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Title: The Caloosa belle
Physical Description: Newspaper
Language: English
Publisher: S.H. Stalls
Place of Publication: LaBelle Fla
Creation Date: March 23, 2006
Publication Date: 1972-
Frequency: weekly
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Subjects / Keywords: Newspapers -- La Belle (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
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Spatial Coverage: United States -- Florida -- Hendry -- LaBelle
Coordinates: 26.760556 x -81.439167 ( Place of Publication )
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Additional Physical Form: Also available on microfilm from the University of Florida.
Dates or Sequential Designation: Vol. 49, no. 18 (Sept. 7, 1972)-
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H.O.P.E. is about healing


City of LaBelle:
Please save water!
It's the dry season and, to
ensure that there is enough
water for everyone, the City of
LaBelle is asking its customers
to please conserve water.
A seasonal lack of signifi-
cant rain and ever-increasing
demand for water combine to
make this a problem. Resi-
dents are asked to use com-
mon sense conservation
measures: confine watering
yards to early morning and
early evening, wvash vehicles
less often, take shorter show-
ers, in general, don't waste this
precious commodity.
Even if you have a well for
outdoor purposes, please help
conserve, as all our water
comes from the same place.
These conservation meas-
ures are voluntary at present.
However, if the water table
does not rise sufficiently, the
city may be forced to pass a
conservation ordinance.
SBA workshops
coming to area
Don't forget to schedule
one or both of the SBA work-
shops on Wednesday, April 5.
The first one is at LaBelle City
Hall in the council chambers
at 9:30 a.m. and afternoon ses-
sior. begins at 1.15 p.m. in the
Beardsley room at John Boy
Auditorium in Cleviston. You
will learn about the services
and programs, loan informa-
tion, the role of the intermedi-
ary, and Hendry County incen-
tives. Call Hendry County
Economic Development
Council at 863-675-6007 to
RSVP. Space is limited so make
your reservation early.
Don't miss Waiting
for MacArthur'
The final weekend for Wait-
ing for MacArthur is Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, March 23-
25. It begins at 7 p m. at the
Firehouse Cultural Center, 241
N Bridge Street. Tickets are
$10 with reservations, $12 at
the door. -To make reserva-
tions, please call 863-675-
3066.
The Firehouse Cultural
Center's final offering of the
season will be Seeing Stars in
Dixie April 21-23 and 28-30.
Legion hosts
LMS band dinner
Dana-Howard-Weekley
American Legion Post 130 is
having its 18th Annual benefit
dinner for the LaBelle Middle
School Band on Saturday, April
I, from 4-1-7 p.m. The proceeds
from the dinner will go to the
band to help programs they
have during the year Since the
first benefit dinner back in
1988 the Post has raised over
$45,000 for the band. The ben-
efit dinner includes roast beef,
mashed potatoes and gravy,
vegetables, coffee or tea for
$5.50 a person. Tickets can be
purchased from any band
member or from the American
Legion Post 130, 699 State
Road 80 W. The public is wel-
come; carry-outs available.,

Index
Classifieds .......17-19
Editorial ............ .4
Speak Out ...........4
Social News ......... .5
Sports ............. 11

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By Patty Brant
Project H.O.PE. The name says
it all. Volunteers in bright yellow
shirts continue to canvas
Hendry/Glades neighborhoods
even six months after Hurricane
Wilma hit this area, leaving over
600 homes in Hendry uninhabit-
able. In Glades, some 35 homes
were destroyed and 169 sustained
substantial damage.
Wilma also left her mark on
those who suffered less damage.
Serious damage is a relative thing.


Losing some shingles off a roof
may be a minor setback to one
person; a catastrophe to another.
Many people are not used to ask-
ing for help or just don't know
where to get the answers they
need to get their life back to where
it was before Wilma. Navigating
through FEMA regulations is a
challenge in itself. So Project
H.O.P.E. is there.
Federal funding comes
through the Florida Department of
Children and Families to support


the program. The Project H.O.P.E.
folks are here to provide support
in any way they can. They are sup-
porting CREW, which is doing
damage assessments.
CREW was created to bring the
community together, to act in tan-
dem providing services to resi-
dents affected by recent hurri-
canes.
Project H.O.P.E. folks are fan-
ning out in all directions, two-by-
two, canvassing neighborhoods,
knocking on doors seeking out


Senior Connections: A place of their own


anyone with hurricane-related the lack of affordable housing,
issues that remain unanswered. especially rentals. FEMA is starting
They attend festivals like Swamp to bring trailers into Clewiston but
Cabbage and Chalo Nitka and it's lust a drop in the bucket. Many
they are at the Hendry County Fair continue to live with relatives or in
- connecting with residents every unsafe houses. Many have left the
way they can. area.
Team members are also work- c ....
ing to bring together a network of Project H.O.P.E. workers are
community agencies and an over- answering all kinds of questions,
all directory of assistance agen- filling all kinds of gaps in service.
cies. Sometimes the solution to what
By far, the biggest problem fac-
ing hurricane victims in this area is See Hope Page 2


allows


mobile MRI


On. Monday, Wednesdaymnd Friday-the ladlqs are-invited togetitherroo back--on
pthe Wiercise flp with, p'pra rarndenui.J he,fu_'Sor ._ _p.,B .'9ta
(foreground), 'Joan Mitchell and Betty Burkhardd enjoy exercising three days aweek. It
makes them feel better and really ramps up the energy :

Feel good, make friends


By Patty Brant
There's no doubt about it..
it you live long enough, you'll
get old. The question is: howV
will you spend those "golden-
years?"
Of course, your family
should remain your main sup-
port system, but we all need
other friends and contacts as
well the need for intercon-
necting links of friends our
own age do not grow less with
time. However, in this fast
moving world, there may be
fewer opportunities for some
seniors to meet and spend
time with their peer group.
When that happens, Senior
Connection can provide sen-
iors' lives with a boost provid-
ed by being with special
friends.
There are lots of opportuni-
ties at Senior Connections to
hook up with folks to make
new\ friends. Every day congre-
gate meals are served and
delivered to the homebound.
Activity keeps us all young
and the folks at Senior Connec-
tions offer a variety like arts
arid crafts, exercise and occa-
sional trips. Activity Director
Nancy Tanner is always on the
lookout for anyone who has
ideas and a little time to share.


coming to senior connections ror --someimng to ao. oSne
likes the other ladies, enjoys bingo and sharing opinions -
their life stories show they have a lot in common, she says.


Nancy has lots of ideas to
make things even better. Activi-
ties are "her calling," she said,
adding that she hopes to pro-
vide a broad range of activities
for clients. For instance, she'd
like to set up a library for.
clients 60 and older and pro-.
vide new activities.
There are many opportuni-
ties for volunteers to help out
at the center, as well. Volunteer
program opportunities include


meal programs, computer
training, exercise classes, arts
and crafts, cards and games,
specialty clubs, friendship and
fun, gardening, office \work,
card patrol (sending out cards
for special occasions, thank
you notes). Get the idea?
Something for everyone! If you
just want to help out on week-
ends, there is a need for that,
See Seniors Page 2


By Patty Brant
The second time around
the LaBelle City Commission
approved a special exception
to place a mobile Magnetic
Resonance Imaging (MRI)
unit in the parking lot at Dr.
Kyle Studley's office, 45 Bryan
Ave. Hendry Diagnostic Imag-
ing Center has a similar unit in
Clewiston and wants to
expand its service to LaBelle.
The request was made at the
March 9 city commission
meeting.
According to Victor Basile
of the LaBelle MRI Center, the
company would work to
make the trailer housing the
unit aesthetically fit the sur-
roundings and meet the city's
cdde: He brdtight photos of
the company's other mobile
MRI units in various locations


including Clewiston, Fort
Myers and Dade County.
He said Dr. Forbes is the
medical director at the Clewis-
ton facility and that Dr. Geke
would serve in the same
capacity at the LaBelle facility.
The equipment itself is two
years old, Mr. Basile said, and
will have new software to
make it state-of-the-art.
The board had previously
turned down the request, cit-
ing questions about whether it
would lit into the stricter zon-
ing codes the city has been
working on for the past sever-
al years. This time around,
with the assurance that the
facility would be finished to
mesh witthe existing build-
ing, Commissioner Paul Pulet-
ti said he felt the MRI unit
See City Page 2


City, county



fight speed

Speeding through the City no proper delineation
of LaBelle is much in people's between the sidewalk and the
consciousness these days. street, just a painted line, mak-
Both the City of LaBelle and ing it a dangerous place to
the Hendry County Commis- walk.
sion have moved to slow traf- Former county engineer
fic down in the past couple Rock Aboujaoude felt chang-
weeks. ing the speed limit would not
At the city's March 9 com- help and told the commission,
mission meeting, Sheriff Ron- "It's all about enforcement,"
nie Lee asked the LaBelle City he said.
Commission to lower the Commissioner Paul Puletti
speed limit on Martin Luther moved to lower the limit, sec-
King, Jr. Blvd. from 35 m.p.h. onded by Commissioner Bob
to 25 m.p.h He was asking at Miller. The rest of the commis-
the request of Ford.Sunset sionersagreed.
Park residents. On the county side, the
FSP resident Nora Fagin speed limit on SR 80 through
explained that the mile-long LaBelle was the issue. The
street is a shortcut to circum- county commission received a
vent school traffic in the number of letters supporting
mornings and afternoons. the request tolower the speed
There is also a lot of walking. limit on SR 80 through the City
traffic along the road and chil- of LaBelle.
dren congregate in the vicinity
at school bus stops. There is See Speed Page 2


'MacArthur' is emotional ride


It was another opening
night for the Firehouse Cultural
Center and emcee Linda
Reecer warned the audience
that this play would be differ-
ent. She was so right.
Pauline MacDougal's play
Waiting for MacArthur delves
into the depths of the life shat-
tering, world altering experi-
ence of World War II.
Annie Lou, an American
nurse played impeccably by
Janice Groves, is stationed at
Corregidor in the months lead-
ing up to World War II. As the
Japanese tighten their grip on
the South Pacific this All-Amer-
ican hometown girl reflects her
mounting tension and growing


horror as the reality of war
bears down ever harder on her,
the other nurses and the troops
they're charged with caring for.
With second .generation
patriotism and a dash of
adventurous bravado, Annie
Lou enlists in the Army Nurse
Corps. The play almost entirely
consists of just four actors
vocalizing the letters they send
to and receive from Annie Lou
- letters that become increas-
ingly full of uncertainty, stoic
acceptance, then fear and
loathing at the hellish night-
mare Annie Lou's life has
become; then finally near
panic visualizing the impend-
ing doom that surely awaited


them all.
Ms. Groves never misses a
beat in conveying the escalat-
ing tension and emotion as she
guides her audience through
Annie Lou's emotional and
physical hell. She makes the
audience feel Annie Lou's
despair as she goes through
emotional upheavals, strug-
gling with fear and duty.
Newcomer Martha Taylor's
performance as Annie Lou's
Pollyana friend, Rosalie, hit all
the right chords, her self-cen-
tered innocence exasperating
her friend from around the
world. She faithfully represent-
See Play Page 2


Janice Groves puts her all Into playing Annie Lou, an idealistic
young nurse cornered with American forces on Corregidor dur-
ing World War II. Ms. Groves gives a heart-wrenching two-hour
performance in Waiting for MacArthur.


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At A Glance


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2 Caloosa Belle, Thursday, March 23,2006


Speed
Continued From Page 1
Sheriff Ronnie- Lee appeared
before the commissioners to
seek their support and asked the
county to send a letter to Florida
Department of Transportation
asking for the speed reduction.
The sheriff was lending his voice
to several letters he presented to
the board urging the action. In
addition to the sheriff's office,
letters came from the LaBelle
City Commission, Joe Shivers,
Aqua Isles residents and the


Seniors
Continued From Page 1
too.
Nancy was born and raised in
Clewiston, and graduated from
LaBelle High School in 1991. She
said that working at the senior
center has "opened my eyes."
Until going to work there she
really had no idea what went on
there. Now, she feels, she's
found a second home that fos-
ters mutual respect, self respect,
reassurance and love for a popu-
lation that has provided a life-
time of those qualities to their
families and communities. She
has no words for what the
clients give her, but the end
result is that she feels part of
their family.
Her ultimate goal is to have
the rec center open 8-5 M-F.
She's hoping anyone with ideas
on possible activities for the
clients, or who has some time
and talent to volunteer will call
her at 675-1446. She oversees
activities at the LaBelle, Clewis-
ton, Buckhead Ridge and Moore
Haven facilities.
As always volunteers are in
high demand, especially bilin-
gual volunteers.
The center is a great place for
any senior to go for the compan-
ionship and activities, but for
some it's a lifeline to important
services like case management,
nutrition education and nutrition
counseling, outreach to other
services, personal care, home-




Play
Continued From Page 1
ed the passing of the old "sane"
world and the explosive
entrance of the new.
Throughout the play, Mama's
letters continued to lack the
understanding and closeness
Annie Lou had always craved
but that her mother was never
able to give. As Mama, Eloise
Dagner imbued her character
with a cold veneer that, by the
end of the play Annie Lou and
the audience finally begin to
understand. : .
It is her old English teacher,
Margaret, who becomes Annie
Lou's lifeline to the "real" world
the one without bombs drop-
ping, blood-smeared bodies and
cold lifeless eyes; the one where
fear is not a palpable part of the


CHIP transportation group.
Copies went to FDOT, District 77
Florida House of Representatives
Depise Grimsley and District 27
Florida Senator Dave Aronberg.
The speed limit through town
fluctuates from 35 i.p.h. to 40,
45 and 50 m.p.h. and the sheriff
was asking for a seamless 35
m.p.h. limit from Miller on the
westto Clark on the east.
There are three stop lights on
SR 80 and sometimes heavy traf-
fic. The sheriff told the commis-
sioners it's difficult for heavy
sand trucks (some 600 per day,
he said) and semis to stop while


maker and respite care, screen-
ing and assessment, transporta-
tion and a lot more, according to
Senior Connections of South-
west Florida, Inc., Executive
Director Christine Nolan.
Christine explained that the
enhanced dining project lunch
now provides extra protein that
seniors can choose from a list.
Senior Connections of South-
west Florida, Inc., is a very busy
group, with sites all around the
area: LaBelle, Immokalee,
Clewiston, Moore Haven, Buck-
head Ridge, Naples, Everglades
City and Our Place II. Christine
points out that during 2005 all
the Senior Connection centers
served an impressive number of
people: 105,870 meals were
handed out: 13,097 in LaBelle;
48,007 in Immokalee; 12,036 in
Moore Haven; 6,623 in Buck-
head Ridge; 11,208 in Clewiston;
the rest at Everglades City,
Naples, Our Place II.
Taken as a whole, in 2005 the
organization provided 1,433
hours of case management,
4,714 units of transportation,
7,770 hours of homemaker, per-
sonal care and respite services
and 1,575 hours of counseling,
education and support services.
Christine also noted that this
is the 30th anniversary of Senior
Connections, which came to
Hendry/Glades in 1980 as Tri
County Senior Services.
Although the agency is very
active, it seems to be "invisible"
and people don't realize what's
there.



daily rQutine; where you're
forced to question everything in-
and outside yourself. In helping
Annie Lou find the courage to
bear the unbearable, Margaret
finds a new light and a new path
for herself. Sue Elser's perform-
ance as Margaret provides just
the right introspective counter-
point to Annie Lou's panic and
mounting desperation.
This is the final weekend for
Waiting for MacArthur. The play
runs Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, March 23-25. It begins at 7
p.m. at the Firehouse Cultural
Center, 241 N. Bridge Street.
Tickets are $10 with reserva-
tions, $12 at the door. To make
reservations, please call 863-675-
3066.
The Firehouse Cultural Cen-
ter's final offering of the season
will be Seeing Stars in Dixie April
21-23 and 28-30.


doing 40-45 m.p.h. and asked
them to look to the future as traf-
fic increases.
The motion to send a letter to
FDOT supporting the speed limit
reduction was made by Com-
missioner Janet Taylor and sec-
onded by Commissioner Kevin
McCarthy. It passed, 4-1, with
Commissioner Bill Maddox cast-
ing the lone dissenting vote. He
said he had no problem with the
speed limit as it is. Commission-
er McCarthy voted for the
motion, but also said documen-
tation should be included in the
letter.


The potential number of
clients is staggering. Christine
sticks off statistics: In Glades
County, with a population of
10,576; 16 percent is 65 or older;
31.5 minority; and 18 percent
live below the poverty level.
Hendry County has a population
of 36,410; 11 percent is 65 or
older; 56 percent minority; 24
percent live below the poverty
level.
For all that, Senior Connec-
tions is the only agency here that
specializes in elder care; it's the
only safety net for many.
Christine is also looking for-
ward to doing special projects
like an Alzheimer's prevention
pilot project. She said this area
will provide a rural perspective
to this endeavor. Again, the num-
bers are huge: Collier population
97,000; 10,360 have Alzheimer's
undiagnosed; Hendry County
545 undiagnosed; GladesiCounty
247 undiagnosed
She pointed out that roughly
ten percent 'of the population
over 60 is undiagnosed with
Alzheimer's. .
She's looking to'capitalize on
a potential.incr"ease services
with additional funding and is
working on grants to make it
happen:
After a lifetime of self
reliance, many seniors find it
hard to ask family for help, but
the senior center is set up to
make it possible for them to
enjoy and maintain a healthy,
independent lifestyle.

Two injured

in hunting

accident
Thursday, March 9, Florida
Wildlife investigators and officers
investigated a hunting accident that
occurred on the Lykes Brothers
property.
Three individuals had been
turkey hunting when one of the
men saw and shot at some "move-
ment." The shot hit both of his
hunting partners. One individual
sustained multiple hits that did not
penetrate his clothing. The other
individual was driven to the hospital
in Lake Placid for treatment of four
pellets that penetrated his skin -
three in the face and one in the
hand. One of the pellets had
lodged behind his left eye and the
individual was later taken to the
Bascom-Palmer Eye Institute in
Miami. Both the shooter and the vic-
tim were on their first turkey hunt.


Hope
Continued From Page 1
seems to be an overwhelming
problem just requires a fresh out-
look. For instance, Project H.O.P.E.
found one woman whose home
who was devastated that she was
missed by the Blue Roof program.
She just did not know what to do
and could find no help anywhere
she turned till a Project H.O.P.E.
worker asked if she'd contacted
her insurance company. In her
despair, the woman had complete-
ly overlooked the obvious answer.
She made the call and by the next
day her tears were joyful.
Angela Pena is Project
H.O.P.E.'s Community Liaison and
Maribel Madrid is the Team Leader
for Hendry/Glades. Angela is a
Moore Haven resident. She said the
program is helping in many differ-
ent ways, like improving people's
health by relieving stress. Maribel, a
LaBelle resident, added that there
are many residents whose homes
still need repairs. Some folks have
bought the supplies they need,.but
now they need the labor.
Project H.O.P.E. worked with
other groups as well. The Commu-


City
Continued From Page 1
would enhance living in LaBelle.
The board unanimously voted to
approve it. Mr. Basile promised
to work with the city's design
standards.
Arcade on hold
K.C. Stanley-Lynn, president
of Old Oaks Entertainment of
LaBelle, asked for a license to
operate an amusement arcade at
140 Jaycee/Lions Blvd., the old
Lions Club.
Ms. Stanley-Lynn told the
board that the arcade would be
geared toward older adults in
particular and would be alcohol
free. Players would use their
skills to earn points or tickets
which would Ihen be exchanged
for prizes such as coupons, local
merchant gift cards and other
non-cash awards.
The commission asked Ms.
Lynn to go to the code review
.board since there is currently no
provision in the city code for
such a business. She will return
to the board for a hearing at the
April 13 meeting.


nity Rebuilding Ecumenical Work-
force (CREW) of Hendry and
Glades counties is also seeking vol-
unteers to assist residents with
repairs and continued clean up
efforts in the aftermath of Hurri-
cane Wilma. Christian Reform
World Church (CRWC) members
have done damage assessment
throughout the area, covering
widespread areas. CRWC has left
the area, but assessment will con-
tinue, and they may return soon.
Project H.O.P.E. personnel are


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every question is answered. Their.
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process to get it all worked out.


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Two are arrested after armed robbery


On March 6, Henry Godwin
reported to the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office that a man
armed with a pistol attempted.to
rob him on Kissimmee Avenue
in LaBelle.
Mr. Godwin said as he ran
from the scene, the suspect
threw a brick, striking him in the
back of his head. While deputies
were investigating the attempted
robbery, they observed a grey
Lincoln Town car, reportedly at
the scene of the attempted rob-
bery, on Suwannee Avenue
According.to a release from the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office,


deputies attempted to stop the
car, however, the driver ignored
the siren and emergency lights
and refused to stop until he was
forced to stop on Withlacoochee
Avenue.
The driver of the car, Mark
Diez Brown, age 31, was
searched as well as the car he
was driving, and deputies locat-
ed crack cocaine, hashish, mari-
juana and drug paraphernalia.
Johnnie Johnson, age 29, identi-
fied by the victim as the assailant
in the attempted armed robbery,
was located on Kissimmee
Avenue and.taken into custody,


Auxiliary deputy


class next month


Hometown hero
John Hendrick, blood mobile technician, gets Ron Baines
of LaBelle all set to go after Ron donates his gift of life on
March 9. This month $25 worth of complimentary coupons
were distributed to all blood donors which are good at
Red Lobster, Olive Garden, Bahama Breeze and Smokey
Bones BBQ. The ladies from the American Legion Auxil-
iary were also on hand to pass out cookies and juice in
addition to helping sign everyone up to vin door prizes.
Giving blood also comes with receiving a mini-checkup;
including free cholesterol check. Not a bad deal in
exchange for a little, of your time..


Jeanne Marie Sutton
There \,ill be a memorial
service for Jeanne Marie Sutton
on SundaV, March 26, at 2:30
p.m. at the LaBelle Baptist Tem-
'pie, six miles west of LaBelle on
Highway80,

Stacy Margo
Dunaway Hull
Stacy Margo Dunaway Hull,
age 4.1, left this world for a better


.place at 10 a m. on March 20,
20i06, in North Fort Myers. She
\\as born October 8, 1964, in
Sebring.
She is survived by her chil-
dren:. Kacie Mae Hull,- Wayne
Perry Hull and Robert Carl (Crys-
tal) Dunaway; parents: R.D.
"Dale" and Lois Dunaway and
step-mother Pam Dunaway; four
grandchildren; sisters: Stephanie
Goodmn-,an and Tanya Fusell;
and her significant other:.Dana
Urquhart.


April 18, at 6.00) p.m. will'be
the beginning date and time for
the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office Auxiliary Deputy Course.
The cotuse will run for six weeks
,-with sessions on Tuesdays and
Thursday from 6-10 p.m. and 8
a.m.--I p.m. on Satuldays. Each
session will be at the HCSO
Training Facility, located at the
Hendr\ County Gun Range near
Pioneer Plantation.
Sherill Ronnie Lee stated that
the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office is picking up the cost for


She \\as preceded in death b\
her husband. John Lawvience
"Larrv" Hull.
The family wishes to thank all
for their lo\e and support,
including the Hull' iarnilv. the
Urquhart family and Hope Hos-
pice. Stacg asked that, in lieu of
flowers, donations be made to-
Muscular Dystrophy or Muscular
Sclerosis
Gone but not forgotten. We
love you, Stacy. .,


Hunter safety class Saturday


The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commrriissirfn
(FWC') will host thr-TFiT- day
portion of its free hunter .safety
course Saturday in Hendry
County. Participants must have
completed the hunter safety
Web course and must have the
printout of the final report.
Participants ill learn about
current laws, safe gun handling
and wildlife identification before


taking the final test.'The safety
course also includes live-firing
instruction on a shooting range.,
The free: safety course will be
Saturday, March 25, from 8 a.m.
to 6 p.m. at the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office Shooting Range
(Between Clewiston and
SLabelle)
Space is limited. Reservations
are required and can be made
online at n-m FW\C.com/huntered


or by calling (561) 625-5126.
-Those born on or after June 1,
1975, iwho w\ish to purchase,
hurting licenses are required to
pass this course. Parents or legal
guardians must accompany chil-
dren under 16 to all classes. Chil-
dren under 18 must have a
parental release form signed by
a parent or legal guardian to par-
ticipate.in the live-fire exercises.


HCSO applicants and that there
is still time for:interested persons
to enroll. Auxiliary law enforce-
ment officers play an important
roll for law enforcement agen-
cies in many locations through-
out Florida and the nation, Many.
law enforcement professionals
started their careers as auxiliary
officers.

For more information or to
enroll for the course, please call
Nick Smith at 8663-674-4-060 ext.
102 .. '



Drug


arrest at


school
A Hendry County Sheriff's
Office School Resource Officer and
a LaBelle High School administra-
tor discovered a student skipping
school in the parking lot of LaBelle
High School. According to a report
by Sheriff Ronnie Lee, the student
\as hiding in a white in color vehi-
cle, which also contained some
tobacco products which are not
allowed on school property.
SThe owner of the vehicle was
summQoned. and \\hen ,asked if'
there \\ as arn thing telse that should
not be on school property respond-
ed tltordwa s nothing-and gave per-
missiot to search the vehiclee The
ensuing search produced a quanti-
ty of marijuana. The owner of the
vehicle was arrested for possession
of marijuana, while the other stu-
dent was arrested for disruption of
a school function. Both juveniles
were transported to the Hendry
County Jail for processing by juve-
nile authorities.


SPRING FLIN


by deputies;


sion of narcotic, paraphernalia.


Johnnie Johnson was charged
Sheriff Ronnie Lee said Mark with aggravated battery, criminal
Diez Brown was charged with
possession of cocaine, posses- mischief and robbery with a
sion of marijuana and posses- firearm.
If you are buying or selling
in the LaBelle area call
Greg Bone!
Phone: 1-863-835-0191
Fax: 1-863-675-6575
e-mail:
greg.bone@soland.com
.,. website:
www.labelleproperties.com
i..1ty "1.1l S MaIr, 5I -er
Greg Bone Southern LaBelle, FL 53
Realtor land investments 8 Real Estate


\\'e wouldd like to thank all of youI for your
thoughts, prayers, phone calls, love, help
and your special services during our time of


need.


SMay God Bless You
Stan Brown and Family


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QUESTION: Dear Hope:
My husband and 1 are trying to decide whether we should go ahead and sell
our home now or sometime in the near future. I keep hearing that the mar-
ket is slowly but surely, not moving as quickly. How will this affect the sale
of our home?
Sincerely, Batwoman (aka, Batman the beagle's "frexy" wife)
ANSWER: pear Batwoman:
SThe question you have asked marks a key component to your selection
S process when determining the right Realtor to market your property. Your
S Realtor should have the knowledge and experience to be able .:. .:.:.uiil
you about the differences in the market forces that will drive the sale price of your home Thi. ll
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In a slower buyers' Ii : ,I r: ..ri..i.J.lii: i j- i.'r.ul.: i 1, i.- ,, I. .Ir' FOr example, spend a little
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rates, supply of inventory, etc. Your Realtor should always keep you informed about the latest articles
about the economy, provide new'CMAs more often, and carefully handle emotional objections by
using facts, data, and logic.
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to hear it from the listing agent on a consistent basis. Pricing strategies must be adjusted: For exam-
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lots, &/or acreage. Basically, If you aren't zoned commercial and/or industrial and.you decide it is
time to sell, you can bet you will be defining the.market as it becomes more realistic and more buyer
friendly
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It is a hometown forum so visit the page as often as you would like and
share your comments (but no personal attacks or profanities, please).
You can also.make a comment by calling our Sound Off 24-hour opin-
ion line at 675-4516. Comments will be published in the newspaper as
space permits.
Help! Where are all the farriers in this town! I have tried and tried to
find one for my two horses. I know other people who can't get a hold
of one either! This is an agriculture town and I can't believe we don't
have at least two of them here.

Thank You


Every reunion
gets better
The LaBelle High School
Reunion was held at Maple Cor-
ner Club House this last Saturday.
Everyone had a great time. There
were 89 attending. We had a
teacher that taught P.E. in 1951-
52. She was Norma Jean Eurton
and now lives in Tennessee. We
were glad to see her again. Also,
we had another teacher that is a
regular, Coach Glen and Virginia
Hollingsworth. It is always good
to have our teachers attending.
They can keep us in order as they
did at school!
We want h to thank Mr. Layton
and his wife for allowing us to use
the Club House and also the Muse
Fire Department for the use of the
tables and chairs. Without these it
would not have been possible to
have the celebration. Alsc, I
would like to thank all others that
helped in riumerous way\s. Every-
one contributes to the fun we
*have. We are already looking for-
ward to next year. This was the
17th reunion we have'had and
each one better!
Thankyou-all,
FriedaBullington

Poppy drive helpers
appreciated
I was the head of the American
Legion Auxiliary 2006 Poppy drive
that took place on Feb. 11 and 12.
I would like to give sincere
thanks to all the volunteers who
gave two hours of their valuable
time, with a special thanks to Bob
and Pat Hashman and Bill and



Letters to the

Golf carts on
the roadways
I would like to respond to Ms.
Meister's article from"last week
with the large title "No Golf Carts
on Roadways," which evidently
is to promote her belief that they
do not belong on the street.
Interestingly, the article with
the large caption about golf carts
was placed directly under. one
about a fatal motorcycle acci-
dent. There have been several
motorcycle accidents recently
invoking severe injuries or
death I have nothing against
motorcycling, it probably is great
fun, but dangerous, and I would
like to point out that they are per-
fectly legal on the roadways.
From what I understand a stray
dog '(not legal) caused the acci-
dent. Also legal are bicycles and
even motorized wheel chairs. As
with motorcycles, there also are
statutes regarding their opera-
tion on the roadways. The
wheelchairs, called "electric per-
sonal assistive mobility devices"
are legal on streets posted
25m.p.h. and even legal to cross
a street of a higher speed limit at


Diane Davis who did two hours
on Friday and again on Saturday.
Special thanks to Bob Mims
who stepped in for a no-show on
short notice.
Last but-certainly not least our
heart felt thanks to Carl Pretz who
stood in for three no-shows plus
did3' 1/2 hours at the Friday night
fish fry.
Barbara Cochran

Help with Alzheimer's
No longer able to care for my
husband who suffers from the
dreaded Alzheimer's disease. I
placed him at Oakbrook of
LaBelle. I cannot say enough
about,the wonderful care he has
received. Everyone has been
kind, caring and verN professional
both Jim and myself.
I would like to mention all the
,staff by name, but I'm .sure I
would leave someone out, so to
you ladies in the kitchen, what a
great job you're doing. Those
who feed the residents that are
'unable to. feed themselves, you
take your time and seeothat every-
one has their fill. Thank yo'u!
The nurses, C.N.A.s, activity
department"and all of you that
give of yourselves are very special
people. Thank you! The office
staff has been there to assist and
comfort me. Thank you, ladies;
you made the transition much.
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Thankyou, everyone,
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Editor

an intersection. So what is the
big deal about golf carts? Could
it be more Who i driving them
than the vehicle itself'
The city commissioners could
write an ordinance making golf
carts legal on the village streets.
It is my understanding that three
of the five (city commissioners)
own one and I have personally
seen two of the three being driv-
en on the streets. Commission-
ers, why don't you write the ordi-
nance that would allow this
harmless bit of enjoyment to be
legal?
I. know that law enforcement
cannot possibly see every.traffic
violation that occurs, but would-
n't it be good if parents would
take notice of how their children
are driving and forbid them the
use of a car until they show
some responsibility? I would
think the same thing would
apply to children on golf carts.
They are not toys-they are vehi-
cles. There is a.proper and an
improper way to operate any
,device you could name and I
believe this fact should be most
notable.
Elsie Voorheis


Find tax relief: Set up a foundation


Financial
Tips


For those of you who are finan-
cially blessed with large estates,
be it land holdings, a business, an
investment portfolio or whatever,
here is an idea you probably
never thought about. Set up your
own foundation.
When people hear about
foundations, they think of big
names like Rockefeller, Ford, Mel-
lon or Dupont, but in the United
States there are literally thousands
of different foundations. Because
foundations give away money or
donations, you may believe that
setting up a foundation means
just being philanthropic and
handing over everything you own
to strangers. Well, not all founda-
tions are quite so benevolent.
First of all, when doing your-
estate planning, take advantage of
voul personal-exemption; marital
deduction, bequests, charitable
deductions and maximize your
discounts (something 1 may dis-
cuss in a later column) and use.
other techniques to reduce your
estate tax liability. After doing all
of that, you can consider a foun-
dation for the following reasons.
You can move a very large taxable


instructions, i.e. your cash-pro-
ducing farm may still be a cash-
prodtucing farm.
Foundations have many differ-
ent classifications that have pretty,
much something for everyone.
The classifications include civic,
religious, institutional, profession-
al, medical, community and spe-
cial-object and family. The object
is to choose how future distribu-
tions will be made, so that you
will know the money going out
during your lifetime, after your
lifetime, or both, is getting where
you want it..
By the way, did I mention that
your foundation has to be proper-
ly managed?,You need to appoint
people (directors), to both man-
age the assets of your foundation
and also determine who gets the
distributions each year. Well, who
better to do this than your heirs?
Certainly your sons and daugh-
ters, per stirpes, should be hired
to do this, and of course be paid a
salary for their work out of the
corpus of the trust! Did you just
create, a nice and legitimate,
employment opportunity for your
familyy which includes travel and


Taxing times: How did we get here?
Was it Hodiiwh si


Was it Houdini who said,
"There are two things in life you It'S your world
can't escape, death and taxes." l .t Involvedd
For a guv dho made his life Get vi
escaping, only to die Iroing, how the issue, it makes the point in a
prophetic his wordshave proven to reasonablyft, lw/
be as taxes now prove to be the Treaon, 'l"actua a ,
single most burdensome, unman-is tractor, tax s mle,
single t-" '"r 'e "unmand. each him taxes are the rule.
ageable drain on the business and Tahis cow, tax his goat and x
families of America. hpntax his c ax s goat and t
It's only been within the last hispants,ax his hirtsco a ou
hndred years that taxes have driv- Tax hisor ties, tax his shirts, as you
hundred v 'ars thattaxeshave driv-. .. .
tax his work and his dirt.
en the U. S. economy a Tax his tobacco, tax his drink
Prior to then, import tariffs total- and tax him iffhe tries to think.
ly funded a self-sufficient economy. Tax hisbooze, tax his beers and
The I. S was the most prosper- his ooze, tax his eers and
ous nation in the world, with no Tax hisbills and tax his gas as
national debt, a positive trade bal- u x his noes sh
ance and a burgeoning working Tax him good'andlet him know
class, withMom able to stay home that after taxes, he has n dough.
and beaMother. If he hollers, tax him more. Tax
What happened? him until he's good and sore.
Tax his coffin, and tax his grave,
Taxes, while taxing the sod in which he
taxes, taxes lasPut these words upon his tomb.
I haven't been able to pin down Taxes drove me to my doom.
the source of a whimsical rhyme And when he's gone, we won't
on taxes, but once you get by the relax.
attempt at reducing the severity of We'll still be after the inheri-


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Friday, March 24
American Legion Fish Fy: 5-7
p.m. Legion Post 130, Highway 80
VFW 10100 Aux.: Friday meal,
$6,5-? p.m., post homeon SR 29S
AA: Step 11 Meditation Meeting
7 p.m. Episcopal Church of the
Good Shepherd, Collingswood &
Eucalyptus, Port LaBelle, open
meeting
Bingo! Our Lady Queen of
Heaven Catholic Church, Early bird
6:45, Regular at 7 p.m. NO Smok-
ing

Sunday, March 26
AA: 7 p.m. Episcopal Church of
the Good Shepherd, Collingswood
& Eucalyptus, Port LaBelle, open
discussion

Monday, March 27
Weight Watchers: Weigh in
and registration at 5:30 p.m., meet-
ing at 6 p.m., First Christian
Church, Social Hall, 138 Ford
Avenue.
Bingo: 6:30 p.m. American
Legion Hall, Hwy. 80W
Moose Lodge #2398: 8 p.m.
Moose Lodge Lions/Jaycee Blvd.
Narcotics Anonymous: 8 p.m.
Episcopal Church of the Good
Shepherd, Collingswood & Euca-
lyptus, Port LaBelle, open meeting

Tuesday, March 28
Kiwanis Club: 7 a.m., Flora and


Ella's, Hwy.80
Hobby Class: 9:00-11:00 a.m.
Woman's Club, Hwy. 80W
RotaiyClub: Boo Boo's Restau-
rant, noon
Teen Center: Hendry County
Health Dept., 325 Pratt Blvd., 3-7
p.m.
School Board: 5:30 p.m. Clewis-
ton sub-office
County Commission: 6:30 p.m.
Courthouse
F&AM: lodge on Jaycee/Lions
Blvd. dinner meeting, 6 p.m.
Heartland CHADD: (Children
and Adults with Attention Deficit
Disorders) Fourth Tuesday, 7 p.m.,
LaBelle High School, teacher in-
service points available.
LaBelle Masonic Lodge #379
F&AM: 7:30 p.m. Jaycee/Lions
Blvd.
AA: 12 Step/Big Book study
group, 8 p.m., First Christian
Church, Ford Avenue, open meet-
ing

Wednesday,
March 29
AA: Big Book Meeting: Noon,
Episcopal Church of the Good
Shepherd, Collingswood & Euca-
lyptus, Port LaBelle, open meeting
Wednesday Night Kids: 6-7
p.m., Caloosa Baptist Church, for
youth in grades 6-12 at 500 W Hwy;
80. Phone 675-2348
PPVFD: drill 7 p.m.
AA 8 p.m. at the Alva Recreation
Hall.


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fee, animal abuse fines,. federal
income, federal unemployment,
fishing 'license, fishing species
license, food license, gasoline tax,
hunting license, inheritance lax,
interest tax, inventory tax, IRS
fines penalties, IRS interest, liquor
tax, loan fees, luxury tax, local
inconme tax, marriage license,-.
Medicare tax, property' tax, real
estate tax, recreational vehicle tax,
septic permit, service charges,:
Social Security, sales tax, school
tax, state income, state unemplovy
ment, telephone federal excise,
telephone universal service fee,
Telephone, federal, state and. local
surcharges, telephone minimum'
usage surcharge, telephone state
and local tax, tolls: bridge, road
and tunnel, utility taxes, truckers
road usage taxes, vehicle registra-
tion tax, vehicle sales tax, \well per-
nit and workers s Compensation.
Maybe, before it gets too pollut-
ed to be navigable, it's not too late
to have a Caloosahatchee Tea
Party? ,
Respectfull\,
T.W. BillNeville


Caloosa Belle/Donna Meister
Question of the week: How did you manage to survive
FCAT week? How do you think you did?


Daphne Glisson, age 15,
10th grader said, "I'm
,- glad that it's over, The
reading portion was easy,
,but the math was harder. I
think I. did good on the
exam. I hope ]I passed,
because I would not want
S to do.it again next year."





Fidel Sanchez, age 16,
!0th grader, said, "Math
was hard and reading
was okay. The practice
tests were nothing like
the FCAT test, which was
much harder. I'm not sure
how I did on the math."





Lashay Devisme, age 16,
11th grader, said, "There
was a lot of pressure. I
was finished in half the
time allowed,. so I'm 90
percent sure that I did
fine. I only had to take the
science portion."





Connor McVey age 16,
11th grader said, "I only
had to take the science
part. It was a lot worse for
the 10th graders. I think I
did well. There was a lot of
random stuff. Of course,
math is included when you
are working on science."


business allowances?
Now, let us consider a "coinci-
dental" side-benefit. Your son,
Junior, visits his Alma Matter,
Most Wonderful University, and
he meets with its endowment.
fund director. One of the named
benefactors.of your foundation is
any approved university, and your
son is considering giving them
some of your foundation money.
The endowment fund director
happens to ask your son if he
would consider a position on the
board of the university, and .he, of
course, says yes to the request. He
also receives an expense and trav-
el allowance and some compen-
sation for his work in his new
capacity, as a director at theuni-
versity. Your foundation has now
hired \your son directly and also
indirectly gotten-him a second
employment opportunity.
Throughout this whole time,
your foundation is saving you
money, doing well for the com-,
munity, employing your children
and grandchildren and so forth,
and enjoying some measure of
liability protection. Life is good.
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byWayneC. Swtzer

sum from the grips of the IRS to a
nearly non-taxable charitable
trust, or foundation, thus, preserv-
ing that portion of your estate that
would have gone to the tax man.
Although there are some
important regulations yoq, must
abide by such as making minimal
annual distributions to-approved
organizations and .charities,
those things are generally accept-
able to the creators of the founda-
tion. After all, you set up your
foundation to accomplish things
and goals that you want done,
and once created, your founda-.
tion may actually grow in size
each year. The assets that you
used to fund your foundation are
still invested consistent with.your


tance tax!"
With most of the U S.'s popula-
tion having grown up \ith the per-
sonal with-holding taxes and that
dreaded W-2 statement., tie\ have
successfully "dumbed down" the
U. S. wage earner to the point
where he overpass his with-hold-
ing in order to gel a refund on his
own money. In doing so, they have
cleverly conditioned e\ery %vage
earner into accepting this form of
taxation while countless other hid-
den forms .of taxation force fami-
lies into multi-wage earner roles
It occurs to me that if Federal
and State income taxes were not
W-2'd, and came due in one annual
payment, there would be a tax rev-
olution and the IRS would be gone.
To further make my point, the
following is all of the levied taxes
that I can think of. Please feel free
to add any that I might have over-
looked:
Accounts receivable, building
Permits, boat license, capital gains,
CDL license, code violations, con-
struction licenses, corporate
income, dog license, duck stamp







nlnnnsa Belle. Thursday, March 23,2006


Forrey Grill: It's a


By Donna Meister
The first time Barbara Bailey
drove over the Caloosahatchee
Bridge and saw the Forrey Build-
ing, she fell in love with it. That
was several years ago. Little did.
she know that one day, she would
be running a restaurant at that
very spot. It was while in Arizona
and searching for an opportunity
to re-enter the business, that she
saw the Riverside Real Estate's
website and found that the restau-
rant was for sale. As they say, the
rest is history.
Barbara has been in the food
service business for years. In fact,
this is her fourth restaurant. Origi-
nally from Michigan. Barbara and
daughter Raymon Grigg had relo-
cated to Lehigh. She helped the
owners of Maria's Restaurant
build that business for ten years.
In 1999 she was given the oppor-
tunity to purchase it and ran the,
business for over five years, with
Raymon as the general manager.
She then sold the restaurant and
took a break for two years, travel-
ing with her husband to Califor-
nia, Arizona and Nevada.
It was at Maria's that Barbara
met her love and second hus-
band, R.J. Bailey. Having started
in the medical field 17 years ago,
he is a Registered Nurse and Para-
medic, presently working at
Lehigh Medical Center's Emer-
gency Department. Cn his off
days, R.J. performs all the mainte-
nance, repairs and remodeling at
the Forrey Grill, including the
beautiful bar and cabinetry in the
back lounge. His carpentry,
woodworking and remodeling
skills have come in handy and the
restaurant has never looked bet-
ter or more inviting


Caloc
Raymon is ready to take an order from I
and Mom, Barbara Bailey and R.J. Bailey


A decorated veteran of the
Vietnam War, R.J. served as a
combat infantryman with the First
Air Cavalry Division during com-
bat operations throughout the
northern half of Vietnam in 1967-
68. He is also an avid baseball
player, active in the Roy Hobbs
Adult Baseball League of South-
west Florida. Last year, he and
best friend Ron Kennedy formed
their own Roy Hobbs World
Series team, the Lehigh Legends,
which is sponsored b\ the Forres
Grill.
Barbara loves the homey
atmosphere of Forrey Grill. She
also loves the location the historic
building and good karma that she
feels there After Maria's 35
employees, a high end chef and
the white linen napkins, Barbara
was read\ to' downsize and have a
more relaxed atmosphere. She
especially likes serving the local
town folks and they seem to


appreciate
Working
plenty tor
has worked
and feels sc
she doesn'
working or
also feels
to work w
day.
Everyth
place for I
was just
friend and
happened
tired of th
Michigan
care to Flo
Head Chef
Pal dale.
she is ver
appreciate
ly and help
Ochran, wv
supportive
day one,


family affair

immenselyrespects.
If you haven't.already tried the
great food and prices at Forrey's
Grill then you are in for a real
treat. The loaded salad bar and
Homemade soups made daily are
i the real draw for the business
lunch bunch. Barbara has
Received lots of positive feedback
on her menu of hearty deli sand-
% wiches, hot or cold sub sand-
Swiches, specialty salads and burg-
.. ers. Grouper and pasta entrees
are top sellers. She is continually
Working on the menu, introduc-
ing them gradually.
Monday night special is usually
77 a homestyle dinner to order with
mashed potatoes, gravy and
osa Belle/Donna Meister green beans. Tuesday night offers
Forrey's Grill owner very popular two burgers for the
y. price of one. Wednesday night
brings your choice of Italian pasta
herchanges. dishes, Friday and Saturday
g six days a week is nights, slow cooked prime rib is
Barbara! She feels she served as the special. Fresh bread
ed too many Sundays is available and is delivered daily
o blessed in herlife that from St. Armand's Bakery.
t want to be open and The Forrey Grill is open from
n the "Lord's Day." She 11 a.m. until 8 p.m., Monday
very blessed to be able through Friday, and Saturday from
ith her daughter every II a.m. until 8 p.m. during sea-
son. The restaurant is closed on
ing seemed to fall into Sunday. Happy hour is from 4-6
his lovely lady, as if it p.m., with no minors in the back
meant to be. An old bar area. Draft and bottled beers
co-w\orker even even are available, as well as good
to call to say he \\as wines sold by the bottle or the
ie freezing winters in glass. Munchies and an occasion-
and was ready to relo- al free taco bar are included.
rida. Bubba is now the Starting the end of May, the
and is happily living in Forrey Grill will be hosting a
Barbara also states that weekly Euchre Tournament in the
ry fortunate and very back bar. Please stop in and speak
e to have such a friend- to Michelle to sign up. R.J., Bar-
>ful landlord, Miss Clara bara and Raymon and the Forrey
'ho has been extremely Grill staff would like to welcome
of the Forrey Grill from everyone to the restaurant and
and who Barbara they look forward to meetingyou.


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Forum focuses on women's issues


Saturday, April I, The Caloosa-
hatchee Charter Chapter of the
American Business Women's
Association presents its first
Women's Forum Working
Towards A Healthy & Successful
You. Guest Speakers are Carol
Simontacchi, MS, CCN, renowned
certified nutritionist and author of
Heart Health for Women and
Patrice Winovich. CPIA who is an
Adjunct Professor, author and
consultant speaking on Identity
Theft.
The forum Will be at the Carl-
son Memorial United Methodist
Church (Social Hall) from 8:30
a.m. -1 p.m. Enjoy brunch and
door prizes. Tickets are $12.50
and available at the Chamber of
Commerce or call Sherry 675-
3278 or Karan 675-9396.
-;Carol Simontacchi, MS, CCN,
is a nationally renowned speaker
and educator. Her first profession-
al love is nutrition science and
counseling. She enjoys
sharing her knowledge of the pro-
fession with audiences around
the country.
Carol has authored numerous
books and training courses and
she is the publisher and editor of a


Carol Simontacchi
monthly\ on line health newsletter
called "jour Personal Health" and'
"Inflammation News"
Carol earned her Master of Sci-
ence Degree from Columbia
Pacific University in 1997, her cer-
tification as a clinical nutritionist
through the Clinical Nutritionist
Certification Board, and is a pro-
fessional member of the Interna-
tional and American Associations
of Clinical Nutritionists. She
served as the President of the
Society of Certified Nutritionists.
Carol lives with her family in Ft.
Myers.
Patrice Winovich, CPIA is a
State Certified Continuing Educa-


tion Instructor. Adjunct Professor
at Edison College, corporate train-
er, author and consultant, special-
izing in insurance education and
debt management: Her career
spans over 25 years in insurance.
debt management and education.
She is a licensed property casualty
agent and a well-rounded speaker
with a specialty in commercial
lines insurance and claims.
Patrice is a 1980 graduate of
Indiana University of Pennsylva-
nia and holds a Bachelor of Sci-
erice degree iii Consuner Ser-
vices- '-'" a" d Safety'
Management. She draws on her
corporate and entrepreneurial
experience to pursue her passion
for educating peers, colleagues,
and the community. Her classes
are upbeat and educational, so
you can always apply the infor-
mation to real life situations. She
is president and owner of Essen-
tial Training Solutions located in
Naples
Join them for an outstanding
opportunity here in LaBelle. Tick-
ets are available at the Chamber
of Commerce, M-F 9A-3P or call
Sherry 675-3278 or Karan 675-
9396 to make reservations.


Langley,


Ballard


are wed
Amber, Jamielyn and
Charlene Ballard are proud
to announce the recent wed-
ding of their father, James R.
Ballard: of LaBelle, to Ms.
Tara Langley. The ceremony
was a private one attended
only by family members on
March 20, 2006. Ms. Lang-
ly's mother, Ms. Roberta
Langley of Engelwood, and
sister, Mrs. Krystal Cottillion,
attended the bride.
Groomsmen included Ms.
Langley's brothers, Shawn
Langley, Cesar Garcia and
Noah Garcia. Also in atten-
dance were Mrs. Stephanie
Stuber. Mr. Matthew Ballard
and Mr. Adam Cottillion. Mr.
Ballard's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Ballard of LaBelle,
\were unable to attend due to
family illness.


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Fisheating Creek Wildlife Management Area, West of
US 27.
Permits will be issued for two hog control time periods,
April 7 -.9, 2006 and April 14 16, 2006. Twenty-five
permits will be issued for each hog control period.
Permits will be issued on a first-come, first-serve basis
to individuals 16 years of age or older. Permits will
only be distributed at the Fisheating creek WMA
check-station at the FEC Campground located on US
Highway 27 in Palmdale, on Saturday, April 1, 2006 begin-
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Permitees will be allowed to take wild hogs with no
size or bag limit. The use of dogs for capturing or tak-
ing hogs is prohibited. Firearms will be limited to a
shotgun with #1 Buckshot or later.
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Fisheating Creek WMA office at 863-946-1194.


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6 Caloosa Belle, Thursday, March 23, 2006


FDOT says goodbye to Glen Hudson


There's no place you can buy29
years on the job. So, when some-
one with that kind of experience
retires, it's bound to leave a hole.
And that's just what Glen
Hudson's leaving the FDOT
LaBelle center is going to do,
according to Operations Center
Manager Shone Phillips. After
four years at that position, he
understands how hard a man
like Glen Hudson is to come by
and to replace.
Glen started in May 1977. Over
the years, he's just about done it
all. There isn't a machine in the
yard he can't run and he was a
hard man to beat doing mainte-
nance, carpentry; electric,
plumbing and masonry. From
1983-95 he was a dragline opera-
tor. He can drive truck, operate a
loader and low boy. He even
worked after hours when acci-
dents required someone to help
alongside the road.
He was able to do, so much,
Shone said, "nothing slows him


Birthdays

March 23: Glenda Walker,
Preston Long, Jr., Juanita Bush,
Jack Hyatt, Matthew Winn, Sara
Catherine English, Kathy
Williams, Jeanette Burchard,
Annette N. King, John Bradley
Carter
March 24: Rosa Lee Hull, Sara
Willis, Laura Welsh, Charlotte
Durno, Don Lewis, Jr., Jennifer
Finks Davis, Lewis Watson,
Jimmy Croley, Amy Ann Lucio,
Dale Conyers, Daniel S. Gonza-
lez
March 25: Oliver Murray,
Della Ridgdill, Paul Lewis,
Tammy O'Ferrell, Buster Steed,
Pat Lambert, Jimmy Hull, Scot
Snyder, Brice Reynolds, Kristia
Tillett, Steven Lynn, Rick Logue
March 26: Ross Hall, Rose
Marie Griner, Norma Bridges,
Jodie Holland, Kenneth Pickles,
Sr., Gladys Caves, Andy Medina,
Pete Schram, Amanda, Rachel,
Jamie Rachel
March 27: Gerald Jones, Pat
Bell, Merle Smith, Jadon Hull,
William Groves, Abel Nieto, Jr.
March 28: Brenda Beer, Tim
Woodrum, Laddie Maralt, Sal-
vador Medina, Larry Mason, Lisa
McCormick, Pat Dankanich,
Mary Anderson, Linda Davis,
L-achiquita Purchase, Nikki Yea-
"ger
March 29: Thomas Gaskins,
Jr., Jeannette Watson, Irene Stet-
son, Larry Davidson, Jane Ann
Meek, Kelly St. Andre, Buster
Wilson, Kevin DiPofi, Salvador
Carmona, Jennifer Robertson.
March 30: John Kiseli, Her-
man Pinion, Sandra English, Eric
Bailey


down. I've known him for years
and he does everything we need
him to. It will be difficult to fill his
position." He added that when
DOT got its new facility, Glen
matched in the old building with
the new training room and said
that one of the hardest things
he's done over the years is deal
with inmate labor. "He will be
highly missed,"
Shone said before he present-
ed Glen with a plaque at his
retirement party at Ortona Indian
Mound Park on March 16.
For his part, Glen was smiling
from ear-to-ear, but he said he'll
miss the people he's worked
with so long, He recalled how,
over the years, his workload
increased and the yard got better
equipment. He very much appre-
ciated the fact that Debbie Hunt,
Director of Operations for District
1, stopped by the yard that morn-
ing to congratulate him and the
letter from District Maintenance
Engineer Sharon Hendrick and


Caloosa Belle/Patty Brant
Retiree Glen Hudson, left, is congratulated by LaBelle Oper-
ations Center Manager Shone Phillips on the occasion of his
retirement. ;,
District I Secretary StanCann. He tant Betsy Wineinger, Shone
especially i\ anted to convey his Phillips and tp "all v\ho had a
thanks to Administrative Assis- partin the party.


Gountas new DOH consultant


The Hendry and Glades County
Health Department has appointed
John Gountas as the new planning
consultant and Public Information
Officer.
Mr. Gountas has been a Claims
Adjuster, Examiner and Investiga-
tor with the Division of Disabilities;
for the Florida Department of
Health for over 2 years in Tallahas-
see, Fl. During the 2004 weather
calamities he served as a volunteer
at the Emergenc- Support Function


at the State Emergerncv Operations
Center Social Securit and for this
activity he %was one the patties
awarded with the Social Security.
Administration Commissioner's
citation for outstanding service to
the citizens of Florida.
Prior to that position he was
contracted by the Diplomatic Secu-
rity Service of the U.S. Department
of State for a period of o er 2 earss
where he actively participated in
the effort against terrorism.


Arts Degree in Political Science
from Murray State University in
1994, and he earned his Master
degree in Defense and Strategic
Studies from Southwest Missouri
State Linivetsity in 1999.

The mission of the Hendry and
Glades County Health Departments
isto protect and promote the health
of all people in the Hendry and
Glades Counties through adequate


Department of Health (DOHt and
the Florida Department of Educa-
lion (DOE) join to celebrate Nation-
al Nutrition Month.. March has
been designated to promote
healthy eating and physical activity
not only throughout the month, but
over the entire year and beyond.
'We must be proactive with our
health," said DOH Secretary M.
Rony Frangois, M.D., M.S.P.H.,
Ph.D. "Healthy eating habits and
daily physical activity can help
improve and reduce the risks of
obesity, heart disease and stroke."
National Nutrition Month-&
begins immediately following
Florida's statewide physical activity.
initiative, Step Up, Florida 'The
third-annual -fitness project was
showcased throughout Florida's 67
counties to help Floridians take
action on their health.
According to the 2004 Behav-
ioral Risk Factor Surveillance Sur-
vey (BRFSS), a total of 59.6 percent
of Florida adults were overweight
(36.8 percent) or obese (22.8 per-
cent), which is a 69 percent
increase since 1986. In addition,


Activit' and Nutrition Survey
(YPANS. indicated only 22 percent
of middle school students reported
eating five or more servings of
fruits or vegetables per day. The
2005 Youth Risk Behavior Survey
IYRBS also indicated that only 22
percent of Florida high school stu-
dents ate five or more servings of.
fruits or vegetable each. day during
a seven-day period.
DOH and DOE encourage
Floridians to follow the tips below
in order to monitor their health and
weight:.
Make smart choices from
every food group;
. Besure to stay within daily.
caloric needs;
Get the most nutrition out of


SParticipate in regular physical:
activities (which is important for
o erall health and fitness); and,
SPlay it safe with foods.
DOH promotes and protects
the health and safety of all people
in Florida through the delivery of
quality public health services and
the promotion of health care stan-
dards. For more information
about nutrition, please visit DOH's
Web site at www.doh.state.fl.us
and select obesity prevention or
Five a Day from the drop down
box. To access nutrition, in
schools, please visit DOE's Web
site at www.fldoe.org and select
site index frorti the shortcut drop
down box and highlight food and'
nutrition.


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Caloosa Belle/Beverly Johnston
Pet photo of the week.
Ringo Johnston loves riding "shotgun," especially when he
gets to wear his Foster Grant sunglasses! If you would like
to submit a pet photo for consideration for publication in the
Caloosa Belle, please e-mail a 5 inch jpeg digital photo with
a high resolution to: Donna Meister at cbnewsrm@strato.net,
or drop off a photo to the Caloosa Belle, or mail to the
Caloosa Belle, P.O. Box 518, LaBelle; FL. 33975. Photos may
be picked up at the Caloosa Belle office during working
hours. We need your name, phone number (in case we have
any questions), pets name, age, breed of pet and a caption.
We are looking for something silly, fun, unusual or thought
provoking. Sorry, we are not just looking for really cute ani-
mal photos and definitely nothing cruel or harmful. No pic-
tures printed on your home computer can be accepted.


AARP. Don't get stuck

with plan you don't need
By AARP Florida medical condition changes, but
AARP Florida opposes a state your HMO won't pay for extra
plan to force Floridians 60+ to care you need, you could be
join a managed-care plan (like stuck in a bad plan for up to a
an HMO) if they need vital Med- year. And if a managed-care
icaid long-term care services, provider won't pay for care you
Part 2 of a series explains the need, then you must choose
plan's flaws. between paying for private care
Reason #2: Seniors could get or skipping vital medical treat-
stuck in a managed-care plan ment.
that may not provide the care You can appeal an HMO's
they need.. decision, but the process is corn-
The state says the Florida plex and frustrating. Who fights
Senior Care plan will give Medic- for frail, vulnerable Florida sen-
aid participants a high quality of iors with no family or advocates
care. But vulnerable seniors nearby"
could get stuck in a managed- To be connected toll-free to
care program that won't pay for your legislator regarding Florida
vital care. Senior Care, please call 1-800-
Once a Medicaid participant 880-7640. For more information,
is in this program, \ou will have please visit w\-ww.aarp.org'fl.
30 days to decide on a plan. If Next week- Even bureaucrats
you won't or can't decide, state who designed this plan admit it
"choice counselors" will make won't, reduce state Medicaid
your "choice" for you. If your costs.


Joke of

the week


One flaw in women
Women have strengths that
amaze men.
They bear hardships and they
carry burdens, but they hold happi-
ness, love and joy.
They smile when they want to
scream,
They sing when theywant to cry.
They cry when they are happy
and laugh when they are nervous.
Theyfightforwhattheybelieveinr
The\ stand up to injustice.
They don't take "no" for an
answer when they believe there is
a better solution.
They go %without so their family
can have.
SThey go to the doctor with a
frightened friend.
They love unconditionally.
They cry when their children
excel and cheer when their friends
get awards.
They are happy when they hear


about a birth or a \ wedding.
Their hearts break when a
friend dies.
They grieve at the loss of a fami-
ly member, yet they are, strong
when they think there is no
strength left.
They know that ahug.and a kiss
can heala broken heart.
Women come in all shapes,
sizes and colors.
They'll drive, fly, walk, run or e-
mail you to show how much they
care about you.
The heart of a woman is what
makes the world keep turning.
They bring joy, hope and love.
They have compassion and ideas.
They give moral support to their
family and friends.
Women have vital things to say
and everything to give.
HOWEVER. IF THERE IS ONE.
FLAW IN WOMEN, IT IS THAT
THEY FORGET THEIR WORTH.


Sports Shorts


Enter Legion
golf tournament
Dana-Ho\ward-\\eekley Arneri-
can Legion Post 130 is having its
annual Arthur J.
DeVarne. Child Welfare Foun-


nation Golf Tournament at The
Glades Golf Course on Sunday,
March 26, 2006 112 miles east of
LaBelle on Hwy 80) to benefit The
American Legion Child Welfare
Foundation, Inc. The cost is $40
per player which will include 18
holes of golf with a cart, and


lunch will be served in our Post
after the tournament. Trophies
will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd
and 3rd place finishing teams.
$100 will be given to the closes to
the pin on two different named
holes. Applications can be picked
up at the Post. Help us raise funds


for our future -our children! Hole
Sponsorship is only $50. Last year
The American Legion Child Wel-
fare Foundation, Inc., gave out
$611.275 in grants to 21 Chil-
dren's organizations. For more
info contact Dennis R. Bofand at
863-675-5340


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Criminal Defense Attorney
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Barber Shop
4 Barbers
Late Nights Thurs 9 8
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1362 Thivip"r. Fod.J
LaBelle, FL
9:00 a.m. Sunday Worship
The Lords Supper 1", 3" & 5" Sundays
Bible Study Sundays at 10:15 a.m.
Where everybody is Somebody- and Jesus is lord
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13 Missouri St. Suite A
LaBelle, FL
(863) 675-1880
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State hFarm Is there."


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COMPANY
AUCTIONS 8 ESTATE SETTLEMENT
390 North Bridge Street
LaBelle. FL 33935
863/675-6400
Fax: 863/612-0250
Cell: 239/246-3094
Mark C. Schoenwald,
Certified Estate Specialist
AU 2936 AB 2171


Classic CONCEPTS H IR
AND TANNING SALON
283 South Bridge St
LaBelle, FL 33935
(863) 674-1122
Hours
Monday thru Wednesday
9 am. to 7 p.m.
Thursday and Friday
9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday 9 am. to 12 p.m.
Smart Tan Accredited Salon


IGLESIA BAUTISTA
NUEVO TESTAMENT
300 DaisSt. En ,:qulir d J Ervir A..
Domingo: Servicio 10 01 i fIm.
Estudio Biblico 6:00 p,m.
Martes: Servicio 7:30 pm.
Srf',:r f E.n Mdll,:ajii
863-674-0837
Iglesia: 674-0838
Ciro C,.: 571-0377 .
Todos estan invitados
a nuestra nueva Iglesia


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COUNSELING i
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LANDSCAPE
MAINTENANCE!
CELL:
863-673-4091
licensed and insured


Osceola Concrete
SServices LLC

Colored Stamped Concrete
Lanais, Drives, Walks
Interior, Exterior, Acid Staining
Concrete Repair and Resealing

863-674-9073
863-843-0333
Licensed and Insured



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ELECTRIC
Serving LaBelle Since 1979
Industrial
Commercial
Residential
State Certfied & Insured
863-673-2463
239-370-7954




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Walk-ins Wvcurme
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WEEDING MOWING PLANTING
Sod Replacement & other Lawn Maintance
CALL (239) 357-2972
Lic.& Insured
e-mail; casperblib44@yahoo.coin


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Garage, Inc.

863-675-1032
737 S. Bridge St.
LaBelle, FL
.Jut North of L-angfrrld ord


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(863) 885-1500 (CELL)
Sherrie L. Easterly LMT,
#41201
70 Yeomans Ave
EO. Box 2135
LaBelle, FL 33975
Stress Relief Alone Can Improve
Your Vitality & State of Mind


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Caloosa Belle, Thursday, March 23, 2006


Almanacs
Gardeners to meet
The March meeting of The
Greater LaBelle Garden Club will
be Wednesday, March 30, at 7 p.m.
Meetings take place at the Dallas
Townsend Center off Cowboy Way
across from the health department.
The guest speaker this month is
Gene McAvoy, the County Exten-
sion Director and Regional Veg-
etable Horticulture Agent III.
Everyone is welcome. If you
have any questions or problems,
Gene is the man to ask. There.will
be a plant exchange, 50/50, Yard of
the Month presentation and
refreshments. Bring your family
and friends. For more information,
call Nikki at 675-3394 or Terri at
675-2392.

'Bunny Bingo'at WGES
West Glades Elementary School
. is having its first ever "Bunny
SBingo" on April 7 at 6:30 p.m. in the
: cafeteria of the school, including
raffles to win a TV, bikes, barbecue
grill and many other prizes.

Learn watercolor
painting
Watercolor artist Helga Flower
will have a workshop. at LaBelle
Elementary School Friday, March
31, Saturday, April 1, and Sunday,
April 2. If you're interested and
would like more information, you
can call Jill Strickland at 612-9891
or TinaSargent at 675-4537.. i

School board
meeting change
There will be no School board
meeting on March 28 because of
Spring Break. The next scheduled
meetings will be April at 5:30 p.m.
at the Sub Otjice in Clewiston and
on April 25 in LaBelle also at 5:30
'P.m .

Apply for
childcare at RCMA
RCMA is accepting applications


StallCalls


With Us You'll Find You
Can Leave Your Friends Behind
Horse Transportation Available
For Rates, References &
Service
Call 863-675-3231



COUNTRY HOS &
LAND RE ESTATE
Kathy Hutchins
Lic, Real Estate Broker
Office: 863-612-0551
Fax: 863-612-0553
Visit Our Website at:
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RIVERSIDE
REAL ESTATE
97 Park Ave.
LaBelle, FL 33935
"Across From Barron Park"
863-675-2718
www.labelleriverside.com
e-mail: labelleriversideearthlinknet
i -[ Marilyn Sears .
.-l-MAS I censed Real Estate Broker



Wayne C. Switzer
Realtor
BUS: 863-675-3726
Cell: 863-843-0406
A Bankston
.,. Realty

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ALAN KELLY
MORTGAGE
Kelly Barnes
Principal MoIrgage Broker
825 Cowboy Way, Suite 110
LaBelle, FL 33935
Office: (863) 674-0091
Fax: (863)6674-0095
Cell: (239) 707-4404
kelly.bmunes@alankellymortgage.com


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LaBelle, FL 3'13935
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Lic. Real Estate Broker
LaBelle, FL
863-675-4550



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REALTORS

625-0898
WORLDWIDE
INTERNET MARKETING
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CIELO
STEAK, SEAFOOD & PASTA
700 W. LEE.AND HEIGHTS BLD.
SUrrE 103
LEHIGH ACSRE, FL

239.369.8883


for childcare for children ages 6
wks.-5 yrs. old. Family Support
Workers will be available on Satur-
day, March 25,' to assist parents
with the applications at Krome
CDC, 551 W CowboyWay, .
from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Bring the
child's birth certificate and proof of
the family's income(e.g. Pay Stubs,
2005 1040 Tax Statement). If there
are any questions, please contact
Marcye Masis or Donna Vaughan at
674-4515.

Free workshop on
fundraising set
The Firehouse Cultural Center is
having a free workshop on March
25 from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Plan-
ning your fundraising future! by
Vein Dockery, an expert on.
fundraising from Sarasota. Spon-
sored by the Southwest Florida
Community Foundation and Fire-
house Cultural Center. Please join
them for coffee, snacks and knowl-
edge at 241 N. Bridge Street. Con-
tact Emily 673-0141 vith questions.

Are you a victim
of elder abuse?
Are you or someone you know
60-plus and being hurt or exploil-
ed? To report call: 1-800-96-Abuse.

Community Rebuilding
CREW (Community Rebuilding
Ecumenical Workforce) will offer
free assistance for loss due to Hurri-
cane Wilma. The CREW Work-
force is scheduled to conduct
needs assistance at the Nobles
Senior Connections at 475 Cowboy
Way on Tuesday, April 11 and
Wednesday, April 12, from 1-6 p.m.

Bucking for Jesus at
the BullPit Ministry
Come out to the LaBelle Rodeo
Grounds on Saturday, March 26,
starting at 6 p.m. There will be
sheep, calves, steers, juniorbulls
and pro bull events. Ifyou are inter-


FINANCE
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100% Financing Available,
49 N. Industrial Loop Rd, LaBelle
863-675-3275
9-5 Mon Friday
Special Appointments Available
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Wednesday through Saturday
5 p.m. -11 p.m.
HAPPY HOUR 5 p.m. 7 p.m.
1 OxBow DRIVE
LABELLE, FL
863.675.4411


ested in being a contestant or by
sponsoring one, please contact
Vicki at 673-2766 or 673-2765 and
for further details.

Come to Medal of Honor
Tribute Ceremony
Dana-Howard-Weekley Ameri-
can Legion Post 130 will have its
4th Medal of Honor Tribite Cere-
mony on Saturday, March 25, at 6
p.m. Again, this year they will be
paying tribute to Nicholas J. Cutin-
ha, who is laid to rest at Fort
Denaud Cemetery along with the
other recipients that have passed
away since the last tribute ceremo-
ny. The tribute will also include all
Medal of Honor recipients, but.will
focus on all Florida recipients.
Please help pay homage and rec-
ognize the courageous, honorable
and selfless acts of courage of all
Medal of Honor recipients. There
will be a buffet following the cere-
mony along with entertainment.
The public is invited.

UES Advisory meeting
onWed. March 29
The Upthegrove Elementary
School will have a School Advisory
and School Improvement Commit-
tee meeting on Wednesday, March
29, at 6 p.m. in the school library.
All parents.'guardians are welcome
to attend.

Gathering of Christian
Men meeting cancelled
The Gathering of Christian Men
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a Healthy and Successful You."
Guest speaker is Carol Simontac-
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Nutritionist and author of Heart
Health for Women on Saturday,
April 1, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the
Carlson Memorial United
Methodist church, social Hall, 310
Campbell Street in LaBelle. Brunch
will be served and their will be
plenty of door prizes. Tickets may
be purchased from any ABWA
memberfor$12.50.

Class of 1996
reunion coming up
It's reuhiontime for the LaBelle
High School.Class of 1996. Please
contact Jamie Grainger at 675-4799
or 612-0643 before 6p.m.

Florida Flywlieelers
Show starts on March 3
The Florida Flywheelers 20th
Annual Antique Engine show will
take place at the LaBelle Rodeo
Grounds March 30-April 2. Thurs-
day is set-up day, Friday and Satur-
day show fromdaylight to dark and
Sunday from daylight to noon.
There will be a flea market,- tractor.
pulls, tractor parade, a dance on
Friday night starting at 8 p.m., live
DJ Gooley Gilbert all weekend and
auction on Saturday evening. Food


will be available for purchase pro-
vided by Boo Boo's Restaurant.
Admission and parking are free. For
further details call 239-872-1439.

Let the 'Spirit'
move you
The regional/state champion
chorus "Spirit of the Gulf" from Fort,
Myers is presenting a "winners cir-
cle" performance Saturday, April 1,
at First Christian Church at 3 p.m.
The church is located almost in
downtown Fort Myers where
McGregor Blvd. begins just west of
the bridge overpass (5 corners).
Tickets are $15 and may be pur-
chased at the door. "Spirit of the
Gulf" is an affiliate of Sweet Ade-
lines, Inc., ladies .barbershop
singers and will represent Region
9/Florida at Las Vegas in October
for international competition. Sev-
eral quartets will also be on the
April 1 show.

Learn to get,
manage grants
FGCLi Florida Institute of Gov-
ernment is presenting "Getting and
Managing Federal and State
Grants," a half-day workshop from
the Florida Institute ot Goer nment
from 1-4:30 p.m., Friday, March .31,
at the Student Union 21-l.The cost


is $59. Contact Joanne Hartke at
(239) 590-7815 or
jhartke@fgcu.edu

Call for prayer
at 675-7785
Prayers for healing by Jesus of
mind, body, spirit or relationships.
are available any time 24/7 from the
LaBelle chapter of the Order of St.
Luke the Physician (OSL) by
calling and anonymously leaving
your request.' Unless you ask, and
leave a number, there will not be a
return call.

Rainbow Trails camp
for bereaved youngsters
The Hope Hospice Rainbow
Trails Camp for bereaved children
helps to heal young hearts.and
change lives. Children ages 6-16
who have had someone significant
in their life die in the past year are
eligible to:attend the camp at no
cost, on Friday, June 2-Sunday,
June.
Registration is open. For more
information, call (2391 985-7792 or
800-835-1673, or get an application
at wniwv.hopehospice.org. Click on
Pathiwar s of Hope Counseling, and
then click on Rainbow Trails:
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Learning all about corn,
Mr. McAlvoy teaching Mrs. Mundy's class how corn pops.
Mrs. Mundy would like to thank the men and women of
IFAS and the University of Florida for assisting in her first
Corn Festival at Upthegrove Elementary School. Gene,
Les, Trisha, and Sonya helped make this event a very suc-
cessful one. They presented, participated in center activi-
ties and provided materials to keep the children engaged
in learning about the corn life cycle and its many usbs.
She said, "It is members of the community like these that
inspire children to do their bestThank you very much."


Two seniors selected

for SW Florida All Stars


By Roger Greer
Two LaBelle seniors were
selected to play in the SW FL All-
Star Basketball Game held at
Bishop Verot High School on
March 6. Seniors Dusan Jovetic
and Blake Basquin were selected
to play on the North team. The
teams were selected from South-
west Florida's most talented sen-
iors.
Dusan, at 6'7", averaged 14.6
points and 13.-1 rebounds per
game for the LaBelle Cowyboy
team, which finished with a
record of 17-7. Dusan \\as
Southwest Florida's leading,
rebounder with 321 rebounds
for the season. Blake broke the
all-time assist record for the
Cowboys, averaging 6.0 assists
per game.
The All-Star game was close
and.the lead changed through-
out the game. Reed Baker from
Bishop'Verot High School scored
the winning basket.with a driv-
ing lay-up at the buzzer to give
the South All-Stars 101-99 win.
Dusan finished with 14 rebounds
and 12 points. Blake added 5
rebounds and 6 points.
At the All-Star banquet held in
Fort Myers on Sunday, March 12,
the players were' awarded


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plaques and Dusan was recog-
nized as a finalist for Southwest
Florida's Mr. Basketball.


street li
By Patty Brant
A street light report, indicating
potential sites, was presented at
the request of Board Chairman
Darrell Harris. .
County Administrator Lester
Baird suggested the board imple-
ment a policy on putting up street
lights. Generally, in established
neighborhoods residents form a
Municipal Services Benefits Unit
(MSBU) and tax themselves for
things such as street lighting and
drainage. On arterial roads and
major intersections here safe is
an extra concern, the county takes
on the responsibility.
The board opted to place street
lights at Cederx\ ood and East Cow-
boy \\a\, then study the other loca-
lions.
Commissioner Bo, Pelham
:added that some locations, like
school bus stops, should also have
streetlights.

Office space
Cbunrtv government offices are
bursting at the seams. Adding to
the space crunch, the 20th Circuit
is expected to get one more judge
Sfor Hendr y Counh, part time, as of
June I for one week each month.
January\ 1, 2007. this is expected to
become a lull time judge The
board opted to put the ne\\ judge
in the commission chamber tern
poraril'
MN. Baird said Royal's new Old
Courthouse building behind the
sheriff's office on Lee Street has the
only available space. He wants to
reslr\e 6,000 square feet of space
for the count\ tentatively and asked
for a letter of intent. Commissioner
Maddox asked Mi. Baird to negoti-
ate x\ith Royal's Other options
would include modular offices but
the count has no land in the vicini-
t' oif the co:uni house complex.
The county is also expecting a
jail ex:parnsiln- coming up and must
find additional space ior the public
defender, probation office and
,-th 1l offices .
Commissioner Kevin lMcCarth
said he didn't %-ant to change any-
thing until the county's space study
is complete.

Fort Denaud Bridge
relocation
New County Engineer Shane
Pariker began a quick report on the
relocation of a bridge to replace the
Fo:rt Denaud s \ing bridge and
requested a PD&E for the replace-
ment. Former' county engineer
Rock Aboujaoude took over the
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Rock said that, since the bridge
will cost between $80-$100 mil-
lion, the county will need federal
assistance to pay for it. He said that
means the county will need to be
very careful not to miss any steps in
the process. He said Lee and
Glades counties should also be
approached for assistance, since
development,in both will benefit
greatly Irom a ne\\ bridge.
The commissioners voted to do
the study on both possible: sites
(just east of the Hendry-Lee county
line and along Ri\ erbend RV Park).
The PD&E is a two step process,
which initially considers both sites,
then eliminates one and finishes
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\vhich is for a two-lane road,
expandable to a four-lanes, for a
fixed span bridge to replace the old
historic Fort Denaud sm'ng bridge

Other business:
Miguel \ iciedo of Montura
appeared before the board seeking
relief from \\ hat he believes to be
high mosquito control fees. He
pointed out that empty lots are
assessed at lust $S while home-
owners must pay $30 for mosquito
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Two more athletes sign for scholarships Cowboy lifters


By Donna Meister
LaBelle High School Head
Football Coach Ron Dunbar just
seems to have a knack for help-
ing his young football players
find a perfect fit for continuing
their education and athletic
careers. Actually he works hard
at it. He counsels the young
men, tapes their games and pro-
motes them to the recruiters. It
may sound simple; however
just think of all that extra time
spent after a full time day is put
in. Coach Dunbar, as usual, is
very humble about any part he
plays in the young men's suc-
cesses.
Coach Dunbar explained to
all those assembled at the
recent scholarship signing that
one of his proudest and greatest
moments are when his athletes
decide to take the next step by
continuing their educations and
being dedicated to the sport
that they all love.
The coach went on to com-
pliment the gifted athletes who
were the reason for the occa-
sion. He said that Austin was a
blessing to coach. He was
always respectful, a positive
person, very quiet with only a
few words to say. He was an
aggressive player who hated to
lose, but always handled him-
self in the right way. He feels
that Austin has not yet reached
his full potential and Linden-
wood is lucky to have him.
Austin signed with NAIA,
Lindenwood University in St.
Charles, Missouri. Lindenwood
University is a historic campus
built in 1828. It is situated on a
500-acre campus among the
beautiful linden trees, just west
of St. Louis, with a growing
community of 55,000 people.
Austin holds a solid 3.4
grade point average and plans
to study history at Lindenwood
University.
Kyle has received his schol-
arship from West Virginia Wes-
leyan. a Division II college. The
campus is located in the
foothills of the Allegheny Moun-
tains, just two hours and fifteen
minutes south of Pittsburgh and
four and one half hours west of
Washington, D.C. The college
was built in 1890 and is affiliat-
ed with the Methodist Church.
Coach Dunbar said .that
Kyle's senior football career
was cut short when he- broke
his leg during the Bishop Verot
game, just three games into the
season. His stats were excellent
from his sophomore and junior
years and recruiters remem-
bered him. Coach Dunbar said
Kyle was a very capable young
man who had a lot to offer. He
also never gave up on his
dream, even when he wasn't
sure he could continue. A three


place second


LaBelle High School's boys'
power lifters have started their
season with a bang. In their own
LaBelle Invitational, the boys
placed second out of 10 teams to
Sarasota High School. Matt David-
son and Keyendae Browne both
received first place in their weight
class.
On March 13, the boys partici-
pated in the Travis Todd Invita-
tional in Avon Park. Once again,
as a team they did outstanding
with a second place overall finish,


.ean, Kyle McLean, sister Paige and Tammy McLean.


year starter, Kyle led the team in back sacks as a defensive end.
receptions at tight end in his. At 6 foot three and 240 pounds,
junior year. In his sophomore he moved to the line backer
year he led the team in quarter- position to help the team.


Kyle also has a 3.- grade
point average and plans to study
Business Administration. He is
an avid paint-ball enthusiast.


Errors cost the Cowgirls two more losses


By Roger Alexander
The Cowgirls softball went 2-3
this past week as they. played five
games in six nights to bring their
overall record to 11-3on the season.
In the two losses the errors more
than anything cost the Cowgirls the
victory as they committed a com-
bined eight errors in the two losses.
They started things out with a
win, though, as they easily defeat-
ed Lemon Bay in a 9-1 ballgame in
which, Cowgirl pitcher Amanda
Atun allowed just two hits while
striking out 13 batters.
LaBelle scored two runs in each
of the first two innings and then
another in the sixth before ending
the game with another two in the
seventh. Vanessa Ostolaza was the
hot hitter as she went 3 for 4 on the
night. Atun, Alexa Redish and Lacy
McCall each added two hits while
Dani Blake had a double.
LaBelle then fell in their next out-
ing as Barron Collier played them
just about even. Both teams had four
hits. Both teams had three errors.




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Both teams scored arun in the fourth
inning. The only difference was Col-
lier managed to score one in the first
to make the difference.
Blake had two of the Cowgirl
hits, with one of them being a
triple. The other two hits came
from the bats of Atun and Redish.
Atun pitched the game and took
the loss after giving up just four hits
while striking out five.
LaBelle rebounded: nicely
though as they pounded out eleven
hits in their next game. The errors
Were still there for LaBelle, though,
as they had three, but they were
able to overcome them in the 7-1
victory against Southridge.
LaBelle scored twice in the first
and then again in the fifth before
putting it out of reach in the sev-
enth with a four run outburst.
Blake had a great night as she
pounded out three hits with one
being a double and another being
a home run. Heather Raulerson
was 2 for 4 on the night.
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year as she allowed just the one
run on three hits while walking six
and striking out one.
LaBelle then suffered another
loss as the errors got the best of
them in a 7-2 loss at the hands of
Bellview. The game \vas pretty' slop-
py from both teams as Bellview
wasn't much better .defensively,
committing four errors. The differ-
ence \ as the runs off the errors.
LaBelle was out-hit four-to-five,
but the errors were big. Bellview
managed to score five unearned
runs while LaBelle managed just
one.
Blake once again finished the
night with another homerun while
Ostolaza managed a double off
two hits.
This was probably the first time
this season that Atun struggled in a


ballgame. She lasted just three and
a third innings while giving up the
seven runs off four hits. She walked
four batters while striking out just
two batters. Redish came in and
finished it out for LaBelle, allowing
just two hits and four strikeouts
over the same length of time.
LaBelle managed to finish on a
high note with another victory as
they defeated Miami Braddock 3-1
with all of their runs coming in the
sixth inning. Atun, Blake and Osto-
laza each had two hits.
Redish captured her third victo-
ry of the season with a complete
game where she allowed three
hits, walks and strikeouts.
LaBelle will be busy the rest of
this week as they take part in
another tournament from March
20-23.


Submitted to the Caloosa
Belie/Vivian Bennett
Matt Davidson and Keyen-
dae Brown each took first
place in two different Invita-
tional Power Lifting Meets in
their weight classes.


Sports Shorts


Guided walks
in the woods
Lee County Recreation provides
a number of nature experiences for
residents and visitors: March 25 will
be the last trail walk through Six Mile
Slough Preserve, 7751 Penzance
Crossing, 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Walking the boardwalk trail, learn
what makes this wetland so unique.

Little League signups,
coaches needed
Pick up a Little League registra:
tion form at all local schools. Any-
one interested in coaching please
call Ricky Bass at 673-1940 or any
.board member for an application.
For additional information please
contact Bubbie Owenrs at 239-229-
4188.


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with Avon Park in the lead.
Results from the meet were first
place performances from Matt
Davidson and Keyendae Browne
again. Second places went to J.B.
Hull and Tim Gonzalez. Manuel
Solo finished third in his weight
class, with Nathan Riberd and
Jose Guillian coming in fourth.
Blake Basquin finished fifth and
Chris Wills placed sixth. The team
as a whole is doing really well,
and hope to continue their win-
ning streak, said Coach Kelley.
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2005 FOCUS SE 2004 CR VICTORY LX 2005 500 SEL 2005 MUSTANG
Greaton gas-and fullyequippedwith only 21Kwellmaintihed iiexcellentconditionwithonly23Kmilesandincludes the sport Sa, ethou.sndsonthia l,.e ne I,.-ur, edn '.-.tho,, i mal. .-:..:r..:.- t, i,11 r,, n 1,tuI r,: ih .on, 23%'...cl mijntaEine
miles. Featresindudeautotrans, A/C,p/windows, p/lockstilt pkg.withfrontleatherbuckets floorshiftautotrans.,V8 engine, Liaded -ibh all he extanai ncdudtg leathr ienor, c. enginr: ne. jrd full\ e qulippd triluldie \r en-ire aut- tr, ir C
wheel, cruisecontrol, stereocd,remote keyless entryandfactory climatecontrolA/C,fullpowerpkg andfactorywarranty. Extra auto ranks, ailo\ whedl: full p'ov er pkg. remote ,e\leC.I entri p, imndo. piloclk cir heel.. ru,.e conn~ ann l.xL briake
warranty. Onsale now! 6C19A cleanand onsale!5T503A n. d the bilanrce otthe iji tor v. rran\ 6T23L A tereoodand try..nant) Li,..

$12,675 $15,388* $20,942 $18,499


2004 TAURUS SES
Extira Jconr 'ith rj MK Ith rmc; ind Ford QIirv Checikecd C erofi
witt,d, themucndasnof the 0y ci r ,r 5.001) n-le mted % aruncv iird
lo. -UPR hrra~ncg i~ad~bl WAC Lw.ded '.it.h opcont ri -cludiniz
V6Wengine LjtwF kt C jM r pe.g Pniced nght' 0'i3'
$11,425


2003 LINCOLN LS 2002 CAMRY SE 2005 EXPLORER XLT
porrv d fu, i loaded r.ith e: rres irclu.inp;\ ':n..n, e audU'n.3n .Afft'Idab l.nd i:onij :..m] i il it a. 1 .1 AL 4. 1 eC I n. 1 5 ped urj n:. In likenew condition with only 12K miles. This factory pro-
dlrr in e.:ornn C rIjathe rten:. rp :O r i o:,n- ro,--.l..di. c nda.i h AC p at p, c'- o .. ,,- IJ tilt ed ul l rult.:'.:.r 'l ., gra v :r'l t.: gram vehiJe i equipped noht idudi, L 'i c engine, 5-
cd, al Ip'd tractionr i,,,tro! ajd ri h b- in ..e i:f the y :r .50,.1I00 reardcI p r rerro. I. itr c i, e and iT,'e '.Wi h ,rdl i. mrd : s.:pr, speed auto trajn. .A p ie.t. p vindo,.-. ult v. heel i ie
nadi l arrln, r U5616 ir, n..i l 'n.:.rc.TqiA control, p d.jor l.: 1 6 chi,.: in djh Ltereo c nd tactorr)y ..

$19,900 $13,076 r'anty.U5661 19,825


2005 ESCAPE XLS 2003 EXPEDITION XLT 2006 TUCSON
In excellent condition with only 26K miles This sporty SUV is Ford Extra clean inside and out with only 44K well maintained miles. Features In absolutely like new condition with only 4K miles and loaded with
Quality Checked Certifiedincluding the balance of the6 yr or 75,000 include a 5.4L V8 engine; auto trans, front and rear A/C, 7 passenger seating, extras. Features include a 2.0L DOHC 4 cyl engine, auto trans, A/C,
mile limited warranty and low APR financing is available WAC. p/seats, p/windows, p/locks, tilt, cruise, stereo cd and more. On sale now. /windows, p/door locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, stereo cd, remote
Includes 2.3L 4 cyl engine, 5-speed trans, A/C, p/windows, p/locks, 6T392A eyless entry and the balance of the factory warranty. 6T438A
tilt, cruise and stereo cd. Very economical! U5609
$15,380 $17,802 $16,700


2005 F150 XL
Ready for work or play, this well maintained pickup has only 27K
miles and includes a 4.6L V8 engine, auto trans, AIC, tilt wheel,
cruise control, stereo cd, bedliner and the balance of the factory war-;
ranty. 5R02

$15,867


2004 F150 XLT SC 4X4
This 1 owner trade in has only 32K miles and is in excellent condition.
Features include a 5.4L V8 engine, auto trans, A/C, p/windows, p/locks,
tilt, cruise, electronic shift 4X4, trailer tow package, 6 disc in dash stereo
CD, keyless entry with drivers door keypad and factory warranty.
6T457A

$20,996


2004 F15O XLT 2002 RANGER EDGE SC
This double sharp supercab includes a 4.6L V8 engine, auto trans, A/C, This extra nice supercab has only 23K miles and is loaded with features
p/seat, p/windows, p/locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, cloth captains including a 3.L V6 engine, 5-speed auto trans, p/windows, p/locks, A/C,
chairs, 6 disc in dash stereo cd, 2 tone paint, dual exhaust and factory tilt wheel, cruise control, 6 disc in dash cd, sliding rear window, remote
warranty with only 20K well maintained miles. Priced right! U5564 keyless entry and fiberglass topper. On sale now! U5643


$18,964


$11,990


2002 SPORT TRAC
Very well maintained and fully equipped with features including
a 4.0L V6 engine, auto trans, A/C, p/windows, p/door locks, tilt
wheel, cruise control, stereo cd/cassette, remote keyless entry
with drivers door key pad, cloth captain chairs and much more.
Sale priced! 5T694A

$14,393


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* Just listed this liveable, loveable 3BR/1B
CBS home With 4th bedroom/office in
LaBelle limits. Features include walk-in
closet, newer air conditioner, fenced back-
yard, irrigation and a front deck to die for .
Only $259,900.
* HOP, SKIP &A JUMP! Only minutes sepa-
rate.you from banking, shopping, schools and
iu.:, .....r, Th; '.Tr 2 home has it all.
.. ,r I..,..:.1 h i .I ,i. i .J spacious rooms,
V ,.:. i:. ... .ci t..ti i i :, : n..v kitchen cabinets
i ri ..l ..,:.. L. L '... B..: '-.f all after a hard
days work you can sit out on your lanai and
enjoy the sunset over the lake. Only
$219,900.


Riverfront Pool Home with 1,944 sq ft workshop on 1.14
acres. Intercoastal Waterway protected Oxbow, NO Corps
Easement! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, den, family room,
screened lanai and pool area. Many STORM SAFE features,
firs( quality constrLction, super energy efficient, solar heat-
ed pool used to heat and cool the house. Award winning
design from the Florida Energy Center: Priced under
appraised value, asking $887,000. MLS 20('n1929


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* PERFECT STARTER HOME' 2BR IBA CBS
home I',.,ced in r LB,.lle on a quet o'ak filled
.irted Fteaures n,:le fl::onn aind a fenced
tu.:k. )i.J Pn.:ed $175,900.
* Just like NEW! 3BR/1.5B CBS h:.me amihiri
walking distance from shopping Fctjiurc,
include new berber carpet, ceramic tile, all
fe' :bi-'. ., uMid :b mu .-i ore Pri.:eJ t' ',-ll jt
,-or'1) $119,900.
* Worlds Fastest Sale may happen here.. 3BRF1B

,.rc f ai l ia.r r $1 9400.
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* 3BR/2B manufactured home in
Immokalee. Features new carpet and
vinyl and fenced corner lot. Listed at on!~
$155,900.
* Tired of the Circus? No clowning around
about the calm you'll enjoy in this spacious
3BR/2B MH on cleared 2.5 +/- acres. WOW!
Be sure to check out the huge horse barn and
workshop. Box stalls, feed room, large work-
shop. Lower your blood pressure! $189,900.
* STOP DREAMING AND START LIVING This
2.5+/- acre mini estate makes relaxing easy with a
3BR/2B manufactured home. Featuring ceramic
tile, textured walls & spacidus kitchen. Only
$179,900.
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acres t a.d e es a


huge master csul,, ,in erjni let, bL lll iti .1bl-
nets and much more Only $1"5,000.
* iBF. B maruril'j.:iurie h.nin in
Immokalee Featur'.: nc- .: irpi r nJ indtr\l
and fn,:ed corner lot. Listed at only
$155,900.
* You can hear the birds chirp...the crickets
crick, from this, the nicest, most well kept 2.5
acre "get-a-way' in all of Pioneer Plantation.
Sellkc' m'.:iiitic d 'nt l'.r thW ':pp..rnunir'
p-,l Ssout.,' 134.900.
* 'BR B nmriufti.:tur. d i''n'- ,:,, --i+ .
.. re-UN BEli1 ,LCB RACl i. .
sri tunie busei r irn:.i.r 'Or nl $5-1,900.


* Location of a Lifetime! Generations will file
past well-traveled location of this 8+/- acres on
SR80 in Alva. Over 1,000 ft. of road frontage and
3 existing entrances off of SR 80. Cleared with
well and electric. Time's on your side in this
investment! $2,750,000.
* The Fppo.'riuriiie., re endless! Bring your
inire:liirint J.Illi' h.ei: -'i 'autiful acres with
Ia ."Jr.rita tic.'.l ..' ailer plifn PrFp'ert i
c:l'ejrrd cA.: ep :i tr fh t nue r iii t., 'i t.' t niii'
y''ui IJ1. jnr.j t: e' $650,000.
* 5+/- acres in Pioneer Plantation. Suitable for site
built home or manufactured. Only $179,900.
* 2+/- acres on Ft. Center Ave. in LaBelle.
AlreadfD wlmg iln(JBlB ,rH pigaB er-
ty. Enjoy country .ving only minutes from
town. Only $119,900.
* 1.84+/- acre located off Jacks Branch Rd. in
Muse. This property has lots of oaks, pines
and palm trees. Perfect for the nature lover.
Priced at only $95,000.
* Genuine Country Feel! Days gone by are
back! Relive the best on this private & secluded


2+ ai F-sh a!r it.r :l' $93,900.
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* HIIard riC in 'J 1J':'ubl m one In c 'i .. :. r[
LjBtdi i.'nir 0l "$119.800.
i nvestmeni t IXpropr Ournely i,''ni' I'",.' r.'kr.
rl'i l.'.er. lot i.n Unit 102 i r. ge oak.i i ri
....m te .(l in $ 84900.
* ."c + j(r in [lie t cl ,,n'i-i S D v'iPi, 'J ,i:.
ell .,' 'rnlu. $-'2,900. Possible seller
financing.
* 2 l':lFg A':.re 1. i ., i-i lr duplex a Great
investment property! Only $67,000 each '
* (.,rb tll ..ii t.~lt i + dIl honi i2 r- sitdvfor
,-.ui re hi' iorr.: $6.4,900.
SCorner' lot. in Unit 102 w/large oak.,
B jlJuujl I:,[ lr )h:i r itdiar,, h $.ire $54,900.
* Tripi l ,'it in Lirnt ( $i9,900 each
SD'uLe l.:.i ir, Uiri 9 $a 9,900 each.
'* B',i-iiil .-":,.,:.J 1+ j+I .r.? homesites!
Oji.,'Je LjB'-lI:e hriti buit tltniiinuie'. fr.J nIii
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acr .-Ji ..lEc:... ii, tB.!le $-16,900.







Loaded with possibilities! 2 steel buildings'
with over 5,800 sq ft of work area on 1+/- acre.
Zoned for Heavy Industrail use. Currently is
fully rented out to 3 businesses. Listed at only
$525,000.
Prime 20+/- acre potential commercial parcel
located near West Glades Elementary in Muse and
just minutes away from downtown LaBelle. $3.50
per square foot.
* 1.18+/- acres zoned C-l commercial just South
of LaBelle with 175+/- feet of frontage on SR29 and
frontage on Luckey Street. Asking $450,000.
* Investor's dream! By purchasing this com-
mercil ne
for re ) Mfl l fAil" est-
ment! Grab this site now! $165,000.
* Beautiful .25+/- acre corner lot in down-
town LaBelle w/great potential. Currently
zoned for duplex or single family w/a possi-
bility of rezoning to Business. $119,900.


3BR2Bath on 1 acre. close to town with a 24x32 pole
barn. Large oaks. fenced and landscaped. $159,900.
3BR/2Bath recently renovated. Located in town on nice
lot w, trees. $239,500.
5BR'3Bath really nice manufactured home on 5 beauti-
ful acres in Muse on Cypress Ave. $425,000.
3BR'3 at.p-- s A.3Q\ .l 36
horselBt^JL j Li !tf l
$695,000.
61.25 acres. Improved pastures & fenced. Only
S11,000 per acre.

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Well maintained 4BR'2Bath home on beautifully land-
scaped lot. With in town convenience. Deep well Irriga-
tion and large workshop, screened room and gazebo.
PRICE REDUCED! $349,900.
3BR,2Bath CBS htpe-,.j .._kshop. Located in nice
neighborhood. sits,'JJlLj~ i beautiful oaks. Walking
distance to elementary school and local stores. $225,000.


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KATIE SOLOMON PROFESSIONAL SALES ASSOCIATE
Kate i l:, rlh l fr':m Frj :, in il:. i : 5t The ilienrid PurdJue Ir.Int erir) ahtre she r e .:. e tee B 5
in Ci;.mi:.:ir.i':'nl Lea hip in iJ sruper' iior Sh'i e belre, s eJu,:an:n d:c' noti itp ;.Li j d.r.c
but you have to continue to research and study to stay on top of your game. Prior to Southein Land,
she was a sales associate for a builder and recieved recognition as "Salesperson of the Month" and
the "Gold Award for 2004". Katie attributes her success to communication, perseverance, and
integrity. Referrals are the greatest compliment she can recieve and she looks forward to creating
more customers for life. Give her a call at 239-344-6137
700 S. Main Street LaBelle, FL

863-675-4500
www.SOLAND.com


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WATERFRONT
Riverfront 5 Acres with 215+.- feet of frontage. High elevation
reveals spectacular views. $995,000

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SRiverfront 1.15 Acre homesite on prestigious Fort Denaud Rd.
$595,000


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More than Meets the Eyel Hard to find home on deed restricted
acreage tucked neatly away yet seconds from SR 80. Backs up
to a pristine relenlion lake with amazing sunsets Low mainte-
nance CBS/Slucco exterior wiih all the details of a well designed
country home on the inside Features include tray ceilings. Inte-
rior doors all custom built, custom cabinets with tile backsplash


SBee Reafty Co.

Office: 863-675-4547
Terri IPanky Broker Cell: 863-673-4970


Shary Weckwerth Cell: 863-673-6498
Now online at www.bellerealty.com


LEADING THE WAY!


and granite countertops, all windows have wood casing sur-
rounds, a brick fireplace, and wood floors Ihroughout finish the
look. $549,900
2 Acre Deed Restricted Homesite in Oak Haven Eslates. Oak filled
and backs up to beautiful sunsets over the waler. $350,000
HOMES


t' ra;y a .i we. ..-- : ..
2 Story Home close to town just off Ft Denaud Rd. This amazing
3Bed/2Ba home has it all location charm. Masler suite with
office, screened room and more. $299,900


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Well Built Cedar 3Bed/2Ba Home in popular river community of
Caloosa Estates on a hall acre hillside Lovely oversized deck
out back for relaxing or entertaining $260,000.
Mobile on 112 acre south of LaBelle with lots of paving and a
26x53 pole barn $92,500.
LOTS AND LAND
Development Potential 25 acres plus on Ft Denaud Rd Pair up
wth available waterfront (priced Independently) tor an upscale
residential project $150.000 per acre.
5 Acres on Hwy 78. iQ Ef Lflf l potential income Iron-
existing lease $165,000 ;lU .;..
5 Beautiful Oak Laden Acres located East ol LaBelle. Quiet
County Living for only $160,000.


Over Hall ilfl111 cYliW ~ tpce and culvert.
brush has 0yJRdli^ olrtlcntaLB1 ly at $125,000.
Oversized homesite convenielly located in the city with easy
access to SR 80. 75 Acres manicured and ready for your dream
home. Lots of oaks and maples. $95,000.
Port LaBelle Lots on Ihe north side of 80. close to new develop-
ment area & marina Priced from $49.000 to $57,900. Call for
Inventory list. Over 60 sites to pick from.
Seller Financing Available with 250o down to qualified buyer.
Port LaBelle 1/4 ac lot on the norht side of Hwy. 80 Many new
homes under construction In the immediate area Asking
$39,800.
INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIAL
Prime Comer with over 500 ft on Cowboy Way and 520 ft. on Elm
St Currently Zoned Light Industrial with the new plan allowing
lor heavy industrial as well. 6.7 acre location directly across from
the State Altorneys Olllices & close to the the LaBelle Airport.
$3,064,466.


Light Industrial 4.65 Ac with 2400 Sq. Ft. Steel Bldg Excellent road
access lust outside the city limits Could be split under current
zoning $850,000.
Heavy Industrial Site just south of the city limits Industrial Loop
S/D Easy access to both SR 80 and Hwy 29 Cleared filled and
culvert in $299,000
Profitable Towing Business established with many revolving
accounts & approved by all the major motor clubs Currently
servicing LaBelle and the surrounding area with a clean & rell-
able service record Call for details


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Submitted to me Caloosa Belle/COES
First Row, Kindergarten, from left: Fernanda Ibarra, Gerar-
do Rivo-Leal, Diana Espinoza, Joshua Miller, Michelle
Pardo, Dustin Sanchez, Easton Robinson, Corbin Kohutek.
Second row, first grade: Yasmin Lopez, Sergio Jimenez,
Lupita Guillen, Lizbeth Paniagua, Brianna Briones, Ernesto
Alvarez, Angelica Jimenez. Third row, second grade:
Mayreli Garcia, Janely Jaimes, Cesar Gallegos, Cruz Her-
nandez, Ana Arreola, Kayla Wilkes.


First row, third grade: Fernando Resendiz, Juan Lopez,
David Herrera, Isaac Santillian, Tania Santiago, Kassandra
Melgoza, Omar Espinoza. Second row, fourth grade: Alfre-
do Mar, Ricarrdo Moreno, Jasmine Jimenez, Robert Koff,
Maria Coria. Third row, fifth grade: Jose Bedolla, Meagan
Young, Eduardo Gonzalez, Ryan Hellard, Page Purvis,
Omar Lora. Not pictured Dawson McLain, Armando
Mosqueda.


Algae key indicator of Everglades water conditions


With names like Spirogyra,
Mastogloia and Schizothrix these
common types of algae sound
more like gourmet pasta dishes
than slimy pond scum that grows
on rocks or other plants in the Ever-
glades ecosystem. However, this
pond scum or periphytic algae -
have a very critical and beneficial
function: they are a natural link in
the food chain, consumed by small
invertebrates and fish and are sen-
sitive indicators of environmental
change in \\elland systems. Peri-
phyton are the first and fastest bio-


logical indicators to respond to
changes to water quality condi-
tions in the Everglades ecosystem
By monitoring and studying
periphvyon, scientists can provide.
data needed to evaluate the
progress and success of the Com-
prehensixe Everglades Restoration
Plan under the Restoration, Coordi-
nation and Verification. (RECOV-
ERi Program. To obtain monitor-
ing results sooner and quantify
complex periph.ion dynamics and
water quality interactions, the
South Florida Water Management


District and Florida Atlantic Univer-
sity scientists are implementing -
for the first time a faster way of
monitoring periphyton. Today, the
South Florida Water Management
District Governing Board author-
ized a three-year cooperative
agreement with FAU for monitor-
ing Everglades periphyton using
chemolaxomony technology, a
rapid-assessment monitoring
method. The $240,000 agreement
uses a well-established method
known ar chemotaxonomy to
quantify periphylon abundance


and composition of different types
of algae based on diagnostic pig-
ments. Samples can be analyzed
faster than traditional methods,
such as chlorophyll a or taxonomy.
More than 480 samples will be
collected each year from sites
throughout the Everglades region
starting April 2006. The chemotax-
omonic assessment of these sam-
ple will be reported in the context
of their relationships to other key
RECOVER projects, in the Annual
Systems Status Report.


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Orden aprobada
La comision del condado ha
aprobado una orden para
restringir los lugares donde Oiven
los molestadores sexuales.
La nueva orden declara que un
molestador sexual no puede vivir
en una zona de 2,500 pies cuadra-
dos alrededor de lugares donde
hay menores. Estas zonas
incluyen: escuelas, librerias publi-
cas, guarderias, parques y patios
de recreo. El convict sexual no
debera de vivir temporalmente o
permanentemente en estos
lugares ..
La order declara que si un
propietario le renta o le vende a
un convictdoexual'itm casa o una
propiedad cerca de los lugares
prohibidos para ellos, sera casti-
gado. Al molestador se le prohibi-
ra ir a un refugio comunitario en


caso de desastre, en esle caso
debera de estar en la carcel hasta
que pase la emergencia.
Las violaciones de esta orden
tienen una multa de $500 o pri-
sion por 60 dias. La segunda vez
la multa sera de $1,000 o 12
meses de carcel. La orden no apli-
ca para un convict sexual que
establecio su residencia el.
primero de septiembre, 2005 o si
fueron menores que cometieron
el delito y no fueron castigados
como adults.

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sus cosas de reciclar no las mez-
cle con la basura. Todas las cosas
recyclables como carton, vidrio,
revistas y plasticos no se deben de
revolver con la basura normal.


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recojer las cosas recicladas
encuentran bolsas de basura
afuera de los contenedores.
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para eso cada propietario paga la
basura todos los meses.
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nuestro ambiente y mantener el
Condado limpio por favor piense
que entire mas recicle va a pagar
menos en el recibo de basura y
asi contribuira con el ambient.
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863-675-5923
Mary Diaz Lie Real Esilre Broker
(561) 385-3282
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(786) 255-8096 C O STAMAR
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(863) 599-1218 REALTY
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Elem School. $235,000. $230,000.
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tion. $165,000. .58 (half acre) lot in city limits.
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close to Elem. School $41,900. a
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Unit 1 close to Elem School restrictions $38,900.
$59,900. 1.25 acres on corner lot off
1/4 acre corner lot surrounded canal $40,500.
on three sides with greenbelt 1.09 acres $70,000.
in Unit 2 $42,900. PIONEER PLANTATION
2.22 acres in Unit 9. completely 2 5 acres cleared with drive-
surrounded by greenbelt city way and culvert installed,
water, electric, street lights, temp. light pole ready to build
fenced, high and dry, close to on. On Hendry Isles Blvd.
middle school. $219,000.' $120,000.

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i 1 1 I 1: i'..:.' Thin. i' .2 i i l-i. I A b ru 111 t.I' rl[ri
imr i if.'nj Ij'I A nI7 L nll'. 'diim-ri[ ti' .'in'm t 'rrein
I, l l.jlluT. hi 1nir.i'i c l'. imiji l u'ri[ Ii'- p i.rri ul Inti_ irld
* a ri dif0.isic: f i-ifii ,l'tmI iii )IlMi. Isiifj i pdsiiJ An
lrj,-A,,, ,,,,Ti ., --n1 It -. i-illIt r:.l Icr-,Fi ..i 149,500
Cl YL AN A WirTEFmiuTLIPDATU Je-.cilo I[,.
B '.b'1 C-l' l: T ri. l:i..iiiirri 'i ,iic -mcii l.ji..r pLir .,li '. WLil
L,',.lAlri|j, pli ,,llr lrn ilih if,1 jrn.,hl, Fl. ,--..lidili
6c ii pi.ibllliu' .. rI t .1.r'., 116 i- ll I tr I c- r t..J i i l id I


R IN oIstf'ENT RELN E. ,ROPEfCO ltmf'u,,plciT., l.
c$ ..r. 14 1 II" rl., l i L,.o M L (10Q pi moUlh l. Opi
o9.900


M r l :111stl1 :.

MUsE AREA MINI RANCH PROVIDES MAXIMUM
PI.EASIIRE Alm T:,'.l ni w ut.l':i .lJ nh,,- l I.,-. ..
S' I ,l I-in l Iin.- nirl i Isrc, : i rhdid hini ..I II.i .ii
IcinT., uri.,Urilji L' i t' r tII -iiP' ..R-.IA :, A '. ,ill I'- i,
!,1 i,'l, riri-ll ,++,,n l. i-i, -ro.. -a,n il i r % ,it l i druj. il -.1i
r'i rliiirir 'JLM't h Fiii Ji rri L, ru di 'irc h i rlmg h-Pr l
I, -i.j t:lr -. 475,001)
.u4'CAH 'fi-difH"II"6"N 1i ioThFKt'~'r 31 :;,'..4
, alhiA L' iinsrur i,,.i hi1i : n 11 i ,,i i ns-sh "
K h i P '.'im ih' cn.nii~i :.ri- fiii;i-n.i. i ,rJ iili 'ri.
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sPsCf WIlRrI SHOUTiING sBOiUiT, iMrY. inm...


q'i mte 4BFh BA :.. q I' more hoi- e c't 2 :' f .-a ht. n i
,IlA dr1 l tcd' i ithr.oglohuuil -phi l r pli luTs igr kiliAr.'. illh
I.bl' i:1 CSc'l-l ,:i ;, dimr, iriTi h ii budr in ,'hirij c'buiir fireplre
in rllTny mimr, Ci' ie I')nt hi.'t. F *'I T', mit lrA t,'lh hi
ilinrti rit c&psril 'lli ii r.lri .c'd rlr-d- [i[tipr. lid 11e6,
'Ji "ii ,crc'i :i',i ri,tirtri aochrel cwil" in, 24.%u l
11ed Why qualify w'en )on don'l hice I. Owner Ronai-
ing I% avaiaibli on this home $225,000.
3BR.28A MOBILE HOME ON 2 A(RES. Mo.n. i:. i mint
..,',idilbrr C)w', r I ln' ,lpli lcd ...ik r.d si I t,' i lrem inld
.HiL 1iil i':ie Lar, l h',l ticn i-nd Iid i rcld 1 pri.-
Tffr.'lc 'Ii'hAeigt I'e2s .2.ge [lil irri i,. l C,1AiTon
m.:. plnt.l. kri HIoJ aind 199,900.
iBIs 8R.2BA'ffX H-OSOF T ,iT c. u|si ,c. ain .i-
"clelir a Dm je'-
(I:iunry Line or, Sl Tilm ih I I> j r t'i buy [.or,'t L, our,
heJulYII.,ur Wpit":',rlltcril, Pl:y 199,900.
OWm'OiN PFCEOI O COU1TR',i lthin minute f ,.l.r
2' ,Jutluc.cid t.o c', ,i.'. i -.rhi l .ii 165.000
NEr "dBI A HO'Wr- O :h fi ,miilh drl. Ir,J cil it
pki'iuire Hr viilycim r.-ilvli nn i ILh l iBPl'.A ric.b, le h-i'.m
fPci'i, .,i'.:lJjc ie t .icheniw'c i abin.L. it n r,.nOl. iJ. i
pir,:., li& t h doi.k, I ,riJLlj, ir.iT ld iq a fi 1 W ioil *hl
IH15,000.


COMMERCIAl BUILDING ON 1.28 ACRS Lr, thit buiv
u:.im i. Lrilrol iin ad Bn'ld: lrtc. MrLal It r', utmpplriel
ic'icJc In i n) rii. ailh but'ire i n i.p ijri Ir irour ,r e
iinijr uc bulinp lin-de rruni--l rifiin fuil lihi.hri, Iricp-
ui-jr, jt i ind 2 bjlhrtimi in ide I .-' W- ipi ffi. u Jric d
Ihr ic-inm ilh N:'uillnr.p' iJ nd helmipt i'ould t .utld
'r pinr c,"buirn liL., ifpicfl r r wi' l otI ir C-.I 'D.,im ii'
hi IOlrffic .ir, $1,250,000.
PLANTOFR Vi- ROtMBL.B FUTtIIRE NOi. Ec oiltn
I..:ji I.',[ .)Flr tl' iuic '[il Hi mNil. i .r il -i i..E ll e hlJ
[.:jiji-. 1 l s .. p i .rt el'. r urire .)rua ng is P.d..pi l '
irilill:n l !LbR ?BA rtnir l i 'j.j n it I': .'..jiEr'Ir IIi. o
i.h ni Yf .I r [A *- rcf..i i.t Imcil ( ill... 'dil 899,900
LOOK NO FURTHE R!T: hri : tr-I .r h- ul pi i r 1 i ti
,,i f ,, il ,,,,iI, bu h e ,, 1.:.'iide I,' lu i'. ,.ir i' i ,i ,, 611i l
1i h ,;'. .), h i ll ... ii.' .L it li ,A 6 0 1 i .- ic .i l l ri ,I .lr
II. ll aiili r.:i $199,900
JLisF OFF TWY i) IN LBELLF ITL ?41 t u. J1.ri 3 iJ-,i
,Jri'u ii IcI,. rhh:rn I,,i Ii'j, ,ini,. i.', I.,,:i i i s i'Ia ,i 'l. : p":'0"-
1 1l', t$ 1 5I ri i.: [l. [ J lhrj ,' (1 5 ,1 0 0.
I.2iFCRF ZONEDU L- OW 9' 291 ,,.-t
H,-ie hT 'lii'i. ipetri':irL B.u. -eti .igru1t c IJ t' l.oIl -iTi
F'-i A'.,v h,, BE lin hlm' i': .lsi aiioa iht ~ri thLfi
IcTl Jcl.d ie f-i:f.i lr,'h :alJ t or pi. JanJ ...:rc_'li,
p'r,'h 2 icmi'ic hn.' cIn.) 1 1ii1 p:le t['niT .rcs I- tu -ir
$20,90.
S0 'fiff 7_liLTEn ;' 4irf. Ti, .',
Lie mrni; ih' l r I'T. ." Ji in or r 'piI.' )-ui hcu:.ir' i'I ii L.
rnpl igrcIN T, r c.L TiJ ~liA:t budding: i like I~ ii' d I
ciji L .cri ll li.ald oTA H> ) 1 ,:. ,roi l,:,., .l Iell 'i,
niL 'ii- a II V l Ci LU)' Iii $ 24,500.
COWBOY WAS OMfMRCIAL FIXER LPPER bt mild o-i
, a. I (ll8 tl bulding w Cth C I orurg 175,000



39 ACRES IN MUSE OF OFF SEC RETARIAT I 2 mi i fro.n
prJi'J rid],J iic i.iimgi y ,. i t il I' .',r S ,ld il-uJ,: I crii'l, lhc
:udj. : -r. i:.j .oimp rl l i r:cri-di ,0 1It r Oi L r e ui: pl-mt
,Oa cin Im ', ci. mrngirg in i it r'im 18-24.l il'.'L LI,,.r
lnr\l-d iid [r clii: cCi.w e li 'Lr'ee.'JId r J,'r [jrl, i-- rllr fr' .
iIf In pl.': L irypr. hri)l .-nI tr,-7 ri:T; 'iiilh dll HL. Ihi
MldnJi I il'undj, r p -,Pl% pli,. Ic.1 i iarj i[lj.Livo
nijn- Pr:,-,,, eri.le. pr,,- (,1800,01)0.
PROI(i CiG ORANGE GR D ) w 'n. i hi o._Lr. S'i.
niril.i! iro'u- iw.ts rrniPilL irrig srsis Lrj.:.'i_.nr prud- .-
i~I 121 r'I l j. ri.I H:.i -i b .: plir .il,;l I:, k2i4 m lIJ l l .."
m,.r 112,500 per acre
V lil ONA 4Ra'X. 1? 32 ACMS nC iF.., ,,|,F,1 .
,.'iti. L Uc ,ri i I d ':I'c- 0u wilh ,Mldu r I h'.i'.i-
f tlt, H .. c ,:, I i i":. i- Id c-t]i jipp'.c J wili i- :c :f --l i-i4-i
p.AIr um hri : fc i i f i :. ,pc ..''s r, ln I'jii J ':,,:id
Eci...a' I-j rL.A 'h a,-: 1iJL1,teJ i J Ihc .uniTrr, 1 Ullf. l I[,.
Iliur t hrA ,i hui-' r. ii .: l 1.280.000
48 0tRIES1R- f11I.X' ini^ihv TlTrit.p. -It
rulil i. pir-.plT O 'i: IhiTimrN.l. i;,pit iridJ pl.[,tlici 5
:Crcl i If.u-gh i[ NF r.I p.,Lnj 61,100,000.
30 BieiiTkimiLIACRE -'S IN fiMi.it; irci F 1'
*. I lir. .. I iL.d I, .] T'..I i' L.n l '...Jd j j '. ..' .ri -jli i
ldr1..! i flojInn rvK t, $ 0i5:.:,Nr fIo ,705,000
20 lRnEI T A'"iT. ,,f
pj.c .in II.'. Irni l [I, t pkk Ihl: tr rlii hoi'llfe c Enll) ilr.
.luli in l ',.mi.h Ihe nildlifr 1. hi1,Cunt.e Pun: i.,ld
C,:,irlTr Li,.rci h').l,. p '1:'' I l l-i rr ir.j I:; Ir" ln J trn
Ihirn &,1. 5498,000
-a ATiATD' lCEgi '.'T ,tiii, l m;, ;i'l,7 c--i
c-i v i o ',Ir'nbc- Iht0 ls e lui_ '.rd rJl' L 'ji i,:rA Lr, Ihb
in Ithr:ics. Ilt,.t l ,iie-e ,,ir Y d[o fmh ari d i- tl r [,11I
i.:dr $389,000
i 0ARE i N CLAL5ES lcoDlNYV llBiTs"trTp-,
In].J rcIild) i f buiiJinF L rAli oc. F.i..nlriici i..J
$145,000 1
BRIN S1ZHE ODi65 AE X 0HlO Tr;4 iH. 'in
in l i, '- I,.r ioii, FI .uiiFr..:d L,1i,: Ihl 1-. ftI ci. inl. 'ia J
'' .:ild r,- i 1 i ,rtl ii'il, rind, -a i q n ,..,n'n i: ft,: u -I.. A1ji
ni' r, -.: rS.. iTAl- n l_ ii $325,01M0

M|:I"- Cj p'l A pI l i' :l.& li i :10 phr H.i-llijg Iih p1.-Li'i l If


prounld pimai Build .uiur drcim h.ime ht ic '.ul rC'lequ
ellU mj. -x : iedJ s I Ihoire.le Ai. ;I $269,900
5 igH Tl ACRHONT1PAVEDHtOlietiYBZ T .'uM;.
cind pilr- c mi ofl LiEflIc orly ,ir irie; s r.m it Ic ",c'iomr,
iii 1flu pirLl on be daided mou r^in'o on ii~. n, Pn...:
Iui .rl 1 $225,000.
5 BEAI[TMl AtRES IN MUSE ti L.:.hbTLh, lu'r I.
S til-til PJ 2Ir.i I. I rilitk Puv yic ie hr.k.r : o Ih iblhc
trui rL, ini.iim t 1200,000 each.
PEAIE AND 01lifn L >i,; u -o.aill flriJ"EiiF T~.7.,- p'
pnio lla ) klr r I r Iflh ['.i pi fltin'i lun filrp r hi., A .
rre m l iiiii' ocn it i. jijt pci- l in.r h-u.r-, I .'l i.:. lor K
Rrf.iruinii 185,)l)ii
5 A C R E S IN A b 0 l 1.i L p t r tu I t o
e 'aloi ciJLu 1 1l65.u00.
BEALtIFlilLY W i OODlIfY.5'-'. ALREL wrib g,:.i1 :,,. .
r,:.lj OIIi Ai l.cb Ai roitrii- H:.rdHi r. ,iB d 589,901)
I.5 -t PloNR. nel0.Id %T. trTT,7%,r .ii
ni:,'t- .,f N plei., High & .Jr) uiih pliiii ll i nrid pii1.;
i79.900.
MOMTIRU ANCB HERThS I a i. i: c.iLiIM ell
H piu.. diiv'- i- r.. J ..,.n7ct e .lt I..,' 1. n min c w idr i.wtl
h.ii|T: on ti-p ptrpTTr i '.ih ,':.r,:u iu. ic-' a)liS J "ndil
iodl hmidy $6',500
57 TAC I i D RT'F lJEL D CONc IlO'IT, I""-l .i ,'
ld` t) I rlipi-'it i R.t.'.J.I J lid 1-.1. .'JO .il-n J61bi t -nm--.
J.it" iB, iJm p ) i iw, d ijlJ Lt,~ ie L.n I,.itm ': i ". i i
phli.ied furinaie aca'-.pmeL $52.000 pr acr
1.25+1- ACRE HOE1 Cl7TE ON PA\VED iro M..n ni ;
$49,900
MON1W1E1B ASCHFTnYf T.'r : 'Ftc Hlit
ai:nr c. n i'op ir t his l- n i Jui'-'t'i i li ulru .u
dni,.w $47.511
mlinLlr' 'i In Mi d iei (.ri lJ bi J- T iTru i ai', :r L'r i1
j )1) I Ihn,:c trlt nJ F'lITr L.'- ,rJ ir n llh j .[ .'.1 l, '
po,,cfid $30,0000.lr3U r.
pi'J --OOOpracrc -


HOtMLITES AVAIABLEm in L.jil ,' [, Il l,:..Ji-r.l
I "2 qCRES OF BEAUTIFLiL OLD FLORIDA )OAKs I iI
I- i, *'j ". ',..11 I ir ,- .lr Tip t I. Ttk I 1i7 lc : ll : i.,iri ...,fi'ir- ,.
i ,'r:: I An. ... l: h ,hll. ll.1.h,: f: i rf ]r', l ,i1. l r: I ..' I :
I'' h.],: I.. *,:,: Ili,. -I'C [':' Jr '1.:' I r,: ir l Il,: .l' lc h'.,nT,: ;
.ll,:, 5: $225.000
THIRD 10 FIND OAK FILLED CORNER LOf ,.ih, Are .irL nli
,,I H,'c' il LtI I. "1 it 'i T i-- hr t uI.nji Ili,,iilir.i. .
$ I5S 00.
$L. 0IO. .._ .. .. .. :
BARD 10 PIND A HOMI M'T 3, -i-. ACRE OFF I.U
OAK LNE.., 1 hrA.ii..n T,-il ,O r h .I-nl- J .H i ..i
tu":1"itn- : r" 'tiiT'- l' I-f li ir' i ii lr1 i'j ".''.-"cdr r.-.i jji ''i
I',ius i"A-I- 5125,000 .
1i2 sctr ON :HlllH1II IKilL -,A t1. c,': A i

ic ,i-- B. uHii r ti j I. ].:|..L (90.00 H
BUWit OIff J TOlBi ifT I i 2'". 1T L2BEl.:.,,
q:uid, ul dJ. 'l.s P'icd :. ll noi ; ,Q0.000. ;
Bllffo V% 6RtfO 1 f TafjiTTi.
: i i .,i .. i c-ldo' RI .lll lrli.:r ,'l l hi., ",iiin i .'l'.
L [ptc 1.rt 'u.1i h.:I. d Oi a t i', ii ii ":i11 $85,)00

159,900.
PORT LABULLE BuILDABLE LOTS I 4.' ,ii's ,,1.,
L'innilc- ,Ainr .inlt.c II.LI .rilog friT. i $3'1,0 and up "-
ffil ir b .-il'l, &:l.: -ill l ici-f rLul -- -, .
IROPIWCL GUU ACRES iT. i:hr...nre ':...-rA;:.- 1".:,-
I(ohi ii ti. "ii i l :.li c i .- .1 .I nlj'l.



A'BA HOWN1 ON Q[IET S REE Thu: i,. .BA in. iii.jI-J i
.i,:r i,'l.i hto An.,- ,' plcp:['i :,i-'., ,:.i-.l j p!rr)

i i.'i t .-I iH..l. .Ti 's'" 265,000.
r, in'Tk'fo n'0':"'okr, ,F.r; -
Pm pcf 'J,. 'her.d, wx, ';"l )lr Ui'IJ |T|IIJ[';. r., 1.1 ..1 ,'iii.,"r .'-.r
L d 'c i h ,\,n C( ti..' ,. i h h l t .u idl ,l .. .r ,I i ,3-H i l i i i" : .
'unlifxi-.I d ncd 0r.:.-ci 83,000 o d-fl up I: dll .i r.ial
;:AlH il. Fr ilt:c 566,900.
2-2..B(.li'fif L".2ALTi'o'r V,-.It- I 31 ;tl-,-;i;.,,
S62.tW)
fiie A\.i 549,900 0o $54.900.
im i"i Bid Hoo' r ieActii ,-Ik ,l r .,j a
$5. 52.500 rach .


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I E \ E LOP MENT!
NMI iana, Re sidential. Commercial
,Rc :rea2tnonal. 192 +/- acres, of
which approx 301(. +/- acres is a
Inarina; 9 hole golf course; 2
watei plarits,.2 se\ver plants; 2
heated pools; 2 restaurant
stri.ctlures RV' sites and fully
iutl ruished c:lbins $28,800,000
#2 THE PERFECT TENI
Masterrful.ll designed & built
cutoi' 3 2 )5 riverfront estate
lihor. tiii.uated on 10 +/- pri-
\.at. mil.i iciaastal acres, in one of
rloi i.:la 'si ost rapidly growing
a.li,. $2,895,000
#3 BE DUTIFULL RIVER-
FRO)NT VIEW! This 1.79+/-
acit- icritront homesite has
been i:le sed and is ready for
building. This property boasts
133+/- feet of gorgeous river-
front scenary. $899,000
#4 PARADISE! This 3/3 split
floor plan riverfront home has
great landscaping and beautiful
Iriverfront views. Take advan-
tage of your own dock w/ boat
lift, boardwalk and small beach.
$899,900
#5 RIVERFRONT ACREAGE
AT A BARGAIN! Invest in this
oversized 2.5 +/- acre lot on the
Caloosahatchee. This amazing
property boasts 120 +/- feet of
river frontage. DON'T let this
amazing price pass you by.
$799,000
#6 RIVERFRONT, ACREAGE


AND UAKS! '2 story 3/3 +
Den/Office,. rocking chair
porches, outbuilding, too many
extras to name! Gorgeous 2.53
+/- acres w/ an amazing 230++/-
feet of Riverfront. Horses
allowed. $845,000
#7 MAGNIFICENT RIVER-
FRONT HOMESITE! Build
your dream home surrounded
y gorgeous views! This 1.74+/-.
acre lot boasts a generous
126+/- ft of river frontage.
$759,000
#8 ENJOY DAYS OF RIVER
VIEWS! From this spacious 4/3
Riverfront Home. A screened'
lanai over looks a spectacular
view of the river w/ aboat dock
and 10,0001b lift. Located in
Caloosa Estates. $799,900
#9 THERAPEUTIC SET-
TINGS! Enjoy this beautiful
riverfront lot with long range
views of the river. 1 +/- acre with
approximately 140' of river
frontage. $585,000
#10 LOVE WHERE YOU
LIVE! This FULLY FUR-
NISHED 3/2 riverfront home is
in a deed restricted community
overlooking the Intracoastal
Waterway. Enjoy your own pri-
vate boat dock with lift and 8
person. Jacuzzi on large
screened lanai! $775,000
#11 OVERSIZED RIVER-
FRONT LOT! This beautiful
1 +/- acre homesite has over 100
feet on the Caloosahatchee, and


is located in LaBelle's only
gated community. Included
with the association fees are
water, sewer, pool, .recreation
center, boat slip and storage:
$499,900
#12 APARTMENT & ACR-
EAGE IN FT. DENALiD' This
property has a 2 story, 2,232 -/-
sq. ft. building n full apariimern
above and three car garage
below, situated on 1.84 +/-
acres. $759,900
#13 BEST RIVERFRONT
PRICE! This .53 +/- acre lot is
in LaBelle's only gated commu-
nity, Riverbend, boasting mani-
cured grounds, community
water, sewer and clubhouse with
a pool and tennis court.
$479,000
#14 TURKEY CREEK SUBDI-
VISION! This oversized home-
site has a barely lived in 3/2
doublewide, 12'x 15' Ted's Shed
and 44' dock, built to coastal salt
water standards. Located in
Ortona. $450,000
#15 TWO AFFORDABLE
RIVERFRONT LOTS! These
lots, approx. 65'x 100' each,
have a beautiful river view in
front and a pond in back!
Located in Moore Haven's
River Gardens S/D. $199,900
each.


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Associates
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LaBelle, FL 33935 u .illC \IIn,.,I.,i

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Caloosa Belle, Thursday, March 23,2006


unaer i russ iIanai
SSolid Surface Coun-
tertops & Maple
Cabinets
Ber th fir, 10t oirt lisi qidiulilnv at,*a' blrn.'r (I.nlirn
Ibealnrfidl detiil i, what thic builder r hail in iinid uitrn
rreatinti thisM p rioitsn floor-plan tiind iii tinal ibi'or.
Located in Efast laBel'l and Glade.l (Counn1t. Yom re j1t1,
scrond. fronl Sate Ronil ,70. arnl in one of 'lthe n o. t dr.itr-
able aand appprirliati'e neighborhosrdr earoinnld. lhatliitv.
front downtownoii lnellhf., Cal(oo.sahaticlih Rirter and
Golfing. Don't waitn fr thii beautYi tn lip array.I
Affordable Priced to sell....,244.000




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Of Southwest Florida, Inc. .*

Cell: 239-872-7665 aS,
Bus: 239-495-2402 Matt Fleming
Realtor'
E-Mail: mattflemingl @comcast.net
Commercial Land Residential
RESIDENTIAL LOTS L:. i -, 1:: ar'. 1 9' ,"59,'50
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own entrance, oversized garage.
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* $300,000 3BD/BA mobile home in Muse which
rests on 5+/- acres features a new well and roof.
Property is also fenced with a shed and pond.
* $197,900 4BD/2BA Gorgeous upgraded manufac-
tured home in LaBelle. This home features a split loor
plan and all crown holdings in the living and dining
room.
* $139.400 to $151,900 Th,.ie are III a iiit-le
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* $113,900 2BD/2BA New and still under con-
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winter home. Call nowforcompletion date.
* $112,500 2BD/2BA New Construction in the
Moore Haven Yacht Club. The Moore Haven Yacht
Club is a 55+/- "ownership" park. Call today for com-
pletion date!l
* PRICE REDUCED $110,000 2BD/1BA mobile
home on 2.5+/- acres in Clewiston. Enjoy peaceful
country living year round or as a weekend getaway!
* $78,900 3BD/2BA mobile home in Ortona. The
mobile home is partially furnished. The lot is sur-
rounded in beautiful palm and oak trees.
* JUST REDUCED $64,900 3BD/2BA manufac-
tured home on .20+/- acres.


ACREAGE:
$1,500,000 Hwy 27 frontage. (ucr.rd) iur:.
Salvage yard.
S$988,025 Warehouse & office on 1.38+/- acre.
One of a kind Auto Salvage yard. Organized with dean
bill of health.
$900,000 St+ a.:ir: .Al'b uuful phruia Irid mi
Muse. -
PRICE REDUCED $900,000 45+/-Hard to find
acres adjoining Babcock property in Muse.Paved road
access.
$850.000 40 a. e- beiunrull, edludej1 iUti
pIlii're, p insi. c.tbbatg: pilm and :'al
5650,000 2- a,.rI i rthe he.,n :l Aha .:.n b
SR 80.
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shed.
S98,900 2.5+/- acres. Cleared in Montura. There is a
single wide mobile home included with the property. The
mobile home is to be sold "as is."
HOMESHTES:
$* 25,500 $72,900 'Call for more information
about available lots in Fordson Park. The lots have
been nicely maintained and are dose to everything in
laBelle.
* $29,900 $34,900- Mobile home lots available in
55 and older Community located in Moore Haven
Yacht Club. Call for more information.
CALL FOR AVAILABLE HOMESITE
IN PORT IABELLE. MONTURA
ND LEHIGH ACRES
RENTALS:
* $950/Monthly 3BD/2Ba home in Ortona.


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LUVERS. This 2/2 CBS Home & Guest
mobile is on Jacks Branch with river access.
This Unique one of a kind property also has
it's own private ISLAND. Gorgeous property
is covered with large oaks. Call for more
details. This is a MUST SEE. $475,000
QUIET COUNTRY RETREAT! Like new
manufactured home on 2.82 acres in quiet Ft.
Denaud. This immaculate home offers vault-
ed ceilings, entertainment package includes a
large screen television w/ stereo and surround
sound, split floor plan, built in computer cen-
ter, large master bedroom and bath w/ garden
tub and separate shower. Upgraded appli-
ances add a nice touch, to the large open
kitchen w/ eat-in breakfast bar and formal
dining. $212,500
THIS CHARMING CEDAR HOME sits on
an oversized corner lot in the city. The 2 Br/


MLS i
Se Habla
Espafiol


2 Ba home has vaulted ceilings and tile in the
living area. French doors provide views to the
outside. Fenced back yard and 8' x 10' shed
for extra storage. $205,000 :
PRICE REDUCED! This .84 +/- Acre creek
front homesite is located on Pollywog Creek
in beautiful river front community. Build
your dream home on this oversized
Creekfront lot which provides beautiful oaks,
access to the Caloosahatchee River and some
river views. Price Reduced $149,900.
SPECTACULAR RIVERFRONT ESTATE


aI'Le with over 200 feet ol waterfront and
already separated into 2 lots. The fabulous
view is naturally pristine across and up the
river from this 'Point" on both the main river
and the "Old River", which features 60 feet of
protected dockage. Rip Rap of riverbank is in
progress. There is NO "Corps Setback" on
either lot, which may allow houses and/or


Marilyn Sears Licensed Real Estate Broker
Sales Associates Nancy Hendrickson, Margaret Whatley,
Yvonne Doll, Consuelo Tarin Lopez, Suzanne Sherrod
Judy Cross McClure and Receptionist Emily Curtis


pools unusually close to River. Beautiful area
of upscale homes within blocks of central
LaBelle. $1,500,000
WATERFRONT HOMES/LOTS
/ LOCATION. LOCATION, LOCA-
TION!!! This 3 +/- acre peninsula has
over 700' of Caloosahatchee River
frontage with Hwy. 29 access. Zoned C-2
Your possibilities are endless! $3,900,000
BEAUTIFUL RIVERVIEWS from this
waterfront homesite on dredged river
oxbow w/ private dock in place.
Homesite is located approx. 75 ft. from
S the main river in an area of nice homes.
'. Permits are in place to re-dredge oxbow
'u GORGEOUS RIVERFRONT! This 1.04
acre lot is wooded and located on County
Road 78. Build your dream home on this
eIA- parcel and enjoy endless views of the
Caloosahatchee River. Price Reduced
$499,900
'*' CREEK FRONT HOME W/ RIVER


ACCESS! 2BR/2BA CBS home on
Pollywog Creek. Located in Caloosa
Estates S/D this home offers creek and
river view '- '-jlp jes include
new porc |i | I ut,' new
maple kitck.ZJ Ll .J new roof.
Master bedroom and living room have
sliding glass doors which open up to
shaded patio and overlook creek. Private
dock and access to the Caloosahatchee
River. Priced to Sell- $299,900 Owner
will consider all reasonable offers!
HOMES IN LABELLE
GRAND COUNTRY LIVING LOCAT-
ED IN THE HEART OF LABELLE!
Enjoy the open porches and breezy bal-
cony of this 4,000+/- sq. ft. home. A one
of a kind must see from the old bead-
board walls to the formal living + dining
room, the new pool, Jacuzzi tub and
wood carved Pub. Completely renovated
plus a new addition in 2005, home offers
Hardi-board siding, Trex decking, new
roof, new windows and floors, security
system and much more. $450,000
MOVE IN READY! Newly remodeled
3BR/2BA home located on large lot in


the city. New carpet, flooring and interi-
or .paint and spacious master bedroom.
Price reduced to sell $179,900
WELL MAINTAINED 3BR/2BA MAN-


UFACTURED HOME w/ office or possi-
ble 4th bedroom. Located within city
limits, completely fenced and priced to
sell! $99,900
HOMES
3BR/2.5BA CUSTOM ESTATE HOME
located on % acre corner lot in exclusive
Caloosa Harbor. The Interior of this
open floor plan features custom lighting,
built in desks, new carpet throughout,
formal dining room, entertainment
room and remote controlled security sys-
tem. The exterior features a well mani-
cured/landscaped lawn and heated pool
w/ waterfall. This gorgeous home is a
must see! $618,900
FAMILY READY This.3BR/2BA spa-
cious CBS home features split floor plan
and large family room. $195,000
4BR/2BA SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME
features large kitchen, new a/c, upgraded
appliances, jet tub and above ground
pool. $179,500
THIS IMMACULATE MANUFAC-
TURED HOME is situated on shaded
oversized lot in town and completely
fenced. Home features vaulted ceilings,
split floor plan, kitchen with pantry and
breakfast island. Front and backporches
are great for outdoor entertaining and
enjoyment. $149,900
3BR/2BA DOUBLEWIDE MOBILE
HOME on 1 acre. Home features vault-
ed ceilings, large living room and split
floor plan. Fenced back yard, barn and
scattered oaks. $148,000
OAK COVERED Vs ACRE PROPERTY
with 2BR/1BA mobile home, very pri-
vate, screened deck and partially fenced
yard, located east of LaBelle. i1,000
Seller Bonus $129,900
HOMES ON ACREAGE
3BR/1BA CBS HOME ON 8.8+/-
ACRES fronting onpaved road approx.
3 miles from town. Property is fenced &
cross fenced w/ gorgeous oaks and horse
stable. $490,000.


3.18 +/- ACRES W/1BR/1.5BA Bridge Street and a "Quaint Old-Florida
COTTAGE style home located in Port Cracker-Style" office fronting on Park
LaBelle Ranchettes, one of LaBelle's Avenue. $1,200,000
most desirable communities. Situated at WHAT A GREAT OPPORTUNITY!
the end of a cul de sac provides a peace- Historic commercial building w/ 3 com-
ful & private setting. Cathedral ceilings, pletely renovated rental units.
ceramic tile throughout, open floor plan Renovations include new roof, 2 new a/c
and wrap around porch. $469,900 units, stucco, paint, resurfaced parking
2.46 +/- OAK COVERED ACRES and more. Located in a hirh traffic area


w/4BR/3.5BA Creek front home in a
quiet neighborhood. This home offers 3
master suites and 226' of creek frontage.
Large 28' x 40' storage building offers
loft, electric, water and RV hook up.
$315,000
ACREAGE/LOTS
2.5 +/- ACRES. stocked pond, partially
fenced, unique oak grove and ready to
build. Great location on CR 78 approx. 2
miles from town. Seller motivated
$199,000
10 ACRE PARCEL located off Hwy 74
(Bermont Road) in Charlotte County.
Property zoned agricultural. Price
Reduced $100,000
BEAUTIFUL OAK COVERED CITY OF
LABELLE LOT. Located in established
neighborhood. Build your home on this .45
acre lot. Price Reduced $79,900
BEAUTIFUL 100' X 185' RESIDENTIAL
HOMESITE w/beautiful oaks located in
the city of LaBelle and ready to build
$89,900
OVERSIZED .64 ACRE WOODED resi-
dential homesite located in the city.
$89,000
RESIDENTIAL LOTI Shady .30 acre lot
w/ well, septic and 2 culverts for driveway.
Zoned for home or mobile home. Reduced
to $42,500
NICE O -NTIAL LOT
w/ some r ntura Ranch
Estates. NTRACT
COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS
PRIME LOCATION! Business zoned
property located in Downtown LaBelle.
Perfectly situated on the corner of (Hwy
29) Bridge Street and Park Avenue thi
property has endless possibilities. "Old
Historical Florida-Style" two story build-
ing, 1,846 sq. ft. w/ 122' frontage on


surrounded by offices, restaurants and
businesses. $550,000
REDUCED PRICE $350.000!!!
RENOVATED BUILDING!!! READY
FOR YOUR BUSINESS!!! Need a place.
to locate your business? This is it! Highly
visible, only 180 ft. East of Bridge Street.
Totally remodeled building situated on
.31 acre lot fronting on Washington Ave.
across from bank drive thru. Property is
175' deep which leaves room for future
expansion. Renovations include all new
crown molding, ceramic tile, siding,
plumbing, electric and A/C.
BUSINESS ZONED! This 2 Br / 1 Ba
home is situated on a high traffic road in
the city. Just 2 blocks north of Hwy 80
and 1 block east of Bridge Street and sur-
rounded by local banks and businesses.
Price reduced $215,000
INDUSTRIAL
INDUSTRIAL-INDUSTRIAL-
INDUSTRIALI This 1.12 acre parcel features
easy access off of two paved roads & a cur-
rently occupied steel building w/over 5,400
sq. ft. PRICED TO SELL AT $525,000.
UNDER CONTRACT
4.14 ACRES ZONED INDUSTRIAL.
Property features 80' x 100' hangar plus
1998 3BR/2BA 2,200 sq. ft. doublewide
mobile home. Great investment... Great
Location! $1,500,000
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY! Excellent
investment opportunity w/ 277' frontage
on Hwy 29. 1.59+/- acres on corner of
Hwy 29 and N. Industrial Loop Road, 3
steel buildings- (Warehouse-3,800 sq. ft.;
shop 1,600 sq. ft. ; office building 2,520
sq. ft.) all currently leased. $1,300,000
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AT OUR NEW LOCATION
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Forest Proclamation Boun-
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Bichon Male, Wht, neutered,
5y/o,'& blk/wht Dalmation/lab
mix female spayed, to good
home (561)261-8391
CATS (2) Wonderful cats, de-
clawed & neutered, up to
date on shots, 21/2 yrs old,
need to go together, sisters
together since birth
(863)634-9630
SCUR MIX, 8 males, 1 female,
free to good home.
(863)763-4826


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PUPPIES, Terrier mix male &
female, tree ro good home.
(863)675-3947 eves.
(239)707-3881 days.
STOCKADE FENCE- free, 50
feet *+, (561)202-7702
Buckhead Ridge




Fri.3/24&Sal 3125
8 3m 2 pm
4019 E. Sunllower Cir,
L3Belle
*Bikes *Toys *Clothing *
& Much more!



Ft. Denaud, Sat. March 25,
8am-3pm, 4580 Ft. Denaud
Rd, Lots of furniture,
Clothing & Misc.
Jt \,- .-

LABELLE- Fri-Sat, Mar 24th &
25th, 9am-?, 20315 Mar-
shall Field Rd SW. Furniture
and miscellaneous

Multi.Famil
LABELLE- Sat., Mar 25th,
7am- ?, 333 N Missouri St.
Household items, furniture,
clothes, baby items, crafts
and much morel!


SAlv
MUSE, Sat., 3/25, 8am til
2pm, 27230 County Rd.
720, at the end of Kirby
Thompson Rd. Lots of
Everything! .


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YARD SALE
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
March24 & 25 .
8a .m -2pm
Houseware. loys. clothes, pia-
no. dressers, crash. annques.
1659 Palm Lane LaDelle.
No Ealy Birds


Tall Guy, Secure, Stable. To
Smeei AtiJ live Gai or Friends
lor Dining. Traveling. elc.
Lers meei! (863194-6-3123




Employment -
Full-Time 205
Employment -
Medical 210
Employment-
Part.Time 215
Employment
Wanted 220
Job Information 225
Job Training 227
Sales 230



ACCOUNTING CLERK
ADMIN. ASST.
For busy CPA Office.
Experienced & Good
Work Ethic.
Fax Resume To:
863-675-9275
ALICO INC is now hiring
for the following positions
Citrus Canker Inspectors
Equipment Operators
Please apply at our main office
640 S. Main Street
LaBelle, FL 33935
or fax resume to:
863-675-6928
Alico Inc is a DFWP and EOE
CONSTRUCTION
ROUGH CARPENTRY
Must have own transportation.
(863)675-7711


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CAR RENTAL
starting a $39.95 Per Day


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Emplymen
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Drug Free Work Place
Class A CDL. Excellent Benefits & Pay
401K, Paid Vacation, Paid Insurance
& Bonuses.

Apply at:
5701 Ft. Denaud Road
Gulfcoast Products, Inc.
or call 863-675-4410


Builders Choice Supply
Looking for CDL
class B or better
for deliveries.
Call 863-674-9900
COLLECTIONS ASSISTANT
Needed in Immokalee, assists
and/or locates customers with
delinquent accounts and
process invoices. Previous
experience with AIR and
A+ computer skills required.
Email fjimenez(sixls.com.
Or fax 239-657-9764
COLLECTIONS ASSISTANT
Needed in Immokalee, assists
and/or locates customers with
delinquent accounts and
process invoices. Previous
experience with A/R and
A+ computer skills required.
Email fjimenez~sixls.com.
Or fax 239-657-9764
COOK
Needed for Big V Restaurant
(863)675-2917 Patsy.
EXPERIENCED PLUMBER
(863)675-1155


CORRECTION OFFICERS
The Glades County Sheriff's
Office is accepting appli-
cations for Correction Offi-
cers. Certified and not
certified must complete a
tabe test. Starting salary is
$10.00 per hour.
Benefits include health and
life insurance, dental insu-
rance may be purchased.
Applications may be picked
up at the Glades County
Sheriff's Office 599 Ave-
nue J, Moore Haven, Flori-
da or call personnel at
863-946-1600
DRIVER NEEDED COL Class
B drivers license required.
Must have clean driving
record. Good benefits pack-
age. Drug Free Workplace.
Call (239)657-3168 and ask
for David Carreno or apply in
person at:
United Agri Products
116 Jerome Dr. Immokalee, FL
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HUNTERS

,, TREE SERVICE
Tree Trimming A
& Removal
Stump Grinding
Shaping & Topping

863-675-0403
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Metal Roofs Re-Roofs Roof Repairs
Pole Barns Vinyl Siding Sofft & Facia
Office (863) 675-7045 I
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Drug Free Work Place
Class A CDL. Excellent Benefits & Pay
401 K, Paid Vacation, Paid Insurance
& Bonuses.
Apply at:
5701 Ft. Denaud Road
Gulfcoast Citrus Harvesting, Inc.
or call 863-675-4410
DRIVERS LaBelle Dodge: Help Wanted
Over the road & local. Lot Porter, Sales &
Good equipment. Evening Cashier / Operator
Call Charles (863)675-1940 863-675-1220.
DUMP TRUCK DRIVERS RE A
NEEDED- Must have CDL, REA
Please call 863-675-3505
FUEL TRUCK DRIVER NEWSPAPER ...
Must have Class B CDL leds you
with Hazardous Material reIo te
endorsement. Must bes prodof
be 21 year old. best produce
Immokalee area. and seices.
Call 239-657-3694.
FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER
Minimum 5 yrs exp. in the
workplace. Knowledge of
Quickbooks Pro and MS Of-
fice, Exc pers refs & must be
bondable. E-mail resume to:
firstappralsalOl @earthlink.net
Mace Welding is now
accepting applications for
WELDERS
Apply within at:
90 Evans Rd, LaBelle
(863)675-6683


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HELP WANTED
Sidewalk & Bridge Foreman ihr Henrrv Counry Road &
Bridge Clean ijlvinr record Mui nrave Cliss D or higher
river,. III: en;,e Hiih l~rihiol Diploma GED or 2 vears e.peri-
erce 1i nouri er i ,:n iiui0:iiri 1 include Hinowiedge or con-
!ilruction plan, meajiuiTrimef-, lO. rming, pouring rirnsning,
.upervi-,irl:n jn ia ririe re.laled irplenei. Pay arjnge $30 160
arid l '},,ti i.l 'i uilly drendinQ urp:in i ,perCiice
Forklift Operator/ Assistant da ine Recycling & Hazardous
VtWle Co ill ciioi C l iir in L,8.lle. CDL license preferred.
Mechanic I. Bii: niciruhai vniowredge e periericea ds anau-
Iomoiive service wirejrr o mpnriarin: i nelDer preferred
Mechanic II. Grdiual Irom an approved course in heavy &
diseI mcrijriics, rnre ,years experience.
Boir Mechanjc: pesilions require las 8a drivers license Must
nave a Hign Scrool Diploma or GED oln locale in Clevis-
lan
GIS Coordinator lhr Ine LaBelle alhle Musi nave Bachelor of
Silence Irom an acircdlied college or university in computer
science, geography, ovr IeCueld mlelO wih :onsrieraole expen-
encerc in [h e u or eocgraphir iniormalon systems or 8 yrs
eQuivhleril e'peneni: e
The poSilionc; jre lull lime wmin medical benefits, retirement,
Sicl and vaji:3on leave
Tnese pos'irons il be open urnil filled. Job descption & ap-
plicaioiS 1 .i b ann Ie ,riaNiell ifn i ch SaiiiiiP Offiie in Cieviisilon
and hre LLourrr ou.e in LBeille in Ihe HR ODparmTeni
Vet Pref. EEO: Drug Free. Applicants needing assistance in the
application process should contact Hendry County Commis-
sioner HR Department


MANAGEMENT


Immediate restaurant management
openings in Lake Placid, Moore
Haven, LaBelle, Clewiston and
Okeechobee. We are a franchise with
27 restaurants throughout South
Florida and are hiring energetic,
honest, and responsible individuals.
We offer:
'-Excellent Salaries
-Medical and Life Insurance
-Dental Insurance
-401K Savings Plan
-Paid Vacations
-Advancement Opportunities
-Training Program

For an interview please call:
863-983-4224
or mail your resume in confidence to:
Pauline Alvarez
Southern Management Corporation
1014 W. Sugarland Hwy.
Clewiston, FL 33440



Mechanics and Welders

$20.06 per HR
Mechanics
5+ years of experience as a journeyman level mechan-
ic with the ability to install, maintain, troubleshoot and
repair industrial equipment such as pumps, motors,
conveying systems, hydraulics, turbines, gear boxes
and related equipment.
Welders
Perform welding on various types of steel structures,
pressurized vessels and pressurized piping. Able to
weld with mig and tig. Ability to use a plasma cutter, air
arc and acetylene torch.
Fax: 863-902-3168
Email: Jdooley@ussugar.com
Employment Office on WC Owen in Clewiston
US Sugar is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed
to a diverse workforce. Women and minorities are en-
couraged to apply. We maintain a drug-free workplace
and perform pre-employment substance abuse testing


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signs and
inventory sheets!


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877-353-2424


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JOB OPPORTUNITIES


Dining Room Host(ess)
Dining Room Server
Housekeeper
Maintenance Worker
Poker Brush
Security Officer
TAD Floor Clerk


$8.00 per hour
$5.50 plus tips
$9.00 per hour
$10.00 + D.O.E.
$8.00 per hour
$10.00 per hour
$21.00 avg. w/grats


We are also seeking candidates
for these professional positions:

Count Team Supervisor Financial Analyst
Human Resources Generalist TAD Floor Supervisor

Benefits available for all employees
www.theseminolecasino.com
Apply in person at: 506 S. 1st St., Immokalee, FL
Phope: 1-800-218-0007
The Seminole Casino is a Drug-free Workplace


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I The Seminole Tribe of Florida
S is hiring at our Ahfachkee School on
our Big Cypress Reservation.
I I
GUIDANCE COUNSELOR
I Bachelor's or higher in the area of
Guidance and Counseling. Appropriate
licensure, training and certification
Sin the area of Guidance and Counseling.
Knowledge of the educational system
and in particular special ed. & the
individual ed. plan process.

SPEECH THERAPIST
Master's in Speech & Language
I Pathology. FL License. Min. 3 yrs. exp.
I with children from birth to high school.

INSTRUCTIONAL AIDE:
Assist with all aspects of classroom
teaching. AS degree or higher.
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I HR, 6300 Stirling Road, Hollywood,
FL 33024. Fax 954-967-3477
Email galtman(semtribe.com
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Fl tPrn LC IV Cern Willing I0l O.l Illeble sthdule
Support & FulTime-REGISTERED NURSE
F il. lh I i ye e p ill Ir.r, nrt grad.
Radoogic Teduologis/Manographer
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PhjiTn..r'nphic QA proceduisi
Full tlre- CTAladlog Techdi
(8:30 am. 5 p.m or 10:30 am. to 7 p m.)
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; 4,114 0,', ,,i' penrdil' proficilenr in CT rid Cci',rjl
Radiloraphy
Per dem- Housekeeper
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lurni-,.lo,,, Io rriarJ 1 r a ian-ar safe. & oiidiS eri nid, T
Full Tlme/Per Diem C.NA
Must have valid FL C.NA Certificate
Phone: 863-902-3079 or Fax resume to: 863-983-0805
Drug FreeWorkplace *EOE

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Yoder Brothers an International leader in the Horticulture industry
Warehouse Service Pesonnel and an Associate Grower to assist in the
activities of plant growing, irrigation and protection. Qualified candi-
dates must enjoy working in an outdoor environment and be flexible
with regard to work schedule. Interested individuals seeking year
round employment and excellent benefits may apply in person or
contact:
MARILYN MCELROY
YODER BROTHERS INC.
2201 Owanita Road Alva, FL 33920
239-728-2535 ext. 230


Drug Free Work Place
Excellent Benefits & Pay
401K, Paid Vacation, Paid Insurance
& Bonuses.


Apply at:
5701 Ft. Denaud Road
Gulfcoast Citrus Harvesting, Inc.
or call 863-675-4410



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Fleet Technician
Clewiston. FL
Perlorms a ranae 0 osel-
vice dlagno:is and repair to
syslemrs 0 jll DisIril Heele
unils SuCht aiirbjals. weeR
dealers, lawjn iiio er.
chainsawrv oultbojr mot.
lors, comprIesors LdrS.
Irucks, diesel jnr gasioline
heavy equipmerrii and com-r
ponernis and ancillary con-
strucionri equipmeri makes
and models. Musi have
lechniical compeleiiv in 4
certilied areas Observes,
and examines IeIl e quip
menl in operation ti deleci
mallunchioning ir deleclive
parts and excessive wear
and repairs according it
mjnulaclure speciiir:ion
May give lecnnia.l aurlianc:e
arid assistance Overiime
will be required based cn
weather and/or ervironmer.
131 cundilions May be, al
limes, required i, provide
work support before. during.
and after m alor 1lutrm evenly
and emergency situations,
such as hurricanes or oiher
declared emereen:ies Higr,
School graduate or an
equivalency diploma. Four
years experience servicing,
diagnosing, and repairing
cars, trucks, diesel engines,
and heavy .equipment. Valid
ASE certifications in auto-
motive: brakes, suspension
& steering, electrical/elec-
tronic system, preventive
I ayilance mspec:hrin
lass" B'CDL wniin 3airbrae
eridorsemenri required
Class A license may be re-
quired if assigned to heavy
equipment repairs and test
drives class A equipment.
Job Reference #206111.
Please visit our website for
more information & APPLY
ONLINE at www.sfwmd.oov.
SOUTH FLORIDA WATER
MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
Attn: Human Resources
RO. Box 24680
West Palm Beach, FL
33416-4680, E0E
Maintenance Man
to help at White's Furniture
& Appliance. Apply in
person at 1060 Hwy 29
South in LaBelle.
PLUMBER Experience in
ALL phases. Call for an inter-
view. (863)675-1155
POSITION
AVAILABLE
Full time position available
in the Financeiand
Accounting Department of
large financial institution.
Duties to include but not
limited to: Accounts
Payable, wires; assisting
the Bank's Controller, and
other miscellaneous
duties. Training will be
provided; however, bank
experience a plus. Must
be knowledgeable in
Microsoft Excel. Salary is
Commensurate with
experience. An excellent
benefits package available.
To apply mail orfax
resumes to:
Florida Community Bank
c/o Denise Smith
VP& Controller
1400 North 15th Street
Immokalee, FL 34142
or call 239-657-3171
(x22 8) toset up an
interview, appointment.
Fax: 239-657-4313. EOE
POSTAL JOBS
$16.46 $22.97/hr, Now Hir-
ing. For application & free
government job info., call
American Assoc. of Labor
1-913-599-8226, 24hr.
emp. serve.
PROFESSIONAL
SALES PERSON
for upscale jewelry store.
Full Time with many benefits.
Call Capital Pawn
(863)675-3565
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Wantto be independent and
set your own hours? Work'
from your home office with
no floor time requirements?
We are seeking self-directed,
motivated agents in Hendry
County. Call Margaret at
Margaret Birdsong Realty, Inc.
866-768-2895!
ROOFING SALESMAN/
ESTIMATORS
Great Pay. High demand
Product Weekly pay, Start
Today!!. Call Shorty
(863)675-1560
SALES ASSOCIATES:
Now Hiring.
Please apply within:
Vision Ace Hardware,
350 W, Hickpochee Ave.,
LaBelle, FL,


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SE NECESITA CHOFER
para dump truck
Junior Trucking
863-673-1591 or 674-4719



ANIMAL CARETAKER
Musl enlov working oultside
w.jrnamjls. tie able to spewa
Ernolisn and work Sal & Sun
Lejve n.ie 'jage @
48631674-0321



AMERICA'S DRIVING ACADE-
MY Sarl your driving career,
Onering c:oulses in CDL A &
B One lunlion rlee Many p.Jy
merni options' No regislrariori
lee, (18881808-5947 in-
o.'amerii:jsdrivingacade-
.1y com.
Driver- NOW HIRING OUALI-
FIED DRIVERS lor Central
Floridd Loral Natonal3 OTR
Sjusiliris Food grade lanker,
-io ha2mal no pumps. greal
3erelils, cimpetilive pay &
iew equipment leed 2
years experiencee Call By-
num Tran:porl ior your op-
porlunily today
(800i141-7950
Drivers CDL A Spe.l al Or-
enii.luri Pay lot E perierced
)riverSi Home WeekendS'
real Pay 6 Berneiita Paid
Training lor School GCads'
Cypre'. Tirut LineI. Inc.
www cypressiruclk.ccom
:8881808-58.46
Drivers CDL A. True Lelse t1l
)wn program. Low pay-
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i$ 1 It;i ile plus luel sur-
:njarge N a riamajl INo
iorced di.palch FFE Trans-
porlrilin i8881864.0012
"NOW HIRING 2006" AVER-
AGE POSTAL EMPLOYEE
EARNS 1,57 1000.R Mini-
mum Sir ling P.y $18 IO.rir
Beneiits'Paid Trjiring and
'Jjcli31os li Eperience
Needed 18006584-1775 Rel
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Opportunities 305
Money Lenders 310
Tax Preparation 315




#1 Corporate/Sports Apparel
Franchise Full Training and
Support. No Exp. Needed. Fi-
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(800)727-6720. www.Em-
broidMe.com.
ACCT REP/LOCAL REP Earn
Executive Level Income, P/T
or F/T $13,000 investment
includes 30 Accounts, Inven-
tory, Territory, Training.
Proven Product, 16 Year Old
Co. (888)456-0261.
ALL CASHCANDY ROUTE Do
you earn $800/day? 30 Ma-
chines, Free Candy All for
$9,995. (888)629-9968
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will not be undersold!

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never accept any advertise-
ment that is illegal or con-
sidered fraudulent. In all
cases of questionable val-
ue, such as promises of
guaranteed income from
work-at-home programs if
it sounds too good to be
true, chances are that it is.
If you have questions or
doubts about any ad on
these pages, we advise that
before responding or send-
ing money ahead of time,
you check with the Better
Business Bureau at
772-878-2010 for previous
complaints.
Some 800 and 900 telephone
numbers may require an
extra charge, as well as
long distance toll costs. We
will do our best to alert our
reader of these charges in
the ads, but occasionally
we may not be aware of the
charges. Therefore, if you
call a number out of your
area, use caution.




WE BUY HOUSES Sell yours
quick and easy. Fast Cash,
Fast Closing, Any Situation
OK. www.buymyman-
sion.com, (877)239-9761.
WE BUY MORTGAGES. Are
you collecting payments on
a mortgage? Why wait years
for payments? Call
(800)282-1251,


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Babysitting 405
Child Care Needed410
Child Care Offered415
Instruction 420
Services Offered425
Insurance 430
Medical Services435



HOUSE PLANS
Accuralelv & Ecinorric ally
prepared Engineering
approval available
1863)675-;926



I HOUSE
CLEANING _


(239)850-3639




COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
TUTOR
Tulorng in Word. Ecrel
Power Poini. A,:cr.! in
youi ri lmei
Will desilnn pread .heels
el; upon requesl
Call Lynn j
(8631675- 049



COMPUTER SERVICE
trouble snooting, sei-up
up-grades, Syslemiti uill,
tutoring Win 95. 98
2000 ME. P licensed
Call Gary863-675. 9625



SALLY MAE
DISC JOCKEY
Music lor all occasions
wedings parties.
qunrceaneras 675-1625




EARN DEGREE online irom
home. *Medical, *Business,
*Paralegal, *Computers
*Criminal Justice. Job Place-
ment. Computer provided. Fi-
nancial aid if qualify.
(866)858-2121 www.onli-
netidewatertech.com.


Is Stress Ruining Your Rela-
tionships? Buy and Read
DIANETICS by L. Ron Hub-
bard Call (813)872-0722 or
send $8.00 to Dianetics,
3102 N. Habana Ave.; Tam-
pa FL 33607.


HUNT ELK, Red Stag, White-
tail, Buffalo, Wild Boar. Our
season: now-3/31/0.6. Guar-
anteed license, $5.00 tro-
phy in two days. No-
Game/No-Pay policy. Days
(314)209-9800; evenings
(314)293-0610.
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Also do handyman jobs
(863)675-1166
(863)673-6388
LAWN/LANDSCAPING






ARRESTED? All Criminal De-
fense Felonies...Misdemean-
ors, State or Federal
Charges, Parole...Probation,
DUI...Traffic Tickets, Bond
Reduction. PRIVATE ATTOR-
NEYS STATEWIDE 24
HOURS A-A-A ATTORNEY
REFERRAL SERVICE
(800)733-5342.
DIVORCE$275-$350*COVERS
children, etc. Only one sig-
nature required! *Excludes
govt. fees! Call weekdays
800)462-2000, ext.600.
(8am-7pm) Alta Divorce,
LLC. Established 1977.


WE BUY ALUMINUM, ALL
KINDS Copper & Brass.
Closed Sunday. Call first
863-675-8760, 257-0879


cessories optional. Pioneer
(800)668-5422.



LUMBER: 14 Treated 2x6x10
Ft. $70 for all, will sep.
(772)201-8932 OKEECHOBEE
METAL ROOFING SAVE $$$
Buy Direct From Manufactur-
er. 20 colors in stock with all
Accessories. Quick turn
around! Delivery Available
Toll Free (888)393-0335.
ROOFING METAL: Southern
Metals GM-26 rib gal. mill fin-
ish. Brand new. 38"W, 1600
sq. ft. $1200 (239)464-7395
SCREEN ROOM MATERIALS:
Walls, Roof Panels & Doors.
$1000. (772)201-8932 OKEE-
CHOBEE


FAMILY HOME CARE

A Medicare Certified
Home Health Agency has immediate openings
for experienced professionals.
* DIRECTOR OF NURSING
FL RN License
Clinical & Management experience.
* REGISTERED NURSE: Full Time/Part Time
(Per Diem positions also available).
* MARKETER / INTAKE COORDINATOR
PHYSICAL THERAPY Full Time / Part Time
(Per Diem also available).
* OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY: Per Diem
* SPEECH THERAPY: Per Diem
* CNA/ HOME HEALTH AIDE:
Full Time / Part Time. Offers excellent benefits.
(Per Diem positions also available).
For consideration,
please fax your resume to (863)983-9883
ATTN: Human Resources
Tel.# (863) 983-3700
License #299991018


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Merchandise



Air Conditioners 505
Antiques 510
Appliances 515
Appliance Parts 520
Beauty Supplies 525
Bicycles 530
Books & Magazines535
Building Materials540
Business Equipment 545
Carpets/lRugs 550
Children's Items 555
China, Glassware, Etc. 580
Clothing 565
Coins/Stamps 570
Collectibles 575
Computer/Video 580
Crafts/Supplies 585
Cruises 590
Drapes, Linens g Fabrics 595
Fireplace Fixture 600
Firewood 605
Furniture 610
Furs 615
Health & Reducing
Equipment 620
Heating Equipment/
Supplies 625
Household Items 630
Jewelry 635
Lamps/Lights 640
Luggage 645
Medical Items 650
Miscellaneous 655
Musical Instruments 660
Office Supplies/
Equipment 665
Pets/Supplies/
Services 670
Photography 675
Plumbing Supplies 680
Pools & Supplies'685
Restaurant
Equipment 690
Satellite 695
Sewing Machines 700
Sporting Goods 705
Stereo Equipment 710
Television/Radio 715
Tickets 720
Tools 725
Toys a Games 730
VCRs 735
Wanted to Buy 740




AIR CONDITIONER-'05 York
3.5 ton package unit w/ heat,
new in box
$1250 (954)309-8659


ANTIQUES FOR SALE: Stove-
Blue, Ice Box, Dry Sink, Tele-
phone, Hoosier Cabinet, Butter
Churn, Ice Cream Maker &
other small items. $4500. for
all, will sep. (239)872-8504
BARBER CHAIR,'Antique, Mfg.
by Emil J. Padair Co. Pat #
1594408-1594409. Good
cond. $1000 (863)763-5881
FIREPLACE MANTEL- Oak
w/surround. Painted Unique
Excellent condition. $300.
(863)763-4982
Wood Burning Cook Stove,
antique, exc. cond., $300.
(863)675-4858


CHEST FREEZER Frigidaire,
brand new, paid $350 selling
$150 must move
(863)946-0642
WASHER Frigidaire, Super
Capacity 16 cycles, Heavy
duty $50 (863)697-2173
WASHER OR DRYER
$100 each, 1 yr warranty
large capacity,
(239)694-0778.



BUILDING SALE! "Go Di-
rect/Save!" 20x26 Now
$5100. 25x30 $6800. 30x40
$10,600. 40x60 $16,600.
Extensive range of sizes and
models. Extensive range of
sizes and models. Doors/ac-


SHELVES 5/4 solid oak, Rout-
ed edges. Finished. Steel
arms Worm 12000 Now
$500 1863)674-0429


GOWNS (3) Formal, From Da-
vid's Bridal New, never
worn. All size 20. $300 for
all, will sep. (863)697-2813
Nail. Pageni Dress 5/6 Beauti-
ful custom-made by Nancy
Landers $450
(863)46,72952


DOLL COLLECTION. 7, o Du-
tlul, in bodies $250 lor dll
(863)612-9233

PRECIOUS MOMENTS- 101 1
Signed. Asking 1150 lor all
or will 5ell separate
(8631357.1560



COMPUTER SYSTEM, Dell,
Win \P + lots 1t programs
& games. $175.
(8631843-0158
Laptop Computer, Windows
XP. Mictosonl Otice, Modem
& DSL card Compleie. ust
1325 86318.3-0158
WEB TV- computer w/2 key-
boards $75 1863)902-025/


COFFEE TABLES (3) 1
round Olac:k 1 glass lop 1
w. 2 end tables $15i0 lr all,
will .epar le 18631467-1325
COMPUTER DESK & HUTCH,
Ig black & granite lamniimie.
$50 1)r besi oiler.
l863'6,5-0369 ah 5pm
COUCH- Earth, Mull ri olur 7.
Primarily blue Over Stulffed,
3 cushion Leis Inan 2yrs
old .125n eg 86-3-631-,866
DRESSERS- 2, Sm Enlerlijin-
mrnil Ir. Conee able., Aim
c:nair $151) neg.
1863163)--3866
OFFICE DESK- Modern &
Oak 2 drawer Filinq Cabinel
1i00 Will separate
18631763-4658
RECLINER LOVESEAT- Like
new Lealher. Paslel green,
Pd $1500 Asking $500
(8631357-2233 Okee.
RECLINER- olive green, like
new asking $125 or besi of-
ler (8631824-0;39
SOFA & CHAISE LOUNGE-
Lqe modern, lull Da' cush-
ions pale green/beige, 2yrs
old 1500 (8631467-2435
TABLE & 4 (HAIRS- maple
go Id coi dliOn 150
1b63163-81.16
TABLE- Round. 51,id wood,
w.'lal 4 Malncing Cjiljins
i:hairs on wheels. Cream,
I100 186f1634-3866



GOLF CLUBS- complete,
matched set, metal woods,
lions, bag, puller. $135.
1863194163123


HAWKINS- .50 Caliber. Cap
trilci mu::le loader. Beautiful
wood 4Silk ., recoil pad Exc
oind $185 863-467-8578
ROTTWELL MODEL 650 TRAP
made in Belgium, never im-
ported, brought over. 12ga,
30" f/m, $1500
(937)215-0307



PATIO SET- in good cond.
blue and white $50
(863)763-8146

Atems 0650
ACTION SCOOTER, 3 Wheeler
Heavy Duty. Excellent condi-
tion. $650. or best offer
(863)675-2596
LIFT CHAIR- Like new condi-
tion. Also reclines $425. or
best offer (863)467-4328.
WHEEL CHAIR, Motorized w/2
heavy duty batteries. Good
cond. $550. (863)675-0104


AIR BRUSH VAC- Taasche
Good condition. $15.
(863)675-2596
Fixed Wing Ultra Light Air-
Plane, partly finished,'$1800
or best offer. (906)281-2127
MOVING SALE!!!
Hou:.enold lnie Grjg.e
.Items. Includes tools, furniture
and more! (772)201-8932
RIVER SLOT MACHINE w/ 200
coins $225 or best offer
(863)824-6799 or
(863)697-3944
WELDER TRAILER, single ax-
le, capable of holding gas.
powered welder, $150 or
best offer. (954)520-6707



MUSIC EQUIPMENT- to much
to list, Everything needed for
concert and home recording
Call (863)697-3345


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AIR COMPRESSOR- I lhp
Horda. 251) gal Good condi-
lionri 500 (7721342-7304
AIR COMPRESSOR- 3 phase
power 10 rip Weslinghouse
1 75 pi $1000
1863.528-3332
CUT OFF SAW- Black & Deck-
er, 9", Elira 9 blades, Excel-
lent coriaiirin $.75 Or best
oner. 410-228-7137
GENERATOR- '05. 15KW, 100
amp rrdnsler Swil(n i4 yr e<-
lended warr. Never used
$3600 (863)634-2342
GENERATOR- 25 KW sell con-r
Idined/Propane Excellent
condition $2500
(772)342-7304
Hobarl Mig Welder iron Man
210, used very ille., pd
$1000. asking $750
(8631674-0416,
HOBART STICKMATE ARC
WELDER, used very ilile.
i150 18631 74il4116


ADULT DVD'S- (12) new for
$100 firm. No call after 8pm
please (863)634-3783


Trailer for 18' to 20' Pontoon
Boat. (863)763-8872
WANTED: FL ART
A E Backus J Hulihii;fln, .
H Newt:'n G Buscner.' -"
BuTi'ner L Roberls A Hair
R A McCleidori. [.ewton
BIG $$ (772)562-5567
Wanted Hay Bailer, used,
.(863)763-2936
Wanted to Buy: Morgan Silver
Dollars and Old US Coins.
Single coins, accumulations,
entire collections. Littleton
Coin Company Since 1945.
Call (800)581-2646, e-mail
coinbuy@littletoncoin.com.
Mention code B8K920.


Agriculture



Christmas Trees 745
Farm Equipment 805
Farm Feed/Products 810
Farm Miscellaneous 815
Farm Produce 820
Farm Services
Offered 825
Farm Supplies/
Services Wanted 830
Fertilizer 835
Horses 840
Landscaping
Supplies 845
Lawn & Garden 850
Livestock 855
Poultry/Supplies 860
Seeds/Plants/
Flowers 865



4 HORSE TRAILER- '05, Shad-
ow, w/customized sleeping
area, AC, TV, Microwave,
Cowboy Shower, 60 gal wa-
ter tank, ramp for loading, Ig
stalls, LED lights, sleeps 4,
hardly used, $25,000
(863)675-0636 or
(239)896-2025 or e-mail
crewsseptic@earthlink.net
HORSE TRAILER- Good condi-
tion. $1500. Firm
(239)694-5611
PAINT MARE- 4-5yr old, green
broke. Sweet disposition.
$1000 or best offer.
(863)763,2379



LAWN CART: 3x4, Good con-
dition. $200. (863)357-5754
Murray lawn Mower, 4.5 hp,
22", Irg whis, Black & Decker
leaf blower & Crftsmn edger
$200neg. (863)763-7613
RISING MOWER- Craftsman,
25 hp, 45" cut. Like new
$1850 or best offer.
(863)634-2342
RIDING MOWER for parts,
42", for parts only! motor,
tires, battery good; deck shot
$20 (931)337-1053 or
(863)3571236


CALVES all kinds, healthy,
shots, wormed, will deliver,
$200 & up. Cows avail.
$350 & up. (863)235-0829.
Okeechobee Livestock
Market Sales every
Mon. 12pm & every
Tues. 11am. 763-3127


hurricane shutters, ceiling
fans in every room, fenced
back yard, 1/4 acre lot w/oak
trees, $259,000
(863)675-6644 for appt to
view. chicki23@strato.net
PORT LaBelle: Unit 4,4/2,
Newly renovated, near schls.,
Priced to sell @ $175,000.
Call owner: 863-673-5071.

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MOORE HAVEN 33471
TOP LOCATION -
Will Divide
City block next to court-
house, government center,
high school, 500 feet on US
#27,Ideal for Bank, Fast
Food, Law, Medical, Retail,
Realtor, Insurance, etc.
Callowner Pat
863-67-5


ADBA REG RED NOSE PIT
BULL PUPS- $350 each,
Please call (863)634-0119
BIRDS- Aviary for small birds,
8x10, movable, 50 or more
birds, $1000 cash
(863)675-3032
DOG BOX, decent shape, 2
kennel, $150 or best offer.
(954)520-6707
DOG KENNEL FENCING, 4
gates, posts, used, make of-
fer. (863)674-0416
KOI
Colorful Pond Fish
2"-18", $3.00- $100.
239-289-7511
LOP EARED BUCK RABBIT-
$5 (863)675-4981 LaBelle
area


PEKINGESE PUPS- all shots,
CKC, beautiful, all colors/sizes,
$300-400 will deliver.
(863)983-5597
POT BELLY PIG BABY- pure-
ored 125 18631675-4981
LBelle area
YEARLING BEEFMASTER
BULL $800
18631675-0218 La Belle


HEDDON FISHING LURE- Old-
er. Vintage. Good shape
$25 1863)946-3123



PROJECTION TV 48- real
cond. $500 or best offer
(863)763-33?7


Rentals



Apartments 905
Business Place. 910
Commercial
Property 915
Condos/
Townhouses Rent920
Farm Property -
Rent .925
House Rent 930
Land -Rent 935
Resort Propet *.
Rent 945
Roommate 950
Rooms toRent' 955
Storage Space-
Rent 960



LaBelle, 2 br Apt. 1 full ba.
W/River patio Compleeily
turnisned ,w*asner & dryer
1 yr lease No children or
pets please. $1200. mo.,. st
& lasi required to move in.
Call 239-337-7514
Your next ob could be h:
today's lassfleds. Dd
you look for It?



Luxury Condo for Lease:
IBR/IBA. lurnished, no pes.
no Trucks, references, O750
mo. lease. WRG
(863)675-0779
OXBOW CONDOS- 2br, 2a,.
fully lurn, (863)675-4778 :


FELDA, 4BR/3.5BA. very pri-
vale, part. turn., references,
$1450 mo lease WRG
863-675-0779
ORTONA- Near river, Unfurn.
3br. 2ba. garage AC. heat
canal. oaks, orange trees.
Quiet' 15 rmns o1 La Belle
$950'rmo Lsit/sec
l248l'93y-1447
inaaoe932?iaol com
Port LaBelle, 3BR/2BA
239-210-8658



FORT KNOX
SELF STORAGE
New Ig. units avail., air
ionaironed non-air,
each until alarmed, area
lenced & well Ighrted,
sp ce lor Doals, mailers
Rv & trucks. Manager on-
.sie. 1025 Commerce Dr.
LaBelle e63-675-1025.
LABELLE RENT-A-SPACE --
Cowboy Way & ;ennredy
Blvd. 5'x10' $42.80 mo. incl.
tax. 8'x10' $53.50 mo. incl.
tax. 10',10 $5885 mo inil
tax 8 .2020" 185.60 rrio
incl. ta, 24- rr access $25
returnable key deposit.
863-675-2392.

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attic, basement and/or
garage? Advertise your
yard sale in the classl-'
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clean um a breeze


Real Estate



Business Places -
Sale 1005
Commercial
Property Sale 1010
Condos/
Townhouses Sale1015
Farms Sale 1020
Houses Sale 1025
Hunting Property 1030
Investment
Property -Sale 1035
Land Sale 1040
Lots Sale 1045
Open House 1050
Out of State -
Property- Sale 1055
Property Inspection 1060
Real Estate Wanted 1065
Resort Property -
Sale 1070
Warehouse Space 1075
Waterfront Property 1080



LABELLE- 266 5th Ave, 3br,
2ba, last house on canal,
new floors, windows &
landscaping, $205,000
(863)673-5282 or
Ichapman1985@yahoo.com
LeBelle, New Home 3br, 2ba,
Custom flooring. Stamped/
stained patio $179,000
(863)674-9073/673-4154
MAPLE CORNER, 2BR/2BA
modular, folly furn., 55+,
private & gated, $120,000.
WRG 863-675-0779
MONTURA, 3br, 2ba, New
Home. 1 + ac. Owner financ-
ing. (863)675-6129
Port LaBelle, 3 BR, 2 BA, New
construction. Just completed!
Vaulted ceilings, home warran-
ty. (239)825-8301 more info.
PORT LABELLE- 3/2, w/bonus
room, approx 1800 sq ft liv-
ing area, recently updated
carpet & kitch appi, new
metal roof, sprinkler system,








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NORTH FLORIDA LAND & HOMES
J.W. HILL AND ASSOCIATES
1-888-821-0894 ~ 1-877-358-8300
jwhillandassociates@yahoo.com

LAND
53.41 acres MOL of industrial prop in
Columbia Cty #47930 $3,204,600.
39 acres MOL wvith DWMH. in
Suwannee Cty #47588 $470,000.
120 acres MOL in Suwannee Cty
#49265 $1,200,000.
30 acres .MOL in Hwy Frontage in
Madison Cry #46383 $600,000.
50 acres MOL in Madison Cty. #47041
$750,000.
HOMES
3BR/1.5BA in Hamilton Cty #48731
$225,000.
3BR/2BA with 5 acres MOL in
Suwannee Cty #49769 $159,900.
5BR/3BA on 229 ,acres MOL in
Suwanee Cty #49092 $3,499,000.
COMMERCIAL
Business for sale in Deland, FL
#45376 $495,000.
Business for sale on 3 acres MOL in
Madison County #46984 $850,000.
Business on 2 acres MOL in Lafayette
County #41969 $150,000.
Business for sale in Madison County
#48870 $625,000.

PLUS MANY MO*RE.....


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HOMES I Hh:OME WITH A
pFi':i4 A GiR\T BiU~ AT
$950,000. Q:!i I-%< BE SEP-
ARATE.
COMMERICAL BUILDING
AND LOT ALREADY A CON-
VEINCE STORE. CALL FOR
DETAILS.
2/2 POOL HOME ON 2+
ACRES GREAT LOCATION
NESTLED AMONG THE
OAKS. A GREAT BUY AT
$415,000.
12 ACRES WITH LARGE
HOME AND BARN, WORK
SHOP A GRAND PLACE
JUST REDUCED
$1,195,000.
5+ ACRES WITH LARGE 4/2
MANUFACTURED HOME
CALL FOR DETAILS
$329,900
2 ACRES WITH NICE 3/2
MANUFACTURED HOME,
POLE BARN AND GREEN
HOUSE. A GREAT BUY AT
$215,900.

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SLarge Corner Lot. improved.
Trees. orange, grape iruia,
p, R.rri, rosewood, bottle
brush,' 5001. to Caloosa-
hatchee River Just west ot
Lake Okeecnobee Boal &
river view, trailer and shed
will be moved by owner.
$49,000 (262)994-1677
Port LaBelle: Unit 7,
Block 2221, Lot 32,1/4 acre.
7024 Patriot Circle.
New Homes on street.
$46,900. By Owner.
Call J. Taylor 914-293-7097



ASHEVILLE, NC AREA
ACREAGE Private, gated
mountain community with
over 4 miles of riverfront. 1
to 8+ acres from the $60s.
Incredible views! Custom
community lodge with
mountain spas, riverwalk.
Call (866)292-5762. Bear
RiverLodge.
COASTAL NC WATERFRONT!
1.5 Acres- $99,900. Beauti-
fully wooded, great views,
pristine shoreline, deep
boatable walert Enjoy access
to ICW Sound Atlantic
Paved road. underground
utilities Excellent financing.
Call now (8001732-6601 .,
1510.


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Boats -. 3005
Caunpers/RVs 3010
Jet Skiis 3015
Marine Accessories 3020
Marine Miscelaneous 3025
Motorcycles 3030
Sport Vehicles/ATVs 3035


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community, view, Irees, wa-
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nearby paved private ac-
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(866) 78 9-85 35
www.NC77 com.
Near Baxley, GA. 6,200 sqil
cypress house/lodge on 95
acres wilh 3 acre pond Ey-
cellent location. Deauilul
home. Hunting & Fishing
Paradise $650 000
(912)632-8916.
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Air, Views & Streams.
Homes, Cabins & Acreage.
FREE BROCHURE
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Never before Oilered wain
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800)659-6017 or
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Call today (866)292-5769.
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from the 40's. 90 min to
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Phase II on now! Call
(866)339-4966.

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WATERFRONT BARGAINS
Lake Access Irom
$202/month!* Direct Lakie-
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ONE DAY ONLY LAND SALE'
SATURDAY, MARCH 25
2006 Just 20 minutes from
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-888)LAKE-SALE x 1030
Based on purchase pnce ol
:139 900 wl 10% down. hred
rate of 6 75% lor 5 yrs,
S15-year term w/balloon pay-
ment due at the end of 5 yrs.
Terms and rates subject to
rnange without notice. Void
where pronibiled by law.
Western New Mexico Privale
62 Acre Rancn $110.990
Mr views, trees, rolling hills.
pastureland. borders BLM
1930's stone nomestead
witn 2 arns Horseback rnd-
ing, hiking, hunting. Perlect
family ranch eleltrincly
100% linrancin NALC
18663655-2825.



TODAY TURN YOUR
VACANT LAND
INTO BIG $$$$
I will buy your vacant lot or
land for cash. Close in 1 week.
Hendry? Glades? Anywhere?
Call Randy 863-673-5071 or
561-441-2800



Motivated Investor wanis iO
Liquidate 2 units in Jade
Beach. Sunny Isle. FL 38tn
Floor Unit E" and 281h Floor
unii "C" e-mail
RMW@ROCKLANDFINAN-
CIAL COM Call Robert
(818)224-4555.



DESTIN. FLORIDA. Directly on
nhe Water NEW Boulique
Hotel Harbor Beach, Pool.
Sieps lt Finest Restaurants.
Minutes to Gull Goll, Shop-
ping. Introductory Rate.
www innondesiinnarbor.com
(800)874-0470.
Reduced Riverfront, 1 7 ac..
3/2 House + 1/1 Apt &
docks, ramp, workshop
$829,000. WRG
863-675-07 ;9


Mobile Homes

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Mobile Home Lots 2006
Mobile Home- Parts 2010
Mobile Homes- Rent 2015
Mobile Homes Sale 2020




MOBILE HOME FOR RENT'
LaBelle 1 Bdrm 1 BY, Privale
lo.alion $450 mo + $200
sec.dep. (239)226-1219 .
PIONEER PLANTATIONS- 3/2,
dbl wide, Ig porch, 40 acres.
$800/mo, Isi Lsi &
Scr 1954 1649-6641
TURKEY CREEK, 2/1 Mobile
Home, Oronta, on river.
$1000 mo Call Emily @5
Southern Land Real Estate.
8631675-4500.



DW 1999 & LAND-3 Bdrm.. 2
Ba. 4646 Anvil Way SW.
Horseshoe Acres
Coriflt l.elly or Marv i'
Big LaC RNational Bank
(863)467-7070 ext. 1022
HENRY COUNTY- 1995
Palm Harbor Masterpiece,
28x52, 3/2, open floor plan,
Zone 3 wind storm,16x16
deck, appliance, exc cond,
orig owner, buyer pays mov-
ing. $32,900 (863)675-1490
or (239)728-2484.
LaBelle: 3 Bdrm., on lot
loaded w/oak trees.
Tenant occupied. $55,000.
(863)675-0104


14' BOAT- unsinkable, liner-
glass fish linder. Irr, used
twice, Call for information
(863)675-2941
BAYLINER- '77 Outboard 16',
Runs good 12500. or best
oher.1863l634-7108
BOAT, 20 Ft., Center Console
w.r-Top. V4 115 Evinrude mo-
lot. Db axie Brake Away rrail.
er $2500 (863)4678580
PONTOON BOAT, 20 LOWES
40 hp Honda. 4 Stroke like
new w,'lraller, awnings 5 e'-
ira's $5800 (8631467-6696
PONTOON BOAT- 26, 50HP
Evinrude. needs work, good
project, $1400 nea
(863)467-57251 or more ino
RANGER BASS BOAT- 16'6'.
115hp Mariner engine. Low
hrs, very clean $8200.
(561)662-4504
RENKIN, 19', w/85rp rJonn-
son, Iroll m r.. nice rlr, wa-
ter lesI runs strong, 800.
(937)336-2855
TIDECRAFT PRO BASS BOAT.
on trailer runs real t2500i
or tiesl urier 5611281-5-129


CHEVY HERIT MOTORHOME-
'84 Runs grejl dNeed: iome
work on Ihe insi.de. '.2500
Or besl oiler
(863)1634.7108
HRC, '86 Class C 24-, Ford
35110 681 mi generialor 7
new lire, awning sleeps 6.
Will Deliver $6500
(2391262-3024
JAYCO 1991 21'F FI Eagle
51h wheel Everything works.
5th wheel or Goose neck nitch
ncl. $5500 (8631467-6696
RV- '1991, 35'. with J30'10
screen porcn. $5500 Call
(863)763.9l35 ior more in.
Iormaiion
RV SHELTER: 12 Ft. > 24F .
i3FI H Like new. Commeroli
15 yr. top. Easy ito move No
permit 51000 863-467-6696
SLIDE IN CAMPER- 8i1l tel
contained air. ior 1,'2 ton
Iruck $7001863)357-1052

Grab a bargain from your
neighbor's garage,
attic, basement or clos-
et In today's classlfleds.



FISHING'TROLLING .MOTORS
(2) wall controls 12 & 24
volt. new never used $450
(561)622-0736
KAYAKS- 2. 14'. Like new.
$750. 1863)763-4982


HARLEY DAVIDSON FYRT 84-
colleclors item, $8000
1863)763-6016 MUST SEE!
YAMAHA 400 DIRT BIKE, 85,
good cond shows 793 mi,
runs good $850.
(561)718-8580



GO CART & SiZUK'.I 185cc
4-wheeler tiulh runl $600 or
besi oiler. will iepataie
863-697-9598

One man's trash Is anoth-
er man's treasure. Turn
your trash to treasure
with an ad In the classi-
feds.


FRANKLIN, '06, 33', 2 slide-
outs, fully loaded, sleeps 6,
w/d, $19,000.
(302)983-8125 cell


Name ol Owner


Project Scope:





Sile Examinallo




Place for Receil





Onlaining BIo D


Clewiston High School
1501 S. Francisco St.
Clewiston, Fl 33440
CGlewslon Mdsale School
601 w O eojj Ae
ClewiSlon FL a33l
jaBenele Miaoe Scroi
BuO E Cuinony Wa
LjBeye. FL 33935
tidni.y Coumv 5:riuOi doara
25 E Hiopocree Ave
LaBelle, FL 33935


Frm' ljrn all jabor and m3 r ile reuire.] to
rejcj e ,',,] (, i ir ffi .mF i r oi,',6 ruling
c Coiorrmiern.l, i rj Cir), ighn i r Sir
Ci'owiSion Midle Scninj)l jnd LaBelle
Middle School. Estimated construction
budget Is $400,000.00.
n' A volunjlny prebid rriebting wil be r,10l i
the' cafeteria of Ciew.siro migh SEinc.l on
inursiay MalLn 3 20 06 al 1200 noon
I r. other Itwo Sne, ill n e aiTie d anlr
i ; mis elrig
pt of Bids: All bids shallne delivered to Htedry frouiy
Scrioo1 Boarti v5 lnjnLa & Purcrasing
Otice t11 Curry Streel LaBeldi FL o
Malle Io Henary y Lon y ci l er o r'ords'
Finance & Pirchisinrg onhti PC 6o, g10.
Labeile.FL I75
ocumalans ls0 r'acr rrnav OiE[lin IluuiTirl i iniluting
3oTrsirg's jand peciri.:aj.onsi by cnm.ailinlj
n n.c:6i Ol Jiy Amrimon Arcritlei,, In
32j46 Lj3ievs o. c liove Lr.nigwood
"ICn.3a .:;-' I lelrnonre numleir 14uI;
ai :1;,T 'o1lculmensll will rC roultreiitd at
10 in :ceO Lh tebldl s a irS a l merleTia riei
aji ill Nii O mallia to ti bllderi at tl hir
imlure l


All biiz rimu lt ini:lI :, dn ,n a I .sevle el.:i'. pjlinly marv!d on ie OulinilO
'i)' .O 11; o h)insi ,Aoj .' Pf ci .i 31 Clewiil I ol liir S rioaol Clpwislri ,
Mh]lea :nojl IaeLj3iie Mli aUedlr ciol dOueij e Die April pni 20 Thi
,Linori Bar o i Hewiii-v Cuu.ry ir esrves me ngm 10 relacin jy snd all rois
rtrvied, .idil. u waive any n aill irregulmtanes I1 Iegara t'drelo 1it bilal
mjry tib winrrawn aner me i.hedulen cloiing me lotr receiptl or bias lior a
penr. oli -ir In.tI cijin.a0 r nay wtriautom onsern ol Mre Board
ninar, i:iOuR Seonf' oac'
j I &trq Cliharinji


Automobiles

Ill -

Automobiles 4005
Autos Wanted 4010
Classic Care 4015
Commercial Trucks 4020
Construction
Equipment. 4025
Foreign Care 4030
Four Wheel Drive 4035
Heavy Duty Trucks 4040
Parts Repairs 4045
Pickup Trucks 4050
Sport Utility 40655
Tractor Trailers 4060
Utility Trallers 4065
Vans 4070



CHEVY BLAZER, 96 auto, V6,
4 dr, runs & drives great,
$2500 or best offer.
(863)673-0733
CHEVY CAMARO Z-28 1982.
runs great' Must sell $1200
or best offer 863-697-9598
FORD MUSTANG 5.0 LX 1990
Convertible. 39K Fully aulo-
matic. Updaled AC Sysiem 1
iOwner. '16500 1863)467-8522
FORD TEMPO GL. '93 lor
parts car does run. $250
(863)675-7878
HONDA ACCORD DX 1987,
auto, 57k actual miles,
$1200 (863)824-6799. or
(863)697-3944
Mercury Marquis LS, '90, 5.0,
V8, low mi., good body &
int., cold a/c, great trans.,
$2500. (863)467-6805
OLDS CUTLASS CIERA '94-
4dr, auto, PW/PL/PS, cold
AC, AM/FM stereo/cass
$1400 (863)673-4151


Don't Miss

This One
MUSTANG 02- V6. auto, PW,
PL, wnite w/tan inter 39K
mi. eyc cond $9200
(302)245-0401 Dover
OLDS DELTA 88- '84, 68k
ong. mi. New tres, 2 owner
car Good cond. $2800.
(863)763-4576


AUTO WANTED:
Looking to buy Antique Car/
Convertible/.Truck Please call
1.954)561-27'76



CHEVY TRUCK FRAME- With
axles. Good for a buggy.
$200.(863)228-2351
JEEP RENEGADE 1991, 4x4,
Auto., Mint condition. New en-
gine & brakes. 400 mis. on en-
gine. $7800 (863)467-6696


GOLF CART, '89 Club Car,
36v, with charger new seat
& tires, $900 or best offer.
(863)467-5616
GOLF CART- Club Car, 4yV
elec, w/batt charger, also
roof, $1300 (863)763-8714
GOLF CART- Easy Go, 36
volts, w/charger, looks &
runs good, well worth price
$600 (423)502-2214 Lorida


CARBURETED HEAD- 350.
wilt 202 valve $200.
1863)763-5067


a P i N i


INVITATION TO BID

flooce 1s nereby given ial Inie Disticl tSchool Board oi Hendry
County, Flonda llI receive bids unril 3:00 p.m. on Friday, April
7, 2006 a tme Hendry Coumy School Board s Finance Onicce, 31
which time they will be opened and tabulated.


INVITATION TO BID
Notice is hereby given that the District School Bo Heara n.ry Coui ry
Forida, will receive bids until 3:00 p.m. on Friday. April 7. 2006 al rme
Hendry County School Board's Finance Office, at *n.ir, omrne y *III ne
opened and tabulated.
Project Title: Roofing Repair Project at:
Clewiston High School
Clewiston Middle School
LaBelle Middle School


Project Title:


Project Location:

Name of Owner:


Project Scope:





Site Examination:



Place for Receipt of Bids:







Obtaining Bid Documents:
t) ( ".


All bids music be eriloisd in 3 sealed envelope plainly mrarhed
on Ihe oulside 01)00605 E:rienor Wall Repair Propec.: a The
ESE Building. Bid Due Dale Aprl 7 2006 The School Board 0o
Hendry Counry reserves the rigni i: releci any aand 11 bidd
received and to waive any and all irregulariies n regard Inereto
No bids may be wdhdrawn aher me scheduled closing lime lor
rericpl lor bids lor a penod ol Si ty i601 calendar days winoul
coriseni 0 mine Board

Hendry County Scnool Board
Sally Berg, Chairman


DRIVE ON RAMP- you must
remove and haul $175
(863)467-4328
HOOD for '89-'94 Mustang,
good snape no rust. $75
(863)674-0212
MUSTANG WHEELS, for '93.
w/center caps, fair cond, 4
P205/65R15 Regent Sigma
tires, $200. (561)718-8580
TIRES on rims, trom Jeep
iWrangler, brand new
30/9.50/R15 LI Goodyear
$450 863)634-3261
TONNEAU COVER- off 81t bed,
Ford. $450 or DesI ofier
(863)467-7428
TOYOTA STOCK RIMS- 15",
For a pickup, asking $20 for
all4 (863)467-1308
Truck Bed, Lights, Bumper Tail
Gate for '99-'01 Ford F150,
white in color, $350 or best
offer. (863)946-1138


Chevy S10 1990. runs great
good work iruck $900 lirm
(863)228-0031
DODGE DAKOTA 94- no Iile
$500(8631763-3451
ISUZU PU '91- AC, runs good,
4 cyl $1000 (772)618-0607
LEER FIBERGLASS TOPPER-
Off Ranger step side. Snug
up to the cab type. $300.
(863)763-2379
PICKUP 1973 GMC for parts,
rebuild able 350 engine,
good tires, mirrors etc. $200
(239)357-5984


CHEVY BLAZER. 4 Door. v6
molor, Runs & Drives good.
$2500 (863)673-4470


TRAILER- 5'x8', Wilh ramp.
Ercellent condiiior $550
(8631357-5754


CHEVY- 3/4 Ton Van '88 7
passenger, good tires. rides
good on nwy 1990
1863)673-0782
DODGE-'84, 15 Passenger. i
ton. Nice seats 11490
18631673-0782 or
(863)6741-0837
DODGE CARAVAN 94- GOOD,
TRANSPORTATION. $1200
or make offer
(863)467-5401
FORD AEROSTAR VAN 1990,
Runs good. Some front end
damage Selling for $1000 or
best offer. (239)465-7156


Public Notices



Public Notice 5005
State Public -
Legal Notice 5500



NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on
03/25/2006 at 11:00 AM at FORT
KNOX SELF STORAGE, 1025 Com-
merce Drive, LaBelle, FL, the under-
signed, FORT KNOX SELF STORAGE,
wilsell at Public Sale by competitive
bidding, the personal property ereto-
fore stored with the undersigned:
863-675-1025
Furniture, Mattresses, Misc items.
Bikes, baby swing and misc. items.
Bikes, refg., dressers.
Computers, misc. items.
120679 CB 03/23/2006


Crist, legislators push public safety measures


Attorney General Charlie Crist
has joined legislative sponsors in
calling for passage of Anti-Murder
legislation to protect innocent
Floridians from violent offenders
who violate the terms of their pro-
bation. Crist and the lawmakers
also urged the passage of other
important public safety legislation,
including a measure to safeguard
abuse victims residing at domestic
violence shelters and another mak-
ing it illegal for citizens to provide
misleading information to law
enforcement officers investigating
certain crimes.
Crist and the legislators said the
common-sense proposals would
make law-abiding Floridians safer,
Sand urged the Legislature to give
.the measures speedy approval.
:Joining Crist today were Senators
"Paula Dockery and Mike Fasano,'
SRepresenlatives Joe Negron, Jen-
Sni er Carroll and Michael Grant,
Florida Department of Law
Enforcement Commissioner Guy
Tunnell and State Attorney Willie
SMeggs representing the Florida
Prosecuting Attorneys Association,
;. as well as representatives from the
IFlorida Sheriffs Association, the
i Florida Police Chiefs Association,
Sthe International Union of Police
Associations, the Police Benevolent
Association, the Fraternal Order of
Police and the Florida Coalition
Against Domestic Violence.
i Our government was formed,
First and foremost, to ensure the
Safety of its citizens, and public
safety must be our highest priority,"
said Crist. "We cannot accept any-


thing less than an unyielding stand
against those who would tear apart
innocent lives, families and com-
munities by their criminal actions."
The "Anti-Murder" legislation,
sponsored by Sen. Dockery and
Rep.
,Negron, would make certain
that violent offenders who violate
probation are returned to jail until a
judge finds that they do not pose a
danger to the community. The bill
creates a list of crimes that qualify a
person as a "Violent Felony Offend-
er of Special Concern," ensuring
closer scrutiny under the new law.
Crist praised last year's Jessica
Lunsford Act as an important first
step toward protecting Florida's
children, but said the additional
provisions of the Anti-Murder legis-
lation would make children even
more safe from sex offenders and
predators.
Another priority piece of legisla-
tion emerged from the investiga-
tion into Jessica Lunsford's disap-
pearance, which tragically ended
in the discovery of the young girl's
body not far from her home. As
law enforcement investigated, rela-
tives of the man eventually charged
with Jessica's brutal murder were
not forthcoming with authorities
regarding his whereabouts. Prose-
cutors concluded they had no
avenue to charge the relatives
under existing Florida law. Crist is
now pursuing legislation that
would make it a criminal offense to
knowingly provide false or mis-
leading information to law
enforcement officers as they con-


duct felony or missing person
investigations. Violators would
face up to year in jail and a $1,000
fine. The "False Witness" measure
is sponsored by Sen. Jeff Atwater
and-Rep. Grant.
The third measure, the "Safe
Shelter" initiative, would increase
penalties for anyone who trespass-
es at a domestic violence shelter.
The goal of the bill is to keep
abusers away from those they have
victimized by making the shelters
more secure for their inhabitants.
Under the new legislation, violators
would face up to five years in jail
and a $5,000 fine, a significant
enhancement from the previous
penalty of no more than a $1,000
fine. The bill has been endorsed by
the Florida Coalition Against
Domestic Violence, and is spon-
sored by Sen. Fasano and Rep. Jen-
nifer Carroll.
The sponsors had the following
comments on the public safety leg-
islation:

Anti-Murder
"We are often able to recognize
the signs that characterize a repeat
offender and the Anti-Murder legis-
lation would enable us to put that
to positive use," said Sen. Dockery.
"These people should not be given
the chance to abuse their privilege
of parole and commit additional
crimes"
"This bill ends the revolving
door of justice for violent felony
offenders," said Rep. Negron.
"Violent predators must be kept in
prison, not released back into our


communities."

False Witness
"Law enforcement officers
must be able to rely on those they
question for information, particu-
larly when lives could be at stake,"
said Sen.
Atwater. "We want to empha-
size how important it is that people
are cooperative and honest with
authorities. I applaud the Attorney
General's efforts in this regard."
"This bill provides a new arrow
in the law enforcement quiver,"
said Rep. Grant. "Lying to investiga-
tors will finally have a penalty."

Safe Shelter
"The victims of domestic vio-
lence deserve as much protection
as the law can provide. Those who
commit the most heinous of
crimes deserve the toughest penal-
ties the law can provide," said Sen.
Fasano. "I applaud Attorney Gener-
al Charlie Crist for his strong stance
in favor of victims and against the
criminal and look forward to work-
ing with my legislative colleagues
to support the Attorney General's
criminal justice priorities."
"Government's role is to protect
its citizens. When opportunity aris-
es to do just that, we should act,"
said Rep. Carroll. 'It is incumbent
upon the elected official to fulfill
that obligation. Therefore, I took
the opportunity to bring about
public policy that will further pro-
tect some of our most vulnerable
citizens."


Realtors report sales


of over $13 million


Ft. Denaud, LLC purchased
293 acres of land at 4725 and
5555 Fort Denaud Road (Coun-
ty Road 78A) from .Mark Lind-
ner Trust for $12,013,000.00.
Plans are underway for rezon-
ing in the hopes of building
293 estate homes on 1-acre
lots. The area is surrounded by
a future home community of
approximately 243 estate
home sites, called Brandywine
Estates, to be developed by
Engle Homes.
Transaction Specialists Don
Turner, Frank D'Alessandro,
Tom Woodyard, and Kevin
Rosenthal of D'Alessandro &
Woodyard, Inc., Commercial


Realtors@ negotiated the
transaction.
William Cousins purchased
a 9,424 square-foot building on
1.03 acres of land at Billy Creek
Commerce Center from TK
Investments for $1,006,000.00.
The building is located at 5720
Zip Drive in Fort Myers, west of
175 at exit 139, at Luckett Road.
Newly constructed in 2004, the
building is zoned for Industrial
Planned Development and was
Transaction Specialist Todd
Holman of D'Alessandro &
Woodyard, Inc., Commercial
Realtors@ negotiated the
transaction for the seller. Ron
Bauer represented the buyer.


Buy, sell and trade with

the classified



Pages 17-19


I Publi Notic


Exterior Wall Repair Project at:
ESE Building
Clewiston, FI

ESE Building
Clewiston, Fl 33440

Hendry County School Board
25 E. Hickpochee Ave.
LaBelle, FL 33935

Furnish all labor ard materials
required to replace and repair the
designated e ierior wall
components of the ESE Building.
Estimated construction budget is
$150,000.00.

A volunl.iry plibid meeting will be
nela in me ESE Building on
Tnurday Marcnr 30. 2006 ad
11 30 am

All bids snail be delivered to
Hendry County Scnool Boards
Finance & Purchasing Olice 11I
Curry Sreel, LaBelle, FL, Or
Mailed to Hendry County School
Board's Finance & Purchasing
Office, RO. Box 1980, LaBelle, FL
33975.

Bidders may obtain documents,
including drawings and
specifications, by contacting the
office of Jay Ammon Architect,
Inc., 3246 Lakeview Oaks Drive,
Longwooid. Florida, 32779,
telephone number (407) 333-
1977. Documrnis will be
distributed at no cost to the
bidders at the prebid meeting and
will be mailed to the bidders at
their request.


Project Location:


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SECURITY DEPOSITWAIVED!
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2006 F-150 XLTSUPERCAB 4x2
LEASE
FOR 279/MO.FOR39MO.
SECURITY DEPOSITWAIVED I
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2006 MUSTANG V6 COUPE
LEASE 259
FOR 3 9/MO. FOR36MO
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SECURITY DEPOSIT WAIVED
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2006 EXPLORER XLT4x2


$219/MO. FOR36MO.


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FOR $259/MO.


SECURITY DEPOSIT WAIVED
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SOUTHWEST FLORIDA FORD DEALERS
'A deductible applies. See dealer for details. 'Class is full-size pickups under 8500 GVWR. When properly equipped. Based on EPA estimated 4 cyl. engine/auto transmission. *Not all buyers will qualify for Ford Credit Red Carpet Lease or lowest Ford Credit APR. Payments may vary, dealer
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after $3,500 cash back. '06 Mustang V6 Coupe Premium at $259/month requires $1,853 cash due at signing after $1,000 cash back. '06 Fusion SE 14 ac$219/mo. requires $1,813 cash due at signing after $2,000 cash back.'06 Expedition Eddie Bauer 4x2 at $399/month requires $1,993 cash
due at signing after $5,250 cash back. Cash backincludes matching down payment cash. Excludes taxes, tide and registration fees; Includes security deposit and acquisition fee. Must take new retail delivery from dealer stock by 4/3/06. See dealer for qualifications and complete details.


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