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Retired Lt. Col. Leo Gray, second from left, who served with the Army Air Force 332nd Fighter Group, bet-
ter know as Tuskegee airmen, and David Harris, second from right, the nation's first black airline pilot,
were welcomed to the city by Mayor Ed Martin, left, and City Manager Isaac Turner. They were given a tour
of the display of items from the World War II Venice Army Air Base currently on exhibit at the Triangle Inn
by Historical Resources Director James Hagler.


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and medium-income taxpayers of any
age at three Venice sites.
Bring your copy of last year's return,
photo ID and all your tax documents for
2009, including property taxes. Returns
will be filed electronically. We do not do
business or complex individual returns.
Tax help is available at the follow-


ing locations through April 15:
SJacaranda Public Library, 4143
Woodmere Park Blvd., Mondays and
Wednesday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
-Venice Community Center, 326 S.
Nokomis Ave.,Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 9
a.m.-1 p.m., and Thursdays, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
Bay Indies Park, 950 Ridgewood
Ave., Fridays, 1 p.m.-4:30 p.m.


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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 2010


VHS students rally

for referendum
BY BOBBY MALEC
SUN CORRESPONDENT

High school students are joining adults
throughout the community to show their sup-
port for the referendum coming up March 16.
The referendum vote has become a highly
charged issue throughout the county. Local
Republican groups have split down the middle
on whether to support it. Letters to the editor,
both pro and con, have flooded newspaper e-
mail boxes for the past month and local bloggers
have taken up the issue on both sides of the
argument.
More than two dozen Venice High School stu-
dents recently joined a large group of communi-
ty members for a briefing on the potential con-
sequences schools face if the 1-mill tax is not
renewed.
Referendum supporters have launched a get-
out-the-vote effort that extends from Nokomis to
the south end of Jacaranda Boulevard, and VHS
students have joined in.
The grassroots canvassing campaign, orga-
nized by Citizens for Better Schools, is intended
to provide voters with facts about the property
tax referendum and make sure citizens are aware
of the March 16 special election.
Jim Clinch, a representative from Citizens for
Better Schools, met with students at Venice High to
talk with them about the referendum and invite
them to go door-to-door.
Clinch said that many electives and programs
important to students will likely disappear if voters
choose not to renew the property tax.
"Sports will either become pay-as-you-go or will
be eliminated altogether," he said. "Music and art
will get cut. Students might not be able to take
dual-enrollment classes through SCF [State College
of Florida], and Advanced Placement courses will
be cut."
Students have helped the advocacy group visit
hundreds of households in the Venice area.

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Early voting begins on tax referendum


BY ELAINE ALLEN-EMRICH
STAFF WRITER

More than 12,000 absentee bal-
lots were sent to Sarasota County
voters who don't want to go to the
polls on March 16, but still want
their say.
Including absentee ballots and
early voting which began
Monday- Sarasota Supervisor of
Elections Kathy Dent anticipates
a 35 percent expected turnout for
the special school referendum
election.
The Sarasota County School
District is asking residents to con-
tinue the 1 mill school tax that
county voters have approved twice
before, in 2002 and 2006.
A mill is $1 per $1,000 of a prop-
erty's taxable value. The amount
equals about 30 cents to 39 cents
per day, depending on the assessed
value of a home.
The money will continue pay-
ing for arts, dance, sports, dual
enrollment and remedial classes,
and dropout prevention pro-
grams, according to North Port
High School principal George
Kenney.
Opponents of the referendum
say they are simply following the
government watchdog wave that
has been sweeping across the
nation for the past 18 months as
the overall economy suffers.
They are challenging the way
the district spends money on con-
struction funding and spending,
teacher salaries, hiring and firing
policies, and space utilization.
According to the Sarasota County
Supervisor of Elections Office, there
are more than 258,900 registered


voters countywide.
"The phones have
been ringing off the
hook for absentee
ballots," said Supervi-
sor of Elections Kathy
Dent. "The turnout is -
looking pretty good
based on the returns Dent
we are getting from
the returned absentee ballots."
Options
Absentee ballots can be request-
ed by mail until March 10 and must
be returned to the election office by
7 p.m. March 16.
For county residents who don't
want to wait in line March 16, early
voting runs through March 14 at
the three elections offices: Biscayne
Plaza, 13640 Tamiami Trail, North
Port; Robert L. Anderson Adminis-
tration Center, 4000 South Tamiami
Trail, Room 114, Venice; and The
Terrace Building, 101 S. Washing-
ton Blvd., Sarasota. Voters must
show a valid photo ID in order to
vote early or on March 16.
Voting is 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday; 9 a.m.-1
p.m. Saturday; and 1-5 p.m.
Sunday.
In 2006, there were 245,339 reg-
istered voters, with 29,146 voting in
favor of continuing the tax and
18,356 against the referendum.
The measure was originally
brought by the district to 225,918
registered voters in 2002. However,
there was a low response to the
question then, with 1,544 voting
yes and 1,181 voting no.
"What's happened is, they kept
the millage high even when our
real estate was booming, when


they should have been cutting it
back," said Walt Augustinowicz of
Englewood, a leading referendum
opponent. "They shouldn't have
spent all of that boom money and
could have had more when this
drops back."
Proponents of the referendum
say if it is not extended, about $38
million in program cuts will have to
be made in addition to $20 mil-
lion in cuts due to a reduction in
state funding and dipping property
tax values.
For more information in sup-
port of the referendum, visit www.
sarasotacountyschools.net or www.
sarasotacbs.com (Citizens for Bet-
ter Schools). For more informa-
tion against the tax, visit www.
bettersarasotaschools.com (Bet-
ter Sarasota Schools for Less) or
www.redcounty.com.

eallen@sun-herald.com

Corrections
The South County Family
YMCA preschool at Venice
Presbyterian Church does not
sit atop one of the areas iden-
tified for testing of hazardous
waste, contrary to a draft nar-
rative by the Florida Depart-
ment of Environmental
Protection that says it does.
The proposed city docking
ordinance only restricts the
hours for docking at Higel
Marine Park. It does not close
the ramp or affect vehicle
parking in the parking lot at
any time, according to city
officials.


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team to complete the tasks neces-
sary to earn the award.
Southwest District Clean Marina
Coordinator Judy Ashton joined by
her assistant, Rose Taylor, and Pat
Paterson, Coast Guard Auxiliary
branch chief, praised the club for
achieving Clean Marina status.
"It encourages and assists yacht
clubs with marinas and marine
retail locations around the state to
complete clean facilities in more
than 125 environmental mea-
sures," said Ashton.
She presented Yarzab with a
plaque and flag recognizing the
VYC for its commitment to the
boating partnership and designat-


"VYC is proud to be a

leader in responsible

stewardship of our envi-

ronment to our neigh-

bors and our communi-

ty."

David Yarzab, Venice

Yacht Club

general manager



ing it as a clean marina.
"VYC is proud to be a leader in
responsible stewardship of our
environment to our neighbors and


our community," said Yarzab.
The club has conducted out-
reach activities including recy-
cling, boater safety and awareness
programs.
With the Crow's Nest Marina,
Venice Yacht Club is the second
clean marina in Venice. It's the
sixth in Sarasota County, 37th in
Florida's Southwest District and
210th in Florida.
The program was launched in
April 2000 when the state's Di-
vision of Law Enforcement created
the Florida Clean Boating Partner-
ship. It's objective is to protect nat-
ural resources and maintain clean
water with abundant wildlife
throughout the state.
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ROAD from Page 1A
West Venice Ave-


and improved stormwa-
ter quality before it is dis-
charged.
The work is expected to
be completed in July.
Intermittent road and lane
closures may be experi-
enced during the con-
struction. The contractor
for this project is Kux-
hausen Construction Inc.
The cost of the project is
$800,007. It is funded by
the city's stormwater en-
terprise fund, two grants
from the Southwest Flor-
ida Water Management
District Manasota Basin


nue in Venice will

be closed to ve-

hicular traffic

from early Satur-

day morning,

March 6, until

about 6 p.m.

Sunday, March 7.




Board and one grant from
the Florida Division of
Emergency Management.


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they called "significant FCAT
gains" made in recent years as
proof that referendum dollars
are working, and challenged
Swier's insistence that FCAT
scores have gone down.
Opponents said the per-
centage of students who pass
some of the core classes isn't
anything to brag about.
According to the school dis-
trict Office of Research,
Assessment and Evaluation,
reading scores in grades four
and five went up from 66 per-
cent reading at grade level in
2005 to 71 percent in 2009.
Grades six, seven and eight
saw similar improvements,
from 59 percent to 68 percent.
Grades nine and 10 saw only
marginal success, going from
53 percent to 54 percent read-
ing at grade level over the same
time period. Similar incremen-
tal gains were found going


back to 2001 for math and
writing.
Instead of looking at incre-
mental gains over an arbitrary
two- or three-year window,
Augustinowicz said, the public
should be looking at how the
scores steadily declined as stu-
dents neared graduation. He
noted the district's 71 percent
achievement level at grades
four and five in 2009 went
down to 54 percent by grade
10.
What's more important, he
asked, a good third-grade
FCAT score and graduation
rate or lower FCATs as students
leave the school system?

Salaries
The vast majority of referen-
dum dollars has gone to
teacher salaries and incentive
pay, earning Sarasota County
teachers the second-highest


average teacher salary in the
state.
According to proponents,
those salaries are what allow
schools in implement innova-
tive programs, like providing
reading coaches who help
teachers pinpoint FCAT prob-
lems in the classroom, and AP
classes that allow students to
jumpstart their postsecondary
education while still in high
school.
Pinkerton and Kenney said
those are the types of pro-
grams the hallmark of suc-
cessful school systems that
could suffer should the refer-
endum fail.
County voters wanted and
got better teachers, and that
came at a price.
Swier argued there's no cor-
relation between the amount
of money going into teacher
salaries and student perfor-


mance.
The answer to the funding
dilemma, he said, is either to
institute a meaningful merit
pay program or allow all public
schools to become charter
schools, which hire and fire
teachers on their own and set
their own salaries.

Dropouts
When asked what effect the
referendum would have on the
dropout rate (and conversely,
the graduation rate) if the ref-
erendum failed, Kenny said
there "will be a higher dropout
rate."
Swier, a former member of
the Sarasota County Openly
Plans for Excellence work
group that studied the
dropout issue, asked how it's
relevant.
"There is no correlation or
causal effect between money


and dropouts," Swier said.
"The largest number of
dropouts occur in eighth to
ninth grades," the SCOPE
study found, and "they're not
even counted in our gradua-
tion rate."
"Their argument," he said,
"is, if you don't give us more
money, we'll do less for the
children.
"Our argument is, we have
given you more money and we
are getting less."
Kenney countered that no
matter how you calculate the
rate, it has improved over time.
The higher FCAT scores
from third grade on up and
improved graduation rates
could be due to referendum
dollars, Pinkerton said, espe-
cially those that held class sizes
lower than state requirements.

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FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE NOTICE TO NOTICE TO NOTICE TO
12 16 I OF AUCTION CREDITORS CREDITORS CREDITORS
19 20 20 20


Notice Under Fictitious
Name Law Pursuant to
Section 865.09,
Florida Statutes
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under-
signed, desiring to engage in business
under the fictitious name of Lift Church
located at 695 Center Rd., in the Coun-
ty of Sarasota, in the City of Venice,
Florida 34285 intends to register the said
name with the Division of Corporations of
the Florida Department of State, Tallahas-
see, Florida.
Dated at Venice, Florida, this 25th day
of February, 2010.
Venice Assembly of God
Publish: March 3, 2010

NOTICE OF ACTION




IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TWELFTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
FAMILY DIVISION
Case No: 2010-DR-001588-NC
IN RE:
MARTA L. AMAYA GUZMAN
Petitioner/Mother,
and
LUIS RAMON PONCE
MEMBRENO,
Respondent/Petitioner.
NOTICE OF ACTION
DIRECTED TO:
RESPONDENT/ LUIS RAMON PONCE
MEMBRENO
YOU ARE NOTIFIED THAT the Peti-
tioner, has instituted an action seeking to
Establish Paternity, Custody and other
Relief in Sarasota County, Florida, a copy
of the legal description of the same is
attached hereto as Exhibit "A".
You are required to serve a copy of
your written defenses, if any, to this
above-styled action on Ms. Maureen
Avila, of Avila Family Law Offices, Peti-
tioner's attorney, whose address is 49
East Avenue North, Sarasota, FL
34237; and on or before MARCH 19,
2010, and file the original with the Clerk
of the Court either before service on the
Plaintiff's attorney or immediately there-
after; otherwise a default will be entered
against you for the relief demanded in the
Complaint.
Dated: February 10, 2010.
KAREN E. RUSHING
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
/s/ By: Stacey Mininsohn Deputy
Clerk
Venice Gondolier Sun
PUBLISH:
February 17, 2010
February 24, 2010
March 3, 2010
March 10, 2010
NOTICE OF ACTION
BEFORE THE BOARD OF
NURSING
IN RE: The license to
practice of nursing of
Laura J. Owens, R.N.
3232 Mayflower Street
Sarasota, Florida 34231
&
4153 Winners Circle,
Apt. 321
Sarasota, Florida 34238-5555
CASE NO.: 2009-03390
LICENSE NO.: RN 9227217
The Department of Health has filed an
Administrative Complaint against you, a
copy of which may be obtained by contact-
ing, Megan M. Blancho, Assistant General
Counsel, Prosecution Services Unit, 4052
Bald Cypress Way, Bin #C65, Tallahassee
Florida 323993265, (850) 245-4640


If no contact has been made by you con-
cerning the above by March 24, 2010,
the matter of the Administrative Complaint
will be presented at an ensuing meeting of
the Board of Nursing an in formal proceed-
ing.
In accordance with the Americans with Dis-
abilities Act, persons needing a special
accommodation to participate in this pro-
ceeding should contact the individual or
agency sending this notice not later than
seven days prior to the proceeding at the
address given on the notice. Telephone:
(850) 245-4640, 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) or
1-800-955-8770 (V), via Florida Relay Ser-
vice.
PUBLISH:
February 17, 2010
February 24, 2010
March 3, 2010
March 10, 2010

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
SETTS
The Trial Court
Probate & Family court Department
Plymouth Division
Docket No: PL10D0078DR
Divorce/Summons by
Publication & Mailing
GAYLE ANN SCHLEICHER, Plaintiff
V.
KEVIN CHARLES
SCHLEICHER, Defendant
To the above named Defendant:
A Complaint has been presented to
this Court by the Plaintiff, GAYLE ANN
SCHLEICHER, seeking TO DISSOLVE
THE BONDS OF MATRIMONY, GRANT
PLAINTIFF CUSTODY OF CHILD, AND
PROHIBIT DEFENDANT FROM IMPOSING
ANY RESTRAINT ON PLAINTIFFS PER-
SONAL LIBERTY.
An Automatic Restraining Order has
been entered in this matter preventing
you from taking any action which would
negatively impact the current financial
status of either party. Please refer to
Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411
for more information.
You are required to serve upon
GAYLE ANN SCHLEICHER plaintiff -
whose address is 98 DYKE ROAD,
BRANT ROCK, MA 02020, your answer
on or before APRIL 26, 2010. If you fall
to do so, the court will proceed to the
hearing and adjudication of this action.
You are also required to file a copy of
your answer in the office of the Register
of this Court at PLYMOUTH.
Witness, Catherine P. Sabaltis, Esquire,
First Justice of said Court at PLYMOUTH,
this 29th day of JANUARY, 2010.
/s/ Register of Probate Court
Published:
Venice Gondolier Sun
February 17, 2010
February 24, 2010
March 3, 2010
March 10, 2010


NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
Notice is hereby given that the contents
of the rental units listed herein will be
offered for sale at public auction per the
Florida Self Storage Act. (Statutes/Sec-
tions 83.901 83.809)
The property list contained herein will be
sold to satisfy liens imposed by EXTRA
SPACE STORAGE on 03/18/2010 at
3:30 PM, or thereafter The sale will
occur on premises, at Extra Space Stor-
age, located at 1266 US HWY 41
BYPASS, VENICE, Florida 34285 in the
county of SARASOTA, Florida.
Unit 1207 Valerle Davis Hart House-
hold Items
Unit 2016 Dustin Steven Hartman-
Household Items
Unit 2116 Michael Cararo


- Household Items
Unit 4139 Audrey M Alvarado-
Household Items
Unit 4200 MSP Service LLC House-
hold Items
EXTRA SPACE STORAGE reserves the
right to reject all bids. Purchases must
be made at the time of sale by "Cash"
only. All contents are sold "as is". Con-
tents of the unit must be removed imme-
diately, or the storage unit containing the
items must be rented by the purchaser.
Sale is subject to cancellation at any
time.
PUBLISH: February 24, March 3,
2010


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
DOROTHY R. BERRY
Deceased.
File No. 2010-CP-000091-NC
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
DOROTHY R. BERRY, deceased, whose
date of death was December 4, 2009;
File Number 2010-CP-000091-NC, is
pending in the Circuit Court for Sarasota
County, Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which is P.O. Box 3079,
Sarasota, FL 34230-3079. The names
and addresses of the personal represen-
tatives and the personal representatives'
attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate, on whom a
copy of this notice is required to be
served must file their claims with this
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3
MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate must
file their claims with this court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN
THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN
SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME
PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this
notice is March 3, 2010
Personal Representatives:
JOHN D. BERRY
15200 Red Fox Lane
Elm Grove, WI 53122
SUSAN BAKKE
6001 N. Highlands Avenue
Madison, WI 53705
Attorney for Personal
Representatives:
H. Greg Lee
H. GREG LEE, P.A.
Florida Bar No. 351301
2014 Fourth Street
Sarasota, Florida 34237
Telephone: (941) 954-0067
Facsimile: (941) 365-1492
PUBLISH: March 3, 10, 2010

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
ISABELLE F COFFEREN,
Deceased.


File No. 2010-CP-519-SC
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
ISABELLE F. COFFEREN, deceased,
File Number 2010-CP-519-SC, is
pending in the Circuit Court for SARASO-
TA County, Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which is Sarasota County
Courthouse, Probate Division, P.O. Box
3079, Sarasota, FL 34230-3079. The
names and addresses of the Personal
Representative and the Personal Repre-
sentative's attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate, including
unmatured, contingent or unliquldated
claims, on whom a copy of this notice is
served must file their claims withthis
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate,
including unmatured, contingent or unliq-
uidated claims, must file their claims with
this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-
TION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN
THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN
SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME
PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this
Notice is February 24, 2010.
Personal Representative:
KATHLEEN R. HACKETT
41 Farber St.
Port Charlotte, FL 33953
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
JERREL E. TOWERY
JERREL E. TOWERY, P. A.
Fla. Bar #267351
304 W. Venice Ave #220
Venice, FL 34285
Phone: (941) 485-3391
PUBLISH: February 24, March 3,
2010

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SARA-
SOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
PHYLLIS U. MITCHELL,
Deceased.
File No. 2010-CP-000410-NC
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
PHYLLIS U. MITCHELL, deceased,
whose date of death was January 13,
2010 is pending in the Circuit Court for
Sarasota County, Florida, Probate Divi-
sion, the address of which is P.O. Box
3079, Sarasota, Florida 34230-
3079. The names and addresses of the
personal representative and the personal
representative's attorney are set forth
below.
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required to be
served must file their claims with this
court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE
(3) MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY
OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate must
file their claims with this court WITHIN
THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN
THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN
SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME


PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this is
February 24, 2010.
Personal Representative:
EDWARD B. MITCHELL, JR.
c/o Klingbeil & Roberts, P.A.
341 Venice Avenue West
Venice, Florida 34285
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
Gregory C. Roberts
Florida Bar No. 0438782
Klingbel & Roberts, P.A.
341 Venice Avenue West
Venice, Florida 34285
Telephone: (941) 485-2900
Fax: (941) 486-8565
PUBLISH: February 24, March 3, 2010

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SARASOTA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No. 2010-CP-000424-NC
IN RE: ESTATE OF
MARIAN M. KARIGER,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
(Summary Administration)
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE
ESTATE:
You are hereby notified that an Order
of Summary Administration has been
entered in the estate of MARIAN M.
KARIGER, deceased; File Number
2010-CP-000424-NC, by the Circuit
Court for Sarasota County, Florida, Pro-
bate Division, the address of which is
P.O. BOX 3079, Sarasota, Florida
34230-3079; that the decedent's date
of death was May 22, 2009; that the
total value of the estate is $3,750.00
and that the names and addresses of
those to whom it has been assigned by
such order are:
Marian M. Kariger Revocable Trust
u/a/d April 7, 1999
Robert L. Kariger, Trustee
4357 Faculty Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90808
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE
NOTIFIED THAT:
All creditors of the estate of the
decedent and persons having claims or
demands against the estate of the dece-
dent other than those for whom provision
for full payment was made in the Order of
Summary Administration must file their
claims with this court WITHIN THE TIME
PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION
733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE
CODE.
ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT
SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER
APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of this
Notice is February 24, 2010.
Person Giving Notice:
ROBERT KARIGER
4357 Faculty Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90808
Attorney for Person Giving Notice:
H. GREG LEE
Attorney for Petitoner
Florida Bar No. 351301
H. GREG LEE, PA.
2014 Fourth Street
Sarasota, FL 34237
Telephone: (941) 954-0067
Facsimile: (941) 365-1492
PUBLISH: February 24, March 3,
2010

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR
SARASOTA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
PHYLLIS F. SHUMWAY aka PHYLLIS
JEAN SHUMWAY


Deceased,
C


Case No: 2010-CP-000474-NC


NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE
ESTATE, the administration of the estate
of PHYLLIS F. SHUMWAY aka PHYL-
LIS JEAN SHUMWAY, deceased, File
Number 2010-CP-000474-NC is
pending in the Circuit Court for Sarasota
County, Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which is P.O. Box 3079,
Sarasota, Florida 34230-3079. The
names and addresses of the personal
representative and the personal repre-
sentative's attorney are set forth below.
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE
NOTIFIED THAT:
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or demands
against decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is served WITHIN
THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE MUST FILE THEIR CLAIMS
WITH THIS COURT WITHIN THE LATER
OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent
and persons having claims or demands
against the decedent's estate must file
their claims with this court WITHIN
THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT
SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
The date of the first publication of
this notice is March 3, 2010.
Petitioners:
ERICK H. SHUMWAY
WESLEY F. SHUMWAY
c/o 6624 Gateway Avenue
Sarasota, Florida 34231
KURT F. LEWIS
Attorney for Petitioner
Florida Bar No. 119630
6624 Gateway Avenue
Sarasota, Florida 34231
Tele: (941) 921-5595
Fax: (941)-921-3950
PUBLISH: March 3, 10, 2010


NOTICE
IslandWalk at the
West Villages Homeowners
Association, Inc.
2010 Annual
Members Meeting
March 18th, 2010
Pursuant to Article 3.2 of the Island-
walk at the West Villages Homeowners
Association Bylaws, the Annual Meet-
ing will take place for the purpose of
hearing reports of the officers and
other committees.
Publish: March 3, 2010

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 2010


OBITUARIES
Barnard J. Moore
Barnard J. "Barney" Moore, age 60, of
Asheville, N.C., formerly a longtime res-
ident of Venice, Fla., died on Thursday,
Feb. 18, 2010, in North
Carolina.
He was born in Corn-
ing, N.Y. He was the son
of Julia Kilburn Moore of
Venice, Fla., and the late
Barnard J. Moore.
Barney attended Ven-
Moore ice High School and the
University of South Flor-
ida. He was the co-founder of Bradway,
Moore and Associates, Realtors, in
Venice, Fla. He was president of the
Sertoma Club of Venice, president of
the board of Big Brothers Big Sisters of
the Suncoast, president of the Venice
Area Chamber of Commerce and
president of the Venice Area Board of
Realtors. He was a member of Leader-
ship Sarasota.
He is survived by his "bride" of 30
years, the former Sabrena Gerstlauer. He
leaves four sons, Barnard "Jeff" (Amy)
of Hobe Sound, Fla., Sean (Renata) of
Cincinnati, Ohio, Patrick (Michelle) of
Brick, N.J., and Christopher of Asheville,
N.C. He leaves five grandchildren, Casey,
Logan, Colin, Benjamin and Cameron.
They were the joy of his life.
Barney also leaves his siblings, Judie
Horton and Rose Bloch (Larry) of
Venice, Fla., and Richard "Rick" (Sonja)


of Asheville, N.C. He leaves many
nieces and nephews as well as many
great-nieces and great-nephews.
Services: Friends are invited to attend
a visitation at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, April
1, at the First Baptist Church of Venice,
312 W. Miami Ave., followed by a
memorial service at 6:30 p.m.
Contributions: In lieu of flowers,
Barney would have preferred a memor-
ial donation to one of the following
organizations: Big Brothers Big Sisters
of the Suncoast, the American Heart
Association or Sertoma Club of Venice.

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Obituaries are accepted from funeral
homes and crematories only. There
is no charge for publishing an abbre-
viated death notice once. Full obitu-
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death notices will be subject to
charges based on their length.
Obituaries should be e-mailed to
Ikennedy@venicegondolier.com and
must include a phone number. There
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photos. The Venice Gondolier Sun
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noon for faxes and 2 p.m. for e-mails
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A BUSINESS MATTERS
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 3, 2010


CONTACT US
BOB MUDGE
EDITOR
(941)207-1000
bmudge@venicegondolier.com


Real estate as I see it


Making final preparations for the opening of A Banyan Residence are
from the left Darren Burdi, maintenance supervisor, Celeste Carroll,
housekeeping manager, Karen Hamblin, marketing and admissions
coordinator, and Keith Anderson, director and administrator.


Banyan:'a home till the end'


BY ROGER BUTTON
BUSINEWS COLUMNIST

Bringing a quality lifestyle
into assisted living in a resort
atmosphere is the intention of
Keith Anderson, director and
administrator, who with his
brother, Gregg, the owner, is
opening A Banyan Residence,
100 E. Base Ave.
For five years, Gregg Ander-
son has operated Azalea Gard-
ens Assisted Living in Holly-
wood, Fla., a 35-room facility.
With a plan to expand to three
facilities, he acquired the Ven-
ice location.
Unoccupied and in need of
complete renovation, the
property has been redone.
Enhanced with "green" ener-
gy-efficient equipment and
fixtures, it is to receive state
approval this month.
There are accommodations
for more than 50 residents in
fully furnished private and
semi-private rooms for one to
three persons. The residence is
designed primarily for resi-
dents needing supervision and
assistance.
"It is a noninstitutional at-
mosphere where clients age
gracefully a home till the


end," said Anderson, who en-
courages new residents to
bring their pets.
Twenty-four-hour certified
nursing assistant services are
available. Independent con-
tractors provide pharmacy,
medical and podiatric ser-
vices. On-site portable X-ray
and laboratory services are
available.
Anderson has hired Venice
residents Karen Hamblin as
marketing and admissions
coordinator; Celeste Carroll as
housekeeping manager; and
Darren Burdi as maintenance
supervisor.
He is hiring 35 people in
total to provide continuity of
care.
A licensed clinical social
worker in Portland, Maine., for
25 years Keith Anderson coun-
seled children, adolescents
and families. In 2002 he pub-
lished "Denial and Discovery,"
a behind-the-scenes book of
psycho-sexual assessments.
In 2005 he joined his broth-
er at the Hollywood facility
and was director and adminis-
trator for five years until mov-
ing to Venice.

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TIM PARADISE
REAL ESTATE COLUMNIST


Winter visitors are here in
full force, seemingly making a
mass exodus from the snow
belt to the sun belt. They are
discovering a Venice that is
showing strong signs of an
economic recovery.
Several area bank buildings
have been completed, or are on
the verge of completion, and an
industry goal of constructing a
drug store on every street comer
is becoming a local reality.
Nonetheless, commercial
real estate as a whole faces
many more challenges before
it can re-enter full business
mode. Lenders are still very
skeptical of making loans on
projects that show a high
vacancy ratio.
Future signs of higher em-
ployment will surely help kick
start the commercial Industry.
Until then, commercial devel-



BIZ BRIEFS
Chamber calendar
The Venice Area Young Pro-
fessionals networking meeting,
Thursday, March 11, 5:30 p.m.,
will be held atVeniceYacht Club,
1330 Tarpon Center Drive; VAYP
members and first-timers free,
all others $5; denim not allowed
at this venue.
Venice Area Young Pro-
fessionals quarterly road clean-
up is set for Saturday, March 13,
10 a.m., starting at the Venice
Area Chamber of Commerce,
597 South Tamiami Trail.


opers are required to put huge
amounts of their own capital
into any project, to offset
potential lender risk.
Federal tax credits, on the
other hand, have served to stim-
ulate the Venice residential
buyer market. Many buyers of
primary residences (new and
resale) can qualify for up to
$8,000 in credits ($6,500 for
repeat home buyers and $8,000
for first-time buyers). There are
income limits and restrictions,
but in essence the government
will give you money to buy a
home.
To qualify, the Florida buyer
must enter into a real estate
contract by April 30 and close
the sale before July 1. The
deadlines are tight, especially
if you are considering a new
Venice home that is under
construction. The completion
date must comply with the tax
credit's June 30 expiration date.
The strict lending practices
felt in the commercial market
are easing a bit in the residen-
tial loan area, and mortgage
interest rates are hovering
around 5 percent (fixed for 30
years). The state of Florida has,
through the Sarasota Office of
Housing and Community
Development, (941) 951-3649,
initiated a program that allows
the buyer to borrow the $8,000
as seed money to apply toward


Wake Up! Venice, meets
Wednesday, March 17, 7:45
a.m., Village On The Isle, 920
South Tamiami Trail.
Network Lunch, Monday,
March 22, 11:45 a.m., British
Open Pub, 2053 South Tami-
ami Trail; RSVP to Charleen
Myers at 488-2236 or cmyers@
venicechamber.com
Business After Five, Thurs-
day, March 25,5:30 p.m., meets
at Wells Fargo Advisors/Out-
back Steakhouse, 4242 Tami-
ami Trail; $5, members, $10,


the home down payment,
making a very sweet deal for
the first-time home seeker.
Your local lender can assist
with the loan down payment
application and forms. This
loan advantage is not available
for the repeat, $6,500 credit
home buyer.
Neither the first-time home
buyer tax credit nor the repeat
home buyer tax credit has to
be repaid unless the home is
sold or ceases to be used as the
buyer's principal residence
within three years after the ini-
tial purchase.
Several local and national
residential developers are now
in full building swing trying to
meet the needs of buyers seek-
ing to cash in on the combina-
tion of tax credit and low inter-
est rates before the incentives
expire at the end of June. Don't
count on any kind of tax pro-
gram extension once the dates
have passed. That happened
once already, back in Novem-
ber, and Congress is most un-
likely to approve another ex-
tension.
For more information on this
important topic, visit www.
federalhousingtaxcredit.com.

Tim Paradiso has held a
real estate license since 1964
and has been a Venice resident
since 1972.


guests.
SCORE workshop
SCORE presents its work-
shop, Marketing and Sales. at
the Sarasota County Technical
Institute, Beneva Road, on
March 8 from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
This is a free workshop for any-
one who has started a business
or is exploring ways to expand
a business and increase sales.
Advance registration is requir-
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org for online registration.


Spring fever spreading wildly across downtown Venice


ROGER BUTTON
BUSINEWS COLUMNIST


Downtown Merchants of
Venice have announced their
latest customer appreciation
and shopping event, Hot Sales
in Cool Stores. It will take
place on Friday and Saturday,
March 19 and 20, from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Most stores are
expected to participate.
"As of now, each store par-
ticipating will decide their
own promotion," said Sandy
McGowan, owner of Sandy's
Designer Fashions.
Already signed up to partic-
ipate are Krystyna's, Holiday
Dreams, Fraser's Gift Nook,
Dick's Shoes, Lisa's Classic
Rose, Treasures in Time,
Yesterday's Memories, Full
Circle Consignment,


Celebration Corner, Venice
Tropical Shop, Patchington's,
Nana's A Children's Shop,
Venice Wine and Coffee,
Cleopatra's Bath and Body,
St. Marco Boutique and
Sandy's Designer Clothing.
Following what has been a
long winter for everyone, mer-
chants want to encourage
spring fever in residents and
snowbirds before many return
North at the end of this
month.
More details of activities
and store promotions will be
announced nearer the date.
Call 484-9911.
Expanded services
Accomplished hair stylist
Suzanne Bartol has acquired
Polished Hair, Skin & Nail
Boutique, 2278 Tamiami Trail,
Nokomis. The full-service
salon and spa provides hair
styling, natural and acrylic
nails, facials, pedicures, mas-
sage and waxing, including
the new hair enhancer Keratin
three-hour treatment. Jewelry
and boutique items, sta-
tionery, women's purses and
small clutches are available.
A master hairdresser,
award-winning stylist and


makeover artist, Bartol has
been in the beauty industry
for more than 30 years. During
24 years in Madison, Wis., she
founded four salons, the
largest incorporating tanning
and fitness facilities. As a
make-up artist, she can trans-
form a face to provide the very
best appearance with a natur-
al look.
Moving to Sarasota in 2008,
she recently acquired the nail
salon and has expanded it to
meet the needs of the com-
munity. She has seven
employees. It's open at 9 a.m.
Tuesday through Saturday.
Call 918-2162.
American Idol
Three hundred employees
of Tervis Tumbler, 201 Triple
Diamond Blvd., NorthVenice,
are in a musical frenzy as
America prepares to vote for
its favorite American Idol con-
testants, said Kim Livengood,
marketing manager.
Seven-year employee
Cathy Rowe is the grand-
mother of 16-year-old
American Idol contestant
Aaron Kelly. His cousin,
Patricia Butts, also works at
Tervis.


Livengood asks readers,
friends and viewers to join
Tervis employees in watching
American Idol so they can
vote for Kelly.
"Not only is he our favorite,
but he can actually sing," she
said.
Good response
"We are pleased, and I am
not surprised, at the number
of inquiries we are receiving
for the recently vacated posi-
tion of executive director for
Venice MainStreet Inc.," said
Janis Fawn, MainStreet presi-
dent.
Chairing the committee is
Larry McLaren, vice president
of the organization and for-
merly with TIB Bank.
Applications have to be sub-
mitted by March 12 to VMS
apply@gmail.com.
Storage needed
Donations and distribu-
tions are increasing the pres-
sure for storage at the South
County Food Pantry,
Emmanuel Lutheran Church,
790 South Tamiami Trail. For
its present and long-term
needs it's seeking a climate-
controlled location of 500


square feet or more, nearer its
distribution center.
At the moment it's using a
storage area off the island
costing $200 a month.
Because the pantry is a non-
profit, a storage space dona-
tion would be tax deductible.
The Venice Area Chamber of
Commerce is assisting orga-
nizers Mike and Debbie
Gippert with this project.
Operated totally by volun-
teers, the pantry feeds deserv-
ing recipients in Venice. Call
488-2236.
Downtown festival
This weekend is the ninth
annual Downtown Venice Art
Classic on West Venice Avenue
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday, March 6
and 7.
Promoted by Venice
MainStreet, the event features
pottery, watercolors, jewelry,
paintings, clothing, sculptures
and much more.

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product information in this column
should not be taken as an
endorsement of the business.

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members." McCollum
said there's at least one
gang member in state
prison in all 67 counties.
Last year, members or
associates of Sur 13 were
arrested for allegedly
burglarizing more than
20 homes on Clark and
Fruitville roads near
Interstate 75.
On the radar
Sarasota Police Officer
Kim Swatts tracks gang
members as the depart-
ment's gang coordinator.
She has been docu-
menting gang activity in
the city of Sarasota for
years. She has case files
with the names and pho-
tographs of gang mem-
bers. Swatts knows their
hand signs, colors,
"beefs" with one another
and territory.
She knows members
of home-grown gangs in
Sarasota such as 24th
Street Boys and Second
Line. The two gangs are
like family.
She also tracks the
activities of more well-
known gangs such as
local members of Sur 13
and Norte 14. Both origi-
nated from California
and have made their way
across the nation. They
don't get along.
"They usually commit
crimes against each
other," she said, adding
that there is a trend of
second-generation chil-
dren and teens entering
the gang lifestyle.
"Second Line is a gang
whose members are
younger than the adults
in the 24th Street Boys,"


she said. "Those gangs
generally get along."
Still, Swatts keeps all
gangs on her radar. Neigh-
borhoods are "saturated"
with patrol officers when
investigators believe trou-
ble is brewing among rival
members.
"Hybrid gangs can be
worse because they aren't
always organized and
don't have real leader-
ship," she said.
She has investigated
gang-related crimes in-
cluding drive-bys, rob-
beries, fights, burglaries,
gun and drug trafficking
and homicide.
"You name it, they do
it," she said.
Warning signs
The Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office said there
are warning signs of
teens' involvement in
gang activity. These in-
clude aligning clothing to
the right or left, collecting
or carrying weapons
(brass knuckles, bats, raz-
ors or knives) and com-
ing home with unex-
plained injuries such as
bruises or black eyes.
More signs include graffi-
ti in books or bedrooms;
declining grades; new
friends they won't bring
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Sarasota County Sheriff
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concerned gang mem-
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Sarasota County or near-
by Charlotte County.
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WEDNESDAY
MARCH 3, 2010


OPINION


GONDOLIER SUN EDITOR
BOB MUDGE
bmudge@venicegondolier.com


OUR VIEW



Pay issues need to be addressed


W hen Sarasota County voters
first approved an additional 1-
mill school tax eight years ago,
we were told higher salaries were need-
ed to attract and retain high-quality
teachers. There was a teacher shortage
then, so it made sense. In 2010, at a
time of lower resources, the higher-pay
policy has become a burden.
We believe top-flight teachers
should be well compensated, but also
question whether current salary rates
have gone too far.
The average teacher salary is now
$54,852, the second-highest average
in the state. A first-year teacher with a
bachelor's degree made $38,530 this
year. After 10 years, a teacher with a
master's degree will earn $49,000; in
addition, that teacher would receive a
longevity bonus of $1,252.
It's no wonder, given those figures,
that some taxpayers blanch at teacher
salaries, especially during a recession.
Combined compensation annual
raises, step raises and longevity pay-
has out-paced inflation. The public
sees a gulf in the economic reality
between those inside the school sys-


tem and the rest of the public outside.
It simply seems overly generous.
We do understand the school
board has pulled in the reins in re-
sponse to changing economic condi-
tions during the past two years. Salary
increases were kept to 2 percent in the
2008-2009 fiscal year and zero in
2009-2010. Teachers also have agreed
to give-backs: Last year, the family
subsidy was removed from health
insurance plans and deductibles were
raised. Instructional development
time was cut, effectively reducing
teacher pay.
The question is whether this was
too little, done too late to change
impressions. It's fair to question
whether, considering that roughly 80
percent of all district costs go to salary
and benefits, the school board has
created an unsustainable system.
We also take issue with boosting pay
raises for all staff across the board.
The enticing promise in previous
referendum campaigns of better
salaries for more-qualified teachers
has translated into higher pay for
everyone. (Of the district's total 5,224


staff, roughly half are involved in
instruction.)
We don't begrudge anyone fair pay
for a solid day's work and we don't
believe the non-instructional pay
scales are wildly out of whack. (The
average custodian, for instance, made
$28,591 in 2009.) It's just not clear how
higher pay for everyone translates
into higher quality education for chil-
dren. Voters wanted more money in
instructional programs; the brush
may have been applied too broadly.
We also believe most voters would
welcome a merit-based salary sys-
tem. Some- perhaps many- teach-
ers deserve high pay for outstanding
work. Some perhaps many -
should be in a different line of work.
Until management and labor figure
out a system that rewards excellence
and cuts dead wood, this will contin-
ue to be a problem for the people who
pay the bills.
They also want to know that what
they're getting for continuing to pay
an optional tax. School tax supporters
point to higher graduation rates,
lower dropout rates and gains in


FCAT scores. Standardized test scores
have risen, but that's also true for
counties that don't have the benefit of
special taxes, like Charlotte County.
Still, Sarasota County can point to
many recognized assessments of
quality. The graduation rate of 85 per-
cent is considered high. The drop-out
rate is at an all-time low, 1.8 percent.
(The numbers don't match because
not every student who doesn't get a
standard diploma in four years is a
drop-out.) The district is among the
state's top 10 districts in FCAT reading
and math scores.
The continuing national debate
about standardized testing only
shows how difficult quality measure-
ments can be. But we would suggest
looking at it another way: Just imag-
ine the level of criticism if the scores
were lower, if the county's schools
weren't all in the "A" and "B" cate-
gories. Critics would pound the table
if that were the case. It's only fair to
hand out gold stars when it is other-
wise.

Saturday: Educational realities.


In the doghouse


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LANG CAPASSO
PUBLISHER


Ever had one of those days
where you are just sitting
there, minding your own busi-
ness, and all of a sudden you
are caught up in something
beyond your control? That
happened to me the other day
as I sat in a local coffee shop
enjoying the aroma of a just-
brewed cup of java.
I guess it was my fault, as I
was the one initiating the con-
versation. A women sitting
near me who was talking to
someone else said, "She be-
longs to a group that saves and
cares for collies." Not thinking
what a chasm I was entering, I
casually asked, "What would
you do if a boxer was in trou-
ble?" Her reply was instant and
to the point: "Oh, the boxers
have their own group of peo-
ple to protect them."
Again without thinking, I
said, 'And I suppose the cocker
spaniels do too?" "Yes" she
replied, "most breeds do."
Then she came back with,
"You don't like dogs, do you?"
As I saw my world slowly col-
lapse around me and felt an
immediate need for air and
sunshine, the thought of bolt-
ing for the front door started
forming in my anti-dog brain.
Instead, sinking deeper, I
replied I don't have one as a pet
but if they are well mannered
and on a leash or a fenced in
backyard, I guess they are OK. I
wanted to add that I used to
have a collie and a cocker
spaniel when I was growing up
but did not see the need.
"I am passionate about col-
lies," came from nowhere as I


sat there in silence wishing I
had stayed that way about
three minutes ago. Then the
knock-out punch came: "Are
you passionate about any-
thing?" My only thought was,
"If there is a God in heaven,
please take me away."
As I looked at her, many
issues went through my mind
that I could or could not be
passionate about but in reality,
none of them seemed impor-
tant at that time or at least
not to share with her.
Now, I'm a true middle-of-
the-roader, and I realized a
long time ago that whatever
the issue, question or puzzle,
everything and I mean
everything boils down to a
"yes" or "no" answer. Even in
"decision by indecision," you
have chosen a path that lets
someone else answer the "yes"
or "no" question for you.
In the split second I sat
there looking at her, none of
those thoughts left my lips,
and I answered with a weak
and lame, "No, not really," and
turned back to my coffee. The
only real reply that entered my
failing brain was, "Yes, I am
very passionate about some
things. I am specifically pas-
sionate about people who
have chips on their shoulders
or want to impose their think-
ing on anyone around them."
Wanting to end the conver-
sation and get out with some
sense of sanity and wonder-
ment, I left. The wonder came
as I tried to figure out how I get
myself into these predica-
ments and, second, why
someone would take care of a
collie and leave a boxer in
trouble to the next guy. Oh,
well we walk by bell ringers,
vets with poppies and fund-
raisers for high schools at local
grocery stores or retailers.
The real truth is, if there is
an animal in trouble it has a
better chance of being cared
for than a human being in
trouble.
Lang Capasso writes a
weekly column for this page.


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What's in a name?

Round and round. I've lived where there were roundabouts.
They're called roundabouts because you get on and go round
and round and round and sometimes never get off. Fender-ben-
ders galore and people shouting bad words. Repave the inter-
section and leave it as is. I drive it five to 10 times a day and it
should not be changed. Also, the special referendum on the
school property tax is very expensive. Guess who is going to pay
for that?


Get serious. I think we
need to be serious about this
1-mill school property tax in
March. I wonder if they con-
sider it a joke. How long do
they think they can keep on
keeping on without people like
us who are older? I certainly
will be voting against it.
Here's how. How will I be
voting on the 1-mill school
property tax? I will be voting
against it.
Arrogance. No, I will not be
voting for the council again.
They have cost us too much
money and their arrogance is
too much.
Not helping. My answer to
extending the 1-mill property
tax? I definitely will vote no. We
have had enough taxes. People
are hurting and the schools are
just going for salaries. The
schools are not helping the
children at all.
High enough. I will vote no
on any more taxes. My taxes are
high enough as it is. No, no tax.
No good. I live in Venice
and I would not vote for
another tax for the school. I
don't think it did any good. The
children haven't learned any-
thing better than in any other
school. The money is being
used for things it should not be
used for. I think we've been
taxed enough now.
Choices. Here are some
thoughts in reference to your
article on Protesters Seek Bish-
op's Ear: You know the Catholic
Church is what it is. If you like
what it is, you belong to the
church. If you don't like what it
is, you find another church.


Let em


Have It


There are plenty of choices.
Then, you can take all of the
time and all of the energy used
in protesting and give it to a
local charity. God would prob-
ably like that.
About her. This is in refer-
ence to Sue Lang and her self-
serving agenda. It totally blows
my mind to hear someone say
that Sue Lang is doing a great
job. You wonder, a great job of
what, other than looking after
Sue Lang? She couldn't care
less how her actions affect the
rest of the community. It's all
about her. If I were her, I would
be totally embarrassed to own
a home near the airport and
spend the taxpayers' money
fighting to try to move it.
Italiano. The new perfor-
mance center at Venice High


School should definitely have
an Italian appearance. It's very
important to maintain the
appearance and the beautiful
Venice that we now have.
Appalled. I'm calling about
your article on the protesters.
I'm so appalled by people who
insist on trying to force their
way of thinking and acting up-
on others and have no respect
for the rights of others in well-
established organizations. On-
ly those in error use force.
First, the Call to Action people,
are not constitutional Amer-
icans. Second, these Call to
Action people do not know the
word of God, the Bible. This
book is the complete history of
Earth, man, what went wrong,
the solution and finally, the
end. God said, "Man shall not
live by bread alone, but by
every word that proceedeth
out of the mouth of God."
Read that last sentence again,
everybody. Nowhere in this
great account of man has one
single woman ever been given
authority anywhere and in any
place in worship or anywhere
else. God gave authority and
power to man for obvious rea-
sons, as clearly shown by Call
to Action people. Those who
were not happy where they
were, left. They formed their
own church. That's exactly
why there are thousands of
denominations and religions.
God gave everyone free will to
choose their own way, but cer-
tainly not to force others to fol-
low them. A bit of fact in
humor: The definition of a cult
is any church that does not
line up with the word of God.
The largest cult in America?
The Catholic Church.
Appearances. As a caller and
resident of Venice, I would like
the Northern Italian appearance
on the symphony hall.
Important. Yes, I'm voting
for continuing the school tax.
Obviously, it's important for
our children and the next gen-
eration of decision-makers.





WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 2010


LETTERS FROM OUR READERS

Who cares what 'they say?

Editor:
The continuing discussion of classification of the
Venice airport is getting old.
Very simply, the FAA is required to offer classification
accordingto "proven traffic." Either the FAA abides by its
own regulations or its actions become illegal.
In variant traffic situations, all variances of time
and special conditions have to be taken into account.
The regulations are quite clear in that any variable is
to be made factual through real statistics.
In this case, a real count shows comprehensive proof
of traffic supporting the classification. Facts and esti-
mates being two entirely different things, the count in
this case has to be a "full" count, reason being that the
count of traffic is being used as the crux of the issue.
Due to the fact that the FAA is accepting an esti-
mate as fact and this has been challenged, the FAA is
required to now offer real proof.
The FAA can be legally challenged to prove its
assumption in classification. After being denied, the
city needs to take it to court.
If the FAA is found to be offering false reports of any
kind, those making these arbitrary decisions are guilty
under their own regulations false affidavit, fraud,
impugning the rights of the municipality and misuse
of authority, to name a few.
Of course, this all depends on whether the city
wants the reclassification enough and is tired of the
federal government and its entities telling us that they
are in charge.
Drake Bailey
Venice


The warmth of
human kindness
Editor:
Last week we, with
friends, stopped at Gianni's
for pizza after a movie.
Shortly after arriving, my
husband became ill. He
was chilled, and as we were
trying to add anything we
had to warm him, a lady at
another table, a total strang-
er to us, came and offered a
warm jacket for him. This
was a beautiful act of kind-
ness.
The owner and man-
agement of Gianni's could
not have been nicer, doing
everything to help us. The
reason for writing this is to
focus on the many really
good people in our won-
derful world.

Evelyn Carrier
Venice


Maybe we should
give it back
Editor:
As an almost weekly
occurrence, we continue to
see the same trio of council
members flout the wisdom
and professionals of the
FAA. And as correctly re-
ported, the bills for these
actions continue. Yes, you
can make the airport board
go away, but not the FAA.
One concern that does-
n't get much attention is
safety. With the fairly new
global positioning system
using satellite information,
it provides pilots with
basic lateral navigation
to an airport. The FAA is
now developing an im-
proved accuracy ap-
proach that will provide
vertical guidance to every
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must meet standards for
runway length, width, ob-
stacle-free zones and no
landing-path intrusions.
You don't need to look
very far to realize the
utmost importance of an
airport to deliver food,
water, medical supplies
and remove the injured.
The new equipment
from the FAA is rightfully
the attempt to modern-
ize and keep up with the
times to provide utility
and safety. We don't need
to put forth more dollars
as taxpayers to continue
to feed and support indi-
vidual pet peeves.
Maybe the right course
is to have the federal gov-
ernment take back the gift
that was given to the city of
Venice.

George Walter
Venice
How about a
surge for Sarge?
Editor:
Our very busy holiday
season is now behind us,
and it is now time to turn
to other important things.
Our blind veterans still
need our support.
Paws for Patriots is still
trying to raise funds to
compete the training of
our puppy, Sarge. He is
now in training at South-
eastern Guide Dog Assoc.
in Palmetto, Fla., working
hard to become a loving,
helpful guide or comfort
dog to a blind person try-
ing to re-enter the main-
stream of American life.
Our next important
fundraising planning meet-
ing will be March 3 at the
DAV Hall on 600 Colonia
Lane, Nokomis. We need
input and volunteers to
help us raise the money
needed to complete Sarge's
training.
Please help us finish the
training of Sarge. Call our
chair, Jim Mowat, at 493-
7249 for more information.
Joan Douglass
Venice


Le Tour de Venice redux


DON HAY
GUEST COLUMNIST

Several years ago, Ven-
ice Area Beautification
Inc. started selling a T-
shirt that has become a
favorite for bikers Le
Tour de Venice. We are
often asked when the Tour
is or was, and whether we
are going to have it again.
So, due to popular de-
mand, the second Le Tour
de Venice will be held on
the morning of Saturday,
March 13.
Now, before all you
Lance Armstrong wanna-
bes break out in a cold
sweat, this is not a test of
physical prowess. It is a
family event, not a race,
that will guide partici-
pants on a tour ofVenice.
A poker run will allow all
ages to compete for
prizes. Whether you walk,
ride, skate or board, you
can be a part of this fun
event.
Registration begins at
8:30 a.m. and the event
ends at noon. Prizes will
be awarded at that time.
All players must register
to participate. Registra-
tion will be held at the
Venetian Waterway Park
trailhead office of Venice
Area Beautification Inc.
Cost to participate is
$30. This fee includes one
five-card poker hand,
membership as a VABI
enthusiast and a free T-
shirt for the first 100 regis-
trants. Additional hands
are $10 each.
Those who roll will go


on a 10- or 20-mile ride
including the Venetian
Waterway Park, stopping
along the way to pick out
five playing cards. The
walkers will take a five-
mile stroll through Ven-
ice, also picking out five
playing cards. Bikers and
walkers will have two
hours to complete the
course. Players on bicy-
cles should not play the
pedestrian route due to
safety issues.
Participants must go
to all five stops on the
poker-run course. Your
participation card will be
stamped at each stop to
ensure that you have
completed the course.
At each stop, you must
hand your participation
card to the official, then
reach into the poker card
bag and draw out a card.
The official will stamp
the appropriate space on
your game card. To en-
sure fairness, you will al-
ways draw from a full
deck of 52 cards. If you
happen to draw a card
that you already have in
your hand, you simply re-
place that card and draw a
new one. Once the game
card is marked, you may
continue to the next stop.
When you have gone
to all five stops and com-
pleted your five-card
hand, you are ready to
return to the trailhead. If
you have to miss a stop
due to the deadline, you
may draw that card at the
trailhead check-in sta-
tion. You may also pur-
chase up to five bonus
cards at a cost of $5 each
to get a better hand.
You choose your five
best cards and then de-
clare your hand at the
check-in station. After de-
claring which five cards
you wish to keep, you will
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10ASPORTS
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 3, 2010 SPORTS


CONTACT US
PERRY D. PENTZ
SPORTS EDITOR
(941) 207-1107
ppentz@venicegondolier.com


MR. SHEEPSHEAD
COLUMNIST


Wild animals

among us

In my almost 20 years liv-
ing in the city limits ofVenice,
I've been witness to at least
70 or 80 different wild ani-
mals.
Let us start in the surf,
jetty, bays, lakes, ponds,
creeks and intracoastal. In
the freshwater are the posi-
tive ones first coyotes,
bobcats, skunks, raccoons,
armadillos, alligators, liz-
ards, turtles, snakes, ibis,
herons, egrets, wood storks,
sandhill cranes, anhingas,
cormorants, Florida buz-
zards, owls, eagles and
osprey
The fish list grows and
grows. Largemouth bass,
brown and yellow bull-
heads, walking catfish, cray-
fish, talapia, crappies, many
varieties of bluegills, carp
were seen in the city limits. I
won't even start with the
saltwater fish or other salt-
water animals. Or the possi-
ble sighting of a Florida pan-
ther or cayman sunbathing
in my backyard.
The more I think about
my list, it has to be more
than 100 animals. Amazing
but 100 percent true. This
was all from memory so I'm
sure I left many out.
Well, fellow Sheepshead-
ites, the time has come to say
goodbye until next week.

Mr Sheepshead is Dave
Hack. Contact him at
486-1998, 321-8849 or
mrsheepshead@verizon. net.


SPORTS BRIEFS
VHS baseball to honor
Sandburg on Friday
To honor longtime coach
and athletics director Larry
Sandburg, Venice High will
be having a "Larry Sandburg
Night" on Friday at the
Venice High baseball com-
plex.
The ceremony will begin
at 6:50 p.m. as Sandburg
will throw out the first pitch
before the Indians play
Charlotte.
Admission will be rolled
back to 1972, when Sandburg
began his career at Venice
High, to $2 per person.
Also, anyone with Larry in
their first, middle or last
name will be admitted free.
Anyone, who has played
or coached with Sandburg
during his tenure at Venice
High is encouraged to attend
and join him on the field
before the game for the cer-
emony.
Venice Little League
opens Saturday
The Venice Little League
will be holding opening cere-
monies on Saturday at Chuck
Reiter Complex.
First pitch at 10 a.m. will
be thrown out by Glenn
Beckert, a former major lea-
guer who played for the
Chicago Cubs from 1965-73.

Please see BRIEFS, 11A


BASEBALL


.. Skogen's double carries Venice


Venice's Brent Skogen has
been practicing hitting the ball
the other way.
The senior outfielder showed
he's learning after hitting a two-
run double into right field in the
sixth inning to lift the Indians to
a 5-3 win over Port Charlotte on
Friday in a Class 5A-District 10
game at Venice High.
Tied 3-3, Venice's Michael
Knott reached on the Pirates'
fourth error of the game as the
ball bounced off the second
baseman's glove. However,
Knott was forced out at second
base on a bunt attempt. Alec
Stiver followed with a single
over shortstop. A wild pitch by
Port Charlotte's Daniel Schiller
moved Aaron Rhodes to third
base and courtesy runner Josh
Boyle to second base.
On a 1-1 count, Skogen lined
a double down the right field
line to score Rhodes and Boyle.
"I knew he was throwing me
a lot of curveballs and I was
thinking the only fastballs he
was giving me were off the
plate," said Skogen. "I knew he
was going to give me a pitch.
He gave me a fastball on the
black (outside of plate) so I
took it the other way."
"One thing he did well is he
sat back and drove the ball the
other way," said Venice coach
Craig Faulkner. "The last cou-
ple of days, we've worked on
him going to right field, going
to right field because this guy is
a breaking ball lefty. He put that
into practice and did a nice
job."
Port Charlotte's Dylon Lund-
blad singled to lead off the top
of the seventh inning off Joe
Iorio, who shut down the


SUN PHOTO BY JUSTIN FENNELL
Venice's Brent Krauss throws a pitch in the third inning against Port
Charlotte on Tuesday night at Venice High. Krauss didn't get the deci-
sion but had eight strikeouts in five innings as the Indians notched a 5-
3 win.


Pirates in the sixth inning.
Faulkner brought in Rhodes,
who got a strikeout, flyout and
groundout to end the game.
"(Brent) Krauss threw a good
game and Iorio did a nice job
for us then Rhodes came in and


shut the door," said Faulkner.
"He (Rhodes) has a good break-
ing ball that he commands in
the zone and he hits his spots.
He throws in and out. He's a
polished pitcher."
Venice's Brent Krauss started


BY PERRY D. PENTZ
SPORTS EDITOR


BOYS BASKETBALL



VCS's May courts colleges


BY PERRY D. PENTZ
SPORTS EDITOR


Jack May wants an immediate future on
the basketball court, but his career goal will
take him to a higher court.
The 6-foot-6 senior center at Venice
Christian School wants to play college ball
in the fall and, eventually, become a judge.
"I've always had my plans since the
ninth grade," said May, who admits to
being a big "CSI" and Sherlock Holmes fan.
After a season of averaging a double-
double for the successful boys basketball
team, May is searching for colleges, send-
ing out letters and talking to some college
coaches. He plans on sending out video
tapes of him playing soon.
Palm Beach Atlantic University,
Pensacola Christian College and the
University of Central Florida are three


SPORTS SHORTS

SOFTBALL
VENICE DOWNS PORT CHARLOTTE: Venice scored all of its runs
in the first two innings as the Lady Indians edged Port Charlotte, 4-
2, Tuesday night in a Class 5A-District 10 game at Port Charlotte.
Venice (8-1 overall, 2-0 district) scored a run in the first
inning on a RBI single by Mel Dembinski then added three in the
second inning on a RBI single by Amber Yonker and two-run sin-
gle by Chelsea Zgrabik.
Junior Mel Dembinski got the win for Venice to raise her
record to 5-1. She only allowed three hits with four strikeouts.
Port Charlotte's only runs came in the fourth inning on a two-
run home run by Rachel Guzman.
Yonker and Zgrabik had three hits each while Kelly Ott added
two hits.
Venice plays at Charlotte on Friday night in another district
game.


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2


colleges currently on May's
radar. He has visited
Pensacola Christian.
A friendly atmosphere
and academics are a big part
of his collegiate choice.
"I want to go to a school
where they care about you
getting good grades and get- May
ting a good job," said May,
who wants his choice done by end of the
month.
His sights are set on UCF or Palm Beach
Atlantic but financially, he isn't ruling out
Pensacola Christian.
"I don't want to have any debt in col-
lege," said May.
In addition to an athletic scholarship,
May, who is the student body president
and yearbook editor, would also want to
use a Bright Futures Scholarship.


ters: Venice, Yonker 3-4 RBI, Chelsea Zgrabik 3-4 2
RBI, Kelly Ott 2-4; Port Charlotte, Guzman 2 RBI.
Pitching: Venice, Mel Dembinski (W 5-1, 7 inns., 3
hits, 2 runs-earned, 1 walk, 4 strikeouts); Port
Charlotte, Rachel Guzman (L, 7 inns, 10 hits, 4
runs-earned, 0 walks, 3 strikeouts). Records: Port
Charlotte n/a, Venice 8-1, 2-0.

TRACK AND FIELD
VENICE PLACES NINTH IN BOBCAT RELAYS:
Venice's Brian Clark, Eric Medrano, Nikki Swanson
and Heather Williams grabbed first place in mixed
pole vault relay at the 4th annual Coed Bobcat
Relays on Friday at North Port High.


Playing in college is something, May has
always wanted.
"I think about it every day," he said with
a huge smile on his face.
The college would need to fit his skill
set.
"If they need a guy, who can push down
low and is a little smaller and knows how to
pop out the 3-pointer sometimes, I would
jump on the chance," he said.
May doesn't want the fact he played for
a small school affect how people evaluate
him.
"I say the competition might be differ-
ent but I still think my skills were put out
there on a good display," said May, who
can dunk the ball. "I played guys that were
6-foot-9. The guy from Faith Christian is 6-
foot-9, 265 pounds and I still put up 16

Please see MAY, 11A


Clark cleared 12 feet to pick up top spot.
Medrano tied for seventh at 10-6. Williams cleared
9-6 and Swanson at 8-6.
Venice placed ninth out of 20 teams with 39
points. Charlotte was first with 80 points. The top
eight places scored points for their teams.
All events consisted of four athletes from each
school two boys and two girls. Field events had
four results from each athlete combined to deter-
mine the final result.
The mixed shot put and discus relays placed
third for Venice. The shot put team consisted of
Dino Fanti (43 feet, 5 inches), Omari Phillips (42-

Please see SHORTS, 11A


10 1
3 0


HR: Rachel Guzman (PC). 2B: Amber Yonker (V). Leading hit-


SPORTS CALENDAR

COMING UP Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
TRK -Venice in Ram Invite
(At Riverview High), 3 p.m.
SSOF -Venice at Charlotte, BASE Little League
., BASE Charlotte at BASE Venice at JV 5, V 7 p.m. opening ceremonies
E M
0 Venice, JV 6 p.m. Riverview, V 7 p.m. BASE Charlotte at Venice, (Chuck Reiter
V 7 p.m. Complex), 10 a.m.
BASE Venice at Lakewood
Ranch,JV 7 p.m.
BASE Baseball, SOFT Softball, BTEN Boys tennis, GTEN Girls tennis, TRK -Track and field, BWL Boys weightlifting


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Chelsea Zgrabik
VENICE HIGH SCHOOL'S
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Venice High softball player Chelsea Zgrabik went
4-for-6 at the plate with two home runs, double,
five RBI, four runs scored and walked six times as
the Lady Indians swept three teams to raise its
record to 7-1 on the season.


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on the mound and allowed five
hits with eight strikeouts.
The Indians (2-4 overall, 1-1
district) opened up scoring in
the first inning after Schiller
had trouble finding the strike
zone.
After striking out the first
batter, Cameron Sloan and
James Browning walked. Krauss
singled into center field. Sloan
slowed down rounding third
base then was thrown out by
third baseman Lundblad. Matt
Tellor reached on an error by
the shortstop as the ball pulled
the first baseman Marlon Nava
off the base. Kevin Guthrie sin-
gled into right field to score
Krauss. The Indians added
another run after the cutoff
throw from the right fielder was
thrown past the first baseman
down the right field line scor-
ing Tellor with the third run.
Port Charlotte (1-5, 0-2) got
two runs in the third inning
with a little help from the 20
mph wind blowing straight out
to left field.
Jared McElwee got the
Pirates' first hit off Venice
starter Krauss with a single into
right field. Lundblad followed
by lofting a high fly into left
field. Wind carried the ball
behind the left fielder for a
wind-blown double moving
McElwee to third base. A
passed ball scored McElwee
then Troy Fratina into short
leftfield just missed on a diving
play scoring Lundblad. Port
Charlotte got runners on first
and third but Krauss got out of
the jam with his sixth strikeout
of the game.
The Pirates tied it at 3-3 in
the top of the fifth inning. With
two outs, Ryan Bangert walked.

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points on him."
May attended Sarasota Military
Academy before transferring to VCS
after the school expanded through the
12th grade.
He ended up transferring because
he wanted to be closer to his home in
North Port.
The school has a total of 235 stu-
dents, including 30 in high school and
55 in middle school.
In June, the private school will grad-
uate a class of seniors, including May,
for the first time in its 23 years.
"This is a really good environment,
so I felt right at home," said May, who
lived in Detroit before moving to North
Port two years ago.
The 17-year-old, who weighs 193
pounds, helped lead the Lions to 14-6
record in the Florida Christian
Conference. He was recently named to
the FCC Western Conference All-Star


team with his teammate Robert Dolby.
During the season, he finished with 11
double-doubles and highs of 21 points
and 28 rebounds.
On the season, he average a double-
double with 12.4 points per game and
14.4 rebounds per game. He shot 56
percent from the field and 60 percent
from the foul line. He finished with 209
points, 252 rebounds, 14 blocks and 18
steals.
"I missed two games and we lost
those two games and it cost us sec-
ond seed (in the Florida Christian
Conference)," said May. "I thought we
had a pretty good season. I enjoyed
my senior year. I played with my best
friends, so it was a nice way to go
out."
May played his final game for the
Lions in the quarterfinals of the FCC
playoffs but was so ill, he struggled to
get up and down the court.


"If I wasn't sick, we could have beat
them (Kissimmee's Heritage Christian)
easily," said May.
May was selected to play for the
Western Division in the Florida
Christian Conference All-Star game. He
finished with 11 points and 10
rebounds in the West's 111-82 victory.
May was one of just eight players on
the team.
Last year at VCS, he said, he was the
focal point of the offense and scored 20
points a game.
"This year I learned I didn't have to
do everything so I learned to distribute
the ball," said May. "I learned to pass
the ball better."
At 4 years old, May started playing
basketball when brother Dan, who is
two years older, got him started.
"He was the one who probably
taught me the fundamentals," said
May.


The two also played together on a
few teams growing up.
"He played outside (as guard) and I
played inside (as center)," said May.
"We just clicked. We used to do no-look
passes and we knew where each of us
was."
May is quick to establish that
although he had better scoring num-
bers than his brother, his brother was
the "better all-around player."
Although May towers over his team-
mates now, he points out that in sev-
enth grade, he was preparing himself to
play anything but the center position as
he only stood 5-foot-7.
In one summer before his senior
year, May's height shot up from 6-foot
to 6-foot-4.
"I think I gained 20 pounds that
summer too," said May

ppentz@venicegondolier.com


BASEBALL from Page 0A


Rick Knapp followed with a triple over
the centerfielder's head off the wall to
score Bangert.
"It's nice to be on the winning side
especially a district game," said
Faulkner.
Venice plays at Riverview on
Thursday night then return home for


another district
against Charlotte
Night.


game on Friday
for Larry Sandburg


Port Charlotte 002 010 0 5 6 4
Venice 300 002 x 5 6 0

3B: Rick Knapp (PC). 2B: Dylon Lundblad


(PC), Brent Skogen (V). Leading hitters: Port
Charlotte, Jared McElwee 2-3, Lundblad 2-3,
Troy Fratina RBI, Knapp RBI; Venice, Alec
Stiver 2-3, Skogen 1-2 2 RBI, Kevin Guthrie
1-2 RBI. Pitching: Port Charlotte, Daniel
Schiller (L, 5.1 inns., 6 hits, 5 runs-2 earned,
3 walks, 4 strikeouts); Rick Knapp (0.2 inns.,
0 hits, 0 runs-earned, 0 walks, 1 strikeout);


Venice, Brent Krauss (5 inns., 5 hits, 3 runs-
earned, 2 walks, 8 strikeouts); Joe lorio (W, 1
inn., 1 hit, 0 runs-earned, 0 walks, 1 strike-
out); Aaron Rhodes (1 inn., 0 hits, 0 runs-
earned, 0 walks, 1 strikeout). Records: Port
Charlotte 1-5, 0-2; Venice 2-4, 1-1.

ppentz@venicegondolier.com


SUN PHOTO BY JUSTIN FENNELL
Venice's Joe lorio leaps for a throw from the catcher as
Port Charlotte's Troy Fratina steals second base in the
third inning on Tuesday night at Venice High.


SHORTS from Page 10A


8), Breeanna Hafeli (26-8) and
Mallory Meadows (25-11).The
discus team was Mike Herndon
(118-7), Sean Ruehr (111-2),
Hafeli (95-3) and Alex Ellis (86-9).
The mixed 4x800 meter relay
teams of Mike Marsh, David
Enander, Melinn Pfifer and Kelly
White finished in fourth place.
Grabbing fifth place in the
mixed 1,600 sprint medley were
Enander, Naphatara Teerasitkul,
Ester Mezhiborsky and Geena
Zinkland while the mixed triple
jump relay team of Andrew
Hammett, Matt Sawicki, Monica
Chin-Yee and Tori Mogford tied


BRIEFS from Page 10A

Rain washed out the
originally scheduled open-
ing on Feb. 27.
All the players from
Venice, Osprey, Nokomis,
Laurel and Englewood,
who play in the Majors,
Minors, Rookies and
Challenger programs will
be in attendance.
Fun booths, sporting
goods displays as well as


for sixth place.
The mixed distance medley
relay team of Mike Marsh, Tyler
Palson, Maggie Gokey and Lucy
Horton were in seventh place.
The mixed 110 meter hurdles
relay team of Wesley Ojeda, Eric
Lind, Brittany Johnson and
Julienna Courville placed seventh.
Grabbing one team point were
the mixed 4x1600 meter relay
teams of Tyler Palson, Anthony
Hinsman, Rosa Canas, Anna
Schmitz and the mixed 800 sprint
medley teams of Kody Sallis, Bo
Ceravolo, Ambray Polk and Jordan
Cline, who each placed eighth.


hot dogs and other ball-
park foods will be avail-
able with all proceeds
going to support the
Little League programs.
Come out to enjoy
the festivities and see
the refurbished and
painted fields, batting
cages, bleachers and
state-of-the-art score-
boards.


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POLICE BEAT


Teacher's fourth DUI
AVenice Middle
School music teacher
was spotted driving
drunk, according to a
Sarasota County
Sheriff's Office report. A
Ronald Jodwalis, 52,
3000 blockWilliams-
burg St., Nokomis, was
arrested and charged Jodwalis
with DUI-fourth of-
fense and driving while
license suspended-first offense. His
bond is $10,120.
A motorist pulled alongside a SCSO
deputy's car in the parking lot of 2612
Stickney Point Road, Sarasota, to tell
the deputy that a very drunk older
white male in a white Buick four-door
had pulled into the BP gas station.
The motorist said Jodwalis was all
over the road and was going to kill
someone.
The deputy observed Jodwalis sit-
ting in the driver's seat with the car
parked extremely close to the gas
pump. The deputy said it appeared
Jodwalis was eating yellow paper.
When the deputy made contact with
him, Jodwalis was eating a yellow
wrapper that came from food he had
on his lap. The deputy said his eyes
were bloodshot and glassy and he
observed obvious swaying of Jodwalis'
upper torso in all directions while he
was seated.
When the deputy asked if they
could talk and Jodwalis opened his car
door, the deputy said he reeked of
alcohol. The deputy saw the keys in
the ignition but the car was not run-
ning. Jodwalis tried to speak but his
speech was extremely slurred and
inaudible. When the deputy asked him
to exit the car, Jodwalis fell into the gas
pump and the deputy had to catch
him.
The deputy wrote in the report that
he assisted Jodwalis to the rear of his
car where he slumped onto the trunk.
Jodwalis relied heavily on the car or
the deputy to stay upright.


Jodwalis told the deputy that he was
drunk in an answer to most questions
the deputy asked him. He said he had
just come from a bar down the road
where he'd had a lot of vodka. Jodwalis
also said he takes medication for
depression, but he couldn't remember
how much or what kind. He just said
he was drunk.
He couldn't perform any of the field
sobriety tests. When asked to walk and
turn, he couldn't follow the instruc-
tions.
According to the report, Jodwalis
could not stand with his feet side by
side while on the line between the gas
pumps, and though told not to start,
began attempting to walk the line but
was not even close to being on the
line. Jodwalis then stopped and said he
couldn't perform the task "because I'm
drunk. No way. Not happening. Not
even close. I'm drunk. I surrender."
And he refused to continue.
The deputy wanted Jodwalis to do
the one-leg stand. But Jodwalis refused
stating, "I'm drunk. I told you, I'm
drunk."
At the jail, Jodwalis submitted to a
breath test and blew .314, .285 and
.289. The Florida DUI limit is .08.
Jodwalis also told the deputy he
didn't have a driver license, but he did
show him his Florida ID card. A
records search revealed his license had
been revoked because of the three pre-
vious DUIs.
Scott Ferguson, communications
specialist with the Sarasota County
School District, said Jodwalis, who has
been with the district since 1996, isn't
in any danger of losing his job because
of his DUI arrest.
That's because the collective-bar-
gaining agreement between the dis-
trict and the teachers union specifies
that off-duty behavior, unless it mani-
fests itself in the classroom, is not a
cause for discipline.
"While we certainly note it, and he
has the duty to self-report any convic-
tions and certain other legal issues, as
long as it doesn't affect his classroom


work, he would not lose his job,"
Ferguson said.
He said the district would be check-
ing Jodwalis' absentee rate. He missed
Monday, and the district had a substi-
tute teacher take over his classes that
day. Jodwalis returned to work on
Tuesday.
Ferguson reported that Jodwalis has
had four absences since the school
year began; that is not excessive, he
said, and they were not consecutive.


Those days did not include Monday's
absence.
What other steps the district might
take would depend on whether
Jodwalis is incarcerated long-term,
according to Ferguson.
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according to aVenice Police
Department report.
Patricia Esteve had known since
Feb. 1, that her son, Peter Newton
Esteve, was wanted for arrest in con-
nection with the armed burglary of a .
dwelling and dealing in stolen proper-
ty. Still, she drove to Checkers, 1721
South Tamiami Trail, and purchased a
meal for him. Esteve
Eleven minutes after the purchase
of the meal, VPD officers stopped
Patricia for an expired license plate.
Just prior to the stop, officers saw
movement in the rear seat of her car.
Asked to let the officers look in the
trunk of her car, she refused.
She was reminded of the warrant
for her son and asked for a second
time to allow officers to search the
trunk. Again she refused. Esteve
Later the same morning, when
Patricia drove away from her residence, VPD officers
were watching. They followed her to the 600 block of
South Tamiami Trail.
She drove through a gas station parking lot with-
out stopping and behind a business on a con-
cealed road, stopped her car and waited about two
minutes.
She then got out of her car and looked around, got
back in and drove about 20 feet farther down the
road. She got out again and looked around, then
went to the trunk of her car and assisted her son,
Peter, out of the trunk and gave him cigarettes.
She then allowed him to get into the rear seat of
the car and was about to leave when VPD officers
stopped her.
At the time of their arrests, Peter had a check writ-
ten to him by Patricia for $80 from her checking
account, and he was in possession of her Visa debit
card and a set of keys to her car, all proving she was
aiding her son in avoiding the police.
Patricia said her son had placed the food in the
trunk but she did not know he was hiding in the
vehicle.
But the officers re-enacted getting from the
backseat to the trunk and said photos show that a
person driving the car would have seen and heard
a person in the back seat accessing the trunk from
there.
Patricia Esteve, 300 block E. Base Ave., Venice, was
arrested and charged with two counts of aiding pris-
oner escape. Her bond is $10,000.
Peter Esteve, 300 block E. Base Ave., Venice, was
arrested on the outstanding warrant and charged
with armed burglary of a dwelling, structure or con-
veyance and dealing in stolen property. His bond is
$50,000.
Domestic battery
A victim told Sarasota County Sheriff's deputies
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delity, according to the report.
Apparently, she found what she
was looking for.
She awoke her boyfriend and con-
fronted him about cheating on her.
She told deputies he was intoxi-
cated and he "snapped," pushing the
victim around the house, punching
her and slamming her into walls
causing cuts and bleeding on both Baker
forearms.
The victim said he smashed her TV and broke her
coffee table. He fled the scene before deputies
arrived.
Christopher Allen Baker, 40, 3600 block Clematis
Road, Venice, was arrested and charged with battery.
Bond: $120.
Double domestic
Sarasota County Sheriff's Office
deputies arrested a boyfriend and girl-
friend in connection with committing
domestic violence on one another
according to the report. .
Deputies first talked with Scott
Kendrick Brutsche, who said he and
his girlfriend, Phylis P Kitchens, were
arguing because he wanted to rest
after work. Brutsche
When Kitchens started yelling,
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Kitchens was banging on the bedroom door and said


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ting and pushing him.
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pushed her away from him and told
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Though Kitchens had a screwdriver in Kitchens
her hand, she did not go after him
with it.
Kitchens left the house before deputies arrived.
Brutsche said the two had been boyfriend and
girlfriend for about two and a half years.
When deputies caught up with Kitchens, she had
another story to tell.
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her abuse of Brutsche, she said that Brutsche
punched her in the "breadbasket," and claimed to
have the bruises to prove it.
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cage where he could see a bruise.
Brutsche and Kitchens share a residence and have
a history of domestic violence, according to the
report.
Kitchens, 45, 300 block Briarwood Road, Venice,
was arrested and charged with domestic battery. Her
bond is $1,000.
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Jeepers, creepers...Watters is back


BY KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR


In "The Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening" of March 6, Venice's favorite song-and-
dance man, Eric Watters, will weave his "Old Black Magic" at the Church of the
Nazarene.
While little children "Hit the Road to Dreamland," Watters will be "Whistling
Away in the Dark," singing about "Emily" and "Lorna" and a "Satin Doll" as he pays
tribute to Johnny Mercer, one of America's great songwriters.
The occasion is "My Huckleberry Friend," Watters' 17th fundraiser for the
Venice Symphony's education program. In addition to raising more than $200,000
over the years, Watters also has educated countless fans about America's music
and music-makers. For example:
"The 'Strip Polka' was the first hit issued hI\ ( .pil, I;)1 lh. \. \\tL- i %II It
recently. "It was recorded by Johnny Mercei him -
self. The flip side was 'The CowCow
Boogie.'
"Mercer founded the company."

Preparation
Known for his in-depth preparation
as much as for his musical talent, Watters
has presented the music of Harry Warren
(2005), the music of World War II (2007)
and music based on the theme of travel
(2003). The entertainer goes beyond
singing and dancing, sharing the results of
his research by introducing songs with
historical notes, such as explaining why a t
certain song may have been written or :
what was happening historically at the '
time the lyrics were penned. .
"I have the songs picked out," Watters /
said. "I found some very funny songs like
Arthur Murray Taught Me Dancing in a
Hurry.' I have grown to like him (Mercer) i I
lot."
Other songs Watters will perform include,
"One for My Baby"; "Moon River"; "Days ol('
Wine and Roses"; "In the Cool, Cool, Cool (l
the Evening"; "On the Atchison, Topeka and .
the Santa Fe"; "Tangerine"; "Skylark";
"Summer Wind"; "Something's Gotta Give";
"That Old Black Magic"; "Blues in the Night";
"Fools Rush In"; and 'Autumn Leaves." Watters said he will perform about 33 songs
for this year's show.
"What set him apart was his Southern background," Watters said of Mercer.
"The Southern blues essence, Even 'Moon River' and 'My Huckleberry Friend.' He
used words and phrases that no one else had in their arsenal."
Watters will include songs that Mercer wrote with others, such as Jerome Kern,
Harold Arlen and Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn. As this article was being
written, Watters was thinking of adding one other collaboration a song that
Warren wrote to music by Dick Hyman, the Oscar Award-winning composer-
pianist who lives in Venice.
"He heard this tune that Dick wrote," Watters said. "He called Dick and said that
he wanted to put a lyric to the melody and Dick said, 'Go ahead,' and then he
(Mercer) died and Dick had to do the last two lines of the song."
Mercer died in 1976 having written some 1,500 songs.

Background
Why Mercer?
"I sort of had it in the back of my mind because I usually do this show in
November, and his 100th birthday would have been about the time I do the show,"
Watters said.
Watters' show was moved because the symphony was having a celebration for
its new conductor, Ken Bowermeister, about the same time.
In past shows he has involved friends like Jim Magero, symphony board mem-
bers, local celebrities Vee Garry-Chulli, retired symphony conductor Wes
Schumacher and, for many years, his late brother Carl. Always part of the show is
his musical accompanist, pianist Jim Cox. This show will be strictly Watters and
Cox.
Always a vision of sartorial splendor, Watters is equally at home wearing
sequined caps and vests, fringed leather western wear or top hat and tails. In the
course of a typical Watters show, he might wear all of the above, changing cos-
tumes to suit the music.

Scrooge is a good guy
Each year at Christmas, Watters beguiles Venetians with his portrayal of
Ebenezer Scrooge in Venice Theatre's annual production of "A Christmas Carol."


Throughout the year, Watters sings in the choir at Venice Presbyterian Church.
Another project dear to Watters' heart is his "Song of Life" project, a tax-free
foundation that provides a network of entertainers to perform for people in need
of cheer in hospitals, nursing homes and hospice centers.
Whatever the project, Watters gives his all, utilizing his background as a teacher,
financial planner, fund raiser and volunteer.
On March 1, he performed an entirely different concert for the benefit of CROP
Walk (Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty), another pet cause.
"Venice is the number one donor to CROP Walk in Florida," Watters said. "And
it is 21st in the U.S. of more than 2,000 cities. Twenty-five percent of the money
raised stays right here to benefit the South County Food Pantry and Salvation
Army and others."

Concert beneficiary
Venice Symphony's ed-
ucation program, the benefi-
Sciary of Watters' annual con-
certs, is the symphony's key
outreach program. Specif-
ically geared to third-graders
in South Sarasota County
Schools, the program intro-
S duces orchestral instruments
and music to the students.
Members of the sym-
phony go into the schools
with their instruments and
talk about the symphony
and its music. Later, South
County third-graders are
bused to the North Port
Performing Arts Center for
a concert by the symphony.
d" Classroom visits and trans-
Sportation to the symphony
S. are both funded by the
S" outreach program.
,':l'.. Over the years Eric
Watters shows have gen-
erated nearly $200,000 for
the symphony.

Dinner and a show
"My Huckleberry Friend" will be performed one night only, March 6, at 8 p.m.
at the Church of the Nazarene, 1535 E. Venice Ave. Tickets are $25 per person and
may be purchased from the symphony office. Call 488-1010. Consider that in past
years, Watters has often performed more than one sold-out show and just one
performance is scheduled this year.
Combine dinner and the show. Enjoy a buffet dinner at The Plantation Golf &
Country Club, 500 Rockley Blvd., from 4:30 to 6:45 p.m., which allows time to get
to the 8 p.m. show. Dinner is $22.50 per person, including salad, choice of entree,
dessert, beverage, tax and tip. Reservations are suggested as seating is limited for
the buffet. Call 493-4223.

kcool@venicegondolier.com




PHOTO COURTESY OF
ERIC WATTERS
Above center, Eric Watters
posed in a tree surrounded
by children who would bene-
fit from his annual concerts
for the Venice Symphony.

SUN FILE PHOTO
Right, Eric Watters per-
forms his annual sympho-
ny benefit shows with the
assistance of pianist Jim
Cox.


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PHOTO COURTESY OF RONALD GILLIS
50TH ANNIVERSARY


Gillis


PHOTO COURTESY OF IRVIN TUREK
50TH ANNIVERSARY


PHOTO COURTESY OF ANGELA HOUSEWORTH
FIRST BIRTHDAY


Maryann and Ronald
Gillis, of North Port, for-
merly ofVenice, celebrat-
ed their 50th wedding
anniversary at a two-day
family gathering in Punta
Gorda Feb. 19-20.
Their daughter, Leisha
Ann, and son, Ron Jr.,
and their spouses and
children were present.
They reside nearby.
They were married in
Bloomfield, N.J., and re-
sided many years in
Point Pleasant, N.J., and
Warrington, Pa.


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well known as a technical
coatings expert.
Maryann, fromVerona
and East Orange, N.J.,
was a restaurant banquet
manager and an assist-
ed-living supervisor.
The couple relocat-
ed to Venice 13 years
ago.
They now reside at
Lakeside Plantation in
North Port.


ACADEMIC HONORS


Valerie Ann White, of
Venice, was named to
the Dean's Honor Roll
for the fall 2009 semes-
ter at Fort Hays State
University, College of
Business and Leader-
ship, Hays, Kan.
Johnson T. Revels, of
Nokomis, Fla., made the
Honor Roll list at Gard-
ner-Webb University
during fall semester.
The list recognizes
outstanding college stu-
dents who achieve a
grade-point average be-
tween 3.2 and 3.7
through outstanding
academic contribution
during a semester.
Located in Boiling
Springs, N.C., Gardner-
Webb University seeks
a higher ground in
higher education, one
that embraces faith and
intellectual freedom,


balances conviction
with compassion and
inspires in students a
love of learning and
leadership.
Carrie Campbell, of
Venice, has been named
to the Seaver College
dean's list for the fall
2009 semester.
Seaver College, in
Malibu, Calif., is the
undergraduate school
for Pepperdine Univer-
sity, a Christian institu-
tion committed to the
highest standards of
academic excellence
and Christian values.
In order to earn
dean's list honors, stu-
dents must be in the
upper 10 percent of their
class and maintain a 3.5
or better grade-point
average, Campbell is
one of only 286 students
to receive the honor.


Irvin W. and Loretta
(Noonan) Turek, of
Venice, celebrated their
50th wedding anniver-
sary Feb. 27, 2010.
They were married in
Chester, Pa., and moved
to Venice in 1997. They
are both retired.


The couple are the
parents of four children:
Paul Turek, of Drumore,
Pa.; Rita Hess, of Glen
Carbon, Ill.; David Turek,
of Quarryville, Pa.; and
Sean Turek, of Venice.
They have nine grand-
children.


Walmsley wins Pet Choice award


Dr. Laurie Walmsley,
medical director for the
Animal Rescue Coalition,
was named Best Veterin-
arian in Sarasota County's
PetChoiceAwardsfor2010.
The pet communityhad
a chance to vote for their
favorite people and places
in both Sarasota and Man-
atee counties, and 20 Best
categories were awarded.
"Dr. Walmsley is very
dedicated to the animals,"
said Caroline Resnick, ARC
feral cat program coordina-


tor. ARC received first run-
ner up as Best Animal
Group and second runner
up for Best Domestic
Rescue.
"We appreciate the sup-
port from the animal wel-
fare community, said
Roberta Druif, executive
director.
ARC is in its second
decade of providing free
and low-cost spay/neuter
programs.
For more information,
visit www.arcsarasota.org.


Travis Korody cele-
brated his first birthday
Feb.14, 2010.
He is the son of Angela


Houseworth and Travis
Korody
His siblings are Cali,
Lindsey and Sebastian.


Rotary youth grants available


The Venice-Nokomis
Rotary Club is accepting
applications for its annu-
al Investment in Youth
grants program. Organ-
izations that serve local
youth are welcome to


apply. The deadline is Fri-
day, April 16. Applications
are available at www.
venicenokomisrotaryorg.
For more information,
contact Jim Renz at golf
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Tropical art show
Where: Inn at the Beach (lob-
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Notes: View the art of Mary-
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March 16.
Call: 484-8471
Greg Nielsen's jazz band
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Cost: $20 general admission;
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Time: 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Where: Venice Community
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Venice
Notes: free USDA commodities
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Call: 379-6333
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Time: 4-6 p.m.
Where: 340 S. Tuttle Ave.,
Sarasota
Notes: Diane McFarlin, Pam
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media. Women's Resource
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sponsor this free event. Call to
register.
Call: 366-1700
Fashion show
and luncheon
Time: 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Where: Plantation Golf &
Country Club, 500 Rockley
Blvd., Venice
Notes: The Plantation
Community Foundation pre-
sents Plantation Project
Runway fashion show and lun-
cheon. Make checks payable
to the foundation. The show
will feature fashions from
Talbots, Daisy Cotton and the
Plantation's golf and tennis pro
shops. Proceeds become part
of the foundation for worthy
South Sarasota County chari-
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EDITOR'S NOTE: Please call
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the date and time prior to
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Cost: $35
Call: 497-4826
Indiana Club
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Where: Lemon Bay Park, 570
Bay Park Blvd., Englewood
Notes: Open to all present and
former Hoosiers. Potluck-
bring your own dish to share
and table service. RuthWidau
will present a history of the
White House.
Call: 408-5378
Western Michigan
University golf outing
Time: noon
Where: Pelican Pointe Golf &
Country Club, 499 Derbyshire
Drive, Venice
Notes: Open to all Western
Michigan University alumni
and friends
Cost: $50
Call: George Carpenter, 497-
3621, or Jim Madaus, (586)
321-0824
Paws for Patriots meeting
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Where: Disabled American
Veterans, 600 Colonia Lane,
Nokomis
Notes: Jim Mowat, chairman, a
Veterans of Foreign Wars
member, will conduct the
meeting for all fraternal orga-
nizations and service clubs
involved in promoting service
dogs for blind veterans.
Call: 484-5406
Garage sale
RSVP: March 3
Date/time: March 6, 8 a.m.-2
p.m.
Where: Venice Presbyterian
Church, 111 E. Firenze Ave. (on
the Rialto), Venice
Notes: Sale will include house-


hold items, baked goods,
morning coffee and noontime
lunch.
Call: 244-0514
Painting techniques of
Impressionist Masters
RSVP: March 3
Date: March 5-April 9, once a
week for six weeks
Time: 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Where: Venice Art Center, 390
S. Nokomis Ave., Venice
Notes: Dr. Mary-Louise Bia-
sotti Hooper will teach.
Cost: $80VAC members; $105
nonmembers
Call: 485-7136
Peer counseling
Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Where: Women's Resource
Center, 701 Center Road,
Venice
Notes: Peer counseling is avail-
able every weekday. A trained,
caring, nonjudgmental volun-
teer will listen, provide support
and make referrals.
Cost: $5 donation requested
Call: 485-9724
Link: www.thewomens
resourcecenter.org
Kiwanis
Time: 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m.
Where: American Legion, 1770
E. Venice Ave., Venice
Notes: Visitors and out-of-
town Kiwanians are warmly
welcomed.
Cost: $10
Call: Beverly Miller, 484-7394
Running group
Time: 6 a.m.
Where: Meet at Centennial
Park, near Gazebo, downtown
Venice
Notes: People of all ages, paces
and distances are welcome.


The group meets every
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. Run/walkers are also
welcome. No cost.
Call: Roger, 244-2730, or Tuula,
488-5688
E-mail: rogerhauge@
gmail.com
Watercolors with Walter
Time: 10 a.m.-noon
Where: Woodmere Park, 3951
Woodmere Park Blvd., Venice
Cost: $20
Call: 861-5000
Evening book club
Time: 6 p.m.
Where: Jacaranda Library, 4143
Woodmere Park Blvd., Venice
Call: 861-5000
Venice Archives
Time: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.,
Monday, Tuesdays and
Wednesday
Where: Historic Triangle Inn,
351 S. Nassau St., Venice
Notes: Open to the public for
the Venice Archives & Area
Historical Collection. Personal
research may be arranged by
calling James Hagler, director.
Call: 486-2487
Train depot tours
Time: 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Monday, Wednesdays and
Friday
Where: Train Depot, Seaboard
Avenue, Venice
Notes: For tours of 10 or more,
call Jerry at 496-9474. The Red
Caboose is only open on
Wednesday for tours.
Call: 412-0151, leave a mes-
sage.
Historic homes
walking tour
Time: 10:30 a.m.


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SATURDAY, MARCH 6, AND
SATURDAY, MARCH 20
Coed mountain bike ride
Time: 8-11 a.m.
Where: T. Mabry Carlton Jr. Memorial
Reserve, 1800 Mabry Carlton Parkway,
Venice
Notes: Friends of Carlton Reserve
member Lori Biagini will hold a three-
hour strenuous pace off-road bike ride
for experienced riders only. Event is for
the Women's Mountain Bike and Tea
Society. Knobby tires and helmet
required. Must call to reserve.
Call: Lori Biagini, 492-4639


SUNDAY, MARCH 7
Porcelain sculpture exhibit
Time: noon-5 p.m.
Where: B. Aline Blanchard Studio &
Gallery, 3449 Technology Drive, Unit
104, Venice
Notes: Studio artists of Korean master
potter Ki Woon Huh will be featured.
Call: 485-4018
E-mail: baline@comcast.net


Link: www.balineblanchard.com


SATURDAY, MARCH 13
Historic Venice trolley tour
Time: 9:30 a.m. or 11 a.m.
Where: Tour starts at the Historic
Triangle Inn, 351 S. Nassau St., Venice
Notes: Reserved tickets are on sale for
trolley tours that will run on Saturdays,
March 13 and March 20. Each trolley
tour takes place at 9:30 a.m. or 11 a.m.
Tickets are available at the Triangle Inn.
Hours for the inn are 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Monday, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
There is limited seating for the trolley
tours, so reserve a spot.
Cost: $15
Call: 486-2487


SATURDAY, MARCH 13
Greenwich/Florida Reunion
Time: 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
Where: Jacaranda West Country Club,
1901 Jacaranda Blvd., Venice
Notes: The 16th annual reunion will
benefit Greenwich, Conn. charities.


Reservations are required and space is
limited.
Call: Grace Brown, (941) 429-5423

SATURDAY, MARCH 13, AND
SUNDAY, MARCH 14
Jewelry sale and benefit
Dates/times: March 13, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.;
March 14, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Where: Loveland Center, 157 South
Havana Road, Venice
Notes: The public is invited to the
ninth annual Costume Jewelry sales
that will feature new, old, antique and
collectible jewelry, such as Monet, Tri-
fari and Sarah Coventry. Jewelry dona-
tions gratefully accepted. All proceeds
will benefit the students of Loveland
Center.
Call: 485-1674 or 266-7627


SATURDAY, MARCH 20
Celebrity Waiter Dinner
Time: 6 p.m.
Where: Venice Yacht Club, 1330 Tarpon
Center Drive, Venice


Notes: The event is a fundraiser for The
Beacon House in Venice. The theme
will be Rock 'n' Roll for Mental Health.
Cost includes dinner and dessert; cash
bar available.
Cost: $50
Call: 953-3477
Link: www.celebritywaiter.com


TUESDAY, JUNE 22-27
Festival in Paradise
Time: Contact theater for times
Where: Venice Theatre, 140 W Tampa
Ave., Venice
Notes: The American Association of
Community Theatre has selected Ven-
ice Theatre to host the 2010 Interna-
tional Amateur Theatre Festival. Hun-
dreds of visitors will participate. Inter-
ested persons can be involved to at-
tend performances, volunteer or be-
come a sponsor. There will be work-
shops, seminars, networking and plen-
ty of refreshments, after-glow parties,
awards and good theater fellowship.
E-mail: festival@venicestage.com
Link: www.venicestage.
com/international


Toast To Venice fundraiser on tap


Where: Leaving from the Tri-
angle Inn, 351 S. Nassau St.,
Venice
Notes: The Triangle Inn is
sponsoring a Historic Homes
of Venice Walking Tour on
Wednesday. Sebastiano Liseo,
author of "The Mediterranean
Architecture ofVenice and
Sarasota," will lead the tour.
Cost: $10 at Triangle Inn
Call: 486-2487
Club food
Time: 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Where: Venice-Nokomis Elks
Lodge, 1021 Discovery Way,
Nokomis
Notes: Menu varies weekly.
Drive-up available. Authentic
smoked meats available
Wednesday and Friday in
parking lot.
Costs: Prices range from $5-
$12.
Call: 486-1854

Time: 11 a.m.-2 p.m., lunch; 5-
8 p.m., dinner
Where: Disabled American
Veterans, 600 East Colonia
Lane, Nokomis
Notes: Lunches and Italian
Fest dinners are open to the
public. Corned beef and cab-
bage will be served March 17,
and J.W will perform from 6-9
p.m.
Costs: Lunch from $3; dinner
from $5
Call: 488-4500
Bingo
Time: 6-8:30 p.m.
Where: American Legion, 1770
E. Venice Ave., Venice
Call: 488-1157
Euchre, bridge
Time: 6-7:45 p.m.
Where: Jacaranda Library,
4143 Woodmere Park Blvd.,
Venice
Call: 861-5000
Duplicate bridge
for novices
Time: 9 a.m.
Where: 751 South U.S. 41
Please see VENUE, 4B

EDITOR'S NOTE: For listings of
fitness and dance classes, sup-
port groups, medical screenings
and health information, see the
Well-Being section on 7B.


Corrections
A photo caption in the
Feb. 24, 2010, edition of the
Venice Gondolier Sun identi-
fied Dr. Heather
McCullough as holding an
exhibit in the gallery at
Venice Art Center, when she
is holding the exhibit at the
Venice Theatre's Mitzi
Voelker Gallery. The
Gondolier regrets the error.
A golf outing to benefit
South County Food Bank at
Venice East Golf Club
planned for March 6 has
been canceled. A notice for
the event mistakenly ran in
the MarkYour Calendar sec-
tion of the Venice Gondolier
Sun on Feb. 27. It will not
take place.


Patrick Keigher, with Images by Patrick, lent his photo of the train station to Jerry Woelfel, chair of the
Venice-Nokomis Rotary's Toast To Venice fundraiser, which will be held Friday, March 5, at the Historic
Train Depot on Seaboard Avenue.





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Bypass, Venice
Notes: This is a friendly introduction to competitive
bridge for those with less than 200 masterpoints.
Cost: $7
Call: 484-9086


Link: www.bridgebuddy.net
Bridge class
Time: 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Where: 751 South U.S. 41
Bypass, Venice
Notes: Class is for advanced
players who want to
improve their skills.
Call: 485-8366 or 497-0353
Link: www.bridgebuddy.net
Duplicate bridge


Time: 1-4:30 p.m.
Where: 751 South U.S. 41
Bypass, Venice
Notes: This is friendly and
competitive bridge for players of all ages, sanctioned
by the American Contract Bridge League.
Cost: $7
Call: 485-8366
Link: www.bridgebuddy.net
Disc jockey music
Time: 7-10 p.m.
Where: Eagles Aerie, 621 East Colonia Lane,
Nokomis
Call: 484-4470
Music by Bruno







Time: 5-7:30 p.m. seven days a week
Where: Cafe Island ofVenice, Veranda Inn, 625 South
Tamiami Trail, Venice
Notes: Bruno Mollica, ofVenice, and Friends will
offer singing and music.
Call: 237-8806
Link: www.veniceinformationcenter.com
Senior beach walk
Time: 8:30-10:30 a.m.
Where: Nokomis Beach Pavilion, 100 South Casey
Key Road, Nokomis
Notes: This self-guided beach walk starts at the
plaza.
Cost: $1 one-time fee for a one-mile walk
Call: 861-5000
Shuffleboard open house
Time: 1-4 p.m. Wednesday,
Friday and Mondays
Where: Hecksher Park, 450
W Venice Ave., corner of
Harbor Drive and Barcelona,
Venice
Notes: Anyone interested in
learning the game or joining
the club is welcome.
Refreshments will be served.
Cost: $1 nonmembers; free
to members
Call: Bill, 586-5889
Snook Haven music
Time: noon-2 p.m.
Where: Snook Haven, 5000 E. Venice Ave., Venice
Notes: The Hi-Lites play banjo and guitar and sing.
Call: 488-3023
E-mail: banjolady@comcast.net
Free drawing class
Time: 10-11 a.m.
Where: Median across from Venice Beach, near the
Army Air Base sign
Notes: Former art teacher will teach drawing for free.
Call: Madge Meyer, 234-3498
Afternoon jazz
Time: 3-5 p.m.
Where: Gazebo, Centennial
Park, West Venice Avenue,
Venice
Notes: Tony Onorato and
his Gentlemen of Jazz will
perform a jazz concert at
the gazebo in Centennial
Park everyWednesday
through March 31.
Musicians and singers are
welcome. Bring a lawn
chair. There is no fee, but
donations are accepted.

Big band dance
Time: 10 a.m.-noon
Where: American Legion, 1770 E. Venice Ave., Venice
Notes: Dance to music from the good old days with
the sounds of the Royal Airs.
Call: 488-1157
Pickle-ball
Time: 5-7:30 p.m.
Where: Pinebrook tennis courts, Venice (call for
directions)
Notes: Advanced players play at this park Mondays
and Wednesdays, 5-7:30 p.m. Beginners meet at
Foxworthy-Bypass Park, Venice, on Tuesdays,
Thursday and Saturdays, 9-11:30 a.m. Call Jack Beck
for directions and beginner instructions.
Call: 488-2889

Amphibious Forces luncheon
Time: 11 a.m.
Where: American Legion ofVenice, Post 159, 1770 E.
Venice Ave., Venice
Notes: The group is seeking former Coast Guard and
Navy veterans who sailed on a tank landing ships or
crewed on any amphibious craft that landed on for-
eign beaches. The group also meets on the third
Monday of the month at the Moose Lodge, 2121


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Book Club luncheon
Time: 11:30 a.m.
Where: Jacaranda West Country
Club, 1901 Jacaranda Blvd., Venice
Notes: Dr. Mary Fremont
Schoenecker will present her books
"Finding Fiona" and "Moonglade,"
both from her Maine Shore
Chronicles. She will discuss her his-
torical Civil War novel "Four
Summers Waiting" followed by a
book signing.
Call: 493-5010


Loveland Blvd., Port Charlotte, at 11 a.m.
Call:Venice: Leroy, 497-0345; Port Charlotte: Roger,
(941) 474-4341
Food giveaway
Time: 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Where: Venice
Community Center, 326
S. Nokomis Ave., Venice
Notes: Free USDA com-
modities for eligible
Sarasota County residents
Call: 379-6333


THURSDAY, MARCH 4
Global issues seminar
Time: 2-5 p.m.
Where: G.WIZ Museum, 1001 Boulevard of the Arts,
Sarasota
Notes: The Sarasota Institute of Lifelong Learning
will present "Turkey's EU Accession," by Dr. Soner
Cagaptay
Cost: $30
Call: 365-6404
Link: www.sillsarasota.org
Harry Allen Quartet
Time: 8 p.m.
Where: The Players Theatre, 838 North Tamiami
Trail, Sarasota
Notes: Concert tickets must be purchased at the
Players's box office or by phone during the 30th
annual Sarasota Jazz Festival through March 6.
Cost: $35, $30 general admission; $25 members; $10
students
Call: 365-2494
Assertiveness class
Dates and times: March 4,11,18 and April 1; 10:30
a.m.-noon (four class series)
Where: Women's Resource Center, 701 Center Road,
Venice
Notes: Learn to become more confident while learn-
ing to network with facilitator and life coach Betsy
Zackrison, M.S.
Cost: $5, members; $8, nonmembers
Call: 485-9724
Link: www.thewomensresourcecenter.org


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Termites
Time: 2-4 p.m.
Where: Shamrock Park Nature Center, 3900 W
Shamrock Drive, Venice
Notes: Presentation will focus on termite biology,
behavior and ways to discourage them.
Call: Mary King, 861-9803
Link: sarasota.extension.ufl.edu
Estate planning program
Time: 6-7:30 p.m.
Where: Jacaranda Public Library, 44143 Woodmere
Park Blvd., Venice
Notes: The Sarasota County Bar Association's Young
Lawyers Division presents its first Law at the Library
program, "Estate planning: It's not just for the elder-
ly." The public service program is free.
Call: 366-6703
Link: www.sarasotabar.com
Friendship Force meets
Time: 7 p.m.
Where: Waldemere Fire Station, Waldemere Street
and East Avenue, Sarasota
Notes: A TSA official from Sarasota-Bradenton
Airport will speak. Friendship Force, started by for-
mer President Jimmy Carter, sows seeds of friend-
ship across borders. Citizens exchange countries for
one week traveling as goodwill ambassadors and
share the culture of a host family. New members are
welcome.
E-mail: ggrenier@tampabay.rr.com
Fashion show and luncheon
Time: 11:30 a.m.
Where: Venice Gardens Civic Center, 406 Shamrock
Blvd., Venice
Notes: Fashions will be by Denise's Boutique with a
theme of "Island Days in the Gardens."
Clydesdales
Time: 5-7 p.m.
Where: Nassau Street
behind Venice Community
Center, Venice
Notes: Venice MainStreet
announced the Chamber of
Commerce and Gold Coast
Eagle Distributing are bring-
ing back the Budweiser
Clydesdales for a parade
around downtown Venice.
The horses will line up at the
staging area behind the
Community Center at 4 SUN FILE PHOTO
p.m., and the parade will start
at 5 p.m.
Call: 484-6722
Peer counseling
Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Where: Women's Resource Center, 701 Center Road,
Venice
Notes: Peer counseling is available every weekday. A
trained, caring, nonjudgmental volunteer will listen,
provide support and make referrals.
Cost: $5 donation requested
Call: 485-9724


Time: 5-7:30 p.m.
Where: Venice-Nokomis Elks Lodge, 1021 Discovery
Way, Nokomis
Call: 486-1854

Time: 5-8 p.m.
Where: American Legion, 1770 E. Venice Ave., Venice

Time: 5-8 p.m.
Where: Eagles Aerie, 621 East Colonia Lane,
Nokomis
Call: 484-4470

Time: 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Where: Disabled American Veterans, 600 East
Colonia Lane, Nokomis
Notes: Open to the public.
Cost: Prices start at $3
Call: 488-4500
Music by Bruno
Time: 5-7:30 p.m. seven days a week
Where: Cafe Island ofVenice, Veranda Inn, 625 South
Tamiami Trail, Venice
Notes: Bruno Mollica, ofVenice, and Friends will
offer singing and music.
Call: 237-8806
Link: www.veniceinformationcenter.com
Jewelry classes
Time: 6-8 p.m.
Where: ErlenBach Studio, 207 Nokomis Ave., Venice
Call: 227-4335
Venice-Nokomis Rotary
Time: noon-1 p.m.
Where: Venice Yacht Club, 1330 Tarpon Center Drive,
Venice
Call: 493-0390
Link: www.venicenokomisrotary.org
Aerobic Walking Club
Time: 5:45-7 p.m.
Where: T. Mabry Carlton Jr. Reserve, 1800 Mabry
Carlton Parkway, Venice
Notes: Members of the Aerobic Walking Club walk at
Carlton Reserve, led by a ranger. Meet at the pavil-
ion.
Call: 486-2547
Cruise Club
Time: 7 p.m.
Where: CrossRoads American Grille, 385 North U.S.
41 Bypass, Venice
Notes: The club's mission is for members to cruise

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Link: www.thewomensresourcecenter.org
Gardening answers
Time: 9:30 a.m.-noon
Where: Venice Public Library,
300 S. Nokomis Ave., Venice
Call: 861-1350
Trivia
Time: 6-8 p.m.
Cost: $1
Notes: Reservations suggested during season
Where: Venice Nokomis Elks Lodge, 1021 Discovery
Way, Nokomis
Call: 486-1854
Table tennis
Time: 1-3 p.m.
Where: Woodmere Park, 3951 Woodmere Park Blvd.,
Venice
Notes: Drop in on Thursdays and play table tennis.
Bring your own equipment.
Cost: $2
Call: Wendy Mages, 486-2780
Line-dance classes
Time: 11 a.m.-noon
Where: Nokomis Community Center, 234 East
Nippino Trail, Nokomis
Cost: $5 per class
Call: 861-5000
Hula class
Time: 10-11 a.m.
Where: Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 800 South
Tamiami Trail, Venice
Call: 488-3009
Karaoke
Time: 7-10 p.m.
Where: Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 8118, 832
E. Venice Ave., Venice
Call: 486-8551
Tappercise
Time: 10-11:30 a.m.
Where: Starz Choice Dance Academy, 348 S.
Seaboard Ave., Venice
Call: 408-0019
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Time: 9-11:30 a.m.
Where: Foxworthy-Bypass Park, Venice (call for
directions)
Notes: The game is played at this park Tuesdays,
Thursday and Saturdays. Advanced players meet at
Pinebrook tennis courts on Mondays and
Wednesday, 5-7:30 p.m. Call Jack Beck for directions
and beginner instructions.
Call: 488-2889
Banjo music
Time: 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Where: Snook Haven, 5000 E. Venice Ave., Venice
Notes: Gulf Coast Banjo Society entertains every
Thursday through May.
Call: 488-3023
MOPS
Time: 9:30 a.m.
Where: Venice Presbyterian Church, 111 E. Firenze
Ave., Venice
Notes: Mothers of preschoolers meet.
Call: 726-3804 or 488-2258
Venice Area Garden Club
Time: 10 a.m.-noon
Where: South Venice Community
Center, 720 Alligator Drive, Venice
Notes: Preserving Our Natural
Places will be presented by
Jennifer Randolph, spokeswoman
for Wildlands Conservation.
Refreshments will be served. All garden enthusiasts
are welcome.
Call: 323-0599


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Global issues lecture
Time: 10 a.m.


Duplicate bridge
Time: 1-4:30 p.m.
Where: 751 South
U.S. 41 Bypass,
Venice
Notes: This is friend-
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bridge for players of
all ages, sanctioned
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Cost: $7
Call: 485-8366
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Saturday, March 13th 8:30 am 12:30 pm
Registration starts at 8:30 am
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S* Prizes for the BEST Poker Hands
Rules online at www.vabi.org or
contact the VABI office.
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meals, free T-shirt to first 100 and a
VABI membership.
Pre-register at
S'941-207-8224 (VABI)
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parks, historic sites and
supporting VABI.
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Where: Venice Theatre, 140 W Tampa Ave., Venice
Notes: The Sarasota Institute of Lifelong Learning
will present "Islam and Secularism in Turkey," by Dr.
Soner Cagaptay
Cost: $7
Call: 365-6404
Link: www.sillsarasota.org
Jazz by Dick Hyman and Peter Appleyard
Time: 8 p.m.
Where: The Players
Theatre, 838 North
Tamiami Trail, Sarasota
Notes: Concert tickets
must be purchased at the
Players box office or by
phone during the 30th
annual Sarasota Jazz
Festival, which runs
through March 6.
Cost: $40, $35 general
admission; $30 members; $10 students
Call: 365-2494

Operetta
Time: noon
Where: Sarasota Opera House lobby, 61 N. Pineapple
Ave., Sarasota
Notes: Apprentice artists of Sarasota Opera perform
songs from operettas
Cost: Free
Call: 366-8450
Sarasota Orchestra Association
fashion show set
RSVP: March 5
Date: March 12
Time: 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Where: Venice Yacht Club, 1330 Tarpon Center Drive,
Venice
Notes: Sarasota Orchestra Association Chapter South
will hold its Sailing into Spring luncheon and fashion
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8:15 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and noon, first
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The Rialto. To RSVP call 483-7354.
Parkinson's support group
A Parkinson's disease support group
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month (March 4) at Jacaranda Trace
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enrichment center, 3600 William Penn
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p.m., first Thursday of the month
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Port Charlotte. Call Bob at 697-3055.
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8) in Englewood Community
Hospital's Suncoast Auditorium, 700
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meets at 7 p.m. the second and fourth
Tuesday of each month in the confer-
ence room at Jacaranda Public
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WELL-BEING from Page 7B


Bypass. Han will talk about the bene-
fits of acupuncture and herbs for half
an hour and how they work, and what
conditions acupuncture will help.
After the seminar, Han will give peo-
ple free mini-acupuncture treatment
on site. For more information, call
Han's office at 486-1555 or 363-7968.
Alzheimer's group
Monthly Alzheimer's Support Group,
10 a.m., second Wednesday of the
month (March 10), Clare Bridge of
Venice, 1200 Avenida del Circo. Call
485-8885.
COPD group
COPD education and support group,
3 p.m., second Thursday of the
month (March 11) in the cafeteria at
Englewood Community Hospital,
700 Medical Blvd. Call 473-3119.
Bereavement group
The Bereavement Support Group
meets 3-4 p.m., the second and
fourth Thursdays of the month in the
Administrative Conference Room at
Englewood Community Hospital,
700 Medical Blvd. Call 697-0783.
Sign language coffee
Time: 7-9 p.m., second Friday of the
month
Where: Books-A-Million, 4230 South
Tamiami Trail, Venice
Notes: Open to all those who are
learning or wish to practice their sign
language skills.
Psychic Fair
Time: 10 a.m.-3 p.m., second Saturday
of the month
Where: Angel Ministries, 2269 South
Tamiami Trail, Suite 3A, Venice
Notes: Tarot card readings, massages,
spiritual advice
Call: 492-4995
Link: www.angelministriesofflorida.
com
Secular Organization
for Sobriety
Secular Organization for Sobriety, aka
Save Ourselves, is an alternative sup-
port group for alcoholics and other
addicts that meets 6-7 p.m.
Wednesday at 7727-A Holiday Drive,
Snug Harbor Village, Sarasota.
Meetings are free, open to all and
confidential. For more information,
call Roland at 926-3946, e-mail
philipcgc@comcast.net or visit
www.sossobriety.org.
Help with prescriptions
The Community Pharmacy of
Sarasota County Inc., 225 South
Tamiami Trail, Nokomis, assists unin-
sured residents in obtaining their rou-
tine prescription medications. Call
445-5687 or visit www.cpsarasota.org.
Jazzercise in Nokomis
Certified Jazzercise instructor Pam
Bonsall teaches a new class 6:30-7:30
p.m. Monday and Wednesdays at
the Nokomis Community Center, 234
Nippino Trail, Nokomis. This is a car-
dio, strength, and stretch class to
music you love. For more informa-
tion, call 492-2084 or e-mail
jazzpam@comcast.net.
Medicare help
Associated Medicare Patients Inc., an
independent, nonprofit corporation
of volunteers, helps those on
Medicare navigate the health insur-
ance system. AMP is free and serves
Sarasota, Englewood and Venice.
Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday and
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday. AMP is
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Centers, 2350 Scenic Drive, Venice.
AMP is always looking to train new
counselors. For more information, call
584-0051.
Co-Dependents Anonymous
A women-only Co-Dependents
Anonymous group meets 10-11 a.m.
on Thursday at Unity of Sarasota,
3023 Proctor Road, Sarasota.
Newcomers are welcome. Call 306-
1825 or visit www.coda.org.
Nar-Anon group
The Thursday Nar-Anon Family
Group, a support group for families
with a family member with a drug
addiction, meets 7-8 p.m. at St. Mark's
Episcopal Church library, 513 S.
Nassau St., Venice (behind Venice
Regional Medical Center). This group
is for the family, not the addict. Call
Ray, 497-6879.


Line dancing classes
Line dancing classes with Jackie
Wheeler, intermediate class, 7-8:30
p.m. Monday; beginner class, 7-8:30
p.m. Wednesday. Fee: $4 per class.
Call 493-2776.
Wellness Community
Events are free for cancer patients and
a caregiver. Call 921-5539.
* Support groups, 10-11:30 a.m.
Monday at Jacaranda Trace, 3600
William Penn Way.
* Adaptive yoga classes, noon-1:30
p.m. Monday at Jacaranda Trace,
3600 William Penn Way
* Qigong exercise classes, 10-11 a.m.
Tuesday at Jacaranda Trace, 3600
William Penn Way.
* Small-group discussion, For Men
Only, 2-3 p.m. the first and third
Tuesday of each month at 3900 Clark
Road, Building P-3, Sarasota. This is a
drop-in, casual meeting open to male
cancer patients at all stages of treat-
ment for prostate cancer.
Hypnosis
Weight Loss Hypnosis, 5 p.m. or 6:15
p.m. Monday, Hypnosis Venice, 333
South Tamiami Trail, Suite 284. Fee:
$15. Visit www.hypnosisvenice.com or
call 445-4322 or 525-4770.
Zumba dance, yoga classes
Zumba dance fitness class, 6:15-
7:15 p.m. Tuesday and Thursdays,
and beginners yoga class, 6 p.m.
Monday, at the Venice Community
Center, 326 S. Nokomis Ave. Contact
Mary Lynn Szerbin at mlszerbin@
aol.com, 685-8445 or 408-8205 to
reserve a spot.
Screenings
Free blood pressure and blood sugar
tests by Home Health Services of
Venice, 8:30-10:30 a.m. Thursday at
Venice HealthPark, 1201 Jacaranda
Blvd. Call 485-7711.
Acupuncture
Acupuncture physician Dr. Lucy Han
holds free seminars, noon-1 p.m.
Wednesday at 389 Commercial
Court, Suite B. RSVP to 486-1555.
Insurance advice
SHINE (Serving the Health Insurance
Needs of Elders) visits the Senior


Friendship Centers, 9 a.m.-noon
Thursday at 2350 Scenic Drive. Call
584-0075.
Caregiver Time Out
A free weekly caregiver support group
meets 1:15-3 p.m. Friday at St. Mark's
Episcopal Church, 508 Riviera St. Led
by a professional facilitator, Caregiver
Time Out offers group support, com-
munity resources and activities pro-
vided for loved ones during the ses-
sion. Registration required. Call
Pamela at 366-2224.


Couples Helping Couples
An anonymous 12-step program for
all couples looking to improve their
relationships, 7:30-9 p.m. Friday at
SouthVenice Christian Church, 2390
Seaboard Ave., Venice. Twelve-step
experience not necessary. Couples
work on such things as commitment,
communication, conflict resolution -
anything that impedes a healthy and
happy relationship. Free. (A donation
to cover rent is appreciated but not
necessary.) Call 475-8535 or 492-9547
or visit www.recovering-couples.org
for more information.
Walkabout group
The Saturday Morning Walkabout
group meets at 8 a.m. Saturday at
Volunteer Park, behind the Gulf
Coast Community Foundation of
Venice. Each Saturday a different
2 1/2-mile route is selected. Mileage
is recorded and incentive awards are
presented for various total miles
walked. Bring your pets, too. New
walkers welcome.
Bicycling
Join bicyclists from 9:30-10:30 a.m.
Saturday at Volunteer Park, behind
the Gulf Coast Community
Foundation of Venice, for a leisurely
10-mile ride on the Venetian
Waterway Park. All levels of experi-
ence welcome. Call 468-8124.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday and Thursdays in the
Suncoast Auditorium of Englewood
Community Hospital, 700 Medical
Blvd. Call 426-7655.
Al-Anon
Al-Anon and Alateen family meet-
ings take place several times a week
at area locations. Call 426-7655 or
visit southfloridaal-anon.org.
* Monday Morning Miracles AFG,
Epiphany Cathedral, Soy Building, 317
Tarpon St., 11 a.m. Monday
* Beginner's Meeting, St. Mark's
Episcopal Church, 508 Riviera St.,
church office building, 7 p.m.
Monday
* Let Go & Let God AFG, Venice
Presbyterian Church, 111 E. Firenze
St., 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
* Freedom AFG, Church of the
Nazarene, 1535 E. Venice Ave. (chil-
dren welcome), 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday
* Wednesday Step Study, Grace United
Methodist Church, 400 E. Field St., 7
p.m. Wednesday
* Steps & Growth, The Church of
Christ, 4301 State Road 776, 10 a.m.
Thursday


* Peace Pipe, Emmanuel Lutheran
Church, 790 South Tamiami Trail,
Room 101, 7 p.m. Thursday
* On the island, Emmanuel Lutheran
Church, 790 South Tamiami Trail, 8
p.m. Thursday
* Step in the Right Direction, St. Mark's
Episcopal Church, 508 Riviera St.
(behind church), 7 p.m. Friday
* Step in the Right Direction Alateen,
St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 508
Riviera St., church office building, 7
p.m. Friday
* Saturday Night Live, Emmanuel
Lutheran Church, 790 South Tamiami
Trail, 7 p.m. Saturday
* Keep it Simple Sunday, Emmanuel
Lutheran Church, 790 South Tamiami
Trail, 7 p.m. Sunday
Yoga for Every Body
Yoga for Every Body is offered 9-10
a.m. Wednesday and Fridays; 6-7
p.m. Thursday at Venice Fitness
Center, 2203 South Tamiami Trail,
Venice. Bring a mat. The cost is $10.
Call 473-0135.
Yoga with Elin
Yoga with Elin is held at 8 a.m. and 9
a.m. Monday through Saturday;
SunsetYoga, 5:30 p.m. Monday and
Wednesday at Venice Beach, near the
pavilion. This is free yoga on Venice
Beach with Elin Larsen. Call 408-9642.
Yoga for everyone
Yoga for everyone is
held at 6:15 p.m.
Wednesday at Venice
Community Center, 326
S. Nokomis Ave. The
cost is $8; discounts
available. Call 408-
8205.
Yoga and
tai chi
Daily yoga and SUN FILE PHOTOS
tai chi classes are Monday through
Saturday at SpaVenice, 775 The Rialto
(behind Goodwill). All levels, various
instructors. The cost is $15 per class;
$12, series of eight ($96). Call 480-9009
or go to www.spavenice.com for
schedule.
Meals on Wheels
Venice Area Mobile Meals provides a
warm, nutritious noon-time meal to
any person in the greater Venice area
unable to prepare a meal because of
physical or mental disability, regard-
less of their financial situation; there
are no age restrictions. Special salads
and desserts are available for diabet-
ics. The cost is minimal and recipients
are billed monthly. The Meals on
Wheels office is open 8-11 a.m.
Monday through Saturday. The
answering machine can take a mes-
sage at any time. To start the service,
call 488-1889. For more information,
visit www.VeniceAreaMobileMeals.
com.
Peer counseling
Appointments for peer counseling
are available Monday-Friday at the
Women's Resource Center, 701
Center Road, Venice. Trained volun-
teers offer support, encouragement
and referrals. Donations are accept-
ed. Call 485-9724 or visit www.
thewomensresourcecenter.org.
Educational programs
The Alzheimer's Association has
numerous educational programs
open to the public. Offerings include
Basic Course for Caregivers, Maintain
Your Brain and information about
local caregiver support groups. They
will also come to your community
with the Memory Mobile and a speak-
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FROM THE EDUCATION
FOUNDATION OF
SARASOTA COUNTY

Winners of the 2010 Re-
gional Science and En-
gineering Fair were announc-
ed in February, and several
local students took home
awards.
The regional science fair
was presented by Sarasota
County Schools in partnership
with the Education
Foundation of Sarasota
County and the Sarasota
County Fair Association.
Local winners are as fol-
lows:
Primary Elementary
School Awards, grades kinder-
garten-two: Joshua Shaad,
Taylor Ranch Elementary, first
place, Earth Science,
"Lightning"; John Stainbrook,
Pine View School, first place,
Environmental Science, "Fishy
Things About Fertilizers";
Anna Grady, Pine View


School, second place,
Biochemistry, "Balloon and
Yeast Experiment"; Rocket
Burns, Pine View School, sec-
ond place, Engineering,
"Ready Set, Kick"; Reed
Spahn, Pine View School, sec-
ond place, Engineering, "Wind
Power"; and Charles Della-
mura, Garden Elementary,
third place, Engineering,
"Pykrete."
Intermediate Elementary
School Awards, grades three to
five: Priyanka Devaguptapu,
Venice Elementary School,
Overall Intermediate Award
and first place; Behavioral and
Social Science, "Can Playing
A# Help You B#?"; Rhiannon
Coddington and JaredWaller,
Venice Elementary, first place,
Earth Science, "Cool Crystals";
John Hazelton, Venice
Elementary, first place,
Engineering, "Doggie Washer
10,000"; Riley Board, Pine
View School, first place,
Medicine and Health, "Is the


Palmaris Longus Disap-
pearing?"; Sophia Schu-
macher, Venice Elementary,
second place, Botany, "The
Effect of Electrical Stimulation
on Tomato Plant Growth";
Claire Shiparski, Venice
Elementary, second place,
Chemistry, "Limes Win,
Lemons Lose"; Marco Selva,
Pine View School, second
place, Earth Science, "Oh,
Barnacles"; Mariska Ursel,
Venice Elementary, second
place, Mathematics, "Shark
Tales and Tails"; Jackson
Schulten, Venice Elementary,
second place, Microbiology,
"What's in YOUR Meat?"; Wil-
liam Wang, Pine View School,
second place, Physics, "How
Does the Orientation of Solar
Panels Affect the Efficiency of
Solar Cells?"; Sadie Callahan,
Epiphany Cathedral School,
third place, Behavioral and
Social Science, "Dirty Diap-
ers"; Payton Pisano, Laurel
Nokomis, third place, Botany,


"The Effect of Earthworms on
Plant Growth"; Arianna Mur-
docca, Garden Elementary,
third place, Chemistry, "What
is the 'OS' of'MOSIS' "; Dean
Badger, Taylor Ranch Ele-
mentary, third place, Earth
Science, "Salinity Levels of
Saltwater and Freshwater
Habitats"; and Megan Hart-
nett, Venice Elementary, third
place, Zoology, "Day Break."
Middle School Awards,
grades six-eight: Jordan Kindt,
Laurel Nokomis, first place,
Chemistry, "What is the Effect
of Rapid Cooling on Recrys-
tallization?"; Nicholas Etz,
Epiphany Cathedral School,
first place, Engineering, "Solar
Ovens"; Francis Palmer, Stu-
dent Leadership Academy,
first place, Mathematics,
"Popping for Popcorn"; Olivia
Grangeon, Epiphany Cathed-
ral School, first place, Medi-
cine and Health, "Which
Snack Gives Me the Most En-
ergy During Swim Meets?";


Nathaniel Beck and Joshua
Beck, Laurel Nokomis, first
place, Physics, "Better Choices
In Cars for the Future"; Jenni-
fer Greenstein and Marcy
Masura, Laurel Nokomis, sec-
ond place, Chemistry, "Perm-
anent Markers: Permanent or
Not?"; Daniella Spina, Epiph-
any Cathedral School, second
place, Medicine and Health,
"Does SPF Really Matter?";
Christian Kuffer, Laurel Noko-
mis, third place, Earth Sci-
ence, "The Plankton Party
Continues"; Jonathan James,
Pine View School, third place,
Engineering, "Whatever Floats
Your Boat"; Anne Marie Diaz,
Epiphany Cathedral School,
third place, Medicine and
Health, "Music vs. Blood
Pressure"; Brandon Madden,
Epiphany Cathedral School,
third place, Medicine and
Health, "Vitamin C"; and Sa-
mantha Monyhan, Laurel No-
komis, third place, Zoology,
"The Butterfly Effect."


Two Venice women chosen for Leadership Sarasota Cardinal Mooney


Leadership project to enhance Crowley
Museum and Nature Center

BY AUDREY BLACKWELL
STAFF WRITER

Ann Roggero, with the State College of Florida's
Foundation, and Maryann Terry, development direc-
tor for South Sarasota County Habitat for Humanity,
are participating in Leadership Sarasota.
The annual leadership program offers participants
immersion and training in an aspect of the commu-
nity. The program is run by the Greater Sarasota
Chamber of Commerce.
The 2010 Leadership Sarasota class, made up of 30
community leaders from a variety of businesses and
walks of life, selected Crowley Museum and Nature
Center as its service project.
Crowley will undergo several enhancements that
will add to its lure as one of the top Old Florida desti-
nations for Southwest Florida families. The main
thrust of the project is to build a Children's Discovery
Path on the Crowley grounds.
"We are thrilled that our class selected the
Children's Discovery Path as its annual project," said
Diane Lawson, co-chair of this year's class. "The scope
of the project engages many talents of our class mem-
bers from construction and engineering to design
and marketing. When complete, the path will add yet
another distinct reason to visit Crowley Museum and
Nature Center."
The Children's Discovery Path will be a half-mile
path with five Discovery Stations where families and
children can stop and learn about animals, birds and
insects that are native or prevalent in Southwest
Florida. The Discovery Path planned stations include:
SEagle's Nest/Birds of Prey station: The station will
have a two-level platform deck and come equipped
with a viewing device for viewing an eagle's nest on an
adjacent property;


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The art theme was State of the Art. Students had to
answer "What makes my state unique?" in their art-
work. Jack's answer was that "the state bird of Florida
is the mockingbird, but many people think it is the
flamingo. You see flamingos in people's yards and on
Florida souvenirs."
Because the United States is made up of many cul-
tures and environments, student artists had to
address how they fit into the community and what
makes where they live unique the landscape or the
people. They could look at a tradition passed on from
their family and what to say through their artwork.
They were asked to consider all the questions when
depicting their environment and to be creative and
share a glimpse into their world.
Two finalists were chosen from each of the 50
states and the District of Columbia. Each student's
artwork will be featured in an online gallery and con-
sidered for display in a national touring exhibition
that will debut in Washington, D.C., in June. The exhi-
bition will be on view during the month of June and
will feature one piece of artwork from every state and
the District of Columbia.
The 51 selected artists will be invited to an opening
reception in Washington, D.C.
This will include travel reimbursement for the
artist and one chaperone. While in Washington, these
young people will have a chance to join in the largest
celebration of the arts and disability in the world: the
2010 International VSA Arts Festival.
Thousands of visitors and participants from all
over the world will have the opportunity to view the
exhibition and browse it online.
All submissions to the call will be included within
the exhibition in an interactive kiosk display even if
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Spider station: This station will include a rope
climb in the shape of a spider web;
Bat station: A bat house will be the focus and will
include a blindfold walk guided by posts and rope;
Burrowing station: This station will highlight ani-
mals that burrow, including a fox and a gopher tor-
toise. There will be a tunnel activity for children to
crawl through;
Bobcat station: This station will spotlight the
Florida bobcat, partially through a low-lying rope
bridge built in a zigzag style.
Physical work on the project started Jan. 30 by the
2010 Leadership Sarasota class. Both the Crowley
Museum and the Chamber of Commerce are financ-
ing the project, which is set to open in the spring.
Museum
The Crowley Museum and Nature Center is an
education center. Instilled with Jasper Crowley's pas-
sion for preserving the history and environment of
rural SW Florida. The organization and its 190-acre
preserve has been host to southwest families for 34
years. Business, nature, historical and government
organizations have supported Crowley, providing the
opportunity to educate diverse interest groups on
their role as stewards of nature and rural history.
Leadership Sarasota
Leadership Sarasota County is part of a nationwide
network of programs that encourage community
stewardship and oversight. Sarasota County's pro-
gram includes community immersion and training,
and educating participants in how things work in the
community. Participants learn about the roles that
business, government, the arts and not-for-profit
institutions play in the county. Participants have
ongoing opportunities to make an impact in the com-
munity by learning where and how to get involved in
ongoing issues.
Leadership Sarasota's 2010 Class cornn iuth'd
to this story.
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celebrates 50 years


PHOTO COURTESY OF CARDINAL MOONEY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
Gala committee members include Julie Delaney, top row
left; Susan Anderson Kennedy; Skip Paschke; Geri Spano;
Judy Siegfried; Meg Young Ferlise; Denise Maio Lange;
Jason Walsh; Briana Diercks Hockett; and Gunilla Imshaug,
bottom row left; Karee Valek; Susie Marro; Gail Tassone
and Jenny Alday.


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MOONEY CATHOLIC
HIGH SCHOOL

For 50 years, Cardinal
Mooney Catholic High
School has been provid-
ing its students with a
quality education cen-
tered in Gospel values.
The Cardinal Mooney
family will gather in tra-
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a gala celebrating 50


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Selby Center on Saturday,
March 13.
The gala will reunite
the Cougars, who share a
connection to the CMHS
legacy.
All members of the
Cardinal Mooney com-
munity are invited, in-
cluding parents of cur-
rent and past students,
friends, alumni, retired
faculty and staff, and oth-
ers with ties to CMHS.
The event will offer
hors d'oeuvres, an open
bar, a Taste of Sarasota-
style dinner, special
guests, silent and live
auctions and dancing to
music of the decades.
Tickets are $50 each.
Tickets and sponsorships
are available online at
www.cardinalmooney
gala.com.
For more information,
call Amy Bronston at
(941) 379-2647.


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form. Proceeds will benefit the orches-
tra's youth programs.
Cost: $45
Call: 474-3727
Le Tour de Venice Poker Run
RSVP: March 5
Date: March 13
Time: 8 a.m.-12:30
p.m. N.
Where: Venetian
Waterway Park
Trailhead, 257
North Tamiami
Trail (under
Hatchett Creek
Bridge), Venice i.
Notes: Venice Area

is hosting its sec- i'
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run. Participants P
can walk, cycle or
ride the trolley
and tourVenice, visiting parks and his-
toric sites. At each of five stops, you'll
collect a playing card. The best poker
hand will be eligible to win a prize. A
light breakfast will be served before the
tour; a picnic lunch will be held at the
end of the tour. CallVABI for family
rates.
Cost: $30
Call: 207-8224
Link: www.vabi.org
Kiwanis Business Expo
Dates and times: March 5-6, 10 a.m.-4
p.m.
Where: Venice Community Center, 326
S. Nokomis Ave., Venice
Notes: This is the annual business
expo at which many businesses will
have an information booth.
Call: 861-5000
Link: www.parksonline.scgov.net
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Time: 5-8 p.m.
Where: Historic Venice Train Depot,
Seaboard Avenue, Venice
Notes: Wine tasting, live auctions,
music with the Cry'n Shames, savory
samples from local chefs. Presented by
Venice-Nokomis Rotary in support of
community programs, including Big
Brothers Big Sisters, Boys & Girls
Clubs, YMCA, Venice Theatre, Suncoast
Humane Society and Habitat for
Humanity. Tickets are available at the
Suncoast Humane Society Thrift Store,
656 Tamiami Trail, Rialto Shopping
Center; or from any Rotarian.
Cost: $25
Call: 493-3497
Link: www.venicenokomisrotary.org
Peer counseling
Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Where: Women's Resource Center, 701
Center Road, Venice
Notes: Peer counseling is available
every weekday. A trained, caring, non-
judgmental volunteer will listen, pro-
vide support and make referrals.
Cost: $5 donation requested
Call: 485-9724
Link: www.thewomensresource
center.org
Career counseling


Time: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Where: Women's Resource Center, 701
Center Road, Venice
Notes: Career adviser Ania Morris
offers one-on-one appointments to
help with employment resources.
Cost: $5 members; $8 nonmembers
Call: 485-9724
Link: www.thewomensresource
center.org
French Club
Time:
9:30-
11:30
a.m.
Where:
Venice
Public
Library,
300 S.
Nokomis Ave., Venice
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required.
Call: 485-3985
Running group
Time: 6 a.m.
Where: Meet
at Centennial
Park, near
Gazebo,
downtown
Venice
Notes: People
of all ages,
paces and dis-
tances are wel-
come. The
group meets
every Monday,
Wednesday
and Friday.
Walkers are also welcome. No cost.
Call: Roger, 244-2730, or Tuula, 488-
5688
E-mail: rogerhauge@gmail.com
Food distribution
Time: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Where: Habitat ReStore, 1400 Ogden
Road, Venice
Computer questions
Time: 1:30-2:30 p.m.
Where: Jacaranda Public Library, 4143
Woodmere Park Blvd., Venice
Call: 861-1270
Club food


Time: 11 a.m.-2 p.m.; 5-7:30 p.m.
Where: Venice-Nokomis Elks Lodge,
1021 Discovery Way, Nokomis
Notes: Menu varies weekly. Drive-up
available. Authentic smoked meats
available Wednesday and Friday in
parking lot. Evening dinner is followed
by dancing.
Cost: Prices range from $5-$12
Call: 486-1854

Time: 5-8 p.m.
Where: Eagles Aerie, 621 East Colonia
Lane, Nokomis
Call: 484-4470

Time: 4:30-6:45 p.m.
Where: Veterans of Foreign Wars, 832
E. Venice Ave., Venice
Call: 484-8118

Time: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. lunch; 5-7 p.m.
dinner followed by music with local
talent
Where: Disabled American Veterans,
600 East Colonia Lane, Nokomis
Notes: Open to the public. Menu
includes fish and more every Friday
evening. On March 26, Spotlight
Entertainment will perform and it will
be open to the public.
Cost: Prices start at $3; dinner $7
Call: 488-4500
Dinner-dance
Time: 5-8
p.m.
Where:
American
Legion,
1770 E.
Venice Ave.,
Venice
Call: 488-
1157
Tappercise class
Time: 3-4:30 p.m.
Where: Starz Choice Dance Academy,
348 S. Seaboard Ave., Venice
Notes: intermediate tap
Call: 408-0019
Sunset sing-along
Time: One hour before sunset
Where: Venice Beach, near lifeguard
station
Notes: Bring a chair
Call: 493-0775
Link www.newlifevenicefl.org
Kayaking tours


Call: Terry Brawley, 960-5505
Train Depot tours


Time: 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday
Where: Train Depot, Seaboard Avenue,
Venice
Notes: For tours of 10 or more, call
Jerry at 496-9474. The Red Caboose is
only open on Wednesday for tours.
Call: 412-0151, leave a message.
Shuffleboard
Time: 1-4 p.m. Friday, Monday and
Wednesday
Where: Hecksher Park, 450 W Venice
Ave., Venice
Cost: $1 nonmembers; free to mem-
bers
Call: Bill, 586-5889
Square dancing
Time: 10 a.m.-
noon
Where:
Woodmere
Park gym,
3951
Woodmere
Park Blvd.,
Venice
Notes: Red
Bates will call
a C-1 (chal-
lenge) level
square dance
on Friday.
Cost: $5
Call: 223-0987
Square dance class
Time: 1-3 p.m.
Where: Woodmere Park gym, 3951
Woodmere Park Blvd., Venice
Notes: Adult square dance classes will
be held with Red Bates calling. Some
knowledge of the basics is recom-
mended.
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Music by Bruno
Time: 5-7:30 p.m. seven days a week
Where: Cafe Island of Venice, Veranda
Inn, 625 South Tamiami Trail, Venice
Notes: Bruno Mollica, of Venice, and
Friends will offer singing and music.
Call: 237-8806
Link: www.veniceinformation
center.com
Duplicate bridge


Time: 1-4:30 p.m.
Where: 751 South U.S. 41 Bypass,
Venice
Notes: This is friendly and competitive
bridge for players of all ages, sanc-
tioned by the American Contract
Bridge League.
Cost: $7
Call: 485-8366
Link: www.bridgebuddy.net

Bridge class
Time: 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Where: 751 South U.S. 41 Bypass,
Venice
Notes: Class is for advanced players
who want to learn to follow through.
Call: 485-8366 or 497-0353
Link: www.bridgebuddy.net
Big band
dance
Time: 10 a.m.-
noon
Where:
American Legion
Post 159, 1770 E.
Venice Ave.,
Venice
Notes: A
Sophisticated Swing dance will be held
every Friday, through April.
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taxpayers of any age at three Venice sites. Bring your copy
of last year's return, photo ID and all your tax documents for
2009, including property taxes. Returns will be filed elec-
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Jacaranda Public Library, 4143 Woodmere Park Blvd.,
Monday and Wednesdays, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., through April
14;
Venice Community Center, 326 So. Nokomis Ave.,
Tuesday and Wednesdays, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Thursday 11 a.m.-
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have earned $49,000 or less in 2009. It will run through April
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Local woman displays embroidery


BY RITA WALLACE
SPECIAL TO THE GONDOLIER SUN
The exquisite samplers of Eleanor
Langlois, of Venice, a member of the
Sarasota Chapter of the Embroiderers'
Guild of America, are on display at
Historic Spanish Point in Osprey, along
with samplers hand-embroidered by
many other members. The samplers
will be on display through March, from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Langlois started embroidering at 8
years old under the supervision of her
mother, particularly during the sum-
mer. She has done needlecraft since
that time crochet, bobbin lace, tat-
ting and knitting.
Recently, she has focused on the
embroidery of freestanding small
pieces done in silk on linen, one over
one, and many other techniques using
a wide variety of stitches in each piece


with a variety of threads silk, DMC
and pearl cotton. She has a special lik-
ing of samplers and Hardanger.
Langlois samplers on display at
Spanish Point include "Beginning
Drawn Thread," designed by Jonaline;
"Spot Motif," designed by Jane Green-
off, and "We Stitch, We Create," a
friendship sample from assorted
sources.
She is a member of the Sarasota
chapter and has served in the following
positions: president for four years, pre-
ceded by serving as first vice president
for two years and second vice president
for four years.
Currently, she is the Florida Region
representative. Her 10 years of leader-
ship of the local chapter are a testimo-
ny to her commitment to all phases of
embroidery.
For more information, call Rita
Wallace at 966-8516.


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Angels line the stairway to heaven


SUN PHOTOS BY FRAN VALENCIC
Julie Tickle, who works in cardiac main-
tenance at the South County Family
YMCA, greets guests at the black-tie din-
ner.


Michelle Hazeltine, left, and Wendy
Fishman get a bravo for organizing the
South County Family YMCA black-tie din-
ner and auction. Fishman, as chair, and
Hazeltine, as honorary chair, know how
to get a team together to create a spec-
tacular event.


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Chair Wendy Fishman
and honorary chair Michelle
Hazeltine earned some extra
sparkle on their halos for
orchestrating a heavenly
South County Family YMCA
dinner and live auction.
This year's event even
included a choir of angels.
The cherubs, carrying politi-
cally correct battery-operat-
ed candles, formed a stair-
way to heaven.







These two
angels are
Michelle Guy,
left, and
Georgina
Spaders.
They helped
form the ..
stairway to
heaven.


Guests entered a celestial
YMCA for food and spirits
and a chance to let their
earthly bounty provide
opportunities for those in
need. Last year's event made
available $613,394 in scholar-
ships for 1,300 low-income
families in Venice and
Englewood.
Committee members who
offered opportunities for
everyone to gain gold stars
for heaven by donating to
the event were: Anne Dalton,
Stephania Deiter, Emelinda
Hagan, Debbie Campbell,
Karen Roberts, Sophia Fong,
Kathy Castellano, Aundria
Castleberry, Carol Deleon,
Mary Ann Fishman, Patti
Gallo, Debra Hammett,
Susan and Allison Macrae,
Jean Pickhardt, Barbara
Robinson, Michelle Ruane,
Victoria Stultz, Tiffany
Taylor and Joann Tufaro.
Let all of Venice proclaim
a huge thank-you for a job


well done.
'Something's
Gotta Give'
Eric Watters sings the
songs of Johnny Mercer
March 6 at the Church of
the Nazarene to benefit the
Venice Symphony music
camp.
The evening offers a
chance to enjoy songs such
as "Moon River" from one of
the most popular entertain-
ers in Venice.
The show begins at 8 p.m.
Tickets are $25 for open
seating. Tickets are available
at Venice Stationers or The
Paper Pad on West Venice
Avenue. Or, send a self-
addressed, stamped enve-
lope to Watters Show, PO.
Box 1561, Venice 34284, or
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lot. $85,000. 941-204-9258


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est, Lakefrnt home, Lg corner lot
in desirable 55+community.
Completely rmdld. New kitch, tile
firs, solid surface counters, pavd
patio & walks. Move in cond.
$179,900 941-473-0486
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Walk to Lemon Bay Park &
Dearborn St. Built 2006.
$215,000
Sandy Hiironen
941-374-1125
Keller Williams Realty
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room, Lg lot. 941-697-5141


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ENGLEWOOD 3BR/3BA/3CG
3 STORY WATERFRONT
HOME W/ PANORAMIC
VIEWS OF LEMON BAY & ICW
200' seawall w/dock
&140001b lift, $1,595,000
Kari A. Battaglia PA, Coldwell
Banker 941-270-1851.

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Boca Royale w/ open floor plan.
LOCATED ON THE 17TH
FAIRWAY WITH ALL
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kitchen, tray ceilings $595,000
Kari A Battaglia PA, Coldwell
Banker 941-270-1851
ENGLEWOOD
9118 WILLMINGTON BLVD.
Huge Newer 3/2/2+ Den $189k
6366 CONISTON ST Nicely
updated 3/2/2 w. pool, water,
sewer $139k
7052 HAWKSBURY ST 2/2/2
with new Kitchen Really nice!
$74,900
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ENGLEWOOD AREA
6707 THORMAN RD 2/2/1
Updated, New kitchen Block! $69k
11090 MCFADDEN 3/2/1 with
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3021 HOLLY AVE. 2/2/1 Dou-
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lot. $122,500 941-475-0131
ENGLEWOOD WINDWARD @
CAPE HAZE Best value in
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Golf Course community Like
new 3/2/2.5 with pool.
2200sf home. $284,900
Ron @ Tarpon Coast Realty
(941)-223-4781






ENGLEWOOD, FSBO 3/2/3 in
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(239)-269-8173.


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ty on Placida Rd. Live; 2/2 home.
Work; Over 700 SF Garage, on
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auto/motorcycle repair, etc. Only
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www.businesspage.us/3370
ENGLEWOOD/ROTONDA
103 MARK TWAIN 3/2/2 New
Roof, AC & Huge Lanai. $164k
14189 BREEZEWAY AVE
Large 3/2/2 with pool & spa.
Totally updated $180K
15073 Ingraham Blvd
WATERFRONT 3/2/2 Totally
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more. $165k Bring offers
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All new flooiring. Great buy at
$108,900. Tarpon Coast Realty
Call Ron McGuire 941-2234781

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2125 Arkansas,
3/2/1 completely redone,SW
canal,dock $219K
136 Rotonda
4/2/1 1826 sq.ft.heated SW
pool,$139K
576 Rotonda
3/2/2 pool,2366 sq.ft.Short
Sale,$260K
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716-4754
FloridianRealtyServices.com


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941-627-6896


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NOKOMIS 3BR/2.5/BA/2CG
w/ office & caged pool. Built
2004, 2500SF, 3600SF TOTAL Walk
to beach. $470k 941484-5355


NOKOMIS, NEW 2/2/CP, 1500 Ih
SF, great rm, cath ceil, wood/tile ---...
fl, Energy Eff, Fin avail, $129K,
941468-4259 or 941-484-1299

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NORTH PORT le.e L,.ed I.
All the Bells & Whistles. 3/2/2,
Granite. $171,475. Deborah &
Dick Miller Team. 941-662-
9900






NORTH PORT 3/2/2 1834SF,
Lanai, all appls & W/D, fenced,
Sprinkler sys, Low maint & taxes.
$165,000 941429-9305 Eves






NORTH PORT Hi,:'r .:, l.
3/2/2 Great Rm ,Den, Outdoor Kit, Pool,
Every Upgrade, $329,900 941-456-0738
RickCochran.com REMAX Alliance
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Must have at least $7,000
Down 3/2/1 Nice area.
Ready to Go! $99,900.
941-966-4926




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NORTH PORT
Owner Financing
$699/mo
Ready to move in! 3/2
FL room, Gar, Berber
carpet, tile & more. $105k
941-716-0040


NORTH PORT, 3/2/2, pool, gas
appl. on fenced lot and 1/2,
$205,000. Patty Gillespie,
Re/Max Anchor 941-875-2755






NORTH PORT: 3 acres/2master
suits,4/3, pond, barn, acerage,
$399,900. Paula Brill, Casa del
Sol Realty 941-240-2500
PORT CHARLOTTE:
UNFINISHED HOME!! Concrete
Shell Only, Sec. 15. 23156
Lark Ave. $49,900. obo
941-628-2883






PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2/car-
port, fam. rm., inside laund, 1250
SF under air. Completely remod-
eled new kit., baths, tile, paint,
etc. $49,900.

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PORT CHARLOTTE F E' : -,
1400SF. CHA, Fireplace.Storage.
Huge yard. Great curb appeal.
$109K/obo. 941-639-8497






PORT CHARLOTTE i 4- E-..:.:.n
$124,900 Quality renovated 3/2/2
F/W canal EXTRA lot New/Nearly
new everything! 941456-5860

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55+ comm. Across from The
Cultural Center. New Win-
dows, carpet, paint, tile, etc..
$29,500 941-743-2684 or
941-391-4708
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PORT CHARLOTTE
2/1/1 Move in Cond. Beautiful trees
surrounding this neat home in quiet
area. newly painted in & out. $63,500
Anne Fillion
Coconut Bay Realty
941-257-8592 or 421-8345


PORT CHARLOTTE -' 4':9-
Yucatan Nice home in need of
TLC. Bonus room could be bedr.
or office. Approx 1120 sqft.
$49,500. **PENDING**
PORT CHARLOTTE 21351
Walling Ct, 3/2/22 Completely
remodeled Everything new, A
must see! $149K 941-456-3658


Fru l i ,,mAiiu i L. .J/_/_,
1700 SF under air, extra lot inl-
cuded, Northview St. $169,900
941-629-3446






PORT CHARLOTTE :-':- tone
St. GC. 3/3/2 Waterfront, pool,
boat lift, fireplace. $425,000.
585-739-7306 or 585-381-8427


PORT CHARLOTTE Active 55+
Comm. 2/2/1 Immac former
model home near shops/din-
ing+LG rms+Beautiful private FLA
RM $69,900 obo 941-766-9498
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3/2/2 w/pool, huge screened lanai,
dock, on sailboat canal 1 block to
harbor Priced for quick sale at
$349,900 Patti 269-8494035


PORT CHARLOTTE Chelsea Ct.
2/2/1 on canal, 1200 sf under
air, dock, boat lift, heated pool.
$169,000. 802-363-5619.


PORT CHARLOTTE Lovely 3, 1
home NEW: roof, A/C, cabin.,
kitch. apple, floors. $79K Poss.
finance 941-629-6329
PORT CHARLOTTE Lovely 4
bed w/ pool. Near Kingsway CC.
$299,500 941-380-1961
Debbie@DebbieSaunders.com
Allison James Estates & Homes
PORT CHARLOTTE Lovely 4
bed w/ pool. Near Kingsway CC.
$299,500 941-380-1961
Debbie@DebbieSaunders.com
Allison James Estates & Homes


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Absolutely Delightful. Near beach complex, Large
2BR/2BA/2CG, Pool, Lanai, hot tub, $78,995. A Clear
4239 DurantSt 941-235-3336 Choice Realty. 941-979-9396


ru- UK-I C- I t I1t 2/2/z a llile, ruK I UrIKLuI t Iew nome,
whole house water treatment, fenced fresh wtr canal, stone floors in
yard, shed, new roof/ext paint, move shower, jacuzzi tub, 42" F/S TV
in cond. $149,500 941-766-7369 $179,900 941-4574887


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HOMES FOR SALE
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PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2/2 Pool,
lanai, fenced. Parade of Homes
Award Winner Priced to sell!
$159,900. or Rental prices avail.
941-258 3185
www.MarsellaHomes.com






PORT CHARLOTTE, 3/2/2 on
freshwater canal. Custom built.
$129,900. Patty Gillespie,
Re/Max Anchor 941-875-2755






PORT CHARLOTTE, 3/2/2
POOL HOME. 1500SF UA,
2300sf total, CATH. CEILINGS,
GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD $99,999
**Sale Pending**


PORT CHARLOTTE, Lovely
2/2/2, fenced yard w/ fruit trees.
$94,500. Patty Gillespie,
Re/Max Anchor 941-875-2755


PUNTA GORDA, Windmill Village
3/2, pool, dock space. $75,000.
***PENDING***PENDING****


PUNTA GORDA 3/2/2 vaulted
ceiling, alarm system, new A/C,
fenced yard, Burnt Store Village.
$135,000. 941-875-2189 Paul
Nunez, Thomas Ryan & Assoc.

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Tripoli Blvd, BSI, spectacular golf
course lake view. Built 2005, never
lived in. $275,500 941-244-7233


Townhome/Villa Beautiful 3/2.5,
2400', dock s/b Access 3800
Bal Harbor #213, FSBO
$339K 941-637-8224


PUNTA GORDA ISLES 3525
Roseau Dr $549,000 Fast Sail-
boat access! Views! Karen Tam-
men RE/MAX Harbor 941-380-
0639 karent@remax.net


PUN IA UUKUA Kemoaelea
2/2/2 pool home with dockage
for 65' plus sailboat, depth main-
tained by city, dead end street in
restricted neighborhood.
$249,900. Call Joe 941-416-
6158 Thomas Ryan & Associates

PUNTA GORDA Waterfront, 500
ft to Peace River, no bridges,
boat hoist, dock, 3/2/2, heated
pool, Make offer. 941-624-2006






PUNTA GORDA, 3/3/2 on canal,
pool. Lush, tropical & upgraded!
$198,900. Marianne Lilly
RE/MAX Harbor 941-764-7585
www.WaterfrontHomeBuyer.com






PUNTA GORDA- 2003 5 acre
home on Praire Creek w/ pool.
Amazing storage! $349,000.
Karen Tammen, Realtor, RE/MAX
Harbor Realty. 941-380-0639
ROTONDA BEAUTIFUL 3/2/3
Canal front home Cath. ceil-
ings, SS appliances, Granite
counter tops and an extra
deep 3 car garage for your
boat! Wont last long.
$176,900
Ron @ Tarpon Coast Realty
(941)-223-4781


HOMES FOR SALE
1020


ROTONDA JUST REDUCED -
Beautiful Furnished 3/2/2 on
canal, new air, fireplace, lanai,
central vac, fruit bees,
Lots of Xtras, $179,500.
941-697-0459, 931-287-4858






ROTONDA WEST POOL HOME
4/2/2 Gorgeous kitchen granite
countertops SS appliances. Near
beaches & golf courses. $249,900.
Call Anne Fillion,
Coconut Bay Realty, LLC at
941-257-8592 or 421-8345


ROTONDA/ENGLEWOOD AREA
36 SPORTSMAN CI Golf Course,
Huge 3/2/2+ office Pool Hm.
$259K
885 ROTONDA CIRCLE
Huge Custom 3/2 with POOL & 3
car garage. On The Rotonda River
Loaded w/ extras! $258k
9470 Inpala Circle WATER-
FRONT 3/2/2 w. pool Turn key
furnished & loaded with extras.
$199k
Call Terry Long @ Keller
Williams Realty to find out what
your property is worth
941-830-2347
Always Long on Service!


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Key west style 4/2.5/4
Remodeled, Upscale neigh-
borhood, Close to beaches.
Extra 80x100 Lot, No Realtors
$265,000 941-244-0116

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SOUTH VENICE 140 Maness Rd
W on Aligator, 1st L, 1st Rt cor-
ner. Financing @ $129K or Rent
@ $900 mo, Renovated 2/1 on
large Corner lot. Open 12-2pm
Sat & Sun 941-587-4219






SOUTH VENICE 2/2/1.5, 1092
Piedmont, Immaculate and cozy.
1450 SF. New carpet, cabinets,
paint and fixtures. Move in Ready!
$92,000. 941-893-7485
SOUTH VENICE Very nice
3BR/2BA on Beautiful
wooded lot. Very Private, 1
mile to Manasota Key Beach.
$109,900
Kevin @ Tarpon Coast Realty
941-716-0564


Pelican Pointe Catalina model on
24th fairway comes w/buyers
home warranty. $579,000
Kari A Battaglia PA, Coldwell
Banker 941-270-1851
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VENICE BLUE HERON POND
Off Venice Ave.
265 Grey Wing Ct. 3br/2ba/2cg
with custom built pool. Like
Brand new Built 2005, Furni-
ture neg. $299,500 941-480-0634


HOMES FOR SALE
1020 1


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Covered Parking& Dock
Lou Sauppe 941-650-9481
Coldwell Banker Realtor


UH Ueauurui laKe view, main
free. 2BR/2BA/2CG + den
$339K 941-408-9289


VENICE, Immaculate, furn. 2/2
w/ den & DR, screened lanai. In
St. Andrews (Plantation G & C)
$249,000. 941492-4170







VENICE- 3/2/2 Southwood Cus-
tom Built Home. Nice Back Yard &
Pool. Exit Realty Gulf Coast
Susan Daniels 941-204-0596

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HOMES 1030


MANASOTA KEY
Waterfront cottage for sale.
No bridges to gulf.
Call 941-237-8906


806 Bayview Dr. Off Laurel Rd.
Magnificent water views,
3/2.5/2CG, immaculately main-
tained, Peterson Home. Boat
dock, Gulf Access. Completely
upgraded. Priced reduced,
$495,000. (941)445-4483


PLAGIUA, DUN PEDUKU ISL. GUUIT
front town home, 2/2.5,scrd.
porch, deck, pool & tennis. Dock
w/access to intercoastal, Just
Reduced! $595,000.941-6974416







PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2/2
recently updated, maple cab.,
granite, SS appl., tile, carpet,
2234 sf, dock, lift,$219K. 18646
Arapahoe Cr.


3,000sf,wterfrnt sailboat access,
dock & boatlift, metal roof, pool,
$599,000 941-889-7882

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urgeouus: '4Dn/r.uDM/
Custom pool hm. 100' Seawall
$549k Lease? 850-567-7978


rVn. I IL-U. I I rIh O11anvuo
direct access 3/2/2, tile, lanai,
jacuzzi, dock, lift, 100' seawall,
$385K (239)-464-3185







PORT CHARLOTTE Riverfront,TIP
LOT, 5176 Forbes Terr., 2400sf furn,
$575K, Make Offer! Premier Proper-
ties of Punta Gorda 941-979-2982


ouuTn vEclle lnlclllllling 2/
split, renovated, new kit/ba, gran-
ite, tile, appls, blocks to South
Venice Beach ferry & Shamrock
Park, $149,999 941-408-7110


3/2/2 Block to Beach
New kitchen & Bath
717 Armada Rd. S.
$449K 941-412-9641


Saltwater canal, POOL
home, with great view!
2-3 bed. 2 bath garage hot tub,
large patio area, family room
nice landscaping, sprinklers,
Owner financing with 10% to
20%, Can you afford 1,100.00
payment? Then you need to call
me. Possible rent to own option,
asking $245,000. for Details
941-391-6040


WATERFRONT
HOMES 1030








PORT CHARLOTTE- Open
House Sat. & Sun. 11-3. Sailboat
5557 sq. ft. 4 min to Harbor.
$599k 18961 McGrath Cir. 941-
457-3687 hill@comcast.net


2845 Sancho Panza Ct. Very
Quick Sailboat Access Inter-
secting Canals; new dock &
16,0001b lift; heated pool;
metal roof; total
electric shutters; pavers;
stainless/granite kitchen;
tile/carpet; beautiful turnkey.
$689,000
Karen Tammen, Realtor,
RE/MAX Harbor Realty. 941-
380-0639






PUNTA GORDA 3/2/4 cars w/
pool on double lot, 150' seawall
$275,000. Deborah & Dick
Miller Team 941-662-9900






PUNTA GORDA
Burnt Store Isles, 3/3/2.5
Waterfront, pool, dock, lift,
Built 2001. 690 Macedonia
$468,000 941-661-9739








PUNTA GORDA Furn. 2/2 on Alli-
gator Creek No bridges & quick
boating acc. $195,000 Marianne
Lilly RE/MAX Harbor 941-764-
7585 www.WaterfrontHomeBuyer.com
CLASSIFIED
SELLS
CALL TODAY!
941-207-1200
Venice/Englewood
North Port areas
OR
941-206-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas


PUNTA GORDA ISLES 2/2
SALTWATERFRONT
Newly customized Penthouse
2BR/2BA, picture-windows
with mile-long saltwater
views. See this spacious top
floor condo end unit.
FOR BEST VALUE @
$590,000. 941-639-3222


VENICE GARDENS 488 E Shade Dr
Move right in! Lovely 2/2 split
entry home on canal. New carpet
and AC. solar heated, caged
pool, spacious family rm, FI rm.
w/sliders, 2cg, & much more.
$168.500 941-928-5598


Downtown area. 44FT saltwater,
dock, deck. 29 Hatchett Crk Rd.
$159/OBO 941-387-4485


COMMUNITY
1035


Dr., 2/2, Den. Beautiful single unit
at Kingsway Country Club.
$169,950. Jill Brouwer 941-276-
4459 or Linda 941-457-7245






LAKE SUZY, 12951 SW
Kingsway Cir. 3/2.5ba, den,
pool/spa $399,000. MLS#
C7002190 Jill Brouwer Realty
941-766-1606/276-4459
PORT CHARLOTTE Maple Leaf
Est. new '05 on fairway. 2/2.
Miami Dade roof. Beautiful.
Turnkey. $164K. 941-637-1422.






PORT CHARLOTTE, Riverwood
4/3/2, pool overlooking 3rd
green $369,900. Patty Gillespie,
Re/Max Anchor 941-875-2755


GOLF COURSE
COMMUNITY
1035








PORT CHARLOTTE, Riverwood,
2/2/2 overlooking Preserve.
$189,000. Patty Gillespie,
Re/Max Anchor 941-875-2755


FOR SALE
1040



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Gorgeous 2/2/1, furnished, lake-
front, 1st floor. $190K. Call 941-
467-4254 LEASE OPT/SALE


3BR/2BA/CP Ground Floor,
Great location, small complex
Low condo fee, heated pool
$149,900 (941)-743-4127


L KI
DEEP CREEK 2/2, ground floor.,
furnished, move in ready, heated
pool, quiet area. $65,000. 941-
979-9175. Come see.

DEEP CREEK 3/2
On lake near golf course
New A/C & Apps.
Many extras, MUST SEE!
$119,000 941-875-9317


DEEP CREEK AREA $94,500
2/2 Upscale, Gated, Club
house, Tennis, Fitness, pool &
Cov parking. 941-766-0576


LaKe rarK, z/z, aen, dZ a, green-
belt, tile, crown molding thru out,
$142,900 941-627-6542







ENGLEWOOD 2/2, Lower floor
End unit, Furn. Tennis Court & Pool
Asking $110,000 neg.
For appt. please call 941-697-9188
Will work with Realtors.

ENGLEWOOD 2/2/1 Gulf Winds
on Oyster Creek w/dock, access
to Intercoastal, clubhouse, htd
pool, Rol-Safe shutters, all tile,
$145,000. FSBO 941-460-0669


ENGLEWOOD/ROTONDA
2/2/1 Built 2005 Total SF 1776
347-B Boundary Blvd 33947
$149,000 574-229-1317







LAKE SUZY 11644 Egret (Crys-
tal Bay) #1202, 2/2/1, furnished.
$99,950. Jill Brouwer Realty,
941-766-1606 Jill Cell 941-276-
4459 or Linda 941-457-7245


CONDOS/ILLAS
FOR SALE
1040








LAKE SUZY 12144 Egret, North
Shore #401, 3/2, Near the pool
& clubhouse. $89,950. Jill Brouw-
er Realty, 941-766-1606 Jill Cell
276-4459 or Linda's 457-7245






LAKE SUZY 12274 Egret, Unit
2705, Furnished 2/2, $71,900.
Jill Brouwer Realty, 941-766-
1606 Jill's Cell 941-276-4459
or Linda's 941-457-7245


L-/tU U.- I ouI1 -, J-t
Essex, Kingsway Golf Villa, 11th
hole, Lg. open 2/2/2 plan. Reduced
$165,000. 941-661-9479
NOKOMIS 2/2/2 PINEBROOK
PRESERVE 2005-VERY NICE.
QUIET COMM. CLOSE TO
BEACH,75 & 41 $214,900 941-
416-1257

PUNTA GORDA ISLES
BEAUTIFUL **5 MINS TO**
FISHERMANS VILLAGE
Beautiful Ig furnished 2/2 condo,
water view, 10klb boat lift, htd
pool, large lanai, $209,900 Tarpon
Coast Realty Call Ron McGurie
941-223-4781


PLAGIUA: Bay 1ront
Penthouse CondoTop floor end
unit, very private, no condo
neighbors visible, excellent bay
& sunset views, 3B, 21/2
BA, plus den & choicest 2 car
garage parking w/2 large stor-
age lockers & mini space for
golf cart, motorbike, etc.
Loaded w/extras. Private boat
slip being permitted. Choice
Placida area. Over $800K.
Bank says sell at $549K. Real-
tors invited. 941-769-1017
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2, CP,
furnished, pool, tennis, hot tub,
gated, lake view, tile throughout
$98,000 941-626-6774


F wit- I- - I- I -"
Cedar Woods, 2/2, $65K. Just
painted. Lovely complex near
shopping yet private. Call me
about owner financing available.
Nickie Sherwood. Professional
Realty of SW FL. 941-628-3396
PORT CHARLOTTE COZY VILLA
Just bring your tooth brush
This lovely, completely furnished
1BR villa has everything including
low $120. mthly maint fee.
Approx $400. annual taxes.
Central to Cultural Center,
hopsitals & shopping. $38,900
Owner 941-391-4805


PORT CHARLOTTE Fisherman's
Village Realty bank owned water-
front. Stunning views! $195,000.
Elaine for details 941-6614800
PORT CHARLOTTE Promanades
East 1/1 Furnished. Full W/D,
pool, jacuzzi. Secure building.
$54,000 (941)-625-9763


remodeled 3/2 villa, new floors,
plumbing fixtures, SS appliances,
cherrywood cabinets, 3 walk in
closets, large tiled garden lanai
$99,000. Call 941-625-8051.






'ORT CHARLOTTE, Kings Gate
r"Resort Style Living for 55+"
18 Hole Golf Tennis Sport Club
Lake Front Golf Villa 2Br/2Bth.
Extended Lanai & 2 Car Garage.
Split Plan, High Custom Ceilings,
Master Kitchen. 2011 Sq. Ft.
$157,000.
MARCH MADNESS SALE!!
S24297 WestGate Blvd.,
OPEN 10-5 Call 941-627-6200)
w.kingsgatehomes.com/
PORT CHARLOTTE, Promenades
W, furn, spacious sing, 4 closets,
breakfast bar, laundry, pool, etc.
$59,900 814-838-1991 or 941-
258-2478


t, (LaKe Jru L.unu L ,/ILI/, ..uj
ful, furn., SF, river view, boat slip, large
Window. wrap around porch, lots ameni-
34 ties. Lease Option 941-286-5245









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ICONDOS/ILLAS
FOR SALE
1040


PUNTA GORDA 3BR/2BA
Heritage Lakes, Gated comm.
End unit with upgrades. Nice
view. Amenities. 941-928-3428


ruNl IA UUI n DOi / J/z I -t-Ouuy,
Poo,l Spa, Dir Acc. Lift. $290K 55+
@3530 Mondovi Ct #112 Open
Most Sun. 1-3 or 941-626-5812
PUNTA GORDA Emerald Pointe
Condo, 4th fir. Canal view. 2/1,
Beautifully appointed. Turnkey.
Boat Slip.$127.9K 941-637-1422.


3/2, Exceptional amenities, great
view, many upgrades. $199,000.
941-575-1697


PUNTA GORDA ISLES Fisher-
man's Village Realty builder's
closeout. $226,000. 3/2 w/dock
Elaine for details 941-661-4800
PUNTA GORDA ISLES Jamica
Way, Eddie Arnold's Penthouse,
Great Harbor Veiw! 20' ceilings,
$225,000 423-343-6349






PUNTA GORDA ISLES. 3/2
w/ 1800sf+, top fir. unit with it's
own dock. $249,000. Karen
Tammen RE/MAX Harbor 941-
380-0639 karent@remax.net






ROTONDA Everything new. No
detail overlooked, $109,000. Call
Elaine for details 941-661-4800
Fishermans Village Realty
To Advertise in
The Showcase
of Homes
Please Call Jill
941-429-3116
or Email;
jilld@sunnewspapers.net


BEACH MANOR 2BR/1.5BA
Corner unit 55+ Comm.
furn. or unfurn.
1023 Cooper St 941- 483-4889
VENICE Pool/Gulf view, 1/1.5,
renovated kitchen w new appli-
ances, furnished, near Crow's
Nest, $279,000 417-209-5255






VENICE, VENETIAN SHORES,
4/3.2/2, spa, pool, elevator.
$879,900 Stephen L. Lingley,
PA. Signature SIR 941-809-7580

| DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
1070


ENGLEWOOD 2/2 Completely
remodeled inside & out.
11097 Pendleton Ave.$84,900
Call Chris 941-628-0251

TRI-PLEX
FOR SALE
I 1075


tliLLtWOUUU uIBtHU, -1 Bead-
room, 1-3 bedroom, great loca-
tion on the bay, pool, $900,000
941-206-0250
investors: Furnished Triplex
Just steps from the beach on
Manasota Key. Great income
potential $289,000
1300 Holiday Drive
Ron Tarpon Coast Realty
941-2234781


FOR SALE
1090








ARCADIA 2004 Skyline, DeSoto
Village 55+, 2/2, 1144 sq ft.
Lanai, Shed w/loft, Turn Key
$54K 260-413-4090
CALOOSA LAKE Village
3bd/3ba home with canal view.
Split bedroom plan. Lg master
bedroom w/ Ig walk-in closet has
a bath located on either side of
the closet, 1 for her & 1 for him.
Add'l bedroom also features a
walk-in closet. Spacious kitchen
w/island & breakfast area.
$159,000. Keller Williams Realty
Lake Wales. 863-221-0932.






LAKE SUZY Country Living 4 mi.
to PC, 1-75, Wal Mart, PRIVATE 2
1/2 acres, 3/2/CP, well, septic
$159,900. 941-743-6601.






NORTH PORT-HARBOR COVE
$4000 Down-$14,500
2B/1B Furn Mobile Hm in
Beautiful 55+Waterfrnt Park
$695/mo includes lot rent
Owner Finance. sold sold
PUNTA GORDA 1/1 20x40
furn, 55+ Resident owned SR.
Park. RIVER HAVEN MHP
10100 Burnt Store Rd Unit
129 Low maint. fees
$25,000/obo 516-850-0576

PUNTA GORDA 2/1 Palms &
Pines, Furnished, all you need is
your clothes and personal items.
$22,500 obo 941-637-5796


PUNTA GORDA 2004 Jacobsen
2/2/Den, 55+, dbl wd, open fir
plan, Ig lanai, shed, furn incl
$110,000 941-505-0871


DD+, 34 aHlmerlca[l Iraveler, ig larial,
fully furn, A/C, well kept, nice lot, 2
sheds, $6,000


Cavalier 2bd/2ba, wood/tile
fls, carport,glass lanai,shed,
55+, Resident owned.
$87,500 941-625-2811






VENICE 1988 FRANKLIN
Park Model. Exc. cond. Furn,
Enclosed lanai, metal roof
$12,000
Beautiful campground w/ full
amenities. Call 941-493-6618
VENICE 56' Single wide,
2B/1.5B, $7,000, seller financ-
ing, 941-488-8143

VENICE ISLE REAL ESTATE
SALES, INC. 55+ Resident
Owned Comm. Lic. R.E.
Broker. 941-485-7743
Many homes to choose from.

VENICE RANCH
12X48 1BR/1BA FURNISHED
ASKING $6500
24x40 2BR/2 BA FURNISHED
ASKING $8.000
24X56 2BR/2BA FURNISHED
ASKING $15.000
55+ Comm. NO PETS.
Others to choose.
www.veniceranch.com
Dick or Steve
941-488-5672


Com, 2/1 Mobile Home, fully
furnished and well maintained,
with roof over, large glass lanai,


Scarport and storage room.
MOBILE HOMES $13,900 OBO 941-493-0019
FOR SALE

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VENICE, Very desirable 55 +
community, 2/2, like new,
2004 Palm Harbor, approx
1250 sf, wind zone 3 rated, all
drywall, cathedral ceilings,
ceramic tile in kitchen and bath,
very nicely furnished,$88,500
OBO 941-493-0019


I MANUFACTURED
HOMES FOR SALE
1095

1998 PARK MODEL 1BR, 2
sleeper couches, lanai, fully furn.
new appl., new A/C, concrete
drive. $30,000. 618-910-0563.
NEED CASH?
Have A Garage
Sale!
ARCADIA 3/2 2000 DbWide,
Elec. pole, Water Pump & Softner
YOU MOVE $45,000 863-494-
6907


ARCADIA Climate controlled lanai
& laundry room, insulated roofover,
new appliances, many extras 863-
494-7899 or 419-3444635
ENGLEWOOD
Beautiful Like Brand new
Mobile in Gated park. Rec




Call Ron 941-223-4781
Tarpon Coast Realty


01; -*


zone AUl, encea & cleared, Zaxb4
1800 sf, 24x20 metal garage
$187,500/OBO 941-624-0275


run I uAvRUA b+ tuedu,
50x26 Palm Harbor 2/2 split, all
new roof over & New appliances
Ceramic floors, Lanai & shed.
Fully furnished $79,900
941-627-4860 or 905-627-3835

.


PUNT IA OUKUA 55+ uatea,
50x26 Palm Harbor 2/2 split, all
new roof over & New appliances
Ceramic floors, Lanai & shed.
Fully furnished $79,900
941-627-4860 or 905-627-3835
W -l- l


'04 Jacobson 28X52, 2 Bed
2 Bath, split floor plan, den,
living, dining, large kitchen.
A great neighborhood!
55+ golf, clubhouse, pool,
$123,900 (941)-639-5554






PUNTA GORDA
Only 5 doublewide models
remaining in Beautiful
Buttonwood Village!
All models below builders
cost. Make an offer! Attrac-
tive rent Specials. Resales.
Call Greg 941-626-7829


IOUT OF AREA
HOMES
w 1110


1b UACRK iUIGAWAY,
Furnished, Cabin, LOW
TAXES, Beautiful old oaks
REDUCED!$179,000-OBO,
941-697-1885






GUILD, TN. 2200 Sqft. 3/2
3 Car, 1 Acre, Bit. 2000. Great
Room / Large Loft, Views of TN
River, Nickajack Lake/Mts. Low
taxes, reduced. $279,900 941-
485-2030
,, -Andc l t, h m m 4' .


JOHNSON "CITY TN, English
Tudor Estate on 4 acres, 4/3.5,
new gourmet kit, in-law apt, 5000
SF, $645,000 423-343-6349
KINGSPORT, TN New Colonial
Duplex, 3/2.5/1, 9' ceilings, hard
wood floors, $159,000 423-343-
6349 www.standrewsgarth.com


upaatea, waterrront mountain nome,
huge family rm w fireplace, Ig cov-
ered patio, $139K 9414844268

WANTED TO BUY
1120


DUPLEX, TRIPLEX, Multi-unit
Property, any condition or area.
Foreclosure or behind? No prob-
lem. Cash Buyer. 941468-1656.
SHORT SALES &
FORECLOSURES
Gulfcoast Realty Int'l
(941)-766-7091

HOMES FOR RENT
1210



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PUNTA GORDA TurnKey 2/2,
2005 Jacobsen, caged pool/ lanai,
handicapped access, no lot rent,
55+, $128,900 734-788-1548


$69,000 941-626-5035.






VENICE 55+, BOATING COMM
2BR/2BA, new floors, Furnished
& well maint. $108,900
Resident owned 941-697-4472
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Lovely Adult comm.
908 Freeport West.
Beautiful 3BR/2BA/2CG,
Approx 1500sf,
Meets Hurricane requirements!
$84,500 517-392-6379


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2/1 Fray $650
Port Charlotte
2/2 Ware Ave $650
Rotonda
2/2 Oakland Hills Ct
Furnished $750
2/2 Nature's Trl Condo $750
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Commercial Condo $800
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941-475-7011
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HOMES FOR RENT
1210


ARCADIA 3B/1B, CHA, Carport,
Fenced Yard $700 mthly
(863)-558-1130
ARCARDIA 2/1 $600 + dep.
PUNTA GORDA 2/1/1 lovely loc,
$775 + dep, Dominic 646-284-
5862 or 646-284-5861

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3/2/2 Lanai,
Wilkinson Ave.,
P.C. $750 Mo

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Inc., Onondaga Ln.,
D.C. $1100 Mo
*we welcome new listings*
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(941) 764-7777
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CHARLOTTE HARBOR
1/1 Nice house & location. 1 blk.
from river, rest. & shop. w/d,
$600 + util. 941-258-5396
ENGLEWOOD 3/1.5, 1400sqf.
Lanai, fenced yard, huge garage.
$600/mo 941-473-4071
ENGLEWOOD
3/2 fenced 6 ac Pasture
Barn, Horse, Trails. $1150
WEST COAST PROP. MGT
941-473-0718
www.RentalsFlorida.net
ENGLEWOOD 6139 Grandeur
St. 2/2/1, $750/mo. 1st/Sec.
No Pets. 941473-3014
ENGLEWOOD HAMMOCKS
RESORT. 3/3/2 1800 SF.
With pool, near beaches.
$950/mo. Hook & Ladder
Realty 941-350-1288
ENGLEWOOD Rentals
M&M Property MGMT
CALL 941 473-9616 or
mmpropertymgmt com
ENGLEWOOD, 2/1/1, in the Gar-
dens, Comm. Pool, Tennis &
Clbhse, Close to All. Good Schools
Unfum. $625. 941468-5277

ENGLEWOOD/ROTONDA
359 Boundary, New 3/2/1, Quali-
ty built. All appls Incl W/D. 55+
Comm $700/mo (260)-493-3000


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$550 2/1/1 Pets OK ........................PC
$650....2/2/CP CM Pool, water inc... DC
$825 3/2/2 Tile, Pets OK..............NP
$950...3/2/2 Pool Home..................PC
$950....3/2/2 Large, Fenced, ........ PC
$550...2/1/CP 825SF...................... ENG
FORT MEADE 3br/lba on large
lot, cha, very clean with new appli-
ances, no pets, references
required. $775/month plus
$700/security. 863-285-6166.



HOMES IN GATED
COMMUNITY
15 Homes!
Furnished/Unfurnished
Annual or Seasonal
(941)-629-3337 or
(941)-650-9831
www.mbgvacationproperties.com

NEED A RENTAL *
Paradise Properties &
Rentals, lnc.941-625-RENT
NORTH PORT 2/2/1 Ceramic
tile throughout. $650/mo
Call Jan 941468-4537
NORTH PORT 3/2, 6354 Scor-
pio, Ig tile, ceiling fans, on canal,
Ig seawall & deck, $850/mo Call
Tony 941-391-4018
NORTH PORT
5126 RICHMOND TERR. -
$900.00
LARGE 3/2/2 WITH FLORI-
DA ROOM HUGE YARD
FORMAL LIVING / DINING
AND FAMILY ROOMS
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UC BROKER (941) 232-8223


HOMES FOR RENT
1210


PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2 or 3/2,
tile, lanai, appl. w/d $675-$995
mo. 1st + sec. Ann. Sm. pet ok
(941)-626-1514
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/1,
all tile, pets ok, $165 week
or $650 mo. 941- 769-4720


PORT CHARLOTTE 2/1.5 1348
Hinton Clean FWF,new tile flrs,pt&
blnds;Gar+Carpt;Scrnd-lanai;sm
pet OK $750 941-625-5754
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2/1 Fully
upgraded, tile floor, new kitchen,
large yard, near beach $750 941-
286-8388
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2/1 Lake
front, furn/unfurn. Immaculate. Ex
neighborhood, $800 Ann., +
util. No pet/smok 941-456-3367
PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2, lanai,
laundry rm with W/D, CHA, Sm.
pet OK. Long or short term.
$650 Mo. 941-889-7718
PORT CHARLOTTE 5 Rental
Homes avail. Unfurn. Good neigh-
borhood, very clean. No pets.
$700-$900. 941-6294557
PORT CHARLOTTE 2br/2ba/lcg
Great neighborhood, $625/mo
plus $600 Sec dep. Call Jim for
details. 941-924-2764
PORT CHARLOTTE Lg 2/2/2
villa, w/den. Lux gtd. community.
pool, clubhouse, avail now. $950
Annual, 941-266-1117
PORT CHARLOTTE Lg. 2/2/2,
tile, lanai, private, 23233 Nancy
Av., close to Beacon & Peachland.
Pet Ok. $850. 941-626-0121
PORT CHARLOTTE POOL
HOMES $1095.00 MO.
LARGE 4 BEDROOM -
22400 OCEANSIDE
HUGE 3 BEDROOM 25664
DEEP CREEK BLVD.
WWW.PELICANPM.COM
UC BROKER (941) 232-8223
PORT CHARLOTTE 21122
Mehan, furnished, rent or rent to
own, 2/1/cprtt, all tile floors,
941-769-5003
PORT CHARLOTTE, 1/1,
all utilities included,
$150 week, pets ok.
941- 769-4720
PORT CHARLOTTE, 3/2/car-
port, $599 Mo. 4/2, dock, fire-
place, 1 bridge to harbor, $895
Mo. 1st & last. 561-351-5390
PORT CHARLOTTE, Clean 2/1,
tile, central heat/air, Ig open yard.
w/d hook ups, $550. +$300.
Dep. Pets ok. 760-529-2896
PORT CHARLOTTE
Lrg., 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath
central heat & air
NEW blinds & carpets, No
Pets $550. (941)-743-3489
PUNTA GORDA 2/2, fully furn.,
ex large parking area, lanai, large
family room, pets ok, $800 +
sec, 941-505-5520
PUNTA GORDA BAY SHORES,
2/1, tiled, w/lanai & until rm. Lg
yard. Shed, All appls & W/D,
Immaculate 3410 Country Club Ln
$650/mo F/L/S 305-898-8458
PUNTA GORDA ISLES, 2+/2/2
on canal w/ pool. Minutes to Har-
bor. $2,500. mo. No pets. 941-
347-7241
PUNTA GORDA Waterfront,
2/2/1. Lanai, dock, quiet setting
Immaculate, newly tiled. $750,
NS, F/L/S. Refs. 239-283-1390
RENT & SAVE: AII-CHA No
Pets Duplex 2/2 $499/Mo.
House 2/1 $525/Mo. 2/2/1
$599/Mo. First/L/S required
240-1749
ROTONDA
3/2/2 lanai, pool $950
3/2/1 Lanai, new tile $850
WEST COAST PROP. MGT
941-473-0718
www.RentalsFlorida.net
ROTONDA WEST. 3/2.5/2
POOL HOME ON GOLF COURSE.
PET OK $1100. MONTH.
941-698-6692
S. VENICE Ventura Villiage
4BR/2ba/2cg Lake view. Comm
htd pool, clubhouse.
941483-9093


109 HOLIDAY APTS 2/2, Island, 1st floor 55+ $75
409 MANATEE CT. #206 2/2, Island, 2nd floor, 991 sq. ft $800
209C RUBENS DRIVE -272, Sorrento East, 1st floor, 1290 sq. ft $858
1122 BIRD BAY 2/2, Bird Bay, 2nd floor,'1013 sq. ft $9001
1406 RAVINIA 3/2/1, Available 4/15, 2nd floor, 1439 sq. ft $975
4215A VICENZA DR 3/2/1, Venetia, 1stfloor, 1383 sq. ft $1000
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57SHERI DAN- 2/2/1, VertM gardens, 1204 sq.ft., pets considered.................1........$800
412 DARLING 3/2, Available 5/5, Island, 1341 sq. ft., pets OK $1100
512 BEATRICE 2/2/pool, Available 4/1, Island, 1563 sq. ft., pets considered........'.....$1200
501 RAVENNA 4/2/1, Island, 1625 sq. ft., furnished, pets considered......................$1200
401 BAYSHORE 3/2/pool, Island, 1838 sq. ft., pets consid., pool care incl..................$1350"
5828 LINCOLN RD. 4/2/2/pool, Gulf View Estates, 2365 sq. ft., pets considered......$16.0
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HOMES FOR RENT
1210


SOUTH VENICE PROFESSIONAL
FATHER seeks 3/2/2 home in S.
Venice area for rental Please call
941468-3024
VENICE GREAT HOMES
$550-$650 941-492-4280
Gulf Coast Rentals &
Real Estate Co.
VENICE, 703 Auburn Cove, New
2/2/2 villa,1600 SF,Unfurn. W/D.
Across from pool. $925./mo Sm
pet neg. (941)-232-8088




WHEN EXPERIENCE COUNTS
Seasonal & Annual Rentals
Expect the Best!
941-629-1243
sunstarrentals.com

CONDOSVILLAS
FOR RENT
1240

8 UNFURNISHED CONDOS
Almar Rentals & Mgt.Services
941-627-1465 Almar-Rentals.com

ANNUAL & SEASONAL
RENTALS
IN BIRD BAY VILLAGE
Utilities paid except electric
BIRD BAY REALTY (Venice)
484-6777 or 800-464-8497

DEEP CREEK 2/2, lanai, cath.
ceil., tile, wood cab., granite, w/d
inc. Pets ok $675+ up.
941-661-4539
DEEP CREEK Golf course, pool,
furnished, 2/2+den, W/D,
$750/month. 941-505-7269
DEEP CREEK, 1st Fir. 2/2, LR, DR,
Lanai, New Vanities, Shower Doors,
Ceiling Fans, Tile Firs., Windows. NP
$675. mo 941-575-7559
ROTONDA BEAUTIFUL
2br/2ba $695mo plus
utilities. & deposit.
(941)-268-5275
NORTH PORT $500.00 MOVES
YOU IN! S875/MO First Month
FREE with annual lease. 3/2/1 luxury
condo 1425SF under air. Small Pets
OK. CALL FOR APT 941-350-
2704 MARK V DEVELOPMENT
Emerald Oaks 4520 S Biscayne Dr
PORT CHARLOTTE 1/1 & den,
55+ community, pool, laundry,
storage. Near cultural ctr &
library, walk to shopping & med-
ical $575. 941-223-0290
PORT CHARLOTTE 2/2, CP,
furnished, pool, tennis, hot tub,
gated, lake view, tile throughout
NP $795/mo 941-626-5858
PORT CHARLOTTE, close to Cul-
tural Center. 1BR/1BA, 1st floor
villa, tile. Ready to move in. No dogs.
Reasonable rent 941-626-8625
PUNTA GORDA EMERALD POINTE
Waterfront, Tennis, pools, dock,
nicely furn, 1, 2 & 3 BR's.
941-626-3350
PUNTA GORDA ISLES condo
2/2 and North Port & Pt Charlotte
house, waterfront, furn. or unfurn.
Annual/seasonal. 941-875-0006.
PUNTA GORDA ISLES Harbor
Front. Furn/unfurn, 2/2 w/pool,
cov pkg. $650 to $925/mo. Ann.
or sht term. 815-341-9185
PUNTA GORDA. 2/2 Unfurnished.
1st floor, N/P, W/D, Lanai/pool,
great location $700/mo + Util.
500 dep. 941-575-9197
ROTONDA remodeled, $1750 mo. +
dep. Please visit www.flickr.cor/pho-
tos/21911490@N00
Inquires: Friz48@gmail.com
VENICE Annual rental in Bird Bay,
2/2, Unfurnished, All Ammenities,
Ground Floor, Available 6/1/10.
941485-0132
VENICE ATHENS TOWNHOUSE.
Luxury living in a rental unit 2/2
3 blks to bch & shops. Annual $875
941485-7645
VENICE FLORIDA BIRD BAY
VILLAGE 2BR/2BA unfurnished,
luxury condo. Minutes to beach-
es, adjacent to shopping, pool &
amenities. No pets. Avail Immedi-
ately $840/mo + electric.
(941)-468-8700
VENICE ISLAND 1/1 Condo, walk
to town & beach. 55+ comm. No
pets/Smoking. Ann lease & deposit.
$750, 941-661-7093

I DUPLEXES
FOR RENT
1300

ENGLEWOOD
1/1/CP remodeled inc water
sewer lawn service $495.
MOVE IN $750.00
WEST COAST PROP. MGT
941-473-0718
www.RentalsFlorida.net
ENGLEWOOD 2/2/1 W/D
hookup, lanai, great area.
941-460-0241
ENGLEWOOD S. GULF COVE
Newer 2/2/1, $695/mo
Tarpon Real Estate.
(941)-697-9797


ENGLEWOOD, East, 3/2, walk-
in closets, CHA, tile, fans, lanai,
W/D hookups, $695 Mo. 1st +
sec. 941- 234-7077
NOKOMIS 1/1, 850 SF, W/D,
dishwasher, cony. loc, $650
lst/L/S 941-468-4259 or 941-
484-1299
NORTH PORT 2BR/2BA
LANAI, CP $650 + elect. Water
& lawn care incl 941-474-5743
PORT CHARLOTTE MURDOCK,
area. 2BR/2BA/garage, CHA,
$575. mo. + $500. dep. Small
pet OK. 941-284-2917


I DUPLEXES
FOR RENT
1300


PORT CHARLOTTE 2/1
and clean but close t
$595/mo, 1st/last/$500
ep. 941-716-2177
PUNTA GORDA- 2/1, CHA
carpet, W/D hookup,
lanai lawn care, water/
inc. $495 mo. No pets! 94
6548 days, 639-8829 ever
PUNTA GORDA 1/1, sout
$395 month. Wilson Realt
629-6624
PUNTA GORDA 2/2/1
1230 Spanish Cay BEA
PGI WATERFRONT W,
1100 SQ FT/ NEW APPLI.
INC W/D NO STAIRS/PAT
YARD QUIET/PRIVATE/
LEASE $850. 810-691-15:
PUNTA GORDA ISLES 2/
of canal, dock, lanai, all ne
incld W/D, Water incl. $77
Via Tripoli 941-575-7867

I APARTMENT!
FOR RENT
1320

CHARLOTTE HARBOR
ments. 2/1, Remodeled,
Harbor. Start @ $550. Sc
Lanai, 1st & sec 941-391
ENGLEWOOD 1ST MOI
FREE 12 mins from Ve
2br w/den 2 ba 1300sf
$399. moves you in $75(
9414730450

O ENGLEWOO
S Immed. occu
o AFFORDABLE
1 BEDROOM APTS. I
Income limits apply
GROVE CITY MANO
941-697-4677
TDD 866-925-868

VENICE ISLANDEff, 1 &
Immed. occup. No pets,
lease 941416-5757or 323
NORTH PORT
VICTORIA POINTE APT
at Sumter & Appomatt
between US 41 & 1-7
Accepting applications for
2BR Apts. Fee waived unt
2010. 941-423-872(


PORT CHARLOI E
New Apartment Communil
Leasing. Apply in Pers
at 4200 Lister St. P.(
Tues. Sat. 9am-5pn
FREE RENT.
**Restrictions Apply*
941-391-5669



PORT CHARLOTT
Now accepting applica
Subsidized Housing fo
elderly, 62 and older
or requiring the featu
of an accessible un
please call 941-624-2
limited availability,
Income limits apply
TTY:1-800-955-8771



PUNTA GORDA 1/1/1
Vasco St. Duplex,Carport
age area, Pets OK, WatE
$525 813-714-1019
PUNTA GORDA DOWNTC
room upstairs apartment.
ities included. No pets. Ca
941-391-4856
PUNTA GORDA Efficiency
$400 Mo. $300 deposit
(941)-575-3593 Leave ms
PUNTA GORDA WATER
1BR Duplx, one free month
many Xtras, $530 mo. anr
NP,NS 941-626-9652
PUNTA GORDA clean 2E
on lake $700 Mo. incl.
941-740-4925
PUNTA GORDA EFF.
week; 1 Bedrm apt. Pet F
$175 wk. Incl until. Triangle
941-639-8356

TOLEDO CLUB
APARTMENTS
WINTER SPECIAL
NO APPLICATION FEES IN
CREDIT APPROVAL IN SECOC
RESERVEYOUR NEW HC
4 MONTHS IN ADVANCE
FREE RENT AVAILABLE 01
APT HOMES!!
LG STUDIOS STARTING AT
1BD/1BA STARTING AT $E
2BD/2BA STARTING AT $E
2 FABULOUS SWIMMING
POOLS, SPA, 24 HR FITN
CENTERS, WIFI INTERN
ACCESS & PETS WELCC
LOCATED OFF TOLEDO BI
BLVD IN NORTH POR1
TOLEDOCLUBAPTS.
CALL TODAY!
941-423-6600

VENICE- LAST MONTH F
Ibr $600, 2BR $695. 1ST
N/Pets. Sea Jay Apts, under
mgmt. 941-232-989
VENICE 1/1 FURN
W/UTIL. AVAIL. 4/1/10
PETS, $320. BI-WEEK
$500.SEC. 941-416-5.


VENICE CLUBSIDE AF
1 Bedrooms AvailablE
$99 Moves you in.
Call (941)-488-7766
VENICE CLUBSIDE AF
1 Bedrooms AvailablE
$99 Moves you in.
Call (941)-488-7766
VENICE ISLAND SEABRE
COTTAGES ACROSS FF
AIRPORT 2/2 $700/
1ST & SEC 941-628-9


APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
1320


quiet VENICE ISLAND, 2br/lba, near
o 41, hosp, on Plaza Mayor. $675/mo
sec. d +Sec, incl water. 941-587-9997
VENICE, DOWNTOWN Embassy
A, W/W Ibr apt. $600/mo. + $600 Sec.
screen Walk to beach & churches. N/P.
/sewer (941)-244-0700
41-769- VENICE, 1BR $600; 2BR $650
nings. $500 DEPOSIT. N/PETS.
th area Sea Jay Apartments. Under new
y 941- management 941- 232-9893
VENICE ISLAND APTS 1 bedrm.
apt avail. Close to beach &
UTIFUL downtown. 941-7354020
/DOCK VENICE, Venice Ave. All new 1/1
ANCES Nice large rooms, Fully furnished.
IO/BIG $695 mo. incl water & cable. MUST
YEARS SEE! 941-284-9459
36 VENICE- CAPRI ISLES,
'2 end Unfurnished. 2/2, $675 +
w appl. $500 sec. dep. Pool Tennis.
5. 607 941- 232-9893
VENICE-SPACIOUS VERY NICE
2/1.5, Unfurn, Close to shop-
ping, $700mo 1st Last + Sec
(941)-966-2762 aft 6pm

Woodmere
Apartments
Apart- of Venice
Walkto Winter SPECIALS
reened $500 CASH PLUS
-1559 No Application Fees in March!
NTH Credit Approval in Seconds!
nice $3,000 in FREE RENT on
ce2 Bed Apts!!
Spool Reserve Your New Home
0/mo 4 Months in Advance.
1BD/1BA Starting at $655!!
2BD/2BA Starting at $720!!
D Newly Renovated 24 hr Fitness
p. Center, Fabulous Resort
LE Swimming Pool, Wifi Internet
62+ Access, & Pets Welcome
y. Located off Jacaranda Blvd on
)R Woodmere Park Blvd.
Woodmereapartmentsofvenice.co
9 m
CALL TODAY!
941-496-4161
2 br,
1 yr
-6466 MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT
FS. L1340
ox
5
1BR & NOCATEE & KINGS HWY.
ti June Several Available! Includes CHA
0 From $350. $750.
1st & Sec. 941-624-0355
S PUNTA GORDA 2BR/1.5 older
MH,CHA, 5468 Wilson (Bermont
So /17) $425 mo. lst+last+sec.
y Now $1275 move-in 480-202-7612
son
C. PUNTA GORDA 6822 Villa View
i. Dr 2/1 all appliances inc. washer
& dryer, like new, $600. lst+sec
Pets OK 941-626-9606

) / MISC. RENTALS
1345
E
nations
r the VENICE 1890 S.Tamiami Trail
er, Private professional office in
ires newly renovated office ste.
it., $400/mo utilities included. Near
!266 Seminole. 941-485-7705

S | EFFICIENCIES
FOR RENT
1350

2900 PORT CHARLOTTE 2 room
w/stor- suites, waterfront, with Wifi.
r incl. $170 week & up. 941-661-4262

PORT CHARLOTTE EFF., 55+,
OWN 2 close to Harbor, call
All util- 941-629-5486 or 317-919-1566
ll Jerry for details. 23067 Seneca
PORT CHARLOTTE, Pvt. ent.,
bath w/Jacuzzi, cooking area,
pool, waterfront. Ref/sec.
g. $135 wk. (941)-624-0169
RONT.
R+ ROOMS FOR RENT
nl. 1360

3R/2BA
water. NORTH PORT 2 rooms for rent
w/kitchen privileges. Home is
$150 1600sqft w/lanai. Close to 1-75
friendly. 941-204-5302 or 941-661-9660
Motel NORTH PORT Room, close to
Biscayne & 41. No smoke, drink,
pets. Furn. $95/ wk. Incl. util.
941-536-6582
S!! PUNTA GORDA, all amenities,
JAN! incl. utilities. Responsible person
DNDSI only. Must be neat & clean. $100
)ME week. 941-639-6962

N ALL RENTALS TO SHARE

$555! L 1370
633!1
695!1
G
ESS NORTH PORT 4/2/2 prime
ET terr Employed or female stu-
)ME dent $475 863-558-0271
LADE
T, NORTH PORT Girl wanted live
EOM in, 2 BR house, keep clean,no
boyfriends,trustworthy.
941-539-3478
VENICE Finest Resort Facility!
FREE. Pools, Tennis, more! Priv. rm/ba,
& SEC. in quiet comfy hm. Low rent for
r new light duties N/S, Ref. 9414846081

I VACATION/
NO SEASONAL RENTALS
LY ^ 1390
293
'TS.
TS. ENGLEWOOD 1/1 Avail now,
fully furnished, on Englewood
Bay, beach, dock, heated pool,
weekly or monthly 941-518-9787
ITS.


ENGLEWOOD 2/2/2 + Den,
Gated community, furnished, spa-
cious, pool, April December.
$1300/mo 941-475-4486
EEE ENGLEWOOD/GROVE CITY Avail
ROM now. Nice 1/1 furn, waterview of
MO. Stump Pass, priv parking. Seasonal
1810 $1200mo $500 wk 941445-6638


J


SEASONAL RENTALS
Z 1390


PORT CHARLOTTE large 2BR
nicely furnished, Ig. lanai, central-
ly located waterfront, W/D, no
pets/smoking. 941456-8878.


LQOK


ROTONDA- 3br/2ba N/S :
Executive Condo, marble
B-tub w/spa jets Pool,
Beautifully furn. $2200/mo.
Lots of amenities! ALSO 2BR
Beautifully furn. Avail April EMPLOYMENT
S1700 8 941.96f.R97R5


www.LKVillas.com
VENICE, 2br/2ba HOME, fully furn,
50+ resort fac. Wkly, Mo, Yearly.
516-728-7487 or 516-728-2991

LOTS & ACREAGE
1500


DEEP CREEK 2 cleared build-
ing lots, $17K and $13K.
941-626-2445
PORT CHARLOTTE 5 acres on
Tangerine. Prestigious area
cleared, 2 ponds, Lg. Oaks. Live-
stock allowed, 941-457-9439

BUSINESS RENTALS
1610


OFFICE/RETAIL RENT or pur-
chase on Veterans Blvd. 881SF-
$477, 1056SF-$528, 1231SF-
$564, 2112SF,-$1056 (Add
$4/SF CAM to all) 941-629-9001



Port Charlotte
Executive Office Suites
Receptionist, all util. &
other support svcs.
starting at $295 per/mo.
Omni Executive Center
A Friendly Place to be!
4055 US 41
(Across from Bob Evans) Call
Marj or Shirley 941-627-9755
www.omniexec.net
PORT CHARLOTTE 420 SF, on
41, $535 mo, Must see.
941-629-8660
or 941-637-9637 after 6pm.
PORT CHARLOTTE OFFICE
RENTALS 3 units available 800-
820sf, $650/mo Off 776 Near
Collingswoods Animal Hospital.
941-625-4250 ext. 104
PUNTA GORDA on US 41
Retail / Office space
265 -1,500 sq ft. Starting @
$495.95. FLIP, 941-505-0482
VENICE Aeronautical use office
space avail. 1564 SF. Located at
Venice Municipal Airport. Contact
Airport Admin. 941486-2711
VENICE Offices/Warehouses &
office-warehouse combo's, All
sizes & locations. 941485-1119

COMMERCIAL/
INDUSTRIAL PROP
1620


ARCADIA for sale or rent,
2400SF commercial. Incl. 750 SF
1 bdrm furn. apt. $650 mo total.
863-494-2651 or 941- 626-7501
LAKE WALES Prime retail store-
front in the Lake Wales Downtown
Business District. Onestory build-
ing with 2700 SF. Listed on the
National Register of Historic
Places. $229,900. Keller
Williams Realty Lake Wales Team
Commercial 863-679-1710
www.TeamCommercial.org
PORT CHARLOTTE, VERY Nice
warehouse, 800 sq ft, air, bathroom
$425. Also Office w/ record storage
(util. included) $225 941-204-9415
PORT CHARLOTTE- Prime office
space, 3 units 1,000sf. ea. Brand
new. Sandhill Blvd. Turnkey/Fully
built out. (941)-624-5992
WINTER HAVEN, previous bank
bldg, great visibility & easy
access at corner of Recker Hwy
& Spirit Lake Rd. Bldg could eas-
ily be converted to accommodate
other retail uses. 4555sf bldg on
3.8 acres. BPC zoning $700,000
863-679-1710
www.TeamCommercial.org

WAREHOUSE
& STORAGE
1640


CHARLOTTE HARBOR &
MURDOCK, 800-2400 SF
Warehouse/office space.
Start $375 mo 941-639-7532.
ENGLEWOOD, in town Ware-
house space, 1250 SF, 12ft door,
storage, work space, RV or Boat,
$400/mo 941-270-1213
ENGLEWOOD, Worth Ave 1200
SF office/warehouse, 12' over-
head drs, CAM included. 2 avail-
able. $695 mo. 941-697-4774
MURDOCK INDUST. PARK
1400sf w/ office, OH door. Inclds
water, dumpster, clean. Lowest
rates in town 941-626-0416
NOKOMIS SHORT SALE
50% off listing. 6,700 SF
warehouse w/office. $295,000
AB Trading Realty 727-424-8090
PUNTA GORDA, New 1600 sf.,
large overhead doors on each
end + bathroom. $600. mo +
tax. 239-248-0020


EMPLOYMENT
2005 Services
2010 Professional
2015 Banking
2020 Clerical
2025 Computer
2030 Medical
2035 Musical
2040 Restaurant/Hotel
2050 SkilledTrades
2060 Management
2070 Sales
2090 Child/Adult
Care Needed
2100 General
2110 Part-time/ Temp
2115 Home Based
Business
2120 Seeking Employment

HELP WANTED
L 2001


MEDICAL BILLING Trainees
Needed!, Hospitals & Insurance
Companies Hiring Now! No
Experience? Local Training &
Job Placement Available! HS
Diploma or GED & Computer
Needed. 1-888-528-5176

PROFESSIONAL
2010


ART DIRECTOR
Englewood Art Center
A division of Ringling College of
Art and Design, is seeking a
Director, responsible for managing
the operations of the center incl.
Community arts programs, Events
& exhibitions. Will work closely
W/Advisory Committee,
Volunteers, & College Dept. Ideal
candidate will have entrepreneurial
skills, the ability to enthusiastically
promote the activities of the
center & to engage and motivate
volunteers. Min. Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree & 3 yrs
business, financial, or administra-
tive exp. Preferred:
Entrepreneurial exp. & or exp in
non-profit sector. For full posting
& to apply, go to:
https://ringling.simplehire.com
EOE
PUT CLASSIFIED
TO WORK FOR YOU
Venice, Englewood,
North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200

CHAIR RENTAL, Enthusiastic
team player for Chair rental in
new salon in the Punta Gorda His-
toric area. 941-505-4247

FACULTY Part-time
PORT CHARLOTTE
CAMPUS

Candidates must hold a Mas-
ter's degree in the subject or
have a Master's degree and 18
credit hours in the subject mat-
ter.
Reading
English
Math
Environmental Science

Radiology Technician with
2+ years experience in field or
a CMA with BUXO certification.
Teaching experience preferred,
but not required.
Medical Assistant with 2+
years experience in field and
certification (CMA or RMA).
Associate's degree required,
Bachelor's degree preferred.
Previous teaching experience
preferred, but not required.

These are adjunct (part-time)
faculty with a teaching sched-
ule that may include days,
nights or Saturday classes.
Adjunct faculty typically teach-
es 1 to 3 classes per quarter
(11 weeks). Classes meet one
(1) time per week for 4-hours.
Classes meet on the following
daily schedule: 8:30 am to
12:20 pm; 1:00 pm to 4:50
pm; or 6:00 pm to 9:50 pm.

Southwest Florida College is
a Senior Career College
accredited by the Accrediting
Council for Independent Col-
leges and Schools (ACICS). We
offer career oriented programs
in criminal justice, health care,
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2821 S.W. Pine Island Rd.,
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Florida 33991
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941-879-5001
P/T OFFICE WORK, over 20
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941-493-8246
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN seek-
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PRO SALES EXEC. Responsible,
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RESTAURANT EXP. Exp in all
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service (941)475-4539 Matt
RETIRED GENT LOOKING FOR
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2052
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863-840-2075



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SNOWBIRD SPECIALS.
941-623-2074
MISS FYNNE
Mon Fri 863-852-6849

SINGLES
Lo 3050


NIPPLES, I missed you at the
library on 2/20. Please call again.
941412-5591

SCHOOLS
& INSTRITCTION


TRAVEL/TICKETS
3080


TICKETS! Rays BB tickets. Spring
Train. PC, Yankees, Red socks,
Pirates, Orioles & Twins.
2 End Seats. IN SHADE!
941429-8114

YANKEES VS Rays 2 Tickets
Sec. 215 $100 941-276-2568

LOST & FOUND
3090


KEYS FOUND: KEYS FOUND
WITH LEATHER KEY CHAIN
ON COPIAPO & DEEP CREEK, IN
DEEP CREEK 941-276-5278

FOUND RING: Please call to
identify. Found in Jones Loop Wal-
mart on Feb 19th. 941-639-4882

LOST 2 FERRETS- off David in
Gulf Cove. Tame-will not bite.
941-626-0834

LOST CAT, Chincilla Persian,
white w/ grey, long hair, green
eyes, 12yrs old, Lost around
2/17th near Punta Gorda Isles
Please call Alex
561-789-4058

LOST CAT, Venice Island,
black, "Romeo". REWARD.
941- 375-8180

LOST SHIH-TZU, FEMALE, light
gold color, namd "Daisy", from
Kennedy/Jackson area in Venice,
since Sun., Feb. 21. REWARD.
(941)-321-2121 or (615)-983-
9644

LOST-CAR MAGNET. Investors
Choice R/E, Diana Legg. McCall
or Placida Rds. Plz call 475-7011

LOST: CAT SIAMESE MALE,
Brownish black, It. brown w/ white
spot on chest in North Port Atwa-
ter & Price area. REWARD
941-883-1242

Missing 2/23 all gray feline, spad-
ed, answers to Baby Girl, Graham
St & Harbor Blvd, slightly blind,
no collar, Reward 941-623-8226


3060A


CNA CLASS 2 WEEK $300
CNA Refresher course $125
SPECIAL Books Included. State
testing onsite. 941-822-2290
CNATRAINING- $225.
Day, night & weekend classes
avail. 941-497-1177
www.justinwilliscna.com
ED KLOPFER SCHOOLS OF
CNA TRAINING 1 wk class
$249.00 Locations: Sarasota.
PC, Ft. Myers 800-370-1570

S BIBLE STUDY
& CHURCHES
3065


BIBLE STUDY expanding into
new church. Looking for a loca-
tion near Toledo Blade. (941)
240-2421

BIBLE STUDY expanding into
new church. Looking for a loca-
tion near Toledo Blade. (941)
240-2421

TRAVEL/TICKETS
3080


BASEBALL TICKETS Rays
2+Park Pass, w/aisle,3-28-10.
$42 941-624-2105
BASEBALL TICKETS Rays, 2+
Park pass w/ aisle, 4-1-10 $42
941-624-2105
BASEBALL TICKETS Rays, 2+
park pass w/aisle, 3-30-10 $42
941-624-2105
MARLINS VS Rays March 13
3 Tixs Sec 213
Row 15 $72 941-276-2568
PIRATES VS RAYS 03/28 3 Tixs
Section 108 $81 941-276-2568
RAY/ORIOLES OPEN DAY
TIX 1ST RW 3RD BASE LINE (1)
$60 941-626-1224
RAYS SPRING TRAINING,
Sec. 216, Row 10, Seats 1 & 2.
$22 ea. 941- 380-2836
RAYS TICKETS 3rd Row at Visi-
tors Dugout. 3/8:Pirates; 3/11 &
3/24 Blue Jays; 4/1:Orioles $50
941-629-9001
RAYS TICKETS
SEC11 4 ROW 4, SEAT#3'4'5
$22 (941)764-8043
RAYS VS Orioles Mar 4. 2 Tks
Sec 217 row 1 $16 Ea. 941-828-
0119
RAYS VS ORIOLES MARCH 4TH
SEC 205 ROW 9
$30 EACH $30 941-743-4127
RAYS VS PIRATES MARCH 8
TWO TICKETS
$30.00 PER $30 941-743-4127
RAYS VS Toronto Mar 11. 2 Tks
Sec 217 Row 1 Seats 10&11
$16 Ea. 941-828-0119
RAYS/RED SOX TIX 3/6
1ST ROW 3RD BASE LINE
(3) $60EA. 941-626-1224
RED SOX vs Rays 03/16 2 Tixs
Sec 115 Row 4 $80 941-276-
2568
RED SOX Vs Rays 3/6 4 tix sec
204 $120; Yankees v Rays 3/19
4 tix sec 204 $132 941-624-3353
RED SOX vs ST LOUIS MARCH 8
TWO TICKETS $35.00 EACH
$35, OBO 941-743-4137
TICKETS, RED SOX Tickets, all
games available, section 213.
$10-$50. (941)-445-4075


CRAFTERS DAY
Encore Gulf View RV Park
10205 Burnt Store Rd. PG
1st and 3rd Monday of Month
1:00 P.M.

FUN WITH WATERCOLOR
March 3rd-31st
Weds. 1-4pm.
S. Venice Civic Assoc.
Call Carolyn at:
941-366-2866
OR pick up registration form at
S. Venice Civic Assoc.
During regular business hours.

MOSAICS
Thursday 6 9pm
Call Rosemary at 941-697-7888

WOODCARVING
Tues. 8am.
PG Boat Club
802 Retta Esplanade.
941-505-4246 941-575-4276

www.NorthPortArtCenter
1-2 Day Workshops & 6 wk.
Art classes; 2nd Sat. Kids
Free; Birthday Art Parties;
Call 941-423-6460


EXERCISE
3095


ELITE TRAINING & FITNESS

Bootcamp Mon/Th. 10:30am
Fitness Boxing Tues. 7:00pm
Zumba Mon/Wed, 5:30pm
Sat, 10am
Elite Cycle T/Th/Sat. 8:30am
Fri. 4:30pm
Power Pilates Tues, 6:00pm
Wed, 10:30am, Fri. 10:30am
Power Pilates Th, 6:00pm
Carrie Andrade 941-286-3475
KRIYA YOGA MEDITATION
Monday at 7pm.
Unity Church of Peace
1250 Rutledge St.
941-423-0029
TAI CHI QI GONG
Saturday at 9:30am.
400 W. Retta Esplanade, PG.
Yoga Class for Beginners
Monday 9am.
Tuesday 6:30-8pm.
Saturday 8:45-10am.
Proceeds to
Venice Wildlife Center
VENICE HOLISTIC CENTER
251 Tamiami Trail
Call Rick or Mary 941-488-1769

RELIGION
3096


BIBLE STUDY
Faith Lutheran Church
Thursday at 10am.
4005 Palm Drive, Punta Gorda
941-639-6309
CONFIRMATION/BIBLE STUDY
Faith Lutheran Church
4005 Palm Drive, Punta Gorda
Classes for Youth and Adult
Various Days & Times
941-639-6309

OTHER
3097


BOATING SAFETY
The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Flotilla 98, Charlotte Harbor, is
offering "ABOUT BOATING
SAFELY", an introduction to boats
and their uses, boating laws, navi-
gation, necessary personal safety
equipment, knots and boating
problems will be covered. Upon
successful completion of the
program, the student will receive a
Florida "Boating Safety Education"
ID card. All boaters under the age
of 22 are required to have a boat-
ing Safety Education Card to legally
operate a boat in Florida. This
Boating Safety Class will be held
from 7 pm to 9 pm on March 23rd
& 25th, as well as April 1st, 6th,
&8th at the Punta Gorda Isles Civic
Center, 2001 Shreve St., Punta
Gorda, FL. To enroll or for further
information please call:
Dick Kenyon at: 941-625-5353


4000








FINANCIAL

INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
4050


6% INTEREST SECURED
COMPUTERS $85K Needed for 1st mort-
3092 gage on s. venice sf home.
@have fha loan appraisal
@129k. CALL 941-356-0217


COMPUTER TUTOR
(Your home or mine)
ONLY $25.00 an hour!
Please call Steve at:
941-445-4285

DANCE
3093


Line Dancing
Tuesday 10-11am
Lemon Bay Woman's Club
Coconut & Maple, Eng.
$3.00, Soft Sole Shoes Requ.
For more info
Call 941-474-6250


LOANS/MORT-
GAGES


ARE you receiving monthly pay-
ments from a mortgage? I buy
mortgages! 863-832-1984
PRIVATE MORTGAGE money
available. Commercial & Resid.
Purchase or Refi. 941-323-7116


5000



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EDUCATION BUSINESS SERVICES
3094


FRENCH INSTRUCTION &
TRANSLATION
Conversational French lessons
taught either individually or by
group. Translation from English
to French as well as French to
English. Student or adults
welcome. Great for people
traveling abroad.
Please call: 941-539-3111

WEIGHT WATCHERS MTGS:
Mon. 6pm at Redeemer Luth.
Tues. 8am & 6pm at Christ Luth
Wed. 12:15 at Rotonda Elks
Thurs. 9:30am at Gulf Cove
Methodist
Sat. 8 & 9:30 at Tringali
Call: 1-800-651-6000


AN OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE
may be required by the City
and/or County. Please call the
appropriate occupational licens-
ing bureau to verify.

I APPLIANCE
SERVICE/REPAIR
5020


SAME DAY SERVICE, Appliance
& Refrigeration Repair. All Makes
& Models 941-237-7251 Lic./Ins.

CARPET SERVICES
5040


DeSoto Carpet & Tile for all your
carpet and tile needs. 863-993-
9010 steve@desotocarpet.com


ADULT CARE
L 5050


AFFORDABLE IN HOME
CARECNA WITH EXC. REF. ENGL
AREA CALL JULIE 941474-1200

CHILD CARE
Lo 5051


ALL CHILDCARE
FACILITIES MUST INCLUDE,
WITH ADVERTISEMENT,
STATE OR LOCAL AGENCY
LICENSE NUMBER.
FLORIDA STATE LAW requires
all child care centers and day
care businesses to register with
the State of Florida. The Sun
Newspapers will not knowingly
accept advertising which is in
violation of the law.

COMPUTER SERVICE
5053


*1A+ COMPUTER REPAIR &
TUTOR... I YOUR HONE
Reasonable & Prompt!
Sr. Disc. 941-615-7888


FREE REPORT. Is your business
ready for a computer disaster?
Call (941) 621-3552 or visit
harbordatasystems.com

CLEANING
SERVICES
kv5 5060

HOME,CONDO & BUSINESS
Cleaning. Low Rates, Free quotes.
Stephanie (941)-268-8200

IHOME/COMM.
IMPROVEMENT
5100


A JACK OF ALL TRADES
No Job Too Big or Small
Also Pressure Cleaning
CGC#A14379. Free Estimates
(941)-623-3374
BILL JACOBSEN Concrete Ser-
vices. Concrete or Pavers,
Patios, Sceenrooms, Driveways,
Sidewalks 941-391-0694
DAN THE HANDYMAN
Bath rm & kitchen remodels
Painting, Carpentry, Anything?
941-697-1642
DAVE'S HANDYMAN
Honest, Knowledgeable & Reli-
able. Call for all your needs, Small
or Large. 941-628-8326 Lic./Ins.
HOME IMPROVEMENT Home
repairs, kitchen, bath, paint, tile, floor,
etc. Lic & Ins. Joe 941-883-1303

LAWN/GARDEN
& TREE
L 5110

A JAMISON TREE SERVICE
Complete & Professional
Will Beat Any Estimate!
Prof. Arborist Free Est. 10%
Sr Disc., Lic. & Ins. 941-423-
0020 941-423-0020, 475-
6611, PC 539-2644
AN OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE
may be required by the City
and/or County. Please call the
appropriate occupational licens-
ing bureau to verify


BILLS LAWN & LANDSCAPE
Shrub Trimming/Removal &
Installs, Mulching, Weeding, Reli-
able Lawn Care! 941-423-9956
R&M LAWN & LANDSCAPING
now DBA FLOYD BROTHERS
Now accepting new accounts.
Reliable & reasonable rates
(941)-809-9485 or 223-1738
SANDEFUR'S TREE TRIMMING
LANDSCAPING,
PRESSURE CLEANING &
MORE. 941-484-6042
SOD RIP OUT and replace, tree
trim/removal,landscaping &
mulch 941-716-1954

MOVING/HAULING
5130


HAULING Yard & Constr
Waste. Garage Clean Out.
Trash. Call Carlton,
941-284-8087or 564-6049

I PAINTING/
WALLPAPERING
5140


LQ K
BEST PRICE FOR QUALITY JOB!
Best Coast Painting
Residential/Commercial
Handyman services also!
Visa/mc/disc accepted
941-815-8184 AAA00101254
STEVEN'S CUSTOM Painting &
Pressure Wash Res/Comm. Int/Ext.
Free est. Lic. & ins. 941-255-3834


PLUMBING
5160


ONKEN CONSTRUCTION GROUP
$399 Rheem or Bradford
White water heaters installed.
www.onkenconstructiongroup.com
941-270-2930
THINK PLUMBERS are too
high? Give me a try! Retired mas-
ter plumber. Lic. RF11067393
Ross (941)-204-4286


CLEANING
4 5180




SBK WORKS: Pressure Washing
Tiled Roofs an more!! Also Lawn
an Handyman Services!! Lic/Ins
941-961-5208

SECRETARIAL/
BOOKEEPING/TAX
5190


RANDY S. BOHLEY ACCT. &
TAX SRVC. Individuals, Sole
Proprietors, Corporations,
Partnerships, Estates.
(863)-993-9595 or
(941)-629-9595

RESUMES, EDITING, PROOF-
ING. Fax, email and online job
search. 941-625-0853.


6000







MERCHANDISE



GARAGE SALES


6001
6002
6003
6004
6005
6006
6007
6008
6009
6010
6011
6012
6015
6020


Arcadia
Englewood
Lake Suzy
Nokomis
North Port
Port Charlotte/Deep
Creek
Punta Gorda
Rotonda
Sarasota
South Venice
Venice
Out Of Area
Flea Market
Auctions


MERCHANDISE

6013 Moving Sales
6025 Arts & Crafts
6027 Dolls
6030 Household
Goods
6035 Furniture
6038 Electronics
6040 TV/Stereo/Radio
6060 Computer Equip
6065 Clothing/Jewelry/
Accessories
6070 Antiques &
Collectibles
6075 Fruits/Veges
6090 Musical
6095 Medical
6100 Health/Beauty
6110 Trees & Plants
6120 Baby Items
6125 Golf Accessories
6128 Exercise/Fitness
6130 Sporting Goods
6131 Firearms
6132 Firearm Accessories
6135 Bikes/Trikes
6138 Toys
6140 Photography/Video
6145 Pool/Spa & Supplies
6160 Lawn & Garden
6165 Storage Sheds/
Buildings
6170 Building Supplies
6180 Heavy Constr.
Equipment
6190 Tools/Machinery
6220 Office/Business Equip
& Supplies
6225 Restaurant Supplies
6250 Appliances
6260 Misc. Merchandise
6270 Wanted to Buy or Trade



I ARCADIA AREA
GARAGE SALES
6001


SRUMMAGE/FLEA MARKET
Pine Creek Chapel Sat. 3/6
8-3, Spaces available $10 863-
494-9166 or 863-494-6574
i-SAT 8-4 8135 SW Sunny-
Sbreeze Dr. ( West parking lot
of SunnyBreeze Golf Course) 20+
Families Neighborhood Garage
Sale. Antiques, crafts, jewelry,
display fixtures, household goods
& food


GARAGE SALES
6002


-SAT. 8-12, 03/06, 2840
Waxwing Lane at Clubhouse,
Something for everybody, TV'S,
toys, clothes for all, tables and
chairs, bikes, golf items.

NOKOMIS/OSPREY
GARAGE SALES
6004


SAT 8-1PM 806 BAY VIEW DR
Off Laurel Rd. Multi-family,
household items, furniture, clothing
-SAT. 7:30-1:30 109 & 103
Tavernier Dr. US 41 & Mon-
tana. Follow signs. MULTI SALE.
Many bargains & values.

1 SAT. 9AM-2PM,
1500 KINGS WAY, OFF 41,
1 MI E. ON
LAUREL RD. IN
KING'S GATE PARK
FLEA MARKET CRAFTS,
MUSIC, FOOD, BAKED
GOODS!


GARAGE SALES
6005

-ISAT. 8-1 March 6th, Harbor
Isles Community Annual
"Trash & Treasure Sale" Furni-
ture, household items, clothing &
etc. Bake sale, breakfast 8-
11am, "hotdog" lunch 11am-
lpm. Located on US 41, North
Port (between River Rd & Warm
Mineral Springs)
D-SAT. 8-2 Rain Date Sun 8-2
South end of Pan American
Blvd. Duck Key Annual Communi-
ty MULTI-FAMILY SALE.


CREEK GARAGE SALES
6006


-FRI.-SUN. 1566 Ultra Marine
Ln. Deep Creek. Huge Sale:
Pack rat needs room. Tools, furn,
appl, doors, windows, construction,
lawn mowers, electronics, household


THU.-FRI. 7:30-1:30 139 Bed-
ford Dr, PC. Multi-family Lots of
Household items,mens Ig (38
pants)clothes,TV's, Stereo, etc.
-THU.-FRI. 8-3 &
SAT. 8-12:30
23456 Olean Blvd. Church Rum-
mage Sale, Christ the King
Lutheran Church, Kings Hwy and
Olean Blvd., Pre-School toys-
chairs, tables; furniture, books,
household goods, clothing and
much more. Baked goods and a
Bratwurst Lunch will be avail.
daily. For additional infor. call
941-505-8832
DTHU.-SAT. 8:30-5 22172
Midway Blvd. Children's
clothes & toys, household items,
odds & ends. Everything goes!!
D Thurs Mar 4th, 8-2
Harborview Bazaar!
24325 Harborview Rd.
Treasures & Trash, Baked Goods,
Lunch Avail
THURS-FRI 8-1 25255 Der-
ringer Rd. (Deep Creek) Hundreds
of like new: hand / power/ lawn
tools, figurines, clocks, fans, pic-
tures, toys,TV's & stand, lamps,
shop vac, med & Ige. dog cages,
hsehld items, clothes.


-FRI. MARCH 5TH, 8AM -
12NOON & SAT. MARCH
6, 8AM-10AM. 1420 Appian
Way. ESTATE SALE assisted by
the Isles Girls & Guys. (Dir: Mari-
on to L on Bal Harbor, L on Appi-
an.) Computer desk & chair, side-
by-side fridge, microwave, wicker
sofa & 2 chairs, lanai furniture,
grill, full bedrm suite, headboards
for twin beds, pictures, file cabi-
nets, vacuum, occasional chairs,
bike, kitchen misc.
-SAT. 8-NOON. 1201 Aqui
Esta Dr. Annual Yard Sale.
Congregational Church. Cloth-
ing, linens, household, books,
craft supplies, baked goods.
|-]THU.-SAT. 8-? 1315 Appian
n Dr. Moving Sale! Entertain-
ment Ctrs., TV's, Sofas, and com-
plete kitchen items including misc.


GARAGE SALES
6008

-THU.-SAT. 8-1 Broadmoor
Subdivision #13 Sports-
man Ct. MOVING SALE. Din-
ing Room Set, tv's, entertain-
ment center,lamps,pictures,
and much much more.

I S. VENICE AREA
GARAGE SALES
6010

lFRI & SAT 8-4
9524 Carnaby Dr.
Pennington Place Furniture,
Lawn furn, Antique school desk,
8' ladder & much more.
-FRI.-SAT. 8-2 1335
Jamaica Rd. Multi family -
household, clothes,books, lamps,
art, nick nacks, lots of stuff.
I-FRI.-SUN. 8-2 1640 Lemon
Bay Dr. MOVING Decora-
tions, kitchen, garage, clothes,
sporting, lawn, everything.
-FRI.-SUN.MOVING OUT SALE!
DMO'S 2ND HAND ROSE
2141 TAMIAMI TR S (NEXT TO KFC)
DINING,SOFAS,CHAIRS+BEDROOM AND
HOME DECOR,PRICES SLASHED
-FRI/SAT 8-3 2929 Sies-
ta.Dr 7 Fam.hshld,kids,deco
clothes, jewelry, bedsets, furn.,
washer & dryer, plus much more
]SAT. 8-2 ANNUAL FLEA
MARKET S. Venice Yacht
Club. 41 Baffin Road West to
Yacht Club Drive.
DSAT. 8-3 VALENCIA
LAKES, Community Sale,
Venice Ave. E. Household and
lots of other misc. items.
Rain date Sun 8-3

SVENICE AREA
GARAGE SALES
0 16011

-]FRI & SAT 10-4 1461 Lake-
side Dr., Venice Garden area,
X-mas stuff, patio furniture, rugs,
household items, etc.
-FRI.-SAT. 8-3 1585 Gra-
ham Road. (corner of Yacht
Club) 2 Family Garage Sale;
household items, collectibles,
tools, etc.









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www.sunnewspapers.net


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D Fri, Mar 5, 5pm-9pm,
Sat, Mar 6, 9am-6pm,
Sun, Mar 7, 12pm-5pm
SUN, all items 1/2 price!
NEW! LOWER PRICES





All proceeds benefit Epiphany Out-
reach Ministry
S FRI. & SAT. 8am- Noon.
1535 E. Venice Ave.
Venice Church Of The
Nazarene, 941-488-5007
A little bit of everything & more.
Organ, furniture, dishwasher,
refrigerator, stove, and other
large appliances in great cond.
Kitchen wares, clothing and
much more.
All proceeds benefit the
children Ministry -
Bible & art supplies.
SFRI.-SAT. 8-3 March 5 & 6
649 S Tamiami Tr. COUNTRY
CLUB CONDO, Large rummage
sale in the club house on Guild St.
SAT, MAR. 6th, 8-1PM, VENICE
MUNICIPAL MHP CLUBHOUSE.
corner-Firenze/Cooper Sts.On
Island.ANNUAL BAZAAR,Flea/
RummageSale,Baked Goods,
Crafts,Lunch! (941)485-6956
-SAT. 8-1 Fairway Village.
Multi-family garage sale. Off
Rockley Rd. In Plantation Golf and
Country Club.
-SAT. 8-12 593 Flamingo
D rive. Collectibles, nice
household items & decor. and
more misc. items. Great Sale!
F SAT. 8-2 812 Treasure Rd.
Multi-family moving sale.
-SAT. 9-2 1325 CAMBRIDGE
DR. Venice Gardens, 3 fam.,
household, collectibles, pictures,
furniture many, many more items
-THU.-SAT. 7-1 3355 Datu-
Ira Rd. Furniture, Graco
stroller/carseat, Exercise videos,
handmade baskets, misc.
-WED thru SUN. 10-5
1250 41 Bypass KING
SOLOMON'S Cecile's Sheets,
Etc. 50% markdowns.
Total Sell out! 941-493-7166

FLEA MARKET
L 6015 K


KING SOLOMAN'S TREASURES
1250 US 41 Bypass S. Venice
Wed Sun (941)-488-3366

AUCTIONS
S6020



2 Day Estate Sale
Fri. & Sat. March 5th & 6th
8:30am to 1:00pm
700 Golden Beach Blvd.#207
Venice Island, Fl. 34285
(Off of Harbor Blvd)
Antique & Estate Furniture,
Glassware, Lamps, Organ,
China, Crystal, Artwork,
Decor, Kitchenwares, General
Merchandise, Books, & More
www.westcoastauctionco.com
Cash, Ck, C.C. 13% B.P.
West Coast Auction Co.
Ray Sherman-Auctioneer
AB2448 AU3340
(941) 468-7815

Consignment Equipment &
Machinery Auction
Saturday, 03/06/10 9am
Auction 10am
Turner Civic Center
2250 NE Road, Arcadia 34266
Call now to add your equip. Bring
consignments beginning Monday
1st, 9am
LandAuctionService.com
Frank E. Land, Auctioneer
239-9364121
AB2084 AU2814
DIAMOND & JEWELRY AUC-
TION March 7th, Sunday,
Dunkin's Diamonds, Pt Charlotte
Town Center hundreds of loose
diamonds below wholesale, bridal
rings, bracelets and more. Mark
Anderson, Auctioneer #AU3969

Sarasota AUCTION Gallery
only Estates & Antiques
625 North.Trial Nokomis
941-485-3141 13%BP
Jeff Carlson AU1299/AB896
www.sarasotaauction.com
scheduled Weds. 6PM

VISIT THE VENICE AUCTION
EVERY THURSDAY AT 5:00PM
601 SPUR ST.
see our website for pictures
VeniceAuction.com
941-485-4964 JOE LAR-
AVIERE AB2444 AU3066
10% BP

ARTS AND CRAFTS
6025


C JERE Sculpture Wall Art Mod-
ern Brass Large 'WAVES" 1995
$180, OBO 941-698-1392
CARICATURES FOR CHARITY
MentalHealthHumor.com Support
Group $15 941-421-4396
FLEA MARKET & Craft Sale Mar
20 8am-2pm @ The Eagles,
23111 Harborview Rd. Inside &
Outside spaces $15. For infor-
mation Call Linda 941-391-6830


RIBBON yellow or blue 1/2 by
1000yds 10.00 a roll 941 484
5535 $10. 941-484-5535
SCHOONER MADE of Gold
Metal w/2 masts To be Hung!
Beautiful $60 941-6204950


ARTS AND CRAFTS
6025


TOTEM POLE, Northwest
Native, 6 ft. Carved Wood, Beau-
tiful. $200. 941-681-2034
WATERCOLOR BIRD Print
22x28 inch Tanager Trio by B.
Weldon $35 941-286-4786
WATERCOLOR FLOWERS,
Framed Clara Lenski, in a vase
Equisite. $325 941-698-1039
WITCO DECOR-BULL 58"X36" I
$60. 941-889-7592

DOLLS
6027


BOYDS COLLECTOR doll "Alli-
son". New cond. Geat gift idea.
$50, OBO 941-235-2203
DOLL 12" SCOOBIE doo wear-
ing a firemans suit $15 941-423-
2585
DOLLS & MASQUERADE &
CLOWNS (24) porcelain beautiful
PERFECT! $50 941-882-8149
PORCELAIN DOLLS New &
Used $20 New $8 Used $20
941-623-3920

MOVING SALES
6029


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man Blvd. Port Charlotte,
MOVING, Large tag sale INSIDE
HOUSE. 3/5- 3/7

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ALARM CLOCK Samsonite LCD
travel. BRAND NEW IN PACKAGE
$10 941-882-8149
ART 4'X5' canvis oil pastel, bird
of paradise $65, OBO 941-637-
4613
ART 4'X5' canvis oil pastel, bird
of paradise $65, OBO 941-637-
4613
BARBECUE GRILL Coleman 3-
burner, 55-inch grill with
propane tank, tools and cover.
Good condition. $100 941-
639-0152
BATHROOM SCALE Works
great. White, 300 Ibs. $10
941-627-6780
BATHROOM SCALE works well
as a shipping scale. has a flat top
$3 941-639-5129
BATHROOM SINK 34 1/2 inch
Vanity top w/integral sink, Ivory
Swirl. $30, OBO 941-916-9719
BEDPILLOWS, SERTA
feather, quilted covers, 4pcs.
$10 941-276-1881
BINS STACKABLE By TUFF
BINS 31.5"L 17"W 14.5H BRAND
NEW $4 941-882-8149
BLANKET 2 PILLOWS/SKIRT
full b)gold/yellow p/s)multi-
color(np) $16 941-356-0690
BLANKET/PILLOWS/SKIRT
(FULL) multi.colors/gold/yellow
(np/v) $20 941-356-0690
BLIND, WINDOW BLIND 50" w x
62" long used vinyl white god
cond. $20, OBO 320-262-1316
BLINDS 6 PANAMA 17"
white/clean NorthPort/Venice
$120 941-356-0690
BRASS PLANTERS 2 LG, New+
FREE 6' Silk Ficus Tree $59 941-
493-1686
BUFFET RANGE GE 1500 watts,
2 sealed burners, easy clean
NEW IN BOX $30 941-882-8149
CAPIDOMONTE COLLECTION
Collection worthover 6 times ask-
ing price! $395 941-423-6821
CEILING FANS (2) & Interior
Doors 6 panel and flat -24"-32"-
36" $125 941-423-6821
CEILING FANS 2 ceiling fans w/
Igts. 52" and 30", nice $75, OBO
941-639-6074
CHAIRS BLACK 8 FOLDING
VERY NICE AND COMFORTABLE
ONLY $15 941-763-2601
CHAIRS WOOD 4 LARGE AND
HIGH GREAT QUALITY LOW PRICE
ONLY $85 941-763-2601
CHAIRS WOOD FOLDING SET
OF 4 BRAND NEW FOR ONLY $45
941-763-2601
CHANDELIER NEW grape vine
and crystal gapes with globe
$100 941-228-1745
CLOCK WALL CLOCK 34"
round quartz huge dial,gold wood
edging $35. 941-423-2585
COMFORTER Denim, queen
size, light blue. $25, OBO 941-
497-3010
COMFORTER SET/KING Beauti-
ful 7piece teal/gold.Like new.
Very thick $50. 941-743-8769
CONSIGNMENT Nautical Decor &


Boating Supplies. Mariners Trading
Corner of Carmalita & Elizabeth PG
941-639-1340
COOKING UTENSILS (4) Cooks
Essentials stainless steel never
rust NEW $15 941-882-8149
COOKWARE REGAL 34pcs.non-
stick cookware blue nib $55.00
$55 941-697-9485
COT 6' lightweight great for
overnight visitors & kids naps (not
a bed) $10 941-625-2779


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CRAIG CLAINBORNE'S NY
TIMES COOKBOOK" hardbound
w/dustcover $20 941-639-1517
DESERT ROSE DISHES: 6 each
dinner plates, gravy boat, cups,
saucers, $100 941-639-0838
DESKTOP WORLD globe $8
941423-2485 I
DINING ROOM Table 6 chairs, 2
leaves, Solid Maple Wood Good
Cond $75 941-629-8377
DOORS 3 int paneled with
knobs/hinges 32" $45, OBO
941-296-5643
FABRIC, DECORATOR
red/gold/green 6yds tropical
print on roll. $25 931-510-9625
FAN: WINDOW FAN Two fan in
frame 10"x22" used works good
$12, OBO 941-627-6780
FANS 3 portable fans 120 v
60hz god cond. $30, OBO 320-
262-1316
FARBERWARE OPEN HEARTH
BROILER/ROTISSERIE MOD 450
EX COND $20 941-766-8727
FIRE PIT COPPER $30
941-497-6191
FLOURESCENT LIGHT Fixtures
24, 36 and 48 inches long. $10,
OBO 941-916-9719

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941-423-4176
HEADBOARD TWIN-SAGE can
email pic! northport $15
941-356-0690
HOOVER FLOOR SCRUBER
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941-474-4368
HUMIDIFIER BIONAIRE "Cool
Mist" Model #BCM4530 BRAND
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941-485-4964

ICE CREAM Freezer Hand Crank
Freezer, Excellent Condition $50
417-225-0383
JAR OPENER & more! As Seen
On TV "Grip Wrench" opens any-
thing NEW $10 941-882-8149
KITCHEN GADGETS, stockpot,
chopper, frypans ,lg.bowl, etc.
$15 941-276-1881
KITCHEN SINK acrylic white,
with drain, and sprayer $30, OBO
941-613-0124
LAMP, COMBO, floor and desk
lamp silver NIB $20 941-697-
6157
LAMP/FLOOR 4FT/BLACK no-
shade newer! np/venice? can
email/text pic! $8 941-356-0690
LIGHT TABLETOP.
Motion swimming fish.
$10. 941-423-2585
LIGHTED FLAMINGO 46" for
indooror outdoor use. New w/
box. $100 941-235-2203
LIGHTED PALM tree 76" for
indoor or outdoor use. New.
$125 941-235-2203
MANDOLINE SLICER Brand new
in box! Retails for $40. Great gift!
$25. 941-627-2600
MBOWL, ART GLASS, 17",
cobalt & white iridescent. $25,
OBO. 941-323-5843
MIRROR LARGE MIRROR 44"W
90"H W/ ROUNDED TOP WORTH
$200 IN PGI $50 941-639-5129
MIRROR WITH BAMBOO FRAME
29X49 DRESSER ALSO AVAIL-
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& 42x60. $50, OBO.
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PICTURE FRAME WATERFORD
CRYSTAL, 5x7, New Orig. cost
$150. $35, OBO 941-764-7957
PRINT, $499 JIM HARRISON
PRINT framed & signed 39x23 a
SC artist 41/975 941-698-1039
QUARTZ ALARM clock Wacky
Wakers "Mad bluebird"bluebird
sounds $10 941423-2585


HOUSEHOLD GOODSI
6030


RUG 4FT by 6ft dark, medium,
light brown stripes $30 941-423-
2585
RUG ORIENTAL Design 8 x 10
sized Rug Brand NEW-Never
been used! $225 941423-6821
RUG, DESIGNER AREA multi-
ed colors $100. 941-497-6191
SEWING MACHINE, KENMORE
$40; BROTHER $50; EX COND.
VENICE 941-493-7166
SHADE1 HUNTER-DOUGLAS
easy-rise white used can email
pic! np/v $20 941-356-0690
SHEET SET, King, Monet
'Waterlilies", teal blanket. Nice.
$45 941-276-1881
SHEETS HANES 2 Twin Sets
100% cotton jersey navy & white
BRAND NEW $20 941-882-8149
SINK BATHROOM Sink, white,
with 58" vanity top and faucet.
$50 941-629-3322
SINK BATHROOM WHITE NEW
GREAT DEAL FOR ONLY $25
941-763-2601
SINK STAINLESS double bowl
w/moen faucet & sprayer $40,
OBO. 941-421-9109
SKILLET 13" Anodized alum &
teflon steamer lid w/handles NEW
$10 941-882-8149
SPACE HEATER HEAT DIAL,
MULTI SPEED FAN $40, OBO
941-286-6766
STORAGE CART 4 drawer 250
Ib cap 23D 17W 38H casters
NEW $35 941-882-8149
STORAGE CRATES folding
W/LID $4 EA. W/O LID. MUST
BUY MIN OF 5 $2 941-882-8149
SUITCASE LARGE canvas,
wheels, EXCEII. cond
Cost $250. $50 941-627-2600
SUITCASES ASSORTED sizes
$5 941-625-2779
TABLE LAMP Terracotta base,
black pleated shade,21"H $19
941-276-1881
TABLE W/ 4 CHAIRS ROUND IN
WHITE FORMICA LIKE NEW ONLY
$115 941-763-2601
TABLE WOOD SOLID AND GOR-
GEOUS CHAIRS ALSO AVAILABLE
$320 941-763-2601
THE VICTORY GARDEN COOK-
BOOK" by Marian Marash EX
COND $20 941-639-1517
TOILET PAPER holders 3 avail-
able 1, 2 or 3. white ceramic. $3
941-639-5129
TOILET, WHITE 6 mths new reg-
ular bowl, w/seat, clean, Flushes
well $10 FIRM 626-0304
TRASH BINS (2) $15 each;bins
use for trash or storage. $30
941-764-7957
TUB OUTFLOW FAUCET
"DELTA" NEW IN PKG! BRUSHED
NICKEL $15 941-639-1517
TUB, BALNEO FOR SALE 198
JETS WATER MASSAGE CALL
FOR INFO $1 941-763-2601
VACUUM Electrolux Diamond
Jubilee $40. 941-6274619
VACUUM ORECK upright model
Deep Creek $30 941-627-6542
VASES 2 11" WHITE/NEW!
$20+new! can email pic! np/v
$10 941-356-0690
VASES NEW (2)11" (2)12"white
northport/venice can email/text
pic! $20 941-356-0690
"VILLORY & BOCH" GLASS
BOWL NEW! LG,BEAUTIFUL,
W/LABELS! $25 941-639-1517
WALL DECOR gold metal
schooner w/2 masts 2-1/2"
$60, OBO 941-629-4950
WATER FILTER BRITTA COUN-
TERTOP NON ELECTRIC NEW
$10 941-882-8149
WINE GLASSES painted
glasses $10 941-639-8901
WOODEN PAPER towel holder-
holder B&W cow on front $8
941-423-2585
WREATH, BURGUNDY Hydran-
gia, Great for Door or Table, 17"
wide. $15 941-255-0848

HOLIDAY ITEMS
6031


CHRISTMAS BELLS new! motion
activated plays 2 songs. NP/V $8
941-356-0690
DEPT 56 SNOWBABIES '88 FIG-
URINES NEVER OUT OF ORIG
BOXES $24 941-639-1517
GOEBEL ORNAMENTS VINTAGE
WHT CHINA DATED/ORIG BOXES
$15 941-639-1517
TREE 7 1/2' prelit multi-colored
grand spruce $75, OBO
941-628-9940

FURNITURE
6035


A FURNITURE SHOPPE
Buying Quality Used Fumriture
941-473-1986


ANTIQUE CHINESE WEDDING
CHEST Emer. green, wardrobe
size $495 941-627-2600
ARMCHAIR HUGE Oversized!
Rust Color! Corduroy! Nice Condi-
tion! $50 941484-0500
ARMCHAIR WHITE IN LEATHER
HIGH DESIGN AND ELEGANT
ONLY $80 941-763-2601
ARMOIRE 31X66 holds 19 in. tv
and computer $40.
941-286-9529


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ARMOIRE Luxury solid wood,
Med brown takes 37" TV 3pcs 80'
overall $295/obo 941426-5385
ARMOIRE, WHITE, 6', quality
wicker. Beautiful piece. $450
941-276-1881
BAKER'S RACK Wrough
Iron,Glass Top, Wine Rack Very
Nice $60 941-423-5701
BAR STOOLS (2) 30" swivel,
$75 obo. Small Bistro set folding
table 2 chairs, $75 obo. Call
517-282-5781.
BAR STOOLS, Two, Hand
Carved Wood, Simply Beautiful.
$150 ***SOLD***
BAR TABLE W/ 2 STOOLS Butch-
er Block! Gorgeous! CHEAP! $150
941484-0500
BED Mattress/Box. New will sell
$100. Local 941-629-5550 or 941-
456-5555.
BED QS Beauty Rest matt.
boxspring, frame. 6 mo old
$150, OBO 417-230-9293
BED QUEEN, MATT/BX, PLUSH,
ENGLEWOOD $90
941-697-2456
BED, ADJUSTABLE MASSAGE
Perfect working order and cond.
$375. OBO 941-426-2051
BED, MURPHY QN.
Size NEW Custom Built,
White Raised Panel Doors.
Delivered & Installed. $1295
941-493-3954
BED, QUEEN Oak headboard,
Memory foam mattress & box
spring $200 941-456-5059
BED, QUEEN Mattress and Box.
Brand New will sell $175. Local
941-629-5550 or 941-456-5555.
Also have KING.
BED/TWIN COMPLETE Box
spring/matt.Solid wood head &
foot board $275 941-625-3883
BEDROOM HITCHCOCK,
black/tan, king headboard, 2
nightstands, bureau and mirror
$500 OBO 941-473-0274
BEDROOM PCS. Triple dresser,
armoire, 2 night stands, from
Kanes Furniture, heavy formica,
art decco, light grey. $250.
941-698-1331 or 941-626-0880
BEDROOM SET like new, dbl
bed, tropical med brwn color, hd
bd, dresser, mirror, 2 nite stands
$700 941-505-9393
BEDROOM SET, King Size 7 Pc.,
Light Wood, Dbl. Dresser, 2
Nightstands w/ Iron Hdbrd. New
Serta Perfect Sleeper Mattress,
Boxspring & Frame. List $3,000.
Sell $995. 941-493-5959
BEDROOM SET, King Size, 5
Piece. New Condition! $350 941-
697-0428
BEDS, TWIN + DRESSER Ikea
boys twin bed, twin trundle +
dresser. Very nice! $300 941-
421-9565
BISTRO SET Glass High Top Oval
Table with 2 tall bar stools. $125
941423-6821
BOOKSHELVES/WHITE SET-3
5 SHELF/4 SHELF/3 SHELF,
$40, OBO 941-525-3939
BUY & CONSIGN
KING SOLOMAN'S
TREASURES 941-488-1666
CHAIR LITE brown, swivel rock-
er $35. 941-681-1461
CHAIR, ARMCHAIR WHITE IN
LEATHER HIGH DESIGN AND ELE-
GANT ONLY $80 941-763-2601
CHAIR, LIVING ROOM BLUE
Perfect cond. $15. 941-473-
1814
CHAIR, OFFICE /ARMLESS
gray fabric $15, OBO 941-698-
1039
CHAIR, WING BACK Lt. Blue
Fabric. $40, OBO
941473-1026
CHAIRS 2 NEW IN WOOD EXCEL-
LENT QUALITY AND DESIGN $75
941-763-2601
CHAIRS BLACK 8 FOLDING
VERY NICE AND COMFORTABLE
ONLY $15 941-763-2601
CHAIRS WOOD 4 LARGE AND
HIGH GREAT QUALITY LOW PRICE
ONLY $85 941-763-2601
CHAIRS WOOD FOLDING SET
OF 4 BRAND NEW FOR ONLY $45
941-763-2601
CHAISE LOUNGES (2) Quality.
Taupe colored. $19.50ea
941-504-6841
CHEST OF DRAWERS WHITE 3
DRAWERS GREAT FOR BUSINESS
OR HOME $85 941-763-2601
CHINA CABINET Lighted Glass
Display 3 drawers storage maple
Excellent $125 941-441-8030
COCKTAIL TABLE, Pine, Looks
like brand new! Has drop leaf
sides. $100 941-423-6821
COFFE / END TABLE beveled,
square, glass topped ,metal base
$95 941-505-7720
COFFEE AND end tables glass
tops all matching $275
941-743-4240
COFFEE END tables, Beveled
glass on oak. Shelf under, draws
under end tables. $150 231-414-
0666
COFFEE TABLE 36"x36". Rattan


glass top. Was $250 asking $85.
941-504-6841
COFFEE TABLE Oval glass top,
white bear base. Lv. msg. $50
***SOLD***
COMPUTER DESK blonde lami-
nated wood, 51" tall, 44" long
$100 941-740-0319
COMPUTER DESK/HUTCH
Right return, light wood/ex
cond. $40, OBO 941-764-
7957


FIFURNITURE
wa 6035


COMPUTER TABLE, $451
941-497-6794
CORNER TABLE-5 TIER All
Wood! Spindles! Nice Cond!
CHEAP! $10 941-484-0500
COUCH 88"FABRIC floral like
new Exc. cond. $200
**SOLD**SOLD**
COUCH LITE green and yellow I
$30 041-681-1461 I
COUCH MATCHING chair nice
fabric great colors great condi-
tion $150, OBO 218-205-4666
COUCH THOMASVILLE nutral
shade. $300, OBO
941-475-1268
COUCH, BEIGE Brocade, 2
cushions, like new $150, OBO
941-235-0303
COUCH, CHAIR, ottoman,
Rattan, 6 mos old, EXC. COND.
$850 OBO 941441-6222
COUCH, LOVESEAT, 2
Ottomans, Leather. Loveseat has
some wear. $300 941-423-6821
COUCHES 2 Blue flowered
couches-gently worn. $75 941-
423-6821
CUSTOM FRAMED ART! Many to
Choose From! Large! Estate
Pieces! $100 941-484-0500
DAYBED WHITE Wicker with
trundle and mattresses new con-
dition $325, OBO 941-474-
5293
DESK CHAIR-BLACK Fabric
office chair in great Condition!
Like New! $50 941-484-0500
DESK OLDER nice large brown
5'x3' $35 941-296-5643
DESK WHITE OAK,TOP OF
GLASS TO VIEW MONITOR
BELOW. $150 941-639-5129
DESK WOOD W/ HUTCH Dark
Wood! Nice! Unique! Substantial!
$150. 941-484-0500
DESK, OAK GREAT COND FOR
AGE 3 DRAWERS ON SIDE 1 IN
MIDDLE 27"D 40"W 29"H $250,
OBO 941-255-1250
DESK/OFFICE CHAIR Tan Fab-
ric on Wheels! Nice! CHEAP! $20
941-484-0500
DESKS 2 large executive wood-
en desks $100 941-456-0683
DINETTE SET 39"round table
with 3 leaves and 4 chairs, light
wood $150 941-833-0315
DINETTE SET, Designer 42" R -
Beveled Glasstop. 4- HD Puter
Iron Chairs w/ Padded Seats. List
$1800. Sell $450 941-493-5959
DINETTE SET-ROUND Glass Top
48in. round, Glass cond 4 chairs
$300, OBO 941-697-0428
DINING RM Set Oak glass lit china
64x86 table 6 wood uph chairs,
seats/backs $500 941-6980740
DINING RM Set Oval table w/ 4
chairs, china cabinet. Lv. msg.
$300 941-423-4176
DINING ROOM SET W/ HUTCH
Beautiful Wood! 5 Chairs! Great
Cond! $225 941-484-0500
DINING ROOM TABLE Glass, 8
chairs. $400 941-697-0428
DINING ROOM TABLE OVAL,
NICE $70, OBO
DINING ROOM table, rectangu-
lar, 1 leaf, 4 chairs, light wood,
$150/obo. 941-889-7193
DINING SET 44"x64" Light Oak
6 chairs +18" leaf $250 941-
625-6309
DINING SET Glass table, four
chairs with casters $75 941-
497-1188
DINING SET MAPLE TABLE W/2
LEAVES CHINA CABINET 6
CHAIRS $275 941-766-8727
DINING SET Nice! 3 Chairs! Must
Sell! VERY CHEAP! $65 941-484-
0500
DINING SET rattan 42" glass
table & four chairs. exc. cond.
$275 941-764-8738
DINING SET Table 51"x36", four
chairs,hutch,Florida white. Excel-
lent $325 941-628-0543
DINING TABLE & 4 castor/swiv-
el chairs, 45" glass top, exc.
cond. $250. 941496-8869
DINING TABLE w/leaf & 4 chairs
w/casters. N.P. $125
610-360-8892
DINING TABLE, ETHAN ALLEN
48"RD "SWEDISH HOME" line.
QUALITY! $395. 941-639-1517
DINING TABLE, LIGHT OAK
with matching chairs $450
941-743-4240
DINING-CHAIRS 2 WOOD
older/used! if u need extra chairs?
np/v $8 941-356-0690
DIRECTOR'S FOLDING CHAIRS
3 BRAND NEW!! FANTASTIC BAR-
GAIN $80 941-639-1517
DRESSER BEAUTIFUL oak plain
6dr @ closet 5ftx43" must see
$200, OBO 941-627-9164
DRESSER BEAUTIFUL oak vani-
ty 9dr, 6ft long & mirrors must
see $200, OBO 941-627-9164
DRESSER+MIRROR IN BAM-
BOO LIKE NEW VERY ELEGANT
ONLY $450 941-763-2601
DRESSER, WOOD 3 draw
dresser w/ changing table on top
$40 516-204-2546


DRESSER/BUFFET IN FINE
BAMBOO MIRROR ALSO AVAIL-
ABLE $350 941-763-2601
DVD RACK 2 black racks both
for $25 248-363-5090
END & coffee tables rattan w/
glass top natural color $110
941-575-2547
ENT. CENTER Beautiful! Wood!
TV!Bar! Glass! Big! CHEAP! $125
941-484-0500







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ENT.CENTER DRK.WOOD
69"Lx51"H & FREE 44" Mitsubishi
TV $125. 941-493-1686
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
102" white wicker ent. center w/
lights $350 941-639-4074
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Dk
Green, wood, TV, carved doors,
glass! $125, OBO 941-484-0500
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Lt
oak 51w x45h holds 29"TV, Glass
dr,storage $125 941-485-4401
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
New Flat Screen Wall Unit,
76X40X24 Opening 33x38.5
$475. 941-698-1241
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER,
oak 53"X53" doors for 27" TV.
$185, OBO 941-235-2203
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER,
Oak Adjustable to 10 Ft.
$150, OBO. 941-697-0428
FUTON SOLID wood w/Queen
mattress. N.P. $125
*SOLD**
GRANDFATHER CLOCK Howard
Miller, 7ft. Oak, 3 chimes,
$450 941-493-5649
HEADBOARD 1 TWIN sage/tan
nice can email pic! NP/V $15
941-356-0690
HOPE CHEST Lane Light color,
Great Condition $40
941-625-3883
KITCHENETTE 36" / cream
color/ chairs have casters. EC
$225 941-697-5577
LAMP BRASS Large! Nice Shape!
Older! CHEAP!!! $15
941484-0500
LAMP/FLOOR BLACK/4FT no-
shade newer! np/venice? can
email/text pic! $8 941-356-0690
LAMPS 5 DIOPTER MAGNIFYING
WALL MOUNTED 4 AVAILABLE
SALE ONLY $75 941-763-2601
LANAI SET glass wicker table
w/4 swivel chairs w/cushions gd
buy $95, OBO **SOLD**
LIVING RM SET Sofa, Loveseat
& Chair White on white. Lv. msg.
$300 ***sold***
LIVING RM. 3 pc.set sofa love
seat chair exc. cond. lite colors
$450 941-473-3739
LOVE SEAT Blue Denim, 1 yr old,
Must Sell. info@scottmar.com for
pictures. $150 941-916-9206
LOVE SEAT Plush,Taupe, less
than 6 months old, excellent con-
dition $250 941-639-2850
LOVE SEAT,
black vinyl, like new, $75.
941496-7520
LOVE SEAT, Rattan Suite and 2
chairs with cushions. $95 941-
255-1045
LOVESEAT BLUE Denim Excel
Cond email info@scottmar.com
for pictures $200 941-916-9206
MAGAZINE RACK with top, light
color, solid wood $10, OBO 941-
916-3721
MATTRESS QUEEN MATTRESS
only, good clean condition $70
941-629-7880
MATTRESS SET king size Sealy
Posturepedic ultra plush XLNT
$250 941-258-0472
MATTRESS SET Sealy Posture-
pedic Plush Twin never used
$240, OBO 941-629-0447
MATTRESS SLEEP NUMBER
XL3000, twin, exc. cond. $125.
$125. **SOLD**
MATTRESS, KING, box spring
sealy orthopedic excellent condi-
tion $175, OBO 218-205-4666
MIRROR-BEVELLED-NEW!
GOLD Frame!Quality! Gorgeous!
Heavy! NEW! $40 941-484-0500
OAK PUB table and chairs
leather top swivel chairs $325
941-743-4240
PATIO FURNITURE, 5 piece
chair set, like new, $95, OBO
941-625-1581
PATIO SET glass table +
umbrella $50 941-497-9191
POOL CHAIR w/footstool Stur-
dy, quality tan strap brown frame.
$45 941-628-0543
POOL CHAISE lounge Four stur-
dy commercial quality tan strap
brown frame $55 941-628-0543
POOL DECK storage box
22"Lx20"Wx17"H, Suncast,gray
$10 941-628-0543
POOL DECK storage box
53"Lx27"Wx24"H, Suncast,gray
$35 941-628-0543
POOL DECK table 36"dia
includes 9' umbrella, stand,tan
w/glass top $50 941-628-0543


RECLINER ROCKER Chairs
Microfiber, very plush. Excellent.
Espresso color. $300.
***SOLD***SOLD***SOLD
RECLINER SWIVEL-ROCKER
leather, off white $75
941-493-7930
RECLINER-FABRIC TEAL Color!
Comfy! Very Cheap! First $35
Takes it! $35 941-484-0500
RECLINERS, TWO maroon
recliners. Good condition 150.00
each $150, OBO 941-235-0303


ROCKER RECLINER chair,
microfiber, very plush, excellent,
beige $250 865-235-9280
ROCKER w/cushions, PINEI
$35 941-681-1461
ROCKING CHAIR Wooden, high
back with arms. $50.
941-613-2737
SCREEN, DECORATIVE furni-
ture Dk rattan, scallop top w/wd
frame $60, OBO 941-629-4950


I FURNITURE
wa 6035


SECTIONAL 3PC w/end reclin-
ers by Lane. Ex Cond. Green Mist
$499 941-624-2079
SLEEPER SOFA Basset Queen
floral print, creme Green Rose
Coral $100 941-441-8030
SLEEPER SOFA QUEEN Like
New..less then a yr old. $400,
OBO 941-457-0001
SLEEPER SOFA, ASHLEY Qn,
cream, suede look, like new,
$300. 941-266-2368
SLEEPER, LAZYBOYrarely used
with two free often used olive LB
chairs. $200 941-628-0543
SOFA 2 cushion, ivory tweed,
3 pillow, reversible 3'd x 6'w
clean $310 941-625-0816
SOFA 98" W/MATCHING CHAIR.
Excel cond texured chenille/light
coffee. $499 941-257-8139
SOFA BED, Full Seafoam Green,
line new condition $200, OBO
941-697-0428
SOFA TAN cotton fabric Pottery
Barn 1 yr old. info@scottmar.com
for pictures $499 941-916-9206
SOFA, LOVESEAT, Ottoman,
Navy, honey oak legs, back and
toss pillows. $175 941-235-2379
SOFA, QUEEN SLEEPER + Two
matching love seats. Exc. Cond.
$375. OBO 941-828-7470
SOFA-FABRIC/WOOD NEU-
TRAL Colors! Nice! Clean! CHEAP!
$100. 941-484-0500
SOFA/LOVESEAT COUNTRY
style with floral fabric used but
very lovely $110 941-629-3128
SOFA/SLEEPER BLUE/BEIGE
Stripe Fabric! Nice! Clean! Sleeps
2! $150 941-484-0500
STEREO CABINET white oak
sterio & tv glass doors desk also
avail $150 941-639-5129
STOOLS W/ WHEELS BLACK
AND 2 AVAILABLE FOR BUSINESS
OR HOME $80 941-763-2601
TABLE 4 nice chairs w casters
plus leaf cheerful for kit. $120,
OBO 941-488-9618
TABLE ANTIQUE PARLOR Round
28-30" Marble Top, Dark Wood w/
shelf. $100 941423-6821
TABLE LAMPS 2 Irg beige
w/gold trim white shades gd.
cond. $100 941473-3739
TABLE NICE Kitchen table & 4
chairs, extra leaf. $120
941-488-9618, Venice
TABLE ROUND GLASS Table 20
inches. Excellent condition. $8
941-613-1130
TABLE W/ 4 CHAIRS FOLDING
SET OF 4 BRAND NEW FOR ONLY
$115 941-763-2601
TABLE W/ 4 CHAIRS ROUND IN
WHITE FORMICA LIKE NEW ONLY
$115 941-763-2601
TABLE W/LEAF, 42" kitchen, 4
swivel chairs, $75/obo.
RECLINERS, 2 beige, $75/obo.
941-493-3773
TABLE WHITEWASHED DINING
Room (NO CHAIRS) Includes one
extra leaf! $45 941-423-6821
TABLE, COCKTAIL TABLE glass
& brass, oval, 32X51 $100 941-
505-9393
TABLES 2 end & entrance like
new metal & glass $150
941-575-2547
TABLES WICKER & GLASS (EC)
3pc coffee/end Tables+TVcart
$175 941-697-5577
TABLES, 2 DARK wicker end
tables Like new deep creek $60
941-627-6542
TABLES, 3 MATCHING Beautiful!
Drawers! Coffee & 2 Ends $100
941-484-0500
TABLES, BAMBOO (6) Need
glass inserts but are inexpensive
to buy. $20 941-423-6821
TABLES, GLASS ends & coffee
like new wr. iron bottom bev edge
$350 941-473-3739
TABLES, GLASS TOP Dolphin end
tables, sofa table, and cocktail
table $175, OBO 941-235-0303
TV CABINET, CORNER EXC
COND. Oak corner TV cabinet
$100, OBO 417-230-9293
VANITY, MAPLE, OVAL mirror,
cushioned stool. $60. OBO 941-
380-2897
WALL UNIT Beige-Laminate
(2) 30" Center & (2) 15" End
Sections-Glass Shelves &
Doors-llluminated-Exc.Cond
$150 941-626-9684
WALL UNITS, 2, Walnut w/
glass shelves. $200 both.
VINYL CHAIRS, 4, white,
heavy duty. $80. for all.
PLANTER, White wicker, $25.
941-276-2476
WALNUT CORNER Shelf $10
941-889-8886
WINE RACK Free standing, beau-
tiful, satin black w/glass table
top, photos. $45. 941-743-2838
WROUGHT IRON/GLASS 2 end
& 1 cocktail tables metallic
green P.G. $100. 941-740-4769

ELECTRONICS
6038


AUDIO CASSETTES STEPHEN
King Books on Cassettes call for
titles $10 941-627-6780
CD CHANGER, YAMAHA 5 DISC
EXCHANGE WITH REMOTE V
CLEAN $25 941460-8717
CELL PHONE T-Mobile Samsung
with camera E/C $15.
941-698-9798
CORDLESS PHONE GE 5.8 GHz
with ans. mach. and 2 extra hand-
sets. $20 941-235-2330


ELECTRONICS
S6038


CORDLESS PHONE w/Answer-
ing Machine,Works Great $20
941-416-8791
DVD CHANGER, PANASONIC
PLAYS 5 DVD CD RW MP3 WMA
JPEG MPEG $25 941-460-8717
DVD PLAYER TOSHIBA FOR DVD
OR CD HIGH DEFINITION OUT-
PUTS CLN $20 941460-8717
FAX MACHINE LIKE NEW SMALL
FAX THIS IS A GIVEAWAY PRICE
$10 941-268-9029
GAMECUBE GAMES lord of the
rings & the incredibles(used) np/v
$15 941-356-0690
HOME DOCKING STATION +
RADIO WORKS PERFECT. WHITE
$40, OBO 941-525-3939
MOTOROLA 1205 PHONES (2) W
BATTS & CHRGRS LIKE NEW
COND $20 941-460-8717
OPTICAL CABLE 6 foot optical
audio cable. $5 941-204-0779
PHONE MOTOROLA 1450 FLIP
PUSH 2 TALK W BATT & CHRGR
VERY CLN $15 941460-8717
PHONE MOTOROLA 1730 FLIP
PUSH 2 TALK W BATT & CHRGR
VERY CLN $15 941460-8717
PLAY STATION 2 with 1 remote
control and 3 games $75, OBO
320-262-1316
SONY5DISK PLAYER w/remote
used/older northport $35
941-356-0690
VCR JVC PERFECT CONDITION
$20 941-613-1130

TV/STEREO/RADIO
6040


AMP RECEIVER SRS KENWOOD
HIGH POWER AUDIO VISUAL
AMPLIFIER $50 941-460-8717
AMP RECEIVER SRS PIONEER
AUDIO VIDEO HIGH POWER
AMPLIFIER $50 941-460-8717
CAR SPEAKERS Roadmaster!
Used Once! CHEAP! $20
941-484-0500
CD 5 DISK CHANGER for-home-
stereo! w/remote! NorthPort! $33
941-356-0690
CD CHANGER sony cd changer
storage 300 cds new never used
$250 320-262-1316
CD PLAYER PIONEER 25DISK
HOLDS 25 CDs MINT CONDITION!
PD-F407 $35 941460-8717
CD PLAYER sony plys 5 cds
black god cond. $40, OBO 320-
262-1316
CD'S (60) CLASSICAL, SYMPHO-
NY, BIG BAND, EASY LISTENING
EXC FIRM $50 941-882-8149
CD'S AC/DC (4) Back in Black &
Live, BILLY IDOL Charmed Life &
Singles Coil $12 941-882-8149
CD'S ALANIS MORISSETTE (4)
CD'S ALL ORIGINAL COVERS EXC
COND $10 941-882-8149
CD'S B.B. KING (4) w/Eric Clap-
ton, The Millenium Collection &
more EXC $10 941-882-8149
CD'S CREED (3) Human Clay,
Weathered, My Own Prison ORIG
EXC $10 941-882-8149
CD'S MEATLOAF Live Around
The World Dbl, Bat Out Of Hell,
Storytellers $10 941-882-8149
CD'S MILES DAVIS (6) Best Jazz
Works, Love Songs, In A Silent
Way etc $10 941-882-8149
CD'S OZZY OSBOURNE 4-The
Ozzman Cometh, Down to Earth
etc (1) DVD $10 941-882-8149
CD'S PEARL JAM LOST DOGS
Dbl, RIOT ACT + 2 OTHERS ORIG
EXC $12 941-882-8149
CD'S RADIOHEAD (2) EXC B-
52'S (2) EXC & (1) PLAYS BUT
DAMAGED $10 941-882-8149
CD'S ROB ZOMBIE (2) FINE
YOUNG CANNIBALS (2) SHINE-
DOWN (2) $12 941-882-8149
CD'S SHERYL CROW (3) CD'S
ALL ORIGINAL COVERS EXC
COND $10 941-882-8149
CDS MELISSA ETHERIDGE (5)
CD'S IN ORIGINAL COVERS EXC
COND $12 941-882-8149
DISC CHANGER, SONY 10
AUTO MULTI DISC CARTRIDGE
PLAYER $25 941-460-8717
ENT.CENTER DRK. Wood
69"Lx51"H & FREE 44" Mitsubishi
TV $125 941-493-1686
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ies incl.ex cond $18
941-916-3896
SATELLITE DIRECT TV Satellite
dish and all accessories. $50.
941-889-8886
SPEAKERS, PAIR Sony 3 way.,
tall slim. $30. (941)-743-7747


TV/STEREO/RADIO
6040


SONY-5DISK-PLAYER
W/REMOTE hardly used/older!
(np/v) $35 941-356-0690
SPEAKERS, PIONEER TALL
TOWERS W 12 IN WOOFERS 3
WAY 150W $50 941-460-8717
STEREO PIONEER, 500 Watt,
Amp,Tuner, CD, Record, & 5
Speakers $150 941-456-5059
SUB-WOOFER DENON DSW-37
Powered Sub-Woofer $60
941-204-0779
TUBE RADIO, Zenith Vintage
1969 working model #MJ1035.
$200, OBO 941-525-8074
TUNER, SONY AM/FM, oak
cabinet, speakers,CD player,etc.
$99 941-276-1881
TV 20 Inch Color and condition
just like new, with remote. $40
941-627-9736
TV 27" RCA, black, older, works
good, no remote, not flat screen,
cable ready $10 941-564-9339
TV 27" Toshiba excel cond.
W/entertainment ctr white wash.
$85 941-257-8139
TV 27" used sanyo w/remote
$40 941-356-0690
TV 48" Samsung, Rear Projec-
tion. Exc. cond. 5yrs old. $200
941-456-5059
TV HIGH Definition 26 in. Pana-
sonic 2005 model. $95 941-
627-9736
TV PANASONIC 32 TV STEREO
SRS SUPER CLEAN WITH
REMOTE $60 941-460-8717
TV PANASONIC-1997 27"
WORKS PERFECT. NO REMOTE.
$40, OBO 941-525-3939


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941-613-1130
TV SAMSUNG 27 FLAT SCREEN
HDTV SRS W REM NOT FLAT
PANEL MINT $65 941460-8717
TV SANYO-1994 25" WORKS
PERFECT. NO REMOTE. $40,
OBO 941-525-3939
TV SONY 50" HDTV $400,
OBO 941-697-3754 0
TV SONY 52 INCHES BLACK
PERFECT CONDITION.ONLY $499
941-763-2601
TV SONY TRINITRON 27 FLAT
SCREEN SRS + REM NOT FLAT
PANEL CLN $50 941-460-8717
TV, 42"RCA CONSOLE TV Great
cond.Cable ready. $50
941-764-7957
TV, 56" Hitachi projection, great
picture, $950, OBO
941-697-4707
TV, AKAI 54 PROJECTION
STEREO SRS PIP REM USA 02 V
NICE! $200 941-460-8717
TV, HITACHI 51 INCH SRS PIP
REAR PROJECTION 03 W REM
NICE $225 941-460-8717
TV, MITSUBISHI 36 INCH TV
STEREO SURROUND SOUND W
REMOTE $85 941-460-8717
TV, PANASONIC 35" TV Great
cond. 3yrs old. $45
941-764-7957
TV, RCA-2007 32" PERFECT
PICTURE. NEEDS PWR SWITCH
CP $60, OBO 941-525-3939
TV, SANYO 27 INCH TV STEREO
SURROUND SOUND W REMOTE
CLEAN $25 941-460-8717


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6040


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Scr. like new $1,000 OBO
941-661-5567 or 941-979-8894

I COMPUTER
EQUIPMENT
W 6060

COMPUTER 1000MHZ 17"Mon
cd-rw speakers WinXP $80
941-697-4355
COMPUTER 2.8GHZ 512ram
cd-rw 17" flat LCD WinXP
$210, OBO 941-697-4355
COMPUTER DELL AXIM X5
POCKET w/extras, upgradable all
info $50, OBO 941-882-8149
COMPUTER DESK Workstation,
new, modern-style Blond
wood/alum $75. 941-223-5315
COMPUTER FURNITURE desk
and 3 pieces, washed oak. $25
941-764-1389
COMPUTER TOWERS, like new
with fresh XP/software $198
941-475-5000
DAVE IN-HOUSE-OFFICE com-
puter repair, set-up Serving Char-
lotte Co. 10+ yrs 941-629-6337
DELL LAPTOP XP,Office&more
WiFi (internet4free) ex.cond $150
941-204-0824
DVD REWRITER LG External
Multi DVD Rewriter $15.
941-697-4165
MACHINE FRESH XP,MANY
NEW PARTS, READY 2 GO, $198
941-475-5000
GAMES (5) Rated E Centipede,
Test Drive 5, Jazz Jackrabbit 2 &
more $10 941-882-8149


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HARD DRIVE for laptop CMS
Peripherals 2.5" drive IN SEALED
BOX $50, OBO 941-882-8149
INTERNET TOUCH Pad by Fel-
lowes #99841 NO MORE MOUSE!
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QUICKCAM LOGITECH Quick-
Cam Chat. New in package. $15
941-204-0779
REMOTE CONTROL for pc
games blue used gob cond. $10,
OBO 320-262-1316
SCANNER MICROTEX SCAN-
NER 35501 MANUAL $25 941-
629-2699
SOFTWARE 50+ titles repair,
educational etc many upgradable
free all for $65 941-882-8149
WEBCAM COMPLETE
with software..it works $20.
941-623-6590
WI-FI, NOKIA 1770 Mint PDA,
Broadband $130, OBO 941-
416-8791

CLOTHING / JEWELRY
ACCESSORIES



1992 OLYMPIC SKI outfit w/
Kodak logo. Men's large. Never
worn. EC $100 941-639-0838
BABY-PHAT PERFUMES 2
newer.5oz $40new! pink/golden
goddess $20 941-356-0690
BIKINIS 2, JUNIORS (xs) newer!
lbrown/lmaroon paid$40 np/v
$20 941-356-0690
BIKINIS, 2 JUNIORS (xs) newer!
np/venice 1)brown 1)maroon
(rampage) $16 941-356-0690
BRACELET & NECKLACE Beauti-
ful Chain By Manet $30, OBO
941-627-6780
BRACELET COSTUME Rhine
Stones 7" with safety chain $30
941-627-6780
BRACELET STERLING silver
Turquoise Mexico 325 $40, OBO
941-627-6780
BRACELET STERLING silver
with nice turquoise stone $40
941-627-6780
BROOCH & EARRINGS Clip on By
Kramer Rhine stone & crystal
$20, OBO 941-627-6780
BROOCH & EARRINGS Clip on By
Kramer Rhine stone & crystal
$20, OBO 941-627-6780
CAPRI'S WHITE TWINSET Red
tanktop & sweater size 6 $25
941-698-1039
CHAPS, LEATHER M/F New S-M
$100 941-698-1039
CLOTHES JUNIORS 3/5/7/s/m
clean/newer! northport each
$1-$2 941-356-0690
CLOTHES JUNIORS
sz:s/m/5/7reg newer/clean! n-
port each $1- $2 941-356-0690
COAT LEATHER Dark red, small,
long coat $15 941-497-3010
CORDORY JUMPER Green New
S-M $15 941-698-1039
COWBOY SHIRT, (New) HONKEY
TONK SIZE L SUPER NICE
BROWN $25 941-268-9029
DRESS LILLY PULITZER Dress
Size 6-8, Blue with Plam Print,
Lined $25 941-698-1039
DRESS, BL SUEDE, Evening
Strapless, Equisite, BL/sparkles
fits 4-8 $75 941-698-1039
DRESS, BL SUEDE, Evening
Strapless, Equisite, BL/sparkles
fits 4-8 $75 941-698-1039
DRESS, EVAN-PICONE Heels
Black Suede size 8. Goes with
dress $15. 941-698-1039
EARRINGS PAIR Sterling 6grtw,
2"long, spanishfan design $15
941423-2585
ECCO CITY Walkers Men 12M
worlds finest black leather retail
$180 NIB $50 941-882-8149
HAT, Green with mosquito netting
all around it. $10.
941423-2585.
JACKET LEATHER (SNAKE-
SKIN) Jacket Size s-m, Custom
made $50 941-698-1039
JACKET LEATHER CBS Sports,
black, XL, heavy, exceptional
$299 941-276-1881
JACKET WOMEN small adidas
newer!light!black! (np/v)paid$29+!
$20 941-356-0690


JACKET, EMMA JAMES Cotton
stretch double/breasted/Navy
Blue size M $20 941-698-1039
JACKET/BLAZER LEATHER
BROWN XLT EUC $50, OBO
941-575-5159


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LADIES CLOTHES S-M Like New
tops, sets, pants, skirts dresses
$25, OBO 941-698-1039
LADY/TEEN CLOTHING Sale S-
M New $25, OBO 941-698-1039
MENS SUEDE SHOES, Louis
Vuitton New and Beautiful $50
941-681-2034
MULES, RED SUEDE Brand
New $25, OBO 941-698-1039
NECKLACE 18", Vintage Gold
color, Flat chain By Napier, $25,
OBO 941-627-6780
NECKLACE 24" 14K Gold plate
chain from Italy $30, OBO 941-
627-6780
OVERALLS, INSULATED Men's
XL Quilt-lined Framer Bib, cotton
shell. $40 941475-2630
PANTS LADIES BROWN Car-
penter size 6. $10 941-698-
1039
PANTS MENS 21-36 X 29 khaki
& dress Black NEW & 36 shirts
Lg firm $100 941-882-8149
PERFUME, BABY-PHAT S2
newer. 5ozs goddess & golden
$39+new $20 941-356-0690
PROM DRESS/SHOES/SHAWL
Black saude,strapless s-m $75
941-698-1039
PURSE, Whiting & Davis beige
w/ shoulder strap $10 941-423-
2585
RUNNING SUIT Mens M Champi-
on BRAND NEW valued @ $80
sell $20. 941-882-8149
SHAWL HANDWOVEN SHAWL
Black/Silver Long, Beautiful $15
941-698-1039
SHOES, LIZ Claiborne tan
pumps/worn Xl/sz 9.5 perfect
cond. $5.99 931-510-9625
SHORT SET WILL SMITH Linen
Peach, hooded top, zipper shorts
size M $12 941-698-1039
SKI JACKET Men's Ig.quilted
Spiegel, navy. As new. $45 941-
276-1881
SKIRT, COAT/SPA, FLORAL
MATCHING/SWEATER SET,
GREEN S $25. 941-698-1039
SLACKS BROWN LEATHER
Slacks Lined. Goes great with
Jacket. $50 941-698-1039
SLACKS, Liz Claiborne Dress Vil-
lager Gray, Cotton & Spandex Sz.
6 $12 941-698-1039
SNEAKERS JUNIORS u.s.polo
new! brown/paid$19+! (np/v) $10
941-356-0690
SUIT CASES TWO Bon Voyage
22x9xx13 & 30x11x18 nice &
clean $30, OBO 941-627-6780
SUNDRESS DEWEESE DESIGN
Cotton SunDress,tropical print
Size M $20 941-698-1039
SWEATERS ASSORTED tops
etc size S-M $10 941-698-1039
TANK & SWEATER SET LIZ CLAI-
BORNE (VILLAGER) White Embroi-
dery. Sz S $10 941-698-1039
VEST LADIES Med Beige Wran-
gler, 80% Down filling, Nylon
shell. $45 941475-2630
WATCH MENS By Grafix! Very
Rare! New Batt! Black Leather!
$25. 941-484-0500
WATCH, JULES JURGENSEN
MENS Two Tone! Blue face! Great
Cond! $50 941484-0500

I ANTIQUES
COLLECTIBLES
6070

TOUR BOOK whitesnake 1990
tour great shape. $15 941-235-
2330
SHANDLEER HAND crafted
$495 941-681-1461
PLATE PICTURE 1994 HAMIL-
TON Star Treks Major Kira Neyrs.
Lmtd. ed. $15 941423-2585
MARK MARTIN, race driver
8by10 on wood plaque w/2 small-
er pics $25 941-423-2585
TOUR BOOK david lee roth 1991
tour great shape. $15.
941-235-2330
CANISTER SET Clear Italian
glass,metal clasps(5pcs.) $25
941-276-1881
STEREO CONSOLE MAGNAVOX
60's am/fm/record player! Great
Cond! $100 941484-0500
WOOD DUTCH SHOES AUTHEN-
TIC PR FROM HOLLAND WW2
ERA $25 941-639-1517
ALBUMS (44) & 45's (97) Col-
lectibles, oldies, country $250.
OBO. 941-204-4312
MATCHBOX ORIGINALS!
"Lesney" Authentic Recreations in
box! 6 cars! $25 941-484-0500
BEER STEINS 40pc collection
Bud,Avon,etc w/wo tops (@45$
new) $250 941456-5059
BEANIE BABIES Quantity 40!
Retired! Great Cond! $150.
941-484-0500
BOOKS ON Elvis
$20. OBO 941-889-8886
RING MAGAZINES 50's & 60's
Collectible! Vintage! Qty-40! $50
941-484-0500
WW2 ARMY JACKET Authentic!


Officer's Jacket! Good Cond!
RARE! $100 941-484-0500
PICTURE B&W 11X14 1973
New York Yankees team photo
w/names $25 941-423-2585
FRAMED JOHN Wayne color pic-
ture Mountains and stage coach
on bottom $20 941-423-2585
OLD SPORT & hobby cards, old
comic books & mystery books.
Camping equip. & boy scout
stuff. Call Lars 941-258-8707.


COLLECTIBLES
6070


COUCH, 8 artdeko legs 6'
$350 941-681-1461 I
PLANE 'WINGS of Texaco" 2001
Collectors Ed. 1929 Buhl CA-6
Sesquiplane $35 941-882-8149
WATERFORD GOBLET Marquis
Iced Beverage New $12
941-473-1026
COINS Canadian, 5cent, sm sil-
ver, dimes, silver dollar. $99.
941-493-5649
OAK ICE box Original brass hard-
ware. Porcelain interior. Great con-
dition $650 941-255-1250
LAMPS, pair of Dale Tiffany.
"Appleblossom". Limited edition.
(coa). $400, OBO 941-235-2203
MILK GLASS Hobnail 9 peace
Each $20, OBO 941-627-6780
SKIS THOMPSON Original Oak
Gold Crown $40 941-456-5059
TOUR BOOK stevie nicks 2001
tour great shape. $15
941-235-2330
ALWAYS BUYING
ANTIQUES, ART, SILVER
NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUES
(941) 639 -9338
CHINESE GODS statues 3 stat-
ues approx. 16" tall excellent
shape $45. 941-235-2330
PRECIOUS MOMENTS many to
chose from $10.00 each $10
941-627-6780
VINTAGE DANISH Mod Lane
Acclaim Coffee Table NICE!
$125 941-525-8074


CASH PAID**ANY old military
items, swords, medals, uniforms,
old guns. Dom (941)-416-3280
VINTAGE IRONS Very Old! 2 to
Choose From! CHEAP! $15
941-484-0500
FRAMED BW picture of John
Wayne 8 by 10 $15 941-423-
2585
1928 $50. BILL EXFINE NICE
BELOW WHOLESALE $75
941-268-9029
JOHNSON BROS PLATTER
"DEVONSHIRE"-RET. PATTERN 50
YRS OLD $25 941-639-1517
OLD ELEC. banjo clock wood
tone plastic G.E. made. Runs
great!! $25 941-423-2585
BEN RICHMOND light house nib
with certificate $45 941-228-
1745
FIRE EXTINGUISHER, 1966
Polished SS/guts incl/good cond.
$29 941-493-1686
ANTIQUE Gold Colored Living
Room Cocktail Table and 2 End
Tables $100 941423-6821
OLD ELEC. clock Ingraham man-
tle w/ strike. Good cond. $35
941-423-2585
PAUL MCCARTNEY tour mags
1989 and 1993 great shape.
both for $20 941-235-2330
AMERICAN BY MARTINSVILLE
Beautiful Mid Cent. End Table!
Rare! $100 941-484-0500
CHRISTMAS PLATES Bing &
Grondahl 1990; 1991; 1993 new
$100 941-505-1745
ANTIQUE GOLD Dining Room
Table, 6 Chairs, and Hutch Italian
Made $295 941423-6821
LENA LIU IST ISSUE PLATE
SIGNED & NUMBERED COLLEC-
TABLE $15 941-639-1517
SHEET MUSIC 30's, 40's, 50's,
suitable for framing. $3, OBO
941-235-2203
BEAM CHOICE BOTTLES Total 7
bottles! Neat! Cheap! $25
941-484-0500
VICTROLA HAND crank working
cond. Mahogany. Great shape
1916. $375 941-255-1250
"SAD" IRON HANDPAINTED VIN-
TAGE CAST IRON PC $30
941-639-1517
LARGE Collection of Retired Light-
ed Lefton Lighthouses. 25.00 ea
or buy lot. 941-255-1250
COINS 1975 US MINT SET WITH
2 IKE DOLLARS $10.
941-268-9029
KIDS ROCKINGHORSE $501
941-681-1461
VINTAGE CHAIR (2) Eero Saari-
nen swival tulip chairs, made by
Knoll Associates NYC, 1950's,
LITEOLIRE LAMP, manufacutred
in US & side table. All in EXCEL-
LENT CONDITION, make an offer.
406-570-2993 Port Charotte
HAMILTON COLLECTORS plate
Klingon Battlecruiser, limited ed.
$20 941-423-2585
TOUR BOOK Richard Marx 1989
tour great shape. $15
941-235-2330
LADIES SEWING ROCKER, Very
nice. Must see. $45, OBO 941-
235-2203
WEDGWOOD COV. TUREEN
RETIRED PATTERN/OSIER"
BEAUTIFUL! $195 941-639-1517
Americana Antique Show
March 6th 10am-2pm
Arbor Banquet Hall Downtown
Arcadia 494-9311


PLATE PICTURE HAMILTON
STAR Trek series of Capt. Piccard
$15 941-423-2585
SCHOOL BELL Antique
15.75"Dia 24"H nice sound
$195, OBO 941-882-8149
MINK PILL box hat from the 60's
w/ beautiful brooch on it. Exc.
cond. $35 941-235-2203
STAMPS SHEET OF 48 MINERAL
HERITAGE 10 CENTS STAMPS
$15. 941-268-9029


COLLECTIBLES
6070


DOLL HOUSE, San Francisco
Nob Hill. Wired for electric. $495
941-698-1674
MILK CAN Old fashioned, metal
$25, OBO 941-627-2600
MODERN REPLICA metal bank
Dog throws penny into barrel $20
941-423-2585
CLYDESDALE BUDWEISER by
Metlox ceramic SEALED PKG
FIRM $50 941-882-8149
ROCKWELL PLATES Mint! 18! In
Boxes! Papers! Incredible Deal!
$250 941-484-0500
ANTIQUE TRUNK $25
941-766-1536
JOHNSON BROS GRAVY BOAT
RETIRED PATTERN-DEVONSHIRE.
PERFECT! $25 941-639-1517
COV SUGAR BOWL & CREAMER
"JG MEAKIN" vintage English
china $20 941-639-1517
PRINT, RICHARD TIMM SIGNED
NUM BOBCAT PRINT FRAMED
$200, OBO 941-204-1082
KISS ALBUMS,
11 Lp's w/lnserts,
1975-1980 $95 941-916-1890
WITCO DECOR-BULL 58"X36"
$60 941-889-7592
SEWING MACHINE SINGER
1800's, Beautiful Treadle Cabinet.
$300. 941-681-2034
STAMPS SHEET 32 WILDLIFE
CONSERVATION 8 CENTS
STAMPS $10 941-268-9029
ANTIQUE CRYSTAL Teardrop
Chandelier Beautiful over 40
years old! $225 941-423-6821
MENU CHALK Board COCA-
COLA RETRO STYLE wood frame
EXCELLENT $20 941-882-8149
HUMMEL ANNUAL BELL DATED
W/ORIG BOX SUPER PRICE! $45
941-639-1517
JACKET, CBS SPORTS/PEA-
COCK leather jacket, exceptional
$299. 941-276-1881
ROYAL ROCHESTER BOWL &
SYRUP PITCHER 1920'S BEAUTI-
FUL PCS $90 941-639-1517
PHALTZGRAFF SAND & Seas
plates & glasses w/acc. used
Rtda $45, OBO 941-421-9109
UNCLE SAM'S 3 COIN REGIS-
TER BANK ORIG 1940'S ANTIQUE
TOY $60 941-639-1517
KISS COMIC book marvel super
special 1970's great shape. $25
941-235-2330
COINS WESTWARD NICKEL'S 6
COINS SET US MINT ISSUE $9
941-268-9029
RADIO 1950S table GRUNDIG
AM-Fm-LW tube radio.Good cond.
$75 941-423-2585

MUSICAL
6090


45'S OLDIES
$1. ea 941-889-8886
ALBUM COMMODORES night-
shift 1985, never opened $10,
OBO 941-916-3896
ALBUM DIANNA Ross' greatest
hits never opened,72,73,75,76
$10 941-916-3896
AMPLIFIERS, GUITARS, PA's
Private Seller. Excellent Condi-
tion 941-391-6494
ANTIQUE FRENCH Horn 1900-
1908 Bohland & Fuchs Austrian
made. $295 941-423-6821
AUTOHARP 1940'S OR 50'S
SEKOVA AUTOHARP. WORKS.
$75 941-924-6109
BASS AMP, Dinosaur DB-50
12"for guitar $175, OBO
941-625-2779
CD'S, KARAOKE Large assort-
ment. Many styles & labels to
choose from $2 941-423-9068
CD'S, KARAOKE Large assort-
ment. Many types & labels to
choose from $1 941-423-9068
CD'S, KARAOKE, Large assort-
ment of premium labels $5 941-
423-9068
CD'S, MUSIC Large assortment.
Pop, Rock, R&B, Oldies, much
more $1 942423-9068
CD'S/DVD'S various artists, kids
movies & various oldies on vhs,
comedy dvd's, satellite dish $25.
2 vcr's $25. 941-889-8886
DOOWOPP TAPES
$10. ea 941-889-8886
GUITAR ACOUSTIC Pickup Like
new Lawrence Acoustic Guitar
pickup $15 941-6974165
GUITAR FENDER Deluxe Series
Powerhouse Stratocaster. Ugrad-
ed pickups. $385 941-626-5696
ORGAN HAMMOND dbl keybd
w/bench & books Good condi-
tion. $175, OBO 941-698-5779
ORGAN LOWREY Heritage. Exc.
Cond. Many books & discs.
$3,000 OBO 941-625-7441
ORGAN LOWRY great sound dbl
key, bench,books,like new $265
941-575-8229


PIANO GOOD shape, not huge,
includes bench. $100.
941-235-9157
PIANO, STARCK w/bench,
older, 1/2 up-right, $250.
941-474-2044
PIANO, UPRIGHT vintage.
Needs minor repair. Is on Mana-
sota Key. $25 941-460-9403
TRUMPET, HOLTON BRASS
Hardly Used-hard sided case
included. $395 941-423-6821


MEDICAL
6095


BACK MESSAGE, moving
mechinism $20 941-743-0582
BEDSIDE COMMODE. Like New
$25, OBO 941-833-0254
CHAIR, LIFT Pride, navy blue,
great condition. $450.
941-639-6446
CHEST OF DRAWERS WHITE 3
DRAWERS GREAT FOR BUSINESS
OR HOME $85 941-763-2601
COMMODE BEDSIDE, LIKE
NEW $25 941-629-7880

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HOSPITAL BED Like new. Elec-
tric controls. Mattress incl.
$100, OBO 941-833-0254
JAZZY POWER CHAIR High back
seat. Like new. New batt. avail at
cost. $499 941-412-3970
JAZZY POWER chair newer.
Needs batteries $250
941-661-7305
LIFT CHAIR, MOTORIZED,
ELECTRIC ex cond. $225 941-
473-1814
MAGNETIC PAD -single bed for
circulation & pain 2 available
$200 941-639-5129
PILL DISPENSER Medport 7 day
electronic w/alarms & voice NEW
IN PKG $20 941-882-8149
POWER CHAIR, JAZZY Select
Mobility. Like brand new. $725.
941-8754304
POWER WHEELCHAIR, FREE,
GREAT condition-for someone w/
a physical need. 941-544-3661
SCOOTER AMERICAN MOBILI-
TY 3 wheel, take a part for trunk.
Like new. $399. 941-875-4304
SCOOTER, ELECTRIC MOTOR-
IZED Perfect cond. used only 3
mths $400. firm. 941473-1814
SHOWER CHAIR BRAND NEW
MERITS BATH BENCH SHOWER
CHAIR $25 941-460-8717
TOILET CHAIR FOR HANDICAP
$10 LIKE NEW, 941-423-7771
WALKER 4 Wheels with Com-
partment. New condition and nice
seat $65 941-613-1130
WHEELCHAIR RAMP alum,
2'X8' folds to 1'X4' New $850,
Selling for $450 612-308-5787
WHEELCHAIR TRAVELERS
$85. Grt. cond. 941-505-7470

SHEALTH/BEAUTY
6100


DIGEST ENZYMES #180 =2
Enzymedica. EnzymesRus.com
$40 941-916-3968
HAIR CLIPPER 22 pc clipper and
trimmer set NIB $17.50 941-
697-6157
HAIR DRYER STATION ON
STAND FOR BUSINESS/HOME
ONLY $180 941-763-2601
HAIR DRYER STATION ON
STAND FOR BUSINESS/HOME
ONLY $180 941-763-2601
LAMPS 5 DIOPTER MAGNIFYING
WALL MOUNTED 4 AVAILABLE
SALE ONLY $75 941-763-2601
MAKE-UP CHAIR ITALIAN WHITE
LEATHER HIGH SEAT GREAT
DEAL $499 941-763-2601
PRO HAIR SUPPLIES Retired
Hairdress will sell to pro only.
Matrix, Redkin, color, perms, &
misc. worth over $400., sell for
$150 obo, 941-235-9126

TREES & PLANTS
6110


GARDEN ROTOTILLING Engle-
wood area gardens done from
$35 941-475-9689
FREEZE CLOTHS,
PALM TREES, ALL VARIETIES.
VIBURNUM, GREAT FOR
HEDGES! 941-232-6835

BABY ITEMS
6120


CAR SEAT/HI BACK BOOSTER
FITS CHILD 22-80 LBS EX COND
$20, OBO 941-766-8727
STUFFED ANIMALS
22 assorted great shape. all for


$20. 941-235-2330
TY STUFFED-ANIMALS north-
port! each $3 941-525-3939

GOLF ACCESSORIES
6125


DRIVER CALLOWAY, Big Bertha,
9 degree, left handed $50
941-624-4617


GOLF ACCESSORIES
6125


GOLF BAG Used twice Sun
Mountain C-130 bag $100 941-
473-8294
GOLF BAG, Walter Hagen,
exc. cond. $35. Port Charlotte
203-733-9384
GOLF BALLS variety of balls, I
clean $2 941-766-8236
GOLF BALLS, 100 dozen, at
$2.50 a dozen, $200 for all.
941-235-2613
GOLF CART Amazing 2007 E-Z-
GO, great cond. w/s, hs chip.,
$2195. + tax. 941-625-7969
GOLF CART CLUB Car 1999
Charger, cover, Exc. Cond.
$1,600 941-235-0303
GOLF CART CLUB CAR PRECE-
DENT 48 volt,'07 batteries,Alum
frame, exe cond. Can deliver!
$2,475 941-769-1431
GOLF CART Club car, very clean,
new tires, lights, mirror, charger.
Runs great. $1,600
941-916-9401
GOLF CART, Club Car, 8V,
works good, needs minor TLC.
$600/obo. 863-558-0198
GOLF CLUBS by BRISTOL mens
RH 14 club set w/bag+covers
$75 941-613-3428
GOLF CLUBS CLEVELANDI
IRONS $145 941-474-4368
GOLF CLUBS Full set men's
clubs, very good condition $75
941-624-4617
GOLF CLUBS Hummer driver 3
5wd. 10 tour model irons putter
$150 941-423-0549
GOLF CLUBS Ping clubs, full set
red dot w/ graphite drivers $160
941-624-4617
GOLF SHOES, Tiger Woods, 10,
white w/vents, as new. $40
941-629-9552
GOLFBAG TRAVEL Case Hard
case with wheels and locks, exel-
lent cond. $50 941-697-8377
IRONS, COBRA, Senior Flex
Graphite, 3 thru PW. New Grips.
$125 401-640-4819
LASER RANGEFINDER NIKON
ProStaff 550, Great for Golf and
Hunting. $125 941-255-1054

EXERCISE/
FITNESS
S6128


AB LOUNGER Like new used 1
month. Full size. $60
941-743-8769
AEROBIC STEP 4 & 6 inch
heights Used once. EXC. condi-
tion $25 941-627-2600
AREO PILATES Pilates per-
former with cardio rebounder.
$175, OBO 941-475-1268
EXCERSISE BIKE Schwinn Air
Dyne Pro, $125 941-637-6298
GAZELLE HARDLY used, stored
in garage $50, OBO
941-628-9940
GAZELLE, TONY LITTLE
FREESTYLE crosstrainer pro model
ex cond $150 941-284-7024
MALIBU PILATES Chair NEW,
includes DVD's $200, OBO 239-
896-2536
MASSAGE CUSHION, Home-
dics, 5 motors+heat new/never
used $65 941-493-1686
ROLLERBLADES MENS
adjustable sz10-16 used twice
(new 140) $35 941-456-5059
THE BEAN LIKE NEW Includes
EVERYTHING $25 941-697-
5577
TREAD MILL Weslo G-40 Like
new. Can deliver. $150 516-204-
C2546
TREADMILL SPACESAVER,
INCLINES, QUIET, w/rails. $150
941-628-0543
TREADMILL USEDI EXC COND
$100, OBO 417-230-9293
WEIGHT SET Weider pro 4100
multi function set $125 516-204-
2546

SPORTING GOODS
6130


BINOCULARS, TASCO 7x35.
Excellent condition. $20. 941-
258-4283
CONSIGNMENT Fishing, Scuba &
Boating Supplies. Mariners Trading
Corner of Carmalita & Elizabeth PG
941-639-1340
CROQUET SET All wood by
Sportcraft! Quality! Rare! $50
941-484-0500
CROSSBOW BARNETT coman-
do, 1751b draw, w/scopemount
$125, OBO 941-255-3338
DIVE SUIT LADIES DIVE SUIT.
Brand NEW, sz 8 cost $129, sell
$65 941-627-0229
DIVER WETSUIT NEOSPORT Full
Body,3/2mm, Size XXL, leather
knees $70 941-255-0848
DIVING BOOTS Mares, 5mm,
Fits Size 12 Foot, Heavy Duty Zip-
per $20 941-255-0848


DIVING MASK, XS PURGE V3 M-
Line, Quick Adj.Strap,Purges
Water $45 941-255-0848
DIVING MASK,TUSA Viso Tri-
Ex, Tempered Glass, Ultra-wide
View $30 941-255-0848
DIVING SPLIT FINS Tusa,
Adjustable Straps, X-Pert Zoom.
$65 941-255-0848
HONEY WAGON 2 wheels,
25gals. exc. condition $85
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SPORTING GOODS
6130


HUNTING LEASE SW Georgia
First time available to the public.
1000 Acres. Hardwood/agricul-
ture mix. Details 941-223-6935
I BUY GOLF CLUBS VENICE,
SARASOTA, BRADENTON $100
941-706-4396
KNIFE BLADE, Titanium Divers
5", w/sheath and leg straps, will
not rust $45 941-255-0848
PELLET GUN CROSSMAN
Model 38T $90 941-743-0582
POOL TABLE 7ft Ex cond,Light
oak,Cranberry felt, leatherpock-
ets, claw feet,l"slate Lots of
extras $800 941-697-8598
SKATEBOARD, GOOD COND.
LIKE NEW. $8. (941)-423-7771
SURFBOARD 5'11, ATLANTIC &
GULF, NEW COND. TRADE? $150
941-286-5275
WANTED .380 ACP brass sm
qty. Trade .38 spcl brass or buy
100 up to $7 480-202-7612
WEIGHT BENCH SOME RUST,
BUT PRETTY NICE SHAPE. $20
941-286-5275

| FIREARMS
6131


BERSA 380, nickle; 3 clips/hol-
ster. Like new. $285. 941-497-
3010.
BUYING Civil War, WWII,
Military Guns, Swords, Bayonets,
Helmets, etc. 941-705-5145
CONCEALED CARRY/HAND-
GUN Safety instruction
Detailed training with Small
Classes/Private Lessons from
NRA Certified Instructor &
author of Beginner's Guide 2
Guns
941-916-1587
FIREARM TRAINING &
CONCEALED WEAPON UCENSE
CLASSES 941-244-6562

FLORIDA CONCEALED
Weapons Permit Class
(941)697-1885

GLOCK 21, NIB, 45acp 2-13 rd
mags. $600. 941-204-2191
GLOCKS: 9mm Model 34, .40
Model 35, .45 Model 36. LWRC:
M6A2, 5.56,MRE.941-539-6686
KIMBER PRO TLE II, .45 cal,
laser grips, test fired 1 7 rd clip
only, mint cond. $950 cash 941-
637-8461 betwn 8am & 6pm
RUGER M14, all stainless, wal-
nut stock, exc. cond. 3HC mags,
$750 firm. PG (757)-753-4131
RUGERS: P94 40 cal $365, P90
45 cal $390, Mini 14 223 $585
all like new. ID Req 941-650-5122
S&W 45, $550/obo.
KAHR PM 40, $575/obo.
(941) 315-3960
TAURUS PT145, 45 cal, 2 mags
w case, $325, **SOLD**


ACCESSORIES
44 6132

9M/40CAL AMMO New Ammo,
brass FMJ $16
941-639-8901
GUN CABINET Stack-On 8 gun
cabinet, key lock $100. Stack
on Personal cabinet 18x21 key
lock $50sold sold sold



GUN SAFE, Liberty, Lincoln
Series, Mod. L-15. Mint cond.
$700. ***SOLD***
GUN SAFE, Sentry, holds 10-12
rifles, 16"D x18"W x 55"H, $250.
*SOLD**

BICYCLES/
S TRICYCLES
O4 6135

ADULT 3 Wheel Bike Desoto
Classic new tires, Basket,great
condition $160 941-474-0109
BICYCLE BUILT for two,
21speeds $200 941-743-0582
BICYCLE MENS 26" used only
ix,excellent condition $50
*****SOLD******SOLD****

BIKE 21 SPD. MENS MTN. MON-
GOOSE $95 931-252-2679
BIKE 26" MENS 18 SPD. $45
941-876-4143
BIKE 26"HUFFY coaster brake
womans $40 941-625-2779
BIKE 26"ROADMASTER Moun-
tain Fury 15 spd like new $50
941-625-2779
BIKE 3 WHEEL NICE, BG. SEAT,
BASKET $160 941-876-4143
BIKE FUJI M500 MENS LIKE
NEW $100 931-252-2679
BIKE HARD CASE AIRLINE OR
CAR 46"L 31"W 10"D EXC
COND FIRM $50 941-882-8149
BIKE LADIES 26" 15 speed
Huffy Rocktrail $40
**SOLD**


BIKE MEN'S 26" 15 speed
Huffy Rocktrail $40
941423-6690
BIKE MEN'S 26", 5 speed Big
Tree RV Park $13 716-640-
6072
BIKE WORK Stand Parks Model
PCS-1 $65 941-475-9689
BIKE, 3 wheel, nice shape.
Asking $175.
Arcadia **SOLD**
BIKE, BEACHCOMBER 26"
NEW BIKE $95 941-876-4143


BIKES (2) CHILDREN, 18" &
12" $15/ea; Scooters (2)
$5.00/ea; 941-423-7771
BIRIA 7 speed, easy mount, like
new German made $300
941-505-0081
GIRL'S BIKE 20" Magna Mtn
Tamer 6 speed $25
941-628-9940
GIRL'S BIKE 24" Huffy Rival 21
speed $25 941-628-9940
LADIES 26" mountain bike 18
speed, new tires, large seat. $75
941-258-0890
MEN'S 26" Huffy Pro Beach, 6
speed, like new, wheel covers,
Sharp $85 941-258-0890
RALEIGH LTD10 Made in Eng-
land Original equipment. Excellent
condition. $175 863-494-3061
REDLINE 20" MINI BMX BIKE
NEEDS TIRES $100
941-286-5275
ROADBIKE, DIAMONDBACK
59CM/ CARBON FORKS $300,
OBO 941-276-1904
SADDLE BAGS Axiom soft side
+ OZARK TRAIL Mens L rainsuit
NEW FIRM $15 941-882-8149
WOMEN BIKE NICE 26" MOUN-
TAIN BIKE $45 941-286-5275

TOYS
6138


AIRSOFT GUN AK-47 NIB..Elec-
tric/Ammo $40 941-623-6590
BOARD GAME. Foxworthy's You
Might Be a Red Neck If. $8.
941-423-2585
GAME CONNECT-FOUR (travel)
newer! zip up! $8 941-356-0690
GAME SCRABBLE (travel)
newer! zip up! $8 941-356-0690
GAME-WHO-WANTS-TO-BE-A
MILLIONARE trivia! np/v? $5
941-356-0690
GAMECUBE GAMES(USED) the
incredible & lord of the rings
np/v $12 941-356-0690
HELICOPTER FRAME 42" long
17" high alum & wood. NO RC
EXC COND $50 941-286-5601
MODEL BOAT 38" out rigger, all
hardware. 40 Nitro eng. 2 chan-
nel radio. $195. 941-764-0073
PLANE MODEL Kit VacuForm
B57 wingspan 24", 24.5"L NEW
IN BOX $15 941-286-5601
PLANE MODEL Kit VacuForm
Dornier DO 217N NEW span 23"
length 23" $15 941-286-5601
PUZZLES 10 in 1 NEW 6,750
pcs various nice scenes & photos
$15 941-882-8149
PUZZLES 3 in 1 N.Y. Trilogy incl
World Trade Ctr 2,250 pcs NEW
IN BOX $10 941-882-8149
TAPES & VCR Classic 20 Scoo-
by-Doo 28 Pokey-Mon ORIGINAL
& EXC COND $25 941-882-8149
TEDDY BEAR singsl All Shook
Up & Rockin' Round' Christmas
Tree. $10 941-889-8886
TRAIN TABLE 34x,49x18"2
drws@ends $45, OBO
941-268-3034

PHOTOGRAPHY/
VIDEO
6140


CAMERA, MINOLTA x-9 with a
70 -210 zoom len great cond.
$60 516-204-2546
CAMERA, SONY CDMAVICA
DIGITAL ZOOM AF MPEG VIDEOS
5MP CLEAN $25 941460-8717
MOVIE PROJECTORS, Super 8,
$40; 8, $25; Both work. Movie
screen, $12 941-391-5260
SLIDE PROJECTORS, Kodak
Carousel, $25-30; GAF, $14;
Slide trays $3 ea 941-391-5260
SLIDE VIEWERS, 4" scr, elec-
tric, $22; 2" scrn, electric, $15;
2" scrn, batt, $10 941-391-5260
SPY CAMERA "MINOX B"
AUTHENTIC VINTAGE W/ORIG
CASE $195 941-639-1517
TELE-CONVERTER 2X FOR
OLYMPUS OM1 CAMERA W/CASE
$50. 941-639-1517
VHS CHILDREN movies
$10. 941-889-8886
VHS DEAN Martin Shows and
roast. $10 ea. 941-889-8886
VHS MISC. comedy tapes
$5. ea 941-889-8886

| POOL/SPA/
& SUPPLIES
6145


CHAIRS, 2 Tommy Bahama Style
Dk rattan, seat lifts for storage
$150 941-629-4950
DOLPHIN, PAINTED 5' HIGH
SPEWS WATER INTO FOUN-
TAIN. $275, OBO 863-491-
8964
POOL FILTER Jacuzzi Pool Filter
CFR100 New $25
941-235-3991
POOL HEATER 60F-104F Heat-
ing 13000 gallon pool, You
Remove. $499 941-255-0848
POOL LADDER for above
ground pool. Exc. Cond. $20
941-235-2203


SPAS & MORE
Shop Local We take
TRADE INS and
BUY used spas MOVE
SPAS Pool/Spa parts/
supplies 941-625-6600


LAWN & GARDEN
L6160


150GL TRUCK Bed WaterTanks
H20 only needs patch & TLC
$200, OBO 270-918-2683
2 RIDING MOWERS 1 MURRAY 1
CRAFTSMAN. NEED WORK. BOTH
$125 941-286-5275
4 BY 8 trailer 4by8 single axle
trailer best offer $400
941-268-0796
CEMENT BENCH use on lanai or
in yard. 5"X18'. Exc. cond. $175,
OBO 941-235-2203


FOUNTAIN, BEAUTIFUL, 3
PELICANS SPEWING WATER
OUT. 6 FT HIGH X 6 FT WIDE.
MAKES A STATEMENT! $900,
OBO 863-491-8964

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FREE MULCH wanted for my
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$1 941-697-0794
GARDEN CART wagon $40
941-743-5741
GAS BLOWER Assorted garden
tools/truck box CHEAP! Hgwy. 17
Punta Gorda $55 941-740-4769
GRILL, CHARBROIL PROPANE
Grill 3 Burners,great covered grill
$25. 941-681-2034
HAVAHART PEST trap Works for
raccon size pests. No harm to
pest. $45, OBO 941-764-7957
HEDGE TRIMMER echo
hcl50,gas ,works good $50
**SOLD**
LAWN MOWER TIRES, assort-
ed $5-$10 941-474-2776
LAWN TRACTOR Craftsman, 18
hp, 42" cut, 6 spd.Elect. start.
Lv. msg. $350 ***SOLD***
LAWN TRACTOR MURRAY
16HP,42" cut,good cond.newer
motor $325 941-223-0669
MOWER MASTERCUT RIDER
Like new. Trades welcome. $450
941-416-1109
PATIO FURNITURE, whicker, 48"
glass table, 4 chairs, 2 swivel
chairs, 1 ottoman, 1 sm table,
$350 941-475-7643
PUSH MOWERS Good- trades
welcome $50 941-416-1109
REAR MOTOR snapper mower
Snapper mower needs work best
offer $300 941-268-0796
RIDER MOWERS $ for yours
dead/alive or trade for good one.
$300, OBO 941-416-1109
RIDING MOWER Yard Machines,
17.5 HP, Briggs & Stratton engine,
42" cut, brand new battery, great
cond, $550. neg **sold**
SPRAYER for weeds & shrubs 2
GAL, AL Flowmaster M1102C
$10. 941-639-5129
TRIMMER WITH EDGER John
Deere, needs carburetor $25,
OBO 941-627-2600
TRIMMER WITH EDGER John
Deere, needs carburetor $25,
OBO 941-627-2600
WEEDEATER CRAFTSMAN
25cc curved shaft runs good $35
941-625-2779

STORAGE SHEDS/
BUILDINGS



SHED 14X14, 3 windows, dbl
doors, ramp, work bench,
shelves, full electric. $2,300
727-430-1353 North Port
STORAGE BINS WorkForce Tuff
Bins 31.5L 17W 14.5H NEW
STACKABLE $4 941-882-8149

I BUILDING
SUPPLIES
6170


ALUMINUM GUTTERS 22 new
gutters; 2 downspouts each
piece $3.50 941-497-1188
BATH VANITY Oval sink
cutout.white/blue mica Hgwy.17
P.Gorda $35 941-740-4769
BATHTUB NEW 42X60 WHITE
FIBERGLASS CORNER FINISH
ONLY $280 941-763-2601
BATHTUB NEW 42X60 WHITE
FIBERGLASS CORNER FINISH
ONLY $280 941-763-2601
CHERRY PLANK 3"x10"x49"
$45 941-475-9689 I
DOOR LOCKS 3 Kwikset pas-
sage, polishbrass lever type han-
dle. Nice $15 941-697-0794
DOOR LOCKS Kwikset 5 Privcy
2 Psg 1 Entry 1 Deadbolt.Antique
brass $40 941-697-0794
DOOR OPENER, Garage GENIE
screw drive 1/2 hp. with 2
remotes $50 941-625-2873
DOORS INT paneled with hard-
ware $15 941-296-5643


DOORS DOUBLE paned front-
rear metal 36" with hardware
$95. 941-296-5643
DOORS, EXTERIOR METAL,
$15 ea., 20 assorted sizes. 941-
474-2776
ENTRY BOX Sq D 100 amp main
20 ckts with breakers
$130. 941-575-5153
FAUCET, KITCHEN (KOHLER)
Polished Chrome $45, OBO
941-505-0920
FAUCETS, MOEN, Two, New in
Box, High Arc Spout, with parts,
$100. 941-255-0848
FLORESCENT LIGHTS, 2&4
bulb fixtures Punta Gorda Hwy 17
$6 941-740-4769
FRENCH DOORS Approx. 60"
You remove. $120. OBO 941-
296-5643
GARAGE DOOR-PANEL
9'21"new! (white/4squares) np/v?
$75, OBO 941-356-0690
GARAGE-DOOR PANEL 9'21"
newer! lalum/white4sq/no win-
dows $60 941-356-0690
GUTTER END Caps 6" gutter
white (200) 150 left, 50 right
BRAND NEW $65 941-286-5601
KITCHEN CABINETS Thermafoil
cabinets w/countertops. Full
kitchen $200 SOLD
KITCHEN SINK White Ig double
with fawcett $60, OBO 941-296-
5643
LOCKS FOR out door 2 sets
deadbolts with lookouts incl. keys
$30 320-262-1316
MEDICINE CABINETS (2) for
bathroom walls. 16" x 24" glass
shelves $3 941-639-5129
PAINT INT/EXT.1/5 gal Stain-
wood, cement $1 941-740-4769
PLYWOOD (10) 4x8 sheets of
Sheathing, 5/8 thick, $15 ea
You haul. 941-475-1221
SHUTTER RAILINGS For Hurri-
cane Panels,new,white,top 13'5"
bot 10'1" $55 941-639-4544
SINKS W/ FAUCET WHITE LIKE
NEW 6 AVAILABLE GREAT DEAL
ONLY $20 941-763-2601
SLIDING GLASS Doors,Pair, Fac-
tory Tinted 71 1/2w x 75h $60
941-639-4544
SOFFET MATERIAL white, J-
channel $100, OBO
941-626-7768
TUB AND SINK New in box call
for more info. $180, OBO 941-
740-0581
VALANCE 14' 8" White (NEW) for
3" ELITE roof & ELITE H Column
$65 941-639-4544
WATER TANK, FloTek FP7110T,
42 gal. Pressure tank used very
little. $50 941473-1268
WINDOWS DOUBLE paned 140
mph. 5-52x37"-3-36x37" You
remove. $95. 941-296-5643
WINDOWS, 17X34 TEMPERED
GLASS whiteframe fixed windows
$50.00 each 941-697-3754

TOOLS/ MACHINERY
6190


AIR COMPRESSOR portable
110v,20 gal.,2h.p.works exc.Call
$175, OBO 941-626-5099
ALUMINUM PROPANE tank
ideal for boats 20# needs nozzle
& pres test $75 941-639-5129
BAKERS SCAFFOLDING 4'
w/wheels & 2 planks GOOD
COND $50 941-286-5601
BAND-SAW RIDGID 14", B.S.
14002, Excellent condition $250
941-662-0395
BELT SANDER CRAFTSMAN 7
AMP BELT SIZE 31N X 21 IN EXC.
COND $25, OBO 941-766-8727
BENCHTOP WORK CTR & VISE-
WORKMATE BLACK & DECKER EX
COND $20, OBO 941-766-8727
BUFFMASTER BLACK&DECK-
ER $90 941-743-5741
CEMENT MIXER electric Husky
#GHM105890 takes 2-3 bags
runs good $175 941-286-5601
CERAMIC TILE Cutter Wet Blade
and Grout tools and sealer $75
417-225-0383
COOLERS 1&5 IGLOO and Plas-
tic storage. excellent cond. Hgwy
17 P.G. $5 941-7404476
DIVIDER, CARGO VAN fits 2004
FORD FREESTAR. steel $70,
OBO 941-286-6766
DRILL PRESS Ridgid DP1550,
15", New In Box $230 502-821-
8887
DRILL RYOBI 18 volt, no battery
like new $20 941-627-6780
DRYWALLER PLATFORM Wall-
board Brand 400 Ib. cap. adj legs
EXC $100 941-286-5601
EXTENSION LADDER Werner
40' aluminum BRAND NEW CON-
DITION! $275 941-286-5601
FLOOR JACK WITH STANDS,
CRAFTSMAN BRAND NEW PD 85
SELL $60 941-268-9029
FRAME (FARM) Jack Northern
Tool #144212 48" EXC. COND.
$30 941-286-5601
GENERATOR 5550W Troy-Bilt
5550W generator like new never
commissioned. Includes power
cord for home connection. $550
941-505-1984
GENERATOR NEW PORTABLE


briggs+stratton 5550wt. 8550
starting wt. $499 941-497-6191
GENERATOR PORTABLE Onan
1400 watt Like new $150
941-639-6277
GENERATOR, 5550 WATT Troy
built $350 941-743-5741


TOOLS MACHINERY
6190


JACK STANDS PAIR TOTAL
CAPACITY 4000 LBS $20, OBO
941-766-8727
KEY CUTTER Duplicator Ilco
023 Dual Voltage Great shape in
Case $125 941-698-1392
LADDER 4FTwerner ladder $25
248-363-5090
LADDER WERNER 16' Multi-
Master, straight,step or scaffold
config. $95 941-697-8377
LADDERS 8' Alum ladder, 24'
extension lad. Best offer. 941-
496-7807
MITER BOX MANUAL CUT
METAL BASE INTERCHANGEABLE
BLADES $15 941-766-8727
NUT DRIVER SET Craftsman,
NEW 12 PIECE IN CASE RETAIL
$40 SELL $30 941-268-9029
PARTS CLEANER 30g drum with
light & 115 v motor $175, OBO
941-697-3754
RADIAL ARM SAW CRAFTSMAN
NEW FULL WARRANTY $475
941-268-9029
ROLATAPE BY Measure Master
Services. 3" Dia wheel Perfect
condition $10 941-882-8149
SANDER POLISHER WEN
W/SIDE HANDLE 7 INCH 2
SPEED $20, OBO 941-766-8727
SAW SKILL SAW 2.6HP 71/4"
blade Like New $30 941-698-
1039
SAW STANLEY 15" "FAT MAX"
cuts ANYTHING BRAND NEW IN
SLEEVE $15 941-882-8149
SAW, SCROLL Dremel 16"
Model 1672, 2 speed. $75
941-697-3938
SOCKETS 3/4 in. 9 ea. 1 in. thru
1 1/2 in. US made heavy duty
$75. 942-505-0081
SOUTHBEND LATHE 10" swing,
3 ft. bed, quick change gears for
thread cutting, access. avail.
Other machine tools avail. $500.
941-627-9671, 941-391-1847.
TILE SAW 2hp Iph 10"blade
3.5gpm water pump 8 gal. tub
capacity. $285 941-575-5153
TOOL BOX, CRAFTSMANWORK-
BENCH. NEW 4 DRAWER COST
229. SELL $160 941-268-9029
TOOL BOX, Locking, metal for
bed of pick-up truck. From Trac-
tor Supply. $25 941-766-1536
TOOL BOX, Stanley Heavy,
portable 22"x22"x36" P. Gorda.
Hwy. 17 $45. 941-740-4769
TOOL CHEST Craftsman rolling,
5 drawers, 1 door, hinged top.
$85. 941-698-0634

TOOLBOX CRAFTSMAN 2dr
locking top $25 248-363-5090

VICE, CLAMPING Grip Master
portable, all-purpose with movie
$50 941-697-3938
WET SAW small hand held, excel-
lent condition $45, OBO
941-626-8332
WORKLIGHT YELLOW very
bright swivel light.150 watts $15
941-639-5129
WRENCH IMPACT, 3/4in. drive
air, 6 sockets, 2 ext. "T" bar,good
cond. $150 941-505-0081

FARM EQUIPMENT
6195


FARM (FRAME) Jack Hi-Lift
Brand Model HL-604-48" EXC
COND $50 941-286-5601

SOFFICE/BUSINESS
EQUIPJSUPLIES
6220


BOXES, SHIPPING 46 white
boxes 6x6x6 $20 516-204-2546
CHAIRS WOOD FOLDING SET
OF 4 BRAND NEW FOR ONLY $45
941-763-2601
CHAIRS, OFFICE LOBBY
CHAIRS 2 GREY 2 MADE NO RIP-
TEARS EACH $15 941-268-9029
CHEST OF DRAWERS WHITE 3
DRAWERS GREAT FOR BUSINESS
OR HOME $85 941-763-2601
FILING CABINET LEGAL SIZE 4
DRAWER COMM NEW COST
100'S $30 941-268-9029
HAIR DRYER STATION ON
STAND FOR BUSINESS/HOME
ONLY $180 941-763-2601
HUNDREDS OF Preowned desks,
files, chairs, conf tables. OFFICE
OUTFITTERS 881 E Venice Ave.,
Venice 485-7015, 800-330-9215
MAKE-UP CHAIR ITALIAN WHITE
LEATHER HIGH SEAT GREAT
DEAL $499 941-763-2601
MOBILE BUSINESS & LAPTOP
CASE ON WHEELS, SAMSONITE.
$50 941-697-8160
PAPER SHREDDER Excellent
condition (orig $30). 3 months
old. $10 941-613-1130
PHONE SYSTEM Panasonic tele-


phone system with 9 phones plus
equipment $350 941-456-0683
PHONE SYSTEM STAR PLUS
SYSTEM WITH PHONES EXEC
COND $25. 941-268-9029
STOOLS WITH WHEELS BLACK
AND 2 AVAILABLE FOR BUSINESS
OR HOME $80 941-763-2601
TABLE W/ 4 CHAIRS ROUND IN
WHITE FORMICA LIKE NEW ONLY
$115 941-763-2601


HOT DOG CART, New York
Style, SS, tow behind, self con-
tained, propane operated. Start
your own business. $2000.
941-743-2161, 941-916-5269
PREP TABLE 9 ft long stainless
steel prep table $250 941-456-
0683

BIRDS
6231




HANDFED PEACHFACED Love-
birds
$20 each
941-766-9290 Ask for Mary

CATS
6232


NOTICE: Statute 585.195
states that all dogs and cats sold
in Florida must be at least eight
weeks old, have an official health
certificate and proper shots, and
be free of intestinal and external
parasites.

DOGS
6233


NOTICE: Statute 585.195
states that all dogs and cats sold
in Florida must be at least eight
weeks old, have an official health
certificate and proper shots, and
be free of intestinal and external
parasites.
AKITAS TO YORKIES,
adorable puppies,
Petland of Sarasota,
5380 Fruitville Rd, 175 next to
Target. 941-343-9752
BASSETT HOUND FEMALE
2yrs, loving companion house-
broke $125. (941)-833-0504
CHIHUAHUAS, CKC reg., tiny M
15 & 16 mo. $350; 14 mo. 1 F
blue & tan $450. (941)-769-1229






GERMAN SHEPHERD, AKC, big
bone Pups/adults. Rich colors,
family raised. (941)-554-7434
MIN PIN Puppy, male, shots, allI
supply, $275 941-423-2079
MINI SCHNAUZER PUPPY CKC,
F, 10 wks, shots & health cert,
$450 (941)-255-1916
POM PUPS. Ready 3/11. Taking
deposits now. First come first
pick. 941-697-9776
SCHNOODLE, PUREBRED,
papered, 1.5 yr old, free to good
home (941)-276-7646
SCHNORKIE DESIGNER Yorkie
puppies 2 tiny females 11 weeks
old $450 941-780-1630
YORKIE, FEMALE, SMALL,
Asking $750. 863-773-6330


& SERVICES
6236


AQUARIUM @ 45 gallon, $50
**SOLD!**

AQUARIUM 75 gal w/pine
stand $130.00 941-916-0437

BIRD CAGE 16"high byI
23.5"wide $15 941-625-2779

BIRD CAGE 50" high by 35"
wide $65 941-625-2779
CARRIER 4 dog beige and blue
color used 1 time dim. 12" x12" x
22" $30, OBO 320-262-1316
DOG CAGE 24x27x36", like new,
has tray, folds. $40
*sold**

DOG CARRIER mid size plas-I
tic. $30, OBO 941-613-0124
DOG HOUSE 5'Lx4'Wx4'H Good
Cond.P.G. Riverside Dr. $45
941-740-4769
DOG LICENSE PLATE Says
"Property of My Neapolitan Mas-
tiff" $10 941-627-2600
DOG STROLLER Dog stroller for
small pets in good condition $25,
OBO 941-6394074
FISH TANK 100 gallon with
stand $350, OBO
941-505-8530
LOVING CARE PET SITTING in
my home or yours. Insured &
Bonded. 941-423-4109
TRAP SMALL animal. wire.
single door. $10 941-613-2737

APPLIANCES
6250


$40 SERVICE CALL The Areas
most trusted Appliance Repair Ser-
vice, serving PC, N.P. Engl, Venice.
We can fix it! 941473-9484
AIR CONDITIONERS (2), 7500
BTU, asking for each one $50
941-629-7880
BEVERAGE FRIDGE Magic Chef,
glass shelves w/light, vents in
front $150 941-421-9109


CAPPUCIANO/EXPRESSO
MACHINE "KRUPS"-USED ONCE,
BARGAIN! $45. 941-639-1517
CONVECTION TOASTER OVEN
Kenmore, 1500 watts, Hardly
used. Clean! $30 941-624-2481









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APPLIANCES
L 6250


DISHWASHER KENMORE,
Wht., newer, smartwash, food-
chop, quiet $100 941-625-2873
ELECTRIC BEER KEGERATOR
Holds a full keg. Chrome Spout
$400, OBO 941-457-0001

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FRIDGE G.E 2 DOORS
WHITE/BLACK PERFECT CONDI-
TION ONLY $450 941-763-2601
G.E. PROFILE:STOVE 27"BUILT-IN,
OVERHEAD MICRO, DSH WSHR.ALL GOOD
CONDITION, $275. 480-9072
ICEMAKER ULINE for RV or
Boat. $175 941-575-2452
MICROWAVE WHITE Kenmore
microwave over stove Exc Con
$40, OBO 941-639-4074
MICROWAVE/OVEN, GE WALL
unit Excell.Cond./Hood P.G. Hwy.
17. $145. 941-740-4769
OVEN/MICROWAVE GE COMBO
Hood. Excel. cond. Hgwy. 17 Punta
Gorda $145. 941-7404769
POP CORN MACHINE, Nostal-
gic cart is 161/2"tall, 61/2" wide
15 941-423-2585
RANGE, ELECTRIC, White drop
in counter range. Hgwy. 17 P.
Gorda $35 941-740-4769
RANGE, GE white glass top,
elec., like new, $250. GE
Microwave, white, over stove,
exc. cond. $100. 941-628-6121
REFRIGERATOR AMANA
Almond. $250 941-681-1461

REFRIDG/FREEZER 27CU
ALMOND DBL DR FRZ ON BOT-
TOM. JUST OVER 1YR OLD
EXC. $700**SOLD**
REFRIGERATOR WHITE,
APPROX. 2 TO 3 YRS. OLD, LIKE
NEW $275 941-286-9001
REFRIGERATOR, G.E. White
excellent shape with ice maker
$250, OBO 218-205-4666
REFRIG/FREEZER (3),
$150.00 ea. 941-626-1224
REFRIGERATOR ALMOND,
APPROX, 3 YRS. OLD LIKE NEW
$275 941-286-9001
REFRIGERATOR AVANTI, small,
36"Hx32"wx33"D, good for work-
shop, etc. $30. sold sold
REFRIGERATOR GE WT 64X28
CLEAN SEASONAL USE $175
941-875-5013
REFRIGERATOR, KENMORE
Elite, 26 Cu, SXS, ice & water in
door, 14 mo left on transferable
warr, matching Kenmore smooth
top convection range, GE profile
dishwasher, stainless tub, GE
over range microwave, all bisque,
all exc. $975 941-661-4389
REFRIGERATOR, WHIRLPOOL
WHITE S/S ICE/WATER IN THE DOOR
21CF $475, OBO 941-204-1082
ROTISSERIE ONLY used twice
(159 new)W/basket & dual heat-
ing tray $45 941456-5059
STOVE FRIGIDAIRE $75
941-661-9752
STOVE GE
$75
941-661-9752
STOVE KENMORE 30"white

STOVE WHIRLPOOL ELECT WT
SELF CL SEASONAL USE $200
941-875-5013
STOVE, ELECTRIC GE PROFILE
SMOOTH TOP VERY NICE WHITE
$275, OBO 941-204-1082

STOVE, ELECTRIC Whirlpool,
coil top, white Self cleaning. 100;
SOLD
STOVE, GLASS TOP Kitchen
Only burners work, stove is bad.
$95 941-661-9752
STOVE, WHIRLPOOL Cleantop
Cerantop Bisque. Great Shape!
$400, OBO 941-716-3259
TABLE W/ 4 CHAIRS FOLDING
SET OF 4 BRAND NEW FOR ONLY
$115 941-763-2601
TOASTER OVEN w/Convection
Toastmaster 1400W GOOD
COND FIRM $25 941-882-8149
WASHER & DRYER, $100.
***SOLD!***

WASHERS/DRYERS $139.
each or $270. Set
1 Year Warranty.
941-766-0226


WASHER/DRYER WHIRLPOOL
GOLD, V/G COND, COLOR IS
WHITE $250 **SOLD**
WASHER/DRYER WHITE, 3 to
4 yrs. old, matching set, like new
$350 941-286-9001
WATER COOLER hot/cold GE
$60 941-743-5741
WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR
Top freezer-EXCELLENT
white $200 941-740-1161


MISCELLANEOUS
6260


BOOKS COMPLETE set FL con-
tractor books from Cam Tech
$100, OBO 941-628-9940
BOOKS MISC. subjects. Very
good cond. $2, OBO 941-235-
2203
BRIEF CASE Eddie Baurer soft
leather briefcase $30 941-228-
1745
CHEERS-TRIVIA-GAME OLDER
hard find? in good condition np/v
$8 941-356-0690
CHESS GAME timers New West
German made $30 941-423-
2585
COMMERCIAL Sewing Machine
Tac Sew Model T1563, table &
motor, $600. 941-661-2462.
CRAFTSMAN 4 ft. level $15
Two 2 ft. levels $10 ea. Auto
welders mask $30. Wheel chair
like new $150. 941-623-5697.
CRITTER' TRAP LiveCatch..Pos-
sum..coons..etc $25 941-629-
4759
DRAWER HARDWARE ROLLING
GALVANIZED 10 SET NEW 22
$15. 941-629-2699
ELECTRIC CORD 100 FT out-
door, for yard work. New. $20
941-627-6780
FOOT LONG motorcycle w/ ugly
rider, bounces to"l feel a bad
moon rising" $15 941-423-2585
FLORIDA JUMBO SHRIMP
@ $5.00/LB & UP FRESH
STONE CRAB CLAWS All Lg
only $6.50/up FL LOBSTER
TAILS NOW AVAIL 941-623-2100

GAME CHEERS-TRIVIA older!
$8 941-356-0690

JESSE-JAMES BOOK/PICS!
northport or venice? $5
941-356-0690
MASSAGER, Electric, HAND
BODY MASSAGER, $20.
(941)-743-7747
METAL DETECTOR Radio Shack
never used metal detector. $40
941-766-8609
PS 3 GAME CALL OF DUTY
WORLD @ WAR, BRND NEW $40,
OBO 941-268-3034
SAFE SENTRY,
16.5"x14.25"x13".
Dial combo. $90 941-255-1045
SAMSONITE MOBILE BUSI-
NESS&LAPTOP CASE $50 941-
697-8160
SUIT CASES TWO Wheels+Han-
dle One over head One carrie on
$30, OBO 941-627-6780
TELEPHONE. Unusual golf bag
and club style. NOT A REAL BAG!!
$30. 941-423-2585
TOILET SEAT White Plastic Elon-
gated. New in Box $10 941-627-
6780
TRAVEL GAMES scrabble, con-
nect four, simon newer! paid$30+
np/v $20 941-356-0690
WREATH, BARBED WIRE for
decorating w/ western theme.
24' rd. $15 941-235-2203


CADILLAC
L 7030


1993 CADILLAC Sedan Dev-
ille, 4 dr., Burgundy w/white Lan-
dau roof. Leather, 91K, $3,500.
941-743-2161, 941-916-5269
1999 CADILLAC ELDORADO,
2 dr., 74K mi. Diamond Pearl
color. $6,200. **SOLD**
2002 CADILLAC DEVILLE Vin-
tage Edt. Loaded tan, Ex cond.
70k mi. $6,600.sold sold
2005 CADILLAC CTS
SILVER $15,998


2006 CADILLAC CTS
$16,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2007 CADILLAC DTS
$25,980
(800)784-9309 DLR
2007 CADILLAC XLR-V
14,000 MILES $46,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
'96 CADILLAC DEVILLE, white,
115K mi, pwr every., leather
inter., excellent cond. oil change
every 3K mi, $2800 239-245-
5734

CHRYSLER
7050


1999 CHRYSLER SEBRING
JXI convertible, 1 owner, 106K
mi, good condition, $3500
(201)-314-4844
2003 CHRYSLER PT DREAM-
CRUISER, turbo tangerine, cus.
flames, warr. $5995. 941.637-7262





in
2003 CHRYSLER T&C, Rear AC
Leather,Capt. seats $7,288
Call Marvin DIr 941-650-8456
2005 CHRYSLER 300 Touring
1 owner, Black/Crm Ithr. 46,300
mi. $11,900. 941-347-8280
2006 CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE
Convert. 8800mi, Loaded,
2 much 2 list, 941-698-9197






2009 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER,
Auto, CD, PW.PL, Low Miles,
$9,999 Call Marvin DIr 941-650-
8456

DODGE
Lo 7060


2007 DODGE CALIBER 4 door
wagon, FWD, blue, 48,283 mi.
$11,999. 887-219-9139 DLR

FORD


JEEP
S7080


2004 JEEP WRANGLER 2 door,
SE, yellow, 53,336 mi. $13,999.
887-219-9139 DLR
2004 JEEP WRANGLER 2 dr,
Sahara, tan 36,805mi. $16,999.
887-219-9139 DLR

LINCOLN
7090


1997 LINCOLN TOWNCAR
Signature, sunroof, cloth top, new
tires, brakes, & rotors, 82K -40K
hyw mi, $3975 941-505-0416
1998 LINCOLN TOWN CAR
120K, damaged R side, drive-
able.$1,000/obo. 937-479-1250
1998 LINCOLN TOWN CAR
loaded, 157k mi, Well maint, Good
tires, $3500 941-697-1891
2006 LINCOLN LS
BLACK. $16,988



MERCURY
7100


2001 MERCURY GRAND MAR-
QUIS GS, Prestine cond. 35.8k,
$7400 941-493-5649


UUJ IvIlcnE unri rnnIu Ivlnn-
QUIS GS, 1 owner, V8, 19000 mi,
sold sold
2009 MERCURY GRAND MAR-
QUIS LS Ultimate, 1 owner, low
miles, Leather. Fact Warr. to 70K
mi. 3 Avail. Asking $17,000 may
trade. 941-735-5769

PONTIAC
L 7130


1995 PONTIAC GRAND AM,
4-dr. auto, AC, 65K act. mi. Runs
great, $2500 obo. **SOLD**
2000 PONTIAC SUNFIRE
46,000 miles, $5,500, by
appointment 941-743-4151






2004 PONTIAC SUNFIRE,
Spoiler, sunroof, CD $5,999
Call Marvin DIr 941-650-8456
2006 PONTIAC SOLSTICE 2
door convertible, blue, 9,613 mi,
$17,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 PONTIAC G6
GT CONVERTIBLE, $20,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2007 PONTIAC SOLSTICE
2dr convert, black, under 1,000
mi, like new, $18,500 941-391-
6750


WANTED TO SATURN
BUY/TRADE 7135 J


BUYING COMPUTER CASES IN
GOOD COND, DOE UP TO $20
941-475-5000
CASH FOR DISH NETWORK
SATELLITE EQUIPMENT
NO DIRECT TV (941)426-4209

L KE
CASH PAID**ANY old military
items, swords, medals, uniforms,
old guns. Dom (941)416-3280
A COLLECTOR BUYING
Old Fishing Lures,
Rods, Reels. 941-743-9114
I PAY THE MOST!
PFAFF SEWING machine
w/walking foot, vintage or new.
941-979-8656
STAINED GLASS no longer in
the hobby? $20. 941-505-0081


7000


TRANSPORTATION

BUICK
7020


cond. loaded, $48Kmi. White w/
red Ithr. $6200 941-474-2700
2001 BUICK PARK AVENUE 4
dr sedan, beige, 71,397 mi.
$7,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2002 BUICK CENTURY custom
64KMI, silver on silver, $6700,
239-410-7196(in Port Charlotte)
2003 BUICK LASABRE LTD,
only 39k mi! Full electric. Exc.
Cond! $6,600. **SOLD**


1998 FORD ESCORT WGN
4cyl auto, ac, new tires, 79k
miles, Nice cond. $1995. obo.
941-350-1251
1998 FORD ESCORT ZX2, 89K,
loaded, wht/charcoal, 5 spd, all pwr,
moonroof, $2950 941-6294640






2005 FORD FOCUS, ZX4 Auto
PW/PL, CD, AC, $7,758
Call Marvin DIr 941-650-8456

2007 2010 FORDS
FACTORY AUCTION

150 AVAILABLE WEEKLY
DIRECT OFF LEASE
SAVE $3,000 $6,000
*at 10% over invoice

10- 09 Focus 33mpg $9,800*
12-08 Fusion28mpg $11,800*
8-10Mustang 25mpg$17,000*
8- 07 F150 Crew $17,000*
10-09 Escape $17,000*
Please Call David
941- 201-9100
TRADES & FINANCING W.A.C.

2007 FORD FOCUS, black,
auto, 20K miles, good cond. AC,
pwr wind, $5,995 717-2034611
2007 FORD MUSTANG 2 dr
coupe, red, 37,967 mi. $15,999.
887-219-9139 DLR
2008 FORD MUSTANG 2 dr
coupe, GT, silver, 2,395 mi,
$39,999. 887-219-9139 DLR




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2000 SATURN SL 140Kmi,
5spd, ALL new, runs & looks
great $24K OBO 941-815-3345

PRO-POWER
AUTO SALES
(941) 627-8822
USED SATURN SALES
PARTS & SERVICE
"THE SATURN GUYS"

98 SL2 Sedan.............$1,899
98 SC2 Coupe.............$1,899
98 SL2 Sedan..............$2,650
01 SC1 Coupe............$3,295
01 SL1 Sedan.............$3,399
98 SC2 Coupe$............$3,395
00 SC2 Coupe.............$3,495
00 SL1 Sedan..............$4,195
01 SL2 Sedan.............$4,795
03 Ion Sedan...............$4,699
04 Ion Sedan...............$5,295
06 Ion Sedan............$8,195
03 Vue SUV.............$5,695
08 Vue SUV..............$13,295
09 Vue SUV..............$14,295
04 Dodge Neon.........$4,495
All rated over 30 MPG

ACURA
7145


1996 ACURA RL 4dr Good
cond. 101k miles, $2900. Engl
941-474-5321 or 941-270-2497
2004 ACURA TL 4 dr sedan,
auto, gray, 77,343 mi, $14,999.
887-219-9139 DLR
2007 ACURA TSX 4 door
sedan, auto, nav, red, 26,868 mi,
$21,950. 887-219-9139 DLR

| AUDI
7147


2008 AUDI A6
11K MILES $29,990
(800)784-9309 DLR

BMW



2010 BMW 3351
185 MILES $53,990
(800)784-9309 DLR


HONDA
7160


1993 HONDA ACCORD ACC EX,
wagon, green, 96,125 mi. $3,999.
887-219-9139 DLR
1994 HONDA ACCORD 4DR,
AUTOMATIC, AC, LOADED, VERY
CLEAN, $2850. (941)468-1489
1999 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr
sedan, LX, auto, white, 137,616
mi, $5,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
1999 HONDA ACCORD
41,000 miles, by appt, $5,300
941-743-4151
2000 HONDA ACCORD 2 DR
Coupe, 158,000 mi, 4 cyl.,
$3,600 941-626-1378
2000 HONDA ACCORD LX 6cyl.
Orig. Owner, Loaded, Auto, 4dr Ex
Cond. $6500. 941-627-0775
2000 HONDA S2000
RED $12,998


2002 HONDA ACCORD SE,
auto, red, 73,984 mi. $9,999.
887-219-9139 DLR
2005 HONDA ACCORD 2 door
coupe, EX, V6, auto, white, 47,668
mi. $15,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2005 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr, EX-
L, auto, taffeta, 28,040 mi.
$15,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2005 HONDA CIVIC 2 dr coupe,
EX, SE, auto, red, 56,099 mi.
$12,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2005 HONDA CIVIC, 2 dr
coupe, beige, 48,709 mi.
$10,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2006 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr
sedan, SE, auto, red, 54,830 mi.
$13,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2006 HONDA CMC 2 door coupe,
LX, auto, gray, 41,971 mi. $13,999.
887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA ACCORD 2 dr
coupe, LX, auto, silver, 32,625
mi, $15,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA ACCORD 4 door
sedan, EX, V6, black, 26,784 mi.
$19,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA ACCORD 4 door
sedan, EX, V6, auto, red, 24,641 mi.
$19,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA ACCORD 4 door
sedan, SE, V6, auto, black, 30,125
mi, $16,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr
sedan, EX, auto, gray, 28,872 mi.
$17,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr
sedan, SE, V6, auto, gray, 33,618
mi. $16,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA ACCORD, 4 dr
sedan, EX, V6, auto, blue, 31,754
mi. $19,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA ACCORD, 4 dr
sedan, EX, V6, auto, black, 22,005
mi. $19,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA ACCORD, 4 dr
sedan, VP, auto, taffeta, 18,804 mi.
$12,950. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA CIVIC 2 dr coupe,
EX, manual, gray, 18,884 mi.
$16,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA FIT 5 dr, hatchback,
sport, auto, black pearl, 10,438 mi.
$14,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2008 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr
sedan, EX 14, auto, gold, 32,178
mi, $20,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2008 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr
sedan, LX-P 14, auto, silver, 22,219
mi. $18,950. 887-219-9139 DLR
2008 HONDA CIVIC 2 dr coupe,
LX, auto, gray, 22,802 mi.
$15,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2008 HONDA FIT 5 dr hatchback,
sport, manual, red, 17,694 mi.
$15,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2009 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr
sedan, 14 EX-L, red, $24,999.
887-219-9139 DLR
2009 HONDA CIVIC 4 dr sedan,
hybrid, CVS, magnetic pearl, 4,961
mi. $20,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2009 HONDA CIVIC hybrid, 4 dr
sedan, CVS, pearl, 4,961mi.
$20,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2009 HONDA FIT 4 dr, hatch-
back, manual, black, 10,350 mi.
$14,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2010 HONDAACCORD 2 dr
coupe, 14LX-S, silver, 4,812 mi.
$21,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
I BUY HONDAS!
Any Shape, Any Cond! Any Year!
(941)-286-4599

|H HYUNDAI |



2006 HYUNDAI ELANTRA
$7,998
(800)784-9309 DLR
2007 HYUNDAI ACCENT
36K, $9,750
(800)784-9309 DLR






2008 HYUNDAI ELANTRA, GLS
Auto,PW/PL, CD, $9,978
Call Marvin DIr 941-650-8456


I INFINITI
7165


2005 INFINTI
39K MILES $17,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2007 INFINITY G35
SEDAN 31K $24,990
(800)784-9309 DLR


JAGUAR
S7175


2005 JAGUAR XK8
SILVER $25,998


2006 JAGUAR S-TYPE
25K $18,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2006 JAGUAR S-TYPE
4 TO CHOOSE FROM $20,998


2006 JAGUAR X-TYPE
WHITE CERTIFIED $22,998


2009 JAGUAR XF
SILVER $44,998



KIA
L7177








2003 KIA SPECTRA, Auto, AC,
CD,Low Miles, Clean Car, $4,999
Call Marvin DIr 941-650-8456
2009 KIA SPECTRA 4 dr sedan,
EX, auto, silver, 15,745 mi.
$13,999. 887-219-9139 DLR

LEXUS
7178


2001 LEXUS LS430
BLUE $19,998
***J *J.10^^


2002 LEXUS ES-300, Loaded,
all power, very clean $8,855 Call
Marvin DIr, 941-650-8456
2002 LEXUS ES300 4 dr sedan,
auto, silver, 54,974 mi. $14,999.
887-219-9139 DLR
2002 LEXUS ES300
GOLD $12,998


2003 LEXUS LS430
57K MILES $21,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2003 LEXUS RX300
BEIGE $17,998


2006 LEXUS ES 330
GRAY. $16,988


2006 LEXUS IS 250 Sport
mint, asking N.A.D.A. loan value,
$26,000 OBO 941-380-1793
2006 LEXUS IS350 4 dr sedan,
sport, auto, red, 40,593 mi.
$23,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2006 LEXUS SC430
BLACK $34,998


2008 LEXUS ES350
MOONSHELL $27,998



MAZDA
S7180


2002 MAZDA MIATA MX-5 Lt.
Blue w/ black top, 5 spd. stan-
dard. Exc. Cond. $50Kmi Garage
kept. $11,500 863-491-0674
2002 MAZDA PROTEGE-5, 5
spd, 125K, good tires, runs
great, records, $4,500 obo
860-885-8791
2006 MAZDA MIATA
29K MILES $15,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2007 MAZDA 5 Touring Mini Van
6 pass, Ided. Like new, warr,
46Kmi $10,300. 941-456-0053






2008 MAZDA 5, CD, PW/PL
Alloys, 3rd row seat, $12,933
Call Marvin DIr 941-650-8456


r



2008 MAZDA 6 I MODEL, CD
PW.PL, CD, Auto, $11,997
Call Marvin DIr 941-650-8456

MERCEDES
7190


1987 MERCEDES-BENZ 420
SEL S Class, mint cond, runs on
re must see to apprec. $3,800
OBO will sell 941-456-5198
1996 MERCEDES C280
BLACK $6,998


1997 MERCEDES S320
BEIGE $12,998
WEDEH1J G1M
800-771-1576






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7330


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7330


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7330


IBOATS-POWERED
7330


BOATS-POWERED
7330


BOATS-POWERED
7330


IZ ,nAvLlN.Iinuilrr vw tianl O( 1/ flTUKHiAOUrKI SKIII) 1i0
Kota trolling motor, DF/GPS, 90hp Evinrude, alum trailer, No
$2,500 sold sold sold bottom paint, garage kept, bimini
top, FF, New cushions.
$5975/obo 941-716-6792


IZ IIHUIIU I I ZUU, Yamana
40 HP 4 stoke, tach, spedo,
depth, bottom paint, trailer, exc
cond.$8,900,obo 941-575-3722
13' BOSTON WHALER classic,
restored, 30HP Nissan EFI, trlr,
$5,750 941-504-8154


14' ILbSIA SUNDAY Pontoon
boat, 2005, 25 HP Tohatsu, bimi-
ni top, cover, electric start, exc
cond. $8,200 941-698-2430
14' GAMEFISHER, casting
deck, umb. top, 25hp Johnson,
trolling motor, trailer & more.
$2,000. 941-313-8734
15' ANSWER fibergl,60hp
Johnson,bimini top,trailer,lo hrs
w/guides,gar kept. $4,500
941-766-0857

15' ANSWER fibergl,60hp
Johnson,bimini top,trailer,lo hrs
w/guides,gar kept. $4,500
941-766-0857
15' BASS BOAT with trailer, 40
HP Evinrude, older boat, never in
saltwater, AZ boat $2,000,OBO
941-639-0338






15' THOMPSON antique 1958
orig. 25HP Johnson, runs great,
trailer. $3400 obo 941-624-6646






16' 97 FLATS SKIFF, 97 Yama-
ha, Trolling Mtr, FF, 2 Livewells.
$3900. 941-625-1952 bfr 9pm
16' CAROLINA SKIFF 25HP
Mercury, electric start, 55 Ib.
Thrust trolling motor. Push pole,
galv. trailer. $3800, OBO
941-475-3311






16' GLASTRON '96 bowrider,
88 hp Johnson. Includes trailer &
cover $3,695. 941-426-1249






16' KEY LARGO, 2007, 60 hp.
Yamaha 4 stroke trailer, bimini
top, 3 yr. warranty remaining
$9,900. 941-875-4481.
16' PALM Beach Whitecap 161 w
bimini, ladder, trailer, 50HP, swing
away torque <20 hrs, garaged,
trailer, GPS. $8,500 941473-9766






16'-1997 Aluminum Pro Avenger
Bass boat & '08 Alum. Continen-
tal trailer. Mercury 40HP 2 stroke
eng. $3500. **SOLD**


17' 2001 GLASTRON SX 170
Bowrider/ 90hp Johnson, Bimini,
Bow & mooring cover. Ski toe bar
Ez Load tilt trailer. Garage kept.
exc cond $6,800. 941-661-7434


Il MnunorurJn i9o uwbply,
CC, 90HP Johnson, T&T & SS
prop. Trailer, bimini, covers,
livewell, dry stored, like new.
$5975, OBO 941-716-6792
17' BOSTON WHALER, 90
Horse Force motor, runs good
$1800. Call ***SOLD***
17' MAKO 90HP Evinrude 743
Hrs, DF/FF Dual batteries, Bimini
top $4,500 OBO. sold sold
17' SMOKER CRAFT 1990,
90HP Mercury. Alum boat & steel
trlr. $1,000. sold sold sold
18' LARSON 2005, blue & white,
less than 30 hrs, Volvo Penta
inboard $13,000 941-268-3974


17' MAKO w/tower/cont.
up/down. 130 Johnson. Great tar-
pon & flats boat. $8s5Q
Reduced $7,500 941-697-1148
17.3' 2001 PALM BEACH CC,
Clean, 90hp, Salt water Mercury,
Trailer, Bimini, SS prop, Runs
Great. $3,500 **SOLD**
: M ."1-


17.5' GLASTRON Bowrider
2001, clean, many options, CG
equip. very well maint, low hrs.
must see.
$5,200 941-505-4081


17.5' SEARAY SPORT 2009
Bought new, 16 hrs, garage kept,
extras, bought at 26K, selling at
19K, exc.cond. 941-564-8770
17.6' 1987 STARCRAFT Bass
Boat fully equipped, MinnKo-
ta trolling motor, remote con-
trol. all new batteries, on
board charger, 88 Evinrude,
Float on trailer, Very good
cond. $2750. 863-494-4620
18' ACTION CRAFT, '02 150
V/MAX, lo hrs., tower, trol. mtr,
jack plate, nav., power pole,
$12,500/obo. (941)-815-1158
18' LEADER CAT 1999, 115HP
Evinrude w/trailer. New T-top.
$13,900. 941-391-6638
18' SEA STRIKE 115 Yamaha,
Cc, aluminum trailer, biminy &
extras. $3,500 SOLD


VU VVUUU Inuvrni UU, Iu C-I CUUU Dn"OO IImn/Rl nS L
Merc, hydraulic steering, PONTOON 40hp Mercury, Big
depth/fishfinder, vhf, Bimini top, Foot, Trailer, Dressing Room,
lift kept, exc. cond, serviced Many Extras.
annually. $9,850, OBO 941-575- $13,900, OBO 941-716-9807
5166


20' 2008 ANGLER L15 Merc, only
45 hrs, T-Top electronics, radio head
SS prop $22,900 941-629-7008


.sl. UUI rtuLMn C.IUU uad
Console. 200hp Yamaha 4
stroke, warr until 2013. Low
hours. Like new condition.
Trailer. Too many options to
list. $35k 941-916-9944


140HP,2004 Suzuki 4 stroke,
W.A.cuddy cabin, 2008 fishfinder,
SS prop, $12,900 941-488-0073 21' KEYWEST 2001, Bay Reef,
200 HPDI Yamaha, ttops, out rig-
j gers, Ray Marine A65, tandum trailer,
exc cond $18,500 401-339-8172
,a9 es a aieA5 admtalr


Suzuki 14U 4-stroke, 33A nrs.
Bimini top, Lowrance ff, gps, alu- PR
minum trlr. $7,200 21 PRO-
573-450-0821 $11,000,


200 Yamaha/125hrs. Lift stored
GPS, fish/depth finder, bimini
dive ladder, live well, bait tank,
fresh water washdown, VHF,
2 batt. hydr. steering, portapot
Ready to Fish!
$26,000 941-637-7797






20' FIBERGLASS DECK BOAT
350 I/O Too much to list. Asking
$3,250. 941-979-9081.
. rp=. .


3.0 liter eng, 20' GLASTRON GX205 bowrider,
Comes w/trailer. '04, Volvo 280HP 5.7Gi, 1 owner.
-6368 Fast! $15,000. 941-255-1167
www.sunvilla.net/glastron.htm


18.5' SANGER BB. Chevy High
Perform. 2sp. auto, w/trailer
$4,500 Firm 941-685-5867


150 HP, SS Prop and trailer,
$6500 OBO 941-473-8946


Evinrude, T-Top, Garmin
440S, GPS, FF, VHF, AM/FM
/CD, Tbag, w/ 05 Alum trlr.
$9,900/obo 941-321-1873


-A r i. .I inIIvI ntI r 'uuuy
Cabin. 350 Chevrolet. This boat
has been refurbished. Looks and
runs great. $6800. or best rea-
sonable offer.941-270-7321.


iU iJ/9 HUHar RUKI zUU ulas-
sic, 2000-200 HPDI, Yahama
extras, $6,000 863-990-5252


cuddy cabin, 3.0 liter, 135HP
Mercruiser I/O w/trailer,, fish find-
er. $3500 obo. 941-204-3906.
20' BAYLINER 5.1 L V8, trailer,
am/fm cd player, great cond. like
new. $8,500. 941-629-1280
20' PONTOON, 45HP Yamaha
w/tilt/trim 24 ft trailer.Nice shape
$3,850, OBO ***SOLD***


2001, 150 Yamaha, EFI, alum trl,
loaded w options, Call Chris
$13,500 941-321-3110


anowroom condition i/U Approx.
150hrs. $9500. For further info.
Please Call 941-637-7739






20' LEGACY, '96 Deck boat w/
90HP Yamaha, FF, AM/FM/VHF,
covers, excel cond, $6800,
941-637-8224.






20' SHAMROCK STALKER 550
Hrs on 95 PCM, Tendem Trl, T
Top $8,900 941-697-6738






20'6" STARCRAFT, 2008, 60hp
Big Foot, GPS, Head/changing
room, AM/FM-CD, 10 pass., play
pen cover, hoist kept. 1 yr.
remains on motor warr. 2/11.
Trailer included. $14,500.
Call 810-599-6311.






2007 SUNTRACKER 21' Pon-
toon w/50HP Merc OB, new GPS
Exc. cond $9900. 941-743-7790
23' BAYLINER RONDEVOU
deck boat, needs work, no motor
or trailer $900 941-629-6421
443-622-7887


22' HYDROSPORT VECTOR
Dual console, 200hp Honda
stroke w/ only 100/hrs.
2 Marine radios, Lorance
GPS, SS/canvas Radar arch.
includes alum trailer w/
Brand new spare & barring.
Lots of amenities. $17,500.
Illness forces sale.
(or else I'd keep it!)
941-698-0779


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22', 2000 CREST, Super fish
Pontoon, 100 hp Yamaha 4
stroke, F/F, sink, porta potty, full
camper canvas, large tubes &
alv. trailer. Fresh water boat,
9500/obo. 941-661-3670






22'5 GRADY WHITE, 1997, 225
HP Yamaha. Too many extras!
$19,250 941-268-5376






23' 1" MAKO 225hp Suzuki,
trailer, fully loaded. Bimini Top.
Great fishing boat. $10,000 obo
443-995-7319


Aluminum trailer, 225 Mere,
$6,400 obo 941-764-7775


21' SIRAIOS CC, 199Y, w 130
HP Evinrude, 98 TRLR, needs
some tic, 1st offer over $4,000
takes it. 941-255-0381 aft 3 pm






21' WELLCRAFT EXCALIBUR
210 Sport, 2002, 4.3L Volvo,
215 hrs, Reduced $1,000!
$9,750. 941-423-9549






22' 2000 AQUASPORT 225
Explorer Walkaround: 200HP
Evinrude, cabin, bimini $18,000.
941-505-7269


(rande larpon Boat, Needs ILC
$5,000, OBO 863-558-0012


2000, MC 5.0L I/O, GPS, FF, full
canvas, many extras, great cond,
$22,800 941-697-7888


cabin, head recently rebuilt
engine, 25-30 hours, new
manifolds, Exc. cond. Runs
well $4999. (941)-391-6638


24' STRATOS, cuddy, head, 2
150HP E-Tec (2007), 39 hrs. new
gauges, controls and canvas, 1
owner, lift kept. Excellent.
$37,900. 941-460-9698






24' WELLCRAFT MARTINIQUE
2002, Wkend pkg., 160 hrs. Exc.
Cond! $24,500 ***SOLD***


23' 2005 GAUSE BUILT 225
4 stroke Yamaha-150 hrs., trailer,
folding tower, garage kept. exc.
cond. $65K obo. 941-429-6438

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350/5.7 Engine, T-top, Hoist
stored $16,500 941-637-7539


23' CHAPARRAL 2000, 235
SSI, 5.7L Volvo I/O. Dry stored,
serviced $19,950 941-493-8795


23' PURSUIT Cuddy, head, hard
top, Full end. immac. Lift kept.
$17,500. 941-637-8035
23' SAN JUAN Cutty cabin,
sleeps 4, dbl axle performance
trailer, $3,600 941-497-3010

4 '


22'2001 SHAMROCK, 5.7 320 '96 200HP Johnson, Alum Trl, All
HP Sea Max, 305 hrs, Exc. Cond! Electronic $5500 941-637-9481
$21,500. 941-979-2001


22' 220 TOURNAMENT Model
Sea Chaser/Carolina Skiff Bayrun-
ner, 115 Yamaha, lots of extras,
$17,000, OBO 941-629-4640






22' CELEBRITY Open Bow, 286
hrs. 300hp. Very clean boat.
$6,000. 941-661-9793
fg,, k;


Z UL... run mI IIuau u uu"-
board, 4.3 liter Mercruiser, great
fishing boat, very good condition
$5,000 firm 812-276-9271 (NP)


Z2 lAHKKIS bunliner rontoon
2003, w/ 90HP Johnson OB, Tilt,
Bimini, Dock cover, full instrumen-
tation, VG cond. w/ Galv. Tandem
trailer. $12,500 941-505-1181


22' Sylvan Deckboat 150 HP
Johnson. new bimini, seats, ss
prop, dual batt. many extras!
$8,300 941-330-7923


24' '98 BAYLINER, BRAVO 3
300 HP, F/I, full cabin, lift kept,
nice, $17,900 941-613-1903


e.+ 7v r.."ma .... uv.v ucl
loaded 225 mercury optimax
2006 w/2 yrs warranty left
$39,500/obo call 941-270-1245
As


24' CHAPARRAL 2000 Cuddy
Model 245 SSI, 5.7L, I/O, dou
prop, 193 hrs. Full canvas. Just
detailed.$21,850. 941-323-0704






24' MONTEREY DECKBOAT
mint cond, low hrs, 5.7 Mere 10,
2001, $19,800 941-637-1382
24' PONTOON 90 HP Tottatsu,
needs a little TLC $2,900, OBO
863494-6949 or 863-494-5234


Walk Around Cuddy, Hard top
225 Merc,Live well, FF, GPS,
Deep fish boxes, 2005 Alum
trailer. $9,999 941-408-4151

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25' 1998 SPORTCRAFT Walka-
round: 5.7L Volvo, cuddy cabin,
hardtop, super clean. $22,900.
941-505-7269






25' 2001 COBIA Walkaround:
250 Yamaha w/148hrs, hardtop,
cuddy cabin, excellent condition.
$25,500. 941-505-7269






25' CHRIS CRAFT CONCEPT
454 Cobra, GPS, Ship to Shore,
$8,995 obo 618-781-9514






25' GLASTRON GS249, AC,
Galley, Head, Electronics &
MORE! $17,995. 941-698-9846
25' PROLINE 1999, CC, 250
Yamaha, 4 stroke, 70 hours. War-
ranty to 5/13. Alum Trlr.
$25,900 309-236-2122
25' PROLINE 1999, CC, 250
Yamaha, 4 stroke, 70 hours.
Warranty to 5/13. Alum Trlr.
$25,900 309-236-2122


HP Merc. Optimax SW low hrs SS
props full head RayNav C-120 VHF
Exc cond. $39,500 941-697-9254






25' WELLCRAFT 1 rebuilt engine
low hours, AC/Radar, exc. cond.
many extras. $9500. 637-6295
25' WELLCRAFT SPORTSMAN
'88, twin 89 Johnson 150's. w/
trlr $7,000/obo. 941-4744184


SUNCOAST BOATING






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Classified Page 13


MERCEDES
7190


2002 MERCEDES-BENZ CLK
430 AMG CONV. Silver/Blk.
Showroom cond. 55K mi.
$18,995. 25 pics 941-223-2625
2003 MERCEDES E320
SILVER $14,998


2003 MERCEDES-BENZ SL-
CLASS 45,000 mi, 500SL
Roadster, aegean blue, Has
20k mi left Bumper to
Bumper Warranty, $31,900,
OBO 941-240-6174
2006 MECEDES E350
34K MILES $26,750
(800)784-9309 DLR
2006 MECEDES ML500
39K MILES $32,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2006 MERCEDES C230
SPORT 31K MILES $22,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2006 MERCEDES SL500
29K $45,980
(800)784-9309 DLR
2006 MERCEDES SLK350
RED $29,998


2007 MERCEDES CLK350
18K MILES $31,990
(800)784-9309 DLR


MERCEDES
7190



2007 MERCEDES E350
WHITE $35,998



2008 MERCEDES S550
25K $65,988
(800)784-9309 DLR

MINI COOPER
7192



2006 MINI COOPER 2 dr con-
vertible, S, blue, 12,460 mi.
$23,999. 887-219-9139 DLR

2006 MINI COOPER
Convertable Only 32k
original miles, Cleaner than
Showroom condition! Fully
loaded with all the options.
Mint! $16,800.00 941-875-
7726

2006 MINI COOPER
CONVERTIBLE $16,990
(800)784-9309 DLR

2008 MINI COOPER
RED $16,998
WEDE- ]JA G
800**7711576


MITSUBISHI
7195


2000 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE 2
door coupe, RS, siler, 110,623 mi.
$4,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2003 MITSUBISHI ECLILSE
RED $8,998
- WSIDJAGU-R
800-771-1576


2001 NISSAN MAXIMA GLE
Leather, roof, clean $6,718 Call
Marvin DIr, 941-650-8456
2004 NISSAN ALTIMA
GOLD $11,998


2005 NISSAN ALTIMA Immacu-
late 2.5S, 4 dr, orig ownr,
araged, 72K maint record
8,100 941-979-8429
2006 NISSAN ALTIMA 4 dr
sedan, 2.5 S, auto, beige, 12,145
mi. $15,999. 887-219-9139 DLR


NISSAN
L 7200


2006 NISSAN SENTA 4 door
sedan, 1.8 S, auto, gold, 57,873 mi.
$10,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2008 NISSAN ALTIMA
COUPE GRAY $19,998


2009 NISSAN CUBE
BLUE $19,998


2009 NISSAN MAXIMA
LOADED, NAV, 18K, $29,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
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Call 941-207-1200
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Call 941-206-1200


2009 NISSAN SE
CD, PW/PL Auto, B
Call Marvin DIr 941


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SPORTS CARS
OO 7205


1986 CHEVY CORVETTE red,
Targa top, ground effects,
looks/runs great $7000.
941-624-3399 or 661-3399
2005 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE
GTS CONTERTIBLE, 17K
$14,990 (800)784-9309 DLR
2006 LOTUS ELISE
BLUE $30,998



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North Port 207-1200
Pt. Charlotte Areas
Call 206-1200

SUBARU
L400,I 7207


2002 SUBARU LEGACY
WAGON GREEN $9,998

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TOYOTA
L 7210


1991 TOYOTA COROLLA 4 dr
sedan, DLX, auto, 89,777 mi.
$3,999. 887-219-9139 DLR

1997 TOYOTA AVALON XLS
Senior owned garaged, well
maintained. Every Option. Factory
BBS wheels, gold pkg. Non smok-
er. Unbelievable cond, beyond
your expectations. $4475 obo.
Bob @ (941)-468-3375

1998 TOYOTA CAMRY 4 dr
sedan, LE, auto, white, 67,278 mi.
$6,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2001 TOYOTA COROLLA 4 dr
sedan, CE, auto, red, 91,916 mi,
$6,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2001 TOYOTA COROLLA 4 dr
sedan, S, auto, red, 127,463 mi.
$3,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2002 TOYOTA CAMRY 4 dr
sedan, LE, V6, auto, gray, 62,745
mi. $8,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2003 TOYOTA CAMRY 4 dr,
sedan, LE, V6, auto, white, 73,275
mi. $9,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2003 TOYOTA MATRIX 4 dr
wagon, XR, auto, red, 20,715 mi.
$10,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2005 TOYOTA PRIUS 4 dr
sedan, hybrid, silver, 76,247 mi,
$12,999. 887-219-9139 DLR


SUNCOAST BOATING

BOATS-POWERED BOATS-POWERED BOBOATS-POWERE BOATS-POWERED SAILBOATS MARINE SUPPLY
7330 L 7330 1 L 7330 1 L 7330 1 L 7331 J I & EQUIP.


DECKBOAT 300 HP Volvo, w 65
hrs, like new, fully equipt, GPS,
covered lift kept, orig $56K, Must
sell $35,500 941-889-7331


28'8 1988 STAMAS LIBERTY, 32', 1986 TROJAN, new 350
Twin 200 Yamaha fuel injected engines, hardtop, A/C, Heat, new
engines $19,000 239-466-2802 GPS. $33,500. 941-697-6258
W i -


29' LUHRS OPEN, 2002 with d ise't I r d at. dt U
flying bridge, twin 315 Yanmars, diesels.Total remodeled/retrofited
low mi. loaded w/electronics, in 00. $119,900 941-575-8784
26' PENNYAN Flying Bridge, svcd & in exc. cond. Very clean,
New Eng. Turn key, Under lOOhr lift kept. $95,000 304-429-2484
$11,500. 941-223-4368 k ept. $95,000 ..342-8


AC, fully equipped, fish finder,
new batteries, kept on lift,
anchor,combo stove alc/elec.
refrig, toilet, shower, micro, sink,
builtin battery charger, $14,275
570-575-5633


lully r iggeu, .LVVwl Juiiiiau
O/b's. + Many extras
Alum triple axel trailer
$42,000 941-575-7589





27' REGAL VENTURA 8.3 New
Fuel Inj. Eng., Bimini, Alum
Trlr. SS prop, Micro & Refrig.
Xtras! $15,600 941-661-1061


-35' 1997 CRUISERS 3570:
7.4L Mercruisers w/341hrs, gen
set, W/A queen, full galley.
29' SILVERTON 1986 twin 4.3 $84,900. 941-505-7269
IB, 2ft draft, GPS, VHF, compass,
stereo $9900 941-766-1828 L -


30' 1987 LUHRS Alura custom
Salt Shaker Half tower. Sea Max
330HP eng w/ 200 hours. Cus-
tom decorator interior. Air condi-
tioned. Grunert Refrigeration &
freezer. Digital read out Garmin
GPS & Garmin GPS Map finder
King auto pilot, custom aluminum
tanks. Complete sewage system.
$33,000. Skip 941-575-6155


i- Dealll I/IUsUeI uauIJU's, o vvU,
generator, A/C, heat, shower, elec-
tronics, full canvas, new elsenglass
and more! VG. Cond. $32,500,
OBO 941474-0173


31' FOUNTAIN, 1992, TWIN
1999 250HP, YAMAHA, EFI.
CUDDY CABIN, GPS/DEPTH.
HIGH SPD PERFORMANCE,
WCYS, $24,500
(Venice) 978-852-4844
1 ..I.I A


28' 2001 SEA SPRITE aft cabin,
310 dual prop AC, GPS, bridge
end. elec. head, full galley, 45
mph, only 90 hrs. lift kept, exc.
cond. $28,500. 941-639-7890. 32' CENTRUY W/A 2006, twin
Yamaha 250's low hrs, Immacu-
late w many extras $109,500
obo Call Dick 941-445-2398




28' BAYLINER 2859 CRUISER
1997 model, Original owner,
Great condition, Stored on lift, 32' SPORTFISH, Volvo Diesels,
560 hrs, Many extras $17,500, lo hrs. New 5KW gen. Prof. main-
OBO 941-639-3718 tainted. $49K. 941-764-7046


28' BOSTON WHALER CON- 32' WELLCRAFT St. Topez,
QUEST 2000, T-250HP, Yama- 1985, Excellent condition. 12'
ha's, top electronics, A-C, Gen., Beam, full canvas $12,000 OBO
pristine, $69,000 941-966-4640 941-223-0055


console, i-zou, air & generator,
loaded, $85,000 941-575-7867


38' BAYLINER. MY. Twin175 HP
Diesel, low hrs. 8kw generator.
$39,000. 941-916-1759






39' 1986 ALUM MARINETTE
250HP Diesels, freshwater,
light, fast & fuel efficient. Two
heads, shower. AC/Heat, GPS,
AP, gen., radar, inverter. $84,900
815-238-5165 Pics Avail.






40' DEFEVER TRAWLER 1980,
twin diesel, new fiberglass decks,
fuel tanks, water tanks, $95,000
941-639-2003 or 231-218-9920


cats $75,000 also 50ft. boat slip
$225,000 OBO Englewood
941-915-2714

BOATS FOR SALE
BY OWNERS
MARCH 6. 2010
4900 LEMON BAY BLVD
(AT FERRY DOCK PARKING)
Exhibitor fee: $10+ $1.00/ft (cash)
FREE LAUNCH for TRYOUT
Call Frank for Info 492-3575

Charlotte RV & Marine
Sales & Repairs
Florida's largest indoor pre-
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Consignments wanted:
We'll sell your boat for FREE!
Full-service Repairs:
insurance claims, engine, electri-
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Port Charlotte (941) 883-5555
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SIHIVIHS IRaHU IUr
Twin 4 stroke 140 Suzuki's. Long
range built in fuel tanks, GPS plot,
sounders, radar & VHF. Recent
head and holding tank. New can-
vas, new bottom paint, elec.
anchor winch, 2 anchors, dock
lines, life vests, flares, freshwater
shower aft end, hydraulic steer-
ing, remote spot light, plus very
good alum. two axle trailer.
$22,900. Call 941-505-1512.

SAILBOATS
7331


16' MELGES, alum mast, boom,
rudder & 2 retractible keels, 2
Zenda sails, shallow draft, on
trailer, $750 941-474-2575






24' BAHAMA ISLANDER new
motor, main & jib, $8000 invest-
ed, too many new parts to list.
$3,200 OBO 941-979-8529




L A

24' GLANDER CAY. Diesel, 3ft.
draft, head, 5 sails, propane
stove, Bimini, 3 batteries, new
interior, loaded, grill, solar pan-
els, ready to sail. $7,000
**SOLD**
'0


25' MACGREGOR SAILBOAT
1980, swing keel, $4500 OBO.
Lv. msg. 941-493-8323









38' KROGEN SAILBAOT 3'3"
Draft. Good Condition! $55K
Firm. (941)-624-5597

MISC. BOATS




10' AVON 3.10 RIB 2 Seats, Ft
& Bilge pumps, oars, bow It. Seat
storage.. $500 941-639-3809
12' JONw/oars& access. Leav-
ing area 2/27.Call ASAP $300,
OBO ***SOLD in 1 DAY***
9.6' DINGY, 2001 Sea Eagle,
1000 Ib cap, weaver davits, bow
storage bag. $645 941-268-5046
VINTAGE MISTRAL WIND-
SURFER Epoxy hull, complete
rigging $125 941-743-6823

I OUTBOARD/
MARINE ENGINES
7334


40 HP Mariner Mag, have a power
pak, 1 stator (both new), 1
starter, complete trim & tilt lower
unit, carbs, coils, all off motor All
$400.00 obo. I starter 55 HP
Suzuki Cost $400. take
$125.00 941-637-1914
7.5 HONDA OUTBOARD
MOTOR with tank. Long shaft,
Great for sailboat. Just over-
hauled. Ex cond. $375. (765)-
438-3199
GUAGE, NEW GAUGE JOHNSON
SYSTEM CHECK PD $100. SELL
$40. 941-268-9029
MERCURY 5.0HP outboard
motor with Sea Eagle 8.6' Dinghy.
Only slightly used. Excellent con-
dition for $750. **SOLD**
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 9.9 Sail-
master. $425. 941-625-0340
SUZUKI OUTBOARD DT 2HP,
starts right up but needs work.
$130 OBO 564-9339
WANTED! 3-6HP long shaft
outboard motor.
941-625-3510
WATER PUMP 4HP MERC 1989
NEW WATER PUMP EXC COND
$395, 941-625-7336


BOAT DOCK, up to 37ft. in Burnt
Store Isles. (Alligator Crk.) w/50
amp. $8./ft./mo. 941-286-5667
BOAT SLIP LIFT for rent in Punta
Gorda Isles near Punta Gorda
Yacht Club (941)-575-1828
BOAT SLIP with 9,000 Ib lift,
Manasota Key, Sandpiper Yacht
Club. $28,000 941-460-1947 or
216-509-2450
DEEP WATER BOAT SLIPS
Englewood 25-60'$9FT/MO.
941-270-1449


50 AMP SHORE POWER CORD
,50FT.125 VOLT .EXCELLENT
COND $185 941-575-7365
ANCHOR, CAJUN, An original.
5'6" SS. Great for shallow water.
$50.00 Call Bob 941 321-6442
CONSIGNMENT Boating Supplies
& Nautical Decor. Mariners Trading.
Corner of Carmalita & Elizabeth PG
941-639-1340
DECK CHAIR, MARINER New
white w/fishing gimbal $80 941-
423-9371
FENDERS 36" x 12" modular flat
fenders. Pair for $30.
941-769-0297
FISHFINDER, HUMMINGBIRD
WIDE panorama no transponder
in box $135 941-697-3754

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son Outboard gas tank $50.
941-626-3265
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 1949 Mar-
tin, "40" antique beautiful cond.
$495 941-505-8084
PROP MERC 10 AL 3BL Prop
#48-78122-21 A41 21R good
cond spar $45 941-240-5384
PROPS YAMAHA 14.5 X 23 SS,
R&L,NEW. BOTH FOR $395
231-631-8143
RADIO INTREPID GPS
ATTACHED-NEVER USED $150
941-426-1435
RIGGING-SPINAKER 250' 1/2"
Samson dacron line running
never used $100 941-639-5129
SPINNAKER POLE with bridle,
13 1/2 ft $100 941-769-0297
YAMAHA lower unit 50 hp 4-
stroke, fresh water, low hrs $425
941-505-8084

CANOES/ KAYAKS
7339


1j) v'..L rnmrA OiuppJerJt nu
classic model, comfort seat /pro
paddle, like new, $650. 941-204-
1079
15' OCHITA ALUMINUM ,GREAT
FOR FISHING OR WHITE WATER.
$370, OBO 941-204-1082
8' POND PROWLER Mint 2 man
bass buggy w/241b Minnkota.
$300, OBO 239-896-2536
KAYAK, OCEAN Malibu, 2 XL. Sit on
top, exc. cond. Great for 1 or 2 adults
& 1 child. $600 941-637-8737







Clasifid Pge 4 WdnesayMarh 3 200 ww~sunnespaers ne


TOYOTA
L 7210








2003 TOYOTA MATRIX CD,
PW/PL, sunroof, $6793.
call Marvin dlr 941-650-8456
2005 TOYOTA SOLARA 2 dr
coupe, SLE, auto, silver,
$11,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2006 TOYOTA MATRIX
SILVER $9,998
-gin-EwJAGA
800-771-1576^


2006 TOYOTA SOLARA, SLE
V6 Convt, 25k,Loaded, low price
Call Marvin DIr 941-650-8456
2007 TOYOTA CAMRY
$14,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2007 TOYOTA CAMRY 4 dr
sedan, LE, auto, beige, 42,365 mi.
$13,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 TOYOTA PRIUS, no recall
on this model. Low mi. Extras.
$14,400. 941-629-2525
2008 TOYOTA AVALON
LTD NAV $24,980
(800)784-9309 DLR
2008 TOYOTA CAMRY
5K MILES $18,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2009 TOYOTA CAMRY 4 door
sedan, LE, auto, blue, 8,181 mi.
$17,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2009 TOYOTA COROLLA
$15,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2010 TOYOTA COROLLA
SILVER $15,998



VOLKSWAGEN
7220


2002 VW CABRIO 2 dr convert-
ible, GLX, auto, silver, 61,493 mi.
$10,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2004 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT
21Kmi. 6cyl. Loaded. Always
garaged. $13K 941-445-0521
2004 VOLKSWAGON BEETLE
CONVERTIBLE BLUE $10,998


2006 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA, 4 dr
sedan, VE, auto, silver, 63,884 mi.
$12,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 2
dr coupe, manual, white, 49,277
mi, $12,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2008 VOLKSWAGEN EOS
12K MILES $26,990
(800)784-9309 DLR

SVOLVO
S7230


2008 VOLVO C30
SILVER $22,998


2008 VOLVO XC90
GRAY $29,998



MISC. IMPORTS
7240


zuu2 SMAIKI UAK, -'assion
coupe, 27Kmi orig owner,
exc.cond, $10,5K OBO 708-829-
6340

I ANTIQUES/
COLLECTIBLES
7250


1950 DESOTO 4DR CUSTOM
32K orig mi, Powder blue MUST
SEE $12.500/OBO 941-979-9558
1955 FORD CUSTOMLINE 4
DR Sedan, 83,000 mi, V8,
automatic, Runs & Drives in
restorable cond., $2,500,
OBO 941-286-3122
1964 CHEVROLET STEPSIDE
truck, near original, born in TX,
exc cond, $3,800 941-468-4259
1979 EL CAMINO,must experi-
ence,much too much to list
$11,500 PIs ca11941-468-4259

BUDGET BUYS
S7252


1987 CHEVROLET PU trucks
(2, One is 4WD) Both run good.
$975/both. 863-558-0198
1994 GEO METRO,
Equipped as Tow Car. $1,500
**SOLD**
1996 CHRYSLER Vision TSI, AT,
AC, V6, 4 dr, low miles, sunrf,
leather, loaded, looks-runs exc,
clean, $1,750. 941-624-6549


BUDGET BUYS
S7252


1999 PONTIAC GRAND AM
black, 114K, needs water pump,
$750. **SOLD**
2001 MIRAGE 75k mi. CD,
air, cruise, tilt steer, power
windows. Moving, must sell.
$2000 **SOLD**

AUTOS WANTED
7260


CASH
FOR YOUR CAR
OR TRUCK
ANY YEAR OR MAKE
(941) 966-7111
AUTO CITY

WE BUY CARS *
$300 CASH +UP
Frank 276-0204

$$ ALL CARS & TRUCKS!
Top $$$$ PAID!!
941-626-9120

$$$$ CASH $$$$
ALL Cars & Trucks WANTED!!
941-623-3803
ALL VEHICLES WANTED
Dead or Alive, Top $$ Paid,
Starting at $250/$1000
941-623-2428

$$$




CASH FOR YOUR CAR OR
TRUCK Running or not! Hon-
est & Reliable! 941-286-4599
JUNK CARS WANTED
24/7 Fair $$ Paid
941-286-3122, 623-5550
$$ TOP CASH $$
FOR CARS & TRUCKS.
DEAD OR ALIVE. 485-7515
M.S.B. RECYCLING
$300 for most cars
with title!
941-575-4008


ACCESSORIES
7270

1971 PORSCHE 914 rear win-
dow porsche 914 rear window
glass $300, OBO 941-268-0796
ANTIQUE INTERIOR WINDOW+
DOOR HANDLES w/ sq shaft,
chrome, 4 st $25 941-639-0838
AUTO SECURITY Sys. TRC key-
less entry panic & alarm etc NEW
IN BOX $50 941-882-8149
DASH CAP Fits 1968 Mopar B-
Body new + complete from Year
One $50 941-613-3428
DOORS, '96 Lincoln Cont. 4
doors $200 941-8754678
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HEAD '98-'02 S-10
$75.00 (941)-468-4226
HIGH OCTANE parts and acces-
sories $100 941-244-2810
LINCOLN CONT. HOOD 100.00
$100 941-875-4678
MOTOR, LINCOLN CONT 1996
$100 941-875-4678
PARTS
* TIRES MICKEY THOMPSON
(2) N50X15 $100
* 4 CORE RADIATOR $100.;
* HEADERS HEADMAN FOR
350 ENGINE $50;
* 350 TURBO TRANNIE W/
SHIFT KIT $400
941-650-8014 OR 493-4058
VENICE
RADIATOR, '96 Lincoln Cont.
$35 941-875-4678
RIMS/TIRES4 16"22575216
used/alum/51ug/5"? off 00jeep!
n-port $80 941-356-0690
RIMS16" W/TIRES4 22575r16
off jeep/used/holds air! np $80
941-356-0690
RUNNING BOARDS 2004-08
Supercrew
Ford F150 $50. 941-423-6690
TIRE CONTINENTAL (1)
P235/75R/16 ON FORD RIM
NEW FIRM $60 941-286-5601


TIRES (4) 215-55-ZR17
Matched set, off new car. 200
miles, $350/obo 941-456-0053
TIRES (4) Goodyear Eagle Tires,
225/60/16 50% life
$160 OBO 941-639-0964
TIRES 2 185/70-R14 Medium
Tread Price for both $25
941-626-3265
TIRES, 4 size 215/70/R15
$100 941-875-4678
TRUCK BOX, alum full size
$80 941-743-5741


S AUTO PARTS/
ACCESSORIES
7270


TRUCK COVER soft peel cover
$150 863-990-1837
WINDSHIELD NEW Fits Chevy
S-10 or Blazer 1984-1993 $100
941-626-3265

AUTO SERVICE
& REPAIR
7280

REPAIR MANUAL Haynes Duran-
go & Dakota 97-99 re-build/tear-
down $10 941-882-8149
SERVICE MANUAL 2000 Dodge
Dakota used by dealers 6.8 Ibs
NEW $50 941-882-8149

VANS
7290








1995 FORD E150 Cargo Van,
high miles, no air. $1,500. Call
941-624-5505.
1998 CHEVROLET CONVER-
SION VAN, cold AC, runs great,
$2635/obo. 941-628-3408
2001 HONDA ODYSSEY 5 dr, 7
pass, gray, 96,506 mi. $6,999.
887-219-9139 DLR
2002 DODGE CARAVAN FWD,
SE, silver, 93,275 mi, $5,999.
887-219-9139 DLR
2002 DODGE GRAND CARA-
VAN EX 73081 miles, AT, AC,
$8991. 941-475-5444
2003 DODGE GR CARAVAN
SPORT EXT, 6 cyl., auto, ac,
all power, 74K mi. Exc. cond.
$4400 obo. 941-922-9577
2004 HONDA ODYSSEY 5 dr,
EX, auto, silver, 81,179 mi,
$10,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2005 CHRYSLER T&C, Limited,
34K, gold, 1 owner, like new,
stow & go leather seats, GPS, all
options, well kept, new tires, bat-
tery, 15 mo warranty, must see!
$15,200 941-473-1337
2006 HONDA ODYSSEY 5 dr,
EX-L, nav, auto, slate, 62,825 mi.
$19,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2006 TOYOTA SIENNA 5 dr XLE,
FWD, 7 pass, gold, 28,547 mi.
$23,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2006 TOYOTA SIENNA 5 dr, XLE,
FWD, 7 pass, auto, blue, 37,099
mi. $22,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA ODYSSEY 5 door,
EX-L, auto slate, 25,885 mi.
$25,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA ODYSSEY 5 dr,
touring, NV/RS, auto, black, 40,636
mi. $26,999. 887-219-9139 DLR






2007 NISSAN QUEST, CD,
PW/PL Fold seats, REar AC,
Wholesale.Call Marvin DIr,
941-650-8456
2008 HONDA ODYSSEY 5 dr,
EX-L, nav, RES, auto, beige, 31275
mi. $28,999. 887-219-9139 DLR

TRUCKS/ PICK-UPS
7300


1989 NISSAN pick up Ext. cab.
Low miles, Auto, air, Ex cond.
$1850 sold sold
1992 FORD F250 Serv truck,
V8, auto, AC, new tires, no rust,
runs good, $2200 941-815-1496
1996 FORD RANGER reg. cab
XLT stepside, custom paint, Sony
stereo. $3495. 941-204-5560.
1998 CHEVY S-10, 5 spd, new
tires/brakes, 164K, many extras,
$3000, OBO 941468-4259
1998 DODGE RAM 1500, V8,
exc cond & paint, new tires, AC,
bedliner, looks & runs good,
130K, $3,750 941-426-8137
1998 GMC PICKUP 4X4 ext cab,
6.5 deisel, auto, ac, runs exc,
224K, $6000 941-815-1496
1999 DODGE DAKOTA 80K,
great work truck! New tires/brakes,
runs great. $3000 941-6294640
1999 DODGE DAKOTA Truck,
83,505 mi, V-6, 5 spd, AC,
AM/FM cass, Sunroof, lots of new
parts, $2,900 **SOLD**
1999 TOYOTA TACOMA ACC,
cab, 2WD, V6, beige, 57,478 mi,
$11,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2002 DODGE RAM V8 Quad
Cab Tonneau Cover, Great cond.
$7000. 772-215-8823
2004 FORD F-150 Lariat Crew
Cab 73,058 miles, AT,
Loaded, $16,991. 941-475-
5444


2006 NISSAN FRONTIER CC,
LE Roof rack, alloys, low price
Call Marvin DIr, 941-650-8456






2006 NISSAN TITAN KC,
AUTO, PW/PL, Auto, below KBB
Call Marvin DIr 941-650-8456


TRUCKS/ PICK-UPS
7300








2006 TOYOTA TACOMA, 32K
Pre-runner, Clean, $13,938
Call Marvin DIr 941-650-8456
2008 CHEVY SILVERADO
RED $25,998


2008 DODGE RAM
1500 RED $14,998


2008 DODGE RAM 1500
REG V6 18K MILES $15,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2008 TOYOTA TACOMA
RED $13,988



SPORT UTILITY/
VEHICLES



1992 FORD EXPLORER
63,000 mi, 6 cyl., RWD, $500
941-492-9677
1996 ISUZU TROOPER 6 cyl,
auto, 4X4, looks & runs great,
new tires, $2200 941-815-1496






1999 CADILLAC ESCALADE
SUV, 33,642 mi, FWD, tan,
leather, Trl hitch, Loaded,
One owner, Pampered beau-
ty, $7,500 sold sold
2000 HONDA CR-V 5 dr, 2WD,
LX, auto, red, 140,448 mi,
$5,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2000 ISUZU RODEO LS 4X4
Loaded, 89k miles Ex cond.
$4950. (941)-468-1489






2001 FORD EXPEDITION XLT
4x4, 3rd Seat, Alloys $8755
Call Marvin DIr 941-650-8456
2003 LEXUS RX300 4 dr, AWD,
Burnsh gold, 71,263 mi.
$16,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2004 DODGE DURANGO, New
style. 42k mi 7 seater, Mint cond.
Extras! $8900. (941)423-7771
2004 HYUNDAI SANTA FE 4 dr
4WD, GLS, 2.7 white, 59,957 mi,
$11,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2004 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR
BEIGE $18,998


2004 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER 4
dr, 2WD, V6, LD, beige, 65,973 mi,
$14,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2005 HONDA CR-V 5 dr, 4Wd,
SE, auto, gold, 69,203 mi.
$15,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2005 HUMMER H2 4 dr, wagon,
blue, 58,724 mi, $25,999. 887-
219-9139 DLR
2005 LAND ROVER LR3 4 dr,
HSE, 4WD, gray, 56,099 mi.
$24,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2006 BUICK TERRAZA
CXL LEATHER $14,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2006 CHEVROLET TAHOE
RED $20,998


2006 FORD EXPEDITION
WHITE $23,998


2006 GMC ENVOY 4 dr, 2WD,
white, 44,104 mi. $16,999.
887-219-9139 DLR
2006 HONDA CR-V 4 door,
black, 40,678 mi. $18,999. 887-
219-9139 DLR
2006 HUMMER H3 4WD, 4 dr,
SUV, blue, 36,396 mi, $21,999.
887-219-9139 DLR
2006 NISSAN MURANO
38K MILES $19,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2006 NISSAN PATHFINDER
34K MILES $19,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2007 ACURA MDX
BEIGE $29,998


2007 BMW X5
4.8 $45,988
(800)784-9309 DLR
2007 CHEVROLET TAHOE LS,
orig ownr, 15,400 mi, like new,
$22,500 obo 941-474-4279
2007 FORD EDGE
RED $18,998


2007 HONDA CR-V 5 door,
2WD, Ex, auto, gold, 38,440 mi,
$19,999. 887-219-9139 DLR


2007 HONDA CR-V 5 dr, 2WD,
EX-L, auto, glacier blue, 27,620 mi.
$21,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA CR-V 5 dr, 2WD,
LX, auto, gold, 17,682 mi.
$18,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 HONDA PILOT 5 dr, 2WD,
EX, auto, black, 39,924 mi.
$22,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER
LTD, 25K $27,990
(800)784-9309 DLR


SPORT UTILITY/
VEHICLES
7305


2007 HONDA CRV AUTO, CD
PW/PL, Auto, below KBB
Call Marvin DIr 941-650-8456


2007 NISSAN XTERRA, Auto
CD, Alloys, 27K, Wholesale
Call Marvin DIr, 941-650-8456
2007 TOYOTA FJ CRUISER 4
dr, 2WD, auto, white, 55,959 mi.
$20,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2007 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER
$16,988
(800)784-9309 DLR
2007 TOYOTA RAV4
36K, $19,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2007 TOYOTA RAV4 4 dr,
2WD, 4 cyl, beige, 38,928 mi.
$17,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2008 ACURA MDX
NAV 21K MILES $39,990
(800)784-9309 DLR
2008 HONDA CR-V 5 dr, 2WD,
EX, auto, blue, 33,820 mi,
$20,950. 887-219-9139 DLR
2008 HONDA CR-V 5 dr, 2WD,
EX, auto, borrego, 30,981 mi.
$20,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2008 HONDA CR-V 5 dr, 2WD,
EX-L, Nav, auto, taffeta, 18,055 mi.
$25,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2008 HONDA ELEMENT 5 dr,
2WD, SC, auto, brown, 29,433 mi.
$21,999. 887-219-9139 DLR
2008 HONDA PILOT 5 dr, 2WD,
EX-L, auto, 21,730 mi, $28,999.
887-219-9139 DLR
2009 CADILLAC ESCALADE
AWD LOADED $52,988
(800)784-9309 DLR
2010 HONDA PILOT 5 WD, 2
door, EX-L, auto, silver, 6,698 mi.
$34,980. 887-219-9139 DLR

I TRAILER
& ACCESSORIES
S7341


2007 MOTORCYCLE TRAILER
7x12, V-nose, locking wheel chocks,
$3,400. OBO; 941-625-7895
BOAT TRAILER or Jet Ski Trailer
New, 2010, $599 941-916-3999
BOAT TRAILER, MAGIC TILT
Galv. Boats 14'-16'. New over
size tires $295 941-505-1488
BOAT TRAILER, tri-axle, all
brakes, 18,500 GVW, for up to
32' boat, tires like new, never
been in saltwater, 715-360-2982
or 941-505-2981
ENCLOSED TRAILER WANTED
to buy. Individual, paying cash. Call
George please. 941-474-8947
JET SKI TRAILER Galv., never in
salt. $220. 941-662-0688
OPEN & ENCLOSED Utility
Trailers, Trailer Hitches & Wiring.
Two-Morrow's Enterprises,
941460-9700.
RAMPS,
pair of 8' fold up, $100.
941-697-8836
TRAILER 5X8X5.8" box con-
struction trailer $900
941-255-0890 941-626-5484
TRAILER AXLE 78" wide hub to
hub face with springs john 941-
228-1745 $90 941-228-1745
TRAILER, 27' ENCLOSED auto
plus, 200 amp. dual fluorescent
lights, 4 new tires. $6,500. 941-
586-3316
TRAILER, 29' BOX + 5' tongue
w/AC office, side door, awning &
rear ramp. 4 wheel brakes. Some
counters & shelves. Solid floor.
No leaks. Need to move. Make
offer. SOLD SOLD


NEW PRE-OWNED CARGO
UTILITY CUSTOM BUILT
HITCHES REPAIRS PARTS
STORAGE 941- 833-2200
BURNT STORE TRAILERS






UTILITY TRAILER Custom, All
aluminum Feather Light car and
utility trailer. Taking offers. Must
see. 856-466-3771 PC
UTILITY TRAILER Enclosed,
metal 4x4x2, 2 wheel, $50, OBO
941-766-0857
UTILITY TRAILERS Great Prices
WEST COAST TRAILER
(941)698-9902

CYCLES/MOPEDS/
SCOOTERS
7360

1980 HONDA CM400T. 15k
miles. Good beginner bike. $500
call 941-875-9445
1981 YAMAHA STREET BIKE
250CC. RAN WHEN PARKED.
$350/TRADE 941-286-5275
1982 KAWASAKI 1000, 1982
1100 Suzuki, 1984 750 Honda. All
run and 2K for all 941-661-6283
1999 HONDA NIGHT HAWK,
250cc, 6000 miles, good cond.
$1500. 941-662-0688


CYCLES/MOPEDS/
SCOOTERS
7360


1999 KAWASAKI VULCAN
Nomad 1500. Very good condi-
tion, two tone green, 8400
miles, Vance & Hines pipes.
$4500, (In Venice)419-460-3222


2002 Harley Davidson Fatboy,
Daytona Special, V&H pipes,
3,500 miles, $9,500.
(941)625-2510 Iv msg.
2004 HARLEY DAVIDSON
Dyna Lowrider. Many extras,
Low miles, Excellent Condition
$8900 or bo 941-268-6261
2004 SUZUKI KATANA Low
miles, Garage kept, Ex cond.
$3800/obo 941-276-9337
2005 HARLEY DAVIDSON
Road King Classic, leather hard
bags, less than 7,000 mi.
$13,500. (941) 628-9629
2005 YAMAHA V-STAR 650
4500 miles. $2950. (941)-380-
6504
2006 HARLEY DAVIDSON
Street Bob, fully loaded,
upgraded pipes, neon lighting,
garage kept, miles under 5K,
$7,500. (941)-6614516.
2006 HARLEY HERITAGE
SOFTTAIL 7,500mi, V&H pipes,
lots of chrome & extras like new.
$13,500. OBO (508)-971-2123
2006 HARLEY HERITAGE
SOFTTAIL 7,500mi, V&H pipes,
lots of chrome & extras like new.
$13,000. OBO (508)-971-2123
2006 SUZUKI 400 Quad Sport,
yellow, blue seat, 10 hours use,
$2500 obo. 941-575-1963.


2007 H-D Fat Boy. Metallic Red
w/ Black accents on tank & fend-
er. 4,300 miles. Security sys-
tem. Detachable windshield &
back rest, custom H-D seat, cus-
tom H-D floor boards, pegs and
grips, Vance & Hynes Big Radius
exhaust, Stage 1 H-D perform-
ance upgrade, H-D Race Tuner
included. LIKE NEW!! $14,500
941-916-2966
2007 HARLEY DAVIDSON, soft
tail deluxe, pearl white & blue, 6K,
mint cond, 96 motor w 6 spd
trans. $15,000 203-530-5391
2007 YAMAHA STRATALINER
1900cc, 4100mi, Midnight Edition,
$9,200/obo (941)-625-7895
2008 SUZUKI 850 Boulevard.
2800 miles. Exc. cond. $5,495/
obo. Chris (941)-916-1989
2008 WHIZZER MOTORBIKE,
Embasador, like new, $1,295
941-875-4676
2009 HONDA 250 Rebel, 100
miles, saddle bags, excellent con-
dition! $4,000 941-564-8770
BIKE CARRIER modified for 2
scooters $350
941-575-0241
BIKE FOLDING female bike w
20" wheels. great for boats or
cars. $75. 941-639-5129
CHAPS, LEATHER New Black
$90.00 941-698-1039
FACE MASK by Polar Wrap w/
Thermal Heat Exchanger NEW
IN BOX $25 941-882-8149
GO-CART, CARTER Good Cond.
Runs Great! $450 941-426-7837
MOTORCYCLE OR SCOOTER
SICK? Our Cycle Doctor is
accepting new cycle patients.
Repairs have 30 day warranty.
Punta Gorda Motor Sports
941-575-0241
POCKETBIKE RR Fighter, blue,
110cc, auto,good cond, needs
battery $200 obo 941-628-9940


Quality Name brands
50-300cc
MAKE US AN OFFER!
BOOTY SCOOTERS
941-474-6550
SCOOTER, ELEC. Pride Celebri-
ty X2009, orig cost over $2K, 2
xtra baskets & mirror, never
used. $700. (941)493-3239

I CAMPERS/
TRAVEL TRAILERS
7370


WANTED
* Motorhomes & Campers *
* We'll sell it! FREE *
* Skip Eppers RV's *
941-639-6969 Punta Gorda


TRAILER 20' Awning. Anti-Sway
hitch, clean good cond. No leaks
$4,444. 941-320-8690
1994 COLEMAN Pop up,good
cond. Qn & dbl beds-sleeps 6. Gas
stove, cold AC. W/screen room,
carpeted $2700 941426-2822


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V, I rillII


fA U I. rlrIIl


* Doors & Windows
* Free Estimates
* Lic. & Ins.


R&L Building Contractor, Inc.
941-743-8858
General Contracting
ROOM ADDITIONS GARAGES -
CONCRETE DECKS -
CARPORTS POOL CAGES -
LANAIS -
ACCORDION SHUTTERS -
STORM PROTECTIONS
Q Bt.C CMM1254

CBC 1254660


STONEHAVEN BUILDERS
Your Al Purpose Contractor
35 years experience
ADDITIONS REMODELING
KITCHEN CABINETRY o BATHROOMS
WINDOWS/DOORS STORM PROTECTION
GRANITE/LAM TOPS WOODMILE FLOORS
SDECKS/PORCHES SCREEN ROOMS
*SOFFIT/FASCIA *BUILT-IN ENT CENTERS
FREE ESTIMATES COMPETITIVE PRICING
BILL FSCHER 941-391-1060
CBC12M327 Sutat CertifiuImur


ROBERT H. JOY JR.
CBC 059055
941-29-3467 941-62-3787
Specializing in:
Whole house remodeling
Window.-Door Replacements
Drywall, Paint, Cabinetry.
Call fur free estimate.
Off season project calendar
Filling Fast!


MIA I[ l[iI c


IN HOME
CARE TROVIDE1[t

* Experienced
* Licensed
* Blo-Med
Computer Tech

941-434-3444


Comfort Maker,
Goodman &
Rheem Complete
16 SilEE AC
System. Under
$3,000 Installed.
HOW?
Vit ww.WmrMks4xm
Or (d is al
941.46814956
Lic. QB3647 CAC 1B16O3


A-C
SERVICES INC.
sWrOu w .leq SadJ S Mknb"
* Svia (ms



$2488
FREE ESMMIATES
(941) 380-0973
LkA.ACI SW


COOKS
TRANSPORT
There and Back for
one flat fee.
* Doctors
SMll
* Airport Travel, etc..
Call Any-time
For Quick Reliable
Service
941-624-2822


DBTS TOO HIGH?
CMWCARDS CRA
wunv ounm
S w. Commercial Residential Aluminum
PRE IBIPT ICY I of Venice, Inc.
COUNSELING
WECANHELPYOU !O
SPool Cages Screened Enclosures
Front Entries Custom Screen Doors
6" Seamless Gutter
tuT COMUMIL CO NIuU N Soffit & Fascia Facallft
ByPhor Appo it*941 Wayne Nottingham Outside Saes
CONSUMER DEBT COUNSELORS, INC. 115 Morse Court, North Venice, FL 34275
941-544-3256 CELL
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Costruction



Seaen tri"

Wd ervies, mnt
Over 30 Yrs Exp
In Venice Area
(941)408-8500
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HOR IZONTAL

UAv OWTE


PRuiGION
* STEEL/ ALUMINUM
CLEAR
ACCORDION
Installed OR
Do*ltYourself
CALL SHAWN
941-769.167S
THE CARPENTER INC
LIc#RR0067689


Peace River Tours
with Captain Kirk


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941-627-FISH (3474) Pot Charlotte www.asc lueb s.com


h:i 'iii'tevie" iilw io D Biie


HALL'S TRUCKING
& BOBCAT SERVICES
Concrete Removal
Stone Washed Shell
Fill Dirt Mulch
Shell Driveway Installed
Small Tree & Brush Removal
Commercial & Residential Clean-Ups
Reasonable Rates & Reliable Service
(941) 485-5717
Cell (941) 716-3650



Complete
Construction
Contracting INC
Home Improvement & Remodel
Window & Door Replacement
Grant Programs Welcome
Free Estimates
GARY WARD (OWNER)
941-815-1912
FGCf51622 +
insured


BILL
JACOBSEN
ENTERPRISES
*Clear
FIII
*Grade
Culverts
Complete
Concrete Services

941-391-0694
Pou0jc. n 001041


The State of __ __Q
Florida Requires
all Contractors
to be Registered
or Certified.
Be Advised to
Check Ucense
Number with the
State by Calling
1-850-487-1395
or on the Web at .
myflorkdalicense.com -


LeVasseur St .i ,L,, V, ..w PdI..M
Building & Remodeling, Inc. 941-698-9045
r -www.levassaurbullldln.com


I, I P-


*QUALITY WORKMANSHIP
MEETING ON TIME
DEADLINES
*UP FRONT PRICING
WITHIN YOUR BUDGET
*ALL MAJOR CREDIT
CARDSACCEPTED


Michael Lasorso Owner


JOY
BUILDERS
INC.--- 9986

CUSTOM HOME BUILDER
IIC # CRC1326411

Free Estimates
"Proudly Serving The Area
For Over 10 Years"
20Years Of Satisfied Customer Service
493-7589 @
450 Mommglside Rd


North Port Car Wash
4 Touch Free Automatic Washes
$8 Undercarriage, side blaster, DOUBLE
pre-soak, wash, clear coat, wax & dry
$7 Undercarriage, side blaster, DOUBLE
pre-soak wash, wax & dry
$6 Pre-soak wash, wax & dry
$5 Pre-soak wash & dry
Self Serve Bays Vacuums
5 MINUTES for $2.00 $.75 & 1.00
EVERY DAY LOW PRICES!
Located 14164 Tamiami Trail, Across From Winn Dixie


CARPET
CLEANING
PLUS
Deep steam cleaning
$99.00-5 Rooms/Hall
Tile & Grout Cleaning
20% Off Cleaning
941-623-7558
Lic./Ins


i' 1 S e1g1g31





941-223310

IIt
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.FREE!
$5
I in free play
(nuw mnlers wla meu nJ
I Palace Casino
Port charlotte corne
Sof Veterans and
I Peachland.
Next to Snap Fitness.
I Call 391-6311
uep. 4/1/10
L am i


Immau
Cg~leanling
Series TT**L*LC^


AFFORPABMW
j o COMKER & APTOP RAIR
conPUTEr I* Sol Used Compu|t,
s Printers & Loptops.
E Virus and Spyware
AVAUr7 DAYS _mom.
Repair, Upgrades, ITe Ups Etc.
S We x All Brands of Computer
941.7643400 941.2765011
0 2270FTsrim IT 4Part Ohalot Z3


(l liolcllllrlellelil|I Concrete [C) concretne i WConcreteII;^I iI


bam"qSmbht*a
All Cmnp -DSUCbieSetup
*ef skM Tea IMh Rms
Noew aietsRaoom I
$25 OFF
Callforddeulb
Fastoteks-
941-921-7552
941-625-7144
www.fastteks.com


QONEX
Internet Marketing
Services
Web Design Hosting
Search Engine Optimization
Get Found Online
http://qonex.info
941-875-2749
Free Listing at,
http://port-charlotte.info


QUALITY
WORK

Will beat any bid at
any reasonable price.
Driveways, Sidewalks,
Patios.
Serving Sarasota
Area 25 years.
941-780-5968
INSURED


BILL
JACOBSEN
ENTERPRISES
Driveways
SPavers
Sidewalks
*Patis
*Utility Pads
SCulverts
SBobcat Service
No Job Too fg Or Sma
941-391-0694
Pou-J", Ine m001=01 T


SCHULTE
CONCRETE
Specializing in
Walks & Drives
Foundations & Pool
Decks, Flocrete
No Job Too Small
J.D. Schulte
941-493-1803
Cell
941-416-3092
Since 1978


KUSTOMIZED
KURBING
"If you want quality
product and gnat
serce byan all
American crew.
Call UsI"

941-623-6192
Uc. & Ineud
We do rmok mad Mulch


HERCULES CURBING
& LANDSCAPING
Starting at
$1.85ft
No Minimum Required
Rock, Mulch
Free Estimates
941-286-5228
c. & ins. in wloe & Sarasota Counties


TH.S. INC.
TAYLOR HOME SERVICES
Building & Remodeling Contractor


* Addltions
* Baths
s Kitchens


Mike Taylor
Cell 941-626-3750 941426-1496


Li. CIC320=5 l-


I Ll.-*CVIC 13270W A k,-


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Krauth Construction

* Custom Homes
* Additions
* Detached Garages
* Remodeling Decks
LJc. & Tns. "CRC1327458

941-809-0473


NEW t I.Mt
C)'NST IRv L-IO
ADDITIONS.
RLMODEUlING AND
L[TACHE D GALRACGL


N 1 W I11-mI N I I.M.
SI 17.900
941-234-6773


TEDD'S
HANDYMAN &
REMODEUNG,
Inc.
No Job Too Big
or Too Smallf
(941)629-4966
Lcensed & Insured
CRC 1327653


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941-429-9791
941-661-2020


DRYWALL
SNew Constucton
*Additins
*Repairs
FREE
Estimates
(9411 620023
1941)391-72957
LmsffidKnsured
I CRC 327846


* -TextU"n
'w* cCe"g Repah
WVW Dmil & RiP
497-1133


DRYWALL, INC
No Job Too Smtall
SiTne m 82
ED WU'iE
B1UA WARREN
ph 941-529-9Z0
L. 941-628-385!
I fmMJU l l


The State of
Florida Requires
all Contractors
to be Registered
or Certified
Be Advised to
Check Ucense
Number with the
State by Calling
1-850487-1395
or on the Web at
nyforidallcens.conm


VIEW


Residential Service
New Cwltruidon
Generats
Inspedions
Ponel O range
Fff ESMATES
Li.-: ES1OOO512
fRn Nfwnp CarI Baca
C46 ]
141-627-4068


Mike Schnell
Electrical
Maintenance
Service Inc.
Resienla & Conmnerd
SAMburciEce-bdru"
Service Upgrades
UciERt30t2a24
941-697-5726


Matt's
electric
Inc.
$1000-200 Amp
Service Changes
$50 Service Call
24 Yrs. E.
Comm. & Res.
(941) 769-6515
tic. ER13013345 & Ins.


IO.MINILK
ALFANO
Singing Songs ofthe
50's & 60's
Dmn Mlltwr, Efv, Boby
Sydd, Bobby ul tinmowt
Available for
Sucil E*Clnt
Partle
AsIlted Living

941-889-8886


All day afshor Trip
0160pwwson
'Giipi. Sntpp6r,
Amirek, P*nI?
All Day Inshore Trip
$1001won
"' ph rd, Rif Fii,
TmAr, FPIu"
Cat ioe Miller
941-237-8050


6" SEAMLESS
GUTTERS

Call for a
FREE
ESTIMATE

Ken Violette, Inc.
I.k. COC#6 2 In.
(941) 240-6699


MoMtis SMwusAr's.A"
-btlnHjml wteePes~i
reMiyna tN*nastri tj..a.iw

rbqfGdHU t hranbning tnnfar.i
r utrldan d ta* ftd t&iaktm

Venice Native
Seing Sarasota County

941.485.2172


Finish Carpenter &
x ContractD available
for al remodeling &
Home hprovements.
Reasonable rates
Free Estmates
No jobs too small
al phlat of costduian
Saitwveed workmanshlp
Call Ken
(941)474-S401


A Carpenter
Around
the House
nlteroExlerlr
Remodel i Finish work
Cabinet Da Window &
Tie Installaions
Full Handyman Senrice
James M.Okell
941-270-1693
tptmld4LC-Stsrl93
UthiwlnMMd


Bi's Handyman


* cAnt Fans
*Faucets
Drain
* Sma.llIbs
* Et.
941-861-585 m!


'DAN THE -
IHANDYMAN


SDOl T Au. Will

* Batnxa & 1idwm
pa rt i
,ontrp
941-7-


Buildr aO your wrvi.e,
Tired Of
High Costs,
Poor Quality?
CallO lne:
941-662-0266
PFll clptwn wtfrcK
coti~rm QuaJiy inr MitL
woak V~merrcnm Prh
Mn* &kuu


Skilled Craftsman
John
941-475-2630
Please visiTr wsbsire
JohnLambeHitMLCa
State Lcensed & Insaed
CBC1256726
Prupt CwofatusSek


(.11. 1lvyVV 1EiE
HANDYMAN
SERVICE
* Tree & Lawn Service
Windows
SDoors
SLocks
SRotten wood repairs
* Roof repairs
* Drywall & Painting
No Job Too Small.
35 years Experience.
941-276-0491
or
941-88R3-1898


Dave eck
The Handyman.rt
Kitchen & Bath
Countcrtops
Drywall
Tex turing/P aimting
Ceramic Tile
Aluminum Scrccmn
941.766-1767
CRC 1327942
Lic-nse & InsuFrd
Memhr rBB


J&J
HANDYMAN


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493-6736
EkPMd a6.u
ILiS ihiW k~ri-r


IYew Retid COMPLETE I All Home
ebaSridn HANDYMANI Repairs


Ffr Prk
MIl Hoime Rep*
* oldlolis
0 SI Cllurso
*MpiAAienn1e

Mil semenia


All your odds & ends'
FAIR PRICE,
DEPENDABILITY
NO MONEY
UP FRONT!
Licensed & Insured
QA41.74fl.fl 1


KItchefBa
Total Remodeing
Al phnn of Cmpntry
Pakting IntlExt
Tilikg Flooring
Local Reference
Call Joe
041-883-1303
1L L.


IRRIGATION PLUS
A Wa er Wall Drlling Compan


SDrilling In Lee County Since 1980
S*.- ..e.L i m _l rD ulF Wi


- Rl|wpnI n nTraWmnlII
And RsMealaW WI
WO& "is 1


briafe SWM
*Elmler ShtaRI


A. Jggny
239-567-0007
'9 4-HljMA.RAQO


Dave Beck
Tbetaneyman
Kitchen &
Bath Rcnodels
Camic Tial
941.766-1767
CRC 132742
Ir#ksedal A tnem


Aln ssaNuzr
* treeLai&Yegeto%;


*edrcihuh


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Call fnr Pricing
239-989-1733
Licesed A nasured


*Yard Clean Up
Makovers
* Mulching/Weeding
* Tree & Bush Trimming
* Professiona &
Dependable
I DO ALL MY
OWN WORK!
Landscape Kith a
Women s Touch!
SUE
Ad4.234-.OB8


NELCH'S -

CURB CO
$1.99 rComm r urging
Landscape Desig
Instal & Maintenance
Curb Border & Fire Pitt
Trees, Shrubs, Rocks & Mulch
Trimmilng, Pruning, Weeding
258-1423 U tice


* poLf sw6
r$Enw Md "'B"
NthRt Pon .
PLtChsat lStMne
GLdt CU .L*tro
Loclr Owwd Opnt
GrtEatElpnmrfi
*OpretWou* Ethic
*Sande6d Catomert
FREE ESTIMATES.
941.42867844


START YOUR
NEW YEAR
-mm
Proalon Lawn &
Lamn sape S v
Full Swrvce
Landscaping
Seing SWFLA
for verw 1yrs.

9414978-223
Liu...ranlh


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4!47540lf

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CIPI^ IICIIuILBA J
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Ilian Wn r





.Azm-Crmm

*Ftbins* tt
9114751058 O


* Yard
Cleanup

* Pruning
SWeeding
* Mulching
Hones aReAiebe
*RsasolM Rates
JIM 416-3030
VENICE -
JACARANDA


Trees,
Shrubs,
Perennials
Bargain
Prices!
Free Local
Delivery.
Certified Horticulture
Professional
Call Jim


His & Hers
Lawn Care
* Maintenance
* Odd Jobs
* Mowing
*Shrub Trmmling
*Mulch
Licensed & Insured

94R429-0829


Lawn Cutting
Trim Shrubs
Mulching
'aver Service
Light Backhoe
And
Handyman
Service
3wner Operator
Martin
(941)-421-6024


LAWNS,
USA
Accepting New Accts

Mow, Trim, Blow, Edge
Bush Trimming
Fertilizing.
Husband & Wife Team
Treated like Family
Licensed and insured
941-468-8599


The Stae of
Florda Requkie
all Contractrs
to be Regisered
or Cwfloed.
Be Advied to
Check Lcense
Numbw wlth the
State by Calling
1-4 -4B7-1395
or on the Wb at
-fakrkl i -a -


GMNer a
fighting &Fa
483 Colngswood Bd.


20%0Off
All In Stock
OUlTSliS
or

(See ShimwDn kr details)
Vk-bOW
ILMM & &ww


WMe MASSAsGE

941A41,0249
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Moving & Deiver3
Haoes Reliabk.
Courtoas,
Wry Low Rmes
15 yrs. Experience
Lic. & Ins.
941-237-1823
VI 5 '* c. ri'la.r')


Zero OC. i odowr
slrLs free
point Ivalfblh,
Call A@
941-468-2660
Former Firefghter
Lit. Il N il n irlallr
North Per, Pint Go.rd.
sad Sinrui Coau.n
+AAAOOIO 126'
25+ Years Exerlnce


Alexander's
Pdnting Etc.
25 yew ho fiurwA/Ext


Prm-PwM Spit
FMe 1tRef, liR Ins.
941-496-913

941-223-0941


Average
Account is
$70/month


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Fine Interiors and Exteriors
"SIMPLY THE BEST"
941-928-1236
LICENSED / INSURED FREE ESTIMATES


!f( Mark Hunter
TB Painting
* Fine Interior & Exterior Painting
* My 32nd year in business
* Perfect work, prompt service
* Pay nothing until work complete
* Over 1 200 Jobs Completed
* Free Estimates, Bonded, ic., Insured


internor/ftenor
CUSTOM
PAINTING
Resoeable atse
laterio Is My Spealty
* Presure Cleantng
* Concrete Slniing
Any surface, any color
JAMES D. ROOT
488-312
kIneA TAOftlh
I "**nTA Shn 19m


"BET PmlE FOR
CUALTY JOBr
Resdental/sConmercal
SNew Construction
Custom Home/Repatnlt
Interior Exterior
Pressure Washing
LUc/nsured Free Estimates
15I% mOsWr
94 8t5f o4 a
1I A AAA0A01025c4


Lrns Pabnonl


(941) 228-6747
FREE ESTIMATES
No Job Too Small
Northeast
Workmanship and
Reasonable Prices
Fly. LerNsed
and tnared


STEMOM Wn~

PENMlE CLEWNG

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N"&*ftol

Pmroi edak

(941) 25&M83


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MIH R t


IJohn's Paint &
Wallpaper
Fine Sprayed FinisheR
Oil or Latex
Wallpape/Borders
Free Estimates
Quality Work
Done Right!
941-525-4501


Residential &
Commercial
Free Estimatue
941-627-2224
i fL b i S_ n i
UCL---M--iffW


ProTek Plumbing
4 Drain Specialists
DO YOU HAVE SLOW DRAINS???
'WE OFFER COimWTE ROOR SERVICE


"ALL YOUR
PLUMBING


-I$2 OF


REPAIR orNEEDS" 575-74 lMu
Lk*ruls CFCOS IW H S RFI10679

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FUM LLSHIVICE
PLUMBMG "
SS'ib & WAllR L*Mta
*Rq~- -ac. a us
*Repilps Aa di ,M
*smodw M

423-3058 1


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b~w VS La* feteoie


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CFCIII


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Of Your InvestmenIt.


* DrecMU dewayft"
* Patsoo
*sandmoos U
*Sr. Diuaiunls

Quality De-
941-375-1103


Pointe Pools
941-215-7005
941-716-3212
Weekly Pool
Service
$60 Per Month
1st Month Free
Venice area only
I t- 1. I1,..


Jenkins
Homa


rin wa

S'lot & Fusd.

Ower4-Opweted
941-497-2728
lk/ln


VENICE
PRtSSURE
CLEANING
TILE EOOF
SPoni Cg
"Alo House Paiting
& of coauge
497-2493
Same Cleaning
Since 1984
Assm.a. wdomWe
u klmwed FfRa Est.


Bailey's
PRESSURE CLEANING
Bmwawotntpri Riot"ng
SM&ff Fascia Repair
NEVER CEAN INSIDE
OF GUERSAGMAIN
GTTER REPAIR
tSrL~u CGUER
Umte Veni lteskient
41-497-1738
CUl PiEd Mle CR o
CHAMBER MBEBEF


Replacment of
Swem & FHorida
Glass in Lands
Entryways &
Pool Cage
(12r ma height)
Free Estimates
16 Years E nce
Reliable Quality Work
941-897-3813


Screwing
iesd & Fall Injured
25yrs ofa exprence
SPEIALIZING IN
RESCREENING
POOL CAGES
& LANAIS
mos Repam Entryway
Garqnt, Sder
No Job Ibo Smal
809-1171


F" OMnd G-Op md
*Pool cages
*Lanun
Rdew.me aS

Rcasns Avalab
FU esT MATed
ULcwaW&d & Inmu


941.


.-7"7


Affordable
Screeiiny
aReasum and Repras
Pol Cages,
LanaisEntrys,
Vkin Windowm,
ame Slders,
Vinrl Sikers erd
Stacker
FRE ES'EMATES
UL WORK GUARANTEE
941474-1200
841-697.5900


James Weaver
Roofing
Family,
Owned&
Operated
Sibe 1984
426-8946
Free Estimates
Meal hlngee al roos.
Lic#CC1325095


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They will perform each day of the Arcadia All-Florida
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Music rules this week
Sarasota Opera's winter season continues with its
final opera of the season, Verdi's "Giovanna
d'Arco" March 6 at the Opera House in Sarasota.
At precisely the same hour (8 p.m.) Eric Watters
takes the stage at the Venice Church of the Nazarene
for his 17th concert to benefit the Venice Symphony.
"Joan of Arc" continues in repertory for five additional
performances through March 20.
Watters' performance is one night only and for fans of
the symphony and/or Watters, this is a not-to-be missed
occasion.
His shows are not only entertaining but educational.
This year the subject is Johnny Mercer who had as
many hits as most any song writer and, with more than
1,500 songs, was more prolific than most.
The title of his show, "My Huckleberry Friend" is
named for one such hit. The show itself will include
many others, beautifully performed by Watters who has
become a walking encyclopedia of all things Mercer in
preparation for his show.
For tickets to the opera, call 941-366-8450, Ext. 1 or
visit www.sarasotaopera.org. For tickets to the Watters
show, call 941-480-1010.
You will not be disappointed with either choice.
Sunday, enjoy "Annie" at Venice Theatre, another gem
on the Cultural Coast. Call 941-488-1115 or visit
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Kansas to the Land of Oz to life when the troupe
presents their spring musical, "The Wizard of Oz."
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The Lemon Bay High School Theatre is celebrating
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75th annual Florida Strawberry Festival


BY KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
W which came first, the
strawberries or
the whipped
cream?
At the 75th annual *
Florida Strawberry Festival
in Plant City, no one cares
as long as there are plenty of
strawberries and lots of whipped
cream atop the shortcake. Although
the first festival was in 1930, this is the
75th year because there was a six-year
hiatus for World War II.
Despite the record cold spells, the
annual festival will go on as planned
March 4-14 and organizers say they
have more than enough berries for the
thousands expected to invade Plant City
to overdose on the fruit that inspired the


city's name. Strawberry
plants fill most of the
--fields along the road
leading into town.
SMore than 5,000
fields of berries
Surround Plant
City. As
growers
Shave
dealt
with cold
weather in the past,
they had to again this
year although for more
weeks. Hillsborough
County is one of the I
biggest agricultural produ .
ing counties in the United
States. Even several weeks of cold
weather was not going to change that.


Strawberry historians will
share their knowledge
with you, and, for those
who want more than a
shortcake or two, the
festival has everything
one would find at the
best fairs and
le-t rivals.
There are
plenty of
4 carnival rides, non-
S* stop entertainment,
agricultural, fine arts
and horticultural
Exhibits and even a
queen and court in the
Strand parade. Everyday, at
2 p.m., 4 pm., 6 p.m. and 8
p.m. Rosaire's Racing Pigs perform to
the delight of fairgoers.


Geared for people of all
ages, the festival has discount
Says for seniors, special
deals for midway rides and
strawberries anyway you
want them.
Online ticket orders are
available at www.flstrawber-
ryfestival.com or call 813-754-
9194 or 2194. Gates open daily
at 10 a.m. and close at 10:30 p.m.
The midway closes at midnight.
Take 1-75 north toward Tampa and exit
onto 1-4 East, toward Orlando. Exit at
Thonotosassa Road, Exit 19 State Road
566. Turn right on Thonotosassa Road and
follow to traffic light. At traffic light, continue
straight onto Lemon Street and follow to
four-way stop at Oak Street. Turn right on
Oak Street. Ticket office and festival
grounds are about two blocks on the left.


There's


an art to Venice this weekend


BY KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
Known for both parades and festivals,
Venice will experience both Satur-
ay Sunday.
Both days, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., a
veritable parade of viewers will walk
between Harbor Drive and Business 41,
checking out the Ninth Annual Downtown
Venice Art Classic.
Presented by Howard Alan Events, the
art festival is a juried show, featuring a mix


of original art work created by 150 artists
from around the country. Although much
younger, this show is similar to the fall art
show that also is organized by Howard
Alan Events. The organizer estimates the
value of the work on display to be in
excess of $15 million.
Juried by a panel of judges, the artists
were selected from hundreds of appli-
cants. Artists are required to keep their
booths open and to remain on site for the
duration of the show. Media include


painting, sculpture, ceramics, glass, wood:::
jewelry, collage and mixed media.
The event is free. Many downtown
merchants will also be open that
day.
Howard Alan Events conducts
art and craft shows throughout the
United States, From Naples to
Aspen, Chicago and Beaver Creek.
For GPS purposes, use 219 W.
Venice Ave., Venice, FL 34285. For
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Clydesdales
returning to Venice
Gold Coast Eagle Distributing has
announced that the Budweiser
Clydesdales are returning to Venice.


The famous horses will be in downtown Venice
from 5 p.m. to7 p.m. Thursday.
Staging will be at the Venice Community Center
beginning at 4 p.m.
where the public can see the Clydesdales stepping out of their trailers. At
5 p.m., from the center, they will proceed down Nassau Avenue to Miami
Avenue to Nokomis Avenue, then on to Venice Avenue, then back to the
Community Center.
The Clydesdales were last seen in a short parade in Venice Jan. 6.


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Sanibel hosts 73rd shell fair


BY KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
K known for its
seashells, it
is only
natural that
Sanibel Island
would play host
to an annual I
shell festival.
The 73rd
festival is set for
Thursday -
Saturday on the
island.
Headquarters is the
Sanibel Community House
at 2173 Periwinkle Way. For the
shells any stretch of the island's
famous beach will do. For years
Sanibel Beach has been considered
the best shelling beach in the United
States and one of the best in the
world. These days, if you take a
shell from the beach, be sure it is
not a live shell. Otherwise, during
the festival, serious sellers will be
there in droves, vying for prizes
while everyone else enjoys the sun,
the sand and the festival atmos-
phere, which includes demonstra-
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Ahoy mateys for a


buccaneer beer fest


BY KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
he 2010 Bay
Area RP-nai-f
sance
Festival
continues
this coming
weekend,
March 6-,
7, with
the
Bucca-
neer
Beer
Fest.
BBQ I/
and Long "
Bow
competi-
tions will als, -.
be featured
this coming
weekend at -he
festival site off Fowler
Avenue at 11315 N. 46th St. in
Tampa.
There will be free beer tasting
as well as the regular Renaissance
Festival fare, which includes every-
thing from pizza and turkey legs to
fried macaroni and cheese, chicken
and wild rice soup, corn dogs and
so much more.


Every weekend there will be
Medieval reenactors, jousting, more
than 100 merchants, a 16th
'erLiurV village and a
Lr-II Liue theme plus the
opportunityt y to enjoy
afternoon tea with
Ihe Queen or
dinner with
pirates.
March 13-14,
visit an Irish
n-'i village and
i celebrate St.
Sg paddy's Day.
ej th g March 20-21,
visit the world
market and
watch or enter
Ihe belly dancing
i i cm petition.
The final weekend,
Mar, h 2,7-28, there will
L,e a le,-1irg competition and
pirate crew games in keeping with
the High Seas Adventures theme.
The festival is open every week-
end through March 28 from 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m., rain or shine. Admission
is $17.95 per person for adults,
$14.95 for seniors and $9.95 for
seniors. Parking is free. For infor-
mation, visit www.bayareaenais-
sancefest.com.


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FLORIDA ROAD TRIP


Cassatt show

drawing viewers to the

Boca Raton Museum of Art


PHOTO COURTESY OFADELSON GALLERIES, NEWYORK
Mary Cassatt (American, 1844-1926), "By the Pond:' 1896, drypoint and aquatint,
plate 13 x 16 7/8 inches, sheet 17 1/2 x 20 3/8 inches.


BY KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
M A ary Cassatt;
1\ /IWorks on
I E I Paper" has
been drawing viewers
to the Boca Raton
Museum of Art since its
opening in late January.
Organized by New
York's Adelson Galleries,
the Cassett exhibition
meshes well with the museum's
permanent collection which is strong on
photography, including a good number
of works shot during Cassatt's era
(1844-1926).
The impressionist's prints featured in
this showing, fit nicely with the muse-
um's permanent collection, especially
its fine collection of photos, many by
photographers of the same era as
Cassatt. As the museum's photo
collection includes works by prominent
women photographers, the Cassatt
works in this exhibition include the
place of women in the world in her era.
The current show includes 40 works
from early drawings to several types of
prints, including some of the counter-
proofs. which are said to have captured
her imagination in her later years.


"Mary Cassatt: Works on
Paper presents a collection of
prints and drawings which
were central to her artistic
legacy," said George S.
S Bolge, Executive Director
I of the museum in a
release.
SThe exhibition also
includes aquatints,
S monotints and etchings.
Cassatt's fascination with
advances in printing may have
inspired much of her work. The rare
counterproofs are but one example of
the way printing advancements
possibly influenced her drawing style.
An exhibition catalog includes an
essay by Barbara Stern Shapiro,
curator emeritus, Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston and a chronology by Pamela A.
Ivinski.
Located at 501 Plaza Real, inn
Mizner Park, Boca Raton, the Boca
Raton Museum of Art is open Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday 10 a.m-5 p.m.;
Wednesday until 9 p.m. and Saturday
and Sunday noon-5 p.m. Admission is
$14 for adults, $12 for seniors (65 and
older) and $6 for students. For informa-
tion call 561-392-2500 or visit
www.bocamuseum.org.


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I t's March, and that means events
coming at you like crazy. In Engle-
wood this weekend you can take in
two days of music at the PODS -
Englewood Music Festival where the
bands start at noon at the sports
complex at 1300 South River
Road. Bands scheduled to --
play, according to the Web
site, include the Greg
Billings Band, Max '
McCann and the Dis-
placements, Beans and
Seeds and an up-and-comer
Yenisley along with Francesco `,
Maceri, Tony Saint Tone and Sound
Cannon. Tickets are $10 in advance
and $20 at the show, so you may want
to buy early online at englewoodmu-
sicfestival.com.
The annual Strawberry Festival kicks
off this weekend in Plant City with
country singer and former Dancing
with the Stars dancer Julianne Hough
performing at 7:30 p.m. Friday;
Switchfoot at 3:30 p.m. and Michael
W. Smith at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and
country's rookie of the year and former
Hootie and the Blowfish lead Darius


Rucker playing at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
If you haven't heard about it yet, the
2010 Bay Area Renaissance Festival
is going on this month at MOSI in
Tampa. This weekend's theme is the
Buccaneer Beer Fest with Microbrew
tasting, a BBQ competition and
longbow competition.
Hackin' Tickets are $17.95 for
Around adults and $9.95 for kids
By 5-12. Seniors can get in
SJohn for $14.95. You can pay
Hackworth at the gate or buy online
where you can save about
$5 per ticket. There are stage
acts, jousting and all kinds of fun
events and food. For more information
you can call 813-983-0111.
Local favorites the Boogiemen take
the stage Friday and Saturday at
Harpoon Harry's in Fishermen's
Village. The Crashers will be at the
Slip-Not Lounge in Punta Gorda
Friday night.
Brown Suga plays Thursday at the
M Club where Ted Osborn has plans
for a Disco night on Friday and
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'Haiti Relief Concert'
Millennium Physician Group and Charlotte
County Public Schools are planning a "Haiti Relief
Concert" from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. March 14 at the
Charlotte Harbor Event and Conference Center.
The concert will feature keyboardist Al
Holland, formerly of The Platters, as well as local
bands like The Boogiemen. Other musical acts include
Charlotte High School and Port Charlotte High School jazz bands.
Admission is free, but attendees are required to bring one donation
item for the "Hope for Haiti" organization. Donation items can range from
Band-Aids to clothes to medical supplies. A full list of needed items can
be found on the Millennium Physician Group Web site at
www.familymedicine.us.
Millennium Physician Group employees will then transport the supplies
to the "Hope for Haiti" organization, based out of Naples on March
15. "Hope for Haiti" ensures all supplies make it directly to the hospitals
and people of Haiti.
Residents and visitors in the Charlotte County area are invited to enjoy
great local music, good food and a chance to help the people of Haiti on
Sunday, March 14.
Charlotte Harbor Event and Conference Center is located at 75 Taylor Road,
Punta Gorda.


'Cook-ie-Off
The Girl Scouts of Gulfcoast Florida, Inc. will hold its annual Cook-ie-Off
event at 3 p.m. March 21 at the Isles Yacht Club, 1780 W. Marion Ave.,
Punta Gorda. The event is a celebration of local chefs artistic talents to
take different Girl Scout Cookies and create unique and fabulous desserts.
All the chefs provide their recipes in advance. Judging will be done by
guest local dignitaries, as well as a People's Choice and Chef's Choice
awards given. The public is invited to come out to sample these cookies,
and learn about what the Girl Scouts do in your community. Admission is
free and donations are accepted and will be donated to the Girl Scouts in
Charlotte County. For more information, call Alexandra Gornik at
941-921-5358, ext. 311.


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BY KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
Rogers and Hammerstein musicals
are in a class by themselves. One
of the best is "The King and I,"
which recently opened at the Broadway
Palm Dinner Theatre in Fort Myers,
where it plays through April 10.
This is a big production with big
dancing, big wonderful voices, charming
children, stunning sets and a subtle love
story that can bring tears.


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Galloway Stevens portrays the King of
Siam, with Amanda Morgan as Anna
Leonowens, the widowed teacher he
has brought from England to educate
his his many children from his many
wives. They have good chemistry on
stage and fine voices too.
There is a depth of vocal talent that
permeates this cast. YoonJeong Seong
as Tuptim, Ya Han Chang as Lady
Thiang and Jose Sampedro as Lun Tha
are three more examples. The two


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women should be in opera, so strong
and stunning are their voices.
Director Brian Enzman managed to
find an entire cast filled with fine voices,
dancing feet and everything else
needed to put on a first-rate Broadway
show. Amy Marie McCleary's choreogra-
phy and John P. White's costumes made
the King and Anna's polka a particularly
stunning scene in a show filled with
such scenes. Loren Strickland's musical
direction, Kristian D. Perry's sets an


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Thompson's
lighting were the icing on the cake of an
extraordinary production.
Tickets range from $27-$53 per
person. The Broadway Palm Dinner
Theatre is at 1380 Colonial Blvd., Fort
Myers. Use exit 136 from Interstate 75.
For tickets, visit
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BY KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
Continuing the presentations of
the FSU/Asolo Conservatory for
Actor Training is "Machinal"
which opened March 2 in the Cook
Theatre within the FSU Center
for the Performing Arl- II
will play there through
March 21.
Featuring
second-year
conservatory
students Dane
Clark, Will Little,
Ken Stellingwerf,
Kim Hausler,
Danny Jones, Alicia
Bullen, Lindsay Byt:.l
Angela Sauer, Adam
Carpenter, Devereau Chumrau,
and Ron Kagan, "Machinal" is about the
first woman to die in the electric chair.
Set in 1927, the Sophie Treadwell work
offers a variety of meaty roles for the
student actors who were chosen for the


three-year training program from more
than 1,200 applicants. Next year they
will perform on the Mertz mainstage
with members of the Asolo Repertory
Company.
Conservatory graduates receive a
master's degree in fine arts and
Ii.e skills to keep them
employedd in theater for
Vears to come.
Dmitry Troy-
anovsky, director
of the Conserva-
tory's 2007 award-
winning production
"The Bacchae,"
directed "Machinal."
Greg Leaming is the
Conservatory director.
The FSU Center is
located at 555 North Tamiami Trail,
Sarasota. Tickets are $27-$23 and half
price for students. Student rush tickets
are $5. Tuesday is a "Pay What You
Can" presentation. Those tickets may
not be reserved. Call 941-351-8000.


'Li'I Abner' opens at Apple


BY KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
The more live theater one sees along
the Cultural Coast the more one
appreciates the depth of talent.
Just one example is Bob Trisolini who,
despite preparing for the role of Pappy
Yokum in "Li'l Abner" at the Golden Apple
Dinner Theatre Feb. 24-April 4, stepped
into a very different role as a last-minute
replacement in "Lend Me a Tenor" for a
Feb. 11-21 run at The Players in Sarasota.
It helped that he has years of profes-
sional experience as an actor, director and
choreographer yet he still had just three
days between the closing of one show and
the opening of the other. Actually, because
of dress rehearsals for "Abner," it was
more like no days to switch from the role
of Saunders, the elegant opera company
manager, to the role of corncob-pipe
smoking Pappy Yokum.
He was perfect and perfectly
delightful in "Tenor."
In the former show he was directed by
the Apple's longtime star, Roberta


MacDonald. In his current role he is being
directed by MacDonald's husband and
Apple co-owner, Robert Ennis Turoff.
He had talented players with him on
stage at The Players and has an equally
talented company on stage at the Apple.
Based upon the Al Capp comic strip,
"Abner" takes place in Dogpatch,
home of the annual Sadie Hawkins Day
Race, in which Daisy Mae tries to snare
Li'l Abner despite his seeming lack of
interest in girls, even girls as pretty as
Daisy Mae. Add some political satire and
foot-stomping tunes and expect some
old-fashioned fun. Sets are by Michael
Newton-Brown, costumes by Dee
Richards and choreography by
DeWayne Barrett. John Visser is the
musical director.
Tickets, including buffet lunch or dinner,
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Out & About: Your guide to entertainment


'ANNIE'
(Through March 14)
Venice Theatre
140 W. Tampa Ave., Venice.
941-488-1115 or
www.venicestage.com.

'THE MOUSETRAP'
(Through March 21)
Lemon Bay Playhouse
96 W Dearborn St., Englewood.
941-475-6756.

BAY AREA RENAISSANCE
FESTIVAL
(Through March 28)
The Bay Area Renaissance
Festival is located at MOSI
11315 N. 46th St., Tampa.
813-983-0111 or
www.bayarearenaissancefest.com.

'THE PERFUME SHOP'
(Through April 1.)
Asolo Repertory Theatre
5555 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota.
941-351-8000.

'RUINED'
(Through April 3)
Florida Studio Theatre
Keating Theatre
1241 N. Palm Ave., Sarasota.
941-366-9000.

'THE KING AND I'
(Through April 10)
Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre
1380 Colonial Blvd., Fort Myers.
239-278-4422.

'HEARTS'
(Through April 11)
Asolo Repertory Theatre
5555 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota.
941-351-8000.


MARCH

GREAT BALLS OF FIRE
Starring Jason D. Williams
7 p.m. March 4.
Cultural Center Theater
2280 Aaron St., Port Charlotte.
941-625-4175 ext. 221.

TAYLOR SWIFT
with Kellie Pickler and Gloriana.
March 4.
St. Pete Times Forum
401 Channelside Drive, Tampa.
813-287-8844 or
www.ticketmaster.com.

FLORIDA STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
Headliners include: Roy Clark, Billy
Currington, Bobby Bare, Julianne
Hough, Suite Caroline, Switchfoot,
Michael W. Smith, Heidi Newfield,
Darius Rucker, Mel Tillis, Bill
Engvall, Debbie Reynolds, Josh
Turner, Aaron Tippin,The Oak
Ridge Boys, REO Speedwagon,
Smothers Brothers, Tracy
Lawrence, Clay Walker, Patty
Loveless, Sara Evans, Lynyrd
Skynyrd.
March 4 14.
2202 West Reynolds St., Plant City.
www.flstrawberryfestival.com.


THE BROWNS
7 p.m. March 5.
Cultural Center Theater
2280 Aaron St., Port Charlotte.
941-625-4175 ext. 221.

DANCING WITH THE
CHARLOTTE STARS
6 p.m. 10 p.m. March 5.
Cultural Center of Charlotte County
2280 Aaron St., Port Charlotte.
941-625-4175.

'MY HUCKLEBERRY FRIEND...'
Eric Watters sings the songs of
Johnny Mercer
8 p.m. March 6.
Church of the Nazarene
1535 E. Venice Ave., Venice.
941-488-1010 .

AN EVENING OF MUSIC
AND COMEDY
7 p.m. March 6.
Tim Goodman and Rosanne Botts,
Jim Lahrman, Amanda Segur
and Jeff Laub.
Cultural Center Theater
2280 Aaron St., Port Charlotte.
941-625-4175 ext. 221.

ENGLEWOOD MUSIC FESTIVAL
Greg Billings, Saint Tone, Max
McCann & The Displacments,
Beans & Seeds, Sound Cannon,
Yenisley, Franceso Maceri.
Noon March 6.
1300 S. River Raod, Englewood.
www.englewoodmusicfestival.com.

THE MUSICIANS FROM
MARLBORO
7:30 p.m. March 6.
Historic Asolo Theater at Ringling
Museum of Art
5401 Bay Shore Road, Sarasota.
941-360-7399.

ENGLEWOOD MUSIC FESTIVAL
Yenisley, The Greg Billings Band,
Saint TONE, Max McCann &The
Displacements, Sound Cannon,
Beans & Seed, Sound Cannon, and
Francesco Maceri.
March 6.
Englewood Sports Complex
1300 South River Road, Englewood.
www.EnglewoodMusicFestival.com.

SARASOTA OPERA
'Giovanna d'Arco' (Joan of Arc) by
Guiseppe Verdi
March 6 20.
61 N. Pineapple Ave., Sarasota.
941-366-8450.

'SIMPLY STREISAND'
Carla Del Villaggio
7 p.m. March 7.
Cultural Center Theater
2280 Aaron St., Port Charlotte.
941-625-4175 ext. 221.

THE DIAMONDS
March 7 8.
Venice Theatre
140 W. Tampa Ave, Venice.
941-488-1115 or
www.venicestage.com.

AN ENCHANTED EVENING -
THE MUSIC OF BROADWAY
March 8.
Broadway Palm Dinner Theater
1380 Colonial Blvd., Fort Myers.
239-278-4422 or
www.BroadwayPalm.com.


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BILL ALLRED & HIS CLASSIC
JAZZ BAND
7 p.m. March 8.
Cultural Center Theater,
2280 Aaron St., Port Charlotte.
941-625-4175.

ST. PATRICK'S EVENT
March 9.
Girl Talk Duo, Gillian McCormack's
Irish Dance Academy.
Irish American Club
4500 Harbor Blvd., Port Charlotte.
941-629-5140.

THE HITMAKERS
7 p.m. March 9.
Cultural Center Theater
2280 Aaron St., Port Charlotte.
941-625-4175 ext. 221.

THE MOODY BLUES
March 10.
Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall
13350 Edison Parkway, Fort Myers.
239-481-4849 or
www.bbmannpah.com.

PETER & FRIENDS
7 p.m. March 10.
Cultural Center of Charlotte County
2280 Aaron St., Port Charlotte.
941-625-4175.

SARASOTA ORCHESTRA
'The Green, Green Grass of Home'
March 10-13.
Beatrice Friedman Symphony Center
709 Tamiami Trail, Sarasota.
941-953-3434.

'RENT'
March 11 -April 11.
Venice Theatre
140 W. Tampa Ave, Venice.
941-488-1115 or
www.venicestage.com.

'WIZARD OF OZ'
Lemon Bay High School
March 11 -21.
Lemon Bay Playhouse
96 W Dearborn St., Englewood.
941-473-0952 or
www.lbhstheatre.com.

'MANAGING MAXINE'
March 12- April 18.
Asolo Repertory Theatre
5555 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota.
941-351-8000.

SABABA CONCERT
7 p.m. March 13.
Jewish Center of Venice
600 N. Auburn Road, Venice.
941-488-8128.

MICHAEL BUBLE
March 13.
St. Pete Times Forum
401 Channelside Drive, Tampa.
813-287-8844 or
www.ticketmaster.com.

'UNPLUGGED! THEATRE
IN THE RAW'
March 13 April 3.
Asolo Repertory Theatre
5555 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota.
941-351-8000.

'BACK HOME AGAIN A TRIBUTE
TO JOHN DENVER'
Tom Becker
2 p.m., 7 p.m. March 14.
Cultural Center Theater
2280 Aaron St., Port Charlotte.
941-625-4175 ext. 221.


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PATTI HIGHLAND
8 p.m. March 14.
Venice Theatre
140 W. Tampa Ave, Venice.
941-488-1115 or
www.venicestage.com.

DAVID LEE PARKER PEACE RIVER
CELTIC FESTIVAL
Noon 6 p.m. March 14.
Punta Gordas Elks Lodge
25538 Shore Drive, Punta Gorda.
941-625-8544 or www.celticheritage-
productions.com/festivals.

CHARLOTTE COUNTY BIG BAND
7 p.m. March 15.
Cultural Center of Charlotte County
2280 Aaron St., Port Charlotte.
941-625-4175.

'CIRQUE DREAMS ILLUMINATION'
March 16 March 21.
Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall
13350 Edison Parkway, Fort Myers.
239-481-4849 or
www.bbmannpah.com.

'AN IRISH CELEBRATION'
Paddy and Kathleen Gilhooly
March 17.
Cultural Center Theater
2280 Aaron St., Port Charlotte.
941-625-4175 ext. 221.

THE SILVER FOXES FOLLIES
March 17-21.
Venice Theatre
140 W. Tampa Ave, Venice.
941-488-1115 or
www.venicestage.com.

'A TRIBUTE TO GARTH BROOKS
& PATSY CLINE'
Kip Sweeny and Donna Moore
7 p.m. March 19.
Cultural Center Theater
2280 Aaron St., Port Charlotte.
941-625-4175 ext. 221.

SARASOTA ORCHESTRA
'Ellis Island: The Dream of America'
March 19.
Beatrice Friedman Symphony Center
709 Tamiami Trail, Sarasota.
941-953-3434.

'ONCE UPON A MATTRESS'
March 19 -21.
North Port Performing Arts Center
North Port High School
6400 West Price Blvd., North Port.
866-406-7722 or 941-426-8479.

CHARLOTTE COUNTY
CONCERT BAND
2 pm. March 21.
Cultural Center of Charlotte County
2280 Aaron St., Port Charlotte.
941-625-4175.

YA FEI CHUANG, PIANO,
"JOIE DE VIVRE"
March 21, 23.
Historic Asolo Theater at Ringling
Museum of Art
5401 Bay Shore Road, Sarasota.
941-360-7399.

'AN EVENING AT THE MOVIES'
6 p.m. March 21.
Visani, 2400 Kings Highway,
Port Charlotte.
941-475-0636.
Proceeds benefit EARS' animals.


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ton of the Sn Live Entertainment ** * *

Nightwatch is a listing of area nightclubs and restaurants which provide live entertainment to their patrons.
To have a listing added, please e-mail the name, address and phone number of the nightclub or restaurant to the Let's Go editor at letsgo@sun-herald.com.


DESOTO
* Nav-A-Gator
Bar & Grill
9700 S.W.
Riverview Circle
(off Kings Highway)
941-625-4407.
* Wagon Wheel
165 S. Polk Ave,
Arcadia.


ENGLEWOOD
* Avizzanno's
Sassy Snapper
70 Indiana Ave,
Englewood.
941-460-1900.
* Englewood Elks
401 N. Indiana Ave.
Englewood
941-474-1404.
* Englewood Eagles
250 Old Englewood
Road, Englewood.
941-474-9802.
* Englewood's
on Dearborn
362 W. Dearborn
St., Englewood.
941-475-7501.
- Mango Bistro
301 W. Dearborn
St., Englewood.
941-681-3500.
New Royal Palm
Marina & Tiki Bar
779 W. Wentwort St.,
Englewood.
941-475-6882.
* Rotonda American
Legion Post 113
3436 Indiana Road
Rotonda West.
941-697-3616


* Rotonda Elks
303 Rotonda Blvd.
W., Rotonda.
941-697-2710.
* Shuckers Seafood
and Steakhouse
2440 S. Mccall
Road, Englewood.
941-681-3036.

NORTH PORT
* Buffalo
Wild Wings
700 Sumter
Crossings Drive,
North Port.
941-429-9722.
- Old World
Restaurant
14415 S. Tamiami
Trail, North Port.
941-426-1155.
- Riverside Lounge
at Budget Inn
14000 Tamiami
Trail, North Port.
941-429-1534.
-VFW Post 8203
4860 Trott Circle,
North Port.
941-426-6865.

PORT
CHARLOTTE
- Boomers Sports
Bar & Nightclub
2360 Tamiami Trail,
Port Charlotte.
941-743-4140.
* Bowland
3192 Harbor Blvd.,
Port Charlotte.
941-625-4794.
* Broad Street
Bar & Grill
at Treasure Lanes
1059 Tamiami Trail,
Port Charlotte.
941-625-3930.


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Marina and
WaterfrontTiki Bar
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
3/6, Kenny Rose, 3-6PM
3/7, Finger Mullet, 2-6PM
941-475-6 882 77i9W.ev or.o. Ele'oo
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* Treasure Lanes
1059 Tamiami Trail,
Port Charlotte.
941-625-3930.
- Visani featuring
The Comedy Zone
2400 Kings Highway,
Port Charlotte.
941-629-9191.


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The Crashers 8.OOPM-12.00AM
Friday, March 5th
Brown Suga 8:00PM-12:00AM
Saturday, March 6th
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- Gatorz
3816 Tamiami Trail,
Port Charlotte.
941-625-5000.
- Joe Cracker
1020 El Jobean
Road, Port Charlotte.
941-258-3444.
- MS Rascal's
Loony Bin
1182 Tamiami Trail,
Port Charlotte.
941-255-5999.
* Port Charlotte Elks
20225 Kenilworth Blvd.,
off Veterans Blvd.,
Port Charlotte.
941-627-9811.
. Portside Tavern
3636 Tamiami Trail,
Port Charlotte.
941-629-3055.
. Q's Sports
Bar and Girl
4030 Tamiami Trail,
Port Charlotte.
941-764-6969.
* Sports City
4660 Tamiami Trail,
Port Charlotte.
941-627-6264.
- Sun Flea Market
18505 Paulson
Drive,
Port Charlotte.
941-255-3532.


- Willie's Cocktails
4095 Tamiami Trail,
Port Charlotte.
941-624-2245.
. Ziggy's Lounge
825 B1Tamiami
Trail, Port Charlotte.
941-255-1080.

PUNTA
GORDA
-American Legion
2101 Taylor Road,
Punta Gorda.
941-639-6337.
* Bin 82 Tasting
Room
258 W Marion
Ave., Punta Gorda.
941-916-9581.
* Captain's
Table Lounge
1200 W. Retta
Esplanade,
Punta Gorda
941-637-1177.
* Danny's Deep
Creek Pub
24901 Sandhill
Blvd. Unit 14,
Punta Gorda.
941-764-0640.
* Dean's South
of The Border
130 Tamiami Trail,
Punta Gorda
941-575-6100.


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- Harpoon Harry's
1200 W. Retta
Esplanade,
Punta Gorda.
941-637-1177.
- Harbor Lady
Cruises
Fishermen's Village
1200 W. Retta
Esplanade,
Punta Gorda.
941-639-0969.
* Jack's Cafe
201 W. Marion
Ave.,
Punta Gorda.
941-637-8800.


* The Perfect
Caper
121 E. Marion
Ave., Punta Gorda.
941-505-9009.
* Punta Gorda Elks
25538 Shore
Drive, Punta Gorda.
941-637-2606.
* Ryan's Subs
and Sports Grill
5268 Duncan
Road, Punta
Gorda.
941-505-7827.
* Slip-Not Lounge
1601 Tamiami Trail,


* Honoluana
Island Grill
222 Airport
Ave.,Venice.
941-483-3553.
* Morgan's
Restaurant
At the Osprey Inn
1660 S. Tamiami
Trail, Osprey.
941-966-2121.
SThe Office Pub
1195 U.S. 41
Bypass South,
Venice.
941-445-5973.


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The Tavern
Bar and Grill
126 W. Marion
Ave., Punta Gorda.
941-639-7655.
Tilly's Tap
3149 Duncan
Road
Punta Gorda.
941-505-0798.

VENICE
Crow's Nest
1968 Tarpon
Center Drive,
Venice.
941-484-9551.


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* Saltwater Cafe
1071 N. Tamiami
Trail, Nokomis.
941-488-3775.
* Sharky's
1600 Harbor Drive,
S., Venice.
941-488-1456.
* Snook Haven
5000 Venice Ave.,
Venice.
941-485-7221.
- TJ Carney's
231 W. Venice Ave.,
Venice.
941-480-9244.


941-697-0859

* Fishermen's
Village
1200 W. Retta
Esplanade,
Punta Gorda.
941-639-8721.
* Mooseheads
318 Tamiami Trail
Punta Gorda.
941-505-0404.
- One Eleven
201 West
Marion Ave.,
Punta Gorda.
941-637-8800.


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* Chubbyz 2 Tavern
4109 Tamiami Trail,
Port Charlotte.
941-613-0002.
- Coyote's Bar & Grill
4300 Kings Hwy
412, Port Charlotte.
941-629-2114.
* Deep Creek Elks
1133 Capricorn
Blvd., Deep Creek.
941-764-6825.


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SUN PHOTO BY RUTH SPIES
Chair-ity artist Pat Presseller and
Frank Desguin pose for a photo just
after Desguin placed the winning bid
on the chair Presseller decorated for
the 1st Annual Chair-ity Auction at the
Visual Arts Center in Punta Gorda.
Twenty one uniquely decorated chairs
were sold to the highest bidders during
the event.


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SUN PHOTO BYTAMI GARCIA
Pauly Shore, comedian and actor,
performed for two sold-out standup
shows atVisani Restaurant & The
Comedy Zone, where some of his topics
included current news, aging, and Tiger
Woods. Shore became a host on MTV in
1989, which eventually led to hosting his
own MTV program "Totally Pauly."


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SUN PHOTO BY RUTH SPIES
Constance Robinson of the Visual Arts Center's Endowment Trust
and Denise Henry, President of the Board of Directors, attended
the Visual Arts Center's reception for the winners of the 7th
Biennial National Art Exhibit. Over 700 entries were received for
this year's prestigious juried exhibition, and 138 were selected
for the exhibit. The Punta Gorda exhibit is free and open to the
public until March 12.


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SUN PHOTO BY RUTH SPIES
Eric Drexler takes a break from
demonstrating the techniques he uses in
creating his intricate stitched designs
during a reception atThe Rose Gallery.
His work is on on a national tour at the
Original Sewing and Quilt Expo in Tampa.


SUN PHOTO BY CHERYL ZIEMKE
Stephanie Quinn paints a spiderman
on the cheek of Harry Palmer while
brother Charlie shows us the inspera-
tion. They boys are visiting with their
family and stopped by the Cracker Fair
on Dearborn Street in Englewood


PHOTO PROVIDED
The Punta Gorda Garden Club Flower Show Committee
meets to discuss plans for "Sixty and Still Growing," an
Open to the Public Flower Show which will be present-
ed at the First United Methodist Church, Punta Gorda
from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. March 12. With Gladys
Hemphill, the chairman holding a show schedule are
seen Anne Simpson and Carole Biggs, co-presidents,
Carolyn Honour, horticulture chairman and Elise
Haymans, show advisor.

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SUN PHOTO BY CHERYL ZIEMKE
Strolling around the Cracker Fair on
Dearborn Street in Englewood are Millie
and Lucky with their human Linda
Thomas vacationing from Michigan.


SUN PHOTO BY TAMI GARCIA
John Hall, a 1992 graduate of Port Charlotte High
School, former NFL kicker, and owner of The Goal Post
Grill and Bar, autographs a book he gave to Conner
Dillow, 5, a kindergarten student at Community Christian
Academy, during Family Night at the restaurant, recently.
Hall will be signing and giving children's books away
again from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.Tuesday, and plans to host
Family Night, every otherTuesday.


SUN PHOTO BY CHERYL ZIEMKE
In Englewood at the Cracker Fair on Dearborn
Street, Emma Nachtwey, 2, has her face painted.
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'Dancing with
The Charlotte Stars 2010'
"Dancing with The Charlotte Stars 2010,"
sponsored by the Arts & Humanities Council of
Charlotte County, will be held this year on Friday
at the Cultural Center of Charlotte County, 2280
Aaron St., Port Charlotte. This year's dancing stars
are: Ellen Andreas; Sheriff Bill Cameron; Jill McCrory;
Kaley Miller; Dr. Kevin Van Nostrand; and Bill Weller, candidate for Charlotte
County School Board.
As on the TV show, four judges will rate the dance couples presenting first-,
second-, and third-place prizes, as well as honorable mentions. This year's
judges include: Nancy Prafke; Dr. David Gayler; Punta Gorda City Councilman
Don McCormick; and Tammi Frohlich. The audience will vote, with their
wallets, for the "People's Choice" winner. Absentee balloting is also
encouraged.
Florida Dance Workshop and Higher Ground Performing Arts are providing
the dance instructor/partners for the "Stars," and dance students from both
studios will also perform.
Tickets cost $60 per person, or $480 per table of eight. In addition to the
show, appetizers, a buffet dinner and music provided by Broadway in a Box is
included. For more information or to order tickets, call 941-764-8100 or e-mail
charlottearts @daystar.net.
"Dancing with the Charlotte Stars 2010" is a fundraising event for the
Arts & Humanities Council of Charlotte County.

'Once Upon A Mattress'
NPHS theater department presents their spring musical, "Once Upon A
Mattress," based on The Princess and the Pea fairy tale. March 19 21.
Friday and Saturday performances are at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m.
Ticket prices are $5 for students and $10 for adults, and on Sunday there is
a special senior citizens discount.
For tickets, call 866-406-7722 or 941-426-8479.
The show will be held at the high school at the North Port Performing Arts
Center, North Port High School, 6400 West Price Blvd., North Port.


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Alice in Wonderland (PG)
Tim Burton takes a stab at
Lewis Carroll's timeless tale of
a young girl (Mia Wasikowska) ".
lost within a fantasyland with -
this 3-D production of Alice in
Wonderland. The Lion
King's Linda Woolverton
provides the script, with Hollywood
heavyweights Richard Zanuck and
Joe Roth heading up the production
team. Burton veteran collaborator
Johnny Depp co-stars as The Mad
Hatter in the Walt Disney Productions
picture. Ninteen-year-old Alice returns
to the magical world from her child-
hood adventure, where she reunites
with her old friends and learns of her
true destiny: to end the Red Queen's
reign of terror.

Alvin and the Chipmunks:
The Squeakquel (G) B
Now in the care of Dave Seville's
nephew (Zachary Levi), Alvin, Simon
and Theodore take a break from pop-
music stardom and return to school.
Almost immediately, the tiny tune-
smiths are given the giant task of
saving their school's music program
by winning a battle of the band's
contest. Though the boys think
winning the contest will be easy,
romantic and musical sparks fly when
they meet Brittany, Eleanor and
Jeannette also known as The
Chipettes.

Avatar (PG-13) A-
Avatar takes us to a spectacular
world beyond imagination, where a
reluctant hero embarks on an epic
adventure, ultimately fighting to save
the alien world he has learned to call
home. James Cameron, the Oscar-
winning director of "Titanic," first
conceived the film 15 years ago,
when the means to realize his vision
did not exist yet. Now, after four years
of production, AVATAR, a live action
film with a new generation of special
effects, delivers a fully immersive
cinematic experience of a new kind,
where the revolutionary technology
invented to make the film disappears
into the emotion of the
characters and the
sweep of the
story. Area


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The Book of Eli (R) A-
In the not-too-distant future, across
the wasteland of what once was
America, a lone warrior (Washington)
must fight to bring civilization the
knowledge that could be the key to its
redemption and save the future of
humanity.

Brooklyn's Finest (R)
Richard Gere, Don Cheadle,
and Ethan Hawke star in this .'j
cop drama from director -'
Antoine Fuqua and Millenni-
um Films. The story sur-
rounds three Brooklyn cops
from varying sides of the
force who unknowingly converge
together at a hot crime spot.

Cop Out (R) C
Two longtime NYPD partners on
the trail of a stolen, rare, mint-condi-
tion baseball card find themselves up
against a merciless, memorabilia-
obsessed gangster. Jimmy the
veteran detective whose missing
collectible is his only hope to pay for
his daughter's upcoming wedding,
and Paul is his "partner-against-
crime" whose preoccupation with his
wife's alleged infidelity makes it hard
for him to keep his eye on the ball.

The Crazies (R) B-
David Dutten (Timothy Olyphant) is
sheriff of Ogden Marsh, a picture-
perfect American town with happy,
law-abiding citizens. But one night,
one of them comes to a school
baseball game with a loaded shot-
gun, ready to kill. Another man burns
down his own house...after locking
his wife and young son in a closet
inside. Within days, the town has
transformed into a sickening asylum;
people who days ago lived quiet,
unremarkable lives have now become
depraved, blood-thirsty killers, hiding
in the darkness with guns and knives.
Sheriff Dutten tries to make sense of
what's happening as the horrific,
nonsensical violence escalates.
Something is infecting the citizens of
Ogden Marsh...with insanity.
Now complete
anarchy

heaters reigns
as


one by one the townsfolk succumb to
an unknown toxin and turn sadistical-
ly violent. In an effort to keep the
madness contained, the government
uses deadly force to close off all
access and won't let anyone in or out
- even those uninfected.


Dear John (PG-13) B+
When a soldier named John Tyree
(Channing Tatum) meets an idealistic
college student named Savannah
Curtis (Amanda Seyfried), it's the
beginning of a true romance. Over the
next seven tumultuous years, the
lovers, separated by John's increasing-
ly dangerous deployment, stay in touch
through their letters, meeting in person
only rarely. However, their correspon-
dence triggers fateful consequences.

Edge of Darkness (R) B-
As detective Thomas Craven (Mel
Gibson) is investigating his activist
daughter's murder he uncovers a
corporate cover up along with govern-
ment collusion that brings the unwant-
ed attention of an agent whose job is
cleaning up evidence of a crime.


Percy and his friends must embark
on a cross-country adventure to catch
the true thief, save Percy's family, and
unravel a mystery more powerful than
the gods themselves.

Sherlock Holmes (PG-13) B
In a dynamic new portrayal of
Arthur Conan Doyle's most famous
characters, Sherlock Holmes and his
stalwart partner Watson embark on
their latest challenge. Revealing
fighting skills as lethal as his leg-
endary intellect, Holmes battles as
never before to bring down a new
nemesis and unravel a deadly plot
that could destroy the country.

Shutter Island (R) A-
The project centers on a U.S.
marshal (Mark Ruffalo) who along with
his new partner (Leonardo DiCaprio)
travels to a Massachusetts island to
investigate the disappearance of a
patient from a hospital for the criminal-
ly insane. During their inquiry, the two
encounter a web of deceit, experience
a hurricane and become involved in a
deadly inmate riot that leaves them
trapped on the island.


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A low-ranking intelligence operative
(Jonathan Rhys Meyers) working in
the office of the U.S. Ambassador in
France takes on more than he
bargained for when he partners with
a wisecracking, fast-shooting, high-
ranking U.S. agent (John Travolta)
who's been sent to Paris to stop a
terrorist attack.


Percy Jackson & the
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Trouble-prone teen Percy Jackson
is about to be kicked out school -
but that's the least of his problems.
The gods of Mount Olympus and
assorted monsters seem to have
walked out of the pages of Percy's
Greek mythology texts and into his
life and they're not happy. Zeus'
lightning bolt has been stolen, and
Percy is the prime suspect. Now,


"Up in the Air" starring George
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rate downsizing expert whose cher-
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just as he is on the cusp of reaching
ten million frequent flyer miles and
just after he's met the frequent-
traveler woman of his dreams.

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home of Blackmoor for many years,
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Del Toro) returns to find his missing
brother at the request of the latter's
fiancee, Gwen (Emily Blunt). He
learns that a creature has links to an
ancient curse turning people into
werewolves when the moon is full. To
save the village and protect Gwen, he
must slay the bloodthirsty beast, but
he contends with a horrifying family
legacy.


Find movie listings in the daily classified section of your paper
or on Saturdays in the Venice Gondolier.
Town Center 16, 1441 Tamiami Trail, Port Charlotte. 941-623-0111.
Frank Theatre Galleria 12, 2111 South Tamiami Trail, Venice. 941-408-0011.
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Compadre's is colorful and offers intimate places to dine.


Compadre's


BY CHUCK BALLARO
SUN CORRESPONDENT

has been open five years wins newspa-
per awards for being the best five years
in a row.
That's what sets Compadre's apart from
the rest. The Mexican restaurant at 498
W. Dearborn St. in Englewood has won
the Englewood Sun's award for best
Mexican restaurant every full year it's
been open.
Javier and Wendy Nunez opened
Compadre's in December 2004and filled
the void of a good Mexican restaurant in
town that doesn't have "bell" in its name.
The Nunez's didn't have any exotic
reasoning behind opening Compadre's.
"We wanted our own business, basical-
ly," said Wendy Nunez. "There really wasn't
anything like this in Englewood."


The word got out quickly and the awards
soon followed. They didn't really need
comedy nights or anything special and
they still don't. The food speaks for itself.
The atmosphere is what you would
expect, dimly lit with dark red walls with
Mexican music in the background. The
size is deceptive, as there are many tables
in the back.
For those who prefer eating in the
sunlight, there are several tables outside.
There's no awning, so hope for a sunny day.
But it's the food people come for, and it's
very good and reasonably priced.
"We have a special for $7.45 where
people pick what they like," Nunez said.
"Some like it spicy, some don't."
The special offers chimichangas, sour
cream chicken, enchiladas or spinach,
green tomatillo, tamales, tacos, tostadas
and chicken fajitas.


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People dine at Compadre's for lunch. Most of their offerings are in the $8-$12 range.


The fajitas and burritos sell well, Nunez
said, and when you add the rice and
beans you get a lot of food for the
money.
They have their signature dishes such
as the Tacos Al Carbon, two soft flour
tortillas filled with marinated charbroiled
steak strips or chicken and topped with
grilled onions, bell peppers and "pico de
gallo," a mixture of onions, chili peppers
and tomatoes.
For $14.95, you can also try the
Compadre Sampler; chicken fajitas,
grilled quesadillas, palitos, guacamole,
sour cream and cheese dip.
That is among the more expensive
offerings. Many of their dishes are in the
$8 to $12 range. They include beef and


fish tacos, care asada, and many
kinds of chicken dishes.
Finish it off with some real Mexican
desserts such as flan, xango, which is
cheesecake wrapped in a tortilla with
raspberry sauce, and fried ice cream,
which comes in a tortilla.
As for the success, Nunez attributes it
to her husband.
"He worked in the restaurant business
for so long," Nunez said. "He's taken the
best out of all the places he's worked. It's
just a mix of everything and all the
experience he's had."
Compadre's is open Sunday- Thursday
from 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Friday and
Saturday until 9 during season. For more
information, call 475-4010.


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Diamonds stroll into

Venice Theatre


Two big days are being planned for the
return of the Peace River Seafood Festival,
March 13 and 14 at Laishley Park in
Punta Gorda.
Both days will feature seafood vendors galore,
business and craft vendors, water ski show, massive kids
area including rock wall, Mote Marine Touch Tank and pony rides.
Local Boat dealers, marine vendors and business's will also display their
products and services
Free parking and $1 donation at the gate, bring lawn chairs and stay the
day! No coolers allowed. Festival hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m March 13 and
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 14.


BY KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
Take your "Li'l Darling" by the
hand and "Stroll" on over to
Venice Theatre for one of its
most popular concerts. The
Diamonds are back for the
fourth year, March 7 and
8, with concerts at
8 p.m. each evening.
In its 60th year, the
theater is celebrating
its diamond anniver-
sary this season,
making the Diamonds
show even more appropri-
ate than ever.
Members of the group are: Bobby
Poynton, Jerry Siggins, Gary Owens
and Joe Finetti. Owens is the arranger
and wardrobe designer.


In addition to singing the songs that
made the original Diamonds famous,
today's group sings some Do-wop, the
old hits of the 50s and 60s and pays
homage to all the "Rour" groups
The Four Lads, Four
Aces, Four Freshmen,
Four Preps, Brothers
^, Four and the Four
Seasons.
Viewers are
bound to hear at least
one of their favorites
from that era.
Venice Theatre is at
140 W. Tampa Ave., on the
island in downtown Venice.
Tickets are $35 per person and
expected to sell out. Visit
www.venicestage.com or call the box
office at 941-488-1115.


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Eric Watters is back in the groove


BY KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
V enice song and dance man Eric
Watters is back in the groove,
preparing for his 17th show to
benefit the Venice Symphony's educa-
tion outreach program,
Symphony in the
Schools. Aimed at
third graders, the .
program introduces
the students to the
instruments and
music associated
with a symphony
orchestra.
This year, Watters'
theme is the music of
Johnny Mercer and there
will be one show only at 8
p.m., Saturday.
Watters has been researching Mercer
and his music for months while prepar-
ing the song and dance routines that
have entertained thousands of Venetian
residents and visitors the past 18 years.
Mercer, who was born, raised and is
now buried in Savannah, wrote the lyrics
to more than 1,500 songs. His music
was especially popular in the 1930s,


1940s and 1950s and included such hits
as "Moon River," "Days of Wine and
Roses," "In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the
Evening" and "That Old Black Magic."
Past shows have included guest
appearances by symphony board
members and/or other singers and
dancers.
This year, the bonus is the
: chance to enjoy a buffet dinner at
The Plantation, 500 Rockley
Blvd. from 4:30 to 6:45 p.m.,
which allows time to get to the 8
p.m. show at the Venice Church
of the Nazarene, 1535 E. Venice
Ave., where the symphony
performs most of its concerts
during the year. Dinner is $22.50 per
person, including salad, choice of
entree, dessert, beverage, tax and tip.
Reservations are suggested as seating is
limited for the buffet. Call 941-493-4223.
Tickets to the performance at the
church are $25 per person and may be
purchased from the symphony office.
Call 941-488-1010. Consider that in past
years, Watters has often performed
more than one sold-out show and
that just one performance is
scheduled this year.


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Former Pakistan president

speaks at Town Hall


FLOWER FESTIVAL


BY KIM COOL
FEATURES EDITOR
Town Hall continues its season
March 8 with a talk by a former
president of Pakistan, Pervez
Musharraf
Now in its 30th year, the Town Hall
lecture series sponsored by the Ringling
College Library Association, brings the
world to the Cultural Coast.
The five-lecture series concludes
March 31 with a talk by Phillipe de
Montebello who was the director and
finally CEO of the Metropolitan Museum


of Art for more than 25 years.
Town Hall supports the Ringling
College library and also provides
scholarship aid to students of the
75-year-old college.
Lectures are presented twice, at
10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., at the
Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall,
777 North Tamiami Trail, Sarasota.
Individual tickets are $60-$86 and can
be reserved by phone at 941-925-1343.
For information, visit
www.RCLAssociation.org.


Venice Art Center


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PROVIDED BY VENICE ART CENTER

was elected the new president
of the Venice Arts Center
for 2010.
Before moving to Venice
she lived in Virginia where
she was a member of a
potters' cooperative, Grey
House Potters, for
18 years.
"I love teaching and seeing
my students get turned on to a
medium that has brought me so much joy
and so many challenges over the years,"
Baxter said.
Her teaching career began with the
Arlington County (Virginia) Department of
Parks, Recreation & Community


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intermediate and advanced wheel throwing
classes and also workshops on
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Baxter also taught hand

Arlington County Elemen-
tary School.
Since her move to
Venice five years ago, she
has continued teaching and
displaying her pots at the
Venice Art Center. Baxter's under-
graduate degree is in pottery and she has
taken many workshops over the years to
enhance her skills and further her
education.
Baxter succeeds Tanya Sauppe who
served as president the past two years.


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Two weeks before the opening of Epcot's International Flower Festival, masses of potted
cedar trees shielded planting areas for Walt Disney World visitors. The annual event runs
from March 3 to May 16 and is included with regular admission. Also included are daily
garden tips from experts and daily concerts in the America Gardens Theatre. For
information, call 407-W-DISNEY.


'Li


Abner' revives


Sadie Hawkins Day


BY AUDREY BLACKWELL
STAFF WRITER
Coming in out of the cold of winter,
audience members warmed with
laughter at the antics of Daisy
Mae chasing Li'l Abner at the Golden
Apple Dinner Theatre Feb. 26.
The scene was part of the fun and
games conjured up long ago by car-
toonist Al Capp when he created Sadie
Hawkins Day in his Li'l Abner comic
strip that ran from 1934 to 1977.
On that day, Daisy Mae (Heather
Kopp) and the women of Dogpatch,
U.S.A., chase the man they want to
marry. For Daisy Mae, that man is Abner
Yokum (Matthew C. Scott), and she
does get her man.
The play, comprising a robust cast of
27, depicts humanity at its core when
the women chase the men to seal their
love. They take to the aisles of the
theatre carrying items with which to
snare their loved one oversized bats
and fish nets hollering all the way in
skimpy country duds.
During the play, which is loaded with
political satire often fitting today's world,
the audience meets General Bullmoose
(Robert Ennis Turoff), Earthquake
McGoon (Ryan Fitts), Dr. Ramona T
Finsdale (Roberta MacDonald), Mammy


Yocum (Ellie Pattison) and Pappy Yokum
(Bob Trisolini) and others.
The audience also learns about
Confederate General Jubilation T
Cornpone from Dogpatchers singing
about him in front of his statue in the
park. In the end, a letter from President
Abraham Lincoln, found under the
deceased general's statue, saves the
town from becoming a nuclear testing
site.
Robert Ennis Turoff produced the
musical through Coastal theatre
Productions Inc. John Visser is musical
director, costumes are by Dee Richards,
choreography is by Dewayne Barrett,
and set and light design is by Michael
Newton-Brown.
The musical runs through April 4.
Tickets are $41-$43 each, including
lunch or dinner. Tuesday through
Saturday dinner starts at 6 p.m.,
followed by the show at 8 p.m. On
Saturday, lunch is served at noon,
followed by the show at 1:30 p.m. On
Sunday, dinner starts at 4 p.m.,
followed by a show at 6 p.m.
The theatre is located at
25 N. Pineapple Ave., Sarasota.
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