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Thursday, June 28, 2007 -Vol. 93 No. 2 Frostproof's Hometown Newspaper for More Than 85 Years 50 cents

At a Glance

Fourth of July
donations sought
The Frostproof Area Cham-
ber of Commerce Community
Affairs Committee is meeting
weekly to work on the 4th of
July plans. The committee
is actively seeking donations
to fund the annual fireworks
and afternoon activities. Area
churches, civic organizations,
businesses and individuals are
encouraged to make dona-
tions of $100 or more to help
fund this years' firework dis-
play. Please contact committee
chairman Ralph Waters at 635-
5555 for more information.
Parking restricted
In accordance with City
Code, Section 20-22. Parking
on Lake Clinch Boulevard;
effective June 4, 2007, no vehi-
cle may be parked in the area
adjacent to Lake Clinch Bou-
levard from First Street on the
north to Hickory Avenue on
the south unless such vehicle
shall have affixed to the rear
bumper on the left side a cur-
rent decal issued by the City.
Persons residing in or paying
taxes within the City, to include
persons with 635 telephone
exchange, shall receive a decal
without charge. Decals will be
available at the Utility Depart-
ment located on second floor
of City Hall from 8 a.m. 5 p.m.
Monday through Friday. Viola-
tors may be given a citation for
improper parking. Call 863-635-
7850 with any questions.
City Council
plans meeting
The next Regular City Coun-
cil Meeting will be held Mon-
day, July 9, at 6 p.m. .
The next-Planning and Zon-
ing Board meeting will be held
Monday, June 25 at 5:30 p.m. A
Special Council Meeting will be
held Tuesday, June 26 at 3 p.m.
The City would also like to
remind everyone, beginning
in July Regular City Council
meetings will be held the sec-
ond and fourth Monday for the
months of July, August and
September.
Frostproof City Hall is locat-
ed at 111 First Street. For more
information call 635-7855.
Art for Kids
Workshop
Frostproof Art League is
sponsoring a three day art
workshop for children, ages, 7
-15. The dates are July 10, 11 12
from 10:30 to noon. Pat Bowen
will be the instructor. Enroll-
ment is limited to 15 students.
No cost to participate.
Call the Frostproof. Art
League to enroll your child.
Phone 863 635-7271.
Adult Softball
League starting
Any adults interested in par-
ticipating in the FrostproofAdult
Softball League and would like
more information please call
635-4641 or 635-5786.
Museum post
summer hours
The Frostproof Historical
Museum located at 210 South
Scenic Highway, is open on Sat-
urday afternoons, 1 p.m. until 4
p.m. beginning June 1 through
September 30. Other hours are
available by appointment: call
(863) 638-1225.
Plant Society
plans meetings
The Florida Native Plant
Society meetings are the first
Tuesday of each month at 7
p.m. at the Agri-Civic Center
at 4509 George Boulevard,
Sebring, FL 33875 Class-
room III. For more informa-
tion, contact Karina Veaudry
321.332.6242.
See Page 2 for information about
how to contact the newspaper.

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Alexander receives praise

Senator praised
by nursery growers
and landscapers
LAKE WALES, Fla. Sena-
tor JD Alexander (R-Lake Wales)
was presented last week with the
2007 Legislator of the Year award
by the Florida Nursery, Grow-
ers and Landscape Association
(FNGLA) for his leadership, hard

work and dedication to Florida's
nursery and landscape industry.
"I thank the Florida Nursery,
Growers and Landscape Asso-
ciation for presenting me with
this award and I look forward to
continuing to support and rep-
resent the agribusiness industry
in the State Legislature," said
Senator Alexander. "As a citrus
grower, I understand the chal-
lenges faced by the Florida agri-
business industry and the impor-

tance of sustaining a productive
industry for the many Floridians
who work in and depend on the
industry."
"Senator Alexander through
his legislative leadership and
understanding of agriculture,
small business and nursery
issues was an absolute logical
choice and he is a true advocate
of the nursery and landscaping
industry," said Director of Gov-
ernment Affairs of FNGLA,.Jim

Spratt, who presented the award
to Senator Alexander. "He led the
charge in the Senate and fought
tirelessly for appropriations set
aside for the University of Florida
IFUS programs that will benefit
the entire state and the nursery
and landscape industry."
Senator Alexander represents
Senate District 17 which includes
parts of DeSoto, Glades, Hardee,
Highlands, Okeechobee, Polk,
and St. Lucie Counties. Senator

Alexander was first elected to the
Florida Senate in 2002 and has
been subsequently re-elected.
After completing his first term,
Senator Alexander served as the
Senate Majority Whip for the
2004-2006 term in the Florida
Senate. Prior to being elected
to the Florida Senate, Senator
Alexander served four years in
the Florida House of Representa-
tives.

Vendors

sought for

July 4 Event

The Frostproof Area Cham-
ber of Commerce is seeking
vendors for the annual Frost-
proof Fourth of July Celebra-
tion.
Vendors and cook off par-
ticipants may begin to set up at
4 p.m. A vendor application is
required and a $10 fee will be
collected to help defray event
expenses. For an application
go to www.frostproofchamber.
com and download the form or
stop by the.Chamber office..
Vendor set-up will take
place in the field across from
Sugar Sands Mobile Home Park
located on South Lake Clinch

Blvd. during the Frostproof Area
Chamber of Commerce July 4th
Celebration.
Old Fashioned games and
activities and entertainment will
be held in the South Lake Clinch
Field as well beginning at 5 p.m.
with the following traditional
contest; greased pig, pie eat-
ing contest, watermelon eating
contest, three legged race, sack
race relay and much more.
The parade will begin at 7
p.m. The parade will entries
will meet at the First Baptist
Church on the Oak Street side,
'See Vendors Page 2

Mulder hired

as the new

Warrior coach

BABSON PARK, Fla. -Julie
Mulder, the Frostproof Middle
Senior High School softball
coach, has been announced
as the new head coach for the
Warrior softball team.
SMulder was unveiled by
director of athletics Bill Heath.
"Julie brings a tremendous
amount of experience to the
table. She has a history of win-
ning and we hope that will
translate to the university set-,
ting," commented Heath.
Mulder, a St. Leo Univer-
sity graduate, played for four

years with the Lions earning
All-Conference and All-Region
honors. After graduating, Mul-
der gained experience in the
coaching realm when she
headed the Stunners U-18 Trav-
el Team. In the three years she
spent there, the Stunners made
the National Championships
all three times, finishing fourth,
third and second.
Whilst coaching the Stun-
ners, Mulder was the assistant
varsity and pitching coach with
See Coach Page 2

The Frostproof Care Center
is buzzing with activity these
days as the Summer Lunch Pro-
gram for children is well under-
way. The Care Center provides
a daily program for children
ages five through twelve. A
nutritious lunch is provided by
the Polk County School Board,
and the children enjoy crafts,
guest speakers, games, swim-
ming and field trips as well. The
program will continue Monday
through Friday, 10 a.m. to 2:
p.m. until August 10.
The children attending the
Frostproof Care Center Sum-
mer Program will be taking
field trips to Vero Beach, Ara-
bian Nights, MOSI (Museum
of Science and Industry) and
Anna Maria Island. There will
also be days with special activi-
ties at the Wall Street Play Park
and trips to the local Sheriff's
Department and Fire Depart-
ment.
The program has reached its
capacity at this time, but chil-
dren may be put on a waiting
list, as there are often openings
later. There is a cost of $5 per
week, per child plus a small
additional cost for field trips. If
you are interested in being put
on the waiting list, please come
by 17 S. Scenic Highway or call
the Care Center at 635-5555.

The weather was picture perfect for a trip to the beach.
Children attending the Frostproof Care Center Summer
Program enjoyed frolicking in the ocean on a recent field
trip.

Lookout below! Kids from the Frostproof Care Center
Summer Program took pleasure in a slippery trip down
the large inflated slide at the Wall Street Play Park re-
cently.

Independence Day

concerts planned

LAKE WALES, Fla. Histor-
ic Bok Sanctuary will celebrate
our nation's 231st birthday as
part of the national "Let Free-
dom Ring 2007" festivities on
July 4. In addition to special car-
illon concerts at 1 and 3 p.m.,
the Singing Tower will ring 13
times at 2 p.m. joining other
bells across America to com-
memorate the signing of the
Declaration of Independence.
An oasis of beauty and tran-
quility, the Sanctuary offers an
ideal setting for families to bring
a picnic or enjoy lunch at the
Carillon Caf6. Stroll the historic
Olmsted garden or relax on a
blanket as the 60-bell carillon
rings out patriotic selections
including "America the Beauti-
ful," "The Star-Spangled Ban-
ner," "The President's March"
and "Columbia, The Gem of the

Ocean." The concerts also will
include "Beautiful Dreamer"
and "The Camptown Races" by
Stephen Foster, who was born
on July4,1826.
Celebrations of freedom
were especially important to
Sanctuary founder Edward W
Bok who was an advocate for
world peace. A Dutch immi-
grant who rose from humble
beginnings to become a Pulitzer
Prize-winning author, humani-
tarian and editor of the Ladies'
Home Journal, Mr. Bok donated
$100,000 to the American Peace
Prize, a contest to develop the
most practical plan to promote
world peace.
The carillon concerts are
included with general Sanctuary
admission and free for mem-
See Concerts Page 2

Frostproof News/Cindy Monk

Where's the water?
Drought conditions seem to be causing some wildlife confusion as to where they can
find water. This alligator was spotted walking through a front yard near Lake Reedy.

Kids at Camp: Care Center provides Summer Camp

Submitted photos/Laura Waters
Local children attending the Frostproof Care Center Summer Program were treated to
a trip to the beach as one of many field trips planned by the Care Centers.

Summer program is a success

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and fairness.

Bills aid victims of

domestic violence

On June 12, Governor Crist
signed two very important bills to
help victims of domestic violence
in the state of Florida: the Domes-
tic Violence/Employee Leave Act
(HB 55) and the Public Record/
Domestic Violence Victim Act (HB
63). Florida National Organization
for Women would. like to thank
the sponsors of these bills for their
commitment to keeping women
safe: Representative Ari Porth
in the House, and Senator Dave
Aronberg in the Senate. Florida
NOW also commends the rest of
the House and Senate for unani-
mously endorsing these bills and
Governor Crist for signing them.
"This is a tremendous advance
to protect women from domestic
violence," said Jessica McCaffrey,
president of Florida NOW.
The first, bill allows for an
employee to take up to three
working-days leave in any 12-
month period if the employee or
a family 6r household member
of the employee is the victim of

domestic violence. Based on the
employer's discretion, this can
be either paid or unpaid leave.
The intent is to provide the vic-
tim time to seek medical or child
care, attend court proceedings,
undergo therapy, and/or obtain
new housing away from their
abuser. Both houses unanimous-
ly passed this bill, which Florida
NOW has supported every year
that it's been filed. "It's great to
see it finally become law, as it has
the potential to help a huge num-
ber of women across the state,"
said Jessica Lowe, Florida NOW
lobbyist.
The second related bill is an act
which requires the state to keep
confidential all records relating to
government employees who uti-
lize this leave.
The unanimous passing of
these bills through both cham-
bers demonstrates that the state
of Florida will not tolerate domes-
tic abuse.

PCC trains workforce

for local businesses

WINTER HAVEN, Fla. The
Polk Community College (PCC)
Corporate College has estab-
lished the state of Florida's first
Supply Chain Management Insti-
tute to serve the manpower train-
ing needs of one of the fastest
growing sectors of Polk County's
economy.
PCC President Eileen Holden
and Polk County businessman
Hunt Berryman, chairman of the
Supply Chain Management Con-
sortium, officially launched the
Institute during a recent luncheon
meeting in the Student Center
on PCC's Winter Haven campus
attended by 110 leaders of Polk
+i County's transportation, logistics
and warehousing/distribution
industries.
Holden said the certificate-
granting entity will begin training
personnel for the Supply Chain
sector of the Polk County econ-
omy that encompasses transpor-
tation, logistics and warehous-
ing/distribution on July 1. In the
first year alone, it.is expected to
train from 800 to 1,000 Supply
Chain industry employees in Polk
County.
The Supply Chain Manage-
ment Institute will offer nine basic
or Keystone courses, five courses
each in specialized areas under
the umbrellas of "Transportation-
Logistics" and "Warehousing-Dis-
tribution," and 15 elective cours-
es. PCC faculty and experts from
the Supply Chain industry will
teach all of the courses, accord-
ing to Holden.
Holden also announced that
PCC will begin offering an Asso-
ciate of Applied Sciences (AAS)
degree in Supply Chain Manage-
ment starting in the fall of 2008.
"The PCC Corporate College is
extremely pleased and very proud
to be the home of Florida's first
Supply Chain Management Insti-
tute, which is designed to meet
the very specialized manpower
training needs of one of the fast-
est growing components of the
Polk County economy," Holden
said, noting that Polk County has
about 400 entities involved in
Supply Chain disciplines.
Under the leadership of Berry-
man, former chairman of Sunco
Carriers and current chair of the
Central Florida Development

Council, industry leaders partici-
pated in roundtable meetings and
a summit at PCC in the summer
and fall of 2006 to lay the ground-
work for the Supply Chain Man-
agement Institute. The curricu-
lum was developed in steering
committee meetings involving
industry leaders and PCC faculty
and administration held in late
2006 and early 2007.
"We thank the PCC Corporate
College for all of the hard work
and expertise it has invested
during the past year as the Sup-
ply Chain Management Institute
evolved from an idea to the reality
it is today. This represents a clas-
sic example of the great things
that can happen when the public
and private sectors work together
for the common good," Berry-
man said.
Entities represented on the
Supply Chain Management Insti-
tute steering committee were
Saddlecreek Corp., Comcar
Industries, Publix Super Markets,
Mosaic, Badcock, Florida's Natu-
ral Growers and the Tampa Port
Authority.
The Central Florida Develop-
ment Council, the Lakeland Eco-
nomic Development Council, the
East Polk Committee of 100, Polk
County Public Schools and the
University of South Florida have
joined the PCC Corporate College
as partners in this venture.
"It is very obvious that the
Supply Chain Management sector
and all of its components is the
emerging economic engine of the
Polk County economy. The Insti-
tute will give us the tools we need
to help this industry continue to
grow and flourish for the benefit
of all Polk County citizens," said
Rich Thompson of the PCC Cor-
porate College.
For information on the Sup-
ply Chain Management Institute,
including the schedule, regis-
tration, cost and fees, call 863-
669-2325 or send e-mail to Dave
Woodward at dwoodward@polk.
edu. On the Internet visit polk.edu/cc> and click on "Sup-
ply Chain ManagementS"

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Continued From Page 1
it will proceed west on B Street to
Clinch Lake Boulevard lakeside
to Palmetto, then continue on
Palmetto to Ninth Street go west
on Ninth and turn left onto Lake
Clinch Boulevard.
For more information please
call Ralph Waters at 635-5555 or

Coach
Continued From Page 1
Frostproof High School. In 2003
Frostproof finished as the Class 3A
District 10 Champion, and Region-
al semi-finalist. In 2004 Mulder
took over the helm of the high
school softball program.
The 2004 and 2005 seasons saw
the Bulldogs repeated the same
success as in 2003, with Mulder

Concerts
Continued From Page 1
bers. General admission is $10 for
adults and $3 for children ages 5-
12. Members and children under
age 5 are admitted free. For more
information call (863) 734-1208 or
visit www.boksanctuary.org
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-winning
Education and Visitor Center,
Caf6 and Gift Shop are open 9
a.m. to 5 p.m.

Correction

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Frostproof New/File photo
Marcos Rivera was awarded
the Polk County Builders As-
sociation Foundation Schol-
arship for $1,000.
On page 1 of last week's issue
Larry 'Ben' Flood appeared twice
in a photo when it should have
been Marcos Rivera. Sorry for the
confusion.

Webber IU

promotes

Niethammer
BABSON PARK, Fla. Web-
ber International University direc-
tor of athletics, Bill Heath, has
announced the promotion of
Brad Nietham-
mer to assistant
director of ath-
letics of busi-
ness, effective
immediately.
Niethammer
will continue
to serve as the
Warriors head Brad
baseball coach, Niethammer
a position he
has held since the formulation of
the program 14 years ago. "Coach
Niethammer is one of the most
organized coaches that I have
ever worked with and he will do
his normal good job in this posi-
tion," stated Heath.
Niethammer joins Tim
Desmarteau as the second assis-
tant director of athletics. Desmar-
teau also serves as the Warriors'
head athletic trainer and oversees
the operation of the WIU Fitness
Center and football operations.

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Call iNOW!H

Bob O'Hara at 635-9008.
At 8 p.m. there will be a Patri-
otic Salute to Independence Day
with live music. And as soon as it
gets dark (approximately 9 p.m.)
the fireworks will begin on the
Southside shores of Lake Clinch.
Donations are still needed to
fund this years' firework display
and celebration. Please con-
tact committee chairman Ralph
Waters at 635-5555.

winning the District Coach of the
Year. In 2006 Mulder guided the
Bulldogs to the FHSAA Class 3A
State Championship. She received
FHSAA/FACA State Coach of the
Year (Class 3A), and was the run-
ner-up in the Florida Dairy Farmers
Softball Coach of the Year Class 3A.
"I am looking forward to fur-
ther developing the Warriors' soft-
ball program, and I am excited to
be given the chance to excel on
the university level," said Mulder.

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PCSO STAR Instructor Tonya
Yvonne Williams

PCSO STAR

Instructor

arrested
STAR Program instructor
charged with aggravated battery
(Domestic Violence); suspended
without pay.
42-year-old Tonya Yvonne
Williams of Lakeland (DOB
02/22/1965), an instructor at the
Polk County STAR Program, was
arrested Thursday, June 21 by
Polk County Sheriff's Office detec-
tives and charged with Aggravat-
ed Battery (Domestic Violence).
The incident occurred June 8,
2007 in Lakeland during a verbal
altercation between Williams
and a former boyfriend. She was
booked into the Polk County
Jail and was held until her first
appearance on Friday, June 22.
Williams has been employed
with the Polk County Sheriff's
Office since October, 1994. She
has been assigned to the Boot
Camp/STAR program since May
of 1995 "the program was reor-
ganized and became the STAR
program July 1, 2006. Her current
assignment is a TAC Instructor
("TAC" stands for "teacher/advi-
sor/counselor"), working with
juveniles sentenced to the STAR
Program. In light of her arrest, she
has been suspended without pay
pending a disciplinary review.
A review of Williams' per-
sonnel file shows that she has
received good annual evalua-
tions. Files show she has received
minor discipline on three occa-
sions, two letters of guidance for
tardiness in 2003 and a letter of
guidance in 2002 for allowing a
recruit to participate in a daily run
while the recruit was on a medi-
cal restriction.

Births

Levi Wade and

Lane Eli Cutts
Glen and Kimberly Cutts
proudly announce the birth of
their twii sons, Levi Wade, 7
pounds 12 ounces, and Lane Eli,
7 pounds 5 ounces born on April
29,2007.

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summer children's program to be Battersby Duo" will perform a at a later date. Friday, July 27 the Friday, Aug. 10 at 10 a.m.
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Library at 635-7857.

Putnam offers help for dealing with federal

BARTOW, Fla. Congressman
Adam Putnam today announced
caseworkers from his office
will be at locations throughout
Hillsborough, Osceola and
Polk counties in July to help
constituentswith federal programs
such as Social Security, Medicare

or veterans benefits.
Caseworkers will meet with
constituents of Florida's 12th
Congressional District who need
help with any federal agency or
program or who would like to
express their views on issues
before Congress. Constituents

should bring any documentation
or written information that will
help.
Local location, date and times:
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15 North Magnolia Avenue,
Frostproof. Tuesday, July 17, 10
a.m.-10:30 a.m.

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290 Cypress Gardens Lane, Lake
Wales. Tuesday, July 17, 11 a.m.-
11:30 a.m.
Ft. Meade Public Library, 75
East Broadway Street, Ft. Meade.
Tuesday, July 17, 1 p.m.-1:30 p.m.

Community college to present historic play

"Dar He: The Lynching of
Emmett Till" will be presented
July 7, 7 p.m. at the Polk
Community College's Fine Arts
Theatre, Winter Haven campus.
The production, which features
Mike Wiley portraying Emmett
Till, is a fundraiser for PCC's
Upward Bound program.
Emmett Till was a 14-year-
old black boy who was lynched
in 1955 after he whistled at a
white woman in a Mississippi
grocery store. Although his killers
were arrested and charged with
murder, they were both acquitted
quicklybyan all-white jury. Shortly
afterwards, the defendants sold
their story, including a detailed
account of how they murdered
Till, to a journalist.
The murder and the trial
horrified the nation and the
world. Till's death was a spark
that helped mobilize the civil
rights movement. Three months
after his body was pulled from
the Tallahatchie River, the
Montgomery bus boycott began.
Wiley will bring this tragic
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playwright gives us a masterful
performance with a depth of
understanding and empathy that
becomes only too real, as we also
begin to feel the knot in the pits
of our stomachs, and the disgust
that such a crime could have
gone unpunished. There is still
V. a long way for all of us to travel
before racial prejudice can be
truly erased. To see and hear this
Superb performance cannot help
.;:' but put each of us on the road to
that good end."
',i ,\ The Upward Bound's Parents
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sponsoring this performance
as a fund-raiser to provide both
cultural enrichment travel and
scholarship money to Upward
Bound participants. Advance
tickets are $10 per seat, and may
be purchased from parents of
PCC Upward Bound participants.
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Polk Firefighters slimming down and getting fit

BARTOW This month,
firefighters from the Polk County
Fire Department launched a
spirited competition to lose
body fat and boost their exercise
regimen. The participants in this
firefighter health initiative will
have 12 weeks to see which
individual loses the highest
percentage of body fat. Their
goals vary from becoming more

physically fit and avoiding heart
attacks to shedding a bit of'"baby
fat." At stake are not only bragging
rights but the chance to feel, look
and perform better.
The. driving force behind this
healthy competition is Battalion
Chief Kevin Giliam. "We've
had a great response from
our firefighters," said Giliam.
"Not only will the participants

be developing great exercise
and eating habits, they will be
improving their job performance
and empowering themselves to
be their best person."
In an occupation where peak
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day, the fitness and training of
firefighters is a key to excellence
in public safety service. Heart
attacks continue to be the biggest

killer of firefighters, notes Giliam,
which makes the weight loss
thrust even more compelling.
Giliam adds that the "biggest
loser" program appeals to co-
workers who want to increase
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members whose fitness levels
may have slowly declined over
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Church Directory

Christian Fellowship
Assembly
Pastors Wendell and Thelma
Gandy
16 East First Street, Frostproof.
Service times are Sunday
School 10 a.m. Sunday Worship
11 a.m., Sunday Evening 6 p.m.
and Wednesday Evening 7:30
p.m.
For more information please
call 635-6944.
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 information
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
children'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., Worship

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., nursery
available, Sunday evening service
6 p.m. Youth Fellowship and Bible
study Wednesday evenings at 7
p.m. For more information call
863-635-2702.
First Baptist
Church of Frostproof
Darrol Hood-Pastor
First Baptist Church of
Frostproof, 96 West B Street-offers
a Contemporary Celebration
Service Sunday's at 8:15 a.m.,
and Traditional Worship Service
at 10:50 a.m. Childcare will
be available for both services.
Sunday School (all ages) 9:30 a.m.
Sunday evening Bible Study 6 p.m.
Wednesday Evening Children and
youth programs 6:15 p.m., with
adult Bible studies at 6:30 p.m.
For more 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 101:15 a.m.,
Sunday Evening Worship 6 p.m.
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
6 p.m. For more information call
635-6700.
First Christian Church
of Babson Park
Ronnie Abshire-Minister
First Christian Church of

Babson 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 Avenue, Frostproof, FL.
Morning Worship Service, 10 a.m.
For more information call 635-
3955.
First United Methodist
Church of Frostproof
James C. Isaacson, Pastor
First United Methodist Church
of Frostproof, 150 Devane
St., Sunday 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
(Dioste Ama Spanish Baptist
Church) lugar (located) 1000 US
Highway 98 West, Frostproof,
annunciate y ivitcion (announces
an invitation) Oir la Palabra de
Dios (to hear the Word of G6d)
Domingo (Sunday), at 11 a.m.
South Lake Wales

Church of God
Rev. Bob Beckler-Pastor
South Lake Wales Church of
God, 210 Presidents Dr., Lake
Wales, Early Morning Worship 9
a.m., Sunday School 10:30 a.m.,
ContemporaryPraise Service 10:45
a.m., Sunday Evening Worship 6
p.m., For more information call
638-1019.

Future Business Leaders of America lists

The following Polk students
won awards at the state
conference of the Future Business
Leaders of America (FBLA)
organization held in Orlando.
FBLA is a business education
program in secondary schools
for students to develop vocational
and career competencies. FBLA
also works to promote civic and
Personal responsibility. FBLA
events include accounting,
business communication, cyber
security, database design, digital
video, hospitality management
and parliamentary procedure.
Students winning awards at
the state FBLA are listed below by
school. Twelve of these students
have qualified to compete at the
national FBLA conference being
held June 28 to July 1 in Chicago.
National qualifiers are listed in
parentheses. The school's FBLA
advisors are also listed.
Bartow High: Preston Burris,
T.J. Konkol-Bennett (national
qualifier), Dino Teskeredzic. BHS
advisor is Mary Guest.
Bartow Middle: Richard
Atwell. BMS advisor is Danielle

Montcalm.
Frostproof High: Santos
Alvarez (national qualifier). FHS
advisor is Pam Tilley.
Gause Academy( Bartow):
Valerie Loury, Ra'Neshia Hicks,
Sean Stumpo. The Gause
Academy FBLA chapter also
won a state award for its Chapter
Activities Report. GA advisor is
Melissa Konkol.
George Jenkins High
(Lakeland): Rachel Hanneken
(national qualifier), Elisa Rush
(national qualifier), Tana
Werner (national qualifier Tyler
Williamson. GJHS advisor is
Jessica Salas.
Kathleen Middle: Skylar
Hamilton. KMS advisor is Melanie
Hayling.
Lake Gibson High
(Lakeland): Chelsea Avila
(national qualifier), Wilson Sue,
Laura Ulrich. LGHS advisors are
Brenda Collins and Mary Lou
Williams.
Lake Region High (Eagle
Lake): Jamie Lumberson. LRHS
advisor is Debra Kegley.
Lake Wales High: Jamie

Cowan, Amber Johnson (national
qualifier), Kelly Koruschak,
Stephanie Nesmith, Diana Settle,
Kevin Sullivan, Emily Tonjes, Eric
Whidden. LWHS advisor is Traci
Henry.
Lakeland High: Quynh Le
Nguyen (national qualifier). LHS
advisor is Ron Nipper.
Lawton Chiles Middle
(Lakeland): Bianca Mulaney.
LCMS advisor is Regina Cobb.
Mulberry High: Anthony
Raborn. MHS advisor is Kathy
Koon.
Southwest Middle
(Lakeland): Dustin Brock, Karla
Sanchez, Whitney Rodriguez.
SWMS advisor is Doreatha Foster.
Union Academy (Bartow):
Erik Konkol-Bennett. UA advisor
is Melissa Konkol.
Winter Haven High: Laura
Bautista (national qualifier),
Andrew Guerr (national qualifier),
Lana Groetsch (national
qualifier), Samantha McClosky,
Jenifer Rugay(national qualifier),
Ronald Shell, WHHS advisor is
Linda H. Robinson.

PCC offers sports camps

Polk Community College will
offer three sports camps during
the summer.
Below are the schedules:
PCC Softball Camp-Ages:
7-18, Location: DiamondPlex,
Winter Haven Campus. Hours:
9 am to noon. Session 2: July 16
19. Cost: $100 A T-shirt will be
provided.
PCC Head. Softball Coach
Dottie Cupp will show campers
softball fundamentals, including
such aspects of the game as
throwing, catching, hitting, base

Steroid

testing

to be law
Florida High School
Athletic Association (FHSAA)
Commissioner John A. Stewart
statement is released on random
steroid testing legislation
becoming law.
"Today's signing (6/19/07)
into law of House Bill 461 by
Governor Crist is the culmination
of more than three years of
diligent work by Representative
Marcelo Llorente to address
the use of anabolic steroids by
student-athletes an issue about
which he is deeply concerned.
The FHSAA staff shares those
concerns and worked closely
with Rep. Llorente and his staff to
draft the language that ultimately
became House Bill 461.
"The bill calls for one percent
of the student-athletes in grades
9 through 12 who participate in
the sports of baseball, football
and weightlifting to be randomly
tested. The $100,000 appropriated
for the random testing program,
however, may not be. sufficient
to fund the program to its
fullest extent. The bill includes
provisions for a scaled-down
program in this case, and FHSAA
staff members will be meeting
with Rep. Llorente and his staff to
discuss his intentions so we may
proceed.
"The FHSAA, however, is
committed to absorbing 100
percent of the administrative costs
associated with the conduct of the
program. That will ensure that all
of the $100,000 appropriated will
be devoted entirely to the actual
testing."'

running, and bunting.
Campers need to bring a sack
lunch everyday along with a towel
and swimsuit for sliding drills,
glove, sunscreen, and additional
drinks (water will be provided).
For more information about
Softball Camp, contact Dottie
Cupp at 292-3708 or email
dcupp@polk.edu.
PCC Baseball Camp-Ages:
6-12, Location: PCC Baseball
Field Winter Haven Campus,
Hours: Monday Friday, 9 am --1
pm,, Session 2: July 16-20, Cost:

$80 Includes camp T-shirt.
PCC Baseball Coaches, Joe
Arnold and Brian Kraft and PCC
baseball players will conduct
pitching, batting and running
drills at the covered batting
cage and other PCC facilities.
Campers should bring money to
purchase lunch and snacks-at the
concession stand or bring their
own lunch.
For more information about
Baseball Camp, contact Coach
Joe Arnold at 297-1008 or Coach
Brian Kraft at 297-1007.

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Driver: DON'T JUST START
YOUR CAREER, START IT
RIGHT! Company Sponsored
CDL training in 3 weeks.
Must be 21. Have CDL? Tui-
tion reimbursement! CRST.
(866)917-2778.
Driver-BYNUM TRANSPORT
needs qualified drivers for
Central Florida- Local & Na-
tional OTR positions. Food
grade tanker, no hazmat, no
pumps, great benefits, com-
petitive pay, new equipment.
(866)GO-BYNUM. Need 2
years experience.
Drivers Exp. Car Haulers,
Join WAGGONERS! Great
home time, benefits! EXCIT-
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GRAMS! Call for Appt. in
your area: (912)571-9668.
International Cultural Ex-
change Representative: Earn
supplemental income placing
and supervising high school
exchange students. Volun-
teer host families also need-
ed. Promote world peace!
(866)GO-AFICE or
www.afice.org.
Our top driver made $54,780
in 2006 running our Florida
region. Home weekly and
during the week! Blue
Cross/Blue Shield! 1 Year
OTR experience required.
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(800)441-4953.

OWNER OPERATORS- DEDI-
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*Weekly Mileage Guarantee
*Home weekly *Unit fuel
paid *100% Owner Operator
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Part-time, home-based Inter-
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$500-$1000/month or more.
Flexible hours. Training pro-
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www.K748.com.
RARE OPPORTUNITY -
$3000 Sign Up Bonus... for
the right AUTO TECHNICIAN.
Business Booming!
Call John 863-559-0390
EOE, Drug Free Workplace

NEED SOMEONE TO CLEAN?
Call (863)467-0624
I am Bonded w/ references.
Okeechobee Area

Notice: Post Office Positions
Now Available. Avg. Pay
$20/hour or $57K annually
including Federal Benefits
and OT. Get your exam guide
now. (800)709-9754
EXT.5799 USWA Fee Req.

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Business
Opportunities 305
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 B 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
Tickets 720
Tools 725
Toys & Games 730
VCRs 735
Wanted to Buy 740

CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER:
Package unit, with heat, 07
model. $1650.
561-447-0339

CHEST FREEZER, Large, Hot-
point, 15 cu. ft., $55.
(863)467-1530
KENMORE STOVE Electric,
Ivory, good cond., $75.
(863)357-5773.
STOVE- Whirlpool, asking $75
(863)675-0969

KITCHEN STOVE, Maytag,
electric, white, clean, works
& looks good. $50
(863)697-2033
REFRIGERATOR- 21 cu ft, GE,
good condition, $200
(863)983-4940
REFRIGERATOR- Frigidaire,
frostproof, works great,
needs paint. $50
(561)254-7458 Clewiston
REFRIGERATOR Whirlpool,
side by side, w/ice maker,
good cond. $250
(863)467-8294
UPRIGHT FREEZER, 20 cu. ft.,
frost free, with lock. $250 or
best offer. (863)467-5360
WASHER Kenmore, white,
good cond., $75.
(863)357-5773 .
WASHER/DRYER & 21" Sanyo
TV. Owner Leaving! Good
condition $250. for all.
Okee., (863)467-0644
WASHER/DRYER GE 6 cy-
cle, large capacity, works
great! $250 for the set.
(863)634-9736

BICYCLE- 2 Huffy 26" mens
Mt bikes. $80 for both or will
sell separate (561)254-7458
Clewiston.
MOUNTAIN BIKES- 1-male &
1-female. Good condition.
Both 5 spds. $60. or will
separate. (863)673-2726
SCHWIN BICYCLE 1955: 26",
brand new, original condi-
tion. Reduced to $500.
(863)467-5756.
UTILITY BICYCLE 3 wheel,
TLC, $30 (863)675-0300
LaBelle

Pre-Engineered Metal Build-
ing 40% Factory Discount
Sale. Commercial Straight
Wall Shops, Hangers, Ware-
houses, Mini-Storage, Indus-
trial Strips, 2,000-100,000
square feet, 25 Years Experi-
ence, Local References, On
Site Estimates & Factory
Erection Available.
(800)720-6857.

METAL ROOFING. SAVE $$$
buy direct from manufactur-
er. 20 colors in stock with all
accessories. Quick turn
around! Delivery Available..
352)498-0778 Toll free
888 393-0335 code 24.
www.GulfCoastSupply.com.
PLYWOOD (10 sheets): 3/4",
4x6 sheets. $120 will sep.
Call (561)762-4620 Jupiter
area.
SLIDING GLASS DOORS (3)-
in alum frames, $500 firm
(863)763-3451
WOOD SHUTTERS- louvered,
50 pairs, 7' x15", excellent
cond, $580 (239)289-1995

FLOOR RUG- New, Huge,
8'x10' Country colors, Gar-
den path design. $150. Great
buy (863)674-0098

CONVERTIBLE CRIB- With
mattress. Graco Bounce &
Toddler bed. Good cond.
$185. Will sep. 863-673-2726
PLAYPEN, In new shape w/
add on diaper changer Only
used 2x's. Fold & Go type.
$60 neg. (863)509-8152

JACKET: Harley Davidson Du-
rango, leather, exc cond, like
new, never worn, women's
sm. $300. 63-673-0980

MENS DRESS JACKETS (5),
Size 44 Regular, new cond,.
some never worn. $125/all,
will sep. (863)467-8464
WEDDING DRESS- size 4,
beaded, includes veil, $500
(863)824-6164

INDIAN HEAD 1909 $5 GOLD
COIN- 14ct gold rope bezel,
16" gold rope chain, $600
neg (863)763-2458

AUTOGRAPHED & JERSEY
CARDS- Football, Basketball
& baseball, $2000 neg.
(239)398-2628
DOLL- Cabbage Patch, '1984,
Good condition. $50.
(863)801-4949

COMPUTER, Like new. AMD
2000+, Athlon, 40 gb., hd.,
512 mb mem., windows
exp. $190 (863)763-4376
DELL COMPUTER SYS: Pen-
tium 4, XP Pro, monitor, key-
board, mouse & speakers.
$225. (863)517-2782 Tony
LAPTOP- (2) Dell, Good
shape, loaded, $600 for both
or will sell separate
(863)674-0212

KILN- Paragon ceramic, Good
condition. $200.
(863)675-0550 LaBelle

BRASS TOP COFFEE TABLE-
30", asking $45
(863)675-0300 La Belle

BR SET Queen headboard,
triple dresser, chest, 2 nite
stands, $250
(863)763-2601
CANOPY BED SUITE- Twin sz,
incld mirrored dresser, night
stand, desk book case.
$350. (863)763-0669
CHINA CABINET- (2) white
gold trim, glass doors, very
good cond. $200 for both
(561)790-6589
COUCH- asking $75
(863)675-0969
COUCH- Big, Comfortable, teal
green, good condition, $100
(863)697-1486
DINING ROOM SET: Broyhill,
with hutch. Paid $1700. Ask-
ing $300. 863-467-5756
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER:
Cherry color, will hold up to,
30" TV. $50. (863)675-7539

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Hose -Sal 1025

DINING ROOM TABLE oval
snapped wileat 6 cnairs,
asking $250(i'el offer
18631610-2916
GLIDER ROCKING CHAIR-
good condition 80 or best
ofer i8613697-2168
LOVESEAT w/matching chair
0 ccica3 i Dble, solid wood
ec. cond $325 Imn
(8631673-4942
ROCKER CHAIR- Nlew. Over
stuffed Beige Micru-tibei.
easy to clean Wood rocker
base $175 18631674-0098

GOLF CLUBS- Ma< Fli Tour
Edition 3 iron Lnru Piching
wedge reg lie., $10
1561)261-0766
GOLF CLUBS, McGregor Mac-
tec. laiy new Graphte
snat. stiff flle. 4-pw $350
1863)357-3542

FIREARMS LIBRARY: Com-
plele nand gun and long gun
info- 32 leather bound vol-
umes $200. 863-697-2033

NORDIC TRACK- Space Saver
Ellipical 4 mos old, mint
condition $500
18631673-3844

ADJUSTABLE BED- Crattmat-
ic. Li.k new condition New
$5000 Asking $600
1863)675-1553

ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR: Med-
ics. "Cadillac of wheelchairs'"
Immaculate. used very ltle on
care only Paid $5000 asking
only$1000 863-357-5988
HOVERAROUND- Excellent
condition $6500 new Ask-
ing $800 1863)675-1553
LARGE SCOOTER, SpaceSaver
Plus 2 new banenes, disas-
sembles Ior transport. like
new $895 1863)357-8788
POWER CHAIR: Pride Jazzy
#1113 w.'joystick Ec cond
Small turn radius. New $5800
Now $1090 1863)763-6907
POWER CHAIR: Pnde Jazzy
#1113 w'jOysiick Ekc cond.
Small turn radius New $5800,
Now $1090 1863)763-6907
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AIRLINES ARE HIRING Train
tor high paying Aviation
Maintenance Career FAA ap-
proved program Financial
aid i qualified Job place-
ment assistance. CALL Avia-
lion Institute of Mainlenance
+ 1888i349-5387
ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE
irom home. Medical busi-
ness, paralegal, computers
criminal jusce Job place-
ment assistance Financial
aid and computer provided it
Squaliied Call
(866)858-2121, wwwOnli-
neTidewaterTech.com
BOUNCE HOUSE'SLIDE
COMBO 15.,.15. Great condi-
non. $2000 (8631228-2440
or (8631675-1113 LaBelle
CELL PHONE- Nokia 5165
with charger & carrying
case. $30 1863)763-0625
CLOTHES POLES- 2 Galva-
nized E&cellent condition.
$40. (8631675-0550 LaBelle
DIVORCES275-5350"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;
MASSAGE SPA: seats 3 255
gallons of water, $500.
(863)763-0141 after 5:30pm
WANTED: 10 HOMES To
Show Off Our New Lifetime
Exterior Paint. Call Now to
see if your home qualifies.
8 0 0 961 -8547.

CUSTOM BUILT GUITAR
CABINET: 77"T x 42"W, 2
solid doors & sheff, $350 or
best offer(561)633-1371
DRUM SET, First Act, Like
New. $125. (863)675-7539
DRUM SET- Pearl 13 piece.
$1200. or best offer.
(863)261-1235
GUITAR- Takamine EG330C,
1999 model, asking $500
can be seen at Jennings
Hdwe (863)675-2311
ORGAN- electric, works, $50
(863)357-4195

AQUARIUMS (2) 55gal.,
(1) 25 gal. $85 for all or will
sell separate (863)467-4994
BABY BALL PYTHON- asking
$35 (863)675-6183 after
4:30pm

CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, AKC,
male & female, short & long
hair, $350 & up, 1st.shots &
wormed, adult sz. 3-4 Ibs.
863-381-9234.
LAB PUPPY, blonde, male,
registered, adorable, very
friendly, intelligent, $450
firm. (863)673-6829
PUPPY, Chocolate Pit Mixed
Red Nose, 1st shots, 12
weeks, male, $250
(772)359-2707

GROMMET CUTTER & PRESS-
for large Spurred #8 grom-
mets, $150 (863)634-7423

HOME THEATER: Elite Audio
EA-609 Surround Sound Pd
$5300 Sacrifice tor $500
LiBelle area 2391357.6889
MATT JUGGERNAUTS 12).
15". in a Do. $850 or best
owner 18631634-6476

ELECTRIC MOTOR- Baldoi.
1725 rprr 3 hp 1152,30
vOlt $100 or t.El oieil
1863)635-1096 Frostproor
GENERATOR: Briggs Slrut-
or, 250i wants. 120 & 12
volts 5 hp $200
863-675-1754
OHM GENERATOR- low ours,
runs good $2500
(863)6,75-0340
PORTABLE AIR COMPRES-
SORS 121 1- 3hp vertical
lank, 1- 2hp 20 gas lank.
$370 or sep 15611676-0427
WELDER: Miller. Onon engine,
AC/DC, 250 amps & Genera.
tor. 55 kw 120 / 240 voll
$1000 1863)675-1754

WANTED: FLORIDA ART
A E Bachus J Hutrcinson
H Newlon G Buckner E
Buckner, L Robens A Hair
R A McClenidon S Newton.
BIG $$ 1772)562-556;'

Agriculture

Christmas Trees 745
Farm Equipment 805
Farm Feed/ProdHcts 810
Farm Mlscsflaneous 815
Farm Produce 820
Farm Services
Offered 825
Farm Supplies/
Services Wanted 830
Fertilizer 835
Horses 840
Landscaping
Supplies 845
Lawn Garden 850
Livestock 55
Poultry/Supplies 860
Seeds/Plants/
Flowers 865

FILLY. Paso Fino, 7 mos old.
up to date Coggins & shots.
$450 or best offer.
(5611718-1212 Okee
QUARTER HORSE- Gelding 5
yrs old. 15 hands Rides greal
60 days ot profess training
$1500. 1239)340-8373
STUD QUARTER HORSE:
Dun/Bay. 8 mo old Well
mannered $350 firm
1863)467-6725
THOROUGHBRED,
very loving 10 yr
old bay Drown
mare. 162 hands, great
bloodline; show quality.
$3000 neg 1561)282-8849

JOHN DEERE Tractor rider
lawrmowir. Kawasaki eng.
nydrostatic drive. new ban
$750 954-581-8328
MOWER 34 Gravely ZIR,
ec. cond $1500 or best
orfer 1863)634-1479.
SNAPPER PRO 36 nydlo-
Slalic drve walk behind
mower, ellras, runs real
$1300 1954)581-8328
TILLER- Yard Machine 5 5 hp
B & S asking $150
(863)675-4697 Muse. Fl

Rentals

Commercial
Property 915
Candos/
Townhouses Rent920
Farm Property- .
Rent 825
House Rent 930
Land Rent 935
Resort Property -
Kept 945
Roommate' 950
Room. to Rent 955
Storage Space -
Rent 960

DUPLEX APARTMENT. 2br,
iba, A/C, dishwasher, wash-
er/dryer hookups. 1st, last &
sec req'd. Call 863-635-6399

3BR/2BA Foreclosure!
$20,000! Only $199/Mo! 5%
down 20 years @ 8% apr.
Buy 6/BR $215/Mo! For list-
ings (800)366-9783 Ext
5798.
4/BR Foreclosure $14,960!
5BR/3BA Only $2,O00O!
Stop Renting! More Homes
Available from $10,000! For

Listings (800)366-9783 Ext
5669.
Annual rental homes in the
heart of Central Florida.
Beautiful waterfront commu-
nities with resort amenities,
social events and on-site ac-
tivities. Call (800)887-8301
or visit www.EquityLifes-
tyle.com.
HUD HOMES 4BR/3BA
$199/mo! 5BR/3BA Foreclo-
sure! $465/mo! Stop Rent-
ing! 5% dw, 20 yrs @ 8%
apr. For listings
(800)366-9783 ext 5853.
Never Rent Again! Buy,
4BR/2BA $11,700! Only
$199/Mo! 2/BR $11,900! 5%
down 20years 8%. HUD
Homes Available! For listings
(800)366-9783 Ext 5796.

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OKEE.,Lari] FuirniShel Rm.
io [renl lt cidi UIl i U able.
Pool & l' ii:hen pnvlilegel S
150/wk 1863122j32091
STUART, Downtown, Piivale
Bdrm a, lull hOuSe privleg-
es $451:Tmci + $20U sec
iep i. me i |772)324-161

MOUNTAIN LAKE ESCAPE
The Ridgrs Re.ortn 1 lutu ,:r,
LaBle Chalule Slay 2 -ulrlS.
3ra NiuQl FREE Beutlilul
L.iiCesld' Mounlain Rerorl
Hijwasi-eei GA TneRilge,.
H e % o r I r 0 m
i888)834.4409

Real Estate

Business Places -
Sale 1005
Commercial
Property Sale 1010
Condos/
Townhouses Sale1015
Farms Sale 1020
Houses Sale 1025
Hunting Property 1030
Investment
Property Sale 1035
Land Sale 1040
Lots Sale 1045
Open House 1050
Out of State -
Property Sale 1055
Property Inspectionl060
Real Estate Wanted1065
Resort Property -
Sale 1070
Warehouse Space 1075
Waterfront Property 1080

AMERICA'S DRIVING ACADE-
MY" Start your driving ca-
reer loOay' Onering courses
in CDL A Low luwiitri lee
Many payment options o11
registration feel
1888)899-5910 inloameii.
cijsdrivingacademy.ciiiT
HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERA-
TOR TRAINING FOR EM-
PLOYMENT BuildOi:ers.
Backhoes Lc:iders. Dump
Trucks, Graders, Scrapers.
Ecavators:: l[jional Certlih
ialion. JCb Pia:emunil hAi:.s-
lance: Associaled Trairung
Services 1800)251-3274
www equipmerniop:rj-
lor cor
OWNER FINANCE
NO BANKS NEEDED
2BR/lBA + Bonus Room
Completely Remodeled
$69.900 Only $575 mo w'
13900 Down 863-205-1587
www.MyFroslproolHoiTie1: i:iTi
Palm Harbor Homes 30ir, An-
niversary Sale' Huge Dis-
counts Easy Financing O'%
Down whoin you own your
land Huny while In s oIler
lasis!" l80i1622-2832
REDUCED. 2Bi, lBA Deaiiined
garage. ilnced large oak
trees Ne',1 to Clinch Lahe Boal
Landing. I65K 863-638-2510

GIL CHRIST CTh 5 Acre Es-
tale Properties Only
i89000 Homes Only On
Alachua Cry Line COLUM.
BiA CT :20-80 A. Hjrid-
woods Plani lion pines,
Creek. Homesiles or Huniing
$6200,Acre 1,2 Acre
Homes Only 146.000 Owner
Financing Available LAFAY-
ETTE CP 10-340 Acres
Low as $6,200/Acre Scat-
tered Hardwoods Paved
Road Hign &, Dry
800)29-I-2313 E'1 1585 7
days 7am-7pm A Bar Sales
Inc.
South Central Florida LAKE
LOT SALE! Lake Access-
$79,900 (was $199,900)
Lake View- $124,900 (was
$224,900) Lakefront-
$299,900 (was $399,900).
Owner says "SELL!" 1 to 3
acre lake properties reduced
$100,000+. Gated commu-
nity, water sewer, paved rds,
u/g utls. Excellent financing.
Call now (866)352-2249, x.
2046.

BATTERY CREEK, SC WA-
TERFRONT at drastically re-
duced prices! Marshfront
lots *from $179,900.
Dockable Waterfront lots
from $249,900. Located in
Beaufort, SC. Premier loca-
tion & neighborhood. All lots
have central water, sewer &
underground utilities. Call:
(888)279-4741.
BEAUTIFUL N. CAROLINA.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLI-
NA MTS FREE Color Bro-
chure & Information
MOUNTAIN PROPERTIES
with Spectacular views,
Homes, Cabins, Creeks, &
Investment acreage. CHERO-
KEE MOUNTAIN GMAC
REAL ESTATE... cherokee-
mountainrealty.com Call for
free brochure
(800)841-5868.
Developer's Closeout Septem-

ber 29th- 20% Off already
low pre-construction pricing.
Lots & condos available w/
water, marsh, golf, nature
views starting at 70k's. lyr.
no payment options.
(877)266-7376 www.coop-
erspoint.com.
LAKE PROPERTIES Lakefront
and lake view homes And
parcels on pristine 34,000
acre Norris Lake in E. Ten-
nessee Call Lakeside Realty
(888)291-5253 Or visit
www.lakesiderealty-tn.com.
Lakefront homesite on beauti-
ful Boone Lake in Northeast
Tennessee. Fully amenitized
community, spectacular
mountain views, convenient-
ly located near Johnson City.
(423)323-1676 Grand Vi-
sion, Inc.

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LIMITED TIME OFFER 100"1.
FIIlAINCING- 1JO PA'iMENTS
FOR 2 ',EARS Galed Lake-
front Community of the iNC
Blue Riugr Mlins All
Oc,:ha le 91 ,iTiis 4 l 'n sZ or.-
irin slan 5r 4 99000 Call Now
i800)1709-LAE
Mountain Lilestyle Group now
Opening 2 GATED (ommu-
niies ,r in In rngrh counlr, Il
W.lern IoJ:ncmn Caruln LOlIS
ilarinO ,31 *2'6 10l1)
186613;8 4769
NC MOUNTAINS 5 acre wIln
priMrrine 210 11:1 riln walir-
Ijll nome ilte wirn greal
view very prlvae. large pui-
lit lake rinirby $t19 5110
Tnis won I la'l long Call now
i8661789-8535
New Mexico Gelawav 20
Acres $49 990 Scenic Iree,.
views. willile neaity BLM.
elecriciry Prefecl Ior hors-
e': niking hurling lamnly
ranl:n. rtireal ,and relremenin
living 100'. financing Call
1866 365-2825
North Carolina Cool Mouuniin
Air Views & Sireamrs.
Homes, Cabins & Acreage.
FREE BROCHURE
(800)642-5333. Realty Of
Murphy 317 Peachtree St.
*Murphy, N.C. 28906.
www.realtyofmurphy.cbm.
Riverfront homesite on beau-
tiful Tuckasegee River in the
Blue Ridge Mountains of NC.
Private community, dramatic
views, exceptional weather
and recreation.
(828)293-951.4 High Vision,
LLC

So. Colorado Ranch Sale 35
Acres- $36,900 Spectacular
Rocky Mountain Views Year
round access, elec/ tele in-
cluded. Come for the week-
end, stay for a Jifetime.
Excellent financing available
w/ low down payment. Call
Red Creek Land Co. today!
(866)696-5263 x 2682
Timber Company Liquidation!
24 Acres- $99,900. 40
Acres $159,900. Timber
Company selling off large
wooded acreages in South-
east Georgia. One day only,
Sat. June 30th. Loaded with
wildlife. Potential to subdi-
vide. Excellent financing. Call
National Timber Partners
now (800)898-4409, x
1306.
Waterfront Condominiums on
Beautiful Lake of the Ozarks,
Missouri. 1,200 miles of
shoreline. Low taxes, insu-
rance and fees. Fishing, golf,
fun. From $99,900. The-
LakeCondoSource.com
(573)346-1188.

Mobile Hornes

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

AWNINGS, Crank out win-
dows w/screens, doors
in/out,. ceiling fans all for
$600 or sep (863)357-7757

FROSTPROOF:
Mobile Homes for rent
with option to buy
Call Now! -
813-657-8671
813-417-2190

Recreation

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

AIR BOAT- 11 511 alum .ir
gator rype hull Slarnless o01-
tom 0320 50rip Lycom-
inig moior w'lrailer 'i.5000
(23191229-4185
AIR BOAT, 12 Fl Trail Bla;er
viw' rjaleir Needs m ctlr ,
propeller $.20001) or bt .l 0I
ler 239-438-6709
BASS BOAT, 2000, 283 Stra-
tus Vindicator w/175 hp John-
son. Tournament Rigged.
$9,000. 863-763-2957
georgene34974eyahoo.com
BASS MASTER '85, 17ft.,
w/'92 Trailer, 115hp Mercury
& Stealth 300 trolling motor.
$4000 (863)763-9352
BOAT- 15', with 40hp Mercury
& trailer. New starter & water
pump. Oldie but a goodie.
$500. Neg. (863)674-1985
CAROLINA SKIFF 1450, 35
HR center console, trolling
motor, 2 props, d/f, trailer.
$800. (863)634-6565
DINGY- 11t, Avon, can take
up to 10hp motor, $275
(863)234-1994
JON BOAT, 10ft., aluminum,
trailer, 8 spd trolling motor,
great for low water. $500
(863)467-2063 Okee
PONTOON, 24', hardtpp, with
trailer, 50hp Evinrude & trol-
ling mtr., $2500 or best of-
fer. (863)634-2454
SAILBOAT: Hobie Cat, 16 Ft.
w/sails & trailer. $1000.
(678)725-3216
SAILING DINGY 8ft, fiber-
glass, complete w/sails,
oars, exc shape, $590
(863)234-1994
SPORTSCRAFT- Tri hull- walk
thru windshield, 60hp Mari-
ner outboard, galv trailer,
$650. (863)467-8038
TRACKER '04, 18ft., Model
PT185, 90hp Mercury, w/15
hrs. 6 yr engine warranty,
garaged, like new. Paid
16,185, asking $10,185.
(561)573-3499
V-BOTTOM, 14ft., aluminum,
almost new trailer, 25hp mo-
tor, $1200 (863)673-3818

BUS- GM 4905A, '73, 40',
318, Good runner, Tires,
A/C's /Heat, Dinette, Fridge,
toilet. $2500. 772-332-1438
CAMPER- 28' Outback, Sleeps
6, Everything works. Good
condition. $2500.
(863)763-2476
CAMPER TOP Fiberglass,
teal green, for stepside pick
up truck, asking $225 or
best offer. (863)357-6315

CAMPER TRAILER 26 ,-
hwn balh :,Il:v uve lVTriniQ
wori no ill i 41)hO/,; l I01:-
Icr i863l6;.-1985

COLEMAN '92. Pop-up inr
chluhel.. SlOv : ,1iil ) aw.jrnni
very :lean $2'i0L ,if beii ,il-
ler 12391657-8372
DODGE CAMPER. 8 ,i:i
Friildg- r :ioie ,. ed t Fa ir
CloniiiiO n 3118 mii lor
'1.700 086 1:'42.42901)

GMC CAMPER VAN 86- me.
crn,:)Illv Ce': )rel nrav0. c.
ceip l n eri d:. p ,nil ':.4':.1Ii
rin 15611254--;4583 Gli.'iv:

HOLIDAY RAMBLER '9% :ii
1l S.1 i11 )! LII
i239i810-966.36

BOAT MOTOR, 14 Ihp w 'g,
lnl p Irijptiler 'l,001

PROPELLER- Stainless ei
M rn:uliy 23 pcllr 4 tllii,]
Goodi ;nape A. rng $15
(863)357-62a29

BANDIT 600 '97- low miles,
$2500 or best offer or trade
(863)532-1761

HONDA CB350 4 cyl., Excel-
lent condition. $1000.
(863)634-5421
HONDA SHADOW 1100 '93-
nice bike, $3000
(863)763-3599
HONDA SHADOW 1100 SPIR-
IT '98- Black, mint cond.
windshield, hard locking
bags, lots of chrome & ex-
tras, new tires & battery.
Must see!, $4495 neg.
(561)253-4299
HONDA- Silverwing, 650 Low
mi., Excellent condition
$4500. (561)951-5676

MOTORCYCLE LIFT-. Air oper-
ated w/front wheel vise &
ramp extension. $600.
(863)674-0898 or 517-1019
MOTORCYCLE TRAILER for
a dirt bike, good condition,
$175 (561)253-4299
YAMAHA SCOOTER '04, Bare-
ly used, 222 miles, $1500
(561)262-0510

HUNTING BUGGY: With Jeep
engine. Runs good. $1500
or best offer. (863)634-0582
KAWASAKI 300 BAYOU -
1998, 2WD, runs great,
$1200/neg. (863)675-6214
after 6pm.
KYMCO MONGOOSE 50
SPORT ATV- 2 stroke, Air
cooled, Electric start w/kick
back-up $900. (863)673-0559
SWAMP BUGGY, $1500 or
best offer. (863)357-7565

SALEM '99- By Forest River,
30 ft + slide, full kite & bath,
Queen bed, very good cond.
$7400 (772)220-7974

Automobiles

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Automobiles 4005
Autos Wanted 4010
Classic Cars 4015
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 4000
Utility Trailers 4065
Vans -070

BUICK LESABRE. 9i1.1 g::d
ornir li,,n, ru'in; ,,/;,II .14171
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BUICK PARK AVE 92 ill
plush .ierini l urig 11;'n
rii i l a ': wir f DeSIl .:niri
,,w r i..:1O( 18(,:.;') .3.2E.5:,
CADILLAC FLEETWOOD, 96
,ecr :n.ipe lConri le 11l
$ .:, 1.1)li~l ,:' ,rlW r
86h.6: -5911
CHEVY CORSICA- 90, Good
running condition. $300.
(863)763-7060
HONDA CIVIC CX '94- 2dr, 5
spd, V-tech motor, has a
chip for more horse power,
$2500 neg. (863)673-2314
NISSAN 200SX, '95, 4 cyl.,
auto, great air, like new tires,
new battery, exc. in & out,
$2500. (863)357-0037 Okee
PONTIAC SUNFIRE '97- runs,
asking $400 or best offer
(863)824-3471 for details
TOYOTA CAMRY- '92- 4 new
tires, blown head gasket,
$200 (772)215-7009
TOYOTA TERCEL '89- 2 door,
needs transmission $300
(863)261-2511

CHEVY 4X4, '82- 350 V8, 3
spd auto, $2500 Firm
(863)634-9961
CHEVY S10 BLAZER- '89 4X4,
ood for dune buggy, asking
400 (863)467-8318 or
(772)260-0686
GMC JIMMY 1994, 4x4, Swap
for 2 wheel drive pick up or
sell for $1000.
(863)635-1096 Frostproof

BED RAILS stainless round
tube, for Chevy PU 99 & up
shortbed. Brand new in box,
$100. (863)763-5881
ENGINE & TRANS- 305 Che-
vy, 80K, 5spd Bourg Warner
trans, asking $1500
(863)261-1792
FACTORY CARPET Brand
new, grey, out of '07 F350
Crew Cab truck, spotless,
$300. (863)763-5881
FUEL TANK- 150 gal. $150. or
best offer. (863)634-7318
HAULER RACK, aluminum,
short or long bed, adjustable,
$125. (863)763-6971
HITCH, Class 3, off 2000 Ford
F150, $50. (863)635-5186
HOOD: Fits 80's 90's Ford
Van, new in box. $75.
561-633-1371
RIMS & TIRES, (6), 8 lug,
800/ 16.5, $300 will sell
separately. (863)612-5676

When Other Builders Say No

WE SAY YES!

PERFORMANCE PROGRAMS,
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SEATS- loi 2_411 FI:l.1h F 1M
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DODGE RAM i'i 1.-. .W9
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DODGE RAMCHARGER. 91:.

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F350- '91. Ljnl lOId ally ie"'
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FORD F100 ;,.. hr II Iop.
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FORD PICKUP, ;. li.ji .'.
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GMC SOrIOMA- '% Furi
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TOYOTA- 90. 4. i.F
iln til, iitull f11110 1 ni1
Run :goo:,, .3 io00 tlon ileg

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tuill J :. Vh .' l. I il M i ln
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FORD EXPEDITION ii. aj iii:
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FLATBED TRAILER- 16 -luiij
axle, New tires & wheels.
Diamond plate fenders.
$1500. (863)674-0898
HEAVY EQUIPMENT TRAILER,
16 Ft. $800. (863)763-2957
UTIL. TRLR- 16x8, cargo trail-
er, HD ramp door, dual axle,
brakes, lights, side door.
$2000 neg. (863)675-1497

CHEVY 1 TON STEP VAN '79-
1 owner, 110K, runs good,
$1000 (863)234-9564
CHEVY VENTURE '99- clean,
runs good, ac, works good,
$2500 or best of-
fer(239)728-8521 LaBelle
DODGE RAM CONVERSION
VAN '99: Cold a/c, runs
excellent, 196k. Below blue
book. $2000 (863)763-3451
FORD- 2, Both for $1000: or
best offer (863)261-1235
FORD WINDSTAR '98- needs
new motor, everything else
is good, ,$200
(863)763-7444

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