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Ramon becomes arts hot spot


Renovated theater packs them in for shows, dinners


By BRIAN ACKLEY
BACKLEY@HEARETLANDNEWSPAPERS.COM
When the renovated Ramon Theater
was scheduled to reopen in late 2007,
then Mayor Kay Hutzelman had a
prediction.
"This is going to be the most popular
place in Frostproof," she said.
Turns out she was right.
The curtain has come down on
another successful winter season at
the Frostproof gem, which now regu-
I larly packs the house with hundreds of
patrons for everything from fashion and
talent shows to its extremely popular
concert series and murder-mystery din-
ner theaters.
The theater was first opened in the
mid-1920s, and hosted silent movies
and Vaudeville acts. It remained open
for decades, before finally closing in the
mid-1960s. The chamber purchased it
in 2002 with the hopes of renovating
and reopening the building. Much of the
money needed to do the work came from
I local fundraising, donations and state
historical grants.


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In its prime in the 1920s, the Ramon Theater
was a gathering spot for all the town's folk. t
Shows can accommodate more than 'm
300 patrons, and often do, with both
downstairs and balcony seats filled to .:
capacity for performers like Dwight .1 i. let
Icenhower, who does an award-winning
Elvis impersonation show, to The
Repeatles, which perform a Beatles PHOTO PROVIDED
tribute. Frostproof's Ramon Theater, which opened in the 1920s, could be an example of a historic desti-
THEATER 5 nation for tourists.


Griffin sells Lake Wales Country Club


Family connection to local course


goes all the way back to


1920s


Golfers practice their putting Monday at the Lake Wales Country Club.
earlier this year.


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The country club was sold


By BILL ROGERS
BROGERS @HEARTLANDNEWSPAPERS.COM
A new company now owns the Lake
Wales Country Club, which is no longer
owned by Frostproof's Griffin family
for the first time in more than four
decades.
Dick Klaas, manager of LWCC LLC,
purchased the country club, which
first opened in the early 1920s and
was designed by legendary golf course
architect Donald Ross, in January. Klaas
owns the company with his two sons.
It is leasing its operations to an Illinois-
based firm.
Klaas bought the country club from
Ben Hill Griffin III. Klaas said operating
country clubs is not the citrus giant's
core business.


"They didn't know all of the nu-
ances," he said.
Klaas said he has known Griffin III for
20 years, adding that Griffin III asked
him to look at the club's financial.
He said he told Griffin he needed to
raise the dues and Klaas said Griffin
replied that he couldn't do that.
The Griffin family history at Lake
Wales County Club goes back almost as
far as the course itself. Family patriarch
Ben Hill Griffin Jr. spent several sum-
mers in the late 1920s working at the
course he would eventually purchase.
His brother-in-law Eddie Stephens Jr.
and Griffin's sister Margaret Elizabeth
would stay in the pro's house at the
course when regular professional Dave
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TODAY'S
.CONTENTS




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Editorial..............Page 4
Sports.............. Page 2,3
Obituaries.......... Page 6-7
County Report ...... Page 8
School Life........... Page 13
Pet Pages ............ Page 19
Feeling Fit.......... Page 19


MURDER CHAIRGES-
Avon Park man
charged with
murder near
Frostproof church.

page
11..


Baseball seniors
honored by
Bulldogs.




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Team's Senior Night


'notable' event


Marcus Ramos,
with grand-
mother, Ana
Ramos and his
father, Anthony
Ramos. Marcus
has been a
member of the
varsity team for
two years and
is one of the
team leaders
in batting
average, hits,
doubles and
home runs.
His favorite
memory from
his baseball
career is coming
back to Frost-
proof to bea
Bulldog. Marcus
will attend
college next
year and play
baseball.
PHOTOS
BY K.M.
THORNTON
SR.


Right: The Frostproof Bulldog varsity baseball team honored its two graduating players on Senior
Night earlier this month. Marcos Ramos and Cody Wilson were cited in their final home game. And,
Cody's friends made sure it was, shall we say, a "notable" occasion. Frostproof lost a dose one, 6-5 in
the game against Hardee.


King Smith scholarship


planned


The memory of Frostproof softball
coach James "King" Smith will live on
thanks to the efforts of his friends.
A scholarship will be awarded to a
senior softball player each year. To start
the fund, the softball program will be
hosting a special barbecue and Alumni
Game on Tuesday, May 14, to raise the
money for the scholarship.
Dinner will include a world-famous
Doug Wise pulled pork sandwich, chips,
drink, and dessert for $6. Meals may
be picked up at the softball complex
between 2:30 and 6:30 p.m. All softball
players will be selling tickets or you can
get them from Coach Karen Bolin.


The alumni game will begin at
6:30 p.m. If you are an alumnus and
would like to play, contact Bolin at
863-635-7809.
Monetary donations will be accepted
at any time and all checks should be
made payable to the Frostproof Athletic
Booster Inc. with a notation that it is for
the King Smith Scholarship. They can be
mailed to Bolin at the high school, 1000
N. Palm Ave., Frostproof, FL 33843.
Smith was the Lady Bulldogs popular
softball coach who passed away several
weeks ago after suffering a heart attack.
He died the day before Frostproof was
scheduled to start district playoff action.


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Fort Meade, Frostproof stars getting NFL shot


By BRIAN ACKLEY
BACKLEY @HEARTLANDNEWSPAPERS.COM

Two former high school football
standouts, Fort Meade's Onterio
McCalebb and Frostproof's Nickell
Robey, are getting a chance to earn jobs
in the National Football League.
While neither were drafted in last
week's NFL draft, the pair signed free
agent deals shortly after it ended,
McCalebb with the Cincinnati Bengals,
and Robey with the Buffalo Bills.
Both diminutive players were consid-
ered possible late round draft picks, but
many feel that going undrafted can be an
advantage over actually being picked late,
because the player can then chose a situ-
ation that might be more right for them.
McCalebb played four years at
Auburn, and Robey three at USC,
coming out of college after his junior
season.
McCalebb raised eyebrows with a very
fast 40-time at the NFL scouting com-
bine held earlier this year, and figures
to perhaps have his best chance to stick
in the NFL as a special teams player or
third down back, a fact not lost on the
former Miner.
"I can come in and help them win
and help a team get to the playoffs
just with my role on special teams,"
McCalebb told Brandon Marcello of
www.al.com before the draft.
He said he wasn't sure if he'd be
drafted, but getting a chance was all
that mattered.
'"As long as I get the phone call and an
opportunity to go out there and show
what I can do," McCalebb said, "If I
ended up being a free agent, that's still a
blessing to me."
His Auburn coach, Gus Malzahn, said
McCalebb deserved a chance.
"Onterio is one of the fastest guys in
college football the last few years," he
told al.com. "He has the wow speed.
He's a great competitor. He's tougher
than people think, too, and he loves the
game of football. In the right situation,
in the right type of offense, I really feel
like he can shine and of course I think
in the return game, too, he's a definite
factor."
In 2008, as a senior in Fort Meade,
he ran for 1,995 yards rushing and
27 touchdowns, and added 11 pass
receptions for scores. He also returned
two kickoffs for touchdowns.
In 2010, he played alongside quarter-
back Cam Newton when Auburn won
the national championship. He totaled
24 career touchdowns and rushed for
2.586 yards.
Robey became the first USC true
freshman to start a season opener at
cornerback in the post-World War II era,
and ended his Trojan career with seven
touchdowns.
While at Frostproof, his 2009 honors
included Super Prep All-Dixie as a


Former Fort Meade Miner and Auburn running back Onterio McCalebb
didn't get picked in last week's NFL draft, but just hours after it
concluded, inked a free agent deal with the Cincinnati Bengals.


senior defensive back and running
back where he amassed 764 yards on
88 carries, scoring nine times. He also
caught 17 passes, six for touchdowns.
Defensively, he had 73 tackles, two
interceptions and a pair of forced
fumbles. He also averaged 17.1 yards
on eight punt returns and 34.7 yards on
seven kickoff returns in 2009.
As a junior, he made All-State 2B
first team and All-County first team.
He ran for 1,600 yards with 10 TDs and
caught 33 passes for 475 yards with
four touchdowns on offense and had
six interceptions on defense. In 2007,
he ran for 1,500 yards on offense and
had 40 tackles and 7 interceptions on
defense.
He also was on Frostproof's baseball
team (earning All-State second team
honors) and track (bests of 10.71 in the
100 meters, 23'-9" in the long jump
and 45'-11" in the triple jump) teams.
He was the-2010 State 2A District 8 and
Region 2 long jump champion.
His cousin is Carlton Thomas, a
-tailback at the University of Georgia
.from 2009 to 2011. Robey was one of
16 Trojans who spent five days in Haiti
in the spring of 2012 building homes
and assisting those in need.
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VIEWPOINT


Preserving the Earth for our grandchildren


It wasn't that many years ago that cities dis-
posed of their garbage by dumping it on a piece
of vacant land and setting fire to it.
"Fire" is perhaps an exaggeration, since the wet
and rotting garbage was more prone to a perma-
nent state of smoldering than to open flames.
The atmosphere often reeked with this precur-
sor to smog. Counties, with few exceptions, had
no garbage collection service, and rural residents
were left to their own devices, often creating
smoldering mini-dumps of their own.
Eventually these garbage dumps were replaced
with "sanitary landfills," perhaps the nation's first
five-star oxymoron. Garbage, instead of being set
afire, was covered with dirt.
Skeptics said it was a way of filtering our future
supply of drinking water through tons of rotting
garbage. We find merit in that premise.
Disposal of garbage it now goes by the less
graphic and arguably more accurate name of
solid waste has become a considerably more


Our Viewpoint
high tech enterprise in recent years.
Landfills typically are lined with what is repre-
sented as a permanent plastic liner, preventing
leachate from becoming a major component of
our drinking water. They are sealed upon closure
by a dirt-covered membrane.
In South Florida, some of the highest eleva-
tions are mountains of now-closed landfill cells.
Even as our society has insisted on more
responsible ways of disposing of solid waste (to
include more stringent standards for household
garbage than for yard trash) we have embraced a
new paradigm: recycling.
The focus was on this relatively new exercise
in civic responsibility last week as the nation
observed Earth Week.
There was the inevitable reporting of how
many millions of dollars are spent burying New


York City's millions of tons of garbage, money
that could be better spent on recycling.
The real sales pitch for recycling is taking place
in school classrooms and in an increasing num-
ber of homes and businesses.
Recycling is being embraced as preferable to
landfills because it is the right thing to do, not
because it saves the taxpayers a few bucks. And
that is the way it should be.
Our county's solid waste department makes
it easy to recycle. Recycling is voluntary, not
mandatory.
While we have made no effort to count house-
holds, we see an increasing number of homes at
which only the recycling bin is rolled to the curb
in some weeks, and relatively few homes which
do not use their recycling bins on a regular basis.
. Recycling is an investment in a healthier Earth,
not only for ourselves, but for our grandchildren.
And it's working, not because it's required, but
because it's the right thing to do.


Letters to the editor


Now a one issue


voter looking for quiet


On April 26, Florida's Senate voted
against reinstating a law banning exces-
sive automobile noise. One Senator, Jeff
Clemens, D-Lake Worth, explained, "I
believe in the healing power of music,
and if I want to drive down the street
and heal everybody around me, I
should be able to."
Those are the words of a don't-
tell-me-what-to-do adolescent, not
a thoughtful advocate for the public
good. Senator Clemons and his fellow


nay-sayers apparently don't believe that
you and I have the right to carry on a
conversation in our car, choose our own
radio station to listen to, or have a baby
asleep in the back seat.
Others who voted against this com-
mon-sense bill include Sens. Abruzzo,
Brandes, Braynon, Detert, Flores,
Garcia, Gardiner, Gibson, Joyner, Legg,
Margolis, Ring, Sachs, Smith, Sobel,
REYNOLDS I5


Time for state to get smart about health care


It now seems that the Florida legisla-
ture (i.e. the Florida House) is turning
down the federal dollars that would
greatly expand Medicaid in Florida.
While I strongly disagree with turning
away any money to expand medical
coverage to Floridians, I do agree that
their fear of expanding the Florida state
budget is legitimate. The underlying
problem (and point of complicity of the
Florida legislature) is that the Florida
Medicaid program is a mess.
The way that the system operates is
cumbersome and expensive and often
does not provide good care to the people
who are covered. The Medically Needy
Program ("Share of Cost") is totally
broken. These legislators that are turning
down federal money have obviously
never lacked access to health care.
They have never been turned away


In My Own Words


from an emergency room with a broken
limb because it is not life threatening.
They have never had to be treated in a
free clinic where care, while better than
nothing, is limited and sporadic. They
have never been disabled and unable to
get a doctor for two years (waiting for
their Medicare to begin) because most
doctors in the State of Florida refuse to
treat any patient on the Medically Needy
Program. Otherwise they would not turn
down a single dollar to increase access to
health care for Floridians.
The only solution that this Florida
Legislature has been able to come up
with to fix Medicaid is to totally turn it
over to private HMOs which would be


another nightmare. A large percentage
of Medicaid patients are already under
these private HMOs. Many of these
private companies are incompetent and
the worst ones are totally fraudulent.
The medical providers in the state that
actually accept Medicaid patients are
providing the care and then having to
beg and fight for their small Medicaid
payments from these companies of-
ten receiving nothing even though they
are providing the care. Meanwhile, these
companies are reaping profits from
tax-payer dollars designated to treat the
sick of our state. And lest we forget, our
Governor Scott presided over the largest
federal Medicare fraud case to date.
Having him preside over this process
is akin to putting the fox in charge of
the hen house and at this point I am on
his side as he is championing taking the


money. Now that our legislators have -
turned down this money I would like to
see them push to address the underlying
problems with the Medicaid program
in Florida and to develop a system that
provides quality, effective care and is
cost effective. And ironically these two
qualities (quality care and cost effective)
are actually interdependent.
There needs to be an emphasis on
primary care and outpatient treatment
instead of hospital emergency room care
(which is expensive and for the most
part ineffective). The Medically Needy
Program needs to be totally scrapped
and reworked. Then we as a state would
be a much better position to accept fed-
eral dollars for Medicaid without fear of
setting off an out-of-control expansion
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THEATER
FROM PAGE 1

The theater's current board president,
Diana Webster-Biehl, who is also a
Frostproof city council member, said
the facility has become an important
destination from places far beyond the
city.
She said shows there have a "huge
impact" on the local economy, with
standing room only crowds at city
restaurants before events.
"Business is coming into town from
out of the city, out of the area, it's about
50 percent of our ticket sales," she noted.
"The investment we have made as a
community, which was so generous in
supporting the restoration, the money is
coming back many times over."
The music series started several years
ago, and has grown every year since.
The theater's murder-mystery dinners,


CLUB
FROM PAGE 1

Towns went north for the season.
Griffin lived in the caddyshack.
"I would clean clubs and keep the
place clean," Griffin told Tampa Tribune
sports columnist Tom McEwen in a 1986
interview. "I would caddy for 50 cents an
18. Sometimes you got 25 cents extra,
but not from the skinflints."
On one particularly memorable
Sunday, Griffin recalled that he toted
clubs for a total of 57 holes.
"There weren't many golf clubs
around," he said. "I considered Eddie
an older brother. I learned to play and
appreciate golf, hard work and having
an older brother. It was wonderful."
He purchased the course in 1980
by assuming the debt owed by the
stockholding owners. A Tampa Tribune
article pegged the amount at $246,000.
"Learned a lot here, it's the least I can
do," he said about buying it. Si.\ years
later, club pro Bob Lee procJaimed'
the investment and turnaround in the
course and associated infrastructure
"no less than a miracle." In addition.
to the course improvements and new
clubhouse, Griffin oversaw the initial
development of 80 condominiums and
16 single-family villas.
In 1983, Griffin invited local firefight-
ers to intentionally burn the ramshack-
le clubhouse, built in 1938 for slightly


PRICE
FROM PAGE 4

of our State budget.
As more and more Floridians are be-
ing locked out of even basic health care
services there is a strong moral, ethical


now held four times a year, regularly sell
out too. Cast members have come from
Winter Haven and Auburndale to be
part of the fun.
"We had record ticket sales this year
for the concert series," Webster-Biehl
added. "Last year we had average tickets
sales of about 126, and this year our
average was over 200."
Recently, a Polk County leadership
group toured Frostproof, and were
impressed not only with a presentation
given on the city's history by Mayor
Anne Dickinson, but the theater itself.
"They were impressed with that par-
ticular resource in the community, and
the quality of community participation
that went into restoring it," Webster-
Biehl added.
Dickinson said while attending a
meeting in Lake Wales recently, she ran
into someone who was bringing a group
of 20 people to the Elvis show in March.
"They were really excited about that
show," she recalled.

more than $22,000, with most of the
funding coming from the U.S. govern-
ment's Works Progress Administration.
His son, who sold the course last
week, videotaped the scene, and even
interviewed some of the firefighters.
Nine months later, in January 1984, a
new clubhouse almost three times the
size of the old one, had been erected.
McEwen noted that at least one report
had pegged the cost at almost $3 mil-
lion. Membership at the course, which
was about 250 at the time of Griffin's
takeover, had by then mushroomed to
some 700.
McEwen even noted that some of
the oak trees on the course came from
Griffin himself, who in typical fashion
found a simple and economical way
to get them. They came from another
one of his beloved places, the Peace
River Ranch. Griffin and a friend were
at the ranch after he had purchased the
course.
"I saw him bending over picking
up something," recalled Billy Joe
Loadholts. "I asked him what in the
hell he was doing a- d hie said he was
picking up acorns .And he wanted me
to do the same, to select some fine, ripe
acorns. I said 'What the hell for, Ben
Hill?' He said 'What the hell you think
for? To plant on my new course.' Well,
me and him did that, then came back
here and planted the acorns."
Starting in 1969, the course played
host to the Ben Hill Griffin Invitational,
until it was discontinued after the 2011

and economical imperative to address
the underlying problems that are crip-
pling our health care delivery system.

Catherine Price is a registered nurse
who has worked as the clinical director
at Parkview Medical Clinic in Haines
City. She is also the former chair of the
Polk County Health Care Alliance.


FILE PHOTO
Kay Hutzelman addresses the crowd during a murder-mystery dinner theater event.


event. It was considered one of Polk
County's four "majors."
Klaas bought the clubhouse and "ev-
erything in it," tennis courts, mainte-
nance building and an adjacent 5-acre
orange grove that Klaas said something
will be done with that, but "I don't have
a clue" what that will be.
Golf Visions Management Inc. is leas-
ing the country club on State Road 60.
Klaas said his family investigated Golf
Visions and they found the Northlake,
11.-based company to be very
professional.
"They are family owned and we are
family-owned," he said.
Tim Miles, owner and president and
CEO of Golf Visions, said there have
been a lot of subtle changes. A total of


REYNOLDS
FROM PAGE 4

Soto, Thompson and Thrasher.
This country was founded on the
principles of life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness. I have a right not


A caricature of
Donald Ross,
the designer of
the golf course,
appears on a pin
S... flag with the year
V 1926, the year the
S .course opened.
.,, PHOTO BY BILL
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250 palm trees have been pruned,
improved the curbside any appeal and
cleaned up the course.
They plan to paint a portion of the
clubhouse and repaint the roof.
Miles said the company also wants to
look at its approach to marketing the
course.
A membership meeting was held ear-
lier this year and more than 400 people
attended. Klaas said he got the sense
that everybody admires the Griffin fam-
ily, but they are glad to see Golf Visions
come in.
"They were pleased as punch," he
said.
Lake Wales is the third golf course in
Florida that Golf Visions is leasing. The
others are in Clermont and Leesburg.

to listen to your radio and not to be
awakened at 4 a.m. by rock music.
I have declared myself a one-issue
voter on this bill. I will be voting
AGAINST any Senator who believes it's
OK to assail my ears in public. Please
join me in that resolution.
Jean Reynolds, Ph.D.
Winter Haven


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OBITUARIES


Mary Cadman Gregory Weathersbee


Ruth E. Richardson


Mary Cadman Gregory Weathersbee,
longtime Lake Wales resident, died
peacefully of natural causes surrounded
by family on Saturday, April 20, 2013.
She was 100.
Mrs. Weathersbee, the daughter of
Colan Lynn Gregory and Sarah Evelyn
Chiles, was born in Richmond, Va., on
Nov. 8, 1912.
She was preceded in death by her
siblings Lynn Chiles Gregory, Evelyn
Carter Landram, and Martha Elizabeth
Fadeley.
Reared in Richmond, she graduated
from John Marshall High School and
attended business school.
She was married 49 years to Frank
Weathersbee, Jr. (deceased). He was the
area representative for Seaboard Coast
Line Railroad for 44 years. After briefly
living in Cincinnati and Sanford, Fla.,
her husband's business brought them
to Lake Wales. Mrs. Weathersbee was
active in the Lake Wales community
all her adult life, enjoying many years
of playing bridge, sewing circle, and
volunteering in many community
activities, most recently volunteering at
the Lake Wales Hospital Gift Shop and
her church, First Baptist Church of Lake
Wales, and working at the election polls.
Keeping up with current events and


Sally Ann Henderson, 77, of Tampa,
Fla., passed away Monday, April 15,
2013, at St. Joseph Hospital in Tampa.
She was born Sept. 5, 1935, in
Zanesville, Ohio, to the late William and
Helen Strouse and has been a resident
of the area since 1959.
She was a Quality Control Lab Tech
for Citrus World/Florida's Natural and
was of the Baptist faith. She enjoyed
family times, playing the Lotto, Wii
bowling and was a Tampa Bay Bucs,
Florida Gator and Ohio State fan.
Survivors include her daughters,
Pamela (Kenneth) Gibbs of Babson
Park, Brenda (Dennis) Samuels of
Tampa and Jackie (Barry) Moser of
Auburndale; sons, Richard (Bonnie)
Martin of Dundee, William Martin

Words of Comfort
Tiny seeds fall to the ground
and bring forth beautiful flowers
upon the earth what seems to
have passed away, has in truth
given an entrance to new life.
Bonnie Jensen


politics, cooking, and sewing have
always been her hobbies.
The centenarian's family includes two
daughters, Sara Beth White of Naples,
Fla., and Gail Jane Hassler (deceased)
and her husband, John Douglas Hassler
of Tallahassee, Fla., four grandchildren,
Dr. Ransey Parquette Boyd and her
husband Charles Everett "Rett" Boyd
III, of Tallahassee, Fla., Judson Gregory
White of Naples, Fla., John Douglas
Hassler Jr., of Tallahassee, Fla. and Sara
Camille Hassler and her husband Kevin
John Deak of Tallahassee, Fla., and two
great-grandchildren, Peyton Parquette
Boyd and Charles Everett Boyd IV of
Tallahassee, Fla., and dear family friend
Ginny Ezell Metzler of Lakeland, Fla.
Relatives and friends are invited to
her visitation on Wednesday, April 24,
2013, at the old sanctuary at First
Baptist Church of Lake Wales on Central
Avenue, at 1:30 p.m., followed by the
funeral service at 2 p.m.
Interment will be held at Lake Wales
Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memo-
rial contributions may be made to the
Meals on Wheels program at Lake Wales
Care Center, First Baptist Church of
Lake Wales, or a charity of your choice.
Marion Nelson Funeral home is
handling the arrangements.


of Frostproof and Jeffrey (Christy)
Henderson of Winter Haven; sis-
ter, Mary Lou (Harold) Martin
of Lake Wales, 13 grandchildren;
15 great-grandchildren, three
great-great-grandchildren.
Visitation was 6-8 p.m. Friday,
April 19, 2013, and the funeral service
was 2 p.m. Saturday, April 20, 2013, at
the Marion Nelson Funeral Home with
Rev. Jack Hilligoss officiating.
In lieu of flowers family requests
donations to St. Joseph's Children
Hospital of Tampa, 3001 W. Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. Blvd., Tampa, FL 33607
or the Melech Hospice House, 11125 N.
52nd St., Tampa, FL 33617.
Marion Nelson Funeral Home is in-
charge of arrangements.

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Ruth E. Richardson, 82, of Fedhaven,
Fla., went home to be with the Lord
Thursday, April 18, 2013, at the Lake
Wales Medical Center.
She was born Sept. 21, 1930, in
Harmony Township, N.J. to the late
Roy H. and Nellie M. Miller; and she
moved to Florida from Lawrence,
Mass. in 1994. After retiring as a
teacher, she worked as a lunchroom
aide in Massachusetts. She faithfully
served the Lord Jesus for many years in
various ministries. She loved children
and taught Sunday School, Children's
Church and AWANA in Massachusetts.
She was a member and treasurer of
the Community Baptist Church in
Fedhaven. She also attended Trinity
Baptist Church, where she was in-
volved with the Keenagers. She enjoyed
genealogy, puzzles and reading. She
was a devoted wife, mother and
grandmother.
Survivors include her husband
of 56 years, Varnum B. Richardson;
daughters, Wendi Winkler (David)


Shari Conner Thomas, 56, daughter
of Herb and Hazel Conner, passed away
April 27, 2013, surrounded by her loving
family after a long courageous battle
with cancer.
She was preceded in death by her
father, Herb Conner.
She is survived by her significant
other, Timmy Anderson and son, Brody


of Ga., Cheryl Reichl (Bill) of
Pennsylvania, Leeann Long (Doug) of
Pa., Donna Ouellette (Mike) of Maine
and Cathy Rogers (Jeff) of Fla.; son,
David Richardson (Susan) of New
Hampshire; brother, Richard Miller
of Pennsylvania; sister, Lois Pfeffer of
New Jersey; 10 grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
Visitation is 3 p.m. until the funeral
service at 4 p.m. Sunday, April 28, 2013,
at the Trinity Baptist Church of Lake
Wales with Rev. Larry Wallace officiat-
ing and Rev. Horace Howell assisting.
Interment will be held at the Florida
National Cemetery in Bushnell.
Condolences may be sent to the fam-
ily and the webcast of the service can
be viewed at www.marionnelson
funeralhome.com.
Donations may be made in lieu of
flowers to purchase Gideon Bibles in
memory of Ruth Richardson. www.
gideons.org
Marion Nelson Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.


Anderson of Lake Wales; daughter, Misti
of Mississippi; mother, Hazel Conner
of Lake Wales; brother, Danny Conner
(Daryl) of Haines City; sister, Bonnie
Bohannon (David) of Lake Wales;
brother, Steve Conner of Lake Wales
and caregiver, Sherry Carver.
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Anita J. Clark
Anita J. Clark of Lake Wales passed
away Thursday, April 25, 2013, at Good
Shepherd Hospice in Auburndale. She
was 56.
Marion Nelson Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.

Joseph Anthony

Adamo
Joseph Anthony Adamo of
Calverton, N.Y. passed away Thursday,
April 25, 2013, at his winter residence in
Lakeshore. He was 83.
Marion Nelson Funeral Home in Lake
Wales is handling the arrangements.

Billy Rex

Lomaneck "Bill"
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Frostproof passed away Monday,
March 25, 2013, at the Florida Hospital
in Sebring. He was 53.
Marion Nelson Funeral Home of Lake
Wales handling arrangements.

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that one can see rightly. ,
What is essential is
invisible to the eye. /
-Antoine De Saint Exupery


Betty Ann

Hamilton Jones
Betty Ann Hamilton Jones, 85, of Lake
Wales passed away Saturday, April 20,
2013, at The Groves Center.
She was born March 20, 1928, in
Toledo, Ohio to the late Ernest and
Myrtle M. Hamilton and has been a
resident of Florida since 1946.
She was a retired secretary for John
Carter & Associates and of the Catholic
faith. Betty was a longtime resident
and member of the Lake Wales Country
Club.
A gathering of friends is from 4:30-6
p.m. Tuesday, April 30, 2013, at the
Marion Nelson Funeral Home in Lake
Wales.
Marion Nelson Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.

Larry E. Ford
Larry E. Ford of Lake Wales passed
away Sunday, April 21, 2013, at his
residence. He was 69.
Marion Nelson Funeral Home of Lake
Wales is handling arrangements.

Dephra Jean

Wooten
Dephra Jean Wooten of Haines City,
passed away Sunday, April 28, 2013,
at the Winter Haven Hospital. He was
87.
Marion Nelson Funeral Home is
handling arrangements.


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College student Christopher Boise heard knocking sounds coming from the first floor of his
" home When he walked toward the source of the noise, he was confronted by two strange
men in his apartment. One of the men was pointing a handgun straight at Boise. When
Boise cried out, it was heard by his roommate. Raymond. who instinctively grabbed his le-
gally owned AR-15 and readied it. It was just moments before one of the intruders made it
to Raymond's door. Upon seeing Raymond's rifle, both men fled the apartment. Nothing
was taken and no shots were fired. After the incident Boise said, "I'm happy he saved my life.
I was very thankful he had his gun!" (13wham, Rochester, NY, 1/23/13)
Debi Keeney, 55, was at home with her sister, Donna Carlyle, 47, when she stepped outside
to smoke a cigarette. As she closed the door behind her, a man'approached and pushed his
way inside the apartment. The man threw Keeney to the floor and put Carlyle in a choke
hold. He demanded money as Carlyle gasped for air. Keeney was quickly able to get to a
.22-cal. derringer she kept hidden in a side-table drawer. She warned the man to release her
sister or she would shoot. When he continued to demand money, Keeney fired.The 33-year-
old intruder was later taken to a local hospital to be treated for two gunshot wounds and
Swas listed in critical condition (St Louis Post-Dispatch. Highland, MO 2 11/13)
Ernest Robinson. an assistant high school basketball coach, was escorting two of his female
team members from the building one evening when they were approached by two teenage
boys. One of the teenagers wielded a gun. The gunman ordered the girls to leave as the
other teen yanked at the chain Robinson wore around his neck. Robinson quickly pulled
out his concealed pistol and fired at both assailants killing one and wounding the other.
The surviving perpetrator is now being charged with one count of armed robbery and one
count of assault with intent to rob while armed (The Detroit News, Detroit, MI, 2/15/13)
Three masked men entered Plaza Jewelers one afternoon, one carrying a gun while the
other two wielded hammers. Store owner Alfonso Angela spotted the men through the
store window and grabbed the gun he kept hidden behind the counter. The two men with
hammers, one carrying a bag. were approaching the glass cases of jewelry when Angela
cocked the hammer of his gun. Within seconds, the men were making a hasty exit. Police
were called and two male suspects were later taken into custody ISan Jose Mercury News,
Fair Oaks, CA, 1/21 '.13)
A 34-year-old man entered a bank carrying a handgun that was later determined to be a
realistic plastic replica. He pulled a black mask over his face and demanded money from a
teller. His robbery attempt, however, was thwarted by another bank employee's very real
Smith & Wesson .357 revolver. The employee, a legal concealed carry permit holder, fired
his weapon after realizing the man robbing the bank was armed. The robber fled the scene
leading police on a high-speed car chase. The suspect was soon caught and hospitalized
for a gunshot wound to the jaw. He was later charged with attempted bank robbery and
leading police on a high-speed chase. There were reportedly no other injuries. (The Blaze,
Trimble, MO, 3/4/13)
It was before dawn when Christine Lewis entered her bathroom and spotted the silhouette
of a man outside the window. The man had torn off the window screen and was attempt-
ing to break in. Christine's husband, John Lewis, heard the commotion from the bedroom
and retrieved his .38 Smith & Wesson revolver. The man outside had failed to force open
the window and was now lurking outside their home. Lewis walked out his front door and
confronted the man. The man started to approach Lewis despite repeated warnings. The
two remained in a standoff until deputies arrived and took the man into custody. He was
jailed on multiple charges. "I own a gun for reasons like this. I want to protect myself," Lewis
said."The way I see it, your home is sacred ground, and you have the right to protect it" (Mail
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Locomotive's home to be in Mulberry


Train dug up from underground to be on display


at museum


By JEFF ROSLOW
JROSLOW@HEARTLANDNEWSPAPERS.COM
The 138-year-old locomotive dug up on
the old Mulberry Phosphate land last year
won't have far to travel as it is going to stay
in Polk County and become an outdoor
exhibit of the Mulberry Phosphate Museum.
And it should be on display by the end
of May.
"We're very excited about this," said
museum director Jesse Ward. "It's still in the
process and we're hoping to have it in place
by the end of next month. We still have to
get the rail bed and get everything in place."
In April 2012, Mosaic employees cleaning
an area in a process cooling channel they
take care of between Mulberry and Bartow
found the locomotive 20 feet underground.
After digging up the train, area historians
did the best they could to determine the
138-year-old steamer was a Manchester-
made phosphate-hauling locomotive.
Determining the owner of the train has
delayed whether the locomotive was going
to be shipped to Tallahassee or stay in Polk
County.


Mulberry Phosphate has been in
bankruptcy since 2001 and owes Mulberry
about $8,000 in stormwater fees and late
fees. Mosaic maintains upkeep of the
land. And the Florida Department of the
Environmental Protection may have some
ownership claims to the land. With that
situation, it was up the DEP to make a de-
termination of the ownership and that way
they could determine whether the train
could stay in Polk County or be shipped to
Tallahassee for display at a museum there.
Because of this, a group was formed in
Mulberry to try to keep the train in Polk
County.
"A group of citizens pushed hard and
made a case and the state listened to it,"
said Mosaic public affairs manager Callie
Neslund, who was part of that team.
Ultimately it was determined Mulberry
Phosphate was the owner of the vintage
and rusty locomotive but because it was
in bankruptcy, there was a problem with
turning it over because it had value to it.
Mulberry city commissioners agreed to
waive about $8,000 in penalties that the
company owed in stonnwater fees.


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Citrus farmer Scott Young who lives in Alturas, checks on the steam engine Mosaic employees
found buried in a cooling pond in an old plant near Mulberry when it was found in April 2012. A
display is being set up at the museum in Mulberry.


"We were able to forgive a portion of the
late fee and it was mutually agreed upon
by the two attorneys, and about $1,000 was
acceptable," said Mulberry City Manager
Frank Johnson.
Now, the train is still in the same spot
where it was found, where it will remain
until the end of next month. It will be
moved to the east side of the museum
behind City Hall. It will be housed under a
rail bed and fenced in with a shelter over
it, Ward said. Johnson said a photo of what
it looked like when it was working in the
1880s will also be added to give a bit of
historical perspective to it.
"We going to try to preserve this for as
long as we can," Ward said.
And while getting this thing done by
the end of the May is the goal, it could be


sooner than that, Johnson said.
"It might be earlier than the end of the
month," Johnson said. "The rail bed is be-
ing donated and we're trying to get a cover
and fencing donated."
Johnson said the city plans to build a
concrete pad for the train along the edge of
the parking lot. It will be near an outdoor
phosphate dragline bucket at the museum,
located behind City Hall at 101 Southeast
First St.
Myrtice Young, the historical preserva-
tion manager of the Polk County History
Center, said finding the locomotive is
amazing adding "It's just a very important
piece to the history of Polk County." She
said she is delighted the train has found a
permanent home here.
"It's sweet that it's going to stay home."


Three new magnet schools coming next year


By CATHY PALMER
CORRESPONDENT

Polk County will be adding three new
magnet schools to its roster next school
year, and its charter schools will be
bumping up the
number of students
allowed by about
100 students.
Magnet schools
offer specialized
instruction while
charter schools
operate within
the District with
public funds but
are independently
operated outside
the usual school
Carolyn Bridges board guidelines
and gives its independent governing board
more say in how the school is run and
what it offers its students.
The new magnet schools will be Winston
Elementary School in north Lakeland,
Dundee Ridge Middle School and Jewett
School of the Arts inWinter Haven. The
school board also recently approved some
revisions at Lincoln Academy to make
it a primary years program through the
International Baccalaureate organization.
The magnet school revisions will be


funded through grants totaling almost
$12 million over three years. The grant
funds will provide some staff, but primar-
ily will help buy technology upgrades
including routers and wireless access
points, desktop and laptop computers,
printers, laminators, science carts, smart
boards, audio equipment, science lab
furniture, robotics kits, video cameras for
classrooms and materials for graphic arts
designs.
The grant period will cover from August
2013 to September 2016. The funds come
from federal sources, according to Carolyn
Bridges, who oversees all magnet and
charter schools in the District.
The board OK'd hiking the enrollment at
the charter schools but maintained those
schools must stay within their original cap
projections under their contracts with the
school system.
The enrollment issue, according to one
school board member, is often concerning
families that have one student in a charter
school and want the student's siblings to
attend the same school.
"We need to have some language that
addresses siblings attending the same
charter schools," board member Debra
Wright said.
All told, according to Bridges, the enroll-
ment increases only involve about 100
students system-wide.


Bridges explained when individual
schools were granted their charters, they
projected enrollment caps, and these
changes fall within those caps.
The projected enrollment increases
affect the Discover Academy of Lake
Alfred, Hartridge Academy, Lake Wales
High School, Lakeland Montessori
Schoolhouse, Montessori Middle School,
Our Children's Middle Academy and the
Polk Pre-Collegiate Academy.
Both Hartridge Academy and Lake
Wales High School are projecting the
highest increase, with about 25 stu-
dents each, followed by the Lakeland
Montessori Schoolhouse with an addi-
tional 14 students.
"Why don't we recommend all the
requests?" asked Board Member Hunt
Berryman. "We aren't looking for a con-
frontation over these numbers."
Bridges said the approvals must be
based on projections and if the school
systems' projections vary from the school
projections, "it can affect how we allocate
our resources."
She added that keeping with in the
contractual limits also allows the system
"to focus on where growth actually occurs,
not just where it may be projected."
Board member Tim Harris added that
"staff winds up caught between us (the
school board and the charter school)


and all I can see is money gone out the
window."
He added his concern is funding is
evenly distributed throughout the district
where the student demand is and not
focused on the charter schools.
Bridges also told the board that charter
schools that are considered "high perform-
ing" may statutorily increase their enroll-
ment by 15 percent each year and add
grade levels.
Only McKeel Elementary Academy re-
quested more than their expected percent-
age increase. McKeel asked for an increase
of 60 students, which is eight students
more than the projected percentage.
"The additional eight students above
the 15 percent is to accommodate North
Lakeland choice students who attended
that school with the understanding that
they would be fed into McKeel," Bridges
explained.
Beyond the changes outlined in the
magnet school grant funds, the others will
have no financial impact on the proposed
school system budget, Bridges explained.
She said the student enrollment changes
are still covered by state and local per
student allocations from state, federal and
local revenue sources.
All the changes to both the magnet and
charter schools were approved by the
school board.


Funeral for Deputy Robbins


PHOTO BY ERNST PETES


Alisa Robbins, center, wife of Polk County Master Deputy Joseph "Shane" Robbins gets a
hug from Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd after being presented with the flag during Law
Enforcement Honors ceremony services at First Baptist Church at the Mall in Lakeland
Tuesday, April 30. Robbins was killed in a car accident last week on his way to the sheriff's
office. At left is Robbins' daughter Carlie and daughter Kayla, right.


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May 1, 2013





By BRIAN ACKLEY
BACKLEY@HEARTLANDNEWSPAPERS.COM "
Young elementary school students
in Polk County will be getting back
to basics next year, at least when it
comes to their report cards.
District officials are putting the
final touches on a plan that will
scrap the current Standards Based
Achievement Report for a more tra-
ditional report card that will replace
numeric evaluations with more
conventional letter grades.
Interim Superintendent John
Stewart told members of the Lewis
Anna Woodbury Elementary School
faculty during a meeting last Friday
that SBAR will become a thing of the
past, in part because it is so unpopu-
lar with teachers.
Stewart has been visiting a number
of schools during the school year to
talk with teachers and staff.
"One of the really, really positive
things that has emanated is that they
said this SBAR is a terrible thing," he
said about the visits. "They didn't say
it was a bad thing. They said it was a
terrible thing."
Instead of handing out letter grades
like A, B or F, SBAR rated students on
a scale of 1 to 4, with four represent-
ing that a child exceeds the standard


to one indicating that they do not. A
three represented mastery based on
current educational standards.
Stewart said
not only did a
number of Polk
w .as County teachers
I express their
unhappiness
W with the system,
Which is used
in kindergarten
through the sec-
ond grade, but
he had another
sounding board
John Stewart which didn't
think much of SBAR either. His wife
was a first grade teacher.
"I let her look at it and she said,
'What is this?' Literally, that's what
she said," he added. "From school to
school to school that's we've been to,
we've heard these complaints. Parents
don't know what it (SBAR) means."
He said the beauty of the new
report cards will be in their simplicity.
"We think we'll have a real good
report card that you as teachers will
be proud to use," he added. "We feel
it meets our needs, and reflect all the
things that need to be reflected as
we move toward adopting a common
core curriculum."


Assistant Superintendent David
Lewis, who was interviewed by the
school board Monday in its current
superintendent search, chaired a
committee of more than 60 district
stakeholders, including parents, to
devise the new report card.
"We need to call it what it is," Lewis
said about going back to letter grades.
"If it's failing, let's call it failing and
let's get on with fixing it."
There will be sections of the new
card which also will continue to
assess students in other non-core
educational areas, and even a section
that will note if a student is in danger
of being retained at a class level for
the next school year.
"One of the things we've got to do is
define what an A is, so it's not only an
A in your building, but whether a stu-
dent goes to Lewis Anna Woodbury,
or East Side, or Valley View," Lewis
said. "Parents don't want or need to
know all the other stuff. Most parents
don't need to know how to build a
watch, just tell me what time it is.
Your job as teachers is to know how to
build the watch."
And although the reporting may
change, school officials agree that one
thing remains an important constant:
That reading and math mastery in
grades K-2 lay the best foundation for


future success in school.
"We all agree that if it's not well
done in K, one, two, the gap grows ex-
ponentially after third grade and you
never get caught up," Lewis added.
"The percentage of students who
come in not ready for kindergarten
is the same percentage of students
that don't graduate. We know that. If
we know that our focus needs to be
in K, one, two, let's face it, we have
to rededicate resources in K, one,
two so that by second grade, at least
85 percent are proficient."







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Entrepreneur finds Babson Park really is 'Utopia'


By GEORGE FRANECEVICH
FROSTPROOFNEWS @HEARTLANDNEWSPAPERS.COM

Of all the places in the world, Billy
Utopia found the inspiration for his
Babson Park business in a checkout line.
One evening, one man, standing in
a line at the Lake Wales Walmart, had a
revelation. Billy Utopia suddenly knew
how to make his dream come true.
"I was standing there in the midst of a
group of college kids from Babson Park's
Weber College, listening to them lament
the fact that there wasn't a place near the
college where they could take a break
from the school atmosphere. A place to
gather and socialize while enjoying some
light refreshments. A cup of good gour-
met coffee, perhaps a Smoothie, some
snacks or maybe a sandwich and a soda.
A place where friends, family and even
business associates could meet, study
or just relax, while enjoying quality food
and beverages at a reasonable price."
Babson Park already had a restaurant
and mini market. "Perhaps," Utopia
thought "a caf6 is what the Babson Park
area needs."
Historically "caf6s" have been gather-
ing places, where people gathered to
chat, and socialize with one another. If
one so desired one could just relax and
pass the time observing, reading or writ-
ing, while partaking in coffee or other
hot beverages.
Utopia envisioned an updated version
of the cafe, an "Internet Caf6, that would
incorporate historic caf6 values with the
advantages of today's electronic society:
Random music, wide screen TV free wifi
to allow you to catch up on your cyber
socialization, while being able to enjoy
gourmet coffees (hot and iced), tea, hot
chocolate, sandwiches, salads, pastries
*nd other light refreshments (soda,
Smoothies, water, protein shakes). The


right drinks, dishes and atmosphere
conducive to the stimulation and satis-
faction of both, one's social and physical
appetites.
Utopia's dream, the Utopia Caf6 is now
almost a year old. Utopia, the owner
operator, has proven to be the perfect
caf6 host. He describes himself as being
spiritual and uses positive affirmations
to provide an atmosphere as wholesome
as the food he serves, including Boars
Head meats.
"The public can purchase Boars Head
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The Utopia Caf6 is also known for
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"Good wholesome food and drink
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turned deadly, according to the Polk
County Sheriff's Office.
According to preliminary informa-
tion in the investigation, law enforcers
indicated sometime after 11 p.m. on
Saturday, April 27, 25-year-old Travis
Lenard Fogle, of 922 S. Woodrow Ave.,
Avon Park, asked his girlfriend Petra S.
Moore, 3022 Republica DeCuba Ave.,
Tampa, to take him to the First Baptist
Hilltop Church at 200 Maxcy Road in
Frostproof.


According to reports, Fogle said he
needed to give something to 25-year-
old Jamanus Beck, of 721 South
Delaney Ave., Avon Park.
A PCSO spokesperson said the
couple arrived at the church around
11:30 p.m. and Fogle called Beck to
confirmthe meeting. A vehicle arrived
at the church and Fogle got out of
the car on the passenger side. Police
believe he didn't close the door all the
way and Moore leaned over to close
the door. When she did, she heard a
"pop," reports indicated.
Police said Moore saw the car pull


away. She got out of the vehicle and
found Fogle on the ground and that
he had been shot.
Through the investigation detec-
tives learned Beck's whereabouts
and a warrant was issued for his
arrest. He was taken into custody at
the Frostproof substation without
incident.
Police say why the two had agreed
to meet remains under investiga-
tion. Both have had prior arrests, the
sheriff's office reports.
Beck was charged with murder and
no bond was set.


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April 15
Stacy Gregg, 29, of 14 E Street -
charged with driving with a sus-
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plate not assigned to vehicle, resisting
arrest without violence, burglary,
grand theft larceny, dealing in stolen
property and giving false owner
information for pawn items.


April 16
Larissa Demersfloyd, 29, of S. 910
Lake Reedy Blvd. charged with viola-
tion of probation.
Taijh Flash, 19, of 325 9th Street -
charged with dealing in stolen property.
April 17
Norma Buentello, 45, of 1235 Ft.


Meade Road charged with battery
and improper exhibit of a firearm.
April 19
Angus Blaze, 37, of W. 325 9th
Street charged with violation of
probation.


Angela Nuno, 37, of 4 Lakeview
Avenue charged with check fraud-
insufficient funds.
April 21
Delana Ortiz, 29, of 11 Sils Road -
charged with battery.


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Fernandez said last week that the
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Dunkin' Donuts will occupy 2,500
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about 30 customers. It will have a
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A mattress store had previously
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make it a restaurant.
The eatery will employ 25 to 30
people with some part-time posi-
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Fernandez's family operates. The
other two are in Auburndale and
Plant City.
Fernandez has the development
rights for Polk County. He said a
store is planned in Bartow and other
locations are being looked at includ-
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Historically a doughnut and hot
coffee chain, Dunkin' Donuts has
expanded its offering to include fro-
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new platform marks the most sig-
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product lineup since the company
launched espresso-based beverages
in 2003.
Aspen Dental is planning to locate
next to Dunkin' Donuts.
Meanwhile, PetSmart has built a
store in that shopping center next to
Publix. A grand opening celebration
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One of Frostproof's unsung hero
football players will be continuing his
football career a long way from the Ridge.
Offensive lineman Juan Castillo, a rock
on the Bulldogs front for the past several
seasons, will play at Maryville College in
Tennessee next fall, after signing on to
play there earlier this month.
"The atmosphere there is real nice, the
facilities, the education, and the coaches
loved me, that had a big impact," Castillo
said about his choice.
He is hoping to get a starting job as
offensive guard for the Scots. He said
their coaches are hoping Castillo, about
6-2, 310 pounds, gets a little stronger in
the off-season.
"Just being able to come off the ball
pretty hard, and giving it all I've got every
play," he added about what he thinks his
own strengths are.
One person sorry to see him go is
Frostproof Coach Price Harris, although
he is excited to see one his favorite play-
ers get a chance to play NCAA Division
III football.
"Most people actually recruited him
on the defensive side of the ball, he's
very hard to move out of the holes,"
Harris aid. "He can play offense or
defense. In the run game, you always
try to run behind Juan. We're going to
miss both of our seniors, Juan and Jared
Warren. They were our mash brothers,
they really opened up some wholes on
offense."


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Frostproof quarterback Xavier Gaines drops back while being protected by linemen Juan Castillo, left. Castillo has signed to play ball this fall at
Maryville College in Tennessee.


Harris said Castillo's combination
of size and style of play is attractive to
coaches too.
"He's physical and he eats up so
much space, and you're not going to


out work him. That's what coaches don't
understand. They're going to get such
a great teammate, such a great person.
He's going to make any time he goes to
absolutely better right from the start just
because of how great a person he is."


Maryville is a town with a population
of about 27,000, and the school has an
enrollment of about 1,100 students. The
Scots play in the USA South Athletic
Conference. The Scots were 5-2 in
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to the scent the cat can smell. These
pheromone products are able to be de-
tected by the cat's sense of smell which
is many times better than ours, but do
not give off any scent that humans can
smell.
If altering the environment does not
work, there are medications that can be
used to change the cat's desire to mark.
These must be prescribed by your
veterinarian and will usually require


blood testing prior to use.
Remember, marking is a social
issue, not a sexual issue. If it is caused
by the number of cats in the house,
it may be necessary to decrease the
number of cats in the household.
Consult your veterinarian to deter-
mine the likely causes of the problem
and develop a treatment plan. Be
prepared to answer questions about
the dynamics of the household and
interactions between the cats as well
as interactions with humans. The
more information you can give your
doctor the better he/she will be able
to treat your pet.


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Bulldogs in district


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Marcos Ramos gets an encouraging green light from first base coach Scott Leech in a game last
week against Lake Placid. Ramos was on his way to third with a run-scoring triple, but it was not
quite enough in the end to save Frostproof from losing, 3-2.


Frostproof Pinch runner 4 Brant Howell dives back safely to first base ahead of a throw from
the Lake Placid pitcher during high school baseball district playoff action last week at Webber
International University.


Above: Casey Thomas looks to the
umpire on this play at second base.
The Bulldog left fielder was safe, but
Frostproof, which didn't get a base
hit until the fifth inning, ended up
losing the district semi-final playoff
game by a run.

Left: Frostproof first baseman Bryce
Hullett uses every inch of his frame
to stretch to make a catch. The
effort was just enough as the Lake
Placid runner was out,.

Right Bulldog third baseman Frankie
Bartley slides and scores a run in
playoff action last week against Lake
Placid. Frostproof got single runs in
the fifth and sixth innings to take a 2-1
lead. Lake Placid had defeated Frost-
proof handily twice during the regular
season. Bartley was scoring on a wild
pitch after singling in the fifth inning,
the Bulldogs'first hit of the night


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May 1, 2013 Frostproof News Page 19


FEELING


A new horizon at



this school

Horizons Elementary earns

DOA award for eating healthy


By CATHY PALMER
CORRESPONDENT
Davenport's Horizons Elementary
School students are eating so healthy
and learning so much about nutri-
tion and physical exercise, they have
earned the school a U.S. Department of
Agriculture award to the tune of $2,000,
one of only 13 schools in the state to
earn the Healthier School Challenge
Gold Award of Distinction.
Since 2004, the USDOA has been rec-
ognizing schools as part of the national
effort launched by First Lady Michelle
Obama, to curb childhood obesity. Mrs.
Obama also sent the school a con-
gratulatory letter lauding their efforts
to increase awareness of good nutrition
and exercise.
School Nutrition Manager Karen
Dumke submitted the school for the
award by outlining the "high quality
nutritional choices and physical activi-
ties that shape healthier living," said the
DOA when presenting the award to the
school recently.
"We want everyone to know we serve


nutritional meals and aren't frying
everything we serve in grease," Dumke
said.
The nutritionist also said her staff
makes a special effort in presenting
healthy choices to the students. "If the
foods look appetizing, the children are
more apt to try things like peppers," she
explained. She even holds special 'tast-
ings' to get kids to "try new things."
Dumke also said the students "really
like fruit" but have to be encouraged to
try vegetables. "We make a special ef-
fort to make things look good and taste
good," she said. She added however,
that "carrots aren't a favorite" but the
staff was "at least getting some on their
plates."
Horizons has a high percentage of
students that qualify for the free or re-
duced price meals, according to school
board statistics.
When asked how the $2,000 in
prize money would be spent, Horizon
Principal Yvette Scarborough said, "The
money will be used for nutrition educa-
tion in the classroom and to purchase
materials for physical activities."


Free diabetic class


offered


The Polk Health Care Plan has
announced an additional free diabetic
class for Polk County residents.
"With diabetes becoming a serious
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 importance of nutrition, physical
activity and weight management in
dealing with the disease. They will also
talk about blood glucose monitoring
and cover the different medica-
tions and ways to schedule diabetic
check-ups.
Classes are scheduled for 2-4 p.m.
Friday, May 10, at Trinity Worship
Center, 2795 N. 10 St., Haines City.
And, another is 2-4 p.m. Monday, May


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County, teaches the diabetes class for the
county.
20 at the Haley Center, 122W. Central
Avenue, Winter Haven.
To reserve seats either of these
free classes, call 863-519-2041 or
863-519-2066.


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bIS MUSIC TO HIS EARS
'A shop teacher for more than two and a half decades and a musician nearly all his 91 years, P.O. mentored kids and made
;country and mountain music his focus. From his time with the Florida Playboys to playing in North Carolina, his talents
.as a musician were paired with his skills as a craftsman, producing not just beautiful music, but several beautifully hand-
built guitars as well. P.O. led a full, healthy life without any serious issues until his heart attack.

Fortunately, he was taken to Florida Hospital Heartland, equipped with two state-of-the-art cath labs and the area's
only Certified Chest Pain and Primary Stroke Center.

In fact, the Florida Hospital Heart & Vascular Center is one of the nation's fastest at stopping
heart attacks. From the point a patient enters their hospital doors until the time the artery is
s ... open, their "Door-ro-Balloon" time is just 43 minutes, beating the national standard of 90
minutes and placing them in the upper 5-10% of hospitals in the country. Because of that kind
of speed, P.O. was assured of receiving quick attention from the region's recognized leader in
\ cardiovascular care.

P.O. also benefitted from two interventional cardiologists, Dr. Roger Wirtum and Dr. Phillip
Jones, with more than 60 years of experience who have performed more than 2,000 heart
interventions in Sebring in the past 4 1/2 years. They are also the only Level One hospital
in Florida that features Rotoblator, a minimally invasive, catherer-based procedure that
pulverizes plaque.
Today, a couple of stints later and recovering nicely,
....... P.O. continues to entertain and play his hand-built
Guitars at the regular Tuesday night jam session in the
"Cracker Shack" he builr just for that purpose.

S"I've been in good health all my life and had no thig serious. So when
~~I had my heart attack, it was all new to me. Thanks to Dr. Wittrum,
I can still play my music and enjoy my !"



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expert healthcare information.
At the Winter Haven Hospital Health Connection, you will find a
friendly and accurate source for:
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REAL ESTATE


Wednesday, May 1, 2013


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purchaser
needs ,
homeowner
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financing
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through
a bank or any other
lending institution,
they will require that
you come to closing
with a receipt showing
you have purchased
homeowner insurance.
Your real realtor is a
professional who will
advise you to work with
a qualified insurance
agent very early in the
process of buying your
home. In order to get a
homeowners insurance
policy you will need a 4
point inspection. Most
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Estelle Sullivan Realty


the home for you during
the time allotted for you
to do your due diligence
(all inspections you wish
on the home). Once you
have the 4 point you
need to begin working
on getting the insurance
coverage you want.
Do I need a lawyer to
buy a home?
You may have a lawyer
represent you in your
purchase of your home
if you wish. An attorney/
lawyer represents you
and only you if you hire
the lawyer. If, as a buyer,
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was listed by Estelle Sullivan of ESTELLE SULLIVAN REALTY and sold by Michael Brenner of Keller Williams.


attorney that the seller
has chosen to prepare
the title insurance and
any and all other docu-
ments then you should
be represented by your
own attorney as the
seller's attorney rep-
resents only the seller.
You do not have to have
an attorney to close your


real estate transaction.
There are many excel-
lent title companies who
do not represent either
party that close real
estate transactions as
well as acting as escrow
agents in holding and
dispersing all funds at
closing. The choice is
yours to make.


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Almost 6 acres on Lake Moody with
a 3 bedroom, 2 bath modular
home, 23X12+/- screened in back
porch, dock and much more.
Asking only $164,900


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Realtor/Broker
s 10 N. Scenic Hwy.
| Frostproof, FL 33843


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Advertising And Marketing Program In
Which there Are No Barriers To
Obtaining Housing Because of Race,
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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.
Frostproof Realty, LLC (863)
635-4246 www.frostproofreal-
ty.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.
Frostproof Realty, LLC (863)
635-4246 www.frostproofreal-
ty.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.
Frostproof Realty, LLC (863)
635-4246 www.frostproofreal-
ty.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.
Frostproof Realty, LLC (863)
635-4246 www.frostproofreal-
ty.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.
Frostproof Realty, LLC (863)
635-4246 www.frostproofreal-
ty.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.
Frostproof Realty, LLC (863)
635-4246 www.frostproofreal-
ty.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.
Frostproof Realty, LLC (863)
635-4246 www.frostproofreal-
ty.com
361 N LAKE REEDY BLVD,


1020 HOUSES FOR SALE
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.
Frostproof Realty, LLC (863)
635-4246 www.frostproofreal-
ty.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.
Frostproof Realty, LLC (863)
635-4246 www.frostproofreal-
ty.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.
Frostproof Realty, LLC (863)
635-4246 www.frostproofreal-
ty.com

'BARTOW 4Bd/2Ba Split'
plan, Lg master, heated'
pool, fireplace. $199,900.
Jeanne Sherrard, Realtor:
863-944-3315
WINTER HAVEN 3440
Avenue D NW. 2Bd 1Ba SF
1,111 sq ft fixer-upper Lease
option or cash discount
$2,000.00 Down $685.00
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$425./monthly.
863-299-8070.
FROSTPROOF 3/1, no sewer
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1610 BUSINESS RENTALS

Great retail or small
office. location in down-
town Lake Wales. $350
per month, all utilities paid
by landlord. Downtown
storefront, next to The Lake
Wales News on Stuart
Avenue. Clean and ready to
move right in. Call Jim at
863-969-7454.



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


1610 BUSINESS RENTALS
REDUCED! Commercial prop-
erty, 322 S. Scenic Hwy, Lake
Wales. Excellent location,
10,000 sq ft, 14ft overhead
doors, 1500 sq ft office show
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security. 863-678-1498 or
863-241-1528
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EMPLOYMENT

2001 HELP WANTED
A Few Pro Drivers Needed
Top Pay & 401K Great Equip-
ment & Benfefits 2 Mos. CDL
Class A Driving Exp (877)258-
8782 www.meltontruck.com


2001 HELP WANTED
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CO.
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compact
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weapon
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components
22 Actor Aykroyd
23 SFO hrs.
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univ. papers
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30 Shell-shocked
33 Ad time
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nickname
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France?
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measures
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network
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nowadays
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5% Pay!
300 New


2001 HELP WANTED
CDL-A Drivers Relocate for
Tons of Great Paying Texas
Oilfield work! Great compa-
ny/Paid benefits! Must have
bulk pneumatic trailer experi-
ence. Call today! (800)491-
9029


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www.oakleytransport.com
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-- CDL with clean MVR. Call
(800)545-1351
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ad
58 Onionlike veggie
59 'To serve, not to
be served" group
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novel
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63 Year in Madrid
64 Puffed cereal with
a Berry Berry
variety


Drivers Wanted-OTR Food
Grade Tanker Drivers Needed
Competitive pay, Benefits,
Guaranteed time off Class A
CDL-w/tanker endorsement
Prefer 2yrs experience
(800)569-6816 otterytrans-
portation.com
Drivers- No Experience-
No Problem. 100% Paid CDL
Training. Immediate Benefits.
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Earnm up to 490 per mile!
CRST VAN EXPEDITED
(800)326-2778 www.Join-
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A Drivers, Tanker & Dry Van
positions available. 1 year
OTR experience, Good MVR &
work history needed. Call
(877)882-6537 or apply
www.oakleytransport.com
FOOD PREP ~ Full or part
time $8.00 per hr or neg.
863.223.8625 Jackie or
Pete 240 E Bullard Ave,I
Lake Wales
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only. Relocate to Texas for
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GRACE HEALTHCARE OF
LAKE WALES IS LOOKING
FOR A PART TIME ACTIVITY
ASSISTANT. MUST BE A
FRIENDLY CARING PERSON
THAT ENJOYS WORKING
WITH THE ELDERLY. INTER-
ESTED APPLICANTS CAN
FAX RESUME TO 863-676-
6315, ATTN EDIE COMBEE
OR APPLY AT
WWW.GRACEHC.COM
GROWING Local Newspa-
per is Seeking Qualified
Sales People. Please Send
Resumes to
pnorthrop@thelake-
walesnews.com. or call
Paul Northrop at
(863)676-3467.


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program. Hands on environ-
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1 Classified = Sales j
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transportation.com (800)501-
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required. Up to 42cpm
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6537 or www.oakleytrans-
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CLASSIFIED


2001 HELP WANTED

Drivers: $10,000 Sign
On Bonus!!
.46 to .60 per mile!
OTR Flatbed No Tarping.
Assigned Equipment,
Major Medical,
Dental, Vision Insurance
& Many Bonuses.
Frank: 1-800-745-7290
1-321-396-3000
Apply Online:
www.loudoncountytruck-
ing.com
Pre school instructor needed
immediately. Morning hrs
must be able to pass Level 2
background screening.
Please call (863)-223-
8443.
SECRETARY
DETAIL ORIENTED, MATURE,
RESPONSIBLE.PERSON WITH
EXPERIENCE IN MEDICAID
BILLING. PREFERRED, WHO
IS ALSO FAMILIAR WITH
WORD,
EXCEL, AND SKILLED IN GEN-
ERAL SECRETARIAL DUTIES
TO WORK IN A NON-PROFIT
RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM.FOR
GIRLS,AGE 8 TO 18.FULL
TIME (40 HOURS).$9 PER
HOUR+BENEFITS.E-MAIL
RESUME TO RBASKIN@
YOUTHRANCHES.ORG.EOE
DRUGFREE
SURROGATE MOTHER
NEEDED
Please help us have our
baby!
Generous Compensation
Paid. Call
Attorney Charlotte Danciu
1-800-395-5449
www.adoptionsurrogacy.co
m
FL Bar # 307084
.-----------------....
WANTED HANDIMAN Type
for work in Bartow exp. in mobile
homes helpful. Work at your own
pace. Pay commensurate with
ability and attitude. Call 863-
602-0808 before 7pm

2005 SERVICES
" "ADOPTION
Give your baby a loving,
financially secure family.
Living expenses paid. Call
Attorney Charlotte Danciu
28 years experience.
1-800-395-5449
www.adoptionsurrogacy.com
FL Bar # 307084
'---------------------
2100 GENERAL
DRIVER One Cent raise
after 6 and 12 months.
$0.03 enhanced quarterly
bonus. Daily or weekly pay.
Hometime Options. CDL-A, 3
months OTR exp.
(800)414-9569
www.driveknight.com

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NOTICES

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ADVERTISE IN OVER 100
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for One Low Rate. Advertising
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placerlient assistance. Com-
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HORSE LOVERS MAKE $$
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PREGNANT? CONSIDER-
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energetic, spiritual, commit-
ted couple seeks to adopt.
Financially secure. Healthcare
professionals. Expenses paid.
Gil & Dave (888)580-ADOPT
(2367). FL Bar#0150789
Robert L. Lewter Jr.
If you are my brother or sister.
Contact me at (863)-605-
6080.

4000


FINANCIAL
Low On Cash ?
Auto title loans from 500.00
to 10,000.00, and you keep
your car! B&B PAWN. We
specialize in big ticket items
like tractors, trailers, motor-
cycles, atvs, rv's, boats etc.
There is no credit check, and
we come to you! Call now
for an appointment. 863-
344-1664.
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OPPORTUNITIES
$150,000 +/yr. Potential
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4010 BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
Investors Outstanding
and immediate returns in
Equipment leasing for oilfield
industry. Immediate lease out.
Tax benefits and high returns.
We need more equipment!
(800)491-9029
Investors Outstanding
and immediate returns in
equipment leasing for frac
industry. Immediate lease out.
Tax benefits and high returns.
We need more equipment!
(800)491-9029
4020 FINANCIAL/MISC.
CASH NOW! Cash for your
structured settlement or annu-
ity payments. Call J.G. Went-
worth (866) 494-9115. Rated
A+ by the Better Business
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FREE DEBT SOLUTION. End
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4080 LOANS / MORTGAGES
Access Reverse Mortgage!
Florida-based: Application &
closing in your home. Experi-
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mortgages funded. Award-
winning customer service.
BBB A rating. NMLS #4566.
1(800)806-7126


5000






BUSINESS SERVICES

5054 CONTRACTORS

Miscellaneous Contract-
ing

GENERAL REPAIR!
*Additions & Remodeling
*Chimney Cleaning
*Concrete Work
*Vinyl Siding
*Roofing *
Lightening Rod Installa-
tion
Painting Commercial &
Residential
Free Estimates
Lic. & Ins.
Hollis Smith
863-676-5413
863-528-2435

5083 FLOORING




flooring America Lackland
great prices,hug selection
877414-1744
5115 LEGAL SERVICES
PREGNANT? CONSIDER-
ING ADOPTION? A childless
energetic, spiritual, commit-
ted couple seeks to adopt.
Financially secure. Healthcare
professionals. Expenses paid.
Gil & Dave (888)580-ADOPT
(2367). FL Bar#0150789
5120 MEDICAL SERVICES
Save on Dental Vision Chi-
ropractor:www.mybenefit-
splus.com40765389


5130 MOVING/HAULING

MOVING & STORAGE
Affordable Two Men
One Truck
High quality, personalized
full service moving compa-
ny. Senior Citizen Discounts.
5313 S. Florida Avenue
Lakeland, FL 33813
863-608-6683
wwaf o =e com

5150 PEST CONTROL

E-RAD PEST CONTROL
Fast, Reliable Service for
ALL your Pest Issues
Monthly or Periodic
Services Available
124 E. Orange Ave.
Lake Wales, FL 33853
863-676-7727

5165 POOL SERVICES
POOL CHEMICALS & Sup-
plies 2U call us today to ser-
vice your pool needs 863-
529-1626
5230 MISCELLANEOUS
$$$ ACCESS LAWSUIT
CASH NOW!!! $$$ As seen
on TV.$$$ Injury Lawsuit
Dragging? Need $500-
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Low rates APPLY NOW BY
PHONE! Call Today! Toll-Free:
(800)568-8321 www.lawcapi-
tal.com
HAPPY FLOWERS Make
their day! FREE delivery for
local online orders 863-679-
5252
* 0* 0,'0 *0 *
* PAUL'S
Small Engine Repair *
Golf Cart & Lawn Equipment
Sales & Service
: Set of 6 Volt Golf Cart
batteries for $449 (+tax)
SCarryout Only (installation
Available)
Paul Wilkerson
829 Bostick Road
Bowling Green FI 33834
863-773-4400

6000






MERCHANDISE

6012 GARAGE SALES

10 Family Yard Sale! Satur-'
day May 4th 2013 from
8am to noon. In the parking
lot of Beef 0 Brady's,
Bartow Florida. Everything:
on sale, furniture,clothes
outdoor items,etc.
BARTOW Saturday 8 ?|
315 Conant St. Outside ken-:
nel, baby items, clothing,
hh goods
FORT MEADE ~ Sat 8am-
3pm.
2 Family. 1170 Iowa St. Off
Sand Montain/Mosley Rd. Fol-
low signs lots of goodies
Moving Garage Sale
May 4 ~7 am
The Preserves Apartments
16103 Quail Circle,Lake
Wales
Moving Sale-Sale- Sat May 4th 9
am until ? 238 E. Polk Ave.
Lake Wales. Mulcher, freezer,
generator, furniture, kitchen
items, fishing gear, much
more...863-701-5740
6020 AUCTIONS
47 LOTS in Rarity Bay
on Tellico Lake
East Tennessee. FORECLO-
SURE AUCTION, May 11th,
10:30AM. Furrow Auction Co.
1-800-4FURROW
www.furrow.com
TN Lic. #62


6020 AUCTIONS
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
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

6180 HEAVY/CONST.
EQUIPMENT
SAWMILLS -Band/Chainsaw -
SPRING SALE Cut lumber
any dimension, anytime.
MAKE MONEY and SAVE
MONEY In stock ready to ship.
Starting at $995.00
www.NorwoodSawmills.com/
300N (800)578-1363
Ext.300N



NEED CAH

6260 MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
DIRECT OFFICIAL
TV DEAL
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provider! DIRECTV plans start-
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6270 WANTED TO
BUY/TRADE

BUYING
GOLD, SILVER,
COINS, JEWELRY
Highest Prices In History!

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


7000


TRANSPORTATION


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS




_i
1968 JEEP CJS Off Road,Full
Roll cage,4 spd trans,very
very nice $5,977. Call Great
Buy 863-632-0988
USE CLASSIFIED!


-. -t, -
1993 Ford Ranger XL
$2,995.Hillman Motors.
863-967-4628.






1996 Chevy PK, Auto, 6 cyl,
A/C, Util. LT, 4x4, 99,880,
$2,600.
Cash N Carry ONLY
or Layaway
J's Auto Mart
16580 Hwy 27
Lake Wales, FL
863-676-5283


1998 Dodge Dakota, 5SP, 4
cyl, No A/C, 208,608, Black,
$1,800.
Cash N Carry ONLY
or Layaway
J's Auto Mart
16580 Hwy 27
Lake Wales, FL
863-676-5283
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1998 Ford Ranger, 5SP, 4
cyl, A/C, 109,011, white.
$3,250.
Cash N Carry ONLY
or Layaway.
J's Auto Mart
16580 Hwy 27
Lake Wales, FL
863-676-5283


1999 Ford Ranger XLT, Auto,
6cyl, A/C, 172,865, Blue.
$3,500.
Cash N Carry ONLY
or Layaway.
J's Auto Mart
16580 Hwy 27
Lake Wales, FL
863-676-5283


7009 USED CARSTRUCKS




01 Mercury Grand Marquis D C TV
LS $6,995 57k,loaded,4spd U IR ECTV.
auto, 8 cyl. Very Nice call
863-632-0988. ymc


02 Cadillac Deville Sedan
low miles,White Diamond
Paint, 8cyl.,auto, Call car is
loaded 863-632-0988


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


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS





1999 Lincoln Town Car Sig-
nature $5,995. Hillman
Motors. 863-967-4628
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2000 Cadillac Deville $9595
863-983-4600




2000 Dodge Ram 2500
4x4 Skyjacker Lift Super
Swamper Tires. Leather, Low
Miles 67k, Winch,,Call For
Details JPL Auto Empire
863-268-1226

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2000 Ford Explorer SUV,
Auto, 6 cyl, A/C, 154,119,
$2,250.
Cash N Carry ONLY
or Layaway
J's Auto Mart
16580 Hwy 27
Lake Wales, FL
863-676-5283


2000 Ford Ranger, auto,
6cyl, A/C, 199,177, Red,
$2,995.
Cash N Carry ONLY
or Layaway
J's Auto Mart
16580 Hwy 27
Lake Wales, FL
863-676-5283







2000 Jeep Cherokee Police
$6988. 863-983-4600




2001 Ford Ranger 3.0L,
Auto,great bedliner,alloy whis.
$4,995 call for more info.
863-632-0988.


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Train ONLINE for Allied Health and Medical Management.
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Financial Aid if qualified.SCHEV authorized.
Call 888-203-3179
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2001 MAXDA B-3000, Auto,
6 cyl, 2WD, A/C, 156,404,
black, $3,250.
Cash N Carry ONLY
or Layaway
J's Auto Mart
16580 Hwy 27
Lake Wales, FL
863-676-5283





2001 Mazada B3000 Super-
Cab.Auto 83,000 A/C P/W
P/L.Call For Details JPL Auto
Empire 863-268-1226




2001 MERCURY GRAND
MARQUIS BLUE
Stk#A138558C $5988
AUTO, AC, STEREO, CLEAN
TRADE, 59K MILES. Alan Jay
Auto Ranch 863-471-2886
v


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 Pontiac Firebird Con-
vertible $7495. 863-983-
4600

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2002 Chevrolet Trailblazer
SUV $6995. 863-983-4600


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7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS





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





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





2002 green Toyota camsry
le $11995.00. Kelley's Used
Cars 863-269-0977.




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




2002 Hyundia Sonata
Loaded,2.7 L,ow miles ,alloy
whls.$7,995 call very nice
863-632-0988



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

HIRING


Train for hands on Aviation Career.
FAA approved program.
Financial aid if qualified Housing available.
CALL Aviation Institute of Maintenance
866-314-3769.




e Trea wiuU Like Famil
"S* ave Money on DIY Aboveground
and Inground Pool Kits & Supplies
.. Financing Available!
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i Excellent Service. Fast Shipping!
Family Owned & Operated Since 1990!

wwWv.amilyPoolFun.com






Tuesday, May 14th @ 2:00 p.m.
Online Bidding Available
Many Selling Absolute! No Minimums! No Reserves!
Auction Site: Union County. Community Center
129 Union County Recreation Rd, Blairsville, GA lIB
SRowell:Auctions, Inc. | 800-323-8388
.. :,. A MakNetAlianc Membemr GAL AUC0025941 TN2133 | NC 8935. I* Buyr's Premiurn


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS





2003 BMW 325i Sedan-
LEATHER MOONROOF,ALU-
MINUM WHEELS, POWER
SEAT, 6 CYL, AUTOMATIC
POWER WINDOWS, POWER
LOCKS TILT & CRUIS. Tom
Edwards 863-533-0793

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2003 Chevy S-10 LS 4x2 X
Cab. V-6 auto looks and runs
new Cold A/C. $7995.00
863-679-7888
ADVERTISE
In
The Classifieds!

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2003 Chevy S-10, Auto,
4cyl, A/C, 145,779, white.
$ 2,650.
Cash N Carry ONLY
or Layaway
J's Auto Mart
16580 Hwy 27
Lake Wales, FL
863-676-5283


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


2003 Ford Ranger Truck
$8988. 863-9834600


2004 Chevrolet
SS one owner, on
nal miles, excelled
$8795 sale $799
Alan Jay Chrysli
Jeep in Clewis
4600




2004 CHE
SILVER Stk#
$4988 AUTO,
STEREO, PWF
CLEAN MUST S
Auto Ranch 86


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS





2004 Chevy Silverado
1500 SuperCab. Auto, A/C
P/W P/L,Call For Details JPL
Auto Empire 863-268-1226




2004 Chrysler Pacifica
LEATHER ,DV, VIDEO CIlJLEMAr
GPS/NAVIGATION CHROME
WHEELS DUAL POWER HEAT-
ED SEATS, DUAL A/C,3RD
SEAT POWER LIFTGATE,CERTI-
FIED W/ 110 PT INSPECTION
SUNSCREEN GLASS POWER
WINDOWS POWER LOCKS
TILT & CRUISE 3.5 V6 LIMITED
POWERTRAIN WARRANTY.Tom
Edwards 863-533-0793




2004 Dodge Durango ST
V6, AUTOMATIC, AC POWER
WINDOWS, POWER DOOR
LOCKS, KEYLESS ENTRY, CD,
TILT, CRUISE. Tom Edwards
863-533-0793

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2004 Ford Focus ZX5 Auto
89,000 miles $5,990.
Stingray Chevrolet 863-
5'3.07 77


-Uu-t- ru0u Ifanllll *oJruI i
4x4 40,000 low low miles
p/w, p/1, Super Clean Call For
Details JPL Auto Empire
863-268-1226


iL 2004 Honda VTX 1300
S (VTX1300C) $4,995.00 Candy
's Red 7500 Miles. Sky Power
Sport Lake Wales 20769
US Hwy. 27 Lake Wales
863-676-2245.
t Monte Carlo
95. 863-983-


S.- -
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2004 JEEP GRAND
SCHEROLEE LTD RED STK #
T557865B $9988 LEATHER,
t Monte Carlo TOW PKG, ALLOYSV6 Alan Jay
95. 863-983- Auto Ranch. 863-471-2886.




." 2004 Toyota Corolla S
I ''u ,P $6,995. Hillman Motors.
Monte Carlo 863-967-4628
nly 33000 origi-
nt condition was -
5 #rn61107a
er Dodge Ram
ton 863-983-I -
2005 BMW 3 Series 330xi
Sedan 4 door, 6 Cylinder, 3.0
Liter, Automatic $14,901 Call
,--s- ^ 800-238-5016


VY MALIBU
A276348A SL
, AC, CD 2005 Chrysler PT :irurei
R PACKAGE, Convertible-new tires- only 60
EE. Alan Jay k miles-a real steal at $7989-
i34,4@22A Call Tornat 402-4230


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS





2005 Grand Caravan
Stow & go seats power doors,
sunroof.Duel Cold A/C
$7,995.00 863-679-7888.





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.


2006 Chevrolet Colorado
$18265. 863-665-2800

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2006 Chevrolet Silverado
2500HD $16589. 863-665-
28001





2006 Hyundia Elantra GLS
low miles,4 cyl. cruise,
p/w/cold a/c, Sunroof price to
sell $8,995 Come See 863-
632-0988


I

2006 Nissan Sentra. Auto -4
cyl gas saver, ice cold A/C
$7,995.00 863-679-7888


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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
SClassified = Sales


2007 Chrysler Town & Coun-
try Van $9995. 863-983-
4600


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2007 dodge charger
$13995.00. Kelley's Used
Cars. 863-269-0977.
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2008 Chevrolet Impala LT
$10,901 V6, Flex Fuel, 3.5L, 4
Speed Automatic Call 800-238-
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2007 Ford Edge SE
$12901, 888-498-9180







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 HYUNDAI ACCENT
WHITE Stk# T325351B
$6988 AUTO, ALLOYS,AC ,
TITED GLASS, FUEL SAVER.
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 WARRANT. Tom
Edwards 863-533-0793



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





2008 GMC Acadia SLE full
power $14,990. Stingray
Chevrolet863eti330777


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A/C & HEATING
SALES.SERVICE. INSTALLATION
All Makes/Models Residential & Commercial
Financing available on new & replacement units
FREE ESTIMATES on installations & replacements
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3 We offer 1st floor apartment homes that Include
1 &2 bedroom apartments. Our amenities are
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(in select units) and so much more! We pay some
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CALL AND ASK ABOUT OUR
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Directions: We are conveniently located behind Publix off State Rd. 60 In Lake Wales, FL
200 Emerald Ave., Lake Wales, FL 3383
863-676-6387
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For more Info or to sched
appointment please call
863-667-6709


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Owner/Operator
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Apartments
3 UPDATED FLOOR PLANS!
Contemporary & Open Studio with Full Kitchen,
and Ceramic Tile throughout, from $405/month.
Spadous 1 Bedroom starting at $475/month.
Large 2 Bedroom Residence with washer/dryer
hookups + utility room. from $595/month.
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(863) 533-5600


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RESIDENCES WITH 4 COMFORTABLE
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Chimney Cleaning Concrete Work
Vinyl Siding Lightning Rod Installation Painting
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Intenor & Exterior Applications
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7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS





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


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS

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2008 DODGE CALIBER
ORANGE Stk#RK20790A
$11988 20" WHEELS,
GROUND EFFECTS, AUTO,
STEREO. Alan Jay Auto
Ranch 863-471-2886


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


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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.

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


2008 ram 1500 4.1- qujad
cab $21995.00. Kelley's
Used Cars. 863-269-0977.




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




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


The average cost of a brewed cup of coffee

$1.38


Cost of a first class US Postage Stamp

.45


Cost of a home delivered newspaper

ONLY .40 CENTS!




The Lake Wales News' -,,
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.-' ... .-..-* ..AH-... e Polk Cmunty Democrat
The Fort Meade Leader .. 7,, -., "",'.t :
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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




2009 Ford Mustang Con-
vertible- V6 AUTOMATIC ALU-
MINUM WHEELS,CD,POWER
WINDOWS,POWER LOCKS ,
TILT & CRUISE CERTIFIED W/
110 PT INSPECTION LIMITED
POWERTRAIN WARRANTY .
Tom Edwards 863-533-
0793



2009 HONDA CIVIC EX
WHITE STK # FC31611A
$12988 AUTO, A/C,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





2009 Nissan Versa 1.8 S
$13901. 888498-9180





2009 Toyota Corolla
$14675. 863-665-2800






2010 Chevrolet Malibu
$15475. 863-665-2800






2010 Chrysler Sebring Tour-
ing Convertible. $15,900.
863-438-3333
I Classified = Sales |






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



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



2010 Honda Accord EX-L
2.4L, Automatic $14,901 Call
800-238-5016
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7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS





2010 Honda CRV full
power eqpt.-only 47 k miles-1
owner-$17458-Call Tom at
402-4230

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


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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,
$12,400. 863-438-3333




2011 CHEVY SILVERADO
LTZ WHITE Stk#RK20819
$29988 4X4, Z71 PKG,
LEATHER, BACK UP CAMERA,
TOW PKG, LOADED. Alan Jay
Auto Ranch 863-471-2886




2011 Dodge Charger RAI-
LYE- W/ POWER SEAT,
REMOTE START, PENTASTAR
V6 8.4 TOUCH SCREEN /.
INFO, ALUMINUM WHEELS
,POWER WINDOWS, POWER
LOCKS,TILT & CRUISE CERTI-
FIED W/ 110 PT INSPEC-
TION,BALANCE OF LIMITED
FACTORY WARRANTY. Tom
Edwards 863-533-0793
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2010 Honda Civic LX-S ,.i*,
auto, loaded $14,990. FI-570I64A 2011 MAZDA
Stingray Chevrolet 863- 3 $15900. Tony 863-438
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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
tZZUSE CLf:SSIFIEOD





2011 Hyundai Sonata LTD-
loaded- ruby red-Warranty-
$20686- Call Tom at 402-
4230




2011 JEEP WRANGLER -
4X4 UNLIMITED,ALUMINUM
WHEELS AUTOMATIC,ANTI
SPIN,TILT & CRUISE,CD,V6
CERTIFIED W/ 110 PT INSPEC-
TION ,BALANCE OF LIMITED
FACTORY WARRANTY.Tom
Edwards 863-533-0793




2011 Kia Forte 5dr-all the
buttons-gas saver-29k miles-
Factory Warranty-$15463-
Call Tom at 402-4230
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2011 Mazda Mazda 3 s
Grand Touring Hatchback.
$15,900. 863-438-3333

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2011 Mitshubishi Galant
$12,400. 863438-3333


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




2011 Mustang GT 500 Con-
vertable $42,990. Stingray
Chevrolet. 863-533-0777
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2011 red Toyota camary le
$16995.00. Kelly's Used
Cars 863-269-0977.
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2011- Toyota Corolla S
$14901. 888-498-9180


2012 BRAND NEW RAM 250?0
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 Chevrolet Silverado
1500 Extended Cab LT 4X4 Call
Dealer for Price V8, Flex Fuel,
5.3L, 6 Speed Automatic




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


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2012 Chrysler 200 Con-
vertible Touring. 4CYL,
AUTOMATIC, POWER SEAT,
POWER WINDOWS, KEYLESS
ENTRY, POWER DOOR LOCKS,
TILT, CRUISE, CD, MP3, SIRIUS
SATELLITE Tom Edwards
863-533-0793

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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 Avenger SE-
POWER WINDOWS, POWER
LOCKS,TILT & CRUISE,CD /
MP3, AUTOMATIC, SIDE
AIRBAGS CERTIFIED W/ 110
PT INSPECTION LIMITED FAC-
TORY WARRANTY. Tom
Edwards 863-533-0793




2012 Dodge Caravan-full
power- stow and go-low miles-
-showroom clean-$19803-
\Call Tom at 402-4230

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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
REAh PARK ASSIST ALUMINUM
HEELS DUAL A/C 3RD SEAT
EMI 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





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




2012 Kia Optima -Corn, Pkg
-Bronze only 8000 miles-Fac-
tory Warranty-$20596-Call
Tom at 402-4230


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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





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




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


2012 jeep randIIU .ierukee
Laredo- POWER SEATALU-
MINUM WHEELS,PENTASTAR
V6 CD W/ SIRIUS SUNSCREEN
GLASS, POWER WINDOWS
POWER LOCKS TILT & CRUISE
CERTIFIED W/ 110 PT INSPEC-
TION,BALANCE OF LIMITED
FACTORY WARRANTY. Tom
Edwards 863-533-0793




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
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2012 Kia Forte Cpe SX Fully
Eqpt- only 1200 miles-Huge
savings here-$19748-Call
Tom at 402-4230




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


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS




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




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





2012 NISSAN ALTIMA
SILVER Stk# RK20807
$17988 AUTO, AC, PWR WIN-
DOWS N LOCKS. Alan Jay
Auto Ranch 863-471-2886


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




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




2012 TOWN AND COUNTRY
LTD SILVER STK#CR295090B
$26988 LEATHER,DUAL PWR
SLIDERS, PWR LIFTGATE, 13K
MILES, DVD. Alan Jay Auto
Ranch. 863-471-2886
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2013 200 Limited Sedan,
$26,075. 888-453-6644


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS







2013 Chrysler 200 Limited
Sedan, $26,075. 888-453-
6644n







2013 Chrysler 200 Limited
Sedan, $26,075. 888-453-
6644
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2013 CHRYSLER TOWN &
COUNTRY TAN Stk#
RK20822 $26988 LEATHER
,PWR SLIDERS,PWR LIFTGATE,
REAR VISION CAMERA. Alan
Jay Auto Ranch 863-471-
2886.

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2013 Dodge Avenger SXT
Sedan, $26,475. 888-453-
6644


2013 Dodge Avenger SXT
Sedan, 26,475. 888-453-
6644.







2013 Dodge Avenger SXT
Sedan. $26,475. 888-453-
6644





2013 Dodge Dart loaded-
like new-13 k miles- bells and
whistles-$20962- Call Tom at
402-4230


2013 Dodge Dart Limited
Sedan, $24,370. 888-
4536644


2013 Dodge Grand Caravan
SE Van Passenger, $25,375.
888-453-6644


2013 Dodge Grand Caravan
SE Van Passenger, $25,630.
888453-6644




E1241926 2012 Chrysler Town
& Country Touring L Was
$35,620.00 Now. 31,564.00
Call 863-773-4629


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2013 Dodge Grnd Caravan
SE Van Passenger, $25,180.
888-453-6644.



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 Ford Edge -LTD-all the
toys-16 k miles-fresh trade-
$ 25999-Call Tom at 402-
4230,
ADVERTISE
In
The Classifieds!




2013 KIA OPTIMA
BLACK Stk# RA435
$21988 AUTO, AC, PWR PKG,
CRUISE, ALLOYS, BLACK
BEAUTY. Alan Jay Auto
Ranch 863-471-2886



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




2013 KIA SORRENTO G E:h
GUNDY Stk# RK20811
$23988 AUTO, AC, V6, 3
ROWS OF SEATS,ALLOYS.
Alan Jay Auto Ranch 863-




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


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS




93 Ford Ranger XL 6 .:,l low
miles call for more details
$2,995. Hillman Motors.
863-967-4628.




94 Ford I501 b' ,S cyl ,aut':,
$3995. Call nice truck 863-
632-0988


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97 Chevy Silverado 4x4
110,000 Miles ,A/C P/W
P/L,A/C P/W P/L,Call For
Details JPL Auto Empire
863-268-1226



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



E17,8,9-' 2012 Ram 2500
Laramie Crew Cab 4x4 diseal
automatic Was $51,410.00
Now $42,311.00 Call 863-773-
4629



E201090 2012 Chevrolet
Sonic LS Was $16,740.00 Now
$15,510.00 Call 863-773-
4629

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E222251n 2012 Ram 2500
Longhorn Mega Cab 4x4 diseal
automatic Was $61,325.00 Now
$51,242.00 Call 863-773-
4629



E3.'-,':, 2012 Ram 2500 SLT
Mega Cab 4x4 diseal automatic
Was $53,500.00 Now
$44,241.00 Call 863-773-
4629



E339098 2012 Ram 2500 SLT
Mega Cab 4x4 diseal automatic
Was $53,500.00 Now
$44,241.00 Call 863-773-
4629



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



F5 018 2011 CHEVY
HHR $11500. Tony 863-
438-3333


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



E .1iJ.,, 2012 Chevrolet
Cruze LT Was $21,835.00 Now
$19,515.00 Call 863-773-
4629




F1311180A 2011 BMW
3281 $23500. Tony 863-
438-3333




F141025 12 IMPALA
$14900. Tony 863-438-
3333





$14900. Tony 863-438-
3333




F153448 2012 DODGE
AVENGER $15600. Tony
863-438-3333




F172236 2012 CHRYSLER
200 LX $14900. Tony
(863)-438-3333

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F208224 12 JOURNEY $
17900. Tony 863-438-3333




F208224 2012 JOUR-
NEY $17500. Tony 863-
438-3333
NEED CASH?







F2269'32 2010 WRANGLER
UNLIMITED $27900. Tony
(863)-438-3333




F282'01 2012 TOWN AN
COUNTRY $21900. Tony
863-438-3333.


F2.961' 12 CARAVAN
$18400. Tony 863-438-
3333
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F*,4..?, 2012 SONATA
$14900. Tony 863-438-
3333
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Fl 112 12 SONANTA
$15900. Tony 863-438-
3333




F4:,112 2012 SONATA
$14700. Tony 863-438-
3333


F56563 12 COMPASS
$15700.Tony 863-438-
3333




F5E566_3 2012 JEEP COM-
PASS $14900. Tony 863-
438-3333






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



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F570188 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 Espafiol.





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


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 Espaniol.

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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.




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.





Ul'] -,A 2008 WRAN-
GLER $19900. Tony 863-
438-3333




U: 4'4- 2012 MALIBU
$16500. Tony 863-438-
3333

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U2 .-.4A 2006 VW BUG
CONVERTIBLE $9500.
Tony 863-438-3333


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




U517179A 2011
CHRYSLER 300 $24600.
Tony 863-438-3333


7009 USED CARS/TRUCKS




U5 .-,6.:.IA 2012 FIAT 500
$17900. Tony 863-438-
3333





L- j.B 11 MAXIMA
$23200. Tony 863-438-
3333




Lie ..... 2011 MAXIMA
$22500. Tony 863-438-
3333

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LIUF'flQ,8 10 VW TIGUA
$16700. Tony 863-438-
3333




L63.33S6A 2009 MURANO
$17900. Tony 863-438-
3333



U644108 A 2011 CALIBER
$15500. Tony 863-438-
3333
7140 MISC.DOMESTIC
AUTOS
1988 JAGUAR XJ6 4Door,
Good body except minor fend-
er damage, excellent motor
and transmission, no leaks,
$1,750. 0BO 863-512-
2570
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1998 CHEVROLET VENTURE
LS Mini-van, Low Miles, $3,995,
OBO Will consider trade. call
863-588-8445
7333 MISC. BOATS
JON BOAT, 14ft. 6hp John-
son w/ galvanized trailer. 28#
thurst trolling motor. Live well.
$1200 Call 863-899-2648.
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