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Thursday, November 8, 2007 Vol. 93 No. 21 Frostproof's Hometown Ncwspaper for More Than 85 Years 50 .cnts

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
Pneumonia 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,
Nov., 19 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. Frostphroof City Hall is
located at 111 First street. For
more information call 635-7855.

Free Community
Computer Classes
Frostproof Middle Senior
High School will be offering
FREE Community Computer
classes.
Classes 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.

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.

GED classes to
resume at FHS
The East Area Adult School
has announcedthat GED class-
es will again be available free
of charge in Frostproof for per-
sons 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. Students may
register any Tuesday or Thurs-
day 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 regard-
ing the class may be directed to
the teacher, Carole McDonald,
at 863-635-1169.
See Page 2 for information about
how to contact the newspaper.

Community Links. .Individual. Voices.

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Help support the U.S. troops

Christmas is. approaching
quickly; and the First Baptist
Church of Frostproof Youth want
to make sure our troops are not
forgotten this Holiday Season.
Please help "02 Youth Minis-
tries" collect supplies to prepare
Care Packages for our troops that
are currently serving in Iraq and
Afghanistan,
Donations can be dropped
off at the First Baptist Church
Office located at 96 West B St.,

the Sanctuary Welcome Center
or the Smith Building. The Youth
must have all donations by Sun-
day, Nov. 18 so they can assure
prompt delivery to our troops
that are protecting our freedom.
If you have the name and address
of a service member currently
deployed overseas you would
like to include or if you have
any questions please contact the
Church,office at (863) 635-3603
or Ron Scali at (863) 443-1815. E-

mail ronscali@verizon.net.
This list is just a small sample
of items that our service men
and women use and need: Bi-
bles, Devotionals, Lessons and
Tracts, Cards, Letters and Words
of Encouragement, Baby Wipes
- packets are better than tubs.
Pre-moistened, alcohol-free,
unscented towels are preferred.
Beef Jerky/Slim Jims, Energy
Bars (Power Bar, etc.)
Hot Sauce (Tabasco, Red

Devil, etc.) wrap glass bottle in
duct tape and place in doubled
zip-lock bags, Sunflower seeds,
Peanuts, Seasoning Salt (Law-
ry's, Everglades; etc.), Atomic
Fireballs / Jolly Rancher or hard
candy, Smarties or SweetTart
candies, Powdered Energy/Elec-
trolyte Replacement Drink Mix
(Gatorade, Tang, etc.)
Chewing Gum, Avon Skin So
Soft great for removing face
paint and also an effective bug

Spirit Week: FMSHS celebrates Homecoming

FMSHS Homecoming Court- (!eft to right) Santos Gonzales, Scarlet McCullers, Amanda
Erica Ortega, (back row) Courtney Everson and Jessica Hall.

Crowned the 2007 FMSHS Homecoming King and
Queen were Carlton Thomas and Scarlet McCullers.

County property,

tax notices mailed

Joe G. Tedder, Tax Collector,
announced that annual prop-
erty tax notices to all of Polk
County's property owners were
mailed out on October 31.
"Property owners should
be receiving their bills in the
mail in the coming days", said
Tedder. "We want taxpayers to
make sure they get a bill on or
before November 14th."
The property tax bill mail-
ing went out last week to over
416,082 property owners.
A separate bill is sent out for
each parcel or account. How-
ever, failure to receive a tax
notice for a particular parcel
or account does not relieve the
property owner of their obliga-
tion to pay their taxes.
Florida law makes taxpayers
responsible for knowing that
their property taxes are due

and payable each year.
"While the responsibility is
on the property owner to make
sure .that they receive a bill,"
Joe Tedder states, "our office
works hard each year, to notify
the public when tax bills are
sent out and due. And because
of the way the law is written,
the burden remains with the
property owner to notify our of-
fice should they fail to receive
a bill."
Taxes for 2007 have a total
taxable amount of $675,867,628
as compared to last year's tax
roll which had a total taxable
amount of $634,702,635. The
increases this year reflect a sig-
nificant increase in appraised
values across the county even
though millage rates levied
See Notices Page 2

SCMG.'Cindy Monk
Flannery, Jordan Mills.

Nickell Robey goes in for the touchdown, as Berkeley Buc-
caneer fell short of the attempted tackle. Frostproof Bull-
dogs won 25-7 in last Friday night's Homecoming game
against Berkeley Prep.

repellant.
AA and AAA-cell Alkaline Bat-
teries. Personal Hygiene Gear:
Disposable Razors, Toothbrush,
Tooth Paste, Deodorant, Femi-
nine Hygiene Products, Eye Wash
/ Drops (Visine, Refresh, etc.) for
flushing dust and sand out of the
eyes, Zip-Lock style Plastic Stor-
age Bags assorted sizes, heavier
freezer style are better, Pre-paid
See Support Page 2

Sun Coast

Media buys

Frostproof

newspaper
Independent Newspapers,"
publishers of the Frostproof News,
have sold the Frostproof News to
Sun Coast Media Group Inc.
INI Vice President Tom Byrd
announced the sale in a joint an-
nouncement with Sun Coast Me-
dia Group President David Dunn-
Rankin.
"The Frostproof News has had
a tradition of covering and serving
This unique community for many
years. I'm proud our company
has stayed true to our mission
of providing journalistic service
to the citizens of Frostproof. I'm
especially proud of the dedicated
work by Cindy Monk of the Frost-
,proof News and the others on our
INI team that helped produce the
newspaper every week."
"The Dunn-Rankins and their
operations have a strong reputa-
tion of stewardship and believing
in community journalism in Flori-
da," Byrd said. "Those are values
we strongly identify with at Inde-
pendent Newspapers. That's why
I'm pleased that the Frostproof
News will join forces with their
company."
"They will be good stewards,
and are especially well positioned
to .serve Frostproof since their
recent acquisitions of other com-
munity papers in Polk County,"
Byrd said., "Like INI, Sun Coast
Media has a firm belief and tradi-
tion of reinvesting all dividends
back into the publications, rather
than rewarding shareholders."
"Our closest newspaper is our
daily Okeechobee News," Byrd
continued, "and that is. really not
a natural fit, for shoppers, mer-
chants, or readers in Frostproof
and Okeechobee. The future of
Frostproof is bright, but we be-
lieve the Frostproof News will be
a more natural and logical long-
term fit with the new ownership
Sun Coast Media can provide.
"With the other Polk County
operations and resources close to
Frostproof," Byrd continued, "the
See Frostproof Page 2

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SCMG/Cindy Monk

Tax Office goes Hawaiian
Aloha! Employees of Joe G. Tedder Tax Collectors Office (Lake Wales Branch Office in
the Polk County Government Center at 658 Highway 60, W.) gave the office a Hawaiian
look as they observed Halloween last Wednesday. Pictured; left to right, Inez Johnson,
Laura German, Jennifer Bergenhagen, Pier Capote, Wayne Pittman, Jennifer Kline,
April Carroll, (seated) Julie Daniels and Tammy Lamb.
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Speak Out
Speak Out is our free 24-hour opinion line. Call (863) 635-2171 to
express your opinion or ask questions about public issues. You are not
required to give your name. While we want you to speak out freely, the
newspaper reserves the right to edit calls for clarity, brevity, relevance
and fairness.

Chamber seeks

nominations

The Frostproof Area Chamber
of Commerce is seeking nomi-
nees for the 2007 Man and Wom-
an of the Year. Nominations can
be any resident working or active
in the Frostproof community, and
can be submitted by any member
in the community. The selected
winners will attend the annual
Chamber banquet Thursday, Nov.

Support
Continued From Page 1
Phone Card so service members
can call home.
What not to send in. a care
package: Anything that melts (if
you just must send chocolate, send
M&Ms), Waterless Hand Cleaner/
Sanitizer generally makes mud,
Flashlights Everybody has one

15 to receive their accolades along
with an invitation to ride up front
in our annual Christmas parade
Dec. 1,2007.
For more information or to ob-
tain or submit a nomination form
please contact the Frostproof Area
Chamber office, at 635-9112 or
Michelle Hutto 635-0030. or email
realtygirl@juno.com.

FMSHS 2007 'Powder Puff' football game

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The FHS Class of 2008 senior girls as well as the senior male cheerleaders gathered for a
photo following the annual Senior/Junior Powder Puff game held Thursday, Nov. 1.

and never gets to use it due to
visible light discipline restrictions,
Compass Everybody SHOULD
already have one attached to their
Load Bearing Vest/Harness, Sun
Screen already issued in mass
quantities, drowning in the stuff,
No Liquor of any sort. No litera-
ture that. might be considered of-
fensive.
Thank-you in advance and
God Bless,
FBC- 02 Youth Ministries

These four FHS junior stu-
dents (Whitney DeLoach, Es-
sence Davis, Jessica Blocker
and Cieasha Solomon) ap-
pear satisfied by their perfor-
mance on the football field
at the Senior/Junior Powder
Puff game held Thursday,
Nov. 1.

Frostproof
Continued From Page 1
Sun Coast Media Group team
should be well positioned to serve
Frostproof readers and advertisers
-far into the future."
"Frostproof is a special place,"
concluded Mr. B rd. "Aside from
the unique geography and peace-
fulness, there is a great spirit of
community involvement and
volunteerism. That's a special
environment for any community
newspaper. I would especially
like to salute the dedication and
efforts of Cindy Monk, who will

Polk County fleet manager
earns national certification Rob-
ert C. Stanton, director of Fleet
Management for the Polk County
Board of County Commission-
ers, recently earned certification
through the American Public
Works Association (APWA) Cer-
tified Public Fleet Professionals
(CPFP) program.
Stanton was among nine pro-
fessionals to earn credentials un-
der the new program, which was
launched by APWA in September
2006. The certification is designed
to ensure individual competency
and promote excellence in fleet
management by advancing the
knowledge and practice of public
fleet professionals. The certifica-
tion process includes an eligibility
application, an examination and
a recertification process.
With more than 30 years of
industry experience, Stanton be-
gan his career in private sector.
fleet operations managing fleets
for Fortune 50 corporations such
as Pepsico and UPS. He joined
Polk County 15 years ago as their
Fleet Management Director. A
finalist for Public Sector Fleet
Manager of the Year for the past
three years, Stanton is a two time

continue on with the paper."
Independent Newspapers
of Florida. publishes commu-
nity newspapers in Okeechobee
(Okeechobee News), Clewiston
(Clewiston News) LaBelle (Ca-
loosa Belle), Immokalee ( Im-
mokalee Bulletin) Moorehaven
(Glades County Democrat) and
Western Palm Beach County
(The Sun). Sun Coast Media
Group publishes the Charlotte
Sun, North Port Sun, Englewood
Sun, Desoto Sun, the Venice Gon-
dolier, and also the Polk County
Democrat, Lake Wales News,
Fort Meade Leader and the Lake
Placid Journal.

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Great Job! The FHS Junior's Powder Puff coaching staff pose
for a photo following last Thursday nights game.

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Notices
Continued From Page 1
by the various taxing, authorities
- have decreased. This year's tax
roll represents a 6.5% increase
in taxes and assessments billed
from the prior.year.
Tedder's office also provides
an insert with the tax notice to
help answer taxpayer questions.
The insert provides instructions
and information, including a list-
ing of taxing and levying authori-
ties and their telephone numbers,
as well as a brief description of
taxes and/or assessments that
may appear on an individual's tax
bill.
Property owners who do not
receive their property tax notices)
by Tuesday, November 13 should
contact the Tax Collector's Of-
fice at one of the following local
access telephone numbers (863
area code): Bartow 534-4721;
Lakeland 603-6498; Lake Wales
678-4671; Winter Haven; and,
Haines City 298-7578.
The Tax' Collector's Office
began accepting 2007 property
tax payments in its main branch
and other branch offices as of the
beginning of business hours on
Thursday, Nov. 1. Payments are

also made as follows:
BY MAIL Please use the re-
turn envelope and make sure to
mail the lower part of your notice
forms) to the Tax Collector's Of;
fice for validating when paving
taxes.
ON-LINE'- Go to www.polk-
taxes.com and follow the online
payment directions.
IN PERSON Payments are ac-
cepted at the Tax Collector's Bar-
tow Main Office, located at 430
E. Main Street; Lakeland Branch
Office in the Polk County Gov-
ernment Center at 930 E. Parker
Street, Room 261;..Lake Wales
Branch Office in the Polk County
Government Center at 658 High-
way 60, W; and, the Haines City.
Branch Office, located at 74 Max-
cy Plaza Circle. For customer con-
venience, tax payments may also
be placed in a DROP BOX provid-
ed inside the Winter Haven Tag
Agency, located at 300 Avenue
M, NW. For maps to these loca-
tions or other information related
to your property taxes, please
visit the Tax Collector's web site
(www.polktaxes.com).
NOTE: If paying in person,
bring both parts of your notice
form(s).
Beginning April 1, 2008, all
unpaid property taxes' become
delinquent.

recipient of the Bell Canada Larry
Goill Award for innovation in fleet
management.
Polk County Fleet has been
named among the top 100 fleets
in America for the past three
years. Stanton is a frequent speak-
er at industry conferences and
seminars and is a Past President
of the Florida Association of Gov-
ernmental Fleet Administrators.
For more information about
the CPFP program or APWA's
other professional development
initiatives, contact Certification
Manager Becky Stein,
(816) 595-5212 or bstein@
apwa.net.
About APWA
The American Public Works
Association (www.apwa.net) is a
not-for-profit, international organi-
zation of more than 29,000 mem-
bers involved in the field of public
works. APWA serves its members
by promoting professional ex-
cellence and public awareness
through education, advocacy and
the exchange of knowledge. With
64 chapters throughout North
America, APWA is headquartered
in Kansas City, Mo., and has an of-
fice in Washington, D.C.

FMSHS Junior girls won the annual Senior/Junior Powder
Puff football game against thesenior girls 18-6 held Thurs-
day, Nov. 1.

FHS cheerleaders take on a different appearance, at the an-
nual Powder Puff football game. Styling and profiling for the
camera is the junior class male cheerleaders.

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Bow Wow! Look at those FHS senior cheerleaders strutting,
their stuff, with the school mascot at the annual Powder Puff
football game held Nov. 1.

Homecoming reunion
Members of the FHS Class of 1988 gathered together at
the FHS Homecoming game held at Faris Brannen Stadi-
um on Friday, Nov. 2 to reminisce and make plans for their
20th reunion.

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Cieasha--Solimon stays in
bound as she makes a touch- Skyler Jones brought some
down for the juniors at the an- amazing entertfain-,ent to the
nual FHS Senior/Junior Pow- Powder Puff half-time show
der Puff game held Thursday, as he performed flips across
Nov. 1 -thfootball field.

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Approximately 500 FHS students attended the annual Homecoming Dance on Saturday,
Nov. 3. Students are pictured dancing to the 'Cha-Cha, Slide.'

These lovely ladies were taking time out from the dance floor for photos at the FHS Home-
coming dance held Nov. 3.

FHS student Robert Baldwin
was looking quite dapper in his
suspenders, hat, and shades at
the Homecoming dance.

Enjoying a night of dancing at
the FHS Homecoming dance
was Alysha Senterfitt and Nick
Rowles.

Although the flash from the camera took away from the 'glow Full of smiles enjoying the FHS Homecoming dance were
in the dark' accents worn by these FHS students they still freshman students, Rachael Blocker, Cynthia Faulk, and
shined at the Homecoming dance. Madison Yungmann.

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Frostproof Care Center seeks donations

The holidays are right around
the corner, and the Frostproof
Care Center is gearing up for
another busy season. About 200
families are expected to receive
holiday boxes for Thanksgiving
and Christmas. This is not pos-
sible 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 welcome.

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 dur-
ing 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

Sports

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

FHS Senior night
Football Game
Frostproof High School will
host their annual Senior Night
game on Friday, Nov. 9 at 7:30
p.m. at Faris Brannen Stadium
against Fort Meade High School.

needed. The Care Center strives to
give children one special gift they
have requested 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. Sunday
School classes often do this as a
help to the Car' Center. Shopping
for a particular child or family can
increase the joy for the shopper

Please plan to attend and support
the District Champion Bulldogs.

Upcoming Golf
Tournaments

FHS Silvery Moon
golf tourney Nov. 10
Frostproof Middle Senior High
School Golf Teams will host their

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. Chil-
dren's Church and nursery avail-
able.
For more information please
call 638-1235.

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 informa-
tion please call 635-2704.

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 Frostproof
Albert Fidler-Evangelist
First Christian Church of Frost-
proof, 2241 County Road 630 W,
Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Worship
Service 10:15 a.m., Sunday Eve-
ning 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 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-

and the child or.family adopted.
The Care Center will supply the
name of a child or family in heed.
Also community members who
know of a family or a child that
could benefit from these services;
please call the Care Center, 635-
5555 or come by S. Scenic High-
way, 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!

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.

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.

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.
Worship Service begins 10 a.m.
For more information call 863-
452-5161.

South Lake Wales
Church of God
Rev. Bob Beckler-aPastor
South Lake Wales C(lu:h 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.

Dioste Ama Spanish
Baptist Church
Iglesia Bautista Dios Te Ama
(Dioste Ama Spanish Baptist
Church) lugar (located) 1000 US
Highway 98 West, Frostproof, an-
nunciate y ivitcion (announces an
invitation) Oir la.Palabra de Dios
(to hear the Word of God) Do-
mingo (Sunday), at 11 a.m.

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 1
+ 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.

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

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 Faiil i, 20S-Hopp.or,-Rd.,
Worship Ser\ ices. Sunday\ S'chool
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.

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 Fel-
lowship and Bible study Wednes-
day evenings at 7 p.m. For more
information call 863-635-2702.

SEAL museum a step closer to national recognition

WASHINGTON The move to
grant federal recognition .for, Fort

Pierce's Navy UDT-SEAL Museum
has gained unanimous support
from the U.S. Senate, moving it
one step closer to becoming a na-
tional museum.
Sponsored by U.S. Rep. Tim
Mahoney and Sen. Bill Nelson,
the legislation designates the Fort
Pierce museum as the nation's

only official museum dedicated to
preserving the history of the Navy
SEALs, one of the U.S. military's
most elite fighting forces. The
recognition will allow the mu-
seum to qualify for federal grants,
increase its historical collections
and attract more recognition.
"This will put a national spot-
light on the museum and help it
showcase its collections to thou-

sands more visitors," said Senator when the Navy trained thousands
Nelson, of frogmen there in underwa-
S"We owe a debt of gratitude ter and combat demolition. The
to the Navy SEALs and their pre- beachside museum was opened
decessors. This bill will help the. in 1985 and educates visitors
museum tell these heroes' stories about the history and exploits of
to a national audience," said Con- naval special warfare from WWII
gressman Mahorey. through today's Iraq conflict and
Fort Pierce has long been rec- the nation's war on terror.
ognized as the birthplace of the The legislation now heads to
SEALs, dating back to World War II the president for his approval.

Compensation rate reduction to help small businesses

TALLAHASSEE The Na-
tional Federation of Independent
Business/Florida applauds the Of-
fice of Insurance Regulation's ap-
proval, of the National Council on
Compensation Insurance's .filing
for worker's compensation rates.
The filing provides for a decrease
of 18.4 percent on average in the
workers' compensation insurance
rate and is estimated to produce a
savings of over $700 million. The
new rate is effective Jan. 1, 2008.
"This is great news for Florida's
business community," said NFIB/
Florida Executive Director, Bill
Herrle. "For five years, the work-
ers' compensation rate has con-
tinued to decrease, which posi-
tively impacts business around
the state," he said.
The rate reduction was imple-
mented based on legislative re-
forms of 2003. NFIB lobbied hard
during that legislative session to
ensure that the rights of small
business and employers were
represented and protected.
NFIB/Florida's state director
in 2003 Steve Birtman praised
leaders of the House and Senate

for passing the measure, stating,
"The Legislature's commendable
action promises to greatly en-
hance the state's economic devel-
opment and well-being."
Director Herrle says that five
years later is a good time to look
back on the package and recog-
nize positive the impact that it
had.
Mr. Birtman was correct in
predicting the impact the 2003
reform would have on small busi-
ness, Mr. Herrle said. "It was a
hard vote facing legislators then,
who were up against several in-
terests, including the trial lawyers
who were fighting against a cap
on attorney's fees, but real reform
prevailed."
The announcement of an 18.4
percent rate decrease marks the
largest reduction since the sys-
tem was reformed in 2003. Since
then, the workers' compensation
rate has been reduced by over 50
percent statewide.. Reform was
needed to the system as a result
of skyrocketing rates and lack of
availability. Florida's businesses
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workers' compensation rates,
with injured workers receiving
minimal benefits.
"We have come a long way in
alleviating the burden of workers'
compensation rates on Florida's

small businesses, Mr. Herrle said.
"The reduction in rates is allow-
ing employers across Florida to
more easily focus on growing
their business and protect the
livelihoods of themselves and
their employees."

Christmas Parade

entries sought

Retailers are working dili-
gently to get all of us thinking
about Christmas early this year,
trees and decorations are ready
to purchase in stores throughout
our area. The Frostproof Cham-
ber of Commerce Community
Affairs Committee began meet-
ing recently 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 in-
cludes all branches of service
and anyone related to Military
service. It also includes all mili-
tary and militia from the found-

ing of our nation.
The Parade will be 7 p.m.
on Saturday, Dec. 1, 2007. The
parade route and other activi-
ties will be announced at a later
date. Forms to sign up for the
parade are available at the Frost-
proof Area Chamber of Com-
merce office and may be faxed
to you, call Nancy Patton at 863
635-9112, Monday through Fri-
day 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!

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 DivorceCard for
ladies will meet every Wednes-
day, beginning Nov. 7 from 7 to 9
p.m. at Emmanuel Baptist Fellow-
ship, 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 information 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-
dle 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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Color. (863)634-5729
GERBILS, (2), 1 grey, 1 black,
female, to good home only,
with cage. (561)985-3004
PIGS (2) Pot Belly. Free to
good home only.
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KITTENS 2, Free to great
home! Approx 1 yr old. Must
go together. They are very well
taken care of (863)983-1993
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black, males & females, to
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(863)763-1370
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'94 Chevy Stepside P/Up.
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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

MAYTAG PORTABLE AC -
Cost $499, asking $250
336)342-0221 Aqua Isles,
Labelle
MOBILE HOME PACKAGE
UNIT- 3 ton. $1000
(863)673-0920
MOBILE HOME PACKAGE
UNIT- 5 ton. $1500
(863)673-0920

MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT-
antique, w/fold down desk,
pigeon holes, lots of storage
$400 heg (863)467-6805
PIE SAFE/CHINA CABINET -
antique, interchangeable
lass or orig. wood doors,
350. (863)763-5949
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
UPRIGHT FREEZER Works
great. $100 (863)673-0780

DRYER, Kenmore, electric,
exc. cond., white, $150.
(863)447-2395
DRYER, 'large, $100 or best
o f f e r
(863)763-2098/610-1386
GLASS TOP STOVE GE, ask-
ing $275, like new condition
(863)357-6930
REFRIGERATOR Amana, 27
cu it, white, side by side,
w/water & ice in door, good
cond. $200 (863)763-5876
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
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 Kitchen
Aid, Heavy gauge,. Super ca-
pacity, White. $125.
(863)673-5704 '
WASHER & DRYER SET GE,
white, full size, brand new,
never used, warranty. $500
firm. (561)248-4487
WASHER &. DRYER SET -
Roper, white, full size, brand
new, never used, warranty.
$500 firm (561)248-4487
WASHER & DRYER- Working
condition. $100.
(863)517-0811

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

WOLFF TANNING BEDS As
Low as $28 a month! FREE
DVD Player Order by
12/15/2007 CALL ETS Tan
TODAY! (800)842-1305
www.np.etstan.com.

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
Okeechobee

BOOKS Harlequins Romance
& Silhouettes approx. 100.
$15. or will trade.
(863)763-1059

All Steel Buildings. National
Manufacturer. 40x60 to
100x250 Factory direct to
contractor or customer.
(800)658-2885 www.rigid-
building.com.
BUILDINGS FOR SALE! "Rock
Bottom Prices!" 25x30 Now
$4100. 25x40 $5400. 30x40
$6400. 35x50 $8790. 35x70
$11,990. 40x80 $14,900.
Others. Call for details. Pio-
neer (800)668-5422

BATHROOM VANITY TOP -
beige formica, w/bowl & fau-
cet, 26x23, like new, $30
(863)467-8681
KITCHEN CABINETS Cherry,
Base, 10 Ft $500
(863)357-1075

BATHROOM VANITY TOPS (2)
beige formica, w/bowl/fau-
cet. 48x23, like new, $100
will sep (863)467-8681
CARPORT 12'x40' & FL/Rm
15'x22' & Util Shed 4'x10'
$500. for all or best offer
(614)395-8258
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.
SLIDING GLASS DOOR -
Large, Hardware included.
Good condition. $100.
(863)228-0467

BABY BATHTUB- Like new.
$10. (863)675-2503
BABY CLOTHES Girls, from
3-12mo. All for $35.
(863)675-2503
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

CRYSTAL Fostoria, Early
American pattern. Misc. pcs.
$650. Not sold separately.
(863)763-7268
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
MATERNITY CLOTHES 2x,
some XL. Jeans, shorts, T-
Shirts, All Gently worn. $125
/ best offer. (863)634-8040

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

ANTIQUE FIREPLACE- 1950's,
small cast iron, brass trim.
$300 (863)610-1276
ARMOIRE Beautiful pine, for
TV & Media Storage. Double
hinged wrap around doors.
Must see! $300 or best offer.
(863)634-0779
ARMOIRE Beautiful pine,
must see. $400 or best offer.
(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
CHAIR Gliderrocker with ot-
toman & matching child size
glider rocker. $45
(863)763-5567
CHAIR Large & ottoman.
Barely worn. Good condition.
$50. 8 r ': 11 -l811
CHEST OF DRAWERS &
Dresser Good condition.
$50. (863)467-9048
COFFEE TABLES 4, Glass
tops mirrors, Nice, must see.
$90. for all. (863)763-3982

CRAFTMATIC BED Standard
size, back & leg raises up,
w/massager, new. $1000 or
Best offer. (863)467-5206
CURIO CABINET- Oak, large,
glass, mirrored, lights, $200
(863)763-0215
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
GUITAR CABINET: Custom
Built 77"Tx42"W, 2 solid
doors & shelf, Reduced to
$299. neg. (561)633-1371
RECLINER- burgundy, leather
look, great condition, $40
(863)675-0850
ROLL TOP DESK, great shape,
wooden, $250.
(863)634-8890
ROLLTOP DESK Hand made,
Needs to be finished. Asking
$2500. (863)801-3851
SOFA Brown, Large section-
al. $250. (863)801-3291
SOFA, 2 piece, $50.
(863)763-2098/610-1386
VANITY w/ Mirror Antique,
Chair, Bureau, Head Board,
Foot Board. $150 for all.
(863)610-1276
WICKER SET 7 pc., cream,
cushions and pillows includ-
ed. Like new. $399 Call
(239)218-6404

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
DBL BARREL 410 SHOTGUN -
50cal, black powder shot-
gun, 22 magrifle, $800 for
all (502)931-8101
REMINGTON 1 yr old, model
710, 300 Winchester Mag-
num w/3x9 Bushnell scope,
$380 firm (863)673-5058
RIFLE SCOPE Simmons,
never used. $30
(863)634-2336

BOWFLEX SPORT, Home
Gym, valued at $1,000, sell
for $350. (863)634-8890

COMFORTOR, Twin size, red,
lightweight w/matching
sham & accent- rug, exc.
cond. $30 (863)634-5038
RAINSOFT WATER SYSTEM -
new, complete, $1000
(863)763-8561

JEWELRY ARMOIRE- Cherry,
Queen Anne, $25
(863)763-0215

BATH & SHOWER SEAT Car-
ex Rubbermaid, Adjustable,
Never used. Pd $60. Asking
$45. (863)763-8387 Lv msg
WHEEL CHAIR Electric, Ex-
cellent condition. New
$5800, Asking $650
., F.-1, 63 ,,
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.Onl-
neTidewaterTech.com.
CHRISTIAN TAPES Rod Par-
sley, see at www.ninetyper-
centsure.com. $5
(863)885-2804
DIVORCE$275-$350*COVERS
children, etc. Only one sig-
nature required! *Excludes
govt. fees! Call weekdays
(800)462-2000, ext.600.
(8am-6pm) Alta Divorce,
LLC. Established 1977.
NOW AVAILABLE! 2007 POST
OFFICE JOBS. $18-$20/HR.
NO EXPERIENCE. PAID
TRAINING. FED BENEFITS.
VACATIONS. CALL
(800)910-9941 TODAY! REF
#FL 7.
PORTABLE AIR COMPRES-
SORS (2) 1- 3hp vertical
tank, 1- 2hp 20 gal tank,
$370 or sep (561)676-0427
TEMPORARY POWER POLE -
Complete, 200 amp, square
D. $200 (863)467-7415

DRUM SET Gretch, 8 pc.,
double kick peddle. $500 or
best offer. (863)697-3696
GUITAR Arch Top, Good
shape. $75 (863)467-6148
GUITAR Yamaha 6 string
Acoustic. Like new. Case in-
cluded. $140.
(863)634-8671
ORGAN asking $50
(863)517-1935
ORGAN Lowery, Holiday
Spinet, easy play, padded
bench, manuals, $400
(863)357-0868
PIANO Beautiful brown up-
right Kimball on wheels.
Bench w/storage area. Incl
music. $500 (863)763-2546
PIANO Hobart M. Cable, Up-
right, with bench. Excellent
condition. $300.
(863)233-3782
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

AQUARIIUM 55 gallon with
filter, lights & metal stand.
$60. Neg.
239-675-6696/863-675-6696
BIRD CAGES Assorted sizes
& accessories in good con-
dition, cheap. $300 will sep-
arate. (863)763-6778
CAT DOOR Full size cat door.
Fits standard size sliding
glass door. Asking $50 or
best offer. (863)634-8040
CHIHUAHUA PUP male,
$300 (863)634-9645
DOG CAGE, extra Ig., like new,
hardly used, $250.
(863)612-6682
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.

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PIT BULL PUPPY 7 week old
female, brown & white. $350
or best offer. (863)697-0218
RED HEELER DOG Male, 8
mo. old. No papers. $50.
(772)473-7114. Ft Drum
area.
SUN CONURE BIRD- cage in-
cluded, friendly, sweet,
lovable, 2 yrs old, $250
(863)801-4707

POOL Sand & Sun. 10'x2l',
Triple strength sides. Easy to
assemble, no sand req. All ac-
cess. $95. (863)467-2112
POOL VACUUM, auto, for in
ground or above ground,
brand new, never used,
$100. (863)634-5038

SEWING MACHINE, Singer,
Portable. Excellent condition.
$100. (863)467-9892

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.

AMP 1 Sony Exploid, 250
watt, great condition, used
only 2 months. $50
(863)634-4698
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

HD PROJ TV Hitachi, 60".
Perfect condition. PIP with
remote. $1200 or best offer.
(863)673-3513 LaBelle
HITACHI TV Big Screen, 50",
.asking $400 (863)634-2582
TELEVISIONS (2) GE 36" &
32", asking $350 for both
(239)289-7637
TOSHIBA 61", Works great.
$650. Firm. Please call
(863)697-3457 for details.
TV Big 36" Panasonic. Excel-
lent condition. $200.
(239)340-8503

ARC WELDER 230 amp, infi-
nite control, hi-low duty cy-
cle,'$75 (863)357-0868
SGAS GENERATOR Honda, 5
KVA, engine frozen, 2 gaug-
es- missing. $50
(863)763-2053
SANDER Sears, Oscillating
Spindle, ii'- 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
WELDER/GENERATOR Mill-
er, Bobcat 225, 8000 units,
fell off p/up truck. Good for
parts. $50 (863)763-2053

SONY PSP w/3 games, car-
ry -case,. $150
(863)357-6930

VACUUM Kirby -re uilirrijr
G Series. All attach: Extra
bags. DVD, Owners Manual.
$400 neg. (863)634-9526.

ADULT VIDEOS- (30) $120
(863)357-1075

Agriculture

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

HORSE TRAILER, King, good
condition, sleeping area, bill
of sale only. $2500.
.(863)824-6720

CHAINSAW, ECHO Profes-
sional, .68 cc engine, like
new, $150. 863-467-1958
GARDEN TUB Large, New,
$100. (863)228-0467 after
2pm.
RIDING MOWER Snapper 12
hp, 30" cut, 4 yrs old. In very
good shape. $250
(863)357-5472
RIDING MOWER Toro, 16hp,
266-H Hydrostatic. Runs
great. Snow blade/wheel
weights. $850. 302-670-4999
YANMAR 1510 3 cyl diesel
in good shape w/almost new
4' Bush hog. $2600.
(305)299-1203

Rentals

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

$301/Mo! 4BR/2BA HUD
Home! (5% down 20 years
@ 8% apr) More Homes
Available from $199/Mo! For
listings call (800)366-9783
Ext 5669.

ROOMMATES WANTED N.E.
section of Okeechobee.
$125 wk. Ev,)ihrn] includ-
ed. If interested call for more
information (863)763-7598
home or (863)697-3907 cell

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.

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$49,900. Priced for Quick
Sale. Overlooking a majestic
lake, beautifully treed, 360
degree mountain views, ad-
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water. Financing available.
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$99,900. (888)942-5253.
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$89,900 Incredible commu-
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Year- round temperate
weather Near Golden Isles.
Enjoy boating, fishing, walk-
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Great financing available.
CALL (888)513-9958.
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starting at $189,900. 3 bed,
2 bath, Approx. 1340 sq. ft.
Premier Mountain Properties,
www.jimmydagenhart.com
(828)284-0985.

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Only 2100 sf log cabin pkg
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Call today to find out how to
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(866)789-8535.

Mobile Homes

Mobile Home Lots 20
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

FROSTPROOF 14x52, 2BR,
1BA in 55+ park. Com-
pletely furnished, many up-
grades, $15,500

Recreation

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

AIR BOAT, 12', 220 ground
power, runs good, fresh out
of the. can, .$5000.
(863)634-5959
BAR-B-QUE GRILL Fits on a
pontoon boat on the railings.
Cost $145. Asking $90.
(863)763-2407
BARGE, 25', Pontoon, with rig-
ging & trailer, $2,000.
(561)262-1390
BASS BOAT 1986 18 Ft.,
Sling Shot. 150 hp Maroiner.
Low water pick up. 4 blade
stainless prop. 70 LB Minn-
kota trolling motor. 2 large
live wells. Fish Finder. Full
cover. Excellent condition.
2nd Owner. $3995 or best
offer. (561)253-4299
BLUE WAVE CLASSIC 180,
'03- w/'05 Evinrude 115hp
outboard & EZ Loader
aluminum trailer, $15,500 or
best offer. 772-344-9325
BOAT MOTOR Elgin, 14.1 hp,
'69, Runs, good. $500.
(561)790-3681
BOAT TRAILER- Magic tilt,
single axle, alum., 4 bunk,
winch, jack stand, never
used $2000 (863)357-6229
FAMILY STYLE PONTOON
BOAT, 24', with trailer,
$2995. (561)262-1390
FIBERGLASS OUTBOARD
BOAT 15ft, asking $100
(863)261-7229
GLASS TRON FLATS BOAT '84
W/90 hp Johnson motor &
trailer, very good cond.
$3500 neg. (863)673-0733
HURRICANE '90 19 ft,
'99 115 hp Johnson, very
good condition. $8500
(863)467-8628

JAVALIN BOAT, '89, 19/2 ft.,
175 Johnson motor & trol-
ling mtr., fish finder & GPS,
$4999. (863)357-3.092
JON BOAT 14 ft, good condi-
tion. $150 .or best offer.
(863)634-2336
JON BOAT, 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
POONTOON BOAT '95,
Small, 22', 70 .hp Evinrude,
Tandem axle trailer. Exc. cond.
$4500. (863)675-4397

PROCRAFT BASS BOAT, '95,
17', 2 fish finders, new troll.
mtr., 120 2 stroke force,
$5,000 neg. (863)673-2388
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.
JAYCO CAMPER '89- Limited
Edition, 29 ft, complete.
$2000 needs work
(772)215-3500/597-0463
NOMAD 1976 34 Ft., Park
model. $2500
(772)828-5938
NOMAD 1986 23 Ft. $1800
(772)828-5938
TRAILER HITCH:. Draw Tight.
$50 (863)467-6148

TAIL GATE: For 5th wheel,
alum louver, fits full size
Chevy/GMC. Asking $375
neg. 863-697-9704

MOTOR 7.5 air cool Game
Fisher, exc. running cond.
$400. Call 863-801-1781

BOAT TRAILER 16 Ft., Single
.axle. $125 or best offer.
(863)234-1251
BOAT TRAILER 17 Ft.,Single
axle. $150 or best offer.
(863)675-4868
BOATING TUBE- West Marine.
Used only once. Includes
rope & life jacket. $200. or
best offer. (863)673-0546

HARLEY DAVIDSON ROAD
KING.'96- Blue, 58K, Clean
Runs beautiful. Looks good.
$6500 Cell (863)679-3954
or home (863)357-6530
leave message.
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 2002 $4900 or best
offer (863)885-2804 See at
Swww.ninetypercentsure.com
KTM 125 DIRTBIKE '03 runs
great,' great for beginners,
hop early for Christmas
$160 (863)634-8734
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
SUZUKI TL1000S '98, Very
fast. $1800 (239)867-1093

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,
Riuns good. $600
(863)763-8618
HONDA 250 ATV 2004 runs,
great,' blue in color, new
tires, $2000 (863)675-0104
La Belle
HONDA 450 ES 4x4 '03 gar-
age kept, asking $3000 firm
(561)719-9496
HONDA 70 ATC '85, 3
Wheeler. Good condition,
Needs carb rebuild/replace-
ment. $30.0. (863)634-5593
HONDA FOREMAN '05 500
elec shift, 37hrs, $5500 or
best offer (863)673-2388
POLARIS SPORTSMAN '02 -
400, many extras, toolbox,
4wd. $3000 firm
(863)634-7157

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

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 4045
Pickup Trucks 4050
Sport Utility 4055
Tractor Trailers 4060
Utility Trailers ,4065
Vans 4070

BUICK SKYLARK '97 New
tires, front brakes & battery,
93k miles. $1250
(863)467-0658

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315 S. ParrottAvenue Okeechobee, FL 34974

CHEVY CAMARO RS '97
Conv., Runs good, needs
brake work $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 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
MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS
'94 Excellent condition.
$1700 (863)675-2816
OLDSMOBILE CIERA, '88, 4
dr., as is, $500.
(863)612-6682
Police Impounds for Sale! 93
Hondj Accord 'i. 9' 95
TovoIj jmrry 5i00i For lisl
ing; ll 1i 800)366-9813 E>i
92,-1

CHEVY BLAZER 15,( 1989 -
A/LC C 4 WD O.ur,: g)ood
Very dperidaule I.3:1000 oi
besi otter 1941)628-2659
JEEP WILLYS 19.46 -4 cyl
$50( 186I3)801i1666

AUTO PARTS FOr '9 Grand
Am Guoid 3100 V-6 1400
863itI4b7..,401 01
71;26359-2923
CHEVY ENGINE: (' :I. 4 Boll
cart F:)ce Iranri .1500 or
bEit ohr (239)188.4078
ENGINE & TRANS Id87. 309
rinor,, v wOD ir)jr :jn hear
runri 'O0 or b:.,i Ol.
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FIBERGLASS TRUCK CAP.
Fi1' 3 h truClrk O r i in &
br j&.fe IirtIS. .Il. irng glas5
$5 nlig ( 863)801-9165
MICKEY THOMPSON 8 lug 16
Hrim: wvlh Iiir,. $400
86 ."1634-9696
RE-CAP TIRES
(2) 425/65R22.5, 80% rub-
ber, $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
SDodge & Ford. $200
(863)673-6289
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
TIRES & WHEELS 4,
P205/75/R14, 5 hole Ford
Ranger pattern, med st tread.
$75 will sep. (863)634-6325
TRANSMISSION -'for GMC
Suburban '93, asking $300
(863)302-4442
TRUCK BED, fits '94-'01
Dodge Dually, white, $500.
(863)634-6889
WHEELS (4), 16", five hole,

aluminum, 8" wide, for a car,
all for $100. (863)634-6325

CHEVY '86 SWB, runs great,
needs a little work. $5000 or
best offer. (863)357-0516
CHEVY SILVERADO, '04, '/
ton, roll n lock cover, 32k
ml., new tires, wood grain
tdri int., all extras, custom
running boards, exc. cond.,
$18k or best offer.
(863)673-0060
CHEVY SILVERADO 1993 -
350 eng., 2WD, Runs great!
$350 (863)357-6205
DODGE '94, Runs great. NC
very cold. New tires. $2100.
(863)675-0104
FORD F-350 DUALLY '87- 460
5 spd., new paint, runs
good, $3500 or best offer.
(863)228-5044
FORD F350 XL '06 Diesel,
flat bed dually, 6 spd manu-
al, 24K, $20,000 firm
(239)250-6178
FORD RANGER '92, 4 cyl.,
$1000 or best offer.
(863)634-2582
MAZDA '92 Ext cab, auto,
$2500 (502)931-8101
TONNEAU COVER Fiber-
glass, fits '99-Up Ford Super
Duty, Short bed. Arizona beige
$400. Neg. (863)227-0222
TOOL BOXES Matched set.
Front & 2 sides. Alum. dia-
mond plate. For Ford full size,
8', $600. Neg. (863)675-2238

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
SUZUKI SAMURAI '86, 4x4,
Soft & Bikini Top, 5 spd.,
manual trans. w/ OD. Runs
well. $1500 (561)261-0766

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

DODGE RAM '99, Runs
good. Good condition.
2500. (863)467-9892

Consumers may benefit from

recent interest rate cut

ATLANTA, GA The recent
decision by the Federal Open
Market Committee to cut the fed-
eral funds rate by .25 percent to
4.50 percent is designed to stimu-
late the economy and could help
consumers by lowering payments
on various types of loans.
Consumer Credit Counseling
Service (CCCS) of Greater Atlanta,
Inc., offers some tips for under-
standing the benefits that lower
interest rates can have on your
financial situation.
When the Federal Reserve
lowers interest rates, banks fol-
low suit. Commercial banks usu-
ally' follow the Federal Reserve's
actions by lowering 'their prime
interest rates. Watch to see if your
bank cuts rates on various loans.
If you have any high-interest rate
loans, or those with an adjustable
rate, speak with a loan officer to
see if you can get a fixed-rate loan
at a lower interest rate:
Lower interest rates allow
consumers to consolidate debt.
Consider consolidating high-in-
terest balances into one low, fixed
monthly payment. You can count
on a predictable payment that
can eliminate your debt at the end
of the term. By saving on interest,
you can keep the unused funds
for home improvements, medi-
cal expenses or any other large
purchases. You can also use your
savings to repay the debt more
quickly.
Lower interest rates may favor-
ably affect the housing market:
The current oversupply of homes
nationwide 'is reducing the prices
of many homes, and the rate cut
could help lower interest rates on
fixed-rate mortgage loans. If you
have been waiting to buy a home,
now may be the time. Be certain
to check with your lender to see if

they will lower their interest rates
on 15 and 30-year fixed rate mort-
gage loans.
Possible lower rates on credit
cards: If you have one or more
credit cards, and you have been
making this payment and other
payments on time, you may qual-
ify for a lower interest rate. Check
with your lender to find out and
shop around for the best rate.
Home equity loans are af-
fected by interest rates, too: Many
people have home equity loans
where the interest rate is tied to
the prime lending rate. People
with home equity loans should
check to see if their current rate
will drop, as 'well as the monthly
payment. If the rate or the pay-
ment does not drop, it may be
worthwhile to call competing
banks to find a lower rate.
Continue to.spend your mon-
ey wisely. With the holiday sea-
son just around the corner, now
is the time to be careful about
any spending. Take advantage of
interest rate cuts to consolidate
your debt and lower your pay-
ments, but make sure you do not
spend too much during the holi-
days. Develop a budget for your
holiday shopping and stick to it.
Need help. getting started?
CCCS provides confidential bud-
,get counseling, money manage-
ment education, debt manage-
ment programs and other services
to help consumers. Contact CCCS
at 800-Consumer can speak to
counselors in English and Span-
ish 24 hours a day, 365 days a
year, by phone at 1-800-251-CCCS,.
and also access the agency's
web sites, www.cccsinc.org and
www.cccsenespanol.org where
live-chat counselors are available
around the clock.

Web site shows alternative

or renewable fuels

TALLAHASSEE For the mo-
toring public anxious to obtain
ethanol and biodiesel fuels, Flor-
ida Agriculture and Consumer
Services Commissioner Charles
H. Bronson announced that more
facilities throughout the state are
making these products available.
To help consumers locate sta-
tions offering alternative fuels
around Florida, Bronson unveiled
a web site that provides locations
statewide where E85, E10, biodie-
sel and biodiesel-blended fuels
can be purchased: The web site is
located at http://www.doacs.state.
fl.us/standard/petro/AltSiteMap.
html.
"This tool will enable motor-
ists to locate renewable, cleaner
burning fuels around the state,"
Bronson said. "I am very pleased
that a number of facilities are
now making these fuels available
to the public, and we expect the
number to continue growing:"
E85, an alternative fuel com-
prised of 85 percent ethanol and
.15 percent gasoline, requires a
flex-fuel vehicle. E10, gasoline

blended with 10 percent ethanol,
and biodiesel-blended fuels can
be used in virtually any modern
gasoline or diesel engine respec-
tively.
The website is the latest effort
in Bronson's "Farm to Fuel Initia-
tive," which is designed to ease
both Florida and the nation's de-
pendency on foreign oil ard pro-
mote cleaner, renewable fuels by
having Florida farmers grow fuel
crops to support this production.
The initiative stems from the
"25 x '25" vision, which calls* for
25 percent of the nation's energy
needs to be produced by Ameri-
ca's farms, ranches and forests by
the year 2025.
"Florida is well positioned to
be a leader in this effort because
of our available farmland and
our mild climate," Bronson said.
"The goal is to reduce the coun-
try's dependency on foreign oil,
and at the same time to provide
alternative crops that our farmers
can grow to keep our agriculture
industry viable."

Museum exhibit highlights

Seminole people

TALLAHASSEE Secretary
of State Kurt S. Browning has
announced the opening of a
new exhibit, Seminole People of
Florida: Survival and Success on
Nov. 15. The exhibit will be on
display through June 1, 2008 at
the Museum of Florida History in
downtown Tallahassee. The ex-
hibit was created in the spirit of
admiration for a group of people
who have not only survived but
have overcome extreme adversity
through the years. The Seminole
people have adapted to a chang-
ing world with remarkable suc-
cess while sustaining many of
their traditions.
"This exhibit is a testament to
the perseverance and pride of the
Seminole tribe," said Secretary
Browning. "Their contributions to
the culture and heritage of Florid-
ians cannot be overstated. It is an
honor for us to salute and recog-
nize the Seminole tribe on their
50th anniversary as a sovereign
nation with this exhibit."
The exhibit, Seminole People
of Florida: Survival and Success,
provides a glimpse into Seminole
history, culture, and artistic tradi-
tions from the mid-1850s to the
present, with particular focus on
the rich material culture that the
Seminoles created and sustained
during the late 19th and early 20th
centuries. The exhibit will include
more than 150 artifacts, historical
photographs, colorful graphics, a
recreation of an early 20th cen-
tury trading post and a traditional
Seminole dwelling known as a
chickee. Artifacts in the exhibit
will encompass a range of items
from stickball sticks to beauti-
ful patchwork clothing from the
Museum's collection. Other arti-
facts include baskets, dolls,,silver

work, beadwork, and utilitarian
items. Visitors to the exhibit can
access an interactive kiosk that
features oral histories, music, and
video clips.
The Museum of Florida His-
tory is working with members of
the Seminole Tribe, Florida State
University, and others to create a
well-rounded exhibit. "We have
wanted to create this exhibit for
a very long time," said Museum
Director Jeana Brunson, "and we
are thrilled to present it for the
public to learn from and enjoy."
The Museum is open every
day except Thanksgiving Day
and Christmas Day. The museum
is open Monday through Friday
from 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.; SAtur-
day from 10 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.;
Sunday and holidays, 12:00 noon
until 4:30 p.m. The Museum has
extended hours on the third Thurs-
day of each month until 8:00 p.m.
with special programs and tours.
The History Shop is open during
regular Museum hours and also
until 8:00 p.m. every third Thurs-
day. The Museum of Florida His-
tory is located in the R. A. Gray
Building at 500 South Bronough
Street, downtown Tallahassee
and admission is free. For more
information contact (850) 245-
6400 or go online at www.museu-
moffloridahistory.com.

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