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At a Glance

Support your
FMSHS Sports
Upcoming home games:
JV Football-Thursday (tonight)
7 p.m. Faris Brannen Stadium,
Frostproof/Okeechobee.

Get your Flu and
Pnueumonia shots
The City of Frostproof and
the Polk County Health Depart-
ment are partnering together to
offer Flu and Pneumonia shots
Tuesday, Nov. 27 from 10 a.m.
until 1 p.m. at Frostproof City
Hall located at 111 First Street.
Cost is $26 for a Flu shot and
$40 for a Pneumonia shot pay-
able by cash, check or proof of
Medicare Part B (please remem-
ber to bring your card). Note: If
you have a Medicare HMO you
will be required to pay. Please
call Sharon at 635-7850 for an
appointment.

City Council
plans meeting
The next Regular City Coun-
cil Meeting will be held Monday,
Oct., 15 at 6 p.m.
The City would also like to
remind everyone, beginning in
October Regular City Council
meetings will revert back to the
first and third Monday of each
month. Frostproof City Hall is
located at 111 First Street. For
more information call 635-
7855.

Class of 1988
plans reunion
Classmates- please plan to
attend the FHS Homecoming
game on Friday, Nov. 2, 2007
at 7:30 p.m. at-the Faris Bran-
nen Stadium, cost: $5. Pleas
bring any ideas you have for
our 20th reunion and any up-
dated information you have on
our classmates. If you are un-
able to attend you may contact:
Kelli Reeves Looney at 863-528-
0277/ Missy Repress Hadden
at 863-528-0901/ Tom Elyard
at 863-635-6414/ Shannon
Brewer Riner at 863-528-4385/
or Suzanne Hadden Creasy at
863-412-0264.

Free Community
Computer Classes
Frostproof Middle Senior
High School will be offering
FREE Community Computer
classes.
Glasses are scheduled for
Monday nights from 5:30
7:30 in the media center. For
more information or to sign
up, please call Annette True @
635-7809 ext. 240.

FMSHS Volleyball
Lanyards on sale
The FMSHS Volleyball team
is currently hosting a fund-
raiser. Please help support
the girl's volleyball team and
purchase a lanyard today. The
price is $3 each. To purchase
your lanyard you may contact
Coach Donna Nicholson at FM-
SHS Media Center.

Project Graduation
meets on Thursdays
Parents of the FHS 2008
graduating class are urged to
attend the Project Graduation
meetings held every Thursday
evening at 6 p.m. in the high
school cafeteria. Parents, this is
your child's final year at FHS and
now is the time to start planning
a Grand Finale to show them
how proud you are for their ac-
complishments. Graduation is a
major milestone for your son or
daughter, please help to make it
memorable. For more informa-
tion please contact Cindy Wise
at 863-528-0366.

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Two Warner students awarded

LAKE WALES, Fla. Warner
Southern students Emily Proctor
and Natalia DuBois received the
Fanchon F. Funk Scholars Award
at the 2007 Annual Conference
of the Florida Association of
Teacher Educators (FATE) held
Sept. 28 & 29 in Orlando. They
were recognized for their poten-
tial as outstanding future edu-
cators. Each student received a
one-year membership in FATE,
complimentary conference reg-
istration and a financial award
of $150. The scholarship awards
are named in honor of Dr. Fan-
chon F. Funk, Associate Profes-
sor of Educational Leadership

& Policy Studies and Associate
Director of the Center for Per-
formance Technology at Florida
State University. Dr. Funk had
made a lifetime commitment to
improving education.
Emily and Natalia, both edu-
cation majors, attended the FATE
Conference with Dr. Terry Fasel
and Dr. Karol Yeatts.- Both Fasel
and Yeatts were presenters at
the conference. To be eligible for
the scholarship award, students
must be currently enrolled in a
teacher education program at an
accredited institution of higher
education in the state of Florida.
An overall grade point average

of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale is
required.
Warner Southern College is
a Christian liberal arts college
located in Lake Wales, Florida,.
and offers 27 undergraduate ma-
jors and three Masters programs
designed for working profession-
als: Master of Business Adminis-
tration, Master of Arts Education
and Master of Science Manage-
ment. Fall 2007 enrollment is
more than 1,100. The college,
founded in 1968, is preparing to
celebrate its 40th anniversary.
Warner Southern College is
See Warner Page 2

Rotary News: Rotary announces 'Teens of the Month'

Frostproof News/Cindy Monk
Natalie St. Maria was named Rotary 'Teen of the Month' for September. Pictured (left to
right) Rotarian Mary Ruth Wilson Natalie and Greg and Linda St. Maria. Natalie is the
Drum Major and Low Brass Section Leader of the "Touch of Blue Marching Band." She
is also the Frostproof High School Student Council President and National Honor So-
ciety President. She has been the first chair euphonium player in All-County, All-State,
and Tri-State. She plans to attend the University of South Florida to get a Bachelor
of Arts degree in music performance. She also plans to further her education at the
University of North Texas in hopes of playing professionally and teaching music as a
euphonium professor at the college level.

FHS Graduate studies in Hungary. Aaron Varner, a graduate of the Frostproof High
School Class of 2000, visited the Frostproof Rotary Club in August. Aaron received an
Ambassadorial Scholarship from The Rotary Foundation. The scholarship paid for his
tuition and expenses while studying and completing his Masters degree at an English-
speaking university in Budapest, Hungary. Aaron has since returned to Hungary where
he will spend the next two years as a youth minister at an English-speaking church.
Aaron is pictured receiving a Rotary Buck from Rotarian President, Kenny Godwin.

Florida Citrus Growers

ask Congress for help

LAKELAND, Fla. If Con-
gress doesn't fix the country's
agricultural labor problem
thousands of family farms and
the nation's domestic food sup-
ply are at risk, a Florida citrus
grower told the House Agricul-
ture Committee.
Mason Smoak, a third gen-
eration citrus grower from Lake
Placid, told members of the
House Agriculture Committee
that a legal, reliable labor force
is imperative for the future of
agriculture.
Smoak, an active member of
Florida Citrus.Mutual, was invit-
ed to Washington by Congress-
man Tim Mahoney of Florida
who serves on the Committee.
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"My family understands it
is essential to have legal, reli-
able workers harvesting our
crops and helping put orange
juice on breakfast tables across
America," Smoak said. "Please,
believe me when I tell you that
we want legal workers. I'll reit-
erate: We want legal workers."
Smoak's grandfather started
his family's citrus business on
10 acres in 1933. The business
has grown to over 3,100 acres
of citrus and 13,000 acres of
cattle ranchland and wildlife
conservation areas.
Smoak also told the Commit-
tee having reliable, legal labor
to harvest crops such as citrus
is a national security issue.
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"If Florida's citrus crop is
left in the grove to-rot because
of a labor shortage then our
Nation's citrus production
will eventually shift entirely to
Central and South America,"
Smoak said. "The importance
of maintaining a safe, afford-
able and abundant domestic
food supply is something many
Americans care deeply about
and is something I know grow-
ers care deeply about also.
Shifting food production from
our shores to overseas could
compromise food security and
in-turn homeland security."
Michael W. Sparks, execu-
See Help Page 2

Submitted photo/Charlene Lawson
Warner students honored-Pictured (left to right): Dr. Terry
Fasel, Professor of Education at Warner Southern College;
Emily Proctor, WSC Student; Dr. Fanchon F. Funk of Florida
State University; Natalia DuBois, WSC Student; Dr. Karol
Yeatts, Associate Professor of Education at Warner South-
ern attended the Florida Association of Teacher Educators
(FATE) Annual Conference in Orlando.

Locals urged to

practice a fire

escape plan

BARTOW, Fla. It's time
for Fire Prevention Week, and
from October 7-13 the Polk
County Fire Department is join-
ing forces with the nonprofit
National Fire Protection Asso-
ciation (NFPA) to remind local
residents to 'Practice Your Es-
cape Plans.' During this year's
fire safety campaign, firefight-
ers and safety advocates will
be spreading the word about
developing and having a family
escape plan in place.
"The National Fire Protec-
tion Association reported that
only 23% of households have

actually developed and prac-
ticed a fire escape plan," said
Heather McClanahan. "Having
a plan already in place could
save valuable time, which in
turn, could save lives."
Among the safety tips that
firefighters and safety advo-
cates will be emphasizing:
Practice your home fire
escape plan twice a year, mak-
ing the drill as realistic as pos-
sible.
a Make arrangements in
your plan for anyone in your
home who has a disability.
See Plan Page 2

POLK COUNTY Polk
County students are encour-
aged to participate in the Sev-
enth Annual Dr. Martin Luther,
Jr. essay challenge. The contest
is hosted by the Polk County
Board of County Commission-
ers' Equal Opportunity Office,
in conjunction with the Com-
munity Relations Advisory
Council. The topic this year
- "Capturing the Essence of the
Dream Make it a Day On, Not

a Day Off!" Students in elemen-
tary, middle and high school
can submit their entries to Otis
R. Anthony, senior director of
diversity management for the
Polk County School Board. The
word limits for the contest are:
Elementary School
(Grades K-5): 100 word limit
Middle School (Grades 6-
8): 100-200 word limit
See Contest Page 2

Frostproof News/tile photo

Prepare yourself!
Frostproof High School Project Graduation committee
will host their second annual Project Graduation Haunt-
ed House to be held Saturday, Oct. 27, Monday, Oct. 29,
Tuesday, Oct. 30, and Wednesday, Oct. 31 at the following
location 209 S. Orange Ave. For more information on any
Project Graduation event please contact Michelle Hutto
635-0030, Terry Shelton 638-2877, Jeannie Woodruff 635-
6584, Danny Sharpless 528-8006, Valerie Duke at 638-2877
or any other 2008 Project Graduation parent committee
member for further fundraising details. Pictured are 2007
FHS graduates Ben Flood and Lauren Beasly at last years
1st Annual Project Graduation Haunted House.

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and fairness.

W art r to award the Associate, Bach-
War er elor, and Masters. Contact the
Commission on Colleges at 1866
Continued From Page 1 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia
accredited by the Commission 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500
on Colleges of the Southern As- for questions about the accredita-
sociation of Colleges and Schools tion of Warner Southern College.

Contest Bartow Civic Center. Winners also
COH eS receive savings bonds: $1,000 for
Continued From Page 1 first place, $500 for second place
and $250 for third place. All essay
High School (Grades 9-12): entries must be submitted by 5
200-300 word limit
The first place winner for each p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 28.
education level will read his/her For more information, call the
essay at the Annual MLK Breakfast Polk County Equal Opportunity
on Thurs., Jan. 10 at 8 a.m. at the Office at (863) 534-5901.

telp ers," Sparks said. "As an industry
Helpwe are disappointed that our best
e efforts toward comprehensive im-
Continued From Page 1 migration reform failed to pass
tive VP/CEO of Florida Citrus Mu- this year. We are going to contin-
tual, said Smoak's comments mir- ue to work hard so that some kind
ror the thoughts of thousands of of solution is eventually crafted."
Florida citrus growers. Florida Citrus Mutual, founded
"There are thousands of citrus in 1948 and based in Lakeland,
growers in Florida just like Mason is the state's largest citrus grow-
Smoak whose family businesses ers organization with- more than
are in jeopardy because they can- 8,000 grower members. The Flori-
not find the legal labor they need. da citrus industry employs 90,000
The current system is broken from people and has a $9 billion eco-
top to bottom and we need to fix nomic impact. Please visit www.
it. Our industry wants legal work- flcitrusmutual.com.

Plan
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Allow children to master fire
escape planning before holding
a fire drill at night when they are
sleeping.
It is important to determine
during the drill whether children
and others can readily waken to
the sound of the smoke alarm.
Always choose the escape

route that is safest.
Closing doors on your way
out slows the spread of fire, giv-
ing you more time to safely es-
cape.
Fire Prevention Week is active-
ly supported by fire departments
across the country. This is the
86th year that fire departments
have observed Fire Prevention
Week, pnaking it the longest run-
ning public health and safety ob-
servance on record.

Community News

Boosters & PAC
meetings set
The Frostproof Middle Senior
High School Boosters and PAC
both hold meetings in the Media
Center on the second Monday of
each month. PAC meetings begin
at 6 p.m. and the Boosters meet at
7 p.m. For more information call
635-7809.

GED classes to
resume at FHS
The East Area Adult School has
announced that GED classes will
again be available free of charge
in Frostproof for persons who
have not received a high school
diploma and wish to prepare for
the GED test. The classes will be
held on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
in Portable No. 1 on the campus
of Frostproof High School. Stu-
dents may register any Tuesday
or Thursday evening. Students
should bring their Social Security
card, Driver's License or other ac-
ceptable identification, a pencil
and a spiral notebook at time of
registration. Questions regarding
the class may be directed to the
teacher, Carole McDonald, at 863-
635-1169.

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 Bou-
levard, Sebring, FL 33875 Class-
room III. For more information,
/contact Stacy Smith 352.514.1825.

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Polk Education
changes website
The Polk Education Founda-
tion has changed their website
address. You may now visit www.
polkeducationfoundation.org to
preview the services and oppor-
tunities the Foundation offers to
the students and teachers in Polk
County's public school system.
The Polk Education Foundation
is the direct support 501 (C) (3),
organization for the Polk County
School Board and raises funds to
support services and programs
for which tax generated dollars
may not be used. To date over
$23,500,000 has been raised to
support efforts benefiting students
and teachers in this county.

Volunteer
mentors needed
The Special Friends Mentoring
Program of Gulf Coast Commu-
nity Care is in search of caring in-
dividuals in Polk County to share
a few hours a month with a child
who is at risk of abuse and/or ne-
glect. This program that matches
adult volunteers with children,
ages 3 to 17, to enhance their so-
cialization skills, self-esteem, and
academic skills. At this time, Spe-
cial Friends has openings for men-
tors throughout Polk County.
Potential volunteers must be
21 years of age or older, pass
drug screening and a background
check. Training and ongoing sup-
port are provided by the program.
If'you are interested in making
a difference .in the life of a child,
please call the Special Friends Pro-
gram Coordinator at (863) 904-
3000, ext. 124.
Special Friends is funded by
Heartland for Children. Commu-
nity Based Care -.Hardee, High-
lands and Polk Counties. Gulf
Coast Community Care is a.non-
profit, community based social
service agency.

Country Cousins Pumpkin Patch opens

The Country Cousins 4H Club
- would like to announce the open-
ing of their 4th Annual Pumpkin
Patch.
The patch will once again

be hosted by Gary Whidden of
Whiddens Citrus located at 400
CR630, Frostproof.
Please come out and enjoy the
Patch on Friday, Oct. 12 and Satur-

day, Oct. 13. We will also be open
for evening hours as well for your
convenience.
The patch will offer mums,
corn stalks, and wreaths for your

Fall Season decorating needs.
Come out and bring your cam-
eras and pick out your very own
pumpkin. For more information
please call 863-635-4302.

Webber to host annual open house Saturday

BABSON PARK, Fla. Web-
ber International University will
host their annual Open House on
Saturday, Oct. 13, 2007. All pro-
spective students and their fami-
lies are invited. The Open House
will commence at 10 a.m. in the

Rex R. Yentes Center, on the cam-
pus in Babson Park.
The application for admis-
sions fee will be waived for the
first 100 students that RSVP to
attend the Open House. All at-
tendees will have the opportunity

to meet with members of the fac-
ulty, staff and coaches at Webber.
A Financial Aid workshop will be
held and all in attendance will be
given a campus tour.
Lunch will be provided and
door prizes will be given away.

One lucky winner will receive a
scholarship to attend Webber. If
you are going to attend this event,
please RSVP by telephone to 863-
638-2910 or by going to w\\\\.i&
webber.edu/openhouse.

League of Women Voters presents 'Super Exemption'

The Polk County League of
Women Voters will host a presen-
tation by Polk County Property
Appraiser, Marsha Faux, about the
"Super Exemption" that was slat-
ed to be on the January ballot.
The presentation is open to
the public and will be held on
Tuesday, Oct. 16 at 6:30 p.m.

at Michael Holley Chevrolet lo-
cated on 925 Highway 98 South
in Lakeland in the "Community
Room" on the second floor. Park-
ing is available behind the Service
area. There will be a social hour
between 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. prior to
the presentation.
Recently the Florida Legisla-

tive Branch passed a change to
the property tax rate. The "Su-
per Exemption" would allow for
a 75% reduction on a $200,000
tax bill. The percentage reduces
each year after that. The issue
is very confusing along with the
proposed wording on the Janu-
ary Ballot. Ms. Faux will give a

detailed explanation of what the
"Super Exemption" is and how
it will affect Polk County citizens
if passed. For more information
contact Ann Weeks of the League
of Women Voters at 863-646-4634
or visit their website at WWW.
LWVPolk.org.

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'Teen of the Month'
Esmeralda Gauzin was chosen as Rotary August 'Teen of
the Month'. Esmeralda is pictured with Rotarian Mary Ruth
Wilson. Ms. Guazin is this years Vice President of the FM-
SHS Rotary Interact Club. She was the President of the In-
teract Club last year. She plans to attend Polk Community
College for a business degree in management and plans
to further her education in culinary arts with her ultimate
goal being to own and operate a restaurant.

Ann Weeks speaks

to Rotary Club

Ann Weeks from the Polk
County League of Women Vot-
ers was the Frostproof Rotary
Club Rotary Clubs guest speaker
on Thursday, Oct. 4. Mrs. Weeks
gave brief explanation on the roll
of the League of Women Voters.
She explained it is not just for
women. She added the league is
a non-partisan political organiza-
tion was founded in 1920. The
league focuses on educating,

informing the ,
public of major
policy issues.
For more infor-
mation contact '
Ann Weeks of
the League of
Women Vot- ..
ers at 863-646-
4634 or visit Ann
their website at Weeks
WW.LWVPolk.org.

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What's happening around Polk

Small business
seminars
Bartow, FL The Small Busi-
ness Development'Center, at Cen-
tral Florida Development Coun-
cil, is offering several business
seminars in October. Seminars
will be held at Citrus & Chemical
Bank (Suite 300) located at 600 N.
Broadway Ave. in Bartow.
October Schedule:
Building the Ultimate Business
Plan-I Oct 18 10 a.m.- 12
p.m.
Small Business Recordkeep-
ing Oct 18 5:30
p.m. 7:30 p.m.
Building the Ultimate Business
Plan II Oct 25 10 a.m.-12
p.m.
Steps to Starting a Small Busi-
ness Oct 30 1 2
p.m. 2:30 p.m.
' (The cost for each seminar is
$35, unless indicated)

For more information, or to
register for a seminar, contact
the Small Business Development
Center at (863) 534-2503.

Volunteers needed for
Halloween Event
Bartow, Fla. Polk County Lei-
sure Services is seeking 250-300
volunteers to staff the 1 1th Annual
Haunted Halloween Hayride and
Happenings event scheduled for
Oct. 27 from 5 -10 p.m. at Loyce
E Harpe Park in Mulberry. Adult
and student volunteers can help
with a variety of activities, includ-
ing: games, actors for a haunted
hayride, a haunted house, bounce
house and more.
Volunteers will receive a meal
and event t-shirt. Students can
earn volunteer credit for their time
and volunteers must be at least 14
years old. Volunteers must arrive
at 4 p.m. and are asked to work

'at least 4 10 p.m. (the entire
event). For those who want to
stay, event clean-up will last until
as late as 2 a.m.
Loyce E. Harpe Park is located
at 500 W. Carter Road in Mulber-
ry.
For more information or to
volunteer, call Alisha Glasscock or
Jennifer Wilson at 863-534-4340
or check out the website, www.
polk-county.net.

Plant City celebrates
Pig Jam Nov. 17
The fifth annual Plant City Pig
Jam State BBQ Championship'
will be held on
Saturday, Nov. 17, 2007; 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Randy L. Lar-
son Softball Four-Plex, southeast
of downtown, at 1810 East Park
Road in Plant City. It's 2.5 miles
south of Interstate 4 from Exit
#22.

Hundreds of barbecue aficio-
nados and enthusiasts will come
together to enjoy KCBS-certified
barbecue.
Contestants will compete for
cash and prizes in professional,
amateur and kids' competitions.
Winners will earn trophies, prize
money and roasting rights.
Guests will be able to sample
some of the country's best bar-
becue ribs, pork,' beef brisket and
chicken. Plus, Buck Hummer &
the Pick-Ups will be performing
live, there will be rubs, grilling
supplies and accessories, as well
as other items for sale, and plenty
of activities the entire family can
enjoy.
Cost: Admission is free; park-
ing is $3 per vehicle.
For more information contact
the Greater Plant City Chamber of
Commerce at 813-754-3707 or log
on to www.plantcity.org.

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 informa-
tion 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.

House of Praise
Ministries
Moses Anderson, Jr.-Pastor
Hose of Praise Ministry/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 infor-
mation call 635-7185.

Emmanuel Baptist
Fellowship
Pastor John Mouery
Associate Pastor Scott Thomp-
son
Emmanuel Baptist Fellowship
is located at 1300 CR 630West,
Frostproof with Sunday services
beginning 8:30 AM Early Worship
Service, 9:45 AM Sunday School,
10:45 AM Worship Service, 6:30
PM Evening Service. Wednesday
Prayer Meeting: 7 PM. For more
information please call 863-635-
5040

First Assembly of God
Wayne Lee-Pastor
First Assembly of God Church
On The Ridge, 825 County Road
630A, Sunday School; 9:30 a.m.
Worship Service Sunday, 10:15
a.m., nursery available, Sunday
evening service 6 p.m. Youth Fel-
lowship and Bible study Wednes-
day evenings at 7 p.m. For more
information call 863-635-2702.

First Christian
Church of Frostproof
Albert Fidler-Evangelist
First Christian Church of Frost-
proof, 2241 County Road 630 W,
Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Wor-
ship Service 10:15 a.m., Sunday
Evening Worship 6 p.m. Wednes-
day Evening Bible Study 6 p.m.
For more information call 635-
6700.

First Baptist
Church of Frostproof
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
10:50 a.m. Childcare will be avail-

able for both services. Sunday
School (all ages) 9:30 a.m. Sun-
day 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 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 Sun-
day 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.
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morn-
ing Worship Service, 11 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., Tradi-
tional Worship Service 10:30 a.m.
For more information call 635-
3107.

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.,
Contemporary Praise Service
10:45 a.m., Sunday Evening Wor-
ship 6 p.m., For more information
call 638-1019.

Obituaries

Heather Davis Fazzini
Heather Fazzini, 23, of Virginia
Beach, VA., passed away sudden-
ly Sunday, Sept. 30, 200,7.
Survivors include her husband,
Kelly; her 3-month-old son, lan;
her parents, Jerry and Pamela
Davis; her sister, Rebecca Davis-
Howe.
A memorial service was held
Thursday, Oct. 4,2007 at the Smith
and Williams Funeral Home.

Patricia 'Pat' Holland
Patricia 'Pat' Holland, age 60,
of Frostproof passed away on
Tuesday, Oct. 02, 2007.
Born Oct. 27, 1946 in Lynch-
burg, Virginia; she came has been
a resident of Frostproof since 1993

coming from Homestead, FL.
She was a bookkeeper for
Bagwell Lumber Company and of
the Baptist faith.
Survivors include her husband,
Ronald 'Ronny' Holland of Frost-
proof; daughter, Lecia Holland

of Homestead, FL; son, Ronny J.
Holland of Homestead, FL; and 2
grandchildren.
Memorial services were held
Friday, Oct. 05, 2007 at the Marion
Nelson Funeral Home in Frost-
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Sports

FHS alumni reaches
long term goal
Former Frostproof native and
graduate of the class of 1979 Todd
R. 'T.R.' Richards has been ap-
pointed as athletic director (AD)
of West Forsyth
High School in
North Carolina.
Richards was
hired at West -o
as a physical ed-
ucation teacher
with his goal of
one day becom- Todd R. 'T.R.'
ing athletic di- Richards
rector.
During 1986 to 2002 he as-
sisted and/or coached baseball,
basketball, and football.
In 2002, Richards earned the
title as full-time assistant athletic
director to Durwood Pack and
held that position for the last five
years until Pack resigned in early
July 2007. Since Richards had
been involved in West Forsyth's
athletic program for many years
and served on the selection com-
mittee for coaches as well as per-
forming such duties as working
budgets, scheduling, purchasing
all the infrastructure upgrades,
West Forsyth's' Principal, Kurt Tel-
ford, felt that Richards deserved a
shot at the job of athletic director.
One of T.R. Richards, life's
dreams came true when he offi-
cially assumed AD duties on Au-
gust 1, 2007.

Brandon Andre signs
with Defiance College
Former 2007 Frostproof High
School graduate, Brandon Andre,
has signed with Defiance College
a NCAA Division three school in
Ohio's Heart-
land Confer- e
ence. Brandon .
earned a posi-
.tion as a starting '
inside lineback-
er following an
intense spring
training with
Defiance Coach Brandon
Rob Taylor's' Andre
returning yellow
jackets and 65 recruited athletes.
Brandon had three years of
experience at (mike) linebacker
with, the Frostproof Bulldogs as
well as playing with U.S.A. All Star
Team in England on a college lev-
el to add to his training skills prior
_ to signing with Defiance.
Brandon joins his brother
Frankie Andre (FHS 2004 gradu-
ate) also a Defiance inside line-
backer and (cousin) Luke Calig-
uire, a 2006 All Saints Academy
graduate and Defiance fullback.
BrandQn's acceptance along
with receiving the Ohio Defiance
College grant, and the Heritage
and Bonner. Awards will make
it possible for him to earn a four
year degree in business. Good
Luck Polk County Athletes!

Webber Volleyball
enjoys success
The first week of October 2007
has been one of the most memo-
rable in the history of the wom-
en's volleyball program at Web-
ber International University.
The week began in fantastic
fashion as the feel good factor car-
ried over from beating local rivals
Warner Southern, and then snap-
ping Savannah College of Art and
Design's 26-match FSC unbeaten
streak. More good news followed
after a very dominating display of

Submitted photo/WIU

The WIU Volleyball team is having a great season.

volleyball saw off Southeastern
University 3-0 in the team's next
match.
The icing on the cake came
on Wednesday afternoon as in-
dividual and team honors were
announced. Both Danelle Wagner
and Allison Hiett were heralded
as Conference and Region XIV
honorees (Wagner was setter
of the week and Hiett player of
the week). Then the team, who
hold an impressive 15-1 record,
was ranked in the NAIA Top 25
Poll for the first time since head
coach Tim Edfors took over the
program. The Warriors secured
the 21st spot for the Oct. 3 poll as
announced by NAIA officials.
The Warriors returned to ac-
tion Saturday, Oct 6 where they
faced conference foe Embry-
Riddle in Daytona Beach at noon,
WIU Volleyball 1 Embry-Riddle 3
(30-32, 30-20, 29-31, 29-31).

Webber athletes
in Disney Classic
The harriers from Webber
International returned to action
this past weekend, taking part
in the Disney Classic held on the
grounds of Disney's Wide World
of Sports Complex.
The men's race was run un-
der wet and muddy conditions
as showers drenched the com-
petitors as they waited on the
start line. For the third time in as
many races senior AJ Richmond
(Clewiston, FL) led the Warriors,,
placing second out of 327 run-
ners, for the second straight meet
in a new school record time of
25:13.76. Sophomore Jonathon
Mott (Tampa, FL) was the next
runner across the line in a per-
sonal best time of 26:58.77. Both
Richmond's and Mott's times rank
1 and 2 all time'for the Warrior
men. Chad Hannah (Dunnellon,
FL) continued to improve running
third for the men in personal best
time of 27:44.80, good enough
for 83rd overall. Rounding out the
scoring for the men were sopho-
more Chris Gaskin (Lakeland,
FL) and Charlie Templeton (New
Smyrna Beach, FL) finishing 161st
and 205th respectively; redshirt
freshman Oluchii Garnica also fin-
ished for the Warriors. As a team
the men finished 15th out of 41
scoring teams.
The women. ran under slightly
drier yet muddier conditions. The
women were led by sophomore
Juline Brice (Winter Haven, FL)
who paced the Warriors running a

personal best and new school re-
cord time of 18:59.32 to finish 27
overall out of 366 runners. Fresh-
man Deborah Reibach (Jackson-
ville, FL) was second across the
line in 20:35.55, good enough for
125th overall, followed by fellow
freshman Stephanie Lucas (Lake-
land, FL) in 21-37.41. Rounding
out the scorers for the Warriors
were Julia Doolin (22:05.83) and
Tampa, FL native Lauren McGahey
(22:34.93). The women placed
24th out of 44 scored teams.
"I'm very pleased with every-
one's performances today, AJ
[Richmond] and Juline [Brice]
ran very smart races and as a
team we're starting to come
around when we need to...al-
though conditions weren't ideal,
everyone worked extremely hard.
Any time you can walk away with
6 personal bests and two school
records, you've put in an honest
days work" said Head Coach Ter-
rell Griffin.
Both teams are ranked second
in the Florida Sun Confernce/Re-
gion XIV cross country polls and
will return to action on Nov. 3 as
they travel to Daytona Beach to
compete in the FSC/Region XIV
cross country championships,
.hosted by Embry-Riddle.

FMSHS Golf results
Frostproof boys golf Sept. 25
Frostproof High School:
Austin Robillard -42, Josh Baber-
43, Tyler Heath -44, Chris Stinson
-47.
FMSHS Total = 176
Lake Wales High: Ryan Car-
penter -40, J. Roy Rowland -43,
Matt Bates -48, David Whitman
-53.
Lake Wales High Total = 184
Ridge Community High:
Josh Masterson -38, Robert Lane
-47,
Jarrett Whidden -51, Sean
Graves -61.
Ridge Community High Total
=197
Frostproof boys golf Oct. 2
All Saints Academy: Kevin
Buynak -39, Steven Wriht -40, Joe
Kezele 41, Jonathan Smith -43.
All Saints Academy Total = 163
Frostproof High School: Ty-
ler Heath -41, Mark Granger -44,
Austin Robillard -47, Josh Baber
50, Howie Mathews -50.
FMSHS Total = 182
Aubumdale High: Brad Har-
roldson -46, Kyle Ashcroft -50,
Austin Worbington -51, Jordan
Pacheco -54.
Auburndale High Total= 201

Frostproof record = 8 wins
/ 4 losses
Frostproof girls golf Sept 27
Lake Wales High: Sam
Whitmore -54, Lacy Martin -55,
Elizabeth Woodring -59, Chelsea
Hulsey -65.
Lake Wales High Total=233
Hardee High: Kara Norris
-60, Emily Williams -61, Nichole
Bromley -61, Cietra Chancey -63.
Hardee High Total=245
Ridge Community High:
Kirstin Adams -59, Quietta Thomp-
son -59, Hillary Reilheneker -65
Liz Macak -67.
Ridge Community High To-
tal=250
Frostproof High School:
Ashley Mercer -58, Allyssia Raines
-64, Marisol Espinoza -67, Hannah
Terrebonne -68.
FHS Total = 257

Golf Scramble
set for Saturday
The 10th Annual Warner
Southern Athletics Golf Scramble
Fundraiser will take place on Sat-
urday, Oct. 13 at Oakwood Golf
Club in Lake Wales. Registration
will start at 8 a.m. with lunch,
awards, goody bag, and a raffle
to follow. There will be a putting
contest, power drive contest, pre-
dict.your distance, par 3 game, and
a chance to win a Michael Jordan
autographed ball to go along with
the best ball scramble.
A few spots left for foursomes
and hole sponsorships are avail-
able. For more information on
this Golf fundraiser please contact
the basketball office and Coach
Sean Hanrahan at 863-638-2602
or hanrahans@warner.edu.

Project Graduation
to host golf tourney
Project Graduation will host
their annual golf tournament on
Saturday, Oct. 20 at Highland Park
Golf Course located 1503 South
Highland Park Dr., Lake Wales, FL.
Shot gun start 8 a.m. (please be
on the course no later than 7:30
a.m.) The golf format will be a 4
person scramble (teams can be
men, women, youth, or mixed).
Costs: $50 per person includes:
18 holes of golf, cart and greens
fees.
.Sponsorships can be pur-
chased for $100 (includes sign
at hole), $200 (includes golf for
two, lunch and sign at hole) $300
(includes golf for four, lunch and
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check and entry forms to: Frost-
proof Project Graduation, P.O.
Box 1292, Frostproof, FL. 33843.
For more information on any
Project Graduation event please
contact Michelle Hutto 635-0030,
Terry Shelton 638-2877, Jeannie
Woodruff 635-6584, Danny Sharp-
less 528-8006, Valerie Duke at
638-2877 or any other 2008 Proj-
ect Graduation parent committee
member for further fundraising
details.

Webber annual Alumni
golf tourney Oct. 26
WIU 2007 Alumni Homecom-
ing Golf tournament will be held
Friday, Oct. 26, with a 1 p.m. Shot-
gun Start at Lekarica Hills Golf
Club. Players will play as a four-
some divided into three divisions-

Men's, Women's and Mixed. Entry
Fee is $35 per person (included is
cookout and awards) Cookout
and Awards will be held at WIU
at 5:30 p.m. Cookout only is $5
per person. There will be trophies
for winners in each division Hole
Sponsors are $50. Mulligans will
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Silvery Moon Golf
Tournament set
Frostproof Middle Senior High
School Golf Teams will host their
2nd Annual Silvery Moon Golf
Tournament Saturday, Nov., 10 at
the Lake Wales Country Club with
Shotgun'start beginning at 7 p.m.
Nine holes will be played with a
four person scramble. Cost is $50
per person and includes golf and
a Chili Dinner. Proceeds will ben-
efit the FMSHS Boys' and Girls'
Golf Teams. For more informa-
tion please contact: Joanne and/
or Jim Merkle at 863.273.0720 or
863.289.1972.

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DOG: Found in prairie vicinity.
288 marker on Peevine. Tan,
female, no collar. PIs. call
(863)532-9373 to claim.
DOG, young, female, on 9/13
in Platts Bluff area.
863)467-6960 or
863)634-4626

BLACK LAB MIX, Male
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Last seen on Hwy. 80. Dear-
ly missed! (863)673-1589
PIT BULL: Brindle, Female.
Last seen on Hwy 80. Dearly
missed! (863)673-1589
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is "Buster", vic of Buxton Fu-
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CATS, to good home only,
brother/sister, both fixed,
orange & white, 1/ yrs. old.
(863)634-8040
CUR PUPPIES, 8 weeks, 4
avail, to good homes only.
(863)675-2844

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Employment
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Job Information 225
Job Training 227
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Services

Babysitting 405
Child Care Needed410
Child Care Offered415
Instruction 420
Services Offered425
Insurance 430
Medical Services435

LAKEVIEW
LAWN SERVICES
For all your lawn care needs!
FOR A FREE
LAWN CARE QUOTE
Call Bill (863)675-3995

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 & 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

MOBILE HOME PACKAGE
UNIT- 5 ton. $1500
(863)673-0920

ANTIQUE FIREPLACE- 1950's,
small cast iron, brass trim.
$375 (863)610-1276
BATH TUB, Antique, Claw
Foot, Large. Good condition.
$200. or best offer.
(561)261-0766
DESK MahoganyChip & Dale
style/vanity. Great condition.
$400. Firm (863)634-0812
SOFA: OVER-STUFFED, Neu-
tral color w/ pattern. Great
condition. $100 or best offer.
(863)467-6805

DISHWASHER, Kenmore:
Works well. $50
(863)946-3822 Moorehaven
ELECTRIC STOVE Very good
condition. $75 or best offer.
(863)517-0244
PORT DISHWASHER West-
inghouse, excellent condi-
tion, $65 (863)675-7439 if
no answer leave message
REFRIGERATOR- Holds 1/4
to 1/2 keg. 2 C02 tanks.
Good condition. $300.
(239)549-3434
REFRIGERATOR- Kenmore,
20 cu ft, almond, w/ice mak-
er, $175 (937)554-9637
REFRIGERATOR, Kenmore,
side by side, 22 cu. ft., ice
maker, works well. $195
(863)946-3822 Moorehaven
WASHER & DRYER-
RCA/Whirlpool, like new,
heavy duty, $250 for set
(937)554-9637

WASHER & DRYER SET -
Whirlpool. Works great.
$175 for the pair, will sep.
(863j675-0104/517-0566
WASHER & DRYER, Whirl-
pool, asking $200 for both.
(863)763-4880/610-1386
WHIRLPOOL WASHER -
White, in excellent condition.
$125 firm. (863)517-0244

WOODEN SHED- 8 x 6, one
window. $1500
(863)763-8201

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BICYCLE CARRIERS (2) Fits
on car, $20 will sell separate
(863)763-7609
ROADMASTER, 24" girls,
mountain bike, new condi-
tion. $30 (863)824-0473

All Steel Buildings. National
Manufacturer. 40x60 to
100x250 Factory direct to
contractor or customer.
(800)658-2885 www.rigid-
building.com.
Steel Buildings: Hot Deals for
Best buy now. Beat price in-
crease. Erection avail.
Quality not compromised.
www.scg-grp.com
S o u r c e # C O O S
(888)898-3091

BATHROOM VANITY TOP -
beige formica, w/bowl & fau-
cet, 26x23, like new, $50
(863)467-8681
BATHROOM VANITY TOPS (2)
beige formica, w/bowl & fau-
cet. 48x23, like new, $150
will sep (863)467-8681
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
STAIRS/5 STEPS 36", for
Modular Home. Fiberglass
w/Dbl. hand rail. Good con-
dition. $50. 863-467-7197

BABY CRIB- White 3 N 1 con-
vertible. Good condition.
$75. (863)467-8351
Baby Swing, Stroller/Car seat,
booster seat, bouncy seat,
bassinet & more! $100 for
all, will sep. (863)635-0079
BED: TWIN, Little Tykes, Clas-
sic Corvette. $100.
(863)467-6192
CAPTIANS BED- Complete
w/mattress & matching
chest, good cond. $100. or
best offer. (863)675-0600
CRIB: Good condition. $200.
(863)634-6003
GRACO STROLLER & CAR
SEAT- Snug Ride, tan &
blue, excellent condition.
$150 (863)634-1833

MENS CLOTHES- Shorts
38-42 Clean, Good shape & 2
nice Sunday Dress coats. $
50. Will sep. 863-634-7765

AVON COLOGNE BOTTLES
(17) in the collection. $50
863)228-5149
HOT WHEELS Lg collection,
1982-2007, all from near
mint cond to mint in pkgs.
$2000 (561)222-1110

SKATER- University of Florida,
marches, plays fight song.
$35 (863)674-0482

DELL COMPUTER SYSTEM-
Fast, Great for school or
Seniors. $99.
(863)517-2782 Tony

BED, Craftmatic, twin, bought
new 1 yr. ago for $2513, sell
for $1200 or best offer.
(863)697-6047
BED, King Size, Nautilus, Paid
$2000. Asking $600 or best
offer. (863)467-9402
BED, twin size, Sears Posture-
pedic, headboard, mattress
& box spring, $75.
(863)763-4880/610-1386
BEDROOM SET: Blonde,
Dresser w/ Mirror, Night
stand '& Dbl. headboard.
$120. (863)467-8924
BOOKCASE White, wicker
decorative, 4 shelves w/door
on bottom. $25
(863)763-0669
CHAIR Mauve colored. $20
863)467-1547 or
863)532-9701
CHAIRS, (2), WICKER, IRON
FRAME, $40 will sell separ-
ately. (863)763-7989
COFFEE TABLES 4 glass top,
3 with mirrors, must see.
$100 for all. (863)763-3982
COMPUTER DESK- Pine, solid
wood, w/attached book
shelves, 42"H x 30.5"W x
21"D. $100 (863)763-4134
COUCH & LOVESEAT- Match-
ing, you haul. $50
(863)634-6432
COUCH- black leather w/built
in recliners, good condition,
$200 (863)983-4940
COUNTER STOOLS- 3, Good
condition. $30. will separate.
(863)675-5737
CRAFTMATIC BED- twin size,
back & legs raise, massager,
paid over $2000 asking
$300 neg (863)763-7161
DESK Black & tan, large. $40
(863)824-3358
DESK Solid wood, 5 drawer,
Great condition. $60.
(863)634-0812
DINETTE W/glass table top.
$100 (863)467-1547 or
(863)532-9701
DRESSERS (2) Wicker. Tan.
$40 for both or best offer.
(863)612-0647 or
(863)517-2356
ELEC LIFT CHAIR Recliner,
battery backup, beige micro
sued fabric,. $500
(863)467-4340
ENTER CENTER- 92"W X
78"H, glass shelves, mir-
rored back, orig $1600, take
$400 neg (863)763-7161
FOLDING CHAIRS (120), Met-
al, good condition. $360 for
all. (863)763-2692
GLIDER ROCKER & OTTO-
MAN, Beige & peach, excel-
lent condition. $50
(863)675-5737
GUITAR CABINET: Custom
Built 77"Tx42"W, 2 solid
doors & shelf, Reduced to
$299. neg. (561)633-1371
KIDS TWIN BUNK BEDS- Light
wood w/desk on end &
dresser on other, very good
cond. $350 (863)357-3092
LIFT CHAIRS (2) Good condi-
tion. $650 for both, will sep.
(863)801-4949
LIVING ROOM SUITE- Lt beige
upholster, like new. $350
(863)763-4106 after 5:30
MATTRESS & BOX SPRING-
Double size, excellent condi-
tion. $50 (561)358-0131

QUEEN SIZE MAGNIC MAT-
TRESS- Originally $1300,
will sell for $200 or best of-
fer. (863)357-1560
RECLINER, electric, bought
new 1 yr. ago for $600,
great cond., sell for $350 or
best offer. (863)697-6047
SECTIONAL- two piece w/otto-
man. Microfiber, creme ask-
ing $750 or best offer
(863)675-4098 evenings
SOFA & LOVESEAT: White,
Wildflower pattern. Excellent
condition. $150.
(863)675-6627
TABLE, Blonde w/ 4 newly up-
holstered chairs. Round & w/
leaf... Oval. $125.
(863)467-8924
TABLE, Glass w/ black frame.
$35. (863)612-0647
(863)517-2356
WICKER CHAIR- Tall, white,
good condition. $25
(863)467-6984

GOLF CART: CUSHMAN, 6
seater. 4 new tires. 6 new
batteries & new charger.
$1200. (863)610-0019

RIFEL: AR 15 w/ Scope. $750.
(863)638-3448 or
(863)632-0995
S&W MODEL 640- Stainless
357 mag. $425. Firm.
(772)461-8822 Ft. Pierce

ELLIPTICAL EXERCISER -
Weslo Momentum 610,
nearly new. $150.or best of-
fer. (863)635-6677)
TREADMILL Heavy Duty.
Originally $1500, Will sell for
$500. Call (863)675-0246
TREADMILL, space saver, in-
clines & variable speed,
$200. (863)675-2236
WEIGHT BENCH & WEIGHTS-
$200, for more information
call (863)517-1605

KEROSENE HEATERS (2)
Large. $50 for both, will sep.
(863)357-2816

COMFORTOR, Twin size, red,
lightweight w/matching
sham & accent rug, exc.
cond. $30 (863)634-5038
ROOM DIVIDER, Beaded, can
be used as a window panel,
feminine colors, exc. cond.
$20 (863)634-5038

BRACELET & MATCHING
RING- Men's, Indian Tur-
quoise & coral, w/bear claw.
$650. Neg. (863)357-0276
LADIES DIAM. RINGS & ear-
rings, 1-20" gold necklace,
$600 neg or will sell separ-
ate. (863)634-9620 Okee

PATIO FURN.: Wrought iron,
Green, 2 loveseats, 4 rock-
ers, 4 chairs, umbrella... lots
more! $200 (863)763-4789

POWER CHAIR: Pride Jazzy
#1113 w/joystick. Exc cond.
Small turn radius. Now
$750. (863)763-6907

DISPLAY CASE- 6ft, asking
$100 (863)357-6970

ADULT MOVIES (150+), VHS,
Adult, XXX, $575. or best of-
fer. (561)633-1371
AIRLINES ARE HIRING Train
for high paying Aviation
Maintenance Career. FAA ap-
proved program. Financial
aid if qualified Job place-
ment assistance. CALL Avia-
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(888)349-5387.
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criminal justice. Job.,place-
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qualified. ', : Call
(866)858-2121, .www.Onli-
neTidTwaljrTech ,-,
CONVEYORS, (2), aluminum;
each 10' long, can be
hooked together,., .good
wheels, $60. (863)q97-9704
DIVORCE$275-$350*COVERS
children, etc. Only one sig-
nature required! .'E-fudes
govt. fees! Call weekdays
800)462-2000, e~r 600
8am-6pm) Alta Divorce,
LLC. Established 1977.
FLIP BACK COOLER SEAT-
For a boat, like new. $170 or
best offer. (863)634-7125
GLASS DISPLAY CASES
1-4FT & 2-5FT, asking $150
for all or will sell separate
(863)357-6970
INTERNATIONAL BUS '69,
converted to RV, airbrakes,
rear eng., $500 or best of-
fer. (863)673-6738
NOW AVAILABLE! 2007 POST
OFFICE JOBS, $18-$20/HR.
NO EXPERIENCE. PAID
TRAINING. FED BENEFITS.
VACATIONS. CALL
(800)910-9941 TODAYI REF
#FL07.
PAINTING- Large, 52 x 40,
Beautiful. Ocean landscape.
$200 or best offer.
(863)357-1560
PORTABLE AIR COMPRES-
SORS (2) 1- 3hp vertical
tank, 1- 2hp 20 gal tank,
$370 or sep (561)676-0427
PRESSURE WASHER, 800
Ibs., good cond., $500.
(863)674-1409
Security Bars, for window,
$800 will sell separately.
(239)657-6211
TOILET- Complete, Gold in
color, Good flusher. $40.
Firm. (863)467-0007
VALLEY CARGO CARRIER-
Fits 2" hitch, scooter rack at-
tached, 500 Ib capacity. $75
(863)234-1028

ALTO SAXOPHONE- Only $50.
(863)697-1443
PA SYSTEM: TRAYNOR, 6
Channel w/ reverb. $250.
(863)467-9402

BLUE HEELER PUR 5 months
old, all shots. $50
(863)763-6778
BOSTON TERRIER PUP- 7
wks ;old. $250
(863)763-8201
CHIHUAHUA JACK RUSSEL
MIX PUPS- ready Sat 10/6,
$100 (239)657-8549
DOG BOX Custom built. $250
(863)467-7197
PET CAGE, 4' tall, black. $25
(863)697-0465
RED BONE HOUND- 7 mo. old,
Full blooded Very friendly,
Loves to play, Very good
w/kid's. $150. (863)261-5666
REEF TANK, 125 gal., salt wa-
ter, cherry finish, w/rock,
fish & invertebrates & extras,
$1,000 neg. (863)697-3890.

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Sp i 0Recreation
LEISURE SPA- 2 seats & 1 re- RIDING LAWN MOWER Beautiful NC Mountains -
cdiner. Used very little. $800. Craftsman LT 2000, Used 3 Boone, Blowing Rock, Ban-
Firm. (863)467-0007 times. Excellent condition, ner Elk. Let the local experts |
$600. (863)467-0893 at MAP Realty find that per- Boats 3005 G OLF c AF
RIDING N WER,04 fect property for you. Campers/RVs 3010
1RIDING LAWN MOWER, '04 (828)262-5655 or www.ma- JetSkis 3015
Craftsman, 17.5hp, 42", prealtyboone.com. Marine Accessories 3020
SEW MAH- e electric start, auto trans retyboonecom. MarineAccessories3020
SEW MACH Kenmore, ro- Marine Miscellaneous 3025 Yourlo
tary, 117.552, 117.812, $800. (863)634-6114 Build your dream retirement Marine Miscellaneous 3025
home Land starting at Motorcycles 3030
w/instr book, attachments, RIDING LAWNMOWER, $79,900. On 18 holechm- Sport Vehicles/ATVs 3035 Sherri Entinger, Manager
$200 neg (863)467-8717 Craftsman, 12.5 hp, 36" cut, pionsh golf course. Home 863a76
electric start, good battery onship golf course. Home 8 3 1
[*t$350. (863)635-90 84od batter of Golf Digest Schools. Blue 315 S. ParrottAvenue *
Ridge Mtn setting, com-
6 bass reels & rods, 3 pan RIDING MOWER, Craftsman, fortable 4 season climate.
fishing reels & rods, tackle 38" Cut. Great condition. Enjoy low taxes & low cost AIRBOAT- 14 ft Apache Hull, Al to bi
boxes, Plastic worms $300 $200. (863)801-4519 living in top- rated cultural & 220 GPU. $5000 or best of-
9a476 $ TR ZR 22 4 1. recreational location. Perfect fer. (863)697-1443 i uEt II s
(863)983-4768 TORO ZTR 2002, 42", 16.5 hp, for vacation/retirement. Call
BASKETBALL HOOP Large Good condition. Very clean now (865)334-3253 ext. ALnsBOAT, 13ft I I
metal, like new, has ball. $40 Asking $2200. 1336. runs great. $1000 or best of-
(863)824-3358 (863)946-0299 runs great. $1000 or best of-
(863)824-3358 (863)946-0299 Direct Private Access to Jef- fer. (863)763-5631 Automobiles 4005
COMPOUND BOW- Bear WEWACKER LE person Nat'l Forest. One of a BASS HOUND BOAT, 91 ft., Autos Wanted 4010
Whitetail 2, good cond, fessional, straight shaft, kind land offering mix of w/trolling mtr., 2 Realtree Classic Cars 4015
$150. Call 863Rl67Ca95Cr 4015
ready to hunt. $100 $150. Call 863-467-1958 hardwood forest & pristine camo flip down seats, live Commercial Trucks 4020
(863)467-4850 Rentalspasture. Incredible $119,0mtn seats, $400. (863)697-3890 Construction
FISHING ROD-New Salt wa- tawww.NationalForest- BOAT MOTOR, Johnson Evin- Equipment 4025
ter, Trinidad 40 reel & cus- Land.com. rude, 14hp. OMC. Runs Foreign Cars 4030
tor 8' rod. $450. or best great. $600 (863)763-7609 Four Wheel Drive 4035
offer. (863)357-0276 RN 111,Estate Homesites in Gated Heavy Duty Trucks4040
Lakefront Communities on FISHING BOAT- 90 hp Evin- Parts- Repairs 4045
Hunting Buggy. Needs carbu- Pristine Lake's in beautiful rude, live wells, great cond, Pickup Trucks 4050
retor. $1500.00 Call Apartments 905 Western North Carolina Call w/trailer. Ready to go. Sport Utility 4055
863-634-2158. Business Places 910 Now (800)709-LAKE. $2250 neg. (863)763-9998 Tractor Trailers 4060
S e Commercial T BOAT '7 1 ft ntr Utility Trailers 4065
Property 915 EXCLUSIVE ESTATES! Very FLATS BOAT '87- 14 center UtilityTrailer 40
S Condos/ rare estates being offered for console, 25 hp Johnson, 40 ans 4070
Townhouses Rent920 1st time: Unique waterfall es- b trolling motor. $2000
AMP, 400 Watt, 2 Channel, Farm Property .- tate. 15.3 acre gentleman's (863)673-1538 m oie 405
Gothic Series. $75 Rent 925 farm. View @ www.trout- FLATS BOAT '95- Fiberglass,
(239)938-4559 House Rent 930 streamestates.com. '00 90 hp Yamaha, alum trlr, $5001 Cars from $500! Police
SUBWOOFER- 1 Memphis Land- Rent 935 FREE Closing Costs or trolling motor & push pole Impounds for Sale! 94 Chevy
12", Mojo Series, $100 Resort Property $10,000 Savings Bond w/ $4995 firm (863)983-7216 Cavalier $800! 91 VW Pas-
Rent 945 $ va $800! 91 VW Pas-
(863)763-8797 Ro te 945 purchase of prime 20+ acre FOUR WINDS- 15 3/4', fiber- sat $400! For listings call
i I Roommate 950 properties abutting National glass, with trailer. 4 cyl Merc (800)366-9813 x 9499.
Storage Space huge trout stream! Call now drive. $700. (863)983-1865 tires, runs nw, cold AC,
FLAT SCREEN TV- 64", w/cus- Rent 960 for details (877)202-2727.on res, runs new, cold A
tom Enter Center, asking. KAYAKS- Pelican sit-in. Like 77K, $3500(772)332-6896,
$2500 will separate. gr GORGEOUS N.C. MOUNTAIN new. Includes all access.-car K S '5
(239)707-4404 pwl HOMESITES 3-7 Acres from carriers, paddles & sea BUICK SKYLARK- '85, New
2390, s 42 D A 2 just $79,900 MINUTES TO skirts. $300. (863)612-1357 brakes, radiator, N. less than
HITACHI, big screen, 42", DUPLEX APARTMENT: 2br, ASHEVILLE N.C. Enjoy OUTBOARD MOTOR, '41, TL$650 old. Runs great. Needs(863)697-8250
$350. (863)763-7460 1ba, A/C, dishwasher, wash- sweeping mountain views, A Sears, runs good, $500 or CAILL0C SEDAN DEVILL
SONY- With Wireless Head- er/dryer hookups. 1st last& mie of er frontage and best offer. (863)763-2510 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE
phones, 36", Flat screen. sec req'd. Call 863-635-6399 walking trails. Amenities in- askforWebb '90-Motor like new, no rust,
phones, 3", Fat screen. "m m elude gated entrance, com- o clean. $1200
Hardly used. $750. or trade Re munity lodge & Riverside OUTBOARD MOTOR, '99 (863)357-7529
for firearms (772)461-8822 BBQ area. Excellent Financ- Yamaha, 225hp V-Max
eTo0ro 2 OKEECHOBEE 2br, 2ba split ing Available. GRAND OPEN- short shaft, exc cond. CAMARO Z28- '95, Flowmas-
util, drug free, subletting, call ING Saturday, October 13th $3000. (863)674-0375 ters, Street Fighter superchip,
AIR COMPRESSR- 4 hp, 30 (812)327-0001 Call Todayl 877)890-5253 Full K&N intake & more.
AIR COMPRESSOR- 4 h 30 (812)327-0001 Today (87 7)890-5253 PONTOON BOAT, 24 ft, Evin- $1500. (863)801-5176
gal., On wheels $200 or rude 50hp VRO, must go YSLER 3M '9
best offer. (863)357-1080 KY LAKE PROPERTY SALE!! everything works. $4000 HRYSLER- 96K,
ASRealEWooded 1-2 ACRE home- (863)634-0822 all power, leather, $6195 or
AIR COMPRESSOR- Sailor sites. No time frame to build. best offer (863)675-9326
or. 220v, ig enough to runa Prices start @ $19,900. carpet, runs great, new hyd DODGE INTREPID '95- Runs.
shtor. 220v, Big enough to run a Save 10% month of Octo- steering, 2 yr old trailer. $800 or best offer.
shop. $1000. 863-674-0518 berl MLC Realty $3700 (772)342-7304 (863)599-0192
BATTERY CHARGER & JUMP Business Places (800)301-5263 www.Buy-
BATTERY LARGER & JUMP- Business Places 1 andinK om., STRATOS BASS BOAT, '98 FORD CROWN VIC LTD '88-
ER CABLES- 75 amp, good Sale 1005 dual console, 19', with 175 New eng, plugs, fuel filter,
rubber, waterproof handles Commercial LAKES OF SUMMERVILLE: hp Johnson mtr & trailer. exc cond, everything works.
$75 (863)983-4768 Property -Sale 1010 Coastal Southern Charm $8,000. neg (863)983-7835 $2000 (863)946-3626
GENERATOR:Briggs & Strt- Condos. $159,900. New home ideally FO MERC COUR
ton,250 watts, 120 & 12 Townhouses Salel0l5 located near historic [1i hT iI 31" FORD MERC COUGAR '93
ton, 218" Lexington chrome rims,
volts., 5 hp. $200. Farms- Sale 1020 Charleston SC. 3 Bedroom, 2 runs okay $3000
863-675-1754 Houses n Sale 1025 Bathroom, 9' itlun 2 car GMC CAMPER VAN '86- High- (863)634-7765/261-1371
Hunting Property 1030 garage. Cj11 Now! Mechanically restored
GENERATOR, Coleman, w/5hp Investment (800)639-5000 www.lake- Receits, $2500. r reor de fo FORD MUSTANG GT '02 -
motor, 2500 watt, on Property- Sale 1035 sofsummerville.com. auto (561)254-7458 Clewist 4.6L V8, 5 spd, leather, 6
wheels, motor runs, $95. Land Sale 1040 cdiam/fm stereo, new tires.
(863)697-9704 Lots Sale 1045 LIMITED TIME OFFER 100% ROYAL INT. '78, 31 Ft., Travel $10,000 or best offer.
MECHAN T Crft- Open House 1050 FINANCING- Gated Lakefront Trlr. Ready for reconstruc- (863)946-1381
MECHANIC TOOLS, Crafts- Out of State Community of the NG Blue tion. Great for hunting. $300 '
man, w/extenders on wheels Property Sale 1055 Ridge Mtns. 90 miles of or best offer (863)634-7598 FORD TAURUS '97- Exc cond,
& other assorted tools, $700 Property Inspection1060 Shoreline start $99,000. Call leather int, pw, pl, ac, moon-
S or best offer. (863)467-0627 Real Estate Wanted 1065 Now (800)709-LAKE. roof, new tires, bad motor
MITER SAW- Delta, 10", with Resort Property North Carolina Cool Mountain $1000 (239)349-0681
fresh $25. carbide blade. Ex- Sale 1070 Air, Views & Streams1996,$1000 or
cellent shape, $50. or best Warehouse Space 1075 Homes, abins & Acreage TRAVEL TRAILER:'78, 23Ft. best offer. Call
offer. (863)697-8175 Waterfront Property 1080 FREE BROCHURE L. Toilet & shower, fridge., 863-228-6172
TOOLBOX TOOLS- Craftsman, (800)642-5333. Realty Of sink, bed. Everything works.
TOOLBOX TOOLS-CraftMurphy 317 Peachtree St. $1500(760)608-2014 LINCOLN TOWN CAR, '88,
brand new, still in plastic. Murphy, N.C. 28906. good cond., $1,000 or best
$1800 (863)983-7100 www.reayofmurphy.com. offer. (863)674-1409
WELDER:. Mig Miller Matic: MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE -
251. Barely used. Paid BUILDING& LAND Retire to So. Carolina! '95, NC, New top. New
$1800, Selling for $1500 7200sqft- 4BR/2BA1 $229,000. New BOAT MOTOR- Mercury 200 paint. Runs great $5000. or
neg. (863)674-0416 LaBelle Metal building on 1 + acre of home on 18 hole champion- and hydraulic steering, free best offer. (863)763-4746
Island, fenced, plenty of parking, ship golf course. Golf Digest boat & trailer. $1200
Vuut located on N. Industrial Loop, Schools facility. Blue Ridge (863)801-4555 PARTS CAR Cadillac STS
l a LaBelle, Florida. Mtn setting, comfortable 4 '96, bad trans, no title. $500
2400 sq ft- Office space under season climate. Enjoy low BOAT MOTOR, Outboard, 150 863467-5401 or
FLOOR SWEEPER VACUUMS, A/C. taxes & low cost of living in hp Johnson. Last ran 3 yrs. (772)359-2923
(2) Light weight. $10 for 4800 sqft- Warehouse area-3 top- rated cultural & rcrea-35 (86 3 Police Impounds or Sale95
both, will sep. large bays. tional location. Perfect vaca- Pow Lp Honda Accord $750! 94
(863)357-2816 Call (863)675-4342 or tion/ retirement. Call now Toyota Camry $600! For list-
(863)673-1885 for more (886)334-3253 ext. 1344. Toyota Camry $600! For list-
UPRIGHT VACUUM- Kirby, all information. DIRT BIKE- '06 Kawasaki logsAcall (800)366-9813 Ext
attachments plus sprayer 7 SAVANNAHHIGHLANDS NEW KLX110, Pipes, Jets, Rev box. 9271.
scrubber. $150 Io H ue-Sl- HOME $164,900: New home Exc. cond. $2500. new, Ask- TOYOTA '87- 4x4, 5 speed,
(863)674-0482 near historic Savannah, ing $1500. (863)697-8175 ext. cab, 22 R Turbo, excel-
Georgia. Three bedroom, two
VACUUM CLEANER- Kirby, Daniel Boone Log Home Auc- bath, two car garage HD SPORTSTER '92, lent condition $3000 or best
t i on Sat. Oct. 20th Jack bath, twol car garage, 1200cc, lowered, fwd con- offer (239)229-8518
has all parts, excellent condi- tion at. Oct 20th Jack- screened porch. Coastal Liv- 1200cc, lowered, fwd con- offer (239)229-8518
tion. $500 (863)763-9527 sonville, FL 26 New Log ing at an affordable price! trols, custom tank, pipes, TOYOTA CAMRY '90- Nice,
a-a L Home Packages to be auc- (888)499-7575 www.savan- etc. $3900. (863)467-7415 4dr, white, cold a/c, runs
f I I tioned. Take delivery up to nahhighlands.com. HONDA 305 DREAM 1963, great. $1200(863)610-1593
subfloor windows STEEL BUILDING SAL Perfect condition. Collectors after 6:30 pm weekdays.
CASSETTE TAPES Break- sub-floors, rafters, roofindowg, et, c. "Manufacturer Direct" Take items Manual& Tool kit. TOYOTA COROLLA VE '98-
through/World Harvest n Call (800)766-9474. Now. or deposit holds till 101K, cold AC. Runs like
Church, Message by Ron March. 'Examples: 25x36 HONDA GL 1100 '85- good new, new tires & brakes,
Parsley. $5 (863)983-4314 Palm Harbor Factory Prices!!! $6100. 30x44 $7700. shape, asking $600 or best $3800 (772)332-6896
DVD, 10), adult, Triple X,Mobiles, Stilt 35x52. 40x70. Others offer (863)610-0644
new, $75 will sell separately Homes. Call (800)622-2832. Ends/accessories optional. HONDA ON/OFF ROAD
Serious inquiries orily. REDUCED, 2BR/1BA Detached Pioneer (800)668-5422. HONDA ON/0FF ROAD ...C
(863)634-3783. garage, fenced, large oak TN WATERFRONT SALE!! 3740 mi, 1 owner, like new CORVETTE '86, Black & sil-
trees. Next to Clinch Lake Boat Lakefront, lakeview & access $2200 (863)983-5546 ve, T-Tops, Low mi., Under
70K mi., Runs Great. $8500.
Landing $65K. 863-638-3637 to community boat slips & Hondas From $500! Police or best offer. (863)763-4746
launch. 1-3 ACRE home-n Imo nd s ndRps
I sites. Save 10% the entire DSale! Many Makes and Mod- I U I M
lIl E.,,, ^ ^ ^ month of October! MLC Re- els Available! For listings call
1ST TIME OFFERED Colorado a w.BuyLand nTcom. (800)366-9813x9275.
hristmas Trees -Mountain Ranch. 35 ACRES w.k VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS Log KAWASAKI NINJA: 1000 cc's CHEVY BLAZER '89- Off road
rm t $49,900. Priced for Quick VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS Log 1700 mIs. $2500 or best of- vehicle, inclds 2 rolling chas-
Farm Equipment 805 Sale. Overlooking a majestic cabin shell on 2 private acres fer. (760)608-2014 sis (parts & all. $2500 for
Farm MFeedaProduts 810 lake, beautifully treed, 360 near very wide trout stream all. (863)983-7100
Farm Miscellroduce 820 degree mountain views, ad- in the Galax area and New MOTORCYCLE TRIKE, 1994 -
Farm service 820 jacent to national forest. EZ River State Park, $139,500 VW eng. & frame, black/sil- CJ51975- Factory V8, all new
OFam Services 825 Terms. (866)353-4807. owner (866)789-8535. ver, $2,500. 863-674-0898 suspension, radial mud tires,
Farm Supplies/ 3 BR RANCH house along or 863-517-1019 (561)743-0192
Services Wanted 830 trout stream that borders Na- One man's trash Is anoth- SUZUKI '01- 805 cc V-Twin
Fertilizer 835 tional Forest. Set on 15+ er man's treasure. Turn liquid cooled, low miles, all DODGE POWER WAGON, '74,
Horses 840 acres for tremendous priva- your trash to treasure the options, better than new 4 whl. dr., 440 big block, lift-
Landscaping cy- absolute steal at W th an ad in the classl- $3750 (863)612-0345 ed, $2500 or best offer or
Supplies 845 $294,900. Won't last, call ed.UZUI GSXR 600 '97 trade. (863)532-1761
Lawn & Garden 850 now (877)7774837. & purpleruns good just FORD EXPLORER 1992, 4 dr.,
Poultry/Supplies 860 ARIZONA LAND LIQUIDATION! needs tires. $1500 Light brown. $1100.
Seeds/.Plants/ Near Tucson, Football Field (863)990-9903 (239)503-4077
Flowers 865 Sized Lots. $0 Down/$0 In- :._TT,_, SUZUKI INTRUDER VOLUSIA- JEEP CHEROKEE 1991, 4wd,
terest, $159/Month ($18,995 I I I '02, 805, 6K mi., 2 tone sil- 6 cyl., PS, PB, A/C. Good
totally. FREE INFORMATION. G. ,, o,,,, h school / work vehicle. $600.

M(80 682-603 Bua Mobile Home- Lots 2005 $3100. Neg. (863)824-7607 (863)357-5725 anytime.
Mobile Home Parts 2010 SUZUKI TL1000S '98, Very
QUARTER HORSE GELDING- Autumn Lake Sale! Dockable Mobile Homes Rent 2015 fast. $2500 (239)867-1093
14 yrs old, great trail horse, Lakefront & Lake Access Mobile Homes Sale 2020 YAMAHA R-1 2002, runs CLUB CAR- loaded, with
needs confident rider, loving with FREE Boat Slips NOW
home ONLY $1500 or best $19,900. SAVE TENS OF great, good cond. w/custom charger, excellent condition,
offer. (863)697-9157 THOUSANDS! Gorgeous pri- ilpaint job. Moving, must sell. $1700 (863)673-5947
SADDLES 7 roing, Simco vate lake. Call now $4200/neg. (863)228-0580 GOLF CART- 3 wheel Easy Go,
LE 7 rpin Simo, (888)792-5253 X1527 y YAMAHA YZ250 '02, 2 stroke, w/new charger, runs good,
lla C s& Cl www.iaetn.com FLEETWOOD- 14 x 70,3 BR, $1700 or best offer. $650 (863)673-4660
863-634-7480 BEAUTIFUL N. CAROLINA. 2BA, Remodeled. $2500 (863)801-3706 GOLF CARTS 3 wheel Easy
8--70 ESCAPE TO BEAUTIFUL NOT firm! (239)246-8093. r i Go, new charger & good bat-
WESTERN NORTH CAROLI- series, $600 (863)675-3850
NA MTS FREE Color Bro-MOBILE HOME- located ineres (863)675-3850
chure & Information Frostproof, 12x48 older, P t ir 40
BUSH HOG, Howse, 4', very MOUNTAIN PROPERTIES good for storage, you haul HONDA 250R '85, 3-Wheeler,
good shape, $300 or trade with Spectacular views, (863)635-3824 2 stroke, very fast, some ex-
for finish mower. Homes, Cabins, Creeks, & tras. $1500 or best offer. CAMPER TOP, white, fiber-
for nish mower Homes, Cabins, Creeks &634475212 glass, 8', fits full size pickup,
(305)299-1203.Labelle Investment acreage. CHERO- Time to clean out the (863)447-5212150 (863)801-4519
KEE MOUNTAIN GMAC attic, basement and/or C (863)801-4519
LAWNMOWER- Riding, Snap- REAL ESTATE... cherokee- garage? Advertise your CHEVY PARTS '87, From 1 ton
per. 38" cut electric start, mountainrealty.com Call for yard sale In the assi- Dually, too many to list, from
14.5 hp, exc cond. $1000 free brochure fleds and make your CONAIR, Mint. Must see. bed to wheels. $950/all, will
(772)873-8399 Buddy (800)841-5868. clean un a breeze $3500 (863)261-2848 sep. (863)467-7808

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COVER For trucks, vans &
sport utility vehicles, like
new. $30 (863)763-0669
FIBERGLASS TRUCK CAP-
Fits 8 ft truck 'bed, int &
brake lights, sliding glass.
$350 neg. (863)801-9165
FORD ENGINE- '97, 32 valve,
111,000 mi valve covers,
headers, H-pipe, all for
$1200 (863)634-8360
FRONT CHROME BUMPER &
GRILL for Ford F250 clear
headlights, 3rd brake light,
$150. (863)697-2032
FUEL TANKS- 3, L Shape,
Good condition. $250. Will
separate. (863)675-1862
JEEP BRA- black, with Jeep
logo sewn in, with square
headlights. $40
(863)801-4635
MOTOR for Chevy, 350,
complete w/transmission,
'76 Model, 65k mi., $450.
(863)673-6738
PONEY MOTOR: '94, John
Deere/Turbo Diesel, 4 cyl.,
#4039T w/hydraulic pump.
$2000 neg. (561)719-9391
RACING BUCKET STYLE
SEATS Universal fit, asking
$100(863)634-7157
RE-CAP TIRES
(2) 425/65R22.5, 80% rub-
ber, $175 for both or will sell
sep (561)676-0427
RIMS & TIRES- New 20"
Rims, 16K miles, on tires,
$600 (239)707-4407
RIMS- Chrome, 6 lugr 15".
$150 or best offer.
(863)634-8902
RIMS, Chrome, low profile, 4
lug, off of Honda Civic,
$250. (863)801-4635
RIMS- Set of 4, 16 x 7,5 lug,
Dodge Ram 1500 P/U, fits
'96-'01. $200 or best offer.
(863)801-9165
RUNNING BOARDS- Factory
from Super Duty Ford King
Ranch Edition. Asking $400
(863)697-0328
SUN VISOR- For 3500 GM
Truck with holes for Cab
lights. $95. (863)357-1714
TAILGATE Fits F350, blue sil-
,ver. $400 (772)873-8399
TIRES 4, Nitto Terra Grappler
325/60 R18. Still have
25%-35% tread. $200. Call
(863)634-0955
TIRES & RIMS- 265/75/R16,
aluminum rims. $350 or best
offer. (863)634-8902
TIRES & RIMS, (4),
245/70R17, BF Goodrich,
like new, 5 lug Grey rims,
$500. (863)801-6030
TIRES & WHEELS, New Ha-
nook 225/50R16 on chrome
5 spoke whis. Like new!
$650 (863)467-9936
TIRES 17"- (4) asking $60
(863)763-8797
TIRES: 37x12.5x20 Super
Swamper SSR, 75% tread.
$675 or best offer.
(239)657-8493
TIRES (4), Mickey Thompson,
Baha ATV, 3/4 tread,
40/1350/R20. $750 or best
offer. (863)484-0922
TIRES: 5-M/T, Baja,
31x13.5x15 on 10" Cragar
Rims. 1K on tires. $900 or
best offer. (239)657-8493
TRANS.: ALLISON '94, 4 spd.,
model 545. 21K, fly wheel
starter/converter/adaptor.
$1500 neg. (561)719-9391
TRUCK CAP- Fiberglass for
step side pick up truck. $100
or best offer. (863)357-6315
WHEELS/TIRES- Pacer Juice,
8 lug Nitto Terra Grappler
305/55R20 Lugnuts/ctr caps
incl. $750. (863)634-2131

CHEVY SILVERADO C1500-
'96, Ext'd cab. Loaded, 140K
mi., Very good cond. $5000.
(863)763-4586
FORD 100 '70, 360 motor, 3
speed on column. $900
(865)789-1647
FORD F150 '90- 4 wd, good
woods truck, needs clutch.
$500 (863)697-1563
FORD PICKUP '94, cold a/c, 4
new tires, 137,500 orig. mi.,
great cond., $2400.
(863)673-6819
FORD RANGER '92, Red, Ex-
tended cab, 6 cyl, Runs
good. $1000.
(863)673-3358/673-3354
MUD TRUCK FORD RANGER
'94- On '91 F150 4x4 frame,
302 eng, auto, 36" tires.
$2000 neg. (863)634-7154
TAILGATE- Vented for 1 ton
box truck. Very good condi-
tion. $149. 302-357-1714
TOOL BOX- black, asking $30
(863)634-7157
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FORD EXPLORER '92, Black,
4x4, Runs good. Good con-
dition. $1995.
(863)673-3358/673-3354
FORD EXPLORER 1995, Good
condition. $3500.
(863)467-3070 or
(863)610-8691

GMC SUBURBAN '88, HD
Tow pkg. 454 Big Block Chevy
eng. Runs great. $4200 or
best offer. (863)763-4746

BOX TRAILER- 16 ft, inside
lights, shelving, tandem axle.
$1900 (772)342-7304
CAR HAULER TRLR- 16',
w/winch, new tires, heavy
duty, like new, $1500 or
trade (561)222-1110 8a-8p
CAR TRAILER- 16 ft. $700.
(863)697-0328
CARGO TRAILER, Pace,
1O'lx6'wx5/'t, $1,000.
561-719-9496
HAULMARK TRAILER '06,
5'x8', Enclosed. $1000
(863)763-6778
PERFORMANCE BRAND
TRAILER- flatbed, 24 x 7,
stake sides, $1200 neg
(863)763-8156
SINGLE AXLE TRAILERS- 2,
Good condition. $200. Will
separate. (863)675-1862
TRAILER, 6'xli', Heavy duty,
new pressure treated wood
deck, mounted toolbox.
$650 neg. (863)946-1764
UTILITY TRAILER: 6 Ft. 6 In. x
14 Ft. Excellent cond. Ask-
ing $850. (863)673-4660

SAFARI ST VAN, '92, new
tires, body in good cond.,
needs some work, $600 or
best offer. (863)697-6396

FORD EXPLORER '98- Sport
Edition, new tires, runs &
looks good $2500 Firm
(863)674-0518

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