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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 19, 2006
Publication Date: 1972-
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Delivering WesternHendry County's News Since 1922
Delivering Western.Hendry County's News Since 1922

VOLME4NUMBR 41 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19,2006


At A Glance


Senator aide
sets local hours
U.S. Senator Mel Martinez
(R-FL) has announced Com-
munity Office Hours in South-
west Florida to be held in
Hendry and Lee counties.
Caseworkers from the office of
Senator Martinez will be avail-:.
able to assist constituents %xith
concerns and issues ranging
from veteran services to Social
Security, Medicare Medicaid,
and other programs adminis-
tered by the federal govern-
ment.
In Hendrn County, Sen. Mar-
tinez' aide will be at the Greater
LaBelle Chamber of Com-
merce from 1-2:30 p.m. on-r
Wed., Oct. 25.

Driver's license
office relocates
Remember: the Driver's
License ollice has n-oved to the
old Jaycee Building on
Jaycee Lions Bld.. off of Main
Street South.

Sign up for
Relay for Life
Come to the Relay for Life
Rally at 6 p m., Oct 21, at Flora
& Ella's Restaurant. Anyone
interested in serving on the
committee orwho needs infor-
nationno n-the 200ri e\ventm-i
welcome Come find out what
this cancer fundraiser is all
about and enjoy free pie and
beverages.

SCF: You can
still do poster
The SCF committee has
postponed its poster deadline
till its Nov. 6 meeting. Please us
the rhew theme: It Started with
a Seed.
STime to think about their
nominations for the Pioneer
Family and Grand Marshal. Pio-
neer Families should have been
in the area for at least 50 years
and the Grand Marshal needs
to be a strong community-
minded and active individual
whose 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.

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
classes.
Call 675-5356 in LaBelle,
983-1469 in Clewiston for an
application. The client must be
low-income, full time atten-
dance and travel more than 30
miles to the education facility.
Eligibility is determined on the
total household's income. Fam-
ilies that have never received
funds from the CSBG Family
Self-Sufficiency Program will
have priority.


Index
Classifieds ...... .15-17
Editorial ............ .4
Speak Out .......... .4
Sports ........... ..7
See Page 2 for information about
how to contact the newspaper.

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Can Daniels School be saved?


By Patty Brant

It looks like the only way to
save the Old Daniels School
would. be to find old photo-
graphs showing the original con-
dition of the building, the only.
school ever sited in Ford/Sunset
Park. The school served the black
community. during segregated
times until Hendry County
schools were integrated in the
1960s:
Ford/Sunset Park Community
Association Vice President Nora
Fagin and President Ray Field
Johnson explained the situation
to the city. commission at their
Oct. 12 meeting. The Old Daniels


School, known in recent years as
the Daniels Center, is seriously
deteriorating from lack of use,
vandalism and termite infesta-
tion.
It is the only building of his-
toric significance left in the FS/P
community and holds personal
memories for many in that neigh-
borhood.
The City of' LaBelle, in
response to the community's
need for a gathering place, built
the James G. Singleton Commu-
nity Center several years ago, just
behind the Daniels Center. The
new center has been welcomed
by the neighborhood, being
often used and cared for by'resi-


dents. The Daniels Center, how-
ever, has been left to deteriorate,
although the Rec Board has tried
to reclaiming it, efforts have not
been successful. The building
has been left dark and often with-
out any form of security over the
years, inviting misuse.
It is unclear exactly how
much of the building remains
from the original building
brought up from Sears in 1937,
but the wood flooring almost cer-
tainly is. Some changes have
been made inside and outside as
well, including boarding over the
windows. There has never been


See School -Page2 Old Daniels School


Chamber of Commerce: 2006 Citizen of the Year


Prepare now



to save water


by Patty Brant

ATM's Grant Misterly report-
ed on a tour of the, site for the
proposed new water plant. He
said a very general layout of the
plant has also been prepared.
The city is also considering the
incorporation of a conservation
rate into its new water rates. The
rate would encourage people to
conserve water through-a dis-
counted rate while having larger
water users pay more. Accord-
ing to Superintendent of Public
Works Mike Boyle, irrigation
consumes the largest portion ol
most residential water usage.
Last year's brush with water
restrictions has got city person-
nel planning ahead. With the dry
season just coming up, LaBelle
Superintendent of Public Works
Mike Boyle asked thecity.com-


Citizen of the Year K.C. Stanley-Lynn and her proud husband, Richard.

K.C. Stanley-Lynn: Family first


By Patty Brant

"KC is the prototype of citizen
that we should all strive to be
and because of her multi-faceted
service to our community, I feel
she richly deserves to be the
2006 LaBelle Citizen of the Year."
After hearing these words,
read by her nominator Sherri
Denning, KC Stanley-Lynn
approached the podium at the
civic center at Monday evening's
Greater LaBelle Chamber of
Commerce annual banquet, to
become ,the "woman of the
hour." "Ms. Denning continued,
citing K.C.'s two "best" qualities:
her leadership ability, which is
straight forward and common
sense approach, and that she is
down-to-earth, just as willing to
work behind the scenes as to
lead.
See Chamber Page 2


mission to begin considering
water restrictions.
Last year the city got into diffi-
culties when the water plant
exceeded its 1 million gallon per
day capacity several times, even
though its average consumption
is only 600,000 gallons per day.
Mr. Boyle did not ask for
restrictions to be applied yet, but
he is hoping to get residents
used to conserving now-before
the need becomes critical. The
main focus on conservation is
on home irrigation, which Mr.
Boyle said greatly increases
water consumption.
Development
Development of the 18.41
acre site on SR 80 by the Presto is
going back to its original plan for
See Water Page 2


Palmetto berry



plant destroyed


by Kristin Hunter


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Outgoing chamber president, Nancy Hendrickson, left,
with K.C. Stanley-Lynn.


Rejuvenating


downtown LaBelle
By Kristin Hunter boat ride along the river, pho-
tographed, sketched and collect-
Students from Marilys ed information about LaBelle. In
Nepomechie's Graduate Design countless conversations, the class
III class at Florida International heard about the challenges and
University came to LaBelle to opportunities that residents fore-
present their midterm architec- saw facing their city.
tural projects to the area. The Once back at the university,
projects were presented at the the students presented and dis-
First Baptist Church in LaBelle cussed their observations and dis-
from 1-3 p.m. on Friday, October coveries with one another and to
13. The projects are halfway fin- their professor, Mrs.
ished and have so far taken the Nepomechie. They undertook
students four weeks to develop, further historical research and
According to the professor, analysis, and were asked to make
Mrs. Nepomechie, first the class proposals for potential building
visited LaBelle in early Septem- projects whose presence in
ber, spoke to a great many peo- LaBelle might impact the core of
pie, including many of those who the city in a positive way.
attended the presentation on Fri-
day. They walked the city, took a See Students Page 2


There was a fire in Felda on
Wednesday, October 4, at 450
Taylor Rd. around 4:50 a.m. The
fire was at a palmetto berry plant
where they dry palmetto berries
for. medicinal purposes. The
plant is owned by two different
companies, Natural Medicinals,
Inc., and North American Inven-
tory. The fire took 98,000 gallons
of water to put out. There were a
total of 72 emergency personnel
there with a total of 27 emer-
gency vehicles including the
Felda Fire Department, LaBelle
Fire Department, Lehigh Fire
Department, Pioneer,
Immokalee, Montura, Muse,
Moore Haven and Clewiston.


The fire was caused by a pal-
metto berry dryer. A bracket fell
off and melted the propane gas
line. The total damage is more
than one million dollars. No one
was hurt. Grounds personnel
discovered the fire and turned off
a propane tank. At least 50 per-
cent of the plantwas destroyed.
The building was a metal
building with multiple contain-
ers. One of the companies suf-
fered $850,000 in losses. There
were multiple bags of palmetto
berries. One bag equaled 3,000
pounds. Natural Medicinals Inc.
lost $550,000 worth of product.
Hendry County Public Safety
Director Randy Bengston said,
"The Felda Fire Department did a
good job saving the warehouse."


Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
Students from Marilys Nepomechie's Graduate Design III class at FIU: Patricia Callejas,
Roberto Ceballos, Alberto Corripo, Josue Cruz, Isis Dorado, Daniel Garcia, Abdel Martel,
Daphne Rosas and Javier Sanchez with Mayor/Hendry County Public Safety Director
Randy Bengston, engineer Rock Aboujaoude, former FIU architectural student and archi-
tect Theresa Proverbs, Supervisor of Public Works Mike Boyle and former land owner (of
what is going to be. Murphy's Landing) Billy Murphy.


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Water

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mixed use in the back and com-
mercial along the highway.
Resident Jeff Lazar spoke up
about the "deplorable" mess the
site has become since the areawas
cleared. On behalf of the develop-
er, Joann Finelli explained that the
comprehensive plan including that
section has been held up at the
Department of Community Affairs.
They cannot move forward with-
out knowing what the land use
designation will be and have
worked with the city to alleviate the
flooding there, she said. She
expects construction to begin in
mid-2007.
The city's new planner Shelly
Johnson of Boracco Engineering,
said this project was sent to DCA as
part of a larger comprehensive
plan amendment. However, they
are now withdrawing that parcel
and will go forward as a small
comprehensive plan amendment.
According to Ms. Johnson, the
conceptual plan for Moore Grove
and Old Grove will be placed
before the city commissioners for
adoption next month.
She said she is also working on
other code issues including on-
premises alcohol consumption
regulation to clarify where it can be
served; outdoor storage rules for
business and industrial zoning;'
reviewing architectural design
guides for commercial zoning and
reviewing Florida Statute changes
regarding transportation concur-
rency regulations.
There was a spirited discussion
initiated by Commissioner Paul
Puletti about who should pay Ms.
Johnson's salary for certain servic-
es. He felt that developer-initiated
services, such as requests for zon-
ing, comp plan amendments and
the like should be paid by the


Students

Continued From Page 1
They built a city model, and
then each student was asked to
choose a site for a building project
on the basis of his/her analyses of
the city. They were also asked to
suggest possible uses for the build-
ing that would serve the public
realm of the citywell.
They were asked to respect the
..existing structures of the city -
although -they might replace a..
building like the current library,
w\ith a ne\v structure. They were
'also asked to work withinn the-gen-
eral scale of existing construction
in the city.
Through numerous models
and drawings, executed.in a range
of materials and at a range of
scales, they studied and developed
their project proposals: Public
libraries, civic centers, museums,
community center, recreation cen-
ter, university research center, pub-
lic marinas, commercial spaces,
riverwalks, Public gardens, and
Parks. Their proposals ranged from
adaptive re-use (of the current
prison) to new construction -and
included the possibility of re-routed
traffic and new bridges. The stu-
dents will continue working on
these projects for the next month,
responding to the comments they
heard from city residents on Friday
-and from their university profes-
sors in the coming weeks.
These are a few examples of
some of the student's great ideas.
Daphne Rosas designed a com-
munity centered building that sits
inland and along 400 ft. of the river.
The building both overlooks the
city as well as the river. The build-
ing consists of glass windows and
green panels used to plant moss.
Her building is two stories at 18,000
square feet. It is in the height and
scale of the trees intended to serve
as a great way to enjoy nature. Her
building is a curvy structure built
around the trees so as to preserve
nature and not tear any trees
down. The building has a muse-
um, music space, outdoor space,
extended park, reading room and
bookstore. The biggest space is in
the center. That is the outdoor
space that the community can use
at all times. She designed the frame
of the building to look like the
branches of the trees. She started
out researching how steamboats
are propelled by a paddle wheel for
her project due to the history of the
use of the river. Her plan fuses
nature with the edge of the river.
Isis Dorado's current plan con-
sists of-re-routing the bridge over to
Lee St. and changing the bridge
into a marina with shallow wading
pools of river water for different
age groups, a public market place
on the ground level and a civic cen-
ter with meeting spaces and a
waterfront restaurant that will be
moved to the edge of the river.
There is a kids water park wading
pool that is two ft. deep, a sun-
bathing area that is 20 ft. wide and
4-5 ft. deep and a market area that
is 80 ft. wide and 300 ft. long.
Javier Sanchez also decided to
build a community center. He first
identified the center of the city
which he decided was the court-
house. He noticed that the court-
house is somewhat abandoned
and not utilized as the core of the


developer.
Commissioner Bob Miller said
in some towns developers are
required to set up an account. As
services are rendered, money is
drawn from that account to pay-as-
they-go.
Commissioner Puletti suggest-.
ed the board look at a method to
tack planner costs on to developers
as appropriate, eliminating poten-
tial "free rides" for developers.
Fire department
Commissioner Puletti has been
working with County Commission-
er Kevin McCarthy to sort out
LaBelle Fire Department issues
since the county rescinded its fire
department agreement with
LaBelle. The county's action was
brought on by the mass resigna-
tion of firefighters.over issues with
then Chief Dwayne Pratt.
He resigned in July after fire-
fighters submitted a five-page list of
allegations and complaints against
him, but was reinstated on August
17, at which time firefighters
resigned leaving only a handful to
cover the city. The county, which
pays about 70 percent of the
department's budget, then set up a
station to cover its territory, man-
ning it with the disenfranchised
firefighters. However, the chief
again resigned within a short time
and all the firefighters again dis-
patched out of the city department,
but with a chief for the city and one
for the county.
As of the Oct. 12 commission
meeting, the full time fire chief
position has been eliminated. Mal-
colm "Skeeter" Johnson is now
chief of the all -volunteer depart-
ment. Josh Rimes will continue to
be the department's fire inspector.
Chief Johnson told the commis-
sion that in recent weeks the
department has reinstated its Level
III Hazmat training and is looking
into purchasing a new fire engine.


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town. His plan includes trying to
revitalize that area by trying to
bring activity back to the center of
the city. He chose to use the back I
part of the U-Save parking lot as his I
site. His site consists of 14,900 f
square feet.not including the green
space which is used to sit, walk or
park on. The green space is actual-
ly grass block that consists of con- I
create blocks with grass growing in
the holes for multi-purpose use.
The building consists of an outdoor
movie theatre with a 60x30 ft.
screen for monthly,, events, an
indoor, outdoor fUrier rink, game
rooms, meeting spaces, cafe and
lounge, green spacepark and
walk-able root space. His plan also
includes a projection for the future
to expand community and housing
along Hwy. 80 as well. He would
like to have all the buildings in
downtown provide commercial
spaces on the bottom floor and res-
idential space on the top floor.
Josue Cruz chose the river as his
location site. He chose to build a
community and recreation center
that connects the river on each side
of the bridge. He utilized both sides
of the bridge with a total of 60,000
sq. ft. or 30,000 sq. ft. of buildings
on each side. His building consists
of three stories: on the ground level
there would be parking beneath
the bridge, a workshop space for
arts and crafts, a library, rock
climbing wall that is three stories
tall, boat yard for canoes and
kayaks and an art studio with a
meeting room. On the second floor
there would be basketball courts, a
racquetball court and a gym, an
outside terrace and the continua-
tion of the rock wall, art studio and
meeting room. On the third floor
would be a recreation center, com-
mercial space, restaurant with a
viewing deck as well as a possible
juice bar and cafe and the final con-
tinuation of the rock wall. His
building is made of mostly large
glass windows so the community
can enjoy the incredible view.
Robert Cebellos chose to use
the existing Hendry County jail as
his building of choice. The jail con-
sists of three different buildings.
The front of the building where the
parking lot isnow would become a
bus/trolley center. The main build-
ing of the jail would become a
library and the back of the building
would become a welfare building
and entrance/lobby into the library.
He chose to turn the jail into a
library and tear down the existing
Barron Library to use as an extend-
ed park area. Lee St. and Main St.
would become canals as well as an
oxbow with a dock. The jail
becomes a two level library with a
rain catcher in the center of the cir-
cular roof. The underground area
of the circular building becomes a
trolley system to the riverfront park.
The unused space around the
building becomes a citrus grove to
fulfill the historical aspect and mar-
ketplace like flea market. Dinosaur
fossils will be displayed on the roof
of the welfare building that is
turned into a green roof for plants.
The idea for the building is to
turn something that was once neg-
ative into something that it positive
by adding life with citrus trees to, in
a sense, "cleanse the building."
The class hopes to return to
LaBelle in mid-November with
more developed work for a final
presentation to the community.


Chamber

Continued From Page 1
True to her nominating letter,
C.C.'s acceptance remarks were
lown to earth and self effacing:
My husband is my best support-
er. We've been in LaBelle for
going on nine years," she said,
'but it feels like a lifetime."
Of K.C., her husband,
ichard, said, "she always
amazes me. She's a riverboat
:aptain, a fine airplane pilot and
Great driver. She was given a
nedal in Kansas City, Kansas, for
havingg a drowning victim. She
loes so much, but her family
always comes first."
For years K.C. volunteered for
Meals on Wheels. She continues
o sit on the executive commit-
ee of Habit for Humanity's
Board of Directors, helping to
build 12 homes in Hendry Coun-
y. Habitat has recently reopened
ts thrift shop in LaBelle and is
working on plans to build more
houses. She teaches Sunday
School at Our Lady Queen of
Heaven Catholic Church where
she also supervises the altar
servers. She is especially enthu-
siastic about her work with the
:hurch because it's one of the
ew places in the community
where English and Spanish
speakers come together side-by-
side.
Of her many volunteer activi-
ies, she is particularly keen on
helping out at the schools. LMS
3and Instructor Amy Noone has
been the recipient of some. of
KC's considerable volunteering
skills and said she is always
impressed by K.C.'s energy and
willingness.
Also Monday evening, long
:ime resident Joe Thomas had
he audience spellbound by tales
and quips from Old LaBelle -
ntroducing many to its charm'
and reacquainting old timers
with its rich and quirky history,
including dogs sleeping in
Bridge Street; two working saw
mills in town, vanishing railroad,
latbed trucks bringing Semi-
noles into town on weekends to
shop, barber shop and chess
boards and tall-tale swapping at
Flora & Ella's.
Rhonda Haag, Director of
South Florida Water Manage-
ment District's Lower West
Coast Service Center in Fort


School

Continued From Page 1
any indoor plumbing installed.
Because documentation of the
building's original condition is not
available, it is unclear if any grant
money for historic places could


be found to save the building. Ron
Zimmerly, who writes grants for
both county and the city, volun-
teered his services to search for
grants. The community is being
canvassed for any old photo-
graphs of the building in its origi-
nal condition. Anyone who has
such a photograph is asked to
contact city hall at 675-2872.


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Joe Thomas provides insight
into Old LaBelle.
Myers, presented an overview of
projects specifically important to
LaBelle and Hendry County: job
creation by Acceler8 projects,
the C-43 Reservoir and Herbert
Hoover Dike renovations.
The dike, which surrounds
Lake Okeechobee, is undergo-
ing some reinforcement of cer-
tain segments. The section near
Port Myakka is the first. When
reinforcement is complete, the
dam will be able to hold back as
much as 25 feet of water, she
said. The $340 million project
includes pumping water, clear-
ing land and pouring concrete as
well as actually reinforcing the
dike.
The Education Center of
Southwest Florida. Inc., in con-
junction with SFWMD, recently
graduated its first heavy equip-
ment class and is beginning a
new one. The class provided 20
graduates with the skills to make
a good living. Graduates are
encouraged to work on the C-43
Reservoir and other projects as
they become available, but may
also take other positions as they
can. Classes in construction
trades are also coming up..
Adding to the excitement of
the evening, Democratic candi-
date for US Congressional Dis-
trict 16 Tim Mahoney showed up
to meet and greet LaBelle resi-
dents, as did M. Fernandez, can-
didate for circuit judge and Flori-
da House Rep. for District 77
Denise Grimsley, who is running
for reelection.
Outgoing Chamber president
Nancy Hendrickson received a
plaque for her services and rec-
ognized chamber volunteers
Terri Lazar, Mary Bartoshuk and
Pudge Lehman as well as secre-
tary Sara Townsend.


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PUBLIC NOTICE

INITIAL CERTIFICATION -

(CHAPTER 197.323)

In compliance with Chapter

193.122, (2), Florida Statutes,

Hendry County Property

Owners are hereby advised

that the 2006 Hendry County

Tax Rolls, with the exception of

properties being reviewed by

the Value Adjustment Board

for which no decision has been

rendered were certified for col-

lection to the County Tax

Collector on October 10, 2006.


Kristina A. Kulpa, CFA, ASA

Hendry County Property Appraiser


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Caloosa Belle, Thursday, October 19,2006


Arrests


Christopher Jack Partin, 27,
of LaBelle, was arrested October
9, and charged with possession of
drugs. Robert Shaw of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.
Joan Elizabeth Kiamos, 43,
was arrested October 10, and
charged with possession of
cocaine. Nathan Kirk of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
Tranquillb Cardenas, 37, of
LaBelle, was arrested October 7,
and charged with damaging prop-
erty- criminal mischief of $200 or
less. Brett Callahan of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.
Chance Jackson Lampkin,
26, of LaBelle, was arrested Octo-
ber 12, and charged with
fleeing/eluding the police, aggra-
vated assault on an officer, dam-
aging property-criminal mischief
of $1,000 or more and vehicle
grand theft. Robert Shaw of the


Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
Roberto Luis Cruz, 18, of
LaBelle, was arrested October 12,
and charged with burglary and
damaging property-criminal mis-
chief of $200-$1,000. Fernando
Herrera of the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting
officer.
A 17 year-old juvenile from
LaBelle, was arrested October 12,
and charged with burglary and
damaging property-criminal mis-
chief of $200-$1,000.
George Jones, 38, of LaBelle,
was arrested October 14, and
charged with possession of
cocaine. George Elver of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer..
Aizar Lopez, 26, of Mexico,
was arrested October 14, and
charged with vehicle grand theft.
Suzanne Higby of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the


arresting officer.
Lavance Carithius Burnett,
34, of LaBelle, was arrested Octo-
ber 15, and charged with smug-
gling contraband into a detention
facility. George Elver of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
Selina Jeanne Critean, 58, of
LaBelle, was arrested October 17,
and charged with possession of
cocaine. Tiffany Arnold of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
Jose Mejia, 42, of LaBelle,
was arrested October 16, and
charged with possession of
cocaine. Rick Allen Shephard of
the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office was the arresting officer.
Ernesto Crespin-Guardado,
46, of LaBelle, was arrested Octo-
ber 16, and charged with posses-
sion of cocaine. Rick Allen Shep-
hard of the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting


officer.
Derrick Jermaine Pope, 23,
of Lake Placid, was arrested Octo-
ber 10, and charged with violating
probation for a felony. Kelvin C.
Robinson of the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting
officer.
Ellen Judy Pickett, 24,
LaBelle, was arrested October 13,
and charged with violating proba-
tion for a felony. Donald Davis of
the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office was the arresting officer.
Dwayne Edward Prescott,
29, was arrested October 14, and
charged with failure to appear for
a felony offense. Jonathan Reyes
of the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office was the arresting officer.
Lisette D. Lopez, 36, of
LaBelle, was arrested October 12,
and charged with violating proba-
tion for a felony. Patricia Durrance
of the Hendry County Sheriff's
Officewas the arresting officer.


Hendry County Sheriff's Reports


Man foils burglary
The Hendry County Sheriff's
Office received a 911 call on Octo-
ber 12, shortly after noon regard-
ing an alleged burglary. The caller,
Pedro Jose Vasquez, stated he
was following a vehicle occupied
by four people who had just com-
mitted a burglary. Deputies
responded and stopped the vehi-
cle on Garden Street. According to
Sheriff Ronnie Lee, Vasquez, who
is the brother of the owner of the
burglarized home, observed a
Ford Mustang sitting in his sister's
driveway. He approached two
men that were standing by the
Mustang and inquired as to why
they were parked in his sister's
drivewav. At that time two other
men ran out of the house and
they fled the scene, Vasquez fol-


lowed called the Sheriff's Office.
Deputies stopped the vehicle on
Garden Street and, after determin-
ing a burglary had occurred,-
arrested the four occupants.
Roberto Luis Cruz, age 18, of.
LaBelle, Stephen Joseph Yang,
age 18, of Clewiston, and two
juveniles were arrested. All were
charged with Criminal Mischief
and Burglary.

Stolen truck recovered
At about 2 a.m. October 12,
HCSO Sgt. Robert Shaw observed
a truck parked in the middle of
Withalacoochee Avenue. When
the driver and a passenger
observed the marked patrol car,
they jumped in the truck and sped
away. Sgt, Sha\\ attempted to
stop the truck, however, the driver


would not stop and eventually
crossed Highway 80 to Live Oak
Lane where it stopped. Both
occupants ran from the scene but
were apprehended by Sgt. Shaw
and Deputy Davis apprehended
the driver and passenger, Sheriff
Ronnie Lee said the truck, owned
by Rider Truck Rental, was stolen
from Haverty Furniture in Fort
Myers. Chance Jackson Lampkin,
Jr., age 26, og LaBelle, was arrest-
ed and charged with Fleeing and
Eluding A Law Enforcement Offi-
cer, Aggravated Assault On A Law
Enforcement Officer, Driving
With A Suspended Drivers
License, Criminal Mischief and
Grand Theft Auto.
Lyman J. Lampkin 11, age 33,
of LaBelle., was charged with
Resisting An Officer Without Vio-
lence. '


Marijuana
grow house seized
-The Hendry County Sheriff's
Office Criminal Investigation Divi-
sion executed a search warrant at
3840 Fort Keis Avenue on Oct. 9.
According to Sheriff Ronnie Lee,,
the residence was being used as a
marijuana grow house. Deputies
seized marijuana plants, water fil-
tration systems, growing pots, air
filtration and conditioning sys-
tems, complete assembled water
drip irrigation systems and pack-
aging paraphernalia. Sheriff Lee
said, like most of the other 16
grow houses they have located in
Hendry County in the past two
years, the registered owner of the
property resides in the
Browvard Dade County area.
Deputies are attempting to
locate the owner.


Obituaries


Charles James
"C.J." Townsend
Charles James "C.J."
Townsend, 84, of Clewiston,
passed away October 6, 2006, in
Fort Myers. He was born Oct. 16,
1921, in Tampa to late Richard Nel-
son Tournsendandlhe Ahie Ozena
(Mlelvin.i Tobynsend. He served in
the Coast Guard during W1ll.
Survivors include son: Charles
Michael (Brenda) Townsend of
Clewiston; step-children Jerry
(Carolyn) Cross of Lake City, John-
ny (Sally) Fussell of Ocala; sister:
Alice Cobb of Edwin, AL.; ten
grandchildren and ten great-grand-
children as well as many nieces
and nephews.
He was preceded in death by
his step-son, Archie Fussell and sis-
ter, Ardelia Rhodes. Services were
Oct. 11, at Ortona Cemetery with
Reverend Billy Ford officiating.
Arrangements were made by
Akin-Davis Funeral Home in
LaBelle.

Mary Vandiver
Mary Carolyn Whitmire Vandiv-
er, 95, formerly of Everglades City
and LaBelle passed away on Octo-
ber 9, 2006, after a brief illness. She
was born on June 22, 1911, in Jack-
son County, GA, to the late Lee F
Whitmire and Oba Cattlett Whit-
mire. She was a homemaker and
was very active in the Everglade
Community School System. She
was a member of Everglade Com-
munity Church, First United
Methodist Church, Immokalee and
First United Methodist Church,
LaBelle. Her husband, Mr. Vernon
Victor Vandiver Sr., preceded her in
death.
Survivors include: son: Vernon
Victor (Fran) Vandiver Jr.,
Gainesville; brother: John Whit-
mire, Jefferson, GA; one grandson:
Scott Vandiver, Lawrenceville, GA;
three great-grandchildren also sur-
vive. Graveside services were Oct.
13 at Jackson Memorial Gardens,
Commerce, GA with Rev, Bob Van-
diver officiating.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be sent to: Haven Hospice,
4200 NW 909, Blvd., Gainesvillie,
FL 32606.
Arrangements were made by
Evans Funeral Home.

Winston O. Baker
Winston O. Baker, 82, of
LaBelle, passed away October 11,
2006, in LaBelle.
He was born May 12, 1924, to
the late Isaac BAker and Annie
(Young) Baker in the parish of
Manchester, Jamaica, West Indies.
He attended the Wesley Mount
all-age school. After leaving school,
he spent some time with his dad
on the farm, then Spanish Town, in
the parish of St. Catherine where
he met and married Josephine
Lindo on June 5,1963. He had two
children. In 1969 he migrated to
Long Island, NY, to join Josephine.
In New York, he a worked as a
supervisor in the laundry operated
by the State of New York for 20
years. He was a very active mem-
ber of the Church of God of
Prophecy, where he was a deacon.
He and his wife came to LaBelle
March 16, 1989, to retire and joined


the Church of God of Prophecy in
Fort Myers where he continued to
be a deacon. After some years, his
health started to fail. He started to
visit churches in LaBelle. When his
health deteriorated, he still kept
close to his God through faith,
prayer and reading the Scriptures.
On October 11, he went to be with
his maker.
Left to mourn' are his \\ife:
Josephine (Lindo) Baker; son:
Leslie Baker of New York and
daughter: Beverly Daniel of New
York; brother: Keith of the Cayman
Islands and Arnold of Jamaica; sis-
ters: Anna of Lehigh Acres, Milli-
cent of Jamaica, May of Jamaica
and Rose of New York; grandchil-
dren, great-grandchildren, nieces,
nephews and other relatives and
friends.
Funeral services are Sat. Octo-
ber 21, at 11 a.m. at Church Of
God-LaBelle. Interment will follow
at Fort Denaud Cemetery. Visita-
tion will be Friday from 5-9 p.m. at


Akin-Davis Funeral Home in
LaBelle.
Arrangements were made by
Akin-Davis Funeral Home-LaBelle.

Ruth M. Taylor
Ruth M. Taylor, 88, passed away
October 14, 2006, at Oakbrook
Nursing Home. She was born July
,10, 1918, in Chester, Pa., and
moved to LaBelle in 1988 with her
husband, Lewis Taylor, who
passed away in 1990.
Ruth is survived by one son:
Douglas C. Taylor (Lynne) and two
grandchildren, all of Richmond, Va.
Ruth was a member of the
LaBelle Assembly of God Church
where she volunteered helping
with the children at the summer
programs. Ruth was never empty-
handed when it came to the chil-
dren. She always tried to have
something for them, a small bag of
candy or cookies or a dollar bill.
Ruth loved to dance and sing. She


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BECOMING COUNTY OF RENTERS: As I look at what the County
Commissioners, the City Commissions and the Property Appraisers
have done to the property taxes here I wonder are they trying to pun-
ish the homeowners for owning a home here. Homeowners' taxes
have to make up a very large part of the budget. They want growth for
our fine county, but they are making it really hard to stay here. Our
property taxes have gone up four times inthe last four years. I haven't
made any changes to my land, except plant some plants. It didn't cost
me hundreds of dollars to do that. I think that we, the homeowners,
are paying more than our fair share. What about all of those people
that rent? Our representatives increase our taxes every year to com-
pensate for all of the renters that use roads, schools, etc. They are so
good with coming up with an idea to spend our tax money, they
should come up with a tax for renters so everyone can help with our
tax problems and quit leaving the burden to the homeowners and
land owners. I can see why people want to rent. It would save us
about $800 a month. I wouldn't have property taxes, outrageous
homeowner's insurance, lawn maintenance. Wow, now that's some-
thing to think about. And I would still get all of the benefits that the
property owners get. That's what everyone in Henry County should
think about when they get their next big tax bill.

WHERE'S YOUR HOMETOWN PRIDE?: I would like to pose a
question to the people of LaBelle. Why do people continuously throw
garbage on the roadways of our city streets and rural roads? It's not
like they are not going to a place that doesn't have a garbage the
store, the gas station even home, every place that I can think of has a
garbage can. So what if you have to wait an extra 5 minutes to throw it
out? It would help our town look so much better. So, please be proud
of your town and stop throwing out your garbage on the roadways.

RECYCLING REQUIRES SOME EFFORT: LaBelle is to be com-
mended for its recycling efforts. However, LaBelle is far too beautiful
to be defaced with the garbage dump that cover! and surrounds most
of the recycling bins. We regularly use the one in the Sheriff's Depart-
ment parking lot, that is, when we get near enough to deposit our
recyclables.
On Saturday, Oct. 14, garbage, including various recyclables entire-
ly filled the walking space between the bins. All the bins were covered
to the point that more could not be piled on top of any of them. The
odor was terrible.
Suggestion: If the city cannot afford to hire employees to empty the
bins enough to keep them usable, why not quit the program? As it is
now, recycables are being wasted, the areas in which they are located
are a disgrace and we, as a city, should be ashamed for visitors to even
see how little we care about this national program of recycling.
There is no excuse for such lack of caring about how we are NOT
tending to keeping our city beautiful, healthy and helping with our
country's recycling efforts.
Shame, shame on us!

WHO PAYS FOR THEFT?: I'm a concerned citizen and I want to
know who pays the $60,000 that Angela Banda was convicted of steal-
ing from the Courthouse. The taxpayers?
Part of Angela Banda's sentence stated that her sentence could be
reduced by half if she repays the money in full. She is also required to
pay court costs.

GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP: Congratulations to the LHS Cowboys on
defeating Dunbar. However, one controversial call by a referee creat-
ed a reaction Irom two LaBelle coaches that was unacceptable. They
are not school board"employees. Their conduct was'embarrassing.
With their lack of self control, they should not be coaching.


Birthdays


October 19: Jamie Williams,
Andy Womble, Daniel Lee, Dana
Allen, Ida Kinchen, Jan Patterson,
Theresa Somero, Daniel Alexander,
Ted White, Jessica Risley, Roger
Harris, Deborah Ann Holland
October 20: Vicki Risley, Flo-
rence Liles, Tammy Waters, Kim-
berly Ruble, Bonnie Denning,
Debra Smith, Kathy Walker, Sandra
Chapman, Robert Etgeton, Jr.,
Linda Prince, Jean McDaniel, Jen-
nifer Dunaway, Bruce Reynolds,
Jennifer Davis, Kyle Owens,
Wilmaycn Avenger, Pilar Oandav-
erde
October 21: Susan Parrish, Alex-
is M. Timms, Darren Howard,
Babara Featherston, Evelyn Harn,
Butch Wilson, Marion Wilson,
Courtney Waters, Scott Swain,
Eugene Herrera, Marcella Thomas,
David Lyons, Jr., Frank Dowe, Tracy
Burley, Janel Roberts, Emesto Car-
mona, Randy McLean, Rosalie
Hilliard, Kash Howard, Amy Kel-
logg, Doreen Backes, Kristine
Hunter, Susan Wegscheid


October 22: Earl Miller, Janece
Rioux, Mary Alice Cochran, Helen
Lalman, Eddie O'Bannon, Jr., John-
ny Christmas, David Brantley, David
Hill, Ben Porter, Greg Guntrum,
Aaron Gunsby, Jr.
October 23: Marion Boyette,
Howard Lippencott, Louie Parker,
Charles Holt, Ben Guy, Jr., Audra
Thomas, Rudy Andrews, Troy Ter-
rell, Andrea Johnson, Brett Miller
October 24: Lari Jones, Gladys
Young, Joan Wilkison, Jennifer Not-
tingham, Jackie Jackson, Altouise
Corker, Charles Reynolds, Sr.,
Seferino Solis, Jr.
October 25: Trudy Murray, Car-
olyn Daniels, Joe Durno, Irene
Peeples, Brenda Townsend,
Horace Carney, Neal Stahler, Carrie
Lockmiller, Melanie Seals, Megan
Elizabeth Harris, Francis Banda,
Elizabeth Herrera
October 26: Wendy Williams,
Craig Moss, Thomas Mott, Matthew
Greene, Jeff Martin, Spencer Fletch-
er, Rayfield Johnson, Sr.


Students need a road map for college


This week's financial tip is pri-
marily for high school seniors and
students in their first two years of
college. We have some pretty
sharp students here in LaBelle. In
last week's Caloosa Belle'news-
paper, when asked, "what would
you like to see here in LaBelle,"
they had good ideas, and so this
article is for them.
This week's tip is in two parts.
Next week I will give you the con-
clusion, Don't miss it!
A four-year college degree can
be worth a million dollars or
more in additional earnings com-
pared to a high school diploma,
so this week's financial tip is also
an educational tip. If you choose
not to go to college, at least con-
sider a vocational-technical
school, and consult with the
Building Department and Con-
tractor's Board to learn exactly
what you need to complete to get
properly licensed. Hopefully, you
will decide to go to college. For
those of you who want to go into
the construction industry, consid-
er a degree in construction engi-
neering. The University of Florida
at Gainesville has an excellent


byWayneC.Switzer

program in that field.
First, let me give you some of
my background. I graduated from
a small college and got an AA in
General Education, then trans-
ferred to.a large state university. A
number of mry courses did not
transfer. That was disappointing
and had I known about it ahead
of time, I would have started at
the university, as I could have got-
.ten in there.
Next, at the big state school I
never worked closely with an
advisor. My aptitude test said I
should be an engineer, but I want-
ed to be a surgeon, so I just took
the courses that I wanted to take
to prepare for getting into medical
school. The courses included the


subjects of math, psychology,
chemistry, biology, anatomy and
physiology, and so on. After five
years of college, I still did not have
the exact courses needed for the
Bachelor's Degree. Feeling frus-
trated, I decided to work full time
then go back to school and com-
plete a few remaining courses
that I needed. I decided to take a

job in the insurance business and
save up some money. I had been
teaching Classical Guitar to help
pay my tuition.
In the insurance business, I
eventually matriculated to anoth-
er college and completed another
30 semester hours of courses, and
got the CLU designation; By that
time I had enough total semester
hours for-a Master's Degree and
completed two college majors,
but still no four-year degree. Also
completed the course work and
got an SEC security license, plus a
2-20 Property/Casualty license, a
Real Estate license, and have 30
years of CE courses, and my
career has been selling insurance
and financial planning. Fortunate-
ly or unfortunately, I was success-
ful in insurance, but never took


the remaining courses I needed
for medical school, and never had
the opportunity to become a doc-
tor.

That did and still does disap-
point me, as it was the only career
I ever wanted. So, when my chil-
dren were seniors in high school,
my wife and I talked with them
about what colleges they would
apply to, and what careers they
should consider. To their credit,
they were good students and
earned academic scholarships. I
was determined not to let them
make the same mnistakes-that I
had made. At the appropriate
time, we sat down at our kitchen
table and I designed a schematic
for them to follow. I called it their
College Road Map. By design, it
wasn't complete. Neither will
your road map be complete. But,
by staying on top of it, you will be
very organized, and you will grad-
uate on time. Look for Part II next
week for remaining details.
Wayne C. Switzer, CLU, ninjadog-
gy@aol.coni.


Where political correctness leads us


What secrets lurk in the hearts
of people? Ponder if you will, but
with, the recent revelations
becoming public about certain
elected governmental officials, it
is a wonder to me.
In review, I've come to the
conclusion that it all started with
the advent of "Political Correct-
ness", and acerbated with the
shenanigans in the "oral" office.
As a result of, or in deference,
it seems that a politically correct
U.
S. Congressman died and
showed up at the Pearly gates.
St. Peter met him and was
uncertain as to whether to let him
into heaven. After checking with
God he came back and informed
him that he could have 24 hours
to choose between Heaven and
Hell, and what did he want to visit
first, before deciding where he
wanted to be for eternity.
He chose to visit Hell first, feel-
ing that would be a quick and
affirmative way of choosing Heav-


's your world
Get Involved

en.
So down, down he went, the
doors opened and he couldn't
believe the sensational splendor
that met his eyes. Satan wel-
comed him warmly and escorted
him into a luxurious mansion
filled with beautiful people danc-
ing, drinking and partying. Within
minutes he was surrounded by
former friends and colleagues, all
welcoming him and extolling the
virtues of Hell. After several hours
of uninhibited fun and frolic, it
was time to return to the Pearly
Gates.
Up, up he went and was met
by St. Peter who escorted him into
Heaven in all its beauty. He was
assigned to St. Michael, who
introduced him to the over-
whelming peace and quiet, and


assigried him a seat on an avail-
able cloud with several other, at
peace, smiling, cherubic resi-
dents. After several hours of total
'peace and tranquility, St. Peter
asked him if he had reached a
decision as to where he wanted to
be.
q He thought for a few minutes
and decided he wanted to go to
Hell.
SDown, down he goes, the door
opens and he is in what looks like
a war zone. His friends are all in
rags picking up garbage and
trash. Smoke and fumes are
everywhere almost obscuring
Satan, who comes to welcome
him back.
Totally confused and upset he
questions Satan as to what hap-
pened.
Satan informs him, "Yesterday
you were campaigning. Today
you voted."
Sound familiar? Well, where I
come from, I've learned that as
we grow older, we can learn that


even the'one person that wasn't
never supposed to let you down.
probably will. You will have your
heart broken and be disappointed
more than once, and it doesn't gel
any easier with time. You'll proba-
bly break a few and disappoint
too, so remember what it fell like
to you. You'll remonstrate as time
is passing you and your dreams
by so swiftly, and as you watch
someone you love wither away.
So put these subjective; extra-
neous issues aside and live like
you've never been hurt or disap-
pointed. For every 60 seconds you
spend upset is a minute of happi-
ness you'll never get back!
Heaven or Hell? Don't be
"SNIOPED."(Subject to the Negaa
tive Influence of Other People).:,
Don't be afraid that your life
will end, be afraid that it will never
begin.
Respectfully,
T. W. Bill .Neville (Hendry
County Citizen and Taxpayer)


Community Calendar


Friday, October 20
American Legion Fish Fry. 5-7
p.m. Legion Post 130, Highway 80
AA: Step I Meditation Meeting
7 p.m. Episcopal Church of the
Good Shepherd, Collingswood &
Eucalyptus, Port LaBelle, open
meeting
Bingol Our Lady Queen of
Heaven Catholic Church, Early
bird 6:45, Regular at 7 p.m. NO
Smoking

Sunday, October 22
AA: 7 p.m. Episcopal Church of
the Good Shepherd,
Collingswood & Eucalyptus, Port
LaBelle, open discussion

Monday, October 23
Weight Watchers: Weigh in
and registration at 5:30 p.m.,
meeting at 6 p.m., First Christian
Church, Social Hall, 138 Ford
Avenue.
Bingo: 6:30 p.m. American
Legion Hall, Hwy. 80W
Moose Lodge #2398: 8 p.m.
Moose Lodge Lions/Jaycee Blvd.
Narcotics Anonymous: 8 p.m.
Episcopal Church of the Good
Shepherd, Collingswood & Euca-


lyptus, Port LaBelle,operi meeting Wednesday, October 25


Tuesday, October 24
Bike/Ped Committee: 6:30
p.m., Barron Library.
Kiwanis Club: 7 a.m., Flora and
Ella's, Hwy. 80-
Hobby Class: 9:00-11:00 a.m.
Woman's Club, Hwy. 80W
Rotay Club: Boo Boo's Restau-
rant, noon
Teen Center: Hendry County
Health Dept., 325 Pratt Blvd., 3-7
p.m.
SSchool Board: 5:30 p.m.
Clewiston sub-office
County Commission: 6:30 p.m.
Courthouse
F&AM: lodge on Jaycee/Lions
Blvd. dinner meeting, 6 p.m.
Heartland CHADD: (Children
and Adults with Attention Deficit
Disorders) Fourth Tuesday, 7 p.m.,
LaBelle High School, teacher in-
service points available.
LaBelle Masonic Lodge #379
F&AM: 7:30 p.m. Jaycee/Lions
Blvd.
AA: 12 Step/Big Book study
group, 8 p.m., First Christian
Church, Ford Avenue, open meet-
ing


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When your toddler wants to
try drinking out of a cup you can
wrap some rubber bands around
it to make it easier to hold on to.
When traveling with a baby
always use bottled water as
babies' tummies can be sensitive
to different minerals in different
locations. If your baby keeps slid-
ing down in her high chair just put
a piece of non-skid shelf material
or a rubber sink or bath mat on
the seat first.
To identify shows or movies


you've taped
then cut out
the review in
the TV Guide
or newspa-
per and tape
it to the cas-
sette or the CD case. Cover well
with transparent tape. Have a
family plan for keeping the
remote always in the same place.
Ditto for your car keys. Saves a lot
ofyelling.
If an oil hole is very difficult to
get to just place a piece of wire on
the edge of the hole and drip the
oil onto the wire.


Thank You


Thankyou
The staff of LaBelle Middle
School would like to thank Ms.
Kristine Peterson, Assistant Chief
of the Clewiston Police Depart-
ment, for visiting our school this
past Friday, October 13. As
always, Ms. Peterson presented
an update on safety issues for
schools and presented some
new insights into better protect-
ing our students and staff. Over
the past years, Ms. Peterson has
always been available for us, and
we appreciate your help.
Asst. Principal, Kevin Lutken-
haus


Thanks to all
The Hendry County Health
Department in conjunction with
Family Health Center wishes to
thank the community for partici-
pating in our free mini health fair
held at the flea market on October
14. We earnestly salute the com-
munity spirit of Chapter 144 of the
Disabled American Veterans and
of Winn Dixie for providing assis-
tance that made this outreach
event possible.
A. Rafalsky, HIV health educa-
tor, and Robert Bobo, HIV-STD
program director, Hendry County
Health Department


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

Thursday, October 26


Overeaters Anonymous (OA):
Thurs'das 5:30 p.m. in the Episco
pal Church of the Good Shepherd,
1098 Collingswood Parkw-av :N.'
Eucalyptus, one block south of SR
80 east of LaBelle.
AA: Open discussion, 8 p.m.,
First Christian Church, Ford Ave.
Christian Youth Fellowship: 7
p.m., City Hall, Commissioner's
Room
AA&A1Anon: 8 p.m. discussion
meetings First Christian Church,
Ford Ave. Call Intergroup at 275-
5111 for information


How do you think the proposed FPL power
plant will affect LaBelle? What reserva-
tions/concerns about the plant do you have?

Judy Lapp said, "If they can rule out that
the levels of carbon dioxide and mercury
won't adversely affect the area then it will
be great for the community as far as jobs
are concerned. But I wonder, Do they
have scientists and quality control peo-
ple to keep tabs on the levels? Have
there been any previous studies?"


Angle Bostwick said, "I grew up with par-
ents that build and maintain power
plants so I think it will be a good thing for
families in the area. It will provide good
L%, income and a lot of job opportunity."



Meghan Hull said, "I think if it's going to
come as long as they have a plan to
maintain the carbon dioxide and mercury
levels and assure that they're properly -Im -
monitored and that it's designed with as
minimal affect to the environment as .
possible then it's a good thing."


Natalie Holland said, "As an educator my
concern would be not only to the envi-
ronment in which our children live, but to
the influx of children coming to the area:
C -an our school support the number of
children coming to the area and give
them a quality education?"

Josh Wood said, "I don't
have any reservations about the plant
coming. It'll be good for employment and
provide jobs for families that need them n .- ,,rS
because jobs are one of the things that '
contribute to crime levels. As far as car-
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Friday, October 20-cheese
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Monday, October 23-breaded
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raspberry slushy
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fries and mixed fruit
Friday, October 20-hoagie
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Cowboys contain Dunbar Tigers


By Ron Dunbar
A stingy LaBelle defense held
an explosive Dunbar Tiger team
last Friday to half their season
average on offense to help lead
the Cowboys to a key 10-8 district
road victory. With the win, the
LaBelle squad moves to 4-3 and 2-
0 in district play.
The strong play of the Cowboy
defensive front and the different
looks in the secondary confused
the Tigers all night as they were
held to less than 140 yards of total
offense.
Led by the "cat quick" junior
defensive ends Ben Daley and
Julian Keen of LaBelle, the Tigers
constantly got frustrated by the
pressure in the offensive backfield
all hight.
Both Cowboy ends had 8 tack-
les a piece for LaBelle while free
safety Chad Lutkenhaus added 7
tackles and a key interception.
Linebacker Andrew Tovar contin-
ued his stellar senior season on
both sides of the ball with team
leading 9 tackles.
On the offensive side of the
ball for the Cowboys, it was run-
ning backs Tovar and. Gabriel:
Puente carrying the load as the
two chipped away all night with
short runs to keep the ball away
from the Tigers' highly regarded
offense. Tovar carried the ball 14


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Defensive player of the week Julian Keen had 9 tackles and 2 sacks, Offensive player of the
week.Matt Rentz graded out at 77 percent, Practice player of the week Albert Williams.


times for 116 yards while Puente
added 16 carries for 114 yards and
the lone Cowboy touchdown in
the first quarter.
Kicker Rey Hernandez had a
40-yard field goal right before the
half that also made a big differ-


ence in the Cowboy victory.
"It was a great victory for the
boys but, I felt. offensively we
could' have helped our defense
out so many times if \\e could
have put the ball in the end zone
wheriwe had the chance. We had


three great scoring opportunities
and came away with no points.
We will stress this in practice so it
does not happen again."
The Cowboys will.play for the
district lead on Friday, October 20,
in Riverdale at 7:30 p.m.


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The LaBelle Cowboy JuniorVar-
sity football team set one goal this
year not to lose a game! It seems
that would be a unrealistic goal to
set at their level with the tough
opponents they play but the 7-0
Cowboys are still rolling after their
14-0 win on the road in Sarasota


last Thursday against Cardinal
Mooney.
The Cowboys got off to a slug-.
gish start and didn't reach the end
zone until the fourth quarter when
quarterback Brian Hull connected
to standout wide receiver Hobbs
Crockett for a 6-yard touchdown
pass. Kicker Angel Alvarez added
the point after for a 7-0 LaBelle
lead.


On the Cougars' next posses-
sion Co\vboy cornerback Dorian
Deas intercepted a Cardinal
Mooney pass and it took the Cow-
boys only four plays for running
back Dadrian Williams to punch it
in from 2 \ards out. Al\arez again
banged the extra point through for
a 14-0 Cowboy margin of victory.
The offense sputtered at times
for the Cowboys but quarterback


Brian Hull did finish with 140 yards
through the air on 8-of-17 passing.
Hobbs Crockett was on the receiv-
ing end of three of those passes
while tight end Ricky Rodriguez
.and wide-out Dorian Deas caught
t\ o passes each. Dadrian Williams
did finish the night with a strong
running game as he carried 14
times for 91 yards.
The LaBelle defense did a great
job containing the Cougars all
night holding the home team to
less than 100 yards of total offense.
Linebackers Robert Ford and Angel
Alvarez led the Cowboys with 7
tackles a piece while defensive end
Felipe Deras added 6 tackles.
The Cowboys will look to finish
their season goal this week on
Thursday .as they take on the
always tough Glades Day Gators at
home at 7:00 p.m.
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On Wednesday, September 27, about 135 high school students gathered around the flag
pole outside of LaBelle High School. For months students have been preparing for the
one: morning that everyone could gather there to honor their God. The student-led event
began around 6:45 a.m. and ran until 7:30 a.m. Junior, Chris Wegscheid strummed his
guitar as his peers followed with praise. Before breaking to begin first period, students
broke off into mini prayer groups to pray for specific needs.


Cross Country Results


Girls race
Brooke Norris ran another
great race for the Cowgirls, at
Canterbury,on Oct. 10, finishing
3rd over-all with a time of 23:34.
This was her best time so far this
season. Irene Garza was 7th over-
all and next in with a time of
24:35. Freshman Emily Hull con-
tinues to be a pleasant surprise for
the Cowgirls coming in 3rd for
LaBelle with her personal best
time of 26:03.
Missy Olivarez and Nancy
Vasquez were the next runners in
and finished the scoring with
times of 26:37 and 28:14. The girls
finished 2nd (out of three teams)
to a very strong Canterbury team
that is expected to finish in the top
10 at the state finals this year.


Boys race
Senior Stafford King had
another outstanding perform-
ance, finishing first over-all with a
time of 17:33. He was followed by
a pack of three runners that fin-
ished under 20 minutes. They
were: Drew Dyess (19:13), Jacob
Stallings (19:22) and Timmy
Fromm (19:33). Also adding to a
strong team performance were
freshman Cesar Mateo (20:07)
and Chris Timms (20:10). Sopho-
more Caleb Rhoden was next in
at 20:11. The Cowboys placed 4
of the first 5 runners and 7 of the
first 10 to win their third race in a
row and continued to improve
defeating both, Canterbury and
Gateway Charter.


Sports Briefs


Caloosa Chase 5K Run
The 12th annual Caloosa
Chase 5k run is open to the pub-
lic, Saturday, October 21, at 8 a.m.
at LaBelle High School. The day of
registration fee is $15.00. T-shirt
and refreshments are included in
the fee. Door prizes and trophies
go to the top three finishers in
each age group.

Volunteer for
Junior Pro
It's time for Junior Pro basket-
ball again! Volunteer coaches,
assistants and referees are needed
for boys and girls divisions: grades
K-2, 3-5 and 6-8. For information
please call Darrell Harris at 675-


2565 or Pat Langford at 675-1686.
Caloosa Chase 5K Run
The 12th Annual Caloosa
Chase 5K Run is Saturday, Octo-
ber 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 finish-
.ers in each age group. Door prizes
and refreshments provided; t-shirt
to the first 60 entries. Pick up an
entry form at LHS or call Coach
Frost at 674-4120.
Join skeet league
Caloosa Sports Shooters is
forming a skeet league. Contact
Dave Alexander at 675-0500 or Ed
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Turtles spend most of their
lives in water, they generally
have webbed feet, and they live
in oceans, rivers, ponds, canals,
most any water.
Tortoises are land dwellers, in
fact they can't swim and will
drown if thrown or kept in water
they can't walk out of. They live
in hot dry habitats, and eat low
growing shrubs, grass and cac-
tus. There feet are round and
stumpy for walking on land, they
never have webbed feet like the
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head and neck if they know and
trust you. You can become very
attached to these gentle reptiles.
We know that because Sunday,
September 25, we had our Pet
African Spurred Tortoise stray
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By Kristin Hunter

James Freeland is 28 years old.
He has been in the Army for nine
years. He served one year in Iraq
back in 2003. He has been to
Kansas, Korea and Colorado. He is
the new Army recruiter for the
LaBelle area, coming here on
Thursday once a week. He was
born in Wauchula, went to school
from K-6 in LaBelle and went to
high school at Riverdale High. He
dropped out of high school at the
age of 16 and started working in
construction doing everything from
carpentry to welding to building
bridges. Just shy of his 20th birth-
day he decided to join the Army
because he said, "The people I was
working with were like 45 years old
making the same money I was,
never working toward anything
and I didn't want to be that way for
the rest of my life." He said, "Since
I've been in the Army I haven't paid
rent in nine years because I get
$1,400 for a rental stipend and my
rent is only $1,000 so I'm making
$400 every month." He said, "Being
in the Army is the first job I've ever
had where I couldn't wait to put on
mywork boots. I absolutely love it. I
can lay my head down on my pil-
low and be proud of what I did that
day."
He joined the Army nine yeats
ago with a combat job shooting
cannons because he wanted


excitement. He said, "I was told that
combat field artillery was the most
"Hooah" (exciting) job there was-
so I took it." However, he knew that
choosing a combat job meant that
if there was a war he would go. He
said he fired over hundred's of
rounds in support of Operation
Iraqi Freedom. He said they also
helped to rebuild schools and the
community. After four months
there was a rapid change from the
civilians being scared, to going into
the streets and feeling safe. The
majority of the people were happy
that the Americans were there and
they showed them by giving "a
thumbs up." He said, "As far as any
other job on the civilian side you
can't blow up anything for a living,
and instead of getting a pat on the
back for doing a good job, I get
medals put on my chest." He said,
"The army is great because you can
train in any career field of your
choice and there are 212 to choose
from. He said most people only see
one thing when they think of the
Army and that is people getting
blown up on television. What they
don't see is that I'm working
towards my Master's degree in His-
tory. He shattered his wrist on a
skateboard on his off time and so
he took three semesters of college
during that time. He said, "When I
retire at the age of 39 I'll get 50 per-
cent of my pay for the rest of my life
as well as a discount on medical
and dental." He can retire at the age


of 39 after 20 years and when he Class Kenneth Aguiar, who just I II V n n1
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tory professor. If he decides to stay
in the Army for thirty years he will
receive 75 percent of his pay for the
rest of his life. He wanted to point
out that the reason civilians have
the right to talk bad about the Army
is because the Army paid the price
so that could happen.
Staff Sgt. Freeland brought with
him two recent graduates of nine
weeks of basic training and 13
weeks of Advanced Individual
Training (AIT): Automated Logisti-
cal Specialist Private Second Class
Lauren Piper, who is in charge of
parts for all military vehicles and
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at Ft. Jackson, South Carolina and
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Benning, GA.
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of 2006.
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She attended 13 weeks of AIT in Ft.
Lee,Virginia. Shewill be stationed in
Ft. Hood, Texas for four years. She
said, "I loved basic and I would do it
all over again."
They both agree that "So far so
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Almanacs


EC plans fall classes
Excel 1 and 2-Mondays Oct. 23,
30 Nov.- 6, 27; Instructor: Gary
Breakfield; Cost: $129; Clewiston
Middle School 6-9 p.m.; Reference
#15392
Working Toward Well-Being-
Thursdays Nov. 2,9, 16,30; Instruc-
tor: Christine Degenhardt, LMT;
Cost: $79;.LJ. Nobles Senior Center
7-8:30 p.m.; Reference # 15390
Learning to Buy and Sell on
eBay- Thursdays Nov. 9; Instructor:
Eddie Upthegrove; Cost: $45;
LaBelle High School 5:30-8:30
p.m.; Reference # 15389.

Harvest
Festival Oct. 29
Oct. 29 is a big day that starts
with the time change. At 6 p.m. the
LaBelle Assembly of God will have
its third annual Harvest Festival with
games, food and treats. All are invit-
ed. The evening is free. Come and
dig for money, it pastor Avery with a
sponge (Come on, Rita, you know
you want to). Everyone wins. The
church s located on Fraser Ave.
across from UES. For more infor-
mation call 675-0900 or e-mail
labelleone@hotmail,com

Cowboys for Christ
plan fellowship
Come to Cowboys for Christ
and Lasso Ministries of Venus
Thursday, Oct 26, at 6 p.m. for food
and fellowship ,at 7 p.m. gospel
music and the word. All are wel-
come. Come to the Venus club-
house, located off 731 and Club-
house Rd.

Gardeners to meet
The October meeting of The
Greater LaBelle Garden Club will
be Monday, Oct. 23, at 7 p.m. Meet-
ings take place at the Dallas
Townsend Center off Cowboy Way
across from the Health Depart-
ment. Everyone is welcome to
attend the meeting plus of course
guests. There will be a plant
exchange, 50/50, Yard of the Month
presentation and refreshments.
Bring your family and friends. For
more information, call Nikki at 675-
3394orTerriat675-2392.

Clean up nature park
The Hendry/LaBelle Recreation
Board and Coalition for Eco-Recre-
atibn invites community organiza-
tions, youth groups and individuals
to a 1 1/2 hour LaBelle Nature Park
Cleanup on Saturday, October 28,
from 8-9:30 a.m. Hats, gloves, long
pants, sturdy shoes and insect
repellant are recommended. Partic-
ipants are encouraged to bring their
own rakes and shovels. Water will
be provided. The Coalition for Eco-
Recreation meeting will meet at
380 Riverview Drive (corner of
Frasier and Riverview Drive) at 10
a.m. after the Cleanup. Call Mar-
garet England at 674-0695 for infor-
mati6n.

Library group
disbanding
Barron Library Workshop
Group is disbanding. The funds left
in their treasury are being disbursed
to several local charities: the Salva-
tion Army, Unity Way and the Fire-
house Cultural Center.

Glades GOP to meet
The Glades County Republican
Executive Committee's next meet-
ing is Wednesday, November 15, at
6:30 p.m. at the Ortona Community
Association Building. Anyone inter-
ested is invited to attend. If you have
any questions or need directions
please contact 863-673-0452.

Attention pet owners
Dress up your pet and come join
the fun at the Pet Costume Contest
under the oaks at Barron Library
Saturday, October 28, at 11 a.m. No
entry fee, just a donation in any
amount will be greatly appreciated.
Great prizes for first, second, third
places, as well as "trick or treats" for
all participants.
'Entry Fee: Donations, any
amount is greatly appreciated
All proceeds go directly to
Caloosa Humane Society. For any
questions call Carissa 863-675-
6769.
Bringing one of the following
items can take the place of an entry
fee. Supplies and/or donations are
greatly appreciated. Case of bleach'
generic cat litter 5 lbs+, case of
Dawn dish soap, generic granule
laundry detergent (large), 8-12
pack of paper towels, dog and cat
toy.

LMS Band Concert


Monday, October 30, at 6 p.m.
LMS will have a beginner band
debut concert which will include
the beginning band and the
advanced band at LMS.

Caloosa
Humane Society
The Caloosa Humane Society
has kittens that were spayed for free
bythe Clewiston Animal Clinic in
their quest to create a Guinness
Book of World Record for spaying
female cats. Their adoption fee has
been lowered to $40 including: vac-


cines up to date (except rabies),
worm treatment, flea control,
felv/fiv combo test and a nationally
registered ident-a-chip.

Become a D
almatian member
Dalmatian members can enjoy
six live theater performances for
the price of five. A year's member-
ship is only $50. You are also guar-
anteed a reserved seat for each
show.
Anyone who has not taken
advantage of this program can still
do so before the season's first per-
formance, "If the Shoe Fits," by
Matt Thompson, Matt Chiorini and
Dana Vermette which starts Octo-
ber 20.
To obtain your season ticket,
mail your request to Firehouse Cul-
tural Center, P.O. Box 958, LaBelle,
FL 33975. You may pay by check
with your reservation or use your
MasterCard or Visa the first night
you pick up your season pass.
For further questions or for
more information, write to the
above address

Trick or Reading
at Barron Library
The Second Annual "Trick or
Reading" will be at Barron Library
on Monday, October 23, from 7-8
p.m. time with a campfire Hal-
loween story, and lights out for a
spooky candy scavenger hunt! So
come on out to Barron, wear your
costume, and get ready for some'
Halloween fun! All kids age five and
up are welcome!

Eastside plans
Fall Festival
Eastside Baptist Church on Hwy.
80E will host its annual Fall Festival
on Tuesday, Oct. 31, from 6-8 p.m.
there will be free food, fun and fel-
lowship for everyone. Make plans
to come and enjoy all the festivities.

Help health dept. help
humane society
It is the "National Day to Help
Others" so the folks at the health
department are going to have a
cleaning supply drive at each serv-
ice site to benefit the Humane Soci-
ety. They need: bleach, laundry
soap (any cheap kind), paper tow-
els, old towels, blankets, etc, c.cat lit-
ter (cheap is fine), basic household
cleaning items.-Dr. Fernandez will
deliver the donalionSon Friday, Oct.
27. The public is invited to help out
with donations as well.

Benefit for Wilma
victims planned :
A benefit concert is being organ-
ized to raise funds to assist families
with Wilma-related repairs. Church
choirs, Gospel music groups and
soloists in Clewiston and surround-
ing areas are invited to participate.
Come hear some of the most
outstanding Gospel music you've
ever heard. There'll be a wonderful
variety of musical styles. The con-
cert will be Saturday, Oct. 28, from
4-7 p.m. at the John Boy Auditori-
um in Clewiston, 1200 South WC
Owen Avenue. The concert is free,
and a love offering will be taken. To:
participate, contact David
McClusky at (863) 983-5060.

Humane Society
On spay/neuter surgery days
only vaccination service are offered
on a walk-in basis. October dates
for the vaccination clinic are: Oct.
20, 10a.m.-1 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.com dogn-
puppy@earthlink.net

Benefit Team Roping
There will be a team roping ben-
efit for Donna Whitney at the
LaBelle Rodeo Grounds Arena on
Hwy. 29 South on Sunday, Oct. 22.
All donations will be accepted. For
information call Veda Pierstorff at
673-5665 or Jesus Gonzalez at 673-
0774. Call in till Oct. 18 from 5-9
p.m. at 673-5665; only three ropers
per call. Must have a current
USTRC, NTRL, or SWFTRA card.
Must show card to collect prizes.
Management has the right to reclas-
sify.

LES Halloween
Carnival
LaBelle Elementary School will
host its annual Halloween Carnival


in Barron Park on Saturday, Oct. 28,
from 3 p.m. to dusk. The costume
contest will begin at 3 p.m. Every
participant will receive a treat and
the winners in each age group will
receive a trophy. Following are the
times for the different age groups: 3
p.m. 0-3 years old; 4:15 p.m. 4-7
years old; 5 p.m. 8-11 years old. The
costume contest will take place at
the pavilion.

Upcoming 4-H events
Oct. 21 Hendry County 4-H
Alumni Fundraiser
Nov. 4 Poultry Seminar, Pio-
neer Community Park
Nov. 4 LaBelle Youth Livestock


Swine Weigh-in
Dec. 2 Hendry County Fair
Swine Weigh-in

Auxiliary cooks
breakfast
Come to the American Legion
Auxiliary breakfast every Sunday in
October from 8-11 am. at Legion
Post 130, Hwy. 80W- $6, allyou can
eat!

Hey boaters!
It is now less than sixty days until
the LaBelle Heritage Museums
Christmas Boat Parade, set to sail
down the river on Saturday
evening, Dec. 9.Again this year, no
entry fee ,no sign up. Decorate your
boat as much as youcan or care to.
Any boat will do; lastyear there was
even an oar powered pram, the
more, the better. Even radio control
models welcome. Be on the river
one half mile east of the LaBelle
Bridge ready for a 7pm start. Pick
your theme, no prizes, just.fun. For
viewers, all the river public access
spots are good viewing locations as
the boats will pass close to them.

Find out 'If
the Shoe Fits'
The Firehouse Cultural Center,
241 North Bridge Street, is begin-
ning its 14th season. The comedy
"If The Shoe Fits" is written by Matt
Thompson, Matt Chiorini and Dana
Vermette, is a wacky tale of love,
murder and shoes!
The curtain opens at 7 p.m.,
nightly. Performances will be on
Oct. 20-22 and 27-29. Oct. 22 and 29
are Sunday matinees and begin at 2
p.m.
Admission price is $10 with
reservation and $12 without. Visa
and Master Card are accepted.
Reservations can be made by call-
ing the theater at 863/675-3066.

Grant awarded to
Salvation Army
Salvation Army needs donations
to match a Challenge Grant Award
of $2,500 from United Christian Giv-
ing, Inc. for its prison ministry. For
more information or to contribute,
please call 863-674-1441 or. send a
check payable to LaBelle Salvation
-Army, P.O. Box 218, LaBelle, Flori-
da, 33975.
Hendry Soil and Water
Conservation District
Board Meeting
The Heridry Soil and Water
Conservation District will hold its
regularly scheduled Board meet-
ing on October 26, at 1:00 p.m. in
the main conference room of the
Dallas B. Townsend

LaBelle Auto
Bike Night
LaBelle Auto Bike Night is every
first Wednesday of each month
from 6 p.m. til finished at Popeyes
on Hwy 80 West, for bikes, 4x4's,
low riders, customs, antiques, hot
rods and muscle cars.
Everyonie-is invited; Come by
and show offyour ride
The event is sponsored by
Popeyes.
Fore more information call Katie
at 239-246-3045 or e-mail to
fullthrottlekati@aol.com

Moore Haven
pumpkin patch
It's the final week to get your fall
pumpkins at the Moore Haven
Pumpkin Patch. Don't be late and
don't delay. A choice pumpkin is
waiting to brighten your day. The
pumpkin patch is located at the
Glades County Chamber of Com-
merce Grounds on Hwy. 27 in
Moore Haven. Open daily from 10


am.-6 p.m. with special activities
on Saturday and Sunday after-
noons from 4 p.m.-6 p.m. Hayrides,
games and photo opportunities
with a children's story time, weath-
er permitting.

Widows
Support Group
The Widows Support Group
will meet at Michelle's Restaurant
on October 19, at 11:30 a.m. for
lunch. All widows are welcome.

LHS Homecoming
week events
Monday, October 23-Occupa-
tion Day
Tuesday, October 24-Movie
Character Day
Girl's Powder Puff football
game Freshman vs. Sophomores
6:00 p.m. LHS Football Field
Girl's Powder Puff football game
Juniors vs. Seniors 7:00 p.m. LHS
Football Field
Wednesday, October 25-Decade
Day
Boy's Volleyball game-Fresh-
man vs. Sophomores 6:00 p.m.
LHS Gym
Boy's Volleyball game-Juniors
vs. Seniors 7:00 p.m. LHS Gym
Thursday, October 26-Sport's
Day -
Friday, October 27-Spirit Day
Homecoming Parade U-Save
down Main Street to Barron Park
4:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday, October 28-Home-
coming Dance-8:00 p.m. to 12:00
a.m. LHS cafeteria theme "Pirates -
A Night to Treasure"

COES Annual Family
Reading Night
COES will be hosting its annual,
"Family Reading Night," on Tues-
day, October 2-4. Come join us for
an evening of fun! Attend informa-
tional sessions and fun activities to
assist families in promoting reading


at home. The event will begin at
5:30 p.m. in the cafeteria with hot
dogs, snacks and dessert for pur-
chase, a used bargain book sale
and raffle. Handouts and pam-
phlets with reading tips and infor-
mation will also be available for


parents and families of COES.
The informational sessions
and activities will begin at 6:00
p.m. and end at 7:30 p.m. with a
free, new book for every student
of COES.
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LMS beginning band makes beautiful music


Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
LMS band members practice hard and play their little hearts
out.


The LMS Beginning Band is off:
to a great start. Band director Amy
Noon said, "They have only been
playing for four weeks and they
*are already making great sounds
with the five notes that they have
learned." There are two periods
of beginning band with a total of
approximately 70 members. She
also said, "It'll be fun to see them
progressing over the next two
years." She added that practice is
the key to instrumental success.
The complete band consists of
a total of about 200 students. The
different classes .are Beginning
Band, Intermediate Band,


Advanced Band and Jazz Band.
The entire band will perform at
the holiday concert December 5,
at7 p.m.
"One of my goals is to have the
8th graders continue on in high
school band," said Ms. Noon.
Ms. Noon has been the LMS
band director now for three years.
She comes from Henderson, Ken-
tucky, where she was the band
director of a large middle school
band:
To find out more about the
band you can go online and log
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Las Noticias en Espahol


Cartel de SCF
El Comite del Festival del
Palmito avisa que todavia hay
tiempo para todos los que quier-
an participar en la competencia
del mejor cartel para el festival
en febrero. Usted puede hacer
un dibujo con el tema "Esto
comenzo con una semilla" y
ponerlo en un cartel (poster), el
mejor diseflo sera escogido para
representar el festival.
Hay tiempo para pensar en
cual sera la familiar pionera y la
estrella del festival. Para calificar
Jlos pioneros nominados deben
de haber vivido en La Belle por
lo menos 50 afios y la estrella
debe de haber servido y benefi-
ciado la comunidad de muchas
maneras.
El Comite del festival se reune
el primer lunes de cada mes.

Graduacion
El primer grupo que se
graduo del curso de maquinaria
pesada patrocinado por el Distri-
to del Manejamiento de agua del
Suroeste Floridiano y el Centro
de Educacion tuvo su ceremo-
nia de graduacion el 29 de sep-
tiembre en el Parque Barron.


Todos disfrutaron la deliciosa
barbacoa pagada por dona-
ciones de la seguridad escolar.
Los 20 graduados de Clewiston,
La Belle, Lehig Acres,
Immmokalee, Naples, Cabo
Coral y Fort Myers recibieron un
certificado una gorra, una
camiseta, un lapicero y otras
cosas..
Sonny Hughes, Geri
Yoraschek del Centro de Educa-
cion y Rhonda Haag del Distrito
present a los estudiantes sus.
certificados. Rhonda dijo: "Esta
clase es una manera de regresar-
le a la comunidad la tierra com-
prada."Este curso les hubiera
costado miles de dolares pero en
vez de eso, nosotros se los
dimos gratis y estamos pro-
duciendo trabajos nuevos".
Paul Neumeister se encargo
del entrenamiento y seguridad
escolar. Las cinco semanas de
entrenamiento consistieron en
dilerentes examenes de much
maquinaria pesada. De lunes a
viernes de las 8 am hasta las 4
pm se cumplieron 200 horas
ademas del entrenamiento de
seguridad y primeros auxilios.
Luis Cantu de edad 27 y resi-
dente en Clewiston es uno de los


afortunados graduados, el habia
estado vendiendo carrots durante
los tres ultimos afios y mas antes
en el negocio de muebleria
como director. Cuando se le pre-
gunto porque habia decidido
hacer este curso el dijo:"Para ser
honest, yo me sentia mal vendi-
endo carros no me gustaba
porque era como robarle dinero
al client sin una pistola, todos
los otros trabajos fueron de ofici-
na y yo queria algo diferenle".
"Esta experiencia ha significado
mucho para mi. me ha dado la
oporlunidad de aprender a
rianeiar maquinaria pesada y un
trabajo stablee. "Ahora voN a
trabajar en la escuela como
instructor". Cuando se le pre-
gunlo porque habia escojido ese ;
trabajo el comento: "Yo hice los
mejores grados en la clase. v
tambien hice mu\ bien en el
manejo cee la maquinaria,
!odavia lengo tengo que hacer
30 horas mas de instrucccion
pero esto\ deseando empezar".
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lunes 2 de octubre con 19 estudi-
antes. Jorge Roman de 31 resi:
denle de Fort Myers trabajo para
una compania de basura por
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y el no tuvo transportation.
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mi meta y aprender mas, quiero
un nivel mas grande de como
manejar un grua de construc-
cion pero necesito tomar otra
clase, primero debo de buscar
un trabajo para mantener mi
familia y despues seguir con el
entrenamiento".
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esta gente y Rebeca Miller quien
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Carreras v Servicios estara alli
para a udar a encontrar trabajo
a los que cornpleten el curso.
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que otros quieren terminar el
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maquinaria pesada y el oficio de
construction por favor contact
a Sonny Hughes. Tel: 863-675-
6800.
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$209,900 3. 2,22(0 1q. ft. including garage on Pt LaBelle Lot
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3BD/2BA on 2.29
acres 1620 Sq Ft
$185,900
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1242 Sq Ft
$181,500


Vacant Land
*1/2 acre in Caloosa.
Estates $99,500
* Port LaBelle lots
starting at $32,500

Commercial
*2c.0 Sq Ft Conmrrieril
Building on SR 80 Greji
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$157,900


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274 N Bridge St
---f LaBelle,FL 33935
863-612-0002
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I COMMERCIAL:
$230,000 Great- industrial
ACREAGE:
* $850,000 40+/- acres. Beautiful Investment Potential! This property is
secluded area. Pasture oonds, lots of cleared and ready for your business.


cabbage ponds and oaks. Adjacent to
Babcock property with lots of wildlife.
Great place to live or for weekend get-a-
ways. Bring your dogs and Horses. Also
includes a nice doublewide.
* $900,000 45+/- Hard to find acres
of pasture land in Muse. Easy access.
Bring the kids, dogs, horses and cows.
Currently zoned for 1 unit per 10 acres.
* 936.489+/- acres on Sears Rd. All or
part for Sale. Call office for more info.
* $1,250,000 16.04+/- acres. Great
development opportunity! Close to
schools, recreational Park, Town Shops
and much More
* $1,600,000- This 12.76+/- acres has
lots of old oaks. It is currently being
used as a Rental Park. Call for more info.


Under Contract
* $287,500 Prime Business Location.
These 2 V lots located in Clewiston, are
zoned industrial. There is a 1054 square
foot home on one of the lots being sold
"as is" This is a great location for a new
business. A world of options await you
with this property. Priced just right to
sell quickly. Call for more info
* $739,000 Unique 2+/- acres parcel
in Alva with 162' of frontage on busy SR
80. The front Acre is zones C-1A for
many types of commercial use. The rear
acre is zoned RS-1. The property is 558'
deep with scattered oaks.
* $988,025 Looking to expand or
begin your business. This auto salvage
yard is truly one of a kind. Organized


and well estjblshed, ri ith a cilen bill if
health.
* $1,500,000 13+/- acres. HWY 27
road frontage. Great Investment poten-
tial
* $1,335,900 This 2.7+/-acre prop-
erty could be the perfect location for
your next business venture! HWY 80
Frontage. 2.7+/- acres in LaBelle's
Center Business District. Bring your
offers.
HOMESITES:
* City Lots From $13,000 to $72,900
* Port LaBelle Lots From $28,000 to
$72,900. Financing available call
officefor more info.
* Lehigh Lots From $46,900
* Montura Lots From $47,000 to
$65,000
* Moore Haven Lots From $20,000 to
34,900
* Clewiston Lots starting at $24,900


* FOR SAVVY INVESTORS ONLY! Outstanding Investment Opportunity!
This 10 +/- acre parcel now zoned Rural Residential with Future Land Use
Map for multi-family use up to 100 units will require rezone. $1,500,000
* OUTSTANDING INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! This 7 +/- acre parcel
is now zoned Rural Residential but on Future Land Map Use for multi-family
use will require rezone. Property is located in the center of Labelle.
$1,500,000
* OVER 1000' OF RIVER VIEW, PROPERTY! Dock permits in process.
Located in prestigious Port LaBelle Ranchettes and deed restricted for single
family residences only. One of the few places on the river that you can have
horses (1 horse per acre allowed). $750,000
* THE GREAT ESCAPE! Build your dream home on this "close to Lee
County" 5 +/- acre tract which offers you the best of both worlds-approxi-
mately 2.5 acres heavily wooded and approximately 2 1/2 acres in pasture.
$399,900
* LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL OAKS! Very desirable 4.16 +/- acre tract in the
Port LaBelle Ranchettes! Greenbelt located on the side and back of this prop-
erty, deed restricted community, one horse per acre. $375,000
* WHAT A GREAT INVESTMENT! 13 +/- acres cleared, lazar leveled and
ready for farming. The property has multiple uses. Located off busy Highway
29. $239,900
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Bank of Ameria SHIRLEY IMHOFF WILLIS
BankoTAmeria Mortgage Loan Officer
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Tel: 863-675-9065
1-800-854-5783 extension 56302
Fax: 863-675-7744
shirley.willis@bankofamerica.com
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at 415 W. Hwy 80
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DO IT YOUR WAY!
Enjoy the privacy of oaks and pine frontage on a paved
road, go fishing in the pond, BBQ under the oaks, live in
the handyman special, 2/2 with den mobile home. Build a
new home or add another mobile, 2nd septic already
installed on 2.5+ acres in Muse. Clean up from wind dam-
age, tree disease and debris required
Bargain priced at $135,500 or possible trade.
View by appointment through owner.
239-218-4543


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MORE THAN MEETS THE EYEI Hard to find home on
deed restricted acreage tucked neatly away yet seconds from
SR 80. Backs up to a pristine retention lake with amazing
sunsets. Low maintenance CBS/Stucco exterior with all the
details of a well designed country home on the inside.
Features include tray ceilings, interior doors all custom built,
custom cabinets with tile backsplash and granite counter-
tops, all windows have wood casing surrounds, a brick fire-
place, and wood floors throughout finish the look.
$499,000 REDUCED
50 FT. PRIVATE DRIVE leads to expansive 6.7 acres with
470+/- Ft of riverfront located close to town. Build close to
the waters edge with sln,.: ir o rill'. ir... :- '-:i Easement.
$2,500,000.
JUVERFRONT 5 ACRES with 215+/- feet of frontage. High
elevation reveals spectacular views. $895,000 REDUCED
RIVERFRONT 1.15 ACRE homesite on prestigious Fort
Denaud Rd, $525,000 REDUCED
PROTECTED HARBOR lust one lot in off the main channel
of the Caloosahatchee Waterway Build your dream home
under the scenic oaks in this park like setting, -...ir:,j ir
Caloosa Harbor S/D. $450,000


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S-~----- i ----- .. BEAUTIFUL AND INVITING... Be the
proud owners of this meticulously main-
tained 3 bedroom 2 bathroom, 2 car
garage contemporary home which fea-
tures a functional and spacious family
room with cathedral ceilings overlook-
ing a creatively crafted screened lanai; a
kitchenI ,.t-h-b s rm split bedroom floor plan; well-organized
Sl 1 ". kitchen with breakfast room, under a
m m .----- large arched picture window and door-
S--- way; a separate dining room off the kitchen
makes entertaining convenient. Love and Care have gone into this freshly painted (inside and
out), 1/2 acre home in Port IaBelle with custom driveway design, room for a pool; and lots of
- extras. No need to look further, you have found your dream home! Seller Extremely Motivated!
S"$223,000.
Ask for Lisa Herrero or call her at
- Southernl and 1-863-6754500
Real Estate, 1863 0066
863.675.4500 1-863.6730066


REALTORS .
863-675-0898 OFC
PERSONAL ATTENTION i
WORLDWIDE INTERNET
MARKETING
NIKKI YEAGER, Sales Associate PAUL ROSE, Broker
Nikki@NikkiYeagerRoser.com Paul@PaulRoser.com
239/564-2005 cell 239/584-2002


LOTS AND L)AND
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Oii';l I': .'l'.:': $ 150e000 per acre.
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O0 for quick sale.
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HOMES


LUXURY COUNTRY LIVING. Horses Welcome Upgrades
include wood floors, stacked stone fireplace, granite coun-
tertops, stainless steel appliances, crown moulding, skylight
dormers, and top of the line ceiling fans with decorative
medallions. The caged pool features, spa jets, pavers, and a
generous lanai. The 12 acres is every horse lovers dream. It
includes a large barn with 3 oversized stalls and tack room
with shelving as well as a fully irrigated riding arena and a
24x44 workshop/office. Additional Acreage available, offers
must ':, ...:.ri;'ir.-ii upon Glades '..urr, ippr....'l for prop-
erty spitr $695,000
WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY for the right investors This 20
acre parcel currently has a 1988 cedar home with galvaume
roof and a 1997 singlewide manufactured home on the
premises. Both homes are in need of rehabilitation, Seller
has started the process but there is still quite a bit to do.
Property can be split and is priced at land value only,
S590.000.
COUNTRY OLifTr living on 3+/- acres. Spacious great
room o:r l:c .i'tl -il Fhli pli.:- i J E lu:' i ..r :. property
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design: endearing in character, this Country style 3/2
home offers peerless quality inside and out. Nestled
on lovely shaded .62 acre homesite. Call for the
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home on 5 acres. Cedar wood walls and ceilings, stone
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with fish. Home features a new roof& A/C, ceramic tile
& wood laminate flooring, and a screened porch w/
$22....; 2 .0l0
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iih,-: ......I I,,,, 'D. Features new flooring, screen
I 11 h1 I.. ... 1 I yard, an d etced 2 car garage.
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l i. ii, I,....i,.... /office in LaBelle limits. Features


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iBR,3BA HOME..:.-i ri'.il- I .:i.:rd. r rl-.i' L.EI .e .:ri.
hirr:,: i.'. r.: "..- piri -..h.:.-:l: etc., new kitchen, A C and
Sduct wvci: c 209,500.
REMODFIED BR.2BA plu: dier I'.:.uld be irh 't.j --::-r'll
o01- l\v y. *'.l 1r Ii.l[ th [l [,'hl :r[ Io'f l [ I ,l;.:.r pil ir;
1if Pfr idt -ll, kin.e-d bt.i:it-,rd $1"9.500.
ZERO % DOWN FINANCING AVAIIABLE1I i-rdJ rd p:n-
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home features include 2 screened porches, a 28x30
;hopg c pi iu i i -:i Iii .'(.:A i.- .. i 'd il, -h (:lfli'i .
tor arid '.. all :n -' A ." : : $169,000.
lAAI A NICE i $yMl k -ii L ,t Il t'' 1.: Bi
Bedr.c-i.. I bi, .- i iIh, Ir .l l :. O.: l.. crti of
8t) walking Hdr. "- .i ,'i $ ,h.5,000
JNDUSTRL4L/COMM ERC IA
PRIME CORNER with approx, 590 ft, on well traveled Cowboy
Way and 520 ft, on Elmi St. The front 2.7 Ac are zoned Light
Industrial with tIe ii,- niriiir :,i, :i.. Heavy Industrial, Great
.,. ,,tl ur. n ,r fii r f F : 's', ,J,..l.uy ,-r, it E .: i'. : "' .,-,Ji
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Lii'ellIe irorI $3,064,466.
COMMERCIAL POIENTIA .-: I:..i t-.i iF.:- I ,,il
-.. t : ; ':..,, .;' .' Vii i l' i i i :-b i l tii .:.' H i'. l ii'.-: |,
across from the proposed future Wal-Mart location.
$1,500,000.
2 ACRES OF MIXED INDUSTRIAL USE with 176 ft. on
prominent Cowboy Way Asking $915,000.
FIGHT INDUSTRIAL 4.65 AC with 2400 Sq, Ft. Steel Bldg
Excellent road access, just outside the city limits. Could be
split under current zoning. $819,000.
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL 1 AC SITE just south of the city lim-
its; Industrial Loop S/D, Easy access to both SR 80 and Hwy
29 Cleared filled and culvert in. Seller Financing for quali-
..i. E'uyer $299,000
HARD TO FIND HEAVY INDUSTRIAL- Builders acre on a
paved road. Industrial Loop S/D. $269,000.


* 3BR/1B manufactured home on a canal in Riv
S/D in Ortona. Canal ends at the property with
deck providing a great place to relax. $110,00


* Best Bargain for Miles! 35 beautiful secluded
ONLY $25,000. per acre! WITH Pole Barn, Elec
several wells! Call ASAP for showing! $875,00(
* Location with a Future! 1700 Ft. Denaud.
Acres already zoned RG1. Surrounded by upset
division. Ripe and Ready for developer. $800,0
* 5+/- acres in Pioneer Plantation. Suitable for:
home or manufactured. Only $165,000.
* 13+/- acre orange grove. Located off Sears I
$132,000.
- Uncramp yourself on this spacious 2.5+/-
Evans Rd. with a pond and fenced for livestock
goodbye to city pressure and enjoy the
$130,000.
* 1.84+/- acre located off Jacks Branch Rd. i
This property has lots of oaks, pines and pal
Perfect for the nature lover. Priced at only $85,
* Genuine Country Feel! Days gone by are bac
the best on this private & secluded 2+/- acs. I
special! $93,900.
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for your new home look no further. Located in th
after Belmont S/D in LaBelle. This .37+/- acre i
dream come true. Only $79,900.
* .29+/- acre in the Belmont S/D. Priced to sell
$64,900. Possible seller financing.
* Beautiful wooded l+/- acre homesites! Outside
limits but only minutes from town! Just off E Roa
miss owning acreage close to LaBelle. $46,900.
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include walk-in closet, newer air conditioner, fenced fractured home with over 2400 sq. ft of living area sitting on
backyard, irrigation and a front deck to die for. Only a georgous 6.5+ acs of land & fenced for horses. Too many
$220,000. extras to list, call for an appointment today! $350,000
* Fertile Financial Ground! Plant your investment in *.Over 1.7 acres of beautifully shrubbed and landscaped
this exceptional Duplex. 2BR/1B on each side and ide- grounds are a fitting introduction to a superb 3/2 home!
ally located in town. Very nice with beautiful yard. Nice Huge screened lanai, oversized carport, 2 sheds and addi-
harvest awaits you! $225,000 tional 4 stall carport/workshop Plus pasture for kids pony!
* Solid Decision, Solid House! You'll be glad to see this Worth calling about quick! $199,900.
spacious 4BR/2B remodeled home. Glowing with Back on the market! This 2.5+/- acre mini estate
quality, from the new Hardy-Board siding to the wood makes relaxing easy with a 3BR/2B manufactured home.
floors. A/C, appliances, hot water tank, doors and vani- Featuring ceramic tile, textured walls & spacious
ties are all less than 2 years old. New roof being kitchen. Qnly $179,900.
installed. Call today for this worry free home! 2/1 home located on a generous-sized 1+ acre lot
$199,900. tucked away on a quiet street. Oak trees create a back
SSuper Deal for a Super Family! Spacious 3/2 with yard of enchanting beauty. A must see! $165,000.
vaulted ceilings. Park like fenced backyard. At this The ry of Space! Bth inside on outside. 42
super price you need to see super soon! $169,900. immaculate home nestled on 1.25 acres. Stunning
stone fireplace in Family room. Formal dining off of
y-- huge kitchen with lots of cabinets and countertops.
SIVI .E Tranquil Master bedroom off a perspeonal retreat room
C 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
wit, over ii09 sq ft of living area ready for occupancy.
h SELLER FINANCING AVAILABLE! $149,900
SREDUCIDI RKLutCEDI 3BR/2B home exceptional
inside ,nd out! Watch the sunrise on front deck and
Privacy + Peace & Relazation! 3BR/2B doublewide sunset on the hack deck. Something for everyone with
w/1,300 sq. ft. under air in town. Privacy fenced on 3 acre fencedyad t keep kids happy, large workshop
sides & chain link in rear. Backs up to pond! Extras for Dad and big kitchen for Mom!Jst $139,500.
include Charming Fartily Friendly 4/2 home on .78 acre!
shed, ge Florida rm & BBQ deck. Thoughtful design with split floor plan, beautiful
SNeed more "ng" m? 2,152 sq fof curious living, kitchen, and lavish Master bath. Bring you family to
Need mo living room? 2,1 sq f of luxurious living Country coziness! $137,900.
This 4Br/2B home on 10+/acres has it all, from it spacious Rare find outside of LaBelle but not to far from
family room w/stone fireplace, mastersuitew/office, cov- schoolsor i".. '.t i F._. ,, .,I ,. i ,..,
ered porch, and fencing for horses. This one is a steal @ tures split floor plan, built in cabinets, separate shower
only $450,000 & garden tub in the master suite, and much more! All
*Size will surprise you! 2BR/2B home on 10+/- acres is on .5+/- acre. $132,000
very well kept and former modle home. Features a Renting? No Privacy? Stop throwing away all that
warm comfortable living room w/ gas fireplace, spa- money and see how great ownership feels! 2/1 on over
S cious kitchen, front & real covered porches. $400,000 ;a / acre yard. Start building equity today! $113,500.
* Bring your horses and relax tie rural way! i4I/2B manu-


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of extras, with many upgrades, including quality hardwood flooring, slate bathrooms, huge two-
person shower, colossal walk-in master closet, high-end custom cabinetry throughout, island
kitchen with breath-taking river view. Gigantic back patio. Extensively landscaped, with paved,
circle drive on a quiet dead-end street. Located in the city within walking distance to every-
thing. $2,500,000.
5-BEDROOM. NEWLY REMODELED HOME with rnco -. il..:irc rjnJ id.:.'.r.; rhr:oughoul.
Screened patio. .Huge yard with big fenced-in backyarJ ...:.. ci -.r h ".tI.jaurul .:.jk tree.
Great neighborhood in heart of town. $199,900
SELLER WANTS AN OFFERIII 400 5th Ave LaBelle;FL Belm6nt -Gurge.w-.i 5 )ear-dl 3 '2
home on a corner lot has ceramic tile floors, custom bath with a big garden tub, large eat-in
kitchen, really nice brick fireplace, split floor plan. A deck overlooks a small canal. Close to
everything. $299,900
3/2/2 ON BEAUTIFUL CANAL. Gorgeous deck overlooking the canal for the relaxing nights.
Extra large front yard, plenty of room for the kids to play. One of the most desirable and fami-
ly friendly neighborhoods in LaBelle. Owner very anxious, bring offers! $279,900.
2.5 ACRES. THIS SPACIOUS 3/2 (2003) PALM HARBOR MANUFACTURED HOME fea-
tures cathedral ceilings, a split floor plan, large bedrooms, walk-in closets. Modern, black
kitchen appliances. Ceramic tile in entry, baths & kitchen. Situated on 2.5 acres. Back pasture is
fenced & ready for your horses! Has several nice oaks. Shows like brand new. $219,900


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RENTALS AVAILABLE electric and well. The other has a 3/2 mobile
NO PETS with a screened in porch on front. Asking
IN PORT LABELLE 2/1.5/2 $700/M $275,000.
IN PORT LABELLE 2/1/1 $600/M 2/2 ON 100+/- ACS in Glades County.
LEHIGH ACRES POOL HOME In
Westminster Gated Community. Fully furnished $2,500,000.
3/2/2 + Office. Non-Smoking. $2,000/M IN EAST FT. MYERS 3/3/1 over 1,900 sq. ft.
HORSESHOE ACRES (East of LaBelle) 3/2 living area. Home has 2 masters, new roof, new
verOaks Mobile. $750/M. A/C, fenced yard. Motivated seller. Asking
a wood EAST FT. MYERS 3/3/1 Extra space every $279,900.
0 where. $1,200/M. IN PORT LABELLE On a corner lot. 3/2/1,
COMMERCIAL OFFICE SPACE newer roof, painted on the inside. Priced to
$800+tax/M sell. Only $189,900.
acres at LOTS STARTING AT $22.500 LOCATED IN THE CITY- 2/1 being sold 'As Is'
ctric and $125,000.
0 HOMES FOR SALE ON MLK BLVD 3/1 home has been renovat-
6.39+/- IN THE CITY LIMITS ON OAK ST 2/2 with ed. Priced to sell at only $129,900.
ale sub- carport on a double corner lot. Owners have ON PHILLIPS RD 2/2 two story home on 5+
00. taken care of this home and it shows. Home isacr
site built i" excellent condition. $182,900. acres. Home features an open floor plan with
REDUCED POSSIBLE OWNER FINANCING screened in lanai on the back and a balcony on
Rd. Only 10+/- oak filled acres. Property has been split the front. Property has several trees, large barns
into two 5+/- parcels. One is vacant with septic, and out buildings. Asking $450,000.


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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 your side in this invest-
ment! $2,750,000.
* Prime 20+/- acre potential commercial parcel located
near West Glades Elementary in Muse and ust minutes
away from downtown LaBelle. $3.50 per square foot.
* 1.18+/- acres zoned C-1 commercial just South of
LaBelle with 175+/- feet of frontage on SR29 iand
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.


863 675 4550
281 S. Bridge Street LaBelle
Rodney Murray & Seth Howard
Lic. Real Estate Brokers
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. $269,900.
61.25 acres. Improved pastures & fenced. Only
$11,000 per acre.
19 acre orange grove. Located in Hendry Co.
$11,900 per acre.


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FEATURES OF THE WEEK


BACK ON THE MARKET! Priced to Sell!
3.18 +/- Acres w/ Cottage style home locat-
ed in Port LaBelle Ranchettes. Situated at
the end of a cul de sac w/. peaceful & pri-
vate setting. Cathedral ceilings, ceramic tile
throughout, open floor plan & wrap
around porch, $379,900
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SPACIOUS MANUFACTURED HOME
ON 5+/- ACRES. Property has pond,
fenced, cleared & ready for your horses.
This 4 Br / 2 Ba oversized home features
split floor'plan, wood-like flooring in liv-
ing areas & many extras! Price Reduced
$265,000
3BR/2BA CBS HOMrlt W/POOf IN
LAUREL OAKS, very desirable neigh-
borhood w/ great floor plan for a grow-
ing family. Property is surrounded by
large oaks. Home/pool needs TLC, being
sold AS IS. Price Reduced $199,900
WATERFRONT HOMES / LOTS
LOCATION. LOCATION. LOCA-
TION!!! This 3 +/- acre peninsula has
over 700' of Caloosahatchee River
frontage with Hwy. 29 access. Zoned C-2
your possibilities are endless! $3,300,000
SPECTACULAR RIVERFRONT


PARCELI Two buildable loIt 61. pr.o-
tected dock on old riner o\boi, Prlisne
views up river & acro to10 protected state
ocrned land. Plus no corps setback.
approx. 200 ft. of waterfront & situated
on both the Caloosahatchee
River(Intracoastal Waterway) and the
oldriver oxbow. $1,500,000 .
WATERFRONT & PRIVACY AT IT'S
BEST! This recently renovated 3 Br / 2
Ba home is located at the Ortona Locks.
Fish from your own private dock.
(Permi in place ,t add ne%, dock h Ili
Priced o: 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
SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR
NATURE LOVERS. This 2/2 CBS Home
& Guest mobile is on Jack's Branch
w/river access. This Unique property
also has its own private ISLAND.
Gorgeous property is covered w/large
oaks. Call for more details. $475,000
GORGEOUS RIVERFRONT! This 1.04
acre lot iswooded & located on County
Road 78ia~Bildyrour dreaWiome on this
parcel &t enjoy endless views of: the
Caloosahatchpe River. ,ler Motivated!
Bring all offers! Price Reduced $399,000
% ACRE UNIQUE
WATERFRONT PROP-
ERTY zoned for multi-
Eyunits. Located with-
in the dty of LaBelle dose
to Barron Park w/ ready
access to the Intracoastal
Waterway, which leads to
the Gulf & the Atlantic.
One of the few privately
owned man-made deep
water canals in the area.
$550,000


HOMES IN THE CITY
AFFORDABLE AND WELL MAIN-
TAINED 3BR 2BA mar,.uiacured home
, cit ,e or possible 4thl betdr,-om
Pr'l ted : i iarter h. -.m, .:r reial.tl Ir- I:!-
mcnt. Loc iaed iihirn ii) c1mni ., coirrm
pi-rl ', learned priced to ,[clI' Prce
Redu.c d $89.900
.. GREAT RENTAL INVESTMENT OR
STARTER HOME! Tl. 3 BR 2 BA
mniufallrcued horrm hf,; 1,a lot ,:'io offr
Spiht !1,ojr plan Jde... iie, t.ripelt
prun, Pri-ed to0 cll! I'o .ible >:,"ncr
tin'. ..in.ig v dail-lel _O er .i ll e .,.rM- de .
all oiltti' ['rct Redu..ed $105,000
3 BR 2 BA MANUFACTLiRED HOME
.,,, ften:cd lor rm n, r, :..,ak in LaBelle
Home has 12' x 14' deck, perfect for
entertaining. $119,900
IMMACULATE 3 BR / 2 BA MANU-
FACTURED HOME situated on shaded
oversized lot in town & completely
fenced. Home features vaulted ceilings,
split floor plan, kitchen with pantry &
breakfast island. Reduced $134,900
MOVE IN READY! Newly remodeled 3
Br/ 2 Ba home located on large lot in the
city. New carpet, flooring and interior
paint & .p:aci:ou master bedroom.
$179.900
PRICED TO SELL! Hi n,,. 1.. rhe i:;i,
many oaks. This:3 br/ Il:.. I:c, ture- pI-
valume roof, new interior paint, open
living area, eat in kitchen & open dniing.
Fenced back yard with well for lawn irri-
gation & storage shed. $184,900
CHARMING 2 BR / 2 BA CEDAR
HOME sits on oversized corner lot in the
city. Features are vaulted ceilings, tile,
French doors, fenced back yard & extra
storage. $199,900
HOMES
3BR/1BA IN COUNTRY VILLAGE.
Nice floor plan, tile through out. Priced
to sell $130,000


3BR 2BA HOME twii through .ouiir h-
ing areas. Large living room + family
room. Fenced back yard w/manytropicals &
BBQroom. Price Reduced $179,900
3BR/2BA HOME. WELL KEPT &
CLEAN! This home is truly a beauty
from the inside out. Features: ceramic
tile, bonus room w/ hurricane shutters,
screened porch, alarm system & spacious
bedrooms & bathrooms. Well manicured
corner lot w/ irrigation system. A must
see! $189,000
CBS HOME- PORT LABELLE UNIT
102. Features open floor plan, split bed-
rooms. Frieidaire stainless steel appli-
,ar.. uic I.hr...um lh',-ui. .r...i r.iroe lub and
,h-iim .er in r.,, ird, .ilced >:lIr-L i s. patio
and two car garage. $239,900
NEW CONSTRUCTION 3 BR / 2 BA


CBS HOME! Split floor plan, 2,000+
total sq. ft., granite counter tops, 18"
ceramic tile, vaulted ceiling and many
more upgraded features. $245,000
3BR/2.5BA CBS POOL HOME. spa-
cious floor plan boasting over 2,000 ft. of
. Ii.- 1.in, sp.e..c. lh, e rnr ilr, i :ro:.-n over-
I......kirc; be aurf ,.i.l ip- p.:..'.! pjii. and
m.:,,ui' mi, d 1m,,. Ie tiuie' .:.fll..c 4lh bed-
lor.m. ..!jk Ir,n cloet buick p:,ed deck
and nc- i,..ol in '2(1115 $310.000
HOMES ON ACREAGE
2 BR 2 BA "LIKE-NEW" n,.nufa.,cured,
home w/ large screened room in
Montura on 1.25 acre home site cleared
w/ scattered trees. Price Reduced
$119,000
SPACIOUS 4 BR/ 2 BA MANUFACTURED
HOME on 4.84 +/- acres w/ pond &
mostly cleared. Split floor plan, large
master bedroom/ bath, office/nursery,
formal living room, family room & open
kitchen w/ island. $325,000
3BR/1BA CBS HOME on 8.8+/- acres
fronting on paved road approx. 3 miles
from. town. Property is fenced & cross


ernted :.' go.igeous oaal.s aid hoise- sia-
ble. $490,000.
HWY 78 FRONTAGE. Oer 12 acres w/
2 living r.i. Ho:,meistedcd in 1893 by
Willian Hei.r, \\ hid.den. ii will be hard
to find a more desirable site. A prime
location in an area of proposed future
development in beautiful Fort Denaud.
Features a 3/2 CBS home and rental
mobile home on 12.03 acres with massive
old oaks and palms. Located approxi-
mately 7 1/2 miles West of LaBelle with
frontage on Hwy 78 and Norris Road.
$900,000.
UNIOUE 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-
lights, to Spanish tile flooring. Custom
floor plan includes 3 master suites, pri-
vate sitting rooms, French doors to large
lanai, covered walkways, poolside rec
room, 1 Br / 1 Ba cottage, twelve-bay
workshop w/ garage, electric gate
enrrjn,ce.'.n. paved drive & completely
fenred One of.a kind' $1,500,000 .
COLINTRY LIVING...minutes. from
town. Located in the path- of develop-
nvent! This 30 acre property w/ custorn
2 Br / 3 Ba home offers income from
grove, privacy & the possibility of future
development with county approval.
$2,000,000
LOTS
3RD AVENUE .45 Acre $70,000
CALHOUN STREET .64 Acre $89,000
201 N. HICKORY STREET .62 Acre
$98,500
PORT LABELLE LOTS AVAILABLE
$24,000 $48,000. Call for details.
MONTURA RANCH ESTATES-
Residential homesites available.


COMMERCIAL BUSINESS
PRIME LOCATION! Business zoned
property located in Downtown LaBelle.
Perfectly situated on the corner of(HWY
'. Bn1ridge Stiet ainrd Park Avenue, less
than I block from the Caloosahatchee
River. 1,846 sq. ft. Historical Florida-
Style two story building fronts on Bridge
Street. $850,000.
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' x 24' canopy.
$399,000
BEST BUY! AFFORDABLE BUSINESS
ZONED PROPERTY! This 2 Br / 1 Ba
home is situated on a high traffic road ih
the city. Just 2 blocks north of Hwy 80
and 1 block east of Bridge Street and
surrounded by local banks and business-
es. Priced to Sell! $179,900
INDUSTRIAL
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY! Excellent
investment opportunity w/ 277' frontage
on lr-T'?' 1 /- m 1...'c .. 'I ,..: of
Hwy 29 and N. Industrial-Loop Road, 3
steel buildings-i(Warehouser3,800 sq. ft.;
shop 1,600 sq. ft. ; office building 2,520
sq. ft.). all currently leased. $1,300,000
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ESTABLISHED IN 1984 The Gator Bait
Pub has been a thriving business in the
Pioneer Community for many years. If
you've ever wanted to run your own
Restaurant and Lounge here's your
chance. This quaint establishment
comes fully furnished, completely
equipped kitchen & offers a great start
for any entrepreneur. $174,500.00.


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parking sp-.ce :a well as a covered carport. $524,000 .. -ci dream ome here. \\'ll rWc.ei,c .e-l lepw.u 2-69E,9 backs up to grieenbel. $149,900 $139.900


WATERFRONT HOMES
PANORAMIC VIEWS of the CalFosahatchee River
await you in this 3BR''2.5BA home with an oversized
private boat dock. Community pool, boat ramp, &
tennis court. $749.000
UPGRADED 3BIR2BA HOME FEATURES 125 ft of
nier frontage. Con\enienil located within I mile of
marina. restaurants .and golf course. $599,900
SAVOR THE SUN at your prrate waterfront retreat.
-IBR 2BA manufactured borne sits majestically at the
end of a cul-de-sac. Oversized back porch looks over
the ri. er for endless river Miews. $ 524,000
ENJOY AFFORDABLE RIVER ACCESS with this
3BR',BA home. uati\able creek offers direct access ri:,
the Calooa,,hatchee Ri\er. $399.000
SUMMER FUN! 4BR-2BA MNH includes 135 ft. of
river aIcei making an ea.v launch t-r let skis.
Deta.hed garage and high qualuL upgrades.
$395.000
PERFECT SIZED GET-A-WAY OASIS! 3 BR/2BA
canal front M'-H includes detailed upgrades and
thoightrful landscape $145,000


HOMES
3 BR'2BA CBS HOME on 210 +. ac boasi a 6uili4J
ofitc.c. 3tr ,on harn. paved drite. artistic flair nmeetl country
4BR,2BA HOME ON 6+/- AC. Private stocked pond. va
2x1, I shd & 21.1i2'5 pole barn Will allow for 2 hometrres
3BR'2BA CBS HOME ,.n 5+,- a~ Croij. fenced. pond, take
ur Iting ~ iih a3 icon\terent dive. $595,000
PICTURE PERFECT 3BR,'2BA I acie eIrate home feature:
ri\,Tr acire hr.m i.e C.:.irnununity bu.u ramrp $549,900
DREAMS NETER END in thi custom .BR.2B.\ pool hoi
fireplace. Siaring ceilings, den and a gourmet kitchen $44
JBR'2BA 2-STORY HOME SITUATED on '1 59 +.'-ac fi
,-,rkh'-hoip Oak to\ered acreage $415,000
PORTRAIT OF PEACE. This 3BR'tBA sphl floor plan h
EsLalteie- .aulrcd filingsgs ec.urit \s.teiri. oiak paiquet flti
itr. and tamil\ r-orr,. and a fantzasc rmaser bath. 315,00


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r -'aC INCOME PRODLiING ORANGE GRO\E
removable spoil easeinen has access f C ,, I.
$965.000 I.. ,-', .. l',ui1i '.i :,,p..,: tr $12,500 per
IMPROVED WATERFRONT LOT IN CALOOSA ac.
HARBOR. Includes boat dock. wellelccttri: and pro- 1.32 + AC. OF .:. jl. pin r. pri:c-- re,-
tected harborage OC) er 160 It otl .aterfroit $499,000 m.J pi.tun' c\\ell r.j r,... ,i'...r .: -,,i',.igl i
240 FT OF NAVIGABLE CREEK FRONT. RiJei ,..: .,n...,: i-... $1,190.000
iews, rn.-er access. and dock permit Deed r.-tririted OAK H.AMMOCk, CPRESS AND PALMET-
commmunit. '4 + ac $429,000 10I ... ': sl '- I + j. .....
230 FT ON THE RIVER SIDE OF PORT LABELLE ,.i .- .,.'" .i,-,m, $. ,100000
RANCHETTES. 2..53 + .,I. In dc-l able deed -10 + .( OFF .-.i rn,i,-j,,..I ,in r.I.J
res-ntcted onmuinlm $425.000 -il,,,,,,i J ...rr.r,-ul it 0.000 per ac.
TAKE IN tHE BEAUT\ OF THE RIVER fi rn this i r.. .i. 1, 00'
,i" mmI *850.000
2.8,- +,- ac home site In ft LaBelle Ranchcites 200 30 +-. OF IMPROVED i.p-ru.: .-.h
I[ .mF greenbelt beti een hom e ;Ire i and Inr.'c t, bu t .,,,,,,r i ii,.i ,1 .' P, ..-.:.1 : 1zl...ir, ,i .:cl
docks allowed $410,000 j 'i :i, -.,, ,-'05.000
GORGEOUS CUL-DE-SAC LOT oiicirs approx 175 2(0 +- FENCED .%( _..r-,,.....,j inr,
ft of Cater frontage .ind ion_ -1t pr ita.,, $250,000 L ..:ll.. "'''-1. I 0.000
20 t,- ,C V -11-1 -1l,.,-,ir,. 1I- .- t,,a ,,:ui

LOCATION. LOCATION. LOCA-i,,,,,,1 ,,.: $-i58,000
n'rkahoip tincludc TION. Irnipec.:abilh- c.l.t,.ni ." BR2'BA 1 ,,ND I ,(RE HOMEsITEI ,i j.lh. i, -,ir
, charm. $999,000 hon., lo Itic d in n a quiLie boujint; cn om. I, i, i, i,,,.,.il,: .:l ,i j,-n, li .. ,,. jli ri ,-
Iie\i of fruit trees, mnuni\. $279.000 ., h ,0 lo 1I0.1lJ
$699,900 A HOME WITH PERSONALIT\Y' 185 I. r -.ii I .i.-, .
e 3d..ntace of rus .AND CHAR..! .IBR I 'A i.B hoine ',
i -pF' t I'10, .i plan $24-.900 '15 + .
Sa prite po,,,l anl 3BR'2BA WITH 1.656 SQ. FT. LIV- + A ... ,:-
JING AREA. Built it 21iJ: cr,r.nc J
ne v tI a lo-n i h h>..l. ib $229,900.
,mv 3 ln 3BD 2BA ON SPACIOUS GREENBELT. The ho-,m, r riha' e fr foer!,Jius co.k
47,500 $210,000
iX'20 pole barn. 12' PARTIALLY FURNISHED 3TRh 2BA h-rm inrtclidi:l, erpultri .,rail.e shed
N.-ir Ji .il and ..,i.iw .,uhinit mimil $175,000
lome in Ri.'erbernd DON'T WAIT i ith,- a!'Iltd..il '- BR. I. -' l...m ,1 l e gonc $149.900.
orinn. bep]r3ie 1C 3BR IBA COUNTRY VILLAGE HOME. Ncr .,in Iandler and: ,.:,ridtrrinL
0 un It 1.1 -I 4 q, It under uir S..c1 ic 1. p-r.I a.r.... thL back i- l l ii hor m
tB -,L-_onm ini r\ Fpu ,l, i.ii j club i,'d eahd ',ni ir,-,ni \rt', .,ll,.,,d-,l-,l $139,900
C(Gr,. i'me'-rinmint rclnt ii pri..pt.r. $39.900
NEW CONSTRUCTION
CUSTOM HOME! IHRR.BA (CB1, hopnt rlI L.-.d tI:.i.-i ni'.j irrialled
l.,..cjl:d ..on .1 c nelr. -s ..IT--. i c Id.mt qiualit, Lir,.,.uriidinir i.,erliini !'-)
$389,900
FASHIONABLE AND FUNCTIONAL i.. .; i mtriutl,,.r .iBR ".' (C.BS
Sr!,E ,In- or, '. + irm 3j,. n Q l KuiIn S D $339.,00
SBE THE FIRST rO LIVE in ihi, '.!L.R -, ".P\ Iiille il., i ir.ii, le. mi .,ddlrmor.
al1 \ i.. l r n tll'l, could l:, e i.iied ,. a -10l h i-l ,II,,r ..,, ,.l-r, L.ina, ()%>:IZit ed
Sgr'r ; -,' ,_,,mpletld b', I l i '116 $24-1.900
S ALs i BUDGET FRIENDLY NEW CONSTRICTION., .1,R 2i .In- ii:r bmh-li
in r..re pr. i-.R Reduced to $190.000 v $3,000 0eller'- contribution
JUST IN TIME TO DECORATE... in -i,l,, nr.i. c.iinruir.n hmn.n Ir,
Laurel C(ik s 5 l u.or i.cn rit liaL..ir i i0h, 'I e Pl.ir L Btlilk Marira and H'iIl
4 ?11 ( l ii 00. rr e d .iiji. l i r'. n ii.. i iie i. P e
ar $289.900.


i peri $39.900
20 AC. -f tiic.ir ciir n pr oper.Tii r t\cS reen
lmu c $299.900
5 + \AC. ;.,:i f ,' LABr -llc \ ...ii l .hhoir J ,,.
rm'...' r,, f r.1,,,crt $269,900
10+ .- A( TRACI i, ..l ,,.,,J m .. J ,.Ic....i.J
.:,ull N,,- i r .. t. ,,,i ,,-. $2i ,9)00
MLSE 5 ACRES i. Li.:tl:ll, ib, $200,000
5 ACRES in FIldj 10.000.
LADECA ACREAGE, r.p j,.ful ,'ii l F i au n, '
+ p.. $165,000
MONTLIRK RANCH ESTArES. In" .. I, !
+ j.. i-jr:l; $39,900 to $6'.500
HOMEIt FES
REFINED HOMESITES i. li;lm m ,-J ,
,.:.-r ..r.- l LJIru,..I i:' ..: l.. 90.000 to
$1 10,000 r.: i u l.,i n ho'.. jl.... i i
tbld
HARD TO FIND OAK FILLED ....... II t-
ih.: ':. $150,001)
ENIO' THE QUIET A jm. ire Ii..:,i + ,.
n-. ir, $99,900
CANAL FRONT PARCEL. :,i + + ,
j.. ., r1 H. i $90,000
.4-0+ \C LOT I)FF CR '8" m- .-i ri. lI.lli,.,J
rie lb.m,,'l-i,',m,,l mm l jim ,J l r i,.,-iF, r,-,: iiji ljii
irl-, rr*r. ir, $89.900.
.0+ C I OT ACROSS FROM (L .OO_;A
ESIA E. S D. 2'i..2' cril Ih.llJ ..,,..11, .r ..f '
,: r' .-. r r, r,,.l ,.I,:.. i ,:i.. : m m,.,: 589,900.
3 .AC BiUllDABLE LOT it I.-.. ':'lI L,"-m.
-,: l.:.J 1l rhr ,:,.,J .,1 HM .t...I T-j, $ h85. 000
CHERI-H F HE CHARM ..i il. ,,:mur.l .:i. i
MANUFACTURED HOMES
COUNTRY CHARM ur 5 iacrte
.BR 2IBA home 'sith 2 purches and 3
s[.a ll hore bna r, $525,000
3BR2BA ON 6+ CROSS-FENCED
ACRES includes 3.1i61.i i.rlsilh-:p.
I:,-'riplete RV set up. Jdet-clied garage
and nimu,.l- m.,re $429.000
LIKE NEW 4BR23B.. mldoublev-i.d N M-H
,.r, 9 54 + -ac $399,000
STARVED FOR SPACE? Triple' idc
r, 2 + -,_ -. 1 2.184i1 .q ti liimrg. brink
tirtpl.'..c. 36 \ '24 ia-rrT.,iurnd p.-.nil and
..,Jidu-ar -.o.rk.hlnup. $199.900
2BR'2BA WITH DEN .n11 2 plus w1,ii
.ACi-tagec .ca bei- pill or .nmld.lonal
h. ,rt. iir $197.900.
SI NUari WIRA 2 '
LOOKS SMALL. LIVES BIG! N II
S.r. I m* e.t.luri-. mi ..,\ rin:,. p iarkni .
..ri kh. .p niit.u-Jridirn. $155.000
GET OUT OF TOWN PRICED TO
SELL .BRK 21.\ MiHli n 'b ._rm.- "1ll
in lr pi'e i.ci. ,ir.r I.mrt $150.000


fill...J .. in, .i i.' + 1. $85,000
WIDE VARIEfn OF HOMISIITS .. Il uj..
*:'l Por:.t L jl._ll: ..I| :I l| I I ti'" ': c ,r,, i
, ,.., I :. + j.. rji r-i ; .t 2 ,900.
TROPICAl GULF ACRES, H.:,,,,.-: ,,
Chi.ij iiv.r t.,'ur.u r,
2 2.5 ACRE PARCELS ,n p,.,,,:,- i v:j.J.i
.fnod rl i[ $8".500 each.
PRIA;CY PURE AND SUIPLE ..- i- [.: I

Pn., : tir,:.., $85.000 and up.
2.; AND 5 RE .....I ,, ....
Plji-ijr. .r r r,.,, It,..,n $"'4.000 l0 "1" .01)0.
LEHIGH [ESATE- 2"" j. .: ,., rl,
li:r. J hi I- ..,,., $01.,900

L $.i,,l. I 62.000
INDLAN HILLS i :. .n i.. $qi. .10 Io
$55,(001
, TOCHOOSE FROM i ... l..l .
.,i,. ,..,. $49,1U10 IO 4.$000

COMMNIE RC I\U
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3.056 SQ. FT C:IOMMERCLU BUILDING
.1.ri I + ] i.. m m ui'i l i i r" "1 I.
flh:r,, ,-,I i-', :,,i l $1 .250,010i
1.02 ACRES OF PRIMF B-I ZO)NF
PROPF.RI) ... ..., liTril ..: I .. ,
r.. 'i ,l ,- $i 1,200.1100I
EXCEI.IENT LO(C.ION FOR \OiR BLSI-
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DOG, Small, Male. found in vi-
cinity of Belmount Sub Divi-
sion. Call (239)229-4850 to ID
& Claim.
MINI POODLE, Call to identify.
(863)357-3225
RED NOSE PIT, approx 8 mo.
Female, Found on 10/4, Vic.
NW 6th St. Call to identify.
(863)357-3697


BEAGLE- Male, approx 4 mo.
old. Vic. of Belmont area
Sunday night. Please call
(863)673-5158
CAT, Male, 4 years old,
neutered, gray tiger striped,
last seen on 30th St, Hwy 98,
Mitchell Rd. (863)610-4466 or
(954)663-5171
SADDLE, on 10/7/06. Call
(863)357-7561 .or
863)634-6231.
TABBY CAT- Male, Gray, white
feet & diamond on forehead.
Vie. Pioneer Estates. Sat.
10/07 (863)634-3200


CALICO KITTY torty color, fe-
male approx. lyr., ALSO,
Guinea Pigs. Free to good
home. 863-801-1302


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PUBLIC AUCTION
SOctober 28, 2006 @(i 9:00 a.m.
196 State Road 62
g .Wauchula, FL
S 863-773-6600
I Tractors. Farm Equip., Const.
Mach., Trucks, ATV's, and More
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SAuctioneer: Teily DeMott, Sr.
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KITTENS- to good homes 6
just weaned kittens, all differ-
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(863)946-9133 Moore Haven
MICROWAVE Free! Free! Call
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HUGE SALE~
LaBelle, Sat., Oct. 21st, 8am-?
4910 Seminole Ave. SW
(County Meadows Est.)
Furniture, Antiques, Clothes,
Home Decor'...Moving,
Lots of Great Stuff!!!
How do you find a Job In
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market? In the employ-
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LaBelle, FrI.& Sat.,
Oct. 20th &21st. 8am-2pm,
2330 County Rd. 78 West.
Furniture, Clothing, Knick
Knacks...Lots of everything!



LABELLE, Sat., 10/21,
8am til ?, 4059
E. Sunflower Circle,
Lots of Everything!
Earn some extra cash.
Sel your used Items in
the classtleds
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attic, basement and/or
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HUNTERS

A TREE SERVICE
Tree Trimming
& Removal
SStump Grinding
SShaping & Topping

863-675-0403
L,: .r-.'ed iid in.u'ead


NOTICE !!
Now avail., transportation to
North'Carolina will be provided
for a small fee to take you to a
dental clinic. Extraction for 1
tooth is $18. Full upper/lower
denture, $175-$220. Work will
be done in one day. Call Tina
for more info. 239-324-1994,
leave message with ph#.

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



A/C Person Needed Will train
right person to do A/C work.
863)675-0358 bet.
Oam-2pm, Mon.-Fri. only


COUNTRY CORNER -
Under New Management
Seeks the following positions:
Cashiers & Clerks
Needed Full Time & Part Time
Call 863-675-4554
FOR SALVAGE YARD
IN FELDA (Hwy 29)
Needs person with
forklift, cutting torch &
mechanic experience
for full time position.
$550 per week. Call
Tony (863)675-7788
FRUIT & VEGETABLE
INSPECTOR & AIDES
In Immokalee or LaBelle.
Seasonal& shift work
required.
Call 239-658-3500
EEO/AA Employer
FULL TIME HOUSEKEEPER
with light cooking duties. Must
be organized ,self starter &
pays attention to details. Call
M-F, 9a-5p.239-694-6922


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and Construction, Inc. I
FREE ESTIMATES I.
Metal Roofs Re-Roofs Roof Repairs I
Pole Barns Vinyl Siding Soffit & Facia j
Office (863) 675-7045, I.1
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CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
Powerful'udc Mount yst em
Residential Commercil, Auto and V
Over 20 ye a experience. Licensed ard Insured
HANDIMAN REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE
,. 1 i I *. ;I i I l I, i r i ,.. i, 'rf
,,,. (863) 675-7297




QUALITY CONSTRUCTION, INC.

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l)n\w%\,;n. House Pads Demolition
I i;li.;iiri Fill irl Culverts SuS nl rk
Shill li k I'n.'r Trimming & Removal
S LaBoellel, F.L c* need & Insured
OFICE: (863) 675-8314
Call Kelvin Townsend CAl @ (863) 673-3783
HC10o7.P
PREV"TT Honesf &
CONSTRUCTION, INC Dependable
Todd Prevatt
O. Box 202
Palmdale



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Mobile: 239-872-6734
Direct: 161*23873*4
o Lic#PO3000062936 Fax: 863-675-0020










Drug Free Work Place
Class A CDL. Excellent Benefits & Pay
401 K, Paid Vacation, Paid Insurance
& Bonuses.
Apply at:
5701 Ft. Denaud Road







202E.S(863) 902-9494
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HELP WANTED
Mechanic I Basic mechanic knowledge, experience as
an automotive service worker or Mechanic's helper pre-
ferred. ...
Mechanic II Graduate from an approved course in
heavy & diesel rhechanics, Ihree years experience. .
Boli Mechanic positions require class B driver's li-
cense. Must have a High School Diploma or GED. Both
located in Clewiston.
Highway Maintenance Technician II Maintains high-
ways, municipal and rural roads, and rights-of-ways in
safe condition. Knowledge in use of standard equip-
ment and hand tools used in field. Must have a valid
Florida rnmercial Driver's license. Class B or higher
with air jrak1e 4,e.rsement.
Heavy Enuinment Operator I This is skilled work in
the operation of public works equipment. Must have
two years experience in the operation of highway con-
struction and maintenance equipment similar to thatof
assignment or any equivalent combination of training
and expenence.
GIS Coordinator for the LaBelle office Must have
Bachelor of Science from an accredited college or uni-
versity in computer science, geography or related field
with considerable experience in the use ol geographic
information systems or 8yrs equivalent experience. An-
nual Salary is between $45.000-$50,000
Aquatics. Art & Athletic Coordinator Must be C.PR.
& First Aide Certified, Life Guard & Swim Instructor Cer-
tified. Must have knowledge and/or experience with arts
& crafts, ceramics, sewing and culinary & performing
arts; also knowledge of and/or experience with baseball,
softball, football, basketball, track & field, physical fit-
ness.
Electrical Inspector Must have 8 yrs. experience with
a licensed contractor.
Staff Assistant IV Hendry County Building, Licensing
and Code Enlorcement Depl.
The person selected for Ihis position, will have supervi-
sory responsibilities over the permitting and licensing
functions in the Depl. and will report to the Director of
Building, Licensing and Code Enforcement.
Code Enforcement Officer The person selected for
this position will be primarily responsible for monitoring
approved developmrnft orders including, but not limited,
rezones, special exceptions, special permits, and subdi-
vision plats. The selected candidate will assure that
conditions on approved developments imposed by the
Board of County 'Conmmissioners e.g. buffering, set-
backs, improvements, etc., have been met. Position
will involve flex scheduling and some Saturday work.
Field Servipe/Meter Reader for Pt LaBelle Utilities A
valid drives license is required. The job consist of in-
stalling meters,jreadirlg Water meters, laying water lines
& operating equipment ih the field. On the job training &
possible jobiadvancement.
S.H.I.P. Coordinator'- Highly responsible work in ad-
ministerng the S.H.I.R Affordable Housing Program for
Hendry County. High school graduation or its equiva-
lent; and an equivalent combination of training and ex-
perience. Accounting background a plus.
Staff Assistant III Hendry County Grants & Special
Projects. This is a hTghly responsible position, must be
an independent think and able to multitask. High school
graduation or its equivalent.
The positions are full time with medical benefits, retire-
ment, sick and vacation leave.
These positions will be open until filled.
Job description & applications can be obtained in
the Satellite Office in Clewiston and the
Courthouse in LaBelle in the HR Department.
Vet Pref. EEO. Drug free. Applicants needing
assistance in the application process should
contact the Hendry County Commissioners
HR department.


INTERVENTION SPECIALIST
Big Cypress Reservation
Work with Family Services and Education
Departments to provide counseling services
to students at home and school. Develop and
follow a Truancy plan. Bachelors degree in
Education or Psychology. Masters in Mental
Health/Social Work, MS Word, Access, Excel,
Outlook. Willing to work flexible schedule.
Fax resume to (954)967-3477


LAWN SERVICE
Experience required
Call (863)673-2242


MAINTENANCE &
PLANT PERSONNEL
Now being hired at
Ortona Sand Company
(863)675-1454


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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
S-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



PROJECT MANAGER
Clewiston, Florida

Ability to plan, organize and supervise
construction type work. Must be able to read
blueprints and specifications. Need experience
with basic office computer software. Lock and
dam experience a plus.

Benefit Package:
Health Insurance, Vacation and Retirement.


Also lookingfor:
Heavy Equipment Mechanic and
Heavy Equipment Operator.

Send resume to:
Jerry Fulkerson
R & D Maintenance Services, Inc.
475 Ridgelawn Road
Clewiston, Florida 33440
863-805-0490



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Full lime. Hcui eepir
Full time- HIM Receptlonlst
Must possess excellent communication skills. Basic computer skills and
clerical exp are req. Medical records exp pref.
Phone: 863-902-3079 or Fax resume to: 863-983-0805
Drug Free Workplace EOE


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

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






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

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


TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED
Must have Class A CDL
Benefits Available
Apply at:
Syfrett Feed Company
3079 NW 8th Street, Okeechobee


LOOKING FOR A TUTOR, For 2
kids that are Home
Schooled. 5th grade & 9th
grade. In the LaBelle or Muse
area. 863-673-0955 or
674-1008
SECRETARY NEEDED
Please call for additional
info. 863-675-7716


WAREHOUSE FOREMAN
Needed for Busy Farm
Mon.-Sat., Hours vary.
Min. 55 Hr. Week, Prior
Warehouse/Chemical
Knowledge a Plus. Valid DL.
English a Must/Bilingual a
Plus. Call (239)657-3694


Emplomen
FullTim


Employmen
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[mploym
F'ul Tme 205


The Seminole Casino in Immokalee is seeking fun,
energetic and enthusiastic individuals to join the area's
HOTTEST entertainment venue immediately

Quality individuals seeking CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
and ADVANCEMENT are encouraged to apply TODAY

Pick YOUR career and embark on a new adventure.
Dining Room Server $5.50 plus tips
Dining Room Host $8.00 per hour
Dishwasher $7.50 per hour
Line Cook $10.00 + per hour BOE
Maintenance Worker $10.00 + per hour BOE
Public Space Attendant $8.00 per hour
Sous Chef $15.00 + per hour BOE
TAD/Gaming Machine
Customer Service Representative$21.00 avg. w/tips
TAD/Gaming Machine Technician $12.50 per hour
We are also seeking candidates for these management positions:
Director of Facilities Human Resources Recruiter
Human Resources Benefits Coordinator Casino Host
Restaurant Supervisor TAD/Gaming Machine floor Supervisor

Benefits available for ALL employees
www.theseminolecasino.com
Apply in person TODAY!
506 S. 1st St. Immokalee, FL
1-800-218-0007
The Seminole Casino is a Drug-free Workplace M EE


U-Save Supermarkets
Manager/Assistant Manager


.If you have experience in Retail grocery
operations, we have opportunities for
Manager/Manager Trainee in the Belle Glade
& Ft. Myers area. F/T position with full
benefit package including paid holidays,
paid vacation, 401k savings plan, group
medical & dental.
Fax resume to L. Toledo
At (813) 626-4527 or
e-mail to ltoledo(ilbbchi.com
DFW/EOE


OFFICE MANAGER,
Part-Time
Port LaBelle Property
Owners' Association Unit #4
Flexible hours- approximately
24 hours/week
To apply, call Susan at
863-675-4168

Financial



Business
Opportunities 305
Money Lenders 310
Tax Preparation 315




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Babysitting 405
Child Care Needed 410
Child Care Offered415
Instruction 420
Services Offered425
Insurance 430
Medical Services435




CARPET
AND
UPHOLSTERY
CLEANING
Residential, Commercial
Auto, RVI & Boats
Call
863
675-7297
Se Habla Espanol

S. I

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,
2000O ME .*P F er:ied
Call GCry 86.-6,5-,72'0
Reading a newspaper
helps you understand
the world around you.
No wonder newspaper
readers are more suc-
Scessfulpeoplel



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
Cheryl Jameson at
jamesonc@
hendry.k12.fl.us


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.


Merchanise



Air Conditioners 505
Antiques 510
Appliances 515
Appliance Parts 520
Beauty Supplies 525
Bicycles 530
i Books & Magazines535
Building Materiais540
Business Equipment 545
Carpets/Rugs 550
IChildren's Items 555
China. Glassware, Etc. 560
Clothing 565
Coins/Stamps 570
Collectibles 575
Computer/Video 580
SCrafts/Supplies 585
SCruises 590
Drapes, Linens S 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
I Satellite 695
SSewing Machines 700
Sporting Goods 705
Stereo Equipment 710
Television/Radio 715
Tickets 720
Tools 725
Toys & Games 730
VCRs 735
Wanted to Buy 740




A/C UNIT- 2 ton, Brand new,
$1500. (863)517-2106
AIR CONDS (2) window units,
19K BTU, 220V &12K
BTU, 220 V, $200 will sell
separate (863)697-6033


ANTIQUE LAWN & GARDEN
TRACTOR- John Deere, all
original, runs great $2000
(863)261-6892
COFFIN, with fully wired skele-
ton. $1000 (863)675-4981
SEWING MACHINE- In blonde
furniture. Access. included.
Good condition. $200.
(302)684-4836 Lv msg.


DISHWASHER, Excellent con-
dition. $75. (863)675-1634
DISHWASHER, Whirlpool,
Near new. $100.
(863)983-9795 Clewiston
LG. UPRIGHT FREEZER GE
Frostfree, wht. & Tappan 4
burner gas stove, wht.
$325/both, will sep. 675-1553
RANGE & DRYER- elec, excel-
lent condition $200 for both
or will sell separate
(863)697-6033
REFRIGERATOR- GE, Small,
perfect for RV, brand new,
$75. (239)324-2115
REFRIGERATOR- GE, With ice
maker. Like new. $250.
(863)675-2151
STOVE, Ceramic: Like new.
$200 (863)675-1634


Employmen
,Ful im 00


LOUNGE CHAIR, Vibrating:
Great for back pain $85 & OF-
FICE DESK, White, contempo-
rary. $95 (863)532-9355
TWIN BEDS, 2, Maple, Com-
plete. Good condition. $75.
(863)467-4124
VINYL HASSOCK- brown, & 1
beige storage ottoman $12
for both will sep
(863)467-8681
WATERBED- Soft sided,
Queen size, like new, $700
(863)634-7864
Wicker Furniture, Loveseat, 2
chrs., w/cushions, 3 tables,
in Aqua Isles, $100.
(336)342-0221


COLT 45, Argentinean model
1927, Colt cal. 11.25 mm,
a n t i q u e
$675.863-467-1958


WASHER/DRYER, Sears,
$100 for both.
(863)763-4475
WASHERS & DRYERS
STACK UNITS
$95 & up, Uptol yr warranty
REFRIGERATORS & STOVES
(239)694-0778



CEMENT BLOCKS- 700, Good
condition. $300. Will separ-
ate. (863)824-0505
PAN ROOFING: 10-12 Ft Long
$10-$12ea. (863)675-8760
SALE- CRUSHED STONE
#57, Great for driveways,
Call Dillys Enterprises of La-
Belle (239)825-4251
STORM DOOR 32X75 brand
new, never used.
Screen/window. $150.
302-228-3005


BABY CRIB- complete, light
wood, good condition $20
(863)983-6621 .
CARRIAGE/STROLLER High
chair & toys also. $100/all,
will sell separately.
863-763-0888 after 3pm -


GIRLS PANTS, Sizes 4 & 5, 5
pairs, from New York Style.
l25 lo all or will separate.
(863)697-6129
HOMECOMING DRESS, Size
3-4 black c rue ni $78
(863)675-3659
HOMECOMING DRESS, Size
3-4, navy blue.' $50
(863)675-3659


AVON BOTTLES- 90+, and
some older books & related
ar i les,. $75. for all
8b3)1467-5052
ELVIS COLLECTION, Many
ilems, Rare iiems, riems hnom
Graceland, memorabilia 550
neg (863)467-0627
HARLEY DAVIDSON TELE-
PHONE- Fal Boy 2003, nev-
er out ou Du.o, $50
(863)467-2112 3fier 5pm
PENDULUM CLOCK, Like new,
$100 (863)634- 7359
STAMP ALBUM, 22k gold
replicas of United States
Slams, each ire 1 liS'ued
$5500 0863)763-8146.
SWORDS, KNIVES, DAGGER
Smore dproa. 71 Iems.
3/4 new in bo' $225. lor all.
Or besl oeer 863-467-5052
TRAIN SET. LGB lOO1h Annl-
veisary '83 & '84 cars. 5 ,
cona., Do.es Irjck. 6 elrasd
$950 neg 1863)763-0266



COMPAQ PENTIUM 4-
Compelte, keyboard, mouse
eaucalional program. $250
(863)843-0158
DELL, with prnler 1 year uld.
works gOOud 300O
1863)634-.1331



PILLOWS (4) AFGAN deco-
ralive green ,15 for all
|186314i'7-8681


2 ESPACIOS DE MUEBLES
Solo $29.99 por la semana!
La Ilamada para tenerlo
entregd hoyl 863-675-7368
2 ROOMS OF FURNITURE
Only $29.99 Per Week!
Call To Have It Delivered Today!
863-675-7368
BED twin, aillslable. w/mras-
sage. $300 (863)634-4842
or 1863)635-48')0
BEDS (2) Twin: Crmplele, OHf
While 1 2 Mirored Driiser,
Hign Boy Dresser ,& 2-Enr ta-
bles $1000 1863i5i-1942
BOX SPRINGS & MATTRESS-
Good conanion $100
(863)357-0023
CHROME & GLASS D/R TBL
5 83 TiOle only. goodil conr
$50 363-675-1553
COUCH & LOVESEAT Dam-
bo0. rio e3 ,r I n mjlreal
laded itorn Sun, $50
(863)357.6113
COUCH- 2pc w/table in mid-
dle, light pastel colors, good
condition $100 or best offer
(863)467-5680
DINING ROOM TABLE- Tile
top, White wash, Peach tile
w/pattern, Seats 4. $150.
Firm (863)634-0387
DR,'36 Broyhill table, 6 chairs,
bufet & small cabinet, carved
detailing, oak, good cond.,
$800 firm. (561)924-5812
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER,
Dark oak, fits up to 65" TV,
adjustable, glass doors, glass
shelves, $275 (561)914-6746
FUTON SOFA BED, w/thick in-
ner spring mattress, almost
new, pd $390, sell $200.
(336)342-0221 Aqua Isles
KITCHEN SET- blue, very good
cond, w/ 4 chairs $170 or
best offer (863)467-2366


RUGER 22 250 LAMINATED
bull barrel, scope, & case.
Exc.cond. $700. 357-5754



BUN & THIGH ROLLER
as seen on TV, great cond.
$40.863-634-3931 Okee


DIAMOND RING- 1/2 ct,
w/surrounding diamonds,
$450 (863)675-7105 or
(863)673-5023


DR. SCHOOLS PARAFIN
BATH, Scented wax, insulated
hand & foot cover, new condi-
tion $25 neg. (863)675-2596
HOOVER SCOOTER- Good
condition. $500. Or best of-
ier 1863)697-3299
MOTORIZED CHAIR Golden
Alante, new batteries, exc.
cond. $850 (863)634-4842
or (863)635-4870.
POWER CHAIR, Meritis, Holds
up to 350 Ibs. New battery &
ires. Pd. $7,598. Now $600,
or best offer. (239)324-2115
VICK'S VAPORIZER & SOLU-
TION in original bo- $10 or
oes poher. 863-675-2596


MOBILE HOME STEPS- 2, fi-
-berglass, 5 steps with rails.
$250 Will separate.
18631697;.2704
STEEL SHELVES (15), Used,
heavy metal, assorted sizes.
$900 lfort 311 O ill separate.
(863)763-5062
SUNOUEST2000S10 BULB
Tanning Canopy $300
863-634-5888
TANNING BOOTH stand up
by Tre Tanning Hul, w,'28
ObuIb.. a.35.nq $6100
(863)634-9119
WALKIE TALKIE (2) Contrac-
tor grade, Molorola XTN se-
ries, $200 (863)763-4961



CLEVELAND KING 613 ALTO
SAXOPHONE- good condl-
bon, $400 (863)697-9918
DBL KEYBOARD ORGAN- ask-
ing $50 (863)635-4455
PIANO- older uprinrl, berinh.
boaullul inisn plays weil
$ $550, 'rou move L lui1'
(863) 357-0455
PIANO- Wurlitzer, lull size,
asking $300 (8631635-4455
YAMAHA PORTATONE PSR
22 KEYBOARD, with stand
$200. (863)471-2256



COPY MACHINE, Snarp Good
condilon $100.
(863)983-9795 Clewisorn


AMAZON PARROT- Double
Yellow Head, male & cage.
S$700. (863)467-1950


I


AQUARIUM- 125 gal. Salt wa-
ter. Oak base, pump & filtra-
tion. Rocks & foliage.
$1000. (863)467-8250
BLOODHOUND PUPS
Champ.bldline. AKC, health
cert Great family/hunting
dogs. $800.863-655-3070 or
email: nmdgreene@tnni.net
BOSTON TERRIER- AKC with
papers. Male, 9-10 wks old.
$350. (863)214-1286
COCKATIEL, $30
(863)467-5709
DACHSHUNDS PUPPIES, AKC
males, 8 wks. old, black & tan,
w/health certificates. $500
each. (863)467-7288 aft 5pm
DOG HOUSE- medium size,
portable, almost new, flexible
plastic -door, $25
(863)983-8646
ENGLISH BULL DOG-12wks
old beautiful AKC, wormed
Vel cnec('ed, $451
(678)865-4919
FISH TANK 55 gallon, great
buy. $75. (863)357-6930
GERM SHEPHERD PUPS- 8
wks ? old, $200
(239)246-6739
GOATS 1 Nubian ferinale 1
py irny lemal 1860,l ih, Pll
sell .i ierdle. .9 q.-465.1 .i
JACK TERRIER female, 3
mo!s, active puppy. Needs
TLC, to good home only.
$400.863-467-5117 Okee,
MATA MATA TURTLE- $250
(863)6'".; .1443
MINI PIN PUPS- AKC, w i
old, blk/tan & reds, M F
adorable, $500 e cri
(863)946-3857
PIGEONS: (5 PAIR) $75
(863)675-4981 LaBelle Area
RABBIT, with cage. b5
18b"1035, 1 256 or,
8363-7584


KNEEBOARD Hydros.hde
Revoiulion, '*15i
i663 ;l 5.2 3b
POOL TABLE LIGHT .600




CAR STEREO SYSTEM,
(2) 12" subwoofers, 1200w
ear h,. [t0, 18 iu1)s i p,
nT, .650 I :239)' ,0,2I0
SURROUND SOUND, with
amp bu. ik-' rin, $50
(86 3)6:34.7359


FLAT SCREEN Sony 36"
wega FD Trinitron TV, asking
$1000. (772)461-8822 Ft.
Pierce.
TELEVISION- Zenith, older
model, oil white cabinet,
works well, $25
(863)467-2112 after 5pm


HILTI 1" ROTATING Chipping
hammer/drill. Original cost
$1800, asking $450.
863-467-1958


The most important


20 minutes of your day


is the time spent reading


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JOINTER/PLANER- Crafts-
man, never used 6 1/8",
$200 (863)763-4149 or
(561)758-4337 cell
PRESSURE WASHER, 16,000
psi. $300. (863)675-0247
LaBelle
TABLE SAW, 10" & 4" Planer
combination, cast iron, $100
(863)675-4991
TABLE SAW- Craftsman, 10",
cast iron table, vintage, $70
(863)763-4149 or
(561)758-4337 cell


GAME BOYS (2) Advanced
SP, x-box. $150/both or will
sell separate. 863-763-6507
XBOX w/1500 games. Every
Nintendo & Super N game
loaded. Great Xmas gift.
$700. 863-227-6066


NEW COIN COLLECTOR want-
ing to 3a io mricollection.
Please call to sell coins &
paper money 239-693-4891
WANTED: FLORIDA ART
A.E. Backus, J. Hutchinson
H. Newton, G. Buckner, E.
Buckner, L. Roberts, A. Hair,
R A. McClendon, S. Newton,
BIG $$ (772)562-5567

Agriculture j



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




FORD 3000 TRACTOR Runs
good, $4800 Negotiable.
863-763-4149/561-758-4337



HIVES OF BEES- $75 and up
(863)675-6224


BEAUTIFUL 4YR. 0L0 iPAIIT
Very sweet & ljvaDle Trimsi &
loads, bath/clips. Exc. Exp. rd-
er pref. $1250.863-467-7123
:BELGIAN MARE- 16.2 hands
1800,lbs, asking $1300,
child gentle, easy keeper
(863)983-8646
FILLY- lyo, Belgian Cross,
sorrel, $600 to a good home
only (863)675-0247 La Belle


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GELDING 7 yr. old, good trail
horse, 4 high white socks &
blaze, beauty. $1800.
(863)509-3446
HORSE TRAILER: Logan '88, 3
horse, slant stock trailer w/re-
movable tack wall. $1250 neg.
863-699-9701/239-280-6082


FREE
On UIne AServIce
Buy Soij Trade
863467-1304
www.okeechobee-horse-tradercom
Serving The Greater
Lake Okeechobee Area
PFHA. 13 year old, Bay mare.
Great on trails. $1800. or
best offer. (863)697-2704
SORRELL QUARTER HORSE
4 yrs., philly, 14 hands, ties,
stands for farrier. $1500 or
best offer. 239-465-1393


ENGINE- Briggs & Stratton
12.5HP, eleG start, asking
$250. Like New
(863)467-0363
ENGINE- Craftsman, 9hp Hori-
zontal shaft, asking $150
(863)467-0363
HYDROSTATIC MOWER 36"
walk behind w/Velke instant
reverse w/tracking. Runs
great. $1200.954-581-8328
JOHN DEERE 110 TRACTOR
'65, original running strong,
Kohler motor, a true classic
for show. $800. 227-6066
JOHN DEERE LAWN TRAC-
TOR Hydrostatic 48" liquid
cooled. Kawasaki eng., new
batt. $1200.954-581-8328
LAWN TOOLS, Chipper/Shred-
der & Lawn Edger $110 for
both or will. separate.
86i31675-4991


DAIRY GOAT DOES, Nubian,
Spanish, Alpine mix, $75
each. (863)467-9950
Okeechobee Livestock
Market Sales
Every Monday-12pm & every
Tuesday-11am.763-3127


CHICKENS (12), $36 for all, or
best offer, will separate.
(863)357-1256 or
863)763-7584


SADDLE, 16", custom made,
brown leather w/silver trim,
w/bridle, blanket & stand
$700. (863)357-1365

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



Duplex, 1BR/1BA, 311 B,
Hickory Ave., LaBelle, up-
graded kitchen & appl's. Cal
Trace @ Century 21 Sunbelt
Realty. (863)673-6533
PORT LABELLE 1BR, 1BA -
Good area, community pool,
water/cbl. & light, BR fur-
nished, Tile floors. All newly
remodeled. Pay no bills. Ideal
for 2 people. $770/mo.
863-612-5037 Se habla espa-
nol.


-mAr mes


-mlra Date


GREENTREE SOUTH APARTMENTS
A Farm Labor Rental Community
Available for Immediate Occupancy
1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments

* Rental Assistance Available to qualified households
* Must earn a minimum of $3998 from agricultural or farm
labor activities
* Spacious Apartment in quiet, country setting
* Full time bilingual Site Manager
* Community Room, Tot lot, Playground, Activities
* Sewer and trash included in rent no additional charge to
resident
* Handicap units available
* Rental rates starting at $487

Call 675-0313 or drop by to see one of our
affordable apartments.
TDD# 1-800-955-8771
40 Greentree Drive, #101, Labelle
(On Hwy 29, 5 miles South of Hwy 80)
9:00 AM 5:00 PM, Mon-Fri
Equal Housing Opportunity


GREENTREE EAST APARTMENTS
Newly Rehabbed Apartments
A Farm Labor Rental Community
Available for Immediate Occupancy
2 Bedroom Apartments

Rental Assistance Available to qualified households
Must earn a minimum of $3998 from agricultural or farm
labor activities
Spacious Apartment in quiet, country setting
SFull time bilingual Site Manager
Rental rates starting at $429 plus Utilities

Call902-1577
TDD # 1-800-955-8771
701 W Ventura, Clewiston
8:00 AM- 3:00 PM, Mon-Fri
Equal Housing Opportunity


SSt oll Space


4006 High Court, In Eucalyptus Village
Lovely 2BR/2BA home
featuring a gorgeous back yard
among many other extras.
COME SEE!!
CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT!!
1-888-443-3160 ext. 3179
Honey Isham, Prudential
Florida WCI Realty


FOR RENT
2 BEDROOM 2 BATH
APARTMENTS
IN LABELLE
$750/mth
$1500 Security Deposit
Call
863-227-4311
954-410-2498


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
FT. DENAUD, 4BR/1.5BA, with
pool, $1600 mo.
(863)673-0081


Do-It-Yourself Ideas


Carolers Display
Here's a traditional holiday scene right out of a
Dickens story. Printed on weather-resistant paper
with waterproof, "sunfast" inks, this caroling family
includes mother, father, son and daughter (plus the
family dog and cat) singing by the glow of a
Victorian gaslight. Simply glue the poster onto ply-
wood, saw around the edges, paint the sides and back
black, attach a stake or stand and set up. The display
measures 52 inches tall by 39 inches wide.
Carolers Display (No. 510)... $18.95
Christmas Bears Display (No. 808)... $16.95
Catalog (pictures hundreds of projects) ... $2.00
Please add $4.00 s&h (except catalog-only orders)
To order, circle item(s), Please be sure to
clip & send w/ check to: include your name,
U-Bild Features address and the name of
15241 Stagg St. this newspaper. Allow
Van Nuys, CA 91405 1-2 weeks for delivery.
Or call (800) 82-U-BILD
u-bild.com
Money Back Guarantee Wf


LABELLE, 2br, $950. mo
Some utilities included. Call
239-290-9137
LABELLE- large 3br, 2 ba,
w/garage, on corner lot, new
carpet throughout, spacious
rooms throughout, $1000
(863)675-0104 or517-0566
PORT LABELLE, 2br/1ba, 1
car garage, $950 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 Construction on Beech-
wood Cir. Avail: Dec. 1st
$1300.mo. (863)673-0066.
PORT LABELLE- 3br, 2ba
New Home in Ranchettes.
Available Nov. 1st $1300. mo.
(863)673-0066.
PORT LABELLE, 3BR/2BA,
new, 1 mile from the high
school, $1400 mo. +
$1,000 sec. dep. For more
details call (863)673-0846
PORT LABELLE, 3BR/2BA,
with garage, $1100 mo.
(863)673-0081

RENT TO OWN
BRAND NEW
CONSTRUCTION
HOMES IN LaBelle!
3BR/2BA. 2 Car Garage
For Sale or
Lease Purchase
Call Today..Don't Delay!!!
American Heritage
Realty USA
Cathy Rupert, Agent
(239)464-4808
Ft. Myers



LaBelle- 5 Acres- corner lot,
Crescent Ave SW & Fay St.
(305)812-2008

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


FORT KNOX
SELF STORAGE
New Ig. units avail., air
conditioned & non-air,
each unit alarmed, area
fenced & well lighted,
space for boats, trailers,
RV & trucks. Manager on-
site, 1025 Commerce Dr.,
LaBelle. 863-675-1025.
LABELLE RENT-A-SPACE -
Cowtioy Way & Kennedy
Blvd 5 10 $42 80 mo. incl.
ta, 8.10 S53 50 mo. incl.
tax. 10'x10' $58.85 mo. incl.
ta( 8'x20'20" $85.60 mo
incl lax 24 nr access $25
returnable key deposit.
863-675-2392.
When doing those chores
Is doing you In, It's time
to look for a helper In
the classified.

Real Estate

...... ......-- .----..-- ,- --- ....-
Business Places -
Sale 1005
Commercial
Property -Sale 1010
Condos/
Townhouses Sale 1015
Farms Sale 1020
Houses Sale 1025
Hunting Property 1030
Investment
Property Sale 1035
Land Sale 1040
Lots Sale 1045
Open House 1050
Out of State -
Property Sale 1055
Property Inspection1060
Real Estate Wanted 1065
Resort Property -
Sale 1070
Warehouse Space 1075
Waterfront Property 1080



CLEWISTION, North Side
3 BR, 2 Ba w/Liv., Fam. & Din.
Rm., Lg. garage & backyard.
Concrete Block. Very nice!
$199,900. (863)228-3958
grace annionted@yahoo.com
CLEWISTON, 3/2 CBS CA/H,
1.5 Fenced Acres in Flag-
hole, Built 2001 $249K,
863 983-8114
LaBelle 3/3 Down Town, Near
Courthouse. Lg. rooms, Top
Area $209K or Annual Lease
$1800 mo. 863-675-1107
PORT LaBelle: 4/2 Upgrades
galore! Lg. Rooms, Lg. Yard.
Near School. Price to sell.
$184K, or Annual Lease
$1800. Owner 863-673-5071
it's never too late to find
the perfectgift. Look for
it in the rlassiflRAed.


HUNTERS!!- 63+/- wooded
acres located in Crittenden
County, KY. Call
(863)227-0996
Looking for a place to
hang your hat? Look no
further than the classl-
fieds.


LABELLE- 14+ acres, fronting
CR78 West, $829,000 Fu-
ture zoning 1/2 acre lots
(239)825-1143 Joe Jack-
son, Realtor, ReMax Elite
Reality.
Nice 2.5 acre lot, in Pioneer on
Tampa Ave., $106,000.
817)729-9023
elgado42000@yahoo.com


Port Labelle, Two, .25 ac. lots
For Sale. Side by side Green-
belt $49K ea. or both lots for
$90K. Call 630-715-6828


Mobile Homes

IIII


LaBelle, 3 BR, 1 Ba., Fenced,
No pets. $200 wk. w/1st, last
wk's & sec. Must have refs &
credit check. 6 moslease req.
(863)675-1010
Travel Trailer, 1BR,
w/screened porch, in an RV
Park in LaBelle, for rent or
for sale. (863)673-6362
TWO OR 3 BEDROOM
$800-$900 Dep $115-$125
weekly. Lazy T Rancri. Ho
dogs. 863-675-1614


NEAR LeBelle, Mobile Home
2br, Iba Needs TLC, Large
acre, Fenced, Sheds
$95,000. (239)565-0490
TOTALLY REMODELED!!!
1J470.3 Bdm, 1'. Ba on Ihe
corner of Chns & Crescnil Ave
in LaBelle. No title. $60,000.
i10.000 down & $650 mo @
100, interest Owner Fhnancing.
Call (863)675-0247
WHISPER CREEK, Lot 218,
1986 Franklin 33ft, new bed,
washer, furnace, carpet & roof
$13 900 18631885-1053

Recreation i

III

Campers/RVs 3010
Jet Skdis 3015
Marine Accessories 3020
Marine Miscellaneous 3025
Motorcycles 3030
Sport Vehicles/ATVs 3035


BOAT, 1611., aluminum witl
trolling motor, trailer, 60hp
Mercury outboard. $2200
-(863)673-3818
BOAT DOCK FOR RENT- No
fixed bridges, $175/mo. Or-
tona/ LaBelle area
(954)818-5822
.BOSTON WHALER- 13', 40hp
Ydmaha. Pwr lill Muloguide
rolling mlr, Ilsh Ihnrer. Trlr
$2195 Neg i863467-3629
BOWRIDER 15 72 hull only
reeda mir. on Irlr. Fair con-
dilion. $600 or goea oiler
863-697-8243
FIBERGLASS BOAT, 17ft., w/
70hp Johnson & trailer,
needs some work. $500 or
best offer. (863)467-5360
GLOBAL POSITIONING SYS
Garmin GPS I Hl ~id hel1dor
deci mount $ 5
(863)675-6973
MARATHON 1985, Cabin
Cruiser, 21 Ft., 190 hp. Merc.
$2500 neg. Moore Haven
863-946-1856/248-935-3837
PONTOON BOAT, 18ft, Lowe,
50hp Evinrude engine, good
shape, $2500
(863)763-5154
PONTOON BOAT, 24', 60hp
Evinrude, $2495 firm.
(863)763-9998
CIampelH M31


CAMPER- '99, Needs work
$1000. (863)634-7780
GMC BOUNDER 1987, 32 Ft.,
Loaded. Needs work. $1000.
(361)441-7027
TRUCK TOPPER- For short
bed full size P/U Good condi-
tion. $275. (863)824-0505


CENTER CONSOLE- new fiber-
lass, for boat or pontoon.
300 (561)723-1690


HONDA SHADOW '84, 26k,
needs tires. $500 or best of-
fer. Call Don
(863)467-1261
KAWASAKI Eliminator 250 '01
clean bike, runs great.
$1500 or best offer.
863-634-2423 Iv.msg.
SCOOTER, Kasea, 50B motor-
ized, by Quingqi, runs good,
can be tagged for road use,
$500(863)228-4202
YAMAHA TTR 125 '04- less
than 15 hours, $2500 or
best offer (863)634-3797
YAMAHA TTR225 '05- less
than 10 hrs, brand new,
$3000 or best offer
(863)634-3797


ATV TRAILER- new, 3x4,
Stainless steel dump bed,
$175 (863)357-5754
YAMAHA 400 Kodiak, '04-
4x4, excellent condition,
hardly used, $3700
(863)673-4405
YAMAHA KODIAK 450'06
auto. 4x4, 2yrs. ext. warr.,
push button 4whl. drive, low
ours. $5K. 863-228-1730
YAMAHA TIMBERWOLF- 250,
2x4, 1996, red, front & rear
racks, runs great, $1300
(863)357-2988


FOUR WINDS '96, 36' with
slide out, fully furnished, utility
bldg. included. In Palm Dale,
FL. $8,000.(419)747-2923
TRAVEL TRAILER,'88
Hi-Lo, 27 foot
Good condition, $3500.
(352)302-6868
TRAVEL TRAILER- about 24',
good condition, no leaks,
asking $900 (863)467-5680
after 2pm


Automobiles

IIIII


"ean" bty *Tracks 4040
Parts- Repair 4045
Pickai.Tracks 4050
Sport Utjity "4055
Tractor Traiters- 4080
Utility l'alrs .4065
Vans 4070



BUICK ESTATE WAGON 90-
only made 1 year. $1500 or
oest owner (8631261-4517
CADILLAC FLEETWOOD '93
Runs great, cold aec, very
good condition. $5000 or
best offer. (863)697-3919
CHEVY MALIBU 1998, 77K
mis. Good condition. Asking
$2,200. (863)675-1446
DODGE AVENGER '99, Sport,
V6-iuto, all pwl. (d player,
/c, cold a/c, urri great, new
tires. $3500 (863)467-7076
EAGLE TALON,'91, brand new
Salt., turbo charge & clutch,
blown head, new tires $1000
or best offer. (863)801-6081
Ford Mustang '94 sporty, lint-
ea win stereo, ac f ast car,
great on gas, stick, $2500. or
best offer. (863)983-7211
FORD TAURUS GL- '90, runs,
high mileage, ow's don't
work, needs Iront rignt lire.
5200. 1863357-6930
FORD TEMPO 92 cold a.c,.
good rri]. 'itl or oest otter
863-697.8243
FORD THUNDERBIRD '93,
Baby blue. 2 door, a/c,
amrrlm. runs good. $1000 or
Dest oner. 18631673-9081.
GRAND PRIX '95- blue, 2dr,
ac, cd player $1s00 or nest.
otter 1863697-1055
INFINITY 0-45 91- new ties.
cOl ac., runs good, ext.
good, needs seal cover 122K,
$2000 (863)467-0890
KIA SOPHIA '01 4 dr good
cond. $2450.863-675-4867
LINCOLN MARK VII '92, 5.0,
V8, auto. low miles $1800
(863)675-7105
MERC GRAND MARQUIS '94-
good cond in/uur. cold ac.
new Ilires, $1800
(863)673-6819
SATURN 1994, Red ice Cold
A C Stereo, Runs E,.cellenl,
Slick Creat on gai $900
(863)983-7211 Clewiston.
WE BUY JUNK CARS
(863)675-1940 :
(800)997-5858


JEEP CHEROKEE PIONEER
86. 414, good cona runs
well, $900 or trade for 4
wheeler (863)261-2269
SUZUKI SIDEKICK '87- 4wh
dr. 6" lift, 32 Buck-Shots,
$2500(863)673-4998


EASY GO GOLF CART, three
wheel, runs great, $500 or
best offer. (863)675-6214
after 6pm
'at/e r


CHROME RIMS 22" W/TIRES
Set (4), fits Trailblazers/En-
voys. $1000.863-634-5888
ENGINE & TRANS 2.5 L, & 5
sp., for a '92 S-10. Exc.
cond., many new parts,
$500 for all. (863)763-2389
FACTORY RIMS- For Dodge
truck. 1 6x7, Silver Alloy, 5
lug. Like new. Asking $300.
or best offer. (863)697-9117
FORD BRONCO '79 complete
vehicle minus transfer case.
9" front/rear end, straight ax-
le. $600 Neg. 863-447-6871
FORD BRONCO '91 for parts,
running mtr., have trans., ex-
tra running gear. $500/all.
561-722-5289
FORD F150 '89- parts, 5.8 en-
gine, auto trans, lots of good
parts, Call with needs $800
will sep (863)763-2389
HITCH, Weight distributing, w/
2 5/16 balls, equalizer balls,
sway bar & all attachments.
$250 (863)228-4202
RIMS- BIk & Chrome Spider 4
lug rims, w/205/40/17 Kuh-
mo tires, like new, $300 or
best offer (863)261-2546
TIRES (2) 33/1250/15
$100.863-517-2077
TIRES/RIMS (4) mud grip,
36" tall, 80% tread, $400.
561-722-5289
TOPPER/CAP, Glas/tek fiber-
glass, fits full size long bed
truck, tan in color, $900 or
best offer. (863)697-9117
TRANSMISSION Auto, for
'97 V6 Chevy S10, $400.
(863)783-2389.
WHEELS, 16" Factory 2006
Mustang, brand new BF
Goodrich Radial tires, will in-
stall. $800 (863)697-0467


CHEVY 3/4 TON '95- ext cab,
4x4, $2000 or best offer
(863)697-1055
CHEVY PICKUP, '84, 1/2 ton,
4x4, parts or whole, $650.
(561)644-4840 Fort Drum
CHEVY SILVERADO 2500 '88,
1 owner, cold a/c, $2500
(863)610-0732
DODGE DAKOTA '96- 4 cyl, 5
spd, AC, good cond., $2500
(772)618-0607
DODGE DAKOTA SLT 2000
Club Cab, 6 cyl, Leer cap,
New tires, Low mileage. Extra
nice! $8500. (863)763-3310
FORD F350 '86- 4dr dually,
diesel, needs work, $750
(863)673-0951


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HENRY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE
SUBMITTED BY:.R. Scott Cooper ODATE ii 140t
SUBJECT AREA: 217 Time Schaeales
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF PURP0E T-i0 prsuoooi rroi isol.ro: n, N ,oncy Ior
-time schedules.
CITATION OFLEGALAUTHORITY 1lo01 41 101" ,r 1001 4", oI')ll ot') Ilj Fl
CITATION OF SPECIFIC LEGAL REftEARCE 1001 411 1001. i 106ll 412,AND
1001.43, ES.
FULL TEXT: A copy of the full tAi oH 1,w. ivo.Pro rul e rAN o- oIarolf i eTiI":'
cost atthe office of the Supero.r'hiai 0' i. c oN .
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: The prou-joit- i :-iriirwr, 4 mt pi.. 101 111r r. '.
ules.
STATEMENT OF REGULATORY T inr o,0 v (,ie -icy ieC,,.0f .l rw wii 0r
additional diolnict~economic I-,,11C 11 n i-cr.j! t01 S101 oj i or [vi, :i, o1
printing and fisfdbotibooo
LOCATION OF MEETING, TIME ifib UATE Htary lCourir .,rWd o6oroi ilri
Room, 475 E. Osceola Avenu e i FL o ,t JO p fir, or :., '..oo W
asohe matiermay be heard or loiae. a- r I 2666
Notlce:Any person who wishe-o z ii) povw' ae tcrool 9ojor crai 'IiI m owliY1 Ir
garding tieostatement of es raPid mauiauliory cos or B ai pr :l.,4o 1 0I rupguiz ai
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FORD 350 DUALLY DIESEL
'89- 4dr, runs excellent, rold
air, new alternator, $3500 or
best offer (561)951-8767
FORD F150, '85, with tool box,
good shape, $1600 or best
offer. (863)675-0358
FORD F150 LARIAT '90 V8,
auto, P/S, P/W, needs painr
Runs great $1200.
561-758-4337'863-763-4149
FORD F150 XLT- 03 Reg
cab. Auto. V-6 Loaded. 57K
mi., 4 new Ies. All pwr Tow
pck. $10,000. (863)467-6079
FORD RANGER 2005 Ext. Cab
w/Camper Top. 5K miles.
Excellent condition. $12 200.
18631675-1446
FORD UHAUL TRUCK '79 1.4
alum. wigrandma's attic. Good
'or storage. Does not run.You
move$500 239-368-7291 an3
NISSAN PU XE '95- ext ca, 6
cyl asking $2500
18631261-2729
Buying acar? Look In the
classlfleds. Selling a
car? Look In the classi-
finds.





HYUNDAI SANTA FE- 05
7500 mi., Liked new condi-
ton. $16 900
(863)467-0658_

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HAULMARK '05 Utility Trailer.
enclosed. 8x20. Like Drand
new cond. $6K
863-634-6337 eves. Mike
TOW DOLLY- with all acces-
sories including elect brte
$750 (863)674-1662
UTILITY TRAILER, 'C6 4x8.
open flatbed, tilt, For Motor-
cycles or lawn mowers
$585. (561)670-3636
UTILITY TRAILER, Triple
Crown, 4ft driver on gale On-
board Diamond tool bo, E'c
Cond.$900. (863)763-6909


FORD VAN- '88, Runs good.
Good tires $300.
(863)674-9907
How fast can your car
go? It can go even master
when you sell t In the
classifleds.

Public otices$



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NOTICE
Notice is hereby giver' iii )o,
10/28/2006 at 11:00 AM l. i 1r
KNOX SELF STORAGE, 1025 'iorr
merce Drive, LaBEii- C.
863-675-1025, the undersigned, FORT
KNOX SELF STORAGE, will sell at Pub-
lic Sale by competitive bidding, the
personal property heretofore stored
withe undersigned: 863-675-1025
Misc. items
Misc. toys and items
Table saw, tool box & misc. items
Misc. items
Bike, furniture, mattesses's, misc. items
Furniture, vacuum cleaner,
mattresses, misc.
Misc. furniture & items
T, bedroom set, sofa, mattresses
Gas grille, misc. items
Furniture, household items
167510 CB 10/19/06
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
The Hendry County Construction Ucens-
ing Board will hold regularly scheduled
meeting on October 26, 2006 at 6:30
p.m. to conduct routine business. The
meeting will be held at 25 Hickapoochee
Ave, Hendry County Courthouse Com-
plex, LaBelle, Florida, in the county com-
missioners chambers.
168069 CB/CGS 10/19/06
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
The Area Housing Commission of Cle-
wiston, LaBelle and Hendry County will
hold the Regular Monthly Meeting on
Thursday. October 19 2006 at 6.2O
tM. at The Greentree South Commu-
nity Center at LaBelle, Forida, Hendry
County.
The purpose of the meeting is to conduct
the general business and consider any
other matter that may be brought be-
fore the Housing Commission. Any
person or persons wishing to appeal
any decision made at such meeting
must ensure that a verbatim record is
made upon which the appeal is to be
based.
The meeting will include any business
before the "Hendry County Non-Profit
Housing, Inc."
168539 CB/CGS 10/19/06


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for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!


Free balloons for the hids! Free BBQ!


.ILL I 7- HICLES
AMU ST BR
IN 24 HOU S.
WITHIN 24 HOURS.


Certified Auto Appraisers will be flown in for this special
event, allowing you the
L highest allowance for your trade.


Se Habla Espai~ol

Expect traffic delays and
congested parking!

Come see


1' l I ,,/ i.i ,, f ,dlet u or
pre-owned cari or trucks
between October 8 22, 2006.


HAMPTON CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP
_____ HENRY COUNTY'S ONLY 5-STAR


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CHRYSLER-DODGE-JEEP DEALER
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(863) 983-4600


202 W. Sugarland Hwy.


Toll Free 1-888-200-1703


0% FINANCING ON SELECT VEHICLES THRU CHRYSLER FINANCIAL. NOT ALL CUSTOMERS WILL QUALIFY. ON SELECT VEHICLES WITH APPROVED CREDIT. TERMS VARY.
IN LIEU OF OTHER INCENTIVES. SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS.


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Lenders on site.
Prestadores en sitio.


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