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Title: The Caloosa belle
Physical Description: Newspaper
Language: English
Publisher: S.H. Stalls
Place of Publication: LaBelle Fla
Creation Date: September 28, 2006
Publication Date: 1972-
Frequency: weekly
regular
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Subjects / Keywords: Newspapers -- La Belle (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
Newspapers -- Hendry County (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
Genre: newspaper   ( marcgt )
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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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Preceded by: Hendry County news
Preceded by: LaBelle leader

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At A Glance


County drops back to 6.5 mills


Chamber
plans events
The Greater LaBelle Cham-
ber of Commerce invites you
to its annual banquet Monday,
October 16, at the civic center.
Social hour begins at 6 p.m.
(no alcohol); dinner at 6:30.
Tickets are $20 each; table
sponsors are $250 (includes
eight tickets and your business
name in the bulletin). The
menu includes chicken and
dumplings, roast pork, black
eyed peas, sweet potatoes and
corn bread. Get your ticket by
September 30. In the mean-
time, be sure to send your
nominating letter for the 2006
Citizen of the Year.
SAlso, remember tosend in '
your ballot for new board
members by September 30.

SCF to
choose poster
The Swamp Cabbage Festi--
val committee will choose a
poster for the 2007 festival at
their meeeling Monday, Octo-
ber 2, at 6 p.m. in the LaBelle-
City Hall. The festival will be
held February 22-24 with the
big parade on Salurday. Feb.
23, fol!:(ied by.a full da) of
activities.
Once a poster and theme
Share been chosen, folks need
to start thinking about their
nominations tor the Pioneer
Family and Grand Marshal.
Pioneer Families should have
been in the area for at least 50
years and the Grand Marshal
needs to be a strong commu-
nity-minded and active indi-
vidual whose actions have
benefited the entire commu-
nity in some way.
SCF meets the first Monday
monthly at 6 p.m. at City hall
through December. Weekly
meetings begin in January till
the festival.

Hey, boaters!
It may only be mid Septem-
ber with hurricanes on our
minds, but it is less than ninety
days until the LaBelle Christ-
mas Boat Parade, set this year
for Saturday, December 9. Last
year was the biggest and best
ever; get ready to make this
one even better.

Education
support available
The Community Services
Block Grant Family Self-Suffi-
ciency Program of Hendry
County is looking for ten full
time students that have
obtained grants or student
loans for ongoing education
or long term job skills that
need to drive excessive dis-
tances for classes.
Gas vouchers will be pro-
vided as class attendance is
verified to assist low-income
persons to continue their pur-
suit of education and/or job
skills with increasing gas
costs.



Index
Classifieds .......13-15
Editorial ............ 4
Speak Out ...........4
Social News ..........5
Sports ..........12, 15
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By Patty Brant period.
After listening to story after
In and unprecedented move, story from residents, Commis-
Hendry County commissioners sioner Bill Maddox moved to set
dropped the millage for 2006-07 the millage at 6.5, with a second
Tuesday night to 6.5 mills two by Bo Pelham. In a roll call vote,
mills lower than the proposed Chairman Darrell Harris joined
8.5. them to pass the motion,
All five commissioners came opposed by Commissioners
to the meeting prepared to Janet Taylor and Kevin
make some adjustments to the McCarthy.
budget to provide the tax relief. Although many of the resi-
numerous residents pleaded for dents in attendance were well
during the public comment pleased with the vote, it did not


come without a price. By going
below the minimum 8 mill
mark, the counts will lose mil-.
lions of state revenue sharing
dollars at least $2 million in
road construction assistance;
possibly as much as $5 million
in total:
Commissioners Taylor and
McCarthy were inclined to sub-
scribe to a plan forwarded by
former commissioner and busi-
nessmani Cecil Akin who sug-,


Economic Development: Top businesses earn honors



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Caloosa Belle/Patty Brant
From left: EDC Outgoing Chairman Deborah Van Sickle with Outstanding Business
Appreciation Award recipients Sunny and Usha Patel owners of Best Western and Hol-
iday Inn Express in Clewiston and EDC Executive Director Janice-Groves -

EDC banquet honors successes


By Kristin Hunter
The Hendry. County Eco-
nomic Development Council
Business and Industry Appreci-
ation and Annual Dinner or
(EDC) banquet was held Friday,
September 22, at the Civic Cen-
ter. The EDC is an intermediary,
between businesses and local
elected officials to aid in local
economic development.
'There were two outstanding
businesses this year. The criteria
for becoming an outstanding
business is making a contribu-
tion to economic development.
Sonny Patel and his wife Usha,
the owners of the Best Western
and the Holiday Inn Express in
Clewiston have achieved this.
CHL Home Builders, Inc. has
constructed over 100 homes in
Port LaBelle in the past two
years and is currently in the
process of developing a town
house project. CHL has been an
active business, making the
community better. Mark Lapp,
the attorney for CHL builders
accepted the award for Out-
standing Business.
The outgoing chairman Deb-
orah Van Sickle said, "This past


uLe uurgoing Cnairman ueooran van ICKle presents
Mark Lapp, the attorney for CHL Home Builders, Inc. with
the Outstanding Business Appreciation Award.
year the EDC has worked on a visioning process of issues
Economic Development Lead- that are important to citizens
ership creating jobs and an
infrastructure to do so through See EDC -Page 2


gested the county set the mill-
age at 8 and set aside 1.5 mills
for the hospital; then, try to
coordinate a deal with the hos-
pital authority to decrease its.
.millage by 1.5. He reasoned that
taxpayers don't care where they
get the break, as long as they get
it. He said if the hospital authori-
ty did not reduce its village, the
county could then appropriate
the -mone it had set aside for'its
own needs.


Mr. Akin admonished the
commissioners to "get your eco-
nomic house in order" and tem-
porarily go back to the 2005
budget, let the current property
appraisal deficiencies even out,
then possibly amend the budget
in January. He told them, "think
how\ you can play your cards,
then get it done."
Chairman Harris warned the
coming year will be a difficult
one with the county and require
a lot ofbelt tightening.


City village



raised to 3.5


Residents vent
disapproval

By Patty Brant
Residents' frustration with
an especially heavy~ tax load this
year boiled over after LaBelle
city commissioners voted in the
proposed 3.5 millage rate. They
peppered the elected officials
with remarks and questions at
the September 21 meeting.
Afterward many lingered out-
side city hall, venting their
anger and disappointment.
A number ol them had
pleaded with the commission-
ers to lea\e the village at its
current 3 mill mark. where it


has remained for many years.
However, three commissioners
- Dae Lyons, Hilda Zimmerly
and Randy Bengston were
unswerving in their belief that
'the additional .5 mill was nec-
essary to help the city prepare
for coming growth. Commis-
sioner Paul Puletti and Bob
Miller voted against the
increase.
During discussion, Commis-
sioner Puletti tried to find a way
to stay at 3 mills by suggesting
the city only hire one new
employee and purchase used
vehicles a plan which Super-
intendent of Public Works Mike
Boyle said could work With
See Mileage Page 2


CTST looks at



vehicle safety


By Kristin Hunter
At the CTST meeting on
Thursday, September 7, Shane
Parker, County Engineer, said
that the sidewalk on Cowboy
Way has been cleared and will
be finished as soon as it dries up.
He also said that there are
approximately 200 signs in the
county that need to be fixed.
One member mentioned that
there is currently no sign at Cap-
tain Hendry Dr. Shane Parker,
assured him that it is on the list
of signs to get done.
The Summer HEAT cam-
paign is now over. Summer
HEAT stands for Heavy Enforce-
ment of All Traffic. The cam-
paign reminded everyone to
drive safely and obey all traffic
laws.
Preliminary data from the
Florida Department of Highway
Safety and Motor Vehicles


(DHSMV) shows that 487 peo-
ple died on Florida roads last
summer in less than a two
month period. Almost 62 per-
cent of those killed in vehicles
equipped with safety belts were
not buckled up at the time of the
crash. About 34 percent of the
total fatalities last summer were
alcohol related.
According to clickitfla.com
last summer there were almost
39,000 traffic crashes in Florida.
The risk of sustaining life-long
injuries or being killed in a
motor vehicle crash is very high.
Always using your safety belt,
driving the speed limit and driv-
ing sober will help you and your
loved ones significantly decrease
the risk of being seriously
injured or dying in a crash.
CTST meetings are held on
the first Thursday of every
month at 1 p.m. at the fire sta-
tion.


Meet Captain Emily Ankeney


By Kristin Hunter
Emily Ankeney is from Des-
tin, in the panhandle of Florida
where she grew up on the
water. She went to school at FSU
where she graduated with a
Bachelor's of Arts degree in bal-
let and modern dance with an
AA degree in theatre. After grad-
uating from college she decided
that she didn't want to go to
New York and become a profes-
sional dancer, so her "second
mom" suggested that she apply
for a stewardess position on a
120 ft. yacht that was in the clas-
sified section of the paper "to get
her out of town." She didn't get
the job, but a year later the cap-
tain of that same yacht came to
the marina that she was work-
ing at and asked if she would
like to be a deckhand. At the
marina part of her job was fuel-
ing and tying up boats so she
was around boats all the time.
She said, "Most of the boats
were sport fishing boats except
for the one 120-ft. yacht that I


ended up on." She was, sur-
prised that the captain asked her
if she wanted a job after a year
but was glad that he did. He told
her that she wouldn't have liked
to be a stewardess and that's
why he didn't hire her for the
position a year earlier. So she
decided to take the job as a
deckhand. She agrees now that
she would not have liked being
a stewardess and is glad things
turned out the way they did
adding, "Working inside is not
my thing. I'm more of a
tomboy." She worked with a
crew of five people on that 120-
ft. yacht and other yachts she
worked on. Three were females
and the other two were males.
The females included a chef,
stewardess and Emily, who was
the deckhand. The 1st mate and
the Captain were both males.
She crewed on yachts for
about nine years. She started as
a deckhand and worked her
way up to being a 1st mate. She
started on private yachts and


eventually went to chartered
yachts going to Europe, the
Caribbean, specifically the
Bahamas. She said the reason
she likes to sail is because she
likes traveling, diving and fish-
ing.
The schooling for this type of
license consists of all sorts of
things including: two weeks of
official classes at the Star Center
Maritime school in Ft. Laud-
erdale, five days of firefighting
school in Davie, FL, three days of
STCW or safety class, a physical,
drug test and a Coast Guard
approved CPR and First Aid
course.
To attain a 100-ton captain's
license you must be at least 19
years old, you must have cor-
rectable vision to 20/40 in each
eye, you must be able to docu-
ment at least 720 days of experi-
ence in operation of a vessel,
360 of these days must be on the
ocean or near-coastal waters.
See Emily -Page 2


Submitted to the Caloosa Belle/Emily Ankeney
Emily Ankeney wears many hats. She holds a 100-ton cap-
tain's license, she has a Bachelor's degreejn dance and an
AA degree in theatre, she is a licensed tijl agent, a realtor at
Southern Land, she teaches dance at thie LaBelle Dance Stu-
dio and she also helps with the children's program at the
Firehouse Cultural Center. Here 'she is aboard one of the
yachts she's worked aboard. ';


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Mileage e

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the necessary three-to-six month
reserve to allow the city to contin-
ue operating in the event of a dis-
aster, he felt the city could contin-
ue for another year on 3 mills,
saying, "I think we can hold the
line." However, when the vote
came up, it was three-to-two in
favor ofthe .5 mill increase.
Commissioner Lyons, who
had to come from his business in
Clewiston to the 5:30 p.m. meet-
ing, was late further angering
residents because he voted with-
out having heard the public com-
ment. The audience was
incensed, feeling that all their
input had fallen on deaf ears.


Emily

Continued From Page 1
Depending on.the size of the ves-
sel your experience is on the
license will be limited to vessels of
25, 50 or 100 gross tons and limit-
ed to near coastal waters, not
more than 200 miles offshore. To
receive the 100 gross ton endorse-
ment you will need to have 360
days on a vessel over 35 gross
tons.


EDC

Continued From Page 1
such as the Southwest Florida
Education Center, a career and
technical school, which is a-long
term project. The SFWMD helped
pay for heavy equipment operator
classes from a grant that was
helped written by EDC donating
$250,000 this year and $300,000
next year. This will allow people
to get heavy equipment jobs to
build the C-43 project that is sup-
posed to be started in the spring


After the vote, Commissioner
Lyons explained that he had
heard from many residents on the
issue even though he did not near
those at the meeting. He felt the
added revenue would be impor-
tant for the city to try stay ahead of
the growth coming this way. He
added that the city has been
remiss in not increasing its mill-
age gradually over the last 15
years.
Commissioner Zimmerly
explained her position, saying she
had studied the budget thorough-
ly. She agreed with Commissioner
Lyons that the extra funding was
needed for impending growth.
She added that .5 mill (1 mill =
$180,000) was not a large
increase.


She said, "I probably wouldn't
go out full time again because it's
a'24/7 job on the boat. I like hav-
ing my home and my dog. I would
certainly love to.take a week's trip
though."
When Emily moved to LaBelle
she wasn't sure if she was going to
stay or go to the East Coast sb
Sherri Denning got her an inter-
view with Tri-County Title. Emily
received the job starting as a
receptionist, and working her way
up to closer and finally appiHinag


of 2007. Deborah v. wanted Iw thank
the people/businesses who have
helped cultivate the c..ininm unity
because she said, "without the
risk takers, economic develop-
ment would cease to exist." She
said, "The council has continued
to develop and grow through an
effective budgeting process." The
EDC has focused a lot of time and
energy on growth. With the help
of businesses they have made a
difference in the community."
The C(I\ a' I.l:'n Commerce'
Park at the old airport site is
another important EDC endeavor
to promote job creation. The EDC


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Public comment
Former mayor Sherri Craichy
read an e-mail answer from Gov.
Jeb Bush to a message she sent
him asking for some form of relief
for Hendry County taxpayers
caught in the crunch of astronomi-
cal property assessments on top of
huge increases in insurance rates
and other financial strains. The
Governor could, only suggest
rolling back tax rates or offering
rebates, but offered some hope in
the form of a special ruling cur-
rently being considered by the
Legislature about property taxes
Resident Debbie Hudson was
unconvinced that the city needs
the extra revenue, but complained
that her biggest problem is the 3.1
mills collected by the hospital


and passing the title license exam-
ine and working as a licensed title
agent at Tri-County title for two
years. When she decided to stay,
Sherri asked her to come to South-
ern Land where she now works as
a realtor and broker's assistant.
Referred to as "Mama Sherri"
Emily said, "Sherri has been a
huge influence in my career."
In Emily's spare time she
teaches beginning and advanced
modern dance at the LaBelle
dance studio on Tuesdays from


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set aside funds approved by the
county comminissioners toward
this project matching $.250,001)
fromthe Cita of' Cleiiston.
Another project of the EDC is
the new Hendrv Glades Leader-
ship program. The orientation
dinner will be held October 21 for
the pioneer class. Tw\ernty people
from a variety\ of businesses 'x re
chosen for this first ,eai There
will be six sessions one day pei
moanth.. It is an.: educational
process that will be applicable to
everyday work life. They will be


authority through county taxes.
She advocated finding a way to
"get rid of the problem", then
everybody would see some tax
relief, she noted.
Long time resident'Carl Baker's
assessment has doubled, although
he said he's only painted and fixed
the roof of his old house, adding
he was afraid to replace the door
for fear it will increase his assess-
ment.
Lavita Barnhardt, who is raising
three young nieces, explained that
she is "maxed out" with no help
coming in from anywhere.
Real estate agent Donna Kane
told everyone to appeal to the val-
uation adjustment board.
A-poterniia resident asked what
the city is doing to find other finan-
cial resources and to bring busi-


6:30-9 p.m. and'she also helps out
at the Firehouse Cultural Center
with the children's program.
Emily just renewed her 100 ton
USCG Master's license and said
it's good for five years at a time. To
kIeep the license valid she must
sail at least 90 days in the last three
of the five years. She said she'll
have to take the time off work to
get this done and will probably\
crew in Naples or Ft. Myers but
she'll keep up -he license for a
long time to come .


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Tuesday Tritt, \\'ho bid $125, for
the first painting, Marilyn Sears
who bid $250 for the second
painting and Scort Royal who bid
$1510 for the third painting. The
pf6ceeds go to the small business
assistance fund to fill the gap for
immediate small business
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Obituaries


Silvia Hull
Sylvia Sidna, Hull, age 68, of
Okeechobee, died Sept. 11, 2006,
at her residence. She was born
Oct.r 22, 1937, in LaBelle. Living in
Okeechobee for 13 years. Her
greatest passion in life was her
family. Sylvia also enjoyed cro-
cheting, fishing, camping, cook-
ing, sewing and crafts.
She is preceded by her parents;
son: Stacey Brian Hull; brothers:
Billy "Junior" Gomez, Clarence
Gomez and Jeffrey "Jeff" Gomez.
She is survived by her sons:
Jerry L, Hull (Donna) of LaBelle,
Steven W. Hull Sr. (Mechelle) of
Okeechobee; daughter: Jenise
Milligan of Bradenton; 5 grand-
daughters, 5,,grandsons, 3 great-
granddaughters, and one great-
grandson. She is also survived by
her sisters, Wanda Mae Gurgan-
ious of Okeechobee and Paulette
Gomez of North Carolina; broth-
ers, John Thomas "Tommy"
Gomez of Arizona, Gary Dale
Gomez of Montura, Paul Gomez
(Daphne) of Montura, James
Henry Gomez of North Carolina,
Larry Wayne Gomez of Alabama
and Jackie Gomez of Arizona. In
addition, she is survived by 44
nieces and nephews, many great-
nieces and great nephews, all that
she loved dearly. She is also sur-
vived by her daughter-in-law, Deb-
bie Hall of LaBelle. Private family
services will be heldat a later date.
In lieu of flowers, contributions
in Sylvia's name can be made to
Big Lake Hospice, 309 N.W. SO'
Street, Okeechobee, FL 34972.
Arrangements under the direc-
tion and care of Buxton Funeral
Home and Crematory.

Edward J DeWitt
Edward J. DeWitt, 72, of
LaBelle, passed away 'Tesday,
Sept. 12,2006.'
He was an employee of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Depart-,
ment for 18 1/2 years; a veteran of
13 years in the U.S. Navy, one year
in the Marines; and a member of
the American Legion and Masonic
Lodge.
Survivors include his wife
Norma "Frankee" DeWitt; daugh-
ters: Kathleen Talbert and Dawn
DeWitt both of West Palm Beach;
sons: Robert Franz of Ocala, Tim-
othy DeWitt of Montana; grand-
children: Hilary, Kevin, Ryan,
Matthew, Danielle, Alicia, Michael
and Sheila; 4 great-giandchildren
Affordable Cremations is in
charge of arrangements.


Bruce C. Moore
Bruce C. Moore 67 of LaBelle
and formerly of Boone, Iowa, died
on Sept. 11, 2006, at the Mercy
Medical Center in Centerville,
Iowa, while on
vacation., He
was born on
Nov. 21, 1938,
in Ames, Iowa,
to Keith C. and
Mary Louise
Moore Robin-
son. He attend-
ed school at
Boone, Iowa Bruce
and Crocker, Moore
Missouri. After
graduating from high school,
Bruce enlisted in the US Navy to
serve six years, assisting with the
evacuation of the Panama Canal.
Bruce was married to Susan M.
Efkamp on September 26, 1989, at
Jefferson, Iowa.
Bruce was a member of the
Moose Lodge of Boone and
LaBelle, the UTU for 40 years, the
Elks Lodge, VFW, American
Legion of Boone and the Aqua
Isles Home Owners Association.
He lived in Florida'for the last 10
years.
Bruce was known for speaking
his mind and his love of the out-
doors. He enjoyed hunting.and
fishing; loved Iowa, morel mush-
rooms; venison and sweet corn.
He enjoyed being with family and
friends and the company of his
two faithful dogs Tuffy and Selena.
He made furniture at the
Amana Colonies and drove bus in
St. Louis, Mo.; joined the Walbash
Railroad and was with Chicago
Northwestern and Union Pacific as.
a conductor for 40 years before
retiring.
Bruce is survived by his wife:
Susan M. Moore of LaBelle; his
children: daughter and son-in-law,
Leise Vanderbroek and Les Free-
man, son Kurt Geiger (Debbie),
son Bruce Bennett Jr. (Christina),
daughter Ginger Moore, son Greg
Moore, daughter Gail Nichol (Jon),
son Greg Anderson (Tammy),
daughter and fiance Sherry Ander-
son and Dean Ramos; "like a son"
Brian Efkamp and his wife Marti,
"like a son Jeff Efkamp and his
wife Melissa; grandchildren, Josh,
David, Brandon, James, Colten,
Morgan Heather, Heidi, Soraya,
Chad, Mckenzie, Tyler, Courtney,
Keaton, Sabastian, Kent, Justin,
Kelsey, Jeni, Nathan, Nicholas,
Anthony (TJ), Jenna; sister Dr.
Patricia Stark of Maryville, Illinois;
brothers: Dwight Robison of Pilot
Mound, Iowa, and Duane Robin-


son of Houston, Texas.
His father- and mother-in-law,
Ray and Helen Stroot of St. Louis,
Mo.; sister-in-law Ann Coulter of
Jacksonville; brother-in-law
Thomas Andrews and family of
Des Moines, Iowa, and many
nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by his
father Keith Curtis Moore, mother
Mary Louise Moore Robinson; his
stepfather, Clifford Robinson;
brother Richard Carroll Moore;
step daughter Julie Efkamp; pater-
nal grandfather Herbert Moore.
Funeral services were held Sept.
14 at the Schroeder-Walter Funeral
Home in Boone with full military
honors by the Boone Veterans
Council in the Oakwood Cemetery.
The Rev. Paul Fraser officiated.
Memorials may be made to the
family to be used attheir discretion.
Anne Teresa
Weisbecker Boland
Anne Boland, age 86, of
LaBelle, passed away. Sept. 15,
2006, in LaBelle.
She was born Dec. 28, 1919, in
Katrinstadt, Russia, the daughter of
the late Alexander and Amelia
(Bissing) Weisbecker. In 1923 at
the age of 4 she came to the United
Slates from Russia. Anna was
proud to be an American citizen.
She owned her own needlepoint
art gallery, the Needle's Eye, in
Sanibel Island. She was a member
of the American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 130.
Survivors include sons: Fredrick
Alexander (Sally) Boland, Down-
ers Grove. Ill., and Dennis Ray-
mond Boland, LaBelle; sisters:
Eugenia Diener, Martha Agnes,
Mary lannone, Gladys Stahl and
Delores Weisbecker; grandchil-
dren: Joel Dennis (Caroline)
Boland, Michael (Judi) Boland,
Susan (Ernie) Pentek, Kelly (David)
Solo and Cyndie Jane (Rick) Stiller;
Great-grandchildren: Grant, Reily,
Jake, Cole, Ernie, Jr., Sean,
Zachary, Nicholas, Jeremiah, Luke,
Sam, Cameron, Christina, Rebec-
ca, Emily, Riley; great-great-grand-
children: Kyle, Bryan, Giana, Colin.
She was preceded in death by
her husband Raymond J. Boland
and a sister Julie.
Memorial services will be held
at the American Legion Post #130,
LaBelle at a later date.
In lieu of flowers contributions
may be made to the American
Legion Child Welfare Foundation,
Inc. P.O. Box 1055, Indianapolis, IN
46206.
SArrangements by Akin-Davis
Funeral Homes, Inc.- LaBelle.


Mary Zuffante
Mary Zuffante of LaBelle, for-
merly from Hollywood, FL. died
Sept. 24,2006.
She was born in Boston,
Mass., and had lived in LaBelle
for four years.
She was a member of Our
Lady Queen of Heaven Catholic
Church.
Survivors include children:
Joanne McDaniel of LaBelle;
daughter-in-law: Irene Zuffante
of West Newton, Mass.; brother:
Robert Zuffante (Mary Jane) of
Los Angeles, CA.; sister: Jilda
Johnson (Joe) of Venice; and sis-
ter Linda Lima of Plymouth,
Mass; also by nine grandchil-
dren, 18 great-grandchildren and
four great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by
her husband Salvatore and her
son Charles, three sisters and
three brothers.
SFuneral services were Sep-
tember 27 at Our Lady Queen of
Heaven. Graveside services were
at Hollywood Memorial Gar-
dens.-
Funeral arrangements are
under the direction of the Akin
Davis Funeral Home.

Tiodoso Cisnero III
Tiodoso Cisnero Ill, age 53, of
LaBelle, passed away Sept. 24,
2006, in Lehigh Acres. He was
born Nov. 10, 1952, in Floresville,
TX.
Survivors include daughter:
Teresa Cisnero of Bonita Springs
and sons: Tiodoso Cisnero IV,
Sonny Joe Cisnero and Johnny
Cisnero, all of LaBelle, father:
Ted Cisnero Jr. of LaBelle, moth-
er: Josefa Moreno of LaBelle;
siblings: Bernie Cisnero of
LaBelle, Delores Cisnero of OH;
Isabelle Cisnero of LaBelle,
Roseanne Cisnero of TX, Jessie
Cisnero of Lehigh Acres; grand-
children: Anissa Cisnero, Carissa
Cisnero, Tiodoso Cisnero V,
Sonny Joe Cisnero Jr., Sonya
Joslyn Cisnero and Shayla Cis-
nero. He was preceded in death
by his sister, Mary Cisnero.
Funeral services were held
September 27 at Our Lady
Queen of Heaven Catholic
Church with Father Jiobani
Batista officiating. Interment fol-
lowed at Fort Denaud Cemetery.


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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 Speak Out 24-hour opin-
ion-line at 6754516. Comments will be published in the newspaper as
space permits..
THE OTHER FOOT: Ikeep hearing from some real estate people
about how the property appraiser is at fault for our huge property value
increases these past couple years. What I want to know is: are any of
these real estate people turning down the big commission checks they
get for selling properties at these inflated prices?

NO RHYME OR REASON: I don't understand why the city went up to
3.5 mills when we have been meeting our budget and could have contin-
ued to do so at 3 mills. It seems the mayor has a serious lack of knowl-
edge about where the money goes and what it is used for. I think we
should look into how he uses the money in the EMS budget.

UNDERSTANDING THE PROCESS: I wish someone would tell us
how local government works. How can we get rid of a mayor and com-
missioner before elections. We need.to do some damage control before
then. If we can impeach a president, there ought to be some way of get-
ting rid of a mayor and commissioner.

TAKING ITTO TALLAHASSEE: I would like to encourage our people.
They're hurt, disappointed and disillusioned in some of our officials.
We're communicating with Tallahassee and the governor, seeking advice
on what to do. I'm taking off that half mill before I send in my taxes. I wish
our business owners would participate more in government.

HAVE MEETINGS AT APPROPRIATE TIME: I can't see how Dave
Lyons could vote without hearing the discussion over the budget. He did
n't even hear the part that the millage could stay the same if the city didn'
buy newvehicies. I'm checking to see if that vote was legal.
We've complained for I don't know how long about having meetings
at 5:30 because people can't get to them. Why not change the time? It's
ridiculous an elected official, paid to do the job if you can't get there
on time, you shouldn't try to do the job.


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Some years back, I was work-.
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Island. He had a really neat cus-
tom built home. When, he gave
me a tour, he showed me his pri-
vate art collection. In all my
years of going into people's
homes, I have never seen any-
thing close to his collection.
Original oils from famous artists,
and mant of them.
I asked him details about his
alarm system and his insurance.
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ly underinsured. I advised him to
allow avery competent property
casualty agent I knew in Naples
to come into his home and film
everything, including imported
statues, and other pieces of art.
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rmentary about each -item, the
artist, their purchase pricd,
where he bought them and so
on. The agent gave him a copy of
the film and had a major insur-
ance company insure everything
at the proper value.
Suppose you were to get
killed in an automobile accident.
Do your heirs know where to
look for all your records? Where
do you keep a copy of your latest
will and.trust document? Your
spouse, children and/or your
attorney need that information.
For example, do you own any
stocks or bonds that are not in
your regular portfolio?, Do you
have a look box? Whose names
are on it? Have you hidden
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anyone have a list of your insur-
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a scavenger hunt? If you have an


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in home safe, does someone
besides you have the combine
tion or key? If a. hurricane c
flood or fire should destroy you
property, it won't be just you
heirs looking for all the pape
work!
Currently, Congress has give
us a pretty good Federal Estat
Tax exemption, but it ma
change in a few years, so stay o
top of it, if you have a large
estate. Fortunately, Florida ha
no State Death Tax, but you ma
own, out-of-state property where
there is a state death tax and a
ancillary representative needs I
be appointed. Regardless, you
estate does need to be probate
and settled when you are gor
and if your heirs don't have a
the documentation to wor
with, it will be difficult for there
Pick up a. copy of IRS form 70
and you will understand what
am talking about.
Here is a big tip for yoi
When reviewing your inves
ment portfolio or that of yoi
parents, look to see if there a
one or more' limited partnersh
investments. If so, ask whose
idea it was to buy it. Often thi
end up in the middle of a larva
portfolio and. generally los
money. They pay the stockbr
ker a bigger than normal cor
mission. That one category h.
led me to refer clients to an atto
ney who specializes in SE
fraud, more than anything els
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Letters to the Editor


Response to City residents been made. Within a minute or
two of Commissioner Lyons taking
Tower Talk whipsawed at city hall his seat Mayor Bengston called for
Hendry County Property My wife and I have lived in the question. His question was,
Appraiser Kristina A. Kulpa CFA, Hendry County for more than 14 "ho is in favor of raising the milt
ASA years, but do not live in the City of age rate t 3.5 mills." Within two
Thank you Donna Kane for LaBelle. We have been following seconds a rapid muffled votewas
giving me the opportunity to the tax assessment process espe- taken to which the audience
clarify to the residents how the cially during the 2005 and 2006 rang to their-feet shouting,
f Property Appraisers office han- years. The sharp tax increase dur- "What, What, What did you just.
dies agriculture properties. ing 2005 completely surprised us say?" Mayor Bengston then
With the propertyvalues and when our personal residence responded in a very quick and
taxes on the rise it is more Hendry County real estate taxes quiet tone of voice to the commis-
important than everthat we and special assessments taxes owners for a show of hands who
have clear understanding of doubled from prioryears. Nowthe voted for and against the question.
hat types of properties are eli- 2006 proposed taxes and special The vote was somehow 3 to 2 in
bwhatl teof properties are elai- assessments have doubled the favor of raising the millage rate to
gible for the agriculture classifi- 2005 levels. Thisstunnedus! 3.5 mills.
cation. That is why this year we Debbie and attended the City We were sitting on the second
have developed a more compre- of LaBelle public hearing on Sep- row and could not hear who voted
Shensive set of guidelines to help member 21, 2006 to get some for what. It was done so fast the,
-temb 21, 2006, to getw some oud
Clarify what we would consider insight into why the city officials show of hands could not even
Sto be minimumtypical acreage feels justified in hiking up the city confirmthe vote. Commissioner
- by use. These guidelines will be real estate taxes similar to the esca- Puletti clearly spoke up and even
applied to properties for- the lating rates in Hendry County. The raised his hand, but we could not
2007 tax year. While reconsider commissioners present during the determine the actions of any of the
these to be typical minimums whole meeting.were Hilda Zim- other Board members besides
there are exceptions and each merely, Bob Miller, Paul Puletti and Mayor Bengston. It was total con-
e property will be considered indi- Mayor Randy Bengston. Paul fusion. Members of the audience
vidually. Puletti immediately took control of -began to speak out loudly. Within
Agricultural property must be the meeting and raised many pre- seconds the boardroom had
a "Bona Fide commercial opera- viously unanswered questions cleared of most of the disgusted
e tion" to be qualified to receive about the budget and 'what cityresidents.
, Agricultural Classification. Flori- amount of revenue it would take Debbie and I had never seen a
Sda Statutes 193.461 states that to adequately fulfill the require- meeting like that. In the past 29
there are 7 criteria that must be ments. He certainly confirmed years of operating a CPA practice
Considered in the determination: from the county officials and staff andsitting on man Boards, I have
Only one of which relates to size. present that a 3.0 mill rate assess- never seen a vote by any Board
SOther important factors that are ment would provide the required conducted in such an unprofes-
considered are income pro- revenue without increasing the Sional manner. Are all of the City's
duced by the property and pro- rateto3.5mills. normal meetings conducted in
ductivity of the land in its current Many city residents spoke at the that manner. oe
use. podium \\ith their own cases Onourwayhome, vebegan to
Properties wvilh existing agri- demonstrating ho\\v the increased reflect on the sequence of events
culture classification that fall 2005 and now 2006 taxes have that had lust taken place. We
short ol the new guidelines are presented extreme hardships. thought that meetingwas sup-
0 being reviewed and if needed lVlany residents offered facts that posed to be a public hearing..
the owners are being asked to supported Commissioner Puletti's Commissioner Dave Lyons didn't
the owners are being asked to s"od m s hear any of the comments from
supply information that helps appeal to leave the 3 0 mill rate in hea any of the comments from
support theircommercial status tact in the same Near the assessed the Board, its support staff or the
support their commercial stat ues inhe entire state temporar- public. He then cast the supposed
Please visit our.website..at
w.hendrvprop.org csithe lt spiked upwards long enough deciding vote to raise the millage
.hendryprop.org click the for the city appraiser to lock in the rate to 3.5 mills. It begs the ques-
Agricultural info to see the record high values. ,Weeks follow- tion, was that meeting really legal
guidelines, also if you feelthat ing the appraisals, the statewide and binding? We felt like we just
you qualify for the classification, values began to fall as rapidly as watched a scene from the old
information and applications are they spiked upwards. Commis- show. Dukes of Hazard coming to.
also on, our site just click the sioner Puletti reminded the Board the LaBelle City Hall At this hear-
Download forms link. Important you simply don't raise the millage ing no "Y'all" was spoken by the
to remember when purchasing rate simultaneously \xith a record majority of the Board members,
e property that currently has the climb in appraised values in the butNwhen the Mayor spoke, he did
AG classification you will need to same year. A prudent person's mutter in "Boss Hawg." There is
,r make a new application, it does common sense could only con- an old natural law. Whenever you
ir not transfer automatically. New elude Commissioner Puletti was purposely injure someone finan-
,r agricultural applications can only right. He had already proven a few cially, they never forget it. Can't
r. be accepted from January I minutes earlier for the record, the you city leaders do better than
through March 1. dollars would be there for the that?
n As always if you have any con- 2006 2007 budget year Really concerned,
te cerns or questions my door is Commissioner Dave Lyons BobandDebbieColeman
y always open, call orcomebyand finally arrived at the endof the Government?
y I or my staff would be happy to public hearing after all of the pub- Co ulpt Government
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many more questions than I have
answers. Recently I have had con-
versations with many people that
complain about the corruption of
our public officials. Corrupt is a
very harsh term and most people
would think that a corrupt person
is a criminal and should be thrown
into jail. The problem is that there
are degrees of corruption and in
our "shades of gray" society in
stead of a "black and white" or
"right or wrong society." We have
allowed corruption to be the rule
of the day.
Corruption can be better visual-
ized as rust on metal or on some-
thing like a shovel or a rake. If one
goes to the store and buys a new
shovel it is nice and clean and
painted nicely. The first time you
use it some of the paint is.eroded
away exposing the bare metal. If
the shovel is not properly cleaned
and put away it will start to cor-
rode or rust. That little bit of rust
does not really harm the use of
that shovel but it does take away
from the appearance. If the shovel
is not maintained and it is left out-
side the rust and degradation is
much more rapid. If in fact it is left
in the garden for an mended peri-
od it will become so corroded and
the handle will degrade to the
point that it will become useless. A
properly maintained and used
shovel will give many good years
of useful service.
I am afraid that \e as a society
have treated our right to vote the
same way as someone that has
not maintained that shovel, We as
American Citizens have been
given the "'right to vote'. We may
have used it once or twice but we
never maintained it property. We
have left it set some where and we
don't even use it any more. Some
day when we may want to use it, it
will be of no use because it was
not maintained. We are corrupt.
We point our finger to our officials
and say they are corrupt without
looking at the number of fingers
pointing back at the person doing
the pointing?
When we as Americans are
given a right there are strings
attached. There ain't no free lunch.
There are responsibilities and obli-
gations. When we are granted the
right to vote it is our obligation and
a responsibility to use and main-
tain thatvote. More than two thirds:
of ;he voters have not exercised
their right to vote so far this year.
What is wrong with this picture .
Respectfully,
FranKoebert -Retired, Voter,
Taxpayer, American Citizen


Guest Commentary.


Is Glades Power Park in the Sunshine?


On September 22, 2006, a
meeting was held at the Ortona
Community Association to dis-
cuss the FPL proposal to build
Glades Power Park, a large coal-
burning power plant, within
Glades County. Wendell Taylor,
Glades Counts Mlanager, and
Grover VWhidden, FPL
spokesperson, both presented
on this topic and then addressed
questions posed by the audi-
ence. Mr. Taylor introduced this
proposal as involving the largest
and most important project that
had ever come before Glades
County.
Several people in the audi-
ence raised questions about the
way in which the Glades County
Board of County Commissioners
had made its decision to support
Glades Power Park potentially
being built in Glades County.
Specifically, this item was not
placed on the published agenda
for a recent meeting of the
Glades County Board of County
Commissioners and was only
added as a last-minute amend-
ment to the agenda during the
meeting, which precluded the
public's participation. And the
Glades County commissioners
unanimously voted in support of
the Glades Power Park proposal
without the benefit of citizens'
input.
Some people in the audience
questioned whether there had
been any prior meetings
between Glades County com-
missioners and FPL representa-
tives that had occurred in secret.
Mr. Taylor assured the audience
that no meetings between
Glades County and FPL had ever
involved more than one com-
missioner at a time and that the
county's actions were complete-
ly in accord with the Sunshine
Law, which requires that govern-
ment be conducted openly.
However, toward the end of
the meeting, I asked very point-
edly why the Glades County
Board of County Commissioners
had not provided the public ade-
quate notice that this issue,
described by Mr. Taylor as being
of such momentous importance
to the county, would be dis-
cussed and decided.
Interestingly, my question


t's your world
Get Involvedd

was ignored and there was an
attempt to go to the next ques-
tion vithlhout addressing mine. I1
interrupted and demanded that
an answer be provided to my
question. I was then simply told
that there was no answer.
This leads me to consider the
Sunshine Law. First, however, I
want to state that I am not an
attorney and do not claim to ade-
quately be able to interpret the
nuances of this complex law.
However, I have served on a
number of government boards
and consequently have received
some training on this law. There-
fore, I would like to share some
statements found in Florida's
Government-in-the-Sunshine
Manual (Retrieved on 9/23.2006
from
nsf/manual/A47B8F3E8F3CCCD
F852566F300582C91>), as fol-
lows: "The Attorney General's
Office recommends publication
of an agenda, if available, in the
notice of the meeting; if an agen-
da is not available, subject mat-
ter summations might be used.
However, the courts have held
that the Sunshine Law does not
mandate that an agency provide
notice of each item to be dis-
cussed via a published agenda.
Such a specific requirement has
been rejected because it could
effectively preclude access to
greetings by members of the
general public who wish to bring
specific issues before a govern-
mental body Thus, the Sunshine
Law has been interpreted to
require notice of meetings, not
of the individual items which
may be considered at that meet-
ing. However, other statutes,
codes or ordinances may
impose such a requirement and
agencies subject to those provi-
sions must follow them. Accord-
ingly, the Sunshine Law does not
require boards to consider only
those matters on a published
agenda. Moreover, even though
the Sunshine Law does not pro-
hibit a board from adding topics
to the agenda of a regularly


noticed meeting, the Attorney
General's Office has advised
boards to postpone formal
action on any added items that
are controversial." This Manual
then goes on to share an opinion
by the Attorney General's Office
on a similar case (AGO 03-53),
as follows: "In the spirit of the
Sunshine Law, the city commis-
sion should be sensitive to the
community's concerns that it be
allowed advance notice and,
therefore, meaningful participa-
tion on controversial issues com-
ing before the commission."
I do not know whether or not
the Glades County Board of
County Commissioners might
have violated the Sunshine Law
by not putting such a controver-
sial and important item on its
meeting's published agenda and
thus disallowing its citizens'
input. A judge would have to
decide that issue if someone
wanted to pursue making a
complaint. However, it surely
seems to me that the intent, if
not the letter, of the Sunshine
Law was violated. I believe the
decision-making process used
by the Glades County commis-
sioners resulted in the public
being very poorly served by its
representatives in this extremely
important matter.
Thankfully, this is just the
starting point for other opportu-
nities to consider the pros and
cons of the Glades Power Park
proposal. There will be many
hearings and administrative pro-
cedures that will allow for the
public to carefully scrutinize this
proposal, the most stringent
being the Florida Department of
Environmental Protection
processes that are governed
through the Power Plant Siting
Act. I hope all Glades County citi-
zens will become thoughtfully
involved in this process, as the
ultimate approval of Glades
Power Park will affect the future
of Glades County in profound,
and not yet fully understood,
ways.
I want to end by briefly shar-
ing some of my reservations
about the Glades Power Park
proposal. Burning coal is an
extremely dirty endeavor and the
best that can be expected from


advanced technology is to make
it less dirty.
Hopefully nobody is naive
enough to really believe that
there will be absolutely no nega-
tive consequences to having a
coal-burning power plant in
Glades County, particularly in
regard to environmental degra-
dation and adverse public health
consequences. In addition, it
appears that this power plant
could literally be one of the
largest, if not the largest, coal
burning plants in the US and the
amount of coal processed
relates to the amount of its dele-
terious impact. On the other
hand, there is little doubt that
Glades Power Park could pro-
vide short-term economic
boosts to the county, which are
sorely needed. But the long-term
economic consequences of this
proposal are unclear. Remem-
ber, Glades County's main asset
is its pristine beauty, as.reflected
in natural jewels such as Fisheat-
ing Creek only a few miles from
the proposed power plant. I
believe the county has a promis-
ing future based on its natural
assets and this future could be
squandered by seeking short-
term gain that pollutes our pre-
cious environment and spoils
our long-term quality of life. Sim-
ply put, who would want to live
or visit, or locate any business
other than a garbage dump or
prison, in a county with signifi-
cant air pollution? This proposal
is obviously an extremely com-
plex issue deserving careful
study and, above all, open
debate in which weighing the
relative advantages of potential
economic growth against poten-
tial environmental and public
health costs have to be carefully
considered.
I am not sure whether or not
the Glades County Board of
County Commissioners made
the right decision in supporting
the proposal to build Glades
Power Park, though I suspect
they did not. I do know that tak-
ing this action without properly
giving notice to the public and
allowing citizens' input was a
mistake.
Harris Friedman, PhD
Glades County
(Muse) Resident


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Hendry County cafeteria workers received a Personal
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Births


Caleb Brock
Anderson
Ceceila and Andrew Ander-
son of Lehigh Acres, are proud
to announce
the birth of
their son
Caleb Brock.
Caleb was
born on
iugust o 22at bth.
2006, at Health "
Park in Ft.
Myers. He a'
weighed 8 Caleb Brock
lbs., 6 ounces, Anderson
and was 20
inches long at birth.
Maternal grandparents are
Janice and Clint Dawson of
Lehigh Acres. Paternal grandpar-
ents are Adrenna and Donald


Randolph and Glenna and Andy
Anderson of Muse.
Nicholas Elias (Eli)
Kaylee and Baylee Seay
would like to
announce the
birth of their
little brother,
Nicholas Elias rSt
(Eli), born
August 24,
2006, at 4:34
p.m. in Fort 1
Myers at Lee
Memorial. Nicholas Elias
Health Park. Caldron
He weighed in
at 9 pounds, 2 ounces, and was
20 inches long. Nicholas's par-
ents are Bobbi Seay of LaBelle
and Octavio Caldron of Naples.


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Victory Imhoff and Grant Hartb
Imhioff-Hartman
engagement
Victory Imhoff and Grant Hart-
man will be joined in marriage on
October 21, 2006, at 4 p.m. at the
Captain Hendry House. The


reception will be at the VFW on
Hwy. 29 from 5-10 p.m.
Jeff Bruster, the brother of the
bride, will be giving her away.
The best man is Larry Freder-
ick of Cincinnati, Ohio, and the
maid of honor is Vonda Saunders.


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Dr. Geake will be relocating to
Moore Haven.
Notice of new address
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Arrests


LaBelle
Michael Vincent Yazvac, 20,
of LaBelle, was arrested Septem-
ber 21, and charged with resist-
ing an officer. Shawn Reed of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
Emir Delgado, 21, of
LaBelle, was arrested September
18, and charged with possession
of cocaine. Robert Shaw of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
A juvenile of LaBelle was
arrested September 19, and
charged with sexually offending
a child 12 years of age or less.
Fernando Herrera of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.

Clewiston
Katrina Kay Silva, 39, of
Clewiston, was arrested Septem-
ber 19, and charged with proba-
tion violation for a felony. Kelvin
C. Robinson of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.


Paronda Laterrian
Williams, 33, of Clewiston, was
arrested September 18, and
charged with probation violation
for a felony. Leonard Riordan of
the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office was the arresting officer.
Tammy Lynn Landrum, 40,
of Clewiston, was arrested Sep-
tember 20, and charged with fail-
ure to appear for a felony
offense. Bonnie Weaver of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
Andy Spencer Gowdy, 37,
of Clewiston, was arrested Sep-
tember 20, and charged with
:possession of a weapon. Nathan
E. Kirk of the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting
officer.
Levi Campbell III, 24, of
Clewiston, was arrested Septem-
ber 19, and charged with proba-
tion violation for a felony. Jesus
Olvera of the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting
officer. Bond was set at $5,000
cash.


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Upthegrove Elementary Student of the Month, Row 1:
Emily Hudson, Mary Cruz Deras, Hannah Mace, Adrian
Raya; Row 2: Arleth Ortiz, Pete Rios, Anthony Cisnero,
Marshall Platt; Row 3: Malorie Gomez, Marlen Alcaraz,
Zenia Mendoza, Zulema Dominquez, Jose Perez-Gonza-
lez, Breanna Spencer; Row 4: Maliri Kelting, Landy Dos-
sou, Cole Upthegrove; Row 5: Katie Guerrero, Clarissa
SMadrid, Sonia Rodriguez.


Almanacs


Challenge Grant
Challenge Grant Awarded to
Local Salvation Army Unit
Salvation Army Human Ser-
vices Coordinator Debbie Laven-
der announces a Challenge Grant
Award of $2500.00 from United
Christian Giving, Inc. to go toward
their prison ministry.
This is a great challenge, but
the funds are much needed to con-'
tinue helping with the needs of
released prisoners, such as cloth-
ing, transportation, bus tickets,
food and housing. It is also used to
help with providing Bibles to
inmates and Christmas to inmate
families.
In order to receive the grant, the
local Salvation Army Unit must
raise the same amount of new
money. For more information or if
you would like to contribute finan-
cial support, please call 863-674-
1441 or send a check payable to
LaBelle Salvation Army, P.O. Box
'218, LaBelle, Florida, 33975.

Community Harvest
Worship Center Revival
The Community Harvest Wor-
ship Center revival is Sunday, Oct.
8-Friday, Oct.-13 with Evangelist
Phil Redding from Arkansas. Sun-
day services 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.;
Monday-Friday at 7:30 p.m. Phil
Redding is a former general Bish-
op for the Pentecostal Church of
God. There will be an anointed
worship in every service as well as
prayer for the sick nightly. Every-
one welcome.
For information call Pastor LW
Howard at 675-6729 or 673-3216.
Community Harvest is on the cor-
ner of Orange St. and Hwy. 29
across from the rodeo grounds.

COE Cowadunga
fundraiser
Country Oaks, Elementary
Fourth Annual Cowadunga
fundraiser will be Thursday, Octo-
ber 12 starting at 4 p,m. The cow
goes in the pen at 5 p.m. Remem-
ber, if the cow leaves a "cowadun-
ga" on your plot you will win $
1,000. Tickets are only $10, so
come and pick out your plot early.
COE employees are selling tick-
ets or come to the office to pur-
chase your tickets. Enjoy hayrides,
a 50/50 drawing and other activi-
ties. Purchase hotdogs, chips,
cookies, sodas and other items
and enjoy the performances of Mr.
Talada's music students that.
evening.
There is no school the next day,
October 13, for students, so come
out and have a "Cowadunga"
time.


America's longest war
A major war was fought in our
own backyards, and at one point
guerilla fighters forced the U. S.
Army to sue for peace. ,Noted
authors John and Man Lou Missall
will speak on the Seminole Wars,
America's longest, costliest Indian
conflict on Thursday, October 7, at.
7 p.m. at the LaBelle City Hall for
members of the LaBelle Heritage
Museum. All meetings are free
and open to the public. The muse-
um is open Thursday and Friday 2-,
5 p.m. and b\ appointment. For
information email labelleheritage-
museuml'eailhlink.net or call
674-0034.

Learn about herbs
A program for National Herb
Day will be held October 14, at
10:30 a.m. at the Hendry Counth
Extension Service Auditorium,
1085 Pratt Blvd. Kaye Cude will
speak on Growing, Using and
Enjoying Herbs in South Florida.
The public is invited. The audience
will be invited to visit a local herb
garden after the program. Bring a
sandwich. Beverage, herbal
pumpkin soup and dessert will be
provided. Bring any special food or
beverage you require. Call 863-
674-4092 or 863-675-8335 or e-mail.
gmcavoy@ifas.ufl.edu or
wkleah99@aol.com for directions
and details.

Get a deal on
your color yearbook
Save $20 on your all-color LHS
yearbook through Friday, Sept. 29,


during class or at the'home foot-
ball game. Purchase a yearbook
during school from one of the fol-
lowing LHS students: Arianna
Rodrigrez, Rachael Boy, Jessica
Bechtel, Christina Smith, Callie
Burler, Darcee Woodford. Ka\'vlnn
Doll, MallcI, Alien, Barbara Brog-
don, Ton\ Dominguez, Danielle
Robinson Irene Garza and
Stephanie Vargas. Contact Naniyvn
Akin if you have an\ questions at:
(8631 674-4120.

Benefit for
Alva resident
The community group in Alva
(Alva Inc.) is sponsoring a benefit
barbecue for a long time Alva resi-
dent Leanne Yancey (41 years
young), diagnosed with cancer.
Pick up the chicke-n dinner front I 1
a.m.-4 p.m Sunday, October 1, at
the Alva Community Center on N
River Rd. Cost is $7 each. For into -
mation, call 675-6788.

Bicycle/pedestrian
board plans meeting
The Bike-Ped Advisory Com-
mittee meets the first Tuesday of
each month at 6:30 at Barron
Library. The next meeting is Octo-
ber 3. All welcome.

New worship times
Beginning October 1, First Bap-
tist Church worship services will
be at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Chil-
dren's church, ages four through
the second grade, during the 11
o'clock service. Sunday school at


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Sunday evening worship con-
tinues at 6 p.m. Everyone is wel-
come at the First Baptist Church of
LaBelle, 330 North Main Street.

Muse Town
Hall meeting
There \\ill be a Muse town hall
meeting Thursday, September 28,
at 7 p.m. at the Muse Community
multi purpose building. 25895
Loblolly Bay Rd. S.W Glades
County Commissioner Alvin Ward,
County Manager Wendell Taylor,
Property Appraiser Larry Lucky
and FPL representative will pres-
ent information about the pro-
posed Glades Power Park electrici-
ty generating plant.

Social Security
If you have questions about.
social security or supplemental
security income or need help in
completing an application for old
age, disability, and survivors insur-
ance; Medicare, or Supplemental
Security Income benefits, call the
number shown above The Fort
Myers office is open Monday-Fri-
day from 9 a.m -- p.m. except on
national holidays. lIfou prefer, you
maN meet with a representative at
the Nobles Senior Center on 475 E.
Cowboy Way, LaBelle from 9 a.m.-
12 p.m. on Tuesday, October 3.


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l Stte C Associates: Phil Lewis,
tI e Tamra Franco, Kyndel Murray

173 Beautiful oak filled acres with nice 2/2
home. Fenced & cross fenced, cow pens.
Can be subdivided. 441 platted lots.
$3,400,000. Owner Anxious.
7.1 acres in Glades County. Cleared & par-
tially fenced. Close to LaBelle. $282,900.
4/2 well maintained home with 20x30
workshop, 150' irrigation well, fenced
yard, within walking distance to schools &
shopping. $274,900.
3BR/2Bath recently renovated. Located in
town on nice lot w/trees. $239,500.
61.25 acres. Improved pastures & fenced.
Only $11,000 per acre.
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Atf. [.-ci i, u 0i 1 r$-nJ 0l ,rilU I3-lu,000 REDiCEoDeI
' .c:j i ij. i I..l.rIt A .t-juihl cu lt :I'b
and lots ot room. $285,000.
* 2BR/2B Brick home.on an oversized lot in the desir-
able Quail Run S/D. Features new flooring, screen
porch, fenced back yard, and a detached 2 car garage.
and lots ot y $239,90
* Solid Decision, Solid House! You'll be glad to see this
spacious 4BR/2B remodeled home. Glowing with


* Renting? No Privacy? Stop throwing away all that
money and see how great ownership feels! 2/1 on over
a 2 acre yard. Start building equity today! $113,500.
* Calling all Investorsll 4BR/2B manufactured home in
Horseshoe ls4 f & i3ID l aswis with
right to insEett. g g' c il aflde thd you will
have made a great investment. $75,000

* Best Bargain for Miles! 35 beautiful secluded acres at
ONLY $25,000. per acre! WITH Pole Barn, Electric and
several wells! Call ASAP for showing! $875,000
* Location with a Future! 1700 Ft. Denaud. 6.39+/-
Acres already zoned RG1. Surrounded by upscale sub-
division. Ripe and Ready for developer $800,000.
* 5+/- acres in Pioneer Plantation. Suitable for site built
home or manufactured. Only $165,000.
* Uncramo yourself on this soadous 2.5+- acres on


quailr,, from thc ne, trijnt. Bond ,ding o the wood georg.>, ic of ladnJ & Ik-nud ifr hI. lo nmn) EvansRd. with a i n ndfenced or livestock. So
l)r.. Ai', ipplirii., hot ..jicr uLnk d I.,r i ldijil*. crui tIlbt, illfur in ipf.iis-frin till.id' $350000 goodbye to city pressure and enjoy the country.
tncs ire all le- L- tan 2 yjar old New rool being 0 Iatrei ofi beatulilly hihubt'bd and nLrid.iJpcd $130,000.
ii>llc. (illi t.daj) Ifr this worry free.home! gruurds ire filu.ng i;ir..dJui.n .to a.uperb 32 hor' 1.84+/- acre located off Jacks Branch Rd. in Muse.
$234.000. Huge .crerid Lirn. u, aicicd irn. 2 hrn, h d I dd .- This property has lots of oaks, pines and palm trees.
* REDUCED this livable, loveable 3BR/IB CBS home ionAir.l 4i rll ci-uln. urr.)p Plu piuure for ids pun)' Perfect for the nature lover. Priced at only $85,000.
with Ith bedroom/office in LaBelle limits. Features W. rth .cllrg tg.ui qu...' $215,900. Genuine Countri Fedl Dai), gne t, ire butk'f cili
include walk-in closet, newer air conditioner, fenced Bidk on the mirlkrc' Th, 2 5+ re min calte the bci on th, pnvyie & .,udJel 2+.. .i Frtth ii
backy,rd, irrig ali:, arid a front deck to die for. Only nrikc l..iJngri.' with i3BR2Bminuthciuredhume ,al' $93,900.
$230,000. Featuring cerJmit lilt, rc\irticd ,allk & patiouu Call for prices on all our Montlura Ustin
* Fertile Financial Ground! Plant your investment in kidther Onl) $179,900. -._--
this exceptional Duplex. 2BR/1B on each side and ide- 2: 1 r:,.mc Ikaci-d o .ri gtrerouvic I + ar.t lot
ill Iiaied in ,ilrn Very nice ith bejiiful yard Nice tucked *way on i quiet street Oik trreres ite a bilck
ht- iwat. )...a! $225,000 tard. c,.t hirig tbe.u A Amu. tl $ 165,000. Dr ded gurgeu,' If re It ng f, he drtrm
* Super Deal for a Super Finil' Sp.:rit o .2 wilh rhe Lu\ur) l Sp'a.! tfilh ii.dee on ,d -u.idc 12 lor our ntw hume lu n. ifunher e Iai mt in ihE -ugh
ulilrd ctiling, Pauk like feInrd tkAl.rd At rhs imm"cul'le home riled on 125 acre, Stunning ahter Belmont SDD in Li cile Th 37+.-.ure imly
super pnicc ou ne t l)u ,iee upler juon 169,900. .-ne lireali.. In Frmlyl rnm F-.-rmal ding tiff of dre.ar, s. rue Onh i79,900.
huol;e khitrhn with lot ui ticbmrsl nd r iunlreerooP. m .29+/- -at n the Belmont SD Pncc e Ill ~i u nll
Tranquil M lrer bctJro:m r a pursornal rer.at room SM.900. lise sbler winMjg.
JrJ lhih b.lh Sp irtiouu nd srrt buit 1it 154,900 Beaulu I *-,. i re l,-manes.' Outc Lifil
M ium, bhet rural w) lu r d M t turd home limis but onli minutes i'im Io*n' Jut ffii E Ro d [ur I
with over, 1100l Ii olimng rea ready for u.upan) m* Call about ow i Pot LIaBll lo~sl
*SELLER FINANCINGAVAILABLE! $149,900
*REDUCEDI REDUCED! 'BRB[ homrn eion.efilrod M
Bh n inside and out! Watch the sunrise on front deck and n i N .1_II
SI sunset on the back deck, Something for everyone with Pr.I (ONIMRCIAL Li.i,. L a L i
-[BR'IB minuhllurb] home ur, I troll in ne r 1 a ea rdto e ih,. l hwie pit ,, w.IrJ\rl-d Iea~utr. OIt Itl.,
S D in O un. C ul d prop i for Dad an big kitchen forM omn just 12,900. ro. d
wO. ,n de ,', p ating -rat tpot c,, Privacy + Peace & Relazaionl" 3BR/2B doublewide a i R in r Iii tOad
Soon dk w/u,300 sq. ft. under air in town. P fenced on 3 frontage and 3 existing entrance off of SR 80. Cleaed
Need more livingroom 2,152 sq ft of luxurious li sides & chain link in rear Baks up to pond Extras withwellandelectric.limesonyoursideinthisinvest-
Need more"living"room2,152sqftof luxuriouslivng, include-shed,hugeFloridarm&BBQ deck. $13900. ent! $2,750,000.
This4Br/2Bhomeonl0+/-acreshasitall,fromitspacious Charming Family Friendly 4/2 home on 78 are Prime20+/-acrepotentialcommeialparcel located
family room w/stone fireplace, master suite w/,olice, coy- Thoughtful design with split floor plan, beautiful near West Glades Elementary in Muse and just minutes
ered porch, and fencing for horses. Thisone is a steal @ kitchen, and lavish Master bath. Bring you family to away from downtown aBelle. $3.50 per square foot
only $450,000 Country coziness $137 900 1.18+/- acres zoned C-1 commercial just South of
*Si2ewillsurpriseyou!2BR2B home on 0+/-acres is Rare find outside of LaBelle but not to far from LaBelle with 175+/- feet of frontage on SR29 and
very well kept and former modle home. Features a schools or shopping. 3BD/2BAmanafactured home fea- frontageon Luckey Street.Asking $499,000.
warm comfortable living room w/ gas fireplace, spa- tures split floor plan, built in cabinets, separate shower Beautiful 25+/- acre comer lot in downtown LaBelle
cious kitchen, front & real covered porches. $400,000 & garden tub in the master suite, and much more! All w/great potential..Currently zoned for duplex or single
* Bringyourhorsesandrelaxthe rualway! 4BR/2B manu- on.50+/-acre. $132,000. family w/a possibility of rezoning to Business.
fractured home with over 2400 sq. ft of living area sitting on $119,900.


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Enjoy the privacy of oaks and pine frontage on a paved
road, go fishing in the pond, BBQ under the oaks, live in
the handyman special, 2/2' with den niobile home. Build a
new home or add another mobile, 2nd septic already
installed on 2.5+ acres in Muse. Clean up from wind dam-
age, tree disease and debris required
Bargain priced at $135,500 or possible trade.
View by appointment through owner.
239-218-4543


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Services are pleased to sponsor their first annual
HOME BUYERS SEMINAR & WORKSHOP
on Thursday, September 28, 2006 from 5:30 to 7:00
p.m. at the Century 21 Sunbelt office, located at the cor-
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reports, refreshments, and door prizes for seminar reg-
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*LaBelle's Center Business District. Ei',-r. ,-
offers.


* $988,025 Looking to expand or t,-. ,,.,
business. This auto salvage yard is tr Ii .: ..t j
kind. Organized and well established,' r ,.I.: i
bill of health.
* $739,000- Unique 2+/- acres parcel. ,i ,i rl
162' of frontage on busy SR 80. The f..,-,i A.. .
zones C-IA for many types ofcommercl u:-. Th,.
rear acre is zoned RS-1. The property is 55' deep
with scattered oaks.


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CURi~ET'iTLY ZONED FT. t 'DENAUD ORANGE i" .. OTh TREES GRACE THLS .9P0ENJOYTHE PEACE
MkPACRE YLOT aid '-.BIZ .513A hrme '~ -d mrincp i
C'L A RESIDENIAL .GROVE on a pri..ate, .eclud- '- -
nir P tv 5 uc Futu %10 Of a InUr-OW iig bLs5 un rceom. Bnuritffi
id oad thir ends at reel s b~AUUllil t c rI BA
Rv ,'dur-J, nI.f A. 3 ,1L. P itearial h, ,mdrnre i-' it-.r l" .c-& p ea I,.c.21 ,at wo.Ad lr 11Wih IIR-2 BR
Pr ul lerm 1 ihs'1. FiA kd I[ drk I U% 1: r I he doublewide manufaai recd liom,
din NE COTIIr. (pi. e ). S ,k aWk north of. ccfni c G LR IS 1.i i"O.r .Iu back.,rened pario:-with rn extra 2BRIBA airgliewde
pa~znsin~zidrlctt Oa. lri ~, iD' Rhver Rd.iOrarngc ro~, ,-i' I; W,:id IIi .itrirc -n i-auFa,~oued haiire n iirnokaI'-eE
part J,; pasfure. 'u ha%,z '1 ", ,4' e s a I t nd apr..duieeas d rmau Wndrrvlu] dlucsun hdrr cziierra nm t lCri lnk. iuAri.-.r, skiier. indnor rero..d ard with u,-igafion a s-rcr and anrage sheds
thir-uy K:2 g _t. in-i gt no ih. Zpr 31r11, i Lune. SriIer tsil ti, ronw. L ge pn%-,rr b L',.1t I,.-ICI Gi(,rorn ~r~P-1., hmar $245,000
frinarn- g fin-In- ,re ntg $ .wo .00ri -111 me pr5 O ramp &tb l.
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WATERFRONT HOMES
PANOLRAMIC \IEWS nf the Cil:.-.:,ah ar..:ho Riret
,iiil[ \oi.u in tlils 3BR 2 B. \ hoim, i.h s i n ,r. c-l- lzd
piinsii- br-t :.a -.k Comiiu LI.uul, pu.-J.. bo.ai Ili-Tip., N teii-
-i. $.-ur[. $749.000
ENJOY THE RIVER fromm thli hillv furnished
IB R %BA '-'-su l hron-e This homeir has b;:en I-umnplete-
I ,. modeled anid features gpanie coiunrertops hard-
'.:,od l1.::.rs a hrpc lari a;- h ith in ground Jac:uzzi pa aind
,t ia :r jiant,- iin e rieti .es hO nm rach bedroom
R.Cdu.t-:l to $698.000.
UPGRADED 3BR2BA HOME FEATURES 125 t .fi
riv.'c liinrit C(. cni..rn tit I'.carel ,.irhin I mnile ,f
iariimn res-i iants and i -tl ll cou.irs- $599.900
SAVOR THE SUN : i s,-iur pri ti .later ciront rctrear
4 BR ''B.n\ in uiaruliOtrcrrd home s.it-. indtm niall at the
endr .I, c1 ul-de-sac O-)ers--2ed baj-k p.rlrc:h l:,,oks ov'ei rdhr
r.',.I o ._i f nr ll,- rl .l:r e i -, $ 524,000
ENJOY AFFORDABLE RIVER ACCESS ..hili hi,
'.BRk BA. h..i.,,r nii\rg,iblb cieek ofl'fci ilcLt uLLCS .. .
the i al..ui.i.,atc-hie Rler. $399,000
SLIMMER FLN! 4BR BA M H includles 12 5:1. no rr.c-i
a:cc-s,. making .in eiit \ launch for icet ski. Detacihed
j n lagc inj hIih quality upgIade- r Erjo) e sun'


$395.000
PERFECT SIZED GET-A-\.IY OASIS! 3 BR 2BA car.al
fih-,i NI II includes iderliled upg iades and thItiighltful
lii.Jndscpe $145.000
WATERFRONT HOMES SITES
DREAMING OF OWNING YOUR OWN 12 4+.'-
sccltdeId ac Island? $1,400,000
MAKE THIS 200 FT. OF RIVER FRONTAGE
YOURS. 2 5u. + .1ac. ot riierir.:.ni acreage iith reii....-
.ble s-pol easen, ni lh a, cic-, fini CI-.R '- $965.000
IMPROVED WATERFRONT LOT IN CALOOSA
ItARBOR. Includri e- t.ora roliu:k. el L. el -rrli,, .,rid Fpi-
t,..r.d i3rLotiaic" O).ci ti1,l ft of v.i iterLirunt $499.000
240 FT OF NAVIGABLE CREEK FRONT. Rilei
iM-s.i riier acc iss-. and dock permit. Di.ed restilr ted
,..,niimuliii ',. +'- -c 5$429,000
230 FT ON THE RIVER SIDE OF PORT L.BELLE
RA.NCHETTES. 2 "'.- + i: r. deL-.ii:blc d:-ud rct- ll i-
ed 4,.:.l,',urilt'. $425.000
TAKE [N THE BEAUTY OF THE RIVER li".mni 1lui
'.. + sa. home ic in Pr LaBcllc Rar.sd..!tii s I2!I. it
,:,f greenbelt bets.c, n ihore iite and iilci. b...at d,._Sk-.
allo ed. $410,000
IT DOESNUjNDIBMBRv# IAC $225.500


HOMES
3 BR2BA CBS HOME .n, 21) + a. I-.a i.L 1.1 I I'. .irkhr1 .r inp i -..lud i .- ,.i~r-
r.:-i,: Irjrr. ..edJ dr lr 1iu.il .nr -mI -,tcr ... liti, i.-. fln. 5999.001)
4BRB.BA BRICK HOME ON II + .C. fiunci,,ri.n, brc.-.Jri, Ir.qrn. iur.,n.-iredj
h ..f.. 1.,-. ,-r 2 dd I p. lc larn. 3r.l d ,-.i kh rP .-A ltri L iuir,-- L.,1 5999,000
4BR 2BA HOME ON 6+ AC. Pri-'ar .ii cd p,'11d. 'arict, ut truir irte:., -I)K I
. ,, p".." b.irr. 1 '.\ ii l li j r 2' lio..h rie.ie $699.900
3BR 2BA CBS HOMtE rnn :+ ;,. C.r.:., fcInc-id pr.'l..I !ake .,rliardi.c ,r t rudsrl : In
ni .l ri, >..,i' -c itOnr ri.. 1 $595.000
PICTURE PERFECT ',BR 2b I ,a.r..r. titic honm Ili tur-. pia.i.,c p.-..l irnd rn.
,.,.. ,: hiijm he C.-,n-,urin bratl amd p $549.900
DRfEMLS NEVER END i i ih. u.'-.m ,iBR 'L. p.,-l Ii..me n it Ii loir, ng ihr-.
pli ae S:.ar.n c litngllr ,, di:nri ad a ourm-r l it.hcn 54-47.500
3BR 2BA 2-STORY HOME SITUATED ..r. 3 59 + -.,: .-iX'2il p,.,e brain. 12 t.. ik.
.1 ,k .:'.., *rrd ji: ...-: 5'il415.00')
3BR 2BA CBS HONE ON 4.82+-AC H. n icT.l u ., I..,.lri ; pi l1.u..r 1< ..,.
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CHALRMI 3BR 2B.\CBS ihorri nc L.I I:.r pi..n 248.Ili1n
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3BD2BA ON SPACIOUS GREENBELT. TI.L h,,m. r. I... I, ..i ..i .. :.,. ..
$210,000
3 BR 2BA I M OIMIPN CT195,)000-.
P.ARTLULLN FURNISHED .'3ik. 'LA2 h-.ni inclull.id ,ilp', rt ,1 J ..h. -t h".,r
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3BR IBA COUNTRY VILLAGE HOME. Nc. ii h I, ,..ll-,r .,r..I ,. ,dC.rh,,,C i l-
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1 .o,,mpl-.lc.l b,. il I' ,'i. $244,900
BLIDGET FRIENDLY NEW CONSTRUCTION. ;bR l'B1 .... i...,,l., i .n..,..
pri'.', Reduced Io $194,00 I .- 5$4,000 seller contribution.
JUST IN TIME TO DECORATE... r -.,-llh inr. ,.,nj .r.il ..i,,.i, h.,I,. n, l. m.,i.
(Jjk- D Comier l t ]lr I... ir to the-i F'P:.ri L.i.Bcl. Mirinn, ii,ndJ 1 CIll n.. r.,,
Iake ad,.i'.j iilK: ,,1 1nui si ir, _-rin .c. r.h ,i: r.h-i:, inri'i ii, .1'i n1 $'2S9,900.
MLANLIFACTURED HOMES
COUNTRY CHARM ON 5 ACRES. '.ftis 11'. *I'. I n l l. ... ,, I.,,I
fill.l'ace. ). ,0i phl<. cl.ro n m hll. ,ir ,.L i .i Illit .s .,n ., n III ,lt i Lr.h.:1 l I '


-i,., $299,9001)
5 + AC. -. r .,I L.iE,'.!: -:Or.l, i h.,..-r .1 .
r ... r.-, 1, ,,i $269,900
10+ \( TR.A( i, ..i ., i.:.n.., dj j.J d ,:,jrJ
i., ,,,,I i ,: -. : ..I.,.m .i.:- $24'9.900
MUSE 5 ACRES .:.. iL...tl.:ll Bn Rd
$ 200,000
L.D EC. ACRLEAG E, p... ]. ,-uI c ,-r j. ji .ri -.
+ -. $165,000
MONTLURA RANCH ESTArTE. in 1 21
+ i:. I,:r $3.900 o $6,5100
HOMEsI rTE
REFINED HOMESITES i...Idibl: ir n cc..
... .r, .., I iu ,.'l j.- Fr..ni $90.000 lo
$110.)0 1 ,,:". 0 ...,| llU..a ... .-l I..,I 1 .. j jil.
II ,1-
HARD TO FIND OAK FILLED .....-c. I, t .r
ii... 11, $150,000
ENJOY IHE QULIET ,t j rc:. ill:l + j.:
", r-,, h 9.900
(:-N-U FRONT PARCEL. -.i + j.: i.,
i i. -I., -.1 590,000
CO+- 1C LOT OFF (R '8 In i i. : .r-iLb
1 Ih.:,I Ilr, lll.I 'l h.',.., (I 1 :l,: 1...[ l(l', Ir,-,:
IIjr I. "-r iI,: $.,.,l..n, 89.4 00
)+'- .\C LOT ACROSS FROM CUOOSA
ES fI TS S D 1.21 .'i .- II t h,.,1 .-11 .,i
f,. -,.,f, u...I,.,,mo-.J ,k ,.r.
$89.900
S4 AC. BLiLD'BLE LOFT ,II i1.1. I':,d Llrn
I,...r[Ih:,l II [ .. ..,...I t Hill..l r iljll J$85,000
(HERisH THE CHARM, ,i li-...ijlul :it.
il.-.J ,.r, i- + i.. $85,000
.-inar,. 1. .lall ht..r' c barn ircliide t ,t .k
r..., di.d -aIJ e ro miir "iLh >,-o,.lnest
icerai-. ', 1. 525.000.
LIKE NEWv 4B-R BA ,clulewidel Il H
.,n : 4i + 5399.000
BEAUTIFUL WOODED 1.27 +- AC.
LOT i Imrrhm.',klesc 'BIR -'B.-\ Jublekiiric
'.1 H & IBR IB.\ sA,rncledcI M H
$245.000
STARVED FOR SPACE? Tripled: c..o '2
+ ,, '2, 1 q ftl lih n bric-k tilh
rpl, l ,i 24 ,n-i. ouundl po..l and o t-.
d.,.. rL ..-rki h ps $199,900
2BR2BA WITH DEN on '2 plus acres
.iie s.:- :.,n btr .-pif lor adjdus nal home-
.1. $197.900.
MII ONxDERlwRcTNmRftC58.0ooo
LOOKS SMALL. LIVES BIG! 2 NI.1-1
,.n I + r. I iirru e.i..ered [iJrking,
-..i kl... l :. ur r:U.ib u!.1- $155.000
GET OLT OF TOWN PRICED TO
SELL ILI ''bi MIH ir "L 2 acr.- dil male
f.. I,..:i litr.r h-.inme $150,000
ENJCtI lER )fT R $129WT0
'.11 4nr ,1,cc 5129.000


WIDE VRUERT OF HOMbSITE ,,11. jllr ur-
,:,t P..r Latb,.I!,: ,,i, h_ i' ; I,, f,:,; i: ': v -,,.1.. I.
.,. ,, + j.: ,itririg j a $2"900.
TROPICAL GliLF ACRES, i-,..1,- it- i
C h il lu-i.: i _. u n ri$
2 2.5 ACRE PARCELS in i.:.-..t iI .r i,,
irj ih ii 1 i$t.500 each.
PRIVACY PURE AND SIMPLE ... I h
v,:. !,-, + f.1.e L. L if-..-1, :
P,,i,., rir.,v, $85,000 and up.
2.5 AND 5 ACREf fjI.:l, I. i.-i::
Plh rin ri...,r, 'r,,.cl i,...T $''.000 to
$1 "'5000.
LEHIGH ESTATES :" + ,:-r,,. ,-,.. r[,
i,, t i. r,-,i t I .i,,- $66,900
S + ,. 1 .,-u.l.Jll. 1,.[ ..,- r ..t I,,,l Bh j .,
Li-.cli $62,900
INDLLN HILLS :. i .I: '$R;900 to
$55,000
3 TO CHOOSE FROM I i + ,. I.r ,r
Vf%. lcihigh A.ie: 1$49,900 to $5.900
JAGUAR BL\D int L,-i ll ih ..I : I I.. I. 2
hi.h r.lff.i. cj k l ':..r --l h u hJ .: ,',.li.
52.500
COMNME RC LIU
4-.61 +- AC ZONED 1.2..
i:.,-..: ,i .ujl B u .I J,-, ..11 ,r..II lr-. ,l ., :


.. r..u..ilt B I-l .iri.L .J_ 1i ..' .jCil i ul 'l.,i : l J I ..:l.
I-.,,.- J i .ell. ,.900.lJ00
3.056 SQ. FT COMMIRCL.L BUILDING
-,,,,r, .,t ...,-,i, $1.250,000
1 02 A(RES OF PRIME B-1 ZONED
PROPERTY ,' .:.i Ini~ iI .i,.:- i ,
[I:- lJ.rI h ,I- $1.200000
EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR '\OUR BUSI-
NESS 1 t'.JIl hjl I + .1.: ir,,.I ihll ,.

rcii l ,,., r .-.- h-,,. I,':'": WIL$8' ,900
GRELI BLiSINI S POrFNTfL *il. .-

iII. I 1. 1+ : Il ...r I r I.....,L 5~09 .0 010
YOLR BUSINESS BELONGS., ,I. I .
., I- Uii l.J -" 'l':II Jl $I 9 2 -
.. .- ,J ,, i u 9.248
OFT Hl' I80 IN LABELLE + .
S ,- ".. ..,J ih 1i ,l l it: 1., i I. il,
f'.l,.ll. ,4uj,7 i-.,,,i-l hI. L.I [, 1 11,11h,.
$435.000
Mi0% YOLUR BLISINES 10 LABELLE!
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alInnna Bnlle. Thursday. September 28,2006


Cowboys hold off Marauders


By Coach Ron Dunbar

The LaBelle Cowboys upset the
highly regarded Clearwater Central
Catholic Marauders last Friday 13-
10 in Clearwater.
.With the victory the Cowboys
evened out their record at 2-2 and
Clearwater CC fell to 3-2.
The LaBelle squad trailed 3-0 at
the half thanks to some outstanding
defensive play from junior defen-
sive end Ben Daley and senior Matt
Rentz as they put pressure on the
high powered offense of the
Marauders passing attack through-
out the first two quarters.
The Llelle offense finally came
to life in the third quarter after a key
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interception by senior free safety start of the 4th quarter.
Chad Lutkenhaus, who returned it On Clearwater's next posses-
into Marauder territory and a big sion they came up with a long scor-
change in momentum. ing pass play to close the gap to 13-
From there the Cowboy offen- 10 after the extra point and create a
sive line opened the gates for soph- tension filled finish in the Maraud-
omore running back Brandon Vil- ers stadium on Homecoming night
lareal and senior Andrew Tovar as for the home team.
they ground out tough yardage With just over two minutes to
with Tovar scoring on a trap from play the Cowboy offense sputtered
19 yards out and a 7-3 lead after the and had to punt. The Marauders
extrapointbyReyHemandez. then connected on third and long
The Cowboy defense then from-their own 25-yard line down
forced a Marauder fumble on their to the Cowboy 18.
next series and the LaBelle offense It seemed the Clearwater squad
capitalized as Tovar scored on a would pull out the victory but sen-
hard earned 6-yard run upthe mid- ior defensive tackle Michael
dle giving the Cowboys a 13-3 lead Awbrey and junior linebacker
after the extra point failed, at the Mario Gonzalez forced a Marander


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fumble and senior defensive back
Shawn Rolle recovered the loose
ball to silence the crowd!
The Cowboys then ran out the
clock on three downs and left a sta-
dium crowd of over 3,000 stunned!
Tovar led the offense with 84
yards on 17 carries and Lutkenhaus
pulled in three catches for 25 yards.
Daley had a career night on
defense with six quarterback sacks.
Senior linebacker Izzy Hernandez
added nine tackles and Rentz fin-
ished with seven at his defensive
end spot for the Cowboys.
The Cowboys will host the
Lemon .Bay Manta Rays this Friday
at LaBelle High Stadium in key dis-
trict action. Game timne IS 7:30 p.m.


Credit
Players of the week against Bishop Verot from left: Defensive
player Julian Keen with nine tackles on defense; Special
Teams player Rey Hernandez graded out at 100 percent; and
Offensive player Michael Awbrey graded out at 79 percent.


Bcju[ilul -IBK trAt ool homc, lMiiinl
LaBelke ciq Ihnii This remodeled home
is read) for iirmmriediate o):up.min
Feiure iri jude Newv Hjrd-iXo-id lo:i:rs.
Nec... Fngidare jCplitrie. ',Vrjp Aruiund
P,-or'ch, (r-.;n Moulding, !e" P:,:,.l,
Cared ouudrlenr Put.b, Hrdilb:',iri sding,
lacuzzi oib iti nIimer bath, Smart Houije
iringi, arnd much more' Call Jill
Dillman at 863-673-3822 for more
Inflrmmuori .inr I:i set up a sh4,-ring
-$429.000.

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$2,i1ii.0OI'1.
RS ERFROiNi S ACIRrS 11 .'ht rc-i I Ft-'1ira.:- HlH,
'kl~rrr. *iI i., .. l _1 $895.0I10 REL)LICED
PJUND RIONT 1.15 .%(-.RE W, in i. I-rr
Eieriul Fd $525,00) REDUCED
PROTX TED) HARBO R uI :Fi.. lot in F in Tir'5 ai. r,. hiriflli
:.[ tir.--' Ii.. i t.I,.., iz--. r Build your 'ii' an I
under the scenic oaks in this park III. 'i F *. ii-
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for )n, u i4 f i I itl FP.'J.'.. r $ 150.01( ) pei acre.


SHIRLEY IMHOFF WILLIS
Bank of America. -- Mortgage Loan Officer
Consumer Real Estate
Tel: 863-675-9065
1-800-854-5783 extension 56302
Fax: 863-675-7744
shirlev.~illis'bankofamerica.com
Now with an office in LaBelle
at 415 I. Hwy 80
Call for an appointment

Now certified in

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wr F 3r -1.up r.:., Ftin I ii rP f.- r~i ii', i.v jF r -$ r., I..-A
5 BEAUllt L1 O A ILADEN, %Rt I.-. 1i, La r t :i.Q!E-11-i
'jr--i un~ Iii Lr i: r a : 16i 0 ,I600I).
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r Fir -.r rar ir.: ri ari: d ta-:- f I :ru
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reduced to n$85000 for quick isae.
PORT LARFLLE 1I0 S .:I.:.- r : r-Ir -I.- rrj, prir tiii si.
firr "irrf[a1~ I li--Ti$539,000to0*$5",900 C.:lit .,il .f[x

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J.-pai. o I .kuri.iric Iri.ar''ir 'Irfi.ilF r'r ii
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ricii:rr III ".] .1- i !- Ir ri i all l....aii-t u II 1 .Fjrr
jifir.;- Fr. ..i ir.-.fv-r--j.1.ii r r $2"),000 REDUICED.


COUNTRY O 1 oI I .+il i i -.. :I. -,:,I :.i:i
c:iric.: t p ai lri r -,i:plj. M.' Pl pif, .:',,- rn-:-I.'":' F- irurc.-
i IU'2 .[i'i-r.-l. pF..:i.,h ai J i r d.:-.i '-, '- C.-':- ir, i'lh
er:l.':,: :(.:..ri.r ? $Z29,900.
ZERO >% DOWN FIN.M-NCG Il.\MI. l ".IL :..j aird pi.'
.' rur,- i irud.i i [ :..r.:-a,-, .I r .:r.-, L .riar "'i .r 'f:-ri',
FiU: ru.alil2Fr1Fri31. i' ri--.4 p-1 -I- i ft :pw l- ia II
plus a 12 Fl l iriri.ig a ',1,e ri rh s -'r : ,.:-trr.:,-i 'r. ," :a'i ",i A ,. ill
1:.r A,: 69,000.
MTAT A NICE HFOUSE) ,:.r, .;..r,-.r t -I-.ul' !':"" "["-: '
-.-dr.iT. 1 41-I016
,,.'- ',.ll.n r,. ., ..-.,: ._ ., .- ,.,e .$,11 5,000.
[N)lSIRLL COMMERCIAL
PRIMIE CORNER -Tih if.i-'" a "':'.1 ,o, -i --11, Ia.: F-,.i n ,-
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I- .,: l1,i, il' /i,-- Ili- 7] ihr '..i li'- Allhrr. :t '.,11.4; i l.j r I,:, i I,.
L ',illc jif..rr, 5$3,06t,466.
COMMAERCLUl POTFNTLUL r.. I .:[:,j i,|pF.:i I ;',l: "-'::
.:.[I .F'.' .-..I: ,' .5 .1 -,r 'l Irr,-lr lfr i:.r ,H .' .-,.. l. a..r.
rr.-nm ri,- p. [:.:.-:.:, tunr.i : .Iairr I. air, :.F 1.500,000.

2 ACRES 01 MIX)D INDUSTRIAL USE -.l-i !'.. fi :.r,
.t.-i.n',i-. i"' ,'.': .t,:.,. A ,. i l.:l,, '.- $91 5,000.
LIGHT INDUSTRLU 1.65 AC -,,fhr .'ii"i 3q, Ft. Steel Bldg
E:....llcr ror ia ,:,: a Ii'. i .:.ur:,i.j ri-i ir,' limits. Could be
.li ur un-e : r-rr ;.ru:f- rir$ill 850,000.
FWVY INDUS'Rl-L I AC SITE Iju :.:.urI-. of the city limits,
i-ildu:rrl L -..:' I '1 Ef ,' j.:'::; ".i .: l- 'ir i 80 and Hwy 29;
':lci- :- rlik. [r I- i-i ijl..-ir i I r i: fi Irir iI.i[- for qualified
Buyer. $299,000
HARD TO FIND HEAVY INDUSTRIAL Builders acre on a
paved road. Industrial Loop S/D. $269,000.


RIVERSIDE REAL ESTATE, INC.
45 South Riverview LaBelle, FL

863-675-2718 1-877-675-2718


FEATURES OF THE WEEK
PRICED TO SELL! Home in the city w/
many oaks. This 3BR/2BA features gal-
valume roof, new interior paint, open
living area, eat in kitchen & open dining.
Fenced back yard with well for lawn irri- '
gation & storage shed. $184,900


SPACIOUS MANUFACTURED HOME
ON 5+/- ACRES. Property has pond,
fenced, cleared & ready for your horses.
This 4BR/2BA oversized home features
split floor plan, wood-like flooring in liv-
ing areas & many extras! REDUCED
$265,000
BACK ON THE MARKET! Priced to
Sell! 3.18 +/- Acres w/Cottage style
home located in Port LaBelle
Ranchettes. Situated at the end of a cul
de sac w/peaceful & private setting.
Cathedral ceilings, ceramic tile through-
out, open floor plan & wrap around
porch. $379,900
GORGEOUS RIVERFRONT This 1.04
acre lot is wooded & located on County
Road 78. Build your dream home on this
parcel & enjoy endless views of the
Caloosahatchee River. Seller Motivated!
Bring all offers! PRICE REDUCED
$399,000
WATERFRONT HOMES/LOTS
ONE OF THE FEW privately owned
man-made deep water canals in


LaBelle! This water-
fi, i l .1.-.r I ; .: is locat-
rel i- L i,'..;ii City lim-
i H.-ni.e .r.: includes
o. li -bil of the
>:,mn i,, .:l- provides
pl. -.rtl ..I .. t dock-
.-. iiI ,.lll :Ct access
- li', I .i.... thatchee
,.... $299.01i.0


SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR


NATURE LOVERS. This 2/2 CBS
Home & Guest mobile is on Jack's
Branch w/ river access. This Unique
property also has its own private
ISLAND. Gorgeous property is
covered with large oaks. Call for more
details. This is a MUST SEE. $475,000
WATERFRONT & PRIVACY AT IT'S
BEST! This recently renovated 3BR/2BA
home is located at the Ortona Locks.
Fish from your own private dock.
(Permit in place to add new dock w/ lift.)
Priced to Sell!!! $499,900
BEAUTIFUL RIVERVIEWS fionl this
waterfront home site on dredged river
oxbow w/ private dock in place. Home
site is located approx. 75 ft. fiom the
main river. Permits are in place to re-
dredge oxbow. $499,000
SPECTACULAR RIVERFRONT
PARCEL! Two buildable lots w/60' pro-
tected dock on old river oxbow. Prestine
views up river & across to protected state
owned land. Plus no corps setback,
approx. 200 ft. of waterfliront & situated
on both the Caloosahatctlee
River(Inracoastal Waterway) and the old
river oxbow. $1,500,000
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! $3,300,000


HOMES IN LABELLE
AFFORDABLE AND WELL MAIN-
TAINED 3BR/2BA manufactured home
w/office or possible 4th bedroom.
Perfect starter home or rental invest-
ment. Located within city limits, com-
pletely fenced & priced to sell! $89,900
A GREAT RENTAL INVESTMENT OR
STARTER HOME! This 3BR/2BA man-
ufactured home has a lot to offer. Split
floor plan, deck, new carpet & paint.
Priced to sell! Possible owner financing
available! Owner will consider all offers!
REDUCED $105,000
3BR/2BA MANUFACTURED HOME
on fenced lot w/ many oaks in LaBelle.
Home has 12' x 14' deck, perfect for
entertaining. $119,900
IMMACULATE 3BR/2BA MANUFAC-
TURED HOME situated on shaded
oversized lot in town & completely
fenced. Home features vaulted ceilings,
split floor plan, kitchen with pantry &
breakfast island. Reduced $134,900
CHARMING 2BR/2BA CEDAR HOME
sits on oversized corner lot in the city.
Features are vaulted ceilings, tile, French
doors, fenced back yard & extra storage.
$199,900
CBS HO IN THE CITY! 3BR/2BA
w/split I( l j bedrooms,
ovci-sizedlK" 13 t: utiful shad-
ed home s e. $ ,9
MOVE IN READY! Newly remodeled
3BR/2BA home located on large lot in
the city. New carpet, flooring and interi-
or paint 6 spacious master bedroom.
$179,900
HOMES
3BR/1BA HOME IN COUNTRY
VILLAGE. Nice floor plan, tile through
out. Priced to sell! $130,000


3BR/2BA HOME. WELL KEPT &


CLEAN! This home is truly a beauty
from the inside out. Features: ceramic
tile, bonus room w/hurricane shutters,
screened porch, alarm system & spacious
bedrooms & bathrooms. Well manicured
corner lot w/irrigation system. A must
see! $189,000.
3BR/2BA HOME W/TILE through out
living areas, living room plus family
room. Fenced back yard w/ many tropi-
cals & BBQ room. $179,900
3BR/2BA CBS HOME w/Pool in Laurel
Oaks, very desirable neighborhood w/
great floor plan for a growing family.
Property is surrounded by large oaks.
Home/pool needs TLC, being sold AS
IS. $235,000
3BR/2.5BA CBS POOL HOME, spa-
cious floor plan, large family room over-
looking oversized lap pool, patio and
courtyard. Also features office/4th bed-
room, walk in closets, brick paved deck
and new roof in 2005. $310,000
NEW CONSTRUCTION
3BR/2BA CBS HOME! Split floo- plan,
2,000+ total sq. ft., granite counter tops,
18" ceramic tile, vaulted ceiling and
many more upgraded features. $245,000
CBS HOME- PORT LABELLE UNIT
102. Features open floor plan, split bed-
rooms, Frigidaire stainless steel appli-
ances, tile throughout, separate tub and
shower in master, vaulted ceilings, patio
and two car garage. $249,900
HOMES ON ACREAGE
2BR/2BA "LIKE-NEW" manufactured
home w/ large screened room in
Montura on 1.25 acre home site cleared
w/ scattered trees: PRICE REDUCED
$119,000


SPACIOUS 4BR/2BA MANUFAC- $24,000 $48,000. Call for details.
TURED home on 4.84+/- acres w/ pond 3RD AVENUE .45 Acre $70,000
& mostly cleared. Split floor plan, large CALHOUN STREET .64 Acre $89,000
master bedroom/bath, office/nursery, for- 201 N HICKORY STREET .62 Acre
mal living room, family room & open $98,500
kitchen w/island. $325,000 M T A A ESTATES -
3BR/IBA CBS HOME on 8.8+/-acres MONTURA RANCH ESTATES
fronting on paved road approx. 3 miles from Residential homesites available.
town. Property is fenced & cross fenced COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS
w/goreeous oaks & horse stable. $490,000. BEST BUY OWNER ANXIOUS!


FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET!
Homesteaded in 1893 by William Henry
Whidden. It will be hard to find a mor
desirable site. A prime location in an
area of proposed future development in
beautiful Fort Denaud. Features a
3BR/2BA CBS home and rental mobile
home on 12.03 acres with massive old
oaks and palms. Located approximately
7 1/2 miles West of LaBele with frontage
on Hwy 78 and Norris Road. $900,000
UNIQUE OLD FLORIDA ESTATE!
10,538 sq. ft. ,under roof + 2,585 sq. ft.
pool & patio area! Exclusive pool home
located rEast of LaBelle on 5 beautiful,
oak & citrus-filled acres fronting on SR
80. Home features many architectural
details from vaulted ceilings and sky-
lights, to Spanish tile flooring. Custom
floor plan includes 3 master suites, pri-
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lanai, covered walkways, poolside rec
room, 1BR/1BA cottage, twelve-bay
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entranceway, paved drive & completely
fenced. One of a kind! $1,500,000
COUNTRY LIVING...minutes from
town. Located in the path of develop-
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2BR/3BA home offers income from
grove, privacy & the possibility of future
development w/county approval.
$2,000,000
LOTS
PORT LABELLE LOTS AVAILABLE


Affordable Business Zoned Property!
This 2BR/1BA 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 surrounded by local
banks and businesses. Priced to Sell!
$179,900
PRIME LOCATION Business zoned
property located in Downtown LaBelle.
Perfectly situated on the corner of (HWY
29) Bridge Street & Park Avenue, less
than 1 block from the Caloosahatchee
River. 1,846 sq. ft. Historical Florida-
Style two story building fronts on Bridge
Street. $850,000
INDUSTRIAL
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
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ESTABLISHED IN 1984 The Gator Bait
Pub has been a thriving business in the
Pioneer Community for many years. If
you've ever wanted to run your own
Restaurant and Lounge here's your
chance. This quaint establishment
comes fully furnished, completely
equipped kitchen & offers a great start
for any entrepreneur. $174,500


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JV football stays undefeated


By Coach Ron Dunbar

The LaBelle Cowboy Junior Var-
sity football team won-a nail-biter
last Thursday 27-20 over the Okee-
chobee Brahmans to stay unbeat-
en at 4-0.
For the second week in a row
the young Cowboys used a strong
second half comeback to give the
Brahmans their first loss of the sea-
son.
Cowboy kick returned Dorian
Deas scored the only points in the
first half for LaBelle on a 68-yard
scamper to the end zone. Angel
Alvarez added the extra point
attempt but watched his team-
mates fall behind 20-7 as they


headed to the locker room to
regroup for the second half.
As the third quarter began you
could once again tell there was a
different attitude on the Cowboy
side line. The LaBelle defense then
took control of the game and the
offense lit up the scoreboard like it
was the Fourth of July!
Quarterback Brian Hull and
wide receiver Hobbs Crockett
teamed up for three touchdown
passes of 18, 14 and 13 yards to
shock the visiting Brahmans.
Alvarez added two of three extra
points and then the Cowboy
defense held off a late Okeechobee
drive to seal the victory.
Hull finished the night 8-for-13
for 108 yards and all three touch-


Cross Country Results


Girls come up short
The LHS Girls Cross Country
team came up short Sept. 19 at
Bishop Verot narrowly losing 32-
25. Once again weather condi-
tions contributed to slower than
normal times, as rain showers
drenched the course shortly after
the start of the race.
Brooke Norris ran a strong
race and was the first Cowgirl to
finish (2nd runner over-all) with a
time of 27:11. Karina Marines was
next in with 28:29 (5th over-all).
Irene Garza was the third LaBelle
runner in and 7th over-all with a
time of 29:22. Unfortunately,
Irene who had been leading the
race almost the entire way, made
a wrong turn at the end and it cost
her. The girls would get a chance
at redemption as they hosted
Verot, Clewiston and Lake Placid
on September 26. The following
girls completed the scoring for
LaBelle: Shavla Wilson 30:21,
Nancy Vasquez 30:31, Rhonda


Burton 30:38, Jordan Walls31:28.
Congratulations to. following
girls who ran well and competed
in their first race: Kim Alexander,
Danielle Bennett, Vanessa Cantu,
Emily Hull, Olivia Luckey, Laura
Munoz, Ashley Pittman and Rox-
anna Razo.
Boys lose close one
Boys Cross Country team also
lost a close race at Bishop Verot
losing 29-27 on Sept. 19. Stafford
King was the first Cowboy to
cross the finish line (2nd over-all)
with a time of 19:12. Drew Dyess
and Jacob Staples were next in for
LaBelle (5th & 6th over-all) with
times of 21:37' and 21:40, respec-
tively. Freshmen Cesar Mateo and
Chris Timms were next in for the
Cowboys at 22:00 and 22:28. Jan
Blazek Finished the scoring for'the
Cowboys \\ilh a time of 22:42.
The Cowboys next race was to be
home Tuesday September 26
against Bishop Verot, Clewiston
and Lake Placid.


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down passes to Crockett for a total
of 45 yards.
Alvarez led the defense with 10
tackles but linebacker Sammy
Zamarron added 9 and a key big
time interception in the fourth
quarter.
Safety Dale Thompson also
played a key role with 8 tackles and
a sack.
The Cowboys will be on the
road this week at Lemon Bay.
Game time is Thursday at 6 p.m.
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Share the most common among NFL Hall
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and a running back's, because players at
those positions are the most numerous
in the Hall. The answer: 16 and 44,
worn by nine members each. Among.
those who wore 16 were Joe Montana,
George Blanda and Len Dawson. And
running backs such as Leroy Kelly, Bill
Dudley and Ernie Nevers wore 44. By
the way, the only number 92 in the Hall
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BLUE HEELER- young female,
Call Evelyn Marcy at
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CHIHUAHUA, vicinity of Eden
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ELECTRIC DRILL- Found on
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MOTHERS RING, VFW
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LOST FAMILY PET gray lop
eared rabbit, since 9/9, SE
38th Trail, (863)634-9564
SUN CONURE, Orange & red
with green tailfeather, last
seen 9/19, Four Seasons area.
Wings not clipped. Dearly
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AKC RAT TERRIER young
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needs adult home w/fenced
yd. FREE. 863-675-4858
BASSETT HOUND MIX (2),
male & female, about 9 mos.
old. Prefer to stay together.
(863)227-2600
CAT To good homes. 1 spayed
female. (863)467-7536
CHIHUAHUA PUPPY Male,
12 weeks old, shots/wormed.
To Good Home Only!
863-697-6618
GUINEA PIGS, To good'
homes. (863)357-0054
JACK RUSSELL- older female,
spayed, all shots, needs one
on one attention, does not
get along w/other animals
loves people(863)261-1968
KITTENS 2 males left, 10
wks., 1 free adult calico fe-
male. (863)763-2379
KITTENS, To good home.
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(863)763-8007 or 634-1207
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(863)946-9133
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only. (863)675-7422
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old, very cute, playful &
charming. (863)467-8464
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Pauline Alvarez
Southern Management Corporation
1014 W. Sugarland Hwy.
Clewiston, FL 33440









ALICO, INC.
Alico, Inc. has immediate employ-
ment opportunities in several of its
divisions. We are looking for full-time
candidates seeking employment for
the following positions: general labor-
ers, drivers (CDL preferred), tractor
drivers, equipment operators, and
others.
Alico. Inc. is a leading agribusiness
comp' ly offering comprehensive
benefits and a rewarding place to
work for those who are looking to join
a quality company. Apply in person at
the HR office located at 640 S. Main
Street LaBelle, FL 33935.

Immediate openings for mechanics at A Duda.
Mechanics will work on the farm equipment and must
own tools. Hours will be from 7am-5pm, 5 1/2 days per
week. Pay commensurates with experience. Benefit
package includes medical/vision/dental plans, paid vaca-
tions, 401K, and other benefits. Drugfree workplace.
Apply in person at 12255 Hwy 29 N., Felda. Contace
Henry Toledo or Joe Leon at (863) 675-0545 ext 3131.
EOE/V/H/F/M.
Se solicitan mecanicos en la finca del taller de Duda. Deben
tener propios herramienta para trabajar. Horario de las
7am-5pm, 5 1/2 dias por semana. Sueldo segun experiencia.
Se ofrece un paquete de beneficios que include un plan
medico/vision/dental, seguro de vida, vacaciones, plan de
retire, y otros mas. empleo libre de drogas. Dirigase a
12255 Carretera 29 None en Felda. Hable con el Senor Jim
McVay a su telefone (863) 673-0363.
Practicamos una political de igualdad de oportunidades
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ACCOUNTING
Position available, must have a 2 or 4 year
degree in accounting or related field, good
computer and communication skills a plus.
Benefits Available.
Fax resume to (863)763-6169 or
Apply at:
Syfrett Feed Company
3079 NW 8th Street
Okeechobee.


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S CORPORATION


Laboratory Supervisor- Sugar Manufacturing

Supervises the efficient operation of the refinery
sugar laboratory according to good laboratory
practices in relation to process control, quality as-
surance and quality control of refined granular and
liquid sugars. Candidate needs seven plus years in
the Refined Sugar Industry, primarily in laboratory
procedures. Knowledge of Sugar Refinery
GMP practices.

Production Supervisor- Orange Groves

Familiarity with fertilizing/irrigationiinsecticide pro-
grams. Proven record of handling multiple tasks
successfully. Willing to woik grove operations
schedules. Must be a team player. Degree in Agri-
cultural Science preferred.


United States Sugar Corporation is one of
America's largest diversified, privately held ag-
ribusiness firms. We are employee owned and
have excellent benefits. The Company is head-
quartered in Clewiston on the southern shore of
Florida's Lake Okeechobee between Fort Myers
and West Palm. US Sugar is an Equal Opportu-
nity Employer committed to a diverse workforce.
Women and Minorities are encouraged to apply.

For Immediate consideration please

Email Jdooley@ussugar. com
FAX 863-902-2889
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The South Florida Water Management Distnci (SFWMD) is a
regional agency orl e stare ol Flonda, and is charged with
managing and protecting water resources of the region by
balancing and improving water qualy, flood control, natural
systems and water supply. SFWMD's boundaries extend from
cennal Florida to Lake OKeechobee, and from coast to coast.
from Fort Myers to Fort Pierce, south through the sprawling
Everglades to me Flonda Keys and Florida Bay.
Professional Supervisor
Clewiston, FL
Assilis win me management of physical fiscal,. and human
resourices iIul remore regional field laility. Supervises wa-.
ler resoiur: operation aand mairienance program efforts in-
cluding coordination, Implementation, tracking and
communication of comprehensive program and project ob-
jectives, milestones and schedules. Documents, reports,
budgets, and integrates with other District activities, on one
or more field operations activities such asvegetation man-
agement, structure maintenance, canal levee maintenance,
water management construction, storm water treatment area
mainierrann:e, arid pumping operations Providestechnical
ano prograrmmatic coordination and interaction with other
Olsiln I unli; government agencies and the public. As staff-
ing and operarioral needs dicuate, n may be necessary for
mns position Io perform work achvities required to achieve
Distncl goals. Due o the Districrs response role before, dur-
ing and after major storm events and in the total scope of
emergency mjnagenmentims position may at times, be re-.
quired i :pri:idide worl,' uppori before dunng and after major
storm events and emergency situations, such as hurricanes
or other declared emergencies; Bachelors degree in engineer-
ing or related field and licenses/certifications that are appro-
priate fortheir majorfield of study. (NOTE: Degree
necessary to properly prepare incumbent in the technical ele-
ments of the position. The degree may be waived in those
unusual circumstances where experience cleary demon-
strates thatthe individual can perform atthe required level of
S technical skills.) Seven years experience n the opera-
tion/maintenance of water management works including in-
creasingly responsible experience in
construction/maintenance/operation of which at least three
years is supervisory experience. Valid Florida drivers license.
Valid certifications and licenses corresponding to program
areas preferred. Candidates who previously applied for this
position remain under consideration and need not reapply.
Job Reference #206180
Please visit our website for more information and
APPLYONLINE atwww.sfwmd.gov. -
SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
Attn.: Human Resources
P.O.Box 24680
West Palm Beach, FL 33416-4680
EOE

GLADES COUNTY ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL, Inc.
is looking for a full time Administrative
Assistant. Successful candidate should
be able to communicate effectively, in a
professional manner, both on the phone
and in person. Should be familiar with all
office software, including Microsoft Word,
Excel and be willing to learn other soft-
ware. Assistant will be responsible for
maintaining all incoming and outgoing
mail and faxes including bills; maintain
hard copy and digital files for member-
ship accounts; maintain and track bank
deposits, in an accurate and timely man-
ner; do general filing, typing, including
transcription and run errands as needed
under direction of Executive Director.
Hours are flexible, to compensate for
preparation of monthly EDC agendas, and
meetings where the assistant's attendance
would be required. Salary commensurate
with experience...Position at will of EDC
board of directors, subject to a.90-day pro-
bationary period. Successful applicant will
be required to sign a confidentiality
agreement. Please submit resumes to
EO. Box 1003, Moore Haven, FL 33471
or bring to EDC office in Doyle Conner
Bldg., 900 US 27 SW, Moore Haven.


FARM MECHANIC
Must have experience in


gasoline/diesel engine and farm
equipment repair.
Work 55 hours per week.
Monday-Saturday.
Immokalee area.
Call Lynn at 239-657-3694


Lee County Solid Waste Division
Has openings for the following positions:
Drivers Class "A" CDL with Airbrake endorsement
Equipment Operator
Diesel Mechanic ASE cert., exp. in heavy trucks
and equip. w/CDL lic.
For additional information and online application go to:
wwwlee-county.com/humanresources and click on
the job list or call (239)335-2245.
Lee County Is an EOE / At-will / Veterans Preference employer,
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Pi.ev ep in hoipiul or hicll oueIepr I. piL
Full lme- HIM Rectpllonlis
Must possess excellent communication skills. Basic computer skills and
clerical aep are re, Medical records exp prer.
Phone: 863-902-3079 or Fax resume to: 863-983-080S
Drug Free Workplace EOE.


DRIVER: YOU WANT IT, WE
HAVE ITI Solo, teams, owner
operators, company drivers,.
students, recent grads, re-
gional, dedicated, long haul.
Van, flatbed. Must be 21.
CRST' Career Center.
(800)940-2778, www.drive-
orcrstcom.
Driver-HIRING QUALIFIED
DRIVERS for Central Florida
Local & National OTR posi-
tions Food grade tanker, no
hazmat, no pumps, great
benefits, competitive pay &
new equipment Need 2
years experience. Call By-
num Transport for your op-
portunity today.
(800)741-7950.
Exchange Program Represen-
tative semi-volunteer to
work with nigh school ex-
change students, interview
host families, supervising
students and work with local
high schools Into:
(800)888-9040,
www.world-hentage org.
FIRST APPRAISAL
Has the following
positions available.
OFFICE MANAGER
Must be expenenced
Outlook an Word
DATA ENTRY / BOOKKEEPER
Email:
firstappraisalO l@earnlink net
or tax resume 863-675-1005
Help Wanted for Cemetery
and General Maint Tech.
Need experience operavng
backhoe. Class A CDL a plus,
but not required.
Apply at Akin-Davis Funeral
Home, Hwy 80, LaBelle.
(863)675-2125
INTERESTED IN A POSTAL
JOB Earning $57K/yr Avg
Minimum Pay9 Our services
can help you prepare for the
Postal Battery Exam. Find
SOut How! Call Today For
More Information...
(800)584-1775 Ref Code
#P5799.
LAWN SERVICE
Experience required
Cai(863)673-2242
MANUAL LABOR
Seeking person for Manual
labor position. Must have
valid Drver's License and job
references. Working days
Mon-Sat. Apply in person at
White's Furniture &
Appliances, 863-675-0717.
0/0 Driver The F/S is higher
here Zero down lease/low
payments. $1.11 Avg.
$2,000, Productivity Bonus
$2,600 Referral Bonus. Base
Plate provided. FFE
(800)569-9298.
OTR drivers deserve more pay
and more homeiimel
$.48/mi.'-'1 year experience.
More experience makes
morel Home weekends Run
our Florida region! Heartland
Express (800)441-4953
www.heartlandexpress.com.
PRODUCTION
SUPERVISOR
Local large produce pack-
ing operation seeking ex-
perienced, hands-on
packing house Supervis-
or. AgriculturaVproduce
industry exp and Bi-lin-
gual (Spanish/English)
preferred but no required.
Apply at 807 E Main St.
mmokaleeFL34142
or fax resume to
239-657-9764
RECEPTIONIST
Needed to answer multiple
phone lines, filing, data entry
etc. for 3pm 10 pm shift.
HS diploma or equivalent
req. Bilingual req., must be
able to work every other
Saturday. Please apply at
807 E Main St.
Immokalee, FL34142
RECEPTIONIST
for busy family practice in east
Ft Myers. Experience pref. but
will train right person. Answer-
ing phones, appt. setting, pa-
tient records. Competitive
wages, benefit pkg. Call Nadia
at239-989-1994
Secret Shoppers Wanted We
need consumers to secret
shop stores across the
country! Apply online:
www.ShopJobs.org.







NEEDS RIVERS
FL Ddvw License
required.
(863)675-4844


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The South Florida Water
Management District hat
the following positions
available in Clewiston, FL
Enjoy outstanding benefits
including excellent com-
pensation & financial
enehts, employee devel-
opment, healln & lile insu-
rance, Florida Reitremeri
System. & mucn more.
Structure Maintenance
Tech (Field). Performs
work associated wiln re-
pair & maintenance of
gates & other structures ol
canals & waterways High
school graduate or
equivalency diploma
Two-4 years e.,p in slruc-
ture maintenance held &
mechanical repair bDjk-
ground. Cerrilied in rig-
ging. forklill operations
tirst response-oil & cnerni-
cal spills, tirst aid & CPR
cerilications oy American
Red Cross valid COL
Class B Florida drivers li-
cense. Job Reference
206329. ,
Fleet Tech. Four years e'p
servicing, diagnosing 8 re-
painng cars. Iruc('s, desel
engines & heavv e'quip
ment Valid ASE cerliilja.
lions in meoiumnirjyvv
truck- brakes u CpeniSion
& steering, electrical/elec-
tronic System. urervelhve
mailneriani c nspec Kin
Class B CDL required lo
road lest equipment I enl
sure repaired equpmenill
performs to0 peciiiatcjon
iwiini air brake endorse-
mentl. Class A In:ense
may be required Job Rel-
erence 206111
Please visit our website for
more information and
APPLY ONLINE a
www sfwmd gjv
SOUTH FLORIDA WATER,
MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
Atn.: Human Resources
RO. Box 24680.
West Palm Beach, FL
33416-4680
EOE




FL Community Health Centers,
Inc. has the following posi-
tions available:
Medical Assistant
1 year exp. needed
Outreach Worker
Minimum HS diploma w/exp.
in community svcs. req'd.
Bilingual preferred. Competi-
tive salary and excellent
benefits. Apply at 315 South
W.C. Owen Ave., Clewiston,
FL or fax resume to
(863)983-9604. EOE/DFWP

JOB OPENINGS
Phlebotomist/
Data Entry Clerk
needed for laboratory in
large medical ctr. HS diplo-
ma or GED req. Computer
skills & exp. in phlebotomy
req. Bilinigual skills a plus.
Custodian & Housekeeper
needed for busy health cen-
ter. F/T work. Exp. pref. but
will train honest, hard-work-
ing individuals. Excellent
benefit pkg.
Call Human Resources Dept.
for application at:658-3020
Fax resume: 658-3078

Time to clean out the
attic, basement and/or
garage? Advertise your
yard sale In the classl-
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DEMOLITION JOB
Person(s) needed to tear down
and remove a mobile home.
Must have own tools/equip.
PIs. call 863-581-3663

Financial

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Business
Opportunities 305
Money Lenders 310
Tax Preparation 315


ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE Do
you earn $800/day? 30 Ma-
chines, Free Candy All for
$9,995. (888)629-9968
B02000033. CALL US: We
will not be undersold!
VENDING ROUTE: All
Snacks/Candies, Drinks, En-
ergy Drinks Too! All Brands.
Al Sizes. Great Equipment.
Great Support. Financing
Available with $7,500 down.
Tom: (877)843-8726 AIN
#B02002-037.


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never accept any advertise-
menl Ihat is illegal or con-
sidered Iraudulent. In all
cases of questionable val-
ue, such as promises ol
guaranteed income Irom
work-al-home programs I
il sounds Ioo good to be
true, chances are thal it is.
II you have questions or
doubts about any ad on
these pages, we advise Ihat
before responding or send-
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you check with the Better
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long distance toll costs. We
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we may not be aware of the
charges. Therefore. il you
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area, use caution.

Earn some extra cash.
Sell your used Items In
the classlfleds

Services



Babysitting 405
Child Care Needed-110
Child Care Offered415
Instruction 420
Services Offered 425
Insurance 430
Medical Services435




AFFORDABLE CLEANING
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Law prii: 71 i3y:, '. wi .
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AFFORDABLE HOME Cleaning
available DeperdajDe rnrd
working 863517;-0221


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COMPUTER SERVICE
trouble shoolng, Sel-up.
up.grade:i v'emi bull
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2i000 ME :F'li.'rid
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DELIVER OUR PRECIOUS
CARGO: Be 3 Hendry
C ouiil SI: nri:ii:l B:, r, Bu;
Drisvr i: i:,ir il: l inr
Transportation Dept. at
863-674-4115 or
CherylJameson at
jamesonc@
hendry.k 12.fl.us


GONZALEZ
LAWN/LANDSCAPING
Also do handyman jobs
863)675-1166
863)673-6388




NEED A LAWYER? Protect
Your igihlts Ilow' Criminal...
Personal Injury... Bankrupt-.
cy... Divorce.. Labor Law...
Hurt.. Harassed.. Immigra-
tion... Wills. ALL LEGAL
MATTERS A-A-A Attorney
Referral Service Private Trial
Lawyers Statewide 24 Hours
(800)733-5342.



PIANO TUNING
*****************
Concert Experience
35 Years
(863)675-2596
WE BUY ALUMINUM, ALL
KINDS Copper & Brass.
Closed Sunday. Call first
863-675-8760, 257-0879




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NEWSPAPER.,
makes you a more informed
and interesting person. No
wonder newspaper readers
ore more successful!




Higgin's Tree Service
25 years experience. Free
estimates. Lic.& insured.
Call 863-675-3955.


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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/Rugs 550
Children's Items 555
China, Glassware, Etc. 560
Clothing 565
Coins/Stamps 570
Collectibles 575
Computer/Video 580
Crafts/Supplies 585
Cruises 590
Drapes, Linens & 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 8 Games 730
VCRs 735
Wanted to Buy 710


WINDOW UNIT, MIayi .
i1i.000 BTU used 2 sea.
on.., 1.20 (86 l)675-1l[' 8


DISHWASHER & WASHER-
tbl in good r.ondmlnlOr S.L25
li'r noti or will Sell sep)r 'li
.(863)675-1634-
DRYER, Whirlpool, greil con-
dll.nn runs line,. 175

FRIGIDAIRE WASHER'DRYER
Stacked. Lessthan 1 yr. old,
: OiJ $'500.
861J-,,.8 I .11.6 :
GRILL, New, GE, ele'ri:, used
.2 times. $20 (863)763-0141
leave message or call in eve-
ning.
REFRIGERATOR & STOVE(ce-
ramicl lilt new $450 for
0i.lin will sell separate
(863)675-1634
REFRIGERATOR, Amana side
by side, white, water & ice in
door, $200. (863)467-9744
REFRIGERATOR- small, per-
fect for RV, brand new, $100
(239)324-2115
STOVE, 24", electric, white,
from Park Model, only 8
mos. old, $65.
(863)763-3508 Okee
UPRIGHT FREEZER- Frigidaire
27 cu ft, like brand new,
$500 or best offer
(863)467-1232 .
WASHER Kenmore, perfect
working cond., barely used,
$80 Must sell!
(863)697-8881
WASHERS'& DRYERS
STACK UNITS
i.9' .4S u.p i0 1 yr warranty
REFRIGERATORS & STOVES
(239)694-0778


BOYS 26"- Good condition.
$35.863-675-8760
DAHON STOW A WAY- 3 Spd
folding bicycle. Very good
condition. $150.
(302)698-5185
LADIES BIKE, 26", excellent
condition. $50
(863)763-3497



STEEL BUILDINGS. Factory
Deals. Save $$$. 40 x 60' to
100 x 200'. Ex: 50 x 100 x
12' = $3.60/sq ft.
(800)658-2885. www.rigid-
building.com.
STEEL STORAGE CONTAINER
45'x8'x10'. You haul it. $350.
772-334-1045. Located in
Palm City.



DOORS (3), For mobile home.
$60 for all or will separate.
(863)467-4328
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.
PIPE TRUSSES (10)
2.5" x 13.6' long. New, never
used. $200/all. 863-763-8872
ROOF PANELS 4' wide, 3" in-
sulation inside, 38' long. (4)
can cut to size. $1800/all, will
sell separate. 863-763-5011
ROOF PANS (20), 12" alumi-
num, 9' long. $200 for all or
will separate.
(863)467-4328


FullTm0


ANTIQUE CHINA CABillETi
e. celleni cl ondllion j..:irng
',30i0 863)46.7-2194-
BEDS, Single iteel irame,: .S
new maItre .s 1.25 sei
Loc :err 120 1239)65l 5.3:55
BR SUITE- OS nodD nighl
Iladnds 5 dra.ier bureau, 2'
lamps 1.400 139)173.6215
BUNK BEDS- Lie new. .150I
(863)l634-318
BUNK BEDS- WoO-de Desk i
drawers .ll.),:rned t i,511 ,
best offer. (863)634-3651
CHAIR & OTTOMAN, Italian.
eall-er 'i.20-u :0i'''-32 5.S
CHINA CABINET off white, 2
pc. w/shelves and lights up.
$75/neg. (772)597-0650
COFFEE TABLE, Clheirv
Queen Anne. e, :eilenl i:"rdnai
tion. $40 or best.offer,
(863)763-014! leave msg.
COUCH- Brown & beige flow-
ers. $25. (863)983-8131
Clewiston
COUCHES (2) grey w/wht.
flowers. Good cond.
1.29:V b1ih wil ;ie 'epeia3 '
8 A(,.'.' VV' I .1 s'!,;'

CRIB.YOUTH BED w v reiscr
Vi:,in i] Iriam e, .iII,.ti, : ;I t l
fer. (863)675-0800 or
863-571-1333 Iv. msg.
Daybed/Trundle, wht.metal,
Rattan swivel chrs.(2), sm.
wicker chest, fir lamp. $350.
Will sell.sep. 863-763-8011
DINETTE SET- 4 chairs, but-
terfly leaf table, matching
wheeled cafe table, $300
(239)738-6215
DINETTE SET, whitewash, rat-
tan, 45" round glass top with
4 chairs, $75.
(863)234-1306
DINING ROOM SET 6 cane
back chrs, china cab., 2
leaves, teak/brass. $450.
Negot. 863-357-1352
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER-
Wall unit. Oak colored wood,
Excellent condition. $150. or
best offer. (863)467-2887
HIDE A BED COUCH & LOVE-
SEAT, $400. 863-234-1067
KING SIZE BED- Oriental, 4
poster. Solid wood. Good con-
dition. $800. (863)946-3265
LOVESEAT, 60", dual recliner,
brown/navy plaid. $95
(863)612-9831
MISC. FURNITURE Recliner-
RockerTable w/4 chrs., Mar-
ble top coffee tbl., $125/all,
will sell sep. 863-763-8828
OFFICE SET, Matching con-
temporary style desk, 5 drawer
file cabinet, 2 book shelves.
$750 neg. (863)674-0844
SOFA, 92", Queen sleeper,
white. $95 (863)612-9831
SOFA- asking $50 in good
condition (863)517-1974
SOFA, Contemporary fabric,
matching leather chair & foot-
stool, end tables & lamps.
$750 neg. (863)674-0844
TWO MAUVE CHAIRS
Recliners. Lg. wall mirror,
40"x47". $220/a11, will sell
separate. 863-983-7996
VINYL HASSOCK- brown, & 1
beige storage ottoman $12
for both will sep
(863)467-8681
WATERBED- King size,
w/headboard & drawers. Ex-
cellent condition. $100.
(863)467-2887
WICKER LOVESEAT, White, 2
chairs, Coffee table & Cherry
Rolltop desk Good cond. $150
Will sep. 863 634-0812


COLT 45, Argentinean 1928,
all matching numbers, an-
tique. $600 (863)467-1958
MAG For Ruger Mini14, 40
round steel Federal, not
used, $60. Ask for Ross
(863)983-8661
NYLON 66-22 & SURVIVAL 22
Semi auto. $400/all, will sell
separate. 863-467-9892 Okee
REVOLVER PISTOL- Colt offi-
cers 22 cal. $550. Firm.
Vince (863)697-2969
RUGER 22 250 LAMINATED
bull barrel, scope, & case.
Exc.cond. $800. 357-5754


DAILY WORK DAILY PAY
ALL TYPES OF WORK AVAILABLE

LABR FINDERS
202E. Suandw. Acros m Cm n m)
(863) 902-9494


BOUNCER, Graco, like new,
$25. (863)673-3662
CRADLE SWING, Fisher Price,
like new, $70.
(863)673-3662


BOYS & GIRLS CLOTHING, 65
pcs, sizes 10-16. Tommy,
Nautica, Polo, Levis, etc. $85
will sep. (863)357-0391


ELVIS RECORD & SOUVENIR
COLLECTION: Approx. 44 yrs.
Old Rare leiTiS )500 all or
biiftoer 863-824. 3.358
PLATES, Windows ol Ihe
Wail ty Higgins Bon] :eli
ori "irlh r.Irtiltn:3les $S8l
(863l46 144
STAMP COLLECTION .
SCHOOL BELL & MiLr-
SHALE MACHINE Pic :[50:i
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COMPUTER DESK- lIarg wlh
3dluslatble heirnl gol(il (on
diliion $50 Or lesi iler
(5r,116t6.J-12,
CUSTOM COMPUTER OESF
Solid lOd w'lraiwe ir, ruil:hi
6' dcep. -8" wide, 56" rh,
E.c cond $.100 8i.3-467-5877
DELL PENTIUM III- Luaded.
Iniernel & Snrool Ready War.
rjni-ry t Monitor Fecybuajrd .
Mou re 1.180
18631634-08t12



DRAPES- Burdine .ustom
iined Multi paslel colors
"1.50 or et onler
l(8631763-6216

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ACCORDION- 120 base but-
tons, 41 treble, 18.5" long,
191bs, exc cond, $500
(863)763-7206
CUSTOM BUILT GUITAR
CABINET- 77"T x 42"W, 2
solid doors & shelf, $350 or
best offer(561)633-1371
ELECTRIC SIGNS (2) Comm'l
grade. 4'x10', 20"x8'.
$500/both, will sell separate.
863-763-8872
GUITAR- Fender Nashville
Telecaster Deluxe, exc
cond., tweed hard case,
$450 (863)763-8667
HAMMOND ORGAN upright,
blk. shiny finish w/bench.
Antique. $50 or best offer.
863-983-8131
ORGAN, Yamaha, $300
(863)675-8134
PIANO w/bench $100 or best
offer (863)675-3659
YAMAHA PORTATONE PSR
22 KEYBOARD, with stand
$200. (302)492-3308



COMPUTER DESK L'shaped,
w/hutch, pine color $100.
(863)763-8622
FILE CABINETS- 1 legal size &
1 letter size. $50. for both
(863)801-4949


BABY MINI POT BELLY PIGS
$35 (863)983-7702
CHIHUAHUA- (2) black, 1
male, 1 female, $400 for
both will sell sep. To good
homes only (863)675-7092
CHIHUAHUA- male, 2yrs old,
potty trained, tan color, $200
(863)824-8749
DOG KENNEL- 2, 10x10,
Chain linked. $325. for both,
or will separate.
Vince(863)697-2969
ENGLISH MASTIFF pure
bred, 10mths. old fixed male,
shots/wormed. Needs room to
run. $1100.239-425-5605


STATIONARY BIKE- Like new,
$20 (863)467-7659
TREADMILL Pro-Form
GS490, $200.
(863)675-2136



HUMIDIFIER- large, almost
new, $25 (863)467-7659


LADIES RING, European cut
diamonds, white gold, .30 ctw.
Will sacrifice at $400
(863)634-9620 Okee area
LADIES RING, European cut
diamonds, white gold, 1/4 ctw.
$200 (863)634-9620 Okee-
chobee area


CEILING FANS (2), Hunter.
USA made w/light kit. Cost
$125 each, asking $70 for
both, will sep. (561)633-1371
-edial It


FREE DIABETIC SUPPLIES!
MEDICARE PATIENTS! Call
Us Toll Free (866)294-3476
and receive a FREE METER!
Am-Med Quality Diabetic
Supplies.
JAZZY LIKE PWR. WHLCHAIR
(Pronto-54) Up to 300 Ibs.
Vled ,;:e hiil c.nrir Buhn good
:ond $120 863.635 3540
LIFT CHAIR- Good condition.
$350. (863)801-4949
POWER CHAIR, Menis. Hold
up lr 350jir is liew rnery &
retires Pd '1.7598 (w tiUOUi
or best owner 123913?1-2115
SCOOTER, Electric, perie,.
nonui.itno used ver ,' hlle 1v
c riar3 er t, iiicilru iOni c )n die-
lver $1250 1ij166; ,i4.64 1
WALKER- 4 wherlk bjsl.el
and i;al paid $2000 never
us ed will iPelil Ior $ '5
186 i357-3j78


AIRLINE MECHANIC Rai,]
iraiirng lir rng. pyirnil Asvi-
rorin Carer FAA predilil fre
vere hr rita.)i F-rincoiii ll i
uailln:v .0 p)1 ) meniTe l 3':-
ljriin,: C ALL AIM
(888)349-5387.
ATTEND COLLEGE OI1lLilE
from Home. *Medical,
Su;. ui. 'Pi~ P lealegal,
SC'i:ITpuier. ': criminal Jus-
-i. Jb'ti pli.,iTe ni assis-
tance. Computer provided.
Financial Aid if qualified. Call
(866)858-2121 www.onli-
neTidewaterTech.com.
CELL PHONE, NOKIA 5165
wiii charger,.car i:hjri er
booklet, works, i.2' ICll
863-763-0625.
DIVORCE$275-$350'COVERS
children, eli: Onlyy oine ig-
naiure required 'E-lludes
.uvit iCi:i Cil w e. d o '
1i 1146.:'.. :' 10 61 e I 600
I ..ii .hn, i I I1 nicin.u r,:e
I.LI F i rl: h:,hl d 1977
FAX FILM CARTiODGES.,
For Brother:, FPC i0 P1 C
301. $29.90 for both or will
separate. (863)467-1484
FOG MACHINE. Perfect for
Halloween. $30
561)629-6213 or
863)763-6220 ,
GAS CYLINDER, 1001b., 1/3
full, 1 year old, $75 neg.
(863)763-7892
HOT TUB SEATS 5
As is. Complete w/pumps.
$250 or best offer.
863-302-1100
Kirby Gen.3 Vacuum w/tech
drive, (5) wood posts 10'
long. 52" ceiling fan.
$400/all, will sep. 763-5011
TANNING BED stand up, by
The Tanning Hut, w/28 bulbs,
asking $800. (863)634-9119
WATER TANK- 800 gal, $50.
Firm. (863)467-2292
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FISH AQUARIUM- 25 gal
w/stand $35
(239)503-6458
FISH AQUARIUM- 35 gal
w/stand and accessories
$150 (239)503-6458
FISH AQUARIUM- Executive
quality, 200 gallon w/oak
base, filters, etc $900
(239)410-3784
FISH TANK used, 55 gallon,
w/accessories and wooden
storage stand, $150.
(863)610-5237
FLORIDA WHITE RABBITS, 3
bucks, 4 does, cages, water
system, feeder & more.
,;00 ,ieg (239)280-6082
GERBILS (5), $10 for all. Call
anytime (863)634-6087
GOATS- male, female and ba-
by, $300 for all
-(863)902-0477
Hermit Crabs, tiny to jumbo,
easy keepers & perfect pets,
incl. .supplies
(863)675-7886
KITTENS, 9.weeks old, ready
to go. Free to good home.
(863)610-2204
REDBONE COON HOUND
Puppies, 2 females, 6 males,
shots/wormed, 8 wks. Parents
on premises. UKC purple. rib-
bon bred. $200.863-467-4149
SHIH TZU- male, AKC, shots,
$525 (863)675-1112



RESTAURANT BOOTHS- 110)
large wooden, you haul, all
S$.r 50 1863)697-6464


KNEEBOARD- Hydroslide
Revolulinri, $50
i863)67b 5. 136
LADDER STANDS 12 MANIA 12'
new, lilIl in box. $85
(863)467-6818 9am-7pm-
LARGE MOUTH BASS- 201bs
+, wall mount, fiberglass
replica, hand painted, looks
sharp $105(863)610-1276
POOL TABLE LIGHT- Round
Florence. $100.
(863)697-2022
SELF CLIMBING TREE STAND
$125 863-467.6818
WATER SKIS 67", O'Brien
i o- ii lIv 175




ICOM 144MHZ FM
229H, (2), one brand new, one
used. $200/both. Will sell
sep-rate ,o. f.,34-625,
JVC SP95- 2, Digital perfor-
mance. Good condition. $75.
(863)697-2044


BIG SCREEN TV, 48" with
tibs 1.1500 863-234-1067
MITSUBISHI BIG SCREEN TV-
i 'i lijuliljl ,;pinlure $300
; i b l or I ,:. C ',1346.,.2 94
RCA 27"1 (LOU. Tv
vr: oiJ:l '.1(10
8 t.9.83.7996
TELEVISION 17",Sanyo,
., iriTiole. a l ing $75.

TV, 50 i.1500 1 16J65-8 134

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AIR COMPRESSOR, 2hp w/25
gallon tank. $75
(239)826-5226
CIRCULAR SAW- 11 amp,
Black & Decker, 71/4", good
ond 1,25. (863)634-1479
GENERATOR- Homelite
LRX4500 watts, 8.5hp,
125/240 volt, $450
(863)610-8152
GENERATOR, Porter Cable,
5,500 watts, 2 years old,
used twice. $550
(863)241-1793
MIG WELDER, Miller w/option-
al 25' spool gun. Weld S/S
steel, steel & alum. $1600.
(863)634-7423
MIG WELDER- Snap-on, 300
amp, W/alum. spool gun, 2
tanks w/flow mtrs. plasma
cutters $2200.(863)697-9704
PORTABLE Air Compressor
2hp, Speedair, industrial mod-
el, works good. $145 Firm.
863-763-6629



KIRBY VACUUM like brand
new, used 3x, asking $500.
863-467-8038


NEW COIN COLLECTOR want-
ing to add to my collection.
Please call to sell coins &
paper money 239-693-4891
WANTED: FLORIDA ART
A.E. Backus, J. Hutchinson
H. Newton, G. Buckner, E.
Buckner, L. Roberts, A. Hair,
R A. McClendon, S. Newton,
BIG $$ (772)562-5567

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



FILLY- lyo, Belgian Cross,
sorrel, $600 to a good home
only (863)675-0247 La Belle








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BEAUTIFUL4YR. OLD PAINT
Very sweet & lovable. Trims &
loads, bath/clips. Exc. Exp. rid-
er pref. $1500.863-467-7123
BELGIAN MARE- 16.2 hands
1800 Ibs, asking $1500,
child gentle, easy keeper
(863)983-8646
CHEROKEE, 15.2 hands, Reg.
Gentle disposition. Neg. Cog-
Sins/UTD vacs., Exp. rider
1500.863-467-4049
DOC BAR MARE- Born in.'96-
'97, $1000. (863)467-1617
GEMAN WESTFALEN- Warm
blood, XTB colt, 7 mo. Super
sweet, Jumper dressage.
$2500.(863)357-JUMP -





okeehowe
(orw/ Trader
0O Urn trice
Buy TSl .- Trade
Horses, Tik, Etc.

863-467-1304
www.okeechobee-horse-trader.com
Serving The Greater
Lake Okeechobee Area
RED ROAN APPALOOSA,
Gelding, 6 years. $900. or
bestoffer. (863)763-2379
REG BREEDING STOCK PAINT
MARE- 4yo, exc cutting
bloodlines, super easy keep-
er$2500 (863)801-9188
TB GELDING, 18 yrs, Beautiful
Bay, 17 hands, exp. rider,
western/english, great horse.
$1500 (863)763-6220
WESTERN SADDLE, Fabtron
synthetic, 14", $275 or best
offer. (863)634-7318



RIDING MOWER- 8hp Snap-
per, very good cond., w/bag-
ger, $550 (863)675-0247
LaBelle area
WEEDWACKER, Homelite
Professional, $275 or best
offer. (863)467-1958
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Okeechobee Livestock
Market Sales every
Mon. 12pm & every
Tues. 11am. 763-3127
SOWS- (3) Chester Whites.
3001bs., only 2 yrs. old.
$300/all, will sell separate.
239-826-5226



CITRUS TREES OF
ALL VARIETIES: Call
863-675-2978/863-447-1291
Lie. # 47219283
PONY TAIL -5FT1 Palm huge
-pot -very -healthy, -10yrs old,.
$125 or best .offer
(863)763-3302



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Apartments 905
Business Places 910
Commercial
Property 915
Condos/
Townhouses Rent920
Farm Property -
Rent 925
House Rent 930
Land Rent 935
Resort Property -
Rent 945
Roommate 950
Rooms to Rent 955
Storage Space -
Rent 960



PORT LABELLE- 1br, 1ba,
w/cable & water incid, bed-
room furnished, $765/mo
newly remodeled
(863)612-5037 or
lazaro22@netzero.com


LABELLE, 4br/1.5ba, avail.
Oct. 1, with pool, $1600
mo.(863)673-0081
LABELLE- large 3br, 2 ba,
w/garage, on corner lot, spa-
cious rooms throughout,
$975. (863)675-0104 or
(863)517-0566.
PORT LABELLE, 2br/lba, avail
Oct. 1, $900 mo.
(863)673-0081
PORT LABELLE, 3BR/2BA,
new, 1 mile from the high
school, $1400 mo. +
$1,000 sec. dep. For more
details call (863)673-0846
Port LaBelle, Brand New, 3br,
2ba & 2 car gar. 1/4 ac. Quite
area. $1400. mo. + sec. &
1st mo. (561)294-8060
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FOR ONLY $110 WEEK
get your very own room &
throne, share house. Loud mu-
sic, smoking & pets under
1000 Ibs. okay. 239-462-6882



FORT KNOX
SELF STORAGE
New 1g. units avail., air
'coditioned& non-air,
each unit alarmed, area
fenced & well lighted,
space for boats, trailers,
RV& trucks. Manager on-
site, 1025 Commerce Dr.,
LaBelle. 863-675-1025.
LABELLE RENT-A-SPACE --
Cowboy Way & Kennedy
Blvd. 5'x10' $42.80 mo. incl.
tax. 8'x10' $53.50 mo. incl.
tax. 10'x10' $58.85 mo. incl.
tax 8'x20'20" $85.60 mo.
incl. tax 24 hr access $25
returnable key deposit.
863-675-2392.


FOR RENT
2 BEDROOM 2 BATH
APARTMENTS
IN LABELLE

$750/mth
$1500 Security Deposit
Call
863-227-4311
954-410-2498



leal Estate P
NEW HOMES in OCALA, FL
S Pre-Construction Pricing,
Zero Down for Investors, Re-
altor Inquiries Welcome. Call
Kinder Homes at
(352)622-2460 or www.In-
vestinOcalaFL.com.


rrudprry rwe i u
Condos/
Townhouses ale1015
Farms Sale 1020
Houses Sale 1025
Hunting Property 1030
Investment
Property Sale 1035
Land Sale 1040
Lots Sale 1045
Open Rouse 1050
Out of State .
Property Sale 1055
Property Inspeotionl060
Real Estate Wanted1065.
Resort:Propqrty -
Sale 1070
Warehouse Space 1075
Waterfront Property 1080



$0 DOWN HOMES Gov't &
Bank Foreclosures! Low or
no down! No credit OK! Call
Now! (800)749-2905.
10HOUSESFORSALE
Owner Financing
Lease Option
(863)202-0753
danhmp@adelphia.net
Beautiful Victorian home in
Live Oak, FL. Totally renovat-
ed with upgrades, near,
schools and shopping. This
is a true must see! $239,500
Call J.W. Hill, Lic RE Broker
(888)821-0894
FOR SALE BY OWNER -- 2BR
condo, St. Petersburg. 1 mile
from Gulf of Mexico/Don Ce-
sar. On Isla Del Sol golf
course. Completely fur-
nished. $370,000. Call
(859)608-2213.
LaBelle 3/3 Down Town, Near
Courthouse. Lg. rooms, Top
Area $209K or Annual Lease
$1800 mno. 863-675-1107
PALM HARBOR Factory Liqui-
dation Sale. 2006 Models
Must Go! Modular, Mobile &
Stilt Homes. 0% DOWN
When You Own Your Own
Land!! Call our Factory for
FREE Color Brochure.
(800)622-2832.
PORT LaBelle: 4/2 Upgrades
galore! Lg. Rooms, Lg. Yard.
Near School. Price to sell.
$184K, or Annual Lease
$1800. Owner863-673-5071



LOCAL OKEE. RESIDENT
Wanting to purch.yrly. Hunt-
ing Lease. Willing to work
land & maint. Willing to pay
$2000.-$4000. per season.
Call Roy 863-467-8487


20 acres with pond near State
& Nat'l parks. Camp, Fish,
Hunt. $89,900 owner fin.
$4995 down (800)352-5263
Florida Woodland Group, Inc.
Lic RE Broker.
CLEWISTON: 1.93 Acres on
Midway Acre 250 Taft Blvd. w/
All Improvements. 509' Front-
age. $124,900.561-993-5886
MONTURA RANCH ESTATE
1.25 ac. on paved main road.
412 Bald Cypress Ave.
$49,900 neg, (561)993-5886
Nice 2.5 acre lot, in Pioneer on
Tampa Ave., $106,000.
(817)729-9023
delgado42000J yaho-o.com


PORT LABELLE Nice lot,
close to schools. 9008 Lamkin
Court. Ready to build. $43K.
239-641-3766
Port Labelle, Two, .25 ac. lots
For Sale.'Side by side Green-
belt $49K ea. or both lots for
$90K. Call 630-715-6828



1+ ACRE TN HOMESITE 1.8
ACRES large lot with nice
view. level building siie on
top. Slone outcroppings lor
natural landscaping. Pond on
the east side: Close to large
state park. Only $89,900!
Call (866)292-5769.
ASHEVILLE, NC.AREA Breath-
taking mountain view & river
parcels. 1 to 8 acres from
the $80's Nature trails cus-
tom lodge, river walk &
much more. 5 min.from
town. (866)340-8446
BEAUTIFUL N. CAROLINA.
ESCAPE THE HEAT IN THE
'BEAUTIFUL PEACEFUL
MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN
NC Homes, Cabins, Acreage
& INVESTMENTS, CHERO-
KEE MOUNTAIN GMAC
REAL ESTATE.'cherokee-
mountainrealty.com Call for
free brochure
(800)841-5868.
GEORGIA/ NORTH CAROLINA
Captivating mountain views,
lakes, rivers, waterfalls.
Homesites starting @
$39,900. Log home kits @
$39,900. Limited availability.
Call (888)389-3504 X 700.
Grab a bargain from your
neighbor's :- garage,
attic, basement or clos-
et In today's classileds.


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I Apartments


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Gulf front lots $595k. Homes
starting mid $300k. New
master planned ocean front
community on beautiful
Mustang Island, near Corpus
Christi, TX. www.cinnamon-
shore.com, (866)891-5163.
MISSOURI OZARK MTS- af-
fordable living, very low tax-
es, low priced acreage,
homes avail, protected fly-in
community, owner financing,
Springfield/Branson area.
Call locally (863)674-0898
johnstonsnest@juno.com
New, Pre- Construction Golf
Community- Coastal Geor-
gia. Large lots w/deepwater,
marsh, golf, nature views.
Gated, Golf, Fitness Center,
Tennis, Trails. Oak Park,
Docks. $70k's $300k
(877)266-7376 www.coop-
erspoint.com.
NORTH CAROLINA MOUN-
TAINS- Gated community
with spectacular views, pub-
lic water including fire hy-
drants, DSL accessibility,
paved roads, nearby lakes;
preselling phase IV.
$35,000+ (800)463-9980
www.theridgeatsouthmoun-
tain.com.
Prime North Florida hunting
properties from 60 acres to
480 acres. Starting at
$3,000 per acre. Call J.W.
Hill, Lic. RE Broker
(888)821-0894.
SAVANNAH AREA DESIRABLE
RICHMOND HILL LAKE
COMMUNITY 1 TO 3 ACRE
LOTS from $79,900 Gated
entrance, great schools.
Lakefront and Marshfront
available. Premium amenities
package. Excellent financing.'
PRE- CONSTRUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
.30TH CALL FOR MORE IN-
FO! (888)525-3725 X 1796.
STEEL BUILDING SALE! "MA-
NUFACURER DIRECT Since
S1980!" Other sizes. Example:
35'x50'x17' $9900 (no door).
Quick delivery. 25'x40'x14'
$5800 (Limited Qty.) Front
end optional. Pioneer.
(800)668-5422.
VA MOUNTAIN LOG CABIN
urifinizrned ;nside v;ew
Ireis prlvdl jlrge crelG
and river raruy, $ 1 39,500
owner (866)789-8535
VA94.com.
Waterfront Wilmington, NC
Historic Port City Coastal De-
velopment TheBluffs on the
Cape Fear. Fastest Growing
County in NC. Grand Open-
ing October 21. Direct Ocean
Access. Preconstruction in-
centives to call now.
www.thebluffsnc.com
(866)725-8337 Cape Fear
Bluffs, LLC Broker.
Western New Mexico Private
36 acres $52,990 Trees,
mtn views, wildlife, borders
state land. Horseback riding,
hiking, hunting. Perfect fami-
ly ranch, get away, for retire-
ment. Electricity. 100%
fin iri iing. N-ALC.
(866)365-2825, .
With Tennessee's Beautiful
Lakes & Mountains, you are
sure to find the perfect spot
to call home. Call Nancy
Gaines, Gables & Gates
(865)388-7703,
(865)777-9191 www.nancy-
gaines.com
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IN MUSE, Two 5 AC TRACTS U AW ""-.U -
1 W/SWMH, Fenced. $255k c
1 Fenced, only $195k .. .
Zoned R/AG. (863)673-9200 H 0 '05- 883 Custom Sports-
WHISPER CREEK- 55+, fully ter +/- 1k.mi, black cherry,
furn, '84, 34" Prowler, lowering kit, mustang seat
w/10x20 carpeted Fla Room, $10OK (863)673-4220
side by side Refrig.. W/D,
split jalh, newly painted HONDA SHADOW '84, 26k,
alum awnings, covered side needs tires. $1500 Call Don
porch and back patio, 6x8 (863)467-1261
Shed, asking $21,500 RACING PISTONS, Suzuki 600
(863)675-6627 b3S\ J&E rai& n p; io,,S &
WHISPER CREEK- 55+, fully. wingss $700 neiw .lkng
furn, '84, 34" Prowler, $400(863)763-6220
w/10x20 carpeted Fla Room,
side by side Refrig., W/D, S i c
split bath, newly painted
alum awnings, covered side
porch and aaLc pario. 6x8 RED FOUR WHEELER.'06-
Shed, asking $21,500 .110/standard, ridden twice,
(863)675-6627 $800 (863)673-2889
WHISPER CREEK, Lot 218, SWAMP BUGGY- Lusimr
1986 Franklin 33ft, new bed, uIjil small, runs good. lei
washer, furnacecarpet & roof start, $1200 or trade. Call
$15,000 (863)885-1053 (863)697-2032 for details.

Recreation Automobiles


Boats 3005
CampersWRVs 3010
Jet Skiis 3015
Marine Accessories 3020
Marine Miscellaneous 3025
Motorcycles 3030
Sport Vehicles. ATVs 3035



AIRBOAT- 13"BIG 0'99
220 ijrounlpower mir. grji.,
rji'e ,:'.i? i net WOL:id prop
W .Tlr '6500 :?2-263:-22'69
BAYRUNNER '92, lOOnp Mer-
cury. $2000 (863)697-9806
BOAT w/trailer, 1977, 14',
w/18 hp Evinrude motor,
$600/best offer.
(772)597-0650
BOAT- 17.6 fi iceier console,
115 Mariner, T-top,. Trailer,
$2500(863)902-0477
GAME FISHER, 12 Ft., Flat
Boniom Awifn Irolling mulur
& oars. 2 cush seaxs $325
will sp 863-509-3260
GRIZZLEY TRACKER1648 '06
all welded alum., 25hp Yama-
ha 4 stroke, troll. mtr., galv.
trir., $5k firm. 239-229-2974
HYDRASPORT, '85, 19', 3"
aluminum trailer. Needs work
$1500. or best offer.
186t367-4049


TRAVEL TRAILER 20' long,
no leaks, needs work,' no ti-
tle, $500. (863)946-0912


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Automobiles 4005
Autos Wanted 4010
Classic Cars 4015
Commercial Trucks 4020
Construction
Equipment 4025
Foreign Cars 4030
Four Wheel Drive 4035
Heavy Duty Trucks4040
Parts Repairs 4045
Pickup Trucks 40-50
Sport Utility 4055
Tractor Trailers 4060
Utility Trailers 4065
Vans 4070

,Autmobles 005


BUICK CENTURY- '95, 4 new
tires & battery. $1200.
(863)763-8260
BUICK LESABRE 98
Runs good a'r., .2510 or Ltx
ilher 863.467.r_7 i ,
Buick Roadmasltqr p;
pb. ABS. cruise c ilnii new
$2200 neg (863)6b74*0lCl0
CADILLAC FLEETWOOD- '94,
White with rims. Stereo,
Leather int. Runs & looks
great. $4500.863-673-6266
CAMARO RS '99, Convertible,
runs, needs exhaust/brake
work & new top. $3500 book,
$2400 neg. (863)673-3513
CAMARO Z28 '80- all original,
350 auto, great restoration
project, motivated seller,
$2500 (863)634-6601


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TWO OR 3 BEDROOM
$800-$900 Dep. $115-$125
weekly. Lazy T Ranch. No
dogs.863-675-1614 ,


CADILLAC 500 MOTOR, $850
(863)634-6597
DODGE RUNNING GEAR, 1
ton, Dana 60-70, 456 gears.
$1300 (561)719-9391 after
6pm
FLARE- Dodge Dooley drivers
side, good cond. white,
$150 (863)675-0188
G 835 PQSI DIFF- $150 or
ibeSi offer i863i167.8856
;HONDA MCGX240 '8.0
Go Krl moior Like nrie
i)rn orily 5 nrr $.200)
863-634-6205
HOOD FOR FORD VAN, New in
box, fits 1975 or newer. $75
Firm. 863-763-6629
MOTOR & TRANSMISSION,
For '99 Lexus. $600
(561)719-9391 after6pm
SATURN 2004 RADIO/CD
factory. $100. 863-467-8038
SPARE TIRE- For Ford F150
P235/75R/15. Less than 50
miles. $50. (863)509-3260


REFRIGERATOR, 6 cu. ft. for
RV, gas & electric, new with
warranty. $750
(239)297-4006
TRAVEL TRAILER- '95, 26ft.,
5th Wheel, Exc. cond. Very
clean, $3800 863-763-7727
or 772-263-1803


YAMAHA WAVE RUNNER, '93,
w/trailer, cover, garage kept,
needs tuneup & battery,
$900. (863)824-3354



FISHING OUT RIGGERS- 15'
aluminum & S/S $100
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CHEVY CAVALIER-'91, $600.
(863)201-3492
CHEVY CAVALIER-'97, 2
door, Good cond., Runs,
$2500. 863-634-6720
FORD CROWN VICTORIA
1988 Looks good. Runs great.
Cold A/C, 4 Door & 4 New
tires. $1000. (863)675-1754
FORD ESCORT WAGON '97-
5spd, good cond., needs 02
sensor, $750
(863)983-8646
Ford Mustang, '94, sporty,
tinted windows, stereo, a/c,
fast car, great on gas, stick,
$2500. (863)983-7211
FORD T-BIRD '94 & Mercury
Cougar '88, excellent body,
bad motors, have motors.
$600 neg. (561)676-0427
FORD TEMPO GL '92, 4dr,
68k, Clean, Runs good, Cold
air. $1500. or best offer.
(863)467-0668
HONDA CIVIC '89
4 cyl., A/C, CD, 4 dr. blue,
manual. $900 Iv. msg.
863-763:7507
HONDA CIVIC- '89, AC;, 4 cyl.
5 spd, CD Player, Runs,
Good cond. $900.
(863)763-7507 Leave msg
MERCURY SABLE 1996,
front end wrecked, brand
new trans., 60K, $1000. Or
best offer. (863)634-4579.
MERCURY SABLE- '89, 3.0
motor. Needs transmission.
Excellent parts car. $75. or
best offer. (863)763-0967
SATURN- '93, 2 door, Needs
work. $200. or best offer.
(863)673-6266
TOYOTA COROLLA'99 LE
5 spd, loaded,, very clean,
38mpg, runs perfect. $3950.
863-675-4858
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EZ GO GOLF CART 3 wheel-
er, w/charger. Runs well.
$500.863-675-7825
GAS CLUB CAR'95
Recoridiullinel 1695
860-635.1;2
GOLF CART 4 wheel, w/bat-
tery charger, runs & looks
great. $1000/neg.
(863)763-7666
Yamaha '05,. $3500
(863)763-7815
;Pas ep 4045


Sport Shorts


Fishers of Men
On Saturday, October 14 and 21,
Fishers of Men will hold its first ever
Hendry County Snook and Bass
tournament at the LaBelle boat
ramp for teams of two. There will
be $35,000 worth of cash and
prizes. First place wins a Triton
TR186/150 Mercury Motor Bass
Boat.
The pre-tournament meeting is
mandatory on October 13 and 20 at
the LaBelle High School Cafeteria


and only cash is allowed.
There is a $300 entry fee before
Oct. 7; $350 after. For more informa-
tion contact Florida Southern Direc-
tor FOM Jack Ott at 239-947-4311 or
jaosol974@juno.com or
www.fomntt.com
Limit: 100 boats.

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the top three finishers in each age
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upcoming season. Sign-ups will be
at Winn Dixie: Saturday, Septem-
ber 30, Saturday, October 7, and
Saturday, October 14, from 10
a.m. to noon; Sunday, October 1,
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Little League
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LaBelle Little League will elect


officers at the October 4 meeting.
Nominations will be accepted at
that time. The public is welcome.
Meetings are held at 7 p.m. at the
Rec Department on Cowboy Way
by LaBelle Elementary School.


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Tuesday Friday from 11-3 All
you can eat soup and salad
$6.99 with Free iced tea
Thursday Lunch Special
GYRO's for $8.95 .
ELVIS IS COMING
FRIDAY, OCT 6 & SAT, OCT 21
Cat1 for Reservations
HAPPY HOUR 3. 6 PM
40 Cent Wings from 3 to 6
50 cent Drafts
SUNDAY DINNER 11 8
Roast Pork, 1/2 ckn $12.95
Includes iced tea, dessert & salad bar


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TIRES/RIMS- Set of four, for
truck 35" GM, 8 lug, BF Goo-
drich 35/12/50, Helo rims.
Gd.Cond.$600.239-425-5605
TRANSMISSION- Rebuilt Tur-
bo 700 w/rebuilt converter,
$350 or best offer
(863)467-8856
WHEELS, 16" Factory 2006
Mustang, brand new BF
Goodrich Radial tires, will in-
stall. $800 (863)697-0467


CHEVY '86, 1/2 ton, 2wd, a/c.
$2000 (863)697-9806
CHEVY '89, Heavy Duty 3/4
ton, flatbed. Rebuilt 350 en-
gine, new trans., steering, ball
joints, calibers, rotors &
drums. $4000 (863)467-7859
DANA 70 FRONT & REAR
RUNNING GEAR- 4.88 gears,
$1100 (863)824-0505
(561)719-3641
DODGE'93 1 TON DUALLY
350 turbo diesel, needs trans.
work. $1200 or best offer.
863-467-9402
FORD F150 '06- 5K, 5.4 liter,
20" wheel, 4x4, loaded, crew
cab, MP3, 6CD, fact warr
$37,000 (863)673-4220
FORD F350 '84 4 dr., 4X4,
460 V8, Edelbrock, new pwr.
king tires, needs paint & muf-
fler. $2500, 863-634-6341
FORD F350 DUALLY'90
Gas, runs good. $2500.
See at: 6420 Hwy. 98 N. Okee.
863-697-2434
GMC 1985, show potential,
strong engine, sound body &
nice interior, bedliner,
$2500. (863)893-5789


DUMP TRAILER, $2500.
(239)633-7173
OPEN TRAILER-'07
6x12. Tandem axle, 3' sides,,
brand new. $1200.
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54K, 1 owner, good condi-
tion, $1500 (863)983-4743
FORD CLUB WAGON '98
good cond., runs good.
3200 Firm. 863-697-6473
PLYMOUTH VOYAGER- '95,
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Public Notices



Public Notice 5005
State Public -
Legal Notice 5500




'"NOTICE OPPUBLIC MEETING. I
The Area Housing Commission of Cle-
wiston, LaBelle and Hendry County will
hold the Regular Monthly Meeting on
Thursday Sentember 28 2006 at 50M
eM. at The Greentree South Commu-
nity Center at LaBelle, Florida, Hendry
County.
The purpose of the meeting isto conduct
the general business and consider any
other matter that may be brought be-
fore ir,: hiu ,] ii iTii n ;,. i 1
persr, ,, ,': ,.rn'' I: .. i
any I:I.' 1:' "1 Ti.,.ir ,i iuii ri. ir: ll,.
must ensure that a verbatim record is
made upon which the appeal is to be
based.
The meeting will include any business
before the "Hendry County Non-Prolit
Housing, Inc."
164414 CB/CGS 9/28/06


nnlrfon Rallz Thi irqei~iv- Rnntpmher 28. 2006.






16 Caloosa Belle, Thursday, September 28,2006


Train for the
The South Florida Water Man- ered son
agement District is recruiting.. Hendry Cc
candidates for training programs areas. We
that ard being conducted in the'SFWM
Hendry County to prepare work-' employee
ers for jobs as heavy-equipment job trainir
operators, according to Alice J. will stren
Carlson, governing board mem- and contri
ber for the SFWMD. The training health onr
and workforce development is ea
part of the CERP Outreach Pro- ties.
gram to prepare residents to be
hired by construction contrac-
tors or subcontractors. Trainees
learn to operate bulldozers;
dredges and other heavy equip-
ment.
CERP is the Comprehensive
Everglades Restoration Project, a
decade-long, state and federal
program to restore and protect
the Everglades, and one of the
projects is in Hendry County.
The $400 million, C-43 reservoir
is one of eight projects that have
been fast-tracked as part of the -
state's Acceler8 initiative. The "'"
25-square-mile, water-storage
area has been designed to better Con
manage the amount and quality
of water released from Lake Some 5
Okeechobee into the Everglades ered at
and coastal estuaries, what or
The SFWMD is .partnering.. meeting
with the Education Center of Americi
Southvwst Florida, a vocational, people
training center that has been months,
providing job skills programs, other. S
classes and other educational and exc
opportunities in Hendry County ty. In a
for three years. After completing attended
the five-week program, trainees Lee- ma
are not required to %work for the Week.
SFWMD oh the C-43 reservoir Wee
project, but the SFVWMD will be
encouraging them to stay on by
offering bonuses and other
incentives.
"We have been able to sched-
ule the training in Hendry Coun-
ty instead of asking trainees to-
go to Jacksonville where classes
are usually held," Carlson said.
"That means more people have
access to the opportunities.
However, students still have the
choice of attending either site.
Incentives such as scholarship
money may be available to qual- BEDER
ified candidates, so the training
can be provided at \ery low cost SUI
or possibly no cost to the appli-
cant."
When the reservoir is com-
plete, it will be one of the largest SUI
in the worldd according to'Carl-
son. "The sheer magnitude of
the project is adding a significant
number of jobs to-the local
economy, which is especially
important here. Hurricanes dur-
ing the last two seasons deliv-


Everglades
ne harsh blows to The next trai
)unty and surrounding Oct. 2, 200.6,
are very pleased that monthly there
D is able to bring both year. For mc
ent opportunities and aboutthe jobs
call Sonny Hug
ig to the area, which 6800, or Rhond
then the workforce at (239) 338-29
bute to the economic tion about tht
urrounding'communi- Water Managen
www.sfwmd.gc


jobs
.ning class begins
nd will be held
ifter for the next
ore information
raining program,
hes at (863) 675-
a Haag, SFWMD,
)29. For informa-
e South Florida
nent District, visit
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ing together
50 real estate agents, brokers and realtors gath-
Boo Boo's Restaurant last week for the first in
organizers hope will become a regular series of
is. The coordinator was Shirley Willis of Bank of
a who pointed out that, with LaBelle real estate
in the business from 30 years to just three
,there are many things they can learn from each
;he hopes the regular meetings will spur energy-
itement in the LaBelle area real estate communi-
ddition to sharing information and socializing,
es heard a timely presentation by Sheriff Ronnie
de on safety especially for Real Estate Safety











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Volunteer at Hendry hospital


Bored? Too much time on
your hands? Tired of soap
operas or football games?
Get involved. Volunteer as a
HRMC auxiliary member!
You can get a break from the
hum-drum of your daily routine
by getting,out of the house for
at least four hours a week and.
giving some time to your com-
munity. Hendry Regional Med-
ical Center is looking for men
and women who would like to
volunteer their services to the
HRMC Auxiliary.
Although they are located
most often in the gift shop, the
Auxiliary provides assistance in
other departments as well.
They may be seen folding tow-
els, offering directions or mak-
ing copies. The Auxiliary uses


proceeds from the gift shop to their most recent purchases -
make purchases for the hospi- the beautiful new furniture,
tal. In prior years, purchases lamps and other amenities.
have included surgical blood Please stop by the hospital
pressure monitors, bed-chairs gift shop for an application or
for family mtiembers and labora- call Pat Mason, the HRMC Auxil-
tory equipment. If you visit the iary President, at 863-983-2080
hospital lobby, you can admire for more information.
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