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Thursday, November 1, 2007-Vol. 93 No. 20 Frostproof's Hometown Newspaper for More Than 85 Years 50 cents


At a Glance


Relay for Life
seeks members
The Frostproof Relay for
Life is seeking new committee
members to host the American
Cancer Society 2008 Relay for
Life fundraiser. If you would
like to volunteer to be a com-
mittee member please contact
Sandy Sackett at 863-635-5456
or Alana Trimmier (863) 688-
2326, the American Cancer So-
ciety- Polk Units representative
based in Lakeland, Florida.
For more information about
Relay for Life or the American
Cancer Society visit http://www.
cancer.org/docroot/home.

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 Mon-
day, Nov., 5 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.

Museum post
Winter hours
The Frostproof Historical
Museum located at 210 South
Scenic Highway, is open on
Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day afternoons, 1 p.m. until 4
p.m. Other hours are available
by appointment: call (863) 638-
1225.

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 Su-
zanne Hadden Creasy at 863-
412-0264.

Project Graduation
meets on Thursdays
Parents of the FHS 2008
graduating class are urged to
attend the Project Graduation
meetings held every Thurs-
day 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 accomplishments.
Graduation is a .major mile-
stone for your son or daughter,
please help to make it memo-
rable. For more information
please contact Cindy Wise at
863-528-0366.
See Page 2 for information about
how to contact the newspaper.

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Haunted House a success


Project Graduation Haunted
House fundraiser held Oct. 26
thru Oct. 31 not only raised
money but it also raised the hair
on many backs as well. While
standing outside the haunted
house you could hear screams,
laughter and even crying.
Members of 2008 senior class
and parents. joined forces to
make the haunted Pouse a night
to remember. This was the 2nd


annual haunted house held by 7:30 p.m. (FHS/Ft. Meade).
Project Graduation and is one of The FHS senior class will
their major fundraisers, hold their monthly car wash at
Project Graduation continues McDonald's on Saturday, Nov. 10
to host the 50/50 raffle drawing from 9 a.m. until noon with pro-
at all home FHS Bulldog Football ceeds benefiting Project Gradu-
games (Faris Brannen Stadium). ation.
Home games are as follows; Project Graduation is a coor-
Homecoming-Friday, Nov. 2, dinated community effort, com-
7:30 p.m. (FHS/Berkeley Prep), mitted to keeping our graduating
FHS Senior Night-Friday, Nov. 9, seniors safe on graduation night


Happy Halloween:'Trick or Treating' in Frostproof


with an all-night chaperoned,
drug and alcohol free event.
It is estimated this all-night
adventure will cost a minimum
of $100 per senior. The Project
Graduation Committee chal-
lenges everyone in the commu-
nity to 'Sponsor a Senior'. If you
would like to sponsor a senior or
would like to contribute towards
Project Graduation it would be
greatly appreciated. Please ac-


cept the challenge!
For more information on any
Project Graduation event please
contact Michelle Hutto 635-0030,
Terry Shelton 638-2877, Jean-
nie 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.


College to



host Veteran's



Day events


Polk Community College
plans two Veterans Day/Military
Appreciation Events.
On Monday, Nov. 5, 11 a.m.-
2 p.m. on the Lakeland campus
is one of the scheduled events
and the other will be held Tues-
day, Nov. 6, noon 1 p.m. on
the Winter Haven campus.
The Nov. 5 Lakeland campus
event in the LAC Courtyard will
feature various booths staffed
by representatives from the
Armed Forces and the Ameri-
can Legion. In addition; Joe
Murray, from Veterans Affairs,


Frosiproof News/Cindy Monk
The Haley Family- Jenna, Jessie, Jude, Joseph, and Jacob all received lots of candy at
'Trunk or Treat' held Oct.27.


amu Nancy inarp's pretty trio or granaaaugn-
Stephanie Jaiques, Cade Scarborough, and ters Katie, Autumn and Hannah looked
Haley Wrye were full of smiles on Saturday like they were enjoying collecting Hal-
night as they filled their bags with treats. loween treats.


will have a table and speak to
veterans about VA Benefits.
A large "Thank You Troops"
greeting card will be on hand
and people can sign it. The card
will be sent to troops overseas.
Refreshments will be served.
The Nov. 6- Winter Haven
campus event in the Student
Center (WST-126) will be a pro-
gram of speeches and patriotic
music honoring veterans. Re-
freshments will be served.
For information call 297-
1010, 5247 or go to www.polk.
edu/calendar.


Volleyball team



wins District



runner-up


The Frostproof High School
Varsity Lady Bulldog volleyball
team won the Class 3A District
10 Runner-up title following a
five game match against Lake
Placid Lady Dragons on Thurs-
day, Oct. 25 in Lake Placid. This
put the Lady Bulldogs on the
road with 11 wins and 6 losses
traveling to Melbourne Central
Catholic for the regional quar-
terfinals on Tuesday, Oct. 30 (as
of press time the outcome was
unknown).
The District games played
against Mulberry, McKeel and


Lake Placid through, the sea-
son were very competitive as
well as entertaining with most
matches consisting of a five
game match.
The Lady Bulldog varsity
team consists of the following
players; Seniors- Jessica Hall,
Stephanie Heath, Norma Oje-
da, Erica Straub, Juniors-Jes-
sica Blocker, Whitney Deloach,
Whitney Dukes, Faith Franklin
and (Freshman)Brittany Monk.
Coaches: Christy Smith and
Sandy Kincaid. Congratulations
Lady Bulldogs!


Care Center


in need of support


The holidays are right
around the corner, and the
Frostproof Care Center is gear-
ing up for another busy season.
About 200 families are expect-
ed to receive holiday boxes for
Thanksgiving and Christmas.
This is not possible without
strong community support.
The Care Center currently
needs donations of: non-per-
ishable foods for holiday food
boxes, personal care items
such as deodorant, shampoo,
soap, etc. Sample sizes are wel-
come. Please note: only items
that have not been opened can
be used.
The Care Center's most im-
portant asset is volunteers. No
donation of time is too small.
Volunteering at the Care Center
is a great way to meet people
and make new friends. Helping
hands are important to carry out
the Center's mission, especially
during the holidays. There are
gifts to be wrapped, food boxes
to be filled as well as gifts and
food to be delivered.
Gifts for children of all ages


are needed. .The Care Center
strives to give children one
special gift they have request-
ed and two smaller gifts. Gifts
should be wrapped, if possible,
and marked on a tag on the
outside if it is for a boy or girl,
what the gift is and the child's
age for which it is suitable.
Another way to partner with
the Care Center this season is
to adopt a child or family. Sun-
day School classes often do this
as a help to the Care Center.
Shopping for a particular child
or family can increase the joy
for the shopper and the child
or family adopted. The Care
Center will supply.the name of
a child or family in need. Also
community members who
know of a family or a child that
could benefit from these servic-
es; please call the Care Center,
635-5555 or come by S. Scenic
Highway, Door 17.
The Holiday season is a
time of giving and sharing the
joy found in the Christian faith.
Stop by to visit and consider
signing up soon!


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2007-2008 fresh citrus season has begun
The 2007-2008 fresh citrus season started for the Ben Hill Griffin, Inc. Packinghouse
on Monday Oct. 22 with red grapefruit from the Ridge and Gulf Regions being the
first fruit packed."After a busy summer of upgrading and modifying the packinghouse
and equipment we are looking forward to an exciting and challenging season" says
Johnny Brantley, Plant Superintendent. Based on the early crop estimates it should be
a good year for fresh Florida citrus. The average individual fruit size will be smaller
this season but the quality should be excellent. As always Ben Hill Griffin, Inc. will be
shipping high quality fresh Florida citrus grown, harvested and packed by a great team
according to Larry Gray, Fresh Fruit Division Manager.
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Frostproof residents enjoy Halloween


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Frostproof News/Cindy Monk
The Haunted House was full
of creatures just waiting to
give patrons a good scare.


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Spiderman (Willie Underwood) and Tigger (Hayley Underwood) were spotted at the First
Baptist Church Fall Festival held Oct. 27.


'Nemo' makes it to Frostproot.
Little cutie, lan Biancardi, was
dressed as 'Nemo' for Hal-
loween.


DivorceCare support
group offered
DivorceCare is a special week-
ly seminar and support group
for people who are separated or
divorced. It's a place where you
can be around people who un-
derstand what you are feeling. It's
a place where you-can hear valu-
able information about ways to
heal from the hurt of divorce.
DivorceCare Groups for men
will meet every Tuesday, begin-
ning Nov. 6 and DivorceCare for
ladies will meet every Wednes-
day, beginning Nov. 7 from 7 to
9 p.m. at Emmanuel Baptist Fel-
lowship, 1400 County Road 630
W, Frostproof, FL. There is no
charge for the class or workbook.
Please call the church office at
863-635-5040 for more informa-
tion and registration.

God's Family Assembly
opens Thrift Shoppe
God's Family Assembly Church
located at 1001 South Clinch
Blvd., announces the opening of
their Thrift Shoppe. Store hours
are Mondays and Saturdays, 9
a.m.-2 p.m. Registration for the
Angel Food Ministry program is
Also available.

AWANA
program resumes
All children age 2-grade 8, are
invited to join their friends for
the First Baptist Church AWANA
Club.


AWANA is a Bible based chil-
dren's program that makes scrip-
ture memorization fun. Starting
in Chicago over 50 years ago, the
program has spread throughout
the United States and to over 104
foreign countries.
AWANA Clubs have been an
on going ministry of First Baptist
Church for 28 years and meets in
on Wednesday evenings, begin-
ning at 6:15 p.m. and ending at 8
p.m. AWANA runs annually from
September-May.
The First Baptist Church offers
the following AWANA programs:
PUGGLES-A new program for
older 2 and younger 3 year olds,
teaches basic Biblical concepts,
music, puzzles, coloring books,
and take home cards will teach
toddlers God's Word.
CUBBIES-The preschool pro-
gram where 3-4 year olds will en-
joy games, music, puppets, crafts,
and awards all designed to reach
and train kids.
SPARKS-Kindergarten-second
grade combine learning with fun
to create an atmosphere of excite-
ment.
TRUTH and TRAINING-Grades
3-6 offers lots of team oriented
games and mission projects to
make learning fun.
TREK ROAD SIGN SERIES-Mid-
die school students will enjoy this
exciting study as they learn how
to respond and deal with trials,
temptations, and tough times in
their lives.
For registration information
contact Diane Cannon at 635-
3603, or stop by the office of First
Baptist church, located at 96 West
B Street.


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they enjoyed a night of trick or treat on Saturday, Oct. 27.


Community News

Free Community held on Tuesday and Thursday Plant Society Volunteer
evenings from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Computer Classes in Portable No, 1 on the campus plans meetings mentors needed
Frostproof Middle Senior High of Frostproof High School. Stu- The Florida Native Plant So- The Special Friends Mentoring
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tion or to sign up, please call An- and a spiral notebook at time of information, contact Stacy Smith glect. This program that matches
nette,True @ 635-7809 ext. 240. registration. Questions regarding 352.514.1825. adult volunteers with children,
the class may be directed to the ages 3 to 17, to enhance their
Boosters &PAC teacher, Carole McDonald, at 863- Plk Education socialization skills, self-esteem,
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Sports


FHS Powder Puff
and Bonfire tonight
FHS Girls Senior/Junior Pow-
der Puff game will begin tonight
(Thursday) 6:30 p.m. at the Faris
Brannen Stadium. Immediately
following the game the annual
Bonfire and Cheering contest will
be held in the vacant field between
City Hall and the Post Office.

FHS Homecoming
Football Game
Frostproof High School will
host their annual Homecoming
game on Friday, Nov. 2 at 7:30


p.m. at Faris Brannen Stadium
against Berkeley Prep. Please plan
to attend and support the District
Champion Bulldogs as well as
find out who will be crowned the
2007 FHS Homecoming King and
Queen.

Webber offers
Volleyball tryouts
Webber International Uni-
versity located at 1201 N. Scenic
Hwy, Babson Park, FL. will host
AaWamb Volleyball Club tryouts
Nov. 11, 2007 for all young ladies
age 6 to 18 who are interested in
being a member of a competitive


travel volleyball league.
For more information contact
Coach Tim Edfors, WIU Head
Volleyball Coach at: 863-638-2957
or email: volleyball@webber.edu

Upcoming Golf
Tournaments

FHS Silvery Moon
golf tourney Nov. 10
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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Christmas Parade entries sought


Retailers are working diligent-
ly to get all of us thinking about
Christmas early this year, trees
and decorations are ready to pur-
chase in stores throughout our
area. The Frostproof Chamber of
Commerce Community Affairs
Committee began meeting re-
cently to plan the 2007 Christmas


Festival in downtown Frostproof.
The theme of this years pa-
rade is "A Christmas Gift to our
Military Personnel." This includes
all branches of service and any-
one related to Military service.
It also includes all military and
militia from the founding of our


nation.
The Parade will be 7 p.m. on
Saturday, bec. 1, 2007. The pa-
rade route and other activities
will be announced at a later date.
Forms to sign up for the parade
are available at the Frostproof
Area Chamber of Commerce of-
fice and may be faxed to you, call


Nancy Patton at 863 635-9112,
Monday through Friday 10 a.m.-
12 p.m. and 2 p.m.-4 p.m. Forms
are also available to download
from the Chamber web-site.
The Chamber is selling Christ-
mas Poinsettias, remember to
order soon!


In the Military ...


Montgomery
graduates
Army National Guard Pvt.
Shawn M. Montgomery has
graduated from Basic Combat
Training at Fort Knox, Ky. During
the nine-week training period,
the trainee received instruction
in drill and ceremony, weapons,
rifle marksmanship and bayonet


training, chemical warfare, field
training and tactical exercises,
armed and unarmed combat,
military courtesy, military jus-
tice, physical fitness, first aid,
and Army history, traditions, and
core values. He is the son of Lisa
Montgomery of E. Eighth St.,
Frostproof, Fla. Montgomery is
currently attending Frostproof
High School.


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Two men accused of steal


Polk Sheriff's deputies arrested
Octavio Garcia (D.O.B. 5-23-80)
and Jose Guerra (D.O.B. 2-09-82)
on October 26, 2007 for the theft
of approximately 624 gallons of
diesel fuel from the Kangaroo Ex-
press Store located at 45489 U.S.
Highway 27 near 1-4.
Garcia and Guerra were ar-
rested in their apartment com-
plex and were booked into the
Polk County Jail this afternoon on
one count each of felony grand
theft. The stolen gas was valued


at approximately $1,937.00.
On October 15, 2007, the two
parked Guerra's red, .'98 Dodge
truck and enclosed trailer over
the main diesel fuel tank at the
Kangaroo Express Store. While
Garcia stood outside the truck,
Guerra, who was inside the trailer,
opened the main tank, put a hose
into it and pumped approximately
624 gallons through a trapdoor in
the bottom of the trailer into the
large tanks inside the trailer.
Sheriff's deputy Scott Ste-


phens responded to the Kanga-
roo Express store after the theft
of gas was reported on October
19th. While taking the report at
the store, Stephens observed an
Orlando Sentinel paper in a news-
paper rack near the front door
with a front-page article about
two. males arrested for stealing
large quantities of gas in Sanford.
The article stated a red truck and
trailer was seized when the two
suspects were apprehended on
October 18th in the act of steal-


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ble. Deadline for the next week's
newspaper is 5 p.m. Friday. If you
miss deadline, we will'save your:
item for the next week's paper.
The Frostproof News is part
of the Independent Newspapers
Florida family of newspapers. INI
is different from other newspaper
groups because it is owned by
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have stockholders or owners. Any
after-tax profits are invested in im-
provements in the newspaper to
provide better service to the com-
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ling gas

ing fuel from The Pantry, Inc. in
Sanford.
After reviewing the Kangaroo
Express Store surveillance foot-
age, detectives discovered :the
truck and trailer seized by Orange
County deputies were the same
used three days before-at the
Kangaroo Express Store in Polk
County.
An arrest warrant was issued,
and the two suspects were ar-
rested and transported to the Polk
County Jail without incident.


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Approximately 120 students'
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selected from a field of over
2300 fifth graders, to become
part of the 2007 Kids Tag Art
display, a mobile collage of li-
cense tag art which will travel
around the county over the com-
ing months. And fifth grade
art students from all over Polk
County will have the unique
experience of what it feels like
Sto be a celebrated artist, when
Their Kids Tag Art winning
designs are put up for sale today
on the Polk County Tax Collec-
tor's website.
Last year, Tax Collector's Of-
fice, with help from local busi-
nesses and community groups,
put together a fundraising proj-
ect with the Polk County School
Board that would teach chil-
dren art design while raising
much-needed monies for class-
room art supplies. In its first year,
the project raised $15,036. Those
funds were presented to the Polk
County School Board last Febru-
ary and art teachers were able to
use those funds to supplement
their budgets this year.
This past August, Tax Collec-
tor Joe Tedder, along with Cen-
tral Florida Eurocars, Douglass
Screen Printers, Junior Woman's
Club of Lakeland, Polk Museum
of Art, Ridge Art Association and
Polk County Schools, kicked off
the second annual design contest
to countywide, art teachers and
fifth.grade students, inviting them
to teach applied art techniques
to their students, in the form of a
specialty tag design.
This year, public, private, and
charter schools were invited to
participate in the project. Approx-
imately 2,376 students and over
53 schools got involved. Teach-
ers were able to use whatever
mediums they chose, to teach the
children the practical application
of design for use on promotional
license plates.
In early September, thousands
of designs were submitted from
all across the county for judging
by Ridge Art Association, one of
two museums in the county par-
ticipating in the project. Selec-
tions of the top.two entries from
each school were made. Those
top entries are now available to
the public for sale.
Unlike specialty license tags
that are sold by the tax collector
offices around the county, these
tags are not legal identification for
the rear of the car. Instead, these
plastic tags can be displayed on
the front bumper of cars, framed
and displayed on the wall, or
given as gifts. The tags may be
purchased for $15 and all the pro-
ceeds go back to the classroom
art teachers.
The project is a massive
effort. Every student design
is digitally photographed and
catalogued. "We want to pre-
serve the art of every child that
participates," stated Lisa Kaiser
Hickey, owner of Douglass Screen
Printers. Hickey's company pur-
chased special equipment last
year to be able to scan and pro-
duce thousands of plates by early
December in time for gift-giving.


Again this year, Central Florida
Eurocars is the major under-
writer .for the project. Owner
Steve Uiterwyk was so impressed
with last year's children's de-
signs that they purchased one
of each award-winning tags
and made a permanent display
on the site of the dealership.
"We know that art teachers
would like to expand their curric-
ulum if they had more dollars to
spend on supplies. It is our hope
that this project will continue to
grow, providing much-needed
monetary support needed to
grow the classroom art experi-
ence," stated Tedder.
According to Tedder, the
project originated at the Tax
Collector's office, whose em-
ployees have over the years, vol-


unteered in one or two elemen-
tary schools during business
'teach-in' days. The kids eagerly
grasped the art project and staff
.worked to build .a tag art pro-
gram around this fun learning
concept. This year, with the help
of participating sponsors, the
project was expanded county-
wide and made available so' that
every elementary art teacher and
5th grader in the county could
participate:
On Nov. 10, at Ridge Art As-
sociation, 210 Cypress Gardens
Boulevard in Winter Haven, the
-second annual exhibit of its kind
will go on display. A reception is
planned to recognize the students'
achievement and to kick-off the
exhibit which will be on display
through Dec. 24, 2007. The ex-


hibit will travel around the county
throughout the rest of the year.
Tags may be. ordered .on-
line beginning today and at the
reception. Tags ordered before
Dec. 1 will be delivered in time'
for the holidays.
The individual children's de-
signs are available for purchase
by going to www.PolkTaxes.com
and clicking on Polk County Kids
Tag Art. The public -can:scroll
through all :he ,'innirr tags and
order a tag, using the order form
found on that link.


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Babysitting 405
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Merchandise



Air Conditioners 505
Antiques 510
Appliances 515
Appliance Parts 520
Beauty Supplies 525
Bicycles 530
Books & Magazines535
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Carpets/Rugs 550
Children's Items 555
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Jewelry 635
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Pools & Supplies 685
Restaurant
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Sewing Machines 700
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Television/Radio 715
Tickets 720
Tools 725
Toys & Games 730
VCRs 735
Wanted to Buy 740




AIR COND 3 1/4 ton w/ heat,
used 2 months, $600
863)357-2301 or
804)761-9253
AIR COND- 3 ton, needs gas,
$200 or best offer
(863)357-2301 or
(804)761-9253
AIR CONDITIONER For single
wide trailer, Coleman Sun-
catcher Model 7456-901.
$300 (863)467-9942
AIR CONDITIONER UNIT -
Janitrol Model PCK048-1, 3
ton in size. $600
(863)467-9942
CENTRAL AIR UNIT, 3 ton,
used. $450 (863)673-0920
MAYTAG PORTABLE AC -
Cost $499, asking $250
(336)342-0221 Aqua Isles,
Labelle
MOBILE HOME PACKAGE
UNIT- 5 ton. $1500
(863)673-0920


MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT-
antique, w/fold down desk,
pigeon holes, lots of storage
$400 neg (863)467-6805
POSTER BED- antique, king
size, bedding, $850
(239)887-7593
SOFA: OVER-STUFFED, Neu-
tral color w/ pattern. Great
condition. $100 or best offer.
(863)467-6805


A/C UNIT 4 ton, Mobile
Home unit. 8 mo. old.
$1500. (863)357-2638
DISHWASHER Whirlpool -
Model 800 series. White. Ex-
cellent condition. $99.95
(941)545-8746


DISHWASHER, Kenmore, top
of the line, lots of extras,
black front, only 3 yrs. old,
$150. (863)447-2395
DOUBLE STACK OVEN Whirl-
pool, asking $200 or best of-
fer (863)634-9649
DRYER- $100 (863)634-3411
DRYER, Kenmore, electric,
exc. cond., white, $150.
(863)447-2395
GAS STOVE, Magic Chef, 30",
white & GAS DRYER, Frigi-
daire, white, $450 will sell
sep. (863)467-6886
REFRIGERATOR Amana, 27
cu ft, white, side by side,
w/water & ice in door, good
cond. $200 (863)763-5876
REFRIGERATOR- 26 cu ft,
with ice maker, works great,
$100 (863)675-7514
REFRIGERATOR, Maytag,
white, freezer on top, $200.
(863)467-6886 or
61-723-0257
STOVE Electric, Excellent
condition. Full size. $75.
(863)517-1569
STOVE Glass top, black in
very good condition. $200
(863)517-0244
STOVE Whirlpool, white, ce-
ramic cook top, self clean-
ing, good condition. $200
(863)763-5876
UPRIGHT FREEZER Works
great. $100 (863)673-0780
WASHER & DRYER Ken-
more stacked, works but
needs new agitator, $50
(941)545-8746
WASHER & DRYER GE ex-
cellent condition. $250
(863)673-0780
WASHER & DRYER Works
great. $200 (863)634-5471



UPRIGHT VACUUM/SHAM-
POOER Kirby, hardly used,
all attachments included.
$300 neg. (863)517-0244


TANNING BED- 28 bulb,
Standing booth, Tanning Hut,
Good cond. $500 or best of-
fer. 863-634-9119


BICYCLE Used for only one
month, includes lock. $30
(863)983-5690
BOYS BIKE 12", with training
wheels, green/black, good
condition, $15
(863)763-6131 Okeechobee
ROADMASTER 24" girls,
mountain bike, new condi-
tion. $30 (863)824-0473
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cet, 26x23, like new, $30
(863)467-8681
BATHROOM VANITY TOPS (2)
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CARPORT 12'x40' & FL/Rm
15'x22' & Util Shed 4'x10'
$500. for all or best offer
(614)395-8258
KITCHEN CABINETS Cherry,
Base, 10 Ft. $500
(863)357-1075
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.
SEPTIC TANK 1350 gallon,
fiberglass, new. $400 or
best offer. (863)763-6297


BABY BATHTUB- Like new.
$10. (863)675-2503
BABY CLOTHES Girls, from
3-12mo. All for $35.
(863)675-2503
CONVERTIBLE CRIB, Winnie
the Pooh, white, $75 or best
offer. (863)634-0464
CRIB .- Excellent condition.
$100. Firm. 863-673-5704
INFANT BOYS VESTED 4 pc
set, size 0-3 mos, new, great
for. holiday pictures. $5
(863)763-6131 Okee area
PLAY PEN large, excellent
condition $25
(863)763-0669
TODDLER BED GUARD Safe-
ty 1st, expandable, exc cond.
$20 (954)632-8636 LaBelle



DIAPER CHANGER/ DRESSER
Light Wood. Very good
shape. $150 (863)763-8688


GIRLS MISC CLOTHING Siz-
es 11/12. $25 for all.
(863)673-3819 leave mes-
sage if no answer
HERMAN SURVIVOR MENS
BOOTS- size 12, asking $20
(863)763-0669
LADIES CLOTHES- Size 3X,
Pants, shirts & dresses.
Good condition. $300.
(239)292-7509 Clewiston


BASEBALL CARD COLLEC-
TION over 10,000 cards,
10 albums + many extras,
$1000 neg (863)599-0449



DELL COMPUTER SYSTEM-
Fast, Great for school or
Seniors. $99.
(863)517-2782 Tony
LEARNING RAINBOW PRO-
GRAM Stepping Stones to
Knowledge. $100 or best, of-
fer. (305)797-3690 Iv msg


ANTIQUE FIREPLACE- 1950's,
small cast iron, brass trim.
$300 (863)610-1276
ARMOIRE Beautiful pine,
must see. $500
(863)634-0779
BED Queen size, Simmons
mattress, white & brass,
$200 or best offer
(863)801-4207
BED Sealy, Full size, New,
$225. (863)634-4540
BED Twin size, w/trundle,
dresser & computer desk in
one unit. $450
(863)634-2975
CHAIR Glider rocker with ot-
toman &.matching child-size
glider rocker. $45
(863)763-5567


CHEST OF DRAWERS, Dresser
& Night stand- Matching set.
Good condition. $150.
(863)467-9048
CRAFTMATIC BED Standard
size, back & leg raises up,
w/massager, new. $1000 or
best offer. (863)467-5206
DESK- French Provincial, with
a hutch, good condition,
$125 (863)763-0583
DINETTE SET Round, glass
top, wrought iron. $175
(336)342-0221
ENTER CENTER wall unit;
wood, shelves, holds TV or
Stereo, $150
(239)887-7593
FLEXSTEEL RECLINER like
new, burgundy, $150 or best
offer or trade for like new lift
chair (863)634-9620 Okee
GUITAR CABINET: Custom
Built 77"Tx42"W, 2 solid
doors & shelf, Reduced to
$299. neg. (561)633-1371
MATTRESS SET Queen size;
box spring & frame. $75
(863)634-0779
RECLINER- burgundy, leather
look, great condition, $40
(863)675-0850
VANITY w/ Mirror Antique,
Chair, Bureau, Head Board,
Foot Board. $150 for all.
(863)610-1276



GOLF CART '94 EZ Go, elec-
tric, w/charger, recondi-
tioned. $1250
(863)675-1472
GOLF CART Club Car 2003,
gas, like new. $2995
(863)675-1472


BUSHMASTER CARBINE M4
type, 5.56mm, excellent
condition. $900
(352)266-3412
RIFLE SCOPE Simmons,
never used. $30
(863)634-2336
SHOTGUN, 410, 44 Magnum,
45 Long Colt, Winchester
S3030, $1625 will sell separ-
ately. (863)532-9881



RAINSOFT WATER SYSTEM -
new, complete, $1000
(863)763-8561


BATH & SHOWER SEAT Car-
ex Rubbermaid, Adjustable,
Never used. Pd $60. Asking
$45. (863)763-8387'Lv msg
IONIZER'S (2)- Like new. Paid
$155 each, asking $200 will
separate. (863)634-9898
WALKER With wheels & feet.
Will hold over 300lbs. Cost
$500. Will sell for $200 or
best offer. (239)292-7509
WHEEL CHAIR New, Large
size & Apnea Machine &
Respirator. $300 or best'of-
fer. Will sep. (863)675-7963
WHEEL CHAIR LIFT- to be in-
stalled on Van. Like Brand
new, $800 or best of-
fer(863)697-0310
WHEEL CHAIR- Merit. Electric.
New condition. $500.
863-983-4940


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-
tion Institute of Maintenance
(888)349-5387.


ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE
from home. Medical, busi-
ness, paralegal, computers,
criminal justice. Job place-
ment assistance. Financial
aid and computer provided if
qualified. Call
(866)858-2121, www.Onli-
neTidewaterTech.com.
DIVORCE$275-$350*COVERS
children, etc. Only one signa-
ture required! *Excludes
govt. fees! Call weekdays
800)462-2000, ext.600.
8am-6pm) Alta Divorce,
LC. Established 1977.
DRUMS 8, 55 gallon, heavy
plastic, clean. .$150
(863)467-9390 Okeechobee
NEED A LAWYER? INJURED?
Auto Accident? All personal
injury and wrongful death
cases. Protect your rights.
Call now, 24 hours..... A-A-A
Attorney Referral Service
(800)733-5342.
NOW AVAILABLE! 2007 POST
OFFICE JOBS. $18-$20/HR.
NO EXPERIENCE. PAID
TRAINING. FED BENEFITS.
VACATIONS. CALL
(800)910-9941 TODAY! REF
#FL07.
PORTABLE AIR COMPRES-
SORS (2) 1- 3hp vertical
tank, 1- 2hp 20 gal tank,
$370 or sep (561)676-0427
TANK 500 gal. diesel or gas,
Manual, no wheels. Good
condition. $250.
(863)673-5852
TEMPORARY POWER POLE -
Complete, 200 amp, square
D. $200 (863)467-7415



GUITAR Arch Top, Good
shape. $75 (863)467-6148
PIANO Wurlitzer Spinet, Dark
wood. Absolutely new condi-
tion. Orig. $2000. Asking
$800. (863)467-8720
RECORDER ROLAND, VS -
2000. Digital Studio Work-
station. $2000
(863)763-9527
STELLA HARMONY PARLOR
GUITAR second owner,
exc cond., in orig case, $350
neg. (863)467-0627


BIRD CAGES Assorted sizes
& accessories in good con-
dition, cheap. $300 will sep-
arate. (863)763-6778
PARAKEET 3 mo old. $12.
(863)763-4088
PIGMY GOATS (2) male, will
trade for .female goats or
sheep (305)299-1203 Cle-
wiston area.
SADDLES Wintec English
saddles (1) 16" & (1) 17".
Used only a few times. $950.
will sep. (863)447-2395
SUN CONURE BIRD- cage in-
cluded, friendly, sweet,
lovable, 2 yrs old, $250
(863)801-4707


POLARIOD CAMERA $20.
(302)856-6165



POOL Sand & Sun. 10'x2'/2',
Triple strength sides. Easy to
assemble, no sand req. All ac-
cess. $95. (863)467-2112


POOL CUE Excellent condi-
tion. $30 (954)632-8636 La-
Belle
POOL TABLE Indoor/outdoor.
Good condition. $500. Or
best offer. (863)673-5704


POOL TABLE Solid oak, Red
felt. Like new. Accessories
included. $1500.
(863)675-3424
STADIUM SEATS 2, Like
new, Used 1 time. $20. will
separate. (863)763-8387
Leave message,

Need a few more bucks to
purchase something
deer? Pick up some
extra, bucks when you
sell your Ised Items in
the classifelds.



AMP 1 Sony Exploid, 250
watt, great condition, used
only 2 months. $50
(863)634-4698 -
AMPLIFIER.- Clarion APX
4004, 2/3/4 Channel, $150
(863)824-7778
SPEAKERS (4) 12" Infinity
Kappa Speakers, never used
$500 or sell separate
(863)824-7778
SUBWOOFER JL AUTO, 15",
In box. $125 (863)634-3411
SUBWOOFER, (2), MMAT
P3.0, 12", nearly new, great
cond., never beaten up,
$400 neg. (863)634-6476
SUBWOOFERS 2, 15", Jug-
gernaut Hybrids. Nearly new.
in Ig ported box. $1500. Neg.
Pd. $2000. (863)634-6476
SUBWOOFERS (4) JBL, 12"
$380. (863)634-6476


HITACHI TV Big Screen, 50",
asking $400 (863)634-2582
PLASMA TV 42", 3 yrs old,
made by LG, works great.
$600 (863)634-5471


BUSH HOG Iron King, 5ft., 3
years old, good condition.
$300 (863)467-1655
Engine hoist, drill press, metal
toolbox, riding lawn motor
parts & more. $500 will sell
sep. (863)357-2623
GAS GENERATOR Honda, 5
KVA, engine frozen, 2 gaug-
es missing. $50
(863)763-2053
SANDER Sears, Oscillating
Spindle, like new, with cabi-
net, 20x20 work surface
$250 (863)801-4207
SAW Metal cut off, 7.5", drill
press $600 for both, will
separate. (863)674-0416
TOOLBOX Snap On, 8 drawer
roll away, good condition.
$800 or best offer.
(863)763-4271
WELDER/GENERATOR Mill-
er; Bobcat 225, 8000 units,
fell off p/up truck. Good for
parts. $50 (863)763-2053
Reading a newspaper
helps you understand
the world around you.
No wonder newspaper
readers are more suc-
cessful people



UPRIGHT VACUUM, Kirby
Generation 6, Attachments
included & shampooer, with
bags, $250. (863)763-3451
VACUUM Kirby The Ultimate
G Series. All attach. Extra
bags. DVD Owners Manual.
$400 neg. (863)634-9526


ADULT VIDEOS (30) $120
(863)357-1075
VIDEO CAMERA $50.
(302)856-6165


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6 Frostproof News, Thursday, November 1, 2007


Agriculture



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



SADDLE, Western, Cordura
16", New. Comes w/ Head
stall, reins & breast collar.
$250. neg. (863)983-8646



CHAINSAW, ECHO Profes-
sional, .68 cc engine, like
new, $150. 863-467-1958
PATIO BAR Curved, 3 doors,
light gray, 40"H x 60"L, very
heavy, excellent condition.
$200 (863)763-6640
YANMAR 1510 3 cyl' diesel
in good shape w/almost new
4' Bush hog. $2600.
(305)299-1203

Rentals
RENT

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



FROSTPROOF-Large 1br, with
carport & laundry room.
Dock privileges,
(863)635-3540


3BR/2BA Foreclosure!
$14,000! Only $199/Mo! 5%
down 20 years @ 8% apr.
Buy, 5/BR $298/Mol! For list-
ings (800)366-9783 Ext
+ 5798.
HUD HOMES! 3bdr 2ba
$199/mo! 5/BR Foreclosure!
$298/mo! Stop Renting! 5%
dw, 20 yrs @ 8% apr For
Listings (800)366-9783 Ext
5853.


CLEAN PROFESSIONAL MALE
Seeks Same to share 4 BR, 2
BA. East of Okeechobee. $135
wk. Call (863)824-6112 or
(772)-349-8637
Buying a car? Look In the
classifleds. Selling a
car? Look in the classi-
feds.

Real Estate



Business Places -
'Sale 1005
Commercial
Property Sale 1010
Condos/
Townhouses Sale 1015
Farms Sale 1020
Houses Sale 1025
Hunting Property 1030
Investment
Property Sale 1035
Land Sale 1040
Lots Sale 1045
Open House 1050
Out of State -
Property Sale 1055
Property Inspection 1060
Real Estate Wanted 1065
Resort Property -
Sale 1070
Warehouse Space 1075
Waterfront Property 1080




BUILDING & LAND
7200 sq ft-
Metal building on 1+ acre of
land, fenced, plenty of parking,
located on N. Industrial Loop,
LaBelle, Florida.
2400 sq ft- Office space under
A/C.
4800 sq ft- Warehouse area-3 '
large bays.
Call (863)675-4342 or
(863)673-1885 for more
information.


3BR/2BA Foreclosure!


$12,000! Only $199/Mo! 5%
down 20 years @ 8% apr.
Buy, 4/BR $301/Mo! For list-
ings (800)366-9783 Ext
5760.
REDUCED, 2BR/1BA Detached
garage, fenced, large oak
trees. Next to Clinch Lake Boat
Landing. $65K. 863-638-3637


FLORIDA LAND OWNER FI-
NANCED 10-acre estates,
homes only, paved, under-
ground electric, $89,900,
great value. Limitedtime of-
fer, www.1800flaland.com
Florida Woodland Group, Inc.
(800)352-5263 Lic RE Bro-
ker.


1ST TIME OFFERED Colorado
Mountain Ranch. 35 ACRES
$49,900. Priced for Quick
Sale. Overlooking a majestic
lake, beautifully treed, 360
degree mountain views, ad-
jacent to national forest. EZ
Terms. (866)353-4807.
AFFORDABLE LAKE PROPER-
TIES On pristine 34,000 acre
Norris Lake Over 800 miles
of wooded shoreline Four
Seasons- Call
(888)291-5253 Or visit
Lakeside- Realty www.lake-
siderealty-tn.com.
BEAUTIFUL N. CAROLINA.
ESCAPE TO BEAUTIFUL
WESTERN NORTH CAROLI-
NA MTS FREE Color Bro-
chure & Information
MOUNTAIN PROPERTIES
with Spectacular views,
Hories, Cabins, Creeks, &
Investment acreage. CHERO-
KEE MOUNTAIN GMAC
REAL ESTATE... cherokee-
mountainrealty.com Call for
free brochure
(800)841-5868.
LAKES OF SUMMERVILLE:
Coastal Southern Charm
$159,900. New home ideally
located near historic
Charleston SC. 3 Bedroom, 2
Bathroom, 9' ceiling, 2 car
garage. Call Now!'
(888)636-7575 www.lake-
sofsummerville.com.
Luxurious Italian Villas, each
unique and hand-crafted, in
our La Campanella residen-
tial community with spa and
restaurant on premise, locat-
ed in Southwest Colorado
nestled between the San
Juan Mountains and the Ani-
mas River Valley. This is an
outstanding opportunity for
real estate investments and
2nd home buyers. Durango
was recently named to
America's Dozen Distinctive
Destinations and preserved
communities. Visit us
www.lacampanelladuran-
go.com/FL, or call
(970)769-3769.
NC Mountain Log Homes
starting at $189,900. 3 bed,
2 bath, Approx. 1340 sq. ft.
Premier Mountain Properties,
www.jimmydagenhart.com
(828)284-0985.
NEW DEVELOPMENT IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF NORTH
CAROLINA. LOCATED ON
THE NEW RIVER IN ASHE
COUNTY 26 LOTS
AVAILABLE. PRICES BEGIN
AT $85,000. Century 21
Heritage Realty
(336)246-2664 or
(8 0 ) 865-4221
www.c21heritagerealty.com.
Pre-Construction GRAND
OPENING! Dockable Lake-
front 5 AC- Only $39,900
SAVE $10,000! One Day-
Sat. Nov 17th New to mar-
ket! Spectacular waterfront
acreage on Lake Dannelly!
Park- like setting, gorgeous
AL location. Private, gated
community. Excellent financ-
ing. Must. see. Call now &
ask how to PAY NO CLOS-
ING COSTS! (800)564-5092,
x.904.
Tennessee Land Sale 20 AC-
only $29,900. Subdivision
Potential 20 AC/ Log Cabin
Only $69,900. Sat. Nov 10th
Only 2100 sf log cabin pkg
on 20 acre ridgetop w/ spec-
tacular views. 2 miles to
Nicklaus designed golf
course. Near TN River & rec
lake. Or 20 acres only
$29,900. Excellent financing.
Call today to find out how to
pay NO closing costs
(866)999-2290, x,1628.
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS Log
cabin shell on 2 private
acres, near very wide trout
stream in the Galax area
and New River State Park,
$139,500 owner
(866)789-8535.

Mobile Homes



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




BABSON PARK, Move in
special! 1st month free w/paid
deposit. 2/1 starting at
$400/mo. 2/2 starting at
$550/mo. (863)605-0180

Recreation



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



BLUE WAVE CLASSIC 180,'
'03- w/'05 Evinrude 115hp
outboard & EZ Loader
aluminum trailer, $15,500 or
best offer. 772-344-9325


BOAT '93 Hurricane Fun
Deck boat, nice, great interi-
or, 115hp needs rebuilt
$1999 (863)675-3919
BOAT MOTOR Elgin, 14.1 hp,
'69, Runs good. $500.
(561)790-3681
BOAT TRAILER- for 21' boat,
great shape, to trade for 14
+ ft. utility trlr., in same
cond:, $700. (239)233-0413
BOAT TRAILER- Magic tilt,
single axle, alum., 4 bunk,
winch, jack stand, never
used $2000 (863)357-6229
BONITA, '88 17', open fisher-
man, w/'89 115hp Mariner
eng. & trir., runs great,
$2000. (863)467-7123


BOSTON WHALER 13' 40hp
Evin, restored, restored trail-
er, $2999 (724)992-2893
(863)675-3919
BOW RIDER, 14', w/70hp
Johnson & trailer, some
work, $400 or best offer.
772-215-2236
DINGHY 10 ft glass, or tan-
dem oar locks, Boston Whal-
er look alike, perfect shape.
$250 (863)357-1784
FIBERGLASS OUTBOARD
BOAT 15ft, asking $100
(863)261-7229
FISHING BOAT -14 Ft., Alumi-
num w/ trailer. $300 or best
offer. (863)675-7963 La-
Belle
GLASS TRON FLATS BOAT '84
W/90 hp Johnson motor &
trailer, very good cond.
$3500 neg. (863)673-0733
JAVALIN BOAT, '89, 19% ft.,
175 Johnson motor & trol-
ling mtr, fish finder & GPS,
$4999. (863)357-3092
JON BOAT 14 ft, good condi-
tion. $150 or best offer.
(863)634-2336
JON BOT, 12', Sears, flat bot-
tom, painted camo, 2 swivel
seats, no motor, $300.
(863)634-5593
JON BOAT- 17ft on '01 boat
trailer, 60 hp Evinrude motor,
'02 elect trolling motor.
$4000 (863)763-8614
MONARK 'OO 17 ft, 40 hp,
depth finder, easy load trail-
er. $1800 (863)528-4172
OPEN BOW BOAT, 17 Ft. w/
Trailer. $1000 or best offer.
(863)763-0812
POONTOON BOAT '95,
Small,. 22', 70 hp Evinrude,
Tandem axle trailer. Exc. cond.
$4500. (863)675-4397
TRI HULL, 16', galvanized 20'
trlr., 35hp motor, runs good,
carpeted, 4 seats, $900.
(863)983-6042
WAVE BLASTER '96 Yamaha
760, trailer included, runs
good. $1500 (863)674-0613


GMC CAMPER VAN '86- High-
top, Mechanically restored,
Receipts, $2500. or trade for
auto (561)254-7458 Clewist.
TRAILER HITCH Draw Tight.
$50 (863)467-6148
Join aH the people who
say, "I sold It in the clas-
sifieds."



MOTOR 7.5 'air cool Game
Fisher, exc. running cond.
$400. Call 863-801-1781
TROLLING MOTOR 12 volt
Motor Guide Bow Mount,
foot control, 30 Ib thrust.
$50 (863)763-3568


CLASSIC: TRIUMPH, 1969 650
cc, black, $2,500. Call
,863-674-0898/517-1019
HARLEY SPORTSTER '92 -
XLH1200, lowered, fwd.
controls,-S & S carb, pipes.
$3900 neg (863)467-7415
HONDA CBR 600 '00 -
Wrecked, for parts. $1500 or
best offer. (863)697-6648
HONDA SHADOW SABRE
1100, '02, w/9k mi., custom
headlamps & much more,
$4999. (863)885-2804
MINI BIKE 3/2hp, New tires,
newer clutch. Runs good.
$250. or best offer.
(863)634-9737 Lv msg
MOTORCYCLE HELMET, HJC,
good cond., size small, $10.
(863)357-0344 or
863)610-0754
SADDLE BAGS, small leather
slant style, used very little,
$225. (863)357-0344 or
(863)610-0754 -
SUZUKI GSXR 600 '05 -frame
sliders, Yoshi exhaust, flush
mt turn signals, $5000.
(863)697-9405
SUZUKI KATANA 600F '94 -
Runs good. $1500 or best
offer. (863)228-5044



FOUR WHEELER- BMX 200,
Runs & looks good. $800. or
best offer (863)228-2123
GO CART, Bench seat style.
For kid's or small adult.
$200. (954)536-6613
GO CART 2006 2 Seater,'
Runs good. $600
(863)763-8618
HONDA 250 ATV 2004 runs
great, blue in color, new
tires, $2000 (863)675-0104
La Belle
HONDA 70 ATC '85, Good
condition,- Needs carb work.
$300. (863)634-5593
POLARIS SPORTSMAN '02 -
400, many extras, toolbox,.
4wd. $3000 firm
(863)634-7157
SUZUKI IRM 125 '00 Racing
dirt bike, runs good. $1600
or best offer. (863)763-4271
THREE WHEELER 250 SX '95
Runs good, needs carb
work, & a 250 SX for parts.
$600/all. (863)634-7702


YAMAHA PW50 '03- Dirt bike,
has training wheels, great
condition. $800 or best offer.
(239)731-5912/633-6777


COACHMEN '91, 33ft. Very
good cond., Orig. owner.
Towed only 1600 mi. $4999.
Firm (863)612-0515 Lv msg
CORSAIR '87 5th wheel, new.
AC, refrig, good cond., few
road miles, in Taylor Creek,
Okee $4200 (561)801-1936
NOMAD 3720- '04, 38FT, Like
new, 2 Qu. Bdrms. 2 slide-
outs. Loaded! Immaculate.
On beautiful Lake Istokpoga.
$19,900. 239-948-2298


BUICK PARK AVE '93 good
condition, $1975 or best of-
fer (863)634-1830 Russ
BUICK REGAL '95, 2 door,
AM/FM Cassette, Very cold
A/C, Pwr windows/locks.
$1800. Neg. (863)634-6626
BUICK SKYLARK '97 New
tires, front brakes & battery,
93k miles. $1250
(863)467-0658
CADILLAC FLEETWOOD '92 -
Runs good. $800 or best of-
fer. (863)824-3471
CADILLIAC DEVILLE '97,
4.6L, 4 dr, Runs good. Needs
A/C pump. Must see to appre-
ciate. $2000. (863)673-5852
CHEVY CAMARO RS, '97 -
conv., needs brake work &
cosmetics, $1700 neg.
(863)673-3513 LaBelle
CHRYSLER LEBARON CON-
VERTIBLE '94 White, a/c,
117k, auto, drives well, small
dent. $1700 (863)612-1211
DODGE STRATUS, '00, auto,
a/c, all power, $2500.
(863)634-0464 ask for Jere
my
FORD CROWN VICTORIA '89 -
V8 5.0 engine, runs great.
$700 (863)467-0642
FORD ESCORT WAGON, '98,
for parts, clean title, new 5
spd. trans, new clutch pkg.,
$300. (863)674-5752
FORD MUSTANG '93 Con-
vertible. Runs good. Needs
body work. $700. West Palm
Beach. (561)254-7458
FORD MUSTANG, '94,
wrecked, great for parts,
$800. (863)634-9696
FORD MUSTANG FASTBACK,
'90, 5.0 5 spd., headers &
373 posi rear, $1800.
(863)983-6550
HYUNDAI, '01, exc. cond.,
asking $2,000.
(863)357-2623
MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS
'94 Excellent condition.
$1700 (863)675-2816
MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE'93-17"
Moma's, runs good. $1500
or best offer. (239)210-1475
NISSAN SENTRA SW '85-
manual 5 spd, 90+k miles,
engine & trans rebuilt, good
shape $900 (863)635-3643
PONTIAC TRANS AM '87 T-
tops, many new parts,
$1400 or best offer
(863)357-1772 / 801-4690
TOYOTA CAMRY 1986 -
Needs timing belt. $800 or
best offer. 561-262-0510



JEEP WILLYS 1946 4 cyl.
$500 (863)801-1666


GOLF CART BATTERIES-(6)
$90 For all or will sell separ-
ate (863)635-3824


CAMPER TOP Grey, fits
short bed, full size pick up.
$150 (863)634-2975
CHEVY 454 ENGINE Runs
good. $800 (863)673-1981
CHEVY ENGINE: 350, 4 Bolt
Main w/Holly 750 dual pump
carb. Race trans. .$1500 or
best offer. (239)878-4078
ENGINE & TRANS -1987, 302
engine, w/OD trans, can hear
run, $700 or best of-
fer(863)763-1370
FIBERGLASS TRUCK CAP-
Fits 8 ft truck bed, int &
brake lights, sliding glass.
$250 neg. (863)801-9165
MICKEY THOMPSON 8 lug 16"
Rims with tires, $400.
(863)634-9696
NISSAN SENTRA '87 good
tires, new battery, blown
head, good for parts $350
(863)467-4518
PARTS CAR Pontiac Grand
Am '95. $400
772)359-2923 or
863)467-5401
RE-CAP TIRES
(2) 425/65R22.5, 80% rub-
br, $175 for both or will sell
sep (561)676-0427
RIMS 16" 6 lug, American
Racing, $200 or best offer.
Call 863-675-8305 or
863-674-1333
RIMS 35 x 12.50 x 16.5 on
16.5 x 10, 8 lug rims, fits
Dodge & Ford. $200
(863)673-6289
RIMS, chrome, 20", w/5 on
4.5 or 5 on 4.75, bolt pat-
tern, $400 neg.
(863)697-0328 Heather
RIMS- Set of 4, 16 x 7, 5 lug,
Dodge Ram 1500 P/U, fits
'96-'01. REDUCED $100
Cash. (863)801-9165
RUNNING BOARDS Factory,
off '99-'03 ext cab full size
Chevy pick up, black, needs
painted. $50 (863)634-4698
RUNNING BOARDS, off of
Ford F250 Crew Cab, black,
for 4 dr., $125.
(863)697-2032
TIRES 305/70/17 Nitto, All
Terrain Terra Grappler. $600.
or best offer (863)801-5198


Automobiles



Automobiles 4005
Autos Wanted 4010
Classic Cars 4015
Commercial Trucks 4020
Construction
Equipment 4025
Foreign Cars 4030
Four Wheel Drive 4035
Heavy Duty Trucks4040
Parts Repairs .1045
Pickup Trucks 1050
Sport Utility 4055
Tractor Trailers 4060
Utility Trailers 4065
Vans 4070


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Red Cross responds to fires


TIRES & WHEELS 4,
P205/75/R14, 5 hole Ford
Ranger pattern, med st tread.
$75 will sep. (863)634-6325
TRUCK BED, fits '94-'01
Dodge Dually, white, $500.
(863)634-6889
TRUCK PARTS- '97 Ford
F-250 4x4 all running gear.
$2000. 863-467-5401 or
772-359-2923
WHEELS, KMC Balzac, 22",
fits Ford Superduty w/8 on
170 bolt pattern, like new,
$1800. (863)697-0328


CHEVY SILVERADO P/U '81
Pwr windows/locks, tilt
steering, long wheel base.
$1200 neg. (863)634-9737
DODGE- '94, Runs great. A/C
very .cold. New tires. $2100.
(863)675-0104
FORD 100 '70, 360 motor, 3
speed on column. $900
(865)789-1647
FORD 250 '86 4 wd, 4 spd,
body in good shape, great
mud truck, custom running
boards $750 (863)467-2231
FORD F150, '97, V8, cold a/c,
great work truck, $2500.
(863)634-8519
FORD F250, 2001 4x4,
$16,000. Call 863-673-0929
or 863-673-4581
FORD RANGER '92, 4 cyl.,
$1000 or' best offer.
(863)634-2582
GMC PICKUP '89 3/4 ton,
4x4, longbed, truck in La-
Belle, $1500 or best offer.
(863)675-3806.
MAZDA B2200, '86, blue, runs
good, $800 or best offer.
(239)728-8521
PONTIAC PICKUP '85, rebuilt
motor, exc. cond., $2,000.
(863)357-2623
TONNEAU COVER Fiber-
glass, fits '99-Up Ford Super
Duty, Short bed. Arizona beige
$400. Neg. (863)227-0222
TOPPER- Fiberglass. Fits Ford
F150. Standard cab. 6' bed.
Tan, tinted windows $300:
(772)263-6481


CHEVY S10 BLAZER 1992 -
Runs good. New paint. New
tires. Asking $2000 or best
offer. (863)673-4677
FORD EXPEDITION, '98, Eddie
Bauer, 4x4, good cond.,
$4500 or best offer.
(812)291-0118
SUBURBAN '85 runs great,
needs a little work, $500
561)743-3932 or
561 401-5102 Kevin


LANDSCAPE TRAILER, 7x18
good condition, $1600
(863)840-0505
OPEN TRAILER Tandem,
needs right axle. $1000 or
best offer. Call Barb at
(863)763-8188
UTILITY TRAILER .16 ft, all
steel, car/buggy trailer,
brakes heavy ramps, tandem
axle. $1000 (239)370-8532


CHEVY ASTRO VAN '99 -
good cond., 71K miles, good
tires, $5000 or best offer
(863)634-9513 /467-2195
CHEVY CONV VAN 1500 '95 -
Mark III package, interior
great w/TV, runs good
1800 (863)509-8179
CHEVY VAN '76, New 350
long block factory ordered
from GM, New carb., 76K orig
mi. $2000 (863)634-3412
CHEVY VAN '96 1 ton G30
work van, $3000
(863)467-4650
CHEVY VENTURA MINIVAN,
'99, blue, runs good, 159k
mi., $4500 or best offer.
(239)728-8521


AUBURNDALE Ameri-
can Red Cross volunteers
pulled double duty Saturday
night when they responded
to their seventh fire in seven
days, then returned to a Red
Cross benefit concert to tell
the tale.
At 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
27, members of the Ameri-
can Red Cross Polk County
Chapter Disaster Action Team
were working an informa-
tion booth at "Rockin' Red,"
a benefit concert for the Red
Cross at Southeastern Univer-
sity in Lakeland, when they
got a call about a fire in Au-
burndale.
They arrived at the home
on Timothy Avenue and pro-
vided three adults and a child


with temporary shelter, emer-
gency assistance for grocer-
ies, comfort kits (personal hy-
giene kits), and odor-control
concentrate cleaner to help
salvage items from the home.
It was the second fire
response for the American
Red Cross that day, and the
seventh fire call in as many
days, helping a total 13 adults
and 10 children in Lakeland
and Auburndale. Two of the
week's cases were families
with four children.
Any day or night, at any
time of the day, Red Cross vol-
unteers will assist people in
their communities who need
help after large or small disas-
ters, natural or man-made.
Home fires make up most of


Work scams target Hispanics


TALLAHASSEE Attor-
ney General Bill McCollum
and Florida Agriculture and
Consumer Services Commis-
sioner Charles H. Bronson
Friday issued a consumer
advisory in cooperation with
the National Hispanic Insti-
tute, warning consumers
about work-at-home scams.
The advisory particularly
targeted envelope-stuffing
"opportunities" and the state
leaders expressed concern
that many of the schemes
were taking advantage of
non-English speaking citi-
zens, a concern shared by
Gus West, Board Chairman
of the National Hispafiic In-
stitute, a national non-profit
organization.
"My office has received
hundreds of complaints
about work-at-home pro-
grams, most from consum-
ers claiming they paid a fee
but never received wages
they were promised," said
Attorney General McCollum.
"Even worse, many of these


operations are targeting our
citizens by advertising in an-
other language, but printing
disclaimers in English, thus
confusing or misleading the
interested consumers. We
want to make sure that Flo-
ridians know where they can
receive assistance if they have
been victimized by these de-
ceptive practices."
Commissioner Bronson
echoed the Attorney Gener-
al's concerns: "Our citizens
are being duped into laying
out money with promises of
returns that are rarely real-
ized. These scams typically
target those who can least af-
ford to lose anything."
Earlier this month, the
Federal Trade Commission
(FTC) announced a wide-
spread review of work-at-
home ads and revealed that
nearly 60 percent of the
Spanish-language ads for
work-at-home opportunities
were potentially deceptive.
FTC staff has been working
with Spanish-language me-


dia on identifying potentially
fraudulent advertising claims
for work at home opportuni-
ties and other ad types.
"We commend the At-
torney General and the Com-
missioner for issuing this ad-
visory," said Chairman West.
"We hope that our participa-
tion helps Latinos and all Flo-
ridians to be more vigilant in
safeguarding against fraudu-
lent business practices."
According to complaints
received by the Attorney
General's Consumer Services
Division and, the Department
of Agriculture and Consumer
Services' fraud hotline, many
complainants claimed they
had paid a $45 "registration
deposit" to various compa-
nies, but never heard from-
the companies again. Other
consumers report they had
been told the only way to earn
the promised money was to
replicate the fraudulent en-
velope-stuffing scheme by
making the same false claims
to other consumers.


Church Directory


Babson Park
Community Church
Pastor Mike Willis
725 Rainbow Blvd, Babson Park, FL.
Adult Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Worship
Service 10:30 a.m. Children's Church and
nursery available.
For more information please call 638-
1235.

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. Wor-
ship service 11 a.m. and Wednesday Evening
Bible Study at 7 p.m. For more information
contact 635-4278.

EEmmanuel Baptist Fellowship
Pastor John Mouery
Associate Pastor Scott Thompson
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

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., Wednes-
day 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 information call 635-7185.

First Presbyterian
Church of Frostproof
David Trimmier-Pastor
First Presbyterian Church, 101 N. Palm Av-
enue, Frostproof, FL. Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship Service, 11 a.m. For more
information call 635-3955.

First Assembly of God
Interim Pastor Robert L. Newman
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 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 Bi-
ble 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 10:15 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, Sun-
day 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 United Methodist
Church of Frostproof
James C. Isaacson, Pastor
First United Methodist Church of Frost-
proof, 150 Devane St., Sunday School 9:30
a.m., Traditional Worship Service 10:30 a.m.
For more information call 635-3107.

Sun Ray United
Methodist Church
R. James Weiss, Pastor
Sun Ray United Methodist Church, 316
Raymond Avenue, Frostproof. Adult Sunday
School 9 a.m. November thru 'March. Wor-
ship Service begins 10 a.m. For more infor-
mation call 863-452-5161.

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., Sun-
day Evening Worship 6 p.m., For more infor-
mation call 638-1019.

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 Pa-
labra de Dios (to hear the Word of God) Do-
mingo (Sunday), at 11 a.m.


these calls. Since July 2007,
the American Red Cross Polk
County Chapter has assisted
nearly 80 families affected by
local disasters, most of them
home fires. The Red Cross
also works with other United
Way of Central Florida part-
ner agencies to refer people
for any further assistance they
may need.
Learn more about pre-
paring for disasters or learn-
ing valuable life-saving skills
from the American Red Cross
Polk County Chapter by call-
ing (863) 294-5941, by visit-
ing the chapter main office at
147 Avenue A, NW, in Winter
Haven, Fla., or by visiting the
chapter web site at http://
polkc6untyfl.redcross.org.