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Title: The Caloosa belle
Physical Description: Newspaper
Language: English
Publisher: S.H. Stalls
Place of Publication: LaBelle Fla
Creation Date: October 5, 2006
Publication Date: 1972-
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At A Glance


Foley resigns; Negron in race


Chamber
banquet Oct. 16
The Greater LaBelle Chaim-
ber of Commerce invitesyouto
its annual banquet Monday,
October 16, at the civic center.
Social hour begins at6 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 meantime, be sure to send
your lmnatinifg letter for the
~2006Cilizea~ioleVear.
Also, remember to send -in
your ballot for new board
,members by September 30.
SCF: You can
still do poster
The SCF committee has
,postponed its poster deadline
till its Nov. 6 meeting. Please us
the new theme: It Started with a
Seed.
Time to think about their
nominations for the Pioneer
,Family and -Grand Marshal. Pio-
neer Famies should have been
in the area for at least 5) years
and the Grand Marshal needs to
be a strong community-mind-
ed and active individual \\hose
actions have benefited the
entire community' 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.
Sign up for
Relay for Life
Come to the Reia\ for Life
Rally at 6 p.m., Oct 24, at Flora
& Ella's Restaurant. Anyone
interested in serving on the
committee or who needs infor-
mation on the 2007 event is
welcome. Come find out \%hat
this cancer fundraiser is all
about and enjoy free pie and
beverages.
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 distances for
passes.
Gas vouchers will be provid-
ed as class attendance is veri-
fled to assist low-income per-
sons to continue their pursuit of
education and'or job skills with
increasing gas costs.
Call 675-5356 in LaBelle,
983-1469 in Clewiston for,an
application beginning October
2. The client must be low-
income, full time attendance
Sand travel more than 30 miles
to the education facility. Eligibil-
ity is determined on the total
household's income. Families
'that have never received funds
From the CSBG Family Self-Suffi-
ciency Program will have priori-
ty.

Index
Classifieds ...... .13-15
Editorial ............4
Speak Out .......... .4
Social News ..........5

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By Katrina Elsken
INI Florida
Fallout from the scandal
involving inappropriate emails
and instant messages from Con-
gressman Mark Foley to teenage
Congressional pages continues
this week with questions about
how much Republican Party
leaders knew and when they
knew it.
On Sept. 29, Congressman
Foley resigned his seat in Con-
gress, following reports in the


media that he had engaged in
sexually
explicit com-
munications
with these -
teenage boys
over the Inter- ,
net.
"Today I
have delivered
a letter to the "-'
Speaker of the Mark
House inform- Foley
ing him of my
decision to resign from the Li S.


House of Representatives, effec-
tive today," stated Mr. Foiey on
Friday. "1 thank -the people of
Florida's 16th Congressional Dis-
trict for giving me the opportuni-
ty to serve them for the last 12
years; it has.been an honor.
"I am deeply sorry and I apol-
ogize for letting down my family
and the people of Florida I have
had -the privilege to represent,"
he said.
Constituents in Foley's 16th
Congressional District expressed
shock at the news.


Education: Votech in Action


'Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
The Education Center of Southwest Florida (ECSWF) has its first graduating 'class of
heavy equipment operators.

20 answer opportunity's knock


By Kristin Hunter

The first graduating class
for the heavy equipment oper-
ator license, sponsored and
funded by the South Florida
Water Management District
and coordinated by the Educa-
tion Center of Southwest Flori-
da, held a ceremony at the Bar-
ron Park on Friday, September
29. Everyone enjoyed good
barbecue catered by Buddy's
from Felda, paid for by the
safety school and by dona-
lions. The 20 graduates from
Clewiston, LaBelle, Lehigh
Acres, Immokalee, Naples.
Cape Coral and Ft. Myers,
received their level one opera-
tor certification, a camouflage
cap, a certificate of achieve-
ment from ECSWF, a CPR and
First Aid certification card,
SFWM t-shirt, writing pen and
button.
Sonny Hughes and Geri
Yoraschek 'from ECSWF, along
with Rhonda Haag from
SFWM, presented the students
with their certificates. Rhonda
Haag said, "This class is away
to give back to the community
for buying the land. It would
have cost these people a cou-
ple thousand dollars but
instead it's free and we are
producing jobs." .
Paul Neumeister led the
training and safety school. The
five-week training program
consisted of different tests on
many different heavy equip-
ment machines such as a front
end loader, back hoe, tele-
scopic fork lift, Bobcat, exca-
vator and vibrating roller,
through the course of 200
hours or the last two weeks
Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-4


p.m. filling up holes,. knocking.
down shrubbery, clearing
'land, etc. Students --also
received training in safety, first
aid, CPR and OSHA standards
for the first three weeks.
The training center is locat-
ed on 151 acres on CR 78. The
land is owned by SF\-'M. The
Education Center leased the
property from SFWlM for a \ear
free of charge.
Luis Cantu, ot Clewiston, is
one of the 20 who graduated.
At 27 years of age, he's been
selling cars for the past three
years and before that was an
account manager at Royal's
furniture for two years. When
asked why he decided to take
this course he said, "To be
honest, 1 felt bad selling cars. I
hated getting as much as I
could from a customer. It was
like robbing them without a
gun," All the jobs I've ever had
were inside office jobs but I,
wanted to try something ne\\."
He added, "This experience
has meant a lot to me. it has
given me an opportunity to
learn how to operate heavy
equipment which I've never
done before, as well as give
me a steady job. I'm going to
work at the school as one of
the instructors." When asked
how he was chosen for this job
he said, "I happened to get
some of the best grades in the
class and I did well on the
machines. I still have another
30-hour instructor's course to
take for my new job, but I'm
very much looking forward to
it." He starts on Monday just in
time for the next class to begin.
The next class started Mon-
day, October 2. The class takes
up to 20 people and already


. has 19.
George Roman, 31, of Ft.
Myers is another graduate. He
used to vorik for a garbage
company in Ft. Myers for about
a year, but lost his job because
the company moved from Ft.
Myers to LaBelle and he didn't
have transportation. He said,
"My plan is to achieve my goal
and learn more. I %\ant to go
on to get my level ii and level
III licenses. I want to operate a
crane machine tut I have to
take another class for that
First, I \want a job because I
have a girlfriend and son to
support "
The idea is to train these
people for the SFWM C--13
Reservoir project that starts in
March or April of nexi year. in
the meantime Rebecca Muller,
the service coordinator for the
Career and Service Center of
S\\TL, \as there to help with
job placement
Most of the completers of
the program will be going to
Work for southwest Florida
businesses and some will
remain in the training pro'-
gram for level II and level III
training.
If you would like informa-
tion about the construction
trades worker or the heavy
equipment operator training
coordinated by the Education
Center, contact the director,
Sonny Hughes at 863-675-6800
or SHughesedcenter@earth-
link.net. There are openings in
a construction trades worker
training program beginning
October 16, in LaBelle, coordi-
nated by the ECSWF for resi-
dents wanting to work for local
construction companies.


"It was a shocker," said Mel
Karau, Hendry County GOP
Executive Committee Chairman.
"We visited Mark Foley in Wash-
ington. I think he's done a lot of
good work for District 16. It's a
shame if the allegations are
true."
In Pahokee, Mayor J.P. Sasser
said Foley was a constant source
ot support for the Glades initia-
tives in \Washington, D.C.
"Even though we're not in his
district, he always had strong
feelings for the Glades. 'He \as a


supporter of our regional water
plant," said Mr Sasser. He said
news of the scandal took local
residents by surprise.
"Like everyone else, I'm com-
pletely shocked," said Mr. Sasser.
"I just did not know that side of
Mark, which is a private side. My
prayers go to everyone
involved."
On Monday, Foley's attorney,
'David Roth, told the Associated

See Foley Page 2


What will a



half mill buy?


By Patty Brant

For the first time in about 15
years the City of LaBelle -has
increased its millage, from 3 to
3.5 mills provoking loud
protests from a number of busi-
ness people and residents. That
.5 mill \ as necessary to cover
and additional $283,398 in
expenses.
The operating budget
expenditures for 2006-07 repre-
sents an 8.9 percent increase
o\er 2005-06. So, wvhat can -resi-
dents expect -to get foi this
increase'
The largest addition to Ihe
city's budget is in the form of
three ne\\ emplo ees: a plan-
ni r ($'62,000 including equip-
ment i; inspector plans revile\-
er '($72,500) 'including
equipment-and a vehicle;
CADD.GIS operator ($56,000
including vehicle and equip-
menti and part time Animal
Control employee $2,(000 for
equipment).
Remodeling the civic center
to serve as commission cham-
bers and the current chambers
into offices ($-10,i:0 0) as well as
insurance, fuel and electric
increases (just over $50,000.1
also fall under new expenses.
Sheiia Johnson of Barroco
Engineering has been serving
as part time planner foi a cou-
ple months, but a full time posi-
lion is in the new budget.
Mayor Bengston praised the
volunteer code review board
that has been working diligent-
ly for several years to get the


city's codes in -order, but noted
that most of its members are
-real estate people and develop-
ers w\ho 'have a vested interest
in the city's codes. City Attor-
ne OwC)en Lucke\ has been
looking after the city's interests
on the code review -board, but
his time is limited. The mayor
wants to make sure the resi-
dents are represented as well.
A proposed inspector.plans
reviewer \will relieve some ot
the workload from Superinten-,
dent of Public works s M'ike
Boxle, who has been wearing
many hats tor a number of
years. This job \%il entail
re\i\ling residential and con-
mercial construction plans.
-A CADDGIS operator \vil
help upgrade city' maps and lay-
ers, working with the planner.
The mayor points out -that
the commissioners studied the
proposed budget, making cuts
at the budget workshops,
including, a plan to hire one
police officer for the city; a new
dog kennel and new truck; and
equipment from the Streets
Dept.
Commissioner Zimmerly
also voted for the .5 mill
increase, along with Dave
Lyons and Mayor Bengston.
"People aren't seeing the
whole picture," she said about
the increase, "we won't have a
lot of mone\. This is onl, 50
cents on $1,000 and they ha\e
to remember that we didn't
appraise their proper We
See Tax -Page 2



Hospital lowers



village rate


By Glenda Wilson

Thes Hospital Board of
Authority held its final public
budget hearing meeting on
Thursday evening, September
28. Local community citizens
who attended the meeting
voiced their concerns over the
rise in county tax assessments
and urged the Board to con-


sider lowering the millage rate
of Hendry Regional medical
Center.
At that meeting, the Board
voted unanimously to lower
the millage rate from 3.1 mills
to 3.0 mills. In addition, the
Board adopted the 2007 Hos-
pital Budget. The Budget con-
tains provisions for improved
. healthcare services in both
Clewiston and LaBelle.


Kids Day: Loads of fun!


By Kristin Hunter

The annual Kiwanis Kids Day
at the Barron Park was packed
with kids of all ages as Kiwanis
gave out a total of $400 in raffle
prizes including a bicycle, donat-
ed from Ace Hardware, games
such as Connect Four and LIFE
and a basketball goal.
A of people who helped
make this event possible includ-
ing First Bank of Clewiston,
which had fishing games, the
Corps of Engineers with infor-
mation oh water safety, the
Legion Riders, who were there


with their motorcycles for kids
to get a picture on. The Depart-
ment of Transportation gave out
free helmets and safety informa-
tion, the Hendry County Health
Department/Early Learning
Coalition provided out informa-
tion on autism awareness, quali-
ty child care and volunteer pre-
K, the Humane Society brought
three adorable little puppies, the
Sheriff's Department fingerprint-
ed kids and the fire department
gave demonstrations to those
brave enough to face the scary
equipment that the fire fighters
have to wear.


Caloosa Belle.'KrnS Hunior
Seven-year-old Tanner, three-year-old Miah and five-year-old Brady Hippie hug tthir fred
stuffed animals. .-'


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have to look forward, not back
and take care of or future
needs."
The commission did want to
keep its three-month emergency
reserve which would altow the
city to continue operating in the
event of a major disaster, FEM
would help eventually, but it is
unreasonable to expect any assis-
tance for months
To facilitate better budgeting,
city department heads are now
creating a five-year plan outlining.
that department's projected
needs in an effort to plan and pre-
pare better for the futre..
Other needs
Mayor Bengstonr said that,
whea he was campaigning for
office fast year, residents corn-
plained that the town looks
"dirty" and many roads, especia-
ly neighborhood roads, are in di-
repair. He has made a primary
goal of repaving as miaay streets
as possible. He notes tht the area
of Ehm and E. Eincol is especially
in need of repairs The sidewalk


area on the west side of Martini
LOWter King Bld. is in serious
need of attention. Wik the walk-
ing area ony separated from te
traffic lane by a double yellow
ne, f it a safey hazard for wafu-
ers and school child re waiting
for the bus. OTe0 wa ed he
d y at te dole yelow Mes
add to the confusion since they
idlate a no passing zone inM he
Aceter of the road. The cy does
not have te money to it iI a
proper sidewalk,, however, it is.-in
me posiEtionof having to miakedthte
area safe. So, the mayor said
workers will be installing "traffic
delineators," collapsible poles-
that will mark off the sidewalk
from the street, as a temporary
measure. Money for that project is
in the budget. The speed Kmit has
also been reduced to 25 mr.p:.h
Recenffy sr e City commissIon
voted to d6 some stop-p rep
wore oi soitBniege StreeL
A new $28 million, 4 9illfon
galon per day reverse osnmois
water plant has to be at the top of
thae city's "to d" liet, foowed by
cornetilgr residents to the sewer-
plant The city is currency in the
process of lining up funding for
the water plant, beginning with a,
consriurm ot local banks. The


plant wil be located off Helms
Road in the Pad property aea.
Crrenty, Me cily i speSndig $2
miB~on to do testwe and per-

Filndig space
The city is tying to sole its
spea mrmc y uacEbiy" g part of
the deicenter as commission
dhamaber and ofiem space Tha
wVil allow oe ernfrcesne fi to
move bacto dty Eai frOmn the
Barron Park House. Pflas are to
eliminate tWe iie enter stage
and irse tat area down to he frst
pilar for a commission cdir-
ber/office space. 'hat wil leave
adequate sie for nest omam-
nir events, May" B o 'gs
addl tat inQ ianf t m se e ema -
rentag* ditecwkcenfeir aearMt
am firm aLa lee Te otaW eost
61o an ame leflrIag $SOP
vwtie & in- M fe budget for the

Upsta~is offices at cty halt
were recently reparioaed to
accommodate more employees
aswelL
Mayor Bengston pointed ozt
that, just because a position is onl
twe bieos,1 doesft me itwiiwB be
Sfied immeiratelyf. Fst yo hare


to find ISe right person, get stmi
on board and up to speed before
rePirmalres cabe m&-E Thre-
fre, me ity needs to sgt ated
now.se
May" Bengslto noled Oat
addM~io fning is needed to
keep up with- laBeBets growled.
f m e als and maed be
empaded to IacMom a e new
anilaeatanttianesmoney.Ttn
trying to do smy st e he said,
"Hmprot vye wl e 8fl pal dfe
sa~iff tin hJanany after tx oniey
te omein he a eMeaitiv
adig, andertiansd tme
b/fte Eidgt acfwards and
ftowardsE Tve done it fr yeaws&
rIm keoaingM e dl3y iodge#,
kartMI g tae Potess and (am
wb staff We mast go fekwadl
We dent fowtwfegwN hama ise B
geadc yewBrblt t hame to faam to
beabketco~nkme.
"We doWr'l set ft asess-
menets"' he added, saying iighi
property assessments have tVaMs-
lated iwto exepm*l i y igas toetx
bills th year. W bh Wnildibg
beginnings to stow down, vak es
are coming back to more rearti
-evese, but psopesties won' he
igasse5sedundiiiitnesEtyeaar-


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Glaes LL has a new *ain


A Clear Tide Company of the Gades,. LLC
has re-located their office from II0 lrN. Main
Street, LaBelle to 777 W. Hickpooeee
Avenue, Suite B, Saunbelt Professional
Center, Lalelee. The company provides the
area with prompt and professionalU title insur-
ance and real estate dosing services.. For
more information, contact the LaBede office
at (863) 675-6705 or the Moore Haven office
at (863) 94&3705.


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Foley
CoatinMed From Page 1
Press that Foley checked into an
afcoholfsm rehtabltation faeity
over the weekend. He refuse to,
identify the facility,
Florida Democratc' Party ffi-
dais are calling for an inestiga-
ton of Markl FPoey aid of otsber
who may have known; about ae-
gations against hiMw
"These Repufiean fai9edl to
safeguard vulnerable youths for
whom they were directly respon-
sible. That's the bottom line. The
Foley Five must be fully investigat-
ed' and held accountable for their
negligence," Florida Democratic
Party Chair Karen Thurrna said.
"The Foley Five should suspend'
all' campaign activities until the
investigation is complete, and a#W
recipients of Foley-tainted money'
ought to donate those funds to'
the National: Center fo Missing.
and Exploited ChiMren iimeriei-
ately or they risk implicitly sup-
porting the actions of those whio
protected Mark Foley."
The "'oFey rve" as designated
by the Dem'orralic leadership,,
include: U.S. House Speaker Den-
nis Hastert, R-ll.. U.S. Rep. T'ob


Repyoki., RX, U.S. Rep., John
Shtiikls, RMhe tUe to se Maei-
Ry Leader John Boesirer, R-Oio,.
and U.S. Rep. Rodney Alexander.
R-a.
Acerdinig to report thi flt
AssociatedPutess. thwe FBIb inves-
p&t ca m (h soeab*, *,tee Mey
cotul end up being prosecuted
Wonder' chaid protection laws he
helped enact.
FoFey. a Repubians from Fort
Pierce, was elected to Congress
in 1994.. Prior to his election to
Congress, he served in the Florida
Legislature.
Under Florida law, Foley's
name wilB remnn on the ballbt.
lThe ballots have ateadiy been
printed and some absentee bad-
tots have alreadybeen sent out.
On' Monday afternoon, the
Florida Republication Coimittee
narsed Joe Negroni as the new
candidate for the Distriet Nl Cos-
gressional Seat. Votes cast for
Foley will go toMr. Negron'.
State Represefettive Nevgrim,
44, is anm aftorney foum tarif He
was eleteld to the Florida Homle
of Represetataires in 2m00 and
was subsequently re-elected. As a
state representaiM re served on
the Fiscal Council,.the Legislative
Budget Commission, the Select


Commite on Medicaid Refaorm
and the Rules and Calendar'
CounciL He began a ampaig.
fo Florida Attorney General this
year but dropped out when for-
mer US. Rep. BOll McCoftim
detidedtorumi.
The lhiam pw ias-
trict inchdes. Glades, Highlands,
Okeechobee counties, as weR as
parts of Hendry, Charlotte, St.
Lucie, Martin and Palm Beach'
counties.
Unit the election', the Wash-
ington, D.C. office and the district
offices of the former Congress-
man Foley will continue to serve
the peopFe of the T6th Cofigres-
stonal District of Florida under the
supervision of the Clerk of the
House of Representatives, Karen
Haas. Staff members of Repre-
sentative Foley's office remain' on
the House payroft under the
supervision of Ihe Clerk of the
House to offer other general con-
stituent services provided by
House offices.
The Washington, D.aC office
and the Forida district offices are
open on a daily basis to accom.-
modate congressional business.
Under House rules, the Clerk
manages the offices when a
Member dies, resigns, or is


expelled This artihorily, which
does not inchre noting erepsen-
tatinm continues uiati successor
is elected to il the vacan seat
The Washington offie for
Congressional Distict 16 is loat-
ed in 4 Cartnon House Office
Buildmig, telephone (20) 225-
5792. Mal addreed to the Office
of the Si eea Congressiona
District of Florida. Washington,
D.C. 20515, will be delivered
through the integral House mati
distribution system.
The district offices are located
at 444 PGA Blvd., Suite 406 Palm
Beach Gardens, FL 33410, (561-
627-6192); 18510 NMrdock Circle,
Suite 536, Po t Charlotte, Ft
33948, (941-627-9100); and CO
Annex Building, 250 NW Comntry
Club Drive, Port St. Lucie, FL
34986 (772-878-31581.
Some of the instant message
exchanges between former Con-
gressman Mark Foley and a
teenage Congressional Page have
been posted online at the ABC
news Web site at http://abc-
news.go.conrWNT/BrianRoss/st
ory?id=2509586&page= 1.
Warnings are posted that reader
discretion is strong advised.
atty Brant and Jose
Zaragwzacon ibued to this ri-
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ORDINANCE # 20W-S
CTY OF LABELLE
Zoning Change Whalfey (-Iu to R-2)
Hendry Street

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF IABEILLE, FLORIDA, PROV HIDING FOR AMENDING OF
THE CITY OF IAISELLE ZONING MAP; PROVIDING FOR CHANGING THE ZONING OF
LOTS: 22, 2, 2, AND 25, LA BELLE ANDtEWS ADDITION TO LABELLE PARK LABELLE
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Giving for life
Giving the gift of life: Max Harrelle donates blood. This is
Max's 20th time donating blood. He has donated a total
of 2 1/2 gallons of 0 positive blood. There were 51
donors and ten referrals. Lunch was donated by the
Legion Auxiliary. Desserts: Barbara Concran, Mary Bar-
toshuk, Diane Davis. The $20 gift certificate from Log
Cabin went to Tammy McCluskey.

Banda found uilt
Banda found guilty


of grand t
Former Clerk of Courts employ-
ee Angela N. Banda-was found
guilty of grand theft and sentenced
to five years probation by Judge
Edward J. Volz, Jr. on Sept. 18. She
is also required to pay court costs.
Her sentence may be reduced by
half with full restitution.
She had pled nolo contender
and waived her right to appeal.
The accusations came to light
April 6 after Clerk of Courts Barbara
Butler provided information to the
sheriff's office, that a large amount
of money -as rnuch as $60,.I. -
was found to be missing from her


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office between October 2005 and
April 2006.
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monies had been missing fron-
their deposits since October 2:1.15
Clerk's Office emplo\ ees
researched their records and found
that the\ did not accurately reflect
what should have been deposited
into the bank accounts and that the
bank deposit slips did not balance
\\ith the couritl 's records
Ms. Bandahad been employed
as a finance clerk by the Clerk's
Office since November 17,2003.


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Thirt-.ear-old Jorge Aguilar
Batalone \\as sentenced to life in
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jury found him guilty of capital sex-
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public. defenders, office was
appointed to appeal the case.
SBatalone was arrested January
12, 2004, after an 11-year-old girl
* told her mother he had sexually
assaulted her: The incident took


place at a motel where Batalone
had taken the victim and two other
young girls to swim. There was no
forensic evidence in the case. The
victim did not tell her mother for a
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she was afraid to However, she did
call one of the other girls in from the
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A juvenile was arrested Sep-
tember 22, and charged with
battery on an officer, battery on
an elected official or education
employee and resisting an offi-
cer with violence. James Clerk of
the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office was the arresting officer.
A juvenile of LaBelle, was
arrested September 25, and
charged with vehicle grand theft.
Suzanne Higby of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.
Edward Lee Ward, 20, of
LaBelle, was arrested September
27, and charged with possession
of cocaine. Brett Edward Daley
of the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office was the arresting officer.
Daniella Nella Herrera, 22,
of LaBelle, was arrested October
1, and charged with aggravated
assault with a deadly weapon
without intent to kill. Rolando
Gajate of 'the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting
officer.
Juan Carlos Escobar, age
29, was, arrested September 30,
and charged with possession of


cocaine and aggravated battery.
Rolando Gajate of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.
Billy Rodriguez, 24, was
arrested September 29, and
charged with possession of
cocaine. Nathan Kirk of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
Alejandro Maldonado, 24,
of LaBelle, was arrested Septem-
ber 29, and charged with cruelty
toward a child-abuse without
great harm. Michael Home of
the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office was the arresting officer.
Amy Ballard, 35, of LaBelle,
was arrested September 29, and
charged with buglary. George
Elver of the Hendry County Sher-
iff's Office was the arresting offi-
cer.
Kevin Thomas Hellard, 31,
of LaBelle, was arrested on Sep-
tember 17, and charged with
burglary and larceny ol $300-
$5,000. Suzanne Higbv of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.


Obituaries


Anne Teresa
Weisbeeker Boland
Services for Anne Boland,
age 86, of LaBelle, will be held
Sunday, Oct. 8, at American
Legion Post 130 at 3 p.m. The
Legion Auxiliari \'%ill conduct
the service. in lieu of flowers
contributions ma\ be made to
the American Legion Child Wel-
fare Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box
1055, Indianapolis, IN -16206.

Loretta Wilder Lay
Locretta \\ilder Lay, age 79, of
LaBelle, passed a'way Septem-
ber 30, 2006, in Fort Myers. She
was born Nov. 18, 1926, in
Calvin, Kentucky ato Andrew
Jackson and Elizabeth Ivena
Cathern (Watkins) Wilder.
Loretta devoted her life to car-
ing for her husband, children,
family and taithfully served the
Lord. She loved gardening and
flowers.
Survivors include daughters:
L. Cathern Bailey of Mont-
gomery, AL, Mavellen Jacque-
line Scudder (Jerrne', Talla-
hassee, Phyllis Ann Hughes
(Mike). of Cape Coral,, son:


Luther Clyde "Luke" Lay, Jr., Tal-
lahassee, sisters: Elizabeth Ann
Greene (Don) of Pineville, KY
Wilma Fallang (Lyle)' of Col-
orado Springs, CO, brothers: A.
J. Wilder(Merlene) of Dayton,
OH, James Joe Wilder of Over-
land Park, KS, bother-in-law: J.
C. Lay(Opal) of Williamsburg,
KY; sister-in-law: Roberta Sue
Ne\ manl Marvjin., Lehigh
Acres, Rhoda Sue Webb(Slan-
ley), Cincinati, OH; grandchil-
dren: Paige Lay, Tallahassee,
Jason Hughes, Ft. Myers, Teresa
Mary Scudder (Ron Nledcalti,
Ft. Lewis, WA, Cathern Ann
Scudder, Boca Raton, Charles
Edward Lee Scudder, Tallahas-
see. She w\as preceded in death
by her parents; husband, Luther
Clyde Lay; grandsons: Tyler
Clide Lay and Tra\is Jacob Bai-
ley.
Services will be held Thurs-
day, October 5 at the Akin-Davis
Funeral Home Chapel-LaBelle
at 6:30 p.m. with Reverend
Jerome Sears officiating. Inter-
ment will be Friday at 10 a.m. at
the Ft. Denaud Cemetery.
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Notice is hereby given that the City Commission of the City of LaBelle will
hold a public hearing Thursday, October 12, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. in the
Commission Room, LaBelle City Hall, 481 W Hickpochee Avenue, LaBelle,
for the purpose of considering the following:
Merit Petroleum Company is requesting a special exception to the City of
LaBelle Code to allow an automotive repair and/or automotive rental facility
in a B-2 zoning district.
The property location is at the Southwest coiner of E. Hickpochee Ave. and
Lee Street, and is commonly known as 141 Hickpochee Ave. E. LaBelle,
Florida 33935.
All interested persons are invited to attend and be heard with respect to the
proposed ordinances. Interested persons may appear on their own behalf
or by agent or attorney If anyone decides to appeal a decision made by the
Commission with respect to any matter considered at the meeting or hear-
ing, a record of the proceeding will be needed for the appeal and that for
such purposes, may need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding
is made, which record'includes the testimony and evidence upon which the
appeal is to be based.
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MOTIVES?: There has been a lot of commotion in town regarding
our Property Appraiser Kristina Kulpa and the assessed values of our
real estate in Hendry County. Why do you suppose one real estate bro-
ker is so interested? Is there a personal agenda here?

WALK A MILE: I am outraged by some of the behavior at the civic
center meeting Sept. 26. Kristina Kulpa, Hendry County Property
Appraiser is a professional. She has set the values of the property in
Hendry County according to the mandates set down by the State of
Florida. She knows that these values are disturbing because they rose
so rapidly in just one year. This phenomenon was not isolated to our
county alone. This is something property appraisers are struggling
with all over the state and other parts of the country. I'm certain she is
doing everything she can to cope with the problems created by the
inflated real estate market and high selling prices of the last two years. I
dare anyone to "walk a mile in her shoes" prior to passing judgment.

REAL ESTATE DILEMMA: Aren't real estate brokers supposed to be
professionals in their field? Aren't they supposed to be conducting the
very same comparative market analysis that the property appraiser
uses? How come I don't see anyone complaining about the high prices
real estate companies set on their listings? They are even higher than
the assessed values imposed by the county.

DO YOU REMEMBER?: Doesn't anyone remember when a certain
real estate person fought like a pit bull to get an agricultural extension
on property purchased from the Oxbow-auction? She won and was
awarded the exemption. I think we've caught "the pot calling the kettle
black."

CAN'T HAVE IT BOTH WAYS: People in LaBelle are talking out
both sides of their mouths. They want to sell high and pay low taxes.

WIN ONE, LOSE ONE: Thank you, Hendry County commissioners,
for understanding that in a year when assessed values have been
raised so dramatically there is no need to raise the millage. It's a shame
that some of the city commissioners lack the ability to comprehend
basic math.

SAD STATE OF RENTAL PROPERTY: I'm calling about the rentals
here in LaBelle. It's crazy. In the season they can get $300 week from
illegal pickers, and nobody else can find anything. If you're lucky
enough to get one of those crappy trailers, you pay triple.

END OF MY ROPE: I have called the dogcatcher on the same dog
five times and two of my neighbors have too. Nothing was ever done.
Somebody tell me what can I do?

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Thank You


Kids Day sponsors
,: Kiwanis again thanks those
who assisted in making another
great Kid's Day at the"park. We
appreciate U-Save Market, Army
Corps of Engineers, Ace Hard-
ware, Crystal Spring Water, Jim
Mace, LaBelle Fire Dept., Sheriff
Ronnie Lee and trustees, Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary, Betty With-
nell, Fun Van Ken Stanchi, and
Caloosa Animal Shelter. Thank
you!

Thanks for
the uniform
The LaBelle Middle School
Broncos were sporting their new
football uniforms this past week.
The uniforms were donated by
Terry Cross, the director of the
Hendry County Recycling Pro-
gram here in LaBelle. This dona-
tion comes at
a time when LMS has needed
some support in the initial sea-
son. The coaching staff appreci-
ates the generous support of the
LMS program and looks forward
to working with the LaBelle com-
munity.
Kevin Lutkenhaus, Vice Princi-
pal at LMS


Teens doing good work
While visiting the Fort Denaud
cemetery on September 23, we
were so thankful to see a group of
teens from the LaBelle High
School Honor Society spending
their morning at the cemetery.
They were volunteering their time
to clean, weed, rake, etc. the
grounds so as to do their part in
beautifying the area. .What a
blessing it was to us to have teens
around who were willing to take
the time to do such an honorable
duty. Also, a big thank you to their
advisor, Mary Sue Smith for initiat-
ing this project.
SL Sincerely,
Seth andVicki Howard

Honest folks
in LaBelle
I would like to thank the folks
at Hari's Pizza for being so helpful
to me. I accidentally left my bank
withdrawal envelope at their
store. When I went back the next
day, they had found it and instead
of just keeping it, they turned it
into the Sheriff's office where we
could pick it up. Thank you again
for confirming my faith in the
honesty of our people here in
LaBelle.
Arthur and Donna Waldron


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Letters to the Editor


Living on a racetrack
Editor
I live in N. LaBelle, across the
bridge. I feel as though our sher-
iff's dept. doesn't like to come
over here. Living on County Line
Rd., I am 15 feet inside the Hendry
County line. We seldom see
patrol cars and many, many cars
use the road like a drag strip.
There is a four-way stop at the
intersection with Thigpen and the
posted speed limit is 35 m.p.h.
Most people who use this road
don't bother to obey the limit.
Some go as fast as they can. I real-
ize our sheriff has a budget but
we pay taxes, too. We deserve the
same protection given to people


on the other side of the bridge.
ThankYou
ClaudiaJ.Wilson

No show
Editor:
Where was our Property
Appraiser on Tuesday night? I
asked Kristina Kulpa if she would
attend the county commissioner
meeting and explain the values
and she replied if she was asked
she would be there. The commis-
sioners invited her to attend and
she was unable to attend but
would send an employee. Need-
less to say no one showed up.
Kristina, the greenbelt laws
have been in effect for many years


and the enforcement of these
laws is your responsibility. I have
no problem with legitimate Ag
exemptions, it is the properties I
have mentioned to you since
2005.
Isn't it a shame that a taxpayer
had to bring it to your attention
(again) that properties were get-
ting agricultural exemptions that
did not meet the standards for ag
exemption? Just think of the tax
money Hendry County would
have coming in for all those river-
front properties that you are
allowing agricultural exemptions.
Have you corrected the taxes on
the riverfront properties or are
those individuals still paying


minute amounts? Hendry County
taxpayers will be watching you
and remember an election is
coming.
Thank you to our County Com-
missioners for lowering the mill-
age to 6.5 percent. Citizens of
Hendry County have to remem-
ber they did this to help us and we
will be losing state funds because
of this. This will be a belt tighten-
ing year and the commissioners
may not be able to have road
work done as rapidly, but they
have put our pocket books first.
Each one of us owes the commis-
sioners a Thank You and I person-
ally send my appreciation.
DonnaKane


A bit of insurance claims depart. humor


A bit of humor from.the insur-
ance claims department
First, due to a scanning error in
last week's Caloosa Belle, the IRS.
form I referred you to was wrong-
ly shown as Form 700 (seven hun-
dred), it should have said Form
706 (seven hundred and six). This
is the Federal Estate Tax form that
gets filed on behalf of decedents
after death. It is about forty pages
long. Everyone who has a size-
able estate should pick one up
and review it. They are free. It will
give you a new appreciation for
CPAs and Tax Attorneys.
Now, for the first time in this
column, I am going to give you a
little laughter. Some real claims
sent to insurance companies will
tickle your funny bone. Remem-
ber, these were real actual claims
sent in for payment! And, these
are drivers out there on the road
with you and me. We sympathize
with the law enforcement officers
who have to deal with this stuff.
Coming home I drove into
the wrong house and collided
with a tree I don't have.
The other car collided with
mine without giving warning of its
intention's.


byWayne C. Switzer

I thought my window was
down but I found out it was up
when I put my hand through it.
I collided with a stationary
truck coming the other \'a
A truck backed through my
windshield into mywife's face.
A pedestrian hit. me and
went under my car.
The guy was all over the
road. I had to swerve a number of
times before I hit him.
I pulled away from the side
of the road, glanced at my moth-
er-in-law, and headed over the:
embankment.'
In my attempt to kill a fly, I
drove into a telephone pole.
I had been shopping for
plants all day and was on my way
home. As I reached an intersec-


tion, a hedge sprang up, obscur-
ing my vision and I did not see the
other car.
I had been driving for forty
years when I fell asleep at the
wheel and had an accident.
I was on my way to the doc-
tor with rear end trouble when
my universal joint gave way caus-
ing me to have an accident.
As I approached the intersec-
tion, a sign suddenly appeared in
a place where no stop sign had
ever appeared before. I was
unable to stop in time to avoid the
accident.
To avoid hitting the bumper
of the car in front, I struck the
pedestrian.
S* My car was legally parked as
it backed into the other vehicle.
An invisible car came out of
nowhere, struck my car and van-
ished.
I told the police that I was
not injured, but on removing my
hat, I found that I had a fractured
skull.
I was sure the old fellow
would never make it to the other
side of the road when I struck
him.


The pedestrian had no idea
which direction to run, so I ran
over him.
I saw a slow-moving, sad
faced old gentleman as he
bounced off the hood of my car.
The indirect cause of the
accident was a little guy in a small
car with a big mouth.
9 I was thrown from my car as
it left the road. I was later found in
a ditch by some stray cows.
The telephone pole was
approaching; I was attempting to
swerve out of its way, when it
struck my front end.
I once wrote an automobile
policy against my better judgment
on a family with a new sixteen-
year-old male driver. The:mother
assured me her son was very
mature and responsible and a
careful driver. Six months later he
had an accident The mother told
me it wasn't his fault, because he
was driving on a street that he had
never driven on before, so:he had
no way of knowing there was a
stop sign on it. Be careful! vWayne
C. Switzer, CLU, www.ninjadog-
gy@aol.com


Power plant provides environmental opportunities


October 2,2006
Dear Glades County EDC
Directors:
I ask the EDC Board of Direc-
tors to consider amendments to
the FPL power plant endorsement
resolution. These amendments
are designed to protect the
longer-term economic health and
well being of our region while we
also pursue near-term economic
growth.
The amendments boil down to
2 basic additions: :
1. Encouraging FPL to incorpo-
rate capture-ready design princi-
pals, so that in the future, if cap-
turing greenhouse gases from
power plants becomes,part of our
national strategy to combat global
warming, it will be possible and
economically practical for our
new power plant to make this
transition. The design changes
required to make the power plant
capture-ready would be modest,
involving providing space, valves,
etc. for the CO2 connections to be
made at later dates.
2. Encouraging FPL to fund in
Glades County, the creation and
maintenance of a new, non-profit
organization to provide people
throughout the USA with informa-
tion about capture-ready technol-
ogy and advocacy. This past week
I have called many of the leading
scientists to learn more about car-
bon sequestration, particularly
how it relates to new coal-fired
power plants. I was amazed to
see how few scientists, engineers
and policy advocates are working
on the issue and to discover that
there was no centralized source
of information on the subject suit-
able for use by concerned citi-
zens. This represents a significant
gap for the nation and another
unique opportunity for Glades
County economic development.
If we incorporate these two
new aspects into our resolution,
we will be making national news
(positive news...unlike our cur-
rent negative national political
notoriety). We will be one of the
first communities in the country


to both embrace a power plant
project while simultaneously pro-
moting capture-ready designs.
Furthermore we will be the only
community to seek a carbon
sequestration & capture ready
information clearinghouse to
serve the nation. It will be.news -
good news!
EC members should be aware
that. our resolution, is.of conse-
quence. FPL has a web site wait-
ing to present our endorsement at
http://www.fpl.corm/envirbn-
ment/plant/gppsupport.shtml.
Whatever we decide will be trace-
able to each of as published direc-
tors of EDC on the organization's
web site.
If operational today, the Glades
Power Park would be the largest
coal-fired power plant in Florida.
It would be the 6th largest of all
power plants in Florida (the larger
ones are all nuclear or natural
gas).
Florida is particularly vulnera-
ble to the effects of global warm-
ing and sea level rise. We should,
therefore, be leading the efforts
towards prudent measures to
safeguard against such a fate. If
we incorporate these additions
and adopt the resolution, we will
have endorsed the power plant
project, but with a clear indication
of our social consciousness.
Decades from now, when peo-
ple look back and ask why the
people of previous generations
did so little to address global
warming, I would like our actions
in Glades County to represent a
clear example of prudent efforts
towards wise economic and envi-
ronmental stewardship. We will
either demonstrate that we
attempted unsuccessfully to
address the problem or, if we
actually succeed, we will have
been among the first counties to
have started down the path of
change that led to solutions and
positive outcomes.
The U.S. Department of Ener-
gy, Electric Power Research Insti-
tute, and the Coal Utilization
Research Council currently list


CO2 management as one of its
top criteria in new coal power
plant performance standards:
1. Air Emissions (S02, NOx,
Hg, and particulate)
2..C02 Management
3. By-product utilization (ash)
4. Water Use and Discharge ,
S5. Plant Efficiency
6. Reliability Availability
S7. Capital ahd Product Cost
(power and fuels production)
You may also want to read the
comments of President Bush
from 5 years ago when he decid-
ed not to sign the Kyoto Protocol.
(www.whitehouse.gov/news/rele
ases/2001/06/20010611-2.html)
"The effects of greenhouse
gases and global warming are
becoming an increasingly accept-
ed part of our planning formula."
"There are only two ways to
stabilize concentration of green-
house gases. One is to avoid
emitting them in the first place;
the other is to try to capture them
after they're created. And there
are problems with both
approaches. We're making great
progress through technology, but
have not yet developed cost-effec-
tive ways to capture carbon emis-
sions at their source; although
there is some promising work
that is being done."
While society may not yet be
prepared to pay the cost of car-
bon dioxide capture and seques-
tration, we as the EDC should
help reserve this option for the
future by encouraging the design
of a capture-ready power plant
with sufficient flexibility so it can
efficiently incorporate future tech-
nologies at modest costs.
Coincidentally, the same geo-
logic research that SFWMD has
done to investigate the potential
for Aquifer Storage and Recovery
of fresh water, is also useful in the
process of carbon sequestration
site investigation. The top nation-
al scientists on the subject have
published reports that Florida's
deep geologic formations are suit-
able for carbon dioxide injection.
Think about it...15 years ago,


nobody would have thought we
would be paying $1.00 per thou-
sand gallons to store water in
massive artificial reservoirs for
environmental protection rea-
sons. (Those are rates compara-
ble to utility supplies.) But today,
that's exacty what we are doing.,
Our' socie my .ma very well be
going through a similar value
transformation relative to carbon
dioxide and our atmosphere.
Today, our EDC can demonstrate
leadership and vision by taking
steps to make adopting future
environmental protection tech-
nologies more affordable.
I encourage EDC directors to
consider the suggested amend-
ments. I will offer them at our
meeting where we cal discuss
the subject.
Sincerely,
John Capece, Ph.D., Agricul-
tural Engineer
Southern DataStream, Inc.

Suggested amendments:
Whereas the Florida Power
Plant Siting Act requires a bal-
anced submittal by any power
company seeking new sites, and -
Whereas Glades County is a
small, rural county seeking eco-
nomic development expansions
such as offered by this power
plant, and
Whereas, the sophisticated
technical staff needed to under-
stand the other involved conse-
quences and to recommend
needed mitigation actions are not
affordable by the County,
Therefore Glades County
requests that the public agencies
involved in review and recom-
mendations of this power plant
please act as agents of Glades
County in understanding the addi-
tional impacts such a power plaht
may also have, and make recom-
mendations and requirements
common to more populous
County staff reviews that resolve
the conflicts.


Taxing times in Hendry: We have a problem


Gauging by the volume of citi-
zen letters to the Caloosa Belle
regarding the announced and pro-
posed increases in the City and
County real estate taxes. I'm
reminded of that scene in the
movie Apollo Thirteen. The scene
where Tom Hanks advises that,
"Houston, we have a problem."
Now, of course, to compare
that, "out of this world experience"
to the taxing dilemma might take a
little getting used to, but, like so
many other of life's experiences,
there is nothing new in the world
today except the history you don't
know about. This is particularly
true if you are under the age of 60,
and have never known a depres-
sion or a major financial crisis.
I'm reminded of a saying my
Mother used to refer to quite often
after having survived the "Great
Depression" without having to go
on welfare.


fs your world
Get evolved!
She said "No matter how you
try, there are two things you can't
avoid in life, death and taxes."
Today, I think she might have
expanded her saying to include
"Develpomentitis."
In my articles I have tried to
point out the perils and pitfalls
attached to that Catch 22 social
phenomenon, "Developmentitis"
and the resultant "land rush" of the
past two years, inflating property
values that is now hitting you in the
wallet.
Not to minimize the severity
and hardship of the real estate tax
increases, they're really just the tip
of the iceberg.
Wait until the school Board
announces their increased budget
needs for new schools and all the


necessary auxiliary needs, includ-
ing teachers.
The proposed tax increases
only address, not satisfy, all the
infrastructure needs that the
already approved major housing
developments are now requiring
countywide.
The County has already sig-
naled that current county facilities
are inadequate to meet current
*service needs in administrative,
law enforcement, incarceration,
judicial and overall county services,
countywide.
One of the most valuable les-
sons I was fortunate to learn and
retain was to always review your
options.
Option # one is in order to deal
with the current situations and the
outlook they potentially propose,
the Board of County Commission-
ers, and your City Commissioners
need to be deluged with your con-


cerns and constructive criticisms.'
Once you know what the Comr
missioners, are. going to do in
response to your stated concerns
you can implement the other
options that satisfy your needs.
On a lighter note, I don't know
how many of you remember the
TV show, Hollywood Squares. If
you remember the MC, Peter Mar-
shall, posed questions to a panel of
actors such as Charley Weaver.
Peter asked Charley, "Which of the
five senses tends to diminish as you
get older?"
Charley replied, "With me it's
my sense of decency."
So before you, and they, get any
older, let's all plan on appealing to
our County and City Government's
elected officials "sense of decen-
cy"!
Respectfully,
T. W. Bill Neville (Hendry Cou-iW
ty Citizen & Taxpayer)


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Lapp is named new county attorney


By Patty Brant
Commissioners approved two
new appointments at their Sept.
26 meeting. Mark Lapp, general
counsel for CHL Holdings, Inc., is
the new county attorney. In addi-
tion to experience in land use
matters, environmental permit-
ting, project planning, litigation
and corporate law, he served as
attorney for South Florida Water
Management District from 1990-
2004.
The county also has a new
Emergency Management Direc-
tor. Maria "Lupe" Taylor's
appointment was confirmed by
the commissioners. She has been
working for the county for several
years and is certified in Emer-
gency Management.
Senior
Connections update
Senior Connections Executive
Director Christine Nolan
explained to the commissioners
just where that agency stands
now. Senior Connections lost its
funding last summer and Area
Agency on Aging designated
Hope Connections as the new
provider for services to seniors.
Ms. Nolan reported that Senior
Connections is regrouping, work-
ing on a partnership with Good
Will Industries.
During the month of August,
Senior Connections served 1,759
meals to 105 clients (52 in Clewis-
ton, 53 in LaBelle). In September,
1,581 meals were served to 71
clients (32 in Clewiston, 39 in
LaBelle). Hope Connections


Hendry County School Board member and former Dean of Edison College's LaBelle campus
Sally Berg and current Dean of the Edison Campus Lucinda Kelley presented a memorial
proclamation to the Hendry County commissioners, heralding Ken Curtis as a "role model for
others through his work, his leadership, his concern for others and the peace and dignity with
which he lived his life." In addition to his civic contributions, including helping establish the
Hendry County Bank and his support of education through the Isabelle Curtis Scholarship
which has helped educate over 1,000 local students, the proclamation expressed respect for
his "selfless contributions which have accorded him a special place of honor in our hearts
and minds." Pictured from left: BOC Chairman Darrell Harris, Sally Berg and Lucinda Kelley.


opened its congregate meal site in
LaBelle. As of Sept. 20, about half:
of Senior Connections clients at
the Nobles Center \\ere transi-
tioned to Hope's meal site; 26
were receiving home delivered
meals from Senior Connections.
SIn' Clewiston, as of Sept. 20,
only Senior Connections was
serving congregate meals and 20
were receiving home delivered


meals.
Ms. Nolan told the commis-
sioners that Senior Connections
is transitioning its Clewiston
congregate meals site over to
Hope Connections. She said
currently there is some duplica-
tion of services, but as of Octo-
ber 15, she said, all client
should be transitioned over to
Hope.


The Edison campus continues to grow


The Edison campus in LaBelle
is up 55 percent in attendance
from last fall. Due to such growth
they now have a full time English
teacher to accommodate the
many students. The) are now
offering Criminal Justice classes,
as -well as some Engineering
classes. They have a really strong
Early Childhood Program where
one can attain a CDA license or
director's credentials. They offer
a broad range of General Educa-
tion courses toward earning an
AA or transferring to a university.
Due to such a boost in atten-
dance more classroom and park-
ing spaces are needed. They offer
a full lab that is open Monday-Sat-
urda\.
Generally all ,;~,e,dIation
requirements can be met at the
LaBelle campus.
Lucinda Kelley, Dean of the
Edison Campus said, "We're get-
ting a lot of people from Lehigh
due to Hwy. 80 being done."


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Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
Amanda Lehrian is the new
first full time English faculty
member at the LHS Edison
College campus. She has a
full schedule of classes. She
formerly taught English at
CHS and recently received
her Master's degree from
Penn State.
Spring registration will start
Oct. 23 on the web. Walk in regis-


ration starts Dec. 4. Spring class-
es start Jan. 4.
Mrs. Kelley added that they try
to meet the needs of degree and
non-degree seeking students
They have students of all ages
from a 15-year-old dual enrolled
student to a 78-year-old student.
They offer day and night class-
es with three types of courses to
suit the needs and schedules of
all. They offer traditional classes
such as those in a class setting
with a teacher; blended classes
which are part online and partly
with a teacher; or a fully online
course.
The new Edison campus is still
in the capital funding campaign
stage. It is expected to be in the
started b\ 2010 or so.'"'In the
meantime we're still moving for-
ward adding new classes every
semester and giving people
access to programs that the\ are
interested in," said Mrs. Kelley.


Almanacs


LES fundraiser
LaBelle Elementary School
will be selling nuts from Oct. 3-
17, just in time for Thanksgiving
and Christmas.
All items must be pre-paid.
Checks should be made payable
to LaBelle Elementary School.
Items may be picked up on Mon-
day, November 2, 3:30-5:30 p.m.
in the cafeteria. Students will
deliver items..

Humane Society
On spay/neuter surgery days
only vaccination service are
offered on a walk-in basis. Octo-
ber dates for the vaccination clin-.
ic are; Oct. 6, and 20, 10 a.m.-l
p.m. Different vaccine packages
are available for dogs and cats.
Please call or email Suzanne
M Bonnell, Director of the
Caloosa Humane Society, Inc. at
675-0997 or dogncat.petfinder.
corn dognpuppy@earthlink.net


OCA offering pot luck
The Ortona Community Asso-
ciation will open its first member-
ship meeting of the season with a
potluck dinner at 6 p.m. Tuesday,
Oct. 10. Members are asked to
bring a dish to share. Drinks will'
be furnished.
Meetings are held at the
Ortona Community Association,
3000 Ortona Road (Highway
78A). All are welcome!
Auxiliary cooks.
breakfast
Come to the American Legion
Auxiliary breakfast every Sunday
in October from 8-11 a.m. 'at
Legion Post 130, Hwy. 80W $6,
all you can eat!
Hey, boaters!
It may only be mid September
with hurricanes on our minds,
but it is less than ninety days until
the LaBelle Christmas Boat
Parade, set this year for Saturday,


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The curtain opens at 7 p.m.,
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29 are Sunday matinees and
begin at 2 p.m.
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Committee proudly endorses


SDonna Storter Long

for Glades County Commissioner Dist. 2


Its timefor a change."


We supported Gov. Bush's 2004 appointment of Donna when she served as interim Commissioner and encourage all
Glades County voters to recognize the better choice we now have for accountable representation in our county govern-
ment. It is time for a change.
Donna has served Glades County as Member of the Glades County Building Planning Zoning Board of Adjustments,
as a Director and Treasurer of the Glades County Economic Development Council, and as President, Secretary,
treasurerr and Director of Ortona Community Association.

It is time for a change.
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6 Caloosa Belle, Thursday, October 5, 2006)


Volleyball edges S. Fort Myers


Another victory by the Cowboys!


The Cowgirl volleyball team
defeated visiting South Ft. Myers in
a five game match up. The Cow-
girls took the first two games 25-
17, and 25-13. Then South battled
back in the second two, 16-25 and
23-25. The Cowgirls went into a
rally score fifth game, taking the
match 16-14. Seniors Dani Blake
and Heather Raulerson paced the
Cowgirls picking up big numbers
in all statistic categories. Blake
dished out 36 assist and 6 aces
while scrambling for 9 digs.
Raulerson put down 10 kills and 4
aces and led the defense with 18
digs. Alexa Redish led the way


offensively with 12 kills, while
Blake Rice-added 8 of her own.
Alexa and Blake also contributed
defensively both picking up 10
digs apiece.

JV volleyball
The JV Cowgirls defeated
South Ft Myers in two games 25-18
and 25-19 to bring their record to
5-3. Stephanie Pack led the Cow-
girls with 12 digs and 7 kills. Ada
Johnson contributed 11 digs and 3
kills, while Brianna Sanchez
added 5 aces, 4 digs and 2 kills.
Setter Kaylynn Cash had 12 assists,


3 aces, 2 digs and 2 kills. In Clewis-
ton the JV girls came up victorious
in two games 25-3 and 25-14. Ada
Johnson led the Cowgirls with 12
aces. Brianna Sanchez added 7
aces and 4 digs while Kaylynn
Cash had 5 assists and 4 aces.
Against Cypress Lake the JV Cow-
girls won in two games 25-14 and
25-9. Brianna Sanchez led with 7
aces and 4 digs. Stephanie Pack
and Ada Johnson contributed 6
aces and 2 kills each. Kaylynn
Cash added 6 assists and 2 kills.
Beatrice Hemandez finished it out
with 2 kills and 3 aces.


Jr. Varsity still undefeated, 5-0


By Mallory Allen
and Ron Dunbar

The Cowboys Junior Varsity has
awed many with their efforts this
season. After winning their game
against Lemon Bay, 40-0, the boys
were all action. The top runner of
the game was tailback Dadrion
Williams with 8 carries for 70 hard-
eraned yards. As a sophomore he
has shown great skill and leader-
ship. Freshman Brian Hull also did
an excellent job as quarterback,
completing 6 of 9 passes for 100
yards and four touchdowns. He led


the team by throwing many pass-
es. Scorers of the game, Hobbs
Crockett, Josh Grimaldo, Ricky
Rodriguez and Dorian Deas, all
scored one touchdown. Angel
Alvarez was the only Cowboy to
score two touchdowns.
Defensively the Cowboys were
led by freshman Dale Thompson
as he recorded 8 tackles and recov-
ered one fumble. Sophomore line-
backer Robert Ford also had 8
tackles and Alvarez contributed
%with six.
The coaches as well as the fans
were all very proud of the team. As


many of the fans drove thehour and
a half drive to Lemon Bay, theywere
not disappointed byaboring game.
"The boys were scoring left
and right!" One excited fan and
mother said. "They really have
their game on!"
This season the boys have
stayed tough through some of the
hardest of games. Their teamwork
is one of the best in the school and
the effort is endless. They have
done a great job this season.
Hopefully the boys can come
together again as they replay the
Clew\iston Tigers on October 5.


Cross country teams running well


There were five teams total
at the cross country meet Sept.
26 the most ever including
LHS, Bishop Verot, Clewiston,
Lake Placid and Desoto. The
Cowgirls finished 2nd to Clewis-
ton. Brooke Norris ran a great
race finishing 3rd over-all with
her best time of the year at
23:52. Irene Garza also ran well
for LaBelle finishing 4th over-all
with a time of 24:49. Karina
Marines was next in with a time
of 25:50. Shayla Wilson was the
4th runner in for LaBelle with a
time of 26:55 (Her best lime of


the year) and Nancy Vasquez
finished the scoring with a time
of 27:43. Vanessa Cantu and
Emily Hull also ran well, with
times of 28:16 and 28:41. respec-
tively.
The boys finished first by
defeating rival Bishop Verot by a
scant one point' Senior Stafford
King finished first and ran his best
race ever and new 5k school
record of 17:24. Drew Dyess was
next in at 19:30. The third runner
in LaBelle was a big surprise as
freshman Chris Tirnms broke the
20 minute barrier with a time of


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Jacob Stallings and Jose
Guillen finished the scoring for,
LaBelle, 20:24 and 20:26, respec-
tively. Cesar Mateo 20:27, Caleb
Rhoden 20:-9, Timmy Fromm
20:51, Oscar Tovar 20:55 and
Brandon Temples at 20:58 all
finished under 21 minutes to
contribute to the Cowboy's vic-
tory.


By Malloiy Allen
and Ron Dunbar
The Cowboys did an excellent
job this past Friday as they defeated
Lemon Bay and won theiirst dis-
trict game. Being pumped up and
ready at the start of the,game, the
Cowboys started strong in the first
quarter. The Cowboys had two
touchdowns a 21-yard run by
sophomore fullback Brandon Vil-
lareal and a 15-yarder from senior
tailback Andrew Tovar. Rey Her-
nandez made excellent kicks for
the additional points. This conclud-
ed the first quarter of the game
with a total of 14 points for the
Cowboys and just 3 for the chal-
lengers. This started the second
quarter leaving the Manta Rays
behind vith only a field goal for
three points. Andrew Tovar led the
Cowboys this game %with a total of
170 yards and three touchdowns.
He also had one catch for 23 yards.
This was one of Tovar's best games
yel. He, however, wasn't the only
Cowboy that made a strong effort
on the field. Senior wide out Chad
Lulkenhaus had the crowd on the
edge of their seats as he caught six
passes that added up to 119 yards
for the game. He hauled in two key
receptions from junior quarterback
Caleb Jordan while Tovar finished
off the drive with a 3yard run and a
20-17 halftime lead.
Starting off the second half of-
the game was no: surprise as the
Cow boys' defense held the Manias
back. However, their defense was a
different story. The Cowboys man-
aged to get the ball into the end
zone two additional times.
The stingy Cowboy defense
took over and created some golden
opportunities for the home team.
The offense did not disappoint
them as Villareal and Tovar found
pay dirt from 4 and 19 yards out
behind some outstanding blocking
from junior right guard Blake
Barnes and senior right tackle Mall


SCaloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter!
Players of the week from left: Defensive player of the week1
Caleb Jordan with 19 tackles, Offensive player of the weeki
Andrew Tovar with 170 yards rushing and Special Teams Rey!
Hernandez graded out at 80 percent.


Rentz and a commanding 34-.17
Cowboy lead.
Brandon Villareal was another
name that stuck in the minds of
many. Being the only sophomore
on the team, Villareal made a huge
contribution by adding 12 points to
the board. Towards the end the
Mantas were able to gather up
enough force to score two touch-
downs in the end of the second
quarter. This didn't bother the
Cowboys as they, too, put in their
teamwork and came up on top.
The second half of the game was
spent holding the Mantas back and
scoring two more touchdowns.
This completed the game and
ended the score with LaBelle 34,
and Lemon Bay 17.
On the night Tovar finished with
a career high 13 carries for 170
yards and three touchdowns. He
also had one catch for 23 yards.
Jordan had a solid night at quar-
terback thro%\ing the ball going 7
of 8 for 151 yards Most of that
yardage went to his favorite receiv-
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receptions for 119 yards.
On defense Jordan also turned
in a stellar performance as he
racked up 19 tackles from his
strong safety position. Tovar
recorded nine tackles from his line-
backer spot and junior cornerback
Thomas Bennett chipped in with 8.
solo tackles.
The boys did an excellent job
working as a team and winning.
their first district game of the sea-
son. The Cowboys have made
excellent process in becoming a,
team and sticking with the game alli
the way through. The next game is;
scheduled to be away against thel
Lely Trojans. LETS GO BIG RED!
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I SPORTS FANS!
I I
, I BET
YOU I
DIDN'T
KNOW
I BI, ouilt to v\a' I'\
I LLangfol d '
I The Philadelphia Eadles and their L
I quarterback, Donova-i lkrr'.ibbb hid 3 II
I tough year in 2005. But .IcNa-l. nilI
entered the 2006 .eason .-;ith the -ec- I
ond lon. et irte:rce.i:,rn rjre in NFL hi. I1
tory. As of the season opener i.kN.ibb
had attempted2,90-4 parse;, '.th ijut 06
interception., for a rae of 2 24 Do ou .
know which quarterback had the !0o .
-irt interception rate of all time'
Surprin,rgl, the answer is Neid
O'Donnell, iv.'hio ipent mot ofhi career I
"ith Patt.burah O'Doruiell thc,' iu-t I
6S mtercepatnn- m 12' irceer paF. i
attempts, for a rate of 2.11. I

In K.iria, Cir,' io06 cperrig g3me I
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oL orirn tded t E 7ii:n K1 ,,;rd- tfor the I
tirt ri n-. Lr, l') ,ic- Tbht cquiled the l
mnrk o1f rune nriirht i00 \'ard g.mes )
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Sanders. .

Pitcher Bert Blyleven's dubious
record is dirll -'it -sr crf the end of the
2,"., n, jr Iyeue b.3eb.Alj -e.--,rn Any
guesses as to which record that is? In
1986, while pitching for the Minnesota
Twins, Blyleven set the mark for most
home runs allowed in one season when
he gave up a whopping 50. Second is I
SHouston's Jose Lima, who surrendered
48 long balls while pitching for I
Houston in 2000. Third on the list? I
None other than Blyleven again, with 46
in 1987, one year after he set the mark. I
I Tied with Blyleven at 46 is Robin I
I Roberts of the 1956 Phillies.
I 'I
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:for .ar uij:.:,ile rel. riitijl p.:.l'-.( $150,000 per acre
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* Over 1.7 acres of beautifully shrubbed and landscaped
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Huge screened lanai, oversized carport, 2 sheds and addi-
tional 4 stall carport/workshop Plus pasture for kids pony!
Worth calling about quick! $199,900.
* Back on the market! This 2.5+/- acre mini estate
makes relaxing easywith a 3BR2B manufactured home.
Featuring ceramic tile, textured walls & spacious
kitchen. Only $179,900.
* 2/1 home located on a generous-sized 1+ acre lot
tucked away on a quiet street. Oak trees create a back
yard of enchanting beauty. A must see! $165,000.
* The Luxury of Space! Both inside on outside. 4/2
immaculate home nestled on 1.25 acres. Stunning
stone fireplace in Family room. Formal dining off of
huge kitchen with lots of cabinets and countertops.
Tranquil Master bedroom offers a personal retreat room
and lavish bath. Spacious and smart buy at $154,900
* Relax the rural way! Situated on 1.25 ac in growing
Montura, beautiful new 2006 3/2 manufactured home
with over 1100 sq ft of living area ready for occupancy.
SELLER FINANCING AVAILABLE! $149,900
*REDUCEDI REDUCED! 3BR/2B home exceptional
inside and out! Watch the sunrise on front deck and
sunset on the back deck. Something for everyone with
1 acre fenced yard to keep kids happy, large workshop
for Dad and big kitchen for Mom! Just $139,500.
* Charming Family Friendly 4/2 home on .78 acre!
Thoughtful design with split floor plan, beautiful
kitchen, and lavish Master bath. Bring you family to
Country coziness! $137,900.
* Rare find outside of LaBelle but not to far from
schools or shopping. 3BD/2BA manufactured home fea-
tures split floor plan, builtin cabinets, seperae shower
& garden tub in the master suite, and much more! All
on .50+/- acre. $132,000
* Renting? No Privacy? Stop throwing away all that
money and see how great ownership feels! 2/1 on over
a Vt acre yard. Start building equity today! $113,500.


* Best Bargain for Miles! 35 beautiful sec
ONLY $25,000. per acrel WITH Pole Barn
several wells Call ASAP for showing $87
* Location with a Future! 1700 Ft. Der
Acres already zoned RG1. Surrounded b)
division. Ripe and Ready for developer. $E
* 5+/- acres in Pioneer Plantation. Suitabl
home or manufactured. Only $165,000.
* 13+/- acre orange grove. Located offS
$132,000.
* Uncramp yourself on this spacious 2.:
Evans Rd. with a pond and fenced for liv'
goodbye to city pressure and enjoy
$130,000.
* 1.84+/- acre located off Jacks Branch
This property has lots of oaks, pines an
Perfect for the nature lover Priced at onli
* Genuine Country Feel! Days gone by a
the best on this private & secluded 2+/-
special! $93,900.
* Call for prices on all our Montura


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I-BEDROOMES. T S REMODELED HOME 'ih ic. /2 (200') -ALI -ARBOR IANU A D HOME features cathedl cel
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$ 199,900 .
2,5 ACRES. THIS SPACIOUS W/2 (2003) PALM HARBOR MANUFACTURED HOME features cathedral ceil-
ings, a split floor plan, large bedrooms, walk-in closets. Modem, black kitchen appliances. Ceramic tile in entry,
bilh f.ii.h,'i SitluaJeJ ,-i 2 a". >-rci Balk p i-urc ;* f-r,:efl rei'r tj. v A r ,.,- Ha.! -. er" ni,:e oaks.
S:.'.:. like tbratin'e t. $219,900
JF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A PEACEFUL COUNTRY LIVING. LOOK NO FURTHER! This is ideal for a
weekend get-away, or full time residence. There is a storage in back, a small barn, a detached carport, dog pens,
and lots of pretty trees encased in 2.31 totally fenced acres. The home is a FleetWood, nearly new model in
immaculate condition. You gotta see this one!!! $199,900


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A n "CINDY L. ALEXANDER
ft. on LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKER
ASSOCIATES: EDT.RWHAC RN
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BRIDGE ST & WASHINGTON
M^, I[ SE HABLO ESPANOL
RENTALS AVAILABLE 10+/- oak filled acres. Property has been split
NO PETS into two 5+/- parcels. One is vacant with septic,
BRAND NEW HOME in Port LaBelle 4/2/2 electric and well. The other has a 3/2 mobile
$1,800/M with a screened in porch on front. Asking
IN PORT LABELLE 2/1.5/2 $750/M $349,900.
IN PORT LABELLE 2/1/1 $600/M 2/2 ON 100+/- ACS in Glades County.
LEHIGH ACRES POOL HOME In $2,500,000.
Westminster Gated Community. Fully furnished IN EAST FT. MYERS 3/3/1 over 1,900 sq. ft.
in River Oaks 3/2/2 + Office. Non-Smoking. $2,000/M living area. Home has 2 masters, new roof, new
With a wood HORSESHOE ACRES (East of LaBelle) 3/2 A/C, fenced yard. Motivated seller. Asking
.0,000 Mobile. $800/M. $279,900.
-= aB EAST FT. MYERS 3/3/1 Extra space every IN PORT LABELLE On a corner lot. 3/2/1,
ii where. $1,200/M. newer roof, painted on the inside. Priced to
COMMERCIAL OFFICE SPACE sell. Only $189,900.
uded acresat $800+tax/M LOCATED IN THE CITY- 2/1 being sold 'As Is'
n, Electric and
5,000 LOTS STARTING AT $22.500 $125,000.
naud. 6.39+/- ON MLK BLVD 3/1 home has been renovat-
y upscale sub- HOMES FOR SALE ed. Priced to sell at only $129,900.
800,000. IN THE CITY LIMITS ON OAK ST 2/2 with ON PHILLIPS RD 2/2 two story home on 5+
leforsitebuilt carport on a double corner lot. Owners have acres. Home features an open floor plan with
taken care of this home and it-shows. Home is screened in lanai on the back and a balcony on
Sears Rd. Only in excellent condition. $182,900. the front. Property has several trees, large barns
POSSIBLE OWNER FINANCING In Venus and out buildings. Asking $450,000.


5+/- acres on
stock. So say
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Rd. in Muse.
d palm trees.
y $85,000.
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acs. Fresh air
Listingsl


* Drop dead gorgeous! If you're looking for the dream lot
for your new home look no further Located in the sought
after Belmont S/D in LaBelle. This .37+/- acre is truly a
dream come true. Only $79,900.
* .29+/- acre in the Belmont S/D. Priced to sell @ only
$64,900. Possible seller financing.
* Beautiful wooded 1+/- acre homesites! Outside LaBelle
limits but only minutes from town! Just off E Road. Don't
miss owning acreage dose to LaBelle. $46,900.
* Call about our Port LaBelle lots!

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* POTENTIAL COMMERCIAL Location of a Lifetime!
Generations will file past well-traveled location of this
8+/- acres on SR 80 in Alva. Over 1,000 ft. of road
frontage and 3 existing entrances off of SR 80. Cleared
with well and electric. Time's on yourside in this invest-
ment! $2,750,000.
* Prime 20+/- acre potential commercial parcel located
near West Glades Elementary in Muse and just minutes
away from downtown LaBelle. $3.50 per square foot.
* 1.18+/- acres zoned C-l commercial just South of
LaBelle with 175+/- feet of frontage on SR29 and
frontage on Luckey Street. Asking $499,000.
* Beautiful .25+/- acre corner lot in downtown LaBelle
w/great potential. Currently zoned for duplex or single
family w/a possibility of rezoning to Business.
$119,900.


i 863 675 4550
O0ri0 281 S. Bridge Street LaBelle
R l Rodney Murray & Seth Howard
S Lic. Real Estate Brokers
Stot co. Associates: Phil Lewis,
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 & partially
fenced. Close to LaBelle. $254,900.
4/2 well maintained home with 20x30 workshop,
150' irrigation well, fenced yard, within walking
distance to schools & shopping. $274,900.


61.25 acres. Improved
$11,000 per acre.
19 acre orange grove.
$11,900 per acre.
40 acre orange grove.
$11,900 per acre.


pastures & fenced. Only


Located in Hendry Co.


Located in Hendry Co.


365 Acres w/3,000+/- ft. on Hwy 80 and
1,300+/- ft. on Old River


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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
sC9rt n0


l& Feature, open floor plan. split bed.
rooms, Frigidaire stainless steel appli-
ances, tile throughout, separate tub and
shower in master, vaultedceilings, patio
and two car garage. $249,900
BRING YOUR BUSINESS TO THE
HEART OF THE CITY. This business
zoned property is located in LaBelle on
busy Hwy 80. Improvements include
CBS building with a 44'x24' canopy.
$399,000
WATERFRONT HOMES/LOTS
ONE OF THE FEW privately owned
man-made deep water canals in


LaBelle! This water-
front homesite is locat-
ed in LaBelle City lim-
its. Home site includes
ownership of the
canal, which provides
protected boat dock-
age and direct access
to the Caloosahatchee
River. $299,000

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
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
'c.,.ered with large oaks. Call for more
details. This i., a MLUST SEE $475.000
WATERFRONT & PRIVACY AT ITS
BESTI This ecir tl\ renuo .,ted '3BR -BA
home locatedd at th-e O)rl.:.na L..,l.-
Fish I'from v ,oit o- r. pl te J.:..:l .
i Permil in pl..ce V. add nr, .l.-.ck hiII 1
Prnctd,to sell'' $499,900
BEAUTIFUL RIVERVIEWS from this
waterfront home site on dredged river
oxbow w/ private dock in place. Home
site is located approx. 75 ft. from 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 waterfront & situated


c.n -. h h the Cal.ao h -,rlihee
R'.ei i lr...:,:..aal \ Ate i ai i rid the- ...Id


out. Priced to sell! $130,000
3BR/2BA HOME. WELL KEPT &


i.ci- xtb.oi. $1.500.000 CLEAN! This home is truly a beauty
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCA- from the inside out. Features: ceramic
TION!!! Thi 3 + acire pr.intiula hi. tile, bonus room w/hurricane shutters,
i. eSi i. ot C l.:.iahalc:hee RI:.cr screened porch, alarm system & spacious
fihnuntse ith H..' 2"9 sji:,:e' Zon.rd CJ 2 bedr.c.-.m3 S & bjFahr..'irm. Well manicured
\.:.ur p;,-.bilittie are er.ndic! $3.300,000 corner lot w/irrigation system. A must
HOMES [N LABELLE see' $189.000.
AFFORDABLE AND WELL MAIN- 3BR-2BA HOME W TILE through out
TAINED .BR .'BA mjrrula,.iured h -.mni Ir-'"r, are. I- iln ri.:.irm plus family
t. r'Ti ..e p,:.i,ble 4th bedr,:..r., room. Fenced back yard w/many tropi-
Pertcic, i tier i.rr.e .-1 rental irui- cals & BBQroom. $179,900
ment. Located within city limits, com- 3BR/2BA CBS HOME w/Pool in Laurel
pltcdli rnii:ed & pi;.:ed t.. I,:!! $89.900 Oaks, very desirable neighborhood w/
A GREAT RENTAL INVTSTMENT OR great floor plan for a growing family.
STARTER HOME! Th,. ufactured home has a lot to offer. Split Home/pool needs TLC, being sold AS
floor plan, deck, new carpet & paint. IS. $235,000
Priced to sell! Po Fi.bie ie- rir,.nr,.i,.i 3BR/2.5BA CBS POOL HOME. spa-
available! Owner '.i ,I :.r..:.ei all ..ter-i cious floor plan, large family room over-
REDUCED'$105,000 looking oversized lap pool, patio and
3BR/2BA MANUFACTURED HOME courtyard. Also features office/4th bed-
on fenced lot w/ many oaks in LaBelle. room, walk in closets, brick paved deck
Home has 12' x 14' deck, perfect for and new roof in 2005. $310,000
elnl .sii.ullr. $119,900 NEW CONSTRUCTION
IMMACLiLATE 3BR2BA MANLiFAC- 3BR2BA CBS HOME! 'Spll tlot.,r plan..
TURED HOME itIaticd lon ,.r hadcd -.iii.+ tutl q II lgianitc coulnier tlop,.
,:. e 'r: .- 1 .I i[ n t....r(i -i & C:npere!, I"' ciramnic le aule ,d c ,:c ili.n .ond
Icr'ei-d I-f.in. t ale A cure. I -i ir.d .-cil).c;s ri...ie ilj g.}led i l t ..i ; $245,000
p1,1 l1,:.... plriii kticher. iitl parni., & ..HOMES ON.ACREAGE
bie.,ki- L ilunl'd Reduced $134.900 2BR/2BA "LIKE-NEW" manufactured
CHARMING 2BR2BA CEDAR HOME home w/ large screened room in
,i. .:,r, .:,.eri.:cd .:c' t ,er I[ i ir he ,:. Montura on 1.25 acre home site cleared
Fc tuics a'ie '.ulted c:ciris. t. re.i.ch w/ scattered trees. PRICE REDUCED
d .,-:.r, tcr.,.ed track )j.,:l e\i x a [.1 asbe $119,000
$199,900 SPACIOUS 4BR/2BA MANUFAC-
MOVE IN READY! Newly remodeled TURED home on 4.84+/- acres w/pond
3BR/2BA home located on large lot in mostly cleared. Split floor plan, large
the city. New carpet, flooring and interi- master L.rdic.T tb.,'rhi. office/nursery, for-
or paint & spacious master bedroom, mal living room, family room & open
$179,900 kitchen w/island. $325,000
HOMES BACK ON THE MlARKET! Priced to
3BR/1BA HOME IN COUNTRY sel1' 1i + A cic Cottage style
VILLAGE. Nice floor plan, tile through h.,:.ni I ...iaed in t I..ri L IBelle


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
3BR/1BA CBS HOME on 8.8+/-acres
fronting on paved road approx. 3 miles from
town. Property is fenced & cross fenced
w/gorgeous oaks & horse stable. $490,000.
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 ofLaBelle 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 East of LaBelle on 5 beautiful,
oak & citrus-filled acres fronting on SR
80. Home features many architectural
details from vaulted ceilings and sky-
light,. to Spanish tilc flooring C.utom
t1orot plan inltiade' 3 mja'ei suitet. pri
.ate rt-iri rio-,:.m! Tren-h 1do,-:.r t, l>: r c
lanai, covered, walkways, poolside rec
room, 1BR/1BA cottage, twelve-bay
workshop w/garage, electric gate
entranceway, paved drive & completely
fenced. One of a kind! $1,500,000
COUNTRY LIVING...minutes from
town. Located in the path of develop-
menti This 30 acre property w/custom
2BR/3BA home offers income from
grove, privacy & the possibility of future
development w/county approval.
$2,000,000
LOTS
PORT LABELLE LOTS AVAILABLE
$24,000 $48,000. Call for details.


3RD AVENUE .45 Acre $70,000
CALHOUN STREET .64 Acre $89,000
201 N. HICKORY STREET .62 Acre
$98,500
MONTURA RANCH ESTATES
Residential homesites available.
COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS
BEST BUY OWNER ANXIOUS!
Affordable Business Zoned Propertyl
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 Selll
$179,900
PRIME LOCATION! Business zoned
property located in Downtown LaBelle.
Perfectly situated on the corner of (HWY
29) Bridge Street & Park Avenue, le's
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
in estmrnt opprtunit) i, "277"frohntge'
on HIA 29 I 59+ acres on cornerof
H, 2y and N. Industrial Loop Road,'i3
[leel building,- i\Varehouse-3.S00 sq. h.:
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 mane eears. 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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TO MUSE PORT LBELLE RANCHETTES! ; ENJOY THE PEACE AND
a d'stres are Rerrr B'L L' ,Iuri'fl' 3Cr a -'u r-i: QL.ET Wf an ea Il m nraing cur ip
d r R/2BA :' .ni 'ht L'h- ;, i er r t tf e ,of coffee in 0,oljr owin .as. sln -.
6-1-6.-"ro*s i. X..arre nei,.hhrhood There is .20n room.Beauo~ul 1.25. rev-,e iid I;Ydt' =I e-.
gar r svwith. 36x6(0 f .tu grxtnbel-tipc:e ber eer ,lot 'lrwih th 3BRlBA :,ublewd
rn-.Up. .'[+ -. ,. ~ h.omc-rnr and hi rir. main rntc-d manTufactured home w.ith an so '"
.i. t b e ,e:. the hiomeo-re. n ,, locia.or. extra 2BR IBA sirglewade mau- a
,ronl ard in 1i ne r to be devoid. Bnat dock can be built on rJhe river lor f;cture- h.um in [mmokalee. Fenced ard ith irrigation affordable so vrsou an at.h:o .
ti pr.-l H-ih dod .r \Well and septic "ll he required. em and ? srortge shds. $245,000 place for youf


WATERFRONT HUM E
PANORAMIC VIEWS of the Caloosahatchee Rjcir
await you in this 3BR/2.5BA home \ith an oserstced
private boat dock. Commnunitn pool. boat ramip, & r[en-
nis court. $749,000
ENJOY THE RIVER from this fully furnished
3BR/3BA 2-story home. This home has been complete-
1, remodeled and features granite countertops, hard-
wood floors, large lanai with in-ground Jactzzi spa and
a boat dock. Fantastic river siews from each bedroom
Reduced to $698,000.
UPGRADED SBB/2BA HOME FEATURES 125 11 oi
river frontage. Convenientld located within 1 mile of
marina, restaurants and goli course. $599.900
SAVOR THE SUN at your private waterfront retreat
4BR/2BA manufactored home sits maI-esciallv at tlh
end ofa cul-de-sac. Osersized back porch Irolk u\ i tilhe
river for endless river views. $ 524,000
ENJOY AFFORDABLE RIVER ACCESS uith rhis
3BR/2BA home, navigable creek offers diieci attc'e tio
the Caloosahatchee River. $399,000
SUMMER FUN! 4BR/2BA M/H includes. 135 ti. ot rl'.c
access, making an easy launch for jet skis. Deta' hed
garage and high quality upgrades. Enjo) Lhe stin'

HOMES
3 BR/2BA CBS HOME on 20 + ac. boasti a tij 6 llt! ,i.i,-
36x36 barn, paved drive. atusnc flair meet country 'ch i mn $9
4BR/3BA BRICK HOME ON II + AC. FunLcr.rr.l brcdi
horse lunger. 2 add'l pole barns, and a torkshup .\ ir.;.: f"ti
4BR/2BA HOME ON 6+/- AC. Privaic stocked pantl. iitetr,
shed & 20x25 pole barn. Will allcw for 2 h.mestes $699.900
BR/2BA CBS HOME on 5+.'- ac Cro,. len,.ed p..dJ. i'jaker
ing with a coneneent dnve. $595,000
PICTURE PERFECT 3BR'.2BA I acre eiaic home Icaull ..:
access from the Communilv boat ramp. $5-19.900
DREAMS NEVER END in Lhi' custom 3BR 2B.A 1p.,1] h.. i.;
place Soaring ceilings, den an a gourmet kitchen $447.500
SBRMIBA 2-STORY HOME SITUATED in :0 ,'J + a..a nii\'2i,
shop. Oak covered acreage $415,000
3BR/2BA CBS HOME ON 4.82+-AC. Honm niTer, valllir.d cit
plan & e8 panmste back porch Cro, 'tencced pa.ii- irn,:l,.l..-
$375,000

S180 N. Bridge St. LaBelle, FL
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PERFECT SIZED GET-A-WAY OASIS! 3 BR.'2BA canal 39 AC. OAKi PLANTATION: :,f. ..~t.i., 1iI:
tron N M H includes :dleliled upgr.cldes iand thoughtful '1J h:..Inl.I rrF.ire De[i Tui:c\ H.'l.. nd
landscape $145.000 Bid CoIm ,. i ,, j,:,- i-,, I c .: .: lj,-.l ...
WATERFRONT HOMES SITES ". he i:d c npici l .-iinced :. -.l d
DREAMING OF OWNING YOLIR OWN 12 64-1+- :. .' c.d i.IiAii f.- ', .cd Surt
iclud dl .a I! L. drid $1,400,000 i.,'u l .,ir .huie.. $1,800,000
MAKE THIS 200 FT. OF RIVER FRONTAGE INCOME PRODUCING ORANGE GROVE
YO URS. 2 51i +. .ac. of Ilierl,..in .l cage '. ith reir v- -...:. ir,' r.., ui. i. j.ur, I .- : .,pl i
able -.poil aseiSneii, li :ia.i tess tirni CR 7. $965,000 I..c:n.ll.. b. lJii r,' iliin $12,500per
IMPROVED WATERFRONT LOT IN CALOOSA ac.
HARBOR. inr. iurles b.i..iim dock. 'ell. elecui.: ond pro- i3.32 + AC. OF ...k- p,-i. .:sp :- r.c:.-
tec aeal liarb-i Te. O '. r I16.i t of ~,teiliitnii $499.000 i.'d ruJtu .'.:l .-l.1 i-,.,.f .-,n IF,. .:r, i.
240 FT OF NAVIGABLE CREEK FRONT. Ri-,ti .-, l.,,i.,: .ip. ,: $1.190,000
l"ci. riveil access. and d,_,uk permn. [ectd restrulted OAKI HAMMOCOL CPRESS AD) PALMET-
c.nniiiit',. '.I + at- $429,000 TOS crJ.:L hi- f + Fl... ir.Ic ..i.:0
230 FT ON THE RIVER SIDE OF PORT LABELLE J ri..rhe.:h.rn, l1,100,000
RANCHETTES. 2 -.3 + at: ir liesiable dcud icntricti- -0 +- AC OFF -ell .rijni.iiiflr .il.lr i..iiJj
te.l c.:im mI n nti\. $425.000 UI.IhI..L-. J I-c.1p r. ,ealin r i .11. III J.: ..
TAKE IN 'THE BEALTY OF THE RIVER from this I ii-.l sr. lI: Or)r.ip: pi-..,: i. Ftr eniu..Il l-4
'2 S. + :i i.ome si r in P. LaPielle Rancelite es t .s It p-r jri i...ad $850,000
.:.I igrent:eli l:i _-,eicn home stie and ti-r. boat dcrks 30 +- AC. OF IMPROVID i...hj: *ith
allIuowed $4 10,000 ,..._ i:.l a(..h l:- Pli.:u j: .-lUc 1... i ,..re L.
IT DOESNUNDOBaGWERAmi $225.500 -Jn, .i.p h ..u-e $"05.000
20 +-- FENCED AC. .. n,--,.i .1 land
E....ill.nr p.-,rcai-nl $660.000
PORTRIIT OF PEACE. tlis .!BR .BA 0 + AC. ITH -lcr, ,-I j. ci ..u.i
-up intloui t..ti -. i,. jpii llt.n r'l in hli.me Ir Riuscrbcndi E iate -,..-, ..' -, [,., ., B,. h,: t ,. o
999 .000 iJ l[,d ..ui n -. -urt "k Bi ... |li ... 00 i0 "ii.... ..l
Ir i.. n .i.llluni rl.n I Irl rr ll I i.li, *. r. i. .lir i .nlH triJ l.i "' I "'. H"d-: $ 58.000
rne F.i 'Ic $999.0010 ( lO I.. r r..-.,, anl it l, ,. r,, sti- l e r 3 1ND ACRI HOMEMIT S i, jl-1-I: i. .ii
t'I lti' trrr 2is!i '. k ..irl pl.l h,. ir I. a nde I.j : l. l ;, I f .l'...Ih :, .'u I,.lh ,. i .. Ji..- jI
l\ .. t... t ~ '.I ili'i: $315,000 .. .. 5.)0 O 10 5$ 10000.
.ji.rI : I t u..,, i' .. LOCATION. LOCATION. LOCATION. 18.5 ACRES I,.. ir,:,J ..t ,I l, lli- I.1 lt..
Iop ( .l.l.i .I ..o'.a n. BR '2BA I-.,r, I. itr-
,ri L, ,I,.' I i.l .' ..i i n i ijUic L. 'irg ci ..rm m urniu .,.
$279.000
.sr n ., gl,.l -ic- A 1IHOME WITH PERSONALITY AND CHARMI 3BR '2BA tCBS hime -. split
IIs.',r pi.ii $248,000
I.l h in .. S.. 3BR "BA WITH 1.656 SQ. FT. LIVING AREA. Built 1. 'ili'I Sci-cr.cel ir.I I i h
.,_l. ,rn, 1 ,,.,. h o ,. $229.900U.
in., splt II..1,, 3BD2BA ON SPACIOLS GREENBELT. The hrmi i. had. Ihi. .-,-i:r i:. c.ll
,.k' ,.,,.l .I, '. $210.000
i BR BA B.SlW OiONT'IBUl !VCT95.000.
PARTIALLY FURNISHED .3,R -'P, ht-nrr, ,rni l.'ic iii'-f.tr. ,r,jr-jgt .h<,'l Ncdar
.o-.,i el .r,.,, $175.000
THE PRICHNDRTCIBlTRACT
3BR IBA COUNTRY VILLAGE HOME. N.:.. i li.andlcr anrl i.ndern:..in: ,,
I n .. I nT 1:rl. ii sicner d p-rch iir.'-' h baLck if hl. houime C..,rnmnrlt..l
S.,...I a .....u .- u : ii a n ie r...rri \ir .iloi a -ibl-e f i -;'3*i ii
% J n"rNET COUNSrI RULCTION
CUSTOM HOME! .13KI :-I.' CBS lhoirn .,h lli d l:....r, lOst mstailld l.,.,:-,t il ii
r,.'..u ..11-,. ,icr l '. r.. .ilihr. .-ut r.-.iiind ng in rti. ir,.' D $389.900
SF.FASHIONA.BLE AND FLiNCTIONAL rnec. :nirrut..r., BR 21R CDB' h.:,rr.: ...t
+ -- ir. nQuail Run l) $5339.000
BE THE FIRST TO IIVE In irh., BR. B'.A\ home that leatuie;. jr. .iddtlaii.al
S 1.1 1 I r..,:rr ilt.ii.....i hi. used a a 4h BR...'l'c .ir d r.I L ari (lCItiCs.izc gara1g
t_..nuplhtchd ,. luH 1(5 in $244,900
BUDGET FRIENDLY' NEW CONSTRUCTION. :.R 2'A.. ideI, hIccntillt ir.uire
priV.ji \ Reduced to $190.000 % $3.000 eller's contribution
JUST IN TIME TO DECORATE... i. .i,lh ne.' coi:,snru.i-.n hO.mtie In L4inael
II J m D -i rn t c-iui..rt I... ,:t n .hc P :rt- L B% lle Mcalrn.~. an Hi, 3.1 Call- nI 9 .90.
Sl.r .th J, nlgc ..tI .i criI i nn tir .li- h... irhe l.r! lti tai, rt ir $289.900.


.:..-, $359.000
15 + AC lo:-r .ui i -i: .:-i:unitr, hoi:,iT Z..r-
I per S.: $3-9.900
20 + AC.. t -' r,..,riiihnsrr p[, ,pcrr,'i ', ua icrn
iliiu $299,900
5 + C. ., ..i Lj .,:llc & .id, a hul J
uin...: tr .1i 5$269,900
10+ AC. rF A( s. ilu-.l Ia.:.c .j fJ.J .t I ji-i1
,:. ,ulJ b,. r-- ., .. i... .: 2-19,900
MUSE 5 ACRES .n 1:.1-.I:ll, lBj, [ :J
$200,000
LDEC(- ACRL GE, p: aj,.ul t .a.-. Jait .:.i
+ .: a $165,000
MONULiRA R.MNCH ESTATES. 1 1. I 2
+ j.. .i,.i; $39,900 1o $61.500
HOMESI1TE
REFINED HOMESITES j.ailljl-lk iIn .J--il
.''.r .l. ] I.J -1l 'il.- Frui--n $90.000 to
$110,000 n>: .i ..' ri ui i .r.ii i h....iT jl'.,- j.. aill

HAWlD r FIND OAK FILLED c ..i,-ri l-r I,. i
rh.: .:,r, $150,001)
ENJOY THE QUilEr-f ri,:, f ll.:d '. + t
i i,,,.r.n $99,900
CANA FRONT PARCEL. 'i + .j. E.I
j -:,: rH- ,- on $90.000
-t0+- A( LOT OFF CR '8 ir. rn....: .'a,
I,.rll .J -l.:- ...rl... -I.. JI.:.J 1. ll-n Ircc ,
tl inrr rhcn : pi.' .:n, 589,900.
.-10+ AC LO1 CROSS FROM CALOOSA
FS .1Tf ES s 11 ..i. l iI lhcd ...ell ,-.f
$89,O00.
IANLUFACTLrRED HOMES
COUNTRY CHARM ON 5 ACRES.
'BR 2B.\ '2.' "'-' q it honie I.ature.s, ine
irepli'.c.. k, li,.hr. :ic-..rn nirtldlng, s'.'ar-
,rig .-edJing jd iii, ll nit i k'iJ-ien utlht
bal i'l bdr 5r l.i!l h.ir.i L'ain In clud t AIk
in, ai ntd *i'., 1c ij:r, na b oin ,ireec
,:-n[:r i.I $525.000.
LIKE NEW IBI- 'B. ,.i'iuhlt,,ide MI'H
on i) 'i54 +.- A, $399.000
BEAUTIFUL WOODED 1.27 t'- AC.
LOT atn Inin'.-,k.e I ( LIR 2Bi.\ luutblc'de
M.'H a 2BR I BA\ ingleivide M,H
$245,1)00
STkRVED FOR SPACE? Triple, ide '.n v
S- ... v- -' I5S-1 "1 I It iint g. brii.k til.e
plaiC. J" 21 inrriiirnd p..-i and out-
,i.,ri ...kLshop' $199,900
2BR2BA WITH DEN un 2 plus daret
Si-' age .::n be split for addL.J-.nal hlome-
ir.,- $197.900.
MINT CONDITION iBR 2BA $158,000
LOOKS SMALL. LIVES BIG! 2-2 N MH
i.n I + c a kiir-au ....eril p. ,king,
,,i k .1"h., I or hohliiliii i,' $155,000
GET OUT OF TOWN PRICED TO
SELL '.L.tR- 2\h MH n n 2 lcu c will ni.ike
a p.citlc .1 rrin.' h.i $150,000


3 4 AC. BUILDABLE LOT offh Ue Oak Lane
ncri:led a the end of Htiicht] Tai3l $85,000
CHERISH THE CHARM of this beaunFul oak
filleJd il I.: lt 2 + ac $85,000
WIDE VARIETY OF HOMESITES in all units
.' P,:,Tn Latelle Sormething for eicr)one 1 4
-c ti I 3 + ac Sjrnmngit $27,900.
TROPICAL. GLF ACRES, Homesiles in
cthairl'-ri[c C'unrr)
2 2.5 ACRE PARCELS in Pioneer 31 Arcadia
jnd .4th St $87,500 each.
PRIVACY PURE AND SIMPLE on these 1 25
r,, "-' +. '.; parcels ichigh Propenies,
Pn. r: IiroTi $85,000 and up.
2.5 AND 5 ACRE Pjrccls in Pioneer
F'lm. i iit. Pn:ed from $74,000 to
$1 5.000.
LEHIGH ESTATES- 9 + ai Consrenienid,
I:,,,ji d t... Ft Myers $66,900
1 2 + ja: hbuldJabi lilt acei of Joel Blid in
Lehipl 562,900
INDIAN HILLS .& '.' a3. + $53.900 lo
$55,000
3 TO CHOOSE FROM 1 +- at lots in
COMMERCIAL
4.61 +,- AC. ZONED 1-2. OAner's
'-i.:.rceplual Buiilding Plin sill include a one
,.:.ri hulldiig jiade ki el Bih 6,i"ti' sq ft
.: ..:,r,:r b l....'k ,lff.i n areh use with i meul
ni.:f Budilri ngtis are neqjllble bertcen
hu-.:r Jnd seller $3,900,000
3.056 SQ. FT. COMMERCIAL BUILDING
I.'. 1 .: High traffic a'ej poid for
pi-rinr ...f p...e- uIl $ 1250.000
1.02 ACRES OF PRIME B-I ZONED
PROPERT' nr ia. Imilt operming .3 a
r .. rujurwjr 1r 1.200.000
EXCELLENT LOCATON FOR YOUR BUSI-
NESS! Bcjutu l i + a 'J,: parel's fuirc
;,.,-,,n i. "Pr.:''i:-cd:J T,-jnsionna BR 2BA
ficfulll ru i' ,ir pl'~p $ 8rt', 899,900
GREAT BUSINESS POTENTIAL itlh 245 jof
hi'h.huj 11) fr.,'itJage .$ u sl11 get noticed'
TI, I C.I + .j. 'ill ii,.i tI >,lng $499,900
IOUR BUSINESS BELONGS .:n thi, heat-j
Ir'.u.l.ru l jI:rc ; Ztn' lJ r I n.or iuij ui ''
"..- h uinlaiiil .J li ..ienitl $-4'9,2-18
OFF H W1 80 IN LABELLE. ."- + a. c ll
mnat.- j a ...fid ri'ul buirness IotAilion
p'..url. ..uc ip..ip,-cli h.ia grea p. sitlbllic'
$435.000
MOVE YOUR BUSINESS TO LABELLEI
HI-1ii.. ludil.l n ihit h i ccr redesigned to
I.,. li'l..ii.".l -l' .'"ui tijl'linctu' U h i-ernt ihen
.,,,n ...n r ui $224,500
COMMERCIAL LOT rnr LIuJkel St and Ist
.\,,: ii ,.,il.: 'l ,,:,-T, $137,000.


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Beautful -BRB.BA P,::ool Ho'me, I .ih-in
LaBelle city limits. Thij reimodklcd home
is ready for immediate occupancy.
Features include: New Hardwood floors,
New Frigidare appliances, Wrap Around
Porch, Crown Moulding, New Pool,
Carved Wooden Pub, Hardiboard siding,
Jacuzzi tub inmaster bath, Smart House
wiring, and much more! Call Jill
Dillman, at 863-673-3822 for more
information and to set up a showing.
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HOMES:






S$795,000 Alva Custom 2005 3BD/2BA
home on 3.71+/-acres. Home has many
upgrades and the property is filled with
mature oaks and much more. A must see! Call
today!


- Pyy,uuu 'oU/JlBA nome on I+/-acre.
Home has vaulted and coffer ceilings, a sound-
proof studio, moveable island in kitchen, and
an above ground pool just to name a few of the
luxuries that this beautiful home offers.
* $475,000 Looking for a home on acreage?
This 5+/- acre parcel has it all. This mobile
home features an addition with its own
entrance. Together you have 3 bedrooms, 3


For FREE Credit Approval Call
(863) 675-8888 or (863) 673-4325 cell




WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? WIHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN?
HOMES


3BD 2BAin 2.29
ilcres !1'-' 1.1 S Ft
$185,900


3BD/2 BA on 2.29
'acres 12-42' q Ft
$181,500


Brlnd New 3BD/2BA
2040 SQ FT
$235,000


NEW LISTINGS
Lehigh Acres 2BD/ 2BA $157,900

VACANT LAND
1/2 acre in Calobsa Estates $99,500
Port LaBelle Lots starting at $32,500
,.all .-, *:.f i.' /,-, :*. i.ib ,,-,i e;ei ,,,9, *-,i ,all o' .:. ':,,i li,'l't


274 N Bridge St
LaBelle,FL 33935-
863-612-0002
www.Wiq.elkingpm, ,'


238 m. Bidg t.-La'BeleFL3335- 6367-86
Lisa Anrews Li. Real s taeBoe


d[ dhll. j 1 II-1'1 [ L I'Wll l lr I ""11 hI11 -Ih .
addlItuf[i, I, ul[.L/h,. d it 0t 11uui1, .id n nLlt
more! The property features a pond with an
island and a bridge going to the island, an
above ground pool, 2 barns, 2 sheds, and
beautiful oaks, palmsmaples and more. Don't
let this great deal slin hv!


* $315,000 Situated on three full lots.
3BD/2BA with circle drive/carport and
detached 2 car garage with a work shop. Back
yard fenced with drive thru gate. Completely
remodeled and updated. New paint inside and
out. Roof and a/c three years old. Sewer is
hooked up. This house is as new as it can get.
Priced reasonably in highly sought after
Belmont Subdivision inside the City Limits!
* $176,700 2BD/2BA Excellent vacation or
starter home on a corner lot in Port LaBelle.
Spacious living room and separate dining
room. Screen enclosed front and back lanai.
Lot has a separate work shop and small tree
house great for kids.
MOBILE HOMES:
* $199,000 Beautiful 3BD/2BA upgraded


n,jr,ujflj'.rcJ h':.n :.n 2 'N+ .acrc -h'1 I J
vTry apdalIuub hume in ninnia.uldae cuindljuil
and had many extras. Call today for an appoint-
ment.


* $197,900 Immaculate 2 V2 year old
4BD/2BA manufactured home across fromthe
river and boat ramps. Many, many upgrades. A
shed and irrigation. Call for more info.
* $85,000 2BD/1.5BA Great retirement or
starter home. New carpet and tile. This is a
must see!
HOMESITES:
* LaBelle City Lots From $13,000 to
$72,900
* Port LaBelle Lots From $30,000 to 70,000.
Financing available call office for more info.
* Lehigh Lots From $46,900
* Montura Lots From $47,000 to $50,000
* Moore Haven Lots From $20,000 to
34,900
* Clewiston Lots starting at $24,900
Call for more information on Homes,
Homesites, Acreage, and Commercial
lots.


1. WEEKEND RETREAT OR carport, four zone sprinkler sys-
INVESTMENT PROPERTY! This tem, large custom storage building
3/2 mobile home on 1.25 +/- acre w/ new roof, fenced back yard and
is waiting for you! It's a perfect much more. $239,000
location for a weekend getaway,


affordable starter, retirement or
rental home. Located in Montura
Ranch Estates. $89,900
2. JUST IMAGAINEII This 3/2
mobile home sits on 2+/- acres
cleared, fenced, level and well-
drained. Make this home ,your
today! $149,900
3. SPACIOUS, AFFORDABLE
HOME ON ACREAGE! This 3/3
mobile home with formal dining
room, eat-in kitchen, fireplace and
much more on 1.25+/- acres could
be just what you been looking for!
Located in Montura $158,000
4. AFFORDABLE COUNTY LIV-
ING! This 3/2 mobile home with
fireplace, screen lanai, large
garage. This home sits on 2.5 +/-
acres. Owner anxious to sell!
$179,900
5. IN ESTABLISHED NEIGHBOR-
HOOD... This 3/2 home has lots of
living space on V4 acre lot with
fenced yard, sprinkler and many
trees. Located in Town $185,000
6. THE PERFECT FAMILY
HOME... This 3/2 home has been
completely remodeled with ceram-
ic tile thru-out designer lighting fix-
tures and screened lanai and
includes a 2 car garage. $193,500
7. GREAT FAMILY HOME WITH
ROOM TO GROW! This 3/2 home
has many extras including all
kitchen appliances, slit floorplan,
utility room, etc. Make your
appointment today! $220,000
8. IN TOWN GETAWAY! This 3/2
home on a .79 +/- acre with a new
metal roof, new septic system, new


700 S. Main Street
LaBelle, FL. 33975
863.675.4500
Realtors: Emily Ankeney
Tony Barnes
Gregory Bone
Lisa Cleghorn
Shelly Cole
SBonnie M. Denning, CPA
Ward Dickinson
Joyce Gerstman
Yvonne Hallman
Lisa Herrero
Phyllis Kelley-Miller
Wayne McQuaig
*Paul Meador
Dan Pool
Katie Solomon
Synda Williams
Tracey L. Williams


9. BEST DEAL AROUND! This
3/2 brand new CBS home is won-
derfully designed, spit bedroom
plan with a screened lanai, vaulted
ceilings and much more! Hurry
this one will not last... $240,000
10. STOP LOOKING! This 3/2
brand new CBS home with cathedral
ceilings, tile in wet areas, plush car-
pet, plant shelves and a 27' lanai.
Don't delay, call today! $240,000
11. IN TOWN This 4/2 home with
hardwood floors, ceramic tile, fire-
place that sits on over a .5 acres
+/-- with lots of Labelle oaks Seller
says sell $249,900
12. INVEST FOR YOUR FUTURE!
Close to town duplex! Unit 1 is a
2/1, Unit 2 is a 2/1.5 and is handi-
cap accessible. Close to shopping,
schools and churches. This duplex
will pay for itself. $250,000
13. THIS 2/2 WITH OFFICE AREA
sits on .42 +/- acres in a nice neigh-
borhood. There is plenty of room to ad
additional bedrooms. This is a must
home! $250,000
14. BEAUTIFULLY LAND-
SCAPED... This 3/2 home has new
galvalume roof, main bathroom
completely remodeled, new tile in
kitchen and dining room., This
home sits on 1+/- acre in a very
peaceful neighborhood. $265,000
15. GREAT POTENTIAL IN THE
HEART OF ALVA! With a little
work this 5/4 home originally built
in 1920, could again be the show-
place of Alva! Huge screened lanai,
and a completely fenced .45 +/-
acre yard compliments this very
unique home. $290,000


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Investments 8 Real Estate
Sherri Denning
Licensed Real Estate Broker

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16. .MAGNIFICENT TOWERING
OAKS! This 3/2 sits on.63 +/- acre
with mother-in-law suite or apart-
ment complete with kitchen. Newly
renovated bathroom including new
jet-spa tub. $379,900

17. RETIRE TO PEACE AND
TRANQUILITY... This 2/2 country
home with hard wood floors,
ceramic tile, imported wood burn-
ing stove/fireplace walk-in pantry
and much more sits on 4.3+/-
acres with running creeks and
canopy of majestic oaks.
$430,000

18. YOUR DREM HOME IS
HERE! This 3/2 home with import-
ed wood flooring and ceiling, cus-
tom stone fireplace and garden tub
walking closets, stainless steel
appliances sits. $450,000

19. BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED
HOME! This 3/2 home on 2 +/-
acres with stainless steel appli-
ances, solid surface counter tops,
breakfast bar and much more.
Include a CBS shed/workshop with
galvalume roof. Minutes from
town. $495,000

20. LOOK NO FURTHER! This
property boasts 20 +/- secluded
acres and a 3/2 manufactured
home w/ features such as front and
back screened porches, a Jacuzzi
and spacious island kitchen.
ALSO; a workshop, storage shed,
carport, and horse barn with three
stalls. $550,000

21. LIVE, WORK AND PLAY
This 3/2 manufactured home with
full length screened-in front porch
and the possibilities that come
with having your own 60'x35' work-
shop. This manufactured home
sits on 17.9 +/- acres $700,000


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Wedding


Birth


White-Fults
are married
Jennifer Lynnette White and
Jason Winson Fults were joined
in marriage on July 21, 2006. The
bride is the daughter of Bobby
and Debra White of LaBelle. The
groom is the son of Jack and
Joyce Fults of Nashville, TN. The
wedding ceremony was held at
The Diamond Head Beach
Resort on Ft. Myers, Beach with
Reverend Frank Deerey officiat-
ing. The bride was given away
by her father, Bobby White.
The beach was decorated
with white archway ribbons and
greenery with purple accents.
The children of the groom
are Hunter and Jackson Fults of
Nashville, TN. Both joined in the
unity ceremony, pouring match-
ing sand from purple sand pails


into a clear vase, representing
the beginning of their new lives
together as family.
The bride wore a silk gown,
ivory in color, vith vine beading
and soft chiffon ruffles at the
neckline and skirt. Purple
orchids were delicately placed
in her hair. She carried a bou-
quet of soft purple and white
roses.
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held at the Dia-
mond Head Resort Restaurant.
The couple plan to honeymoon
in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The couple resides in Anti-
och, TN. (Nashville) where the
groom is employed as a firefight-
er/paramedic with Metro Gov-
ernment, and the bride is
employed as a Behavior Anal st
with Metro Nashville Public
Schools.


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Crystina
Linda Marquez
Nora Linda and Jose Angel Mar-
quez of Lehigh proudly announce
the birth or their new baby girl on
September 27, 2006, at Gulf Coast
Hospital in Ft. Myers. She weighed
7 Ibs. and was 20 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Gloria
and Bias Molina, Jr. of LaBelle.


Mr. and Mrs. Jason and Lynnette Fults

SCHRIST THE KING
Lutheran Church
:1362 Thigpen Road LaBelle. FL
9:00 a.m. Sunday Worship
The Lords Supper 1', 3r3'5'" Sundays
Bible Study Sundays at 10:15 a.m. .
hilitro t', vb'.,lv is S:rn:td. and Jesus is Lord
86:3-675-273:3 N R, er Rd. iH!)"i "8
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Maternal great-grandfather is
Andres DeLaRosa of Immokalee.
Paternal grandparents are Adeli-
na and Manuel Rodriguez and Jose
M. Marquez of Immokalee. Paternal
great-grandmother is Adelina S.
Moreno of Brownsville, Texas.
Crystina was welcomed home by
her big brother Julian Antonio and
big sister MyLyndaEstrellaMarquez.


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17070 Hwy 80W. Unit #3
Cle\e sion, FL
C) 863-983-7840
(C) 863-228-0762



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675-7785

Sponsored by the LaBelle
Chapter, Order of St. Luke, a
Christian Healing Ministry.
Return calls only upon request.



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WI(E & APY '
BEDDING
1060 Hwy 29 S. LaBelle
863-675-0717
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675-3233
STATE CERTIFIED CLASS A CONTRACTOR
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World Class
Barber Shop
4 Barbers
Late Ngiuls Thurs 9- 8
216 S. Main Street Unit 3
L.aBelle, FL.
863-674-1775




Dana Howard
Weekley
American
Legion Post 130
699 Hwy 80 West
LaBelle, FL








QUALITY CONSTRUCTION, INC
SHC1017.BP

Licensed & sured
OEFCE (863) 675-8314


DENTURES
DR. MERCER'S
DENTURE CLINIC
US 41 SouTH FT. MYERS
12866
226,9400


HANDYMAN
CARPET CLEANING
TREE & LAWN MAINTAINENCE
CALL (863) 675-7297
FREE Estimates
visit us oe the web at www.Allnil.ZOm.coni
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LABELLE AUCTION
COMPANY
AUCTIONS S ESTATE SETTLEMENT
390 North Bridge Street
LaBelle. FL 33935
863/675-6400
Fax: 863/612-0250
Cell: 2391246-3094
Mark C. Schoenwald.
Certified Estate Specialist
AU 2936 AB 2171


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C: 5[[.ir.i.,:[!n
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Residential
863
675-0810
239
344-6712









NEW HOA1: ON
p)863-612-0070
f) 863-612-0080
825 E.t. b.' W. ay Suite 108




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




HENRY REGIONAL

MEDICAL CENTER

500W. SummRo Hwy, CnwiSiu

863-983-9121


Randy's

Garage, Inc.
i ,a. L_ ..I .uu i A .Lr a. 1 .. 1" t_ iti,
863-675-1032
737S Bridge St.
LaBcUc, FL
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PETE'S TRACTOR
SERVICES
Bush likggag. movng 'graduig
i.Ld ckle.ualit o"iclei obi's'
239-728-6629


COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS
TUrOR
r ? YOUR LOCAL TU TLF:
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OVERBAUGH
FOOTER
Increase your production
Let us dig your footer
Commercial & Residential
Office: 863.6741300
Patt's Cell: 239.246.5106
PO. Box 187
Alva, FL33920
Dan & Patt
Overbaugh
operator/owner
o4ofe3 05@yahoc. -
Lic & Ins. #G051057,':)(:. a


QUALITY SERVICE
Over 20 yrs Electrical Experience
Your locally owned and operated
lecticalSerice company

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generator accessories ook ups
9-5 CALL 863-9834101
863-228-4138- 24 EMERGENCY SERVICE
Licensed & Insured #EC0000661




Marion ',f. ftr I I I. j
1454 Madison Ave. Immokalce, FL
For appointments call 239-658-3000
Walk-ins Wedcomn
IMMOKALEE FAMILY
CARE CENTER
I '111 i .i ri i" I Rd Immokalee, L.
Vimn aixi rr 1'laaj
Appointments Are Necessary
Please Call 239-657-6363


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201 W. Surlad I Cleiton
83,983. 00 1,888*200,1703



LABELLE CARPET
& TILE OUTLET
\V hosalae flooring warehouse
110 HICKPOCHEE
HWY 80
LABELLE, FL
863-675-8575
Largest In- stockk Selection


Osceola Concrete
Services LLC
Concrete & Excavation
,l ,,r, [ ,;- [ ,(rjk riri .-.,li ,i.;.
Footers Dug & Poured
New Drives & Walks
H.:.ute 'i',l l:ul.'411
Lot Clearing Bobcat Services
863-674-9073
863-843-0333
Licensed and Insured BX06-00099/HC1011sp


PACK
ROOFING, INC.
890 B. Road LaBelle,FL
Phone:
863-674-5775
Fax
863-674-5772
Lia #132;233
20 sears
SExperiencel
/ i FREE
ESTI LMTES



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DAILY WORK DAILY PAY
ALL TYPES OF WORK AVAILABLE
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(863) 902-9494



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SOLUTIONS
239
466-8605
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ESTIMATES


LANGFORD


851 S. Main St
( j ^ LaBelle, FL
(f ) (863) 675-1686
Y. "Y'al" Spoken Here!


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THE KING
Lutheran Church

LIoelle.FL
9:00 ajn. Sunday Worship
The Lords Supper I", & 5" Sundays
Bible Stud) Sundays at 10:15 anm.
r, ,it rrt,',, IV..A 'a. p, Jt 1. W' d
863-675-2733 -
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ant R0oo

and Construction, Inc.
FREE ESTIMATES
S OFFICE:
-( (863)
675-7045
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PETE'S DRAGLINE &
BACKHOE SERVICE, INC.
Dozerwork G Clearing House Pads
Specializing in Ditching & Ponds'
Office: 863.675.1862
Mobile: 863.673.8181
Mobile: 863.673.6738 -



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Agent
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(239) 334-2491
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Prestoh graduates at Sport Shorts


LacMkland AFB


Air Force Airman 1st Class
Steven Preston has graduated
from basic military training at
Lackland Air Force Base, San
Antonio, Texas.
During the six weeks of train-
ing, the airman studied the Air
Force mission, organization,
and military customs and cour-
tesies; performed drill and cere-
mony marches, and received
physical training, rifle marks-
manship, field training exercis-
es, and special training in
human relations.
In addition, airmen who
complete basic training earn


credits toward an associate
degree through the Community
College of the
Air Force.
He is the
son of
of* LMichelle
Burke of E.
Sunflower Cir-
cie,' .and
nephew of
Rob Spence?
Airmpanlst of Rainbow
Class Steven, Circle, both of
S LaBelle.
Preston Preston is a
2006 graduate
of LaBelle High School.


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Fishers of Men
On Saturday, October 14 and
21, Fishers of Men will hold its first
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: Triton TR186/150
Mercury Motor Bass Boat.
The pre-toumament meeting is
mandatory on October 13 and 20
at the LaBelle High School Cafete-
ria; cash only. There is a $300 entry
.fee before Oct. 7; $350 after. Con-.
tact Florida Southern Director FOM
Jack Ott at 239-947-4311 or
jaosol974@juno.com or
www.fomntt.com
Limit: 100 boats.

Caloosa Chase 5K Run
SThe 12th Annual Caloosa Chase
5K Run is Saturday, October 21, at 8


a.m. at LaBelle High School. The
entry fee is $12 before October 18;
$15 on race day. Make checks
payable to LHS. Awards go to the
top three finishers in each age
group. Pick up an entry form at LHS
or call Coach Frost at 674-4120.

Soccer sign-ups
The LaBelle Youth Soccer Asso-
ciation sign-ups will be at Winn
Dixie: Saturday, October 7, and Sat-
urday, October 14, from 10 a.m. to
noon; Sunday, October 1, Sunday,
October 8, and Sunday, October 15,
from 1-3 p.m.; Wednesday, Octo-
ber 4, and Wednesday, October 11,
from 6-8 p.m. Cost: $25 per player.

Volunteer for
Junior Pro
It's time for Junior Pro basket-


ball again! Volunteer coaches, K-2, 3-5 and 6-8. For information
assistants and referees are needed please call Darrell Harris at 675-
for boys and girls divisions: grades 2565 or Pat Langford at 675-1686.


I
Licensed Florida Broker Business
100% Financing Available
SFull Doc or Stated Loans Refinances Cash Outs Purchases
Easy Qualification & Loan Requirements
Single Family Homes Manufactured Homes
49 N. Industrial Loop Rd. LaBelle 863-675-3275
9-5 Mon Friday Special Appointments Available
Hablamos Espafiol


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INSURANCE

Rena I. Dipofi
13 Missouri St. Suite A
LaBelle, FL
(863) 675-1880
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IMHOFF WILLIS
Mortgage Loan Officer
Consumer Real Estate
Tel: 863.675.9065
239.4-15.6302
Fax: 239.415.6311
shirley.willis@bankofamerica.com
415 W. Hwy 80 LaBelle


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Horizons
Real Estate Corp.
580 S. Main St. LaBelle, FL
863-675-1973
e-mail: newhorizons-re@earthlinknet
If you are thinking of buying
or selling, give us a call/
GRG MINERS
*_S_ Ulic Real Estate B oker


Fran W. Spencer, Lie. Broker
437 SR80W LaBelle, FL
(863) 675-1203 '(863) 673-5554
'. 'ib: wH .SpcrurReJa]yfL.om


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TiE
OPTICAL CENTER
located in
FAMILY EYE CARE
100 N. Main St.
LaBelle, FL 33935
863-675-0761





Pesa R Hamil 863-6730692
S 1940 Marhall Field Rd. LaBelle .

.Se is Fam ire Co Idn Baies & Pets
teliri & Sp 'ial enl
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COUNTRY HOMES &
LN REAL ESTATE
Kathy Hutchins
Lic, Real Estate Broker
Office: 863-612-0551
Fax: 863-612-0553
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ONs ME cOmaeR or aS Sr &WAHwa roN
863-675-0500
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property management
rentals sales
CINDYL. ALEXANDER
IC. REAL B TE BROKER



Wayne C. Switzer
Realtor
BUS: 863-675-3726
Cell: 863-843-0406
a Bankston
.. Realty
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The Paint
Authority, Inc.
Int/xt Painting Pressure Washing
Decorative Concrete Coatings
FREE Estimates
863-675-0200
TI :' HC 298.SP
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EDISON PLUMBING, INC.
Fomrerly Doug
Scratchley
L'liiibiih -,' Inc.
Nica 'ltllbl:- leno
NEW CONS I [M [ fIl'N
SMALL CO -Mt'iC I.1.
ll.SII 't.N''I.'lL.' SERVICE REPAIRS
CA-L (863) 675-8946
01 (239 690-1824
875 Industrial Ct. LaBelle, FL
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state co.
RODNEY MURRAY
& SETH HOWARD
Lic. Real Estate Brokers
LaBelle, FL
863-675-4550



RIVERSIDE
REAL ESTATE
Corner of Hwy 80 &
45 South Riverview
LaBelle, FL 33935
863-675-2718
www.labellerivesride.com
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Marilyn Sears
B Ieans Realcs E iaitmer


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ALL TYPES OF SOD
SERVING HFNDRY,LEE
& CHARLOTTEE COUNTIES
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(863) 673-1491


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Marine, Inc.
(8631 675-7711 ,f%
FAX
(163167i-7061
1IC#HC355.SP f J
and Insured
Commercial
& Residential



ALPHA AND OMegAA
PenRwnITNG
Need a Permit? Don't Stress, Call
Us, We Will Do The Rest
Covering: Hendry, Glades, Lee,
Collier, Highlands, Desoto, Polk,
Okeechobee & Hardee Counties
Mobile: 863-673-1050
Sonya Crews
Mobile: 863-673-0383
Linda Craft
Fax: 863-675-1332

















RELISTAGE
LAND CO C.
180 N. Bridge St. LaBelle, FL
(863) 675-6788
1-888-675-6762
www.heritagelandco.com
Se Habla Espafol
R RI eC. RN L EST1 B BlROtl



PAUL

ROSER

REALTORS
625-0898
WORLDWIDE
INTERNET MARKETING
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ALAN KELLY
MORTGAGE
Kelly Barnes
Principal lfortgage Broker
825 Cowboy Way, Suite 110
LaBelle, FL 33935
Office: (863) 674-0091
Fax (863) 674-0095
Cell: (239) 707-4404
kelly.bames@alankelymortgage.comi




Stall Call


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Can Leave Your Friends Behind
Horse Transporlnmion Available
For Rates, References &
Service
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863-675-0000
Toll-Free
888-332-3345
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Offices in Alva and Downtown Fort Myers




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274 N. BRIDGE ST
LABELLE, FL
863-612-0002
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FINANCE
licn.I;, Florda Broker business
100% Financing Available
1'4 [ o indi rlal Loop Rd. LaBelle
863-675-3275
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Caloosa

Shores
Waterfront Jfomesites
Jim Green Realty
Owner-Broker
239-728-5481




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$12.50
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RcAn% Groiup. Inc.

Lisa Andrews Lic. Real Estate Broker
238 N. Bridge St. aeBdle, Fl. 33935
863-675-8868
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TREE SERVICE
High Risk Trees
Trimming & Removal
Stump Grinding
Land Clearing
Excavator Work
Prompt Free Estimates
Licensed and Insured
863-675-3955
(35 Years Experience)


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INCLUDES:
SDrain fluid/remove filter
* New Mopar transmission filter
SInstallation of new fluid
* Necessary adjustments
* Road-test vehicle
* Some Jeep vehicles require an extra charge due to
special filter
*Vehicles with special fluids may be higher. Imports maybe
higher. Additional charig for fluid disposal
E .pire io/Ix/o6


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Filter Change



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INCLUDES:
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Mopar antifreeze replacement
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Auction- 341+/- acres 4
great farms offered in 12
tracts. Mitchell County, GA.,
Saturday, October 14, 10am.
Rowell Auctions, Inc.
(800)323-8388, 10% buyers
premium, GAL AU-C002594
www.rowellauctions.com.
Auction- 789+/- acres Of-
fered in 39 tracts, prime
Cook County, GA real estate.
Saturday, October 14, 10:00
a.m. Rowell Auctions, Inc.
(800)323-8388, 10% buyer's
premium, GAL AU-C002594
www.rowellauctions.com.
AUCTION- Complete Operating
18 Hole Golf Course and 67
+/- Developed Residential
Lots and Undeveloped
Tracts. Saturday, October
28. Details: ironhorseauc-
tion.com or (800)997-2248
NCAL#3936.
GULF COAST Auction: Sat.,
Oct 14th (Shrimp Festival
Weekend) houses, condos,
on/off water. Lots, residen-
tial, & commercial on/off wa-
ter. Development tracts
20-40 +/- acres, AL 1932
www.targetauction.com Tar-
get Auction (205)425-5454.
LAND AUCTION* 200 Props
Must be Sold! Low Down/E-
Z Financing. Free Catalog
(800)937-1603 www.LAND-
AUCTION.com NRLL East,
LLC Auction Bus. Li-
cense:AB2509, Mark Bul-
ziuk Auctioneer
License:AU3448, Jeff John-
ston Auctioneer Li-
cense:AU3449, Stacey
Mauk Auctioneer Li-
cense:AU3447.

-- a IB
ORTONA CEMETERY
On Hwy. 78. (2) plots.
$1000/both. WIll sell sep.
863-763-4353


BLUE HEELER- young female,
Call Evelyn Marcy at
(863)655-2179 for informa-
tion
ELECTRIC DRILL- Found on
Ft. Denaud Rd. Call
(863)675-2491 to identify
MOTHERS RING, VFW
Post#10539 Wed. Sept.
13th. Please call to identify.
(863)357-2895


Garage/


WHITE CAT W/BLACK
markings. Large male. Approx.
6 mths. ago, Ft. Denaud Rd.
Callto identify.863-675-2491 .


IPOD NANO, Lost at Brahman
Movie Theater on Sunday,
Sept. 24th. Reward for re-
turn. (863)634-9751
SUN CONURE, Orange & red
with green tail feather, last
seen 9/19, Four Seasons area.
Wings not clipped. Dearly
missed. (863)467-8871


FLORIDA CUR, Female, 5
mos. old, shots & wormed,
needs room to run. To good
home only. (863)902-0257
KITTENS 2 males left, 10
wks., 1 free adult calico fe-
male. (863)763-2379
KITTENS, Free to good
homes. They are beautiful!!
(863)983-8560
KITTENS, To good home.
Black & white.
(863)763-8007 or 634-1207
PARROT small, talks, with
cage, (863)983-6537
PUPPIES- Lab Mix (2) 6mos
Sold, Free to good homes only
(863)763-1370



FYARDI
SALE

LABELLE- Sat.Oct.7th,
8am-12pm.
691 BennettAve.
Lots of Odds & Ends



LaBelle
4785 Crescent Ave. SW
Sat., Oct. 7th, 8am to ??
Clothes, baskets, household
items & much more.

MultiFamnily
LABELLE-Frl & Sat, Oct 6th &
7th 7am-1pm, 1st Annual
Community Yard Sale.
300-500 Hand Ave &
300-500 Carlatta Ave.

Need a few more bucks to
purchase something
deer? Pick up some
extra bucks when you
sell your used Items In
the classlfelds.


Uarg .


MUSE, 1200 Summerall Road
(Call for directions
(863)675-6413)
Sat. & Sun., Oct. 7th & 8th
8 a.m. to ???
Women's clothes, toys, etc.


Heavy Equipment Operator
CERTIFIED. Hands on Train-
ing. Job Placement Assis-
tance. Call Toll Free
(866)933-1575. ASSOCIAT-
D TRAINING SERVICES,
5177 Homosassa Trail, Le-
canto, Florida, 34461.
HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERA-
TOR TRAINING FOR EM-
PLOYMENT: Bulldozers,
Backhoes, Loaders, Dump
Trucks, Graders, Scrapers,
Excavators; National Certifi-
cation, Job Placement Assis-
tance; Associated Training
Services (800)251-3274
www.equipmentopera-
tor.com.
Join all the people who
say, "I sold it n the clas-
siffeds." :


Mountain Waterfront Sale.
Lakefront homesites & con-
dos w/boat slips on beautiful
Lake Chatuge in Western NC.
Call now for Nov. 4 reserva-
tion. (877)234-8850 x.102.
What Destroys Relation-
ships? Answer pg 446 Buy
and Read Dianetics by L.
Ron Hubbard Send $8.00
to: Hubbard Dianetics Foun-
dation, 3102 N. Habana
Ave., Tampa FL 33607
(813)872-0722.

Employent


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



Advanced Water Technolo-
gies looking for full time ser-
vice tech/salt delivery. Drug
free work place. Apply at 80
SE 31st Lane or call
(863)357-1748


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I IPC AL PRO

CALL DALE OR BARB AT
863-675-2541
FOR MORE INFORMATION


CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
Power [rudck Moun 5yltem
Rlko denia C iiil.Ti, iJto iad RW
Ovvi, 2').pCcs> .tciemic LLircn'cJ and l lr[b l
HANDYMAN REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE
CG i:ob l or srnail or a .,rr i i' r',
,. .i,.,.(863) 675-7297


CAR RENTAL ,

starting at S39 95 QeUALITY CONSTRUCTION, INC.
s Per Day 8

A U 1 E S DISTRi\, HousI e PadsIN DTnali, iln -
C 'h ring-" Ill i irl Culverin. Sllo ,rk
rShell rRk Tree Trimming & Removal
eLaBelle, r *gDirnecd &ned*23873*4
ir I -OFF'ICE: (86 F : 67.5-8314
8SMnt,56Call Kelvin Townsend Cell@ (863) 673 3783
.) i HC1017 fSP
H N T PREVATT Honest
H U N T E R S CONSTRUCTION, INC Dependable
Todd Prevatt
f, TaEE SERVICE P. Box 202clearin
FL33944 DiCing
Tree Trimming Excavating'
& Removal Grading
SitePrpv
SStump Grinding Licensed ,
Shaping & Topping ~ P&( Insured .'
Mobile: 239-872-6734
863-675-0403 Direct:161*23873*4
LU.:er n5 d j Iniuro d **r Lic#P0O000062936 Fax: 863-675-0020


AMERICA'S DRIVING ACADE-
MY Start your driving ca-
reer today! Offering courses
in CDL A. Low tuition feel
Many payment options! No
registration feel
(866)889-0210 in-
fo@americasdrivingacade-
my.com.
ARE YOU TOUGH ENOUGH
TO HAUL FLOWERS? Class
A Teams or Solos wanting
to team. Home Weekly. Top
Pa & Benefits. Call
(800)428-0343.
DATA ENTRY Work From
Anywhere. Flexible Hours.
Personal Computer Re-
quired. Excellent Career Op-
portunity. Serious Inquiries
Only (800)344-9636 Ext.
700,
Driver- Now Hiring OTR & Lo-
cal Drivers *Earn $4,000 in
bonuses your 1st year *
New Equipment *Premium
Pay Package We Care
About Our Drivers!
(877)882-6537.


DRIVER: YOU WANT IT, WE
HAVE IT! 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-
forcrst.com.
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.
Earn Up to $550 WEEKLY
Working through the govern-
ment PT No Experience. Call
Todayll (800)488-2921 Ask
for Department W21.
EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
Exp. Dozer & Backhoe opera-
tors. Top Pay. 239-229-5846
Shop here frstl
The classified ads


ELECTRICIAN
Maintain, re-wire conduits,
pull wire, and minor control
work in packing house.
Req's min. 2 yrs. exp., on
call time and out of state
travel. 50+ hours during
peak times. To apply,
please fill out apple. at
80 E. Main St., Immokalee
FIRST APPRAISAL
Has the following
positions available.
OFFICE MANAGER
Must be experienced in
Outlook and Word
DATA ENTRY/ BOOKKEEPER
Email:
flrstappraisal0l @earthllnknet
or fax resume 863-675-1005
INTERESTED IN A POSTAL
JOB Earning $57K/yr Avg
Minimum Pay? Our services
can help you prepare for the
Postal Battery Exam, Find
Out How! Call Today For
More Information...
(800)584-1775 Ref Code
#P5799.


LAWN SERVICE
Experience required
Call (863)673-2242
MANUAL LABOR
Seeking person for Manual
labor position. Must have
valid Driver's License and job
references. Working days
Mon-Sat. Apply in person at
White's Furniture &
Appliances, 863-675-0717,
We have drivers projected to
earn $56,000 this year! How
much will YOU earn? How
much will YOU earn? Home
weekly HEARTLAND EX-
PRESS (800)441-4953
www.heartlandexpress.com.
One man's trash Is anoth-
er man's treasure. Turn
your trash to treasure
with an ad In the classi-
flads.
Time to clean out the
attic, basement and/or
garage? Advertise your
yard sale In the classl-
fleds and make your
clean un a breeze


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SUGAR
CORPORATION

TWO POSITIONS

PAYLOADER OPERATOR

Safely and efficiently operate heavy equipment
(specifically pay loaders)
Read, write and speak English as well as complete
required paperwork.
Communicate via radio with supervisors and boiler
room operators.
Ability to pass the Trades Operator Test

Multi Craft Mechanic & Welder

SMust be qualified as a Journeyman Mechanic
and Journeyman Welder
*Maintain agricultural and Industrial equipment
Including cultivators, discs, tractors, bulldozers, backhoes,
stationary pumps, and OTR equipment.

*Perform engine, transmission, drive train, brakes,
chassis, diagnosis and repairs on cane harvesting
and industrial equipment
*Must successfully complete the company TOST Test
*Seven plus years of Industrial Plant Experience

ABOUT US SUGAR CORPORATION

United States Sugar Corporation located in Clewiston is one
of America's largest diversified, privately held agribusiness
firms. Employee owned and great benefits

For Immediate consideration please

Email Jdooley@ussugar.com
FAX 863-902-2889
STOP IN at the Employment office on WC Owen Drive

US Sugar is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed
to a diverse workforce. Women and Minorities are
encouraged to apply




(.MANAGEMENT

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

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


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Place Your
YARD SALE
ad today!


Get FREE
signs and
inventory sheets!

Call Classifieds
877-353-2424


I StO
and Construction, Inc. I
FREE ESTIMATES I
Metal Roofs Re-Roofs Roof Repairs
Pole Barns Vinyl Siding Soffit & Facia
Office (863) 675-7045
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Mhlu poai aj 3lid FL licei twilh l as 1~a .ri ip 'I n 3r ol t~ 1.u'ple
Full timRmaeFr9yTherWaL
CRT or RRK pieleired mr i min F 1r5 p r iduli anJ ynerjl p3lier
caie BLS arid ACL are re.
Full imw- Medal Tecdnologst
BS De ee in Medical echriolog. aioiat :en or. elitgble foi i ce or SLule
L leIt nic3l op in leil ir.trpreutlk'n. ~Qjullr iC.ona I jd insirt~TealIl manr
Niogl ihil & rieQuires iwall & .eeernd ro3ani
Full time- tHousekeeper
Pre% cp in ripiul r o howt huMLef n b pret'
Full time- HIM Receptionlst
Must possess excellent communication skills. Basic computer skills and
clerical exp are rea. Medical records exp pref.
Phone: 863-902-3079 or Fax resume to: 863-983-0805
Drug Fre Workplace EOE


SALES ASSOCIATE
GAS/CONVENIENCE
STORE
Brighton & Big
Cypress Reservation

Excellent Communication skills,
good manual skills, cash handling
experience. Positive customer service
attitude. High School diploma or GED.
Flexible working hours. Salary: based on
exp. Fuel & food allowance, incentives.
Excellent benefits (medical, dental, 401K)
Fax resume to (954) 967-3477



ASSISTANT STORE MANAGER
GAS/CONVENIENCE STORE
Brighton Reservation

Min. 1 yr supervisory experience.
Excellent communication & computer
skills. Good leadership skills & positive
attitude. Flexible hours, FL Drivers Lic.
High School Diploma or GED. Exc.
Benefits incl. medical, dental & 401K:
Salary based on exp. Fax resume to
(954) 967-3477







HEAD TEACHER
BRIGHTON RESERVATION
High SchoolDipldma & C.D.A. Creden-
tials. 1 Year experience-with Preschool
children. Ability to meet County & licens-
ing agent requirements. Secure & main-
tain CDL License with a "P" endorsement.
Fax resume with certifications to
(954)967-3477.


FOOD SERVICE ASSOCIATE/COOK
BIG CYPRESS RESERVATION
Excellent communication skills.
Good manual skills, cash handling
experience. Exp. as a fast order
cook preferred. Positive customer
service attitude. High School Diploma
or GED. Flexible working hours. Salary
$9 per hour based on experience +
fuel & food allowance, incentives.
Excellent benefits (medical, dental, 401K)
Fax resume to (954) 967-3477



SCHOOL BUS.
DRIVER
(BRIGHTON RESERVATION)

The Seminole Tribe has opening
for a Bus .Driver. High School
diploma or GED equivalent.
School bus driving exp. (+).
Valid FL CDL Class B License
"P" endorsement w/good driving
record. Fax resume to:
954-967-3477



STORE MANAGER
Gas/Convenience Store
: Big Cypress Reservation

High School Diploma, Associates Degree
preferred. Minimum of 1 year retail
experience. Excellent communication skills.
2 years supervisory/management
experience. Flexible hours, FL driver's
license. Pay based on experience, with
benefits. Fax resume to 954-967-3477


Full Time Fish & Wildlife Technician
Moore Haven, Glades County
Responsible for daily land management activities creek
clearing, large acreage mowing, roller chopping,
herbicide spraying, prescribe burns. Able to operate,
maintain, and do minor repairs- farm equipment,
excavator, loader, swamp buggies, ATV's. Class A CDL
license is required within 60 days of hire, minimum of

1-3 years experience, and lives within 30 mile radius of
Wildlife Management Area.
Apply online before October 11th,
ittps://peopleflrst.nlyflorida.com


EpIoyment
Full Tim


Employment
Ful Time


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.


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


PAYROLL SUPERVISOR
-Immokalee. FL -
Assist in the hands-on pro-
cessing and oversee.of all
aspects of weekly payroll
process of 3000+ employ-
ees; garnishment process-
ing; assist in quarterly/
annual tax preparation.
Three years experience
including general ledger and
payroll taxes; supervisory
experience and FPC
preferred, unquestionable in-
tegrity; exceptional confiden-
tiality, strong work ethic,
Excel skills and ability to
meet constant deadlines a
must. Hourly with benefits.
miimenezasixls.com
or fax 239-657-9764




JOB OPENINGS
Phlebotomisl/
Data Entry Clerk
needed for laboratory in
large medical ci HS diplo-
ma or GED req Compuier
skills & exp in phlebotomy
req Bilinigual skills a Plus.
Custodian & Housekeeper
needed for busy health cen-
ter. F/T work. EAp pret but
will train honest, nard-work-
ing individuals Excellent
beneti ipkg
Call Human Resources Depl
[or application at 658-3020
Fax resume 658-3078




CARPENTER/REFURBISHER
of furniture needed to re-glue
dining chairs in your shop.
Pis. call 863-675-1132

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you earn $800/day? 30 Ma-
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GOLF BUSINESS Play Lots of
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charities Earn awesome in-
come www.SGSPresenta-
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CARPET
UPHOLSTERY
CLEANING
Residential, Commercial
iat... TV & Boats

Call
863
675-7297
Se Habla Espanol



AFFORDABLE CLEANING
Office or Home
Low prices-7 days/week
Dependable & Reliable
(863)673-3662





COMPUTER SERVICE
trouble shooting, set-up,
up-grades, systems built,
tutoring. Win.95,98,
2000. ME, XR licensed.
Call Gary 863-675-7925



ALL
OCCASION
DJ
Music for everyone
Light show available

Call
863
673-0065
Se Habla Espanol

SALLY MAE
DISC JOCKEY
Music for all occasions:
weddings, parties,
quinceaneras. 675-1625.




DELIVER OUR
PRECIOUS CARGO:
Be a Hendry County
School Board Bus
Driver. Contactthe
Transportation Dept.
at 863-674-4115 or
CherylJameson at
jamesonc@
hendry.k 12.fl.us



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Your Rights Now! 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


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

Merchandise

IIN.. 0


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
Colectibles 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 & Games 730
VCRs 735
Wanted to Buy 740


WINDOW UNIT, Maytag,
10,000 BTU, used 2 sea-
son2 ,20 18631l;5-10i98


ANTIQUE BREAKFRONT- mi.
logadny, beaCduiul coniiillon,
$500 or best offer
(863)467-6805
COFFIN, with fully wired skele-
ton.$1000 (863)675-4981


DRYER, Whirlpool, great con-
dition, runs fine, $75.
863-234-1306. ,
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
REFRIGERATOR- Whirlpool,
Equipped w/ice maker. Runs
great.$80. (863)467-4328
STOVE- Light base, Self clean-
ing. Good condition $75.
(863)228-2351
UPRIGHT FREEZER almond
color, 28"w X 25" deepX34"
wide. $75. 863-697-9979
in Labelle.
UPRIGHT FREEZER- Frigidaire
27 cu ft, like brand new,
$500 or best offer
(863)467-1232
WASHER & DRYER- GE Super
capacity, brand new, $500
(863)675-6370
WASHERS & DRYERS
STACK UNITS
$95 & up, Up to 1 yr warranty
REFRIGERATORS & STOVES
(239)694-0778


BOYS 26" Good condition.
$35. 863-675-8760
LADIES BIKE, 26", excellent
condition. $50
(863)763-3497
RALEIGH, Mens 10 speed,
race style, excellent condi-
tion. $75 (856)358-8625
SCHWINN, 1970s Stingray,
with Schwinn tires, excellent
banana seat, good original
cond. $140 (856)358-8625



METAL BUILDING- 30'x30',
Never used. $6450.
863)946-3282 or
54-605-4300
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.



ROOF PANELS 4' wide, 3" in-
sulation inside, 38' long. (4)
can cut to size. $1800/all, will
sell separate. 863-763-5011
SALE- CRUSHED STONE
#57, Great for driveways,
Call Dillys Enterprises of La-
Belle (239)825-4251


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


HATS, Stetson. $25
(863)634-5914
-WESTERN BOOTS, Leather
Justin, size 11. $25
(863)634-5914



COMPUTER DESK- large, with
adjustable height, good con-
dition $50 or best offer
(561)676-0427
LAPTOP Dell Inspiron 3500,
Penoum II. 386 mnz proces-
sor. 128 mb ram. $150.
(863)675-2136
SCANNER- UMAX Astra
1220S, All hardware. Ex.ra
software, Pent I or II. $25.
1863)675-1970 Lv rrsg
WEB TV- computer w/2 key-
boards. $75 (863)902-0257



OUEEN COMFORTER. 2
Snams. Dea sikir.l malcn.
sheets & pillow cases $50
863-467-8681

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BED- Queen size. Win nead-
board. Like new $200
18631675-0957
BEDS, Single iseel Irames &
new matirrss. 125/set
LoCkers $20 239)657-5355
BOYS BUNK BEO- while, met-
al, matrsses. 2 sel of lin-
ens $200 1863)1467-4449
BR SUITE- 45+ yrs old solid
cherrv cnesl, dresser mir-
ror nile sand, e 1,4501863)35;'-2555
BUNK BEDS- Like new. $150
1863)634-7318
BUNK BEDS- Wooden Desk &
drawers atachred. $50 or
bestorter (8631634-3651
CHAIR & OTTOMAN Italian
leaner $200 18631946-3265
COUCHES (2) grey w/wnt.
Showers. Good condo.
$250/ooin, will sell seperale
863-357-1352
CRIB/YOUTH BED w/dresser,
wnocd Irame $200'oest oi-
ler. 0863i675-0800 or
863-571-1133 Iv. msg.
Daybed/Trundle, wht.metal,
Rattan swivel cnrs (2), sm
wicker dhest, Ir lamp $350
Will sell sep. 863-763-8011
DINETTE SET- Table W'2
leaves, 6 Capi cnairs. solid
wood, good condo. $150 neg
(863)634-5095
DINETTE SET, wnitewasri ral-
Ian. 45" round glass lop with
4 chairs, $75
1863)234-1306
DINING ROOM SET 6 cane
* back chrs, china cab., 2
leaves, teak/brass. $450,
Negot. 863-357-1352 "
DINING ROOM SET, Seats 8,
with 6 chairs. $100
(863)357-1430
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER-
Colonial pine, for 65" TV.or
smaller, $500
(863)983-5364-.
FUTON STYLE bunk bed, fold
down couch w/mattress on
bottom, twin on top, blue,
$60.863-532-9182.
GLASS TABLE TOP, Pier 1,
non-tempered 30" round &
1/2" thick, use for small table.
$35 firm. (863)467-5877
KING SIZE BED- Oriental, 4
poster. Solid wood. Good con-
dition. $800. (863)946-3265
KING SIZE HEAD BOARD-
wooden, ornate, excellent
condition, includes bed
rame $300 b86J1357-2555
LARGE MIRROR- 28x46, leaf
design, like new, $45
.(863)610-1276
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
RECLINER, Rocker, blue, good
condition. $100
(863)357-5754
ROCKER/RECLINERS, (2),
w/footstools, beige, exc.
cond., never used, $125 for
both. (863)634-7359
ROCKING CHAIRS- wooden,
$50 for both or will separate
(863)675-3944 La Belle
SLEEPER SOFA- Queen size,
light brown, very good cond.
$150 neg (863)634-5095
SOFA, 92", Queen sleeper,
white. $95 (863)612-9831
TWO MAUVE CHAIRS
Recliners. Lg. wall mirror,
40"x47". $220/all, will sell
separate. 863-983-7996
VINYL HASSOCK- brown, &1
beige storage ottoman $12
for both will sep
(863)467-8681


AMMO type 223 Rem, 200
rounds clipd, $50/will divide.
Call Ross, 863-983-8661.
MAG For Ruger Minil4, 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
RIFLE, Thompson Center, 36
cal., as new, in box, uses
#11 percussion caps. $300
(863)697-9616
RUGER 22 250 LAMINATED
bull barrel, scope, & case.
Exc.cond. $800. 357-5754


DAILY WORK DAILY PAY
ALL TYPES OF WORK AVAILABLE
m 4l' FINDERS
202 E Sugadd Hwy. Ac.ros eo CesistM.n .0
(863) 902-9494


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training lor nigh paying Avia-
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sistance CALL AIM
1888j349-5387.
ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE
Irom Home 'Medical,
'Business, 'Paralegal.
'Computers 'Criminal Jus-
ice. Job placement assis-
tance. Computer provided
Financial Aid it qualified Call
(866)858-2121 www onli-
neTidewaterTech.com.
CELL PHONE, NOKIA 5165
wiln charger car charger,
booklel, works, $25 Call
863-763-0625
DISH NETWORK FREE 4
Rooms' Over 240 Cnannels'
FREE iPod Snullle' FREE
Movie Cnannels' FREE DVR'
FREE HD Upgrade' Call Nowi
(800)318-4039
DIVORCES275-S350'COVERS
children, elc Only one signa-
lure required' 'Excludes
govt. lees, Call weekdays
18001462-2000. evt 600
(8am-6pmi Alta Divorce
LLC Estabiired .1977.
EPIPHONE 330 GUITAR- Semi
Hollow Dody. Classic. $600
1863)467-9402
FAX FILM CARTRIDGES (2).
For Brothers, PC 201 & PC
301. $29.90 for both or will
separate i863)467-it484
GAS CYLINDER, 10010.. 1/3
lull. 1 year old. 575 neg
(863)763-i892
GLASS DISPLAY CASES
1 brown, 1 white. Glass front,
glass shelves. good cond.
$50,Dolh.wll sep 697-9979
Kirby Gen.3 vacuum w/tech
drive, (5) wood posts 10'
long. 52" ceiling lan.
$400/all, willsep,763-501-1
ULTRA-FLAME S/S GRILL
Like new, ex.ra large 4 ournier
+ side burner. $375.
863-675-4409
WATER TANK- 800 gal $50
Firm (863)467-2292



CUSTOM.BUILT GUITAR
CABINET- 77"T x 42"W, 2
solid doors & shelf, $350 or
bestoffer(561)633-1371
GUITAR- Fender Nashville
Telecaster Deluxe, exc
cond., tweed hard case,
$450 (863)763-8667
HAMMOND ORGAN upright,
blk. shiny finish i/,bencnh
Antique. $50 or best offer.
863-983-8131
PIANO w/bench $100 or best
offer (863)675-3659
YAMAHA PORTATONE PSR
22 KEYBOARD, with stand
$200. (302)492-3308
PetsSupleie 0 I


BOA 4!- with cage, $100
- (863)634-7109
BOA CONSTRICTOR- 5', $100.
Firm (863)801-3622 or
801-3877
Catahula Leopard Hound
Pups, 2 tri colored males, 8
wks. old, 1st shots, vet ck'd,
$200 sell sep.
(561)575-1790
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 CRATE, for the back of
truck, 4x4 Diamond Plate.
$350(863)673-1464
DOG KENNEL- 10x10x6, Like
new, Pd. $238. Asking
$150. or best offer.
(863)467-0354
DOVES (13), $75 for all or will
separate. (863)675-4981
FISH AQUARIUM- 35 gal
w/stand $35
(239)503-6458
FISH AQUARIUM- 75 gal
w/stand & accessories $150
(239)503-6458
FISH AQUARIUM- Executive
quality, 200 gallon w/oak
base, filters, etc $900
(239)410-3784
GOLDEN RETRIEVERS PUPS-
AKC, Ready 10/2, Health
cert., Wormed, 1st shots.
$600. (863)241-3162
PUPPIES, Boxer/American Pit
Bull Mix; 6 weeks old. $100
each. (863)467-6143
TURKEYS- Bourbon Red
breeding pair Turkeys. $30.
Firm. (863)801-3622 or
801-3877
YORKSHIRE TERRIER, AKC
Available for Stud Services.
Please call (863)675-1410


Job
information 02251


NEW COIN COLLECTOR wanl-
ing to add 10 my collection.
Please call to sell coins &
paper money 239-693-4891
OLD FLORIDA ART- pjriill.iQ,
pics, and drawings, a Older
Firearms. Win Wtv:. piii"i1
(561)281-4-1153
OLD USED GRAVELY MOW-
ERS. CALL (863)467-2446
WANTED: FLORIDA ART
A E. Backus. J Hulchinsoir
H. H.ewlorn G Bucki-ier E.
.Buciner. L.Roberis A Hair;
RA McClendon. S flewori,
BIG l$ (772i562-556

Agriculture

-- ---_ -
Christmas Trees 745
Farm Equipment 805
Farm FeedProducts 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




FORD 3000 TRACTOR Runs
good, $4800 Negotiable.
63-763-4149/561-758-4337
HITCH BAR 3 POINT- with ad-
justable bar, $50 or best of-
fer (863)634-7765


APALOOSA MARE 3yrs, great
w/kids. Well mannered. No
bad habits, $2K Neg.
863-805-8769/599-9477
BEAUTIFUL 4YR. 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-
gins/UTD vacs., Exp. rider
$1500. 863-467-4049
DOC BAR MARE- Born in '96-
'97, $1000. (863)467-1617
FILLY- lyo, Belgian Cross,
sorrel, $600 to a good home
only (863)675-0247 La Belle
GELDING, 13 yrs. old, gray,
very fast, used on barrels &
worked cows, exc. manners,
$2500. (863)673-5058
GERMAN WESTFALEN- Warm
blood, XTB colt, 7 mo. Super
sweet, Jumper dressage.
$2500. (863)357-JUMP
Junior Western Saddle, Pro-
fessional Line, Saddle King,
Ozark leather, handcrafted,
$300. (863)763-6507
MARE Quarterhorse, 4 yrs.,
green broke, needs good
home. $500.239-707-5423
Call Sharon in Labelle area
REG BREEDING STOCK PAINT
MARE- 4yo, exc cutting
bloodlines, super easy keep-
er $2500 (863)801-9188


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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.


Employmen


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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-
chobeearea


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


FREE DIABETIC SUPPLIES!
MEDICARE PATIENTS! Call
Us Toll Free (866)294-3476
and receive a FREE METERI
Am-Med Quality Diabelic
Supplies
POWER CHAIR, Meritis, Holds
up to 350 Ibs New battery &.
tires. Pd. $7.598. Now $600
or best offer (239)324-2115
SCOOTER, Electric, perteci
condition used very imnle. *
charger & instructions, can de-
liver. $1250 (863)634-6491
Miclaeos05


2006 MODEL BLOWOUTI!
Warehouse Clearance Sale
on the New Kayak Pool.
SAVE $ thousands on select-
ed models limited supply!
FREE ESTIMATES Easy Fi-
nance Fast Installation. Call
(866)348-7560 www.kay-
akpoolsflorida.com.


COMPOUND BOW, Jennings
Uni-tech XLR, 70 Ib draw &
29" draw. Pd. $450, asking
$230. (863)635-0079
LADDER STANDS (2 MAN) 12'
new, still in box. $85
1863)467-6818 9am-7pm
LARGE MOUTH BASS- 20lbt
+ wall rmount. fiberglass
replica nand palmed, looks
sharp $145 8631610-1276
POOL TABLE Imperial Sharp-
shooter, 4 < 8', regulation.
slate, good cond, w/access.
$600.(863)634-2812
SELF CLIMBING TREE STAND
$125. 863-467-6818



FOSTEX 24 CHANNEL DIGI-
TAL stereo recorder. Built in
CD burner. : $800.
863-467-9402
SUB WOOFERS 12) 10" Mem-
prus in porled box,
$260, Desi oiter Call
(863)634-64b6


HD PROJ TV. 55" asking .$00
or best oher(8631983-536-
RCA 27 COLOR V
2vrt Old $100
863-983-;996


GENERATOR 4000- Coleman
Runs good. $3001) orl ul-
lei (863)801-3622
GENERATOR. Pourtr CarUle
5,500 wajll 2 years
used IwiCie $550
(8631241-1793
MIG WELDER- Snap-on. 300
amp. W/alum spool gun 2
lar3i. w/lloWn mrs. plasma
culners $220 1863i16-A9;I-O
PORTABLE Air Compressor
2np, Speedair industrial mod.
el worls good i1-45 Firm
863-763-6629
VALVE MACHINE 8Iack &
Decker, good cond. wtoiiols
Scabiner Fofrein dome il,:
deiel. $i2K. 863-805-8769

WantedToBuy07


forwrader
FREE
On Unes Service
Buy- O t Trade

863-467-1304
www.okeechobee-horse-trader.com
Serving The Greater
Lake Okeechobee Area
RED ROAN APPALOOSA,
SGelding, 6 years. $900. or
" best offer. (863)763-2379
TB GELDING, 18 yrs, Beautiful
Bay. 17 hand. exp rider.
weslirnienglish grea. horse.
51500(86b3);63-6220



MOWER DECKS, 2 38" wide,
$60. Call (863)532-9182.
RIDING MOWER- 8hp Snap-
per, very good cond., w/bag-
.ger, $550 (863)675-0247
LaBelle area


Okeechobee Livestock
MarketSales
Every Mond)y-12pm&every
Tuje ay-l arn. 763-3127

Love the earth Recycle
your used Items by sell-
Ing them in the classl-
fleds.



BIG PLANT SALE
Sal. & Sun.
Hwy. 720 (Muse Rd.)
Follow signs.
All palm trees,
exotics, plants of
plenty. Cheap, good
prices. We got what
you want. Developers
& landscapers
welcome.
(863)673-2931 or
(9541818-7757
CITRUS TREES OF
ALL VARIETIES: Call
863-675-29'78/86i3-447-12913
Lie. #47219283

Rentals



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



ONE BEDROOM one bath,
omnriuniiv pool, water/cbl.,
3P, lurrniriel. niwly emird-
l1 i, ide I lor 2 nprii rle no
pets. .i7;Ormo
863-612-5037



LUXURY CONDO. 2br lullv fur.
nishec, ho pi ri o I, irul ,
Lease Sec & ref; $850. mo
+ until. WRG 863-675-0779


BEAUTIFUL 3 Bdrm., 2 Ba.
Manufactured Home, wheel
chair accessible, 2 car garage.
Near Glades West Elementary.
No pets. Non Smk. Env. Good
ref's& sec. dep. req'd.
Rent Unfurnished $1100 mo.
or Furnished $1200 mo.
Margaret Barber Real Estate.
(863)675-5968
LABELLE, 3BR/2BA, 5 mi. S.
of Labelle, $215 per week &
1st, last & security.
(863)328-0002
LABELLE, 4br/1.5ba, avail.
Oct. 1, with pool, $1600
mo. (863)673-0081
OKEECHOBEE- brand new 3/2
+ Bonus room, deluxe interi-
or, Avail immediately,
$1300/mo (561)307-2502
PORT LABELLE, 2br/1ba, avail
Oct. 1, $900 mo.
(863)673-0081
PORT LABELLE- 3/2, 1 car
garage, $950/mo,
(239)572-2970
or(239)649-8892
PORT LABELLE, 3BR/2BA,
new, 1 mile from the high
school, $1400 mo. +
$1,000 sec. dep. For more
details call (863)673-0846

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today's competitive
market? In the employ-
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safety schedule
Fireanmssafetycmasses-wics
tibe each Saturday at 10 am,
-begmg Omd 21. The class s
required for those pasois wishiq
to use ffe iSheffs .n Ra e fao
target practice or seeOtWap soot-
ing.Clasieswainot!beheldonOct.
6 or Oct. 14 and the range w B be
ckosedfromOct 14-20.
Benefit for
Muse firefigter
A benefit is being planned for
30-year-old firefihter and cancer
victim Frank Ryder of Muse by the
Muse Vokmteer Feie Dept He is.
currently taking radiation treat-
ment. The dinnerwilbe heldatlhe
Muse Comnmurty Association,
25895 Lbloy Bay Road,from 5-8
p.m. Monday, Oct 9. Spaghetti and


meatW,, Itali sausage Sgaic
bread ad tea for $7.50 per pate
fr tidiefs cdal 673-'2t or 675-

Gades R toemiet
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licm at 630 p.m. All are enwaour-
aged to attend. I you have any
questions or need directions, call
863-673-0452.

Lost ow
HCSO has found a lost cow in
tihe LaBete area. If you have Mst a
cow, please caBl the Ag~ricaulrat
Crimes Unit at 7-I630.
Grant awarded
toSalvationArmy
Salsvation Army Human Ser-


vces Coordinator Debbieie. ~aemi-
deir annotiHMces a Criallenge Ghain
Award o $2,500 Ioom United Chrs-
tian, Givig, ths. for its prison min-
istry The funds hetp. with the needs
of released prisoners, such as
catbkw, bmaB pwMta bws ti^-

used to Ihelp with providing BisoLas
to in, mates anid Clarismas to
inmate fales.
th order to receive the grant, the
local Salvation Army Unit must
raie the same amiou. .of new
money. For mote ifonmmidainorr if
you would ike to contribute ftan-
cial support, please: ca 863-674-
1441 or send' a. check p table to
LaBelie Salvation Army, PO Box
2 IS, aBelle, Fi-lrida 339'75.
Worship enter
plans revival
The Community Harvest Wor-
sip Center revival is Sunday, Oct.


8-Frdaay, OhrL 113 wvldba
day servces 111 aIm. asnd 6 m;
Theve v ab t an a 0 imkmo Ph


for the sick mrsdig4 Eveymie- wvl
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Hc"'vard at 6VS~6M2 at673MMI6
CornuRnunihv 1Htest is Qanthecre-
tier off Oran ge SR. a~d Hvw3. 29
across from the rmdeo grourlrds.
COEICOwad'anga
fundraiser
Cc:irtrj Oaks Eiertentlay,
Fo:unt ri. Annual Cwadcu g
tundaise r wil fbe.Thusday, ctW..
1,. st-tning at. 4 pn.m ThiT COWc wges
int the pent atS pSpin Remembet. if
the caw leaves a 'on adbina?' an
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Girls golf update


The girl's golf record stands at
3-2 tight now. They have beaten
Immokalee twice and Lake Placid
once. They lost to Sebring twice.
They played Riverdale on Septem-
ber28, in Lehigb and Dunbar on
October 5, at Ft. NMyers'.Contry
Club.
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Jessica Bechtel (junior),is the
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BEy GlendaWilson
Pharmacy business at Hendry
Regional Medical Center will con-
tinue as usual, but employees say,
"It will not be the .same after Sep-
tember 2Zth -no.t without Sandy
Woodall." After18 years of serv-
ice as the hospital !Pharmacy
Director, she has decided to retire.
Hospital employees.held.a sur-
prise reception on Monday after-
noon to honor Sandy Weoodall,
B.S., Pharm.D who was-evenfur-
ther surprised when her !mother
joined the reception. (Friends and
family had made arrangementsito
have her flown in from North Car-
olina .
Although Dr. Woodall'has con-
tributed too many accom.plisb-
ments to list during her years ol
dedication to the hospital, she can
hbe recognized for implementing
.remote order entry and .Adeo Yve-
fication processes Ao reduce irnead-
tcation errors -andithe ;mediecat

Alans
'HIS 1982 class retnion
LaBelie High School grads par-
ents Class of 1982: The planning
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Coordinators are looking for cur-
rent addresses-for members.Email
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in.the 50s.Sav.annahSmith (fresh-
man) starts at ~ she has-been I
shooting in the high 50s-low 60s.
CallieBurley (junior) #3has been
shooting in the high 60s-low 70s.
Annalicia Cavazos (freshman) #4
shooting in the 70s. K. C. tynnl
(freshman) mid ite high 70s.
Anoalicia and K. ;C. are neck and
neckforthe #4 and-#5 positions.


Submitted to the Caloosa Belle/Scott Wegscheid
LHS golf building each season
The LaBelle High Schools Boys Golf Team just completed
its second season after having no team for a few years.
This year's final record is 6 wins and 5 losses, which is a
great improvement over -last year's 2 win, 7-loss year. The
team has 9 players, all of whom will be back next year so
fans expect that next year's record will improve even
More. The team will compete in District competition on
October 9 at Rotona Golf Course in ;Englewood. Team
.members are: juniors: Anthony Hernandez, Scott Sloan,
Christopher Wegscheid; sophomores: Blake Broom,
Carter Butler, Cody Crawford, Christopher Deamer, Lewis
Nebles .and Greg Zimmerly


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,ieoancdiliatikx jgram that
retrieves-retail patient prescription
information. In addition, Dr.
Woodall'sipublication about Tele-
pharmacy, which -was published
by the Joint Commission, was a
-credit to her man, achievements.
Sandy said that she would like
.io thank the Board.of Authority
-and Hospital Administration for
their -support throughout her
years of employment. She.also
credited the pharmacy and nurs-
ing staff for.being instrumental .in
her successes. 'One r'f -ier ,last
comments was, "It has been -fun;
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