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April 2, 2005

County asked to fund center study

By Marvin G. Cortner
News-Gazette Staff Writer
FaulknerUSA has request-
ed that Osceola County pay
for updating data in studies
relating to the proposed con-
vention center and hotel com-
plex.
Based in Austin, Texas,
FaulknerUSA is currently
Reworking its development
and financing plan for the.
project that the County Com-
mission shelved in August and
then reactivated in early
March, both, actions at the.
company's request.
County Manager Ed Hun-
zeker said he was to meet with
the developer and invest-
merit/banking representatives
Wednesday and that he would

County

may vote

Monday on

CRAfor

St. Cloud
By Jason Holland
News-Gazette Staff Writer
St. Cloud officials are hop-
ing Osceola County commis-
sioners Monday will approve
a community redevelopment
district proposed by the city.
Commissioners have indi-
cated they would back the
plan, but have not voted on it.
Monday's vote caps a year
and half long effort by the city
to establish a CRA district. At
a meeting in March, city offi-
cials had modified plans, mak-
ing the area covered by the
district smaller, to secure sup-
port of commissioners.
The district will use tax
increment financing to fund
infrastructure and other
improvements. Under that
system, property values will
be frozen and any difference
in the tax revenue as the
property appreciates will be.
used to fund improvements
over the 27-year life of the
agency.
See CRA, page A-6

FaulknerUSA reworking plan shelved in August

report on the "business end"
of the proposal at the com-
missioners' meeting Monday.
"There are some funda-
mental questions that need to
be answered," he said, refer-
ring to the estimated cost of
the convention center, the
hotel and how much money
the county would have to bor-
row for the project. "We'll see
if what they are presenting
makes any business sense."
Commission Chairman
Paul Owen was wary of
spending county staff time on
anything except reviewing a'
completed and up-to-date
proposal for the project that

was estimated 'in August to
cost $350 million.
"The criteria for looking at
this again was that the county
would not help put the deal
together," he said.
The chairman added that
the county has already spent
$350,000 on the proposal
but that a $1 million perform-
ance bond FaulknerUSA for-
feited when it requested the
county shelve its proposal
covered those costs.
"We're still ahead of the
game. However, I think it was
very clear we would not do
anything except look at a
completed proposal," said

Owen.
Commissioner Ken Ship-
ley, who voted against reacti-
vating the project, said 'that
the county manager told him
that FaulknerUSA wants the'
county to put aside $150,000
to $200,000 to hire a con-
sultant to update the data. At
the last commission meeting,
Hunzeker only said publicly
that the studies might have to
be updated.
'"My feelings are that the
$1 million was with the first
deal and that deal is over," he
said. "We shouldn't go back
now and talk about using that
See Center, page A-2

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ter and hotel. The complex was proposed to be
located near Osceola Parkway and State Road 535.

Police say suspects
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OL. uuuu ruuuery

By Brian McBride
News-Gazette Staff Writer
Used to commit an armed
robbery at a St. Cloud phar-
macy Tuesday, toy guns that
look like real weapons are
causing concern among local
authorities.
The St. Cloud and Kissim-
mee police departments, as.
well as the neighboring
Orange County Sheriff's
Office, have all had some
tense experiences with the
realistic-looking weapons.
And some law enforcement'
officials are worried that a
juvenile could get injured or
killed by waving such an item
around in front of the wrong
people.
"It's a concern," said St.
Cloud Police Lt. Vincent
Shepherd. "These guns are
realistic."
At about 10:40 p.m. on
Tuesday, St. Cloud police said
, Christopher Henriques
DaRosa, 17, and.Jeffrey Que-
tant, 16, entered the CVS
Pharmacy, 2105 13th St.,
dressed in black, wearing ski
masks and carrying realistic-
looking semiautomatic air pis-

tols. One gun appeared to be
a Beretta-model handgun,
while other looked like a Colt
model, Shepherd said.
One male put his gun to a
store employee's head and
threatened to shoot her,
police officials said. The
employees were then taken to
the store manager's office and
ordered to the floor.
"They were in fear," Shep-
herd said.
The manager was forced to
open one safe and when he
denied having a key to a sec-
ond safe, one suspect struck
him in the face.
The men emptied the safe
contents and fled in a gold-
colored Toyota Corolla, which
was stopped several blocks
from the scene. An undis-
closed amount of cash and
checks was recovered from
inside the vehicle. Both air
pistols were also seized,
reports said. The guns had
been manufactured with
orange tips on the barrel to
differentiate them as toy guns,
but the suspects had rubbed
them off, Shepherd said.
See Guns, page A-3

It costs

more to

keep buses

running
By Ed Scott
News-Gazette Staff Writer
Area gas prices are now
at record levels reflecting
a national trend and con-
tinue to increase.
Since Feb. 24, prices in
Georgia, Tennessee and
Florida have increased by at
least 22 cents, according to
AAA Auto Club South.
Locally, the price of a gal-
lon of regular gas was $2.17
Thursday, about 42 cents
per gallon more than in
March 2004, according to
AAA. The price of a gallon
of diesel was $2.33, aboui
53 cents per gallon more
than a year ago. Meanwhile,
area businesses and gdvern-
ment agencies, many of
which use diesel fuel in their
vehicles, are being hit hard
by the recent increases.
Buses were parked in the
transportation facility on
Simpson Road this week as
the Osceola County School
District was off for spring

Ne.'-Gauzeue Pho'o'EJ Sconi
Driver Jimmy Ashburn fills up a school bus gas
tank Thursday.

break. But Jim Beekman,
district executive director of
transportation, said the price
of diesel fuel, which the
buses use, is up for the sec-
ond straight year.
"Last year wasn't nearly
as bad," he said.
'The price of a gallon of
diesel purchased by the dis-

trict increased from about
$1.23 per gallon in August
to about $1.67 inri March
Fuel prices always go up
prior to summer, Beekman
said. The bulk of: this-
increase began earlier in the
spring.

See Gas, page A-2

Greer heads panel to study

No Child Left Behind impact

By Ed Scott
News-Gazette Staff Writer
When President Bush
signed No Child Left Behind
into law in 2002, one of the
four principal goals was to
make school districts more
accountable for achieving
good results.
By holding all 50 states to
the same standards, they
hoped to close the "achieve-
ment gap" and make certain
all students, including those
who are disadvantaged, excel
academically.
But the law allows each
state to' set different rules for
reaching those high stan-
dards. That means schools in
one state can score high on
standardized tests that are
considered to be of average
difficulty, and make "adequate
yearly progress" the law's

measure of success while
schools in another state can
score lower on tougher tests,
and not make progress. Many
Florida schools fall into the lat-
ter group.
Only three Osceola County
School District schools "made
progress" in 2004. Only 17.8
percent of Florida schools
made progress, lowest in the
United States, according to a
Standard & Poor's report.
By contrast, 81 percent of
Texas schools and 63.1 per-
cent of Georgia schools made
progress under the federal
standards. Some 53.9 'per-
cent of California schools,
where student populations
closely mirror Florida's mobil-
ity and diversity, made
progress.
Osceola County School
See Impact, page A-6

Businesses help teen

buy vests for KPD

Photo/Mike Godwin
Kissimmee Police Officer Robert Kloznic, left, and
his K-9 Solo, is shown with Stacey Hillman, who
founded an organization to purchase bullet-proof
vests for police dogs.

By Brian McBride
News-Gazette Staff Writer
Thanks to a young Central
Florida teenager who has
championed the protection of
four-legged police warriors,
the Kissimmee Police Depart-
ment will have bulletproof
vests for its three new police
dogs.
Fourteen-year-old DeLand
resident Stacey Hillman, pres-
,ident of Pennies to Protect
Police Dogs, a non-profit
charity that solicits funds for
vests, received more than
$1,800 from three corporate
sponsors last week to pur-
chase the three Point Blank
11A flak vests for Kissimmee
K-9 dogs Arko, Bery and
Solo. The vests are bullet-
proof and stab resistant.
The canines and their

LLMy goal is to
buy every police
dog a vest."
STACEY
HILLMAN
president, Pennies to
Protect Police Dogs

police handlers recently com-
pleted 960 training hours and
the teams are fully certified in
patrol operations, narcotics
detection, tracking and su-.-
pect apprehension.
Measurements of each dog:
were taken to make a perfect
fit and will take six to 12
weeks for delivery. Unlike
other vests, the Point Blank
models can be worn with a
See Vests, page A-3

FEELING PAIN AT THE PUMP

St. Cloud
softball
defeated in
first round of
Kissimmee
Klassic. See
story in
Sports, page
B-1.

Page A2, NEWS-GAZETTE, Saturday, April 2, 2005

Gas
Continued from page A-1

The district has already
spent the $800,000 budget-
ed to cover diesel costs for
this school year. The depart-
ment recently received
approval to add $200,000 to
its budget for diesel to cover
the increased-costs.
At the same time the dis-
trict has not exceeded its
$175,000 budget for gaso-
line because of low consump-
tion.
Each of the 300 school
buses averages 30,000 miles
on the road per year. Each
bus provides transportation
for students from one to four
schools per day.
The district pays almost
$26,000 a year to maintain
each bus, including labor and
maintenance, oil, filters and
tires. The largest percentage
of the cost is fuel.
Fuel is bought in bulk,
about 7,200 gallons of diesel -
or 8,500 gallons of gasoline
per tanker truck.
" While the district does .not
pay state sales tax, it does pay
federal taxes related to the
environment.
"It's not a great big sav-
ings, but the savings do add
up. We go through 58,000
gallons of diesel a month."
Had the prices increased
earlier in the school year, "it
would have been much
worse," Beekman said. "Had
that been in September, the
board would have been faced
with choices on how to fix it.
There will be an impact for
next year. It's easier to make
the adjustment on the front
end."
There are plans to pur-
chase some 50 new buses
next year to accommodate
three new elementary
schools, the Kmart facility
and other programs.
"We try to optimize the use
of our equipment and make
as many runs as possible,"
Beekman said.
Municipal governments
are adapting to the increased
prices as well. Thomas P.
Klinker, Osceola County
financial services director,
said his department has not
requested a budget amend-
ment yet, six months into the
fiscal year.
"We'll know the full impact
of the price increases in mid-
summer," he said.
The public works depart-

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ment, building inspectors and
fire/EMS are the county's pri-
mary fuel users, Klinker said.
"We understand there are
issues there and we are going
to monitor them," he said.
The Kissimmee Police
Department is currently work-
ing on its next budget. Lt.
Ralph Moore said the review
includes looking at gas prices.
"It's definitely an area that
we have to keep our eye on,
so we can properly do our
budget," he said.
Moore added that the
department does not foresee
the need for a budget amend-
ment right now and would
never sacrifice services
because of the cost of gas.
"Patrols will go on," he
said. "We may have to move
money from other line items,
but we would never sacrifice
any services to the city of
Kissimmee."
Municipalities are loath to
consider sacrificing public
safety services, but there is a
precedent.
"I don't know that there is
an answer to that, because of
the nature of their jobs;" said
Randy Bly, director of com-
munity relations for AAA
Auto Club South. "They have
to drive. I've heard of, in
years' past, during the
(1970s) oil embargo, they
parked cruisers and decreased,
patrols," in other states.
Businesses that rely on
transportation are also affect-
ed by the recent uptick in gas
prices.
Golden Carriage Florist
delivers flowers to a radius of
about 20 miles from its store
at 1350 S. John Young Park-
way.
The minimum charge for
delivery is $6.95 and owner
Allen Smith said no increase
is planned yet.
"We're still watching,"
Smith said of the price of gas.
"Last year, when everything

started going up, we did
increase our delivery charges,
but we have not seen fit to do
that yet."
Smith said they tell their
customers about the delivery
charge upfront.
"For the, most part, people
understand and they are wil-
ing to pay that and it does not.
affect the gift that they
select," said Smith, whose
shop has been open since
1979.
Mother's Day, the best-
selling day in the flower busi-
ness, is May 8 this year.
Smith said florists, not sons
and daughters, will deliver
most gifts.
"Most everyone wants
something delivered," he
said. "It's the surprise."
Bly said gas prices are at
"historic record highs" but the
public has not changed its
habits.
"People are not driving in
a manner that is consistent
with an effort to save gaso-
line," he said. "I don't know if
there are any remedies for
people for whom it is their
livelihood."
Some of Bly's suggestions
that all motorists can try
include: maintain the vehicle
properly, keep tire pressure
accurate and drive at a slow
speed, something that public
safety workers can't always
afford to do.
Bly said the country is "not
,at that point where we were
back in the '70s."
Adjusted for inflation, he
said, the cost of oil would
have to be $90 per barrel
now to be as high as it was
then. It's at $55 per. barrel
now, he said.

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money.
Shipley added that he
would not support spending
county money for consultant
work, adding that
FaulknerUSA said in August it
would proceed on its own to
fine-tune the project.
CH Johnson Consulting,
an international real estate
and hospitality consulting firm
based in Chicago, in collabo-
ration with economists at TXP
(Texas Perspectives Inc.), an
economic analysis and public
policy consulting firm based in
Austin, in April 2004 present-
ed a strategic business plan
for the project. That business
plan included market and
demand studies related to
mid-size convention centers.
Shipley, who was ready to
drop the convention deal
before because he said
FaulknerUSA- could not deliv-
er the project, recently point-
ed out that in February an
Iowa town sued the company
claiming it suffered millions of
dollars in damages.
Allegations in the case -
which FaulknerUSA has vehe-
mently denied include
breach of contract, fraud and
negligent representation.
According to information
garnered from published arti-
cles, the town of Coralville,
Iowa, hired FaulknerUSA in
March 2003 to design a

hotel/conference center proj-
ect with a budget of $57 mil-
lion. However, bids came back
nearly 50 percent more than
the estimate.
As a result, the city devised
a new plan in which an out-
side company would build the
project for a set amount and
then turn the keys over to the
city when completed.
Coralville officials say they
paid Faulkner $3 million for
its work and are seeking reim-
bursement, punitive damages
and legal costs.
FaulknerUSA claims the
Coralville lawsuit is malicious
and contains false accusations
and that the demand by the
city to use local tradesmen on
the project along with indeci-
sion and questionable choices
by city officials led to the high-
er estimate.
FaulknerUSA, which
derives the majority of its
work in the hospitality con-
struction niche, also is devel-
oping a 1,000-room conven-
tion center hotel in San Anto-
nio.
"I would think that any pru-
dent individual would say this
lawsuit is interesting," said
Shipley when asked whether
the case had reverberated
locally.
When asked about the
Osceola County project, Terri

Dusek, communications direc-
tor for FaulknerUSA, said
there's a lot of "political inter-
ference and misperceptions
going on now."
"The whole purpose of this
project has gotten lost while
we've stayed the course," she
said." We did what we said we
were going to do, which was
to bring this project back. The
county, before we even came
into the picture, wanted to do
a convention center and
hotel."
Dusek also said the local
hotel association in Osceola
'County supports the project,
as do other business groups.
On the Iowa lawsuit, Dusek
said, "Lawsuits are a part of
life; it has no impact on Osce-
ola County's project."
On the request for funding
to update the market studies
for the Osceola County proj-
-ect, Dusek deferred to county
officials.
FaulknerUSA also is one of
two companies to have sub-
mitted proposals to develop
the 30-acre downtown
Kissimmee lakefront project
through the Kissimmee Com-
munity Redevelopment
Agency. Those proposals
were to be presented today.
Contact Marvin G. Cortner
at 407-846-7600, Ext. 205. E-
mail at mcortner@
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Guns
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"If they were to raise it (pis-
tol) at a police officer they
would have gotten shot,"
Shepherd said.
Both DaRosa and Quetant
were arrested and charged
with armed robbery, kidnap-
ping and grand theft.
In Kissimmee last year, 19-
year-old Victor Lescano was
holding a BB gun rifle that
appeared to be an assault
weapon when he pointed at
two armed security guards at
an apartment complex, said
Kissimmee' Police Officer
Ralph Herrera, agency
spokesman.
Lescano had what
appeared to be an AR-15 rifle
with a telescopic sight at the
Regatta Bay apartments, off
John Young Parkway, when
he confronted the guards.
"He threatened to shoot
the victims," Herrera said. "It
was a very realistic looking
rifle."

Lescano was held at gun-
point by the armed guards
and later charged by police
with aggravated assault.
And earlier this month,
Orange County deputies were
dispatched to an area apart-
ment complex, in reference to
a person with a gun. When
they arrived they found four
teenagers were holding what
appeared to be real pistols
and were ordered to drop
them, said Crystal Candy,
sheriff's office spokeswoman.
The guns were actually
"airsoft" pistols, which use
compressed gas to fire plastic
pellets. The pistols are
becoming a popular alterna-
tive to paintball shooting
sporting events.
"They looked like realistic
weapons," Candy said. "We
want to put out the word to
parents that these guns look
real and it's dangerous to be
outside and waving them
around in public view."

Saturday, April 2, 2005, NEWS-GAZETTE, Page A3

Benefit trail ride planned April 9 at Harmony

By Jason Holland
News-Gazette Staff Writer
The life of a cowboy, bunk-
ing down next to his com-
padres, rising early to feed
and water the horses, long
rides into the sunset. For
many kids with disabilities,
serious illnesses or behavioral
problems, such activities; even
for a short period, can be ben-
eficial.
For that reason the Harmo-
ny Institute is organizing its
first Spirit Stable Trail Ride
April 9. Proceeds from the
event will go toward the con-
struction of a bunkhouse to
give kids from a variety of
backgrounds and organiza-
tions a place to stay and get
away from it all.
Riders in the fund-raising
event will have the opportuni-
ty to take part in the third
annual Dark Sky Festival, a

country dinner and bluegrass
party at Greensides and a sun-
set ride. Those who take part
will camp out under. the stars
on the north side of Buck
Lake on Harmony property
and rise early for a prayer
breakfast and then for a sub-
stantial ride through wild areas
of the development. The' trail
ride is BYOH, or bring your
own horse, said Martha Lentz,
director of the institute.
The bunkhouse is planned
to go next to the Spirit Stable,
which 'is expected to be under
construction by this summer.
The stable, which is currently
in temporary quarters, will
have a covered arena and a
barn. -
According to Lentz, direc-
tor the institute, the effort to
build a bunkhouse is an exten-
sion of the organization's
work with several organiza-

tions, including the Transition
House and the Make A Wish
Foundation. It will allow kids
and their families to stay
overnight for several days at a
time and participate in more
in-depth ranch activities, said
Lentz.
"We want to do more out-
reach. It will allow us to reach
more kids," said Lentz.
"Working on a ranch, inter-
acting with horses, there is
some real therapeutic ,benefit
for kids," added Lentz. "There
needs to be a camp for kids
with economic or family
issues. They need that special
touch that horses and nature
provide."
Other groups that could
benefit include Give Kids Safe
Shelter, the Children's Home
Society, Boys and Girls Clubs
and H.O.M.E., among others.
Representatives from many of

those organizations will take
part in the trail ride.
Lentz said the details of the
bunkhouse have not yet been
worked out. They will gauge
community support first, but
hope it will reflect some of
Osceola County's rural her-
itage and culture. The trail
ride is expected to become an
annual event, said Lentz, and-
they hope to raise about
$10,000 this year. With no
definite plans, it is not clear
how much money is needed
to start construction.
About 70 riders have
signed up already for the trail
ride, said Lentz, and there are
still openings. The cost is $70
per person 'to ride, $30 for
dinner, or $50 for two. Riders-
can also be sponsored.
For more information call'
the Harmony Institute at 407-
957-0207.

New~s bif

Vests
Continued from page A-1

tracking harness.
"The vests for the Kissim-
mee police canines will kelp
protect them in the line of
duty," said Police Chief Mark
Weimer.
Hillman, who has been fea-
tured on CNN Headline News,
America's Most Wanted, Read-
ers Digest and Animal Planet,
has raised more than
$300,000 to provide more
than 400 vests to 150 law
enforcement agencies in 28
states from Alaska to Florida.
Incorporated in March of
2000, her organization was
born after she read an article
about a New Jersey police dog
that was shot, and killed. She
was only 9 years old.
"The police dogs risk their
lives every day," Hillman said.
"They don't have any protec-
tion."
While police agencies equip
officers with vests, the dogs are
often left unprotected.
"It's a benefit to us," said
Kissimmee Police Officer

Ralph Herrera, department
.spokesman. ."Some law
enforcement agencies, includ-
ing us, do not budget for the
vests."
The three vests for Kissim-
mee canines, which cost $601
each, were provided by the Sil-
ver Spurs Riding Club, Gator-
land and Hospitality Sales and
Marketing Association Interna-
tional of Central Florida after
Hillman gave an emotional
presentation at an Orlando
luncheon last month.
"It's the mission of the Sil-
ver Spurs to give back to the
community," said Silver Spurs
General Manager Michelle
Harris. "We saw this as a per-
fect fit."
Hillman said she wouldn't
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Opinion

Editorial

id policy

iThe heads of two Osceola County
lI enforcement agencies are con-
ze' ned about the ramifications, of a
proposed bill speeding its way
through the state Legislature. The bill,
which has so far passed unanimously
in the Senate and is working its way
through the House, would allow a
homeowner or motorist to shoot first
and ask questions later.
The Central Florida Police Benevo-
lent Association and National Rifle
A--ociatio.n are backing the two simi-
cla bills tat would allow a person to
use deadly force against an attacker in
a dwelling. The bill presumes that the
attacker has deadly intent and would
provide immunity from criminal pros-
ecLi:tinci if the homeowner uses deadly
fp.rce.
: As the law stands now, honieown-
ers cannot use deadly force unless
they believe an intruder intends to kill
them. Those who do not meet that
standard face criminal prosIcuitionr
Both Kissimmee Police Chief Mark
Weimer and St. Cloud Police.Chief
Pat Kell'.' had concerns with the pro-
posed law'
Kelk' wondered about the possible
risk of a deadly mistake. What if an
inebnated individual tried to enter the
wrong home? Kelly said the city sev-

eral years ago had a rash of juvenile
break-ins and those suspects could
legally have been shot and killed
under the proposed law.
Weimer had different concerns.
He worried that more motorists may
begin carrying weapons in their car
because the bill would allow motorists
to shoot intruders who attempt to
enter vehicles.
We believe that. Weimer and Kelly
raise some valid concerns over the
proposed bill.
Protecting one's property is one of
the most basic principals of this coun-
tiy, but some caution is necessary
when condoning the use of deadly
force.
The last thing that the state needs
is to give cart blanche approval to
more weapons being allowed in vehi-
cles.
There are situations where home-
owners and motorists are justified in
their use of deadly force against an
intruder, and the current law provides
for immunity from criminal prosecu-
tions in those situations.
The state doesn't need to take the
next step that the proposed House
and Senate bills would provide.
Shooting first and asking questions
later is an ill-advised policy to allow.

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God does answer prayers, but sometimes the answer is no

"Though he slay me, yet will
I trust in him" Job 13:15
The tears surprised me. I pulled
'.ri, blinded by them. ,
The incident is sharp in memory
because it was a turning point: the
momrrent I finally accepted the
unacceptable. My mom was going
to lose her battle with breast can-
cer. She was going to die.
My sisters and brother had
already come to terms: with it,. I
as the onri still clinging, stubborn-
ly and defiantly, to an expectation
of miracles. To do otherwise felt
like a betrayal of my mother. And
of my faith.
But that day back in 1988,
acceptance finally forced itself on
me. Cancer had made her a stick
figure. It had clouded her mind
.vith hallucination. And it had
reduced her to a toddler, her hand
feather light in mine as she tot-
tered down the hall.
I left her bedside at a trot. Got
;n the car and drove until I couldn't
see.

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Leonard Pitts
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As you've probably guessed, I'm
writing about Terri Schiavo, who
died March .31. And I'm doing
what I guess we all do when we
contemplate her tragedy. I am per-.
sonalizing it.
How can you not? On the one
side, there is Michael Schiavo,
ordering removal of the feeding
tube that sustained his wife for 15
years because, he said, she would
not have wanted to live in a vege-
tative state. On the other, there
are the parents, Robert and Mary
Schindler, begging in tears for
their daughter to simply live, in
whatever state she could. It is only
natural to run such a painful
conundrum through the filter of
experience or imagination -
and try to tease out truth you can

live with.
Here's mine. Acceptance is
hard. Acceptance hurts like hell.
For as much time as we've
spent discussing spousal rights,
political opportunism and the
meaning of life, I think that's the
signature lesson here: Conceding
the inevitability of death is one of
the hardest duties of life. And'
maybe the longer you put it off --
the Schindlers and Michael Schia-
vo have beeri fighting for seven
years the more difficult it
'becomes.
Which is why the denouement
of this drama has been painful,
even for those of us who were not
directly involved. Watching the
increasingly naked desperation of
the fight to keep Terri alive came
to feel intrusive and voyeuristic.
You wanted to turn away, but
there was no place you could go.
So you watched as the
Schindlers strained credulity with
claims that their daughter tried to
say, "I want to live," even as her

feeding tube was removed. And
never mind that, five years ago,,
according to a report in the Miami
Herald, the couple openly conced-
ed that Terri was insensate, her
brain destroyed.
You watched as the Rev. Jesse
Jackson, in a stunning illustration
of the axiom about politics and
bedfellows, spoke out on behalf of
the Schindlers, a boogeyman of
the liberal left making common
cause with the 'eligriLOus right
You watched as House Majority
Leader Tom DeLay denounced as
"barbarism" the removal of Terri's
feeding tube and trampled the con-
stitutional separation of powers
with extraordinary legislative
maneuvers to keep her alive, yet
neglected to mention that he raised
no similar objection 17 years ago
when his father suffered a massive
head injury and the family decided
it was best that the elder DeLay be
allowed to die.
You watched as people went
just a little bit nuts.

And maybe, if you were the
praying type, you said, Hey, God,
how about a little help here? When
should we stop waiting on the mir-
acle? When is it OK to give up
hope?
But God, as far as is known,
kept His own counsel. Maybe He
felt He'd said what He had to say
15 years ago.
Terri Schiavo's death, hard as it
was, feels like mercy. For her and
'for i.s Once again, we canravoid
confronting our irresolute feelings
and fears.
There is, however., wisdom
here, for those who care to seek it.
Roughly distilled, it goes like this:
to face reality is not to betray faith.
God answers every prayer, a
preacher once said.
Sometimes, the answer is no.
Leonard Pitts is a columnist
for the Miami Herald, 1 Her-
ald Plaza, Miami, Fla., 33132.
Readers may contact him at
888- 251-4407 or via e-mail
at lpitts@herald.com.

Letters

Blessings from
misfortune
To the editor:
I had the most delightful conver-
sation the other day that I want to
share with as many people as possi-
ble.
* I like to support new businesses
in the Kissimmee area and I'm
always interested in the way these
businesses get started. Is it family
owned? Is it a joint venture?
When inquiring about one new
business in particular, I learned that
three years ago a little girl by the
name. of Breck was born with severe
heart problems. She has spent a
great deal of time in the hospital
and has already had two open-heart
surgeries. She will continue to need
surgery as her little body grows.
When the mother would travel from
home to the hospital every day, she
got in the habit of bringing cookies
with her to show her appreciation to
the people who cared for her
daughter. People raved about the
cookies, encouraging her to open
her own shop. Now, three years
later, Breck is doing much better
and Kissimmee has a new business:
Breck's Gourmet Cookies.
Amazingly, misfortunes can turn
to blessings. Their cookies are fan-
tastic.
Carolyn Parsons
Kissimmee
Safety
precautions
To the editor:
A letter writer in a recent Satur-
day issue concluded that the only
way to seriously reduce the number
of motor vehicle accidents is to insti-

tute a rigorous driver-training pro-
gram before issuing licenses. He
believes this training should be com-
parable to that required of commer-
cial drivers and airplane pilots. But
he indicates that he knows this is
politically impossible. I would, how-
ever, point out that drunken drivers
are often at fault, and other nations
with much more severe penalties for
driving drunk don't have the fatality
rate we experience. This change
should be politically feasible.
One motorist worried about stop-
ping safely as the light ahead turned
yellow. She said that if she braked
hard enough to stop before it went
to red, she might be hit from
.behind, perhaps even knocked into
the intersection. But there are, two
things to do to help prevent such
trouble. First, check your rearview
mirror as you approach the intersec-
tion to see if you are being tailgated.
If so, the. second thing is to get that
driver to back off by a series of short
raps on your brake pedal. This same
precaution should also prevent trou-
ble as you slow down, with turn sig-
nal on, when planning a turn into a
side street.
Some more good tips on prevent-
ing rear-end collisions are'offered on
page 34 of the "Florida Driver's
Handbook," which is free of charge
at your motor vehicle driver's license
office.
While waiting for the red light,
there is another unpleasant possibili-
ty. You're checking your rearview
mirror, just in case, and here comes
somebody sailing along from behind
who is not watching the road. You
might get this person's attention by
punching your brake lights and
blasting your horn. But if nothing
works, prepare for the crash by

depressing your break pedal hard to
avoid being banged into the car
ahead or pushed into the intersec-
tion. Hopefully you had left a good
six feet between you and the car
ahead (since you are now legally
responsible for whatever happens in
front of you). Also, protect yourself
against whiplash by putting your
head against your seat's head
restraint behind you; presumably
you had the good sense to fasten
your seat belt before you started to
dive, which should help keep you
from being banged around.
A.F. Gagne
Osceola Coordinator
AARP Driver Safety Program
Taxpayers lose
To the editor:
The editorial in the News-Gazette
Saturday, March 26, "Follow the
Rules," provided important facts
about the'separation of news, adver-
tising and editorials in a traditional
newspaper. This should benefit
John Willard, publisher of St. Cloud
In The News. Willard has demon-
strated, both by articles he has writ-
ten and his skirting of Florida law,
that he does not understand the
function of a newspaper.
Willard maintained, in an article
in St. Cloud In The News, that
newspapers should never endorse

political candidates. However, a few
weeks later, he did endorse the can-
didacy of Wade Davis. Why the sud-
den reversal of policy? Willard's
explanation for supporting Davis'
candidacy was, "if it ain't broke,
don't fix it." A better explanation
right be that Willard felt his con-
tract with St. Cloud might be in
jeopardy if Davis' opponent were
elected.
The city of St. Cloud advertises in
St. Cloud In The News and subsi-
dizes its delivery once a month. The
basis for the subsidy is delivery of
Dateline, a publication written by
one of St. Cloud's no-bid consul-
tants. Was it accidental that the
copy of Dateline delivered just
before the recent election contained
a glowing article about Deputy
Mayor Davis? I think not. St. Cloud
In The News functions as a cheer-
leader for the present city adminis-
tration and its no-bid consultants.
This might explain why St. Cloud
officials seem to favor the publica-
tion.
The taxpayers of St. Cloud are
losers when elected officials use
their tax money to subsidize a news-
paper that functions as a propagan-
da sheet for the city administration.
George R. Gibson
St. Cloud

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Impact
Continued from page A-
Board member Tom Greer,
who is also president of the
Florida School Boards Associ-
ation, has formed a state com-.
mittee to study the impact the
law is having on Florida
schools.
"The goal is to correct No
Child Left Behind," Greer
said. "We're headed for a
train wreck in this state
because of our state stan-
dards."
Members of the nine-coun-
ty Central Florida School
Boards Coalition and the
Florida School Boards Associ-
ation are working to convince
state legislators that changes
should be made. Coalition
members met with Central
Florida legislators Feb. 16 in
Tallahassee to discuss No
Child Left Behind, as well as
increases in funding for stu-
dents and facilities for high-
growth school districts.
At issue is the complicated
way by which progress is cal-
culated. Each state writes its
own assessment test. Scores
from the Florida Comprehen-
sive Assessment Test are used
to determine which schools in
Florida make progress.
', "Florida, believe it or not,
has one of the most if not
the most rigorous tests,"
Greer said. "The FCAT is real-
ly, really challenging."
Greer said while the state's
A+ plan, which includes the
FCAT, measures how much
progress students make from
one year to the next, No Child
Left. Behind, according to
Greer, measures student
achievement on a specific test
day.
S"There is a lot of informa-
tion out there about how
p6orly the schools are doing
nationally, or Florida in partic-
ular," Greer said. "You can
make statistics do whatever
you want them to do."
Greer said that he and oth-
ers in the Osceola County
School District welcome
accountability, but prefer to
look at scores from the

News briefs
Continued from page A-3

National Assessment of Edu-
cational Progress, which bills
itself as "the nation's report
card" and asks the same ques-
tions to students across the
country.
Florida schools placed third
in the Southeast, behind
North Carolina and Virginia,
on the National Assessment
test in 2004. Florida scored
higher than the national aver-
age on grade four reading and
equal to the national average
on grade four math. Califor-
nia, Georgia and Mississippi
all scored below the national
average on both grade four
reading and math.
Since Florida students do
well on the National Assess-
ment test, Greer said, if they
were taking another state's
assessment tests, "we'd have
90 percent meeting AYP."
Making progress matters
because the law allows the
federal government to assess
penalties on school districts
that don't. After 14 Title I
schools failed to make
progress last year, the Osceo-
la district was forced to redi-
rect 20 percent of its federal
funding for free and reduced
lunches to both after-school
tutoring programs and trans-
portation, so that parents can
transfer their children from
one school to another:
Districts and schools that
continually fail to make
progress will continue to lose
flexibility in how to use feder-
al funding, and can ultimately
be taken over by the state.
No Child Left Behind is a
federal law, but changes in it
can be made without an act of
Congress. Some 46 states
have requested waivers, and
Florida educators plan to do
the same. Waivers can only be
granted if the Florida Depart-
ment of Education requests
them of the U.S. Department
of Education.
Contact Ed Scott at 407-
846-7600, Ext. 210.
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The day will include sports
and aquatic demonstrations,
games, f& =- painting, arts and
crafts, .wrobic classes for
youngsters, relay races, sports
safety, demonstrations and
more.
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American Friendship Day will
be celebrated April 9 in
Kissimmee Lakefront Park
adjacent to the Bataan-Cor-
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ceremonial activities and con-
tinue until 2 p.m. with native
dancing, games, food and a
singing contest. Everyone wel-
come.
Spring plant sale
The Osceola County Mas-
ter Gardeners will hold their
fourth annual spring plant sale
Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. behind the KVLS build-
ing in Osceola Heritage Park.
Featured will be antique, or
old garden roses, annuals,
perennials, some shrubs and
trees and plants from the Mas-
ter Gardeners' own collec-
tions. (They accept cash only.)
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development, improved aes-
thetic features and attract
higher-end businesses to St.
Cloud.
The deadline for district
plans to be transmitted to the
state for review is June 30. If
submitted by that deadline,
tax levels will be frozen with a
base year of 2004. Money
would not start flowing to the
district until 2006.
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and ensemble festival in
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gas, alto sax solo and jazz
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solo; April Darter, English
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Community Leaders of Amer-
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School was very successful' at
District competition. The fol-
lowing students received
medals, and will be going on
to the state leadership confer-
ence in April: Gold medals -
Kara Czech, Julie Stuart, Kris-
tine Rosado, national pro-
grams in action; Kalie .Morris
and Jenna Johnston, focus on
children; Kendice Kunce, job
interview; and silver medals
- Christine Lorenz, FCCLAR
writes; and Hannah Rowe,
housing design.
School district
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The Osceola School District
is conducting an on-line survey
of what it can do to improve.
A link to the survey is locat-
ed on the district's homepage
at www.osceola.k12.fl.us any-
time between April 4 and
April 15. Look for the link
titled parent school improve-
ment survey. The survey is
available in both English and
Spanish.
Computers at all schools
will be available for parent use
to complete the survey during
school hours.
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information in English or
Spanish, parents are asked to
call the district's Community
Relations Office at 407-870-
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Dogs crunched at Klassic

Rain suspends

OHS's opener .

By Rick Pedone
News-Gazette Staff Writer
The good news is that
after the first round of the
Kissimmee Klassic Thurs-
day, the St. Cloud Lady
Bulldogs found themselves
on the same side of the
bracket as nationally-
ranked Thousand Oaks,
Calif., Pensacola Escambia
and Southwest Miami.
The bad news?
They're all in the conso-
lation bracket.
That's what happens
when you play in the
Southeast's most competi-
tive high school softball
tournament.
St. Cloud was bopped
by Class 5A No. 7-ranked
Tampa Plant, .the tourna-
ment runner-up last year,
10-1.
At least the Lady Bull-
dogs, 13-2, got their game
in. Five first-round games
were suspended by electri-
cal outages and rain and
were scheduled to be com-
pleted early Friday after-
noon prior to the second
round of the 46-team tour-
nament, being played at
the Osceola County Soft-
ball Complex-.
Osceola trailed Mel-
bourne; 1-0, one-out into
their first-round game
before the rain shut things
down. "
Kowgirls coach George
Coffey and Roger Jones,.

the tournament directors,
hope rain won't be a factor
when the tournament
resumes at 9 a.m. today.
The championships for all
.three brackets, the White,
Blue and Gold, are sched-
uled for 6 p.m. The semifi-
nal round begins at 2:15.
Admission is $8.
St. Cloud, off to its best
start of the fastpitch era,
never challenged Plant,
12-4. The Panthers scored
four runs in the first inning
and blew it open with four
more in the fifth off 'of
.Lady Bulldogs ace Ashley
Iveson, who took her sec-
ond loss of the season.
Plant pounded Iveson for
14 hits.
Meanwhile, the Lady,
Bulldogs didn't get 4 hit off
of Plant's Megan Menard
until the sixth when short-
stop Megan DeYoung beat
out an infield hit. Kaitlyn
Poff followed with an
infield hit and Kari Earn-
hardt drew a walk to load
the bases for Amy Milwee,
who knocked in St.
Cloud's lone run with a
single that made the score
8-1.
Bulldog Coach Joey
Foster said tournament jit-'
ters and good competition
combined to throttle his
club.
"I think Ashley may
have been a little tight.
Coaches were here from

N. -Gazerte Pl.h-tc./Sam Roberts
Plant baserunner J.P. Pelaez beats Megan DeYoung's tag at third
base during their Kissimmee Klassic game Thursday.

Florida, Florida Southern,
South Florida, and I think
she was trying to be 'too
careful with her spots in
the first inning," said Fos-
ter.
Foster said that as long
as his team learns from the
experience, then the out-
come is irrelevant.
"That team was seventh
in the state..You've got 26
ranked teams in this tour-
rament, but that's why we
came here. These are the
teams that you are going
to see in the playoffs," he
said. We got off to a rough,

start, but defensively we
were okay."
Osceola, 7-6, didn't
take the field for its sched-
uled 9:30 p.m. game until
10:40 after a 30-minute
power outage that affected
two of the five fields at the
complex.
The Kowgirls trailed,
Melbourne, 6-6, 1-0. The
game resumed Friday with
Melbourne runners at first
and third and one out.
Southwest Miami lost a
1-0 thriller to nine-time
state champ Naples Thurs-
day. Thousand Oaks, No.

17 in the nation, 'was
edged by unbeaten (17-0)
Lakeland McKeel, 3-2,
and Escambia, No. 21
nationally, fell to Miami
Palmetto, 3-0. Bartow,
No. '3 .nationally, blanked
Miami American, 3-0. St.
Thomas Aquinas, a three-
time Klassic champ,
stopped Eau Gallie, 1-0.
Tampa Chamberlain,
No. 18 nationally, beat
Lakeland Jenkins 4-2. It
met the Osceol.:-i-Mel-
boume winner ifn the quar-
terfinal round of the Blue
bracket.

OSCEOLA SENIOR GAMES RESULTS.

Results of the. 11th
Osceola County Senior
.Games. Results of non-
qualifying events and
some qualifying sports
were published March
31.
SSwimming, 100
medley Women: Susan
Schuerman, Janice Mell-
berg, Irmela Klimach; Men
50-54; Gregg Tye; 55-59:-
Stephen Stern; 60-64-
Christian Iselin, Ken Hick-
ey, 65-69: Stee Rudacille.
100 backstroke -
Women 60-64: Susan
Schuerman, Gloria Gal-
breath, Kathleen O'Leary;
65-69: a Jo Gutfan, Emille
Stella; Men 505-4: Gregg
Tye; 60-64: Ken Hickey;
70-74: Rollin Priest; 75-
79: Charles Schlegel; 80-
84: Albert Chip-man.
200 Women: Susan
Schuerman, Doris
Prokopi; Men 50-54:
Gregg Tye; 60-64: Ken
Hickman; 70-74: Rollin
Priest.
50 Women 55-59:
Donna Kime; 60-64:
Susan Schuerman, Gloria
Galbreath; 65-69: Martha
Jo Gutfran, Lois Sloan;
Men 50-54: Gregg Tye;
55-59: Stephen Stern; 60-
64: Ken Hickey; 65-69:
Steve Rudacille; 70-74:
Rollin Priest, Elizabeth
Kennedy; .75-79: Charles
Schlegel; 8-84: Robert
Sigersmith, -Albert Chip-
man, Lester Bell.
100 Breaststroke -
Women 60-64: Irmela Kli-
mach, Janice Mellberg;
65-69: Emille Stella; 70-
74: Doris Prokopi; Men
60-64: Edward Johnson;
65-69: Richard Criche;
70-74: Max Villanueva;
75-79: Charles Schlegel;
80-84: Lester Bell, Albert
Chipman. ,,
50 Women 55-59:
Donna Kime; 60-64:
Irmela Klimach, Janice
Mellberg; 65-69:. Lois
Sloan; 70r74: Elizabeth

Kennedy; Men 50-54:
Mario Sanguinetti II; 60-
64: Edward Johnson; 65-
69: Richard Criche; 70-
74: Peter Fuchs; 75-79:
Charles Schlegel; 80-84:
Lester Bell;. 90-94: Brian
McGrath.
50 Butterfly -
Women: 60-64: Susan
Schuerman, Janice Mell-
berg;. 70-74: Doris
Prokopi; Men 50-54:
Mario .Sanguirierti II; 55-
59: Stephen Stern; 60-64:
Christian Iselin;'100 But-
terfly Women: Doris
Prokopi; Men: Christian
Iselin.
100 Freestyle -
Women: 55-59: Donna
Kime; 60-64: Kathleen
,O'Leary; 65-69: Martha
Jo Gutfran; 75-79: Eliza-
beth Kennedy; Men 60-
64: Ken Hickey, Edward
Johnson; 65-69: Steve
Rudacille; 75-79: George
Schindler;. 80-84: Robert
Sigersmith, Albert Chip-
man, Lester Bell.
200 Women 60-64:
Kathleen O'Leary; 65-69:
Martha Jo Gutfran; 75-79:
Elizabeth Kennedy; Men
50-54: Gregg Tye; 60-64:
Jim Klinzing, Edward
Johnson; 65-69: Steve
Rudacille; 75-79: Rollin
Priest; 80-84: Robert
Sigersmith.
50 Women 55-59:
Donna Kime; 60-64:
Kathleen. O'Leary, Gloria
Galbreath, Irmela Klimach;
65-69: Martha Jo Gutfran,
Emille Stella, Lois Sloan;
75-59: Elizabeth Kennedy;
Men 50-54: Mario San-
guinetti II; 55-59: Stephen
Stern; 60-64: Ken Hickey,
Edward Johnson; 65-69:
Steve Rudacille, Richard
Criche; 70-74: Max Vil-
lanueva, Rollin Priest; 75-
79: George Schlinder; 80-
84: Robert Sigersmith,
Lester Bell; 90-94: Brian
McGrath.
500 Men 55-59:
Stephen Stern; 50-54: Jim

Klinzing; 60-64: Edward
Johnson; 65-69: Steve
Rudacille, Richard Criche;
75-79: Elizabeth Kennedy;
80-84: Robert Sigersmith.
Basketball T-Shoot:
50-54: Dennis Sweeny, Ed
Monti; 55-59: Leo Mal-
oney; 60-64: Harry
Carothers; 65-69: Jerry
Bairr, Jim Stempkowski,
Fabriciano Vela; 70-74:
Adrian Galarza; 75-79:
Harry Morse, Frank Gallo;
80-84: John Davison.
Spot Goal: 50-54:
Dennis Sweeny, Ed Monti;
55-59: Leo Maloney; 60-
64: Harry Carothers, 65-
69: Jerry Barr, Jim'Stemp-
kowski, George Amey; 70-
74: Adrian Galarza; 75-
79: Harry Morse, Frank
Gallo; 80-84: Elizabeth,
Miller.,John Davison. ''
Free throw: 50-;54:
Denrfis Sweeny, Ed Monti;
55-59: Leo Maloney; 60-
64: Harry Carothers; 65-
-69: Jerry Barr, Jim Stemp-
kowski, George Amey; 70-
74: Adrian Galarza; 75-
79: Frank Gallo, Harry
Morse; 80-84: Elizabeth
Miller, John Davison.
Track, Discus -
Women 55-59: Jean
Oglesby; 65-69: Jule
MacKenzie; 74-79: Betty
McGillen; Men 50-54: Ed
Monti, Jerry Rivenburg,
Joey Ruiz; 60-64: Eduardo
Giraud; 65-69: Gary Win-
ters, Russell Van Put,
Chuck Tosch; 70-74:
James Ogelsby, Richard
Lowery; Rodney Letch-
worth; 75-79: Jim
McGiIlen; 80-84: Dick
Mulkern.
Javelin Women 65-
69: Jule MacKenzie,
Loyda Jimenez; 74-79:
Betty McGillen; Men 50-
54: Jerry Rivenburg, ed
Monti; 60-64; Dean
Given; 65-69: Lachlan
MacKenzie, Chuck Tosch,
Russell Van Put; 70-74:
Richard Lowery, James
Ogelsby, Ahmet Ardaman;

75-79: Jim McGilleh.
High jump 50-54:
Jerry Rivenburg; 55-59:
,Charles Sledge; 65-69:'
Chuck Tosch, Jim Stemp-
kowski; 70-74: Richard
Lowery, Benjamin
Jimenez.
Long jump Womrien
55-59: Helena Blaize,
Clara Adams: Men 50-54:
Jerry Rivenburg, Ed Monti,'
Joey Ruiz; 55-59: Tom
Day; 60-64: Bruce Har-
rington; 65-69: Chuck.
,Tosch, Lachlan MacKen-
zie, Richard' Criche; 70-
74: Thomas Phillips, Ben-'
jamin Jimenez, Gordon
Hagey. '
Shot put Women
'55-59: Jean Ogelsby; 65-
.69: Jule MacKenzie.
Loyda Jimenez; 75-79.
Betty McGillen: Men 50-
54: Ed Monti, Jerry Riven-
burg, Joey Ruiz; 60-64:
Eduardo Giraud; 65-69:
Gary Winters, Richard
'Shepard,' Richard Criche;
70-74: Thomas Phillips,
James Oglesby, Leonard
Olson; 75-79: Jim
McGillen.
100 Meter Dash --
Women 55-59: Helena:
Blaize, Clara Adams; 74-
79: Delores Milner; Men
50-54: Fred Hendrix.,
Jerry Rivenburg, Ed Monti;
55-59: Roosevelt Owens,
Charles Sledge, Tom Day;
65-69: Antonio Vega,
Fabriciano -Vela, Richard
Criche; 70-74: Thomas
Phillips, Ernest Alcocer,
Benjamin Jimenez.
200 Meter Dash -
Women 55-59: Helena
Blaize; 65-69:- Jule
MacKenzie; 75-79:
Delores Milner; Men 50-
54: Fred Hendrix, Ed
Monti, Jerry Rivenburg;
55-59: Roosevelt Owens,
Tom Day, Stephen Stern;
65-69: Antonio Vega,
Don Scherer; 70-74:
Thomas Phillips, Ernest
'Alcocer, Benjamin
Jimenez.

400 Meter Dash -
Wonmen 55-59: Helena
Blaize; 65-69: Jule
MacKenzie; 75-79:
Delores Milner; Men 50-
54: Fred Hendrix,. Ed
Monti, 55-59: Jose Rivera,
Tom Day, Roosevelt
O.'ens. 60-64: Donald
Gallagher; 65-69: Antonio
Vega', Lachlan MacKenzie,
Chester Fromm.
800 Meter Run -
Women:I Jule MacKenzie;
50-54: Ed Monti, 55-59:
Jose Rivera, Stephen
Ste, ri; 60-64: John
Raines; 75-79: George
Knoblock
1500 Meter Run -
50-54: Ed Monti; 55-59:
Stephen Stern; 60-64:
John Raines; 75-79':
George Knoblock.
1500 Race Walk -
Women Mary Mahon;
Men 55-59: Tom Day; 65-
69: Jim Stempkowski; 75-
79: JacK Mahon.-
Women 50-54:
Marilyn Gainley-Hazel
Walters; 55-59: Susan
Terppe-Roselena Ostheim;
60-64: Julie Bay-Phyllis
*Hislop; 65-69: Ellen Fend-
ley.-Carolee Ogburn;- 70-
74: Bobbie Cambell-Betty
Prentice
Mixed Doubles 50-
54: Marilyn Gainley-Larry
Richmond; .55-59: Carol
SNewgent-Segundo Pilapil;
65-69: Howard-Carolee
Ogburn; Joan Reitz-Carl
Crosslin.
Road Race 5K 50-
54: Cornelius, Ryan;
Women: Christine
Kroetsch; 60-64: Jeremi-
ah Hayes; Women: Cheryl
Klinzing; 65-69: Franco
Muci; 75-79: George
Knoblock, Jack Hallberg;
80-84: Eileen Cabrera.
Softball: 60-64: Osce-
ola Indians, Surfin 60's;
65-69: Astro 65's, Sun-
coast Orthopedic,
Arcomm; 70-74: Golden
Gators, Clubhouse Restau-
rant, Osceola Seniors; 75-
79: Bronson Bulls.

Ken dislikes

April Fools,

likes Yanks

Ken Jackson
Sports Writer
kjackson@
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Some housekeeping items left over
from the comfy tan recliner before I-talk
baseball ...
On Friday I got a call from a buddy
that works security, at Isleworth, giving
me a scoop. Apparently, Grant Hill and
his recording-artist wife Tamia were din-
ing with Patti LaBelle. Being the gentle-
man that he is, after the. meal he walked
Ms. LaBelle to her waiting vehicle.'
According to this report, Grant stum-
bled on the curb, severely injuring his
already-hurt ankle and rendering him
useless for the rest of the NBA season.
Now hold on, don't burn your tickets
for Wednesday's game against the Bulls.
It didn't happen.
Friday was April Fools Day. He may
have been selling, but I wasn't buung ...
Kit Hoover? Thea Andrews? Where
ha'e you gore' I mean, there's rno good
reason to tune into, ESPN2's "Cold
Pizza" anymore ...
Stupid Michigan State. A Kentucky
win and I get all Final 4 right-on my
bracket sheet for the first time ever.
But for the first time in the office pool's
five-year history, someone from Sports
will cash. Jaxen says, "Go Illini!" ...
What's the bigger shock: that John-
nie Cochran died, or that he was sixty-
seven years old? Could have swore he
was around 40 when he helped O.J. get
away with oh, nverrinnd ...
There's only one way to be ignorant
of baseball season watch football. All
seats for tonight's Kissimmee Kreatures-
Daytona Beach Hawgs tilt at the Silver
Spurs are 10 bucks. And this is the clos-
est you'll get to pro ball without driving
2 hours and knowing :)meo-ine with big
bucks ...
Okay, the suspense is too much to
bear. Here are the infallible progn,:sti-
cations for the 2005 Major League
Baseball season And they have been
tested to be steroid-free.
National' League ..
East: Atlanta. The Braves and Flori-
da will both be better than last year's
darling pick, Philadelphia. Maybe the
New York Mets will, too. And isn't that
nice, baseball's returned to Washington
Central: Chicago Cubs and Houston
have too many health question nmarks,so
go with the safe pick. St. Louis. 2nd
division: Cincinnati, Milwu.aukee, Pitts-
burgh.
West: Sleeper pick time San
Diego over Los Angeles and San Fran-
sisco. Colorado and Arizona will, um,
play.
Wild card: why not ... the Cubbies!
American League ..
East: Yanks or Sox, Yanks or Sox ...
who cares, loser is the wild card. I take
New York. Is anyone else in this divi-
sion?
Central: Another sleeper, the
Chicago White Sox over Minnesota
and .young Cleveland. Detroit and
Kansas Citrv follow in the reverse order
from 1985. ,
West: the L.A. Angels of Wherev-
er, but Texas will hang around longer
than they did last year. Oakland and
Seattle make this fun to watch'
WC: Red Sox.
Playoffs: St. Louis over Chicago,
New York over Boston.
Yankees win another World Series.
But I don't have to like it.
Hardware ...
MVP. AL: Manny Ramirez or Alex
Rodriguez (whoever's on the division
,winner). NL: Albert Pujols.
Cy Young: A tale of two Roys (Halla-
day, AL; Oswalt, NL)
Rookie of the Year: J.D. Closser
(NL), Jeremy Reed (AL).
Jaxen's fantasy team lineup: Jorge
Posada, Carlos Delgado, Luis Castillo,
Derek Jeter, Hank Blalock, Mike
Sweeney, Ray Durham, Dallas McPher-
son, Vlad Guerrero, Gary Sheffield,
Corey Patterson, Eric Byrnes, Jeremy
Reed ... Roy Oswalt, Roy Halladay,
Brad Radke, Bronson Arroyo, Chris
Carpenter, Joel Pineiro, Armando Ben-
itez, Jason Isringhausen, Danny Graves,
Ugueth Urbina.
Needs more power. And another
strikeout-heavy pitcher ..
... And finally, something to over-
shadow all the steroids talk: Sunday
night, Yankees vs. Red Sox, 8:05 p.m.
Let the hate begin.

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Page B2, NEWS-GAZETTE, Saturday, April 2, 2005

Jacque
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The latest rains that fell in
our area, and. the fact that the
gate at the south end of the
lake has been opened, has a
lot of water flowing down the
Kissimmee River.
As a rule, when the water
starts flowing, the bass start
biting. The fact that our
weather has somewhat stabi-
lized hasn't hurt, either.
I've heard of some nice
bass being caught both in
Lake Cypress and in Lake
Kissimmee. From what I've
heard, most are being caught
in running water or way back
in shallow water. Soft plastics
seem to be working best.
Some bass are also being
caught on top water baits,
such as. Devil's Horse and
Bang '0 Lures. It seems that if
the plug has blades on it, it.
will catch fish. Another good
choice has been the frog type
of lures, especially the ones
you buzz across heavy cover.
Spec fishing has been slow-
er this past week. I suspect
most of them are finished
,spawning and are heading for
deep water.
Big Toho Marina will begin
its, weekly Wednesday night
tournaments April 6 at 5:30
p.m. Weigh-in times will vary
weekly as the days get longer.
Hope you can make it. It's a
*good midweek break.
Contact Jacque' Mitchell
at_(407) 933-0951.

Saturday
Baseball Gateway at Poin-
ciana, 2 p.m.
Monday
Baseball Poinciana at Tim-
ber Creek, 7 p.m.; Harmony at Mel-
bourne C.C., 6 p.m.; Ocala at Her-
ijgl Chr., 4 p.m.
Softball Eastland Chr. at
Harmony, 6 p.m.
Tennis Poinciana at Osceola,
4 p.m.
Weightlifing St. Cloud at
Gaie ,s 3 .. .
Tuesday
Baseball Osceola at Oak
Ridge, 4 p.m.; Cypress Creek at St.
Cloud, 7 p.m.; Freedom at Gate-
way, 4 p.m.; Lakeland at Poinciana,
7 p.m.; Celebration at Lake Wales,
p.m.; Heritage Prep at Heritage
Chr., 4 p.m.
Softball- Osceola at Cypress
Creek, 4:30 p.m.; Lake Gibson at
Poinciana, 7:30 p.m.; Bartow at
--Celebration, 7:30 p.m.; Pine Castle
at Harmony, 6 p.m.
Tennis Osceola at Celebra-
tion, 4 p.m.; St. Cloud at Mel-
bourne, 4 p.m.; Harmony at Gate-
way, 3:30 p.m.
Flag football West Orange at
Osceola, 7 p.m.
S Water polo Colonial at
Osceola, 7 p.m.
SWednesday
Baseball North Port at Osce-
ola, 7 p.m.
Softball St. Cloud at
Cypress Creek, 4 p.m.; Celebration
at Gateway, 4 p.m.; George Jenkins
at Poinciana, 7:30 p.m.
Track OBC Championship
at St. Cloud, 4 p.m.
Tennis Leesburg at Poin-
Sciana, 4 p.m.;
Thursday
Baseball CFCA at St. Cloud,
7 p.m.; Harmony at First Academy,
7:30 p.m.
Softball Oak Ridge at OHS,
7 p.m.; Freedom at Gateway, 4 p.m.
S Flag football Osceola at
Boone, 7 p.m.
Water polo Cypress Creek at
Osceola, 7 p.m.
Weightlifting Harmony, Cel-
ebration at sectionals, Fort Meade,
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By Rick Pedone
News-Gazette Staff Writer
County track athletes will
sprint right into the Orange
Belt Conference track meet
after returning from spring
break on Wednesday.
St. Cloud's girls and Gate-
way's boys are the defending
champions when the meet
begins at 4 p.m. at St. Cloud
High.
"We had to run it earlier
than normal because Celebra-
tion and Harmony have dis-
trict meets a week earlier than
the rest of the schools," said
Osceola boys coach Dana
Dodson. "We scheduled some
workouts over the break, but
it's hard to say how ready any-
one will be."
Harmony joins 'the confer-
ence meet for the first time.
The Longhorns boast one of
the county's top pole vaulters
in senior Chris Hitt.
The Kowboys have one of
the strongest sprint teams in
the county with Steffon Rad-
cliff, Chris Bright, Charles
Pugh and Marcus Regular and

the top hurdler in senior Chris
Collier, while Gateway also is
strong in the jumps (Brandon
Hartley) and sprints (Brandon
Rivera). St. Cloud will rely on
its distance (Corey Ronk) and
weight teams to score points,
while Poinciana's 4 x 800
relay is tops in the county, and
senior hurdler Bill Christian is
one of the county's best. Cele-
bration has the county's top
distance runner in junior Sean
Blaney.
The girls meet figures to be
a duel between St. Cloud and
Osceola. The Lady Bulldogs
will pile up points in the field
and distance events with pole
vaulter Chelsea Pennington,
jumper Brittnay Eady and dis-
tance runner Laura Judd,
while the Kowgirls should
dominate the sprints with
Unique Singleton and Natasha
Fulmore. Senior Vanity
* Vasquez is one of the best at
800. Poinciana has three of
the county's top sprinters and
jumpers in Shanice Johnson,
Samantha Shade and Nakiah
Warner.

Attack wrestling
The Attack Wrestling trav-
eled to the Cozart Classic in
Brandon AAU national tour-
nament recently where Pete
Baldwin of Life Academy
won the 95-pound School-
boy championship.
Fox Baldwin, 8, was sec-
ond in the 70-pound novice
division.
Chris Harris, 4, won sixth
place in the bantam division
and Blake Kemp was second
in the 105 schoolboy divi-
sion. Gabriel Bird was third
in the 125 cadet division.
Alex Eggers placed fifth in
the same division.
Niko Brown placed fifth in
the 135 cadet division Jacob
Mohr placed second in the
112 junior division and
Danny Byron finished third
in the 140 juniors.
Kyle Strickland placed
fourth at 215 juniors.
The Attack Wrestling Club
Meets on Tuesdays and
Thursday from 6 to 7:30
p.m. in the Osceola High
mat room. The club is open
to wrestlers of all ages and
abilities. For information
contact Coach Baldwin 407-
973-2011 or Coach Bird
407-460-0745.

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More than 120 fine artists will fill the streets of
downtown for the fifth annual Celebration Spring
Art Festival on Saturday and Sunday, from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. Artists in this juried show are
competing for cash prizes totaling $20,000.
There will also be live music, student art and kids
crafts and activities. Admission and parking are
free. For more information call 407-566-1202 or
visit www.CelebrationFloridaEvents.com.

ROBOTS

Sure cure for spring break fever

Film has enough elements to please adults and kids

r parents each Peter Covino is taking a break this week from his
novie hits the film review. Pinch-hitting is the Pedone family -
iake it through Sports Editor Rick Pedone and his children, Zak, 13
red effort like and Katie, 9.
dozen insipid
Robots
Voiced by Ewan McGregor, Robin
Williams, Greg Kinnear, Halle Berry
.: Directed by Chris Wedge
Running Time 88 Minutes
tick Pedone Rating PG
he predictable Grade B
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// It's the last weekend to catch
The Mikado at the Osceola Cen-
ter for the Arts, 2411 E. U.S.
Highway 192. Tickets for the
.'t Gilbert & Sullivan's operetta
Gi are $15 for adults, $12 for
1, A seniors and $10 for students.
Show times are 8 p.m. Satur-
day and 2 p.m. Sunday at 2
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Available from Commercial News Providers".

See Dad page C-2.

Rodney Copperbottom, center, voiced by Ewan McGre-
gor, befriends Rusties Piper Pinwheeler, left, voiced by
Amanda Synes and Fender, voiced by Robin Williams.

Katie Pedone, 9, says:
Robots is a hilarious movie for
kids of all ages.
It has singing and dancing
robots and an evil robot who
,..... rts t.-.: g-t rid :.f all th,: .--.1d
robots so he
can sell new .
products.
In the' ..
movie, Rodney !-
Copperbottom
is put together
by his parents. -4
He grows up *
wearing .hand Katie Pedone
me downs,
especially when he i:rai.dit-
from high school and he is wear-
ing his cousin's hand me downs,
who is a GIRL!
Rodney invents a little flying
robot who looks like a teapot to
help his dad, who is a dishwash-
ing robot in a restaurant. The lit-
tle robot did a
good job until '
the restaurant
manager robot
came in ind -
scared him.
Then he
caused a big A
mess, and Rod-
ney and the lit- Zak Pedone
tle robot had to
leave.
Rodney decided to travel to
Robot City to see Bigweld, who is
the greatest robot of them all,
except for his dad.
When he gets to Robot City,
he meets a funny robot called
Fender. Fender's parts keep
falling off, but he takes Rodney to
See Kids page C-2

It's dog's life and cat's too at Pet Expo

Owners spend

$36 billion

annually on pets

By Peter Covino
News-Gazette Entertainment Editor
Pets are big business.
According to a survey taken by
the American Pet Products Man-
ufacturers Association, pet own-
ers spend $36 billion annually
caring for their animals. That
amounts to the seventh largest
retail segment'inrfthe U.S.A.
At the Global Pet Expo, held
recently at the Orange County
Convention Center, more than
1,000 pet retailers gathered to
show off their latest wares from
giant Tushiewipes to a complete
line of doggy hair salon products
from the makers of Paul Mitchell.
The expo is an annual exhibition
held by the APPMA.
If it's made for a cat or dog, or
even a hermit crab, it's at the pet
expo.
Say, for example, you hate
leaving your favorite tabby alone
for the day. Pop in a DVD from
Pet Qwerks Inc. and he can
watch two hours of birds flying,
fish swimming, butterflies soaring
as well as other tempting wildlife
normally found only in a back-
.yard. There is also a DVD for
birds. Retail cost is $11.99.
Have a dog with a never-end-
ing thirst?
Well, then maybe the Big-Dog
Original Pet Fountain is what you
need. The two-gallon fountain

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Meadow, a 7-month-old yellow lab, was one of the pet guests at the Global Pet Expo.

continually recirculates water and
even has a charcoal filter to keep
water fresh. The pet fountain
comes in two sizes and costs
$49.95 and $74.95. There's
more information at their Web
site www.petfountain.com.
Maybe your problem is just a
big, dirty dog that doesn't like
baths? No discerning canine
should be without the Pet Spa,
"the world's first cabin for wash-

ing and drying pets with hydro-
massage effect."
The spa sort of works like a
giant washing machine for dogs.
A company spokesman said
despite the flow of water in the
large cabin and the flowing air to
dry pets, the spa is much less
stressful on animals than a regu-
lar bath. Water and air are even-
ly distributed throughout the
cabin, so little force is involved.

Bath time is also cut in half.
While it is available for home pur-
chase, the Pet Spa can be found
at grooming parlors. The cost per
treatment is around $15-$20.
Fastags has a unique way to let
the world know your cat or dog's
name, and how to help get your
pet home should he go out for an
unsupervised walk. The Fastag is
See Pet page C-2

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Dad

Continued from page C-1

Kids

Continued from page C-1

Pet
Continued from page C-

But, the folks at Blue Sky
Studios use imaginative and
sometimes frantic computer-,
generated scenes to keep the
movie flowing. The kids at a
midweek matinee seemed to
eat it up, especially when
Williams' character is on the
screen. Adults will be amused
at the intelligent screenplay
from the veteran comedy writ-
ing team of Lowell Ganz and
Babaloo Mandell (Splash,
City Slickers, Parenthood).
For example, baby Rodney
is brought to his home
unassembled in a crate. His
mother laments to his late-
arriving father, "You missed
the delivery."
But, the assembly goes well.
"He has your mother's eyes
and my father's nose," said
Rodney's father. "I'm glad we
saved those parts."
Wedge and executive pro-
ducer William Joyce turned to
household items like waffle.
irons for inspiration in creating
their robotic world. The ani-
mators work-shopped many
ideas to create lifelike expres-
sions and movements for their
robots, even viewing old
Jimmy Stewart movies. It
works.
Back to the plot. After Rod-
ney graduates from high
school he invents a tiny robot
to help his father wash dishes
in a restaurant. It goes well
until the little 'bot is frightened
by the manager and makes a
mess of the kitchen.
Rodney is devastated and
decides to take his invention to
Robot City, home of Bigweld
Industries. Bigweld (comedy
legend Mel Brooks in his first
animation voice-over) is the
greatest robot of them all with
a TV show and his own bal-
loon in the holiday parade.
Rodney bumps into Fender
at the Robot City train station,
and from that point Williams
owns the movie.
A wild, cross-town roller
coaster ride to Bigweld Indus-
tries ensues. But, Bigweld's
sinister second-in-command,
Ratchet (Greg Kinnear) has
exiled Bigweld and taken over

the company. His plan,
hatched with his mother, the
gruesome Madame Gasket
(Jim Broadbent), is for the
company to quit producing
cheap replacement parts for
robots so that new assemblies
must be purchased at a greater
profit.
Meanwhile, the old robots
will be destroyed at Madame
Gasket's underground Chop
Shop.
That is, until Rodney's abili-
ty to patch up the old robots
ruins Ratchet's scheme.
One of the movie's most
entertaining scenes, has Rod-
ney and Fender crashing the
Bigwelder Ball. To pass by the
fiendishly uncooperative door-
man, Tim (Paul Giamatti), they
pose as an uppity face-slap-
ping count and his equally
insufferable assistant.
They are nabbed by security
there, but one of Ratchet's
assists, the sexy Cappy (Halle
Berry) comes to Rodney's res-
cue and takes him to Bigweld's
home.
Colorful characters like
Aunt Fanny (Jennifer
Coolidge), whose large posteri-
or causes trouble in the tiny
boarding house where Fender
and Rodney stay, and Fender's
feisty sister Piper (Amanda
Bynes of Nickelodeon's The
Amanda Show) lend some
depth to the storyline. Drew
Carey, Jay Leno, Al Roker,
Dianne Wiest and Terry Brad-
shaw all lend their voices.
. The campy musical score
by John Powell (Shrek), with
percussion assistance from the
Blue Man Group, will have the
kids bopping to the beat as the
credits roll.
Since this movie .was
released several weeks ago you
may be tempted to wait for the
DVD.
But, if spring fever has
struck and the offspring are
driving you nuts this weekend,
you won't regret parting with
the theater admission.
Contact Rick Pedone at
407-846-7600, Ext. 204.E-
mail at rpedone@
osceolanewsgazette.com

Bigweld Industries to see Big-
weld.
But, Bigweld isn't there.
Instead, a mean robot named
Ratchet is there and he kicks
Rodney's invention out the
window and he kicks Rodney
out.
Fender takes Rodney to
Aunt Fanny's house. Fender
and some other robots, like
his sister named Piper, live
with Aunt Fanny. Aunt Fanny
is funny because she has a big
fanny. Every time she turns
around, she knocks over. a
bunch of robots. When the
robots were making nasty
sounds with their armpits,
Aunt Fanny made a big
sound. But, she wasn't using
her armpit! She killed the light
pole outside! All the other
robots said, "Aunt Fanny, we
were using our arms!"
Rodney starts to fix old
robots, and Ratchet's mean
mother named Madame Gas-
ket figures it out and wants
Rodney to be killed.
Rodney and Fender went
to a ball at Bigweld Industries
to tell Bigweld, but Bigweld
isn't there. When Rodney tells
everyone, Ratchet has him
arrested, but a girl robot
named Cappy saves him.
Cappy takes Rodney to see
Bigweld at his house. Bigweld
didn't help at all at first: He
told Rodney to stop dream-
ing. Then, later, when Rod-

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vehicles, as well as manufacturer dis-
plays, product giveaways, Dyno Chal-
lenge and more. The event is free.
LEGENDS OF ROCK 'N' ROLL
SANFORD Two music shows will
grace the stage of the Helen Stairs The-
atre in downtown Sanford this weekend.
On Saturday, April 2, at 2 p.m. and 7:30
p.m. "The Legends of Rock'N' Roll"
show will feature '50s music with Roy,
Buddy and Elvis. Tickets are $30. On
Sunday, April 3, at 2 p.m. the "Nostalgic
Big Band Sound" will go on. Tickets are
$15. For tickets or more information call

ney needs help, Bigweld
appears and tells Rodney that
he wants to be just like him.
Bigweld goes back to the
office to fire Ratchet, but
Ratchet knocks out Bigweld
and sends him to Madame
Gasket's Chop Shop, where
the old robots are destroyed.
It doesn't look good, but
Piper comes through the wall
with a lot of old robots who
like Rodney because he fixed
them.
There is a big fight, and
the best part of the fight is
when Fender dances to Brit-
ney Spears' song "Hit Me
Baby One More Time" and
knocks everybody over. That
part was hilarious.
I won't tell the ending, but
Robots is about as good as
the Incredibles, maybe even
better!
Zack Pedone, 13, says:
I would give this movie two
thumbs up.
It poses many aspects of
human life transformed into
robots. The voice-overs were
incredible. The digital anima-
tion was extraordinary.
The view over Robot City
was realistic and famous
musical numbers were incor-
porated into the movie, like
Gene Kelly's "Singin' in the
Rain."
The comedy made the film
a lot of fun. What will these
guys think of next?

a shrinking ID tag. You. write
your information on the tag,
which comes in a multitude of
designs, put it in the oven for
a few minutes where it shrinks
down to pet ID size, and it is
ready to be worn. You can get
more information on the ID
tags at www.fastags.com.
Speaking of wearing, no
self-respecting dog should
dare stick his head out of a car
window without a pair of
Doggles. The protective eye-
wear offers UV protection,
not to mention being stylish.
The goggles come in five sizes
and eight colors and also have
interchangeable lenses. Dog-
gles also offers a line that has,
a matching human style so
dogs and owners can wear the
same kind of glasses.
Also from Doggles are
wearable Ionizers for pets.
The Ionizer can be hooked to
most collars or even worn on
a pet vest. The Ionizer, like its
human counter-part, reduces
airborne allergens, airborne
viruses, germs and bacteria.
Doggles merchandise can be
found at many large pet super
centers.
Dogs no longer have to have
a bad hair day either, thanks to
John Paul Pet, the dog hair
salon line from Paul Mitchell.
Dogs or their owners can
choose from oatmeal shampoo
and conditioning rinse, calming
moisturizing shampoo, water-

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stairstheatre.com.
POLASEK MUSEUM
WINTER PARK The Albin Polasek
Museum and Sculpture Gardens offer a
biennial Artist-in-Action Program, which
allows artists to create new pieces for the
permanent collection. Beginning on
Tuesday, April 5, through June 30, Lau-
rie Ward will re-create on a smaller scale
four works originally sculpted by Albin
Polasek.
The museum is located at 633 Osceo-
la Ave. Museum hours are Tuesday-Sat-

less foam shampoo and many
more. The John Paul line also
includes a long list of pet carri-
ers and toys.
For canines left at home all
day, there is Kongtime by
Dogopolis. Your favorite pup
will be bored no longer with
Kongtime, which is billed as
doggie day care in a box.
Kongtime is an automatic
Kong toy dispenser. Each
Kongtime comes with 4 medi-
um or large toys that are dis-
pensed throughout the day via
a timer. Kong toys can also be
filled with treats. Find out more
about Kongtime at
www.dogopolis.com
If fish are your thing, how
about the AquaVista 500, a
wall-mounted aquarium. Made
for tropical fish, it hangs like
framed artwork. There are six
different backgrounds and 18
interchangeable frames. The
aquarium includes an LCD con-
trol panel, filtration system, air
pump and .overhead lighting
system. Information on the
AquaVista is available at
www. aquavistainc.com.
For the record, according to
the pet survey, there are 69.1
million pet households in the
U.., accounting for 43.5 mil-
lion dogs, 37.7 million cats
and 6.4 million birds.
Contact Peter Covino at
407-846-7600, Ext. 206.
E-mail at pcovino@
osceolanewsgazette.com

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from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $5
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www.polasek.org.
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JAG Program Overview

Proposed to streamline justice funding and grant administration,
the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG)
Program allows states, tribes, and local governments to support a
broad range of activities to prevent and control crime based on their
own local needs and conditions. JAG blends the previous Byrne
Formula and Local Law Enforcement Block Grant (LLEBG)
Programs to provide agencies with the flexibility to prioritize and
place justice funds where they are needed most.

JAG funds can be used for state and local initiatives, technical
assistance, training, personnel, equipment, supplies, contractual
support, and information systems for criminal justice for any one or
more of the following purpose areas:

Law enforcement programs
Prosecution and court programs
Prevention and education programs
Corrections and community corrections programs
Drug treatment programs
Planning, evaluation, and technology improvement programs

Funding: FY2005 State of Florida funding is $32,833,157. The JAG
formula includes a state allocation consisting of a minimum base
allocation with the remaining amount determined on population and'
Part 1 violent crime statistics, and a direct allocation to units of local
government. Once the state allocation is calculated, 60% of the
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Movies for the week of
April 1-7.
St. Cloud Twin
Miss Congeniality 2:
Armed and Fabulous (PG-
13), daily: 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.;
Saturday: 1 p.m.; Saturday
late show: 9:30 p.m.
*The Ring Two (PG-13),
daily: 7:20 p.m.; Saturday
late show: 9:35 p.m.
Robots (PG), 4:30 p.m.
A.M.C. Celebration
*Miss Congeniality 2:
Armed and Fabulous (PC-
13), Saturday: 2 p.m., 4:30
p.m., 7:15 p.m. and 10
p.m.; Sunday, 4:30 p.m. and
7 p.m.; weekdays: 5 p.m.
and 7:30 p.m.
Robots (PG), Saturday:
2:15 p.m., 5 p.m., 7:30 p.m.
and 9:45 p.m.; Sunday: 2:15
p.m., 5 p.m. and 7:15 p.m.;
weekdays: 5:15 p.m. and
7:45 p.m.
Osceola Square East
*Guess Who? (PG-13),

1:40 p.m., 4:20 p.m., 7:15
p.m. and 9:40 p.m.
*Miss Congeniality 2:
Armed and Fabulous (PG-
13), 1:10 p.m., 4:10 p.m.,
7:10 p.m. and 9:35 p.m.
The Pacifier (PG), 1:20
p.m., 4:50 p.m., 7:20 p.m.
and 9.:45 p.m.
The Ring Two (PG -13),
1:30 p.m., 4:20' p.min., 7:05
p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
Robots (PG), 1:50 p.m.,
4:30 ,p.m., 6:50 p.m. and
9:20 p.m.
*Sin City (R), 1 p.m., 4
p.m., 7 p.m. and 9:50 p.m.
AMC Pleasure Island 24
(Late shows Friday and
Saturday only)
Be Cool (PG-13), 1:55
p.m., 4:35 p.m., 7:30 p.m.
and 10:15 p.m.
*Beauty Shop (PG-13),
12:30 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m.,
4:30 p.m., 5:40 p.m., 7
p.m., 8:05 p.m., 9:35 p.m.,

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comic book film Sin City.
10:30 p.m. and 12:10 a.m.
Constantine (R), 1:25
p.m., 4:05 p.m., 7:10 p.m.
and 9:55 p.m.
Diary of a Mad Black
Woman (PG-13), 9:55 p.m.

and 12:25 a.m.
Downfall (Der Unter-
gang), (R), 1 p.m., 4:15
p.m.,.7:35 p.m. and 10:50
p.m.
*Fever Pitch (PG-13),
Sneak preview Saturday at
7:30 p.m.
*Guess Who? (PG-13),
12:30 p.m., 2:10 p.m., 2:50
p.m., 4:40 p.m., 5:30 p.m.,
7:20 p.m., 8 p.m., 10 p.m.,
10:25 p.m. and 12:25 a.m.
Hitch (PG-13), 1:15 p.m.,
4:15 p.m., 7 p.m., 9:45 p.m.
and 12:30 a.m.
Hostage (R), 1:35 p.m.,
4:20 p.m., 7:05 p.m., 9:45
p.m. and 12:15 a.m.
Ice Princess (G), 12:35
p.m., 2:55 p.m., 5:15 p.m.
and 7:35 p.m.
Million Dollar Baby (PG-
13), 1:10 p.m., 4:10 p.m.,
7:05 p.m. and 10:05 p.m.
*Miss Congeniality 2:
Armed and Fabulous (PG-

13), 12:40 p.m., 1:50 p.m.,
2:40 p.m., 3:20 p.m., 4:30
p.m., 5:20 p.m., 6 p.m.,
7:10 p.m., 8 p.m., 8:40
p.m., 10 p.m., 10:40 p.m.,
11:15 p.m. and 12:30 a.m.
The Pacifier (PG), 1:10
p.m., 2:35 p.m., 3:30 p.m.,
4:55 p.m., 5:45 p.m., 7:25
p.m., 8:10 p.m., 9:50 p.m.,
10:30 p.m. and 12:10 a.m.
The Ring Two (PG-13),
1:40 p.m., 2:45 p.m., 4:25
p.m., 5:25 p.m., 7:15 p.m.,
8:05 p.m., 9:50 p.m., 10:10
p.m., 10:50 p.m. and 12:25
a.m.
Robots (PG), 12:30 p.m.,
2:20 p.m., 2:50 p.m., 4:50
p.m., 5:10 p.m., 7 p.m.,
9:30 p.m. and 11:45 p.m.
*Sin City (R), 12:45 p.m.,
1:45 p.m., 2:30 p.m., 3:45
p.m., 4:45 p.m., 5:30 p.m.,
6:45 p.m., 7:45 p.m., 8:30
p.m., 9:40 p.m., 10:45 p.m.,
11:30 p.m. and 12:30 a.m.

Upside of Anger (R), 1:40
p.m., 5 p.m., 7:55 p.m. and
10:40 p.m.
Touch Star/South Chase
Beauty Shop (PG-13), 1
p.m., 4 p.m., 7:10 p.m. and
10:05 p.m.
*Guess Who? (PG-13),
1:15 p.m., 4:05 p.m., 7:05
p.m. and 9:55 p.m.
Miss Congeniality 2:
Armed and Fabulous (PG-
13), 12:55 p.m., 3:50 p.m.,
7:25 p.m. and 10:15 p.m.
The Pacifier (PG), 1:10
p.m., 4:10 p.m., 7:20 p.m.
and 10 p.m.
The Ring Two (PG-13),
12:50 p.m., 3:55 p.m., 7:15
p.m. and 10:15 p.m.
Robots (PG), 1:20 p.m.,
4:20 p.m., 7:30 p.m. and 10
p.m.
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Community Events

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Hobbies, games

KAST Club
Winners in the games were: March 28
Euchre: Joan Little, first; Betty Rigney, sec-
ond; Kermit Lamie, third. March 30 Euchre:
Madalene Birkmeier, first; Roger Bruegel, sec-
ond.
Games are held on the following schedule:
Shuffleboard -, Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
day at 1:30 p.m.; dominoes and euchre Mon-
days 7 p.m.; pinochle Wednesdays at 6:30
p.m.; 5-card pinochle Fridays at 7 p.m.
The KAST Club is located at 322 E. Monu-
ment Ave., Kissimmee. For information on
activities call 407-892-2817 or 407-348-
6368.
Osceola duplicate bridge
Results from Friday, March 25:-
North/South, Eva Fucile and Syd Kelly, Jim
Hume and Art Jaffe, tied for first and second;
Dave Lennox and Phyllis Benedict, third;
Rachel Eney and Helen Beardsley, fourth;
Lora Lackey and Lee Bailey, fifth. East/West,
Bob Lenhart and Hal Coakley, first; Kathy
Jones and Bette Larsen, second; Barbara
Wald and Dodie Checani, third; Mary Barnes
and Sophie Radosevich, fourth; Gen Jones
and Paul Jones, fifth.
The Osceola Duplicate Bridge Club meets
Friday at 11 a.m. at the Kissimmee Woman's
Club, 1616 Oak St. Director Geoff Jones,
407-277-6416.
St. Cloud games
Card games are held at the St. Cloud Shuf-
fleboard Club, 7th Street and Ohio Avenue.
Scheduled are: duplicate bridge, Monday,
6:30 p.m.'; euchre, Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.;
pinochle, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday,
6:30 p.m.; cribbage, Thursday, 6:30 p.m. For
more information call Charlotte at 407-498-
0455 or Bobby at 407-892-2749. For infor-
mation on the St. Cloud Shuffleboard Club
games call Louise at 407-957-8733.
Mah jongg
St. Cloud March 22:- Marie Fiske, first; Lola
Owens, second; Carmela Rodano, third.
March 26: Pat Key, first;' Bob Hawthorne,
second; CArmela Rodano, third; Jane Word,
fourth. For information on the St. Cloud Shuf-
fleboard Club mah jongg games call Louise at
407-957-8733.
Kissimmee March 22: Richard Paty, first;
Pat DeVillers, second. For information on the
Kissimmee Parks and Recreation mah jongg
games call Pat at 407-933-7223.
Mid-Fla. Corvette
The Mid-Florida Corvette Club meets at 7
p.m. the first Tuesday of each month at Holi-
day Chevrolet, 1001 E. U.S. Highway 192.
Member of NCCC. For more information call
Chuck Deal at 407-498-4923 or e-mail
chuckcdeal@aol.com.
Osceola Rodders
The Osceola Rodders meet at 7 p.m. the
first Wednesday of each month. For the meet-
ing location or any other information call
Becky at 407-892-1203.
Corvair Club
The G.O. Vairs Corvair Club holds monthly
meetings. For more information contact Titus
Stewart at 407-892-5999.
Fishing club
The St: Cloud BassCasters Fishing Club
meets the first Thursday of the month at Fat
Boys restaurant on U.S. Highway 192 in St.
Cloud. Tournaments are held the following
Saturday. Boaters and non-boaters welcome.
Call The Fishing Pad II, 407-891-1003, or
Marc McKenzie, 407-891-7368.
Osceola Riders
The general membership meeting of the
Osceola Riders motorcycle enthusiast group is
held the second Sunday of each month at 1
p.m. Call Mike at 943-3686 for directions.
Patchers quilters
The Patchers of Time quilting guild meets
at the Osceola Center for the Arts, 2411 E.
'Bronson Highway, the second Monday of
each month at 6:30 p.m. Visitors welcome.
Call 407-892-5775.
Cribbage class
A free cribbage class is offered by the
Kissimmee Parks and Recreation Department
every Friday from 10 a.m. to noon at the
Lakeshore Recreation Center. For details call
407-847-2388.
Stamp club
The Osceola Stamp Club meets the first
and third Wednesday of each month at 1:30
p.m. at the Senior Center, 1099 Shady Lane.
Evening meetings are at 7 p.m. the fourth
Wednesday of each month at the center.
Holds auctions at the first Wednesday meeting
of each month.

The Ingolds to perform

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The Southern group, The Ingolds, of Shelby, Ohio, will be singing Wednes-
day, April 6, at 7 p.m. at the Ocean St. Church of God, 1211 Ocean St.,
Kissimmee. Geniece Ingold of the group has written several songs that
have been on the charts, including "In My Robe of White." For more infor-
mation call 407-935-9131 or 407-892-1782.

Military

Vets benefits briefing
Julio Cruz, Veterans Service Officer with
the Osceola County Veterans Affairs Office,
will hold a briefing on veterans benefits Thurs-
day, April 14, at 3:30 p.m. at the Veterans
Tribute and Museum at Osceola Square Mall.
Get information to-verify eligibility, register
and begin using veterans benefits. Cruz will
answer questions following the briefing.
Refreshments available.
American Legion Post 10
American Legion Post 10, 200 Lakeshore
Blvd., Kissimmee, hIolds general membership
and auxiliary meetings at 7 p.m. the fourth
Wednesday of each month. The Sons of the
American Legion meetings. are held the third
Wedsday of each month at 7 p.m.
Friday bingo and seafood dinner for mem-
bers and guests is at 5:30 p.m. Saturday din-
ners are at 6 p.m. and dance music is at 8
p.m. Sunday bingo for members and guests is
at 4 p.m. Monday's ladies pool tournament is
at 7 p.m. For more information call 847-
4193.
An Osceola chapter of the Military Order of
the Purple Heart is being organized. If you
were awarded the Purple Heart and are inter-
ested in chartering-a chapter in Osceola
County contact Jon at 321-284-7613 or
Cowboy at,407-460-1195.
American Legion Post 80
St, Cloud American Legion Post No. 80,
1019 Pennsylvania Ave., holds meetings at 7
p.m. the second Thursday of each month;
auxiliary meetings are at 7 p.m. the first
Thursday of each month; and the Sons of
American Legion meetings are at 06:30 p.m.
the second Monday of each month.
The Post is trying something new -
karaoke, hosted by Jerry Cox, is on Wednes-
days from 7 to 11 p.m. This is also "Steak
Night" sponsored by the Sons of American
Legion from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The Post has dinners every Friday from 5
p.m..to 8 p.m., with entertainment beginning
at 7 p.m. The Post has Sunday breakfast from
8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. with a buffet and a full
menu.The public is invited. Bingo for mem-
bers and guests is on Saturdays at 7 p.m.
Karaoke with Jerry Cox every Saturday at 8
p.m. Call the post at 407-892-8808 for more
information.
VFW Post 4225
Members of VFW Post 4225, 504 S. Ran-
dolph St., Kissimmee, meet at 7 p.m. the first
and third Wednesday of each month. The
Ladies Auxiliary meets the third Wednesday of
each month at 7 p.m.
Pool tournaments Mondays at 7 p.m., darts
Thursday at 7 p.m. and steak bingo every
third Tuesday at 7 p.m. Free pool all day Fri-
days. Happy hours Monday through Thursday
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and all day Friday.
Dinners are served Saturdays from 5 to 7
p.m. and are open to the public.
The auxiliary accepts used eye glasses for
reconditioning for those in need. Call 407-
847-7855 for dinner menus and future sched-
uled entertainment and special events.
The Tribute
The Veterans Tribute and Museum of
Osceola County has been established at the
Osceola Square Mall in what was the Morri-
son's cafeteria storefront. Items of military
memorabilia are on display both as a tribute to
veterans of all U.S. wars and to inform stu-

dents of our country's history. Free. Volun-
teers are needed to staff the exhibit during the
hours it is open. For more information call
Jim Kervin at 407-922-9482.
DAV
DAV Chapter 148 and the Auxiliary meet
the second Sunday of the month at 2:30 p.m.
at 21 E. Keen St., Kissimmee. The lounge is
open Monday through Saturday beginning at
1 p.m. Call the chapter home at 407-846-
4141 for special events.
Attn: World War II vets
Anyone who served the United States in
World War II and was stationed in Miami
Beach during training or for any other assign-
ments is being asked to contact the Miami
Beach World War II Veterans Memorial at
Judith S. Berson, c/o The Edison Hotel, 960
Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139-5013,
and give their rerriembrances of Miami Beach
in wartime.
A book is being compiled of World War II
veterans' memories. Questionnaires will be
sent to veterans to give their memories and
qualifications. This is an outgrowth of the
recent veterans, reunions held in Miami Beach
from 1999 to 2003.
Marine Corps League
Marine Corps League September 11th
Detachment meets the first Thursday of each
month at 7 p.m. at DAV Chapter 148, 21 E.
Keen St., Kissimmee. For more information
call Jose Olmeda, 407-348-3193.
Seabee vets
Navy Seabee Veterans of America, Island
X-21, meets the first Saturday of every month
at Ryan's restaurant, 4551 13th St. (U.S.
Highway 192), St. Cloud. Breakfast at 10
a.m., meeting at 11 a.m. Wives welcome. For
details call Don Oman, 407-846-2369.
'Navy Seabee Veterans of America, Island
X-4 meets the third Saturday of the month at
11 a.m. at the Golden Corral Restaurant,
7251 W. Colonial Drive, Orlando. Wives wel-
come. For details call Harold Beal, 407-277-
0007.
Navy Seabee Veterans of America, Island
X-2, meets the second Saturday of the month
at Ryans Steak House, Route 33 N. Lakeland.
Ladies welcome. For details call J.W. Miller,
island secretary, at 933-7573.
Vets affairs office
The Osceola County Veterans Office, 108
Park Place Blvd., Kissirpmee, provides assis-
tance in -applying for all Veterans Administra-
tion benefits including disability compensa-
tion/pension, widow's benefits, burial bene-
fits, application for headstone, home loan cer-
tificates, VA/GI insurance and requests for
duplicate documents. A Spanish-speaking
counselor is available. For an appointment call
407-870-2019.
Fleet Reserve Assoc.
The Delbert D. Black Branch 117 of the
Fleet Reserve Association meets the second
Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at the
VFW 4287, 3500 S. Goldenrod Road,
Orlando. Any retired Navy, Marine Corps or
Coast Guard personnel are eligible for mem-
bership as well as personnel currently on
active duty. For more information call Ship-
mate President Anthony .Cassata at 407-275-
7791 or Shipmate Vice President Jim Mid-
dlekauff at 407-273-6175.
Korean War vets
The Korean War Veterans Association of
Osceola County meets at VFW Post 3227,

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915 New York Ave., St. Cloud, the third
Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. All military
veterans who served honorably in the U.S.
armed forces during the Korean War period
are eligible for membership. For more infor-
mation call David L. Conboy at 407-892-
7409.
T Vietnam vets
The Vietnam Veterans of Osceola County
and Associates meet at the DAV Chapter
148, 21 E. Keen St., Kissimmee, the second
Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. Eligibility:
Vietnam and Vietnam-era veterans who
served on active duty in the U.S. military, for
other than training, between Feb. 28, 1961,
and May 7, 1975, in country, or between
Aug. 5, 1964, and May 7, 1975, for Viet-
nam-era veterans. Associates membership is
open to all who believe in what the Vietnam
Veterans of America-represents. Meetings are
open to the public.
Call Jim Kervin at 407-846-7278 or Tony
Cianciotta, 407-957-1400.
VFW Post 3227
VFW Post 3227, 915 New York Ave., St.
Cloud, meets the first and third Thursday of.
the month at 7:30 p.m. The ladies auxiliary
meets the second Thursday of the month at
7:30 p.m. Karaoke for members and their
guests is every Saturday at 7 p.m. Call 407-
892-6761.
The post and ladies auxiliary are collecting
canned and dry goods throughout the year for
the St. Cloud Community Pantry. Contribu-
tions may be dropped off at the post.
Veterans council
The Osceola County Veterans Council per-
forms free military funerals for all honorably
discharged veterans. More veterans are need-
ed to volunteer to help with the funerals. The
council also provides financial assistance and
consultation to needy families and veterans
and their families. To volunteer and for more
information call Dave Conboy at 407-892-
7409.
Union vets
Sons of the Union Veterans of the Civil
War welcome descendents, historians and
interested parties to attend meetings of the
S.U.V.C.W. Lucius L. Mitchell Camp No. 4 at
the St. Cloud Senior Center, Building B, 702
Indiana Ave., St. Cloud.
For details call Clair (Skip) Whitlam at 407-
957-9587 or visit
http://tealah.com/C.amp4.html
The group seeks to keep the country's
patriotic history, alive. Its goal is to attend all
major functions related to American heritage.
To join the group or for more information call
Ron Criswell at 407-892-8268.
Confederate sons
Descendents of those with Confederate
ancestors, Southern heritage and other inter-
ested folks are invited to join the Jacob Sum-
merlin Camp 1516 of the Sons of Confeder-
ate Veterans. Meetings include guest speakers,
video presentations, discussions on War
Between the States history and present day
issues. Meetings held the second Monday of
each month at Fat Boys in St. Cloud. Fellow-
ship supper 6 p.m., meetings 7 p.m. Call the
camp hotline at 407-931-7003. Online
www.florida-scv.org/campl516
Women veterans/
sea services
The local unit, Orange Blossom Unit No.
69, is an organization of women veterans and
active duty personnel of all seagoing services,
including Navy, Coast Guard, Marines, Yeo-
man F of World War I and Navy nurses of any
era.
Under the WAVES National designation,
Unit 69 includes all in the Kissimmee/Orlando
area and meets at 11 a.m. the second Satur-
day of each month at Westminster Towers.
For information call Susan Acosta, president,
at 407-240-6124 or Teri, secretary, at 407-
348-4313.
American Legion Post 10
American Legion Post 10, 200 Lakeshore
Blvd., Kissimmee, holds general membership
and auxiliary meetings at 7 p.m. the fourth
Wednesday of each month. The Sons of the
American Legion meetings are held the third
Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m.
Bingo for members and guests is on Friday
at 5 p.m. and Sundays beginning at 4 p.m.
Seafood dinners are served Fridays at 5:30
p.m.; steak dinners are served on Saturdays at
6 p.m., with dance music at 8 p.m.
For more information call 407-847-4193.

Miscellaneous

Genealogy Club
The Genealogy Club of Osceola County
meets the first Sunday of the month at 2 p.m.
at the Hart Memorial Library on Dakin
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Avenue in Kissimmee.
At the meeting April 3,
Paul Enchelmayer will discuss
storing and restoring family
photos... in the digital age. He
will tell how to use traditional
and digital -methods to pre-
serve precious images and
materials.
The Genealogy Club meets
at the Hart Memorial Library
on Dakin Avenue in down-
town Kissimmee at 2 p.m.
the first Sunday of the month.
For more information and
a copy of the newsletter call
407-957-4347 or 407-892-
5726.
AARP Tax Aide
AARP Tax Aide volunteers
are available to provide free
tax help for taxpayers with
middle and low incomes, with
special attention to those age
60 and older. Take the fol-
lowing items with you: 2003
tax return copy; photo ID;
Social Security cards; W-2
forms from each employer;
1099 forms from bank, bro-
ker, pension provider, Social
Security benefits, etc.; sup-
porting documents for item-
ized deductions and depen-
dent care provider.
Tax Aide does not work on
complex or business tax
returns. No appointments
necessary.
Help is available at the fol-
lowing locations through

April 15.
Monday: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
St. Cloud Senior Center,
3101.17th St. (E-file avail-
able); 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. First
Baptist Church-Poinciana,
601 Walnut St. (E-file); 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. Holy
Redeemer Church, 1603 N.
Thacker Ave., Kissimmee.
Tuesday: Noon to 4 p.m.
H2U (Senior Friends), 1500
Village Oak Lane, Kissimmee
(E-file).
Wednesday: Noon to 4
p.m. Orange Gardens Civic
Center, 1114 George St.,
Kissimmee (alternate Wednes-
days); 12:30 p.m. to 4:30
p.m. Osceola Council on
Aging, 1099 Shady Lane,
Kissimmee; noon to 4 p.m.
Polo Park Community Cen-
ter, Polo Park Boulevard and
Hempstead, Davenport (E-
file).
Thursday: 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. Elks Lodge bingo hall,
1655 Kings Highway, Kissim-
mee.
Friday: 12:30 p.m. to
4:30 p.m. BVL Community
Center, 501 Florida Parkway,
Kissimmee (E-file); noon to 4
p.m. Central Library, 211 E.
Dakin Ave., Kissimmee (E-
file).
To locate a site near you
call 1-888-227-7669 or visit
Web site www.aarp.org/tax-
aide

Free dinner
Donate a unit of blood and
receive a free steak dinner the
second Wednesday of each
odd month of the year from 4
to 7 p.m. at the St. Cloud
Senior Center, 3101 17th St.
The dinner is sponsored by
the Inder .t Order of
Odd Fel 0 'lo. 66. For
more information call the
Osceola branch of Florida's
Blood Centers at 407-931-
2131.
MOPS
MOPS, Mothers of
Preschoolers (children ages 0-
5, birth-kindergarten), meets
from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30
a.m. the first and third Thurs-
days of each month at First
Christian Church of Kissim-
mee, 415 N. Main St., 407-
847-2543. Each meeting
includes a brunch, discussion
time with other moms, a cre-
ative activity and free child-
care. Visit
www.MOPS.org .MOPS.org> to learn more
about the group.
FoodSource
FoodSource is a not-for-
profit food buying co-op. No
income or other require-
merits.. For more information
or to order call 407-932-
5278 or 407-933-1525.
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957-4204 or Joan at 407-
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second Thursday of every
month at 6:30 p.m. at the
Kissimmee Police Depart-
ment on Stewart Street. For
more information call 407-
344-2591.
T'ai chi
Ongoing t'ai chi classes are
held at 5:30 p.m. Wednes-
days at the Senior Center,
1099 Shady Lane. Free. All
ages welcome. For details call
Carmen at the center, 407-
846-8532, Ext. 241.
Wanted
The 42nd Pennsylvania
Infantry needs men to fill the
ranks of a new brigade in the
Central Florida area. If you
are 16 years or older contact
Dennis Shankle at 407-855-
3300 after 5 p.m. Participa-
tion in Civil War re-enact-
mehts included.
American women
wed to Muslims
The group meets twice a
month to share experiences,
.how to deal with cultural dif-
ferences, recipes, etc. Offers
encouragement, support; fun
and prayer. For more infor-.
mation call 407-721-0108.,
Internet reunion
All Osceola High School
alumni from the classes of
'63 to '71 are invited to join
the Internet reunion e-mail
www.ChasBird.com or
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As a continuing program,
volunteers from the
Genealogy Club are on
hand to answer questions
about family research in
the Genealogy Lab at the
Hart Memorial Library
Tuesday from 10 a.m. to
11 a.m. and Thursdays
from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.For
more information and a
copy of the newsletter call
407-957-4347 or 407-
892-5726.

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Tap Cracker
Cloggers
The Tap Cracker Cloggers
practice each Tuesday night.
Beginning class is 6:30; inter-
mediate 7:20; advanced,
8:15 p.m All ages are wel-
come. Adults only class is
Monday, 6:30 p.m. For more
information call 407-892-
2766.
AA hotline-
870-8282
The Alcoholics Anony-
mous 24-hour hotline number
is 870-8282.

Recreation

YMCA Healthy
Kids Day
The Osceola County
YMCA, 2117 Mabbette St.,
will join with all 24 Y's in
Central Florida to present
Healthy Kids Day Saturday,
April 2, from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. The event is open to the
entire community and will
feature a full day of free activ-
ities, health screenings,
games, healthy snacks, aquat-
ic safety tips and entertain-
ment.
The day will include sports
and aquatic demonstrations,
games, face painting, arts and
crafts, aerobic classes for

youngsters, relay races, sports
safety demonstrations and
more. Registration for sum-
mer camp, swimming lessons
and summer sports programs
will be available.
Makinson Aquatic
Center
The Makinson Aquatic
Center, next to Valencia
Community College, is open
from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. week-
ends. Cost of admission is
$4. Seasonal pool passes
available for $50 (family dis-
counts offered). For more
information call 407-870-
POOL or visit www.kissim-
meeparksandrec.com
Wagon Wheel
Wagon Wheel Square
Dance Club holds dance
lessons at the St. Cloud
Senior Center, 3101 17th St.
every Wednesday and Friday
from 7 to 10 ap.m. Caller is
Dale McClary. Line dance
lessons by Dot and Dusty
Wilkinson between square
dance tips. Ballroom dancing
during all sessions. Casual
dress; all ages welcome.
For more information call
Walt and Marilyn at 407-891-
1380 or Eddie and Bivian at
407-892-9665.
Sing barbershop
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Tennis/racquet ball
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p.m. at the Poinciana Com-
munity Center. For details call'
the center at 863-427-1827.
Boat club
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING

FOR COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT

OSCEOLA COUNTY

LOCAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN

A public meeting has been scheduled for the purpose of receiving input
from the public regarding the Draft Osceola County Local Hazard
Mitigation Plan.

This public meeting will be held:

Date:

Time:

Location:

Thursday, April 7, 2005

6:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.

Kissimmee City Hall
Tohopekeliga Conference Room
101 N. Church Street
Kissimmee, Florida 34741-5054

The current Draft Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) will.be available for
public review and comment at the aforementioned time. Staff will be
available to answer questions and address comments.

The LMS outlines and identifies an overall strategy to protect
Kissimmee and Osceola County from the potential effects of disasters,
making the community less vulnerable t6 the effects of disasters.

The document may also be reviewed in the Development Services office
at City Hall by calling Bob Wright at 407-518-2373. An executive sum-
mary of the document is also available on the City's website under
Development Services.

Americans With Disabilities: Anyone requiring reasonable accommo-
dations for this meeting as provided for in the ADA should contact 407-
518-2140, or FAX 407-518-2147; TDD ONLY 407-518-2309, or FAX
407-518-2260 at least three (3) working days in advance of the meeting
date and time.
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Events
Continued from page C-7

in Kissimmee. Social hour is
at 7 p.m., potluck at 7:30.
For information call Com-
modore Scott Whidden 407-
933-7151, or visit web site
www.geocities.com/tohoboat
club
Camping group
The Osceola Sams, a local
camping group, go camping
the third weekend of the
month but sometimes change
for special events each
month. Call Char at 892-
8024 or Helen at 870-9927.
Toho Cloggers.
The Toho Cloggers meet
every Wednesday at 7 p.m.
For information about the
club or to have the club per-
I form call Joan at 273-9791
or Joyce at 957-5425.
Line dance classes
Line dancing classes are.
held Mondays at 12:25 p.m.
at the BVL Community Cen-
ter. For more information call
Cindi at 407-348-2535.
Sailing Club
The Sailing Club meets the
fourth Monday of each month-
at 7 p.m. at the Colonial
Town Neighborhood Center,
1517 Lake Highland Drive,
Orlando. The program offers
a club fleet, club races, char-
ter cruises and basic sailing
lessons. For information call
Rick Best at 407-498-0596;
for lessons call 407-898-
6586.

Religion

Welcome Table
Welcome Table Ministries
provides lunches, resume ser-
vices and Christian encour-
agement to areas of need in
Osceola County. Lunches will
be given out on Saturdays. All
services and food are free to
the public. Free resume ser-
vices are also offered to the
community at large. To have
Welcome Table Ministries go
to your neighborhood call
Carlton and Sandra Tynes at
407-932-0767.
Welcome Table Ministries
hosts an informal support
group for women facilitated
by Sandra Tynes the first
Tuesday of each month, from
7 p.m. to 8 p.m., at 3680
Fountainbleau Blvd., Kissim-
mee: For details call Tynes at
407-932-0767.
Home study
The Downtown Church of
Christ, meeting at 1504
Patrick St., is offering a free
six-lesson Chart Outline
Booklet for home study. Call
Andy de Klerk, 407-344-
9027 or 935-1853, and
leave your name and address.
-Bible course
The Church of Christ at
Fortune Road in Kissimmee is.
offering a free Bible corre-
spondence course conducted
by mail. Six lessons. For
details call Mark Copeland at
407-931-1725.
More than Con-
querors
A Bible-centered 12-step
recovery group for those
desiring freedom from sexual
temptations meets Monday
from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at
1700 N. John. Young Park-
way, Room 326, Building A,
Kissimmee.

Seniors

Health insurance
counseling
SHINE (Serving Health
Insurance Needs of Elders),
sponsored by the Florida
.Department of Elder Affairs,
offers free counseling on
Medicare and other health
insurance programs the first
and third Tuesdays of each
month from 10 a.m. to noon
at the Osceola County Coun-
'cil on Aging, 1099 Shady

Lane, Kissimmee; also the
second Friday of the month
from 10 a.m. to noon at Cel-
ebration Florida Hospital.
Information on access to free
and discounted prescription
drug programs is also avail-
able during those times.
Information can also be
requested through the com-
munity help line at 211.

NARFE meetings
National Association of
Retired Federal Employees
Chapter 0147 meets the sec-
ond Thursday of the month
from October through April
at 11:30 a.m. at the St.
Cloud Senior Center, 7th
Street and Indiana Avenue.
All attending are asked to
take a covered dish.
St. Cloud AARP
The group meets the
fourth Monday of the month
at 12:30 p.m. at the. St.
Cloud Senior Center, 3101
17th St. Take a covered dish
to share and your own place
setting. For more information
call 407-957-4516.
BVL AARP
The Buenaventura Lakes
AARP Chapter 4259 meets
the third Wednesday of the
month at noon at the Robert
Guevara Community Center,
501 Florida Parkway. Take a
covered dish to share. For-
more information call 407-
892-5970.
Poinciana AARP
Chapter 3520 meets the
third Thursday of each month
at the Poinciana Community
Center. Dues are $2.50,per
year. Call 863-427-0619 for
more information.
Senior programs
The following programs
are held at the Oak Street
Community Center, 717 N.
Palm Ave., Kissimmee.
Phone: 407-847-2388.
"Peg-A-Longs" Cribbage

Club Year Round, Fridays
9:07 a.m. to 12:07 p.m.
Free.
Mah Jongg Club Year-
round Wednesdays, 9 a.m. to
noon. Free.
Ladies Craft Club Year-
round Tuesdays 10 a.m. to
noon. Free.
Young at Heart
Young at Heart, a 'ministry
of Crossroads Baptist Church
of St. Cloud, meets the third
Thursday of every month at
10:30 a.m. in St. Cloud.
Everyone is invited for food,
fun and fellowship. Contact
Elmer Mayes at 407-414-
6889 for more information.
Golden Rollers
Adults roller skate at
Kissimmee Skate Reflections,
1111 'Dyer Blvd., each
Wednesday from 10 a.m. to
1 p.m. For details call Skate
Reflections at 407-846-
8469.
Senior club
The Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church Senior Club
meets every Monday from
noon to 4 p.m.. in the social
hall. All seniors are welcome
to enjoy coffee, cards and
conversation. For more infor-
mation call Jeanette
Onderisin at 407-847-3913.
Fitness class
A senior fitness class is
held at the YMCA, 2117 W.
Mabbette St., at 10 a.m.
Monday, Wednesdays and
Friday. For details call 407-
847-7413.

SPAREfNTS, TELL US .

WhAT you TINKI

The Osceola School District is asking
,j "Al1 all parents to fill out a brief on-line
survey between April 4th April 15th,
s 2005, as part of our Osceola schools'
annual Improvement Plans.
Parental input is needed as the schools continue to explore
iwa\s to raise student achievement, to increase parent 1,
ir communications, and to provide the best possible
educations for the children.

It is easy to make your voice heard! ||
J1i To fill out the survey, simply luog on to the district's homepage at

www.osceola.k12.fl.us
anytime between
SApril 4th-April 15th, 2005.

'Click on the button that says "Parent School Improvement
Sur"Vey and you are on your \\ an!
Computers at the s-chool \\ill be available tor parent use to
complete the survey if needed. Please inquire at the front
office. Thank you for helping our Osceola schools with their
improvement efforts.

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promotional offer. Limit one coupon per person,
per visit. Resale of this coupon is prohibited,
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Limit one coupon per person, per visit.
Resale of this coupon is prohibited, except
where expressly permitted by law. Valid at
participating restaurants only. Not redeemable
for cash. *Tax additional where applicable.

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It is the mission of the Osceola Disaster Relief Coalition to bring together human service agencies and community

dealing with affected individuals. The Coalition does not duplicate traditional relief resources from FEMA, Red
Cross, etc. but rather reacts to unmet needs.

tloal residents in need Because of the Oscola Disaster Relief Coallaborativeon to bring togef their human service agencies and community
decision making process you can makein a contordinated way to crisis situations and disasters occurring in Osceola County.
fundingThe Osceola Disaster Re utilized effeoalitivelyon convenes and respallocations determioneeds in Osceola Conty following a disaster,
appropriisis, or state ofdue dilimergence.y and appropriates finding from individuals, groups and charity events to collabora-

Osceola County enjoys a prour club, faition of neighbor helpcivic group
neighbor ganizad this effort offers everyonibute ...a chance to reach out to
local residents in need. Because of the collaborative nature of the
Madecision Offmaking process you can make a contributionwy Kissimmconfident that

or org-anization can contribute

2801 13th St., St. Cloud d
850 Cypress Parkway, Poinciana
1000 Osceola Parkway
12285 South OBT, (South Chase), S. Orlando

Make your tax-deductible donation to the Osceola
Disaster Relief Coalition C/IO Community Vision and
help residents in need recover in much the same way this
Coalition assisted in the 98 Tornado Relief Efforts.

Questions...
Contact Community Vision 407-933-0870 or
via email sring@communityvision.org

Please Note...
Allocations will be made through partnering
agencies only... not to individuals.

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OSCEOLA NEws-GAzE, E
Florida laws protect your right
to know and provide that certain
legal proceedings be published
for your information and
protection.

Public Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 9th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR OSCEOLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CIVIL ACTION.
Case Number Cl 03-MF-0020.
DIVISION: __ .
WELLS FARGO BANK MIN-
NESOTA, NATIONAL ASSOCI-
ATION, f/k/a NORWEST BANK
MINNESOTA, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION, as Trustee for
REGISTERED HOLDERS OF
OPTION ONE MORTGAGE
LOAN TRUST 2000-B, ASSET-
BACKED CERTIFICATES,
SERIES 2000-B,
Plaintiff,
vs.
CARSON CHASE, et al.,
Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF
RESCHEDULED
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to an Order Resched-
uling Foreclosure Sale dated
March 10, 2005, and entered in
Case Number: Cl 03-MF-0020,
of the Circuit Court of the NINTH
Judicial Circuit, in and for
OSCEOLA County, Florida,
wherein WELLS.FARGO BANK
MINNESOTA, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION, f/k/a NOR-
WEST BANK MINNESOTA,
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, as
Trustee for REGISTERED
HOLDERS OF OPTION ONE
MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST
2000-B, ASSET-BACKED CER-
TIFICATES, SERIES 2000-B, is
the Plaintiff, and CARSON
CHASE; The Unknown Spouse
of CARSON CHASE, n/k/a
CYNTHIA CHASE, are the
Defendants, I will sell to the'
highest and best bidder for cash
at the OSCEOLA COUNTY
COURTHOUSE, 2 Courthouse
Square, Suite 2600, Room
2602, Kissimmee, Florida
34741, at 11:00 A.M. on the 11th
day of APRIL 2005, the following
described property as set forth in
said Final Judgment'
Lot 18, Block 1549, POIN-
CIANA, Neighborhood 2, Village
1, according to the Plat thereof,
as recorded in Plat Book 3,
Pages 17 through 31, of the
Public Records of Osceola
County, Florida.
a/k/a 33 Altera Court
Kissimmee Florida 34758
If you are a person with a dis-
ability who needs accommo-
dation in order to participate in
this proceedings, you are
entitled, at no cost to you, to the
provision of certain assistance.
Please contact: Court Adminis-
tration at 2 Courthouse Square,
Suite 1100, Kissimmee, Florida
34741, Telephone: (407) 343-
2421, within two (2) working,
days of your receipt of this
described notice; if you are hear-
ing or voice 'impaired, call 1-
(800) 955-8771.
WITNESS MY HAND and the
seal of this Court on the 24th day
of March 2005.
(CIRCUIT COURT SEAL)
LARRY WHALEY
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
By: /s/Stacie T Wildermuth
STACIE T. WILDERMUTH
As Deputy Clerk
Invoice to:
Echevarria and Associates
Post Office Box 25018
Tampa, Florida 33622-5018
F02016655
March 26, 2005
April 2, 2005

IN THE COUNTY COURT,
IN AND FOR-OSCEOLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CIVIL DIVISION.
CASE No.: CC 05-EV-0701.
THE MARK MHP, LTD., etc.,
Plaintiff,
vs.
FRANK WILLIE HESTER,
et al., etc.,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: FRANK WILLIE-HESTER
10238 South Calhoun Avenue
Chicago, IL 60617-5733
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action for Enforcement of Land-
lord's Lien on the following
described property in Osceola
County Florida'
1999 SKYO Mobile Home with
Identification No.: 04610496L,
Title No.: 0081694825, and
Decal No.: 16938444, located
on 1003 Pine Avenue, in THE
MARK MOBILE HOME PARK
has been filed against you, and
you are required to serve a copy
of your written defenses, if any,
to it on: DAVID A. LUCZAK, the
Plaintiff's attorney, whose
address is: 3233 East Bay Drive,
Suite 103, Largo, Florida 33771-
1900, on or before the 2nd day
of MAY 2005, and to file the orig-
inal with the Clerk of this Court
either before service on .the
Plaintiff's attorney or immediate-
ly thereafter; otherwise a default
will be entered against you for
the relief demanded in the Com-
plaint.
If you are a person with a dis-
ability who needs accom-moda-
tion in order to participate in this
proceedings, you are entitled, at
no cost to you, to the provision of
certain assistance. Please con-
tact: Court Administration at 2
Courthouse,Square, Suite 1100,
Kissimmee, Florida 34741, Tele-
phone: (407) 343-2421, within
two (2) working days of your
receipt of this described notice; if
you are hearing. or voice
impaired, call 1-(800) 955-8771.
WITNESS MY HAND and
Seal of this Court on the 29th
day of March 2005.
LARRY WHALEY
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
By: Is! Kathy Rodriguez
KATHY RODRIGUEZ
As Deputy Clerk
April 2, 9,16,23, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 9th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR OSCEOLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Case Number: Cl 04-MF-2167.
MAGIC TREE RESORT CON-
DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION
Inc., a Florida corporation not for
profit,
Plaintiff,
vs. .
SROBERT P. GOLDEN Jr.,
et al.,
Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF SALE
As to COUNTS I, II, III
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN .
that pursuant to a Final Judg-
ment of Foreclosure dated
March 28, 2005, entered in Civil
Case Number: Cl 04-MF-2167,
of the Circuit Court of the Ninth
Judicial Circuit, in and for Osce-
ola County, Florida, that on the
29th dayof APRIL2005, at 11:00
o'clock A.M., at the OSCEOLA
COUNTY COURTHOUSE, .2
SCourthouse Square, Suite 2600,
Room 2602, Kissimmee, Florida
34741, the undersigned Clerk
will offer for the sale the follow-
ing described real oroeerty'
An undivided one-fifty-first (1/51)
fractional interest in Condomini-
um Unit 305B,
(Reference Week 03), Unit 325B
(Reference Week 09); Unit 301 C
(Reference Week 26), of MAGIC
TREE RESORT I, a condomini-
um, and all appurtenances
thereto, according to the Decla-
ration of Condominium thereof,
recorded in Official Records
Book 599, Page 25, of the Pub-
lic Records of Osceola County,
Florida; and all amendments

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fee simple absolute, as a tenant
in common with the other own-
ers of said Condominium Unit
If you are a person with a dis-
ability who needs any accommo-
dation in order to participate in
this proceeding, you are entitled,
at no cost to you, to the provision

of certain assistance. Please
contact CourtAdministration at 2
Courthouse Square, Suite 1100,
Kissimmee, Florida 34741. Tele-
phone: (407) 343-2421, within
two (2) working days of your
receipt of this Notice; if you are
hearing or voice impaired, call 1-
(800) 955-8771.
DATED on this 28th day of
March 2005.
LARRY WHALEY
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
By: /s/ Stacie 7 Wildermuth
STACIE T. WILDERMUTH
As Deputy Clerk
April 2, 9, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 9th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR OSCEOLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CIVIL ACTION
Case Number: Cl 04-MF-2556.
DIVISION:
U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO-
CIATION, as Trustee of CSFB
ABS TRUST SERIES HEAT
2003-2,
Plaintiff,
vs.
J. GUADALUPE RODRIGUEZ,
a/kIda GUADELUPE J.
RODRIGUEZ, a/k/a J.
GUADALUPE, et al,
Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Final Judgment of
Mortgage Foreclosure dated
March 28, 2005, and entered in
Case Number: CI 04-MF-2556,
of the Circuit Court of the NINTH
Judicial Circuit in and for OSCE-
OLA County, Florida wherein U
S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
TION, as Trustee of CSFB ABS
TRUST SERIES HEAT 2003-2,
is the Plaintiff, and J
GUADALUPE RODRIGUEZ
a/kIda GUADELUPE J
RODRIGUEZ, a/k/a J '
GUADALUPE; LISA
RODRIGUEZ, a/k/a LISA
MARIE RODRIGUEZ, a/Ida
LISA MARIE GUADALUPE;
OSCEOLA COUNTY BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSION-
ERS; are the Defendants, I will
sell to the highest and best bid-
der for cash at the OSCEOLA
COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 2
Courthouse Square, Suite 2600,
Room 2602, Kissimmee, Florida
34741, at 11:00 o'clock A.M., on
the 28th day of APRIL 2005, the
following described property as
set forth in said Final Judgment'
Beginning at a point 20 feet
West of the Southeast comer of
Lot 21, Block "B", CAROLINA
TERRACE, according to the
Official Plat thereof, as recorded
in Plat Book 1, Page 156, of the
Public Records of Osceola
County, Florida; run thence West
5 feet, run thence North to the
North boundary line of said Lot
21; run thence East 5 feet, and
run thence South to the Point of
Beginning.
ALSO all that tract of land situate
in the County of Osceola and
State of Florida, more particular-
ly described as follows:
Lot 20, and the West half of
Lot 21, Block Bt", CAROLINA
TERRACE, according to the
Official Plat thereof, as recorded
in Plat Book 1, Page 156, of the
Public Records of Osceola
County, Florida.
A/k/a 709 Carol Terrace,
Kissimmee Florida 34744.
If you are a person with a dis-
ability who needs accommoda-
tion in order to participate in this
proceedings, you are entitled, at
no cost to you, to the provision of
certain assistance. Please con-
tact: Court Administration at 2
Courthouse Square, Suite 1100,
Kissimmee, Florida 34741, Tele-
phone: (407) 343-2421, within
two (2) working days of your
receipt of this described notice; if
you are hearing or voice
impaired, call 1-(800) 955-8771.
WITNESS MY HAND and the
seal of this Court on the 28th day
of March 2005.
LARRY WHALEY
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
By: /s Stacie T. Wildermuth
STACIE T. WILDERMUTH
As Deputy Clerk
April 2, 9, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 9th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR OSCEOLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CIVIL DIVISION
Case Number: Cl 05-MF-0060.
CHAMPION MORTGAGE,
a division of KEY BANK USA,
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,
Plaintiff,
vs.
LUIS A. CORNEJO, et al.,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ,
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Final Judgment of
Foreclosure Sale dated the 28th
day of March 2005, and entered
in Case Number: Cl 05-MF-
0060, of the Circuit Court of the
Ninth Judicial Circuit, in and for
Osceola County, Florida, where-
in CHAMPION MORTGAGE, a
division of KEY BANK USA,
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, is
the Plaintiff, and LUIS A.
CORNEJO; DAYSE CORNEJO;
JOHN DOE; JANE DOE, as
UNKNOWN TENANT (s) IN
POSSESSION OF THE SUB-
JECT PROPERTY, are the
Defendants, I will sell to the high-
est and best bidder for cash at
the OSCEOLA COUNTY COUR-
THOUSE, 2 Courthouse Square,
Suite 2600, Room # 2602,
Kissimmee, Florida 34741, at
11:00 o'clock A.M., on the 28th
day of APRIL2005, the following
described property as set forth in
said Final Judqment to-wit'
Lot 18, Block 195, BUENAVEN-
TURA LAKES, Unit 9, 7th Addi-
tion, according to the Plat there-
of, as recorded in Plat Book 5,
.Pages 137-138, of the Public
Records of Osceola County,
Florida
If you are a person with a dis-
ability who needs accom-moda-
tion in order to participate in this
proceedings, you are entitled, at
no cost tb you, to the provision of
certain assistance. Please con-
tact: Court Administration at 2
Courthouse Square, Suite 1100,
Kissimmee, Florida 34741, Tele-
phone: (407) 343-2421, within
Stwo (2) working days of your
receipt of this Notice; if you are
hearing or voice impaired, call 1-
(800) 955-8771:
DATED on this 28th day of
March 2005.
LARRY WHALEY
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
By: /s Stacie T. Wildermutli
STACIE T. WILDERMUTH
As Deputy Clerk
Attorneys for Plaintiff:
Law Office of:
MARSHALL C. WATSON, P.A.
1800 N.W. 49th Street
Suite 120
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
Telephone: (954) 453-0365
Facsimile: (954) 771-6052
05-00078
April 2, 9, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 9th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA IN AND EOR
OSCEOLA COUNTY.
Case Number: CI 05-MF-0083.
General Jurisdiction Division
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS

fIc., .

)ArA.LW ME ER '
.'EBORAHAi r ME.ER.e(t'a.,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that, pursuant to that Final Judg-
ment of Foreclosure dated
March 28, 2005, and entered in

Civil Case Number Cl 05-MF-
0083, bf the Circuit Court of the
Ninth Judicial Circuit, in and for
OSCEOLA County, Florida,
wherein MORTGAGE ELEC-
TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS-
TEMS Inc., is the Plaintiff, and
DANIEL W. MEYER; DEBO-
RAH J. MEYER; OSCEOLA
COUNTY, a political subdivision
of the State of Florida; THE
ASSOCIATION OF POINCIANA
VILLAGES Inc.; POINCIANA
VILLAGE ONE ASSOCIATION
Inc; UNKNOWN PERSON(s) IN
POSSESSION OF THE SUB-
JECT REAL PROPERTY, are
the Defendants, I will sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash
at the OSCEOLA COUNTY
COURTHOUSE, 2 Courthouse
Square, Suite 2600, Room
2602, Kissimmee, Osceola
County, Florida, at 11:00 A.M.,
on the 25th day of APRIL 2005,
the following described property
as set forth in said Final Judg-
ment to-wit'
Lot 22, Block 1430, POIN-
CIANA, Neighborhood 1 North,
Village 1, according to the Offi-
cial Plat thereof, as recorded in
Plat Book 3, Pages 1 through 8,
of the Public Records of Osceo-
la County Florida
If you are a person with a dis-
ability who needs accommo-
dation in order to participate in
this proceedings, you are
entitled, at no cost to you, to the
provision of certain assistance.
Please contact: Court Adminis-
tration at 2 Courthouse Square,
Suite 1100, Kissimmee, Florida
34741, Telephone: (407) 343-
2421, within two (2) working
days of your receipt of this docu-
ment; if you are hearing or voice
impaired, call 1-(800) 955-8771..
Note: Pursuant to the Fair Debt
Collection Practices Act, you are
advised that this law firm is
deemed to be a debt
collector attempting to collect a
debt and any information
obtained will be used for that
purpose.
DATED on this 28th day of
March 2005.
LARRY WHALEY
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
By: /s/Stacie T. Wildermuth
STACIE T. WILDERMUTH
b As Deputy Clerk
Submit Bill to:
CODILIS & STAWIARSKI
4010 Boy Scout Boulevard
Suite 450
Tampa, Florida 33607
Telephone: (813) 877-6008
C&S #: 10-05-0011.
April 2, 9, 2005

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 9th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR OSCEOLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CIVIL DIVISION
Case Number: Cl 05-MF-0085.
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS
Inc., as nominee for COUNTRY-
WIDE HOME LOANS Inc.,
Plaintiff,
vs.
BARBARA SINGH, et al.,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Final Judgment of
Foreclosure Sale dated the 28th
day of March 2005, and entered
in Case Number: Cl 05-MF-
0085, of the Circuit Court of the
Ninth Judicial Circuit, in and for
Osceola County, Florida, where-
in MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS
Inc., as nominee for COUNTRY-
WIDE HOME LOANS Inc., is the
Plaintiff, and BARBARA SINGH;
RANDELL SINGH; UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF BARBARA
SINGH; UNKNOWN SPOUSE .
OF RANDELL SINGH; JOHN
DOE; JANE DOE, as
UNKNOWN TENANT (s) IN
POSSESSION OF THE SUB-
JECT PROPERTY, are the
Defendants, I will sell to the high-
est and best bidder for cash at
the OSCEOLACOUNTY COUR-
THOUSE, 2 Courthouse Square,
Suite 2600, Room # 2602,
Kissimmee, Florida 34741, at
11:00 o'clock A.M., on the 27th
day of APRIL 2005, the following
described property as set forth in
said Final Judgment to-wit'
Lot 12, Block 1270, POIN-
CIANA, Neighborhood 3, Village
2, a subdivision, according to the
Plat or Map thereof described in
Plat Book 3, at Pages 109-119,
of the Public Records of Osceo-
la County Florida
If you are a person with a dis-
ability who needs accom-moda-
tion in order to participate in this
proceedings, you are entitled, at
no cost to you, to the provision of
certain assistance. Please con-
tact: Court Administration at 2
Courthouse Square, Suite 1100,
Kissimmee, Florida 34741, Tele-
phone: (407) 343-2421, within
two (2) working days of your
receipt of this Notice; if you are
hearing or voice impaired, call 1-
(800) 955-8771.
DATED on this 28th day of
March 2005.
LARRY WHALEY
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
By: /s/Stacie T. Wildermuth
STACIE T. WILDERMUTH
As Deputy Clerk
Attorneys for Plaijtiff:
Law Office of:
MARSHALL C. WATSON, P.A.
1800 N.W. 49th Street
Suite 120
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
Telephone: (954) 453-0365
Facsimile: (954) 771-6052
05-00326
April 2, 9, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 9th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA IN AND EOR
OSCEOLA COUNTY.
Case Number: Cl 05-MF-0252.
General Jurisdiction Division
WELLS FARGO BANK
MINNESOTA, N.A.,
As Trustee,
Plaintiff,
vs,
APPARECIDA MARIA DI
MUZIO'MIRANDA, et al.,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that, pursuant to that Final Judg-
mrent of Foreclosure dated
March 28, 2005, and entered in
Civil Case' Number: CI 05-MF-
0252, of the Circuit Court of the
Ninth Judicial Circuit, in and for
OSCEOLA County, Florida;
wherein WELLS FARGO BANK
MINNESOTA, N.A., as Trustee,
is the Plaintiff, and APPARECI-
DA MARIA Di MUZIO MIRAN-
DA; POINCIANA VILLAGE FIVE
ASSOCIATION Inc.; THE
ASSOCIATION OF POINCIANA
VILLAGES Inc., are the Defen-
dants, I will sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash'at the
Osceola County Courthouse, 2
Courthouse Square, Suite 2600,
Room 2602, Kissimmee, Osceo-
Il County, Florida, at 11:00 A.M.,
on the 27th day of APRIL 2005,
the following described property
as set forth in said Final Judg-
ment to-wit'
Lot 15, Block 2102, of POIN-
CIANA, Neighborhood 1, Village.
5, according to the Plat thereof,
as recorded in Plat Book 3,
Pages 144-158, of the Public
Records of Osceola County,
Florida
If you are a person with a dis-
ability who nedds aecommo-
de rn pr'ordIrrs parncrale in
r'nra prrca.,i e*5 u ~ .'B
e-'r |r,tt i,' li (( ,',,'., |;i h' i.:q fol e

r .:n :,:,1 ,', .;' .:.1.:,-rasn a;; l .-l.:e
Please contact: Court Adminis-
tration at 2 Courthouse Square,
Suite 1100, Kissimmee, Florida
34741, Telephone: (407) 343-
2421, within two (2) working
days of your receipt of this docu-
ment; if you are hearing or voice

impaired, call 1-(800) 955-8771.
Note: Pursuant to the Fair Debt
Collection Practices Act, you are
advised that this law firm is
deemed to be a debt
collector attempting to collect a
debt and any information
obtained will be used for that
purpose.
DATED on this 28th day of
March 2005.
LARRY WHALEY
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
By: /s Stacie T. Wildermuth
STACIE T. WILDERMUTH
As Deputy Clerk
Submit Bill to:
CODILIS & STAWIARSKI
4010 Boy Scout Boulevard
Suite 450
Tampa, Florida 33607
Telephone: (813) 877-6008
C&S #: 10-05-0332.
April 2, 9, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 9th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR OSCEOLA COUN-
TY, FLORIDA.
Case Number: Cl 05-OC-0491.
IN RE: FORFEITURE OF
$2,385.00 in U.S. Currency
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
PROCEEDINGS
To all persons who claim an
interest in the following property'
$2 385 00 in U S Currency
The Osceola County Sheriff's
Office seized the above-
described property on or about
February 19, 2005, at or near 51
West Vine Street, Kissimmee,
Florida, Osceola County, Florida.
A Complaint for Forfeiture,
pursuant to the Florida Contra-
band Forfeiture Act, .Sections
932-701-707, Florida Statutes
(2003), has been filed in the Cir-'
cult Court in and for Osceola
County. If no claimant appears
and no claim is filed, a request
will be made for an immediate
hearing and Final Order of For-
feiture.
/s/Janet Ann McDonald
JANET ANN McDONALD
Osceola County Sheriff's Office
2601 E. Irlo Bronson Highway
Kissimmee, Florida
Telephone: (407) 348-1100
Florida Bar No. 0286060.
April 2, 9, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 9th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR OSCEOLA COUN-
TY, FLORIDA.
Case Number: Cl 05-OC-0617.
IN RE: FORFEITURE OF
1993 Silver Ford Pick Up Truck
VIN #: 2FTDF15N2PCA07027
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
PROCEEDINGS
To all persons who claim 'an
interest in the following property'
1993 Silver Ford Pick Up Truck
VIN #: 2FTDF15N2PCAO7027
The Osceola County Sheriff's
Office seized the above-
described property on or about
February 18, 2005, at or near 630
Louisiana, St. Cloud, Florida.
A Complaint for Forfeiture,
pursuant to the Florida Contra-
band Forfeiture Act, Sections
932-701-707, Florida Statutes
(2003), has been filed in the Cir-
cuit Court in and for Osceola
County. If no claimant appears,
and no claim is filed, a request'
will be made for an immediate
hearing and Final Order of For-
feiture.
Is/ Janet Ann McDonald
JANET ANN McDONALD
Osceola County Sheriff's Office
2601 E. Irlo Bronson Highway
Kissimmee, Florida
Telephone: (407) 348-1100
Florida Bar No. 0286060.
April 2, 9, 2005 '

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 9th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR OSCEOLA COUN-'
TY, FLORIDA.
Case Number: Cl 05-OC-0618.
IN RE: FORFEITURE OF
$1,094.00 in U.S. Currency
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
PROCEEDINGS
To all persons who claim an
interest in the following property'
$1 094 00 in U S Currency
The Osceola County Sheriff's
Office seized the above-
described property on or about
February 17, 2005, at or near
5770. West Highway 192,
Kissimmee, Florida, Osceola
County, Florida. I
A Complaint for Forfeiture,
pursuant to the Florida Contra-
band Forfeiture Act, Sections
932-701-707, Florida Statutes
(2003), has been filed in the Cir-
cuit Court in and for Osceola
County. If no claimant appears
and no claim is filed, a request
will be made for an immediate
hearing and Final Order of For-
feiture.
/s/ Janet Ann McDonald
JANET ANN McDONALD
Osceola County Sheriff's Office
2601 E. Irlo Bronson Highway
Kissimmee, Florida
Telephone: (407) 348-1100
Florida Bar No. 0286060.
April 2, 9, 2005

NOTICE OF
PUBLIC AUCTION
The vehicles described below
shall be sold at Public Auction
for cash only on the dates listed
below at DELLWOOD SER-
VICE, 2112 North Main Street,
Kissimmee, Florida 34744, at 5
o'clock P.M.
Phone #' (407) 847-2334
APRIL 27, 2005
1) 1988 TOYOTA
VIN #: JT2AE93E6J0049134
2) 1993 FORD
VIN #: 1FALP5740PA268393
3) 1996 DODGE
VIN #: 1B7HC16X8TS645816
4) 1995 EAGLE
VIN #: 4E3AK44Y8SE138678
MAY 2, 2005
1) 1984 BMW
VIN #f WBAAK7408E8711470
MAY 3, 2005
1) 1991 OLDSMOBILE
VIN #: 1G3CW53LXM4345534
April 2, 2005

NOTICE OF ADOPTION
OF RESOLUTION
EV05-00001
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that on the 28th day of March,
A.D. 2005, the Board of County
Commissioners of Osceola
County, Florida, adopted a Res-
olution vacating, abandoning
and discontinuing as a public
utility and/ or drainage easement
and forever renouncing and. dis-
claiming any right of the County
of Osceola, State of Florida, and
the public, in and to the following
described utility and/or drainage
easement shown and delineated
on the Plat of POINCIANA,
Neighborhood 1 North, Village 1,
Lot 21, according to the Plat
thereof, as recorded in Plat.Book
3' Pages 1-8, of the Public
Records of' Osceola County,
Florida, particularly described as
follows to wit'
A portion of drainage and utili-
ty easement over Lot 21, Block
1465, POINCIANA, Neighbor-
hood 1 North, Village 1, abcord-
ing to the Plat thereof, as record-
ed in Plat Book 3, Pages 1-8, of
the Public Records of Osceola
County, Florida, being more par-
ticularly described as follows:
Commence at the Southeast
corner of said Lot 21; thence go
South 51 08' 07" West, along
the North right-of-way of Cobalt
Drive, distance of 7.50 feet,
thence Nrtth 8" 51' 63" West,

palleLth, d 7 5(0 eet Wsei
(by"perei fflicular measure)
the North/East line of said Lot
21, a distance of 37.40 feet to
the Point of Beginning of the
herein described parcel, thence
continue North 38 51' 53" West,
a distance of 32.67 feet; thence
go North 51" 08' 07" East, a dis-
tance of 1.00 feet; thence go

South 38* 51' 53" East parallel
with, and 6.50 feet West of (by
perpendicular measure) the
North/East line of said Lot 21, a
distance of 32.67 feet; thence go
South 51 08' 07" West, a dis-
tance of 1.00 feet to the Point of
Beginning.
Containing 33 square feet of
land, more or less
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
OF OSCEOLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
By: ,
Chairman/Vice-Chairman
ATTEST:
OSCEOLA COUNTY
CLERK OF THE BOARD
By:
Clerk/Deputy Clerk
to the Board
April 2, 2005

NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS
FOR THE CLOSING
OF EASEMENTS
EV05-00003
To Whom It May Concern:
YOU WILL TAKE NOTICE
that the Board of County Com-
.missioners of Osceola County,
Florida, upon sworn petition of
qualified landowners, will at 1:30
P.M., on the 25th day of APRIL,
A.D. 2005, or as soon thereafter
as the matter may be heard and
considered, at its office in the
County Administration Building
in Kissimmee, Florida, deter-
mine whether or not the County
of Osceola will vacate, abandon
and discontinue, and renounce
and disclaim any and all right
and title of the County of Osceo-
la, a political subdivision of the
State of Florida, and the public,
'in and to the portion of utility and/
or drainage easement as shown
and delineated on the plat of
WINDSONG, Lot 61, of Section
15, Township 25 South, Range
29 East, Osceola County, Flori-
da, as filed and recorded in the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Osceola County, Flori-
da, particularly described as fol-
lows, to wit:
The West 4:5 feet of the East 7.5
feet of the South 36 feet of the
North 51 feet of Lot 61, WIND-
SONG, according to the Map or
Plat thereof, as recorded in Plat
Book 4, Page 122, of the Public
Records of Osceola County,
Florida. Containing 162 Square
feet more or less.
The said portions of the utility
and/or drainage easement lie
outside of corporate limits of any
municipality in Osceola County,
Florida.
Persons interested may
appear and be heard at the time
and place above specified.
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
OF OSCEOLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
By: ,
Chairman/Vice-Chairman
ATTEST:
OSCEOLA COUNTY
CLERK OF THE BOARD
By:
Clerk/Deputy Clerk
to the Bodrd
April 2, 2005

NOTICE OF SALE
OF MOTOR VEHICLE
Pursuant to Florida Statute
713,585, MID-FLORIDA LIEN
AND RECOVERY will sell at
Public Sale for cash the follow-
ing descnbed vehicles) located
at lienor's place to satisfy a claim
of lien'
1) 1992 MERCEDES-Benz
VIN#: WDBFA66E4NF062582
Lien Amount: $1534.00.
R/o: CAR CORP USA Inc.,
Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Lienholder: EAB VEHICLE
LEASING FINANCE,
Gardin City, NY. .
Lienor: AUTO SERVICE
PAINT & BODY,
2985 Michigan Avenue,
Kissimmee, Florida.]
Telephone: (407) 944-1478.
Sale Date: APRIL 18, 2005, at
10:00 A.M., at. MID FLORIDA
LIEN & RECOVERY, 3001
Aloma Avenue, # 227-A, Winter
Park, Florida 32792.
Telephone: (407) 657-7995
Said vehicles) may be
redeemed by satisfying the lien
prior, to sale date. You have the
right to a hearing at any time
prior to sale date by filing
a demand for hearing in the
circuit court. Owner has the right
to recover possession of vehicle
by posting a bond in accordance
with Florida Statute 559.917.
Any proceeds in excess of the
amount of the lien will be
deposited with the Clerk of Cir-
cuit Court in the county where
the vehicles are held.
April 2, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
IN AND FOR OSCEOLA
COUNtY, FLORIDA.
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE No.: PR 04-PR-000105.
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
JAMES CLIFFORD CHAPMAN,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
Estate of JAMES CLIFFORD
CHAPMAN, deceased, whose
date of death was January 28,
2004, File Number: PR 04-PR-
000105, is pending in the Circuit
Court for Osceola County, Flori-
da, Probate Division, the
address of which is: 2 Court-
house Square, Suite 2600, Pro-
bate Department, Kissimmee,
Florida 34741.
The names and addresses of
the personal representative and
the personal representative's
attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims
or demands against decedent's
estate on whom a copy of this
notice has been served must file
their claims with this Court
WITHIN THE LATER OF
THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY (30)
DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons having
claims or 'demands against
decedent's estate, must file their
claims with this court WITHIN
THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE..
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED"
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2)YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the first publica-
tion of this Notice is: April 2,
2005.
Personal Representative:
JAMES CLIFFORD
CHAPMAN II
3650 N. Canoe Creek Road
Kenansville, Florida 34739
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
MATTHEW J. FOSTER
Florida Bar No.:382991.
ALLEN DELL, P.A.
202 South Rome Avenue
Suite 100
Tampa, Florida 33606
Telephone: (813) 223-5351
April 2, 9, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
IN AND FOR OSCEOLA

COUNTY, FLORIDA.
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE No.: PR 04-PR-000507.
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
A.E. WHALEY,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the

Estate of A.E. WHALEY,
deceased, whose date of death
was September 11, 2004, File
Number: PR 04-PR-000507, is
pending in the Circuit Court for
OSCEOLA County, Florida, Pro-
bate Division, the address of
which is: 2 Courthouse Square,
Suite 2600, Probate Depart-
ment, Kissimmee, Florida
34741.
The names and addresses of
the personal representative and
the personal representative's
attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims
or demands against decedent's
estate on whom a copy of this
notice has been served must file
their claims with this Court
WITHIN THE LATER OF
THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY (30)
DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons having
claims or demands against
decedent's estate, must file their
claims with this court WITHIN
THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the first publica-
tion of this Notice is: April 2,
2005..
Co-Personal
Representatives:
LAWRENCE
EDWARD WHALEY
3250 Canoe Creek Road
St. Cloud, Florida 34772
NANCY ELIZABETH WHALEY
1890 Neptune Road
Kissimmee, Florida 34744
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
MATTHEW J. FOSTER
Florida Bar No.: 382991.
ALLEN.DELL, P.A.
202 South Rome Avenue
Suite 100
Tampa, Florida 33606
Telephone: (813) 223-5351
April 2, 9, 2005

THE CIRCUIT COURT,
IN AND FOR OSCEOLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
FILE No.: PR 05-PR-000098.
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
CHARLES M. HARMON,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
Estate of CHARLES M. HAR-
MON, deceased, whose date of
death was January 2, 2005,
whose Social Security Number
is 365-44-2171, is pending in the
Circuit Court for OSCEOLA
County, Florida, Probate Divi-
sion, the address of which is: 2
.Courthouse Square, Suite 2000,
Kissimmee, Florida 34741.
The names and addresses of
the personal representative and
the personal representative's
attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims
or demands against decedent's
estate on whom a copy of this
notice is required to be served,
must file their claims with this
Court WITHIN THE LATER OF
THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE TIME OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons who
have claims or demands against
the decedent's estate, must file
their claims with this court WITH-
IN THREE (3) MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the first publica-
tion of this Notice is: April 2,
2005.
Personal Representative:
Is/ Richard Harmon
RICHARD HARMON
304 B Street, P.O. Box 102
Claflin, Kansas 67525
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
Is/Heidi W. Isenhart
HEIDI W. ISENHART
Attorney for Personal
Representative
Florida Bar No.: 0123714.
Shuffield, Lowman & Wilson
GATEWAY CENTER
1000 Legion Place, Suite 1700
Orlando, Florida 32801
Telephone: (407) 581-9800
Facsimile: (407) 581-9801
April 2, 9, 2005

THE CIRCUIT COURT,
IN AND FOR OSCEOLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE No.: PR 05-PR-000110.
DIVISION:
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
LENWOOD LEWIS,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
Estate of LENWOOD LEWIS,
deceased, whose date of death
was August 24, 2003, File Num-
ber: BR 05-PR-000110, is pend-
ing in the Circuit Court for
OSCEOLA County, Florida, Pro-
bate Division, the address of
which is: 2 Courthouse Square,
Kissimmee, Florida 34741.
The names and addresses of
the personal representative and
the personal representative's
Attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent,
and other persons having claims
or demands against decedent's
estate, on whom a copy of this
Notice has been served, must
file their claims with this Court
WITHIN THE LATER OF.
THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER
THE TIME OR SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the dece-
dent and other persorfs having
claims or demands against
decedent's estate, must file their
claims with this court WITHIN
THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the first publica-
tion of this Notice is: April 2,
2005:
Personal Representatives:
THOMAS LEWIS
1000 Clove Road, #3C
Staten Island, NY 10301
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
/S/ Derek B. Alvarez'

DEREK B. ALVAREZ, Esquire
Florida Bar No.: 01142Z78
GENDERS-ALVAREZ,
a Professional Association
2307 West Cleveland Street
Tampa, Florida 33609
Telephone: (813) 254-4744
Facsimile: (813) 254-5222
April 2, 9, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
IN AND FOR OSCEOLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE No.: PR 05-PR-000091.
Probate Division.
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
CLARA MARY FABBRI,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the
Estate of CLARA MARY FAB-
BRI, deceased, whose date of
death was January 4, 2003, is
pending in the Circuit Court for
OSCEOLA County, Florida, Pro-
bate Division, File Number: PR
05-PR-000091, the address of
which is: Two Courthouse
Square, Kissimmee, Florida
34741.
The names and addresses of
the ancillary co-personal repre-
sentatives and the personal rep-
resentative's attorney are set -
forth below.
All creditors of the decedent
and other persons, who have
claims or demands against
decedent's estate, including
unmatured, contingent or unliq-
uidated claims, and, who have
been served a copy of this
notice, must file their claims with
this Court WITHIN THE LATER
OF THREE (3) MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY (30)
DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons who
have claims or demands against
the decedent's estate, including
unmatured, contingent or unliq-
uidated claims, must file their
claims with this court WITHIN
'THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER -THE DECEDENTS
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the first publica-
4ion of this Notice is: April 2,
2005.
Is/Philip Bernard Fabbri
PHILLIP BERNARD FABBRI,
As Ancillary Co-Personal
Representative
14182 Sixth Line, RR # 1
Limehouse, Ontario, LOP 1 HO
Is/Lawrence Gerard Fabbri,
Lawrence Gerard Fabbri,
As Ancillary Co-Personal
Representative
35 Rufford Road
Toronto, Ontario M8W 4V5
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
Is/A. Clifton Black
A. CLIFTON BLACK
Florida Bar No.: 145837.
104 South Clyde Avenue
Kissimmee, Florida 34741
Telephone: (407) 932-1115
Fax #: '(407) 932-1097,
April 2, 9, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
IN AND FOR OSCEOLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE Number: 05-PR-000091.
I Probate Division.
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
CLARA MARY FABBRI,
Deceased.
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS OR DEMANDS
AGAINST THE ABOVE
ESTATE.AtID ILL OTHER
PERSONS rlT7mE.:TEC. IN
ESTATE:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
St he administartion of the
Estate of CLARA MARY FAB-
BRI, File Number: PR 05-PR-
000091, is pending in the Circuit '
Court for OSCEOLA County,,
Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which is: 2 Court-
house Square, Kissimmee,
Florida 34741. The ancillary co-
personal representatives of the
estate are'
PHILLIP BERNARD FABBRI
14182 Sixth Line, RR # 1
Umehouse, Ontario, LOP 1HO
LAWRENCE GERARD FABBRI
35 Rufford Road
Toronto Ontario M8W 4V5
The name and address of the
ancillary co-personal represen-
tative's attorney is set forth
below.
All persons having claims or
demands against the estate are
required WITHIN THREE
MONTHS FROM THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE, to file with
the Clerk of above-named Court
a written statement of any claim
or demand they may have. Each
claim must be in writing and
must indicate the basis for the
claim, the name and address of
the creditor or his agent or attor-
ney, the amount claimed. If claim
is not yet due, the date when it
will become due shall be stated.
If the claim is contingent or
unliquidated, the nature of
uncertainty shall be stated. If the ,
claim is contingent or unliquidat-
ed, the nature of uncertainty
shall be stated. If the claim is
secured,, the security shall be
described. The claimant shall
deliver sufficient copies of claim
to the clerk to enable the clerk.to
mail one copy to each personal
representative.
All interested persons in this
estate to whom a copy of this
Notice of Administration has
been mailed are required,
WITHIN THREE MONTHS
FROM THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE, to file any objections
they may have that challenges
the validity of the decedent's will,
the qualifications of the personal
representative, or venue or juris-
diction of the court.
ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND
OBJECTIONS NOT SOFILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
DATE of the'first publication of
this Notice of Administation:
April 2, 2005.
/S/ Phillip Bernard Fabbri
PHILLIP BERNARD FABBRI,
as Ancillary
Co-Personal Representative
/s/ Lawrence Gerard Fabbri
LAWRENCE GERARD
FABBRI, as Ancillary
Co-Personal Representative
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
/s/A. Clifton Black
A. CLIFTON BLACK, Esquire
Florida Bar No.: 145837.
104 South Clyde Avenue
Kissimmee, Florida 34741
Telephone: (407) 932-1115
Fax #: (407) 932-1097
April 2, 9, 2005

NOTICE OF
PUBLIC AUCTION
As of APRIL 15, 2005, at 9:00 .
o'clock A.M., the vehicles/ ves-
sels listed below shall be sold at
Public Auction for cash at RUS-
SELL'S R & S AUTO REPAIR &
TOWING SERVICE Inc., 2720
13th Street, St. Cloud, Florida
34769.
Phone #' (407) 892-5466
1)1986HONDA
VIN #: JHMAF732XGS006085
2) 1988 DODGE
VIN #: 1B3BS48D6JN190152
3)1988 OLDSMOBILE
VIN #: 2G3AJ51ROJ9314508
4) 1990 HYUNDAI
VIN #: KMHVD32J1LU014287
5)1991 HONDA
VIN #: 1HGCB7162MA033554

6) 1992 MAZDA
VIN #: 1YVGD22B1N5211130
7) 1993 FORD
VIN #: 1ZVCT22B8P5214646
8) 1996 SATURN
VIN #: 1G8ZE1286TZ115973
9) 1997 FORD
VIN #' 1FALP13P5VW293959
April 2, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR OSCEOLA COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CASE NUMBER: Cl 05-MF-0649.
FIRST CONTINENTAL CORPORATION,
a Florida corporation,
Plaintiff,
vs.
KEVIN M. HART, et al.,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
To: KEVIN M. HART
P.O. Box 127, Etna, ME 04434-0127
BARBARA L. DOUGLASS
8082 Havshire, Cordova, TN 38108
DOROTHY L.. WALTON
1113 South Troy Base, Chicago, IL 60612
CHARLES E NICKERSON
P.O. Box 1420, Browns Mills, NJ 68015
JOANN NICKERSON
P.O. Box 1420, Browns Mills, NJ 08015
JOSEPH P. HAYNES
8008 Stratman Road, Dundalk, MD 21222-4742
SUSAN R. HAYNES
8008 Stratman Road, Dundalk, MD 21222-4742
VICTOR ACEVEDO
2999 8th Avenue, 17A, New York, NY 10039
MARY ACEVEDO
2999 8th Avenue, 17A, New York, NY 10039
LUIS CABRERA '
242 East 10th Street, #27, New York, NY 10003
LOURDES CABRERA
242 East 10th Street, # 27, New York, NY 10003
JOSE BERNARDO CONTRERAS FUENTES
Calle Emmanuel 1845, Chillan
ROSA IRENE BOCAZ NORAMB
Calle Emmanuel 1845, Chillan
MAGDA CRUZ and CRUZ CRUZ
640 East Villa Avenue, Somerdale, NJ 08083
SONIA M. HERNANDEZ
640 East Villa Avenue, Somerdale, NJ 08083
CLARENCE A. KILLING
102-Maple Court, # 102, Highland Park, NJ 08904-1926
DARWIN MURRAY
2810 Cumberland Drive, Missouri City, Texas 77459
BEATRICE LOPEZ
2810 Cuimberland Drive, Missouri City, Texas 77459
CLARA S. MORRIS
P.O. Box 237, Hanover, VA 23069
THOMAS PETRIZZO
67 Coles Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542
ANN MARIE PETRIZZO
67 Coles Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542
NELSON REVERON
221 East 106th Street, # 12F, New York, NY 10029
DINALY REVERON
221 East 106th Street, # 12F, New York, NY 10029
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action has been filed against
you to foreclose a mortgage on the following described property in
Osceola County Florida to wit'
Week 14, Condominium Parcel Number 308, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase I;
Week 27, Condominium Parcel Number 320, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase III;
Week 16, Condominium Parcel Number 328, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase V;
Week 22, Condominium Parcel Number 308, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase Ill;
Week 37, Condominium Parcel Number 328, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase V;
Week 3, Condominium Parcel Number 431, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase V;
Week 20, Condominium Parcel Number 408, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase I;
Week 3, Condominium Parcel Number 326, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase IV;
Week 34, Condominium Parcel Number 415, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase II;
Week 45, Condominium Parcel Number 310, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase I;
Week 25, Condominium Parcel Number 312, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase II;
Week 37, Condominium Parcel Number 407, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase I;
Week 45, Condominium Parcel Number 302, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase VI;
Week 35, Condominium Parcel Number 404, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase VI'
According to the Declaration of Condominium thereof, recorded in
Official Records Book 813, Page 412, and also in Condominium
Exhibit Book 2, Page 27, Public Records of OSCEOLA County, Flori-
da, and all amendments thereof, if any, has been filed against you, and
you are required to serve a copy of your written defense, if any, to
JOHN M. CAMPBELL, Esquire, Attorney for the Plaintiff, whose
address is 4700 Millenia Boulevard, Orlando, Florida 32839, and file
the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before MAY
2, 2005, otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
NOTICE TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
In accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, persons with
disabilities needing a special accommodation to participate in this pro-
ceeding should contact Court Administration at 2 Courthouse Square,
Kissimmee, Florida 34741, telephone number (407) 343-2421, not
later than two working days prior to the proceeding. If hearing
impaired, (TOD) 1-(800) 955-8771, or Voice (V) 1-(800) 955-8771, via
Florida Relay Service. TO EACH SHERIFF OF THE STATE: You are
commanded to serve this Summons and a copy of the Complaint in
this lawsuit on the above-named Defendant(s).
WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court on this 28th day of March 2005.
LARRY WHALEY
CLERK OF COUNTY AND CIRCUIT COURT
By: Is/Linda Phillips
LINDA PHILLIPS
As Deputy Clerk
April 2, 9, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR OSCEOLA COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CASE NUMBER: CI 05-MF-0648.
FIRST CONTINENTAL CORPORATION,
a Florida Corporation,,
Plaintiff(s),
vs.
JESUS M. RODRIGUEZ and PETRA RODRIGUEZ, et al.,
Defendantss.
NOTICE OF ACTION
To: JESUS M. RODRIGUEZ
P.O. Box 959, Bronx, NY 10453
PETRA RODRIGUEZ
P.O. Box 959, Bronx, NY 10453
RICKEY P. ROESCH
52 Erastina Place, Staten Island, NY 10303
LAURIE A. ROESCH
52 Erastina Place, Staten Island, NY 10303
CARLOS M. ROJAS
P.O, Box 1056, Dorado, Puerto Rico
ANNA I. ROJAS
P.O: Box 1056, Dorado, Puerto Rico
MARIAN YVONNE SMITH
P.O. Box 945, Hopewell, VA 23860
DAVID G. SOHNS .
10228 Settlement Lane, Sister Bay, WI 54234
SANDRA D. SOHNS
10228 Settlement Lane, Sister Bay, WI 54234
THOMAS TAYLOR Jr.
1958 Sparks Street, Philadelphia, PA 19141
CHRISTINE TAYLQR
1958 Sparks Street, Philadelphia, PA 19141
BRIAN VAN DEHY
731 Strawberry Lane, Kimberly, WI 54136-2129
SHELLY FELSING
731 Strawberry Lane, Kimberly, WI 54136-2129
CARLETTA D. WEST
22 F. Hawkins Village, Rankin, PA 15104
NAOMI G. WOOD -
22 F. Hawkins Village, Rankin, PA 15104
VALERIE WHITE
105 Navy Lane, Marlton, NJ 08053
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS
8 Yarmouth Place #1, Boston, MA 02116
ANDRE D WHITLOW Jr.
8 Yarmouth Place # 1, Boston, MA 02116
DONALD A. WRIGHT
P.O. Box 1632, Rocky Mount, N.C. 37802-1632
APRIL S. WRIGHT
P.O. Box 1632, Rocky Mount, N.C. 37802-1632
DOUGLAS M. YOUNG
4224 Beaver Loop Road, KENAI, AK 99611
HILDA YOUNG
4224 Beaver Loop Road, KENAI, AK 99611
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action has been filed against
you to foreclose a mortgage on the following described property in
Osceola County Florida to wit,
Week 50, Condominium Parcel Number 307, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase I;
Week 19, Condominium Parcel Number 330, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT.WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase V;
Week 47, Condominium Parcel Number 415, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase II;
Week 45, Condominium Parcel Number 306, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase I;
Week 18, Condominium Parcel Number 400, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase VI;
Week 23, Condominium Parcel Number 425, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase IV;
Week 4, Condominium Parcel Number 412, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase II;
Week 18, Condominium Parcel Number 315, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase II;
Week 34, Condominium Parcel Number 424, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase IV;
Week 35, Condominium Parcel Number 323, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Phase condominium,
Phase IV;
Week 42, Condominium Parcel Number 423, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase IV,
Week 4, Condominium Parcel Number 316, of THE OAKS AT
RESORT WORLD OF ORLANDO, a Phase Condominium, Phase IL.
According to the Declaration of Condominium thereof, recorded in
Official Records Book 813, Page 412 and also in Condominium Exhib-
it Book 2, Page 27, Public Records of OSCEOLA County, Florida, and
all amendments thereof, if any, has been filed against you, and you are
required to serve a copy of your written defense, if any, to JOHN M.
CAMPBELL, Esquire, Attorney for the Plaintiff, whose address is
4700 Millenia Boulevard, Orlando, Florida 32839, and file the original
with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before MAY 2, 2005,
otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
NOTICE TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
In accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, persons with
disabilities needing a special accommodation to participate in this pro-
ceeding should contact Court Administration at 2 Courthouse Square,
Kissimmee, Florida 34741, telephone number (407) 343-2421, not
later than two working days prior to the proceeding. If hearing/
impaired, (TDD) 1-(800) 955-8771, or Voice (V) 1-(800) 955-8771,vi
Florida Relay Service. TO EACH SHERIFF OF THE STATE: You are

commanded to serve this Summons and a copy of the Complaint l
this lawsuit on the above-named Defendant(s).
WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court on this 28th day of March
2005.
LARRY WHALEY
CLERK OF COUNTY AND CIRCUIT COURT
By: /s/Jennifer Carte
JENNIFER CARTE
As Deputy Clerk
April 2, 9, 2005

Saturday, April 2, 2005, NEWS-GAZETTE, Page D3

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I 105-Personals I
CAREGIVER WANTED. Call 407-893-
4843.
CASH NOW!! Receiving payments from
mortgage note or court settlement? Call
866-55DYMON today!
I 120-Lost and Found
CHIHUAHUA MIX "Betsy". White/brown.
Lost in Little Creek, Monday, March 21.
407-738-0569 or 407-944-0073.
LOST MINIATURE Schnauzer. Gray and
white, red collar with tags. BVL, Boggy
Creek Elementary. $100 Rewardl 407-
348-7137.
140-Livestock/Poultry

2/FEMALE NIGERIAN Dwarf Goats.
8/Months Old. Great For Breeding. $250
For Both. O.B.O. (407) 957-6767.
FREE CHICKENS- Hens and Roosters.
Call 407-460-6346, leave message if nec-
essary. Kissimmee area.
I 155-Free to Good Home
PUPPIES! Part Chow. Great with kids.
Free to good home 407-396-4572.
170-Professional
Services

MARRIAGE COUNSELING
Parenting Problems
20/yrs. Experience.In Counseling
Kissimmee LMHC
407-870-8616
205-Childcare

ANDREWS FAMILY DAYCARE opening
in April. All shifts, Monday-Friday. $85-
$100/week. Home environment. Call
Jeannine @ 407-892-7627.

PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC AUCTION
The following vehicles will be
sold at auction free of all prior
liens for cash on APRIL26,
2005, at MAGICTOWS, 2760
Lake Vista Drive, Kissimmee,
Florida 34744, at 5:00 P.M. .
Telephone, (407) 847-5333
1)1998 VOLVO, 4 door
VIN #: YV1 LS5572W2489048
2) 1991 CHEVROLET, 4 door
VIN #: 1Y1SK5462MZ030998
3) FORD E 150 VAN
VIN # 1FDEE14N1HHB02628
April 2, 2005

NOTICE OF
NOTICE OF ADOPTION
OF RESOLUTION
RV05-00001
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that on the 28th day of March,
A.D. 2005, the Board of County
Commissioners of Osceola
County, Florida, adopted a
Resolution vacating, abandon-
ing, and discontinuing as apub-
lic road, street or railroad right of
way and forever renouncing and
disclaiming any right of the
County of Osceola, State of
Florda, and the public, in and to
the following described road,
street ohl railroad right-of-way, of
Section 18, Township 25 South,
Range 29 East, as described in
Official Records Book 906, on
Page 2273, particularly
described as follows to wit'
That part of a 30 foot aban-
doned railroad right of way
adjoining the Western boundary
of that certain parcel of land
described in Official Records
Book 906, at Page 2273
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
OF OSCEOLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
By:_ ,
Chairman/Vice-Chairman
ATTEST:
OSCEOLA COUNTY
CLERK OF THE BOARD
By: '
Clerk/Deputy Clerk
to the Board
April 2, 2005

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Road. Call 407-346-8500.
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7AM-6PM. DCF Registered. 2/Toddler
Openings. References. 407-933-0688.
COLON FAMILY Daycare. Open 24
Hours. Newborn To School-age. 4-C Wel-
come. HRS Registered. 407-348-5855.
REGISTERED DAYCARE
Monday through Friday
6:30am-7pm.
Kissimmee/St.Cloud area. Newborns up.
Meals, snacks Included.
Arts and crafts, computers, numbers and
colors and ABC!s.
407-846-2855
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ROOFING, Carports, Screen Rooms,
General Contracting,
Local Contractorl CBC052168
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We sell a full line of metal roofing
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240-Roofing Contractor

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Licensed and Insured.
Lic.# CCC1325753
For Free Estimates Call 407-791-1481
AMERICAN REMODELER
License #CBC046664
Tile, Metal, And Shingle Roofing
Insurance Work
Doing Business For 25 Years
Member Better Business Bureau
Of Florida
1-800-374-0331
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Roofing & General Contracting
*LicensedBonded.Insured
License #CGC-1507666
Office 407-344-4303
Free Estimates
247-Screen
Installation/Repair
ALL AMERICAN RESCREEN
*Rescreening *Minor Repairs'
No Job Too Big Or Small
11/yrs. Experienced
Licensed/Insured
Free Estimates
407-928-5909
AMERICAN REMODELER
License #CBC046664
Screen Repair
Glass & Pool Enclosure/Repair
Insurance Work
Doing Business For 25 Years
Member Better Business Bureau.
Of Central Florida
1-800-374-0331
BUFFINGTON FAMILY
Rescreen & Repair
32/Years Experience
Licensed Insured
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Dewey 407-922-4868
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Enclosures & Rescreens
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CBC 1252128
FL. RE-SCREEN
1 Panel or Complete Cage
28/Years Experience
Licensed/Insured
CBC Available
352-563-0104 or 352-257-1011

POOL CAGE REPAIR
Rescreen and Complete Replacement
Drywall & Interior Work
Free Estimates
888-842-9947
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Osceola LIc# ALU-031
Fla Reg# RX0046764
255-Handyman
"HONEY DO"
Home Repairs, Painting, Tile, Drywall
30Yrs. Experience. Llo./Ins,
No Job Too Small.
(407) 859-1492, (407) 709-8244
All major credit cards accepted
A TOP NOTCH HOME SERVICES
All Types of Home Repairs
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407-232-0568
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HANDYMAN SERVICES
Specializing In home improvement
Carpentry Painting Tiles
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Free Estimates, Fully Insured.
Call 407-367-8169
270-Pools and Spas I

KRYSTAL KLEAR
POOL MAINTENANCE
For As Little As $15/Week You Can Have
A Krystal Klear Worry Free'Pool.
Licensed/Insured/CPO Qertified
407-702-8886

SPRING SPECIAL
Chemicals only $55/mo.
Full service $70/mo.
NELSON POOLS
407-846-0519
Licensed & Insured

275-Appliance
Sales/Repairs

AAA CHARLES
Appliance Repair
Totally Free Service Calls
Same Day Service
(407) 847-3097 (407) 859-8050
OSCEOLA REFRIGERATION &
Major Appliance Service
Totally Free Service Calls
Same Day Repairs
Reputable Service. 17/Yrs. Kissimmee.
(407) 348-8300
280-Home Improvement

GARAGE DOOR SALES & SERVICE
All Brands Of Openers Sold & Repaired
30Yrs. Experience. Lic,/Ins.
(407) 856-1924, (407) 709-8244
All major credit cards accepted

5 Points Furniture

& Auction (407) 891-9882
Open for Daily Sales
Special Hauler Auction with
"Sam the Hauler" Tonight Sat. 4/2 ,TTOpm
We Buy, Sell or Consign
3319 13th Street St. Cloud,; FL 347
1997 Buick 80K mi 8
Auctioneer KEVIN "WOODY" BELTZ, AU3170 AB2438

Printing &

Graphic Design

Quality Printing Fair Prices Friendly Service

SEE US FOR: I

* Business

Forms

* Stationery)

* Flyers

* Rack Cards

* Business Cards

* Newsletters

* Typesetting

* Camera

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(In the Osceola Shopper Building)

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GENERAL CATEGORIES;,
Announcements 100
Personals 105
Situations Wanted 110
Fitness/Weight Control 115
Health & Nutrition 117
Lost and Found 120
Miscellaneous 125
Wanted To Buy 130
Wanted To Trade 135

ANIMALS:
Livestock/Poultry 140
Horses 145
Pets For Sale 150
Free To Good Home 155
Pet Services/Supplies 160

SERVICES:
Recycling 164
Computer Service 165
Professional Services 170
Financial Services 175
Money To Lend 180
Accounting/Tax Services 185
Legal Services 190
Insurance 195
Credit Services 200
Childcare 205
Travel Services 210
Wedding Services 215
Notary Services 220
Photography 225
Building/Contractor 230
Paving Contractor 235
Roofing Contractor 240
Construction 245
Drafting/Design .247
Mobile Home Repairs 250
Handyman 255
Pest Control 260
Carpet/Vinyl Installation ...265

Pools and Spas 270
Appliance Sales/Repairs 275
Home Improvement 280
AC/Heating 285
Vertical Mini Installation 290
Plaster/Drywall 295
Wallpapering/Painting 300
Services General 305
Ceramic Tile 310
Carpet Cleaning 315
Phone Services 319
Electrical Services 320
Plumbing Services 325
.Home/Office Cleaning Services........ ....330
Window Cleaning 335
Moving/Hauling Services 340
Limo Services 345
T.V./VCR Repair 350
Satellite Services 352
Computer Repair 355
Pressure Cleaning 360
Musical Instrument Repair 365
Lawn Maintenance 370
Landscape Contractor 375
Fence Sales & Service 380
Security 385
Tractor Mowing 390
Tree Service 395
Upholstery 400
Well Drilling 405
Dirt Services 410
Disc Jockey Services 415
Concrete 420
Masonry 425
Welding 430
Carpentry 435
Cabinets 440
Irrigation 445
Locksmith Services 450
Furniture Refinishing 455
Lakefront/Canal Cleaning 460
Sod Installation 465
Printing Services 470
Painting 475
Swimming Instruction 480
Beauty Care Services 485
Healthcare Services .490
Adolescent Counseling 491
Sewing/Alterations 495

Monogramming 496
Musical Instruction 500
Educational Services 505
Secretarial Services 510
Care For The Elderly 515
Catering Services 520
Business Opportunity 525
Investment Opportunity 530'
Businesses For Sale 535
ITEMS FOR SALE:
Garage Sales Kissimmee 540
Garage Sales St: Cloud 545
Garage Sale Orlando 547
Merchandise Wanted 550
Medical Equipment 555
Auctions 560
Bicycles 565
Clothing 570
Exercise Equipment 575
Business Merchandise 580
Jewelry 585
For Sale/General 590
Utility Trailers 595
Antiques/Collectibles 600
Hay 605
Appliances 610
Plumbing Parts 615
Air Conditioners/Heat Pumps ......................620
Furnishings 625
Firewood 630
Lawn & Garden Supplies 635
Building Supplies 640
Produce 645
Recipes 650
Sporting Goods 655
Computer Equipment 660
Musical Instruments 665
TV/Stereo/VCR 670
Satellite Systems 675
Restaurant Equipment 680
Commercial Equipment 685
Farm Equipment 690
Equipment Rentals 695
EMPLOYMENT:
Help Wanted/General 700

Retail/Cashiers 705
Travel Agent 710
Hotel/Motel 715
Restaurant Lounge 720
Clerical 725
Accounting/Bookkeeping 730
Educational 735
Security 740
Insurance 745
Telemarketing 750
Sales 755
Beautician/Cosmetology 760
Nail Tech 765
Maintenance 770
Crafts, Trades & Skills 775
Industrial 777
Technical 780
AC/Heating Mechanics 785
Automotive 790
Professional 795
Bank/Financial 800
Management 805
Medical 810
Construction 815
Farm Workers 820
Warehouse 825
Babysitter Wanted 830
Position Wanted 835
REAL ESTATE RENTAL:
Wanted to Rent/Buy 1004
Prof. Prop. Management 1005
Home Inspections 1006
Rooms 1010
Roommates 1015
Apartments 1020
Efficiencies 1025
Cottages 1030
Villas 1035
Townhouses.. 1040
Homes 1045
Condos 1050
Duplexes 1055
Mobile Homes .1060
Mobile Home Lot Rental ..1062
Travel Trailers,.. 1065
RV's 1070
RV Lots ..............1075

Banquet Halls 1080
Office Space 1085
Retail Space 1090
Warehouses 1095
Pasture Stable 1100
Hunting Prop. 1105
Timeshares 1110
Vacation 1115
Storage/Garage 1120
Real Estate For Sale 1130
Homes 1135
Duplexes 1140
Townhouses 1145
Apartments 1150
Condos 1155
Villas 1160
Mobile Homes 1165
Mobile Home Lots 1170
Out of State 1175
Out of Area 1180
Farms & Ranches 1185
Property 1190
Commercial/Income 1195
Waterfront 1200
Oceanfront 1205
Lots/Acreage 1210
Cemetery 1215
RV Lots 1220
Warehouses 1225
TRANSPORTATION:
Vehicle Transport/Delivery 1250
Auto/Truck Repair 1255
Auto Detailing 1260
Auto Parts/Accessories 1265
Vans 1270
Trucks 1275
Campers 1280
Travel Trailers 1285
R.V.'s & Motorhomes 1290
Motorcycles 1295
ATV's ..1297,
Headliner Vinyl Tops 1300
Automobiles 1305
Autos Wanted 1310
Vehicle Rentals 1315
Boat/Outboard Repair 1320
Boats 1325

I

Page D4, NEWS-GAZETTE, Saturday, April 2, 2005

FIRST CHOICE HOME REPAIR.
407-346-1314
interior &Exterior Repairs *Painting
*Drywall .Clean-ups .Hauling
*Pressure Washing -Carpentry hFacia
*Soffits .Custom Kitchens -Bathrooms
*Tile .All Flooring General Electrical
*Plumbing
"All Maior Credit Cards"

FIXX A HOME
Pressure Washing Painting
Repairs Remodeling
Licensed Insurqd
407-857-3025
Mobile: 407-873-5157

GLAMOUR WITH A HAMMER
(Woman Owned)
Specializing in Pressure Cleaning,
Painting, Crown Molding,
Light Home Repair.
Free Estimates -
Licensed & Insured
407-467-1663
HURRICANE SHUTTERS
*Panels *Accordion *Roll Up
Factory Direct Custom Made
321-230-6222
REMODELING, REPAIR,
ROOM ADDITIONS
New Home, Barn &
Warehouse Construction
Licensed/Certified Building Contractor
CB-C037814
Insured, Experienced, Reliable,
Affordable
Jobs Large Or Small
.407-908-2267 321-663-3202
285-AC/Heating
ALL COUNTY AIR CONDITIONING
Service- Repair- Unit Change Outs
No Service Charge With Repair.
State Certified. Insured. CAC1813534
Visa/MC Accepted
(407) 873-7462, (407) 935-9659

CLIMATIC MECHANIC LLC
Residential, Commercial
Light Industrial.
Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, Heating
Service & Installation.
Lic.#CAC058173
407-344-2127
321-231-4608
J & S AIR CONDITIONING
Service Installation
$39.00 Service Call
Free Estimates
Licensed Insured
407-709-1071 407-933-0290
CAC 1813641
. 295-Plaster/Drywall
AMERICAN .REMODELER
License #CBC046664
Drywall Specialists and Repair
Insurance Work
Doing Business For 25 Years
Member Better Business Bureau
Of Central Florida
1-800-374-0331
DUNRITE SERVICES
407-346-1314.
Pressure Washing, Drywall, Texture,
Interior & Exterior Painting, Doors,
Soffit & Gutters, Trim Carpentry,
Facla, Flooring, Moldings.
"All Major Credit Cards"

I 315-Carpet CIng.
GATOR CARPET CARE
Quality Carpet Cleaning
Competitive Rates
Licensed & Insured
407-892-8145
319-Phone Services j

"THE TELEPHONE MAN"
Wiring for phone, data, cable TV. System
Sales, Call Mike, 407-760-9301.
I 320-Electrical Svc

ELECTRICAL SERVICE Inc.

For All Your Electrical Needs
Call To Schedule Saturday Work At
No Extra Charge
Major Credit Cards Accepted
407-932-0191
Lic.#3144

330-Home/Office
Cleaning
JACKIE'S CLEANING SERVICE
Special Prices For Spring Cleaning!
10% Discount For Seniors!
Commercial/Residential
References Licensed
(407) 932-3247
360-Pressure CIng
JOHN'S PRESSURE WASHING
Quality Work At Reasonable Rates
Licensed & Insured
407-892-9417 or 407-383-0407
370-Lawn Maintenance
BIG J'S LAWN CARE
You Grow It, I'll Mow It!
2 /mo.Free With 12/mo. Contract!
Commercial/Residential
Licensed/Insured
407-908-4917
BLADES OF GRASS
LAWN SERVICE, L.L.C.
Phone 407-932-5087
Commercial and Residential
Yearly Contracts. Lawn Maintenance,
Sodding, Pressure Washing, Tree and
Palm Maintenance, Landscaping,
Sprinkler Repair, Hauling, Mulching.

ORANGE LAKE'
ResoI t .& CourntIy Club
Orange Lake Resort and
Country Club is the fastest
growing resort in Central
Florida.. With four distinct
golf courses and 54 holes of
golf, we have excellent
opportunities available for a
variety of positions on our
golf maintenance team!
Positions include:

* Greenskeeper
* Student Interns
* Spray Techs
* Irrigation Technicians
We offer excellent benefits,
top pay and a stable .work
environment. For immediate.
consideration apply online
today www.orangelake.com
or call 407.239.1051.

BILL WALTON'S Total Lawn Service.
Reasonable Prices. 407-891-6349.
FREE SECOND cut!
One guy does it ali
Quality complete lawn services.
-Trimming .Landscaping
*Odd Jobs .Moving -Hauling
407-847-8817
GREENER GARDENS
Landscape & Maintenance
Service, Inc.
Mowing Trimming Weeding
Edging Hauling Mulch Grading
Licensed/Insured Free Estimates
Residential/Commercial
Phone: 407-892-2264
Cell: 407-346-5712
If You Need Something Done, Call
407-334-9313.
Anything Can Be Done
Outside In Your Yard.
This Is By Lawns
by Joshua A. Waldon
JPLS INC.
THE POWER SOURCE
Lawn Mowing & Landscaping
Pruning Clean-ups Concrete Work
Mulching *Planting Sodding
Fence Repair *Fence Installation
*Painting Inside/Outside
Comm./Res. Lic./Ins. 20/Yrs. Exp.
Now accepting credit cards.
Joel (407) 702-8756
Harvey (407) 402-3850
380-Fence
Sales & Service
AVOID THE LONG WAIT!
TONY'S FENCE, INC.
10% Off Hurricane/Veterans
*Wood *Vinyl
*Installation .Repair
*Experienced
*Licensed *Insured
#3001-0082687
Free Estimates 407-760-8444

FENCING
*Wood -Chain Link *PVC
We Do All Repairs
& Complete New Jobs Too!
Licensed/Insured/Experienced
FREE ESTIMATES
Call Mike 407-932-0553

OUTDOOR RESTORATION; INC.
*Fencing
Landscaping
Guaranteed Work
Licensed Insured
Free Estimates
407-870-7657
Mobile 321-624-6388
395-Tree Service

KELLY OUTDOOR
TRIMMING/REMOVAL, STUMP
GRINDING, DEBRIS REMOVAL,
FIREWOOD, FREE CHIPPER MULCH.
FREE ESTIMATES
(407) 396-6729

J.D.'S TREE Service. Free Estimates.
28/years experience. Topping, Trimming,
Tree Removal. 957-4012.
STUMP GRINDING- Licensed and In-
sured. Please call Calvin at 407-348-0304.
420-Concrete

ANDY KOSINSKI, INC.
Concrete Contractor
Residential Commercial.
Call 407-346-1163
BULLET CONCRETE
House, Slabs, Patios, Drives, Etc.
Free Estimates
(407)891-1608

QUALITY CONCRETE FINISHING
Affordable Prices.
Free Estimates. Lic/Ins.
No Job Too Smaill
Aggregate Concrete
(407) 932-1991

445-Irrigation
DELUXE IRRIGATION
Repair and Install
Prompt and Professional Service
Licensed and Insured
407-957-6648
WE REPAIR HEADS (adjust, repair, re-
place timers, valves, pumps, leaks.) Resi-
dential & Commercial. Gary, 321-624-
5581.
475-Painting
A.P.C.
HOME IMPROVEMENT,
PAINTING COMPANY
Interior/Exterior
*Textured Ceilings .Powerwashing
*Drywall .Taping .Replacement Doors
*Screen Repair *Remodeling
For All Your Home Improvement Needs!
407-414-5917
AGG PAINTING
Residential/Commercial
Interior/Exterior
Repaint -
Free Estimates
407-922-7875
ALL AMERICAN PAINTING
In Business Since 1995
Licensed. Interiors/Exteriors
Will Beat Any Price.
Call For Free Estimates.
Gary At 407-361-0977
AMERICAN REMODELER
License #CBC046664
Painting, Vinyl, Tile Work, Texturing
Insurance Work
Doing Business For 25 Years
Member Better Business Bureau
Of Central Florida
1-800-374-0331
BOWERS PAINTING, INC.
Drywall Repair & Texture
Remodeling
Interior, Exterior, Commercial Painting
Licensed/Insured
All Major Credit Cards Accepted
(407) 932-3247, (407) 709-4976
Fax (407) 847-9823
*PRECISION PAINTING*
Interior-Exterior. Residential. Commercial.
Quality Work! Fair Prices! Licensed, In-
sured. (407) 892-6382.
PAINTING
Quality Work
Interior Exterior
20/yrs. Experience
Licensed Insured
Free Estimates
407-738-0612
"SWEET SHOT PAINTING"
For All Your Painting Needsill
SInterior Exterior
Free Estimates
Professional Quality Low Priceslll
Call Scott At: (407) 319-3512
Or MIchele (407) 319-4447
Licensed/Insured

* NURSING POSITIONS RN/LPN
Full Time 3:00pm-1:00)pm ShifI
Long-term care experiences a plus.
Basic Computer Skills Desired
Must haie State of Florida credentials.
'i UAi Di :I r.DI IoII
+ CNA: On Call

+ BUS DRIVER Part Time
Requires CDL, Class "B" ilih Pasenger
endorsement and clean license.-Must be 21
ears of age or older.

* f

525-Business
Opportunity
START YOUR own business with AVON.
Unlimited earnings. Start up fee only $10.
Call 407-765-4316..
535-Businesses For Sale
TWO RESTAURANTS. East Orlan-
do/St.Cloud. >31k sales per month with 5
PT employees. $200k for both or will split.
321-276-4802.
540-Garage Sales
Kissimmee
ESTATE SALE- Everything must go! 2542
Wyatt Place, Sat.4/2, Sun.4/3, 8-?
Furniture, linens, kitchenware, tools,
knives, swords, boxes of computer hard-
ware, ceiling fans, gun cabinet, A/C heat
pump unit, much more!
FRI.4/8, SAT.4/9, 1614 Charity Street., In-
tercession City. 8-5. Longaberger bas-
kets priced cheap, Harley Davidson 100
anniversary items, & Harley Davidson
parts. Lots of miscellaneous.
GARAGE SALE. Saturday. 8:30AM-?
Household Items, Clothes, Golf Novelties
& Misc. 5141 Heatherstone Ct., Crescent
Lakes.
HOUSEHOLD / DEMOLITION SALE
April 8th.-9th. & April 15th.-16th.
2503 Primero Dr., Kissimmee
Everything Goes!!! Personal Items, Some
Antiques, Cupboards, Fixtures, Carpet,
Furnace, W/H, Tools.
Payne A/C Compressor, $500
W/Manufacturers Warranty.

HUGE Cancer Relay For Life Sale!
Thurs. 3/31, Fri.4/1, Sat.4/2. 8am-???
1004 George St., Orange Gardens.
Tools, books, linens, pots and pans, small
appliances and much more!
Rain date Fri.4/8, Sat.4/9
HUGE SALE. Tools. Photographic Books
and Equipment. Kilns Craft. Cookbooks.
Household. Woodberry Court. 1 Block S.
of Reaves Road off Pleasant Hill To
Southwood. Friday. Saturday.
MOVING SALE. April 1st & 2nd. House-
hold, antiques, outboard motors, guns,
fishing and sporting equipment, furniture
and more. FOLLOW SIGNS OFF NEP-
TUNE TO AULTMAN ROAD.
MULTI FAMILY Garage Sale. Saturday-
4/2, Sunday-4/3. Plantation Subdivision,
Dyer Blvd.
PLEASANT HILL To O'Berry Rd. 1765
Grove Ct. Furniture, bikes, prom dresses
(3/4), computer stuff, electronics. Sat.4/2.
7:30am-2pm.
TOOLS, FURNITURE, Glassware,
Clothing, Boat. 1 Block South Of 532 On
1792. Sundown Subdivision. Sat.4/2,
Sun.4/3, 8-3. 407-433-6275.

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* BODY SHOP ESTIMATORS

* BODY SHOP DETAILERS

* PARTS DEPARTMENT

Shipping & Receiving
Apply in Person or Call 8
MARISOL SALSONA 407-472-5448
1 2 S ora.n :.g*I TrilOla ndo, Fl.

DILIM A I IM10 1DlM liVSI1Dl 1-iT (UA
* VILLAGE PATROL: Full Time -2nd Shift
2:00pm-10:30pm
Required clean Drivers License. Security
License Class D or aboie. Military or Civil
La" Enforcement. prefer 3 or more ears of
experience. Must be 21 ears of age or older
* GROUNDS Full Time
Experience in Commercial or Residential
Sern ices.
* MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT: Full Time
Experience in Commercial or Residential
Ser ices. Basic skills and knowledge in
Carpentry. Plumbing. and Electrical repair
and installation.

INCREASE YOUR

YOUR SARCH INCOME!

SOVERI WE ARE NOW

HIRING GREAT

PEOPLE TO BE A PART OF

OUR $ALES TEAM!

You Will Need:
V A High Level of Integrity V An Excellent Work Ethic
V Excellent People $kills
We Offer:
V Excellent Compensation V Excellent Benefit Package
V The Training You Need To Be successfull
oday or A gggeoo

"WE MAKE IT EASY!"

SDHOLIDAY

V 407-892-5144
SALES PROFESSIONAL 1001 EAST Hwy 192 ST. CLOUD, FL

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ESPANOL

Old Hickory
Tree Toad '
Just East of St. Cloud on 1!

WIND MILL Point Subdivision Community
Garage Sale. Saturday & Sunday, April
2nd & 3rd. 2-1/2 Miles South Of 17-92 Off
Pleasant Hill Road. 8AM-4:30PM.
YARD SALE 422 Poinciana Circle behind
Dellwood Towing. Women's plus size
clothing, misc. Fri.4/1, Sat.4/2.
YARD SALE. Friday, Saturday, 7am-??.
Kids toys, clothes, medical uniforms all
sizes, misc. things. All must go. Lots of
things. 125 E. Tropicana Ct.
545-Garage Sales
St. Cloud

1025 VERMONT Ave. Sat.4/2. Mi-
crowave, books, clothes, a lot of misc.
items. 8am-???
12TH STREET & Oregon. Saturday-4/2,
8am-??. Furniture, square dance attire,
teen girls & women clothing.
1410 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Friday-
4/1 & Saturday-4/2. Step ladder, lumber,
tools, jack knives, coffee table, vanity;
misc. & strawberries!
2027 LIVE OAK BLVD. Fri.4/1, Sat.4/2,
Sun.4/3. '76, 3/4 ton Ford pickup, TV,
books, tools, clothes, 2/ton AC (window
unit), electric dryer, lots of misc. items.
BIG INSIDE Sale. Friday & Saturday.
From 9AM-3PM. Osceola Christian
Church. 1122 Kentucky Ave.
BIG MOVING SALE. Saturday, 4/2. 7AM-
3PM. 1808 Sir Lancelot. Camelot Sub.
Furniture. Household. Books. Clothing.
Misc.
COMMUNITY YARD SALE Covington Es-
tates Clubhouse. Sat.4/2, 9am-2pm. Ca-
noe Creek Rd. 4/mi. south of 192.

JOB TITLE S

Civil Engineer III .........
Contract Specialist .......
Corrections Officer .......
Fire Inspector ...........
Groundskeeper. ........ .
Heavy Equipment Mechanic
Heavy Equipment Operator.
Household Chem Collection
Housing Manager ........
Inspector ...... . .
Lakes Mgmt Specialist .
Light Equipment Operator. .
Maintenance Worker .... .
Public Relations Rep. ..
Receptionist ........... .
Residential Inspector .....
Residential Plans Examiner
Section 8 Supervisor. .
Senior Mechanic ..... .. .
Senior Planner ..........
Sr. Fire Plans Reviewer .
Sr. Planner (School Fac)...
Supervisor of Inspectors .
Teacher Assistant ...... .
Telecommunicator. .....
Tradesworker ......... .
Training LT Fire ......

ESTATE SALE. Inside Hapy Tails Kennel,
2331 Eastern Ave. Friday-4/1 & Saturday-
4/2, 7:30am-??. Entire 1/bedroom apart-
ment.
FRI.4/1, SAT.4/2. 5560 Jack Brack Rd. off
Rt.15. Brass bed, dishwasher, linens, col-
lectibles, misc. furniture.
FRIDAY & Saturday. 9AM. 2306 Giselle
Ct., Sweetwater Creek. Toys, Childrens
Clothing & Misc.
FRIDAY-4/1 & Saturday-4/2. Off Narcoos-
see Rd., Disston Drive. Generator, freezer,
tile, carpeting, fishing equipment, couch,
TV's.

Preschool

Teacher
*CDA required*

and

Secretary

NEEDED
Apply In Person
Call for more info

407-944-0217
Tiny Tots
1430 N. Smith St.
Kissimmee -

3ALARY/HOURLY
. .. .. .$46,962
. . $30,276
. . $32,427
........ $30,276
....... $19,533

. . $26,160
. .. $22,605
Tech $22,605
...... $54,362
. . $30,276
. . $40,578
. . $19,533
. . $19,533
. . $30,276
. . $19,533
. . $35,050
. . $35,050
. . $46,962
.. . $26,160
....... $46,962
. . $40,578
. . $46,962
. . $40,578
. . $16,879
. . $26,160
. . $26,160
. . $42,798

IFREC Real Estate Schools
KISSIMMEE LOCATION
Sales Associate Pre-License
1 Week April 11 19
Broker Pre-License
2 Week April 18 May 2
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* EARN EXTRA MONEY GANE DINERO EXTRA *
DELIVER THE HACIENDO EL DELIVER DE
* SPRINT GUIAS TELEFONICAS DE *
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J TO OSCEOLA COUNTY EN LASCONDADO
u. OSCEOLA '

Must be 18 yrs or older Mayoves de 18 afios
with an insured vehicle Carro asegurado i *
* *

. 1-800-247-4708 1-800-247-4708

* Office & Warehouse Posiciones en Oficina y Bodega *
*Help also needed, en todas nuestras ubicacion *

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Osceola County

3 Courthouse Square

Suite 100

-,i ,, Kissimmee, FL 34741

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GOOD SAMARITAN VILLAGE

AT KISSIMMEE

,A\STS/ Apply in Person. Wed., Thurs & Fri. 8:30am-4:00pm for all positions.
,,,, 1550 Aldersgate Drive, Kissimmee, Florida 34746

S iPhone 407-933-2128, Fax: 407-518-7842 '
0* .Affirmative Action
OV Is so M/F/V/H EOE/Drug Free Workplace

= Part-Time Position
-Physical and drug test required. NCIC/FCIC background checks will be conducted
Veterans preference ADA-EOE

Apply at www.osceola.org or
OSCEOLA COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCES
3 Courthouse Square, Suite 100
KISSIMMEE, FL 34741

OFFICE: (407) 343-2800
HEARING IMPAIRED LINE: (407) 343-2820

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FRIDAY & SATURDAY. Baby Stuff & Alot
More!!! 332 California Ave. (407) 922-
1439.
FRIDAY-4/1, Saturday-4/2 & Sunday-4/3.
15th Street & Michigan. Stove, refrigera-
tor, sinks, desk, clocks, bed/burik combi-
nation & misc.,
HUGE MOVING SALE! Sat.4/2 8-?
1580 Pine Grove Rd. Furniture, house-
hold, toys, clothes, & more!
INSIDE GARAGE sale. Friday-4/1 & Sat-
urdya-4/2, 8am-??. 521 Dakota & Ver-
mont. Exercise bike, lots of items.
MULTI FAMILY- 300 & 308 California. Sat-
urday-4/2, 7am. Antiques, tools, fishing,
golf. Something for everyone. No early-
birds.
MULTI FAMILY. Household Items. Furni-
tute. Friday, 11AM-4PM. Saturday, 8AM-
4PM. 2303 Gina Anne Ct., (Sweetwater
Creek).
OSCEOLA RODDERS Will hold a yard
sale Saturday, April 2. 7am-1 pm at Tractor
Supply parking lot at, 192 and Kissimmee
Park Rd.
PINE CHASE ESTATES. 3624 Willow
Lake Ct. 8AM-5PM. Thursday, Friday, Sat-
urday.
PLANT SALE/YARD Sale. Saturday-4/2,
Sunday-4/3. 1400 Michigan Avenue,
St.Cloud.
SATURDAY-4/2 only! 7:30am-??. 1621
Virginia Ave. Plants, Sagos, women
clothing & misc.
SATURDAY-4/2. 3376 Cypress Pointe
Circle, off Kissimmee Park Rd. Furniture,
car top carrier, household, collectibles.
TOHO YACHT CLUB Huge Multi-Family
Sale. 8AM-3PM AT Charlie Restaurant.
13th Street And Orange Avenue. Satur-
day, 4/2.
TOYS, SILVER Pieces, sewing machine,
glassware, fax machine, quilts, misc.
household items. Sweetwater Creek
Subd., 2210 Summer Ray Ct. Sat.4/2.
8am-3pm.
VERY LARGE Garage Sale!
Power tools, saws, drills, sanders, socket
sets, nut drivers, open end box wrench-
es, ratchets, pole pruners, rakes, shov-
els, hoes, axes, sledges, yard tractor,
mowers, bicycles (all sizes), china sets,
lead crystal, quality men's shirts & shoes.
Much more miscellaneous!
Fri.4/1, Sat.4/2. 6113 Bass Highway.
Corner of Pine Grove Rd. off 192.
YARD SALE Sat.4/2. 8am-??? 4751 Cit-
rus Dr. St.Cloud Manor. Lots of misc.
I 565-Bicycles I

1980'S MEN'S 27" Schwinn Caliente
10/speed bicycle. Beautiful condition. $75
firm. 407-892-2591.
1 590-For Sale General

ALL STEEL BUILDING' SALE
30x40, 50x75, 60x120
Never Put Up, Best Offer.
Can Deliver!
1-800-839-1087 Calvin

AMUSEMENT RIDE
15' Tall Ferris Wheel. Recently Refur-
bished. Will Hold 24 Children. $4500.
(407) 729-5807.

FOR ARTIST Or handyman. Window
glass, 2 sizes, 11x14 and 8x10. $60/all.
407-846-7247.
HOT TUB/SPA $1995. Brand new. Ther-
apy jets, waterfall, cup holders. Energy ef-
ficient, 110volt. Free delivery. 407-870-
7549.
HOTTUB/SPA, 5/PERSON Lounger.
5HP, 20/Jets. Cabinet. Lights. Never
Used. Warranty. Retail $4300, Sacrifice
$1595. (407) 859-2562.
MITER SAW. Like Newl $75 Firm. 407-
-414-2839.
PICKUP TRUCK Load Of Items, new &
used. Valued over $350. $100 takes all.
407-791-1629.
PLANTS $1.00/UP, baskets, wreaths,
bears, $25 for all. Jewelry, .50/up. Big
rocker, $70. 407-957-7528.
POOL TABLE Brand new, gorgeous 8'
wood table. 1" slate, leather pockets. Still
in cratel Never used Cost $5K, sell
$1350. 407-846-8822.
SELP PROPELLED Toro Lawnmower,
$35. 12" Aluminum boat, $45. 407-892-
9371.
610-Appliances I

14.8 CUBIC ft. chest freezer, 45-1/4X26-
1/2., $50. 407-957-3513.
HAMPTON BAY Large Window Unit Air
Conditioner, 220/volt, 17,800/BTU cooling,
15,000/BTU heating, 19" high x 26" wide.
$100. 407-847-6852.
REFRIGERATOR, $200. Must see. Like
new. 407-957-5390.
WASHER, $125. Must see. Like new. 407-
957-5390.
625-Furnishings |

3 PIECE SET. Coffee and 2 End Tables.
Oak Kitchen Table W/Dropleaf and 4
Chairs. Good Condition. (407) 348-2983.
ANTIQUE 7/PIECE, 1930's, Waterfall pat-
tern bedroom set. Beautiful condition.
Dealers welcome. $750. 407-892-2591.
ANTIQUE BED Frame including dresser
with mirror & 1 drawer nightstand, $450.
,407-957-5416.
BED $135. All brand new orthopedic,
2/piece, queen pillowtop set. 5/yr. warran-
ty. Can deliver. Also, full set $100. Twin
set $90. 407-846-8822.
BED $195. All New King! 3/piece ortho-
pedic pillowtop set. 5/yr. warranty. Can de-
liver. 407-846-2365.
BEDROOM SET $495. 6/piece set.
Brand Newr Never used. Includes head-
board, nightstand, dresser, chest.... 407-
870-7549.
CASH NOW!!!
For Good Used Furniture & Antiques
407-230-4590

FULLSIZE BOXSPRINGS & Mattress.
Good Condition. $50. 407-846-0961.
LARGE DINING Table & 6 Chairs.
Bedroom Dresser With Top Hutch &
Mirror. Bedroom Chest Of Drawers.
Large Triple Two Piece China Cabinet.
Portable Kenmore Dish Washer. Large
German Shrunk (Antique). 2 Stereo
Cabinets With Glass Doors. Antique
Backboard Or Sofa Table. Student
Desk With Chair. Large Microwave.
Mauve Pink Rocker Chair. Microwave
Stand With Cabinet & Drawer.
(407) 892-8404. (407) 908-5167.
RUSTIC SOLID Wood Computer Desk
W/Connected Bookshelf. Paid $200. Sell
For $50. (407) 847-9487.
SMALL Round Table With 4 Chairs. Good
condition. $30. (407) 873-2540.
WALNUT STAINED Bookcase, 4/shelves,
glass covered. $40. 407-847-0939.
635-Lawn & Garden

2/YEAR OLD Craftsman. 20/HP, 42"/Deck
Tractor, 6/Speed Trans-axle, Electric Start.
Step Through Design W/2/Bin Grass Bag-
ger. Small Trailer, Mulcher Attachment.
Paid Over $2300 New. Asking $995.
O.B.O. 407-870-6388.
CONTRACTORS AND
Licensed Landscapers Only!
Live Oak Trees 2" Caliper
S10'-12' $65/ea.
Red Maple/Sweet Gum Trees
8'-9' $35/ea.
Pat's Landscaping & Nursery
407-396-0367
640-Building Supplies

RED BRICKS for sale, 400/brick.
Great for landscaping!
407-933-5792
645-Produce

STRAWBERRIES
FAVORITE FARMS
Is Now Open For U-pick
Located In Plant City Area
On Mcintosh Road
(Exit #14, 1-4). 1 1/2 Miles North.
3/Quarts For $1
655-Sporting Goods

GUN & KNIFE SHOW
Hernando Sportsmens Club
Apr.2nd 9am-5pm, Apr.3rd 9am-4pm.
Hernando County Fairgrounds.
Admission $6, Kids under 16 free.
For info call' 1-352-799-3605
hernandosportsmensclub.com

685-Commercial
Equipment

1979 CHEVY DUMPTRUCK C-70. 7 yd.
New. brakes, radiator, ready for work.
$4000 obo. 407-957-7017.

I 700-Help Wanted General

RELIABLE Newspaper Delivery help
needed. Small van/truck required. Wee-
kends a must. Please leave message,
407-493-2763.

$900-$1200 WK
ROOFING CONSULTANT
Large roofing company seeks 3 clean cut
individuals with reliable transportation.
Must be ready to start immediately.
No experience necessary.
Paid vacation and bonus.
Call Bill Black for Interview at
407-932-2868.

BARTON
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

Toll Collectors, Custodians
And Entry Level Supervisors
needed for
Kissimmee area.
Full & Part Time Available.

Free Life Insurance.
Paid Vacation.
Paid Training.
Background/Drug Test Required.

407-578-7106

ARC TOWING
Tow Truck Driver Needed Immediately.
No Experience Necessary.
Must Have CDL.
7421 W. 192, Kissimmee
(407) 396-7076
ASSISTANT PRE-School Teacher,
St.Cloud. 2-3 year olds. Salary negotiable.
Phone 407-892-5755.
CARPET HELPER. Will train. Need valid
drivers license. Call Ron 407-891-1987.
Central Cities Tile- Showroom sales.
Computer skills required. Bookkeeping
skills beneficial. 407-847-5693 to sched-
ule interview.
CHILDCARE PERSONNEL To Work Full
Time & Part Time. Good Hours. Good
Benefits. Apply In Person: Shady Oaks
Private School, 2355 N. Orange Blossom
Trail, Kissimmee. EOE.
CHILDCARE WORKERS Needed. 40/hr.
training. 1/yr. experience required. 407-
892-5437.
CLEANER WANTED For vacation homes.
407-870-8011.
CLEANERS WANTED. Monday-Friday.
Residential homes only. Car required. To
$9/hour. No evenings. Call 321-697-0063.
E.O.E.
CLEANING PERSON For vacation rental
company. .Weekends required. Depend-
able with experience and transportation.
Good wages and benefits. 407-390-8200.
COME JOIN THE TEAM!
Hiring School Bus Drivers
Osceola County'School District
(407) 518-4540
DEMONSTRATORS with experience for
in-store sampling. Call Creative at 1-800-
331-4381.

W 22 W. Monument Ave. 407. 846-4040
Kissimmee, FL 34741
ACKLEY REALTY RESIDENTIAL
1/1 KISSIMMEE @ BLOSSOM PARK VILLAS, furnished condo, available NOW ................ $800
2/2 TIMBERBROOK @ MEADOWOODS, furnished condo, gated, water & sewer, comm. pool, 4/1 .$950
2/2 DAVENPORT @ HIGH VISTA, Adult gated/golf community, screened porch, Avail. NOW ...... .$975
2/2 SOLIVITA, New home, gated, golf, comm. pool, many upgrades, Avail 6/01 ................ .$1350
3/2 POINCIANA'@ OSCEOLA CTY, remodeled home, 1 car garage, screened porch, Avail Now .. .$850
3/2 POINCIANA @ POLK CTY, like new home, 2 car garage, Avail 4/1 ....................... $890
3/2 POINCIANA @ OSCEOLA CTY, Duplex, 1 car garage, screened porch, Avail. NOW .......... $900
3/2 DAVENPORT @ ROYAL RIDGE, House w/1 car garage Avail. Now ....................... $925
3/2 S. ORLANDO @ VILLA DEL SOL, 2nd story condo, screened porch, Avail NOW ........... .$900
3/2 POINCIANA @ POLK CTY., Remodeled home, fenced, Avail NOW .................... $925
3/2 KISSIMMEE @ STONEHURST, Like New House, 2 car garage, screened porch, Avail. Now .. $1200
3/2 S. ORLANDO @ MEADOWOODS, Remodeled home, 1 car garage, screened porch, NOW ...$1200
3/2/DEN DAVENPORT New House, 2 car garage, Avail NOW ...............................$1170
3/2 POINCIANA @ OSCEOLA CTY., Pool home, 2 car garage, Avail. 4/1 ................... .$1400
3/DEN/3 KISSIMMEE @ BELLALAGO, New house, 2 car garage, upgrades, gated comm., NOW ...$2000
3/DEN/3 KISSIMMEE @ BELLALAGO, New house, 2 car garage, upgrades, gated comm., NOW .. .$2100
3/DEN/2.5 KISSIMMEE @ BELLALAGO, New house, 3 car garage, upgrades, gated comm., NOW .$2250
3/3+DEN KISSIMMEE BAY, Executive pool home, gated, golf comm., Avail 4/1 ................. .$2400
4/2 POINCIANA @ OSCEOLA COUNTY, Remodeled pool home, Avail. NOW ................ .$1200
4/2 POINCIANA @ POLK CTY., Remodeled house, large driveway, Avail NOW ...............$1200
4/2 POINCIANA @ POLK CTY., New corner house, 2 car garage, alarm, Avail NOW .......... .$1200
4/2.5 KISSIMMEE @ POLK CTY, New 2 story house, 2 car garage, Avail 4/1 .................. .$1300
4/3 DAVENPORT @ HIGH VISTA, Adult golf/gated community, Avail NOW ................. : .$1200
4/2.5 KISSIMMEE @ REMINGTON, New house, 2 car garage, comm. pool & club, NOW ........ .$1300
4/2 DAVENPORT @ FLORIDA PINES, Like new house, 2 car garage, comm pool, NOW ........$1300
4/2 POINCIANA @ OSCEOLA CTY., Pool home, 2 car garage, Avail NOW ..................$1400
4/2.5 KISSIMMEE @ BELLALAGO, New 2 car garage home, 2 story, gated, Avail NOW ......... .$1650
4/2.5 ORLANDO @ CONWAY AREA, 2 story home, 2 car garage, Avail NOW ................. .$2300
5/3+DEN KISSIMMEE @ OAK HAMMOCK, New 2 story home, upgrades, Avail NOW ............$1899

COURIER NEEDED for Medical Center.
FT/PT. Clean driving record a must. Medi-
cal a plus. Call 407-944-1098 or fax re-
sume 407-348-5573.
CURVES
PT/FITNESS TECH
Experienced or Education in PE
Send resume or fax to:
1932 N.John Young Pkwy.
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Fax: 407-932-0891
DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED!
Covenant needs tractor trailer drivers
NOW! No experience necessary! $700+
per week earning potential. No CDL? No
problem! CDLtraining available! Call Now!
Toll free 1-877-214-3624.

DRIVERS NEEDED ftr route driving. 407-
932-4708.
DRIVERS- Start Immediately. $600-$900
(Or More)/Wk, Benefits, No Heavy Lifting,
6/Day Week, Home Every Night, A CDL.
(866) 666-8524.
EXPERIENCED IRRIGATION Person
needed. Must have FL DL & own transpor-
tation. Good starting pay. Call evenings,
407-892-9107.
EXPERIENCED Lawn Maintenance work-
er needed. Good pay. Paid vacation. 407-
348-1367.
EXPERIENCED Mobile Home Installers
Needed. Must Have Drivers License &
Transportation. Please Call Sherri. (321)
624-2430.
EXPERIENCED P/T& F/T vacation home
cleaners needed. Licensed & insured.
Past Disney area. 407-932-2048.
FOOD & BEVERAGE- Friday, Saturday, &
Sunday a must! Experience a plus! 407-
846-2811.
FT/PT CURVES
World's largest fitness organization look-
ing for circuit trainer. If you are energetic,
self-motivated, have an enthusiastic per-
sonality and love to work with people call
407-931-3034. PM hours. Aerobic experi-
ence and Spanish a plus.
FT/PT Help Needed To Clean Private
Homes. Personal Touch Cleaning (407)
892-8283.
GREENSMAN-Harmony Golf Course-F/T
Golf Course Experience.
$8/hr. Plus Great Benefits!
Call 407-436-4803

GUEST SERVICE, OPC & Phone Assis-
tants for Kissimmee Tourist Center. Call
407-396-5400.

LAUNDROMAT ATTENDANT
Starting Pay, $7/Hour
Call Between 8:30AM-6PM
407-932-2347
HELP NEEDED
MOTEL FRONT DESK
NIGHT CLERK
LIQUOR STORE CLERK
Seniors welcome
Buena Vista Motel
5200 West 192
407-396-2100
HELP WANTED. Full or Part Time. Experi-
enced Stable Help. Must Work Weekends.
Call 407-957-0207.

IMMEDIATE PART TIME OPENINGS
Starting at $8-$10.00 per hour
Paid Training
SNo Experience Necessary
Weekend Availability a MustI
Reliable Transportation Needed
To learn more call nowl
407-351-1492

RGIS Inventory Specialists
An Equal Opportunity Employer

IMMEDIATE POSITIONS AVAILABLE
Entry level sales, groundskeeper and
customer service for tourist attraction.
Located just 20/mln. southeast of
St.Cloud.
For Information:
www.floridaecosafarls.com
To apply call:
HR at 407-892-5010
8am-4pm, M-F
INCOME OPPORTUNITY
The Osceola Shopper and Osceola News-
Gazette is taking applications for future
openings as they come available to deliv-
er our publications. Must be available
Tuesday afternoon and evening for Shop-
per delivery and from 9pm Wednesday
until delivery is done Thursday morning.
Also'from 9pm Friday until delivery is done
Saturday morning. Must have dependable
transportation and be self motivated and
PERSONALLY RELIABLE. Apply only if
you meet these qualifications. Retirees
welcome to apply. Apply at our offices at
108 Church Street in Kissimmee or 1109
10th Street in St.Cloud.

LAWN HELP. Zero Turn Mower Experi-
ence. Possible Live-in Quarters Available.
Business For Sale, Truck/Trailer. 407-944-
1564.
LAWN MAINTENANCE Employees need-
ed. Call for details. 321-624-2123.
LAWN SPRAY Tech. Experience Re-
quired. Good Driving Record Required.
Pest Patrol (407) 944-9445.
LAWNCARE MAINTENANCE person
needed. Must have experience & clean
driver's record. 407-957-5396, 407-908'-
9729.
LOOKING FOR experienced sales and
delivery people. Delivery driver must have
Class D license. 407-846-2121.
MANAGEMENT TRAINEES & ACTORS
Needed FT/PT For Year Round Haunted
Attraction In Old Town. (407) 847-7552.
NEEDED EXPERIENCED Operators and
CDL drivers. 407-892-8827/DFW policy.
NOW HIRING Telephone Operators,
Evening Shifts. Must Type 35/WPM. Pay
Up To $8.50/Hr. Bilingual A Plus. Call
(407)933-7070 Between 9AM-5PM.
OSCEOLA HEALTHCARE CENTER
seeks sharp dynamic team player for part
time marketing position. Competitive pay.
Contact Bob Pate, 407-957-3341.
P/T CLEANING position available. $7.50
per hour to start. St.Cloud resident pre-
ferred. 407-908-3350.
PART TIME Handyman. Lake Buena Vis-
ta. AA Tourist Rentals. (407) 382-7681.
PART TIME
Large greeting card company is seeking
merchandiser for local St.Cloud area. 10-
15 daytime hours per week. $7 per hour.
Please visit www.hiringedge.com
Use job code 112670
RETAIL MAGIC Shop needs FT/PT dem-
onstrator. Paid training. Must be motivated
and'energetic. 407-847-7552.
SALADMASTER FUN JOB
Full Time, Part Time
and Management Available.
CALL Eric 352-,636-8875
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS:
Part time (average 15 hours/week), morn-
ings & afternoons, .Salary $10.04/hour.
Must have patience with children; ability to
withstand varying weather conditions. Re-
, warding work, educating students In pe-
destrian & bike safety. Make a positive dif-
ference in the lives of our youth. Open Un-
til Filled.
Apply:
City of Kissimmee
Personnel Department (City Hall)
101 Church Street
or personnel@klsslmmee.org
J AA/EOE
SUPERVISOR/CASHIER FOR Local min-
iature golf course. Experienced. Salaried.
2/days, 3/nights. Around 40/hrs, per week.
Call River Adventure Golf. 407-396-4666
after fOam.

WANTED Wrecker Driver.
Clean driving record. Class "D" license.
Also, Cashier needed.
Call John. 407-892-8081
DFWP

WISE LANDSCAPING
Is hiring skilled landscape professionals.
Minimum of 2 years experience In a
professional landscape position.
Application available at:
www.wlselandscaplng.com
or call for appointment.-
407-518-9473.
715-Hotel/Motel

DAYTIME HOUSEKEEPING Needed P/T.
Must be flexible and have reliable vehicle.
407-396-7182.
FRONT DESK Clerk for Kissimmee resort.
Trainable, dependable, friendly person.
Some computer skills and experience a
plus but not required. Part time. Call Mon-
day through Friday. 9am-4pm. 407-397-
2700, ext.4002.
FRONT DESK Part time for timeshare re-
sort. Weekends a must! 23 hours per
week. $8/hr. Apply in person at:
Club Sevilla
4646 W. 192

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FRONT DESK TEAM MEMBER-
Kissimmee Resort. Experienced pre-
ferred. Competitive salary + commissions.
Friendly atmosphere.
Apply in person:
Magic Tree Resort,
2795 N. Old Lake Wilson Rd.,
Kissimmee.

DEPENDABLE LICENSED CDL drivers
to move and deliver furniture. No criminal
background and must have transportation.
Apply in person Monday through Friday,
9am-5pm at 1200 Georgia Ave., St.Cloud,
FL, 34769.
'JOY FOODS
CASHIER POSITION
Full Time, Part Time, Weekends, Night
Shift. Benefits. Apply In Person Between
8AM-2PM. Monday-Friday, 1822 N. Main
Street, Kissimmee. No Phone Calls
Please.
KISSIMMEE CHURCH Needs part time
childcare worker for Sunday services and
other activities. Flexible, hours, back-
ground check and training required. 407-
847-2009.

FRONT DESK, live-in night manager, &
maids/housemen. FT/PT. Good pay. Call
407-396-0400.
FRONT DESK/RESERVATIONIST For
vacation rental company. Candidate
should have computer skills, be friendly
and dependable. Flexible hours required.
Good wages and benefits. 407-390-8200.
HELP NEEDED
PART TIME MOTEL &
LIQUOR STORE CLERK
Seniors welcome!
Buena Vista Motel
5200 West 192
407-396-2100
HELP WANTED. Front Desk & Main-
tenance. Apply In Person. Baymont Inn.-
5196 W. 192. (407) 787-3555.
HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDED For large
Kissimmee apartment communtiy. Com-
mercial experience preferred. Call 407-
846-2383.
720-Restaurant/Lounge

COOK, DISHWASHER & Server needed.
East Lake Fish Camp. 407-348-2040.
COUNTER HELP, Preparation, Pizza
Cook. Good Pay. Schiano's Pizza, Osceo-
la Square Mall, (407)933-5383, St.Cloud,
(407)957-1919.
HARMONY AT GREENSIDES
Now hiring experienced
cooks and servers.
Apply in person at:
3500 Harmony Square Drive West
or fax resume to
407-891-1620

HELP WANTED!
All Positions F/T, P/T Available
*Servers .Dishwashers -Cooks
Apply Anytime At
5400 W.192 Milemarker 10.5
Across From Orange World
407-396-6521
NOW ACCEPTING Applications for
Servers, Dishwashers, and Hostesses.
Monday through Friday, 2-4pm.
Shell's Seafood Restaurant
3615 W. Vine St.
Kissimmee, FL 34741
PIZZA MAKER Needed. 407-301-3479.
Dishwasher needed. 407-933-5383.
Counter Help needed. 407-933-5383.
SONNY'S BAR-B-QUE
Now Hiring
Kitchen staff
Cashiers
Servers
Apply In person 2-4pm
Monday through Friday
Kissimmee and St.Cloud Locations
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NOW HIRING FT/PT

SIGNING BONUS
Competitive starting wage.
Opportunity for advancement,
All levels, crew and management.
Osceola County

Apply In person, 2-5pm dally
4951 W.Hwy.192, Kissimmee
407-396-0000
7784 W.Hwy. 192, Klssimmee
407-390-0385
Or fax resume to 321-674-2359

sales & property management
Established 1980v,

AN REAL ESTATE STORE, INC.
'The Real Estate Supermarket"
513 W. Vine St. (W. Hwy. 192)
We provide English, Spanish, Kissimmee, FL 34741
Italian speaking REALTORS 407.847.711 7
to better serve you.

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SPACE FRESHLY PAINTED
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$2500O. 6,080/Mo. ROM595 475/.
PLUS APPLICABLE FL. SALES TAX Some include pools
JOHN YOUNG PKWY. & Lawncare included.
VINE ST. LOCATIONS j IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY AVAILABLE,
Mon.-Fri. 8:30-6:00; Sat. 9:00-2:00 e-mail: mike.1980@earthlink.net

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COOKS (PT-FT) iNeeded foru assisteduu liv-
ing facility in St.C oud. Must have experi-
ence in cooking, baking and catering; be
flexible and able to lift 501bs. Will undergo
background check. Call 407-892-6078.

S725-Clerical
COLLECTIONS
BUSY medical office needs P/T & in-
surance collections rep. Experience re-
quired. Misys experience helpful. Fax re-
sume: 407-348-7719.
DESK CLERK Full time. Good benefits.
407-396-7431.
HELP WANTED Secretary/Receptionist
Experienced in Quick Books a must. P/T,
Monday through Friday. Please call 407-
892-2024.
KISSIMMEE CHURCH needs part time
receptionist/secretary. Mornings M-F. Call
407-847-2009.
WANTED. SECRETARY. Experienced in
permitting & other office duties. 40/hour
week. 407-908-1856.
730-Accounting
Bookkeeping

ACCOUNTING FIRM Needs person to
assist with client write up, tax preparation
and Excel. Salary based on experience.
Call Jean at 407-396-7522. ,
BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY For Con-
struction Company. Immediate Hire. Ac-
counts Payable, Accounts Receivable.
Knowledge Of QuickBooks A Must. Fax
Resume To: (407) 847-6497.
I 735-Educational I

NOW ACCEPTING Applications for Full
Time and Part Time Classroom Assistants.
Experience preferred. Apply in person to
Gingerbread House, 99 Bridle Ct., Kissim-
mee,. next to BVL Library.
740-Security

LOOKING FOR THE BEST!
Security Officers Needed
Class D License Required
$10 Hour To Start
Federal Security Force
407-908-2909
SECURITY OFFICERS Needed. Experi-
enced Preferred But Not Necessary. Will
Train. Licensed D Officers. Call For Inter-
view. (407) 932-3330.
WEISER SECURITY
Security Officers Wanted!
Kissimmee / Central Florida Area
D-License Required
FT & PT Available
Call (407) 578-0050

Office/Professional
CLOSE TO COURTHOUSE
15 S. Orlando
1432 sq. ft. 4 Offices, Reception, &
Conf. Room, $2148 per month
111 S. Randolph- remodeled
1289 sq. ft. Reception, 2 Offices, 2 Bath,
Conf. Room, $1935 per month
100 N. John Young -.Brand New
1 office approx. 435 sq. ft. $725 per month
1012 Emmett Brand New
2100 sq.ft. $3413 per month
Retail & Office Space on Broadway
Call for details
Industrial/Storefront
BRAND NEW BLDGS
behind Racetrac on 192
25x60 ft. bays- $1500 per unit
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SECURITY OFFICERS needed FIT,P/T.
Immediate openings available. Please call
407-891-0411.
755-Sales

ROOFING SALESPERSON
NEEDED.
Big money! Call now!.
2 locations. Will train.
407-332-6565

SALES ESTIMATOR
Looking for an aggressive person to join
our sales staff. Must be experienced with
metal forming processes, able to read
blueprints and have excellent people
skills. Must be able to travel and work oc-
casional Saturdays. Qualified persons
may fax resume to: 407-859-6473,
DFWP, EOE.
760-Beautician
Cosmetology
GREAT CLIPS
Is hiring stylists.Our average stylist earns
$10 -$15 per hour. We offer medical, den-
tal, life insurance, paid vacation, 401 K and
advancement opportunities.
Call Debbie at (407)-342-9684
HAIRSTYLIST NEEDED For Booth
Rental. Low Rate. Immediate Opening.
Kissimmee Area. (407)-847-5600. (407)-
963-9015.
LOOKING FOR hair stylist for busy salon.
If you want to make money, please call
407-435-1.044.
ST.CLOUD FANTASTIC Sams Salon. Hir-
ing full time licensed stylists.
407-760-2634..
1 770-Maintenance
FULL TIME CUSTODIAN Clean, move
furniture and boxes, yard work, Needed
ASAP. Fax resume 407-957-6023,
GOLF COURSE Maintenance Crew
Needed, Experience Preferred But Not
Necessary. Uniforms, Benefits & Golf Priv-
ileges. Apply In Person: 8700 Tri-county
Road, Davenport Or Call Linda: (407) 390-
0390.
JANITORIAL/MAINTENANCE
FULL TIME
General cleaning of office/common areas.
Must be reliable.
Qualified applicants only.
Background check.
407-483-4000
MAINTENANCE PART TIME. Knowl-
edge of floor maintenance and general
maintenance for church environment.
Background check necessary.
* Fax resume 407-847-9687 or mall:
Church
P.O. Box 421084
Kissimmee, FL 34742-1084
775-Crafts, Trades
& Skills
ACRYLIC TEXTURE:
Growing company needs experience acry-
lic texture crew. Own tools, own transpor-
tation, license & insurance a must. Great
pay for responsible crew. 407-383-2254.
CARPENTERS AND Subcrews. With
W.C. or exempt, GL ins. and speak Eng-
lish. (386)671-3003.
CARPENTERS HELPERS WANTED
Looking for responsible, motivated people
that want to get the job done. Transporta-
tion a must. (407) 908-9663.
DRIVER NEEDED. Clean CDL, Class A.
Sod experience preferred. Vacation, In-
surance available. 407-892-7135.
DRIVERS NEEDED For Residential
Trashing. Must Have Class A Or B License
With Clean Record. (407) 709-9911; "+
DRIVERS WANTED
SOLO & TEAMS
Class A CDL Required, Must be 23 or
Older. Good Pay, Benefits, Bonuses.
2003 Tractors, 53' Reefers
1-800-633-7616
or 1-888-473-4238
BENNY WHITEHEAD, INC
EUFAULA, AL
DRYWALL TEXTURING- RELIABLE
HELP NEEDED. .Must be Contractor
Ready; Incorporation Articles, Workers
Comp or Exemption, General Liability'ln-
surahce,: Occupational License. MOTI-
VATED APPLICANTS ONLY. CALL
RHONDA 407-957-8565.
ELECTRICIAN, SERVICE
need.c-d by established Kissimmeed
firm. Residential remodeling and serv-
ice experience required. Permanent
position includes top pay, A01 K,
bonus plan, paid holidays and gener-
ous vacation benefits, truck and over-
time potential.
PALMER ELECTRIC COMPANY
2642 Michigan Avenue, Suite A
Kissimmee
Call Larry or Don at 407-846-8873
EEO/AA/H/V/DFWP

EXPERIENCED DRIVERS Needed
W/Forklift Experience For Hauling Sod.
Must Be .Able To Run AM/PM Hours.
Class A CDL License Required. Call (407)
892-6934.
EXPERIENCED RESIDENTIAL Bobcat
Operator & Laborers Needed. Good Pay,
Benefits. (321) 624-3870.
GIANT RECREATION WORLD
Brevard County's Largest
RV Dealership Is Hiring
SERVICE TECHNICIANS
SFor A Very Busy RV Dealership.
Excellent Pay. Great Benefits .Package.
Drug Free Workplace.
Fax Resumes: (321) 242-6901
Or Call Joe: (321) 242-6261

ELECTRICIANS NEEDED
by established locally owned
Kissimmee Firm. Experienced resi-
dential journeymen and experienced
helpers needed IMMEDIATELY. WE
NOW HAVE BOTH HOURLY AND
FLEX RATE PAY PLANS. Both plans
pay top rates plus overtime. We have
an apprenticeship program for
helpers, 401K, bonus plan, paid holi-
days and generous vacation benefits.
Some positions include a company
provided truck.
PALMER ELECTRIC COMPANY
2642 Michigan Avenue Suite A
Kissimmee
Call Don at 407-846-8873
EEO/AA/H/V/DFWP

HEAVY EQUIPMENT
OPERATORS
& PIPE CREWS
NEEDED

Excellent Pay
Paid Holidays
& Benefits Available

MACK CONSTRUCTION
SERVICES
407-892-4043

HELP WANTED- Heavy equipment
operators, welders, & truck drivers with
CDL. Call 407-892-2800 8am-5pm.
INJECTION MOLDING Machine Opera-
tors, 1st, 2nd & 3rd shifts, Apply: 2780
N.John Young Parkway, Kissimmee,
LAND MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT -
Outside labor required, experienced
equipment operator.
Full benefits package.
For application, apply in person:
Harmony Development
3500 Harmony Square Dr. West
407-891-1616
Fax 407-891-1620
MECHANIC EXPERIENCED For John
Deere lawn equipment, diesel tractors; 2-
cycle. Central Florida Power Equipment.
407-847-8680.
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR looking
Plumber Helpers and Labors. $10.00.
Please Call 407-827-5214. DFWP.
MIG WELDERS, GRINDER
& AG EQUIPMENT PAINTER
Experienced. Full Benefits.
SIGN ON BONUS
Lawson Manufacturing
700 Dyer Blvd., Kissimmee
(407) 944-1500
NOW HIRING!!!
Plumbers & Experienced Helpers.
Good Pay & Benefits!
Donnie Daniels Plumbing Inc.
(407) 847-0339 or (407) 933-1448
OWNER OPERATORS
For Florida only.
Min. 2 years exp.
813-885-6061, ext.1.
OWNER OPERATORS:
STAY IN THE SOUTH!!
Dedicated glass haul
Froms Kingsport TN to
Florida and back.
OTR 1 year with
Haz-Mat Exp. required.
A.J. METLER
Hauling & Rigging
...., 888-736-2378
OWNER OPERATORS:
STAY IN THE SOUTH!
Dedicated glass haul
Froms Kingsport TN to
Florida and back.
OTR 1 year with
Haz-Mat Exp. required.
A.J. METLER
Hauling & Rigging
888-736-2378
PAINTERS- 5/year minimum experience.
Trans, tools, whites. DFWP. Call 407-891-
9222.
PIPE LABORERS And Loader Operators
needed. Call 321-624-0680.
SURVEY INSTRUMENT Man, experi-
enced, weekly pay, benefits. Apply John-
ston's Surveying, 900 Shady Lane, Kis-
simmee. 407-847-2179.
WANTED EXPERIENCED Drywall hang-
ers and finishers. Must have tools and
transportation. Subcontractors welcome.
Call 407-343-0369 for directions.

NOTICE
All real estate advertising in this news-
"paper is subject to the Fair Housing Act
which makes it illegal to advertise any
preference, limitation or discrimination
based on race, color, religion, sex, hand-
icap, familial status or national origin, or
an intention, to make any such prefer-
ence, limitation or discrimination.
Familial status includes children under
the age of 18 living with parents or legal
custodians, pregnant women and people
securing custody of children under 18.
This newspaper will not knowingly
accept any advertising for real estate
which is in violation of the law. Our read-
ers are hereby informed that all
dwellings advertised in this newspaper
are available oh an equal opportunity
basis.

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785-AC/Heating
Mechanics

SERVICE TECH/INSTALLER. Heating
and Air Conditioning. Full time employ-
ment, great pay. 407-380-5560.
SERVICE TECHS/1NSTALLERS- Experi-
enced F/T position for HVAC company in
South Orlando. DFWP 407-857-0889.
1 790-Automotive I
AUTO MECHANIC For auto dealership.
Must have experience and own tools.
Non-smoker, rnon-drinker and dependable.
407-460-1565 for appointment.
AUTO TECH NEEDED. Monday Friday.
Top Pay. Must have computer diagnostic
skills. Call (407)-847-3080.
795-Professional
VETERINARY TECH/ASST.
FT Experienced Preferred.
Evenings & Saturdays.
407-846-7800
800-Bank/Financial I
BANKING CALL CENTER
Part Time Customer Service
Evenings & Weekends Required.
Evening Traning Begins April 18th.
Paid Training. Temp To Perm.
High School Diploma. Basic Computer &
Customer Call Center Experience.
Bilingual Spanish & English
EXCEPTIONAL STAFFING
Call Today: (407)-649-8890
Or Fax: (407) 649-8412
810-Medical I

CHIROPRACTOR NEEDED. Motivated,
Licensed. Office with potential. Salary +
bonus. Fax resume to 727-467-9686.
COME JOIN OUR TEAM
Part Time Dietary Aide
We are presently looking for a motivated
Individual to join our team. Experience not
necessary. On the job training provided.
Come apply today
Southern Oaks Health Care Center
2355 Kissimmee Park Road
St.Cloud, FL 34769
407-957-2280
Come Join Our Team Of
Health Care Professionals
LICENSED NURSES
Needed full-time & part-time positions
All shifts available
Competitive salary & benefits available
Please contact:
Southern Oaks Healthcare Center
C/O Director of Nursing
2355 Klssimmee Park Road
St.Cloud, FL 34769
407-957-2280
Fax 407-957-5319

IUTOP DOUULLAR
Busy medical office/Kissimmee looking for
permanent positions. MA, Billing, Front
Desk. Fax resume 407-931-3600.
*RECEPTIONIST-
Walk in Medical Center.
Knowledge of co-pays,
pre-certs a must.
Medic a plus. 12/hour shifts. Medical
Office Experience only need apply.
Please call Diane at 407-944-1098
or fax 407-348-5573.
Email: familymedi@aol.com
815-Construction I
HELPER NEEDED for busy Acrylic Tex-
ture Company. Need transportation to
St.Cloud. 407-383-2254.
SOIL TECHNICIAN Soil/Construction,
Materials Testing, Entry Level Experience,
Excellent Benefits. Company Vehicle. Fax
- 407-898-1837. Mail Apply: GEC, 1230
E. Hillcrest Street, Orlando, FL 32803.
1004-Wanted To
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ROOM TO rent. St.Cloud, large garden.
All utilities inclusive. Parking. Phone 407-
922-2105.
1 1015-Roommates
ROOMMATE WANTED. Large 3BR/2BA
-Home On Lake. Private Room, Private
Bath. Call Mike: (407) 405-7800.
1020-Apartments
LOOKING FOR A BRAND
NEW LOOK IN 2005?
Please come and live at
'Heatherwood Apartments
Located at 1105A North Hoagland Blvd.
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Or Call 407-932-1613

CLEAN & Cozy I/1 Apartmen.Nelll 1ar
St.Cloud East Lake. $450/month & secur-
-ity. Non-smoker, no pets. 407-957-6105.
ROOMS & Apartments for rent. 407-892-
0033.
ST.CLOUD 1BR/1BA Non-smoker, no
pets. $525/mo. $200/sec. 618 Indiana.
407-873-1795.
1045-Homes

$1000 RENTS Great Kissimmee home.
2BR/2BA, great neighborhood, access to
all highways. Credit check. Call 407-344-
2006.
3BR/2BA HOUSE for rent in Poinciana.
Includes patio, 2/car garage, CHA. $1000
Month. Section 8 Welcome. (407) 870-
5856.
4BR/3BA, 2/CAR garage. Executive
home in quiet neighborhood. Culdesac,
fireplace, marble floors, large closets.
$1600/month. 407-709-3397.
FOR RENT 3BR/2BA Newly renovated
home in St.Cloud. Close to lake.
$1100/mo. 407-957-1137.

FOR RENT. 4BR/2BA, 2/Car Garage. No
Pets. BVL. $950/Month. (407)932-0434,
(407)873-0111.
OSCEOLA PARKWAY / John Young Area,
10 Min. To Disney/l-4. Huge, Beautiful,
Brand New 4BR/3BA, 1/Story Home.
Many Extras! $1750/Month. (407) 361-
4976.
RENTAL HOMES
2-5 Bedrooms,
Some Pool Homes Available
From $650-$1500
World Of Homes
(407) 932-4777
RENTALS
The Oaks
4/2 $1,350-Pleasant Hill Road
4/2 $1,600- Pleasant Hill Road
Trevl Court
4/2 $1395 w/pool, 1/2 acre lot
(fenced), home office w/private
'entrance
Pleasant Hill Road

Abbotsbury
4/2 w/loft $1300 Poinciana
Parkway
1/1 $750 near Celebration,
Kissimmee
Monroe Circle
3/2.5 $1250 Davenport
3/2.5 $1250 Davenport
Bedford
4/2 $950 Poinciana
The Home Exchange Realty
407-932-4311

1055-Duplexes

2 BEDROOM. 1BATH. Garden
Apartment. Full Kitchen. W & D Hook-Up.
Kissimmee Heights. $620-$640 Month.
(407). 343-7419,

1060-Mobile Homes
COUNTRY LIVING 2BR/1BA, East 192,
outside St.Cloud. $550/mo. + security.
321-537-1908.
FOR RENT- Secluded 3BR/2BA
$1,200/mo., $1,200/sec. No inside pets.
407-908-1058.

MOBILE HOMES For Rent In Downtown
Kissimmee.. No Pets. (407) 933-2350,
(407) 933-8394.
1070-RV's

FOR RENT
New Park Models & RV's
In Quiet Resort Park.
7 Miles From Disney.
$125-$175/wk.
Monthly Rates Also Available.
(407) 397-9110
1085-Office Space
2 OFFICE SPACES
1600/sq.ft. each. $995/mo. + security
deposit. Also, 1 office space,
approximately 200/sq.ft. $250/mo.
Airport Discount Storage
407-933-0000
OFFICE SPACE starting at $130/mo.
600 North Thacker Avenue, Kissimmee
407-933-4200
OFFICE/RETAIL SPACE
FREE RENT
Best location in Osceola County.
Mini & Executive Suites.
100 to over 5000/sq.ft.
Going Fast.......
Call Now or come see the new
La Mirada Plaza
407-847-7330
SPACE FOR LEASE
Offlce/Retall/Professional/Warehouse.
Klssimmee/St. Cloud,/4-Corners Area.
Call For Details And Availability.
Latitude 289 Real Estate Brokerage,
(321) 624-7895.

1130-Real Estate
For Sale

DISTRESS FORECLOSURES!
Free List.
www.DebbieRoweHornelnfo.com
Home Investment Realty, Inc.
408-908-0215
1135-Homes

3BR/2BA POOL HOME With family room
and solar heated pool. 2/car garage,
huge, new screened pool enclosure, solat
heat. New roof, fenced yard, alarm sysJ
tem, outside shower, tile. Walking distance
to elementary and middle schools. Kissim
mee area,. 219,900. 407-319-0599.
3BR/2BA HOUSE 5/ac., high and dry.
Southwest Osceola Co. 10/min, front.
-Champions Gate, 14 and Disrney
$385,000. 407-847-501.2.

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ST.CLOUD, CLOSE To lake. Li
CB, pool home, large corner lot
terrazo floors, carpet. $287,900
407-891-0431.-
3BR/2BA IN St.Cloud. Newly Re
All Appliances. 1200 Sq. Ft. C
Plan. $176,900. (407) 908-1645

1180-Out of Area ]
OCALA 16 ACRE HORSE FARM.
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352-361-1703
I 1190-Property I
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4BR/2.5BA, OVER 2500/sq.ft., 2/story,
built 2003. Huge yard, fireplace, wood
floors, new appliances. Amberly Park off
Boggy Creek Rd. $305,000.
Regency Group
407-931-2400 or 407-791-4058
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KISSIMMEE $254,900. 4/2.5/2 on wa-
terfront. 2/story with pool, new screened
enclosure. 2300/2800sq.ft. Central AC,
security system, painted inside/out. 3203
Fairfield Ave. Must see! 407-340-2105.
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LAKEFRONT LAKE LIZZIE
Under construction. 4BR/3BA,
oversized 2/car garageon 1+ acres.
Still time to make color selections.
321-624-0573
Owner Agent
OPEN HOUSE
1417 Clay Street
Sunday, April 3 1 0am-4pm
3/4BR, 2BA, 2/family rooms,
1/kitchen, large lot.
$169,900
ST.CLOUD- 3/3 home on 5.88 acres
w/fish pond, view of Lake Toho. $380,000.
407-729-7529.
ST.CLOUD-3BR/1.5BA, 1100sq./ft. New
appliances, shed, & windows. Near
lakefront! $189,000. 407-891-9890.
ST.CLOUD- 3BR/2BA, Tile Floors, Pool.
Nice. $190,000. 407-709-1281.
ST.CLOUD/CAMELOT Subdivision:
Spacious 4BR/3BA with pool. $423,000.
Go to www.infotube.net ad #99041, or call
407-791-5291.
I 1165-Mobile Homes

2BR/1BA IN 55+ Park, St.Cloud. Large
Enclosed Florida Room, Shed, Carport,
CHA. Completely Furnished. $7500. (407)
957-8674.
2BR/2BA, 55+ Community. Kissimmee
Gardens. $15,750: (407) 922-1701.
FOR SALE: 12x56 mobile home. 2/1, fur-
nished, screen room & shed. $18,200 in
55+ park. Lot rent $170/month. 407-957-
2210.
FREE HOME!! Remove and it's yours!
Great for storage or fix up! 407-847-4690.
HOMES OF MERIT
DOUBLEWIDES
New 2005 3BR/2BA. $43,900
Includes Delivery, Set-Up
A/C, Skirting.
Bob Uhl
Mobile Home Sales
414 Galloway Road,
Lakeland (Between 1-4 & 92)
863-687-2199
KISSIMMEE
Big New Doublewides.
$39,000
New & Used
See All Homes At:
WWW.TREETOPSALES.COM
CALL 407-935-0098
KISSIMMEE, Beautiful Park. 2003 Homes
Of Merit. 80X32, 4BR/3BA, 2/Master
Suites. Spacious Front & Back Patios.
$110,000. O.B.O. (407) 847-8641.

MOBILE HOME- Approx. 1100/sq.ft, un-
der air. 3BR/2BA, unfurnished $12,000.
Nicely furnished, $14,000. 55+ park.
Phone 407-892-3966.

MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE.
*Kissimmee- 3BR/2BA Doublewide,
1/2 acre. '
Excellent condition & new appliances.
Financing Available.
407-933-4899

PALM HARBOR Factory Liquidation Sale.
All models must go. Call for free
brochures. 1-800-622-2832.
PALM HARBOR Modular and Mobile
Homes Specialists. Call Factory for free.
color brochures. 1-800-622-2832.

KISSIMMEE. Close To Disney. 1BR/1 BA,
New Roof, 2/Year Old Central Heat & Air
Unit. Screened Porch, Appliances Includ-
ed. $20,900. 407-397-3353.

REPO'S
$$ Save Thousands $$
All Areas! All Sizes!
Financing Available
Qualify By Phone
Mobile Home Angels, Inc.
407-679-1094

ST.CLOUD remodeled single and dou-
blewides with new home warranty in
nice quiet park. Lease purchase available.
407-957-7979, 407-873-6124.
WINDSOR MOBILE HOMES
Resales Available
and Rental Lots Available 55+
407-933-5331
1175-Out of State

GEORGIA MOUNTAINS
Cool nights, pleasant days!
Cabins, homes, land, creekfront,'
Woods, mountain views.....
Free Brochure
Ford Realty & Appraisal
1-800-367-3856

ST.CLOUD- 95x95 vacant lot. Well, septic
& electric on property. 2095 Bradley Drive.
$60,000. 407-908-5330. Ginnie England,
WEICHERT, REALTORS- Hallmark Prop-
erties.
ST.CLOUD- Recreational land in subur-
ban estates. Accessable. $3,500. Call
Carol in Colorado. 719-783-9107.
1210-Lots/Acreage

5/ACRES CLOSE To lake and boat land-
ing. Area of fine homes, country living.
$390,000.
Julius Deese
Real Estate Broker
407-301-8232
Fax 407-518-1402
SELL YOUR LAKEFRONT LOT. Mini-
mum 1/2 acre for custom homesite. Con-
tact: Carla Bishop, Weichert Realtors;
Hallmark Propeties 407-908-8751.
S1255-Auto/Truck Repair

ORLANDO COLLISION CENTER
1325 W. Washington St., B4+5
We Specialize in Heavy Collision
Free Estimates, Free Tow*
We Will Beat Any Estimate On Paper.
(Chassis Machines)
407-422-5366
I 1270-Vans

1982 DODGE 0350 Sportsman Van.
150,000/mi., automatic, ,318 engine. $700.
407-448-7929.
1990 GMC Safari Cargo Van.
Cold A/C. Runs Great.
$2,500. OBO. (321) 689-3437.
1993 CONVERSION Van. 250 Ram. Fully
loaded. Low miles, 87,000. Asking $4000.
407-908-4647.
1993 TOYOTA Previa Van, 145K. Runs
great. Clean. Good shape. $3,000. Call
407-892-8317.
1995 FORD van (low miles). Handicapped
inside lift. Wheel chair carries up to
300/lbs. 407-957-5740 after 6:30.
1996 AEROSTAR. 7 Passenger. Dual
Air. Fully Loaded. New Tires. New
Battery. 27 MPG: $3500. "
Call (407) 846-4933.
1999 CHEVY Venture. Low Miles. Fully
Loaded, Rear A/C. Asking $8,000. O.B.O.
Call 407-787-3837.
2003 PONTIAC Montana, 7/Passenger,
Loaded. 6/Cyl. Immaculate Condition.
$13,700 Or Payments $286/mo. (321)
230-0389.
92 FORD Econoline. Ready For Work!
Excellent Condition. A/C. Many New
Parts. $1,950.00. OBO. (407) 460-9086.
95 LUMINA VAN. Completely Recondi-
tioned. Fresh 100K/Mi. Warranty On Mo-
tor. New A/C. Like New. $4995 OBO. (407)
847-2334.
'94 LUMINA Mini-van. High miles, looks
and runs great. Cold air, six passenger.
$3000 obo. 407-957-0474.
'95 CHEVY 20 Van. "Gladiator".
Wheelchair Lift. Inside Floor Lock.
69K/Miles. Priced To Sell! $10,500. (407)
933-0336.
'98 WINDSTAR Luxury Van. V6. Like new.
Low miles, CD, power everything. $4900.
407-383-5071.

I 1275-Trucks |
1951 FORD Pickup Street Rod. $15,000.
Or Will Take SUV Or Newer Pickup In
Trade. (407) 933-8728 After 5pm.
1954 CHEVY Pickup Truck. 5/Window, All
Original. $6000. (407) 656-0990.
1971 JEEP WAGONEER. 4WD. V-8.
Automatic. New Starter, Battery And
Alternator. First $800 Takes It Home!
(407) 791-5711.
1972 CHEVY Cheyanne Pickup. Good
condition. 407-928-8791.
1991 F800 24Ft. Box Truck With Liftgate,
5/Speed With 2/Speed Rear End. $5000.
(407) 892-5010.
1991 JEEP Wrangler. 138K/Mi. Soft Top,
Radio. $3300. (321) 443-3692.
1994 FORD F-150 Super Cab 4x4. Top-
per. Excellent! $8,500 OBO. (814)771-
0165.
1996 FORD F-350. Crew Cab Dually
Diesel. 166K. Automatic. Loaded. Super
Nice. $11,500. OBO. (321) 228-1660.
1996 FORD F250 4x4. Good shape.
$7500. 407-957-8815.
1997 FORD F150, 4.6 L, V-8, 5/Speed,
Towing Package. $5500. (321) 624-0437.
1997 TAHOE LT 2WD, Loaded, Leather,
Tow Package. One Owner. All Records.
Excellent Condition. $9,000: 407-344-
1801.
1998 RANGE ROVER for sale. Excellent
condition. Asking $15,000. 863-381-6988.

1999 DODGE DAKOTA pickup. Excellent
shape! 4/speed, V8Magnum. $6,995. 407-
257-1998.

1999 DODGE DAKOTA Sport, 4 cylinder,
5/speed, 36K miles, $7,000. 321-624-
3419.
1999 F250 Super Duty 4X4, 5/Speed, AC,
Stereo. 83K/Miles, Towing Package. Serv-
iced Regularly, Clean. $10,500. (407)-
892-2984.
2000 CHEVROLET 1500 Silverado. Ext.
Cab, 3rd./Door, PS/PB/CC, LS/Package,
AM/FM/CD. Tow Package. 145K/Miles.
"Excellent. $,7999. (407) 957-3866.
2000 DODGE DAKOTA. 4X4.
50,600 Miles. Good Condition.
Many Options. Must Sell.
$11,000.
407-892-3255
2000 NISSAN Frontier, regular cab. Cold
A/C. Automatic. Runs great. 48,727/mi.
$6,500 obo. 407-892-4688.
2000 NISSAN XTERRA SE Four wheel
drive, sun roof, fully loaded. Excellent con-
dition. $16,000. 407-957-0357.
2001 CHEVY S-10. 42K/Mi. CD Player.
Runs & Drives Great. $6500. (407) 849-
9439.
2002 F-150. 6/Cyl.,. 5/sp., 6' Bed. 20K
Miles: $11,400. Excellent Condition. (407)-
892-9417. (407)-383-0407.
2003 GMC Envoy-SLT. 3 Yr. Warranty. '
Fully Loaded. 7 Passenger. $27,000.
OBO. 18,000 Miles. (321) 624-1229.
68 DODGE PICKUP V-8 Automatic. Old
Town Cruiser. Daily Driver. $3000 OBO.
(407) 847-2334.
'01 BLACK Ford Ranger Edge.
36K/Miles. Runs & Drives Like New!
$8500. O.B.O. (407)460-5506, (407)892-
7443.
.'03 GMC Sierra 2500HD. Duramax/Allison
RCILB, 4WD, 20k/miles. Extras, Warranty.
$29,900. 407-297-7644.

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98 FORD LARIAT. v6, 70,000, mi., ex-
tended cab, towing package. Excellent
condition. $11,300. 407-383-0407 or 407-
892-9417.
'99 RANGER Automatic, AC, good tires.
Excellent condition! Low miles. $4900.
407-414-1066.
1285-Travel
Trailers

2004 18' Shadow Cruiser. Never used.
Light weight for minivans. Asking $12,000.
O.B.O. 407-319-4368.
I 1290-RV's/ Motorhomes

CASH BUYER!
Needs Motor Homes, Travel Trailers &
RV's of all kinds.
1-321-689-0102
TIOGA 11. 17 1/2'. Sleeps 4.
Selling For Health Reason. Good
Condition. Call Anytime. Leave
Message. (407) 870-5816.
1295-Motorcycles |

2000 HARLEY DAVIDSON 1200 Sport-
ster XLH. Low miles.. Excellent condition.
$6500 O.B.O. 321-624-3926.
2001 KAWASAKI Vulcam 800. Red and
chrome. Excellent condition! 7000/mi.
$5200. 407-908-6539 or 407-957-3701.
S 1305-Automobiles

$500! POLICE IMPOUNDS! Hondas,
Chevys, Toyotas, etc! From $500. For list-
ings 800-749-8167, ext.C458.
1937 FORD. 2/Door. $3000. (407) 847-
6483.
1960 CHEVY 4/door sedan. Good condi-
tion. 407-928-8791.
1962 1/2 FORD Fairlane 500,260V8. All
original. Running condition. $1,900 OBO.
407-908-5268.
1962 FORD 2/door Hardtop Fairlane.
Good condition. 407-928-8791.
1968 CAMARO R/S. Excellent condition.
Custom upholstery. Must see! $12,500
OBO. 407-870-0199, 407-870-2771.
1976 MERCURY COMET 2/Door, 6/Cylin-
der, Automatic, Good Running Restorable
Condition. $900. (863) 965-9502.
1978 FORD Bronco 4X4. 400 Big Block.
Custom, Stainless Steel. $3000 OBO.
407-343-1234.
1979 VW Convertible, Yellow, Great Con-
dition, New Tires, Upholstery, Top. Runs &
Drives Very Well. $8900. (407) 846-7713.
1983 TOYOTA Cressida Wagon, Fully
Loaded. Working Fine. Overhauled Whole
Transmission & Rear End. $1500 OBO.
(407) 348-2899.
1985 MONTE CARLO. V-6. Runs. Body
work started. $1000 O.B.O. 407-892-
0579, leave message.
1986 CORVETTE Coupe. Red, Glass
Sunroof, 128K/Mi. Runs Great. Cover In-
cluded. $7495. (407) 908-1457. *
1986 DODGE 600 Turbo convertible,
$3,000 OBO. 1983 Georgie RV, $5,000
OBO. Must see! 407-370-9151.
1986 MERCEDES 300SL convertible.
Hardtop w/ceiling hitch. New soft top.
Almost perfect. Real beauty! $11,800.
407-957-9470.
1988 FORD Mustang GT, 5.0, restored,
new paint/weatherstrips. $5,000 OBO.
407-932-4415.
1988 NISSAN Pulsar. Standard Shift.
$1,000. Call 407-348-5783.
1989 CADILLAC DEVILLE Very good
condition. $1995. Call 407-361-8040.
1990 CADILLAC Brougham. 97K Miles,
Good Condition, Cold A/C, Rups Great.
$4200 OBO. (407) 766-9958.
1990 FORD Mustang 5.0. Many new
parts. $3,500. Ask for Jim. 407-497-0734.
1990 HONDA Accord. AC, P/W, P/L. Good
condition, runs great! $1500 obo. 786-
877-7474.
1991 OLDSMOBILE 98. Runs great. Ex-
cellent condition. A/C needs work. 115,778
miles. $3500 O.B.O. 407-892-7201.
1993 BUICK Lesabre. AC. Very Good
Condition. 69K original miles. Kissimmee.
Area. $2900. (845)-794-2525.
1993 NISSAI Maxima, 4/door sport, V6,
automatic, power windows, power brakes,
cold A/C. 104,000/mi. Very good'condition.
Asking $4,500 OBO. 407-957-2797.
1994 FIREBIRD Hatchback. Air, power
windows and brakes. Runs good. Asking
$3200. 407-344-3259 or 407-908-4647.
1994 SATURN SL2. 1/owner, low miles,
(48,958), CD, sunroof, 4/door, twin cam.
$4500 obo., 407-908-0840.
1995 CHRYSLER LeBaron Convertible.
6/cylinder, 'auto, cruise, all power, new
tires. Runs great. $3500. 407-957-0995.
1995 HONDA Civic EX. V-Tech Engine,
Sunroof, CD. $5500. (407) 729-6804.
1995 THUNDERBIRD. 4.6 V8.
82 K Miles. Exceptionally Clean.
Camillion Blue/Grey Interior.
$4,995.00. Call (863) 420-2352.

1996 BUICK Park Avenue. 4/Door, Load-
ed, Leather Interior. 112K/Mi. Runs Great.
Blue Book $4650, Asking $3850 OBO.
(407) 892-3398.
1996 CAVALIER. New A/C, new tires, red.
Excellent condition. $2,600. 407-346-
5958.

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1996 MERCURY Gra-,O M.rqw.1r, .,". E,.
,: 1ll nri t :: on a]! ,r, 'i,i ili rr,' m i AC n .- Tirez
keyless entry. $4000. 407-847-9245.
1997 HONDA Civic EX. V-tech Engine,
Sunroof, CD. $5800. (407) 908-5988.
1997 MITSUBISHI Spyder convertible.
Turbo, auto, leather. Beautiful car. White
with black top. $8,750. 407-847-6191.
1997 PLYMOUTH NEON. Excellent condi-
tion A/C, auto transmission. $3,250. 407-
346-7644.
1998 MITSUBISHI Mirage, 4/door auto-
matic A/C, air bags, aluminum rims.
$3,200. 407-873-7369.
1999 HONDA Civic EX. A/C, Sunroof,
PW/PL, 58K/Miles. $8500 OBO. (407)
343-0431.
1999 SL2 Saturn. 4/Door, Auto, Low
Miles. Excellent Condition. $4300. (407)
414-1066.
2000 HONDA Civic EX. Good Condition.
5/Speed, Sunroof, CD Player. $7500.
Days (407) 847-3800, Ask For Tom. Eves
(407) 944-0292.
2000 MERCURY Grand Marquis GS. Mint
condition. One owner. Garaged.
62,500/miles. $7900 OBO. 407-240-3468.
2000 MITSUBISHI Galant, White, 76K/Mi.
All Power, $3000 In Stereo, Extras, 4/New
Tires, New Brakes. All Records. $9250.
(352) 427-4986.
2001 CAVALIER- 2/door, A/C, auto.
$7500 or take over payments. Must seel!
407-908-6811 or 321-624-1774.
2001 OLDSMOBILE Intrigue GX. Excel-
lent condition, loaded, new tires, cloth
seats. $8000 O.B.O. 407-957-8955.
2001 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE,
15,000/mi., sunroof, CD/cassette. Excel-
lent condition. REDUCED! $7500. 407-
892-6851.
2001 SATURN SL1 4 door, CD, cold A/C.
Great condition. $3,900. 321-231-9117.
2001 SATURN SL1 sedan. Like new. Low
miles, Call 407-851-5337.
2002 HONDA Accord SE, 4/door,
60K/mi., CD, sunroof, automatic. Excellent
condition. $12,000 OBO. 407-892-5998.
2002 HYUNDAI Accent. 2 Door.
Hatchback. 4 Cyl. Warranty. Excellent
Condition. $9,950. Call (407) 847-7030.
2002 HYUNDAI Accent. 4/door hatch-
back. 4/cylinder, warranty. Excellent con-
dition. $6500. 407-892-9371.
2002 KIA SPECTRA
4D, Sport Hatchback
Below 2400/mlles!ll
Under warranty until 65000/mi.
Asking $8,500.
Last prices 407-518-9732
2003 MONTE Carlo. 21K Hwy. Miles. Ga-
rage Kept. New Car Smell. $14,300. (407)
932-1181.
2003 TOYOTA Solara-. Gold,' sunroof,
great condition. Great Gift! Call for more
info, 407-498-0779.
2004 MAZDA Tribute LX, V-6, SUV. 9000/
Miles. Blue. Excellent condition. Fully.
loaded. Will accept any reasonable offer.
407-870-0695.
93 LINCOLN Continental. 4 Door. AC. 6
Cyl. Leather. Loaded. 119K Miles. Great
Condition. Only $1,995. (407) 758-4860.
CLASSIC 1978 Chrysler Cordoba. Runs
Good. Call Cell # (407) 346-8139, After
4:30 At (407) 846-8139 Or Leave Mes-
sage.
DODGE NEON 2000. Burgundy,
28,000/mi. Automatic,, new brakes and
tires. $6000..407-363-1492.
LIMOUSINE, 1989 Lincoln Towncar. Call
352-281-5772.
'77 CORVETTE Fair condition. $5000
obo. 407-343-0265.
'86 MUSTANG GT Convertible. 5.0, auto,
new trans. Runs excellent! 407-932-3397,
leave message.
'86 T-BIRD PARTS, $250. '76 Ford E150
van, $495. '86 Volvo, good condition, $995
O.B.O. 407-375-8746.
'92 VW Jetta. Standard transmission.
Runs good. $1000 O.B.O. 407-498-4921.
'93 INFINITI J30. Sunroof, leather interior,
some woodgrain, very good condition.
$3650. 407-344-0980.
'95 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL. All au-
tomatic, cold air. Runs good. 113,000/mi.
$4800 obo. 407-427-0027.
'96 MITSUBISHI GALANT. Excellent con-
dition! New tires, brakes, runs good.
82,000/mi. $2700. 407-414-1066.
'97 LUMINA. 2/door, V-6, A/C, automatic,
keyless entry, AM/FM cassette,. ABS.
Good condition. $3850. Call 407-957-
9710.
1325-Boats

17-1/2' Sea Nymph boat, 60HP outboard,
trailer. Will trade for golf cart or cash. 407-
892-4843.
1994 24/FT pontoon, 90/hp, Mercury.
Many extras. Boat & trailer excellent con-
dition. $8,900. 407-891-9596 or 407-922-
4869.
2002 1760CC Pro Sport Yamaha 115
wNHS marine radio, fish finder, & GPS.
Excellent condition. $17,000. 407-397-
7093.
22' GALVANIZED Boat trailer. $500. 407-
892-9855 or 407-738-9779.
AIRBOAT, APACHEE". 1996 W/Custom
Built Trailer. $7000. (407) 436-1592

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Tilt, Cruise, Tilt, Cruise,
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