUSTANG SALEEN RED
941-855-1529 LOADED ONLY 10K MILES
b/o 941-916-9728. FLAG ED. BLACK 5K MILES 1978 Porsche 911 SC Targa
PAPILLION SM M puppy, ready OLD TRAINS WANTED 1-800-771-1576 1-800-771-1576
WASHER, WHITE westinghouse, Any size. Any cond. Repairs done. Green/ Blk Int. Show / Drive
now. Blk/W Health Cert. $550. 2008 MINI COOPER $15,900 941-661-3556
941-743-7210 or 456-3367 like new $200 (941)-255-9509 239-997-2298 or 239-340-6434 1998 FORD CONTOUR, 141K
mi. Very clean in & out. CLUBMAN 7K $24,988
PITBULL PUPPIES 4 Female 2 WASHER/DRYER, KENMORE REAR BUMPER WANTED for 1-800-784-9309 Place a photo in your
SERIES 600 Large Capacity Wash- $2000 obo. (941)-586-2029
Male. Short and stocky. Ready to 1978-79 Grand Prix. Good Condi- ad for only $10.00.
go! $300 Call 941-961-7403. er & Electric Dryer. Like new con- tion. (941)-769-3288 2007 FORD FOCUS Like new, 7160 HONDA Dora from Port Charlotte
dition. $700.00. Call Randy 906- 21kmi. auto, lite green AC, good did and she sold her car
POMERANIAN, MALE, 4 mos., 630-0460 Port Charlotte TYPEWRITER MANUAL needed 1997 Honda Accord $500! on the 1st phone call
Cash paid for non-electric cond. $7800. 717-203-4611
cream color. $300. (941)-759- Police Impounds Available! for listings from her ad!!!
0271 6260 MISCELLANEOUS models. 941-237-7438 2008 FORD EXPEDITION LTD call 800-366-9813 ext C862 Call the Sun Newspapers
POODLE MIX Tiny Puppies, NON WANTED TO BUY any kind of col- LOADED! $29,990 Classified Dept.
SHED, Shots, Wormings, chip, Vet FRESH FLORIDA JUMBO lectors cards, 1986 and older. 1-800-784-9309 1998 HONDA ACCORD LX, very @ 866-463-1638 for info
Checked. $400. 941-284-9290 SHRIMP ARRIVING NOW @ (941)-615-7933 low mi. Always garaged. pristine
2008 FORD MUSTANG cond. thruughout, new Michelins,
$5.50/ LB & UP FL FRESH SHELBY 300 MILES $43,950
STONE CRAB CLAWS Lg only no
WANTED: REAR Bumper 30+ MPG, no disappointments. 7206 SAAB
(chrome) for 1991-2000 Dodge 1-800-784-9309 $5475. 941-468-3375
lights! $6.50/up 941-623-2100 Pick up truck (941)-629-3970 1996 SAAB 900 S.
A/C RV ROOFTOP AC unit Need To Place a 2007 HONDA ACCORD Great car! $1400.
duotherm $100 obo
941-276-0393
AIR PURIFIER-STERILIZER,
7000 Classified Ad?
Enter your classified ad online
$15,988
1-800-784-9309
2007 HONDA ODYSSEY EX-L
941-639-3887
2007 SAAB 9-3
AERO CONVT 27K $24,988
REDNOSE PIT BULL PUPPIES, $24,988
8 WKS TAILS DOCKED, $300. OBO EdenPure G-7 used once and pay with your credit card. 1-800-784-9309
$150. 941-637-4613 1-800-784-9309
3 FEMALES, 1MALE 941-735-7625 It’s fast, easy, and convenient. 7210 TOYOTA
SHIH-TZU MALE Imperials. 12 ALUM. BOAT, flatbottom w/oars Go to: 7165 INFINITI
weeks and up. $250 and up. 941- $325 Weedeater $45 Roller blades sunnewspapers.net
698-4947 or 941-875-3887 w/gear $75. 941-626-3102 and click on Classifieds 2005 INFINITY G35 SEDAN
BLACK $18,990
TRANSPORTATION
SHIH-TZU PUPPIES 1 male left, 11 ARCADE & PINBALL Machines *Fast * Easy *
1-800-784-9309 03 SOLARA SILVER 1 OWNER
weeks, must sell getting attached, call Buying, Selling & Trading Please * Convenient *
call for info 863-558-0198 SLE V6 ONLY 24K MILES
Rachel 941-875-9669 (Visa or Mastercard) 7175 JAGUAR 1-800-771-1576
TOY Yorkie Pups, CKC Regis- BALLET/TAP SHOES, 2 Pairs
tered, 1st Shots, Health Cert. Size 5 and 8. $30. ea. 941-575- 7020 BUICK
$600. 941-889-7830 4290 New
1997 Buick Skylark/custom
YORKIE PUP, REGISTERED MALE BOOK “CHICKEN Soup Teen- 4dr 75000min. electric win- Enter your classified ad and pay with 03 XKR WHITE CONV. XTRA 04 RARE MR2 SPYDER GREEN
AND A FEMALE GERMAN SHEP- age Trilogy” hardcover, a must for your credit card CLEAN ONLY 42K MILES XTRA CLEAN ONLY 24K MILES
dows/doors, white, excellent cond.
HARD PUP. 941-740-0361 teens! $12 941-769-0828 $2300. 941-697-6240 24 hours a day, 7 days week 1-800-771-1576 1-800-771-1576

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7210 TOYOTA 7260 AUTOS WANTED 7270 AUTO PARTS/ 7300 TRUCKS/ PICK-UPS 7341 TRAILERS 7370 CAMPERS/
ACCESSORIES & ACCESSORIES TRAVEL TRAILERS
2006 TOYOTA 4-RUNNER M.S.B. RECYLING 1997 FORD F-350 Dually Utility
SPORT 4X4 $23,980 $300 for most cars TIRES, ALL SEASON bed truck 7.3 turbo Diesel, auto, BOAT TRAILERS 27’ Sierra ‘99 5TH WHEEL, 1 slide,
1-800-784-9309 with title! CONTIENTAL P185-65R 15, AC, 130k. Nice cond. Must sell Continental & First Load. good cond. Also 5th wh hitch &
941-575-4008 $60 FOR 4 TIRES 941-426-3651 $3900/obo 941-922-9577 Discount Pricing. rear rack. See in P.G. $9500. cell:
TIRES, Brand New Michelin, 17marinellc.com 386-972-4680 or
ALL JUNKERS 235/60-R17 Ordered wrong size
2000 DODGE RAM TRUCK
Silver, V6, Runs great. 1st $1800 Open 7 Days a Week! 386-972-3915
WANTED! $140 ea. 941-830-2028 takes it! (941)-979-9231 28’ - 1995 5TH WHEEL
OPEN & ENCLOSED Utility 1 slide, Good cond. $4500.
TOP $$ PAID. WHEELS, 96 Cad Eldo Alloy 2001 FORD F-350 DUALLY Crew Trailers, Trailer Hitches & Wiring. sold sold
wheels 16”. $195/obo for all four.
(941)-623-2198 (941)240-6331
cab, 4x4, 7.4 diesel, leather, Two-Morrow’s Enterprises,
31’ ‘94 Jayco Eagle class
2007 TOYOTA CAMRY LE - cruise, CD, bedliner, trailer brakes, 941-460-9700.
One owner, new Chevy trade-in, #1 All Autos Top $$$ WIRE KIT, New 4 ga Amp. Fuse long bed. 70k miles. $21,000 Call
UTILITY TRAILERS
special order,well maintained
power pack, CD, like new! You call! We Haul! RCA wires etc. $25. 941-613- Mac (941)-769-8800
AT Great Prices
Large Slide out,heavy frame,
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7335
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Only 11K Miles One Owner Trade One Owner Trade
FREE 12 MO. • 12,000 MILE WARRANTY FREE 12 MO. • 12,000 MILE WARRANTY FREE 12 MO. • 12,000 MILE WARRANTY FREE 12 MO. • 12,000 MILE WARRANTY
FREE Oil & Filter Changes Forever! FREE Oil & Filter Changes Forever! FREE Oil & Filter Changes Forever! FREE Oil & Filter Changes Forever!
GUARANTEED FINANCING C.A.C. GUARANTEED FINANCING C.A.C. GUARANTEED FINANCING C.A.C. GUARANTEED FINANCING C.A.C.
MSRP New.......... $34,866 MSRP New.......... $33,785 MSRP New.......... $47,915 MSRP New.......... $47,585
Savings................ $13,380 Savings............... $ 15,799 Savings................ $15,918 Savings................ $18,688
Trade Worth........ $ 3,000 Trade Worth........ $ 3,000 Trade Worth........ $ 3,000 Trade Worth........ $ 3,000
or 3,000 Cash or 3,000 Cash or 3,000 Cash or 3,000 Cash
GM CERTIFIED MEANS NO WORRIES! $
• 100,000 mile/5-yr. limited power train wrnty.
Sale Price
• 12 month/12,000 mile limited wrnty. extension 18,486 GM CERTIFIED MEANS NO WORRIES! $
• 100,000 mile/5-yr. limited power train wrnty.
• 12 month/12,000 mile limited wrnty. extension Sale Price 14,986 GM CERTIFIED MEANS NO WORRIES! $
• 100,000 mile/5-yr. limited power train wrnty.
Sale Price
• 12 month/12,000 mile limited wrnty. extension 28,997 GM CERTIFIED MEANS NO WORRIES! $
• 100,000 mile/5-yr. limited power train wrnty.
Sale Price
• 12 month/12,000 mile limited wrnty. extension 25,897
• 117 point inspection • Vehicle history report
• 24-Hour GM Roadside assistance
• Like new vehicle financing
or
$
299 mo.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
• 117 point inspection • Vehicle history report
• 24-Hour GM Roadside assistance
• Like new vehicle financing
or
$
245 mo.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
• 117 point inspection • Vehicle history report
• 24-Hour GM Roadside assistance
• Like new vehicle financing
or
$
479 mo.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
• 117 point inspection • Vehicle history report
• 24-Hour GM Roadside assistance
• Like new vehicle financing
or
$
427 mo.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
• 3 day/150 mile satisfaction guarantee • 3 day/150 mile satisfaction guarantee • 3 day/150 mile satisfaction guarantee • 3 day/150 mile satisfaction guarantee
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2008 Dodge Caliber 2008 Chevrolet Impala 2008 Chevrolet Aveo LS 2008 Pontiac G-6
Stk#6571411A Stk#3330832 Only Stk#3243120
Stk#3108429
Low Miles 928 Miles Like New! 2968
680 Tilt Wheel,
Cruise Control,
Auto Trans, Tilt
Only Power Windows,
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Barely Seen Miles Power Seats, Very Low Miles Wheel, Power Locks, Tilt Wheel,
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433 Miles CD, Only 2968
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2008 Dodge Avenger SXT 2008 Dodge Charger 2007 Chevy Silverado 2007 Dodge Magnum SXT
Regular Cab
1500
26,035
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Cruise Control, 20,816 Miles Power Mirrors, MP3 Player Brakes, CD, MP3 Stk#3604627 & More. 21,761 Miles
Kelly Blue Book $15,135 Kelly Blue Book $16,285 Kelly Blue Book $12,830 Kelly Blue Book $16,435
Sale Price $9,684 or $165/mo. Sale Price $10,867 or $185/mo. Sale Price $8,174 or $139/mo. Sale Price $11,764 or $201/mo.
2005 Chevy Equinox LT 2006 Chrysler Crossfire 2006 Chevy Cobalt L.T. 2007 Kia Optima LX
51,266 Stk#5763026
26,751
Leather Seats, 22 In. Chrome
Brazen Wheels With Low Profile
Miles 29,530 Miles, Conv, Power
Stk#3062220
Auto Trans, Power Sunroof, Rear Spoiler, Auto Trans, Air Cond, Miles
Tires, Power Seat, Windows, Windows, Locks, CD, Great Tilt Wheel, Cruise Cont, Windows, Locks, AM/FM, Tinted Glass,
Locks, Tilt Wheel, Cruise Control Stk#3105652 Sports Car, Must Drive This One Great Sports Car, 41,892 Miles Cast Alum Wheels Stk#3120497A
Kelly Blue Book $14,985 Kelly Blue Book $18,825 Kelly Blue Book $11,040 Kelly Blue Book $11,750
Sale Price $6,654 or $113/mo. Sale Price $11,962 or $204/mo. Sale Price $5,965 or $102/mo. Sale Price $5,649 or $96/mo.
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