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<strong>December</strong><br />

<strong>2020</strong><br />

A Publication of the Greater Lake Placid Chamber of Commerce<br />

It’s the MOST wonderful time of the year<br />

In This Issue:<br />

• New Members<br />

• Renewing Members<br />

• Meet the Board<br />

• Mixer News<br />

• Member Spotlight<br />

• Volunteer Showcase<br />

• Mural Tidbits<br />

• Annual Calendar<br />

Ahhhh <strong>December</strong>! Cooler weather, holiday celebrations and the ending of<br />

another year.<br />

This year we have experienced many firsts and faced many challenges.<br />

Through the challanges, our community saw plenty of positives. New<br />

businesses opened, existing businesses perservered and new residents to<br />

the area are just a few of the positives that we are clinging to.<br />

The Christmas Parade is always a highlight at the Chamber, and this year<br />

it was a welcome bit of normalcy for us all. This year it was held on<br />

<strong>December</strong> 12 th at 7 pm. We hope that you were able to join us. We also<br />

had a Christmas social on <strong>December</strong> 3 rd at The Barn at Paso Fino. There<br />

were Clydesdale drawn carriage rides and a few of our yearly awards were<br />

handed out as well. Santa even made an appearance. It was a much<br />

needed night out that was full of joy.<br />

So while we have all had to face challenges in the year <strong>2020</strong>, and overall it<br />

may not feel like it was a great year, if we try to look for the good things<br />

and keep our mindset as positive as possible, then the outlook for the<br />

coming year is sure to be brighter.<br />

Merry Christmas and a very happy, healthy new year to all of you from all<br />

of us at the Greater Lake Placid Chamber of Commerce.<br />

VisitLakePlacidFL.com


Welcome<br />

To Our New Members<br />

Mission<br />

Statement<br />

The Greater Lake Placid<br />

Chamber of Commerce is<br />

organized as a voluntary<br />

partnership of agribusiness,<br />

business,<br />

professional people and<br />

area residents working<br />

together to provide<br />

community awareness,<br />

build a healthy economy,<br />

and to sustain the quality of<br />

life in the greater Lake<br />

Placid area.<br />

Advertising &<br />

Promotion<br />

Opportunities<br />

LAKE PLACID<br />

CHURCH OF<br />

THE NAZARENE<br />

Timothy Taylor<br />

512 W. Interlake<br />

Blvd. Lake Placid,<br />

FL 33852<br />

863-465-6916<br />

EMERGING<br />

TECHNOLOGY<br />

SOLUTIONS<br />

Matt Stinson<br />

308 Pine St.<br />

Nokomis, FL<br />

34275<br />

941-250-5889<br />

• <strong>Newsletter</strong><br />

Advertising<br />

• Website<br />

Advertising<br />

• Sponsorships<br />

(Mixers,<br />

Luncheons)<br />

• Keep Lake Placid<br />

Beautiful Islands<br />

Call, visit, or email the<br />

Chamber office for<br />

information and pricing.<br />

Renewing Members<br />

Edsco & Associates,<br />

Inc.<br />

Heartland Association<br />

of Realtors<br />

HiRize Creative<br />

Lake And Land Realty<br />

of Highlands Co.<br />

Choices Family<br />

Resources Centers,Inc.<br />

The Blueberry Patch<br />

Kimbery Sapp, P.A.<br />

Chapman & Morris<br />

Accounting P.A.<br />

Lisa Sherman CAP P.A.<br />

Gatorama, Inc.<br />

Crafty Quilters, Inc.<br />

The Greater Lake<br />

Placid Chamber<br />

of Commerce<br />

18 N. Oak Ave. Lake<br />

Placid, FL 33852<br />

863.465.4331<br />

information@lpfla.com<br />

Edward Jones - Cody<br />

Higgins<br />

Highway Park<br />

Neighborhood<br />

Preservation<br />

Rotary Club of Lake<br />

Placid - Noon<br />

Visit Sebring<br />

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Find the Hidden Object Competition<br />

Every month we will hide a symbol of a WiFi connection. Which symbolizes the connection between the<br />

Chamber and it’s members. Look for the hidden symbol throughout the newsletter each month and when you<br />

find it, send us an email at information@lpfla.com and tell us where it is (Page and general vicinity on the<br />

page.) If correct, you will be entered into a drawing for a gift certificate to one of our member businesses. Prizes<br />

will vary from month to month.<br />

Entry emails must contain the edition of newsletter that the symbol was found in (Month) and the finders name<br />

along with the best way to contact that person. Drawings will be held on the last Monday of every month.<br />

Good Luck!<br />

November Winner<br />

The winner from the November <strong>Newsletter</strong>’s<br />

contest was Christina Ammons from Rising<br />

Son Ministries. She won a $15 gift certificate<br />

from Glenda Jeans Country Kitchen. Be sure<br />

to look for the symbol and email or call us to<br />

be entered to win this months contest! Good<br />

Luck!<br />

Novembers hidden<br />

object was on Pg. 8,<br />

Mural Tidbits. Hidden<br />

on the Vase by the<br />

door.<br />

Hidden Symbol<br />

Novembers Winner, Christina Ammons with Jennifer Bush<br />

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Did you Know?<br />

“Christmas decorating sends nearly 15,000<br />

people to the Emergency Room!<br />

If you've ever watched Clark Griswold decorate his house<br />

in Christmas Vacation, that probably doesn't come as<br />

much of a surprise. In fact, the Consumer Product Safety<br />

Commission estimates that 14,700 people visit hospital<br />

emergency rooms each November and <strong>December</strong> from<br />

holiday-related decorating accidents. So please, be<br />

careful when you're decking your halls.”<br />

-Information from GoodHousekeeping.com<br />

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The Holidays will look a little different this year. Especially for those in long term care.<br />

With your help the Chamber would like to provide each resident at Lake Placid Health Care &<br />

Rehab Center, in Lake Placid with a special flower arrangement this holiday season.<br />

We are working exclusively with Kelley’s Florist to provide a special arrangement to share the<br />

joy of giving.<br />

There are a total of 140 residents and we are looking for sponsors. The cost is $25 each, which<br />

includes tax and delivery.<br />

Contact the Chamber either at 863-465-4331, or email Jennifer@lpfla.com or stop by the<br />

Chamber to fill out a sponsor card.<br />

LAKE PLACID<br />

600 Hwy 27 N<br />

863.699.1300<br />

SEBRING<br />

320 US Hwy 27 N<br />

863.386.1300<br />

Locally Owned, Community Minded<br />

Four Convenient Locations<br />

SEBRING SUN N LAKE N<br />

5033 US Hwy 27 N<br />

863.386.1322<br />

AVON PARK<br />

800 W Main St, Avon<br />

863.453.6000<br />

HeartlandNB.com<br />

BIG CITY DESIGN<br />

SMALL TOWN PRICES<br />

Advertisements<br />

Business Cards<br />

Invitations<br />

Logos<br />

Promotional Items<br />

Letterhead<br />

Brochures<br />

Mailers<br />

Flyers<br />

Postcards<br />

Rack Cards<br />

HiRize.us • 863-464-0357<br />

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This month’s member spotlight is on Home & Office Essentials and Mail Call Shipping.<br />

Dan Stickle purchased the businesses on October 30, <strong>2020</strong> from longtime owners Jeanne<br />

and Mark Fortier, who started the business in February of 2003. Mr. Stickle was looking for<br />

a career that afforded him to be his own boss, so when the opportunity presented itself, he<br />

ran with it<br />

Located in downtown Lake Placid, these businesses are a community staple. They offer<br />

every kind of supply that you would need to run a business or home office. From<br />

printer ink, to letting them do the printing or copying for you. From specialty papers to your<br />

standard copy paper, Home and Office Essentials has you covered. They offer color printing<br />

as well as black & white copies and specialty jobs from booklets to newsletters and<br />

flyers. Notary service is available.<br />

Mail Call Shipping offers mailbox rental, along with shipping and packing supplies. They<br />

are an authorized UPS shipping outlet, FedEx, DHL and also U.S. Mail, along with providing<br />

all the packing and shipping supplies you need and expert packing skills.<br />

When you need office supplies or shipping supplies, head over to Home & Office Essentials, telephone<br />

number 863.465.1661 and Mail Call Shipping telephone number 863.531.0081, both located at 204<br />

South Main Ave. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Let them know that the<br />

Chamber sent you.<br />

Pictured: Dan Stickle, Terri Lennox, Melissa Kohrn, and Chris Stickle.<br />

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MerryChristmastoAll!<br />

Charlie Brown: Isn't there anyone who knows what Christmas is all about?<br />

Linus Van Pelt: Sure, Charlie Brown, I can tell you what Christmas is all about.<br />

"And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their<br />

flock by night. And lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the glory of the Lord shone<br />

round about them: and they were sore afraid. And the angel said unto them, 'Fear not:"<br />

"for behold, I bring unto you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people. For unto you<br />

is born this day in the City of David a Savior, which is Christ the Lord.<br />

And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall find the<br />

babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a<br />

manger.' And suddenly there was with the angel a<br />

multitude of the heavenly host, praising God, and<br />

saying, 'Glory to God in the highest, and on earth<br />

peace, good will toward men.'"<br />

That's what Christmas is all about, Charlie Brown.<br />

- Quote from A Charlie Brown Christmas.<br />

Caladium Arts & Cras Co-op<br />

Unique Arts & Cras Shop<br />

Original, handcrafted art and crafts<br />

For any person in your life...<br />

Or Room in your house!<br />

Tues-Sat 10am-4pm Closed Sun. & Mon.<br />

132 East Interlake Blvd. Lake Placid, FL<br />

863-699-5940<br />

www.caladiumarts.org<br />

Facebook.com/CaladiumArtsCras<br />

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We celebrated Christmas with our volunteers a little bit early this year. On Saturday, November 21 st , in<br />

the Mural gallery, we held a brunch to celebrate all of our volunteers. Afterwards we had a bit of a tree<br />

trimming party to decorate the Chamber. A lot of the ornaments that are on our tree this year are from<br />

the volunteers. We all enjoyed the food and fellowship and we look forward to many more Christmas<br />

celebrations together.<br />

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MURAL TIDBITS<br />

Turkey Hunt - The Lost Opportunity<br />

According to the U.S. Poultry and Egg<br />

Association, over 46 Million turkeys will<br />

be eaten at Thanksgiving alone. That<br />

number does not take into account that<br />

some people eat turkey for Christmas as<br />

well. So, with the holidays upon us, we<br />

thought it fitting to choose Turkey Hunt<br />

as our mural showcase this month. It is<br />

a beautiful mural that is located at 312<br />

West Interlake Boulevard in DeVane Park.<br />

It is 42 feet wide by 7 ft. 8 inches tall. It<br />

was painted by Thomas Brooks and<br />

completed on February 21, 1996.<br />

It captures the mood of old, rural Florida.<br />

With its moss covered live oak trees and<br />

Palmetto brush scattered throughout. If<br />

you were to take a drive down any of the<br />

many back roads in Lake Placid, these are<br />

just the kinds of scenes you might see.<br />

There is also an owl, an armadillo and a<br />

snake all within the vegetation and tree’s.<br />

The turkey displayed is of the Osceola<br />

species, which is native to Florida and<br />

lives nowhere else in the world. It is said<br />

that they have sharp eyesight as well as<br />

keen hearing which makes them easy to<br />

spook and not so easy to hunt.<br />

The artist, Mr. Thomas Brooks won the<br />

turkey stamp competition for Florida two<br />

years in a row. In 1995 his winning stamp<br />

was titled “Osceola Rendezvous” and<br />

featured a tom turkey strutting for two<br />

hens. In 1996, his winning stamp titled<br />

“Limb Hanger” featured a turkey on the<br />

limb of a pine tree. While both stamps<br />

are very beautiful works of Mr. Brooks, we<br />

are partial to our beautiful mural, and<br />

hope that you will take the time to go and<br />

view it in the near future.<br />

While you are there, look for the hidden<br />

sleeping hunter.<br />

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VolunteerShowcase<br />

This months Volunteer Spotlight is shining<br />

on Ms Lilia Eurich. “Lil” is part of our<br />

Wednesday crew and is always willing to<br />

chip in and help wherever she is needed.<br />

She relocated to Lake Placid from<br />

Wellington, FL, and we are so happy that<br />

she did. Her quick wit, and happy demenor<br />

is always such a bright spot to the week here<br />

at the chamber, and she is the sharpest<br />

dresser around!<br />

We love our “Lil”, and look forward to many<br />

more years together with her at the<br />

Chamber.<br />

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE<br />

President of the Board<br />

Vicki Spires<br />

MidFlorida Credit Union<br />

1 st Vice President<br />

Donald Clarke<br />

Clarke Pest Control<br />

Clarke Self Storage<br />

2 nd Vice President<br />

Bill Brantley<br />

Brantley Construction<br />

Secretary<br />

Kim Miller<br />

Clarke Pest Control<br />

Treasurer<br />

Curtis Slade III<br />

First Insurance of Lake<br />

Placid<br />

Past President<br />

Jessica Hart-Howard<br />

Heartland Property Doctors,<br />

LLC<br />

MeetYourChamber<br />

DIRECTORS<br />

Tiffany Bender<br />

Mary Birge<br />

Jean Deuth<br />

John Varady<br />

Gilbert Randall<br />

Katie Wilson<br />

ADMINISTRATION<br />

Executive Director<br />

Jennifer Bush<br />

Administrative Assistant<br />

Nicole Shrout<br />

CHAMBER EMISSARIES<br />

Mary Birge<br />

CenterState Bank<br />

Jean Deuth<br />

Lake and Land Realty<br />

of Highlands<br />

Vicki Spires<br />

MidFlorida Credit Union<br />

VALUED VOLUNTEERS<br />

Elaine Adelmann<br />

Patti Boone<br />

Grace Butcher<br />

Maryel Clare<br />

Marion Cole<br />

Phyllis Coon<br />

Sharon Draper<br />

Lil Eurich<br />

Maxine Fidler<br />

Lee Flocke<br />

Patti Gale<br />

Wanda Hatfield<br />

Donna Heringa<br />

Mary Hogan<br />

Cheryl Mysliwy<br />

Peg Murray<br />

Mary Nell Naumann<br />

Alice Oldford<br />

Carolyn Pappalardo<br />

Carole Peterson<br />

Sandy Rossborough<br />

Linda Sexsmith<br />

Rosalie Sullivan<br />

Ann Bowers<br />

Mary Turner<br />

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Thank you<br />

to our Gold, Silver, & Bronze members<br />

for their Continued Support!<br />

Lisa Sherman, C.P.A., P.A.<br />

Certified Public Accountant<br />

Dedicated to providing our<br />

clients with professional,<br />

personalized service.<br />

First Insurance<br />

Of Lake Placid, Inc.<br />

S H C S 1982<br />

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L M. S<br />

Accredited Advisor in Insurance<br />

111 Park Avenue East<br />

Lake Placid, FL 33852-6362<br />

863.465.2835<br />

Fax 863.465.3323<br />

255 E. I B.<br />

L P, FL 33852<br />

863-465-7000<br />

firstins@embarqmail.com<br />

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ChristmasMixer<br />

The Christmas Mixer was held on Thursday evening, <strong>December</strong> 3 rd at The<br />

Barn at Paso Fino.<br />

It was a beautiful evening with a great turn out. Finger foods were provided<br />

by Donald Clarke, of Clarke Pest Control and Clarke Self Storage, with dessert<br />

provided by AdventHealth of Lake Placid. Music was played by DJ, Benjamin<br />

Rose of GNr Entertainment, and a Cash Bar was available by The Barn at<br />

Paso Fino. Santa (Randy Noe) was brought in on a carriage drawn by two<br />

beautiful Clydesdale horses, provided by Girl Darvy Landscape and Design,<br />

much to the joy of the children in attendance. Free carriage rides were given<br />

all evening.<br />

There was a small awards ceremony to recognize a few very deserving people.<br />

The Outgoing Director award was given to Police Chief James Fansler for his<br />

years of dedication to the Lake Placid Chamber of Commerce. The Outstanding<br />

Service to Youth award was given to Michael Ridgeway for giving of his time to<br />

the youth in Lake Placid. The Chamber Board Appreciation Award was given to<br />

Mark and Jeanne Fortier for exceptional service and contribution to the<br />

community. Sandy Rossborough was given the Volunteer of the Year Award for<br />

her selfless dedication while volunteering at the Chamber of Commerce.<br />

Finally, the Harry Seeber Memorial Award, presented by Bobby Seeber, was<br />

given to Eileen May for outstanding community service.<br />

The Mixer was a great kick off to the Holiday season, and a great time was had<br />

by all! We would like to give a special thank you to everyone who participated<br />

and made this mixer possible, especially our mixer sponsors who include:<br />

AdventHealth Sebring<br />

Badcock & More of Lake Placid<br />

The Barn at Paso Fino<br />

C & C Plumbing and Repair, Inc.<br />

CenterState Bank<br />

Girl Darvy Landscaping & Design<br />

GNr Entertainment<br />

Lake & Land Realty of Highlands, Inc.<br />

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Calendar of Annual Events<br />

JANUARY<br />

11 th Annual Tea: Tickets $25.00 plus tax. 1pm Caladium<br />

Arts & Crafts Co-Operative. Contact office@caladiumarts.<br />

org for more information. 01/19/<strong>2020</strong><br />

FEBRUARY<br />

John Lietz Memorial Bass Fishing Tournament:<br />

Contact Barbara Isaacs 863-557-6133. At Tropical Harbor<br />

Estates, Lake Placid 02/01/<strong>2020</strong><br />

Highlands County Fair: Rides, animals, entertainment<br />

and other fair activities at the Highlands County Fair<br />

Grounds in Sebring. HCFair.net Mid February<br />

Lake Placid Country Fair: Artists, craftsmen, vendors<br />

and entertainers gather for two days of fun, food and<br />

entertainment. 863-465-3963 - lakeplacidcountryfair@<br />

gmail.com - First full weekend in February<br />

Highway Park Rising Gala – “Paradise Found”<br />

Saturday 6 pm at Seven Hotel & Conference Center. More<br />

information contact 863-840-2995 02/15/<strong>2020</strong><br />

MARCH<br />

Quarter Auction 10 am Lunch available for purchase.<br />

Caladium Arta & Crafts Co-Operative, contact office@<br />

caladiumarts.org 03/14/<strong>2020</strong><br />

APRIL<br />

Nicholas Sottile Golf Tournament: One of Lake<br />

Placid’s oldest families sponsor this event to benefit<br />

various children’s charities. VisitLakePlacidFlorida.com<br />

- Early April<br />

J ULY<br />

Independence Day: The Lake Placid Jaycees present an<br />

exciting fireworks display over Lake June. Watch for the<br />

date announcement at VisitLakePlacidFlorida.com<br />

OCTOBER<br />

Mason G. Smoak Foundation 5k Race & Fun Day:<br />

For more information visit MasonGSmoakFoundation.org<br />

CHECK FOR A NEW DATE<br />

DECEMBER<br />

Christmas Parade: Second Saturday<br />

VisitLakePlacidFlorida.com<br />

World Famous Wild Game Dinner: Sponsored by<br />

Lake Placid Noon Rotary. LPNR.com First Saturday<br />

ON-GOING EVENTS<br />

Alan J. Wildstein Center for thePerforming Arts at<br />

SFSC: performances.southflorida.edu PERFORMANCES<br />

CANCELLED UNTIL 1/21<br />

Archbold Biological Station Green Building Tours:<br />

Held monthly archbold-station.org 863-465-2571<br />

Circle Theatre of Sebring championforchildren.org/<br />

portfolio-item/circletheatre 863-382-1029<br />

Farmer’s Market: Every Saturday November-April at<br />

Journal Plaza, 231 N. Main Ave., Lake Placid 8:30 - 1:30.<br />

863-273-4030<br />

Florida Flywheelers Village: floridaflywheelers.org/<br />

events.html EVENTS CANCELLED UNTIL 1/21<br />

Genesis Center: sunevents.com<br />

Henscratch Farms: henscratchfarms.com<br />

Highlands Hammock State Park: FloridaStateParks.org<br />

Highlands Lakeside Theatre: (863) 382-2525<br />

LP Mural Gallery: located in the Chamber of Commerce,<br />

18 N. Oak Ave. View all mural renderings, view short<br />

informational film, mural tour books - $4.00<br />

Sugar Sand Distillery: SugarSandDistillery.com<br />

Secret Gardens Winery & Farms:<br />

SecretGardensWinery.com<br />

Wet Dogs Brewing: (863) 410-2010<br />

Dates and events are subject to<br />

change without notice.<br />

NOVEMBER<br />

Annual Fine Arts & Crafts Festival: Downtown<br />

Sebring organized by Highlands Art League.<br />

HighlandsArtLeague.org<br />

12 Hours of Sebring International Races: Drivers<br />

and cars gather to race, culminating in the internationally<br />

recognized 12 hour endurance race at Sebring International<br />

Raceway. SebringRaceway.com 11/14/20<br />

NEW DATE <strong>2020</strong> ONLY<br />

Annual Founders Day Celebration: Hosted by<br />

Highway Park Neighborhood Council hpng.org<br />

Garden Club: Holiday Home & Garden Tour lpgc.us<br />

VisitLakePlacidFlorida.com<br />

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