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Softball coach King Smith passes away


Complications after heart attack claim popular mentor


By BRIAN ACKLEY
BACKLEY @ HEARTLANDNEWSPAPERS.
COM
On the eve of his club's first
district playoff game this year,
Frostproof Softball Coach James
"King" Smith passed away Monday
from complications following a
serious heart attack late last week.
School officials said Tuesday
morning that they would forfeit a
district playoff game.Thesday night
against DeSoto that was scheduled
to be played in Mulberry.
Smith, 65, was in his fifth season
as the Lady Bulldogs coach, accord-
ing to Frostproof athletic director
Chuck Loveless.
"We're not in position to play.
It's just not the right thing to do,"
Loveless said. "It's pretty emotional


here today."
Frostproof was the No. 3 seed in
district play, and had previously lost
twice to DeSoto this year, 7-1 and
10-0.
"He loved the game, he loved
athletics, he loved softball in
particular, on all levels," Loveless
said. "He was a generous person.
He did it all for the kids, nothing
about him. He didn't seek the glory
or anything like that. He was proud
of the opportunity he had to coach
Frostproof."
Loveless said Smith had a better
than .500 record during his tenure
as head coach. He also was an assis-
tant coach for the girl's soccer team
which posted an unbeaten regular
season this past fall, a position he
held under head coach George
Wrye for a number of years.


"He was a good friend and coach,
always the first to practice and
games and the last to leave," Wrye
indicated. 'As good of a coach and
friend that he was, he was an even
greater dad to his daughter Chelle.
He never missed an event in which
she was involved from school to
sports."
Loveless said Smith was dedi-
cated to the school, community
and his student athletes.
"He was proud of Frostproof. He
was a lifelong resident. If you listed
three things, he loved Frostproof,
softball and he loved trying to make
the girls better."
Smith served as the school's
facilities and field manager.
"He took care of all the fields and
COACH |5


Council will have special

meeting on wastewater request

Details between Lemon X and city still being worked out


By BRIAN ACKLEY
BACKLEY @HEARTLANDNEWSPAPERS.COM
Frostproof city council will meet in
special session Thursday to consider
a request from the Lemon X company
regarding the plant's wastewater.
City Manager T.R. Croley said details
were still being worked out between the
two sides as of Monday afternoon, but
that Lemon X had indicated a desire to
have something in place no later than
April 27. The council's next regularly
scheduled meeting isn't until May 6.
2 Croley said even though a final plan
hasn't been put in place, city engineer
Steve Dutch was comfortable with what
has been presented so far..
"He believes the plan is effective and
will not create an issue," Croley said.
Dutch is expected to be at Thursday's
meeting which is scheduled for
4:30 p.m. at city hall. "From what I'm
hearing, it sounds like we're going to be
covered with no problem. If there is an
issue, it will be stopped before it gets to
that."
Councilman Ralph Waters asked
about concerns from any odors from
the plant, that have been a problem in
the past, and that he said he detected


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as recently as last weekend.
"They're going through a treatment
process that will hopefully eliminate
that," Croley said. "There are certain
criteria in place that they'll have to
meet, and tests that will be pulled be-
fore they will be allowed to discharge."
Croley said one of the provisions she
would like the city to include is that
Lemon X have a trained wastewater
operator on site, at their cost.
"That would be one thing I think that
we would want to require," she said.
She said the plan involves holding
tanks now, and discharge can be held
up to six days at a time. The city would
be notified before the plant releases its
wastewater.
"If it passes the tests, it will come
forward to us," Croley added. "If it
does not, it will go back in the holding
tanks."
Lemon X has a manufacturing opera-
tion in a portion of the former Cargill
juice plant on Scenic Highway.
Croley said the city already has an
ordinance in place that would account
for any "extraordinary" charges that
would be connected with the proposal.
COUNCIL 1 5


FILE PHOTO
Smith was honored
just days ago by
the Frostproof
Youth baseball and
softball leagues for
his tireless work on
their behalf.


Lieutenant-



in-waiting


Polk County Sheriff Sgt. Tammy Wagner, center, who has headed up local police operations
at the Frostproof substation, will be leaving her position soon thanks to a promotion to
lieutenant. The promotion ceremony will be next week, although Wagner isn't sure exactly
when her last day will be. There was a farewell reception held after Monday night's council
meeting, with City Manager T.R. Croley dishing out slices of cake. Councilwoman Martha
Neher, right, was one of the well-wishers who stopped by to offer her thanks to
Sgt. Wagner.


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County Report...... Page 8
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* Wednesday, April 16
Student Art Show
The Frostproof Art League and Gallery is
hosting its annual student art show through
the end of the month. The show is open
to the public during normal gallery hours,
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday to Thursday, and
9 a.m. to noon on Friday.
* Thursday, April 17
City Council
The Frostproof City Council will hold a spe-
cial meeting starting at 4:30 p.m. in city hall
to consider a wastewater arrangement with
Lemon X The meeting is open to the public.


* Sunday,April 28
CFA Revival
Christian Fellowship Assembly, 16 East
First Street, Frostproof, will host a revival
with evangelist, Jeremy Cook, Sunday eve-
ning, April 28, at 6 p.m.; Monday, April 29,,
7:30 p.m.; and Tuesday, April 30, 7:30 p.m.
The public is welcome.
* Monday, May 6
City Council
The Frostproof city council will hold a
regularly scheduled meeting at 6 p.m. in city
hall. The council normally meets on the first
and third Mondays of each month.


Student art show now open
The annual Frostproof Student Art Show is interested community members are all
now on display, invited to see the artistic talent of our youth
This year's exhibit features elementary and and high school students.
middle school artists as well as artists from Gallery visitors will be able to vote on a
Frostproof Senior High School in the com- "People's Choice" award, using a penny,
munity's long-standing student show hosted dime or nickel (or other currency) as their
by the Frostproof Art League and Gallery. vote for the best piece of art, up through the
Additionally, there is a display of Tag Art closing day of the exhibit The proceeds of the
by fifth-graders across the state who created "People's Choice" will support the Frostproof
special license plate art for use on the front Art League and Gallery's after school and
tag holder. summer art programs for children.
The show is open to the public through The winners of the "People's Choice" will
Tuesday, April 30, during gallery hours receive special recognition as well. "People's
which are from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Choice" voting will end on Friday, April 27 at
Wednesday and Thursday and 9 a.m. to Gallery closing.
noon on Friday. A panel of artists will be judging both the
"The talent and enthusiasm of the chil- youth entries and the high school entries and
dren is just inspiring. Their joy in life is so will be awarding "best of show," first, second,
evident in their work," according to Diana and third place ribbons as well as prizes. The
Webster Biehl, this year's Student Art Show awards will be announced at the Awards
Director. "It just makes you feel happy to Reception on Tuesday evening, April 16.
view the work, and you've just got to drop in For more information, contact Biehl at
and see what our young people can do!" 863-605-4564 or the Frostproof Art League
Parents, relatives, friends, neighbors and and Gallery, 863-635-7271.


CSX on target to


open next spring


By CATHY PALMER
FROSTPROOFNEWS@HEARTLANDNEWSPAPERS.COM
Evansville Western is deeply into the
process of building the huge intermo-
dal terminal just north of State Road 60
west of Lake Wales, according to CSX
Railroad spokesman Ron Morrow.
Morrow said the massive railroad
and truck transfer center should be
completed by this time next year, but
could not be more definitive at this
time.
"We're doing a lot of work on 1,700
acres of land and all I can tell you is
that we're on target," he said.
The one-mile entrance road from
S.R. 60 into the terminal property has
been completed for several months,
but access is restricted to construction
vehicles, the railroad man explained.
When asked about access, Morrow
explained that S.R. 60 is a mile from
the jump off point for the construction
area, and "then there's another mile to
get to where the work is actually going
on."
The remote site is presently a
beehive of activity, Morrow explains,
saying that on a given day as many as
200 people are present on the work site.
"Most of the people working out
there are from the surrounding areas,"
he added.
Morrow says the terminal construc-
tion doesn't yet have any buildings
underway, but according to earlier
reports, there will ultimately be ware-
house facilities adjacent to the massive
transfer yards.
The CSX project manager said the


intricate rail system was slowly taking
shape.
"We're building all the tracks and
sidings to and from the main lines,"
he said. The sidings are where trains
carrying containers will park while the
containers are off-loaded and reloaded
onto waiting semi tractor trailers, or
the reverse.
The terminal is actually being built
by CSX subsidiary Evansville and
Western which also will operate the
terminal when it is complete.
"You will see lots of CSX trains in and
out and lots of trucks," he said.
He also added that some of the
transfer trucks will belong to CSX, but
other trucking concerns will also use
the facility.
"We have a large fleet of trucks that
are CSX owned or leased, but many,
many others will also be using this
terminal."
Morrow said container shipping had
morphed into the primary internation-
al shipping method in the early 1980s
and had steadily grown since then.
He also said the proposed opening of
the reconfigured and reconstructed
Panama Canal could raise the tonnage
that will make its way through the
terminal.
"We're not sure what affect the canal
will have on our freight shipments, but
we are expecting some impacts," he
said.
Morrow would not divulge the cost of
the terminal, but research shows that
CSX terminals built in Ohio topped
$50 million and in Louisville, Ky., at
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VIEWPOINT


A better system for foster kids


We join the foster parents, children and chil-
dren's advocates who cheered the signing of a
bill last week that will give foster families more
freedom to act like other families in Florida.
The bill sponsored in the Senate by Sen.
Nancy Detert, R-Venice, and the House by Rep.
Ben Albritton, R-Wauchula, and signed into law
Thursday by Gov. Rick Scott removes some of
the bureaucratic hassles foster kids must now
endure in their day-to-day lives. It should bring
more of something child care advocates said has
been lacking: "normalcy."
The foster care system, set up to protect chil-
dren, can be overbearing and overly protective,
advocates say. The fear of liability can trump
common-sense decisions.
The over-restriction sets foster children apart
from their peers in unhealthy ways. These
youngsters don't get to experience childhood
activities like any other kid. Already burdened by
some level of childhood trauma and "different-
ness," they are further stigmatized.
In a very real way, advocates say, the system


Our Viewpoint

can harm the development of vulnerable young
people.
For instance, participation in camp-outs, play
groups and overnight outings may require the
approval of a state caseworker. In some instanc-
es, background checks are required. Civil liabil-
ity, not children's social development, becomes
an overriding concern for caseworkers and foster
parents. For the 19,000 children now in foster
care and 9,000 in foster homes or group homes,
this may prevent or diminish their participation
in the healthy, normal activities of their peers.
The new law establishes a "reasonable and
prudent" standard for parents to follow. They
will be able to let kids join teams, go on school
field trips or cruise around town with their pals
without going through the rigamarole of state
approval.
A plan of goals and objectives will be required,


but the day-to-day hassles will be removed.
Parents will be able to let their foster kids be
kids without fear of lawsuit if something goes
wrong if they act as "reasonable and prudent
parents" would. In other words, the same as
everyone else.
Overall, it seems to bring more balance and
common sense to the system.
"In our zest to protect foster care kids, we've
basically bubble-wrapped them and kept them
from normalcy throughout their childhood,"
said Detert, a longtime advocate for better foster
child services.
Albritton also spoke last week of kids "bubble-
wrapped" in a "veil of safety, not normalcy."
It's telling that this initiative bubbled up from
kids, foster parents and guardian ad litems, the
volunteers who represent the welfare of foster
children. They saw a problernmand worked for a
better system.
Thanks to the leadership of Detert and
Albritton, they reached their goal.


Letters to the editor


Just want to thank you


I have participated in the Polk Senior
Games for 15 years with some degree
of success. Each time my picture/story
appears in the newspaper, I receive
compliments and encouragement from
my family, friends and strangers. After
enjoying "the moment," I redirect the
kind words to Father God who is "the
giver of every good and perfect gift." He
allows me to keep all the memories.
The only reason I receive special
recognition is because of the hardwork-
ing women and men on the newspaper
staff who show up at the competitions
with a camera and pen and make time


to ask me flattering questions. Then
they lovingly write my story. I wonder if
these unselfish and dedicated photog-
raphers and writers know how deeply
their stories impact my life? First of
all, my husband, children and grand-
children enjoy reading your articles.
Athletes see your words and are gener-
ous with their praise and my church
family gives me lots of hugs. Friends
and strangers cut out your stories and
give them to me. Thank you very much.
My story ends with a question. How can

BRASWELLI5


Lakeland prayer match: The Holy 1, Atheists 0


There's something distinctly
American about praying at public
events graduations, football games
and such like. Having witnessed too
many of these prayers to count, I can't
say there is much religious or spiritual
about them, but by golly, we Americans
can be sure that unlike the Brits or
the Swedes or the Japanese whenever
we assemble, we're going to be knock,
knock, knocking on heaven's door.
That goes for our governmental meet-
ings as well. Both houses of Congress
open each day's session with prayer. At
least 82 of the 99 houses of the states'
legislatures do the same, with virtu-
ally all allowing for prayer on some
occasions, according to the National
Conference of State Legislatures.
And in the South and Midwest par-
ticularly, it is hard to find a city council,
county commission or school board


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that doesn't have a local pastor on hand
to invoke the Almighty's blessings on
the proceedings.
Thanks to a recent- ruling from the
11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, the
City of Lakeland will continue to be
one of them. The court ruled in the
city's favor in a lawsuit filed in 2010 by
Atheists of Florida Inc., challenging the
City Commission's practice of opening
its meetings with prayer, contending


that it was a de facto endorsement of
a particular religion, Christianity. The
lawsuit was the culmination of almost
two years of complaints and protests on
the part of the atheist group.
Full disclosure here: I covered this
story for The Ledger of Lakeland from
the time Atheists of Florida began its
protests until 2011.
The city's main antagonist is a
former lawyer from Pennsylvania
named EllenBeth Wachs. Until a recent
falling-out with Atheists of Florida,
Wachs manned a lonely outpost as
director of the Lakeland chapter of the
small Tampa-based organization. With
occasional support from one or two
fellow atheists, Wachs would show up
at the commission meetings, remain
seated during the prayers instead
of standing as requested, complain
about the prayers during the public


comments period, skip over the "under
God" phrase when reciting the Pledge
of Allegiance and engage in other mildly
disruptive acts. Finally, her group filed
the lawsuit.
The commission's practice had been
to invite on a rotating basis pastors
from the city and its immediate en-
virons to offer an invocation. Wachs'
lawsuit complained that the invocations
inflicted religion on those like her who
have no beliefs and that the prayers
offered were sectarian they were
invariably Christian. The lawsuit had
no chance on the first point, since the
U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Marsh
v. Chambers that prayers are allowed
at legislative meetings provided they
do not have a sectarian purpose and
efforts are made to ensure all faiths are

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COACH
FROM PAGE 1
all the grounds," Loveless added. "It's dif-
ficult to deal with. It was kind of a shock."
Earlier this month, the FrostproofYouth
baseball and softball leagues honored him
for his lifetime commitment to the kids of
the city and local athletics.
His contributions were not only noticed
in Frostproof, but elsewhere. Despite hav-
ing a very young team this year, Smith was


COUNCIL


FROM PAGE 1
"While we need to have it taken care
of, I'd hate to have operational costs
passed on to others," Councilwoman
Diana Webster-Biehl said.
Croley said Dutch indicated that the


ordinance was "adequate" for what has
been proposed.
City attorney Mark Smith said
he would talk with Dutch prior to.
Thursday's meeting to have the
engineer put together a sug-
gested ",checklist" of things the city
might want to include in a final
agreement.
Croley said the city and firm have


been working together for a while now
on a wastewater plan.
"I'm just giving you some broad
info," Croley added. "In their de-
fense, they've been talking with us,
trying to come up with a solution
that would work for both of us.
They've come up with this plan
which Steve feels very comfortable
will work."


BRASWELL


FROM PAGE 4
I honor you and give back to you some
of the recognition and pleasure that you
bestow upon others?
Claudette Braswell
Lake Wales


MCMULLEN
FROM PAGE 4
represented.
The lawsuit's second point was true,
since out of all the city's houses of
worship, only three are non-Christian
- one synagogue, one mosque and
one Hindu temple, and the mosque
and the temple have no installed clergy.
In other words, the prayers were sectar-
ian, but they reflected the religious


nature of the city. Still, the city altered
its policy slightly to ensure it complied
with Marsh, and the lawsuit was
thrown out at the District and Circuit
levels.
Wachs may be a gadfly, but she paid
a price in the form of unwarranted
harassment. She got the usual comple-
ment of hate mail, but then Polk
County Sheriff Grady Judd, who had
clashed with Wachs on another matter,
had Wachs arrested on charges later
dropped of practicing law without
a license simply because Wachs used


"Esq." after her name on a petition. It
was a petty, all-too-predictable abuse
of authority from the establishment of
a traditional county like Polk.
My view is that these prayers are
pretty harmless from a civic point
of view, which is exactly why they're
problematic from a religious point
of view. These prayers are invariably
bland, homogenized pablum intended
to reassure the status quo rather than
hold it up to the all-revealing light of
God. Any prayer that really tapped into
the nature of God would clear out a


council chamber in seconds.
I recall one pastor saying that if he
were ever asked to pray at a football
game, it would be the last time because
he would say something like, "Lord,
forgive us for trivializing the act of
prayer in this way."
To which I say, Amen.

Cary McMullen is a journalist and
editor who lives in Lakeland. He can be
reached at cmcmullen@floridavoices.
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also recently named the Class 4A, District
10 Coach of theYear as voted on by his
fellow coaches.
He was a 1965 graduate of Frostproof
High School. Friends will be received
from 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Marion
Nelson Funeral Home in Frostproof. A
memorial service will be held at 3 p.m.
Thursday at Frostproof's First Baptist
Church, with burial to follow in Silver
Hill Cemetery. A full obituary was not
available in time for this week's edition
of the News, but will be printed next
week.




FILE PHOTO
Frostproof's
King Smith,
where he
was always
comfortable
and proud,
coaching the
Lady Bulldogs
softball team
from the third
base box.


PHOTO BY BRIAN ACKLEY


Todd Milton, right, takes the oath of office Monday night during a Frostproof Council
meeting. Milton, who was appointed by mayor Anne Dickinson in February to fill the
term of Kay Hutzelman, defeated Mike Denby in voting April 2, for a full three-year term.
City Clerk Sarah Adelt is administering the oath, while Dickinson looks on. Dickinson was
unanimously approved by the council as the city mayor for a full one-year term, while Diana
Webster Biehl was approved as vice mayor. Dickinson took over as mayor in February when
Hutzelman and her husband Paul moved to Nokomis.


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OBITUARIES


Walter 'Bill'

Childs, Sr.
Mr. Walter "Bill" Childs, Sr., 88, of
Lake Wales, Fla., died on Friday, April 5,
2013, at his home.
He was born Sept. 17, 1924, in
Norwood, Mass., and moved to Lake
Wales in 1987 from Orlando. He was
a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, a
member of the American Legion, and
a Life Member of the VFW Post #2420,
Lake Wales. He was retired after 29
years as a caretaker for the Foxboro
Company in Massachusetts. He was a
member of the First Christian Church
of Lake Wales.
He is survived by his wife Geneva
Childs; children Alice LaPlante
of Zephyrhills, Linda LaBelle of
Pawtucket, R.I., Walter R. Childs, Jr. of
New Bedford, Mass., and Debra Childs
of Rhode Island, four stepsons, six
grandchildren, two sisters, and four
brothers.
A graveside service is at 12:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 18, 2013, at the Florida
National Cemetery, Bushnell. Military
honors will be rendered by the Honor
Unit of American Legion Post #8,
Winter Haven.
Johnson Funeral Home in Lake Wales
is in charge of arrangements.


Rita Lopez

Rita Lopez of Lake Wales died
April 10, 2013, from a stroke. A visita-
tion will be held Friday, April 12 from 6
to 8 p.m. at Whidden-McLean Funeral
Home of Bartow with funeral services
on Saturday at 1 p.m.


Lamar Pickles
Lamar Pickles, 66, of Lake Wales
passed away Wednesday, April 10,
2013, at the Somers Hospice House in
Sebring.
He was born Sept. 16, 1946, in Lake
Wales to the late Howard Lee and Lois
Pickles; he was a lifelong resident of
the area. He was employed by Florida's
Natural and served in the U.S. Army. He
was a member of the Lake Wales VFW
and the Lake Wales Elks Lodge; and
,enjoyed fishing, family gatherings and
cookouts.
Survivors include his wife of 21
years, Sharie Pickles; sons, Terry
Pickles of Bartow and Rodney Pickles
of Auburndale; stepdaughter, Kimberly
Gimondo (Lee) of Apopka; stepson,
Albert Coppedge of Frostproof; sister,
Janan Parrish of Lake Wales; stepsisters,
Sheila Leslin (Rich) of Rockford, Ill.,
and Cheryl Bair (Paul) of Winter Haven;
stepbrother, Lamar Beasley of Winter
Haven; five granddaughters and one
great-granddaughter.
A memorial service is at 2 p.m.
Monday, April 15, 2013, at the Marion
Nelson Funeral Home in Lake Wales
with Rev. Paul Gordon officiating. In lieu
of flowers, donations may be sent to the
Good Shepherd Hospice. Condolences
may be sent to the family and the
webcast of the service can be viewed at
www.marionnelsonfuneralhome.com.


Leroy Lancaster

Leroy Lancaster of Lake Wales passed
away Friday, April 12, 2013, in Lake
Wales. He was 88. Marion Nelson
Funeral Home in Lake Wales is handling
the arrangements.


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Raymond H.

Tindell, Jr.

Raymond H. Tindell, Jr., died
Saturday, April 6, 2013.
Mr. Tindell was born Oct. 17, 1954, in
Lake Wales, Fla.
He was preceded in death by his par-
ents Raymond and Sophia Tindell. He
is survived by his daughter, Cecily M.
Tindell; sisters, Elizabeth Hunnicutt and
Raylene Scott; brother, James Tindell;
and Elizabeth Tindell.
A memorial service is at 10:30 a.m.
Saturday, April 20, 2013, at Babson Park
Community Church, Babson Park, Fla.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be
made to Cecily Tindell's college fund at
any MidFlorida Credit Union.
Please contact a family member for
further details.
Steele's Family Funeral Services in
Winter Haven, Fla., is in charge of
arrangements.


Phillis M. Moody

Phillis M. Moody of Lake Wales died
Tuesday, April 16, 2013, at her home from
cancer. A memorial gathering will be
announced at a later date. Contact a family
member for further details. Marion Nelson
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attend the service, which will be held
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week in which May 15 falls, as National
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lost their lives in the line of duty for the
safety and protection of others.
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By Jason A. Penrod, Esq.


I am privileged and thankful to have the opportunity to write for the newspaper
again. Since I will be covering a series of elder law subjects in future articles,
I thought it appropriate to begin by discussing the very nature of elder law.

So what is elder law? The best definition is that elder law is the holistic
approach to the legal affairs of the elderly and their families. Elder law often
concentrates on designing estate plans designed to meet the lifetime needs of
seniors and their loved ones. Once those lifetime needs are met, the elder law
attorney also creates the traditional estate plan for post-mortem disposition
of assets.

The different subject areas of an elder law practice may include long-term
care insurance planning, "crisis" Medicaid and Veterans Administration
planning, guardianships, special needs planning, traditional estate planning,
real estate, and probate. At times, elder law is a blend of the aforementioned
practice areas with additional practice areas. That is why I believe the holistic
definition is so fitting.

In other words, an elder law attorney is an attorney who evaluates a client's
situation and advises on how best to secure his or her well-being. The focus
of counsel is how to ensure one's lifetime needs are met. As we all know, life
can change dramatically when we age and we want to make sure that we are
prepared to adapt to meet any unmet needs.

Examples of some "thinking outside the box" types of questions that an
elder law attorney may ask his or her client are the following: "What are
your favorite activities?", "Which of these activities can we make sure you
continue enjoying?", "Is there anything that you feel you need right now but
do not have?", "What are your main concerns and worries about the future?",
and "Do you have a plan in place were you to require long-term care?"

As we age, I believe most of us are looking for "Peace of Mind". If the elder
law attorney can provide that that solace to his or her client, as well as to his or
her respective families, then the attorney has performed an invaluable service.

P.S. I want to thank so many of you for all the prayers and love Mony and I
have received towards welcoming our baby girl, Isabella Sophia Penrod, in to
this world. Born January 14, 2013; 51bs, 15oz.


The Lake Wales News is pleased to offer the legal column entitled "From the
Attorney's Desk", authored by Jason A. Penrod, a law partner with Family
Elder Law. The column addresses legal issues of particular interest to our
readers. In addition, the columnist answers individual questions from the
readership on a wide range oftopics. To submit your questions or suggestions
for topics, please send them to: Lake Wales News; 140 East Stuart Avenue,
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Polytech's new building unveiled in ceremony Tuesday


By CATHY PALM ER
CORRESPONDENT
Florida's mega-million dollar new
university, Florida Polytechnic, reached
a major construction milestone Tuesday
when a topping-off ceremony signaled
the completion of the iconic oval main
building's framework.
More than 150 people attended the
brief ceremony marking the structure's
main building framework had been
completed, including its major propo-
nent former State SenJ.D. Alexander, the
world-famous architect who designed the
building Santiago Calatrava and mem-
bers of the new school's governing board
and foundation.
The brief ceremony at the high-
visibility campus just off Interstate 4 and
the Polk Parkway, drew praise from the
FPU board of trustees chairman Rob
Gidel who said the building was "like a
tree being planted that many of us won't
-be around to enjoy the shade from" and
"it brings us to the time where an idea is
becoming a reality."
The sometimes controversial university,
which has an expected cost of close to
$100 million, will "say who we are for the
future," Gidel added. "This is reflective
of Polk County's enlightenment for the
future."
Calatrava also offered brief comments
saying the new futuristic structure


reflects the Greek
saying "en theos
usum" which he
said translated to
enthusiasm.
"This shows
us all how many
people working
together can make
wonderful things
happen," the
Spanish designer
Calatrava and engineer said.
"This is a spiri-
tual. concept that
will guide others through technology to
achieve art."
The new building features many
innovative design features, according
to reports, including louvers in the roof
that can follow the sun. When completed
in another 14 months, the building will
effectively be the campus and serve some
500 students specializing in engineering,
science, technology and mathematics.
The building will be called the
Innovation, Science and Technology
Building.
The two-story building clad in white
grating will be surrounded by a moat-
like lake that will ultimately imitate the
reflecting pool in Washington, D.C.,
university spokeswoman and commumi-
cations director Joanne Chive says. It will
contain 160,000 square feet of space with


classrooms, auditoriums, research and
teaching labs on the first floor, faculty
and administrative offices, support work
rooms, conference rooms and a library
on the second floor.
There will be 26,000 square feet of
common-use area, much of which will
be in a covered walkway or arcade dotted
with contemplative spots where students
may gather to study or mingle between
classes.
"This will create an innovative, technol-
ogy rich in interdisciplinary environment
for our students," added Chive.
Skanska Construction company Vice
President Chuck Jablon told the assembly
"each and every one of us knows this is
something special. We are committed to
diligence and to bring the best quality to
Florida and the world."
Earlier, Calatrava said the purpose of
his unique design was to show what an
important role landscapes, plants and
water play in the state of Florida. He
also said he wanted to design an iconic
structure that would identify the new
university around the world and also
provide a pedestrian-friendly campus.
Only foot traffic will be allowed in the
middle of the campus with all park-
ing around the outer rim of the main
structures, officials said.
The last stanchion was lifted into place
at the roof center Tuesday by a massive
crane and gingerly placed near where a


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The last stanchion is hoisted into place at
Tuesday's topping-off ceremony at Florida
Polytechnic's new iconic building on the
campus in northeast Polk County.
traditional tree had already been installed
beside a flagpole.
Chive said the building should be com-
pleted in June 2014 and open to students
in August when the fall term begins.


Impact fee discussion


top at joint meeting


County, school board to meet on Friday


By MARY CANNADAY
MCANNADAY @HEARTLANDNEWSPAPERS.COM
One of the top issues under discussion
at a joint Polk County-School Board
meeting Friday will be school impact
fees, which more than ever will be an
important source of revenue for the
district with tax revenues-down and
ever-increasing belt-tightening. Impact
fees are charged to developers to help
compensate for the additional load
on county roads, schools and services.
Whether to continue them, with the
possibility of chasing away new develop-
ment, has been an issue over the past
couple of years.
The meeting where the boards get
together to talk about concerns and
wish lists is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. to
noon Friday at the Jim Miles Professional
Development Center at 5204 U.S. -
Highway 98 S., Highland City. It is open
to the public.
Regarding their stake on impact fees,
which is first up on the agenda, the
school district will present audit results,
school population data, (from 2008 to
the present and projected for the next
five years); current school facility needs
and the current fund balance. Board
members and interim superintendent
John Stewart discussed the importance
of keeping the school impact fees in
place during these tough economic
times.
The district is currently in the process
of trying to trim about $18 million in
order to balance next year's budget, and
they are still about $4 million short of


the mark.
Also on the agenda is an update on
future plans to address overcrowding
at schools attended by Poinciana and
northeast Polk County students. Parents
from Poinciana have long requested a
better solution for their high school-
aged children, than busing them to
Haines City or Osceola County schools,
which takes money out of the district
coffers.
The Poinciana community is in the
unusual position of straddling two
county lines both Polk and Osceola.
There is no provision for high school
within the town but the school board has
been meeting with community members
and facilities staff seeking a solution.
Other topics to be discussed Friday
include partnering with the Citrus
Connection and Winter Haven Area
Transit to provide after-school program
transportation at no cost. Also, joint use
of fields and facilities for high schools
and county recreation purposes is on the
agenda.
School board policies that will be dis-
cussed are the fees charged for outside
parties to use facilities, and the dissemi-
nation of information to students.
Follow-ups from last year's meeting
include a discussion on bus and vehicle
fleets moving to the use of natural or
propane gas, and a sharing of costs and
facilities between the county and the
district.
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and some possible solutions will finish
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By BRIAN ACKLEY
BACKLEY@HEARTLANDNEWSPAPERS.COM
Oranges were first introduced into
Florida more than 500 years ago.
Seemingly, it didn't take long after that
before challenges began to pose obstacles
to citrus growth in the state.
But industry leaders believe it will be
around for another 500 despite obstacles
ranging from disease to emerging world
markets.
A nine person panel of experts, includ-
ing growers, processors, researchers and
corporate leaders, spent nearly two hours
last week at Florida Southern University
in a group discussion about their industry,
moderated by agriculture commissioner
Adam Putnam as part of the state's celebra-
tion to mark 500 years of growing and
cultivating in Florida.
"It's the same now as it was when we
started. It's man against nature," said Jerry
Chicone, a grower and real estate executive
from Orange County, who also did a good
job summing up the history of the industry.
"Our mothers squeezed their orange juice
for us. Our wives opened a can of concen-
trate. Today, our daughters pour orange
juice forus."
One ofthemajor changes in the 20th
century was the growth of citrus co-ops,
and the decline of independent grovers
and growers.
"It was a great situation, because almost
every night a fruit buyer would call you
and try to buy your crop. There was a lot of
competition going on," Chicone said of be-
ing an independent "Then things changed.
Prior to the'50s, a lot of the groves were
owned by schoolteachers, shop owners,
everybody had a little 40 acre grove, or
20-acre grove. Today, if you're not in a good,
strong co-op, you're really gambling."
Another big change came during the
Reagan Administration, when new eco-
nomic rules and regulations opened up the
business to large institutional investments
from entities like insurance companies and
large agribusiness firms.
"If you had 100 acres, even 80 acres,
back in the day you could put your kids
through college and buy a Cadillac every
four years," said Lindsay Raley, a board
member for Florida's Natural and President
of the Dundee Citrus Growers Association.
"Today ifs 1,000 acres. You have to have
economy of scale."
Chicone said the cost of doing business
was always manageable in the past, but is
dose to not being so today.
"For years, $750, $800, you could grow
a good citrus grove. It would look good,
it would produce a good crop, you were
in good shape. All of a sudden in the last
fewyears, that figure's jumped up. I used
to think it was $1,700, now it's increased
$300 or $400 above that Now you have so
much expense to produce these crops, this
industry has been through a lot of crises,
but as bad as greening and canker are, one
of our greatest challenges right now, if we're


going to have an industry in the future,
is the economics. I'm not sure that these
smaller growers are going to be able to
continue. We really are at the breaking level
right now."
Many in the group have served stints on
the state's Citrus Commission, which itself
has undergone major changes in recent
years. The commission is smaller, having
been reduced from 12 to 9 members, and
its focus has shifted at least a little bit.
"It's very different today. It's been an
interesting evolution, to see how we can
use that arm to try to grow the market,"
said Daniel Richey, president and CEO of
Riverfront Packing Company, located in
Vero Beach. "The role of that commission,
the role of those tax dollars, are to grow
the pot, in awareness and purchase. The
brands fight for the market share, but there
has to be some uniformity to that lift.
However, in the last few years, there has
been a shift in commission funds, with
more money going to research than ever
before.
Expanding juice markets, both within
the United States and overseas, espe-
cially southwest Asia, would also help the
industry.
"The northeast is still the orange juice
basket, if you will," said Robert Behr, Chief
Operating Officer for Florida's Natural.
"Their per capital consumption generally
runs anywhere from one and one half to
two times the national average. Out west,
it's less than average. That speaks to the
historical use patterns. The good news is
CITRUS 111


One afternoon, a 37-year-old mother of two heard a knock at the front door of her home.
At first, the woman assumed the visitor was a solicitor and told her 9-year-old twins not
to answer. When the knocking continued and the door bell began ringing repeatedly, the
woman called her husband at work. Her husband advised her and the children to hide while
he called 911. The family hid in a crawlspace in the attic. Meanwhile, the intruder had forced
his way into the home using a crowbar. After rummaging through the home, the Intruder
worked his way to the attic where he was met with a .38-cal. revolver. The woman fired
six times. The intruder was later transported to a local medical center and was expected
to survive his multiple gunshot wounds. (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Loganville, GA,
1/5/13)
Bryan Lee, owner of the Almond Avenue Pharmacy, had no choice but to fire his .45-cal.
pistol when a 31-year-old male entered his store firing a similar model. The gunman entered
the store and immediately fired multiple rounds striking Lee's mother, Sophie Lee, in the
leg. Bryan Lee returned fire, causing the man to flee. He collapsed a block away and later
died at a local hospital. Lee was unharmed and his mother was expected to make a quick
recovery. Lee said, "We just did what we had to do to survive:' (The Fresno Bee, Madera, CA.
1/11/13) ,
Roger Mundell, Jr. entered his garage one morning only to be confronted by a seemingly
rabid bobcat that had gained entry through an open door. The bobcat attacked Mundell,
biting him in the face and clawing at his arms. Mundell was able to escape the garage and
thought the bobcat was still trapped inside. Before he could warn his 15-year-old nephew,
Michael, of the danger, the bobcat was spotted nearby. The cat lunged at Michael grabbing
him by the arm. As Mundell tried to pull the cat off of his nephew his wife, Cindy, then re-
trieved a firearm and handed it to Mundell who shot the bobcat. The family was treated for
injuries and vaccinated for rabies. It was later determined that the bobcat was, in fact, rabid.
(Spencer New Leader, Amherst, MA, 1/18/13)
Hasib Kuric, a homeless man living behind a gas station, spotted two men putting on masks
and gloves outside the building. Kuricttan inside-o warn the clerk, Leonard Carr. The men
followed Kuric inside and began shooting.-Carr retrieved his own firearm and returned fire.
One of the masked men was fatally wounded while the other fled and was arrested a few
blocks away. He was charged with two counts of second-degree Attempted Felony Murder,
one count of second-degree Felony Murder and one count of Armed Occupied Burglary.
Kuric and Carr were not injured. (LocallO.com, Hollywood, FL, 1/15/13)
After confronting a man lurking in his front yard the previous morning, Clint Lowery called
police a second time when the same man tried to gain entry by forcing open the door to
his home. With his 2-year-old daughter sleeping inside, Lowery did what he had to do to
ensure his family's safety. Lowery met the intruder on the front porch with a 12-ga. shotgun
I and held him there until police arrived. Lowry said, "I just did whatever anybody would do
to protect their family.'(Peninsula Daily News, Port Angeles, WA. 1/23/13) ..
When two men walked into Rafael Lantigua's store after dark with their hoods pulled tight
exposing only their eyes, he grew suspicious. Understandably so as one of the men pro-
duced a gun and pointed it at him. Lantigua quickly reached for his own firearm from his
waist band and pointed it in their direction. Both men jumped back in surprise before flee-
ing the premises. It was last reported that both men were still at large. According to police,
Lantigua was unharmed and nothing was stolen from his store (The Eagle-Tribune, Law-
rence, MA, 1/14/13)
Michael and Amy Stephens were at home with their two young daughters when they saw
deputies speeding past their home. The couple then overheard on their police scanner
that there was a man in the area being sought by police. Michael grabbed a flashlight and
headed outside to investigate and to make sure his family's home was secure. As he stepped
outside, he saw the 26-year-old fugitive nearby. Michael attempted to detain him while
Amy dialed 911. The fugitive was able to grab Michael's flashlight and started swinging it
wildly over his head. Amy appeared with a .243 rifle and warned the man that she would
shoot. Soon after, the fugitive was arrested and booked on several preliminary charges. Mi-
chael suffered a few stitches, but was otherwise unharmed. (Daily Inter Lake, Evergreen, MT,
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where you do have underdeveloped mar-
kets, you have an opportunity to get higher
levels. That may be where the Department
of Citrus could use its muscle."
One country, South Korea, is in the pro-
cess of reducing its fresh fruit tariffs, and
officials are hopeful that other countries
like Japan will follow that lead. China, with
its 1.4 billion people, is another market that
has shown an interest, as has Vietnam.
"We're seeing consumers in Beijing and
Shanghai pay as much as $12 for a carton
of orange juice," said Peter McClure, the
ag research and business development
manager for Vero Beach-based Evans
Properties Inc. "Where there is income, we
see demand for imported product."
And while the group spent much of its
time talking about the industry's past, they
also weighed in on its future.
McClure said the industry is playing a
little catch-up when it comes to the disease.
"Our institutions were kind of a little
asleep at the wheel. We didn't really know
what the disease was doing inside the
citrus," he said. "Unfortunately, we've had
to do a lot of fundamental research just to
learn to fit the pieces of the puzzle together.
You're shining a flashlight into the dark
hoping to find a little nugget As research
coalesces, we're learning much more about
how this all interacts. There's solutions out
there, we just have to find them."
Officials said there are at least 19 states
and 13 countries that have started or
funded greening research.
"It's a very difficult issue, but again, we're
doing all that we possibly can. We're not
focused on one thing, we're focused on
everything that you can," McClure added.
"We have to have a breakthrough."
He said one of the challenges is it is hard


to recreated the greening bacteria in a lab
setting.
"If you're a vet, you can't work on mus-
tangs running wild on the prairie, you have
to get them in a corral," he added. "We
haven't gotten the bacteria in the corral yet,
so that makes it very tough."
Raley said a solution would be like an
amalgamation of answers.
"I don't think it's going to be a silver
bullet," he noted. "It's going to be a bunch
of little things come together. There's
more money spent on greening in the last
decade than in the last century. The disease
was worldwide, but until Florida and Brazil
had it, there really wasn't the interest in
greening."
"I'm optimistic that the greening prob-
lem will be solved. Our industry has been
resilient over the years. Generally, technol-
ogy and research has led the way. I feel that
if we're all here in 500 years, our industry
will be too," Behr said.

"This year, the industry really went
through a collective freak-out. It really hit
home how bad greening is, but I think
something will come in the years to come,
but it's probably going to get worse before
it gets better, but I'm confident the industry
will survive.
"This industry had a lot of character, it
also has a lot of characters that will not
give up. We will survive, it may change, and
we need to change with it, it's part of our
heritage, it's part of our culture in Florida.
Tim Hurner, who for more than three
decades has served as a county exten-
sion agent in Highlands County, said the
greening answer can't only be acceptable to
growers.
"Whatever we develop as a new technol-
ogy, new science, new chemical, whatever
it has to be, has to be acceptable to many
different entities," he noted. "One is the
consumer, one is the people who protect
the consumers."


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listens with other panel
members, to a question
from the audience. Florida
Agriculture Commissioner
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Big track contingent on way to regionals


Frostproof will be well repre-
sented at regional track competition
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showing in district competition last
week.
In all, 25 Bulldogs will be making the
long trip north. Overall, Frostproof was


the district runner-up to champion
Lake Wales. The Highlanders totaled
175.5 points, and the Bulldogs 165.5 in
the Class 2A, District 8 event held in
Frostproof.
On the boys side, district first place
finishers included Robbie Costine in


the pole vault, tying a school record
that has stood for 54 years at 13 feet.
Cecil Cherry got a first in the shot put
and Toddrick Gaines was tops in the
high jump. He also got fourth in the
100 meter dash.
Other boys who have qualified
include: Marcelino Galarza (third, pole
vault), Zach Rowles (fourth, pole vault),
Reggie Allen (first in 200 meters, sec-
ond in triple jump), Daniel Knighten
(second in the 200, third in the triple
jump), Lamar Bobb (third in the 400,
third in the high jump), Chase Chaney
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Hutchinson (fourth in the 110 high
hurdles), Trevis Harrington (fourth in
the 200), Ean Ormsby (fourth in the two


mile run), the 4 x 8 relay team of Jorge
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and Estevan Rivers, the 4 x 1 relay
team of Knighten, Allen, Kaleel Gaines
and Toddrick Gaines and the 4 x 4
relay team of Kaleel Gaines, Knighten,
Richard Cobb and Bobb.
On the girl's side, Alyssa Raines
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Other qualifiers include Jen Rowles
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(third in the triple jump), Mary
Metheny (fourth in the triple jump),
and the 4 x 8 relay team of Crisella
Gonzalez, Angelica Ramirez, Hillary
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Skunk-erific: But the wild ones


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The skunk has a reputation as a nox-
ious nuisance. Over the 30-plus years I
have been in practice, there have been
many skunks that made excellent pets.
These pet skunks are from facilities
(mostly in the northern Midwest) that
raise and de-scent the skunk before
sale. Many skunks make good pets,
but not all as I have had significant
numbers that became aggressive and
became a liability to humans and other
pets. They are attractive creatures, and


Thomas B. Schotman






captive breeding has even developed
pastel and lavender color variants.


Skunks are Mustelids, the fam-
ily of carnivores that includes otters,
weasels, ferrets and even wolverines.
This genetic background has to be
considered when keeping a skunk, as
small mammals and birds may be at
risk. If obtained young and socialized
properly, they can make very attractive
pets.
A primary diet of dog food with some
supplements of fruits, veggies, eggs,
etc. make their diet fairly easy. The pri-
mary health issue I have experienced
with skunks in veterinary practice is
obesity ... a very difficult management
challenge.
I do recommend that males be -
neutered and females have ovar-
ian hysterectomy. While skunks are
susceptible to both canine and feline
viral disease, I recommend vaccina-
tion for canine distemper and rabies.
Specific distemper vaccine should be
used as the normal dog vaccine may
give them clinical distemper. Intestinal
parasites can be an issue. Cocciodiosis


is common in young skunks and can
result in rectal proplapse.
Hookworm and roundworm are
not uncommon. The latter maybe a
potential for zoonosis as a source of
larval migrans.
Rabies is a problem in areas of wild
skunk populations. I do recommend
rabies vaccination.
Mostly my skunk owners enjoy and
take good care of their pets. They
do have some odor which is usually
managed easily with special shampoos.
Nail trims are necessary, I recommend
training the youngsters to accept nail
trims with a reward.
I do not recommend taking in a
wild skunk as a pet. The risk of rabies,
and other disease/parasite issues are
a concern, but their anal glands will
be a problem immediately. I do not
recommend skunks, as my partners and
staff resent any odors like skunk scent,
and I have never been able to find one
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2013 Polk Senior Games Results


50OYard Butterfly
Women
Age 60-64: 1. Kathleen Tittle 53.48; 2. Carol Midence
54.01.
Age 70-74: 1. Alberdina Brown 1:44.69.
Men
Age 55-59: 1. Allen Sale 29.41; 2. Ralph Swiger 41.47;
3. James Luffman 55.07.
Age 65-69: 1. Paul Polgar 30.73 new record; 2. Robin
Wickman 38.93; 3. James Heppel 50.91.
Age 70-74: 1. Loren Sibilla 56.68; 2. Jim Corbeil
1:10.21; 3. Larry Smucker 2:48.32.
100 Yard Butterfly
Women
Age 65-69: 1. Alice Kelly 2:02.48.
Age 70-74: 1. Frances Weston 2:11.68; 2. Janice
Mellberg 2:43.57.
Men
Age 55-59: 1. Allen Sale 1:11.20; 2. Ralph Swiger
1:41.00.
Age 65-69: 1. David Jarvis 1:19.05 new record.
Age 70-74: 1. Jim Corbeil 2:42.52.

50 Yard Freestyle
Women
Age 50-54: 1. Lorraine Valerino 42.80; 2. Christine
Burns 57.70.
Age 60-64: 1. Kathleen Tittle 40.21; 2. Carol Midence
42.61; 3. Jan Smith 44.55.
Age 65-69: 1. Donna Kime 50.74.
Age 70-74: 1. Jeanne Hackett 39.27; 2. Alberdina
Brown 1:06.57.
Age 75-79: 1. Doris Prokopi 57.19; 2. Corlene Findley
1:00.52.
Age 80-84: 1. Jean Lafferty 1:45.47.
Age 85-89: 1. Phyllis Goodlad 58.01 new record; 2.
Ellen Brown 1:34.07.

Men
Age 50-54: 1. Mark Sessums 30.08.
Age 55-59: 1. James Luffman 34.81.
Age 60-64: 1. Brian Voisard 26.88; 2. Terry Wampler
59.55.
Age 65-69: 1. Paul Polgar 27.06 new record; 2. Robin
Wickman 30.73; 3. James Heppel 33.02; 4. Dennis Bishop
38.62; 5. Ken Hickey 43.37.
Age 70-74: 1. Loren Sibilla 41.16; 2. Jim Partain 47.31;
3. Harvey Cohen 48.18; 4. Larry Smucker 1:33.90.
Age 75-79: 1. Donald Doe 36.91; 2. Alan Phillips 41.36.
Age 80-84: 1. James Pitts 38.92; 2. Phil Lindsley 39.42;
3. Dick Foster 57.45.
100 Yard Freestyle
Women
Age 50-54: 1. Lorraine Valerino 1:37.03; 2. Christine
Burns 2:19.06.
Age 60-64:1. Kathleen Tittle 1:32.79.
Age 65-69: 1. Donna Kime 2:01.47.
Age 70-74: 1. Jeanne Hackett 1:29.19; 2. Alberdina
Brown 2:31.41.
Age 75-79: 1. Doris Prokopi 2:07.26.
Age 80-84: 1. Jean Lafferty 3:46.82.
Age 85-89:1. Phyllis Goodlad 2:07.96 new record; 2.
Ellen Brown 3:10.04.

Men
Age 50-54: 1. Mark Sessums 1:08.45.
Age 55-59: 1. James Luffman 1:17.93.
Age 60-64: 1. Brian Voisard 59.22.
Age 65-69: 1. Paul Polgar 1:03.14; 2. Terry McGee
1:09.87; 3. William Stephens 1:13.82; 4. Robin Wickman
1:16.16; 5. Dennis Bishop 1:36.41.
Age 70-74: 1. Loren Sibilla 1:43.71; 2. Jim Partain
2:02.07; 3. Harvey Cohen 2:05.59.
Age 75-79:1. Donald Doe 1:26.41; 2. Alan Phillips
1:52.85; 3. Fred Beckett 2:05.25.
Age 80-84: 1. Phil Lindsley 1:32.00; 2. James Pitts
1:33.15; 3. Dick Foster 2:13.62.
Age 90-94: 1. Lowell Heneveld 3:02.87 new record.
200 Yard Freestyle
Women
Age 55-59: 1. Jocelyn Lowther 3:22.55.
Age 65-69: 1. Carolyn Zelonis 4:54.70.
Age 70-74: 1. Jeanne Hackett 3:21.53; 2. Mary Rose
Rowan 3:41.80; 3. Frances Weston 4:04.11; 4. JoAnn
Fowler 4:22.54; 5. Alberdina Brown 5:27.05.
Age 75-79: 1. Martha Henderson 3:46.34; 2. Doris
Prokopi 4:18.46.
Age 80-84:1. MaryTusa 3:43.68 new record.
Age 85-89; 1. Phyllis Goodlad 4:25.57 new record; 2.
Ellen Brown 6:44.57.

Men
Age 50-54: 1. Mark Sessums 2:45.54.
Age 55-59: 1. Allen Sale 2:09.57.
Age 60-64: 1. Brian Voisard 2:12.75.
Age 65-69: 1. Terry McGee 2:39.31; 2. William
Stephens 2:42.99; 3. Jim Klinzing 3:17.63; 4. Leander
Aulisio 3:39.83.
Age 70-74: 1. Thomas Carroll 2:55.17; 2. Loren Sibilla
3:52.56.
Age 75-79: 1. Steven Hendrickson 3:36.63; 2. Fred
Beckett 4:22.67.
Age 80-84:1. Phil Lindsley 3:27.71; 2. Dick Foster
4:57.94; 3. Richard Adicks 6:45.17.
Age 90-94: 1. Lowell Heneveld 6:14.10 new record.

500 Freestyle
Women
Age 70-74: 1. Frances Weston 10:48.38; 2. Alberdina
Brown 14:14.39.
Age 75-79: 1. Martha Henderson 9:47.82; 2. Doris
Prokopi 1:36.53.
Age 80-84: 1. Mary Tusa 9:53.49 new record.
Men
Age 50-54: 1. Pete Turner 6:33.30.
Age 60-64: 1. Brian Voisard 6:13.10; 2. Robert Kelly
8:06.58.
Age 65-69: 1. David Jarvis 7:14.16; 2. William Stephens
7:36.54; 3. Terry McGee 7:38.35; 4. Jim Klinzing 8:45.15;
5. Leander Aulsio 9:25.84; 6. Richard Sumner 9:31.23; 7.
Don Gledhill 9:43.88.
Age 70-74: 1. Thomas Carroll 8:01.03; 2. Jim Corbeil
11:16.57; 3. Loren Sibilla 11:36.83.
Age 75-79: 1. Fred Beckett 12:29.75.
Age 80-84: 1. Phil Lindsley 9:30.60 new record; 2. Dick
Foster 12:39.15; 3. Richard Adicks 18:36.44.
Age 90-94: 1. Lowell Heneveld 16:28.76.
100 Yard Individual Medley
Women
Age 60-64: 1. Carol Midence 1:54.82.
Age 65-69: 1. Alice Kelly 1:46.00.
Age 70-74: 1. Jeanne Hackett 1:50.23; 2. Mary Rose
Rowan 1:57.93; 3. Frances Weston 2:10.28; 4. Janice
Mellberg 2:16.25; 5. JoAnn Fowler 2:31.04.
Age 75-79: 1. Martha Henderson 2:08.82; 2. Doria
Prokopi 2:24.19.
Age 80-84: 1. Mary Tusa 2:08.42.
Age 85-89: 1. Ellen Brown 3:32.48.
Men
Age 50-54: 1. Pete Turner 1:17.86.
Age 55-59: 1. Allen Sale 1:08.66; 2. Ralph Swiger
1:28.50.
Age 65-69: 1. Terry McGee 1:27.00; 2. Robin Wickman
1:28.21; 3. James Heppel 1:42.35; 4. Leander Aulisio


1:57.46.
Age 70-74: 1. Thomas Carroll 1:30.78; 2. Loren Sibilla
2:01.33; 3. Jim Corbeil 2:36.14; 4. Larry Smucker 4:26.95.
Age 75-79: 1. Alan Phillips 2:17.33; 2. Fred Beckett
2:51.84.
200 Yard Individual Medley
Men
Age 55-59: 1. Allen Sale 2:28.19; 2. Ralph Swiger
3:20.58.
Age 65-69: 1. Terry McGee 3:28.06.
Age 70-74: 1. Jim Corbeil 5:39.91.
Table Tennis
Singles
Women
Age 60-64: 1. Cathleen Marquis; 2. Charlene Jaeger.
Age 65-69: 1. Mardee Goldberg; 2. Deborah Harrison;
3. Fran Munoz.
Age 70-74: 1. Chin Chai Morris.
Age 75-79: 1. Jan Trimble; 2. Claudette Braswell.
Age 80-84: 1. Leurene Hildenbrand.

Men
Age 50-54: 1. Mike Hodges; 2. Wayne Epperson; 3.
Mark Williams.
Age 55-59: 1. Allen Ayscue.
Age 60-65: 1. William Mogensen; 2. Ashton Madray;
3. Patrick Lui.
Age 65-69: 1. David Cass; 2. Dennis Bishop; 3. Richard
Cuthriell.
Age 70-74: 1. Michael Rusaw; 2. Jose Borges; 3.Frank
Valiant.
Age 75-79: 1. Raymond Look; 2. Danny Nail; 3. Jim
Weisbecker.
Age 80-84: 1. Jack Main; 2. Les Fulop; 3. William
Hubner.
Age 85-89: 1. Stanley Wojdylo; 2. Frank Ustik.
Doubles
Women
Age 60-64:1. Geraldine Lesser and Charlene Jaeger.
Age 65-69:1. Fran Munoz and Linda Cass; 2. Deborah
Harrison and Mardee Goldberg.
Age 70-74: 1. Leurene Hildenbrand and Chin Chai
Morris.
Age 75-79: 1. Jan Trimble and Claudette Braswell.

Men
Age 50-54:1. Allen Ayscue andWayne Epperson.
Age 60-64:1. Stuart Lesser and William Mogensen; 2.
Ashton Madray and Tim Ho; 3. Michael
Rusaw and Cornel West.
Age 65-69:1. Frank Valiant and David Cass; 2. John
Weaver and Dennis Bishop.
Age 70-74: 1. Jose Borges and Raymond Look; 2.
Richard Moreau and Ted Ostrowski; 3. Robert
Corrado and Stewart Whitney.
Age 75-79: 1. Jack Main and Jose Nieves; 2. Danny
Nail and Les Fulop; 3. David Goin and Bill
McDonough.
Age 80-84: 1. Henry Tiedeberg and William Hubner.
Age 85-89: 1. Frank Ustik and Stanley Wojdylo.
Mixed Doubles
Age 60-64:1. Mardee Goldberg and William
Mogensen; 2. Cornel West and Charlene Jaeger; 3.
Fran Munoz and Ashton Madray.
Age 65-69:1. Deborah Harrison and Michael Rusaw;
2. Stuart Lesser and Geraldine Lesser; 3.
Linda Cass and David Cass.
Age 70-74: 1. Chin Chai Morris and Ted Ostrowski.
Age 75-79: 1. Richard Moreau and Leurene
Hildenbrand; 2. Claudette Braswell and Jose Nieves; 3.
Jim Weisbecker and Jan Trimble.
Tennis
Singles
Women
Age 55-59: 1. Linda Ramka; 2. Svetlana Darrow.
Age 65-69: 1. loanne Collier.
Age 70-74: 1. Jean Kattner; 2. Alberdina Brown; 3. Jule
Mackenzie.
Age 75-79: 1. Claudette Braswell.
Men
Age 55-59: 1. Gary Hun; 2. Timothy Seymour.
Age 60-64:1. Robert Malkemes; 2. Charles Winters; 3.
Bill Bateman.
Age 65-69: 1. Jonathan Bortner; 2. David Hales; 3.
Delano Clare.
Age 70-74: 1. Larry Patterson; 2. Larry Gill; 3. Steven
Kieler.
Age 75-79: 1. Duane Hopkins; 2. Larry Spong.
Age 80-84: 1. Don Phillips; 2. Claude White.

Doubles
Women
Age 50-54: 1. Denise Maqueira and Rebecca Pate.
Age 55-59: 1. Susie McGill and Laura Motis; 2. Nanette
Hartmann and Karen Bateman; 3. Brenda Parsons and
Dee Oeters.
Age 60-64:1. Jean Holan and Kathy Reid; 2.Wendy
Schmidt and Phyllis Schnell; 3. Marti Franklin and Linda
Age 65-69: 1. Pat McQuillan and Chris Faucett; 2.
Joanne Collier and Levenia Ferguson; 3. Wanda Crocker
and Cindy Dulin.
Age 70-74: 1. Jean Kattner and Leticia Otero; 2.
Jimmie Stokes and Eileen Fields; 3. Alberdina Brown and
Debbie Brockmann.
Age 75-79: 1. Joan Pendrey and Betty Stephens; 2.
Glynnie Wheeler and Kathleen Williams; 3. Priscilla Cope
and Elaine Roat.
Men
Age 50-54: 1. Gary Hun and David Smith.
Age 55-59: 1. Robin Lobel and Bill Sundvall; 2. Tony
Melanio and Timothy Seymour.
Age 60-64:1. David Myer and Charles Winters; 2.
Herb Nold and David Yeary; 2. Kirk Coffman and Jim
Laffoon.
Age 65-69: 1. Jonathan Bortner and Aubrey Whitaker;
2. Jolhn Haldeman and Duane Hopkins; 3. Steve Murphy
and David Hales.
Age 70-74: 1. Donald Freeseman and Paul Connell; 2.
Lex Taylor and Rodney James; 3. Gordon Wilson and Ron
Berkenstock.
Age 75-79: 1. Ron Nelson and Richard Mackey; 2.
John Bullard and Jim Barry; 3. Don Utzman and Robert
Hankins.
Age 80-84: 1. Jerry Bean and Claude White; 2. Peter
Giordano and James McPartlan.
Age 85-89: 1. Thomas Shaw and Warren Smith.
Mixed Doubles
Age 50-54: 1. Denise Maqueria and Cal Bowen.
Age 55-59:1. Susie McGill and Jerry Miller; 2. Dennis
Bishop and Karla Walker; 3. Bill Bateman and Karen
Bateman.
Age 60-64: 1. Wendy Schmidt and Robert Malkemes;
2. Kathy reid and Yilmaz Taskin; 3. Marilyn Richmond
and Larry Richmond.
Age 65-69: 1. Aubrey Whitaker and Judi Whitaker; 2.
Wanda Crocker and Rodney James; 3. Levenia Ferguson
and Delano Clare.
Age 70-74: 1. Don Phillips and Jean Holan; 2. Judy
Freeman and Buddy Williams; 3. Louise and Larry
Patterson.
Age 75-79: 1. Betty Stephens and Robert Hankins.
Age 80-84: 1. Joan Pendry and Jerry Bean.
ITrack
50 Meter


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Women
Age 50-54: 1. Debi Brightwell 9.30; 2. Jeannette
Williams 9.68.
Age 55-59: 1. Jocelyn Lowther 7.98 new record; 2.
Roxanne Youngs 9.06.
Age 60-64: 1. Linda Johnson 9.98; 2. Becky Kloster
12.30.
Age 65-69: 1. Ella Redpath 8.86 new record; 2. Debra
Hanes 13.21.
Age 70-74: 1. Tillie Garlan 11.25; 2. Nancy Johnston
13.85.
Age 75-79: 1. Martha Jenkins 11.77; 2. Liz Troldahl
16.54; 3. Claudette Braswell 16.62.
Age 80-84: 1. Betty Arney 22.19.
Men
Age 50-54: 1. Jerry Mobley 6.92; 2. Walter Collins 7.21;
3. Bill Alcock 7.52; 4. Bernard Scott 7.61.
Age 55-59: 1. Richard Allen 7.16; 2. Bob Pfeiffer 8.63.
Age 60-64: 1. Duane Peacock 7.77; 2. Ed Monti 8.05; 3.
Douglas Arney 8.82; 4. Gary Ruble 9.35.
Age 65-69: 1. William Benford 8.18.
Age 70-74: 1. Bud Hollowell 8.99; 2. John Fallot 10.39;
3. William Morea 18.73.
Age 75-79: 1. Howie Sampson 7.96 new record; 2.
Buzz Porter 9.37; 3. Richard Johnston 9.81; 4. Bob Brooks
10.51.
Age 80-84: 1. Bernie Stearns 10.19; 2. Bob Kearns
11.62; 3. John Sell 12.34.
Age 85-89:1. Harry Morse 14.34.
Age 90-94: 1. Ervin-Szewczuga 13.28.
100 Meter
Women
Age 50-54: 1. Debi Brightwell 18.01; 2. Jeannette
Williams 18.57.
Age 55-59: 1. locelyn Lowther 15.88; 2. Melinda Henry
16.20; 3. Roxanne Youngs 18.26.
Age 60-64: 1. L.iinda Johnson 20.18: 2. Becky Kloster
25.64; 3. ]an Smithl,12.12.
Age 65-69: 1. Ella Redpath 17.66 new record; 2. Debra
Hanes 32.00.
Age 70-74: 1. Tillie Garlan 22.81; 2. Nancy Johnston
30.60.
Age 75-79: 1. Claudette Braswell 33.47; 2.Liz Troldahl
42.56.
Age 80-84: 1. Betty Arney 50.02.
Men
Age 50-54: 1. Jerry Mobley 12.78; 2. Walter Collins
13.67; 3. Alfred Braxton 14.79; 4. Bill Alcock 15.43.
Age 55-59: 1. Richard Allen 16.36; 2. Bob Pfeiffer
16.67.
Age 60-64: 1. Duane Peacock 13.15; 2. Ed Monti 13.27;
3. Douglas Arney 16.24; 4. Gary Ruble 17.39.
Age 65-69: 1.William Benford 16.04; Michael Stout
20.06.
Age 70-74: 1. Irvin Heath 17.37; 2. Bud Hollowell
18.24; 3. John Fallot 20.39; 4. William Morea 38.42.
Age 75-79: 1. Howie Sampson 15.15 new record; 2.
Buzz Porter 18.60; 3. Richard Johnston 19.30; 4. Bob
Brooks 20.92.
Age 80-84:1. Bernie Stearns 20.62; 2. John Sell 24.95;
3. Bob Kearns 27.72.
Age 85-89: 1. Harry Morse 31.66; 2. Gene Nowell
38.34.
Age 90-94: 1. Ervin Szewczuga 13.28.
200 Meter
Women
Age 50-54: 1. Debi Brightwell 40.74; 2. Jeannette
Williams 41.70.
Age 55-59: 1. Jocelyn Lowther 32.86; 2. Roxanne
Youngs 40.36.
Age 65-69: 1. Ella Redpath 39.68; 2. Debra Hanes
1:23.03.
Age 75-79: 1. Claudette Braswell 1:22.35.
Age 80-84: 1. Betty Arney 1:49.57.

Men
Age 50-54: 1. Tim Williams 29.04; 2. Alfred Braxton
31.21; 3. Jeffrey Durden 39.52.
Age 55-59: 1. Richard Allen 35.05; 2. Bob Pfeiffer
35.56.
Age 60-64: 1. Ed Monti 30.82; 2.Duane Peacock 33.35;
3. Gary Ruhle 36.64; 4. Phillip Mays 40.24.
Age 70-74: 1. Bud Hollowell 40.00; 2. John Fallot 41.00;
3. Jim Corbeil 42.00.
Age 75-79: 1. Howie Sampson 32.12 new record; 2.
Buzz Porter 41.77; 3. Richard Johnston 42.57; 4. Roy
Noble 59.04.
Age 80-84: 1. Bernie Stearns 47.54; 2. John Sell 54.95;
3. Bob Kearns 1:07.95.
Age 85-89: 1. Harry Morse 1:19.95.
400 Meter
Women
Age 50-54: 1. Debi Brightwell 1:25.86; 2. Jeannette
Williams 1:48.66.
Age 55-59: 1. Jocelyn Lowther 1:11.41 new record; 2.
Roxanne Youngs 1:28.66.
Age 65-69: 1. Georgie Gillis 1.31.03.
Age 75-79: 1. Claudette Braswell 2:56.77.
Age 80-84: 1. Betty Arney 4:05.49.

Men
Age 50-54: 1. Tim Williams 1:04.43; 2. Bernard Scott
1:06.91; 3. Alfred Braxton 1:11.07.
Age 60-64: 1. Ed Monti 1:08.60; 2. Harry Hillmer
1:13.47; 3. Gary Ruble 1:19.34; 4. Bruch Kane 1:25.42; 5.
Phillip Mays 1:38.86.
Age 70-74: 1. Frank Brume 1:16.50; 2. John Fallot
1:30.00; 3. Jim Corbeil 2:09.56.
Age 75-79: 1. Buzz Porter 1:38.50; 2. Fritz Elmhorst


1:46.28; 3. Roy Noble 1:57.97.
Age 80-84: 1. Bob Kearns 2:26.65.
Age 85-89: 1. Gene Nowell 3:45.77.
Age 90-94: 1. Jerome Burke 2:07.07.

800 Meter
Women
Age 50-54: 1. Evelyn McClin 3:20.17; 2. Debi
Brightwell 3:31.60.
Age 55-59: 1. Mary Beth Freeman 3:21.08; 2. Roxanne
Youngs 3:32.46.
Age 65-69: 1. Georgie Gillis 3:15.31 new record.
Age 75-79: 1. Claudette Braswell 5:58.54.
Men
Age 50-54: 1. Tim Williams 2:38.77.
Age 60-64: 1. Harry Hillmer 2:56.46; 2. Gary Ruhle
2:58.64; 3. Phillip Mays 4:15.81.
Age 70-74: 1. Frank Brume 3:09.92; 2. John Fallot
3:22.24; 3. Jim Corbeil 4:15.33.
Age 75-79: 1. Robert Payne 3:32.72; 2. Herman Lofton
3:57.74; 3. Buzz Porter 4.09.39; 4. Roy Noble 4:15.89.
Age 80-84:1. Bob Kearns 5:55.21.
Age 90-94: 1. Jerome Burke 4:59.17 new record.
1500 Meter
Women
Age 50-54: 1. Evelyn McClin 6:47.87; 2. Debi
Brightwell 7:19.65.
Age 55-59: 1. Mary Beth Freeman 6:24.00 new record;
2. Roxanne Youngs 7:47.62.
Age 65-69: 1. Georgie Gillis 6:46.36.
Age 75-79: 1. Claudetter Braswell 12:29.18.
Men
Age 50-54: 1. Tim Williams 5:45.66.
Age 60-64: 1. Gary Ruhle 6:00.99; 2. Bruce Kane
7:05.68.
Age 70-74: 1. John Fallot 6:48.32; 2. lim Corbeil 9:
06.48.
Age 75-79:1. Robert Payne 8:15.64; 2. Buzz Porter
8:52.76; 3. Roy Noble 9:20.77.
Age 80-84: 1. Bob Kearns 11:47.32.
Walking
1500 Meter
Women
Age 50-54: 1. Evelyn McClin 11:36.99.
Age 55-59: 1. Cheryl Shaffer 11:20.27; 2. Jackie Wallace
12:45.67; 3. Linda Bradley 15:02.75.
Age 60-64: 1. Nancy Georges 11:06.25; 2. MarshaWest
11:09.91; 3. Linda Johnson 11:35.19.
Age 65-69: 1. Sandy Gill 10:44.19; 2. Brenda Dabolt
11:43.03; 3. Karen Buchanan 12:09.69.
Age 70-74: 1. Marlene Swartzfager 10:59.98 new
record; 2. Jule Mackenzie 12:15.29; 3. Linda Snavely
13:12.68.
Age 75-79: 1. Patricia McDermnneit 13:02.47; 2. Rose
Fiske 13:28.84; 3. Winnie Markey 14:23.62.
Age 80-84: 1. Betty Kazmer 14:12.83; 2. Jean Lafferty
16:14.82; 3. Betty Arney 17:57.68.
Age 90-94: 1.Viviene Huntoon 19:11.43; 2. Hettie
Whatley 19:35.31.
Men
Age 55-59: 1. Gus Ormrod, Jr. 8:29.73 new record; 2.
Robert Barry 12:00.26.
Age 60-64:1. Warren Kazmer 10:47.69; 2. Doug Arney
11:41.99; 3. Phillip Mays 13:25.40.
Age 65-69:1. Rob Mason 10:16.35; 2. Dennis Cox
11:03.10; 3:Vincent Kurucz 12:41.76.
Age 70-74: 1. Jim Corbeil 9:38.17; 2. Wesley Dabolt
12:11.87; 3. John Miranda 12:22.85.
Age 75-79: 1. Willi Fretz 10:21.69; 2. Jerry Markey
12:11.18; 3. Dean Shupe 14:06.85.
Age 80-84: 1. Ted Sager 10:39.64; 2. Bob Kearns
12:58.44; 3. Guenter Bruchhaeuser 13:25.95.
Age 85-89:1. Harry Morse 15:15.63; 2. Jim Schroder
15:20.14.
Age 90-94: 1. Ervin Szewczuga 14:37.54.

5000 Meter
Women
Age 50-54: 1. Connie Madrid 41:57.86; 2. Evelyn
McCin 42:40.93; 3. Debi Brightwell 51:56.37.
Age 55-59: 1. Cherly Shaffer 42:00.64; 2. Janet Hodge
52:21.67.
Age 60-64: 1. Kathleen Case 37:21.58; 2. Marsha West
38:03.91; 3. Louise VanDerMeer 39:58.40.
Age 65-69:1. Brenda Dabolt 39:42.36; 2. BertieVolpe
41:41.13; 3. Arleen Cohen 41:57.38.
Age 70-74: 1. Marlene Swartzfager 37:35.62; 2. Jule
Mackenzie 40:21.32; 3. Barbara Cooper 40:37.74.
Age 75-79: 1. Patricia Priest 39:57.11; 2. Patricia
McDenneit 44:08.95; 3. Jean Free 51:55.76.
Age 80-84: 1. Betty Kazmer 48:17.78; 2. Carol Miles
49:33.56.
Age 85-89: 1. Onie Senyk 47:24.76.

Men
Age 55-59: 1. Gus Ormrod, Jr. 29:35.45 new record; 2.
Robert Barry 40:06.70; 2. Larry Hensarling 52:23.02.
Age 60-64: 1. Warren Kazmer 36:53.78; 2. Gary
Essenberg 40:36.81; 3. Kevin Burry 40:37.05.
Age 65-69: 1. Rob Mason 34:46.99; 2. Mike Wisler
38:27.19; 3. Dennis Cox 40:40.00.
Age 70-74: 1. Jim Corbeil 33:10.90; 2. David Cooper
36:12.07; 3. Wesley Dabolt 41:04.79.
Age 75-79: 1. Roy Noble 39:48.50; 2. Bob Brooks
43:21.64.
Age 80-84: 1. Gus Ormrod, Sr. 34:52.94; 2. Ted Sager
37:40.68; 3. Guenter Bruchhaeuser 43:20.73.
Age 85-89: 1. Jim Schroder 57:04.10.





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Advancing wellness with physiatry


By LAUREEN ALBRECHT
CORRESPONDENT
Many people who have just started a
new fitness routine and increased their
recreational activities find that shortly
after lacing up those athletic shoes and
working out creates a sharp muscle
pain, a "click" in the neck, or "pop" in
the knee that suddenly returns.
It can be a
sad reminder
of a nagging
injury that keeps
returning.
Next you may
be thinking of
the right doctor
to visit and may
be worrying that
the injury leads to
possible surgery.
What to do and Dr. Medina Sanchez
who to see? Dr. Medina Sanchez
You might start'
with a physiatrist, pronounced fizz eye
at rist. They are medical doctors who
have completed training in the medi-
cal specialty of physical medicine and
rehabilitation. You can consider them
specialists in exercise and rehabilita-
tion because they treat injuries and
illnesses that affect how you move.
They are experts in matters relating to
nerves, muscles, and bones.
Physiatrists do differ from physical
therapists, chiropractors and orthope-
dists in terms of treatment focus and
years of study. A physiatrist studies
about twice as long as a chiropractor
and physical therapist to complete


their training and obtain their M.D.
They spend many years of study on
how to keep you out of the operating
room. But if surgery is needed to fix
that frustrating injury, a physiatrist will
be the first one to let you know.
According to the American
Academy of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation, "The role of the phys-
iatrist is to manage a patient's medical
issues as they participate through the
rehabilitation process. A physiatrist will
assess the patient and assure that the
patient is medically stable to partici-
pate in therapies."
Dr. Medina Sanchez, board certi-
fied in Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation, is the practicing phys-
iatrist who leads the team of therapists
at Spring Lake Rehabilitation Center in
Winter Haven Florida said, "I'd like to
think that we treat the whole person,
not just the injury."
His patient-centered view earned
him the title of chief resident during
his senior year of residency in Physical
Medicine & Rehabilitation at Marianjoy
Rehabilitation Hospital in Wheaton,
Ill. He then went on to sub-specialize
in Interventional Spine and Pain
Management at Florida Spine Institute
in Clearwater.
Sanchez reports that a physiatrist's
view may allow the best treatment to
restore maximum function lost by an
injury, illness or disabling condition
and it also enables them to diagnose
and prescribe an effective treatment for
pain.
"Many times the best treatment is
a non-surgical approach especially


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Physiatrists are medical doctors who have completed trainingin the medical specialty of physical
medicine and rehabilitation.


if it's coupled with positive patient
education on their specific condition,"
Sanchez said.
One quick look in your yellow pages


will inform you that a physiatrist is.
hard to find but may prove to be worth
the search when it comes to physical
injury.


PSC's nursing program gets national accreditation


Just a year into its existence, Polk
State's Bachelor of Science in Nursing
program has received accreditation
from the National League for Nursing
Accrediting Commission.
"What this means is that Polk State
is meeting strict national standards for
everything from its curriculum to its fa-
cilities to its resources," said Polk State
Nursing Director Annette Hutcherson.
Polk State's BSN program launched
in fall 2011, and NLNAC site assessors
visited the program last October, when
they recommended accreditation be
granted.
In March, the NLNAC's commis-
sioners met and approved the recom-
mendation for accreditation, which
was granted retroactively to the 2012


site visit.
Therefore, Hutcherson explained,
accreditation was achieved just a year
after the launch of the program.
"On behalf of the Board of
Commissioners, we thank you for
your commitment to quality nursing
education," wrote Sharon Tanner,
chief executive officer of NLNAC in a
letter to Hutcherson announcing the
accreditation.
Hutcherson said the recently ac-
quired accreditation is more than a
point of pride for the College, it also
directly aligns with its ultimate mission
of helping students to succeed.
"One of the requirements for many
graduate nursing programs is that
students have a baccalaureate degree


from a nationally accredited program."
Free diabetic class offered May 10
The Polk Health Care Plan has a free
Diabetic Class for Polk County resi-
dents from 2-4 p.m. Friday, May 10, at
Trinity Worship Center, 2795 N. 10 St.,
Haines City.
To reserve seats, residents should call
863-519-2041 or 863-519-2066.
"With diabetes becoming a seri-
ous problem in Polk County, the Polk
Health Care Plan felt it was important
to offer these free classes to residents,"
said Marilyn Sylvia, a community nurse
for the county. "We strongly believe
the best way to mitigate the damage
diabetes has caused our residents is
to arm them with the knowledge they
need to combat the disease."


Diabetic Classes will include a
general overview of the disease process,
highlighting ways to prevent, detect
and treat the complications of diabetes.
Educators will also discuss the impor-
tance of nutrition, physical activity and
weight management in dealing with
the disease. They will also talk about
blood glucose monitoring and cover
the different medications and ways to
schedule diabetic checkups.
Classes are from 10 a.m.-noon
Monday, April 15 at Medulla
Community Center, 1049 Parker Road,
Lakeland. From 2-4 p.m. Friday, April 26,
Lake Wales Adult Day Care Center, 305
West Central Ave., Lake Wales, and
Friday, May 10 at Trinity Worship Center,
2795 N. 10 St. in Haines City.


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market starting


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improvement
in our
area. We
are seeing
a gradual
increase in buyers
looking to purchase.
This has resulted in
an increase in prices
of homes, as well as
a demand for more'
listings. As the market
continues to recover
and the inventory drops,
the values of existing
homes should continue
to rise accordingly to
the supply and demand.
If I am upside down on
my mortgage when will
I see the value of my
home recover to the


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previous value before
the recession?
There is no certain way
to know if and when
home values will return
to the levels before
the recession began.
As long as the market
is improving, and we
don't have any more
major setbacks with
the economy, home
values should continue
to improve. If you have
a considerable deficit in
value, you may have to
wait many years to fully
recover the previous


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This 4 Bedroom 3 Bath home located in Winter Haven recently sold for 5196,000. It was listed by Prime


cost of maintaining
their home. Taxes
at least, have come
down some with lower
assessed values. If you
find that you can no
longer keep your home,
you should consult
an attorney before
making any decision
about not making
payments and letting
the bank repossess
your home. Many
banks are working with


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Frostproof, FL 33843


1108 YARNELL AVE. LAKE WALES
Spacious home with 3 bedrooms/2 baths
upstairs,1 bedroom/1 bath downstairs, formal
living and dining room. Family room has
fireplace. Master suite upstairs has balcony over
looking swimming pool..Large porch plus
decking around pool area. Call for more details.
Asking $159,900


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trouble and are helping
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with electric). May have 2
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ASKING $76,3001


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the porch from the master bedroom,
and a 2 vehiclee carport %ith sutorLe
space $89,900


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the kitchen has ample cabinet space and
a breakfast bar, and the floors have
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value before the
recession.
What should I do
if I can't make my
mortgage payments?
Should I just give
up and let the bank
foreclose on my home?
Many people are
still having trouble
making their mortgage
payments. In addition
to this is the increase
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1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
16 LELIA ST, FROSTPROOF -
This home goes from Leila St. to
Swingle St, Spacious 2 bed-
room/2 bath, concrete block
home, large lot, double garage,
great room, completely fur-
nished, metal roof, detached
workshop. Very Motivated!
$89,900.
Melba Taylor, Broker/Realtor
Frostproof Realty, LLC
863-635-4246 phone
877-637-1864 fax
www.frostproofrealty.com
6 N. LAKE MOODY RD,
FROSTPROOF Lakefront home
on 5+Acres, with 3 bedroom/2
bath, split bedroom plan, lots of
storage, open kitchen, dining and
living area, approx 23x12
screened in porch over looking
lake, dock. Home is located
approx 1 1/2 hours to each
coast, Tampa or Orlando. Great
place to call home or weekend
retreat. Motivated Seller
$164,900.
Melba Taylor, Broker/Realtor
Frostproof Realty, LLC
863-635-4246 phone
877-637-1864 fax
www.frostproofrealty.com
551 COUNTY RD 630A,
FROSTPROOF 3 bedroom, 1
bath concrete bock home, central
air and heat, metal roof, approx
1.5 acres outside of city limits.
Close to Hwy 27 and Little
Crooked Lake Public boat land-
ing. Asking only $69,900.
Melba Taylor, Broker/Realtor
Frostproof Realty, LLC
863-635-4246 phone
877-637-1864 fax
www.frostproofrealty.com
932 HARRELL AVE, FROST-
PROOF SHORT SALE 3 bed-
room, 2 bath, on large lot in city
limits, spacious rooms.Asking
price is not be sufficient to pay all
encumbrance, will need 3rd party
approval. Home needs
TLC.$49,900.
Melba Taylor, Broker/Realtor
Frostproof Realty, LLC
863-635-4246 phone
877-637-1864 fax
www.frostproofrealty.com
260 WALTER AVE, FROST-
PROOF Big SunRay 2 bed-
room, 1 1/2 bath concrete block
home, move in condition, bonus
room, Florida room,single car-
port,utility building...Great place
to call home. Asking $64,900.
Melba Taylor, Broker/Realtor
Frostproof Realty, LLC
863-635-4246 phone
877-637-1864 fax
www.frostproofrealty.com
275 OVERROCKER CIR,
FROSTPROOF Very spacious 4
bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home,
Inground swimming pool, fire-
place in family room, Formal living
and dining room, huge bonus
room, double carport, home is on
large corner lot inside city limits.
Asking $239,000.
Melba Taylor, Broker/Realtor
Frostproof Realty, LLC
863-635-4246 phone
877-637-1864 fax
www.frostproofrealty.com
113 REEDY CREEK DR,
FROSTPROOF 3 bedroom, 2
bath custom built home on
approx. 6 acres, home is sur-
rounded by lush greenery and
fenced in yard, Lake Reedy
access and Reedy creek flowing
behind home, a real nature par-
adise, single story home with
cathedral ceilings, back yard
boasts an aboveground pool for


outdoor entertaining and relax-
ation! Wooden decking and
screened enclosure around pool,
utility building plus a extra
detached carport with work-
shop....Must see to appreciate all
the extras. Asking $164,900.
Melba Taylor, Broker/Realtor
Frostproof Realty, LLC
863-635-4246 phone
877-637-1864 fax
www.frostproofrealty.com
361 N LAKE REEDY BLVD,
FROSTPROOF 3 bedroom, 2
bath concrete block home on
large corner lot, updated kitchen
with granite counter tops, wood
cabinets, ceramic tile floors,
large living room and master bed-
room, fenced in back yard.
Owner motivated Asking
$79,900.
Melba Taylor, Broker/Realtor
Frostproof Realty, LLC
863-635-4246 phone
877-637-1864 fax
www.frostproofrealty.com
110 N LAKE REEDY BLVD,
FROSTPROOF 2 bedroom, 2
1/2 bath concrete block home on
Beautiful Lake Reedy, in city lim-
its, remodeled kitchen with
ceramic tile floor with a mosaic
design, main bathroom has been
remodeled, living room, family
room and formal dining room,
large porch overlooking lake, dou-
ble carport, Dock with boatslip.
Asking $219,900.
Melba Taylor, Broker/Realtor
Frostproof Realty, LLC
863-635-4246 phone
877-637-1864 fax
www.frostproofrealty.com
413 HWY 630, FROSTPROOF -
This cozy lakefront cottage has
lots of charm and is located on
Beautiful Lake Clinch. It has 2
bedroom, 1 bath on a large lot,
spacious family room, ceramic
tile and wood floors throughout
the home, single carport. Must
see! $169,900.
Melba Taylor, Broker/Realtor
Frostproof Realty, LLC
863-635-4246 phone
877-637-1864 fax
www.frostproofrealty.com



1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
4 EASY STREET LAKE
WALES NEW LISTING!
Fully Furnished 3BR/2BA
home LR/DR combo,
23x19.6 Family rm/50" TV/
dry bar with beverage cooler,
all appliances 2011/2012, 2-
car garage, 2 porches,
fenced bk yard, 18x20 al. car-
port on 30x30 slab, hot tub,
newer vinyl siding & MORE!
"SELL IT TODAY" SAYS OWN-
ERS! ASKING $133,500
Call
ESTELLE SULLIVAN REAL-
TY,
109 N. Scenic Hwy Frostproof Fl
@ 863-632-2062
www.EstelleSullivan.com
TRI-LEVEL LAKEFRONT
HOME 7 Bedroom 4.5 bath
home with a full private living
quarters in basement. Formal
living room leads to large


lanai and pool area. Home has
new carpet, fresh paint and 2
fireplaces. The fenced yard
has a beach area with dock
and boat cover; just listed at
$254,900 ID #3204 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com

OWNER FINANCING Spa-
cious 3 bedroom 2 bath home
has a formal living and dining
room, a large eat-in kitchen
and a bonus room that could
be in-law quarters. Exterior
has been freshly painted,
owner financing available; just
listed at $119,900 ID #22
PRIME PLUS REAL E-.TATE
INC. .863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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SPACIOUS LIVING This 3
bedroom 2.5 bath located on
just under a 1/2 acre with
2,084 sq. ft. living. Large liv-
ing room with fireplace. Open
kitchen overlooks dining area.
Screened porch with fenced
back yard; just listed at
$154,900 ID #3623 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com

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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CORNER LOT HOME Neat,
Clean and move in ready. This
home has a newer roof, floor-
ing and freshly painted interi-
or. Split bedroom floor plan..
Large formal dining room,
spacious living room. Laundry
room could be converted into
another bedroom or even a
2nd bathroom. Just under a
1/4 of an acre fenced lot; just
listed at $77,700 ID #520
PRIME PLUS REAL ESTATE
INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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CANAL FRONT HOME 4
bedroom 2 bath home with a
bonus room, patio area, 2 car
carport located on canal lead-
ing to Lake Buffum; just listed
at $68,500 ID #3523 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com

CUTE HOME Nice 2 bed-
room 2 -bath home with a


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combo, new carpet, utility
room, walk in closet, Florida
room and 1 car garage; just
listed at $89,900 ID #3320
PRIME PLUS REAL ESTATE
INC. 863-676-7040
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2 BED 2 BATH HOME This
home has a spacious Florida
room, a covered screened
porch with ceramic tile floor-
ing, fenced yard, new carpet,
paint, a/c unit, range, dish-
washer, and septic system.
Just listed at $69,900 ID
#105 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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FIXER UPPER 2 bedroom 1
bath home with vaulted ceil-
ings, inside laundry room, 1
vehicle carport and an open
back patio needs work; just
listed at $49,900 ID #618
PRIME PLUS REAL ESTATE
INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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CANAL FRONT HOME Nice
2 bedroom 2 bath home on
the canal to Little Lake Jack-
son with a screened porch, 1
car garage, and dock house
with deck overlooking canal,
just listed at $44,900 ID
#1205 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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SUN N' LAKE HOME 2 bed-
room 2 bath home with eat-in
kitchen, pantry, breakfast bar,
wood burning fireplace, 1 car
garage and front & back
porch, just listed at $39,900
ID #3916 PRIME PLUS REAL-
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040


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NEWER BUILT 2005 HOME
This nice 4 bedroom 2 bath
home has plenty to offer. It
has an open floor plan, cathe-
dral ceilings, a breakfast bar,
pantry, garden tub, separate
shower stall, dual sinks, newly
painted along with new carpet
and vinyl, a laundry room, 2
car garage and a covered
patio; just listed at $119,900
ID #572 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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COUNTRY LIVING 3 Bed-
room, 2.5 Bath home on 4.2
fenced & cross fenced acres.
Large Kitchen, Great Room,
oversized 2 garage w/ Utility
storage room, Screened back
porch, open patio, Pole Barn
for RV & Boat. Much more!
Just listed at $269,000 ID
#1997 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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CORNER LOT HOME 3 bed-
room 2 bath very well main-
tained home with a circle front
drive, carport side entry,
screened porch, patio, eat-in
kitchen, family room could
easily be large master suite,
just listed at $72,500 ID
#726 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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NICE 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH
HOME with ample cabinet
space, breakfast bar, large
closets in both bedrooms,
and a screened in patio; just
reduced to $39,900 ID #766
PRIME PLUS REAL ESTATE
INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co


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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; just reduced to
$135,000 ID# 6970 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, just reduced to
$32,000 ID# 615 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com

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
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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 reduced to
$89,900 ID #713 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
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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; just
reduced to $134,900 ID
#6084 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
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SEVERAL HOMES
SALE, all are priced


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1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
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
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SEBRING--WE HAVE
MANY LISTINGS IN
SEBRING AREA, HOMES,
CONDOS, Priced Low, call
863-676-7040 today for
more information or stop by
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1020 HOUSES FOR SALE

WATER-FRONT BEAUTIFUL
HOME ON CANAL LEADING
TO LAKE WALK IN WATER,
Move-In condition, 3 Br. 2 Ba.,
cathedral ceiling, spacious liv-
ing room, large Florida room
with view of canal and lake,
formal dining, plus eating
space next to kitchen, all
appliances, washer 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.primeplusrealestate.co


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1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
CONDOS

1ST FLOOR CONDO 2 Bed--
room 1 bath Condo with
screened porch, breakfast
bar, and berber carpet, close
to shopping district; just list-
ed at $39,900 ID #639
PRIME PLUS REAL ESTATE
INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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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
S35 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
54 55 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
4/17/13 access, spa, tennis courts,
shuffleboard, basketball, mini-
unqu!Jl ,Ol(A) golf, bocci ball, gym, library;
Id S V reduced to $40,000 ID
V U 3 #905 PRIME PLUS REAL
u V d ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
- - www.primeplusrealestate.co
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l I d FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM 2
i V A BATH CONDO, 1,184 ft. liv-
V 0 S ing area, screened porch,
convenient location to shop-
U V H ping in the city limits of Lake
I a Wales. $29,900, PRIME PLUS
I1 0 REAL ESTATE INC. 863-676-
u l v 7040 id # 130 www.prime-
Sda 3 plusrealestate.com
O~ a- .MOBILE HOMES
aM 3 BR. 2 BA. MOBILE HOME
ON 1 ACRE, NICE WELL
MAINTAINED HOME WITH
s" author STORAGE BLD. Located just
east of Lake Wales near Lake
personality Rosalie, Great Fishing and
ed to boating lake, just reduced to
light reel $59,900 ID# 2188 PRIME
ie PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
ss figure? 676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
a fish
h a cap COMMERCIAL
worldd river LARGE 2 STORY OFFICE
iltials BUILDING Needs remodeling
to be completed. May have up
to 6 office spaces, reception
area, 2 conference / meeting
ach row, rooms and two 1/2 baths.
difficulty Has separate work shop/stor-
iicuty age area with overhead door,
2 separate self-storage build-
ings, approx. 50 + units and
some climate controlled.
Much potential to generate
g z income from office space and
_- storage units. All reasonable
J9 offers will be reviewed and
7 L considered; just listed at
-- $179,900 ID #6443 PRIME
E I PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
9 t7 676-7040 www.primeplus-
, 6 realestate com

S9 VACANT LAND
8 OVER ? AN ACRE OF
6 LAND just waiting for you to
build the home of your
dreams. This is truly country
living at its best, this proper-
ty is located not far from the


1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
Kissimmee Chain of Lakes.
Owner is motivated and will
consider all offers. Seller has
2 additional parcels, listed at
$9,000 ID #17 PRIME PLUS
REAL ESTATE INC. 863-676-
7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
1.29 ACRES WITH-
FRONTAGE ON BOY
SCOUT ROAD Near the
Kissimmee Chain of Lake and
State Park. Owner is motivat-
ed and will consider offers.
Don't miss this chance to
own a beautiful piece of land
in such an amazing area.
Owner has 2 other parcels
available; just listed for
$18,000 ID #24 PRIME PLUS
REAL ESTATE INC. 863-676-
7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com


? ACRE BUILDABLE LOT
Central Florida golfing com-
munity features this 1/2 acre
building lot. Owner will consid-
er financing with 30% down,
listed price $20,000 ID #606
PRIME PLUS REAL ESTATE
INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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1.29 ACRES WITH
FRONTAGE ON BOY
SCOUT ROAD Near the
Kissimmee Chain of Lake and
State Park. Owner is motivat-
ed and will consider offers.
Don't miss this chance to own
a beautiful piece of land in
such an amazing area. Owner
has 2 other parcels available;
just listed for $18,000 ID #14
PRIME PLUS REAL ESTATE
INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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RECREATIONAL PROPER-
TY Just over 10 acres, good
for hunting and camping only,
located in River Ranch, per-
fect property for outdoor
lovers, listed price $12,000
ID #RR10 PRIME PLUS REAL
ESTATE INC. 863-676-7040
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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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

WATER 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


1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
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
and it's just waiting for you to
build the home of your
dreams, priced to sell at
$45,000 ID #LT30 PRIME
PLUS REAL ESTATE INC. 863-
676-7040 www.primeplus-
realestate.com
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
HOME SITE, Nice half Acre
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
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,
$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
www.primeplusrealestate.co
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WINTER HAVEN 3440
Avenue D NW. 2Bd IBa SF
1,111 sq ft fixer-upper Lease
option or cash discount
$2,000.00 Down $685.00
Mo 803.978.1542
1090 MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
2005 Mobile home. 4br,
2ba, 1 acre located near Lake
Buffum rd. $ 58,000. Contact
(863)-832-4901

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1095 MANUFACTURED
HOMES FOR SALE
2 ACRES + 1985 manufac-
tured home in "as is" condi-
tion on Hwy 60 East, Lake
Wales, horses welcome! ASK-
ING $39,900 Call
Paul Bieber, Realtor
863-224-6559
Estelle Sullivan Realty,
109 N. Scenic Hwy Frostproof, FL
863-632-2062
www.paulsellslakewales.co
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BREEZE HILL
Lakefront Manufactured
Home Community on Walk-in-
Water Lake, Lot ownership, &
Amenities! Call Paul Bieber,
Realtor Estelle Sullivan
Realty 863-224-6559 or
Estelle Sullivan, Broker
863-632-2062 Estelle Sul-
livan Realty

9144 Lk Pt Blvd FURNISHED
2BR/2BA, porch, Cpt, added
rm ASKING $28,500

9198 Lk Pt Blvd 2BR/2BA,
porch, carport, added rm,
workshop ASKING $24,900
9126 Lk Pt Blvd 2BR/2BA, Fl
Rm, Cpt, ONLY $17,900! Call
Paul Bieber

9012 Lk Pt Blvd 2BR/2BA
added Rm, Storage! CPT
Realtor/Owner Paul Bieber
9069 Lk Pt Blvd 2BR 1.5BA,
Lrg Added Rm, Fl rm, Work-
shop, Cpt, UPDATED
Kitchen (very nice), mostly fur-
nished Owner will pay COPA
fees for "new buyer" PLUS
leave cgolf cart ASKING
$35,900 Call Paul Bieber

9186 Lk Pt Blvd 2BR/1.5BA
well kept, newer floors & floor
coverings, large workshop,
lots of storage mostly fur-
nished! ASKING $49,900 Call
Paul Bieber

9159 Lk Pt Blvd 2BR/2BA
Enc Florida Rm, well main-
tained, nice flooring & nicely
painted, close to clubhouse &
lake! VERY NICE! ASKING
$54,900 Call Paul Bieber

9213 Lk Pt Blvd 2BR/2BA
well kept nice to call home for
winter with carport! Near lake,
clubhouse & amenities! ASK-
ING $54,900 Call Paul Bieber
OUR OWNERS ARE MOTIVAT-
ED! YOU MAKE OFFER & WE
DELIVER IT! CALL TODAY!
ESTELLE SULLIVAN REAL-
TY
109 N. Scenic Hwy Frostproof Fl.
863-632-2062
www.EstelleSullivan.com &
www.paulsellslakewales.co
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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

1210 HOMES FOR RENT
BARTOW, Clean 1Bdr Apart-
ment in Duplex, on Bartow's
Westside. Ceramic tile floors
throughout, large kitchen.
$425./monthly.
863-299-8070.
Fort Meade 1bd, Iba
home. Large kitchen, walking
distance to grocery. 9 SE 1st
St. $450. mo., $500. sd. No
Pets! 863-512-7326.
FROSTPROOF 3/1, no sewer
bill, extra big truck/trailer park-
ing, $625, plus last.
863-635-1234
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1210 HOMES FOR RENT

BABSON PARK POOL HOME
with 2BR/2BA and an office.
Laminate floors in living areas
and a spacious screened porch
with swimming pool. Pool care is
included in the rent and the 2
car garage has automatic open-
er. $985/month, $985 SD. Call
Maggie Stohler at Legacy Leas-
ing Services, Inc 863-676-0024
or visit www.LegacyLeases.com

Lake Wales- Immaculate
3BR/2BA home on just under 1
acre near Lake Walk-in-Water.
Great views of pond and forest-
ed area in back yard. Privacy
fencing. Home features new car-
pet, walk-in closets, indoor utili-
ty room, and 2 car garage with
automatic opener. Community
amenities include access to
clubhouse, basketball courts,
tennis courts, and boat ramp.
$950/month, SD $850. Call
Maggie Stohler at Legacy Leas-
ing Services, Inc 863-676-0024
or visit www.LegacyLeases.com

Lake Wales- 2BR/2BA 2nd floor
condo. 1.085 sq ft. Furnished or
unfurnished. Community ameni-
ties include picnic area, swim-
ming pool, and laundry facilities.
Cats ok. Additional HOA
approval required. $600/month,
SD $600. Call Maggie Stohler at
Legacy Leasing Services, Inc
863-676-0024 or visit
www.LegacyLeases.comn

Beautiful 3BR/2BA with formal
living and dining, family room,
and eat-in kitchen. Lots of cabi-
nets and counter space. 12x10
screened porch overlooks an
orange grove. Washer/dryer
included. Interior utility room, 2
car garage. Close to shopping,
schools, and hospital.
$1050/month, SD $1050. Call
Maggie Stohler at Legacy Leas-
ing Services, Inc 863-676-0024
or visit www.LegacyLeases.com
Commercial

Downtown Lake Wales- Store-
front/Office space available on Cen-
tral Ave. Five offices (dimensions:
14'x12', 19'x10', 14'x12', 10'x10',
7'x10'), one small storage room,
and one large storage room
(35'x27') with shelving units. Central
AC. Off street parking.
$1300/month. Call Maggie Stohler
at Legacy Leasing Services, Inc
863-6760024 or visit www.Lega-
cyLeases.com

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 included in rent.
$400/month. Call Maggie
Stohler at Legacy Leasing Ser-
vices, 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 existing 950
sq ft. Water and wifi included in
rent. $800/month. Call Maggie
Stohler at Legacy Leasing Ser-
vices, Inc 863-676-0024 or visit
www.LegacyLeases.com


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

Lake Wales area Beautiful
Country Block 3Bd IBa out-
side pets only $600. Call
863-635-6399

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1300 DUPLEXES FOR RENT

BARTOW 835 Depot St
1Bd
863.285.9241
FOR RENT Duplex Apartment.
Lake Side close in. (863)-676-
6201...
LAKE WALES, large
2BR/2BA, cathedral ceiling,
screen porch, storage room,
fenced back yard, 1/2 acre,
all appliances including W/D,
lawn maintenance, pest con-
trol. Annual lease $650/mo.
Arbor Wood Duplex Develop-
ment. (863)676-7577

1320 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
***Bartow****
1 and 2 Bedrooms Avail-
ableFountain Place Apart-
ments 863.534.3034 rent-
now@myfountain
placeapts.com

COLONIAL SQUARE
APARTMENTS
SPRING SPECIALS!
1 and 2 Bedroom apts with
central a/c and heat, large
floor plans, big closets
& FREE WATER
Starting at $465/ month
Move-In Specials too
Call 24/7: 866-485-
4961
Or visit us online at:
ColonialSquareBartow.com
Fort Meade, 1bd, Iba, Small
Clean, Quiet. No Pets. Near
Patterson Park. $400 mo.,
$200 sd. 863-512-7326
Fort Meade, 2bd, Iba, Small
Clean, Quiet. No Pets. Near
Patterson Park. $450 mo.,
$200 sd. 863-512-7326
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
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WALES LANDING
APARTMENTS
Now Available
1 and 2 Bedroom Units
All units have central
heat/air, stove, fridge, blinds
& storage area, on-site laun-
dry.
1 bedroom starting at
$455
2 bedroom starting at
$485
This institution is an equal
opportunity employer &
provider
700 S 11th Street
Lake Wales, FL 33853
863-676-9290, TDD 711
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1500 LOTS & ACREAGE
HUGELY BEAUTIFUL
describes this nearly 5 acre
parcel with 400+/- irrigated
orange trees, AND spacious
2003 three bedroom 2 bath
home! Home has everything:
cathedral 14' ceilings, fire-
place, alarm system, addition-
al insulation (ave elect bill
$117/mo), thermal win-
dows/doors, 14x26 added
room for entertaining, master
suite with office, bath with
Jacuzzi, separate shower,
walk-in-closet, dual sinks &
water closet, double garage,
18x20 detached
garage/work-shop, RV
site/water/elect/waste dis-
posal, Great View of Crooked
Lake! ASKING $371,750 Call
Estelle Sullivan @ 863-632-2062,
ESTELLE SULLIVAN REAL-
TY
109 N. Scenic Hwy, Frostproof, Fl
www.EstelleSullivan.com

1515 WATERFRONT
LAKEFRONT HOMES FOR SALE
1BR/1BA Furnished w/work-
shop/additional guest sleep-
ing! ASKING $86,000 FUR-
NISHED 3BR/2BA Lake Reedy
home with screen porch,
dock! ASKING $109,900

Lake
Reedy 3BR/1BA home, city
water, well, newer septic sys-
tem, carport, dock, covered
boat area ASKING $125,000

2BR/2BA
Updated kitchen/Kraft Maid
cabinets, dining area, large
living rm, enclosed Sun
porch, screen porch, Gazebo
for cooking out, double car-
port, 2 sheds, dog run, long
dock with covered boat stor-
age/electric lift! ASKING
$201,000

2BR/2BA Newer Home,
Move-in Ready, Vaulted ceil-
ings, open floor plan, all
ceramic tile throughout,
garage, open patio for cook-
ing & large screened porch
for entertaining with slate
flooring! ASKING $201,000

SUPER SPECIAL! "In-Law"
Clinch Lake front home!
Home has 3BR/2BA, huge
open Great Room with
kitchen/dining/living area with
vaulted ceiling, split bedroom
with Master suite has dual
sinks/walk-in-closet, "in-law"
suite consists of 1BR/1BA
Full kitchen/all tile flooring
PLUS there is a 12x50 screen
porch overlooking Clinch
Lake, seawall/dock, white
sandy beach! ASKING
$350,000
ESTELLE SULLIVAN REAL-
TY,
109 N. Scenic Hwy Frostproof Fl
@ 863-632-2062
www.EstelleSullivan.com
North Carolina Mountain
Lakefront lots. New gated
waterfront community. Dock-
able lots with up to 300' of
shoreline, Low insurance, Low
property tax. Call Now
(800)709-5253


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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

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.
REDUCED! Commercial prop-
erty, 322 S. Scenic Hwy, Lake
Wales. Excellent location,
10,000 sq ft, 14ft overhead
doors, 1500 sq ft office show
room w/AC. $1600 month +
security. 863-678-1498 or
863-241-1528
REDUCED! Commercial prop-
erty, 322 S. Scenic Hwy, Lake
Wales. Excellent location,
10,000 sq ft, 14ft overhead
doors, 1500 sq ft office show
room w/AC. $1700 month +
security.
863-678-1498 or 863-241-
1528

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2001 HELP WANTED
Drivers Earn Up to 390/mi
HOME SEVERAL NIGHTS &
WEEKENDS 1 yr OTR
Flatbed exp. Call: (800)572-
5489 Susan ext. 227 Joy ext.
238 SUNBELT TRANSPORT,
LLC.
Drivers Earn Up to 390/mi
HOME SEVERAL NIGHTS &
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exp. Call: (800)572-5489 Joy
ext. 238 Susan ext. 227 SUN-
BELT TRANSPORT, LLC
Drivers Wanted-OTR Food
Grade Tanker Drivers Needed
Competitive pay, Benefits,
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Prefer 2yrs experience
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A Drivers, Tanker & Dry Van
positions available. 1 year
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www.oakleytransport.com
FOOD PREP Full or part
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863.223.8625 Jackie or
Pete 240 E Bullard Ave,I
Lake Wales
FRAC SAND HAULERS with
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GROWING Local Newspa-
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pnorthrop@thelake-
walesnews.com, or call
Paul Northrop at
(863)676-3467.
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9904


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Medical Billing Trainees
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2001 HELP WANTED
Need CDL Drivers A or B
with 2 yrs recent commerical
experience to transfer motor
homes, straight trucks, trac-
tors, and buses, www.mamo-
transportation.com (800)501-
3783
OTR DRIVERS- Food Grade
Tank Drivers. CDL-A w/tank
endorsement, Good MVR &
Hazmat within 90 days
required. Up to 42cpm
w/additional mileage incen-
tives & benefits. (877)882-
6537 or www.oakleytrans-
port.com
Pre school instructor needed
immediately. Morning hrs
must be able to pass Level 2
background screening.
Please call (863)-223-
8443.
Sandwich shop in Indian
Lake Estates now hiring for
cook and server.Cook must
have some experience. Serv-
er must have cash handling
experience and able to multi-
task. Criminal background
and drug test required. Please
call (863)605-6230 for inter-
view.
Temp Farm Workers 6/1-
12/10/13: 28 openings.
Manually plant & harvest
vegetables using hand &
power tools; Clean grade,
sort, package and load
crops. 3 months exp req at
GAP cert farm, must have
tomato exp. $10.87/hr plus
piece rate. Free housing &
transport provided, tools
provided at no cost to work-
er; Employment guaranteed
for ? of work period. Cassa-
day Farms 401 Pine Tavern
Rd Monroeville, NJ; Apply
for this job at nearest NJ
Dept of Labor office and
show a copy of this ad. Con-
tact Workforce NJ One Stop
Career Center 174 E Broad-
way, Salem, NJ 08079; Ref:
Job Order #NJ0856235
Temporary Planck Farm
and Chad Price in
Carlisle, KY, need 25
tobacco workers from
5/22/2013 to 2/15/2014.
? of contract hours guaran-
teed. To set, cut, house and
strip Burley tobacco. Expo-
sure to extreme temps,
extensive pushing, walking
and stooping. Lifting 50 to
75 lbs. is common.
$9.80/hr., or applicable
piece rates depending on
crop activity. Tools and
equipment provided at no
cost. Free housing to those
unable to commute. Trans-
portation and travel subsis-
tence reimbursed to non-
resident workers when 50%
of contract is met. Apply at
the nearest FL employment
office or by calling the KY
Department for Workforce
Investment at
502-782-3079.
Job listing # KY0481333
Temporary Walker Bros
in Adairville, KY needs (2)
Tobacco/Farm workers
from 5/19/2013 to
11/16/2013. 3/4 of con-
tract hours guaranteed. To
set, cut, house and strip
dark air cured tobacco and
farm work .Exposure to
extreme temps, Extensive
pushing, walking & stoop-
ing. Lifting 50 to 75 lbs. is
common. $9.80/hr. Tools
and equipment provided at
no cost. Free housing to
those unable to commute.
Transportation and travel
subsistence reimbursed to
non-resident workers when
50% of contract is met.
Apply at the nearest FL
employment office or by
calling the KY Workforce
and Investment office at
502-782-3079. Job listing
# KY0480432
Employ Classified!


2001 HELP WANTED

The Lake Wales News is
looking for a customer ser-
vice oriented professional
with community connections
who is ready to commit to a
long-term career with an
established successful com-
pany. Does this describe
you?
*Strong work ethics
*Excellent communication
skills
* People person
* Computer literate
*Exceptional customer ser-
vice and telephone skills
*Ability to work indepen-
dently
We Offer:
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commissions
*Vacation
*Health Insurance
*Sick and short term dis-
ability
*401(k)
*Training
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ties
Please Contact
Aileen Hood,
General Manager
email:
ahood@heartlandnews-
papers.com
if interested.

2005 SERVICES

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Music To a Child's Life.
Please Call Kathleen and
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Bar # 307084

2100 GENERAL
DRIVER One Cent Raise
after 6 and 12 months.
$.03 enhanced quarterly
bonus. Daily or weekly pay.
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months OTR exp.
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: PAUL'S :
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6012 GARAGE SALES
Different Items, Furniture, A
lot of clothing, books, many
other items to sell. Saturday
April 20th, 7am until. 410
King Street Lake Wales, FL
33853 Foethel 863-676-
2188.
Furniture, A lot of other mis-
cellaneous items in boxes to
be sold. Friday & Saturday
April 19th, 20th from 7-5
pm.3701 Red Oak Court
Lake Wales, FL 33898.
863-676-5377.
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'LAKE WALES Saturday 8-:
1, 1109 Cephia Street fur-:
niture, dishes, baby items:
:and more!
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LAKEFRONT HORSE FARM 5-
Bedroom Home, 3-Stall Barn,
Large Workshop, Garage,
Scenic Lake Frontage, Dock,
Pier. Price reduced
$799,000. Owner Financing.
Lake Tillery, East of Charlotte,
NC. Iron Horse Properties.
(800)997-2248. www.iron-
horseproperties.net
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Bedroom Home, 3-Stall Barn,
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Scenic Lake Frontage, Dock,
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Lake Tillery, East of Charlotte,
NC. Iron Horse Properties.
(800)997-2248. www.iron-
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Online Only
Real Estate Auction
Oceanfront Lot in Holden
Beach & 17 +/- acre water-
front tract in Hertford, NC.
Direct ICW access, selling
regardless of price in excess
or $399;000 on the day of
the Auction, 4/29 at 8am to
5/9 at 3pm, Iron Horse Auc-
tion Co., Inc. 800-997-2248.
NCAL3936
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2006 Coupe, Black, V12.
Sale: 5/8/13, 10:00am.
Sal's Towing, 4033 NE 9th
Ave. Ft Lauderdale. Sharon
Sullivan 954-740-2421
www.irsauctions.gov
Men ten speed bicycle for
sale. Never used $40.00
(863)-679-31,35.

6270 WANTED TO
BUY/TRADE


BUYING
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COINS, JEWELRY
Highest Prices In History!

ANY CONDITION
WE BUY IT ALL, and Pay So Much
We Almost Want to Cry. You, of
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See PHIL at the former
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3440 Ave G NW
Winter Haven
Mon-Sat 10am-5:30pm
Call first to confirm I'm there
863-299-6031
Our 33rd Year.

REAL GOV'T SURPLUS
Military Boots,Uniforms,
Ammo Cans, Sleep Gear,
Folding Shovels,Hats,Bug Out
Bags, Survival Kits,
Paracord, Officer Duty
Gear, Knives,
Holsters, Cots
PAYING CASH FOR USED
MILITARY GEAR
acrfrss from Home Depot,
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Sebring, Fl 863-382-0600
Wanted.Twin electric hospi-
tal bed. $375 each. Con-
tact Art 864-888-7181
or 863-949-4200.

7000


TRANSPORTATION

7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS

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1968 Jeep CJ5 OFF ROAD
$5,977. Hillman Motors.
863-967-4628


1991 jeep jy 4x4, New
bikini top, new 33x12.50,
4inch rough country
suspension lift, custom
seats, 4.11 rear end, new
rear bumper with 2 inch
receiver, new fuel tank, new
fuel pump. $6000.00
863-381-5579




1993 Ford Ranger XL
$2,995.Hillman Motors.
863-967-4628.
IClassified = Results


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS





1999 Lincoln Town Car Sig-
nature $5,995. Hillman
Motors. 863-967-4628



2001 MERCURY GRAND MAR-
QUIS GS LIGHT BLUE STK #
A138558C $6988 AUTO,A/C,
CLEAN TRADE, 59K MILES. Alan
Jay Auto Ranch. 863-471-
2886





2001 Yamaha V Star Clas-
sic $3,499.00, Green, 29325
Miles. Sky Power Sports
Lake Wales 20769 US Hwy.
27 Lake Wales 863-676-
2245

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2002 Chevrolet Trailblazer LS
5 passenger, very good condition
inside and out was $7495 sale
$6995 #pcl4003a
Alan Jay Chrysler Dodge Ram
Jeep in Clewiston 863-983-
4600
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2002 green Toyota camsry
le $11995.00. Kelley's Used
Cars 863-269-0977.


2002 Hyundai Sonata
$7,995. Hillman Motors.
863-967-4628



2003 BMW 325i LEATHER
MOONROOF ALUMINUM WHEELS
SEAT 6 CYL AUTOMATIC POWER
WINDOWS POWER LOCKS TILT &
CRUISE $10,970. Tom Edwards
863-533-0793





2003 Dodge Ram 1500 Reg
cab only 69000 miles $7,990.
Stingray Chevrolet. 863-
533-0777.





2004 chevorlet blazer ZR2
4x4 $9995.00. Kelley's Used
Cars. 863-269-0977.


2004 Chevrolet Monte Carlo
SS one owner, only 33000 origi-
nal miles, excellent condition was
$8795 sale $7995 #rn61107a
Alan Jay Chrysler Dodge Ram
Jeep in Clewiston 863-983-
4600



2004 Chrysler Pacifica. DASH
NAVIGATION V6 AUTOMATIC
CHROME WHEELS DVD ENTER-
TAINMENT LEATHER INTERIOR
DUAL POWER SEATS POWER
WINDOWS LOCKS CRUISE CD
STEREO $7,970. Tom Edwards
863-533-079.3

Need Cash?
Have A
Garage Sale


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS





2004 Ford Focus ZX5 Auto
89,000 miles $5,990.
Stingray Chevrolet 863-
533-0777.







2004 GMC Sierra 1500
$15780. 863-665-2800





2004 Honda accord ex
$12750.00. Kelley's Used
Cars. 863-269-0977.





2004 Honda VTX 1300
(VTX1300C) $4,995.00 Candy
Red 7500 Miles. Sky Power
Sport Lake Wales 20769
US Hwy. 27 Lake Wales
863-676-2245.



2004 JEEP GRAND
CHEROLEE LTD RED STK #
T557865B $9988 LEATHER,
TOW PKG, ALLOYS, V6. Alan Jay
Auto Ranch. 863-471-2886.





2004 Toyota Corolla S
$6,995. Hillman Motors.
863-967-4628



2005 BMW 3 Series 330xi
Sedan 4 door, 6 Cylinder, 3.0
Liter, Automatic $14,901 Call
800-238-5016



2005 FORD F150': *LT
28K MILES LIKE NEW $'12999
call Tom Schott (863) 402-
4230





2005 Honda VTX 1300C.
$4,999.00 Candy Red 6000
Miles. Sky Power Sports
Lake Wales 20769 US Hwy.
27 Lake Wales 863-676-
2245.

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2005 Hyundai Accent GLS
$5901. 888-498-9180





2006 Cadillac STS V-8 all
the toys $13,990. Stingray
Chevrolet 863-533-0777.

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2006 Chevrolet Colorado
$18265. 863-665-2800

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2006 Chevrolet Silverado
2500HD $16589. 863-665-
2800 ,





2006 Polaris Sportsman X2
$4,995.00 Two-tone
Red/Black 100 Hrs. Sky
Power Sports Lake Wales
20769 US Hwy. 27 Lake
Wales 863-676-2245

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2007 dodge charger
$13995.00. Kelley's Used
Cars. 863-269-0977.


2007 Ford Edge SE
$12901, 888-498-9180

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2007 GMC Sierra 1500
$19289. 863-665-2800






2007 GMC Sierra 1500
Classic SL $12976. 888-
498-9180





2007 Honda Shadow VLX
(VT600C) $3,999.00 Black
6600 Miles. Sky Power
Sports Lake Wales 20769
US Hwy. 27 Lake Wales
863-676-2245




2007 Hyundai Accent
white stk# T325351B
$6988 auto, ac, alloys, power
pkg, great mpg's. Alan Jay
Auto Ranch 863-471-2886



2007 Jeep Wrangler 4X4
AUTOMATIC ALUMINUM WHEELS
CD CHROME TUBULAR BUMPERS
TILT STEERING V6 CERTIFIED W/
110 PT INSPECTION LIMITED
POWERTRAIN WARRANTY
$16,970. Tom Edwards 863-
533-0793




2007 Nissan Sentra S
black stk# RK20809
$8988 auto, ac, power pkg,
great fuel economy. Alan Jay
Auto Ranch 863-471-2886




2007 Red Ford F-150 STX,
Local trade. Regular cab 4x4,
automatic trans. With 29,000
miles and cold A/C.Stock #
FD87026A. Price is $19,842.
Call Rick La Flamme for
details at 863.202.6886.


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS






2007 Suzuki Boulevard
M109R $7,895.00 White
18651 Miles. Sky Power
Sports Lake Wales 20769
US Hwy. 27 Lake Wales
863-676-2245





2007 Yamaha Stratoliner
$7,999.00 Cobalt Blue 23285
Miles. Sky Power Sports
Lake Wales 20769 US Hwy.
27 Lake- Wales 863-676-
2245







2008 Chevrolet Equinox LS
$14901. 888-498-9180




2008 Chevrolet Impala LT
$10,901 V6, Flex Fuel, 3.5L, 4
Speed Automatic Call. 800-238-
5016



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2008 Chrysler 300,
$10,900. 863-438-3333





2008 GMC Acadia SLE full
power $14,990. Stingray
Chevrolet 863-533-0777





2008 Kawasaki Teryx 750
4X4 $5,999.00 Realtree Hard-
woods Green 240 hrs. Sky
Power Sports Lake Wales
20769 US Hwy. 27 Lake
Wales 863-676-2245





2008 Lexus ES 350 leather,
sunroof, $19,990. Stingray
Chevrolet 863-533-0777.





2008 ram 1500 4x4 quad
cab $21995.00. Kelley's
Used Cars. 863-269-0977.


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2009 Arctic Cat 700 HI EFI
MudPro $6,499.00 Metallic
Green 920 Miles. Sky Power
Sports Lake Wales 20769
US Hwy. 27 Lake Wales
863-676-2245

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2009 Cadillac CTS :-1,901
V6, PFI, 3.6L, 6 Speed Automatic
Call 800-238-5016



2009 Hyundai Sonata GLS
4 Cylinder. PZEV, 2.4L, 5 Speed
Automatic w/Shiftronic $14,901
Call 800-238-5016


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2009 Chevy Aveo Auto, full
power. $9,990. Stingray
Chevrolet 863-533-0777.




2009 EXPEDITION EL,
EDDIE BAUER, LEATHER,
LOADED, BLACK, 78,300
MILES, $20699.00 863-773-
3992




2009 Ford Mustang Convert-
ible V6 AUTOMATIC ALUMINUM
WHEELS CD POWER WINDOWS
POWER LOCKS TILT & CRUISE
CERTIFIED W/ 110 PT INSPEC-
TION LIMITED POWERTRAIN WAR-
RANTY $14,970. Tom Edwards
863-533-0793


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2009 HONDA CIVIC EX
WHITE STK # FC31611A
$12988 AUTO, A/C, PWR PKG,
CRUISE. Alan Jay Auto Ranch.
863-471-2886



2009 Nissan 350Z Enthusiast
Roadster $21,901 V6, 3.5 Liter,
5 Speed Auto Manual Mode Call
800-238-5016

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2009 Nissan Versa 1.8 S
$13901. 888-498-9180






2009 Toyota Corolla
$14675. 863-665-2800


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2010 Chevrolet Malibu
$15475. 863-665-2800 o







2010 Chrysler Sebring Tour-
ing Convertible. $15,900.
863-438-3333







2010 Dodge Grand Caravan
$17884. 863-665-2800


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2010 Honda Accord EX-L
2.4L, Automatic $14,901 Call
800-238-5016


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS




2010 FUSION HYBRID,1
OWNER, NAV, MOONROOF,LEAT
HER,WHITE PEARL, 43200
MILES. CLEAN $19195.00.
863-773-3992

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2010 Honda Civic LX-S
auto, loaded $14,990.
Stingray Chevrolet 863-
533-0777.




2010 HONDA CRV WELL
EQIPT-LOW MILES $ 16999
call Tom Schott (863) 402-
4230




2010 HYUNDAI GENESIS-
FRESH TRADE-WARRANTY
$ 19999 call Tom Schott
(863) 402-4230



2010 KIA SOUL PLUS-1
OWNER-ROOMY AND SPORTY
$ 11999 call Tom Schott
(863) 402-4230






2010 Toyota Camry 4dr
$16450. 863-665-2800


2010 Volkswagen Tiguan,
$17,500. 863-438-3333







2011 Chevrolet Aveo LT
$12901. 888-498-9180







2011 Chevrolet Aveo LT
w2LT $12901. 888-498-
9180








2011 Chevrolet HHR LT
$14901. 888-498-9180



Check The a
classified!


Maximum strength
analgesic creme for
temporary relief from:
Joint and Muscle

Arthritis
Back ac.^h-.


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS









2011 Chevrolet HHR LT,
$12,400. 863-438-3333




2011 EXPEDITION LIMITED.
1 OWNER, LOCAL TRADE,
NAV, DVD'S,NEW TIRES,
SUPER CLEAN, 49400 MILES,
$31899.00,SILVER 863-773-
3992




2011 GMC Acadia SLT Sport
Utility 4D V6, 3.6 Liter, 6 Speed
Automatic $29,901 Call 800-
238-5016




2011 HYUNDAI SONATA
LTD-RUBY RED-LOADED $
20999 call Tom Schott
(863) 402-4230
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2011 Mazda Mazda 3 s
Grand Touring Hatchback.
$15,900. 863-438-3333


2011 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolu-
tion MR $34,991 4-Cyl, Turbo,
2.0L, 6 Speed Auto w/Sportronic
Call 800-238-5016





2011 Mustang GT 500 Con-
vertable $42,990. Stingray
Chevrolet. 863-533-0777




2011 RANGER XLT, SUPER
CAB, 1 OWNER, NICE, BLUE,
35100 MILES, #16895.00
863-773-3992

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2011 red Toyota camary le
$16995.00. Kelly's Used
Cars 863-269-0977.




2012 Chevrolet Silverado
1500 Extended Cab LT 4X4 Call
Dealer for Price V8, Flex Fuel,
5.3L, 6 Speed Automatic
IClassified = Resultsl


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS







2011 Toyota Corolla S
$14901. 888-498-9180



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2011 White Chevrolet
Equinox L T with automatic
trans. Power windows, power
locks, alloy wheels and black
cloth interior. Has a 2.4 liter
engine and cold A/C. Stock #
RA407A. Asking price is
$21,1876.Call Rick La
Flamme for details at
863.202.6886.





2012 BRAND NEW RAM .:"00
Cummins diesel 4X4 crew cab,
full warranty, more to choose
from $37865 w/rebates
#c290836
Alan Jay Chrysler Dodge Ram
Jeep in Clewiston 863-983-
4600




2012 CHEVY MALIBU GOLD
STK#RK20808 $16988
AUTO,A/C, 33MPG, CRUISE.
Alan Jay Auto Ranch. 863-
471-2886_




2012 Chrysler 200 TOURING
CONVERTIBLE W/ POWER SEATS
ALUMINUM WHEELS CD W/ SIR-
IUS SATELLITE RADIO TRIP INFO
POWER WINDOWS POWER
LOCKS TILT & CRUISE CERTIFIED
W/ 110 PT INSPECTION BAL-
ANCE OF FACTORY WARRANTY
$17,970. Tom Edwards 863-
533-0793





2012 Dodge Challenger
only 7,000 miles 20 Inch
wheels $24,990. Stingray
Chevrolet 863-533-0777.




2012 Dodge Charger POWER
SEAT ALUMINUM WHEELS PEN-
TASTAR V6 CD KEYLESS / SECU-
RITY POWER WINDOWS POWER
LOCKS TILT & CRUISE CERTIFIED
W/ 110 PT INSPECTION BAL-
ANCE OF LIMITED FACTORY WAR-
RANTY $19,970.Tom Edwards
863-533-0793




2012 Dodge Durango Crew
W/ POWER SEAT REMOTE START
REAR PARK ASSIST ALUMINUM
WHEELS DUAL A/C 3RD SEAT
HEMI V8 W/ FUEL SAVER TECH-
NOLOGY CERTIFIED W/ 110 PT
INSPECTION BLUE TOOTH SUN-
SCREEN GLASS 6.5 INCH INFO
SCREEN POWER WINDOWS
POWER LOCKS TILT & CRUISE
BALANCE OF LIMITED FACTORY
WARRANTY $26,970. Tom
Edwards 863-533-0793

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with Classified!


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2012 Dodge Grand Caravan
Crew Stow-n-go seating, power
side doors, rear ac was $21325
sale $19995 #RA414
Alan Jay Chrysler Dodge Ram
Jeep in Clewiston 863-983-
4600




2012 Dodge Journey SE W/
DUAL A/C 3RD SEAT ALUMINUM
WHEELS CD SUNSCREEN GLASS
POWER WINDOWS POWER
LOCKS TILT & CRUISE CERTIFIED
W/ 110 PT INSPECTION BAL-
ANCE OF FACTORY WARRANTY
$17,970. Tom Edwards 863-
533-0793
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2012 Dodge Journey SXT
$18,900. 863-438-3333


2012 DODGE JOURNEY SXT
V-6, 3rd row, rear air, one
owner, only 13000 miles. was
$22675, sale $19950
#c664206a
Alan Jay Chrysler Dodge Ram
Jeep in Clewiston 863-983-
4600




2012 EXPRORER, XLT,1
OWNER, LEATHER, TRL TOW,
CLEAN, BRONZE. 7800 MILES
$30295.00 863-773-3992




2012 flat 500 Sport AUTOMAT-
IC ALUMINUM WHEELS REAR
SPOILER MEMORY POSITION
POWER WINDOWS POWER
LOCKS TILT & CRUISE CERTIFIED
W/ 110 PT INSPECTION BAL-
ANCE OF LIMITED FACTORY WAR-
RANTY $14,970. Tom Edwards
863-533-0793




2012 FORTE SX KOUP-
LOADED-1050 MILES $19999
call Tom Schott (863) 402-
4230








2012 Hyundai Sonata
$16,900. 863-438-3333




2012 HYUNDAI SONATA-
27K MILES-1 OWNER $15999
call Tom Schott (863) 402-
4230



2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Laredo POWER SEAT ALU-
MINUM WHEELS PENTASTAR V6
CD W/ SIRIUS SUNSCREEN
GLASS POWER WINDOWS
POWER LOCKS TILT & CRUISE
CERTIFIED W/ 110 PT INSPEC-
TION BALANCE OF LIMITED FAC-
TORY WARRANTY $25,970. Tom
Edwards 863-533-0793


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS




2012 Jeep Wrangler Sport
4X4 UNLIMITED AUTOMATIC
PENTASTAR V6 CD POWER WIN-
DOWS POWER LOCKS TILT &
CRUISE CERTIFIED W/ 110 PT
INSPECTION BALANCE OF LIMIT-
ED FACTORY WARRANTY
$27,970.Tom Edwards 863-
533-0793




2012 KIA OPTIMA HYBRID-
45 MPG-9K MILES $23999
call Tom Schott (863) 402-
4230




2012 KIA OPTIMA LX-FRESH
TRADE-7K MILES $19599 call
Tom Schott (863) 402-
4230




2012 Kia Sorento LX Sp.rt
LX Sport Utility 4 door, 4 Cylinder,
GDI, 2.4 Liter, 6 Speed Automat-
ic, Sportmatic $22,901 Call
800-238-5016




2012 Kia Sorento LX
Sport Utility 4 door, 4-Cyl, GDI,
2.4 Liter, 6 Speed Auto Sport-
matic $22,901 Call 800-238-
5016




2012 KIA SOUL PLUS A/T-
14K MILES-LIKE NEW $17999
call Tom Schott (863) 402-
4230



2012 MAZDA CX-9 BLACK
STK # RK20802
$23988 LEATHER, 7 PASSEN-
GER SUV, POWER PACKAGE.
Alan Jay Auto Ranch. 863-
471-2886





2012 Mercedes C250 only
10,000 miles $29,990.
Stingray Chevrolet 863-
533-0777.



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2012 Nissan Sentra
$15489. 863-665-2800




2012 Ram 1500 Express ST
4X4 20 INCH CHROME WHEELS
RAM BOX HEMI V8 W/ FUEL
SAVER TECHNOLOGY AUTOMAT
IC ANTI SPIN TOW PACKAGE
TONNEAU COVER CERTIFIED W/
110 PT INSPECTION BEDLINER
POWER WINDOWS POWER
LOCKS TILT & CRUISE BALANCE
OF LIMITED FACTORY WARRANTY
$24,970. Tom Edwards 863-
533-0793

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2012 RAM 2500 ST CREW
4X4 CUMMINS TURBO DIESEL
AUTOMATIC CHROME WHEELS
TOW PACKAGE STEP BARS CD
POWER WINDOWS POWER
LOCKS TILT & CRUISE CERTIFIED
W/ 110 PT INSPECTION ST
CREW BALANCE OF LI $35,970.
Tom Edwards 863-533-0793


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2012 TOWN AND COUNTRY
LTD SILVER STK#CR295090B
$26988 LEATHER,DUAL PWR
SLIDEqRS, PWR LIFTGATE, 13K
MILES, DVD. Alan Jay Auto
Ranch. 863-471-2886



2013 ESCAPE S, BLACK,
PW,PL,CRUISE,MSRP $23365,
SELL $20499 AFTER
REBATES. 863-773-3992



2013 F250 CREW CAB
4X4. 6.2 V8, POW WIN-
DOWS/LOCKS, CRUISE TRL
TOW, 40/20/40 SEATS ELE-
CLOCK R AXLE, MSRP
$40065, SELL $35599 AFTER
REBATES. 863-773-3992



2013 FIESTA SE, AUTO, KEY-
LESS ENT, POWER, MSRP
$18085, SELL $16099 AFTER
REBATES. 863-773-3992



2013 KIA OPTIMA GDI
BLACK STK#RK20810
$21988 AUTO, AC, PWR PAKG,
ALLOYS. Alan Jay Auto Ranch.
863-471-2886



2013 NISSAN ROGUE RED
STK# RK20812 $21988
AUTO,A/C 4CYL, PWR PKG.
Alan Jay Auto Ranch. 863-
471-2886





Audi A4 Quattro Turbo.
2003, 89,000 miles. Leather
int with sun roof, cold. air run
reat, good tires, silver.
56,000 obo. Call Robert at
863-223-8504.



E124926 2012 Chrysler Town
& Country Touring L Was
$35,620.00 Now $31,564.00
Call 863-773-4629



E131593 2012 Chevrolet
1500 Crew Cab LS 4x2 Was
$33,710.00 Now $24,919.00
Call 863-773-4629



E178994 2012 Ram 2500
Laramie Crew Cab 4x4 diseal
automatic Was $51,410.00
Now $42,311.00 Call 863-773-
4629


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4629



E222251 2012 Ram 2500
Longhorn Mega Cab 4x4 diseal
automatic Was $61,325.00 Now
$51,242.00 Call 863-773-
4629



E ??.3'> S 2012 Ram 2500 SLT
Mega Cab 4x4 diseal automatic
Was $53,500.00 Now
$44,241.00 Call 863-773-
4629


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E339150 2012 Ram 2500 SLT
Mega Cab 4x4 diseal automatic
Was $53,500.00 Now
$44,241.00 Call 863-773-
4629


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E373829 2012 Dodge Jour-
ney SXT Was $26,080.00 Now
$21,555.00 Call 863-773-
4629



E,--.- 2012 Chevrolet
Cruze LT Was $21,835.00 Now
$19,515.00 Call 863-773-
4629




F14 1025 12 IMPALA
$14900. Tony 863-438-
3333

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F296195 12 CARAVAN
$18400. Tony 863-438-
3333




F4.:'-!2 12 SONANTA
$15900. Tony 863-438-
3333


F565663 12 COMPASS
$15700.Tony 863-438-
3333


F565663 2012 Jeep Com-
pass $17300. 863-438-
3333


F57C0188 11 HHR $11400.
Tony 863-438-3333



Fa00991A
2011 edge limited
$25,711
40,710 miles. Silver. Leather
Heated Seats. Power seats.
Back Up camera and Sensors!
Still Under Warranty! Call
Jonathan Perez 863-444-
0444 Hablo Espafol.



Rf0632
explorer 2013 Limited -
$34,766
Beautiful white platinum.!
13,640 miles. Remote Start.
Push button start, vista sun
roof 8 passenger. Leather
Heated Seats. Back up cam-
era and sensors! Powered 3rd
row seats. 24+ miles in HWY!
Still under warranty! Call
Jonathan Perez @ 863-
444-0444 Hablo Espafol .


Stock # E338699 2012 Ram
2500 Laramie Crew Cab 4x4
diseal automatic Was
$55,890.00 Now $46,356.00
Call 863-773-4629





Teal green ford f250 P5007
$16995.00. Kelley's Used
Cars. 863-269-0977.



This Silver 2012 Ford
Fusion is practically brand
new!! It only has 1,800 miles
on it and almost all of the fac-
tory warranty still left. It has a
Tan cloth interior with power
windows, power locks, tilt,
cruise, am/fm radio and CD
player. The asking price for
this Fusion is a low $19,999.
Stock # PF0631. For details
call Ryan Ward at
863.243.3342.


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This Tan 2006 Mercury
Mountaineer is super clean
and loaded. It comes equipped
with power windows, power
locks, power seats, power 3rd
row, tilt, cruise, am/fm radio,
6 disc CD changer, and beauti-
ful leather seats. The best part
is, this SUV has less than
50,000 miles. The asking
price for this beauty is only
13,995. Stock # RF0626A.
For details call Ryan Ward
at 863.243.3342.


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7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS

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U517049A 10 F-150
CREW LARIAT $29500.
Tony 863-438-3333





U575505B 11 MAXIMA
$23200. Tony 863-438-
3333





UL..82'?'. 10 VW TIGUA
$16700. Tony 863-438-
3333
7260 AUTOS WANTED

All autos bought with or with-
out title any condition, year,
make or model. We pay up to
$20,000 and offer free towing
call: 813-516-0847

7333 MISC. BOATS

2013 18' 4PT FISH PONTOON
Mercury 40HP Motor
$17,779 less 20% =
$14,223 Free Delivery in
FL Astor Marine 24535
State Rd 40
Astor, FL 32102
352-759-3655
JON BOAT, 14ft. 6hp John-
son w/ galvanized trailer. 28#
thurst trolling motor. Live well.
$1200 Call 863-899-2648.


7380 MOTOR HOMES / RVs





Final Closeout! New 2012
Flagstaff 20' pop-up camper
with power lift system, Roof
A/C, great family fun! Was
$11,591, SALE only $8995.
Eagle Ridge RV 863-638-
1908


New 2013 Skyline Bobcat 170
GL with slide out room, A/C,
Microwave, 2700 pounds,
SPRING SALE only $13,897,
SAVE $4,883! Eagle Ridge RV
863-638-1908
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SPRING SALE! 2006 Keystone
Cougar 294, rear lounge, fiber
glass exterior, queen bed, roof
/C, Was $15,995, SALE $13,
498 Eagle Ridge RV, 863-638-
1908





SPRING SALE! 2008 Key-
stone Passport 245 with
slide out, awning, A/C Priced
to sell at only $9997. Eagle
Ridge RV, 863-638-1908
Classified = Sales


7380 MOTOR HOMES / RVs






SPRING SALE! New 2013
Flagstaff T12RB Hard Side
pop- up camper. Sets up in 30
seconds or less! Permanent bed
and dinette. A/C, microwave
stereo, water heater, furnace and
more. MSRP $14,399. SALE:
$12,495 Eagle Ridge RV Lake
Wales, 863-638-1908






SPRING SALES! 2010 Micro
Lite 18RK. A true light weight
trailer with slide-out, permanent
bed, rear kitchen and nice size
bath Was $13,998, SALE
$10,998 Eagle Ridge RV Lake
Wales, 863-638-1908
IT'S NEVER
BEEN EASIER!


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