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Hall induction is'shining moment


Doug Wise among three to be honored Feb. 9


By JAMES COULTER
NE %S CORRESPONDENT
When Doug Wise helped initiate
the Frostproof Athletic Hall of Fame
eight years ago, he never imagined
he would one day be inducted into
it.
"It's a shining moment," Wise said.
Wise is one of three former
Frostproof athletes who will be
inducted into this year's hall of fame
at the Seventh Annual Hall of Fame
Gala on Feb 9.
The gala is being held by
Frostproof Bulldog Boosters, Inc.,
a coalition of school staff, parents,
and local residents to help support
the Frostproof Middle Senior High
School athletic program.
Wise was on the board of direc-
tors when the Boosters program
started eight years ago. Since then,
he has volunteered countless hours
into the program and its many
fundraisers.
Born May 3, 1950. Wise has been


involved in sports all his life, start-
ing with Little League baseball at
age 6.
In high school, graduating in 1968,
he played center on the football
team and catcher on the baseball
team. He was named All-Conference
. football for two years, and earned
Most Valuable Lineman honors as
well as all-state accolades. He was
All Conference baseball his senior
year, and was also active with the
FFA.
After graduating high school in
1968, Wise would spend two years in
Polk State College and South Florida
Community before working in his
family's agriculture business.
Though he never played sports
in college, he did play competitive
softball for several years after high
school. In 1982, he joined the local
volunteer fire department. And, his
"Boston butts" are always barbecued
to perfection. Wise is a regular at
fundraising events in and around
SHINING | IS


FILE PHOTO


Doug Wise will be one of three inductees to be inducted Feb. 9 into the Frostproof Athletics Hall
of Fame. He is shown with Jennifer Wells, a graduate of the high school Wise sponsored last year
for Project Graduation.


Free lunch if you know where to look


By GEORGE FANICEVICH N
NEWS CORRESPONDENT


If you're in your 60s, all your life
you've heard there's no such thing as a'
"free lunch."
More often than not the suspicion
was justified, because getting the one
usually meant sitting through some
1igh-pressured sales pitch for every-
thing from financial consultations to
time-shares.
Back in 1994 Joyce Albritton learned,
contrary to popular belief, that there
was such a thing as a free lunch. She
then spent the next 16 years helping
other seniors learn that there is such a
treat and a whole lot more if you know
where to look.
Albritton retired Jan. 4 from her
position as the manager of Frostproof
Fellowship Dining. The following
Monday Albritton returned to the
Fellowship Dining Center as a client,
under the direction of interim manager
Karen Ferman.


PHOTO BY K.M. THORNTON SR.
Not only is providing a great lunch an impor-
tant part of the Fellowship Dining experience,
so too is just getting a chance to have some fun
with friends, whether it be a game of cards or a
friendly chat.
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"I've been busy filling Joyce's shoes,"
Ferman said. "Having her back even as
a client makes my job easier."
When asked if she had anything she
wanted to say to our readers, Forman
responded, "Just tell them to come on


down and say hello!"
Frostproof Fellowship Dining is a
Polk County program operated under
the auspices of Elderly Services. The
program operates each weekday and
provides free hot meals to individuals
age 60 and older.
Meals are also provided to any
spouses and/or disabled children who
are living at home, regardless of age.
There are no income or asset require-
ments in regards to participation in this
program.
"You can participate in this program
even if you're a snowbird," stated Bobby
E. Warf, while having his application
filled out by Ferman. Warf, who's down
here for about three or four months,
advised, "When I'm home, I participate
in a dining program up there."
In addition to the meals, daily activi-
ties are offered to all who are able and
care to participate ranging from so-
cialization with the other members, to
LUNCH 5s


Albritton

happy to pass

on the cooking
By GEORGE FANICEVICH
NEWS CORRESPONDENT
Frostproof Fellowship Dining's newest
client, loyce Albrinon, for the last 14 years
has been the mainstay of Frostproof's
premier senior gathering place, also
known as Frostproof Fellowship Dining.
Confused?
The explanation is really quite
simple. On Jan. 4, Albritton, Frostproof
Fellowship Dining's beloved manager
retired from her position, took the week-
end off, and then returned the following
Monday, as a client
"I've already started missing the people
here," she said.
Her local roots ran deep long before
she got involved in helping make sure
local seniors got hot, nutritious meals
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* THURSDAY, Jan. 24
Magic Show
Frostproof will be hosting magician
Scott Humston for three shows, including
an evening show at the high school which
is free and will start at 6:30 p.m. (He will
perform a different show in the morning
at Ben Hill Griffin Jr. Elementary and in
the afternoon at Frostproof Elementary.)
Parents are encouraged to attend with
their children. The programs motiva-
tional and teaches the importance of
honesty, respect, self-esteem, cooperation
and responsibility.

*FRIDAY, Jan. 25
Tag and Bake Sale
The annual Sun Ray Annual Tag &
Bake Sale will-be held on Friday, lan. 24
from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday,
Jan. 26 from 8 a.m. to noon at the Sun
Ray Community Center located at 15
George St. in Frostproof.


* SATURDAY, Jan. 26
Penny Sings Patsy Cline
Extraordinary singer and show-
woman Penny Eckman presents her
special Patsy Cline tribute at the Ramon
Theater starting at 7 p.m. Tickets are
$15 in advance, $20 at the door. Go to
www.ramontheater.com for more infor-
mation or tickets, or call 863-635-7222.


* SATURDAY, Feb. 2
Friends of Jazz
Friends of Jazz, with Greg Taillon (of
Porchdogs fame) will present Broadway
standards, ballads and dance tunes.
For tickets, visit www.ramontheater.
corn or the theater box office at 11 E.
Wall Street. Call 863-635-7222 for info.
Tickets $15 in advance, $20 day of show.
Pulled Pork Dinner
The First United Methodist Church


of Frostproof will be hosting a pulled
pork dinner on Sat. Feb. 2 at 5 p.m. in
their Social Hall. Tickets are $8 and can
be bought in advance at the church
office 150 DeVane Street weekdays
between 8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. (west end
of building behind Sanctuary). Limited
tickets at door. For more info. Call
863-635-3107.

* MONDAY, Feb. 4
SpiriTed, A Visitation from Jonathan
and Janet
Frostproof's First United Methodist
Church will be hosting a special show
"SpiriTed: AVisitation from Jonathan and
Janet" starting at 7 p.m. The show is de-
scribed as a heartwarming Broadway style
show laced with comedy and filled with
inspiration, featuring humorist Jonathan
Richard Cring and musician Janet Clazzy.
No admission, but a free-will offering will
be taken.


* SATURDAY, Feb. 9
Hall of Fame Gala
The Frostproof Bulldogs Booster Club
will be hosting its seventh annual Hall
of Fame Gala at Lake Wales Country
Club at 6 p.m. Tickets are $50 each.
For tickets or more information, call
863-632-0139

U SUNDAY, Feb. 10
Historical Society Annual Meeting
The Frostproof Historical Society
will hold its annual meeting at the
Frostproof Historical Museum at 2 p.m.
A very interesting program about old
forts and Indian mounds is planned. All
members and friends of the Frostproof
Museum are urged to attend. The
Museum is located at 210 South Scenic
Highway and is open during the winter
months on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m.


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Local man arrested in 9th St. stabbing


A Frostproof man is facing a
charge of aggravated battery follow-
ing an alleged stabbing incident in
the city last week.
According to reports, Polk County
Sheriff's Office deputies responded
to 9th Street West and Overocker
Circle in Frostproof, on Tuesday,
Jan. 15, after a reported stabbing.
.According to a spokesperson,
Collis Morris, age 23, of 22 Monroe
Street, Frostproof, was charged with
aggravated battery with a deadly
weapon. He has a lengthy arrest
record, according to the Polk County
Jail website, including previous
charges of kidnapping and robbery.
Reports indicated that through
the investigation, it wag learned the
victim, 25-year-old Earl Chandler,
Queens Court, Frostproof, was walk-
ing eastbound on 9th Street West
when he heard someone walking


behind him.
When Chandler turned, police
said that Morris shouted at him,
then allegedly rushed toward him.
As Morris approached, there was a
physical altercation during which
Morris is believed to have pulled
a knife from his pocket stabbing
Chandler in the abdomen, the sher-
iff's department alleged. Morris then
left the area. Chandler was trans-
ported to Lakeland Regional Medical
Center where he was treated for
non-life threatening injuries.
Morris was later located at
910 Lake Reedy Blvd. South in
Frostproof where he was taken into
custody, according to law enforcers.
.Chandler told detectives he
believed the altercation was a result
of the two men being involved with
the same woman, police added.


PHOTO BY K.M. THORNTON SR.
Earl Chandler is airlifted to Lakeland Regional Medical Center following an alleged stabbing
incident in Frostproof last week. His injuries turned out to be non-life threatening, according to
the sheriff's office.


I LOCAL ARRESTS
Jan. 1
Elias Garcia, 25, of W. 123 Baptist
Church Road, Frostproof charged
with driving with a suspended license
and DUI.

Jan. 2
Keith Williams, 48, of 30 Hightes
Avenue, Frostproof charged with
DUI, hit and run, refusal to submit to
DUI test.

Jan. 3
Juanita Bejar, 20, of 1047 North
Avenue, Frostproof charged with
possession of a controlled substance
without a prescription, possession
of marijuana and possession of
paraphernalia.
Attrice Brooks, 36, of 47 Queens
Court, Frostproof:- charged with
possession of marijuana, possession
of paraphernalia and resisting arrest
without violence.
Ronfald Williams, 42, of 9 Cantana


Road, Frostproof charged with
possession of a controlled substance
without a prescription, possession of
marijuana, possession of paraphernalia
and keeping a shop or vehicle for drugs.

Jan. 4.
Andrew Davis, 60, of 9 Lantana Road,
Frostproof charged with possession
of cocaine, possession of a controlled
substance without a prescription, pos-
session of marijuana and possession of
paraphernalia.
Stanford Smith, 46, of 925 Griffin
Road, Frostproof charged with
possession of a controlled substance
without a prescription and possession
of paraphernalia.
Jay Troughton, 19, of 113 Reepy Creek
Drive, Frostproof- charged with pos-
session of marijuana and possession of
paraphernalia.
Ruby Weese, 43, of 415 Cheshey Blvd,
Frostproof-- charged with posses-
sion of a controlled substance without
a prescription and possession of
paraphernalia.


Project Graduation


sets fund-raisers


Frostproof's Project Graduation 2013
is swinging into high gear as we nudge
closer to the end of the school year.
Three fund-raisers have been planned
for the coming weeks.
. The first is at Beef O'Brady's in
Lake Wales, where diners can have
10 percent of their total bill donated to
the Frostproof effort tomorrow, starting
at 4 p.m. The restaurant is located at
19598 U.S. Highway 27.
The second is a special movie night
featuring "The Avengers." Rated PG-13,
the movie will be shown Friday, Feb. 1
at Southside Baptist Church at 7 p.m.
There is no cost, but donations will be


accepted, and with every donation,
moviegoers get a raffle ticket as a copy
of the movie itself will be awarded as a
prize at the end of the evening. Popcorn
and drinks will also be sold.
Also, the popular golf ball drop will
be held on Saturday, Feb. 23 at Ben Hill
Griffin Jr. Elementary School. Chances
are $10 for each numbered golf ball,
and the ball that falls closest to the
center of the target when dropped from
a helicopter wins $1,000.
Project Graduation is a community-
sponsored event which provides a
memorable post-graduation drug and
alcohol free ev ent for seniors.


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Twink is turning 90
Come Celebrate with us.
Saturday January 26, 2013
2 -4PM
First United Methodist Church
150 DeVane St., Frostproof, FL
No gifts please,
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Jan. 7
Warren Wilkerson, 45, of 17 Harvard
Ave., Frostproof charged with
contempt of court-violation of domestic
protection injunction.

Jan. 9
Becky Ramos, 43, of E. 203 F Street,
Frostproof charged with failure to
appear and violation of probation.
Della Williams, 32, of 68 Lincoln
Street, Frostproof charged with
violation of probation.
John Wilson, 20, of 51 Queens
Court, Frostproof-- charged with
battery.


Jan. 10
Artemio Avellaneda, 28, of 160
Brooks Road, Frostproof charged
with soliciting another for lewdness.
Alfonso Martinez, 42, of 769 Lime
Avenue, Frostproof charged with
possession of a controlled substance
without a prescription and possession
of paraphernalia.

Jan.11
Erick Monk, 47, of 8 Argyle Avenue,
Frostproof charged with out-of-
county warrant.


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VIEWPOINT


We can be a healthier Polk County


Nat West has a message for Polk County and
that message is ... shape up!
West is a retired executive with Winter Haven
Hospital who is also a force behind the program,
"Building a Healthier Polk," a three-year initia-
tive that seeks to reduce the obesity rate in the
county by October 2015.
Polk County has a higher obesity rate that the
rest of the state and West's group aims to do
something about it.
"We know the actual statistics of health in Polk
County," West told the Polk County Board of
County Commissioners recently. Obese adult Polk
County residents total 37.6 percent, compared
to the state average of 27.2 percent. West added
that and other figures came from four separate
assessments. "We have a long way to go."
The Building a Healthier Polk organization is
made up of several community partners brought
together by Polk Vision.
West had appeared before commissioners to


Florida's legislature has started its
committee meetings in advance of
the 2013 legislative session. The big
news out of Tallahassee so far has
been the Senate's desire for ethics
reform.
I am cautiously optimistic that
lawmakers will enact some reforms,
and I am particularly pleased
about the House's desire for cam-
paign finance reform, which I find
intriguing.
Several years ago, while serving
in the Senate, I tried to raise the
contribution limits for political cam-
paigns in Florida, which are among
the lowest nationally. I did not think
campaigns needed more money,
quite the contrary. I proposed higher
limits because I thought candidates
needed more control of their cam-
paigns, more responsibility for their
message and more focus on their
constituents instead of powerful
people in Tallahassee. Current efforts
to change campaign finance laws
cite transparency and accountability,
which are valid and laudable goals.
More importantly, though, is restor-
ing control and responsibility to
candidates and making them more
responsive to the people in their
districts rather than the leadership
of their chamber, the lobbyists with
,big money and the political parties,
which lately have been anointing the
primary winners.
When constituents and community
donors are the primary contributors,
candidates will be more accountable
to those they represent.


Our Viewpoint

introduce "Building a Healthier Polk." He was
also there, to receive a proclamation of support
from the county on the initiative.
"Obesity has been described as the fastest
growing public health problem in the United
States," said.West. "The Lakeland-Winter Haven
area has been deemed as the seventh fast-
est growing metropolitan service area in the
country."
Obesity contributes to the three major
causes of death: Diabetes, stroke and heart'
disease.
West called for an increase in leisure time
activities at low and/or no-cost facilities. He
pressed the county commission on the need for
neighborhoods to have complete sidewalks, bike
paths and parks. In the workforce, the strategy


are thousands of these committees.
So even though the contributions
and expenditures are public record;
good luck following the money
transfers from one to the other. The
result: less transparency and more
candidate interest in pleasing the
benefactors.
The committees known as 527s
can spend unlimited money in any
campaign as long as they do so
independently. That means they
cannot coordinate directly with the
campaign.
It would be naive to believe that
the consultants running these Super
PACS are not doing precisely what
the candidate or the campaign
is anticipating. With little way of
knowing which PAC is helping which
candidate, it is almost impossible-to
prove that coordination occurred.
Also, the PAC can cut one check


Paula Dockery
GThVlte


Under the current system, once
candidates raise the maximum $500
contributions from businesses and
individuals in their district, they
turn to the money machines in
Tallahassee.
Because the $500 limits apply to
them as well, the political players
employ various legal methods to
circumvent the limitation. They
"bundle" money by collecting
checks from numerous individuals
within an organization, handing
over $10,000 or so with a single
handshake.
Those with matters before the
Legislature, or legislators seeking
to lead their chamber or political
consultants seeking candidates as
clients can form numerous political
action committees (PACs), commit-
tees of continuous existence (CCEs.i
and other committees allowing inde-
pendent expenditures under section
527 of the federal tax code.
The most effective and legal use of
these committees is to move money
from one to another, disguising
original contributions while skirting
the $500 limit. In Florida alone, there


will be to increase by 5 percent positive employee
behavior.
We applaud West and the Building a Healthier
Polk group for their efforts and hope the com-
mission and other local governments get behind
the initiative.
What can local governments do?
Provide as much recreational opportunities as
local budgets will allow to their residents. Parks
where people can walk, tennis courts and basket-
ball courts where they can play and gyms where
they can work out.
As West would tell you, money spent on recre-
ation activities is money not spent on obesity-
related diseases.
The Building a Healthier Polk group meets the sec-
ond Tuesday of each month at 3:30 p.m., in Lakeland.
Want to attend? Call Colleen Mangan,
Community Health Improvement Planner
with the Polk County Health Department at
863-519-7900, ext. 11334.


covering a large media buy or a
consultant's activity that includes
the costs for numerous candidates
disguising how much each candidate
received. The result: A candidate
can hide behind the "independent"
nature of an inappropriate ad or
mail piece.
When the party gets involved, party
officials can offer nearly unlimited
services. More importantly, the fi-
nancial backing sends a strong signal
to donors that they should not sup-
port the opponent even in a primary
election. The result: candidates are
more concerned about pleasing the
party elites than their constituents.
So when a well respected organi-
zation that advocates for ethics in
government proposes a change to
campaign finance law that removes

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January 23. 2013 Frostproof News Page 5


FILE PHOTO
Doug Wise, right, is as well known for his "Boston butts" as he is for his generous support of
school and community events.


SHINING
FROM PAGE 1

Frostproof, spreading not only good
food but good will as well.
He attributes his success in life to
the values and lessons he learned
from mentors such as his parents
and his coaches, including Jim Boyd,
George Jackson, and Farris Brannen.
"Having a good solid background,
a good Christian background, some
good mentors, and seeing at an early
age people giving commitments and
unselfishly giving back to the commu-
nity taught me great values." he said.
Being a third generation Frostproof
resident and having the success that
he had growing up has given Wise
a strong desire to give back to his
community, especially to the school


DOCKERY
FROM PAGE 4

contribution limits to a candidate's
campaign account, resist the urge
to dismiss it as allowing unlimited
political contributions. Our exist-
ing campaign finance law not only
allows that but also rewards it but
only to the politically connected and
dependent.
In the 2012 elections, three out of
every four dollars flowed through
political committees and not direct-
ly to individual campaign accounts. -
The Legislature should remove the
direct contribution limit, as several
other states have done, and limit or
eliminate the "outside" money.
Then, all candidates would
have the opportunity to raise the
money they need, and they would be


system and athletic program.
One of the ways he has given
back has been through coaching
Little League baseball for 18 years
and coaching Little League football
when it was still around.
But the main venue through
which he has contributed to the
athletic program has been through
the Frostproof Bulldogs Boosters,
which he considers a vital aspect of
the program.
"Boosters clubs are a great asset to
any school's athletic program, espe-
cially in today's time with cutbacks
in funding," he explained. "Without
a good booster program, an athletic
program cannot make it on its own."
Tickets for the event are $50 a
person for the evening which will
start at 6 p.m. at the Lake Wales
Country Club. For more information
or tickets, call 528-2888 or 632-0139.


responsible for all ads, mail pieces
and phone calls coming out of their
campaign. Most importantly, they
would rely less on special interests,
Tallahassee insiders and the politi-
cal establishment and more on the
community members they hope to
represent.
Perhaps the unlimited contribu-
tion limit could be a tradeoff for
agreeing not to take campaign com-
mittee money. It's time for an honest
discussion on the topic without the
reform-killing rhetoric.
I applaud Leadership Integrity
and House Speaker Will Weatherford
for daring to challenge the obscene
status quo.
Paula Dockery was term-limited
as a Republican state senator
from Lakeland after 16 years in
the Florida Legislature. She. can be
reached at pdockery@floridavoices.
com.


LUNCH
FROM PAGE 1

games, birthday and holiday parties,
trips, as well as simply watching TV
reading a book or using the computer.
There is nutritional education,
counseling, and occasionally, speakers
who expound on various subjects of
interest to seniors.
Transportation to and from the meal
site is provided for anyone who needs
it and is able to get themselves into
and out of a Fellowship Dining van.
"There are many seniors in our area
that would benefit from participation


in this program. But may not be
participating for a variety of reasons,"
Albritton noted. "Anything from they
don't know about the program or they
may have heard about it, but may
not understand how the program
functions."
She rioted that the program's goals
are simple by still important.
"The idea of the program is to get
our seniors out of the house for a few
hours and let them socialize with
other people over a hot meal in a
congenial atmosphere," she added.
This program also delivers 5-meal
packs weekly to homebound seniors.
Meals are served at 137 E. Wall St. For
information, call 863-635-7893.


PHOTO BY K.M.THORNTON SR.
The program will pick you up and drop you back off at your home too.


COOKING
FROM PAGE 1

each weekday.
"I was born and raised in Frostproof,"
Albritton said. "It was here I met and
married my husband, Arthur. It was here
I enjoyed living and raising my family."
Two daughters, KellieWilbanks and
Debbie Brown, each of whom are married
still reside in the area.
"Mom was always a hard worker,"
Wilbanks noted. She spent 22 years at Latt
Maxcy's while also working for 20 of those
22 years at Citizens Bank and Trust. For a
period of time she was also helping out in
a doctor's office in Avon Park, thus work-
ingthree jobs, not leaving her much time
to pursue her lifelong dream of becoming
a nurse.
But that never stopped her from caring
and helping, which is what being a nurse
is all about.
"Mom was always there when someone
had a need, whether it be a neighbor or
fellow church member, or myself needing
someone to pick up my son from school
or baby-sit while I was working," Wilbanks
added.
As Albritton approached 60 years of
age, an opportunity presented itself that
would fulfill the spirit of her dream, if
not the dream itself. She was given the
chance to become part of an organization
whose mission it was to help people.


"Back around
1994", Albritton
said "through
Greenthumb, I
became as-
sociated with
Frostproof
Fellowship
Dining".
Greenthumb
(today known
as "Experience
Works" was an
organization that JOYCE ALBRITTON
offered job train-
ing and place-
ment to mature workers in various
area community service operations."
Two years later, the Frostproof
Fellowship Dining manager's posi-
tion became available. Albritton was
offered the position and accepted. For
the next 14 years, Albritton, with the
exception of an occasional volunteer,
functioned not only as the manager,
but also the cook, dishwasher, chauf-
feur, maintenance person, and meal
delivery support person, all while
handling inventory and receiving and
functioning as her own administrative
assistant.
"Joyce is more like family than
just an employee" added Ruth Stark
when she retired from the Maxcy
Corporation. "It is so like Joyce to give
everything a personal touch just to let
us know how much she cares for us.'


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OBITUARIES


Jane Fronappel


Ms. Jane
Fronappel, 78,
of Lake Wales,
Fla., died Sunday,
Jan. 13, 2013, at
Good Shepherd
Hospice in
Auburndale, of
heart failure.
She was born
on Aug. 14, 1934,
in Salamanca,
N.Y., and retired
to Lake Wales 20


Jane Fronappel


years ago from Jamestown, N.Y. She
was an Elementary School Librarian,
"Although I've never had children of my
own, I've had a thousand kids a year for
35 years!"
She was a member of the Jamestown
Teachers Association, a life member
of the National Education Association,
Delta Kappa Gamma, and the American
Association of University Women in
Jamestown and Lake Wales Branch #3013.
She served on the Board of Directors for
the Jamestown Teachers Credit Union.
In the summers, she traveled extensively
in Europe and the United States, which
inspired her love of art.
Upon her move to Lake Wales, she
took up painting and quickly became a
celebrity as an artist and leader in the
local arts community. She became very


active in the Lake Wales Arts Center,
organized the gallery displays at Lake
Wales' City Hall and Library, and was a
member of the Frostproof Arts League.
Her other passion was literacy,
serving with the Lake Wales Literacy
Council and the Spelling Circus. Jane
rarely missed a Chamber "After Hours"
and was always happy to meet new
people and welcome them to town.
She is survived by her sister, Mary
L. Austin of Lake Wales; a nephew
Todd Austin and his wife Helen of New
Braunfels, Texas; and great-nieces
Christina Clark and Olivia Austin.
She was preceded in death by her
brother-in-law, Otto "Web" Austin; and
a niece, Kim.
Visitation is Friday, Jan. 25, 2013,
from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the Johnson
Funeral Home.
Mass of Christian Burial will be held
Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013, at 10 a.m. at her
church, the Catholic Church of the Holy
Spirit, with a reception to following the
Parish Center. Inurnment will be made
at Calvary Cemetery in Salamanca.
Memorials of remembrance may be
made to Lake Wales Care Center, 140
E. Park Ave., Lake Wales, Fl 33853 or to
the Humane Society of Polk County 555
Sage Road, Winter Haven, Fl 33884.
Johnson Funeral Home is in charge
of arrangements.


Ruth A. Seely, 94, of Portage, Mich.,
passed away Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013, at
the Good Shepherd Hospice Home in
Seabring, Fla.
She was born June 8, 1918, in Bangor,
Mich., the daughter of Oliver J. and
Mamie (Barkle) Hosier.
She graduated from Breedsville
School as the only senior.
She retired from Van Buren ASCS
(Agricultural Stabilization Conservation
Service), Department of Agriculture.
She was a member of the Simpson
United Methodist Church of Bangor
and was a Sunday School teacher; past
matron and life member of the Golden
Rule Acacia #211 OES, South Haven.
She was preceded in'death by her
husband, LeRoy in 1997 (co-owner
of Arlington Heights Fruit Farm); her
parents; brother Ernest (Frances) Hosier


Early N. Davis, Jr., 86, of Frostproof
passed away Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013,
at Life Care Center of Winter Haven.
He was born Oct. 18, 1926, in
Frostproof to the late Early N. Davis
Sr. and Gladys Arrington Davis; he was
a lifelong resident of the area. He was
of the Episcopalian faith and was a
veteran of World War II, serving in the
U.S. Army. He was a member of the
Masons and VFW.
Survivors include his daughter,
Susan Jane Smith (Richard) of Ashville,
N.C.; sons, Nick Davis (Robin) of
Winter Garden, and Bill Davis (Lisa)
of Lake Wales; sister, Stella Gaines of
Orlando; eight grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
The family will receive friends from


of Kalamazoo; and a brother-in-law,
Maxwell Seely of Bangor.
Surviving are her two sons, William
L. Seely of Frostproof, Fla., and Robert
E. Seely of Portage, Mich.; three grand-
children, Cindy Lorren of South Haven,
Mich., Kevin Seely of South Haven, Lori
Weber of Holland, Mich.; six great-
grandchildren; brother, James (Theresa)
Hosier of South Haven.
People considered her a classy lady
and fun to be with.
There will be a memorial service
in Florida and one in late May in
Michigan.
Arrangements made by the Bangor
Chapel, D.L. Miller Funeral Home,
www.dlmillerfuneralhome.com.
Memorials may be made to either
the Simpson United Methodist Church,
Shriner's Children's Hospital or Hospice.


10 a.m. until the funeral service at
11 a.m. Monday, Jan. 21, 2013, at the
Marion Nelson Funeral Home in Lake
Wales.
Condolences may be sent to the fam-
ily at www.marionnelsonfuneralhome.
com.
Marion Nelson Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.

Words of Comfort
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Fannie C. "Big"
Brock, 95, of Lake
Wales passed
away Thursday.
Jan. 17, 2013, at
her daughter's
residence in
Oviedo, Fla.
She was born
Oct. 9, 1917, in
Bainbridge, Ga.,
to the late Luther
C., and Ophelia Fannie Catherine Brock
(Davis) Dodson
and has been a resident of Lake Wales
since 1967 moving here from Cairo, Ga.
Fannie was a homemaker, loved to read
and crochet and was a member of the
First Baptist Church of Lake Wales.
Fannie was preceded in death by her
husband, Rev. Cecil rock; daughter,
Annis Murelle Brock; and son, Nolan
Brock. Survivors include her daugh-
ters, Ann (Greg) Taylor of Lake Wales,
Roslyn (Michael) Brick of Oviedo; sons,
Nol1an Brock of Lake Wales, Verlyn
(Sandra) Brock of Moultrie, Ga.; 11


grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren
and three great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held 3 p.m.,
Monday, Jan. 21, 2013. at the Marion
Nelson Funeral Home with Rev. Barry
Hooten and Michael Brick officiating.
Interment will be held at the Lake
Wales Cemetery. Family will receive
friends on Monday, Jan. 21, 2013, from
2 p.m. until service time.. ,
Condolences may be sent to the fam-
ily at www.marionnelsonfuneralhome.
com.
Marion Nelson Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
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and bring forth beautiful flowers
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OBITUARIES


Gay Henley
Gay Henley died Friday Jan. 7, 2013,
at her residence. She was 74. Marion
Nelson Funeral Home is handling
arrangements.


Richard Wallace

Dickison
Richard Wallace Dickison "Dick" of
Lake Wales passed away Wednesday,
Jan. 16, 2013, at the Lake Wales
Medical Center. He was 56. Marion
Nelson Funeral Home of Lake Wales is
handling the arrangements.


Rachelle R. Egan
Mrs. Rachelle R. Egan, 94, of
Saddlebag Lake Resort at Lake Wales,
Florida, died Friday, Jan. 18, 2013, at
Winter Haven Hospital..
Arrangements by Johnson Funeral
Home, Lake Wales.


James
James Skinner, 69, of Lake Wales
passed away Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013, at
the Lake Wales Medical Center.
He was born Feb. 4, 1943, in Lake
Wales to the late Teener and Josie A.
Skinner; and he was a lifelong resident of
the area. He was a retired fork lift driver
for Florida's Natural and was a veteran
oKViftnam, serving in the U.S. Army. He
played in the first youth football team
in Lake Wales and played in the youth
baseball league. He was an avid archery
hunter and enjoyed fishing.
James was preceded in death by his
wife, Jean Skinner. Survivors include
his daughter, Rhene Chance (Donald)
of.Lake Wales; two sons, Deon Skinner
and Glenn Skinner both of Lake Wales;


James H.

Anderson
James H. Anderson of Lake Wales
died Sunday, Jan. 13, 2013, at his
residence. He was 82.
Marion Nelson Funeral Home is
handling arrangements.


Richard Lee

McMahan Sr.
Richard Lee McMahan Sr., 71, of
Frostproof passed away Wednesday,
Jan. 16, 2013, at his residence.
Marion Nelson Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.


Jaime Lopez
Jaime Lopez of Lake Wales, died
Monday, Jan. 14, 2013, at his residence.
He was 84.
Marion Nelson Funeral Home of Lake
Wales is handling local arrangements.


Skinner
two sisters, Annette Rushing and Jackie
Berryhill both of Lake Wales; four
grandchildren, Leah, Kendall, Jamie and
Elizabeth; one great-grandson. Carsen.
Funeral services are 3 p.m. Friday,
Jan. 18, 2013, at the Marion Nelson
Funeral Home with Rev. David Koon
officiating.
Interment is at the Lake Wales
Cemetery.
Family will receive friends at the
funeral home on Friday from 2 p.m.
until service time.
Condolences may be sent to the fam-
ily at www.marionnelsonfuneralhome.
com.
Marion Nelson Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.


Mr. Gary Rollins Welling, 75, died
peacefully on Jan. 15, 2013, due to
respiratory failure.
Gary was born Jan. 1. 1938, in
Jacksonville, but lived 65 years in the
Babson Park/Lake Wales area. Gary-
wdnt to Lake Wales High School and
was in the Army National Guard,
1956-1962.
He worked at the Copper Top,
Highlander and KFC restaurants and
with the remodeling of the Grand Hotel
in Lake Wales.
Gary loved the area and was often
seen walking around Lake Wales, going
to football games, talking Lake Wales
history and attending city council
meetings. He was a regular attendee at
First Christian Church in Babson Park
from 1994-2004. Gary suffered through
the hurricanes of 2004. only to be hit by
a car on Dec. 19, 2004, which left him
severely injured. After that he spent the
rest of his life at Valencia Hills Health &


Rehab in Lakeland where he received
excellent care.
Gary is survived by his sister, Carolyn
Welling Faiks and brother-in-law,
Buzz Faiks, of Babson Park; aurits
Dickie Carefoot of Lakeland, and
Jewel Moreland of Ponte Verde Beach,
and numerous cousins, nieces and
nephews in Florida, Colorado, Virginia,
Massachusetts, Wyoming and South
Carolina.
Memorial Services will be held on
Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2013, at 5 p.m. at the
Babson Park Community Church with
Dr. Joe NMattox officiating.
Inurnment will be made at a later
date on the Welling family lot at Lake
Wales Cemetery.
Memorials of remembrance may
be made to Babson Park Community
Church P.O. Box 131, Babson Park, FL
33827.
Johnson Funeral Home is in charge of
arrangements.


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Rex Dimmig was sworn in as Public
Defender for the 10th Judicial Circuit
Jan. 15, staff and friends filling the Polk
History Center's historic courtroom.
He succeeds Marion Moorman, who
held the position for 28 years. Dimmig
said he chose Jan. 15 at 3:30 p.m. to
honor a significant event in the annals
of public defense; the case of Gideon vs.
Wainwright.
Dimmig noted in his speech that, "It
was on this day 50 years ago that the U.S.
:Supreme Court heard the oral arguments
in Gideon vs. Wainwright. Gideon had
been convicted in a trial without a lawyer
despite his request for one. In March of
1963 the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that
Gideon should have been provided with
a lawyer for his trial. When Gideon was
retried with a lawyer, he was acquitted."
In response to this verdict, Florida cre-
ated its public defender system.
Moorman in his opening remarks
recalled another case, the first where
he saw Dimmig in action. At that time,
Moorman was with the prosecutors office
and Dimmig was the public defender, on a
case actually tried in the historic court-
room, back before the new courthouse
was constructed.
"Some of us here remember that this
courtroom didn't look this good then,"
he quipped. Becoming serious about
Dimmig's performance as a young-
attorney, though, Moorman said, "I was
treated to an example of trial craft that I
remember to this day. All day long, I had-
to be on my game, because this young
lawyer was doing a fantastic job."
Eventually, they ended up on the same


side. Moorman was elected to his post as
Public Defender and worked with Dimmig
until the young attorney went to the State
Attorney's Office, working under Jerry
Hill's predecessor, QuillianYancy.
"But in 1988, he came home to the
Public Defender's Office, where he has
been ever since," Moorman said.
He noted that Dimmig rose to the
position of administrative assistant public
defender and director. He noted that
Dimmig had lobbied statewide for reform
and for equitable funding for defense of
the indigent. In a brief interview before the
ceremony, Moorman said Dimmig was a
candidate for his former post whom he
felt he could unconditionally support.
Following Moorman's remarks, Dimmig
was sworm in by his adult children,
Heather, Travis, and Tyler, with his wife
Lois holding the Bible.
Dimmig noted that no one could
replace Moorman, but he.was proud to be
his successor.
He delivered a passionate speech in
defense of the indigent clients the Public
Defender's Office represents. He quoted
the Public Defender Creed first spoken by
Jim Doherty, Cook County Illinois Public
Defender. In part, it states, "My clients are
the indigent accused. They are the lonely,
the friendless. There is no one to speak for
them but me. My voice will be raised in
their defense. This will be my credo, this
and the Golden Rule."
Dimmig said "The largest mental health
receiving center is the Polk County Jail."
"The revolving door which our criminal
system has become must be stopped,"
Dimmig said. He also lamented the num-
ber of remedial courts that have prolifer-
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Taking a trip back 170 years


Public days for Alafia River Rendezvous this weekend


By STEVE STEINER
SS E[NER @'HEARrlANDNE% SP.kPERS.C)M

It was a trip to the past at the Bartow
Kiwanis weekly luncheon this past
Friday, Jan. 18. It was also a break from
the (recent) past, program-wise. Lately,
and often, programs center around
children and youth and education. If
not that topic, the subject matter is
often of a civic nature; in other words,
what people and organizations do and
are doing to improve the lives of Polk
County residents. Regardless, whatever
is presented at the Bartow Kiwanis
Club luncheon is always an opportu-
nity to learn something in a manner
informative and fun.
On behalf of the Florida
Frontiersmen Inc., Casey Fletcher, vice
president of finance for PallettOne,
as well as a member of the Kiwanis
Club, spoke on the 42nd Alafia River
Rendezvous' beginning with its storied
tradition. As the United States moved
westward in the early part of the
19th century, especially following the
Louisiana Purchase, fur and pelts were
a valued commodity in high demand
particularly in Europe.
"Free trappers and traders would
meet at a rendezvous that lasted two-
to-three weeks," explained Fletcher.
There they would buy and trade goods.
These rendezvous lasted nearly a
month because not all the trappers
could meet in a shorter period of time,
Fletcher explained. These rendezvous
lasted until the 1840s, when fur and
pelts mostly beaver fell out
of fashion in Europe. However, the
memory of these have been kept alive,
thanks to organizations such as the
Florida Frontiersmen.
The Alafia River Rendezvous (this
year's theme is "Howl at the Moon"),
is one of the largest ones held, said
Fletcher. He explained part of the rea-
son is because it takes place in Florida
during the winter, and as a rule, the
weather is mild. More than 1,500 adults
participate, coming in from all across
the U.S., and Canada.
"There are no strangers," said
Fletcher at the close of his brief presen-
tation. He then introduced Butch and .
Kathy Snider, along with Barbara Davis
and Mary Betts, who performed several
songs. Some of the songs were fun,
some were serious, and at least one was
of a mournful nature.

Want to go?
The 42nd Alafia River Rendezvous
will be open to the public on Friday
and Saturday, Jan. 25-26. From Bartow,
take U.S. 17, and turn right onto County
Road 640 (from Fort Meade, turn left).
Go approximately a quarter of a mile
toward Homeland and turn left onto
Azalea Avenue/Old Fort Meade Road.
The parking lot opens at 8 a.m., and
all guests will need to exit by 4 p.m.
Admission is $10 adults/$5 Seniors (age
60 and above), plus children ages 4-15/
children free under age 3.

What is/was a rendezvous
According to the Florida
Frontiersmen web site, a rendezvous
was a predetermined place and time
set for fur trappers to meet up with fur
traders. This kept the fur trappers from
having to come all the way back to
civilization to cash in their beaver pelts
(called plews, from the French word for


PHOTOS BY STEVE STEIF
Children race to find various colored pieces of beads and glass in a scavenger hunt. It is one of several activities for children that was played in a
period of the early 19th century that is being re-created at this year's Alafia River Rendezvous.


Aylin Hackell, 14-months-old, looks up at her
grandmother (not pictured). According to
her grandmother, Terri Davies, Hackell is a
third generation reenactor at this year's 42nd
Annual Alaria River Rendezvous.


It's not hard to imagine the barkeep being told "Gimme a shot o' your best sasparilly!" at this
beverage stand set up at the Alafia River Rendezvous.


Butch Snyder sings a song at the Jan. 18
Bartow Kiwanis luncheon,Snyder is partici-
pating in the 42nd Alafia River Rendezvous.
pelt) and other furs they had collected.
Usually the trappers (also known
as "mountain men" would spend
11.months of the year in the moun-
tains trapping beaver. Beaver was
in great demand because of its fur.
The fur was made into the felt for the
top hats that became popular in the
1790s.
Beaver fur was most desirable in
the winter. So the trapper-would
struggle through the Rocky Mountain
winter in order to trap them. With
winter's cold the trapper faced the
possibility of frostbite, bone numb-
ing cold, running into grizzly bears,
unfriendly indigenous tribes, or
illness. It was a fact that not many
greenhorns made it through the first
year.
To the fur trapper, rendezvous was
like our present day state fairs. It was
a great time to socialize with other
trappers and to find out what is going
on back home. It was also payday.
They would bring their furs and
trade them for necessities they would
need for the upcoming year. When
the trading was over it was time for
fun. There was singing, dancing, horse
races, foot races, target shooting, knife
throwing, gambling, whiskey drinking
and yam telling.


From left, Mary Betts, Barbara Davis, plus Kathy and Butch Snyder, serenaded members of the
Bartow Kiwanis Club at its Jan. 18 luncheon. The four are participating in the 42nd Alafia River
Rendezvous.


About the 42nd Alafia River
Rendezvous
The Alafia River Rendezvous is a
weeklong pre-1840 living history en-
campment that is open to the public
Friday and Saturday, Jan. 25-26. Those
who encamp during the week live the
way people did before the introduction
.of modern conveniences. During the two
days open to the general public, visitors
get exposed to demonstrations of historic
skills and portrayal of life before 1840.
There is a full program of music, as well
as vendors and souvenirs. The event not
only provides scholarships to local high
school students, it provides intensive
learning opportunities as it takes place.


About The Florida
Frontiersmen, Inc.
According to its website
(www.floridafrontiersmen.org),
it is a (501)(C) (3), non-profit
organization committed to preserv-
ing the skills of the nation's first
settlers, pioneers and mountain
men in their use of muzzle loading
firearms and the equipment and
accoutrements that accompanied
such use. The Florida Frontiersmen
Inc., endeavor to promote and
maintain high standards of safety,
sportsmanship and good fellowship,
together with historical appreciation
of the era and equipment.


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January 23, 2013










Perfection on the pitch; ready for districts


Humberto Alvardo steals this ball from a Ridge player
during high school action Friday in Frostproof. The Bull-
dogs will play in district competition this week with games
at Hardee.


Frostproof's Humberto Alvarado, left, teams up with
Federico Avellanada during action last Friday night at Faris
Brannen Stadium. It was the regular season finale for the
Bulldogs, who defeated Ridge Community, 5-0. Frostproof
ended the regular season 13-0-2, and avenged one of their
two ties on the season which came on the road earlier in
the season at Ridge. Alvarado had two goals in the win.


Right: Jose Espinoza works hard to keep control of the
ball during play last Friday as the Bulldogs hosted Ridge
Community on Senior Night. Frostproof won 5-0 to cap a
regular season of 13-0-2. Robert Aguillar had two goals in
the win, while Lamar Bobb also scored on an assist from
Espinoza. Eddie Gonzalez got the shutout in goal with four-
saves.


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Polk County Parks & Recreation

Spring 2013 Calendar of Events
Events or calendar dates/times are subject to change.


JANUARY
25
26

FEBRUARY
02

08
09
14
16

MARCH
23
23
25-29
30
30
30
30
30
30
30

APRIL
13
13
13
20

MAY
04
11
18
24


Family Fun Night Eloise Resource Center, Eloise
Community Day & Health Expo M. N. C. Res. Ctr, Lake Wales


Daddy/Daughter Dance
*uckets on sale at the Parks & R
Valentine's Dance
Scales & Tails Pet Festival
Senior Sweetheart Dance
Black Heritage Festival


Spring Strawberry Social
Easter Egg Hunt
Spring Frenzy Open Rec.
Easter Egg Hunt
Easter Egg Hunt
Easter Egg Hunt
Easter Egg Hunt
Easter Egg Hunt
Easter Egg Hunt
Easter Egg Hunt'


'Kids Day & Yard Sale
Junior Counselor training
Community Day & Health Expo
Good 01' Days Festival


Kids Fishing Derby
Movie & A Manicure
Family Fun Night
Family Fun Night


Polk County History Center, Bartow
.ec office or the Polk County History Center
Wilfred Smith Res. Ctr, WH
Harpe Park (DiOGi park), Mulberry 1
Eloise Resource Center, Eloise 9:30
Medulla Resource Center, Lakeland 1


Wabash Community Ctr, Lakeland
Ft. Meade Rec. Area, Ft. Meade 9
Four resource centers
Hunt Fountain Park, Lakeland 9
M. N. C. Res. Ctr, Lake Wales 9
Medulla Resource Ctr, Lakeland 9
Northeast Regional Park, Davenport 9
Polk City Park, Polk City 9
Snively-Brooks Park, Eloise 9
Westwood Park, Winter Haven 9


Eloise Resource Center, Eloise 7
Circle B Bar Reserve, app. required 8
Wilfred Smith Res. Ctr, WH 11
Homeland Heritage Park, Homeland I1


Simmers-Young Park, Winter Haven 7
Wabash Community Ctr, Lakeland 9
Medulla Resource Ctr, Lakeland
Eloise Resource Center, Eloise


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10 am 2 pm


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2 pm 4 pm
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June 05 End of School Bash Wilfred Smith Res. Ctr, WH 5pm 7 pm
June 05 School's Out Fiesta! Eloise Resource Center, Eloise 6 pmr- 8 pm
June 07 Family Fun Night Wabash Community Ctr, Lakeland 7 pm 9 pm
June 17-Aug. 09 Camp R.O.C.K. Summer Rec. Various locations, reg. in March 7:30 am-5:30 pm
June 24-Aug. 02 Summer Frenzy Open Rec. Four resource centers Varies
For Vendor and Volunteer Opportunities or more information on any events or programs:
(863) 534 6911 or parksandrec.polk-county.net
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Eighth district title in nine


years no crazy notion


PHOTOS BY NEAL BYRD
Frostproof netminder Moriah McCullers makes sure that Lake Placid's Allison Burnett isn't a
threat as she covers this loose ball during district playoff action Friday night. The Bulldogs have
posted 11 shutouts this year, and did not give up a goal in district playoff action.


The Bulldogs celebrate as one after securing their eighth district soccer title in the last nine
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Even though she's outnumbered, Frostproof's Mary Metheny is determined to use her good speed
to get to this loose ball. She is battling Lake Placid's Sonia Beccera and Stephanie Bennett.


PHOTOS BY NEAL BYRD
The Bulldogs top offensive threat, Catie Kincaid, used her body to shield the ball away from Lake
Pladd's Jenna Blount.


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Magician bringing important message to kids, parents


Sometimes it's not always what you
say, but how you say it.
For Scott Humston, it's magic and
entertainment that gets across the
ideals of honesty, respect, self-esteem,
cooperation and responsibility.
He will be bringing his unique show
to Frostproof Jan. 24, and will entertain
at all three local schools.
At 9:30 a.m., he will present a show
at Ben Hill Griffin Elementary, and in
the afternoon he will make a stop at
Frostproof Elementary.
He will also have a special, free
evening community show for all parents
and kids at the Frostproof Middle
Senior High School starting at 6:30 p.m.
This is a different show from the two
he will perform earlier in the day, and
parents are encouraged to bring their
- children.
Humston has led an extraordinary
life. Overcoming a speech related birth
defect to become a full time speaker and
performer, Scott now devotes his life
to the art of motivating through enter-
tainment. Scott holds a BA. in com-
munication studies and dramatic arts.
He entertains, motivates and inspires
hundreds of audiences each year.
Scott has been performing in front of
audiences for more than 24 years, yet he


is only 39. He started performing magic
shows at the age of 13.
"I've always had a desire to inspire
people," says Scott. "I was born with
a birth-defect known as a cleft-palate.
Chances are that you, too, know some-
one with this 'defect'. I have had six
surgeries, years of speech classes, and
lots of braces! I overcame this 'defect'
in part because my parents, teachers,
pastors and others encouraged and
inspired me and taught me that I could
accomplish great things." ,
Every week Scott performs in front
of hundreds, sometimes thousands, of
people. But Scott's show is more than
just entertainment. It has a message
revealed in wit and warmth.
The ability to reach people is a life-
time dream for Scott. "God has granted
me the talent and devotion to spread
fun in a very creative way," Scott says.
He's been invited to perform his pro-
gram in hundreds of schools, churches,
and corporations. Those places include
Warner Brothers Records, Southwest
Airlines, Saddleback Church, and even
three shows for the White House.
He lives in Grand Island, Florida,
with his wife of 18 years, Debi, and four
amazing kids, Hannah, Abby, Nathaniel,
and Rachel.


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Scott Humston and his puppet Justa Beaver.


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Board nails down details for superintendent search


By MARYCANNADAY
MCANNADAY@HEARTLANDNEWSPAPERS.COM
Members of the Polk County School
Board have started to lay out the criteria
they say a new school superintendent
will have to meet.
The board met Friday morning with
Wayne Blanton of the Florida School
Board Association, who is conducting
the search for Polk's next superin-
tendent. Within a few hours they
nailed down crucial details to get the
search under way. They decided on a
salary range of $210,000 to $260,000;
a requirement of 10 years administra-
tive experience (with five of those in
senior management), a minimum of a
master's degree or equivalent pref-
erably a doctorate, and experience in
districts of 25,000 students or larger.
The search is under way due to the re-
tirement of Sherrie Nickel in November
2012 due to family health issues. Former
Polk superintendent John Stewart is
serving as interim superintendent.


Blanton told the board he hoped
to place the ad in Education Week
Magazine by Feb. 1, running it for six
consecutive issues. Blanton said that
publication is by far the most effec-
tive medium for drawing applicants.
To get the ball rolling, he needed
guidance on timelines, salary range
and qualifications. He also discussed
the process for the search and what it
would look like.
Dick Mullenax, in the salary discus-
sion, initially suggested a range of
$210,000 to $240,000, and Tim Harris
wanted to start the range at a lower
figure, but Debra Wright said, "I am
concerned about the $200,000 part.
I think we may eliminate some high-
quality candidates if we make the range'
too low." The board agreed.
Polk is a huge school district com-
pared to most, with 94,000 students.
"Eighty percent of school districts
nationwide have 5,000 students or
less, so the sheer size of Polk County
is startling to some candidates,"


Blanton noted. Withathis in mind,
one of the qualifications will be that
the candidates have experience in
districts with at least 25,000 students.
"People from smaller districts don't
understand that this is a totally dif-
ferent job in a large district," Board
chairperson Hazel Sellers noted.
The board discussed the types of
applicants that would be vetted and
whether to require candidates that
are sitting superintendents or former
superintendents, or to accept appli-
cations from deputy superintendents
as well as private sector executives.
Board member Lori Cunningham
said, "We want to be inclusive, not
exclusive. I would love to have a sit-
ting superintendent, but I know that
there are many excellent deputies out
there as well."
Wright agreed, saying, "I think we
should just throw the fishing pole in
the water and see what we catch."
Kay Harris cautioned, "I want to
make sure that whoever we get can


carry their weight."
The board is aiming for a July 1
start date for the new superinten-
dent, but there's some flexibility in
that. Blanton told the board that a
search generally takes four to six
months. An application cut-off date
of March 15 was set, allowing two to
three weeks to read resum6s and do
background searches, and by April 5,
Blanton said he could bring-the top
five to the board.
The board is making sure that the
public and community stakehold-
ers such as chambers of commerce
have a say in the selection, so they
plan a series of public "Meet and
Greet" gatherings as well as putting
a questionnaire online where people
.can indicate what they would like to
see in Polk's superintendent.
The group set aside April 29 to May
10 as a time to interview, show candi-
dates around the county, and to hold
public meetings, and hopes to make a
decision by mid-May to mid-June.


Southeastern University Head
Football Coach Keith Barefield
has announced the hiring of vet-
eran coach and Polk County native
Richard Marsh as the program's first
defensive coordinator.
Marsh comes to Southeastern after
serving as the head football coach at
Thomasville High School in Georgia
since 2005. Marsh led Thomasville to
seven Georgia High School Athletic
Association playoff appearances and
was named the Region Coach of the
Year in 2007.
"I am so blessed that the Lord
*has-called me to be part of Coach
Barefield's staff at SEU," said Nlarsh.
"I feel new and exciting opportuni-
'ties with kingdom building and com-
petition in championship college
football.awaits me at Southeastern."
Marsh's pedigree and ties to Polk
County run deep as he was a three-
year letterman at Barrow Senior High
School where he played for the late'
Paul Quinn, who was at the time
the winningest football coach in the
state of Florida. Marsh was a starting
linebacker on Bartow's 1986 team
which won the State Championship.
After high school, Marsh contin-
ued his football career at Ferrum
College where he played three years
under legendary coach Hank Norton,
who at the time was the winningest
active coach in NCAA III.
After his playing days were over,
Marsh returned to Florida to begin his
coaching career at Frostproof High
School in 1992. Marsh was on staff with
the 1992 State Championship team as


a linebackers coach. After that season,
legendary Frostproof Head Coach
Farris Brannnen decided to retire and
handpicked Marsh as his successor; a
position Marsh held until 1999.
Marsh returned home to Bartow
in 1999 where he served as the Head
Football Coach and Dean of Students
from 1999-2003. Marsh was named
The Ledger's Polk County Coach of
the Year in 2001.
"Wherever Richie Marsh has trav-
eled to be a part of a football pro-
gram, excellence and winning have
followed," said Barefield. "I expect
,the same here at Southeastern. I am
extremely excited to have Richie,
his wife, Jennifer, and the whole
Marsh family join our family here
,at SEU. When it comes to Christian
character, family values, work ethic,
and success, he fits the mold we
are searching for in a coach. Add to
those qualities the fact that he is a
Polk County native and established
his coaching reputation early in his
career at Frostproof and Bartow and
I am even more confident that we
have the right man for the job."
Marsh earned a bachelor's degree
in liberal studies from Ferrum
College in 1991 and his master's
degree from The University of South
Florida-Lakeland in educational
leadership in 2004. He and Jennifer
have five children.
Barefield and his staff have begun
recruiting for Southeastern with
plans to begin practice in the fall of
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is looking toward the future and it's
goals, as they begin a process called
strategic planning.
The process, which will be done
over a six-month period, kicked off
with discussion of a new mission
statement. District officials sent out
a survey to school and district office
employees, community members and
parents asking them to choose among
a selection of mission statements. In
all, 1,875 people responded, according
to a presentation Tuesday by Wilma
Ferrer, Senior Director of Assessment,
Accountability and Evaluation.
From the favorites according to
the survey, the school board reached
consensus on "Quality Education for
all Students."
With that as a springboard, a num-
ber of meetings will be held between
parents, community members, and
school staff to come up with a working
plan encom passing student achieve-
ment, community involvement, a
safe and secure environment, a needs
assessment and a way to build morale,
as well as addressing the diversity con-
cerns of such groups as the Concerned
Citizens of Polk County.


Also folded into the process will be
a list called SWOT, which stands for
strengths, weaknesses, opportunities
and threats. School officials compiled
the list at a brainstorming session, and
some of the identified items include
the strength of "a talented, knowledge-
able staff in many areas," a weakness
of "lack of trust by schools for the
district office," an opportunity from
"an engaged and interested commu-
nity," and a threat from "unfunded and
underfunded mandates." There were
24 items in all on the SWOT list.
During the discussion Tuesday, new
school board member Hunt Berryman
asked, "Why are the goals identified
by the board in August not included?"
(in the strategic planning materials.)
"I think those should be honored,"
Berryman said. Ferrer assured him
that those goals would be part of the
process.
The initial strategic session
Wednesday included 75 people, Ferrer
noted. "We're trying to get input from
as many people as possible," she said.
Interim School Superintendent John
Stewart told the board that overall,
there should be two guiding principals:
"grade level proficiency in reading and
grade level proficiency in math."
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PASSION for PETS


Parrot diet recommendations


More and more households are
choosing "non-traditional" pets tw .
be members of the family.
In my practice I have seen
everything from skinks and moni-
tors to coatimundi and kinkajous.
However, by far the most common
of the exotic pets are birds. The
majority of birds being kept as pets
are part of the order Psittaciformes
(parrots). These include macaws,
cockatoos, African Greys, cockatiels,
lovebirds, parakeets and many
more. '
Characteristically they have a
strong, curved beak, and zygodactyl
feet (two toes forward and two toes
facing backward). Caring for these
birds can be very rewarding, as they
can be very affectionate and inter-
active. But. their care does require
some effort on your part. By far the
most common husbandry issue, that


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causes illness in birds, is diet.
In the wild the majority of psit-
tacines are seed eaters. However, as
pets our birds tend to be spoiled.
They are not out flying and foraging
for food, they have a smorgasbord
of tasty treats present to them in a
bowl every day.
Birds are very intelligent and they
know what they want. They will pick
through a mixture of food selecting
their favorites, and throwing the rest


to the ground. This often leads to an
excessive consumption of seeds and
nuts, which is not a balanced diet.
In an effort to have a healthier,
happier, more beautiful and more
active bird, formulated bird diets
have been developed. Pelleted
diets, such as Harrison's, Zupreem
and Mazuri, take all of the neces-
sary components for a healthy diet
and grind them up. A pellet is then
extruded, just like a kibble for a dog
or cat, which the bird cannot pick
apart to eat just their favorite parts.
This sounds all well and good, but
now comes the challenge. Try to
get your bird that has been used to
eating pizza and Snicker's bars all its
life to want to eat fish and broccoli.
This transition process is often sloiv
and takes patience on the parts of
both the owner and the bird.
My recommendation is to begin


feeding 90 percent of the current
diet and 10 percent of the pelleted
diet. Each week try to decrease the
amount of junk by 10 percent and
increase the amount of pellets by 10
percent.
Ideally 50-70 percent of the bird's
diet will consist of these nutrition-
ally balanced pellets. Another 20-30
percent of the diet should consist
of vegetables. Dark, leafy green and
yellow meaty vegetables have the
most nutritive value. Broccoli, en-
dive, peppers, spinach, squash and
lettuce are all good options. Avoid
avocados as these are toxic to birds.
Approximately 1-5 percent of the
diet should consist of fresh fruits.
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are good choices. An occasional
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FROM PAGE 14
lead to an overgrowth of yeast. Also,
make sure you choice the fresh
fruits over dried which pack a lot of
sugar into a small quantity. Other
items which can and should be fed
in small quantities include meats,
legumes, whole grains and dairy.


Seeds and nuts can still be given as
occasional treats.
While feeding a pelleted diet
may not be as exciting to us as all
the colorful seeds and nuts, it is
the most balanced diet for your
bird. Incorporating all of the other
components mentioned above also
makes for good variety. Most impor-
tantly, be patient. It may take weeks
or months for your bird to convert
to a better diet.


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PHOTOS
BY BRIAN
ACKLEY
Ray Ison of
Columbus,
Indiana,
admires the
water wheel
at the Farmer's
Co-op Building
at Flywheelers
Park last
Friday. He
was on hand,
as were
thousands of
others, for the
group's longest
running show;
this was the
26th annual
antique
engine and
tractor swap
meet.


John Kalin of Poughkeepsie, New York, and George Starkus of Massachusetts, enjoy a close look at
some of the toy tractors on display.


Sunshine Alpacas of Sebring had some of their friendly animals on display, including Honey Love,
being shown by Debbie Willis. The farm's alpacas are shorn once a year, in late April, and their
fleece is made into custom colored yard. Sunshine is the only alpaca farm in the country that
processes its own fleece, Willis noted.


Wild Willies Used Car Lot always generates lots of gawkers and interesting conversation, some of
which is surely memories of auto travel from days gone by.


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When Bobby Noell isn't amazing visitors with the hundreds of interesting and unusual displays in
his building, he amazes them with magic tricks.


Bobby
Noell's
musical
contrap-
tion, we're
not sure
what else
to call it
since it
takes up
a whole
wall and
is a piano,
percussion,
strings and
everything
else, also
puts on a
pretty good
show.


PHOTOS
BY BRIAN
ACKLEY
Some
guests
strolling
through
the historic
village
area got a
tasty treat.


This organ sounded pretty good, despite being originally made for the 1939 World's Fair.


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FEELING


Three promoted at LMRC


Janet Fansler, Evan Jones and Mary
Ford were all promoted at Lakeland
Regional Medical Center "to fulfill the
health system's expanding mission and
vision," the president said.
"The principle behind these promo-
tions is our transformative vision in
becoming a clinician-led health system
committed to raising the quality of
healthcare while lowering the cost, and
in so doing, improving the health of the
broad communities we serve," he said.
Fansler was promoted to executive
vice president and will continue to
serve as chief nurse executive and chief
operating officer.
Her role will be expanded by having
Jeff Payne, vice president of Human
Resources, report to her.
During FY12 Fansler's leadership
played a key role in driving changes
in the emergency department that led
to national-level outcomes and sig-
nificandy improved patient wait times
and quality of care. By the end of 2012,
more than 80 percent of patients visiting
emergency were discharged or admitted
to an inpatient bed within three hours.
At the same time, more than 85 percent
of our patients were seen by a physician
in less than 30 minutes. In addition,
Fansler has been highly successful in
building a culture of excellence within
the nursing staff and in aligning nursing
services with overall organizational goals
and strategic initiatives.
Jones was promoted to executive vice
president and will continue serving
as chief financial officer for Lakeland
Regional Health Systems.
Since joining the LRMC team in
2011, Jones has directed efforts to make
significant improvements to Lakeland
Regional's revenue cycle and operational
efficiency. Under him, the LRMC/LRHS
income from operations improved
from $7 million in FY11 to $42 million
in FY12. This was accomplished at the
same time that LRMC provided $59
million in uncompensated care. He also
supported critical efforts to mitigate
reductions in Medicaid reimbursements
that were proposed during Florida's 2012
legislative session and played a key role
in working with the Polk County Board
of County Commissioners to increase
access to care for participants in the Polk
County Health Plan.
Ford was promoted to the role of
senior vice president and will continue
as chief information officer, providing
strategic and operational leadership
for technology; physician and clinical
informatics; quality and performance
improvement; risk management; health
information management reporting; and
support for the organization's day-to-
day operations.
Since joining LRHS, Ford has in-
tegrated risk management, quality,
performance improvement, decision
support and regulatory functions into a
unified team with a focus on collabora-
tion and strategy. This effort has led to
improved support for finance, strategic
development, compliance and clinical
and support services. Collaborating
with the leadership team and key
clinicians, Ford led the historic
digitization of Lakeland Regional
with a single electronic health record
system, resulting in 100 percent of
physicians efficiently entering medical
orders electronically and full integra-
tion of all financial, operational and
clinical systems. Moreover, she has
secured $12.5 million in healthcare
reform stimulus funding for LRHS by
meeting Federal ARRA Meaningful Use
requirements set forth in the American
Recovery and Reinvestment Act.


Barely 24 hours at the helm of Cornerstone Hospice, new President and CEO Charles Lee listens
intently to Polk staff issues during his "Meet'n Greet" at the nonprofit's Polk operations center
in Winter Haven. Making a point to the new CEO is, from left, Deb Harley executive director for
Hospice's Polk-Hardee-Highlands region; nurse Pat Ludemann, patient care supervisor; Lee and
Dr. Lucy W. Ertenberg, vice president and chief medical officer for the seven-county healthcare
organization.


Cornerstone Hospice staff members, all Polk County residents of the Hispanic Care Team review
roster of bilingual patients and families requiring assistance at the nonprofit's operations center
in Winter Haven. From left is social worker Brenda Torres, social worker Sylvia Leddy, registered
nurse and clinical liaison Vivian Norrell, nurse and admissions manager Violet Argo, licensed
practicing nurse Darlene McSwain, and chaplain Orlando Rodriguez. Not pictured is members
of the Highlands branch of the Hispanic Care Team: Diana Perkins, Elizabeth Bryant, and Maria
Serapio Rojas.


New CEO takes'helm of
Cornerstone Hospice
Charles Lee, started his tenure at the
helm of the seven-county nonprofit with
a Wednesday "Meet 'n Greet" at Polk
County operational center on Havendale
Boulevard in Winter Haven.
"It is worthy to note that out of our
8,000-plus square mile central Florida.
service geography, out of multiple op-
erational centers from Lake and Sumter
counties on the north to Highlands and
Hardee counties on our south, our new
CEO marks the taking of the helm of
Cornerstone Hospice on his first day on
the job right here in Winter Haven," said
Deb Harley, executive director for the
nonprofit's Polk-Hardee-Highlands re-
gion. During his Polk County staff Meet
'n Greet visit, Lee assured everyone that
they'll have the physician support, tools
and resources required for continued
growth in the huge Polk county region.
"I am committed for us to have all
resources in place to allow us to expand
as opportunities arise. I see our census
has been growing here and you have my
support and encouragement so we can
manage issues that accompany growth
and professional patient care ... Patients
and family care always comes first," said
the new CEO.

Hispanic Care Team named
The caregivers at Cornerstone Hospice
www.cornerstonehospice.org have
long recognized that patients are more


comfortable and fare better when they
are able to communicate in their native
language. It is for that reason that the
.nonprofit with operational center at
Havendale Boulevard in Winter Haven
recently announced its Hispanic Care
Team to care for patients residing
anywhere in Polk County.
"So that nothing gets lost in transla-
tion, this bilingual care team is extremely
important to our Hispanic patients and
their families," said Deborah Harley, '
executive director for the organization's
Polk, Hardee and Highlands region. "We
have always put the needs of the patients
as a priority."
The Cornerstone Hospice Hispanic
Care Team brings to this effort their vari-
ous disciplines from the team's members
such as nurse and admissions manager
Violet Argo, social workers Sylvia Leddy
and Brenda Torres, nurse and clinical
liaison Vivian Norrell, hospice aide Tiara
Miles, team nurse Darlene McSwain,
team assistant Adriana Rua, and volun-
teer Marva Lewis-Fuhriman.
"Oftentimes, today's medical and
healthcare-specific terminology is writ-
ten with such degree of complexity that
it's not easy for native English speakers
to comprehend, now imagine someone
who comes from the Caribbean, Mexico,
Central or South America plus add to it
facing a life-threatening illness ... This
Hispanic Care Team is indeed a great
addition to our patient care" explained
Dr. LucyW. Ertenberg, vice president and
chief medical officer for Cornerstone
Hospice.


Good Shepherd Hospice
needs volunteers
Good Shepherd Hospice needs volun-
teers and has set a 90-minute oreintation
session.
Volunteers at all levels from provid-
ing companionship for a hospice patient
to supplying office help to facilitating a
children's grief support group to sup-
porting families at the George Forsythe
Hospice House. The organization is
in need of specialty and professional
volunteers, such as clowns, licensed
hairstylists, massage therapists and nail
technicians.
-The next volunteer orientation session
is scheduled for Monday, Feb, 4 at
10 a.m. at the Good Shepherd Hospice
Resource Center, 1239 E. Main St., Suite 1,
Bartow. The training is free, and volunteers
do not need any type of prior experience.
For information, call Regina Merrick at
863-551-3943 or merrickr@chaptershealth.
org for more information or to register.

Three doctors join Watson
Dr. Shawn Chhabra,
Dr. Jorge E. Burgueno and
Dr. Carlos A. Feliciano have
recently joined the Watson
Clinic.
Chhabra, a board-
certified ophthalmologist
who will treat patients
from the fourth floor of DR. SHAWN
Watson Clinic's Main at CHHABRA
1600 Lakeland Hills Blvd..
Lakeland.
He performs a wide
range of procedures
including cornea trans-
plaits,catiaract surgery,
bladeless LASIK surgery
and other laser surgeries.
He has his undergraduate
and medical degrees from DR. JORGE
Boston University. He then BURGUENO
completed his internal
medicine internship at
Harvard Medical School/
Brigham and Women's
Hospital, also in Boston.
Prior to joining Watson
Clinic, Chhabra practiced at
The Eye Clinic of Florida in
Zephyrhills. DR.CARLOS
Burgueno is a hospital- FELICIANO
based physician. As a
hospitalist, and will order
appropriate tests, monitor patient condi-
tions, make treatment decisions and
coordinate patient care for Watson Clinic
patients admitted to Lakeland Regional
Medical Center in Lakeland. His areas of
expertise include diabetes care, pallia-
tive medicine, critical care medicine and
hospice care.
Burgueno received his medical degree
from the Higher Institute of Medical
Science in Camaguey, Cuba. He per-
formed his internship and residency in
internal medicine and critical care at the
Higher Institute of Medical Science in
Havana, Cuba, and an additional intern-
ship and residency in internal medicine
at Texas Tech University Health Science
in Lubbock, Texas.
Feliciano is a board-certified neurolo-
gist who will see patients from his office
on the third floor of Watson Clinic's
Main t 1600 Lakeland Hills Blvd.,
Lakeland, as well as at Lakeland Regional
Medical Center. Feliciano received his
medical degree from the Ponce School of
Medicine in Ponce, Puerto Rico. He per-
formed his internship at Ponce School of
Medicine/ Hospital Episcopal San Lucas,
and his residency in neurology at the
University of South Florida in Tampa.


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January 23, 2013


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Wolf-Parininson-White not only cause of rapid heart beat


DEAR DR. ROACH: Can you tell me
how the WPW syndrome is detected? My
mother had the WPW syndrome, and
I think I have it. Sometimes my heart
beats fast and wobbly. My whole chest
sometimes goes up and down. I went to a
cardiologist. My stress test was good. My
echocardiogram was good.
Does my heart have to be in the throes
of beating off track for the doctor to record
and detectWPW syndrome? T.Y.
ANSWER: The "WPW" is Wolf-
Parkinson-White syndrome, a common
(1 in 100) heart condition in which the
electrical impulse coming from the heart's
pacemaker in the atria takes an alternate
pathway to the ventricles of the heart.
Normally, the electrical stimulus travels
down a pathway so that it arrives in the
ventricle precisely when needed. However,
inWPW syndrome, the impulse comes
too quickly down the alternate path.
Occasionally, this leads to a big problem,


because the electrical impulse can travel
back up the normal path and down the
fast path again, over and over, causing an
extremely rapid heart rate.
WPW usually is found on a routine EKG.
There are cases where it can't be seen, in
which case a stress test is often diagnostic.
But there are more causes for fast heart-
beats.Your cardiologist has done both the
echo and the stress test. If you keep having


symptoms, you could wear a device that
records your heartbeats continuously for
24-48 hours, called a Holter monitor, or
an event monitor for even longer times.
Speak to your cardiologist if you keep
having symptoms.
WPW can be treated with medication,
but it now is more frequently being treated
with radiocatheter ablation, where the
extra pathway is destroyed with radio
waves. Not everyone withWPW needs
treatment. .
DEAR DR. ROACH: I was wondering
what you think about the latest blow
against calcium. German and Swiss
researchers followed 24,000 adults for 11
years. They found that regular users of
calcium supplements had an 86 percent
increased risk of heart attack! I've been
taking vitamin and calcium supplements
for years. Should I be concerned? VA.
ANSWER: There have been three papers
looking at calcium and heart disease risk


published in the past year. Two of them
showed no benefit or evidence of harm,
and one showed evidence of benefit.
I carefully read the German study you
cite, and the 86-percent apparent risk
almost disappears when you look at the
data regarding the cumulative effects of
supplementation.
New data always should be reviewed
with caution, especially if it overturns ac-
cepted scientific wisdom. Once in a while,
something really does turn the scientific
world on its head, but in this case I don't
think that calcium supplementation is
likely to cause a large increase in heart risk.
On the other hand, it isn't likely to cause
a large benefit, either, so consider why you
are taking it. For people with osteoporosis,
the benefits of taking calcium clearly out-
weigh the risks. For everyone else, getting
all the calcium you need from food isn't
easy, but it may have the best outcome of
all.


Plumper fingers feel better


As anybody who's ever gone swimming
or taken a bath knows, one consequence
can be prunmy fingers (and toes). Why it
happens doesn't seem to be entirely clear.
Some researchers say it's the result of
irregular absorption and loss some
skin cells plump with added moisture
while others lose it or because blood
vessels in our fingers and toes constrict
to reduce heat loss, pulling overlying
skin surfaces inward.
Whatever the cause, the result is a
case of temporary digit wrinkles.
It's not a particularly good look, but
it might be healthful and helpful in an
indirect, odd sort of way. A 2011 study
by.Idaho-based researchers found that


WELL NEWS
Scott LaFee


the wrinkles form channel patterns that
divert water away from the fingertip,
not unlike what tire treads are supposed
to do with rainwater.
Scientists at Newcastle University in
the United Kingdom tested the idea,
timing people as they transferred wet
or dry objects from one box to
another with or without wrinkled
fingers. They found that with pruny
fingers, people moved wet objects
12 percent faster than with non-pruny


fingers. Dry objects were moved in the
same amount of time regardless of
finger condition.
The finding suggests an evolved
advantage to ancestors whose digits
pruned when wet. The obvious next
question, noted New Scientist magazine
recently, is why don't our fingers always
remain prune-like?
The Newcastle scientists had one
possible answer: Pruniness means less
skin surface touching an object, which
translates into less sensory input. In
other words, plumper fingers feel better.
Body of knowledge
In the course of an hour, roughly 600,000


particles of skin fall off your
body. In the course of a year,
that adds up to about 1.5 pounds of
flesh the equivalent weight of an
iPad.
Life in Big Macs
One hour of baton twirling burns -
272 calories (based on a 150-pound
person) or the equivalent of 0.4 Big
NMacs.
To find out more about Scott LaFee
and read features b.y other Creators
Syndicate writers and cartoonists,
visit the Creators Syndicate website
at iu'u'i.creators.com.


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1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
Custom Built 3bd/2ba built
1985, Immaculate Condition,
Desirable Location, 2bks
from Lake Wales Lake & Park.
Fenced Back Yard, Fruit
Trees, Block Home 1 car
garage, 1017 Tower Blvd.
$80,000 812-327-5996
Homes for Sale
Frostproof Listings
405 Walter Ave 3/2/1 cpt,
wood & tile 'floors, fenced
$64,900 Call Michelle
2660 Bear Run 2/2/1 cpt,
Blue Jordan Forest $80,000:
OBO, Call Cindy
204 Woodstork Way 3/2 1
acre, fenced $82,000. Call
Michelle
206 Woodstork Way 3/2/2
garage new wood floor, tile
$115,000, OBO Call Cindy
2616 Sand Pine Tr
3/2/Oversized garage 3.24
acres $138,900. OBO Call
Michelle."
1140 Hopson Rd. 2/2
+Unique Detached Lanai
w/hot tub 11 +/-Acres
Reduced $139,900. Call
Michelle
3308 Indian Pipes Tr.
3/2/2 carport, 10 acres,
horse stalls + more
$145,000 Call Cindy
409 W 9th St 4/2.5/2 car
garage, split level, wood &
tile floors reduced $149,000
Call Michelle ,
83 Yale Ave 2/1, $39,900.
Call Wesley
204 Central Ave 2/1/igar,
$49,000. OBO Call Cindy.
130 Overocker Circle 3/2
immaculate concrete block
home with new wood lami-
nate floor, ceramic tile in
bathrooms, new central air
conditioning, some new win-
dows, freshly- ainted inside
and out Asking $69,000.
OBO Seller's are very., moti-
vated! Ask for Michelle
703 N Palm Ave 2/1
$59,000 has a 3 year lease,
corner lot next to Hwy 630
Call Fred
258 Quail Run $110,000
large DW 4/2 on approx.
acres, fenced small
barn/workshop Ask for
Michelle
90 S Lake Moody Rd
$249,000 4/2 on 3.37
acres,lakefront, small grove,
detached garage/workshop
Call Fred
203 West Wall St. 4 apart-
ment units 2-1/1 collects
$460/rmonth each 2-2/1 col-
lects $500/month Asking
$169,500 for all .on corner
lot across the street from
public library, play park and
walking distance to down-
town shopping and .clinic.
Call Wesley
Homes for Rent
124 Lakeview Avenue,
Frostproof 2 bedroom 1
bath with front porch
$425/month 1st, last and
Sec. Call Michelle
10 Center St Frostproof
2bed/lbath w/lbath in det
garage $500/month $250
Security deposit Call Cindy
1350 S Scenic Hwy
2bed/1 bath cottage on Sil-
ver Lake $550/month $550
Security $550/last month
Call Michelle
Keystone Realty Inc.
863-635-0030


1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
CUTE 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH
HOME Very well maintained
home sits on a corner lot. It
has a spacious living room,
dining room, large 12'x24'
enclosed Florida room, laun-
dry hook-up in guest bath, 1
vehicle carport, storage shed
plus workshop/shed, open
patio and circle drive; just list-
ed at $45,000 ID #341
PRIME PLUS REAL ESTATE
INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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2 BED 2 BATH BRICK
HOME This nice home has
stainless steel appliances, a
breakfast bar, ample cabinet
space, a large family room,
screened in patio, fenced
yard, 2 car garage and just
.minutes away from Legoland.
It has new carpet, paint and
septic; just listed at
$103,500 ID #204 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
4 BEDROOM 2 BATH FIXER
UPPER This block home has
a screened in patio as well as
an open patio, 1 vehicle car-
port, multiple sheds, and a
fenced yard;. just listed at
$29,900 ID #260 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
NICE 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH
HOME with ample cabinet
space, breakfast bar, large
closets in both bedrooms,
and a screened in patio; just
listed at $54,900 ID #766
PRIME PLUS REAL ESTATE
INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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STARTER HOME This 3 bed-
room 1 bath home has a size-
able Florida room, fenced
back yard, and shed. It would
make a nice starter home;
-just listed- at $39,900 ID
#1618 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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3 BEDROOM 2 BATH HOME
This home has many kitchen
cabinets, a breakfast bar,
newer wood laminate floors'
and a Florida room. The prop-
erty is fully fenced and sits on
a corner lot; just listed at
$54,900 ID #261 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
SINGLE FAMILY HOME
located on almost 5 fenced
acres, 2 bedroom and 2 bath
split room floor plan, large
28x13 screened porch,
detached garage and pole
barn; listed at $140,000 ID#
6970 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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NEWLY REMODELED
HOME located on a fenced
corner lot near downtown
Lake Wales, 3 bedroom 1
bath with a split bedroom
floor plan, formal living and
dining, newer shingles, floor-
ing and freshly painted.
$59,900 ID#520 PRIME
PLUS REAL. ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
BUNGALOW STYLE FIXER
UPPER With a little TLC this 3
bedroom 1 bath.home will be
adorable, it has a large living
room with formal dining,
newer roof and an oversized
lot. "Priced to sell" Owner is
motivated and will consider all
offers, listed at $34,900 ID#
615 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
NEWER HOME BUILT IN
2005 This spacious 4 bed-
room home has so much to
offer, French doors leading to
screened in back porch, split
bedroom plan, 2 car garage,
ceramic tile, fenced yard with
play area, right outside of city
limits but close to everything;
listed at $99,000 ID# 367
PRIME PLUS REAL ESTATE
INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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OWNER FINANCING AVAIL-
ABLE on this 3 bedroom 2
bath single-family spacious
home with just under
1900sqft heated, attached 2
car carport could easily be
enclosed for a garage, or
even an additional room. Call
today to discuss owner
financing terms. $89,000
ID#4936 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM 2
BATH HOME, This spacious
home comes with a fireplace,
screened in patio, a utility
room with a sink, indoor win-
dow shutters, a separate
entrance to the porch from
the master bedroom, and a 2
vehicle carport with storage
space; just listed at
$121,000 ID #713 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
CANAL FRONT HOME, 3
bed 2 bath home with
screened in ground pool,
breakfast bar, new carpet,
new paint, new roof and new
screen on pool enclosure, 1
car garage, on canal with a
dock and boat lift; listed at
$159,900 ID #6084 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
CUTE 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH
HOME, This nicely land-
scaped home has a screened
in porch, 1 car garage and a
fenced yard; just reduced to
$49,900 ID #106 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
LARGE 2 STORY HOME, 5
bed 3.5 bath 2 story spacious
home with 3,716 sq. ft. living
space has stainless steel
appliances, granite counter-
tops, island, and breakfast
bar; the master bath includes
dual sinks, a separate shower
stall and a spa tub; it has
ceramic tile floors, new car-
pet, screened in patio and an
oversized 2 car garage. Beau-
tifully landscaped with con-
crete paver driveway and
walkway; located in a gated
community; reduced to


1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
$257,500 ID #1860 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
SE WINTER HAVEN 4 BED-
ROOM 3 BATH BUILT IN
2006, Beautiful 2 story home
with new kitchen appliances,
kitchen has granite counter-
tops, formal living and dining
areas; large master suite with
walk in shower plus garden
tub; home has over 2,500 ft.
of living area, beautiful vault-
'ed ceilings, crown moldings,
just listed at $199,900 ID #
7334 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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LAKEFRONT HOME ON
.LAKE WALK- IN- WATER,
large covered dock with boat
lift, formal living and dining
room, family room with fire
place, enclosed florida room,
remodeled kitchen with break-
fast nook, sun room, work
shop, screen porch; Spectac-
ular views from family room,
kitchen and florida room, lush
landscaping, privacy fenced
yard, utility shed, $255,000
ID# 9402 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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AVON PARK--WE HAVE
SEVERAL HOMES FOR
SALE, all are priced to sell
quickly, some with lake view,
great investment opportunity;
call today for more informa-
tion or stop by our office for
details and map.
PRIME PLUS REAL ESTATE
INC. 863-676-7040 or visit
online www.primeplus-
. realestate.com
SEBRING--WE HAVE
MANY LISTINGS IN
SEBRING AREA, HOMES,
CONDOS, Priced Low, call
863-676-7040 today for
more information or. stop by
our office PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. or visit online at
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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WATER-FRONT BEAUTIFUL
HOME ON CANAL LEAD-
ING TO LAKE WALK IN
WATER, Move-In condition,
3 Br. 2 Ba., cathedral ceiling,
spacious living room, large
Florida room with view of
canal and lake, formal dining,
plus eating space next to
kitchen, all appliances, wash-
er and dryer, 2 car garage,
workshop, large covered
dock on deep water canal,
just seconds from the lake,
$175,000 ID# 6616 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC.
863-676-7040 www.prime-
plusrealestate.com


CONDOS


1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM 2 BATH
CONDO in move in condition,
this 2nd floor unit overlooks
the community pool and has a
beautiful wooded view from
the back porch. This would
make a great getaway or
would be perfect for year
round; listed at $45,000 ID#
2112 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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IMMACULATE 2 BEDROOM
2 BATH CONDO located on
the second floor, completely
furnished along with newer
appliances and central a/c
unit, spacious living dining
combo, beautiful views of the
sunrise from the 15x6
screened balcony. Community
offers a great amount of
amenities; listed at $54,000
ID#216 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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GREAT WINTER RETREAT
OR GET AWAY, Completely
Furnished, includes Washer
(no dryer), Ceramic Tile
throughout, bedroom has car-
pet, screened porch has.
ceramic tile, roof new 2009;
Amenities include: Pool, Rec.
Room, Clubhouse, lake
access, spa, tennis courts,
shuffleboard, basketball, mini-
golf, bocci ball, gym, library;
reduced to $40,000 ID
#905 PRIME PLUS: REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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GREAT PRICE ON THIS
FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM 2
BATH CONDO, 1,184 ft. liv-
ing area, screened porch,
convenient location to shop-
ping in the city limits of Lake
Wales. $29,900, PRIME PLUS
REAL ESTATE INC. 863-676-
7040 id # 130 www.prime-
plusrealestate.com
MOBILE HOMES
3 BR. 2 BA. MOBILE HOME
ON 1 ACRE, NICE WELL MAIN-
TAINED HOME WITH STOR-
AGE BLD.
Located just east of Lake
Wales near Lake Rosalie,
Great Fishing and boating-
lake, just reduced to
$59,900 ID# 2188 PRIME


1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
VACANT LAND
2 BEAUTIFUL BUILDABLE
LOTS just under a 1/4 an
acre located in Babson Park.
Property is already cleared
and is just waiting for you to
build the home of your
dreams. Ownership provides
deeded access Crooked
Lake. Asking price is $9,000
per lot. Owner will consider
offers. ID#1012 PRIME PLUS,
REAL ESTATE INC. 863-676-
7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
LAKE FRONT VACANT
LAND Great location to build
your home and have access
to Walk-in-Water Creek,
access to lake depends to
water levels, lot approx. 2.56
acres; just listed at $25,000
ID #L22 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT
IN AVON PARK LAKES This
quiet neighborhood is just
waiting for a new home. The
property is located in the
established Avon Park Lakes
area just a short walk to the
lake, two lots combined for a
80'x100' property which
gives you plenty of space to
build your dream home.
Priced to sell, listed at
$7,500 ID #2821 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
RIVER RANCH RESORT RV
LOT Beautiful wooded lot
available, this is a great place
to put your RV for the season
or the year. Boat dock and
ramp close by with access to
Lake Kissimmee which has
amazing fishing available.
There are many features avail-
able; listed at $25,000 ID
#248 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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JUST OVER 5 BEAUTIFUL
ACRES This amazing country
setting is located in a gated
deed restricted community


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and it's just waiting for you to
build the home of your
dreams, priced to sell at
$45,000 ID #TIGERCRK
PRIME PLUS REAL ESTATE
INC. 863-676-7040
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BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT
NEAR BLUE LAKE, if you are
looking for a spot to build
your dream home, this is the
perfect location, near blue
lake, close to US 27, area of
nice homes; $29,900, PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040
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cruelty
7 Approach
furtively, with "to"
14 Split and united?
152001 Disney film
subtitled "The
Lost Empire"
17 Pioneer
transports
18 Animal's paw
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19 Boston-to-
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20 Strauss's"_
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22 Subject of a
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dispute
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50 Heart lines: Abbr.
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64 Hot spots
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timepiece?
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1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
lot located in Beautiful Area of
Homes. Growing Region Cen-
trally Located between Winter
Haven and Lake Wales. Par-
tially Cleared and ready to
Build your First Home.
$27,900 id #cc PRIME PLUS
REAL ESTATE INC. (863) 676-
7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
WOODED HOME SITE! 2
Acres of Beautiful Woods in
deed restricted community to
build your new home! Not too
*far from Public Boat Ramp
into Lake Rosalie. Owner Moti-
vated and will look at all Rea-
sonable Offers! $39,900 id#
11209 PRIME PLUS REAL


1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
ESTATE INC (863) 676-7040.
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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LAKE. FRONT ON LAKE
WALK IN WATER, Just Over
5 Acres, Partially Wooded,
Private Location, Dead End
Street. Great Price! $59,900
id# Lt22 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE, INC 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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BLUE JORDAN FOREST,'
ALMOST 3 ACRES, BEAU-
TIFUL NATURAL FLORIDA
WOODS, Gated community,
lots of wildlife, enjoy the coun-
try peaceful atmosphere,


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1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
$22,000 ID # 2631 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
VACANT 5 ACRE PASTURE
LAND, with electric on site,
well, and fenced,- zoned for
horses. Just listed $25,000
ID #57 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
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1110 OUT OF AREA HOMES
37 ACRE MIDDLE TN FARM
with 13 acre lake, nice home.
Selling at Absolute Auction,
Memorial Day. Van Massey
Auction Lic 1711. (931)433-
8686 Visit vanmassey.com
DEVELOPER FORCED LIQ-
UIDATION Smoky Mtn. Lake
Property Priced @ Foreclo-
sure/Short sale. Up to 100%
Financing/5% interest. Hurry-
Only 30 Reservations avail-
able! (877)551-0550 ext 100
N.C. MOUNTAINS CABINS
TO CASTLES. NEW HOME
& LAND PACKAGES
STARTING AT $65,900.
Call Toll Free: 1-877-837-
2288 Exit Realty Mountain
View Properties
www.KathyVetten.com
NORTH GEORGIA MOUN-
TAINS 18 Lot Wooded Sub-
division. Prime Location,
Views, Paved Road, Utilities In
$800,000 Invested. Sell For
Balance Owed $398,500
OBO. Terms Owner. 706-374-
1136
1210 HOMES FOR RENT
129 Stevenson Rd, Winter
Haven. 3 bd/2 bath w/1 car
arage & small shop.
850.00 month + security.
No pets. Call 863-678-1498
or 863-241-1528
BABSON PARK, 503. Hillside
Dr., 2br/1.5ba C/H/A, W/D
Included, nice yard, no pets.
$650/mo. plus security. 863-
875-6761.
Bartow 2 or 3bd, frame
home, C/H/A, w/d hookup.
Clean quiet area. $625. mo.
863-559-2230 or 647-1958.
BARTOW, Clean 1Bdr Apart-
ment in Duplex, on Bartow's
Westside. Ceramic tile floors
throughout, large kitchen.
$425./monthly.
863-299-8070.
Fort Meade lbd, Iba
home. Large kitchen, walking
distance to grocery & down-
town. $450. mo., $500. sd.
No Pets! 863-512-7326.
Fort Meade 3bd, 2ba,
quiet neighborhood. $800.
mo. 863-581-7683 '
LAKE WALES: 4BD/2BA
Home $725 mo.; ALSO
AVAILABLE,
Studio Apartment $350 mo.
Call 863-632-1481


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1210 HOMES FOR RENT
Babson Park- 3BR/2BA with
new carpet in bedrooms. Split
floor plan. Spacious yard.
$825/month, SDO $825. Call
Maggie Stohler at Legacy Leas-
ing Services, Inc 863-676-0024
or visit www.LegacyLeases.com
Lake. Wales- 4BR/2BA split
level home with 2 car garage.
New tile floors throughout.
Stainless steel appliances. 2400
sq ft! $1200/month, SD $1200.
Call Maggie Stohler at Legacy
Leasing Services, Inc 863-676-
0024 or visit www.LegacyLeas-
es.com.
Lake Wales- Cozy 4BR/2BA
with fresh interior paint. Located
close to shopping.
$1050/month, SD $1050. Call
Maggie Stohler at Legacy Leas-
ing Services, Inc 863-676-0024
or visit www.LegacyLeases.com
Lake Wales- 3BR/2BA home in
Highland Pointe. Tile floors
throughout. Two car garage.
$950/month, SD $950. Call
Maggie Stohler at Legacy Leas-
ing Services, Inc 863-676-0024
or visit www.LegacyLeases.co
Lake Wales- 2BR/1BA duplex.
Recently updated kitchen.
$500/month, SD $400, 1st,
last, and SD required up front.
Call Maggie Stohler at Legacy
Leasing Services, Inc 863-676-
0024 or visit www.LegacyLeas-
es.com
Lake Wales/Crooked Lake
Park- Cozy 3BR/1BA home with
screened porch and spacious
yard. All new tile floors and
paint. There is a detached
onus room with bathroom that
could be used as a game room
or guest suite. $800/month, SD
$800. Available 11/30/12. Call
Maggie Stohler at Legacy Leas-
ing Services, Inc 863-676-0024
or visit www.LegacyLeases.com
Commercial
Nalcrest- 379 sqft for lease in
a community that boasts 500
apartments and approximately
800 residents. This space
would be ideal for a hair or nail
salon: There is an attached
bathroom. Water and wifi includ-
ed in rent. $4QO/month. Call
Maggie Stohler at Legacy Leas-
ing Services, Inc 863-676-0024
or visit www.LegacyLeases.com
Nalcrest- 950 sqft of
Retail/Office Space for lease in
a community that boasts 500
apartments and approximately
800 residents. There is an
attached bathroom and 600
additional square feet that
could be added on to the exist-
ing 950 sq ft. Water arid wifi
included in rent. $800/month.
Call Maggie Stohier at Legacy
Leasing Services, Inc 863-676-
0024 or visit www.LegacyLeas-
es.com


212 E. Stuart Ave.
Lake Wales, Fl. 33853

1240 CONDOS/VILLAS
FOR RENT
WINTERSET CONDO -
LAKE VIEW 2bd / 2bath,
upstairs
unit. Community amrnenities.
$750.00 per month. Security
deposit required. Call 863-
678-1498 or 863-241-1528


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1300 DUPLEXES FOR RENT
DUPLEX, COUNTRY OAKS,
LAKE WALES, 2BR/2BA, SC
PORCH,1/2 ACRE, CARPORT,
All appliances, includes W/D,
Additional storage, Pest Con-
trol and Yard Maintenance
included. NO PETS. $725
MO. (863)299-4610 OR
(863)258-1553.

1320 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
2/1 in Highland City
Hancock to Chariton
$475-$505/month
Move In Specials
Lakeland Properties &
Mgmt., Inc.
(863)665-8575
Bartow Great Neighbor-
hood!! Near .schools, 1g. yard
w/no yard work, w/d hookup.
2bd, iba. $575. mo., $500.
sd. No pets. Call: 863-512-
7326
BARTOW, Large 1BA
centrally located. Avail.
Now! Move in Special!!
Please Call 863-519-5795.

COLONIAL SQUARE
APARTMENTS
FALL SPECIALS!
1 and 2 Bedroom apts with
central a/c and heat, large
floor plans, abundant clos-
et
space & FREE WATER
Starting at $465/ month
Move-In Specials too
Call 24/7: 866-485-
4961 \
Or visit us online at:
ColonialSquareBartow.com
LAKE WALES Efficiences
$150 weekly / 2 Bedrooms
$750 monthly, utilities fur-
nished.
Call 614-2846
LAKE WALES 1 bedroom, all
utilities paid. No Smokers, No
Pets. call 632-7013
OAKWOOD MANOR
APARTMENTS
PRICES., REDUCED FOR
LEASE UP!
Our updated villa-style
apartment homes provide
comfortable living at a
great price. Rates include
water.
Studio from only $405/mo
1 BR. from only $475/mo
2 BR with w/d' hookups
from only $595/month
Convenient location,
Walk to shopping.
Call 24/7 866-485-
4977
Or visit:
OakwoodManorApts.co
m

1340 MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT
Bartow 2bd, Iba, C/H/A,
clean quiet area. $430. mo.
Call: 863-559-2230 or 647-
1958.


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1500 LOTS & ACREAGE

LAKE FRONT
LOTS & HOMES!
920 KEEN RD. Little
Crooked Lake 1.4 Ac,
Cleared & fenced, Public
boat ramp nearby Asking
$85,000
South Lake Reedy 156 Ft
on Lake Reedy N/S expo-
sure 1+ Ac Asking
$139,000
1821 N. Lake Reedy 3BR
2BA screen porch, dock
"TURN-KEY" ...
Asking $109,900!
2003 2BR 2BA- Garage
,Custom built, cathedral ceil-
ing. in living/dining room,
breakfast bar in kitchen,
Large screen porch Asking
$215,000, e .
CLINCH LAKE Mother-in-
Law 1BR 1BA with LR &
Kitchen as part of this 3BR
2BA lakefront,. cathedral
ceiling in: open living/din-
ing/kitchen, split bedroom,
12x50 screen porch, sea
wall, ,dock & Much More!
Asking $350,000
CLINCH LAKE Beautiful
Sunsets on Clinch from this
3BR 3BA custom home,
cathedral ceiling in great
room/dining/kitchen,, game
room, nice screen, porch!
Walking distance to 3
schools, McDonalds, restau-
rants & banks! Asking
$364,500 .
Breeze Hill
2BR 2BA Doublewide with
enclosed room, deck,
'creened porch and *car-
port.
MOTIVATED! Asking
$29,500
2BR 2BA Doublewide with
screen porch, workshop,
carport, parking for golf
cart,
pond in back. "TURN-KEY"
Asking-$34,900
LOTS: 8400 Breeze Hill Dr
SAsking $9,500; 8586
Breeze Hill Dr. Asking
$14,500
SHORT SALE!
Frostproof Short Sale!
3BR/2BA, living room, din-
ing room, family room with
fireplace, spacious kitchen,
garage, and pool. Needs
TLCASKING $69,000
Sullivan Real Estate
109 North Scenic Hwy.
Frostproof, FL 33843
863-632-2062
LAND LIQUIDATION 20
Acres St.Lucie Waterway
$189,500. 3 miles boat Lake
Okeechobee, 45min boat to
Atlantic. Private/gated. Deer,
turkey, hogs, fishing.
,(888)710-7749 Gulf Atlantic
Land, Broker
1515WATERFRONT
North Carolina Mountain
Lakefront lots. New gated
waterfront community. Dock-
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property tax. Call Now
(800)709-5253 -
1520 OUT OF TOWN LOTS
NC mountain property
.must go. 4.5 acres with out-
standing views and privacy.
$25,000 OBO, great for
home or cabin. (828)394-
9298. Ask for Richard
1610 BUSINESS RENTALS
Commercial property for
rent, 322 S Scenic Hwy, Lake
Wales. Excellent business
location, large building
10,000 sq. ft., 14 ft overhead
doors, 1500 sq. ft. office
Show room with A/C. Security
deposit required. $1800.00 .
per month 863-678-1498 or
863-241-1528

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1610 BUSINESS RENTALS

Great retail or small
office location in down-
town Lake Wales. $350
per month, all utilities paid
by landlord. Downtown
storefront, next to The Lake
Wales News on Stuart
Avenue. Clean and ready to
move right in. Call Jim at
863-969-7454.
Office Space with Great Expo-
sure on Hwy 60 in Lake
Wales. Large Reception area
w/fireplace, plus 3 rooms; 1
w/cabinets & counter. Shared
kitchen & parking. $750 mo.
Rent includes electric, water
& sales tax. Call Kris, 863-
223-8708. Bender Realty,
LLC

2000






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