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T urs January 25, 2:r-Volt. 92 No. 2 Frostproof's Hometown Newspaper for More Than 85 Years 50


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City Council
plans meeting
The next Regular City
Council Meeting is scheduled
for Monday, Feb. 5 at 6 p.m.
Frostproof City Hall is located
at 111 First Street. For more
information call 635-7855.
Baseball/Softball
registration
Frostproof Youth Base-
ball/Softball will be register-
ing every Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday in January from
6 p.m. 7:30 p.m. at the Frost-
proof Sports Complex. For
more information please con-
tact: James or Kristi Raines at
635-4037, David Drainville at
638-0206 or Scott Thompson
at 638-4531. League's website
is www.leaguelineup.com/
frostproof and e-mail address
is frostproofyouthball@yahpo.
comr
Free tax aide
at LMML
The AARP/TCE tax aide
will be available at the Latt
Maxcy Memorial Library on
Monday and Thursday morn-
ings from 9 a.m. until Noon
beginninning Feb. 1 to assist
anyone in the preparation of
his or her tax forms. Volun-
teers with the AARP TaxAide
program will be at the LMML
located on the corner of Wall
Street and Magnolia Avenue,
to assist in preparing and E-
filing 2006 personal Federal
Income Tax Returns. Taxpay-
ers should bring picture iden-
tification with them as well
as Social Security cards for all
family members. Please
bring a copy of your 2005
Federal Income Tax Return
and all necessary papers for
filing 2006 tax returns. This is
a free service for everyone.
There are no age or member-
ship requirements.
To assist workers who are
unable to come in weekdays,
volunteers will also be avail-
able on Monday evenings
from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. as
well as Monday and Thurs-
day mornings from 9 a.m.
until noon. No appointments
are taken it is clearly on a
first-come, first-served basis.
Library doors open at 9 a.m.
each weekday.
FMSHS Parent
meeting Feb. 5
PAC (Parent Advisory Com-
mittee) is encouraging more
participation from parents
with students attending Frost-
proof Middle Senior High
School. If you would like to
become more involved in your
child's academics please
attend the next scheduled
meeting, Monday, Feb. 5 at 7
p.m. Meetings are held the first
Monday of each month in the
teacher's lounge at FMSHS,
1000 Palm Avenue. Note:
S There will be no meetings
scheduled for Dec. or Jan. due
to the holidays.
See Page 2 for information about
how to contact the newspaper.

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Filing deadline approaches


Marsha Faux, Polk County
Property Appraiser, wants to
remind all property owners who
need to file for exemptions,
including Homestead, Widow,
Widower, Disability, or Senior's
Over 65, that only a month
remains for persons to file on or
. before the March 1 deadline.
Persons filing for exemption
for the first time must file in per-
son. Applicants should bring their
recorded Deed or Contract for
Sale and proof of residency which
includes their Florida Driver's
License, Florida Car Tag Registra-
tion, Florida Voter Registration


(optional) and Resident Alien
Card, if not a citizen of the United
States. Persons filing for Home-
stead Exemption are also
required to provide their Social
Security Numbers. A husband
and wife must both have Florida
Driver's License, if both. drive.
Widows and Widowers must pro-
vide a copy of their spouse's
Death Certificate: Applicants for
Disability Exemption must pro-
vide a letter from a Florida physi-
cian. To qualify for Senior Exemp-
tion, the property owner must
have an existing Homestead
Exemption, be 65 years or older,


and have a combined household
income that does not exceed the
defined limit. Please contact our
office for further information.
Homestead Exemption may
be allowed on mobile homes if
the property owner is also the
owner of the land on which the
mobile home is sited and the
owner meets the qualifications for
Homestead Exemption. Your
mobile home registration must be
provided to this office at the time
of filing.
Persons applying for Agricul-
tural Classification for the first
time must file an Application for


Agricultural Classification with the
Property Appraiser's Office by
March 1,2007.
Religious or charitable organi-
zations filing for the first time must
file their Application for Exemp-
tion by the deadline of March 1.
Faux stated that you may apply
in either the Bartow, Winter
Haven, or Lakeland office (Bar-
tow: 255 North Wilson Avenue;
Winter Haven: 3425 Lake Alfred
Rd, 3 Gill Jones Plaza; Lakeland:
912 E. Parker Street). Faux stated
that her staff would also be in vari-
ous cities and towns in the county
during the month of February to


take Homestead and other appli-
cations, as indicated by the fol-
lowing schedule.
Florida Law Requires Anyone
filing for Homestead Exemption,
Disability, Widow, Widower,
Senior 65 Or Older, Or any other
Exemption must do so in person
at your County Property Apprais-
er's Office. Agricultural Classifica-
tion can be filed by mail providing
the correspondence is received by
March 1,2007.
The statutory filing deadline is
March 1,2007
See Deadline Page 2


PEF



offers



awards

Over $500,000 in scholar-
ships is available to high school
seniors from the Polk Education
Foundation (PEF). Applicants
must be graduating from Polk
County public high schools to
apply. The PEF gives over 125
individually named scholarships
providing almost 300 awards.
Individuals and businesses
along with funds from the PEF
are used to sponsor these
awards. To apply, students
should go to our web page,
www.polk-fl.net/pef, and click
on the "scholarship informa-
tion" button, then follow the
simple instructions. The PEF
offers many scholarships that
are specific to certain high
schools in Polk County, certain
degrees such as engineering or
education, or for students
attending a specific college or
university. They also offer schol-
arships for career training as
well as awards for athletes and
some based on the activities the
students participated in during
their high school years including
community service. All appli-
cants must have completed
Algebra II with a "C" or higher
and have passed the FCAT. The
selection criterion differs for
each scholarship so students
should read the scholarship
brochure thoroughly. Students
need to check with their school
counselor for each school's
scholarship deadline which will
be on or before Feb. 13. Students
interested in applying for schol-
arship should see their high
school guidance counselor or
college and career specialist for
help in applying. For more infor-
mation please call the Polk Edu-
cation Foundation at 534-0519.


The Lady Bulldogs played
in the semi final district play-
offs with a 15-1-1 record
against Mulberry Panthers on
Tuesday, Jan 16. The FMSHS
Lady Bulldogs defeated the
Panthers 2-0. On Thursday,
Jan. 18 the FMSHS Lady Bull-
dogs hosted the Class 3A Dis-
trict 8 Finals against the McK-
eel Wild Cats winning the
game 2-1 placing the Bulldogs
into regional finals with a 17-
1-1 record.
Farris Brannen Stadium
was rocked with cheering
from the loyal Bulldog fans.
The Lady Bulldogs will host
the quarterfinal regional play-
offs Thursday, Jan. 25, 7 p.m.
at Farris Brannen Stadium
against Winter Park Trinity
Prep.
Attend Thursday's game
and support the Lady Bull-
dogs!


some Tans really get twisted out of sorts (literally) for their
team. FHS student Rodney Strickland is a classic example.


Warner Southern


students graduate


One hundred and seventy-
eight students celebrated their
graduation from Warner
Southern College on Saturday,
Jan. 13, 2007. The graduation
ceremony took place in the
west campus courtyard.
One hundred and sixty four
students received a Bachelor of
Arts degree and ten earned an
Associate of Arts degree. Four
were awarded a Master of
Business Administration
degree. Thirty three graduated
with academic honors.
Dr. Mike Sanders, Associate
Professor of Christian Educa-
tion and Warner Southern's
Professor of the Year for 2006,
gave the Commencement
Address. Dr. Gregory Hall,
President, and Dr. William
Rigel, Executive Vice Presi-
dent, presented the candidates
for graduation and conferred


the degrees. Alan Nitchman
inducted the graduates into the
Alumni Association and Katie
Putnam gave the Response of
the Graduates. Members of the
Collegiate Chorale provided
special music.
Warner Southern College, a
Christian liberal arts college
founded in 1968, is located five
miles south of Lake Wales on
Highway 27. The college offers
27 bachelor degree majors, Mas-
ter of Business Administration,
Master of Arts Education and
Master of Science Management.
Warner Southern College is
accredited by the Commission
on Colleges of the Southern
Association of Colleges and
Schools to award Associate,
Bachelor, and Masters. Contact
the Commission on Colleges at
See Graduates Page 2


Art show winners announced
The Frostproof Art League announces their annual art show winners. First place win-
ners in each category left to right: Judy Jackson, Mixed Media, Gerri Sage, Acrylic,
Judy Giles, Best of Show, Stephen Koury, Judge, Annette McCarthy, Photography, Joe
Clantz, Oil, and Susan Milam, Watercolor. The Artwork will be on display through the
month of January. The Gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 3p.m., Tuesday thru Friday. The
Gallery is located in downtown Frostproof, next to Citizens Bank at 12 East Wall St.


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Local Sports: Lady Bulldogs win the Class 3A District 8 title


Frostproof News/Cindy Monk
FMSHS girl's varsity soccer team wins the 2007.Class 3A District 8 Champion title. Loyal Bulldog fans/students
surround the Lady Bulldog Soccer Team following their victory game against McKeel Academy on Jan. 18.


Bulldogs advance to Regionals
By Cindy Monk
Frostproof News


Informtation soughtm-Ffil'ibery


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Submitted photos/WSC
'Processional of Graduates' at the Warner Southern Winter
Commencement held Jan. 13, 2007.


Warner Southern commence-
ment speaker Dr. Mike
Sanders.

Graduates

Continued From Page 1
1866 Decatur Lane, Decatur,
Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-
679-4500 for questions about the
accreditation of Warner South-
ern College.


Deadline

Continued From Page 1
Anyone who has moved during
2006 must file a new Homestead
Application on their new property.
To change your Exemption in any
way, you must file a new applica-
tion in person.
Requirements to qualify for
Property Exemption/Classifica-
tion: $25,000 HOMESTEAD: You
must have recorded title to the
property and reside thereon as
your legal permanent residence on
Jan. 1. Bring evidence of owner-
ship proof of permanent resi-
dence. FLORIDA STATUTE
196.012(17) "PERMANENT RESI-
DENCE" means that place where a
person has his or her true fixed
and permanent home and princi-
pal establishment to which, when-
ever absent, he or she has the
intention of returning. A person
may have only one permanent res-
idence at a time. The following fac-
tors will be considered by the
Property Appraiser in determining
the intent of a person claiming a
homestead exemption to establish
a permanent residence in this
state:
(A) Florida Auto License Regis-
tration and Florida Driver's License
(B) Voter Registration
(C) Social Security Number
(D) If employed, current
employer's name and address
(E) Address shown on the last
IRS return
(F) If not a U.S. Citizen, submit
Permanent Resident Alien Card
$500 Disability Exemption: Pro-
vide proof of total and permanent


Warner Southern graduate
Katie Putnam presented the
Response of the Graduates
on Jan. 13.


disability by one licensed Florida
physician, or the Social Security
Administration. The statement
must indicate that the disability is
Total and Permanent.
$500 Widow's and Widower's
Exemption: Must be a legal resi-
dent who is a widow or widower
on Jan. 1. Must provide copy of
Death Certificate. Divorced per-
sons do not qualify.
$500 Blind Disabiliy: Provide a
statement from the Florida Divi-
sion of Education/Division of Blind
Services.
$5000 Veterans Disability: Must
provide a letter from Ithe Veterans
Administration stating that you
have a service related disability of
at least 10%.
Service Connected Total and
Permanent Disability Exemption:
Total exemption from Ad Valorem
Taxes; applicant must furnish let-
ter from VA. or U.S. Government
showing they are total and perma-
nently disabled, the disability is
service connected and they were
honorably discharged.
Totally and Permanently Dis-
abled Persons: As provided by F.S.
196.101 (Contact your Property
Appraiser for details).
Seniors over 65 Exemption: As
provided by F.S. 196.075(4)(d).
(Contact your Property Appraiser
for details.)
Agricultural Classification: To
qualify land for Agricultural Classi-
fication, a return must be filed with
the Property Appraiser by March
1st of the tax year. Only lands used
for bona fide agricultural purposes
shall be classified agricultural.
"Bona Fide Agricultural purposes"
means good faith commercial


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'Hall of Fame' gala Information sought



Saturday, Jan. 27 in armed robbery


Frostproof Bulldog Booster's,
Inc. will add another proud
chapter to the history of Frost-
proof sports on Saturday Jan. 27,
2007. The Club will host their
"First Annual" 'Hall of Fame'
banquet at the Lake Wales
Country Club with Coach Faris
Brannen as the featured speaker
at the Gala.
During the banquet, four for-
mer members of the Frostproof
Athletic Program will be
installed into the Bulldog 'Hall of
Fame'.
The purpose of this fund rais-
ing banquet is to recognize for-
mer members of the Frostproof
Middle/Senior High School Ath-
letic Programs. These outstand-
ing athletes and coaches will be
honored during the banquet and
further recognized by a plaque
in their honor proudly displayed
at the school. The Booster Club
will nominate and select new


members of the Bulldog lHall ol
Farne' on an annual basis.
The Booster Club is hosting
this banquet as a fundraiser to
provide much needed financial
assistance to the current nmem-
bers of the Frostproof
Middle/Senior High School Ath-
letic Programs. It's the Clubs
hope to eliminate holding
numerous fundraising events
during the school year by focus-
ing on one or two major annual
events.
Tickets are on sale now. Cost
is $100 per person and this pro-
vides you with a wonderful din-
ner and a chance to win $2500
through a reverse drawing. Ran-
dom raffles and drawings will be
held during the event. For more
information please contact
Nancy DeMarco at FMSHIS al
635-7809. We hope that we can
count on your coninuld sill)p
port.


At approximately 4:53 am,
on Sunday, Jan. 21, 2007, a
black male subject approached
the store clerk of the Kangaroo
Express convenience store,
14571 US Highway 27, South
Lake Wales and demanded

II, suspect was described
as being approximately 5'10',
150-180 pounds, with short
hair, wearing black acid washer
jacket and pants.
The suspect entered the
store and held a chrome hand-
gun on the victim threatened
her with bodily harm as he
robbed her.
The suspect ordered the vic-
tim to open the cash register.
The suspect then took the cash
from the register and fled from
the store in a north bound
,i,., i ..... on Highway27.
The photo of the suspect
appearing in this press release
cain also be found by visiting
the Polk County Sheriff's Office
website, www.polksheriff.org.


Submitted photo/PCSO
Armed Robbery suspect.
If you have any information
regarding the identity of this
person or information regard-
ing this investigation, please
contact Detective Sam Bunch,
Polk County Sheriff's Office
Robbery Unit, at (863) 534-
6379 or (863)533-0344.


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Winter Haven Hospital is
pleased to announce the annual
heart health fair, Heart Smart
Day, on Saturday, Feb. 3, 2007,
from 7:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. The
fair is going to be held at the
Florida Citrus Building, Nora
Mayo Hall, 500 Third Street, NW,
Winter Haven.
Are you at risk for developing
heart disease? Come and learn
how to lower your risk of a heart
attack. The following assess-
ments are included: Body Mass
Index, Blood Pressure, Pulse
Rate, Height & Weight, and
Blood Work. Other heart infor-
mation will be available as well


agricultural use of land.
If you hold title to a mobile
home and the land on which it is
situated, you must make applica-
tion to the County Property
Appraiser to have your mobile
home assessed as real property.
This application requires you to
purchase a RP decal. Bring regis-
tration or title to the mobile home
and deed to your property.
Representatives of the Property
Appraiser will be in the locations
below to assist you with applica-
tions for Homestead, Disability,
Widow/Widower, Senior's 65 Or


as health professionals to talk
with about your heart health.
The Blood Work includes
Chemistry Profile, Lipid Profile,
CBC. These blood tests require
fasting prior to your appoint-
ment. Do not eat or drink any-
thing after midnight the night
before--except sips of water.
However, all prescription med-
ication should be taken at the
regular time. Cost of blood work
is only $30.
For more information and to
register, please call the Winter
Haven Hospital Health Connec-
tion at 291-6705 or 1 800-416-
6705, weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.


Older Exemptions, and Agricultur-
al Classification.
Friday, Feb. 9 Lake Wales -
Eagle Ridge Mall- near food cotfrt 2
- 3:30 p.m.
You may file for exemption at
the site listed above or visit one of
our offices nearest you. 255 North
Wilson Avenue, Bartow, 912 East
Parker Street, Lakeland, 3425 Lake
Alfred Road, 3 Gill Jones Plaza,
Winter Haven. Daily 8:30 A.M. To 5
P.M. Through March 1, 2007.
Marsha Faux, Polk County
Property Appraiser


Winter Haven Hospital





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"No matter where you are in life's journey please help us assure you. Your nfir ily, and yourfriends have access to the best healthcare available.
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An Affair of the Heart Luncheon and Lecture
Join us for a free luncheon just for women and hear advice from local
cardiologists on protecting your heart. Limited seating. Register early.
Date: February 14, 2007 Time: 12:00 Noon
Location: Regency Medical Center Wellness Education Room,
101 Avenue 0, S.E., Winter Haven
Speaker: KS. Chandrasekhar, M.D. Cardiologist

The Top to Mistakes Made With Child Safety Seats
Learn correct methods for some of the most common mistakes made.
Date: February 15, 2007 Time: 5:30 PM
Location: Regency Medical Center, Classroom A
101 Avenue 0, S.E., Winter Haven
Speaker: Ann Hamilton, RN, MN, Child Passenger Safety Technician

Burnout
Explore ways to keep yourself refreshed and renewed despite life's stressors.
Date: February 21, 2007 Time: 6:00 PM 7:00 PM
Location: Sweet Center Commons,1201 First St South, Winter Haven
Speaker: Debbie Burton, ARNP, Psychiatric Nurse Practitione,;
Winter Haven Hospital Behavioral Health Division



Balance Screening
The sessions will be run by a physical therapist and give you information on
what contributes to balance, a screening of your balance ability, and some
suggestions on improving your balance. Registration is required for this free
screen.
Date: February 20, 2007
Time: 9:30 AM 11:00 AM or 11:00 AM 12:30 PM
Location: Outpatient Rehab Center Gill Jones Building
3425 Lake Alfred Road (US 17), Winter Haven

Babysitting lrainhg
For young people ages 11-16. Space is limited, so call early. To register for this
class, please call (863) 291-6705.
Date: February 10, 2007 Time: 9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Location: Regency Medical Center Classroom, Winter I aven
Fee: $30.00 includes course materials, snacks and beverages.


SP ECIALEVENTS


> Winter Haven Hospital
Bosif Heart Center

Heart
Smart

Days


.,-

Are You
Heart
Healthy?'


Are you at risk for developing heart disease? For having another heart
attack? Participate and learn how to lower your risk of heart attack. The
following assessments are included: BMI (Body Mass Index), Blood Pressure
& Pulse Rate, Height & Weight and Blood Work includes Chemistry Profile,
Lipid Profile, CBC. These blood tests require FASTING prior to your
appointment Do not eat or drink anything after midnight, other than sips of
water. All presaiption medication should betaken at the regular time, however!

FEBRUARY 3,2007
Nora Mayo Hall, 500 3rd Street, Northeast
7:30 AM. 11:00 A.M.
Cost is $30.00
I'leasw nito that this event is by appointment only. To make your appointment,
conta Wintei aven Hospital Health Connection at (863) 291-6705 or (800) 416-
/U'i. lRefieshments and educational materials will be provided. Health care
paolessionals will be on site to answer questions.


Winter Haven Saturday,
lHospital March 3,2007

(lj/ Featuring the 4 School
Challenge trophies for the
_,o1OKRun,5KRun,3MileWalk most partipants from area
schools. Winner and Runner
Up in the Middle / High School category and Winner and Runner Up in the
Elementary School Category. Come celebrate wellness whether you are an
avid runner or simply choose to walk, you are proactively participating. Great
Iln, gieat food, t-shirts, trophies and entertainment in the park.
For more information on how to register
or volunteer, call (863) 297-1810.


Tofn u or nomton rt eisecl.s tW e aven- Hospital -Hea lthCnnciont, 2-1-675 1-046675


Heart Smart Day planned


'Are You Heart Healthy?'


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WIU hosts groundbreaking


Webber International Univer-
sity held the groundbreaking cer-
emony for two new student dor-
mitories Thursday, Jan. 18, 2007
on the campus in Babson Park.
The President of Webber, Rex
R. Yentes, was pleased to inform
the onlookers of the magnitude
of the facilities. There will be
two separate buildings each
holding 40 (forty) students to
swell the on-campus housing by
80. As of yet it is undecided on
who will get to live in the new
facilities.
The location of the dorms
will be adjacent to the Presi-
dent's office on the east side of
the campus. Faculty, staff and
students were present to see the
future plans. Also in attendance
were some members of the
Board of Trustees and the archi-
tect Ed Pilkington. Mr. Pilkington
said, "With single student
rooms, the new buildings will be
better than most on-campus
housing I have seen."


Jo view exhibit


Submitted photo/WIU
Pictured from left to right: John Duce, WIU President; Rex R.
Yentes, Joe Strickler, Duncan MacCallum, and Roger Rose.
The dorms signal Webber's experience for current and
intent to maximize the college future students.


FBC Youth Ministry aides' elderly
K The First Baptist Church 02
Youth Ministries January Commu
.... nity Service Project was to help ar
elder FBC member, Mrs. Queen
Blackburn. Mrs. Blackburn also
known to some FBC members as
SQueen B had an unfortunate acci-
.. ......., .....dent a few months ago. She fell
V over a small brick wall in her yard
while trying to et her walker in the


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Members of the First Baptist Church 02 Youth Ministries
enthusiastically cleaned flower beds at the home of elderly
member Mrs. Blackburn.


car. After surgery to repair her
hip/leg, she had to spend months
in the Oaks Nursing Home in Avon
Park. She is now home and the
members of FBC 02 Youth Min-
istries would like to insure such an
accident never is repeated.
In addition to removing the wall
and smoothing the area out with a
safe slope, members also cleaned
the flower beds, planted flower
bulbs, cleaned windows and
steam cleaned her carpet, as well
as dusted, etc.


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The youth group wasn't the only ones donating their time to Blackburn safety is reas-
the FBC community service project. These members had sured by members of 02
their hands full with weeds and limbs as well. Youth Ministry.


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Submitted photoNicki Alley
Art show winners-Left to right: Sylvia Mills, Ron Campbell, Willa Campbell, Art Show
Judge, Stephen Koury, Annette McCarthy, Jane Fronappel, Charlie NeSmith, Susan Milam
and Gayle Reeder.

Frostproof Art League lists winners


By Judy Jackson
The Frostproof Art League held
their annual opening art reception
and awards ceremony on Jan. 11
at the Frostproof Art Gallery. This
years' Judge was Stephen Koury.
The Gallery is open from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Tuesday thru Friday and
is located in downtown Frost-
proof, next to Citizens Bank at 12
East Wall St. For more information,
call the Gallery at 635-7271.
Best of Show
Judy Giles for Apple Fest, an
acrylic painting
Acrylic Category
1st- Geri Sage for Reflections &
Shadows
2nd- Kay Hutzelman for Break-
fast on Reedy
3rd- Charlie Nesmith for The
Big Splash
Honorable Mention- Leon Gif-
ford for Black & White and Gisele
DeAngelis for Flaming Flowers


Oil Category
Ist-Joe Clantz for Untitled
2nd- Gayle Reeder for Sears
Roebuck House
3rd- Jane Fronappel for Caution
Wet Paint
Honorable Mention- Shirley
Stowe for The Waiter
Watercolors
1st- Susan Milam for Goin'
Coconuts
2nd-Willa Campbell for Lilies
3rd-Betty Hein for Fruit-Flowers
Honorable Mentions- Willa
Campbell for Superior Show and
Linda Johnson for Patten


Photography
1st- Annette McCarthy for
Nature's Umbrella
2nd- Sylvia Mills-for Queen
Anne's Lace Asleep
3rd= Ron Campbell for Splash
Honorable Mention- Annette
McCarthy for Brilliant Blooms
Mixed Media
and Fabric
1 st- Judy Jackson for Wisteria
2nd- Susan Milam for Before
the Storm
3rd= Tom Broha for Hot
Chicks


School crossing to close


The Polk County Sheriff's Office
School Crossing Unit will close a
school crossing next month, due
to the lack of student activity.
The crossing located at 3rd
Street, Frostproof, is no longer


being utilized by students walk-
ing to Frostproof Elementary
School, therefore eliminating the
need for the guard.
The school crossing will close
effective Feb. 2, 2007.


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NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice in hereby given that, in accordance with Section 100.021, Florida Statutes, the
City of Frostproof will hold a Municipal Election on Tuesday, April 3, 2007, between
the hours of 7AM and 7PM, for the election of one City Council member for a three-
year term in Seat 1.
SEAT 1
Currently held by Council Member Kay Hutzelman
The qualifying period begins at Noon on Monday, February 12,2007, and ends at Noon
on Friday, February 16,2007.
To become a candidate, you must be a resident of the City of Frostproof. The term
of office is three years and will commence. May 2007. The salary for a Council
Member is $100 per month. The filing fee for a Candidate is $120 (1% of the annual
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Brent Walker finalist for Male Vocalist Local Church Events


Lake Wales, FL, IndieHeaven,
the nations leading organization
supporting Independent artists in
the Christian music genre, is
pleased to announce that Lake
Wales resident and singer/song-
writer Brent Walker is one of five
finalists for "Male Vocalist of the
Year". This prestigious national
award will be handed out at the
upcoming IndieHeaven CIA Sum-


mit2007 conference March 29 -
April 1, 2007. Online voting goes
until midnight, Feb 1st. To register
your vote for Brent Walker as the
Male Vocalist of the Year in this
year's Momentum awards, please
visit www.indieheaven.com.
IndieHeaven founder and CIA
Summit director Keith Mohr
states, "It's important to recog-
nize and applaud the efforts made


in recent years by artists who are
independent. By providing them
the recognition they have earned,
we hope to increase their plat-
form and awareness. There are
many independent artists who are
doing an incredible job with their
music and most importantly their
mission. We look forward to the
awards being a part of our annual
artist's conference."


Brent's style is piano-based
pop, similar to Elton John or the
late Keith Green. In his first year as
a solo artist (2006), he and his
band (wife Michaela Walker,
vocals and Eddie Webber, drums)
performed at over 70 venues in 17
different states. Brent is currently
the music teacher at Dale R. Fair
Babson Park Elementary School
in Babson Park, FL.


Chamber announces February events


By Amy Polk
O'Hara Restorations and the
Frostproof Area Chamber of
Commerce will host The Orange
Blossom Antique Car Show &
Florida Flywheelers Parade, "I
Drove Through the Grove", on
Saturday, Feb. 17.
Area churches are working
on a huge yard sale to be held on
Wall Street, sign up forms will be
available soon for vendors, go to


the Chamber web-site to down-
load. Two dollars of the $10
booth fee will be donated to
Relay for Life. The Antique Car
Show is O'Hara's annual event
that brings collectors from all
over the state to Frostproof for
the day. Antique cars will be
parked downtown for visitors to
enjoy. Contact Bob O'Hara at
O'Hara Restorations for more
information (863) 635-9008.


The Frostproof Art League
will hold an Open House on Feb.
17 as well, with a number of
artists providing live demonstra-
tions in miniature, one stroke
and acrylic painting techniques.
A 3-D art show will be hung in
the gallery for visitors to view
and many items will be available
for purchase in the gallery and
also outside on Wall Street.
The same weekend Universal


Shooting Academy will host
their annual Florida Open Pistol
Shooting Tournament, held
every February.
Champion shooter, Frank
Garcia, is the Match Director, as
well as the host of the competi-
tion. 300+ shooters who travel
to Frostproof from all over the
world, will compete in the
"Ninth" annual Florida Open in
2007.


Country/Gospel
concerts weekly
The First United Methodist
Church of Frostproof is sponsor-
ing a free Country/Gospel Concert
every Friday night from 7 9 p.m.
in their Fellowship Hall.
This group performed last year
with Claude Vance & Friends.
Claude is unable to perform right
now due to medical problems, so
Blythe Rodd is heading up the
jamming sessions. Everyone is
invited to come out on Friday
nights. The church is located at


150 DeVane Street in Frostproof.
Church hosts
Comic Theater
First Assembly's Church on the
Ridge will be hosting a Comic
Relief Theater on Saturday, Feb. 3
starting at 6 p.m. The featured
guests are David & Sharon Liles
and the Southeastern University
Improv Team.
Tickets are $5 per person and
include a complimentary dessert
and coffee. Please see a member
of the youth group or call the
office at 635-2702 for tickets.


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Yard sale to benefit ACS Relay for Life


A yard sale is being held for
the American Cancer Society's
'Relay for Life' by the Baptist
Church on Saturday, Jan. 27,
from 8 a.m. until sometime in
the afternoon, at Hickory Lake
Estates south of town on U.S.
Highway 17, just before the Ben
Hill Griffin Fertilizer plant.
Relay For Life Kick-Off 2007
meeting was held recently at the
Frostproof High School cafeteria,
several teams signed up, but it's
not too late for more people to


get involved. Relay for Life will
be held in Frostproof on Friday
and Saturday, March 23 and 24,
2007 at Ben Hill Griffin, Jr. Ele-
mentary School. Call Lori Lyles
or Sandra Sackett is the event
Chairman in Frostproof (863)
635-5456 and Alana Trimmi-
er(863) 688-2326 ext.112, is the
American Cancer Society- Polk
Units representative based in
Lakeland, Florida.
Relay For Life is the American
Cancer Society's signature activi-


ty. It is a unique event that offers
communities an opportunity to
participate in the fight against
cancer. Relay events are 18 to 24
hours in length and are
overnight. Teams of 10 to 15
people camp out at a local high
school, college, park, or fair-
ground and take turns walking,
jogging, or running around a
track or path. Each team is
asked to have a representative
on the track at all times during
the event.


Since Relay For Life is a com-
munity gathering rather than an
athletic event, anyone and every-
one can participate. Businesses,
clubs, families, friends, hospitals,
churches, schools, and service
organizations form teams. These
teams share a common purpose
- their support of the American
Cancer Society's mission.
For more information about
Relay for Life or the American Can-
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org/docroot/home.


Concert held to upgrade lighting at FHS


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It's not every day that Frost-
proof residents can enjoy world-
class entertainment and have the
funds raised used for educational
and charitable projects around
the community. But that's exactly
what will happen on Saturday
evening, Feb. 10 as the Frostproof
Interact and Rotary Clubs host
"An Evening to Remember" to
raise funds to upgrade the lighting
in the new Frostproof High
School Performing Arts Center.
The stars of the evening are truly
world-class talents: Italian pianist
Francesco Attesti and German
soprano Annika Kaschenz.
Frostproof residents who
attended Francesco and Annika's


concert in January 2006 are look-
ing forward to their return
engagement. Francesco Attesti,
who was born in Cortona in the
heart of Italy's Tuscany region, is
an extraordinary pianist, having
performed as a soloist and with
orchestras in many of the grand
concert halls of Europe. His
artistry keeps audiences spell-
bound as his fingers float across
the keyboard while playing intri-
cate works by some of the world's
greatest composers, all from
memory. One previous concert-
goer proclaimed, "Francesco's
music has -a way of speaking to
your heart. The whole world
should be hearing his music!"


Annika Kaschenz is a first-class
talent in her own right. "Not only
her beautiful voice will gather the
attention of the audience, but more
importantly Annika's personality
and creative power" will make for
"An Evening to Remember."
Alana Trimmier, a Frostproof
High School graduate, will be
making a guest appearance that
evening. Alana will open the pro-
gram with "God Bless America"
and will later perform one of her
favorite arias, accompanied by
Francesco.
Tickets are priced at $20 for
Francesco and Annika's "An
Evening to Remember" on Satur-
day, Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. in the new


Frostproof High School Perform-
ing Arts Center. And tickets are
priced at $10 for a second concert
in the series, the Heart of High-
land Show Chorus' musical enter-
tainment barbershop-style, on
Sunday afternoon, March 11, at 2
p.m., also in the Frostproof High
School Performing Arts Center.
A combination ticket is avail-
able at a $5 discount and includes
admission to both concerts for
only $25. For tickets, send a check
to The Frostproof Rotary Charita-
ble Foundation, Inc., PO Box 456,
Frostproof, FL 33843, or ask any
Frostproof Interactor or Frost-
proof Rotarian, or call Mary Miller
at (863) 635-4668.


Famous Orchestra to perform at FMSHS


On Thursday, Feb. 1,2007, the
Frostproof Band Boosters will
present the world famous Glenn
Miller Orchestra in a benefit con-
cert for the Frostproof
Middle/Senior High School
Bands. The concert, which will
begin at 7:30 'p.m., will take
place in the brand new Frost-
proof High School Performing
Arts Center. The band will per-
form many of Miller's arrange-
ments, including such favorites
as "In the Mood," "Moonlight
Serenade," and "Pennsylvania 6-
5000." Started in 1938, the Glenn
Miller Orchestra is one of the
most popular swing dance band
in history.
The legendary Glenn Miller was
one of the most successful of all
the dance bandleaders back in the
Swing era of the 1930s and '40s. A
matchless string of hit records, the
constant impact of radio broad-
casts, and the drawing power at


theatres, hotels, and dance pavil-
ions built and sustained the
momentum of popularity.
Miller disbanded his orchestra
in 1942, at the height of its popu-
larity, volunteered for the Army,
and then organized and led the
famous Glenn Miller Army Air
Force Band. It went to Europe to
entertain servicemen, and then,
on Dec. 15, 1944, Major Miller
took off in a single-engine plane
from England to precede his band
to France, never to be seen again.
The army declared him officially
dead year later.
Due to the popular demand,
the Miller Estate authorized the
formation of the present Glenn
Miller Orchestra in 1956 under
the direction of drummer Ray
McKinley, who had become the
unofficial leader of the Army Air
Force Band after Miller's disap-
pearance. Since then, other lead-
ers have followed Ray including


clarinetists Buddy DeFranco and
Peanuts Hucko, trombonists
Buddy Morrow and Jimmy Hen-
derson, and tenor saxophonist
Dick Gerhart. Larry O'Brien, the
current leader, is a trombonist
who has performed with Frank
Sinatra, Tom Jones, Wayne New-
ton, and Pia Zadora.
The 19-member band contin-
ues to play many of the original
Miller arrangements that keep
exciting fans who have not heard
them played for a while. Addition-
ally, they are playing more mod-
ern selections in the big-band
style, carefully selecting only
those newer tunes that lend
themselves naturally to the Miller
style and sound, carefully select-
ing pieces that will stay around for
a while. The entire repertoire,
which now exceeds 1,700 com-
positions, keeps the band popular
with both young and old.
Most of the band's shows are


sell-outs. It has proven staying
power, and its popularity has
never seemed to wane. Indeed,
the Glenn Miller Orchestra today
is still the most sought-after big
band in the world, just as it was
in Miller's day.
Please help us to welcome the
Glenn Miller Orchestra's visit to
Frostproof with a sold out audito-
rium! Reserved seat tickets for
the performance are $20 each,
and every seat in the beautiful
state-of-the-art Frostproof HS
Performing Arts Center is a prime
seat. You can purchase tickets
from any member of the Frost-
proof Middle/Senior High School
band or at the Frostproof branch
of Citizen's Bank at the corner of
Scenic Highway and Wall Street.
Center section seats are available
now, but will sell out quickly -
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ty to experience the best swing
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VIN #...3GNDA23D86S540116 .:. '7 Miles, Aconri Beige .tallic. Sik # KE90348 $ 12,Q95
Warianty Yes 6.- 20
S*!: '. -. 2000 Toyota Tacoma
Prw r Steenng, Etb..er Brk f'..-r D. c.ur L..:L T yr .S1a 7 _
Windows, Goug C Clo...r, Clk., np Od.,,i, r. Tio,:le .r .i I i Miles.. .Red S 6k,# Z6722 17 .12, 705
Ar Condifioning., ller.olVWites- Per Dilr:.: ,:,, =. .de -,r 996 Nissan Sentra
Bog, Console Ca-.eng. 'var,, t..1,rr.:r Front I 748 Miles .G e n. .$3 095
Relinirg S _tA, Cloth Upholster, eriier -r, Pi IrP,; Il.od -
Release, CourLsy Lights, Child.prool L:, I Fr :I.', 1998 Cadillac Eldorado Touring Coupe
Radio, Cc.o pad Disc Player, ,llo,.ll.e' : r ':hl' ,e r I ..r. 83 7I4 1 Mi le :. ... En erold G green $ 0 79 5
Bag, Dual idelew ,rro '


* power Sleering, P,:,wer Brokei Gau e Cluler, 1i
,locIk, Trip Odometer, Tachometer Air
Conditioning, Interval Wiper, Dri...er Side Air
Bog Vaniy Mirror, Day, right Le.er. Cloh ,
Upholslery, Split Froni Ben:h Seal, Courtesy ",:'
Lights, Argeni Styled Wheels, Bed Liner. A.1 F.f'
Stereo Radio, Passenger Side Air o0g. Dual "
Sideview Mirrors

2004 Honda ACCORD IX

I Bodystyle................4 Dr Sedan
ExterioL.....Nighthawk Black Pearl
InterioL Ivory
Mileage................. 43,962 Miles
2.4 liter 4 Cyl. Fuel Injected
Transmission.. .............Automatic "'I
Stock # G705142
VIN #.........3HGCM56304G705142

%Pwer Steenrg, PRwer Brakes, Pb.ver D-:.r Le ., Po.er
Windows, Gauge OtLerClc.k Trinp ,Odo.. er, Tooeter ..-
'Ai CDndionirig. Cruise Corntrol Inter,'ol v"'ier, Peat
Delster Reri Tole Trunk Ld, F Parite Fuel Dio.r rner ,Side Ajr'
Bag Console, Vanity Mirrr Dav.Jighi L~e.r Fron Bu
Seats, Redining Seotls Co t Uh IpJl-rie. l f.v.kld.r.
Cm~or Aim Pi..st Delue Wheel Co.en Gxert3 bUght, ,
Driver Sde Remote Minrror, Cild-proo Lo -s, A.Ft Sterei o


Chevrolet SUBURBAN 15004
Bodystyle Suv w
Exterior............... White
Interior Color..............Beige
Mileage..-.-......72,319 Miles
5.3 liter 8 Cyl. Fuel Injected
Transmission.......Automatic
Stock # ....................R281529
VIN #..1GNFK16Z22R281529

Power Sleering, Power Brakes, Power Door Locks. Po.'r
windows, Gauge Cluster, Clock, Trnp Odometer,
rtcee L Ar Conditioning, Dn.er Side Air Bag, Vanity'
Minror, Frori Bucke Seast, Pecn ,g Seat. Crier Aodr
Rest, weather Upholsery, Dr.'er Side P.eroe Mnor
O-,ld-proof Locs, Running Boards, WM'Ff.l' 5eru-S
Rodo, Cornpac Ds: Plaer, Pe,.'er Dnier' Seo Allo'
Wheels, Pftssnger Side Air Bog Duol aidc ew Airrors


2005 Dodge RAM 2500
Bodystyle -.uad Cab Pickup 3
Exterior ......... Black
Interior .------ Gray
Mileage...............30,228 Miles
5.7 liter 8 Cyl. Fuel Injected
Transmission ........Automatic
Stock # ..............G734381
VIN # ..3D7KR28DX5G734381
Warranty. .............Yes

'Power Steering, Power Brokes, Po,.er Door Lxck,
lPower Window., Gouge Cluster 1lc Trip
Odomeler, Tahometer, Air Condi.tioning, Inter.A' y f
Wipers, Dnriver Side Air Bag. Carpeing, Vanity tMinor,
Doy/Night Le er, Cloth Upholsiery, Cerier mi Pes~
Split Fro-i Bench Seat, Inside Hood Peleose,
Courtesy Lights, Map Lights, '..FIA Iereo oadio,
Power Dri.er's 5eat, Passenger Side Ar Bog


F ,\ 2005 Ford FOCUS ZX3

lodyslyle ...3 Door Hatchback
xterlor ............... Infra-Red ; ,
nlerlao........................ Gray
Illeage...............22,917 Miles
2.0 liter 4 Cyl. Fuel Injected
Transmission..............Standard
Stock # ................ ...R147682
VIN #....3FAFP31N85R147682
Warrany.................... ............Yes
Power Sleenng Pa,.,er Broake Gauge Ou:er. l F
Tirip Odomeler, Air Conditiorning, Irer.ol 'V/ipers,
Driver Sidc Air Bag, Conriole. Corp.ting. Vanity i rr
Dar/fI,ght Lseii, Fronr, B,: S'e casr, PF.:lr.ng e,. -
Cloth Uphol:tery, Center rrr F'e;I, Delue Wheel.,'
Covers, Map Lights, AN~.FM Stere. F'odio, Cnompoct -
Disc Player, Fissenger Side Air Bag, Dual Sde..'e', -
Minors


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Auction-542+/- acres divid-
ed. Excellent hunting, timber,
homesites. Early County, GA.
Saturday, February 3,
10:00a.m. Near lakes Semi-
nole and George. Great rec-
reational tracts.
www.rowellauctions.com
GAL AU-C002594
(800)323-8388.'
Estate Auction-314+/- acres
divided. Excellent farm,
timber & homesites. Pierce
County, GA. Sat., Feb. 3,
10:00 a.m. www.rowellauc-
tions.com (800)323-8388
GAL AU-C00259410% BP


SIBERIAN HUSKY (m): North
Labelle, vicinity of Hedges
Street and Whidden Road.
Please call 863-517-1821.


DACHSHUND- Male, Choco-
late & tan. On 1/16. Vic of St
Johns & Yee Haw Junction.
(863)256-6878 REWARD
FOUR WHEELERS, 2 Honda
Ranchers, 4x4, 350's. 1-red/
elec. shift. 1-orange/foot shift.
$500. Reward! 239-250-2205
JACK RUSSELL, male, vicinity
of the Prairies, since
12/27/07. (863)763-6776 or
(863)634-0826
SIBERIAN HUSKY- Male, Mi-
cro chip. On 1/18 North La-
Belle. REWARD if found.
(863)612-5284


BLACK LAB MIX, 7 yrs. old,
shots up to date, spayed,
very gentle, needs good
home. (863)467-0933
JUICE ORANGES- approx 2/3
buckets left on trees, you
pick (863)467-0007
KITTENS (2), 1 orange, 1 cali-
co. To good homes.
(863)634-5796
POT BELLIED PIGS- (2) young
adults, must go together,
free to approved farm
(772)485-8745
RABBIT- black and white, with
all supplies, cage, food, toys
etc. (863)697-6083
.STAR FRUIT- you pick
'-63)675-1929


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Frostproof, Lakefront MHP
Ft. Meade Road
Sat., Jan. 27th, 8am to??
Lots of craft supplies, clothes
& lots more.


Tall Guy- Secure, Stable. To-
meet Attractive Gal or Couples
for Dining, Traveling, etc. Call
(863)946-3123 Lets meet!



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Employment -
Full-Time 205
Employment -
Medical 210
Employment.
Part-Time 215
Employment
Wanted 220
Job Information 225
Job Training 227
Sales 230




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come. No experience neces-
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clude Health
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Hiring OTR & Local Drivers-
New Equipment; Great Bene-
fits; Premium Pay Package.
Call Oakley Transport,
(877)882-6537.


Driver ASAP
36-43cpm/$1.20pm + Sign
On Bonus :$0 Lease NEW
Trucks CDL-A + 3 mos OTR
(800)635-8669.
DRIVER: YOU WANT IT, WE
HAVE ITI Solo, teams, owner
operators, company drivers,
students, recent grads, re-
gional, dedicated, long haul.
Van, flatbed. Must be 21.
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for Department W21.
NANNY NEEDED
$700/wk. Immediately in
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children. Call (678)318-3650


Palm Tree Workers
&
Equipment Operators
Needed. Experience a plus.
Year Round-~ Good Pay

Statewide Palms Inc.
Call (863)675-4844
or (863)675-2268


Positions for Hire
Call 863-612-0728
for information!!
Adult/Children's Mental
Health Therapist
Masters, experience.
Adult Substance
Abuse Therapist
Flexible FT/PT for
multicultural caseload,
Masters, CAP,
experience, Bilingual
(English/Spanish) desired.
Children's Substance
Abuse Case Manager-
Bachelors, CAR
experience
Children's Substance
Abuse Outreach
Specialist
High School diploma,
knowledge of area,
Bilingual (English/
Spanish) required.
Post Office Now Hiring. Avg.
Pay $20/hour or $57K annu-
ally including Federal Bene-
fits and OT. (800)709-9754
EXT.5799 USWA Exam/Fee
Req.
We are recruiting RN, LPN,
certified coders and medical
records specialists for a
10-week medical record re-
view project. Immediate po-
sitions available in/around
Miami/Ft. Lauderdale areas.
Must have high-speed inter-
net access, reliable transpor-
tation and ability to commit
20+ hrs/wk. More informa-
tion at www.outcome-
sinccom. Apply online or
call (727)943-7642.
We are recruiting RN, LPN,
certified coders and medical
records specialists for a
10-week medical record re-
view project. Immediate po-
sitions available in/around
Miami/Ft. Lauderdale areas.
Must have high-speed Inter-
net access, reliable transpor-
tation and ability to commit
20+ hrs/wk. More informa-
tion at www.outcome-
sinc.com. Apply online or
call (727)943-7642.



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Money Lenders 310
Tax Preparation 315




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Merchandise



Air Conditioners 505
Antiques 510
Appliances 515
Appliance Parts 520
Beauty Supplies 525
Bicycles 530
Books & Magazines535
Building Materials540
Business Equipment 545
Carpets/Rugs 550
Children's Items 555
China, Glassware, Etc. 560
Clothing 565
Coins/Stamps 570
Collectibles 575
Computer/Video 580
Crafts/Supplies 585
Cruises 590
Drapes, Linens 9 Fabrics 595
Fireplace Fixture 600
Firewood 605
Furniture 610
Furs 615
Health & Reducing
Equipment 620
Heating Equipment/
Supplies 625
Household Items 630
Jewelry 635
Lamps/Lights 640
Luggage 645
Medical Items 650
Miscellaneous 655
Musical Instruments 660
Office Supplies/
Equipment 665
Pets/Supplies/
Services 670
Photography 675
Plumbing Supplies 680
Pools & Supplies 685
Restaurant
Equipment 690
Satellite 695
Sewing Machines 700
Sporting Goods 705
Stereo Equipment 710
Television/Radio 715
Tools 725
Toys 8 Games 730
Rs 735
Wanted to Buy 740




A/C, Carrier, 4 ton, 12 Sear,
whole house. $500
(863)763-5372
AIR COND- 4 ton, wall mount,
CA/Heat, Ser 11 efficiency -
rating, $550 (863)447-2130


COCA COLA COOLER-
3.5'Tx2.5'W. Holds up to 48
cans or bottles. Very good
cond. $125. (863)467-0627


PIANO- Upright, antique, very
good condition, $800
(863)946-2700.
'Apliace 0


DISHWASHER: White, used
but in very good condition.
Works very well. Only $25!
(863)357-7136
DRYER, Roper, white, $75
(863)467-0883
FLAVOR WAVE OVEN: Very
good condition. As Seen On
TV. $50. (863)675-3401
FREEZERS(2): 1 sm chest.
1 upright, 1 1/2 yrs, 29 cu ft.
$375 for both or will sep.
561-346-4646 or 346-4692
MICROWAVE- Whirlpool, Full
size. Excellent condition.
$10. (863)763-8518
RANGE HOOD- Kenmore,
White, 3 yrs old. Excellent
condition. $75. or best offer.
(863)763-5280
ROPER DRYER- like new con-
dition, asking $180
(863)763-8522
STOVE: GE, electric. Oven
does not work but burners in
excellent condition. $75.
863-946-3822
WASHER & DRYER- Great
cond. $135. or will separate.
Spanish (239)245-0527 or
English 745-2432
WASHER, DRYER & RANGE,
Sears Kenmore, heavy duty
& Magic Chef gas range.
$250 for all. (863)763-5372


BICYCLE, 3 Wheel w/Big Seat.
Good condition. $65.
(863)467-4567
BOYS BIKES (2) 20", NEXT,
like new, asking $70 for both
or will sell separate
(863)697-9117



BASS MASTER MAGAZINES-
10 yr collection. $200
(863)467-0560



HURRICANE SHUTTERS-
metal, various sizes, enough
for 6 windows, $250 or will
sep (863)697-1077
METAL ROOFING SAVE $$$
Buy Direct From Manufactur-
er. 20 colors in stock with all
Accessories. Quick turn
around! Delivery Available
3 5 2) 49 8-0 778
(888)393-0335 Mention
code 24.
Sliding Glass Doors(3): 60x79 w/
frame. 36x79 bronze w/ tint, no
frame. 36x79 almond w/ tint, no
frame. $200 for all. 863-983-7625
STAIN & SEALENT- 5 Gallon
containers, Exc. for wood
fences, decks, New, $75
(863)697-2032
WELL WATER SYSTEM: Com-
plete w/ 300 gal afiator, sof-
tener, and many extras. Like
new. $800. 863-674-0467


BIKE SEAT- New $180 asking
$80 (863)612-1211
HIGH CHAIR- Blue & White
plaid, reclines for feedings,
used, $30 Firm
(561)248-4487
KIDS ITEMS: Power Wheels
ride-on toy, Aqua Wonders
aquarium, Car seat / stroller
combo. $75.863-357-7136
LITTLE TYKES TOYS: Pink &
white beauty salon, table &
chairs. Boys work bench
w/tools. $75,863-983-3740


DRESSES (24): Women's,
large size, $240 for all or will
sell separately. Call
863-763-3982 before noon.


MINK JACKET, Crimson Red,
purchased in '04, worn
twice, have receipt. $2500
(863)763-3302


STAMP COLLECTION- U.S.
Mint, Unused. $900.
(863)635-5387 Frostproof


ELVIS COLLECTION, Many
items, Rare items, items from
Graceland, memorabilia. $350
neg. (863)467-0627
ELVIS PHOTOS (7), Private
collection, of last concert in
Lexington, KY in 1977.
$350/all (863)763-3302
ELVIS RECORD & SOUVENIR
COLLECTION: Approx. 44 yrs.
old. Rare items. $1000 all or
best offer. 863-824-3358



HP COMPUTER, 17" Phillips
monitor & desk. $250
(863)467-8504


AIR MATTRESS- QS, w/Thera-
peutic mattress pad, dual
control, paid $1600 asking
$600 firm (863)467-0007
BUNK BED- Red Metal, Single
Top, Full bottom, w/mat-
tress, like new exc cond.,
$150 neg. (863)634-8795
BUNK BEDS- light wood, no
mattresses, $75
(863)357-1365
CAPTAINS BUNKBED-
W/computer desk, book shelf,
7 drawers, 2 beds, TV hutch
incld. $875. (863)697-6464
CHEST OF DRAWERS, 5
drawers, very good cond.,
antique, $30.
(863)635-0474 Frostproof
COFFEE TABLE, 2-End tables
& Sofa table, chrome &
brass w/glass tops. $250/all.
(863)674-0467.
COFFEE TABLE: Spanish oak,
sliding center door,
16"Hx58"Wx23"D. $45.
863-612-9831
COUCH- Micro Fiber, Beige,
Excellent Cond., only 1 yr
old., $350 or best offer
(863)634-5977
CRIB/YOUTH BED: Solid
wood, dresser attached. $70
or best offer. Call
863-517-1333
DAY BED, with trundle bed,
wrought iron frame, nice.
$200 (863)675-1138
DINING TABLE & CHAIRS,
Round table, 4 chairs. $40
(863)467-2743
DR TABLE W/6 CHAIRS- 2
leaves, exc condition, lite
wood, $50 (863)467-7659
DRESSER, Mahogany, Long
with 3 drawers on each side,
open doors in middle w/2 Ig.
mirrors. $150 (239)324-2115
KITCHEN TABLE- Queen Anne
with 4 chairs, Rectangle,
Brown, 5 x 3 x 2.5, $130 or
best offer (863)467-2366
LOVESEAT- Blue, burgendy
in strip, Exc. Cond. $150 or
best offer (863)634-5977
LOVESEAT FRAME- custom
made cypress. 66" W, 40" D,
$300 (239)340-8503
MIRROR- 3 ft. x 6 ft., $100
(863)467-8177
RECLINER/LOVESEAT, dual,
leather, very pastel creamy
green, $500 or best offer.
(863)357-2233 Okee area.
SOFA: 92", Queen sleeper,
white. $95 (863)612-9831
SOFA BED: Rust & Light
Brown Color, Full size. Light
weilht. Good condition. $50.
(863)467-6984
SOFA: Excellent condition,
taupe. $150 (863)946-3822


SOFA- Like new, Floral & tan,
2 seater, 70"long. Priced
new $449. Asking $150.
(863)635-4690 Frostproof
SOFA SECTIONAL, 3 pc. set
w/Sleeper & Recliner. Light
beige pattern. Excellent con-
dition. $525. (863)357-5754
THOMASVILLE: Long, solid
wood, older but in good con-
dition. $50.863-635-0079
WATERBED FRAME, King size
with king top mattress. $125
LaBelle (863)675-4098
evenings.
WATERBED- Soft sided,
Queen size. Like new! $500
or best offer. (863)634-7864



GOLF CART- '01, E-Z GO 4
passenger. Charger included.
$2000. (863)675-0777
GOLF CLUBS- Complete,
matched set, metal woods,
irons, bag, putter & Callaway
BB #1. $135.863-946-3123


C.V.A. MUZZLE LOADER: 50
caliber, Almost new, synthet-
ic stock, Cap lock, $100 or
best offer. (863)467-2148
DEER RIFLE- Sporterized .303
British, Synthetic stock, Peep
sights, $175.
(863)467-2148
OLD 22 RIFLES (2) & (2)
SHOTGUNS, 1-12 ga w/lever
action & 1-20ga. $700 will
sep (502)931-8101
PISTOL: Walther P22, 5" Bar-
rel w/stabilizer. New, in case.
$375. (863)763-4961
REMINGTON 12 GA- Premier
1187, like new, clean, $650
(863)763-5816
RUGER 77- 22-250 cal, lami-
nated, bull barrel, scope,
case, exc cond., $650 firm
(863)357-5754
TAURUS (2) PT-92-AF, Semi
Auto, 9 mm. & TAURUS .38
Ultra Light Titanium, $600
(863)234-1230
WINC. AUTO 380- Model 100,
a Matin 30-30 carb., & a 22
Auto Pistol, $1050 will sep
(606)219-3890



EXERCISE MACHINE- Ellipti-
cal, rarely used, Paid $500
asking $200,(863)634-2354
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ORIENTAL RUG: Blue & white,
5.5 ft x 9 ft. $200.
863-467-9354 after 7:00 pm
T-FAL COOKWARE- White,
very good condition. $20
(863)467-7659
WINE RACK & WINE: 1957
vintage etc. $100.
863-467-9354 after 7:00 pm


NECKLACE: 18 kt., 20" with
ruby stone, like new, $1100
or best offer. (863)357-2233
Okee. area.


ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR- Like
Jazzy or Hoveround, New
$5000 asking $875 or best
offer (863)675-2596
LIFT CHAIR, Electric,
blue/gray, like new $300
(863)357-4422
OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR-
Healthdyne model BX 5000,
used, $1 25 (863)381-6273
POWER CHAIR- Jazzy 1103
Ultra, asking $1100 or trade
(828)508-0356
WALKING CANE- 4 prong feet,
$25 (863)635-0474


AIRLINES ARE HIRING Train
for high paying Aviation
Maintenance Career. FAA ap-
proved program. Financial
aid if qualified Job place-
ment assistance. CALL Avia-
tion Institute of Maintenance
(888)349-5387.
ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE
from Home. *Medical,
*Business, *Paralegal,
*Computers *Criminal Jus-
tice. Job placement assis-
tance. Computer provided.
Financial Aid if qualified. Call
(866)858-2121 www.onli-
neTidewaterTech.com.
BIKE CARRIER, Fits Reese
Hitch, carries 2 bikes, heavy
duty. $75 (863)763-7161
DIVORCE$275-$350*COVERS
children, etc. Only one sig-
nature required! *Excludes
govt. fees! Call weekdays
(800)462-2000, ext.600.
(8am-6pm) Alta Divorce,
LLC. Established 1977.
SCOOTER- Victory, 3 wheel,
made by Pride Mobility
w/manual, $500 or best of-
fer, (863)381-6273
SHELVES (7), Heavy duty,
4'x4'x8', 5 levels, $250/all or
will separate (863)763-5062
TANNING BOOTH stand up,
by The Tanning Hut, w/28
bulbs, asking $600.
(863)634-9119
WANTED: 10 HOMES To
Show Off Our New Lifetime
Exterior Paint. Call Now to
see if your home qualifies.
(800)961-8547.
(Lic.#CBC010111
WATER SOFTENER- Kinetico,
carbon tank system, no
power needed, $600
(863)634-3445
WOLFF TANNING BEDS Buy
Direct and Save! Full Body
units from $22 a month!
FREE Color Catalog CALL
TODAY! (800)842-1305
www.np.etstan.com.
Looldng for a place to
hang your hat? Look no
further than the classi-
fieds.



ENGLEHARDT BASS, Upright.
Reduced!! $1000
(863)635-5826
FENDER JAZZ BASS GUITAR,
Marcus Miller, all natural,
switchable active / passive, per-
fect cond. $575. (863)357-7406
GUITAR- JOHNSON Acoustic,
Black, excellent tone, seldom
used, like new, soft case,
$95 (863)634-9316
SNARE DRUM, Used, with
stand. $50 (863)675-4098
LaBelle, evenings
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BAY GELDING: 17 months old,
med size, good tempera-
ment. $750,863-946-0912
BOSTON TERRIER PUP-
lmniale, ready for god home
eb 1st, 1st shots & vet cert.
$300 (863)697-2936
BULL DOG PUPS- 10wks old,
mom on premises, all shots,
health cert., Must see! $300
(863)634-6910
CHIHUAHUA / DACHSUND 9
wks. old. Male, Brown &
White, Very lovable. Pd $350.
Asking $250 (443)262-2740
YORKIES (2) (863)467-4337
YORKIES- males & females,
baby doll faces,
(863)983-1970 or
(305)216-7006
YORKIPOO PUPPY, CKC reg.
Adorable bundle of personality,
shots & vet checked. $700
(863)357-0037 Okeechobee



WATER SOFTENER- $450 or
best offer (863)763-2347


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Selling the surplus machinery for several
large sugar cane growers along with
other area farmers and contractors

Saturday February 3, 2007 9:00 a.m.
26400 State Road 880
15 miles east of Belle Glade, FL
(Next to Old Atlantic Sugar Mill)
(20 Miles W of West Palm Beach, FL)
Sale Site Telephone 561-992-2302
CONSIGNMENT'S WELCOMEl
Call now to be included in advertising campaign!
Don't Miss this opportunity to turn your
surplus into SOLD!!


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Homesites Wanted Early Bird
Special! Save Now Supply
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best pmdrods


SEWING MACHINE: Rotary,
Electric. In beautiful wooden
cabinet. Asking $65.
(863)467-4567


LP HEATER- Coleman, elec-
tronic, for camping or out-
doors, Uses bottled gas, new
cond $20 (863)675-2596



SPEAKERS & AMP, (2) 12" in
box, Bostwick, 2000w amp.
$200 (863)655-3436


AKAI, 52" HD TV, $500
(863)634-8290
TELEVISION- 20", Philips
Magnavox, with remote,
$100 or best offer
(863)824-0981
os I0

TABLE SAW, Craftsman,
Heavy Duty, 10", 3hp. Used
once. $300 (863)634-7706
after 4pm
WELDER, Lincoln, 225 amp.,
AC, 230 v. $100.
(863)801-3233


BARBIE BIG WHEELS- (2) and
1 girls riding toy, needs bat-
tery. $55 for all, will separ-
ate. (863)763-3982
JIGSAW PUZZLES: 32. $16
for all. will sep.
(863)465-9470 Lake Placid



HOOVER UPRIGHT VACUUM-
with tools on board, $15
(863)467-8681
ORECK: Upright, w/ handheld
for furniture or blinds, almost
new. $400 for both.
863-467-2456


MOUNTED FISH & WILDLIFE
older sports things, wooden
statues,& anything interest-
ing, etc (863)946-3123
Find it faster. Sel it soon-
er in the classified


Agriculture

E. SS*
Christmas Trees 745
Farm Equipment 805
Farm Feed/Products 810
Farm Miscellaneous 815
Farm Produce 820
Finni 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




BOX BLADES (2), Good condi-
tion. $500 for both or will
separate. (863)763-3253 or
(561)722-6572



BALES OF HAY, 100 bales,
$400 for all or will sell separ-
ate. (863)763-1370


APPALOOSA/THOROUGH-
BRED- Gelding,. 22 mo. old.
Halter broke. Very friendly.
$700. Neg. (863)673-4881
BLACK BASK ARABIAN
COLTS(2) can be registered,
$1000 for both or will sell
sep. (239)841-0922
BUCKSKIN-PAINT, 3.5 years
old mare. 16 hands. Very
sweet. Rides good. Incld all
tack. $2500. (863)357-6642
NARE- 17 yrs old, looks and
rides good, $1500
(239)340-8502
QH GELDING, Good for kids,
easy keeper. $750
(863)763-3253 leave msg.
or (561)718-1212
STOCK TRAILER- Bumper Pull
Angle Iron with cattle door,
$900 (863)357-1365



BUSH HOG- King Cutter, 4ft,
used 4 hours, like new,
w/PTO shaft, $450
(401)862-7675
IRRIGATION PUMP- Goulds, 1
HP, Comes with pressure
tank and gav. fittings, ready
to go $125 (863)697-2032
RIDING MOWER, John Deere,
54" cut, G110 auto., $2000
or best offer. (863)634-8290
SNAPPER RIDING MOWER-
2004. 10hp,30" cut, $600
(863)357-0999


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


Comri Pr
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Thursday, January 25
The Medical Mall, 4131 Sun 'N Lake Blvd, Sebring
10 AM: PROFESSIONAL BUILDINGS:
Two-story building w/15,793* total s.f.
9 possible office spaces, offered in 6 units
Conveniently located on the Hwy 27 corridor
Preview: 1-SPM,Thursday, January 18


AKA Stuff-4t Storage, 5680 Schumacher Rd, Sebring
2 PM: 178 UNIT MINI WAREHOUSE:
Presently AKA Stuff-It Storage 100% occupied
25 vehicle/RV spaces 100% rented
174' frontage on Schumacher Rd.
Preview: 1-SPM,Thursday,January 18
Path mmn 6W- Lidm 11f-f-nmdEmfjjdim W.v- 61farImcthakfimrt


OLD HABITS FAMOUS
RESTAURANT& BAR
SPACE FOR RENT
About 3,000 Sq. Ft.
4865 SE 441 Hwy.
Okeechobee
Building still needs to be
renovated by owner.
Available in April2007.
Restaurant has 10 year
Goodwill. The person who
operates restaurant
will make a fortune.
Call (954)682-5933.
Flexible on rent.



NEAR OKEE., Share 3/1 CBS
house in country. 12mi W. of
Okee. $400. mo. + 1mo. sec.
(863)634-8671 Lv. msg & #

Real Estate



Business Places -
Sale 1005
Commercial
Property Sale 1010
Condos/
Townhouses Sala1015
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
Real Estate Wanted 11065
Resort Property -
Sale 1070
Warehouse Space 1075
Waterfront Property 1080




$0 DOWN HOMES Gov't &
Bank Foreclosures! Low or
no down! No credit OK! Call
Now! (800)749-2905.
BANK FORECLOSURES!
Homes from $10,000! 1-3
bedroom available! Repos,
REO's, HUD, FHA, etc. These
homes must sell! Listings
call (800)425-1620 ext
4237.


ON TAYLOR CREEK 2 Houses
.64 acre, boat dock, buy
one or both, 772-418-0018 or
(256)577-6877
PALM HARBOR Factory Liqui-
dation Sale. 2006 Models
Must Go! Modular, Mobile &
Stilt Homes. 0% DOWN
When You Own Your Own
Land!! Call for FREE Color
Brochure. (800)622-2832.


FL LAND BARGAIN! 67 ACRES
Only $10,000/AC Beautiful
oaks, great pastures, seclud-
ed setting. Trophy hunting!
Close to state park & easy
access St. Mary's River. 30
mins Jacksonville, FL. Call
Now (800)898-4409 x1106.



270* UNOBSTRUCTED, 40
MILE MTN VIEWS, STATE
ROAD FRONTAGE 8 AC
$114,800. Build your dream
cabin with direct 40 miles
mtn views all around you.
Private ownership to direct
National Forest access &
stocked trout stream. Ready
to build. Call now
(877)777-4837.
BEAUTIFUL N. CAROLINA.
WINTER SEASON IS HERE!
MUST SEE BEAUTIFUL
PEACEFUL WESTERN NC
MOUNTAINS Homes, Cab-
ins, Acreage & INVEST-
MENTS. Cherokee Mountain
GMAC Real Estate... chero-
keemountainrealty.com Call
for free brochure
(800)841-5868.
Lake Access Bargain 1 +
Acres, $34,900 with FREE
Boat Slips! RARE opportunity
to own land on spectacular
160,000 acre recreational
lake! Mature oak & hickory,
park- like setting with lake
access. Paved rd, under-
ground utilities. Excellent fi-
nancing. Prime waterfronts
available. Call now
(800)704-3154, X916.
NC MOUNTAIN VIEW LOTS
Top Views start at $50,000.
Amenities include Club, Pool,
Equestrian Facilities, Hiking
Trails and Hi-Speed Internet
One half to 3.5 acre sites.
www.highlandsmountain-
properties.com CALL
(888)625-8950 Today!


LARGE POND, INCREDIBLE
MTN VIEWS, 1200' OF MTN
STREAM, 17 AC $239,900.
Possibly the greatest mtn
views anywhere Build over-
looking your very own pri-
vate pond. All useable- easy
access. Only 1 with pond.
Call owner directly now
(877)777-4837.
NEW PRICES 10+ AC-
$299,0001 UPSCALE Eques-
trian Gated Community! 200
Year old Oaks. Established
lush pastures. Paved private
rds, u/g utilities. 2 miles
from HITS! Exc financing!
Call (868)352-2249 X 1156.
NO STATE INCOME TAX! Low
property taxes, Four Sea-
sons, Southern Hospitality,
Tennessee Lakefronts start-
ing under $100,000 Views
Properties from $25,000
Lakeside Realty
(888)291-5253 www.lake-
siderealty-tn.com (1248).
North Carolina Cool Mountain
Air, Views & Streams,
Homes, Cabins & Acreage.
FREE BROCHURE
800)642-5333. Realty Of
Murphy 317 Peachtree St.
Murphy, N.C. 28906.
www.realtyofmurphy.com.
South Central Florida. Owner
Says Sell!! 5 Acres-
$99,000. 50% Below Recent
Certified Appraisal. Unbe-
lievable opportunity to own 5
acres of meadows & woods
in excellent location. 50%
OFF recent appraisal!! Great
financing. Call now
(866)352-2249, x 1097.
SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE DI-
RECTLY ADJOINING
700,000 ACRE NATIONAL
FOREST, 16+ AC $143,500.
Unlimited hunting, hiking,
camping and trophy trout
fishing al in your back yard.
New Release! Hurry, only
onel (877)777-4837.
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS Large
5 acre tracts along very wide
trout stream with private ele-
vated homesites, secluded,
great view, trees, nearby riv-
er, $59,500 owner
(866)789-8535.
WATERFRONT BARGAINS 1
TO 7 acre waterfronts in Ala-
bama from $49,900- Boat to
Gulf of Mexico! Beautifully
wooded, panoramic water
views, trophy fishing/ hunt-
ing. Next to state parks.
County road frontage,
utilities, county water. Excel-
lent financing. Must see. Call
now (800)564-5092 X 527.
WYOMING RANCH DISPER-
SAL 35 acres $59,900; 75
acres $108,900; Snow-
capped mountain views. Sur-
rounded by gov't land. Abun-
dant wildlife. Recreational
paradise. Low taxes. EZ
terms. Call Utah Ranches,
LLC. (888)541-5263.














ALUM LOWE: 14' w/ trailer.
New tires & wheel bearings,
15hp, merc, MK troll mtr.
$2000 firm. 863-224-5017
Aluminum V Boat, 12' x 52",
$300. (863)675-1132 Orto-
na


BASS BOAT '88: 16' Lowe,
40hp Johnson, with galva-
nized trailer. $2500. or best
offer. (863)763-3660
BASS BOAT '89, Motor & trail-
er. $3000 (302)697-2424
BAYLINER, 20 Ft., Cuddy
Cabin w/Traller, Depth Finder
& Bimni Top. Runs, but needs
work. $2400. (863)801-3233
BAYLINER CAPRI '86 w/85
Force motor, 16'6". Good
shape. $1500. or best offer.
(863)634-2582
BOAT TRAILER TIRES (2) 12",
4.80, with rims, hardly used,
$60 (863)763-8518
EVINRUDE ENGINE- Outboard,
35 HP, god runner, all con-
trols, extra prop, $500 or
best offer (937)215-0307
FIBERGLASS SEA KAYAKS
(4): Brand new, below dealer
cost. Must sell. Avg $1000.
Will separate. 863-357-7406
GAMBLER OUTLAW- '98,
19ft., 150 HP, Trailer, GPS &
Etc. Excellent Condition,
$10,000 (863)357-8702
HYDRA-SPORT '98 1800/CC-
Johnson 115 hp, Bimlni Top,
New Electronic's, Tandem
trailer w/spare $7900 or best
offer (863)610-1674
JON BOAT- 14', flat bottom,
trl, 20hp Johnson, trolling
motor, $1000 or best offer
(863)673-5659
OUTBOARD ENGINE, 25hp
Mariner, $600
(863)655-3436
PONTOON BOAT- 20ft, 90HP
Merc, new deck & seat cov-
ers, bimini top, w/trir, $2500
Neg (614)452-1600 LaBelle
PONTOON BOAT, 24', 60hp
Evinrude, $1900. or best of-
fer. (863)763-9998
PONTOON BOAT TRAILER-
27ft, dual axles, $925
(863)824-6720
PROP- Stainless, like new,
13%' by 17 pitch, 13 spline
for evinrude, $250
(937)215-0307
ROW BOAT: 14 Ft., 2 hp, Su-
zuki 0/B Motor & 21 Ft galva-
nized trailer. $800 for all.
(863)675-8559
SAILBOAT- 22.8', Sails w/
swing kill. 4 sails Includespor-
ta potty & sunshade. $1400.
or best offer. (863)467-7336
STARCRAFT w/'85 Chrysler
motor. $600. or best offer.
(863)634-2582


ALLEGRO 32BA '03- work
horse, 20K, 2 slides, no
smoking/pets, exc cond.
$55,000 neg (317)431-9567
CARRIAGE '93 FIFTH WHEEL,
great cond., & layout, must
move quick, $3950
(561)252-8115
COACH 1987, 34 Ft, & Florida
rm, RV 172 Hickory Ct. in
Whisper Creek. Must be move
after March. $2000. will sell
separate. (330)807-1425
HOLIDAY RAMBLER, 29',
8'x24' FL room in Grandma's
Grove RV Park, 55+ comm.
$5,900. (863)674-0360
SLIDE-IN TRUCK CAMPER,
2002, loaded, $9500 new,
asking $5500 (863)763-1728
or (863)599-1534
WHISPER CREEK
COACHMAN '04- 38' TT, w/12'
power slide, 20x10 carpeted
la room, 6x8 shed w/W/D,
Magic Chef refrig w/top
freezer, & 3 burner w/oven
$25,000 (863)675-6817


MONTANA '01, 28 ft., 3 slides,
all new 16" tires In 4/06,
w/many accessories. Call for
details. (863)946-2242
NOMAD TRAVEL TRAILER '97
Model # 3375 Deluxe. 34 Ft.,
2 Slide Outs. Very good cond.
$11,500. (863)634-1130


KAWASAKI 440:. Not bad.
$770 or will trade for motor
scooter. 863-675-3401
KAWASAKI CONCOURS '01:
New tires, like new, priced to
sell. $3250 or best offer.
863-763-5500 or 479-619-5121
MOTORCYCLE RAMPS- pair
of steel folding ramps. Ask-
ing $100 (561)262-1390
YAMAHA 750 Special 1979,
Dry Shaft, Runs great. $600
Lost title. (863)467-2609 af-
ter3pm



FORD EXPLORER 1992: Re-
built engine, all new parts,
12K ml, runs greatly $2450.
863-983-7625
GO CART, Large, runs & looks
good. New $1200, asking
600 (863)467-8849
GO CART- Murray, 2 seats,
runs, $300 (863)634-7706


HOLIDAY RAMBLER '73- 28',
new CA/Heat, new tires,
stove, water htr, $2300
(863)447-2130
SUMMER BREEZE PARK, '87
35 ft. trailer w/ 25ft. florida
room, furnished, shed.

$8500 neg. (863)697-3659
TRAVEL TRAILER 1999: 21ft,
excellent condition, garage
kept. $7200. 239-633-2159
Automobiles





Automobiles 4005
Autos Wanted 4010
Clahss Cars 4015
Commercial Trucks 4020
Construction
Equipment 4025
Frgn Car s 4038
Four Wheel Drive 4035
Heavy Duty Trucks 4040
Parts Repairs 4045
Pickup Trucks 4050
Sport Utility 4055
tractor Trailers 4060
Utility Trailers 4065
Vane 4070



$500 POLICE IMPOUNDS Cars
from $500! Tax Repos, US
Marshall and IRS sales!
Cars, Trucks, SUV's, Toyo-
ta's, Honda's, Chevy's &
more! For Listings Call
(800)425-1730 x2384. C,
CADILLAC DEVILLE '90, Runs,
needs radiator & battery.
$800 or best offer.
(863)763-4333
CHRYSLER EAGLE- '93, Ap-
prox. 50K mi. Good condi-
tion. Runs well. $1100.
(863)675-4976
EAGLE TALON 2 dr Coupe, 4
cyl, Green & black, CD
player. 19" custom wheels.
$2500. (863)763-3551
FIREBIRD '87, T-tops, runs,
needs paint, body in good
shape. $1100
(863)946-1138
FORD TAURUS 1998: Great
condition inside & out, load-
ed. $2400. 863-234-3470


FIREBIRD FORMULA- '2000,
Leather, T-Top, Runs great.
Good condition. $9500.
(863)467-8797
FORD ESCORT 1996: $800. or
best offer. (863)763-0039
FORD TEMPO 1992, Runs
good. Dependable. $250. or
best offer. (863)983-4694
Honda Accord, '89, 2 dr.,
manual trans, runs good,
new battery, $900 neg.
(786)351-1399
HONDA ACCORD LX '05- 4dr,
PL, PW, front air bags, CD,
looks new, 23k, garage kept
$17,500 (239)503-5731
KIA SOPHIA- '98, 90 K, green,
$1499 (863)467-5067
PONTIAC FIREBIRD- '89, Au-
to., Exc. cond. $1500. or
best offer. 863-763-5679 or
772-359-2545
SATURN 1995: Manual, needs
little work. $700 or best of-
fer. 863-655-0125 or
863-634-0016
TRANS AM '81, Turbo, 455
auto., not running, solid
body, needs paint, w/parts.
$5000 (863)673-2197



JEEP CJ7- Around the year of
'1960. Runs good. $700.
(863)697-3997


AUTOFORMER FUSE: 30 amp,
voltage booster & surge pro-
tection. $275.
863-610-1120
CHEVY CAPRICE '86- selling
for parts, have title, $500
(561)209-3875
CHEVY TRANSMISSION-
Granny, 4 speed, flywheel,
clutch & bell housing, $450
(863)697-3895
DODGE TAILGATE: 94 97,
full size, good cond, no dents
or rust. Junkyard price $300.
Asking $175.863-610-1120
FORD F600 DUMP TRUCK
1977: Good for parts, has ti-
tle. $400.863-763-1370
JEEP, Complete convertible
top, heater, frame & side win-
dows, tan, very good cond.
$300 (772)812-3300
MOTOR: DODGE 318, 1984
w/Headers & Transmission.
Came out of a '74 Road Run-
ner. $350 (863)763-6524
PICKUP FIBERGLASS LID, Fits
Chevy S10, 6 Ft. $500 or
best offer. (561)848-4022
RIMS & TIRES- with spinners
(4), 20", fits 6 lug chevy,
less than 2k on tires. $2000
(863)634-7210
RIMS- 22", Helo Hawk, 1/5 yrs
old. Good low profile tires,
$1000. or best offer.
(863)763-2230
RIMS- (4) Memphis PR 12's in
custom ported box, $500 or
best offer, (863)634-6476
RUBBER MAT, For Dodge
pickup, 6ft. bed. $50
(863)763-5062
TIRES & RIMS- 20 Vimo, 5
lug, 33 12 50 20 Nitto Mud
Gra pplers, $900 or best offer
(863)673-2857


BED EXTENDER- fits Ford
F150 pickup. $150 or best
offer (561)262-1390
CHEVROLET 1/2 TON 1985:
350 motor, good tires. Good
work truck. $1000 or best
offer. 863-634-7154


DODGE 2500 QUAD CAB '03,
Long bed, SLT, loaded, c/c,
am/fm/cd, running boards, tow
pkg, Diesel, (863)946-2242
DODGE DAKOTA '06: 4WD,
Laramie, silver, loaded.
"Ready to tow" behind a mo-
tor home. Blue ox hitch
adaptor, M&G air brake sys-
tem, awesome telescoping
tailgate ramp for easy load-
ing of motorcycle, air bag
leveling. 6500 mi, over $35k
invested. Must sell. $27,500
negotiable. 239-898-6396
DODGE RAM '05, 1500 SLT
Quad Cab, all power, cd
player, 25k, asking $19,500
(863)634-9810
DODGE RAM 1500 1994: 3/4
ton, good engine but bad
transmission. $450 or best
offer, 863-610-1964
DODGE RAM '96: 1500 mag,
* AC, pwr steering & brakes,
auto overdrive, tow pkg, good
cond. $3250. 863-674-0467
FORD F150 '04, Super Cab,
5.4 Triton, anti-slip rear.
Towing machine. Loaded,
white, w/aluminum cap, exc.
cond. 27,400 miles.
$17,500 (863)357-7406
FORD F150- 77, 4 x 4, 351
Modified w/auto trans.,
$1200 or best offer
(863)632-9166
FORD F350 DUALLY '90, 460
engine, Gas, runs good.
$1500. See at: 6420 Hwy. 98
N. Okee 863-697-2434
GMC SONOMA '99, Ext. cab,
runs reft cold a/c, new
tires. 411010 or best offer.
(772)465-9070
PU BED HARD-TOP- for 98
Dodge pickup, bright blue,
$300 or best of-
fer(863)634-691b0


CHEVY SUBURBAN 1998:
$2000 or best offer. Call
863-673-4677


TRAILER, 7x16, split gate,
$1200 (561)261-1336


CHEVY VAN 1991: Full size.
$700 or best offer. Call
863-673-4677
DODGE 3500 '98, 15 passen-
ger, auto., V8, cold a/c, stereo,
"People Hauler". Runs great.
$4900 neg. (561)452-2645
MERCURY VILLAGE- '96,
Great shape, White, New tires,
Ready to go. $2500,
(863)228-2123
TOYOTA PREVIA VAN 1991:
Good running condition.
$1000. If interested, call
863-467-0644


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HBS unveils Spring Art exhibit Community Briefs


Historic Bok Sanctuary will
unveil an exhibit featuring two
well-known artists Feb. 3. Visi-
tors can view the exhibit
through March 29 in the Sanctu-
ary's Education and Visitor Cen-
ter daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
"John Moran's Florida: One
State, Many Worlds" showcases
award-winning Gainesville pho-
tographer John Moran whose
photography captures natural
Florida as it may have appeared
to Ponce de Leon and early
explorers. Moran's photographs
are hung in private and public
collections and have appeared in
numerous books and magazines,
including "National Geographic,"
"Life," "Time," "Newsweek,"
"Smithsonian," "The New York
Times Magazine" and the
"National Audubon Society Field
Guide to Florida." His book,
"Journal of Lighit," a 20-year col-


election of Florida photos and
essays published in 2004, is avail-
able for purchase in the Tower &
Garden Gift Shop.
Sharing the exhibit is Talla-
hassee ceramic artist and potter
Robin Rodgers with "Natural
Instincts: The Art of Potter Robin
Rodgers." Noted for researching
ancient techniques and process-
es of pottery making, Rodgers
.created replicas of 17th century
Spanish and Aboriginal pottery
for San Luis Archaeological site
in Tallahassee. His pottery is rep-
resented in art galleries as well
as in private, corporate and
museum collections in the Unit-
ed States and abroad, and will
appear this fall in a new book
entitled "500 Animals in Clay:
Contemporary Expressions of
the Animal Form."
Most art on display is for sale
and additional art prints and other


merchandise may be available at
the Tower & Garden Gift Shop.
Call Pirjo Restina at 863.734.1221
or visit www.boksanctuary.org
for more information.
About Historic Bok Sanctuary:
Historic Bok Sanctuary, a
National Historic Landmark, is
located 55 miles southwest of
Orlando and 60 miles east of
Tampa near Lake Wales, Florida,
and is open every day of the year
from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., last admis-
sion at 5 p.m. The award-win-
ning Education and Visitor Cen-
ter, Caf6 and Gift Shop are open
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $10
for adults and $3 for ages 5-12.
Members and children under 5
are admitted free. For more
information contact Historic Bok
Sanctuary, 1151 Tower Boule-
vard, Lake Wales, Fla. 33853;
863.676.1408 or visit www.bok-
sanctuary.org


Sanctuary announces art workshops


LAKE WALES, Fla. Historic
Bok Sanctuary will offer a series
of art workshops as well as
luncheon programs on art, archi-
tecture and culture beginning
Jan. 25. The classes and pro-
grams have limited enrollment.
Haines City artist Alice Behrle
will teach watercolor classes
Thursday Jan. 25 through April
12. A former instructor of paint-
ing and art history for North Car-
olina State ULii ., ii .at the
James Sprunt institute, Behrle
has won awards in national
shows and ,; iih -. Beginner to
intermediate classes will be held
from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. with
intermediate to advanced class-
es frorn 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Eachl 12-week session is limited
to 10 participants and the cost is
$192 or $156 fori ieil.bers.


An "Introduction to Digital
Photography" by David Woods
will be held Jan. 27 from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Woods teaches photog-
raphy at Polk Community College
and is a free-lance photographer.
Space is limited to 20 and the cost
is $68 or $60 for members.
Behrle also will teach "Col-
lage: Creative Expansions" Feb.
3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Collage
is a creative way to "recycle"
your artwork in any 2-D medi-
um. The workshop is limited
and the cost is $55 or $44 for
members.
"Illustrating Plants in Water-
color Pencil" is a being offered
for the first time at the Sanctuary
on March 10 from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. and March 11 from 1 p.m.
to 3 p.m. A freelance illustrator
specializing in botanical art,


Winter Park artist Redenta Sopra-
no will teach the two-day work-
shop. Limited to 16, each class
fee is $115 or $99 for members.
The art, architecture and cul-
ture series of three luncheons to
be held Jan. 30, February 20 and
March 20 feature Lake Wales
artist and art historian Ann Nor-
ton. She will provide introducto-
ry talks followed by audiovisual
presentations that were inspired
by the Sanctuary's recent trip to
Russia and the upcoming expe-
dition to Lima, Cuzco and
Machu Picchu in Peru. Programs
include lunch and are limited to
40 and the cost is $17 or $10 for
members.
Call the Garden Campus
office at 863.734.1221 for reser-
vations or visit www.boksanctu-
ary.org for more information.


Library hosts
Annual Art Show
Latt Maxcy Memorial Library
hosts their Annual Art Show will
be held Feb. 22. Artists are
allowed to enter two 2-dimen-
sional works. Deadline for
entries is set for Jan. 31. Artwork
will be hung on Feb. 1 no late
entries will be accepted.
Ribbons and monetary prizes
will be awarded for first through
third places. Honorable mention
ribbons will also be given. In
conjunction with the arts recep-
tion being held on Feb. 22 we
will also be hosting an Open
House for the library. This will
take place from 6 to 7 p.m. in the
lobby of the library. This Open


House and reception is open to
the public. Please stop by and
see what our library has to offer.
Also after our Arts Reception the
Friends of the Library will be
drawing the winning raffle ticket
for the Tom Freeman painting
"Morning Aglow." This painting
is available for viewing now at
the library and tickets are $1
each or 6 for $5.

Class of 1987
plans reunion
The Class of 1987 is planning
their 20 year class reunion.
Please contact Lynn Robarts at
863-559-2541 with your address
and contact information. If you
have an address for a former
classmate that may live out of


town please forward it as well.
Would like to contact everybody
and have a great class reunion.

Citizens Bank
extends hours
Citizens Bank and Trust
announces new extended bank-
ing hours beginning at bank
locations in Auburndale,
Dundee, Frostproof, Haines City,
Lake Wales and Winter Haven.
The bank's new lobby hours
are Monday Thursday 8:30
a.m. until 4 p.m., and Friday 8:30
a.m. until 6 p.m. Drive-thru serv-
ices will now be available Mon-
day Thursday 8 a.m. until 5:30
p.m., Friday 8 a.m. until 6 p.m.,
and Saturday 8:30 a.m. until 12
noon.


PCC enrollment increases six percent


Polk Community College's
spring registration ended last
Thursday and enrollment is up
6.3 percent from last year. PCC's
total credit enrollment (after
Late Registration) is 6,816. Last
year at this time enrollment was
6,411. That's a six percent
increase.
President Eileen Holden was
very pleased with this news.
"Although enrollment trends are
difficult to predict, I believe that
the increase we are experienc-
ing this term is due in part to the
efforts of our dedicated Student
Services staff as well as our
enhanced marketing efforts,"



she said.
"We made personal calls to
students, sent postcards, adver-
tised in local media, offered
weekend and online assistance,
and utilized other recruitment
and retention efforts to get our
message out about the impor-
tance of education. Our academ-
ic affairs deans responded to stu-
dent needs with increased
course offerings and convenient
times and days. It was a collabo-
rative effort by all PCC employ-
ees that we will continue to do."
Polk Community College stu-
dents pay the lowest per credit
hour cost of any college in the


county and they receive an
excellent education. Classes are
much smaller than in universi-
ties and PCC's faculty and staff
are dedicated to student sue-
cess.
There are two tracks PCC sit-
dents take:
Associate in Arts degree
(AA) which transfers to a four-
year university working on a
bachelor's degree.
Associate in Science degree
(AS)- Students learn the skills
necessary for immediate
employment in a high wage
career in technology or health
care fields.


SFCC recognizes three Frostproof students


South Florida Community
College recognizes those stu-
dents who have pursued and
achieved academic excellence
during their course of study at
the College.


Students are named to the Pres-
ident's List for receiving a semester
grade point average between 3.8
and 4.0. Frostproof student Sarah
A. Futral was named to the fall
2006 President's List.


Students are named to the
Dean's List for receiving a grade
point average between 3.5 and
3.79. Frostproof students named to
the spring 2006 Dean's List were
Brian A. Deal and Angela D. Fann.


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