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21, 2005 SERVING PLANT

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NEWS

DEVELOPMENT
City officials are
concerned that a
proposed develop-
ment on Gordon
Street could stress
the roads in the
residential area.
PAE

MANHUNT
Plant City police have
enlisted the help of
other agencies in the
search for a murder
suspect.
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Record-high gas prices
mean record-high chunks
out of the bottom lines of
area businesses.
By TONY MARRERO
tmarrero@mediageneral.com
John Shivers remembers the good old days of
gas prices.
Back then the independent trucker paid 65
cents per gallon to fill his tractor-trailer rigs with
diesel fuel.
How times have changed.
Now, Shivers, owner and president of Shivers
Exempt Xpress in Plant City, is paying between
$2.39 and $2.50 per gallon for diesel fuel. That
translates to more than $600 to fill the 240-gallon
tank of his 1997
Eagle rig, one of '
nine trucks the g
Plant City native
uses to haul pro-
duce to. and from
Florida, as far
north as New
Jersey.
The higher gas
prices mean .
much bigger hits
to his bottom Shivers is reflected in the
line. fuel pump after filling his
"We're surviv- tank with nearly 90 gallons
ing but that's or $215 worth of diesel
about it," Shivers fuel.
said. "We have to
compensate for it somewhere, and we'll have to
pass it along to people who are shipping stuff
and go from there."
Shivers isn't the only one suffering. Businesses
in and around Plant City that rely on equipment
that suck down gasoline and diesel fuel are feel-
ing the pinch at the pump.
The situation hit a peak last week when gas
prices in Florida and in the Tampa Bay area -
broke a record on at least two consecutive days,
according to AAA Auto Club.
On July 15, the average price of a gallon of
regular unleaded in Florida cost a whopping
$2.32, which was on par with the national ave-
rage, said Randy Bly, spokesman for AAA Auto
See GAS, Page 12

A soldier's letter
from the past
could have been
written today.

PA6E

INDEX

John Shivers, owner and
president of Shivers Exempt
CALENDAR Xpress, fills up at a Plant City
station earlier this week. High
diesel fuel costs have cut into
the independent trucker's
CLASSIFIED profits. At right, Thomas
AGE 5 Schaub, president of Planscape,
Inc. in Dover, and vice-president
CROSSWORD Scott Pierce have a fleet of nine
trucks for their landscape
E 14 design, installation and mainte-
................. nance business. High fuel prices
FAMILY LIVING forced them to raise prices in
ME I the lawn care portion of the
................. business.

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PINPOINT LOCATIONS
By GEORGE H. NEWMAN
gnewman@mediageneral.com
A legal representative of Tau-
rus Properties, an adult business
operator looking to locate in
Plant City, wants the city to iden-
tify specific areas inside the city
where adult businesses can be

located.
The city commission will
consider at its regular meeting on
July 25 revisions to an existing
ordinance designed to restrict
adult businesses in the city. Offi-
cials want to update the lan guage
and make sure the ordinance,
written in the 1970s, is in line
with many legal decisions passed
regarding adult businesses since
then.
Steve Mason, a lawyer in

Orlando, is representing the
adult business investors. He said
he filed a law suit in federal court
last month regarding his clients'
request to build an adult estab-
lishment near County Line Road
on U.S. 92. That is near another
adult establishment, Show Girls
Men's Club, located just outside
the city limits at 4210 U.S. 92 E.
The city's ordinance bans adult
establishments from operating
within 1,000 of one another.

"We are questioning the
restriction placed on the property
by' the city," Mason said. "The
building is some 650 feet from
(Show Girls), and we think it
would be an ideal location, out in
the middle of nowhere."
Pegardlte.. of whether the
revised ordinance is approved by
the city commission, Mason
wants the city to identify where
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Green side up
Workers lay sod along the
banks of Sam Cooper Pond,
a passive recreational area
and retention pond under
construction off Jenkins
Street in the Lincoln Park
neighborhood. The pond will
help alleviate flooding in the
area during heavy rain
events. Higher-than-
expected expenses to
remove dirt from the area
and increased costs to install
an electrical system will
cause the project to come in
slightly more than the $1.65
million budget, city officials
estimate. The project has
also been delayed by rain
but is expected to be
completed by the third week
of August, said Jim McDa-
niel, the city's community
development director.

PROPERTY

Continued From Page 1
the adult businesses can be located within the
city limits.
"Constitutional law says that there has to be
areas suitable by code or ordinance where adult
entertainment businesses can be located,"
Mason said. "We want the city to identify those
areas before the ordinance is approved. Resi-
dents should have the opportunity to see where
adult businesses can or will be located."
City Manager Dave Sollenberger said last
week the city is under no obligation to identify
the acceptable locations for adult businesses
prior to a request for licensing. He made it clear,
however, that there were such places.
Mason said the courts will force the city to
identify the appropriate areas if the point is
brought up during the litigation.
"The city can't hide these locations. The peo-
ple have a right to know where the businesses
will be operating," Mason said. "Or the public
meeting regarding the ordinance will be a moot
point."
The July 25 meeting will include a public hear-
ing on the revised ordinance. The meeting
begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Sadye Gibbs Martin
auditorium in City Hall, 302 W. Reynolds St.

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CALENDAR

THURSDAY
Membership drive,
orientation
Trhe Boys and Girls of
Tampa Bay Inc. will host a
back-to-school member-,
ship drive for parents to
sign up their children for
the upcoming school year
Jul\ 21 from 5 to 7 p.m. at
the West Plant City Boys
and Girls Club, 901 S.
Waller St.
Each child will receive a
book bag and school sup-
plies for the upcoming
school year.
Call: Sharon Moody,
707-8490.

SATURDAY
Kids fishing derby
The Plant City Recrea-
tion and Parks Depart-
ment will host its fishing
derby July 23 at the Randy
Larson Four-Plex, 1810 E.
Park Road. Registration
will start at 8 a.m., with
fishing from 8:30 to *11:30
a.m. Age groups are 6 to 10
and 11 to 15.
Contestants can pre-
register online at
wvww.plantcitygov.com /
rec rec- youth-class- fish -
derby.htm.
Call: 757-9166.

Back-to-school expo
The Unity in Plant City
Communities Back to
School Expo 2005 is set for
July 23 from noon to 7
p.m. at Snowden Park. 901
Waller St.
For more information.
or to find out how to join
the planning team, call
478-0246 or 757-6459.

MONDAY
City commission
The Plant City City
Commission meets the
second and fourth Monday
of each month at city hall,
302 W. Reynolds St.
The next regular meet-
ing is slated for July 25.
See CALENDAR. Page 12

JULY 21,2005 THE COURIER 3

Gordon Street Report Issued

GOOD, BAD NEWS

FOR DEVELOPER
By GEORGE H. NEWMAN
gnewman@mediageneral.com
Approval of a development
proposed on North Gordon
Street could be affected by
findings reported to the city
commission by the city
manager July 11.
City Manager David Sollen-
berger informed the commis-
sioners about a recent
engineering department study
reviewing utilities and right-
of-way along Gordon Street,
which runs in part between
Baker Street and South Front-
age Road, that suggests the
street might be close to its
maximum traffic capacity.
The development, situated
on a 23-acre parcel just south
of Interstate 4 known as the
McIntosh Property, is zoned
R- 1A, single-family residential,
with lots smaller than 7,500
square feet. The developer,
M/I Homes, seeks to change
the zoning to R-1, allowing
6,000 square feet per lot. The
change would allow fewer
than 10 additional homes in
the development, builders
said. That would still mean
roughly 85 homes.
The planning and zoning
department had recom-
mended the change in lot sizes
be approved. On April 14, the
city planning board approved
the change 6-0.
But complaints from resi-
dents at the city commission
meeting prompted the city to
take another look.
Residents contended the
road could not handle the
increased traffic. Residents
also complained about the
lack of sidewalks and lighting
and said arterial roads used to
exit the area would be inade-
quate for the increased traffic.
The city commission voted
to postpone a decision on the
request for the zoning modifi-
cation. The recently released
traffic and utilities study may
further delay the developer's

GEORGE H. NEWMAN/Staff photo
A traffic study done by the city engineering department has determined that the right of way for
East Spencer Street is not adequate to handle a large volume of two-way traffic. Spencer Street
was considered as a viable route to reach North Park Road from North Gordon Street for resi-
dents in a proposed development that would substantially increase traffic flow in that area.

plans.
According to Sollenberger's
July 11 report there is suffi-
cient right of way along Gor-
don Street to place sidewalks.
But traffic is a concern.
"The city initiated traffic
counts on June 16 though June
19 to gather preliminary
information on existing traf-
fic," Sollenberger said. The
counters were placed just
north of the Gordon Street,
Spencer Street intersection.
Between 943 and 1,101 cars
traveled the road in a 24-hour
day, he said.
While that number seems
manageable with today's traf-
fic flow, increased traffic
caused by further develop-
ment in the area, without road
improvements, may cause
problems. Sollenberger said
the new Gordon Oaks subdivi-

sion, coupled with the pro-
posed McIntosh development,
could possibly double the
expected traffic count.
"To mitigate the additional
traffic impacts a study should
be performed to investigate
alternative traffic routes from
Gordon Street to Park Road,"
Sollenberger said.
One of those alternatives
would be Spencer Street, a
narrow road that runs from
Gordon Street, east to Park
Road. Spencer Street seems
the logical exit for traffic wish-
ing to go south on Park from
the proposed McIntosh devel-
opment since Spencer Street
is on the southern border of
that development.
Sollenberger's report sug-
gested Spencer Street, unless
substantially improved, would
not be a viable exit to Park

Road.
"The right of way along
Spencer Street does not meet
the city required 50-foot min-
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He reported that Spencer
Street is about 12 feet wide
from Gordon Street to Mary-
land Street, and varies further
to the east making the road
insufficient to handle two-way
traffic. He also noted there
'was a 2-inch water line bet-
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streets that runs down the
south side of Spencer. A line
that size could not be expected
to add capacity for any future
development, city officials
said.
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Homes could not be reached
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Railroad Crossing Nears Completion

GIVES ALTERNATIVE ACCESS
TO CITY VEHICLES
By GEORGE H. NEWMAN
gnewman@mediageneral.com
A second entrance will soon be open
to city property now housing the new
police station and the city's fleet main-
tenance department.
The only thing stopping vehicles
from entering the property from Jim
Johnson Road is the installation of rail-
road signal lights by CSX construction
crews. Installation of the signals is
- expected as soon as this week, city offi-
cials said.
The old AutoNation property at the
southern end of Willamette Street, off
East Alexander Street, had only one
way in and one way out. Since March,
when the city first began staffing the $7
million renovated property, police and
fleet maintenance vehicles have
shared that single entry point.
"The Jim Johnson gate is an impor-
tant piece of the renovation," Police
Chief Bill McDaniel said. "In case of
any kind of emergency, it is important
to have a second access to the property.
The new gate will allow us to have
quicker access to the southeast side of
the city. The gate will also allow fleet
maintenance employees and vehicles
access to their work site without using
the police security entrance."
The entrance is not open to the pub-
lic. Visitors to the police station must
enter through Williamette Drive.
Locked fences will separate the two
departments, giving better security to
the police department offices and
vehicles. As it stands now, any vehicle
coming.onto the property for mainte-
nance, including garbage trucks,
buses, or any of the hundreds of cars
and trucks owned by the city, has to

Jack Deal, a CSX
Railroad project
coordinator,
examines the
tracks off Jim
Johnson Boulevard
July 19 where
railroad gates and
signals are being
installed. The new
crossing will
allows for a
second access
point to the city's
new police station
and fleet mainte-
nance headquar-
ters off
Williamette Drive.

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pass through the Willamette gate. That
requires a security check and allows
those vehicles into an area that will be
off limits to them when the Jim John-
son gate is open.
The city originally budgeted
$200,000 for the railroad crossing
construction. A change order increased
that amount by $12,000. But it is
doubtful the full amount will be paid to
CSX for the work. Part of that money
will go back to the city contractor,
Mathews Construction.
Kathy Burke, the former director of

public works, told City Manager David
Sollenberger the city did some of the
inside-the-rail construction normally
done by the CSX crews.
"CSX has not billed the city for any
work or any flagman costs," Burke
said. "The CSX roadmaster did not
wish tdo the paving, so Mathews did
it. But the money needs to be charged
to the CSX allowance, not to Mathews'
construction budget."
Installation of the signals could still
cost the city as much as $180,000,

which has been the recent average cos1
by CSX to install crossings and signals
in Florida.
Jack Deal, the CSX project coordina-
tor, said the crossing could b open
within two weeks, if there are no com-
plications.
"Right now we are looking for TECC
to connect the electricity to the
system," Deal said on July 19. "Anothei
CSX crew will have to install sensors on
the track. And our crew will install sig-
nals and the crossing gates."

End of 'Beauty'
Melody Brown as Belle and
Nick Folkes as her father
Maurice perform a number
in Plant City Entertain-
ment's production of
Disney's "Beauty and the
Beast." The local theater
ends its run of the show
this weekend. Shows are
July 22 and 23 at 8 p.m. in
the auditorium of Hills-
borough Community
College's Plant City
campus, 1206 N. Park Road.
Tickets are $10 for adults,
$8 for students and seniors
55 and older, and $7 for
PCE members. Call: 928-
1259.

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PLANTEEN

Planteen offerings
The Plant City Recreation & Parks
Department's Planteen Recreation
Center, 301 Dort St., offers the follow-
ing schedule of activities
Monday
8:30 to 9:30 a.m., Senior Aerobics*
- low-impact aerobics. All ages and
ability levels welcome. Free. Call:
Clarice, 752-8476.
9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Strawberry Rug
Hookers- The club members gather to
share instruction and fellowship while
they rug hook. The cost is $25 annu-
ally. Meet from September to May.
Call: Joyce, (863) 853-1947.
- 6 to 7 p.m., Jazzercise* dance fit-
ness program. Each 60-minute class

offers a blend of jazz dance and exer-
cise science choreographed to music,
including Top 40, jazz, country, funk
and classics. The cost is $30 per
month. Call: Donna, 986-4267.
.7 to 9 p.m., hip-hop/break dancing
- beginning-level break dancing
classes and more. $20 registration for
both popping and beginning break
dancing, $8 per class or $12 for both in
the same night. First night is free with
registration. Call: 612-9485; or e-mail
tt2infobeginners@hotmail.com.
7:30 to 10 p.m., country line danc-
ing- for beginners or those who would
like to polish what they know. Chil-
dren and adults welcome. Call: Donna,

See PLANTEEN, Page 5

MANHUNT INCLUDES ALL
BAY AREA AGENCIES
By GEORGE H. NEWMAN
gnewman@mediageneral.com
Wilson Angelo Graham is in hiding.
Police have been looking for Gra-
ham since the June 11 shooting of
Jackay Lee Kelley. Kelley, a 51-year-old
Plant City resident, was shot in the side
yard of a friend Kelley was visiting late
that night.
Plant City police have conducted
their search for Graham, of Dade City,
primarily through law enforcement
agencies surrounding the Plant City
area, police said.
But Graham is no stranger to the
police in Plant City, said police Capt.
Darrell Wilson.
"Graham has family and acquain-
tances in Plant City, Tampa, Lakeland
and Dade City," Wilson said. "We are
requesting assistance from agencies in
all those jurisdictions for help in find-
ing Graham. We know that he is still
around. It is just a matter of time
before we get him."
Plant City police arrested Charles
Edward Thomas, another Dade City
resident, and charged him with first-
degree murder in the case. Thomas
admitted to his part in an attempted
robbery that led to Kelley's killing,
police said.
Thomas was stopped by police on
North Palmer Street about 30 minutes

after the shooting. He cooperated with
police and took them to where he dis-
carded a pistol he used during the
aborted robbery. Thomas admitted
firing his gun as he fled the scene that
night. But he insists that it was Gra-
ham who shot Kelley
with another gun.
The recovered pistol, a
.22-caliber revolver, and
the bullet that killed Kel-
ley were sent to the Flor-
ida Department of Law
Enforcement lab for ana-
Graham lysis and police are
awaiting the report, Wilson said.
"Jackay was wrestling around with
the man when I heard the gun go off,"
said Sam Pelham, the friend Kelley was
visiting that night "I went over to help
Jackay as the shooter ran into my
* house. Kelley said that
he couldn't breathe.
That is all he said."
Police said the bullet
entered Kelley's body
near his throat and then
traveled downward
toward his abdomen.
Thomas Kelley was pronounced
dead by medical attendants shortly
after the shooting.
Plant City detectives have ques-
tioned family and friends who may
have information about Graham's
whereabouts.
"We also spoke with Polk County
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Search For Murder

Suspect Continues

JULY 21, 2005 THE COURIER 5

SEARCH
Continued From Page 4
correctional officials and have asked a federal
marshal's task force to assist us in finding Gra-
ham," Wilson said.
Graham's only known arrest in Hillsborough
County came in December 2001. He was
charged with aggravated battery, escape and
possession of a small amount of marijuana.
Graham was released on those charges after
spending 287 days in a Hillsborough County
jail, public records show.
After the shooting in Pelham's yard both sus-
pects escaped on foot, running west on the CSX
rail line, eyewitnesses said. Police suspect that
Graham, who was driving a gray 1991 Mercury
Grand Marquis that belonged to Thomas' sis-
ter, reached the car first and left the scene with-
out communicating with Graham.
, "We know the car was driven to Dade City
that morning," said Sgt. Jim Shultz, the supervi-
sor of detectives in Plant City.

PLANTEEN
Continued From Page 4
986-2820. $3 per class.
Tuesday
9 a.m. to noon, ceramics bring in green
ware or bisque, and paints and learn how to
clean, paint and fire your work. No cost for
instruction.
+ 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. home school co-op.
Call: Andrea, 737-1648.
# Noon to 2 p.m., bridge lessons build or
strengthen bridge skills. All levels are welcome.
Call: Tom, 752-7905.
5:30 to 8:30 p.m., tae kwon do martial arts
instruction stressing self-discipline, self-
defense, confidence and fitness. Call: Steve or
Crystal, 737-3872.
6 to 7 p.m., Jazzercise*
Wednesday
8:30 to 9:30 a.m., senior aerobics*
10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Berry Patch Quilters-Join
the group for quilting and needle arts. Fee is
$20, pro-rated quarterly. Call: 752-0679 or 707-

The car was left outside a residence in Dade
City and Thomas' father retrieved the vehicle,
not knowing it was used in a homicide. Thomas'
sister then drove the car back to her home in
Sumter County, where police contacted her
and searched the car for evidence. Nothing
tangible was recovered from the vehicle, police
said.-
Kelley was born in Florence, S.C. He came to
Plant City as a 8-year-old, attending Lincoln
Elementary, Marshall High School and gradu-
ated from Plant City High School in 1972. He
was employed for a time at a Mulberry mining
company. He often worked at a local conven-
ient store and was well-liked in the community,
residents said.
Shultz said the police have been in contact
with family members since the shooting.
"We have told Mr. Kelley's family that we are
confident Graham will be found and brought to
justice," Shultz said. "We have expressed our
regrets and assured them we will do everything
necessary to bring the killer to justice."

5720.
7 to 9 p.m., AA* women's book study
meeting.
Thursday
3:30 to 7:30 p.m., Patrick's Patriots Twirling
Corps
5:30 to 8:30 p.m., tae kwon do
6 to 7 p.m., Jazzercise
7 to 8:30 p.m., Berry Patch Quilters (second
and fourth week)*
7 to 9 p.m., Strawberry Stitchers* The vol-
unteer group makes teddy bears for children at
South Florida Baptist Hospital and lap blankets
for nursing homes. Call: 754-8247.
# 7:15 to 9 p.m., Habitat for Humanity The
group meets the third Thursday of each month
to discuss building homes for low-income fam-
ilies in Plant City. Call: Liz, 239-2242; or e-mail
info@habitathillsborough.com.

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Dog Days Don'tEnd

After Baby Arrives

Recently, I was walking my
dog, Durham. with my 4-
month-old baby boy, Ry,
when a couple stopped.
"What a beautiful boy you
have," they gushed. "How
old? What's his name? Does
he bite?" There we stood,
talking about my dog without
any mention of the little
person in my
arms.
Dog lovers
are a unique
breed. And
there is no
shortage of
them here in
REBECCA New York City
KLEIN where people
spoil their dogs
Columnist with everything
from organic
dog food to custom-made
beds. There is even a doggy
day care and a doggy hotel,
complete with a bone-shaped
pool.
In our 10 years together, my
husband and I have had two
dogs, both red Dobermans
and each a big part of our
family. Neither ever saw the
inside of a doggy hotel, but
our first dog, Jader, traveled
everywhere with us on
vacations to New Mexico,
Colorado, Canada and even
stayed with us at The Four
Seasons in Los Angeles a few
times. One winter we took
him to Paris where he was
received more warmly in
restaurants and hotels than
we were. Our current dog,
Durham, has it pretty good,
too.
So what happens when
devoted dog owners like us
have a child, as we did this
past spring? When our arms
are suddenly filled, every hour
of every day, with a baby and
all his baby things?
Before we had Ry, I used to

WEDDINGS

Morgan-Powell
Rebecca E. Morgan and Whit-
ney F. Powell were married June
25 at 6 p.m. at the Antebellum
Plantation Gardens in Stone
Mountain, Ga. The bride is the
daughter of Jane and Gary Morgan
of Plant City. The groom is the son
of Hilda Powellof Flowery Branch,
Ga., and Frank Powell of Dahlo-
nega, Ga.
The double-ring ceremony was
conducted by the Rev. Dwayne
Wellborn under a gazebo decora-
ted with tulle, ivy and rose garland.
Soloist was Lori Bean, who sang
"The Wedding Song," "Surely the
Presence," and "Through the Eyes
of Love."
Matrons of honor were Heather
Taylor Polk and Heather Ellis
Bonfil, friends of the bride. They
were both dressed in fuchsia, tea-
length silk dresses accented by
their bouquets of orchids, day
lilies, daisies and babies' breath.
The groom was attended by

REBECCA KLEIN/photo
Does this look like a jealous dog? Your columnist's first baby
Durham, above, is adjusting just fine to the newest addition to
the Klein household, a baby boy named Ry.

give my husband "the Durry
report" at the end of each day:
How cute he was when he fell
asleep on his back with his
front paws stretched into the
air or when he chewed on one
end of his bone with the other
end stuck into one of our
shoes his way of incorporat-
ing something he is allowed to
chew with something he
knows is off-limits. We were
so impressed.
But that was before we
began taking care of someone
we hope to send to college

best man Patrick Powell, brother
of the groom; and Martin Camma-
rotta, friend of the groom.
Ring bearer was Matthew
Powell, son of the groom, who also
participated in lighting of the unity
candle. Flower girls were Emily
Powell, niece of the groom; and
Ashlyn Clark, friend of the bride.
Antebellum fans, decorated with
fuchsia ribbons with the bride and
groom's picture on one side and
the program on the other, were
passed out by Katie and Callie
Polk, cousins of the bride. The
reception followed the ceremony
at the Marina of Stone Mountain.
The bride is a graduate of Plant
City High School and Florida State
University. She is a representative
for Kraft Foods.
The groom is a graduate of
Cumming High School and works
in management for Publix.
After a week-long wedding trip
to the Caribbean, the couple are at
home in Cumming, Ga.

some day. Would we become
like the mom I saw pushing
her two children through the
neighborhood, her dog
walking a few feet behind
without a leash? The message
was clear: if you want food
and a warm place to sleep,
you'd better keep up.
The truth is, our dogs may
get pushed aside but they
stake their claim. I once read
a piece in The New York
Times about a man whose

See KLEIN, Page 9

Rebecca and
Whitney Powell

BETTY'S PLACE

Letter

From

The Past
Rain and heat may have
followed me to Nashville last
week, but they sure didn't
dampen my spirit visiting
with family and watching
the Tour de France and the
amazing Lance Armstrong.
I'm still a bit puzzled how
you can keep the yellow
jersey without taking the
stage wins, but I have a
feeling Armstrong, a cancer
survivor, is not just a
phenomenal cyclist, but an
expert strategist as well, and
he has an amazing mother
who raised him single
handedly.
And speaking of moms, I
received the letter I told you
about when Dan Clark came
to town a few weeks ago for
the Photo Archive Gala and
school reunion.
Back in March of 1945, a
letter from Dan's mom
prompted him to write the
editor of The Courier:
"It was with a great deal of
pleasure I received a letter
from my mother containing
Millard Futch's report on
old Battery E, 116th F.A., and
the men I've soldiered with."
Dan wrote. "Now they are
on one side of the world and
I am on the other, but
wherever the men of the old
outfit are, we all know
they're giving everything
they've got for what they
know is right.
"When I joined the battery
in 1939, Major Hull, then
Captain Hull, was
commanding officer. Butch
Corbett was chief of the
fourth section; Happy
Adams was instrument
corporal; Hannah Moore,
Dave Ballard, Earl Beau-
champ, Charlie Smith, Ed
Moran, Jake Lister and all
the others who aren't there
now, had yet to move into
the present positions. There
are other names which were
on the roster when we went
to Blanding in 1940 that
aren't there now "Doc"
Dempsey, Shorty Rentz,
Raymond A. Paschall,
Broward Huggins, Clarence
Bolander and others,
familiar to people around
[Plant City].
"Another character who
deserves special mention is
Clarence L. Nixon, or Nick.
He's a grand guy. I left the
outfit in '41, and since then
our paths have diverged,
theirs leading to the South
Pacific and mine to Ger-
many via England, France,
Belgium and Luxembourg. I
have a battery of my own
now, and to me it's the best
darned battery in the
European theater, if not the
army. We've had our share
of trouble over here, too,
especially in the latter part
of Dec. '44. The only differ-
ence in the uncivilized
natives here and those in the

BETTY
BRIGGS
Columnist

Pacific is that these are
white. But [regardless of
who we are fighting], I'm
sure most of us are looking
forward to the time when
the only thoughts of conflict
and war are those of
'Remember the time that...'
or 'Lemme tell you what
happened to me...'
"The members of old
Battery E used to tell some
tall tales and I'm waiting
anxiously to swap some
yarns with those guys from
the other side of the war.
Captain James D. (Dan)
Clark, Somewhere in
Germany."
When I got the copy of the
letter, at the bottom Dan
had written: "These have
probably lost any value." I
would disagree. Sixty years
later, mothers are still
writing sons who are
fighting wars, and soldiers
are still looking forward to
the time when war is but a
memory. Thank you Dan -
some things will never
change.

Blessed event
I've been asked to remind
you not to forget the special
event at Snowden Park, 901
Waller St., on July 23 spon-
sored by Blessed Occasions.
It's a back-to-school "Unity
in Plant City" event from 12:
30 to 6:30 p.m.
The idea is to promote fel-
lowship and enhance love
and a trusting relationship
between families, law
enforcement, city
government and community
leaders. There will be free T-
shirts to the first 100,school-
age children and free school
supplies for all school-age
students up to 18, as well as
free food. Call Angela Dixon-
Joseph at 478-0246 or 752-
9511 for information.

Race relations
There's another round-
table group working to
improve relations in town, a
race relations discussion
group, which met at the
Plant City library on July 19.
Until Jean Hehn told me, I
wasn't aware that Hills-
borough County has a high
number of hate crimes,
particularly against African-
Americans and Hispanics.
Call the library for
information to find out
about the next meeting, 757-
9215.
I rely on your submissions
to help spread the news.
Send items to gabylee@aol-
.com.

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JULY21, 2005* .THE COURIER .9.

CLUB NOTES

PCHS Class of '85
The Plant City High School Class of 1985
will host its 20-year reunion July 22-23 at
the Ramada Inn Plantation House, 2011 N.
Wheeler St. Information: 874-9967 or
www.reunioncelebrations.com.

Christian women
The Christian Women's Club of Plant
City will host its "Sun, Sand and Shore"
luncheon Aug. 2 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

COMMUNITY ROUNDUP

'Beauty and the Beast' final shows
Plant City Entertainment Inc. ends its run
of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" July 22-23
at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of Hillsborough
Community College's Plant City campus,
1206 N. Park Road. Tickets are $10 for adults,
$8 for students and seniors 55 and older, and
$7 for PCE members. Call: 928-1259.

Excerpts from 'The Little Mermaid'
The Plant City Children's Theatre will
present excerpts from "The Little Mer-
maid" July 31 at 3 p.m. and Aug. 1 at 2 and
7 p.m. at HCC Plant City campus, 1206 N.

at Walden Lake Golf and Country Club.
There will be a presentation on "Young
and Chic" by Denise Young's Fashion and
Accessories Boutique. Guest speaker will
be Shirley Solid, who will speak on "picking
up the strands of life." Complimentary
child care available. Reservations: Carole,
759-1708; or Dinah, 717-9127; or e-mail
cwcpcfl@tampabay.rr.com.

Kiwanis
The Plant City Kiwanis Club meets
Wednesday at noon at the Ramada Inn,
2011 N. Wheeler St. Call: Ken Gibbs, 752-
6171.

Park Road. Admission is free.

Eyeglasses wanted
The Plant City Lions Club seek used eye-
glasses and hearing aids. The club collects
the items for distribution to needy people
in Florida and other nations. To donate,
place the items in a "Lions Recycle for
Sight" collection bin at the following loca-
tions: the office of Drs. Humphrey and
Maggard, Strong Optical, 800 Optical, Wal-
Mart Optical, the office of Dr. Kulyk, Publix,
Kash n' Karry on Alexander Street and the
Meadows at Countrywood.

KLEIN

Continued From Page 8
family she still had so much left
for her dog. That was the first time
I realized the two don't occupy
the same space in one's heart.
They do, however, occupy
much of the same space in our
home. So a few weeks ago I
delivered what might have
seemed like the final blow to
Durham. I decided the 3-by-4-
foot crate he's slept in since he
was a puppy had to go. Even
though most dogs outgrow their
crates in a year, Durham still loves
his. He runs into it for afternoon
naps, to get away from the
vacuum cleaner or when the baby
starts to cry. But the bigger Ry gets
the more stuff he needs and the
doghouse is simply taking up too
much room.
I thought if I took it away piece
by piece maybe he wouldn't
notice. But a few hours after
removing the roof and door, I
found him lying on our bed with
his paws wrapped around his
head making odd, guttural
sounds. I had just taken his last
piece of security away. Decapi-

tated it right in front of his eyes. I
remembered something a friend
said to Durry a few weeks after Ry
was horn. She looked him in the
eye and said, very sincerely, "I am
so sorry for your loss."
While my husband and I
continue adjusting to our new
roles as parents, our dog is finding
his way in the new order of things,
too. It wasn't until about a week
ago that Ry even noticed Durry.
And now he sometimes cracks up
laughing at the very sight of him.
Durry, in turn, has warmed to Ry.
He mostly sleeps through his
crying now or goes over to sniff
his head as if to make sure he's
OK.
The other day I found him
chewing one end of his bone with
one of Ry's stuffed animals
pinned under the other.
And when he thought I wasn't
looking, he took the toy gently by
the snout and crept out of the
room.
Rebecca Klein is a former
Strawberry Queen who now lives
in New York City and sends these
monthly dispatches. She can be
contacted at rebeccaklein-
@mindspring.com.

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GAS
Continued From Page 1
Club South in Tampa.
Last month, Florida's average price
was $2.16. One year ago, it was $1.92.
The highest prices in Florida last
week were in the West Palm/Boca
Raton area, at $2.38 per gallon; the
lowest were here in the Tampa Bay
area at $2.27 per gallon.
That's little solace for Scott Pierce,
vice president of Planscape Inc. of
Dover, which does landscape architec-
ture and installation, irrigation work
and lawn maintenance. The company
has a fleet of nine trucks that now
require nearly $2,700 worth of gasoline
and diesel fuel per month.
The company's lawn care work is
only about 10 percent of its total
business, but Pierce sent out letters
this week to lawn care customers to
notify them prices would rise an ave-
rage of 19 percent. It's the first price
increase in about five years, Pierce
said.
"We did some hard number crunch-
ing because the bottom line was
decreasing," Pierce said. "It's just a
fact of doing business right now."

Several factors to blame
A number of factors have contrib-
uted to the record prices, Bly said.
Crude oil prices are at record highs,
recently hitting a record $62 per barrel.
"Tremendous domestic and global
demand" for that oil is causing prices
to soar, Bly said, adding that the situa-
tion is exacerbated by oil refineries
that are operating at maximum capac-
ity and barely keeping up with the
demand.
Hurricane Dennis forced the tem-
porary closure of oil rigs, shipping
lanes and refineries along the U.S. Gulf
coast. That particularly impacts Flor-
ida, which gets most of its fuel via
barges running from the Mississippi
River and Mobile Bay area, Bly said.
Even the threat of future hurricanes
can impact prices.
"This whole hurricane season has
(fuel) traders on edge," Bly said.
Once a cheaper alternative, diesel
fuel costs as much as premium gas
now, primarily because of the sheer
demand for it, Bly said. As well, diesel
is used to heat homes in colder climes,
and traders are concerned that there
won't be enough of a supply for the
winter season.
It's those traders who have a big
impact on prices, said former longtime
mayor and city commissioner Mike
Sparkman, president of Sparky's Oil
Co. in Plant City. Sparkman owns 26
gas stations in central Florida and
hears the jokes and comments about
the high prices in his travels around
town.
How does he respond?
"It's really the brokers who are
making out pretty well," he said. "Oil
companies have refined product but
have no place to store it, and they
dump it on brokers to sell. It's really a
seller's market."
Sparkman, in turn, must set higher
prices at the pump to make a profit.
Buddy Robinson, owner and presi-
dent of Presto Petroleum Inc. in Plant
City, agreed. He's been in the business
since 1976 and has been surprised by
the volatility of gas prices recently.
"It's amazing what can happen in
one day because of some rumor out
there," he said.

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Gas prices can vary widely depending on the size of the distributor. A distribu-
tor such as RaceTrac, which deals in high volume, can run a lower profit margin,
resulting in prices 10 cents or more cheaper than smaller, independently owned
stations, such as this Citgo on Baker Street. Florida's attorney general announced
this week that 22 RaceTrac outlets are being investigated for price-gouging
during Hurricane Dennis, but the Plant City location was not among them.

Robinson is a gasoline wholesaler,
selling fuel on a "cost-plus" basis to
fuel distributors such as Sparkman- in
Florida and Tennessee. Robinson is,
also at the whim of traders who set the
prices. He said he makes the same
profit margin on gas no matter what
the price.
The price at the pump also has
much to do with the size of the com-
pany. A distributor such as RaceTrac,
which tends to offer the least expensive
fuel prices, can sell at a lower profit
margin because of the sheer volume of
fuel it sells, while a neighborhood

station dealing in lower volume must
set higher prices, Robinson said.
Inventory also places a big role. A
smaller station that purchases fuel at a
high rate, then sees average prices
drop, can't afford to reduce its prices
or it will lose money on the fuel it
already has purchased and stored in
the ground.
These factors are why a motorist can
see prices vary widely at stations
across the street from one another.

Trickle down economics
Other local businesses are grappling
with ways to absorb costs, and it
usually comes back to one thing.
"If it keeps going up, we're going to
have to raise our prices," said Heather
Wiggins, assistant to Kimball Wethe-
rington, president of Wetherington
Tractor Service in Plant City.
The company does underground
utility and site work for subdivisions
and commercial development. It has a
fleet of 17 dump trucks and various
other diesel-sucking heavy machinery
such as bulldozers and cranes.
Wiggins said the company in turn
has received letters from businesses it
deals with notifying them of price
hikes due to high gas prices. Pierce of
Planscape said the same; costs for
petroleum products such as PVC pipe,
which the company uses heavily for its
irrigation work, have soared.
Smaller businesses that have smaller
fleets or even just one or two trucks
- still face the same challenges. Fred-

die Mullis, owner of Freddie Mullis
Plumbing Inc. in Plant City, runs two
pick-up trucks for his business.
"They're nothing big, but we have to
have them to work," Mullis said. "We
got used to putting $30 dollars in the
truck, now we're using $60."
Mullis said so far he has absorbed
the costs to put off raising prices as
long as he can.
"But we'll have to eventually," he
said.

End in sight?
Bly said prices might drop some, but
that the days of $1.50 per gallon are
likely gone for good. He added, though,
that American consumers might do
well to keep things in perspective.
"We still have some of the cheapest
gas prices in the world, and we've
gotten spoiled by it," he said.
Alternative sources are being con-
sidered to reduce reliance on fossil
fuels. Ethanol, a corn-based fuel
already used in some Midwest mar-
kets, has helped gas prices drop as
much 10 cents per gallon there.
Bly said the world may well already
be experiencing the necessary pains
that will come with "the end of gaso-
line." He said many are surprised to
hear that the United States hit its peak
fuel consumption back in 1976. The
world, however, has yet to do so.
"When that happens, we better darn
sure have our ducks in a row and have
alternative sources ready to go," he
said.

CALENDAR
Continued From Page 3

The commission will hold a public
hearing on revisions to the city's ordi-
nance regulating adult entertainment
businesses.
Call: 659-4200.

PLAN AHEAD

at South Florida Baptist Hospital, 301
N. Alexander St., July 28 at 7 p.m.
There will time for mothers and
fathers to share together and sepa-
rately. Call: Beth Tancredo, 393-6577;
or Anita Pippin, 362-6972.

Bereaved parents support group Back-to-school bash
Bereaved Parents of the USA will Transforming Life Ministries, 3805
host a.bereaved.parents support group TurkeyCreek Road is hosting a back-

to-school event July30 from 10 a.m. to
1 p.m. The free event consist of food;
water games; haircuts; health check-
ups; moon walk and slide; music;
drama skits; face painting; and back-
pack and school supplies.
Call: 754-5372.

Small business seminar
Bruton Memorial Library, 302

McLendon St., will host a small
business program series presented by
the Hillsborough County Small
Business Information Center July 30.
"Marketing and Advertising for Your.
Existing Business" will be from 10 a.m.
to noon; and "Financial Resources for
Your Small Business," will be from 12:
30 to 2 p.m. Registration is required.
See CALtNDAR, Page21

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I have over 15 years experience in Golf Course management, turf management,
golf retail operations and golf marketing. I grew up playing PCGC and like many of.
you I have been disappointed in the condition of the course these post few years.
With the current condition of the course it will take several thousands of dollars in
materials and several thousand man hours to bring the course to playability again.
I am committed along with several core members to restore this great golf course
back to its previous glory but will need help from a fewvdedicated local golfers who
can see the vision of bringing the course back to life. I have put together A.course
improvement program including new greens, fairway repair and irrigation repair.
Where else should your membership fees go hut into the improvement of the course.
you play. This membership program is a very generous program to the golfer in what
golf privileges you will receive. We have already had over 80 members join and this
is a limited offer so sign up now.
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welcomes new pastor
The Rev. Louis F. Pomrenke
Jr. is the new pastor at Grace
United Methodist Church,
1801 E. Cherry St.
Pomrenke replaces the Rev.
Ronald Hubbard, who has
been reassigned to Keeney
Chapel in east Tampa.
"Pastor Lew" is an ordained
elder who came to Florida in
1998 after 30 years service
with the Western Pennsylva-
nia Conference of the United
Methodist Church.
He holds a bachelor's
degree in business adminis;
tration from the University of
Pittsburgh and a master's of
divinity from Duke Univer-
sity.
Pomrenke and his wife,
Audrey, live in Sun City
Center.

Book synopsis
First Baptist Church of Plant
City, 503 N. Palmer St., will
offer a synopsis of "truth-
quest: They All Can't Be Right"
July 24 from 5 to 6:15 p.m.
Youth- minister Tommy
Warnock will lead the study
for parents to help them
understand teens. .
Call: 752-4104.

Vacation Bible schools
The following churches will
offer vacation Bible schools:
Turkey Creek Community
Baptist Church, 5447 Turkey
Creek Road, will 'host! its
"Empowering the Son" vaca-
tion Bible school July 25-29
from 6;30 to ,9:30; p.m. each
night.

DEATHS

The school is open to chil-
dren in kindergarten through
-the.6th grade. *,
-Call: 956-4678. -
..A..'Sydney Baptist Church,
1510 Cre Road, will offer the
"Ramblin' Road Trip" vaca-
tion Bible school for ages 4 to
12 July 25-29 from 6 to 8:30
p.m.
A commencement and rally
will be July 30 at 4 p.m. There
will be a picnic and fellow-
ship.
Call: 659-1559.

Sports camp
Pleasant Grove Assembly of
God, 7051 S. Turkey Creek
Road, will offer its Mega Sports
Camp July 25-27 from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m.
This faith-based camp is
free and open to all children
ages 5 to 12 on a first-come,
first-served basis. Camp
includes rallies with music,
Bible stories, object lessons
and prizes. Athletic volunteers
will teach the fundamentals of
basketball and soccer.
Lunch also will be provided.
Pre-registration is required.
Forms may be picked up at the
church office. Call: 737-1012.

Lord of Life July activities
Lord of Life Lutheran
Church, 2104 Mud Lake Road,
plans the following events:
July.24 Christmas in July,.
The congregation's Hispanic
Outreach linist.v program
iniltes members and friends
of the church to'help provide
positive experiences for the
children of the Boys & Girls
Club of Dover. A Christmas
tree in the church building is

Browning
The Rev. Zack Browning, 88, of Lakeland
died July 9.
He was born in Dingess, W.Va., and moved
here from West Logan, W.Va., in 1968.
He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II
and a minister.
He was a member of Calvary Freewill Baptist
Church.
He is survived by his wife, Catherine; two
sons, Ralph E. of Grand Rapids, Mich., and

adorned with the names of the
children, along with their ages
and size information. In early
July, members and friends of
Lord of Life will come by the
church and select one or more
names from the tree. They will
purchase school clothes, wrap
them, put the child's name on
the package, and bring the gift
to the church on or before July
24. The gifts will then be taken
to Dover.
There will be a "Christmas
Carol Sing" prior to the
traditional service at 10:15
a.m.
July 31 God and Country
Awards presentation. Nine-
teen elementary-age students
who grew deeper in their faith
by completing either the "God
and Me" or "God and Coun-
try" course will be presented
with medallions.
Call: 752-6064.

Church hosts drama ministry
Alafia Baptist Church, 222
Alafia Church Road in Lithia,
will host Trevor Thomas
Drama Ministries July 29 at 7
p.m. Call: Patti, 684-0081 or
695-6900.

Bible school
Plant City Community
Church of the Nazarene, 2402
Mud Lake Road, will offer "J-
Force: Discovering the
Ultimate Truth," ac
Wedgeqday through Au
from 7 f7'8:30 p.m. The school
is 'for all ages. There will bp
Bible study, games, crafts,
music and refreshments.
Admission is free. Call: 752-
7863.

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Zack of Chicago; a brother, Charles W. of
Medina, Ohio; five grandchildren; and seven
great-grandchildren.
Wells Memorial Funeral Home.

Chance
Bennie W. Chancey, 57, of Dover died July
, 16.
He was born in Tampa and was a lifelong
See DEATHS, Page 20

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To advertise your church in our Church Directory. please call Natasha Davis at 865-4439.

ADVENT CHRISTIAN
lthka er. Dwer Rd & Downing St,
659-2600
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Illen bapel 1109 E. Laura St,
"52- "389
Itount OI/ e- 1113 W Madison St
Iount Olite- Horton Rd,
"3"-2628
APOSTOLIC
t.samblea Apostolica:
1501 (olson Rd, 737-3496
.1postolic Church
ofJlesus Christ:
1212 W. Reynolds, 477-5130
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Abundant Life: Pinecrest Rd,
Lithia, 685-4240
Bethany: 9804 Harney Rd,
Thonotosassa, 986-5771
Calvary Fellowship:
1110 N. Gordon St, 752-5005
Dover First: SR 574 & Pettie Rd,
689-0343
Faith Temple: 1-4 at Hillsborough-
Polk County Line, 752-0532
Faith lighthouse:
3409 SR39 '. "52-1885
first Plant (ilv:
(harlie Griffin Rd.
W ofSR 39 S, "52-3351
Fort .lajla: cornerr of South lwy. 39
& Su'ille Rd. "3"-4656
Kesvrille: SR 640. "3"'-803
ifount Zion:
1-4 at Thonolosassa Rd, "52-1614
Pleasant Grove:
Turkey Creek Rd, 3"-3529
Vkltory Worship Center:
County line Rd. '54-6089
Srdner: Srdney Rd. 1/10 mi. E
of Srdner-Dover Rd. 659-0532
turkey Creek:
Turkey Creek Rd. "5.-53"2
BAPTIST
.4hava: Turkey (reek Rd.
N. of SR 60. r3"-3"39
.Ilafia Baptist:
222 .lafia (Church Rd. 634-8845
.Intioch: Horton Rd, "3J-3240,
Berea: SR 39 S. "3"- 1232
Bethan': Cork Rd. "52-9209
Bethel. 804 V. Renfro St.
541-2239
Beulah: .llen & (ountyu line Rd,
lllbia. "'3"-ll22
Bible: Charlie Griffin Rd.
'52-28"5
Burchbood Temple:
Euclid Or 6 SR 5"-. "52-3782
Calvary free Will:
3539 frapnell Rd f.
Cedar Grove: F. Ke.sille Rd,
73"-1234
Central of lithia:
Pinecrest & Keysville Rd
Church on the Rock:
301 E. Alsobrook. 752-3740
Community Christian:
1310 ,N. Shannon Are. "5-4-5383
Crossroads: SR 39 S. Pinecrest,
'3"-1211
Dorer Eastside: C(outryside Baptist
Church, 2820 Gallagher, 571-8200
Dover First: N. Callagher Rd,
659-0203
Eastside: 1318 E. Calhoun St,
'54-2681
Last Thnoltosassa: Mclntosh
& Knights-Griffin Rd 986-4346
Faith Temple Primitive:
808 f Washigon St. 754-6661
first Baptist rc of Midway:
Midway Rd. 752-7209
first Baplist Lithia:
Intersection of SR 39 &
1.ibia-Pinecrest Rd, 737-1121
First Plant City:
503 ,. Palmer, 752-4104

First Thonotosassa Missionary:
McIntosh Rd, 986-4756
Harmony Baptist Church:
6008 W Knights Griffin Rd,
986-7165
Hopewell: SR 39 S, 737-3053
Knights: Paul Buchman Huy,
752-4972
Lebanon: Branch Forbes Rd,
752-2006
Lone Oak: Lone Oak Rd,
754-5278
Mount Moriah Freewill:
Warren &Johnson St, 754-4397
Mount Moriah Freewill:
2042 Cotson Rd, 737-1490
Mount Olive: 604 W. Ball St,
754-3834
New Hope Freewill
Baptist Church:
3101 Srdne' Doer Rd.. DoIter
hew.' M.. Zion Freewill:
3041 Daniels Rd., '52-3985
Northside:
'"00 V. Franklin St, "52-2'"9
Oakuood: .Airport Rd. "52-5499
Plant City Primitive:
509 V. CEers St. "54-3261
Pleasant Grove first:
Turkey Creek Rd, "3"-2556
Shiloh Baptist Church:
9059. Terrace Dr.. "54-"7445
Springhead: S. Wiggins Road.
"514-48"9
St. Luke Missionary:
108 S. Warnell St, 754-4992
St. Mary's Freewill:
Hunter & Warren St, 754-6853
St. Mary Missionary:.
1804 S.R. 60F.. '3'-3668
St. Mfan' s Community Church:
90" E. Laura St.
751-1616
Srdney: 1510 Cre Rd. 659-1502
Turkey Creek Community
Baptist Church:
5447 Turkey Creek Rd,
813-737-1224
Turkey Creek First:
Trapnell Rd, 752-7890
Victory Missionary: Maki Rd
Welcome Baptist: 11308 Welcome
Church St. (813) 737-2288
Westside: 2503 W. GranfleldAve,
752-1450
WhitehurstRd:
901 N. Whitehurst Rd, 754-5405
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
Little Union:
15510 County Rd 39, Lithia
634-4754
Salem Primitive:
14402 Salem Church Rd., Sydney
CATHOLIC
St. element: 1104 N. Alexander St,
752-8251
CHURCH OF CHRIST
N. Wilder Rd: 938 N. Wilder Rd,
752-2771
Cork. Cork Road, 752-1521
Laura St: 1310 E. Laura St,
752-2858
Springhead: Wiggins Rd,
754-1485
CHRISTIAN
(Disciples of Christ)
First: 2108 Thonotosassa Rd,
752-5385
Cornerstone Christian:
McntosbRd,NofSR574
CHRISTIAR METHODIST
EPISCOPAL
New Grace: 1214 E. Laura St
CHURBCaOF GOD
(Cleveland, Tenn.)
Calvary CommunityW

5209 Smith-Ryals Rd
Dover: Downing St, 659-2900
Plant City: 2103 Mudlake Rd.
752-4591
Turkey Creek: Turkey Creek Rd
at SR 60, 737-1331
Thonotosassa:
1702 N. Taylor Rd, 986-1916
CHURCH OF GOD
(Anderson; Indiana)
Kingsway First: 2808 Kinsway N.,
Seffner, 657-7500
Plant City: Grace Fellowship
713Alsobrook St, 3618190
First: N. Gordon and Baker St,
752-6438
Gospel Tabernacle:
.Alien & Ilaines 51
EPISCOPAL
St. Peter's: 301.V. Carev St.
752-5061
HOLINESS
Deliterance tabernacle:
808 I. Grant St.
Refuge Church of Our lord:
"28 W. Ball St.
INDEPENDENT
Full Gospel tabernacle:
2311 Sammonds Rd. "5i-3843
Restoration ,tssembl,:
106 S. Evers St.
frangeliss forJesus Tabernacle:
SR 5"j. F. of Dover. 659-0102
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
Christian Growth (enter:
1310 N. Shannoi, "19-2909
Covenant Bible Church:
1408 E. iomlin St, "54-1133
Deeper life Fellowship:
Comilla Rd. W of SR 39 N.
Retival Outreach (enter:
225 V. Dover Rd, 681-.2250
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
Kingdom Hall:
3202 N. MarylandAve, 752-3345
LATTER-DAY SAINTS
Church of esus Christ LDS:
1805 N. Park Ad, 752-6364
LUTHERAN
Hope LCMS: 2001 Park Bhid,
752-4622
Lord of Life ELCA:
2104 Mud Lake Rd, 752-606i
NAZARENE
Wagoner Memorial:
2402 Mud Lake Rd, 752-"863
NON-DENOMINATIONAL
Calvary Chapel of Plant City:
2102 N. Park Rd, 892-0510
Full Gospel Fellowship:
W. McLin Ave.
Full Gospel Tabernacle:
2311 Sammonds Rd, 754-38-3
Impact Family Worship Center:
Meets at Seffner Elementary
School, 657-7914
Kainos International
Church of Florida:
902 E. Renfo St. 764-0929
Greater Love Christian Center:
1109 N. Franklin St, 759-8270
Tampa Bible Fellowship:
10201 E HillsborogAre.
754-2674
lnity Christ Chrch
1911 N. Gordon St, 659-2624
Touman's Praise and Worship
Center US. 92E

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PENTECOSTAL
Christian life .Issembl.:
31205. Miller Rd., 65"-480(2
living Waters Foursquare
Church: 602 S. firers St. 59-0528
New Hope orsbhip (enter:
803 W. Mabonev St, -5"-6123
New life Temple Pentecostal
Church of 6od:
3301 (lemons Rd. '54-"088
PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS
Dover: Moore's Lake & Holiness
(Church ld. 659-1301
(Church of the luring God:
1102 frier St. "'5-5840
PRESBYTERIAN
[rangellcal Plant Cil'v:
I 0" (barlie Griffin Rd. "59-9383
First Presbrierlan Plant Citr:
04i W. Reywolds St. "52-.211
SANCTIFIED HOLINESS
Walk with God Itinistnr:
15140 SR 5"1, Dover. 959-0930
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
Plant City: 2203 Strawberry Dr.
752-169-1
SOUTHERN METHODIST
First: 103 E Johnson Rd,
"54-5968
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
St. Mark United Church:
2914- llthia-Pinecrest Ad..
I'alrico. 685-0998
UNITED METHODIST
Cork: -i815 W Sam Allen Rd.
754-3233
Dover First: Moore's Lake Rd at
Methodist Church Rd, 659-1415
First Plant City: 303 N. Frers St.
754-3519
Grace: 1801 F. Cherry St.
659-3718
Sunset Heights: Walter Dr.
754-2441
Springhead: 2305 Sparkman Rd.
752-5751
St. Luke: 809 E. Laura St,
75"-6051
Thonotosassa: Fort King Hwuy at
Mistletoe Dr, 986-7135
Trinitv Plant City: 402 W.
English St. 752-9316

St. Clement
Catholic Church
Saturday Vigil Mass:
5pm English, 6:30pm Spanish
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San Jose Mission
3224 San Jose Mission Dr.
(Off of 574 Dover)
Sunday Masses
7am,10:30am & 12:15pm English
8:30am & 7pm Spanish
1104 N. Alexander St.
Plant City, FL 33563 Wtf
(Off 1-4, Exit 21 South)
(813)752-8251
St. Clement Preschool
Accepting ages 3 to 5 years old
(813)754-1237 or (813)478-1185

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documents is to store the
originals in a safe-deposit box
at a bank:
* Choose a bank that is some
distance from your home to

lessen the chance of your
home and the bank suffering
the same disaster.
* Be sure to get a listing of all of
your bank's branch locations,
addresses and phone numbers.
* Prepare photocopies of all the
documents:in the safe-deposit
box and place them in an
evacuation box (preferably a
fire-proof box).
* Store your evacuation box in

your home someplace that you
can get to easily. Take it with
you when you evacuate.
* Go through your safe deposit
and evacuation boxes once
or twice a year to keep them
up-to-date.
* Have written instructions
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Copies ofhealth insurance
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* Photocopy of driver's license
* Birth; Death and Marriage
certificates
Social Security card
Passport
* Will and living will
* Mortgage/property deeds
* Adoption papers
* Military records
* Car titles
*Trust documents
*Tax returns)
* Written instructions for family
members
List of emergency contacts,
(family, friends, lawyer, financial
advisors, etc.)
Personal property inventory
(item description, serial #, receipt and
photograph or video)
For evacuation box only:
* Safe-deposit box information
(location, contents and key) .
Cash, a few rolls of quarters
and traveler's checks
Other documents to
consider:
* Home improvement records
/receipts
Warranties and receipts for
major purchases
Appraisals of jewelry,
collectibles, artwork, etc.
Credit card records
Retirement account records
Recent checking, savings
and investment account
statements
Rental agreement and/or lease
A recent pay stub and
employee benefits information
Backup disks of critical
computerized information
Negatives of irreplaceable
personal photographs (use
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The boating community
frequently suffers large losses
when aihurricane comes ashore.
The boat owner in particular must
stay up-to-date on the latest
forecasts and positions of tropical
storms and hurricanes, and be
ready to act long before the storm
makes its final approach

General Preparation
Before Hurricane Season
* Keep insurance policy up-to-
date.
*Take photos and keep a written
description of the vessel.
* Keep vessel in good condition.
Check bilge pump, electronics,
marine hardware and keep
batteries charged.
Remove electronic gear and
loose items from the boat.

Boats on Land
*Take vessels out of water if
possible.
Park the trailer close to a

building, or in a garage. Attach
the boat to the trailer tongue
and to a firm spot in the ground.
You can partially fill the boat
with water for weight, but do
not allow the water to touch the
engine or batteries.
* Protect trailer springs from the
additional weight by placing
wood blocks between the
frame and the axle.

Boats in Water
* If you leave your vessel in a
marina, double all lines. Rig
crossing spring lines fore and
aft. Attach lines on the highest
pilings possible to allow for
storm surge.
* It is safer to move vessels into a
river or as far inland as possible,
as opposed to keeping vessels
in a bay. Boats will receive
less of a beating because of
the protection from the storm
surge.
* Check bilge area for loose
debris that may get caught
below.i:he auto switch. If
debris'gts caught under the
switch, the pump won't shut
off thus draining your battery.
Consequently your vessel is in

danger of taking on too much
water.
* Make sure vessel's fuel tank
is full and fill any empty water
tanks.
* Ensure your vessel is as
watertight as possible.
* It can be dangerous tying up a
vessel by yourself. Ask for help
and help others. All it takes is
one boat incorrectly tied up to
damage many in the harbor or
marina.

OCfshore Boatersg D'jurm

* Never stay on board any vessel
during a tropical storm or
hurricane.
* If you are out on the water,
head back to a safe port.
* High seas and large ocean
swells will move into the
offshore waters well in advance
of the wind field associated
with the hurricane. Do not
be fooled, swells of 10 or 20
feet will test even the most
seasoned boater.
Should you need assistance
at sea, call the Coast Guard as
soon as possible.

Waste

Matters
!Z pr-\, c meaning and yard
work can'generate a lot of debris
and unwanted items that can
pose a real danger during a
hurricane. Here are a couple of
waste related things to keep in
mind when you're cleaning up
around your home.
PrE E-mrr Season
Ms te'anc.e
* Contact your waste collector
about removing bulky waste
and discarding your unwanted
items.
Cut back your trees and weak
branches that could come in
contact with your home or your
building. Be careful of power
lines.
*Thin the foliage of your
landscaping so the wind can
flow freely through branches,
decreasing the chance that
plants will be uprooted.
*Take advantage of your
regular collection days for tree
trimmings and yard waste.
Don't let waste pile up. Always

follow the 6 ft/50 lbs rule:
bundles of yard waste cannot
exceed 50 pounds or 6 feet
in any direction. Remember,
waste is collected by hand labor.
As the Storm-,
Approaches
* Don't trim trees once a
Hurricane Watch or Warning
is announced. This should be
done before a Watch or Warning
is announced.
Don't take trash to the curb,
transfer stations or landfills
during a hurricane Watch or
Warning period. Services will
be suspended and facilities may
close early to prepare for the
storm.
After the Storm Has
Passed
*Watch News Channel 8 for
service and bulletin information.
All services will resume as
soon as possible after an
emergency, although it may
be several weeks before yard
waste can be removed. A public
announcement will be made
when services will resume their
normal schedule.
Keep household garbage
separate from other waste
materials in securely tied
plastic (not paper) bags. This
will prevent it from becoming a
health hazard should there be
a delay in garbage collection.
Remember, garbage collection
will always take priority over
other waste collection services.
Place small debris, loose items
and household garbage in
garbage cans or plastic bags.
(Weight limit is still 50 Ibs)
Don't place debris near a fence,
mailbox, power line equipment,
poles, transformers or downed
electrical wiring.
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resident of this area. He was a heavy
equipment operator.
He is survived by his mother, Mary
E. Barnes of Dover; his father, Bennie
F. and wife Margaret of Plant City; two
daughters, Darlene Fairbanks of Bra-
denton and Chelsea Chancey of
Sydney; a brother, James D. Bames of
Thonotosassa; two sisters, Pat Hun-
zeker of Lithia and Beverly Cochran of
Turkey Creek; one grandchild; and two
great-grandchildren.
Hopewell Funeral Home.
Gale
Archie Dallas Gale, 84, of Plant City
died July 14.
He was born in Geneva County, Ala.,
and was a retired supervisor for Mobile.
Oil Co. He was a World War II U.S.
Army veteran. He is survived by his
wife, Lillie; two sons, Archie Jr. of Fort
Meade and Tim of Plant City; three
daughters, Glenda Cornett of Lake-

land, and Rosena Campbell and Judy
Fowler, both of Plant City; a brother,
Clayton of Newberry; two stepdaugh-
ters; nine grandchildren; five great-
grandchildren; five stepgrandchildren;
and six stepgreat-grandchildren.
Wells Memorial Funeral Home.
Olds
Jennie Lindsey Olds, 90, of Plant City
died July 8.
She was born in Cookville, Tenn.,
and was a longtime resident of the
Plant City area. She was a homemaker.
She is survived by her husband,
Alvie; two daughters, Shirley LaCrone
and Wilma Hutcheson, both of Plant
City; a stepson, Larry of Plant City; two
stepdaughters, Roberta Jenison and
Melinda Manis, both of Marianna; 15
grandchildren; and 16 great-grand-
children. Hopewell Funeral Home.
Procchi
Carolyn Procchi, 83, of Plant City
died July 18.
She was born in Plant City and was a

lifelong resident. She was a secretary
for 20 years for the law firm of Trinkle,
Redman, et. al. in Plant City.
She was a member of Knights Bapt-
ist Church. She is survived by a brother,
Cody Sutherland of Winter Haven; two
sisters, Ardelle Brock and Merreim
Bush, both of Plant City; and numer-
ous nieces and nephews.
Haught Funeral Home.
Snoddon
Patricia R. Snoddon, 76, of Plant City
died July 9.
She was bom in Chicago, and moved
here from St. Clare Shore, Mich.
She was a cashier and a Lutheran.
She is survived by her husband,
Robert Sr.; a son, Robert Jr. of Califor-
nia; two daughters, Jill of Plant City
and Pamela Gillean of Idaho; and a
grandchild.
Wells Memorial Funeral Home.
Spangler
Jacqueline J. Spangler, 74, of Dover
died June 17.

She was born in Flint, Mich. She was
employed by Glass Works and was a
member of Shiloh Baptist Church.
She is survived by four sons, David
Hoy, Greg Hoy, Christopher Spangler
and Ray Spangler; three daughters,
Amy Bums, Barbara Spangler and
Martha Spangler; a brother, Mike Rau;
and 13 grandchildren.
Wells Memorial Funeral Home.
Webb
Lorene Mercer Webb, 89, of Dover
died July 11.
She was born in Alabama and moved
here in 1945.
She was a beautician and was a
member of Plant City First Church of
God, where she was a choir member
and taught Sunday school.
She is survived by two sons, Dwight
T. Jr. of Plant City and Edward D. of
Brandon; a brother, Warner Mercer of
Cullman, Ala.; two sisters, Eloise
Morris of Hartsell, Ala., and Inez Wil-
kins of Alabama; five grandchildren;
and two great-grandchildren.
Haught Funeral Home.

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PCHS cheerleading tryouts
Plant City High School, 1
Raider Place, will have
cheerleading tryouts Aug. 1 from
3:15 to 5 p.m. in the school's
mall area.
Registration will be July 28-29
from 4 to 5:30 p.m. and Aug. 1-2
from 5 to 5:30 p.m. All paper-
work is available in the school's
main office.
Call: 757-9370.

Mature drivers wanted
An AARP "55 Alive" driver
safety class will be offered Aug.
3-4 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at
South Florida Baptist Hospital,
301 N. Alexander St. Registra-
tion: 754-4444.

Bike Fest
The Greater Plant City Cham-
ber of Commerce hosts its Bike

Creative

Fest the first Saturday of every
month from 5 to 9 p.m. in and
around McCall Park, 100 N.
Collins St.
The next fest will be Aug. 6.
Unity fundraiser
Unity in the Community, a
fundraising group whose
mission is to help feed Plant
City's needy, offers food during
the Bike Fest and Strawberry
Classic Car Show at the Plant
City Community Bingo Hall, 105
Arden Mays Blvd., from 5 to 9
p.m.
The next sale will be during
the Aug. 2 Bike Fest.
Call: 752-1275. -
Car show
The Plant City Chamber of
Commerce hosts the Strawberry
Classic Car Show in downtown
near McCall Park on the third
Saturday of every month from 4
to 9 p.m.
The next show will be Aug. 20.
YMCA Strong Leader fundraiser
The Plant City Family YMCA

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will present its third annual
Strong Leader award to former
City Commissioner Randy
Larson Aug. 25 at the Ramada
Inn Plantation House, 2011 N.
Wheeler St.
Social time will begin at 6:30
p.m., with dinner at 7.
Tickets are $75 per person or
$1,000 for a corporate table with
eight seats.
Proceeds benefit Plant City's
YMCA.
Call: 757-6677.

Celebration for Life Banquet
The Celebration for Life Ban-
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tickets are $40.
Call: 759-0886.

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The Plant City 9-10 all-star team won the Section 4 tournament in Dade City
Sunday to advance to the state tournament this weekend. In front, from left, are
Leann Farkas, Hannah Boles, Kristen Wyckoff, Lindsey Farkas, Stephanie Taylor,
Kasie Mills, Jordan Bowers, Kayla Chandler, Rachel Dwyer, Brooke Freeman and
Alex Arnold. In back, from left, are manager Clay Wyckoff and coaches Jeff
Freeman and Scott Taylor.

2 Teams Reach State

9-10,11-YEAR-OLDS ADVANCE
By DAREK SHARP
dsharp@mediageneral.com
It was already hot enough, so the
softball all-star teams from Plant City
Little League were in no mood to sweat
out any tiebreakers.
No extra perspiration was necessary
for either the 9-10 or the 11-year-old
Plant City squads, which both went 2-0
last weekend in Dade City to claim
Section 4 tournament championships.
Up next is a shot at a state title. Plant
City will go for a second straight state
crown in the 9-10 category in that age
group's tournament, which takes place
at the East Orange complex outside of
Orlando. At the same time, the 11-
year-olds, a team that has six players
from last year's 9-10 group, will be
playing their state tournament a little
closer to home at the Bloomingdale
Little League complex.
In both age groups, there is no step
beyond state so winning this weekend
will be the ultimate achievement.
Ken Gmytruk, coach of the 11-year-
old team, had a very unique situation
to deal with in Dade City. Since no
other Little League franchise in Dis-
trict 4 fielded an 11-year-old squad,
Plant City was automatically named
the district champion. That was nice,
but there was one problem.
"Friday night was our first game in
two months," he said. "The only game
we had was a scrimmage against the
9-10 team, and that was only three
innings. One of the things that helped
me was the six girls from the 9-10
team."
Plant City had a simple approach,
using its speed to lay down bunts, forc-
ing the opponent to make the play and
more often than not it worked. Led by
Allie Goodrich's 1.000 on-base per-
centage (10 plate appearances, 10
times reaching base) and a defense
that committed no errors, Plant City
was able to outscore Bloomingdale,
15-9, and Land O' Lakes, 14-4.
The 9-10 team again got great work
from its top two pitchers, Kristen
Wyckoff and Rachel Dwyer. Wycoff
struck out nine and also scored four
runs in a 10-1 win over Pinecrest
Friday. The game was 2-1 until Plant
City scored four times in the bottom of
the third, with Kayla Chandler clearing
the bases with a double. In Sunday's

clinching 11-1 win against Dade City,
Lindsey Farkas hit a home run- and
Dwyer tossed a no-hitter.
Going back to the district tourna-
ment, the pitching duo has given up a
total of two hits in five games. Coach
Clay Wyckoff will have to dip deeper
into his pitching staff this weekend.
"But so does everybody else," he
said. "The good news is I have six girls
that I can throw out there."
Little League rules state a player
must wait a game and (more impor-
tantly) a day between being able to
pitch. Plant City's first game in pool
play is Friday at 5 p.m., then it plays
twice on Saturday. The top two finish-
ers from each four-team pool advance
to Sunday's semifinal, with the state
championship to be played Monday.
Wyckoff's plan is to throw Dwyer in
the first game, then Kristen Wyckoff
against the stronger opponent Satur-
day, which would leave Dwyer able to
throw in a potential semifinal and
Wycoff again available for the title
game.
Gmytruk won't have to do as much
maneuvering, since the 11-year-old
schedule does not call for a team to
play twice in a day. He can simply
alternate top two pitchers Morgan
Gmytruk and Emily Godheim. Those
two, along with Goodrich, Maria
Garcia, Makensie McAvoy and Virginia
Bochy, were on the 2004 state 9-10
champs. Bochy was a late replacement
for Jenna Kirk, who broke her wrist in
practice last week.
Plant City's 11-year-olds open up
Saturday at 9 a.m. then have another
game Sunday morning. They wrap up
pool play Monday at 6. The semifinals
are Tuesday with the championship
game the following day.
Though the 9-10 year old team has
not traveled to Bithlo, the city where
its state tournament is located, one of
the team parents, Pam Chandler,
made the trip Monday to scout out the
location.
"It's a really nice complex, good
fields. We even have a little practice
area. We should be in good shape,"
Wyckoff said.
Four other Plant City teams won
district titles to earn a trip to Dade
City. The Major softball team fell 6-2 to
Bloomingdale on Friday, then
rebounded with a 5-1 win over Land 0'
Lakes but had to settle for second after
Bloomingdale beat Land O' Lakes.

Photo courtesy of Steve Givens

Bulldog all-stars roll
The Plant City 8-and-under Bulldogs machine-pitch baseball team played
well at three different all-star tournaments in June. The team finished
second at. a tournament in Eagle Lake, then won the Auburndale Rookie
Invitational Tournament and another tourney in Bartow. The Bulldogs beat
the Lakeland Bullets in the championship game in both of its winning
efforts. In front, from left, are Reid Adams, Quinton Williams, Cole Rogers,
Andrew Hakkarainen and Nuno Ontiveros. In the middle, from left, are Josh
Gude, Ryan VanValkenberg, Dalton Givens, Cam Knight and Trey Matthews.
In back, from left, are coaches Mark Rogers, John Knight, Tommy Matthews
and Steve Givens.

Photo courtesy Plant City Major girls all-stars

Major champions
The Plant City Little League Major girls all-stars are District 4 champions.
At the Section 4 tournament, the girls lost a close game against Blooming-
dale, 6-2, and beat Land 0' Lakes, 5-1. They are, in front, from left, Ceci
Fussell, Megan Bradshaw, Chelsea Hanks, Alix Hooker, Stefone Nelson and
Taylor Storey. In the middle, from left, are Amanda Polk, Analise Coffee,
Kellsey Bruner, Regan Knotts, Calli Jo Parker and Michelle Devera. In back,
from left, are coach William Hanks, manager Andy Knotts and coach Kyle
Bruner.

Schools To Host Sports Meetings

Staff Report
Students who plan to try out for any
of the fall sports teams at Plant City
and Durant high schools are strongly
urged to attend the informational ses-
sions scheduled for next week.
Plant City High holds its meeting on
July 26 at 6:30 p.m. in the school gym-
nasium. Because practice will begin
Aug. 1, before school starts, the proper

paperwork must be filled out before
student-athletes can compete. Stu-
dents can pick up these required forms
at the meeting.
Call 757-9370, Ext. 224, for more
information.
Durant High School will hold its
informational fall sports meeting in the
school auditorium on July 28 at 6 p.m.

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-2.5ba, 1776sf home,
Wrap a round porch,
lac. 18801 Red Bird Ln.
S295K Open House
Sun.3-6pm 813-477-2088
PLANTCITY, 3BR/2BA FR
1182 sf, new cabinets &
counter tops, new paint
inside, Storage shed
Fenced back yard Lot
70X100 mol.$145K OBO.
813-478-3800
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Creek 2-story HOUSE
FOR SALE/LEASE OP-
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huge mstr bd, 5br, 3ba,
2cg. apple incl, Asking
$36kneg. 813-789-0270
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allowed, 4br 3ba, nearly
lac. $320K South Shore
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813-948-3108
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lease 150 to 3000 sq ft, 207 u Triplexvac, Pets OK, Water 2brlb 4908 Durant Rd.l
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813-299-6516 1 1400sf, 2br,2ba, dua l.813-789-8304
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new building 1000- 3bd 2ba, pool boat tially furnshnd, after, lbdrm parkModel, fu
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or (727)215-6301 $1595/mo. 813-645-6985 HYDE PARK-2bdrm, 2ba, LITHIA PINECREST 2br,
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space. Great rate. Rent Bayort/E. Oldsmar W. a.,ble br/1 ad es- (813) 626-0820
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0a CairSunny/ grit, new car- todaysClass ie section!
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OFFICE.'WAREHOUSE 3b a d yrd, ba, newly renovated, lot $575 month plus
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roiIwooa area. No Auto laundryAerasedNschoolo $1,400/mont o 813468-5005
repair. R.E.A.C.T L. security system. Aval 813-48-8514oremail
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4br,3ba,2cggreatneigh- SHORE 15th Floor 2br
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pool$1900/mo+sec sqtt unit for lease w. 219 Homestes
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Tree Garden Service Sale 813-829-8069 M crybay. $3000 month
lease. 813-829-8069 351 3 MONTHS FREE LOT
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4br+study,3ba,3cg, on RIVERVIEW-New lake- rent in a small country
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1 8,- gj Property upgraded kitchen, near 3/2, beaut I lake scen-
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S Tawn care. 941-704-8681 out, incl al Speal Lots For Rent
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28 THE COURIER JULY 21, 2005

1410 1 Furniture I 14161 Appliances |
APPLIANCES BEST PRIC-
FUTON ES IN TOWN! Large se-
Medium oak, honey fin- election of washers dry-
ish, 9 layer matt, new in ers, stoves & refgera-
box, cost $625, sell $285 tos.$79.50& up. War-
813-293-1743 gae
yourdea l. 45y o e
Grandfathers Clockd 7 4 a i77
Sleigh w/moondial and 8307 Armenia 933-8288.
chimes. Dk wood. Per-
fect condition, 4 yrs APPLIANCES from Model
new. $800.813-982-1353 Home, Refrigerator,
IVN ROOM and bed' D/W Oven & Washer&
LIVING ROOM and bed- r. WiI separate,
room sets, new condi- C allforprice.
tion, asking $900 for **813-966-5534**
both. Please call
813-215-2885 **APPLIANCES **
MATRESSDLCOM USED WITH WARRANTY
MATTRSSDR.COM From$99*
WholesaleShowroom AUTHORIZED MAYTAG
7924 W. Hills. Best AUTHW. KennedyAG
Prices. TEMPUR-PEDIC, 4 281-0777 edy
Mem. Foam Adjustables PARTS TODAY
& Air. 813-889-9020 11900 N.Nebraska
MATTRESSES 972-4242
Ssts n Mom & Pops Applianc-
3 sets, double sided pil- es $75& up W/ Stove
low top, with warranty. & efr.1001430thSt.
Never used. Can deliver. Free Delivery
King set-$3275 813-632-9620; 335-5788
Full set-$240 REFRIGERATOR-Maytag
813-293-7621 side by side, black, ice
81329-761 and water, transferable
warranty, $850. Call
MEMORY FOAM 813-657- 437
mattress $399. any sz VACUUM RAINBOW SE
727-447-0957 with attachments, Ex-
813-612-5911 cellent condition, used
SALE! Wicker Dining Rm ery little. $325
Living &BedrmSeFs. 'W 813-907-1756'
Patio furniture, accesso- WASHER and Dryer, one
ries & gifts. Call Forever yr. old, rarely used,
Wicker 813-948-4802 $400 OBO,
SECTIONAL & Chair (813)716-4772
Great Condition, off
white fabric. $400 Washer & Dryer- Coin
813-891-1860 Operated. Kenmores

SLEIGH BED, King size,
mattress & box springs.
Orig $2600. Used very
little, Exc. cond. $895.
Call 813-238-6763
TABLES, chairs, lamps,
book cases, futons (2),
computer table, big
screen TV. Moving,
must sell, 813-663-9352
UNCLAIMED
LAYAWAY
MATRESS SALE
Twin set no flip $100.
full set no flip $149.
Qz set no flip $169.
Sofa & Loveseat, Over-
stuffed earthtones. Reg
price $995. Pay off bal-
ance $395. or assume
$20. payments
B&B OUTLET
115S.EVERSST
PLANT CITY 813-759-8864
Youth bedroom set like
new, dark oak, 6 pc,
(twin bed with head-
board). Must go! $700.
813-994-2424.
MONSTER Moving sale!
Phenomenal prices for
brand new pool table;
entertainment ctr, On sz
bed, Bedroom set, DRta-
ble Ithr couches & chr &
coffee/end tables. Call
813-785-4032 S.Tampa
1415 1 Carpeting I
Really nice carpet in very
Sood condition. More
than 80 yards. Coral/
Mauve Green. $250.
813-960-1839 610-0678.
14161 Appliances I
APPLIANCES BEST PRIC-
ES IN TOWN! Large se-
lection of washers, dry-
ers, stoves & rerngera-
tors. $79.50 & up. War-
ranty & delivery in run-
its. Dont gamble, know
your dealer! 45ys exp!
7604Broadway626-7787
8307 Armenia 933-8288.
CLASSIFIED
IS ACCESSIBLE

matching set. Excellent
Condition. $200.
Call 941-722-2518.

WASHER & DRYER
Nice condition with war-
ranty $200. Can Deliver.
813-626-3754

WASHER OR DRYER
$100 Great condition
Can deliver w/warranty.
Don 813-300-6714-
WHIRLPOOL W/D, GOOD
CONDITION. $200.
813-986-6964
417 Telephones/
41" Pagers
Business Phone Systems
New & Used, Installed
1 Year Warranty, AT&T,
Norstar, voice mail.
20 yrs exp. 813-985-5011

418 Air
418 Conditioners

A/C New in Box
Complete Sys Installed
2 ton $1695 2 ton $1795
3 ton $1895 31/ ton
$1995 -4 ton $2095
5 ton $2195
5 yr warranty on all parts
Used AC's avail. 21yrs exp
State Certified.
Lic CAC057499 Call Mike:
813-661-2207
AC/HEAT PUMP Systems
Clearance on all 10-12
seer split systems, new
in box with factory
warranty @ wholesale
prices, sample: Split
2ton $726 3ton $825
4ton $1055,Free Delivery
352-302-2879
Summer Special! A/C
new in box. 5 yr Fact
Warrty All Homes Siz-
es: M.Homes, 2-ton
$910, 21/2 -ton $960,- 3-
ton $1005-3% -ton 1070
Prof. Install Lic RMOO-
31291 813/453-9033
SADDLED WITH HORSES?
Advertise in class 525 and
buyers will gallop to
vourstable!

Brandon 845 E. Bloomingdale Ave.
Brandon 901 W. Brandon Blvd.
Land 0' Lakes 2133 Collier Pkwy.
Lutz- 17808 N. Dale Mabry Hwy.
Plant City -102 Henry Ave.
Plant City 2313 Thonotosassa Rd.

14'18A
I Conditioners
NEW"S/DENT
RECONDITIONED UNITS
You Deserve the Best
Prices, Service & In-
stalls.We Do t Right The
First Time! #RA0039944
REMINGTON AIR 971-2206
NEW "" S/DENT
RECONDITIONED UNITS
You Deserve the Best
Prices, Service & In-
stalls. We Do It Right The
First Time! #RA0039944
REMINGTON AIR 971-2206
Used Mobile Home &Cen-
tral Systems. 2-5 tons.
$200 & up w/warranty.
Can Instal1. Repair work
also. NTA CAC 1813656.
813-748-9265
n Musical
420u Instruments

BASS & GUITARS
BAYAREA'S BEST!
NEW -USED-VINTAGE
REPAIRS LESSONS
BUY SELL- TRADE
LEGENDS 813-348-0688.

BASS & GUITARS
BAY AREA'S BEST!
NEW USED VINTAGE
REPAIRS LESSONS
BUY SELL-TRADE
LEGENDS* 813-348-0688.
DJ Equipment- (2)
Technics 1200's. Vestax
05Pro. (2) Shure, M44-7.
100's of records. $1400
OBO. Call 813-782-6884.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Piano and bench, Young
Chang upright, satin
walnu finish, excellent
condition, tuned annu-
ally for 18 years. $1,500
(813) 831-2635
ORGAN Hammond A-101
w/Leslie Speaker Same
as B-3 except different
cabinet. Just serviced.
$3,895 727-215-5703
PIANO All Models
New Location
Grand Opening Sale!
Best Prices/Warranty
Spinets from............. $695
Grands from............ $1695
Adams Pianos 632-8600
PIANO, Kimball Artist
Console, Upright, Like
New. $1490 obo.
813-258-6222 or
813-240-5298
PIANO SALE
Specials/Close Outs
Most Popular Brands
Incl. CD Player Grands
Owner/Operator 27 Yrs
Best Prices & Value
Call 813-855-1227
PIANO-STEINWAY an-
tique (1873) upright, ex-
cellent condition, excel-
lent buy (moving)
$2950obo (941) 756-767d
PIANOS Yamaha Baby
Grand, black polish, 5.8,
plays & sounds great.
$5500. Chicory Baby
Grand, Mahoghanynice
cond, $2500.
727-341-0938
VIOLINS New $100 Ger-
man $150. Viola $150.
Cellos $319. Cases &
Bows. Mandolins $120.
Guitars $150. Trumpets
Clarinets & Flutes $199
Del avail 813-655-6554
Low cost, expert repairs

424 Radio, TV, &
I"" Stereo I

BIG SCREEN REPAIR
SERVICE CALLS
MARK ELECTRONICS
PLANTCITY
813-717-9700
813-416-4451
I WANT TO BUY non-
working Big Screen
Televisions. Please
Call 813-986-1229

Tampa -7319 W. Waters Ave.
Tampa -12105 W. Linebaugh Ave.
Tampa 7717 W. Hillsborough Ave.
Tampa 614 S. Howard Ave.
Tampa 1155 S. Dale Mabry Hwy.
Tampa 3642 Gandy Blvd.
Tampa 8416 N. Armenia Ave.
Tampa 5501 N. Armenia Ave.
Tampa 14444 N. Dale Mabry Hwy.
Tampa -13182 N. Dale Mabry Hwy.
Tampa -12059 Anderson Rd.
Tampa -13610 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.
Tampa -19070 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.
Tampa 2525 Busch Blvd.

424 Radio, TV, &
4241 Stereo I
INFINITY KAPPA 9 Mint
condition, incredible
sound. 5 foot tall, All oak
$1,100 (813)240-8866

JESSE DOLLAR Sales. New
& used merchandise
Tuesday Saturday 9-7.
10018 N. 30th St., Tampa
33612. Across from Busch
Gardens. 813-975-2829.
TV-Big Screen 57"
Phillips HD TV wide
screen, 2 yrs old. War-
ranty avail. $1000 firm.
813-983-0128 732-3235
425 Video Rec I
Equip

Video Magnifier
Bravo, BW, camera,
MSRP used $1700 for
$550 813-961-8189
428 Medical
428 1 Equip.

Amps, DJ Equip, Speakers
Wireless Mics, Lighting,
Best Rental Selection in
Bay Area. Ask about our
do it yourself DJ pkg.
Beamworks Inc. Rentals
& Sales. (813)855-0709
beamworksinc.com

SCOOTER
4 wheels, Jet 3 Ultra,
barely used, $900.
813-659-6134
Scooter Pride Legend, 3
yrs old, excellent. $850
obo.
813-645-9813
4.3 Office Equip.
430 & Furniture

Arm Chairs Desks Files
Used Office Furniture
Specialist. Commercial
Qlty. At wholesale pric-
es EOF 813-877-9400
Business Phone Systems
New & Used, Installed
1 Y\.5r Warrjrkt ATT.
Nio : |t r. i ,:,,:, rruia, .
20 ,r .. Ir 9e. |01p1
Chairs! Cr,,r "' Cha ,r-_'
Over 500 used chairs in
-stock. Multi functional
mid bck chair $59; much
more! EOF 813-877-9317
Cubicles- Steel case
Herman Miller, Alisteel
and much more. 70% Off
Retail. 6x6 From $399.
EOF 13-877-9400
Desks! Files! Chairs!
Largest quality selection
in Tampa Bay area!!
Unbeatable $$! E.O.F.
813-877-9317
Files Files -Files
Commercial Grade & Qlty
5 Drawer Lat. Files $200
4 Drwr Vert. $49 like new
EOF 813-877-9400
Mailing System- Pitney
Bowes, Auto. Perf Cond,
Barely used. Print & ad-
dresses mail pieces.
Original price$12K, now
$3K 727-548-5600.
OFFICE FURNITURE &
MEDICAL SUPPLIES:
glass showcases,
chairs, clocks, mat-
tresses, Nuga machines,
massagers, gold/silver
bracelets, too much to
list! 7551 W. Hillsbor-
ough, Town N'Country
Plaza (comer of Hills.&
Hanley). 813-888-7672
We Buy Office Furniture!!
Top Dollar Paid $$
Economy Office Furniture
813-877-9317
300 Herman Miller A03,
6x6 Workstations.
Exc cond. Other Cubicles
available. Call for
details. 727-647-1853
CLASSIFIED
IS INFORMATIVE

I IComputers &
431 Equipment

AMD $99 Internet Ready
Computer. Laptops
starting at $149. New
systems starting at
$299.1031 W. Busch
PC Services 931.4976
AMD 2400+ New PC $399
256mb, 80gbHD, DVD
52XCDRW, Windows XP
One Year Warranty
ISORM.com Computers
14918 North Florida Ave
(813) 264-0408
APPLE, iMAC, G3
w/software, $150. G3
AIO w/software $100.
Perfect cond.
352-666-3730
COMPUTER REPAIR $45
*Flat rate, Not per hour*
ISORM: Mon-Satl 10 to 7.
14918 North Florida Ave
(813)264-0408

For Results -
Classified Ads
Laptop Sale $50 Off
Below WholeSale Dell
Unlimited Wireless Net
New/Used. Starting $299
CALL 813-468-5278
www.buzztech.net
Iq Commercial
432 Equipment

Storefront Counter,
beautiful, only 1 yr old.
Custom made, like new
$1000 obo. 813-684-9747

1,4 Restaurant/
43" Hotel Equip

BAKER'S PRIDE Pizza Ov-
ens HOBART 60 qt Mix-
er, 10x7 walk in cooler.
727-581-9293
HOBART Mixers, Glass
Door Coolers, Grills,
Stoves, Pizza Ovens, &
walk-in coolers. Call
727-581-9293
Want Ads
Store
435 Fixtures-
Equipment
Display case, glass front
& shelves. Fine
condition. $50.
813-788-9831
813-783-3850
MEAT CASES 12',8', 8'.
McCray, Full-Service,
$2900, Entire 28'
Line-Up. 813-760-2383

Shelving Showcases,
Clothes Racks.
Grid & Slat Wall.
Hardware & Glass Much
More. 813-628-4332
1.4 I Builder's
440 | Supplies
ABACA Wood/American
Oak Flooring Wholesale
from the Original Guy
who started in this sec-
tion. I buy flooring from
all over the world no
Middleman. I have more
products in stock than
anyone that will sell to
the public. Containers of
ramic starting at .99 sf.
Come where -the build-
ers & savvy buyers buy
flooring 1-813-918-2737
www.yeagerflooring.com
We also do expert Sand
& Finish work for your
worn out old looking
floor, Call us and we'll
come right over to mea-
sure ani make plans to
fill your needs. Yeager's
- Nobody beats our qual-
ity or service let alone
our price.
CABINETS, Kraftmaid,
shipped direct to your
home, wholesale prices,
Lifetime warranty.
813-657-7778

Tampa -14936 N. Flornda Ave
Tampa 2115 Hillsborough Ave., Unit B
Tampa 9309 N. 56th St
Tampa -16033 Tampa Palms Blvd., Suite 33
Valrico 2016 E. S.R60
Valrico- 3307 Lithia-Pinecrest Rd.
Seffner 806 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Wesley Chapel 5450 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.
Zephyrhills -7242 Gall Blvd.

PL

44 IBuilder's
Supplies
Concrete Pavers 2nds
from manufacturer
low price, Brooksville
call Sonya at
9 352-799-7933 www.
flagstonepavers.com
FLOORING
Prefinished oak, still in
boxes, 2308sf. @ $2.25/sf.
Will split, 813-318-9056
Granite Custom Counter-
tops: all sizes & colors.
High Quality, Great Ser-
vice, Low Prices.
727-741-5500
METAL ROOFING SAVE
$$ Buy Direct From
Manufacturer. 20 colors
in stock with all Accesso-
ries. Quick turn around!
Delivery Available. Toll
Free (888)393-0335.
MEXICANTILE*
ALL SIZES
FINISHED and RAW
813-884-6127* *
PECKY CYPRESS l"x8",
"xl0" & 1"x12" approx
200 linear ft. $7/ft.
Lakeland
863-816-9790
PIPES OD 1&11/16ths -
$2.50/ft, ID 1&7/16ths
OD &5/16ths, ID 1&1/4-
$1.50/ft, all 8'.
727-217-5075

444 Carport

i ,

24x24x9 $9,500
24x30x9 11e800
Both are enclosed
Concrete slabs, 36" door
& 2- 7x8 garage doors inst
Other sizes avail
813-788-3501 713-2333
Do you have good newsto
share with thousands
and thousands of peo-
ple? Place a Happy ad in
classified!
STEEL 18x21 Carport $695
installed; Buildings/
Sheds from $1,925. Al-
most Any Size Available
813-299-4790 681-5468
PORTABLE storage bidgs
built in youryard. 10x12
$1981,12x16$2976,16x24
$5526. Built to FL codes.
Call 813-380-4966
14451 Tools
TABLE SAW 10" &
RADIAL ARM SAW 10",
Craftsman. $40Q
813-886-3695 -
TABLE SAW
Jet brand, large contrac-
tor size w/vaccuum
bag. Exc cond. $500.
813-571-0144
4i Machinery &
| Heavy Equip.
DATA COLLECTION PC,
model 5055B, touch
screen monitor Win
2000 lic. certificate
brand new in box, paid
$5,300. Asking only
$2700obo (941) 504-006
Forklift-Tampa Forklift
since 1974. Parts, Svc.
Rentals NewUsed
Sales & Racking. 3221 N.
40th St 813-623-5251
Forklift-Tampa Forklift
since 1974. Parts, Svc.
Rentals NewUsed
Sales & Racking. 3221 N.
40th St. 813-623-5251
GENERATOR; new
Generac. 275kW Diesel.
3-phase, any voltage
needed, factory-me-
chanic start up. 2 year
warranty. In local
distributor warehouse.
Avail Immed. $29.000
813-985-2642
Spot Advertising Works
GENERATOR, Wheel-
house 5550 watts porta-
ble, used once $750 New
asking $550. 080.
813-267-1803

LATHE
16x60, $6900, used less
than 50 hrs. save over
$2000.813-334-7705
MACHINE SHOP
DOWNSIZING
Machines, tools & access.
for sale. 813-935-2799 or
813-841-5100
TRACTOR, Massey 240
w/front end loader, eco-
nomical Perkins diesel.
Asking $11,500. Con-
crete Mixer, stone $550.
813-982-9335/417-3087

14 Sp
lGoods
BASEBALL Pitching Ma-
chine. Up to 90 MPH
Curves, Sliders ATEC

BIG HORN GUN SAFE
24cf, 22 Long Guns, 50
min. @ 1200 deg. O7bs
103 W aters 935.9800
COBRAY Mac II. 9mm,
new, never fired, extras.
d500 obo. RUGER mini,
14 223Rem. model
t0180, new, never fired.
es.tra. 50 obo. Call:
813-354-5728
GUNS concealed permn
class S35, saJe cay gun
Taurus mill po Black
$299, all calibers
813-210-GUNS (4867)

450 s '
Goods
HUNT CLUB 3000 ac, no
camp, no dogs, deer &
hogs only, silver springs
fl, $1250/member,
352-208-3156,
352-351-1999, nites
352-843-8993
352-732-4656 (352)
351-5470
HUNT CLUB Green Top
2015 acres, southern
zone. Membership $700
Dublin GA
V 404-433-7342 9
MUZZLE Loader, Thomp-
son Center Omega, 45
cal. Camo/SS. w/Scope
& Access. $400
813-240-8641
Pool Table 4x8
Pro Series 1" Tournament
slate, K66, 100% gum
rubber rails, diamond
sights, carved cabinet,
new in box, never used.
Cost $3200, sell $1250.
Can deliver.
813-293-7621
South Georgia Hunt Club-
850 acres, cabin, 6-
member total, 1 spot
open. $1150
727-938-8837
SOUTH TPA'S Only Scuba,
Paintball & Firearm
Supply! Action Aquatics,
835-0062,2908 Gandy
Blvd. M-F, 11-7, Sat 10-5.
Spgfld XD9 $419. Spgfld
SOCOM $1599.99. Colt
Def. SS $849. Glock 21
w/hi-cap, NS $449. S&W
637 $389.813-685-2612
Still Hunting
6 or better in Nahunta Ga.
Dues $1100.
Call 904-645-1852

451 Exercise
5F Equipment
BOWFLEX SPORT 2 mos
old, Mint Condition!
Moving, Must Sell! $600
neg. Call Janet
813-643-0804
CHUCK NORRIS machi-
new w/attachments,
new, Cost $1400, Selling
$1000.813-654-1265

GYM MEMBERSHIPS (2)
for World Gym, 13
months. 24810 SR54,
Land O'Lakes. $850obo
for both. 813-251-8628
NAUTILUS/BOWFLEX
Nautilus/Bowflex TC-
3000 Tread Climber. Like
new, hardly used. Must
sell, will deliver to any-
where in the Bay area.
$60 (813) 672-2568
1455 Health
Products

LEVITRA VIAGRA Muscle
Relaxer!! Pain Relief!!
Order online: Pricebus-
terrx.com or 1/888-773-
6230 FDA approved drug
Soma, Tramadol, Cariso-
prodol, Fioricet, Viagra,
Levitra and more! US Li-
censed Physi-
cians/Pharmacist Over-
nightShipi.ng Including
iaurday elivery.
HEALTHCARE for
$59.93/month!!! NEW
LOW PRICE! For entire
Family! prescriptions,
Dental, Vision, Hospital-
zation, more! Pre-exist-
ing conditions OK! Call
. P.S. Family Healthcare!
(800)531-2630 sc. W1034
FAMILY HEALTHCARE w/
prescription plan!
$69.95/month. Nation-
wide Coverage. No limi-
tations. Includes: Doc-
tors, Dental, Vision, Hos-
pital & more! Everyone
Accepted! Call WCG
800-288-9214 ext. 2358
I Power
460 Mowers

Chopper 60" 20hp, fuel
inj./36" walker 20hp, ex-
tra belts, tires, blades
7500 obo. 813-967-3916

GRAVELY 1336 '04, W/B,
1500. Also Ex-Mark52"
,04, / $6000. Mulch-
ing Decks on Both. Exc.
Cond. 813-996-2459
JOHN DEERE LX 277 Twin
cyl Kawasaki, w/hy-
raulic 48" deck, low
hours, excellent condi-
tion39 $3,499"
813-962-8669
POWER MOWER, Scag 32
with Velkie, Kawasaki
engine, excellent condi-
tion, home owner use,
$1,oo000.813-957-1121
1465 Lawn & Grdn
BAHIA or Floratam Sod
delivered &seton sne.
LarkinTurf
DadeCiy.
352-567-6989
Rotor Tiller, Sears
Craftsman, rear tine,
5.5HP/17", like new
$350. 813-839-4934

4 1 Nuseries |
Trees
CHEAP LADIES
LADY PALMS
L7t (3-4 ft$32 4

Uc.#47226432 Email:
palmgirlfla@aolcom
You'll find value buys
advertised in Classified
each and every day

I4 1 Nurseries/ |
49 Trees
LIVE OAKS,
45 GAL,4"CAL,14'..$75
25GAL, 3" CAL, 12'..$50
15GAL,2"CAL, 8'..$25
748-8640 Reg #47220672
LIVE OAKS,
45 GAL, 4" CAL, 14'..$75
25GAL, 3"CAL, 12'..$50
15GAL, 2" CAL 8'..$25
748-8640 Reg #47220672
***Tropicals*
Mango Avacado*
*Guava* Lychee*
'" Palms *l
"Adonidia Travelers *
"Triangle Spindle *
'Bismark Foxtail *
#4722415 813-884-1927
1480 Dogs I
American Staff Terrier
Pups, blues, reds, biks.
Ch line, hith certs. Also
grown dogs. $350-$850.
813-494-6088,633-4041.
AUSTRAILIAN Shepherds
3 tri red males, HC, $175
(863) 701-7647/
863-370-3172 visit us
www.bcranch.net
AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD
pups, UKCI, See photos
www.mccartys
corgis.com
Call 352-591-2271
BEAGLE HOUND PUPPIES,
large hunting breed
parents on site, 1si
shots, $250. Call (813)
737-2680/(813)478-1853
BEAGLE PUPS AKC 4M/2F
Tri-color. Ready 7/17/05
http://www.zoom-
share.com/ -search
brbbeagles $400 (813)
715-7263
BICHON FRISE PUPPIES, 9
wks w/ health certs, non
shedding, great pets.
$485M/$575F Cash only.
Citrus Co, 352-726-9570
BOSTON TERRIER pup-
pies AKC reg'd health
certs, ready July 15th.
$500 cash
Call 863-859-0868
BOSTON TERRIERS, AKC,
males, 1st, shots, hlth
cert. black, white & (2)
w/brindle, ready July
20th, $600,352-442-0873
BOXER PUP AKC Flashy
fawn, 1 large gorgeous
male, POP. $650.
813-920-5616

Bull Terrior Pups- 5 weeks
old. All Males. Only 3
left! 1 Brindle & White
2 all White. 813-356-9371
or 813-239-6181.
BULLMASTIFF Puppies,
AKC, 1st shots, health
certificates 1 males, 1
female. $1200-$1560.
Call 813-601-1525
CHIHAUHUA PUPS-AKC,
M & F, awesome colors,
tiny &x-tiny, great lines,
350 & up. Call
813-363-5136
CHIHUAHUA, 2 males,
12 weeks old, health
certificate & first
shots, $350. each. Cash
813-967-2546
CHIHUAHUA PUPPY,
beautiful tri-color male.
Short hair, AKC, 1st
shots, ready. $400
0- 813-973-1069-n
COCKER SPANIELS-ACA
reg'd, 4 F, 1 M, 1st shots
& health certs, home
raised, Bomrn 5/31 must
see! Call 813-928-1908
COCKERS, AKC buff, 2
male left, -shots -ready
to go. $425.
813-728-6334.

Cockerspaniel- AKC, 8
weeks health
certificate, white
w/black, Male. $350.
Call 813-621-8180.
CORGI PEMBROKE AKC
Puppies, health certs.
Ready now; 2nd litter
ready in Sept C. Cards
OK (352) 523-1360
DACHSHUND PUPS, 3
males, 1 female, cream-
pie bald dachsund for
stud $300, rest $400 &
up. Call 813-240-0792
DACHSHUNDS MINI,
CKC shots, 3 males,
Black &tan and brown &
red. 8 weeks. Ready to
go. 813-433-436
Datsun Puppies,
AKC/CKC w/health
certificate, $450-650.
Call 813-391-4578 or
813-870-1997.
Doberman CKC pups, red
&black 51ea yJuly
claws. $450 taking dep
813-910-8667*43-4847
DOBERMAN PUPS, AKC,
Males $400, Females
$500.28w ol Ready to
go. 813-238-2030 or
813-951-2914
F e Bulldog Pups-
t M a. Rdyon 8/2,
AKC r champ bood
Males. $2200 Females.
Call 813-920-5932.
ENGLISH UASTIFF Beau-
3 Males2
$950 figrm.727-458- 38
GERMANSHEPHERDAKC,

OFA good KKL1. $750.
813-205-9336
When you search Classi-
fiedx itRs
FINDERSKEEPERS!

14801 |Dos I
GERMAN SHEPHERD,
AKC, Big Boned Pups/
Adults, Rich Colors &
Blacks, family oriented.
$650 & up (941)809-6242
GERMAN Shepherd pups
9 weeks, AKC, shots
health certs, CHAMPION
Sired. $750.
407-767-9567
GERMAN SHEPPERDS,
Pups AKC Re, Health
Cert., 2-Blk & -Choc,
Pure Breed, Parents
AKC Reg. & BIk
$500-$700,813-996-4645
GERMAN Shorthair Point-
ers AKC, sire-FC/AFC,
dame-champion pedi-
gree Hth cert, 1st shots,
etc. Ready 7/30. 813-
546-7061/352-583-0331
Golden Doodle Pups 2 yr
written hith guarantee.
Ready 8112. $1000. Now
taking dep. Delivery to
Tpa area 931-528-2690
GOLDEN Retriever Pups,
AKC Reg, Grand Champ
Bloodlines Parents HIP
CertHealth Cert. $900
352-307-1207/427-6080
Golden Retriever pup-
ies, purebred papered
WKS old w/health cer-
tificate $400 (352)
795-9519
Great Dane Pups AKC,
Merle, Harequins, Man-
tles health guaran-
teed/cert, 352-495-5749

ITALIAN GREYHOUND
AKC reg, 2 M,1 F, Toy,
hith cert, low bark very
sweet. No shed.$360 up.
386-754-5687
Italian Greyhounds 2M,
Pugs: 2M, 2F. Health
Certificate, POP small,
$575-$600
813-661-3075.
LAB PUPPIES, health
certificates, shots,
wormed micro, ready
7/25, $650. Call for info
727-642-0524
LAB PUPS, AKC, BIk, Yel-
low & Choc.parents on
premise ready 8/24/05.
$400-$550. Taking dep.
now. 813-677-8458 or
813-677-3739
LAB PUPS, AKC, shots,
wormed, vet. bik hds,
6-yellow$400 ea. 1-choc
$600. POP, 352-588-4666
or 813-629-3629
LAB PUPS, AKC, shots
wormed, vet cert. Block
head, champ. bkgrd.
Pedigrees. Parents/
grandparents on site.
$500.352-307-0772
Lab Pups, black/yellow
family raised ready
7/28. $275 taking depos-
its. 352-799-3743 or
352-650-9150.
LAB PUPS, Chocolate
AKC, 5 mos old, vet v all
shots, 1-F$500,1-M$400
or both $850.
813-792-1003 -997-4955
LABRADOODLE PUPS Fl &
FIB. Fleace coats hypo
allergenic http:// ho-
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$700(386)364-8345
LABRADOODLE Puppy
Genuine FIB www.labra
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$1500-$I750
ML Dora 352-223-6012
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Dog. rl mos (M) Pedi-
Sho $250 13-1-41
MALTESE cutles also
Yorkles. Pups avail. now
& later$. 50& up.
betsat acu n.copin
941-322-9563 Cash
Old English Sheepdog
Puppies, AKC 2 males,
Parent on Premises
Shots & wormed. $900
813-926-8220
OLD ENGLISH Sheepdogs
AKC family pets. Great
w/children. Hip cert.
Need fncd yard to run.
$850/pr (813) 645-6369
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BLUE, ABDA Available
7/29. Vet Checked. 1st
shots. 813-235-8320
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wormed, 1st shots, hlth
cert 7wks parents on
premes, $10 to good
home. 813-695-209W
POMERANIAN PUPPIES,
3- F AKC Chocolate,
813-779-3830or
813-997-1178

Pomeranian Puppies
Adorable, papers &
health cer. Ready 7/31
for more info cal 813-
433-3594/433-3593
POO toy puppies vet
chkd, 1st shots, AKC Ms
& Fs, some tiny. POP.
$600 & $700 (863) 859-
7558 or (863) 859-6337
POODLES standard white
AKC, parents on site, fa-
ther royal standard, lfe-
male $850 & 1 male $650.
Ready to go 8 wks old.
Heath certs. 1st shots.
941-266-4479.
POOLES, Toy, eg hth
certificates 8 ys old,
M & F $350 & up.
813-380-8130

PUGS-AKC 1st shots,
health certificates,
ready to $500each.
(941) 131-6498 or
941-628-5760
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Up to 3yr warrarny
Auto/ Boat/ RV
813-926-9994
1 Auto
620 Engines,
Parts & Misc.
TRANSMISSIONS ReBuilt
from A-Z. Guaranteed
quality work. Your place
or mine. Call Rob
813-610-1535
WHEELS-ASANTI, Gator
edition, 24", 5 lugs, with
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new, asking $4,400. Call
813-245-1390

16271utly
27 Trailers
6x12x2 Never used- 15"
wheel w/gate $825.
Used 6x16x3 tandem
800. Others avail.
813-237-0110
8X8X32 US CARGO 1998
enclosed trIr, tandem
axle5th whl, good cond
$35000941-650-6861,
813-716-5558
CAR HAULER, Horton
2005, 8.5x28 box, used
1 time, like new, $10,500
obo. Treasure Island
904-540-2324
KAR KADDY TOW DOLLY
tows most automobiles,
exc cond, new tires.
$1,000. 813-417-9578 or
813-886-9714
UTILITY TRAILER
6X10 $450.
813-986-6964
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CHEVY 1989 S10 Emt
Tahoe, V6, t9oper, auto,
good condition, runs
great. $1000 takes
813-931-9738
1992 Chevy Silverado
1500, Mark ll reg. cab.
lthr, mags, 5.7v8, full
pwr Hitca/c ice cold.
$4260 Call 27-868-7681
CHEVY 2000 S-10 Extreme
ext. cab, 4 cyl, standard,
extremely nice! 57K. mL
new everyhing, dark
metallic blue $9500.
I 813-202b572
DODGE 1994 RAM 2500,
V8, 3/4 ton work truck,
$3,300. Call
813-737-2348
FORD 1993,Pickup, exc
shape 6 cyl auto rebuilt
tranny. AC. clfih seat.
exc, ruober copper.
$3250.81 3546.183?6
FORD 1994 F150ISOXLT
377,000 mi, White, Pick-
up Auto 4 WD 8 Cyl
ext. cab, 351 eng.,
$4,000, Bargain. Leave
message (813)634-3191
FORD 2002 F150 Ha le
Davidson Ed. 54K mi, all
black, good cond.
$25,500 813-917-8581

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Cab, Loaded, 9K Mi. Tow
Pkg White w/Graphic
CD, Mint Cond. $15,906
727-457-4141
FORD 2005 F-150 Crew
Cab leather pk fully
loaded, maroon, an in ,
divorce sale, $27,506
firm. 813-833-1036
GMC 1989 1500 Sierra SL,
133K1mi 5Spd,2WD,350O
Cruise, Tilt, 2-134,Cag,
New Parts-X, $5
(813)788-0898
NISSAN FRONTIER 2003
KING XE 2WD 8,700 m-,
White SSp.4jCy(2S
mpg).b rme;r adoil-
neau. Fact. warranty
thru 11/2006. $12,700.
(813) 671-0929
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TOYOTA 1989I Pirk up,
Woolbox. AC, extras, etc.
Looks. drives, runs exc.
$2400 obo. 813-453-0954
after 12noon
l .Tmeks"
S I Heavy Duty
CHEVY 1995 G30 Box Van,
new mtr w/r75K or 3 yr
wrnty, new rad. hoses,
tires water ump & AC
$7999obo 813-928-4154
CHEVY 2000 Silverado
1500, must see to ppre-
ciate, orig owner ,500
mi must sell! $8400 obo
727-942-8549 home
321-354-4692 cell
FORD 1984 F600, 370 Cl
gas, Allison auto, new
fires, 100 gal water tank,
3 bag stow mixer 8 box-
es, runs great, 670-2291
FORD 2003 F250
Superduty Gas, with
2003, 6'V x 12'L dump
trailer. $17,000/both.
813-671-9096
ISUZU 1990 GRUMAN Box
truck, excellent condi-
tion $3995.727-422-1329
or 813-886-3806
S 4-Wheel
6308 B Drive

DODGE 1998 1500 Quad
Cab, Short bed, 5.2L
auto, ood tires, great
shape1 $6,000 obo.
863-521-4782
JEEP 1995 Wrangler 4.0L,
5 spd, Totally rebuilt,
Light Bar, New Bum-
pers, lift kit, Make Offer
813-235-6707
D6311Vans
CHEVY 2003 Express 1500
cover V8 3L dual
AC, TV/6VD, 6 spkrs, all
power, 48K mi elec seat!/
bed $19,500.813-600-8600
or 813-340-0645
DODGE 1999 Cargo V8,
140K mi, Good Cond.
Cargo Bins, White, $4K
813-915-1300

DODGE 2003 Grand Cara-
van SE Silver, Quad
Seating, Auto/Pwr Lug-
gage Rack, Nice Vehicle!
lst$9K. 813-681-2707
DODGE 2005 HANDICAP
Van, 10" lowered floor
power ramp, 14,00d
miles. Call 727-492-1630.

FORD 1993 AEROSTAR,
A/C, all power, new
tires, runs OK, fairly low
miles $1,900. Call
813-90- 714
FORD 1996 AEROSTAR
108K miles auto, cold
AC, looks sharp, drives'
great. $2,750. Call
813-598-4251

MAZDA 1994 MPV, auto,
air, keNless entry, runs
great. Well maintained.
?2500.813-571-0873
1632 Sport Utility
63 1u. Vehicles I

Chevy 1999 Surburban
Tahoe, short wheel
base, auto, A/C ,5.7,fully
loaded.134K mlles.
$9,500 obo. 813-997-3300
DODGE 1998 Durango SLT
4x4, Ithr 3rd seat dual
AC, 116K mi., 5.2 VA, tow
kg white w/ tan int.
977965. Kevin: 222-3603
FORD 1994 Explorer
Sport,.AC runs ,reat,
dependaafe, reliab e
vehicle good condo. $2750
obo. 813-907-8308
FORD 1996 Explorer XLT,
new AC, power pkg, Ithr,
6 CD, ruAs great, Re-
duced $3500 obo. Call
813-545-9317
FORD 1998 EXPLORER
SPORT, runs perfectly,
cold A/C, White, 5spd, grit
cond. Serious injuries.
$3500 obo. 813-963-2325
FORD 2000 Expedition
XLT Sport, 67K ml duaL
AC, IthrDVD 3rd row
seat. 2-tone White/Grey
$13,900 813-928-3646
Place an ad in class 431
for computers and
equipment and see how
many "bytes" you get!

sport WUt~i

FOR 2001 EScape. 4 cdl.
5spd, 68.K,. o.aded,
25mpg, trader hitch,
roof rack, $9500.
.727-36-1909
FORD 2002 EXPLORER XLT
leather, all pwer
AM/FM, 6 CD, XM ,144K
mi, Without a problem.
$8,00. Day 813-988-9326.
Nights 813-784-7011
FORD 2003 EXPEDITION
Eddie Bauer, Loaded,
21,5.00 mi, White Sports
Utdity, Auto., 2 WD 4.61
C11 23,9400, Must Sell
FORD 2003 Explorer Sport
2WD, auto, Black, cd,
A/C 43K miles garage
kepL Immaculate $12K
727710-0263
FORD 2003 Explorer XLS
V6, Black, 4dr, All pwr,
remote alarm, cd, 4 new
tires Mint condition
$11460 obo 813 810-5541
Ford 2004 Expedition
Eddie Bauer- Like new
moon rf safety canopy,
Priced to sell. 3rd row.
$23,500.813-416-2669.
HUMMER 2003 H2 Black,
original owner, 75K ml,
air suspension excel-
lent condition. 38,500.
813-299-4644
HUMMER 2003 H2 Green
Metalic, Sunroof, load-
ed, 25K, under warranty,
Like New Original own-
er $39,706 Harbour Is-
land 813-223-7061
ISUZU 1993 RODEO LS
SPORT, 150K mi., all pwr,
Ither intr., auto, clean.
Runs strong, uses no oil.
$1,900.813-598-1235
ISUZU 1996 SUV, cold AC,
auto, pwr & tinted win-
dows, green, new tires,
92k miles; $1,900
813-765-8285
ISUZU 1997 RODEO, 109K
mi., 5spd, sunroof, full
power, KBB value $1500.
Asking $3200 obo.
813-785-5758
ISUZU 1998 Trooper grn/
gray Ithr AM/FM CD,
coldAC, 13/W, DV6/TV,
ke less, runs good.
$U50863-559-1852
ISUIZU 2001 RODEO LS,
auto loaded 47K mi
excellent condition w/
warranty. 813-855-0387
$11,500.
JEEP 1991 WRANGLER
no rust, strong engine,
new top, $3,300. Cal
785-550-1345

JEEP 1997 GRANDCHERO-
KEE 120U000 mi White
Sports Utility, Auto., 4
WD, 6CAL SsiOO Great
ValUe (81) 831-7681
JEEP 1997 Grand Chero-
kee, loaded, new trans.,
CD leather. 109k mi.
$4900.813-244-2042.

JEEP 1997 Wrangler Sport
Purple! 6 cyl, 5spd,
AM /FM/CD, new tires,
A/C. 46kmi. $8500.
352-596-0440

JEEP 1999 GRAND CHERO-
!KEE89K mi, Green, 2WD,
,6 C yl, Looks/Runs Great,
$10K 813-417-5914
JEEP 2000 Cherokee Clas-
sic new tires, auto, 6cyl,
2WD, CD great condo
80K mi,$,200 obo. Call
813-760-4285
LEXUS 1999 RX 300 Gold
pkg all options, 88K mi,
Wite on tan. 2 WD,
Cyl. $16,300. Nicest one
in town, must see!
(813) 991-6835
LINCOLN 2000 Navigator
Only 22K mi. loaded
new 23 whls, white/tan
Ithr. exc. cond. $25,000
813-655-6554
Lincoln 2000 Navigator,
Blk/Tan,49k miles, navi-
gation system, dual cap-
-tains chairs tow pkg,
$17,995. 813-135-0956
LINCOLN 2001 Navigator
Blk w/Tan int. 62K mi
Loaded Asking $19,506
obo. $t$ Below Book
Value!! 813-679-2770
OVERSTUFFED?
Move some of that furni-
ture out of the living
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Sport Utiity
SVeicles
Nissan 1994 Pathflinder
Se,4s4, 106k ml. cd play-
er, sunroof alarm per-
fect condiion. $3950.
813-748-7068
Nissan 2002 Xierra, 6 cyl,
12K mi, silver, exc condo
original owner must
sel ASAP. $12,r00 obo
813 .293-7397
SATURN 2005 VUE.
ForLease 3 yrs,
$350 monthly.
Call adia 813-839-1458
Suburban 2003 Z-71 4-
wheel drive- White, fully
loaded, Bose premium
sound, sunroof, 3rd row
seating, 33,800 ml.
Includes M's bestext.
warrty.Immac.Cond.!
$33,900.813-892-5254.
Scooters &
1633 es
633 1 Mopeds
2004 Euro Scooter, NEW
In Box, Street Legal.
25-30 mph,$599, Discount
on Second Scooter.
813-245-3841
HONDA Matched Pair
2003 Reflex 250cc, Auto
75MPH, 75MPG, Like
New Trailer Available,
$3,900 ea. 813-645-2619
1635 1 Motorcycles
Harley Davidson 1997 883
Hugger, 9500 miles, ruby
red, wire wheels, many
extras. $6250 obo.
(727) 510-8983
HARLEY 1999 XL1200
Custom Sportster,
2,600 Miles, Mint Cond.
$7,500
813-763-1273
HARLEY 2000 Heritage
Springer Softtail. 900
oienal mil, as new,
10. stock. $17,500.
727-688-1565
HARLEY POLICE ROAD
KING 2000 Black 8900
miles, Screaming Eagle,
$12,000 OBO (813)
240-7556
Harley 2003 Softail
Deuce 4500 mi, gun
metal blue, ext chrome,
V/H ipes, exc cond.
$16,9 (0. 813-781-4629.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 2005
Deluxe, blk, 3k mi, 8k in
chrome & access.,
Sampson pipes, $23,500.
813-731-1283
HONDA 1996 Trek Goldw-
iny 1500, Perfect cond,
w/02 convers. candy
apple red $14,860 Cash.
Firm. 813.957.5876
Honda 2001 XR200 exc
cond, never raced, up-
raded tires &exhaust.
$1,750 352-799-1833B
c -,n813-244-9244 ,.
HONDA 2002 SHADOW
VLX 600 Windshield,
bags back rests 16kmi,
$390A.813-645-2b38 -o--,
Kawasaki 2002 ZX12R,
red 3K mi like new no
testpiotspvt sealer.
6900 oe Must sell fast -
813-293-7343 Have title
KTM 2001 300 MXC,.Adult
Owned & WelliMain-
- tained Excellent Condi-
tion! $P800 352-464-7263

WANTED Sport Bikes. Any
year, any cond..We pa
cash. Top 5$. WillpcK
up. Sales/Sery/Part &
Acc. 813-651-2522
THROTTLE FACTORY
YAMAHA 1993 600 Cafe
Bike, new brakes, tires,
chains, front & rear
sprkts, $2500 obo. Trea-
sure IsI. 904-540-2324
16361Golf Carts
GOLF CARTS
wan ted. Buy/Sell/Trade
Chargers artsalrelat-
ed. 813-64515 Ruskin
1637JATVs I
HONDA 2002 250EX, $700
in upgrades, $260.
POLARIS 1999 Trli BO1
$1350 B,,r, Er .o,,,
cono-.? 317 2.,)?,4
KAWASAKI MULE w
wini.medl V, crid
110 hrs.garage kept.
$5150 obo (863) 207-0176
/863.295-9793 Iv msg

16371 ATVs I
Kawasa d 200 ] MOlave-4
wheel 250 hp, 4 stroke.
reverse.e lguicld cooled.
runs perfect!' Clean
$2200 63-98-6369
KAWASAKI 2004 KFX 50
ATV, HONDA 2003 XR70,
both exc cond, ridden
very little. $1200 each
obo. 813-294-3178

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Ackerman. Uholstery
Antique, Cassic or
Custom. Auto, Marine &
Motorcycle.
Call 813-624-3367
CORVETTE 1968 Coupe,
Needs Work Non Num-
bers car 42t, headers
Factory Air Wheel
flares $9800 6BO (813)
376-4V23
CORVETTE 1980, Red, T-
tops, auto, 350,106K mi,
REDUCED!
$7,999 obo 813-681-3687
DATSUN 1974 620 P.U. ful-
lyrestored, new motor
&tranny only 8K mi too
much to list! MUST SEE!
$4,000 813-765-8728
Get in tune w/Classified's
selection of musical in-
struments in Class 420
Ferrari 1989 328 GTS
Only23K mi., Red w/T an
int. CleanCar.$53 obo.
European Gran Turismo
813-871-9030
FORD 1924T-BUCKET Pro-
lect almost completed.
Everything there no
time. hi-po 302 w/auto,
Red over Tan. New Huge
- tlres and many other
parts. $9500.00 Firm
(813) 240-8866
MUSTANG 1986 Conv't.
3.8L needs DR door &
top $1200 bo.
Mercury 1978 Marg uis
351 mod. 400 mtr,$80
obo. 813-986-1236
OLDS 1972 CUTLASS S
CONVERTIBLE, NEWLY
RESTORED, Rocket 350,
AC Wht/Brown $19,850.
811-253-2347
PACKARD 1929 Gorgeous
pass. sedan, mostlyre-
stored, needs uphol-
stery & re-starting. Will
sel or trade for boat.
Call 813-839-4828 lv msg
PORSCHE 1989 Cabriolet
Convert. Turbo, 28K mi.
Collector Cond. Orig
Owner! 6 spd. Asking
$49,900.813-909-8988
Ron's Auto Restoration
1929-2000, Full & Partial
Rust repair & complete
paint. 727-533-8970
648 j8
Station
6481Wagons
BUICK 1994 Roadmaster
pass.wagon, ISr.owner
maint every 3K, sunrf,
Ithr, hwy mi. super.cond,
$4200 813-920-4827 LM

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ACURA 1998 2-3CL. exc DODGE2000intrepid.AC LEXUS 1995 5C400, Gld, OLDSMOBILE 1998 Cul-
cond Red stereo CD alarm, am/lm/cd, 47K Ithr, 93k. snrl CD exc. lass Supreme 2dr, gray.
sunrf fuller 31 MPG i, great condition cond Loaded. t8500 new stleFWD, clean
$7200. 813-781-1176, $5,500 obo. Call obo. 813-610-1943. needs pump, great
863-559-0900 813-232-9413 car,$850813237-091
ACURA 1999 TL, green, Dodge 2000Intrepd-82K LEXUS1996 GS 300 22,000 Plymouth 1998 Breeze,
auto, leather, CD, alarm, miles. Excellentshape, mi, Silver great condi- Silver, 115K mi. extra
exc cond., 80k miles, doesn't run. $1,500 tion$14,0, ocean, auto, CD/mp3
warranty $12,000. 813-991-5358 or (813)926-6871 AC.$2400 obo Must sell
813-787-325. -813-476-3020 by 7/22.813-263-5568
ACURA 2002 TL TYPE-S Dodge2002 Neon,exc like LEXUS1999.GS300,59,500 PORSCHE.1969912, Oce
69K mi Silverw/BlkLthr new cond, 10Kmi, 5 spd, miles silver, spoiler, reduced to $8,900.Wht/
int NAVIGATION, 17" al- security, beige, 1 owner. good tires, great condi- red int, great mechani-
Ioys clean, very fast! $6995 price negotiable. ton $16,950. call, fl restored 3 yrs
pw/pdlmoonroof, 813-741-2300 941-776-3626. ago.813-453-5934
m15 A 4003013-653-3992
$15,80013-653-3992 DOGE 2000 NEON LEXUS 2001 GS 300 BIk 1993Saturn
ACURA 2002 TLS Red, very clean, 1 own- w/Tan int Sunrf, Spoil- $500down
Pearl blue, leather, sun- er, non smoker, $2500 r, 51k mi Lexus Cert. or $1500 cash.
roof loaded 83K miles obo Call Joel for an Exc.Cond.$21.Kobo. 813-874-8333
$13,500 (352)382-1558 appt:813-484-2295 Call813-426-5010 SATURN 1997 C2 2dr
or352-302-1627 FERARI 1997 F355 Spider LEXUS 2001 IS300 Green, Loaded, Exc Condition,
BMW1999323iS, Euro-s Yellow/Black,6s(d, 13K tan, lthr, clean 97,000 Manual Trans Looks &
Black/Beige perfect mi. 15,000 mi Service hwy mi, runs like ew, Runs Good, Cold A/C,
cond.,sport & lux prem. Done! Tubi Exhaust. Exc. exc cond. 14,200 OBO $3,200 *813-215-0693
pkgs, HK stereo only Cond.$89,500 obo. 813-598-700 SATURN 1999 52 39K m,
$19,200. 813-597-8958 813-245-5678,SATURN 1999 S L39mi,
14,200.813-597-858 813-245-5678 LINCOLN 1995 Towncar, exccond gold newtires
BMW 1999 528i 80600 mi, FORD 1987 Crown Victo- Signature Series $5,200 (813) 286-1676
Silver Sedan, Auto ra, tan, good cond, 88K Beau4iful. Exc.Cond. SATURNe2000 LW2, V6
RWD6ylexc.contd approx mi, 2nd owner 24MPG $3500
CD payer, prem.sound well maintained. $1900 813-641-2602 roae aster, stow mas-
sun roo, new a/c, batt 813-505-9542 Lincoln 1997 Town Car ter. w/hidden brackets.
& tires, great buy at
16 (91) 26-5184 FORD 1990 Mustang 5.0, Signiature, fully loaded, Call813-642-9911
convertible auto air, Exc. cond.Garaged,1 SU 22. d
BMW 2001 Z3, Charcoal new tires, clean. 3200. owner, 70K m 69 URN2002SL4dor,
Gre/Blk thr int 5-sd, Call 813-584-0403 or 5 speed PS PB airsun-
39 mi, full warr. Can 813-453-8304 LINCOLN 2001 LS Sport spoiler, comp Road
e-mail photo. Etc cond
$23,900. 813-920-3553 FORD 1995 Crown Victo- Pkq; 5 sGetrag 6 disc master tow package
ria, Like New, 32K Mi,MAll Alpine C Slidin Sunrf 11,000 miles excellent
BMW2003 325 Cl CONV. Power 1Owner, Tint, Beautiful ustSee. condition, $7450.
22000, Sport and Prem c 4500$12,295 813-994-0604 941-488-3365
Pkg, Black Ext/nt, Xeon, 0 b 813-654-033174 Linon 2001Towncar AbPERFECTuTOWsCAR
$34, (727) 421-6159 FORD 1996 Mustang GT Sig. Silver Frost w/It gre TOYOTA 1985 Celica Con-
convertible, black/gracy Ithr int., ex. clean, srvcd vertible, ng & Drive
Buick994Century 71k miles, beautiful &garaged, pwrmemory trainPerfectb oy&lnt
Second cond, year old to83-417-194 seats, newultraTouring needwork5000
clean in & out. $2400 motivated.727-710-2673. -8 a
813-362-2588 FORD 1997 Crown Victor 777-7 TOYOTA 1989 Camry,
ria, good cond $3900. MAZDA 1996 MIATA4cyl, maroon, 4 door A/C,
SHOPPING MADE EASY OBO 813-764-9322 5sp, convertible, triple 125K mi, does not run,
That's Classified's prom- black,exccond,117kmi. needs work, $700.
ise! Classifieddeivers! FORD1997 Taurus, exc. $4350obo813-997-3300 813-989-1116
condo. green, 90K mi. 6
BUICK 2000 Park Avenue, cvi, all pwr, cold AC, MAZDA 1999 Mata ri TOYOTA 1990SupraTur-
Leather, extra clean, 3300obo. 813-653-1754 Prt. owner, Owned y bo, 5spd, cust. stereo
complI service records 813-434-5689 Fussy Fern. Gr Kept. sys. owner, white, 49K
Below book @ $7 89252 48K mi. Auto. 500. mi runs & looks exc.
obo. Call 813-886-2130 FORD 1997 Taurus, AC, ExcellentCondition! $300 obo.727-324-9170
new transmission 813-996-0377/679-7865 TOYOTA 1993 CAM L,
w/warranty, red, exca
CADILLAC 1969 Coupe cond. $2500. MERCEDES-BENZ 1992 Auto, A/C, Runs reat,
DeVille, 55K ori mi., 813-237-3387. 190 186,000 ml, Red, Se- Garae kept Hurry
$11,500.813-968-2045 dan, Auto,6 Cyl. $3,000, Won last! $395/OB.
FORD 2001 Taurus SE, Must Go within 4 days 813-657-5172
White, alloy whls 6 cyl, Movingl (813) 963-2247 TY A 1 A
CADILLAC 1995 SEDAN auto, all pwr$0, w8K mi ToOTA199 C, LE.
DEVILLE, fully loaded cold AC, $4759 MERCEDES 1992 500SL, station wagon, A/C, PS,
leather seats, excellent 813-972-6290 .862-0326 cony. + hard top 46K fully loaTed, drives,
condition,58Kmi$5200. orginalmi looksruns runsr looks excellent
813-251-6242 FORD 2002 TAURUS, For likenew, ALL options. $250obo813-453-095
Cadillac 1996 Seville S ale, 75 $19,900 727.688.1565 TOYOTA 1995 CAMRY-
All Avail opts, Lthr All Call Nadia 13-839-1458 MERCEDES 1993 300E 2.8 R, Red 95K m, new tires,
Srvc Records, Only8Jk Mi Silver/Grey leather intr., cod AC, all Power. Runs
Nicest in Town! $6750 FORD 20 uses no oi[, loaded, very like new. $4000 obo Call
813-334-2985 962-8031 clean. $3,2060. By Owner. Amos 813-484-2035
2,500 mi, $35000 new, will Ca813-58-1235
Cadillac 1999 Sedan sell for $4,000.Tota 1995 Camry, LE-
Deville DElegance auto, Cal 352-799-9325 MERCEDES 1998 C230, 125K m., dkblue, au-
thr, loaded, below bookBlack Beauty. Looks to all wr, AC, moon-
value, 129kmiles,$6,195 HONDA 1988 Accord LXi, New. Every Option roof.$300oboMustsell
a pwr, grtgas m lar'd, Cal 81i3-690-44i0 TOYOTA 919 CAMRO
CADILLAC DTS' 2000 1 otr owner 17ETYOTl1989 mie4 c
owner, Stillunder Be offer! 813-654-453 Mercedes 1998 CLK320, owner, fully loaded,
cert. 6yr100k warranty, cust. 18" Italian rims sunroof, 4 cyl, 107K mL.
nite vis/nav everyop- HONDA 1995 Accord 5 silver, mint cond. 55 All svc recs. $6400
tion. ImmaculateSilver spd.Green,127Kmi, mi., sunroof, rem. 813-245-4362vemsg.
w/black fabric top 53k Good Shape. /C, New sound 6 disc C, oar T O A
mi $24,995/obo. TimingBelt Waterpump, kept. $23000 ob O 1998 CamrL
-0 Radiatoretc. $3250 e 813-967-250 r M,Leather&Stereo
813-948-4701813-867-5324 813-967-2815 0 Pkg, 1 Owner,7 2 l' 0
CHEVY 1999 Camero Z28 smoker New Tires,
Loaded T-To, Black, HONDA 1997 ACCORD LX MERCEDES 2001 SL320 $6,800813-690-6901
After market mprove- 4cl 4dr All pwr Spoilr, convertible mnt Sver TOYTA1999 COROLLA
ments Exc. Cond. 90K Alfoys,$3K6CDStereo, Ithrnt.CDchngrdealer d W
Mi,9,00941-224-2508 Lthrl02Kmi. Slvr Exc maint all ori. 9k mi mi ,4yne tre
CHEVY 2000 CORVETTE Cndl $7500 813 33-2159 $2590 obo 727.492.050 ea con on $4450
34000 mi Silver, Coupe, HONDA 1997 CIVIC Black, Mercedes 2002 E320 obo 813-624-7296
8y.GreatVale HATCH Vtec Swap Black moonrf, alloy TOYOTA 2000 Ce
(813)832-4852 D16y8 $5,000 Mus rims,MP3 ye or 51Kmi nw
l 8Sellr 2(81369-6283 g,5k ps m i.2,a 00.4 spd CD GoodCon, I e
CHEVY 2004 Malibu Se- HONDA 2005 Accord EX sell owner,12,500obo. 813-
dan 10.900 Miles, Looks coupe, 7,500 mi Silver1 Mercedes 2003 CLK 430 962-6243/960-0682 eves
& Smells New, Wife got sunroof, below book a Loaded, 17K mlesall llaVE
Co. Car $10,950 19 800 7 service and record 400 l. be' e, auto,
727-541-7722 Call 4-8u7 OOoks. 114D00M od c.n ea200
WantAds INFINITI 1996 Q45, 863-838-320r 0 13-748-72,ocn .
Champagne, moonrf, Mercedes20047500SL Si13-7--75
.CHRYSLER 1999 Con- Ithr, wellnmaintained, ver W/Greylnt low
corde 42K Miles, Gold, ar,' etc condo, 137K ml miles, gar keotnon- TYOT 2001 Corolla C.,
CPowerEverythO17m milesaage n
Power Ete in 100u 5200. 813-994-7200 smoker, sport package, sar .ue, 51KT In7f. auto,
perfect inside Out,remiumsound&more snsS, C, nice ri,
$5,950.813-817-3326 INFINm R2003 G35 SPORT,727 0- blue t 9100selirg
38,000 mi, Silver, Sedan, d c $8500. 727-243-1679
Chrysler2001 Sebring, 5 Speed 2 WD, 6 1C. MINI 2003 COOPER Silver
Convt LXIA-icond.40K $22 000, ustGo, LU & blk, sunroof, Ithr CD TOYOTA2002AvaIva XLS
loaded, ,ce cold AC, Y813949-451 CVT trans owertin erfect cond
silver/silverbktoptint 20tKmexccon-di 9o 0 loaded mnroo spoer,
13K.727919-140 AGUAR 1983 XS, o und Only
$13yle720903PT verted to Che V8y aul816,995.813-910-0699
Cysler 2003 P Cruiser new Ithr, exc. cond. MITSUBISHI 1992 Dia-
lack4DR,turbo 6000. Call John mantle Full Pwr Lthr TOOTA 2003 Camry LE
ler,17"chromewhls 813-918-4522 839-7629 New Timing Be ate silver, loaded CD, pow-
autostck, CD, 34K mi.e
S$13,425 81-677-0351 JAGUAR 1989 XJS Beauti- PumEc. Con 3000 sSS
ful car must see $6200 813-245-568 trs owner micon-
CORVETE 1979L82Auto, obo. ar is in Tampa. MITUBSHI 1994MIRAGE 12,350 813810-5541
Red, Mirrored T-tops, Call Steve antime Scecoldair, clean, new OYOTA2004CAMRYXLE
37K Mi Excellent Condi- 904-472-4855 tires, tint windows, new V-6, 6,000 mi, White
tion.$,50 .. red paint, great cond. w/oray leather, power
d81363t273 JAGUAR 1990 X6 $2100obo 813-462-2419 sels, Auto, rear spoier,
o E 1989 Good condition. $2500. 1994 Monte Carlo $500 nttedP door locks
6spd, blue/ta.5, od 813-817-133 down or $1500 cash. moonroof cloywheels
condition.$5)O JAGUdAR 2000 S Tye, 813-874-8333 6 CD in-dash .perfeR
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