WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 16, 2008


UNI OF FLA LIBRARY
PK YOUNG
404 LIBRARY VVEST
GAINESVILLE FL


p


3 JRIER&TRIBUNE
32611-2048 DOVER, TURKEY CREEK AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES


PRESORTED
STANDARD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
TAMPA, FL
PERMIT NO. 6288


A Tribute To His Dream

Plant City will
honor the
legacy of the
Rev. Martin
Luther King Jr.
with activities
ranging from a
parade to a
leadership,
breakfastl,:to a Copyrighted Material
carnival Syndicated Content
midway.
organizers Available from Commercial News Providers'
hope the
annual festival
will promote
diversity and
understanding
-- ideals
championed
by the slain
civil rights
leader.
STORY, PAGE 10


McClatchy-ribune file photo
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. led the 1963 March on Washington, where he delivered his "I
Have a Dream" speech, which raised public consciousness of the civil rights movement and
established him as one of the greatest orators in American history.


W~F PLANTCITY.TBO.COM
yxrItUE,


I' 9


Page 33












APPLIANCE & BEDDING CENTERS

MATTER ESS SAWNGS EVENT


FREE DE LIVERY
$599 & UP ON YOUR NEW MATTRESS SET*


Shop & Compaire!
No Coupons No Gimmicks "No Ridiculously Inflated
Prices and Phony Discounts We Are Your Low Price Leader!


TWIN SETS
A am


i Posturepedic


$499


" 1/2 Price
Deluxe Bed Frame
with any Sleep
r Set PurchaseI


FREE
SET-UP OF
MATTRESS!


laxing Positic


TODAY'S HIGH EFFICIENCY LAUNDRY SETS SAVE AN AVERAGE OF
$150/YR. IN UTILITY COSTS. FOR A LIMITED TIME GET
7T1rade in For Your Old Washer!*
WITH PURCHASE OF ANY WASHER OVER $599
Excludes Miele laundry & one-of-a-kinds
Plus A $7500 Discount With Purchase Of Matching Dryer


CARING FOR THE
ENVIRONMENT
AND YOUR
CLOTHES.
*Bosch washers are
the most efficient
In the country.
* Nearly silent wash
system
* Gentle care your
clothes deserve.
* Consistently
ranked #1 by
leading consumer
magazines.


THE WORLD'S
LARGEST
MANUFACTURER
OF FRONT-LOAD
LAUNDRY
Offering A Wide
S Selection Of Models
And Installation
, Options' Tade Now
And Get A Washer For
As Low AS
sssy8


In beautiful silver color AFTER $100 TRADE

$1,09988


FRONT-LOAD
oiii LAUNDRY
o THAT FITS


BUDGET


3.7 Cu Ft King Size
Capacity Washer
* Hydro Motion
Wash Action
WCVH6260


Shown with
optional pedestals
7.0 Cu Ft King Size
Capacity Dryer
* Sensor Dry Plus
DCVH515E


BRANDON SPRING HIll PORT RICHEY NORTHTAMPA
1015 E. Brandon Bld. 4230 Mariner Blvd. U.S. 19 & Grand Blvd Armenia & Waters
813-684-6860 352-683-8474 727-841-8474 813-935-3151
'AP AN LE 9EDAINe glFTALeS
LAKELAND WINTER HAVEN SOUTH TAMPA OLDSMAR "FAMOUS FOR GREAT DEALS SINCE 1954"
6848 S. Florida Ave. 1170 1st Street South 2207 South Dale Mabry 3790 Tampa Rd. WWW.FAMOUSTATE.COM
863)443396 863-291-6407 813-253-2421 813-749-2320 6 s am Aw ash.A.-...'
Photos for illustraion purposes only. ,- 0002354307-01


LUXURY
FIRM.
QUEEN SET


~,i ~edn


I I ~ -J" I I L IIC-~slsa -~--t--L- -C ~ I -~Y ILll~s


L --


I


- i i i: i i









Robinson Fifth-Graders Win Environmental Contest


PLANT CITY A fifth-grade
class at Robinson Elementary
School was among the win-
ners in the Tampa Bay Estuary
Program's first Guardians of
the Bay contest.
The contest was created to
recognize children 8 to 14 who
implement a project in their
homes, schools, neighbor-
hoods or communities that
helps improve Tampa Bay.
The fifth-graders taught by
Judy Der and Chiquittea
Lumpkins completed a project
focusing on native plants and
animals in the Tampa Bay
watershed. The students ap-
plied for grant money for the
project, grew native plants in
a school nursery and raised
money for transportation to
Crystal Springs Preserve,
north of Plant City, where the
students transplanted their
plants in a natural setting.
They also designed and
produced a coloring book
about Florida plants and wild-
life, and used the coloring
book to teach younger chil-
dren at their school about the
value.of native habitats.
For information about the
contest, call Nanette Holland
O'Hara at (727) 893-2765.


BETTY BRIGGS
Columnist

Step Back In Time
For Parties
PLANT CITY Dinosaur
World, a theme park at Branch
Forbes Road and Interstate 4,
is offering group reservations
for birthdays and picnics.
Not only are there more
than 150 life-size dinosaurs
greeting visitors year-round,
but special events include a
fossil dig.
Throughout January, teach-
ers with school identification
will receive complimentary
admission to learn more
about educational field trip
programs. January also is
home-school month. All
home-schooled students re-
ceive the $8 group rate.
Call Shirley Rainbolt, field
trip coordinator, for informa-


Photo by BETTY BRIGGS
Shirley Rainbolt of Dinosaur World theme park at Interstate 4 and
Branch Forbes Road says this dinosaur is a favorite with children.


tion and reservations at (813)
717-9865. Rainbolt says the
10-year-old park is perfect for
a party. Groups can eat under
a covered picnic area at the
park, 5145 Harvey Tew Road.

Tomlin Art Students
Display Their Works
PLANT CITY The following
Tomlin Middle School eighth-
grade art students are dis-
playing their artwork at the


Florida Blood Services Center,
1902 James L. Redman Park-
way, during January: Kayleene
Connell, Kyle Howell, Summer
Larson, Brandon Nunez, Jessica
Revels, Kristian Rice, Daniela
Sanchez, Michael Sykes and
Ashton Wilson.
Also, seventh-grade art
student Tyler Storms has a
drawing in the Tampa Muse-
um of Art's "Young at Art"
exhibit, which is on display
through Feb. 3 at the student


art gallery of Hillsborough
Community College's Dale
Mabry Campus, Tampa. He
also designed this year's art
logo for Tomlin's Fellowship
of Christian Athletes.
Tomlin's art specialist is
David J. Hubay.

City Announces
Programs For Children
PLANT CITY Shawna Eve-
ridge, environmental educa-
tion coordinator for the city's
Water Resource Management
Division, has announced two
programs of interest to young-
sters.
WILD About the Watershed
will take place at 7 p.m. Jan.
24 at Bruton Memorial Li-
brary, 302 McLendon St.. Chil-
dren 6 to 12 and their parents
can eat pizza and learn about
animals found in the Florida
watershed. The class is free.
The second event, Backyard
Birdies, is at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 13.
That will be held at the public
works building, 1802 Spooner
Drive, for children ages 2 to
12. Children and parents will
make bird feeders and learn
about native and migratory
See BETTY BRIGGS, Page 6 0


TOGETHER, PERFORMING AT A HIGHER STANDARD
















lasseS




Craft Supplies & Gifts

108 NE Drane St., Plant Cifty


WEDDING


Gottschall-Barber
PLANT CITY Morgan Eliza-
beth Gottschall and Bobby Ja-
son Barber were married Nov.
3 at the botanical rose garden
at Eureka Springs in Tampa.
The bride is a graduate of
Plant City High School and
attended Hillsborough Com-
munity College's Plant City
campus. She works at the
Health Center of Plant City.
She is the daughter of Edward
William Gottschall and JoAnn
Gottschall of Plant City.
The groom is a graduate of
Seffner Christian Academy and
works for Zephyr Egg Co. He is
the son of Terry Robert Barber
and Judy Barber of Seffner
The Rev. Charles Studstill
performed the double ring cer-
emony. Music included "Wind
Beneath My Wings" and
"Can't Help Falling in Love."
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her father.
Sherrie Kathryn Sweatt, the
bride's sister, was matron of
honor. Bridesmaids included
Karla Benitez, a friend of the
bride, Koleen Dumindin, a
friend of the bride and groom,
and Nancy Barber, the
groom's sister.
The best man was Steve Lee
Sweatt, the bride's brother-in-
law, and groomsmen were Ed-


Gottschall family photo
Morgan Elizabeth Gottschall and Bobby Jason Barber were mar-
ried Nov. 3 in the botanical gardens at Eureka Springs in Tampa.


ward Garrett Gottschall and
Levi Anton Gottschall, the
bride's brothers.
Ring bearer was Isaiah Beni-
tez, son of a friend of the bride.
Flower girls were Arinna Rosa-
to, friend of the bride, and
twins Kaitlyn and Makayla
Barber, cousins of the groom.


Ushers were Paul Knick, un-
cle of the bride, and Joshua
Knick, cousin of the bride. The
reception was in the botanical
plant area of Eureka Springs.
The couple, who took a wed-
ding trip to Ellijay, Ga., live in
Plant City.


5Oth Anni/rnar.

Manuel Nicholas Glaros and Velma Jean Lanier were
married December 29, 1957 at Knights Baptist Church,
Plant City. Fifty years later they are celebrating the
memorable day they were wed. Their.lives have been richly
blessed with three children, seven grandchildren, and two
great-grandchildren, with another due in April. Both were
born and raised in Plant City, Florida. The couple met on
a blind date in March of 1957 when Manuel came home
for a brief visit-from the Univerity of Florida, College of
Pharmacy. Originally planning a February wedding, the
couple's plans changed due to his induction into the U.S.
Army immediately following his graduation and state board
certification. Velma continued to work at Red Rose Feed Company in
Tampa;while he finished boot camp.

The couple was surprised with a celebration of their love, with
family and friends hosted by their children, Nicholas and Sheri Glaros
of California, Tammy and Fred Johnson of Plant City, and
Herbert and Tricia Glaros of Lakeland, on December 29,
2007. Their love and commitment to one another and d .
to their family continues to be a wonderful example
and inspirations to us all. Congratulations to
Mom and Dad in honor of their Golden Wedding
Anniversary. May you have many more wonderful
years together! .e.....


phanie Dubsky


Neal A. Stubbs
D.D.S.. PA.


929 Oakfield Dr. Brandon 685-3511
Standard Active Treatment $3,723 to $4,587
Records Fee $278 Retainers $305 to $440
#08450 #08550 #08750


Most Insurance Accepted


0002270345


-01








THINGS TO DO


Things To Do is a list of some of
the most interesting upcoming
events. For a complete list of
Tampa Bay area events, see this
week's Friday Extra.


Today


Clean Comedy
Enjoy some laughs without
turning red.
Tim Wilkins of television's
"Studio 10" will perform a
comedy show at 7:30 p.m. at
Side Splitters Comedy Club,
12938 N. Dale Mabry High-
way, Tampa.
The show will be taped for
XM Satellite Radio. Tickets
cost $10. Call (813) 960-1197.

Friday


Pound That Drum
A drum circle is at 7 p.m. at
Espress Yourself Coffee 101,
101 E. J. Arden Mays Blvd.,
Plant City. There's no admis-
sion charge.
Call (813) 659-0101.

Saturday


Take Aim, Fire
Take your best shot and
enjoy a meal at the Plant City
Moose Lodge No. 1668's tur-
key shoot and pig roast.
The $2-per-shot turkey
shoot is at 1 p.m. and the roast
pork dinner with all the fixings
is at 3 p.m.
The cost of the dinner is $5.
The lodge is at 4753 State-
Road 574.

Calling All Boys And Men
Turkey Creek First Baptist
Church will have its first Men
& Boys Annual Wild Game
Cookout from 2 to 6 p.m. at
the church, 4915 W. Trapnell
Road, Plant City.


Plant City
Courier & Tribune
We are a twice-weekly publication
from The Tampa Tribune that
keeps readers informed about
what's going on in their communi-
ty. We need help from you as well:
Send us your story ideas, letters to
the editor, even your photographs.
After all, we're powered by your
voice.


This custom Chevrolet coupe was among the cars at a recent Strawberry Classic Car Show. Antique
cars, hot rods and custom cars will be on display Saturday.


Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center
The Orlando Ballet presents "Pirates of Penzance!" this weekend
at the Tampa Bay Performings Arts Center's Ferguson Hall.


There's no charge for the
event, which includes demon-
strations, food samples, a wild
game and fish mount judging
contest, and door prizes.
Call (813) 752-7890.

A Big Car Show
Dozens of classics, an-
tiques, hot rods and custom


vehicles will be on display at
the Strawberry Classic Car
Show from 4 to 9 p.m. in and
around McCall Park at Collins
and Drane streets.
There will be music and
food and craft vendors. Down-
town specialty shops and
restaurants will be open for
the event.


Post Your Own Calendar
Of Events At
plantcity.tbo.com



Call the Greater Plant City
Chamber of Commerce at
(813) 754-3707.

A Bit Of Italy
Little Italy Night begins at 5
p.m. at St. Clement Catholic
Church's Cronin Hall, 1104 N.
Alexander St.
The evening features a meal
that includes spaghetti, bever-
ages and dessert, and musical
entertainment by Richard
Pipas and Paul Hetrick. The
Knights of Columbus and the
Council of Catholic Women of
See THINGS TO DO, Page 6 >-



COMING SATURDAY
Glenn Davis has lost 375
pounds through surgery
and diet changes.


TO SUBSCRIBE,
CALL (813) 874-2863.


SNAP, SHARE AND ENJOY!
SNAP is a free online


%g W -W-5 community photo gallery
created by your friends and neighbors in the Tampa
Bay area. Come in to look, or upload your photos and
join in. > Go to plantcity.tbo.com.


----


c~a~i9~


q








THINGS TO DO

Continued From Page 5

St. Clement are the sponsors.
Tickets are $8 for adults
and $4 for children. For reser-
vations, call Tom Salvato at
(813) 659-4400 or Irene Farm-
er at (813) 759-2188.

Java And Tunes
Billy Needs a Beard per-
forms at 7 p.m. at Espress
Yourself Coffee 101, 101 E. J.
Arden Mays Blvd., Plant City.
There's no admission
charge. Call (813) 659-0101.

Sunday


Remembering A Leader
A Mass for racial harmony


will be at 10:45 a.m. at St.
Clement Catholic Church,
1104 N. Alexander St., Plant
City, to honor the life and
teachings of the Rev. Martin
Luther King Jr.
A reception in the church's
Cronin Hall will follow the
Mass. Call (813)-752-8251.

All Weekend


The Polar Express'
The film version of the chil-
dren's book "The Polar Ex-
press" is back at the Museum
of Science & Industry, 4801 E.
Fowler Ave., Tampa. The
IMAX Dome Theatre presen-
tation will run through Mon-
day.
Tickets cost $10.95 for ages
13 to 59, $9.95 for ages 60 and
older, $8.95 for ages 2 to 12
and free for those younger
than 2. Call (813) 987-6100.


Pirates Ballet
The Orlando Ballet will per-
form "Pirates of Penzance!"
this weekend at the Tampa
Bay Performing Arts Center,
1010 N W.C. MacInnes Place,
Tampa.
Performances are sched-
uled for 7:30 p.m. Friday and
Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday.
Tickets are from $18.50 to
$59.50.Call (813) 229-7827 or
go to www.TBPAC.org.

Keyword: Entertain-
ment, for a searchable
database of events,
music, dining reviews and movie
times and locations.
Interested in having your enter-
tainment event included? Write
to Things To Do, George New-
man, The Tampa Tribune, 101
N. Wheeler St., Plant City FL
33563; or e-mail gnewman
@tampatrib.com; or fax to (813)
865-4441.


BETTY BRIGGS

Continued From Page 3

birds. This class is also free.
Register by calling Everidge
at (813) 757-9249, Ext. 2249.

Girls Ages 9 To 12
Sought For Pageant
PLANT CITY Sharon
Moody, president of the Ju-
nior Elite Women's Club of
Plant City, announces the club
will be sponsoring its 24th
annual Junior Miss Plant City
Pageant at 7 p.m. Feb. 2 at
Hillsborough County Commu-
nity College's Plant City cam-
pus' Trinkle building.
Applications are being ac-
cepted through Sunday for
girls ages 9 to 12. The entry fee
is $25.
For information, call Moody
at (813) 453-7134 or Carolyn
Brown at (813) 416-4816.

Festival Art Accepted
One Day Only
PLANT CITY Artwork will
be accepted from noon to 6
p.m. Feb. 25 for the Florida


Strawberry Festival Art Show.
The East Hillsborough Art
Guild is sponsoring the show.
For information, call Karen
Crumley at (813) 627-1303.

Support Group
Meets Feb. 3
VALRICO The national
organization for nontubercu-
lous mycobacterium disease
invites families and patients
with this noncontagious lung
disease to join an area support
group.
The group holds a bi-
monthly meeting at Bloom-
ingdale Regional Public Li-
brary, 1906 Bloomingdale
Ave., Valrico.
The next one is from 2 to
3:30 p.m. Feb. 3. The disease,
often misdiagnosed, is be-
lieved to be caused by organ-
isms found in water and soil.
For information, call (813)
643-7273.
Have an event you would like to
see in this column? Send items to
Betty Briggs by e-mail at
gabylee@tampabay.rr.com or
mail to The Tampa Tribune, 101
N. Wheeler St., Plant City FL
33563 or fax to (813) 865-4441.


Tasting Away in



yritaville
Food Tasting & Family Fun


Sample specialties from more than 30 area restaurants and food vendors.
Live music! Kids games! Bounce Houses! Craft, Business and Merchant vendors!


SATURDAY, JAN. 19
6-9 p.m.
5th Avenue
Downtown Zephyrhills


A food-tasting event featuring restaurants from
Zephyrhills, Dade City, Wesley Chapel and New Tampa
TICKETS
Adults $10 (advance); $15 (at event)
Children (ages 6-12) $10
Children (5 and under) free


THE TAMPA TRIBUNE To purchase advance tickets, contact
-E,. In,,,E ..L', Main Street Zephyrhills at (813) 780-1414
or e-mail mszi@verizon.net.
g pBenefiting Main Street Zephyrhills, Gulfside Regional Hospice. JROTC
SProgress y of Zephyrhills High School and PTSA of R.B. Stewart Middle School.


0002344377-01


We Deliver within 24 hours*


PODS0 revolutionary moving and storage services offer a superior and speedy
solution for your commercial storage needs. PODS' services save time and money.
Delivery to a location of your choice
Receive extra commercial storage within 24 hours*
Utilize our safe and secure warehouse
No long-term contract commitments
Ship your mobile storage facility almost anywhere


Discount
Code
V049


*24 hour delivery subject to container and truck availability
2007 PODS Enterprises, Inc. PODSO Is a registered trademark of PODS Enterprises, Inc.
0002342149-01


Zept


~


| /'T ;FV. Pmr a] ,=]t,[. 1*i: t *] =L


1-866-4M-2678 Ralph L Feola
Cell: 813-545-1999 e RLF824@aol.com


I


W_=_ M lY. V -n.










































TUNS OF FREE SEMINARS, INCLUDING:
JoNh INoW 0AniA MvnOIiiu Vidoos Pre8Hnts
ALASK A!


See the World's
Largest RV Sand
Sculpture ever built!

McGruff Safe
Kids Total ID
FREE Sat & Sun


More Info: call 800-330-7882 or log on www.frvta.org
0002346493-01










Life Celebration Planned For McCaughey


8

z
I-
Z
a

0
U
>-
a.
Z

0
0



,-
l--

0
z
'0_




Ln
z
oo
0


I --
OL
E
0'


y
0

! U

0
II-


The educator,
activist and
political aide's
family invites all.
By GEORGE H. NEWMAN
The Tampa Tribune
PLANT CITY John
McCaughey was a man with a
thousand ways to make his
point and 1,000 friends who
gained a great deal by knowing
him.
McCaughey, who died of
heart failure Dec. 17, was the
senior district secretary to
state Rep. Rich Glorioso, R-
Plant City. He was 67.
McCaughey's wife, Susan,
and her family are inviting the
public to a celebration of his
life Feb. 2. The event is
planned for 1 to 3 p.m. at the
John R. Trinkle center at Hills-
borough Community College's
Plant City campus, 1206 N.
Park Road.
"We would be honored if


you would join us in celebrat-
ing John's life, sharing memo-
ries of an altruistic, gentle man
with a big heart and an even
bigger sense of humor," his
family wrote in the invitation
announcing the event.
McCaughey, former dean of
student services at the cam-
pus, had a heart attack Dec. 14.
He never regained conscious-
ness, Glorioso said.
McCaughey joined Glorio-
so's team three years ago after
the former Plant City commis-
sioner won his first term in the
state House.
"John was smart -- a self-
starter, a problem solver, a
listener," Glorioso said last
month. "When people would
call my office with any prob-
lem from adoption to taxes
- he knew all the ropes and
could handle any situation.
You couldn't ask for a better
person. John had a huge
heart."
Cori Cuttler, a legislative


aide to Glorioso, worked with
McCaughey daily. She said last
month that McCaughey's of-
fice was his world away from
home. Others on the staff were
fortunate to share in his world,
she said.
"I will miss John every day,"
Cuttler said.
Besides his wife, McCaugh-
ey is survived by a son, a
daughter and two stepchild-
ren.
McCaughey was a past pres-
ident of the Plant City Kiwanis
Club, frequent volunteer at
United Food Bank & Services
and many other charitable or-
ganizations.
"John was a man with rap-
port with every governmental
agency in the area," Glorioso
said. "He was perfect for the
job. We have lost a great addi-
tion to the community."

Reporter George H. Newman can
be reached at (813) 865-4451 or
gnewman@tampatrib.com.


For convenient home delivery, ca//8/3 TR/BUNEV


You Deserve at




Hacienda Heights


Hacienda Heights is a 55+ gated community set in a natural country atmosphere, providing a casual
laid-back lifestyle, a short drive from the City of Tampa and minutes away from one of the largest
shopping malls and numerous restaurants.
Hacienda Heights is just south of Tampa on the Gulf Coast, great location, beautifully located
on its own private lake in Riverview, Florida. Country living with city convenience
Many activities to keep you busy dinners, dances, card games, bingo, arts and crafts,
computer club, drama club, billiards and golf teams.
.Clubhouse, heated olympic size swimming pool with a sky lounge, jacuzzi, well-
stocked fishing lake with pier, shuffleboard courts, horseshoe pits and much more.


l An Adul Maiuactmured Home Comm0unity
S f o Located 1 mi. south of Riverview
from intersection of Boyette Rd. and
Gibsonton Dr. on Hwy 301
Div. of Wilder Coip.

Fo adIN S I n maocaN 813-677-8781
or visitor web site & atw-Sffm
L0002342779-01


Photo from state Rep. Rich Glorioso
John McCaughey, right, served as senior district secretary to state
Rep. Rich Glorioso. McCaughey died Dec. 17.








HEALTH NOTES
GET IN SHAPE: First Baptist
Church of Plant City is offering
fitness classes Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 9-10 a.m. for,
adults and from 6-6:45 p.m. for
families. Classes will be held in
the church's singles ministry
building 105 E. Baker St. (813)
750-4879.

PARKINSON'S SUPPORT: A
Parkinson's disease support
group meets from 1:30 to 3:30
p.m. the second Tuesday
monthly at First Baptist Church
of Plant City, 503 N. Palmer St.
(813) 431-1422.

NAMI: A National Alliance for
the Mentally III support group
for east Hillsborough County
meets at 7 p.m. the fourth
Thursday monthly in the Bran-
don area, at 1402 Jontilly Place,
near State Road 60 and Hilltop
Drive. The group is designed to
help the loved ones of those
with mental illness but is open








DROP
We sell your staff on eb*
2054 Badlands Drive, Brandon, FL 33511
fe- TeI:813-341-EBAY(3229)
_Sz Fax:813-341-8206 "
eBay ID: quikdropflbrd flbrd@quikdrop.com i
www.jatlDrop.com

PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Have Emergency
Information Ready
In an emergency, your aging parent
may not be able to respond to
important questions. Knowing the
following information may save
precious time:
Their doctor's name and number
Birth date for finding medical records,
List of allergies, especially to medications
Advanced directives and legal documents
Major medical problems
List of medications they are taking
Insurance information
Past surgeries
Lifestyle information
Religious beliefs



Mark Filosi
Registered Pharmacist

0002342265-03

FAMIYCR
PHARMAC
150 W.Ryod t.PatCt, Flrd


to anyone who is interested in
supporting mental health issues.
For information, call (813) 571-
9811. For information on the
alliance, go to www.nami.org.

ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT: A sup-
port group for caregivers of
people with memory loss meets
at 2 p.m. the second Tuesday
monthly at First Baptist Church .
of Plant City, 503 N. Palmer St.,
Room 136. Call Dawn Karppe at
(813) 754-3761.

SOUTH FLORIDA BAPTIST HOS-
PITAL: These events are planned
for South Florida Baptist Hospi-
tal, 301 N. Alexander St. Classes
are free unless otherwise noted.
For information, call (813) 754-
4444 unless otherwise noted:
Childbirth class: 8 a.m.-noon
Saturday, emergency depart-
ment conference room. Class
prepares mother and her part-
ner for all phases of labor and
delivery. Registration required.
Baby care and breastfeeding.
class: 12:30-2:30 p.m. Saturday,%


emergency department confer-
ence room. Class teaches new
parents what to expect after the
delivery of their baby. Registra-
tion required.
Free blood pressure checks:
1-2 p.m. Tuesdays at the com-
munity resource center (main
hospital lobby). No appointment
necessary.
Cholesterol screenings: 2-3
p.m. fourth Tuesday monthly in
community resource center
(main hospital lobby). Cost is
$20. No appointment necessary.
Diabetes Support Group: 5-6
p.m. first Tuesday monthly. Call
(813) 757-8202 to register.
Bereaved Parents Group: 7
p.m. fourth Thursday monthly in
the hospital's community con-
ference room. No appointment
necessary. Call (813) 362-6972.

BLOOD DONOR SERVICES: The
Florida Blood Services donor
center in Strawberry Plaza, 1902
James L. Redman Parkway, is
open from 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon-


day through Thursday. Call
(727) 568-1166.

WEIGHT-LOSS PROGRAM: Take
Off Pounds Sensibly meets on
Tuesdays at First Southern
Methodist Church, 103 W. John-
son Road. Weigh-in is at 5:30
p.m., and the meeting starts at
6:30 p.m. (813) 659-0549.

CARE CENTER: The Pregnancy
Care Center of Plant City, 304
N. Collins St., offers free preg-
nancy tests, ultrasounds, in-
formation and confidential sup-
port. The center is open week-
days from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Volun-
teers needed. (813) 759-0886.

ROAD TO RECOVERY: Volun-
teers are needed for the Amer-
ican Cancer Society's Road to
Recovery program in Plant City.
It is a volunteer-based trans-
portation program that helps
people get to and from cancer
treatments if they have no other
form of transportation. Volun-
teers must have a car and be


available between 9 a.m. and 5
p.m. for a few weekday hours a
month. Call (813) 685-0670,
Ext. 115.

SEEKING VOLUNTEERS: The
American Red Cross Tampa Bay
Chapter needs active or retired
nurses with RN or LPN licenses
to serve as volunteers. Volun-
teers serve as an integral part
of Red Cross disaster teams
that operate from Red Cross
offices in Hillsborough, Pasco
and Pinellas counties. Nurses
provide health care education,
assistance in obtaining medical
care and medication replace-
ment and follow-up care to
victims of home fires, hurri-
canes and other disasters. Call
(813) 348-4820, Ext. 893, or
e-mail Holloway@tampabay
.redcross.org.

Send items at least a week before
desired publication date to Health
Notes, Plant City Courier & Tribune,
101 N. Wheeler St., Plant City FL 33563,
e-mail to dnicholson@tampatrib.com
or fax to (813) 865-4441.


PAID ADVERTISEMENT PAID ADVERTISEMENT


'Life Is Good' For Local Resident After

HTA Procedure To Stop Heavy Periods


VALRICO, FL Up to one in five
women need relief from heavy
menstrual bleeding. Many, includ-
ing one area resident in her early
40's, believe that a hysterectomy
and lifelong hormones are their
only permanent option.
But that's no longer the case.
Hydro Thermal Ablation (HITA) is
enabling people like Susan to say
goodbye to the misery and often
debilitating health problems that
heavy periods can inflict.
"It's a non-invasive, effective
technique that requires no day-be-
fore pre-op, no general anesthesia
and no hormones," explained Dr.
Ignacio Armas, a leading OBGYN
specialist who has performed
thousands of the procedures.
HTA has enabled Susan, a
busy, energetic mother of two with
a demanding career, to enjoy enor-
mous improvements in health and
quality of life.
"Physical strength and the
stamina for long shifts are part of
my job," she explained. Her 20-
year history of fibroid tumors and
cysts were accompanied by heavy
periods that eventually impacted


her health and her lifestyle.
"Over the
years they be-
came heavier,
more painful;
and then ane-
mia was added
to the equation.
In my position,
IGNACIO ARMAS, M.D. fatigue isn't an
option," stressed Susan.

No Hysterectomy,
No Hormones
Convinced that a hysterectomy
and the ensuing challenges of Hor-
mone Replacement Therapy was
her only recourse, she consulted
with Dr. Armas. "They (Obstetrics
and Gynecology Associates), have
been my OBGYN doctors since I
moved here from California 20
years ago," she explained. "Their
physicians delivered our two chil-
dren and my comfort level with the
practice and its people is priceless.
After listening closely and re-
viewing a battery of tests,. Dr.
Armas surprised Susan with an
option to hysterectomy. "I'd never
heard of Hydro Thermal Ablation


but Dr. Armas explained the pros
and cons, assured me that I was a
good candidate and urged me to
consider it,"she recalls.
"After researching thoroughly
ourselves, my husband and I de-
cided it was the fight choice. I
would avoid life-changing
menopause in my 40's, keep my
ovaries and continue to enjoy the
health benefits and pleasures they
provide," explained Susan.
Re-Charged,
Re-Energized
In July 2007, within a month
of her decision, Dr. Armas per-
formed the procedure "without a
hitch."
'"Within two days I was mov-
ing around easily and quickly re-
turned to my re-charged, re-ener-
gized self...without the period,"
quipped Susan. "I runi, swim and
feel better and stronger than I
have in years.
"Any woman who is through
with childbearing and suffers the
pain, health issues, and emotional
trauma imposed by heavy men-
strual bleeding should explore


HTA," advised Susan. "It has im-
proved my life ili endless ways."
Dr. Arinas and other physi-
cians at Obstetrics & Gynecology
Associates are among the few in
Tampa Bay now trained and quali-
fied to perform HTA outside a hos-
pital facility.
"Along with the training ahnd
experience, we have the benefits
of advanced screening and diag-
'nostic technology at our facility,"
noted Armas. '
"Once pre-qualified, our pa-
tients can expect to spend no
more than an hour at our office
from arrival to departure. Help-
ing women to overcome the sen-
tence of heavy periods in a warm,
friendly environment is very grati-
fying to us."
More information about the
HTA procedure is available by call-
ing Obstetrics & Gynecology Asso-
ciates at -681-6625 or visiting on-
line at obgynHealthForLife.com.
SThe Brandon office is located
at 116 Parsons Park Drive, just
north of Lumsden Road.2







COVER STORY


Cultural Arts Festival Marks




Courage To Live The Dream

"I urge all the residents
ofPlant City to take
some time during the
three days to partici- -
pate in the activities.
We should all take part
in this celebration of
freedom."


The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Freedom Parade is Saturday.


By GEORGE H. NEWMAN
The Tampa Tribune
P LANT CITY The life and
dream of the Rev. Martin
Luther King Jr. .will be cel-
ebrated Friday through Sun-
day at an annual festival held
in his honor.
The Dr. Martin Luther King
Jr. Cultural Arts Festival will
include a black history photo
exhibit, high school step com-
petition, parade, health
screenings and other activities.
Promoters said the festival will
promote diversity and educate
the public on historical events.
Many of the festivities, in-
cluding a carnival midway, will
be at the Randy L. Larson
Softball Four-Plex, 1810 E. Park
Road, north of Plant City Stadi-
um.
Sponsored in part and pre-
sented by the Improvement
League of Plant City, the cele-
bration dates to 1986, when
league President Jerry Bailey
coordinated the event. Bailey
died in 1994, but his widow,
Cynthia Bailey, recalled that
one of the first parades hon-
ored the famous bus protest by
Rosa -Parks in Montgomery,
Ala.
"As I remember it, even back
in 1986 we had one of the
largest parades celebrating the
memory of Dr. King in the
state," Bailey said.
The 2008 theme is Courage
to Live the Dream.
Courage has always been a
part of the celebration of King,
Bailey said.
Many historians date the


The Rev. Martin Luther KingJr. made his last public appearance April 3,
1968, in Memphis, Tenn. He was assassinated the next day.



The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., born Jan. 15,
1929, was a principal leader of the civil rights
movement. In 1964, he became the youngest


flashpoint of the modi
rights movement in the
States to Dec. 1, 1955
Parks, at the time an u
seamstress, refused to
her bus seat to a wh


winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.


em civil senger. Parks was arrested and Montg
e United fined for violating a city ordi- cott. f
5, when. nance, but her act of defiance moven
known helped propel King, then a gation
give up local minister, to national Duri
ite pas- prominence when he led the King


omery, Ala., bus boy-
[hat effort fueled the
nent to end legal segre-
in America.
ng one of the earliest
parades in Plant City,


SHARON MOODY
Director of West Boys & Girls
Club, which will participate in
the parade

Bailey's grandmother Annie
Mae Davis helped with a re-
enactment of Parks' protest.
The Hillsborough Area Region-
al Transit Authority lent a bus,
and her grandmother sat up
front just like Parks, Bailey
said.
By the time the bus made it
to the city's Dr. Martin Luther
King Jr. Recreation Center,
1601 E. Dr. Martin L. King Jr.
Blvd., it was overflowing with
people who had been walking
the parade route, Bailey said.
Some of this year's festival
highlights include the opening
ceremony and a historical
photo display at 11:30 a.m.
Friday at the recreation center.
Photos of black history in
the city and surrounding com-
munities from 1930 through
1960 will be provided by Plant
City Photo Archives. Addition-
al photos of that era are on
display at the archives' gallery,
119 N. Collins St.
Other activities include a
step competition at 6:30 p.m.
Friday at Marshall Middle
School Gymnasium, 18 S.
Maryland Ave., and the annual
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Freedom Parade at 1 p.m. Sat-
urday. The parade, sponsored
by Sunshine State Federal Say-
ings & Loan Association, will
assemble at the State Farmers'
Market at Alexander Street and
Dr. Martin L. King Boulevard.
Bands, civic groups, churches
and other organizations will
march 1.2 miles east on the
boulevard to Marshall Middle
































Tribune file photo by KATHY MOORE
Wearing her Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. T-shirt, Willie B. Boyd watches the Durant High School march-
ing band pass by in 2002 during the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Parade in Plant City.


People enjoyed rides along the
midway during the annual
festival in 2002.


Abria Sanders, 4, enjoys collect- Tribune file photo JIM REED
ing beads during the annual Miss In Living Color Queen Tanay Tatum waves to the crowd as
parade in 2007. she rides through downtown Plant City during the 2007 parade.


'Iibune tile photo by JIM REED
The Turkey Creek Middle School Marching Band performed in 2007 in the annual Dr. Martin Luther
King Jr. Freedom Parade. This year's parade will begin at 1 p.m. Saturday.


School area.
One of the 30 or more
groups marching in the parade
will be the West Boys & Girls
Club, directed and led by Shar-
on Moody.
"I'm looking forward to see-
ing how the parade and the
festival are presented by the
organizers and attended by the
community," Moody said. "I
urge all the residents of Plant
City to take some time during
the three days to participate in
the activities. We should all
take part in this celebration of
freedom."
Julius DuPont, former presi-
dent and longtime board
member of the Improvement
League, said the parade and
festival are an important part
of Plant City.
"We want the youth to real-
ize that whether you are white,
black or Hispanic, you can
accomplish great things in
your life. Just by getting in-
volved in positive things with-
in the community will lead to-a
successful life," said DuPont,
who is a retired elementary
school physical education
teacher.
Also on Saturday, hip-hop
artist Miss Netta will perform
at 2:30 p.m. at the four-plex.
Also appearing are Pezzy P,
Dirty Game and guests from
Tampa radio station WLLD,
98.7 FM.
Parking, off Albertson's
Drive, west of Park Road, is
free.
The midway hours are from
6 p.m. to midnight Friday, 10
a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday and
noon to 9 p.m. Sunday.
On Sunday, the Plant City
Dr. Martin Luther King Lead-
ership Breakfast is scheduled
from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Red
Rose Inn and Suites' Red Rose
Ballroom, 2011 N. Wheeler St.
The breakfast's guest speaker
is former mayor and city Com-
missioner John Dicks. George
Nix will be the master of cere-
monies. Admission for the
breakfast event is $25.

Reporter George H. Newman can
be reached at (813) 865-4451 or
gnewman@tampatrib.com.




































APOSTOLIC
Asamblea Apostolica:
1501 Colson Rd, 737-3496
Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ-
1212 WReynolds, 477-5130

ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Abundant Life: PinecarstRd,
Litbia, 685-4240
Bethany: 9804 HoneyRd,
SThonotosass 986-5771
Calvary Fellowship:
1110 N Gordon t., 752-5005
Christian life Assembly:
3120 S Miller Rd., 657-4802
Dover First; SR574 & PettieRd, 689-0343
Faith Temple: -4 at Hillsborough-
Polk County ine, 752-0532
Faith Lighthouse: 3409SR39N. 752-1885
First Plant City: Charlie Griffin Rd,
W ofSR39 S, 752-3351
Fort Alaf: Corner of South Huy. 39
& Swdley Rd, 737-4656
Keysville: SR 640, 737-4803
Mount Zion: 1-4 at Thonotosassa Rd, 752-1614
Pleasant Grove: Turkey Creek Rd, 737-3529
Victory Worship Center: County Line Rd,
'754-6089
Sydney: Sydney Rd, 1/10 mi. of
Sdney-Dor R, 659-0532
Turkey Creek: Turkey CreekRd, 754-5372

BAPTIST
Ahava. Turkey Creek Rd, N ofSR 60,
737-3739
Iu* ul hP h! t-I. --JiIJ


a fatrA aputaiwst22Aa C 1 u,
634-8845
Antioch: Horton Rd, 737-3240
Berea: SR 39 S, 737-1232
Bethany: CorkRd4 752-9209
Bethel: 804 W Renfro St, 754-2239
Beulah:Allen & County LineRd,
Lithia, 737-1122
Bible: Charlie Griffin Rd, 752-2875
Burchwood Temple: Euclid Dr& SR574,
752 -3782
Calvary Free Will: 3539 Trapnell Rd E.
Cedar Grove: E. Keysville Rd 737-1234
Central of Lithia: Pinecrest & Keysvife Rd
Church on the Rock 301 E. Alsohbrook
752-3740
Community Christian:
1310N. ShannonAve, 754-5383
Crossroads: SR39 S, Pinecrest,
737-1211
Countryside Baptist Church:
13322 Sydnet Rd, 571-8200


East lThonotosassa:lMcIntosh
& Knights-GrifinARd, 986-4346
Faith Temple Primitive:
808 W. Washington St. 754-6661
First Baptist Church of Midway:
Midway Rd 752-7209
First Baptist Lithia: Intersection ofSR39 6
Lithia-PinecrestRd, 737-1121
First Plant City: 503 N. Palmer, 752-4104
First Thonotosassa Missionary:
McintoshRd, 986-4756
Harmony Baptist Church:
6008 W. lights Griffin R 986-7165
Hopeweaver. 567-5548
Hopewell: SR 39 S, 737-3053
Knights: Paid Buchman Hwy, 752-4972
Lebanon: Branch Forbes Rd, 752-2006
Lone Oakl Lone Oak Rd, 754-5278
Mount Moriah Freewill:
Warren &Johnson St, 754-4397
Mount Moriah Freewill:
2042 Colson Rd, 737-1490
Mount Olive: 604 W Ba St, 754-3834
New Hope Freewill Baptist Church:
3101 SydneyDover Rd, Dover
New Mt Zion Freewill: 3041 Daniels Rd,
752-3985
Northside: 1700 N. Franklin St, 752-2779
Oakwood AirportR4 752-5499
Plant City Primitive: 509 N Evers St,
754-3261
Pleasant Grove First: Turkey Creek Rd
737-2556
Shiloh Baptist Church:
905 W Terrace Dr, 754-7445
Springhea S. WigginsRoad 752-4879
St. Luke Missionary 108 S. Warned St,
754-4992
St Mary's Freewill: Hunter & Warren St,
754-6853
St Mary Missionary: 1804S.R. 60E.,
737-3668
St Mary's Community Church:
907E Laura St, 754-1616
Sydney: 1510 CreRd, 659-1502
Turkey Creek Community Baptist Church:
5447 Turkey Creek Rd, 813-737-1224
Turkey Creek First: TrapnellRd,
752-7890
Victory Missionary: Maki Rd
Welcome Baptist: 11308 Welcome
Church St. (813) 737-2288
Westside: 2503 W GranfieldAve,
752-1450
Whitehurst Rd 901N. WSitehurstRd,
754-5405


PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
Little Union: 15510 County Rd39,
Lithia, 634-4754
Salem Primitive:
14402 Salem Church Rd, Sydney


CHRISTIAN (Disciples of Christ)
First 2108 ThonotosssaRd, 752-5385

CHRISTIAN INDEPENDENT
Cornerstone Christian: MclntoshR4d
NofSR574

CHRISTIAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
New Grace: 1214 E. lauraSt

CHURCH OF GOD (Cleveland, Tenn.)
Dover. Downwing St, 659-2900
Plant City:. 2103 Mudlake Rd, 752-4591
Turkey Creek: Turkey Creek Rd
at SR 60, 737-1331
Thonotosassa:
1702 N. Taylor Rd 986-1916

CHURCH OF GOD
(Anderson, Indiana)
Kingsway First 2808 Kingsway N,
Seffier, 657-7500
First: N Gordon and Baker St,
752-6438
Gospel Tabernacle: Allen & Haines St

EPISCOPAL
St. Peter's: 301 N. Carey St,
752-5061

HOULINESS
Deliverance Tabernadcle:
808 W Grant St.
Refuge Church of Our Lord:
728 W. BaSt.

INDEPENDENT-
Full Gospel Tlabernacle:
2311 SammondsRd, 754-3843
Restoration Assembly:
106 S. versSt.
Evangelists for Jesus Tabernacle:
SR574, E. ofDover 659-0102

INTERDENOMINATIONAL
Calvary Chapel Plant City:
1310 North ShannonAve., 892-0510
Christian Growth Center.
1310 N. Shannon, 719-2909
INTERDENOMINATIONAL (Contd)
Covenant Bible Church: 1001 East Baker St,
Suite200, 754-4920
Deeper Life Fellowship:
Covila Rd, WofSR39N.
Revival Outreach Center:
225N. DoverR4 681-2250


LUTHERAN
Hope LCMS: 2001 Park Blvd, 752-4622
Lord of Life ELCA:
2104 Mud Lake Rd, 752-6064

NAZARENE
Plant City Community Church of the
Nazarene: 2402 MudakeRoa4 752-7863

NON-DENOMINATIONAL
Full Gospel Fellowship:;
W.MclinAve.
Full Gospel Tabernadcle:
2311 Sammonds Rd 754-3843
Greater Love Christian Center:
1109 N. Franklin St, 759-8270
Impact Family Worship Center:
Meets at Seffiier Elementary
School, 657-7914 .
Kainos International Church of Florida:
902E. Renfo St. 764-0929
Grace Bible Ministries:
10201 E. HillsboroughAve, 754-2674
Unity Christ Church:
1911 N. Gordon St, 659-2624
Youman's Praise and Worship Center:
V.S. 92 E

ORTHODOX
Holy Protection Orthodox Church:
3820 Moores LakeR4 Dover, 659-0123

PENTECOSTAL
Greater Heights Family Worship Center.
3301 ClemonsRd, 754-7088
Living Waters Foursquare Church:
602 S. ver St, 759-0528
New Hope Worship Center.
803 MaboneySt, 757-6123

PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS
Dover:. Moo's Lake & Holiness
Church Rd, 659-1301
Church of the Living God:
1102 )ler St, 754-5840-

PRESBYTERIAN
Evangelical Plant City:
1107 Charlie Griffin Rd, 759-9383
PRESBYTERIAN (Cont'd)
First Presbyterian Plant City:
404 W Reynolds St, 752-4211

SANCTiRED HOLINESS
Walk with God Ministry
15140 SR 574, Dover, 659-0930


SOUTHERN METHODIST
First: 103 W.Johnson Rd 754-5968

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
St Mark United Church:
2914 Lithia-PinecrestRd, Vdaico,
685-0998

UNITED METHODIST
Cork: 4815 W Sam AIfen Rd
754-3233
Dover First Moore's Lake Rd at
Methodist Church Rd, 659-1415
First Plant City: 303 N. Evers St,
754-3519
Grace: 1801 E. Cherry St, 659-3718
Sunset Heights: WalterDr 754-2441
Springhead:2305SparkmnanR4.
752-5751
St. Luke: 809 E. Laura St, 757-6051
Thonotosassa Fort King Hwy at
Mistletoe Dr, 986-7135
Trinity Plant City:
402 W. English St, 752-9316

WORD OF FAITH
Faith Outreach Church of
Plant City:
1214 West Reynolds St., Suite2,
752-2639


Get the

Word Out!

Advertise in the
PIATf CITY COURIER
Church Directory
Call Goo Macklewitz at

813-865-4438


~~1:$i


............. ......... .
--------------------








Tribune Publisher SpeaksAt Chamber Breakfast


TBO.com photo by KEVIN BRADY


Denise Palmer, publisher
and president of The Tam-
pa Tribune and Plant City
Courier & Tribune, was the
featured speaker at the
Greater Plant City Cham-
ber of Commerce's month-
ly breakfast meeting Jan. 9.
Palmer spoke about the
role of the media and oth-
er topics. The breakfast
was sponsored by the Tri-
bune and Courier & Tri-
bune.


SENIOR MENU
Midday meals are served at Hillsbor-
ough County Aging Services Depart-
ment's Senior Centers and its congre-
gate dining sites. Call (813) 272-5160
for locations and information, or go
to www.hillsboroughcounty.org/
aging. Horne delivery is provided to
homebound seniors. Call (813) 272-
5250 to enroll. All meals include
low-fat milk, except at the Jewish
Towers, where kosher meals are
served. These are the meals for Jan.
21-25.
Monday: Sites closed for
Martin Luther King Jr. Day


_Tuesday: Breaded pork cutlet
with white pepper sauce, wild
rice blend, country vegetable
medley, whole-wheat bread,
pear cup
Wednesday: Baked ziti casse-
role, garlic spinach, carrots,
whole-wheat bread, banana
Thursday: Chicken breast coq
au vin, potatoes 0' Brien, green
beans, whole-grain bread, mixed
fruit cup
Friday: Frankfurter and bun,
baked beans, coleslaw, warm
cinnamon apples


St. Clement
Catholic Church
Saturday Vigil Mass
4pm English
Sunday Masses
7am &10:30am
English
8:30am & 7pm
Spanish
1104 N. Alexander St.
Plant City, FL 33563
(Off 1-4, Exit 21 South)
(813)752-8251
St. Clement Preschool
Accepting ages 3 to 5 years old
(813)754-1237 or (813)478-1185





SHILOH
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Joe Bowles, Pastor
Sunday School for All Ages
Sundays at 9:00 a.m.
Sunday Worship Services
10:15 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. ,
Tuesday 6:30pm
Women's Scrapbooking Club
Wednesday Worship 6:15 p.m.0
Activities for Children
& Students: 6:00 p.m.
905 W. Terrace Dr. (off Paul Buchman Hwy.)
752-8345


LONE OAK
BAPTIST CHURCH
3505 Lone Oak Road, Plant City
Ph. 754-5278
Sunday School 10:00 A.M
MorningWorship 11:00 A.M.
EveningWorship 6:00 P.M. 8
Wednesday -Adult &Youth Ministries
7:00 RM.
Kerry D. Beaty Pastor


First United
Methodist
Church o
Plant City
303 N. Evers Street
Downtown Plant City
(between Reynolds & Baker Streets)
754-3519
WORSHIP HOURS
8:00 am Chapel Communion
Service
9:00 am Contemporary Worship In
The Wesley Centre
10:00 am Sunday School
(Children Adult)
11:00 am Traditional Worship In
The Sanctuary
Sunday Evenings
SYo futh Small Groups & Worship
6:00 8:00 pm
Wednesday Evenings
Youth Fellowship, P.O.WE.E Kids,
Prime Time Dinner / Adult Study
4 5:30 7:30 pm
Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors
www.FirstChurchPlantCity@tampabay.rr.com
0002343273-01


Trinity United
Methodist Church
-402 English St.,
Plant City
For inspiring, meaningful
and practical worship,
join us Sunday
10:30 am
Pastor's Sermon
"Just What Are
Spiritual Gifts, Anyway?"
Sermon January 20,2008
For LifeGroups
Times and Location call
813-752-9316
www.WinEstablishEquip.org ,

Turkey Creek
First Baptist Church
4915 W Trapnell Road.
Plant City, FL 33566
Phone 813-752-7890 or 813-752-7850
Sunday
Bible Study For all ages 9:15am
Morning Worship 10:30am
Discipleship Training 5:00pm
Evening Worship 6:00pm
Wednesday
Family Dinner 5:30pm
Prayer Meeting 6:30pm
Youth Bible Study 6:30pm
TeamKids 6:30pmr
Choir Rehearsal 7:30pm
Nursery is available for all Services
David C.Jones, Pastor
0002343257-01


410-04^ d









Residents Hear About Industrial Park


The developer is
seeking brownfield
status for the
property.
By RAYREYES
The Tampa Tribune
PLANT CITY If all goes
according to a developer's
plans, more than 1,200 acres
adjacent to the demolished
Coronet Industries phosphate
factory will soon be home to a
bustling industrial park with a
mix of retail stores, recreation-
al fields and workforce hous-
ing.
That was the scenario pre-
sented by developer Steven
Schafer to residents during a
town hall meeting Jan. 9 at
Hillsborough Community Col-
lege's Plant City campus.


Schafer, the president of
Michigan-based Schafer De-
velopment, said his proposed
industrial park south of U.S. 92
and east of Park Road would
be worth about $800 million at
its maximum build-out. The
cluster of light industry, offices
and warehouse distribution
centers will become "a huge
tax base for Plant City" and will
create hundreds of jobs, Schaf-
er said.
Highlights of the developer's
plan include:
A total of 3.2 million
square feet of buildings. Build-
ing heights would be limited to
two stories.
A landfill on the property
last used in the 1960s will be
capped, and eight recreational
fields will be built on top of it.
Schafer will build the fields,
but the city would maintain


The state statute describes brownfields as land
that "may be complicated by actual or perceived
environmental contamination." The designation
would give Schafer Development liability protec-
tion while offering incentives to attract companies
to build and create jobs on brownfield sites.


them.
About 60,000 square feet is
reserved for what Schafer
called neighborhood retail,
which could include a doctor's
office, sandwich shop, dry
cleaners and day care services
for the employees of the indus-
trial park. It would not include
"big box" stores such as Wal-
Mart, Schafer said.
Land will be set aside to
build homes or apartments for
employees to make it easier for


JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIR CENTER
DIAMOND HEADQUARTERS


Jewelry Gold Diamonds


individuals and families to ad-
just to a new area, Schafer said.
Improvements to main ac-
cess roads such as U.S. 92, Park
and Coronet roads and Hen-
derson Way are in the works.
Schafer Development is also
seeking to upgrade railroad
crossings. Some rails through
the property have only cross-
ing signs, and Schafer said he
would like to install automated
gates to increase safety.
Residents seemed im-
pressed with Schafer's presen-
tation.
"It's workable," Springhead
resident John Weatherholt
said. "It's a given the land will
be developed. I'd rather see
this type of development than
thousands of homes."
Weatherholt was referring to
Lakeside Station, the proposed
subdivision of 2,600 homes
and commercial development
that was approved by the city


in 2004. It would have had
more houses than Walden
Lake.
Sunrise Homes, the devel-
oper of Lakeside Station, has
abandoned the project.
Spokesman Bob Appleyard cit-
ed the subdivision's "sheer
scale" and the downturn in the
housing market as factors that
stalled and ultimately derailed
Lakeside Station.
Schafer said he is in negotia-
tions with Sunrise Homes to
buy the property and have
ownership transferred to
Schafer Development. Schafer
is also seeking a special desig-
nation for the land through
Florida's Brownfields Redevel-
opment Act.
The state statute describes
brownfields as land that "may
be complicated by actual or
perceived environmental con-'
tamination." The designation
would give Schafer Develop-
ment liability protection while
offering incentives to attract
companies to build and create
jobs on brownfield sites.
"We, as new land owners,
don't want to be held respon-
.sible for the former owner's
past deeds," Schafer told the 18
residents who attended last
See INDUSTRIAL PARK, Page 15 0>


OiAsset Protection Planning
16 Estate Planning
6I Inheritances
Vi Insurance
6 Investments
i Retirement Planning
0 Rollovers
0 Settlements
_Tr Severance Packages


Call us for a FREE, NO OBLIGATION
financial wealth consultation.


S...... Securities offered through 1st Global Capital Corp., Member FINRA, SIPC.
I:: Investment advisory services offered through 1st Global Advisors, Inc.
W11, 10002342223-03
-I*~ ..--. -







COMMUNITY
CALENDAR
Community Calendar is a listing of
community events.
January

TEEN NIGHT: The Plant City
Family YMCA, 1507 YMCA Place,
off Alexander Street, will host a
Teen Night from 7-11 p.m. Jan.
25. Students in grades 6 to 10
are invited for an evening of
food, dancing, basketball, games
and other fun activities. The
cost is $6 per person. (813)
757-6677.
BABY PARADE: Signups will be
Jan. 26 at Planteen Recreation
Center, 301 Dort St. Doors will
open at 8 a.m. and close at 10
a.m. The baby parade will be ,
held at the strawberry festival
grandstand March 8. Each entry
must be made in person and


accompanied by a nonrefund-
able $25 entry fee with checks
payable to the GFWC Plant City
Junior Woman's Club. Babies
entered in the parade must
reside in East Hillsborough
County, east of U.S. 301. The
parent or guardian registering
the child must show a driver's
license. Entries are limited to
the first 50 children in each of
the age groups: 1-, 2-, 3- and
4-year-olds. The age of the child
is as of Jan. 31. Rules can be
found at www.FLstrawberry
festival.com. For information,
call Nia Ramo at (813) 754-2916.
February

TEEN NIGHT: Middle school
students ages 12 to 15 can hang
out with friends in a fun, safe
atmosphere at the Plant City
Recreation and Park's Depart-
ment's Teen Night, from 7-11


p.m. Feb. 8. The event at the
Planteen Recreation Center, 301
Dort St., includes an on-site DJ.
Cost of $6 at the door covers
fun and food, including pizza
and soda while they last. Go to
www.plantcitygov.com/rec and
click the Teen link, or contact
Steve Rossiter at srossiter
@plantcitygov.com or (813)
659-4200, Ext. 4311.
WHITE ELEPHANT SALE: There
will be a community white ele-
phant sale from 8 a.m.-12:30
p.m. Feb. 16 at the Meadows
Clubhouse in CountryWoods,
located off Sam Allen Road, east
of Paul Buchman Highway. A
luncheon will be available from
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Cost of
lunch is $3. (813) 757-0136.
KID'S NIGHT OUT: Elementary
school students ages 5 to 12
can hang out with friends in a


fun, safe atmosphere while their
parents enjoy a night out from
6-9 p.m. Feb. 16 at the Planteen
Recreation Center, 301 Dort St. -
The cost of $5 at the door cov-
ers the fun and food, including
pizza and drinks while they last.
Go to www.plantcitygov.com/
rec and click the Kid's Night Out
link, or contact Chris Washburn
at cwashburn@plantcity
gov.com or (813) 659-4256.
Ongoing

SQUARE AND ROUND DANC-
ING: Strawberry Square Dance
Center, 4401 Boot Bay Road,
has all levels of square and
round dancing. Call (813) 752-
0491 or go to www.florida
danceweb.com/strawberry for
times and schedule.
SCHOOL SIGNUPS: The School
of Music and Arts is now enroll-


ing for the spring semester.
Private lessons are offered in
piano, guitar, strings, voice,
drums, clarinet and trumpet for
children, teens and adults.
Group music classes are offered
for preschoolers. All Lessons are
at First Baptist Church of Plant
City, 503 N. Palmer St. (813)
750-4878.
GALLERY SCHEDULE: Plant City
Photo Archives, 119 N. Collins
St., is a museum of historical
photographs and maintains an
exhibit gallery with various
collections on display. The gal-
lery is open to the public from
10 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursdays, Fri-
days and Saturdays. There's no
Admission is free. (813) 754-
1578.


See AREA EVENTS, Page 17 0


does not think the soil is con- Coronet's phosphate factory phate facility did not harm N. Park Road, and the third
INDUSTRIAL PARK taminated. There are traces of opened in 1908 and closed in public health, and officials will be held at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 11
heavy metals in the ground- 2004. Area residents and for- have found no health threat. during the city commission's
water, Schafer said, but busi- mer employees claimed the The Jan. 9 meeting was the regularly scheduled meeting at
F 14 nesses and dwellings in the factory caused illnesses and first in a series of three that city hall, 302 W. Reynolds St.
Continued From Page 14 proposed industrial park will declining property values. A Schafer would need to get
tap into municipal water. lawsuit filed by hundreds of brownfield status for the land.
week's meeting. There also will be deed-re- residents and former employ- Another is scheduled for 6 p.m. Reporter Ray Reyes can be
The site includes old phos- strictions against drilling wells ees is pending. Coronet offi- Jan. 28 at the Trinkle center of reached at (813) 865-4433 or
phate land, but Schafer said he on the property. cials maintain that the phos- HCC's Plant City campus, 1206 rreyes@tampatrib.com.






D 1ONT CIGARETI ES






















All Your Favorite Brands. OPEN 24-7! I


5221 NORTH ORIENT ROAD 813.627.7800
THE GAME IS ON.
www.seminolehardrock.com TAMPA 0002338987 01


! -






Crews Demolish Publix Store


Tribune photos by GEORGE H. NEWMAN
Crews used heavy equipment last week to gut the inside of Publix,
2202 James L Redman Parkway. The store is being demolished and
essentially rebuilt in the same location. The store has been in
Walden Woods Shopping Center since 1985.


Beeaches____


Wishing you and yours a
A J-Iappy Jew Year


HAINES CifY DENTAL
Dr. Bilyeu and His Staff of Specialists
Perform All Services in One Office.



CROWNSMeta0251 399oo
EACH (THREE OR MORE) REG. FEE $599 EACH OFFER EXPIRES 1131108

ZOOM WIITENING $49900oo
ONE VISIT, UPPERS & LOWERS OFFER EXPIRES 1/31/08



35914 US Hwy 27 Suite 2B o Haines City
TOLL FREE 1-877-288-3384 422-8338
payment or b remso s. h ad for payment o r any other serMoe e pamlnaU inm or neatrment wh
is pEReormedes as resut11 1 and .thin 72 hours of responding to the aderttsament for the
discount d rdee or educed setrce examination or treatment. Fees may vary due to complex0t
ol Gas o. Ths u n al-ot pd y tOtoetho se t pm f ve dental itpla F aea arasooam u m, .


I T^^KiiBwinmKeyword:








AREA EVENTS


Continued From Page 15

PLAY GROUP: Mommy and Me,
a playtime for mothers, fathers
and tots ages 2 and up, is from
10 a.m. to noon Wednesdays at
the Planteen Recreation Center,
301 N. Dort St., Plant City. (813)
659-4256.
BELLY DANCING: Belly dancing
classes are from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Mondays at Planteen Recreation
Center, 301 N. Dort St., taught
by Mary Jane Aguilar. The clas-
ses teach the basics at a begin-
ner level with concentration on
movements and the isolation of
movements, body conditioning,
dance, posture and balance. The
cost is $35 for five weeks of
classes or $5 per class. (863)
682-6009.
HISTORIC DEPOT: The Union
Station Welcome Center and
Railroad Museum is open 10
a.m.-4 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays. The historical
train depot is at 102 N. Palmer
St. and includes a museum, gift
shop and model railroad. There
is no admission charge.


CHILDREN'S THEATER: Plant
City Children's Theatre/Jackie's
School of Dance, 507 N. Wheel-
er St., offers the following clas-
ses:
Monday: 11:45 a.m.-12:30
p.m., preschool dance; 12:30-
1:30 p.m., home- school dance;
4-5:30 p.m., lyrical, clog and hip
hop; 5:30-6:30 p.m., musical
theater, "Annie"; 6:30-7:30 p.m.,
advanced point-lyrical; and
7:30-8:15 p.m., adult fun class,
jazzercise, line, ballroom, tap,
clogging and belly dancing.
Tuesday: 3:15-4:15 p.m., new
hip'hop-tumble team; 4:15-5:30
p.m., acrobatic, back handspring
and hip hop; 5:30-6:15, cheer,
tumble and hip hop for ages
5-8; 6:15-7 p.m., preschool
dance combo; and 7-8 p.m.,
tumble, hip hop and pom-pom
team.
Wednesday: 3:30-4:30, new
cheer-tumble-lyrical team; 4:30-
6:30 p.m., ballet, tap, hip hop
and acrobatic; 6:30-7:30, clog-
tumble; and 7:30-8:30, tap
dancing with Mr. Vic.
Thursday: 3-4 p.m., home
school dance combo; 4-5:30
p.m., lyrical, acrobatic, hip hop
and clog; 5:30-7 p.m., ballet,
clog, acrobatic and hip hop;
7-7:45 p.m., tap dancing with
Mr. Vic; and 7:45-8:45 p.m., tap


dancing with Mr. Vic.
Friday: 3:30-4:30 p.m., all-
star cheer team; 4:30-6 p.m.,
advanced lyrical, hip hop and
tap; 6-7 p.m., tiny tots cheer
team; and 7-8:30 p.m., competi-
tion team open gym.
Saturday: noon-1 p.m., Tiny
Tots Tumble Berries cheer team;
and 1-2:30 p.m., new competi-
tion team.
Call the theater at Call (813)
752-1621 or (813) 752-1683.
BIKE FEST: The motorcycle
event is from 5-9 p.m. the first
Saturday monthly in and around
Union Station Welcome Center,
102 N. Palmer St. The event
features live music, vendors and
the roar of motorcycles, old and
new. (813) 754-3707.
ANTIQUES AND MORE* Fresh
produce has joined vintage
collectibles at the monthly
downtown antiques fair, held
from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. the second
Saturdays in the municipal park-
ing lot at Reynolds and Palmer


streets. Merchants will offer a
variety of merchandise, in-
cluding fresh fruits and vegeta-
bles.
FOOD FOR SALE: Unity in the
Community, which provides
support for the needy, sells
flavored smoothies, gourmet
coffees, cappuccino chillers, hot
chocolate, regular coffee,
brewed tea and other treats
during Bike Fest and the Straw-
berry Classic Car Show. The
items can be purchased at a
concession trailer on Palmer
Street south of the railroad
tracks. All money will go to help
the needy. (813) 752-1275 or
www.unityinplantcity.com.

SINGLES DANCE: The Straw-
berry Singles Club has dances
from 8-11:30 p.m. Fridays at the
Stardust Dance Center, 1405 S.
Collins St., Plant City. (352)
523-0114
JUVENILE JUSTICE VOLUN-
TEERS: Volunteers are needed
for the Department of Juvenile


Justice, 1601 W. Reynolds St.,
Suite 103, Plant City. Clerical
workers, mentors and case
management assistants are
needed. (813) 757-9171.
COMPLAINTS ANSWERED: The
Hillsborough County State At-
torney's Office has a consumer
protection agency in Plant City.
Consumers can schedule ap-
pointments to speak with an
investigator about their com-
plaints on the second and fourth
Friday monthly. Agency repre-
sentatives can assist in investi-
gating, mediating and referring
complaints regarding unfair,
deceptive and criminal acts and
practices by businesses and
individuals posing as a business.
Appointments are at the Plant
City Courthouse, State Attor-
ney's Office, 302 N. Michigan
Ave., Room 10. (813) 903-3430.
Send items at least a week before the
desired publication date to Communi-
ty Calendar, The Tampa Tribune, 101
N. Wheeler St., Plant City FL 33563,
e-mail to dnicholson@tampatrib.com
or fax to (813) 865-4441.


* All Subjects *Pre-K"-Adult

* LD/ADD SAT/ACT Prep

Study Skills

Affordable Rates

Qualified Teachers

SNo Long-Term
I Contracts


813-620-3764
www.clubztutoring.com










PL ANT CITY UPDATE


Mark Your Calendar
For Citizens Award
The 49th annual Outstanding
Citizen of the Year will be
named Feb. 20 at the Red Rose
Inn and Suites' Red Rose Ball-
room, 2011 N. Wheeler St.
The award is presented each
year to a resident who has
served the community. Last
year's winner was Jack Gibbs.
Previous winners have includ-
ed former car dealer B.M.
"Mac" Smith and retired law-
yer Bob Edwards.
Tickets are $20; reservation
deadline is Feb. 13. The buffet
opens at 11:30 a.m., and the
program begins at noon.
Reservations can be made to
Matt Buzza by e-mail at
m.buzza@sunshinestate
federal.com; by telephone,
(813) 752-6193; or fax, (813)
754-8321.
The program is organized by
the Plant City Kiwanis Club
and sponsored by the Amer-
ican Business Women's Asso-
ciation, Plant City Civitan
Club, Greater Plant City
Chamber of Commerce, Plant
City GFWC Woman's Club,
GFWC Junior Woman's. Club,
and the Plant City Lions Club,
Optimist Club, Pilot Club and
the Rotary Club.
Dave Nicholson

Calling All Bachelors
For A Good Cause
Shannon Mitchell may be
happily married, but she's


looking for a few good single
men.
She's not trying to line up a
date for herself, though. She
wants to find men to partici-
pate in the American Business
Women's Association's annual
bachelor auction.
So far, only a handful of men
have signed up, and the asso-
ciation would like to offer a
field of 15, said Mitchell, club
member and marketing man-
ager for South Florida Baptist
Hospital.
The fifth annual Be My Val-
entine Bachelors Auction will
be held Feb. 8 at Red Rose Inn
and Suites' Red Rose Ballroom,
2011 N. Wheeler St. The eve-
ning starts at 6:30 p.m. with a
"meet and greet" featuring the
bachelors and includes a
heavy hors d'oeuvres buffet
and a cash bar.
Men, who will have lined up
date packages, will be auc-
tioned to the highest bidders.
The association expects to
offer "creative and fun dates
with a selection of gentlemen
from varied business and pro-
fessional backgrounds."
Unmarried men who are at
least 21 and interested in par-
ticipating can contact Jodi
Smith at (813) 757-8574 or
e-mail her at jodi.smith
@baycare.org for an applica-
tion. Companies interested in
sponsorships of the auction
can call (813) 757-8387.
Sponsorship levels range
from $100 to $1,000.
See CITY UPDATE, Page 19 I


An e-mail alert entices you to check out a new drama
you hadn't previously heard of. Seems you're never
at a loss for things to do these days. The plot thickens
the moment you sign up for Weekend Best Bets.


(B Ocm
IVE N Is Tampa Bay
LIVE %L' online
LIVE IN THE MOMENT.


www.DayDreamsDaySpa.com

pevonia
:.; .;,,' ?, *? .Lakeland Location (ini Lakeside Village)
Brandon Location (in Atlantic Village) Lakeland Location (in Lakeside Village)
658 Oakfield Drive 1463 Town Center Drive
Brandon, FL 33510 Lakelad, FL 33803
813-657-2992 863-686-5859
MM9071 813657 9 0002338457-01







CITY UPDATE

Continued From Page 18

Proceeds benefit a college
scholarship program for local
Young Women of Promise
students from Plant City and
Durant high schools and also
the professional develop-
ment of businesswomen
from the Plant City area.
Tickets are $20 in advance
or $25 at the door. Tickets
include valet parking and
buffet. For advance tickets,
call (813) 757-8387.
Master of ceremonies will
be Chad Brock, a disc jockey
on radio station WQYK, 99.5
FM.
Mitchell expects about 250
to 300 women will attend.
As far as Mitchell knows,
no weddings have taken
place between bidders and
their dates in the history of
the auction, but several seri-
ous relationships have blos-
somed.
Dave Nicholson

City Announces
Holiday Schedule
Don't bother to put those
cans at curbside Monday.
There will be no garbage or
recycling pickups that day
because of the Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. Day holiday.


(

I


A


City hall and other city offices
also will be closed.
Dave Nicholson


Strawberry Sock Hop
To Remember Leader
The Strawberry Sock Hop,
an annual fundraiser for the
historical Cornerstone Cen-
ter, will-be a tribute to former
Plant City High teacher and
guidance counselor Jeanie
Burt.
Burt, who died recently,..
was an organizer of the sock
hops. She also was a long-
time member of First Baptist
Church of Plant City, which
for decades was located in
the building at 315 N. Collins
St. now known as Corner-
stone Center.
Burt was activities director
for Cornerstone, and money
raised by the sock hop will
help restore the building,
which opened in 1923.
The sock hop is March 15,
and includes food from 5 to 7
p.m. and music with a disc
jockey from 6 to 10 p.m.
Tickets are $20 for adults or
$10 for children.
. The event will be at
Brownlee's barn, 5230 Berry
Patch Road, just off Jerry
Smith Road, a half-mile
north of State Road 60.
For information, call (813)
752-2659 or (813) 659-0421.
Dave Nicholson


IMPERIAL SYMPHONY ORCHE fRA
You won't want to miss one of Puccini's most
dramatic operas. Tosca is set in Rome during
two days in June 1800.

7:00pm, Saturday

January 19, 2008

The Polk Theatre

A 02$, $60, $40, $30, $20. Patron Package


at $150 offers a premium seat and meet the
artist after-Opera Grande Reception.

Chi'hiWes*/0dSef $60, $20, $15, $10.

Tickets available only through the ISO Office
at 1037 S. Florida Ave, Suite 125 in Lakeland.


ZONING .
Hillsborough County commissioners
approved the following area rezoning
and land-use changes Jan. 8. For
information, call (813) 276-2058 or go
to www.hillsboroughcounty.org/
pgm/zoning.
Brandon
Reconfiguring an approved
office complex on 0.8 acres on
the north side of Bloomingdale
Avenue, about 300 feet west of
Bryan Road. Commissioners
allowed the builder to reduce
the number of buildings to one
with 6,000 square feet. PRS
08-0077.
Plant City
Allowing an automobile
sales lot and mechanics shop on
0.77 acres at the northeast
corner of Wiggins Road and U.S.
92. RZ 07-2017.
Seffner
Allowing four cross-access
driveways from a 575-unit town
house project on 57.7 acres on


the west side of Williami 'Road,
about 800 feet north of Bryan
Road, to the properties to the
south and east. PRS 08-0200.
Thonotosassa
Allowing a livestock auction
facility on 3.03 acres on the
west side of McIntosh Road,
about 200 feet north of Franklin
Road. The hearing officer is
recommending auctions be held
from 3 to 7 p.m. Fridays and
from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturdays;
no livestock storage be allowed
except on those days; all trans-
actions occur inside; and out-
door loudspeakers, bullhorns or
sound amplifiers be prohibited.
PZ 07-2045.
Allowing one home per acre
on 8.12 acres on the south side
of Muck Pond Road, about 700
feet west of Pemberton Creek
Drive. RZ 08-0018.
Building a 45,000-square-
foot ministorage facility on 3.37
acres on the north side of Main
Street, about 50 feet east of
Harney Road. RZ 07-1630.


-* Increasing the floor space
of an office project on 2.33
acres at 4316 New River Hills
Parkway from 18,000 square
feet to 24,000. MM 07-1798.
Installing three speed
humps on Herndon Street be-
tween Durant Road and Beach-
mont Street and a sign showing
right turns are prohibited from
Durant onto Herndon from 7 to
7:30 a.m.
Commissioners continued the follow-
ing request to the Jan. 29 land-use
meeting.
Seffner
Eliminating a required
buffer wall along Canning Plant
Road for a 47-home subdivision
on 10.7 acres on the east side of
Parsons Avenue, about 1,320
feet south of Old Hillsborough
Avenue. PRS 07-1880.

Compiled by Tom Brennan, who
can be reached at (813) 657-4528
or tbrennan@tampatrib.com.


Deciding where you live and when to move should be your choice. Now is the best time to choose the premier
full service retirement community that has everything you desire. Aston Gardens Sun City Center & The
CourtYards offer beautiful apartments in a cheerful and warm environment. Let our trained professional team take
care of your daily housekeeping, maintenance, and meals while you enjoy your new home and luxurious lifestyle in
the heart of beautiful Sun City Center. Enjoy fun activities, meet new friends, and relax! Quality professional care is
available at a level to fit your current and future needs. Come and see for yourself at our upcoming events!


"January Happenings"

Aston Gardens at Sun City Center
Feeling Great in 2008
Wednesday, January 23rd 1:00pm-3:00pm
Stay fit and active in 2008 by joining us for a health and fun fest. The
energetic team of Alliance Care will show you how to maintain a fun
and healthy lifestyle through various hands-on activities and programs
including; balance testing on the new interactive Sport Kat monitor, blood
pressure checks, exercise stations, brain teasers and games, and product
demonstrations. Please RSVP by January 21st.


Aston Gardens at The CourtYards
Casablanca Cocktail Party- "As Time Goes By"
Wednesday, January 30th 2:00pm-4:00pm
Remember Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman? Join us for a fun
afternoon of divine food and ice cold cocktails as we celebrate the style and
class of Casablanca. Step inside our clubhouse as it transforms into the oasis of Rick's Bar. Our attentive
team will escort you back into time and treat you like a movie star! Please RSVP by January 28th.

Call today to RSVP for you and a friend!


: AllionceCare
S= Z-7f-


Aston Gardens
A SNlAE S1OR VUMN COUNTY


AL#9439


Sun City Center Aston Gardens at Sun City Center 813-642-8950 1311 Aston Gardens Court IL
Sun City Center Aston Gardens at The CourtYards 813-633-2378 231 Courtyards Blvd. IL,AL,ALZ


IL=lndependent Living, AL=Assisted Living, ALZ=Alzheimer's Care


rwar nry a63ASw74w


For more information and a FREE online newsletter, visit www.sunriseseniorliving.com


A N I 3GHT AT THE OP ERAi


00231G40


2000 341404-01








Call It Salvation Station


Some call it junk,
but this army
makes it treasure to
rehabilitate adults.
By LAURA FRAZIER
The Tampa Tribune
BRANDON Instead of kick-
ing it to the curb on trash day,
families who want to get rid of
salvageable stuff they no lon-
ger need can turn their trash
into someone else's treasure
and ultimately help local men
battling drug and alcohol ad-
diction.
Donations dropped at the
Salvation Army store on Ad-
amo Drive in Brandon, one of
seven stores in Hillsborough
County, are tidied up and sold
as low-cost merchandise to
bargain hunters and those on
shoestring budgets.
In turn, the stores' profits
fully fund the Salvation Army
Adult Rehabilitation Center in
Tampa, among other pro-
grams. The residential center,
at 13815 Salvation Army Lane
off Nebraska Avenue, houses
about 130 men ages 19 to 65
enrolled in an intensive, six-
month drug and alcohol reha-
bilitation program.
Maj. Don Smith, center ad-
ministrator, said in addition to
hot meals, clean beds and de-
cent clothes to wear, the men
receive free medical attention,
psychological and spiritual
counseling and opportunities
to work and pursue leisure


Tribune photos by JIM REED
Gloria Weiser, left, and her mother, Sandy Beck, center, shop for furniture with the help of salesman
Wayne Jackson at the Salvation Army Family Store on State Road 60 in Brandon.

activities. The program, he
said, has accountability built
in and is effective.
"There is mandatory drug
testing, and the men are re-
quired to participate in work
therapy," Smith said.
Counselors strive to instill in
participants new work habits,
real-life coping skills and self-
respect. The men also are en-
couraged to seek sponsors to
help them stay alcohol- and
drug-free, as well as a church
Furniture and other items donated are sold at bargain prices, and
See SALVATION ARMY, Page 21 0 the proceeds support rehabilitation and other programs.


Y1 I


It can be
overwhelming.

Some companies want you to believe that the only thing you should
consider is cost, but insurance is much more than just premiums. Insurance
is about loyalty and teamwork and community relationships. It's about
stability and consistency, and finding the right coverage at the best price.
As your local independent Auto-Owners Agent we'll look at all your
insurance needs. Ask us about Safe. Sound. Secure." protection from
Auto-Owners Insurance Company.
Because coverage for what took a lifetime to build,
shouldn't be decided by the latest fad

dAuto-Owners Insurance
503 West Dr. MLK Blvd.
Plant City, Florida 33563
813-752-4155
www.poppellinsurance.com 00021722-01
6 '0 .,


Buying Insurance?!!
There are so many choices and decisions.
























Iribune photo by JIM REED
The Salvation Army store on Adamo Drive accepts all kinds of
donations, from clothing to cars.


SALVATION ARMY


Continued From Page 20

to attend regularly, by the time
they leave the faith-based pro-
gram.
"Everyone who comes
through the door is successful
to varying degrees," Smith
said. "Some are clean and so-
ber for the first time in a long
time, and that in itself is a
degree of success."
The organization, as with
other Salvation Army branches
nationwide, relies on dona-
tions of salable items to pro-


vide full funding for the treat-
ment center. It accepts every-
thing from clothing to cars, but
recent changes to state tax
laws have reduced the number
of cars donated, Smith said.
"It used to be that you could
donate a vehicle and claim the
[Kelley Blue Book] value as a
tax exemption," he said. "Now
you can only claim the amount
the charity actually sells it for."
Smith said cars in any con-
dition are accepted. Those that
can't be fixed are sold for scrap
metal.
Donations can be dropped
off at the store or picked up for
See SALVATION ARMY, Page 24 I


:0


SLIP RESISTANT CASUALS k


mOCER


An e-rmail alert entices you to check out a new drama you hadn't(
*previously heard of. Seems you're never at a loss for things to do these
days. The plot thickens the moment you sign up for Weekend Best Bets. VE N HE MOMEN


REGULAR
$49.00. ACBROZE PER
^VALUE...IPNIp

^i^ BLACK^ BRONZE PEARL


o, no The Crab Hut
LOO ^ 5005 MLK Jr. Blvd. Tampa
813-248-2226
Monday-Tuesday 9-6
Wednesday Sunday 9-5


Live Crabs Daily I A Dozen Cra I
Fresh Fish Oysters Shrimp With This Coupon
Wholesale Retail L_- - -






)


PRICES GOOD TILL 1/22/08


BEEF


FRESH LEAN


FAMILY
PACK


BONE IN


WE H AVE
CURTIS BRAND
LARD
25 LB. BUCKET


SLICED 89


WHOLE FRESH
PIG FEET

79(B


w

2


FRESH







wimt


HEAVY WESTERN BONELESS
SHOULDER STEAK FAMILY PACK ...... $2.29 LB
HEAVY WESTERN BEEF BONELESS
SHOULDER ROAST .............. 1.88 LB
BONELESS
RIBEYE OR DELMONICO STEAKS.. 56.29 LB
HEAVY WESTERN BEEF
T-BONE STEAK ........ ..... 5.49 LB
HEAVY WESTERN BEEF
PORTERHOUSE STEAK ........... 6.1-9 LB
HEAVY WESTERN
NY STRIP STEAK GREAT ON THE GRILL.. $5.99 LB
WHOLE FRESH
HAMS 20-26 LBS .....................990 LB
QUEENELLA CLEANED
CHITTERLINGS 5 LB BAG ..............7.99
LUNDY'S
CHITTERLINGS: 10 LB RED BUCKET ........ S7.99
FRESH LEAN MEATY COUNTRY STYLE
SPARERIBS ..... . .... . ... 1.38 LB
FRESH LEAN MEATY
PORK STEAKS.............. ....1.48 LB
FRESH WHOLE BONELESS.
PORK LOIN... .: ......... 2.09 LB
FRESH :;
HENS .. 1.19LB
FRESH GRADE A
WHOLE CHICKENS BAGGED......... 990 LB
FRESH FRYER
SPLIT BREAST FAMILYPACK ........... $1.19LB
FRESH FRYER
CHICKEN WINGS................ 1.59LB
FRESH BONELESS SKINLESS
CHICKEN BREAST ............... 1.79 LB
FRESH
CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS & THIGHS.. 980 LB
HEAVY WESTERN BEEF
SIRLOIN TIP CUT FREE .............. 2.99 LB
HEAVY WESTERN BEEF
RIBEYE CUT FREE ................... $5.89 LB
HEAVY WESTERN BEEF BONELESS
NY STRIP CUT FREE ................. 3.89 LB
FRESH IBP
PORK SPARERIBS RANDOM WEIGHT ... .$1.69 LB


FRESH EXCEL
SPARERIBS RANDOM WEIGHT .......... 1.59 LB
SMOKED
NECK BONES .................. 990 LB
IBP HONEYCOMB
BEEF TRIPE lO LB. BOx .............. 15.99
BAR-S
HOT DOGS 12 Z. PKG...................990

LAMB LEGS .... ......... 2.69 LB

CORNISH HENS .................$1.99 LB
FRESH FROZEN COLORADO BRAND
SHRIM P 1LB.PKG. .................. 3.99

WE CARRY RABBITS, QUAIL, FRESH
AND SMOKED TURKEY WINGS AND
DRUMSTICKS, BEEF & PORK KIDNEYS,
HOG HEADS, HOG MAWS, PORK SKIN
TRIPE AND HONEYCOMB TRIPE,
ALSO ALLIGATOR MEAT.

WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF DUCKS,
CAPONS, FRESH HAMS-WHILE THEY LAST.




KELLOGG'S ASST.
CEREAL INACUP .... ............... 990
JOY
LIQUID DISH SOAP 12.6oz.-16.90oz . . 1.00
KRAFT
MAYONNAISE 32 OZ .................. 2/ 5.00
MULLERS
ELBOW PASTA 32 oz .............. 2/$4.OO
VALU-TIME
SUGAR 4 LB. BAG..................... 2/ 4.00


WEHAVE LEJT OR MD A S E 0 to T


WALKER PLAZA
617 N. MARYLAND AVE, PLANT CITY

752-1548
www.feltonsmarket.com
Mon-Sat 7am 9pm Sun 7am 8pm


4
1,5 ~39 -
LTOWI I
60 92 W Bkerki
W.8R"Sl. PLW a^y

60 0
UUU2342344-U1


BUTTERBALL
CHICKEN BROTH 14.5 oz. CAN. . . . . 2/990
IBERIA
JACK MACKEREL 15 oz. CAN ............ 79
CHICKEN OF THE SEA
PINK SALMON 14.750 oz. CAN . BUY ONE GET ONE FREE
FLAVORITE
SALTINE CRACKERS 16oz. BOX ........... 990
PETER PAN
PEANUT BUTTER CREAMY OR CRUNCHY ..... 4/ $5.00
SHUREFINE
GOLDEN HOMINY #10 CAN .............. 1.99
LAND O'LAKES
SNACK CHEESE 7.5 OZ. PKG. ............ 4/5.00
GOYA
ADOBO 28 oz........... ............ 2.99
LA MODERNA
COOKIE ASSORTMENT 16 OZ. Box ...... 2/ 5.00
ZEPHYRHILL'S
SPRING WATER 3 LITER ................. $1.19


DEL MONTE
BANANAS ......................... 490 LB
FRESH
BABY CARROTS 1 LB. BAG .............. $1.39
U.S. # 1. BAG
RUSSET POTATOES 5 LB. BAG ............ $1.99
3 LB. BAG
COOKING ONIONS ................ 1.39 LB
FRESH COLLARD, MUSTARD & TURNIP
GREENS ......... ....... 2.69 BUNCH



LEAN DELI
HAM SUCED YOUR WAY ................... $ .. 1.79 LB
ROTISSERIE
CHICKEN WHOLE.................... 4.99 EA
FRESH HOMEMADE
PORK PAN SAUSAGE............... 1.49 LB
FRESH DELI
SPICED LUNCHEON LOAF ......... 1.99 LB
ABERDEEN
SLICED BACON 12 Z. PKG ............ .1.69 PKG.

Yo CAM DRiof OPF' 9O0(2
E-MAIL AT CVSTO/AEiR SERVICE
MD WE WILL 5-MAIL 900 0012 WEEKLY ADI


WESTERN UNION I
MONEY ORDERS Ea.
ATM Available at Customer Service '


We Now Accept
TECO Payments


I n


| |


23-

z
-I

0
C
22

m

r>i
0
, "


Z
z
m
z
m

00



P
0
-I
m




.J
0

3
0
m
0)
0
i?






L'!*i

24
U'
z


D
I-
La


0
Ti..


U
I-


-i


I.-
1

Ln
W
0
CO





0
U0



E
0
q
0
02f


by Timothy J. Haught,
L.ED.

TRANSFERABLE
FUNERAL
PREARRANGEMENTS
Funeral prearrangement makes it
possible for you to record your final
wishes so thatyour surviving relatives
may be spared the emotional stress
of making difficult decisions related
to your funeral, burial, or cremation.
As part of your preplanning, you
may also opt to cover funeral-related
expenses, which will help relieve
your family's financial concerns,
as well. While we may not know
exactly what life has in store,
funeral prearrangement anticipates
the circumstances surrounding
death. In fact, it is even possible to
transfer your prearrangement plans
to another funeral home. Therefore,
in the event that you become ill and
must move out of state to be cared
for by family, for example, your
prearrangement plans go with you.
At HAUGHT FUNERAL
HOME we know that planning
ahead makes sense. That's why we
offer families the option of funeral
prearrangement planning. Today,
prearranging funeral services is as
common in people's life plans as
retirement and estate planning. In
addition, pre-paying your funeral
expenses today protects you against
the effect of inflation and transfers'
the risk of inflation of funeral costs
to the funeral home. Located at 708
Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd. W.,
we can be reached at 813-717-9300.
Quote: "Teach me to live, that I may
dread the grave as little as my bed. "
-Thomas Ken

0002342255-02


SALVATION ARMY


GV&With Coupon Only
nI o.-F:i. An toini'

















I PAID ADVERTISEMENT


- '


Continued From Page 21

free by the organization's fleet
of trucks with the recognizable
Salvation Army "Red Shield."
In addition to staffing thrift
stores and collection trailers,
some rehab residents work as
route drivers and center staff.
Robert Guggenheim, a re-
covering alcoholic who com-
pleted treatment and moved
out of the center in March,
works there as a human rela-
tions coordinator.
Guggenheim, 54, grew up in
Tampa and attended Jesuit
High School. He graduated
from the University of Florida
with degrees in criminology
and government, and eventu-
ally opened a private law prac-
tice in Atlanta. He said a seri-
ous alcohol problem came to a
head in 2006.
"I had been an attorney for
20 years but ultimately wound
up being disbarred and losing
my driver's license," he said. "I
lost everything, even my dog. I
had hit bottom."
His family brought him to
the Tampa rehab center for
treatment.
"When you're about two
days away from being home-
less, you realize you have to do
something," he said. "In Dan-


TO DONATE
The Salvation Army accepts
clothing, furniture, toys, appli-
ances, home d4cor, electron-
ics, working computers and
cars. It does not accept paint,
chemicals or hazardous mate-
rials.
WHERE: 9926 E. Adamo Drive,
Brandon
DROP OFF: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Monday through Saturday;
noon to 5:30 p.m. Sunday A ,
PICK IUP: Call 1-800-958-7825
(95TRUCK)
INFORMATION: (813) 972-
0471 or www.satampa.org
CRITICAL NEEDS: Cars in any
condition, furniture


te's inferno, there are different
levels of hell. I didn't care to go
to any further levels."
Guggenheim said the spiri-
tual aspect of The Salvation
Army's program was the key to
obtaining sobriety.
"They are a Christian orga-
nization," he said, "but they
don't cram it down your
throat."
Thursday he marked 19
months of sobriety.
"I thank God for the Salva-
tion Afmy. They most defi-
nitely have saved my life."

Reporter Laura Frazier can be
reached at (813) 657-4523 or
lfrazier@tampatrib.com.


We Only Represent
Socia Security Disability
S SSI Claimants

I* e a A S U 7


Former: SSA Supervisor
Administrative Law Judge Hearing Assistant
Florida Disability Determinations Examiner
Over 8,000 Hearings Held
We Work The System For You
ARE YOU UNABLE TO WORK DUE TO:
Cardiovascular Disease Chronic Pain Kidney Disorders Overweight
Fibromyalgia Diabetes ADHD Back and Neck Impairments
Arthritis Anxiety Skin Disorders Depression PTSD
Breathing Impairments Digestive Disorders HIV-AIDS
Bipolar Disorders Migraine/Cluster Headaches j


(otee\


Make The Right Choice!
Winning the Benefits for the Disabled

DISABILITY EXPERTS OF FLORIDA
Where You're a Neighbor, Not a Number! Responsive to Your Needs .
Answering Your Questions and Calls.
ELECTRONIC FILING- FASTER, SMARTER FREE CONSULTATION


DADE CITY 352-521-3429
SPRING HILL 352-596-7996
HILLSBOROUGH 813-643-9908


BROOKSVILLE 352-799-4070
NEW PORT RICHEY 727-945-1122
TOLL FREE 866-643-9908


House Calls/Evenings/Weekendsc by appointment 0002338537-01
CALL T A ANlEll US PRI YiRI IIG[TS


Tribune photo by JIM REED
Wayne Jackson prices a piece of donated furniture to sell at the
Brandon store, one of seven locations in Hillsborough County.


.:iF







Teen Has High Aspirations


She is performing
in the charity
Showmen's Circus.
ByULIZ BLEAU
The Tampa Tribune
GIBSONTON Simone Dykes,
17, didn't have to run away to
join the circus.
Now a featured aerialist with
the Culpepper & Merriweather
Circus, she grew up in a circus
family her mom and dad,
Ron and Robin Dykes, and
four siblings travel together
with the circus. Her parents
and several brothers and sis-
ters also are performers.
Simone Dykes, known pro-
fessionally as Miss Simone, is
one of the performers volun-
teering their time to perform
in the annual Showmen's As-
sociation Circus on Saturday.
Members of the internation-
al Independent Showmen's
Association donate the talent
and food for the circus, and
proceeds benefit local char-
ities.
"I've been performing since
forever," the teen said. "I start-
ed training when I was 5 and


IF YOU GO:

WHAT: International indepen-
dent Showmen's Associationr
charity circus f1.. :
WHEN: Saturday, with perfor-
mances at 1, 4 and 7 p.m.
WHERE Showmen's Club, 6915
Riverview Drive, Riverview
COST: Tickets are $10 in ad-
vance, $12 day of show; free
tickets for children are avail-
able at area stores and in
newspaper advertisements

first performed when I was 6."
Dykes and her siblings are
home-schooled. She and her
sister Paulina, who are close in
age, tried attending school but
then decided it was too hard to
be in school, then on the road,
then back into school, so opt-
ed for home-schooling full
time.
Dykes helps her dad in
schooling her siblings. Most of
the schoolwork she does can
be done independently, she
said, except for calculus, for
which she relies on her father
for help.
She expects to finish high


school this year and is looking
for a circus career.
"It's what I really love to do.
I can't imagine staying in one
town all the time," Dykes said.
Traveling has been a major
part of her education, she said.
"The cool thing about being
able to travel is that I have seen
so many things that some peo-
ple only read about in books,
like the Grand Canyon and
Mount Rushmore," Dykes
said.
She has never felt torn about
not attending high school or
going to the prom or Senior
Day.
"I just don't miss that. I
make up for it with all the
friends I meet all over the
country," she said.
The Showmen's Circus has
been held for nearly 30 years.
In addition to Miss Simone,
the circus will feature Becky
Ostroff, Cook's Comedy car,
the Dykes Family unicycle act,
clowns, jugglers and equestri-


Tribune photo by ROBERT BURKE
Simone Dykes will perform on the trapeze for the annual Show-
men's Association Circus on Saturday in Riverview.


ans.
Also featured will be a 15-
piece circus band and per-
forming animals including
camels, llamas, zebras, horses,
dogs and elephants.
Advance tickets are avail.-
able at Otto's Hardware, Car-
ousel Pawn and the Show-


men's Club in Riverview; Por-
tale's Supermarket in Gibson-
ton; and the Observer News in
Ruskin.

Reporter Liz Bleau can be
reached at (813) 865-1557 or
lbleau@tampatrib.com.


My Stock Hit an All-Time High!


"I had purchased this stock several years
earlier and it had grown greatly in value. After
retirement, I needed more income. My friends
at LifePath Hospice showed me how to
exchange the stock for a 7% income. I am
delighted to receive monthly fixed payments,
I! Benefit charity and have large tax savings."



LifePath Hospice
and Palliative Care


If you would like information


Yes. I am interested
savings. Please ma


Name

Address

City, State, Zip___________


Birthdate


Phone


Mail to: LifePath Hospice, 12973 Telecom Pkwy., Temple Terrace, FL 33637
Telephone: 813-871-8111


0002347656-01


;C~~~iP~;ra~.*yF '.* 4 F,'hlb 14 3 0llA'N'H A? k 1 4< 14A 10 01dhIP1 4 1 I b I^S'S'l'N'^S t' a )i I 'Wr I0 >;1, ;**;-***; -* -.., ? r1 -4, ..,











































Tribune photos by JASON BEHNKEN
Shirley Denton's home reflects her passion for Florida's splendor. Her land is laden with plants such as this blooming Cherokee bean at the edge of Lake Thonotosassa.


Red buds are among the native
plants in Denton's yard.


Leader Cultivates



Native Plant Group

The president of the organization that works to preserve
the state's natural resources is an environmental consultant
for developers and governmental agencies.


Yaupon holly berries are a
source of food for wildlife.


By JOYCE McKENZIE
The Tampa Tribune
THONOTOSASSA Many who
have come to know Shirley
Denton portray her as one of
Florida's most renowned sci-
entists. They also describe her
as a visionary, an organizer, a
good communicator and one
who is committed to the missi-
on of the Florida Native Plant
Society.
As such, it's no surprise to
many members of the society
that Denton holds the organi-
zation's top position, one of
guiding and overseeing its 33


chapters scattered throughout
the state.
Denton, who holds a doc-
torate in plant ecology, is serv-
ing her final year of a two-year
term as president of the non-
profit group, a science-based
organization dedicated to the
preservation, restoration and
conservation of Florida's na-
tive plants and native plant
communities.
"I like to think the society is
stronger because I've been
president," said Denton from
her Lake Thonotosassa home,
which is laden with native


plants that represent her pas-
sion for Florida's natural
splendor.
Under Denton's leadership,
several new chapters have or-
ganized and society member-
.ship has grown to about 4,000,
enabling the organization to
increase its effectiveness and
influence in preserving the
state's natural resources..
"I'm personally very happy
that we are a member of a
coalition of conservation orga-
nizations that is pushing for
the renewal of Florida Forev-
er," a state of Florida conserva-


tion land acquisition program,
she said. "We are also involved
in several projects that will
bring our model landscape
guidelines to communities
that need them."
She's also been instrumen-
tal in establishing a society
grant program to help organi-
zations restore plant commu-
nities embedded with invasive
plants and to support rare
plant species habitats.
Through her leadership, the
society has expanded its pres-
ence in foundations and com-
mittees that represent its


members' interests, including
the Division of Plant Industry,
Endangered Plant Advisory
Council and The Everglades
Coalition.
In her professional life, Den-
ton is an environmental con-
sultant and vice president of
Biological Research Associates,
a company that provides envi-
ronmental consulting for engi-
neers, planners, governmental
agencies and developers
throughout Florida.
Environmental advocate
See NATIVE PLANTS, Page 27 D-























Tribune photo by JASON BEHNKEN
Under Shirley Denton's leadership, several new chapters of the
Florida Native Plant Society have organized.


NATIVE PLANT


Continued From Page

Mariella Smith of Ruski
Denton's career as a coi
interest with the society
sion.
"She has worked again
environment around
said Smith, who is a n
of the local Suncoast
Plant Society and the
Club, a grass-roots e
mental protection orl
tion. "She uses her pro
to give her credibility
think that's gallish."
George Kish; a hydi
and Suncoast's past pre
disagreed.
"I think she's a very
president and has mad
good strides in getting
volved with other gro
help us preserve the
plant community," Kis
"There is a lot of cont
over her, but I think it'
misdirected. Just becau
works for a particular
zation doesn't mean
tainted."
Richard Wunderlin,
versity of South Florida
sor and past president
Suncoast chapter, des
Denton as a fabulousu
son."
"She's made the
much more scientifica
ented, and in the yea
known her I have never


S her to do anything that would
be a conflict of interest," Wun-
derlin said. "The talk has ba-
26 sically been rumors that have
not been substantiated."
Ann Redmond, the Florida
n views Native Plant Society's vice
inflict of president of administration,
's mis- has worked closely with Den-
ton-on establishing guidelines
Inst the for the organization.
here," "I think she's done a fantas-
nember tic job in providing the leader-
Native ship for what the Florida Na-
Sierra tivePlant Society can achieve,"
iviron- Redmond said. "She's been a
ganiza- great friend and a great men-
fession tor to me in the society."
and I Troy Springer, a Suncoast
chapter board member and
rologist owner of Springer Environ-
,sident, mental, a Dover nursery that
active deals primarily with native
Sactive plants, said the "conflict of
interest" issue bears no cre-
us in- dence
ups to "A lot of people consider her
native
h said. as a lobbyist for developers,
ovrsy but I take all of that with a
s been grain of salt," Springer said.
ise she "People are going to develop,
organi- but when they put in non-
she's native plants on them, it
changes the entire ecosystem.
a Uni- But, I believe Shirley has
profes- enough passion to want to
of the save the land because she cer-
scribed tainly is a lover of nature."
is per- The Florida Native Plant So-
ciety Web site is www.fnps.org.


society
ily ori-
irs I've
known


Reporter Joyce McKenzie can be
reached at (813) 865-4849 or
jmckenzie@tampatrib.com.


27

z
-4
Z

I,


0-
C
M
M



-
M

C
z
M
12

m
0



Z
c





-4
P
03
0
*
0
2









CRIME TRACKER
This is partial list of crimes and
service calls reported Jan. 6-12 to the
Hillsborough County Sheriffs Office.
Questions about a specific event
should be directed to the sheriff's
office at (813) 247-8200.

33527
Bethlehem Rd/US 92 E, DUI, Jan. 9,
10:32 p.m.
Dover Rd N, Block 1100, theft, Jap. 7,
12:21 p.m.
Dover Rd N, Block 3100, kidnapping,
Jan. 6, 8:01 p.m.
Dover Rd N, Block 3100, theft of
service, Jan. 11, 6:42 p.m.
Dover Rd N/Salem Church Rd,
animal call, Jan. 6, 12:50 p.m.
Dover Rd N/Salem Church Rd, illegal
dumping, Jan. 9, 2:50 p.m.
Dr King Blvd, Block 14500, assault/
battery, Jan. 7, 3:01 a.m.
Dr King Blvd/Dover Rd N, traffic
crash/injuries, Jan. 10, 7:52 a.m.
Dr King Blvd/Mcintosh Rd, traffic
crash/injuries, Jan. 6,7:34 a.m.
Dr King Blvd/Pettie Rd, robbery, Jan.


12, 2:33 a.m.
Fietzway Rd, Block 4700, loose
animal, Jan. 9,4:16 p.m.
Fritzke Rd/US 92 E, animal call, Jan.
10, 8:23 a.m.
Fritzke Rd/US 92 E, loose animal, Jan.
10, 9:01 a.m.
Gallagher Rd, Block 2000, theft, Jan.
10, 3:15 p.m.
Gallagher Rd,.Block 2800, neighbor
trouble, Jan. 9,9:41 a.m.
Hans Ln, Block 100, residential bur-
glary, Jan. 8, 6:24 a.m.
Haynes Rd, Block 14800, drug law
violation, Jan. 11, 6:58 p.m.
Lawnwood PI, Block 6100, domestic
violence, Jan. 8, 8:33 p.m.
Location Withheld, child abuse, Jan.
10, 8:39 p.m.
Location Withheld, missing juvenile/
runaway, Jan. 10, 10:04 p.m.
Location Withheld, missing juvenile/
runaway, Jan. 10, 6:30 p.m.
Mcintosh Rd, Block 3300, noise
complaint, Jan. 12,3:16 p.m.
Mott Rd, Block 3100, stolen vehicle,
Jan. 9, 10:31 a.m.
Pettie Rd, Block 3400, drug law
violation, Jan. 9, 2:42 p.m.
Rowantree Dr, Block 1400, animal


call, Jan. 7,4:07 p.m.
SR 60 E, Block 3900, vehicle burglary,
Jan. 8,6:15 a.m.
SR 60 E, Block 5200, disturbance, Jan.
12,6:30 p.m.
Salem Church Rd/Dover Rd N,
animal call, Jan. 6,12:51 p.m.
Salem Church Rd/Dover Rd N14, illegal
dumping, Jan. 11, 7:53 a.m.
Sydney Dover Rd, Block 1600, crimi-
nal mischief, Jan. 8, 1:56 p.m.
Sydney Dover Rd, Block 3200,
business burglary, Jan. 8, 6:25 a.m.
Sydney Dover Rd, Block 3200, drug
law violation, Jan. 8, 5:50 p.m.
Sydney Dover Rd, Block 3200, drug
law violation, Jan. 9,12:42 p.m.
Sydney Dover Rd/Conhor Ave,
disturbance, Jan. 11, 9:47 p.m.
Sydney Rd, Block 14700, business
burglary, Jan. 9, 7:20 a.m.
Sydney Rd, Block 15800, stolen
vehicle, Jan. 11, 7:14 a.m.
Sydney Rd/Sydney Washer Rd, DUI,
Jan. 6, 1:13 a.m.
US 92 E/Bethlehem Rd, discharge
firearm, Jan. 11, 11:52 p.m.
US 92 W, Block 5800, noise com-
plaint, Jan. 7, 7:12 p.m.
US 92 W, Block 5900r, discharge


firearm, Jan. 12, 2:37 a.m.
Valrico Rd N/Wheeler Rd E, DUI, Jan.
6,1:14 a.m.
Wheeler Rd E, Block 13100, discharge
firearm, Jan. 12,4:33 p.m.

33540
Bruton Rd, Block 5200, theft, Jan. 6,
1:43 p.m.
Cork Rd/Knights-Griffin Rd, traffic
crash/injuries, Jan. 9, 6:19 p.m.
Knights-Griffin Rd W, Block 6600,
loose animal, Jan. 7, 8:05 a.m.
Knights-Griffin Rd W/Peeple, as-
sault/battery, Jan. 6, 6:05 p.m.

33563
Forbes Rd N/US 92 W, drug law
violation, Jan. 9, 1:13 a.m.
Forbes Rd N/US 92 W, loose animal,
Jan. 10, 7:50 a.m.

33565
1-4 Westbound/Branch Forbes,
stolen vehicle, Jan. 7, 3:28 p.m.
Abraham Acres Ln, Block 3700,
discharge firearm, Jan. 11, 11:17 p.m.
Branch Forbes Rd/I-4 W Branch,
person down, Jan. 11, 6:38 p.m.
Branch Forbes Rd/Stafford Rd,
animal call, Jan. 12, 12:19 p.m.
Branch Forbes Rd/Thonotosassa,
traffic crash/injuries, Jan. 11, 10:19 p.m.
Bruton Rd/Paul Buchman Hwy, loose
animal, Jan. 12, 8:46 a.m.
Bruton Rd/Paul Buchman Hwy,
traffic crash/injuries, Jan. 7, 6:38 p.m.
Charlie Taylor Rd, Block 2600,
prowler, Jan. 6,10:59 p.m.
Cooper Rd/Thonotosassa Rd, drug
law violation, Jan. 9, 5:19 p.m.
Cork Rd/Booth Rd, loose animal, Jan.
10, 2:47 a.m.
Cork Rd/Sam Allen Rd W, dis-.
turbance, Jan. 8, 5:25 p.m.
Frontage Rd N, Block 2500, dis-
charge firearm, Jan. 9, 11:09 p.m.
Hawk Griffin Rd, Block 2000, dis-
turbance, Jan. 8, 9:13 a.m.
Jim Johnson Rd/Alexander St, DUI,
Jan. 12,1:15 a.m.
Joe Mcintosh Rd/Cypress Dr, dis-
turbance, Jan. 7, 3:08 p.m.
Keene Rd, Block 3700, criminal
mischief, Jan. 7,10:44 a.m.
Knights-Griffin Rd E/Charlie Taylor
Rd, traffic crash/injuries, Jan. 11, 5:19
a.m.
Knights-Griffin Rd W, Block 6100,
criminal mischief, Jan. 8, 8:22 p.m.
Lantana PI, Block 4600, residential
burglary, Jan. 9, 8:17 p.m.
Location Withheld, child abuse, Jan.
10, 10:04 a.m.


Location Withheld, sexual offense,
Jan. 6, 7:39 p.m.
Sam Allen Rd W, Block 2800, resi-
dential burglary, Jan. 11, 2:36 p.m.
Sam Allen Rd W, Block 3700, busi-
ness burglary, Jan. 12, 2:19 a.m.
Sam Allen Rd W, Block 4800, dis-
turbance, Jan. 8, 3:28 p.m.
Speer Crest Pk, Block 5200, domestic
violence, Jan. 8, 10:01 p.m.
Stafford Rd/Forbes Rd N, loose
animal, Jan. 12, 12:18 p.m.
Thackery Way S, Block 4100, prowl-
er, Jan. 7, 11:23 p.m.
Thonotosassa Rd/Forbes Rd N,
hit-and-run/injuries, Jan. 11,10:17 p.m.
Top View Ln, Block 3500, domestic
violence, Jan. 12, 6:31 p.m.
Waller St/Dr King Blvd W, drug law
violation, Jan. 7, 8:30 p.m.
Wilder Lp, Block 3700, residential
burglary, Jan. 10, 7:29 a.m.
Wilder Lp, Block 3700, residential
burglary, Jan. 8, 9:42 a.m.
Wilder Lp, Block 3800, theft, Jan. 7,
4:08 p.m.
Wilder Rd N, Block 3100, discharge
firearm, Jan. 11, 3:52 p.m.
Wilder Rd N, Block 3100, theft, Jan.
8,8:28 a.m.
Wilder Rd N, Block 4400, elderly
abuse/neglect, Jan. 11,10 a.m.
Willaford Dr, Block 3800, distur-
bance, Jan. 10, 9:52 p.m.
Williams Rd, Block 2600, distur-
bance, Jan. 8,4:54 p.m.

33566
Cable Rd, Block 5300, domestic
violence, Jan. 6,10:25 p.m.
Canary Palm Cr, Block 4000, dis-
turbance, Jan. 12, 6:38 p.m.
Canary Palm Cr, Block 4000, noise
complaint, Jan. 11, 6:44 p.m.
Canary Palm Cr/Fiji Palm Ln, prowl-
er, Jan. 9, 2:56 a.m.
Colson Rd, Block 2100, theft of
service, Jan. 9,7:27 p.m.
Colson Rd, Block 2200, theft of
service, Jan. 9, 8:38 p.m.
Dr King Blvd/Forbes Rd N, traffic
crash/injuries, Jan. 9, 2:07 p.m.
Forbes Rd N, Block 600, theft, Jan. 12,
11:30 a.m.
Forbes Rd N,.Block 600, theft, Jan. 12,
3:06 p.m.
Forbes Rd N/Dr King Blvd, DUI, Jan.
8, 9:04. p.m.
Forbes Rd N/Dr King Blvd, animal
call, Jan. 10, 7:07 a.m.
Forbes Rd N/Dr King Blvd, loose
animal, Jan. 11, 8:14 a.m.
Forbes Rd N/Shields Ln, loose

See CRIME TRACKER, Page 37 N


Life becomes more delicious the moment you log on.




C Wels Xemoriarl funeral Home

Serving Plant City Since 1896
A member of the (F network.


Our Services Incluc

Burials

Cremation Service
Prearrangement
Services


'- es Movies
1903 W Reynolds St

An e-mail alert entices you to check out a new drama you hadn't Plant City, Foria Sitting: Mr. Lacey McClellan & Verna McKelvin
previously heard of. Seems you're never at a loss for things to do these 1 3 -752- 1111 Standing: Mike Richie
days. The plot thickens the moment you sign up for Weekend Best Bets. N v THE IT 0002331905-01
^.^^'t ^,^,^;.,.^.^.(; sfr^^.-i*:-;--?,* vf t*t- *^^"^ ^ ^f-wi''^^ '^.i'_'^-llf--*~iL:-:i^^-rlrL^L2.; ^j:^:7777:*' "






29



Experts at mmimally invasive surgery
Caring, compassionate & professional Dr. Natasha J.Champion, CatherneWalesSchaaf,
Uriar Inotiec DARNP, CNM, Dr. Stephen M. Zweibach, W
SUrinary Incontinence Dr. Joel M. Messina, & Dr. Lulsa F.Vanegas .


!"Copyrighted Material
rl er Habla Espanol
Syndicated Content 813-571-2777 815 S. Parsons Ave. Publix Plaza

Available from Commercial News Providers"

0S9f Improve Your OIL C ANGE OIL CHANGE,
SFuel Meage FIL TER & L E: FILTER & L BE
clean Yr 0



e0WPLUS TAXAcp 01.Xii t
SI By Appoitent nly Pis $1a0Oi Diposall ByAppontmentonly ls 3750 O/ie c Dwii sosal
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Charge l Tax Most cal light nicks & vans. ChargPt 4 Tx Most canrs fght trucks & Mosi
WE INE A MOOUD & Tth ACI ME AER
h e SunPcoast Tire Dealers Assoc.
Natonalcribe, call (813)TRIBUNEDealers
Tovn 6 4 US Chamber of Commerce
We Accept
Life's a beach when
you Live in the moment. SL Ask AboutOur90Days easCash
LIVE IN THE MOMENT. w vvitfhApproved Credit MAC)







There's only one newspaper in the Tampa Bay area committed to our side
TH Tof Tampa Bay The Tampa Tribune. Each week we bring you the most local
news, events and information about Plant City, Dover, Turkey Creek and the
________ surrounding communities. In fact, we reach 25 times more of the
Plant City market than the competition!

Nobody reaches Plant City like
The Plant City Courier & Tribune and The Tampa Tribune.
To subscribe, call (813) TRIBUNE.
To advertise, call (813) 259-7455.


PLANT CITY THE TAMPA TRIBUNE
COURIER&TRBUNE *








BIRTHS
The following births were
recorded at South Florida Bap-
tist Hospital:
Sept. 26: Kimberly M. Stinson,
daughter of Kasey and Bobby
Stinson; Audree R. Tanyer,
daughter of Victoria Barrow and
Jesse Tanyer of Lakeland
Sept. 29: Aubrie M. Bridges,
daughter of Kasey S. Bridges
Oct. 1: Zoey M. Tucker,
daughter of Amy and Richard
Tucker of Plant City
Oct. 2: Nevaeh R. Bollman,
daughter of Amy Jones and
Michael Bollman of Sebring
Oct. 4: Hayden A. Roller,
daughter of Danielle Long and
Thomas Roller of Gibsonton;
Allyssa A. Mondujano, daughter


of Jessie Perez and Daniel Mon-
dujano of Plant City
Oct. 11: Raina L. Jaime, daugh-
ter of Nicole and Christopher
Jaime of Plant City
Oct. 13: Nicholas J. Adams Jr.,
son of Bambi and Nicholas Ad-
ams of Dover
Oct. 15: Maddilyn R. Switzer,
daughter of Amber and Luke
Switzer of Plant City
Oct. 16: Cheldon T. Wilson,
son of Jenny and Robert Wilson
Jr. of Plant City; Janet De Paz,
daughter of Mary Barrientos and
Samuel De Paz of Plant City;
Jaime Ibarra, son of Mayra Lo-
pez and Margarito Ibarra; Kyle
P. White, son of Jennifer and
Sean White of Plant City
Oct. 17: Kasey M. Kelly,
daughter of Tammy and Kendell


Kelly of Lakeland
Oct. 18: Michael W. Gibson
Jr., son of Natalie and Michael
Gibson
Oct. 22: Jodey E. Dean Smith,
son of Heather L. and Clint E.
Smith of Plant City; Atike N.
Lewandowski, daughter of Me-
linda Hill and Robert Lewandow-
ski of Plant City
Oct. 25: Hallynn A. Daily,
daughter of Erica and Dathan
Daily of Brandon; Jai'yanna L.
James, daughter of Keyiona
Wright and Johnnie James III
Oct. 29: Aaliyah H. Lastro,
daughter of Mahogany Davis
and Thomas Lastro of Plant
City; Ava G. Swindle, daughter
of Lori and Jonathan Swindle of
Dover
Oct. 30: Eve A. Hobbs, daugh-


ter of Monica E. and Curtis
Hobbs of Plant City; Angel A.
Sliva, son of Esther Vega and
Jose Sliva of Plant City; Jahee
A.D. Tucker, son of Angie Frank-
lin and Reginald Tucker of Lake-
land.
Nov. 2: Chesney C. Stack-
house, daughter of Brittne
Stackhouse ,
Nov. 4: Davion L. Rodriguez,
son of Beatrice Rodriguez
Nov. 5; Francisco 0. Pina, son
of Grislda and Francisco S. Pina
Nov. 6: Roman W. Mcintyre,
son of Brucie Mcintyre of Plant
City; Devan R. Elmore, son of
Yesenia and Charles R. Elmore
Nov. 7: Acharia T. Taylor,
daughter of Taibria Broadnax
and Charlie Taylor of Plant City;
Kaylub G. Hackett, son of Alisha
T. Mclntire and Michael Hackett
Jr. of Plant City; Gavyn N. Bal-
estreri, son of Anisa and Rodney
Balestreri of Lakeland
Nov. 8: Betzabeth Rosales,
daughter of Miriam Salmeron
and Juan Rosales of Plant City;
Peyton A. Moore, daughter of
Jamie and Sean Moore of Plant
City
Nov. 11: Dominic M. Ausburn,
son of Misti Kuenn and Jason
Ausburn
Nov. 12: Giovanni R. Colletti,
son of Johana Baez and Robert
Colletti of Brandon
Nov. 13: Ezekiellucas U. Trevi-
no, son of Tiffany and Jose
Trevino Jr. of Brandon; Alissa L.
Lagunes, daughter of Amanda
and Henry Lagunes; Jai'hairus D.
Sykes, son of April Bayless
Nov. 14: Briley L. Ann Staggs,


daughter of Courtney Dickson
and Christopher Staggs of Do-
ver; Navaya V.L. Johnson,
daughter of Sierra and James
Johnson of Plant City
Nov. 15: Michael M. Dunn, son
of Jessica Dunn and Curtis Whit-
ener of Sharpsburg, Ga.
Nov. 16: Dallas W. Miller, son
of Amber and Anthony Miller of
Plant City
Nov. 18: Jeh'cire K. Hargrett,
son of Janet Hargrett of Plant
City; Jeffery C. Butler Jr., son of
Sabrina Layton and Jeffrey But-
ler of Plant City
Nov. 19: Charlotte T. Curl,
daughter of Stephanie and Ed-
ward Curl of Lakeland; Triniti
A.L. Rivers, daughter of Twana
Rivers and James Wilson
Nov. 20: Emory E. Beau-
champ, daughter of Jennifer and
Will Beauchamp of Plant City;
David E. Mitchell Jr., son of
Cassandra Pyles and David
Mitchell of Plant City
Nov. 21: David Aguilera, son
of Maria and Jose Aguilera; Nyka
Murphy, daughter of Heather
Trice and Dan Murphy of Plant
City; Jazmin E. Erimie, daughter
of Heather Goldstein and Nicho-
las Erimie of Seffner
Nov. 25: Anthony A. Rodri-
guez, son of Marisol Perez and
Eleazar Rodriguez of Plant City
Nov. 26: Alaina J. Mason,
daughter of Angela Church and
Joshua Mason of Lakeland
Birth date unavailable: Ryh-
ion J. Granger, son of Deana
Granger of Plant City; Mason G.
Howard, son of Jessica and Ben
Howard of Plant City


Life's a beach when Y TB Co
you live in the moment. g -o
LIVE IN THE MOMENT.




S7(813)752.0585
M-F 10am.5:30pm
__no=_ !momg IE Sat lOam-.lpm

FDICInsured
Annual Perce ntage Yield to obtain
I I (APY*). $10,000 minimum
nterstae deposit. Yield and deposit a bank
ofBrndon, LLC Sun City Center Office we amount subject to
0002427401 availability. Penalty forDIC
early withdrawal. Deposits
exceeding $20,000 may be
advertised yield. FDIC
Ask Us What We Have for IRA's and 401k's insured to $100,000 per



1-877-435-8055 1-877-435-8056 potinlre to
products to potential
Hours: M-F 9am -4:30pm ByAppointment customers.


22nd Annual Dr. Madin,,Luther King Jr.



I Eff, ........ .....
Cu







CLASS REUNIONS

Class of 1946

PLANT CITY HIGH SCHOOL
Class members meet the first
Tuesday monthly at the Red
Rose Inn and Suites, 2011 N.
Wheeler St., Plant City. Other
classes of the 1940s are wel-
come. Call Edythe Darsey Baker,,
(813) 752-8835; Martha Spark-
man Williams, (813) 662-9953;
or Charlotte May Walden, (813)
752-2759.

Class of 1947

PLANT CITY HIGH SCHOOL:
The Class of 1947 meets on the
second Thursday monthly at
Tony's Airside Restaurant, 3900
Don Emerson Drive, Lakeland.
Call Betty Boring Shearin at
(813) 752-2495.

Class of 1948

PLANT CITY HIGH SCHOOL
The Class of 1948 meets for
brunch at 10:45 a.m. the second
Tuesday monthly at BuddyFred-
dy's Restaurant, 1101 Goldfinch
Drive, Plant City. Call (813)
752-4229.

Class of 1949

PLANT CITY HIGH SCHOOL
The Class of 1949 meets at
11:30 a.m. the first Wednesday
monthly at Sonny's Real Pit
Bar-B-Q, 1102 Goldfinch Blvd.,
Plant City. Call (813) 752-3048.

Class of 1954

PLANT CITY HIGH SCHOOL:
The Class of 1954 meets for
breakfast the first Saturday
monthly at the Apple Tree Res-


taurant, 2218 Jim Redman Park-
way, Plant City. Call (813) 659-
2024 or (813) 754-1150.

Class of 1955

BRANDON HIGH SCHOOL The
men of the Class of 1955 meet
for breakfast at 8 a.m. the first
Wednesday monthly at Village
Inn restaurant, 825 W. Brandon
Blvd., Brandon. Other class-
mates and teachers are wel-
come. Call Marvin Lopez, (813)
689-8901.
PLANT CITY HIGH SCHOOL:
The Class of 1955 meets for
breakfast at 8:30 a.m. the third
Tuesday monthly at Fred's Mar-
ket Restaurant, 1401 W. Dr.
Martin L. King Jr. Blvd., Plant
City.
TURKEY CREEK HIGH SCHOOL*
The Class of 1955 meets at 8:30
a.m. the fourth Thursday month-
ly for breakfast at Fred's Market
Restaurant, 1401 W. Dr. Martin
L. King Jr. Blvd., Plant City.
Classmates, teachers and staff
members are encouraged to
attend. Call (813) 986-1193.

Class of 1956

PINECREST HIGH SCHOOL: The
Class of 1956 meets for break-
fast at 10 a.m. the fourth
Wednesday monthly at Fred's
Market Restaurant, 1401 Dr.
Martin L. King Jr. Blvd., Plant
City. Classmates, teachers and
staff members are encouraged
to attend. Call Carol Conrad at
(813) 737-1587.

Class of 1957

TURKEY CREEK HIGH SCHOOL

See CLASS REUNIONS, Page 33 I-


4-9 RP.M.
SATURDAY, JAN. 19

McCall Park, historic downtown
Plant City. Use 1-4 exits 19. 21 or 22.

For information, call (813) 754-3707 or
1-800-760-2315.


Downtown shops and restaurants
open late. .


Free registration and admission
* 400-600 vehicles -
* '.83 and older cars and trucks
* Antiques, hot rods, customs and classics
* Music and announcements by DJ Eddie
* Vendors and crafters
* Dash plaques to the first 200 registered vehicles
* Great family event


*out of sure cuosi. Featuring Mustang Club Night

*Real stte s ,Pre FnEt n, SPONSORED BY:

LOTT-MATHER >PLANT CITY TAMPA
-C C C COURIER&TRIBUNE rT


PRIVATE COLLECT

...BUYING
Antique Guns Shotguns Rifles
Pistols Daggers Swords
All Military Items
Call Dave 1-888-919-4414
(toll free)








country,
contemporary,
classic & fun...

Fill your space.


Ilnlg I Visit our newly
remodeled & expanded

UNLIMITED showroom!


Brandon 990W. Brandon Blvd. *813-653-2635 Clearwater 16738 US 19N .727-531-6660
Toll Free Lakeland/Winter Haven 863-688-8889 www.dinettesunlimited.com Open Sundays


PROGRESS ENERGY HOLLAND AMERICA LINE
MASTERWORKS COFFEE CONCERT
Bruckner s
mphony


Stefan Sanderling, conductor
MESSIAEN: L'Ascension -
4 meditations symphonique
BRUCKNER: Symphony No. 9
Jponsa Andrew Grams, conductor
-'S%--"" Oleg Geyer, violin
PROGRESS ENERGY DELIBES: CoppeliaSuite No. 1
Prelude & Mazurka
MASTERWORKS CHAUSSON: Poeme
Tchaikovsky CHABRIER: Espana Rhapsody
y RAVEL: Le Tombeau de Couperin
SYm hony DUKAS: The Sorcerer's Apprentice
O Jan 31 11 am
0. Mahaffey Theater at the
Stefan Sanderling, conductor Progress Energy Center
Xavier Phillips, cello Media Sosop SEN.or
DUTILLEUX: Tout un monde 'S "
lointain... for Cello & Orchestra
TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony No. 5
Jan 25- 27 Media




S Check the Web for complete listings


Orchestra ..


S813.286.2403 or
1.800.662.7286 M-F, 9am-5pm
Swww.floridaorchestra.org


CLUB CLIPS
Club Clips lists meeting times for
clubs and organizations.
CUTLERY CLUB: The Gator Cut-
lery Club meets at 7 p.m. the
third Tuesday monthly at Lin-
da's Crab Shack, 200 E. Reyn-
olds St. Anyone interested in
knife collecting or wanting in-
formation is welcome to attend.
(813) 967-1471
WOMAN'S CLUB: The Woman's
Club of Plant City holds its reg-
ular meetings at 10:30 a.m. the
second Tuesday monthly at the
Woman's Club House, 1110 N.
Wheeler St. Board meetings are
9:30 a.m. the last Monday
monthly.
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB: The
Plant City Junior Woman's Club
meets at 7 p.m. the second
Thursday monthly at the Wom-
an's Club House at 1110 N.
Wheeler St. (813) 928-0211
BERRY PATCH GUILD: The Berry
Patch Quilt Guild meets at 7:15
p.m. the second Thursday
monthly for a business meeting.
The club also meets from 10
a.m. to noon Wednesdays for a
sit-n-sew. The meetings are at
the Winter Visitors Center, 304
Dort St. (813) 752-0679
CIVITAN CLUB: The Plant City
Civitan Club meets at 6:45 a.m.
the first and third Thursday
monthly at the Orange Blossom


Tea Room, 106 S. Evers St. (813)
986-2827
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY:
Habitat for Humanity of Plant
City meets at 6 p.m. on the
third Monday monthly at Keller
Williams Realty, 1701 S. Al-
exander St. Call (813) 717-7946
or visit www.plantcityhabitat
forhumanity.org.
LIONS CLUB: The Plant City
Lions Club meets at noon Tues-
days at the Red Rose Inn and
Suites, 2011 N. Wheeler St. (813)
752-6193
FEDERATED REPUBLICAN
WOMEN'S CLUB: The Plant City
Federated Republican Women's
Club meets at 6 p.m. the second
Thursday monthly at the Red
Rose Inn and Suites, 2011 N.
Wheeler St. Dinner buffet is $15.
(813) 754-0424
TOASTMASTERS CLUB: The
Plant City Toastmasters Club
meets at 7:30 a.m. Thursdays at
the Greater Plant City Chamber
of Commerce, 106 N. Evers St.
(813) 752-4949
NOONDAY ROTARY CLUB: The
Plant City Noonday Rotary Club
meets at noon Mondays at the
Red Rose Inn and Suites, 2011 N.
Wheeler St. (813) 299-2233
ROTARY DAYBREAK CLUB: The
Rotary Daybreak Club meets at
7 a.m. Mondays in the commu-
nity conference room, South


Florida Baptist Hospital, 301 N.
Alexander St. (813) 363-7189

KIWANIS CLUB: The Plant City
Kiwanis Club meets at noon
Wednesdays at the Red Rose
Inn and Suites, 2011 N. Wheeler
St. (813) 752-6171

AL-ANON MEETING: Hope Al-
Anon meets at 7:30 p.m. Mon-
days at St. Clement Catholic
Church, 1104 N. Alexander St.,
Room 7. (813) 752-5316

STRAWBERRY STITCHERS: The
Strawberry Stitchers are looking
for willing hands to help with
sewing and stuffing teddy bears
for charity. No sewing is neces-
sary, and all are welcome. The
group meets at 7 p.m. Thurs-
days at the Winter Visitors
Center, 403 Dort St. (813) 990-
9155

EAST HILLSBOROUGH ART
GUILD: The guild meets at 7
p.m. Jan. 7 at Bruton Memorial
Library and features artisan
Cheryl Dow demonstrating
pyrographics, or wood-burning.
The guild will also have an art
show throughout January at the
library on 302 McLendon St.
with a reception from 2-4 p.m.
Jan. 13. (813) 719-6533
Send Club Clips to Dave Nicholson,
bureau chief, The Tampa Tribune, 101
N. Wheeler St., Plant City FL 33563; or
e-mail to dnicholson@tampatrib.com;
or fax to (813) 865-4441.


I ru- ---. ------_ ---- -------- ---------- YUULUil(YY-YI~VI I








Soccer Coach Calls Sixth


Seed In Districts 'Perfect


The freshmen
players have
gained experience.
By DAREK SHARP
The Tampa Tribune
PLANT CITY With no true
star on offense and a handful
of freshmen getting their in-
doctrinations to high school
soccer, it's been a very differ-
ent season for Durant.
But that doesn't mean it has
been a bad experience for the
Cougar girls.
Durant entered this week's
District 6A-8 tournament with
a 5-8-2 record, the first time
the Cougars have finished the
season below the .500 mark.
But the Cougars expected it
would take time to gain form
and were optimistic they could
pull a surprise at districts.
"We have five or six fresh
men out there, and they are
basically learning defensive
techniques as we go along this
season," Cougars head coach
Dick Sheffield said. "But now
I've told th m 'I don't want to
hear that -u're freshmen
again' becai they've got so
much experiL -ce."
Caitlin De Lr, Jessica Ross
and Leslie Knopp are ninth-
graders playing defense.
Amanda Bricker and Mary-
Helen Moran complete the de-
fensive unit in front of goal-
tender Megan Fox another
freshman.
Toward the end of the reg-
ular season, and particularly in
a recent 1-0 loss to Blooming-
dale, the defense has been
outstanding.
Sheffield said longtime
Bloomingdale head coach Sue
Peet was impressed. "She said
'Hey, you guys didn't give us
an inch.' And the chemistry is
really good on this team. The
losing record is not affecting
them negatively," Sheffield
said.
On the other hand, the of-
fense has been lacking fire-
power. But the good news is
that Trinity Thompson, the
team's top forward, recently
returned to the lineup.
Thompson had the lingering
effects of a dislocated shoulder
from spring's flag football sea-
son. Then she turned her ankle


making it difficult to function
on the soccer field.
"We get her back, and she
get's absolutely crunched
against Bloomingdale. I was so
worried she hurt her shoulder
again but, no, she was fine,"
Sheffield said.
Going into the district tour-
nament as the sixth seed of
seven teams doesn't sound like
a great spot, but Sheffield said
it might be perfect.
That's because no one
wants to have to meet top seed
East Bay until the district final.
Sarasota and Lakeland, as the
fourth and fifth teams, were


scheduled to play Tuesday,
and the winner of that game
must face East Bay Thursday at
8 p.m.
"East Bay is just stronger
than everybody, but teams two
through six, it's a coin flip,"
Sheffield said. "The sixth seed?
Are you kidding, I think it's a
pretty good deal for us."
Durant was scheduled to
play Tuesday against River-
view, and Sheffield was hope-
ful his team would win that
game and advance.

Reporter Darek Sharp can be
reached at dsharp@tampa
trib.com.


TW2 BEST OFi BOjTHWO~RLDS


THE NEW
Mae's Book store
SSince 1976
Paperbook exchange
Hardback Books
Large Paperbacks -
Nonfiction

Religious
Sci Fi & Fantasy
Biographies
STrue Crime
Youth & Children
Much More *


MANATEE 1
BAY CAFE
6 SANDWICH SHOP
NOW OPEN Mon-Sat 8am-4pm
b DINE IN OR TAKE OUT 4
"PRESSED CUBANS DELI SAND.
ENTREES BEANS & RICE
BREAKFAST ALL DAY
^ FREE (V
r --- -- ---


It's a New Year and Baird Home says...









Homes from $15,900





Celebrating Ow

61 years!


A Little Out Of The Way -A Lot Less To Pay s
19280 Cortez Blvd., Brooksville, FL (800) 544-4121 6


-
11ASS-REUNION
e M k
S


SL.JJ IRIUIIVInj

Continued From Page 31

The Class of 1957 meets the
first Tuesday of even-num-
bered months. Call June Law-
son Hasting at (813) 752-3085
or e-mail Pat Varnum at
lkldgrannyof6
@aol.com.
PLANT CITY HIGH SCHOOL:
The Class of 1957 meets for
breakfast the second Tuesday
monthly at BuddyFreddy's
Restaurant, 1101 Goldfinch
Drive, Plant City. E-mail Linda
Dell at lindadell@hotmail.com.

Class of 1958
PLANT CITY HIGH SCHOOL
The Class of 1958 meets for
breakfast the fourth Tuesday


Restaurant, 1401 Dr. Martin L. i
King Jr. Blvd., Plant City. Call
(813) 659-0421.
TURKEY CREEK HIGH
SCHOOL: The Class of 1958 is
planning its 50th reunion for
2008. To update contact in-
formation or to help plan the
reunion, call Joyce Pedersen at
(813) 752-7989.
EAST BAY HIGH SCHOOL* The
first graduating class of East
Bay High School is planning its
50th class reunion for 2008. If
you would like to contribute,
call Margaret Sutley at (813)
645-1619 or Genevieve Frank-
lin at (813) 677-1945 or (813)
545-8246.
ZEPHYRHILLS HIGH SCHOOL-
The Class of 1958 is planning
its 50th class reunion events
See CLASS REUNIONS, Page 37 0


9 DRIVE IN


Open 6:00AM to 9:00PM
for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Take Out Phone: 754-3265 and 752-9202
2005 West Baker St.
Plant City, FL 33563
*________________- *0002353836-01









SPORTS


YOUTH SIGNUPS

Baseball

AGES 4-14: Forest Hills Youth
Baseball will conduct registra-
tions Jan. 16 and 19. Visit fhy-
b.org.
AGES 4-16: North Tampa PONY
Baseball will conduct registra-
tions Jan. 16, 19, 23, 25, 26, 29,
30 arid Feb. 1. Call Chico Rodri-
guez at (813) 401-2246.
AGES 4-18: North Seminole Little
League will conduct registra-
tions Jan. 17 and 19. Call (813)
238-8070 or (813) 239-3583.
AGES 5-13: Wellswood Youth
Baseball will conduct registra-
tions Jan. 16 and 19. E-mail
wellswoodbaseball@yahoo.com.
AGES 5-16: Pinecrest Little
League will conduct registra-
tions Jan. 19. Call (813) 737-
4052 or visit pinecrestlittlelea-
gue.org.
AGES 5-17: Keystone Little
League will conduct registra-
tions Jan. 16. Call (813) 920-
3006 and visit keystonelittlelea-
gue.org.
AGES 6-15: The University of
South Florida will conduct a
clinic Jan. 17 in Plant City. Con-
tact Larry Langston at (813)
659-4200, Ext. 4302 or llang-
ston@plantcitygov.com or visit
plantcitygov.com/rec.
AGES 8-U: The Tampa Pirates
have several openings. Call


HELPED FOUND WEST

TAMPA LITTLE LEAGUE

By JARRETT GUTHRIE
Tribune correspondent
TAMPA Frank Mendez was
a family man, a man of his
community. Spending his en-
tire life in the West Tampa
area, Mendez, 80, passed away
Dec. 30 from complications
relating to prostate cancer.
Mendez was instrumental in
helping found West Tampa
Little League in the early 1960's
doing everything from raising
funds, volunteering, coaching,
down to designing a logo for
the Little League.
Mendez, a retired United
States Postal Service worker,
spent years outside as a mail
carrier.
"He was always an active
man," Karen Hambleton, his


Anthony Escobio at (813) 244-
1711.
AGES 8-U: The USA Patriots are
conducting tryouts. Contact
Mike Galinski at (727) 556-3200
or mgalinski@americaii.com.
AGES 8/10/11-U: The Frozen
Ropes need players. Call Jay
Recher at (813) 931-1272 or
e-mail tampa@frozenropes.com.
AGES 9-U: The Tampa Venom
will conduct tryouts through
January. Call Troy Salvior at
(727) 247-8837.
AGES 10/11/14-U: The Tampa
Bay Sharks are under new lead-
ership and need experienced
players. Call Darian Schenfield
(10-U) at (813) 918-1332, Albert
Silliart (11-U) at (813) 671-3076
or Doug Moriarity (14-U) at
(813) 215-2904.
AGES 11-U: The Brandon Pan-
thers Gold are conducting try-
outs. Contact Mike Rivera at
(813) 368-1815 or mrive-
ra273@aol.com.
AGES 11-U: The Bullets Black
have several openings. Contact
Brian Crawford at (813) 267-
8986 or crawfordfamily-
five@msn.com.
AGES 11-U: The Bullets Blue are
conducting tryouts. Call Jeff
Turner at (770) 560-3697 or
visit leaguelineup.com\bullets-
bluell.
AGES 11-U: The Bullets Gray of
Brandon are conducting tryouts.:
Contact Brian Crawford at (813)
267-8986 or crawfordfami-


daughter, said. "He wasn't the
type that could just sit around
even when he worked all day.
He'd come home.and have to
be out in the yard or work in
the garage."
A lifetime love of baseball
and a love of children led
Mendez and others in the area
to solicit funds to start what
became West Tampa Little
League.
"At that time there wasn't
really anything for kids to do
around here," Hambleton
said. "He loved baseball and
that's when he decided to do
what he could to get a baseball
league together."
In 1961, Mendez, along with
Frank Cacciatore, approached
Lorenzo "Tapi" Rodriquez for
help and introduced Rodri-
quez to Little League. Rodri-
guez would become a main-
stay in area Little League for
the next 40 years. With his


lyfive@msn.com.
AGES 11-U: New Tampa Bulldogs
need players. Call Rick Borden
at (813) 230-7261.
AGES 11-U: The Plant City Raid-
ers Black are conducting try-
outs. Call Jeff Murray at (813)
205-8241.
AGES 13-U: Former major-lea-
guer Jim Osting is seeking elite
players with travel experience.
Call (813) 404-1775.
AGES 13-U: The Tampa Blades
are seeking experienced players.
Call Freddy Socias at (813) 368-
9820 or Joey Affronti at (813)
781-8032 or e-mail tampa-
blades@verizon.net.
AGES 13-U: The Tampa Dawgs
are seeking experienced players.
Call Jim Douglas at (813) 917-
8343.
AGES 13-U: The Tampa Matrix
are seeking experienced players.
Call Andy Northrup at (813)
244-0373.
AGES 14-U: The Classics are
seeking players, especially
pitchers and catchers. Call (813)
404-0979.
AGES 14-U: The Panthers are
seeking experienced players.
Call (813) 394-8557.

Send announcements at least
two weeks in advance via e-mail
(sports@tampatrib.com), fax
(813) 259-8148 or mail to The
Tampa Tribune Sports Dept., 200
S. Parker St., Tampa FL 33606.


various affiliations in the com-
munity and the dedication of
volunteers, West Tampa Little
League was born.
Mendez was instrumental in
getting MacFarlane Park to do-
nate an area for West Tampa's
first baseball diamond and
then spent a numbers of years
serving on the board, building
facilities, coaching and volun-
teering.
Mendez is survived by his
wife of 57 years, Josephine; his
son Frank; daughter Karen
Hambleton and her husband
Ted, and granddaughter Kris-
ten Stephenson.
In later years, Mendez spent
the months of March as an
usher for the New York Yan-
kees during Spring Training at
Legends Field never losing
that desire to be out of the
house and around baseball.

larrett Guthrie can be reached a
jguthrie@pop.tampatrib.com.


By BOB AUSTIN
Tribune correspondent
The time off for the holi-
days certainly didn't affect
perfect-game shooters and
high-series scorers around
the Tampa Bay area.
Six 300s, a 299 and two
800 series were the high-
lights, with two perfect
games at Pin Chasers Veter-
ans, two at Brandon Cross-
roads and two at Pin Chasers
Midtown.
Harry Pinero, in the Veter-
ans Hits and Missers League,
rolled 257-215-300 772,
while Dave Dewitt went
300-280-189 769 in the
Veterans Dave Olm's Pro
Shop Four Aces League.
Tom Donlay and Boz Har-
vey bowled perfectos in the
BCB Men's League, while
Dale Kolesar and Troy Wil-
son were perfect in the Mid-
town Pepsi 8/40 League and
Chad Gaddie rolled 804.
Also at BCB, David Bryant
had 801 in the Tampa Bay
Men's League, while ladies
Tampa Hall of Famer Trudy
Lavoie bowled 760 in the Up
Your Average Women's
League. And James Schultz
rolled 299 in the BCB Mon-
day Mix-Ups League.

OAKFIELD LANES: It was the
week of 700s at Oakfield.
Seventeen series of 700 or
better were fashioned, led by
Rich Devillier's 288-783 in
the Dick Stowers League.
Then came CJ Cale 290-
782, Jim Sneed 277-779 and
268-733, Reggie Mitchell Sr.,
775, TC Hilderbrand 280-763,
Frank Fautas 761, Bobby Farr
760, Doug Parham 748, Mike
Dekker 746, Neil Harris 743,
Harry Pope 737, Mike Tuzzo-
lino 278-734, Jerry Caldwell
265-733, Wes Prochaska
279-717, Johi Lewis 710 and
Stan Meadows 705.
Other good scores for the
men were Ron Inman 269--
692, Farr 267-674, Jon Byrne
265-670, At Kennon 278-661,
Marc Weaver 289 and Dan.
Carter 278.
SLiz Kimmel paced the
women with 248-680, while
Nadine Lewis had 246-594i
Cristin Marion 245, Ann Pad-


LOCAL BOWLING

gett 237, Carol Wrobel 230
and Jackie Beck 230.

AMF UNIVERSITY: Basil Orr,
Josh Kelly and Tina Tressler
were the leaders last week.
Orr rolled 265-733, while
Kelly had 258-738 to pace
the men. Other good scores
for the men were Billy Wil-
son 247-695, Brian More
237-667, Dwayne Speak 236-
643, Shawn Lampinen 234-
641 and Billy Kelly Jr. 247-
618.
Tressler bowled 213-608 to
lead all women, followed by
Casie Soderstrom 192-553,
Cindy Clark 199-519, Lynn
Helsel 180-515 and Natalie
Groves 199-508.

PIN CHASERS MIDTOWN:
Allen Lassiter's 277-740 led
all bowlers in the Sardegna's
Pro Shop Industrial League
last week.
Other good scores were
Tommy Arnao 266-688, Rich-
ard Allen 258-687, Jeff Shoats
279-680, Joe Daigneault 679,
Rick Pierola 267-662, Randy
Pullara 656, Rocky Lawrance
653 and Paul Chapin 651.

FLORIDA LANES: Bob Laxen's
235-569 and Shawn Gagne's
235-535 led the men last
week, while Rhonda Eyring
paced the women with 190-
559.

PIN POINTS: Dave DeWitt,
Amy Mai and Pam Stewart
were the leaders in the Pin-
arama Lanes Base Exchange
League. DeWitt's 270-695 led
the men, followed by George
Muratides 245-636, Bill Hel-
sel Sr. 633, Kevin Leung 631,
Bill Rogers 630, Ben Artino
628, Knuckles Knuckles 247,
Ray Sipple 246; "T" Thrash
245 and Robert Seig 244. Mai
had 199-524, while Stewart
went 194-583 to lead the
women, followed by Steph
Micco 192-516, Andrea Seiser
180-515, Betty Lewis 512 and
Kathleen Toler 495.

Send local-bowling news to
bVobaustinC&efiizohdnet -


Holiday Tally:


6 Perfect Games


Mendez Had A Vision For Youth









Leagues Tipoff


A Tight Thriller


The Cavs top the
Sonics 51-50 in the
season's first day.
By DAREK SHARP
The Timpa Tibune
PLANT CITY The first night
of action in the Plant City
Recreation and Parks Depart-
ment-Optimist youth basket-
ball season included a barn-
burner of a game.
The Cavs edged the Sonics
51-50 Jan. 7 in the second
game of the Premier League
(ages 14 to 16) schedule. Rich-
ard J. Glorioso scored 16
points, and Teshey Thompson
scored 14 for the Cavs, while
Bryan Elliott and Jorge Medina
combined for 42 of the Sonics'
points.
In the first game at Marshall
Middle School, the Braves
bested the Bobcats 40-28. On
Jan. 8, Cody Fliehman, Adrian
Nelson and Andrew Orso each
scored in double figures as the
Rockets beat. the Heat 59-48.
Josh Davis scored 15, and Ken-
tray Timmons had 14 for the
Heat. The Mavericks beat the
Trailblazers 45-29.
The Junior and Senior Girls
leagues got started last week as
well. It was down to the wire in
one Junior (ages 10 and 11)
contest as the Liberty edged


the Jazz 22-20. Madison Brad-
shaw and Dominique Dixon
scored six apiece for the win-
ners. Cacey Simmons had 12
points as the Sting won the
other game, 20-16, over the
Nets. Those were played at the
Plant City Family YMCA.
In the Senior (ages 12 to 14)
league at Tomlin, Cathleen Ev-
ans had 13 points for the Suns
in a 34-23 win over the Wild-
cats, and the Comets got past
the Stars 30-22, with CeCe Fus-
sell putting in 14.
Both games in the Senior
Boys (ages 12 and 13 ) league
on the first night were decided
by six points. Abdon Lopez
had 20 points for the Eagles in
a 29-23 win over the Warriors,
and Brennan Smith scored 12
to lead the Coyotes past the
76'ers 25-19.
Although the bulk of the
Cadet League (ages 8 and 9)
games are played on Satur-
days, two were contested Jan.
8. Nicholas Shinn scored 10
points, and Caleb Gregory and
Matthew Masburn eight each
as the Grizzlies beat the Bullets
33-26. Christian Rivers scored
eight as the Otters beat the
Bears 20-9.

Reporter Darek Sharp can be
reached at dsharp@tampa
trib.com.


1503 S. Collins,
W AS,- Plant City
A WA SDaily 8-6 Sun 9-5
.CA ..ASH ..s..,

4 Full Service Wash...... 8.99 I Full Service Wash..... 8.99 Full Service Wash s8.99
Clear Coat Sealer Wax 3.00 I 2 Step Polish Wax ... 3.00 Wheel Brite s3.00
Clear Coat Sealer Wax. 00ear oat Sealer....3.00 Tire Shine 400
SAir Freshener ......... 2.00 I Rust Inhibitor ........ I Rust Inhibitor s2:00
I I WheelBrite ....;..... 3.00 Air Freshener *2.00 9
Total Value ......... 13.99 ir Freshenine .... 00 Express Hand Wax $31.00
$4 O Off Notvalidwith Total Value ........ 25.99 l I I
:ni any other offer ai Noth offer w S 4 $2 1.00 oth
mN; ow n p 26/8 nNo '4.

1503 S Collis Plant 54 0777 1503 S. Colins, Pant ty 754-0777 1503 Collins, Planty 754-0777
rucks Vans & SUVs a 161 Trucks, Vans SUVs Extra L rcksVans& SUV xtra C168


Immunizations are readily available for such common adult illnesses
as flu and hepatitis B. Vaccinations against measles, mumps, rubella
(German measles), hepatitis A, tetanus (lockjaw), diphtheria, chickenpox
and shingles are also needed by many adults. Some of these illnesses
may cause health problems or even death. Vaccines are some of the
safest medicines available, are very effective and can relieve suffering
related to these preventable diseases.
Join family physician Michael Paul Gimness, M.D., to find out if you are
at risk and if you should be immunized to prevent these diseases and
their complications. Dr. Gimness will provide valuable information about:
Vaccination types
Age and disease-specific immunizations
Current Centers for Disease Control guidelines
Dr. Gimness will be happy to answer questions following the presentation.
There is no charge for attending this lecture. Parking is complimentary
and convenient. Light refreshments will be served. Seating is limited.


/ V





a %W 0 to oa b .


Copvriq hfed


I

'I


Syndicated Co

Available from Commercial,

0 /


a


N


aterial

tent

Jews Provi
3' Wv*..


ders"


U


* -
*


- -


The key to advertising success



1-866-742-1373'
www.florida-classifieds.com
,T7: l


U


ESTA B L I S H E D M A RC H 1 9 9 6
Plant City CANCER
TREATMENT CENTER
(Adjacent to the main entrance of the hospital)


ALL AVAILABLE THROUGH THE CENTER
303 North Alexander Street, Call 813-719-7705 for appts/consultations
S002342206-&5


- 0


o









CLASS REUNIONS


Continued From Page 33

for June 27-29. If you would like
to help, call Barbara Peeples
Miller at (813) 782-1958.

Class of 1959

TURKEY CREEK HIGH SCHOOL-
The Class of 1959 meets for
dinner at 6:30 p.m. the second
Thursday monthly at BuddyFred-
dy's Restaurant, 1101 Goldfinch
Drive, Plant City. Call Ronald
Sewell at (813) 689-4414.

Class of 1960

PLANT CITY HIGH SCHOOL
The Class of 1960 meets for
breakfast at 9 a.m. the second
Friday monthly at BuddyFred-
dy's Restaurant, 1101 Goldfinch
Drive, Plant City. For reserva-
tions, contact Warren Wilson at
(813) 685-9401 or Lynda Fuller
at (813) 986-4844 or
fullynda99@aol.com.

Class of 1961

TURKEY CREEK HIGH SCHOOL
The Class of 1961 holds dinner
meetings at 6:30 p.m. the first
Thursday monthly at BuddyFred-


dy's Restaurant, 1101 Goldfinch
Drive, Plant City. The meetings
are informal, and all classmates
are invited. Teachers and staff
members also are welcome. Call
Elaine Rodgers at (813) 752-
0118.

Class of 1966

MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL The
Class of 1966 meets for break-
fast at 8:30 a.m. the first Satur-
day monthly at BuddyFreddy's
Restaurant, 1101 Goldfinch Drive,
Plant City. Call Blanche Hall at
(813) 707-9007.

Other Reunions

BRANDON HIGH SCHOOL The
Mostly Originals group meets
the third Tuesday of even-num-
bered months. Call Helen M.
Young, (813) 685-7119.

FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY:
The Florida A&M University
National Alumni Association's
Plant City chapter meets at 6:30
p.m. the fourth Monday monthly
at Mount Moriah Missionary
Baptist Church, 911 E. Warren
St., Plant City. Call Maurice
Pickett at (813) 672-3910.
Send notices to Jeremiah Hethering-
ton, The Tampa Tribune, 200 S. Parker
St., Tampa FL 33606-2308, or fax to
(813) 259-7676 or e-mail
jhetherington@tampatrib.com.


CRIME TRACKER


Continued From Page 28

animal, Jan. 10,7:20 a.m.
Forbes Rd S/Dr King Blvd, animal
call, Jan. 11, 8:14 a.m.
Horton Rd, Block 5600, prowler,
Jan. 6, 4:30 a.m.
James L Redman Pwy, Block 2600,
traffic crash/injuries, Jan. 7, 12:50 p.m.
Jerry Smith Rd, Block 3400, theft,
Jan. 10, 9:45 p.m.
Location Withheld, child abuse, Jan.
7, 8:10 p.m.
Location Withheld, child abuse, Jan.
9, 2:30 p.m.
Location Withheld, missing juve-
nile/runaway, Jan. 6, 2:27 p.m.
Location Withheld, missing juve-
nile/runaway, Jan. 9, 9:49 p.m.
Location Withheld, sexual battery,
Jan. 9, 2:55 p.m.
Location Withheld, sexual offense,
Jan. 7, 10:29 a.m.
Medulla Rd, Block 2800, vehicle
burglary, Jan. 12,7:54 a.m.
Mud Lake Rd, Block 2800, dis-
turbance, Jan. 6,3:29 a.m.
Mud Lake Rd, Block 2800, domestic
violence, Jan. 6, 12:59 a.m.
Mud Lake Rd, Block 2800, domestic
violence, Jan. 6,3:30 a.m.
Nesmith Rd, Block 5100, residential
burglary, Jan. 8, 6:22 a.m.
Parkwood Estates Dr, Block 400,
disturbance, Jan. 10, 2:37 p.m.
Parkwood Estates Dr, Block 400,
disturbance, Jan. 9, 6:35 p.m.
Raider PI, Block 1, stolen vehicle,
Jan. 8,3:33 p.m.
SR 60 E/Turkey Creek Rd, traffic
crash/injuries, Jan. 12, 3:39 p.m.
Smith Ryals Rd, Block 4000, loud
party, Jan. 6, 2:50 a.m.


Smith Ryals Rd, Block 4000, theft,
Jan. 12,11:24 p.m.
Smith Ryals Rd, Block 4000, theft,
Jan. 12,11:56 p.m.
Sparkman Rd, Block 1900, theft, Jan.
9,11:40 a.m.
Sydney Rd, Block 5100, disturbance,
Jan. 6, 5:47 p.m.
Tom Brewer Ln, Block 2800, dis-
turbance, Jan. 10, 10:44 a.m.
Trapnell Rd W, Block 4700, assault/
battery, Jan. 8, 12:23 a.m.
Trapnell Rd W, Block 4700, theft in
progress, Jan. 12, 11:23 p.m.
Waller Catfish TI, Block 5100,
discharge firearm, Jan. 9, 3:24 p.m.
Wiggins Skyview Ln, Block 3400,
loose animal, Jan. 10, 4:43 p.m.
Wild Tulip Way, Block 1900, dis-
charge firearm, Jan. 8, 11:04 p.m.
Willie White Ln/Branchwood,
illegal dumping, Jan. 8, 1:37 p.m.
Willow Dr S, Block 3000, noise
complaint, Jan. 12, 12:34 a.m.

33567
CR 39 S/Keysville Rd W, DUI, Jan. 8,
5:22 p.m.
CR 39 S/SR 60 E, traffic crash/
injuries, Jan. 9,7:39 a.m.
CR 39 S/SR 60 E, traffic crash/
injuries, Jan. 9, 7:41 a.m.
Cameron Rd, Block 4600, animal
call, Jan. 7, 7:19 a.m.
Duncan Oaks Cv, Block 4000, home
invasion, Jan. 10, 11:33 p.m.
Durant Rd, Block 7100, disturbance,
Jan. 11, 11:40 p.m.
Glen Harwell Rd, Block 5100,
disturbance, Jan. 12,11:51 p.m.
Henry George Rd/Keysville Rd,
traffic crash/injuries, Jan. 8, 7:18 p.m.
Holloman Rd, Block 2200, assault/
battery, Jan. 6, 5:25 a.m.
Holloman Rd, Block 2200, drug law
violation, Jan. 6, 4:54 a.m.
Holloman Rd, Block 2200, shooting,
Jan. 6, 3:49 a.m.
Holloway Rd/James L Redman,


vehicle burglary, Jan. 10, 4:30 p.m.
Jerry Smith Rd, Block 1300, dis-
charge firearm, Jan. 10, 4:58 p.m.
Keysville Rd E/CR 39 S, animal call,
Jan. 7, 5:31 p.m.
Location Withheld, child abuse, Jan.
8, 11:38 a.m.
Location Withheld, child abuse, Jan.
9, 3:46 p.m.
Location Withheld, child abuse, Jan.
9, 4:48 p.m.
Mary Ivy Dr, Block 8800, mail theft,
Jan. 8, 1:05 p.m.
Mary Ivy Dr, Block 8800, mail theft,
Jan. 9, 10:38 a.m.
Mercer Lp, Block 1300, graffiti, Jan.
12, 8:33 a.m.
Moates Rd, Block 200, neighbor
trouble, Jan. 12, 5:07 p.m.
Moates Rd, Block 200, noise com-
plaint, Jan. 8, 5:37 p.m.
Pitt Rd, Block 8700, theft, Jan. 11,
11:24 a.m.
Pleasant Grove TI, Block 6700,
residential burglary, Jan. 9, 4:42 p.m.
Polk County, Block 1, accidental
injury, Jan. 7,4:30 p.m.
SR 60 E, Block 200, illegal dumping,
Jan. 7,11:16 a.m.
SR 60 E, Block 4000, assault/
battery, Jan. 9, 11:50 p.m.
SR 60 E, Block 6000, assault/
battery, Jan. 7, 5:27 p.m.
Swilley Rd/Keysville Rd W, DUI,
Jan. 8, 5:36 p.m.
Turkey Creek Rd, Block 7300,
disturbance, Jan. 11,12:04 a.m.
Turkey Creek Rd, Block 8500,
residential burglary, Jan. 11, 5:42 p.m.
Whitelaw Rd, Block 1000, resi-
dential burglary, Jan. 10, 1:37 p.m.

B Keyword Crime Track-
er, to find the locations
of eight major felony
crimes in your area.


"My Tribune ad rep is an integral part of

my business ... she's truly an asset."


Green Boutique owner Rosalind Creager knows agility is essential in running a
small business. That's why she advertises in The Tampa Tribune. With new
items arriving regularly in.the store, her advertising consultant is quick
to make changes, and her ad in the Tribune gets the word out fast.


"People look in the local paper for local news and ads.
And they look for our ads to see what's coming and what's new."


To effectively deliver your message to the market,
call (813) 259-7455.


To hear more about this success story, go to TBO.com, Keyword: Results


THE TAMPA TRIBUNE
LIFE. PRINTED DAILY.


TBO.coM


Scarborough 2007 Release 1


0002301703-01







Furniture Jewelry&W atches
*MEMORY FOAM* ALL CERTIFIED-GEMOLOGIST
DFI I VISCO New Thera- BUYING. Gold, Platinum,
CA Peutic Mattresses (As Silver, jewelry, watches
Seen On TV) High Den coins, diamonds, etc.
sity 25 Year Warranty Call Gemoloist Sam for
T/F $349 Q -$399, courteous ouse calls
99. Fas Free Delivery (727) 804-7463
n where, There-
Pedic, D ormi Aire & DIAMONDS I to 2 Ct.
e I ctric Adjusabes. Any color, shape,
time Member BB sign something or her!
*___________________ __1___________1 813-889-9020 7924W Call 813-629-6006I
813-865-4437 or 813-259-8295 Hillsborouh Polk863- Cal813-62BU
299-4811 Pinellas 727- ROLEX BUY SELL
[I II || Brandon News & Tribune ............................... Friday 5 p.m. 525-6500 7101 US N Service-eection.Yates
Hernando 352-688-3454 Jewelers, 1708 S.Dale
Carrowood News & Tribune............................. Friday 5 p.m. 21 ommercial pr Mabry. 813-253-2164.
NUNEM FARMERSE OE N Northeast News & Tribune............................ Friday 5 p.m. DEADLINE: 1-800-287-5337 wi1 Machinery &
MARKETWednesday non OUTDOOR wicker, Heavy Equipment
Northwest News & Tribune ............................ Friday 5 p.m. For best service, Seating Pub
call 813-865-4437 Btr Sets. Must Sell! FORKLIFT
SPlant City Courier & Tribune ............................... Friday 5 p.m. no later than 1/2 hour 81www. 87lity156r.com
before deadline. $1,800
South Shore News & Tribune ............................. Friday 5 p.m. FALove, Reciner 813-478-5270
Never Used, FORKLIFT New, Used
ER ANSPORON South Tampa News & Tribune...................... Friday 5 p.m. $400 for all 3! es. Parts and Service,
-813-832-5555 Rentals, Racking.Tampa
OFFICE HOURS: 8 A.M.-5 P.M., MONDAY-FRIDAY LOCATED AT: 101 N. WHEELER ST., PLANT CITY, FL 33563 FAX: 813-865-4449 TABLE & CHAIRS (6) N. 4Forklift Since. 813-64.23-5251
FORMS OF PAYMENT: We accept cash, MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express. Mexican Style / woo N. 40th St. 813-623-5251
HOW TO PLACE YOUR AD: TO place, change, correct or cancel your ad, call 813-259-8295; fax 813-865-4449 (Attn: Sunbelt); or visit us at 101 Wheeler St. in Plant City. wrought iron. Recliners Forklifts $3500
(2) Queen Ann Style.
GENERAL POLICIES: Cancellations: Cancellation numbers will be issued at the time you cancel your ad. Please retain this number to refer to in the event of an adjustment to your bill. Cancellation must be made within the deadlines. Wooen TV cabinet, Triple Stage, side shift,
ADJUSTMENTS: Please check your ad the first day it appears. Sunbelt Newspapers will not be responsible for errors, except to the extent of the cost of the first insertion, and then only for that portion of the ad that may have been TV's (2). Exercifboseard & Cleaned ainted.
rendered valueless by such errors. Sunbelt Newspapers assumes no financial responsibility for errors nor for omissions of copy. Corrections of errors must be made within deadlines, more' Cal813-943-5042e 813-240-0000
CREDIT: Some classified categories require payment in advance. ND 3 Rooms f Furniture LRiha "As stPower
3 Rooms of Furniture- L/T HaAs Is to fully



fam C ar in Lg automatic f $ rt di Re M 813-832-5555 I S p
ily awaits. Expenses tbed imDesign, 12place 813-926- 058 Prefinished Unfinisli New In Pastic w 7 Yr www.ualitywicker.com Furniture Wanted
A5ajyrc6 Dining set whluyewe give the best


SMike & Lori Attny setting, Condmade made ed. Bellawood w/0 Waran Can Deliver PR G Lot Sweeper
iichols FLBar #0247014 in Gag ay Ireland plus 2 WANTED: 19th & Early year refinish W lusvA 813-264-7000 FURNITURE-Going Out of New! 7 c Livi Room (Onsite) for shopping
M T call anytime. 800-552- e2 Serving 20th Century Paintins. ot ore! We elive DINING-Mess Sale! w/ueen Mattres& e ntrs malls & pthe Stga
ovingANNOUNCEMENTS 045 Platesoffee ream- Record Prices Pa Anwhere, 5 Florida Lo BEFt Showroom Rattaosing & $750.For 350. es, 196 Advance 400
CHINA Tara Bow yl $ Fe 00 Lg, c Immediate Payment! ca ons 1-800- BED $395 Top Name Brands, forv in88 1K hrs great shape, L
*ADOPTION* A Wondef 813- 64-8o141 croms For Free Evaluation Call FLOORIG (1-800-356- KING Extra thick Pillow American Drew, Aico 8 as, 00 (40K new)
ful Choice Pre ant? tampabay.rr.com William Moseley 6746)12 To Mattress Set. New Pulaski, Schnadig, and cker.com 27-415-1657 Lv msg

Choose a Loving, Fin aid.Call24ours. 1- house calls. Please 36x36 to 1010 others BEDDING- N eone ors C E Strti e
yourchild. C & Kaplan FL Bar#n Wholesale from the c FRNITURE 1/31/08 415 N. ark ly. Incuderoit r Is
c*7 dy)tt e ADOPTION Give 8 5 ourb-ba lpleeiallceidon lis F I r-1m G E t Ae i1r 7 1Dre- 1 o7ww. z 1ti o CN Do r i e$10. if also ai
Hickman.(Lic. n es Pai. A/C & APPLIANCES nter 10 uoesese | Computers & Full Mattress/Box SulN, ohe A s nMSClano5us5For Sale)g
rLLeC $149 Sngle M aleens sa a Odes orI3 Equipment Q e 6eess r A ted. l ow!
AalsereemetCRP Lovng Eucot e sWATDO La o Middlemen in P !lastic,0 M s 1w in Bx 8.77



9T Includes a Fi l onewo P e o8136 7 B $o e B k AMD $99 o CInternete sReady, L e eica ES
Attorney Fees &Corpo es Waiting! Call Jodi thn anyone that will Computer. Lantops $795...... sell $495.00a w Washes, Dryers,
rate Kit Attorne Nick Rutsteim an Attorney/ A/C-COOL/HEAT-- Brand sell to tne ublic. Con- starting at $199. New Onl OUTLET unte rs LEVITRA/VIAGRA & Diet Refri:erato es
Sradlin Tampa 13- Social Worker who truly new, Mobie Hm or tamers of ood, Lami- systems starting at I- na Pills Order Online: Free pplian oval
435-a17d.y O7rlando 40 7- 130 800- Hose To3 Bans- Un5e CA Stone $o99. 13 Wo 115oSo.p Eaeess PAt B New .M aI Pulao m 1i- Free R an 2e







574 1h7i78407- 882- 3050410l tn ing a .9 sf. AR- PCn Serces 1.46 C 815 Th1/1a sv4195 N m rth Car- y &tm
697325 35 66653- ARRESTED? ACCUSED? 4hr/7dy 81364-927 t aest k ualiyLx- GET A NEW COMPUTER BEDROOM 8 Piece, u rSKi 2 OF d du Some, 2150 Grand Bid Holiday
www.nickspradlin.com' Apcc tVctim? Hu? PLIANCES U rius,1Bel e ad m ptps & A W eieh, ery, 2sets813-82555 rmd g r 727-943-0599ie
cStatewide a 24 Hours Lowest $ Guaranteed! S4 week shipments Credit No Problem Dresser, MirrorI Chest :Paint or remodeling? and qi hrem! A/-Licensed
Personal Injurv CrimF Delivery. Woody's in house professional smallest weekly pay Nightstand. New In Box. Need a tutor or piano cis Overnmgtia new, Mobile Hm or
nal Defense Aorney Applances. $74.50 up installation crews. ments avail Its ours Cost $4815* Sell $1550. lessons? Turn to At pin 7 Days House Top Brands -Up
tLChoose a w/Fv gtinger nMet 'dc all 24 hours. and hoessa 363 b floorin oe s t .sieTpBandus -Up 4









GARDEN OF MEMORIES Referral Service 1-800- 6201 Broadway 620-1590 also do expert Sand & NOW' 800-932-3 21 Can Deliver. 813-293-7621 Your Service for a eatn to 1yr Wrnty. Whistle
SSace Available, 7335342 Protect Your 7604 Broadway 626-7787 Finish work. eager's solidwoodbedrooms.com multitude of busineses ONLINE PHARMACY Buy or lessFree delivery. Call
aWi Sell ftor $2000/obo. Rightsan8307 Armena 933-8288 Nobody beats our ual-YOUR BRAND NEW COM nd services that can Som Ultram Fioricet 24hr/7days 813-643-9277
h7ou r.s), intis strtEat in9st eopt. Nam Saptops & Dek Memo Foa Ma5Bttress tosuitoheine s Cof PriceIfnlust recri R e C o-lor.



HILLSBORO Memo.rial (8am-6 m weekdays) r w dASer AY0 BRICK & Concrete Pavers a sAB. n CareerSeeker maTV any 0 Tbr, i le orida's
ExGoodensee Paid.0 (/ erPSOnaSAC DcenterOTHRAP873 0Sa aS u De A6 &&U,

hrtu son. n30ly- nE sAtCUEDB 2r T P1- ES-N77 ese & odusc its u. T A N C r BEDROO M 8 pie hale r




(50nO5eww verzon.net) ALONE? Seniors Dating TOWN! Large selection Design Center. 17514 US Hi-Def trascanpHD 3021 ommie rr way Dde V Li 727,943-0599
LL$4 w FBreau. SAe SSince of washes dRe 41N.Lutz. 813-949-1110 Dby Digital Beautiful ( l c.352-688o c54 Garaic e $1 ife oev n'
SGeneral Notices 1977.45+. 1-800-922-4477 stoves & re ors. Picture. Will Go Fast OPEN EVERYDAY a
Ag n OR 7 0j RespecatedDating.com Warran & e nliveer in BRICK PAVER SALE NOW $450 813-562-7326 wwwmattressdrMIo r in arm Anom
H InlL deR M oal e rsnam-Opml weeukdy s PAic r oodAy RIK more proncretsin Payerstock D_ 99InteretRtad. &U B xES $7 99 orsit: $5i2nsed Sering m $or3IA






AttrAne rvs ai io. ko yIr yoeaallel Cs tLW ATS B9 nts Hi hrD esLs 8o3-pr299-4811 T u r toe 8139241326ysHost icesp Brein
Baten i ao ney tick 1s7 1 oa orne 0 A Nlasa 97-42 un t M cs W en o "s6 N t T a6500 Discover treasure T O r Wsrs, Flr s
bGLARoEN HOF bd M Sen 710 4 2Broadway 626-Up50 cy n 1-800 -7T21 Yo e e foPills O rNde Onlin: BFree dae ve. ll










5.3171/ Or F ndgo 6203 orau w BTpnGSra RSto n e $ 9. 10N31 88h6 1Tb D CALLAANYTIME! Bn




a7SAv Ava ViUable, 7-42ErotetYour0 (Firewood FueshworK$agrssoid woob earoaseo&YadSales) AR2RFE P GE ofESS Bale
Wium Gardoen 8fo t 1 ou $x y.40 OUR00. BsRAN aN9/ - WEWOOD ER2950Simmons 81359-a588 n 754887




Legal Services ) MERCHANDISE $35 813-3 4-7876 Ithers. MANUFACte UR split, delivered, stacked www.alontrading.com Rd, from Hwyl 60 N.on INEE, chai 4 tan
folr bORIAth 8 InV-udes NiCrCE5i BES A P RI A N0 CES I BED prce Sales icnstals o Tes N bm Htad C NeWe w s ofind ODPtoEN W Sim- 18D askt305 9 A
State Fees, Compay Guar& Delive Avail real y thick eand luxury ( Fulrnture )& matts e po -truo ing fo ow s1i5 US n-s Fri & 5O5lL w/exn pmanif


Book & Seal. Free infoF A/C-COORil/HEAT-- Brand 813-382-8615.04-8125 ous! Guaranteed Low- Nops G E st usedA SSa E/W C&O1a -4sm, gasket setK $ 752-3958 TOOch misc auto tools








nation packet: new s Mobile Hm or --est Price s in Florida ucs py n deliver.81-l. I4-16A BIG YARD/ESTATE SALEWYo etrsie1- toR50.
www.amerilawyer.com House Top Brands-Up A n n Top Quality & Service BED 00 $160 Furniture, lots of kitch- PAGEANT Dress, Red, 13-7 2-3958
...(954)630-9800 24hr/7days 813-64 us-9277 Can Deliver w/Warranty. 1-888-566-1233 s Nei lastic- ny consisting of Table w/ MUCH MORE And also -- R TYPEWRITER


Tampa... (813)871- n s o 813-300-6714 www.yeagerflooring.com King $285 13-6578449 leaf& custom made table property for sale. PAGEANT Dress, Pink $10.00
5400St. Pete... (727) NEW S/DENT w pads, glass-front china child size 6. $75. Call for 813-752-3958 l.




442-5300 Orlando... RECONDITIONED UNITS MOM & Po d lances GARAGE DOORS All BED-0 Aches cabinet, rounded cornersSPRINGHEAD Area 3522 cappointment 754-8897 l
(40 898-5500 Toll Free You Deserve the Best! $75 & up Stove sizes Cheap. Can deliv- Extra Thick Pillow T storage hutch below, 6 W ns Meadow Court
iuGARDEN OFMEMORIE RespeceaigoWrran & d lvy i nRICK doper SaLErb NOW $450 813-2-7326 OPEn elve YA 1Y93!72 G ra e for2a-to 100




SSe $603-3900. 25 Yrs Exp. #RA0039944 Refr.10 St. er & install 24/7 Ser- No F Sets. nly $ hrs /arms $2000 obo o iggins Rd. Sat Jan PAGEANT RESS, RED 2 WHEELS (4) 16" Aum





Spil & Utrera. PA. L. REMINGTON AIR Free Delivery ice Call 813-579-7976 Kin 5. New In P 813-64-8141 cbroms 19 Clotes, Tools, is c TODDLER, $30. Call for Amer Race/ Ford Mus
Spiegel, Esq., Miami. 813-971-2206 8 l 13-225-2692 tampabay.rrcom & household teams appointment 754-8897 tang $200. 813-417-8159
Dianetics Foundation, 6201 Broadway 620-1590 BUILDINGS FOR SALE' o oEn.pa
310 lot $3895 wlell f"Rock Bottom Prices!" Ave Tpa 813-886-1494 p
31m02a. Fabana Ave, VACUUM1 RAINBOW SE 25x30 Now $4100.625x40 wood FFue Dell $25.00 1es $30. Wallfr-
TmaLR M3367207. 0 with attachments, Ex- $5400.30x4 6400. Firew Beds, $69. Ne All__arge_&_adale AIR RIFLE PAGEANT DRESSe BLUE'
Very little, Super Clean $11,99o40x80 $14 900. FREWOOD Brandon 813-6M5-4760 DOVER, 2950 Al Simmons 813-752-3958 appointment 754-8897
rMERCHANDISE $350 8133347876 thers. MANUFACTU spit delivered stacked www.alontrading.com Rd, from Hwy 60 N. on DINETTE, chairs, 4 tan,
ER DIRECT since 1980of Dover Rd, W. on Walden casters, wood trim $4a TELEPHONE
$9995 FLORIDA CORP. 7(800)668-5422. $75/oad *DAY BED $325*- Sheffield Rd to A Sim- (352)58-1806 $10.00
$154.95 FLORIDA LLC WaSrrant & delivery in BRICK PAVE SAL Call 813-75882298 6mon. or Dover Hwy 574 813-752-3958
Complete&Includes Air Conditioners r $2S0 aSet. Each $125. CARPET Hottest Styles, BRICK_ Complete with twin S on Dover W on Down- HEAD90asket305/350 CID
nation packet: new Mobile Hm or et Price's in Florida deliver. 813924-1326 YARDSATES
www.amerilwyer.com Houae, Top Brands -Up WAS-ER Top Qesim tyes r Furniture, lots of kitch- PAGEANT Dress, Red, 813-752-39D8
or call Miami-Dade... to lOyr wrnty WhlsalY ER BED 00 $6 DNGo Sta en items, glassNware child size 4. $75. Cell for
(35 84-onuBroward or lessnFree delvery. Call $100 Greet Condition install next da.- mattress 5e) w/warr. Mahoga- lampa, books, tols nd ent 784-8897
Tampa...(813) 871- Don 813-300-6714 www.yeagerflooring.com King $285.b813-67-8449 leaf&custom madetable Property for sale. PAGEANT Dress, Pink und.00
5400 St. Pete... (727) NEW S/DENT pads, glass-fBronNt chin child size 6. $75. Call for 3-52-3958
442-5300 Orlando... RECONDITIONED UNITS MOM & Pops Apliances. GARAGE DOORS All BED-0Aches cabinet, rounded corners SPRINGHIEAD Area 3522 appointment 754-8897
... (808) 603-3900. 25 Yrs Exp. #RA0039944 Refr. 10014 30th St. er & install 24/7 Serv- No Flip Sets. Qnly $34B5 chra,2 wlarms $2000 obo ofWiggins Rd. Sat Jan PAGEANT DRESS, RED 2 WHEELS (4) 16" Alum
Spiegel & Utrera. PA. L REMINGTON AIR Free Delivery 1ce Call 813-579-7976 King $44f. New In Plastic 813-64-8141 cbroms 8 19 Clothes, Tools, ilac TODDLER, $30. Call for Amer RacelFord Mus
Spiegel, ers., Miami. 813- 971-2206 813-632-9620; 335-5788 or 888-666-6694 Can Deliver. 813-225-2692 tempabay.rr.com & Household Items appointment 754-8897 tang $200. 813-417-8159







laneous For Sale miscellaneouss For Sale) Office Equipment/ r Stals
BED 0 ACHES A+mat- Sofa-NEW MustSell Furniture/Supplies GERMAN She us G STANDARD Poodle fe- BOARDING, Training. 20
tress with uilted top geousBIk& k& Tan male AKC reg., vet stall barn, Wimauma,
new $115. Also bare $150 OFFICE Furn. Clearance AKC Health Certs POP, checked, all shots, All disciplines welcome
sed $915f e deliv aery. $ISO. Bu Get a esr 813-298-3379 Se Habla
used $95 free delivery Buy An Desk 2 M & 3 F, 17-25 wks, wormed, health certs, 813-298-3379 Se Habia
7-48759Select Chairs. trained, good with kids LD-- A Green
727-418-7579 cr 813-832-5555 & Get an era 20% off el$700/ 813-629-5510 housebroken crate Espano 352-263-4232
BEDROOM, 8 piece Loren SP/OT Tub must sell 635.9255 /5t414N56thST GOLDEN Ret. pups AKC Bea tandard Poodles s.re Ti
Cherrywood Sleigh Bed MpRa $3,499. Deluxe S E 0Tped, champ bidline has 1 beautiful light FARMER'S Pastures for Trail Hors-
Cormle, k Upgrade 0 J ets. New STEELCASE 9000 Desks PETS p hth crts cream aicot p y eft 4 e de to thousands of EMPLOYMENT
paid $k sell for1950 Never Used No Maint. 3x60.Singleed.$275 500.00 (352)686-7913 months old, sires ual MARKET acres from the Barn
813 5 Canet Includes Cov- double 50 mother CH pedi- Full Board. 8139962782
BEDROOMS Wicker. (C r tempBrmAD i
BEDROOMS Wicker Fu rant. Call66- Ca Matt7272-47-1853 m( Dogs )e hah Ierts gr eat pera Fruit & Vegetables ) B arDING, i2a0 A inistratie/
Must Sell. 920-7089 BL 183 champ in blood both parents health General Office
Warehouse Full Used Desks from $50.00 ADORABLE Pups 4 Sale line, Perfect for christ tested well socialized ARTESIAN Farms U pck All di es welcomGenera ff

CONCRETEPAVERS barie, spors ars, 635.9255 / 5414 N 56th ST Lic# P07062440 y.rr.cozavala2@msn.com a ilton days /week200kn ( Seeds & Plants
2nds For manufacture, gaes, game systeiiims, (JACK RUSSELL TERRIERS, 4ryanoom com ____ Sabal ^Park, Tnama.
roslal u cal rs, mah wars, to a Affador-Yorkie Registered, Quality 4 yalay oo.co eirk, B a.
32-799n-793ew. caronsigs me PUPPY SALEa& Jacks, smooth coat, varn- comn ashi
flagstonepavers.com n sign ety of sizes, home raised! HAY- 16 masngtoniaCKup 1
ctan ing nwe really thick and luxuri 8 p e Etan $556 &up. oIed 4 15
DIRECTY FREE 4 Room cannot bua! 8r3-785- hi s! wear and Lur- & ks YORKIE Pu s, Gorgeous 4' rolls $45. (813)380-5515 up Cnstruction
System! Checks Accept 2220 (813 785-2220 laous! Guarantee Sge esd Low- 38a e1
est Price's in Florida 813-74-2510 LittleA C Girls will Squarebales g813846"3158
ed! 250+ Channels! T yeshannaaol.com T Quality& Sr e steal your Heart, Call a tcloudag@aol.co IRON & Sheet metal
Starts $29.99 FREE tLAB PUPS, AKC, shots, 352-79 -1551* $1,00 C6ectors need
HBO/Cinemax/Showtim WE Buy Gold, Silver and st s in an our A Selection of More AB PUP, eAKC, shots 352$Tampa10 area ll 8, ed. Ex erience Perferred
e/Starz 3 Months Platinum Jewelry! install next day. wormed, vet cert. Block Close to Tampa area. HAY compr Orch O&A, 813.66 p -5782
FREE DVR/HD! Get paid cash within 24 1-888-566-123 Than 50 Puppies head, champ. bkgrd. TT&A 40 Ibs, Timothy 813-66 -5782
e installers hours or your wery www.yeagerflooring.com BeagleBichon, Boxer, Pedigrees. Parents YORKIE, T, Ready Fb Aalfa 65 Is, Af Cues
We're Local800-973-9044 No cost, instan cash Chuaua Dachshun grandparents on site. 1st. Cuddl & playful 1 40 b Bas, Deliv Avail. r liv
insured s Sheds &Carports) Lab Pomeranian, Poodle $400-$500 352-307-0772 Male left $950 AKC, hlth 813-597-9141.597-9380 D
DIRECTV FREE 4 Room www.cash o om or Pug Shih Tzu Husky, LABRADOODLES 2nd 836ar7en577tis 2 D river
System! Checks A) 1-877-GOLD-019 Silky,Westie'morKie LABRADOODLES 2nd 813-671-8577;205-4611 "ors Cattle Driver
Starts 29.99 Free WE Buy Gold Silver and Steel Bldg (anysize) ComeWith: y o o Yode & Yorkie Mix Pup- QUARTER Horse $ 500 EMPLOYM T A OIAT
HBO/CemaSowim Platinum Jewelry! block or concrete 1 yr Health Warranty no sheding, parents on pies, Quality, AKC, Tiny, Pony $500, Mini $200, EMPLOYMENTo
c C lR BARN] Dew m any, m any more more!ton lovble1.
e/Starz 3 Months Free Get paid cash within 24 garages screen rooms Free Vet Visit promises Dew Claws re- orgeous Family raised, All id-safe. + 30 more! SERVICES
DVR/HD! We're Local ours or your ewelry. CRC058513i Free Training DVD vedt H/ M/1 $750 & Up. Will finance anyone All the benefits &
Installers 1-800-973- No cost, instant cash, 1-800-964-0344 Microchip Identification 50 .813-973-8993 352-220-0351 dn, $100/mo. Many Options
9044 insured shipping. Also Large Selection LABRADOODLES 2nd http://www. beautiful paints! Will w Position Wanted ) You need with Flexibility
whw.cash4gold.com or STEEL BUILDINGS: 4 Ott of resnwater Fish neratio lovable contentedpuppies.com trade & rent $15/hr, l. .... .J & Individual Focus
DIRECTV Satellite Televi 1-877-GOLD-019 y 25x30, 30x40,40x60, Reptiles Small Animals, amiuppies low to onetop c ta $25/day. Call now HOUSECLEANING You Want
as FEEM tM eo Birs & All Your no Miscllaeou on ] 813-649-1126 www available. Reasonable 2500+miles weekly
E Roo t WOLFF TANNING BEDS Will Sell for Balance Supply Needs premises Dew elaneousPe uncitstables.com D efr
tion, FREE HD or DVR As Low as $28 a month! Owed/Free Delivery! 1- *Daiy/Wkly Direct
tRece UrUo FREE b $18 VP 8 211 769292 ata s ve 5 ed lV3 973-8993 KOI FOR SALE Buy WANTED!! Horses, po- estimates 813-659-1173 1DaoDi e
Packages rom d by2/ CALLETS 7699 W. Waters Ave $500 13-973-8993 rect from fish farm in nie, goats, sheep, or 813-453-4526 FT: 10-12 out 2 home
29.99mo.Call Direct Tan TODAY (800)842- 813249-870 Wimauma. 813-633-8862 amas, c & a a- orientation in Lakeland
Satfor details -800- 1305 nG od M-F LABRADOR PuppWies as cattle & any ani-
3 39rdetails-800- p. Sat 1-9 n11-7 Black, fe K All www.koiman.com gas T trailers c o .wam xlt.
GUREPAIR Visa, Mc, Amex, Discover shots, vet checked o. Tacp prices i Clhans C om
DIRECTV Satellite Televi King Size Mattress Set All Makes & Models, 100% Financin Available Parets on Premis u hoome.pCal Cyi ww Att n.com
sion FREE Equipment, Never Used Mike Diedrich P04-070213 $500 (813)715-9053 Pet Supplies & now 813-649-1126 T 4mosOTRexp.
FREE 4 Room Installa Gunsmithingt__PetSupplies_&J__now 813-649-1126 rjj.y 4 lOS OTR exp.
tion, FREE HD or DVR $2 813-643-3229 AMERICAN PITBULLS MALTESE & Maltese Services FREE Horse if boarded DRIVER-BYNUM
Receiver Upgrade. 813-832-5555 old school family red Bicho Mix Puppies with us! Full board- l l DRIVER-BYNUM
Packages from 48O T 4 nose 3 liters avail. Call M/F H/C, Cute. micro. PETVCREMATION $250/mo. Horses rented _________TRANSPORT- needs
$29.990mo.Call Direct New in the plastic. Pro Series 1" Slate, K66, for details. seepics on $55d & up. www. Crematory on site $15/hr $25/day Call qualified drivers for
lat TV for details 1-800- Queen Mattress Set 100% Gum Rubber Rails nine 813-482030 personaservice now 813-649-112 www. TBO.coM Central Florida- Local &
00 Q352-220-51 Friends suncitystablescom TBO.co
380-8939. New in Box Cost $3200, 352-220-0 Faithful Friends suntystabes.com National OTR positions.
SSell $1250. an Deliver. AUSTRAUAN Shepherds 813-788-3065 Food grade tanker, no
DSHNETW RK/ 813-832-5555 83225269 A hCS POODLES AKC Teacups, PASO Fino Hoses for hamat, no umps,
Echostar Satellite -___________________'_,_Healthwwwan .e$ir0com tintoys. Red, black, sale. All a ;es chain, T B reat ben efits, compete
equipment wanted. Will Musicalnstruments POOL TABLE Brunswick/ /fl/silverootasual Hoe Clasifeds akes it bloodlines ve new equip
aycash&picKup. Metro. 8' Black w/logo. 8 8/ 443-2746 Raised, quiet cuties! convenient! Ask how Wimauma. Se Habla ment (866)GO-BYNUM.
3936Z34. atn fe l ow. $500 & tiP, 863.427.0025 you can have a Espanol 352-263-4232 Need 2 years expert.
$dise for $2800. Call 813-671-0960 s Rare &Traditional Colors y sale. All ages chains.,
se osae; o 5'8" black ars, re Ma &Minis www online ad bloodlines 13-298-3 i i nd Fid?
idEd godr s, rome- las & sounds gret. POOL TablneHCA Te r P ups 3 mcc sratter riers.comT wi our ew Wimauma.s Hala e Fn
pin ca_ r72382 (52 -77.30440 352-591-2271
352-684-3544 Estey, loaded with a1 liver. Retails $3000, Sac- Mastiff Mix lyr old
FENCE 6X8 P.T. the bells whistles. Nice rifice, $1175. males (2) neutered Free
Board on Board $.21.95 Walnut Cabinet. Best 813-849-8119 to GOOD HOME & YARD
Installaion Available -Offer. 727-849-6872 (727)239-9185
www.daniellefence.com ORLANDO Guitar Expo. Stamps / Coins / BOSTON-TERRIER red &







81w3timeStr 03.n 2LNEC red &ig A M Pi ea
813-6814A181 an 26, 2 7. At Osceola Books white, gn eyes, male, 5



FREE DIRECTV 4 Room Heritage 7 CPark. lOS, panrs, forced to Cr pas t re ur an TE ERI
SSStarcts $29.99 FREE H 2 Se l Estimates / Appraisals. BULLMASTIFF FEMALES F i i




Hment! a Trade. 413-88 9a-4. M-F. 81 51- 3266. AKC, Shots, Health Cert
ShoY oe/Staer 3 W20N. Kings Ave. Brnd POP, Ready n ow
Months! FREE DVR/HD! PIANOS





We're Local Installer! Bb Grand Good Cond Tea ho $8. 407- 9 -
1-800-620-0058 $2000 Samick Upright I.3,..,.:: 407-414-0096
FREE DIRECTV4 Room Black 5 /o Mint Cod NEED Home Phone Serv CAIRN Terrieir Pups AKC
System! Checks Ac $1200 727-289-1755 ice? *Fast Activation! VISIT: www.
cepted! 250+ Channels! P y ahea KDSw SNo ID, Everyone A8 p mccartysterriers.com - -
HBO/Cemax/Showtim Sreora N Baby 16$40009/month + taxes! 352-BULLDOG PUP,591-2271 G DOOR
e/Starz 3 Months Free anDs Starting at Se Habla Espanol! Call -.
DVR zHD! W e're Local $51500, Uprights $999 Now 1-866-447-2488, CHIHUANUA AKC 10 ............................ ................ ....
Installers! 1-800-216- revered. 72-327-9134 American Dial Tone, wks Vtck shots. POP, re
7149. STORE4STRINGSSince 1998 long hair F male & o S eci Trash Removal Fooing
Sou STO e S e on all Males $3 0-500 lovable, Bottom Sections Replaced & More... Free Estimates
Large Sepi phsoe stret & lesons, al Tickets adorable 863-533-1485 P Garage Door Replacement Commercial Residential Trem ovlg
SrY. Starting at $150, 401 S. Parsons Ave. COCKERPANIELS andRemov
&a rting at $150, Brandon (813)655-6554 GEORGE Strait, Dancing AMERICN Pups, Ready 1 986-1268 763-3147 1 813-719-7530 s aurIue
ent! 727-327-91 w/Stars, o perield, AKC, Mormn & DadNat .
LOWRY RoyaleSU 500, WALL TO WALL!! Halen, ruce champs. BIk/Brn/Blnd
Organ& en, barl LIQUIDATION Buble lM line DOBERMANS- AKC Black SEGENTS T. R. HUNTER, INC. I's too ad you don't have TREE SERVICE
used, less than lyr. Old Current Piano Inventory 813-425-3869 M. Ears Croppd 9 mo'sRop
727-845-T7 6 ALL Warranties Apply old Health Cert Home C, Fill Dia.Shell.SRf W0 Mow Time" vTmming Split Firewood
EverythinR Goes! raised & loved quality sesD corc s p a to care for lawn1 Anyeareof W
RESURFACING/AMERICA Financing valuable DISCOUNT TRAVEL Bred $450 352-245-8611 Crushed Aspht.Drveways'Tng your
N Rubaroc r" Your #1 "CD Player Grands MEMBERSHIP. Electrical Servicesimts Lined Insured
Choice for Safety Surfa ; Baby Grands $4000 Value for $2500. FRENCH BULLDOG PUPS, Maintenance Upgrades Repairs I 478-4422 I cn Hep you' Cell: 813-763-2931
ces Introduces our Consoles & Studios Must sell! AKC, 2 males, hlack, LIORC000281 634 -7276 Yach
State of the Art Mist We Beat Any Price! Call 352-476-6892 3 months. Health certs. 626-6915 d 6 4 2L n a813-759-0801
Series! SPECIAL! Demo 813-855-1227 L all 1,150. ALSO aorkie Steve Lawn Care
$$ cm.)920-3322 BUGS -GIANTS pl. off Or 70-725-7171.
c.WWw'americanrubaroc. Nurseries & Trees George Strait, Dapona GERMAN SHEPARD
SAWMILLS from only LIVE OAKS ad from Wokl Adue ennes
$2,990.00--Convert our #25 GAL 3"Cal 11'$65 -i lr ermany. Hips & health ErE W TractorWd
VALUABL # 25 guaranteed. $1000 Stump Grinding
LUMBER with your own 813-7-8641 #47220672 NEW Enclosed Trailers $1200. Call 352-516-7670
Norwood portable band 5x8' barn Door $1495 7 arFn&d,
sawmill. Log skidders Housekeeping, repairs 6x12 Ramp door $2 395; GERMAN Shepherd world Splr r D riv Fy MDaeeiaays Fences ol Decks
also available. installatiIn and mare' 7x16'Ramp door $,495, class pups. Schutzhund Oeil Dm Ucr ins. FREE Estimates -
www.norwoodsawmills. Tnstallati d' 8.5 x20' car Hauler, titles Young trained rk a a0 yrs. uyrya
com/300N FREE Infor au.l l $4,r95; Man f Standard a8ult9s available. 81 -4 0 9 81 44 4 3
mation: (800)578-1363- At Your Service for all Meat n Sal r adult avail abl.
Ext: 300-N. .your service needs. motion. 813-932-2889 vonwittenberge.com.








40 r eal Notice / Delive Legal Notices Legal Notices ) Legal Notices lces
SDNTUT IA Lf kan MTRY SHPPRS T 33 e resoW a 7 (3) minutes, unless the of the arcuit Court's of-
S DRIVER: DONT JUST COLONIAL Life seeks an MYSTERY SHOPP eta CTY CODE SO AS TO proving said subdivision speaker requests the fice notified of your c YOU ARE FURTHER NOn
START T RIGHT Cor sionawith saes man / dining establishments CHANGE THE ZONING plat shall be considered City Clerk for additional rent address. (You may FlED that while respon
IT RIGHTSponsored CDL agemen with sales experience to need n estabrcover clients CLASSIFICATION OFA by the Cty Commission time no less than forty- file Notice of Current Ad sive pleadings are not
0 r CDL agmnexreace to und vr cus PARCEL OF LAND LOCA upon the conclusion of eight (48) hours prior to dress, Florida Suoreme mandatory the are per
rain in 3 weeks. become a District Man to judge quality /cus AT 306W. GRANT the public hearing, said public hearing. In Court Approved Family missibleand ou are en
Must be 21. Have CDL? ager. A Life/Health lI tomer service. Earn up STREET FROM R-A SIN the event speakers) re Law Form 12.915.) Future curaged to fie with the
Tuition reimbursemnt! cee is required. This to $150/da Call Toll LE FAMILY DWELLING Any person with a disa uest additional time thethis lawsuit clerk of this court and
a CRST. (866)917-2778. opportunity brings with free 1-800-731-4901 EDUCATION DISTRICT TO CU COM bility requiring reasona determination of the will be mailed to the ad serve upon petitioner's
2 DRIVERS: CALL TODAY! otential. Please NOW HIRING LOCALLY MUNITY UNIT DISTRICT ble accommo ation in amount of time to be al dress on record at the attorney, Betty Rose
2 Bonus & Paid Orienta tact: Large National Organ IN ACCORDANCE WITH order to participate in lowed shall be at the dis clerk's office. Blass, 272 Washington
tion 36-43cpm Earn over meredith.brewercol zation Avg Pay THE GENERAL SITE DE this meeting should call cretion of the Mayor, but Avenue, Maretta, Geor
0 1000 weekly Excellent niallife.com or call $20/hour or $5K ann Instruction & VELOPMENT PLAN OF the City Clerk at (813) no speaker shall general WARNING: Rule 12.285, gia, 30060, an answer or
V Benefits Class A and 3 (904)424-5697. ally including Full Bene Tutoring COUNTRY MANOR II 659-4200 at least 48 \y be allowed more than Florida Family Law Rules other responsive
mos recent OTR re fits and OT. aid Train 1 COMMUNITY UNIT DIS hours prior to the public fifteen (15) minutes. of Procedure, Requires pleadings within sixty
quired (800)635-8669. COOL JOBS Now Hiring ina Vacations. PT/FT. TENDFIED THE hearing. Certain automatic disco (60) days of the date of
10 Sharp Guys &Galsi T A1-866-483-1128 RICT OFIE THE heari All persons sure of documents and the order for service by
o WANT HOME MOST Travel NY, LA, and Oth. LINE from home. Media CLERK. All persons are advised are advised that if a per information. Failure to publication.
I- WEEKENDS WITH MORE er Major cities. Earn PROFESSIONAL cal, business, paralegal, that if a person decides son decides to appeal comply can result in
z PAY? Run Heartland's $500-1700 Weekly. Gary BODYGUARDS OPPOR. computers, criminal The City Corn to appeal any decision any decision made by sanctions, including dis All concerned parties are
< Southeast Regional! -866-298-0163 or TUNITIES. Earn up to justice. Job placement mission will hold a public made by the City Corn the City Commission missal or striking of informed that they are
$.45/mile company Darren 1-877-853-7654. $200,000 per year. Free assistance. financial hearing on the proposed mission with respect to with respect to any mat pleadings. entitled to have an attoF
drivers $1.28 or Opera raining. All traveling aid and computer ro. ordinance in the Sadye any matter considered at ter considered at such ney represent them, and
tors! 12 months OTR re COUNTER-ASSAULT ex senses paid. No vided if qualified, all Gibbs Martin Auditorium such meeting or hearing, meeting or hearing, he or Dated: 1/2/2008 if a party requests ap
uired. HEARTLAND E TRAINING! Protect Felonies. No Exper] (866)858-2121, of the Nettie Berry he or she wid need a re will need a record of the pointed counsel and
C quired. Fe EX- counhsn acd
o RESS (800)441-4953 overseas contractors. ence OK. 1-866-271- www.OnlineTidewaterT Draughon Municipal cord of the proceedings, proceedings, and that, Clerk of the Circuit Court qualities for such coun
www.heartlandexpress. Up to $220K/yr! 80% 7779. www.bodyguard ech.com. Builng, 302 West Re and that, for such pur- for such purpose, he or sel, then the court will
S com. Tax Exem tion! sunlimited.net nolds Street (City Hall), pose, he or she ma she may need to ensure By: Gina Bascom appoint counsel at no
Military/olice exp. Schools Plant City Floria, on need to ensure tha a that a verbatim record of Deputy Clerk cost if the party is u
( Geral nec. Professional SECRET SHOPPERS Janaury 2, 2008 at 7:30 verbatim record of the the proceedings is made, able without financial
SGenerail Bodyguards. Paid NEEDED IMMEDIATELY GET Crane Trained! p.m., or as soon there proceedings is made, which record includes D. Howard Stitizel III hardship, to employ
Train ng. 615-885-8960 For Store Evaluations. Crane/Heavy Equip after as the matter may which record includes the testimony and evi BRYD 7 STITZEL, P.A. counsel.
7 ADVERTISING Sales Re or 615-942-6978 ext. Local Stores, Restau Training. National Cer be heard, at which time the testimony and evi dence upon which the 206 N. CollinsStreet
S resentative Nationa 600; www.lnternational rants, & Theaters. tification. Placement interested parties and dence upon which the appeal is to be based. Plant City, FI 33563 Witness the Honorable
Newspaper Placement Executives.NET Training Provided, Flex Assistance. Financial citizens may appear to appeal is to be based. Juanita Stedman, Judge
Services (N2PS) is seek ible Hours. Assignments Assistance. Georgia be heard with respectto In accord NO: 6265 1/9;16;23 & of the said court.
iDATA ENTRY PROCESS Available NOW! School of Construction. the proposed ordinance. At the public hearing, all ance with the Americans 1/30/2008 This 17th.day of Decem
S saesperson to sell ORS NEEDED! Earn 1-800-585-9024 ext. www.Heavy5.com Use At the conclusion of the speakers shall be limited with Disabilities Act, any ber, 2007.
z print and oine ive 500 5,000 wneeklym 6262 code "FLCNH" or call public hearing, the ordi to three (3) minutes, un person with a disability E UENLE CO on ED
S ry o the Florida Press Guaraeed Pachecks! (866)218-2763.fornanepproval bythe City quests theCity Clerk for commotion s in orderto OF COBB cOUNTY, SLERKD
Association, sellsand No Experience ecessa TELEMARKETERS Work HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA! Commission. additional time no less participate in this met GEORGIA JUVENILE COURT OF
services print and on ry! Positions vailable from home in-state / of Home Study Program. lm n than forty-eight (48) ing should call the City COBB COUNTY
S line advertising for oday! Register Online fices in Tampa & Miami. No classes to attend. At the public hours prior to said public Clerk at (813) 659-4200 at IN THE INTEREST OF: COBB COUNTY
n gspapers. Dem N w Night / Days. Multilin Free Brochure. Call hearing, all speakers hearing. In the event least 48 hours prior to WEES, TRISTIN; GEN NO: 6260 12/26, 2007,
r utesdas essh www.BigPayWork.com gual a plus!! Great Sa Now! 1-800-532-6546 shall be limited to three speaker(s) request addi. the public hearing. 20-05; CASE CVDO 1/2; 1/9; 1/16,2008.
0 previous media sales ary & commission. Ext. 16 www.high (3) minutes, unless the tional time the determi 205; CASE 07CV
S an an undergraduate Average $lk/wk. schooldiplomal.com speaker requests the nation of the amount of The pro NOTICE OF SUMMONS
degree or equivalent re New en Transmission know City Clerk for additional time to be allowed shall posed ordinance maybe NOTICEOFSUMMONS INVITATION TO BID
quired. nline al Ix FL local & OTR positions ge ferred. Wi time no less than forty- be at the discretion of inspected by the pub ic TO
o la us.Emai available! c DLA tran. Toll- Free: 877-ght hoursprior to the Mayor, but nospeak at the offices of the Cit
your cover letter, re w/tanker req'd. Prem 9- said pub-ic hearing. I er shall generally be aF Clerk at the Nettie ery ho may nt Ces it Canopy Play-courts at
sume and salary nistory um pay & benefits. Call the event speakers) re ]owed more than fifteen Drauhon Mun eight RoadPlant Cityh n a
to: hr@n2ps.com. EO, 877-484-3042 or visit (Legal Profession uest additional time the (15) minutes. Bul In, 302 West e Fri aed Andern and Nelson
c .oaklern Paraleal Trainee amount of time to be a The proposed resolution Florida. above named child Mainten ffic by
ADVERTISING Sales Re F/T Start as clerk. Exc owed shall be at the dis approving the subdiv whose bioloical mother Maintenance Office y
S resentative Nationa EARN Up to $550 Weekly work enviro. Fore/BK. creation of the Mayor, but sion plat may be inspect Virginia L. Helper is JESSICA WEEKS. (4805 E. Martin
Services (N2PS) is seek PT Noxpeen Go g be allowed more than offices of he City Clerk City Clerk o tNeit thata Ltr 36. Bd
n an experiecelent Opportunt 1y. Sabal ark Ta a. fifteen (15) minutes. at the Nette Berry petitionto terminate the Tampa, FL 3accepted605).
sales person to sell Call ToDay!! 1-600-488- Fax 813-91-S5 9 Draughon Municipal NO: 6272 1/16/2008 parental rights of te pa will not be acete
rint and online adveP 2921 Ask for Depart ... All persons Building, 302 West Rey rents of the named child above date. Bids will be
isin. N2PS, a subsidia ment Y MedicaHealth Care Legal Notices are advised that f a pe nlsreet Plant City, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT filed anst aboved and read aloud
ry othe Florida Press GOOGLE Clickers Needed BO"ARD F ADJUSTMNT son decides to appeal Florida or obtained by OF THE THIRTEENTHJ Yu ile Court and tha in the Conference Room
Association, sells and $$$ Weekly New li RN/LPN 7-7a, P/T Days. CITY OF PLANT CITY, the City made siby callin Virginia DICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND by reason of an Order for at the FMS Office.
services print and or ited time opportunity RN W/end Super 7a-7p. FLORIDA with respect to any mat ext. 4119. COUNTY FLORIDA FAM enter vby he curt on he H sboroug 'SDHC) wi
line advertising for Fr m nrotio n edd RealT FLORIDA unitDFAMu The School District of
Forr more in ormatin SkilleReaunt.Callter considered at such LY LAW 6IVISION 17 da of December He o h il
newspapers. Demo call 1-800-706-1824 Ext. HCPC 813-752-3611 IN RE: meeting or hearing, he or 7 y of Decemberbids unti
strated success with 4162 CASE #BOA-2008-02 will need a record of the Virginia L Helper CASE NO: 2006-DR- dataiandetime indicated
previous media sales www.ultimatesearchgui C #t 0A-2W O2 wledacd t Virginia L. Helper CASE NO: 2006-DR- date and time indicated
and an undergraduate de.comait/4162 Part Time D The Petition of proceedings, and that, 002102 YOU ARE HEREBY on bid cover. Bids must
oegreeor equivsalentre Marcy Sullivan For such purpose, he or City Clerk Division: R COMMANDER AND R be delivered to the
lasted experience re- PART-TIME, home-based she may need to ensure COMAD to r E
quired. nlne sales internet business. Earn ublic Notice is hereby that a verbatim record of NO: 6271 1/16/2008 IN RE: The marriage of for Te General Ma o
perience a lus. Email GOOGLE Clickers Needed $500-$1000month or given that the Board of the proceedings is made, CHRISTOPHER M ZO Cobb County, Georgia in Maintenance Office at
your cover etter re $$$$ Weekly New limit more. Flexi le hours. hich record includes NOTICE OF PROPOSED Former Husband Marietta, Geora on the 4805 E. Martin Luther
sume and salary histo ed time opportunity Training provided. No Plant Citylri the testimony and ev] ENACTMENT OF and 21 February, 2008 at 9:00 Kin Jr Blvd. Tampa, FL
to: hr@n2ps.com. EO For more information sellin required. FREE public hearing on dence upon which the ORDINANCE MELISSA MUNZO AM. The hearing is for 3365 and will be opened
drug-free workplace. call 1-800-706-1824 details. www.K738.com. Tuesday Janua 22 appeal is to be based. Former Wife the purpose of etermir at the stated time. Bids
AdvertisiSl2008, a 1:30 P.M. at the The City of Plant City, eat a must be delivered in a
dvertis Sales Man ultimatesearchgui ( Real Estate utn Meorial Public n accord Floridaroosesto NOTICE OF ACTION FOR r tal rights to achild stealbeenvelope, clearly
ager- National Newspa de.com/kit/4164 E Library in the meeting ance with the Americans adopt the following ordi TERMINATION OF PA shouldibe terminated, marked on the outside
N2PS is seeking an HELP WANTED Earn E ExainerSearcher West McLendon Street person with a disability nanHEe: ALTERNATIVE, e e t of aner um r biand onapening
penanced sales person tra Income Asse ambling Exp with Atid searches. Plant City, Florida. The requiring reasonable a AT terminating parental
perienced sales person tra Income Assembling Prpa requiring reasonable AN ORDINANCE AMEND. IFICATION OF RNAL rights under the Georgia date. Bids received in
with management ex CD cases from Home Pep are O & E searches purpose of this hearing commodation in order to ING THE DISTRICT BOUN JUDGMENT OF DISSOL rights under the Georga unidentifiable envelopes
perience to lead the Working with Top US commitments. Exp Is to hear an appeal by participate in this meet IN O THE ZI NG JUDGMENT OF DISSOLIF Code is without limit as unidentifiable envelopes
experience toleadthe Workmng with Top US w/Title claims a+ M ar Sulvanreues t lthmet DARIES OF THE ZONING TION OF MARRIAGE AS to duration and terinates are sent at the bidder's
ales team. N2PSFa Comanies. NOt avaa B ts a+. Marcy Sullivanrequest ing should call the i MAP OF PLANT CITY TO CUSTODY AND VlSF all the aret's rights risk. To assure that bids
saesi o t hemblet MDa WC I S., NO nfts. Sabal Park Tpa. ing a variance from the Clerk at (813) 659-420 at FLORID AS ENACTD TATION and o aons wt are received prior to
da.PressdAssociation, 1-8100405-7W19 EM 104 Fax 813915-059 Plant City Code, Section least 48 hours prior to BY CHAFFER 102, PLANT spect to hechild anda opening, bidders may
sells and services print www.easywork- W102-15, o allow pets the public hearing. CITY CODE, S TO AS hts andoblationsf wsn use special
and online advertising greatpay.com Work At Home oner CHANGE THE ZONING exan on a child to theIparent delivery mail or u eliver
for newspapers. Sue non-conforming ouse. The pro CLASSIFICATION OF AN TO: Melissa Munzo an from the arental b hand. Bids received
cessful account man HELPWANTED Earn E ASSEMBLE MAGNETS & he ro dislocated posed ordinance may be APROXIMATELY 6.35 a/k/a Anna Jeremiah reatnshi incudi aer the date and time
er es requied CD cAsEs fro Hoe CRAFTS FROM HOME! at 1107W Granfield Ave., inspected by the ubliC ACRE PARCEL OF LAND 7941 Katy FwK2419 rigtsof inheritanc e fhb
m d asseW H ACRE PARCEL OF LAND 7941 KaT FW #189 right of in eritance he of the bid opening will be
ers ntp SK, required tra income assembling Year-round Work! Ex in anR-2, Multi-family at the offices of thA City LOCATEDA T THE SOUTH Houston,-T re woerhsa date stamped received
and an undergraduate CD cases from Home.i cellent Pay! T dwelling zoning district. LATClerk at the Nettle Berry SDOW TR4 arent weose thre ade t received
degree or euivalent re es No Experience! Top US All ersons are advised Drauhon Municipal NOLDS STREET SOUTH YOU ARE NOTIFIED that after entitled to notice of vendor. It will be the
lated experience re wwwexperience necessary.w Company Glue Gun, to a peal on decides Bulins, 302 West y OF LISA ANNE COURT an action has been filed proceedings for the vendors' responsibility
quired. mail your co www.easywork00-405- Pa ma J & toaecision nolds Sreet, Plant City, WEST OF PEVETY DIVE against you and that you adoption o the cild by to get the to the
er letter, resume and t 2023 More! LRE 1-866- byus the res ect Florida. AND NORTH OF STATE are required to serve a anoher, nor has the correct location and on
salary history to: 7b__t __-- 844-5091 to anymatter which rs ROAD 574 FROM R-1A copy o our written de rent any right to e time. Please note that
hr@n2ps.com. EOE, HELP WANTED Earn Ex ed such Virginia L. Helper SINGLE FAMILY DWELL- fenses, if any, to it on the adoption other the official clock, for the
drug-free workplace, tra income assembling considered at such meet ING DISTRICT TO R-2 Former Husband, CHRIS e t i n l ith
drug-free workplace tr income assembling TTEND COLLEGE ON- he will need a record ity Clerk INGDISTRCTTOR-2 Former Husand, CHRI wise icipatein purpose of receiving
CD cases from Home. City Clerk MULTIPLE FAMILY TOPHER MUNZO, sect prtic fbids, is located in the
AIRLINES ARE HIRING Ccars mmfdiaoml om LINE from home. Media ofthe proceedingand su poceeDings.
Train for high paying Start immediately No cal, business, Paralegal, for such purpose ne may NO: 6270 1/16/2008 DWELLING DISTRICT. through his attorney D. Maith n Contenractrs desiring toe office.
Aviation Main( e experience necessary. computers, criminal need to ensure that a Howard Stitzal 1ll, Es A copy of the petition to Contractors desiring to
Care enance www.easywork- jsce. Job placement verbatim record of the quire at the address list terminate parental rights bid this project are
r. FAA ap reatpay.com 800-341- assistance. nanca proeeding ismade, NOTICE OF PUBLIC mission will hold a public d below, on may to obtained from subject to the Small
ifuaedJob573 t 3614 ad comu whi recor icudes HEARING hearing onthe proposed February 4 20.08, and file the clerk of the Cobb Bness Eou
mant assistance. CALL Hous ee rhild vided if qualified. Call the testimony and evu ordinance in the Sadye the origmal with the County Juvenile Court, Program as identified
Aviation Institute of Care (Live-in plion) 866-858-2121 dence upon which the The City Commission of Gibbs Martin Auditorium clerk of this Court at which is located at 1738 within the bidding
th Ctyn ff nldewaterT e rry Hillsborouh County- County Services Park cuments
-1 Maintenance (0)49- Full-time/Part-timeY i dw appeal is to be based. he City of Plant City of the Nettle Ba documents.
Maintenance 88 u- /rmFlorida will holdsa public Draugnon Municipal Office Builing, 302 N. wa
5387. Flexible hours, Valrico ech.com hearin to consider a Buildin, 302 West Re Michian Avenue Plant 3060, during regular There wl be a
CAN You Dig It? Heavy Call 813-334-6711eq'd. Julie Ham resolu ion approving the nolds Sreet (Ci Hall), City, orida 3356 before business hours n Manday tory o nPre-Bid
Equipment School.h 3wk C a ig 8E R B Senior Planner proposed subdivision Plant City Florida on service on Petitioner or through Frida, 8:00 a.m Meeting on Wednesday,
program HVAC Tech Training! HOME REFUND JOBS! platofCount Line January 2, 2008 at 7:30 immediately thereafter, until 500 pmexclusive January 9th, 2008 at 130
Backhoes, Bulldozers, Heat up your career! Earn $3,500-$5,000 NO: 6266 1/16/08 arms, a subdivision in p.m., or as soon there If yo fail to do so, of holidays Aree copy PM Site FMS
TrackhoNs. Local b No ExM needed. Get Na Weekly Processing Section 36, Township 28 after as the matter may fault may be entered shall be avaiabletoou Conference Room at
lacement Asst. Start tionallyCertifiedin CompanyReunds On NOTICE OF PROPOSED South, Range 22 East, be heard, at which time against you for the relief Upon request theco 4805 Martin Luther Kin
diging dirt Now. 866- 3wks...Local job place line! Guaranteed ENACTMENT OF Hillsborough County interested parties and demanded in the will be mailed to you. Jr. Blvd, Tampa, FL 33605.
32-6497 or 888-707- ment asst. financin Paychecks! No Exper ORDINANCE Florida. The public hea citizens ma appear to Petition. The child is in the pres BDDE
6886 available Classes start ence Needed! Positions ing shall be held on Janu be heard wiIh respect to ant temporary cusomy IT IS THE BIDDER'S
N s now! 877-994-9904 Available Today! Regis The City of Plant City, ary 28, 2008 at 7:30 p.m., the proposed ordinance. Copies of all court docu of the Cobb County De RESPONSIBILITY TO SEE
Need ause? 4 tar Online Now Florida proposes to or as soon thereafter as At the conclusion of the ments in this case, in apartment of Family and THAT BIDS ARE
At Don't dwell in MAKE $334 DAILY!! Data www.RebateWork.com adopt the following ordi the matter may be public hearing, the ordi cludin orders, are avail Children Services. DELIVERED TO THE
the wrong place. entry positions availa nance: heard, at the Sadye nance will be considered able a the Clerk of the MAINTENANCE OFFICE
Classified s a reat ble now! Internet as A cuddly companion Gibbs Martin Auditorium for approval by the City Circuit Court's office. The general nature of the (4805 E. MARTIN LUTHER
Real Estate resources cess needed. Income is could be ours. We've AN ORDINANCE AMEND of the Nettie Berry Commission. You may review these allegations are that the KING JR. BLVD, TAMPA,
resource. Guaranteed! No exper kitt ING THE DISTRICT BOUIN Draughon Municipal documents upon chila has been aban FL 33605) TO THE
Find the key to your ence required. Apply gopuppes, kittens DARIES OF THE ZONING Buildng (City Hall) at At the public request. doned by the parents. EXECUTIVE SECERTARY
new dream home Today. www.the and more. Check them MAP OF PLANT CITY 302 West Reynolds hearing, all speakers OF THE GENERAL
in Classifieds. dataprogram.com out in Critter Corner. FLORIDA, AS ENACTED Street, Plant City, Florida shall be limited to three You must keep the Clerk MANAGER AS







S Lgalc LegalNoties )) Legal Notices ) ( Legal Notices ) Business Mortgages ) Northwest ) ( CentralPasco ) ( Condominiums
REFERENCED ABOVE. istrative e s NOTICE OF PUBLIC missio will hold a public Opportunities CARROLLWOOD USF/MOFFITT AREA- Re-
BID SECURITY MUST BE a "security" budding; HEARING hearing on the proposed FREE APPRAISAL modeled 2br/2ba, sec-
SUBMITTED WITH BID. therefore, visitors will e ordinance in the Sadye EARN EXTRA CASH ON 100% Financing. www. Owner Financing ond floor, Raintree Con-
THERE ARE NO required to obtain a The City Commission of Gibbs Martin Auditorum LINE! Amazing Turnkey atampamortgagebroker Lge 3bf, 2ba 2cg, Fptc, do screened lakeview
EXCEPTIONS. Visitors Pass prior to the City of Plant City of the Nettle Berry System Spits out .com caged in groundpool, basic appl.'s & W/D
entering the building: Florida will hold a public Draughon Municipal $997.00 Payments Over (813)-841-1980 $279900. 13-32-3248 WESLEY C PEL in. clbhse., pool & ten-
NOTICE TO ALL BIDDERS: Photo identification will heari to consider a Buil in 302 West Re & Over, Directly to Your 3Bed/2Bath/2CG nis. $112.9k Motivated
The School need to be presented at reso n approving the nolds S reet (City Hal, Bank Account 24/7! North East & WATERFRONT HOME seller813-980-6298
Administrative Center is this time. roosesubdivison Plant City, Florida, on 99% Automated. Private Money North East & 31253 Triborough Dr
a "security" budding; plafof Parkway Plaza, a January 28, 2008 at 7:30 Start Today! Easy Quall in New Tampa J SAT FEB 2 @ 1AM ((Townhomes For Sale)
therefore, visitors will e Plans and specifications subdivision in ection 8, p.m., or as soon there www.Rich AverageJoe.c Fast closin usave Sugested Open Bid 50K
required to obtain a may be obtained from Townshi 29 South ar as the matter ay om equity. Call Gerald HUNTER'S Green story rev Day of Sale 9AM SEFFNER w T
Visitors Pass prior to the offices of GLE Rane 22East be heard, at which time Danley 813-985-8885 4br, 3b 3cg3070sEAN A COLLURA SEFFNER New Townl eft
entering the building. Associates Inc. at ($0.00) Hills orough County, interested parties and ____many uprades in great n813-404-7527 Lease option Zero
Photo identification w I no cost. Complete Florida. The public hear citizens mai appear to neinbornood. Asking o twn
need to be presented at information regarding shall be eld on Janu be heard wih respect to ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE $43K Call 813-991-799 osts Payments uner
thistime. bidding docume an ary 28, 2008 at 7:30 p.m., the ropose ordinance. Do You Earn $800 in a http://smw555.google OOO 813-376-3875
other information may or as soon thereafter as At the conclusion of the Day? 30 Machines and httpages.caom $o000me -7 7
Plans and specifications be obtained from the the matter may be public hearing, the ordi Free Cand All For
may be obtained from Architect/Engineer: heard, at the Sadye nance will be considered $9,995. Ca 11-888-753- NEW TAMPA Time Share
the FMS Offices at no Gibbs Martin Au itorium for approval by the City 3430 AIN#BO2000033 OWNER FINANCING
cost per set. Complete Jim Riser- GLE ofthe Nettie Berry Commission. Call Us: We Will Not Be 3 br, 2ba2 built'03 East aco BUY TIMESHARE
information regarding Associates, Inc. Drauhon Municinal Undersold! on on ond& go course, RESALES SAVE 60-80%
bidding document ano Email: jriser@ Building (City Ha) at At the public $199,900.813-326-324 WESLEY CHAPEL in. t OFF RETAIL!!
other information may leassociates.com 302 West Reynolds hearing, allspeakers ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE REAL ESTATEWESLEY CHAPEL m to BEST RESORTS & SEA
be obtained from the 310 W Dr. Martin Luther Street, PlantCity, Florida shall be limited to three Have Fun and Get Paid! FOR SALE 75 gT c-om/a ycare SONS. Call for FREE
address below: King Blvd. Suite#550 33563. A resolution (3) minutes, unless the 30 Machines, Free Can TAMPA PALMS 7 mi 4br, en 210 sf TIMESHARE MAGAZINE!
rTam FL 33507 proving said subdivision speaker requests the d All for $9 995. nuts to US den, pfan ,, ood 1-800-639-5319
Martin Lu er Fao. 1 -8 no fe t 1 -80 0-639 -
4805 E Dr. Martin Luther Fax. 813-241-8737 bthe City Commission time no less than forty- 20 00033. CALL US: bA ROsn WANTED Byrades, own erltr 834 ler
conclusion iof -r TIMESHARE Resales
King Blvd. uon the o eight (,48) hoursprior to We will not be FLAT ROOFS WANTED er, 81-972-2668.
Tampa, FL 33605 No bidder may withdraw the public earing sa p eari undersold!be Hd -972-26 Waterfront TIMESHARE Resales
Ph. 813-635-1131- his/her bid for a period the event speakers) re, for Lifetime Roo y rThe cheapest way to
Nofmbidy derst rmaywihdraw Sgl misin or Brokern
Fax. 813-635-1145 of thirty (30) days after Anv person with a disa quest additional time the $500 PAYCHECKS poss tem Call to See if you 11 East Hillsborough ) Buy, Sell and Ren
date set Tor bid opening, bilty requiring reason determination of the ble from home mailing uali Lic/lnl v Timeshares. No Con
No bidder may withdraw ble accommodation in amount of time to be aI our mortgage produc CC127406 CBC BRANDON AREA 2200 sq. missions or Broker
his/her bid for a period THE SCHOOL BOARD OF ordertoarticipate in lowed shall be at the dis postcards. No advertis 1255525 1-87-52-1019 ft4BR,3ba,3 cargar Fees. Call 877-4948246
255o. i525 1-8,7-572-1019 Tncayasrnpaoz or go ,to
of thirty days after date HILLSBOROUGH this mee ing should call cretion of the Mayor, but ing. Materials rovid fncd, scr in patio or go to
set for bid opening. COUNTY FLORIDA the City Clerk at (813) no speaker shall generate e Get started imme yr ol home tons ofup www.buyatimeshare.co
MARYELLEN ELlA 659-4200 at least 48 be allowed more than diately. 1-877-774-9295 AVOID rades $27,900, m
THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SUPERINTENDENT OF hours prior to the public fifteen (15) minutes. 813-727-7061
HILLSBOROUGH SCHOOLS hearing. DAILY CASH COW! Es FORECLOSURE BRANDON POOL HOME( Homes Lots
COUNTY FLORIDA All persons tablish a local candy No equi no problem. 1880 sq 4, 2-3 bed/2/1
MRYELLEN ELA 7193 1/2,9,16/08 All ersons are advised are advised that i a e route 30 machines 81 -333-2499 ed e ALAFA RVER ggest HARS 5
SUPERINTENDENT OF 79that ifa person decides son decides to appeal $5,995. Call Now for De screened IGpo ALAFA RIVER: Biggest & 2707W. Sitka, great
SCHOOLS NOTICE is hereby given to appeal any decision any decision made by tais! 1-800-704-5414. fenced back yaro, new and most luxurious Eu- loc. city water/sewer.
that on Tuesday, an mae b y the City Corn the City Commission B0#2547 045414 Real EstateGeneral ppiances recent re ren style Reded /a
7194 1/2, 9,16/08 a 29 2008 at 10:00 mission with respect to with respect to any mat = net I PAY ALL CLOS ropean style gated es- Reduced 3,900/es.
A. ini Storae of anymatter considered at ter considered at such BECOME PART OF THE ING COSTS AND YOUR tate / 1.5 mi. from 1-75/ shopping. to sc813933565s, church &
INVITATION TO BID Plan City, 402. Bal St. such meetin or hearing, meeting or hearing, he or Miscellaneous TENNESSEE LAND 3% DOWN PYMT!!! 3.5% RE comm/ Moti-
Plant Cit, will conduct he or shewil need a re will need a record of the Financial BOOM! No investment! $169,900. 813-928-9636 vated. OK local RE
Sealed bids for a sale toe Highest Bid cord of the proceedings, roceedings, and that, Great second income. BRANDON TWO HOUSES trade. Owner North Port
der or otherwise dispose and that BRANDON TWO HOUSES trade. Owner/agent


Ea 9w r Aedi record inclu o winning, sd sellers E fpor bothf. 813-928-9 e636 Aoo 4 2 0 5otd
y BUCHANAN the^ testimo ny and evF dence upon which the held n Also cash CEL-E Sun 001 Ig jc, S com .com
GLE Associates IncI b #16 RITA 0EARN 8-12a p5 VOas coant.c
3:00 PM on Jan Household Items dnce upon which the appeal is to e ase, now for pending settle CURED BY LOCAL Jan132-5 PM 12 e Avail.
2008. ( 9 W. a 1 LATISHA GEORGE appeal is to be base. www.u sumc ash.co REAL ESTATE Lake Ride Cr. Clermont 251-1 34, 813-787-4553 $19 000 and Up!
Luther King Jr. Blvd, Household Items pai.In accord t 87LOW LOAN TO VALUE FI. 3471 uSFH 4br/3ba N.P.V.L.CO.
Tampa, FI 3507). Bids # 28 TALISA oMITCHELL At the public hearing, all ance with the Americans iom 800-i09-85es27, i Lo T Va F P scH HIr vr 5in.Ls osare.
will not be accepted Household Items speakers shall be limited with Disabilities Ac ,any $$CASH Im diate -5092. ostrFon cr trwnHmbo lips vilt, in d ir o
after 3:00 PM of the #31 CONNIENEWKIRK to three (3) minutes, ur persPn with a disaity CASH wmeteSA lews, 349 900. great lnh c r downtown. www.winhomesefl.com
above date. Bids will be Household Items ess the speaker re commoeaton in ordable a Settlements, Annuities, acres $44,900 w/ d ee M Ry 8s 6-68-1092 pprox 1500sf ated
at d re d o HOLDS additional time no less participate n ts meet Lawsuits, Inheritances, dockabe water. Huge comm. w/amen,. otal- I Homes with Acre
Associates located on Household Items than foti-eght () g should call the City Mortgage Notes & Cash winter savings on gop I BUY REAL ESTATE y remodeled 2br 15ba
thth Floor of 3109 W.# 205 HATE WILUAMS hours por tosa ublic Clerk at (813) 659-4200 at Flows. JG Wenworth eous wooded acreage. ALL CASH! 197,500 813-245-0348 BALM 2 acres AG zoned

Martin Luther King Jr. Household Items hearing. In e en least a48 hous prior to #11(800)7947310 Soat rt to Gulf o e Clouse in 10 days. 1 er
Bld, Suite 550, Tampa, # 28 MARIA RODRI UE speakers) request add the pub lic hea ericng. M elent ioMa t se e sa tcaG, C s nd 1os OUGH iv i a0sbdarey
#h 3 # 220 MILDRED WIL- nation of the amount of C ,The pro Costs" s ecial 1-ed 0- borlft 2 hou & I- truck ok $178,500

Bids must be delivered in UAMS time to be allowed shall pose ordinance may e 5 164 0m. 27 N. SEMINOLE HEIGHTS- m bay hds Mike cell 813-833-6203
sealed envelo o e a ,d Household Items pe atr the discretion of ispecte y te punc New Construction CB, boat i din l IE re


Bvb2Bn#4 d2CG s45kFrgi$rHperwt aRC Aal $$C Hor 4i a cr d o achre
clearly marked on the #223PARKSTERWILSON theMayor, but no speak- at the offices of toe City nEtR E/Ia mees SBappl2G 1720 $895, bo 13-50_ __-ate
outside, as to: bid name, Household Items lee ttl Bary LEARt l tREa mestatets SSnuptiesanit e 8' 6 Id



beid numb d re ad openi # 2248 DNA Rowe moru e e t en Drurhon Mun 6 icip 1/16/28 e aDoltet duceto$219K ust9 D .
ater the idate and ftime LEYOATWI Bui l ding, 302 We st ReyG iHomeowne Mortgage today es on 83 AL8-3719 B 3
dssoiate. ds receved in Household Items mianufortyest Bu in s d 3 l WhesitRy 6i. Guests see! 8 8130 acres rollin hillside,



are sent at the bidder's # 235 ANTHONY HUNT- The pr o asned resolution Florida. REALESTATE www.srea.com 1490sf re d.new kit, 0 Acres
risk. To assure that bids LEY approingr t6he subdiv L Bo s ad oe -1






n 'the~rfrcd GaryrNelsonh Owner exn4119md 2C ceedk dstdi NORTH FLORIDA LAND
are received prior to Household Items 1/16 008 n may pe Virginia L. Helper o / fe ar c he 3N u /3BaR 4 r a pe
Bolevd, Side ig Tampay, #247FREDERICA a dbth ulerk le appsd.,m f obustsellUtoay TownhoEseOGulfside, at 18Kwper acre.d
adids, biddler yen tal hou Land or frds at 814 72 do ck, & 18x32. and hoves



GLE offic. Contractors Notice is hereby ven ces of the City6273 1/16/2008 FINANC IAL 877-98-8885 or local at mort- We closing costs tennis, view CGreat Huntin 813.478.65 Road12
desiring to bid this Household tems atJanu the Nette Berry83-985-8885 or aly on Reuce interest & Mike2006 3BR/2B 4-9797, $199K. C ontact Owner, Gat- onacre
project are subjids rect to theived 2008 CHRISTINE HUNT Dr on municipal N 6269 1/16/2008 atHMCII.COM ed Comm, Clubhouse/ Call 35-867-818
afs idenr tfe dd within time PlantEY Buin, 302 West Ci, FL will con Homeowners MortgaNS nredib Affordable SETp 160K 813-390-5008 Sa wk
ofbidding documenting will be Household Items nods Stree Plant City, AMERICA'S FAVORITE Akes 1stre in Florida. New homes. Down ay714@aol.com Now Is The Time!
ate stampethe highest bidder receiver Florida oses to Coffee Dist Guaranteed An of property Payment Assistance to central a Steh5 10 20++ res
anThed returned to the a otherwisale being held o cllin owing ordia Accts.Muti Billion $ I nclre land. Interest quor alified buers. co
vemandor. It will beBid t he satiey a Landlors n ance: dustry. Unlimited Profit only 1 ear balloons. eStarting from B165N900 SC, Hd Ca ll d AreaHome 352-799-1995




eThursday January 10 th, believed to contain the AN ORDINANCE AMEND 24/7(800)729-4212. 813874-5800 American Houing Owner pays closing, *NO PAYMENTS NORTH FLORIDA LAND
2008 at d F aciltes following: ING THE DISTRICT BOUWe Also do Homeowner (813)9851381 Priced To Sell4br3ba
correct location an onrt DARIES OF THE ZONING loan s no income, bad or www.ahous .com 79bonus roomFT oods de 1,955 acres in Jefferson
Conference Room at UIT:8411JeffOx MAP OF PLANT DATA ENTRY! Work from ood creditForest Club Dr key, duck. $400/ Co. high uaity timber-









4805 Martin Luther King Boxes/ weiht ben1 / FLORiDA.AS ENACTED Anywhere. Flexible inancing.2 yrs in bus. fe 50 TV 443-67 -4255 4 b, 2 ba From n99,900 PLANT PIT
the official clock, for the usane Longtewide House CITY CODE SO AS TO excellent Career Opport Left Call 13-6-3700 oned AS- l AS-d
purpose of receiving NOTICE OF PUBLC SALE CSIFC AIk O8 Danleyntoday for one- PeyN DayLLUr oS ale 11AMOmixed wit Hardwood





THAT BIDS ARGL E office. Contractors Notice is hereby given NAPPROXIMATELY 6 1 ext6/208 FINANCIAL 877988 S South Tampa or local at hand erson 2/2 Poolside, scrnd S uggested OHu en Bidn. Road






OFFNCE OF GLE LOCATED EAST OF JIM No Credit No Appraisal SOUTH Tawopa, 100% wood/cer.cfirs, walk to PreySale Da1AM
ASSOCIATES Inc. (3109 PAMALA J. DREWS JOHNSON ROAD A RE YOUR BOSS & BE 5 Day RAClosmgs OWNER FINANCING. Enhance your Classified shopping & din, ated, DEANA COLURA
ring to bid this that on January25 8139858885 OUTH OF EAST goodbye to your coor Alstate Fund Co 3Bifying, Conddown. This online servicFrontage $2 0/acre
roject are subject to the 2008 at 10:00You're Hired! ALEXANDER STREET IN mute and long hours. Call 8133873800 ly rehab. Hurry! allows ou to add HARBOUR Island FSBe Call 3






REFERENCEDmall Business RentClassifieds is the SENACTMEION TOWNSHIP Make CEO incomF e from Licensed Mortgage Lender 314-229-7225SAT more information to Well appo2 inted Wateri Pasc co- 80 ac of
BID SECURITY MUST BE best. AlexanderSto 29 SOUTH RDINANGE 22 anywhere. No ex 1er0-PM SUN 125PM. r h frontB resi Downtown ranch/dep.closeto
as identified within the Plant Ci, FL will co FRO R-1A SINGLE ence HARDnecessa $$rai LOANS Incredible & Affordable Tpa NOW!160K 813-390-5008 eous 2/2,1185sf, wd SuncoastwKy. nh/
bidding documents, duct aNO sale for cash to The City of Plant City, avalCAS FAVORITE Anywer Pe in Floria. New homes. Down s, Gourmet kit resort
EXCEIONS.the highest bidder or Florida proposes to Coffeenthly) Dont Guaranteed Any typeof properroperesy d ambrant pool, tsoeia, with avail d -
There will be a otherwise ispose of adopt the following ordry Accts. Multi Billion$ In including land. Interest quafeduu years. Central Pasco Stephanie Meld -8132
mandatory PreoBd d the contents of rental nance: dustry. Unlimited Profit only 1-year balloons. Starting from 165.900 rdty&Inv
Meeting at 2:30 PM on units leased to sod Potential. Free Info. C & C Financial. MMB. includes lot0 yrwarr. Land 0' Lakes FSBO

2008 at flowing: ING THE DISTRICT Don't Call! LOTTERY, HomeownerACTS, with No C813) 985138ommsson1 Pricedia uploads.ll 4br oatps & the best Find what ou need in

NOTICE TO ALL BIDDERS: a job in any tegory www.wealthwithintegr & DEEDS OF TRUST 800-771-7777 axed price nr No Os 1 i e








The School Classifieds works. The City Coge ty.biz (650)954-8031 CALL 863-648-0415 www.Buy2wner.com or let buyers bid $275K813-843-313f today s Classifieds.
andre turnSIBIL to the Thiese sales rebeing held SIATION to AN Ony W fm A credit upw fixe rates or BARN1SFD PLA E iSAT 9e0 La

THAT BIDS ARE held.to satisfy a APPROXIMATELY 61 ext. 525. Havd Eq ? South Tamad wias Hen esboro2 Ps L aRLWn d P SAt F eB B1M
OFFICE OF GLE LOCATED EAST OF JIM No Credit No Appraisal SOUTH Tarn9a, 100% cials Call 1 -991-17ar. . .r w to f r e-$700K
ASSOCIATES Inc. '3109 PAMALA J. DREWS JOHNSON ROAD Ai FRE YOUR BOSS & BE s Cl dosigs OWNER FINANCING E c r s shopping & din, acted, DEAN A COLLUR
R BLVD-SUITE y550 tate Funin
A, )Yeu'r Hired! ALEXANDER STREET IN mute and long hours. Call 813-387-3800 ewly rehab. Hurry! allewsye to add HARBOUR Island FSB0
REFERENCED ABOVE. Classified is the SECTION 3, TOWNSHIP MaKe CEO income from Ucensed Mtg Leader 14-229-722. mere information te Well appointed Watet
BID SECURITY MUST BE best place te 29 SOUTH, RANGE 22 anywhere. No expartc- yu print d th1oteone.C
REFAMILY DWELLING DIS ina available.20K-80K+ Best Price Paid BUY OWNER has fis, Gourmet kit resort
THErE I ec No t e rfect pesitiam TRICT TO M-E A UGHT 11 (Monthly) Don't Be FOR MORTGAGE NOTES, 1000's of properties and vibrant inlti- 0oo, sro with avail
EXCPTINS Coeck here first for DUSTRIAL DISTRICT. O ave, Don't Call! LOTrERY, CONTRACTS, with No Commission, media uploads. Offer b oat slips & the best Fled what you reed in
NOTICE TO ALL BIDDERS: a job in any category. www.wealthwithintegri & DEEDS OF TRUST. 800-771-7777 a fixed price, mPtropslitcan c- 8.
The Schoteol Classifieds worts. The City Con ty.bz (650)954-8031 CALL 863-648-0415 www.BuyOwnerdcal or et buyers bid $275K 813-843-313 today's Classifieds.








2 Real Estate Auctions ( Out o State ( Out o State anufactured Home Office Space ease Apartments Apartments Houses Unfurnished
ABSOLUTE Auction!!De DRASTICALLY REDUCED! SOUTH CAROLINA o aGRT OFFICE SPACE UnfurnshedS or Rnt
New 1, 2 & 3 bedroom with onsite Boatsli- beautiful 3BR/2.5BA NEW HOME CLEARANCE! WESLEY Chapel 4br/ 3ba BRANDON/VALRICO

F 10 at near Watts Bar Lake info. 1-864-353-9363 mo 3br 2b and Ehich Rd & Dale Mabry ALESTATE u 6- 109 (
S (4m1aH)37-a433 nu Spectacu E Vtews, TENNESSEE 5 to 3000+/- These beautiful homes VMince 813-915-9777 FORRENT Ny EFFICIENCIES $100/wk BUSCH Gardens area nr
www.MarshaWolakAuc Privacy. E-Z terms. AC With Majestic Moun won't last long. Call Property Services BRAND NEW! APTS $15/wk. Also SF3br, 2bag fa rm,
AB2578 BK536374. E u GA 85 Frontae Atoptheu REDUCED ONLY 4 LEFT! AL NEWs G T PRICES Apartments- furn/unfurn wk/mont through out. Lg fenced
SEMANUEL Coun, A 5 Beautiful Cumeland Save $5000 mor 138 9 SON Furnished SEA PINES APARTMENTS Areas. Director & yard. $1000/mo call
S Acres, 4 w Plateau Excellent D BIG New bs. Low dn 800sf-7000sf Deposit 813-217-5795 813-877-6970 931-1780
noen pond, 4" wells if & P t A.
ngaonsys. 4250/per Star Models. De ur 2 & 3 berm w 3BR/ BA Like New Only BUSCH Gardens area-
S2188 sf Iv. ON 1. ACRE TENNESSEE- Affordable moc of Merit* Property Services Efficiencies. Fully 727 -5923 Office k 813-757-6562 neat and clean.
a dr l b ei Ming so d sG N I PROPERTY SERVICESed $80mot $1200 depos +ittals
M tyn.o RlTAe a Betw k8 7. 8 wheutbifiden 3BDo2B2ll ae, T 2bo peatie 2 adk



ita A we 3 2- 3 b oaes ifronlty 5don ti,000 r m t i1 8acreNris 3 Be d m.'Aldd SOU" OLDSMAR- .450 sf. ofSof-furnisFed. Ptiies w1.$550oOLR PS S
a SPRING HILL Brand NEW $695.00 Call (888)579- R MUty TDAY NS Betw c 8i wrhse. 3 phase ele tric.Pt Rvi w EWC/DI H PAR TEA R Bandoium 1 r0 Esb C
4br 2bae2cg Home on 0275 www.lakesiderealty- ONLY S39,95OAct-Now! $1700 Cali727-733-0244 comm pool, fitness + 1B RLf fr fbacl aT psmi.
1/2 acre, w/2528 sq f ac & e! 8aew2 D pate
5 only 5 minutAesto the HANDYMAN SPECIAL tn.com a s hed mr PLANT CITY Industrial grea ocaon. 1920's Charm Restored decor.pooE /D 95 o+dep.
L A Lp S T 1 89k Ao With MaRjcom Co H/, w n't Fncall S lro oerty- S owtown2no ml. 8at3-St3mes rentacu r 2 7-, 42omm y p
SExpressway 89k or New Ranch w/4 be TENNESSEE Developed 1- From $1500 down 12-yr Park Office Space for 2100/mo. 813-335-489 $650-$950 Pets ok dock best deal on gulf 727-h45-4582
rent r rooms, 2 bath indr 6 aeo.06 T0ampa Brandon lease 150 to 7000 sq ft, y1 C 813-254-5338 $700/wk,$250/wknd43 nn a
S B acres nearAthens, OH. vestin dAmerica' s #1 Fam. MHP 813-621-1091 includinConference A arti ments 8ar a -2 n
o prox2crs acresmoian39Reat Room &HreeAk RoomK2 HYDE ParkRPalma Cei area 3BR/2BA7 fncd8
Sf Polk s s79,900.i 7 Owneor Fiane Real E te M at $160/mo. Ld Area. br/lba $675 mo. Vacation o ntal krd, enFm,
LAELAND 5 MIN to 14. ri 740-260-2282 Waterfalls, Lakes, Golf, Manufactured Home Contact Pierce Lackey Wood firs, laund fa- i eis frige, laundry rm, cen


hne 5s7-1648 $116 s. TENNESSEEsT IN und rm, git rena contractors, 1472 SF 813-64-2200 Cove 4br3h, 3cg O-
crehunlters arise ony Ter N N OEASEe MOU I S or urn s ael avass. office for sale or lease. Lrg. cn. ,1 & 2br's apt C ins nus roomeas Pool e ome.
Cabins. alFloridaR e 1 71 Owne c ingal Call 813-385-s434r- BRANDON/RIVERVIEW I From8225/wk & depI. 813-679-2451
$18.9Ltrnn /acre. 1-270-791- Ownerfinancing. Call PANT City/Mulberryt SIl-3br from $695, W/D & Call 813-695-5645 Bayshore Loft, 3-Level w/
StL JN sT ito aOAC Aci w o9 Ara 4B/ e WESLEY Chael next to cable inc, best deal gorous hwd/grsnite LAND Lakes- 3br/2be/
o lowed ca re, WWARACEN CAM HAnice Fend Let bury Prk. Prof Bldg 2 restrictions ap. 3br/2.b Townhome, view. Plasma me the tennis, playground,
4 oded, care, Strte- E Y FAc r LAND 86e -5o55r Affcord s $750 month. Ts 1 hp f W/D hook-up ceramic atre. 612 Swann. $2200! high ceiin s, tie flrs 12
Un r c edA- sa prox 3 bO Cun r Sr $863-425-8877 sf. NNN. 1st e Free for Bayou Ain8 tile no s, M 13-254-5 338 M 400
Close to rivers springs, acres of open and, big Sell LanU in Ohio t e 3yr lease. 813-363--8890 813-671-7 0 D/ frie# micro. & t8 9-246
Nati Forest. Owner ft creek, paved road, city nessee North & South ce-space Lre n dteets b_ stove incl. 813-764-8030 HARBOR ISLAND 1BR, 87-1- 4
dancing. 800-294-2313 water. octed n Ca HUGE!! 4BR/2BA in quiet Ce- Me1Hic o BA. Stunning, gatedR, LAND lakes rS 2veti
X2373 A Bar Sales Inc. Owsley County. Deed *Clean Title community $995mo. Carrollwood- 1 Month PLANT City, Mexico Vi- exclusive community, new 3bd/2ba/2c
7-days 7am-7pm $150,000 Owner will rGood Surve We Take Call Karen 813-757-6562 Free! Starting at lage, 2br/lba Ch/A, tennis cts, pool, clu culdesa 800sqft
conser inan g. The Wrrs ut $655/mo. W/D, alarm, $625. in water, sewr hs fitness ctr& kn cmm.ool/tenis/
LOVELY 4BR,21/2Bath, (828)361-1051 free deluxe cable, mi- & garage. 813-494-5393 310-6024 comm. p00 1t
Odw vea vena Pro 5


f erncazne o wt ho Call Dl 4 36 8765 BRrs 81KS 9LLE4A1r 4 CD ITC BA Likn No btonsl BUSCH Gardenstore
2400 square font home Owner/Agent 4_9_a $5_ 00 __ Models _|r cr0Db8 4-3o$2., screened in patio $2 n tl R o clubhouse $1095mth
Sonapprox. 2 acres in re 2 more acres L Ar 29 and miore 813-935-0438 SOUTH TAMPA Near HYDE PARK 2 B /R/1.5 BA. 727457 8681 V
Perry, Fla a small rural KNOXVILLE, TN mult4ipe fMacDill AFB 3br R Upstairs unit. New
town approx. 50 miles properties ava lable. 20 r s ECARROLLWOOD- Central A/C W/D ho Appl/Cainets. Easy
SE ofTah lahassee. acres Whole or Divie. COMMERCIAL Combo $1 DOLLAR MOVES YOU uPtPT. Move in d. access to Entertai n
Beautiful pool and patio AND Premium 3.3 acres d r o INW/APPROVED $50/ ain 2 MONTHS ment, Shops, C & Dne -
area with tall privacy on Norris Lake. iPkn REAL ESTATE RENT BROE LLE, Ait CEDIT. FREE! 813-83- 8 Twn. No smoKing/pets.o 45a
fence, gazebo with it Call Dale 423-384-8765 Industrial Park, 2 sq SPRING-HILL NEW APTS $1150 Good mng
tub. Redvucedb-e$239,000. L S 3 o hurchaer o fts warehouse w/SoLice, 813-961-6295 MAINTENANCE FREE! 813-876-1102
58 r 4 deap MANED8 e, C 2 Br$2 Ba Cg2 HYDE PARK 2 BR/1.5 A. RNR EW O or aherd
WAERFRN. EsA o) dockahe wat r Huge I WESTCHASE Lease 7200 352-816-3234 d Studio 1 & 2 Bs ApSt Fe t Upstairs unitk New $cb to $900laer ma.
W F en having Lga ke H n HlOL in Complex A
rOrangedale Florida. 52 2eo2usw7ooded acreage. ts DT. Call 1astor1 Kdm OFFICE/WAREHOUSE 5 ialifled. POO i C A abe4r 352.232.6363E ay IVEE Bp
acres. Equestrian and Moat directly to Gulf of FamiPat 813 957-1501 Para rents SPACE 5 units available. Call w13-ns1-7932 TAMPA meant, Shops, &. Do Preel Mebes hipo
St. JohnsRiver active Mexico! Must see E Mobil e homes JJ espacio dsponible en i750S SQ FT.each, perfect __________ 3211 W. De Leon. Twn. No smoking/pets. Memer i
aties. Upland pasture cellent financing. Call ni0lesia de doi a uev location & price. $750 C rOL Only 1 unit lef. Newly $1200. Goe d mngi St oEI eis
d Aetm i fonaln f sot C 800s)64- W a ionnth +o tax es. RTamps o, B CARROLLWOOD The AF 813-876-1102n3 2ta bn Go d
an ock. 3,160,0 S092, x 954. r BIG HOUSE rehouse-i area. 813-963-5440 irono, Walt-f O e lags u ndtr sFaiE $1moar. SAeaDbN| 134m7in d7-9243
e(904) g e860-4n00 NLAnD 7acets. FNaro S3 Ol 4 S ouicn adess rk Soa wce aB iot, cogn garen tu, l pero les e P ar ice 727-869-5923/
Permitted5 for waalkwayeCalost'cso mmpe ( pS futnfur +e Fr s5 -
Sego hD 7urham. e 3e wR 4BRS & NTAMPA-1,250sf, wares firs, all appane /D TARPON SPRINGS a b 770h N O + e
Out of State creel PerKs, se Factory Direct Plant Cit Warehouse space w/office. Plenty h ate commn Beau l y e ., woowd
road. Buy now, retire space 1000sf&up. $560 loading. Dockhigh& w/gympol, dogpark. eled 1BR, air &parking gated comm. owner US 19. Beautiful, Nw
tAAA Aores Muoy laer, B y ow 4 per mo. per 1000 sf. 24 hr grade level. Near -4 & ok 500 se close to all shopping realtor $100/0d
t security gSate convenient 5 N 00/m. Av ail. now Call 727-942058. art (725744-
to 1-4 &Hwy 60. Mon-Fri 352-683-4207 (813)787-7706 artscoll@aol.com
Cabins on Lakes, Moun -8964; owner@ week
tains& Streams Free newbranch.com Ev o ends 813-310-5391. TEMPLE TERRACE Area- IU r- TEMPLE TER. 2 hr f hapes o lsrortRiheey
Exit Realty Mountain HCOMEUNTAFROM *Homes of Merit* restroom and the rest is 3hr from $785, W/D & 62rkng, no patswater gmenu r oversized
View Proerties $,900 MINUTES TO 3edro. [y.,ncome security deposit. 2.5a 2-story, Condo W/D, D/W, intercom,
A FREE BROCHURE At $ mount sin vie 414 Galloway Lakeland nWas Chpl prof, a -ar -res t n 's 4a4atd o m is 72725 + ce
sweeping Betw medical rtail sacs or 813-960-720 EHO TEMPLE TERRACE Town pool. In Meadow Ponte
WE LN aro R al tas r a mi a of Riverfront, lH-4&92 863.8 F m87.219 C lease w/optr to h yu s 0i9 p5/mo 352-22a-63
Western Carolina Real t e0best 3w1aking!/fitness trails, fo:Cl lease C 134 u24o erI house, 3 hr, 1.5 ha, D995/mo 352-222-4632 PLANT City- 2br/lba,
Estat e P offer the best n m r NEW 4br 2ba fam rm our Great nvstments AREI di Davis Island Apartments l 3lc l rh t 00
North Carolinga. Homes d5ude ated entrannhors2 Be catson&rlyc, $ 75o. 8red1 pk 8-22 Flor Re ExLiIc.f Stlos Ca llN
and Land available., lodge riverside t hurricae a BRANeDO& 2Bet lcati on& e, 1 Cedkgo ps 1 8Tripext $400/m. N pi 8er
Call 1-800-924-2635. Excellent fin an.cing skirting steps& app| pkl, 1472 SARC d.avisila.nd o 813-7 6-6181
S a l Cl fe me at cr Pt 90 r Nl PAdavisislandapts.com
www.WesternCarolina trinoo pshdue eTr Home Ctrs $590 4reathtaking WEBT TEMPLE TERRACE Limitu TAMPA 2bed lbth Close
REamin fo o1r teC 410 S. Wr t813-254-1745 d Time! 2-4-1 ec to MacDill AFB, Full PLANT Ci Historic Dist,
(877)890-5253 x 3484 floor 44 Executive Lease a 2BR for BR W/D h-uPets Wl 3br lbaCH&A new
BIG Ohio Acreage By www.seeriverhighlands Manufactured Home suites Includes COMMERCIAL FLETCHER/FOWLER Area, Price at $560. or 3BR for come 6 04SFaulst h'dwdfloors, new kit
property. artly woo law. TNC& Full service new carpet. Availablae2 813-205-2199l
s o iCOUNTRYSIDE, Secret Startng C5 o. TOWN and Country, 3/2 PLANT CITY, rent
o, s h NCCMaountains2acres ReaeStarting $0K f. CommercialSites YS O2 s1500SF |faro o ses fn w/otion 3/2, garage
houwe Hos nt liva. with great view, very 12 mo free lot rent l Ing, remod kit & baths for Rent ICH/A above round
h ne wonrktNear private, hig trees, w w/new home purchase. Other office space 6S. ORLANDO F A i Indry rms, 6011 Town & pool, fenced, $950 mo
Znesve, nleed o$64e 9E trf FA & L 8arp ic New models! avail, build to suit 62 LAKEFRONT Acres, Fre Mo -in Country BlYd, $1250 mo l 63425877
OwnerFnsnvig, O lake nearb $6,500. Mova In ready! starting 800 to over zoned for 24 units 1br/$525-5mo +dep. (813) 267-323o APOLLO Beach, 2 single- n
e Inanci40- Call now (8e6)789-8535. Betty 813-885-6006 6000 + f FSH, high & dry, util. 2r/$50-675i family hmes for rent RIVER-3 VIEW 3bd,2ba, cvrd
rNC S MOUNT A Cl So W ai i n or lease option. Bot8in lanai, M yo, In bckyrd8
CENTAGE 8 -24 New log cabin shell on 2 ad at h30$523,1 MO FREE SPE- 3.5 3,800 sq.f on ca-
$16,900 15 AC -$35,900 acres $99,900. REE 3 bed 2 bath homes 727-235-5942 or 305-424-1213 813-752-2272. l/D ira .4bd,2blanaiavail
o Wooded tracts, county BROCHURE of mountain n9,Ceain Touse CL Usttry Wl n al w/dk i Mnh 2/1. Freer en Feb! Vai-
S t & riverfront acreage dancing $7/wELECTRICISON 932-1173Joey a, 2100 s.ft
www.stregispaper.com NORTH CAROLINA won't last long! Call oFarkin, -e 40 n t Oakwood Apartments Aforable Larenel Amy (813)363-4893 bonus room 3.BA,
IN today (888)49-5893 av 6 Gr ATENTION DEVELOP- 1104 E. 140t Avenue. renovated 1 & 2 BR's APOLLO BEACHTAMPA 3300s living space, new
'eouse, til *rs Sv WTraT
DAWSON, Georgia 25 Cabin shell on 2 wood Inc. Nextto Hartlino & ERS! HERNANDO CO. (813)971-3558 $525-$645. Water Incl Waterfront 4br, 3.5bea housetileflr&c700/mor
Acres with ed acres only $99900. Family Park Close to Stetson Conditional plat p Pool & Laundr on pre. 3000sf orgeous Mira
3bdrm/lbath brick Free Brochure of Moun 2Ba C &ra t C g0 roved. 200 acre PI Who wants to stad in Call 813-972-5200 Bay. Doc gboatlift on 813-651-9445, 42-2764.
w/30x50 steel building, tain & Riverfront acre 3B2B ut Subdivision. 149 (1 long lines, or fight canal. $2800/mo Can E ht
paved driveway, age. E-Z Financing. For live in. Only $1500 down, EXECUTIVE SUITES acre homesites, great traffic when VALRICO, Large 1BR BA ae furnished. Short or 2r/lbabunglow,wd6 &
$149,500. Addional free info 1-828-652-8700 $449m(wa) Wesley Chapel, zoning, low taxes. RE- you can shop Classifieds & 2 B 2 BA condos long term 863-412-3353 tile f W/D -ups,
aceage available Includes lot lease Brandon, Varico, DUCED TO $5.8 M. 305- to find what you're 760sf to 1055sf. 1sttilefi -ups,
$2500 per acre. Good SOUTH Carolina Acreage, 800-473-6287 Riverview. Fully furn 710-472, 386-439-0484. looking for? Our pages month FREE w/12 inn. BRANDON/Bloomingdale fenceabyard, water,
Hunting. Call 229-679- Se Habla Espanol offices from $799/mo Owner/Broker 3% coop arefiledwit lease. $695 to 20pr 3r b 1 acre fenced 95
5165 or 352-638-3039 Living! Low Taxes, o Call 813-973-4768 a ac (u to merchandise for every no. 813-685-0055 ard, great area! $800 dep 813-453-8965
Impact Feel $ Warrnty Good CreditU Mdc Ofcs (build tota1000 rsn. Available
No ideas for dinner? Deed *Clean Title Shaky Crdi, FLORIDA AVE- Between suit, sale/lease) Retail, occasion. Need PC WESLEY CHAPEL New ow8t375860 SOUTH TAMPA, FREE Jan
Feast your eyes *Good Survey. What Little Credit, Sgh & Hills. 1250 sf. 3- Ofc, Strip Ctrs Brando r single family, 4 bed. Rent, AFB Area, Built
on a new recipe in could be beter?? Fi Even Bankruptcy, off. unit w/kit. 2ba & T SPete, ltr Sir- lawn mower, an room, 2 bath, 2500 12004, Everything New,
s la r Cll nt nancing for Everyone! New and Pro owned storage. No CAM. $1495 asoa Orlando Great In- engagement ring, or suare feet, appliances. To subscribe, call 2/2145sf W/Dr
a Call Harold Anytme Hames avail. For more Also 120 sf. for $235 vestments. AREIG, Inc. maybe a piano $500. Please call 954- Alarm. Fenced, $1,750
every Wednesday. 803-473-7125 info: Call 1-800-544-4121 Call 13-340-1245 Broker 727-215-6301 for your living room? 558-6889 IMMEDIATE! 813-TRIBUNE +Sec (813)477-7875







Houses Unfurnished Manufactured/ Camper avel Boats ) Auto Engines/ Vans moes ate (Aut biles forle Sale
for Rent Moile Homes Tralers 206'1996 Pro-line Stalarts Misc ORD 1999 E150 Wheel- SPOT FO sta Li MECUY 2004 Grand
1 v -' 'cair Equippd C -nv. ars;Trucks;Vans 9:* ]*:Xited E-dt..P l -up', .50 .Mara is LSAll Pwr. Sil-,
SOUTH TPA 3/1, 1400s, 1 EAST tillborough- 1st 24' Fleetwood Prowler ,150 merccO a Con sars, ucks Vans nertibeRu wels APl
gOTHTA /, 40Pr console, exc cond. a 70's-Mopa-m Van.NEW Michelin Runninb.O 0rot C0onertdns, eRuns well ver Lthre 33k mi, 1 Sr
hdwdtlefrs, scrdl a mo. orwkFREE! 1, Z& 2004, sleeps 8 kitchen, 8700.941625- torsBB, SB, & drve tires. 9K M, ond. ree Pck U,24/7 6500 Oner like new$500
nai, citrus trees, fcd 3br, privatfenced heat, stereo, awning, 9722/285170 trains runng or not $1,500 813-645-8065 81-732175 813782930
scm rm, cvrd B area, lots, nice shaed oaks g,.$: 352)2321119mopau 813-416-108271:
noets, N1S;AVa19.2/15s- 21' 8' Hydrosport Bay @tmpaba.rr2com .. FORD: 2001E250$Cargb-V6 FORD 2001 Taurus SES, MITSUBISHI- 200 Ecipse
$1 mo. 8138929867 OK. 813-900-8860 room shower This skiff 15 H rude, co dderrack, JRS auto,.coldA/C, fact Spyderconertible 6,
240BH has02 3unk9beds center console with ( shelving, lowmiles, we buy unkcrs/trcks. less entry, great cond- .6S eed, to oftheline,
SPRING HILL3 br,2 ba, PLANT City 4/2 DW on & a queen. Exc cond. trolling motor all u runsexcellent. $5950 and equipme tion garage kept, 85K- fuly oaded,20Kmiles
2. Deed restricted. rivate lot, nice & clean $9995 (813)410-101 $8500 obo 813-763-792 CHEVY 1996 SILVERA obo 813-842-1359 free sc meta/u i,$3900 813-949-9973 Utra red pearl $24K
UPGRADED! WOOD, 10.00pus $2000 gdtorj1@mindspring.co ext-car, new tr 3 yr FORD 2003 Cargo Van 813-625- UNK(8 HONDA 1993 Civic 8 439
SandTILE, Laundry. posit w ear lease m 24'-2007 Sunchaser 824 100k warr, $9000 in E150. 10,750 mi, cold CASH on the Barrel for 600 Police Impounds! NISSAN 2001 ALTIMA GLE
Sa 63 -7e67-8930 2 252 t t hveel y un w p parts Exc cond.Must AC auto, AM/FM, autos, running or not or lisEx. nd, loaded!
prin Luxuy3br2bastone Hornet. Free Trailer Fully Loaded 813 1 Will cme pick them Call 1- 366-9813 54K o mis, owner.
Sprinlil.ux.uxiy3br 2ba | Roommates hook-up included. Call Exc. Cond. $16,995 obo FORD 2002 F250 XLT 813-598-4099 & paying more Call Rob ext.C752 $8750 080.
Cono iving with y'r Accom. to Share for nfo. Askg $9500. Call Mike (813) 918-1025 Cd, tt V cl 813-610-1535 24/7 H001 Accord 879-7788
w Berbe Carpet & Tile 13-908-6838 PB V-8, w/dual exhaust- Sp y ehiesWANTED black, 2 door, 5spd, NISSAN 2003 Altima 2.5
NEWr e PORT Tile 24 Pontoon Project Boat ood MPG exc in & out.WAN
1100 mo. ption to Buy 30TO R 2006 't Dead or Alive Manual, 63k miles, S, 39k mi, 5 speed, sil-
S eSpacio us 3/2,gated 30'TOYHAULER 2006 2K. New car it an l15 500 352-584-7537 CHEVY 2001 Suburban CT ars Trucks & Vans. PW/PL Alarm, AM/FM, ver exc condo, priced to
tincs all utilities C habin er eass, Wolf Pack h- arts. Late model CD, Leather Int, Rear Cash Paid. Free Pick Up. CD, $7N00 813-300-7825 sell below book value,
TERRACE/USF TV, house F/B fuel.tat Call 863-559-3742 Duty Lariat, 4dr Crew Tow Pkg, New Brakes,
3br house in a beautiful keeping laundry, pool C 1, INFINITI 2006 G35 Coupe, $10,900 727-808-8470
acres of oaks net $575/mo. 6-1020 g ea Cab, Leather All Power, $9,750 813-785-32 NISSAN 2004 Maxima 3.5
2 ofoaks $575 727 020 ,000 813-4781201 26' 1996 Trophy, center Extra Clean FB $5,0 5-3233 Classics & Antiues dr, lue wcamelSAN 200 Maxi
peaceful area. Walking 19k mi, exc. cond.owner
shogig .' 3 Four Seaso Capr console, 225 merc, elec- obo 813-458-7206 FORD 1995 Explorer XLT owner, 100k m warran- silver/grey, an,
$975/mo 813-907- 00 ng. U co-nd own 2 slide our S Free local tronics, livewl & bait- Green, Fully loaded, PONTIAC, 1972 LeMans S ty. $25,900 813-244-0562 roof full wr 39,00 mi.
$975/T 7-00 nished room, cuedown al lie a F e well trailer, great cond. FORD 2004 F150 4x4 Su clean, runs good, new 89k orin miles In Family
roomTRINITY WEST del X ond Newper Cab Lariat, 5,7 K mi, tiresre. $2500 Call new 7 o d JAGUAR 2003 Jauar $17,499.813-63-9253
TRINIT2 WEST new 4bd/ utilites, phone, cable, Roof NEW AC, $11,900AGUAR 2003 Jaguar S-
2.5b 00sf, a maid supplies$325- bo 423-743-8482Tampa HIPERF Long tire e e 813-778-6508 conditidition. Must S T 36K 4d AT 8 NISSAN 2007 Armada LE
or Rentto Own $1595 Westhase/Country Way 20 w/bath, 7000 marine risers. 813-545-5788 wht ext w/tan Ithr int, (0)258 int cond.
305-416-9733 Mike Large beautiful secure Onan DVD New Ref Edelbrock manifold dual air, running brds & Junk Cars 4 6 26,000
home, cable, internet, X Height. 25000 obo $2500 o/b/o (813)909: FORD 2005 Explr Sport 3rd row seat only 76K KIA 2004 Amanti leather


V /CHAPELM- l ET MOTEL on h813-8 $1-2K 813-891-14612 TracXLT 26 K m(Auto i200. T
ra 2 m m. $7,900, 81-416-9711 JUNKUSTERS laded, pearl ite, POLICE Imounds for


e wLston e _, __ $35 me F es nodep
uitso p RANGER sc Iy 2 90010 er bedlnr, cvr & extndr ORD 2003 Expedition an equipment ed mint, great M 600! 94 Toyota Corolla


I mI s S avail 813 5461865FORD 2005 Lariat FT- 150 Supe Trilr 5th t-
suis,+ 813, 5622208 Cal(727) 459-3856. urcur 2 2Super Crew, 4x4, CD, Non smoker, garag free Qck o 0om, 3 1 00! For ltins call


w$E CHAPEaLNew HowmrdJohnsoY PALOM1NO T2024,05, F-250 Sup wer, 70 ml. 81 n1-46 NEfe a5. 88
roo 2 tS 2 ns 1M dgo; tchen r B an g isale ailcom F RD Ranger ISUZU 2001 Trooper Lim sP ICE I OUNDS LI 19 w C-ar e ,h
WESLEY CHAPEL M- BUDGET MOTEL o 4 813-13-32 Duty Lariat CREW Cab d wAt obile S rsale for ick sal. 00 PONTIAC 2002 Grand Prix
POINTEMLARKENHEATH St. & Columbus O Drive o Dp watr slips r 3k Auto 02wd Cold fle a GT IRaesCars Tru all 81,wn/30 4r,
New STAR EL I to Buy Bati a e A Like NEW. Leather HUMMER,2005,8 H-2, 00 SHOPPING SPREE, 8l power, A/, C,
NRew ct Tam8pa $149lweek. Fua Used Travel Trailer b Fr35 68 Black/biack drven Donate Car Max IRS 17 cond, 1 owner d
550-800 kitchen viable. Pool, or 5th Wheel. HARBOUR Island Boat reAn ond LEXU 2002 LS430, black non smoker. $ 50
$1150 RENT W OPTION Satellite TV. Will Pay Cash! Slip w/ 13 0001b FORD 2005 Lariat F-150 13k miles pampered n Hep oster Kis, with tan interior, good 813-973-8401



ww.81 re604s.com 813-2-28 Call mpgrouns3856. Deshp@tampa .rrom 99 7 49 6 14@aol.com F ate a $4777273939261 TY 24 Sara
WESLEY CHAPEL New Howad Johnso CPALOMINO 2004 ultra Sale/Lease- es only. L weather, Full Power $36,500 wnole Par c K Esan wheels moon roof, 86K P SCHE 27 Bxte
Fletchlight, sleeps 7, w/slide Buy $125k firm, Lease Must $17,790 o sale 813-731-3464 888899-991 m $2150 813-928-3759 dark blue, grey n/top,









3F34c 8H al1r/w- 421 West 3hore& 9 0 speeduLand- tnd e ipr Lfrath Re o S ars all and ,*E -peow ht ad
$250MOV. Please call 954- r 813-832-4656 PA ADENA Yaht & C. C. prs, er ndtinsi under w warranty. ep le cond. seats, mint! $44,900a
586e 89 IMMEIAT! db5 icitl813-335-l69 2 3 6C-l0832173-2 07895
558-6889 IMMEDIATE! d I Sh POPUP CAMPERS for rent Deep water slips for ,lack oadee, leIRsales! Cars, Trucks, 3 ,900 Call 813-230-7895




c 303580 STAR MOTEL A/C, SikStove, Fg sa/lease. mile. 00 oo 813-5 0 943ea
OWNn to reserve@ L ted numbe avail- da's, Che 's, more! For TOYOTA 1994 Corolla









Hnmp frnm 8tlrinnwn Home 481 3.5BA3 VLINCOL 1997 To wn $ a700 0 Poblc Imp o r
in Parks for Rent ROOMS EFF DAY/WK 813.546.1827 www.pop- ble.n Free Cable TV, WiFi, GMC, 2006 3500, 4x4 SLT JEEP 2002 Grand Chero- listings Call (800)425- LINCOLN 1 97 Town Car $800 Police Impounds!g




lfsl n Aas e I O YMo/W up rentalcampers.com In Slip PumpOut. Crew Cab, Lon bed. ke 74K miles, New A/C, 1730 x2384.ei ss, lth
aL813-263-9668 0 e P 8OL OVIES 727238157922 X 12 or Duramax Diesel od Wll maint w/recors any Opts, like new. Cale 1-80 o -366-98
FAMILY PK $550-$800 ESPN PHONE 8' aamrouP D s C A mail pyccembr like new $ $8600 813-390-5008 A A Rated Donation DBo Only 95k mis! ext. 4124





e t e 13-68-045 2 @ mpab ay .rrm 813-997-70 8 deiay14@aol.om ate Your Car, Boat or $477. 727-393-9261 2004 Sara LE
Hills. River 4/2, MH r 00) o m Real Estate IRS Tax De TOYOTA, 2004 Solarp





T .Seall, Trade or Rent e3 nt CAMPING MEMBERSHIP GM 200S a JEEP, 2005, Wrangler 4x4 ductible. Free Pick-Up MERCEDES 1988 560L Coupe, It blue w/B ue
Se F LIFETIMEr Camp Coast oa uismFREE Crew Cab 23k mL2 RED Auto Cold -8AC 39k Tow Any MoelCondK rd/Softtoo Cony Ithr, sunroof 6 ch8 CD.
2 1ac Coast dSmln WhAst el &Wks N S n eCli$1,0res tSiou n Help Underpr. 1 8yl, 4spd auto, 1 own clean k
2ree -616 2.5ba, W,/D, 20s ou f Year Round. $10 per & Ltopper. $e ,300- eode Like new a ny 1X-trs e COhdre ww. AS bei Lthr nt, PW, $13000obo 813-641At-883












1iT 0 MF EE0 n 5 p2 $9r9 08k32 h2 c BW
N Nethero l7rs Riverview. 813-250-15007(nesss 1-800- 6 01Fr
Fletcher/-275 Wes$ore &and- n BAY Area Motor Works Teachcentr.org u





$250 MOVE-IN! caster $1500/mo. us f orces sale $595 800 d At p to TOYOTA 72004 SEUOIA 1-800-693- 1 TOYOTA 2004 Toyota







landlords ea s der800. 9 rebuild & install t N h 2000 Frontier 40 SufCr am W846 mi,








Homesstartia 727-831-5527. r STORAGE FREEi Ta edctbe1
Ve ia an t de$825/mo. 6t 813-335-86Crew Ca rs 15 BM 3 Z, 2 dor( auto tran smis-


SEWN SUNDAYREC! P23 r w arran E ty s S U P I 4 m n
Call 813-503-4580 0 2-Vacation Resort Motor Ho Rs 83-926-9994 ._ great, silver/black, cust AC, 3rd row seat all Loaded, Certified 50k sian, 88,846 6 cylin-
























f f / t /RV32 m great cond.u YAM AHA 2004 GRIZZLY mi Silver,-----
D l c e po lgSEADOO 2002 GTX 4 TeSrc, 81G3-926-9994 $ 13-reat Co MERCEDES.BENZ 1979 ders660 2 fully load-
RENT costs too much!s BOATA2Z.COM 70. $d c1-r ui5 $1760o/8m3-341-0829 mK$$ Wn 18, 995 obo 450 SL, 2 tops runs & ed 2604 Toyota Solara
OWN NOW-3BR Mobile PARK CITY Utah Ski 34' Seabreeze 2004 Ford Find or List a Boat Busi- 321293535 Looks Great, Nees m- V6 SLE thathas a gor-
Home from $1500 Down Home 4Bk, 3.SBA V10 22k, 2 slides backup ness. Everything for TOYOTA 2001 Tacoma, Motorccles nor cosmetics. $ 7000 geous black exterior













m/mo 813-677-1086 use only once $9800 DODGE 2000 Dodge Ram PAYING MORE for autos Call 7 days/week 1 800-
Lease Purcase From 2/1camar'99a, 2 TVs. xc cond your Rebuilat needs from ext cab, ayery low mi, Exceit- a mratchuing ore
$85CH/mo Famil MHP bus $3000/pper $66 000. 8638380917 cleaning to towing! MF au9- len trans toion er HARLEY Davidson 202 Fudeendable thr 25 weather ineror. his
ces,$13/wk$375d ep. Po. Up, sleeps 83 way with trailer w/ladder rack. Lon g FXDWG 1 k/Mrn, Cu He A/ d MERCEDEZ-BENZ 2006n Solara is the perfect



























863-670-1924. r64r89, A/C & awning. Call 813-26k-5073 avail.0813-875-1500 -ubbmanbe aol.com a w13-4i3-1384 n ts C, a C D. $ u995jnon
or 813-787-4553 T-TOPS ANODIZED ALUM be e liner, ne tom rims/exhaust, lots A/C 26D$95o CLS 55 AMG, Pewter w luxury sports coupe
SODurant 2Tambr ba co- 13-967-4500 Redk in Engines & Transmission es, ex. nd inside & f chrome, arage kept, 27-226-2324 black leather with a eey stye to
plete furnished, gated No55+ REDDINGTON Shores, Aventurer,21K m, CUSTOMIZED to fit ANY out, ex. on 00 dint,LOADED, 20,000 m, it that is super sharp
community,water a.. Gulf Front, 3/2/1 CHA, 8.1 L, Class A, 2 BOAT $800 941-266-0903 mi $1,0 ob J _Q1 ne 4 doors) auto trans--817-9760beautygoeb
pets, Ref Reuires $475 You' find value s ohnson trailer up to 3 yrs warr. M-F 9- aine& Tires oy 58K miles mssion, 8 cylinders, down the road.EMAIL













month+ $200 Deposit. /vests & fines. $1850 5. Member BBB. Instals tion, na blue $5700 UP TO $400 Call Special Kids Fund
ouse813-737-2320. $650/monbtw 12-6. advertised classified. 81 3-333-2973 avail.all power20K 8-9138 HARLEY DAVIDSON 2003 727-364-5125 1-86 with tan weather int, 2W ABS, arm M E
Call 813-263-9688 owner excellent cnd Ultra Classic k and Si 813-416-9711 navigation,bucket camrybetonarmat@h
SOUTH Tampa Madison 36' BOUNDER Class A $14 500 sen ous inqui- vea, over $3K in acces- CHRYSLER, 2005 AMG seating, CD, atmaii.com (454)545-
Lane Estates Y, 2 & 3 BR TURN Your Timeshare in Diesel Pusher & diesel BOAT Donations Wanted ries only! 352-200-7672 aeres, $14500. s- C ONVE RI2 cruise, driver airbag, 4 6 5 4
mobile homes for rent to Cash! Buyers and generator, low milage, To Support Clearwater 863-471- 74Sbin CONVERTILE leather it., pass camrybetonarmatih
in nice park. Move-in renters love your un I2moa Exc. Condition. Marine Aquarium, TOYOTA 2007 Tundra6 31k miTouring Wht/blk airbag, pwr seats, rear otmail.com
special. Call for info used weeks. Call the $37,500 813-788-1059 Tax Deductible 5.7L, 4 dr, leather, 2 WD, HONDA 1996 Goldwina excellent condition A/C sunroof, $71K
813-677-1429. trusted source.,Condo- 2'727-409-628222 alloys, chrome step GL1500, Pur le, gooa $11,900 813-988-0271 (727)542-3839 TOYOTA 2007 Ca'nry LE
Trader 800-715-4693. ( rails bedliner 7K mi condition, 3Vk miles, CORVETTE 2005 Show Aloe green, 16K mi.
TAMPA, Seffner & T'sas WR W tSea_ $24,600 863-569-1852' needs a little wor Quality Millenium ylV MERCEDEZ-BENZ 2004' Fully Loaded.
sa, ,2, 3br, start @ WARM Winter Specials D6512.00 obo. call CQuali 80 ml Ie Lm
$115 per wk. Some at Florida's Best Beach- FREE RV STORAGE FREE 1 Trucks Heavy Dut I8 1 3 ) 7 3 1 4 1 9 5 Award Winning. $49K 26000 mi. automatic. Call 727-844-0715
w/elec. No Appt 1st Wk New Smyrna Beach. Call CJ. RBEGSR@yahoo.com Serious In y Call silver hardtop cornver-C
free best d No Steyaweek or longer. 1-800-246-4268 CHEVY 1995 3500 series KAWASAKI 1999 ZX-9R for appt 813-966-199 ble Gonndioniton 1 Ca oA
credit z- 813-626-0820 Plan a beach wed ding STORAGE 5621 Causeway flat bed V8 dual Ninja 900 cc's, never $30000 000 Good Condition Cold AC
or family reunion. Blvd. $S0/month. RVs wheels hydraulic lift DODGE 2006 nyoka22@yahoo.com Blk/gral, PW, PD, CD
ST week Rent FREE* www.N acom Boats Cars Trucks, Etc. W wreattruck Mega Cab or (813)739-9022
3BEDROOMS. Brandon, Vric $5950 aba 13-842-1359 scratches, runs strong k m813-245-5678
2 1E Boatan t $3100 813-562-7326 6,000kmi, like new
813e,59-2274 IF no T RASPORTATION DODGE 1999 Ram 3500 b/o 352-428-6198
Turbo diesel 4 WD 127 Golf Carts
answer call manager ,Sas&HotTubsD K mi. Call for details. DONATE YOUR CAR -To
813-986-3833 $14,000/ GOLF CARTS WANTED The Cancer Fund of
HSTOPH Paing fur your SWIM SPA. Cost $16,900, A 813-727-1179 Buy/Sell/Trade All mferi ca ncrTIeIT
landlords ome. invest New Condition. Sacri- ersarts all eaid H Those
in your own todayIe rice $8900. I can deliver. s related. 813-645-4515 Toda rae Towin and
in yourtong at or 813-484-9855 Ruskin Tax Iuibe 1-800-
$825/mo. 813-757-62 a BAY Area Motor Works CHRYSLER 2006 T & C 835-9372
RECREATION Engine rebuild & install LX 3.3L, LWB, Blue/blue: ATVs www.foa.org
$5/o1 2 RIO Water Upto3yrwarranty PWPL full stow & go,
Manufactured.' SEAD/O 2002 GTX 4=Tnts Auto/ Boat/ RV 32K mi great cond. YAMAHA 2004 GRIZZLY
Mobile Homes Se ADOO 2002 GTX 4 Tecd 813-926-9994 $13,499 h13 363-9253 660 camo with front DONATE YOUR CAR TO
i s Campers / Tra 3 seater, adult owned CRANK kits from $99 2007, Town 156hours, American Association
Travler sat Urai-e, Wholesale engineer. ,parts and Country. 16,500 mi l for Cancer Research e6
Alafia/Riverview & machine shop w new HANDICAP Van w/10" Call 813-76 -992 Saving Lives Through
Seniors welcome. Near 18Fr 2007 Classic Cruiser Hines engine balancer. drop floor wheel chair f AN Re sac FTast /-Fre
In & tin clean, quiet, by Cikira. dual wheels 3-D Service Inc 813-253- ramp. 727-393-6958 automobiles Wanted Towing, Non-Runners
1-2BRCs lOW as tow k Full Bath Loaded Bt 3336/800-538-8451 OK. Tax Deduttible.
$450/mo. 813-677-1086 used only once $9800-.DODGE.200 Dodge Rem PAYING MORE for autos Call 7 days/week 1-800-
k 17.6' Sea Pra 1995, with Engines & Transmissions Van 129000 mi, rear any & all, cash in your
CORK AREA: Lovely 2/1, '99 115 HP Mercury, Used & Rebuilt 90 days A/C, VCR Player, Excel- hands running or not,
863-670-1924. ref A/C & awning. Call 813-263-5073 avail. 813-875-1500 Bubbman@aol.com 2813-493-138421 with Camp and Educe
fu$MH N 30 00 1-tion. Fast, Convenient,
Durant 2br/1 ba com- 13-967-4500 18'RedkinBowrider, Engines & Transmissions DODGE 2001 CaravanT reeTowing.,axx On
plete furn MH.CH/A No unsinkable foam 50hp Used & Rebuilt 90 days assenger, well main- E-Z.CASH-$ ductible. Free 3- I p
pets Ref Requires $75 You'll find value buys Johnson trailer life up to 3.yrs warn. M-F 9- gained, excellent condi- 4 JUNK CARS Vacation Certificate.
month + $20 Deposit. vests & lines. $1850 S. Member BBB. Installs tion, nav blue $5700 UP TO $480 Call Special Kids Fund
813-737-2320. btw 12-6. advertsed is Classifieds. 813-333-2973 avail. 813-875-1500 obo 813-5 8-9138 CALL 727-364-5125 1-866-448-3865


43


z

-I
0
8
C


X
C
m
M
m
0
z
m
in
)-4


z
t-t
C



0
3
0
0
00
o

-I

o









44








U
>-

l-.
z

oa













0
0








4-
z
'-j


We havegadditional inventory lots loaded with new trucks,

new cars and pre-owned vehicles for you to choose from.