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Briefs

Holiday garbage
schedule
The Polk County Board of
County Commissioners Solid
Waste division announces
the holiday garbage sched-
ule. Monday, May 30, 2005,
the Landfills will be closed.
There will be no garbage col-
lection service in the unin-
corporated areas. The Mon-
day pickup will not be
rescheduled.
Library announces
summer programs
The Latt Maxcy Memorial
Library is now accepting reg-
istration for its annual sum-
mer program. The fun
begins with the kick off, June
10th at 3 pm. The following
week, June 13 through 17,
there will be two sessions:
pre-k through second grade
will meet 10 until 11:30am.
and grades 3 through 5,
meets at 1:30 until 3pm.
Both groups will come
together on Friday, June 17th
at 3 pm for an entertaining
show by the "Jiggleman".
This show is also open to the
public. July 8th at 3, the
Florida Aquarium will be
here to present an interactive
show called River Connec-
tions. This is open to the
public. July 29, the library
will host a back to school
program put on by the Polk
County Sheriffs Dept called
Danger Stranger. There will
be fingerprinting kits avail-
able for parents to take
home and do with their chil-
dren. This is open to the pub-
lic. High school students can
receive .community service-
hours by volunteering during
the week long program. Reg-
istration is requested. Any
Questions or inquiries, call
the library at 635-7857.
Chamber hosts
luncheon
The Frostproof Chamber
of Commerce will host their
monthly luncheon Tuesday,
June 21 at noon, at the
Depot, located at 118 East
Wall Street. Guest speaker
will be Tom Patton. Cost is
$8. For more information call
635.9112.
City hosts
summer program
On June 1, 2005 the City
of Frostproof will hold its
:annual summer recreation
program at Frostproof High
School located at 1000 N.
Palm Avenue. The program
will run from June 1, 2005
until July 25, 2005, The sum-
mer recreation program is
open Monday through Fri-
day, 7:30 am until 4:30 pm
(drop off begins 7:15 and
pick-up NO LATER then 5
PM). for ages 7-12. The price
for each child is $25 a week
and $15. each additional
family member. Your child
will participate in various
sports and games including:
soccer, basketball, tennis,
dodge ball and table tennis
There will also be time for
arts and crafts. This summer,
we will take weekly field
trips to such places as Bowl-
ing, Putt-putt golf, swimming
and much more. Registra-
tion forms will be sent home
with students.
For more information or
to register your child for the
Frostproof Summer Recre-
ation program please, con-
tact Brad Hutzelman at (863)
635-7855.
See Page 2 for information about
how to contact the newspaper.

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WSC holds commencement

One hundred and forty four
students celebrated their gradua-
tion from Warner Southern Col-
lege on Saturday, May 7. The
graduation ceremony took place
outdoors on the college's west
campus courtyard.
One hundred twenty one stu-
dents received a Bachelor of Arts
degree and eight earned an Asso-
ciate of Arts degree. Fifteen were
awarded the Master of Business
Administration degree. There
were 31 students who graduated
with academic honors. Six stu-
dents graduated Summa Cum
Laude (Grade Point Average 3.90
- 4.00), seven graduated Magna
Cum Laude (Grade Point Aver-
age 3.70 3.89) and 18 students
graduated Cum Laude (Grade
Point Average 3.50 -3.69).
Reverend Ancil L. Abney,
Senior Pastor of the First Church
of God in Bradenton, Florida,

gave the Commencement
Address. Reverend Abney gradu-
ated from Warner Southern in
1983 with a B.A. degree in
Church Ministry. He has served
Church of God congregations in
Ohio, Kentucky and Florida. He
currently serves as Chair of the
Executive Council and General
Assembly for Florida Church of
God Ministries. Dr. Gregory Hall,
President, and Dr. William Rigel,
Executive Vice President, pre-
sented the candidates for gradua-
tion and conferred the degrees.
Tara Nicki Towns, 2003 Warner
Southern alumnus, inducted the
graduates into the Warner South-
ern College Alumni Association.
Honorary degrees were
awarded to Nelson and Adelheid
Junges, who teach at Boa Terra
Bible Institute in Curitiba, Brazil.
Both Nelson and Adelheid have
provided leadership for Church

Sof God World Conferences, the
North American Convention, and
other international events.
Dr. Steven Darr, Chair of the
Department of Fine Arts and
Music Professor at Warner South-
ern, began the ceremony with an
opening hymn. The Young Amer-
icans and Collegiate Chorale pro-
vided special music.
Warner Southern College, a
Christian liberal arts college
founded in 1968, is located five
miles south of Lake Wales on
both sides of Highway 27. The
three largest departments are
Business, Bible & Church Min-
istry and Teacher Education.
Warner Southern College is
accredited by the Commission
on Colleges of the Southern
Association of Colleges and
Schools to award the Associate,
Bachelor, and Master Degrees. .

Graduation Day: Frostproof seniors graduate

Staff photo/Cindy Monk
Frostproof High School held their graduation ceremony Thursday, May 19. This year's
graduating class had approximately 112 students.

Courtesy photo
Processional of students at Warner Southern's Commence-
ment held Saturday, May 7. One hundred forty four students
graduated

Delinquent

taxes are now

online to view

As of May 16th, bidders are
now able to go online and
view delinquent tax certifi-
cates for the first time.
The Polk County Tax Col-
lector's Office is pleased to
announce'that-the 2005 Tax
Certificate Sale (for 2004
delinquent property taxes)
will be held on the Internet for
the first time this year. This ini-
tiates the bidding process,
which will formally open on
May 16th and close with the

awarding of bids beginning
May 31st 2005.
The list, which in years past
has totaled as much as $14
million in delinquent taxes,
represents over 23,000 parcels
this year alone. The intent is to
streamline a process that typi-
cally has lasted as long as
eight to ten long days and
involved a relatively small
group of investors. This year,
See Taxes- Page 2

Bok is hosting

music series

FMSHS Principal David
Lewis places the Saluta- Kelly Watts walks to his seat
Staff photo/Cindy Monk torian medal around at the FMSHS commence-
Valedictorian for FMSHS is Patricia Anne Smiths' ment ceremony held Thurs-
Maria Hernandez Ojeda. Princi- neck at the commence- day, May 19. Kelly will leave
pal David Lewis congratulates ment ceremony held Frostproof in June for basic
Maria on a job well done. May 19th. training.

Historic Bok Sanctuary will
feature a variety of Central
Florida musical talent with its
fourth annual Live at the Gar-
dens summer music series.
Kicking off the series was
Brazilian Nights An Evening
of Samba Jazz and Bossa
Nova held May 22 at 7:15 p.m.
Concert ticket prices: $15
adults or $8 children 5-12; day
of concert $17 adults or $10
children. Come early to enjoy
a delicious dinner served at
the Carillon Cafe from 5:45
p.m. to 7 p.m. Dinners are $16
non-member, $8 children 12
and under or $14.50 mem-
bers. Reservations and pre-

payment are required for the
concert and the optional din-
ner. Call (863) 676-1408, ext.
2216, for reservations or infor-
mation.
Advance tickets for the
remaining concerts in the Live
at the Gardens summer music
series are $13 adults or $6 chil-
dren 5-12; day of concert $15
adults or $8 children. Each
concert begins at 7:15 p.m.
June 25-FootHill. Blue-
grass, traditional bluegrass
music in three-part harmony.

July 30-Broadway & Jazz,
great American classics of
See Concerts Page 2

Polk Public Schools 2005

Hall of Fame inductees

Four chosen for Polk Coun-
ty Public Schools Hall of Fame
Hinshaw, Hoffman,
Hubbell and Washington to be
inducted May 25
Hospitality entrepreneur
Vita Hinshaw, educator
Katherine Blood Hoffman,
doctor of optometry Gerard
Hubbell and industrial engi-
neer Michael Washington
Threea have been named 2005
inductees to the Polk County
Public Schools Hall of Fame.
They will be honored May 25
at the Lake Wales Country
Club along with Polk's 2005
high school valedictorians and
salutatorians.
The Hall of Fame was start-

ed in 1985 and inductees are
individuals who attended a
Polk public school and made
significant professional contri-
butions in the arts, business,
education, entertainment, gov-
ernment, law, military, medi-
cine, sports or other fields.
There are 77 Hall of Fame
members with the 2005 induc-
tion of Hinshaw, Hubbell,
Hoffman, Huebell and Wash-
ington. A complete list of
members can be viewed at
www.polkfl.net/communityre-
lations/Recognitions/hallof f
ame.htm.
The following are biogra-
phies of the 2005 inductees:

Vita Hinshaw
Vita Hinshaw, along with
family members, grew Lake
Wales' Chalet Suzanne into a
world famous country inn and
restaurant. Uncle Ben's Rice
Company named Chalet
Suzanne as one of the nation's
Top 10 country inns and Chalet
Suzanne has also been named
to Florida Trend Magazine's
Golden Spoon Award Hall of
Fame. Vita was the driving
force behind the inn being
named to the National Register
of Historic Places. She also fos-
tered the relationship between
See Inductees- Page 2

uounesy pnoro
Jaeger family wins TV
Citizens Bank and Trust recently gave away a 27" TV and
DVD Player as part of their Grand Opening Celebration
for their new Chalet Suzanne Road office. The happy
winners, Ann and Tony Jaeger of Lake Wales, are pic-
tured with branch manager Andi Brannon. The winning
entry was selected from over 600 entries received at the
new Citizens Bank and Trust location.

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More FHS gradua''tion photos Inside

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Inductees

Continued From Page 1
the restaurant and NASA that led
to the restaurant's soups being
served on Apollo 15 and 16 and
the Apollo-Soyuz space mission
with astronauts and cosmonauts.
Chalet Suzanne's Moon Soup
was displayed at the Smithson-
ian's Air and Space Museum. She
established the inn's
Wedding and Autograph Gar-
den and opened the inn's Court-
yard Spa. She is active today
adding to the inn's antique col-
lection and overseeing the deco-
rating of guestrooms. In 2002,
she was named Lake Wales Pio-
neer of the Year. She graduated
from Lake Wales High.
Katherine
Blood Hoffman
Katherine Blood Hoffman
attended Florida State College for
Women during the Great Depres-
sion and the college accepted
truckloads of oranges from her
father's fruit business in payment
of her $265 tuition. After earning
a master's degree from New
York's Columbia University, she
joined Florida State University's
chemistry faculty in 1940 when it
was unusual for women to teach
the subject at the university level.
She was an instructor, assistant
professor, full professor and
associate chair of the chemistry
department. She was FSU's dean
of women from 1967 to 1970 and
was president of the FSU Faculty
Senate
in 1981-82. She retired in 1984
and the FSU Department of
Chemistry dedicated the Kather-
ine B. Hoffman Teaching Labora-
tory. Hoffman stays involved with
the Alumni Association and been
on its Board of Directors. She and
her husband established a
$100,000 Katherine Blood Hoff-
man Endowed Scholarship in
Chemistry. The Hoffmans spon-
sored the scholarship along with
matching funds from the state
of Florida. The scholarship is
for FSU chemistry students
exhibiting a determination to
succeed, personal integrity,
responsibility and high standards
of character. She attended Win-
ter Haven-area schools.

Dr. Gerard Hubbell
Dr. Gerard Hubbell estab-
lished Lakeland's Hubbell Eye
Clinic and OpticatlDivision, now
iri its 28th year Dr. Hubell
received the 1997 Vision USA
Award, a presidential award pre-
sented to him at the Oval Office
by President Clinton. For more
than 20 years, he has provided
eye care to the poor and indigent.
He is a speaker and lecturer and
represented companies that
include Johnson and Johnson,
Acuvue, Ciba and Durasoft. He
also has been a clinical physician
for Bausch & Lomb and Allergen
Pharmaceuticals. He is listed in
the platinum edition of The
American Registry of Who's
Who as a pioneer in the fields of
diagnostic eye care and contact
lenses. He is a published author
and frequently is in the media as
a guest and expert source on the
subject of eye care. He is a mem-
ber of the National Eye Research
Foundation, National Vision
Council and National Better
Vision Institute, all invitation-
only organizations. He has
received more than a dozen
awards from the Lion's Club Eye-
sight Committee for his commu-
nity service work. He graduated
from Winter Haven High.
Dr. Michael
Washington Threea
Dr. Michael Washington
Threea, an industrial engineer
with the Centers for Disease Con-
trol in Atlanta, was selected this

Vita Hinshaw

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Courtesy photo
Katherine Blood Hoffman

Dr. Gerard Huebbell

Taxes

Continued From Page 1
however, the field of participants
will be limited only by those
who want to sign up online and
file a deposit with the tax office
in order to place bids. With a
large pool of participants, as evi-
denced by five other Florida
counties who held online tax
certificate sales last year, the
benefits can be worthwhile.
According to Joe Tedder, Polk
County Tax Collector, "With an
online auction, we expect to see
lower interest rates for delin-
quent property owners, a larger
pool of new investors, higher
percentage of certificates sold,
and fewer resources tied up by
our, offices." Tedder went on to
-say, "This online sale in turn
benefits all the Polk County tax-
ing authorities and ultimately
the taxpayers themselves."
Real estate taxes (ad Valorum
taxes) are due November 1st
each year.' Taxpayers may opt to
pay early if they chose. At the
bottom of the annual property
tax bill are monthly amounts
which provide a discount for
whatever month the payment is
made.
Property taxes that are not
paid before April 1st are delin-
quent
Delinquent property taxes
that are not paid by May 1st are
placed on a list of properties in
which tax certificates which will
be auctioned. On May 16th, the
advertised list will be posted on
the web and bids may be
entered.
A tax certificate represents a
lien on real property and earns
interest at a maximum rate of
18% per year. The cost to pur-

Concerts
Continued From Page 1
Broadway and Jazz.
August 20-Tammerlin, mix
of traditional and original songs
in folk, eclectic and electric.
October 1-Billington-Busta-
mante Duo, mix of Latin Ameri-

chase a certificate includes the
gross tax, interest, advertising
cost and the cost of the Tax Cer-
tificate sale. The bidding begins
at 18% and the certificate is sold
to the person bidding the LOW-
EST annual interest rate.
In order to clear the property
of the tax lien, the property
owner must pay the amount of
the tax certificate plus interest
calculated from the month after
the certificate sale to the month
of payment or no less than 5%.
All payments are made to the
Tax Collector.
The life of a tax certificate is
seven years from the date of
issuance. Neither Tax Certifi-
cates nor interest rates are guar-
anteed.
Tax certificates listings will be
published three times this
month: May 16th, May 19th and
May 26th. You may obtain copies
at the Polk County Tax Collec-
tor's main offices on 430 E. Main
Street in Bartow, as well as the
Lakeland and Haines City
branch offices. Their locations,
as well as additional information
about the Tax Certificate auction
may be found on the Tax Collec-
tor's website,
www.PolkTaxes.com.
Polk Government Television
(PGTV) has also produced a pro-
gram that is airing during the
month of May, which gives an
overview of the sale. Joe G. Ted-
der, CFC, Polk County Tax Col-
lector hosts the thirty minute
program with guest hosts Laura
J. Hawley, Financial Planner and
WFLK Talk Radio host and Tom
Roe Oldt, Investment Advisor
and Ledger Columnist. To see a
listing of show times, go to
www.PolkTaxes.com.

ca, jazz, pop and classical music.
Historic Bok Sanctuary is
open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The award-winning Education
and Visitor Center is open from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. General admis-
sion is $8 for adults and $3 for
ages 5-12. Members and chil-
dren under 5 are admitted free.
www.boksanctuary.org

Letter to the Editor

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Courtesy photo
Dr. Michael
Washington Threea
year by Institute of Industrial
Engineers as Most Outstanding
Young Industrial Engineer in
Business and Industry. In 2003,
he was chosen as one of the top
young engineers in the nation
and one of 16 "New Faces in
Engineering" by the USA Today
newspaper and National Engi-
neering Week magazine. He was
nominated for the award by the
Institute of Industrial Engineers
for his role in creating computer
simulations to model a small-
pox/influenza vaccination clinic.
In 2002, Dr. Washington Threea
spent three months in West
Africa doing consulting work
with the Ministry of Health and
the World Health Organization
helping to train workers as they
monitored polio, yellow fever,
measles, tetanus and meningitis.
He has also been honored by the
University of South Florida's Col-
lege of Engineering for his engi-
neering contributions to humani-
tarian efforts and services. He
was part of Auburndale High
School's Hall of Fame inaugural
class in 2000.

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With sincere appreciation,
In the midst of one of our
busiest seasons, with graduation
events, FCAT scores being
released and other end-of-year
activities; one of the m6st gratify-
ing and important things I will
do is write this letter.
On behalf of our 86,000 stu-
dents and 11,000 employees, I
want to thank members of our
local legislative delegation for
the outstanding work they did
during the 2005 legislative ses-
sion. Their efforts in moving
school districts such as Polk in
the right direction toward educa-
tional equity are to be celebrat-
ed. I hope that every citizen of
Polk County will have an oppor-
tunity to congratulate them for
their successful efforts to
increase resources for the better-
ment of all our students.
I am fortunate to be superin-
tendent in a county whose leg-
islative delegation understands
the critical need for increased

education funding. If Polk Coun-
ty and Florida are to achieve our
goal of competing on the nation-
al and international stage, we.
must fund education on a par
with other states. Through
strong leadership and persever-
ance, our legislative delegation
members have taken a giant step
forward with the increased fund-
ing contained in this year's edu-
cation budget.
Please be assured that Polk
County will be a responsible
steward of the dollars we receive
and it will be used in ways that
will best benefit our students.
I appreciate the opportunity
to work with these elected offi-
cials as we collectively strive
toward reaching the goal of
bringing Polk County to the high-
est levels in education.
Sincerely,
Gail F. McKinzie, Ph.D
Superintendent of Schools
Polk County Public Schools

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"No matter where you are in life'sjourney please help us assure you, your family, and your friends have access to the best healthcare
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HOSPIrAL HEALTH
CONNECrION,
YOU'LL FIND A FRIENDLY AND
ACCURATE SOURCE FOR:

Physician and health care specialist
referrals
Health education classes and
information
Registering for upcoming events,
lectures and health screening.
To learn more about how to access our comprehensive 527 bed
health service organization and its cost effective, high quality
services, call the Winter Haven Hospital Health Connection

Winter Haven Hospital
S Health Connection
863 291-6705 or 1 800 416-6705
Hours: Monday Friday 8:00 AM 4:00 PM

My daughter was worried because I live alone in
the home where my wife and I brought up our
kids. I even began to think that I may need to
move out of my house. Now if I get into
difficulty, all I have to do is press the Lifeline
button that I wear on my wristband, and I'm
connected right away to the people at Lifeline.
They'll send a responder right over to my home.
My responder is one of my neighbors
who has agreed to help me. They'll
make sure that I get immediate
help. They're always there, 24
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Do You Feel

Confident

Living in Your

Own Home?

Call Lifeline (863) 297-1810

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Speakers'

Bureau

A free service that
provides qualified
professionals to present
health-related topics of
interest to community
groups, schools, churches,
and other not-for-profit
organizations.

Speakers can be provided to
speak on a wide variety of
topics that are tailored to meet
the specific needs of your group.

Winter Haven Hospital
V Health Connection

Schedule a speaker today by
calling the (800) 416-6705
or 291-6705

For scheduling and preparation purposes,
please allow 30 days advance notice.

Don't forget to mark your calendar for these informative and educational events. All lectures are free, but they require pre-registration. To find out more information, or to register, call us at:
Winter Haven Hospital Health Connection, 291-6705 or 1-800-416-6705, Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, or visit our website at www.winterhavenhospital.com.

Domest Violence: The Unseen Trutlh hy do I Say?
DefinmMition, signs and symptoms of domestic violence vi be
presented along with disssion Lefs break the cyde of violence.
oME June 7. 2005 IE 630 PM 80 PM
Omocum. Sweet Center, 1201 Fst Street South, Winter Haven
vWA. Kathy Suer, MH, Famiy Builders Program
Winter Haven Hospital Behavioral Health Diision

Babysitting Trinin
This class trades safety, accident preenion handing
emergencies and how to be a responsible babysitr.
WiE: June 28,2005
iME: 9)J0AM-5:00PM
FE: 53000 indudes mc se materials, drks and snack
wloN: Regency Medical Cenler assroom, Winter an

Uvng With Diabees
A four-week course indung an oerview of dabels meal
planning selfblood gkucose monitorig, awareness of
compucations, and dealing ith sre
ME June 1,8,15 and 22,2005
iME 100 PM.-330 PM
FE: $25.00
Jot oM. Winter Haven Hosptal Education Classrooms
To register for this class or for more information, call (863)
297-1706. Evening classes are also available Thursday
evenings in January, April, July and October. Call (863)
297-1706 for dates and times.

Total oiteplaeme
For any indMdual considering or sdtedled fora point
replacement ths dass teaches epectaions pre and post surgery,
.e pain exercise length of stay, equipment and follow up care
Cass is taught by Orthopedic nurses and OcaJpabona and
Phscal 1erapmt
o. June
n' 120PM- LI3PM
LoLxm- Swarm 6 Day Room, Winer Haven Hospital
For more inomabon aboutthis program please call 297-1806

S1l Sressed
Are you finding lot of sress in the secondhalf of your ife
Everyone is a unique individual and responds derently to
sessul situations This program wi teach you to balan your ife
and manage your stress in away that is uniqueto you. The
methods taught are based on proen prindples. Sometimes our
habitual nature" inaeases our stores but we can change our
habits. Join us for a discussion about how stress affect our health
and "body age" and how prading indplCentered tress
Management will impre your ife The inslrudor for this dass is
David Castlbeny, Certified Hlstic StsManage t Spemda
OME June 15,2005
ME 10:00 AM-12.00 Noon
oc woN: Winter Haven Hospital Cassrooms
Activities are planned and organized by Chuck Warren,
Coordinator of the Sage-ing Progran at Winter Haven
Hospital. Chuck is also a Sage-ing leader with the Spiritual
Eldering Institute of Boulder, Colorado. If you are interested
in learning more about these workshops, please call Chuck
at 292-4124. Most programs are free, however, seating is
limited, so we ask that you call and reserve a seat
For more information and to receive a newsletter giving
dates and times of the activities, please call (863) 291-6705
or 1-800-416-6705.

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Emergency (863) 293-1111

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Farewell FMSHS senior class

Courtesy phoil
Bank celebrates re-opening
Citizens Bank and Trust celebrated the grand re-opening of their office in Lake Wales
with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, May 18, 2005. The former American Bank
& Trust building located at 222 State Road 60 East, has a newly redecorated downstairs
lobby as well as a newly remodeled Trust Department on the second floor. Attending the
ceremony were (L to R): Jinx Wilson CB&T Director; Tim Huston Huston Motors and
CB&T Director; Chuck Seely CB&T Advisory Board; Chuck Galloway Attorney City of
Lake Wales; Jean Kincaid Scott Lake Wales City Commissioner; Hood Craddock -
CB&T Director; RT. Wilson CB&T Chairman of the Board; Greg Littleton CB&T Presi-
dent and CEO; Dan McCullough CB&T Executive Vice President; Alex Wheeler Mayor
City of Lake Wales; Kathy Manry Lake Wales City Commissioner.

Staff photo/Cindy Monk
FHS Junior students Hope Franklin, Shelby Jones, Audrey Hildago and Laura Swygert
presented Principal David Lewis with a farewell card. Mr. Lewis will be leaving Frost-
proof Middle Senior High School this summer to take a new position with the Polk Coun-
ty School Board.

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Patricia Smith (left) and Whitney Scott rep-
resented the FHS senior class at the farewell
assembly as they gave Principal David
Lewis farewell gifts, as this completes Mr.
Lewis last year at FMSHS.

FHS 50th

class reunion

announced
The Frostproof High School
Class of 1955 will be having their
50 year class reunion on June 10,
11 and 12. The three day event
will begin with a casual gathering
on Friday night. This will be a time
for classmates to get reacquaint-
ed, and give a recap of their lives,
since 1955.
Some class members will play
golf on Saturday morning and
others will take the city tour,
which will begin at the Frostproof
Historical Museum/Library. The
next stop will be City Hall, where
this class graduated when it was
Frostproof High School. The tour
will move on to the Ramon The-
atre which will be fondly remem-
bered as the "social" highlight of
Frostproof in those days and then
to the Frostproof Art Gallery.
The reunion will continue on
Saturday night, with a banquet
and dancing at the Inn On The
Lakes in Sebring. A farewell gath-
ering will be held on Sunday
morning, with brunch, a devo-
tional and goodbyes.

Staff photo/Cindy Monk
A farewell assembly was held for FMSHS
2005 senior class on Friday, May 13th.
John Gaines receives a hand shake and
gift from Principal David Lewis.

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building. June 3,12:00 noon.
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BASSET HOUND- Frostproof
area on 05/13/05. Call to
identity. (863)635-5833.
BED IN A BAG- brand new,
found 5/7, near Lakeport on
Hwy 78. Call to identify.
(803)983-9898.
LADIES JACKET- Must de-
scribe. Leave message
(863)610-3920.

CAT, male, smokey gray, neu-
tered, timid, vic. of Ft. De-
naud Bridge, south side,
named Tibs. (863)675-2491

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CHIHUAHUA MIX, Female,
Missing since Fri. May 20th,
black w/tan. $200 Reward. No
questions. 863)467-7953
DACHSHUND- Brown & gray
spots, Green eyes. Vic. R-
Bar, Evergreen Cemetery
area. (863)634-1909
GERMAN SHEPHERD-
Black/white, Missing since
May 14th, vic of Hwy 98 &
Civic Ctr. Family Pet, Please
call if found. REWARD
(863)634-7290.
PIT & LAB MIX- Male, Black,
little white on chest. Approx
25lbs. Vic. near SW 10 Oth St.
(863)763-7553 Reward.

ADULT HOUSE CAT 11/2yr old
Spayed and housebroken
Free to good home
(863)357-1023
BASSETT HOUND- (M),
housebroke, loves kids &
other animals, to good lov-
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(863)612-0186.
FREE KITTENS (4)
All black & white, very good
temperament. To good
homes (863)674-0780
KITTENS, 1 Male & 1 Female,
Tiger Striped. Litter trained &
on hard food. Free to good
home. (863)673-1766
MOBILE HOME- must move,
needs very little TLC,
(863)946-0670 or
(954)410-5850.

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AIR CONDITIONER
20K BTU Reverse Cycle,
window unit, $300 or best
offer (863)674-0467.

COKE VENDING MACHINE-
20 yrs old, runs, makes
noise, $200 neg.
(863)763-8833 days,
863)763-4169 eve.
Victorian Games Compendi-
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book. $1500 (863)532-9013

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$50 or best offer
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AMANA GAS STOVE
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(863)697-6109
DRYER, Kenmore, $80.
(863)467-6145
FREEZER- 15 cu. ft. $100. or
best offer. (863)763-3679.
GAS & ELECTRIC STOVES
Elec. stove w/glass top.
$450 for both, will sep.
(863)675-0948
REFRIGERATOR- Frigidare,
Almond, 16 1/2 cu ft Clean,
Runs Good. $125.
(863)763-4920.
REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER
2 door, white, runs great $75
(863)763-6342
UPRIGHT FREEZER
Good condition. $150 or best
offer (863)467-7180
WALL UNIT- KitchenAid, Self
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$2900. 30x40 $5170.
40x50 $8380. 40x60
$10,700. 50x100 $15,244.
Others. Ends/accessories
optional. "Priced to Sell!"
Pioneer (800)668-5422.
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Factory Deals* Save $$$. 40
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Nice. $250 or best offer
(863) 634-1715
METAL ROOFING SAVE $$$
Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
20 colors in stock with all Ac-
cessories. Quick turn around!
Delivery Available Toll Free
(888)393-0335.
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PEG BOARD
10 Sheets 46"x46"
$50 for all or will separate
(863)763-6342
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TYPEWRITER, Memorywriter,
Xerox 6010 w/correction fea-
ture. Exc. cond. Works fine.
$35 (863)357-3779,

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AQUARIUM PORTABLE IN-
FANT SWING- Great condi-
tion. $30. 863-763-2413
BOY'S CLOTHING- 4 boxes,
Premature to 9 mo. $150.
Will separate. 863-763-2413
CRIB, beautiful, dark wood,
sleigh style w/ mattress. $80
(863)675-7306
STROLLER Limo, double
baby stroller $40
(863)675-7306
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in today's paper. Have
vou looked for it?

RARE STAMPS-Legends of
the West error & corrected
sheets, in original collectors
cover $199 (863)532-9013

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CASH? You're APPROVED -
Guaranteed!* NO CREDIT
CHECK Bad Credit Bank-
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8A-1OP EST Mon-Fri Sat.
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Req'd www.pcs4all.com.
COMPAQ- '2000, HP 825
printer, access. $200. Great
Deal! (863)467-1704.

CERAMIC KILN Model P
Econo Kiln 22"x25", Double
layer, runs great, easy to
move $450 (561)662-3335

BAHAMA BED w/ corner table
sheets/spreads. $150 or
best offer (863)357-1577
BEDROOM SUIT- Oak, Chest
Dresser, Mirror, Hd/bd new
mattress Moving must sell
$130.863-517-1316
COFFEE TABLE, 2-End tables
& Sofa table, chrome &
brass w/glass tops.
$300./all. (863)674-0467.
CUTTING BLOCK- roll around,
Good condition. $25.
(772)528-7001
DESK, Roll Top. Fair condi-
tion. $50 (863)467-4192

DINING ROOM SET: 42x60
Black Lacquer Table w/4 grey
upholstered chairs. Good
cond. $250 (863)467-6550
DINING ROOM TABLE- Large,
Good condition. $50.
(772)528-7001
DR TABLE W/4CHAIRS- leaf,
oak, asking $125 or best of-
fer. (863)357-3773.
DR SUITE- glasstop table, 6
chairs, lighted China cabinet,
Loveseat, 6mos old, $250
will sep. (863)357-0916.
DR Table- w/ leaf and 4 chairs
$100 or will trade for 2 cap-
tains chairs & 2 side chair.
(863)357-2588
HIGH BACK WICKER CHAIRS-
Good condition. $36. Will
separate (863)467-5477.
MATTRESS AND BOX-
SPRING- King size, $275.
* (863)227-6210.
SOFA & LOVESEAT
Leather, light brown, fairly
new, great cond. $800
(863)697-6618
SOFA BED- light sea foam
green, w/full size mattress
(Flexsteel) exc cond. $70.
863)763-8382.
SOFA'S (2)- 6' off white, leath-
er, and a 6' off white fabric.
$400 will sell separate.
(863)675-0654
TABLE & CHAIRS
Early American, over 40 yrs
old, $100 or best offer
(863)357-1577

EASY GO GOLF CART re-
stored, $2200.
(863)692-2229.

POWER CHAIR CARRIER- for
vehicle, FREE to person with
need. (863)675-4990.
The Lowest Prescription
Prices LESS THAN CANADA.
Global Medicines,
Arizona Physician owned.
(866)634-0720
www.globalmedicines.net.
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FREE 4-ROOM DIRECT
SYSTEM including standard
installation. 140+ Channels -
$29.99/mo. for 3 months.
Access to over 225 channels!
Limited time. S&H. Restric-
tions Apply. (866)500-4056.
TOWBAR, Reese 6000 Ib.,
with 2 inch ball, $45.
(863)357-6660
WILL PAY SOMEONE TO
Pull Small Utility Trailer To:
126 SC. orto 177 NC. orto 177
& 181 VA. Leaving Around
Memorial Day, or After.
(863)763-1527

BASS GUITAR, chord, stand,
case, amp & tuner, mike &
amp, all new, $900.
(863)675-3881
GUITAR- Ovation Celebrity
Deluxe, 12 string Acoustic,
electric, w/custom hardshell
case. $700 (863)610-3489.
Pet is/ Ie I
ARACANA CHICKS- (5) all for
$10.(863)675-4981.
BELGIAN DOG
5 mo old, shots to date. $300
(863) 467-7825
DOBERMAN PUPS- Blue
males, Blue parents on site,
$500-$750. (863)763-7045
or(863)634-2502.
FERRET, albino, spayed, neu-
tered, descended, with cage,
$50. (863)467-2702
FERRET- comes with cage
and food, 15 wks, female,
descented and spayed, $150
neg. (863)261-3108.
LARGE BLUE FEMALE RAB-
BIT- asking $6.
(863)675-4981.
PIT BULL PUPS- Brindle, 8
wks. old, ready to go, $350
(863)763-7446.
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SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES
CKC, 6 Males, all blue eyes,
$500 each (863)763-2749
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Farm-Style Windmill
Built .. ...i I from fir plywood. this decorative
farm-style windmill responds to even light breezes
with 12 smooth-spinning blades and a vane. Its
blade hub tluins oln a hall Iearing attached to a shaft,
and the shaft. blades and vane pivot on a lazy-susan
bearing. Thle coipleteld windmll stands nearly 7
feet tall lat the lip of the uppermost blade and mea-
sures about 20 inches wide at the base.
Farm-Style Windmill plan (No. 695) .. $9.95
Windmills Package (No. Cl'47)
Three projects incl. 695 .$21.95
Catalog (pictures hundreds of projects) ... $2.00
Please add $3.00 s&h (except catalog-only orders)
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TOILETS (2), New, never
used, $100 will sell separ-
ate. (863)227-6210.

COMM SEW MACHINE- Sing-
er, with attachments, $200.
(239)728-3567.
SEWING MACHINE
Table top, portable
$30 (863)467-5477

BOWLING BALL- Ladies, Ayr-
way Mustang, Tan/Gold, mar-
bleized, ex. con $12.5 lb.
w/bag. $40 (863)357-3779
TRAMPOLINE
you disassemble & remove,
$25 (863)763-6468

COLOR TV- 19", Good condi-
tion. $30. (863)532-8158
RADIO, Old Fashioned Look
Thomas Collectors Edition,
wicassette. (863)467-4192
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'04 MILLER BOBCAT 225
wetVi':i 'n ~ i,; 'i, used only
60hrs, kept out of weather.
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BAND SAW- Wilton, Good
condition. $200.
(863)357-2322,
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VIP, :'.1,r'Ii tool, $5000.,
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WANTED: FL ART
A.E. Backus, H. Newton,
Highwaymen Art.
(772)562-5567

Agriculture

Christmas Trees 745
Farm Equipment 805
Farm Feed/Products 810
Farm Miscellaneous 815
Farm Produce 820
Farm Services
Offered 825
Farm Supplies/
Services Wanted 830
Fertilizer 835
Horses 840
Landscaping
Supplies 845
Lawn & Garden 850
Livestock 855
Poultry/Supplies 860
Seeds/Plants/
Flowers 865

CHICKEN COOP, (4), 10x10,
all pressure treated wood,
$3500 value, asking $1200.
You Move. 863-634-1343

HORSE Pasaflina Gelding,
loves attention, does not
spook. $2500-.
(863)843-2495.
REGISTERED APPALOOSA
HORSE, BROKE. $1200
(863)467-1421
SPOTTED WALKER FILLIE- 2
/ yrs old, green broke, very
sweet, $1500.
(863)843-2495.

CHIPPER/SHREDDER
Craftsman w/ Briggs & Strat-
ton 5 h/p eng. $250
(863)357-2573

FLAG POLE- 20', 4 sections
Beautiful condition. $60.
firm. (863)675-6556
JOHN DEERE RIDING MOWER
9 Ihp, Wizard 6 h/p push
mower, Yard Machine weed
eater $500 (561)662-3335
RIDING MOWER- Craftsman,
6 spd, 12.5HP, 38" deck,
PUSHMOWER- Quatro,
$450, (863)357-0916.
RIDING MOWER- MTD, 16.5
B&S motor, 46" cut, great
condition, $450.
(863)357-3065.

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635-2593l

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Totally remodeled; new kitchen cabinets/new counter tops/new
appliances, new carpet, new Pergo flooring in Living
Rm/hall/dining & kitchen, totally painted inside & out, new roof,
Florida room & best of all new downtown and total view of E/W
exposure of Reedy Lake. $299,900.

RIMS (2) 21-20", Off of Front
of Massey Ferguson 253 4x4.
$300 for both. (863)674-5744
ROTO TILLER- Good shape,
heavy duty, 5hp motor,
$200. (863)357-3065.
TRACTOR TIRES: 2 Titan R1
AG Tread, High traction, lug
size 14.9-28. $600 for the
pair (863)234-1230

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Rentals

Apartments 905
Business Places 910
Commercial
Property 915
Condos/
Townhouses Rent920
Farm Property -
Rent 925
House Rent 930
Land Rent 935
Resort Property -
Rent 945
Roommate 950
Rooms to Rent 955
Storage Space -
Rent 960

Frostproof, 28R, Duplex Apt.
with a/c, Call
(863)635-6399
Your next job could be in
today's classified. Did
you look for it?

Real Estate

Business Places -
Sale 1005
Commercial
Property Sale 1010
Condos/
Townhouses Sale1015
Farms Sale 1020
Houses Sale 1025
Hunting Property 1030
Investment
Property Sale 1035
Land Sale 1040
Lots Sale 1045
Open House 1050
Out of State -
Property Sale 1055
Property Inspection 1060
Real Estate Wanted 1065
Resort Property -
Sale 1070
Warehouse Space 1075
Waterfront Property 1080

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South Georgia, 15,000 acres,
timber-merchantable & pre-
merchantable, owner be-
lieves it would convert to
cattle ranch, $1550 per
Sacre, Clark Investment Prop-
erties, 850-224-1854.

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NA. MUST SEE THE BEAUTI-
FUL PEACEFUL MOUNTAINS
OF WESTERN NC MOUN-
TAINS. Homes, Cabins,
Acreage & Investments.
Cherokee Mountain Realty
GMAC Real Estate, Murphy
www.cherokeemountainreal-
ty.com Call for Free Bro-
chure (800)841-5868.
Guadalupe Riverfront! Spec-
tacular riverfronts in "Prime"
Texas Hill Country location.
10-32 acres. Long water
frontage, huge trees; pano-
ramic views. From $300's to
$400's. (800)609-7042, x 122
Brokers & Agents welcome.
LAKEFRONT BARGAINS Start-
ing at $89,900. Gorgeous
lakefront parcels. Gently
sloping, pristine shoreline,
spectacular views. Across
from national forest on
35,000 acre recreational
lake in East Tenn. Paved
roads, underground utilities,
central water, sewer, Excel-
lent financing. Call now
S800)704-3145 ext 617,
unset Bay, LLC.
NEW MEXICO-20 Acres
$29,900. Scenic region,
views, canyons, trees, roll-
ing hills, wildlife. Enjoy hunt-
ing, hiking, horses, great
climate. Power, great ac-
cess. 100% Financing. Call
(877)813-LAND!
NORTH CAROLINA MOUN-
TAINS! Spring is blooming and
is beautiful! A wonderful time
to look for real estate. See
Photos: www.NorthCarolina-
MountainRealty.com or call
(800)293-1998. Free Bro-
chure.
Tennessee Lake Property
Salel Parcels from $24,900.
6 1/2 Acre lot $59,900. 27
Acre Lake Estate $124,900.
Cabins Available. Call toll-free
(866)770-5263 ext 8 for de-
.tails.

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5 minutes to Greenbrier Re-
sort MTN LAND BARGAINS
20 Acres & Up
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ATTENTION INVESTORS: Wa-
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NC. Deep water lake with 90
miles of shoreline. 20% prede-
velopment discounts and 90%
financing. NO PAYMENTS for
1 year. Call now for best se-
lection. www.nclakefrontprop-
erties.com (800)709-LAKE.

Mobile Home Lots 2005
Mobile Home Parts 2010
Mobile Homes Ret 2015
Mobile Homes Sale 2020

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FIBERGLASS STEPS (2)
Four risers w/ aluminum rail
$100 for both, will sep.
(863)467-0479

liouse Salem

14' V HULL BOAT
Aluminum, w/trailer. $500
(863)657-6652
15' FIBERGLASS BOAT
W/ trailer, vinyl top & 35 h/p
Evinrude motor. $1500
(863)675-6652
AVENGER '86- 17' Bass boat
& trr, 150 HP Johnson, runs
great, $2500 firm or trade
or ATV, etc..
(863)801-9496
BASS BOAT 390 V RANGER
1986 with 150 h/p Mercury
Opt Max, low hrs w/trailer
$6000 (863)946-0307
GOLF CART- Yamaha Gaso-
line motor, Very nice:
$2000. (863)801-1666.
MON-ARK 17 Ft. Includes
trailer & canopy to cover
boat. 1st $800 takes it.
(863)675-6738
PONTOON BOAT 24'
No motor, no trailer $800
(863)763-3451
REGAL, '80, 18', with
'94 150hp Mariner outboard,
minor work needed, $2200.
(863)441-7675

FORD F350 CAMPER, '75, A
Classic, great mechanical
condition, come check it
out, $2000 (863)824-0402
MOTORHOME, Itasca, 27.5
foot, 57,000 actual miles,
fully self-contained, $5000.
863-697-3516

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BOAT TRAILER- 12-14ft, ask-
ing $150 or best offer.
(863)983-3353.

Airboat Engine, Ground Pow-
er Unit, with 520 jugs, needs
modifying, $2000.
(863)675-1754

MOBILE HOME STEPS- fiber-
glass, 5 risers, 2 aluminum
rails, $350. (863)467-0506

Recreation

Boats 3005
Campers/RVs 3010
Jet Skils 3015
Marine Accessories 3020
Marine Miscellaneous 3025
Motorcycles 3030
Sport Vehicles/ATVs 3035

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.HONDA 300- 4 Wheel Drive.
Runs excellent. $2,200.
(863)801-1666.

Automobiles I

Automobiles 4005
Autos Wanted 4u10
Classic Cars 4015
Commercial Trucks 4020
Construction
Equipment -4025
Foreign Cars 3030
Four Wheel Drive 4i)Y5
Heavy Duty Trucks 404-0
Parts Repairs 4045
Pickup Trucks 4050
Sport Utility i055
Tractor Trailers 400)
Utility Trailers )1065
Vans 4070

I -Autom bil

1991 HONDA CIVIC
Ice cold a/c &tow hitch
$1800 (863)675-4540 or
(863)677-3091
'85 CAD. SEDAN DEVILLE
Good condition, approx 71k
mi, $800 (863)763-5418
'85 FORD F150
4x4, 6cyl, 4spd, cold a/c, very
clean, runs good. $3500
(863)634-3787
'99 Vulcan Classic 1500
exhaust system free w/ pur-
chase of new seat set $20
(863)357-2588
BUICK REGAL- Presidential
Edition '88, 81K orig mi., 2.8
V6, auto, A/C, Nice car
$1250. firm 772-461-2629
CHEVY CAVALIER '99, over-
hauled engine, exc. cond.,
A/C, white, 4 dr, $2500. Call
(863)610-2190
CHEVY MALIBU, '98- 4cyl,
with AC, all power, great
condition & MPG, 155K,
$2000 (863)763-8969.
CHRYSLER CONCORDE, '95,
170k miles, extra clean, CD,
all power, $2500.
(863)357-1074

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DODGE DAKOTA, '00- Crew
cab, 5.9/360, auto, 109K, all
power, $9500.
(863)763-2156.
FORD F 350 1991, Flatbed
dually w/4 wd. & 5th wheel or
goose neck attach. $4500
neg. (863)763-3660 after 2p

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Chevy 6 lug 22 in. KMC Venon
rims, with Toyo 305/40R22
tires, $1800.863-634-3304
ENGINE -350, Needs head
work, Edlebrock intake,
Chrome dress up kit, New
starter $400.863-946-0868
ENGINE, KAWASAKI, brand
new, 10 hp, fits John Deere
or Kawasaki Mule. $900.
(863)692-2229.
FLAT BED- for work truck,
steel, w/2 tool boxes, $350
or best offer.
(863)983-3353.
FORD F150, '91- 302, auto,
good for parts, $300.
(928)202-0013 (cell)
GRILL GUARDS- for 94-01
Dodge & 99-02 F150/250
LD & Expedition $700 will
sep. (863)697-1877.
RIM- Low Profile Custom, Off
Honda Civic. 4 lugs, $250.
(863)532-8158
TIRES General, like new set
of P255/70R17 or
P205/75R15, $200.
(863)763-8963.

CHEVROLET BLAZER 1991,
$1000(863)634-6596

FORD EXPLORER SPORT-
'99, Full tow package. Runs
good. $2500
239-633-7460

CARGO TRAILER, '00 Hall-
mark 8x20, with dovetail
ramp, pulled twice locally,
$4,000. (863)673-6566

MOBILE WORKSHOP
14 x 52, zoned for workshop
in Glades Co. wired 220.
$2,000 neg. (352)754-8514.

UTILITY TRAILER
12'x6.5' Heavy duty Bobcat
hauler. Not enclosed. $900
(863)763-3451

UTILITY TRAILER open w/
tool box. $150 call
(863)763-7497

DODGE GRAND CARAVAN
SE, '90, red, nice body,
good condition, $2000
(863)467-0987

Bulldog golf tourney Sat. May 28

Sarah Ann

Planning for the 7th Annual
Bulldog Baseball Golf Tournament
is gets underway. This years event
is scheduled at the Lake Wales
Country Club for Saturday, May 28,
8 A.M. Shotgun Start.
Format: Four man Scramble-
cost is $60 per golfer and includes
green fees, lunch and a T-shirt.
The longest drive competition
will be held immediately following
the tournament. Putting contest
will be held during the tourney.
Lunch will be provided at Webber

Church ai
The First Baptist Church is
pleased to announce several
upcoming programs for children
of all ages.

Movie Mania
For the month of June, on
Wednesday nights from 6:30-8 PM
we will offer two different age suit-
able movies, along with correlat-
ing messages from God's Word.
Children Ages 4-7 and 8-11 are
invited to attend. We will be enjoy-
ing a different movie meal each

Library

announces

summer

program

The Latt Maxcy Memorial
1.;i 'r:i., is now accepting registra-
tion for its annual summer pro-
gram. The fun begins with the
kick off, June 10th at 3 pm. The
following week, June 13 through
17, there will be two sessions:
pre-k tflir i.1i second grade.
meets 10 ,iril i 1 .~Ili.ir and
grades 3 i,, .:1,1 5, meets at 1:30
until 3prm, Botlh :r: ... will come
together onI I r,,1. I, June 17th at 3
pm f"r i ,' ,', ,i.titi. show by
the "lho..l r, I l 1i,. liow is also
open to the public. July 8th at 3,
the Florida Aquarium will br here\
to present an interactive show
called River Connections. This is
open to the public. July 29, the
library will host a back to school
program put on by the Polk Coun-
ty Sheriffs Dept called Danger
Stranger. There will be fingerprint-
ing kits available for parents to
take home and do with their chil-
dren. This is open to the public.
High school students can receive
community service hours by vol-
unteering during the week long
program. Registration is request-
ed. Any questions or inquiries,
call the library at 635-7857.

International University Baseball
Field.
All proceeds benefit the Frost-
proof High School Baseball pro-
gram. Please contact Head Coach
Pat Garrett for more information at
632-7183 or 635-4903. Or e-mail
me,. Pat Garrett Head Baseball
Coach Frostproof High School
www.eteamz.com/Frostproof-
Baseball Make your reservations
today, it's filling up fast.
Or fill out the attached form
and mail it: Frostproof High School

Registration Form 2005

Name: Handicap;
Address:
Phone:
Names of others in foresome:

1000 N. Palm Ave. Frostproof FL.
33843 ATTN: Pat Garrett.
Thank you for consideration,

and your time.
Frostproof High School Head
Baseball Coach Pat Garrett.

mnounces upcoming programs
week (Hotdogs, Pizza, etc.) along hear Songs and testimonies from Beach Blast
with popcorn and drinks. the children and workers. A fel- ,
lowship meal and theme related Wednesdays, July 6- August 10 -
Vacation Bible. snacks will follow the program. from 6 PM-8 PM, we will experi-
en e,S ummernr Time Fun exwith

School
Monday, June 6-Friday June 10
Th 8:45 AM 12 Noon- Vacation
Bible School-Ages 3 through
Grade 6. Rambling Road Trip-
Which Way Do I Go? Join us for
Lots of serious, high-energy fun!!
Sunday, June 12th 6 PM- Parents,
Friends and Family are invited to
come catch the excitement as they

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Summertime fun
Wednesday, June 29 6 PM- 8
PM For ages 3-Grade 5. We will
kick off our new Summer-Time
Fun program. We will grill hotdogs
and Hamburgers. Wear shorts and
tee shirt and don't forget to bring a
towel, as we will be slipping and
sliding into Summer time fun!

BEACH BLAST! Fun in the Son! For
ages 3-Grade 5. Age-graded bible
stories, songs, snacks and crafts.
Don't be surprised if we have a few
wet water games as well!
Separate teen and adult pro-
grams/activities are also being
offered. For.additional information
or to pre register contact Diane
Cannon, Director of Children's Min-
istries 635-3603 or 635-1917.

Futral graduates
Sarah Ann Futral graduated:
with honors from Walker
Memorial Academy May 22,
2005. She is the daughter of
Jim and Cathy Futral of Frost-
proof. Sarah attended Frost-
proof Elementary School K-
5th grades, and Walker p
Memorial Academy in Avon
Park 6th through 12th grades
(11th and 12th enrollment in F
AE-21 which is an interactive
2-way TV-computer pro-
gram). Sarah was Treasurer of
National Honor Society and F
President of Student Associa-
tion in 10th grade, and Presi
dent of the Student Associa-
tion and Co-editor of the Year
Book her Junior year. During
her senior year she co-cap-
tained the soccer team, and Courtesy photo
was Secretary of her class and Sarah Ann Futral
was recognized as an All
American Scholar by the Unit- first two years of college at
ed States Achievement Acade- South Florida Community Col-
my. Sarah plans to attend her lege.

HONDA BIG RED 200 1983,
$600 (863)675-3038
KAWASAKI VULCAN CLASSIC
1500 1998, Back rest, wind-
shield, floorboards, Vance &
Hines Pipes, New tires, Exc.
condition. $6145 or best offer.
(863)634-9724
YAMAHA VIRAGO, '87, runs
good, looks good, $2500 or
best offer. (863)441-7675

DODGE 16" CHROME RIMS
5 lug $200
(239)657-4687 call after 4pmr
DODGE OMNI'90
Runs good, good gas mileage
$500 (863)675-6423
FORD TAURUS, '87 no air,
auto, new tires, low miles,
rebuilt mtr, new batt, $800
neg. (863)763-6396
JEEP CHEROKEE- '88, Needs
work, $500. or ,make an of-
f e r
(863)763-0783/634-9783
MERCURY VILLAGER '96
Clean, runs great, ice cold air.
$2900 (863)801-9228
OLDSMOBILE 88 LSS, '96,
asking $2500 or best offer.
863-675-4107 or
863-673-6681 for more info
PONTIAC FIREBIRD-'95, Red,
Cold A/C, T-Tops, Runs
great! 110K, $3800.
(863)697-8947.

OLDSMOBILE TORONADO '85
Totally rebuilt, new-tires, low
miles. Runs great! $6500 or
good offer. (863)824-0884

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CHEVY S10- '94, Long bed
White, power brakes steer
ing, A/C $2500. Or rea-
sonable offer 863-634-97831.
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DODGE DAKOTA, '95- Ion;
bed, w/cap, exc cond.,
$2700 or best offer.
(863)357-0916.

FORD F150- '91, 4X4, With
tool box. Good shape.
$2500. Neg. (863)697-1198

FORD F250- '90, Long bed,
V8, auto, A/C, Runs great.1
$1600. (863)697-6812.

FORD F250 DIESEL,'97- 4x4
ext. cab, lifted, $12,000:
(863)673-4065.

FORD F350 CAMPER,'75, A
Classic, great mechanical
condition, come check it
out, $2000 (863)824-0402 .

FORD RANGER '92- V6, cold
AC, solid body, replaced-
motor, has 67K, $1750 neg.:
(863)634-9620 Okeechobee

GMC SIERRA'94
SWB-P/U excellent condition,
loaded/extras. Call for more
info. (772)873-1934

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