Football
Channing Crowdeli
will forgo his final
two years of
eligibility and
enter the NFL
draft.
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CRiSTY LoFTrs
cloftis@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
Just a few days after Gov.
Jeb Bush signed a bill that
enables children to attend
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Wednesday to discuss the
new legislation; however,
executive director Sonya
Bosanko could provide few
details to learning center


providers.
"I have more questions
than. I have answers,"
Bosanko said.
The Voluntary Pre-K edu-
cation program begins Sept 1
for Florida's 4-year-olds.
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AMY SHANNON
ashannon@
chronicleonline.com
Chronicle

Faced with a sheriff's deputy
on his heels and the
Withlacoochee River, an Inglis
man chose the river.
James Blair Bailey, 23, 11240
Northwood Drive, swam across
the Withlacoochee River to


evade sheriff deputies. Tierney said depu-
Once he reached the ties drove Bailey to
Levy County side, he Citrus County. He did
saw a Citrus County not swim back
deputy waiting for him According to his
and surrendered, arrest report, this is
"Mr. Bailey swam what happened:
across the entire river A deputy on West
and got up on the James River Road saw a black
embankment where the Blair Bailey two-door Oldsmobile
deputy was," Citrus swam to Inglis. approaching his patrol
County sheriff's car driving 45 mph in a
spokeswoman Gail Tierney 35 mph zone.
said. "He was given the option The deputy activated his
to be arrested by Levy County emergency lights in order to
or by us and he voluntary pull the driver over. The car
returned back." turned into the driveway of a


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TERRY WITT
terrywitt@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle
Les Githens used to walk his
dog through a forest in Citrus
Hills that he says is now bar-
ren.
Githens blames the county
for adopting a tree ordinance
last year that exempted Citrus
Hills and other large residen-
tial developments from a rule
that penalizes individ-
ual residents for clear-
cutting trees on their
home sites.
Githens, a Citrus
Hills resident, will ask
the Planning and
Development Review
Board today to recom-
mend revoking the
exemption. He says the Li
exemption has allowed
Citrus Hills developer prles
Steve Tamposi to-clear- -'--
cut acres of trees for
homes.
"I want to make it clear this
is not a vindictive effort,"
Githens said in a presentation
Wednesday to the Chronicle
Editorial Board. "Tamposi is
doing a great job. He just needs
to do it in a different way."
The county tree ordinance
requires individual lot owners
to survey their property and
identify trees to save before
they can build. The county


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The Citrus County
Planning and
Development Review
Board meets at 9 a.m.
today in the Lecanto
Government Building on
I County Road 491.
planning staff reviews the sur-
vey. If the lot owners choose to
clear-cut their lots, they must
replant enough trees
around the home to
replace the ones pro-
tected by the ordi-
nance.
Citrus Hills and
other large planned
developments are
exempt from the
es requirement. Githens
iens is pressing the county
arving to preserve the tree
anopy. canopy in these devel-
-........ opmentsby eliminating
the exemption.
Planned developments, or
PDs, are guided by master
plans.
Community Services Direc-
tor Chick Dixon said PDs were
exempted to give developers
the flexibility to create green
space by clustering homes and
using other land-management.
techniques.
"The premise is PDs already
Please see TREES/Page 4A


Trio breaks into


home at gunpoint


Victims tied

up, robbed
AMY SHANNON
ashannon@
chronicleonline.com
Chronicle


aore than 18 children in a A woman and two men broke
classroom. In the summer, into an Inverness house early
children are offered 300 Wednesday, robbed a man and
ours with a maximum of 10 woman at gunpoint and bound
pupils. them together with tape, Citrus
About 160 high-risk chil- County Sheriff's officials
reported.
Please see LEARNING/Page.5A Spokeswoman Gail Tierney
said the incident is listed as a
home invasion robbery be-
cause the three suspects force-
st fully entered the home while it
id aest "We don't see too many of
them, but they're certainly not
house on River Road. Bailey unprecedented," she said
got out of the car and walked about the incident "I'm sure
away. The deputy approached they'll be doing a lot of ques-
Bailey and ordered him to stop. tioning and see what we can do
Bailey ran to the edge of an suspect-wise."
embankment and jumped into According to a press release,
the Withlacoochee River, the this is what happened:
report said. At 1 a.m., Joan Jarvis
The deputy sent another answered the front door of her
deputy to cross over into Ingli house on South Fairway
where he was met by a Levy Terrace. The woman at the
County sheriffs sergeant door told Jarvis her car broke
Bailey reached the Levy down and she asked to use a
County sid gae and gave up when telephone.
he sawlethe deputy.e ran Jarvis told the woman to
Pleae se IE/PAag -meet heraturdgaeg g liistis h
Please see RIVER/Page 4A could use the cordless phone


she kept there. When Jarvis'
acquaintance, Anthony
Schoene, 21, of Crystal River,
opened the garage door, he
found a woman and a man
waiting for him.
A second man ran into the
garage with a rifle in his hands.
The first male told Schoene he
had a pistol. The three sus-
pects demanded entry into the
house.
The suspects forced the two
victims into the master bed-
room and demanded money.
They taped Jarvis' hands
behind her back and hit
Schoene with a gun.
Schoene gave the suspects
expensive jewelry and several
hundred dollars. The suspects
also took several hundred dol-
lars from Jarvis' dresser, a
small amount of cash from her
purse and an expensive tennis
bracelet
The three suspects moved
the victims into a bathroom,
taped them together and fled
the scene.
Jarvis and Schoene removed
the tape and called authorities.
Deputies noticed a bump on
Schoene's forehead and marks
on his arms and legs that
appeared to be from tape. He
refused medical treatment.
Jarvis did not appear to have
any injuries.
Jarvis' daughter, Jessica,
answered.a phone at the house
Please see TRIO/Page 5A


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victims
Some worry
about nations
engaging
in one-
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pledging
relief. /14A


Closer look at


Closer look at
historic buildings
* Resources board
to advise about
preservation./3A
M The community is
urged to take part
in the annual
."Fitness in Citrus"
program./3A
* Inverness plans
for a new sewer
system./3A


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Charlotte Eadler, owner of Noah's Ark School Readiness Center In Inverness, works with some of her pupils to teach them about
the color blue Wednesday during school. Eadler addressed the School Readiness Coalition about the new pre-K law. Children
pictured with Eadler, from left, are: Jeramle Cristello, 4; Destiny Whitten, 5; Alyson GIImour, 5; and Ellie Farnsworth, 3.

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buildings' backgrounds
TERRY WITT
terrywitt@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle

Citrus County's Historical Resources Board
toured some of the oldest buildings in the coun-
ty Wednesday to prepare itself for advising the
county commission on preserving heritage.
Chairman Tom Frafnklin said the board was
formed to make recommendations about his-
toric sites, and the tour did provide insights into
the condition of five historic buildings.
The board traveled to the Canning Plant in
Lecanto, Historic Hernando School, the old
Floral City Fire Department Station, the
Historic Old Courthouse in Inverness and the
Coastal Museum in Crystal River.
One of the board's goals is to apply for status
as a "Certified Local Government" Franklin
said the title would give the county more credi-


ability when it applies for historic state grants.
Franklin said the capitol's current attitude is
not favorable toward cultural and historic
grants, but he said those attitudes tend to come
and go in cycles and eventually attitudes will
change.
The advisory board members are Franklin,
David Arthurs, Sandra Noble, Francis Langley,
architect Richard Clay and Marilyn Jordan.
One of the county's more visible historic
treasurers is the Old Courthouse on the square.
The 92-year-old building has been converted
to the Old Courthouse and Historic Museum
and looks exactly as it did when it was in use as
-the Citrus County Courthouse.
The giant clock in the courthouse steeple
keeps perfect time, thanks to electricity being
added some years ago.
Franklin said the aging building is in good
shape, but like many of the county's historical
structures, it will need maintenance in a few
years.
The Historic Hernando School, by contrast,
will need quite a bit of work, he said.


TERRY WITT/Chronicle
Sandra Noble and Tom Franklin examine the interior of the clock
tower In the Old Courthouse as part of a tour by the Historical
Resources Advisory Board. Franklin is board chairman and Noble
Is a historical expert.


NANCY KENNEDY
nkennedy@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle

Too many cookies, too much candy.
Too many "BLTs" Bites, licks and
tastes.
Now that the official holiday eating
season is over and you officially can-
not'breathe because
your pants are too
snug, it's time to do RESPONSI
more than think 2004 FIT
about doing some- CITRUS CH
thing about it
Beginning *68 percent s
Monday, Jan. 17 very likely to
through Feb. 20, the exercising; 3(
community, is urged were somewh
to take' part in the N 99 percent se
annual "Fitness in fun a fun a
Citrus" z program. more likely tc
Last year more than nently incorp
600 people joined lifestyle.
52 teams through- 76 percent s
out the county and im 76 percent sh
walked their way to health and fil
better health.
However, this 58 percent Ic
year more than 35 percent lo
walking will count stress levels.
"One of the things 31 percent
people (noted) in 31 periends
their evaluation of -
last year's program M Many reported
was they wanted to blood press
do more than just lesterol, betti
walk," said Rebecca improved mo
Martin, spokes- Several quit
woman for Citrus
Memorial Hospital.
This year, instead of getting points
for walking 10,000 steps a day, partic-
ipants will get points for moderate to
vigorous exercise 10 points for 10.
minutes.
Based on the Surgeon General's
recommendation that people, get a
minimum of 30 minutes of physical
activity on most days of the week, the
following activities "count":
Walking, jogging, running, hiking
Bicycling, swimming, horseback
riding, kayaking
Tennis or similar indoor or out-
door sports
Exercise at home or a gym, either
cardio or weight-bearing
Vigorously performed household


DAVE PIEKLIK
dpieklik@
chronicleonline.com
Chronicle


The city of Inverness continues working with
the county on plans for boosting the city's waste-
water treatment plant to coincide with the coun-
ty's plan for a business park at the Inverness
Airport,
City council members decided Tuesday to
join the county's efforts In receiving grants to
move forward with the projects.
The city is looking to upgrade the treatment
plant for $6.6 million,
The plant's capacity will be boosted to com-
pensate for growth and will Include a transmis-
sion line to supply treated water to several
areas for irrigation.
In return for cooperating with the city, the
county would be able to build an Industrial park
next to the plant, off U.S. 41 near Inverness,
County officials are seeking a $4,9 million
grant to expand the sewage plant, leaving the
city to cover the other $1.6 million, City Manager


tasks (yard work, gardening, clean-
ing)
According to the U.S. Surgeon
General's office, it's duration rather
than intensity that counts, Martin
said. Moderate to vigorous walking
counts as much as running when it
comes to improving your overall
health.
This year's chal-
ES FROM lenge offers bonus
NESS IN points to those who
ALU.ENGE: quit smoking during
the Fitness
aid they were Challenge and stay
continue smoke-free.
) percent Other changes:
at likely. This year's challenge,
aid they had starts earlier and.
activity is ends sooner. Martin.
be perma- said a shorter time
orated into a will help participants
stay focused and
achieve a sense of
id they had accomplishment. If
r overall you're bored, you'll
quit
st weight. "Studies have
wered their shown that it takes 21
days to change a
ade new habit," she said. So,
after five weeks of
regular exercise, the
d lowered chances of keeping
re, lower cho- with it as a lifestyle
!r sleep, are high.
ods. Also, this year
smoking. teams will be able to
choose their compet-
ing category Jocks
(those with an already active
lifestyle), Getting There (those con-
tinuing to improve) or Just Getting
Started based on current fitness
level.
Here's how to get involved:
By Monday, form a team. decide
on a category, appoint a leader,
choose a team name.
Register with Tom O'Brien, the
Citrus County Health Department
health educator, 527-0068,
Ext. 287, or e-mail:
Thomas O'Brien@doh.state.fl.us.
Send a team representative to the
Team Leader Kick-off meeting at 4 or
5 p.m. (choose one), Wednesday, at
the Citrus County Health Department


DAVE SIGLER/Chronicle
Don Stewart talks to Loretta Mazzo and Fred Valentino about his recumbent
bicycle Wednesday at the Communitywide Fitness Challenge 2005 kickoff at
Citrus Memorial Hospital. Participants In this year's challenge may earn points
in a variety of fitness activities.

office in Lecanto. weeks run from Monday to Sunday;
weekly scores are reported to Tom
Get moving, track your activity O'Brien by noon the following
and record your points. Challenge Wednesday.


Frank DiGiovanni said.
"Any time you get government's working
together, you should fall to your knees and kiss
the ground," DiGiovanni said, "because it does-
n't happen often."
In other Inverness news:
Work continues to repair a section of pro-
tective wall at the State Road 44 East boat ramp.
Engineers with the state noticed sections of
granite missing from the 500-foot wall before
they were ready to finish the project. The
ramp's expected to open by the end of the,
month.
Councilwoman Jacquie Hepfer said her
plans for a skateboard park are continuing.
Hepfer said she hopes to have a skate park in
place by the end of the school year.
Preliminary plans call for the park to be built
near Highland Boulevard and Park Avenue.
Construction will soon begin on the
Inverness government complex. Workers began
arriving Wednesday with steel and other mate-
rials, The first phase of the $5.8 million project
should be completed by November.


Staff report
Citrus County Sheriff
deputies took into custody an
occupant of a small white car
fitting the description of the
vehicle involved in Tuesday's
car burglary and purse snatch-
ing.
Two females one tall, one
short ran into the woods
near a stretch of U.S. 19, north
of Crystal River, after deputies
attempted to stop their car.
Aviation units arrived on the
scene and deputies set up a
perimeter to search for the
females.
Sheriff's spokeswoman Gail
Tierney confirmed the
deputies took one of the car's
occupants in custody
Wednesday evening.
At 1:05 p.m. Tuesday,


deputies received a call about
two young women snatching a
purse out of another woman's
car while she sat in her car
parked outside the Homosassa
Winn-Dixie.
The woman ran after the
women and retrieved her
purse. Both women ran away.
At 3:41 p.m., deputies
received a call about a young
woman snatching a purse off
an elderly woman's arm as she
walked away from an ATM at
SunTrust in Beverly Hills. The
thief fled the scene.
Tierney said the descrip-
tions of the suspects and the
get-away vehicles contained
similarities.
Anyone with information
about either case should call
the Sheriff's Office crime tips
line at 1-888-269-8477.


County BRIEFS
Groups accepting
tsunami donations
International aid workers say
the outpouring of giving follow-
ing the disastrous earthquake-
caused tsunami in Asia that dev-
astated coastal villages and
towns has been tremendous .'
and in some cases overwhelm- "'
ing.
If you wish to donate to the
work they do, the following are
only four of the many intema-
tional organizations funneling
help to survivors:
m CARE
Phone: (404) 681-2552.
E-mail: info@care.org; www,.
careusa.org.
Mail to: CARE, 151 Ellis
Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30303-
2440.
m UNICEF
Phone: (800) 4UNICEF.
E-mail: www.unicefusa.org. --d
Mail to: UNICEF, 333 East ,
38th Street, New York, NY
10016.
Doctors Without Borders
Phone: (800) 392-0392.
E-mail: www.doctorswithout-"'
borders-usa.org.
Mail to: Doctors Without
Borders/USA, P.O. Box 1856,
Merrifield, VA 22116-8056.
Save the Children
Phone: (800) 728-3843.
E-mail: www. savethechil- -
dren.org.
Mail to: Save The Children,
Attn: Asian Earthquake/Tsunamil
Relief Fund, 54 Wilton Road, ..
Westport, CT 06880.
Chamber announces'
CR 495 closure
The Citrus County Chamber ,,
of Commerce announces the -
closure of County Road 495
(Citrus Avenue) from U.S. 19 to'
' Crystal Street from 3 p.m. Friday
until 7 p.m. Sunday in prepara-
tion for the Florida Manatee
Festival. The following connect-
ing roads also will be closed:
Northwest First Avenue from
U.S. 19 to Crystal Street; .
Northwest Second Avenue frorn
U.S. 19 to Northwest Seventh -
Street; and Northwest Seventh -
Street from C.R. 495 to
Northwest Third Avenue.
Alternate roads available wil -l
be Crystal Street and North
Turkey Oak Drive. Call the
Citrus County Chamber of
Commerce at 795-3149 or 726-
2801.
Those who attend the
Manatee Festival on Saturday ;
and Sunday should park at the
Crystal River Mall, on the south
end near Kmart.
A free shuttle service is avail-
able for those attending the
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TREES
Continued from Page 1A

have provisions for creating
green space," he said.
Dixon said he understands
what Githens wants to do with
the tree ordinance, and he
said the planning staff has no
objection to Githens' concept,
but planners also could' live
with the current exemption
for PDs.
Avis Craig, Citrus Hills
development director, said
Githens is misinformed about
what is happening in Citrus
Hills. She also will speak at
the planning board.
"We have a strong commit-
ment to tree planting and pro-
tecting specimen trees," she
said.
Specimen trees are at least
24 inches in diameter. The
trees are often sprawling live
oaks and other tall hard-
woods. They are protected by
the tree ordinance because of
their age and the difficulty of
replacing them.
Craig accused qithens of
using inflammatory informa-
tion to convince the county to
change the tree ordinance,
and. she denied Citrus1 Hills
clear-cuts trees.
Citrus Hills has set aside
500 acres of green space.
About half of that green space
is clustered in the community
golf courses, Craig said.
She said the company also
has spent a great deal of time
designing a nature park with a
trail system.


RIVER
Continued from Page 1A

because he has a Citrus
County warrant and did not
have a driver's license.
The nature of Bailey's war-
rant is unknown:
Deputies charged Bailey
with driving with a suspended
license and resisting/obstruct-
ing a law enforcement officer
without violence.
His bond was set at $750.


Man appealing sentence


in lewd conduct case


DAVE PIEKLIK
dpieklik@chronicleonline.com
Chronicle

A man seeking an appeal for
violating probation after he
had sex with two underage


girls will stay in prison
while his -appeal is
pending.
Circuit Court Judge
Ric Howard blocked a
request by Michael
Gerard Burlew to be
released from prison
until his appeal is
heard, according to
court records.
Burlew, 21, of
Dunnellon, argues the
10-year sentence he
was given for violating
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He pleaded no contest in
January 2002 to two counts of
attempted lewd and lascivious
acts for having sex with two
underage girls,
An Oct 9, 2001, arrest report
says a girl admitted to authori-
ties she and Burlew had sex on
several occasions when she
was 13 and he was 17. The girl
and Burlew were dating at the
time, the report says.
The girl is now Burlew's
fiancee and the couple has a 3-


year-old child.
During a separate taped
interview, the report says
Burlew admitted he had had
sex with another teenage girl.
Although he was originally
ordered to three years of sex-
offender probation,
court records say in
2003 he violated proba-
tion for not paying for
.... 'sex-offender treatment
classes, violating a cur-
few requirement and
not attending treatment
sessions.
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to two but records say he vio-
nts. lated probation on sev-
eral occasions after
Feb. 2003.
A warrant issued for his
arrest after the latest violation
says he failed to make pay-
ments for treatment, and was
not at his home in Dunnellon
when a probation officer made
a curfew check
Records say Burlew, who
was at his dad's home prepar-
ing to move in, did not notify
his 'probation
officer about the move..
He was sentenced to 15 years
in prison. Attorney Paul


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Fugate, said the pedestrian ran
right out in front of Fugate,
Mulverhill said.
A large streetlight a few feet
from the accident was not
working Wednesday night
Nature Coast EMS and
Citrus County sheriff's
deputies responded to the
crash.
Fugate was airlifted to
Tampa General Hospital,
Mulverhill said.
The pedestrian's name could
not be released Wednesday
night, because next of kin
needed to be notified.


Militello, who represented
Burlew at the time, filed a
notice in May claiming the sen-
tence was improper because
state sentencing guidelines
mandate a maximum five-year
prison term for each count
Following a hearing, Howard
reduced Burlew's prison term
to 10 years. The appeal notice
argues that sentence is still
unfair and says Burlew, who
was 17 when the alleged acts
occurred, should have been
eligible'for youthful offender
status, according to court
records.
The appeal argues there's
insufficient evidence to sug-
gest Burlew violated his proba-
tion by moving in with his
father, who lives in the
Dunnellon area. It also argues
he will not be able to see his
fiance and their child.
As part of his sentence,
Burlew is not to have any con-
tact with her or the child.
Contacted by phone
Wednesday, the girl said she
wanted her child to have con-
tact with Burlew, but is upset
she can't do anything about it
Burlew's case will move on
to the Fifth District Court of
Appeal in Daytona. A hearing
date has not been scheduled.

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Domestic
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James David Tidwell, 39, at
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A deputy responded to a house
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left side of her head and choked her.
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woman's face and r6d marks on the
right side of her neck.
No bond was set.
Other arrests
Colleen Barlow, 47, 926
Furman Terrace, Inverness, at 5:42
p.m. Tuesday on a charge of petty
theft.
She was released on her own
recognizance.
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10:36 p.m. Tuesday on charges of
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and resisting/obstructing an officer
without violence.
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Homosassa. The car, driven by
Ketelhut, almost caused a collision,
according to the arrest report. The
deputy attempted to stop Ketelhut,
but he accelerated south on U.S. 19
toward Grover Cleveland
Boulevard. The man eventually
stopped in a parking lot after turning
east ,. onto, Grover Cleveland
Boulevard.
Ketelhut pulled away from the
deputy who tried to arrest him. He
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His bond was set at $15,500.
Richard Parrish, 19, 5699 S.
Sandlewood Way, Floral City, at
1:02 a.m. Wednesday on a charge
of carrying a concealed weapon.
He was released on. his own
recognizance.
Leslie Thifault, 40, 8050 W.
Baja Court., Crystal River, at 12:12
a.m. Wednesday, on a charge of
aggravated assault with a deadly
weapon.
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comer of Baja Court and Elm Drive
in Crystal River in reference to a bat-
tery. The man said Thifault hit him in
the headtwo to three times with an
unknown blunt metal object while he
was sleeping, according to the
arrest report.
The deputy made contact with
Thifault at a house on Baja Court.
Thifault told the deputy she and the
man fought earlier, but she didn't
know he had injuries.
No bond was set.

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Idren receive services now
from the school district, and
the Readiness Coalition pro-
vides subsidized childcare and
other early childhood services
to about 1,600 preschool chil-
dren in Citrus and Sumter
counties.
The state's voluntary pre-K
program only pays for the 540
hours, which could mean three
hours per day during the 180-
day school year, or six hours a
day for just one semester.
"There are just more ques-
tions than answers, and we're
- going to have a lot of frustrated
parents," said Nancy Haynes,
Citrus County School District's
pre-K specialist.
If the state will compensate
for only three hours of instruc-
tion, parents with children in
private accredited learning
centers will have to pay for the
rest of the day, Bosanko said.
Parents trying to avoid this
M may consider placing children
in the school district's pro-
Igram.
The problem is the district
has limited space and accepts
children designated as high-
risk, which is based on a vari-
ety of factors including family
income level and Department
of Children and Family refer-
rals, Haynes said.
Another obstacle is accredit-
ing learning centers to meet
pre-K standards. Currently,
two learning centers and two
homes are pre-K accredited,
said Tom Scheffey, of
Childhood Development
Services. Eleven are in the
final stage of accreditation and
five more have begun the
process.
Charlotte Eadler, of Noah's


Arc School Readiness Center
in Inverness, attended the
meeting with other providers
in hopes of deciphering what
the legislation will mean for
parents, but left with even
more questions than she start-
ed with.
"There's so much that we
don't know, and Tallahassee
doesn't know that we need to
get together," Eadler said.
She plans to meet with other
providers next week to formu-
late a list of questions they
have, and discuss what little
they do know about the pre-K
program.
Board member Debbie
Lattin also believes parents
and providers need to discuss
questions and concerns at a
public workshop that the coali-
tion will soon organize to help
educate about the pre-K pro-
gram, and also educate parents
about the high level of service
the learning centers currently
provide.
"I'm not sure that parents
know that the centers are
dping and teaching the same
things that the schools are,"
Lattin said.

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George Beckwith
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Joe Broska
Mass: Fri. 10:00 am
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Carl Mills
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Frederick Swanson, Jr.
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Barbara Green
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CRYSTAL RIVER
Raymond C. Elliott, 73, life-
long resident of Crystal River,
died Monday,
Jan. 3, 2005, at
the Veterans
Administrati-
on Medical
Center in
Gainesville.
He was born Sept 18, 1931, in
Crystal River, to John and
Minnie Elliott.
Mr. Elliott was a self-
employed nursery owner and a
veteran of the U.S. Army.
He was Baptist.
Survivors include one son,
Ray Elliott of Homosassa;
three daughters, Shirley
Frazier of Dunnellon, Susan
Austin of Beverly Hills and
Debbie Fax of Crystal River;
two sisters, Mary Willis and
Dorothy Smith, both of Crystal
River; nine grandchildren; and
nine great-grandchildren.
Brown Funeral Home and
Crematory, Crystal River.

Barbara
Green, 60
DUNNELLON
Barbara Sue Green, 60,
Dunnellon, died at her home
Thursday, Dec. 30,2004.
Born Nov. 19, 1944, in
Cincinnati, Ohio, to Noah and
Nancy (Holliday) Jones, she
moved to this area in May 2004
from Valrico.
She worked as a waitress
and she enjoyed gardening.
She was Baptist
She was preceded. in death
by her husband of 36 years,
Howard Robert Green, on
Sept 15, 1998.
Survivors include two sons,
Howard Michael Green and
wife, Brenda, of Valrico and
Timothy Green of Dunnellon;
two brothers, Eugene Jones
and James Jones of
Hillsborough, Ohio; and three
sisters, Mary Conover of Ohio,
Marie Cochran of North Fort
Myers and Lena Phlum of
Rising Sun, Ind.
Chas. E. Davis Funeral
Home with Crematory,
Inverness.

Carole Leeper, 59
JACKSONVILLE
Carole Leeper, 59,
Jacksonville, formerly' of
Crystal River, died Wednesday,
Dec. 26, 2004, in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Leeper was born Nov.
23, 1945, in Council Bluffs,
Iowa, to Paul and Ella Leeper.
Survivors include her father,
Paul Leeper Sr. of Beverly
Hills; sister, Paula Conley of
Inverness; and son, Paul
Leeper of Lecanto.
Heinz Funeral Home and
Cremation, Inverness.

Anthony
Marino, 87
OCALA
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Ocala, formerly of Crystal
River, died
Tuesday, Jan.
4, 2005, in
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Mr. Marino was a retired
excavating contractor and a
World War II U.S. Army veter-
an.
He was Catholic.
He was preceded in death by
his wife, Anita Marino, in 1993.
Survivors include six sons,
Arthur Anthony Marino of
Miamisburg, Ohio, Donald C.
Marino of Lindenhurst, N.Y,
Stephen Marino of Putnam
Valley, N.Y, Kenneth Marino of
Ocala, Thomas Marino of
Lindenhurst, N.Y, and Lt Col.
Daniel Marino of Belair, Md.;
five daughters, Dottie Ann
Alligood of Panama City, Anita
Marino-Swan of Ellicott City,
Md., Nancy Allocca of Sayville,
N.Y, Teresa Guthrie of East
Moriches, N.Y, and Loretta
Kristofek of Orlando; sister,
Philomena Crocini of
Lakeland; 30 grandchildren;
and nine great-grandchildren.
Forest Lawn Funeral Home,
Ocala.

Jane Phillips
BEVERLY HILLS
Jane A. Phillips, of Pine
Ridge, Beverly Hills, formerly
of Crystal River, died
Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2005, at her
home under the care of
Hospice of Citrus County.
She was a loving wife and
true friend to many, with a big
heart and a loving smile. She
was an English teacher in New
Mexico and Missouri before
moving to Florida in 1972.
She was preceded in death
by her parents, Cecil and Clara
Anderson.
Survivors include her hus-.
band, David Phillips; her lov-
ing pet children, Maggie,
Callie, Gizmo and Skidmore;
her brother, Tom Anderson and
wife, Jean, of Missouri; father
and mother in-law, Luther and
Ester Phillips; brother-in-law,
Jim Phillips; niece and
nephew, Whitney and Roby
Anderson.
Memorial contributions in
memory of Jane Phillips to:
Simonton Cancer Center, PO.
Box 660, Malibu, CA 90264.
Cremation arrangements
under the direction of
Strickland Funeral Home,
Crystal River.

James Roach, 51.
CRYSTAL RIVER'
James Edward Roach, 51,
Crystal River, died Monday,
Jan. 3, 2005, at home under the
care of his family and Hospice
of Citrus County.
Born Aug. 20, 1953, in
Hatfield, Pa., to John and
Margaret Roach, he moved to
Citrus County in 1999 from
Redding, Pa.
Mr. Roach was a janitor at
the Crystal River Mall.
Survivors include his wife,
Mary A. Roach of Crystal
River; son, James E. Roach Jr.
of Quakertown, Pa.; daughter,
Heather Roach of Quakertown,
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Ellis 'Al'
Turner, 93
DUNNELLON
Ellis T. "Al" Turner, 93,
Dunnellon, died Sunday, Jan. 2,
2005, at Ocala Regional
Medical Center.
A native of Hagerstown, Md.,
he moved to Dunnellon in 1989
from Oxford, Wis., and was
retired from farming in Ashton,
Ill.
Mr. Turner was a member of
Hope .Evangelical Lutheran
Church in Citrus Springs.
He was preceded in death by
a son, Glen Turner, in 2004, and
two brothers, Carl and Leck
Turner.
Stdrvivors include his wife of
21 years, Noreen Turner of
Dunnellon; two daughters,
Sharon Lund and husband, Sig,
of Dallas, Ga., and Elaine
Hutton and husband, John, of
Gray's Lake, Ill.; stepchildren,
Millie, Karen and John; eight
grandchildren; eight great-
grandchildren; and several
nieces and nephews.
Fero Funeral Home,
Dunnellon.

Alfred 'Bud'
Weiss Jr., 73
HOMOSASSA
Alfred "Bud" Weiss Jr, 73,
Homosassa, died Monday; Jan.
3, 2005, at
home under
the care of his
wife, Sharon,
and Hospice of
Citrus County
after a nine-
month battle
with cancer. o
Born in US
McCaysville, -
Ga., he gradu-
ated from i
Brevard' High
School, N.C., in
1949. He graduated from Duke
University in 1953. He was a
member of the ROTC and
served his country as a captain
in the U.S. Air Force.
He was a former owner of
Law & Sons Casket Co. in
Denver, Colo., and upon retire-
ment he enjoyed working as a
stockbroker for many years.
He was a member of Rotary
International and was very
proud of his 31 years of perfect
attendance. His Rotary mem-
bership included the cities of
Denver, Colo., Lakeville, Minn.,
where he served as president,
and the Central Citrus Rotary
Club of Florida.
He enjoyed sailing, golfing,
reading, crossword puzzles and
monitoring the financial mar-
kets each day. He was gifted at
building and repairing most
everything. He and Sharon
enjoyed traveling to a variety of
destinations.
Survivors include his wife of
15 years, Sharon; daughters,


Melinda Skinner and Mimi
Weiss of Aurora, Colo.;
stepchildren, Todd Thulen and
wife, Andrea, of Medina, Minn.,
Toni Thulen of Champlin,
Minn., and Kristyn Zoibi and
husband, Ron, and grandsons,
San, Noah and Ramsey of Lake
Zurich, Ill.; brother, Gerald
Weiss and sister-in-law, Martha
Weiss of Springfield, Va., and
Charles Weiss of North
Augusta, S.C.
Hooper Funeral Home,
Homosassa.

Click on http://www.chroni-
cleonline.com to view archived
local obituaries.

Funeral
NOTICES

Raymond C. Elliott Mem-
orial services for Raymond C.
Elliott, 73, Crystal River, will be
at 4 p.m. Friday, Jan. 7,2005, at
the Brown Funeral Home with
Pastor Lloyd Bertine officiat-
ing. Private cremation will take
place under the direction of
Brown Funeral Home and
Crematory In lieu of flowers,
donations can be made to the
American Cancer Society.

Ahthony Arthur Marino.
Funeral Mass for Anthony
Arthur Marino, 87, Ocala, for-
merly of Crystal River, will be
conducted at 10 a.m. Friday,
Jan. 7,2005, at St Jude Catholic
Church in Marion Oaks, Ocala,
with the Rev. Palmese officiat-
ing. Interment will be at the
Fountains Memorial Park,
Homosassa, under the direc-
tion of Forest Lawn Funeral
Home. Family will receive
friends from 6 to 9 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 6, at Forest
Lawn Funeral Home, 5740 S.
Pine Ave., Ocala. In lieu of
flowers, the family requests
that memorial donations be
made to Hospice of Marion
County.

Alfred "Bud" Weiss Jr. The
service of remembrance for
Alfred "Bud" Weiss Jr., 73,
Homosassa, will be conducted
at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 8, 2005.
at the Homosassa Chapel of
Hooper Funeral Homes. In lieu
of flowers, memorials may be
made to Hospice of -Citrus
County or Rotaryc hiitern-
ational. ,'" V".

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era at
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while you're out at the
springs in King's Bay.


108-0106-THCRN

CITRUS COUNTY
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
REVIEW BOARD


THURSDAY JANUARY 13, 2005 at 9:00 AM
Lecanto Government Building
3600 West Sovereign Path
Room 166
Lecanto, Florida 34461

DWIGHT HOOPER, CHAIR WALTER PRUSS, 1ST VICE CHAIR
JOHN BARD, 2ND VICE CHAIR RAYMOND HUGHES
MILES BLODGETT JAMES KELLNER
MARION KNUDSEN
ZANA ENNIS (ALTERNATE) DAVID LANGER (ALTERNATE)

A. CALL TO ORDER
B. INVOCATION
C. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
D. APPLICATIONS
PUBLIC HEARING ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS (OA) -
LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE
OA-04-04 Department of Development Services Impact Fee Update
REQUEST: An Ordinance of Citrus County, Florida amending Ordinance No. 2001-
A06 by providing for updates, as required to the Transportation, Schools, Public
Buildings, and Library Elements of the Impact Fee Ordinance; by providing for
codification, severability, and an effective date.
The County has hired Tindale Oliver Associates, Inc. of Tampa, Florida to prepare a
detailed fiscal analysis and technical report to update the fee schedule. The
consultants will present their report and be available to answer questions.
STAFF CONTACT: Kevin A. Smith, AICP; Assistant Director
E. ADDITIONAL ITEMS
F. ADJOURN
If any person decides to appeal any decision made by the board with respect to any matter considered at this
meeting or hearing, he or she will need a record of the proceedings and, for such purpose, he or she may need
to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes testimony and evidence upon
which the appeal is to be based.
Any person requiring reasonable accommodation at this meeting because of a disability or physical impairment
should contact the County Administrator's Office, 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida 34450, (352)
341-6565, at least two days before the meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, use the TDD telephone
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STOCKS


SA THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 2005


CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE


TH ARE I EVE


Mo*T ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE)
Name Vol (00) Last Chg
Lucent 449894 3.64 -.08
Pfizer 274314 26.27 -.18
AMD 191282 19.75 -.46
GenElec 189075 35.93 -.22
Citigrp 187345 48.46 +.60

GAINERS ($2 OR MORE)
Name Last Chg %Chg
Too inc 27.71 +3.48 +14.4
LSI Log 5.73 +.71 +14.1
UniFirst 31.96 +3.15 +10.9
Salesforc n 17.95 +1.59 +9.7
Cryolite 6.90 +.35 +5.3

LOSERS ($2 OR MORE)
Name Last Chg %Chg
InputOut 6.90 -1.41 -17.0
. AmWest 5.59 -.66 -10.6
Bluegreen 16.49 -1.91 -10.4
AMR 9.05 -.96 -9.6
RegisCp 41.10 -4.10 -9.1

DIARY
Advanced 916
Declined 2,391
Unchanged 144
Total issues 3,451
New Highs 32
New Lows 14
Volume 2,129,814,490


MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE)
Name Vol (00) Last Chg
SPDR 630013 118.01 -.72
SemiHTr 358663 31.35 -.55
iShRs2000 147317 122.58 -2.50
DJIA Diam 107550 105.71 -.59
iShJapan 58980 10.60 -.01

GAINERS ($2 OR MORE)
Name Last Chg %Chg
FmkCap 18.42 +4.17 +29.3
Calcasieu 12.25 +1.95 +18.9
TriValley 9.84 +1.11 +12.7
NevGCas 13.73 +1.32 +10.6
VKCal 11.00 +.90 +8.9

LOSERS (52 OR MORE)
Name Last Chg %Chg
Webcolnd 9.26 -1.72 -15.7
GmbriCp 3.79 -.48 -11.2
Arhyth 17.81 -2.19 -11.0
TitanPhm 2.70 -.32 -10.6
Drydean 3.06 -.35 -10.3

DIARY
Advanced 303
Declined 630
Unchanged 87
Total issues 1,020
New Highs 17
New Lows 10
Volume 271,779,690


MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE)
Name Vol (00) Last Chg
Nasd100Tr 1246522 38.54 -.24
SiriusS 1038000 7.64 +.13
StemCells 805417 5.56 -.41
Intel 728432 22.39. -.22
Microsoft 703557 26.78 -.06

GAINERS ($2 OR MORE)
Name Last Chg %Chg
RickCab 3.78 +.93 +32.6
IsonicswtC 4.11 +.86 +26.5
KeryxBio 14.18 +2.95 +26.3
EducLend 18.94 +3.52 +22.8
Tarragon s 22.00 +3.90 +21.5

LOSERS (S2 OR MORE)
Name Last Chg %Chg
Innodata 6.87 -2.42 -26.0


WoidGate 4.81 -1.54
Trmfrd 5.10 -1.50
Phazar 35.22 -10.23
Chindexs 8.25 -1.75

DIARY


Advanced
Declined
Unchanged
Total issues .
New Highs
New Lows
Volume


-24.3
-22.7
-22.5
-17.5


910
2,250
111
3,271
39
19
2,359,097,013 I


Here are the 825 most active stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, 765 most active on the
Nasdaq National Market and 116 most active on the American Stock Exchange. Stocks in bold
are worth at least $5 and changed 5 percent or more in price. Underlining for 50 most active
on NYSE and Nasdaq and 25 most active on Ames Tables show name. price and nel change.
and one to two ariditiOnal [ehld roialed througri ihe week as lollows


DIv: Current annual dividend rale paid on stock, Dased on latest
quanerly or serniannual declaration, unless otherwise footnoted
Name: Stocks appear alpnabelically Dy Ine company's fult name
(not its atbreviatiop) Names conisiting or inlitals appear at the
beginning of each letter s list.
Last: Price stock was trading at when exchange closed for the day
Chg: Loss or gain for me clay No change indicated by .


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c.,rlp.any ,. d rNe 52 sek I.:.w ad LCss Irn lils 12 n'm l Ci,,,T.parey Irrreiy 1,3 i Ed 24.8 .13
on Ir,. Amrr.rcan E vcn3rrqe Emerging Cornmpran Ma3.eipla.a g D d oena ana eanu .
I ,r,. Car.a rJhor, >.i'la h le lr ly E.m prl rojm jNaid, apial .and .urpjlu Ilting
quoii..icn ., Si.i u, r.ew iEU r, Ira s I arre a .i3j- n rir3.1 1, Ag
ule-0 datla 6l-r ir:.mra c5 tg.rir.rij ul rr.sirg p. Prtlrd iut s. pr Flai'vsrn. e.
pp HoI-.r one. in:ialSerit5 1 p .ufr.a e price q Cros5d-erid Tiualual uri no PE cal
cZaulaid n Rignt To ibuy 0-:urlv at a 6peaolie,2 prrn. . Sl'tk r.: 'rilbl ya 61 lea ..20
pFrcent lflrin ir- Iiil 41.3r Trae. a lill be Ei.d wher. [tI4r -.:i I u J Isued .d -
Wher- adii:r.utrJ tl Wair,ar,. .h .r9rig a rurns5 6 :.Il 6C.: u i rija w .s.,k eh gh u.'
Suit inCludlnr.] marl rr3.x One -Curry vi CTiprrv in birarinkruipy or rCen.6ar'lip, or ,, .
t,i.n r-rg ari:ed under rhe bar.kruprcy law Apa drs ir front l irin ame '
Dividend Footnotes a. Elira dldfenL2s ere p iJ bul aie rt included' b Ar r.al rate
plul sik.k ULiquidatig n ivdieind ? Anour.n a ,ciared or [ aid in lasI 12 nr:.nltrr i .
Curntl annual rala el.l:r, Wa. h',rrs.ai dj Dy rnr.il r.:rnl diUid'rd onr,.urlCtelni I
Sum c.t l Id ndi paid ller siOC spiln ro e ,iular rail Sum ul dl ldan ls paid INSI r =
Mosi recent dividend wea orriilead cor Ocfatrad I k ere or pinta irisi yea as cumulia Id 24 -1
nrie i':ua wmn aii..rmNI ir. arnreara m Curratfl annual rate .wn.Ch wa O.acreasO25 b i.up 7 .1 .
rc. l i.1intrliiaenrd a'irun.Larr,ient p. Inlial dividend anrnual rle inot ncr-, 'ivld noI t 'M 0-12.
srcrn r Dl&rea >orr pall in pra:ading 12 ronlflhapiilSl ch aI, lvidnrd I P Fd iln alok
approliallm cCash ialuje on X-di]nulbionldai1
Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial.


ISTOC S O LCL NERS


YTD
Name Div YId PE Last Chg %Chg Name Div YId PE Last


AT&T .95 5.1 ... 18.49
AmSouth 1.00 3.9 15 25.73
BkofAm s 1.80 4.0 12 45.25
BellSouth 1.08 4.0 12 27.27
CapCtyBk .76 1.9 19 40.62
Citigrp 1.60 3.3 15 48.46
Disney .24 .9 24 27.40
EKodak .50 1.5 14 32.35
ExxonMbI 1.08 2.2 14 49.49
FPLGp 2.72 3.8 15 72.06
FlaRock s .80 1.4 22 55.80
FordM .40 2.8 12 14.43
GenElec .88 2.4 23 35.93
GnMotr 2.00 5.1 5 39.12
HomeDp .34 .8 19 42.16
Intel .32 1.4 18 22.39
IBM .72 .7 21 96.50


YTD
Chg %Chg


LowesCos .16 .3' 21 56.27 -.48 -2.3
McDnlds .55 1.7 20 31.83 -.25 -.7
Microsoft .32 1.2 34 26.78 -.06 +.2
Motorola .16 1.0 30 16.52 -.20 -4.0
Penney .50 1.2 ... 40.80 +.22 -1.4
ProgrssEn2.36 5.3 16 44.23 -.12 -2.2
Sears .92 1.8 24 50.40 -1.40 -1.2
SpmtFON .50 2.1 ... 24.16 +.11 -2.8
TimeWarn ... ...31 18.91 -.19 -2.8
UniFirst .15 .5 18 31.96 +3.15 +13.0
VerizonCml.54 3.8 34 40.02 -.06 -1.2
Wachovia 1.84 3.5 14 52.21 +.56 -.7
WalMart .52 1.0 23 53.29 +.07 +.9
Walgrn .21 .5 30 41.12 +1.03 +7.2


INEE


52-Week
High Low Name


Net % YTD 52-WK
Last Chg Chg % Chg % Chg


NE OKSTOCKEXCANG


Tkr "Name Last Chg


ABB ABB Lid 5.66 +.06
A ACE Lid 42.19 -.03
ACG ACMInco 8.18 +.02
AES1,AESCp 13.02 -.03
AFL AFLAC 39.38 -.29
AG JiAGCO 20.78 -.04
ATG AGL Res 32.46 -.05
AKS -AKSteel 12.93 -.36"
AML-AMULRs 29.70 -1.30
AMR AMR 9.05 -.96
ASA ASALtd 38.27 -.08
T AT&T 18.49 +.16
AUC UOptron 13.35 +.03
AXA AXA, 23.99 -.09
ABT tLab 45.67 -.53
ANF rFitc u47.47 +.19
AC l nature 25.65 -.10.
ADX daEx 12.80 -.04
KAR desan 19.90 -.60
AM MD 19.75 -.46
ARC ropsi s 28.57 -.93
AET Aetna 121.83 +1.18
ACS AffCmpS 58.25 -.01
0AGF Aqere 1.44 +.04
AGF AgereB 1.44 +.08
A Agilent 2324 -.01
AES Agnicog 12.98 -.20
AGL iAgrumg 14.75 -1.19
AH old 7.85 -20
APD rProd 56.99 +.05
SAAI irTran 9.47 -.45
ALK IskAir 30.55 -.71
ABS bertsn 23.28 +.03
ABS Abrtsnun 24.90 +.01
AL Alcan 46.82 -.83
ALA Acatel 14.84 -.13
AA 'lcoa 30.25 -.18
AYE IllgEngy 18.82 -.21
ATI AllegTch 19.25 -.56
ALE Alleles 36.74 +.89
AC liCap 40.79 -.13
AGI liGam 12.50 -.45
AWI 'lWri2 12.30 -.04
AW dWaste 8.85 -.23
AFC IlmrFn 31.75 -.58
ALL slate 50.65 -.40
AT hlel 58.00 -20
ALO Iphamla 15.84 -32
SMO .da 60.94 -.11
DOX Amdocs 25.50. +.04
AHC 'mAnHess 79.00 -.50
AEE Ameren 48.38 -.44
AMX AMovilL 49.94 -1.13
AWAVAmWest 5.59 -.66
AEP AEP 33.49 -.40
AEL .AEqlnvU 10.54 -.05
AXP 'AmExp 54.44 -.51
'AFR AFnclRT, 15.17 -63
AM /AGreel 24.25 -.10
AIG -AmlntGp 67.35 +1.10
ASD AmSds 40.29 -.56
CSP KAmSiP3 12.23 -.10
AMT AmTower 17.76 -.16
ACF, A.neicidt 23.53 -.17
ABC ''AmedsBrg 57.58 -.11
ASO AinSouth 25.73 +.03
APCA Anadrk 60.40 -1.02
ADI AnalogDev 35.56 +.16
AU AnglogldA 34.27 +.24
BUD Anheusr, 49.95 -.53
ANN AnnTaylr.s 20.59 +.02
NLY iAnnaly 18.15 -.86
ANH 'Anworth ,d10.04 -.33
AOC AonCorp 22.73 -.63
APA "'Apache s 47.73 -.16
AIV Aptlnv 36.25 -1.60
ABI pApplBio 20.22 +.02
WTR AquaAm 23.96 +.15
ILA Aquila 3.52 -.04
ACI ArchCoal 33.63 -.17
ADM ArchDan 21.35 -.37
ASN ArchstlnSm 35.20 -1.44
AH ArmlorH 45.56 +2.05
ARW AnowEl 23.81 +.28
ASH Ashland 55.22 -.69
AEC AsdEstat 9.75 -.29
ATO TMOS 26.50 -.18
AN gAutoNatn 19.00 +.05
ADP AutoData 42.97 -.18
AZO FAutoZone 90.29 +.59
AVB iAvalonBay 70.02 -3.55
AV Avaya 17.00 -.03
AVL Aviall 22.32 +.15
AVP IAvons 37.45 -.19


BBT BB&TCp 42.05 +.25
BHP BHP BilILt 2272 +.07
BJS BJSvcIf 43.66 -.59
BJBJJsWhIs 27.51 -.29
BMC BMCSit 17.00 -.07
BP BPPLC 56.70 +.09
BRT BRT 24.30 +.05
BHI BakrHu 41.32 -.14
BLL BalICps 42.35 -1.03
BBD BcoBrads 23.30 -.19
BAC BkofAms 4525 -.57
BK BkNY 32.65 +.05
BNK Banknorth 36.40 -.08
BN Banta 43.21 -.99
BRL BarrPhms 45.31 +1.31
ABX BarickG 22.59 -.30
OL BauschL 62.00 -1.40
BAX Baxter u34.92 +.37
BSC BearSt 102.31 +.96
BE BearingPt 7.64 -.05
BZH BeazrHm 135.92 -.86
BEC BeckCoul 65.00 -.18
BOX BectDck 55.05 -.31
BLS BellSouth 2727
BBY BestBuy 58.05 +,35
BLI BigLots 11,33
BDK BlackD 85.35 -1.25
BKH BIkHICp 29.99' -.12
BRF BIkFL08 15.90 -.14
HRB BiockHR 46.91 -1.19
BBI Blockbstr 9.45 +.32
BLU BlueChp 6,49
XG Bluegreen 16.9 -1.91
BA Boeing 50.81 +.83
BGP Borders 24.06 -.27
SAM BostBeer 21.49 +:18
BXP BostProp 60.10 -2.46
BSX BostonSci 34.70 +.53
BOW Bowatr 41.78 -1.24
BDY BradPhm 15.15 -.60
EAT Brinker 34.50 -.17
BMY BrMySq 24.79 -.08
BG BungeLt 53.94 -1.39
BNI BudNSF 44.83 -.30
BR BuriRscs 40.55 -.33
CBG CBREilisn 31.82 -94
CHG CH Engy 47.38 -.07
Cl CIGNA 78.92 -.50
CIT CIT Gp 42.75 -2.04
CKR CKERst 14.11 -.03
CMS CMSEng 10.11 -.14
CSS CSS Inds 3152 -.08
CSX CSX 38.83 -.15
CVS CVS Cp 45.25 +.76
CVC CabivsnNY24'92 -.73
CAI CACI 63.20 +.28
CDN Cadence 13.31 +.01
CZR Caesars 19.70 +.11
ELY CallGolf 12.23 -44
CPN Calpine 3.44 -.11
CPB CampSp 29.66 -.23
COF CapOne 81.43 -.62.
CMOpB CapMpfB 13.40
-19
CAH CardnlHih 55.43 -.13
CMX CaremkRxu40.75 +1.30
CCL Carnival 56.95 -.10
POS CatalMktg 27.11 -1.57
CAT Caterpilhr 92.22 -1.80
CLS Celesticg 13.07 -.42
CX Cemex 34.91 -.91
CD Cendant 22.54 -.24
CNP CenterPnt 10.75 -.20
CTX Centexs 54.74 -.86
CTL CntryTel 33.65 -.64
CEN Ceridian 17.64 -.05
CHB ChmpE 11.78 -25
CKP Checkpnt 16.56 -.90
CHK ChesEng 15.22 -.12
CVX ChevTexs 50.88 +.33
CME ChiMerc 217.50 +3.00
CHS ChicosFAS 44.31 +.41
CHL ChinaMble 15.70 -.49
CHU ChinaUni, 7.37 -.20
CB Chubb 75.16 -.09
CBB CinciBell 3.95 -.24
CIN CINergy 40.00 -.40
CC CircCtty 13.71 -1.25
C Citigro 48.46 +.60
CZN CizComm 13.40 +.07
CLE ClaJresStrs 20.67 +.07
CCU ClearChan 31.80 -.75
CLX Clorox 57.46 -.29
COH Coach 53.90 +.05
KO CocaCl 40.77 -.19
CCE CocaCE 20.65 -.15


CDE Coeur 3.59 -.02
CL ColgPal 48.55 -1.12
CMK CcIIntln 9.25 +.09
CBH CmcSNJ 61.62 -.72
CMC CmclMtl 48.18 -1.51
CTV ComScop 18.00 -.17
RIO CVRDas 26.05 -.63
RIOp CVRDpts 22,06 -.26
CA CompAs 29.34 -.41
CSC CompSci 54.32 -.24
CAG ConAgra 28.84 -.29
COP ConocPhil 84.18 +.62
CNX ConsolEgy 37.90 -.75
ED ConEd 42.70 -.47
CEG ConstellEn 43.20 +..04
CAL CtlAirB 11,21 -.99
CVG Cnvrgys 14.66 +.19
COO CooperCo 72.51 +1.45
GLW Comrna 11.40 -.13
CFC CntwdFns 35.54 -.68
CVH Coventry 52.50 +.69
CEI CresRE 17.40 -.41
CK Crompton 10.87 -.47
CCI CwnCstle 16.55 +.40
CCK CrownHold 13.15 -.30
CMI Cummins 76.87 -3.50
CY CypSem 10.60 -.22

DNP DNPSeIct 11.48 -.19
DPL DPL 24.37 -.25
DHI DR Hortn 36.80 -.81
DST DSTSys 49.77 -.52
DTE DTE 42.50 -.25
DCN DanaCp 16.83 -.17
DHR Danahers 55.37 -.28
DRI Darden 26.37 -.78
DF DeanFds 31.74 -.57
DE Deere 70.51 -.69
DLM DelMnte 11.00 -.05
DPH Delphi 8.40 -.15
DAL DeltaAIr 6.80 -.51
DNR Denbury 24.89 -.93
DT DeutTel. 22.14 -.04
DDR DevDV 41.20 -1.70
DVN DevonEs 36.60 -.51
DO DiaOffs 38.25 -.04
DDS Dillards 26.18 -.13
DTV DirecTV 16.00 -.05
DIS Disney 27.40 -.15
DG DollarG 20.94 +.13
D DomRes 66.70 -.47
RRD DonlleyRR 33.90 -.45
DOV Dover 40.19 -.80
DOW DowChm 47.90 -.49
DD DuPont 47.42 -.64
DUK DukeEgy 24.61 -.19
DRE DukeRlty 32.00 -1.18
DQE DuqUght 18.26 -.13
DY Dycom 27.75 -.68
DYN Dynegy 4.39 -.03
ET ETrade 13.85 -.25
EMC EMCCp 14.05 -.26
EOG EOGRes 64.95 -55
EMN EastChm 51.61 -.5B
EK EKodak 32.35 -.14
ETN Eatons 68.20 -1.01
ECL EcOlab 33.83 -.33
EIX Edisonlnt 31.17 -.51
.AGE Edwards 42.40 +.03
EP ElPasoCo 10.07 -.09
ELN Elan 27.45 +.05
EDS EDS 22.09 -.40
EMR EmrsnEI 67.29 -.61
EDE EmpDIst 22.00 -.15
ELX Emulex 16.41 -.12
EEP EnbrEPtrs 49.91 -.44
ECA EnCanag 53.23 -1.20
EAS EgyEast 26.55 -.11
'EC EnglCp 29.49 -.32
NPO EnPro 27.91 -.65
ESV ENSCO 30.50 +.15
ETR Entergy 64.88 -1.06
EPD EntPrPI 24.95 -.35
ENN Eqtyinn 11.20 -.31
EOP EqOffPT 27.69 -.86
EQR EqtyRsd 34.10 -1.13
EL EsteeLdr 43.82 -.85
EXC Exelons 42.30 -.64
XOM ExxonMbl 49.49 -.26
FPL FPLGp 72.06 -.94
FCS FairchldS 14.55 -.55
FDO FamDIr 30.21 +.04
FNM FannIMae 69.80 -.11
FDX FedExCp 95.54 -.12
FSS FedSIgnI 17.25 -.02
FD FedrDS 57.22 -.32


FMP Feldmann 13.00
FGP' Ferreligs 20.40
FOE Ferro 21.60 -1.37
FNF FIdelFin 45.00 -.34.
FDC FrslData 41.86 +.42
FF FFinFds 19,80 -.21
FHN FslHorizon 42.54 -.04
FE FirslEngy 38,90 -.32
FSH FishrSci 60.29 -.43
FRK FlaRocks 55.80 -.55
F FordM 14.43 -23,
FpS FordC pIS 52.35 -49
FRX ForestLab 41.70 -1.22
FST ForestOlI 29.50 -1.03
FO FortuneBr 75.13 -,.70
FOX FoxEnt 30.96 -.37


BEN FrankRes 68.08 -.99
FRE FredMac 71.28 -.57
FCX FMCG 35.33 -.41
FSL Freescale n 16.52 -.44
FSUB FreescBn 16.87 -.38
FMT Fremont 23.47 -.76
FBR FriedBR 18.32 -.36
FRO Frontline s 43.10 +1.86


GMT GATX 27.30 -.85
GAE" GabelliET 8.82 -.11
GC .Gannett 80.30 -.50
GPS Gap 20.74 +.09
GTW Gateway 5.50 -.14,
GY' GenCorp 17.47 -.36
DNA Genentchs 53.15 +1.40
GD GenDyn 99.27 -.10
GE GenElec 35.93 -.22
GGP GnGrthPrp 33.54 -1.19
GMR GnMarit 35.95 -.05
GIS GenMills 49.75 +1.00
GM GnMotr 39.12 -.77
GPM GMdb33 26.17 -.30
GP GaPacil 36.01 -.09
G Gillette 43.87 -.48
GLG Glamls 15.74 -.38
GSK GlaxoSKIn 46.41 -.19
GSF GlobalSFe 32.41 -.01
GFI GoldFLtd 12.25 +.21
GG Goldorp g 13.86 -.19
GDW GoldWFs 59.57'-1.21
GS GoldmanS 103.80 -.47
GR Goodrich 30.88 -.61
GT Goodyear 14.34 -.12
GRA viGrace 12.84 -.56
GTI GrafTech 8.71 -.30
GRP GranlPrae 18.29 -.62,
GXP GtPlalnEn 29.80 -.13
GMP GMP 28.56 -.01
GFF Griffon 26.15 -.65
GTK Gtechs 24.90 -.47
GSH GuangRy 19.90
GDT Guidant 71.77 -.11
HCA HCAInc 39.33 -.46


HRPT Prp 12.08
Hallibtn 37.58
HanJS 15.65
HanPtDlIv 9.96
HanPtDv2 11.65
HarleyD 59.78
HarmonyG 9.02
HarrahE 65.23
Harris 56.85
HartfdFn 67.75
Hasbro 18.90
HattSe 14.58
HawaliEl s 28.05
HItCrREIT 35.33
HiMgt 22.46
HNthcrRlty 37.40


HL HeclaM 5.55 -.04
HNZ Heinz 38.23 -.16
OTE HellnTel 8.46 -.11
HPC Hercules 14.19 -.20
HSY Heisheys 53.61 -1.33
HPQ HewlettP 21.00 +.09
HIW HIghwdP 25.39 -1.26
HLT Hion 22.15 -.09
HD HomeDo 42.16 -.39
HON Honwilinl 34.57 -.10
HPT HospPT 42.67 -1.66
HMT HostMan 16.27 -.58
HOV HovnanE s 45.51 -36
HUG HughSups 30.84 -.47
HUM Humana 29.70 +.60
IBN ICICIBk 18.35 -1.42
RX IMS Hih 22.22 -.28
DVY iShDJDv 59.68 -.47
IDA Idacorp 29.36 -.3B
ITW ITW 92.12 +.54
IMN Imatuon 30.80 -.71
IMH ImpacMtg 20.92 -.97
N INCO 33.94 -1.07
IR IngerRd 75.55 -1.74
IM IngrmM 19.34 -.17
10 InputOut 6.90 -1.41
IBM IBM 96.50 -.20
IGT IntlGame 33.59 -.21
IP IntPap 41.59 +.59
IRF IntRect 40.18 -.72
ISG IntSteel 39.30 -.44
IPG Interpublic 13.19 -.02
ION Ionics 43.30 +.03
IRM IronMIns 29.32 +.36


JPM JPMorCh 38,49 +.08
JBL Jabil 23,57 -.50
JNJ JohnJn 62.66 -.04
JCI JohnsnCti 61.44 -.54
KBH KB Home 98.65 -.49
KCS KCSEn 13.54 -.02
KDN Kaydon 31,37 -.55
K Kellogg 44,47 +.27
KWD Kellwood 31.85 -.76


KEM KemetCp 8.35 -.04
KMG KerrMc 55.47 -.26
KEG KeyEng I '10.76 -.27
KEY Keycorp 33,08 -.22
KSE KeySpan 38.51 -.49
KMB KImbClk 63.47 -1.11
KMI KIndMorg 69.85 -.50
KCI KineticC n 70.10 -2.10
KG KingPhrm 12.25 +.02
KGC Kinrossg 6.67 -.12
KSS Kohls 48.08 +.38
KEP KoreaEIc 12.76 -.29
KFT Kraft 34.46 -.28
KKD KrspKrmn 9.70 -.78
KR Kroger 16,55 -.14
LLL L-3 Com 68.97 +.91


LRT LLE Ry 6.30 +.23
LSI LSI Loa 5.73 +.71
LTC LTCPrp 18.99 -.98
LZB LaZBoy 14.38 -.50
LQI LaQulnta 8.99
LH LabCp 47.88 -.61
LG Laclede 29.72 -.35
LM LeggMass 69.55 -.63
LEH LehmBr 86.35 +.50
LEN LennarAs 52.93 .50
LXK Lexmark. 84.40 +.88
ASG LbtyASG 6.40 -.08
L UbtvMA 10.51 -.18
LLY UllyEli 56.08 +.58
LTD. Limited 22.62 +.26
LNC UncNat 46.20 -.10
LNN Undsay 23.95 -1.28
LGF UonsGtg 9.96 -.24
LMT LockhdM 54.63 +1.34
LPX LaPac 25.07 -.70
LOW LowesCos 56.27 -.48
LU Lucent 3.64 -.08
LYO Lyondell 27.46 -.64


MTB M&TBk 105.26 -.16
KRB MBNA 27.60 -.09
MDU MDU Res 25.77 -.45
WFR MEMC 11.87 -24
MCR MCR 8.78 -.06
MGG MGMMr 72.40 +1.28
MPS MPSGrp 11.44 -.12
MAC Macerich 58.2Q -2.95
MAD Madeco 10.03 -.10
MGA Magnalg 79.05 -1.06
MHR MagnHunt 11.65 -.45
MHY MgdHi 6.49 -.02
MFC Manulifg 45.08 -.60
MRO Marathon 35.73 -.44
MAR MarinIA 61.62 +.04
MMC MarshM 32.70 -.30
MI Marshils 43,53 +.35
MSO MStewrt .27.91 -.86
MVL MarvelEs 19.12 -.61
MAS Masco 35.10 -.51


MEE MasseyEn 32.19 -1.07
MSC MatScI 16.90 +.10
MAT Mattel 18.89 -.30
MXO Maxtor 4.98 -.01
MAY MayDS 29.14 +.08
MYG Maylag 19.29 -.75
MCD McDnlds 31.83 -.25
MCK McKesson 30,66 -.01
MFE McAfee 26.63 -.55
MWV MeadWvco 32,55 -25
MHS MedcoHIth u42.35 +.55
MDT Medimic 48.75 -.36
MEL MellonFnc 30,05 -.13
MRK Merck 31.34 +.21
TMR MeridRes 5.52 -.12
MHX MerStHsp 7.77 -.33


MER MerdllLyn 58.09 -.21
MET MetUfe 39.65 -.26
MU MicronT 11.53 -.13
MAA MIdAApt 39.20 -1.51
MDS Midas 19.51 -.28
MZ Mllacron 3.19 -.01
MIL MIllpore 47.94 -.50
MLS MillsCp 59.60 -1.90
MSA MineSafs 46.71 -1.99
MEpA MisplAcld 25.14
MTF MtsuTkyo 9.96 +.18
MBT MobileTel s 32.80 -.34
MON Monsnlo 51.00 -1 34
MWD MorgStan 54.98 -.32
MSF MSEmMkt 16.75 -.41
MOS Mosaic 14.95 -.36
MOT Motorola 16.52 -.20
MEN MunlenhFd 10.85 +.05
MYL Mylanlab 17.03 -.16
NTY NBTY 23.47 +.06
NCR NCRCp 66.72 .-18
NRG NRG Egy n 34.28 -.43
NLC NalcoHidn 19.52 +.01
NCC NatlCiy 36.34 -.39
NFG NatFuGas 26.86 -29
NGG NatGrid 47.38 +.30
NOI NatOIlwl 33.60 -.33
NSM NatSemis 16.88 -.03
NAV Navistar 41.30 -1.49
HYB NewAm 2.19
NEW NwCentFn 58.55 -2.93
NJR NJRscs 4227 -.18
NXL NPlanExl 25.64 -.84
NYB NYCmtys 19.39 -.74
NWL NewellRub 23.15 -.49
NEM NewmtM 41.67 +.10
NR NwpkRs 4.93 -.04
NWS/ANewsCoAn 18.14 -.17
NWS NewsCpBn18.62 -18
NI NISource 21,89 -.13
GAS Nicor 35.77 -.24
NKE NikeB 88.33 -1.07
NE NobleCoip 47.31
NBL NobleEngy 56.11 -1.28


NOK NoklaCp 15.52
JWN Nordstr 47.06 +1.44
NSC NorlkSo 35.89 +.65
NT NrtelN II 3.36 +.01
NFB NoFrkBcs 28.21 -.51
NU NoestUt 18.15 -.17
NBP NoBordr 47.26 +.08
NOC NorthrpGs 53.30 +.80
NVS Noarls 48.86 -.19
NFI NovaSlar 45.70 -1.03
NST NSTAR 53.24 -.34
NUS NuSkin 22.98 -1.61
NUE Nucors 49.68 -.44
NQF NvFL 15.35 +.09
NIO NvIMO 15.87 +.08
OCA OCAInc 5.90 -.19
OGE OGE Engy 25.32 -.34
OMG OMGrplf 30,08 -.79
OMM OMI Cp 15.71 +21
OXY OcclPet 55.61 -.31
ODP OffcDpt 16.61 -.21
OMX OfficeMax 29.91 -1.77
OLN Olin 20.43 -.42
OMC 'Omnicom 84.15 -.40
ORB OrbitalSc o10.85 -.10
OSK OshkshTk 64.44 -.70
OSI OulbkStk 43.99 -.86
OSG OvShip 52.30 +.06
OI Owensill 21.41 -.59
OXM Oxfordinds 37.31 -2.45


PCG PG&ECp 32.37 -.40
PNC PNC 55.67 -.50
PNM PNM Res s 24.21 -.36
PKX POSCO% 41.94 -.84
PPG PPG 64.80 -.93
PPL PPLCorp. 51.69 -.75
PHS PacrfCres 56.55 +1.91
PTV Pactiv 24.65 -.34
PRX ParPharm 42.20 -.83
PH ParkHan 71.81 -1.30
POG Patinas 35.40 -.46
PSS PaylShoe 11.95 +.16
BTU PeabdyE 74.31 -2.05
PGH Pengrthg 20.22 +.68
PVR PenVaRs 48.48 -.68
JCP Penney 40.80 +.22
PNR Pentairs 40.80 -125
PBY PepBoy 15.89 -.05
PBG PepsiBoxt 26.35 -.32
PEP PepsiCo 51.63 +.06
PAS PepslAmlr 20.44 -29
PKI PerkElm 21.17 -.65
PBT Prmian 13.22 -.28
PBR Petrobrs 37.41 -.33
PBR/A PetrrsA 33,95 .-.35
PFE Pfier 26.27 -.16
PD PhelpD 92.76 +.71
PHG PhllipsEl 25.16 -.42
PNY PiedNGs 22.52 -.17
PIR Pier 1 18.75 -.35
PPC PilgrirsPr 29.36
RCS PimcoStrat 11.86 -.15
PNW PinWst 43.09 -.98
PXD PioNtd 33.15 -.76
PBI PimnyBw 44.12 -.77
PDG PlacerD 17.51 -.23
PCL PlumCrk 36.05 -1.59
POL PolyOne 8.85 +.02
PPS PostPrp 32.80 -.96
POT Potash s 75.25 -3.58
PX Praxair 42.47 -.88
PR PriceCm 18.09 -.19
PDE Pridelnt 19.72 -29
PRM Prmedia 3.60 -.05
PG ProctGs 55.07 +.57
PGN ProgrssEn 44.23 -.12
PLD Prologis 40.90 -1.42
PHY ProsStHiln 3.54 -.02
PVN Providlan 15.70 -.44
PRU Prudent 52.94 -.53
PEG PSEG 49.85 -.67
PSD PugetEngy 23.80 -.24
PHM PulteHm 60.34 -.50
PYM PHYM 6.66 +.01
PGM PIGM 9.55 +.04
PPT PPlT 6.52 -.02
NX Quanexs 42.55 -1.35
PWR QuantaSvc 7.80 +.10
Q QwestCm 4.38 -.01
RPM RPM 18.37 -.62
RSH RadioShk 32.22 +.64
RAH Ralcorp 41.58 -.03
RRC RangeRsc 18.90 -.33
RJF RJamesFs 29.39 -.69
RYN Rayonier 45.81 -1.71


ROV Rayovac 34.85 +.20
RTN Raytheon 36.88 +.30
RDA ReaderDig 15.10 -.13
0 Rtylncos 23.53 -1.26
RWT RedwdTr 58.75 -3.70
RBK Reebok 43.12 -.31
RF RegionsF n 34.92 -.21
RGS ReglsCp 41.10 -4.10
RRI RellantEn 13.02 -.29
REP Repsol 24.95 -.32
RVI RetalVent 7.06 -.11
REV Revlon 2.24 -.04
RAI ReynIdsAm 77.50 -.25
RHA Rhodia 2.63 -.02
RAD RlfeAld 3.48 -.02
RHI RobtHalf 28.09 -.59
ROK RockwiAut 46.99 -1.01
ROH RoHaas 41.41 -.59
RDC Rowan 24.89 +.06
RCL RylCarb 52.85 -.76
RD RoylDul 55.76 +.01
RVT Royce 19.00 -50
R Ryder 46.50 +25
RYL Rylands 53.7 -.54


SAP SAPAG 4221 -.12
SBC SBCCom 25.44 +.12
SCG SCANA 38.55 -.36
SKM SKTIcm 21.64 -21
SLM SLM Cp 53.76 +.09
SPW SPXCp 38.30 -.70
STM STMicro 18.51 -.17
SFE SfgdSci 1.69 -.10
SWY Safeway 18.66 -.21
JOE SLUoe 60,56 -1.39
STJ SUudes 40.14 -.66
STA StPaulTrav 36.98 -.06
SKS Saks 14.07 -.38
CRM Salesfore n17.95 +1.59
EDF SalEMInc2 16.37 -.06
SBF SalmSBF 12.59 -.08
SJT SJuanB 27.83 -.25
SLE SaraLee 23.86 -.45
SGP ScherqPI 20.36 -.12
SGPpM SchrPpfM 55.05
-.07
SLB Schimb 63.96 +.20
SCH Schwab 11.32 -.07
SFA SciAulanta 30.92 -.53
SPI ScottPw 31.10 +.16
STX SeagateT 16.90 -.17
SEE SealAir 50.62 -1.32
S Sears 50.40 -1.40
SRE SempmEn 35.75 -.46
SNH SenHous 17.43 -.55
SXT Sensient 22.66 -.05
SCI SvceCp. 7.30 -.01
SGR ShawGp 16.01 -.68
SKO ShopKo 18.73 +.03
SHU Shurgard 42.25 -.90
SRP SierrPac 9.70 -.15
0SGI SilenGph 1.61 -.06
SPG SirnmonPmp 60.45 -2.80
PKS SixFags 5.24 -.13
AOS SmnthAO 27.72 -.94
SII Smffilntl 51.91 -.46
'SOL Sola 27.18
SLR Solectm 5.06 -.06
SO SouthnCo 32.84 -.20
LUV SwstAiri 15.61 .
SWN SwnEnig 44.67 -.68
SOV SovrgnBcp 22.30 -.31
TSA SplAuth 24.55 +.24
FON SpmtFON 24.16 +.11
SPF StdPac 60.43 -.35
SXI Standex 27.00 -.90
HOT StarwdH0t 56.34 -.48
STT StateStr 48.19 -.32
STE Steris 22.50 -.15
STK StorTch u32.57 +1.00
GLD sTGoldn 42.67 -.07
SYK Strykers 48.95 +.06
RGR SturmR 8.62 -.17
SUI SunCmts 38.80 -.68
SU Suncorg 32.19 -.60
SDS- SunGard 27.62 +.32
SUNM Sunoco 76.65 -1.10
STI SunTrst 71.42 -.52
SVU Supvalu 33.11 -.15
SBL SymblT 16.24 -26
SYT Syngenta 20.60 -.07
SYY Sysoo 36.55 +.05
TCB TCFFncds 31.01 -.12
TE TECO 15.04 -.13
TJX TJX 24.66 -.10
'TZA TVAzteca 9.25 +.11


IN SA Q ATION AL M R EII


Tkr !Name Last Chg ADBL Audble n 22.86 +.71
AUDC AudCodes 15.09 -.29
VOXX Audvox 15.33 -.33
ADC81 ADCTel 2.53 -.05 ADSK AutodsRs 35.27 +.27
ASTS ASETst 5.65 -55 ,AVNX Avanex 2.91 +.04
ASML~ ASMLHId 14.99 -.22 AVID AvidTch 58.45 -.89
ATYT ATITech 18.49 -.33 AWRE Aware 4.73 -.11
ATPG ATPO&G 16,84 -.81 ACLS Axcells 6.96 -.43
ATSr ATS Med 4.40 -.08 XEDA AxedaSys .98 +.01
AAI aalPharma 3.42 -.39 AXYX Axonyx 5.46 -.15
ASTtg Aastrom 1.56 -.07 BEAV BEAero 10.30 -.33
ABG n1 Abgenix 9,73 -.09 BEAS BEASys 8.42 -.22
LEND H AccHme 45.45 -2.00 BLDP BallardPw 6.06 -.20
ACK Acc Aredo 26.56 -.52 BCON BeaconP .83 -.02
ATVI AclMsns 19.40 +.28 BBGI BeagleyB" 17.27 -.25
ACTU Actuate 2.28 -.08 BEBE BebeSrss 26.24 +.08
ACXi Acxdom 24.70 -.68 BBBY BedBath 40.01 +.35
ADPTg Adaplec 7.11 -.03 BIVN Boenvisn 8.18 -.17
ADBE AdobeSy 59.73 -.33 BIIB Blogenldc 64.84 +.08
ADLRi AdolorCp 9.78 +.02 BMRN BloMarin 6.08 -.09
ADTN Ad4ran d17.78 -,40 BMET Blomel 41.83 -.11
ADIC AdvDiglnl 9.33 +.01 BIOM Boma 2.25 -.04
AEIS AdvEnd 8.20 +.15 BPUR Biopure .54 -.08
AERT AdvEnv 1.42 +.03 BSTE Biosite 57.96 -.67
ADVN Advanta 22.00 -.12 BOBE BobEvn 25.11 -.60
ADVN AdvantB 23.74 +.01 BKHM Bookham 4.26 -.21
ARXX Aeroflex 11.16 -.13 BORL Borland 10.40 -.50
AFFX Affymet 35.95 +2.01 BPFH BostPrv 27.11 -.79
AGIL AgieS t 7.50 -.30 BRCM Brdcom 31.01 -.55
AIRN4 AirepanNet 4.85 -.17 BWNG Broadwing 7.76 -.32
AKA M AkamaiT 12.00 -.20 BRCD BrcdeCm 7.00 -.14
AKZO Akzo 41.95 +.15 BRKS BrooksAut 15.68 -.59
APCS Alamosan 12.08 -.04 BSQR Bsquare 1.29 -.00
ALDAr Adilars 14.04 -.25 BMHC BidgMat 34.67 -2.35
ALXN8 Alexion 23.37 -.07 BO30J BusnObj 24.12 -.04
ALGN0 AgnTech 10.40 -.01 CCBL C-COR 8.58 -.63
ALKS Alkenm 13.01 -.60 CBRL CBRLGrp 40.32 '-.18
ALTH AlMosThera 2.52 +.26 CDWC CDWCorp 64.63 +.19
ALOY Alloync 7.65 -.29 CHRW CH Robn 55.16 +.49
ALNY AJnylamrn 8.05 +50 CMGI CMGI 2.23 -.09
ALTI AltairNano 2.45 -.13 CNET CNET 10.05 -.34
ALTR AlteraCp 18.86 -.33 CSGSS GSGSys 18.00 +.20
ALVR Alvarion 13.24 -.25 CVTX CVThera 21.51
AMZ Amazon 41.77 -37 CCMP CabotMic 36.95 -.88
ABMC AmerBio 1.30 +.20 CALM CalManes 10.67 -.33
ABMC 8 AmrBlowt .25 .:. CARS CapAuto 33.49 -1.41
ACAS AmCapSir 32.50 +.45 CCBG CapClyBk 40.62 .+.32
AEOS AEagleO 47.92 +1.00 CPST CpstnTrb 1.66 -.05
AMMI AmrMed 38.75 -1.06 DFIB CardlacSc 2.04 -.03
APPX AmPharm 32.66 -.61 CRDM Cardima .52 -.01
APCC APwCnv 20.51 -.16 CECO CareerEd 40.22 +.67
AMTD AmrTrde 13.07 -.20 CMRG CasualMal 5.77 +AO
AMG Amqen 62.26 -140 CLTK Celerileks 1.15 -.13
AMK AmkorT 5.57 -.41 CELG Celgene s 25.55 +.38
AMSC Amsurg 27.49 -1.62 CEGE CellGens 7.13 -.31
AMLN Amylin 22.81 -.02 CTIC CelThera 7.75 +.24
ALOG Anlogic 42.66 -1,32 CENX CentAl 24.71 -.69
ANLY Analysts 3.83 +.11 CNTY CentCas 8.26 +.26
ANLT AnlySur 2.69 -.19 CEPH Cephln 48.39 -.69
ANDW Andrew 13.02 -.03 CRDN Ceradynes 52.01 -1.04
ADRX AndrxGp 22.45 +.26 CERN Cemer 50.71 -.97
ANGO AngloDynn21.67 +18AB CHRS ChnnmSh 924 -.01
ANPI rAnglotchgs 18.18 +.12 CHTR ChartCm 2.25 -.05
AGEN 8 Anfgncs 9.40 +.13 CHKP ChkPolnt 24.18 +.13
APOL "ApoloG 81.18 -1.03 CKFR ChkFree 35.74 -.36
AAPL- ApoeC 64.50 +.56 CHKR Checkers 13.41 +.01
APPB Applebeess25.85 -.21 CAKE Cheesecks 31.19 -.56
ADSX- ApplDIgIrs 6.60 -.55 PLCE ChildPc 35.82 +.72
AINN Apdlinov 3.32 -.13 CHINA chndlcm 4.15 -.02
AMAT- ApldMall 16.22 -.28 IMOS ChipMOS 5.89 -.16
AMCC AMCC 3.95 ... CHIR Chiron 34.80 +.12
AQNT aOuantve 8.60 -.14 CHRD Chordnt 2.08 -.04
ARDM Aradigm 1.53 -.08 CHDN ChrchllD 40.00 -1,50
ARIA AiladP 6.70 -.17 ClEN ClenaCi 3.03 -.03
ARBA Arlbars 14.01 -.73 CINF CIlnFIn 44,60 +.82
ARMHY ArmHId 6.16 -.03 CTAS Cintas 42.44 -.11
ARTX Arotech 1.47 -.05 CRUS Cirus 499 -.09
ARRS Arris 6.69 -.17 CSCO CIco 18657 '+.01
ARTG ArtTech 1.34 -.04 CTXS CtlqxSy 22.96 -.80
ATSN Anesyn 10,45 -.28 CLHB CleanH 1409 -.31
ASCL AscentSoft 14.93 +.05 CKCM CIlckCm 15.00 +.17
ASKJ AskJvs 26.60 -.41 COGT Cogent n 30.63 +.06
ASPT AspectCm 10.70 -.16 CTSH' CogTechs 40.98 -.38
ASBC AsdBncs 32.59 -.12 COGN Cognosg 42.05 +.33
ASYTE AsystTchIf 4,78 -.17 CWTR CIdwlrCrs 28.55 +.21
AGIX AthrGnc 18.13 -.11 CFSI CollgFdSvnl4.70 +.98
ATML Atmel 3,45 -.16 CMRO Comarco 631 -.29


CMCSA Comcast 3233 +.30.
CMCSK Comcso 31.72 -.06
CCBI CmrdCaps 21.82 -.83
CBSS CompsBc 46.59 -.69
CPWR Compwme 6.04 -.17
CMTL Comtech 3524 +.58
CMVT Comvers 23.03 +.22
CCUR ConcCm 2.49 -.04
CNXT Conexant 1.81 -.03
CNCT Connelcs 23.32 -.68
CPRT Copart 23.62 -.52'
CGTK Corgentchn 8.09 +.10
COCO CodrnthCs 17.77 -.25
CRXA CorixaCp 3.73 +.17
COST Coslco 47.22 +,t0
CRAY Crayinc 4.13 -.21
CMOS CredSys 8.18 -.38
CREE Cree Inc 33.84 -1.70
CBST CubistPh 11.12 -.26
CMLS CumMed 14.03 -.36
CRIS Cusri .4.50 -.35
CURN CuronMed 1.98 +,29
CYMI Cymer 25.7Q -.66
CYTC Cytyc 25.29 -,24
-1
DOVP DOVPh 16.80 -.36
DPAC DPACTc .79 -.07
DROOY DRDGOLD 1.44 -.02
DADE DadeBeh 56.09 -.29
DANKY Danka 3.07 -.01
DECK DeckOut 44.75 -.66
DCGN decdGenet 7.85 +.09
DELL Dellnc 40.25 -.27
ONDN Dndreon 10.11 -.13
OCAI DIalCpAs 25.14 +.94
DIGL DIgLght 123 -.06
DRIV D5River 36.36 -.06
DTAS Dilas 9.10 -.08
DSCO DiscvLabs 7.51 -.03
DESC DistEnSy 2.73 +.28
DITC DItechCo 13.90 -.22
DCEL DobsonCm 1.68 -.10
DLTR DIIrTree 28.30 +.67
HILL DotHIU 6.85 -26
DCLK DbleCIck, 7.57 -.09
DRAX Draxisg 4.26 -.04
DSCM dmrgstre 3,45 +.04
DRRX DurectCp 2.76 -.28
EELN E-loan 3.21 +.08
EBAY eBay 110.90 -.41
EAGL EGLInc 27.55 -.15
ERES eResrch 13.55 -.36
ESST ESSTech 6.41 -.17
ELNK' ErthUnk 10.83 -.19
DISH EchoStar 3229 -.01
ECLP Eclipsys 18.87 -.21
ECST eCost.cmn 1342 -.07
EDLG EducLend u18.94 +3.52
EDMC EducMgt 31.78 -.16
EDUC EduDv 10.10
EGHT 8x8 Inc 3.88 +.05
ESIO ElecSci 17,82 -.31
ERTS ElectArts 59.71 +.57"
ELBO ElecBIq 40.41 +.37
EFII EFII 16.91 -.25
EMRG eMrgelnt 1.55 -.03
EMMS EmmisC 18,49 -.30
ENMC EncrMed 6.08 -35
ENCY EncysveP 9.87 -.02
ENDP EndoPhcm 20.00 -35
ENMD EntreMd 3.77 +.61
ENTU Entrust 3.85 +.15
ECGI EnvoyCm .58 -.02
ENZN EnzonPhar 13.08 -.10
ELAB EonLabss 2630 +.27
EPNY Epiphany 4.65 -.09
ERICY EricsnTI 30.90 -.75
ESPD eSpeed 9.74 -1.22
KEYW EssexCp 17.78 +.82
EEFT Euronelt 25.41 +.01
ESLR EvrgrSIr 4.58 -.10
EVOL EvolSys 4.05 -.27
EXAR Exar 13.30 +.03
EXPD Expdlntil 55.63 +1.70
ESRX ExpScript 76.20 +.57
EXTR ExtNetw 5.98


Eyetechn 42.63
F5 Nelw 44.48
FFLC Bcp 35.00
FX Ener u13.50
FalconStor 8.25
Fastenal 59.16
RFfthThird 46.45
Fnisar 1,99
FnLnUnes 18.76
FsIHithGp 18.56
FrstHrz 19.93
FstMerit 27,72
FIsew 39.71
Flextm 13.00
FLY1 1,71
FocusEn 1.07
Fonr; 1.46
ForbesMd 2.45
FonrFac 2.378
Fossils 24.50
Foundry 11.58
Fredsnc 15.56
FmlrAir 10.07
FueiCell 9.42
Ftrmdia .83


-.02


GRMN Garmin 53.56 -3.07
GMST Gemstar 5.59 -.12
GENR Genaera 3.29 -.21
GNLB GeneLTc 1.13 -.04
GNSS GenesMcr 15.23 -.31
GNTA Genta 1.65 -.04
GNTX Gentex 34.76 +.27
GENZ Genzyme 56.91 +.21
GORX GeoPharm 4.99 -.15
GERN GeronCp 7.99 -.23
GILD GilleadSds 33.41 -.47
GLBL Glolind 7.60 -.17
GLOW Glowpoint 1,61 +.11
GOOG Gooedon 193.51 -.99
GRIC GoRemote 1.38 -.03
GBBK GrrBay 28.73 +.01
GYMB Gymbree 12.29 -.04
HMNF HMNFn 32.35 +.10
HANS Hansen 33.51 -1.70
HARB HarbrFL 33.63 -.45
HLIT Harmonic 7.99 -.39
TINY HarisHa 14.02 -.50
HDWR Headwairs 27.71 +.72
HMSL Hemosolwl .93 +.13
HSIC HSchein 68.23 -.07
HLYW HlywdE 13.08 +.19
HOLX Hologic 25.66 -.13
HOMS HomeSlore 2.59 -.12
HOFF HrznOf 1.37 -.35
HOTT HotTopic 16.50 -.16
HGSI HumGen 11.72 -.18
JBHT HunUB 42.08 -.98
HBAN HuntBnk 2434 -.16
HYSL HyperSolu 46.18 +1.04
IMNY I-Many 1.49 +.01
IACI IACInteiac 25.43 -.20
ICOS ICOS 26.92 -.78
IDBE ID80o 14.13 -.12
IPIX IPIXCp 5.34 -.03
IPAS iPass 6.53 -.33
ICOR Icoda .60 -.02
IDNX Identix 6.94 -.11
[MAX IrnmaxCp 7.84
IMCL Imdone 44.06 -1.26
BLUD Immucors 22.98 +.14
IMMU Imunmd 3.28 +.21
IPXL ImpaxLab 16.42 +.53
INCY Incye 9.25 -.02
ICSC IndpCmly 40.46 -.95
IDEV IndevusPh 539 -.22
INSP InfoSpce 44.25 +.23
INFS InFocua 8.27 -.77
INFA Inlonnmat 755 +.07
INOD Innodata 6.87 -2.42
ICCl InslhtCm 9.35
NSIT Insight 20,08 +.30
INSM Insmed 2,00 -21
ISPH InspPhar 15.65 -.21
INGP Instinet 5.58 -.19
INMD IntegMed u12.04 -.96


ICST IntgCIrc d19.92 -.29
IDTI InlgDv 10.31 -.18
ISSI ISSI 7.26 -23
INTC Intel 22.39 -.22
INCX Interchgn 16.98 -.22
IDCC InterDig 20.50 -.22
ITMN InterMune 12.42 -.28
ISCA InlSpdw 51.71 -.25
ICGE ItmtCprs 8.29 -.66
ISSX IntntSec 21.09 -.30
ISIL Intersil dl5.18 -.41
INTV Intervoice 12.90 +.33
IWOV Inlerwovn 9.71 -.18
INTZ Intrusnhrs 3.80 -.58
INTU Inluit 41.02 -.47
ISRG IntSurg 36.09 -.32
IFIN InvFnSv 47.13 -.53
IVGN Invirogn 65.14 -.32
ISIS sis 5.36 -.05
ISON Isonics 5.65 +.77
IVAN IvanhoeEn 2.26 -.16
IVIL IVillage 5.84 -.10
XXIA .Mxia 1486 +.66


JCOM j2GIob 31.38 -1.25
JDSU JDS Uniph 298 -.07
JKHY JackHenry 20.29 +.11
JAKK JkksPac 20.51 -.57
JBLU JetBlue 21.22 -.43
JOSB JosBnkrs 28.17 -.74
JOYG JoyGlbI 39.91 -.84
JNPR JnliNtw 25.64 -.16
JUPM Jupltrmed 20.15 -1.71
KSWS K Swiss 28.90 +.05
KLAC KLATnc 43.12 -.71
KVHI KVHInd 11.43 +.29
KERX KeryxBlo 14.18 +2.95
KNTA Kintera 8.17 -.25
KMRT Kmaot 96.57 -3.78
NITE KnghtTrd 10.36 +.02
VLCCF KnighIT 29.26 +.61
KONG KongZhgn 8.40 -.01
KOPN KopinCp 3.38 -.21
KOSP Kos Phr 34.93 -.79
KRON Kronos 48.05 -.73
KLIC Kulicke 7.55 -.20
LKOX LKQCp 18.15 -.85
LYTS LSIInds 11.35 -.22
LTXX LTX 6.72 -.29
LJPC LaJoIPh 1.73 +.01
LABS LabOre 32.22 +.91
LRCX LamRsch 25.88 -.91
LAMR LamarAdv 41.76 -.65
LCRD LasrCard 1125 +1.14
LSCP Lasoscp 31.42 -.13
LSCC Latice 501 -.15
LAUR Laureate u44.79 +.08
LWSN Law w Sft 6.10 -.50
LVLT Level3 3.17 -.05
LEXR LexarMd 7.16 -.03
LBTYA UbMIntAn 43.69 -1.20
LPNT UIoePH 34.26 -1.26
LGND UgandB 10.54 -.48
LNCR Uncare 40.98 +11
LLTC UnearTch 36,81 -.39
LNET LodgEnt 18.01 +.06
LOOK LookSmarl 205 +.05
LOUD Loudeye 1.79 -.13


FLSH M-SysFD 18.65 -.07
MCIP MCIImnn 19.37 -.60
MOGN MGIPhrs 2645 +40
MKSI MKSInst 16.71 -.62
MRVC MRVCm 3.24 -.21
MTSC MTS 31.43 -.90
MACR Macmndia 27.42 -.05
MVSN Macrsn 2371 -46
LAVA Magma d10.50 -.88
MANH ManhAssc 22.85 +.57
MTEX Manntch 18.58 -.47
MANU Manugist 2.65 +.01
MATK Martek 48.50 +.59
MRVL Mavellrs 32.90 +.12
MXIM Maxm d39,38 -.81
MXWL MaxwifT 9.14 -.13
MCLD McLeoA 82 -10


MCDT 'McData 5.21 -.18
MCDTA McDataA 5.58 -.18
MEDI Medlmun 25.25 -1.12
MEDX Medarex 10.04 -.51
MBAY MediaBay 1.15 .-.10
MCCC Mediacm 6.10 -.16
MDCI MedAct 18.70 -.05
MDCO MedCo 27.80 +.07
MDKI Mdcomre 10.95 +.17
MENT MentGr 13.66, -.25
MRCY MrcCmp 27.29 -1,00
MERQ Mercintr 42.62 +.09
MESA MesaAIr 7.03 -.17
MTLM MalalMgs 25.23 +.13
MEOH Mlhanx 16.90 -.60
MCRL Micrel 9.50 -.37
MCHP Microchp d24.77 -.78
MUSE Mcromnse 5.19 +.13
MSCC MicSemis 15.59 -.42
MSFT Microsoft 26.78 -.06
MSTR McroStr 56.44 -.39
TUNE Mlcmtunen 5.36 -.08'
MIKR Mlkron 9.23 -.67
MCEL MillCell 1.15 -.04
MLNM MillPhar 11.44 +.07
MICC Millcmlnts 20.50 -.80
MSPD Mindspeed 2.52 -.02
MSON Misonix 6.03 -.27
MODT ModtcH 7.36 +.07
MOLXE Molex I 28.11 -.61
MNST MnsltrWw 28.63 -1.17
MGAM MulimGas 14.41 +.16
MYGN MyriadGn 21.82 +.38
NNDS NDS Grp 30.84 -2.79
NTGR NETgear 16.39 +.09
EGOV NIC Inc 4.57 -.43
NIHD NIIHkIdgs 49.02 +1.08
NPSP NPSPhm 17.75 +.14
NTLI NTL Inc 69.18 -.95
NGEN Nanogen 6.21 -.43
NANO Nanornt 13.92 -.20
NAPS Napster 8.75 +.24
QQQQ Nasd100Tr 38.54 -.24
NSDA Nassda 6.85 -.01
NSTK Nastech 10.84 -.20
NAVR Navarre u17.66 -.08
NCRX NelghCar 30.55 -.24
NKTR NektarTh 18.80 -.43
NMGC NeoMgc 1.00 -.04
NTBK NetBank 10.12 -.13
NTOP Net2Phn 3.20 -.07
NTIQ NellQ 11.62
NTES Nelease 51.25 -.60
NFLX Nelflixs 11.20 -.46
WOLV NetWolv 122 -.12
NTAP NetwkAp 31.45 +.05
NENG NtwrEng 2.63 -,22
NEWP Newport 13.11 -.14
NXTL NextleC 29.56 -.02
NXTP NextlPrt 19.30 +.22
NTMD NitroMed 25.00 +.22
NOBH NobftyH 22.20 -.10
NTRS NorTrst 46.94 -.18
NWAC NwetAld 8.60 -1.04
NOVA NpvaMed 6.03 -.62
NGPS Novatel 31.00 -4.91
NVTL NvtWds 16.15 -.05
NOVL Novell 6.36 +.04
NVLS Novlus 25.79 -.33
NUHC NuHorz 7.48 -.46
NUAN NuanceC 3.78 -.01
NVDA Nvida 2268 +.21
OiIM o2MIcro 1000 -.27
OSIP OSIPhrm 69.56 -1.43
OCLR OculrScd 50.16 +.98
ODSY OdysseyHIt 12.81 -.65
OVTI OmniVsns 1684 -.39
ASGN OnAssign 516 -.11
ONNN OnSmInd 4500 -.13
FLWS 1800Fowrs 8.07 +.02
ONXX OnyxPh 31.13 +07
OTEX OpenTxt 19.71 +.09
OPTV OpenTV 3.58 -03
OPWV Opnw.Sy 13.73 -45
OPLK OplinkC 1.67 -11
OPSW Opsware 6.72 -.24
ORCL Oracle 130


OFIX OrOfx 38.57 +.17
OSCI Osenti 3.41 -.11
OTTR OrterTal 24:60 -.40
OSTK Overstk 63.32 -.68


PFCB PFChng 53.68 -1.34
PMCS PMCSra 10.07 -.33
PPTV PPTVis 1.05 +.03
PSSI PSSWrid 11.84 -.42
PCAR Paccars 73.77 -2.46
PSUN Pac.unwr 22.94 +.44
PACT PaclficNet 835 -.79
PSRC PalmSrce 12.02 -.22
PLMO palmOne 29.62 -.49
PMTI PalmrM 23.63 -.07-
PAAS PanASN 14.75 -.21
PNRA PaneraBrd 39.41 +.05
PMTC ParmTc 5.35 -.12
PTMK Pathmrk 4.95 -.41
PDCO Pattersons 42.59 -.04
PTEN PattUTIs 18.02 -.10
PAYX Paychex 32.50 -23
PENN PennNGm 58.44 -M05
PSFT Peoplesoft u26,48 -.01
PPHM Peregrine 1.12 -.06
PRFT Perficent 7.80 -.38
PRGO Pernigo 16.42 -.13
PETD PetDv 36.05 -.43
PETM PetsMart 33.84 -.52
PFSW PFSweb 2.75 +.22
PARS Phannos 1.23 -.04
PHRM Pharmion 40.70 -1.19
ANTP Phazar 35.22-10.23
PHTN Phoon1 23.73
POLE PInnSyst 5.20 -.18
PIXR PIxar 84.43 -.04
PXLW Pxlwrks 11,53 -.11
PLNR PlanrSy 10.08 -28
PLXS Plexus 10.93 -26
PLUG PlugPower 5.42 -.23
PLCM Polycom 20.00 -2.16
PLAY PortPlayn 22.98 -1.13
POW1 Powrlnig 17.14 -.67
PWER Power-One 8.18 -24
PWAV Powrwa 7.98 +.07
PRCS PraecisP 1.99 -M06
PRST Prestek 9.99 +.15
TROW PrceTR 59.69 -.25
PCLN pipeline 23.59 -29
PRTL PrimusT 2.86 -.08
POSO Prosoft .40 -.02
PDLI ProtDsg 19.92 +.15
QLTI OLT 16.39 +28
QLGC Ilogic 35.50
QalC Oaloms 42.31 +.18
QSFT QuestSftw 15.15 -.11
RFM RFMIcO 6.12 -.17
TISAS RSASec 18.37 +.20
ROLAK ROneD 15.65 -.19
RMBS Rambus 22.06 +.58
RNWK RealNwk 6.13 -.02
RHAT RedHat 1246 -.17
RBAK Redback 4.92 -.12
REMC Remec 6.86 -.10
RCII RentACt 2700 +.19
RBNC RepBcp 14.89 -20
RIMM RschMols 76.91 +.05
RECN ResConn 51.76 -.11
RSTO RestHrd 533 -.22
RETK Retek 5.35 +.09
RICK RickCab u3.78 +93
RIGS RigsNt 21.60 +.01
ROST RoseSSra 27.59 -.24
RURL Rudr/Mron 5.26 +.00
RYAAY Ryanair 40.80 +.01


SFLK SAFLINK 260 +.05
SBAC SBACom 8.88 -.24
SAFC Saeco 49.97 -.20
SLXP SalixPh s 15.43 -.73
SNDK SanDLsks 23.17 -20
SANM Sarnmina 7.72 -.07
SAPE Sapient 8.00 -.26
SATC Satcon 1.74 -.05
SWS SvisCm 1.10 -.07
SAXN SaxonCpn 23.02 -.73


SCHN Schnlters 32.31 +.31
SGMS SdGames 22.52 -.48
SEAC SeaChng 16.40 -.47
SBYN SeeBeyond 3.77 +.27
SCSS SelCmsit 16.89 -26
SIGI Selcin 43.82 +.02
SMTC Semtech 19.78 -.74
SNMX Senomyxn 8.50 +.29
SEPR Seprecor 58.10 -.01
SQNM Sequenm 1.39 +.14
SRNA SerenaSt 20.22 -.49
SERO Serolog 20.78 -.07
SNDA Shanda n 39.36 +28
SHRP Shrplm 17.89 -.17
SHPGY ShIrePh 32.31 -.48
SHFL ShufflMsts 43.82 -.31
SEBL SlebelSys 9.61 -.27
SWIR SlenaWr 16.24 +.56
SIAL SgkmAI 58.38 -.32
SGTL SgmaTel 31.57 -.19
SIMG Silmnlmg 15.51 +.03
SLAB SllcnLab 32.26 -1.00
SSTI SST 5.38 -.14
SIVB SiicVyB 43.9,1 -29
SSRI SilvStdg 11.01 +.01
SINA Sina 30.39 -.11
SBGI Sinclair 8.86 +.05
SIRI SidusS 7.64 +.13
SKYF SkyFnd 28.32 -.04
SKYW SkyWest 18.01 -1.46
SWKS SkywksSi 8.79 -.02
SMSI SmlthMIcro 7.35 -.73
SSCC SmurStne 17.47 -.39
SOHU Sohu.cm 16.67 -29
SONC SoricCps 30.89 -.55
SNIC SonicSol 20.15 +.15
SNWL SncWall 5.76 -.03
SONS Sonusn 5.61 -.11
SMBC SouMoBc 18.48
TSFG SouthFnd 31.55 -.47
HDTV SpataLt 7.78 -.56
SPLS Staples 32.14 -.04
STSI StarScien 4.58 +.11
SBUX Starbudcks 61.60 +.50
STLD SUDyna 35.98 -30
STEM StemCels u5.856 -Al
STEI StewEnt 6.85 -.05
STXN Stratex 2.11 -.04
SUNW SunMicmo 4.70 +.07
STKL SunOpta 6.63 -.45
SCON SupTech 1.11 -22
SUPG SuperGen 5.70 -.14
SPRT SupportSft 5.91 +.12
SUSQ SusqBtc 24.59 -.18
SWFT SwilTm 20.00 -.43
SCMR Sycanmr 3.72 -05
SYMC Symantec s 25.04 -37
SYMM Synmelc 8.96 -26
SYNA Synaptics 29.00 -.70
ELOS Syneronn 26.33 -1.87
SNPS Synopsys 18.07 -.51
SYNO Synovis 10.08 -37
THQI THQOInc 21.08 -.63
TLCV TLC Msion 9.94 -.15
TOPT TOPTankn 14.98 +.29
TrMI TTMTch 10.32 -.58
TTWO TakeTwo 3360 -.30
TGEN TargGene 1.70 +.03
TARO TaroPh 31.86 -1.20
TARR Tarragon s 22.00 +390
TAGS Trrant 2.48 +.10
TASR TASERs 28.6 +.17
TAYD TayrDv 6.30 -43
TECD TechData 42.85 +39
TICCR Techlnvrt .17 -.08
TCNO Tecnmtx 16.69 -.01
TGAL Tegal 1.43 -.05
TKLC Tekelec 19.02 -27
TIWI Telesys 11.14 +06
TLWT TelwestGIn 1676 -.48
TELK Teliknc 18.01 -.45
TLAB Teliabs 8.70 +.01
TERN Terayon 2.61 +.01
TSRA TesseraT 34.05 -.84
TEVA TevaPh s 27.80 -56
THOR Thoratc 9.75 -.64'
COMS 3Com 3.93 -.08


TXU TXUCorp 62.90 -.08
TSM TaIwSemi 7.92 -.16
TGT Target 5128 +.04
TK" Teekays 40.45 +.33
TNE TelNorL 15.25 -.01
TMX TelMexL 36.58 -.92
TIN Templelnl 65.85 -1.00
TPX TempurP 20.98 -.37
THC TenltHIt 10.48 -.13
TPP Teppco 38.65 -.05
TER Teradyn 15.36 -.21
TEX Terex 44.35 -.32
TRA Terra 8.17 -.74
TNH TerraNitro 20.65 +.44
TSO Tesoro 29.25 -.26
TT11 TetraTech 25.78 -1.47
TXN Texinst 22.89 -.71
TGX Theragen 4.05 +.04
TMO ThermoEl 29.23 -.08
TNB ThmBet 28.56 -.59
TMA Thombg 27.21 -1.11
MMM 3MCo 80.73 -1.00
TIF Tiffany 3066 -.57
TWX TimeWam 18.91 -.19
TKR Timken 23.63 -.94
TTN TitanCp 15.43 -.29
TOD ToddShp 17.59 +.09
TOL TollBros .65.70 -.40
TOO Toolnc u27.71 +3.48
jTRU TorchEn 6.46 +.01
TMK Trchmrk 56.20 -.01
TOT Total SA 105.26 -.50
TSS TotalSys 23.36 -.42
TWR TwrAuto 2.47 -22
TCT TwnCtry 26.65 -.67
TOY ToyRU 20.42 -,01
RIG Transocn 39.80 -20
TG Tredgar 19.21 -.68
TY TriContl 17.90 -.05
TRI TriadH 36.01 -.54
TRB Tribune 41.53 +.06
TRZ TrizecPr 17.74 -.81
TUP Tuppwre 19.79 -.07
TYC Tycolni 35.49 -.16
TSN Tyson 17.82 -20
UIL UIL Hold 48.87 -.93
USG vjUSG 37.50 -.77
UST USTInc 48.04 +.09
UNS UniSrcEn 24.95 -.25
UBB UUniao 30.53 -.57
UNF UnlFirst u31.96 +3.15
UNP UnionPac 65.20 -.60
UIS Unisys 9.76 -.06
UDR UDomR 23.29 -.61
UMC UtdMicro 3.30 -.08
UPS UPSB 83.75 -.17
USB USBancrp 31.06 +16
X USSteel 48.84 +.09
UTX UltdTech 101.05 -.76
UNH UtdhithGp 86.03 +.30
UHS UnvHih 44.00 +28
UVN Unlision 27.62 -.68
UCL. Unocal 41.19 -.57
UNA Unova 22.94 -25
UNM UnumProv 17.22 -.28

VRX ValeantPh 25.25 -20
VLO ValeroEs 42.16 -.91
VIT VKHiincT 4.14 +.02


WPI WOISflPS 3112 -.50


WPI WatsnPh 31.12 -.50
WFT Weathflnt 49.37 -34
WLM Wellmn 9.71 -28
WLP WellPoint 115.22 +4.22
WFC WellsFrgo 62.03 +.07
WEN Wendys 38.11 -.84
WR WeslarEn 2220 -.18
WIW WAstTIP2n 13.20
WDC WDIgiti 10.23 -24
WON WestwOne 25.77 -.80
WY Weyerh 66.25 +28
WHR Whrpl 67.92 +.06
WTU WilmCS 16.50 +25
WMB WmsCos 15.29 -.11
WSM WmsSon 35.00 -.07
WIN WinDix 4.41 -.04
WGO Winnbgos 36.11 -.99
WIT Wipros 21.76 -1.39
WEC WiscEn 33.45 -.24
WOR Worthgtn 19.74 +.37
WWY Wdigley 67.50 -28
WYE Wyeth 41.35 -.92
XL XL Cap 75.95 -.73
XTO XTOEgyr s 31.92 -.94
XEL XcelEngy 17.55 -20
XRX Xerox 16.39 -.33
YCC YankCdl 31.42 +.20
YUM YumBrds 46.09 -.11
ZMH Zmmer 78.73 -.62


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TibCosf 12.55 +.30 Yesterday Pvs Day
T iVoInc 5.48 -.20
T .n00 iY -4 A Australia 1.065 1.3014


TXCC TmSwtc 1.39 -.01
TZOO Travelzo 90.59 -2.11
TRMB Trimbles 31.85 -.27
TRIN Trinsncrs 1.50 -20
TRPH TripathT 1.33 -.06
TQNT TriQuint 3.89 -.08
TRST TrstNY 13.16 -.35
TRMK Trusmk 29.83 -.04
TWTR Tweeter 7.03 +.13
TFSM 24/7Realrs 4.04 -27
UAPH UAPHIdgn 16,08 -.46
XPRSA USXprss 27.10 -1.41
USIH USIHkidg 11.30 -.11
UTIW UTiWrd 67.85 -.32
UTSI UTStrcm 20.71 -.65
UPCS Ubiquy 6.75 -.01
ULTEE UItEIctf 1.51 +.11
ULTI ULimSo8l 12.16 -.02
ULBI Ultralie 17.90 -.54
UTEK Uifratech 16.71 -25
UNTO UtdOnIn 10.95 -20
USEG US Enr 2.88 -.03
UCOMA UtdGIblCm 9.05 -.20
UFPI UnivFor 42.19 -.65
URBN UrblOuts 42.78 -.53


LNUX VASftwr 2.17 -.09
WOOF VCAAnts 18.91 -.10
VITX VI Tech .69 -.08
VCLK ValueClik 12.62 -.50
VSEA VarlanS 32.02 -1.51
VDSI VascoDta 6.09 -41
VASO Vasomed 1.08 -.05
VECO Veeconst 18.79 -.62
VTIV Venlv 20.14 +.67
VRSN VeriOign 30.64 -.83
VRTS Verilas 27.46 -31
VRTY Verity 11.94 -.44
VRSO VersoTch .69 -.06
VRTX VeitxPh. 9.90 -.19
VERT VerclNet 1.46 -.10
VNWI ViaNet .75 -,03
VWFT VewtCp 2.81 -.10
VIGN VIgnete 1.25 -.06
VISG Wage .8X -.44
VION VionPhm 4.42 +.10
VTSS Vlesse 3.48 +.05
WRNC Wamaco 20.69 -.77
WAVX WaveSys 1.12 --03
HLTH WebMD 7.80 +.05
WEBX WebEx 2128 -.77
WEBME webMeth f 6.52 -08
WBSN Websense 46.57 -126
WERN WenerEnt 21.63 -.03
WSTL Westel 6.07 -29
WWCA WWreIss u31.00 +.22
WTSLA WetSeal 201 -.09
WFMI WholeFd 93.25 -.14
OATS WklOats 8.00 -39
WIND WindRWr 12.58 +.38
WFII WrissFac 9.18 +10
WSTM Wrkstrean 3.64 +10
WLDA WorldAir 6.25 +.18
WHRT WHeartgn -1.95 -14
WGAT WoridGate 4.81 -154
WMGI WrightM 26.30 -37
WYNN Wynn 66.15 +.74
XMSR XMSat 4.56 -.79
XOMA XOMA 229 -.11
XLNX XMinx 27.54 -90
XYBR Xybmautl 1.17 -02
YDIW YDIWissn 4.60 -.11
YHOO Yahoos 36.13 -.45
YELL YellowRd 53.60 -122
ZBRA ZebraTs 5257 -190
ZICA ZICorp 5.97 -.44
ZION ZJonBcp 66.23 -24
ZIXI ZixCorp 4.75 -08
ZOLL ZollMed 30.94 -.85
ZRAN Zoran 10.67 -.38


IRrail


9 7170 9 R670


Britain 1.8850 1.8804
Canada 1.2264 1.2226
China 8.2781 8.2781
Euro .7542 .7534
Honq Kong 7.7887 7.7852
Hungary 185.15. 182.15
India 43.690 43.380
Indnsia 9305.00 9280.00
Israel 4.3879 4.3668
Japan 104.09 104.50
Jordan .70907 .70907.
Malaysia 3.7995 3.7995
Mexico 11.3600 11.3690
Pakistan 59.56 59.45
Poland 3.10 3.03
Russia 27.8520 27.7100
SDR .6551 .6509
Singapore 1.6451 1.6384
Slovak Rep 29.06 28.69
So. Africa 5.8900 5.8150
So. Korea 1046.30 1038.50
Sweden 6.7981 6.8051
Switzerlnd 1.1693 1.1697
Taiwan 32.05 31.84
U.A.E. 3.6724 3.6724
British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All others show
dollar in foreign currency.




Yesterday Pvs Day
Prime Rate 5.25 5.25
Discount Rate 3.25 3.25
Federal Funds Rate 2.25 2.25
Treasuries
3-month 2.29 2.18
6-month 2.55 2.52
5-year 3.72 3.69
10-year 4.29 4.33
30-year 4.85 4.95




FUTURES
Exch Contract Settle Chg
Lt Sweet Crude NYMX Feb05 43.39 -.52
Corn CBOT Mar 05 2011/2 +1/2
Wheat CBOT Mar 05 2993/4 +3/4
Soybeans CBOT Mar 05 527 +2
Cattle CME Feb05 89.40 -1.07
Pork Bellies CME Feb05 93.95 -.87
Sugar (world) NYBT Mar05 8.98 -.05
Orange Juice NYBT Mar05 86.20 -.35

SPOT
Yesterday Pvs Day
Gold (troy oz., spot) $426.60 $436.00
Silver (troy oz., spot) $6.512 $6.797

Copper (pound) l .4220 $1.4825

NMER = New York Mercantile Exchange. CBOT = Chicago
Board of Trade. CMER = Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
NCSE = New York Cotton, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange.
NCTN = New York Cotton Exchange.


10,868.07 9,708.40 Dow Jones industrials 10,597.83 -32.95 -.31 -1.72 +.65
3,823.96 2,743.46 Dow Jones Transportation 3,653.29 -25.04 -.68 -3.81 +20.41
337.79 259.08 Dow Jones Utilities 325.44 -3.02 -.92 -2.84 +21.57
7,273.18 6,211.33 NYSE Composite 7,055.21 -35.31 -.50 -2.69 +8.12
1,435.04 1,150.74 Amex Index 1,385.85 -13.20 -.94 -3.38 +16.89
2,191.60 1,750.82 Nasdaq Composite 2,091.24 -16.62 -.79 -3.87 +.65
1,217.90 1,060.72 S&P 500 1,183.74 -4.31 -.36 -2.33 +5.10
656.11 515.90 Russell 2000 617.48 -11.06 -1.76 -5.23 +7.46
12,024.36 10,268.52 DJ Wilshire 5000 11,632.58 -67.99 -.58 -2.83 +6.16


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3-Yr.
Name NAV Chg %Rtn
AARP Invst:
Balanced 17.20 -.05 +2.9
CapGr 42.48 -.09 -8.5
GNMA 15.12 ... +14.8
Glba. 25.90 -.10 +20.6
Gthinc 21.42 -.08 +2.3
Intl 43.13 -.09 +19.0
PthwyCn 11.53 -.03 +12.9
PtIwyGr 12.82 -.05 +8.3
ShTrmBd 10.19 ... +9.2
AIM Investments A:
Agrsvp 10.05-.09 +4.4
BalAp 24.88 -.05 +1.0
BasValAp31.54 -.16 +9.9
ChartAp 12.47 -.06 +7.2
Constp 22.08 -.11 -2.3
HYdAp 4.55 -.01 +27.6
IntlGrow 19.58 -.15 +29.3
MuBp 8.18 ... +18.5
PrernEqty 9.62 -.04 -12.0
SelEqty 17.10 -.11 -0.6
SumilS 10.48 -.05 -0.1
WeingAp 12.68 -.04 -7.6
AIM Investments B:
CapDvBt 16.52 -.13 +14.3
PremEqty 8.92 -.03 -14.0
AIM Investor Cl:
Dynm 15.94 -.09 -4.6
Energy 26.40 -27 +54.4
HtlSci 49.84 -.25 +1.8
SmCoGIp 12.04-.13 -3.3
ToRtn 24.13 -.05 +2.5
Ufifs 11.67 -.09 +10.0
AIM/INVESCO Invstr:
CoreStk 10.53 -.04 -1.9
AMF Funds:
AdjMtg 9.82 ... +6.6
Advance Capital I:
Balancpn17.61 -.05 +18.8
Retlncn 10.14 +.01 +27.5
Alger Funds B:
SmCapGrt 4.14 -.05 +10.4
AllianceBem A:
AmGvlncA 7.43 +.01 +36.1
BalanAp 16.91 ... +18.2
GIbTchAp 54.72 -.36 -23.1
GrincAp 3.68 ... +5.1
SmCpGrA22.15 -.23 +7.4
AllianceBem Adv:
LgCpGrAd 1824 -.06 -13.0
AllianceBem B:
AmGvIncB 7.43 +.02 +33.3
CorpBdBp 12.33 ... +20.2
GIbTchBt 49.63 -.31 -24.9
GrowthBt 22.69 -.07 +2.7
SCpGrBt 18.73 -.20 +4.8
USGovtB p 7.05 ... +11.4
AllianceBem C:
SCpGrCt 18.77 -.20 +4.9
AmSouth Fds CII:
Value 16.41 -.06 -1.9
Amer Century Adv:
EqGropn21.41 -.14 +12.1,
Amer Century Inv:
Balancedn16.19 -.06 +15.5
Eqlncn 7.93 -.05 +28.6
Growthin 19.15 -.11 -5.0
-feritageln11.36 -.08. +5.3
IncGron 29.82 -.19 +12.7
IntDiscrn 13.08 -.11 +44.2
IntGroln 8.85 -.04 +12.6
LfeScin 4.78 -.03 -0.8
NewOpptrn5.20 -.10 -1.0
RealEsi n 23.40 -.83 +79.6
Selectln 37.08 -.19 -1.2
Ultran 28.62 -.11 +3.3
UtLIn 11.73 -.09 +7.1
Valuelnvn 7.23 -.04 +24.8
Amer Express A:
Cal 5.21 ... +16.7
Discover 8.33 -.12 +23.2
BEI 10.78 -.07 +31.2
DivrBd 4.88 ... +15.4
DvOppA 6.97 -.04 +0,8
EqSel 12.46 -.10 +9.4
Growth 25.93 -.08 -6.0
HiYId 4.46 ... +17.1
Insr 5.47 ... +1.9
MgdAlp 9.31 -.04 +13.8
Mass 5.41 ... +15.2
Mich 5.32 ... +16.8
Minn 5.33 ... +17.0
Mutual p 9.60 -.02 +7.4
NwD 23.59 -.05 -3.3
NY 5.14 ... +17.2
Ohio 5.31 ... +14.7
PreMt 8.82 -.07+100.4
Sel 8.67 ... +9.6
SDGovI 4.79 ... +7.6
Stockp 18.87 -.07 +1.0
TEBd 3.90 +.01 +16.4
TIndlnti 5.47 -.01 +6.7
Thdllnl 7.08 -.01 +14.5
Amer Express B:
EqValp 9.93 -.05 +5.4
Nwet 22.36 -.05 -5,5
Amer Express Y:
NwD n 23.70 -.04 -2.9
American Funds A:
AmcpAp 17.87 -.06 +11:2
AMultAp 25.91 -.10 +16.0
BalAp 17.74 -.03 +22.1
BondAp 13.60 -.01 +25.4
CaplBA p 52.35 -29 +40.2
CapWAp 19.80 -.01 +51.4
CapWGAp33.10 -.13 +48.3
EupacAp 34.76 -.11 +32.0
FdinvAp 31.27 -.21 +18.3
GwIhAp 26.58 -.13 +10.7
HITrAp 12.58 -.03 +34.6
IncoAp 18.23 -.09 +31,4
IntBdAp 13.68 ... +12.2
ICAAp 30.11 -.08 +14.7
NEcoAp 20.41 -.13 +9.2
N PerAp 26.99 -.08 +25.6
SmCpAp 30.09 -.21 +28.9
TxExAp 12.54 +.01 +18.8
WshAp 30.14 -.09 +13.7
American Funds B:
BalBt 17.69 -.03 +19.4
CapBBt 52.35 -.29 +37.0
GrwthBt 25.83 -,13 +8.1
IncoBt 18.14 -.09 +28.4
ICABt 30.00 -.08 +12.0
WashBt 29.99 -.09 +11.3
Ariel Mutual Fds:
Apprec 46.46 -.26 +28.2
Adiel 51.54 -.51 +43.1
Artisan Funds:
Ins 21.51 -.12 +19.2
MiCap 28.43 -.20 +8.6
Baron Funds:
Asset 51.06 -.20 +23.9
Growth 43.37 -.36.+41.2
Bernstein Fds:
InOur 13.38 ... +17.2
D/vMu 14.25 ... +13.6
TxMlglntV 22.08 -.11 +43.7
Bramwell Funds:
Growthp 19.27 -.12 -3.7
Brandywine Fds:
Brmdywnn25.96 -.25 +11.9
Brinson Funds Y:
HIYlalYn 7.48 -.02 +37.0
CGM Funds:
CapDv 26.07 -.42 +33.5
Mu 24.31 -.14 +24.8
Calamos Funds:
GaelA p 50.78 -.32 +36.2
GrwthCt 48.93 -.31 +33.1
Calvert Group:
Incop 16.98 ... +25.8
InlEqAp 1t.71 -.04 +26.3
MBCAI 10.41 ... +11.4
Munln 4 10.95 +01 +16.5
SocalAp 27.05 -.07 +7.1
Socgdp 15.93 ... +21.9
SocEqAp 33.57 -.15 +68.7
TxFL 10.02 +.01 +5.7
TxFLgp 16.66 +.02 +18.5
TxFVT 15.99 +.01 +16.9
Clipper 87.94 -.48+16.9
Cohen & Steers:
RlyShrs 65.56 -2.40 +83.7
Columbia Class A:
Acosm 24.93 -.26 +43.6
Columbia Class Z:
AcomZ 25.43 -27 +45.8
AcomlntZ 28.43 -.19 +52.9
LargeCo 27.22 -.09 +5.3
SmalICo 20.25 -.33 +32.5
Columbia Funds:
ReEsEqZ 25.35 -.76 +71.9
Davis Funds A:
NYVenA 30.08 -.12 +19.4
Davis Funds B:
NYVenB 28.87 -.11 +16.6
Davis Funds C & Y:
NYVenC 29.05 -.12 +16.6
Delaware Invest A:
TxUSAp. 11.57 +.01 +21.8
Delaware Invest B:
DelchB 3.38 -.01 +44.9
SelGrBt 20.04 -.15 -6.2
Dimensional Fds:
IntSmVan 15.13 -.04+129.7
USLgVan 19.49 -.08 +28.7
US Micro n14.38 -.22 +54.5
USSmalln18.56 -.31 +33.9
USSmVa 25.50 -.42 +08.0
EmgMktn 15.06 -.17 +75.0
tnlVan 16.01 -.07 +70.0


OFARIEn 21.57 -.81 +74.7
Dodge&Cox:
Baanced 77.99 -.25 +33.4
I 4or .12.82 ... +21.6
In0Sk 29,87 -.07 +63.0
Stock 126.78 -.63 +35.5
Dreyfus:
Aprec 38.06 -.05 +2.0
Discp 31.17 -.11 -1.5
Dreyl 10.02 -.03 +0.5
DrSOOlnt 34.45 -.13 +4.8
EmgLd 42.15 -.56 +18.8
FLIntr 13.44 +.01 +15.6
InsMutn 17.98 +.02 +16,5
StrValAr 27.83 -.16 +15.3
Dreyfus Founders:
GrowthBn 9.86 -.05 -8.4
GrwthFpnlO.29 -.05 -5.7
Dreyfus Premier:
CoreEqAI 14.25 -.01 -3,0
CorVIvp 29.70 -.07 +3.7
LtdHYdAp 7.63 -.02 +24.3
TxMgGCt 15.20 -.01 -4.3
TciGroA 22.11 -.15 -18.5
Eaton Vance Cl A:
ChinaAp 13,33 -.23 +38.3
GrwthA 7.15 -.05 +7.8


InBosA '6.58 -.01 +41.2
SpEqtA 4.49 -.06 -15.3
MunBdl 10.70 +.01 +23.2
TradGvA 8.83 ... +9.4
Eaton Vance Cl B:
FLMBI 10.89 +.02 +15.8
HIthSBt 10.93 -.06 -0.6
NatlMBt 10.35 +.02 +27.4
Eaton Vance Cl C:
GovtCp 7.60 ... +6.8
NaflMCI 9.86 +.02 +263
Evergreen B:
BalanBt 8.31 -.01 +6.7
BtuChpB 23.45 -.04 -2.8
DvrBdBt 15.01 ... +173
FoundB 1671 -.04 +4.2
MuBdBt 7.49 ... +17.4
Evergreen I:
CorBdl 10.68 ... +19.7
AdjRatel 9.40 +.01 +8.7
Evrgml 12.77 -04 +1.3
Foundl 16.80 -.03 +7.4
SlMunil 10.11 ... +12.4
Excelsior Funds:
Energy 18.85 -.25 +51.2
HiYielkp 4.80 -.01 +19.7
ValRestr 41.33 +.15 +29.4
FPA Funds:
NwInc- 11.19 ... +16.1
Federated A:
AmLdrA 24.35 -.07 +7.4
CapApA 24.79 -.09 +3.9
MidGrStA 28.92 -.27 +9.5
MuSecA 10.79 +.01 +19.4
Federated B:
StIncB 8.84 -.03 +34.1
Federated Instl:
Kaufmn 5.17 -.04 +27.1
Fidelity Adv Foc T:
HICarT 19.79 -.03 +1.3
NatResT 30.93 -.26 +35.3
Fidelity Advisor I:
EqGrln 46.57 -.21 -10.2
Eqlnin 27.99 -.08 +18.2
IntBdln 11.12 -.01 +19.6
Fidelity Advisor T:
BalancT 16.16 -.03 +9.5
DivGrTp 11,48 -.03 -1.8
DynCATp12.79 -.10 +1.0
EqGrTp 44.30 -.21 -11.8
EqlnT 27.68 -.08 +16.2
GovInT 10.06 ... +16.9
GrOppT 29.74 -.14 +2.8
HilnAdTp 9.97 -.05 +56.2
IntBdI 11.11 ... +18,7
MidCpTp 24.14 -.27 +29.2
MulncTp 13.17 +.01 +21.2
OvrseaT 17.23 -.06 +21.9
STFiT 9.52 ... +11.4
Fidelity Freedom:
FF2010n 13.44 -.02 +14.4
FF2020n 13.69 -.04 +14.1
FF2030n 13.77 -.05 +12.7
Fidelity Invest:
AggrGrrn 15.095 -.09 -16.8
AMgrn 16.01 -.03 +11.1
AMgrGrn 14.57 -.04 +7.7
AMgrlnn 12.50 -.04 +19.1
Balancn 17.33 -.11 +25.3
BlueChGrn40.71 -.16 -5.5
Canadan 32.48 -.44 +73.5
CapApn 24.99 -.18 +24.7
Cpincrn 8.43 -.02 +52.8
ChinaRgn 16.55 -.14'/+30.9
CngSn 387.49-1.05 +5.6
Contra n 54,82 -.31 +28.7
CnvScn 21.05 -.10 +17.2
Destl 12.49 -.05 -1.6
Destll 1160 -.06 +7.7
DisEqn 24.68 -.07 +11.8
Divlntin 27.89 -.08 +47.7
DivGthn 27.92 -.09 0.0
EmrMkn 12.50 -.12 +56.8
Eqlncn 51.54 -.17 +15.1
EQIIn 23.37 -.11 +16.1
ECapAp 20.99 -.08 +28.4
Europe 33.62 -.01 +35.5
Exchn 262.51 -.97 +12.9
Exportn 19.10 -.09 +18.5
Fideln 29.24 -.11 +3.4
Fifty rn 1986 -.14 +25.1
FrInOnen 24.57 -.10 +16.2
GNMAn 11.07 ... +15.9
Govtlncn 10.20 ... +17.5
GroCon 53.88 -.31 -1.3
Grolnen 37.56 -.08 +4.5
Grolnclln 9.53 -.02 +4.4
Highlncrn 9.08 -.02 +40.2
Indepn n 17.21 -.12 +08.1
IntBdn 10.49 ... +18.2
InlGovn 10.21 ... +15.0
InflDiscn 27.50 -.05.+45.7
IntSCprn 22.80 +.01 NS
InvGBn 7.51 ... +19.8
Japann 12.55 +.05 +34.8
JpnSmn 1236 +.11 +92.7
LatAmn 19.97 -.25 +68.6
LowPr n 38.89 -.38 +53.9
Magellnno101.67 -.25 -1.1
MidCapn 22.49 -.15 -0.4
MtgSecn 11.22 ... +18.0
NwMktrn 14.13 -.09 +60.0
NwMilln 30.22 -.32 I51
OTC n 33.32 -.27 ,rI
Ovrsean 34:35 -.13 -".-
PcBaSn 19.35 -.05 +37.2
PudEtnn 18.64 -.05 +19.8
RealEn 27.84 -.95 +78.1
STBFn 8.97 ... +125
SmCaplndn19.06-.19 +18.4
SmIlCpSrn17.45 -.19 +32.4
SEAsian 16.10 -.06 +42.9
SikStcn 22.27 -.09 +5.4
Stratlncn 10.71 -.02 +40.3
Trend n 52.37 -.18 +7.0
USBIn 11.11 ... +203
UltRiyn 13.28 -.03 +2.4
ValStrtn 35.30 -.65 +24.8
Valuen 68.66 -.72 +40.2
Wrldwn 17.74 -.08 +20.8
Fidelity Selects:
Airrn 32.11 -.14 +3.4
Autlonn 33.59 -.29 +37.3
Bankng n 38.91 -.09 +32.3
Blotchn 55.50 -.09 -12.1
Brokrn 54.26 -.37 +19.2
Chemn 64.84 -1.29 +53.3
Compn 33.36 -.23 -18.5
Conlndn 24.04 -.18 +9.7
CstHon 41.68 -.53 +01.9
DfAern 62.17 i.11 +45.1
DvCmn 18.40 -.11 -4.8
Elecrn 35.64 -.31 -34.6
Enrgyn 30.91 -.30' +37.8
EngSvn 40.52 -.36 +40.9
Envirn 13.64 -.18 +12.1
FinSvn 114.94 -.47 +24.7
Foodtn 49.44 -.42 +21.3
Goldrn 25.46 -.04 +2.4
Healthn 125..11 -.19 +3.0
HomFn 61.41 -.74 +47.0
IndMtn 37,93 .-.51 +59.3
Insurn 60.90 -.19 +35.4
Leisr n 76.22 -.62 +26.4
MedDIn 44.23 +.34 +66.0
MdEqSysn22.78 -.13 +47.0
Muirmd n 44.03 -.34 +24.6
NItGasn 28.13 -.34 +56,.0
Papern 31.86 -.47 +16,8
Pharmn 8.75 -.07 -6.4
Retailn 50,64 +.11 +21.2
Softwrn 50.36 =.52 +2.9
Techn 57.38 -.41 -10.6
Telmn 36.51 +.02 -1.1
Transn 40.63 -.39 +33.7
USilGrn 39.36 -.09 +4.2
Wirelassn 5.8 ... +2.3
Fidelity Spartan:
CAMunn 12.56 +.01 +19,4
CTMo unrnll.71 +.01 +19.1
Eqidxn 41.87"-.15 +5.3
500M1nrn 81.44 -.29 +5.9
FLMurn 11.73 ... +19.3
Govont 11.02 ... +18.9
InvGrBdn 10.64 ... +20.9
MDMurn11.05 +,01 +18.3
MAMunn 12.12 +.01 +20.5
MIMunn 12.11 +.01 +20.4
MNMunn 11.62 ... +18,4
Munilncn 13.09 ... +22.0
NJMunrn11.70 +.01 +19.9
NY Munn 13.07 .. +21.9
OrMunn 11.98 ... +20.7
PAMunrnll.03 +.01 +19.4
StInltMun 10.38 ... +11.1
TotMklnn32.12 -.18 +10.7
First Eagle:
Gibla 38.06 -.25 +73.7
OverseasA21.38 -.12 +86.8
First Investors A
BIChpAp 19.87 -.08 -5.8
GabblAp 6.46 -.05 +8.8
GovlAp 11.06 -.01 +13.7
GrolnAp 12.81 -.07 +6.1
IncoAp 3.25 -.01 +36.4
InvGrAp 10.04 ... +21.3
MATFAp 12.10 ... +18.5
MITFAp 12,78 ... +17.3
MkiCpAp 24.38 -.20 +17.8
NJTFAp 13.11 ... +16.0
NYTFAp 14.60 ... +17.7
PATFAp 13.32 ... +17,8
SpSitAp 18.64 -.27 +6.0
TxExAp 1025 .. +17.6
TotRtAp 13.42 -.05 +10.6
ValueBp 6.24 -.03 +10.1


Firsthand Funds:
GIbTech 4.05 -.08 -27.0
Tech Val 27.61 -.20 -37.6
Frank/Temp Fimk A:
AGEAp 2.15 -.01 +43.3
AdjUSp 9.02 ... +6.5
ALTFAp 11.62 ... +20.4
AZTFAp 11.16 ... +21.1
Ballnvp 56.14 -.61 +45.3
CallnsAp 1268 +.01 +18.4
CAIntAp 11.66 ... +16.2
CalTFAp 7.27 +.01 +17.9
CapGrA 10.75 -.05 -1.5
COTFAp 12.03 +.01 +19.0,
CTTFAp 11.08 +.01 +18.8
CvlScAp 15.91 -.08 +28.0
DblTFA 11.93 +.01 +19.5
DynTchA 23.54 -.10 +12.1
EqlncAp 20.32 -.07 +13.4
Fedlntp 11.57 ... +18.7
FedTFAp 12.13 +.01 +19.4
FLTFAp 12.00 +.01 +19.6
GATFAp 12.14 +.01 +19.1
GoldPrMA17.33 -.09 +83.0
GMlhAp 32.72 -.15 +2.2
HYTFAp 10.77 +.01 +21.3
IncomA9 2.47 -.01 +42.2


I HW ST RAD HE UTALFND ABLS:


Here are the 1 000 Diggest mutual lundis lisled on Nasdaq Tables
snoW the lund name sell price or Nei Asset Value INAV) and daily
nel change. as well as one tolal return Ilgure as lollowos.

Tues: 4 wK total rleurn ("4.
Wed: 12-mo total return |'l|
Thu: 3-yr cumulative total return (,,i
FrI: 5-yr cumulative total return ~.ol

Name: Name of01 nmulual fund and larrmly.
NAV: Nei asset value
Chg: iet change in price ol NAV
Total return: Perceni change ,rin NAV for the time period shown. with
diidendas reinvested II period longer than 1 year return is cumula-
live
Data r3sea on NA'I4s reported to Lipper b) 6 p m. Eastern
Footnotes: e E%-capilal gari.s ditribuiian I Previous day's
quote n No-load lund p Fund assets used to pay distrioulion
cosis r Redemption tee or contingent delerred sales load may
apply s SItock dividend or split I Boih p and r x Ex cash divi
dena. NA ti mniormarionr available NE Data in question NN -
Fund does not wish to be tracked. NS Fund did nol exist at starl
date Source: Lipper, Inc. and The Associated Press


InsTFAp 12.38 ... +19.1
NYITFp 11.12 +.01 +18.0
LATFAp 11.68 ... +19.7
LMGvScA 10.15 -.01 +10.4
MDTFAp 11.77 +.01 +18.8
MATFAp 11.96 +.01 +19.3
MITFAp 12.33 ... +18.5
MNInsA 12.22 +.01 +18.1
MOTFAp 12.27 ... +19.5
NJTFAp 12.13, +.01 +19.5
NYInsAp 11.69 ... +19.0
NYTFAp 11.90 ... +18.9
NCTFAp 12,32 +.01 +20.3
OhiolAp 12.60 ... +18.3
ORTFAp 11,86 +.01 +20.0
PATFAp 10.45 ... +18.7
ReEScAp25.08 -.77 +75.1
RisDvAp 31.43 -.15 +29.6
SMCpGrA 32.63 -.31 +2.2
USGovAp 6.63 ... +14.8
UlilsAp 10.81 -09 +27.9
VATFAp 11.87 ... +19.7
Frank/Temp Frnk B:
IncomBI p 2.47 -.02 +40.1
IncomeBt 2.46 -.02 +39.0
Frank/Temp Frnk C:'
IncomCt 2.49 -.01 +40.5
Frank/Temp Mtl A&B:
QualfdAt 18.98 -.15 +27.9
SharesA 22.45 -.17 +24.0
FrankrrTemp Temp A:
DvMktAp 18.00 -.26 +83.7
ForgnAp 12.03 -.11 +34.6
GIBdAp 10.93 -.03 +62.2
GrwthAp 22.36 -.14 +35.1
IntxEMp 14.48 -.11 +33,2
WorkdAp 17.32 -.15 +29.7
Frank/Temp Tmp &C:
DevMktC 17.70 -.26 +80.2
ForgnCp 11.90 -.10 +31.6
Fremont Funds:
Bond 10.43 ... +21.7
USMicro 30.80 -.39 +0.8
GE Elfun S&S:
S&Slnc 11.49 ... +19,9
S&SPM 44.29 -.16 +5.2
GMO Trust III: .
EmMkr 16.64 -.14+102.5
For 14.62 -.06 +56,0
GMO Trust IV:
EmrMkt 16.60 -.15+101.8
Gabelli Funds:
Asset 40.15 -.33 +25.1
Gartmore Fds D:
Bond 9.71 ... +22.0
GvtBdD 10.29 ... +17.2
GrowthD 6.50 -.03 -3.3
NatonwD 19.74 -.08 +10.0
TxFrr 10.64 ... +18.8
Goldman Sachs A:
GrlncA 24.54 -.12 +25.2
SmCapA 40.69 -.67 +47.2
Guardian Funds:
GBG IntA 13.01 -.02 +15.9
ParkA A 30.67 -.11 -3.3
Harbor Funds:
Bond 11.79 -01 +22.6
CapApnst 27.89 -03 -5.7
Intlr 41.65 -19 +49.2
Hartford Fds A:
AdvrsAp 14.87 -02 +2,8
CpAppAp 32.71 -35 +21.2
DivGthAp 18.41 -10 +15.5
SmlCoAp 15,80 -.20 +11.9
Hartford HLS IA:
CapApp 51.14 -.56 +29.4
Di&Gr 20.27 -.11, +17.0
Advisers 22.72 -.03 +3.1
. W:... Ju 2 -.10 -4.2
H,:,IelFar .i, 4i -.02 +2.2
ISl Funds.
NoAmp 7.34 +.01 +16.8
JPMorgan A Class:
CapGro 37.00 -.32 +9.5
GroTnc 32.28 -.13 +13.5
Janus :
Balanced 20.89 -05 +13.0
Contraian 12.80 -14 +35.8
CoreEq 19.84 -.08 +10.8
Enterprn 36.10 -.31 +12.4
FedTEn 7.08 ... +16.0
Ftxlncn 9.67 ... +21.4
Fundtn 23.84 -11 -5.3
GIUfeScirn17.50-.03 +2.0
GITech rn 10.22 -10 -19.9
Gdin 31.22 -.16 +4.9
Mercury 20.94 11 -,11 -1.3
MdCpVal 21.26 -.24 +35.6
Olyrpusn27.59 -.17 -3.1
Orionn 6.63 -06 +9.0
Ovrseasr 23.44 -.22 +17.4
ShTmBd 2.91 ... +9.7
Twenty 43.56 -.03 +12.8
Venturn 55.36 -.70 +24.9
WridWr 40.56 -.20 -6.0
Janus Aspen Instp:
Balanced 23.98 -.06 +13.3
WridwGr 26.26 -.12 -6.0
JennisonDryden A:
HiYIdAp 5.92 -.01 +35.0
InsuredA 11.01 +.01 +17.2
UtIityA 11.27 -.09 +22.2
JennisonDryden B:
GrowthB 12,81 -.01 -9.1
HiYIdBt 5.91 -.01 +33.0
InsuredB 11.03 +.01 +16.4
John Hancock A:
BondAp 15,30 +.01 +20.9
HiYldAp 5,28 -.02 +49.8
StlnAp 7.12 ... +34.8
John Hancock B:
SwncB 7.12 ... +32.1
Julius Baer Funds:
IntlEqA 30,94 -.15 +54.3
InlEqlr 31.46 -.16.+56.2
Legg Mason: Fd
OpporTrt 15.01 -.16 +47.7
Splnvp 44.96 -23 +49.2
ValTrhp 63.44 -20 +23.6
Legg Mason InstI:
ValTrInsl 69.17 -.21 +27.4
Longleaf Partners:
Partners 30.74 -21 +28.2
SmCap 29.13 -.32 +50.8
Loomis Sayles:
LSBondl' 13.68 -.03 +60.4
Lord Abbett A:
AlitAp '14.40 -.07 +14.4
BdDebAp 8.16 -.02 +27.5
. GIIncAp 7.55 .... +38.2
MidCpAp 21.67 -26 +35.3
MFS Funds A:
MITAp 16.84 -.05 +2.2
MIGAp 12,02 -.05 -7.7
GrOpAp 8.61 -.04 -4.2
HilnAp 4.01 -.01 +34.2
MFLAp 10.19 ... +19.5
TotRAp 15.72 -.05 +20.2
ValueAp 22.60 -.08 +19.8
MFS Funds B:
MIGB 11.05 -.04 -9.5
GvScBt 9,68 ... +13.0
HilnBt 4.02 -.01 +31.2
MulnBt 8,68 +,01 +17.4
TotRBt 15.72 -.04 +18.0
MalnStay Funds B:
BIChGBp 9.19 -.02 -17.1
CapApBI 26.29 -.08 -16.1
ConvBt 12.66 -.08 +11.3
GovtBt 8.33 +.01 +11.9
HYIdBBt 6.50 -.01 +48.7
InlEqB 12.49 -.02 +41.0
ResValBt 11.09 -.03 -2.6
SrnCGBp 13.66 -.19 -1.7
TolRIBt 18.26 -.04 -1.0
Mairs & Power:
Growth 68.35 -.45 +32.9
Managers Funds:
SpdEqn 86.14 -1.15 +19.9
Marsico Funds:
Focusp. 16.26 ... +17.5
Merrill Lynch A:
GLAIAp 16.21 -.04 +38.0"
HealthAp 6.15 +.01 +3.2
NJMunBd 10.55 +.01 +19.4
Merrill Lynch B:
BalCapBt NA
BaVIBt 30.51 -.03 +13.3
BdHilnc 5.35 -.01 +39.5
CalnsMB 11,76 +.01 +16.5
CiEPt8t NA
CpTrBt 11.95 ".. +17.7
EquityDiv 13.93 -.07 +21.0
EuroBt 14.37 -.04 +33.9
FocValI 12.26 ... +9.2
FndlGBt 15.36 -.10 -8.6
FLMet 10:34 ... +18,9
GIAIBt 15.91 -.05 +34.7
HeatrBt 4,66 .. +0.7
LatABt 22.08 -.18 +76.4
MnlnBt 7.92 +.01 +17.4
ShTUSG t 9.26 ,.. +6.6
MLtdBI 10.03 ... +4.8
MulntBI 10.67 +.01 +17.8
MNtIBI 10.54 +,01 +19.8
NJMBt 10.55 +.21 +18.1
NYMBI 11.10 +.21 +16.0
NatRsTBt30,41 -.36 +62.2


PacBt 18.73 +.04 +27.3
PAMBt 11.33 +.01 +18.1
ValueOppt23.57 -.30 +12.6
USGvMItg t .25 ... +12.5
Utircmrt 10.42 -.06 +15.5
WidlnBt 6.55 -.01 +46.6
Merrill Lynch I:
BalCapl .. .. NA
BaVll 31.16 -.03 +16.9
BdHilnc 5.34 -.02 +42,5
CalnsMB 11.76 +.01 +18.4
CrBPIIt ... ... NA
CplTI 11.95 ... +19.6
DvCapp 16.47 -.18 +54.2
EquityDv 13.88 -.07 +24.7
Eurolt 16.68 -.04 +3B.2
FocVall 13.40 ... +12.6
FLMI 10.34 ... +20.7
GIAIIt 16.25 -.04 +38.9
Healhl 6.65 ... +3.9
LatAt 23.08 -.19 +82.1
Mnlnl 7.92 +.01 +20.1
MLtdl 10.03 ... +5,9
MulTI 10.67 ,, +18,9
MNaIll 10.54 +.01 +22.5
NatRsTrt 31,99 -.38 +67.2
Pad 20.35 +.06 +31.4
ValueOpp 26.12 -33 +16.2
USGvtMIg 10,25 ... +15.0
UlIcmlt 10.44 -.06 +18.2
WldlncI 6.55 -.02 +50.1
Midas Funds:
Midas Fd NA
Monetta Funds:
Moneltan 10.01 -.06 +3.5
Morgan Stanley B:
AmOppB 22.40 -.11 -6.4
DivGtB 36.20'-.15 +6.8
GIbDivB 13.63 -.03 +23.4
GrwthB 11.79 -.05 -7.8
StratB 17.33 -.09 +10.1
USGVtB 9.15 ... +15.6
MorganStanley Inst:
GIVaIEqAn17.47 -.04 +18.0
IntlEqn 20.57 -.06 +47.8
Munder Funds:
NetNetAp 17.99 -.20 -6.4
Mutual Series:
BeacnZ 15,58 -.11 +28.2
QualfdZ 19,06 -.15 +29.2
SharesZ 22.56 -.17 +25.3
Nations Funds Inv B:
FOcEqBt 17.22 ... +15.3
MarsGrBt,16,52 ... +18.6
Nations Funds Pri A:
IntVIPrAn 22.31 -.07 +46.1
Neuberger&Berm Inv:
Focus 36.17 -.22 -0.7
Intlr 17.92 -.07 +58.3
Neuberger&Berm tr:
Genesis 40.83 -.47 +44.0
Nicholas Applegate:
EmgGroln 9.62 -.15 -3.3
Nicholas Group:
Nich n 59.02 -.24 +8.9
NchIntn 2.23 ... +19.9
Northern Funds:
SmCpldxn 9.73 -.18 +25.7
Technlyn 11,31 -.09 -15.3
Nuveen Cl R:
InMunR 11.02 +.01 +18.5
Oak Assoc Fds:
WhiteOkG 2.82 -.21 -20.5
Oakmark Funds I;
Eqtylncrn22.96 -.08 +30.6
Global n 21.30 -.07 +0.5
Intllrn 20.86 -.06 442,9
Oanmarkrn40.88 -.10 +16.6
Selectrn 32.40 -27 +198
One Group I:
Bondl In 10.89 ... +19.7
Oppenheimer A:
AMTFMu 9.92 +.01 +26.3
AMTFrNY 12.53 +.02 +18.9
CAMuniAp 10.91 +.01 +24.1
CapApAp40.25 -.16 -22
CaplcAp 12.25 -.05 420.5
ChlncAp 9.69 -.03 +30.8
Discp 41.25 -.33 +2.0
EquayA .10.51 -.06 +11.4
GlobAp 58.97 -.28 +25.7
GIbOppA 31.94 -.33 +39.9
Goldp 17.30 -.14 +98.0
HiYdAp 9.77 -.02 +30.7
LtdTmMu 15.41 ... +24.8
MnSIFdA 34.61 -.12 +7.5
MidCapA 15.88 -.02 +5.7
PAMuniAp12.29 +.01 +30.3
StlnAp 4.29 -.01 +37.3
USGvp 9.71 +.01 +18.0
Oppenheimer B:
AMTFMu 9.88 ... +23.4
AMTFrNY 12.53 +.01 +16.0
CplncBt 12.14, -.05 +17.6
ChlncBt 9.68 -.03 +27.9
EquityB 10.18 -.06 +8.4
HiYIdBt 9.62 -.02 +27.8
StrlncBt 4.31 -.01 +34.5
Oppenhelm Quest:
OBaA 17.62 -.08 +10.6
OQBalB 17.41 -.07 +82
Oppenheimer Roch:
RoMu A p17.76 +.02 +22.2
PBHG Funds: .
SelGrwthrn21.56 -.11 -13.0
PIMCO Admin PIMS:
TotRIAd 10.63 -.01 +21.3
PIMCO Instl PIMS:
AIIAsset 12,52 -.07 NS
ComodRR 14.39 -.07 NS
HiYId 9.95 -.02 +33.6
LowDu 10.17 -.01 +13.1
RealRtnl 11.39 -.04 +37.5-
ShortT 10.03 ... +7.4
TotRI 10.63 -.01 +22.2
PIMCO Funds A:
RenaisA 25.54 -.33 +27,4
RealRtAp11.39 -.04 +35.7
TotRtA 10.63 -.01 +20.5
PIMCO Funds C:
GwthCt 17.44 -.04 -8.2
TargtCt 15.29 -.09 +0.5
ToIRICI 10.63 -.01 +17.8
Phoenix-Aberdeen:
InItA 9.96 -.06 +25.4
WldOpp 8.33 -.04 +15.1
Phoenix-Engemann :
SCapGrA 14.75 -.06 -7.3
Phoenix-Oakhurst:
BalanA 14.73 -.05 +9.6
StrAIIAp 15.55 -.04 +10.0
Pioneer Funds A:
BalanA p 9.57 -.01 +5.0
BondA p 9.36 ... +25.0
EqlncAp 27.98 -.18 +14.4
EuropAp 29.57 -.10 +21.6
GrwthAp 11.81 -.06 -16.7
HiYIdAp 11.49 -.04 +34.5
IntValA 17.03 -.06 +23.5
MdCpGrA 14.47 -.12 -0.7
MdCVAp 24.01 -.20'+39.8
PionFdAp 40.92 -.14 +5.4
TxFreAp 11.67 +.01 +18.4
ValueAp 17.29 -.06 +12.6
Pioneer Funds B:
HiYldBt 11.54 -.03 +31.6
MdCpVB 21.57 -.18 +36.2
PIoneer Funds C:
HiYldCt 11.64 -.04 +31.6
Price Funds:
Balance n 19.38 -.04 +19.3
BIChipn 30.19 -.07 +3.8
CABondn 11.09 +.01 +18.0
CapAppn 19.08 -.08 +41.9
DiGron 22.41 -.09 +10.5
Eqlncn 25.98 -.10 +21.2
Eqlndexn 31.81 -.12 +5.5
Europe n 19.53 -.07 +25.0
Fttnrrnn 11.02 +,01 +15.1.
GNMAhn 9.64 .. +15.7
Growthn 26.08 -.05 +7.9
Gr&ln 21.92 -.09 +42
HlthSdcn 22.34 -.10 +13.7
HiYieldn 7.20 ... +38.5
ForEqn 15.11 -.05 +19.1
IntlBondn 10.53 +.01 +58.1
IntDssn 32.04 -.18 +65.3
Intls0fn 12.66 -.05 +17.3
Japan n 8,33 ... +35.0
LatAmn 15.13 -.16 +63.8
MDSlrtn 5.19 ... +6.5
MDBondnl0.80 +.01 +18.7
MidCapn 47.73 -.44 +23.5
MCapValn22.25 -.18 +47.3
NAmern 32.14 -.12 +2.4
NAsian 9,86 -.13 +54.2
New Eran31,99 -.37 +54.3
N Hoans 28.05 -.24 +22.9
Nlncn 9,08 ... +18.7
NYBondn 11.42 +.01 +19.3
PSIncn 14.64 -.03 +23.8

ShIBdn 4.75 ... +10.8
SmCpStkn30.32 -.45 +26.8

Specinn 12.01 ... +31.4
TFIncn 10.06 +.01 +19.5


TxFrHn 11.79 +.01 +21.5
TFIntmn 11.31 +.01 +15.6
TxFrSIn 5.43 ... +10.4
USTIntn 5.43 ... +15.8
USTLg n 11.82 +.02 +25.8
VABondn 11.75 +.01 +19.6
Valuen 22.35 -.11 +19.9
Putnam Funds A:
AmGvAp 9.05 ... +13.4
AZTE 9.33 .. +17.4
CiscEqAp 12.48 -.04 +5,4
Conv p 17.28 -.09 +34.0
.DiscGr 16.60 -.11 -5.8
DvrlnAp 10.30 ... +37.9
EuEq 20.51 -.06 +21.2
FLTxA 9.29 ... +16.9
GeoAp 17.81 -.03 +13.6
GIGvAp 13.08 +.01 +44.5
GbEqtyp 8.24 -.03 +13.0
GrInA/p 18.98 -.07 +9.8
HIthAp 57.63 -.30 +0.7
HiYdAp 8.24 -.02 +39.3
HYAdAp 6.20 -.01 +39.5
IncmAp 6.83 ... +18.3
IntUSAp 5.12 -.01 +11.2
IntlEqp 23.13 -.08 +18.4
IntGrlnp 11.61 -.04 +37.8
InvAp 12.29 -.04 +5.0
MITxp' 9.06 ... +16.0
MNTxp 9.09 ... +17.9
MuniAp 8.75 ... +16.4
NJTxAp 9.24 ... +16.6
NwOpAp 40.06 -.21 -4.9
OTC A p 7.01 -.06 -9.5
PATE 9.17 ... +18.6
TxExAp 8.88 ... +18.1
TFInAp 15.11 +.01 +18.5
TFHYA 12.81 ... +17.1
USGvAp 13.24 ... +13.3
UIlAp 10.02 -.06 +11.1
VstaAp 9.12 -.05 +3.6
VoyAp 16.19 -.06 -8.3
Putnam Funds B:
CapAprt. 17.19 -.14 +3.4
CiscEqBt 12.38 -.04 +3.0
DiscGr 15.41 -.10 -7,9
DvrinBt 10.22 ... +34.5
Eqlnct 16.91 -.07 +16.4
EuEq 19.84 -.06 +18.4
FLTxBO 9.29 ... +14.7
GeoBt 17.63 -.04.+11.0
GIIncBt 13.04 +.02 +41.3
GIbEqt 7.54 -.02 +10.7
GINtRst 21.62 -.13 +42.3
GrInBt 18.70 -.07 +7.3
HIlNBt 52.72 -.27, -1.6
HiYIdBt 8.20 -.02 +36.2
HYAdBt 6.12 -.01 +36.2
IncmBnt 6.79 ... +15.8
InGrint 11.42 -.05 +34.5
IntNopt 10.65 -.07 +21.9
InvBt 11.31 -.04 +2.6
MuniBt 8.75 +.01 +14.5
NJTxBt 9.23 ... +14.3
NwOpBt 36.19 -.19 -7.0
NwValp 17.24 -.09 +20.7
NYTxBt 8.80 ... +15.6
OTCBt 6.23 -.05 -11.5
TxExBt 8.89 +.01 +15.9
TFHYBt 12.83 ... +15.1
TFInBt 15.13 ... +16.2
USGvBt 13.16 -.01 +10.7
UtilBt 9.96 -.07 +8.5
VistaBt 8.01 -.04 -1.4
VoyBt 14.17 -.05 -10.4
Putnam Funds M:
Dvrlncp 10.21 -.01 +36.6
RS Funds:
RSVaGtr 15.97 -.12 +10.9
Royce Funds:
LwPrStkr 14.49 -.24 +26.3
MicroCap 15.08 -.18 +44.8
Premier r 14.41 -.21 +46.6
TotRetlr 11.82 -.14 +42.3
Rydex Advisor:
OTCn 10.16 -.05 -11.9
SEI Portfolios:
CoreFxA n 10.54 ... +20.3
InlEqAn 10.80 -.02 +24.7
LgCGroAn18.10 -.02 -9.2
LgCValAn20.80 -.09 +16.9
STI Classic:
CpAppLp 11.26 -.02 -7.6
CpAppAp11.90 -.02 -.3
TxSnGrTp24.23' -.08 -3.4
TxSnGrLt 22.77 -.07 -6.4
VIInStkA 12.28 -.06 +14.6
Salomon Brothers:
BalancBp 12.81 -.06 +16.0
Opporl 45.92 -.22 +12.3
Schviab Funds:
10001nvrn33.71 -.16 +7.3
S&Plnvn 18.20 -.07 +5.3
S&PSeln 18.26 -.06 +5.9
YIdPlsSI 9.69 ... +8.4
Scudder Funds A:
DrHiRA 41.77 -.17 +17.6
FIgComAp 16.38 -.12 -14.2
USGovA 8.61 ... +14.3
Scudder Funds S:
BalnS 17.19 -.05 +2.9
EmMkln 10.63 -.08 +62.7
EmMkGfr 16.90 -.10 +68.1
GIbBdSr 10.37 ... +31.1
GbDis 33.83 -.17 +43.2
GlobalS 25.86 -.10 +20.6
Gold&FPr 16.32 -.11+175,2
GrEuGr 26.55 -.13 +17.6
GrolncS 21.39 -.08 +2.1
HiYklTrrx 12.80 +.01 +21.5
IncomeS 12.97 .. +19,0
InITxAMT 11.45 +.01 +15.,9
IntlFdS 43.15 -.10 +19,4
LgCoGro 22.98 -.06 -12.2
LatAmr 0.36 -.35 +56,0
MgdMuniS 9.21 +.01 +19.1
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0- "Happiness is not a state to
arrive at, but a manner of
traveling."
Margaret Lee Runbeck;


CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE
EDITORIAL BOARD
Gerry Mulligan ... I...................... publisher
Charlie Brennan ........................... editor
Neale Brennan ..... promotions/community affairs
Kathle Stewart ....... advertising services director
Steve Arthur ............... Chronicle columnist
Mike Arnold .....................m.... managing editor
Jim Hunter ......................... senior reporter
by Albert M.91 Curt Ebitz .......................... citizen member
Williamson Mike Moberley ...................guest member
'You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose."
David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus

COMMUNITY EVENT




Celebrate our



sea cows this



weekend


Downtown Crystal River is
preparing for the annual
hoopla that brings not
only a heightened awareness to
the celebrated manatee, but
gathers residents
and visitors togeth-
er for a weekend of THE IS
fun, food and enter- Manatee
tainment.
The Florida OUR OP
Manatee Festival
began in honor of It's a cele
Wte endangered
mammal that has,
become the poster WHEN: 1
child of Citrus 5 p.m. Sa
County. This year's and noon
event will again Sunday.
offer the most coml- E WHERE:
prehensive as well. Crystal RI
as entertaining 0 COST: $2
exhibits dedicated for guests
to the manatee, older.
highlighting the
importance of pro- .....
tection and the impact on our
community.
J Each winter, the Crystal River
and Kings Bay welcome the
largest herd of the West'Indian
manatees in the world. While we
continue to struggle to maintain
A balance between the protected
animal and the unavoidable
growth along this coastline, we
qan be pleased with the harmo-
ny we've found. Visitors come to
witness this unique environment
and we can extend that welcome


Not just Southern C 0O
I'm reading Sunday's
paper and I'm reading
Sound Off and I'm reading
.. "Elder respect"... I real-
ly, really and truly resent
going into a doctor's office
or a dentist's office or any I
other office to do business CALL
and they call you by your
first name. .563
I mean, I'm old enough
to be their great-great-
grandmother and they're calling me
by my first name. So I suggest to
this caller who said "elder respect."
that it isn't just because you were
born in the South. You don't have to
be born in the South to be respect-
ful of your elders.
Stop the sprawl
I'm calling about the urban
sprawl editorial. Citrus County's not
the only place with the problem; the
entire state of Florida is filling with
urban sprawl. In another 50 years,
the state will be completely paved
over, with houses 3 feet apart and
shopping centers every three
blocks.
It's getting tQ be ridiculous. A lot
more has to be done to control it,
otherwise we'll have no trees, no
wildlife, no place to even turn
around.
Sticker shock
Handicapped stickers should not
be given to a person just because
they are overweight or just plumb
lazy. I think there ought to be a
greater review of the stickers hand-
ed out. Give it to the real people
that really need it.
Global Warming
You see that Arctic air dipping all
the way down into southern Texas
and snow in New Orleans? Wow, talk
about global warming. You know-it's
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mat with pride.
This year's two-day festival
comes with a reputation of past
accomplishments as well as a
promise of more crafters and
fine arts exhibitors
from across the
SUE: nation, expanded
Festival. children's games and
activities, increased
INION: vendors for all tastes,
and even better
bration. Jimmy Buffett imita-
tors to highlight the
ongoing entertain-
0 a.m. to ment
turday A large portion of
to 4 p.m. the festival is dedi-
cated to educational
Downtown booths and displays
ver. that will tell the story
donation of these passive,
12 and portly mammals.
Skilled boat captains
will again maneuver
their vessels in the
waterways to give hundreds the
opportunity of seeing manatees
in their native habitat.
Children's posters illustrating
the tales of.the manatee will be
on display.
It's time -to show off, to appre-
ciate, to browse, to purchase, to
taste, to applaud and to learn.
With the manatee taking center
stage, volunteers and businesses
work together to give thousands
the opportunity to have a good
time. Don't miss it!

Pedestrian risk
I just finished reading
the article in the Chronicle
this morning about the
sheriff's plans to boost
manpower.
I'm just wondering if, by
charice, they never men-
tion anything about traffic,
0579 which is normal for the
057 sheriff's (office) since I've
lived here in 20 years.
Traffic is a bad name, I
guess, because they don't enforce
it... So I was just wondering if
Dawsy just might find a few
deputies to enforce traffic, especial-
ly in Beverly Hills. We have them
running through the stop sign at
Barber and New York Boulevard. We
have them running up and own New
York Boulevard at speeds you
wouldn't believe. And th6 poor peo-
ple that walk. I don't walk, but the
people that walk are really pushing
their luck. Have a good, happy New
Year.
Plane chutes
I see I am not the only person
who thought of parachutes to lower
small planes in trouble or out of
gas. (Someone) used it on his
Cessna to land it safely. As soon as
I saw the chute to slow down the
space plane landing at Cape
Canaveral, my first words to my
husband was, "Stan, why don't they
use chutes on commercial planes in
trouble?" Stop the engine and
release a chute to lower planes safe-
ly. It would need an ejection chute
similar to ejection chutes on mili-
tary planes. I'm quite sure we will
have it soon.
Santa letter
My favorite "Dear Santa" letter
from the children was from Ashley.
She was a real sweet girl and she
didn't ask for much at all. She was
lovely.


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Elementary lofts have
greater meaning
The Chronicle had a great article
about the reading lofts at Hernando
Elementary School, but one must
wonder if these new teachers know
the story and the legacy behind these
lofts.
Seven or eight years ago, the
kindergarten teachers at Hernando
organized a Dads Club to repair,
repaint, etc., all the toys for the kids.
Then the teachers showed an ad for
reading lofts to the Dads Club and
asked if we could build them. We
were fortunate to have several dads
who were excellent woodworkers
and the most experienced of all was
Maurice Hammond, a grandfather of
one of the students, who had a fan-
tastic wood- shop.
Six lofts were made as more or
less an assembly line so that all parts
were interchangeable, and one was
put up at Hernando Elementary
School.
Everyone in the community
thought it was fantastic except for
one guy in the school administration
who did everything he could to block
this project Finally, we had Gov.
Lawton Chiles step in, and he actual-
ly came to our community to cut the
ribbons to officially, open all the
reading lofts.
We put the remaining five together


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in one evening one long evening.
One dad was a sergeant in the
National Guard and his unit was
shipping out the next morning for
Desert Storm, but he was there until
past midnight.
Sam Himmel, our new school
superintendent, was there for many
hours working a power drill.
School administrator Jimmy
Hughes was there for hours. The
lofts were ready for the kids on


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schedule and they are a wonderful
aid to the teachers.
These reading lofts are more than
that they are an example of inno-
vative thinking by our teachers,
together with dedicated dads, a trib-
ute to the American tradition of
sticking to your guns to get a. worth-
while project done. But most impor-
tant of all, these reading-lofts are a
tribute to a kindly man, Maurice
Hammond, who was taken by cancer
less than a year after the lofts he
worked so hard on were up and
ready for the kids.
Harry Cooper
Hernando

Thanks to community
service, pests are gone
Thanks to the efforts of Aero
Termite and Pest Control, the Annie
Johnson Senior Center at 1991 W.
Test Court in Dunnellon is now free
of pests and termites, which were
causing a multitude of structure
problems to the old building.
The staff and seniors appreciated
the fact that Richard Mell and crew
provided this service at their cost in
the true spirit of community service.
Our many thanks to Aero Termite
and Pest Control.
Barbara McKinnon
Annie Johnson Senior Center!
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Sports BRIEFS
Lecanto grapplers
beat Nature Coast
Senior heavyweight Lucas
Williams pinned Nature Coast's
Kyle Saverese in 1:23 to give
I the Lecanto wrestling team a
S39-36 victory on Wednesday.
The Panthers (2-1) also got
wins from sophomore Brian
Jackson (103-pounds, 11-5
; decision), sophomore Corey
L Wheeler (140, 1:59 pin), junior
Dustin Whitelaw (160, 1:09) and
junior Mike Musto (171, 2:20).
Lecanto also won the 145 and
152 weight classes by forfeit.
Lecanto hosts The Villages at
6:30 tonight.
Panthers get first
weight lifting win
The Lecanto girls weight lift-
ing team won its first match, 56-
20, against Hemando on
Wednesday.
The Panthers (1-2) took first
place in eight of the ten weight
classes, with sophomore
Christian Holbeck and freshman
Bryenna Edwards tying with a
combined weight of 200 pounds
in the 199-pound class.
Other winners included junior
Jen Corriveau (185 pounds in
101 class), sophomore Kelly
Butler (180, 110), freshman
Nichole Whitelaw (150, 119),
junior Christine Flores (190,
129), senior Tanya Spencer
(200, 139), freshman Victoria
Mele (205, 154) and sophomore
Shaneatha Gates (230,183).
Citrus boys soccer
ends in stalemate
Despite two goals apiece
from Matt Steelfox and Bodee
Wright, the Citrus boys soccer
team failed to win Wednesday.
The Hurricanes, however, did
manage a 4-4 tie with Ocala
Vanguard.
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R.J. Cobb dribbled up the
court and' drove toward the
lane.
As the senior point guard
approached the hoop for what
appeared to be a contested lay-
up in Wednesday's Citrus bas-
ketball practice, he pulled up
and blindly tossed the ball one-
handed behind his head.
He didn't look because he
didn't need to. Cobb knew his
trailer was coming and he
knew who it would be -
Donnie Ross running the
court to finish the score.
"We don't even have to talk,
its just eye contact," Ross said.
"I feel when he's around me
and he feels when I'm around
him."
After playing in an offense
designed around Jamaal
Galloway for most of their var-
sity careers, Ross and Cobb
have taken over, running the
Hurricanes to an 8-3 (4-1 dis-
trict) record.
The offense now runs
through Ross, a 6-foot-2 power
forward, and depends on his
ability to score near the basket
or kick the ball out to the open
shooter.
"He's everything," Cobb said.
"If he's not in the game we're
struggling offensively because
we don't have anybody to free
our shooters up and we don't
have anyone else besides me
that can create a shot for them-
selves."
Citrus won its first eight
games, but have lost three in a
row to Eustis and Leesburg in a
holiday tournament, and then
against Leesburg again
Tuesday night in overtime
after Ross fouled out
"He fouls out and we can't
get a shot," Cobb said. "We
have to keep him out of foul
trouble and keep him' on the
court. If we can't do that, we're
going to lose more games like
that"
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Citrus senior forward Donnie Ross elevates to the basket during the Hurricanes' 80-54 win again
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SPRING HILL J.Q
Livingston's third-quarte'
scoring outburst of 14 points
was more than his entire
Crystal River team scored ii
any other quarter Wednesday
at Nature Coast.
It couldn't have come at A
better time.
Livingston's sudden hot
shooting pulled his team out 6t
a game-long
slump and
sparked a 7-0
run early in the
fourth quarter
that propelled
the Pirates to a 42-37 win.
"We opened it up, gave it to
him on the wing and let him
create a little bit, and he did,'I
Crystal River coach Tony
Stukes said. "He's capable of
doing that He sat out most of
the second quarter with his
second foul, but he came on in
the third to do a real good jobl
for us."
With the game knotted in a
stagnant 15-15 tie three mini
utes into the third quarter,
Livingston came alive by scored
ing three straight buckets --
the third was a breakaway
dunk after a mid-court steal,
The 6-foot-5 junior went on tq
connect on two 3s and a mid,
range bank shot in the last
three minutes of the frame as
" the Pirates carried a 31-27 lead
into the fourth.
Eric Nowak's back-to-bacl
baskets and Brett Miller's fred
throw opened a nine-point
lead, 36-27, with three minutes
left in the game. The misfiring
Sharks weren't able to over,
come the deficit despite horrid
Crystal River fdul shooting
down the stretch. The Pirates
shot just 6-of-15 from the line
for the game, including a rud
of six consecutive misses igr
the fourth.
iclie It was par for the course on a
ist
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JON-MICHAEL SORACCHI West Port was 16 points, but
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to the last two matches.
In the win-loss column, the After losing the first three
outcome was exactly the same matches and finding them-
as the two teams' previous selves down 14-0, Citrus turned
meeting. to senior grappler
But when Citrus Marlin Dimitrion to
hosted West Port in a '~ get things started.
wrestling dual meet Dimitrion defeated
at home Wednesday Kevin Jagnamdan 16-
night, the result was a little 1 to earn a technical fall in the
closer. 125-pound match.
Still, the Hurricanes The Hurricanes eventually
dropped a 41-33 decision to the took a 33-29 lead after Tommy
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21 .364 41/2 5-5
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Indiana 116, Milwaukee 99
Washington 112, New Jersey 88
Sacramento 105, New York 98
Phoenix 122, Minnesota 115
San Antonio 100, L.A. Lakers 83
Wednesday s Games
Cleveland 101, Atlanta 85
Boston 84, Golden State 83
Toronto 96, Sacramento 93
Orlando 105, Seattle 87
Charlotte 102, Minnesota 84
Miami 102, New York 94
Milwaukee 97, New Jersey 74
Chicago 95, New Orleans 89
Dallas 118, L.A. Lakers 104
Phoenix at Houston, 9 p.m.


Philadelphia at Utah, 9 p.m.
Portland at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m.
Thursday s Games
Seattle at Washington, 7 p.m.
Memphis at Detroit, 7 p.m.
Indiana at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m.
Friday s Games
Milwaukee at Toronto, 7 p.m.
Charlotte at Orlando, 7 p.m.
Detroit at Boston, 7:30 p.m.
Sacramento at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m.
Golden State at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m.
New Orleans at Memphis, 8 p.m.
Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8 p.m.
Utah at Chicago, 8:30 p.m.
Miami at Portland, 10 p.m.
Houston at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m.


Magic 105, SuperSonics 87 GOLDEN STATE (83)
Murphy 6-16 3-6 15, Dunleavy 5-9 3-4
SEATTLE (87) 14, Robinson 8-17 1-4 18, Claxton 3-9 0-0
Lewis 8-16 0-0 20, Collison 3-5 1-1 7, 6, Cheaney 5-10 0-0 10, Fisher 2-9 4-6 10,
James 0-4 6-6 6, Allen 9-19 9-11 30, Foyle 3-5 0-0 6, Flores 2-2 0-0 4,
Ridnour 5-10 0-0 11, Fortson 0-0 4-4 4, Cabarkapa 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 34-78 11-20
Daniels 0-7 2-2 2, Radmanovic 3-16 0-0 7, 83.
Murray 0-3 0-0 0, Kutluay 0-0 0-0 0, BOSTON (84)
Potapenko 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 28-80 22-24 Welsch 0-3 1-2 1, LaFrentz 4-7 1-3 9,
87. Blount 4-9 0-0 8, Payton 6-7 0-0 13, Pierce
ORLANDO (105) 7-20 5-7 19, Jefferson 5-7 0-2 10, R.Davis
Hill 9-11 3-3 21, Howard 5-6 0-0 10, 3-11 0-0 7, Banks 2-5 2-2 8, McCarty 3-7
Battle 1-7 4-5 6, Mobley 6-14 0-0 13, 0-0 7, Allen 1-4 0-0 2. Totals 35-80 9-16 84.
Francis 14-24 4-4 35, Augmon 2-6 2-4 6, Golden State 23 20 211 9 83
Turkoglu 5-12 0-0 12, Kasun 0-1 0-0 0, Boston 25 20 271 2 84
Garrity 0-0 0-0 0, Nelson 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 3-Point Goals-Golden State 4-14
43-841316 105 26 23 12 0 7 (Fisher 2-4, Dunleavy 1-2, Robinson 1-5,
Seattle 26 23 182 0 87 Murphy 0-1, Claxton 0-2), Boston 5-14
Orlando 15 31 302 9 105 (Banks 2-3, Payton 1-1, R.Davis 1-2,
3-Point Goals-Seattle 9-31 (Lewis 4-9, McCarty 1-4, LaFrentz 0-1, Pierce 0-3).
Allen 3-8, Ridnour 1-4, Radmanovic 1-7, Fouled out-None. Rebounds-Golden
Daniels 0-1, Murray 0-2), Orlando 6-12 State 53 (Murphy 16), Boston 52 (Jefferson
(Francis 3-3, Turkoglu 2-5, Mobley 1-3, 11). Assists-Golden State 22 (Claxton,
Nelson 0-1). Fouled out-None. Robinson, Fisher 6), Boston 24-(Piree' 8).
Rebounds-Seattle 39 (Lewis .11),. Orlandq Total fouls-Golden State 18-, Btbn62.
59 (Battle 12). Assists-Seattle 12 Technicals-Golden State .DefehsiVe
(Ridnour 5), Orlando 21 (Hill, Francis 6). Three Second 2. A-13,078 (18,624).
Total fouls-Seattle 20, Orlando 18. A-
13,035 (17,248). Raptors 96, Kings 93
Heat 102, Knicks 94 SACRAMENTO (93)
Stojakovic 2-11 5-7 10, Webber 6-21 0-0
NEW YORK (94) 13, Miller 6-10 2-3 14, Christie 2-9 4-4 8,
K.Thomas 11-15 1-1 23, T.Thomas 3-9 2- Bibby 12-20 6-10 32, Evans 4-5 1-3 9,
2 9, Mohammed 3-7 5-8 11, Marbury 11-20 Songaila 2-7 2-2 6, Martin 0-3 1-4 1. Totals
6-9 28, Houston 4-9 0-0 10, Baker 1-5 1-2 34-86 21-33 93.
3, Williams 3-4 0-0 6, Ariza 2-5 0-0 4, TORONTO (96)
Norris 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 38-75 15-22 94. E.Williams 3-7 2-2 10, Bosh 11-16 1-4
MIAMI (102) 23, Araujo 2-9 0-0 4, Peterson 5-16 7-7 19,
E.Jones 4-8 1-1 9, Haslem 5-7 0-0 10, -Alston 2-13 0-0 5, Rose 6-13 7-9 20,
O'Neal 14-21 5-9 33, D.Jones 3-10 1-1 9, Marshall 1-8 0-0 3, Bonner 5-8 0-0 10,
Wade 8-19 5-8 21, Doleac 0-1 0-0 0, Murray 0-1 0-00, Palacio 1-1 0-0 2. Totals
Dooling 2-8 0-0 4, Anderson 4-8 4-4 12, 36-92 17-22 96.
Laettner 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 42-86 16-23 102. Sacramento 23 17 163 7 93
New York 19 20 2332 94 Toronto 29 20 2225 96
Miami 24 26 242 8 102 3-Point Goals-Sacramento 4-12 (Bibby
3-Point Goals-New York 3-8 (Houston 2-5, Webber 1-1, Stojakovic 1-3, Martin 0-
2-4, T.Thomas 1-2, Marbury 0-2), Miami 2- 1, Miller 0-2), Toronto 7-24 (E.Williams 2-3,
13 (D.Jones 2-9, Anderson 0-1, Laettner 0- Peterson 2-8, Rose 1-3, Marshall 1-5,
1, E.Jones 0-2). Fouled out-None. Alston 1-5). Fouled out-Webber.
Rebounds-New York 41 (K.Thomas 12), Rebounds-Sacramento 64 (Miller 19),
Miami 54 (O'Neal 18). Assists-New York Toronto 61 (Araujo 14). Assists-
15 (Marbury 8), Miami 25 (Wade 9). Total Sacramento 21 (Webber 6), Toronto 22
fouls-New York 20, Miami 18. (Alston 10). Total fouls-Sacramento 21,
Technicals-Mohammed. A-20,275 Toronto 24. Technicals-Bibby. A-18,288
(19,600). (19,800).
Cavaliers 101, Hawks 85 Bucks 97, Nets 74
ATLANTA (85) NEW JERSEY (74)
Walker 9-20 4-8 26, Harrington 5-12 6-8 Collins 2-3 0-1 4, Jefferson 6-19 4-4 16,
16, Collier 3-5 0-0 6, Lue 5-12 0-0 10, Krstic 0-3 0-0 0, Carter 6-14 3-415, Kidd 5-
J.Smith 5-7 1-1 11, Childress 2-11 0-2 4, 140-0 12, Ja.Smith 7-13 5-5 19, Buford 2-
Drobnjak 3-8 4-4 10, Ivey 0-1 2-22, Delk 0- 11 0-0 4, Best 0-3 2-2 2, Moiso 0-1 0-0 0,
2 0-0 0, Willis 0-0 0-0 0, Diaw 0-0 0-0 0. Vaughn 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 29-83 14-16 74.
Totals 32-78 17-25 85. MILWAUKEE (97)
CLEVELAND (101) Mason 5-12 6-7 16, Jo.Smith 7-9 3-3 17,
James 7-14 4-6 20, Gooden 3-4 4-4 10, Pachulia 4-7 1-3 9, Redd 4-11 5-5 13,
Ilgauskas 11-19 6-6 28, Mclnnis 7-15 0-0 M.Williams 1-2 2-2 5, Kukoc 1-3 0-2 2,
16, Newble 5-9 0-0 10, Traylor 3-4 0-0 6, James 7-12 1-2 17, Strickland 3-5 4-4 10,
Harris 2-6 2-2 6, Varejao 0-2 0-0 0, Snow Fizer 3-4 2-6 8, Hamilton 0-0 0-0 0,
0-5 0-0 0, Pavlovic 2-3 0-0 5. Totals 40-81 Santiago 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 35-65 24-34 97.
16-18 101. New Jersey 21 23 1911 74
Atlanta 29 20 28 8 85 Milwaukee 22 31 212 3 97
Cleveland 29 19 302 3 101 3-Point Goals-New Jersey 2-14 (Kidd
3-Point Goals-Atlanta 4-16 (Walker 4-9, 2-6, Carter 0-2, Jefferson 0-2, Buford 0-4),
Drobnjak 0-1, Childress 0-3, Lue 0-3), Milwaukee 3-9 (James 2-5, M.Williams 1-
Cleveland 5-15 (James 2-5, McInnis 2-5, 1, Strickland 0-1, Redd 0-2). Fouled out-
Pavlovic 1-1, Newble 0-1, Snow 0-1, Harris None. Rebounds-New Jersey 48
0-2). Fouled out-None. Rebounds- (Jefferson 11), Milwaukee 48 (Pachulia 8).
Atlanta 49 (Walker 10), Cleveland 48 Assists-New Jersey 18 (Ja.Smith 6),
(Varejao 11). Assists-Atlanta 18 (Walker Milwaukee 28 (Redd 8). Total fouls-New
5), Cleveland 26 (James, Mclnnis 9). Total Jersey 23, Milwaukee 19. A-13,081
fouls-Atlanta 22, Cleveland 21. A- (18,717).
17,881 (20,562). .


Bobcats 102, Timberwolves 84
MINNESOTA (84)
Szczerbiak 5-12 2-2 13, Garnett 9-18 5-
5 23, Olowokandi 3-5 1-2 7, Cassell 8-18
3-5 20, Sprewell 1-6 2-2 4, Hassell 2-7 1-1
5, Madsen 1-3 0-0 2, Hoiberg 0-1 0-0 0,
Griffin 3-10 0-0 8, Hudson 1-4 0-0 2,
Johnson 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 33-84 14-17 84.
CHARLOTTE (102)
Wallace 7-10 6-8 21, Okafor 5-16 8-10
18, Brezec 2-7 1-2 5, Knight 0-4 2-2 2,
Rush 3-8 4-4 11, Bogans 7-13 1-2 16, Ely
6-11 0-0 12, T.Smith 0-2 0-0 0, Hart 5-7 2-
2 13, White 2-5 0-0 4, Kapono 0-1 0-0 0.
Totals 37-84 24-30 102.
Minnesota 24 16 251 9 84
Charlotte 21 22 243 5 102
3-Point Goals-Minnesota 4-19 (Griffin
2-7, Cassell 1-2, Szczerbiak 1-4, Sprewell
0-1, Garnett 0-1, Hoiberg 0-1, Hassell 0-1,
Hudson 0-2), Charlotte 4-10 (Hart 1-1,
Wallace 1-2, Rush 1-3, Bogans 1-4).
Fouled out-None. Rebounds-Minnesota
54 (Gamett 20), Charlotte 53 (Wallace 12).
Assists-Minnesota 22 (Cassell 6),
Charlotte 23 (Knight 8). Total fouls-
Minnesota 25, Charlotte 17. A-12,037
(23,319).
Celtics 84, Warriors 83


Bulls 95, Homets 89
CHICAGO (95)
Deng 5-14 4-6 14, A.Davis 3-4 2-2 8,
Curry 4-13 9-10 17, Hinrich 8-14 2-2 19,:
Duhon 1-5 0-0 3, Gordon 4-6 3-3 11,
Chandler 2-2 2-4 6, Piatkowski 3-7 1-2 8,
Nbcioni 1-5 0-0 2, O.Harrington 1-2 3-3 5,
Griffin 0-0 2-2 2. Totals 32-72 28-34 95.
NEW ORLEANS (89)
Nailon 7-12 0-2 14, Rogers 7-17 1-2 19,
Brown 3-11 0-0 6, B.Davis 6-19 7-12 21,.
J.Smith 1-3 1-2 4, Dickau 1-5 2-2 4,
Andersen 3-4 4-4 10, Nachbar 2-8 4-4 10,
J.Harrington 0-3 1-2 1. Totals 30-82 20-30,
89.
Chicago 25 28 222 0 95
New Orleans 18 30 1625 89
3-Point Goals-Chicago 3-14 (Duhon 1-
2, Piatkowski 1-3, Hinrich 1-6, Nocioni 0-1,
Deng 0-2), New Orleans 9-27 (Rogers 4-
11, Nachbar 2-5, B.Davis 2-7, J.Smith 1-2,
J.Harrington 0-1, Dickau 0-1). Fouled
out-None. Rebounds-Chicago 59
(Curry, A.Davis 9), New Orleans 49
(Rogers 8). Assists-Chicago 16 (Duhon
6), New Orleans 19 (B.Davis 5). Total
fouls-Chicago 21, New Orleans 24..
Technicals-Chicago Defensive Three-
Second. Flagrant fouls-B.Davis. A-
13,369 (17,200).


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FOOTBALL
NFL Playoff Glance
Wild-card Playoffs
Saturday, Jan. 8
St. Louis at Seattle, 4:30 p.m. (ABC)
N.Y. Jets at San Diego, 8 p.m. (ABC)
Sunday, Jan. 9
Denver at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Minnesota at Green Bay, 4:30 p.m.
(FOX)
Divisional Playoffs
Saturday, Jan. 15
San Diego, N.Y. Jets or Denver at
Pittsburgh, 4:30 p.m. (CBS)
Green Bay, Seattle or St. Louis at
Atlanta, 8 p.m. (FOX)
Sunday, Jan. 16
Seattle, St. Louis or Minnesota at
Philadelphia, 1 p.m. (FOX)
Indianapolis, N.Y. Jets or San Diego at
New England, 4:30 p.m. (CBS)
Conference Championships
Sunday, Jan. 23
NFC Championship Game, 3 p.m. (FOX)
AFC Championship Game, 6:30 p.m.
(CBS)
Super Bowl
Sunday, Feb, 6
Jacksonville, Fla.
AFC vs. NFC, 6:30 p.m. (FOX)
Pro Bowl
Sunday, Feb. 13
At Honolulu
AFC vs. NFC, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)
AP NFL Offensive Player Voting
NEW YORK Voting for the 2004 NFL
Offensive Player of the Year selected by
The Associated Press in balloting by a
nationwide panel of the media:
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis 35
Terrell Owens, Philadelphia 4
Daunte Culpepper, Minnesota 4
Curtis Martin, NY Jets 2
Michael Vick, Atlanta 1
Drew Brees, San Diego 1
LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego 1
AP NFL Offensive Player
History
2004- Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, QB
2003- Jamal Lewis, Baltimore, RB
2002 Priest Holmes, Kansas City, RB
2001 marshalll Faulk, St. Louis, RB
2000 Marshall Faulk, St. Louis, RB
1999 Marshall Faulk, St. Louis, RB
1998- Terrell Davis, Denver, RB
1997 Barry Sanders, Detroit, RB
1996- Terrell Davis, Denver, RB
1995 Brett Favre, Green Bay, QB
1994- Barry Sanders, Detroit, RB
1993- Jerry Rice, San Francisco, WR
1992- Steve Young, San Francisco, QB
1991 Thurman Thomas, Buffalo, RB
1990- Warren Moon, Houston, QB
1989-Joe Montana, San Francisco, QB
1988- Roger Craig, San Francisco, RB
1987 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, WR
1986-Eric Dickerson, LosAngeles Rams, RB
1985- MarcusAlen, LosAngeles Raiders, RB
1984 Dan Marino, Miami, QB
1983 -Joe Theismann, Washington, QB
1982 Dan Fouts, San Diego, QB
1981 Ken Anderson, Cincinnati, QB
1980 Earl Campbell, Houston, RB
1979 Earl Campbell, Houston, RB
1978 Earl Campbell, Houston, RB
1977 Walter Payton, Chicago, RB
1976 Bert Jones, Baltimore, QB
1975 Fran Tarkenton, Minnesota, QB
1974 Ken Stabler, Oakland, QB
1973 Chuck Foreman,. Minnesota, RB
AP NFL Offensive Rookie
Voting
NEW YORK Voting for the 2004 NFL
Offensive Rookie of the Year selected by
TheAsspciated Press in balloting by a
nationwjcd. panel of the,media:
Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh 48
NFL Offensive Rookie Of The
Year History
2004 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh, QB
2003 Anquan Boldin, Arizona, WR
2002 Clinton Portis, Denver, RB
2001 Anthony Thomas, Chicago, RB
2000 Mike Anderson, Denver, RB
1999- Edgerrin James, Indianapolis, RB
1998 Randy Moss, Minnesota, WR
1997 Warrick Dunn, Tampa Bay, RB
1996 Eddie George, Houston, RB
1995 Curtis Martin, New England, RB
1994- Marshall Faulk, Indianapolis, RB
1993 Jerome Bettis, L.A. Rams, RB
1992 Carl Pickens, Cincinnati, WR
1991 Leonard Russell, New England, RB
1990 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, RB
1989 Barry Sanders, Detroit, RB
1988 -John Stephens, New England, RB
1987 Troy Stradford, Miami, RB
1986- Rueben Mayes, New Orleans, RB
1985 Eddie Brown, Cincinnati, WR
1984- Louis Lipps, Pittsburgh, WR
1983- Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, RB
1982 Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders, RB
1981 George Rogers, New Orleans, RB
1980 Billy Sims, Detroit, RB
1979 Ottis Anderson, St. Louis, RB
1978 Earl Campbell, Houston, RB
1977- Tony Dorsett, Dallas, RB
1976 Sammy White, Minnesota, WR
1975 Mike Thomas, Washington, RB
1974 Don Woods, San Diego, RB
1973- Chuck Foreman, Minnesota, RB
1972 Franco Harris, Pittsburgh, RB
1971 -John Brockington, Green Bay, RB
1970- Duane Thomas, Dallas, RB
1969 Calvin Hill, Dallas, RB
1968 Earl McCullouch, Detroit, WR
1967- Mel Farr, Detroit, RB
1966- Johnny Roland, St. Louis, RB
1965 Gale Sayers, Chicago, RB
1964- Charley Taylor, Washington, WR
1963- Paul Flatley, Minnesota, WR
1962 Ron Bull, Chicago, RB
1961 Mike Ditka, Chicago, TE
1960 Gail Cogdill, Detroit, WR
1959- Nick Pietrosante, Detroit, RB
1958 -Jimmy Orr, Pittsburgh, WR
1957- Jim Brown, Cleveland, RB



Preseason Baseball America
Top 25
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) The top 25
teams in the Baseball America preseason
poll with 2004 final records'and 2004 final
ranking (voting by the staff of Baseball
America):


1. Tulane
2. Louisiana State
3. Cal State Fullerton
4. Texas
5. Miami
6. Stanford
7. South Carolina
8. Washington
9. Arizona State
10. Georgia
11. Baylor
12. Arizona
13. Texas A&M
14. North Carolina
15. Florida
16. Mississippi
17. Vanderbilt
18. Rice
19. Georgia Tech
20. Notre Dame
21. Texas Christian
22. Long Beach State
23. Oklahoma State
24. Oral Roberts
25. Winthrop


Record
41-21
46-19
47-22
58-15
50-13
46-14
53-17
39-20
41-18
45-23
29-31
36-27
42-22
43-21
43-22
39-21
45-19
46-14
44-21
51-12
39-26
40-21
38-24
50-11
37-23


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NCAA HOOPS

The AP Top 25
The top 25 teams in The Associated
Press' men's college basketball poll, with
first-place votes in parentheses, records
through Jan. 2, total points based on, 25
points for a first-place vote through orne
point for a 25th-place vote and last week's
ranking:
Record Pts Pvs
1. Illinois (62) 14-01,787 1
2. Kansas (10) 9-01,724 2
3. North Carolina 12-11,614 4
4. Wake Forest 12-11,539 5
5. Duke ,9-01,492 6
6: Syracuse 13-11,380 7
7. Oklahoma St. 9-11,368 3
8. Kentucky 9-11,317 8
9. Georgia Tech 9-21,173 9
10. Connecticut 8-11,058 11
11. Gonzaga 10-21,014 12
12. Washington 12-1 934 13
13. Arizona 11-2 865 14
14. Iowa 12-1 845 16
15. Texas 10-2 81,9 15
16. Pittsburgh 10-1 727 10
17. Louisville 11-2 694 19
18. Mississippi St. 12-2 538 21
19. Alabama 11-2 378 18
20. Michigan St. 8-2 339 23
S21. West Virginia 10-0 310 -
22. Maryland 8-2 309 24
23. Cincinnati 11-1 216 22
24. George Washington 8-2 198 20
25. Boston College 11-0 156 -
Others receiving votes: Marquette 154,
Wisconsin 150, N.C. State 115, Virginia 51,
Oklahoma 35, Arkansas 30, Wichita St. 25,
Oregon 16, Notre Dame 13, Bucknell 4,
Miami 3, Old Dominion 3, W. Kentucky 3,
Hofstra 2, UTEP 2.
USA Today/ESPN Top 25 Poll
The top 25 teams in the USA Today-
ESPN men's college basketball poll, with
first-place votes in parentheses, records
through Jan. 2, points based on 25 points
for a first-place vote, through one point for
a 25th-place vote and previous ranking:
Record Pts Pvs
1. Illinois (27) 14-0 771 1
2. Kansas (4) 9-0 742 2
3. Wake Forest 12-1 689 4
4. North Carolina 12-1 672 5
5. Duke 9-0 660 6
6. Oklahoma State 9-1 574 3
7. Syracuse 13-1 568 8
8. Kentucky 9-1 557 10
9. Connecticut 8-1 493 11
10. Georgia Tech 9-2 477 9
11. Texas 10-2 439 12
12. Pittsburgh 10-1 390 7
13. Arizona 11-2 389 14
14. Washington 12-1 385 16
15. Iowa 12-1 343 18
16. Louisville 11-2 277 19
17. Gonzaga 10-2 240 21
18. Alabama 11-2 239 13
19. Michigan State 8-2 227 20
20. Cincinnati 11-1 202 17
21. Maryland 8-2 143 23
22. Mississippi State 12-2 131 24
23. West Virginia 10-0 98 NR
24. N.C. State 10-3 59 15


25. George Washington 8-2 55 22
Others receiving votes: Boston College
49; Wisconsin 49; Oklahoma 44;
Marquette 41; Virginia 12; Wichita State
10; UAB 8; New Mexico 8; Iowa State 7;
Southern Illinois 7; Florida 6; Notre Dame
6; Providence 3; LSU 2; Arkansas 1;
Oregon 1; Texas A&M 1.
Top 25 Glance
Wednesday
1. Illinois (15-0) beat Ohio State 84-65.
Next: at Purdue, Saturday.
2. Kansas (10-0) beat Texas A&M 65-60.
Next: at No. 8 Kentucky, Sunday.
3. North Carolina (12-1) did not play.
Next: vs. No. 22 Maryland, Saturday.
4. Wake Forest (12-1) did not play. Next:
at Clemson, Saturday.
5. Duke (10-0) beat Princeton 59-46.
Next: vs. Temple, Saturday.
6. Syracuse (14-1) beat St. John's 79-65.
Next: vs. Seton Hall, Saturday.
7. Oklahoma State (10-1) did not play.


Sparks 3-9 3-6 10, Moss 0-2 1-2 1, Bradley
1-5 0-0 2, Carrier 0-0 0-0 0, Perry 1-1 0-0
2, Alleyne 1-2 5-7 7, Thomas 0-0 0-0 0,
(. I Crawford 0-1 0-2 0. Totals 28-57 17-29 79.
S',> I Halftime-South Carolina 41-35. 3-Point
Goals-South Carolina 8-22 (Kelley 3-7,
Gonner 3-7, Powell 2-3, Balkman 0-1,
SW AVES ...Wallace 0-2, Kinsey 0-2), Kentucky 6-17
WA a(Azubuike 4-6, Rondo 1-1, Sparks 1-6,
Moss 0-1, Crawford 0-1, Bradley 0-2).
Fouled out-None. Rebounds-South
i SPORTS Carolina 30 (Balkman 7), Kentucky 31
ETBALL (Hayes 10). Assists-South Carolina 14
)all DePaul at Cincinnati. (Live) (Powell, Kelley, Gonner 3), Kentucky 17
(Sparks 7). Total fouls-South Carolina 22,
Kentucky 13. A-22,782.
at Georgia Tech. (Live) No. 25 BOSTON COLLEGE 75,
inics at Washington Wizards. No. 10 CONNECTICUT 70
.C. (Live) (CC) BOSTON COLLEGE (12-0)
.C. (Live) (CC) Smith 7-13 2-2 16, Dudley 5-14 5-6 17,
)all Memphis at Texas. (Live) Doomekamp 3-6 0-0 6, Hinnant 2-5 4-5 8,
Marshall 3-9 0-0 7, Watson 4-6 2-2 10,
Indiana Pacers at San Antonio Halley 0-4 3-5 3, S.Williams 3-8 2-4 8.
Totals 27-65 18-24 75.
n Antonio. (Live) (CC) CONNECTICUT (8-2)
,ketball Arizona at California. Villanueva 4-8 0-1 8, Gay 5-10 2-4 13,
Boone 4-8 10-11 18, M.Williams 3-9 1-1 7,
ball Gonzaga at Santa Clara. Anderson 5-15 2-3 15, Armstrong 0-2 0-0
0, Kellogg 0-5 2-2 2, Nelson 2-4 0-0 4,
Brown 1-4 0-0 3. Totals 24-65 17-22 70.
ARDS Halftime-Connecticut 37-30. 3-Point
WPBA Classic Tour Florida goals-Boston College 3-14 (Dudley 2-5,
(Taped)Marshall 1-6, Doornekamp 0-1, Hinnant 0-
(Taped) 1, Halley 0-1), Connecticut 5-19 (Anderson
WPBA Classic Tour Florida 3-10, Gay 1-2, Brown 1-2, M.Williams 0-1,
(Taped) Kellogg ,0-4). Fouled out-None.
(LF Rebounds-Boston College 40
LF (Doornekamp 8), Connecticut 44 (Boone
les Championships First 15). Assists-Boston College 17 (Dudley,
at Kapalua in Kapalua, Hawaii. Doornekamp, Hinnant, Marshall 3),
Connecticut 12 (M.Williams 7). Total
Sfouls-Boston College 21, Connecticut 19.
SPORTS A-16,294.
ng USSA Snowboard Exhibit. No. 18 MISSISSIPPI STATE 90,
AUBURN 53
A- Women's Slalom. From AUBURN (9-5)
Brown 4-11 0-0 8, Hayles 1-2 2-2 5,
Young 3-17 2-2 10, Douglas 5-16 0-0 14,
SA Women's Slalom. From Watson 2-8 0-0 4, Tolbert 0-2 2-2 2, Gaines
2-6 1-2 7, Edun 0-3 0-0 0, Howell 1-2 0-0
CAL 3, Campbell 0-0 0-0 0, Daniel 0-1 0-0 0.
ICAL Totals 18-68 7-8 53.
ve, hosted by Stan Solovich and MISSISSIPPI ST. (13-2)
in show. To ask questions call Roberts 5-14 9-11 19, Power 3-7 2-2 9,
on Bright House Citrtis 16, Morgan 1-2 0-0 2, Ervin 5-10 0-2 11,
Frazier 5-11 0-0 12, Begley 0-0 0-0 0,
16 and Broadcast 49. Edmonson 4-7 0-0 12, Cannon 0-1 0-0 0,
Boler 1-2 1-2 3, Slater 3-4 2-2 8, Harper 3-
5 0-0 6, Stelmach 1-2 0-0 2, Sharpe 3-3 0-
0 6. Totals 34-68 14-19 90.
ENDAR Halftime-Mississippi St. 37-25. 3-Point
goals-Auburn 10-38 (Douglas 4-11,
Gaines 2-4, Young 2-9, Hayles 1-2, Howell
1-2, Tolbert 0-1, Brown 0-5, Watson 0-4),
REP SPORTS Mississippi St. 8-17 (Edmonson 4-6,
SKETBALL Frazier 2-5, Ervin 1-1, Power 1-3, Roberts
Rivers 0-1, Boler 0-1). Fouled out-None.
en Rivers Rebounds-Auburn 33 (Young 8),
SKETBALL Mississippi St. 53 (Roberts 15). Assists-
it Seven Rivers Auburn 11 (Young 5), Mississippi St. 16
r (Ervin 6). Total fouls-Auburn 17,
Mississippi St. 11. A-8;746.
No. 20 MICHIGAN STATE 84,
PENN STATE 58
SOCCER MICHIGAN STATE (9-2)
Anderson 6-13 4-4 17, Davis 2-5 4-4 8,
Brown 7-12 0-0 16, Hill 3-7 1-1 9, Ager-4-8
SOCCER 3-4 12, Neitzel 1-3 0-0 3, Trannon 2-2 0-0
4, Torbert 4-6 2-2 11, Bograkos 0-0 2-2 2,
Naymick 0-1 0-0 0, Harvey 0-0 0-0 0,
Rowley 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 30-59 16-17 84.
PENN STATE (6-8)
Next: at Texas Tech, Saturday. Johnson 5-10 3-4 13, Claxtort 5-9 10-14
8. Kentucky (10-1) beat South Carolina 20, Parker 2-4 1-2 6, Luber 0-2 2-2 2,
79-75. Next: vs. No. 2 Kansas, Sunday. Smith 2-8 2-2 7, Walker 2-5 0-0 5, Hassell
9. Georgia Tech (9-2) did not play. Next: 2-4 1-2 5, Fellows 0-1 0-0 0, Morrissey 0-2
vs. Miami, Thursday. 0-0 0, McDougald 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 18-46
10. Connecticut (8-2) lost to No. 25 19-2658.
Boston. College 75-70., Next: at Halftime-Michigan St. 40-30. 3-Point
Georgetown, Saturday. -. goals-Michigan St 8-23 (Brown 2-4, Hill"
... 1.JGonzg4Q0-.2.) cad.toL.play. Next .at 2-6; Ager 1 3, Nedize~l 1..Tortba.l,3..
Santa Clara. Thursday. ". Anderson 1-4). Penn St. 3-15 (Parker 1.3,
12 Washington 12-1) d1i not play. Next: Hassell 1-4, SmiIn 1.5. Claxton 0-1.
at Southern California, Thursday. Morrissey 0-2). Fouled out-None.
13. Arizona (11-2) did not play. Next: at Rebounds-Michigan St. 33 (Davis 8),
California, Thursday. Penn St. 28 (Johnson 9). Assists-
14. lova (12-2) lost to Michigan 65-63. Michigan St. 19 (Hill 6), Penn St. 10
Next: at Ohio State, Saturday. (Parker 3, Luber 3). Total fouls-Michigan
15. Texas (10-2) did not play. Next: vs. St. 22, Penn St. 28. A-5,637.
Memphis, Thursday. VILLANOVA 84,
16. Pittsburgh (10-2) beat Georgetown No. 21 WEST VIRGINIA 46
67-64. Next: at Rutgers, Saturday. WEST VIRGINIA (10-1)
17. Louisville (11-3) lost to Houston 70- Sally 3-9 2-3 10, Gansey 1-8 0-1 3,
67. Next: vs. Texas Christian, Saturday. Fischer 5-7 4-4 14, Collins 0-0 0-0 0,
18. Mississippi State (13-2) beat Aubum Herber 0-3 0-0 0, Byerson 0-1 0-0 0,
90-53. Next: at Mississippi, Saturday. Beilein 1-8 2-2 5, Price 1-1 0-0 3, Nichols
19. Alabama (11-2) at Vanderbilt. Next: 1-5 2-2 4, Young 3-6 0-0 7, Bonner 0-2 0-0
vs. LSU, Saturday., 0, Pittsnogle 0-5 0-0 0. Totals 15-55 10-12
20. Michigan State (9-2) beat Penn State 46.
84-58. Next: vs. Northwestern, Saturday. VILLANOVA (8-1)
21. West Virginia (10-1) lost to Villanova Sumpter 3-7 7-11 13, Sheridan 0-0 0-0 0,
84-46. Next: vs. St. John's, Saturday. Foye 5-10 0-0 11, Nardi 7-14 0-0 18, Ray
22. Maryland (9-2) did not play. Next: at 10-16 1-1 26, Condonr 0-0 0-0 0, Grace 0-
No. 3 North Carolina, Saturday. 0 0-0 0, Lowry 1-5 4-6 6, Fraser 1-1 1-2 3,
23. Cincinnati (11-1) did not play. Next: Charles 1-1 1-2'3, Dunleavy 1-1 0-0 2,
vs. DePaul, Thursday. Austin 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 30-56 14-22 84.
24. George Washington (9-2) beat La Halftime-Villanova 38-18. 3-Point
Salle 71-42. Next: at Duquesne, Saturday. goals-West Virginia 6-29 (Sally 2-6, Price
25. Boston College (12-0) beat No. 10 1-1, Young 1-4, Beilein 1-5, Gansey 1-6,
Connecticut 75-70. Next: vs. Providence,. Nichols 0-1, Bonner 0-1, Herber 0-2,
Saturday. Pittsnogle 0-3), Villanova 10-24 (Ray 5-9,
No. 5 DUKE 59, PRINCETON 46 Nardi 4-8, Foye 1-4, Sumpter 0-1, Lowry 0-
PRINCETON (8-5) 2). Fouled out-None. Rebounds-West
Wallace 6-16 0-0 12, Savage 1-2 0-0 2, Virginia 26 (Gansey 9), Villanova 43
Greenman 2-7 0-0 4, Sergeant 0-6 0-0 0, (Fraser 9). Assists-West Virginia 10
Venable 8-13 5-6 21, Schafer 0-0 0-0 0, (Nichols 4), Villanova 15 (Foye 4). Total
Buffmlre 0-0 0-0 0, Owlngs 2-3 0-0 5, fouls-West Virginia 16, Villanova 15. A-
Logan 1-3 0-0 2, Stephens 0-3 0-0 0. 6,500.
Totals 20-53 5-6 46. No. 24 GEORGE WASHINGTON 71,
DUKE (10-0) LA SALLE 42
Melchionni 2-5 2-2 6, Williams 3-7 1-2 7, LA SALLE (3-8)
Redick 3-10 14-14 21, Ewing 3-10 3-5 9, Smith 8-18 5-6 23, St. John 1-5 0-0 3,
Dockery 3-7 0-0 7, McClure .0-2 0-0 0, Harris 1-10 0-0 2, Cunningham 1-2 0-0 2,
Nelson 2-5 2-2 7, Davidson 0-0 0-0 0, Thomas 4-15 0-0 12, Diaz 0-2 0-0 0, Lewis
Johnson 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 17-47 22-25 59. 0-0 0-0 0, Neal 0-3 0-0 0, Sullivan 0-1 0-0
Halftime-Duke 33-18. 3-Point goals- 0, Narmbaye 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 15-56 5-6
Princeton 1-17 (Owings 1-2, Savage 0-1, 42.
Venable 0-1, Stephens 0-1, Sargeant 0-2, GEORGE WASHINGTON (9-2)
Logan 0-2, Wallace 0-4, Greenman 0-4), Williams 3-10 1-2 7, Hall 3-10 2-3 9,
Duke 3-12 (Nelson 1-1, Redick 1-3, Mensah-Bonsu 5-9 4-8 14, Thompson 6-
Dockery 1-4, Melchionni 0-1, Ewing 0-3). 14 0-0 16, Elliott 3-6 0-0 6, Lucas 2-6 0-2
Fouled out-None. Rebounds-Princeton 5, Johnson 1-3 0-0 3, Kireev 1-2 2-2 4,
26 (Wallace 10), Duke 41 (Williams 14). Battistoni 0-1 0-0 0, Rice 3-6 0-0 7,
Assists-Princeton 10 (Venable 3), Duke 8 Akingbade 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 27-68 9-17 71.
(Ewing 3). Total fouls-Princeton 19, Duke Halftime-George Washington 41-21. 3-
13. Technical-Princeton bench. A- Point goals-La Salle 7-27 (Thomas 4-9,
9,314. Smith 2-4, St. John 1-3, Sullivan 0-1, Diaz
No. 6 SYRACUSE 79, ST. JOHN'S 65 0-2, Neal 0-2, Harris 0-6), George
SYRACUSE (14-1) Washington 8-24 (Thompson 4-8, Hall 1-3,
McCroskey 4-7 1-2 11, Warrick 8-15 6-8 Lucas 1-5, Johnson 1-3, Rice 1-4, Elliott 0-
22, Forth 2-6 0-0 4, McNamara 6-13 2-2 1). Fouled out-St. John. Rebounds-La
19, Pace 6-8 0-0 12, Roberts 3-3 0-2 7, Salle 26 (St. John 5), George Washington
Edelin 0-0 1-2 1, Nichols 1-1 0-0 3, 60 (Hall 17). Assists-La Salle 9
J.Wright 0-0 0-0 0, D.Wright 0-0 0-0 0. (Cunningham 3), George Washington 13
Totals 30-53 10-16 79. (Thompson, Elliott 4). Total fouls-La Salle
ST. JOHN'S (6-5) 15, George Washington 14. A-2,836.


Gray 2-7 2-2 6, Lawrence 2-7 0-0 5, Houston 70, No. 17 Louisville 67
Hamilton 7-12 6-10 20, Hill 7-19 6-6 23, LOUISVILLE (11-3)
Jackson 2-4 0-0 4, Jones 0-2 0-0 0, Myles 1-3 6-13 8, Garcia 4-7 3-4 13,
Williams 3-3 0-0 7. Totals 23-54 14-18 65. Dean 0-3 0-0 0, Johnson 0-0 0-0 0,
Halftime-Syracuse 37-28. 3-Point O'Bannon 2-7 4-4 10, Wade 3-7 0-0 6,
goals-Syracuse 9-18 (McNamara 5-11, Palacios 7-11 3-6 20, Jenkins 3-6 2-3 10,
McCroskey 2-4, Roberts 1-1, Nichols 1-1, Gianiny 0-1 0-0 0, Current 0-0 0-00. Totals
Warrick 0-1), St. John's 5-14 (Hill 3-7, 20-45 18-30 67.
Williams 1-1, Lawrence 1-4, Jackson 0-1, HOUSTON (9-5)
Jones 0-1). Fouled out-Hamilton. Cherrington 1-20-0 2, Dyer 3-11 3-4 10,
Rebounds-Syracuse 28 (Forth 7), St. Latham 2-4 2-2 7, Owens 10-25 0-1 27,
John's 31 (Gray 6). Assists-Syracuse 14 Smith 3-12 4-4 12, Francis 0-0 0-0 0,
(McNamara 5), St. John's 12 (Lawrence 4). Lawson 0-2 0-0 0, Jones 1-2 1-1 3, Shelton
Total fouls-Syracuse 13, St. John's 16. 0-0 0-0 0, Hensley 1-2 1-1 3, Hannah 3-6
A-9,596. 0-0 6. Totals 24-66 11-13 70.
No. 8 KENTUCKY 79, Halftime-Houston 34-30. 3-Point
SOUTH CAROLINA 75 goals-Louisville 9-22 (Palacios 3-4,
+SOUTH CAROLINA+ (8-4, 0-1) Jenkins 2-4, Garcia 2-4, O'Bannon 2-5,
Powell 6-8 1-1 15, Kinsey 1-4 0-0 2, Dean 0-2, Wade 0-3), Houston 11-31
Wallace 3-6 0-0 6, Kelley 7-16 2-3 19, (Owens 7-16, Smith 2-5, Latham 1-1, Dyer
Trice 3-5 2-2 8, Tisby 3-4 0-0 6, Gonner 4- 1-6, Hensley 0-1, Jones 0-1, Lawson 0-1).
8 2-3 13, Balkman 3-5 0-0 6, Chappell 0-0 Fouled out-Garcia. Rebounds-Louisville
0-0 0. Totals 30-56 7-9 75. 38 (Myles 11), Houston 37 (Hannah 16).
+KENTUCKY+ (10-1, 1-0) Assists-Louisville 12 (Myles 4), Houston
Azubuike 8-13 1-1 21, Hayes 4-10 7-8 11 (Smith 4). Tot fouls-Louisville 17,
15, Morris 5-6 0-2 10, Rondo 5-8 0-1 11, Houston 27. A-4 '92.


ROSS
Continued from Page 1B

The Hurricanes will try to
turn around their recent for-
tunes when they travel to face
South Sumter at 7 p.m. Friday
before a tough district
matchup with Brooksville
Central next Tuesday.
One of coach Tom
Densmore's concerns during
the recent skid
is that his team
has gotten B
away from the
transition he's 6-2,
game and is
waiting to pres- always
sure on
defense until inside, h
the fourth.
He hopes hard for v
that Ross and
Cobb can help got.
the team get
more involved Tom
early to avoid
going to over-
time, like they did in both loss-
es to Leesburg.
"Last night, I don't think we
got anything in transition and
we lost in overtime,"
Densmore said. "That means if
just one time we got a long
rebound and turned it into a
fast break that would have
been the difference."
During the offseason, Ross
worked on extending his
shooting range, along with
bulking up in the weight room.
The extra effort has paid off
with more rebounds, and a
more dominant presence
inside.
"Donnie works hard on
offense to get the ball, and
works :hard on defense to
rebound," Densmore said.
"Because he's 6-2, and he's
always played inside, he works
hard for what he's got"
Along with Walter Howard,
who has grown into a solid
rebounder and role scorer, the
Hurricanes have one of the
most imposing interior duos in
the area.


PIRATES

Continued from Page 1B

night when the Pirates and
Sharks combined for six total
points in the second quarter
Sand.carried a 14-11 score into
ther.in mission.
- ',.,.Shot very poorly
toi ght,"Stukes said. "'We v
been shooting 45 percent for
the year and at halftime
tonight we were at 28. We
made a couple right at the
end, but we've got to shoot
better. It wasn't like we
missed wild shots tonight, we
missed a bunch of easy


CITRUS
Continued from Page 1B

sion over Charles Huxoll in
the 189-pound class.
"I was just thinking about
last year when he took my
chance of winning districts,"
Newman said. "I wanted to
show him that I had gotten
better."
But Citrus couldn't hold its
lead as West Port's Brian
Farker pinned Eric Vega in
1:40 at 215 and Chris Carter
scored a pinfall over Robert
Severin at 5:03 to close out
their victory.
Other winners for Citrus
were Billy Laflamme (135),
Darrell Prior (140) and Josh
Walters (171), who each won
by pin. LaFlamme's win over
West Port's Drake Raulerson


"Me and Walter have to body,
up and play down low against
200-and-some pound people,":
Ross said. "It's hard, but some-
body's got to do it."
The Citrus guards are plenty
thankful for the help, because
when Ross gets double-
teamed, they are the benefici-
aries of open shots.
"That's how I get all my
shots, he gets me open," Cobb
said. "If we can't get into our:
offensive set, he sets me a pick


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so we can get
going. If he's
not there,
nobody else is
really mature
enough to
know to do
that"
Despite con-
centrating
more on bas-
ketball, Ross'
also decided to.
give a shot at
football in the;
fall. After his
father talked


him out of playing because of
the risk of injury in the past,;
the senior finally got the clear-i
ance to play, and excelled.
He acknowledges that the;
sport made him tougher and;
the success that the'
Hurricanes had making the:
playoffs for the first time in
seven seasons gave many of
the players' confidence head-
ing into the basketball season.:
"I never thought football had;
an impact on basketball;
before," Ross said. "But play-
ing football makes you tougher
because it's a more aggressive;
game. When you play more:
aggressive teams it makes the-
game easier for you."
When basketball season;
ends, he'll be looking for a col-
lege next season. His heart is
with basketball but he would-;
n't mind playing football .too.;
The senior. has seen interest'
from several colleges, includ-,
ing Jacksonville University:
and Tuskegee University;
(Ala.), but his main priority is:
getting a degree in law.


shots."
Livingston finished with148
points and nine rebounds -to
lead Crystal River (6-5). Sn
Walker also grabbed nine
boards for the Pirates.
"I thought we played good
defensively and we rebounWl-
ed well,".Stukes said. "
"We played very hard, bit
again, we've got to shoot bet-
ter than that to beat 'most
teams."
Nature Coast (2-6) was
paced by Jonathan
Woodbury's 13 points.
The Pirates return to the
court Friday with a 7 p.m. disL
trict road matchup at first-
place Central.


came just 1:43 into the first
period.
Another Citrus grappler
looking to avenge an earlier
season loss was Prior
Although it took Prior just
inside the allotted time to
win his match against the
Wolfpack's Tom Semidey, it
was easily one of the most
exciting efforts of the night-,n
Semidey scored a tak-,
down and a near fall late in
the first period to take a-5-0
lead after one. But Prior
went on the offensive and
outscored Semidey 11-4 the
rest of the way, earning his
last points on a reversal that
set up his pin.
"It was the best match .of
my life," said Prior. "I waA
just happy because he
(Semidey) was the one keep-
ing me from being district
champ."
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The Hurricanes hit their
high point during the 61st
minute of their District 4A-9
girls soccer match against
Springstead on Wednesday.
Kaela Fitzpatrick had just
scored a breakaway equalizer,
shooting past Springstead
keeper Amber Collard who
had come off her line on the
play and the crowd roared
its approval.
But defensive miscues after
that goal did Citrus in and they
eventually lost 5-3 to the visit-
ing Eagles at the Citrus Bowl.
"We played well," said


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whose team fell to 5-5-5 overall
and 4-4-4 in district. "We
played much better in the first
half, though."
Fitzpatrick's goal was a
great individual effort that
helped Citrus back into a game
they had been out of just six
minutes earlier, when Eagles'
midfielder Nicholynn
Faulkner flicked a shot past
the outstretched hands of
Citrus keeper Ashley
Christensen to give
Springstead a 2-1 lead.
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Fitzpatrick's score, the game
got away again. Citrus was
called for a handball infrac-


tion in its own box, setting up a
Angela Passafaro goal on the
ensuing penalty kick.
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Citrus let another goal in when
Faulkner hit a hard shot from
18 yards out that rang hard off
the crossbar, and then collect-
ed her own rebound and rico-
cheted it off the inside of the
crossbar and past the line for a
4-2 Eagles lead.
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Outdoor
BRIEFS
Floral City Anglers
to meet on Jan. 27
Floral City Anglers' monthly
meeting will be held at 7 p.m. on
Thursday, Jan. 27. The meeting
will take place at the Floral City
Community Building, downtown
Floral City.
This months meeting will fea-
ture guest speaker Kurt
Derdorff, owner and operator of
River Sport Kayaks in
Homosassa. He will bring in
some models, and demonstrate
the mobility, and diversity of the
vessel. ie, outfitted for fishing.
As well as answer any ques-
tions regarding the sport.
As always, the meetings are
open to guests and new mem-
bers. Door prizes. Refreshments
served. And fishing reports will
be shared.
Pine Ridge Fishing
Club seeks members
The reorganized Pine Ridge
Fishing Club is seeking new
members who are interested in
fun and fellowship through fish-
ing.
The club meets at 7 p.m. on
the second Tuesday of each
month at the Pine Ridge
Community Center.
The speaker on Jan. 11 will
be fishing guide Capt. Rick
Bums with his presentation on
fishing local waters.
For further information or to
join, contact Phil at 249-1187 or
by email at phillipd@atlantic.net.
Boating safety in
Crystal River
The Crystal River Power
Squadron is conducting a two
session boating safety course in
Crystal River on Jan. 22 and 29
from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 845 NE
3rd Avenue.
Topics include Coast Guard
and Florida state regulations,
equipment requirements, rules
of the road, boat handling, jet
ski handling, trailer handling and
others to help you operate your
vessel safely.
Upon completion of both ses-
sions and the final exam, you
may.eam your "Boat Smart
Certificate of Completion." This
certificate qualifies you for mem-
bership in the Crystal River
Power Squadron and for the
Florida Boat Operators License
required by all under 22 years of
age and others.
For more information and to
register, call Bill Foster on 352-
563-2114 or Jack Flynn on 352-
527-8038.
154 boating safety
program under way
The U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary Flotilla 15-4, as a public
service is offering a Boating Skills
and Seamanship program. The
program will be at the West
Citrus Community Center, 8940
W. Veterans Drive, Homosassa,
beginning Jan. 3, on Monday and
Thursday evening from 7p.m. to
9p.m. through Jan. 27. This pro-
gram fulfills the state require-
ments for Florida's Boater Card.
This program has been pro-
duced for the boating public by
the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
to provide a unique and excel-
lent combination of boating
techniques, legal responsibili-
ties, personal safety for crew
and passengers, boat handling,
rules of the road, the latest fed-
eral boating regulations and
other subjects which will help
you to become a more proficient
boater.
For additional information call
564-2521.
Flotilla 15-1 conducts
free safety checks
The U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary Flotilla 15-1 is conduct-
ing free vessel safety checks.
This free courtesy examination
is a check of safety equipment
carried or installed on a vessel
and certain aspects of the ves-
sel's overall condition.
If the vessel meets or
exceeds all requirements, the
examiner will award the owner
or operator a vessel safety
check decal.


An appointment must be
made and examiners will come
to your home.
For more information or to
make an appointment, call Dave
Plant at 726-4758.
From staff reports


Anglers spring to life


Gary Moore
MOORE
WILDLIFE


Warmer air leads

to fishingfrenzy

We are on the verge of a
fishing explosion. The
sun is climbing slightly
higher in the sky, each day lasts a
little bit longer, and that equals
warmer water temperatures and
aquatic spawning activities.
Enjoy it while it lasts because
Mother Nature is not finished
with us just yet and will more
than likely throw us a handful of
cold fronts just for fun.
In the gulf, colder tempera-
tures normally mean that the,
sport fish are moving closer to
the shoreline or into the rivers
for warmer water temperatures.
The reports on trout and redfish
have been, to say the least, a bit
of a roller coaster ride. One
week, the trout are in the rivers
and fishermen are catching
them, the next week they are
few and far between.
Last month, we had a cold
spell where the large trout and
redfish came alive and took up
residence in both Crystal River
and the Homosassa. Anglers
were taking them on practically
anything that took up space in
the tackle box, but to be a bit
more specific, a V -ounce jig
under a Cajun Thunder was a
winning combination.
This week, I am getting mixed
reports. The guides out of
McRae's are doing really well on
redfish and trout and they are
catching them in large numbers.
The average angler, however, is
not Smaller fish have taken the
place of larger fish and the num-
bers are not as great Nobody can
predict what this prolonged
warm spell will do to the trophy


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Though the mercury has been on the rise and fall, grouper have remained a constant in our area. Pictured from left to right: Danny
Trabue, Kevin Jackson, Kenny Richards and Robert Eadle. The group were fishing with Captain Phil Muldrow out of "Sandy Gale".


trout and redfish only time
will tell.
One species that has remained
a constant has been the grouper.
During all of last month and
even through the current warm
spell, anglers have been catching
red and gag grouper in pretty
good numbers and better than
average size. Distance has not
seemed to be a big problem. Most
anglers I have talked with are
getting limits of gag grouper up
to 16 pounds and not traveling
much more than 11 miles off-
shore.
I have it from a reliable source
that the water temperature
remains a bit more constant in
depths beyond 12 feet and there-
fore, the grouper are not experi-
encing temperature fluctuations
to a degree that would put them
in lockjaw mode.
On the freshwater side, the
bass and specs are being fooled


into an early spring pattern and
are beginning to make a move
towards the shallows. During
the next few weeks, (weather
permitting), we should start to
see fish take up residence in
shallow water area's in prepara-
tion for the spawn. As cold fronts
come and go, so do the fish. Once
an area is found to hold pre-
spawn fish, they won't travel far
away.
One of the Florida Fish &
Wildlife officers turned me onto
some excellent spec fishing on
Orange Lake on the southern
border of Alachua County. He
told me that the action was fast
* and furious and he was right I
took a trip there and found that
the spec fishing was really doing
quite good. Of course, it had
slowed a bit during my visit but
asking around the bait houses
brought the same response:
"You should have been here


Sheephead success,


For the Chronicle
Bernie VanBoken, of Kentucky, shows off a good haul of Sheephead caught between Crystal River
and Cedar Key in Capt. John Bedingham's Whopper Stopper late last month.


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Tide charts


Chassahowitzka


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THURS 12:39 a.m.
1/6 3:12 p.m.


FRI
1/7
SAT
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SUN
1/9
MON
1/10
TUES
1/11


Crystal River


Homosassa


-ow High/Low High/Low
10:02 a.m. 1:33 p.m. 7:24 a.m. 2:24 p.m. 9:01 a.m.
9:41 p.m. 11:58 p.m. 7:03 p.m. 8:40 p.m.


Withlacoochee
High/Low
11:20 a.m. 5:12 a.m.
9:45 p.m. 4:51 p.m.


1:37 a.m. 11:08 a.m. 2:47 p.m. 8:30 a.m. 12:49 a.m. 10:07 a.m. 12:34 p.m. 6:18 a.m.
4:26 p.m. 10:50 p.m. 8:12 p.m. 3:38 p.m. 9:49 p.m. 10:43 p.m. 6:00 p.m.
2:35 a.m. 12:07 p.m. 12:56 a.m. 9:29 a.m. 1:47 a.m. 11:06 a.m. 1:33 p.m. 7:17 a.m.
5:25 p.m. 11:50 p.m. 3:46 p.m. 9:12 p.m. 4:37 p.m. 10:49 p.m. 11:39 p.m. 7:00 p.m.
3:31 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:52 a.m. 10:22 a.m. 2:43 a.m. 11:59 a.m. 2:22 a.m. 8:10 a.m.
6:14 p.m. 4:35 p.m. 10:05 p.m. 5:26 p.m. 11:42 p.m. 7:53 p.m.
4:27 a.m. 12:43 a.m. 2:48 a.m. 11:11 a.m. 3:39 a.m. 12:48 p.m. 12:35 a.m. 8:59 a.m.
6:57 p.m. 1:49 p.m. 5:18 p.m. 10:55 p.m. 6:09 p.m. 3:05 p.m. 8:43 p.m.
5:21 a.m. 1:33 a.m. 3:42 a.m. 11:58 a.m. 4:33 a.m. 12:32 a.m. 1:29 a.m. 9:46 a.m.
7:34 p.m. 2:36 p.m. 5:55 p.m. 11:44 p.m. 6:46 p.m. 1:35 p.m. 3:42 p.m. 9:32 p.m.


last week"
How many times have you
heard that one?
Orange Lake has changed a bit
since I was last there and I had
heard rumor that it had all but
dried up during the droughts, so
I wondered just how smart it was
to go fishing there. I fished in
and around Redbird Island,
Sampson's Point and on the
northeast side of McCormick
Island, which looks more like an
extended point. I caught several
specs drifting a chub minnow
and then I found a few hard-bot-
tom areas and slow rolled 1/16-
ounce tube jigs.
The fish either hit the minnow
or totally turned away from it.
When the fish went off the min-
now, I caught them on the jig.
When I say slow rolling- I mean
S-L-O-W rolling. I use six- or
eight-pound test line and cast
the jig out without a floater,


straight to the bottom. I then turn
the handle as painfully slow as
possible it is the only way I
could get the non-active fish to
bite. By the way, the colors of the
jig had to be a red, green or yel-
low combination or they would
look away.
As you can see, the fishing in
our area is doing pretty good
right now and is only going to get
better, Plan a trip to The
Homosassa or Crystal River for
some trout and redfish and if you
want to take a walk offrthe beat-
en path, take a little trip to
Orange Lake in Alachua County
and get involved in some of the
good spec fishing they are expe-
riencing.
Good luck and good fishing.

Gary Moore, Chronicle out-
doors correspondent, can be
reached at grygsm@aol.com.


FWC reveals top


striped b

For the Chronicle

Bass anglers don't have to
hang up their fishing rods for the
winter just because Florida's leg-
endary largemouths pretty much
come down with lockjaw when
the weather gets too cool. Fall
and winter months offer the best
striped bass arid hybrid bass fish-
ing here in the state that bills
itself as the Fishing Capital of
the World.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission (FWC)
has some tips for anglers who
would like to go after these mon-
ster fish that scientists call
"morones." (because of their
scientific family name,
"Moronidae").
Striped bass stripers for
short can get huge. The state
record is a 42.25 pounder, bagged
in the Apalachicola River in
1993. Anglers catch stripers on
heavy bait-casting or open-faced
spinning tackle with 12- to 25-
pound test line. For big stripers,
live shad or small eels are the
best baits. For smaller stripers,
yellow or white 1/8- to 1-ounce
jigs are good, and so are plastic
twitch baits and poppers for sur-
face fishing and also spoons.
FWC fisheries biologist said
the most productive morone fish-
ing in Florida in 2005 will be:
1. The Apalachicola River/Lake
Seminole This is the home of all
three state record morones. In the
lake, stripers and sunshine bass con-
gregate along the old river channels
and near the dam in fall and winter.
They migrate up Georgia's rivers in
the spring. In the river, stripes and
sunshine bass range from the dam to
the coast during fall and winter
around pilings, deep channels and
drop-offs. Larger ones hang around
the dam in the spring. They go after
bucktail jigs and crankbaits. White


ass spots:

bass feed in schools, and they like
live crayfish and freshwater shrimp.
2. Lake Talquin and the
Ochlockonee River This system
produces lots of 10- to 20-pound
stripers that take to live shad, jigs and
spoons. White bass, rebounding from
recent drought, historically approach
state record size. They are all over
the place in the fall and winter and..
migrate to the dam in the spring.
3. St. Johns River Eight- to 1,2
pound fish showing up regularly.
Striped bass move throughout the -
river in fall and winter. The best sp64s-
to catch them are around jetties, th&..
bombing ranges in Lake George, thf
lower Oklawaha River, Buffalo Bluff
Shands Bridge, Buckman and other
bridges in Jacksonville. The big
stripers congregate in cool-water
creeks in the summer. Live shad and
shiners, jigs and shad-imitating
crankbaits are the baits to use in this
river.
4. Blackwater/Yellow rivers In
this northwest Florida area, the FWQC
stocks these waters with stripers '-
every year. The best fishing is in the
upper Blackwater Bay, near the riveJr
mouths in the fall and winter and -
upstream in the summer. Sometimes,
the best time to go is at night. Be pre
pared to bag 10-, 20- or even 30-
pound striped bass. Use live mullet,
menhaden or shrimp for bait. Shad-
imitating lures also work. '
5. Choctawhatchee River The:
FWC stocks this river with stripers
and sunshine bass. The main fishery
is between SR 20 and
Choctawhatchee Bay in Walton and
Washington counties during fall and
winter. The baits to use are live finger
mullet, shad and menhaden. During
cold weather, anglers use shad-imi-
tating lures to bag fish from surface-
feeding schools. During summertime,
the fish seek out cool-water tributar-
ies.


WED 6:14 a.m. 2:22 a.m. 4:35 a.m. 12:41 p.m. 5:26 a.m. 1:21 a.m. 2:22 a.m. 10:29 a.m.
1/12 8:08 p.m. 3:19 p.m. 6:29 p.m. 7:20 p.m. 2:18 p.m. 4:16 p.m. 10:20 p.m.
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for heart disease. The pill they
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vascular disease by "more
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WINES OF THE WEEK -
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highly recommended super
values from the QPR (Quality
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Crema '01 at about $16, and
Fess Parker '01 for $15.

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CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHIRONICLi


6C T!iltlRSDAY, JANUARY 6, 2005


Property TRANSACTIONS


Property transaction infor-
mation is supplied to the
Chronicle by the Citrus County
Property Appraiser's Office.
Call 341-6600 with questions.
Seller: Meyer Frank E & Geraldine J
Buyer: Johnson Eric
Price: $4200
Addr: East County: 04510 E Bahia Ln
Description: River Lakes Manor Unit 1 Pb 3
Pg 96 Lot 4 BIk 32

Seller: Padilla Ricardo & Elba
Buyer: Kersey William T II & Tammy L
Price: $12000
Addr: East County:
Description: Inverness Hglds South Pb 3
Pg 51 Lot 1 BIk 297

Seller: Dean Ronald S Jr & Leslie B
Buyer: Kulper Paul B
Price: $110000
Addr: East County: 01092 S Chateau Pt
Description: Henderson Pt Unrec Sub Lot
11: Coam At Se Car Of Nel/4 Of Swl/4 On
Pb 3 Pg 113 Bel Air Being S Ln Of BIk A, Th
S 89 Deg 2

Seller: Hewitt Bertram & Freda L
Buyer:.Lapointe Armand B & Lena
Price: $3500
Addr: East County: 06632 E Glencoe St
Description: Inverness Hglds West Pb 5 Pg
19 Lot 5 BIk 335

Seller: Edwards Barbara A
Buyer: Lateef Ahmad Hosan & Shazia
Price: $21500
Addr: East County: 00381 E Dusty Ct
Description: Casa De Sol Pb 12 Pg 24 Lot
30c: Coam At The Nw Car Of Lot 30, Th S
Od 03m 24s E Al The W Ln Of Sd Lot 30,
304.95 Ft To T

Seller: Rinehart Lowell E & Alberta L
Buyer: Mathewson Wilfred & Dorothy
Price: $45000
Addr: East County: 10135 E Bass Cir
Description: East Cove Unit 1 Pb 4 Pg 82
Lots 41 & 42 Bik D

Seller: Lee Peter Y & Julie W
Buyer: Mc Coy Douglas R
Price: $36000
Addr: East County: 03872 N Baywood Dr
Description: Fairview Estates Pb 12 Pg 49
Lot 27 BIk J

Seller: Hall Michael L
Buyer: Melnyk Stephen T
Price: $92900
Addr: East County: 00175 E Hartford St
Description: Greenbriar Of Citrus Hills
Consolidated Condominium Bldg 8 Unit
2a Desc In Or Bk 834 Pg 1262

Seller: Massey Arthur G Trustee
Buyer: Messer Charles L & Cynthia L
Price: $4000
Addr: East County: 09064 S Spoonbill Ave
Description: Pine Lake Pb 4 Pg 67 Lot 45
& N1/2 Of Lot 44 BIk E

Seller: Keener Glen L & Peggy
Buyer: Mills Jeffrey Wayne
Price: $2500
Addr: East County: 03315 E Paula Ln
Description: Inverness Hglds Unit 8 Pb 2
Pg 166 Lots 46, 47, 48 & 49 BIk 18

Seller: Kopp Clyde Trustee
Buyer: Negro Heriberto
Price: $15000
Addr: East County: 09118 E Island Dr
Description: Barnette Ests Unrec Sub Lot
12 Desc As: Coam At Sw Cor Of Sw 1/4 Of
Nw 1/4 Of Sec 2-19-20 Th N 88deg 43m E
Al S Ln Of Sd

Seller: Kopp Clyde Trustee
Buyer: Negron Heriberto
Price: $15000
Addr: East County: 09023 E Island Dr
Description: Barnette Ests Unrec Sub Lot 9
Desc As Follows: Comm At Sw Cm Of Sw
1/4 Of Nw 1/4 Of Sec 2-19-20 Thn N
88deg 43m E Alg S

Seller: Mansfield Maria
Buyer: Newco Homes Of Ocala Inc
Price: $15500
Addr: East County: 01604 N Baltic Ter
Description: Cambridge Greens Of Citrus


Hills Pb 13 Pg 119 Lot 28 Blk 2

Seller: Thomas Antonina Milazzo
Buyer: Oliver Dorothy J
Price: $610DO
Addr: East County: 09751 S Florida Ave
Description: N 100 Ft Of Pt Of Swl/4 Of
Ne1/4 E Of Sec 28-20-20 Lylilng E Of Us
Hwy 41 R/W Desc In Desc In Or Bk 1292
Pg 1186 & Or B

Seller: Meyer Frank E & Geraldine
Buyer: Paulson Gregory
Price: $840D
Addr: East County: 07230 N Comanche
Ter
Description: Comanche Village Unrec
Sub Lots 17 & 18: From Sw Car Of Nwl/4
Of Nwl/4 Of Swl/4 Of Sec 32 & 33-17-20,
S 89 Deg 34 M 29s

Seller: Kartagener Armin & Or
Buyer: Schurich Richard
Price: $4400
Addr: East County:
Description: Inverness Hgids South Pb 3
Pg 51 Lots 49 & 50 Blk 248

Seller: Ambrosino Geraldlne
Buyer: Segarra Victor I
Price: $73000
Addr: East County: 00405 W Harvard St
Description: Inverness Hglds South Pb 3
Pg 51 Lots 21 & 22 Blk 271

Seller: Carpenter Susan E
Buyer: Sisk Pierrepont F & Sharon K
Price: $24000
Addr: East County: 00628 N Seton Ave
Description: Kensington Ests Unit 2 Pb 11
Pg 66 Lot 27 Blk J

Seller: Secretary Of Housing & Urban
Buyer: Stephenson Peter D & Frances K
Price: $49200
Addr: East County: 01492 N Lagoon Pt
Description: Coam At Sw Car Of Nw1/4 Of
Nel/4, Th N Al W Ln Of Nwl/4 Of Nel/4
426,79 Ft To Pob. Th N Al W Ln 23.21 Ft, Th
S 89 Deg 20m

Seller: Pochlntesta Louis & Marie
Buyer: Tessmer Robert H Sr & Janette
Price: $5500
Addr: East County:
Description: Inverness Hglds South Pb 3
Pg 51 Lots 51 & 52 BIk 266

Seller: Finnan Marion E Trustee
Buyer: Vet Marinus & Jean
Price: $79000
Addr: East County: 06832 E Royal Cres St
Description: Royal Oaks Pb 13 Pg 51 Lot
11 Blk 2

Seller: Thompson Milton E Jr
Buyer: Vincent George & Susanne
Price: $15000
Addr: East County:
Description: Oakwood Island Pb 8 Pg 74
Lot 48 Blk A Title In Or Bk 599 Pg 2004

Seller: Vreeland Norman C Jr &
Buyer: Vreeland Norman C Sr
Price: $22700
Addr: East County: 13213 S Oakview Ave
Description: Whispering Oaks Pb 7 Pg 24
Lot 8 BIk F

Seller: Barbin Thelma
Buyer: Wall Ricky & Nancy Lee
Price: $22000
Addr: East County: 01155 N Beach Park
Dr
Description: Magnolia Beach Park Unit 1
Pb 3 Pg 38 Lots 2 & 3 Bl1k C

Seller: Barbin Thelma
Buyer: Wall Ricky & Nancy Lee
Price: $22000
Addr: East County: 01139 N Beach Park
Dr
Description: Magnolia Beach Park Unit 1
Pb 3 Pg 38 Lots 2 & 3 BIk C

Seller: Youmans Evelyn
Buyer: Williams Kellis L & Denise
Price: $6000
Addr: East County: 12460 S Aster Pt
Description: Oak Forest Pb 11 Pg 84 Lot 3
BIk A

Seller: Hoppough John
Buyer: Anselmo Paul J & Virginia
Price: $22500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00009 Milbark Ct


Description: Sugarmilll Woods Cypress VIg
Pb 9 Pg 86 Lot 12 Blk 43

Seller: Cates Richard B 2nd
Buyer: Closi Victor & Phyllis
Price: $28000
Addr: Sugarmlll Woods: 00014 Sweet
Peas Ct
Description: Sugarmill Woods Oak VIg Pb
10 Pg 10 Lot 7 Blk 211

Seller: Schiering Irene B
Buyer: Lfc Asset Recovery Corporation
Price: $27800
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00012 Mimosa Ct
Description: Sugarmill Woods Oak VIg Pb
10 Pg 10 Lot 42 Blk 148

Seller: Lfc Asset Recovery Corporation
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $110500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00078
Whitewood St
Description: Sugarmill Woods Cypress Vig.
Pb 9 Pg 86 Lot 2 BIk 45

Seller: Lfc Asset Recovery Corporation
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $110500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00014 Pagoda
Ct
Description: Sugarmill Woods Cypress Vig
Pb 9 Pg 86 Lot 27 Blk 46

Seller: Lfc Asset Recovery Corporation
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $110500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00004 Cactus St
Description: Sugarmlll Woods Oak VIg Pb
10 Pg 10 Lot 2 BIk 157

Seller: Lfc Asset Recovery Corporation
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $110500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 06370 W Oak Park
Blvd
Description: Sugarrilll Woods Oak VIg Pb
10 Pg 10 Lot 4 BIk 146

Seller: Lfc Asset Recovery Corporation
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $110500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00076
Whitewood St
Description: Sugarmill Woods Cypress VIg
Pb 9 Pg 86 Lot 1 BIk 45

Seller: Burt Donald M & Betty J
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $8000
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00034 Village
Center Dr
Description: Sugarmill Woods Oak VIg Pb
10 Pg 10 Lot 5 Blk 156

Seller: Lfc Asset Recovery Corporation
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $110500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00016 Eugenia
Ct
Description: Sugarmill Woods Cypress VIg
Pb 9 Pg 86lot 19 Blk 54

Seller: Lfc Asset Recovery Corporation
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $110500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00001 Cleome Ct
Description: Sugarmill Woods Oak VIg Pb
10 Pg 10 Lot 16 Blk 159


Seller: Lfc Asset Recovery Corporation
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $110500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00019 Mimosa Ct
Description: Sugarmill Woods Oak VIg Pb
10 Pg 10 Lot 14 Blk 148

Seller: Lfc Asset Recovery Corporation
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $110500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00023 Lysiloma
Ct
Description: Sugarmill Woods Cypress VIg
Pb 9 Pg 86 Lot 10 Blk 9

Seller; Lfc Asset Recovery Corporation
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $110500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 06425 W Oak Park
Blvd
Description: Sugarmill Woods Cypress VIg
Pb 9 Pg 86 Lot 22 Blk 111

Seller: Lfc Asset Recovery Corporation
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $110500


Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00034
Cherrypalm Ct
Description: Sugarmill Woods Cypress Vig
Pb 9 Pg 86 Lot 25 Blk 49

Seller: Lfc Asset Recovery Corporatlon
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $110500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00174 Linder Dr
Description: Sugarmill Woods Cypress Vig
Pb 9 Pg 86 Lot 14 Blk 38

Seller: Lfc Asset Recovery Corporation
Buyer: National Recreational
Price: $110500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00010 Cassla Ct
Description: Sugarmill Woods Oak Vig Pb
10 Pg 10 Lot 5 BIk 149

Seller: Palmer Unda Freeland &
Buyer: Possidente Anthony
Price: $57500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00011 Beech Ct
Description: Sugarmill Woods Cypress VIg
, Pb 9 Pg 86 Lot 9 BIk J

Seller: Mc MInn Robert J & Evelyn M
Buyer: Welsh John & Dorothy
Price: $140500
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00058 Douglas St
Description: Sugarmill Woods Cypress
Village Pb 9 Pg 86 Lot 2 BIk 12

Seller: Costa Alexander & Anita M
Buyer: Zebrowski Bernard L & Marilyn
Price: $180000
Addr: Sugarmill Woods: 00029 W
Byrsonima Loop
Description: The Hammocks Of Sugarmill
Woods Pb 14 Pg 6 Lot 79

Seller: Herbert Lloyd S & Evelyn K
Buyer: Andrews Gregory T & Elaine A
Price: $6000
Addr: West County:
Description: Unit 4 Of Homosassa Pb 1 Pg
46 Lots 5 & 6 Unrec Of Lots 1 Thru 24 Incl
Blk 189 Lot 5-Lot 19 & W 20ft Of Lot 18 &
E 0lqft

Seller: Vascimini Michael & Julia
Buyer: Beller Richard G
Price: $47000
Addr: West County: 06340 S Tex Pt
Description: Servos Commercial Center
Condo Decl In Or Bk 762 Pg 191 Unit 7
Bldg B

Seller: Tucker Annie M
Buyer: Brunca Inc
Price: $11000
Addr: West County: 06190 S Esmeralda
Ter
Description: El Dorado Ests Pb 11 Pg 35
Lot 12 Blk F


Seller: Gelsinger J M Trustee
Buyer: Daiello Martha L Trustee
Price: $60000
Addr: West County: 05337 N Mallows CIr
Description: Pine Ridge Unit 3 Pb 8 Pg 51
Lot 2 Bik 47

Seller: Tidey Donald Allen
Buyer: Feola Alexander
Price: $24000
Addr: West County: 08806 N Cacalla Dr
Description: Crystal Manor Unit 2 Pb 8 Pg
112 Lt 1 BIk 70

Seller: Smith Roger K
Buyer: Flynn Brandon W
Price: $3500
Addr: West County: 08463 N Hatfield Ter
Description: Holiday Hts Unit 1 Pb 4 Pg 61
Lot 51 Blk 15

Seller: Hayn Raymond W & Helen S
Buyer: Gajadhar Sean
Price: $14500
Addr: West County: 00925 N Conant Ave
Description: Pine Tree Homesites Pb 3 Pg
2 Lots 16 & 17

Seller: Balerlein John 0 Sr &Geraldine
Buyer: Geskie Robert & Valerie Susan
'Price: $56500
Addr: West County: 01515 N Killebrew Pt
Description: Hillside South Pb 16 Pg 56 Lot
49 BIk D

Seller: Blackburn Charles'D & Theresa
Buyer: Giordano Thomas & Aleta
Price: $150000
Addr: West County: 02840 N Brentwood
Cir


Description: Brentwood Pb 12 Pg 70 Lot 2
Tract 6

Seller: Mathews Edward W & Shirley C
Buyer: Goldman Michael M & Charlotte
Price: $8500
Addr: West County: 12668 W Rosemary PI
Description: Crystal Manor Unit 3 Pb 8 Pg
136 Lot 6 Bik 173

Seller: Crask Garnett E & Marcia T
Buyer: Grizzle Michael & Shella
Price: $20000
Addr: West County: 09899 N Marigold Pt
Description: Crystal Manor Unit 3 Pb 8 Pg
136 Lot 8 Blk 147

Seller: Crask Garnett E & Marcia T
Buyer: Grizzle Michael & Shella-
Price: $20000
Addr: West County: 12580 W Baltic Ivy St
Description: Crystal Manor Unit 3 Pb 8 Pg
136 Lot 2 Blk 167

Seller: Carillot Lucy G Trustee
Buyer: Hedick Robert W Jr & Dawnya
Price: $475000
Addr: West County: 03296 N Spyglass
Village Path
Description: Spyglass Village Pb 16 Pg 69
Lot 23

Seller: Litchfleld Financial Corp
Buyer: High Card Inc
Price: $40000
Addr: West County:
Description: River Cove Landings
Condominium II Bldg 200 Unit 201

Seller: Litchfield Financial Corp
Buyer: High Card Inc
Price: $40000
Addr: West County:
Description: River Cove Landings
Condominium li Bldg 200 Unit 204

Seller: Breakey Fred A &
Buyer: Jalramsingh Dan
Price:$14000
Addr: West County: 09124 N Husky Ave
Description: Eighteen Oaks Unrec Sub Lot
50 Desc As Follows: S 258.27ft Of N
805.04ft Of W 1/2 Of Se 1/4 Of Se 1/4 Of
Sec 18 Less & E

Seller: Sacchetti Nicholas & Rose
Buyer: Johnson David & Cynthia J
Price: $16000
Addr: West County: 00830 S Rosemary Pt
Description: Cinnamon Ridge Unit 2 Pb 12
Pg 65 Lot 18 Blk A

Seller: Sacchetti Nicholas & Rose
Buyer: Johnson David & Cynthia J
Price: $16000
Addr: West County: 00820 S Rosemary Pt
Description: Cinnamon Ridge Unit 2 Pb 12
Pg 65 Lot 19 BIk A

Seller: Tullos Don W
Buyer: Mac Rae Phillip R & Marian H
.Price: $50000.
Addr: West County: 06218 S Candice
Path
Description: Rooks Add To Homosassa
Unrec Sub Lot 13: Coam At S 1/4 Sec Car
Of Sec 31-19-17, Tn N 88 Deg 25m 24s E Al
N Ln Of Frac Se

Seller: Veccia James V & Judy 0
Buyer: Macaluso Paul & Kathleen I
Price: $20000
Addr: West County: 11512 W Cornflower
Dr
Description: Crystal Manor Unit 3 Pb 8 Pg
136 Lot 3 Blk 137

Seller: Tuckfield William J
Buyer: Malone Richard F Sr & Ursula G
Price: $180000,
Addr: West County: 05885 N Lamp Post Dr
Description: Pine Ridge Unit 3 Pb 8 Pg 51
Lot 17 BIk 36

Seller: Kaufman Suzie K
Buyer: Maloney Mark &
Price: $4700
Addr: West County: 08126 W Fern PI
Description: Unit 5 Of Homosassa Pb 1 Pg
47 Lots 11 & 12 BIk 201

Seller: Mc Guire Robert L & Shirley A
Buyer: Nettles David Allen & Gall
Price: $11000
Addr: West County: 04532 N Mitchum Pt
Description: Liv Acres Unrec Sub Lot 25


Desc As Follows: W 1/2 Of E 1/2 Of Sw 1/4
Of Nw 1/4 Less N 4/5 Thereof Subj Ot 25ft
Wide Estm

Seller: Ruggiero Patrick Michael
Buyer: Onbey Doug
Price: $7500
Addr: West County:
Description: Kennedy Hts Unrec Sub Lot 4
Desc As Follows: Comm At Sw Crn Of N
1/2 Of Sw 1/4 Of Sw 1/4 Of Sec 30-20-18
Thn N AIg W Ln

Seller: 0 Hare Thomas Dennis
Buyer: Padgett Harry Wm lii
Price: $70000
Addr: West County: 08420 N Troccoli Ter
Description: De Rosa Inc Pb 5 Pg 17 Lot
25

Seller: Padgett Harry Wm lii
Buyer: Pelletti Marilyn Brooks Trust
Price: $150000
Addr: West County: 02788 N Comanche
Pt
Description: Montezuma Waters Mobile
Home Ests Pb 9 Pg 1 1st Add Lot 65

Seller: Sauve April A &
Buyer: Sauve April A I
Price: $5000
Addr: West County: 07220 S Blackberry Pt ,
Description: Gulf Hwy Land Unit 7 Pb 4 Pg I
109 W 277.55 Ft Of S1/2 Of Lot 36

Seller: Fox J Peter 3rd & Julie E
Buyer: Schaffel Martin
Price: $10000
Addr: West County: 02940 W Plantation
Pines Ct
Description: Plantation Pines Village Pb
13 Pg 115 Lot 102

Seller: Arendt Rita J
Buyer: Seamer Brenda L &
Price: $25500
Addr: West County: 06751 W Van Buren j
Dr
Description: Villa Ter Unit 10 Of
Homosassa Pb 1 Pg 51 Pcl B Unrec Of
Lots 8, 9, 10 & 11 Blk336: Com At E Cor
Of Lot 8 BIk 336 Car

Seller: Floyd Francis Lavon
Buyer: Shirley T Trustee
Price: $14000
Addr: West County: 12328 N G W Carver i
Rd
Description: Town Of Dunnellon Pb A Pg
174alot 699

Seller: Lowrey James R & Jane S
Buyer: Smith Kennedy Jr & Carrol A
Price: $3400000
Addr: West County:
Description: Woodward Park Pb 2 Pg 70
Lot 5 Blk A Less: Beg At Nw Car Of Lot 5,.
Th E Al N Bdry Of Lot, 56 Ft To Pt, Th Sw'Ly p
To Pt On

Seller: Lowrey James R & Jane S
Buyer: Smith Kennedy Jr & Corral A
Price: $3400000
Addr: West County: 09775 W Wynn Ct
Description: Beg At Pt N 0 Deg 34m E 367
Ft & W 153.5 Ft From Se Cor Of Swl/4 Of
Swl/4, Th W 63.5 Ft,.Th N 11 Deg 17mW
146.4 Ft Mo L

Seller: Lyell Ronald D
Buyer: Stender Anthony Jr &
Price: $69900
Addr: West County: 07311 W Pinebrook St
Description: Crystal Paradise Ests Unit 3
Unrec Sub Lot 1 BIk S Desc As: Coam At
The Ne Corner Of Lt 15 BIk M Pb 4 Pg 88
Th N Odeg 29m *

Seller: Vanderberg Scott &
Buyer: Tidey Donald Allen
Price: $17000
Addr: West County: 08806 N Cacalia Dr l
Description: Crystal Manor Unit 2.Pb 8 Pg ,
112 Lt 1 Blk 70

Seller: Hille Cart P & Barbara A
Buyer: Vogdes James M lii & Kristine
Price: $120000
Addr: West County: 11592 W Kingfisher Ct,.
Description: The Bay Villas Bldg 32, 33, 34,%
35 & 36 Condo Unit 186 Desc In Or Bk 669.
Pg 818


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chamber offices. Ticket prices: 1 day $8, 2 days $16, 3
days $23. Children: I day $5, 2 days $7, 3 days $10
For more information call 726-2993 i;.,,il., 11


A NEW BEGINNING
SWM honest & sincere
looking for old fashion-
ed girl under 45 on the
thin side, easy going,
animal person, who
enjoys classic rock &
watching the stars at
night, Lets find eacIh
other. Respond to
Citrus County Chronicle
Blind Box #770P 1624 N.
MeadOwcrest Blvd.
Crystal River, FL 34429
786-271-9037

LETS SMELL THE ROSES
TOGETHER
Seeking attractive Lady
40-55 who enjoys dining
out & weekend trips out
of town. Looking to
share quality times
together & wants the
nicer things in life.
Call 228-1579


SWM, 57, 5'8" slim build,
Brown hair & eyes. I'm
an electrical Inspector
for a local power co.
Seeking lady that
enjoys dining out,
dancing, the movies,
going to plays and
quiet times together. If
Interested, call or write
me, George, P.O. Box
1732, Crystal River. FL
34423. 352-423-0649
WM, Biker, 51, looks
early 40s, 6'1', 180 Ilbs,
blonde hair, blue eyes,
good person. Seeks
attractive lady 30 to
45, 100 to 1251bs for
possible LTR.
352-804-6223

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REE VEHICLE REMOVAL
Cars/Trucks, Running
or Not, No title OK
Phone 352-476-4392
Andy KCCB deductible
receipt on request
CALICO CAT
I yr. spayed &
declawed. Lovable.
Shots current
(352) 746-1070
FIND EXACTLY
WHAT YOU
NEED IN THE
SERVICE
DIRECTORY


Canvas Fire Hose,
11ff to 50 ft. section,
can be used boat
dock bumpers
(352) 795-6693

CAT
Large neutered male, 5
yrs. all shots. Adult
home (352) 726-4939

COMMUNITY SERVICE
The Path Shelter Is
available for people
who need to serve
their community
service.
(352) 527-6500 or
(352) 794-0001
Leave Message

FOUND
2 black/brown puppies
in Floral City, vicinity of
Stage Coach Rd.
(352) 302-5700


COCKER MIX
35 lb. male shots
current, 18 months
(352) 564-0541
FREE
American Bull Dog,
female, llmths,
(352) 302-1590
FREE
SATTE DISH
You remove.
(352) 563-5851

FREE
4 year old male
neutered Beagle
great gentle guy,
Great with other
dogs Call evenings
(352) 465-3760
FREE 8 YR OLD
BASSETT HOUND
w/papers, neutered &
all shots, housebroken.
Good dog, Must find
home due to illness.
(352) 465-6560


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thick wall gloss bottles,
suitable for wine ,'
making (352) 637-3634,,,
FREE ADULT CAT
Indoor only, all
neutered & spayed, ,
homes will be
screened.
(352) 726-5546
FREE GROUP
COUNSELING
Depression/ Anxiety
(352) 637-3196 or
628-3831 ..
FREE KITTENS
To a good home.
(352) 564-9200 -
FREE
Lab Mix, male,
neutered.
(352) 527-8672
FREE PUPPIES
6 male Lab/Shepherd,
Mix. 9 weeks old.
(352) 726-1133


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HOSPITAL BED
Electric for someone
who actually needs It,
(352) 795-5849
KITTENS
5 mo DMH gray. M.
Gray & white DSH, F.
Spayed/neutered.
Shots current. Litter
trained (352) 447-3916
PIT MIX
6 month Female
(352) 628-2810
Puppies need a good
home ...Mom and Dad
on premises...both
sm/med build...call
352-341-3145
TEMP HOME NEEDED
for gentle 7 yr. Lab.
House trained, crate
trained. Joining military!
WANTED, DEAD OR
ALIVE Vehicle & scrap,
Removal. No title okay.
Lv msg, (352) 563-6626
WHITE LAB & BLK LAB
Both. 1/ 2 Years old.
Female. To good
homes) only.
(352) 726-1133


www.adoptarescued
pet.com

Pet Adoption
Saturday, 1/8
9am-1pm
Allstate Insurance
433 Croft Rd.
Inverness
Cats
Manx M. kitten, white
746-6186
DSH F, 8mos,
gray/white 746-6186
Med. Fur F, 10-1 limos
white w/ green eyes
746-6186
Kittens 11 wks 1-F & 2
M. black w/ orange
stripes & med. fur.
746-6186
DSH M, 2 mo, gray,
paw deformed due
to Injury paw mobile
& playful 628-4200
Dogs
Catahula M, med.
size tri-color merle.
Young adult. Family
pet. 249-1029
All spayed/neutered.
All shots current.
Donations
tax deductible

YOUNG BLACK
MALE DOG,
very mild.
Abandoned, needs
a home, not
'destroyed. 795-3938


Quality Care
Tree Service
* Tree Removal
* Bucket Truck Work
* Trimming & Topping
* Lot Clearing
352-637-0004
10% Off w/this Ad
A-I TALIAFERRO TREES
Citrus County's Leading
Team Professionals
#7830257748
(352) 476-5372
DAVID'S ECONOMY
TREE SERVICE, Free est.,
Sr. disc. Ic. 99990000273
Insured 352-637-0681
DOUBLE J
STUMP GRINDING
Cell 302-8852
(352) 726-0830
D's Landscape & Expert
Tree Svce Personalized
design, Cleanups &
Br3bcat work, Fill/rock &
Sod: 352-563-0272.
R WRIGHT TREE SERVICE,
free removal, stump
grind, trim, lns,& Lic
#0256879352-341-6827
STUMP GRINDING
Lic. & Ins. Free Est.
Billy (BJ) McLaughlin
352-628-3736/212-6067
TREE SURGEON
Lrc#000783-0257763 &
lrp. Exp'd friendly serv.
;Lowest rates Free
estimates,352-860-1452




CRYSTAL WIND
Repair, upgrade,
networking. On-site &
pick-up services.
(352) 746-9696
SPC's-N-PARTS
Spring Cleaning $19,99.
;Interior Cleaning/
System Check 564-8803




vChris Satchell Painting
& Wallcovering.All work
2 full coats.25 yrs. Exp.
Exc. Ref. Lic#001721/
Ins. (352) 795-6533
AFFORDABLE PAINTING
WALLPAPERING & FAUX
Lic. 0214277 & Ins.
(352) 697-1564
All Around the House
Gen. Home repairs plus
Lic2120-0863567. 27 yrs.
Free est, 352-465-1189
CHEAP/CHEAP/CHEAP
DP Pressure Cleaning
& Painting. Licensed &
Insured. 637-3765
George Swedlige
Painting- Int./Ext.
Pressure Cleaning- Free
est. 794-0400/628-2245
INTERIOR/EXTERIOR
& ODD JOBS. 30 yrs
J. Hupchick Lic./Ins,
(352) 726-9998
PAINTING &
PRESSURE WASHING
Int/Ext. 20 yrs. exp.
Free est. (352) 621-1206


BlaCK & wnire
Jack Russell
w/ red collar,
vicinity of Poplar St. &
N. Bay Ave. 10/11/04
Goes by Petey
Reward
Cell 422-3702
(352) 795-5349
Cat lost, heart broke,
4 yr. old spayed
female, smoke gray,
on Monopoly &
Chance/ Citrus Hills
(352) 726-0078
LOST LOWER UNIT for
Mercury outboard,
couple miles south of
Fort Island Beach,
REWARD Please call
(352) 726-7705
LOST ORANGE CAT
Male, Morris type. 2 yrs.
old. Vicinity of Lecanto,
N Commerce Ter & 44
Answers to "Baby Day"
(352) 527-7921
MISSING SINCE 12/29
Gray tiger-striped cat
w/white chest- off
Briarpatch in Crystal
Manor. Please call
(352) 564-0719 or
302-6172
White Chihuahua Mix,
Injured, owner heart-
broken, old Homosassa
area 1/1/05.
Reward please call
352-628-3510.
YORKIE CHIHUAHUA
SMIX 4LBS. Blonde. Mis-
sing since New Years
eve. Vic. of Dunnellon
Hills, Citrus Springs.
REWARD 352-489-0137
or 465-9183




BLACK DOG
Found Crystal River
near Archaeological
Site (352) 795-9705
Cat, Male, large, gray
tigerstrip, long hair,
vocal, well cared for,
Pine Ridge Golf Course
area 527-3785
Found injured, White
and Orange Tabby
male kitten near
Orange Tree road in
Crystal River. Please call
'257-9456 to describe
and claim.

LAB
In area of Laurel Ridge
& Forrest Ridge Blvd.
Owner call to identify
(352) 476-3158
YORKIE
Highland Area
Call to identify
(352) 860-1360
Young Male Dog
Beverly Hills area,
call to identify.
(352) 746-5114


T & T SERVICES
Painting, Int/ext.
Lic/Ins 212-1551
Wall & Ceiling Repairs
Drywall, Texturing,
Painting.;Vinyl. Tile work.
30 yrs. exp. 344-1952
CBC058268




Affordable Boat Maint.
& Repair, Mechanical,
Electrical, Custom Rig.
John (352) 746-4521




LEE'S MOWER REPAIR'S
We buy used lawn
equipt, running or not.
352-564-2089




BATHTUB REGLAZING
Old tubs & ugly
ceramic tile is restored
to new cond. All colors
avail. 697-TUBS (8827)




Kerry's Kustoms
Custom Interior Window
Treatments & Accents
25 yrs of professionalism
and craftsmanship
Free Est. (352) 621-4QPS




In Home Childcare for
every age-numerous
qualifications, skills, &
ref. Tender Care your
child deserves.
Stacy @ 212-2260
MY HOME DAY CARE
CPR & first aid certified
From Infant to school
age. Monday Friday
(352) 628-6248




VChris Satchell Painting
& Wallcovering.AII work
2 full coats.25 yrs. Exp.
Exc. Ref. Lic#001721/
Ins. (352) 795-6533
AFFORDABLE PAINTING
WALLPAPERING & FAUX
Lic, 0214277 & Ins.
(352)697-1564




CLEANING of homes &
offices. Quality work, I
bring my own supplies.
Hourly rates. 795-9705,
please leave message.
CLEANING. Reliable,
affordable, Weekly,
bi-weekly, monthly
Joy, 352-746-6768
EXP. HOUSE CLEANING
Brazilian/Amer. Citizen
14vrs. exp. Ref. Inver-
ness area. 344-0053


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106 W. MAIN ST.
Courthouse Sq. next
to Angelo's Pizzeria
Mon-Fri 8:30a-Sp
Closed for Lunch
2om-3pm



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CLINICS
Saturday 10am-2pm
#1 DAPPC-Rabies ..........
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K-9 Vaccines-Rabies only
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Rhinotracheitis; Calici;
Panleukopenia; Chlamydia
Psittici; Feline Leukemia
January 8 & January 22
Carlj. Mee, D.VM.
LITTLE GENERAL MARKET & FEED
4611 W Cardinal St. Homosassa
S628-1577



"MR CITRUS COUNTY"













ALAN NUSSO
BRqKER
Associate
Real Estate Sales
Exit Reality Leaders
(352) 422-6956


HOMES & WINDOWS
Serving Citrus County
over 15 years. Kathy
465-7334 or 341-1603
HOUSEKEEPING
Home/Office,
Lis./bonded
(352) 422-5600
PENNY'S Home & Office
Cleaning Service Ref.
avail., Ins., Lic. &
bonded (352) 726-6265




ACE CABINET INSTALLER
Quality woodworkI
Lic. CB-00-00757
(352)464-4100
Additions/ REMODELING
New construction
Bathrooms/Kitchens
Lic. & Ins. CBC 058484
(352)344-1620
Budget-Wise?
Remdiing &Addltions,
CBC057662/Ins.
637-0208/422-7918 cell
STEVEN ROGERS
CONSTRUCTION
All Phases, Lic. & Ins.
RR 0066895 637-4373
TMark Construction Co.
Additions, remodels &
decks, Lic. CRC1327335
Citrus Co (352)302-3357




All Around the House
Gen. Home repairs plus
Lic2120-0863567. 27 yrs.
Free est. 352-465-1189
AUGIE'S PRESSURE
Cleaning Quality
Work, Low Prices. FREE
Estimates: 220-2913
PICARD'S PRESSURE
CLEANING & PAINTING
Roofs w/no pressure,
houses,driveways. 25 yrs
exp. Lic./ins. 422-1956
PRESSURE CLEANING
BY FRED.Houses, decks,
Lic. & Ins. #99990001327
Low prices 352-225-1161
ROLAND'S Pressure
Cleaning Roofs, houses,
driveways., mobiles 21
yrs exp. Lic. 726-3878




#1 IN HOME REPAIRS,
paint, press.wash, clean
roof&gutters, clean up,
haul #0169757 344-4409
AAA HOME REPAIRS
Maint & repair prob-
lems Swimming Pool
Rescreen99990000162
352-746-7395
All Around the House
Gen. Home repairs plus
Lic2120-0863567. 27 yrs,
Free est. 352-465-1189
Andrew Joehl
Handyman. General
Maintenance/Repairs
Pressure & cleaning.
Lawns, gutters, No job
too small Reliable. Ins
0256271 352-465-9201


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TEACHER needed, 1
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Side. 637-1173.

Ready to Stop
Compulsive
Overeating?
Welcome to Overeat-
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726-9112,341-0777


REAL ESTATE
CLASSES
Now Enrolling 2/15/05
Sales Lie. Class $249.

RON NEITZ-BS,MBA
BROKER/INSTRUCTOR
CITRUS REAL ESTATE
SCHOOL, INC.

(352)795-0060.





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ALL TYPES OF HOME
IMPROVEMENTS &
REPAIRS #0256687
352-422-2708
EXP'D HANDYMAN
All phases of home
repair.Exc.work. Honest
reliable, Good prices.
LIc/Ins. 352-860-0085
Get My Husband Out Of
The House & Into Yours!
Custom woodwork,
furniture repairs &
refinishing, home
repairs, etc. Lic. 1078
(352) 527-6914
GOT STUFF?
You Call We Haul
CONSIDER IT DONEI
Handyman Service
Cleanouts & Repairs
Lic. 99990000665
(352) 302-2902
RB HOME *
IMPROVEMENTS
Quality work low
prices. All aspects of
home Improve. Lic #
0257455 (352) 228-7823
Seasons Greetinas to

HANDYMAN, from New
England. Small or big
jobs. very exp. Reason-
able (352) 489-1495
HANDYMAN/AII Around
Free est. Will Do Any-
thing, Lic.#73490257751
352-299-4241/563-5746
Joe, "The Handyman"
Home Maintenance &
Repair. Power washing,
Painting. Lawn Service
& Hauling. Lic 0253851
(352) 563-2328
NATURE COAST HOME
REPAIR & MAINT. INC.
Offering a full range of
servlces.Llc.0257615/Ins.
(352) 628-4282
Wall & Ceiling Repairs
Drywall. Texturing,
Painting, Vinyl. Tile work.
30 yrs. exp. 344-1952
CBC058268




JT'S TELEPHONE SERVICE
Jack & Wire installation
& repair. Free estimates:
CALL 527-1984




DUN-RITE ELECTRIC INC.
Elec. Serv./Repairs. New
const. Remodel Free est
726-2907 ER0015123




All of Citrus Hauling/
Moving items delivered,
clean ups.Everything
from A to Z 628-6790
GOT STUFF?
You Call We Haul
CONSIDER IT DONEI
Handyman Service
Cleanouts & Repairs
Lic. 99990000665
(352) 302-2902
ON SITE CLEANUP
Const., debris, M.H.
demolition, & stump
grinding (352) 634-0329


ATTRACTIVE SWF
seeking male
companion. Candi,
352-628-1036
PILATES In Inverness
Lose the extra weight.
Mornings & Afternoons
476-1052 or 726-6250




Hi, I'am Max
8 wk, old Lab, need ride
to Columbia, Tenn.
area, Will pay my own
way, (352) 564-9200




2 Mature Care Givers.
Certified & Bonded.
(352) 726-6229 or
(352) 860-0326
LICENSED CNA
Looking to take care of
elderly. 20 years exp.
Honest & dependable
352-860-1426
Relocating to Inverness
very soon. Seeking
Security Position, Exp.
w/G.S.A.contracts &
supervision. Will supply
resume. I have lived &
worked in Fl.and most
of my family live here
also. Please call James
at. 570-346-6928





EXPERIENCED
PRESCHOOL
TEACHER
Infant/Toddler Class.
(352) 795-6890





CAREER
OPPORTUNITY
For afternoon/
evening shift, branch
office of financial
service firm seeks
responsible individual
to handle varied
office functions.
Good people and
communication skills
are essential. Must be
well organized and a
self starter to be
considered, please
send resume to:
Blind Box 706M
C/o Citrus County
Chronicle 1624 N.
Meadowcrest Blvd.
Crystal River Fl. 34429


CARPET FACTORY Direct
Restrecth Clean *
Repair Vinyl Tile *
Wood (352) 341-0909
(352) 637-2411




BEACH FENCE
Free est., Lic. #0258336
(352) 628-1190
813-763-3856 Cell
JAMES LYNCH FENCE
All kinds of fences.
Free estimates.
(352) 527-3431




John Gordon Roofing
Areas. Rates. Free est Praioudto
Serve You.
ccc 1325492.
628-3516/800-233-5358
JT NEELY ROOFING, INC.
Lic. ccc055011 & Ins.
Metal Roofing & MH
roof- overs. All Work
Guarl (352) 637-6616




Benny Dye's Concrete
Concrete Work
All types Lic. & Insured.
RX1677. (352) 628-3337
BIANCHI CONCRETE
Driveway-Patio- Walks.
Concrete Specialists.
Lic#2579 /Ins. 746-1004
DANIEL ENO CONCRETE
& MASONRY All types,
All Sizes. Lic #2506. Ins.
Free Est. 352-212-3492
DEVAUGHN RIP RAP
SEAWALLS &
CONCRETE WORK
Lic#2699 & Insured.
(352)795-7085/302-0206
JACO MASONRY INC
Blck Work CBC060529
352-746-5364
ROB'S MASONRY
& CONCRETE tear out
Drive & replace,
Slab. Lic.1476 726-6554




Additions/ REMODELING
New construction
Bathrooms/Kitchens
Lic. & Ins. CBC 058484
(352) 344-1620
DUKE & DUKE, INC.
Remodeling additions
Lic. # CGC058923
Insured. 341-2675
TMark Construction Co.
Additions, remodels &
decks, Lic. CRC1327335
Citrus Co (352)302-3357
Wall & Ceiling Repairs
Drywall. Texturing,
Painting, Vinyl, Tile work.
30 yrs. exp. 344-1952
CBC058268




CERAMIC TILE INSTALLER
Bathroom remodeling.
handicap bathrooms.
Lic/Ins. #2441 795-5024


JOBS GALORE!!!
www.AAA
EMPLOYMENT.NET

LEGAL SECRETARY
Full Time, experience
with wills, trusts and
probates. Beverly Hills
location.
Fax Resume to:
(352) 726-3180

RECEPTIONIST
wanted w/ Excel, &
Word skills. Fast
paced office.
Multi-tasks & phones.
Auto insurance a +
(352) 795-5129

RECEPTIONIST
NEEDED

Part-Time; Tuesday,
Wednesday and
Thursday, 8:30a.m. to
5:00p.m. $6.00 per
hour. Must have
transportation for
occasional errands.
Send Resumes To:
Post Office 895,
Inverness, Florida
34451





COSMETOLOGIST
422-1058 or 794-4150
LOOKING TO START
A NEW YEAR?
Now hiring commission
& retirement available.
(352) 628-5599




PT HOUSEKEEPER
Wanted
Call (352) 465-4019





3-11
RN / LPN
Avante at Inverness
is currently accepting
applications for
nurses on the 3-11
shift. Avante offers
top of the line wages
and excellent
benefits.
Please apply in
person at:
304 S. Citrus Ave.,
Inverness, FL


Wall & Ceiling Repairs
Drywall, Texturing,
Painting, Vinyl. Tile work.
30 yrs. exp. 344-1952
CBC058268




BUSHHOGGING, Rock,
dirt, trash, trees, lawn
service, &driveways.
Call (352) 628-4743.
MVEROPERTIES
Grading, Driveways,
Lawns. free Est. Lic.#
256667(35:')400-0150




All Tractor Works, By the
hour or day Clean ups,
Tree Removal, Bush Hog
Land Clearing. All Major
Credit Cards. 302-6955




CORNERSTONE
40 yrs. exp. Hallng, tree
removal, bobcat serv.,
Lic/Ins. 99990000255
1 (877) 398-6698
LAND &
LOT CLEARING
+ Hauling. Free Est.
Helen's Nursery
(352) 563-2313
LAND CLEARING
EXCAVATION Lic. #
0257173 &Inc. MLK
Enterprises Call Al
Free Est. 352-628-1942
or 352-346-4776
LAND CLEARING, front
end loader by the hour.
Filldirt, rock, hauling and
demolition. 302-2928
Nathan Gilstrap's
Tractor Work, Free est
(352) 302-0028 Camp.
Tractor & Dump Serv.
Owner/Builders Land
clearing/fill dirt,
concrete driveways,
sidewalks, house floors,
block work Lic.
#001629-156 563-1873




D's Landscape & Expert
Tree Svce Personalized
design. Cleanups &
Bobcat work. Fill/rock &
Sod: 352-563-0272




All Around the House
Gen. Home repairs plus
Lic2120-0863567. 27 yrs.
Free est. 352-465-1189
Bill's Landscaping
Lawn Cuts $10. & up
Clean ups, odd jobs
Free est. (352) 628-4258
BOBS PRO LAWN
CARE
Yard clean up. Shrubs
Residential/Comm.
Lic./Ins.(352)613-4250


ClerHTical/


of Citrus County
Now taking
applications for
FULL-TIME COOK
$9/hour

Woodland Terrace
124 Norvell Bryant
Hwy. Hernando


CNAs & HHAs
Exp'd, Caring &
Dependable. $8.50 per

to eligible applicants.
CALL LOVING CARE
M-F, 9:00 AM to 4:00PM
(352) 860-0885

P/T X-RAY TECH

Citrus County, General
Orthopedics,
Competitive salary.
Send Resume to:
Blind Box 774-M c/o
Citrus County Chronicle
106W. Main St.
Inverness, FL 34450
PHARMACY TECH/
CASHIER
Fulltime, no holidays or
nights. Inverness. Send
brief list of experience.
Pharmacy experience
is preferred. Send to:
Blind Box 668P,
Chronicle, 106 W. Main
St. Inverness, FL 34450


Bruce's Lawn Service
& Odd Jobs. 20 yrs.
Call: (352) 637-5331
Cell: (352) 476-5603
CLEAN UP Free est.
John Hall Lawn Maint.
Reliable, Lic. & Ins.
(352) 344-2429
Holiday Special
$20. for lawns any size
under 1 Acre. Mow, trim
& blow. (352) 527-1836
ONE FREE MONTH
Quality Property
Services. Lawn Care &
Landscape. Free Est.
(352) 621-4QPS




REFINISH DECKS, lanals,
sidewalks, driveways,
cracks fixed, pressure
wash screen, repaints.
Lic #17210254444 & Ins.
(352) 527-8444
SWIMMING POOL
LEAK DETECTION
Over 40 vrsexoerience
352-302-9963/ 245-3919




Seasoned Oak Fire
Wood, Split, $60,4x8.
(352) 344-2696'
FIREWOOD
Split, seasoned.


CRYSTAL PUMP REPAIR
(352) 563-1911
$200 Off Water Filters
No Chemicals
WATER PUMP SERVICE
& Repairs on all makes
& models. Lic. Anytime,
344-2556, Richard





"MR CITRUS COUNTY"













ALAN NUSSO
BROKER
Associate
Real Estate Sales
Exit Reality Leaders
(352) 422-6956


RAINDANCER
Seamless Gutters, Soffit
Fascia, Siding, Free Est.
Lic. & Ins, 352-860-0714


ifL


-es


CNA's
Avante at Inverness,
is currently accepting
applications for 3-11
and 11-7 shift CNAs.
Avante offers top of
the line wage scale
along with shift
differential and
weekend differential.
Excellent benefits
package for fulitime
employees
Please apply in
person at:
304 S. Citrus Ave.,
Inverness

F/T
HOUSEKEEPER

(352) 860-2525
Or Apply in Person
Highland Terrace
700 Medical Court E.
Inverness


ffm
RN-FT Case
Manager
Excellent Benefits &
Pay. Home Health
exp, preferred.
rkeefer@atlantic.net
A+ Healthcare
HOME HEALTH
(352) 564-2700
START A NEW CAREER
FOR THE NEW YEARIl
EARN AS YOU LEARN
CNA Test Prep/CPR
352-341-1715; 422-0762;
422-3656




FOUNTAINS
MEMORIAL PARK
CEMETERY

In Homosassa needs
experienced Family
Services Counselor to
meet with at need
families & assist with
arrangements. Good
benefits. Call
Donna 10 am -2pm
(352) 628-2555
EOE DFWP
INSURANCE
Personal lines Office
Manager sought for
small branch office of
independent insurance
agency. Florida Agent's
License mandatory.
Commercial lines exp.
a plus. Send resume to:
Advertiser, P.O. Box
3252, Homosassa
Springs, FL 34447.
Jones' Restaurant
is now hiring:
Exp. Kitchen
Manager
Apply in person
216 NE HWY 19 C.R.
(352) 563-1611

REAL ESTATE
CLASSES
Now Enrolling 2/15/05
Sales Lic. Class $249.
RON NEITZ-BS,MBA
BROKER/INSTRUCTOR
CITRUS REAL ESTATE
SCHOOL, INC.
(352)795-0060











Accepting
applications for
All Positions
Apply in person Mon
thru Fri between 2 & 4
Applebees
Inverness and
Crystal River
NO PHONE
CALLS PLEASE
COOKS

Transport & phone req.
Apply 5 6 PM
The Cove
COOKS & SERVERS
High volume
environment. Exp.
preferred. Positions
available in Inverness
& Dunnellon.
Apply in person only.
9am-Noon or
2pm-5pm Mon-Fri
COACH'S Pub & Eatery
114 W. Main St.,
Inverness EOE
DELI CLERK

Experience only!
NEAT & CLEAN!
Ferrara's Deli
Beverly Hills: 746-3354
Call between 2-4 pm.
EXP. SERVERS
& BARTENDERS
10386 W. Halls River Rd.
Seagrass Pub & Grill
EXPERIENCED
SERVER,
Banquet exp. preferred
Benefits available.
Apply in person IGCC
(352) 726-2583
FULL & PART TIME
BARTENDER

COCKTAIL/SERVER
Call after 1pm
Colonel Frogs
Lounge
628-1076
NOW HIRING
FOR THE RIVERSIDE
CRAB HOUSE &
YARDARM LOUNGE

All positions available
Apply in person
5297 S. Cherokee Way,
Homosassa.


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Crystal River
352-302-4098, 634-4537
SERVERS
Apply at Fisherman's
Restaurant 12311 E Gulf
to Lake Hwy. Inverness.
(352) 637-5888


BLACK DIAMOND
RANCH
is accepting
applications for the
following part-time
positions:

4 BUSSERS

4 EXPERIENCED
FOOD-SERVERS
4 EXPERIENCED
BARTENDERS
Apply in person at
Black Diamond
Human Resources
Office
275 S. Rock Crusher
Rd. Crystal River, FL
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OPPORTUNITY

Highly Motivated
Well Spoken
Phone Sales
We Train
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Training Salary
Commissions
Call Sylvia 560-0056
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Your own hrs, be your
own boss. Call Jackie
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With A New Career...
Real Estate Classes!
Starting
Jan.10, 2005
Call 352-683-6901
Alliance School of
Real Estate


Cooke School
of Real Estate
Inverness Location
Flexible Times
Call
ERA American Realty
for info
726-5855
John or Sandra











CARPET & TILE SALES
Exp. Prof. needed for
busy retail store.
Apply
Cash Carpet & Tile
776 N. Enterprise Pt
Lecanto(352) 746-7830

FOUNTAINS
MEMORIAL PARK
CEMETERY
in Homosassa needs

Services Counselor to
meet with at need
families & assist with
arrangements. Good
benefits. Call
Donna 10 am -2pm
(352) 628-2555
EOE DFWPU
MARKETERS
Earn income being a
Liberty Tax Service
marketer. America's tax
service needs your
help. (352) 344-8042

NATURE COAST
BROADCASTING
Is looking for
Fun energetic people
for their Sales &
Marketing Team.
Experienced Only,
Fax Resume to
352-564-8750


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CLASSIFIED


REAL ESTATE
CLASSES
Now Enrolliing2/15/05
Sales Lic. Class $249.
RON NEITZ-BS,MBA
BROKER/INSTRUCTOR
CITRUS REAL ESTATE
SCHOOL, INC.
(352)795-0060.























AUTO TECHNICIAN
With Alignment &
AC knowledge.
Apply in person at
Phillips Tire, 1000 E Hwy
44, Crystal River.
CONCRETE
PUMPING
Must have drivers lic.,
Exp. a plus not neces-
sary. (352) 726-0503
Construction
Superintendent
For Custom Builder.
Experience only

Fax Resume to:
352-382-4660











ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIAN

Must have excellent
communication skills
and electrical repair
experience. Circuit
board and mechani-
cal trouble shooting,
Apply within.
RAINBOW CRANE
1181 W. Gulf to Lake
Hwy., Lecanto

EXP AC INSTALLER
& ELECTRICAL
INSTALLER
Paid by piece work.
EXP REFRIG TECH
& ELEC SERV TECH
Action Electric & Air
(352) 795-7405

EXPERIENCED
PLUMBER'S HELPER
Driver's license req'd.
(352) 726-5385
FRAMERS
Steady work, Top pay in
Marion, Sumter and
Lake Counties. Health
Insurance package,
401K, paid holidays
and vacation time.
3 years experience.
Tools and
transportation required.
Call Scofftt for interview
352-266-6756
After 5pm 352-341-0907
FRAMERS &
LABORERS
NEEDED
(352) 726-0527
HEAVY
EQUIPMENT
OPERATOR
TRAINING &
EMPLOYMENT
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Dump Trucks
Graders, Scrapers,
Excavators
Next Class Jan. 3rd.
National Certification
Fnandel Astance Job
e pace-
ment in Your Area

800-383-7364
Associated Training
Services
5177 Homosassa Trail
Lecanto, FL 34461










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FRAMERS
Local-Steady
352-302-3362
HELP WANTED
Experienced. Neat &
Tidy Lawn Service
(352) 344-5134
IMMEDIATE OPENING

SERVICE
ELECTRICIAN
For qualified electri-
cian. Min. 2 yrs. exp.
residential & light
Industrial, service/
trouble shooting
Good driving record,
paid Sick, Holiday
and Vacation.
Apply in person
S&S ELECTRIC
2692 W. Dunnellon Rd.
CR-(488) Dunnellon
EOE/DFWP
(352) 746-6825
INSTALLERS
Carpet & Vinyl.
Work year round. Must
have 2 yrs exp. Call:
877-577-1277 press 5
LABORER NEEDED
For pool construction
company. No exp.
necessary. Valid FL.
Drivers. Lic. w/ clean
record, apply
593 E. Gulf to Lake
Hwy. Lecanto
527-7946

LCT WANTS YOUll
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
NEW HIRE BONUS
$500.00
Immediate
processing for OTR
drivers, solos or
teams, CDLA/Haz.
required Great
benefits
99-04 equipment
Call Now
800-362-0159 24 hours
MECHANIC
Exp. heavy duty &
diesel repair for arge
truck service & parts
center. Full benefits,
pay based on exp.
Apply In person
Raney's Truck Center
PLASTERERS
AND LABORERS

Needed 352-621-1283
302-0743
Plasterers,
Apprentices &
Tenders

Steady work, call John
302-1240
PROFESSIONAL
WRECKER
OPERATORS

24hr Towing
Company seeks
Drivers. Hiah Volume.
Lona Hours. Good
Pay. Clean License &
dependable apply,
352-795-1002

ROOF SHEETERS
Needed in Dunnellon
area. Please call:
(352) 266-6940
ROOFERS
Exp. Must have tools
& clean DL.
352-754-8880
WANTED
AUTOMOTIVE
TECHNICIAN

Experienced in the
accurate diagnosis &
repair of General
Motors vehicles.
Excellent pay,
opportunities &
benefits available for
the individual who
desires the challenge
of repairing today's
technologically
advanced vehicles.
ASE certifications
required & continu-
ing education furnish-
ed In this ever chang-
ing field. Valid FL Driv-
er's License required
as well as
reliable transporta-
tion & own tools.
You may apply in
person at:
Scoggins Chevy,
Olds, Buick, Inc.
in Chiefland, FL., or
call Vernon Luckey
Service Manager
(352) 493-4263,
ext. 24. .
You may also e-mail
your resume to:
vernonl@bellsouth. net

WANTED
SOLID SURFACE
COUNTER TOP
FABRICATORS

40+ hrs. 18 yrs or
older. Able to handle
heavy lifting.
Must be reliable.
SValid Drivers license
preferable.
Apply
DCI Countertops
6843 N. Citrus Ave.
(Rt. 495)
Crystal River, FL.
(Shamrock
Industrial Park)
WELDER/ FITrER

For Machine Building
position. Min. 5 years
experience In steel
fabricating. Apply
6260 S Tex Pt, Homos.
(352) 621-1255.




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Clngular Wireless
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Cingular Wireless
Authorized Agent
Stores in Citrus County
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looking to fill Full &
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o Sales Associate
O Shift Supervisor
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O IT Support Specialist
0 Purchasing
Specialist
O Inventory Specialist
Positions require
proficiency In
Microsoft Office.
Please Call Shirley
(352)726-2209 Ext.
228 or send
resume online to
cwrs@spectrumglobal
networks.com


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Payless Furniture
-I 4 4 -A cross fro m Tire K in d am

Brays Pest Control
IS NOW HIRING
SALES PEOPLE NEEDED
Must have sales exp.
SERVICE TECHS
Also needed. Will train
Apply In person
3447 E. Gulf to Lake
Hwy, Inverness
dfwp

DELI CLERK
Experience only
NEAT & CLEAN
Ferrara's Dell
Beverly Hills: 746-3354
Call between 2-4 pm.

DRIVER
CLASS A CDL
Roof Truss plant,
full time, local only.
Apply:
2591W .Hwy. 488,
Dunnellon
352-465-0968


MERCANTILE BANK
Elevate your career
Mercantile Bank has
opportunities for
exceptional sales and
service oriented
professionals In the
following areas:

Elite Travel
Team Member
Position #0608902

Part-time Teller
Inverness
Position #0651001
When your needs
outgrow your current
job, consider an
investment In your
future. Join
Mercantile Bank
where you will
receive competitive
compensation and a
comprehensive menu
of benefits to Include
accelerated,
family- friendly
benefits of tuition
reimbursement,
adoption assistance
and dependent care
subsidy thru flexible
spending accounts.
Indicate on your
resume the position
number of the Job for
which you wish to be
considered. Resumes
without a position
number will not be
considered. Qualified
candidates may
submit their resume in
confidence to
Gall Holland via fax at
(407) 622-8475 or
email to
gail.holland@
bankmercantile.com
EEO Employer
M/F/V/D


























FIBERGLASS
DUCT SHOP
Prod. wrkrs. $7/hr. Apply
2541 W Dunnellon Rd
FRONT DESK
CLERK
Apply at Homosassa
Riverside Resort
(352) 628-2474

HUNGRY HOWIE'S
DRIVERS NEEDED
IMMEDIATELY

In Beverly Hills, Crystal
River and Homosassa
locations. Earn up to
$12 per hr w/tips.
FT/PTavallable. Must
have valid driver's I
License and verification
of Insurance.
Apply In person at
either location.

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OFFICE HELP, SALES
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Both locations
Apply In Crystal River
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Please Apply In
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DRIVING CAREER!
Increase In pay pack-
age. Contractors &
Company needed.
Flatbed, refrigerated,
tanker. Over-the-road.
Some regional. Com-
mercial driver's license
training. (800) 771-6318.
www.primelnc.com
FCAN
ADVERTISING
NOTICE:
This newspaper
does
not knowlingly
accept
ads that are not
bonafide
employment
offerings. Please
use
caution when
responding to
employment ads.


Antique &
Collectible Show
Sat. Jan.29
9am-4pm
Citrus Springs
Community
Center

$50. Booth Space.
Deadline for entry
Monday Jan. 24th.
Sponsored by
The VWr, weekly
Newspaper
for the Central Ridge
Region.
For Information contact
Babara
Hartley at
(352)746-4292
3603 N. Lecanto Hwy.
Winn Dixie
Beverly Hills.

and collectibles
Welcome.


OBREROS
DE ALMACEN
Se necesita ayuda en
almacen para
desarmar y re-empacar
components de
computadoras,
352-746-4359 or dear
mensage. Vicente
P/T Church
Custodian
8 hrs/wk Salary neg.
Call (352)793-3221











POOL SERVICE
TECHNICIAN

Exp. requested but
not necessary. Will
train, senior citizens
welcome. Apply In
person. Mon-Fri
8am-3pm1233 E.
Norvell Bryant Hwy.

REAL ESTATE
CLASSES
Now Enrolling 2/15/05
Sales LIc. Class $249.
RON NEITZ-BS,MBA
BROKER/INSTRUCTOR
CITRUS REAL ESTATE
SCHOOL, INC.
(352)795-0060.

REAL ESTATE
CLASSES
Now Enrolling 2/15/05
Sales Uc. Class $249.
RON NEITZ-BS,MBA
BROKER/INSTRUCTOR
CITRUS REAL ESTATE
SCHOOL, INC.

(352)795-0060.
RENTAL PROP. ASST.

PT possible FT,
Exp. preferred. Fax
Resume 352-795-6133
ROOF TRUSS
PLANT
Now hiring truss
builders. Full time.
Will train. Apply:
2591W .Hwy. 488,
Dunnellon
352-465-0968

ROOFERS/
SHINGLERS
Exp Only. Pald
Vacations, Benefits.
352-347-8530

SEPTIC SERVICE
LABORERS NEEDED

Full Time position
for Septic
Installations. Class A
CDL license helpful.
Apply within
Monday- Friday
between the hours
of 7:30 AM &
10:00AM Only I




TAX PREPARER

Learn to prepare taxes
in free week long AM or
PM classes starting
Jan.3. Employment
opportulties available.
(352) 344-8042
TECHNICIAN
WANTED
Must be ASE Certified in
Heavy Duty trucks and
repairs. Working In a
high quality shop.
If interested apply in
person within
75 Truck Service
Ask for Jamle
352-748-7575
Wildwood









TOWER HAND
Bldg Communication
Towers. Travel, Good
Pay & Benefits. OT,
DFWP. Valid
Driver's License. Steady
Work. Will Train
352-694-1416 Mon-Frl
WE BUY HOUSES
Ca$h........Fast I
352-637-2973





P/T PROGRAM
ASSISTANTS

Needed for After
School Programs
In Homosassa.
From 2:00PM 7:00PM
Monday Thru Friday,
Applicants Should
Apply in Person by
Appointment.
Call Homosassa
795-8624, between
11am 7pm




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within 24 hrs.
Employment req. Go
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TRANSPORT Excellent
pay & benefits for
experienced drivers,
0/0, Solos, Teams &
Graduate Students.
Bonuses paid weekly.
Equal opportunity
employer.
(888) MORE PAY
(888-667-3729) FCAN
DRIVERS/OTR-TANKER
looking for professional
drivers New 2005
equipment, top pay,
bonuses, prepass & EZ
pass, rider program &
much morel North
American Tank Unes
(866) 6285 FCAN
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LUmited time offer. S&H
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(866) 500-4056 FCAN
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
OPERATOR
CERTIFIED Training at
Central Florida
Community College
Campus. Job
Placement Assistance,
(866) 933-1575.
Associated training
services, 5177
Homosassa Trail,
Lecanto, FL 34461.
FCAN
INDIANA COMPANY
HAS NEW CONTRACTS
in Georgia & Florida &
is seeking drivers.to
deliver motor homes,
busses & trucks. You will
be most successful If
you possess a CDL B &
have a small tow vehl-
cle. Backhauls avall-
able. Check us out at
qualltydriveaway.com
or contact recruiting at
(800) 695-9743 FCAN

REAL ESTATE
CLASSES
Now Enrolling 2/15/05
Sales Lic. Class $249.
RON NEITZ
BROKER/INSTRUCTOR
CITRUS REAL ESTATE
SCHOOL, INC.
(352)795-0060.




CONCESSION STAND
mobile, self contained,
stove, refrigerator,
$2,000. 302-2445




#1 CASH COW
90 vending machine
Hd. You approve
locations, $9,995
(800) 836-3464 #802428
FCAN
ALL CASH CANDY
ROUTE Do you earn
$800 a day? 30
machines, free candy,
All for $9,995.
(800) 814-6323.
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We will not be
undersold FCAN
PAD PRINTER FOR SALE
Print promotional prod-
ucts. Great side bus.
or add-on. New- $6495
asking $3495.
(352) 746-9890




COFFEE & ICE
CREAM SHOP
22,900.
Crystal River
(352) 795-0149
DJ KARAOKE BUS.
All equip, CD's, trailer,
over $17,000 Invested.
$7500/obo.
352-746-3228




$$$ GET CASH NOW
We buy structured
settlements and
Insurance annuities.
Call Structured Asset
Funding NOWII
(877) 966-8669 $$$
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$ All your cash now $
ProgramFL Company
offers best cash now
options. Have money
due from settlements,
annuities, or lotteries?
Call (800) 774-3113
www.pplcash.com
FCAN




"LIVE AUCTIONS"
www.charliefudge.com
For Upcoming Auctions
1-800-542-3877
ANTIQUES FOR SALE
Beautiful, well pre-
served furniture, Large
English dining table w/6
chairs, $800. Very
special buffet, $900.
Grandfather clock,
$800. European desk,
$950. Special one of a
kind Austrian 5-pc
bedroom set, must see.
More. Please- serious
buyers only.
(352) 382-0278
WANTED
ANTIQUE &
COLLECTIBLE
DEALERS


ANTIQUES WANTED
Glassware, quilts, most
anything old, Furn. We
Also liquidate Estates.
Ask for Janet or Paula
352-344-8731/860-0888
BARBER CHAIR
$50
(352) 257-4401
Lots Antiques &
Collectibles Large
stamp collection. Very
old pens & lead pencils
collection. Many old
books. Many more
Items. For appointment
(352) 746-6849
WILL PAY CASH FOR
antiques, pottery, old
furniture, estates,
(352) 465-1544, Joe




SPA, 5 PERSON,
Never used. Waranty. Retd
$4300. Sacrifice $1550. (352)
372-5287
SPA, HOTTUB, 5-PERSON
24 Jets, redwood
cabinet. Warranty,
must move, $1495.
352-286-9662
SPA/HOT TUB
Brand Newl 7ft. therapy
spa, 20 lets 5 HP. paid


2 Room Heating and
Cooling Window Units
12,000 BTU's, good
cond, $400. for both
(352) 795-2317
21 CU.FT. UPRIGHT
FRIGIDAIRE high
efficiency freezer, exc.
cond, 29x32x70, $200
UTILITY TRAILER, $350
(352) 637-3634
A/C & HEAT PUMP
SYSTEMS. New in box
5 & 10 year Factory
Warranties at
Wholesale Prices
-* 2 Ton $787.00
-3 Ton $887.00
4 Ton $994.00
Install kits available
or professional
Installation also avail.
Free Delivery
-ALSO POOL HEAT
PUMPS AVAILABLE
Uc.#CAC 057914
Call 302-4395
APPLIANCE CENTER
Used Refrigerators,
Stoves, Washers, Dryers.
NEW AND USED PARTS
Visa, M/C., A/E. Checks
6546 Hwy.44W, Crystal
River. 352-795-8882
CERAMIC TOP RANGE
$250.
20 CU.FT.
FROST FREE FREEZER
$250
(352) 249-3259
CLOTHES DRYER
$60
(352) 628-4321
DRYER, KENMORE
large capacity, white
with stainless steel
drum, 3 yrs old. Exc.
cond. $175
(352) 465-2459
ELEC. STOVE
4 burner, white, good
cond., $70 or best offer
(352) 726-3856
Electric Range,
Hot Point, good Cond.
$100 -
TV 27", Sony, $75.
(352) 637-0721
FREEZER UPRIGHT
21 Cu. Ft. Frigidaire.
Power freezer, defrost,
temp, alarm. Exc. cond.
32"Wx28/2"Dx70"H. $300
(352) 382-1735
FRIGIDAIRE, 17 cu.ft.
Refrigerator, runs good
$50. Like new
Whirlpool range,
still In box, $250
(352) 637-6841
KENMORE
REFRIGERATOR
WHIRLPOOL RANGE
Good condition,
$150 each.
(352) 527-4595
Kitchen Aid Mixer,
w/ stand, splash cover,
dough mixer& beaters,
brand new cond. $75.
Bread machine,
toast master $25.
352 382-4324,
352-697-3354
MAGIC CHEF
Self cleaning electric
range w/delayed
baking timer & clock.
Exc. cond. $175.
(352) 344-4183
WASHING MACHINE
$50
GE DISHWASHER $75
Both in exc. cond.
(352) 465-7929
WHIRLPOOL side by side
refrigerator, $150
STAINLESS STEEL
MICROWAVE &
toaster oven, $40
(352) 341-3941
Whirlpool Stove
4 burners & oven
(avocado green) Good
cond. $50/obo
(352) 746-0815


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S2 DAY
AUCTION
ANTIQUE STORE
LIQUIDATION
I FRI. JAN. 7
Preview: 4PM
Auction: 5PM
SAT. JAN.
S Preview: 10AM
Auction: 1PM
4000 S. Fla. Ave.
Hwy. 41-S, Inverness
Retirement
Liquidation after 23
yrs. Olan & Mary
Hall, 1000's of pcs.
SAntique French
clocks, vintage oill
& elec. lighting.
Sterling, pottery,
glassware, turn.,
etc. Web: www.
dudleysauction.com
DUDLEY'S AUCTION
S (352) 637-9588
AB1667 AU2246
12% Buyers Premium
2% disc. cash/check
2 SEALED BID ACREAGE
AUCTIONS- Bids due:
Jan. 10, 2 pm,
Abbeville, AL 10% B.P.
(800) 942-6475
www.tranzon.com
Tranzon Hagen AL Lic
#1194 FCAN
NEED ASSISTANCE?
Antiques, furniture,
complete households
We are CERTIFIED
ESTATE SPECIALIST
Call Dudleys Auction
(352) 637-9588 www.
dudleysauction.com
AB 1667 AU2246


JFIEDS



HONDA EB 3000
GENERATOR, never
used, ($1,400 new)
asking $1,000
(352) 212-0848
SOLO 643 CHAIN SAW,
$100. CRAFTSMAN
Chalnsaw, with case,
$60 Both very clean,
hardly used,
(352) 628-7688




Blonde Entertainment
Ctr. Holds 36" TV, 32" TV
w/PP, CD Player.
$500.
25" Console TV $50.
(352) 795-7731
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
Lt. Oak w/ lighted
bridge & glass doors.
36" Toshiba PIP TV,
AIWA DVD Player,
Pioneer Dolby 5.1
Digital Receiver,
Powered Subwoofer &
all speakers, Kenwood
Tape Deck $750 takes
all (352) 382-4324
Hitachi 53" Ultrascan
HD Television, 3yrs old.
Excellent condition.
$700 firm 352-465-6899
OAK ENTERTAINMENT
UNIT, 45"Hx52"W, $50.
&
ZENITH 27" TV, $50.
(352) 637-1567
TV 25" GE Console,
cable ready, beautiful
wood cabinet, $75.
After 5pm & weekends
(352) 382-0557
TV, RCA, 65"
HDTV, $1,500.
(352) 795-2825




FIBERGLASS SHOWER
34'/2Wx34/V2Dx75H
Fixture opening on left,
$75. Multiple electrical
supplies- breakers,
receptacles, etc. $100
for all will sell separately
(352) 697-2782
METAL ROOFING SAVE
$$$ Buy Direct from
manufacturer. 20
colors In stock with all
accessories. Quick turn
around Delivery
available. Toll free -
(888) 393-0335 FCAN




DIESTLER COMPUTERS
Internet service, New &
Used systems, parts &
upgrades. Visa/ MCard
637-5469
http://www.rdee.net
LEXMARK X73
All In One printer,
USB cord, new
cartridges, 2 yrs. old,
$25.
(352) 564-9665




6-PC. PVC PATIO SET
.2 tables, one with glass
top, 4 chairs with new
cushions, $150 or best
offer. (352) 465-2188
RECLINER.CHAIR $25
RCA TV 21" Color
Console $75
(352) 637-5103




2 MATCHING CHAIRS,
La-Z-Boy recliner &
upholstered swivel
chair, blue print fabric,
$150 (352) 794-0414
2 TWIN BEDS,
w/mattress, springs,
frames, headboards,
$45 ea. 2 wicker bar-
stools, $25 ea.
(352) 637-1916
4 PC. QUEEN BDRM SET,
Ivory color w/darker
tops & accents, mat-
tress set only 3 yrs. old,
$375. (352) 341-4520
6 Pc. Queen Size Master
Bedroom set. $600
17" TV w/DVD Combo
like new, $100.
(352) 634-1869
3-PC. LIVING ROOM SET,
like new, $550. 'RATTAN
6-PC. KITCHEN SET, w/3
Rattan bar stools, $350.
(352) 344-3548



Twin Size Sets............$128
Full Size Sets..............$178
I Queen Size Sets........$2281
SKing Size Sets............$298'
New In Factory Cartons
I Free Delivery
1PAYLESS FURNITURE i
Hwy, 44-Crystal River I
SAcross from Tire Kingdom
795-9855 Zl
L - -
ALUMINUM FOLDING
TABLE 3'X6' $25 obo
CARD TABLE w/ 4 chairs
$25 obo
(352) 795-0049
BED queen size $85
22 Assorted BARBIE
DOLLS $10 for all.
(352) 637-5103
Bed Room Set, king sz.
Thomasville, solid oak
$1000.
(352)341-0488
Bedroom Set, Whicker,
w/ complete twin beds,
dresser, mirror & night
stand. $350.
(352) 527-1933

$ GREAT DEALS $
Pillow Too Orthoaedic
Firm. 5 vr warranty
Full Size $105.
Queen $145.


5-PC. LIGHT COLORED
bedroom set, twin size,
$150 (352) 560-0338
COMPUTER DESK &
CHAIR $150 OAK
DINETTE SET w/ 6 CHAIRS
$400 All Llike Newl
352-257-4401
Couch & Love Seat,
Floral pattern, green
& pink, $200.
(352) 341-3812
COUCH, LOVESEAT,
CHAIR with matching
tables, $350, QUEEN
BRM SET, triple dresser,
chest of drawers, $250.
(352) 341-1734
Dark Blue 5 pc.
Sectional, exc. cond.
$400; Girl's Bed w/bullt
In drawers & dresser,
very gd. cond. $300
(352) 634-1869
DINING ROOM SET
dark wood table w/ 5
chairs & hutch $200
(352) 344-1740
DINING ROOM SET
Pine. Hutch, 6'8" high x
5' wide, 48" round table,
2" thick solid pine.
Extends to 6' oval.
6 captains chairs.
Asking $600. Excellent
condition. 352-212-1002
Dinning Set, solid oak,
43 round, 68 oval,
pedestal table 6 chairs
$350
(352) 489-4405
DRESSER & MIRROR
beautiful, large $200
2 pc. CHINA CABINET
Large $200
(352) 726-2371
ENTERTAINMENT
CENTER $35.
KITCHEN TABLE,
2 chairs, $35
(352) 726-6061
Full Size Sofa Bedc
Cream/Pastel Stripe,
exc. cond. $250
(352) 382-2396
KITCHEN TABLE, glass
top, 4 chairs, $50 cash,
KITCHEN TABLE with
glass top, $50 cash
(352) 344-2752
LA-Z-BOY CHAIR
w/ottoman. LIKE NEWI
$300
(352) 746-6998
La-Z-Boy Sleeper $350.
La-Z-Boy. recliner $250.
Oak Kitchen
table/4chalrs $200. Cof-
fee table/2 end tables
$-100; 6 pc. Lt. Pine bed-
room set $400. Sm. desk
435; Cabinet Singer
sewing machine $50.
746-6877
LIVING ROOM SET
Sofa, loveseat, & chair.
Cream & grey striped.
Exc. cond. $550
After 6 pm call
(352) 746-9212
LOVESEAT RECLINER
Blue velour, clean,
good condition,
$200 or best offer.
(352) 795-3587
between 9am & 7pm.
Matching Living Room
Chairs, custom from
Southern Traditions.
$1 50/both/obo
(352) 382-1842
Mattress/Box Spring,
Full size, $65.
Plate Glass wall mirror,
sz. 38"Hx47"W. $35.
(352) 795-5410
MOVED DOESN'T FIT
Chaise Lounge light
yellow 2 vrs. old $300
(352) 628-4911 Iv. msg.
PECAN WOOD
ROCKER
good condition, $25.
(352) 621-0802
Preowned Mattress Sets
from Twin $30; Full $40
Qn $50; Kg $75.JNew
waterbed$299628-0808
QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS
& boxspring, 2 pillows,
sheets, & comforter,
$150 cash
(352) 344-2752
Queen Size Sofa
Sleeper, plaid,
Great condition.
$200/obo
(352) 563-2713
QUEENSIZE BED
with headboard, bed
pad, sheets, comforter,
bedspread & matching
curtains, $300
(352) 860-0124
ROUND
COCKTAIL TABLE
pedestal, oak wood,
"marble top, excellent
condition, $65.
352-628-2119
SOFA, cream color
w/plant design, makes
Into queen bed, $100;
5 PC. Round wrought
Iron table & chairs, $50.
(352) 341-4520
SOFA, LOVESEAT &
SWIVEL ROCKER
$400 OR BEST OFFER
(352) 527-0397
SOFABED Queen brown
faux Suede. Like newl
Bought $800 Sell $400
(352) 746-1677
SOLD THE BUSINESSIIII
Everything must go.
Jan. 3, thru. 10, 2005
2423 Rockcrusher Rd.
621-5550
Solid Oak Fumrniture
2 upholstered love
seats, and matching
swivel rocker,
good cond. $550.
(352) 382-7139
TAILOR MADE
valances, mauve &
light teal green, must
see Paid $800.
5 for $75.
(352) 637-5352




FREE, I will hall away
RIDING Lawn Mower &
Tractors. 352-726-7362
PUSH MOWERS, full
serviced & ready to
mow. $35-$85. Buy/sell/
trade. (352) 726-5076
RIDER MOWERS
I in/ill hrsn i\ them rr niii


Leatner JacKer
sz. small, $50.
Fur Coat, sz. small, $65.
Both In new condition.
(352) 795-5410




DREAM MAKER SPAS
Starting at $1,195.
WEST WOOD POOL
TABLES
Complete Set
$1,695.
Set up & Delivery
Available.
352-597-3112
15 Pc. Barb Arms
for chain link fence.
15" long for 1 5/8 pipe
$15.
(352) 344-4984

2005

SPECIALS
6 lines 10 days
Items totalling
$1-$150...........$5.50
$151-$400......$10.50
$401-$800.......$15.50
$801-$1,500....$20.50
CALL CHRONICLE
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
726-1441 OR
563-5966
Two general
merchandise Items
per ad,
private party only.
(Non-Refundable)
Some Restrictions
May Apply

10" TABLE SAW,
Craftsman w/stand,
$85. Golf clubs, bag,
cart, new, Knight
VIrage, oversized $100.
(352) 382-0100
Antique Triple Mirror
Vanity, late 1800's,
needs refurbishing,
$175.Sliding Glass Door,
6 ft, white, w/ grades In-
side double pain glass,
$195.(352) 795-1520
BEDROOM SET
lighted bedwall unit w/
chest, & Iyr. old queen
pillowtop mattress
Like newi $700
(352) 344-1887
Bike rack for
car trunk for
2 bikes $8.
344-4984
Blackshear's White
Aluminum Sliding
Window R.O. 35 3/8" x
52 1/8" w/ screen, new
In box. $75.
Call (352) 795-0646


FOUND Black & white
male dog on Tram Rd.,
Hernando
(352) 697-1692
or 563-5137
HERNANDO
Contents of house,1991
Dodge Dynasty, boat,
trailer & stainless steel
tower, plumbing, tools
& misc. items. Jan. 7 & 8
N. Harding Terrace
Golden Village
HOMOSASSA
Fri & Sat 9am-4pm
Liauldatina After 24 yrs.
Collectibles, Antiques,
Crafts & Tools, Dining
Room Hutch & More.
Some Junk.
Off Hwy 19 to
Chassahowitzka, right
on Riviera, right on
Debra Lane.
HOMOSASSA
Moving. Thurs, Fri, Sat.
1852 Carriage Terr.
HOMOSASSA
STOREWIDE SALE
Through January 29th,
15%, 20% and 25% off.
Paul's Furniture
628-2306
INGLIS
Yard & porch sale.
Jan. 6th, 7th & 8th, 10-4.
Lots & lots of 25-cent
Items. Look for signs
Inglewood Estates.
INVERNESS
3 Family Sale
Sat. 8am-1lpm
5 N. Braemar Dr.
Gospel Island Area
PINE RIDGE
Frl. Sat. Jan. 7&8 10a-3p
4583 N Allamandra Dr.
SUGARMILL WOODS
Estate Sale Fri. Sat. 9-3
Household items, crafts,
linens, DR set, Flex-steel
3pc. LR sofa, Riding
Mower, too much to list.
32 Mayflower Ct. S
(Off Corkwood)

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BUBBLE WRAP
Perfect for moving
& shipping. 16ft
pcs., $1 a roll
(352) 726-0072
BURN BARRELS
$8 Each
860-2545
CAMERA SPEED
GRAPHIC 21/ X 31/4
miniature w/ adapter .
for 120 roll film & carry
case. $400
(352) 637-1567
CARPET FACTORYDirect
Restrecth Clean *
Repair Vinyl Tile *
Wood (352) 341-0909
(352) 637-2411
CARPET REMNANTS
New, high quality
1 at $45- 1 at $100
(352) 795-5410
Chrome Bakers Rack
good cond. $35.
7 52" White Shades,
w/drapes & hardware,
exc. cond. $50.
(352) 746-5514
DIGITAL AUDIO
CD RECORDER.
Convert LP to CD. By
TDK, Brand new $250,
will sell for $150.
(352) 637-1895
Digital Video/Still
Camera, JVC,
GR-DVL815U many
accessories Included,
like new $325 obo,
Low Impact Treadmill,
Precor M9.17. full digital
display, excel, cond.
$650. obo
(352) 422-4092
ELECTRIC FIREPLACE
w/ heater. Free stand-
ing wood trim & glass
doors. Looks like real
flames. Use any room.
New $1,700 Sell $1000
(352)465-2459
Entertainment Center
$50.
Corner Computer Desk
$50.
New condition
(352) 637-1894
Entertainment Center,
6' x 5' x 2' will accept
32" tel, pickled oak
finish $350. like new
Miami Sun 3 Wheel Bike
like new, suncoast
bikes, red, $250.
(352) 344-8869
EXPERIMENTAL AIR-
CRAFT PARTS, tall feath-
ers, struts, hardware,
mags, Instruments and
more. (352) 344-2438
FENCE, CHICKEN WIRE,
2" netting, 4'x150',
new, $30.
MICROWAVE CART
$10 (352)341-1296
GE SELF CLEANING
STOVE, electric, great
condition, $60. CD
PLAYER, Denon, great
cond., household, $30
(352) 726-6075
HOGS, Corn fed from
wild stock, all sizes,
great fro BBQ's, $15-$40.
(352) 726-7871
KENMORE WASHER, like
new, bikes, Power
Wheels, TV, microwave,
lots of flea market
items, all for $100.
(352) 637-9521
LIFTCHAIR -RECLINER,
Sealy.blue fabric, mas-
sage & heat. Good
cond. $200
(352) 489-7475
LOVESEAT, $25
DRYER, $65
Roll-a-way bed, $15
(352) 344-2752
MATCHING SOFA &
CHAIR, recllners, like
new, $295, $250 or both
for $500. MAYTAG
RANGE, elec. $100
(352) 465-7774
NEED RELIEF?
Would you like me to
give you money for
your equity and pay
off your mortgage?
Also buying mobiles,
houses & land
contracts. Call
Fred Farnsworth
(352) 726-9369. Some
address & phone
number last 31 years
OUTSIDE STEPS, metal
frames, 38"Hx34W $25.
also 32"H, 28"W, $30.
Steps w/platform, $35.
(352) 697-2782
SERTA KINGSIZE
MATTRESS &
BOXSPRINGS
used 6 months, $200
(352) 382-0032
SILK SCREENING SHIRTS
Wholesale < 40%. 500 +
positive screen shirts &
caps. All colors, styles, &
sizes. Owner retired.
(352) 489-5210
SPAI Overstocked! New
7 person spa, loaded!
Includes cover, delivery
& warranty. $2,999. Was
$5,999. (888) 397-3529
FCAN
SWING SET,
2 seat, durable,
with green canopy,
still In box. $60
(352) 726-6885


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* King $195.
Nagsa Vsco Foam
MattressSets
* Full $395.
* Queen $650.
* King $850.
Delivery Available,
(352) 398-7202
BEDS BEDS BEDS
Beautiful fact closeouts,
Nat. Advertised Brands
50% off Local Sale
Prtces,Twin $78 Double
$98-Queen $139 King
$199. (352)795-6006
BROYHILL QUEEN
SLEEPER, $100.
NICE EASY CHAIR, $50
(352) 341-3941
Burgundy Leather
Barcalounger Sofa
w/ reclining seats and
matching love seat. 2
yrs old. $1400
(352) 344-5771
CHINA BUFFET & HUTCH
Maple finish, older style
$300 OBO
www.geocities.com/
gatorsmk/ltemsforsale.
html (352) 447-3762


Table Saw, Crafts,mam,
$95,
Dinette Set, Oak w/ 4
chairs, good cond,
$195.
(352) 795-1520
TV
Sony 25", 13",VCR,
Stereo, coffee tables
+ misc. $75 for all
(352) 746-4488
Wanted
Paddle Boat
good condition
(352) 344-2382
WE MOVE SHEDS
564-0000
White Wicker Swing,'
$100.
Weight Bench $50.
(352) 795-2825




Heavy Duty Walkeri
with wheels, seat, -
hand brakes,
never used. $150.
(352) 628-7393
Power Chair w/ Joystick
Control, rechargeable
$1500/obo
(352) 795-6586




CRATE 6 channel mixer
w/500 watt speaker
cabs w/stands, $600.
Fender acoustic/elec
guitar, blue gloss finish
w/hard shell case, $350.
All In new condition.
352-422-2187
GUITAR
Taylor Big Baby 307GB .
1 yr. old. Inc. soft bag
$425
(352) 382-1587
LESSONS: Piano, Guitar,
etc. Crystal River Music,
2520 N. Turkey Oak Dr-
(352) 563-2234
Martin Guitar
D16RGT,
$950.
(352) 628-0504
S&R MUSIC
Lessons, drums, guitar,
keyboard.352-563-2110
SPINET PIANO
with bench, $595.
Tuning & moving
Included
(352) 563-1173




Dual Action Mag Bike,'
$25.
Power Rider
$25.
(352) 637-1895
PROFORM FOLDING
TREADMILL
in good cond.
$225/OBO
(352) 794-4131
TREADMILL
good cond. First $100.
takes. For Info.
(352) 382-2848
VITAMASTER
Slender Cycle,
tension control, $25.
(352) 564-9440




CALLAWAY BIG BERTHA
IRONS, 3-PW, nice, $250
obo (352) 344-1456
CROSSMAN AIR RIFLE.
model 397, 177 caliber,
with Bushnell 4x scope,
like new, $135.
(352) 637-4606
GOLF CART
2001, EZGO
Windshield, Golf
club cover.
Special $2,100.
(352) 795-6364
KING COBRA DRIVER
2004 Model 440sz
Regular Flex. 9 degree.'
Right hand. Like NEWI!
$165 (352) 746-5966
Set of Golf Clubs & Bag
4 woods. 8 irons w/ -
covers & putter,
$300.
(352) 746-7868




2004 PACE CARGO
TRAILER W/SWAYBAR -
7x14, brand new, only
used twice. Paid $4200>
asking $3700.-
(352) 302-0953
4X8 PACE,
new, enclosed. $1200
(352) 637-1916




2 CHILD CARRIERS
$10 each.
1 child stroller, $10
(352) 637-1916
BASSINET, Noah's Ark
Theme, rocks, $35. Also
two Activity Centers,
$20 ea. (352) 637-5352


peacn, pink a yellow
one gal. pots, $10
(352) 637-2147




CRS. RVR/ HOMOSA
The Path Shelter Store
Open Tues. Sat. 9-5.
Nottingham Sq 1239 S
HWY. 19. 352-794-0001
CRYSTAL RIVER
Fri. & Sot. Jan 7 & 8
Estate Sale. Furniture, A
to Z. Corner of 6th Ave
& 10th St. In big garage.
FLORAL CITY
8415 S. Great Oaks Dr.
Jan 7,8,9 8 AM 7
Over 30' new store
shelving, lawn equip.
Lots of mics.