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Thursday, February 22, 2007- Vol. 92 No. 36 Frostproof's Hometown Newspaper for More Than 85 Years 50 cents

At a Glance.

Free tax aide
at library
The AARP/TCE tax aide is
available at the Latt Maxcy
Memorial Library on Monday
and Thursday mornings from
9 a.m. until Noon 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 and
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 arid 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.
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-dimensional works.
Deadline for entries is set for
Jan. 31.
Ribbons and monetary
prizes will be -awarded for
first through third places.
Honorable mention ribbons
will also be given. In con-
junction with the arts recep-
tion on Feb. 22, the library
will also host an Open House
from 6 to 7 p.m. in the lobby
of the library. The Open
House and reception are
open to the public. Please
stop by and see what our
library has to offer. Also the
Arts Reception the Friends of
the Library will draw the
winning raffle ticket for the
Tom Freeman painting
"Morning Aglow." This paint-
ing is available for viewing
now at the library and tickets
are $ 1 each or 6 for $5.
Exotic pet
amnesty day
The Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation Com-
mission (FWC) approved
new rules dealing with non-
native species of animals on
Feb. 7. Since then, several
agency offices have been
inundated with calls seeking
information on where peo-
ple may take pets they no
longer want. The only sched-
uled, organized Pet Amnesty
Day will be from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. March 24 at Crest Lake
Park, 1556 Gulf to Bay Blvd.,
Clearwater. More informa-
tion is available at
MyFWC.com/nonnatives/am
nestyDay.html. Also, some
rescuers, pet stores, breed-
ers, veterinarian offices or
animal control facilities may
offer alternative solutions to
unwanted, nonnative pets.
Hancock County
Snowbird Lunch
The annual Hancock
County Snowbird Lunch will
be held Tuesday, Feb. 27
starting at 11 a.m. at
Homer's Restaurant in
Sebring. Reservations are.not
required. The group will
meet in the large dining
room.
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Senior Games start Saturday

The spirit lives on in the Polk
Senior Games, scheduled to
begin Saturday, Feb. 24, at loca-
tions throughout Polk County.
The games o provide an
annual two-week series of ath-
letic and recreational competi-
tive events for men and women
50 years and older.
The games include Olympic-
style competition for men and
women age 50 and over. Most
events are grouped by gender in
five-year age increments. Gold, sil-
ver, and bronze medals are pre-

sented in each event and age divi-
sion. Polk County residency is not
required. Sports include Bad-
minton, Basketball Shooting, Bas-
ketball 3 on 3, Billiards, Bocce,
Bowling, Bridge, Checkers, Crib-
bage, Ballroom and Social Danc-
ing, Square Dancing, Darts,
Euchre, Field Events, Fishing, Golf
18-Hole and Putt & Chip, Horse-
shoes, Lawn Bowling, Pepper,
Pickleball, Punt Pass Kick, Rac-
quetball, Road Race 5K, Scrabble,
Senior Smarts, Skeet and Trap
Shooting, Shuffleboard, Softball,

Swimming, Table Tennis, Talent
Show, Tennis, Track, and Walking.
The Games begin with an
Opening Ceremony before the
Track Meet at Lake Region High
School on Saturday, Feb. 24 at 9
a.m. "Banana" George Blair will
make an encore appearance. At
the first Opening in 1992, Blair
brought in the torch on skis at
Cypress Gardens. This year, he
will be Honorary Grand Marshall
and give out bananas. Nearly 50
competitors and volunteers who
have been involved with the

At the races: Cub Scouts hosts Pinewood Derby

Games all 15 year will be present-
ed with a medallion.
At the end of the Games com-
petitors, volunteers, their family
and friends will be treated to the
annual Closing Celebration on
Sunday, March 11 at The Lake-
land Center. The Celebration is
the only time during the Games
where participants from all
sports gather together to social-
ize and swap tales of their
achievements. The Celebration
will feature a Parade of the 15
Year competitors and volunteers

lead by the Thunderbolt Cheer-
leaders and entertainment from
the Talent Show entrants as well
as a mini-health fair, goody bags,
souvenirs, door prizes and the
presentations of special awards.
The health fair begins at 1 p.m.
and the ceremony begins at 2
p.m. It is open to the public and
admission and parking are free.
Sponsors include Gold and
Founding Sponsor, Publix Super
See Games Page 2

Athletic

Boosters Gala

a success

The Frostproof Bulldog
Boosters would like to express
their appreciation for the suc-
cess of the Hall of Fame Ban-
quet held Jan. 27, 2007 at the
Lake Wales Country Club.
Bob Ford, FHS Alumni and
former assistant football
coach, gave special com-
ments and introduced our first
four inductees: Faris Brannen,
Jim Boyd, George Jackson and
Gary Garrett. Coach Faris
Brannen was the honored
guest speaker for the evening.
Brad Metheny, present head
football coach, assisted as
master of ceremonies.
The boosters have so many
people and businesses to
thank for the donations of auc-
tion and raffle prizes as well as

QUmintnea photos
The Cub Scouts Pack 169 of Frostproof held their annual Pinewood Derby race Satur-
day, February 10 at the Frostproof City Park. It was a nice sunny day and the boys had
a blast. Patrick Bradley won first place. Zachery Black won second and Christian Tuck-
er won third place. The race was close and the cars looked great. Riley Glaussier
received a plaque for "Best Overall," Trevor Brooker earned a trophy for "Best Paint
Job", Stephen Brown was awarded "Best Design" and Dugan Rust took home a trophy
for "Most Original Design." Afterward, they all enjoyed ice cream sundaes.

Cub Scouts made and decorated their own cars for the annual Pinewood Derby.

the people who were gracious
enough to purchase them.
They cannot name all but
would like to give a special
thanks for Jimmy and Beverly
Scarborough of Badcocks for
donating the 52" Big Screen
TV which was our main auc-
tion item of the night. Thank
you to Jade and Joe Gill who
purchased the TV for their
new home.
At the Boosters meeting,
club members voted to either
purchase or help with the pur-
chase of uniforms for boys
and girls tennis, baseball, soft-
ball uniforms, equipment and
tournament expenses and
See Gala-Page 2

Care Center

helps local

community

The Frostproof Care Center
continued to serve those in
the Frostproof area with a vari-
ety of services in 2006. Ralph
Waters, executive director of
the Care Center, emphasizes,
"This is your Care Center. We
are here to serve everyone in
the community."
Beginning in June, the Care
Center held its annual Sum-
mer Program for children ages
five through twelve. The pro-
gram, which is held Monday
through Friday for eight

weeks, provides a wholesome
lunch, various activities and
field trips. Last year, field trips
were taken to Vero Beach,

Wonder Works, and Ripley's
Believe It Or Not, Cypress Gar-
dens, Kennedy Space Center
and Medieval Times.
In the fall, the staff always
looks forward to seeing our
winter Volunteers and winter
residents who are customers
at the Thrift Store. Because of
See Center Page 2

Chorus performs

at Arts Center

The Heart of Highlands
Show Chorus of Sweet Adelines
International will perform their
show, "The Trouble with Love,"
on Sunday afternoon, March 11,
at the Frostproof High School
Performing Arts Center. Under
the direction of Joy Loomis,
chorus members include 31
women from Polk and High-
lands Counties. Three women
from Frostproof, one from Bab-
son Park and one from Lake
Wales are counted as members.
Actresses from the chorus
will tell the story of a woman
who falls in love with an airline
pilot, while the chorus and
quartets from the chorus aug-
ment the story with songs sung
in barbershop style. Featured
songs will include "My Guy,"
"Yes Sir, That's My Baby,"
"Toot-Toot Toosie," "Love Let-

ters," "Side by Side," "My
Romance," and "Breakin' Up is
Hard to Do."
The Frostproof Interact and
Frostproof Rotary Clubs are
bringing this show to the com-
munity. So, in addition to smil-
ing with the music, there's an
extra reason to smile- knowing
that the price of your ticket will
provide funds for projects in the
Frostproof community and
local schools, including the
upgrade of lighting in the Frost-
proof High School Performing
Arts Center.
Tickets are available at the
Frostproof Care Center or by
calling (863) 635-4668. Tickets
are a bargain at $10 each for
this performance at 2 p.m. on
Sunday, March 11, at the Frost-
proof High School Performing
Arts Center.

Submitted photo
BHG Elementary Top Dawgs
Congratulations to Ben Hill Griffin, Jr. Elementary School's Top Dawgs: Erick Becerra,
Shawanda Bentley, Skyler Branson, Richard Cobbs, Maria Flores Charissa Gonzalez,
Oscar Gonzalez, Kirstin Hall, Chelsea Hanger, Daniel Hernandez, Michael Hutchinson,
Daja Lane, Jamarius Larkin, Jeremy McAbee, Rachael McDowell, Skyla McKinstry,
Ashley Meeks, Daniel Mickens, Isabella Nieto, Joshua Paxton, Sarah Shahan, Quinn
Spires, Reyna Valdez and Raynie Wilson.

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to express your opinion or ask questions about public issues. You
are not required to give your name. While we want you to speak
out freely, the newspaper reserves the right to edit calls for clarity,
brevity, relevance and fairness.

Letters to the Editor

Remembering an
Abolitionist
February 23rd is the 200th
anniversary of the British Parlia-
ment's vote to abolish the transat-
lantic slave trade. It is also the
release date of a film (Amazing
Grace) about the man who led
the British Abolition movement,
William Wilberforce..While the
film does not have much to do
with abolition in the United
States, Wilberforce certainly did.
Abolitionism had widely diffused
origins and its advocates lived on
both sides of the Atlantic. The
movement's leaders wrote and
visited, financed and supported
each other from the late 1780s
through the 1850s. In the United
States, major figures including
Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Dou-
glass and William Wells Brown
publicly praised Mr. Wilberforce

and were moved by his example.
In 1815, one African American
minister called him. "the immor-
tal Wilberforce" and upon his
death in 1833, the principal of a
school for free black children in
New York City wrote a sixteen-
page eulogy as a tribute to the
British leader.
The abolition movement was
always far more than one man's
story. It begins and ends with the
millions of black people who
endured, resisted, rebelled, and
ultimately overcame. But Wilber-
force's is a story that inspires us
with a sense of the difference one
person can make and then what
can happen when thousands or
millions make a similar commit-
ment and rally to a worthy idea
whose time is at hand.
James G. Basker
President, Gilder Lehrman
Institute of American History

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Submitted photos
Faris Brannen Jim Boyd

Gala
Continued From Page 1
help with the installation of a
sound system in the gym that
will be used by boys and girls
basketball, the volleyball team
and the whole student body with
awards assemblies and pep
rally's. This is approximately
$11,000 of the money raised, at
the Hall of Fame Gala, going to
our kids that would not have
been possible without this event.
The Boosters hope to make
thisan an annual event inducting
different people each year from
players, coaches, assistant
coaches, etc so that our sports
teams have the equipment and
supplies needed to compete.
The Frostproof Bulldog
Boosters, Inc. would like to
extend a special thanks to the
following people and business
for their generosity. Without
their donations, this event would
not have been possible. The
Boosters would encourage you
to shop with these businesses
and show them your apprecia-
tion for their support of the Bull-
dogs Athletic Programs: Dorothy
Griffin, Lake Wales Country Club

Center
Continued From Page 1
local and seasonal customers,
Thrift Store sales continue to
increase, and this has become a
major source of revenue for the
Care Center. The store offers
*clothing, household items, furni-
ture and appliances at very rea-
snable prices.
Thanksgiving and Christmas
are the busiest times of the year
for the Care Center. In 2006, the
Care Center gave out 89 Thanks-
givingfood baskets to individu-
als and families. During Christ-
mas, 135 individuals and
families received holiday food
baskets and 246 children
received Christmas gifts. Also,
the Care Center joined with the
National Honor Society at Frost-

Games
Continued From Page 1
Markets Charities; and Bronze
Sponsors James W. Sikes Family,
Chas P. Smith & Assoc., Winter
Haven Hospital, Home Shopper
and FedEx.

uary uarrett
- Lake Wales, Badcock & More -
Frostproof, Longhorn Steak-
house Winter Haven, Beef
O'Brady's Sports Pub Lake
Wales, McDonald's. Restaurant -
Frostproof, Bunting, Tripp & Ing-
ley, LLP Lake Wales, Noah's Ark
- Lake Wales, Busch Gardens -
Tampa, Olive Garden Restaurant
- Winter Haven, Carraba's Italian
Grill Winter Haven, Outback
Steakhouse Winter Haven,
Chili's Restaurant Winter
Haven, Progress Energy Lake
Wales, Cliff Litchfield/So. Fla.
Mini-Bulls Tampa, Red Lobster
Restaurant Winter Haven, Dis-
ney World Resort Orlando, Salt
Water Grill Winter Haven, Flori-
da's Natural Growers Lake
Wales, Sonshine Tanning Frost-
proof, Foodway Market's Inc. -
Frostproof, Southern Charm Flo-
ral & Gifts Frostproof, Frostbite
Ice Cream & More Frostproof,
Southern Dunes Golf & CC -
Haines City, Frostproof Family
Restaurant Frostproof, Texas
Cattle Company Lakeland,
Frostproof Oil Company Frost-
proof, Webber International
Univ. Babson Park, All Care
Landscaping Frostproof, Wil-
son Insurance Agency Frost-
proof, Healing Water Spa Lake
Wales.

proof Middle Senior High School
to hold a Christmas dinner for
families who are clients of the
Care Center. Food drives at local
schools and contributions by
churches, mobile home parks
and individuals brought in near-
ly 8,000 lbs. of food and 738 gifts
for the holiday distribution.
On Dec. 29, the Frostproof
Care Center closed on the pur-
chase of the Highlands Hotel
building. This begins an exciting
new chapter for the Care Center.
This will provide additional
space for various programs and
possibilities for new areas of
service in the future.
Because of the support of the
community, the Care Center is
able to continue to reach out to
those in need in the Frostproof
area, and provide a variety of
services to the community as a
whole.

In the 2006 games, the Most
Represented Senior Community,
with the largest percentage of res-
idents participating in the games
was- Hickory Lake Estates in
Frostproof.
For a complete schedule of
events online, go to www.polkse-
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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 Button, ARNP, Psychiatic Nuise Pradiioner,
Winter Haven Hospital Behavioral Health Division

Chldiren and Anxiety
This workshop will focus on teaching parents and teachers how to understand
children's anxiety disorders, Learn to recognize symptoms of children's anxiety.
Understand the latest techniques (e.g. progressive musde relaxation, visual
imagery, hypnotherapy, EMDR, aromatherapy) used to reduce and stabilize
children's anxiety levels.
Date: June 5,2007 Time: 6:30 PM- 7:30 PM
Location: Sweet Center Commons, 1201 First St South, Winter Haven
Speaker: Meena Mohan, LCSW,
Winter Haven Hospital Behavioral Health Division

Chldren and Self Estee
This workshop will focus on improving children's self-image. Learn to identify
this special group of children who exhibit self-defeating behaviors. Explore
strategies that elevate children's self esteem and build positive and consistent
self- image.
Date: June 19,2007 Time: 6:30 PM -7:30 PM

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The sessions will be run bya 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: March 20,2007
Time: 930 AM- 11.00AM or 11:00 AM-1230 PM
Location: Outpatient Rehab Center Gill Jones Building
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Winter Haven Hospital's Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program offers free
community education lectures. These informative topics are focused on
those people who have lung disease. Friends and family members are also
encouraged to attend.
Date: April 4,2007 Time: 1:00PM
Location: Gill Jones Building, 3425 Lake Alfred Road, Winter Haven
Also available: an individualized Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program for those
with Chronic Lung Disease. Endurance training, education and instruction is
given by qualified respiratory therapists and a multidisciplinary team that varies
with the individual needs of the dient The program is 5 weeks long, meeting
twice weekly and is geared towards the individual goals and disease process.
The Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program is approved by Medicare and most
major insurance companies. Physicians referral is required. For more
information about this program, please call, or to be added to our mailing list
contact Denise Bielss at (863) 297-1825.

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avid runner or simply choose to walk, you are proactively participating. Great
fun, great food, t-shirts, trophies and entertainment in the park
For more Information on how to register
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SChurch Directory

Submitted photo
Community members can enjoy food and fellowship at the 02
Youth Caf6', while helping First Baptist Church's young mem-
bers raise money for summer camp.

Church youth work

their way to camp

The 02 Youth Cafe', spon-
sored by the First Baptist Church
of Frostproof Youth Department,
is a way for youth to work their
way to camp. Last year the
group raised enough money to
take 25 young people, grades 6-
12, to 86 Hours Summer Camp,
July 15-20 in Ocoee, Tenn.
Out of those 25, 17 have
signed up to go back to camp
this year. In addition, 11 young
people who did not go to camp
last year have signed up to go
this summer.
That's 28 confirmed thus far.
The Church and the camp have a
rule that one adult chaperone
must attend for every seven
same gender students. So the
Church would like to raise
enough for 28 young people and
four chaperones, at a cost of
$270 per person, plus trans-

portation.
In addition to the Caf6',
which is open on Tuesday nights
from 5 to 7 p.m., the group will
hold a car wash on March 17 in
the Church parking lot, located
beside "A" Street.
The Youth Department will
also have a cookie dough sale
within the next couple of weeks.
If you are interested in purchas-
ing cookie dough, contact Tina
Scali at (863) 635-6621.
The church group also cur-
rently has an online magazine
fundraiser. If you are interested in
ordering magazines, or renewing
your subscription, you can go to
http://www.magfundraising.com/
02youthministries.
To learn more about the 86
Hours Summer Camp, see their
Web site online at www.planet
wisdom.com/camp/.

The donation is tax deductible.
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Church of Christ
Mike Freese-Minister
40 West "A' Street Frostproof,
Florida 33843
Services are Sunday School
10 a.m. Worship service 11 a.m.
and Wednesday Evening Bible
Study at 7 p.m. For more infor-
mation contact 635-4278.
Family Life Church
Kelly Galati-Pastor
Family Life Church meets at
the Frostproof Middle/Senior
High School cafeteria Sundays at
10 a.m. there is nursery and chil-
dren's church. For information
please call 635-2704.
Frostproof
Church of God
Rex E. Daniels-Pastor
Frostproof Church of God,
104 Highway 630W, Worship
Services, Sunday School 10 a.m.,
Sunday Morning Worship 10:45
a.m., Sunday Evening Worship
6:30 p.m., Wednesday Evening 7
p.m. For more information call
863-635-3556.
Church of God
By Faith
Reverend Anderson, Jr.
Church Of God By Faith, 208
Hopson Rd., Worship Services;
Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Wor-
ship Service 11 a.m., Sunday
Evening service 7:30 p.m.,
Wednesday Evening Bible study
7:30 p.m. For more information
call 635-7185.
First Assembly
of God
Wayne Lee-Pastor
First Assembly of God Church
On The Ridge, 825 County Road
630A, Worship Services; Sunday,
8:30 a.m. and 10:45 a.m., nurs-
ery available, Sunday evening
service 6 p.m. Youth Fellowship
and Bible study Wednesday
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First Baptist
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Darrol Hood-Pastor
First Baptist Church of Frost-
proof, 96 West B Street-offers a
Contemporary Celebration Ser-
vice Sunday's at 8:15 a.m. and
Traditional Worship Service at
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information call 863-635-3603.
First Christian
Church of Frostproof
Albert Fidler-Evangelist
First Christian Church of
Frostproof; 2241 County Road
630 W, Sunday School 9:30
a.m., Worship Service 10:15
a.m., Sunday Evening Worship 6
p.m. Wednesday Evening Bible
Study 6 p.m. For more informa-
tion call 635-6700.
First Christian
Church of Babson Park
Ronnie Abshire-Minister
First Christian Church of Bab-
son Park, 1295 Scenic Highway
N., Babson Park, Sunday School
9:30 a.m., Morning Worship
10:30 a.m., Sunday Evening Bible
Sunday 6 p.m. Wednesday
Evening Bible Study 6:30 p.m. For
more information call 638-1654.
First Presbyterian
Church of Frostproof
David Trimmier-Pastor
First Presbyterian Church, 101
N. Palm Ave., Sunday School at
9:45 a.m.; Morning Worship Ser-
vice, 11 a.m. For more informa-

tion call 635-3955.
First United Methodist
Church of Frostproof
James C. Isaacson, Pastor
First United Methodist Church
of Frostproof, 150 Devane St., Sun-
day School 9:30 a.m., Traditional
Worship Service 10:30 a.m. For
more information call 635-3107.
Dioste Ama Spanish
Baptist Church
Iglesia Bautista Dios Te Ama
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Church) lugar (located) 1000 US
Highway 98 West, Frostproof,
annunciate y ivitcion (announces
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Dios (to hear the Word of God)
Domingo (Sunday), at 11 a.m.

South Lake Wales
Church of God
Tim Cain-Pastor
South Lake Wales Church of
God, 210 Presidents Dr., Lake
Wales, Sunday School 9 a.m.,
Worship Service 10:30 a.m.,
Sunday Evening Worship 6 p.m.,
Wednesday Evening Worship
6:30 p.m. For more information
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Auction 115+/- acres divid-
ed homesites, cropland,
hunting, planted pines, Worth
County, GA. 2 commercial
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BEAGLE- (M) 8 mos old,
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shots & wormed, needs a
good home. (863)634-5298
CAT, Large male, mature, very
friendly & affectionate. To
good home. (863)763-4109
COON HOUND (m): Black &
tan, very lovable but likes to
dig, free to good home.
863-467-7123
LAB MIX PUPPY: 13 weeks
old, to good home only.
(863)634-3226
PINE LOGS, You Cut & Haul.
863-983-8674

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Air Conditioners 505
Antiques 510
Appliances 515
Appliance Parts 520
Beauty Supplies 525
Bicycles 530
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Building Materials540
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Carpets/Rugs 550
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DUCTLESS 10K BTU AIR
COND- Brand new still In
box, on wheels, $350
(863)983-4314 Clewiston

SLIDE PROJECTOR- Screen, 3
slide cases. All excellent
condition. $60.
(863)357-0835 Jonnie
WANTED: FLORIDA ART
A.E. Backus, J. Hutchinson
H. Newton, G. Buckner, E.
Buckner, L. Roberts, A. Hair,
R A. McClendon, S. Newton,
BIG $$ (772)562-5567

DEEP FREEZER: Frigidaire, up-
right, 17.5 cu ft, excellent
condition, auto defrost,
white. $175. 863-763-1055
REFRIGERATOR- 18 cu ft,
Maytag, with ice maker,
$175 or best offer
(706)273-0190 Okeechobee
REFRIGERATOR, Almond,
works great. $175
(863)357-6315-
REFRIGERATOR- Maytag, 2
years old, with ice maker,
paid $700, asking $200.
(239)657-5760
REFRIGERATOR- White, Ken-
more side by side w/ice mak-
er, dispenser & water. Exc
cond. $450. 863-824-6712
STOVE- White with black front,
Kenmore, Electric, Excellent
cond. Needs 1 top burner.
$75. (863)824-6712
WASHER & DRYER, Whirl-
pool, over 10 years old but in
Stood working condition.
100/both. (863)763-2458

HALF CULVERTS- $600 or will
sell separate. Size 18x20ft,
(863)763-7548

METAL FLOOR FRAME, for
10x12x14' utility shed, $30.
(863)675-7350
METAL ROOFING SAVE $$$
Buy Direct From Manufactur-
er, 20 colors in stock with all
Accessories. Quick turn
around Delivery Available
3 52) 4 98-0778
(888)393-0335 Mention
code 24.
STAIN & SEALENT- 5 Gallon
containers, Exc. for wood
fences, decks, New, $65
(863)697-2032 Okeechobee
STEPS- M/H Fiberglass, with
aluminum handrails. 35"h x
38"w. Like new. $75.
(863)484-0973

COACH LEATHER BUSINESS
BAG w/ laptop compartment,
men's, black, barely used.
$100 neg. 863-447-0002

BABY SWING, $35
(863)357-5773
HIGH CHAIR, $25
(863)357-5773
STROLLER, Cool Stride Jog-
ger, aluminum, $100
(863)983-4940

PROM DRESSES- Precious
formal, Alyce, Joli, Several to
choose from. Sz small. $300
or sell sep. (863)635-6677
WOMEN CLOTHES- Size 7-9.
$100. or will separate.
(239)440-3327

COCA COLA COOLER:
3.5'Tx2.5'W. Holds up to 48
cans or bottles. Very ood
cond. $125. (863)467-027
DOLL COLLECTION: Crystal
and Fenton Glass. $200 of
will sell separately.
863-484-0289
ELVIS RECORD & SOUVENIR
COLLECTION: Approx. 44 yrs.
old. Rare items. $1000 all or
best offer. 863-824-3358

COMPUTER: Dell Dimension
4550, Windows XP, Pentium 4,
30GB, 256K RAM, CDRW,
speakers & more. $400.
863763-5316
COMPUTER DESK: Large, with
adjustable height, good con-
dition $50 or best offer
(561)676-0427

BOOKSHELVES/ENT. CTR., 3
Interlocking units, 30"x72",
dark oak w/rattan doors,
$450 neg. (863)635-6905
BR SET, 5 pc., 2 nightstands,
headboard, tall dresser &
dresser w/mirror, $250 or
best offer. (863)634-1358
BR SET, king sz., 4 poster bed
w/plllow top mattress, Ig.
dresser w/mirror & chest,
$1200 neg. (863)635-6905
COFFEE TABLE, 2-End tables
& Sofa table, chrome &
brass w/glass tops. $250/all.
(863)674-0467,
DAY BED: With trundle bed,
wrought iron frame, nice.
$200. LaBelle area.
(863)675-1138
DINING ROOM SET, Broyhill,
oak, with 6 chairs, exc.
cond. $300 or best offer.
(561)914-6511
DRESSERS- 3 piece set with
mirror, Bassett, solid oak,
Never used. Asking $1000.
(863)532-1351
HEADBOARDS / RAILS (2):
Wrought iron, 1 king, 1 queen,
exc cond. $125 or will sell
separately. 863-983-7011
KING SIZE BED- complete, 1
yr old, $250 (863)697-8731

LIVING ROOM SET: Couch,
chair & ottoman. $300.
863-675-8141
LIVING SET: Sofa sleeper,
chair & ottoman, 2 end ta-
bles & sofa table. Excellent!
$425/alll 863-673-5256
LOVESEAT FRAME, Custom
made, cypress, $300
(239)340-8503
MATTRESSES (2), Queen,
Serta, brand new in plastic.
$1000 for both or will separ-
ate. (863)612-5283
RECLINER, Medium gray with
thin blue lines. $60
(863)612-9831 Labelle
TV STAND- solid wood,
bought at Rustic Furniture
$300 (863)634-7629
TWIN BED- headboard, Sealy
mattress & boxspring, bed-
spread, $40 (863)357-1499
WOLF COFFEE TABLE, Limit-
ed edition, 2 large gray
wolves. $200
(239)340-8503

GOLF CLUBS- Complete set,
metal woods, irons, putter &
Callaway BB #1, ladies 10
clubs. $185. 863-946-3123
GOLF CLUBS- Kid size, Good
condition. $20.
(863)634-3659

HAND GUN- Taurus 9 mm.
Nearly new. $400. or best
offer. (863)265-0196
LLAMA PISTOL, MiniMax II,
45 auto., 10 shot, 2 clips,
satin chrome, like new. $400
neg. (863)763-7161
PISTOLS: Smith & Wesson &
Winchester: 22 cal., semi au-
to., Shot Gun: Stevens 410 ga.
$600 will sep. (606)219-3890
REVOLVER 32 & 22 RIFLE-
asking $275 or will sell sep-
arate(502)931-8101
RIFLE- All original Romanian
AK 47 Like new condition.
$800. (863)467-1958
RIFLE- Custom built AR15,
Brand new Paid $2800.
Asking $1400.
(863)467-1958
Ruger Carbine, 44 Magnum,
semi auto, old style, $450.
(304)667-7855
SMITH & WESSON- Highwa
Patrolman model 28, 357
mag, 4" bbl., target sights
$375 (937)215-0307

BOW FLEX SPORT- Great con-
dition. $400. (863)635-7616
NORDIC TRACK, Back &
stomach machine. $60
(863)612-9831 Labelle
TREADMILL- ProForm 585,
Electric. Good condition
$150. (863)697-1486
TREADMILL- Preform Ad-
vanced. Heart rate monitor,
cool air fan, cushioned deck
$475 (863)763-0625
WEIGHT BENCH, Dual Station,
3 yrs. old $100.
(863)697-3211

ELECTRIC COOLING FAN-
24"w X 17't, 16" blade. Built
In shroud. Works great.
$100. (863)697-3865
TABLE LAMPS- 3, Excellent
condition. $30.
(863)467-8681

PATIO FURNITURE, Redwood,
Includes slider & 2 seatees.
$75. 863-763-6220 or
561-629-6213
PATIO TABLE- 42"x60" & 4
chairs. $100. or best offer.
(863)467-4567

PATIO TABLE- Oval, with six
reen & white stripe chairs.
150. 863-763-6220 or
561-629-6213

BUZZ AROUND SCOOTER-
Max weight 300 Ibs. Orig.
cost $1395. Barely used.
$600.(863)675-6347
ELEC SCOOTER RAMP 7 1/2
ft, Asking $150
(561)670-3636
HOVEROUND elec 3 wheel
scooter, used once, like
new, $550 (561)670-3636
SCOOTER- Handicap, Very
g ood condition. $350.
(239)986-0296 Immokalee
area.

AIRLINES ARE HIRING Train
for high paying Aviation
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AUTO LUGGAGE CARRIER-
18cu ft Sears Excargo. Ex-
cellent condition. $65.
(863)610-0412
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.
PAINT SPRAYER- Airless,
used one time, MR7, Mag-
num, Books, Asking $500.
or best offer. (863)697-9704
WANTED: 10 HOMES To
Show Off Our New Lifetime
Exterior Paint. Call Now to
see it your home qualifies.
(8 00)9 61 -8547.
(Lic.#CBC010111)
WOLFF TANNING BEDS Buy
Direct and Save! Full Body
units from $22 a month!
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BANJO, Harmony 5 string,
Made in USA, brand new,
very pretty. $100
(863)763-1521
CUSTOM BUILT GUITAR
CABINET: 77"T x 42"W, 2
solid doors & shelf, $350 or
best offer(561)633-1371
PIANO: Digital, KORG, 76
keys. Good condition. $75.
(863)763-4821
PIANO- Kimball Spinet, Upright
with bench. Good condition.
$475. (863)763-2601

BROTHER FAX/COPY MA-
CHINE- in great condition,
asking $50 (863)763-0669

BULL MASTIFF PUPS- 4 mos
old, 2m, 2f, red fawn, AKC,
Vet Cert. Champ bloodline,
dame & sire on location
$1200 (863)646-7329
COCKATIEL, Home bred &
hand fed, very tame. $40
(863)634-8863
CRITTER CAGE- for hamster
or small critter, metal/plastic,
w/all accessories, pd. $25,
sell$12.50, (302)735-7501

FISH TANK- 55 gal. Red oak
stand, Large filter. Ready to
go. Just needs fish. $250.
Call (863)763-4098
FISH TANK STAND- Wood, 2
doors & shelves. Fits 25 gal.
tank. $20. Call
(863)763-4098
FISH TANKS, (2), 10 gallon,
with 9 fish & all accessories,
$75. (863)675-3793
FLOPPY EARED RABBIT, 8
mos. old, large, red &
brown. $150 includes cage,
food, etc. (863)357-1310
NETHERLAND DWARF RAB-
BIT: $15. (863)610-0843
REDBONE PUPPIES, UKC,
$200.(863)673-3894._..

SUANA: Cedar, infrared, by
Airwall, 2 seater, like new.
Paid $3400, sacrifice $1695.
302-854-6502

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POOL TABLE- regulation size,
rack, balls & que, $600
(863)983-4314 Clewiston

SOUND EQUIPMENT, Profes-
sional, Optimus, Peavey,
RCA, cassette duplicator &
more. $500 (863)763-3551
SPEAKER BOXES- For 10"
speaker. Good condition.
$40. (239)440-3327
SUB WOOFERS- 4, Memphis
12's in a custom ported box.
Brand new. $400. or best of-
fer. (863)634-6476

BIG SCREEN 42", works
Good, just needs a home.
400/neg. (863)634-1220
SONY XBR: 40", picture tube,
with stand. $600.
863-763-1884 or 697-1040

GENERATOR, Briggs & Strat-
ton, 7350 watts, $450.
(863)697-3211
HONDA GENERATOR- 3500
watt, good working condi-
tion, has wheels, $350 neg
(419)566-3796 cell (Okee)
SPOT WELDER, with 13"
tongs, 220 amps, good con-
dition, $225. (863)357-5754
TABLE SAW, 10" with stand.
$75 or best offer.
(863)674-5770
TABLE SAW, Craftsman, 10",
with stand, $125.
(863)675-7350
WELDER, Hobart, portable,
260 amp, $600
(863)634-542f $0

PLAY STATION II- Used. $30.
or best offer. (863)634-8708

MP3 PLAYER- Samsung, 2gb
brand new, $125
(863)675-1033

MOUNTED FISH & WILDLIFE
older sports things, wooden
statues,& anything interest-
ing, etc (863)946-3123

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 8 Garden 850
Livestock 855
Poultry/Supplies 860
Seeds/Plants/
Flowers 865

FORD TRACTOR: 9-N, original,
great condition, $2500 firm
(863)467-4328

ARAB / PAINT COLT: 3 yrs.
Will sell for $4000 or trade
for registered older Arab
mare. 863-357-3369
BAY THOROUGHBRED- Mare
15 yr old rideable with 4 mo
old filly. $1500.
(863)467-7295
CHILD HORSE- 10 yrs old.
13.2, Dapple Palomino. Very
gentle. $1100.
(863)467-7295
GILDING: 4 yrs, AQHA, broke/
trained, roam, for 4H Club.
$1500 neg. 954-805-5133
HART GOOSENECK TRAILER,
'91, 3 stalls needs some
body work, $1800 or best
offer. (863)201-3492
MARE, 12 yrs. old. Rides well.
Coggins & All Shots. Good
disposition. $2000 or best of-
fer. 863-675-2215 LaBelle
PAINT MARE- 3yrs old, have
been broke, $1900
(863)697-2199
QH Filly, 10 mos. old, halter
broke, very sweet, gentle,
$500. Call Sharon
(239)707-5423

CHIPPER SHREDDER- Crafts-
man, 5 hp Briggs & Straton
engine. Good condition.
$225. (863)610-0412
LAWN MOWER: Craftsman,
rear engine, snapper, many
new parts, old but runs
good. $550.863-983-7807
SUPER AV '49: Farmall Trac-
tor, 4 parts w/ plenty of im-
plements. $500.
863-635-0079
YARD ROLLER- 2ftx4ft.
$75.(863)467-9744

COWS
39 Braford Cows
17 Calves
150 Black Cows (ages 3- 6)
(863)990-1033
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Frostproof News, Thursday, February 22, 2007

Real Estate

Business Places -
Sale 1005
Commercial
Property Sale 1010
Condos/
Townhouses Sale 1015
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 InspectionI 060
Real Estate Wanted 1065
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.
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.
SMALL 2BR/1BA Detached
garage, fenced, lots of shade.
Next to Clinch Lake Boat Land-
ing. $72K. 863-638-2510
ST. PETERSBURG CONDOS -
Resident Owned, 55+, No
Rentals or Pets, Many Ac-
tivities/Amenities. 1 Bed-
room from $55,900, 2
Bedrooms From $79,900,
Call Elaine King, Panache
Realty, (727)525-9018,
(727)321-5028.

FL LAND BARGAIN!! 67
ACRES Only $670,000.
Beautiful oaks, great pas-
tures, secluded setting. Per-
fect for horses! Close to
state park & easy access St.
Mary's River. 30 mins Jack-
sonville, FL. Call Now
(800)898-4409 x1106.
So. Central FL. Waterfront
Land Sale 1 to 3 Acre from
$199,900 So. Cen. R's finest
lakefront community. Enjoy
two large natural lakes & nu-
merous man-made lakes &
ponds in a great loc. Gated,
private. Excellent financing.
all now (866)352-2249 x
1183.

40 MILE MTN VIEWS 9 +/-
AC $116,900. Incredible
mountain getaway, private
National Forest and Trout
Stream access. Perc, new
survey, near Blacksburg VA
Call owner direct at
(877)202-2727.
AAHI Cool Mountain Breezes!
Murphy, North Carolina Af-
fordable Land, Homes,
Mountain Cabins, on Lakes,
Mountains & Streams. FREE
BROCHURE (877)837-2288
Exit Realty Mountain View
Properties www.exitmur-
phy.com.
BEAUTIFUL N. CAROLINA.
WINTER SEASON IS HERE!
MUST SEE THE BEAUTIFUL
PEACEFUL WESTERN NC
MOUNTAINS Homes, Cab-
ins, Acreage & INVEST-
MENTS. CHEROKEE
MOUNTAIN GMAC REAL ES-
TATE... cherokeemountain-
realty.com Call for free
brochure (800)841-5868.
GA/FL Border. Grand Opening
Sale! 20 AC $99,900. Pay
No Closing Costs 20 wooded
acres in GA. Coastal region.
Loaded w/ wildlife. Long rd
frontages, utils, new survey.
Subdivision potential. Excel-
lent Financing. CALL NOW
(800)898-4409 X1115.
GEORGIA LAKE PROPERTIES
CLOSEOUT SALE FIRST 2
YRS. PAYMENTS ON US!*
Lake Access from $49,900
Lakefront from $124,900
Common dock, paved roads,
u/g utilities. 71,000 acre lake
on GN SC border. Sale Sat-
urday, March 3rd! Call for
your appointment today!
888)LAKE-SALE x. 2182
Some restrictions apply.
Offer void where prohibited
by law. Terms and condi-
tions subject to change with-
out notice.
Hurricane of a deal! NE Geor-
gia's best kept secret for out-
standing lakefront property.
Visit us at www.lakerussell-
properties.com or call
(706)213-9318.
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, X 916.
One man's trash Is anoth-
or' an's treawsu Turn
your trash to treasure
with an ad i the cassl-
aeds.

LARGE TROUT STREAM 17
ACRES- $199,900- STATE
ROAD FRONTAGE A very
RARE land offering over
1200 feet of a large private
trout stream. Great low rate
financing available. Call now,
new to market.
(877)777-4837.
Mid Winter Salel Golf Home-
sites Just $89,900. MAKE
NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 20081
Pristine wooded homesites.
Spectacular golf community.
mountains of SC. Limited
time offer. Call
(866)334-3253, X 1185.
NC Giated Lakefront Commu-
nity. Pleasantly mild climate
1.5 acres, 90 miles of shore-
line. Never offered before
with 20% pre-development
discounts, 90% financing.
Call (800)709-5253.
NEW PRICE! 10+ AC-
$299,000! UPSCALE Eques-
tdrian Gated Community! 200
Year old Oaks. Established
lush pastures. Paved private
rds,g /g utilities. 2 miles
from HITS! Exc financing!
Call (868)352-2249 X 1156.
NORRIS LAKE PROPERTIES
Waterfront- #902, .77ac's
only $125,000 Lake view-
#144, 3.5ac's only $48,900
Call Lakeside Realty @
(888)291-5253 or Visit
www.lakesiderealty-tn.com.
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.
Owner Says Sell! 36+ AC-
$197,000 50% BELOW Re-
cent Cert. Appraisal Nicely
wooded acreage in private,
secluded setting. Mature
oaks & pines, abundant wild-
life, gated community. Reg-
istered survey, power &
phone. Excellent financing.
ust see! Call owner now
(866)352-2249 x. 1179.
RARE! NATIONAL FOREST
FRONTAGE & TROPHY
TROUT STREAM. LARGE
ACiREAGE PARCELS NEW
TO MARKET. www.National-
ForestLand.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.

VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS Log
cabin shell on 2 private acres
near very wide trout stream
in the Galax area and New
River State Park, $139,500
owner (866)789-8535,
WATERFRONT BARGAINS 1
TO 7 acre waterfronts In Ala-
bama from $49,900- Boat to
Gulf of Mexicol 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

Mobile Homes

Mobile Home Lots 2005
Mobile Home- Parts 2010
Mobile Homes- Rent 2015
Mobile Homes Sale 2020

FROSTPROOF, In Park, 55+
community, 2BR/1BA, large
enclosed lanai, carport, 2
storage sheds, w/d, partly
furnished, exc. cond., asking
$18,500. (863)635-9612 or
(518)796-4751
LABELLE: 1986 FLEETWOOD,
14 x 48 Model, 2BD/1BA,
Great Condition! $7,900
(239)872-7665

Recreation

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

ALUM LOWE: 14' w/ trailer.
New tires & wheel bearings,
15hp, merc, MK troll mtr.
$2000 firm. 863-224-5017
BASS BOAT '88: 16' Lowe,
40hp Johnson, with galva-
nized trailer. $2500. or best
offer. (863)763-3660
BASSTRACKER, '87, Tourna-
ment TX 17, Classic 50
Merc., outboard mtr., w/trlr.,
$2300. (863)635-5039

BOAT-.17.6 ft, center console,
115 Mariner, T-top, Trailer,
Good condition. $2000.
(863)902-0477
DEEP V: 12ft, aluminum, like
new 15 hp merc, trolling mo-
tor,' has oars and good trail-
er. $1100.863-467-4328
EVINRUDE ENGINE- Outboard,
35 HR good runner, all con-
trols, e ec. start, $5.00 or
best offer (937)215-0307
NITRO BASS BOAT- 21' on
dual axle. 175 Evin motor.
Extras. $2000. or best offer.
(863)763-6138
POLAR '98- Saltwater series,
90hp Yamaha, centercon-
sole, Bimini top, trolling mo-
tor, trlr, $6500 neg
(863)634-0164
PONTOON BOAT, '89 Lowe,
18.9ft. long, trolling motor,.
livewell, fishfinder, 50hp John-
son. $2000 (863)357-6709
STARCRAFT: Aluminum, 18ft
center console, 90 hp Johnson
motor & troll motor, full elec &
td. $2000 (863)763-0728

CAMPER '88: Pop-up, sips 6,
stove, porta-potty, solid
sides w/real windows, awn-
Ing, $1295. (863)805-0272
Fifth Wheel Terry, '98, 27.5',
13 ft. slide, $10,000 will ne-
gotiate. See at KOA Camp-
ground, Lot 40, Louisiana.
(570)449-5583
FORD E350 '82 MOTO-
RHOME- good running cond.
under 50K, $1900 neg
(561)644-4840
NEAR LaBelle, 30 Ft.Furnished
w/built up roof. Must be
moved. $1500. 863-675-1891
or (540)616-7319 (Cell)
RV BOUNDER '87: 35', 41.5k
mi, new tires, awning & frig,
screen/rm, gen, lots ext/int stor-
age, $8000.863-675-2339
TRUCK CAMPER '94: Like new
condition, self contained,
shower, toilet & kitchen.
$3500,neg. 863-634-2362

CARRIAGE '03: 32', 2 slides,
GelCoat, loaded, many extras!
CHEVY DURAMAX '03: 57K,
w/ PullRIte attachment.
$52,000 total or $25,500 for
carriage. 574-215-2663
FIFTH WHEEL HITCH- Excel-
lent condition. $500, or best
offer. (863)697-0158
REESE SLIDER 16k FIFTH
WHEEL HITCH, all reels &
hardware, fits any full sz.
truck, $500. (863)357-1784

BOAT TRAILER: For 16 18
Ft. Boat. New bunks & paint.
Good condition. $450.
(863)357-5754

HARLEYS- garage kept,
1999 883 Hugger $4000,
1993 Dyna Wide Glide
$9500 (863)634-9474
KAWASAKI 600 NINJA 1995,
Red & Silver, New tires,
Runs great! $2000 or best
offer. (863)612-1357
KAWASAKI Eliminator 250 '01
clean bike, runs great.
$1400 or best offer.
863-634-2423 Iv.msg.
SCOOTER- '04 RC Moto,
50cc, Yellow, No license re-
quired. Excellent condition
$650. (304)667-7855
YOUTH CHOPPER,
45-50MPH, Good cond.
$550 or -best offer.
(863)697-9649

DIRT BIKE, 2005 TTR 125,
with after market muffler,
exc. cond. $1600 or best
offer. (863)697-9649
SUZUKI OZARK 250, '02, 4
wheeler, garaged, runs like
new, turn key ready, $2400
neg. (863)697-9884
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Damon, 1999: 21 ft., never
traveled, kept under roof in
LaBelle, Must Seel $6500.
239-633-2159
NOMAD- '92, 32', New FL/rm,
Furnished. Lot #19 on Canal
in Fijian Park. $6500. Neg.
Cell# 765-617-0015
PULL TRAILER: 30ft, good
cond, new fridge, gas stove,
Ir, dinette, br, ba. $2500.
863-467-9621

Automobiles
l III3

Commercial Trucks 4020
Construction
equipment 4025
Foreign Cars 4030
Four Wheel Drive 4035
Heavy Duty Trucks 4040
Parts Repairs 4045
Pickup Trucks 4050
Sport Utility 4055
Tractor Trailers 4060
Utility Trailers 4065
Vans 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.
BMW 5351- '86, Brand new
18" chrome rims. Needs new
alternator. $2500.
(561)983-3811
CADILLAC DEVILLE '90, Runs,
needs minor work, $400 or
best offer. (863)763-4333
CAMARO Z28 '80: all original,
350 auto, power windows.
Great restoration project. $1200
(863)634-6601 Iv msg.
CHEVY CAVALIER '97- must
sell, reat condition, cold
AC, $2400 or best offer
(863)357-3369
CHRYSLER LEBARON- '92,
Convertible, New tires & top.
Runs. $500. (863)902-0477
DODGE NEON 1997, 50 K mis.
$2500 or best offer.
(863)674-3314 LaBelle area.
FORD ESCORT 1995 Wagon,
Runs very good. $1400
(863)675-7758/234-9097
Ford T-Bird '94 & Mercury
Cougar '88: excellent body,
bad motors, have motors.
$600 neg. D561)676-0427
HUNTING BUGGY: 1984 Ford
F150 Deck Buggy, excellent
condition. $2500 firm.
863-655-3436

BOB CAT ATTACHMENT, ATI
Tree Boom Attachment. Heavy
Duty. Like new. Asking $850
(863)697-2032 Okeechobee
CONST. SCAFFOLD- 2 story,
with trailer, $1200 neg
(863)763-3451

CHEVY SUBURBAN '89, 350,
auto., 4" lift, 36" Super
Swampers. $2500 or best
offer. (772)370-0776
DODGE DURANGO '98- 4x4,
SLT, some body damage,
can be repaired. runs great
$4000 (863)509-3446
DODGE RAM CHARGER- '86,
V-8, 360, 4x4, Very good
condition. $2500.
(863)634-5421
JEEP CJ5 '81, 4 cyl., 4 spd.,
soft top & doors. $1700 or
best offer. (772)370-0776

CLUB CAR '03, 48 volt, lights,
mirrors & windshield. $2500
(863)675-3499

CHEVY TRANSMISSION
4L80E, $200.
(863)467-5401 or
772)359-2923
CHEVY TRANSMISSION-
Granny, 4 speed, flywheel,
clutch & bell housing, $450
(863)697-3895
FRAME MOUNT TRAILER
HITCH, Trailer weight limit,
3500 Ibs. $75
(863)467-0560
HOOD: Fits 80's 90's Ford
Van, new in box. $75.
561-633-1371
PLATE & BALL, For goose-
neck hitch mount in bed of
truck, fits bed of Ford F350.
$250 Neg(863)517-0519
RIMS, 22", 6 lug, with tires,
good condition, $1200.
863-634-4886 Iv. msg.

CHEV 1 TON '92- with Reading
Utility body, low miles, runs
great, $3500 neg.,
(863)763-4149
CHEVY S10 '02: 6cyl, ac, new
front end tires, toolbox. Ask-
ing $6500.386-559-0537
CHEVY SILVERADO-1500 '98:
Extended cab, 350, V8,,auto,
w/tow pkg, allpwr, am/fm,
Cd. $4800.863-677-3100
CHEVY STEPSIDE, '97, runs
great, red, 114k mi., lots of
extras, $5500 or best offer.
(863)357-0516
CHEVY SUBURBAN, '95, 4
whl. dr., exc. cond., 90k mi.,
one owner, new tires,
$6000. (812)989-3022
DODGE 1500 QUAD CAB
'2005: V8, 16k mi, exc, fully
loaded. A must see truck!
$19,000. 863-763-3286

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. $23,900
negotiable. 239-898-6396
DODGE RAM 150 PU '91- new
paint & tires, $2500 or best
offer (863)467-7520
DODGE RAM 1500 MAG., '96,
AC, pwr steering & brakes,
auto overdrive, tow pkg, good
cond. $2500. 863-674-0467
FORD F350 1990 Dually, 360
engine, gas, single cab.
$1500 Firm. (863)763-3451
NISSAN FRONTIER '02- V6,
auto, 2wd, 40K mi., cold air,
new tires, grey cloth interior
$12000 (863)697-6077
TRUCK CAP: For Ford Ranger
pickup, 'side entries. $150.
863-635-0079

JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE, '98,
Limited Ed., 4x4, 5.21, 99k
mi., $5000. (863)763-5372
JEEP PICKUP, '90, needs mi-
nor rear end repair & battery,
4300. (863)467-5401 or
(772)-359-2923

GOOSE NECK TRAILER- 24'
Anderson. 2 dual tandem ax-
les. Good condition. $4500.
or best offer. (863)467-6960
TOW DOLLY- '04, Like new.
Good tires & straps. Pulls &
looks good. $800. or best
offer. (863)697-9704

CHEVY LUMINA 93 Van, 3.1,
Runs good. $1600
(863)675-7758/234-9097
CHEVY LUMINA VAN '94,
3.1L, runs good, $1500 or
best offer. (863)447-5213
anytime
DODGE CARAVAN 1994,
$1200. or best offer.
(863)674-3314 LaBelle area
DODGE CARAVAN, '93, blue,
auto, a/c, new tires, brakes
& battery, 185k mi., $1300
or best offer. (863)885-1026
TOYOTA PREVIA VAN- '91,
Good running condition.
$800. If interested, call
863-610-1266. Van in Okee.
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Art League hosts Decorative and 3D show

The Frostproof Art League is
holding a Decorative and 3D art
show during the mdrth of.Febru-
ary.
The awards presentations
were held Sunday, Feb. 11.
Winners included:
3D Sculpture, ceramics
and porcelain
1st Place Terri Miller for her
glass mosaic titled "Cannes"
2nd place Kay Hutzelman for
her ceramics titled "A Face in the
Jar"

3rd Place Harold Aschen-
brenner for his metal sculpture
titled "Odie"
3 D Miscellaneous
1st Place Linda O'Connor
Sewing project titled "Dow Jones
makes me Crazy"
2nd Place Judy Jackson, quilt
titled "Frog Pond"
3rd place Gayle Reeder a
patchwork vest
Painted Glass and Clay
1st Place Diane Lescard -

painted window titled "Window
Hop"
2nd Place a Gayle Reeder -
painted window titled "Egret
Window"
3rd Place Beverly
Schmelling Glass bowl painted
with flowers
Painted Metal
and Fabric
1 st place Susan Aschenbren-
ner painted milk can
2nd place Beverly Schmelling
- painted watering can

3rd place Susan Aschen-
brenner painted Jand iron
Painted Wood
1st Place Vicki Alley framed
art titled "Pink on Faux Leather"
2nd Place Jean Konwick -
painted Christmas Fire Guard
3rd Place Beverly
Schmelling painted jewelry
box
Best of show
Jenny Grenke for her brass
sculpture titled "She rises early"

Lake Wales Art Show planned March 24 & 25

The Lake Wales Art Show
Committee met recently at the
home of Ms. Ann Norton, in Lake
Wales. Betsy Stockdill, Chairman,
facilitated the meeting, which
focused on plans for the two-day
event held annually on the shore
of Lake Wailes. The art show,
scheduled for March 24 and 25
this year, is critically acclaimed
and draws audiences from
throughout the South. This art
show distinguishes itself in find-
ing talented new artists who have
become nationally renowned.
"We are very excited about
this year's show" said Betsy, "The

Screening Committee says we
will see a number of great new
artists this year, as well as others
who have been in the show for
more than 15 years!"
The show promises exception-
al examples of fine art paintings in
acrylic, oil and watercolor as well
as sculpture, photography, superb
basketry, wood, pottery, glass,
jewelry, ceramics and more. Musi-
cal entertainment, delicious food
and a special children's activity
area will add to an experience the
entire family will enjoy.
Organizing all the activities for
this year's show is the 2007 Lake

Wales Art Show Committee
Chairmen, which includes: Joy
Barranco, Donna Burns, Mary
Craig, Paulette Davidson, Mimi
Hardman, Deeley Hunt, Ellis
Hunt, Jr., Jan Kahler, Bill Losh,
Brian' Marbutt, Susie McGill, Ann
Norton, Stacie Padgett, Theresa
Ryland, Carolyn Szymczyk, Paula
Templeton, Chip Thullbery,
Christine Waters, Bunny Wetzel,
Addy Willette.
"In addition to our committee
members, who have just worked
wonders, we are working with
some great community partners
too" said Lisa Barranco Murphy,

Art Show Co-Chairman. Citizens
Bank & Trust, the major corporate
sponsor of the show, is donating
funds as well as providing volun-
teers in order to ensure the suc-
cess of the show. There are a few
sponsorships, advertising oppor-
tunities and "volunteers are
always needed" Lisa said.
Anyone interested in becom-
ing involved in the Art Show
should contact the Lake Wales Art
Center at (863)676.8426.
Each year thousands attend
the show and discover exciting,
original works that are treasured
forever.

PCC plans informative

finan1al aid session

WINTER HAVEN Polk
Community College (PCC) and
the Polk County Schools will be
joining in a statewide initiative
that will provide Financials Aid
information and help to high
school students and their parents
who attend a free workshop
called College Goal Sunday.
The event will be held in
PCC's Student Center on the
Winter Haven campus on Satur-
day, Feb. 24, 1- 3 p.m. A $500
scholarship that can be used at
any college will be given away to
someone attending the session.
Financial aid counselors will
be assisting high school stu-
dents in 40 counties throughout
the state. "We realized our state
had to take steps to help with
the process," said David Arm-
strong, Florida's Chancellor of
Community Colleges. He
expects the event will draw
2,000 high-school students,
most from low-income families

"We realized our state
had to take steps to
help with the process."
David Armstrong,
Florida's Chancellor of
Community Colleges

and many the first in their fami-
lies to attend college.
Millions of dollars are avail-
able in student aid, but many
parents are confused and dis-
couraged by the forms.. One of
the biggest barriers that college
bound low-income and minority
students is the eye glazing feder-
al form, Free Application for Fed-
eral Student Aid, also known as
FAFSA. Students who show up
for the College Goal event at PCC
will get help filling it out.
For more information:
www.fldoe.org/collegegoalsunday.

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Make sure your heart is in the right place.

Choosing a hospital for you or a loved one's heart care is one of the most important
decisions you will make in your life. Before you make a choice, take a moment to
compare what Winter Haven Hospital's new Bostick Heart Center offers:
Winter Haven Hospital's new Bostick Heart Center provides this area's most
experienced team of cardiologists and surgeons representing every major medical
clinic in this region. The Bostick Heart Center includes Dr. Michael Carmichael's
team of world class surgeons and anesthesiologists from the Ocala Heart Institute.
The Bostick Heart Center at Winter Haven Hospital offers you Central Florida's
newest state-of-the art cardiovascular equipment and facilities.
Winter Haven Hospital's affiliation with the University of Florida College of
Medicine and Shands HealthCare delivers the clinical oversite of a nationally
recognized academic medical center.

Winter Haven Hospital is a
backed-up 24 hours a day
physicians representing every

JCAHO accredited 527 bed major medical center
by a medical staff comprised of board certified
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These facts combined provide you with the confidence
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